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SADDLEIACK'S Wl ~LS .PEDALS At DNG AllOVE THE SMOG
But It Takos an&-•• Elfwt·lo Gel•lt RoUlnf
In High G~ar . -
12-foo t Eart k ~ay Bike · Unveiled
Bob Wills accompliMed a coupie ·or
goa.Js as he rode 12 feet above the
ground to classes at Saddleback C.olleae
Wednesday on "Earth Day." ...
He used a means oC transport which
emitted no exhaust. ·
Oran ge C.ast
Weal her
Spring ls barely here, but sum-
mer weather is in store for the
Orange Coast Friday, with sunny
skies and temperatures breaking
the 70-degree barrier.
INSIDE TODAY
The mOVf! to hnpeacl1 Ju.stict
William 0 . Dougla.! goes. to the
vv-11 core o/ tht Founding Fath·
eri concern a.t prottcting the
;udiciary from the Cungress.
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traption !no a perch high enough, it
seems, to acape smog.
Bob Willl pedaled 1U 11-lool-high· bicy·
de to class. .
"Loll al students rode blkea •to ocbool
today," he· huffed in matter-<11.fact
f-.. be kept the cycle from topp1.
1ng over.
-"~ 'just whipped this one up. on two
sepilrate --for the occulon, •and it w«ts pretty well"
The cycle ..:..... actually two cycles -
was built with the remalmi of a pair
of castoff bikes and some common plum-
bing p;J>e. .
Wills sakl the design "just came to
me ooe day. 1 have a wekler, ao I
lhrew ii lotletber.
About the trickiest .....Uver with the
ciood-sltjmming cycle ii getUng oneaelf
up to the dr::lver's seal.
WUls findl a convenient hill and starts
the cycle ~ting, then wbtn the
momentmn ts solid enough, he makes
the trip to the top.
ll takes about three st<po uslng varioos
levels al the frame u llleppinc pods.
"Then I have to torn the thing lll'Ollld
and start pedaling upltlll," ht puffed
as he otabUzed the towering rig.
Wills livea in Santa Ana, 1 but he ad-
mitted he cheated a bi1 on the trip
to school .
" t drove on the freeway and st.art.eel
riding about a mJlt down ,Ille rood."
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Nixon .Asks
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Deferment .
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Cutbacks
. WASIIlNGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon' ordeii1d an end · today to any mOre oCCUpationaT delemients ·rrom the
dralt; as well as deferments for fathers
excePt in caSes of possible extreme
hafdahlp on their families.
Nimn also asked Congress to open
the way for him to stop all student
deferments. All those holding defennents
Clllld. keep tllem. however.
N-said In a lpOCial.-ge to
... -and -tl>Ot such defermeata "are Do blcer dictated by
the natiooal Interest." '
He ial1ied aft G:ecutive order .stopping
immedistety defermeDtl hued on oc-
cupational or firm wen and on
fathemood except w he r e local draft
boards -·-hardship ""!lldJ""'ilt
· Hel albd ftM'.'a dlonge In the dralt
law to ell~ a prov1sioo now
cuaralMelng deferment. ·f o r un-
~ col!<ge students.
NIJon allo outUnod 14.lustmenls In the
lottery system ior drifting 19-year-olds,
which c.o.ar... _.a at hia r.quest
last year.
Under the ~ loU«y system a
)'OWlpter wbQle -.uenoe number is,
for ~. lM,..may be eaUed by
one draft, board While .a man with a
iower'DIDlber in I dill .... t draft 'board
ts not called.
1be President proposed a new ayatem
that would put eocb month's draft call
on a naUona1 basis with the same }of.tery
sequence numben•tffeetive natioawlde.
"Even itcollege defermmts are phased
out," Nbon said, "college men who
lhl'ough ROTC or olber military pro-
gram1 have cholen to ob 11 gate
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Six Coast Girls
In Beauty Fete
Six Orange Coast girls will compete
1n the anoual MiY Orange County beauty
pqeant to be held Friday at I p.m.
in the Garden Grove High School
Auditoriwn, 11271 Stanford Ave.
Sizteen glrla. most or them beauty
tille holder• in their own communities,
will compete in the pageant sponsored
this year by the newly formed Orange
County Pag~ant ~ation.
The winner will repreoent the county
Jn the Mlu C&lifc:rnia contest in June
at Santa CruJ.
Orlflle coat contestants are Susan
Reed, Corona del Mar; Diana Ross,
Cotta Mesa; •Role.mary Kelt)', Fountain
Valley; Connie Jo Pllst<r, Huntington
Beach; Bt1b Dtlltoch<r, Lot AlaJnitot,
ud Jaymie Boyd, Wnlm-r. ·'
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'WE, NEED PROFE~SIONALS . TO PROTECT ENV!RDNMENT'
Nobel Prize Winner Lib&y Spooks at $oddleback Collelo '
'Environmental Doctor"
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Hope for Pollution ·Cure
By PAMELA lfALLAN ·
Of "" °"" l"lllf ...,.
The en'flrormental dociot, a man who
wlll dtagoooe, pmcribe for l!ld'hOepfuUy
cure oor growing pollution problem, ~as
described to Saddleback College students
Wednesday on Earth Day.
Addressing a huge outdoor audience
on a bright sunny smog free day was
Dr. Willard Franl< I.Ibby, t960 Nobel
ertze winner in dlemiltry who discovered
Car1>oo t( us<cl In d~ting planta and ,
animals and who ,wlth a colleague' i.s
no\'\ developing tbt. 1 idea of the: en'"
vironmcntal doctor.
"Soclety Is fluUy coming to reallu
that sood ma11:n.rs are essential. Pollu·
tJon al tho tDYiroomenl is becOinlng
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from· a bellhln1r nnoke -. . bul or Clf','~llkl Dr. Ubb)I... ' • . ·,
"We al'e frownt~ on :ttie de!ttuctl(n
of our iendsCape and our' dellcoltly
balan«d ec:olollet, Why wu ~ allowed
to happen! llecautt :ii oar ipcirin~•
of the cormequenc:ea. ' •'Jn Wtain siluatlolu wt ato 'IO'iocked
in thit we have ,no ~ to· take
for • while but that ol. wr own deatruc-
llOA." , , 'B~ he &aid there are two delinlte
olopo tq toke lo revene the. patl<m
of destruction. 1 '
The firs\ lo throu&h ·...,..,di procrams
wi,ere aclentitta are now ~ to·
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..... tt .. ~ ftLOT , ' --of marljuaba between Texu and Me~co,
SAN·~ l!;,,~1111 no ·"""I" relUited in a otlff federal prilon term
meat' ·11 fll, Ill& ' -~~ also 1Ulder ~·'· ~ nlllied "8'e Wo'ilntiodaJ to tree Orange Couty Superior Cciurl Jud&e
Dr. Ttmollly Lury boqai ~ oq ball Byron K. Mc¥tllan brandeinliil-lonne
while .a-lillll bll Ormre County inltl-Harvard 1Jlll)'Obology prolwor an i•· .
ju-CoinlctlOn. • · s!dious tlnal to 'society ID pasiJili I!• IA ~· II the Calllorn!J sentence eatller!h!I year., , ·
Institute r.r lllen et-<:blno, just beijlnnlng Bail is quite · fr<quent!y permitted a
a ooe-lo-10 year sentettoe. -_. convicted individual while bis cue is
Defense attorney Geotj'e Chula has being appealed to higher courta:. ,
filed an appeal agaWt •bis conv~oo Rosem·ary Leary, 34, ls cl,ll'rently free
•tellll!>i!IC b)lip ·• Dec. 31, Jill arrat oo ber own fH"llllunee 1'blle ,•waiJing·
in ~ ~,;wll!le'bll wile ODd ,..1ence r., the .J.a11ma B<acb cue,
.oa ~ iallo ~~. .. Wll!d! !n.olved LSD' and marij..... J
Dr. Leary'~ ,_le.-I"'~ .wu,~ l)r. LearY'• ~ John, ll>, ls curnaut:
In a peUi!oO .!or ·a~~ ll(\l!ng lie 1,..,i . Uftdergoi\ii a l-11 P. s y ch!. a t:r I c
never ~ a court· a~ance 1aodl cl&U1ftc~Uoo qd evaluauon ~ at
bad •onlf one prior COD~t ., lite pri.son Whei'e his father ls be&irinJiic
Tbal ""'"'~ o! ttWpor11111' o...... . his !ernj.-' ' '
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F or-ged-Ra-yr-0ll Checks
'I Taut I Taw" Puddg Tat' . Cropping ·up in Mesa
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You did, chickie; she's Jennifer, a Siamese whose
famUy has grown up and left home and who's trans--
ferred her maternal instinct to a three-week-old
chicken. The pair are pets of the William Anders
famfly of Westminster. • Forged Pfyroll checks totaling moJ! Detedlve Jim Strickland, ol the bogull
than '2,000 have tumed up all over check detail.
the <>ranee Coast area, following ~ft He said payroll checks bearing of 7.1» lilmiks f Costa M .-__ do_.. Martini!, name and drawn on the U.S.
--7-:::,.,~ rom a · esa ~ Nat.Wnal Barik of Costa Mesa have turned
lounge, pGIJce dlsclooed today. ; . •P in Colla lllesa, Newport Beach, HW.. Harbor District Vote LIBBY .•• The documents were liken from Bill tington Beach and Westminster.
Martini'!; 1.;:E. 17th St., the first ftek "Most were cashed cat markets, liquor
in April and aeveral have been cashed, stores and restaurants," said Strickland,
0l05tly on April 10 and 13, investigators in '70 to $140 denominations.
sald. Martini himself estimated value He added that the checks have been
discover the nature of pollution problems,
where they come from and what they
do so that this knowledge can be con-.
veyed to the public.
Bill Dies in Assembly
or-tbe bo(u&-che<:ks at $3,lnl. -~placed on a hot sheet circulated to
"I don't know' bow many moN may area banb, stores CJnd other places where they might be passed.
The second is at· this moment Just
a proposal but Dr. Libby feels it would
be most effective.
SACRAMENTO - A first vote Wed·
nesday on a bill to put on the ballot
dissolution or expansion of the Orange
County Harbor District was defeated
by e!!orls ol Assemblyman Robert
Badham (R·Newi>ort Beach),
have been pas!led" .since _Monday,'' ·says ' Martini himself warns businesses to
be exlreniely careful about check "We need a professional whose job
It is to protect the environment. Someone
wbo can tell us what doubling the cars
In the LA basin will do. Children's ·Pleas
Fail; Wife Killer
Gets "5 to Llf e ·
Wile killer Milo Hovdal was senlenced
Wednelday lo ·flye Years lo life in state
' ' d"Plte' I moving plea tiy 'his ~r in Wbkh Jetters from three of
Ile convicted man's four children were
lea4 llolld in Superior Court. , .
Def-aUorney lllatlhew Kurllich' es·
ionsivelJ qllOled from Ille letters o!
!leve, 13, Mike, 11, and Sandy Hovdal,
l, to persuade Judge Bruce Sumner
lo grant an ul<\lld~ ~ ol prohalioll
lor his SO.yeai .. ld C:Uezit. ' ,_, '
'lb9 letters, all or which were ad-lreS,e<i to Hovdal, expresoed the hope
Iha!; he would be given probaUon oo
ihat'jlls Children would not be deprived,
n K)lrlllch'a wonls, "o! tbelr last link
with family ll!e."
Judge Swnner rejected the argument
md also denied K11fillch '• mctlon !or
l ~trial.
He· noted tbat Hovdal had been guU!y
tf assaults on his former wives and
lhat · hlJ llate priaon tenn might prove
bendleial "before we return him to
iocleity."
A jury la.st month coovlcted Hovda!
lf murder in the New Year's Day
!:hooting of bls wife Georgea Genevieve,
16. Ji was testified that Hovdal shot its wile in the home following a quarrel,
put another bullet Jn her as she fled
JO the street and fired into ber for
lhe third Ume u the screaming woman
tried to evade him on the sidewalk.
HO'\'dal's defense was that he wa•
Jnink and tbat the shooting followed
vean of nagging in which his wile had
KCasionally mistreated bis chtklren; He
lold Ille jury that he had no recollection
d Ille shooting,
Kurllich laid alto. the eentencing tbat
~e Will Ill~ an •appeal against Judge
tumner's 'Tlllirc. ·
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Thom•• x,, .. n E•""" ThoMll A. Mur,1111"
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•1d11r.i ,, Nill
cashing, q,ce many of the stolen checks
may still be in d.rcuJation.
Detective Strickland said that, as of
lllonday, he knew o! 11 which h<d ~
passed.
He also said an Anny deserter arrested
far .alleged bad checks had been ques-
tioned about the case but cannot be
linked to it.
"He will be an environmental doctor,
a man who will do for the environment
what an MD does for hea1th.
"We need an generalist who i! familiar
with 11ubject11 from biology t o
meteorology, from the earth sciences
to the social sclences with aome publlc
health and medicine included. He would
The Assembly was to vote today on
a revised version of the bill with the
clear possibility that it might pa~.
Badham took a measure of personal
victory In being able to engineer defeat
oft he bill Wednesday, 32 to 29, "even
From P .. e J
DAAFf···
have, a total of seven majqrs.
"At l!rst, we thought maybe no ooe Reagan R&election
could learn that much. But we propose
to 1ry and 11nc1 001... H d
,. Dr. Libby descnl>Od the curriculum ea quar.ters. Opened
themselvee to ente. mUIWy oervlce at lo he •et •P at UCLA, where be is Orange County Committee to Re-elect
a rater date would be permitted to professor, which will produce a doctors Governor Reagan has opened head·
postpone their active duty unW corn· degree which la not a PhD but a degree quarters at 500 \V. l?lh Street, Santa
pletion of their study program." analogous to an MD. Ana, Alexander Bowle, com mi t t e e
. .1" stressed.''.tha:t In .doui away with _ · 'Itle rtudent will take Jhree ·yeen of Chainna·n, announced.
deferments he was speaking ol. "pha$lg graduate work at UCLA studying seven Other members of the Executive Com-
oo,.-not the eUminatJon -of exlltin& majors plus a half dozen core courses mittee are Robert Beaver, vice def.rm~·." which will ............,ntrate on the appllcat1'on Ch · Mr Th nd Cl k VI sm:1 ............. atrman; s. unno ar e, ce
"tbe.:..auddea eUmlnadon ot...eJlating __ ofprobthlelr lmol wledgeill8;nd will test their Chairman; Coabon Morris, Fina~
delermtnll would disrupt plans made em so Ying ab ties. Chairman ; George Brokate, Walter
jo N>d, filth by blcuvtduala, companies, · He would next spend two"')'ean "in-Knott, Henry Segeretrom, Mrs. William
colfegea and local school systems on ternshlp" in the field, worjdng with C. Smart and Frank White, Bowie sald.
the basil of those deferments," he .various government agencies and in· .
asserted. • -dustries and at the end of the five
tn addlUon, Nixon said he would aik years he will receive his ~egree as
Congreu to wipe out monthly quotas d~tor of environmental sctence and
for local bo&rdJ so that he can estahllah • .,..meertng.
a nS:tioOal draft call. Hts goal 18 to Who would want to hire them?
cquallze the new draft lottery. • · r '1Any govermpent official who has to
A nltional drawing is held once a make a major decision on something
year under the present system for all involving environment,'' answered Dr.
19-year-olds. Local draft boards are Libby, ."or an industry ~ho might be
direcled to lelect men wltb the lowest developing a new product.
sequence numbers .first. "For example, someone could have
But problem.a arilt, the President ex· come to the environmental doctor and
plained in a message to Congress asked what will the supersonic transport
because sequence numbers are QOl evenlf do to the weather! This ~s not a silly
distributed among the more than tOO (1Uestion. The authorliabon for the
local boards. transport has already proceeded alm09t
"Under the present law for example to finality without this question being
a man with a sequ~ number 1s5 asked."
may. be called up by one draft board Dr. Libby explained the process
whil' a man with a lower number In through which the new transport, which
a dilferent draft board is not called," will be flying in the stratosphere, would
Nixon said. '"lllis can happen because double the water vapor in the air.
pre!ent Jaw does not pennit a national ''Thia means that the high translucent
call of young men by Iott~ sequence cloud! in the stratosphere would be in-
numbers." creased and the Input of sunllght substan·
The President said he was therefore tlally decreased," he saJd, adding, "We
re<:ommending to Congress that It sus.-mieht get cold."
pend the quota requirement provision He stressed llie problem wt th
while the lottery plan b in effect. supersonic transports as a prime ex·
Should Congress accept the pl'Op<>flal, ample of why the environmental doctor
Nixon continued, he would authorize the is needed .
SE:lective _$entice System to institute a "He ·win be a generalist but he will
monthly,' patlonal draftcaU, "with the know who all the specialists are so
same lottery sequence numbers called that he can answer all the questions
throug'hout the courilry.'' that will be asked. He will then have
"'This will result in a still more to develop a code of ethics to lay the
equitable draft system," he said. fa cts on the table objectively.''
though it was co-authored by the other
three county assemblymen."
The bill, .bltroduced by Assemblyman
John Briggs (R·Fullerton) was co-
authored by Robert Burke (R-HunUngton
Beach) and Kenneth Cory CD-Anaheim)
and made the Harbor District vote by
coonty voters an emergency measure.
A! such, it required a twt>-fhlrds ma-
jority, 54 yes votes, for passage. Follow-
ing the defeat, Brigg• removed the
emergency provision, making a simple
majority, 41 yes votes, all that wu
needed today.
The emergency provision was to get
the citizen vote on dlssolutlon or ex-
pansion of. tbe Harbor DIJlrict quall!ied
in time for the Nov. 3 general election. ' Without an emergency clause, a period
of 95 days must expire after tlle
Legislature adjourn!, probably In Auguat,
before a bill takes effect. 'Ibet would
push it beyond November.
Briggs today was to aak for a ballot
measure fu November the results of
which would take effect upon the ef·
fective date of the bill. Badham was
going to ask that the bill be re-referred
to the Committee on ~!}_government.
Badham saJd he argued against the
bill became "these internecine baWes
ought to he handled. at honie."
Sovlll °'""'" '-If ldllW .,,... 1he UPely mood of S~lan •hag,
. ' 1 ~ Chief Plans
TalkWiih
-Protesters
Newport lllacli Police Chief B. J-
Gli•u today aaoounced ,be hu iJ\vlted
Dea Elder and Barry Welllherg to hiJ
ollloo PridaJ lo diJcuBs "the llmltaUo&ll
ol tree ipeedl Ind assembl¥." , '
Welphtrg Wu ,~tod Swldaf Clll
charg"' el disturbing, Iha peace all« I
speech at Ille B Sil.et Pll(li! in whi(JI be
allegedly·uaed o~ language. H1a ar.
rest sparked a fist.swtngtng.!ray tb11t Qn-
ally led to the arrest of nine ·adulU and
one juvenile,
Elder has been Jdentified as a spokes-
man fQr Fr,. Us, ·tile ·groop whic;h tpon.
soreO the rally at the park. Contacted to-
day Elder said he Js not a spqke&man
for the group. ''l do go.to their picnics,"
he BCl<led. ' ' I
· Elder said ·be could make no statement
on the proj>Oled meeUng' a's he had oot
received the letter from Glavas mvlUng
him to the conference.
Police department spokesman, Ed Cib-
barelli said he would personally deliver
the chief's letter this afternoon. It reads:
"On Sund;ty, April 19th, a num~r of a
group -I believe are auocisated with yo11
and ,"Mr. Barry Wdnberg we~e arrested
in the vicinity of Balboa Pier .
"I would sincerely like to avoid con-
frontations of this nature in the future
and 1tn therefore inviUng .JO\I and Mr.
Weinberg to sit down and discuss the
ground rules under which your meetings
may be held. I am not suggesting any
form or accommodation that will pennit
your group greater latitude than ant
other citizen of Newport Beach. I am
simply sul;gesting that you meet with me
and learn the limitations on free speech
and assembly which if observed will fore.-
stall any future dUficulty.
"I will be in my office at 10 a.m., Fri·
day, April 24th."
'Kidnap' Case
Dropped by Court
A Gardena mu charged with kid-
naping his estr8Dled wife a month qo,
leading her to drop a cryptic nole ill
a Coat.a Mesa service station rest room,
have beta dropped.
Antonio Martmez, 32, was released
for insufficient evidenct during a Monday
prell.minary hearing in Los Angeles Coun~
ty Municipal Court, Carson.
A three-eowity search was touched
off by Mrs. Marty Martinez, whose' JK>te
heggtng !or help wy found in a statknl
at Harbor Boulevard and U1e San Diego
Freeway.
No trace was fowld of the couple,
but they were located by Firestone
Sheriff's Station depuUes when Martinez
took hiJ spouse hack to her home.
Plane Crashes
AUSTIN, Tn, (UPI) - A privole ,
plane on a !Ugh! from Wa!lli!JllOn. o.c.~
nosed into a narrow space betWffn two:
homes late Wedneeday about four blocks.:
short ol the Austin lllunlcipal Airport,
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -Here is how the administration says President
Nlxon11 draft proposals will affect individual registrants :
1 Still eligible for deferment -students attending college for baccalaurate
degree; students attending junior college, community college, approved tech·
nical achool or approved apprenticeship programs; those hOldlnl a deferment
because of employment; those holding paternity deferment: th• wtio aJready
have applied for employment or paternity deferments, 90 long u they qualify
under former regulations.
Karastan bring, the deep, )Jouncy texture and charming look or
imported rugs home to you at alJ.AmeFican prices. Fresceau blends mas
of 5"btie light and dark tones into a nylon pile shag that gives rooms
No longer eligible for deferment efiecli ve immediate}y -those not hold·
1111 employment or paternity dtfcrment and who do not have •ppUcattons on
Ole. ,
Still eligible lqr deferment unUI CongreSI and President act to Implement
ttlday 1a pn:iposals:
1.-Those planning to enroll In college. Jf calltd for service alter tnttr-
tng coller.e. a stUclent's Induction 11ould he portponed unUI end o! semes!er or
term. College men lh ROTC or other military proiirarru: could postpone active
dutr µnW complettng study projTam!. .
!.-Th.,. p"nnlng to cn:oll In a junior or community college, approved • 1 toehnicaJ school or apprenUce P"Jll'IJTI. Jf called for aervfoe after enrolUn&,-
• otudent's lnducUon would he portponed until appropriate breaking point fn
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VO L. 63, NO. 97, 3 SECTIONS, 421('AGES
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Hearing Tonight
Solution -_Sought
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To· Central Park
By ALAN DIRIUN
Of "' Dellt' l'lllf tt•ff
City staff members ahd parks and
recreation Ci)nlntissioOOrs will try to
thrash out dilfertnces over plans for
HuntingtOn Beach's new central park
at a publiC hearing tonight.
The main differences art over the
location of parking lots and whether
Talbert Avenue should be allowed to
co through, the 147-acre park.
-Representatives of the architects.
Bc.ko, Dean, Austin and Williams of U.. Angeles (EDA W) also will be at
Ille meetiJ>g. whlch will begin at i :IO
at the recreation center, 17th ,street
Harbor Vote
Bill Killed
In Assembly
' . ' . SACRAMENTO - A first vote Wed·
,,...iay. on a bill to put on tile ballot
dissolution or expansjpn of the Or~e
Counfy Barbo!' DmrtcL.... was defeated
~ efforts ol Aaiinblyman Robert
lladbam CR-Newport Beach).
·The Assembly was to vote today on
a revised 'Version of the bill with the
clear possibility that it might pass.
Badham took a measure of personal
victory in being able to engineer defeat
oft he bill Wednesday, 32 to 29, "even
though it was co-authored by the other
three county a!Seril.blymen."
The bill, introduced by Assemblyman
John Briggs (it.Fullerton) was _co-
authored by Robert Burke (R-Huntiligton
Beach) and Kenneth Cory CO.Anaheim)
i nd made the Harbor District vote by
cOOnty voters an emergency measure.
Ar. such, it required a two-thirds ma·
klfity, 54 yes votes. for passage. Follow-
lrig the defeat, Briggs removed the
emergency provision, making a sltnple
majority, 41 yes votes, all that ·was nteded today. ·
1be emergency provision was to get
the citizen vote on dissolution oc ex-
pansion of the Harbor District qualified,
ia time for the Nov. 3 general election.
Without an emergency clause, a period
of 96 days mmt expire after the
Legislature adjourns, probably in August,
before a bill takes effect. "nlat would
push it beyond November.
Briggs today was to ask for a ballot
measure in November the results of
which would take effect upon the ef-
fective date of the bill. Badharn was
going to ask that the bill be re-referred
to the Committee on Local government.
Badham said he argued against the
biU because "these internecine batUes
ought to be handled at home."
and Orange-Avenue.
Some staff reconunendallons bring
them into conflict with the architects
and a number of park commlllioners.
"We like the · afcru.tects' concept for
the park, keeping it closer to nature,
but we-.feel there·are a cot.iple·ot pro-
blems that need to be looked at," Nmn
Worthy, parks and recrea.Oon. director,
said this morniu&·
Worthy and seveial other s t a f f
member• held· a meeUng Wednesday
night, which was also attended by park
commissioner Ron. Bauer, and Mrs.
Carole White of the Design Review
Board. The staff will present recom-
mendations decided at the meet.Ing to
the commission tonight.
Most of the park is bounded by Talbert
Avenue and Golden WeSt Street. 'The
architects have recommended th a t
Talbert Avenue, which presently ends
at Golden West Street, should not be
extended through the second pllale of
the park, through the BOlsa properties
to a proposed Coast Freeway In-
terchange. The architects also recom-
meoc!Od perimeler parkin&: on . the
Ollllldrtl' al ~ pork, ti!!'\ .... pedlp( on Goldel.1 Wilt ltreef· Incl lralbift·
Avenue. ·
"!'he lllaff believes that failite to extend
'hlbat A'81UO IDlJ cool Ille city
gJl.!IOline tu lunds. . .
Worthy explained that Talbert Avenue
·Is a prlmary'hlpway, runn!Jlg east-west
across the cotinty and extension of it
by a quartor ol mile to \be proposed
Coast Freeway interchange is part of
the county master plan.
"I! Talbert Avenue is not continued,
the council will have to recommend
that it be withdrawn from the master
plan and this might-jeopardit.e the
gasoline taxes the city recei~. The
system o( interlinking highways won't
work unless an cities are cooperative ...
Signal OU & Gas Company, which
recently purchased the Bolsa acreage,
also favors the ertensibn of Talberl
Avenue.
nie staff also will recommend that
parkinfl be allowed on Golden West Street
.and Talbert Avenue until the traffic
load -too heavy. In addtt.k>n, the staff wants to see
two perimeter parking lots· relocated.
"One lot is 100 yards from the com-
munity center and a boat rental facility
and we shall recommend it be moved
adjacent to the center," Worthy saki.
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STOCK M..µlKET
NEW YORK (AP) -lbe stock market
tumbled today to ill . biggest loss in
about nine monlbs. (Sec! Pages 32-33).
The Dow Jones average af 30 industrials
sank IJ.111 ta 750.ll. II bad not dropped as
much since July II, 19111, when ii fell
13.SZ. The average edged toward ill low-
est level of the year, which was 7'4.1)1 Oil
Jan. 30.
~DIJION
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SHOW AND TELL-l>ROJECT PROVIDES FUN ·AND MUSCLE TDtilE At 'NIEBLAS SCHOOL
'You Have to LMrn to Move Y.OAJr Ann'Before. You Can MoYe a Penc:ll Jn Your Hand'
By JOANNE ·JttvNOLDS
Of -o.llr , ... Stiff
A new junior college campus for Jl,500
students will be needed .ln the Orange
Coast Junior College District by 1900,
according tCJ district Chancellor Nannan '
Watson.
Jn .a report to district trustees, Watson
said the predided need· for a third .
campus is ha.Std on populatiorr pro-
jections.
The Orange Coast di.strict currently
supports two junior ClOllege campuses
-Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa
and Golden West College in Huntingt(IJ.
Beach.
Wljaoll. said i ftOO!lt population at~
lndicotes tile diatrid'• current plans !oi-
ac<OIDillOdat!n -wtU bold up until 1111111.
"Since we will have the maximum
number of students we can handle m
our two eampuaes by lllO, tt II evident
''1hls -·-·If the -pro-portloo ol Ille total· --were to ' be.~ by ...... community -~. ,_Y ·wu sl)ow"'IMl4ell •day 1n;t11e
ih 1990,, tt1 would .be •necestll'Y to PnMdi klndei'.girten class at Nieblas · SehOoli'
faciJJU .. for 11,411 sddltional studenta· Fo..ntlhi V.alley.' . ' '
by that tim~." he DCIM!d. So five-yeaN>ld Janice Gaski wahted'
· Watson admitted· that pCJPUlation pro-to ~w hef classmates aomething si)ecial
iectioos for 1990 are more likely to _ a 20-foot high, air-filled balloon house
be ·hilh·than low. --"It ls ~ however, that out· &r>bouncln.a:. • o
preaent two __ wtll reocb a Her dad maba then> for carillval
satuniion. )Ollll ID 1111111, md' tml the """"5,
growth <!-the area will aecmaltale ... Jir:fy· Gaokl ldlated tbe -In !Our
pwlqo bef""d ~ period to --. n\lnuleo, ,.._, .......... *"" -timled,._ ~Deeds,• !'° ""41• , lly ·a '-:0 than • 300 .. 1111:.,., ID kin-
-dinirtet fi!al and '"1':11-:S-' ...... . . tbnihled, ~ and ' acr<lll the V II A jello-lllie floor , a ey pprov~ 1be klda ~ Jn and 'w1 15 at
· • lim<. wtlb teachen keeptnf·witb them F0ntl for Parks ~f;:-ior thdr peril!ptua1
scrne plans will have to be made now FCJUntaln Valley now bu 1 place to growih," aaid Don Hendricks, N!eblas
principal, who spent ·a pd part of
the day helping tired. )'OUlllllerr out
olthehouse.
so there wtll be faplll.t<s for additi011&l put mno ._, lot .,.,-ks.
students," Dr. Watron llld. Tu<oday nJpt the c!IJ: cooncll 1P11""'ed
'"lbe ,beat ..um.ta we bave for the aeatlon of a rpeclal park fund, -ate
population of the county ID 1990 set from all other city "-'· .
the figure at 2,850,000. 'Ibis compares 'Ibere lln't any money . in · the fund
with a !VIG p<ll>Ulotkn figure of yet, but the coonctJ aa1d • that wtD be
1,460,000~" he explained. taken care of when the parb and recTU-
'"lbe curr..t estJmatod -1atioo base tion COl)U1llMon handa in ·• r~ ·O•»
of Ille dblrict II roaPl1 .2$ percent bow to fill 11. •
of the "'""'1'• --· Assuming 1be -Ids atarted wl!b eoun. no chMp Jn Ille lbare -of, the ldal cilman ---,. a· fGrmer gora
population, the 0raqe ·~ Junior ~, who _,tllal 1l!t d!Y
CoUecetDjltrict ~~tn~D&O·WOllld : wlll'eam,mcn· inelr'fllt. maDeJ tn fandl,
be llJ,IGl,f-IOfd, In benb·lllan·)ll'Ojeclodiln°tllo·badpl. .
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School psycbologbl Ten)' Summers ex-
plained tho value, otlJer than la\1111•,
ol the object labeled a moon ~e.
"By kUJ ng the klcll Jumj> IO freilly.
they de.elop-wtlb their large
muscles. Tllal·-wtll IMd lo --!Ion ol amaJler muiclel needed I« rudtng,
wriltng and oller ICbolar -·" Hmllrieb added, "You have toileetn
tvmave-yrm' ll'1lll befort•JU'I can Dllive
a peoc;i1 in ~ Und.1' •
Aluminum Cans
Not Like Tin Split Widens • 1n.
•"Ibis baomd"'8 bouoe' allO givea kilts confldm. 'lbel' learn they con Jump
and'IOmething·wtll be under lhem. Some --Yowii kl<ll ieally doo't -that ii
Ibey ~. they'll come down safely,"
lbl psydlologllt said.
~·10cta don't rulir.e how much "8 con-
trol • liluatlon . Jlk• tblt lo ...... them Jura!' Beadricb uicL '"Teacher• were : Anxious to wipe out aluminum soCt
drink containers on their campus, Golden
West College students Wednesday col·
lected a batch of the oUending cans
to melt them down into a sphere com·
memorating Earth Day.
Things didn't exactly go as planoedJ
however.
: Keeping a ~alch over a bot furnace
tn the campus technology building, in·
structor Tom Sully couldn't figure out
wby the cans wooldn't melt.
He snipped apart one of the containers
to discover they were made of tin._
Only the tops were aluminum.
''Tin melts at ~.ooo degrees. our
fumace· won't handle it," he told the
surprised gathe ring.
Undaunted, the students pic ked up
various scraps of aluminum , threw them
in the melting pol, and cast their symbol
q yway.
Mordy Park L_ig hting_
Sports lighting and other (acilities are
to be Installed in Murdy Park on Golden
West Street, north ol Warner Avenue,
Hu ntington Beach, at a cost of $26,728.
The city council 11wa rded the co ntracl
to the low bidd<r MO!lday.
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Chamber, Council in. Financial .Dupute
An 'appartllt "commu.tcaUolll: gap"
between the FOWllaln Valley City Council
and the Ctiam"tier of Commerce appears
to be widening.
Shenklnan fql)owed •up S v a 1st ad 1 s I plat..ed ·tltller thit ~ didn't
remarks by calling for a meeting with recein enouch-lnform1Uon on white
the chamber and.declaring be.too wa"l'.t. I that money te rptlil,
"saUsfied with the chamber.'s bu4fet ; "MCllt!ol It -to ~v the cbamber,..I structure, n I r ~
; ~ them to -"loll,, -·iOst and ao oa to< bolp ~ thelr -le control:.. .. Tho! klcll _, mJoiod the .. ,,.
"It WU fuD bocaUMI )'GU g«, lo ldmp
up ,llld down. I jumpe1L.,... .,.f loll
-:· aald JJ.,_,..id Amber Kelley.
lloYld· Bucluman, I, iild M did
"w-its." Tuesday nisht a councilman and a
!onner colmcllrnan both crttJclaed the
chamber 's budgeting syatem and called
for closer council inspection af city
money given to the chamber.
"If "'me of . the!\' councilmen tJIJnk part-time -.,,• Adler aplatned.
there is a· problem there's a waJ-!to "The rest auea .. OOIDlftdldtJ projec:tl'. .. , tried to "1. ~ [ ... ~ .. Ji!,,,_., ADen llcGmr, •·
·Cbamber offidals respooded by de-
nying any problems exist and claimed
councilmen don't take enough intert.sl
in the chamber.
Bernie Svatstad, who stepped down
as a councilman 1 Tuesday, •tarted it
when he said, "I thln~ the' council should ·
approve aH chamber budget lteR\11 before
. the Money is spent."
He 1dded a further insult by com-
menllrig, "I also feel the chamber ahould
get involved in biger and better thiop
than Cl'll1stmas decorations ... ~
A few weeks earlier, 11 a councilman,
Svalstad suggested the Chriltma11 decora-
tions conlett started by the' chamber
could easily be: handled by a service
club.
T!l<9daf nl1h~ Couacilman R o 1
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setUe il Let them come down to ~the like Ji'ouataht VaU., D111;WS.,.Jl'Gua\llin
board meeting and set more involved ' vaOey com.t" and '8 Cll1lbD8 ca.-
ia the chamber," Or. Marvin Aditr, test."
president of the chamber, replied
• Wedl>e9day. -"I doo'l lhlU, lbol naltle ,.. are
"lbe city hal alwaya hsd a liailon only a ~ --'tlon1"
man ·wlth the chamber. This year t it's I said Adler. ••rm·nat pms to Mk mat
Jim Hollywood, the city manager's assls-' wlio donate .their Umt to do mort thin
tant. If the council wanta to know wh•t's ! they are." _..
going on it can eully find out fmn • Tbe Fountala \l4lleJ Cbolnber al Com-
him," Adler eonUnued. 1 meroe i.., no p.m cbunbs m••l'F·
"I don~ ·know what's bug Ii 11 While ball11Weo qned lllat • .........
Svalalld," he said. "Prior Jo aey of mf"1t IOIYe ..,. '"""""'°!: """' _.,_
our events wt never heard •l"IY er1t1qsm. i yet t.11 aet up. Olllr cowicllaMB -.
·We flc\lre if we don 't hear 1ny com-not fully lijWt_Ml: tbetr r.u.. •
plaints beforehand we ahouldn'l htar / the chamber lllbjoc!, ·
them arterwardi." ; . Shenkman ended his "tlGmplafnta Tllee-
The crux ol the dlrputo is the 14,:IOO I day on a happier -IQ1BI,' "we
the c:ity annually budget& for chamber I must I~ our cltJ'• UnMt throqh
cxpen,.s. I the chamber ud norhaml. ,.. -i. ivalstad ud Slltnkman hid both com-lite tb<m man ..,pp..i.~· , ' '
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WASHING TON (UPI) Pr<sidenl
Nixon ordered an ...i · today: to ..,.
more occupaUonal deferments from the .
draft,•u well •aa ·deferments f« f&µ>en
except . in eases of possible -iextreml
bard.ship ori their familJes.
NixCJD also asked Congress to dpen
the wly for him to stop alt student
deferments: All lhooe bol<!Jnl delerments
cou)4 teep them, however~ • _ •
Nixon siid ., a special . -"lo
the House llnd Senato tl\al aUch
deferment& "are no JCJnger dictated 'by
the national interest."
. Ht ilaued. an exeeytivc order stoppinc
lmmedWel,y deferments bosed on oc-
cupationl) ar farm ' work and on
fatherhood except w h e re local dra.ft
boards determined extreme: hardship
would resul~~
He asked far a change in the drafl
law to eliminate a proviaioo now
guaranteeing deferments f CJ r un-
dergraduate oollege students.
Nixon a!IO oullined adjllllmenls Jn Ille
lottery sygtem for drafting 19-year~lds.
which Congress passed at bis • requat
tut year.
· Under · the presm JOttery oystem •
yaungator wbose aequence number Ir,
fqr -pie, 110, mq ·be· eallld by .,. *1dt boetd W1ri1e a mm··,.mr ·a --··--II not ealled. r ... -'
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11111 -1d Dlll eocb _.,,, draft call
db Ii mt)Mal ~ .. tbe U1D1 lotW7,
eeque:nce numbers effeetlve nationwide .
"Even ifJeol,tege.deferments are pbaaed
out," Nlzon ,aa.ld, "college men who
lhrou~ ROTC ' or olher military pro-
grams ' have chosen .to ob ligate
themselves to ,enter military service at
a later date would "be pennitted to
Postpone their active duty until com-
plelion of thelr'studj program."
He streSsed that ln dplog, away with
deferments he was speaking CJf "phU'ing
ooi -not the e1lmfnatJon -of exiotlng
de!ermeots."
,, "The 1udden eliminabon of existlnc
defermenJJ would diarupt p\ana made
Jn good ,faith by lndiv!dllala, ""'lP~
Colfegu and loc31 IChool systems on
(See DRAFT, Pqe Zl .
Concert Bands
To Play at GWC
The ooncert bands ol Golden West
College and lOrange Coast College with
more than 50 pieces will1 play a special
public perfarmance Friday at GCJlden
West.
Charles Rutherford and T o IJ'
H~ band di!<ctors at OCC apd
GWC, 'reapecllvely, will direct Jn tho
Golden West College Center at I p.m. Admfaaloo is ir<e. • .
SelectD\s on the proaram Include cm-
temporary, classical, and retJ.cious musie
as well u niarebes. 'Ibey Include
••1esUval Overture" by D m it r l
ShOlltalrovlch : Wapr's f!t Rte n z I
Overture," Ron Netsdn's""' "Rocky Polrit
Holiday," aoit "Jesu, Jay of Man's Desir-
ing," by Johann Sebestlan Bilcll.
Mm:chel by John. Philip Sousa are
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Spring Is bsrefyo bere, but sum-I
mer .athet la in stOre f<*" the
Orong• Coall Friday' with IUllDY
akl .. ' and ttlnperatures lnal;ing
the 'IQ.degr.. blITier.
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The· 11&01111 to tmP,ach .Justice
WilUa:m 0. Douolai' Q0111 to 1h"e i U.r~ cofe of the Founding Fath-
er• concern at protecti.ng th•
;udicl"'ll from th• Cqnqro•!·
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·Eau·cator Watns :· ·
~Stilt-Sign.~
Rejected ·)
6y ~l~_ners
~ -eciol'I~ ..... 11oo la ui
clanger Ii being m more ~--a, I.Id,
Hayden IL Wllllams, Golden West Colloce
b161oit" laoch1'rwalned· aeveral blllldfed
stu*-la'cUin, O!l "EartlrDoy'' pl\Jcllln . w-............. ~." ._. ..
~·. '. "Until we an willing lo opend Ille
,,..,....,,. 'r..earch nloney to' dlDvOr
whiftn CJl.ir enVttonmerit Cs a relJ thri!a(
ancf tl)eJI 4la<:over What can I!< ~
aboot it, "then "this Is just a PMJli>i"
thing and .. all ,are a ~· :ol:
bypoc:rtt.ea.'' be ukt. ~ .·, ,. •
. ,WUJ!uU " lold lhe lltudent.s llltt' 9Q
llWe Ji "1own. 4il9u1 :ecofogy aocl .t!ie. ~ '?' ~-~.t .lew ~eiJii!.iive;
llalo> ..... Wl.lle.JD04e.. ; . j. '
"You llhould take with a graln ~ o1
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DRAFT •.. .....
the bUis . of ·t b 8 I e deferments," bl
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In addl~ NiXon Aid 'be would -* . -Con11m, w, wipe , qu~ mpntbl7 Cjl1'JIU
lcr local -io that.he can eslablllb
• national dtall call. llli cOal la . lo
equalil6 lhe -dnlt 1ottecy. . .
A naUonal di'aWlllg la held -a
year under the jlnleiit system lcr . all"
19-~ LOcal ···c1ta1r -... dlroCteil lo ~ men -With Ibo lawat oeqUeiiCe mlmben lll'lt. .
. B_U\ problems arlae, the Praident or-~ .. In a · meaage te Qmcreu.
becl111< aequence llUlllben are nOl -ly
dlalriliuted amq. the m0re than a localbOordl.. • •..
"Undir llie piuenrln.-lnr eumple,
' mari ·With' ·a · sequence number •
may be called 1111 tiy ... draft boor<!
while a mlll"'With a lower-number ia
a dllfemrt draft boor<! 1' DOI caJled,"
NlxOn said. 1"'11111 can happen tiecat111
pment law c1oe1· DOI permit a -natinnal
call of ,.... """ by lciltery ........ . numbers."
The President said be ., .. lherel!<,O
recommending lo CoJlir!sll that It ..,._
P<1)cl the,. quota. .-..iuirement provlllnn iililJe the.~ plan Is In died. .
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Six C.Oast Girls , · ffl ";".,.. •• '(1(1"!• ;'. • tfl • '(/ f 'ltl I<
In Beauty · {l'eie ..
Six 0nnp Cout ·g1rla W111 eomp'ete
In the annual Mlal Orange County beauty
Pll~.tl<I J>e ,beld ~ al· I JI.I!>-· In , the Gani"' Grove mgh ·SchOol
<\ll<lllortwn, um Stufonl Ave.
. -girls, most ol them beauty
tille holden in their DWD aJmmunltlel,
will Clllllpete In the pqeant llJIOllllOred
lhla year by the newly formed Orqe
County Pqeont Association.
'"1e winner will r<pruent the counl7 ID lhe Mias California conlest ID J11111
at Santa Cruz.
Orange Coast contestant. are SUsan
Reed, Cor<na de! Mar: Diana ""'9, c.Oui Mesa; Rooemary Kelly, FOl!lllaln
Valley; Connie Jo Pllster, Huntington
Beach; Beth Deutscher, Los AlamitOI
and Jaymie Boyd, Westminster.
Condominium Group
Backs Cris Candidacy
' Cris C. Cris of HunUngton Beach,
a caodi.date for the FUtb District aeat
on the Orange County b o a rd of
aupervisors, has been endorsed by the
Oi:ange County Council ol c.ndornlnium"
Cris is uecuUve secretary. of the ·
grOup, comprised of about Ji mem.,_. ~g around JOO CDlldombi!IOlll
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M1ili111 ..,., •• , .. f r.o. ••• 1to. •2Mt °""' °""' . """""" ••ld'I: m .._, ,._
c.&11 M .... , >30 W.JI ll'j' llNll •~ ''""'' n11 Wnt l•IM• •~,. hll Qamlllt.; JI.I ""111 El ~ ....
11111 the predj<tiolll ol aloom by "'"1e
tcnloglsls that wltbln three yeani we
will e~ate •ll:lonns of life."
"These kind• .!, staletn<j!ll -tend to
b6. hy5terical, aDd ' do DlClf't ·.arm than
pd beclu.e ·tbree Jell'I !rem nOw
-1e -..;a ·1oo1: '"'""1ICI and .. Y they
WV! lied to." .
"'!be fact is we don't ~w feiy much.
We have doubled the lead contenr of·
the ocean by burn!ng lead-in Olli ga10line,
but how much lead can the ocean contain
wllbout destroying microoooplc life ol
the ocean:· .No one has the remotest
idea."
"We1 have a Jot of people very ve:y
~ abwt\be ecoloa of our COl,U),o
11'.1 and OUr -Id. bu\ I have yet lo
--IRilllclell!ly COliceriied lo ~~~-.. It. ~"'!l'bndy ·llket
"At17Crthei''aie havflig triiuble f111-
dinl 1311 lo, bey • net lo """ three
ocean mearcb projecls. At the 111111e
time ......_ fortunes are be!nf.,opent
by ~ lelllng ""./what Ja,,...r for ua:._ ..-• .
_ The l1roflt m~ -... baste 14 our ~ ll)'lltem -WU attacked by
WUJ!al)ll u ooe ol the main barriera
lo ,fdoquate "'9eerd> lund3" · and· · ·
of ijae causes ot out s*-nt "4: vir.u-t.1 situ.lion. . .:
<"Ille prOblom la.our slandard of UviJiC. W.• live. in • threw· '.IWIJ. economy
If we.ail the populat!«i of lhe ulllted
-· In ball· and conllmte:lo''P""luce al the ..me· level, It would -1r•lhat
tht: romalnlna people """1d hav. '11rice • mudl to throw away." . • , ;
.::Pollulicli equals --times -ard ol lh'lng ...
'"The desp.ir I have for aolvtng our MOl'll<al pn>blam 1' that ·1t·m•7 •be ~ble lo ·-peOple· to do ...,.lhfng about populatloo lncreaM, bul
I .. ~ fl ~ Is · poesfble. to talk people
lr)lo cto ... 10met.blne,about 111elr olandard . ol livinlf. All our .Jfle we have been
fndoctrinated lo COIJIUlne and throw
things .away." 1
"If we are golnc to move toward
solulJo!> . It 1'. going lo r<quire . bulc
and fundamental changes not only In
the psyc:boloa of people but in the
~lai of people. And there is res:iatance to the latter."
Beach Wpik .Petition '. ~~ .. ~s~' i-~·l ~C~yncJ.\.~,,Y
A 'plil!Uori' slgnlid' hy e'li_tit ri;(d;,,IS
living'' op Welde and Milton circles Jn
northWest HunUngton Bea.ch, ci!linB on
the city to cloee pedestrian walkways
in the bk>ek wan m Springdale Street 1\'M~... ;
Thf' COlmaI iifeed Monday night ' lo
clote ,li)e wal),w,y .. . •
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. 'I 'l'•ut I Taw a Pudd11 ·Tat' , . --you did, chiclde; she's Jennifer, a Siamese whose
family has g?own up and left home and who 's trans.
fe;rred her maternal Instinct to a three-week-old
chicken. The pair are pei8 of the Williani Anders ·
family of Westminster.
~nJral Park for Valley
Whittled Down to Size
The dteam ol a central park in Fowl-, . .
lain" Valley was wblltled down lo sluo
Wednesday night by parks dlr<ctor Stan
Slaf!nrd In a written r<port lo the parks
c:ommlsslon.
••1 ·merely suggested that a four-acre
~k site m!gbt be finallclally more real-
istic than the 13 acres originally sugges--
ted," SLafford said today.
A m on th· ago parts commlssionert
and' city councilmen Popped up with
three proposals for a central park in the
city.
The alternates in order of preference
were 13 acres adjacent to Foqntaln Val-
ley High Sc.llool, use...of 20 ·acres in Mile
Square ot leastng 20 acres or land from
the Ora"i• County Sanltallon District.
"Everyone agreed the city would pre-
fer.rto oWn its central park,''11 Stafford elll\ol...i. ';Bu; the cost ol !!•acres i.s quite bt&li u · . • · ... .....
He figured it would cost the city about
$700,000.to buy and develop the 13 acres
nen· to the school. By comparison, 'a
four-acre park beside the school. would
cost only $200,000 to buy and develop.
· ~our .acres stm serve as a central
park with picnic area. And the-Sehoot
groumls would give an area for games," .
Staffard said.
Stafford said park commissioners
made no comment on the repOrt Wednes-
day, but agreed lo study II and declare
their te.llnp.
"The other two proposals are 11Ull J>0.5-
111ble," be added. "We can develop land
in the county's Mile Square park or lease
land from the sanitation district."
But be admitted the emphasis has been
placed on buying land for a central park .
Councilmen may also find more money for parks.
Police Services
Shown in Beach
lim1llnllon Botc!> r~eOts .,. ptting
an opportunity to run a eheci: on the
police.
They can vis:it the city library, 525
Main St., and inspect a display of
services the police provide. The display
was prepared by Sgt. James Mahan
the police deparbnent's administrative
division.
The display will be at the library until
April 26 when it will move to the Banning
Street aMex adjacent to Eader School.
The exhibit will remain at the annex until
May 12.
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For River Park
During 1971
River Park in Fountain Valley will
II" down the drain In 1&71.
Engineers' from the Orinie County
Sanitation District plan to rip up. part
of the park to plant a large sewer
trunk line under it. The park is on
sanitation district land and is leased
by the city.
Use of the park at Ellis Avenue and
the Santa Ana River is expected to
be returned to the city after lt71, when
the sewer line project ia complete, 1ald
Fred Harper, sanitation d i s t r i c t
manager.
lt is still open, and will remain so
for the rest of 1970, for camping and
hiking aclivities. .
TueSday night, the Fountain Valley
City Council agreed to sign month-t4>
month leases with the district until work
in the park mus't1start.
River Park was designed by the c:lty
as a unique jpot for camping and
overnight activities for youth groups in
the city. It was developed mostly by
volunteer help and the city planned to
build a restroom facility in th! near
future.
The sanitation district warned the city
of the sewer project so no large amount
of money would be put into the l.9
acre park, then be ripped out, said
Harper.
tM Uoely mood of S~1haj,_
caplW'ed by Karmian in broodlOom and lll'ea rap
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Al and Jerry • won't .iiland next lo
Colonel Sanden · and Lillie Alphy on
stllt.s overlooking lht llrtet.s ol Fountain
Valley.
'lbe •Ptuarla fO~ion ·~'t waot
them in ""'· aolihbodlooc:!.
Al llld. J"!Y an ~rs which
symboliu Ille ~·Hardnre chain
of stores. Wednesday night a spokesnW.
for Llnbrook asked permission to put
the characters on a 50-foot, flft standing:
sign for the store proposed on BrOokburst
Street. ·
1be planners said "no" because. the
propoted store, acroa from Gemco, sits
in the defined city center area, a speciil
section with tighter architectural controls
than any ot~ J>O,rUoii ol. the city,
"But you have allowed the Colooel
Sanden symbol, Liflle Alphy and a hoot of othen,,. argued attorney Rer Coon
of Anaheim.
Plaming c;h)irman James. Dick ad-
)'DOllished Coon, stating, "Cor.portte im-age means notblng to me. Bank ot ~~! fOtJiht J« mcdbs to aain a
free standing 5'cn here, but the world's
largeot banking' .ch8Jn still doe&J't have
it." ~ -
"I know ll 01'-Irv.me Company said
come do~ to: ,,Utjqn IsJJll(I you'd to
without a slgn,"1Dick ad®d.
"I lhlnk Yeutbave a wonderful location
here and ougti't to save your money
on signs," the cha.lnnan concluded.
One resident, Paul Savarino, a former
council candidate, challenged the com-
mission's right to "interefere with
business in such design rriatters. You
ought to coocentrate on zoning matters."
He was l ead the city, ordinance
establfSltlng design review .procedure. by
Commlasloner lUcb4rd Healey and told
by Dick U be didn't like design review •
"take it up with the council. They make
the ordinance."
Commissioners. clearly opposed to any
free standing sign, denied the sign !'!:·
qcest but agreed to ask for further
word from the council as to restrictions;
on the city center. ·:,
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Children's Swim ·
• Classes Starting '
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Tiny Tot swimming Jessms for b!:>Ya
and &Iris aged 5 through 7 begbi; ·a1:
3:30 p.m. Friday ln,the Huntington Beack,"
High School pool. . . . ,.
Sponsored -by lhe Huntington Jleach
YMCA, Uie sessloos are scheduled fl"etyt
Friday from 3:30 p.m. to 4::15 p.m. ••
Children will enter the beginning "Gu~
pie" class, and later graduate to tJe.
mtte advanced Y Tadpole Club aOO:
the Y Frog Club. ·:
Registration fee is $12 for YMCA m~
hers and $15 for non-members. . ""
Applications are available at the YMCA:
office, 17931 Beach Boulevard, or b~
phoning 847-96112. ' '
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·Polarization P erils UniVe rsitf ·
;wl:J · Aldr ich, UC R egep,t ,,Defend Fr ee Speech at Neti,/Jo rt Seminar
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l'olartlltion of pollllcll tbouiht la a to uswne Ibey would have lived wlthlo
clelt · ~t to the Unlvenlty of tl)e law," Hlgga remarked.
•Colflamla .......... , •• •· two UC leader• Hlgga aa\d ;1'! II a lawyer Ind he _ .. .,.. -• r cannot find Jt i:n. \lm. to UCUll the
speaklq at a Newport Clamber cl Com· conduct of Kunatler and the defeodanla
lllftte IOllllnar m)he university and the In the Chicago se11en ~al, ''Tb!!J;•lolated conun.untt/. every rule I know of profesikml cm-
1be spea0rs were DeWitt A. HJu•, duel, but that does not )qoan lbooe
chairman cl the UC Board cl Rerenll, genUemea should not he allowed to ap-
aril Doolel G. Aldrich Jr., chancdlor pe:~. a aunllie~af:':i~~ to the
of the Irvine campus. Board of Regents by former governor
They stood up Tueaday night • for Pat Brown, voted to fire UC Pr<sldent
academic freedom and free speech, whHe Clark Kerr and UCLA communist pro-
reVealing the price they must IOfOf:tlmea fe.$SOr Angela Davis.
pay f0< their Yiewo. • • The reg<nt and the chancellor IDdicated
; that u 11 wearying .and th~ to
FIRE PROFESSOR · • ' W<ilgh principles of academic. freedom
Higgs siid' he got a letter aUlog · ..A.. .1<.' ·
bow it la poa!ble 'he does not nlO\la , , ' . * J.f ,.,
to fire New l,.i!lt phlliioopher Horbert · ' · '
Marcuse 1rom the uc San Diego faculty. Aldrich Warned
Higgs wrote )>act to the man, who
Met fr••"opeecli ..-coaiil1imltr 1111.. " -·~ -• .1..id l!O'lioors
ty1·n ..... ..-lodlJ to bdni ~:. :=:.~.:.=,~:,:ii:;
--tbe --unlw.nlty ....... ' II reaulU., 111 a lbreal to .,. and my Aldrlcb IOld U lo 1111 'ilP'''U'ililJ _.
people," lllld o.a....uar Aldr!cb. • "The tf)!le to ..,. there " a -" -unl11era!IY 11 10 ~ and I 1iD IO points praented. Bui pnellcal'1 spoD•
su'P<Cl" tnc. accoiilpllllllirc that ·II dllllcafl, i.
He llkl ~ wilbel itheri' Wll ~ uJd. ~ . 1 groop In the mllUlllllllY, --by "The radJcal ..,._uve or tbe •
the communl\y, that -.Id be wtllhll who bu IOI a ........ he'll want to
to spOnlor ~ i]ieaken oo the •peak, he11 come, and he 1i<Nli iOCr\ih.
univenfty wtJI DOI be under comlant an homrlriwn (~en fee)," Aldrlcb
withering lire. aald. I NOT A BALANCE .,:.:.:k::.u::::n:i:::
lrvlM .ComJ>lllY -WUllom JI. a ll&t o!...n u.;,. IJ!vlted. The ,.,, ......
Ma3011, a third panelist 1o the chamtia-CaU\1e 61 the ~auv.· vtewpotnt, !he
diarl<elloi noltd; mart olfeJr 11 not
crusading « requires a I a r I e
bonoririum. ,_u. 'D!(ted thal " -~•peaken ......
.., come to the,.-Ool)' -... ~i11ed nearby, that he would he 1l4d
to discu3s it wiU! him over lunch. He
got another letter aaylng, ''Thanks, bul
it wouldn't do any good to talJt about It.
There can't be two skies to this ques-
tion."
Aldrich said he received· "lhe most
miserable letter, signed by a viJ11ante.
saying what he was going to do to
me, my family and my home."
"The university to me bu to be a
free market place of ideas," said Higgs.
"It would 'be very easy for the regents
to set themselves up as judge. Nothing
could desttGy the university quicker than
that."
Rafferty Chides
Chicago 5 Date
CO~ by tho .,....; Hi I a l·d ,em.....,.... JIDIM C«marl of fie
, l'Nsldent'o Commlallon 6n CMI ~.
wu oa tbe· same pncram a ·year ·anct
a half qo with Black P111ther Eldrldp
CJu.yer but an the tocua and CGl!'lrnent
was about what Cleayer Aid.
TEl.l.'l BELIEF
Drilling togeJIMor .. the way ,<fi 'tile
meeting, Aldrleh aald lllgga tora blm
he believes a chancellor bu to be ·ofte.
fourth S.O.B., o ... fourth aehelar, one.
fourtb con man and one-fourth public relaUOns man.
DAILY P1Lcr1' """_, Miii raettruo
SADDLEBACK'S WILLS PEDALS ALONG ABOVE THE SMOG
But It T11ku 11n Exh11ustlve Effort to Get It Rol ling
In ~ig~ Gear
· 12-foot Earth Day Bike Un veiled ·
Bob Wills aCt'Ornpliahed ·a couple of
roall u be rode U feet above the
ground to classes at SaddlebaCk College
Wednesday oo "Earth Day."
He uJed a means ol transport which
emitted, no exhaust,
And be rOOe lbe home-made con-
traption from a perch high enough, it
teema, t.o .escape smog.
Bob Wills p"1aled hiJ !Uoot.high b!cy· de to -c1us.
"Lotl of studellts rode bike& to sehool
loday,l" he tuiffed in matter-af.facl-f-u he kept the cycle Jmn. topp\!
log""!'" r "I justtwhipped till one up on two
itJmate weeken:ls for the· oceuibn, and
I !0'1• J>ret:ty well. n '
.-. 'Jbe ~cle 1 -actually two 1 eycles _ -
was bullt with the remains of a pair
of castoff bikes and acme common plunr
bing pipe. '
Wills said the design "just came to
me oae day. I have a welder, ao I
threw it together.
About the trlckleat maneuver with the
cloud-skimming cycle i:5 1etting oneself
up to the driver's seat.
Wills finds a convtnient ·run and starts
the cycle .coasting, then when the
momentum is solid enough,' he makes
tile trl~ \" lhe !DJ>. , ,
It takes about threo sjeps using varjoul
levels of the frame u stepping pads.
' "Then I have ·to tum the thing •round
and start p"1allng . ul>Jtill," he puffed
as he stabllzed the ~ering rig.
Aldrich justified his decision to permit
rive or the Chicago Seven and their
defense ittorney, William xumuer to
speak on the UCI campus, made before
their !'Cheduled apPearance Sunday was
canceled. . .
"My reading of the campus ta: the
faculty and students have done a ftrst
rate · job functioning within the law,"
said the chancellor.
In anD(er to a question, Aldrich saJd he
' reallz<s UC Santa Barbara Chancellor
Vernon Cheadle aald Kunstler and the
otherl" would not he 11lowed to appeor
again becauae they pose a threat to
the community. (The Bank of America
turning had followed an inflammatory
talk by Kuiilaler.)
MAKE READING •
Aldrich said each chancellor has to
make a reading on his own campus
of the s.ituaUon. He uJd lrvine doe! not
have an Isla Vista where studen.ts were
out of sorts and there was trouble brew-
ing.
l\egenls Chairman Higga said ap-
pearance 0£ Kunstler and five of the
Chieago defendanta at Irvine was
discussed with Aldrich. "No member
cl the. Board cl RaJenla m1de any
motl"1 to. direct the chancellor , to do
anfthing· bllt exercise hiJ own judgment,"
he said.
"I do not know wbat Kumtler and
the others would hive said. I have
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SACRAMENTO -Chancellor Doniel
G. Aldrich Jr. may find hiJ Job. at
stake il the convicted Qlicago Five ap-
pear at UC Irvine and likewise for
any other campus chancdlor, in the
system, ¥ax Rafferty threate~ here
today.
The radical actlvbts had stolen some
ol Rafferty's thunder by cancelling a
ocheduled UC! visit Sunday, but 1!le
tempest conUnued.
The atate superintendent of public ln-
llructlon wamed In letters to Gov.
Ronald Reagan and Chancellor Aldrich
tliat he will try to engineer firings of
administrators wbo pennft such vlslla.
"Cordially, Max Ralferty,11 they saJd
in conclusion, but the tone wu hardly
th al
Aldrich was In Washington D.C. today
and could not be reached for a comment
about Rafferty's Irate stand on the now-
cancelled Chicago Five visit.
They are currently appealing con-
victions based on bloody dlsrupUons of
the 1968 Democratic National Convention
in the Windy City.
Rafferty has called the group convicted
rioters and revolutionaries, while Gov.
Reagan brands them sldetho'i frea!<s ..
The New University Conference had
Invited Rennie Davis, Abbie Hoffman,
Dave Dellinger, Tcim· Hayden, and Jfl.rf
Rubin , plus defense attorney •WllHam
Kunstler to speak.
A UCI spokesman confirmed Wid-
nesday that Ibey would go, instead, to
New Haven, Conn., where Black· Panther
Golc10n,·.01lvo/HOnoy
Plus Zinnia/Zinni,
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48"Tlb11W/4Arro llholro 284.00
A~Udlbl1 Cholsl W/Atrro 128.00
. Ad/Udlb~ Choi!' 112.00
1Jlu1111 ChU 62.111
. Rockll"f Choir ' 12.00 .
Sidi Choir 39.00
Ottan.n , 3Q.OO
leader Bobby Seale -a Cblc'IO comrade
-faces trlal for revolutlonaiy activity. ·
"Unbelievable," de c 1 are d Rafferty;
when Informed cl the appear...., wblch
Aldrich had until Wednesd1y tO permtl
or refuse. ·
University ofllclals bad pV<n lenlaUY<I
approv,L -·
Rafferty told a report« later that
he wut sWI try to get UC Rqento
to fire any chancellor who bu apy
way of prevenung the ,Ollcago Five'•
vlslla and !Illa to<lo "" He aald he would mate ,ouch a move
u an ex<OfflcJo member of tbe UC
Board of Regents.
"I trust that lhll l«f'f event will
not be pennltted to oC:cur," llafferty
warned Aldrich In his April SI let1er.
Go11. Reagan had earlier duqed that
the group of ylpples ond 1cttlllsla has
no legttimale reason to be on ·• UC
campua, but qualifled his ataterDtnts somewhat. 1 ' •
He aald It .,.... a toogh question.
"It ls a difficult thlng foi' U · ad.
minlstrator to know whether be ·could
precipitate violence by the action of
denying them ••• or letting thein," he
sald..t1• nen briefirc~ •'I I ~l f l ;"t >t'
Reagan said .., question would . ....,,
to eiist In the caae of Ill;; swa~~
when! a visit' by Kurislfer. 1'u IOl!oitii
by ~tier violence at ..,my Is~ Ylol&·, "I 111ppose Irvine .Ii lliatllled,,oq: the
basis that UC! bu been u41i o(
dislurhances Ind rlola and oo f9rth."
he sold.
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''This Is the arena unfotltrnalely · In
which he operatta," aid Aldtlch.
A regent ®em't have Jt 1~ tither,
Indicated Higgs. He aald ,Ii& moil • lo
replete with letlsn from· tupeyers
oa)'fng ,... re-t \JI. Bpt .ll!lla '4k1
he also lo the r<preaentathe, of tbe
•tudento, the faculty Ind the Lellalature
Ind he CID do .., lea than he a trume
for all.
His obeervation on studeli.tJ, he tald,
Is that about two pen:enl m hafd.clh
revolutionariet who Would re.art to m"""' II It .iowd· further their elils.
U. comldm ... thertO per<enl ~title
•tudenla who .,. dupes and eully led by the bar ....... group.
But the great bulk, he aald, nnt
to do oomelhlng about thlnp wltbln
the llmlla ol . the law. "Unlllt>f1lty .of
California students u a group I belleVe
are the areatest. in the nation."
Spock Case Closed
BOOTON (UPI) -The jjotd MiOnt
has clooecj Ila hook on tlie draft ...,.
•pirlcy trial of Dr. Benjamin Spoclc.
The Una! cbapler WU ~ written
Wednesday Ji.wllen U.S. Diltllcl Court
Judgo W. Arthur Garrl\y Jr. ....i Ilona
wllb • fl0\1-requelll to -charges qol)lit twO of SPQCk'I. cod~
d111ts -Yale Unlvenfty ·diaPJatn
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of a llo~ . .The lml!·hors• was at
b-With ber flupr caught In tjle
o¥91flow .llol• of hOI' kitchen sil!k.
Sile WU llDally released by a team,
of ~f&*, ~c flr•m.en.
• 4 • ~ • :i.::.. Ra'W"11•k~• lq ~ ar~ \!'" -t TUall ¢1Y of·Sw-1w•.c<•are
seWJpg , cloWn ,..gljn after .throe
dilp of• ba1J11 ini~. caught;.,.i
11111J1ed. 1,000 of the repliles were
eaPluJ'ad daring tho BMUal hW1t;
Ina ~.milked tb• snakes for
thtlr wnom to he used in makln~
anU.venofn·· aer.tiin11:1 Jne lar111ti
caught wu I feet 2. ' . . '
, Al!lort Meyno of Portsmouth,
EqlaJM!, Ja•• up bis toon-•s• gld-. trt..id 'iq Y..n ago P,eoauso she
had· a rovln1 eye. But ~ .. pin~"
he qow obe waa the only. on, frir
him. Albert, now '3, married · the
girl, ~ Orffftn," DOW '19, in
ctrtmonlu ' receritly. ?'hey met
a1abl' five ~n ago after lllelr
ipOUMI died.·\ ' --.,.-_
fJ -, lllMent J. Sdwlofef veteren at-
JllOl!iheric icleu.t, \ e 1 t ii r • d before the sei\ate Air and Water :Pollution Siil>Commlttee recently.
He Wd, f'We have tOi rethink bOW
we J>lll· our Industrial faclliUu to~ethir . • : Wt ou1hl to outlaw clllmnel's." He wants horlzQntal
cblmnevs with soo.,particles.1.1 bi~
aa possible so they can be removed
from the air by rravity.
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It was Sydney Pfolffer'1 llrat dar.
on the job al a Honolulu. Hawrui
liakery and when lb• rrunman en-
tered the shon, sh.• didn't know
what to do. The 17-year-old clerk
asked him to wait while she went
to ask' ·more experienced worker.
LJll!I Shimo, also 17, who bad been
on the job for three months. They deCided to give him the money.
Ho ~c!IJ!!d with $60 in a J.UY!"1ll
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DOING HIS PART
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AIDerica Sack
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~art.h Day Ends
, By Ille A-led Pre•
AllanticJatet1 breali: today on a clMn-
ed .-lieaCh In Brookl)'ll. Trolllc Brinda
down New York'• Fifth Avenue wbtrti a pjcnic wu· held while cars were ban·
nod. cooi-la back In seulon. Earth
Day it over.
llandreds ol lhoulands of America••
joined In the observance Wednelday,
uniting ln a plea for tbe preservation
of the environment that cradles man,
hoping to mart the betinnin1 of the
end o1 poUuuoo.
They marched, demonstrated and
nllied -as many as .100,000 strong.
'!'bey Jiltenod to countlw speocha by
.politi<lans; lclenllsta and •lhF leaders.
They swtpt, IO'Ubbed; plchd up Utter
ud P.lanled .trees ud Dowen. Thi NatiOUI ll:ducatJon ·Allocilllon
WASlllllGTON (UPI);::~_, In bodi ,.rlJel jetiiid ....,. Iii flPllnl
cutbac):i In 'U.S. opact eff<\rll bica•M
of lbe Apollo iJ oeddeftl.
1be .._. bUUon ~ b111 ror
the Nallilnal • A~ aod Space
AclJnlnlitr'!llo, • (N.\Ml <amt to the
HoUso Oqor w;.Jer· lbe cloud <ii the
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y 'ther ..... -attack 'by -~ ... b<!ore,"tlli Apollo IS ac->
·~ . · 1be 1'1ll· lacludea fl.! 'billion tor the
ApOllo. proiram ·tO aim Wward teVen more 11101111 laDdlnp u...ati 1871. -' si-m John w. lllcCormac:k (0-.,
M .. .), ml Houle GOP Leador Ger~
R. Ford of Michlgan agr<ecf In brio! a-_.,..,earlier thla woej,' tllal
Apollo IJ lbouid, llOI be • cauoe for
CllWllR buk 00 pianned. llpaot ........... · Ford, i-ver, 'bu not made clut
whether hi would 'support lbe-ltlthorlza-
Uon blU, •blch the Hou<-5cltQce "'cl Altr-.llcl ~ttie lncreued ... • rn1Dkin <mr tbe Ntxorl admlnlltl'IU6n'1
buditl request. . '
Ali<!< from the ApOllo i:i, quallon,
liep.; Jo&eph 11: •. Xartl!. (D-MIM.),
dlllrman· of lhe Spece Sc~., and
ApPUcationJ · . SubColhnllUee, u r & e d elimination of $190 million earmarked
for developing a space stiuttle station
and a 50 perCi!nt reduction, in the $100
million ,erovlded for lmprcmmtnt of the
Salum V rocket, wnlcb bas powered
'the moon llhota in the Apollo }Jrogram.
Karth told UPI he would recommend
that the remaining $50 million of the Saturn V alltborization money be
e'"l'"'ked lnslead for Improved salety equ!pment on lite moon Olghll.
* *" * Probe of Apollo
Mishap Launched
SPACE CENTER, H....ion (UPI) -
Memben of lb! official. Apollo l3 In·
veali(IUoo boud will oet tbelr'strategy
today for a probe into whY. an osygen
tank explosion thwarted America'• thlrd
moon landihg fllcht' and endan1ered the
lives of its astronauts. Board Chairma• Edgar M. Cortright,
dellCl'lbed aa "a man who remembers
everythtnc," hopes to know within four
weeks what bi1gered the explolioll' and
how to keep it from happening acain.
11te men who survived that harrowing
flight -James A. Lovell, Fred W.
Haile: and John L. Swigert -plan to
v.Tap up their fourth day of port-mission
debriefing ud fiy to Wuhingtoo In the
evening for a bearing Friday before
the sea.to 5-Colilmiltee.
. box.
• • estilnllild 11\ll to million public IChOol
chllclrc parliclj>ated lo ~l>ln PfO' Nll!'l~an lob Will!•"'-· of II'"""·
Poskll Reform
Faces Tough Go Slle1Dt11, Enllandil ti .. complained ~ recesaed for lho day .wlllt
to local atl!horl es about new many ol ill members maklq opeak~ itreotlamps Installed near bis engapmerita. -Not ill wire wumly
home. He lll!d the artifloial Ug~i rt<elved. Sea. Charl<s JI). GoodtU <JI.. J U S S "-' eaililnl hla planll to l1'0W , N.Y.), WU ll'lllted at a, Mn Y!111<· , n ' • • .en.ate teo fast. ' Unhenlty rally with • leaflet .ct1llilc
• ~ "!lie~ blggOll ..... ,:at !Ir·,. WASHINGTON (AP) -After a
Barton, England, Postmistress .. SID: Ga lord Nel CO.W.la,),\o'W 1 generally fav~able rece~on before ,•
"""' She~an, 60, was less than -~-~ilii ~Eutb~, ·tiif-House corrumtt~, President Nil.on 1
sc;ared when a small man pointed a lmBllJa Ulll""1ty r~: • ..,, eadld. postal reform leg~lation faced a hotter
a sawed-off shotgun at her and de. stop our . tnvolvement • in Laoe: tn JO politlc,J climate today 1n bearings before · ded "I told bi t to . ,,_ •• .,_ lhe Senate Post Office CGmmlttee. q\ll ,!Doney. . m no dayp, and we lbould; b,ut 1.1ri:: 1,111t~ Sen. ·Gale w. McGee (D-Wyo.), com·
be -silly, she s&d. So tile man to 'l-a1mro -lo hll . pn>per P'-mlttee clWrman, ·1-ou1 Wednesday bllught a fivepenny stamp and ~ lho -tn-1 '!'UL taU • com-at Vice Prelident Spiro T. Agnew for WJ!kad out of the shop. :1ilmel$ ~ U>'l;bin1 we ~ve done wW Mce::;te called ~~~nate, in.
e ~ national pollcln oll !ind :=.,c11;J;'.~tfu""" ttmarks
Three fugitives from th• West use, peslicl*" aoc1 lJOrblcldol, -I "--IUt -k· 1oic1' 8 Republican
Virginia Slate Prison found that ~ for• air aod water. ~.. , ., --iqresslollll Democrats had u.e long arm of tbe law ~is too fast. and• a ban on offsbore oil drulilig unUI stalled rm.t action m the Nixon ad-
1'.ey were spotted by state police ~ch Ume . as the country needs ·the mlnlstniUon's plan for an independent staggering down a rural road and oil and until we can u:tract it without u S poetil s«vice
took to their heels under police pura fear of ecological aisaster." ~·The vice Pratdent. ln his partisan l\dt. The police won the footrace remarb, bas Introduced a divisive no&e artd put them away again. They ,
were apparenUy drunk and had Cub I ' 0 ? into what bu been a nonpartiSan, wrecked their stolen car before a nvail~on ver. pr-atic •l!O!DP! to deal with the very
capture. real probltrn'1 1 facing the Post Office • Forty -seven -year -old Ruby Or•vu, president of the Bourne-
mouth, England Sea-Fishing , Club,
CJUgbt her first fish lo 17 years
SUnday. .
MIAMI (AP) -Fk!el Castro says Department," McGee said In a state-
an u:lle Kuerrilla rorce that infiltrated ment.
Cubo has been kllled or C8Pbln>d excepl In testlm<oly Wedneldly be/ore the
fOf' four men who have beeh. surrounded. House PoSt Office Comm 1 t t e e , ·
Ac<iirdlnl! to bl1 flcures !lie Invaders Poslm~ler ' General Wll}lon M. Blount,
who landlcl lot w11k numbered only wbea uked about Agnew's rtmarks, said
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By ALAN DIRKIN
Of ""' O.llY' l"lltt Sltlf
City staff members and parks and
recreation commissioners will try to
thrash out dillerences over plans for
Huntington Beach's new centraJ park
11 a public bearing tonight.
The main differences are over the
location ol parking lots• and wh'ether
TBlbert Avenue should be allowed to
go through the H7 .. cre park.
Representatives of the ·architects.
F.ci.o, Dean, Austin and Williams of
Los Angeles (EDAW) aloo will be at
tbe meeting, which will begin at 7:40
at the recreation center, 17th Street .
HarbtJr · Vote
Bill Killed
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In Alsemblv .,
SACRAMENT<> :_' A first vote Wed·
nesday On a bill to put on the ballot
diJso]ution or expansion of tlie Orange
County Harbor District WJlS defeated
by efforts· of AasemblYtllan Robert
Badham (R-New]iort Bea~ '
The· Auemb!i .,;., 'to lodly on
a revi9ed versiqn of the bill with the
clear possibility tllat H .might pass.
Badham took a meupre of personal
victory in being able to engineer defeat
·oft be bill Wednesday, 32 to 29, "even
though it was etrautbored by the other
three county assemblymen."
The bill, introduced by Assemblyman
John BTiggs CR-Fullerton) was co-
allthored,by Robert Burke (R-Hitotington
Beach) and Kenneth Cory (D-Anal!elm)
and made the Harbor District vote by
county voters an emergency me&sure.
As such, it required a two-thirds ma-
jority, M yes votes. for passage. Follow-
ing the defeat, Briggs removed the
emergency provision, making a '~ple
majOl'ity, 41 yes votes, all· that ,was
needed today, I .
'nie emergency provision was to get
the citizen V{)le on dissolution or ei:-
pansion o( the Harbor District qualified
in time for the Nov. 3 general election.
Without an emergency elaase, a period
ot 95 days must expire .. after Ule
Legislature adjourns, probably'ln A-~
before a bill takes effect. in.at would
push it be~mid November. . ._ .
Briggs today was "to ask for a D8.ll0t
measure in November the resulta of
whi ch would take effect upon ttle ef·
f~tive date of the bill. Badbam. wa,
going to ask that the. bill be . re.ref med
to the Committee on Local government.
Badham said he argued against the
bill because "these internecine battles
ought to be handled at home."
Aluminum Cans
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Not Like Tin
Anxiou s to wipe out aluminum !'Oft
drink containen on their campus, Golden
Wp;A College students Wedne!day col-
leCted a batch of ~e offending ~
to melt them down into a sphere com-
iqemorating Earth Day.
Things didn't exactly go a.s 'planned,
however.
• Keepin g a watch over a hot furnace
In the campus technology building, in-
structor Tom Sully couldn't figure out
why the cans wouldn't mell.
He snipped apart one of the containen
to' discover they were made of tin.
Only the tops were aluminum .
•''Tin melts at 3,000 degrees. our
tumace won't handle it." he told the
aurprlsed gathering.
Undaunted, the students picked up
various scraps of aluminum. threw them
In the melting pot, and ca.st their symbol
anyway.
n-Jnrdy Park Lightin~
'"Sports ·lighting and other raclllUes are
to be installed in Murdy Park on Golden
W~sl Street, north ot Warner Avenue,
tlunlington ,Beach, at a cost or $26.728.
The city c<M.filcll awarded the contract
to the low bidder f\.tonday .
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and Orange-Avenue.
Some staff recommendations bring
them into conlllct with ,the .arcltltects
and"'8 numbef of. part commls6ionus.
"We like the· ai-cbitecls1 concept for
the park, keeping it clo&er to nature,
but we feel there' are a COQPle of ~
blems that need to be tooted at," Norm
Wor1by, parka and recreotioo d~ector,
said this morning.
Worthy and several ' other s t a r f
members ·beld a meet1nf Wednelday
nigh~ wblclt was a1IO au.nded by park
commissioner Ron Bauer. and Mrs.
Carole ' White o( the Design Review
Board. '1be ataff will -prtsenl ... recom-
mend.atiom deeid~ ·at rthe meeting to,
the COlllJDialon tonight.
MOii of ,tile park is bounded by Talbert
Avenue and Golden West Street. The
architects have recommended th a t
TaJbert Avenue, which presently ends
al Golden Weot Stree~ mnild not 'be
eirtended through the -.id ~ of
the park; through tile Bolsa properties
to a propoeed Coast Freeway in-
terchange. 'Ibe architects also recom-
mended pei'imeter parking, on the
outakirts of the park, and no parting
On Golden West Street and Talbert
Avenue.
· The staff !believes that failure to extend
Talbert Avenue JU1 -Ille G1t1 po/>ilni!: llJ funds ' ' " ., _ < •
Wor1by 'explatned iliai 'rd.eit Avenue
It-a primary bJ&hway, nmnlni ept.west
-tile COUll\Y and extllllioo ol It
by .. ""'"" <ii mlle to tbe proposed Coaat Freeway Interchange is part ol
the county master plan.
"U Talbert Avenue is not continued,
the. council will have to recommend
that it be withdrawn from the master
plan and this might jeopardize the
gasoline tues the' city receiffl. The
system of interlinking bighwayt won't
work unless all cities are cooperative."
Signal OU ll Gas Company, which
recently purchased the Bolaa acreage,
also far:ors the extension ' of Talbert
Avenue.·
'Ibe staff alto will recommend that
parlilng be allowed on Golden West Street
and Talbert A venue t.mtil the traffic
. load becoln'" too heavy.
In addition, the staff wants to see
two perimeter· parking lota relocated.
"One lot is 100 yards from the com-
munity center and a boat reotaI facility
and wt lhall recommend it.. be moved
adjacent to the center," Worthy said.
STOCK Jtl~KET
NEW YORK (AP) -'Ille stock market
tumbled today to its biggest loss in
abc.ut nine months. (See Pages 32--33).
The Dow Jones averlae of 30 industrials
sall 12.02 to 750.59. It bad not dropped as
much since July a, 19159, when it fell
13.82. The average edged toward its low·
est leveJ of the ·year, which was 744.06 on
Jan. !Kl.
DAILY •lloT; ..........
SHOW AND ,TELL PROJECT l'ROV~S ·~UN AND MUSCLE TOHE'.AT'NIE~tAS SCliOOL
'YourHfve fo 1LHrn·to,Mo¥e'V.urlA'"" lefonl·You CM .Mfte a P.~11.•ln YoUr Hend'·
Third Camp11.S Needed, v~~y Youngster'
. · . · ' . · . : Proves There's-Sav-s r~· . : ~Ill-ti :'.a l' .ar.~. : ' '. ·~."'
. ~.r~~.t·i·r; ill .· ~~ ~~ ~¥~1'· . .n ~
' f ' • , · ·• BY'TERRv·divftig' "
By JO~E ~-".Thil·woWd. ~ U' the ame pro: • ot ... D!ltr""...,.
OftllelDMJJPitlt'SMff perUon rof ·a.t talil>~·Wllr'e tQ r be ~.... ......, _,~ n-iay.,... sbow,ancMell da1 in·tlJe. A new junior collqe, calllpus for 11·,500 --"" ... _.._., · -·.-" .students will be. needed in the Or.ange In 1990, it would be·DIC!!!M'J' to ·provide kindergarten class at Nlebl.M School;
Coast Junior College DIJ(rtct by 1990, facillties ltl' 11,411 -· students FowJlain Valley.'
according to district Gbancellor Norman by thet tlme,"•be noted. So five-year-0ld JmUce -Gaski wan~'
Watson. · Wat!lbn admitted that popuiatiOn pro-to shoW her classmates something special
ln a report to district trustees, Watson jectlona for 1990 are more likely to _ a 20-foot high, air-filled balloon house
said the predicted need for a tllir4 be,"'"" thu. low. ..... r.. bouncing.· ' • campus is based on population pro-"It 11 evident, however, tbit our
je<tions. pn.,.m. two ......... will reach. .a , J!er ~-tllem. for .carniv~I
The Orange Cout district currenQy ' .-.uon pain! la· 1!1110 llld tbat tbe lhows. ·
supports two jlmior college campu.11e5 gIO'Wtll ol 1he ftu will necessitate es-J'"1•Gllki inCated'tbe boUle in.ifour
-Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa pandon beJoodlthat period .. to:meet con-mlmtec 'Nelda ~1111 Dxl
and Golden West College in Huntingt«I tinued jaDor col1ep Dellk." he.said. ' • 'I I r Beacll. . by --than 300 In kln-
Wataon·s&id· a.reoenl;PQpulation study ='r!ll::..1:!,r:.:tJ'""'..,.::.OU::
lndicates the dlltrict'a.carrent·ytansJ:or Valley .Apnl'n"'es· .. iello-lll:.e·floOr~ · . ac:commodatlni 9tuden1' will , hold ; up . r . ~ -.• , . . The kids bounced In • and out 15 at ~s11nce1•· will ha tbe · F d f p ks I Ume, with'leachers•keeplng ·witll'1!1'm we ve mu.im.um bounce-f -bounce ~
number of -We can bandle 00 un or ar "It'• °'great ·ior t&e!r perceptual
our two campuses by lMO,.tt is evident gni'wth," aaid Don Hendrlcia, Nieblas
some plam will have to be made now Fountain Va)Jey now bas a place to principa], who spent a good part of
,. there will be lacllltles for addltiooal ' put extra money for porb. the day helping tired yo<mpten oot
students," Dr. Wa-Mid. Tue.day nJahl the clty coundl•lpproYed o1 the house.
"'lbe best estimates we have for the · creitloo ol. a special park fund,~tep1tale School psyeboM>giat'TenyiSummen ex-
PQPUlatlon of the county in 1990 aet frqm all oCh« city money. plalned the value, olher than· laugh!,
tile figure at 2,850,000. This compares There Lw!'t .111y money in the fund o1 the object laboled a ._ boonce.
with a 1970 population figure of yet, bul tile coundl uid that ..in , be "By letting the illts· Jump ·ao freily,
1,460.000," Ii ~xplalned. . taken care ol•"""1 the parb and • .,...... they develop coordlnaUcm with their large
"'Jbe,curreftt estiiilated populatioo base tion commJ•oa •bands Jn ·• r~ «i mu!cles._ 'lbat will 'ltad to coordination
of the diltrid ls roust:iJ:y 25 percent bow to fill il of amaller muscles needed ror reading,
ol the coUnty's populition. Assuming The whole ideo stamd with Coan-writing and other scholar akllls!' '
ito dian.ge in the abate of the tqtaI cilman Rao Sbenkmaa, ~ f~ parka Hendricks added, '\You h•ve to learn
pOpulation, the Orange Cout Junior conunillloner, wbo·DIJticed·tblt tbe city tO move your·ann before you can move
College Diltrtct population in 1990 woold will esn _. . ._ _,. on ~ a ponc11 in your band."
be llJ,500, Wallon lllld. in blnla-projected ln•tlie.blllpt.. "Thi• bouncing house a1'o glve1 kids
conlldenoe. _Tbey learn they can jump
Split Wid.ens • Ill Valley·
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Ind something will be under tbem. Soine
yOurig kids really don't know that If
Ibey jump, .they'll come down A!el\'·"'
Ille psychologist.said.
"KJda .don't reillze how much we COO-:
trol a •ltuaUoo like this to belp .thpn
leam, 11 Hendricb aaJd. ''Teachen were
ui111ng them to bounce left, bouDce fast
and IO on to l)elp , develop ·-~le
control."
Chamber., Council in Financial D~pute
An apparent 0 commuaications gap"
between the F01111taln Valley City Council
and the Chamber of Commerce appears
to be widening.
Tuesday night. a councilman and •
•former councilman both criticized the
chamher's budge~ng system and called
for closer coWICil inspection of city
mont)' given to the chamber.
Chamber olficlals respooded by de-
nying any problems u.ist aod claimed
cooncilmeo don't lake enough interest
in the chamber.
Bernle Sval.stad, who stepped down
as a 'councilman, Tue~y, •tarted it
wheh he aaid,' "I 'thlnk the council should
approve all chamber budget items before
the money ls spent."·
He added a further insult by com-
menting, .. I also feel the chamber should
get involved Jn bigger and better things
Ulan Christmas decorations.'' ·
A few weeks earUet, as a councilman,
Svalstad suggested the Christmu decor•·
lions contest started PY Ult chlmber
could easily be bandled.lby a serviee
club. <
Tuesda7 dlaht, CouJtCilman Ro 1
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Shenkman followed up S v a I s t a d ' s
remarks by calling for a meeting with ,
the chamber and declaring he too w~·t. ·
"satisrled with the chamber's budget
structure." .
"U some Of these councilmen think 1 there is a problem there 's a way lo
setUe il Let them come down to t.he .
board meeting and get more involved :
la the chamber," Or. Marvin Adler,
presh'.te11t of the chamber, replied ;
Wedneaday.
"tbe city hai always had a liai;son .
man WI.th the ·ehamber. This year it's
Jim Hollywood, the dty manager's usis-
tant. If the council wants to know what's ]
going on it can easily find · out from :
him," Adler conUnued.
"l· donit .know what's bug g•1111 g
Svalstad ,'' he said . "Prior to a!'r. of (
our eventl we never heard any criticism. !
We fipre ii we don 't hear any dnn-,
plaints beforehand we shouldn 't bear l
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The cru• of the dlspule is the 14\400 j
the city ann6ally' budgela for chamber 1 expenses. I
Svalstad ud Shenkmlll had bolh.com-1
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receive enoqh lnfonMtion on where
that money 11 spent. '
"MOit of.It eoes to pay the chamber'•
part-Ume aecretary," Adi~ explafued.
"The rest -·Into commllnlty-1"9jects
!Ille Focmlaln V11loy10.,S, lllM Faanlaln
Valley -...i tbl CbN1ma1 con-test." •
The kldo certalnly•enjoyed tile dlY. ·
"It WU fun becallse ,... sat to Jump
up. Ind down. I jumped" oyer and i.n
down," said ~year-old Amber Kelley.
. David Buchanan, I, 90ld ht • did
"llOmen&Ulta." •
... ~ • to Oy, but .1 couldn't,"
lamented Allen McGrew, e. • 1o
'I ' Flashing Sign~ "I ~·t \tlUlll: they realize we art
only . a parl<lme chait~."
said Adllr. '"l'ln. not ·101n& "' .aldt'men ·, OK'd , for Valley who -the~ ~ to do more than . ·
lhey art.'1 '
The FounlalD' Vetley•Chamber •ol Gom-• Flaohll!a :>"'°"" warning ........ will
rqerce·hu no pold chamber .,.....r. bt lnotalJeil 1111 ti>~ lnterieetlan of 'WhUe.balhsiilto~tba~a~., llapolfaSlftet...iN~pleA-.e,
might ·aolft Illy -· -11u FOlllllaln .Valley, wi1hlll JO dlf1,
yet beon ,RI !'ii· Other ......um.. -The dlJ """'11 ha ..... ,Id I ... 7D
not fall1 UPI'-their feollllp GO coatrod -Smltll Elootrlc .Conlplny th~ clllmber <1d>ject. ' ol Slantoo for Installation ol lhe llgnal.
Shenkmon ended hlJ complallil· ~ • The W1ow u,it "11 upecled to liid
day on a happier note •Ylnc, .. we a klig.ftandl:ng oompl1int of p1m'lla tn .
1111111 Improve our .city's IQ\llO lllr!lllg~ · th<; .,._ w\l!> ~ . the c~ing 1'11f'd
the ch1mber aid ll'rbaps,'we Hid to ond ,af'1 ,......,.t enough IO P<O!ecl Ii•• them -· il'lpport." ehlldtwt~ Ille llreet. I ,l I
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draft,~ as well· as, defermenta for falben
exctpt in cases of poistble 'eJrtteme
hardship on thelr families. •
Nlion also asked Congress to open
the way for him to stop 1 all ltildent
defennen13, All thole hollllng def-
cOuld keep them, however ..
Nb:on 1sald In • sp0.,18! ·........ to
the HOUie and Senate 1hat such
deferments "are no longer 'dictatei:l' by.
the national lnlettst.''
He i&sttecf an executive order stopplna
iinmediately defermesU based on oc-
cu11U0a.1 , or farm work and ca fatherboc:id 'e:1cept where locaJ.,draft
hoards determined extreme 'hardohip
...u1a resu1L ·
He ·as~; for a change in U. dr,.tt
111.w· to eliminate " provimon now
guaranteeing ~ermenu f o r un-
de!'gr-collep • .,...,,.... .
Nb:oft.alsa GU1linocl'~.ln.tbe
lottery syst.em for dr-g Jt.year-<>ldl.
which Congress ~_. at hlJ. request last year. . . ~-;---
. Uooer the pr-.i tottery system a
joung9ler wbcilt aequenoe m,nnber la,
for example. 1ltt1 !Diil ·be called by
one draft board· while ·a man .. wlth a
lowe_r num~· in a dlfftrent, draft ~d
is not called. ' t• ·The~ propooeo! • ~ '1*'"
thn !fOlild P"! eodl ,,_,, ~ .. c~
en " aatlooal llull.1'1111 the ..,,. lottery
aequoce numbers effecUve Dttion:ftlt.
"Even I( colltp deferments are .,ii....i
out," Nixon • Mid,1 '~ge inell Who:
lhroilp · ROTC or olber mllltart fllO-
grama have Chosen lo o b·l I g 1 t e
themselves to .enter ~ -•I· a la~r ·date 'loold lie ~!tied 14
J>oltpone' their active t dldJ' until '(:om.
pletlon of their' studjl priigram."
He stressed that ih •d/Jing IWI)'. witll
deferment,, he was speaklrig of •'pbistnc ..,, __ not the ellmlnatloo ~ol eidatln(
deremientS."
"The sudden · ellmlnallon ol existing
deferments would disrupt P!a'ns lDlde
in iood faith by lndivl)duals, ComPanles.
colleges and klcal school .!Y.steml on
(See.DR,\Fl', Pip IJ
Concert Bands
To Play at GWC
The concert hands ol GolCleo WeR
qc>Uege and Orange .Coast· College. with
more than 50 pieces will play. a special
public performance Friday at dolden
West.
charles Ruthe rford and To lll
·Hernandez, band director• at OCC and
GWC, respectively, wttl direct In the
Golden West College Center at I p.m.
'Admission ii free . .
SelecUons on the program Include con-
temporary, classical, and rellgioUs music
as well u marches. 'Ibey include
"FesUval Overture" ' • by D m i t r l
Shostakovich ! 'Wagner'• 1 1 Rien1 i
Overture," •Ron· Nelson's-0 Rocky Point
Holiday," and·"Jesu, Joy Of Man's J>eair.
Ing," by Johann SeliHllan Bach. l
1 Marches by John, Pbllip Sousa ate
alto on the program.
Oraage
· Weat•er ' I Spri~g Is barll~' ~e, but aum-\
mer · weather iJ in Me fer the
Orange Coaot Friday, witll ounny
skies and temperaturd breaklni 1
the 70-degree banier.
l '\ISIDt: TODAY Th~ move lo fmpeoeh. Justict I
William 0 . D""Olai gou to Uur wrv core of 1thc Founding 1ath-
tr1 concern at protecting ihl
judiciaru from th•-Cunor111.
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E~~logy . 'Fad,'
--Stil~~ign
Rejected
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Educato:r. ·Warns ~I I ..; -·ey P~~ners
'Ille cumnt eco~ ..... iloo Is tn·
clu&<r al being DO mor< tllan a lad,
Hayde.n l\.,Wllllam1, Golden Wetl Coli.a•
blolov ~r warned oeveral hundred
otudenls during an "Barth o.i'' J>l'Ol1'lll1
Wedneida)'. •. .
"Until .... n 'trllllllt . to opend .lie
necesWy ~areh mobey to cii91»ver
what in our envtronment ii a real threat
and then discover what can be done
about tt, then thb is juai a pauin&.
thins and we all an a buocll al
hJpocrlta," be oald.
WUllamJ told tile studenls Illa! ..
UW. II ~ about ecology aDd the
bal-al oaturw that few def\Dltivo ota-COii be made.
"YOU iilould Ille 'lllJ!> & &rain al
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the -bull If tbose·.dtleimeall," bt' -.· .....
.ID,.~• N1mt oatd be wou!d 'ut'
eo..,... lo wtpo out monthly ~
le< local boenli oo that be can esiablilh
a oallonal drall call. 11\1 coal II to
oqua1lae the -dralt lottery. A oatlooal drawin(· ls beld once a
,.., Wider the present ll)'t!em for all
lf.year-olda. Local .. clralt boarda ....
-..i io eelecl men -the lowal oequence numbers l1nt.
But ~-arise, the Prtsldont ... in····) meaqe to Coagrea,
uae -11!111lbera .,. DOI evenly
dls1rjbuleil -.-· tbe ...... lhan 400· local bOenll: ...
"Unllor tbe pruOni law, for tla!JIPle,
a man with a M!Quence number 115
mV• be' called ' up 'by ... dralt ~d.
wbDt a man wttb a lower number In a: different draft board ls not called.''
N11on 'said. "'l'bll CID happen tiecaUll
present law -· DOI permit a nadoaal call of ,,.mg me by lotlel') eequence
munbera. II '
'Ille !'resident Wd be WU lberefcn
-udlq to qoagr.. that. it .....
pend !be quiiia requjrement provllloa
w!>iM tbe lottory plan ii in effect.
Six C.Oast Girls
In Beauty fete
Sb: Orange Cout. Clril .. wlll ~!!'la
In lbe-Mlao~"!!ltColmly,l>ooutJ'. pqeant to be beld· irtday at r p.ni.1
in !be Gardeo Grove Hlgb School
Ald!torlum, 112'11 Stanford Ave.
$!Ileen 1~11, moet of them beouly
tJUe holders in their. own communlUu,
wlU """1pete in lhe pqeant l!pOlllOred
lhll yW' by tbe newly formed Orince
County Pqeant Aaocladoa.
'Ille winner will r<pruent the -,
In tbe MJaa c.Illornla conlolt in J1!J!O
at Santa Cruz.
Orange Coast CC10tatanll are Suun
~. Corona del Mor; Diana Ron,
C..Ja M,..; Roeemary Kelly,. Fountabi
Valley; c.onnle Jo Pnster, Huntington
Beadl; Beth O.Ulscher, L<>s Alamltoe
and Jaymie Boyd, Weatmlnsler.
Cpndominium Group
Backs Cris Candidacy
Cr1s C. Cris of Huntingtoo Beacll,
a ~date for the Fillh Dl.9trict aat
on the Orange County b o a rd of
aupervlson, has been endorsed by the
Oranie County Coundl of Coodomlnlums.
Cris II execuUve ~ of ~ '"'"1>. compriled of aliout 30 meinbm
..-n11n1 around 100 condomlnlUll\I
in tbe ceunly.
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ecologists that ;within three years we
will eliminate. att forms of lite. 0
"'ll>ese kl.ids of .statem-. lend lo
be , hysler!cal, and do ~harm than
loqd beca111e three years from now
pOOple will · JoOk around and say th ey
were lled to."
"'Ibe fact la we don't know very much.
We have doubled the lead content of
the O!C.eAn by burning lead Jn our gasoline,
but bow much lead can the ocean contain
witbout clOi!coying mlcroeooplc life of
the ocean. No one has the remotest
idea."
"We have a lot of people very very
cmQtmld about the ecology of our cou~
try tnd our , world, but I hive yet to
aee anyone IUfficlentlY concerned to
spend any moaty "' II. Everybody likes to talk."'
Aran<! 'J!rry W..'i .tand nett lo
Colonel sMcten and Little Alphy on
llilts overlooldn1 tbe llreell of FowUln
Valley. • 'Ille P~ ......... Joo -·t Wlllt
tbem in the '*81>barliood. .
Al and .Jmy @'I. ch... l'hlch
ll)'Dlbollr.e tM Linbn>olc Hardwaro chaiD
ol stores. Wednesday nlgbt a spokemian
foc Linbrook aated pennislioo to put
, the characters on a 50-foqt, free standing
sign for the store proposed on Brooldlunt Street.
Tl!e plannm Aid "no" becouoi ~
propcioed ..... -from Gemco, alti
in tbe dt!tned ctty -...... -1&1
section wllb tighter attbltectural controls
than any other portion of the city,
.. But you have~ allowed the Co1onel
~ s)'l!lbol, uw. AJ(ley and • hoot
of othen," argued attorney ReJ: Coon
of Anaheim. '
"At UC! tbey m having trouble fin.
cling ... lo buy a net to oerve thr<e
oct111 -projecll., At the, A1111 time _,,_ fortune. II< being l!peDt
by -n lelling U1 Wbat II lood tor 111." · 1 'I Taut I Taw a Puddg Tat'
Planning Qiairman JafMll: Dick ad-
111lllllshed Coon, •titlng, "Corp6ral4 1m-8ft means nOtbtng to me. Bank ol
Ainerlca fOlight loi moalbe to 1aln a
free standing sign here, but the 'world's
largest banking chain still doesn't have
it."
1'e .profit motive -baalc to our
eooaomlc IJ)'llem -"" attacked by W1lllaml ·II one of-the main ban1ert
to adequate reoeardJ funds, and ..,.
of. -~ Cl.Ulel of our pretent en-
~I sltuauon.
You did, chickie; she's Jennifer, a Siamese whose
fBmily has grown up and 1eft home and who 's trans-
ferred her maternal instirict to a three-week-old
chicken. The pair are pets bl the 'Wllliant Anders
family of Westminster.
' '"lbe'lioblem II our standard ol Ul'ing
We llve in a throw away economy:
U we cit the population of !be United
sta1a in ball and continue lo produce
al lbe-Hllll· ltvel. .K would mean' that
the rem•lntna people would have twice
a1 madl ·to throw. ·a1fay."
'1PolluUon equoll population times slanclard' ol llvlna ...
Central Park for Valley
Whittled Down to Size
It's Down Drain
For River Park
During 1971
"I know li Jhe Irvine Company said
come down to Fl\!hloo Island )'Oll'd 10
without a sign ,•; Diet added.
"I think you have a wonderful 1ocaUon
here and ought to save )'OU!' money
on signs,'' the cba1rm.an concluded.
One resident,: Paul Savarino, a former
c:ouncll candidate, cballenged Jhe COOi-
mission's right to "l.nterefert with
business in such design D\ltien. You
ought to ~to on JOn!nc matters."
'"lbe.dapolr l bave 'for eolvinr our ecol'81coJ · problenu 11 that U may be
poalble to convince people ·to do
llllllletfllnr •bout populatloo lncr<aoe, but I.~ li It 11 pclOllble to tall: -1e
tnto dolnJ -ethlnr about tllelr -ard of .. Uvt;,,, All our .llfe we ba,. been
indoctrinated to COllllllme and throw thJngs away!'
"U we. are goio1 to move toward
solution ft ls golng to require baalc
and fundamental changes not only in
the psychology of people but In the
eoooomics of people. ADd there is
resistant(! to the latter."
Beach Walk Petition
Success in Council
. A petlt!Oii il,neci by et,ht nsldents
livi_ug on Welde and Milton clrcles in nofiliwest Huntington Beach, calling on
the tjty to close pedestrian walkway!
In. ,tbe 1>1ock wall oii Sprinl'lale Streol ·wn~. · · ·
Tile council aareecI ldCllday nilbt to
dQee ~ 1llalkw.8,¥1. . . . .
'Ibe drelm of 1 central part In Foun-
tain Valle.y was wbiWed down to sire.
J Wednesdly nlgbt by parka dlr«tor Stan
Stalford Jn a wrttlen report to tbe parka
comm!Sslon. ,
"I merely sµggested that a four-acre
park site might be flitanclally more real-
istic than the 13 acres originally sugges-
ted," St.afford said today.
A m on t h ago parks commissioners
and city councilmen popped up w:llh
three proposals for a central park in the
city.
The alternates in order of preference
were 13 acres adjacent to Fountain Val-
ley High School, use of 20 acres in Mlle
Square or leasing ZO acres of land from
the Orange County Sanitation District.
"Everyone agreed the city would pre-
fer to own ita central park," St.afford
explained. uBut the cost ol 13 acres is
qu1te high."
He figured it would cost the city about
$700,000 to.buy and develop the 13 acres
nett to the llChool. By comparison, a
four-acre park beside the achool would
c.et ooly P00,000 to buy tnd develop.
"Fout acres still serVe as 1 ctntra1
park with picnic ma. And the school
grounds would give an area for games,"
DAILY PtLOl $fllff .......
Dt-es1ed tor ()ccaslon
David Knllcchlel, 2, a Pawneo, will 'be one of the participants Sunday
when members of the Orange County lndlan Center representing 27
Indian tiallons perform .ceremonial .dances from noo·n to 4 p.m. on
the mall at the lluntlngton Center in Huntington Beach.
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Stafiord said park commlss!OJ)ers
made no comment on the report Wednes-
day, but agreed to study it and declare
thetr feelinp.
"The other two proposals art still po8-
slble," he added. ''We can develop land
In the county's Mlle Square park or lease
land from the sanitation district."
But he admitted the emphasis bas been
pl1ced on buying land for a centraJ park.
Councilmen may aiJo find more money
for parks.
Police Services
Shown in Beach
River Park in ·Fountain Valley will
go down the drain in 1971.
Engineers from the Orange COOnty
Sanit&Uon Dlitrict plan to rip up part
of Ule park to plant a large sewer
trunk llne under it. The park is on
sanitation district land and is leased
by the city.
He was r,..i the d ty onllnonce
establlshlng design .. .i.w procedures by
Comml3Sloner Richard Healey and told
by Dick if he didn't Ute design review,
"~e it up with the council. They make
the Ordinance."
Commissioners. clearly opposed to 1ny
fr .. standing stp, deUed the sip ~
q11est but agreed to ask for furthe(
word from the council as to restrictlons
on the city center. Use of the park at Ellis Avenue and
the Santa Ana River ts expe<::ted to
be returned to the dty after 1971 , when
the aewer line project is complete, said Ch •] dr ' S •
Fred Harper, sanitaUoo d I at r i ct] Cll 8 Wllll
manager .
u is .un .,,..,. '"" will remain ... Classes Startin' g for the rest of 1970, for camping and
hiking activities.
Tuesday night, the Fountain Valley Tiny Tot swimming lessons for boys•
City Council agreed to sign month-to. and g!rls ared 5 lhnlugh 7 begin at:
HunUngton Ber.ch residents are getting month leases with lhe district unW work 3:30 p.m. Friday in the HwtUngton Bea-
an oppcrtunity to ron a checi: on the in the park must start. High School pool.
police. River Park was designed by the city SpomoFed by the Hunttn,ion Beacb
They can vlsl.t the city library, 525 as a unique spot for camping and YMCA, the sess:lons 1re echeduled ft(f:1
.Main St.. and ·inapect a display of overnight acUviUes for youth groups ln Friday from 3:30 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. ·~
services the police provide. The display the city. It was developed mosJy by Children will enter the beginning "Gup...
was prepared by Sgt. Jame! Mahan volunteer help and the city planned to pie" class, and later graduate to the:
the police department's administrative build a restroom facility in the near more advanced Y Tadpole Club and:
dlvls!on. future . the Y Frog Club. '!
The display will be at th e library until The sanitation district warned the city Registration fee ill $12 for YMCA mtmo"
April 2e when it will move to the Banrung of the sewer project so no large amount bers and $15 for non-members ..
Street anne:r adjacent to Eader School. of money would be put into the 1.9 Applications are available at the YMCA!
'lbe exhibit will remain at ~ annex until acre park, then be ripped out, said office, 17931 Beach Boulevard, or by~
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DAfL Y' '1LOT•~ llJ L9e l"I JM
Vacancies abounded in Corona del Mar High School parking'lot Wed-
nesday (Shove) as students and staff abandoned smog-produc!ng
autos in favor of bikes and other smogless forms• of transportation
in observance of Earth Day. Today,:however, the school 'parlting lot
(below) was · full again as Eart~ Day enthusiasm slackened. Most
bicyclists apparently decided IOur ·wheels are· better th.an two.
Third Ca mpus Needed ,
Sa ys Ch ancellor of OCC
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of 111t Dllll'f l'llef St•tf
A new junior college campus for 11,500
i1tudenls will be needed in the· otange
Coast Ju:nior College District by 1990,
according to district Chancellor Norma n
Wat3on.
In a report to district trustees, Wat.son
said the predicted need for a third
campus is based on population pro.
jectlons.
The Orange CQast district currently
supports two junior college campuses
-Orange Coast College in CostA Mesa
and Golden West College in Huntington
Beach.
Watson said a recent population study
indicates the district's current plans for
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MARKET 1'AKES
HEAVY LOSSES
NEW YORK CAP \ -The stock market
k.lmbled today lo its biggest loss in
about nine months. (Ser Pages 32-331.
The Dow Jones average or 30 lndu~Lri1ls
aa.nk 12.02 Lo 7$0.59. It ha<l not dropped as
much since July 28, l009, when it fell
IS.12. The ave.rage edged toward its low-
t:$l lcvtl or lbl: year, which was 744.06 on
Ju. 30.
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until 1980. ••
"Since we wUI have the maxlmwn
number of students · ife can hancUe oo
our two campuses by l!llkl, it is evlden'l
some plans will have to be made now
so there will be faciliUes }or additk>nat
students," Or. Wat.son sajd.
"The best estimates we have fbr ·the
population of the county in f990 set
the figure at 2,850,000. This compares
with a 1970 populatioo figure of
1,460,000," be explained.
"The current estim ated population base
of the district is roughly 2S percent
of the county's population. Assuming
no ctuu:iee. in the sh.are of the total
population, the orange 1COut ''Jl&Jdot
College Olstrict population in. lMIO, Wou)d.
be 212,500; WatlOO said.1 '
"Th is would .mean, if the same pro-
portion of the total population 1were to
be served by ottr I cod'lmunity • colltgies
in 1990. it would be necessary to provide
facilities for 11 ,461 additional students
by that lime," he noted.
Watson admitted that PoPUlation pro-
jectloos fur 1990 are more likely to
be high Utan low .
"It is evident, however, that ·our
present two campuses will reach a
satu ration point in 1980, and that the
growth of the 11rea will nece~itate ex·
pansion be-yond thal period to meel con-
Unued junior collep needl." lie u ld.
OR!<N6E cotifu;Y, CAUFORNI~ ',
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'lHU~A'Y, Al'RI~ 2J• 1970
'WASHINGTON (UPI), -, ~.
l'lhcon ordered an e:n6 today · \o any
more -occupatiooal defennerts from ~the
draft, u well ,as•deftrmenla for--fathers
except in• cases · of • possible extreme •
hardsbip on their lllllilies. .
Nlxtm~alsb asked1 Coqren .to optn>.
the way for him to stop all !ludent
deferments. All thooe,boldini d.e!erments
coold.-eep\tbem, bowevfr: • •
N-said In a ~ ...,...,. to
the llou5e ...i Seilale th&t• lli:h. . .
Harbor Vote
Bill Killed
Parsons:· . Qeliew.ed
He DUln't Want:.~· be ~yor
In Assembly Newport Beocb's deleat>d mayor .e&11-
didate tlndsley Parmo-.ild IOday tblt
. he bod ... a1 mlsCivlngs about becoming
SACRAMENTO - A fil'sl vote 'hi:-, mayor and Is lf"'Uy n!lieved tliat be
nesday on a bill to . put on ' tbe ~ lost.
dlnolution ·or' exponslon .of the Orange "I' feei like I -have a 100.piUid
County Harbor DU!trlct. was defet.fed ' sack.of tement ·off·my""1Htck." Panan1
by ellon. <# AJsemblyman· )\ob<rt ' said. '"Ille lut •t was Ute hell week
Badbam (R-Newport Beach). . . In a fraternltly."
The Assembly was to vote .today on At a·presa conference beld'in tbe off tee
a revised version of the bill with the , of new mayor Ed Hlrth; Panons,pld·he
clear possibility tbal it might pus. Is pleued and happy that a man he ad-
. Badham took a pieaaure of personal mires has gotten the 1po1t ,of ma:ypr. 1
victory in being able to engineer defeat · "J greatly· appreciate Lindsley•., sup..
o'lt be bill Wednesday, 32 to 29, "even port and I'm goint to count on }\Im to
though it was ~authored by the other give me help," HJrth said.
bl " Panons ·said ,be had the tu-of a three co~~ assem ymen. DtaJort.ty of C91c1ncilmen: for • tbe job ·of
The bill; mtroduced by Auembl~ m•:v.or fbqJ' yeara qo a1'11Yt'O yean aco
John Briggs (ft.Fullerton) was eo-i 3nd · turned thtln itawn both , times .be-
au.tbored by·~ Illrtel(R-Huntlncton .. ca-;he!-~,dtvl>te the .11n1e.·11ects .'
!tjcbl and Kemeth CS, (V.Anoheli'lil• • moltol>pi<tur'e.·pnidDcer : , , , . • ;
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As such, ii i:eqnl""'to.1wo-tbfnlf !\!"' ~n ' • · ~·-JOrtlj, M·yes Wlas.'!Oi<~.'Jl'oUO,.. .,...._~be sllil.', • ' 'ti • "
111( /he· delea~ .ItllP. re~ _. '!111-rllt·d;:be ..,_,it wll!J. ·
emerceocr provlsloa, maldnc a ·.mlPI• no ....., !Dr llYlnl he -DOI Iit.a maj(lrity, 41 )'fl votes,1 alt thti wls candidate. but ucmm in my heart I hl:tf
needed today. UU. honlble feeling sometblnc coold
The emergency prol'lslon was to get hap!'!'•· With ~d hltl: (ff all.the p-
the citizen vote on diuolution or e:a:--.m: ~acJ) it ~ Cl~ mt· to lteJ>
pansion of the Harbor Diltrlct qualified · down alinOlt tmniediately. · ·
in time for tbe Nov. 3 general election. Parsons said he waa urged to run· by
Without an emergency clause, a period t~ three ~ncilmen who di~ not .nin.
of 95 d8ys· ·must expire after the for -re-electlcin, Mra. ~n Mar~l11
· ad' -"•'I · 'A · t Robert Shelton. and 'Piuo! Grubtl', and I:.egtslature JourDS, !'' .......... y m ugus , with them ·ietlrinl. he fts, by attrition befo~ a bill takes effect. That would "the crown prince of'tbe --· •
pu>h 1t beyond No"°'1'ber. , parsOn,, with ax yean on Ille"""""·
Briggs today was to ask for a ballot ts the seni« ~ and~he ·was
measure in November the results of vice may'Or. · · ,
which would take ell<cl upon the ef. Plll'ICllll·uid•tbe meetmc ol,tbe1olller
fective date of the bill Badham wu five councilmen ·on 1 Sundal)-, wn r"pn;l>-
going to ask that the bill be re-referred ably, wbere•m1 tAlllJli~;~-dil;lltftl !",
lo·tbe·Committee on Local IOVfnllll'nl. :Jhe < OllablJlhlnmt (.....,... · ~
lladbam uid be• .,...... qalnat the men Dcmald· Nclilnil and ijoward Roe•
bill becallli "tbell fht.erneclM battles en)• eooldn't make "Up ·tbeir ·minds, he
ought to be bandleil al home."
. . Dllll:Y PM.OT· ...... .,..,.
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1Crown Prince .P.•rsen1
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CdM High Slates
A nnual Carnival
On ·Friday Nig ht
Co~ty Hears Air Report,
Most Interested in Noise
Corooa de! Mar lll&b !lchool'I aMual
carnival, Clreu1 M..um.. will be held
Friday night •t the IChool lnifD 7 to IUO
o'clock. A ICboql spokesman aid the pub-
lic ia 1Dvited.
~ by tbe Inter.club ...i Organ-
Izailoo Cooncil, lbe Circus Mu will lea·
ture booths run by campua cJubl, final
eliminations of the acbool's chariot race
ind & dance and llght llbow.
The !O cents price of admllllon to the
camlval.wW be tined over to the atu·
-body ceneraJ fund, while the clubs will ttllln.tbe monly Ibey earn at their
boolbS.
The dance will llart at 1:38 p.m. in the
Girts' Gym lllCI will feature the roc1<
band, The -.r. Tllo EBJ Show Llgbt-
ing COmpany '!ill cio the lights.
DJ Al Jarvis
In H~ag Hospi tal
Former disc jockey and te1eviskln
penonality AJ J arvil WU admitted to
Hoag Memorial Hoepltal this momlnc
auff<rlng !run whit hospital olflclall
termed a hell'! attack.
Jarvis wµ lilted ln crltcal cond.IUtn
in the hoepital 'a cardiac unit.
A longtime Newport' ll<a<h tesldent,
Jarvis had been workln& in public r~·
Uons.
Seabed Bomb Treaiy
' GENEVA !AP! -The Soviet Union
and the United St.ates tt-lritroduced wtth
mloor changes their jolht draft treaty
tia nnlng 'nuclear weapons rfom the tea~
bed In the Geneva disarmament con-I
lerlllOI lodlJ.
Orange «:ounty , 111penoisora Wednelday
hell'd a aketdl)' progr<11 report • ...
Mamr Plan of Air TrOnsportMlon of.
fend by a ,.,.....-.. of the firm
conducllnc the 1140,000 Pi-u tlu!IY;
bul moot ln!A!mt centered ... -
ca noise factors ••· outllnecf. by . aootber'
representative.
Louis Sutherlatd, representlnc Wl1'y
Laboralorlet. told bolJ'd memben tllat
the Sttite AeronauUcs~Board wa ~
• bill In the ·c.irrent -' of the
!14te leplalure that would ..ublilll
criteria for Judibic accep1ble · notte standards Jn · the vicinity of alrj>ortl
and p!.'Ovlde peoaltles for Yiolaljon .of
noile 1ev<1sby a tincte a1rp1<J1e.
Sutherland said a suite · Depll'lment
of Aer<lllutica hell'lnC on the btD (~
645) would be held on May 11 in Loi
Angeles. He' nk! if'the ·meuure becan'\e
laW it would be t ffectlve Jan. 1, lt7J'.
The expirt emphail.zed tha~ noise fac-
tors would ·not tncfude thole CaUsed by
pianu ~in1 over a, given aru from
other' alrpci1s,' dr u he tirmed tt
"oVerfll5hU." becaUle ol)vioolly an
airport -Iii have ,,. control ,,, .. , """
noise. •
Sutherland ukt a atudy of nol" fJctor•
would lnclude .only1 U-llmdl within
the alrport'sr"nobe Imp.ct boundaries,"
or about two mll• from tbe runnya. ·
Supervilor Wlllllm1Hlnleln 1&14.....,
complaln!S "hid ' be<n 're<etved from
P"'"SOlll living u far u 10 mlla f"""
the Or1111& County Alrporl Md wmdered
if 111e .. · compl11ntt were -be!Of lirn
con,slderatlon. ·
Suthtriood uld crt1aia In .... ~,
WllJ confustd , by "oVerfll&hta" and• that
local' 1irports could only recullla by
~alizlng airplane ownu1 ullni '
pahlcular, ladllty. · . .
"No standards will encom~ all pro.
blcms,:' he cau=. Sutherland did
.., IOIL U . at -1'! Iii ...
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to flltablllh· noise· 1tandardl• "compatible,
with· humu act!vitiel near .the airport."
"Tho more .. fllchto from ,,. pariicular
airport~t!>e· Jo-.tbe, noiae:~el _.
-,. Ind bet1f<Oll tjie. holln o! 7 :and
10 p.m. noite;wwld be <OllSlderecl.lllne
timte1 ·~·bad and ~weea 10 .p.m1 and·
t a.m.; 10 1hnea: aa bad;" the expert
lf.a\e4. 1
Studlee will be made with the use
of. ·actllal monitorlne S)'ltems around ,.an
alrpOrt; Sutherland uid, "' Ancl the ob-
jective will beito reduce .tbe noloe Impact
to zero in a reuooable 1'nsth·df time."
u.· -ied 'COii . of equipment. ~·
s!\JllY'tbilll6i9e impod at:<Jranie·County
Afilpdrt :111 ID,ODe ·far the flnt yell','
will> a ·-· coot of . $2,!00 ·a
r . (IOe ADI Pl.AN,.Pop II . .
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Clues to Bod y·
On Beach Sifted
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Battin Again ·
' Hits Swap .
In U pper:B.ay
· SuPervilor Robert I'!· Ba~ Idol qajtl
Wednetday ·In hll _. .. ,.., bM11o
agalnot tbe Upper NeWparl BoJ land
exchanie qreemeol between the county
and the Irvine Company.
Thia time, Battin. PrOP,C!Hd lbat -the
County Counsel be IJiltrucled by the
board "to study and report w!thin one
week the f!uibllltjl of pu"lnc the land
exchange propostUon on the 3une
primary or November ireneral election
ballot." r
Battin said be bad either· an "advbory''
or "muAJitory" vole by the . people
becaue of "the overwbe~rig interut
liy the public' Jn the la!ld eichanJe."
. Supj!rvllor1· Alton E. /Jlen and. William
llinlaia lold ••"'• be could . 9'1 fUfUcich Wi\lmi~ ~~· e.taf·~I '!lflCe liinply by uklniI-. "JM •I Wint formal IClion by tbil bolld. H r cu 11! i\," relor1ed the
flltl dlllricl iul!ervllor-. . .
Battln'• motlOn 4led for lack of a
-·.on~ lllowdoim 'Volel on tile Upper Bly 1lnd IWlp, he bu been·
iuppcrled tiy Supervilor David L. Bliler.
. Biker was not · present Wednaday
when the motion was preoerited, having•
lei\ to altend 1 high school Earlh Doy ' procram.
Red Downgrade .
0£ Talks Hinted ..
PARIS . (UPI)< -North Vietnam .11!'l
tbe Viet c.nc ldnled today ~ir. otilel negottatora woulcl· 1qWt Paris in. a· ,.,
day1 and leave the Vletnamae peace'
negotiations to subordinates.
The report followed· toaay's ·seuien
at which the Communists called Pfetd.
dent Nixon's latest peace overtures a
lhttat to conquer all' ol ~ Ind
said they were 1ormi111 an antl-Amei!C:an
front bl Vl-.n, Laos and Cambodill'
to combat it. .
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The Communist delegations have been
unhappy ,since U.S. Amh&S¥dor Henn<
Cabot Lodge and bl. deputy IAnm!'nce
Walsh withdrew from the talks last No~v. ' 2o and 'NtJ:On 1li8rned Lodg~'s adviter,
Philip C. Habib, 'U cl!lel necolialor.
• B9lh Xuan Thuy, ~ ctu.I Hanoi
negotiator, and Mme. NC11Yen Thi Blnh
have boycotted tbe \alks. Oii 8"""'ds
Ni:a:on downgtadtd them.
"Up until now, Madame 'Ibi Blnh has
always st8yed In Paris;" -Niet Con.I
spokesman L9 Vu Sau said .. "But I
also know that Madame 'nil Blnh hu llllTierou. chores · whiCb await her in
the country (Vlelliam)."
The North Vietnamese · spokesman
stmilarly hinted U.t Xuan Thuy "mq
~ave wttbin'a few ~-"
Ora••e
w.,adler
Sprlnc Is bar<ly here, but IUll>
mer weather ii in ltOre for the
Orange Cout l'ridl)', with sunny
lklu . and te.,p.nluru bruklnc
the~ barTler •.
INSIDH TODAY
The mov< lo lmP<ach J1'atict1
William O. 'DoUQlar (l(>el• to th•
vcrv corf of tht Founding .fo"'-
~r1 conce rn ai prot<tctttw th,
jut11da111 from th• Congrc ...
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Protesters
Newpott 'Beach Ponce Clllef B. Jam ..
Glavaa todiy IUll10WIC<d he bas Invited
lloo Elder and Blrry Weinberg to bis
ollb.t:rJd.9 to -"the limitstlGaa
of r.:.e iti-h llld ...... bly.•
:-W-g ... \~ ~ "'· cllaraei ol dbturblil( the peace after a
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Pool Project Approved
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Olympic Structure Sought ·at Harbo.r 1High
A prOpep.t to )lf'Oduce revenue ror a city
share ol •n Ol)'ritplo-sjze swimming pool
at Newport Harbor lll&h Sebc>ol hu been
endoned by Newport Beach Pam,
Beaches and Recreation commissioners.
The propoaed method Is ·to i.ncriue
swlmrnlq leaon and ' swimmln& peol me rees. .
The· city hu been asked to come up
with an 117.llO ona-lourth ohar• ol the coat
of the 13511.000 swimming pool. Newport.
for children and frorq ao cents to 75 ctnts
for adults.
The total of $5,000 new revenue per
year would grow to fl,000 after the Olym-
pic pool were opened, replacing the small-
er Harbor Hip pool, Stewart projects.
teams were Sou~ CaUfomla cham-
pions in 1967 and 1981, SI.Id, with tbe new
pool, "we CO!lldC ~Vt ,NritaaUc t.ima
down here. It oould be untF,al what it
could do 'fot the commuflity. '
He 1aJd the comml,Ullty of Santa Clara
bad 11 )'OW>pten D11 !ht 1911 Olympic
owlmmlng tam and !hat alter It flOI one
Glympl<>llu pool the proaram baa per.
. petualed ill<U until It -hu m 1\ICIJ poola.
apeecb at the B -Pari In Wh1<h be
al!qedly used ·-llJl&llq<. H1a ..... nol·ap1ried a ri.i-1na1ng fray lhlt fin-
_ Mesa IC.boo! trurttts have pledged to con-
tribtite a hall-share, or $175,000 ir Harbor
The city uted to char1e 14 10< awJm.
ming !euono but -the lee to 11 four )'Uri qo at thi requtst of the
Newport.Meu IChool d!alrlct bocaua that
Is all lbe City of Cotta lleoa ,,.s chalc-
ing. Cotta lleu bu lime ralaed Ila tee
lo 11.lO.
Swimming Is greot aerclae for oldei'
-lo Jll'<Vmt beart allaclca and
thty dool get the -joint prob!-. lie aald. 11lt city would benefit &y p111q
better equipped Ill~. ally led to the -o( ..... adults.ad .... juvenile. . •
Elder baa -i!llntllled u •. spoi ..
l1lM !or ......, u., tbe group wh ich ·-.,... Ille. rally Iii Ille pari. Contacted l'l' daf. l!:lder aald Ile la not. a ,apoi...W.
!or ~ ll'OllJ>. "I 4o ro to their plci>lel,~ be~ .•
'Elder Utd be could maie nci ststenient
on tlie j'opoot<f meeting •• he bld Dot ·
recolY the 1e1•-tnim lllavas lo.tu., · ' hill> lo the ciril-.. .
Polfce -rlm,enl. opok..,,,.n, Ed .Clb-
bvelll iai6 he liould peraooal1Y ·.seimr
the chief' a leUer lbJa tftemoon,. II radii: ·
•10n .Su:DdlJT, April 11th, a number of a·
l!O"P I bell*ve u., a-itated wllb you
ai>d Mr. Barry Welnberg were arreSted
In the vlc•nlly ol B~ Pier.
DAILY Pt.LOT Iliff tttlllo . DIRK AND B.P. -A BOY'S BEST FRIEND IS HIS l"VTHON
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"I ~ olncmly llie to avoid ..,_. fro~ of lbJa ·nature In the luturt
and em lherelore Inviting you and Mr.
Welnberi lo ell down and discuss the
grOUncl Nla .. under which Y011J m .. u..,1
may be belC, I am not auqeaUng 11111
farm or' accommodation Iha! will permll
your group aruter lalit.ude than any
other cllilon oC Newport Beach. I am
lhnply waootlnl lbtl you meet wllb me
and learn the llmllaUona on free speech
aod IUf!Dhly which if obterved will .fore-
ltall IJ!IY future dllllculty.
"I WW be In 1111 ollJce al 10 a.m., Jl'rt. dv, April Mth." 1'oves Dis Snake
~ .. lnsuranc~ Case
Suspect Facing
C.Ourt Action
CdM Youth Gets Python Back
1iut>1<1or Court acUon, waa ordqed Wed-netday for a Calta Meu busi!lfl•man ao.
C!1"d ol attapptlng to defraud a Hie in·
aurll)Ct -o1 ~.ooo by poo1ng u an "11""' who bad only monlbo to live. A~ 'eiioled' Santa 'Ana niunlcfptl.
cow1 actron ll!llnlt Lnrrence Odem, f'T,
ol., Ja ... Rood; by ordering the owner
cl MliiMei'a Ud.f l crllliD.af men't ~
Ing llores, lo app11r !117 ·1 In &uptrior
Court. · · ,
llkk ~ lovea hJa mu -• 1\1.loOI
pyiboo named B. P. .
11le IJ.year-old Corona deL Mar youth
proved fl'lbe other nl;hl when B. P., dur· Inc hJa ,.erclat period, slithered Into a
ca~ crack and found a. ci.rt hiding
plai:e In the machinery beneath the lam·
lly diabiouher.
Dirt ~ a prayer for B. P.'1 return,
then rot out !ill lleeptng I>-• and camped
In frllllt ol lbe dltfttllier--;.w., far .B.
P. ti>·come oul At diJlbreal<, B. p; llilll
WU in bJdhta. IV
)l'llO!i~•~ W!'/l!lll't ,hllldle
Ille -"10.l:rhe·tto..ane SodolY-tad qooklnc B..P ...... bill mother, lolr1.
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Gerard Layer~ said "no."
So lbe Laytt family, 2211 Goldenrod
Ave., called on neighbor handyman Pat
Ross. Ros.s brought his saw and· other
tools but tben he hit upon a better Idea .
Uolng mirrors he localed B. P. and, prod-
ding with a coat haoier, g« a band on him. ·
Pulling B. P. out look bolb Roa and
young Layer. '
'.'~I 1trcrlg." the DOW hippy JOOn1
snite owner Wd.
With B. P. baci In bis lo~ lfup, It
...... oll to.llia· -grade clqa ill IJncoln
Sdlool 1o tell about, the adv-.O with
bis pet.
Odel1I and PoUl Farwtdt, 14, Tutlln
are cbaried wllll eoiloplracy to c:ommll
grand lbel~ •Ue111111ad graod lhtlt and N · L d A . . . ::....-:i.:.:s:y~;i~·~::: .e.wp· .ort an cqms1tion .
lqe4 fraud, wu freed on his own re:.
cognizance while Odenz posted $2,SOO • :~~:.:1=·Y~~cli11s:.i:~~i: Bi_ ·d.11 .. e1' ~cted .. by Board
In ~ out • ,...,...... New World In-r
surance policy on the life or a Michael's , ' ; 1' •
employe when Odenz ·learned tbe Corona 'lbe proposed annexation of 318 acres
de! liar man waa sullertq from terminal of Irvine Ranch land north of eo....
cancer. de! Mat 1o N..iport Beach was denied
II Is tlltged !hat Odenz look the phys!· Wedn<aday by the Local Agency Forma-
ctl examlnaUon ordered by the lnourane< llon"Qimm!Mlon (I.AFC),
company and JOJlletented blmseU u ti... 11le :.,__.,,,_, · d •• "nlal' "with otller' man at the doctor's office. The 11-=' o.vuw~ on ma e w•e uc -
legtd fraud wu mttaled when tbe com. out prejudice to allow the city and the
pany billed the Corona del Mar man for company to work out two unreaolved·
the llrst payment on the newly luued facets ol the SO<:tlied Phase 3 Barbor
policy,
Cbargts were filed !l!ailllt Odenr and
Jl'arowlch alter tumen New World rep.
raentaUve advised the district attorney's
Glfloe of the f1ets surrounding the issu-
ance of the policy.
Mental Exam Ordered
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) -A
psydllatric examination wu ordered
Wedneaday !or a key proeecuUon wltneaa
In .the UJ>«11I1in1 trial of el;ht Black
Pmtber Piro' memben charged In the slaytnc of another Panther. ..
DAILY PILOT
OUNM COAST l"Vtl.llH1NO c:.oMf'AMY
ll•Hrt N, w,,.
l"raldMI 9M l"lllllllhm'
Jee• II. c,,1e,.
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1\011111 A. M~r,hl11•
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Tho111•1 forfM111
Nt"""' hMtl Cllt E.dl16r N.....,. ..... Office
2211 W11t 111••1 leMJ1,1•iil
M1llillf A4tlr•1u P.O. 1 ... 1171, 926l)
Unique Teaching
Will Be Shown
Innovative teaching methods and
courses at Saddieback College are being
presented to the pUbllc in an Jnfonnatlve
sttles by the faculty at the dJstrlct's
Boerd pl tnistees rn<etlnp.
Robort N. Porl!lns, prelldenl of the
college's faculty ~Uon, aaJd the
presentallons are 'scheduled !..-the lint
board meeting ol each 'month. Board
members meet eveiy second and fourth
Monday at 7:4~ p.m. in the college's
administraUon building.
A demonstraUon of the UJe of com~
puters ln the mathematics and &clence
programs is 9Cheduled fer the May 11
meeting of the board.
ln a 10.mlnute· praentl.Uon math ln·
structar Jean M. Vincemi will diacun
the use of portable computers In the
ooUege's math and aclence programs.
In June the Faculty AlloclaUon will pr~t selecUons from or a I in-
terpretaUon and drama classes of the
school's Fine Artl Department.
Choral C.Oncert
At Harbor High
Woria l'UllintJ Imm lllb century to
modem composers "111 be perlonned at
the Newport Harbor High School &MUal
aprlnJ choral c:mcert Friday Iii I p.m.
11le per!ormlnC IJ'OUPll will inclUde the
A C&ppella Cl>Qlr, C!antelles. Girl's
Oorus and Men'• Chorus. Mn. Suunne
Holl will condUct and 1rYln E. Kimber wtn accompany,
A Bach OKrale suns by the Men's
Chorus will be accompanied by dancen
Mary Siqents!! and Pally Williama.
ArJene Ellis and Susan Ptl.trlOn will
ling Bachianas Bruilieru No. i by
Hactor VIU.Lobos. •
Acbnlnlon lo .the concert 1\'hlch win
be held In the •llditoriwn will be II. ~ :1 will 10 1o the mll!)c dep.rtmtnl
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VJew Hilla annuailon. · ·r
Newport' Planning D!roctor Lawrence
w11aon· waa told by ciililillls!onen to
ask the clty COW>Cil to resolve the statul
ol PacUlc Vtew Memorial Park. wblch
would be 'lelt u a "'""1ty llland by the
proposed merger, and to resolve wtth·
the Irvine Ranch Water Dtslrlct (IRWD)
the question of whether the water dis.
trict or the city would serve the acre1ge.
The 126.8-acre cemetery property wW
probably be forced Into the city wider
an 1greement between Pacific View and
the city requiring annexation when "50
perecnt of the Pacific View boundaries
were contiguous to Clty boundaries." ·
The agreement was entered Jnto by
Pacific View and the city when munlcl•
pal sewer urvJces were extended to the
cemetery's headquarters building.
The 356-acre ilnneration was 'Spenser.
ed by the Irvine Company and backed'
by the dty. In the Irvine proJl()ISal, water
services" are to be provided by IRWD
and sewer services by Newport Beach.
Commlsslonen told Wilson that the
proposal could be resubmitted to lbe LAFC at any Um.e.
Insurance Fund
Returns $49,55 6
Newport Beach City Manager Harny
L. Hurlburt announced today the receipt
ol a 14',554 return from the Sllte Comp.
rehensive Insurance Fund.
Jn P~nUng the check to Hurlburt,
state Jnsurance di&lrict manager Pat
Fleming saJd the return was made be..
cause of the city's excellent Job safety record.
"The conUnued stress on job safety
1'1'1ch mulled In these dlvldencls will
bring higher returns to the city b, the
future ,'• he saJd.
Fro .. Pflfle J
AIR PLAN •••
yeer.
Stanley Wtlah o1 the Rt!pll M. p.,_
Co. OI San Francloco, the firm C<lllductiq
the Phase n stuey said lbe "'"11-was
how In l!s lixtll week· of·-ie and hid ~ed mainly ol data galbertna end analysis.
Ha said subsequent reporta WOUid be
-made on Ju ne 12 and July ts and
• !Intl repon on Sept. 21. '
He outlined !he profrm 1o dale and
aald 'the lnt<nUon wu !<I ";tel<rVt the ll>W ol lhe public In avtallin" ·
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Area Olympic Pool Foundatton can come
up with the oU..r ball by August I.
Tho FOOndaUon, a citizens group, Is
lootinf to the city for help beCause the
pool could be used for city recreation pro-
grams during the summer.
Calvin St.wart, city parks, beaches and
recreaUon director, said about $4,GOO
could be r&i!'.ed· annually by ~ncreaslng
llie owlm lesson lee from 13 to 14: Ail ad·
dltlonal ,l,OOD ~ year could be gener-
ated by increasirig the fee for un of
swlmlnlng pools from 25 cents lo 50 cents
The NIJ'l)Orl CHJ CoullC!l 11111 fm UJI
!he nimmlnr ... "'-'l!an 11-y. At an earlier ..ion -lbe,y heard a plldl
from Bin Barneit, Harbor Hl;h'• awjn>-
ming and water polo coach.
Barnell said Ill Olymoio-alre pool Is
50 metprs loll(, •bout ball the lenith ol
a football fitkl' and three UmOI the a1Je
of the j>rqenl Harbor' lll&h pool.
"Thi• pool la .. Joor Jou .... ICllltlly
have beaiaainl'. 1Jlltr •tllna in tbtre,
uaing puTleys,'',Bame~ Aid.
Barnett, -Harbor Hl;h nllr polo
Tbe ~ Harbor lll&h pool. Barnell
said, Is fallln1 apart. "It i! a very un-
beilthy pool -there la I larp ·~
growth, the deck la eJnilng, tho Prot«Uve
• fence is ltlllng down and tbe diVlng
boards are dangerous."
U lbe new pool la to be bullt It will be
done in conjunction with Harbor Hip re-.
modeling and addlliom to eapand .. pa.
city to !,000 !f.udenb and that ii why the
school board bu tel the Aug. 1 deadline.
From Pqe 1
DRAFI' ...
defermenb he was speaking of "pbasing
Ol!~ -not the elimination -of exilting
deferments." ·
"The l!iUdden eliminaUOo ()f .existing
defennents would disrupt plaru made
in good faith by indivi duals, C()Jllpanies,
colleges and local school systems on
the basis of t h o s e deferments,'' he:
asserted.
Forged f-ayroll Checks
Cropping Up in Mesa
la addition, Nixon said be would ask
Coogrts1 to wipe ®t monthly quota.s
for local boards so that he can establlab
a nallonal draft call His goal is to
oqua1lu the new draft lottery.
A naUonal drawing is held once' a
year under the present system for all
19-year-olds. Local draft boards are
directed to select men with the lowest
sequence numbers first.
But problems arise, the President ex-
plained in a mess.age to Congress,
beca111e sequence numbers are not evenly
distributed among the more than 400
local boards.
"Under the present law , for example,
a man with a sequence number 185
may be called up by one draft board
wblle a man with a lower number in
I different dnft board is not called,"
Nbon uid. ''lllls can bappon becau.9e
prtsenf. law does not permit a naUonal
call ol )'OWl( men by lottery sequence
nurnberl." ·
The President sa1d he --.as therefore
-mmendln1 1o CongrflO§ !hat, It '""'
pend the qoota requirement provision.
while the lottery plan is in effect.
Plane Crashes
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI ) -A private
plane on a lllaht from Washington, D.C.,
llOIM!d Into a narrow space between two
home.s late Wednetday about four blocks
short ol the Austin Municipal Airport.
• • Forged' psyroll checks 1olallng more
than $2~000 have turned up all ovtt
!he Orange Coul' area, following thelt
()f 200 b1anki from a Costa Mesa eoc\taH
lounge, police c:Uackleed today.
11lt documents were laUn from Bill
Martini's, l!O E. 17111 St., the first -X
in April and aeveral have been cashed,
mostly on April 10 and 13, fuvtttigaton
said. Martini himself estlmated value
of the bogus checks at 13,000;
"I don't know bow many more may
have been passed since Monday," says
Detective Jim Strickland, of the bogus
check detail.
He said payroll checks bearing
Martini's name and drawn on the U.S.
National Bank of Costa Mesa have turned
Last Rites Held
For Myron Plum
Funeral aervlca: were held today (or
Myron w.· Pluln; lor"1or oommaodtr ol
the Nriport Beocll CoUt Guard AU.UI·
ary wbo· died Tutsday In Loq Beach.
He was 51 years old.
A resident of L«ig Beach, he was a
member of, the Shark lalan4 Yacht Club
in Ntwpcrt Beach in addition to bis dutits
with the Coast Guard Aulillary.
He leaves his wife, Lynn, of U>ng
fJeach, a daughter Jo Anne Diu and two
gran~children.
The family suggests contributions to
the American Cancer Society or the
Heart Fund.
,
Iha lively mood of Scmidl!lllrian •hag,
copland by Kanutan in broadloom and G1'l!IJ rug1
UJ> In Colla Mesa, Newport Beach, Hun-
llngton Beech and Westminster.
"Most ~ cashed at markets, liquor
stores and restaurants," said Stlictland,
In "° lo $140 deoomlnallone.
He added !hat the checia ba,. been
placed on a hot abeet circulated 1o
area banlls, stores and other placts
wt>ere Ibey might be pasoed.
Marttni himself warns builnesses to
be utremely careful about check
cashing. since many of the stolen checks
may still be in circulation.
Detective Strickland said that, as of
Monday, he ~ of II which had been
passed.
He also said an Army deserter arrested,
for aJleged bad checks had been ques-'.·
tioned about the case but cannot be ·
linked to it.
South Africans Vote
Against Segregation
JOHANNESBURG (UPI ) -Whitt
South African voter! today swept frolti' omerrfih!·wiilg candidates who..,._ ..
Itri~ ~acial segregatJon, giv\ri( the
oppoe1Uon United Party Its !Im gaina
since lHa against the goverruig na:'
tionalists. ''
Voting 1"rtds gave Prime Minister
Balthazar. J. Vorster's National Party.
a comfortable but reduced majority il'l·
the 166-seat House of Assembly,· Scnrth
Africa's parliament -the first loat·
of seats for the Nationalists since they
established apartheid (strict r a c 1 a t
segregation) u official policy 22 y~ ..... :
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A new EllDbethan age is enviSIRd,
for tile high seas. Th< heiress to,
the throne and to a maritime .,mi@;-·
< : lion is thtllueen Elizabet h 21 third in
the.dynasty, of Cunard's roYat ladies,•
now prnparing to assume her full
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tltle. It liaSn't been e1actly an easy
accession. But, after the drama and
disappointment ol a post)loned de-
but. she 1s ready to make her chal-
len&e foft!he crown-"the. finest
ship In the wo.rld." _
The QEOJ! replaces the Queen Mary
and the Queen Elizabeth,· npw both
• playing the dowager ·role as tourist ~ attractions. The Queen Mary is "t ~ Long Beaoh, Ca lifornia.and the Queen " Elizabeth Is at Port Everglades,
Florida.
• Capt. W.E. Worwlck.
QE" 2 is only two-thirds the tonnage of the Queen lliubeth, but will
carry about the same number of passengers, some 2,000. She has the
same crui~rlg speed of 28.5 knots !crossing the Atlantic in five days),
but consumes only half the fuel.
There is.130 per cent more open deck space on QE 2 than on the Queen
Elizabeth (claimed to be more than any other.shipl.,Thou&h the hull is
steel," the superstructure is built of 1,100 tons of aluminum. The light-
welght me!JI high on the ship allowed the addition of an extra deck.
Inside, all is so 511per-ship.shape that Iller~ Is cabin space to swing a
cat-to i& the old:S..ilors' phrase·fin today's·Jerms, the gently mod QE 2
seems prepared to accommodate ~inging C:.ts in a variety of night Sjlots
and discotheques!.
The power plant is compact, too, but powerful 1110,000 shaft h.p.I. The
Queen Maiy had 24 b~lers, the Queen Elizabeth had 12, while QE'2 has
only three -the llr&est on any merchantship. .
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The QE 2 has a 32' dlafl 17' less tha n the•Queen Maryl which means
she will be able to use both the Suez and Panama Canals. Yet she is the
largest two-screw merchant ship afloat, at 65,863 tons is· th e second .
largest commercial ship In the world, with a length of 963' feet. ·
The cost was $72,000,000. The keel was laid in August, 1965. She was
launched on September 20, 1967, by H.M. Queen Elizabeth· II . May the
years ahead be happy and glorious.
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voe. 63, NO. 97, 3 SECTIONS, "° PAGES •. ORAN6E 'COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, APRIC 23, 1970 TEN CENTS
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Me.sa Council VictOrs Tell -Campaign COst~
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Only five among seven candidates in
Colla Mesa's Ci\Y Council -have ~-e1mpaign .ex~.~ ·by
tfelld..Une, but four ran on sboeatring
budcela.. .
l"armer·Councllman George A. Tucker,
Wl>o J>la<td ~ In total votes, and
1bomlt F. Manus Jr., who .ran last,
11111 have a lO<lay grace period ·under
Ute law.
'lbe'deadline was Monday.
FnoDnan Cooncllman Jack Hammet!·
.,.
spool the -. IS.tll.U to rain the hlrbell .......... al .......
Vice 1111"11' lllllanl T. J....S.. apent
m<llt al bia $2,1'11 .......... -chest on wiDninc a leCllDil elecRid term in
office, l'llllllill( ....... behind Hlmmett.
He -the romllnin( IHUI to
Hammett'• poet-<lecllon viclar7 party, aJcllouah be WU too ill wiUI & .kidney
W.CUontoatt.nd.
Jlarnn"'! -.! •bi an it.mlpil· lllate·
meot.IOed-Ci\YClerl:·Eiloeol!'h"wY
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DIRIC"AND B.P.-A.BOY'S BEST· FRIEND IS HIS PYTHON . . .
Loves Dis Snake
CdM Youth Get,s· Python Back
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Dirk Layer. loves his make -a-S!Moot
P)'thon·named B. P.
The 12-year-old ·Corona de1 Mar youth
proved It the other night when B! P., dur-
ing hls exercise period, slithered into a
cabinet crack and found a dark hiding
p1Act In the machinery beneath the ·fam-
ily dishwasher.
,Dirk said a prayer for B. P.'s re'turn,
then got out his sleeping bag and camped
In fl'Ol'lt of the .dishwasher waiting· for B.
P. to come ouL At daybreak:, B. P. still
was in hiding. ,
The fire department wooldJll handle
the rescue. The Humane Society suaes-
ted smoking 8. P. out, ljQt -· Mn.
GeraJ'd iLayer, said '"no:"
So the Layer family, 228 Goldenrod
Ave., called ·on neighbor handyman Pat
Ross. Ross· 1 brWiht 'bis aaw and other
· tools but then he hit1upen a better idea. ~ Using mirTortthe located B. P. and, prod-
ding witb~a ·cOat~hlnpr, tot a hand on
him.
Pulling 8. P. out\ tool: ·both Ro" and
young Layer:
"She's· 'ltrong," tbe .now happy youni
snake oner said.
WJth B. P. back in rhis loving grasp, it
was•<lif to his 1ixtJi grade.class at Unco1n ,
School to -tell .about Ille aclYenOlre• with
his pet.
thal la-.iel~ billl ·eould 11111 d>oa&e
his-final lolaL
Tucker'• bocbn wqld an ......,Uc
campoip and bis eapmdi-CGOlld
rmil: alcq --al JGrdan aiid ill!DID<it -·llled. Tiree other ............. 8.o.Ell ~.
~e c. "l'ed" BoloP, 'and David
J. YUM! simply , fllecf short form
-stipulating Ibey spent llOO or leas.
"I don'I think I did badly. 11 all
for $117, • lralned-duck' .... • lilU.
old .. 'illlo -lied ........ Aid
y.,..i.-• •oles.
· A 0•11uMiO' bllded by on\polp
...... eollleled11jllm--..
to ftlllP H....,.. Imo ,mce. whUe
bis-bed Ua1-.1111nm, -· or-anonymous ,~
'Ibey Include plus IDICIWll:
to .. •,, l!Od; P. Bllbert, $100! L.
MICk.ley, '200; C. GonulMS, $100 ; B.
H111do]D1 SXIOi J. Comell, -i H.
• ~. llOO; J, lklrfAllt, llOO; 8.
Wlcm<iN, 1100 'and M. J, ibcLeod 1100 ••
~ra ,.were Nick~ fZS: Frenz,
111111; G. lolarlln, $21; Lido-CF w'uh;
125; .Gloqe 8uccola, llJ; l D. Z.
Robert1011,1t100; Dan w~ fll: Sher.
Enterprlaes, ISO; Don Koll Ille., $100;
AJan1Loctwood, "60; W .. Jl'rtnch,1QIO :
William Cqney, 1100; Nub Reali!>, 125;.
D. Eaton, 110; 0. Roberti, 110; G-1eal
Moblle Homes, ISO .. and 1il<·uonymous
oontributiilt>I with a 1111 talaL
Hero Is · the way Jordan 111pporters
kicked in: '-
Ii. Judd, $10; Cll!fomla Alaocial«I
ComultlntB, '60 ; oe.t Music, tl!O: Don
Huddleston, $25; Artholer InVf:ltmerlts,
125; Riley & 8isiltll, 125; Ed Mllf<nburr.
125; Din Kolllnc., '21; wwi,m Cape,,
$100; Hollilter N U-ri1 e·r y , '25::
Miscellaneous CUit, .30 ; and Warlm,
$100. •
Additional coo!ribuliotw incluiled Bell
(See EXPENSU, P ... I)
Draft. Def er·ments · Halted
Job S·tatus, Fatherlwod No Longer Exempt
WAS!DNGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon ordered an end · today to any
more occupaticnal deferments from the
draft, as well as deferments for fathers
except in ca.ses of J)OSSibJe extreme
hardship on their families.
Nino 'alao uked Coogr<ss lo open
&he way· for him "1o -.top all student
defehnenls. AlJ. th-Oii. holding defermenl&
could keep them, bowev.r.
Nixon nid· in a ipecial ll'tfl'Nge to
the u-and ,..,... that' llUCb
deferments "art no Jonger didated by
the national interelt."
He Issued,. uecu11 ... <>n1er l!Dppln1
lmrnedlately de:tenneau · baled on oc-
cupational or farm work and on
fathertiOod ucept where JocaJ. draft
bol!'ds cletennlned exlreme hardahip
would result.
He asked for a chance In tht draft
law to eliminate a provision now
guaraMeieing defe~ f o r un-derlfllllu*te college lludenl&.
NII<Xl.alao '"Uined adjuatmenl&·ln the
lotterJ -for drafUng. lt-year-<llda,
which .c:on1r'9• puled al biJ ' request
last year.
Ubder the preaent loUery system a
youn1st.er wboee aequmce Dtqnber is,
for . uamp!e, llO, may be ealled by
one draft bolJ'd while a man with a
lower number in •a different draft board
Js not~called.
The Preeldent pr1lfOled a new ayatem
lbat ·would pul ·each moath'1 draft.call
Father Trellts Third Campus Needed,
Girl Injured S Cha ·z~ -f OCC :in Car Misha ays . _ ,, . nee wr o
' '" \'< '.,£ : " ..u. ~~=;~!It-= . Getlial t by !•:ar ta a ~ -~-. . :=;. iW ·~~ -.. .. a-. ... 1 t«rtlyilf" espetli;co; · but t•bl ~ 1.1 ,..,. wm ~111 -.. pr..,. _ "'
~ If 1'odlo 'idal' for me llllle c.-J-Colkle~1'*1d Iii' 1•,
Colla 11111 siri, 1ojurod '"""' Ille r111 ..._,.,,, ID &l1IDt 0-Dor ~
um the-atter sc:hool. w::--"-1 ID dlltrict-W-
H"' -WU .. ,.' duly . •nd waiUng -the ~ -,far~!'"' lblrd
when Ille arrived al Hoog Ment<riai campm iJ ~ .., i>ctP!!llllClll pro-
Hoopi1al, police aaid todoy. j-.
Vanessa HaDoran; II, of 1965 Orange The Orinie Clout dlitrid· currently
Ave., bad her cuts and scrapes. patched
up by Dr. William Halloran and was
eent home.
Police Aid 'VaneHI. bumped a car .
with her -. -rumlnc alcq
at Zlst Stre« aod Gmlen Lane about
4 p.m. and turned to eall out .. •PoloCY.
··She turned to ., lbe W'all IOITJ'
.and ran into the red bug," aid daalma!e
l'ilnS-
-Vldllrio A. Pank:cla, D, .t HU Verano
P!ac<, Irvine, lr1ed lo .-.e but could
DOI avoid the coli-llid pollco, adding
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BEER COSTLY
.4 T MESA. PUB
Westminster moCortycle
mechanic Richard -.. stopped
in Colla Meoa for an $1110 beer
after wort Wedneeday.
He parked in the l1llO block o!
-Boolevard to q-11 hia
tl*8t and -• ~ lhief bod cleued out 1til -k when
be·-
$2,000--in-llrrgus
Checks f.ashed·
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' Stolen in Mesa
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Forged PQftll1 """"" tD1a11nr _. than ~ltllOil ia.. lanied up an ...,.
the <hqe Ottoll ~ foUowior lbell
al illO ltianlat lrml a COotalf ... ·-II loon&<. police dlaclaled lodsy,
The clocmnenl& wae labn lrml• Blll
Martini's, 00 E. 171b st; t!>e lirll -k
in April and aevera1 have been cashed, rn<JOl!y on April 10 and IJ, inveallptora
said. Martini himself estimated value
of the bogus checks at 13,000,
"I don't know how many more may
have been passed since Monday," says
Oelectlve Jim Slricklancl, al the. bogus
check detail.
He said poyroll .checks bearing .
Martini's name and drawn on tbe U.S.
Nallonal 8ant al Coota lleaa have lurned
up in C<llla Meae, Newptrt Beach. Hun-
tington Beach and Weotmlmler.
"Most w~ cubed at markets, )iqoor
stores and ratauranta," laid strickland,
in f70 to $HD·--
He added that tht cbecb have been
placed 00 • bol -cftula1ed to area banks, atores and other plac<s
where they mlgl>I be puoed.
-seld •· -1 -llldmi lllldy lndblDI 1111 dis!rid's cumnl p1aM for
-"">llUng -will bold up
until ttm.
''Slnce we ,.will have .Ule maximum
lllJ/"htr Ol-&cient. we can handle oo
our tw:o. cainpuses by 1980, It is evident
amne pl.am will have to be made now '° there will be facllitJes for addttlooal
l&udlntl," Dr. Wataon.-Jaid.
"The bl,t estimates we have for the
--of the <OUD\Y in 1990 ""' the Qpre at 2,8501000. Thll compares
-• lf'IO --figure of 1,tl0,000," be erplafued.
"The cumnt eatlmaled populatloo base
al !lie dlltrlct iJ _rouatiJy 25 pen:ent
ol the <Olint)''• -1aUon. Aaumlng
nO ~e m the share of the total
P!Plli6oii. lht Orange Cout Juni<ll'
oitllep Dll1rlct -1atlon in llllO,wwld
lie 111,lllO, Wab<n laid. ' •'11ifs wouJd mean,. if tbe mne pro-
poilldl Ill tile tola1 --were to
'be .... ed by onr coilimlmlfy colloces
In lillll, K would be neceall'1 ID'provide
fac:illtiea for 11,161 ad-I students
by,that time," he noted.
Watson admitted that jl()!>lllati\Jn pro-
Jectlons for 19llO are more likely to
be high lhan .lQW, .
ult is evident, however, that our
present two campuses will ' . reach a
saturation point in· IlllO, and that' the
growth of the area 1W1JI neceaitate ex·
pension beyond that petlod lo meet .,, ..
tinued.junior "!lle(e needs, H be said;
Mesa High Bomb
Report False
vn a nitiooal basis with the aame·IGU«y
.equence numben eUectlve nationwide.
"Even If college dermnenta are phased
<JUl /' Nb:on said, "college men who
through ROTC .,. other military pro.
grams have-chosen to ob I f g ate
themselves to enter mll1tary eervice at
a later date would be perm.IUed to
postpone ' their active duty until com·
pletion of their study program."
He . stressed )hat In doing away with
(See DaAFT, Paie I )
Mesan Charged
In Bilking
Of Countains,
A Costa Mesa mu' wu an\ma to.r
' • .J • reprqentativea Of a "'freezer plan"
orpiJllation accuaed today b1 the Oranga
Coqnt)' District Attoniey'1 Office o! bilt•
ing nearly 200 Orange County residentl
who Biped 1131,000 worth of alleledl1
fraudulent co11:lracts with the group.
. Named in. the char1es of conspiracy
ud ,grand theft are ·William J. Wooll,
U; of 2014 wlnice, hi! Son, Phillip
~ W<>oll, 310 of· North .l!!>IIYl'®'I, J,o!m
Millon Turner Jr., 40; of Glendale and
Harokl B. MaSley, 48, of Anaheim.
•fnveslJgators said the 'W<>olll and
Tunier, opera~ .in Los An&e1es ud
Ofqe counties bualneases k n o·w a
variously u Family Plan, . Comumers
Servioes and a.onsumer A ff 11·1 a t 1 1
Corporation.
· Massey, allegedly operated by ullor
his Capacity as manager ol the IJberty
Loan C4tnpany io Anaheim .to pun:haee
for his COin.J>8IlY . all the contracts olJ..
tAiJted from homeowners. ·
In~estigators said eech of .neai-Jy. 200
Orange County homeowners wu . pm.
mised 860 pounds of assorted ftORD
meats for his freezer In return for
hia signature on a '682 coitract wiltt
Family Plan. That contract, il IJ.allepd,
was then sold to Libei'ty Loan· O>mpany
through. Massey. · .
11 iJ charged ihat parUclpaU.,
bomeowtters actuaUy got 300. pOunda of
frozen food and . the meat wu delivered
by an independent supplier who had
no coanecilon with the freeier plan
operation.
Warrants for the arruta of the four
defendaniJ were Wued today by Judge
Waller Smith o! Suta AJui-Munfclpal
Court. Bail was ·set at $12,500 each
and it was i!zpected that the defendants:
would answer-the charges in court later loday.
Air Master Plan Reviewed
Martini blmaelf warns -to be extnrnely careful abOul dlock
c:alilloi, •inCe -al the •!Olin dlocks
may otlll ba bi drculalloo.
Oelectlve Slricldand 11id thal as of
Monday, he kMw o! 11 wbidl had been
puled.
Cam}IQI · atmoophmo being what lhey
""' ·-days, It WIS odiy natutll that a rumor would start.
Newsmen and police converged on
Cetta lleu llJah School at mid-day,
when it was reported that· a firebomb
tooaed ,_, a vebic!e had destroyed
three porked cars.
Ora age Cou&
Orqe County supervisors Wednesday
h1!ard a sketchy progress report on
Muter Plan ol Air Transportation of.
fered IJy •• representative of the firm
conWctlng the $140,000 Phase 11 study,
but most interest centered on progress
on noile factors as outllned by another
represeotati ve.
i.Louis Sutherland, representing Wiley
Laboratories, told board members lhat
tbe State Aerooautics Board was pushing
1 bUJ ln the current session of the
state legislature that would establish
criteria for judging accepable noise ·
standard.. in the viclruty of airports
aod provide penalties for violatioo or
nobe levels by a single airplane.
Sutherland said a . State Department
of Aeronautics hearing On the bill (AB
6'5) would be held on May 19 in Los
Ablelea. He said if the measure became
law tt would be effective Jan. 11 1971.
'.J'be expert emphasized that noise fac-
t.ors would not include those caused by
p~ passing over a given area from
oUlcr" airports,. or as he termed It
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.. overflights," because obviously an
airport would have· no control ovu..auch
noise.
Sutherland aaid s study of,noi.se factors
would include only those lands within.
the airport's "noise impact boundaries,"
or about two miles from the runways.
SuperviJOI' William Hintein aid many
complaint.s bad been received from
~.liVing u far as JO.miles from
the Oraore County Airport and wondered
ii these complaints Wert being given
consideration.
Sutherland said criteria in !RJCh areu
was confused by "overflights" and that
local airports could only rt11Ulale by
penalizing airpllM: ownen u.llng 1
particular taclllzy.
"No standards will encompass an pro-
blems, 11 be cautioned. Sutherland did
say that an attempt would be made
to establish noige standatdl 11cornpatlble
wilh humat1. activities near the airport."
'"lbe more fll&irts from a particular
airport the lower the noise level starto-
dards, and between tht ·hours al 7 lll1d
10 p.m. noise would be coNJidered thrte
times as bad' and between to p.rit1 and
& a.m., 10 times as bad," the npert.
81ated. '
Studies will be made with the wie
of actual monitoring systems around i.n
airport, Sutherland sild,. /•And the ob>
ject!ve Will be to.reduce ~ noise bnpact \
to zero in a reuooable lenith d time."
He estimated cost o! ' ~ulpmtnt to
study the noilfl impact at 'Orange County
Airport at $25,000 for the first yur,
with a maintenance cost of $2,500 a
yeor.
Stanley Walsh o! the Ralph M. p.,_.
Co. of San Francbco, the firm conducting
the Phase U study aaid the study was
now in its slirth week of 2S and had
COll!!ated mainlr ol dsta gatheriig and
analysis. ~
m~:e ~ ~~~~D~~y w~ld~
a final report on Sept. 11.. •
He ootllned the .....,..,. to date ,and
aiJd the intentlon WU •tc'J 11pre9e['V9• U,.,
,.al• al the public Ill avillloa."
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He also Nici an Anny deoerter armtld
for alleged .bad c:becb had been queo-
tloned about the CIR bul canool be
linked to il
Uninvited Gu~t
Leaves E{lrly
Coo!rlCtor Fr-Dlc1":J ctme up
to his Coi1a ll--W-...,Y nlghl to see I ,_ pnaed qalnal
an upatalrs windoW.
It w~'t uyone be knew. •
Dickey reached the door al the
relldence •t • Nevi1 Cirde io find
the bob !wllled oil Ind btoril the
IJOtlnd of Ifft out at. rtar door, pollce·
seld.
, Gltnln1 entry to his own home, DlcittJ
dllcovered ....... lundred do1I..-In
furnllhlql had -..-up by lbl iloqJlrl wbo.....,qilJ.1-W.
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"The Windows are smashed and there
are oblcenltles written," 1asped the
Callar.
The only alnll1g words, however, came
from the bo7· who wu w0rkin1 oo hi!
balky cll'bui.tor wbe1 Juel spilled and
-U1. Ignited.
Ho serious dama1e resulted .
MARKET TAKES
HE.4 VY LOSSES
NEW YORK (AP) -The '1toct market
!umbled today to Ila blggm 1... in •baoll nine ...,thl, (See Pages IUI).
'JM Dow Jcinet averaae or 30 lndustriall
-11.0I to 1'111.11. II had not dropped •• modi alnc• JulJ 28, 1111, •hen It fell
IJ.11. Tbe 1•tr11e ldred toward its low·
Ill leVe1 al the,..,, wb1ob w11 744.01 on
Jao. ltt
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Weat•er
·Spcing Is barely. here, but 1Utn-
mer weather it in store for the
Ofange Coast Friday, with sunny
skles and temperatutes breaking
the 'TG-degree l>Mrler.
INSIDE TODi\ Y
Thi! ·movt to fm.ptoch Jwtict
WJJliom 0. Dougi... go<1 to~
W'7\' core of the Fo•oadinO Fcrth· ,,.. concern at protectingi tht
Judiclorv Jrom the Cungr1u.
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Le·ary's Freed~lll ...
Ni~ed by,. C:Our,t ·~·
spodil to Ille .DAILY PILOT
SAN Fl14NCISCO.-·M~ no com·
menl al all. lhe California ·Supreme
Court .Nuood bele 'Wedne.day to free Dr, Timothy .Leley from priloD on ball
while oiiiiffib;g bla Otongo County mari·
juana (:OQ*1fon.
He Is currenUy al lhe Calllornla
!nrlitute.for ,Men 11 Chilio,.j\Jll begbmiDg
a one-to.to year aentence.
Del-oltomeJ· Ge91'1" 01uJo bu filed ... appeo1 oe11m1 bis -YlclloD
Bat·tin A gain
Hits Swap
In Upper Bay
&temmlng fro~ a Dec. 26, '1968 arrest
in Laguna Beach, while his wile e!ld
.501 have also been convicted.
Dr;Leaey's releue on ball wu IOIJlhl ,
Ill a ·peuUon for ·a wr!~ DOtl>lf lie ~
never mWed .a court 1ppearU91 and
bad only one prior convicUon.
That count, of transporting one ounce
of nuroiuana belv<een T~ .00 Meldco,
....Wied In a ·1Wf· jederal prillO<I lelm
also Wider" a~peal.
Orange County Superior Court Jildge
l!1fOll K. MCMill~ branded.Ille former
Harvard i.Ycbololf profe110r an 1 ..
sldlool lhreat to aoclety in polling
aent.ence earlier this year.
Ball ~ quite·. freqU'!flilY pennllted a
convicted lodl~qal wblle bJs case la
be!Dg appealed IO b!gber courla. .
Rosemary Leary,, 34, ii curre11Uy free
on her own recognizance while 1waltlng
sentence for the Laguna Beach case,
which involved LSD and marijuana.
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Ne~ Beach P~ce Chief B. James
GJavaS today ','announced he has Invited
Doo Elder and Barry Weinhqi 10 his
offlce Friday cto \"'!""" ''lhe Umiloliou
of tree speecn ,Qd 11¥Jnbbt.": ,
Weinberg ~Wu arrested, ·Sunday ·on
charges of disturbing the peace after a
1peech at the B Street Park in which he
al!egediy ·uled obscene language. His tr·
,...I aparked a flsl.awlnging fray !hat fin-
ally led to the arreal or nine adults and
one juvenile:
Elder has been Identified u a ,po1w.
man for Free Ua, the grqup which ·~ sored the rally at the park. COntacted to-:
• day Elde·r said he is not .a s~k(Jlhin
for the group. ''I do go to tlteir ·picnie1~11
he ·added.
Elder said tie could make no statement.
on the propo!ed meeting. as be had Mt
received the letter ffo!n _G~yu tnviti.n&
him to the conference.
.Police departqient spokemian, Ed Cib-
'barelll said he would · ptrsoiia]].y deliVer
lhe chlef'a letler this o!ternoon. II reods: lupOrvioar RobOrl W. Battin loll opln
Wodneodq Ill bla ...,"llmilnJ bltue
apiDol !fie Upper Newport Bay land.
exchange agreement betwei?n the county
and lhe. Jrvine <;ompan.y, .
. Dr. Leary's son Jolm, 20, is ~nUy
undergoing a 98-day p sychiatric
classifi~Uoo ~ evaluation perio4 at
the prilon where bis father 11 begino!Dg
his term.
Driver !njured
In ·;Mesa Crash
You did, chlckie: she's Jennifer, a Siamese whose
family bas grown up and left home and who's trans-
ferred her maternal instinct to a three·week·old
. chicken. Tbe pair Brf pets' of the William Anders
family of Westminster. •
"On Sunday, April 19th, a Dumber ot a
group I bellev~ are wocioated with you
and Mr. Barry .\\'elnberc were arrested Ill the vlclnlty of 11alboa Pier.
"I would slncerely Uke to avoid ·con-
frontallon5 of this nature in the fuluro
and am therefore !Dvlllng you ind Mr.
Weinberg to all down &td disCuos the
ground rules under Which your meetings
may be held. I am not su_uestlng any
form er accommodaUon th.it will ~it
your group greater lattlude lhaii any
other ciUzen of Newport Beach. I am
almply suggesting lhal you meet with me
and learn the limitations on free speech
and assembly which ll obsemid will fore-
11111 any future dllf!Clilty. ·
... • This lime, Battin proposed Iha! lhe
Coonty Counael be instructed by lhe
board "to slud1 oiKI report wtlhin one
week lhe feulblllty of putting the 1'nd
exchange proposition on the June
primey oc November general electiCll
Harbor District Vote From PGfe J
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ballot.,._ .
Battin uld be had either an "advllory''
or "nu.r.da~ryn vote · by· the people
~uae of ''lhe overwhelmlng !Dteresl
by the pUb~ Ill the land .. chanje."
One driver wu hospitalized for
olioerVol!oa ind" a"licolid .,caped·unhiirt
eorly 'today Ill .. nlr.ad colllalon "11-
nelied by a Collo Id-pollcemlD OD
routine patrol
Mn. Dorll J, Hollenbeck, 49, of 22lt N. ,Spurgeon St., Santa Ana,-was taken
to Colla Mesa Memorial Hospllol suf·
ferlng frori1 a pos!lble whlp!Uh !Djury.
Bill Dies in Assembly Broodway Mortuary, $75; J.C. Hum·
pbries, $200; H. HOf'DIVeldt, $.10; Harbor
Auto, $25; V. Coronna, $10; Republlc
Homes, '100; ~Jes J<fmlon, '200i Don
stevens Inc., $50; Grant'• Surplus, $50;
Trana-Olobe, $100.
Supervisors Alton E. Allen and Wllllam
Hirstein told BaWn !>e could get 1Uch
inlorination lroin lhe Counly Counael'I
office Simply by aaldni. ·
"~ul I wanl fonnil oclloci by lltls
b9aid, if I can Jet it," retorted the
first distrlM au~si>r. '
Battin's motion died for ·Jack of a
lllCOlld. On previoui lhowdown voteo on
the Upper Bay land owap, he bu beea
oupported by Supervlaor David L. Dam.
Baker ·was not . }X'e3ent Wednesday
when the motloQ was pi'etenttd, havinf
lell to aUend I hl&h od>ool Earlh llQ
program.
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def..-lie ..U.;n• of "p!lliJnt.
Olli -Dill the ellmlniilim -ci ~
defermeliU!' · ·
PatrOlmin Ed ·sutton aald the victim
was 'stopped on Newport Boulevard at
19th Slreel oboul ·5:30 a.m., wbeo hll
by H&riey E. Owen, 49, of 3333 W.
Coasl Highway, Newport Beach;
SACRAMENTO -A finl vole Wed·
nesday on a bill to put on the ballot
dlsaOlution or expansion of the Orange
County Harbor Dislrlcl WU defeated
by efforta of Assembl)'!IWI ltoberl
Badhani CR-Newport Beach).
"™ aliddeit ellniln&ban' Of , lllstlnf ~·
defennen!I would dlmipt plans mado
in aood faith by lndlvlduals, complll)es, ,
co!le_ges and local llChool IJ}'Bleml on 4he basis of t h o 1 e deferments." he assetted.
In oddltion, Nl•on laid he would uk
Congress to wipe out mi>nthly quotaa
for local boordo 10 Iha! he CID osloblloh
a nallonal draft call His l)Oll a to
tq\J!ll!Ze the new draft loUery.
Ii naUonal draw!Dg 11 beld once 1
yiar under the present oyslem for all
lt-yeaM>lda. Local· draft boarda are
di"<led to select tneD with the -I
aequence numbers first. ,
But problems arise, the President u-
plained 1n a message to Congress,
because sequence number! are not evenly
disbibuted among the more than 400
1.,..1 boardl.
"Under the present law, for eumple,
a man with ~ sequence number 185
may be called up by one draft board
while a man with a lower number 1n
DAILY PILO' Pllmt llr We "•'t'H a different draft board b not called,''
Nixon laid. "This COD happen bacnse
present law does not pennlt a ~tlonal
call of young men by lotter)' BeqUence
numbers:."
Earth Day Plus One
The President said he was therefore
recommending to Congress Iha! 11 """'
pend the qutia requirement provill.on
while the lollery plan ls In elfect.
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Vacancies abounded In Corona del Mar High &hool parking lot Wed·
nesday ' (above) as, students and staff abandoned smog-producing
autos in favor of bike~ and o~er smogle·ss forms of transportation
in observance of Earth Day. Today, however, the school parking lot
(below) was full again as Earth Day enthusiasm slackened. Most
bicyclists apparenlly decided four wheels are heller !ban lwo.
The Assembly was to vote today on
a revlsed Vef1ilon of the bill with the
clear possibility that it migfrt paas.
Badham .took a measure of personal
victory in being able to engineer defeat
oft he bill Wednesday, 32 to 29, "even
though it was co-au~red by the other·
three county usemblymen.~·
The bill, introduced by Assemblyman
Jobn Briggs CR-Fullerton) was • co--
ae.thored by Robut Burke (R-Huntington
Beach) and Kenneth Cory (0.Anahelml
and made the Harbor Disbict vole by
county voters afli emergency. measure.
AJ 1uch, it required a two-Uilids ma-
jotity,,M yes votes, for passage. Follow·
Ing the defeat, Brigs removed ~e
emergency provislor\ making a simple
mijorlty, 41 yes votes, all that 'war·
neoded"tilday. . ' I .
'Ibe emergency provisloft wls. to g!ot
the citizen vote on dissoh1Uon or ex-
pansion of the Harbor DJ.strict qualified
in Ume for the Nov: 3 general election. · ·
Without an emergency .clause, a period
C)f 95 days must expire after the
I..qislature adjourns:, probably in August,
before a bill takes effect That would
push it beyond November.
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Otbel's were €rista '4eaa Women'• Golt
Club, $17; Sher Enterprlles, $100; George
B~li, $25; Cosio· Mesa U-l!aul, $25;
c,. J. Segerstronl & Som; · $1111; F.
Meyers, 15; Clilf Weodorf, !50; A. . . ' Paioaell, $1; Joe Car~ .. $Iq; Claire
Nelaoll, $10 ; O.C. Veler8D1, $1$; Snyder ~ $100, ·and Groe!ileal Mobile
Homes, 15Q. f .
othet cm~bu~. :were Dom . Raciti,
$100i "H. W. Wright. $25; C°i111 Camer111 $50;, 'nleodore ,Robms, Q); Joe Costello,
110; The Real E~ $100; ltollo
McClellan, ~; P. Sullivan, $15; O.C,
Nursery, $25; J .E. Poynlet, '$25; Inlerna-
tlmal Te.llng Corp., $100,-Ind $2110 In
anony1llOUJ glftl. ' . ' '"1<~1.1·•· .. ·-., ,.
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For Panther Wiiiiess
NEW Hl VEN, Conn. (AP) -A
psychiatric examination was ordered
Wednesday for a key prosecution witness
in the up-coming trial of eight Black
Panther party members charged ·in the
slaying of another Panther.
the Uoely mood o/ ~ 1ha1,
caplUTed by Klll"Ollall in broadloom and Cl1'llll ruga
"!•will be In my ofllce ·at 10 a.m., Fri·
day, April 24th."
Unique Teoching
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Innovative te11:ch1ng methods ,_, and.
~es at Saddleback College lre being
presented to the public in an infonnatlve ,
oerles by· the faculty al the dislrlcl'a
Board of Truiteea meetings. · •
Robert .N. Panons, pr'1!ident of .the
collqe'i faculty QIOciaUon, said the
pretenlal!Ons are scheduled fbr lhe first,
bOud meelb)g of~ ~ch 11\0.nlb.. !loU<i members meet every second . Oil fi>lzl)~
Monday fl 1;4,1 p~. in the co™le:s"
8d' lnlsb'aU -'"'""-. . {P , .. .__JI' .,,,...,.., . '-'!C ' ·"' • ' . I\. aemormcatkin of the ~ or ~;com ...
JQters in the mathematics aM, ~.9oce
programs is scheduled for the M{y ,) I
meeUng of lhe 00..:d. · •· • · In a lG-mlnute presep.taUOn -math in·
structor Jean M. Vincaizl will d.lscuM
lhe use of portable C:ompulerJ In the
college's math and science programs •.
Jn June the Faculty Asaoclatlon will •
present. selecUons from or a 1 t in ..
terpretatlon and drama classes of the
school's Fine Arts Department.
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• fHUR5DAY, AJIRl(12l, 1970 .. . ~ . .. . ... TEN <::ens
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Lorr Wants Laguna '~ip'pje Caves' Dynanlited
By RICBAll!l P. NALL
CM .. Delft PMM-lfltlt
Netr Laguna Beach Co u n c 11.m an
Edward Lorr Wedneoday njght "'ggested
dynamiting, the cav~ that hippies use
to seal them against transient occupancy.
"The health hazard ·t0 the Community
l!as .. l(ll to be s!jopped," sakl I.Orr. "It
requires draStic acliOn. ". ·
cOnversation ra~ed 'from dynamite
to dQp Wednesday. in a stu~y: sesQ>n
atl<nded by about llO persom. ILgr.,.,.
oul ol Ma;"or RiclWd Gold!Jeri's seven-
poinl transtent-<irul program broached
during the council campaign. The new
mayor has vowed to brighten tbe image
of La&una Beach.
Discuss\on • was cairn . and heavily
sprthkJed with citizen participation.
Writer Arnold Hano took issue ·with
Lorr'• dynamite plan.
"When we dynamite UXl6e caves, ,let's
make aure the hippies an: in there,"
D.Ut.Y PILOT. 11-"• JIN V•tt.m
SADDLEIACK'S -Will$ PEtiALS ALONG ABOVE' THE SMOG
BUt it Tak•s .., Exh•Vlfive Effort to Get it Rolling
In 8igh Gear
12-foot Earth. Day Bike Unveiled
Bob Wills a~plished a. Cllllpl< ~
goals as he rode 11 feet abOve me
ground to classes at 5addlel»<'t CoUece
Wednesday oo ·:Earth Day."
He used a means of tramport. .which
emitted no exhaust.
And he rode the home-m.§ICic con-
traption from a P,erch high enough, i,t
seems, to escape smog.
Bob Wills pedaled his 12..fool-blgh bicy·
cle to class . .
"Lots of studenLs rode bikes to school
today," he huffed in matter-of.fact
Ex-Mayor Martin
Gets Position · ' 1 Fonner Lagwia Beach mayor William
D. Martin has been appointed ·by the
Board or Supervisoi:s to serve on the
t:ivic Center Commission, a Joint county·
Santa Ana body concern~ wjth the
'41?velopment of city-county facilities ..
•.l. Martin, nominated by Supervisor Alton
E. Allen. was approved by a 4 to 1
(Xote after supervisors ha<f rejected
lupervlsor Robert W. Battin's proposal
,that his fonner executive uslStant Fred
Harber be placed on the Comml.sslon.
.t Martin, longtime civic leader in Laguna
Beach and twice mayor or the Art
<:olony, also has held a number of counly
positions. He has been a member of
the Local Agency Formation Commission
ind was foreman of the couqty Grlllld ~JJT"f last year, a post he 1 reaig:ned in
• lnid.tenn.
famtioo aa-he· kept the cycle from toppl.
ing' over.
"I just whipped this one up on two
separate weekends for the occasion, and
it worb pretty well."
The cycle -actually two cycles -
was bull~ with the remains Of a pair
of castoff bikes and some C!Jmmon. plum-
bing plf>e.
Wills said the design "just came to
me one day . l have a welder, so I
threw it together.
About tbe trickiest maneuver with the
cloud·lkinunJng cr:It is getting oneself
up lo the driver's teat. ,
Wills finds a convenienl hill and starts
the cycle coullng, then when the
momentum Is solid-enough , he makes
th< lrtp to the Jnp.
ll takes about three steps using various
levels oC the frame as stepping pads.
"Then 1 have to. tum the thing around
and start pedaling upbUI," he puffed
as ·he stabllr.ed the towering rig.
Wiils lives in ·Santa Ana, but he ad·
mltted he cheated a bit on the trip
lo school.
" ( drove on the f11eeway and started
tiding about a mile down the road."
Earth Day or not, high way patrolmen
still would lunge for the cltaUon .book
if Wiiis undertook tbe journey on the
·Ran Diego FreeWay usin1 bl.I own amog.
free vthlcle. ,
STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market
declined sharply in late trading this
aflernoon. (See quolaUons, l'aaes IZ-33) •
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said Hano. "11ten let's ro down 1:ind
pave over the beach. •• "
Mayor Goldberg ruled Hano out of
Ol'der.
+lano,· later told a reporter he was
also going to suggest that the fire·depart-
ment be issu¢ flame throwers for
Heisler P-ark.
•Other hlghliahts (I( the new city.posture
on lawlessnes! Were: , ;
-Lorr's suaesUon that. L 'a~g u n a
waiters ana waitresses .wear nets to
Hotel Pla,n
Reaction
Skeptical
By BARBARA KREIBICB
Ot ""' 0.11'1' '"'' ''"'
Proposal for development of a "twin
tower" h.otel complex on Laguna 's
beachfront between ·Laguna Avenue and
' Legion Street, revealed in the DAILY
PILOT Wednesday, apparently caine I!
a, surprise to some. eonununity leaderl,
. -~ lllilll9..11ol,..,_._._
"To be booes!, I ·4iii·'i· lino~
about ll I ha{ ~nf-.plam'--..
in the works, but, I' haven't teen this
plm or talbd ' t.J the peOple fnvOirid.
so I ean•t comment at this time.
However, I will say that 1 am very,
very glad someone is interested."
Goldberg noted that the area in ques-
tion ls within the proposed hotel '°""
and that the ldea of allowing some
addlliooat height wlth compensating apen
space lo avoid a "wall" effect had
been favorably discussed.
The proposed hotel complex would con-
sist d twin' towers at either end, risihg
to a height of perhaps 12 or 14 stories, .
partly below highway level, with 1 wide
open space in the center to give ·an
unobttructed ocean view and parking
underground. Conference facilities also
would be iDC.hlded:
Former' Mayor William D. Marlin,
Wider ..-·-lhe Main Beach purdiaae ... dneloped, .... In
lhe plan an -rtunlly to avoid puWng
any hotel on the Main Beach ils<lf,
which hid. been propoetd as an economic
generator for the city.
"From what JltUe I know about this,"
said Martin, "I think it's 1reat. The
(See oorEL, POI< 2)
Leary's Appeal
For Freedom
Nixed by Court
8pedal M Ille DAILY PILOT
SAN FllANi:isco -Makiog no <ml·
ment at all, tbe Callfomia Supreme
Court refused hen Wednaday to free
Dr. Timothy Leary from prilon on bail
while appealin& hil Orange County mari -
juua conviction.
He is currenUy at the California
Institute for Men at tblno, just beginning
a one-~10 year lente.ct.
Defe:Me aUorney George Chula has
filed in appeal against bis cowvicUon
stemming from a Dec. 16, 1968 arrest
In Laguna Beach, while his wife and
SOR have also been C<111vk:ted.
Dr. Leary's release on bail was sought
In a petition for •~writ, noting he had
never mlased a t'OW't appearuce and
had only one prior conviction.
That count, of trartsporting oee ounce
of marijuana between Tens and Melk:o,
resulted in a stiff federal prison term
also under appeal.
Orange County Superior Court Judge
Byron K. McMiiian branded the former
Harvard psychology professor an i•
sidious threat to society in passing
sentence earlier this year.
Ball Is quite frequently permitted a
convicted Individual while his case, is
being appealed to higher courts.
Rbsemary Leary, 34, Is currently free
oo her own recognitance while awaiting
sentence for the Laguna-Beach cue,
which Involved LSD ind marijuana.
Dr. Leary's aon John, 20, Is curreoUy
undergoing a tJO.day p 1 y ch I a t r I e>
claaslficaUon and evaluation period at
the pri•on where hls father ii beC!J\IJoi
hlt term. •
con!"-' loog hlir and lhal the county
heallh ~ sho!i grea1ei dllll<nce
in enfordng this law.
--Suggestions lhat r<lidcols be or&anii·
ed 'In pieclncts or blocks -captains
equipped .~with walk!! talkies to serve
as the eyes and ears of Ufe police
in restri.uung crime.
-The likeUhoOd Iha! jh.e cllY will add
three officers as a, downCown foot ,patrol
between Cleo Street and Forest· Avenue
at a cool (by pment salary alai>danli)
of 1311.100. , •
-Disculllon of a·pending,free niecncA1
clinic that would be .. ...,.ted Jn con-
junclioo with 'the' coanty ~ltb ~part·
ment . .
. -Lorr!s
0
1111(1<Stl<•l'lhal <iol>1be lltpt
off .ctty1 parks .and .. bool .~·and
tl)>I offenders ol dog ~I Jawa, be
fined severely. · . ·
-Diaculslon ol a fulJ..Ume. animal can-
lrol olf~. :
'· ' . '. , • DAILY PftoT , ............
." sAtl clEi.l=:s"toM ~ll\G HOME FR~ nit ·m · A 9'h..t0ot 1 t 'la "9>~-"''a12~·Hommor~ .,
San Clemente Fisherman
Tells of 33-day Adventure
Fishing ls fabulatts tn the Baja
California gulf. A San Clemente man
knows. He just trolled 850 miles ·while
rowing a small ~at and living olf tl1e
&ea. ,
Tom Epling, 29, is home· from . the
sea today, the 'tea that sustained hiOl
f« 33 days with its · filh and loblter
-and sharks.
Epling, ·31~ Crislob81, rowed his 9~-fool
nberglass dingy-dory from San Felipe
to La P8z near the tip of Baja Callfdrnta
Sur. He also made the boat.
Sun' broiuer and 20 pou~ds lighter1 £pi-
ing ls sporting a handsome beara and
beautiful memories. Friendly Mexican
shark and turtle nlherm~ sort of shbok
their heads at V>t size C!f the lp)dertaking
in relation to the size . of the one-man-
power boat.
But Epling had wanted to make the
voyage ·for several years in order to
see the whole Bajaj coast. He only came
to three major settJements . apd went
once for nine dais without teeing anoth!r
hwnllll. Those he saw were friendly.
Next Um~ Epling pJans.,to Lake.a rad.lo .•
ihe1 soft·spoken adventurer ha4 •· lot
of ·run· ins with sharks · .lncludlpg one
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UNHOLY. MATERJ4L
HA.S HOLIER COVER
•u£ly·1:Z.foot hammerbead that came up
and"bangecMht rear ol his.dingy.
Ep1lnger didil't wait to ' find ' out if
'it was a maneater.' He 'threw .ane
fl!Jh over to 1f:iUsy the1 sbarlr" ibd(f'fJ'tffd
for shore. Tbere were also · wliales Uiat
passed under. him witbout~Mlatiap.
. ' • ' I , He dlried on a hlgh .~n diet of
lobsi<r lhal be. dove. for, yeJIOwlall 'anil
· other· ol the plentiful apecleo thll be
troDed. for While making • or 28 'miles
a day.
·Eplln'g~'_tiad 'for~a a:alleJ o.nly a
frying pan and •·spoon. But 'he became
·expert' with . the frying •pan, bulldlng
f~s. of drUt'°ood.
· He hid five gallons of witer· ind
always kept' two iD rt9el'Ve: He 'al11>
purchased milk from Mexicans along
'the wiy. · ' . ' . The weattler •was mostly good 1long
lhe arta coa!tllile.· A ·few daya ollhlflll • ! . ' ·winds kepi hlm ash<>r<. He lpelll -day; during' one windy •let!•· In' htl
boal tled In !111> lee of a rock la\and.· ·
' Al nlahl be l<I' up ·a "cot uhore With
·ttts :ateeptnr Ng' and ·wm•t botbel'ed
· by liliecls althi>ugh he ~ a couple
. of iat11etn1~~ He aald the counll'y
wls mosily dtsm and voleank: 'rock ..
Tb. '~Jngy Hi4 La "PU 1'd•i«I 0n
one· ~ and San F!llve on the Otlier.
· Towardl tlit 'end <it tht journey. said
Epling, ¥weans Jn • tht !Wlln1 •-
• tlements -to doubl ' that ne had • rowed all tht way fnni San reUpe.
-Iiitorma11on-1rom Polke· Ollof Kea-
n<th Hack that liie downtown foot pltrol
on weekends Ills _already ...Wied Jn
about 45 ad<il~ amrls, SI 1<>r oitlJn&
on the sldehlm Ind -. for uu.n.,,
drwol<, --'" .._....OiNp, drunk In auto,. JeUh law vlolalloaa ad
aw.liking an officer.
.-Di1CUss1on of a . team .approach tD
housing v!Ot.tloao In -.''balldlnr, ._
and.health Offlclall "'"1Ull"'l<r a11 llo&; ·(~D!N~~I)
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WASHINGTON (UPI) Pnaidtnt
Nixon ordered an end today to any
more occupaUooaJ def-lnom the
draft, 11 well u deferment. for fathers
except in (cases .of peuible eltre:me
hardShlp on their families. ·
Nixon also asked Congreu to open
the way ' for tllm to ~ all student
dtfermenls. All -holo!lnf d<ferments could qep th1m, i.,,,; ....
~,uid ,in rl ...a m112 .. to thi! 1roust . and S'tftite' lhlt lllCh
dofermenls •:an no.16opr dlcfOtad by
the Dationll mtez:at·."
' Ht'llaled .. -.u..""".......,.
tamwiiattly ~amenca T bued GQ QC•
;:ujllllooal or farm -11111 on falhll!hood w:epi w b ere locll draft
l>oords ~ --iw.hlp would result.
Ht.'ukeil mr. a cban&e In lhe draft
haw to ellmina~ •' provision r nOw
guaranteeing defermenta: f o r W!-
dergraduate eollelf! students. ,
Niloo also outllned ac!J\Qimenlo In the
lotteryJ IJ'tem for tdraftmc 19"year-olds,
wblcl). Congrtls ,puled II his requtsl
last year.
Under the present lottery system 1
youngster whose sequence number la,
for eumplt,,.. UO, may be, calWl by
one drift b61rd while a man with a
lowtr -bet Jn a dllltmll draft bolnl
Is not ca.Ued. ~ • · · '
The~tsldenlp~aMw~
t!ial woola put <ecb -·· dr"!l'call on • national baals -·the uijle ~
sequence numbers effeCtive neUom(ide. ·
..Ev.en H.colliege defermeii.ts are Pblled
ool," Nlmn sald, "collep mon '!ho .
through ROTC or ~ m1111ary pro-
grams: have d:IOlen to ob I i I a t e
lhem..lvn to aoler mll!Wy """'1ct 11
a later date would be permitted to
postpone their active duty until com·
pletlon of their ebJqy1progt1m."
He stresaed lhal In doing away Wilh
deferments he wu'apellini of "pb11ing:
oc~ -not the tllmiution -cl,~
defennenta. '' '• I
11'1be IUdden eliminldon of editing
defennenls W«Jld dllrupt plana made
In good fslth by lndlvlduala, .,..panjlis,
colleges alld loci! ~· l)'llems on
the b1sls ' of•t ·l\ctle deferments," ht -· ; In addition, Niten aid be -ul< , Concre*• to Wipe ·out month!J qUolas
·for locll booNs ,. lhat be can ·es1ablioh
a national draft call. fill goal 'ii' to
!See DIW'I', Pap II .......
Weadte ..
Sprlllg 11' bately·hera. but ...,,.
mer weather ii lD ttort lot . tht
Orange Coolt Friday, wtlh· ,.....,.
skies and temperatures brtakJnC 1
the 70-degree bvrter.
' 11\SlDE TODAY -, . The "''"" to ~ach Jrut"" · WUllam 0 . Dol&Ofal Ootl to U.. .very ·cor< of u.. J' .. fld1io1 1.u.. I
er• concern o& protfctinQ Clle
,Judfda'll from th• c..,,.aa.
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SYDNEY, (AP) -In ·an efforl lo
·avoid seizure by Auatrallan custoriles,
Porioographlc slldal, pictures aoooooks
are being .ent from the United States
, tn ~ envelo~s bearing the name of
He .bad eompany , on the ftnl lhlr<I
of the voyage, Campbell Muaey 91
Newport Be11<h. Bui Massey'• boal
caP'lzed and J>e 1!t!!_pan of his. par _
and took 1 •ferry to Gnaymaa alllr
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·~ted. .
. about !lO miles.
!';piing rt~ I l'omemad< sail fQJ"" a !fine and plans now to rig· his boll
for a saD. lie dOpme.11 rr.,. ti.an Fellpe ',l~.~-.~·>~.
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~nte -i l!ofariZatioll -PeriIS -·University ~Ur r' 'J~;~f· -:: ·.. •. .. . ; ' ~ ' . . 1 I .,11.-1lw;, or-; .. ..:· , ... • r - -
• -. • . ··-I A '(d~':Ch,. fl.~ Regent D~f~,~d Frees peech at ewport Semnn~
Cleans. Vp .i.i' '"''*' Gf poll~ ~ls ,.y1ng '1111At be. wu• iJolllf to do to mm a nodlng on h)s own campua ftuor Angela D•vls.' >
• • _ cl *thrt•t to the Uni , •t 'r me, my famJJy and my home .0 ~f the aituaUon. He said Irvine does not The regent and the chancellor lndlclted • ea~ la '-~"· t • u'cr~l. .. 0 have art Isla Vl•la where ttuditmt.s were that It is wearying and thlftklell 1to • • or'1 ~"'"'1.1t',. to WQ JUUtrs "The universlty to me has to be a out of aorta and there was trOUb1e brew· weigh principles of acadimlc frteclo.m
'8urctltl pried Ope!ff ,.bathroom .r;-~~~~~~f :"':e1 ~!::.S~ ~((o~ !~ =1!'::'~~ 0~~:;·~~· ::!d r~p~& Jng: · 11nd free speech 1gatnst-communtty ~
dow .. tn the home (Jf. i San Cltmtilte ~unit>:·~ . n...wi A 111 to set themselves up as judge. Nothing pe~:~ o~::!~~ ~Jgsfiv~~ .~ ty:.11 ill lmpo81ible today to brl•g any<ite ~an W~ nlght stuffed ... e spe-..i:rt were ...,. Jt · ggs, ~~t~·d•trof the un!versity quicker than Chicago defendants at Irvine W'9 controversial onto the c&mJIO' wltbOut
liQll In. "1a,-,..;.i;rl!Jll 'l!fll\ ,liotb ".: :Or~.:' 8" A~~i~ .• o1~~; "'i.icirich iuotllied hlJ dectsion to permit dil<Ulaed with Aldrich. "No member It rtsultlng hi a threit to ~ Ind my
a plllawcue lltd 8ed. ~ • d .tbe lrvlne campqs. ave oJ the Chicaiq Seven and their of the ·Board of Regeota made any pt0p1e,"' sald' Chancellor Aldrich. ''The
PoUce. alld the .then-oCcurrecl 'at 5 '"nl'ey •t"""'-11P ~Tuesday night for defense altomev William KumUer to =to direct the chanctllor to do untsusvpectersl_!r is so suspect and Jam so --~• ;::r:._ the UC! ad bef I but exercise h.is own judgment," home ol Roger Glen Grayson, a salesman ~•uoe;iu.ie ''-.:qJ\1111 and free speech, whlle spea k on campus, m e ore he "d. He said he wishes there was some
I'"' L.--1-"-rev-"1--the price Ibey must .sometimes their scheduled ap-~rance Sunday was ·;..pJ w ... • 1Aali1ess ,,. South Lagun1. The ww• r--"'-!do not know what Kunstler .and group in the community, entrusted by Grev~ Some .ii at JU Aveftlda Sin pay for their vtews. canceled. the~01hers would hav.t said. I have the community, ~Would be willing • ..., ..... , "My reading of the campus is the !o Diego. 1 r-.--.._ -~· .. flRE PROFEMOR., , , faculty and sludents have done i first to asaume they W<.\1~ have U~ within sponsor ~controv al speakers so the
'fbt. theft occ:U?Ted eomettmc \betwefQ Hlgp said lW! ~t 1 letter uking rate job functioning within the law," the law," Hla:1s remarked. · univ ersity Will Dot , !Se uncier comtant
t IOCI 11:45 p.n,,. Gr1Y10n told police.' . how Jt la poaible b~ <loes not move said the chancellor. canH!!r fl~i::d l~he nl~Jm JU.wy!~c: ~ wltherins fire. ~ ~ 7.,.,_ ', _, to fire New Len ph11oiopher Herbert , .,,In ,nawer to a question, Aldrich said he NOT A BALANCE ,''~"'"'f"I"' prt~ '.Of141'.1' ~an ~ Ma.r_,cuae frqm t!!e 'Q.C San Diego f1Culty. realizes UC Santa Barbara Chancellor conduct ol Ku and the deltndants Irvine Company.7feaidenL William ~
-~CM' 11 tnchtt aquare to liattr' U. ~· -~ hick to the man wbo Vernon Cheadle sald KunsUer and the in the Chicago Seven trial. 11They vlolited ..... ...:..i !la ••• ha be
borne. . :· , ... ·. ' ~ .. ,Marb)', 01fiat he~ ~ glad othen would not be allowed to appqir ever/ IJ'le t.. lt:now of profe•io.nl.J con-Mason ,• wru pane tin Ullll c rn r
1,... • to dl8cuss tt -.dth btm hmch H again because they ..,.,.. a~ threat to duct, Nit tblt dee! not mean tbo!e. · of commerce'•' seinin1r1 ·said hi&. bears They theo went · to two aor.!!lo · · over · e ~ genUeme"r• should .nil! be. aUowed to •P' people concerned thal. there la not a br.frooma .m·RMacked lkn. '"':.. cot another letter lllY,lngo,"Tbanb, ·but the commwUty. (The Bank of America b I r t inti ~-• b
A .,,1".'--'""' 1..o.r .. e -•-< -a• v'J!--..1. tt iouldn°t,·do any lo<id. to talk •.bout It. burning had /ollowtd an Inflammatory pear on a university c1mpwi." a ance o v ewpo prest111CU Y
...... ~"" .,... m.wu ""' 11 • ui:u The t be t d to ••'-u••go a Democrat a"pointecl to the university speakers. at 14,000 waJf _taken froin on_ e close. t, "on"•• can wo s1 es "wi quu.-talk by Kuntsltr.} 'ti • " h . 1 hi ·'bl! .., Board of Regenta by former governor Aldric said t is s r~n~ ltf over
then stuffed "1th a small ftle cabinet Aidrich said he received "the most MAKE READING Pat· Brown, voted to fir~ UC President time to see there is a balance of view-
into a pillow cue taken . fntm a bed,, . bl l t.ter lgned b . . .• n.-te Akirich said each chancellor has to Clark Kerr and UCLA communist pro-points presented. But practically speak"'! officers said. nu.sera e e ' 1 Y 1 Vlgl£&1• ' ing, accomplishing that is difficult, he
The file cabinet conlalned several said .
pieces of jewelry valued at .. ,315, 10me 1 G • B I H e "The r~al representative Or the one
aavlnp bonds aad $tOO in-callb. • Q tllii:.,.0 ... e-64-IDg ea airy woo ha.!J got • cause, he'll want to· Grayaon w11. sUll 'comi>llln.c 1" In-· ~~· 'Ill[;;' 11-11-speak, he'll come, and he won't require
ventory'Of hl!'tielOn.iPnics todawlo &a1s an honorarium (speakers fee }," Aldrich
the total value of the stolen Items, said.
poUce said. Saddl b k S de G • Ah d W • 1 C S • He remarked that he thinks the campus The u-.n told officers he ..... e ac . tu nts oing ea it l ourt uit has missed the boat by no! publishing
tn the process of moving to Lu Vegas, a list or all those invited . The represen·
Nev., when the burglary oceurred. tative of the conservative viewpoint, the
Off Jeers cbeckinlJ the premises turned Saddle back College students disputing The opinion followed an order handed president Dr. Fred Bremer said en· chancellor noted, most often is not
up a J,O-!DclJ .metal rue which apparenj!y the school'~ right to regulate the lengtti down last week by a three-judge ap-forcement would continue to rema in crusading or requires a 1 a r 1 e
WI! used to pi'y optn the bathroom goai1dnn~th ~--Ir -·~~.dNef~!,?' pellate panel for immediate vacations "flexible" until direct.ion is received honorarium.
window. "' 11111:' """'~ -.._1 .... ...,.. of preliminary injunctions obtained by from lhe board of trustees. He noted that of those spe1kers who
Beach attorney Patrlda Herzog llld too-the ttudenta' attorney to keep the colle1e The written opinion said the Federal do come to the campus only acme are
day. from preveotlng their r e g I 1 tr a t I o n • District Court had "abused its discre-covered by the press. He 1 a i d
A written .oplnlm handed down by btcaUJe of violaUon of the dress code. tion" in issuing the Injunctions that fore· Congressman James connan of the
the Ninth ~it Court of Appeala stated The lnjunctlons, in eUect s Ince ed the college to permit the long haired President's Commission on Civil Disorder
the bw:den of atablllhin,g lnva.sion cl January, bad 'resulted tn a temporary studenl! to register and that "the court wa.!J on the aame program a year and
their conttltuUObal rights now I.I up relaxation of the hair rules. On rectlpt is presuming to interfere with the day a half ago with Black Panther Eldridge
to the studentl. of the 1Upportina: written opinim, colle1e to day operatloo or the public school Cleaver but all the focus and comment
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HOTEL.·'· ~ . ·-) Lquna Avanue to ""81on ·Strtel art~ ~l for hotel devalopment.;J r.~~~===· ."II this eoma olf,1' ·he conttnufrll.
'.'it could eUmtuta -the need for the
dty to -put • hotel QD the pnblle btacb
•and l'm sure the ptople would . mucft
prefer keeping that ., 111 open l!l'k,
'lbll.eOUld lit~ rtal .et anCI I cert.iinlr iloPO It will JO:ork ou!." \
· Cha mliei ot domm<rei Pi•ll!•nl u1,.:
ry l,.awrence sa1d he was ''aatoundtd~ 117· <lb<! ll9i'Y ,bout ·the botel pro~.
but oPlla\istic ,.=:., It. eould be "~ rtcht tblng for 1r'l · . 1 ~
"It could be .; very l004," said
Lawrence. "There'• 10t to be eomt.tbini
th~re alld moat eveybody feels it ~ a.. logical aree for a hoteJ zone, b\4
we are yeey conc.el'Md ·about the ty~
of development , tbtt. IOfl~ in.· We qon'i
want a 'wall' ~r aii09ir Wail<~ · O(
Miami. I'll be moat ln\Ue!lfd rto. !Wi
more. of this." · '
Civic Leaaue Pre.!Jldent ~n t b o it 1
Denlitrtades ·"Id, "Tbls polllts tip tht
ab.olute need for a CH·O "(cO~i:-!::':.:n~:., ~~:o= $ toSU: storie_s. ·'
"Fourteea Storie• is high, beyond what
we had hoped, but the concept of
preferential high rise in exchange for
open space is acceptable. I'd Uke to
know what we get in e1change. The
underground parking is fine and ao is
the open !pace ta ·the tcenter, if it
h true open space ~ wllh landlclplng
and not a parking lot
~"If we get this," be added, "the Civic
League will batUe to have abt!IOlutely
nothing on the Main Beach. That woold
be an acceptable trade, except 14 stories
seems a little high. I'm afraid we might
go on to 28 or 46 or what have you •.
That's why a hotel zone is very.important .
now." ,
Architect Peter Ostrander, mewly,
elected to the City Council, aald he
had beard rumors about b 'e a c ~ ..
developments for 30me Ume but kDe~ ~
nothing about UWi one and would ~
unable to comment unUl "I have talked_.
to the people, know who their architect
is and see the plans:." '11.e locatioD
however, seemed "lo&iCaI," be added. • ~
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Attempt Foiled . Front Pagel
system." wa9 1bout wbat Cleaver said. The appellate panel made it clear Pro• P.,e 1
however, that the opinion referred only TELLS BEUEF EPP '
A Y~I San Clemtnte . woman awoke
after, mldnjlfd Wt· momln( to find a
YOWll -•taJ>dlni near her bed with a iln!fe In hil belt, police rtport.d,
but the woold·be raptll fled after the
pl aod her mo-began screaming.
Tbe.ti\olde!il ilccumd la the downtown
arei. of tbt city at about 1:14 a.m.
Tbo'~year-old .Ulllilarrl<d 'victim told
lnvestigators Jhe had gone to alee~ before
m!cfulpt· M liaa· lilt' a llvtnc· ro0m
light on. •
A cat wOke her up after I a.m. and
!ihe,-·the man,tn·hll ..,.IOs lllndlng ··•·bed .. ..,.,~. , .. \, '
Olllcen ·Aid· lbe woman ..ht tlio
Intruder, 11Wbat do you 11want!" and
the man reached for the knife" and
Pointed lt at her u he approaclled
the bed.
''SUit \Ip;" h intruder ihnti'ld.· '
Ttie woman began acreamin1 and
her mother, sleeping in 'the oext room,
awoke and also·began shouting.
Tbo Intruder fled, Police aald, leaving
the knife, whtch be had taken from the.Women 11 kJlcbeo, on the Door.
Investigators said the women both had
••a very &ood description" of the intruder. •
Self-improvement
~cture Planned
11Transcementat Meditation" wtu be
the. topic o! a lecture to be pre1enled
by the International Club of Laguna
Beach Hi&h School at 7:30 p.m. Friday
In the high school gymnaalum.
Guest lecturer G. W. Hueneclte will
speak on the practical benefits of this
tetjmique ol aelf·improvement.
Plane Crashes .
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) -A· private
pliwie on a flight from Waahlngton, D.C.,
nosed into a narrow space between two
homes late Wednesday about four blocks
lhor\ ol the Austin Municipal Airport. ...
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in lec1<n deslinlted by the councll
to 1eek code violations.
llllck aald the trial downtowii polloe
palroJ ·bu been htgbly INCCeaful but
ls a drain on the overtime buda:et. He
said lt would take three additional m<n
to malntaJn It MVen dayi a week, eight "°"" .,, ... _ . . ..-.1 . ·' City Manag.,. James D. Wheaton aald,
In relation to htrlng ·>n aqlmal control
officer, tliat the cowicll -would hlff to
examfDe '!be' badilot. Tiie dl;-lilow ]>IVS
the l!umane IOdlly $197 molithty f~
animal control. He aald Police dte lauh
Jaw vtolab:n.
A min In the audience said, "I call
the poQce deportment and . tbey ...ier
nte ·· 16 8>e hwnane "o1oclety, 'I 'oil! the
~ ooclety aod they say 'catch
it !.nd 'It'll plck1l'111>' ." ....., aald.;iirhen he h<on sucfi
~be -with Sl'll.A olllclall to •trllabten oat jlie MrVlce.
A. mb · Ill 11>1 '°dlence complahled
ol rotlnd penon1 walldng their dogs
in Hel1Jer Park 11 an unaan.ltary altuJ..
lion. ~tor Vn Tatcbneo complained
of dogs on the beach, !tubed er unlea.!J!J.
ed. ' .
Lfll"E OOGS
Wheaton aald tht• ocoun on h~
drivew'ay by ne!llhbors With d~. Writer
Hano said. "l kind of like seeing dogs
on the beach. Thev sholtld be on leashes
but I kind of like the feel of dogs
and kids on the beach."
A woman asked that tt be made clear
where dog owners can legally exercise
their dogs.
During the drug abuse portion of the
session, David Ha~an, chalmtan pro fem
or the new La'1Jna Beach Drug F.ducation
and Rehabilitation Council, was in-
troduced.
Hagan said the emerging organlzatlon
lntends to gather all sep;ments of the
community together and define the pro-
blem. He said that tax-supported Oran~
County med1cal services belong in the
community-"they aren't volunteers."
Councilman Charlton Boyd opoke of
need for local &ervices in the realm or mental health, public health, family
planning, welfare, personal employment,
and environment.al services.
TOLD OF WORK
He spoke of his work in securing
an advance psychiatric evaluation team
to oome into ~ community tQ determine
the need for social i'l'Ork.
groovy way to get ll'OW1d." But he
advlaed aelectlvtty in chooolna those
gtveft rldea.
Holm asked lf anyone bad contacted
Badham. Goldberf, who Initially In·
traduced the conCept, 1ald, "as fir as
I know we have not • .we're uking for a CODMl\IUl.'1 •
It wu ·aald by u todJeace member
that C!OUDd.lmtn lhou)d remember tbat
high !ICbool atudtnta nell year wUI pro-
babl;i< not be buaed' to «llool --of bodget cutt1111 In the adlOol dlltrlcL
IDllA EXCELLENT
llurlnr -ion of cJU:em acting
u p:tlice eyes aod ean br reporting
Incident., . Either Locitway •UiJOlted
orgolmaUon Into preclncla reporting to
captain!. Counclhnan Peter Ostrander
called the idea "excellent". '
Hofm aald Police can be called by
per'IOrll going on vacation for added
pairol protection. He e~ concern
over organlutlonl looklnfior IUSJ)iclous
actl as a otep thot mJa!>t lead toward
vigilante actJ.viUes •
Lorr did not thlnl' ll dll\fll'OUI.
He said It could cut down on bur&Jarles
and crime but said there had to be
guidelines not jwt willy-nilly citizens.
A man in the audience sua:ested that
well-mtanlng citizen! without training
could send police on a serle.!J of wild
. goose chases.
Earl Secoc said, "li I we~ a stranger
oltting hert tonight, I would thtnll it
js a bad town to mo~e into. Let'a not
paint it dark, Jet's · paint it bright."
He suggested that newspaper! could help
a great deal .
NOT WAR TIME
Hano said, '"11li.!J isn't war time. I
think every vigilante group was started
by wel!.tntentioned people f:nd then peo-
ple are being strung up on lamp posl!."
CtUef Huck !aid crime has Increased
but not astoundingly, it has lncrtased
everyplace.
He said police are oot looking for
physical help. They're trained for the
job. They're just looking for citizen eyes
and ean.
During discussion of the team approach
to housing violations, l<lrr spoke of com·
merclal occupancy violations, bedroom
apartments used as kitchen apartments
and garages turned lnLo Jiving quarters.
It was then he •UMested patrolling
the caves and dynamiUng them closed.
Huck 9poke of police and sberiff'1 office
patrol activity of the caves.
Councilmen took no actlon at the study
session. Jl was indicated l!Ome of the
Items will be 1:1p aqaln for dlscns.!Jlon
or action at the May 6 regular meetma:.
to issuance of the Injunctions. Driving together on the wiy to the LING • • •
"Nothing we say now," stated the meeUng, Aldrich said Hlgg.!l told him
judges, ''is intended to restrict the district he believes a chancellor has to be one-March 13 and after anivin& in La PaJ
Court in making the initial detennination fourth S.O.B., one-fourth scholar, one-took a ai1~y ~aie by c1tUe boat
on tbe merits after a trial." A pretrial fourth etin man and one-fourth public to Enaenada whef.e aome Los Angeld
d1te set for May 11 will be kept, said relations man. firemen gave him a ride home.
attorney Herzog. "ThLs i.!J the arena unfortunately in Epling has DO immediate plans. A
lnjunctions, the judges ruled, are in-which he operates." said Aldrich. graduat.e in aociology from San Diego,,
tended to preserve the status quo and A regent doesn't have It ea.!Jy either. St.ate College, he plan! to complete work
relieve immediate hardships pending a indicated Hlgg.!J. He said his mall is on his masters desree and decide what·
final court decision. In this case, since replete with letters from ta:rpayers the future holds. ·
the-students had not yet begun the ir saying you represent us. But Hla:gs •aid 'Ibe San Clemente adventurer. dOPtJ.i,
term, the hardship was questionable, ht al!o iS the" represenlative of the hope to place an illuitrated piece on
aakl the judges. student.., the faculty Uld the Lea:l!lature. the trip ln aome qiajor maguln'e. He-
The. commented that students were and he can do no lesa than be a trwt.ee toot •· li'Nt dial Of c61or motion pJctu~·
not required io cut their hair, but could for all. and &ttll1 shoU duttril the trip. .. ·'
comply with the rules by bair styling Hi! observation on :itudents, he !aid, Epllng ·ts the t0n' of Dr. and Mrs.:
· or wearing head bands. i.!J that about two percent are hard-core Harold Epling. His father ls a well·knc:nm·
Mn. Herzog noted (hat the college revolutionaries who would resort to San Clemente cardlologilt. It WI! good
board did not agree to allow students murder if It would further their end1. to be home, especially once under a
to oomply in thi.!J manner until after He con:ilder1 another 10 percelft ldeallJUc bot shower. Moat of the bathing sl~
the first injunction had been Issued. students: who are dupe! and eully led March 13 (I Friday}, had been in 1alt:
"The judges appar!nt1y were not aware by the hard-core group. water. 1
of this, or overlooked it," she said. But the great bulk, he sald, want Eying his trusty 7$.pound boat tha~
The students now must establi!h that to do IOtnethirig about thin11 within i!: o.vermatche.d. with a 12-foot ham~
they art enUtled to privacy, that this the llmll..!J of the law. "Unlverstty of merhead, Epling uid of the crud ad~
right wu impaired and that It was C1llfomla studenta I! a group l believe venture, "lt wu a thing l'll ·never=
done without adequate reason. al'! the greatest in the hatlon ." fora:et." ~
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Dr. William Branson. 3120 Bern Drive,
a Marine Co?'J).1 physician with three
~ldren, told of workin1 with the county
to set up health services in the realm
of drug!,. VD, pre-natal counseling and
pre-natal health. The county would
furnish the medicines and adminlstraUon.
Branson and others would volunteer tbtlr'
time.
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Mark Gumbiner sugaested organlzalion
of a citizens committee on drugs ln·
cludln1 youth and all elements and
Wdu of opinion in the community.
Mayoc Goldbera &ald he thought It
an excellent kfea. Hano said, '"''It was
an e:rctllent idea when Joe Tomehak
1uggested it durln& the council cam-
paign."
Hagan lnvttod Cumblner to become
Involved In !he drua rehahtlitaUon group
alttady formed .
Lorr r<eonpneDcied that ...... mbl)'mln
Badhun be uked to lninMllJC< iep)a!lon
that would let the db' regulate ht~ chlklnc, an arta now prHmpted by
the .llale.
Huck oak! httchhlking can be ~
to the hlbn, the driver• 1Dd to U..
tnlflc llrtam. Hagan n1d that .. me
ptOple, aucb u coUep 1tudents, bavt
tohltchhlkt. Michael Welan
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cquall!t the new draft lottery.
A n1Uonal drawing Is held once a
year under the pruM l)'aitm for all
tt-yeal'-Olob. Loctl draft bOor<ls are
directed to select men with the lowest
sequence numbers fi~ Bu\ problems arlae, the !'rq!denl ex-
pWned in a me.uf.le to Conput,
because aeqtMnee numbin are nol evenly
dlsirlbull<I 11nonc the mort than 400
local hoards. -• "Ui!dlt .lhe p,...nl 1a;;;,tor example,
· 1 ··mm wltb a ~ n11mWr 185
may be called ui> by one drafl bOor<1
while a min with 1 lo~ number In
• dl«etent draft board ts not called,"
Nllon oatd. "ThU cAir happen -~l law does not pum1t a nadonil
eaU al YOWll man by loltoiy Mq\llllCt
-ban."
Karastan brings the deep, bouncy texture and charming look of
imported rues home to you at all·American pricts. Fresceau blends II'UI
of aubUe light and dark tones Int~ a nylon pUe aha1 that gives · rooms
a fresh new outlook on life. Avallable in a choice of 15 colors •••
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iorr· Wants Laguna 'Hi pf.lie Caves' l}ynilniited
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By RlaLUUl P. NALL
CM-IMlllW~Stefl
• New Laguna ·Beach C o u n c i lrm a n· E!iwud Lorr Wem.e.dly nlgbt '"Uested
dynamilin& the caves that hippies use to· 9W them 1agains(trarWent occupancy. : :·The health hazard to the COmmunity
has ROI to be atopped," said l;ofr. "It
requlre1 drutlc 'ICUon."
ConvenaUon raqed from dynamite
kl d_og~ Wednesday in a study sesllion
attendeCI by about . II) penons. It grew
ra
out of• Mayor Richlrd Goldberg's 1ev~
paint transient-druc procrom .broadled
dµrinj tJ?e council campaign. 1be new
mayor has vowed to brighten the inage
of Laguna ~acb.
Discussion wu. calm and heavily
spriakJ<d,d'citi.en participation.
rWriter Amokf Hano took issue with
LOrr's dynamite plan. . "
"'When we dynamite UMl6t caves, let'1
make sure the hii)i)ies are: in there,"
SADDLEBACK'S WILLS.PEDALS ALONG ABOVE THE SMOG
~ut It T•k•1 an Exheustive Effort to O.t it Rolling
In High . Gea:r
12-foot Eartli Day Bike Unveiled
Bob Wills accomplished a CO!Jple of
goa1s as he rode 12 feet above ~tbt
ground to classes at Saddlebact CoUqie
WtJtnesday oo "Earth Day." ;
He used a means of tiansport which
emitted no exhaust.
And he rode the home-ma_de con--
traption from a perch high enough, it
seems, to escape smog.
Bob Wills pedaled his 12-foot-high bicy-
cle to class. •
"Lots of students rode bikes to school
loday," he huffed in matter-of.fact
Ex-Mayor Mal·tin
Gets Position
Former Laguna Beach mayor William
D. Martin has been appointed by the
Board of Supervisors to serve on the
Clvic Center Commission , a joint COODly·
Santa Ana body concerned with the
development of city-county facilities:
Martin, nomlnated by Supervisor Alton
E. Allen. was approved by a 4 to I
vote arter supervisors had rejected
Supervisor Robert \Y . Baltin's proposal
that hls former ex!!cutive assistant Fred
Harber be placed on the Commission.
Martin, longtime ci\•ic lea der in Laguna
Beach and twice mayor of the Art
Colony, also ha s held a number of county
1>05ltions. He has been a member of
lhe Local Agency Formation Commission
and was foreman or the county Grand
,Jury last year, a post he resigned in
mkHmn.
faabim .aa be kept tbe cycle from toppl·
ing over. ~
''I just whipped this one up on two
separate weekends tor the occasion, and
it works pretty well."
'Ibe cycle -actually two cycles -
wu built with the remains of a pair or castoff bikes and some 'COJTlmon plum·
bing pipe.
Wills said the des.ign "just came to
me one ,day. t have a welder, so I
Uuft it together .
About the trickiest maneuver with the
cloud-skimming cycle is getting on'3elf
up to the drlver•a seat
Wills find s a convenient hill and starts
the cycle coasUnt, Uten when the
momentum is solid enough, he makes
the trip to the top.
It takes about three steps using various
levels of the frame as stepping pads.
'"Iben I have to turn the thing around
and start pedaling uphill." he puffed
as he stablized the towering rig.
Wills lives in Santa Apa, but he ad·
mitted he cheated a bit on the trip
to school.
" I drove on lhe freeway and started
riding about a mile down the road."
F~ Day or not , highway patrolmen
still wookl lunge for the citation book
if Wills undertook the )ounrey on the
San Oiego Freeway using hi1 own 1mog-
free vehicle. ·
STOCK MAJlKET
NEW YORK IAPI -The stock market
declined sharply in late trading this
afternoon. «See quotations, Pq;ea 32-33).
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said H'11Q.' ''lben 1«'1 ·so down aDd
pave over &be beach. •• "
coolloe long hair and ·that · the-.oanty
health ~enf show ·.-.r dil\iltnce
in eD\o<.clJii this Jaw. Mayor Goldberg ruled Haoo oul ol
order.
Hano, later told a ,report.er he was
also going to suggeot that the fir< depart-
ment be is.sued name -throwers for
Heisler Part. .
Other highlights ol the new city posture.
on lawlessness were:
--Sull"stions that r<Sidenll be organ;,,..
ed ' Iii precincts or blocb with captains
-equipped with walkie' talkies to'..,...
''' tbe ">'"I and ·ears ol . the pollc< in restraining crime.
-Lorr'I ·suggestion that L a g u n a
waiters and waifressea wear nets k>'
Hotel Plan
Reaction
Skeptical
By BARBARA KREIBICH
Of Ille 0.llY Pllft st•ff
ProJ>Osal for development of a "twin
tower" hotel complex on Laguna's
beachfront between Laguna Avenue and
Legion Street, revealed in ~e DAILY
PILOT Wednesday, _..,ify came as
a surpf~ to some o:mmunity leaden.
·.N.,.. ~or Ri~ 1lol<iJers Aid. ''!'•· bt.mo.t. l 14'd!Jiiiow lilJll!llil_ about it. I had heaid1 .Mine planJ' ,.._j
In tbe worts, buf"t~~ · a1~:111!r
pJao or talked to .Ibo ;people lllmld,
so ·I can't comment at this time.
However, I will say that I am very,
very glad aomeone ls interested."
Goldberg noted that the area In ques-
tion is within the proposed hotel zone
a.nd that the idea of allowing some
additional height with compensating open
space to avoid a "wall" effect had
been favorably discussed.
-The titellhood that the city will add
three officers as • dowtllowll foot; patrol
between Cleo 'street a°i1 F'o~.Aveaue
•
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at a -(by pruen~·llluy'-!!'l ,-hi!~--~· Qilef ~
ol 128.llOO. ' • --. -' rieth Huclt lat tbe dowlitown foot patrol -:D~ ol a.P<ftCfltw !..0 ~I~ hai already mulftd tn
clinic 't!IAt """ld,' be , -Jn .-. about'45.addltlooal amlll, JI f<r 11tftnc JllllCllon with'llie. county bulth ~-on the sldewalb and _, ,,.. Utlerlng.
ment. · , . ' ·• 4
• ' d;t'Unk. posaesakm of dillgerou1 dn.JO:,
· .:..LorT•a su116t1on Iha~ cfilla be ,Upi'. dflllllt In a~to, lealb law-violatioos and
oll tjty ,parb and .ocbool •....->Dd· assaulting 111 officer. •
that ollenolcra ol <iog1 oontrol,Jaws 'be, ·-Dtscusslon, Of a ,team appr~h to
lined· ftverely. · . . . -, housing vlolaU.,. li> wl\fCll bulldi • fire
-Olscuslion ill ~.fuJUime ,aniJnal..C<!n-· and health Olllclall wOuld enter a1lt.:s
ti<>I -· . . '(See DYN·-'Pap I)
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Fatherhood,
Oceupation
No Barrier
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WASHINGTON (UPI) P.....tdent
Nilon ordered an end today to any
more occupation.al deferments from tht
dtaft, "U well as deferments ror father•
e.xcept in cuea of possible ntreme
hardship on their families.
Nixon also asked Congress to open
the way ·for him to stop an student
deferments. {-li thos< holding delennen\s
could keep them, however.
Nixon said In • special -to
lbt 11a!'se ud ·-' thlit ouch deferments "an no Janpr diet.It«! by
the national interest." '
He issued 'fan execuUve order stoppin1 lmmedlatel1 _,,,_ buld .. oc-
cupatltMI ar farm work • and oo
fatberbOod ··ucept w h ere local draft
boards del.,.m!J1ed extreme hardiblp
would result.
He .asked for a change lh tbe drift
htw to eUmlnate a provlsiOn noW
guaranteeing defennenta for un-
dergraduate college atudtnts.
Ntxon also 'ouWoed adjuiltments In tbe lotte~ .9atem' for drafting 1 19-year~s.
which eonvess passed irt his reqilest Wt· year.
The proposed hotel complex would con-
sist ,of twin towers at either end, rBlng
to a height. of perhaps 12 or 14 stories,
partly below highway level, with a wide
·open space in the center to give an
unobstructed ocean view and parking
underground. Conference facilities a1Jo
would be included.
Former Ma)'Or William D. Marlin,
under wbole admlnistration the Main
Beach purdiaa was developed. saw. In
the plan an -~ to avoid putting
ony bole! on tbe Main lloch ltstll,
which had been propmed u ·an ·economlc
generator for the city.
• / ~ • DAILY> 1"$1..DT st.ti ......
· Under the present lottery system a
youngster whose sequence number is.
for example, 150, J1111 be. ~ br
one draft board while a man with a
lower number in a dWerent draft board
is not called.
"From what little I know about this,"
said Martin, "I think it's great. The
(See H<Yl'EL, Page ll
~ary's Ap~al
For 'Freedom
Nixed by Court
Speclal to Ille DAIL y PDm
SAN FRANCISCO -Maklag no com-
ment .at all, the Callfomla Supreme
Court refused here Wednesday to lree
Dr. Timothy Leary from prison on bail
Whtie appealing his Orange County mari·
juua conviction.
He is currently at the California
Institute for Mea at Chlao, just beginning
a one-to-10 year sentence.
l}l>Jense attorney George Chula tlas
filed an appeal against his co11vlctit;ln
stemming from a Dec. 26, 1968 arrest
in Laguna Beach, while his wire and
SOR have also been convicted.
Dr. Leary's release on bail was sought
In a peUtlon for a writ, noUng he had
..never missed a COU(t appearaace and
had only one prior conviction.
That count, of transporting one ounce
of marijuana between Texas and Mexko.
resulted in a sUff federal prison te'nn
also ul'Kier ap~
Orange ClountY Superior Court Judge
Byron K. McMillan branded the former
Harvard psychology professor . an in·
sk11ous threat to society in passing
sentence earlier this year.
Bail ls quite frequently permitted a
convk:ted individual while his case is
being appealed to higher courts.
Rosemary Leary, 34, is currently tree
on her own recognizance while awaiting
sentence for the Laguna Beach case,
which involved LSD aod marijuana.
Dr. Leary's son John, ZO, Is currently
underfioing a !l<klay p 1 y c h I a t r I c
classll1caUon and evaluation period at
the prison where his father ls beglnnlng
his Wm.
SAN CLEMENT~!$ T<!'!I :El'LlNCf. HOME FROM, lt1E' SIA .
A 9Y,-foot Rowbo<ot . ls. No M.tl<!>· lot' • 12·fodt Hommoniffcl
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San Clemente. Fisherman
Tells of 33-day Adventure
Fishing ls fabul0t1s Jn the Baja
California gulf. A San ·Clemente man
knows. He just trolled 11111 mil<s while
rowing a small boat and liviilg off Ute
sea.
Tom Epling, 29, is home from the
sea today, the sea that su.staioed him.
for 33 days with 'its fish and lobster
-and sharks.
Epling, 315 Cristobal, rowed his 91h-foot
fiberglass dingy-dory from San Felipe
to La Paz near the tip of Ba:ja California
Sur. He also made the ·boat.
sun bronzer and 20 pounds lighter, Epl~
Ing ls sporting a ·handsome bear<! and
beautiful memories. Friendly Mexican
shark and turtle fishennen 'sort of shoot
their heads at the size of the;undertaklng
in relation to the size of the one-man·
power boiat. ·
But Epling had wanted to make the
voyage for several· ycrars in order to
see the whole Baja coast. 'lie Only came
tO thtee major settlements and went
once for nine ds:Yt wJthout seeing another
human . Those-be saw were friendly.
Next time Epling•plana,to take a radio.
• The iOft-spoken .adventurer b&d a lot
of run-Ins with · sharks ~ i~ud,lfll , ore
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UNHOLY ~A.TERIA.L
HA.S
0
HOLIER COVER
SYDNEY (AP) -In an ellot't to
avoid seiiure · by Australian cusionles.
porn0graphlc allde1, plctum and bc!Olrs •
are bel".I sent llom the United States
In • envelo\>es bearirig 'the name of
evangelJst Biily Graham. aulhOH\les
reported. _.. · -
-.
. ugly· 12·foot, hammerhead that came •up
and binged the rear of.hla dingy. ·
· EpJlnler dl<in't wall \o flncl '-C!Ut if
It was 'a m:aneater. He .threw' llGftlfl
fish over to f)my the shark amt ·rtnrec:1•
for shore. Thei'e were alSo· wt.ales that.
pa~ ui>der hJm•w111iou1 m!Jhap.
' • ' 1 He dined on a high . prot,;lji ;diet of
lobster that he 'dove for, ye:lloWtaU and ·
other of the plentiful species ttiat he
trolled for while making 21 or za·· miles
a day. · • ·
€pltnger< haa for · a galley o n I y a
rrying rpan and a spoon. But he ~me
expert wtth the frying· pan. bulldlnl
fires of driftwood: . · , ' '
. He 'had fiv!; gallon& of qtef. and
always' kept • tWo ln1 merve.• He also
jJurchastd n;i.llk from ~i!xfcana along
the w'"ay. . 1
The weather· was m·oatly good along.
the arid' coastline. A few days of high
winds kept him aihore. He spent three
days 1durtng .'one windy 'slep In his
bot1t tied In lht lee of a ·rock island.
1 At night he set up.11 06t' aabbie with
hla lleepl11.1 •hag and' wun•t 'botber<cl
by :1n1ects altbollgh 1het ~ a ·cottple
of ra\lJesnakes: He .aid the .. country was mostly d...!t and· ~IC l'oc:r.
Th< a1ngy 'hid La· ""' · letl'red on ono olde and · San P'ellpe' on the olhtr.
Towirds the' en& of the1 jiiiurney. satd
Eplln1, r.jexlca~ In )I!•. 1!$hlng !!el·
tlementa ~ to doUbl , thoj ' be -ha<!
rowed all the way from SM Felipe.
He ,had companx ~-Ille rtnl third of the v07agt, qomjlbtll M~ ·of
NtlfWI " Beach. lut 11!-'.I boat Clll'liied and he loit· port· of his jeor
and toot a f.,,., •to GnaY..,aa alter
about !00 miles. ~ •
Epll!'I rlgpd a homemade sail for
a time and plans -'to rtg \Ill boal for ., 1all. Ile dedortod ~ 8a1i'Fellpe
· (S. ~PIJNG; Pip; a)' ,.
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The President proposed a new system
that -i~ put each month'• drift ca11
on ~ national buis with the same lottc'J
JeqUence numbers effective nationwide.
"Even if college deferments are phased
out," Nixon aaJd, "college men who
through ROTC .or other military Jll'O-
grams have Chosen to o b l t g a t. e
themselves to enter mJUtary service .at
a later date would be permitted to
postpone their acUve d11ty unUI com·
pletion of their study program .",
He sCressed that in doing away with
deferments he was •peakl11.1 ol "phaalng oo' -not. the elimination -of niltinc defennenta."
"The' sudden elhnlnatlon ol eilsllq
delemienta would dianopt •piano · mado
In good faith by Individuals, companies,
colleges and local IChool nstems cri
the b~ of. t b'o •ti defmnents," lie asserted. I •
In addition, NIJiln aald lie would ut
Congress to wipe out ...mhly-quotas
for local boards· IO that he can en.bliah
I natlona~ ilralt <all. His (IOOI Is to
• •
(See DRAJrf', Page I)
Coast
Wielltlter
. Sprlng ls barely bere, J:lut IUln·
mer weather ta in store tor the
Orange Coast Friday, with 11.1nny
skles and temperatures breakint
the 70-degree barrier.
INSUt•: TODA.I'
. The mov,: to 'mpeoch Jiutfce
William 0. DougtOI goes to th« Wru core of the Foiindino FotA-
tr• cdnctrn a£ ptoUCrff\g ·t11.e
judlciof'JI from th• • COJlll'f,.,
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Per.' :ils~·tTni.ver~ity'. ilaht-::r~:
~ AV..... to Logion SltMI
•.. 1 ~ 1 .. is ideal tor hotel development and tf
. ' . ·~-......... -... -ALJ,r:ich,. [JC Regent Defend Free Speech at-N~port.Semnar · ~~.!~--~
• • , ' • • • ' , I · city to put I l>Otef GO the publ!C beol : ~~iii poll~ tboalhl Is 1 sayln1 Wfiat be wu ialnJ 11o do to n>Ue • Hldlnl oa his own campus feuor Anpla Duis. ' ·Ind I'm .,,.. the ploplo wou1<1 mu
t1Nr 'thrtit ' fu the Unlverstty of me, my family and my home." of the altuaUon. Jie Wd ~ine does not The re.ent and the cbanctlklr ~lndi~~ . 'prefer. • .beoial .¥ ,.as , ._ optp W
Calilomla accordilll to two UC.. leaders ''The university to me has to be a have an Isla Villa where itudtlits were th1;t It is wearying ~ .thaik}ess ,. '8 , :Atis·could be~&.real taet: and 'l eeriatn~
· ~U:!nJ !.! a fiewport Chamtie; of Corn· free market place of Ideas," said Hiq1. out of aorta and there w.as ~ble '"°'w· weig~...!"~2s ~ afade~~ ~n\ . ~ il will w~k"out.~· • · l!Utllan prl<d open a )athroom ..Jn.· meiCOf;.n!lnar on the unl~erslly and the "II would be very easy for the ngents Ing. . and •= •.,.,~ 18 .., commwu Y _.. Chamber of C.mmertt Pnaltlt•;a
dow tn the home of a san CleriienM commdnUy~ to set themselves up as jUdge. Nothing .Regent.s qtalrman Higgs . said a~ 1Y;, . TY.. .J..awrtnct Uid he was 1'11tound4:d
allelman Wedneld nll!ht . llf1&lf<d. 'Ill< speal;lri wire DoWIU A. Higgs. could demoy tile unlvenity quicker than pearance of KuMt!er and flVe of the It ts lmPQlilble today to.Ju!N anyone bx tht s1ory ~~ th! hotel pro
• , 11 • • . ~ cllainrian -Of, the UC Board a( Rqents, th>,t" · . Olicqo defendants •t.,, Irvme . Wlf . contro~ral•l. "!'to tile ca_, •1111¥. btl\ ,eptlmlo~ ~· !t OOllld be ·::a
•!pall lii lliir, ~'.il/Y Ind. "\'11 Jn!o "'°•!Ml llaniel '.G. Aldrich Jr. <banc<llor Aldrich J...ufied his declalon to p<rmlt dlOCUllOd with Aldrich. no ~ber· ii "'"!!"'g· 'l •I thrtlt to,ine °'!, 1"1' right tl!1ol f .. WJUOL" ' a~~~·-· ·' ?i-. ~*' . j._of'thilrvln~ ~pus. 1
• • five of the Chlcagq Seven and thtlr of ,~. ~rd or Regent.I m~de any ~ple, said Otancellor Aldrich. TM. "It ooul,~ be. vefy-·.IOOdf
POlice· sald"the tMft occurrtd at t)ie 'I'tiey -stoOd up Tuelday night rot defense attornev WilUam Kun.suer to motion lo direct .the .chanc~llor lo ~~ unlverst~r is '° suspect and 1 am so Lawrence. There's got to be so~
home oi Roget Glen Grey~ a saleanan ·academic freedom al1d tree soeecb, while. speak on the UCt campus, made be£ ore anything but t1ert1se his own Judgment, au:rt. Id he . hes th tlv!re and most everybody .feels it _ "
with a bUstnesa in SoUtb La.:.;..._ The revtallng the price thty must.someUmes their scheduled appearance Sunday Was he.,5811 clod. not Imo . b t K _ _.,~~ nd e saln the ~-111\ltyere :;l.tdsorr;e a logical area. ~"! a. ~tel zo~. b\11 . , ~ o-· pa)' for their vte.ws...: canceled. . • " w a ~UMJCI a group . ........... ' en y ' we are vuy cOnCltMid iibOut JM type Gr~.~ ti at ]11· Avellljla San -"My reading of the campus is the , the others would .. ~ave aai~. I have, ~ comrnUf'lty,_. Uuit 1V0Uld be wllllng: of development thit pr In.• We don~ ~-~ ~ ..... ...... ~. ....... .:... ~J-ROFISSOR : _ faculty and atudents bave done a flrst to ~e ,they .would have llv_e~ within ~ .sponsof ~tr0v.ersl1J 11pt.1kers so the ~t 11 ·•wall' oi. llO~rY Wau,akJ Git: 1'e ~· ~ IOmeUm& betw•l ·. Hflp 11.ld "".be ~ a letter asking rate job functioning wlthln the Jaw," the law, Higgs femarked . , un1ver~lty will not be under constant Miami. I'll be moit lnterested to leani
. · . ~~jt 11 podlbl• be doea ~move said the chancellor. Hl1&•·S11ld he la a la'!¥yer al)d he wlthermf flte. more of tbls." .· ,. ; 1 tod !l··-" p.m., Crayaon tokf 'pOUce. -· to f1tt · NeW 'lM't PhllotOpher Herbert In answer to a question, Aldrich said he cannot find . It in him to tJCUse the NOT A BALANCE .pivie League President A·n t b on ~ ~ ·pritd .°'*!l an ~' Mal-cU)e (tom the UC Sa~ Die10 faculty. realizes UC santa Barbara Chancellor ~nduct ~ KuniUer a~d !~e defendants --· -· · . Demebi•* said, ·~ pOints up~
--1w Jt i:Dcb-. ,_aqutre to tnle:r tbe Jlla1 1frOte ble"'k to the m1ri who Vernon Cheadle said KunsUer and . the m the Chicago Seven trial. nity violah!d Irvine c:~az:JY 'Pfrtn\l~a::· a;l;ltolute -need for a cff.o tcommtrcialt
hame. ._ · -,,: -. · : ... Utecl 3-bi ... tl\it · he .J'ould ~ glad others would not be allowed to appear every t')lle I kooW of professiO!'J~I con-· Maso.n, a , pane . t . · r hotel-oceail) ione·f.90 ~We can .be. u.
1bey then weni -'to t•o tepltlte to discuss ft i!Jt!\,:.•hiin over )\lJlCh. Het again because they poee a threat to duct, but· that does not mean thole of conunerce s semi'1, said ~ hears we won't someday be' 1oltc up to:~•
berlrooml and raniiclled them ... cot aoother lett.er·iuy1ng, ''Tb.anU, but the c:unmunlty. (The Bank of America gtnUeme• shoulfl not be allo,';"ed to ap-people co~~ ~a ~ ls not a stories. . . 4. • , i : A full·1'nlth beige inmk ~t vahlfd . It wouldn't..ilo' anv'IOOd to .talk about n. burnll1g had followed an lnllammatory pear on• university cam~. balance. of vJeWpoint& presented by "Fourtet1 stories is lllgb, beyond what
at M 000 wu taken from one c}olet """J'here ca.n't.. .. be two. skies to tbls .ques-talk by Kuntsler.) Hlgp, a Democrat appointed to the unlve~ty spe~k~rs. . . we had hoped, but tht ·concept of
then ~tuffed with a small file cablnei . J.ion." Board of Regents by .former gove~nor . AJdnch ~1.d 1t ls hls responmbilJty over pre(erenUal high rise in exchange for
Jnto pillow tak f bed Aldrlch said he received "the most MAKE READING Pat Brown, voted to fire UC President ti~e to see there is a bal8!1ce of view· open space is acceptable. I'd llke to
ottice':.s aald 'cue en rom a • · ililseiable letter, signed by I vigilante, Aldrich said each chancellor has to Clark Kerr and UCLA communist pro-pennis present~. But pra_ct1c~lly speak· tnow what we get in eichange. The
_ JI! • ~1...... , .. i-...1 11 • • · 1ng, accomplishing that 1s difficult, be undergroW1'1 parking is fine and IO is • ...., e Cl""""" conl4ll..,.,. sevtr said " . pieces of jeweb'y 1'alued at tl)95 IOme; ., ·he adl·" tt the the open apaca ta ·tbe .center, tf tt
logs bond! and MDO i .. ca.sh ' I G tt• B I D • . T r . """repruenta v~ or ~e is true opt?a apace -·With 1andscaplne II~ ~ . s 11£!ue e 1ng ea airy who bas .,got a ca"", he II want to and not a parkiJtg lol '-~aY"".').hf"''t",!llll· ~_P!llncto•n Jn-.~·. ., ~ •, . •peak, he'll come, Ind he won't requke "If we •et this" he added "the Civic ve~ m s u.wndnQ -av a .. ts r bo · ( pe-• f ) " Aldrl h 0 ' ' the tOtaI value r:L the stolen 'Hems,~ • -.. • • . an. norar1um s 11.1.ers ee , c League will batUe to have absolutely
police said. sa id. . nothing on the Main Beach. That would
Clemente
Fur Thief
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Cleans Vp
Th ·-· told m he Saddleb ks de G . Ah ad W'tl c ts 't Heremarkedthathethmksthecampus bean acceptable trade except14storie.s I u! ~esin•nf vino ~er?,. V WIS . UC tu nts oing e l l our Ul has missed the boat by not publishing seems a lillle high J'~ afraid we might
Nn ~ ... ? ~~ .. !. s _ _.eias, a list of all those invited. The represen· ao on to 28 or 4' or what have "WW• ..
eOfliv., "~ .... ~1 ~~7 ~~1 . ..!.... .. .1 ---tative or the conservaUve viewpoint, the That's why a hote'l zone is very imporl;~t !':nlncb~ulalng1~ ~chlM:ll "'"U:,: Saddleback College students disputing ·nie oPinlon tollowed an order handed president Dr. Fred Bremer said en-chancellor noted, most often js not now ,.
up a ~ me nn:: wm apparenNT the IChool's right to regulate the length down la.n week by a three-judge ap-forcement would continue to remain crusading or requires a la r 11 e · ~
wu Uled to pry open the bathroom and -,ie. ot thelr -htlr will dlfln1M1y peU&te. panel for immediate vacations "flexible" until direction is received honorarium. Architect Pet.er Ostrander, 1ewl)r:·
window. go on wtth their -actior\. N"'J>Orl . of prelimlnlry IIIJ1111Ctloos obtained by from the board of tru•le<s. He noted that of -!peakers who ~tedbe~ ~s ~· ~~c~. Buch atton;iiy 'Pftricia Kenog said ~ the studentl' attorney to teep·tbe collece The wrttten opinion said the Federal do come to the campus oily tome are d lo 11 f
Screams Frighten
Intruder; Rape
day. from~ tbelr reg Is tr at lo n District Court had "abused its discre-covered by the press. He s a Id eve pmen Qr eome time but kbew ·
A written · oplnlon handed down by becaUM ol vlolaUon of the dms code. tion" in Issuing the Injunctions that fore· C,Ongressman James Corman of the :~kg toa':!m:~ ~':1 ~r1 ha:~:d :
the N~_€lrcWt Comt,of Appeall 1tated The injunctions, in effect ·s Ince ed the college to permit the long haired Prealdent's Commission on Civil Disorder to the people, know who their arcbitect .
the burden of atablilb.tng ·tnvasiOl1 o( Jam.iary, bad resulted In a temporary studenls to register and that "the court was on the same program a year and . and the ·
tbeir conslltutlonal riih.b now ll up relaxatJon of the hair rules. On l'f!Ceipt is presuming to interfere with the day a hall ago with Black Panther Eldridge ~ever,~ .. t~: .. : ad~U°"". to tbe lt.udents. .. · of the llUJ'pOrtina wriUen opinion, college to day operation of the public school Cleaver but all the focus and comrnent
• • • ••. .J . Att~~pt Foiled f'rom Pase l
A Y011111 San 'Clemente ....,.. awoke
alter ' mldnlpt this morning to find •
young · ma atm:ling near ber bed with
a ' lmlfe .. le .bil belt, pollce reported,
but the would-be zaplst fled alter the lit! ¥id her iniither began scrwnlng.
The Incident occorred In the downtown
aru of the-City at about 1:14 a.m.
The 15-yeaMld llDllWTied victim told
lnve,tta11tor1 ~ bad IOQt: to sleep before mldnlPt · and bid 1ofl 1 llvin( room
li#on. · • · · · , ,. A~ cit woke her up after 1 a.m. and
Ibo saw the man Jn his early ;I!/' 1tandlng
~~d lhi.' ... ~ .. ~' ~· lntnx1er,· •'ffhat do you wlnf?" ahd
the man reached f11r the knife and
polDled JI ·al her as Ji! opproOcJied
the bed. •
"Sltut -.."' tbe. lnfruder·answered. · The 'W6man btpn 1Crealning and
beti mother. sleeping In the lldl room,
awoke and allo began shouting.
The Intruder lled, police said, leaving
the.. tnlfe, wblch be bad taken from
the women's kltcheu, on the Ooor.
:Investigators said the women both had
"a very good deacription" ol the intruder.
Self-improvement
Lecture Planned
•'Transcendental Medllation'' wUJ be' .
the topic of a lecture fo be pmented bY. the International Club of Laguna
lieach High School at 7,3C1 p.m, Frlday
lo the high school gymnasium.
Guest lecturer G. W. Huenecke will
speak on the pracUcal benefits of this
Wdmlque of sell-improvement.
Plane Crashes
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) -A prlvale
plane cm 1 flight from W"hlngtoo, D.C.,
nosed into a narrow space between two
ltomes late WednMday about four · blocks
abort « the Austin MWllclpal Alrporl.
DAILY PILOT
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Vk• Pr .. :0...1 •nol CO..tl lo\9Mll'
ti.-., 1Ctt¥il 'f"' T1111111 •t A. MY1phi111
MIMtlllll IEdllW
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C..te MeM: **-\lliflt'I ,_, SITwt It~ .. ldll '211 W.I .... , ~ .......... ._,_, m ,....,., ,,._ ,.._"*""" IMtdll 111n ht'.?'1~1..r &Ml ~: .. .....,,. Ill ...... i.. 11:•1
DYNAMITE ... ~
In sectors d~lgnated by the council
to -code vlolattons,
Huck Aid the trill downtown poli<e
patrol hu been hlJJbly mccmlll! but
is a drain on the overtime budget. He
said lt ""'1d take thrte additional men
to maintain it seven daya: a wetk, eight
hours dally. .
. CltJ.Manapr. J1111e1 D. Whelton said,
in l'llatlon to hirina: an animal control
offi<or, tha'. the couooll woold have to ~~"''"" .. Th cl Ilia 'h~1~1/Y" ~ ~yi>j~~
anlmil con&ot He said police clle leash
law violatcn.
A man ia the audience aajd, "I call
the police ~ department and they mer
me fo 1*' hwnane society. I call the
humane sOclety and they ... say 1catch
tt and we'll pick It tq>'."
Wheotoo aaid when be .hear1 such
~ be cUifen db SP,CA o!lic:tals to~oO\U>eoenice,
A :-·Jn ·Ille audlen"' eomplalllld
of reut..f --walking their dogs in Hel.s1er Park as an unsanitary situa-
tion. Real~ Vern Taoclmer complained or dop on th"e beach, leashed Of unleash-
ed.
LIT<E DOGS
Wheaton said this octW'S on his
driveway by nel_llhbors with dogs. Wrtter
Hano said, "I kind of lik& seelng dogs
on the beach. The v should be on leashes
but I kind of like the feel of dogs
and kids on the beach . .,
A woman asked that It be made clear
where dog owners can legally exercise
their dogs.
During the drug abuse portion of the
session, DavJd lfagan, chairman pro tem
of the new LaQ;Una Beach Drug Education
and Rehabilitation CouncD, was in-
troduoed.
Hagan said the emerging organization
Intends to gather all se.rments of the
community togethtr and define the pro-
blem. He said that iax:-supQCl!'ted Oran11e
County medical services belong in the
community -"they aren't volunteers."
Councilman Charlton Boyd spoke of
need for local seMces in the re1 Jm
ol mOlltal h,.lth, public bellth, family
planning, weUare , peyaonal employment.
and environment.al services.
TOLD OF WORK
He spoke of his work · tn securing
an ·advance psychiatric evaluatkm team
to come into the community to determine
the netd for social ~ork. · .
• Dr:Wllliant Brosoa. 3120 Bern Drive,
a Marine Corps• p111sldan with three
children, told of working with the county
to set up health services in the realm
or drop, VD, pre--natal counseling and
pre-natal health. 1be county would
furnish the medicines and a.dmlnlstraUon .
Branson and otben would volunteer tbeir
time .
Mark Gumblner suggested organintion
of a clUzens commltt&e on dru11 W
eluding youth and all elementa and
shades of opinion in the community.
Mayor Goldberg said be thollght ti
an e1ceUent ktea. Hano said, "ll was
a.1L.Y ft1LOT. Wllll Wllldl 11 ~ ,... an excellent idea when Joe Tomehak :::-:::.,:te "'('!:,~ :,?1~~ suggeated it during the council cazn.
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groovy way to get around." But he
advised seloctlvlty In choosing those
given rides.
Holm Nked il anyone had conll<ted
Badhan>. Goldberg, who Initially in-
troduced the concept, said, "as far as
I know we have not ... we're asking
for a CODMDIUl.11
It WN Ald. .. .by • audience mnmbtr
that counc:llm!D .lbould rtmember that
high icbool .ftude!ils out year will Ii'°'
tm!b:,R'! ~~,to sci.,.) ,bee-p[~! cu • ..,.. Jn.the i<liool dlitrici. IDEA~JCXCKIJ.ENT ' During dlscuaolon of cltlJeos acting
u pollca eyes and eara hr nporUng
incldenl/, Esther Lockway auggesled
org~ Into ptetJnc!a· reporthig to
captains. Councilman Peter ostrander
called the ictea "excellent".
Holm iaid police can be called by
persons going on vacaUon for added
patrol protection. He expreue<I con<:<m
·over organizations looking fer SU!J)iclous
ac:U aa a step that ml&bl· Jead toward
vigilante activities. ~
Lorr did not thW tt "-'· He said It could cut down on burglaries
and crime but said then had to be
guidelines not just willy-nilly citizens.
A man in the audience l\W'.l!Stfd that
well-meaning ciUztns without training
could send police on a .series of wild
goose chases.
Earl Secor said, "If T were a stranger
sitting here tonight, I would think It
is a bad town to move into. Let's not
paint it dark, let's paint it bright."
He suggested that newspapers could help
a great deal. ·
NOTWARmlE
Hano said, "This isn't war time. I
think every vigilante group was started
by well-intentioned people and then peo-
ple are being strung up on lamp posts."
Chief Huck said crime has increaseifl
but not astoundingly, it has increased:
everyplace.
He said politi! are not looking for
physical help. They're trained for the
job. They're just looking for citizen eyes
and ean.
During discussion or the team approach.
to housing violations, Lorr spoke of com··
mel"tial occupancy vlolaUons, bedroom
apartments used as kitchen apartmecta
and garages turned intO living quarters.
It was then he suggested patrolling
the caves and dynamiUng them closed.
Huck spoke of poUce and sheriff's office
patrol activity of the caves.
Councilmen took no actioc at the. study
session. It was indicated some of the
items will be up again for discussion
or action at the May ti rtg\l:lar meeting.
From Pa1e l
DRAFf ...
cqualiu the new draft lottery.
A naUonal drawlng is held once a
year under the present sys1em. for an
Jf..year-oltb. Local draf\ boards are
directed to select men wUh the lowest
sequence numbers flrst •
But problems artJe, the President e-.:·
plained In a memct: to Cona:m•.
because sequence numbers are not ntn11
di&trlbuttd amona: the more than 400
local boards.
"Under lhe Present law, for example,
A ml'l'I With · i stqUIDCI number W
may be called up by one draft board
while a man w1th • lower number In
·ll dlHertnt dn.fl board U not called,''
Nixon said. "This can hapJ><ll IIecauao
present law dots not pmnit a natJonal
call •ol Y<Unc men by lotter)' -lllllOban."
system." was about what Cleaver said. The appellate panel made It clear
however, that the opinkm referred only TEW BELIEF
to issuance of the injunctloM. Driving together on the' way to the
"Nothing we say now," stated the meeting, Aldrich said Hig1s told him
judges, ''is Intended to restrict the district he believes a chancellor has to be one-
Court In making the initial determination foµrth S.O.B., one-fourth scholar, one·
on the merits after a trial" A pretrial fourth con man and one-fourth public
date set for May 11 will be kept, said relaUons man.
attorney Herzog. "Thi! l! the arena unfortunately 1n
Injunctions, the judges ruled,· are in-which he operates," said Aldrich.
tended to preserve the status quo and A regent doesn't have it easy either,
relieve immediate hardshlps pending a indicated Higgs. He said his mall is
final court decision. In this case, since replete with letters from taxpayers
the students had not yet begun their saying you represent us. But Hlga:s said
term, the haidship was questionable, he also ii the . repreaentatift' of. the
said the judges. student:i, the faculty aw:l the Legislature
The commented that students were and he can do oo-'ffss than be a trustee
not required to cut their hai,r, but could for all.
comply with the rules by hkir stylina: His observation on students, he said, « wearing head bands. is that about two percent art bard-care
Mrs. Herzog noted that lhe college revolutionaries who wouJd resort lo
board did not agree to allow students murder if it would further their ends.
to t..'Omply in tJli! manner until after He considers another 10 percent idealisUc
the first Jnjunction had been Issued. students Who are dupes and eaaily led
"The judges apparently were not aware by the hard-core group.
of this, or overlooked it," she said. But lhe great bulk, he said. want
The students now must establish that to do sometbbig about things within
they are entlUed to privacy, that this the limits of the law. "University of
right was tmpatred and that it wu Call!omia studen'ts as a group I believe
done without adequate reason. are the greatest in the nation."
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coptund by Jtara11an in broadloom and 1171!4 '"''
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March 13 and alter arrivlna: 1n La Paz ·
took a six-day voyage by catUe boat
to Ensenada where tome Los Angeltt ~
firemen gave him a ride home.
Epttng lw no immediate plans. A
graduate In oocfology from San Di<go
State College, he plans to complete work
on his masters degree and decide wbaf
the future holds.
The San Clemente adventW'el' don·
hope to place an illilltrated plice .0
the trip in some .major rpaculoe.. .He tQ;q~a.grut Cleal of coJor,moitoft piCtUres,
il)i! itlll abols during tbe trip. '
Epling ls the son of Dr. and Mrt.
Harold Epling. Ria father Is a well-known
~ Clemente cardlologlll It was good
to be home, especially once under ._
hot shower. Most of the bathing sinct
March 13 (a Friday), had been in salt
water. ,
Eying his trusty 7~pound boat thai
is overmatched with a U.fcd ham•
meibe@d. Jl:pttng said of the lltaocf adJ
venture, "It was a thing I'll nevd
forget." ~
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By FRED SCllllEMEHL
Of l1M Dlllr P1191 Sl•tf
»·IN ABOUT 34 days, it will all be over
for Laguna Beach High School's Class
of 1970. Graduation -will .. end four years
of high school and the eight years of
biaslc training before that.·
""SenJon are getting In the swing of
things already · wiUt "College Visitation
Day,'' formerly called "ditch day," next
Monday. On this day, seniors tradl·
titlnally do not show up for school or
they fllCe some hcnible form of. peer
pressure.
-But, it was decided · by the ad·
ministration that "ditch day" was too
misleading (not t.o mention the problems
tt caused on the attendance forms for
the stare). So College Visitation Day b
the way from now on in.
IT'LL .BE INTERESTING to see just
bow many studerlta go t.o the college
cl their cboice ·on April %7. Times at
the beach are bound to be ·great.
~ors (and their lucky p~ts) have
bo<n busy with iols of ordedng. Some
orders for announcerpents, others for
Pins, BOOie for rings, clus cards and
all the other trappings for the com·
Uiencemer:it cerem!>fl.ies. i
ORDER BLANKS ARE al9@ piling into
h i activities office for caPs arkl gowris.
Originally, it Was voted by the senior
claa lo · buy the cap and gown, llul
It wa1 then later decided -and not
by tile seniors -that the gowns" wouJil
be rented as in the pasL
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Teen
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nie mlference in the price for renting
and buyin& ls about 25 cents, but it seems
that to buy the gowns, the order would
have had to have been placed 'long ago.
The IMual Award Alaelnblf,' which
last yesr bequeathed 90llle 147 ,000 doDara
on graduaung ~sehior!, wilJ .be held JWie
3.
Acoonllng to Assistant Prlocipal Don
Miller, woo Is plaonlng the Assembly,
the format will be nluch the same aa
last year, with a large raiSed. stage
in the boys' gym, surroundei:J by Potted
plants, and in' the back, a large curtain,
some· 20 feet high, fashioned from
maroon material.
·AWA RDS AT THE assembly are given
from the many Jocal·clubs and organiza.
tions that wish to recognize talent in
the graduating class. ·seruor Clim Pnsklent Dave Hastwick,
tells me t h a t Charles Whttchufch.
popular form:er English instructor, will
speak at Commencement.
No one really knows who will serve
as ell§ apeaker. It seems the tradition
of having the valedictorian speak may
be replaced with a student fr.1m the
class seleCr.'ed by a "selecUon board,"
composed of faculty members at the
high sdlool.
111E · BIG EVENT, which seems to
Inaugurate the beginning of the adult
life, is the all night party. Of course,
many students have already seen a Jot
of all night parties, so they should be
in great shape for this one.
No one reallj knows what the theme
of the party will be, however a lot
of nnpor is floating arowtd . Some say
1t's .. "Arabian Knights," "Aquarius,"
"Space Od.Y,s!ey," "Morocco," in'd
"A.Strology." •
Many pan;nts are spending their even-
ings at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Tliomas Judy, preparing for lhe"'party.
And from what tr can tell, the party
is going t.o be the best ever.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marcom are 1'klng
over on the decorations, Mrs. Doyle
Hogan ls giving me ·quite a, bit to
publicize, programs and Uckets are being
prepared by Mrs. l>orilthy Martin and
Mrs. Barbara RablnowM:lh. Mrs. Richard
Jahraus is in charge ol providing plenty
of food for the hungry seniors. ·
00..r parents helping out ln<:lllde Tom
Fahner ""° 1' in charge of c:oostruc<too,
while Mrs. Jack SJlvanl Is working
diligently as treuurer, receiving all that
cash from the Senior CJasr parents;.
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. !;leve,,.yO.r .. td' Lquna Beach, pianist
Heney Curtla will receive yet another
honor Saturday eyeoing when the MU1""1
Artl 'Club of Anaheim awards him second
place prize lo Ila ncent piooa competi-
tion.
c:ompettng In .a aectlon for l~year-o1ds,
agalml 17 o~ young county artlsta,
Henry WOil" bis award for playing the
flnt movement of Beethoven's Sonata
~ in G-Major and The Clown, from
JoaquJn Turina's CircwJ Suite.
A seventh grade student at Thurston
Intennedlate School, Henry ii the son
of Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis, 260 High
Drive. Wt summer he was the youngest
student accep\ed at the NationaJ Mualc
camp at loreriochen, Mich. His teacher
is Arnold Juda of Costa Mesa, member
0£ the UC Irvine Flne Arts Department
faculty.
In addlUon to his cla!sical studies,
he is P:1rt.tal to jazz, rock and "rag"
rhythms and is an entJnWastic amateur
arcileologlrt with a yen for digging Indian
artifacts in bis home county.
COiorado River
Film Tour Set . '"
An action-packed expediUon down the
entire 1,700-mile Colorado River will be
the subj~t of a film-lecture titled "The
Devil's H.Jghway," to be ~ented for
IJle Laguna Beach Men's Club at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, April 28, in the Woman's
Clubhouse.
Explorer-adventurer John Goddard will
pre9ellt the color flbn, which he .elected
as his top production for the club's
fourth Silver Jubilee program.
It includes a near·fatal plane cruh
at an altltutde of 1,000 feet in the
Rockies, shooUng the bolling river rapids
in sm-11 rubber life rafts, a speetaculaJ'
cloudburst , in the Grand Canyon and
encounters with rattlers and other desert
animals.
U.S., Soviet Envoys
' Mee t a t Russ Embassy
VIENNA (UPI} -American and
Russian disarmament experts met for
an hour and 45 minutes at 1he Russian
~mbassy today. Conference IOUl'Cet aaid
they are "movlng along" tn e1plori.ng
ways to limit nuclear weapons. &?th sides spoke 'at today's "lmeetinl
In the same cordial and bus:inel!Uke
atmosphere that baa prevail<d lince tlie
Stral.glc Anna Limitation Talks (SALT)
opened here last week, the aources said.
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Losing Colombia Dictator
Promises to Lead· Revolt
BOGOTA (UPI) -His uplra!IOlll for
the presidency shattered, former dk.Utor
Gustavo .Rojas Plnll1a armounced from
house arre!I Wednesday n!gbt bl& in-
tention to lead a revolution apim,t the
ColOl'DbilD govemm<nt.
But the government b r u 1 b e d uide
today his threat and relu:ed IOlne of
the strict aecurtty meuures adopted
unde r the proclamation of martlal law
Issued earlier in tile week.
Pinilla and his daughter, Marls
Eugenia, continued under hou• anat
with a strong mllltary auanl but the
anny inslsted. that it was only looking
airer their safety.
There was no lndicaUoo that the
former dictator's call for a revolution
had any major effect. Calm was reported
throoghoot the country and in Bogota
daily buslneas acUvlties 'returned to-near
normal.
At Roja:s Plnllla'a home,. frlendl aaid
his. daoghter, Maril Eugeaia, 1111 .W·
ferlog from broocblUs but said the <X•
dictator was lo good health. They said
he Would not have 'any turther statetnent
to /DW OD the polillcai llluatlo!i ffli
the mom<nt.
Army · troops and police patrols wm
still lo heavy . strength lo" BolOla but
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that of pruioJls cliyl. when they· -rear 1u to break up pro.Roju --· Wed-y WU the !Int day ol eolJn
lo 1he copltii Uce Soatoy!a Wiid
presldmtial ~race.
Paper Boy, Hurt;'.
Thrown Off c8r .
A young Sao Clemente aewf11!1111
cletJv.ry boy fell from the hood ol •
car drlveo by his brotller" lo ~
Shom Wedneaday aflomooll ml sulfend
a broken wrtat ad .evere abrulonl. .
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Burlelgh Wiiiiam Miller, 12,_'0f US 'Calle
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;recent!)( ex~ept for bOUJeWll•
IRuth'ff£."ca1t u Ill•~~ ot a hone. Tb• ball·hOrs• wu at h-with bet lln&er caught In the
ovedloir 'llole of her kitchen sink.
She iru llully reJeued by a '\tam
of· baeuair 'biariD& firemen. ·
• • RalUilnaku.ln and around ~
we1f T~ city of Sweetwater ate
settling .down · agein after · lhrff
days of beln& hunted, .,cauiht and milted. 8,000 of the reptile• were
captured· during the annual hunt,
ana e~rts milked the snakes _for
their venom to be used in making anU~vtnom sennns .. 1 The -iar&~t
caught wa; 6 feel 2 .... . , ~
Albert ,.....,.. of Portsmouth,
Eqgland, gave up his teen·~-~~ girl·
friend • .years ago beca~ Ille •
had a roving eye. But deep,~,.
he knew ahe was the only one for
him. Albert, now 83, married the
gi'tl, ....._.h Griffin, now 79, in
ceremonies recenUy. They met
again five years ego after their
spoUUs died. .,
"-J. SchNhr, veteran at-
ITIOlpberic scientist, t e 1 ti fl"• d
be!OllO the ~enate Air and Water
Pollul!On ~nbcommitlee recenUy.
He satd; "We have to .rethink bow
we 11ut our lndustrfal facfJiUes
.to~er ..• we OU!fht to ouUllw
cblmneys.'1 Ha wants horizon~
chlinnevs With ""°t p.rtlcl•• as bi~
a1 pOiislble so they can be removed
frdm the air, bY. l'l'Avity.' .I .. .
lt WBI Syilnoy f'lotfhr',fir;t day
on tlte job at a lionolulu, Hawaii
bahry and when the ~unman en-
tered the 1b011, she didn't know
what tO do. The 11-year-old .'derk
asked him 'to wait wbUe she went to uk a more experienced worker.
LYN! ShlrM, also 17,.wbo bad been
on. the job for three months. They
decided to give him the money. He e1e1ped with S50 in a jellyroll
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Earth Day Ends
SPACE CENTER. HOlllJon (UPI) -
By the A-lated l'ml ' Members of the officia(' Apollo II fn. .Atlantic .wat.en: break today on a clean--yesUgatlon board will tet their strategy··
eel , beadl-tn Brootl)'11.' Trlfflo gripds today for a probe Into why on oxygen
dOwn Ne,' Yort•s· F.Uth Avenue where tank explollon tbwartea America'• thlrd
a plcrilc wu held wl!lle cars 'Weie ban-moon Jandlng .fllll>t and enclan&ered the
ned. Congress ii tiact hi 1eul011. Earth lives of Iii astrooauil.
Day Is over. Board Chalnnaa Edgar M. Cortrlgh~
HUl'ldredl oC' thouunda or· Amertc1111 described as ".a man who remembers
jolned in the 1 oblervance Wed~, eVi!rything," hopes to know wttllln four
unltiq: in a plea for the preservaUo'n weeb what triggered the expkl$ion and
of tbt, envtronm:ent that cradles man , bow to teep It from happening again.
bopiJli to mart tbe beglnnln1 of tho The men who survived that harr ... lng
end of poiluUon. ', !light -James A. Lovell, .Fred w:
'!'bey mardled, dam ..... trated ond Hilse and Jam L. Swigert -pion to
rallied -u many aa 100,000 strong. wrap up their fOurth. day of post.m~lon
They -listened to1 countteu speeches by debriefmg and Oy to Wasbingtoll in the
polltldanl, lclentlsts and other leaders.. evening for a 1 hearing Friday before
They -~ llCrtlbbed, picked up litter the Senato $pace Commltt ... and planted trees and flowers.
The ijalloul Education A-lallon • :ted ~i:"1::' &"'.! .. ~ Poskrl Reform
If~. 1' r
· ·Coogresa ......,... ror the day .,llb F 1. h G many of lls members making spealdnf ' aces . oug· 0 •niagements. !jot Ill were ,.armly
N~e . loll· Wlllla~ of
Skegness; En~liuttl, hd corrlplalned
to ·local authofiti•• abOut new
streeUimps Installed near his
ftotni. If• said ·the arUfiCial light wu callllnc bla planll to grow
too fast.
""'lvecj. Ben; Cbarlfl E. GoodOJI Ut· I TT s s "NiY.), Wal pe!ed at a •N°" York n V ,; • en.ate . , UritventtY· rally With a Ieollet caWng
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Ba.rtOn, England1 Postmistress
.Ruth Sherm•n, 60, was less than
~ed. when a small man pointed
a sawed-off shotgun at her and de.
l!lllnded money. "I told him not to
be silly," she said. So the man
bought a livepenny stamp and
walked out of the shop. • Three fugitives from the West
Virginia State ,Prlaon foljlid that
Ill• long arm of the law ls too fasL ·
Tbey were spotted .by slate police
staggering down a rural road and
took to their heels under police pur·
S\)it. The police won the footrace
and put them away again. They
were apparenUy drunk and had
wrecked their stolen car before capture. • Forty -seven -year -old Ruby
Greves, president of the Bourne-
mouth, England Sea-Fishing Club,
caught her first fish in 17 years
Sunday.
bis opeech "tbe bigplt. ca~ of• ab:
potlQtjo\I!' ' I
. SeL 'Gaylord Net.I _·(!1:;WJi.) who
•fllailed-tbe ldea<All ......... DIJ, told .
ao• lfli'lana U~ty J'ally: "WO could
stop -ow tmol•etl'lenl in ·Llos In •
days, and we ohould; but the battle
to -man to his" proper place
in tbe envirOnmmt wip ·take a com-
mJlment beyond anythln& we have doiie
before." • ·
lie propooed national pollcka ·~ hmd use, pesti(idel and herbicic1'9,, national
atandarda: for air md water pollut&on
and a ban on offshore oil drtlltng "unUI
. such time as the country needs the
oil and until we can extract Jt without
fear of ecological disaster."
Cuba Invasion Over?
MIAMI (AP) -Fidel Castro says
an exile guerrilla force that infiltrated
Cuba has been killed or captured except
for four men who have ~n surrounded.
According to his figures the invaders
who llll)ded lut week Dl\lllbered only
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WASHING TON (AP) -After a
generally favorable reception before a
House committee, President Nixon'•
pootal ,rdorm ·leglslatioo .faced a hottor
political climate today. in bearings before
the Senate Post Office cOmmlttee.
Sen. Gale W ... MCGee (D.Wyo.),, com·
mlttee dlainnap, lubed out Wednesd1y
at Vice President ·Spiro T. Agnew !0<
whit McGee called ''unfortunate, tn-
correct and divtsively·putlsan'' remarka
In coruiedion' with the bill.
AgeMW iut week told 1 Re)lllblloon
audience ~ Democrats ~hid
stalled final action on the Nixon ad-
ministration's plan for an independent
U.S. pootal service. '"™ vice ~dmt In his partlson
remarks, 'has tn&roduCed a divisive note
Into what bu been a nonpartiJan ,
pragmatic attemRt:to deal wUh the vef)'
real problems facing the Post Office
Department," McGee said in a stat&o
ment.
In testimony \\fectnesday before tho
House Post Office Committee ,
Postmaster General 0 Winton M. J!lount,
when asked about Agnew's remark!, said
the poatal lm'ice pion is blpartis111.
Storms · Pl~guing Midwest ~
Heavy Snow. Warnings Go Up in Dakow., Minnesota
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WE CUSTOt,fDESl6N I MANUFACTURE AU T'i'P£S OF JEWELRY
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By Rli:HARD• P. NALL
Of lllt 0.11¥ PllM Si.ff
'New Laguna Beacb.Councilmap
~ward Lorr Wedlleoday nil,ht suggested
dynamiting the caves that hippies ~
to SEl'Bl·them agaWt .transient ~pancy,
'"Ibe. health huard to the community
llas got to be .stopped,"' said Lorr. "It
requires drastic acUon."
CoqversiUQn ranged from ~ynamilii
to dogs Wednesday in a study sessk>p
alten<ted by about ,IJ persons. It grew
ra
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out of Mayor Richard Goldberg's seven-
polnt traris.lent..<fn\g program broacheii
duri&g the coonc.U campa1git.~ The new
mayor has vowed to bri~ the· image
or Laguna Beach. .
• ~ was calm And heavily
sprinl.:led with citizen· participet.M;>ft.
· Writer' Arnold. Hano took'iaiue With
Lorr's dynamite plan.
··w~en We dynamite 'those caVes, let's
make sure the hl~j:)les arc in there,"
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SADDLEBACK'S WIL~S ·PEDA~S ALONG ABOVE 'THE SMOG
But It Takes an Exlioustlv• Effort to Got It R•lll"9
In High .Gear
12-foot Earth Day Bike Unveiled
Bob Wills accomplished a "°"pie· of
goals as he rode 12 feet above ~
, ground to classes at Saddleback College
Wednesday on "Earth Day."
He Used a means oC transport w1lich
emitted no exhaust. ~
1And he rode 'lhe home-made con-
traption rrom a perch high enough, jt
aeems. to escape smog.
Bob Wills pedaled hi s 11-loot.-high bicy·
cle to class. •
.''Lots or students rode bikes to school
t~ay," he huffed in matter-of-fact
l:x-Mayor .Martin
Gets Position
, • Former Laguna Beach mayor William
D. Martin has been appointed by the
..Board ol Supervl!Ors to serve on the
Civic Center Commission, a joint. county-
Santa Ana body concerned with the
develapment of city-county facilities .
Martin, nominated by Supervin Alton E. ;Allen, was approved by a 4 to I
'fOlt after supervisors had rejected
S1r1pervisor Robert W. Battin's proposal
that his former executive assistant Fred
Harber be placed on the Commisllon:
Martin. longtime civic l:!ader in Laguna
Buch and twice mayor of the Art
COJony, also·has hel d a number cf county
positions. He has b~n a member cf
U>e Local Agency J>'ormaUon C.Ommlnton
and was foreman of the county Grantt
Jury last year, 1 J!O$l he resigned In
mid-term.
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ing over.
"1° just whipPed this . one up on two
separate weekends for the occasion, and
it works pre«y well."
.?be cycle -actually two cyclei -
was built with the remains (If a pair
of cutjlfJ bites and IOl!le common plum-
bing pipe. .
Wiils 11id the design '' jult c;ame to
me one day. 1 have· 1 w~~ so I
threw It together.
·About the trktiest maneuwr. with the
cl-silmmlng cycle ll getting ..... u
up to the driver's seat. '
Willa finds a convenient hill and start!
the cycle coasting, then when the
momentum is !01.id enough, he makes
the trip to Qie top ..
It takes about three steps using various
levels of the frame as slepplng pads.
"Then I have to turn the thing around
and start ·pedaling. uphlll," he . puffed
as he stablized the towering rig,
Wllls • liv;es ,In Santa Ana, but he· acf.
·mllled he cl>ealed a bit on tlie lrlp
to sctlooi. ' ' .
" I drove on ,the freeway and start.ed
riding abouf'a mne down Ute road."
Earth Day or not,. highway patrolmen
still would lunge tor the citation book
if WIUs underWoll the joUrney on the
san Dlqo Freeway usin1 hb own smog.
free vehicle.· .
STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market
declined sharply in late trading this
afternooo. (See quotalionl, Pages 3Z-33).
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said Hano. "Then Jet's ·co down -and
pave over the beach . .'."
Mayor Goldbere ruled Han0 out of
oi:d<r.
Hano, later told a reporter he was
also 1o1ng lo ·..,.;..t·lhat die fire depart·
ment be Wµed f1>me lhrow<rs for
Helsltt Park. •
Other hlgllttghts <i U.. new dly·pOsiw-e
on·lawlessnes(wm: ..
-Lorr's suiiestton th).t L a._ u n' a
waiters and waitresses wear ' rifts te
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Reaction
Skeptical
By BAl!BARA KREIBICH
Of IM Deltr Plitt SI ....
Proposal .for development of a "twin
tower" hotel complex on Laguna's
beachfront between ~ Avenue· and
Legion Streel,.re~,in the· DAILY
PILOT w.-y, _..uy C1!1Je as
·~~~r~e ;.~~· lloDe;\, t "'J!:" . . about it. I had • pl.., ftl'I!
in lhe, ,...u. lllll1~1ilaftn't -, Wa plao or loilod .lo· b iliilPle ID,..ftd,
so I can"t ~;-·ar uu Ume.
However, I will ' say' tfl4t I · am vuy,
very glad.~ ill interested."
Goldber& no~ that the area in ques-
tion is within the proposed hotel zone
and that the idea of allowing some
additional height with COmP,f!DSating open
space to avoid a "wall'' erfect had
been favorably discussed.
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The propoRd hotel complex would con-
sist of twiit-towen at either end, rising
to a height of pu~i)s · 12: or 14 storiea,
partly below hl&hway level, with a wide '
open apace in the ceoter to give an
unobstructed ocean ' vieW and parking
underground. Conference facilities aleo
would be included.
Fonner Mayw Willia,m D. Marlin,
mder 'llhos< --the Main Beach purcb8le w11 deyeloped, saw In
die plan ID -mmlty· lo·Ovold puttlng
any hol<I on the Main, Beoch ltseli,
wblcb bad been pr..,....i a an economic
generator far the dtJ.
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A •~.:iool RowliO.it;ls 'HO. Motc!li !jor0 1 12'1oot 1timmerhi1d · · I ' , • ' ' -' • f ' ' ' 'l ... .. ' . . . .
"From what UWe I koow about Utli,"
said Martin. 01 ttdnk k'1 great. The
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San ffie~erite .Fisherman
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Leary's Appeal
For Freedom·
Nixed by· Court
Tells of 3·3~ay Adventure
Fishing Is fabjlloos In the Baja
California gulf •. A S,an ·Clemente ·man
knoW!. He just; tri>lled · 110 mlles .wbiJe
rowin1 a small boat and livinf olf l.e . . .. ....
Spedll to Ille D.llLY1PILOT Tom Epling .. 29, ts, horn< Jrom. the
SAN FRANCISCO...: Mlldq no com-,.. 'today, '!be· .ea Uiat 'sustailied hlin
ment at all. the Cal1fornia Supreme for 33 days. with its filh. and loblter
Court reluM!d 00. Wedneodaj' lo free -and sharks.. • • .
Dr. Timothy Leary Jrom prlaoo on bail Epling, 315 Clistobal, rowed hls •9\\Joot
while appeallng bll Orange Co\llltY mari· fiberglass dingy-dory •f!Om r Sall Felipe
juaaa conviction. to La Paz1near the tip"ol Baja·C'1Ufornla
He Is currently 1t the Calliornla Sur. He a111»made tbe ·boaL
lnlUlule for Men at O>lao, jult beginnlDg SUn bronr.tr and IO poundrrllgbter, Epl·
a one-to.IO year tentence. Ing . Js iportlng a~handlOlhe 'beard i:and
Defeue attorney 'George Chula has beautiful memories. P'iienclly' Melt.Can
filed an appeal .,.rnst-hll ooovidlon -k mid turtle -.iteo·'"'"-"<i tliook
1temmlng Jrom a Dec. •• 1118 mat th<lr liea'ds al tile llie of !be IJllcferUlilnc
in Laguna Beocb, wlllle hll wife and In relation to the lfze" of ·the'_...,,..
SOii have abo been cenvicted. poftr boat. , f • .. • + " •• • .
Dr. Leary's release oh ball was 10ught But Epling bad •wanted to mat,e the
In a petition for a ,n"lt, noUng he . Ud voyage for several~ years hi order to
never missed a court appearuce and see the wboli Bi;jl coait. "Ke only came
had only one prior conviction. to three major settlements al)Cl went.
That count, of transporUng oae ounce ooce for nine days withbut teeiftC ~
of mariju.ana between Tens and MeDco, hwnan. Those tM! sa" ·were frl"JdlY•
reaulled in a 1Uff federal prl900 ~ Next time Epling.pl1,111·1o tal:e a radlc!-
alJO Ullder appeal. 1be sofWpoken adftnbirer bad 11 Jot'
Orange County Superior Court Jud.. ol 1 i:uii-191 with . lharb .'locJudln( ..... ·
Byron K. MtMJllan branded the f.......-, · · · ' Harvard poychology pro1e..... .. la-. • • • .
sldious threat to JOCiety lo pllllng · • ·' ,_ ·t : • • ' ".t .e~~ri, ~U: l';le!i~':ir pennltted' a UJVHOL°fi'MATE~l~
convicted individual while his caae b ffA.S HOLIER COVER being appealed to hl1ber courts.
Ro9emary Leary, 34, Is currently free t • ~ on· her own m:ognizance whil• awaiUng SYDNEY (AP) -In an llfdrt lo
sentence for the Laguna Beach cue, avokt aetzurt , bJ1 AU1tra!lan c.wtomes,
hlcb l I "" LSD od lj pornographic sllilea, ·pictures and· books w nvo V:r a mar uana. . f ~-United ••~-Dr. Leary'• IOfl John, J01 la: currently ~e be1n1 teat mm ~re -undergoi~ 1 liilkla,y p s y c h I a t r t c m envelopes bearing the name of
claaslficaUon and eva1uatk>n period_ 1t ...,... ev~etlst B~ Gr~., .... •Utborltin
the prison where h11.lalher Is btglnlini ftporttd. ·
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -.. !'nlldaol
Nixon ordered ' an end today tb Sn.1
more occupaiional «lefetm-from •the
drart, as well ·u defermenta for fathers
ezcept tn cases .<J,' .poatble utreme
bal'dthlp oe tbelr falrilllea.
Nixon al,. uked ~ lo . open
the way for him to stop all1 ~
clef"1JIO!lls. All -boldlol itel~
l ociuid' keep them, ~ .....
'II 11•-said 'la • ~ -m~il""'"' lo ~ • 110u .. " 4./(·~· 'U.i. ~ , -............ !If,-·-~ , the NtioNl llll!lftil.'r:""'-• R. Wied' Ill~ ...........
-tle)y. -'bued Oil OC•
eupUklnll or. farm 'work • and oe lo~ ~.,pt w he r e local draft .. clelermln!"! ext!-bardeip would resillt.
He . uked fa< a dlailp .Iii the .nit
haw. to ellminate a prorialon now
~ i dlferments tor an-
ilerll"--"'°" .. -, NIZo/t ~'qilU)ned, ~ fl!•th.
lottery •syltem !Or drafting, ll;yearloli!I, ~!:." ...... !>Wed at bll ~
· Under the prmnt lottery syateri1 ' 1
youngster whose sequence nu'P.~ 1,a.
for example, 150, JnaJl be cllled by
one draft board w1ille a man With" a
lower number iin a dilftrent draft 1bolrd
is not called. -· ·
The President pr~ a new ~ltepl
thit wou1a pi.it eeCh monui·. drift call
OD M national bais with 'the llnie lottery
teqtfthee. numben effeetlye nationWtde:
"Even u Ci>llego delfrtD'llb ... phaled
out," Nixon aald, "COJJege men ' who
lhrougb ROTC or -mUKatY -IJl'o-grams have choeen f:O ob 11 g at•
themselves lo -., mUllary ..me. al
a later date would be permltte4 to
postpone their active duty until com-
pletion of their BtudJ' program." · ~ . '
He stressed that in dolng away with
deferments he was speoklnc of ''i>liuin&
oot·-, not the·elbnlnallon -el alathl(
deferments."
"'111< -·-ol ......... delennenls would disrupt .J>la!>!' made
In llllOd faith by lri'diytduals, cOnlr>.ni...
colfeps and locll 'leb\IOI ayalellll en
the basis ·<i t b • .. delennenb," II<
userted.
In addilioo, NI.on said he •'!""'!( Ilk
~ lo wipe out -.,. qUot.y
for •to.el boardl ,. that be can eotablUib
• natloGal dnft call • His flOll ll Ill
(See DJWIT, Pep ll . I
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Weatlier
1Sprlna II blrell' here~ bul-NR-
mer •eatber . ill• in store fer the
Orlntle Clout •FridlJ',· with .....,
-and ~-· brtakin& the 70-dearee berrler.
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if• concem or' pi1)1coltnt1 1111 l!<d!dMr from ,,.. c..,,..,.
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Cleans VP • ,.., i.... ct polltlce! tioaai>t II a 'aaylng wllal' he wa1 161Jii1 to 'd. to make a r-. od his own campus lessor ""'°la Davll.· · ·~ ~,.""!.:. ~ ::.i,°: ·= 1:~:·
• · ciesi t!vtat to tl>e 1/utV<r!it1 of me, my fimlly and my ~·" of the ,JttuUon. II• wd Ji:viH doa no t The regent and the chanc,ellor lndlca~ •. pre1tt-bepinr that ., an -"1'lt
, • ' 1 i , ~ Oallfotnla~i to tWo ,UC. lliden "'Ttle univtrsity to me has to be I have an lilt: Villa where ltudlnta were that it is wearying and thlllllless 1'N$ CQU}d be it real 11.et'and I ctrlalnlJ . .. . · .w'"'8 •t a)lfl'port Chamber of Com-free market place ol Ide ... " satd Higo. oitt of IOlll and there •u troubk brew, welih .jlriJ)clplu al ac1d<Dlfc ..lteedom liope 11 will work oui·" -
Burglars pried cpilt l:liiitliiOcm i1it · ...,... ,IOmlnar 0n !he uol veral\y aod the "It would be very easy for the regents Ing. · end Irie tiieed! agalnat community safO. Chamber of Co..,.;,,.,.. President u.f.
dow In the home ol ·1 Sao Clemente communlfy. • to oet themselves up· a• Judge. Nothing Regents Olatrman Higgs said 1P' ly. r'f' awruce said be was "astoundecl' aalaomao Wed=*"-..... i tulfe'd '!'tie apeal<en .-e Oewnt A. Higgs, could deetroy the uolverllty quicker than pearance cf'\Kun1tler and five of the "ft ts lm~bte today to bring anyone ~ tho ltoty about the hotel proP*J,
_, ....,., • ·•·•---· -... UC Board of •~· that." Chlcl1~ defendant. at lrville waa cootreverslal onto llle• compus without \>\it ootlmtsUc ••·t If '-•Id be "the $J~_!",lln· ~-and --lalo f :od':n:l.i.~G." Aldrlch Jr. c~ii; Aldrich jusU!ied h~ declslcln to pannlt d-8ed with Aldrich .. "No ,,,_b<r It"'"""" la a tl!r.ot lo mo mi<! my n;tii tliinJ for~ .... ,-·
a -and Ded. • ctAI>< lrvbie C!>ri>wa. , ' nve of the Chlcago Sevtn and their of ~ Bpard al Regents · ~ any people/'. 1atd Chancellor Aldrtcb. "Tbe "It could be ·very . · iOOd" • sa14
PoUce •Id the theft occurred at the' 1 they• •tood up Tueaday n!Jht for defense attorney William Kur11tler to rnoUon to direct the chancellor to do untversi!r 15 IO suspect and I am so Lawrence. ''There's cot to be ~methlng
home of Roger Glen Grayson, a 'saJemuut a.cademle' freed°'1) and free speec~. while speak on the UCI campus, tnade btfore anythhtJ but :exercise his awn judgment," auspect. th~re and most everybo(ly fet1S ii ls
With • ~ .. In.., In South Lam•~ Tbe ~}{pf ihe price.they must sometimes their scheduled appearance Swxlay was he ~. He said he wishes there was some a loglcal area ,for a hotel zone bit -·--~ poy,h:.Jllrit1'im. canceled. '1 1do not kni>w what K11111Uer and IP'OUP In the community, eotrulted by we are very calicernlil·aboyl the' type ~ llomt II at,:J,,U Avelllda Sao .• "My reading al the wnpua II the the others woold. hava lllld. I hava ti!< CffU'luolty, that would be wUling of devoiopmeni thit" -•In. We' doo1
Dleco. :.-1 • Ptu PROFESSOR. , faculty and studenta bave done a fll'st to auµroe ~would have lived within -to SPQtlOI' CGDtrov~ sptaktra ao the want a ··waU'·-or1 inother W'aiklid "'
'l1lo theft~ Un.ume-. HJgp said he Col a teu.r asking rile job funcUonlOI within the law," the law," HtQ• remarked. , ~•erilty •IR not be Under comtaol Miami. I'll lie ·-im.r..ieit to 1e ... i •nd 11 :11 p.m., Gray...,<lold j>ollct. how it II m~ .. he -not move aald the cbaocellcr. Hi&P. iatd he II ·• lawyer and he wttberin1 ·fln>. more of this:" : .. . . ,. .. ;;
-·••-. .,....,-·an 11,,,,,.,__ to fin> Newl~t phlloaol)her Herbert lnsnowertoaquestlon,Aldrtchsaldbe caimot'llnd It )r\,hlm ·to .~xcu1•>,fhe NOT A BALANCE · CIVjc Lea1Ut .,.,...•eot A'1iit!O'~t .~':.'.'-~' ,,_r_:.-·~ ."'''"::'.'.'l M.arclJle fNJ1D.lht.'lC·5an blego faculty. reallies uc santa Barbara CW.:Ollor conduct of l\umtler snd the defendant• · , 1 Demet:1~ "!i'~•·l'Uli' · thJ · J'°" .,. .. ....,_ fCIU&re .to ,flDIM "" ff!u. 'wrllf' ~ to the man. Wiio Vernon Cheadle said KunsUer end the in ti)O Chtcaio Seven lrlil. "They violated . irvtne e.nipany ~: WUUam IL • ablolute nOed ·f<>r i CH-0 (~ ~·~ ..i r.t...; ...• ' . . :·~~ ·-·~·~.by.~~lli hlmhe :~~1.3.\alad olhers would not be allow~ to appear de~~ ~te tk~o!a~ ~fe::u: :a~~~,'=·.m.:: ;eba:::: '.hotel-ocean ) zqoe io we cc lbe ' They thea ,..,,t ,.to two .-ta _.,. __ !t wi . ~,.....,,He again because they poae a threat to _, ~ ~ we won't .~ hi plii("µp ·lc 28 bedrbcmJ and ransacked U..m. : ... _ -· • "1, anqthef Jetter 11yi.._· '"llwW, but the community. (The Baclt of America genUeme• should not be allowed to ap-~ c<>oc:otiled that .there 11. not a ' stortes. · " · · • •· , '
A fWl-len&tli help m\nk . ..,... .liued . 1t wcul~~·do anr toed to ·t11k about Jl burning bad followed an lnllammatory pear cil a unlveralty campua." ' of vieW"®>ts presented ~Y ·"Fourteen sll>rles' is ·high; i;ey;;,a what
at $4,000 wu taken frOin ~closet, ,'lb~ cant be tW'o sides to tbls qaes-talk by Kunt.sler.~ Riggs, a Democrat appointed to the university speakers. · · we had hoped, but the rona.pt of
then stuffed with 8 small file cabinet tlon. . Board of Regents by former governor Aldrich sild It is hi s responsibility over preferential high rise in exchange for
into a pillow" cue taken fron\ a bed,, . !tldrich said he received ·:~e most 111AKE READING ·Pat Brown, yoted to fire UC President time to see there is a balance of vie\'~ open space is acceptable. I'd like to
officers uJd. • miserable Jetter, signed by a .v1gUante, Aldrich said each chancellor has to Clark· Kerr and UCLA communist pio-points presented. but practically speak· know what we get in e1:change. The
The file cabintt contained several :fd. accomplishing that is difiicult, he undereround parkin& is fine and IO is
nieces of 1·~ valued at 11-. aome the ogien apace ii: the center, if it " .. _, -I G tt • R I D · e "The radical repreaentatlve or the one · "-·-~ with 1 _...._ •. aavlngs bootll md l400 iR'Cuh. -g r , II " -op<n space -a......._,.mg Gray~ -~ ltJJl .compi~ .. -lD--• .. ssne e ID ea Bl y ::u~.f~~e.c:rhe ~~~·tw::u1r~ an.~Jf~· .!f:!g, .. iot:he' ··ded, ..... Civ'•C veotorrnl his baloo-today 10 ..,. , · • ho · ( --• f ) " Aldrl b •· ~ ·~ the total value of the rt.oleo · ttemi, an norarium !!lr-ers ee • c League will battle to have absolutely
police said. said. nothing on the Main Beach. That would
'!'tie sa1 ...... told olflcera he ,.u s--1dleback Students co:ng Ahe--1 w:th Court su:t He reinarked that he thinks the campus he an acceptable trade, except II stories In the proce91 of moving to Laa Vegas, UU " IJ.lt 11 11 has missed the boat by not publishing seems a little high. I'm afraid we might
Ntv., when the burglary occurred.-• a list of all lbose invited. The represe• go on to 28 or 46 or what have )'tlU.
,.....,,_ .. ~M ... n ... _1 ... t·---' tative or the conservaUve viewpoint, the That's why a hot.el zone i.! V"..., imnnrtanl -vi.lll.-v• ~ ......... -~ Saddleback College students disputing nie· opjniOn followed an order handed president Or. Fred Bremer said en-h IJ led t f'· I t _, ··~ Up.•-·~-· m--' file~·-• -•en•1.. c ance or no , mos o ... n s no now." W1IED ~ "'llUI .. ,.._.. ~ the ..school'• right to regulate ~ length down last week by a three-judge ap-force.ment would' e<1otinue to remain ~~-'In ulr I Wu .. ~ to pry open the •·"-. anti le o( their h tr will ellnJ late I I immedl •· • I d --• · · d cru!HW g or req es a a r g e Architect Peter Ostrander, newly ..._... LH1w11vyJn · .tv. · . a d '"y pef pane or alol; vacations "lle·'ble' uni I irl:\;uon IS re<:e1ve ho I W'·•~. ...~. K.f. .. norar um. elected to the City Council, said be
UNVW go on wttb their court action, NewpOrt of prellminary injuncUona obtalned by from the board of trustees. He noted that of those speakers who had heard rumors about h e a c h •···• a~-·y Patricio H•-·g ·-'d •· the ~·•·o•·' a0 -...v to keep the college The written opinion said the Federal d to the nl ~ uua""' --1NU ""' oi."~ wt M-·-.r o come campus o Y aome are developmeota for iOme Ume but kne-day. from prevt ... '"" their re Ii 1 tr at ion District Court -had "abused its di scre---" by the H Id ~ ·~ C<IVlla ~ presa. e s a nothing about this one and would be . A written oplnlcm handed down by becaUJe of violation of the dress code. tion" in issulng the Injunctions that fore-Congrusman Jame. Corman of the unable to comment unW .. 1 have •·''-ed .
the Ninth Circuit Cowt ol Appeala stated The iDJunc:Uolll, in effect 11 n c e ed the college to permit the long haired President's Commill1on on Civil Disorder to the people, know who their a.nilittect .
the burden of atablilbtnc tnvulon ol January, b4 resulted in a temporary students to register and that "the court was oa the same program a .year and is and see the pl&u.'' 11ie location .
.• their COl!llttutlooal rlpta ..., 11 · up rel..-of 1he hair rules. On recelpt is presuming to interfere with the day a haU a10 wtth Bilek Panther Eldridge bowever,seemed"loilcat,"beadded. to the atudolJll, al the 111Pl>Cdlni wr!tleo.oplnico, cclle1e to day operstioa of the public school cteav.r hut all the !CCIII ai\d comment
Screams Frighten
lntrµder;. R~pe . .
Attemp~. Foiled
A yomig San Clemente woman awoke
alter mldolC)lt tl>la momlog to find •
10llDI ~ llandln8 I!'~ her bed . with
1 kolle to bJa bel~ pollco reP,Ol'ledr
but the would-be rapllt fled aller the
lirl and her mother began screaming.
'!'tie incJ!lent occurred In the downtown
area of the db' at about l : 14 a.m.
Tbe 25-yoar-old unmarried vtcUm told
lav'll!l&aton lhe bid pne to sleep before
midnight and bad left a Uvtnc room
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DYNAMITE ...
In secton deatcnated by the couocU ~V'f way to get uolDld." But he
to eeek code violations. advt.eel telect1vJty ln choosing those
Huck said !be trial downtown pollc< ,iven· rtdea.
patrol his been highly 111c•,.••ful hut Helm ulced U anyone bad coallcted
is a drain en the overtime bucf&~l. He Badham. GoJdbers, who tnlUally to.
said It wculd take three addlttonal men treduced Ibo concopl, said, "u. far as
to malntato. ·It se. ""'· d•-a .weet, -'""t I lmini "" bave not. ....... aal<ln1 bottrl •dllJY. t.I -Y .. ,. ~' tor'acoft.ennl." J'• . \,
.y•-." ~•11 wu about what Cleavu said. 'Ille appellate panel made it clear
however, that the oplnkln rtferred onJy TELLS BELIEF
to i.§uance of the injuncUoM. Driving together on the way to the
"Nothing we say now," stated the meeting, Aldrich said mus told him
judges, ''ti Intended to restrict the district he beUeves a chancellor bu to be one-March 13 and after· arriving Jn La Pai
Court in making the initial determination fourth S.O.B., one-fourth scho1ar, 0ne.. took a sil:-day voyage by cattle boat
on the merits after .a trial.'' A pretrial fourth con man and one-fourth public to · Ensenada where some Los Angelei
date set for May 11 will be kept, said relations man. firemen a:ave b1m a ride home. ~ •
attorney Herzog. · "Tills ls the are~a unfortunately 1n Epling bu no immediate plans. A
lnjuncticm, the judres ruled, are in-which he operates, 11 said AJdrlch. graduate la. sociology from San Diego
tended to preserve the statw: quo and A regent doesn't have tt euy tither, State College, be plana to complete worlr:-
relieve tmmedlate hardships pending a indicated Hlgp. He aaid his mail is on his masters degree and decide wba.t
final court dedllon. In this cue, since replete with Ietten from tuP,&yers tbe future bolds.
tt1t "ltudenta lild not yet beiun their saying you repre1ent U!. But Hlggi said n.e San Cltmente adventurer doei
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llghl on. . ~· cit woke her up aft.er 1 Lm. and '
-she aaw tho man to bla ... IJ IOI ........
Qty Mana1« Jame. D. Wheaton aald, It wu Aid by ·u 111die1Ce member
Jn relation to hiring an animal control thlt cmncUmen lhouJd rtDMmber that
olllw, that llle•COllllCll """'1i1 !lave •to hlalucl!ool _<_ yur will~
eumlne the budget. Tbe 'city -povs bably not . be !baled to acboo1 becauao
term, the hardship wu ques~onable, he also is the repreeentaUve of · the hope to place an illustrated piece on
llid the jucf&es. students, the faculty ud the LellJlatule the lrtp In sorpe major magulne. He
'lb6 commented that students were and he can do no ·lesa t!Jan be a trustee too~ a great deal of color motion pictur•
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Dl!ll" her 1*f.' • • ~ ' I I\·
Offlctn said tilt woman u1ced tho
~t.r, 11Wblt do )'OU want?" and
the man reached for the blle and
pointed -It at ber aa he approached
the bed.
"Sbut ~p/' .the lnlnldtr llll1lmd.
'l'be . -.n beplt•·li:ttamfl'i and'
bee mother. sleepinl Jn the next room,
awoke and atac began aboutlng.
'l'ae lnln!der fled, polk:e said, leaving
the knife, which he 'had taken from
the women'1 tl.t.chen, on the Door. InvesUgaton said the women both had
.. a yuy good deacription" of the intruder.
Self-improvement
Lecture Planned
"Tranacenclental Meditation" will be
the topic of a lecture to be presented
by the lntemaUooal Club of Laguna
Beach High School at 7:SO p.m. Friday
Jn the hip schoel gymnasium.
Guest leclurer G. W. Huenecke will
speak on the pracUcaJ benefits of this
technique of self·lmprovement.
Plane ·Crashes
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AUSTIN, Tei. (UPI) - A priva te
pla:ae en a filgbt from Wasblngtoo, D.C.,
nosed into a narrow space between two
homes late Wedneeday about four blocks
abort of the Auat1n Municipal Airport.
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DAI LY PILOT --........... ....,
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It .... ,, N. 'W••'
P'ru lfffll •NI ~lthft'
J.,~ It. Cwrl1y Vk• ,,..11-r _. ~•l #t\tMtfl'
1ho••• rc .... 11
l tl .. r
Tlia11111 A. M11rp~in1 M.,.11'11 &•1ror
llch•"' '· Nill Soulll or.. c-1y l<1!• -(.ftlol Mint: ,. Wul .. ,. llrwl'
-........,. 9udl1 1111 wn1 ..... 1wi...rc
~ e..ci.1 m ,_, •-
"""''"'"" '-ti: 11111 9•KIO l :MI ...... ... CllrnMHli a. ""9 f t Cinlll!f llMI
the bumaae IDdety 1417 monthly for of budpt culllnl In the -I dlllrtcl
animal control He said police cite lealh IDEA UCILLENT
Jaw vtolaim. llurlnl dlacuaaton of dtloenl acting
A man In the audience said, "I call · u police flyft and ~ by roportlng
the pollce department and 1hey refer Incidents, Esther Loclnray 1111-'"4
mt· to the Jrumaoe society. I call the.· • ..-pollatlon Into ~ 1nportlul to
-IOC!ety and they aay-•catch cap<afJll. COltndlman "Pmr Oo-r
it JI.ltd we'll plek it uti'." called the klea "e1cellent".
~ Aid -he bean llicli Holm said police can be · called by rwta be coofen '!Ith 81'.CA ciflclals perlClll 1clni on vacation for added Iii'~ cill't!Je aervice. patrol protectioa. He eirpnaed concern
A man In ,the audience complained over organlzaUooa looklnl for IUlplclous
ol mired -walking their ·dop acts u a atop that mllltl lead towanl
in Helaler Park u an wiaanlt.ary 1Jtu• vlgllante acUvlt.les. <
Uon. Realtor Vmi THChner complained Lcl1I did not tblnl' It d••• ...
al dop en the beach, leashed or mile"h-He satil It could cut ,..;;~l;;.,g!arles
ed. and crime but said thert bad to be
L"'E DOGS guldellnea not just ·wtlty.oJJy c!Uiens.
Wheaton said thl1 occurs on hls A man in the audience IUQested that
driveway by neljlhborS with dotfS. Writer well-meaning citizens without training
Hano said, 0 1 kind of like seeing dogs could send police on a series of wild
on the beach. Thev shot1ld be on leashes goose chases.
but I kind of Uke the feel of dogs Earl Secor said, 0 li I were a stranger
and kids on the beach." 11Wng here tontgh~ I would th1nl 11
A woman asked that tt be made c:lear fs 1 bad town t.o move Into. Let'a not
where dog owners can legally exercise paint It dart, let's paint It bright. ..
their dogs. He suggested that newspapers could help
During the drug abu se portion of the a great deal. ·
se~slon, David Ha,!l'an, chairman pro tern NOT WAR TIME
or the new LR~na Beach Drug Education Hano said, "This lsn't war time. I
and Rehabilitation' Council, was in-think every vigilante group was started
troduced . by well-intentioned people and then peo--
Hagan said the emerging organJiatton ple are being strung up on lamp po1ts.11
Jnteods to gather ·all 11e.menta of the Chief Huck aa.id crime ha1 Jncreued
community together and define the pr.. but not astoundlngly; lt hu lncreaaed
blem. He saJd that tax-supported OranP.e everyplace.
County medical services · belong ln the He said police are not looking for"
comm\Dl.lty-"they aren't volunteer1." pbys~cal help. They're· trained for the
COuncllmao Chartton Boyd spoke of job. They're just looklnt for cltiloa eyes
need for local lel'Vices . ln the realm and ean:.
of mllltal health, public heslth, family During dlscunlon of the team approech
plannln1 , welfare. personal employment, to housing violations, Lorr tp0ke of com·
and environmental services. merclal occupancy violations, bedroom
TOLD OF WORK apartments used as kitchen apartments
He 1poke oC his· work In securing and g.araget turned into living quarters.
an advance psychiatric evaluation team It was then he SUMested patrolling
to come lnto the community to determine \be caves and dynam.ltin1 tbtm closed.
the need for social -Rork. Huck apoke of police and lherlff'a office
Dr. WIUJam BrlOIOn. SllO Bern Drive, patrol activity of the cavet.
a Marino Corps physician wilh three Ccuncllmm tock no acUon •t the study
children, told of working ,rttb the county 9e11lon. Jt wu indletted lome of the
to set up health services in the rtalm item.I wUl be up aa;aln for dl~1s1lon·
of drugs, VD, pre-nstal counaoflng and or action at tho May 6 "IUiar mee\ini.
pre-natal health. The county would
furnish the medklnes and admlniltration.
Bramon and others would volunteer tbe1r
lime. •
Mart Gumbtner suggelt.ed organllatkln
of a citizens committee on drup m.
cludln1 youth and all element.a 'and
lhade1 of opinion tn the community.
Mayor Goldberg said he thought It
an eicellent idea. Hano 1ald, "It was
Fret1t P .. e J
DRAFf ••.
equallu the new draft lottery.
'°""-" ,11.oT. w1111 .:.. • ....,.. "" an excellent Idea wben Joe Tomehak -:"~;.'::':: ~~·-..:':: suunted it durln& the council cam-
A national drawlna 11 held once a
year under the ....-ll)llletn fer 111'
Jl-year-olda. Local draft boards are
di rected to select men with the lo-t
sequeoco-numbeta araL • ......, tMd\, C..19 ~. ......... palgn .. •=:.. ..... :=-~:=..lltYc::-.;r._i: H11an tnvttcd Gumblner t.o become
~ ""''Ille ,.iirm '" "' "" w.t Involved In the dNI rthabUltaUon group
, ..... ll'WI~ """""' ·~ .,. -....., AIAAady r-·· .. , lfrt9f, (O.tf M-. AUG Ulll~
,.;. ,, .. ,.,, .. CJ14) 642-4121 Lorr recommended that Alaemblyman
,, Ct•lfll4 ....... , •• , 641·•• Bt.dham be a.aked to introduce le1llla Uon
,, .. ._ C' ra Al .,., •• .,, that wwld Jet tht city resulate hit..
T .. ,.,., 4t2-441t chWng, an arta now pre-empted by
S -. .. ._. c-t .~"<"ll"!'I '!j>'!'I the ttat.e. ... -•""!J. '*'ir .. -. • Huck 1old bltchhiklna can be haurrdous . ....,... .,. ,~.. ..,.. hi • ~' .,. •• r _. """""" ~"' _. to ttie. ker1, the drlver1 and to the
...,.. • ....,,....., --tratnc atrtam. H~an aid that 10me ......, ............. If·~ .. ...,.,,.... """""ta.' ..... 1: ud . "" o.• Mftt. t11_...., S!,lhc.rlll• ., ,_....p...,. ew&;.11 u co cae at enta, hl \'e · ~-..1....w .u.n••_.,..,.. to JMtchhlkt'. 'Mi c hael Wt Ian ~=-=--"'-' ___ ..,. __ -..... 111"'·F""-::;::=~~aa~ld, "bUchhlkln9 hi way1 been a
Bttl problems arlle; the Pmtdont ex·
plained lo a ,,.....p to Cofll'OU. becaute MqUenct numbdt m not tftnl1
dlstrlbuled among the _. than toll
local bOlrdl. • "Undfr·the prueill law, for example.
1 man with a . aequtllCO llUlllbar 1•
ma1 be cal'ed up ~ one draft beard
while a man wlth • lqwer number 1n
a dlffertnt d,raft board II llO\. calle4,"
Nlxon said. "'Mils can happen becaU1t
present law docs not ptnnlt a natJonal
call .,. ,,.,., mm by lolleS1 -
· nwnbtra."
llJl required td cut tlle!r hair, but could for all. · ' and ·mu ohots during the trip.
comply with the ruleo by hair styling His oheervation on students, he •atd, EplJnt b the •on cf Dr. and Mrs.
er wearinf bead bands. is that about two percent are haf'd1:ore Harold Epllng. His father ls a well-known
Mrs. Herzog noted that the college revolutionariea who would retort to San Clemente cardiologist. It wu goo&
board did not agree to allow students murder if Jt would further their eodl. to be home, especially once under a
t.o 1.'0Mply in this manner until after He considers another 10 Percent ideallstic hot 3hower. Most of the bathing 1inCf;
the first Injunction had beeo Issued. students who are. dupea and eully led Msrdt IS (a Friday), had been in sal\
11'Ibe judges apparently were not aware by the hard-core group. water. !
of !his, er overlooked tt," she Said. But the peat bulk, he said, want Eying hb lnllty 7$.pOund boat lba\
Tbe students now must .Ubliah that to do IOlllOlblng about things witbln II overmatched with a IUOO! -j
tlley are entitled \o prlvacy, that this the llmlb of the law. "Uolvenlty of meri>ead, Epling said ol the lrand adi
right wu impaired and that tt was California students u a group l believe venture, "It was a thing I'll Dem;
done without adequate reason. are the greatest 1n the nation." forget." l 1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~....::.~~~~~~~~~~-1
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16 Lari• hun Ing dog :
Archaic 17 Stttl mill
P'MU<t 18 Languishts
19 -Cllnlc, Rochester
20 Soda fountain
necesslllts 22 Old
Ttstamtnt
book 24 Bovine
sour1.d
2S ltavts out i. . 27 Heavy fog :
Z words 29 Neat cut: 2 WDJdS 32 Metal·
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tool Jl Harem room
34 Spartan serf
36 ltlata 40 1n1ett 42 Less
freQu1nt
•4 Malt anf111l 45 Feature
of some 91rmen1$
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7G Ont on tht
samt side
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ReUable person will bt selected in this ar••. ta~
own & 1e,.,,ice United States Post•t• ~tamp
MM:hiMs & Color Picture Post Card Vendors.
Thi1 is 11 ~fling1 service business & not •
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rtady: Men glected & ,.,,aY. 1be reviewed by you.
Thi~ buti'n.11 c•n bt 1t1rted part time {av..,_.
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profitable full time bu1lnts1 with unlimijed po-
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To qualify you must h1vt a car, a ftw tp.are
hours weekly, 1 good work record 11 comp.any
It responsible to the locations for service, &
make an immediate c.sh investmant of .$1500.
For JMrsonal inttrvit"!', write giving us t 'lit·
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2701, Stal Beach. C11iforni1. A division of B.f.
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family.' Never try tO de-
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the advice of a well mean-
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aides.
We would never tcy to
create a new medicine in
our pharmacy. We rely
on the reliable drug firms
with their careful, ext.en•
sive research. Only when
a drug is approved for
safe use will it get on our
prescription shelves.
YOU Ol YOUl DOCTOR
CAN ~NE US wh•n yo• n••d
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WARMINGTON INSURANCE AGENCIES
347! VIA LIDO-NEWPORT BEACH-675-6313
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U yo u are in the market for a
NEW home, sec these out.stand·
ing. customized homes, built by
Frank H. Ayres and Son, locat·
ed in a prime area very close to
Huntington St ate Beach. The
homes are priced from $30,290
to ,3S,690 and vary in sl!e from
3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 to 3 car gar-.
ages and 2 fj> 3 baths , with
shake or mission We roots, fire-
places, undergrou..'"ld utllJlies,
concret.e drivewaya, built • ins
and carpeUng. There is VA and
FHA financing available. There
are 3 homes avaJlable because
ol credit rejections. Occupancy
by May 1, 1970 In this unil M '
added features these homes in·
elude such additional extras, as
shag carpets, front lawn land·
scaping with sprinklers.
Our next unit Ls now on sale for
occupancy in May and June
1970 and introdui:es the DE;IW
3,000 sq. ft. "El Dorado" model
priced Crom $34,490. .
Rancho L• Cu.it• Homes
on Brookhur1t at Atlanta~
Huntington Beach
9'1-292t -961-13JI
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$.•-~~~ :; General 1000
i. DOVER SHORES 3 Bedroom 2 Batfl
BAYFRONT $117.00 per mo. " Bankruptcy R=lver hu In-pays all
·~ us to accept oHen . for thla wonderful Norman 1bis home olftra everything:
Grant built 2-llOI')' ho Palos Verde stone fireplace,
60 tt. lot with pier & ~c:~ double aarage, tUed built.in
4 Bedrooms large fDrma1 kitchen, comer Jot, large
Jivlna: room i: formal dinlna rear yard, close to all achoola 0
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, •1, room.
• MACNAB-IRVINE
• t Reall,y C.Ompe.ny
'~. (714) 642-illS
• 1 SI01 Dover Drive, Suite 121
' (714) 675'3210 ,. io8o ~ide Drive
_Newport Beach
; : Needs Work?
.,. Rere'1 a "fixer-lij)per"' of the
, ht marnltude • ·yo9 must
: ; eee it! A good Ooor plan In 'l Mesa Verde C&mbridge Ser.
:1 in with additional, attrac-
•' tiw, panelled room ln de·
... : tached garage, $32,900 or
• 1 otter!
• church and •hopping, h!ll'tf.
v."OOd flooni; family room,
a'ld n\ay be purchased au!).
ject to existing 4\\% VA
Joan. Located in ncellent
Costa 1t1esa atta. Owner ask.
Ing $25.500. Call on thlll OM.
2629 HARBOR BLVD •
541 1640
OP!N !YES TILL 1:30
·Estate Sale
9 FOUR·PLEXES
Excellent reslde.ntial area,
aood income. Priced for Im.
mediate sale at $47,500. FHA
terms (must be owner oc.
cup1ed). New conventional
IOa1lli fone tour-plex peor in-
dividual). Cub to diltlng
loans (multl-bl!fg pUl'Chue
availableo). All often subje:ct
to court approval. C aj I
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ll Bedroom 2 Bath
$21, 950-$134.00
per month
Thll very popttlar · !loor plllll
hu family room Md break·
fut bar, buy a\ibjeet to5*%
IBA loan. Total payment
wil! be $134..00 per month,
New paint, &!luxe deoep pad
high pile! carpeting through-
out. You mwt 9"t' It to be-
lieve it. It's sharfi • Open t!U
8::1>,
This Calltomia contemporary
la the ultimate jn modmi
Jiving. Wall lo wall carpeting
throu&hout 4 Nee size bed·
roonu and 2 baths, modern
kitchen with separate family
Colesworthy
& co.
REALTOR
Newport Beach OWce
1028 Bayajde Drive
675-4930
room leoadlng to a covered 1--------
pallo. AND GUES.'l WHAT! * TAYLOR JB'x36' hl!att'd and filtered
pool aDd &elllng t o r the
amufna price of $24,950 GI
'100 ~own. Mov-e right in.
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LINDA ISLE
r.1agnUlcently des~ed home
wlth 5 bdnn1, maid'• rm
.\ 5 baths. Spacious living
I dining nn1 open lo can·
REALTY tilevered patio deck Jacln&
15366 GOLDIN WEST Jaioon. Rumpus rm + fam·
2629 HARBOR BLVO. 194-5313 ily room wttleh ""'n' lo gar-
"' 1"'0 OPEN !VES TILL 1·30 den ,,.tio. Wet bar. $16',:n>; ~ ~ ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;l•!IO Linda Isle Open daily l ·a OPEN EVES TILL 1:30 •
E.:cellent Income
4 UNITS
Jn Balboa's ~ rental art11,
wry doee to N.H.Y. Cub,
belt bayfront beach •nd
ocean. All apt.a. in top condi·
tlon Ii rented. $62,500.
Walteor Haaae
!! Money Machine !!
BEST EVER THE BLUFFS
Nice I bdnns k elee built·
16 UNITS In """' & ov.n. l'<ivalo J19.tlo. Pf!rfect for a couple.
Co1ta Me;a's fineost income In vcclustve Ne-...1>0rt area.
property -shows exceUent $26,»l.
tax relief -with $50,tXKI ''Our 25th Year''
down you can. assume exist-WESLEY N.
Ing 6.6 flnancin< ot 1225. TAYLOR CO Call tor details and counaeJ. •
tng. FuU price $275,800. Realtors
NEWPORT CENTER
Newport 211J San Joaqtilil Hllls Rd.
at
F11rvlew
646-1111 .
(anytlma)
6'«910
TOTAL RELIEF
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R.ea ltor
1860 Newport Blvd., CM 7 CALL 646-3928 Eves. 646-2'290
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Take your choke, (3) 2 Bed· Open House, ~97 Abblt' \Vay-
ndomlnlu . 3 at lrvlneo. Fri .. Sat, & swi. room co ~ ur Cl-'J $32.500. $lilXXl down re..
choice locations. All 111 ht'at'· quired, FHA 6% Joan avail,
perfect condition. 6% Loan &'13-111lB
available, All blth11 -gorge. ·=-=,..·-:-=-,,.,-,--ous crpta & drps. Pool & 0 3 BR, 2 BA. OiHJe..gac.
clubholl!e privileges. Call Bltns, crpll, drps, frplc,
54.5-8424 lnd&eaped. Assume 5~ <;b
· FHA or refinance. $26, 750.
Owner. ~9498.
$24 .500-4 BR
Beaut. trtt's, bit-in kitchen
GI or FJiA terms. Drive
--c~o-sta--M~-----1 by 1386 \Va Is 0 n. Call
·-Clayton-Ritt 1213) 432-397:>.
\oi:_th . Coast
YOU OWN THE LAND
Plus this almoSt new 3
&inn., 2'ii bath home. Up-
graded carpet &: drapes, 2
Frplcs, (onie Jn mitt, Br.).
Abeolutely lmrnac. cond. &
prlef!d at :Just $42,9fi0 with
al low J# $5,000 down, in-
cluding THE LA?;D!
Bob Pettit, Realtor
133-0101
TAKE OVER
61)% LOAN! On this lmmac.
4 BR. home. All cltt. kitch.
Nr. park, pools, school ~
shopping. $36.500.
e Rad Hiii Rulty
Univ. Park Center, Irvine
. Call Anytime &13-082o Charmer·$21, 100 $13,900
On a tree lillt'd streeot in Cotita CUTE EASTSIDE 4 ROOM I ~~l!!!l!!!"'"'!"'!!"'I!!"!~
Pi-1eosa, you'll find this 3 bed-HOME. 6% LOAN. BY OWNER-3 Br. 2 ~·
room doll hou!e. For a total 548-6680, 642-9315 F'rplc, fam rm, ne"'iY dee:
or $&Kl, it can be yours. It's '* BY OWNER * ~S blk pool & tec111i1..-Tramf.
beai&Ufully laNJlcaited with 3 BR., 2 BA .. fam. rm., ~make otter. 833-0160. ~ .
*"~ private patios 'and lots s ... im. pool. $2800 dowu-
ot lttes, Call toniteo. Open $26,800 total. ~
till 3:JO. BY CN.11er: 4 Br, hugh tam.
Eastbluff 1242
A Naw Way Of Lil'
Relax in Ibis populi.r 3' BR
1351
DECO~TOR'S
HOME
BeautUlllly c1ont. 5 Bdrms.
Family rm. X1nt 1tnet 11'
street ~ tt. lot
$911,000
LIOO REAtTY INC.
3337 Vla I.ido 673-7300
LOTS OF LIGHT
In this contemp. ! Br. A
r 1n\I'. · den hOme. 2~ Ba.
New bltins 'In kitcht'n. All
thl! for $69.500!
Walker Rlty. '75'5200
336fi VI.a Lido, NB Open Sun.
49' BAYFRONT
Via Lido Nord. 3 le; A maids,
4 neow baths, dbl pier. New
d e c k t n g. sni.ooo. (213)
826-4511, (TI4) 6t2.42.51. (213)
472-2413 • Broker.
EXTRA CHARMING
4 BR, 3 BA homeo on. Y!/ lot.
But buy on Lido. SS3.,!oo .
Ken Brittingham, Pete Bar-
rett Realty, &e.5200.
Huntington Beach 1400 rm. ~Xln 't C:.M...-area. A!J-
1ume 7~~":0 loan. 549-3283 Eastbluft Condo. Owner des---------
2629 HARBOR BLVD. Mese Del Mar 1105 perate, has bought another home. &e, to appn!Clale
546 1640 View. $30.950. La Bulcada OPEN EVES TILL 8:30 IMA-1AC. 4 Br. crptA, drpi;, Realty, 838-1234, 24 hr Ml'·
EASTSIDE Ideal Jand&ca p i ng & vice.
decorating. 843 Sonora, C.M. J.~~~~-======·
AXER.UPPER lrvino Terraca
Excellent potent1al in this 3 Maia Verde 1110
1245
Bedroom on LARGE R..2 lol. Mesa Verde Condo
Bil doubleo delached garage. Country Cl ub VIila adjac lo
-Asking $22,500. golf course :or sal~ by O\vn-
646-7171 er. 3 BR, 2\l BA, lrg, liv.
6V2% LOAN .
ANYONE QUALIFIES
To buy thl1 bright 3 bechoooi.
2 bath beauty and take over
payments or mly P-llJb.
ject to this low 614 1"' Coftl"n·
ment loen. Pi-lodt'm aYOCado
built-ins with lush shag car-
pets to match. ONLY ff,.500
Down.
WE SELL A HOMI!
EVERY 31 MINUTES : ... ,===· =-=· --::;:c:z;
THE LAST WORD
Enjoy etforUeii living in th1'
absoh1teoly rpotll!SS 4 8"dnn
hOme in pttltigeo Baycreat
for tlw! discriminate buyer.
Many custom feoatu~1 too
numerous to mention. Aa-
11ume $25,000, 5" 'it> loan,
payable $188.75 per mo.,
principal & interest only,
\Vhat a relief to the happy
~~~~~~~~~I fllmlb who want& a beautiluJ -4 8"drm home and lo find it
6 Beautiful un.il11 produ~ $16,500 In CoUege Park. An easy
$S9D/mo grosa; income. Top What a Cute doll house this \\'alk to all schools, kinder-
Ahape • pride or ownm1hlp is for m!Wly-weds, feah.Lrinr garten Ul11I Jr, Collere. A re.
property • no junk, Room · 2 big bedroom8 situated on lief from high interest rateo11
1-0 THF: REAL
"-l:S1'ATERS
rm., patio, deluxe frigidain!
appl'!, rnd iant heat, dbl rar
w/elcc dr & bll·in slDrage
cablfil'ts. $35,000. 540-6249.
LIVE in beautiful lrviM Tel'
race. See this 4 ·Bedml
home w/irllting rm oft
l\1aster Bedrn1. 4 BA, lg
fam rm, formal din rm.
Lovely pool. Many, many
extras. La Buscada Re<y,
8.'8-1234. 24 hr serv.
Walker & Lee l 1331 W. BAY AVE.
(Opoft Friday 1-l) . . . Realtors
7682 Edinger Idea.I home for beach minded
• family. View of Bay, Acrou
I. from large ~ch. 3 Bed-
1 room expandable home with
sunny pi':lvatr patio.
PA1lto1111JTB
CAI.NAB AN R•ALTT Co.
build 2 more units. Price almost VJ acre lot &: if the for you can purcha&e subject I iiiiiiiiii-iiliiiiiiiiOii""I Nt rt n . h 1200 Corona del Mar
and terms for fast ule, groom Ii a Vet no cash to 5%~ FHA loan and t.M Eastside Special wpo PWBC
842-4155 ~40 1250
1093 Baker, C.M.
54<J.J.Ul for all deotaill. down. Total PBYmenb of ownen will carry a 11.teable Unusual, dlllt'rent, adaptableo. DUPLE-X---V-IE_W __ ---------
$148 per month. Nicely car. 2nd at a rtUOnahle intttftll 2 Bed~ + 11x19 detach. One lot from ocean &: \l.ilh TIRED BEACHBOYS SPECIAL! ..
. Pete Barrett \
REALTY
16C6 Wrstcllff Or., NB
642-5200 ~
4 UNITS
1-3 Bdrm., J..t Bdrm&. Xlnt '"l'~~':!"!~~~~ ttntal atta. 3 teona.nta over 3 LUSK EASTBLUF·F-
years. Ideal property for REDUCED $1500
Courtyard Pool-
"l'~ View," new Wells
plan really fOI' lm~te
occupancy. 4 Bednn. 3\t
owner to live in & rent 3. Let'· 4 Br. 2~2 be.. Owner
Gl'Ol1ing $6,490. A A k In I leaving city. To view call •
$53.000. For additional Info.
call owntt/Broker
o Baths, family rm. wet bar,
1"'32 pool. Roy J. Ward
CHIL T ROBINETT
REAL TOR 645-0128
FOR Le:ue, 1tor'! 20xQ), xlnt
shoppa cntr. 536 W. 19th,
CM. Kennitt Rfags A.gt.
RltALTOllt
C.,,.a1N-MAimNp
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$28,000 , Rtalt.or, 1430 Galaxy Dr.
I S46-1550, Open bail,y. 4 Bdrm. + F1mily rm.
"Move right in " Yard tun or
fruit & &hade trees. Entry
haJI, 2 marble pullmsn baths,
all the new home bullt·inll. ,.._mo
•, HORSES O.K. f ; Country llvi(,g. 3 BR, 2 Ba.
1 Pool. Auume 8" % loaJl.
May trade. Fortin Co.
'4&-27>9 '
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6.A. llEIGHTS Uae your G.J.
on this, 3 Bednn, SZ3,500.
Lceo yanI, 2 car gar.
Klngaa:d, R.E. MrU-2:Z22 TARBELL 2955 Harbor
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end. Hum-! advantarea available to wortaihop. Big R-2 lot. Hur· with fam. rm. PLUS l-BR.
Prief!d from $17,500, 1 BR It:
3 BR, Surflide with shake
roof. trplc, elec bltlnS, priv
dbleo gara1eos & dub-pool youl'Mlf and your happy ry • only $26,500. & bath rueNt rm. Looks new. BLAHS?
family at the end of this ~ S41·SllO Good renlal area. $51,500.
M:hool tenn. Priced at (l'IUl'dnentheltPIJ
129,!J.IO. LUGE REALTY
JiSi,,,., co:rs 150)-•-..,.. REALTY
153'6 GOLD!N WEST
.194-5313
OPEN EVES TILL 1•30
FIVE BEDROOMS
·~ WALLACE S Un its &. Low Interest BY TRANSf'RD owner 2
REAL TORS 2 Bedroom eo&ch with garages story, 1 yr old 5 BR. 3 BA,
--J410l .. 4141-&: private yards, $53,000 with arch designf!d, pool &lze lot,
DINING R 0 0 M. Jo'amily
room home. Built-in kitchen
Including Nutom! Bll!ndl!r
and breakfast bat. All on
choice hardwood floors, !n-
c:ludlng C&J'P"fs and drape11.
Well built, shake roor home.
Owner will sell under f'HA ·
VA TERMS. A scattt itm ·
f'\111 price only $32,950.
(Open Evanins1J Sl5,txXI dmvn, balance at end or cul.de-sac. l Blk
SJM mo. ircl. 7~% interest Back Bay. 2700 Sq ft. din
Wells·McCardle, Rltrs. rm, 11m sewing rm o.· oUice,
1810 Newport Blvd., C.?t1. lam/kit 30 x ].f. llv rm
548-772!1 st.w&M Eves. w/beamed ceilings &: trplc.
~~'!!(!~'!""~!"""i'l-~! Mother-in·law suite w/~p eOverlooklng Canale entrance. $51,000. 546-754.f
LtHe/Optlon
REDUCED!
Spaclou• condominium
on airy corner lot
In Univenlty Park
3 8"droom1, 2~ bathl
Famll,y room opeom
onto enclOll!d yard
2nd Story aundeck
Owner leaving state
--lo~.900.
Gttat 4 ~ "dr.coM1for·s··
home in popolar J.leu. Veorde l!!!.,._l!!!W!!ll!!!!!!!!l!P
Cambr1dp Seri6 with bath EASTBLU FF dlnl<e & tamily room•. Own-'
er moving north. SJOO. mo.
3 BR, home, Private bt'ach N D I
..... "'· poob. '""'" & .... ew up exes area. \Valk to tbt' ocelUI.
Only $24,900! Nrar beach. Open SAT &
CAYWOOD REAL TY SUN 25th & :l&lh. Owner! ~ \V. Coast Hwy., NB Bulkier. 642-3'.m. (21'.M & Di e 541-1290 e 3Jrd St. al Balboa Blvd.,
N.8.)
$25, 950 THE BLUFf'S 3 Bdrm, 3
5y,.e;. LNn For Youl bath, split level, on
HuRe family room. entry greenbe lt . Cus tom
hall, 3 bdrm., exfTa baths, decoratt'd & immaculate.
dining nn., built·lns. yard Large kitchen. S 3 7. 9 0 0 .
with 11prinklen, subject to 644-0575 aft 6 pm weekdays
Mi<O 1,... 540-1120. DON'T MISS BLUFFS
TARBELL 2955 Harbor Exqut.lle 3 Br, 2~i ha. \l.'t'I
LIDO SANDS bu, dbl oYens, auionatit
3 BedroOms "'ater IOl'lener. By O\\'l'ICr -
2 Baths, bullt·lnl Wi.000. Ph. 644-0985.
'4t·SllO OPIN DAILY 1-l $26,000 BAYFRONT ' 118 ,;oo
---121 CAMPHOR G Willi MOBil.E HOME. New <r)>L LEGE R~ Priced btlow marittlt At eor~EALTO;m•on df'PI, prlv. beach, clbh.'11!,
-.ll $45.000. 5BR. +family nn. 67M3SO US.l5'4 Eves adult.I. A.J Anc:boragt \Va,y, '"'~~~"'!!'!!!!!'!!!".'!"'I Larae )'U°d I: rm. for pool. ::=======:=.· L1do Parle. Call 673-2896
I LEASE OP110N <;;;:r·:'.\:,,~"ped· A Costa Mt11 1100 •BLUFFS -Oiolce com.
OR SALE S..nle ,,,_ lte• 61>'7211 ---"-'-v~w loL S Br. 2 Ba. 11...J
Sharp, ,., ... ,)' painted, 3 bfld.
room, 2 bath home. laland $22,500
kitchen, W1e family room, Buy1 th1• bt'auUtul 2 Bedrm
~· C'O\-'trod patio with brick I: dt'n. French Qtr. con&.
BBQ lor outdoor pl,._.sure. Aa51i1me 5141" FilA lt>1n.
!ttY car. yard. 129.:500. Pl!llRON 642-lnl
BY OWNER waited .. ,... cus. Ul?U
Lovely dee-orated 3 BR., 2 Save $$ • $31.SOO. 644-08.5.
BA., Ideal loeatton. FHA ap-L E A SE Jo pt 1 on $15,000
prallM!d $28.900. Will ~u Oaycrest exec. ~· f'\111
F1tA·VA or trade 562a31 \-ICW &~k 8a.f mG/tnO.
or 567-811&. · Owntr -M.Mf15
tr you've aee.n a whOle holt priv. Check on attractive
of DREARY'S you'll appM. tenn11.
ciate our bright and Pacific Shorts Rulty
ClfEERY 3 Bedrooms -536-8894 or 847-8586
v.·alk to the beach. 0 n 1 y
$36,950,
173-1550
10 THE REAL
\"\. ESTATERS
RIGHT SIDE
r-.tity we .show you this e.'I:·
ceptional 2 BR. home +
complete guest qtn, On So.
.sideo of Hwy. Impeccable
cond. ! Som«lnt . is aoinr to
gt!l a tef'Tlfic buy on lhil
property . wlty not yuu?
MORGAN REAL TY
67J.664% ' 675-6C59
:}ill E. Coast Hwy .. CdM
C/ISH OUT
BY OWNER
219 Poppy Ave, CdM. Ocnn
view 3 br, prlv, patio. Just
above· llttle Corona Bdl.
Moving ta Jf11.v.·ali.
MUST SELL
S."12.400
Pho~ 6'f!l..7817 ~ftrr 6.
RliNTERS RELIEFT
Flgu~ up equity Cttdit1 In-
stead of ftnt recel~! Hert'1
a '''ell bit. So. of H-...'Y, du .
pit)(: l BR. 2 bA, lor owner,
In front + 2 BR. hln'l. tt'nl-
al in ru.r. All toi' $49,750.
675-30DO
llay & Beach Riiy, Inc.
1st HOME?
Neow k readY for immed oc-
cupancy, .f Br, 2 ba. bit-in
nngeo & oven, dilhwuher,
w/w crpt, drps, ~ar yd fe nc-
ing, front yd la!ldacapln,.
SZJ,500 FHA -Pi-fin. down.
VA $100 total down, call
962·135.1.
SELLING
YOUR HOME .,
• • 25 Years Exptrienee e FREE APPRAISALS e NO OBUGA'tION
• WE BUY EQUmES
llRASH!AR REAL TY
847-8507 Eve1. Ml-0477
$21,950
eCLOSE TO BEACHe
J Bt'<lnn, family nn, ]"
bl!.thl, fireplace. New paint
tnstde A: out. Boat door, Jrt
patio, aaumeo low inttttst
Vnr11nf,
BRASHEAR REALTY
847-8.107 Eves: 6f2-bc27
SPACIOUS
UNEXCELLED VIEW Trt-lowl "°"'' w;1h <Bed.
of Harbor 11: ot'ffll, Attr. roo_m1. 2 btthl + family nn
1pll1 level home eri u , 5J.Q) " al dining nn. TUe
sq. ft. lot Idea.I (or 4 Apt. ~r P.4 Fii.A ioah.. Ownlr
unit• S225 ~ 2501 Ocean ' "111 ~p flnt.nrf'. Blvd~ CdA-i. e). appr. only. The Reil E1t1te M1rt
Bill Grundy, Raaltor _ '47-1$31
RUSI~ mar11.c1pt1ce In Nawnort Height• 1210-! 83..1 Dovn Qr., NB MM620 JUST Cotnph!ted· -D Unit
2 BEOR.\f, hrdwd Ooon. town. TM DAtLY Pll..D'J' -L.;. ' ·-_ . Ap1u1ment. \Valk to btach.
!516-2.113
,-Q 1'H£ REAJ,
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trplc, xll'lt eond, East C~t. Cll.Mtfled 11teUon. S 11 v e A Sh!1l At Thil Priec.-:, 2 aood houJtes on double. Jot. i.t ownt'r t.x •dvantacf!.
R-2 lJ.9..500. Kinpard RE money, Umt A ~ort. Look $20,SOO. 1 llr. By Ownu. Aft So; of HI\')'., CdM. Owner. TH!: LINDBORO CO
ai.1 ,...nn I "KJWI 1 • 6 & w"'nd• 646-81&0. S58.~. 673--4169 • • 536-2579 • •
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Meets To.Jight
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DANA POINT-Members of U>e Da:na
Point.Capistrano Beach incorporaUon
committee will review the final aspects « their feasability report at ~night's
; a ,..o'clOck, -meeting in the Dana -Point
-'1 Y.acbt ·club. ' '
· · Attorney ·seott Raymond ·bas reJ)Orted
• •• that,-U>e, rias1biUtyJStu<IY hal~~ com· · " i\teted.. •nil .IB ,reaily. to ton:ard \o the
. Local Agency Formation · Commission
, along with the Intention and justification
statement and proposed maps.
OFF DANA HARBOR, BEAUTY, JS. Al El!/' .AS THE OC_EAN, AS HIGH AS A ~LOUD .
The committee liopes~ to have thelr
tncorporallon move placed· on the June
LAFC agenda.
The feasibility report has been largely
prepared by Los Alamitos city officials
who are aiding the incorporftlon move. •
It calls fCX" a 50 cent property tax
and the hnmediate organlzailon of a
city police department.
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Firm to Answer Charges
Clemente Residents Claim Paving Job Botched
A large contracting and paving firm
\Vbieh drew attacks from residents and
San Clemente city staff recently for
a street project on Avenida Marquita
will reply to the complaints next week.
San Clemente City councilmen· heard
of the request by the Sully Miller con-
tracting firm Tuesday during discussion
on another slreet improvement matter
In which ttie firm was the apparently
unsuccessful bidder.
Sully Miller's bid for the proposed
(and possibly ill-fated) Avenida Cordoba
Improvement District was slightly bieher
than one submitted by the local finn
of D. C. Muralt.
Both bids were much higher than City
Engineer Phil Peter's estimate of $18,569
for the job.
-The cotincll will talte the matter of
the two bids and the Sully Miller defense
at it.s meeting next Wednesday night.
The two bids on the Cordoba project
came in at-'$21,456 for Sully Miller and
$21 ,4ZO for Muralt.
But the main issue at next Wed·
nesday's meeting will be the Marquita
job, city aides predicted.
A public bearing on the improvement
district for street and curb work on
Marquita and several smaller streets
Rifle Safety Cou1·se Set
The next basic rifle safety course
for San Clemente residents will begin
under supervision of the police depart-
ment :r.tay 2 at 8:30 a.m., sponsors
said today.
Rooald Dalrymple, spokesman for the
San Clemente Peace Officers Association,
the sponsor o{ the instrucUon courses,
said the classes will be held at the
police pistol range near the Vista Bahia
Little League field .
'Ille course, which will be a com·
-bination of hunter safety and basic
fireanns inl!truction, will last four weeks.
It will meeaaeh Saturday at the range.
Boys and girls up to age 18 are welcome
to join.
Forms are available at the front ln-
fonnation desk of the police department.
A one-dollar registration fee will cover
all costs, including weapons and am-
munition, all furnished by t h e
policeman'S as.90Ciatlon.
Officer John Ziegler is the association's
president.
-in the area will resume before the coun-
cil.
It wa~ mar.ked by protem last week .
from homeowners over rebuilding .of their
driveways by the contracting rmn at
the resklent's expense.
One family complained to the council
that they were led to believe they would
.. not Have 'to pay for the rebuilding ol.
the driveway, then they received their
bill for the work.
Other residents complained that heavy
equfp!nent was driven ",everywhere but
in the road" '8Dd aCl'OSS private driveway
slabs. .
.Peter at )hat meeting said that his
department wooJd probably declare the
Sully Miller firm as an alleged "in-
competent bklder'' it they offered to
dp work on future imptovement districts.
'!be Avenlda Cordoba project, whl<h
lnvoles a retaining wall as part ~ the
design, has caused ·eeveral pro6lems in
eslimating costs in recent months;
The firit set of ~ids were-rejtcted
because they were too'higb,,presumably
because of the retaining wall needed
on an e.arth bank. Tl • '
The spectfi'catloris then were altered
to include a "crib wall" design.,~~
beams lo >'! ILlneolJMog pittern · !
fl a solid w~H,. tl:!_~ cutting costs.
But the · new bids on the new plaJIJ
still exceed the engineer's estimate by
more than 10 percent.
• e ·summer School OIL'd
CAPISTRANO VALLEY -Trustees
o£ the Capistrano Unified School District
have approved the summer school pro-
gram for the 1970 school year.
The program will contain exploratory
enrichment and basic curriculum sepa-
rated this year into programs for high
school, junior high, and elementary stu-
dents.
The hlgh 9Cbool program will be siz
weeks beginning June 15. The junior
high and elementary programs will be
five weeks in length and will begin
June 22.
Summer school also serves as a
training ground for young administrators
who are presented with an opportunity
to receive supervised experience in the
district.
e ~ Trip Scheduled
MISSION VIEJO -Reservations are
due by Monday for the San Diego 7.oo
excursion planned for Saturday, May
1.
The trip is primarily for members
of the 7·11 Club but other Recreation
Center members and their guests will
be welcome.
The car caravan will leave the «nter
at 8 a.m. for the San Juan Capistrano
railroad station.. It will return to
Capistrano about 5:30 p.m.
The cost of the trip will be $i..iQ
for thoee under 12 and $6.SO for those
over 12. For further Information contact
the center at 837-8050 ext. 205.
DA&Y-
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STUDENTS ED ELMER (LEFT), STEVE KANO CHECK GRAPHICS
With Dennis B•nks, Th•y Win Pl•udlts for Print Job
San Clemente Stitdent$
Honored for Brochure __
Three Son Clemente High School
students won COl;llmeodation' by the
Scholarships .Fund AsaoCIAt!Oil toaay for
"exceptional craftmanllhJp" in their prin-
tlns of the organlzallon's lofonnallonal
brochure. ·
Steven Kano, Dennis Banks and
Edward Elmer, !tudents of Donald R.
Mt'Coy's photo-offset class, were given
the plaudits in second quarterly meeting
o! tile assoclallon'a governing CO\lllCll
Neighbors Meet;
One Hospitalized .
Two neighbors on San Clemente~a ~alle
La ,S~rna bumped into each other in
the ..street Tuesday.
One went to the hospital.
Police said Margaret Jean Jensen, f7,
of 2312 La Serna, and her neighbor,
Linda Mae Hansen, 33, of 2311 La Serna,·
were in a head~n collision In their
neighborhood before rioon !I'uesday. •. ·
Mrs. Jensen suffered a face cut lr'l
the accident and was taken to South
Coast Commqnlty Hospital for emergeii-
cy treatment.
Mrs. Hansen ·was not.injured. _
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tnday . , . :,
The organizallon will also """" l<lters ..
of commendation to William COz of •
OaJ>!s!rano Beach, wbo dolialed the m
In the brOebure, and to Orange 8avlhg1 ....
and Loan for coalrlbutlon ol mal«lala "
for ljle 1000.plece. printing. . .•
· Vice-President 9r. John Debs, Who
-dlnated the production, praised
Barbara Colfey <t tlie Caplstraoo Unl!led " •
School District· central office for • her /
assJ.stance in layout construction, and 'C·
expressed appreciation to his committee''.
Lee Steelman, Charles Jobanmen and
Lyn Harris Hicks. '
The brochure will be ulled In tlie • .
group's fund drive for June, 1970,
llCholarshlps.
Capistrano Chamber , J'.
Eyes Breakfast Meet
Le~1 are. bel.na sent UU.. ~ to "i .
memben of the Caplslrono Bead! '·:
Chamber of Commerce seeklng general. : ,
opinloos cm c~loi U>e genml meetlog ·
to a breakfast event. inltead of l'llnc&eoD. ~'.
Tbe query of U>e.Cbamlior membership ·
came alter suggesllolll for the change :·
al U>e general memberllbip meetloi : '
receolly. · · '.
E SALE -
xclTING NEW SPRING co.Lons
FOR THE 70'S PLUS ALL THE
T·RUCK LOAD ·. SALE
l·MP ·ORTED MEXICAN
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UNPAINTED' and PAINTED! ALL SIZE & SHAPES
EVENT STARTS FRIDAY <1 p.m.) thru SUNDAY
SEE OUR OTHER WEEKEND SPECIALS
GARDEN CENTER
FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY
NEWPORT BEACH
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OLD TIME BROWN JORDAN FAVORITES
Golden Olive/Honey
Plus Zlnni1/Zinnia
R~lar NOW
42"T1bleW/4 Arm Chairs $263.00 $209.00
48"T1bl1 W/4 Alm 'Chairs 284DO 229.00
Adjustab l1 Chaise W/Arms 126DO 99.00
Adjustable Chaise 112DO 89.00
lounge Chair 52.00 42.00
Rocking Chlir 62DO ·<19.00
Side Chair 39.00 31.00
Ottoman 30DO 25.00
Give your patio 1 new spring look with
carefree fun-in-the-sun Brown Jordan fu~ni•
ture now at substantial savings.
Many popular pieces in SJock end Milable for immediate delivery.
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Solons Fight Space ,Cutha~~s . ' .
WASHINGTON (UPI! ---4iiiiii~ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiil~f ~~u~.s~ce~r..!' /!!:I I llV I EDWIZ 1Pr71 · MllPWSJ ?PJllP,_,.1!17?11••rr•&JIF
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The cal( for the cillldr.,'1 Pu-
tom!De ID 'li!IQbaurne, nr&Jan4
WU all· UMDi11114 flil' niilllrpl , .... uY -except for hoaleWlle
Ruth ir.-, cast u the b.ck end
ot a bor•. 'ti!• llalffin41 w.11 al home wlCb ber linger eau&bt ID llii
overllow bole of her l!lc;hea alDk.
She waa finally nleued ~ a lalin
of llacbaw bOarlD& !lrenio111. • Ratll...,..k .. ID and around Ibo
wut 'l'uu city of Sweetwater are seltlln& · clown again after lllree
daya of being hunted, .. u1bl and
milked. 8,000 ol lbe replllea were .
captured aurtng lbe annual bunt,
and experts milked the snakes for
their venom to be ,used in making antl~venom ae.rums . .; The larg11t
caught Iva's 6' feet 2. • Albert Moyne of Portsmouth,
Englaad, gave up hi• teen-age girl-
friend 83 years ago becau18, She..
had a ro\ling eye. But deep Inside,
he knew she was the only one for
him. Albert, now 83, married the
girl, HoMOh Griffin, now 79, In
ceremonies recenUy. They met
again five y~ars ago after their
1pouses died. . .,.
VlniMnt J. sCheet.r, veteran at· mosi\herlc sc(ent!Jt, t e s t 1 f I e d before th• Sonata Air and Water
Pollution Subcommlltee recently.
He said, ·~we ~ave , to rethink how·
we put our ~dustrlal facilities
together . . . we oul(ht to ouUaw
chimneys.'' He wants horizontal
chirrtnevs with soot particles as bi.(
as possible so they can be removed
from the air by pravity. • It was Sydney Pfeiffer'• flr1t day
on the job at a Honolulu, Hawaii
bakery and when the ~man en-
tered the shoo, she didn't know
what to do. The 17-year-oJd clerk
asked him to wait 'while she went
to ask a more experienced .worker.
Lynn Shim•, also 17, who had. been
on the job for three months. They
decided to give him the money.
He escaped w!th $50 in a jellyroll
box.
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Nurseryman Bob Wllllom.4ri ot.'
Skel!ness, England, ba1 conlplalneil ,
to local authorities about new
streeuamps: installed near his
home. He said the artificial light
was ca~ing ·h!J plants to grow .
too fast. • Barto~ England, Postmistress
Rvth -9hermen, 60, was less than
scared when a small man pointed
a sawed-off shotgun at her and de.
manded money. "I told him not lo
be silly," she said. So the -man
bought a fivepenny stamp and
walked out of the shop. • Three fugitives from the West
Virginia State Prison found that
the long arm of the law Is too fast.
They were spotted by state police
staggering down a rural road and
took to their heels under police pur-
suit. The police won the footrace
and put them away again, They
were apparently drunk and had
wrecked their stolen car before
capture. e
Forty -seven -year -old Ruby
Gt•ve1, president ot the Bourne-
mouth , England Sea·Fishlng Club,
caught her first fish in 17 years
Sunday.
UPIT .....
DOING HIS PART
Rockefeller on Bike
America Back
To 'Normal' As
Earth Day Ends
· By Ille "-!alee! Prell
·AUanUc waters break today on a clean-
ed beach 1n. Brooklyn. Traffic &rioda
down New Yori:'• Filth Avenue where
a pll:nlc was held ·while cars were bap.
ned. Congress is back in session. Earth
Day p over •
Hundredl of thousands of Americans
joined in the observance Wednesday,
uniting in a plea for the. preservation
of the environment that cradles man,
hoping lo mark the beginning of the
end of pollution. -
They marched, demonstrated and
rallied -as many p 100,0llO ttrong.
They listened t,o countless speeches by
polltlclaDs, scientists and other le.ade.rs.
11'eY .iwept, ICl'Ubbed, picked up litter
ud planled tree• Md Dowers.
The NaUonal F.ducaUon Asaociation
esUmated that 10 million pub lie, llCbool
chlldroo portlclpaled ia tesch-ln pro-
IJ'l!lll. ~ -for the day. wllh
many of its members makJ.ng apeai:inc
engagements. No~ all were w~
recelved. Sen. Charlea E. Goodell (11-
N.'Y.), wu. ll'Mted at ·a New York
Ufliverslty raTIY with a leaflet calling
hll speech "lhe blgg,.t cause ol Ill'
po0utkJn," I . Ben. Gaylord Nelson (0.Wls. ), whe orlllleted the. Ida ol l!:lrth Doy, tpld
u -lidlmi.a University rally: "We could
ltop our involvement · in Laos in 30
days, and we should ; but, the battle to restore man to bis proper ploce
in the""' envtronment will tUe a com-
mitment beyond ailyihing we· have done
before." ·
He propoaed national policies on land
uae, pesticides and herbicides, nail(lllal
standardJ for air and water pollution
and a ban on offshore. oil drilling "unlll
such time as the country needs the
oil and unW we can extract it without
fear of ecological disq,ter."
Cuba Invasion Over?
MIAMI (AP) -Fidel Castro says
an exile guetTilla force that infiltrated
Cuba has been killed or captured e.xce'pt
for lour men who have. been surrounde.d.
Accord ing to his figures the invaders
wbO laqd.. last wee.k numbered only
II.•
of the Apollo U accident
The IU blllloa aulhorluUon bill r,..
the Natlaoal · Mn>namlca and Space
AdmlnlslraUon (NASA) came lo lhe
House floor 'Ulldtr the cloud of the
aborted moon mlNion. It a!Jo conlained maner that --under aftack by ..... congreurnen befora.. lhe Apollo 13 ac-
cident.
' Tile bill -$1,1 billion 1 ... the
Apollo p11g1 IDl to aim toward seve.a
™"""""'I' -tliroup !I'll. , Speoker John W. McCormack (J).
Mais.), aiid, House GOP Leader G"ald
R. Font cf Michigan agreed In brief
floor speech'" esrller lhlJ week that
Apollo U should m · be a ~·for
cutlllt( back' on plan,ned space programs.
·Ford, however, bas not made clear
whether be would support the. authorii.a-
Uon bUI, w'hich \he 8oqH Sele.nee and
AllrOllluticl Commlltee Increased 1298
million over tbe -NisoP adminiatraUon's
budge.t requeet.
Aside from the Apollo 13 quelllon,
Rep. Joseplt II:. ' Karth (0.Mmn.),
chalnnan o1 the Space Sci...,.. Md
Applications · S11boommhtee1 u r g e d
elhnlnaUon oC $190 mJlllon earmarked
lor developing a space lhuttle ataUon
and a 50 percent reducllon in lhe UDO
m!lllon P"Wlded for ln)provement of the
Saturn V rocket, whk:b baa powered
the moon shots in the Apollo program.
KIJ1h lold UPI he waoild recqnm~
thll the remalnlr.g ISO mllllon of the
Saturn V authociDUon money be
earmarked Instead for Improved salety
equipment on lhe moon fHghb.
* * * Probe of Af>OUO
Mishap Launched
SPACE CENTER, Hooston (UPI) ..:.
Members of the. offk:tal Apollo 13 in-
vesUgalion board will aet their strategy·
today for a probe Into why an oiyge.n
tank explosion Ur.far~ America11 third
moon landJng flight and •endangered the
lives of its astronauts. Board Cbalrmaa Edgar M. Cortrlgbt,
described as "a man who remembers
eve.ryUUng," bopea to know wltbln four
we.eks what triggered the exploaion and
how lo 'keep It from happening apln.
The men who survived that harrowing
fll1ht -James A. Lovell, Frtd W.
Halse. and John L. Swigert -plan to
wrap up their fourth day of post·miaslon
de.briefing and fly to Washingtoa ln the
evening for a be.arlng Friday befOre
the. Senate. Space Committee.
·Postal Reform
Faces Tough Go
In U.S. Senate
W ASH!NGTON (AP) -Alter a
generally favorable reception before a
House committe:e, President Nixon'•
postal reform legislation faced a hotter
political climate today In hearings before
the Senate Post Office Committee.
Sen. Gale W. Mo;Gee CO.Wyo.), com-
mlttee chairman, lashed out Wednes<lay
at Vice President Spiro T. Agnew fot
what McGee called •;unfortunate., in-
correct and .divisively par.Usan" re.marks
in connection with the. bill.
Agenew last· week told 1 Republican
aud ience congressional Democrats had
stalled final action on the. Nixon ad-
ministration's plan for an inde.pende.nt
U.S. postal service.
"The. vice. pre!ldent. in his partisan
remarks, has introduced a di visive. note
into what bu been a nonpartisan,
pragmaUc attempt to deal with the very
re.al problems facing the Post Office
Department," McGe.e said in a state-
ment.
In testimony Wednesday before the
House Post Office Comm It tee,
Postmaster Gene.ral Winton M. Blount,
when asked about Agnew'• remarks, said
the peetal service plan Is bipartisan.
Storms Plaguing Midwest .
Heavy Snow Warnings Go Up in Dakota, Minnesota
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Issue
Crucial
WASHI NGTON (AP) -The
move to irnpe_ach , Supreme
<:ourt Juslict William 0 . Dou.
1J1:s has unearthed a problen1
that reaches to . the very
~pstone of the constitutional
relations between Congress
and the federal judiciary.
The Founding Fathers, in
Of!Jer to 'protect th e in-
#~ndence of what they con-
sldered the most politically
v,ulnera ble of the
government 's three branc~.
provided tedera! judges be
liven open -e nded ap-
Pointments, qualified only by
"good behavior."
On that phrase -inserted,
according to Alexander
Hamilton. as an "excellent
barrier to the encroachments ,
and oppr e ssi ons d thl!
representative body" -hinges
the case agairuit Douglas.
House Republican Leader
Gerald R. Ford , unofficial
captain of the effort against
the 71-year-otd justice, says
Douglas does not meet that
standard: Not because of his
decisions from the bench but
due to his out-of-court ac-
Uvities.
A major ttrgel of lhe auack
Is a book recently published
by Douglas. ''Points of
Rebellion," in which he wrote:
"We must realize th a t
today's establishment is the
new George Ill. Whether it
will contin ue to adhere to his
tactics. we do oot know. If
ft does. the redress, honored
in tradition, is also revolu-.:. .. -n.
This, according to Ford, is
lnflammat.ory arxi amounts to
"Jess than good behavior."
.. I wonder," Ford mused in
a House speech, "if it can
be deemed good behavior in
the constitutional sense for
such a di storted d i a l r i b e
8gainst the government or the
United States to be 'published ,
Indeed publicly autographed
and promoted, by an associate
justice of the Supreme Court."
From Douglas supporters
comes the cry -Politics.
Tbere Is, they say, no con-
stitutional basis for the attack.
None of Douglas' activitie.!,
on or off the bench. constitute
the . "t·reason, bribery, and
high ~imes a n d misde-
meanors" the Consti tution re·
quires : for removal from of-
fice .
The impeachment effort is
the work. the Douglas forces
say, of tl)ose opposed to his
liberal views on the court and
angered by lhe Senate· s re-
jection of President Nixon's
Supreme Court nominations or
two conservative Sou t h e r n
judges.
In other words , they say.
the impeachment attempt is
gounded in politics -the very
thing ttJe republic's founders
sought to avoid .
Impeachment or a , federa l
judge is .a rarity. having hap-
pened only nine times with
but four convictions. Impeach-
ment Of a Supreme Court
Justice is an even rarer thing .
occurring only once before.
in the administration of Presi-
dent Thomas J efferson.
But that incident, ISS years
back in the nation's hi.story.
has some parallels to tile
Douglas sltautlon and provides
the only rea l precedent for
determining "good beha vior ."
Democrat Jefferson and his
party leaders in Coogress h11d
fought a running battle with
the Supreme Court, dom inated
by the opposition Federalist
party, and the struggle came
to a head In 1805.
The case involved Justice
Samuel Chase, a Federalist
appointed io the Supreme
Court nine years before by
Prtsident John Adams.
Chase . in hi s charge to 11
U,S. grand j\lry in Balt imore.
ba d denounced Democracy
and condemned the principles
o( lhe Republican p a r t y
Disturbed lhat Maryland had
approved auffrage for males
O\ase told the grand jury that
a voting democracy would
'D.piily destrQY &II protection
to property, and all security
to per!OOlll liberty, and our
ReJMlbllcan COMlitulJao woold
sink into mobocracy, the worst
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ThurtdOI, April 2J, 1970 DAIL y PILOT I i
l 0:00 till 5:30 9:30; Other Mon ., Thurs ., Fri. 10 :00 • til I
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. ' . BUCHAREST, Rom an I 1 ·lltlal Uea·wiUfBuchares!_ Ule """°tt. threat Recenlly, Government otticllls .,..
(AP) -Arab 1tudenll ride , Last summer, lbert :..'!!'" .. a biP-fowered Ro m a o I a n, reluctant to dilcuu Romania's
• • lsraell-made buses in 1bis new outi;:rie& when RomJDfJ m1IUoa vlalted El)'pt to pave Middle Eut poUcies beyond "-----;..-----~ Commwilst e1,pilal. Egypy.n .-Gd Jarael 'raised. the a1•1t111 the way for a new trade nm-ex ... i .. ;ning Ibey are ln line
Union, the , .ma.I Blid that AeUvW.. bl' tbe Pales!~ '
the flow ot "artftt·k>j.he. Middle liberation movementa were t
Eut w11 the }llilne cause abo .. ~k:elinl tbe aitu-,
for heating up the-crisis. lion;" he added. . '. iiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiliiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii.-.. 1 t and Isnell dlplomals hobnob .,.. " -,....
.. at govemment•.parties,• and or their mutual nilssiOns . lo toeot and their talb we~ Y'ith the general concept of
u..IL at's Best 1m· I e' Bucharest'• Jewiah theater embasa>'• level while ~·· clelcrlbed.u"'frlelldly." moinlalning normal lies with .;l1' JI bas an occasional Arab visit.or. between the two countriet con-ftomaD1a b a 1 condttnhed a:n countries. Comml.Ulist or
About 4,000 IaraeUJ visited tloued to; soar. ,'J'be...,.,nlted lsraell l"lt· raids a11Jnat not.
l 1 I ' Romania last year and tbe ~Anb Republic lboycott oUtce clvJllan lp'gtts_but bu alao A senior foreign ministry
f ' four flights per weet •from "*~ ~ned e c .o o o m I c ~ out against Arab ter. source elaborated anew bat
M .. GI.I'• }? Bucharest to Tel Aviv, pro-t sanctknJ if Rom an I a,n rorlsm. Recent attacks on by sa,y)hg Romania favors all r 0fil 3ll ·rt.O' ~ ticteo by stringent ....,,,111 c1e111..._,iritJr1sr1eHncre...i• air111mmEuroi!eare'b<Uevec1 s1epo dellgned to r.educ'<
, • · measures are booked solid ~any m<ft. ·to have been followed by a tenaklo in the Middle East.
·• , ' \·' ~ • up ·to 0~ mont.1 in advance lkrt,.~.Ro•m>a 11Vl1· ~lplomaUc"llfarnini that any He said Ws would include
81 L., M. BOYD hb ·to i.m That pl In by tourists, ·businessmell -,_hrteU trade Jumped nearJy .mcldeat tnW>lving' an llrae1· an embergo on ·arms supplies . sw • • un.ge and Jewish emigrants. .SO percent to mort thu Pl bound fUght frcm Bucharest to the area. ~ ":.,.. "~ ~ ~ ~Ila Wiu"",,~ Such 1ideligbt1 illuslrat. lhe million m 1119, ~'"'1> hlo would severely ilrain rela· Wil'iout mentioning I he
our Love and war Man can TREY mean' by ·eallhlg them unique position ~ania has1....:m"'1;:=:.• .:."°:....:furtber::..::::=-.:men:::::t:::fon.::..:.o:.f _:::c:_ __ _.,. ____ _::U:!:ni::ted:::..:S~la~tee'.'.:...~°''....'.:'h~e-SoYiel~~
tell her tbe rcmmtk: line mOst· "~ish-walnuts"? Why not managed to m~ntain ~
1ppe•Hn1 to bachelors. Cer-cQn them "Persian walnuts"? the Soviet ~1~ ever. ~ ~= ton bor Ia,. 'DJ~~l <~\"'!" ,. ii mused to JOlD Mnacow m I.ct..... • ......... ~ &.~-~ _ ... ·lakinl ... ~,J!IO; """~ :am.J:~''IA ·iit ~ ti!<'~:. ~,.ataac1.11.~~ d1l7~ ...-. 1,. •'1~ '.')~l~~tiiM:ws1twile.'•,. .c;iii.s, I t ·~ . ' 11# L'i"'2. Yoawao1au< '·llS·'11i"118lt'll'tlb~gs"' • • • "'f t•e !'4-'ll'• .1'"' 7'" .a'r' • fir8. .... s "'I can't get you Romarua a . dects1bn not to
a1tr)if mJ 'mind" Should a YourQ¥monsa:?lflS~. follow ,,~ o~r CorJ:tmunist . WilJ lrl cboole'to '*all' "menu~ toekMMd ~11mt ~ c~11;11>t11.,1es 1n br-e•-'n& u..;:i the linaolng on tome ''will be uiOJ1 in CH!!Cl:ING ,l'dij>lop\111< ties • with. Isreel ~ lellow he might UP wM<...,. possibl<.·'Ad· brouiftt lharp rucl""1 from ...,wWU gfl'e uP ' • dres.s lltten to L. Jfi_ Bbv<S •. both the 1Kremll!r' and some
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kYERY 11 SECONOO in this ~each, Calif .• 92660. Sudan even severed their of· ~. the staf,isticians say,~:::;;:::::::::::::• some. lone car crashes into
·aom·ethlng ... OUR
l;AllfGUAGE MAN wislies to
~ out that it WM just
42.,_. qo that Mu Flletor m.-ted. up the w o rd
"mMeup." , . .. IF YOUR
"AfiL TO WAU. CARPET
!ll'aautifut:;IJlooming, Old Fashioned Vari eties
As Wefl :J:As T~e Very Letset Hybrids.
Ill· JMte than eight yean: Q_ld, !
it ""' oullast.f<d the noUcmai average.
UlNELINESS -Merried
men, are happier than sln}le
W!OfM'Q. Single women are.
,happier than married wOmen.
Macried women au happier
tha siJ'cle men. ·Such are
!lie l!n<lln8• of ...,.,..-chera at
t,Qe .university of ChicQo.
Why-single women• .tend wto !Je happier than mar r'l<e.d
women ls not clear. but Uiese
ICientists iMist that'11 the .....
HOW WOULD YOU like to
bl'QUast every morning on
clam,, chowder, pork and
beanli,1 corn bread, pumpkin
~ ~,.cold !J:eer! 11 ...... Wi!rilot!' 1bat'5'..n11Mlol1Jplo.
Bill Cody ate every morning
•• • DO WOMEN REALLY
make the final decision in UirM out of our four car
~? Evidenily. NOne ofhtr than William L. Mit-
!'IJelj; .ice p<elident of styling
.C Gtlheral .M~, says !O.
0P,EN QUESTION -·Can
)IOU·DBme any performer who
hn "been a box office star
longer than Joan Crawford?
D·O N 'T BELIEVE 'ANY-
BODY yet has explained why
women's hair; grows con.sider-
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ditional $35,000 a year in mar-
riage fees ••• YOUNG.L.\DY,
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l1laods S.foot..IV.-lnches tali,
you are exactly average.
PROGR~ -Can you
name the 10 most important
dev·elopments in the automobile? An expert says
they are: 1. The electric
starter, 1911. 2. All-steel
bodies, 1912. 3. Fou~wbeel
brakes, 1922. 4. E;thylgaSOline,
1924.. 5. High 'compr8uion
engi~ 1924.. 6. Lo_w pressµre
tire:B, 1924. 7. Perminent"an-
tifreeze, 1927, 8. Shatter-proof
glass, 1928. 9. Seal-beam
headlights, l!MO. 10. Automatic
transmissions, 1940.
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"In race track parlance,
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nuclear weapms do we have
stockpiled within the LUnited
States?" A. 'Ibe Government
says 11 ,000, but civilian scien-
tists who appear t.o be in
positlonll 1to know· Claim ~tt~s
more 11ke 40,000 ••• Q. "How
fast does a bee fly ,
ordinarily?'' A. About 15 miles
per hour.
ROMANCE -Once a woU,
always a wolf. That is the
claim. of a psychologist. He
says young men who chase
girl.sin a savage manner rare-
ly outgrow the inclination,
even though they may marry,
and young men who don 't.
ne¥• will. lt ls a talent
pretbmably, somewhat like
mlllicianlh.ip -either you've a« it or you haven'l
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.CIJlfornia t In 1 tit u t e of 'printed Gf· )lletorill. !A:t--your oountemebts ~on luuei Coidd' yotHha t1ld, woukl *er tbe
Tedmology •students have command, a.news meet.would • be insta'Mlt nrun. Pro' m eoontry via satellite from a ~ ••A roll out the front, elec-. bliilt, as .,.,y see it, the tronically prlnted 1 n d 'in. heme, housewives could see tape or disc data bank In, say,
... television ll!lt <i the future . eluding S\lbje<:ts ol .your wa~ and J>!ices al the Nf"'T York.
By pa s b I n c buttons-like choice. "'supermarktt.. fI'be students built the set for
• choosing a tune on a tavern ;'Al the technology for this ,A te~lsion camera ill ~ di!CUSSion during a Jecture-
jukel;tox-you'd get what yoo. exists today" s a·I d Ira front 0( the .aet woWd ptimut Mttkemtnar visit by Fred W.
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sealing off the pU01'-s coCkplt mjht dock with an t Uft.
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1iefospace experts at t h e conimunicatibn betWeen f fhe
Ul\lversity of S o u t h e r n stewards and stewardesses
C4liJomia. and the pilot .co'Tlpartment.
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M3j. Roger A. Picard, U.S. Cy amcirig the passengers,
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• student at use, and Chaytor with a heart attack, -the
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of ,aerospace safety. a bu~r message that 1t was
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jackings are s u c c e s s f u I possible.
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Earth Day yesterilay drew support across the nation
lrom Americans of all ages and walks of life, but es·
peclally lrom the naUon's youth.
Participation ranged from temparary closin~ of
)!itth Avenue in New York City to vehicular traffic to
demonstrauo11s against the internal combustion engine.
And from baroque music played in front of St. Patrick's
Cathedral in .Manhattan to a chapel service at -nearby
Chapinan College. There was also a good measure of
aimple plclting up of litter. In ~ch Oran4e Coast city, youth did "their own
thing" to show their awareness of the threat of pollution iil all its 'forms-air. water, nQise and visual.
The event was all to the good, for awareness of a
problem must precede 1ts solution. And certainJy the na·
tJon's youth are showing that awareness.
The question now is one of what an older generation
lied tQ. call 0 stlcl·to-itiveness. 11 Will the current anti· Pollution drive prove to be an'othei _pasaing fad, soon
lorwott.n when instant eurei are not forthcoming -and
wben. 1 new interesfUkes over?. ·. · · ·
Or will poJlutiOn's very real dangers to human life
and well being endow the movement with a persistence
aeldom -seen in human affairs?
. That the answer to thi~ question \vill be an emphatic
yes .is vital, for cleahing up the environment will take a
lifetlri\e and more. It will also require a commitment of
th~ best minds of the scientific and industrial community
al least equal to the commitment which successfully put
astronauts on the moon less than a decade after the pro--
gram began.
The nation's best hope for eventual environmental
cleanup rests with that great majority of our young
people who are not out to destroy the freedom values
\Vhich have made their nation the hope and envy of every
other n•ti()n in the, world. These are the future leaders
whose challe.Dge will be to imf.'rove, not wreck, Ameri-
can society (otherwise called 'the establishment").
This includes not only continuing the drive for equal . '
treatment o! all Americans under the law but reeo&niz.
ing and rejecting political opportunists and charlatans
whose' only coocern about 11envlronment" or ''pollution''
js picking u~ votes or a fast buck.
Underlying much of campus unrest is an idealism
of wbiCh Hsquares" can be proud, even in the midst of
their alarm and dismay over th·e anarchistic violence or
the fringe ·radicals. . The challenge, lo youth and elders alike, is to so
channelize that idealism that the nation will benefit on
all front·s from better education and greater justice to
major cleanup of our whole environment.
Women With Closed Minds
The image ol the Republican. Part~ in the Orange
Coast area -and potentially some of its effectiveness ·
-seems likely to suffer troin the shortsigl\te.\ •~llelli
of som_e organizations of Republican JV.tmltft, · In the Republican prlmarY to nolft._Bte a successor
to the late Rep. James B. l!tt , Lagl/lia Beach attorney
William WilCQ,xen is ·the leading chiilltniter to State Sen.
John G. Schmitz. ·
One would assume there would .be open dialogue
\Yitbin Republican ranks on the metj\1 of Wilcoxen vs.
Schmitz. Sut some of the women's groW>s-by no means
all or even a majority -have simply refused Wilcoxen
the courtesy of a hearing. ThJs can'i help but reflect
poorly on the whole party.
Wilcoxen stands for moderately conservative Re·
publicanism in tune with President Nixon. Schmitz, a
member of Ute John Birch Society, is . ideologically
locked into the far right philosophy, He has opposed
Governor Reagan's budgets and he hjs opposed federal
aid to education, something even th• ~ery conservative
Congres$man Utt voted~for. 1
A closed·mind image or a clos~oor system can't
help but reflect poorly on the whole D1rly.
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A Tourist .:Folkestone Folk D-istressed : '
This article la from The Tim.ti' of
London. Certain parallels m.ay be
dr:.rm between Folktstont and aL
UGit one coastal city of Orange Coun-j ~. Calif .
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f : J.O~DON -What happena ~hen a_ I ~ begins to feat"that law and order
Js breaking down, lhat ao one is safe
bn the streets, thal its young people
1 have turned inlo "hooligans'' ind
• ••yobs"? i ~ In Folkestone, a coastal town southeast
: bf London, these fears have become
: Dbleul:ve. The older generation of
: fbopbepers and bllsiaeumea sees the
: you1h of the town as a threat to safety
~ ~ a danger to the character of the
: town. But remedies they propose could
' Go more harm thin good, , · ; , Wbin the Conaervatives began stres,s.
I Inc •1Jaw and order," they might wen
hive had the ciUiens of a town Uke
Folkeatone in mind. -
~ IT IS HERE, at street-level, that the
' t.erm becomes a reality. At a packed
: tneetiq: of High Street traders in the '! Town Hall recently, the citizens of
Folkestone called unanimously f o r
~ harsher penalties from the courts and
• greater vigilanee from the police to ! (Ital with revolutionaries, drug addicts,
: ••spongers" and "yobs," or young
: troublemakers.
• The meeting revealed that law and l order is a concept open to the very
, widest iaterpretations -and distortion.
: The debate was the culmination or
U months of sparring -verbal and
physical -between local traders and
a group of young Folkestoners who used
the quaint, cobbled High Street as their
meeUng place. At one level the an-
tagonism is simply explained by J he
,, afj!uiOon gap; with their loog b a I r·,
unconventional clothes· and ambiguous
views on morality, the youth not unex-
pectedly upset the shopkeeper~.
THE POUTJCAL impetui h1i been
provided by Tom Fawthrop, author or
a serious-'critique of higher edocation,
"EducaUoa or E1aminaUon," aod co-
author of two other books 01 the student
left. Through meetings and an irreplar
underground newspaper, Fawtbrop hes
gained poUUCal support for his analysis
of Folkestone, a town plagued by
unemployment and notorious for low
wage3.
Local teenagers listen whe11 Fawthrop
reiterates time and again: "We reject
-the. values of life -or death ~which
Folkestone tries to Impose on yoting
people."
Last May, the confrontaUon flared into
the open; on three conset;utive nights
police and demo11stritors c I a.a hff: d,
resulting h1 17 arrests. >
Although law and order seemed 'to
be firmly established in Folkestone, the
Hlsh Street traders turned up in strength
for the recent meeting at Town Hall.
Speaker ~ter speaker painted a ter-
rifying pictµ,re of conditions h1 High
Street -old people and childre11 are
afraid to walk down it, the street is
used as a public convenience, windows
are regularly smashed and drugs are
openly trafficked.
\VllAT COULD be done ? One woman
suggested that when two or three yobs
1athered together ia the llrett they
should be moved on and "not allowed
to accumulate." Police with two dogs
would do the trick, she said .
The police were rouftdly abused for
dereliction of duty. Another speaker said
he had seen four youths congregated
·In the street and had telephoned the
p:>lice. "When the police arrived they
·spake to the yobs, then came across
to me and said, ·r can't do anythi1g
because they 're not doing anythllg'
That's the sort of police force we've
got."
There was some measure of agreement
that the district should be, declared a
development area; light Industry would
mean jobs for lhe young people thw
making, them "raUonal, normal human
beings like us."
I In the Governor's Defense
i It'a enough lo 1nake your blood boil! l h e o r y being that college-traioed
• J•m speakiAg, of course, of these scur. 1 • ,. economists, eriginee'rs a n d eduCatorr
! r i I o u 1 , unfounded. politically·inspired i "·. ; l \ H~p n. ·:·t' strtngthen the Communist state for the i charges against Governor Ron a Id I ~-,, "'J f""' ultimate showdown with capitalism:
• Reagan. \ · And It's true that Covetnor Reagan
: , J don 'l care what people say. There has consistently cut the budget for our
; is not one shrf!l!I of documented evidence does lhat make him an anarchist? own system of higher education. And i that Governor Reagan is a conscious Ju.st because Mrs. Mitchell wants to raised tuition. Aid attacked the students.
t aaent of the interaaUonal Communist crucify Senator Fulbright, does that mak~ Md • • • ~ COftSpiracy -at least none that "'ould Senator Fulbright a Chri!tian? E ! 1tf;nd up in court. BUT JUST B CAUSE Mr~ Reagan
Take the Governor 's recently-proposed Of course not. This Ls guilt by associa-wishes to weaken America in the face
t BloodbaUt Program, or programs for dis-lion. of the Communist threat, this doesn't
ii ~dent students. True. we associate blood· make him a Communist.
baths V.'ith Communist dictatorships. t.IOREOVER . bloodbaths are not,. per So falr is fair. There is not one iota
But just because Governor Reagan se. un-American. "Violence," as black of evidence that Mr. Reagan's a consciou~
wants to use Communist teclutiques. does m.illlant H. Rap Browa has painted out, a~nt or the Communist conspiracy. An
that make him a Commu nist? "is as American as cherry pie." uncoasclous agent, maybe. A• unwitting
Just because Black Panther David Thus we see that the Bloodbath dupe, perhaps. ~Hilliard wants to assassi nate Mr. Nlion, Program makes Governor Reagan al So let's hear no more about It. Lefs
l most a black miUtant. }.nd if he 'l.'ishcs all get behind the Governor in his at
• tC' be a black militant, he certalaly tempts to weaken America and deal
lj has that right. with his critics in the American way
What has been losl ln the hullabaJoo -by shooUng. cruclfying or boiling
••-•9!L.Uf.1.:ll{1I• is tha~ there is much to be said for them in oil. -the Governor's Bloodbath Program, if Fiaurttively s-peakini, <1( course.
competently staffed, efficiently planned
and economically executed.
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MUNICH The. first American.
British and Canadian tfOopJ w h o
liberated the infamous B'ei'gen-Bel.!!en
concentration ClJt1P futt 25 yean ago -
on April 15, 1945 -. were staggered by
what they saw, be,frd ind smel\ed. The
lf'w survivors we~ nothing but bOne and
skin covered by lice. Dead bodies were
everywhere. And the odor of burning
flesh was stiU rising from the crematoria.
Edith Bruck, one of the. Bergen-Belsen
survivors (Sle walked 800 miles in a forc-
ed death-march which'only 20 of the in-
itial l,IXKI Jews survived) says that she
didn't know the Americans were tiear on
that fateful April 15. In fact. she knew
llQ_QOO:g_ot_ w~t had b~ ba~ in
the outside world. However, for tht first
time in four years there had been no roll -
call that morning. When the first group of
five soldiers y,·earing strange uniform~
entered the camp, the firls-all standing
feebly at aUention in anticipation of some
new horrors -had no Idea they had &een
liberated.
EDITH BRUCK HAD always dreamed
that if she lived through Bugen-Belsen,
the world woold fall at her feet and beg
forglveness for all the unspeakable hor-
rora she had endured. On the contrary.
the British-American-Canadian soldiers
who entered looked at her thin skeleton,
then sprayed her with DDT to kill the lice.
But she had lived, proof oC Viktor E.
Frankl's (Auschwitz, No. 119104) thesis
that "he who has a strong enough wby
can endure almost any kJnd of ltow."
Some 200 of Berge~Belsen's survivors
will re~ on July 1 to ~Y the Kaddlsh.
or Jewish prayer for the dead. More.than
100,000 are buried in hwnerow: mass
graves at this camp. Commemorative
visits are increasing In number this year.
Abba Eban , the l.sraeli foreign minister,
visited Dachau last February.
IRONICALLY, ttie place! whe re the
greatest crimes of the 20th Century were
committed against humanity have now
become tourist attractions. At Easter,
crowds cf tourists jammed the parking
·Jot& at D!ld>au. Stventh ·lll)' Adventists
stood around handing out doomsday
literat.ure. Tour guides, u 1 i n g pro-
fessionally reverent" wlces, were ex-
plaining that more than 200,000 political
prisoners from all over Europe had been
housed in Dachau between 1933 and lMS.
Twenty.five yearn ago bulldozers were
used to clear away the piles of human
bodies. Today. visitors patiently wait in
line to buy admission tickets.
Part of the barracks at Dadtau have
been rebuih to give tourists an lm·
pression of what concentration camp life
under the SS tllgine of genocide was like.
Commemorative slides are available at
the kiosk. So are po$leards of the e•s
chamber1 and the 1aJJow1. Replleu ol
the Yellow Stars or David (whlch Ule
.Jewish prieooers were forced to wear)
are available and so are miniature
replicas of the vertically striped black
and white tunics wom by the prisontrs.
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Bar Moves to Kill
A Brutal Law
This year, \he Bar Association of New
York marks i\a 100th year of existe11ce -
for the first 91 of which it remained pret-
ty much a g•ntlemen's club, pre<Jerving
its own prerocat1ves more than protecting
the public's rights. Like nwst bar
associations e\'er)twhere in the .U.S.
During the last decade, however, it has
moved steadily away from its traditional
role as a professional trade u.o.ioo defen-
ding the Establislunent, Into the arena of
social coliflJct ud commwUly affairs. It
is even taking a belated look at ·the word
"justice," so often invoked )a ,speeches
and so tittle observed in practl~.
A COMMl'ITEE of the New• York Bar
recently recommended a long overdue
change in the ste.te law that is called
'"holder in due course." nm is a device
by which the poor, the ignorant, and the
gullible are tak~n to the cleaners by
greedy merchutt and uncaring finance
companies.
-_!J.nd~Llbis_ d_octrine__. wttj.ch hold<1 in -mom states, a buyer of shoddy or defec-
li ve merchandise is not permitted lo ~top
payments to a finance or reJit card
company, but muat keep on paying for,,
the faulty gooct., even if it is returned. He·
can sue the seller for "breach .of war·
ranly," but ~· is so expensi,ve and
troublesome that nobody will bother In.·
OF COURSE, reputahle departn1ent
stores and other cQftcerns of respectable
standing will make good on such
purchase!. But many companies that
cater to the Poor tum over t h e i r in-
~tallment contracts to a finance company
that becomes a "holder in due cour.-~·· of
the rontract. This company can rollE'tt
the money under anY circumSlance:, a•d
is not responsible for lhe condition \lf the
1nerchandise.
If you buy a TV set on an installment
contract. and the set is defective, you are
wholly dependent upon the store's good
will to exchange it or retura your moaey.
1! the store has sold your "paper" to a
finance company, the company has a
legal right to demand full paymeont, even
if the set blows up a week after you
bought it. You could sue the store, or per-
haps the maker. but this might cost you
as much as the set itself.
"HOLDER IN DUE course'' is a brutal
and pernicio~ d_octrine, which operntil!:~
uofairly to the benefit of the mf!rcha nt
and finance company, and \•ictimizel'I
precisely that segment of !Ociety which
cu least afford it. It puts the burdea of
prool, and the cost of litigation, on the
poorest consumer, who has neither the
resources not the knowledge to press his
claim or seek redress in the over-crowd·
ed C1>Urts.
Bar associations elsewhere s h o u I d
follow the lead of the New York bar in
those states where "holder in dlie
course" is in effect. Only when the letal
profession demonstrates-its 11enuioe de\'ll-
tion to justice will the public regain Its
dwilldling r¥pecl for the law.
T each Him Ho w to Live
fl is hard to say· today whether we are
educating our young' (or li£e or for
disaster.
Perhaps part of the re~llion o( youth
may be due lo the fact that they feel
their heads are being stuffed with useless
lumber, information that only 11 pedant
would enjoy acquirini.
Certainly ·many kid$ become 1tehool
dropouts because of a conviction. con-
scious or subcon1Cious, that they are
being taught thinp that are to them at
least a waste of time, and are not being
ta ught things that will help them land a
job apd lead the kind of life they have in
mind .
WHY SHOULD a girl who only wants to
wtirk a typewriter until she lands a man
have to study quadratic equations? \\lhy
should a boy who want s to become a
lawyer have to bone up on the History of
Vertebrate Meta11urgy or a subject equal-
ly nonsensical? We try to strap an t'du·
cation to the student's back instead of
leading him to the knowledge he needs.
Clvllitation ls alto getting so com-
plicated, It seems to me. that every stir
dent needa a aimplt course in how to Uve.
It would teach him in simple practica l
terms how to get along in the modern
world. how to cope with the problems
that all of us, no matter what careers we
follow , have to deal with sooner or later.
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Just what to do if a zipper sticks in art
airport resl room. and the plane is
scheduled to take ofr . in . five more
minute s.
\Vhether to ask a bill collector in for 11
beer when he kicks on your door and
demands to know why you are tw()
n1onths late with your last installment.
HOW TO "1AKE a forceful and winilin,it
plea for a merit raise on a day the boss
comes in with a king-size hangover.
Whether, as a traffic cop pulls oul hi~
book to give you a speeding ticket for
going only one mile an hour above the
legal limit. to make an issue of it or try
to throw yoursell on the mercy of his
badge.
Where lo put a ha tcheck ticket so U1at
later you can find it without fumbling
through your pockets: while the long Hne
behind you turns into a lynch mob.
What to do if a lady visitor in a nf'w
dress holds your baby in her lap -and
the baby gets suddenly mois t. Thursday, April 23. 1970
TM editorial pag• of doe Dally
PUo& 111k1 to inform and 1Um-
t&l&U f'todtta bu pre11ntlno thii llfWIJlO,,.,.., opiniotu ond eom-
MltltarJ# qn &opic1 of i111.«r11t
oncl '1gn1Jiclmct, by providing a
forum for tht tzpressiOfl o/
our rtoden' opf11ion1. and 1'11
prunting ~'ltl' diverie view-
pol!\lr of lnfom11d obs,,...,.
mid spok<!....., Ott IOplcs of th•
Wipillg out 10 or 20,000 college students
would save the taxpayers millions an-
nually. ("Cut and squeeie," I! the
c:ov.ernor . likes to say.) l\fld tbete Is
certainly no qqlcker way to stop Mot.~ and ·tf~111 up these unw1 s bed
' demonstrators than to gJ.vt them a blood·
bath .
Dear
Gloomv -WALKING THROUGll the crematoria SUCH A COURSE, for example. might
o{ Dachau, oo.ly 20 miles OOfd\ ol Munich, prepare u~ for auch exig~ncies. con-
These are a rew of the prime everyday
problems of civillzallon, Mnd so far our
modern educational system ha!i done
precious lltlle: to help man solve them.
""'· Robert N. Weed, Publllhtr
More damaging, to be Sl.lfe, ls the
chiate that Mr. Reagan'! entire policy
of hlgber educallon Is btini dirtcled
by the masterminds in the Kremlia.
Now-tt'a true that Comrhunlst natklns
place a premium on higher educalloa.
1'hey h\Criue their educa.tion budaeta
lllllllall7 ODii <Odttle tloe --liotJt
Gus:
,If• an those Earth DI)' folks get
started right now, they may bt
able to iave the moon.
-A. Cynic
it Is Impossible to recapture the horrors ttngencies, baffiem•nt.s and prtdicamc111s
perpetrated a aeneration ago. '!be Im· as.Jbese : C ONFIDENTJAl~TOSUS.
mcnsily of the crime ls quite beyond the How to sew on a button . PlClOUS 11 us BAN o : Oon"l
human grasp. No worldly atone:menl Whether it's sift to eat the content.11 of jump to conclusions about finding
seems ccnctlvable. ln fact, as paychla· a half.full can of food In the relr1gerator cigars in u1e ash Lray y,•hen you
trist Fredric Wertham pointed out in • afler your \\1fc bu btcn gone 10 days on come from work. Maybe It's not
Ry George--~
book on violence. many of the German a visit io bc.r folb. your wife, but !iOme _ hm. ™• ,..,,,.. ,..._" '"•'"· .,.._ .wt firms who used Jewish slave labor are to-\\'hat to say to a bore wht'!n he aliks you Somelimcs I'm not sure 1 u~ :=,-,:rr:. :..:, =......,,..:; ;;: day doing line: "Their shares are sound 11bout a perty \o which you havcn·t in· d nd the bl '---~=-.. ,~.~===-~~~·~..!.~.~'!Ir:" ___ ,vl_led ~--___ ._._•_rs_ia ___ pro_•_m_ .. _._. ----J.!;
iLui, CanafHNlla Tolf Now · J~ ·
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1 6 ··Planes, Copter Downed··
" S.UOON (.\I>) -Six .,.... ooe lB mi.Jna and. 10 were
wOlll>ded In tlie !"""'planes
apd two belicopt.er1 downed
T\l<lclay and Wodnesda,, tbe
American p I 1 n e 1 · and
belleopters ,liave boen lllot
down OD "°"1binc and ~
nellitnct m1lllons over Laoa incl Ii°"' the Laotian and comlnlnd allll.
Cambodian b or d er 1 1 in-Tbli talae<I to t,889 the nwn..
c:reutnc the toll for the pasl · ber of u.s. lir<rafl the
tWo daya to 12 U.S. alrtraft, AmerJcan commahd has re. the U.S. C6mmand..announced ~lost slnCe Jan. 1, JMI .
todl)'. , · -1be costUtst loss waa a
Two Americana were killed, twin-engine Air Force EC47"'
a IP'/ plane equipped with
elecirontc lllOOPinc gear tllat
was ihot down Wtdnnday
near tbe A S[illl Valley In
·the northwest ..-. ol South
Vletftam. Tw.> ot the crew
w~ killed and six were in-
jured.
TWo of the planes were hit
in Laol. Oot was an Air Jl'orce
F4 Phantom on a bombing *' * *. ·Reel Cross
Aids Viets
* * * * * * Nixon _OKs Giving ·
SAIGON (UPI) -Cambodia
all'ftd to allow·& Soulh Viet-
• . namese Red Crms dele11tion
to jo there this weekend to
slart ~ ~iaUoo o f
600,000 Vlt~mese. ·
Carn~ia Weapons
NEW YORK' (AP)~-The
Nixon admlniltraUoo h a s
decided .to suppty the •Cam-
lipdlan go~enl. < w, I t h
ieveral t.biJuum aulOlt'aUc
rifles cajltW'fid from North
Vletname11 antl -Vlet·CA ~
South Vietnam,'~ N~!(l.YJltk Times rePorted todlll'-' :r ·
on \tie Times report. A Stat.e
Department spokesman said
no deci&lon had been made
on Cambodia's request for
weapona.
nuasaon over north ctnlral
Laol. The two crtwmtn nun-
ed the crippled craft ·-· back to the~ -at UdOtn, Thailand, but tJlc:j<d about
14 milea from the ninwlll'.
They were pleked up l¥lhurt.
The U.S. Ind South Viol-
namese commands allo Wued
their weekly casualty sum-
maries reporting a _total . of
101.Amerk:lnl killed In action
last week. Tbls fllure Is 40
less than the week before and UPI ,....,....
nearly down to the Wffkly BM!kl C••-U aver1ce prevaillni before the r--
Communial <Ollllllllld'• spring Sen. Edward Jlurney
affenstve began. They also (J\..Fla~) 1ay1 Prest·
nported at Jeut 2,aq Viet dent Ntxon:s pollUcal
Cong and North Vietnamese advisor and l'lepub)lcan
killed, more than !DO lea 1ban Chairman Rogers C. B.
the week before. M o r t o n concun in
Two South Vietnam•" task Judge G. Harrold Cars-
forees Uu:usting inlo Noc<h well'• entry i11to the
Vietnamese military camps Senate race. Ke · said
inside Cambodia have un-they agreed the. candl-
coven!d · lwo ol the bluest ~acy would heal a pafty
munitions and ltl e d i c a I Split in F1orid1.
stockpiles of the war aionr -'--------with tons of e n em y
documents, informed IO\D'cts
said today. Official Biker
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General -Hootel1 Off Stage
' BJ Uala.d Prt11 llltenaUoul i200 .;bllck students, mostly
Goo. , Maawell T a y Io r , meiibera ol the Cari-formir cbllrman Of the Joint AaaoclaUon ol H o JV 'it d
Chiefs of Sta.ff, was shotued Un Ive rslty . demonstrated
J. off the stage at Monmouth agalnlt poulble U.S. moves
'College In West Long Branch, In Trinidad. -' N.J., Wednesday ntaht by otu-Raillnc their arma , In the
' dent rodicall who called him ·• blaok. -· ,.iute the · a ••tiller" and t. "pig." atudenta sboUted alogw and
The !ncident was one of the carried placardl rudln&. "Np
1 few disturbances _ durln& a more US A in~MntlOn,"
generally quiet day on cam-"Black power ln Trlpidad and
puses across the naUon.
"I can't continue," Taylor
said alter shouting and boolnt:
iJWrupted his &ee0nd attempt
to make a .speech, "Vietnam,
a Historical Perspective,"
before an audience ol 250.
Taylor was whisked away
by college and student olflclals
following an attempt by L
Tobago," Yankee eo heme"
and "Yankee set out." Tbey deportod p<acefully
when warned by polloe they
would have to Juve.
In New Haven, Conn., Yale
Un!venity students expreaaed
their concern f0t "the julllce ·
and rial>"" ol Black Panther' BoW>y Seale and 11 other 1
blac~ mtlitanll charpd In a
kidnap-murder case.
dissklen" to take over the ORY' CLIANING . 9 9 ¢
m1:,:.;.i,y P\fk, Pa., the BLANKET SPECIAL
=en~ :O':!d'°': ~~~ ~ RIOULAR $2.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •
courtroom today where Befort 1tOring your beddi111 for summ•r .•. put
Pennsylavnia State University them •W•y frelh, cle,.n •nd· moth prOofed. ~Int
lawyers soughl .to. make sin .,,1, 1,., , ... 3.00. Offor FOd until Moy' 2nd.
permanent an injunction en-~ ·
jolninl iirotestero frqm OC>
cupytng c1111pus buUdlnp or
dettroylng property. Cl9WN .
Soulh Vletnatn had offend
.repatriaUon to ill naUonals
in Cambodia foUowing ._a
from Phnom l'tnh lhat bun-
dredJ of Vietnam.,. had been
slain 1lnce Prince Ndrodom
Slhaqquk was OtJ.fted March
11.
Prtildtnt Niuytn Van Thieu
h~ COlllC.. Wldet ctiticlsm
from 16\n\ lludeJit · a n d
n!llglous groopo for•bOl actJng
prompUy to achleve·.repatria•
tion 1efore the massacres in-
creased.
The Times, quoting ad-
mlnli1ri!IM olfl<lals , Ji> a
Washington story, said the
~bodian government had
been warned against "Inflated
expectations" of f u r th e r
American military ase:lstance
wbett told ol the dedsioo.
The decision to supply the
rifles of Soviet design was
transmitted tut Friday .in a
ciible from W,ashingtoo to
Lloyd M. Rives,. the , U.S.
dw&•· d'affalril ·in Plmm
Penh, the1 Tlmff said.
The newspaper quoted in·
fornled IOW'Ctl as saying the
message said the United
States was wlllWg to supply
l,500 Alt47 automatic rifles
at once aod 4,000 -to 5,000
more wtthln two or three
weeks.
Sweeping in men than a
hundred armored perlOOMI
carriers 55 to 75 mile• west
of Saigon, the South Vltt-
nameae on Wldnuday llil(Dd
20 tons of munitlool,.five \dbl
of medical !Uppliea, ~ ISO riDes. Tbey reported ldll!ng
All was celm at Lawrence,
Kan., where a $2 milUon 'fire
da.inaged ,a student union
tiuJlding al the University ol
PRETORIA, South Africa Kanaaa Mondllj' night to thj
(AP) -Because hla official tune of small arms fire from
car can't ~yjcatt traffic jams roving bands of youths.
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White liouJe ~ officers
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the Rev. G. E. O.vid.a, the White Houle Wedneed~~ay~IO~me~=============~~~~~ new may« ol Pretoria, rli~~~ lo Ind from. bll olllce oe• a
16 North Vietnamese. motor ICOOter.
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tion. The reduction appliea to all four·, ai:J:., and
ei(ht-cylinder Nova model&
Thae Novu are equipped with the conventional ...mew mirror. The day-night mirror, bias belted
ply tirlla, cip.n!tlb U,ht.< and -t belt retzactora,
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to deal thooe day1. •
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Jf D.\ll Y PllOT • Tllut5d11, AP<il V, 1970
·schoQI Strike Gr·ows .Simon Says
UC Needs
-For State €olleges • '
Assembly 01\.s 'Universitx'
Service Empwyes Vote Walkout Friday Police1nen SACRAMENTO (AP) - A
bill to change the names of
California state coUeges to
s,tate universities ls before the
Senate today nfter t h e
Assembly reversed ltsell and
approved the measure 44-27.
Diego), failed to win the 41
votes ~ed for Assembly ap-
provaJ last 'Ftictay 'Jh)a 33-33
who are denied the word
university on thelr diplomas.'' LOS ANGELES (UPI) -lloo-tadtloc etn11loyot ol the
nMkln~• HCOnd lariest IChoot
dlltrtcl will join Niklna
teachm Friday momina: tn
a move which could hive a
devutating linpact on tile
alttady crippied s c b o o I
1yst:em.
Local 91 ol the Service
EIDf>lo)'el International Union.
-__.,u 1,000 bui and truck d r I v e r s , custodi•ns,
gsile-. col~ and food
Je}.'~lce worter1 and
w~men, vat.ea S-2: Wed·
neaday night to stay oU their . ...., i-.
,'Only 1,700 of the union's
mo:lnben porlicipated in the
poll_ bl.It F.cl Brat r ud ,'
-.11ry lreasurtt of . the
group, said the vote was of-
liclal.
"We have ftetived a ma-
jority vote from our mem-
bership in favor of calling
a SU'lke against the city achoo!
system effective this Friday,"
he said.
Bratrud said his union was
not tile olfici>l bargaining
agenl for non-tea ch i ng
employes but the group took
the strike action because of
job cutbocb by' the board
<I educ,ation.
"Witl\ budget cuts ft have
1,500 poslUODS on the line,
many oC fbem family men \
with the board haYlng every
intention of throwin& them out
into tbe llr"L It is a ailuaUon
we cannot lcnore •. " he llid.
Since tilt teachers strike
began last Monday, more than
hair ol the district's teachers
have ffillained off the.ir jobs.
Student absenteeism of the
district'! 650,000 students has
risen to about 50 percent the
past three days.
}µry Weighs Penalty
For Death of Child
ANAHEIM !AP)
The bill by Asgemblyman
E. Richard Barnes, (R&n
Jd J 11 i o n a i r e industrialist
Norton Simon, campaigning
for the Republican senatorial
nomi,.tion, says the Universi·
ty of California ought lo hire-..
50 percent more campus
policemen "to slop 111e damn 'Pot' Move problems."
"I don't care If you have
deadlock. -
"l ask you, I plead with
you," Barnes told th e
Assembly Wednesday, •'th
give me an 'aye' vole ... on
behalf of the graduates or
these outstandlng Institutions
''This ls the first step," said
Assemblyman John L. E.
Collier-(R·Los A n ge I es),
''.toward wiUicalion of higher
education In the State or
eauromia, and in my opinion
that is a step In the right
direction," Collier said.
BIBLE THOUGHTS
to · give up fo r e i g n Ge•" Okav c.,,1s,·1 Y••: J11u1 11id, "My YOKE ii language . ' . departments," ~ lllY ind my •llUROEN i1 lig .. t'' (Mitt, 11:
he to Id a news conference .I 301. So1111 1r1 1u•pri11d to l11rr1 th1t
Wednesday, "to me I think Of p } CltJi.+l1nity ir1volv11 1 YOKE i nd llURDEM
it is more Im portan t to ane T .. 1y ••Y 1•lv1tior1 i1 FREE lEph. 2:11. It
L i1 true th1t on'it <:1n not EARN 11lv1lion
LOS ANGE ES (AP)-Thc Conner wi!e, Bet\y Harrnetz have ... campus police. 1;1 ;, too v1lu1bl1 J: but ii ii 1110 true "What I'm saying is this," SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A tl1tt 'you mu1t -"work out voUT own Superior Court jury whh;,h or Rochester, N.Y., that he he added, "put mor e special Assem bl y Sui>-1•lw11ionwitflf11r 1nd tr1ml.linq"lPhil.2:121.Chri1th11WORK
foWld Ronald Fouquet guilty once beal her because she responsibility on the ad· committee on Drug Abuse has for u1 to clo! Thi "yok1" of Chri1t r1mlr1d. 1.11 of '" ox1r1 pullint
0£ murdering his ~year-old was unable lo keep their small ministration of the university informally agreed to recout· 1 plow. Tll1 ox ''" not work without th1 yoke lo .. 1rr1111 him
t Slop "-damn prob'-ms d to th1 plow. li•1wi1• 1 min work1 lor Chritt by t•king steP90P resumed dellber.alions .child from crying. . ~ cut v~t some o( ac:the men removing marijuana CHR IST'S YOKE upor1 ·him ond .,,,,..11i~ M1 1fforh to Chri1·
F , today whether he should be 'Mle defense called no permissiveness. There ls just from the legal category of ti•n tibor1 12 Pi t. 1,5.1 1. 611. 0:10, Mitt. 2s:J1 .401. r 'eedom Legal sentenced to life imprisonment witnesses. t 0 0 d a m n m u ch narcotics and calling it a Thi vok1 of C .. ri ll i1 ir1d11d, EASY I nd hi1 burden LIGHT •• , " restricted dangerous drug. · COMPARED WITH the! of S1t1r1. On• who 11rv11 S1t1n h11 '" or death in the gas chamber. Fouquet was convicted on pennissiveness. The ag reement W!tS' reached 1ncll 111, hi i vy burclin, both h1r1 ind .,,,11ft1r. "T.,, w•v of
1be eight men and four charges of beating his son Simon, a member of the Wednesday after a hearing on tr1n1gr1u ori ii HARD": "Th• w1g11 of 1in i1 DEATH" !Pr. tl:IS.
Kille 77 G• p do women considered the penalty Jeffery to death, then dum· UC Board of Hegents, said two bills to cha nge the Ro'". 6:111. In iddition, th• Chri1ti1r1 .,,, God, Chri1t i ncl lh1 r, ' J.Ven ar ._f'I, ping the boy's body in a can· he's been pressing for years category of marij'uana. Holy Spirit to h1 lp b11t .. i1 burd1n1 (Rom. 1:26·28, I Cor. tor 2ani hours Wednesday yon near Saue;us. for more campus policemen, 10:13, 2 Kin9, 6:16, H1b. 1:14) but s.1,n <:011tir1u1lly ADDS
CARSON CITY, Nev, (UPI)
-A convkted murderer, who
~ from 1he Nevada
state Prison and" mnained at
1-.e for nearly half i cen·
tury, bas been granted
c)en)ency after less than six
mooths back in jall. ·
"I just want to go out and
be a gtJod citizen1" 13.id
Leonard Fristoe, 'Tl.
He lVill live in New Mairo
with a SOD be delerted in
1117 -and -~ -•pin until &iI mcintbs qo at a
tearful reunion in priaon.
Fristoe, who manqed to
slly out of trouble 4urtng the
46 years he was at lar1e,
was turned over tO autborltie..
late Jut. year tn Compton,
Oallf.1 after a family areu-
ment al the home of -
10D by a later rilaniqe.
He was returned to the
LEGAL NOTICE
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DONUTS
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, ~· before retiring for the night. Judge J{.;o ·~ p'h Alexander. but has been told there's not Members decided to wail toil i nd fruitr1tion to hi1 11rv1nh. Thi dop• •ddic:t ind 1lcoho•
1 at ·least ~ a week before 1· 1 1·•. t st ' · · b d Nev'ida priloD, wbere he was In a brief pen,alty trial, the refused Pennit another . enough money in the budget. '' c:•n 11 ,,.,. o • '"' ,,,,,.,,.~,••11n9 ur '"· · nded pchild , _,. Jnd H ·d 1· formalJy presetlting the H1v1 YOU l1k1r1 upon your11lf Cllri11'1 111y vok1 or do vo11 -anted cl•-enc• w~-~--prosecution conte Fou· ste , .r,year"'Wt.l y. to e sa1 campus po tee are b 11 1 , 1 b 1 5 1 a• ~.. " "'~ · C ange in the form of 1;1,lsJa. 1u 1r "Toi, T1•rs, Sw11t ind l lo...,,·• •• you • c:r't or 1t1n ._ 4-3 -f .-. s•·t quet, 31, was a violent man · take the stand to testify more like prevenliye medicine · c 01111 to Chrl it! v;,11 ch11rch of Chriil, 117 w. Wiho11 St.,
"T a 0 wn:: ... e and rt14 • into the record against her father in the than a cure in dealin& with tion to the Asseml)ly ealth Cott• M111; lit 11, hi lp V••· l'ardom --~ nalt I al '-nt st .and Welfare Committee . ....,..~ ·,.~'i,;:;tat~ijlmon~y~~l~r~o~m:;;;;:~Fo~u~q~ud~'s..:pe~~y~n~·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~st~u~~~~u~nre~~··;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.\;o;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;i;;§§§ii~;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii Fristoe admitted he fat8111,
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'Ibe convicted nwrderer was
..-.i lo tile in prioon,
but escaped with a companion
in 11121 aller drtving the prison
warden to a local house of ~tution. ·
Chief Justice Jon Colllns ol
the Nevada Supreme Coo.rt
argued against · commutatim
Wednesi!ay m &rounds F,ristoe
killed the pu""1ng depull<s
"in cold blood."
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wipe the slate cl-" Collins
said. "It does not seeni lo
me this rulfills the law of
our state."
Gov. Paul LaJalt, board
chalnnan and the man whose
vote made tbe majority,· said
he .... not trying to jutllfy
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -
MI AM I (AP) force f« U years, saya almple Arla. -1and de.,.tmtntal , the force ls 1experimenUrtg to
)..1otorscooters that cost $2,108. malhmnailcs m&y spell tfie reorganization followed . cheei: tbt" ef~ectlVeneaa: of the LAKESIDE, CalU. (AP) _ Tired of commuting to guu.le oil instead of apples extinction of ~ corps. "lt looks like he wants to three-wheelers compared to
work! John Hedger gets up and putt-putt alq too fast to "We're pot moneymak~. mechanize the whole wllt, and the horses. '
at 4:45 a.m., drives to promote good will may we're a luxury. All a py on a I don't think he has any ln-The ~ of late Police Chief
GUletple 'Field In El Cajon replace lbe Tenne.... walking """'ie, does all day la band taillon ol Including Ill In bis Walt.< Headley, ,wbo wu iJ>.
Une vote that would Um1t can-and (Ue1 hls four-seat plane horses of the Mlami Mounted out Uckets 80 naturally be future plans," Reid aaid. tarumental In fCMlndinJ the to Burbank ·-II Ganp1°re won't admlt to a' ::!; -~~ 1-, ~·s . ••,••-dldate campaign spending for -.w.i; m es P o Ii c e -thoroughbreds. J.M ..... in more dollars. we are 11"""' ......... -v we away •-get to work bo b 'th ••-1 k ,_ d -·... master plan to do f"BY wl handwrlUng ls on the wal~ and •47 9--i··ay broadcast time. He aald it -w U8 l wi 1o11c:: n c ea an more of a public lflsUtutlon 4 ,_ ....
·-----------Mo·unties-'Saddle' Scooters No Traffic, , .
· ' Just Birds
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foot tbe bill for presldeQilal
elections to ensure Utat all
candidates get a fair chance,
in the view of DemocraUc
NaUoooj Chairman Lawnnce
aho .by 7:30 a.m. dimes of school chlklren. ..._ , • the patrol. He does say the maybe Garmire figures the Hou": 11 a.m. to 1 O p.m.
wed at least that Congress The one-hour flight takes For 22 years "mounties" ne San Francisco 1 cable 1-;;;unl;;;;;;t ;;;ls;;;too;;;;;;e;;ixpei;;;;;nal;;;v;;;e,;;;bu;;;;;;t;;;adds;;;;;;;;;;;;moun;;;;;;;;;tl";;;;;;wil;;;;;;l ji;;ust;;;;;;lad;;;;;;e;;;aw;;;a;i;y;;; ... ;i;;;;;;;'°';;i;i;-;;i;;;ii'';i;'i;;••.-;;;•;;;•;;; .. ;;;";;;''~ was f o c u s l JI. g on the 7 to 10 1a1Jons of gasoline have patrolled sectioM of cars. We spend half our day II
seriousness of the campal~ and Hedier, a de 1 i C n Miami. Today there are nine talking to little ,kids and
F. o·~en.
The Democratic official also
warned that the two party
system in the United States
may not survive unless new
ways are found to finance
political campaigns.
flnanclng probleJP,-eqeloeer for L o c k h e e d horses and rive beats -but tourists and rnerchanls who
But be refuse(( to late a Aircraft, says "I rtali.ze thal ooJy four riders. A three-know us," Reid said.
more definite position on the I spepd a jood percentage wheeled motorscooter travels ''Don't get me wro111, we
bill wliich a1So w~ iJve ca~ ol my paycheck gelling back a different beat each day to can cover as mi.ich on a horse
didates Wholesale rates1 in IQd fQrth to work," take up the slack, and the u four men oo foot, and we do
buying brOadcut time and He ahares ~ cost with mounted patrolmen fear pro-our job of controlling tralfic.
-repeal the equal time ,ro-three passengers who also gress may soon yank them out But who'.s golng to stop a
vision of the Federal Com-work ln Los.Angeles -area of the saddle and foist them motor . scooter to pet ils O'Brien, in a UPI interview, r said lbc DemocraUc Natiooal
: c.omm.tttee has launched a
: new study on how to "ensure
: equity" in campaign finan -
111:unicaUons Act ae It applies aircraft plants. They all get behincl the handlebars. ga!IOllne tank!"
to presidential elecliom. home by 6 p.m. "As far ~ I know, it's not ln 1967 a stable fire killed 11
O'Brien, who was drafted Hedger, M, has been official, but they have been horses, and a c hi Id re n 's
sl:r weeks ago to return to nym, IQ work around Los whitlling away at us," said Of-crusade bri>ught n i c k et 1 ,
cing. the post he held in IMS, cited Angeles slnce 19$3. •He likes ricer George "Smiley" Reid. dim~s and dollars into a fund
the financing problems the it beeau.se he can live in "When .we lose a man1 they set up t.o replace the animals. He tenned "a step in tbe
right direcUon" a bill passed
by the Senate ln a near party-
Democrats faCf: in the NOvem.-Lakeside, aVoidi.D& freewa ys won't give us a mounted Last sum.mer Miami ac--
b e r congressl:onal elections and smog. replacement." quired a new police chief -
with the party already $9 --~-"'.'.-~-~-~~-"'.'.-~-~-~-~"'.'.-~-~-~-~-"'.'.'..___Reid~·~·~wt."..th"._.".the~.".m~oun~ted"'_.!_Bernard~~C'G".:arnure~".:· ~or:_:P'.:'.boenix~~· ~· cc million in debt. -1-
Ceramics,
Golf CW.Sses
The natioftal committee, he
said, "obviously ts not going
to be in a poslUon t.o un-
dertake any meaningful finan-
cing et campaign activities in
1970."
fopular But he added that he hoped
the co mmittee would be able
to compeOiate (or the lack
Two evening classes have <l£ ~y with a creaUve pro-
won it hands down in populari-gram this fall and predicted
, ty at Saddleback College -a standoff or Del gains for
. golf and Ci!ramics. the .Democrats in the ~
With the beginning of the gressk>nal .elections w i t "signlftcant gains" at state : spring quarter, Sadd1eback house levels.
had to open acklilklnal classes O'Brien said inftation ac-. in beginning · golf , a n d
: ceramics, said Dr. Fred H. compiinied by a 8 percent
· Bremer, president. unemployment rate would be
· The college scheduled one the main issues io the coming -
class of beginning golf ln a campaigrL -
new extended-day curriculu1n The· Democrats will abo
veoture, but the demand "·as_ make a campaign issue Of
so great another class was "the dilly e(lcroachment" on
added. A .similar demand American freedoms under the b diti r current administration, h e rougbt about the ad on ° said. aiming their fire at Vice a ceramics class. • Total registration for the Pr!!ldcnt Spiro T. Agnew, At-
Spring Quarter is 2,02.1 with tomey General J o ~ n N.
J,IMO fullUme students and .933 -Mitchell .and presiden~ aide
part-time stude nts , Or. Cla~k ~· Mol!enholf.
Bremer said. The final tabula· . 0 Brien said the p o w e r
tion at the end of the winter given Mollenlmff to examine
quarter was 2,008. ~~ome t~x ~~t.un,i.s w a s
With the expansion of ils reprehensible, ~he.added
curriculum thil year, and the he w~ld delay f1hng · a suit
coming of daylight ·sav~ ~to .cMDenge. lev11tf .of the
time, the commlDlity college action u n t I I congress_!~
added golf under the ·j>hysical com!f11ttees comple~ Uie1r m.
education program ih the -vest1gaUons. . .
e-nina r.r Ule lkst {~. 'Ille Democratic official ~ • --.,, · be..i .. n1 accused fiPresidecat "lion of Instfuctor for ~ ....... ng "not levilmg" w~ tbt1"pu.b'llc golf elu:se1 is ROy Stevens, VI tn . .. •
college golf coach and physical 0~.""'"~ amdm .. ·..l-(lon ha 1 education instructor. The class , .. is a iru_,,... .
is taught at San Juan Golf played games with our b~,t.oric
Course. co~cept oI democracy, be
Instructor ror the ceramics1-.';;;";;;d;;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~iiii-""i/ course is.Tom J. Gaines, full-II
time art instructor at the col·
lege.
Coast Youths
Gain Honors
Nine Fullerton J u n i o r
College students from the
Orange Coast have been plac-
ed oo the President's Honor
List for the fall seinester, ac-
cording to college officials.
The students were honored
for their scholasUc ratings Jn
maintaining at least a 3.0
grade point average in 12 units
of study or more at the junior
college.
. Tbe students names and
former high schools are listed
below:
Santa P. Jones, Capistrano
High School ; Roger S. Jones,
Fountai n Valley High School;
Laurie A. Uhan, Huntington
Beach HJgh School; Gregory
S. Warne, Marina High School
and Stanley K. Ke!llrakil,
Westminster High Scllool.
Cynthia M. Aguilar~ ~an L.
Anse1,··Susan E •. A.rehung .and
Florence. R. Barruga, all of
Mater Dei High School.
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Industry Not Wooing Prospects ..
su11111 c~ns1 Grads Scramble as
0,. NlfMt,, 6:41 , ••.
Joh Market Shrinks I IN LAGUNA I
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Q.rtdqaUng college seniors,
'accuMotll8d to being w~
by ~s and lndll8try, ~ill
find it harder getting jobs this
summer than in past years.
A Lig: .• )ob market resulting
frotn a general economic
sJowdown atKI cutbacks in
government def e.n s e er·
penditures will have the class
of 1970 scrambling after jobs
rather than being chased by
companies. But there will be
enough pl)Sitlons to go around.
Says Dr. Bruce Laua:blin,
director ~ career piJ¥mlng at ~~-St a ( e Unl\'erslty:
"OY""'!!. tho dWnbor of job
offers i! probaJ:i down a thiNI.)• . • .
Stildents can take 50me coo·
.90Jation, however, from the
fact that salaries will be
record high for tho9e winning
·the top positions. On ~ other
hand, some students in certain
fields may have to consider
changii:ig careers.
' SllOWs TfiENDS
Alt As90Ciated Preu IW'vey
.shows tflese trend! shaping 'UP.
GD ~Puse! across the COUD-1 .trJI;...... .;r 1'"1 !
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-'lbt number of companies
cancelling recruHlng visits iB
running as high as 25 percent
at some colleges and
universities.
-Students w i l h bachelor
degrees in the techn1cal fields
will be the hardest hit. There
is little demand in t h e
aerospace, electronics, elec-
trical machinery and auto-
motive industries.
-The higher the degree a
student has, the less chance be
has of getting a job he wa11ts.
It's a bad year for holders ol
masters' degree and doc·
torates with many advanced--
degree alumni returning to
their alma male rs .to setk help
In finding jobs.
~mpanies are more picky
this year: they want' higher
grades and fewer long'-haired,
slappy dressers.
Placement e l p e r t 1 say
sevece budgetary belt-tighten-.
ing by the federal government
has had the greatest impact
on the job market for college
graduate1. With 1 cut Gf $4
billion in defense spendlpg and
$350 million knocked.out of·the
space program , corporations
aren't gelling the oonlrilcts
they used to. Goverruoent is
hiring fewer people. All> d
universities aren't g e t t i n g
research grants.
"We· don't have the demand
or need for engineers -of all
types," says Russell K.
Peterson . employment
manager for McDonnell
Dopglas _Corp.• in CaUfornia.
The company · re<tdCed ··by 25
percent last year the number
of campuses it visitJ na-
tiGnwide.
CllfBACKS FELT
Elsewhere In the
aeronautics and electronics in-
dustries, sizable cutbacks in
recruiting visits are reported
by Boeing Aircraft, Lockheed
Corp. and Martin Mari~tta
Corp. North Ame r ican
Rockwell Corp. stopped all
campus recruiting a year ago.
Jack Morgan , placement
director ln the University of
Missouri's college of engineer-
ing, say!!: "I expect we will
place all GUr gra'duates, but
not in jobs they were in-
terested in orlglnally."
The only exception is the
chemical engineer, who is in
great demand. ·st a rt in g
salaries for h.im are hitting
Sl.2,400 a year. A healthy de-
mand aJsc is reported for
specialists in the petroleum
and public utilities industries.
A decline in government and
busines!I funds for research
and developm,ent programs
coupled with an overabun-
dance ot teachers on the COi·
lege level has hurt the holders
of advanced degrees the most.
NO SUCCESS
"Right now, our enginering.
physics, chemistry and
humanities Ph.D. 's are having
little or no success getting
jobs," says Dr. Lawrence
Simpson, placement director
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at the UnlversJty of Virginia . marke!Jn&,, co m-e u t f:t .ap-~ M4;j_~3\0
With a vast supply of young pllcations and fln'.ance; . and l'(Ql.~~;-;;;~iAiJiEiiti'l
manpower and less<!ning de-te4chers depending in ,,.,Pich ; l\1E \N
mand, employers are !>'Ing leotlon of tho country they... WE t,.£0CIATS
choosier than ever. Standard! located. · I'
are high for the projected Experts also say ~ity ...a· seeds
d emand 0 led f ru1t5 746,000 sludenla wbo ar~ex~ roop graduales are m great Ca111\8S .
pected to gra uate Two ·black 11 c h o o I ~ in F al\CY r
bachelor's degrees. . -.... _. · Virginia -Virginia State 'and ,1:..:::::..-.::::::::::;
F o r exa~ple, accountrng Virglni_1· Union unlversiUW in ' GIFT PACKAGES major! are 1n great demand. RicluriOnd ....,,,,.. ~f-" Anynnt who is a qualified ac--· ... .._ .... .,.... • WE MAIL £YEIYWHER£
countant can write hi!J OW1t • 1~ ·t CQmPani~.U.. that-· ~ '--""-"=..;;;.==--'--..
Ucket," .. ,. S.LH. -Williams ~~:.~~~t ~:""""~· :-:~:~~e~~·,·:":~~~~·i~~~~~~~~~~ recruitment manager f o r-• lnuseS~ \IP W' Uftli qun-
Anierican General Jnsuranee ' .~ ~ • ·
Cc. in .Dallas, T,x. Begiftning
accountants are being Offered " ~~h1:0·~:/~~y~:,.r; SMILE-A-WHILE DAY CAMP
For All Boys &. Glrl1 A9es 4 • 14 ' e SWIM SCHOOL INST. e SPORTS e CRAFTS
• COOKOUrS e 'TRIPS e DANCING e TENNIS,
OPENING DATE:
JUNE 15th
Camp Headquarters:
14S82 BEACH BLVD.
TopEducatorSuggests Tots
Should Be Sent to School
hand' attitude ls gone now,''
sa~s Maurice Mayberry,
placement director at the
University of Florida i n
Gainesville. "Students . w h o
have figured.on easy jobs dur-
ing the · past µiree or four
years are coming to a rude
awakening. Now. not only is
their Jl'.lodi;.. of dres~ changing
but their 'pfacdttS ·are too.
They are learning to write let-
ter and do other traditionaJ
tltings of job-hunting.·•
SALARIES UP
Over-all, salaries on the
bachelor's I e v e I are up
between 5 and 7 percent over
last year, according to the
College Placement Council, a
nonprofit group which keeps
tabs on college recruiting. The
council says ,the aver11ge offef
to technical Students has risen
from '819 to $861 a month; the
average offer to nontedlnical
students from $111 to $765 a
month.
NOW TWO LOCATIONS:
LOS ANGELES & ORANGE COUNTY
·530-3333 CALL FOi INFORMATION
AND CAMP ll:OCHUJIE 894-2312
SAN FRANCISCO (UPl)"-
America's top educator says
the nation should consider
"radically" new approaches
for overhaulin~t the public
school system, including sen-
ding two-year.old children to
school.
"Child psychologists have
long known that the 'first five
years in a ctUld's life ..are
crucial in the development of
inteWgence -that as much of
that development takes place
in these beginnning years as in
the next 13," said James E.
AJlen Jr., U.S. commiseloner
of education.
"Yet for the most part,
society has Ignored this fact
in its provision for public
education, a s s u m i n g no
responsibility until nearly the
end pf this crucial perlOO."
Allen suggested the govern-
ment establlih a network of
experimental ~nters for early
childhood education. E a c h
child in the system would be
given an individualized learn-
ing program irepared by a
central computer.
"The purpose of the center
would be to find out
everything possible about the
child and his background that
would be usefu l in planni'ng an
individualired learning pro-
gram for him," Allen said.
Central diagnostic centers
would be set up where parents
would take children at age 21h.
A child would stay In special
centers until the age. cf six,
learning to work and' play with
chi l dre n of va r iou s
backgrourxls.
He would then attend a rion-
graded primary school from
age six to IO, a non-graded
middle school to about age. 15,
and then a more 1pecialized
He's Sgt. Oink
Doesn't Mind 'Pig' Label
said Nigro. •·tn fact, they're
pi"oud of it. They wear those
little gold pigs, don't they?"
secondary school for career
preparation.
"From the time the child
enters the system, un_til the
time •be left, he woWd be
al!Gwed to proceed at his own
pace in each Subject matter
area, in non-graded fa shion,"
Allen said.
"U the home i! contributing
negatively to the child's deveJ.
opment, it, too, !!hould receive
attention and aid.
"The idea is to make the
child's tot.al f:nvironmenl one
which will, as much as possi-
ble, serve positively his educa-
tional needs.
"We need to begin to think
in tenns of how to make equal
opportunity a reality."
Allen, who m a d e his
remarks gefore a convention
of the National School Boards
Association, s a i d President
Nixon has already requested
S25 million for experimenlal
projects such as the one he
outlined.
"I have brought this model
to your attention primarily for
the purpose of challenging
each of you not only to con-
sider new approaches, but
radically new approaches for rour own school districts.
"The mOlttlt.ain of establish-
ed structure and traditional
practice in ed~~n must lie
moved. NJ school boards plan
Despite the waning demand
in the technical fields, place-
ment experts say demand is
fairly good for law graduates,
pharmacists, specia.lists i n
FREE ESTIMATES.
COLLEN'S
CARPET
Floor ind. Window Cow1ri1191-
C1rp1tl ~ Dr1p1ri11 -Witt
P•p•rl -li11ol1u111 -Tr•111p•r·
111t Wi11dow Shed11 -l11door
I Oujdoor C•rpeti11g.
If you 1r1 h1vi119 lroubl• deeid.
i119 whit type of c:1rp1t you
went, or whit qu1lity you n•td.
dop i11 111d ••• rne.
FRANK COLlJNS
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LADIES SPECIALITY SHOii
ANNUAL STORE WIDE
DRESSES
"Edit4' Moi1
COATS i1 th1 bo11.
PANTS Sht 11111
PANT SUITS he1 •loth11
el • Ion . ..
BLOUSES
ALL SALE mMS AT
LEAST '12 OFF. SOME
75°/o OFF.
424 SGuth Coast Hwy.
Laguna 6e•ch
494-1949
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
A new sergeant at the San
Francisco Police Department 's
Mission Station doesn't mind
being called a "pig."
Sgt. Robert Oink. badge 650.
is a pig -a !-month-old
Poland China hog who wears
a blue_coat with SFPD stapled
to the front. Hls fellow officers
love him.
II for a new decade, 1 hope that 465 fo rest Aft .. Log11N Open Sundays Minuteman the respo..,ibility ror change
will be a pr Im a r Y con-494•6701 All Credit Ca rds Welcome
Shot Fro1n Base 1~"~·der~at~ion~.'~' ===.;..d=iii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:ii~iii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:ii~iii:iiiii:ii~
"Pig" is what the mllitanls
around the coontry call a
policeman. Now, some offictrs
not only doo't min"d the word.
they wear litUe piglet tie ta cs.
Sgt. Oink was the gift Tues-
day night of Joe Nigro. a
Mission District barber, who
figured the police wouldn't
mind. A friend won it in a
raffle.
"They don't care anymore,"
VANDENBERG AFB (UPI)
-A Strategic Air Command,
combat crew successfully
launched a Minuteman II'
Intercontinental 8 a 11 i s ti c
Missile Tuesday down the
western test range.
An Air Force spokesman
said the 5:01 p.m. launch was
conducted by a crew from
the 34lst Strategic Missile
Wing, Malst rom AFB, Mon·
tana. No other details
released.
EL CAMINO TENNIS SHOP
OPENING SPECIALS
TENNIS BALLS
J .. , .. , ·-'1 90 J C•ru per cu1tomer •
All Top Nome lrand
Tennis Equipment
RACKET
RE-STRINGING
~
011 Hmtd For Letson
CALL GAIT ot IOI
242 Avenue Del Mer,
S.n Clem•nte
c
e Bo11da e Gree-v es e Triumph e Yamaha e Kawasaki
SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST ESTABLISHED
., MOTORCYCLE DEALER
Our MECHANICS HAY! AN AVERAGE of 10 YEARS EX·
PERIENCE. They are aniciou.s to prove they can make
your ~e ru!' faster and better.
BEACH CITIES CYLES
525 N. El Camino Retil, San Clemente 492-6-74-1
stereol03FM
• the sounds of the harbor
;_· _k.ds::~~you\re never heard it so go~d
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·".Allon! Jr., Roullt C:trol. tnd WllUam
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Beautifyit.ig Cou.nty
Shown tak.in,; a break during a park beautification
project of Miss Orange County pageant contestants
are (from left), Susan Reid, Corona del Mar: Kath-
leen Knutson, La Habra·, and Rosemary Kelly, Foun·
lain_VaJley.-They'll be .among -19--hopefuls Friday
night at Garden Grove High School for !he 8 p.m. event. .• lonTWlllQI , '!: Ntvtroo, Htl~n l.tullt Ind A1fonlo,j-----------------------• Enrl(lllf :r lllldl1rd,, M-l• Jttn tnd JKk Alltn < Hr,1trr, DlrMr• A. Ind R-r o. (; N ChOll. JudY Y 111d Gitv L. Wor.-n, l!'"'llY S11t 11'Mi1 J1mts ElllW•rd Wln .. r, Shelli D. 1nd P1W C.
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V11qutJ, John 1nd Rostm1rlr EClll'IOncllOn, ll1>rber1 Lvfll'I Ind M1rvln .. Ms;t;;11tn, John Wltlltlft llld Sustn
Vo~~t1J, Robert M. tnd Mtnu.11 E.
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l:l"' Ol¥1d llrnr111 llld EWIVl'I J. udrt.al, Gtr11dlnt Otlorn, and
•• Lcllll W1rr"' • Wlc1tn M1rolrlt M. 1nd IUtllerd .. W1Cllllbtrnner. H•rotrt P. 1n0 ~Is V, M~01ni.1. Mia.Ml D. Ind Mtrv OUl!t 2t11Mr,_ Mlthlldl M. •fld Ul1m Br1d1eV • FOWIH( C~trll'llt O. tnd Httl'V A Slaco, 11<llle ti. l ndo'f;toh F. TurMI'. Bterlv ~ 1 G1rv Lew~ Hl1Wr, ShtrrY A end Obtrl OWtn Vtnd1rv1lk. Joht'.nnt1• lrt111!1111 ind Mtr(l.lt Dl-C11ro. Gtrlldlnl Nrtl 1nd Lto Pt\11 •-Ne.,.~b~ Plllltl1> Hirt Ind llobbVt ..,,n $ourl11!, Dtl!IPll Ind Joh"'Jll W. Ptlltrton, Allee P. Ind trrold E.
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• el~fe'l:l.crw.r, Robert W. Ind OilkH'ft E. Price. JO-Grlftllh Ind 1r"'I Relc1te
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loclt!y. Ptcllk: Viirw Mor1wrv, Dlrte1or1.
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WettcWf Mortuary
427 E. 17th St., Co1la Meta
&41'1111 • BALTZ MORTUARIES
Corona del Mar OR J.N50
Cotta Mua Ml W4U • BELL BROADll' AY
MORTUARY
110 Broadwty, C<:I Mea
LIUIU • DILDAY BROTHERS
"' • HunUnstft Valle,
111-ll'y
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H111tlnitol Be1dl
141-ll'll' • PACIFIC VIP
MEMORIAi> PARlt
Cemetvy • Mirlurf
Chapel
UM Pactllc View Drift
Newport Beacb. Cllll ..... -• PEEK FAMILY
COl.ONIAL FUNERAL
DOME
1Mt Boin Ave.
Wt1tmla1ter ll34U5 • SllltFFEll l\IORTUARV
l.apq9t1t• jfl.IJIS
Su Clellenle llMI• • SMJTlill' MOJITUAft)'
117 Miii 111. Du--~,• -
f alky Coµpk Facing
Trial in 'Pot Farm'
SANTA ANA -A Fountain
Valley couple who allegedly
raised marijuana in their
garden have been ordered to
face jury trial July 8.
Stiperlor Court Judge James
F. JuQge set that date for
John Robert, 28, and Joan
Smith after accepUng their
pleas· ol not guilty to charges
Weed Fight
Under ~ay
ORANGE -II is the time
for destruction ol 'lloxioua
and downy weeds" in the
Orange County Weed Abate.
rnent Program, now in its 26th
year.
County F ire Warden Elmer
P . Osterman has mailed let-
ters to some 8,000 property
o w n e r s in unincorporated
·areas of Orange County ad-
vising that ~ is agaJn time to
start cleanup operations, a
significant part of the fire
preve ntion program.
P.ro~rt·y owners have until
April 29 · to do the job
themselves or the county will
do it through a private con-
tractor ,.lecled by bidding.
Osterman warned owners
that the cost of labor and
equipment~ha:r1ncreased-over
last year and that the charges
for cleaning. which will be ad·
ded to the owners' tax bills,
are expected to be higher.
Youth Faces
Death Trial
SANTA ANA -A Sanl.a Ana
youth who allegedly shot and
killed a 13-year~ld girl as he
and his companions fled from
a gang battle has been ordered
to face a jury trial June 10.
Paul Albert RuJz, UI, Plead-
ed not guilty to murder
charges Friday before
Superior Court Judge James
F. Judge. Those charges will
also be debated before the
same judge May 21 in pre-trial
arguments .
He is held in Orange County
Jail in Heu of $50,000 ball.
Ruiz is accused of firing the
shot last March 7 that killed a
girl who was standing in a
driveway adjacent to t h e
scene of a gang battle. Of-
ficers claim that he fired his
weapon from a speeding car
as the youths left the scene of
the disturbance.
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WOllDER~lll rDRLD Q~ Pm
LIZARDS
•nd
REPTILES
SPECIALS
Dea rt e IGUANA
R911. 2.98
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e LIZARDS
R911. 3.95
GrHn e TURTLES
Rog. 98c
5 ft. $2996 e ANA·
CONDA
R911. 35.00
e TEGUS
Rilg. 12.95
5 ft.
Retie $2ft96 e~YTHON 7 · R911. 39.95
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, By JACK BROBACK or -. DMtr ,.... ·if1ff
SANTA ANA -County
<\dmiltlalrallv• Officer Robert
E. Tbomu Wl'Clneoday recom-
mended aplNI the eslabl1'ho
ment ol • -COW!1J! Deparl.
ment ol Environment Controt,
but suggisted an intenalve·
study of the overall problem
"as rapidly as pass.ible."
· The sqggestion for a new
department was made by
supervisor Alton E. Allen I3st
Jan. 2, and , the board re-
quested the feasibility ,report
which Thomu submitted Wed--
nesd>y.
'lbomas suggested that the
boord adopt 1 policy slale-
lnenl and principles lo guide
proa:ram planning efforts and
that the board'schedule a joint
session with the county Plan-
ning Commission on the sub-
ject.
The jgini meeting would
hear reports from the county's
eight departments .. now in-
volved in environmental quali-
ty control an~ from outside
private interests, such as Proj-
ect 21."
The board approved
Thomas' suggestion.,, adopted
a pol.icy· statement offered,
and directed the general plan-
ning ,mff ·. to prepare an
En vi room en ta !Quality
Program.
Both Planning D i r e c t o r
Forest Dickason and county
EnvlfonmeotaJ Health Direc-
•
MARKC.
BLOOME.
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(H71/1'J (M71/15) 1.15•1•
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14040 HOOKHUlST
fC1n1.r 91 ll'l>Ollllll'M & W•hlllMtll')
fluding environmental con-
alderations.
"Another reality which must
be laced is thal the 'rights'
ol aome may well have to
receive secondary con-
sideration in order to protect
the 'rights' ol all to a quality
e1tvirorunent.
"Also 'progress and growth'
1as eilsts today may requlrt
restraints due to the inability
of our environment to absorb
the effects or this 'growth and progress ....
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2119 S. Harbor Blvd. (at Orangewood)
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BELLFLOWER
15722 Lakewood Blvd. (near Alondra)
BREA
707 S. Brea Blvd. (at Fir)
BUENA PAR K
6002 Beach Blvd. (at Artesia)
CANOGA PARK
1 6501 Topanga tanyan (near Victory)
COSTA MESA
1550 W. Adams (at Royal Palm)
CYPRESS
5607 Ball Rd. (near Walker)
FQUNTAIN VALLEY
9945 Warner Ave. (near Brookhurst)
18951 Brookhurst (at Garfield)
FULLERTON
217 N. Euclid Ave. (at Wilshire)
1301 E. Chapman (near Raymond)
GARDEN GROVE
10042 Westminster Blvd. (at Brookhurst)
11051 Euclid Ave. (at Katella)
6042 W. Chapman (at Valley View)
12885 Chapman Ave. (at Hasler)
HUNTINGTON PARK
7421 Pacific Blvd. (near Florence)
lA MAIRA
120 S. Harbor Blvd. (at Central)
LA MIRADA
f2407 Santa Gertrude (Imperial Hiway)
LONG BEACH
1760 Clark Ave. (at Atherton)
3700 Atlantic Ave. (at 37th)
LOS ANGELES
1517 f . Florence (at Compton)
7219 S. Alameda.(at Florence)
! NORTHR IDGE
9345 Reseda (at Vincennes)
·NORWALK
11700 Rosecrans (at Alburtis)
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1191 N. Tustin Ave. (near l<atella)
445 S. Main St. (near la Veta)
PANORAMA CITY
14344 Roscoe Blvd. (at Lennox)
SANTA ANA
1430 E. 17th St. (at Linwood)
1133 W. 17th St.>'{at Bristol)
2717 W. Mcfadden (at Fairview)
SHERMAN OAKS
15045 Ventura Blvd. (at Noble)
1'\ISTIN
14262 E. Newport Ave. (at Mitchell)
WESTMINmR
13640 Goldenwest (1!,Fenway)
WHln lElt
16347 Whittier Blvd. (at Lindesmith)
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of all Jioulbl• ~" And the jlllllce .... ..
vloutly rtlenlnt to th •
Republicans wben be said:
111be modtrn doctrines b1 our
!ale "'"""'"· tl>al all lll"l1 in I atate of IOCiety art ~
UUed lo enjoy equal liberi1
and equal right>, have broupl
UU. mighty mllcllld upon us . '
• ·jeecer9011 was e n r • I ed .
"You .must bave heard of t.tie
extraordinary charge ol Chase
to the grand jury ~
BaIUmore," the. P r e • i d e fl t
wrote lo a C0111ressional ally.
"<Nght this ""11Uoos and <!-·
ficlal llltack .. the ~ of our ComtiMlon • • • lo C• ___ ,......., ..
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House Democrats r<Opoacl-
ed. p.mblng throogb an elgbj'
cCIQDtJmpeacbment resol~
charging among other Jhingl
that Chase made "highly ·W
deceit, extr1fuclicial" r~
lions oo the iovernment. • •
'!be 8enMe WM not tlO
amenable to Jeffersoo's vtiW
and failed by lwr votes lo
come up With the two-tbirils
majori{y necessary to convict
· Chase and remove him from
the court.
One hi.storian wrote of Ute
eptsode: "'lbe case proved im:
peachment to be an im-
pradieable thing for paritsan
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=nee of those lines 'ot.
c o n s tltutiooal development
which were a refJectk>n of
the commoo law."
The common law referenCe
was to a concept that im-
peachment offenses arise frooi c:Muoat acUvity -t b •
treason, bribery, high -and mi!demeanor provision ot
the Comlilutlon -and not
from a judge's political view!~.
Aa hlgMoundin( as that
may be, it nevertheless left
the meani'tlg of 1 ' good
behavior" quite fuzzy on the
edges. In other words, what
constitutes an impeachable of·
fenee.
GOP Leader Ford gaft his
answer in his House speech.
An impeacllable oflens<, he
said, Is "whatever a majority
of the House of Represen-
tatives considers it to be .at
a given moment in hi.story."
Whether this ls the moment
for Justice Douglas remains
to be seen.
Membership
Drive Set
For Library
A membersbip drive to
enlist members of the com·
· mi.mity in a Friends of the
Orange Coa&t College l.i.bruy
group is now under way and
will continue through t h e
spring semester.
OCC's new Jibrary was of·
ficially dedicated last October.
The four-story s t r u ct u r e
houses more than 5 0 , 0 0 0
volumes.
Paul Bruger of Newport
Beadl has been elected
chairman pro tern of the
group, with Mrs. Joyce Martin
of Costa Mesa, secretary.
Other officers include: Dr.
Jerrell Richards of Newport
Beach, treasurer ; Mrs.
Marion Fitzgerald of Newport
Beach , membership
c:hairman ; and Larry Bennett
of O>sta Mesa, by-laws com-
mittee chairman .
. The major purpose of the
group is to bolster community
awareness and use of the
library through cultural p~
grams.
Persons wishing to join tht
group, or wanting more in·
formatloo, cao call h·e ad
librarian Mary Lou Wilhelm at .--
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Crashes; 119th
ERKELENZ, G e r m a n y
{AP) -The West German
armed forces lost their Jltth
starfighter jet in a crash near
this town 20 miles southwest
of Dusseldorf, police aaid. The
pilot ejected safely.
Offi~rs said the plane
crashed Tuesday night in an
open area near a British
airfield after running low on
fuel. The pilot tried to land
on the airfield, but a slroog
wind bl"' the plane through
a runway bmier.
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When the traditional party given by the Orange 'Coiinty Gutld for
tlie John Tracy Clinic rolls around on"'the calendir, it can Mean oi\Jy '
one tblng: that the Peacock Uill Naticinal Horse Show isn't la!' behind.
Kicking off preparations for the 1970 show, io iake1place.'Satur-
day, May 80, and Sunday, MJY 31, wjU be a dinner dance Saturday,
May 2, lhemcd Fiesta Fell di di\!:.; • · o •
Gllild members and gu.Sts, will' IU>vel to the Disneyland Hotel
at 7 p.m. for a cocktail hour ~ch w.Qi' be followed by dinner al &. Da~c;ng. to the music of~~ Hii:bllghf.e~ .wm begin at 9 to round o~
the evening. . r • • . ' ' . <;reeting the 400 lnvi(ed guests will be Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Rich·
ard of Newport Beach, honorary chairmen of the horSe ~how .
Receiving guests with the ·Richards will be Mr. and Mrs·. EdWin C.
Lovret (Mr11. Lovret is guild pfesident}, Mr. and Mrs1 Douglas Moran
a.Iid Mt. and Mrs .. J. H. Friedman. Mrs. Moran and Mrs, Friedman
are co.chairmen of the hor.Se show. ·" .~ •
Enhancing the party scene will be ~ecorS\iohs of blue and gold. ~xecuted by Mrs. Charles, Curri>y, ...,ty chaiiman. and memb<:rs of ''
her committee. Assisflnt her are tfie Mmes: ~ad' Clayton·~ ccrchair·
man and chJllrman of. tthl ~.ftservatlmil: Jolin Closs.on, 'invitations:
-Robert E~backer, deCopdi~,nSJ. SUmne,r Mann; -J>Ublic\ty , and Roger
Mar.sh , prizes. / . ..... .. 1 The John '!'racy Clinic . was fo~ed by Mrs. Spencer Tracy in
1942 and_ba~ served more than 27.000 fatniJies since its inception. It is
supported. by the Orange County Guild through the Peacock HUI horse 1s~ow, which has broug~t more than $65,000 to th.e clinic ·jn, the past
six years. , •
, ServinJl as chairmeri for the :V-ricius asP,ecls of 'ihe ·horse show
will be the Mmes. Richard Marvin and'tewis Schmid, program book :
Leland~Sweetser, clPss sponsors ; ·William Hill, 8dvertising;,C. Michael
Jones, tickets, and E: H . Riley, patrons.
Also assistine will be tlie Mmes .. Closson , Golden Horseshoe
·'Patrons: Kenneth Kra\ls, trophies; John Stanley, concessions; James
Campbell, exhibitors' party; Jack Smith, souvenirs; Marsh, prizes;
Wilbur Hawley., grounds; Keith Lauer, persollnel programming; Con-
~tatil'}e Callas. ·renta~s; _John Vogelzang, television ; Fred Ehrsam,
treasurer, and Mann, J1Ublicity. ~ . .
' Announcement Of'the assignments was made by Mts 'l Mora n and
Mrs. Friedman. ,
The seventh show will take place-at the P.e&cock Hill Riding _
Club in north Tustin. -
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~·men PAflTY-BOUND -A dinner dance to kick off preparations tor
the seventh aMuaf Peacock Hill National Horse Sho\v is at the
: other end of'the cabl~·car line. Boarding the car are (left to right')
Mrs. J. Howland Paddock, member of the Orange County Guild
of the John Tracy Clinic, Mrs. 0 . W. Richard and Richard, hon-
orary chairmen of the horse show.. The dinner dance will take
pla'ce Saturday, May 2, begi,nnJng with a cocktail hour at 7 p.m.
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Iron Cow Feeds on Fashion Show Green backs
There will be even more hope for the SS Hope 1fhen Orange Coun-
ty Phi Mu Alumnae~stage Flight Into Fashion, a showing of noted
designer fashions and a wardrobe from a current movie . Brunch
will be served in the Santa Ana Eilts Club at 10:30 a.m. Saturday,
April 25, with the fashion parade following. Examining a model
of the hospital sh.ip and a carton of the milk it produces with a
miniature milk recombining plant in the hull of the ship are (left
to right) the Mmes. Merritt Conroy , Robe'rt Weaver and Bruce
Johnson. The "iron cow" is supported by Phi Mu.
Getting things oU to-.1a swinging~start are members of the newly fonned UCI
Medical Faouity Wives Club, who will host a dance in the Orange County Medi·
cal Association building's grand ballroom Friday, May I. The gathering will be
the first for tbe more than 500 members of the full-time and attending facu1ty
members and their spouses. Preparing for the festivities are (left to right) Mrs.
Warren Bostick, Mrs. George Limbeck, dBnce chairman, and Mrs. Edward
Arquilla, president.
Wife Can Bank on Husband St re tch·ing Luck Beyond Limit
' DEAR ANN LANDERS : My husband is
a great writer. Of chec;ks. that is. The
problem is that trequenur he doesn't
have enough money in the bank to cover
himself .
I'm wom out from the telephone cans.
At least three times a month I have to
run around like crazy, borrowing from
fami'1 and friends to make his checks
iood. • I've tried to reason with ·him but it's
t1se\ess. He excuses hlmsef! by saying,
"This k my qily wcakne!IS. r don 't
!mOke, drink, gamble or chase. women.
satisfied." Any adv Ice ? -ELANCHO~ Y BABY.
DEAR AfEL: Since II'• bis weakness,
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let him deal with It. Frvm DOW GI wa.et a
tel<pbDDt call comes, bulnlcl die party
to call HTht. Le' blm nm voand ton
like crazy, bomtwln& fnKn family 1ed
frltndl. He mlgbt tbtn decide to keep
• track of what lte Us I• Ute bnt befere
bt wrlte1 checks.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : You fre-
quently sland up for downtrodden groups
such as telephOoe operators, waitresses
and offlct janitors. Will you plcasa speak
up In behaU of the data processing
people~
I've beea a data processor for four ytars
and am ak:k to death of bum jokes about
computers and the people who operate
them. Hardly a day goea by that we don 'l
hear someone knock "those damned com-
puters" for fouling up a bill or reducing
humans to. numbers. .
Numben are a lat more personal than
namu. There are thOUsanda ol John
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Joneses or Bill Smiths but there ls only
one 419728651 .
The next time a computer messes you
up, ask yourself these questions: Did you
fill out the form properly? Did you write
legibly? Did · you bend, fokt , spindle,
staple or mutilate the card? Everyone
ought lo work In a computer room for
one day and see what can happen when
one person falls to follow a simple set of
tnstrucUons. A single bent card can Jam
up two million dollars worth of equipment
for hours .
Thanks for letting me speak my piece.
-CHAR IN CHAMPAIGN
DEAR· CilAR: It's rt1s1urlo1 to know
that humans 1cl\lally operate fho1e
mooJlen. I bad tile feellil1 computerized
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all &bt IUDe te y.oa, Cba,r, I'd r1tber be'
one If tbe lboualtd• of Mary. J90CH1,
tbu die only 4ll'l216H.
DEARIANN LANDERS: Your reply to'
Big Q burned me up, ~o say the least. All
nty Ille I've beard it said the female is
the big loser m the game called un-
married love. How about the guy who
get. booked by a dame he wouldn'l be.
seen with in public: let alone marry, it
her old man hadn't ·stuck I iU11 in bJ.s
rlbaT I'm one of thOse gizy1 and l can tell
you it's a lousy life. The girl I m•rrled
had nothing going for her but round
heels. No one has exprellt'd one word of
sympathy for me, or for lhe thou&ands of
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other auckera who got trapped the Umt way. Be fair, will you pleue? -ED OF
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DEAR ED: The 11aktt cu 11< ....
when yoa play wlill mlilcbff -eapedally
If the match 11 no m1~. From yoar let·
ter It deeln't toad n•e your wife pt
mucb of a barpia, etdw:r, Bab.
What awaitJ you on the other side Qr
the marriage ftll? How can you be aae
your marriage will lfOl't? Reed Ann
Landero' llOOtlel "Marrlqe -Whal lo
Expect:" Send your request to Ann
Lander• In care of the DAILY PJUXl'
enclosing 50 cents In coin •nd 1 )ooa, .u ..
addressed llamped .mveiope.
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BANQUET DECOR -Arranging maypoles to carry
out the theme Joining Hands aod Hearts for the
·: banquet (:elebrallng the 39th annive·rsary of Beta
Sigma Phi are 'Mrs. Richard Moeller aod Mrs.
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Set Date
T1'e engagement of Katie
Harper and Dutch Nichols, son
. ol' Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Nichols of Newpcrt Beach, bu
been announced by the IJride..
elect's parent&, Mr. and Mn.
William F. Harper of Newport
Beach.
Tbe couple plan a Sept. 5
wedding in St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Churdl, Newport
Beach.
Miss Harper was graduated
from Newport Harbor High
School and Oratlie Coast
College. 'Ille brlde~ .. lect
was graduated from Corona
del Mar High School.
KATIE HARPER
Brid .... tect
Both are seniors at
California Polytechnic College,
San Luis Obispo.
Hopkin-Voight Rites
Set 1n Sa_n Clemente
_MarJe~ Elaine V._o i &-1, _oLbonor.....witb_Jodie Williams
dauibter of Mr. and Mrs. and Cathy Hopkin, brides-
Walter Voigt, od Timothy malds.
Lee Hopkin, son of Mr. and Rod Wiberg of SUn River,
Mrs. Ben Hopkin, all of San Ore., wu best man with
Clemente, were wed in an Walter Paul and Karl Voigt,
B~&"lce ptrfonned,.by uahers.
P Y E. Trotter· The new Mrs. Hopkin wu
The double ring ceremony fr toot place in St. Andrews by graduated om San Clell).ente
tile Sea church, San Clemente. High School and attended Sad-
Mn. Karl Voigt, the bride's dleback COilege and Brigham
silter-in·law aerved as matron Young University. Her husband is a graduate
Hawaii Calls
Mesa Moose
Hawaiian entertalnment and
dancing will lend a fesUve
air to a luau in the Moose
Lodge, Costa Mesa, Saturday,
April 25, from 6~30 p.m. until
Z a.m.
The public is welcome to
attend the affair which
features a conlinuous buffet
from 6:30 p.m. 'Ibose in-
terested in ticket Information
may phone the lodge, 646-3028.
or San Clemente Wgh and
attended Santa Ana COUege
and Ricks COllege, Re:rburg,
Idaho.
The bridegroom served u
a church missionary in Ireland
for two years and is staUoned
in Frankfurt, Germany with
the U.S. Army. The couple
will llve ln Frankfurt.
Hi Ho Silver
AU that glitters is not gold
thete days in the jewelry
business -a lot of it is silver,
for a cooler, more streamlined
nash in the rashion pan .
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beauty, PLU'M'D. LASHES9. eye-lashes
th•t u1 b:adivldually applied.
f'Ltm'Ell LAllll9t will .U1n'ee lbe
balltJ of Ul)' wom.u. tbty u. non·
&.1Jm"f9n,IC. ~ lpplied 10 JllUt
ow11 eye l1t he1, 1ud •trled to your
le11wu. ..,iutq JOU the o.atura1 loo k.
011ic1 1011 h.1•1 worn th.em, you will
ne•er go back to old-felhicntd 1trlp•
that h1v1 to b1 rtfmo•ed nJghtlr
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It' l ppoi.l:tl:l)eDI aaJJ
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NEW YORK (UPI) -Safe kept. out ~ crtbt. ~t cribs •the industry work& toward Never · leave baby unat·
u In a baby'• crib, 'tla llld. De ~ wllh ~er ma~ • ••• ~ s,ut a lot of pet10n1 ;n.. tr~ and that u;. tops or ;)41.ety standat'd,, and saler tecded-on a bed, cooch or
terilt.ed in baby welfare are cribs 11\mdy tD liae 1>f1 ' models? Tile s.te\y ·Council dressing table. Avold shallow
takiq another Jone look at covered with netUng from the • u g g ea t.a1 ~ang o t b e f carriages. Use · plastJc infant
the crib and other nurtery tune~a child can pull hlmeelf . measures, a~·t depend on .seats only tn the playpen: or
ltema lo check jlllt how to a standing po.sltJen. dressing tabJe ,atf~ps. Always· on the floor. Don't UJe an
nte-er bow dangel'CIUl:-"(hey ' Whal'• befog ~ loi make k.eep one hand .on bapy .-infant seat in a playpei:i after
are. furAiture child-sire! nu coun-pick him up arid take him baby can stand .
. One· uae hlltory: an a-·CU.. says the fed er a I , , ... , .
moo!ll.old ,ir1 1111a11tr than gove_..~ via Iha Nauona1 CO'OR PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE aver.,., cried° out In pain at Commission. I"' Pro duct '" . :.,.
a Ume lhe ll'U suppoeed to 'Safety,~. taking.a clc)te look • WIDDlM• • PAUPOln • POl'llAITS '
be napplna in her crib Hur· at any ~ on the .market • ALL IN NATURAL uvt• COLOL
l')'loa to uiO room, her mother lhat mlgbl De ha 'I" l'b-1_. 142..flll 7511 Cl•y, Suite 3, Hunfi-ton BNcll found bet oulslde the crib ProsecuUon coold be ;.>uible ... • ,
Jwi,ln& by her Dead and one under the child pro actl~~~~~;=~~~~
!boulder fortunately n 0 t ol 19'9. ._\. IF
serlouslf hurt. But the wee "'nlei:e'-s evidence .~· •l tb~
one h,ld ..... to wriggle council contlnu .. , •'lhjl! the
her legs and tOno between industry itself is wptkihl
slat1 ol .the crib's lide. The toward development ~ ,lllfety manufa~turer .lhOuld h ave standards for ·µnprovea ,infant
placed the ban: c 1 o 1 e r and' cbUd safety· de&igns.
together. "~t for now, there are
"U a baby's body can slip millions of dollars worth of
through the apln<Het of 1 crib, infant furMture in nurseries
there's danger or :!llranpla-and ~n the market .~hat are
tlon," aaya the Natlbnal Safety anything but safe .•.
Council. The head, you see,
is noncompressible, so in such
lnslances baby ia left hanging.
INF ANf FALU!
Orchids
F rank Reed (left to right). The festivities will take
place in the Costa Mesa Countrr. Club Tuesday,
April 28, beglnlng with a -cocktail hour at 7 p.m.
and seven chapters will join in the· observance.
Eumlnatloo ol b~eds of
case histories has Jed to the
conclusion that I m p r op e r
f u r niture--cribs, playpens,
high chairs and dressing
tables e1pecially-plays a key
role in lhou5ands of 1¢ous
accidents babies suffer each
Discussed
Everything's coming u p
orchids at the meeting or the
Huntintgon View Garden Club
at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April
27, in the Marina IIlgb School Chapter Members Plan
. Ga~a Birthday Salute
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Council, which fioda that cribs
play a b:y role in infant falls.
And of all crib complslnts,
the most frequent seems to
be the ease with whlcb a
child can hook hls toes into
some type of horizo nt al
member and boost himself
over the top. Infanta, it seems,
just naturally like to clJmb.
Joining ~arts and Hands
will theme the gala banquet
planned for Tuesday, April 28~
by seve·n chapters of Beta
Sigma Phi in celebration of
the sorority's 3 9 t h an·
niversary. •
The Corta M.,. Country
Club wm lie Ille. Ofttlng for
the festivities, which will
begin with cocktails at 7 p.m.
and continue with a banquet
at I : 15.
Large maypO\es adorned
with ribboll! and heart.a will
set the theme for every table,
as planned by Mrs. Richard
Moeller and members of the
Xi Mu Lambda Chapter.
Mrs. Jeri Mervl!h of Xi
Epsilon Psi Chapter is serving
as chairman of the event and
Mn. Frank Reed, also Xi
Ep1ilon Pai will be
toastmistress for the evening.
Grac.e will be elven by Mn .
James Eales, Xi Epsilon Psi,
fashions for • •
'-
and the Beta Sigma Phi pledge
will be read by Mrs. Michael
Hoegee, Delta Beta Zeta.
Members of the Omicron Rho
Chapter will present surprise
entertainment.
Mrs. Reed will read a
special meS1age from the
widow of the 1oro r ity 's
founder, Walter W:'Ross, and
resumes of the acUvlUN of
the past year will be presented
by the chapter president.,
Climaxing the program will
be the presentation of a Girl·
of-the-year award to the most
outstanding woman in each
chapter.
OC Single Bees
Tbe second and fourth Fri·
day of the month Orange
County Sillgle Bees gather in
Pioneer Town, Santa Ana .
Activities begin at I p.m.
The Safety Coun cil,
reporUng an the nuraery
dangers in its current Family
Safety publli::atlon, cited a
study by Dr. Harvey Kravitz:
of the NorthWestern Un1verai-
ty Medical School. Wllh lhe
assistance· of a grant from
the council, Dr. Kravitz , work-
ing with two pediatricians on
the staff of :Wtheran General
HO!J)ital. Park Ridge, Ill.,
found that nearly half the in.-
fants in his investigation fell
from a high plac&-a crib,
a dressing table or an adult
bed-during their first year
of life.
Kravitz and the pediatri-
cians recommended that tara:e
toy~ and other objects that
F1Wflon Island, Newport Beach
Stonewood C•nt•r, Dawn•y
for a new experience
in elegance ...
VANITY FAIR
when you went to fe el evtry h1ch
• femm1 fat1la, nothing doa1 it
fe1tet then this floor-de1p flo1t
of rom•ntic color end
revishin9 lece, 10 qive It e
whirl. ¥-neck elt ncon with
1h1er O't'erley. cl1lic4l te
pink or mist blue.
11.111 l2 toll. $15
Mother'1 01y, Sund1y, M1y I 0th
opt11 .. t lly 10 '·"'·'.HI• 11.111.; '"'" .. '' 1114 frldty 'fil t iJO p.111.
CHAlltl YOU• ,UllCMAlll AT 'AIHtONI '01t U. ,.MMI •UlCIClT AMO •P,ICllNT\.Y
faculty lounge. 1 Speaking on the e1.0Uc
flowers will be Clarence
Mason, and aU interested area
wOmen are invited to attend,
according to Mrs. J o h n
Mahoney, president.
The Huntington View club
is a branch of Women's Na-
tional Farm and Garden.
Clipped Wings
Flying Aga in
Flying into high style will
be Clipped Wings, United Air
Lines Stewardess Alumnae as
they board a Super.stretch
DC-3 for a flight into friendly
skies tomorrow evening at
Ull.
Among those piloting the
event will be Mrs. Emmett
Oehlert of Costa Mesa, fashion
show coordinator. Among
tho9e modeling fashions will
De Mrs. Marshall St.wart and
Mrs. RDblrt zelsdorf of Costa
Mesa.
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HAMLET, LIMITED EDITION OF 500
BROODING IN THE DARK INDE-
CISIONS OF HIS MELANCHOLY •.•
"WHAT IS A MAN?" ... A FORM IN·
DEED WHERE EVERY GOD DID
SEEM TO SET HIS SEAL.
SLA.VICK 'S
Jewtltrs Sin<:• 1917
NEWPORT BEACH -644·1380
18 FASlllON ISLAND
OPff MOlldoy olld h idey •lltll t :lt
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DAfLY PILOT J~
Ditches -to Riches College Costs Hitting Cei ling
¥-(omen :Di·ggiog ..
I( )liliar le . one YW' o!d. educatloi! -Wiii rile llilO
and )'OU plan~ 'SI Vt rorJi I 'Jelr per studfnl r
collep educatloo, nrure on Startllll from • nlltl¥ely
le -• -000 lonpmd,. es.a por yaar •tc.o:.,;, ~ , ftgure at ~ thil would
I I'"'° tilt 1o fl,111 l>J lbt tline fe5'0r Eilzabelh EWlgand ol junior is r.ady le ao io col· . . "' SEILING, Okla. (AP) -crant b a .~ wilh
Culture? Loretta Irving and 1 PIP'Une ~y. ,
Sally Crane really di& ll-wllh The wQmen wort trom I
pl .• and ... 1 •·l"-1o around l :lO or ?:lO a c.. IMIUve • , p.m. d 1rvtna pays them
That's bow they are rab.lq t . ·
the money for a forthcoming
tour of the art centers of
Europe, startlna I n Sep.
tember.
The two housewives, both
in their mid 30s and mothers,
began dliging clilchea and
laying water pipe I a s t
JanUary. Tbey want to earn
$3,300. 'l1Ml arf. tour is costing
$825 • bead', and they' .. taking .
their husbands along for the
trip 1o England , Spain, Italy,
France, Austria ani:I t h e
Netherlal'kls .
"When you want the money .
bad enough, you will take all
kinds Of jobs," Mrs. Crane '
said. 0 But I never would have
dreamed I would be doing
constniction work."
the going rate of '1 an hour. the State College of Human lege, U you use tbe profeuor'• Irvin& said hill ~He and hU F.colol)' predicts total college formula.
friend de better work than=iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. some· of bis male ditcli dig· jo
1<n. COSTA MESA ·.
' June Day
Selected
By Mesans
GOLF , COUNTRY CLUB
St. Jam.es Episcopal Church
Will be the setUng for the ~une
ALL FACILITIES
QPEN TO PUBLIC
N .. Afi••• ...
VIC GARCIA LTD.
Vocals By GERMAINE
INTllTAlNMINT e DAN~IN•
n.n., Fri., 141t, t ,,_, te 1::11 ....
. 2L nvptlals linking :anice Sue Now Serv1'ng D1'nn· er Burnett and Br)tan T. &Jina. ''
Parects ct the betrothed 6 N 9:J1-, .. -n.n.. Prl .. tr-t.-
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couple are Mr. and· Mrs. Phon• 540-7200
w&yne K. Burnett and Mr.1~~!!·!!-~·,,·,,-~'!!'!!'!!''~',,'',,•,,-,,.~-· ,,",,••,,"",,',, .... ~,,"',,""'!!!!!'!!!·4,,'"~' ~~
. and Mrs. V. L_ Bobna, all of
Ccsta Mesa.
Mict9Wave Tecpniques .
O~~ Mµae wn of,Science and Industry. ofters unique and exciting classes in !iifcTOwive cookerY for interested. housewives. Student Nancy Johnson (right)
learpS' about /'O'asting a tied sirloin tip from teacher Mary Ellen Weyennann.
Rq: Barrett; director of the museum's education _program; said he is not aw-of.another program of this type in the' Unite'd States.
It helped, of course, that
the job of laying the feeder
liees from the water mains
of Amorita and Byron, two JANICE BURNETT
.Miss Burnett ls a graduate
of E,,tancla High School, while
her Hance IS an' alumnus of
Newport HarbOr High .School.
Both are students at Orange
Coast College. small JtOrth central Oklahoma Enga ged
towns, was won by Mn. Irv· ====================!
fl.ti NID G»j;S-
Cl.EVER VIRo!IGllT· tRDH S(t '
ALL 3 PIECES
OllLY
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The Tee
• (Elllb"I Hal•: A column of w.ntn'I
-IOll' -wt11 ·-eKfl weelt Ill thll DAILY ·PIL(JT. To .--t
-""' flw w.ek, PIUM IMll t11etn • P. 0 . Box 15'0, Cotti Me11. Thty mud M AO!wd bY Morldily .)
LAGUNA •l!ACM
MATCH VI ltA• -A Filth!, tfl9 .r.wn.s. Ltorilrd Orp11iu1, l: Corr.ellus Tomney, tftn/ .John Poor. Edith
~rll1, ·21 B Fl18ht, the Mn"lft. Art
CrlHl!tt Wllll•m C•11Hrl1, ·21 Clt"O. Jones, ...S; IQ Wt11mor1l.lod, Glenn
McMulltn, ...
LOW G•OIS -"-Fllohl, Mri..
Dru1llu1, 131 I Fiii/iii, Mrt. Griffin, 101.
RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN
ACI! OAY -Mr1. Wllll1m Ritter,
•tll 11\t Mmft. Gordon Imler, J1mii.
ICMl1r, PllUllp Jolm"°"' C. f.
Tattler
~. 141 Edw1rd PmrieMll.
7S; Mrs. Lee,ny11e Thom .. , kM< PVl'tii
F119111 e, ~' ~ Wlllifm 8r1nm, 12: Robert LIVl119iton, PIK.II DeB1ch,
14; fi"enk iJilk!Non. low PVt,ts; Flltlll C, Ille Mint1. ,Tl'!Clmll SOUH, 7'1
Wlrr"" CDrllns, P1ul $\evt111. 7•1
PtillllP Cor11w111. 71: W1rrtfl Wllllt,
low 11\/tti; Fll§ht o, !lie Mmes. Mlrlt Wtltr, H<IWt;rd F1rwell, 741 Harvtt
M(Ch,H'f, law PUlh .
, LOW Nl'7 -Flight A, tl\9 Mmn.
Phillip Halle, , 70; TllOrn111, Giibert
Ide, "' Fiith! B, Ille MmM. v. A. 8urr111, 7•1 a emard Egbert,
Rlcll1rd Lemar, 79; Fll9ht C, the
Mmes. C1>!11~. 11; Donald T1lma11e, 1'11 flllllrt o. the Mmes. J. R.
Blakl'more, n: SM!ler, 79.
Ill.VINE COAST .
Law Wives
Eye Styles
ing's. 'husband Rupert with his
low bid on a subcontract.
Mrs. Irving and Mrs. Crane
promptly put in for jobs.
They bad no experience bul
both were sturdy and they
decided they could dig d.Jtche:s
as well as uybody .
Grandparents take care cf
Swinging into summer are the three Irving childrea and
members cf the Law Wives Mrs. Crane's two, while thelr
Club of Western S t a t e mothers dig those ditches. Irv-
Unlversity, ing's work crew also included
They will present a luncheon eight men.·
and fashion, show beginning at "1 have one of the best
JI a.m. Satunfay, April 25, in husbands you can find,"
the Grand Hotel, Anaheim. declared Mrs. Crane. "When
Proceeds from the event will 1 get home, he has supper'
SOUTH COAST
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
cordi1lly invites all
RNs & LVNs
to 1n
OPEN HOUSE
on
Sunday, April 26
1-4 P.M.
Tours -Buffet
31872 Cots! Highway (ot 7th Avonue)
South L19un1, California 92671
Phone (714) 499.1a11 . . .L l!Vl!N MOLl!S -Ck11$ A, the Mmes. Robert GftrdPer, 31; M••co
Anlch, Tllelma r;i.llrford, 311'1: R.,.
Gr1"t', 39; MllS Pft ON White, olO\'r;
Cla .. B, !lie Mmes. H. 8. IC. Wlllli,
l6; Etllel L.oMil1, 311 J. H. D1 Yle1,
Sherm111 Smith, Ed'lll1rd Miium, Jr:
has cleaned up the house and be used for the g r o u P ' s kids , and even throws a load
scholarship fund , and ticket cf clothes in the washer every
information may be obtained once iR a while." by calling the university. 1...:::=:.::..::_.::::::: ____ __:=:=:=:=::=:=:=:=:==::==:=:::==:=:=:=:=::=:=:::._ ______ ...:,. _____________ _
Tennis Club
Shows Artist
The work or Newport Beach
artist Wade Zint will be
featured in a special art
luncheon in the Newport
Beach Tennis Club at 11:30
a.m. Sunday, April 26.
Tickets at $2.50 a r e
available for members and
guests. An oil portrait painted
by the artist will be given
away.
J. R. Fl"'ffbllm, •; Cl111 C, flle
MmH. W. C. 8 urnttt, E. Dick Bldll1m, :M\IJ: E. H, S-lnm-r, Fred P11tterSOC1.
3'; WllU1m eurll"9tllm, 31'1>1 WUll•m 81rller, T. W. Lattin. Emory Mmrt,
:If; c11 .. D, 1¥ Mmes. L. H. Goclsh•ll.
«!; C. E. Wlllllms. •1: C.rl Hllltren.
O r G. P111I KfrlMn, Rull Ford, ~.
CRISS CROSS -Cl1u A. 1ht Mmes.
W1U1ce Fleer, 30 .... ; Nell G•r1Y, .JJ;
Ooroth"t' Gr•~. nv.: E1rl Thom"'°",
33; Clan a, lht Mm!IS. Ll!I Tirrr. 791',; Lcanls. Mlk.HYI, Wl11l1, 321 MIM
M1rlm1 Plrlls. JIVI; Miu Ml•ll-
Mu1111r, 32'1>; CLau c, ti. Mmes.
Rll1>h Coinpton. Robert SClwieftr, :n;
S.... Howu·d, N~tll Fill, Br...:.
Estey, Gtortt Woodlilrd, John JllCobs,
321'1; L11tfn, 33; Clan D. lht Mmes.
HUit~. lO; Ben H11:wlnk•l, J•mn
l rlmble, 31VI; Ford, lltt Am11trong,
lli S.m Kens. W•r1"911 Gibbons. l3.
CRINKLE
Evening Dress
Yoor evening clothes : make
them as glamorous a n d
sophisticated as yoor social
life.
U you· gc out to a great
many festive events, dress ac-
cordingly.
For quiet dinners or the
theater, wear a short diMer
dress or dress-and-jacket cos-
.tume in a soft brocade or
sHk damask.
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SHINE
ANAHEIM
NEWl'ORT BEACH
WHITTIER
RIVERSIDE
By
Creative
. .
plenty of snap and ·
dash i11
Paul Allan's
dramatic
fa shion
collect iori of
crinkled
patent boots.
choose .
wh ite, red,
navy,
coffee brown
or black.
~omplale
the total
''fash ion
look;' with
1 matching
hand bog
'from oor
exci ting
assortment.
lANICAM!l1CA•O, 11\ASTf~ CHARGE, PAUL AU.AH CMAltQ!
open daily I 0 a.m. to" 6 p,m., mon,, 1hur1., fri. 10 a.m. 'Iii 9 f..m.
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Revolrinq
Chmqe
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She'll Wear A Shift A Day ...
Sears
• Just zip her up in a colorful summer skimmer Qr
tent shi ft
•Comfortably styled in cotton poplin or Avrit•
rayon and cotton in sizes 8 to 18.
Extra large,Jlzes •.••••••••••••••••• 5.99
A..U.ble In Leisureland of ti.. Lingerie Dept.
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OAJLY PJLOr .. J·'
Pana ma Needs 'Shoe Bank'
THINK -P'hoft f'"'"''
p. n I man)an strongman. Totrl.Jos sald be hoped to TMINK -.,.dy.MM .. f, ....
C , B R d General <>mar TorrljOI wants have the covunment set up Y a Pr I Corn: . e ea Y to organize • n al Ion a I a -facwy and donate THIN~ --Thl•h• ,.,., .,,,,
children'1·"shoe bank." the, lboes to ICbooJ children JJJ L 179'1t .. c.ee.,._
'1t'a • ahame going lo I wbo will slin a recelpl '"II~;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ' ' I publij: ICjjool ~· 111. -. I!
' l ; ' • • ) ; ... • "• ' • ..,, .. To avoid dlsap11?lntment, prospectlyo
FRIDAY , " '· ·tANtER (Jupelhlu\\'22), )'<IUC ,,.., may provide a P1111111j1.llOd ....,I~ 'lltey-,f*wiJh;p1r
· Not wise to rusb where delalla · 1eaL wbo wilt( -.. t.; f\'er for the -it .. , Ume DIAL dlrec< ..um a....
brides are remind.a to have their weddiD&.
.stories with black and wblle ~lossy ~bot&-, ,~~· to the DAILY )!ILOT, Womens D•
APRIL 24 I 1 are ,concerned. 'Obtain hint 'SAGmARJUS (Nov. 2 2. two hours to J<I .. ~1: In lhelr uV... 'p. y m. n t. YOW' ad, .... Ill bod< 04
1 BySYDNEYOM41lR I fro~;GemlDt measage .. ~trlve 'Dec. 21}: Your com(\eUtive :without ahoet,' Torrl.Jo1 00.ever wUI Mt be man-llltt0 ta tht phone rinst
,t.:. ~ent one weet -bet~ the1 Weddin • • Pictures received follow!Dg lhf w~ding
will not be used.
•· ·Aaked -nlcb 11 •be would to ,fiDd rea.sonti why. If )'OU uk spUit is tesl.ed. No day to take stated. ·, ~ datoz:y, be aaltt· ':,,} Now!
prerer to be bonl ':.., u Ue q~esUo!18 today, odds are you ... bac~ward ·sle,ps,.r 5't Bigl;lts on1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiii;;;;;;i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
had her choice', Bar"br•·f~lamsub 11 tantlallJ). goal--tbenp~.~ccent·oo ~.i
Strel1aod replied "Taurus " ornu1tton. f n div Id uallty. Differences It's ... ,l~M'IJ ,, w·eek Can you gUe11 wbtcia sign ~f LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): could e1lst over interpretation a . For engagement announcements it is
imperative that the story,~ also accompanied
by a black and wliite glo94y picture, ~ sub-
mitted $iX Weeks of more be.fore the wedding
date. U deadline is not met, only a story will
bO used.
To help fill requirements on both wed-
ding and engagement. stories. form~ are
a•ailable in all of the DAILY Pl\-OT offlces.
Further questions will be answered . by
Women's Section stall men;ibers at 642-4321
or fJM.94li6,
the wdlac ii claimed by tbe Creative spar~ 1s Ignited. Day of legal paper.
lamed 1ln1er? Taurus! features ab,111 t y to c.ym-CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.Jan.
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
Impulsive statementq. act jons
could bring difflculty. Sdf-
control today 1! essentiaJi A·
void arguing with mate, bwi·
ness associate. Be cre•Uve, ln·
dependent without being . ar-
rogant. ,
T A U R U S (April IO-May
·20): Plenty of act.lvity ·in
money, investment a r e a 1 •
Your hunch couJd serve as
municate, to"puL acr;ou major 19): Not wise tn get Involved
porh!& • ~ clil~ in clandestin•r meetings. s..
e h a JI ena: e. P e.r• o na I crets could be ezposed. Ad· m~Usm s o a r • • opeoslte here to pr~· ci es Be tortb-&e• 111 attracted.'-rl h A · · • · VIRGO (Aug. D-Sept. D f: g t. ctivitr , t was be-
Some domestic questions ·re-hind the . comes into
qulre answera. Key ii t.o be open. Be ready.
diplomatic. Ot.benriae, you in-AQUA RI U I (Jari. 2t}.
vito dispute, YQll gain il you Feb.13): Yoo may be colled
are willlnC· to make falr arid . upon to be . a peaeenrater &
intelligent concession.' two friends dilagree. B e
S d · s I J I 1urprislngly reliable g u l de • tu ents e ect u y ~::p;::,:~~d ~~11~:~·~
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. ta): smart ~gh to ~~void being
Value judgments today apt to caught lJ1 mid~. S h a r e
be confused. Admit posstbWty k~owledge .. Praa;nl your
of error. Then you establish views in qwet, cabb mann~.
more harmonious rtlafions PISCES (Feb. lf."March 20):
with relatives, nefgbborl. There could her do n f 1 i c t
Study Virgo mespge. Unusual between d o pi·e 'l~ i c apd
me!!age is bighlighted. business demands.· 511trive ~or
1 • ~ moves. Today you get ilcUon. ·f w dd' c GEMINl (May21-Jwie·20): · or e 1ng eremony, Avoid excess speed. Ref.., lo
1. • share auto with imteqiperate SC 0 R P IO (Oc~ !3-Nov. · balance. Yo1:1t scrvlqes ~ i~
21): Protect valuables. If . demand. Be flex.Ible. Ellm1-
careless, you could I 0 s e ~ nate safety hazards at. home. Lawrence • ColHns ·Banttt '• It / i n d I v id IJ a I . Accent on
800 of Mr. and Mrs. RJCh~ 'rf,. f vers8tlllty. Get rid of 9ut· £dlar Barrett of lJd6 ciale,-" ...,i , ~oded f!l~thods. You ·~ay be wuJ claim Mary Ji.a r-d I e , • l~ a pos1Uon to expa.tld opera.
sotnething or value in trans.it. '\
Accept added responslbUlty. · .. ir:.~ ~,!7;.;.;:o&~~~=
Hoover as his brld(-.~ -...' tions.
rlieJ to he perfornjt<\ 0JUIY '
One in ...... 1uon to promote Clloll.111 Th• Tnirti A1a1t ~rolw-I. .,.-. Stnf b rt11<11t1 l'M jll t'Mlh to Omtrr
8oolllel(: Ille DAil! ~LOT, 1k>~ l2«1, ~~ 9"lrtl Slt!Oll. Mnr Y,'11, N,Y,
11 In El Paso. \ •
Nr:ws of the fortbcoming
event has been annouDOed b)'
~ bride-to-be 's parenta, .. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph R e n l c k '
Hoover of El Paso.
. M)ss Hoover is a junlor a
the.~ University of Colorado
wbete she is majoring in
Spanish and is a member of
JCaPJ>4. Alpha Theta. She reign-
ed u queen of the 1968
Soutbwestem Sun Carnival
and was presented as a
debutante by the El Paso
Sy mp bony • AssociaUon'S
Women's CommJtlee last year.
Hu fiance, a senior at the UofC, ls majoring in business
and geography. He ii affWated
wl~ Alpha Tau C>mega.
MARY HOOVER
To Marry
Full Day Scheduled
Brides Should Select
Basics for Trousseau
NEW YORK (UPI -The A fairly basic wardrobe plan
trousseau can serve the bride include:
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Emblem Clu lJ
Represented
At C<i>nventio[l
for several years, if it is well Two suits, one casual, one The New p or t H a r b o r
flanned. , dressy; six daytime dres.ws Emblem Club 394 has a voting
Jt should consist of daytime -three winter, thrte sum-representation or seven at the
clothes, dinner, cockta,il or mer . CalifomJa,state Association of
evening clothes; at.-home Four party or evening out Emblem · Clubs and ~be
tlothes,J sports c I o t h e s , dresses _ two winter and two Nevada-Hawaii Clubs Con·
loungewear, lingerie and .out-summer; one at-honic cos-vent.kin.
fits to wear for errands or tume. The confab in Stateline ,
housekeeping duties. . Four coats _ one winter, Nev., wlll end Sunday, April
Helen Lack and Viola Rossi one all-weather, one raincoat, 26.-
make that point in Planning one tojlCOat. The Newport delegation 1n-
Your TroUJseau, a publication Two sweaters, two pairs of eludes the ~fmes . Kennith
of the union label department pants or shorts. four blouses Westman, president; 0 t Is
of the International Ladies or shirts, two skirts. Cardwell, vice president ;
Garment Workers Union. One peignoir, one bathrobe, Eugene Bergeron, junior past
A good ldea: shop for dif-five bras, fi\·e slips, seven president; Donald Goeller,
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COMPLElliY REBUILT GRANDS ••• All GREAT VALUES!
~II ~•built by American and ~urope1n technicia ns .in our new 80,000 square
ft. facility. Nothl!tg Is ''firmed out." Our craft1m8n do everything. All new
felts, new hammerheads, completely rebuilt actions, new damper felts, most
rl""Plnned. Sound board1 checked out and cases refin9hed.
Many of these fine instruments can now be seen, pl1yed and inspected In
our South Co.1st Pl a1a u lesrooms.
Stei~wav •.. Storey & Clark, Chickering Bros., Hallet·Davis, Hardman and
George Stack are inc luded ind if you want to have fun, we have 2 decorator
delight• , , . (we did the in1ide - you do the outside). Come in now, uve
up to 40°/o of new piano prices. This sale ends April 30th.
Several exceptionaJ buys in new floor models and rental returns.
WallichsMusicCiw
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
COSTA MESA PHONE 540-3165
PIANO CLASSES -
CHI LO REN 8·12
REGISTER NOW!
A ftw openi"9l lttt h1
owr pion• Khoel.
fercnt clothes at different panties. two girdles. Herbert f\.1atea s, R I c h a r d
times. . Six nightgowns or pajamas. ·~:::h:r.:_•i:n:... :•n:d_:Ed:'.'.'..'.w'..'.'.a'..'.rd'..Le~w'.:is'... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mpke a list of basic clothes Three handbags -one -Sales End With Party
you need, take inventory . of winter one summer, one
A bake and rUmmage sale
climaxed by cocktails and a
dinner party will be sponsored
by Mu Upsilon Chapter, Beta
Slgina Phi.
· 11te sales .. wllicb will raise what you have, then decide evening.
funds for the g r 0 u p • s what your favorite and most Sb: pain shoes (winter,
pbUanthropie11, will take pla<:t! appropriate colors, fabriCl!I and summer, sports). silhouettes are and work Five p8irs of gleves (winter,
between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. around them. summer and evening). s~turday, April 25, at Stater's 1==================== I
Peering
Around
APttONG winners in the
piano division of the 1970
Young Artist Seclion of the
annual Orange County Musical
Arts Club audilions were
Valarie Miller of Newport
Beach, Henry Curtis o f
Laguna Beach and Sue Okuda
of Westminster.
Dau
Pant dres1e1-
greot new
style fOf' golf,
groc.ery
shopping or
jvst godding.
Slep out in
yours from
Half·SiJ.e
Shop.
from 10.00
Market, Garden Grove. The
day's work will conclude in
fun and reluatlon f o r
m~mbers and .husbands at the
a. p.m. par\)'. Jlosted by Mr.
and Mrs. Ger«ld Cohn. !
Pledges were honored dlll'-
lng an ·ihternatiottal ... dinner
hosted ·b)' Mrs. 'Bel\.jo!lllinger,
president., in' her. Wiitminster
home. lnlllBled' ilurln& the
ritual pre9ented by, Mrs. John
Murray, advisor, .were Mrs.
Frank Spates, Mrs. Stephen
HUmphreys and Mrs. Thomas
Dawson. .
Mrs. Kenneth Kristhardt
hosted the group's business
meeting when Mrs. John
Blask°i of Stanton was ac-
cepted as a transferee.
Sizes ·
~~:'s HALF-SIZE SHOP ~ 1805 NEWPORT BLVD. !!!
Coil• Me,. Iii> Blk. N. 18th St.) -
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Dime-A-Lines Mean $$$
LIMITED Tl~O~LY
Weisfield's
15th Annual
on
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Take advantage of these lJ3 Off price.!
All Rl1g1 o' Fortiine styles are avallable
In 1'-karat yellow or white gold.
weisfields
JEWELERS
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
UPPER LEVEL
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Shop the Singer
bFF BEG PRICE
on the Golden Touch & Sew•
zig-zag sewing machine
in any one of three
Cabinets. Famous deluxe zig-zag
sewing machine by Singer has many
exciting features. the exclusive Push-
Button Bobbin, lhe lxlill·in lxlttonholer
and the twc>inch basting slilch.
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sewtngmadttne
In carrying case SaVI! while yoo ,,;,, on Ill~
versatile zig-zag machine. It darns. mends. monograms. Sews
bottons and buttonholes. Yours now in a convenient -:arrying case.
Tuke your choice.
Sale s24ss each •.
(:; Reg . $29.95.
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Porth nl'atio'
vacuum by Singer lor
heavy-Outyclean1ng.
garage, patio, base-
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steel tank. 6" all-pur-
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Pil&-OOjostordial and edge
nozzle for cleaning corners.
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And the SINGER 1 to 36' Credit Plan is designed to fit )!!!Ir budget. ,. .
For address of the store nee rest you. see
while pages under SI NGER COMPANY
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UAW Tells
Effects of
Dr.ug Use
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP)
-Top officials of the United
A u t o Workers union are
quietly worried over~ reporls
of widespread and increasing
use of narcotics by workers
at auto plants and other fac·
tories around the naiion.
"Our shop stewards are fin·
ding the evidence in restrOoms
-the sweet smell of mari-
juana. needles and other
paraphernalia for drug in-
jections, guys with needle
m~ks on their arms who
become ill. on the job," said
Douglas A. Fraser. an in-
ternational executive board
member of the union a'Jld head
of its Chrysler Department
in Detroit.
80TH KINDS
"It's both marijuana and
hatd drugs,·· Paul Schrade,
'executive board member from
Los Angeles, said in the in-
creasing evidence reported by
local union officials.
They spoke in separate in-
terviews. Some other high of-
ficials of the union were reluc-
tant lo talk about the problem .
Drug use has risen sharply
In the last three years and
"it will probably get more
serious as time goes on." said
Fraser. Most of it occurs on
the second shift, usually 3:30
p.m. to midnight . he added.
One n1ajor worry is the
safety· of workers who colud
be injured on the job wh ile
intoxicated with drugs, Fra-
ser said.
There are_ no figures on such
cases or on how wi<lespread
clrug use is ainong workers.
but the union is r~eivlng in-
creasing numbers of reports
from both management and
Its own shop stewards, he
said. I
COMPOUNDED
Schrade said tht: problem
Is compounded in some plants
where com_pa-.1y nurses give
depressants or pep pills to
\\'orkers on the assembly line
who complain of nervousness
or fatigue . It would be better
to send . such workers home
on sick leave. he .said .
The largest number of
reports of drug use on the
job are coming from plants
in California and Detroit, but
''if it's happening there, you
can al so assume it 's ha~
pea1ing in Cleveland, Syracuse
and other parts of U1e coun-
try," Fraser said.
In ~me plnnlg, union of-
ficials are reluctant lg report
drug use for fear of getting
their members in trouble,
Schrade said.
"\Ye have made it clear
that if there is any organiled
people doing the pushing -
and I suppose ttiere are -
~'e certainly wouldn't defend
people like that," Fraser said .
"WI!! really don't know what
v.·e can do except to givl!!
strong advice that they stop
doing il." he said of drug
users.
"We don't know the in-
cidencl!!," Fraser added, "but
an auto plant doesn't operate
In isolatioo. What goes on
I.here reflects what goes on
in the communily.'1
OPEN ISSUE
Fraser predicted the d r u g
prohlem l''ill soon become a\1
open issue ln the union at
the national level despite the
hesitancy of some to talk
11bo11t it. He said lht!: solution
might bl!! like that of the long·
11tanding campaigns against
alcoholism. using education
And retu1bi1italtoo to he 1 p
chronic drinkers.
"\Ye ~·ould be very In-
terested in talking with the
companies about cooperating
In any program of rehabilita-
tion," •Fraser ~aid.
"\Ve went through this In
the old days when they used
to just fire an alcohollc until
the n1cdlcal pro:rcsslan started
recognizing a lcoholl~m AS a
disease ttlaf needs to be
treated ." Alcilholiliinl, Fraser
L Added, IA also s~lll a major ...
problem in fac1Dfies •
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for little tots • Wheels have 3-inch
bum11ers that pfotect furniture • Re-
. movable play tray; washable vinyl
r.over: folds.
SPECIAL LOW P.RICE
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• All cho/vlel VHFiUHF tuo-
ing system• Telescopic di·
po~ antenna • ilJlilt-io de-
magnetoer • Swrdy "'ll'·
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nut fi nish cabinet. ._.
pEftRSON !1!l!!
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• Solid state amplifier • No \ :
tubes to burn l)Ut-longer fife 1
assurance and outstanding
stereo sound reproduction •
Transistorized foor tra<:k ste reo
tape deck • Retracting stylus
(finals over· rKOrds) • Con-
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Great assortment; color-
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for bathcoom or kitchen,
SPECIAL VALUll 99c
Comly built-in headrest ~tt:ii • .,t a111tes. Sat~! ,,.t
b1cl. wbicn '"""' toad. ts 2aa
belt. 11!ay tr~;=~~~~~ in 2
in he1f~-pattemed "i11yl. .
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HI• CHAIR
Unbl'eakable chromed stetil tray, 11tith
solety Jock • Foam padded seat and ba<k
• Adj. lootrtst • O.e·hand lolding •
Converts to youth chair or utihty ch1ir,
15 88
if power fails • lighted band indicator • Tele-_1 scnping antenoa • leather case. \lS
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cabinet • AM /fM-FM stereo
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and multiplex tuner • 4 speed
automatic steret1 phono.
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MAJOR APPLIANCES AT WHITE FROllT:
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Rugged galvanized steel walls are finished
in outdoor baked white enamel ••• liner
is blue for charming reflection of the
gan!en. Interlocking. wall and .channels
with vertical suP110rtS. 5" side seats.
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WEBCOR DB.UXE
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22 rollers in 4 sizes heat sim.ltaneously
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mirror & stivage area lor cord & clips.
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•itk 4 hut s.ettlngs.
Compartment in bast stol'es c11rlers. Hood acts as lid
with c1rr~i n1 handle.
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' ' : /0 DAILY PILOT__
rr.· .500 Mile-
j,, Hike Set
Finds Show Losers Ahoundl~~~~~~~~~
People Misplace 'Coats to 'Good Fairy' Notes T H E WAY P.c.s.
PROFESSIONAL 1 STOP SERVl~E 492•2993 CARPETS & FLOOR CLEANING CALL
COLUCT
Bv Scouts •
RIVERSIDE CAP) -Lile is CB.lite, trench eoata, dark . One woman left a CQat at careless,'' says Mrs. Sklp
full of losers.,.. They leave a glasses and u m b r et I a s . ()Oe place six years, then came Brown of Plaza Cleant;rs. ••we
trail or coats, hat.,, $Weaters, Military men of~· lose 'leave' back t9 pick il up. Sile was a once found M46 . t.n endorsed
dresses, wallets, bibles, briif· pap!r~. We Ond JQts o f year . too ·latt. Cleaners only
cases, baggages'; even babi es. cameras, wallets,·d I am o·n d keep such items fi ve years, checks in 8 ~an·5 pocket."
WALL To WALL COMllNID IJ!:Pf~llNCI FREE PICK-UP .fLOOR T• CEILING IN THI INDUSJltY
Men and boys in Fountain Ttµs is lht! conclusion of a rings andidenti!lcatlgnc,ards." tbensell then1. Items froriflizards <lo 'pup.
Valley are planning a SS-0,ay, repc;irter who checked just two Says 'an airline official;' At ·Bell CI e1a n er s ~ io ,pje6 ha,ye !been found ii)'
500 mile blke this swnmer places where people ofterr~ ''Every Joat .,briefcase has · •a Riverside people tiave left poc•ets or children's clothing.
from the Kern ruver to Lake "With belongings -S:irports million dollar coMract in iit At cash in amounts up to $300. ,Sot .far, aJr-tiave be.en
Tahoe. and cleaning establishments. least, that's what the men tell That swr. remained in a discOvtred b e-f o r e cl eaning
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. If YO'J are between the age Take airports. us when they report them pocket throughout the clean ing began. of 14-21 and have had recept "Men seem to lose more missing." ,. , process, then was returned. One cleaner once found a AJ1oclated S.rvicts of LANGLEY JANITOR SERVICE
Bey Scout experience, you can things than women_." says Lo~t toll usually are ~sy to JI money rans ,out of note, w_rapped around a small and REUKEMA RUG & CARPET CLEANERS
join lheacfion. EldaRoda,whokee~trackof relu1n. Losi objects arf h<ld pockels,. "'"' gels it. The tooth. 11!,llich ~read ' ."Dear SERVICING SOUTHERN ORANG!! COUNTY
It's planned by sponsors of such thing~ at nearbv Ontario six mon, ths, the.n. 1fe.oiytn' to owner. if·he can be determln~·: Fa1-·;'Ctid 1 h<11• JS. c~ this
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new E·plorer Posl '68 ~ o;r: u1 .,. PLANT LOCATION ·. 152A Los Molinos, San Clemente
• • ·-~ln~te~r~na[tJio~na~l.~Ai~'rpo~r~L:;:~~~lh~e~p~e~rso~n~wh~o~t~u~rn<d~~~:•:m.~~,ed~.O~~~erw~~is~e :th~e~lose~f~S~rea~ll~y~,,11;1""'~~in~s~;•~d;l~or.~1~0~c~e~n~I~~:•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • 1,nt.ereS!ed boy,s are invited to "Our lost and found is in. , I. , lose. • last time. This ~ hurt when
'l!ttend the formationMofndthe Usually stoCked wittl brief· ortakedrycleaners. ···'.'People reall y are myb~r editout." pool at 6:30 p.m ., o ay
in the communlty center.
"It's a special group with
~ · · ·an emphasis on back packing,
camping, conservation and
commu!lity service. we· plan
some preUy rough hikes, so
we want gualified boys who
rea lly like' JO cainpj'' George
Keller. one ·or the post
organizerS, explained.
The post wUI provide ad·
vanced activitjes for boys
graduating from the City's
eight Boy Scout troops.
Monday n 1.g h t interesled
boys can siin up for the post.
.. We want 20· or 25 boys in
the post,'' Keller said. "If
more are interested we will
, form another Explorer Post."
·~ The post's first activity will ·~·.be a get acquainted camping
'1rlp April. 25 and 26 to tligh
Creek Camp in the Big Bear.
Arrowhead region.
Then on April 27 another
formation meeting will be held
.~t 7:30 p.m. in the community
:center. Boys who didn't make
:lhe first two events will . be
..;ffivited to this one.
The 500-mile hike is planned
by teacher George DeVinna .
the post adviS<>r. Any boys
who can make it will join
the hike.
DaVinna has enlisted the aid
of another teacher for the
hike and is looking for more
adults to help.
"We plan several short hikes
:tnd a 50-mile hike to prepare
for the long one," Keller said.
Valley Sets
Graduation
Graduation ceremonies for
eighth graders in the Fountain
Valley School District are of-
licial now.
The board of truslees put the
orticial stam p on gra<fualion
by adopting c_ertain procedures
as part of a formal board pol·
icy for graduation s.
One item in the policy rec-
ommends that graduation par-
ties be held on school grounds
and sponsored by the PTO.
Trustee Sheila Meyers asked
the adminisfration to study
possible improvements in in-
surance policies for the PTO
groups if lhey·become respon..
sible for graduation parties.
Mike Brick, 'district superin-
tendent, pointed out that grad-
uation ceremonies are not new,
but the trustees had never
adopted a fotmal policy on how
lo hold them.
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TANG DRINK ~:~·l~!~~ ............. -.... 97'
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LE SUEUR PEASl,'ll".u• ............... 33'
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RAV IOLI ~:~i~!N".~:~~~.1.~~~~-~. ~.~~~~.~ .... 3 7'
STAR-KIST TUNA l~'::.m .......... 32'
FRENCH DRESSING"'""" 36' 101.ITL ........ ,
of" TOMATO KETCHUP'"" 22 ' 1tor.1n.
PEANUT BUTIER ~~:.~:: ............ 87 '
AUNT JEMIMA SYRUP ::," 68'
GREEN OLIVES ~~:~',~:!~:.1.~~.'.'.~~.~~~.~56'
~·CH k4ffkt!~ CORONET FACIAL
,llNtED 23' TISSUES
200 er. IOX
U.S.D.A, FOOD STAMP
COUPONS
Gladly Accepted
T-BONE STEAK ,... $) 3 llMOVID 7
lUC•l •oMOlt ll 1111 •
STANDING RIB ROAST
LARGE IND -UKMT IONDID IEE' , , ,, , ., , ,, ••••••• , , , ,. ,
~9.~~~lUC~Y~~.~~llf ...................... 89~.
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STEWED TOMATOES
!Ill MONT( 25 ( 16.0UNCI
CAN
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UPTON TEA:::: .......................... 63'
HI-HO CRACKERS l:~.~: •......•... 35 '
BREAD :::;~~::.~.~~~~.~.~~.~~~~~ ....... ~3 c
o" tAMAlE PIE ~'::'i~\ ............ 65'
· JELL-0 DESSERT !~~.'.~L ............ 20'
HONEY COMB CEREAL :~· ...... 56'
MAHATMA RICE ~~Wi~ ........... S7'
BISKIT MIX :':~~~., ...................... 36c
PREMIUM CRACKERS :::1.'.' ..... 36'
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CARNATION 63( 71/2-0UNCI
IDX
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BEEF STROGANOFF :~t:~: .......... 51 '
COD FISH ~l'tii.'::t111
......................... 63•
FISH CAKES ~'::.~:::~ ..................... 29'
ORANGE JUICE t':'!~'.~~~ ............ 49'
STEW VEGETABLES :~;t'i~L ... 49'
SUPPERS ~t .. ~:.~ r.~:.~.::Si':,~r~ ~ .' 11 •
BRIDGFORD =~i:0o~~=~~ ............. 23'
JOHNSTON PIES [;~".:,0:=.:~,~~~~.691
TOAST A PIZZA ir'!\'. ................. .75'
SAUSAGE PIZZA 11:\'.: ............... 85 '
ENT REES tiroll1011!Clll(ll11•1'0Tif0U o• 47' 1'\llPTw/POtATOU) 1 01.••1 .••...•
Our LOW EYCt)dayPricc!
ICE CREAM
lADYLlr 59c ~GAUON
CllTON
•• tmWE • f PftlTS. I --· . .:...::..., .. . . SHASTA::~~~~~~~ ......................... 23<
BEER ~~:~~~.~~~~~~~ ..................... '1 t1
VODKA ::.~:~~~~.~ .................. '3''
!&'l.llUilU at MOJt llt(lf STotUJ
BOLD DUE8GENT '""·"'········'2"
DASH DETERGENT ""'·"'········'2"
IVORY SNOW ~~~~~::.~'.~-....... _ .... 82' •
SPIC & SPAN ~·:~'.~, .................. 31 c
SAFEGUARD SOAP :~/:',., ......... 20'
DOWNY somNER :~~·;~Ill,. ....... 44 '
MR. CLEAN CLEANER \~·:~rn. .. 66 '
.. ·kirfkt!·--
SWEET RELISH
lADY'S CMO!CI 2 5 ( , 12·0UNtl
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NORTHERN TISSUE ~~!!'c1.1oi.u .. 39'
JOY LIQUID ~:~:.'.~'r.~~-~;: ........... 62 c
ef"WAX REMOVER ::z~~!:~~:~ ..... 69 c
MIRACLE WHITE ~~~~~:~:.~ .......... 73•
FANTASTIC !~ .. i~~:~~.~~~ .................. 79'
o-4BRUCE WAX ~~:r~~~·-c ............. 69•
~BIZ LAUNDRY AID \\'::'I!. ........ 82 '
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KAL KAN CAT f.POD ~~~·:.~::.u.:.·. 16c
CAT FOOD !';;:'<~~1.1.~.~~~.~~ ............... 24•
KAL KAN DOG FOOD ~~~:.1~~~~.1.23c
KAL KAN CHUNK r::~~~~ ....... 25 •
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SCMILUNG 5 5 ( 1 2~·0UNCI
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CHIQUITA BRAND
BANANAS
CENTRAL AMERICA'S
flNIST QU~llTY
GOIDEN RIPE
12~.
U.S. NO. 1 GRADE
RUSSET POTATOES
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VIENNA SAUSAGE
UllY'S 26' 4-0UNCE
CAN
~:1.,tv •cu:·~.:· ~\ 1 CREAM TOPPING ~.1:~i::''. ....... 43'
1. I tADY LEE BUTTJR ~:·:,~~~r ......... 79' 1 tADY LEE SOUR CREAM l.~'. ..... 27'
dMIT ATIO,. MILK ~~~'.~\, ......... 37' r P~RKAY :-t:t·~·~:.1
................... 27c
.... the few items listed an th is page con·
stitute just,) small sampling of the tho u·
san~s of low, discount pr ices in store for
yoii: at Litc~y.
COTTAGE BUTTS $JD9
IA'lt -10111\IU .................. ,., •• ,.... lL
~L~~OllO-'&RMll JOllM -lllTT POIT10~. 6 9::..
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~s~!,S~~11~t,~,~~1MnK1 11.~1. •••l. 88 C
~~.!~I J~H~£2~1-ll.Pl~ ............. 77c
SllC!D, .. tl. •111: •••••••••••••••••••••• 69c
-'<• ,,,1, •. , LDW DISCOUNT PRICES ON HOUSEWARES e BEAUTY AIDS'
•
Just rirht !Dr fro~tr su mmer bever11 es. t1r11
'itcher & malt hint 111sses with swirl desi&n.
llAPIC>
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RAPID SHAVE
lt1al1t, m1~t~ol If lim1. Mikts ''''" iftt •etttt t••• II nt~IJ , •• , •.
11·11, Cit.
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\OW PllCE
(111d. 1 Sc Off}
KOOL PAC FROZEN COOLANT
lARGE
Silt
96c
•
Reusable. Keeps yogr
picnic ice ch1st c1ld
for h11rs.
SM ALL
Silt 64c
BRECK CREME RINSE
Ml-IS k1i1llSJ11 11'11"111 IHI dt~r s~1111po1ln1. ChtUt lr1111
l ei11u tr With Btd1. 11·01,
ba tl!t. $
IVIRYDAY 139
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BRECK BABY
SHAMPOO
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EVE~YOAY LOW P~!C£
PLASTIC ASSORTMENT
Dwr~•lt J•IJ Jll llic •iuio-
•a11 is liUwasher 11!111•
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• DAILY PILOT \J
~:U.S. Seeking End to Vicious · ~ircle ()f Ghetto.:for. Vets
;. r • WASHING'roN (UPI) -to pay for tu!Uon, bookl and -Tbat the Vetttw AdtnJn. .. 1 them to resume Ultlr f?"b<r or remedial .,..... tuition tolls. tulorlna allowancu be PNJ•I· In( blcll'f" <I poor ed11C•tlon.
:, The government l:s about to living costs. lstration seek out sehool drop. edu(IUon. be oHertd IUCh 1ervictmen, much .., fl'7$ a month apeclal ded veterana In college who or who neeO apeclal cour1es
start a new program aimed at Congress set out last year ouLs and encourage and coun-~t pre-dbc.harge re-wllh the government paying as -That special $5G-:a.monlh mJght ~ oo the point of fill· to gra<h.J.1t.e.
breaking a chain of ignorance to ilterea.se education benefits r====:::::===::::::=====~~~~~~~~=;~~~====;;;;;;~;;;;;;~;:.:;;;;;;~~ which rel.urns Jl001lf educated but bogged down into a 11tale-
l' veterlll1! to ghettos U1ey left mate which wu broken only COSTA MESA ONLY "· for aervlce in Vietnam, recently. :J:t' 10:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M.
The program will try to en-President Nixon proporied .... .. ~ e I
courage school dropouts to re-increasing ihe monthJy allow-~ ~; lit; s I t On ,. ( sume their education alter ance (rom . Uit,.baalc 1130 a ~ ~ ,, .
they leave military service. month to $147 a month. The " ......... u.~c.....,.._•..,·.,........,~.._~...... ~ ei• • .. , . ~ Studies rtnd that unlen the House figured t bat wasn't I .
veterans from hard-core ghet· enough and boosted it to $165,
to! do go back to school, they later to $171>.
:. ~~~y·.1:'!.:.J:~tha~~l~:~e: th~ ... ~1)!~;1 !:°:i~"~~ a .au a· EE a IS.·1:1111. --11.E:~ln==;j~ ,1· pr06pects ror better Jobs than be given to Vietnam veterans
before their military service. that Korean and World War
Stud I e ! by the Sen ate n veterans recdvecl'an~ voted
Labor Committee also turned for a basic aUowance of $190.
up what )'las described as dis-The ensuing ' stalemate was
appolutmgly IQW tl¥! of educa-finally broken in a House-1------------..,.-------------------------------------...------tlonal provisions of the~GI blll Senate conference committee.
ol righi..' A' R1Uch loW<r pro. which compromll«I on a 1175
portion of Vietnam v~terans figure.
has been applying for college Caught up in the stalemate
benefits than veterans of the -and part of it -wu the 7
Korean War or, World War II. program aimed al school '
One reason was presumed dropouts. 1 •
to be the level cf educational The Senate adopted three
benefits paid by the govern-amendniiepts, sponsored by
n'le'lit du.ting a lime of soaring Sen. Alan Cranston, (D.cailf.),
oollege costs. A ,sJngl& vele-which Created ,considerable
ran gotni to ,college gol an "al-opposition in tbe Hou:Je. They
lowap~ of only $130 !1 month prov.ided:.
Ideal for Home or as Travel Tote
DURABLE PLASTIC
MINI ·SEWtNG CHEST
2 DAYS OHi.Y ••...• as~
9x6x51h:". Has fold-away band.le, removable tray~ Holds
hair rollers, hairpieces, cosmetics, first aid equipment,
or baby travel needs, as well as sewing needs.
Most Photogeiiic?
President Nixon demonstrates · a "candid expres-
sion" alter congratulating prize winners of the
White House News Photographers Association. Nix~
on said, somewhat enviously, that the late Dwight
D. Eisenhower had an expressive "rubber face"
\Yhile his own is on the stoic side when it comes to
picture taking.
i •••••• -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.~.~."'•""'• ••• • • : Comprehensive
• • • .. evening programs
• : toward degrees of
• • • • • • • • • : Bachelor of Science•
• •and • • • Master of Science • • • Sy5temat1c, dynamic instruction Is given by on out5ttndinQ
• loculty ol practicing Kientis ts ond engitlH~ holdlng odYanc:ed
• degrees froin top univenltic1 thlO\lfNM.ll the t"I01ioli.
• More thon 1 '2,000 tkhniCIOM, engine.rt end odminlstro·
• ton.--bcrh men ond women--hove Cbnlinued hlll·time tmplO'(·
• ment whil• working toword their degrees ot Wat Coo1t Uni· •
• Ytl'\!ly.
• l .S. ,.,,... hi •ntinleri"t, •HliN ph)'lta, ....... ..tti •
• IMltiCt, eN C••vttr tc:ititet,
• M.S. ,.,.,... lw 1y1ttM1 -.interi1t9 •Ml .... 111 ....
• KitllCI wit• .i1ht .,110111 .. , .,.clllisetiett.
• •
Y<CU Is octrflf!ttd by the Wntem Alsociotion of School1
ond Coll~es. ond ii opProved for ..,.,,rans,
: New term starting
• • 550 So. M1 in St.
• Or1n9•, C•lif. 92.668
P-20
• Please wnd totolog ond informotlon on :
: D_ U~!Vduot• pn>grom D Gtoduott pr'l)gtOm • • • • '• ~._
'll ' ~ AODRE •
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22·0Z. * SPRAY FOAM
MODERN · LIVING®
RUG CLEANER
&1~
2 DAYS ONLY
Clean, 10xl4' ru&;. 3 qulek !tei-
-cpray It on, spcnge it in,
vacuum it up. Eby to use on
lara;e or small areas. •Ntf Wt-19111
201-pltce terminAI, lackle accn.ory kit In·
eludes lures, bobben, hooks, line and swivels.
With pluUc tackle box. Saw.
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PLASTIC SPACE·SAYER
CABINET WITH
SHELF TOP
1·.87
2 DAYS ONLY
19%x7'1'". Wall hang or set on
fla t surface. WhltC', pink. avo-
cado, blut. und and ydlo1Ar.
White sliding doon.
2 DAYS ONLY
PRINT OR SOLID
LONGI ACEfllE
' TRICOT CULOTTES
3.00
2 DAYS ONLY
Full cul. E1asUc empire
"·aist. long slttV". Some
Juliet-look s tyles. All in
beautiful colors. S·l.t·L.
lioYS' BLUE
JEANS BOAST .
. WFSTERM . LOOK
·93~ . .
•• '1;
2 DAYS ONLY
Sturdy t.'Q tton denim
jean1 are N'lnfOT'C'!Cl at
all points or atttu. lndi·
eo blue. 6 to 14.
FOLD 'N' FRESH AIR
OUTDOOR UMBRELLA
CLOTHES DRYER
5.96 .
2 DAYS ONLY
Steel upper structure. Hu 32
linH; 10'.2' drylni area. 1%"
galvanized center post. Closes
eully for compact at.orast.
Limited Outinflly-H-Mid fa dui.ra.
IN PACK
• • •
Fits 1.11 ln1t.anl·load cameras with Oath CllbC'
aockeb. 3 cubes, 4 l'luhes each, in package.
Ideal (or ouick, serie1 1hots .
L(111ltt0 Mnllly, -.old " t111i.r1.
.
VINYL PATCH STEP-IN~
2 DAYS ONLY • • • •
Women's, teens' 3·toner vamp ls made of easy-ca.re yinyl
that you just wipe and wear. Combination colors of bone,
beige, brown. Sizes S.10. Save over $1. Use Your Kmart
Credit Card.
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NORTHERN ....... ---
CANNON
JUMIO SIZE
Decorator
Towels
Big, thick, thirsty towel~ ln
popular atri~ patterns, at a
big 1aving1!
NORTHERN
TOlLET
TISSUE
28¢
4 ROLL PAI(;.:
Buy 1evtral at thti low Kdiarl
price. Just say , "Charge It;'' . ' ... . . . ...
LARGE 4Q.QUART. ; . .
. WASTE BIN Wll'Hi •
EASY HINGm L~l
.1.a·1 t:! .· '
2 DAYS .ONLY ~ . . .
Lightweight.,· wtth built;t,_;tian-
dlea on hue contaJner. Fulinel·
designed top with eaay-lift~Jid.
Avocado, gold.
I
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n DAILY PILOT Thursday, April 23, 1~70
, •• LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE l.E0.<4 NQTICE 1.EGAL N OTICE
• ~.T.,tcATt Of auil•iil" ,.-1 sUll•••o• EouF °' TH• · ,~;;J i "' •tCTITIOUI l'llM M..... • Cl ltf llliCATI °' lllJIMIS1 -·~:~•co" Jt.!--.. OI .. ~ '°' c•11.:~~~AYS OP''CO. ... ltATIOM 'fO:ft llOT.CI T Cl:ltUTOlt THI: VNOElt$1GNi"0 do ~ l'ICTITIOlll MAMI! OV ... -, ·-OP OU.NOi Tl!: "1011 Of' ,_111t1t1•n UtlDt"lt· Of' IU Ait.MINlt (9ttffr ti!.-w.y .,.. ltONhlcll"'I! f r.iart T11~ w-nitol'ltd cloft Cllt111't' flt Is con-,.JllCTI'llOuS HAMI! tftU. •It\ flt) u.C.C.I
ll\ltl'*l •I 6t TM City Plut S0.,,111, City CluOl"f • eu.\-11 4U N. Ntw-1 NOTIC& 0' HIA•1N• 01' fll 'TITlON THE UNOERllGNEO CORPORATION Nttlct I• l'llrtby .il\ltf'I JO N CtW.itorl « ClfMtt-Coo.intY of Ortu•, .Shit of IJVO,. N ... ~ lff(I\, C•lltor11l1, \IAdtf r~~::f•::1~:.:/~y4NO JOOR dotl l\tftlW c•rt1ft llltl It It eonilutll ... ol OANIE\. OE•L~ 'frt111ftl'Of, ""'*•
Ql1Mim1-. ~,,.. llC!!lleul lltm ,..,... .... tk llllo111o firm """" ol E$SE e•4 EU le ol eES HAltTK;.AN • DlnintU loC11'<1 , II 15\)1 Wfftclltt butllteU ldc!Au. LI ~ PIK•flll•• Cotll
... TME SWISS COL.OHY $TOltf ,,, '""!Ml wld ltNll I• (~'Of """ IOI· NO~ICE IS HEii.EBY civ'r"-lld. Ori~ •• ,..,_, l4ldl. C.Uto-1111, ullcllr Mai, OM.11l'f Ot' Ol'tlllll '" .. ot •'!Mt, ttid llrm lt. (OOl'lllOMd ~ llW .-.iiow-le>lli'lllO ,_,.011 wl!OM "'"'' 111 1v1t tnd MAltTH!LLA lt"N°"'t.L ht ti'•~ ... ~fl31 m.t llClltloul /ll'l'i'I fllfl'll. of MASTS C1lllornlt,' llllt 1 •lit tr1na'9r lt_,a~I
O emen t e Seeking -' .
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'Fantasticks' Cast ' • -~· --M,.,. ,,,. addt-• •·· .::.,:r:d.nc l5 tol'OIOI' I '· I """,,..1111 and ltllt Mid lll'ITI It c~ ot fl! tit mlik 10 AIG tfYORAUL)C p.>MP,. .. ..., 0 flllloM. to-wilt t-.t O ' • \I ' • pet hyn fOr ~O!NI• ol wlH llld 1111 IOlklwlnt QOl'POl'lllo(I, wnott "1M1Ptl Tr1nll•r .. , ..,._, M '·-· .-ir... i. llt 'f """'"*"*!It Well ...,1111 Orl-n, H S. EvfllOtr, 1:1)11) E!(lll Plt(t, tor IUultlC<I '4 LIJttus 1'•t1mtnr.,·y pl~ of 111.!tlllttl 111• lollowi: 11121 lvfni Orltt. ~rori,"CGyntt NOW-ENDS TUESDAY tl~IOt, C.llfoor11l1 ft5C1 Sli<llA Aflf, Cf!LI, IO Ille Pfllllanlr, rtt•rtnc. IO Whlti'I ~trlnt A11Wrtl1lnt krYlc:t" Int., of Orlnte .. Sllff of Wllof'i~ H'"" J . ,Ul9fite, ,,. .,..._.. O.Md Aitrll" 1t1a '' (l'lta. ior t.qtM Hffl«ll•"' Ind 1•1 W•kl!ff or1v,, N•W-' e.1cn. TM P'Olillrtr i. • 1r1t1S.r.rrt0 1& Au'dltlons have ,been lll'" little thc.ater of Su.o cten1ente Nightly 7:00 i nd 9:40
A ..... cen.11 Mfw, (llltofnl1 •WO Htrlltrt $, E~•l'll•r • !NI lflfo !lfflt • ..., ~·« o( hMtlroo C1llfor11l1, ·~Nd ., 1651 p1.aiiij1, Coil• ~; DEMY WlTNef.I our "'"°' mi. 10111 dtr 0, s111~ t1 c1111orni., Ot•,... c-1v. •M w ..... "'' 111tn 111 ttt ~.-a.. WITttE's 111 1v1114; ~ '°tl'I .., 01 coun1y °' or1""1t, s111it °' c.11torn11. nounced for amateur singers lllgh School, 700 Avenida Pico. ACA
Allfll 1'10 ()ft A11111 1, ltl'G,•btfor• mt,. NOlll"I' 1m. II t:)O 1.m.. 1,. tM COUt'll'oonl M••Cl'I, tt70. ~hf p....,.,., II ~,.. II""'''* fl Ad ••tor f "Th
• • H•rn J. L•tttdlll PIJllUe 111 '"" 10r wld sr.i,, "r'°"111Y oi °'"r1m1111 ~·· • t1 .. ro ' C011t'· 1co1tP01tA1'1f Sf.AL) .,: "u 11V01 111'1ttc11,....,,..., -~ 1 01 e The cast calls for six men AWIRD ll•Y MIOflDll •PM•red tterMr1 s. E~•~r •now11 10 11 100 c1v1e c.,..., 0r111e w11t, 111 M•rll\I Advi r11i1119 1!'Wil ll004 wlll of 1tw M;.cfilM *"" ~ 'F'ut&IUcks.'' the summer
.. STA.TE OF U.LIFOIUtlA mt IO OI llW "'r"°" wl\Otl M..,,. II 1111 (ll'f of S.ntt """'· Ctlltorni.. Slf\'~ Int.. -knoo1101 .. Derll -~lflt S19 W "'"""-' --A.o...01 -t 01. S Of all ages and two young COUMt~ 0' IUYEllSIOf M:iw"ibecl f6 JM wltlllll ln1t-nl "" °''"' April ti. 1'10. I v: Cir• Gfot,..., Pm~l loalM •I 16!1 Pllctiilt.. C..tl """'· 10..-...... P•uu'"""on 1» u1e In o.H t M1s ltnfll d•v of .t.or• A,o .. 1rn. 1c11. ... 1..-ti. t•ecuNd '"' .. ,,,., ~ E. sl, JOHii', STATE. o,. CAL IFORNIA..• Counf'I' Of br•nt., M1W<ff c.....,._ C19'1Mbte Comrn,fnHY Theater. Women. Singers are requested WINNER I ~· n>t L• H. Ml'l'trJ, NO!lr; PIJbllc tt>FFteiAL seALI • ll'ATlllCIA 0:,.\111;: COUNTY 0 1" OllAJrfGE", ... Tne bvlk tr1Mttr wll•., ~~,,..,.., J-•-HaHa~ _of '-m ••a to 'bring '""I mu-'c. The • In '"' ...... CDlllllY lll'ld $f1ll. r.-111..., • fllbe H. C•nettl On • ttii. $0111 • .., ti Mltell A..0 en or· 1ttw· It'll 1• -Of •• .,. UIUI . "":'!: IU -£..:11&"'1• ;)l~ ;).I """rn 11111'( commt111ond • ..., 1worn, "'°'''"" Public-Cll!Wnl• uoo £ .. t Ctftt Mll~WIW lt70, belor1 ....... Nol1rv Pui.11t in 1m .• , lG:tl> ·A.M. II c.n-m Et<r..-Beach will d~t the Po !.. playhouse will provide an ac-' ae.ai· ACTRESS
'*'°"'llY lpPf:lnod Hlrl"I' J, U .... 11 Pt111(1"81 Offlct In ~~"':t-":h!"'r, Cllifornll 1"11 for Wld Col>n!Y 1nd Stfll, ,,_rSOMll'I' Cornp.1ny, f:M $0. E!Kflil AW,, "l'lllMlll'I, -i?U~r a -==--··
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,,.. ..., M.fO-.,,._ 10 "" to bl 111t or-• counl'I' 1 ••• 1 •oPe•reii c1r1 o-.1 ,_,, to "" Co\lnlY oi or1ne-. s1.i1ro1 c.111orn11. musical, with Doris Shields companist. · ,. ~ ""'°'' MIMl ,,. 51JbKrlbttll MY Cammli\~ li•l'lrn Al1•1'111Y ..., Ptl "°""r to tit the Pr111Gtnl Ill 1111 <0tP0<1llDn SO l•r 11 ki!OWn IO 1flt TrlllllffM.• ' .-I d. Th T J H
1 ,,.._~nt1111 ln&trumtnt. •fld tt1tr10W1ld9ill ,..,1• 14 1tn Pubfblllll 0t1no• c°''' c.ur Piiot. ""' n:~u'" tM Wl,111" 11111rumtnt on ,11 1111>!t11Ss lllmff •lld ••·-""" serving as 1musi~a • 1rector. e om ones-arvey
, to ,,., 11111 !fltT 111KU1~ ""'••mt. ll'ubllsl'ltd Or•riqe Cotti 0111'1', Piiot, APtll n. 24, & ~. 1t10 n.t-10 bt:Nll of tM c0tPOri111rt·~1n "'"""' °" IN Tr1111flror w flit ltlr1t 'v11r. Tryout$ ar~ ;cheduled.for 7:30 Schmidt musical bas played STR£BARl&6,NBRAO • S1t4.R!FOMAR·
'"' w 1rNE!ss w11E•EOF, 1 111-n ...... u t, 1i, n.111, 1m ...,.10 LEG"' ~OTliCE •nd fdlnowltdfld f(I 11111 ..... , we11 i..t "'''' ~,.~, pm '"-" 11: ._ .. 1 · ·' to packed houses 1·n Ne·w Y or k tlto'lunto Ml ""I t>tfld 11111 lff!~td my °" AM _._,,Ion 1111Cllt9d !ht -S.Otn• • • P «J.Y ,, fl IMIU Ul we
•kl•'-iNI the Uy 11111 ..... I" llllt LEGAL NOTICE (QFitg1AL IEALl '°'"° ~111. 1no ror the past 10 years and ar1~111 flrs1 1tiovt wrlllll'. ,.u eli'CiioTice Mitri_. e. ltotM!! . A&0~r.1u11c corco. • \) •• MJwt.UWW'!'lEll'. .. ! ion $t10 TO ALL CONCERHE.O:. NOttt'W .. ublk • Clllfoml• 8'1'1 lenllltHll Bttn•lfll has been an intemati():Jlal SUC· "" fAAKPfOXCtllt
Le11 "· ,,.,.,.,._ •·Mm oi -of '"' Celli. PrllldPill ot11u In Tr1111ft'I'""-N J • cess as well. Its score includes •Nl~!!! ...... f'v!!,~ 1• C1UfOl'n1I tlllTIPICATI! GI •USINISS ~: ~~ =•IU ~ld~PllrtllY 1lvt Ol'ltllof, Coulllf • 8y: Mlt'I' ~119' ,· ,ew -~~e ~' f!ll., ........... .,._n 'I' I PICTI1"10UI NAM! fl'lll IM ' Ill ... ···a. ft' IOClt PM. Mf COi'r>mllsl111 l!tllra lr1n&ffrlt 1 T ui I he p 0 p u I a r •• T r y t 0 ftoY Commhsl°" E•' rei Tiii undtnklM'CI do c1rt11v l!lf'I 1r1 notice Y w ' ... • c ...,.,,, 10, 1tn cOftoMl!!RCI atc•OW .. 'Re memer."
1 Mi r. 1, 1t"4 condudlno 1 but!nni 11 P. o. 81Nt on Tllund•Y· M•~ 1-. lf7CI, •I t11t CM-AO"Ml. ououa & MAllEl.TINIE, "· o, N:I: 4111 G .. ., .. tjoblhn.d Oranoe COlll Otlly Pllol JS:U. M•lfl Ofllce, HUnllllfllOfl Beacll. lerenee R-.i of ,.,. Couno;ll Chimbef"I ..... ...,...,. tM s.. £Kllll G M I t. "Th Fant ,. k " w·11 •. ·" • """11' 1', n, ID 1111111 Mfr 1, lt1t "°'10 c..ll!Oml• "647, under 11tt fld ltl61/i firm n Felr OrlYI, CGllll ""'"°' Ortr•te Coun-Jn w .. t Ht! """ All.lflllnt• Ca.llffnlll HIQ roup eets e BS IC S J pen :~~ ----n1m1 of ASAP INC. Ind 11111 Mid ty, C..llf0m111 rtct!VI lnvllltklnl of th• L.N ........... ~lllff'lllll NIU EW'IW Ht. 1•1 July 1 for a six-week run, WM ,.,__-LEGAL NOTICE nrm 11 011m0051C1 bf •he 1o11ow1""' ptttOns, l!IN!tnetter d1Krl'*I N!•I prop11rl'I' (:Om-T•SJits Publllilld Or•..,. ~st 0111, P1101, playing Wednesdays through • Gll4 • t :JS CW., •
\ll'tlOlf ri-mn In fu~· 11111 Piacel ol POslng of -roxlm1te1'1' 1.n ac:rn, :in Publlr.l)ed Or~Co111 0111r Pllor Apr/I ;U, 1910 .J'9-7CI ACADI MY WINNINfo ~IN!., followr • Slxteenlll $tr.e1 Wnl ot Mol\rOlll• Avenue. ""run. :io: Ml'I' 1. 14 1t10 1u.rDl-------------1 () M-d Saturdays at the c a b r i 11 o' SHORT SUIJECT
... ,... Glr•kl K. Sw1..-, 19212 Word\ltter ((11111 Mesi. Tiit tfOPtffi' .. Clfferlbld IS -f. • n on ay Pia ho se 202 A e id I •i• • NOTICI TO t 111110 ITORJ ln .. t41H111"81on 1t11ctt, c1111ornl1. tallows: LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE , -Y U ' v 8 a "PEOPLE SOUP"
: ; ·:. tUf'lll.IOll .COUllT OP f HI! . Dou!llll M •• Blrb. )1.51-C COl'$rc.n A "°"""" ol LOI 1012, NeWPOrl' -----li~C~aH~.,~i;ll~oio, ~s~ .. iii.~C~l;eme~;·;t•;·--~:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;~ • •\YATI Of! CAL1f01lNIA fOll ltd., Hul\tlno~ Be.eh. C1lllaml1. Mtlf Tr,,CI lllUl!Od In IM (Jty of1 · • -~ ' TH••CO~~~~ou.HGl Dlted G~~.~h i~·si...'!°. ~1'1!rn1~i:· s~n~ • ~•P ~~':i Cfll.TlfltcA;f: a us1Ntss •-'' T'<l"c':l!DITO., A general me m.b e r·s'1 i p
·'Et t' 1 OOllOTHY y I URKE cft. Oou91AI M. 8!1iti .RIKOl"dlcl In Book 5, Pit• 1 Of PICTl1'10US NAMI! "'' ~eellng Of the lrVine Com-' •e: 1 0 · • ' SJale of Cllllornll Orinoe Covnt'I': · MlJetlllro10U1 Mlp&, Rteonls 01 Orenoe Tht ll!'Wiltnlanld dO certify ''-" •r1 C1" •UlK 1"R,•01N~aa 1 munlty .Theater will be tield C'8~ . •• y ..... to "' On M·-.. 311 't.I .... • Nallrv Cobnrr. C•t!IOl'nle CDl'(llJCl!no • b\m!-,, 10AI P1'11tr ISlc:t. •Ill,-I u.c.c. '. NOTICE IS HE II OY e ....... • ore ' SUBJECT t O: .Art <OYtn.tntl. rk;Jhh, St •• Or111'19t, C.lllOl'nlt,392Ut "1i:id•r flMI Hollc:I It llfrtby tl'l'IPfl IO ""' Crlldlton Mood-in the University treo!llOl'I of Ille .iiowe lltf11911 dtotdlnl Pub!lc In t1111 l<W .Mid Sit~. PM'IOll•llY rt ttf'Wll.WI\' Ind tailrnenp of r.tonl. llctlllovs firm fllf!'ll 9f CUSTOM IN· of AMUHD H. GRIMSTAO Ind INGR IO -;r
)1111 .i1 Pfr-lllv1111 (llltitt "'In" 1111 .,.,.., Geflld I(, Sw•n-& ':"Ill 11' ... req111tltcl "''' the otltrs IO TERIOll: OESIGN Ind 11!1t wld firm Gll.!MSlAO, TrlMterors. wMll bi;slfltU Methodist Church mu) ti ~
•Id ~nt 1re ,_Ired lo Ille t~"" M. l lrtl k-lo 11'11 lo It'll p!lrtf\IH bl In writing.. 'C0$11 Melli b cotnpatad o1 t'hl following ~ 1ddra11 1$ 1:116 1'.lrd St., Clltll Mfl,I, Nll'N\9e room t 8 R1. Th ~Ill! Ille nt«Ull"I' \'OU(;t'11111, rii IN ofllc:I ,,_flllM illllolt llltna i re· ~Ibid COVnf'I' waler Dl11r!cl &oerd of Olrecton wllos• Mmlll Ill full 1!'Wil pl1<n of County of <W1nfl, Sllte of C1U10rnlt, r-rv a p, e '!fl n. citrk !II Ille '"°""' tnllltM eeurt, or 1o t11e w111111i ''"lrlHMftt •fld •ck • res•rvn 1111 r'9hl to wilvt any 1r-residence 1re;"t1 follows: 111e1 1 DUlk rrallllf1r b 1b0ul 10 be church is located at 18422
:"" 1resent ttiem, w!lll tM M<llH'l' Id tl>IY txlC\llld lllt: wme. r91rulir111es, IO r1JKI 1ny 11111 •II affu~, Robfrl L.# ltnnell: 7MS Orl011 St., lnlllltl to Emefl Bahrk •lld lltf!J llOllr!l. CUiver Drive, Irv;-. ~1NjlttMln. to lilt ulldertftl'llCI II 1111 olfl« (OFFICIAL SEAL) ~nd to lllgO!lil• wltn bidden 10r !lw Y1111 Nu~s Clllt. 91406 Tr1111fereM, ~ buslne!.5 lddrus Is. '""
-o)'.1111 1n-n: ouryo. c1r.-1.,r ,..., Jt11n '-Jobd 11n1 otr•r obt1ln1bi1 "' 11111 wirer P1u1 vOu, tsll s. Cl'lev c11111 nos H•rbor a 1w1., Rm. 21, Cwt• M .. , On the agenda o[ the
.. •rnn, llr Ernlll J. Sdl111, Jr.), ..SU Nollrv P11btlc.C1lllornl1 Olstrlcl Or., Glendalt Cllltorn!• t1206 'f COUl\IY of Or1nge, Slllt of Clllfornl1. 'MICArmur 11w1., P•• on1ee llo• 11N. P•lll(INI Offict 111 .., ~ 111111 ~.,_, of ls.000.00 Gtr•ld Meivln a.ennett, nn Touun Tht ~ 10 be tr1r111trm II 10c:11m meetin g is the election of of-
Tiie Co1te M ... Cl•lc Pl9JllMM
pr111nh
"THE GIRL IN THE
FREUDIAN SLIP"
bv Wlffl•m lt•-
Aprll 24·25 -l :l O P.M.
WEST G ATE OltANGI COUNTY FAl•f!IOUNDS
Ad•issioll: SJ .50 ........iON: l l4·5llJ
......... 7: 134·5391 ,llWWPDrf 11.e•dl. C•lllllrnll '2663. wllldl II or1n11e COt.11'11'1' . ~vld accomp1ny 111t: ~. ln Ille Circle, Fountain Yllln. C1llfornt11 p21a. 11 221»-.u, H1rbor BIYd., Cos•• Miii, ficers and a tioard of directors
5 of bl/JIMU of lfll undenlllfllll ln M¥ COmmlulon E•olres lorm ot Uihler cir urlllltd clllck, Ot!ICI Aprll':.17.,1'10 Counl'I' of Or1ng1, s i.11 ol C..UforflJ1. trs ptrf1l11ln1 lo ""ftftlll ot Mid Mlrd'I 2, g 73 p.1y1DI• lo Ille orcier ol '""' Cotl• Robert ... 1111111.ii Slid propertv ll dl!Kflbed In Qtnlll'tl for the newly formed group. I~~~~~~
, w11111n ,_ "'°""" ~r tl'll Publlillld Orante COltt O.lh' f llol, Miii counl'f wei.r District and wtot(h Paul vo.s as: All .iodl In trlde, flxturn . "11k>m"'' Members also w 1• 11 rece1·,e
fln f llUblkltlafl of thll !11111«. April J, t, lf, U. 1'111 •JO wlll bf rrturntd lr'flmedl1tt1y II ofl•r Gtrlld M. l lllllett 1nd g.ood w\11 of ltlll llundrm>ll buHleu P..!IJd Apr11 S.1'111 LEGAL.NiOTICE I• <1111 1cceptld. . s r111 ot c.111orn11, l:OI Angeles COYnty; kr10Wll " LaunderlPlll 11ld ~t• 112100 copies of the permanent con-• Wllltr W. NlllMll RAY WALLA.CE On "Pf'll ,.17, ltJO, lltfor1 m•, 11 • "l Harbor BIYll., COlll MIN, !Counl'I' t•t ti nd h )a "°"""' Extc:Utoor of tll4 Wth Of tll4J" t llOllo Stcre!lrt Notary ~Ubllt 111 1no for .. kl $1111, of Oricttl, Stitt OI C1llhlrnl1. S I U On a '(y WS, ........,., ..
111mtd decfdl!\I NQT1C£ TO CllEDITOll.S Costa Mesa teun1~ penonallJ 1pp11red Robert L. l fnflftl, Thf l;Mllk tr.,.ier will be COl\'ll!l\f'\lltO at the·Jast meeting.
OUllYSA, CAllll'I NTEll lft. SAllNES SUPIERIOll COUllT o, THI' Waler Ol1trlcl P•ut Yon Ind Glr11d Melvln Bennett 11n 0t el'IB tM 'Ith day af M1y, Se! f £ .y, ERMEn J. SCijAO, JI:, t TATE 0, CAl.IFOllNI" FOii: t"ubl!Shed Or•nu• (Ola! O•lly Plltll, known to ~ lo be tM --Wllosl 1'10, II lG;OO A.M. I I R~ bcraw ec ion 0 a three-act play .uu MlcMllur '"""· THE COUNTY 0 , OllANGE Aprll n. 20. u. u10 1•10 111'"". 1r1 sumerlbld to fhf w1m1n Corp .. ma Hartior e 1w ., c.rii MU.a, will be announced as well as NIWJ'Orl Ille:~• C111f. f2'il NI. A.U>ll l ... lt_nl ll'ld ldtnow11dgod lllty IX• Counly ot Or•ne-• $la1f of Cllltornl1.
t11· 1nu w_,,.. Estatt of WILLIAM M. HAll:lllS, • LEGAL NOTICE 1tutec1 ii. """'· So ''' '' known to 111e Tr•Ml,rra. a time and place for casting. "'*111'1'• let l •ICYMr O!<,fild. IOFFICLAL S£ALl Ill bull ... ss fll!Tlff 11111· ldclrHHt Uied Membership is .. open to all
.. .y_bllthld Onnte Coest D1i!r .'2,lol,.; NOTICE IS HEll E!IY GIVEN 10 ~ f'.)UIS Soorin ~:r.lan br t rllltferora tor Ille 1'bree YtlrJ ~l'[-,t, 1', 23, "3, 1t10 _.,v crl!dllars of 111or •bow! n•mld cle(edlfll Cl!lllll'ICA1'£ OF SUSINESS ~=·~ni::r: ~!,i;rnl• List~~· lrt: those living .()r .Working in the
lhat 111 ""°"' tt•vlng ei.1,.., 111a1"'1 ""' f lCT1T1ous NAME Mw CommlHfon Expires Pellll A.Prll 9, ltrG Irv ine area inCJuding Special
.,1a dec•Nlenl are •l!<IYlred to Ille ,.,_, 1'h• vndtn!vnecl 111oe1 cerllf't twe Is April 23, 1'73 • Amund)'t. Grlfml1d student memberships for those
.-wll!I Ille nec:.Sstl"I' \'OUChlrs, In Ill• ofllet mnducilne 1 bullneu at ,,,n Bull\he&d. T·H241 Tr.,n11r11 -'"--~ccccccc=cc:--:-:-=-:~--iot 1111! clerk ol ttie .iicve 111llt11C1 court. or Hvnllneton e eadl. C•Ulornle, unckr ttw Pvbll$hld Or• ... • coasr oan~ Piiat, 1nurld Gr!m:stt<I under the age of 16.
• -... • NOTICE INVITING l lDS ID Prtstnl 11\ern, will! l"'e nectt .. l"I' fi(t\lloui firm nam• al' EXCAL1B1JR" April 23. JO, Mav 7, ,.., 197!1 751·70 Tr•111fer-. '
'.HCrtlct ii lltrt'bl' 11lven !,._.t llM 8otr11 ol YOOCMi's, to 1~ unill!Nolgnld al 1111 oltlce LTO. i nd tr11t Hkl firm 1$ camllOMld tllGl!!NlS ESCROW COllP. 'Y~O.M of 1111 Or1r19e Cell! Junior ol his AttorMY, Edw1rd L. Conrow, J"° of Ille follOWlrtV P'lfWM, ~ n1me LEG AL NOTICE l'I. eox Utt, 21'0 Hf...,.
LEGAL N OTICE
TH URSDAY -"Excelle11f' ••• L. A. TIMES
"WE BOMBED IN NEW HAVEN"
r
Frid 1 y/S•turd 1y/Sv11d•y
"ONE FLEW OYER tHE CUCKOO'S lilut'·
"A Theatrical Shock Treatment" ••• Dail11 Pilot
FOii RESE.llYATIONSt CALL ..... UQ
lW H1wp0rt •rvd., C&sl1 MIN
Cttleg• Olll•ltl of Ortnot Counl'I'• Nari!\ y,lne Street, Suitt Number 101, LOI In lvl1 I ncl pllce of rtildence li At y C•I• MtM, Clllftndl fU26
C.Li"""'11, will 1'11Ctl"' lfll9'1 bld5 U9 ta ..,...,1e .. C1tllornl1 l'002t. wto~h It . fhe follows· hcr.w Nt . ft41 ".m. Tllffdly. MIW J, 1'10 •11 ~~~ pl1ce of Mlrieu of !ht ullderfl9)'Wd In Ill JDWJm G. Sll'l'k. 212n 8ulklle1d, NDTICll! Of uTL~~ llEAL Pft!> P11bll!lhed Or;n;t COii! 01llY PJIOI,
1IJ"W11 Dept. of Hkl l{l!oo! d (: 1 mal!tn per111nlnt to llle "'"• qi ll'lcl HuntlnDlpn Br1dl. c1111orn!1 .,EaTY "t .,111v"Te $ALE April 23. 1'10 1»10
Gary Honored
Gary Me!Tll's performancel'====================='
11 2701 F1lrvl1w RO&cl, 01 I d1Ct11ent, wllllln tour ,,_1111 Bfter thr OallCI AO•ll 1 19111 ~
·Mnl . c111~11 •I wnkn time saldr·blds tlrs! nubllc•ll(lll of m11 notice. J~ll G. l llrk 5\IPElllO:•·coUR1' 0' T l wu~-i. tvlllklY -"" "'" •Nd 10
1• Oeled.Ml!'cl'I ?1.-19'10-STATE OF CALll'ORNJA. STATI! 1)fl-CAL:IPO••••" LEGAL N OTICE Office tnd Ci..tssroom Furnish n0$. °"" Conrav, lntTfmflll Ill Golden Wtst Collfllf E~r:culor ol lhe Will of ORANGE COU NTY; · f Oll THI COUNTY Of Oil.ANGE ~ All bid tr" j0 be In tccordinu wl!n tM 1~ named oecldent On APrll 1, 1970. Defore rne, • Nol.,.., In tlle Miiier of ll'f £1l•lt of S>.MUEL 1------J~~------I
f11i llllll~IK!lon$ ind cancll!I-1nd fllWARO t.. CONROY, PYbll< In 1nd f0t tlkl Sl11t, Plfiont!t~ MAllVIN BURGESS, lka SAMUEL M. }.5n,,t
Sl>ecltlutl()fll wtokh ••• now an Ille Ind llff Norlll YIM 11,....1, IP,..Brld Joi.eph G. I ll" known to I URGESS, DK9il1fcl. NOTICE 0, INTENTION TO
""" bf HCurtd In m, ufllce al 1ne ~·il.Jt Numlllr 501 me la llt the ..en.on wllott Mme Notice It lltrtbr l iven lhet Ille u,.. Cll.EAT! SECURITY INTEll:EST ~ilriu Attn! of wld ,.chOOI d11trlcl. l &. A""ln. CiNitr111i ""' I• 1ub5cr!bed lo the within lnttrumenl denlon«I wlll tfll at Prly.ie i11e, (Sect. '\Dl -f1G1 u.C.C.) l!lell bldd ... ml/ll IUbrol!I W!lll Ill• bid ' ,.:,,. UUI 4fWIH Ind ltkncwl..:19M lie IXKVllCI "'-Pme, to llM tllvhal I nd but bidder, 'ubject NOTICE Is her~Y oiv,n to . me
a hler'I dlldl; cer!lllM cl'led<. Dr bid· Al10nt.'f tor EXIClllw {OFFICIAL . SE ... LI '° conll,.,,..l!On of Mid Superior Court, Creditors of LA w II: E N c E H. dl~t bOl'ld fJllld'e PfY9bll to the order of Pvbllshed Orll\lle CNll Oal!r Pilot, J11n L. Jabil on °" lfltr !lit Utt\ dt~ of MIY, SCHHEBEl.4' INI E T HE L .... ~ Ora"llf COlil Junior eotieoe 01111kl Alltll'f 16. n. "3 lt10 6'9·7G Holll'Y Pvbllt • C..Ulornll l970, •I the otfl<I of Camll & lloss, scHNEBELT, oebla!"S, w"°se buslnt5*
&Ofn;I ti Tr1n!ees In 1n fmount nol limo ' ' Prll!CIPll Dnlce ln ~=nerit'f fl U w, 99oll) SOl'r l lld Oly lddr•U il 1«M E. 8utt1lo SI., $1nl1 '!'-In Ji ve percnet (5'1i.J ot "'' i um bid Ii LEGAL NOTICE Orane• Counl'I' • . of S•nla Ft prlnps, Cauntv Ana, counfY. of Or•"IH'• St1te ot a !IU•tll'lfW 11111 flll! bkl<:ll!r wlM fflle' lnlD · My CommllllOn Explrts arl 'i: ".:r.lff, I 1Sllteodof I C1!1fornl1, C1llhlrnl•, tl'lll ' M!curll'I' Intern! 1$ tilt Ill'~ eontrKI II IM lllne 11 Mlrch 2, 1973 a r I, 11 1 I lll1tr11t of aboul to be crealtO br Debtor I nd
twiraed to l'llm. In the nlf!ll of !allure to Pvblhlll!CI Or1nte COis! 01lly Plltlt, ::~ :if'"°~ld 11~1 ltt~UlellfN nd of1 deal~ granted !o CORNELIUS J, PEREZ Jlt., •fer Into well f;Onlract, "" p!'DCH<li ol l'·U117 A1>rll 2. t, "· 21. 1t10 tOS-70 "'~' 11'11 -Ml; II o1' Miki .. a__ __ !',."'r:.s lfld LORllAI HE E. PEREZ. Sa<urld ~ thttk wlll bl torleffld, or !n t11e. case Cl:llTlflCATI! 01' SIJSINISt '"' _._...,..,.. .,as Parties. wtiose bu1ln111 1ddr111 li' 7IO .;. oono tht full ,..,.,, n1erl'OI w>!t be l'ICTlllO\IS ltl.MI LEGAL NOTICE •tqulr!<I by OPffallon of riw or olt'l«Wlse. w 1911> st co111 MIN CGunly of ~.~lled ~ iald KhOOI dl,tfl(I, ™ undlr11gntd cklM certllY he 11 con-atlter !lien or In addition lo !Mt of o~1 ... 1, Siil~ of Callfarnll. ' Ho bld<ler ll'Wlr wllhclraw ~Is bid tor I dlletlfl9 1 buslneH In Or1n111 County lftid dKttsed, al Ille 1111'11 of tk1tn, Tiie p~rtv In whit!\ the Seeurlty
Pfrlod of tor1Y·l!YI (ol.Sl days 1t11r !hi C•lllOrnlt, un<le1' Ille ncn11ous firm n1me CER.Tl,ICA~EM~ I USINISS ~~iv:~ ~n 111~, ~~~·~ ;;'* ""Ttr:y lntarnl wlll be creal"" Is. In general.
•ti If! tor the ~Iner llltr.af. of (I) llfCREAl.IONAL VEHICLES (1) f lCTITIOUS HAME ol Ci llfOrnll Plrllcvlerly :~;,,.,, 1 ' tll llxlu"s Ind l!QUlpmenl, ltlrnltuN! Ind
"TIM tloln:I of TrUileel r"erves 11141 TO., TOWH • toi/111 ~lnest In Or•noe IOllo 10 1'. r •1 lurnlllll..,1 ol Debtc• cov••lnt praperlY pi'lvilfll' or rt!Kfll'ICI 1ny i nd 1!1 bfoh or County 1nd 11111 Mid firm 15 composed of The unclet1lglled doel etrllf't !'le Ii con-.,,,.., wt. now 1oe1teo 11 780 w. lttn s11eet, le wtln •"'I' lrttgultrllle• Gr In· Ille follawl"' NrwM. wl>oH name In futt dOOlng I bu1l""H at n1 W. 1tl!I, Co.It Lo~ 11 of Tract No . .tll", 11 sllown CO.II MH!t, County al O•en11e, 51111
forma1111tt 111 i nv bid &r In 1111 bidding. •nd Dllc:t ot rtsidencf li u folloWs: Mrs., c1111om11, ul\der !tie lkllllOu• llrm on !TlfP rtcon:ll!d In Book U6, al' C1l1hlrnl1, all<! DU1lneH kn<>Wn 11
Nont\111 E WllSOfl N1th•n 0•11 Tvr111r 11•1) Stnl• n•me of H H HOL8ROOK PLUMBING .. Ptges ~. 17, "' " INt so. of FAT FINGERS
sectf. IOI;.., pt TrUi!"' 11 Anll1, Foun11111 YAlltY, Ca11tornle ~e:~Tl~Git!'"f 'llilt 111d tl::iols com~ ~~~17:~/:i!PI• ,.corct$ of Or•nu• ,.,,. ilflrese!d· 11eurlly lr11,,1cti0n· wlll
l"Ubllsl!ld °''i7'i: COit! De Y :i~~~ Oaled M>rll I. 1t11t lull ,e,,,, :ia:'et~ ~~:".:.a 1, '!, ~i;:..,.n Slree't llddrtH:' 1011 SOUit! Huron be COMU<nmllfil (Ill or titer tile 11th ~II 1' ind 23, H11htn Dtle Turner Owen M Sterner "'30 Flight Ave Orlv•, Stn11 An.11. C•l!lornli . dlY of M1y, 1910, 11 1~:00 A.M. 11 STAlE OF C"LIFORNIA, St 1 A • ' ., S.lt will be IUb!ecl 111 c1,1rrint ll~ts EMERALD ESCROW CORPORATION,
ORANGE. COUNTY : Oi~~ A~~ll U ltlO t ove n a n 11 , eondlll-, rt'llrictlons'. 6161 Llntoln Av• .. Suite 'r, 011ent Park.
On At rll I, 19111. belon. mt, a Natal"I' t>wen M' sr ne rn11'Ya11ons, rlgl'lb, rlghltAll-w•'I' 1nd C•!lfornte, b'I' cesll •nd note,
------::--::--:-----· IPubllt In ind tor uld Slalt, peri.onll!Y · tr r ''"""'~'• of reron:I 1'•~•., rents So t1r 11 known to Ille Secur"" SAii 2"27 1-ared N11ti1n Cale Turner ~-11 to $t~te r ~~lj~Ot~~'ro O:!t/llle Ccunly;H l oper1tlng 91'(1 ll'lltlntf11o11nc• expentes' Partv. 111 bu1IMU names Ind l<ldrt,,11es
NOTICI 1'0 CllliDITORS ,,,., ta be the oenan whose n•me !1 Pub~lt ~~ and 1 ' Id °S~.~t, ii:r 0 'i'J' and pr1mfum1 en 1nsur1M1 11ccegtabt; used bY Ille Debtor tor IM tti"" Yt••i
SUPl!RIO• COUllT Of THI! wbtcrlbed ta ll}e wl"'ln lnl!rumenl Ind i ppeered OWtn ~ 1:1 nw k' 'fna y 10 Ille Pllrelllitr slwrll 11t P'orft!t<I 11•1 p11t, 1re: NONE
$9ATf OP CALl,OllNIA POii 1cknowlld1ll<I ht extcull<I IM umt. ta be !hi person ..,,OS: lllmt~~.! H of flll di ll of reeordlng at ca,.. Dl lfd: Aor11 6, 1970.
TH• COUNTY Ofl OllANGI: COlfkl1! Seall '°" 10 Ille wUll!n Instrument INI Yl'/'lllC'!'. SlllB w!ll furnhl! 11 the SECUREO PARTY Nt. a .. M Joan L Jabs! acknowledted lie •itaevllld 1111 N IM l~Pl!I.. of Stli.r I 11111 policy In CorMHUS J. Pe~r. Jr.
Ei1-le of PHYLLIS VICK WRIGHT, ND111"1' Public -C1lltorn!1 \O FFICIA L SE"Ll • st1ndard form. l.crr1lM E. ll'er1r
•I·• •-n 15 PHYLLIS Y. WRIGHT, Prlnc!111I Otllce in Mi-K .., Term5 ol sale c11ll In ltwlul money EMl!llAl.D ESCllCIW CORPORAllON . "" '"'w o~enoe C:oonty " · .. enrv of lilt \Jrllted S111n on conllrtn111Dn 4111 l.l11Cot"' ""'" Svllll r DtcNllCI. M~ Cornml,,1(111 E•P(res Notarv PVbllc.-C..tllornll of lltlt , or "" Ulsh Ind ba1•nct llv.111 Pll'k, C•Hlllnlll NOTICE 1$ HEllEllV GIVEN ta 1"' Mircn 2• 1973 Prlncip1L Otf1c1 In iwldenced by nett SKUrtid by ... ..._a;e Etcrow•,.., 11·217'·S eN1dllor1 of thl 1~ fll""°" tkced<lnl Or1n~e Cov~IY T -•• c ; ei tllel I N --t 1\1Vlfl9 t l11mt 191!MI P~bllsllld 0•-1 Cot1t Di iiy Pllo!, My c I loll EXJll er rust Deed 011 tl\t pre>ptrty !IO Publllllld or .. 191 0 II D1ilV IOI,
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•• , .... _ _._1 ao 1'911Ulred lo 1!1e Ap•!I '· l6, :!l, lll, 1'10 64·1G Novem~ ;! 19n '111 sold. TIM percent of 1moont bid to April 2J, 1970 755'7tt _.., ~" r ' . bl dtPOllted wCtll blcl. • t11em. wilfl 1111 nec1ssart YOlld>en, ln LEGAL NOTICE Publlslled Or1"11l' Coa1t D11IY Pilot, l kh or alfi&n 19 be In wrllirtO aNI !he ofllct DI the (lerk of !hi 1b0Yt April 16, 23. 30 11111 MIY 1, 1t10 .U.10 wlll be rK el,..,, •I the ifOresMd office
..,r1tltcl court, or IO Ofl!.lfl! thfm, wl!ll t i 1ny 111'1'11 t llW !ti. tlr1t wbll(tllan "" necemil"I' 'IOlldllr1. ta tilt u,.. LEGAL NOTICE llereot and belo•• date ol Nit . T111l--------------
c1er110* 11 tl'lt oft!« d nil 1tterney1: ,.Ji... uNler1lgn!'ll reserve$ tht rlglll to rtitt1 f'-31044
OUll.YfA, CAllPENTEll: & llAll:NES. C£1lTl"ICATI! 0' SUSINISS T·il2Q tnY 11'(1 111 bids. C£1lTI FICATE 0 ' BUSINE$S
f4y EllHES1' J. !CHAG, Jll:.! ~1 Oovtr f!CTITIOUS NAMI! SUPERIOR COUllT 01' THE Oiied lhl1 20lh dtY ol Ap.rll, 1f111. FICTITIOUS NAME
.Drlw, swne 201, P051 Otfke Bal< 1786, ,,,. vnderslel'lld don certtly he Is CD» STATE OF CALI FOllNIA FOii: J1Hll H. 'Bu.,.., TM unOtrslgned doei ce•llf't he I! NfWPDrl Beach, C1lllornl• 92663, WlllCl'I dUC!l!'!SI I blnlneu 11 :llllO E. (0~11 l Nli COUNTY OF Oll ... NGIE Adrr)lnl1lrt1'IX OI ltl,e IS!lle condud l"' I b!ISIMU II U092 6rookllur1t,
•k Ille plaC• al' butlneH ot the undersloned Highway, SvHe 2. Corona del Mir. No A.f.SIU of 1•kl Dtcedlnl Garden Grave, C1lllornl1, uncler Ille
11> 111 rNllt•S 1>f1'11l11lnt la lhe e1tatt C1lllornl1, Under Ille llcllllOul llrm name NOTICE Of HEAlllNG 01' PETITION CAMIL a llOSS llctllloot firm n1m1 of CARPET
ti sakl <llcfdent, wlll\111 tour maflllil ot U·CHANGE LOCK SYSTEM$ and t~al l'Oll .. ROIATE OF WILL ANO P'OR ""Orr & D•r RNll CENTER tnd lhll filld firm !s com~ t fttr ll>e !IN.I oubtlc1t1(111 DI thlt notice. 1ald llrm 11 tO!llpOSfCI of the lortowlne 1.liTTEll:S TESTAMEN TARY II', 0 , l tl 2'4' • of Ille lollowlnt peAQA, whMe Mme
01lflf\ M1rdl 21. 1'JIO. M''"""' wl'IOlt namt In full tnd place of Ellllf ot OONALt> JOSEPH S~ITH 511111 fe Sprl..,_, (llH. tM1f In f~ll Ind Pll(f of reskltnte II IS
Wllll1m Wood Wrl9hl r111ldell(e I• 11 lalloW1: t>ece;ued ' Ttl: Ulll UnlYtrslfy 4-21• tallows; ExKUIOr ol !he Wiii Rttd $.oyle1, 2J\t Oc•~n 81Vd .• Coron1 NOTICE 1f HEREBY GIVEN t hat Al1on11YI fw Adml11lstr1ffll Jl:'fln C. W1ls~. 111 (OllOll, HtWPOf'I
of 1111 at.ow 111med dec:l!Clent 11o1 M••· Callfornl•. EOWAll:O w . SMITH llas flllO l'lereln Publlsnld Oranoe Cc1st 01nr Pllo!, Be•ch, Calif.
l)UllYEA, CAll:,!JllTER a SAINES D1tod April 1. 1t10. 1 p'l!llan !or prollftle of wl11 •nd Apr!! t3, 1~. ll), 1910 151-10 Oatld AP'll 21. ll07,
.I v: O Nl:ST J. scW~G. Jll.. ill.fed S•vle1 fer 111uanc~ of Lf.llf'I Tei!amen!•l"I' Jol'lo C. Walsh "'1 Dl'lll' 0r1 .. , l•ltl 291 Slalt of Ctllforol1, Or111f" Counlv: to the ptllllorler, relerenet ta wtoicll LEGAL NOTICE Stat• o! C1lllorn11, Oranv~ Coun1y:
""' Otlkt SIX 1711 On AP•ll 1, 19111. before me, 1 Nallrv I• mede filr tur!htr P•rllcu1i rs, and I------------On Atr!I r(1. 1910. belart me, 1
·, 11-.-t •--· C1YI. '"42 M lle In end IOr wld s1a11. tte™'fllllv mar tM lime and place of hearing T·JSlJI Not1ry Publ In •net tor 1eld Stare, 't~4l Ml.ftGI 1011eered Reed S.0Yles known lo m• to bl 11\t wme 1111 w~n HI tor Mav e NOTICE TO CIU!OITOllS pef'$0tllll'I' ao-red Jolln C. W•I~ k"""'n f t fir (XICvlllr !I'll oeraon wtlo .. norne Ii 1vbicrllled IO 1910, 11 J:ll t.m.', In Ille couf'l'<KI,.; OF IULI( 1'11:ANS,1Ell IO tne lo be the °'"'°" Whose n1m& ,• P\1"1!911ed. Orlnlf (OISI Dtll'I' PllOI, tne wllll111 IMlrvmtnl Ind 1ekncw..:l9ed ot Dlpfrtmnt Ho. 3 of seid tOllrl. i~· 6\tl _ ,,.1 U.C.C.I 11 IUba<rlbld IO ~ within IMtrumMI : A.ortt z. t. 1'. :n, ltPG 5'7·7tt lie ••tcultd thf ume. 11 700 Clvle ,C.iiter Or!ve Wes!, In Nollet ts neretw olvon to Ille CrlCll1'1rs tnd acknowledte(I he 1xeculld lh1 1am1.
(OFFICIAL SfALI tilt Cll'I' 111 Slnlt A,.., C1llfornl1. ot CORNELIUS J, PEREZ, Jll: ind (OFf"IClAL SEAL)
• ~.~::: L EGAL NOTICE ~~;:PsUbf~!'fi'tornli OltNw"."~~ rT j~~·N, ;~:A':,';ine!'; .:ir~z.1, Tr;e~lt•~;:; ::i':,...."py~~~auiornl•
., '..,, f>!lncl1>1I Otlla ln . Counl'I' Clt11! l9!h Slrfel. Cosla Met.I, Countv of Pr!nclpal Office In
• ,•;-. f'·3'1t2 Or•nt• Countv DONNSLLY, CUaK, or,nge, 51•1~ ot Cilltornl.!l, 11111 1 bulk Or•1111t Caunl'I'
• '• ClllTIPIC&TI! Of I USlNI:$$ Mr Commission Exo1rH (HASf: & HMKH • tranift!r !i'lbOul 10 be midi to Lawr•nce ~:Vt<;:';'l~'."'i.~:ol<ff
• • l'ICTITIOUS NAME Aprll 11, 1013 '°'South Srtrh•t Sir.ti, ltl~ l'lllr · ti. Schntl!t!t a1111 Erllf1 "· S<hnebtll,
··.;rtot ndtrsltnld do lf"ll!Y mev '" Pub1iill"" Or1nt• Coest OtllV Piiot, Los A...-llt, C1lltenlll •14 Tranlfere1s wllo1t lluslneii lddl'fli 1, A:r~ll>l:re:. ~~n~~14~c1~~ 01111 :::n ~(,,. 1 11\nlflf!li 11 ~03.SI Hltntlneaie April t, 16, 21, JO, 197!1 , ... 10 I"' Ul-3) '""°'t1 . 1-0• E. eut1110 St., Sin!• Ana, counlw -------------"11.w .• ·Fou"tt lo VllltY Ct!llornl.t under llOl'1'ff fir ll'llll'-r' .1 or Or•l'lllf, Sl1te ot C1t1tornl1. ':'Nilllic11t1ovt flmi n.m~ of eu111of11:AOE· LEGAL NOTICE Pvbll$htcl O<anDt Co.11 O•llV Pila ' Tll• properly IO l!t !ransterrld ;, LEGAL NOTICE !4M~llT·EllP011:1' •nd 11'111 .. Id firm 11 April 21• » .. 29, 1910 ~•l·10 loeatld al 71(1 W. 19th , Slrt1ft, C:os!e l--------------II ~ of Ille fQllowrne ptrMnl, wno.. Mesi. Counrr of Or1ng1, Stat• at 1'-31Mt
"'.,,.. 111 fl.Ill 1ncr tl•tt1 °' mldt'ntt 1,1 .,.un1 L E GAL NOTICE (811torn1e. Cl!Rl l,ICATE OF BUSINESS
11 l<lllOw$: CEll.TIFICATl Of 1\IS1NIS$ Said prOPfrlr II described In general P'ICTITIOUS NAM!!
' ~~~r~~:n/i1nA~!~i:. to;1ftor~\:h11no11e Tiie und::~!~o~~!~1tv sh• 1• ,.,,,.. ''~t Al~~f°' c~~1!l~ae~lur:!'r ~~~f::! c~~1:'";11~~nw ~~ i~l~o•~,j.~
r Anthony Arlllno. 10JS1 Hlslhllntlle t:OllduclinD 1 buSlnl!ll 11 P.O. 80l :I05J, CERTIFICATE OP e USINESS k!IOW'll ~I Fat Flngen •NI located lrytne, Ctlllotnl1, under !hi fldlll0u$
1o Aw .• Foun!al~ Valley, Clllfar"l1 Costa MeM, Cttl!ornll nt!,. vndor !lie FICTITIOUS MAM£ et no WfSI l9!h st .. Cosla Mfia, llrlYI Mme ol SU N COUNTRY E"H•
'l;"r• M, ~1mmon .. 10Ul Nklttllno1lt t!ctlllOus firm name d "A$Tll:OLOGY" Thr under1lgned does ttrllfy slle 1t County al Craner•• 5Mlf of Clll!wfl!I, T£R .. RISES Ind lto1t wlcl firm It (Gm-
low ., Founleon VtlllY, Cl!llornl1 eNI th1I Mkl llrm 11 comoosfil (II CONlvctlno.• bulll'lll$ 11 6111 111~ Sir~!, The bulk lraMltr w!tl bl con$vmm1ttd POWd of 1111 lollowlnt ""'°"' Wll05I 0111<1 AP•ll 7, ltl'O tM folk7Wlnt perwn, wi-t n1m1 ln HunllnDlon Be.en, C1llfor"ll' 111\Ch!r tl'oe on Ot itter !lie 11111 da'f of Miv, '""" ln full al'(I Piac9 Pf mkltnet
An!llony Artill'IO 11111 llnd Ol8Ce ot resldent't 11 1$ ft>llowl: llctll!oul llrm name of M'S MARKET 1910 •• , lO:DO A.M .•• Emer1ld Escrow 15 11 toUow5: ~r!!vi,i. J 's1Arll•M Jttnnt!le Yvonnt Glenn. 150 W. •nd Illa! 11id tlrm 15 comppu•d al corp0r11lon, 6161 Llncoln Avtnut. Suitt Nci'.'T, Ca~ii ~.n't.u:~11.Flllrnort
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TATE 0, r:~•,,, •. ., ~l Ctnter s1ree1 (AOI. Ho. 0 , COl!I 1111! follow!119 perJOn" wllo51 n1me In 7, !1~111 Parlt. 'Countv of Orang!, Sllll ooood ., 11 '' ,,_ ........ "1"" ~ ... C.Hf, '2626. foll tnd pl1ce of mldo!nc• ll It tolloW1: of CalllOrnll. r • •v· OllANGE COUNTY: Ott«! Apr!! 1, 1'10. Mrs. Emny M. Airu«>, inn Stnto So Jar 11 k!IO....,. to !!It Tran'11rllft Jlintl N, McCenn
Oii Hr!I 1, 1970. betOI'!. rn1, I Noiarv JeeMe!!e Y. GleM R!IO, Founll!n V~llev, Cillfomll. Ill buslneo$ ne""" 11111 iddres•tl uied Stall OI Cllltornllo, Orantt CIM!ty: f"ub~ lft Ind tor Wkl Sl1lt, perscnlllJ $Ille of Celllotnl1. Clrlnllt Caynty: Otlfd fMrc~ ]1, IJ10. by Trans!lron for 1111: thrff yffrl 0~ Aprft 21, 1'1G, lleltlr1 fftll, I
1-rf:d Ml<Ll'I'~ J, "rtl1n11, A"lllonY Ar· 011 H rll I. ltl'O. befDf'e ""' a Noll .-Y MrL EmllY M. Alrul llsl PIS!, irt; Notary PUblk In Ind IOr Slld rS!tft,
flllnt, 11111 C1tr1 M. Simmon,. known to Publie Jn •nd tor J,Rljl SI•"· perion~llr Sti lt of C•lllorl'lli, Ol'lnoe CounlY: Noni .PlfSQn,!lllY IOPN1'CI J, N. MCC1nn k_,,
inrlO bl t114 --whose. nlmts 1" ePJHl'N JNnM11t YVlll"Mt Glenn •nown On Marc~ 31, 1910, belorr ml'. 1 Ottld April a. lt10 10 "" to be 1~ ""'°" wl!oK Mmt tvmer!bect lo lilt w11!1tn 1111!Nmtnl Ind 10 int IO l!t lh• perscn '""°'' lllmt Nollrv Public 1"· •NI far illd Stl!o, Llw,tnct H, S<hnClbell ' 11 1ubscrlbtd to the wllllln tnslrurn1111
okl<"""t.clPed 11>t1' t itcurld tr.t ,.nw. it t\lbKrlbtd to the wllllln l11111umtnl l>l'rto"'ll" 1POl!1r1<1 Mri. Emltv M. Airup TraMleffMI •nd 1C•ncwlN11ect n' ueculld th• wme.
Oflkl1I $1~•11 L. J°"t Ind 1c1tnowlfdved '"' eo;ec:utld Int Utmt. •nown IO "" t~ be th• "'"°" Wl\osf f::~~:re:thnebell (OfFIC~ ... e~s~~~~nel1t
Notl l"I' Pulllk . Ctl1fornlt (OfF IC:IAL SEALI n1me 11 1Ubttrobod lo Int Wlll\!n I,.. •ftof!llALO ISCllOW COllPOllA.TIOH Nol11"11 Publlt, Ctlllarnil
ll'rlll(lffl Office 111 JOSfOll £. 0 •v1, llrumfn! Ind Kknowledt ed Shf tlfCUltd £1'1 LJnctlll &Vltllll Sll!t f PPlnclPfl Olllce Ill
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Not•rt Publlt<1lllOrni. lhf stmf. '• -o c rv rinvt oun!y f>•lnclPll Oftla !ft !OFFICIAL SEALI SIMM f'lrk. Cllltef'lll ra119t ovn MY Coma>lulo~ (JPl<H l:t<""' NI. Mr Comm!HIOll Extltlll ~ Match ,, ''"' Or1tntt County Jean L. ~I •S·10H·S $Nlemller 14 lt7J • ~!*111111111 0ral'l8e Cotll D•flr f''lot. M'I' Commlstlofl Eltl"" Notary Publk.C1111or~1. Publlsllld Orll'lllf (HSI Diiiy F'llol Publlsl\ICI Or1111e' COMI DlllY Piiaf,
"'"'"' II. U. 30.1'1' 6ll<"O Jurs 21 , 1'10 PrlnclP1I Olllce In .., ... 11 13 lr11t 7$0-7'1 "iwll 2l. 30, M&J 7, I" lt111 1f0..1'
' Publltl!ed O••n11 Coest 0.11, Piiat. O•ante CounlY 1 c·----·-------c----LEGAL NOTICE AP•!I '· e. "· U. 1910 601·10 ~~.;ri;~~l::;n E~Pll'I'!! •· LEGAL NOTICE
Publlslild Or~"'' (Ol)I D1ll'I' Piii!!, -----~~~-----APrll 2, t, U, 23, 1910 J'9-10 l'•J1111 •'• '• P.UIM Clll:llflC,lTI O' SUllNRSS NOT1CI OiJ INTl!NTION TO liNGAO~
•!>o:"•ltl•TIPICAT• 0' l\IS!l41!SS "·M1n LEGAL NOTICE l'ICTIT!OUI NAMI • • ..... ™l SALi Of' ALCOHOLIC jO..._•,.• .. ICTlllOUS NloMli The Ut'>dtn ltrwd dO ttrllf'I llln' lrt R,lGIES ··N Wl'IM........., Oo ctrlUv 11\ty ... Cl!llTlflCATS 0 , SUSINl!lt Con<lvclll'll I bull-•• ~'" PKfflt "P•ll tt. 1t10 • )rs 1 bullnf!u tt 1CM E. GllndlOfl 'ICllTIOUI MAMIE Cf:ll.lliJIC&TE 0 ' IUSINISS AH .. C11&ll MIN, Cil!lornli. \lndlr tl'lt 1"0 WHOM 11' MAY CONCE11t4 wt•i °'~ Cllllorftll, \Hider tlle llC'-Tllt' u~ntd ._ c.f'llf'y lllff Ire l'ICTITIOUS NAM!! llctll~t llrm M ml Of THE SUH MAKER Sub!~ lll ISWll'ICt cf ttw lktf!H: lllllli fl~ """' ol ~ll:KE. lndvtlrlel tonctucllntl I butlnltl It ,10 1'111nl Tll• llndl'l"tl....., ~ll!let lie Is CO•" CO DESICNS Ind llltt 11111 f!rm It 1Dl)llfd '°'" nollc:t It ht,. gl....,, 1n11 'bl PICll Hrm 1, (OmOOSld of *" 11., M,.un!lllOIOfl 8ttttl. c.111ornl1, undtl" d!IC!lllll • 11111111111 II 1'121 SltY Part Cir· ~oolifd Of Ille foltowl"9 per1&11$, wl'Hlw It'll undl1'llfnld ~ ta 1tll tlcohollc ~· ~ ,,_mn In full Ir.. I I t 1111 o U $ firm n~rnt of cle, p 0, llOl 433•, lhll\t, (ll!!Ort'lle, Nlmll Ill full al'ld t lt<ff of resOdlneit ......... agot• II !ht prtmblt, ctllCrlbtd
"'ruklln<a 1rt 1$ to1lowl• '11:0GllESSIY£ 'LASTICS Ind 11'1111 wtld 1111<1er 1119 lkllllous firm "'""' Of L T. IN! ., tollclw1· II !OllaWi:
L Ill~ 11-1 £. GlendOr• A~'·• firm t~ comaMICI of Ille to!J.owlnt Pl"WI'\, LIT HO & PRINTING CO. Ind ll\lt i.eld Ratlllll Hio~ter, HJ' ftlC!llC AVlllUt , 1~ AIQon(wlfl OrlYI, H1.111tin9I011
,. Ctl~ Wt'loW ., • ....,. In lull Ind 1l1C1 ol mK:ttMI firm It comPGlld of !ht 1ar1owln1 ~"on C 1 Mna C•lllO!'f\11 llead'I
"' p, $toffi11. "6 \II LiVel• 51., It •• tollO•o. ~.!18"" _in lult '"" Plac• Of fll'lldlnet o;~ wir'N!"' nn Pit111c A"'" He. P"'"uanl IO w<h lnttnliOfl, lf'll! u,.. a I Ori..,., C.111forn1&. Glll"I' L. Tl1tNttl. 7'31 Cl.Iv St .. " l l "'!Iowa. II Coile Milli C:ilt!l:Mnll d~ralgned It lpplYlllO to 1111 ~rt .... nl Oltiid 'APrH 2. "111· Huntin1fofl &Nell. (lllfornl1 C ltrit~ll: G. Tl1111n,11. 1:1'° M~nd..,111• olorec1 Aorlt 10; ltl'll. al Alcvlllllk a--.. Can1f9! tor lt11111D1 .. Ktllfl l. ario Dttrcl April I, 19)1 inyon d • Lot A"fe.IOli, '004it, Ctllf, II ~tuter by 1<'1Mf1r el 1n llCOl\Ollt blVl'f'IOt
• • 0< ,. __ , STA'TE OF CALIFORNIA. Ltfllrd G Tl!ornti 15 loltows: QlffW'llJ.I. Mitt .._...l'f'. 011 NGE COUNTY· STA~£ Of U.llFORNIA. St~ll of c111torn11. <W•!'!Slt COUlllY:' ON !IAl.E GENERAL (Ilona Fide
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D t... Y11 ftp Thlst (C) (30)
Niji,.y Ruutll, J.Kk Carter 1nd
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Cllfl. [YI lrl1rie Sllnt, lee M1rvin.
Yo11n1 1dvtnturtr in Civil War
times SUn:hts for happiness, shlr·
Int the low of two very difletent women.
8 ftld: Ylll o,le (lO) m 111t nrnts1o111t <C> (lG) at.sier lrd: jC) (60)
@ Cil AK lftll111 Men (C) (30)
Ell) Whit's Nn? (30) "Mission
Control." Paul Hu1ey of NASA
1Wd.u childr1n on 1 tour of the
Houston ftelllty.
9 (J) CIS Ntwa (C) (30) •
Ill Aiulllt (30)
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Q) ""* bt Ult ltOlnd (C) (60)
J1tk Wh tl1, Nu Dreitr, Gkiria
Greer, P1tti Beetle.
1,30._ ....._ (C) (60)
0 ...... """ .... (C) (90i Charita Nelson Reilly, Dem 'ot
Luise, Andy Kim a:uest.
Jayne M1 .. dows. .IOe Clmpenena;
Stm Nten ind Ann ·Marrrtt fl*t. m To Ttn 1111 l rut-(C) (30)
EI!! W1shl11fto11 Wtel 11 ltovllw (C)
(30)
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Un Toiero." M1n11tl 8tnltu.
l:OS Cl) TtJt.lttYim MUtiCll (55)
l:JO n tD@ m lroFlsidl (C) (60)
(iij "L'Cll1yim." An 1ncient Toti!\.
stolen from 1 1110desl t1mpl1, la
1111 obj~ of 1 despeiate seard'I.
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o IHl oo m ""'"'"' (~ <,., "S1m1nt111 1nd the B11nd1lk. •
Sam tllmbs t be1nst1lk to recowar
her nlfl1w1y d1111hter. T1blth1.
Johnnie Whitaker iuests ts J1ct,
•nd Deacon Jones pl1ys tht 1u11d·
ian of th• 1l1nt's ustle.
m D1Wid frost Sllow (C) (90)
(D Thi llf Yalllf (C) (60)
9:00 fl Qi'(i) CM nurw., Morit:
(C) "Thi Mlllion1l"n" (comedy)
'61-Sophil Loren, Petet Sellers.
Lo'lt stor)' 1bout• 1 l1m1lt tycoon
who believes "'Ol!'f ~n buy •RJ·
thin& she duires and 1 selfless In·
dl1n doctor pr&etlcln& in 1 poor
settlon ol London.
O @<Il &>Tom JOIU (C) (60)
(R) Joel Grey, S1ndi1 Shaw i nd
The Ace Truck!nt Comp1n1 guest.
til Nrr f'l•Jhoull (60) "A Crick
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Sindy Baron, Cara Williams and •·eur1Jary -Helpful Woman.~ S&t.
LH Meriwelhlf a:uest. Fridty i nd Officer Gannon seareb m tor 1 female robbtry suapeet who MJ r.....nt1 Martiltt (C) (JD) preys: on elderl1 people. Dk:k Whit· Im (JJ r.r., Mlaa (60) linghlU, Julie Bennett, Art Balin1er
@ CIJ Mntlay-ltrinkltJ (C) (30) ind Ed Oeeme1 are featured.
Ii) I IJIC!il I lfldi• for till p1• 0 News (C) (30) Barter Ward.
dflt (C) (30) A film •bout !hi OJ Nns (C) (30) Biii Johns.
Elst·West Center in H1w1ii, a n&· all Horoapo con Prof. Horanp/
tlonal educational institution. J1111es (30)
MacArthur narnites.
9 (I) Ha Said, Sb1 Said (C) (30) lO:OO O tij {j) m Dean Mirtl11. (C)
!E) Jlfotldn 34 (C) (60) -(60) Jimmy Stewart Leslie U1g1ms,
fl' IMIR Desert lttp0rt (C) (30) Dom. Deluise, Al~ert Brooks, Danny
Jack Latham. Lockin, Jan Diley 1uut. Pr_ogram
may be deleyed one lfffi!k •f last all Aruda11t T1 (30) WHk't Apollo XIII moon Wll~ W.s
teltYilled 1s sclledu!ed.
7:00 El CIS Ev1nin1 Jllrn (C) (30)
Willer Cronkite.
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CiJ (IJ TM A111triu11 Wut (C) (30)
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Gl) Slmpie-11 Maril (55)
9 m News (C) (60)
0 @ (!] (E PAris 7000 (C) (60)
(R) "Journey lo Nowhere."
0 I Spy (C) (60)
ID M1jar Adams (60)
fD Tb1 Adwautet (C) (60) (R)
'"Sllould Your City Gr Town Try To
lnltlfllt Its Public School$ Through
R!dlstrictin1 end Busin1?" Part II.
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Q;) Ln C.llldi1ntu (60)
7:30 El QtCIJ Ftmily Affair (C} (30) 10:30 €m Aurtlill (30)
(R) Und1 8111'1 pltna for a quiet
~ekllld II homt With ~ .aood book 11:001J a([) (I) NIWS (C) f1 1I when umnntlfl visitors ktep '
•rrivina:. o @@m Jllews <C)
o ~ oo m cmma TI1twu1. e Hi.., htrol
ttuntm 91 Ftp (C) (60) Re•l·Lile 0 @ Cil Q) Jllns (C)
1ccount of .tose Escobar, 1 16·Jtlf·
old bo)' on th1 Island of f1y1!,
wllose life dniam is lo blCO!lle 1
whaler. Tht pralflm was filmed on
and •round Fiytl, one of the Azores
and one of lhl,-last p!ICIS In Ike
world wller1 the 1111t sperm wll11t
is hunted 11 it Wtt 100 JNl'S •to.
Jo11 Ferrtr n1rrltes.
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d••• World If lleqt!IS Colllttlu
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Newley.
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(C) (60) JRl "Return of the Sae 11:15 @ (I) Cinttlll S...tntffn: "Stnlt·
Elephants. Clpt. Coust11u ind his Jackel'' ~ of th1 Cllypso visit t rooklf)'
of se• elephlnts on the Island of
Gu1d1lupe,. 400 milts south of Los 11:30 G Qt (I) Mm GriHh1 (C)
Anaeles off !ht coast of Mnlco. ,n ~ @ m Jollnny ClrMn (C)
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Tlie Lotiely People
Carol Arnone (left) and Genevieve Murray are shown as they deliver emotion-
al readings from "All the Lonely People," an anthology of Tennessee Williams•
plays, giving final performances tonight through Saturday at the Open End
Theater in Ne\\1port Beach.
Brilliant Beethove11 Concert
Offered by Amadeus Quartet
By TOl\1 BARLEY
Of l~t D•lt~ l"llCll Sllfl
This is Beethoven 's
bicentennial year and we are
enjoying on outpouring of the
master's craft from musical
organlzalions high. and low and
willing to admit, with April
not yet gone. that what we
have heard thus· far reflects
great credit on those who seek
to honor his genius.
For all that, it became
clearly evident Monday night
that it 1s going . to take
so1ncthing truly exceptional to
top the perfonnance w e
heard in Newport Harbor
High School when we look
back on the year devoted to
Ludwig Van Beethoven and
remember those who tuned
their instruments to h is
memory.
Beethoven himseU would
have stilled his muttering, we
are sure, and sat bac k ta
relish the superb and ap-
parently ageless A m a d e u s
Quartet. Theirs was t h e
superb tribute to their idol:
the flawless phrasing, the
glorious chording and the
overall mll!tery·qf ~orks that,
by the very nature of their
construction, are rarely heard
at the community concert
level.
These s u p e r b Londoners
were with us under the
auspices of tlle Laguna Beach
Chamber Music Society and
if we had not presented these
ambitious and hard working
Lagunans with a "Euterpe"
award before the concert
have sent us out at the in·
terval for a lropfJy.
WELL A'M'ENDED
This well attended concert
-moved from the Art Colony
movement. We look on the
work as the last and greatest
of his six early Opus 18
quartets.
INCOMPARABLE
His finale, with its in·
comparable La Malincolia
(anO what a joy thls was
in the disttngulshed hands of
the Amadeus) sets the seal
on a Beethoven work that
amply demonstrates t h e
genius of the composer by
taking, in many respects, such
giant strides away from the
recognized format of his con·
struction and technical detail.
This is not to take any luster
away from the Quartet in F
minor that i mm e di a tel y
followed the opening work ; in·
deed, one doesn 't t a k e
anything away from t h e
Amadeus Quartet, one just
sits back and reflects anew
on the consummate mastery
that is being WlVeiled and
wonders again how it Is possi.
ble for four musicians to
achieve such complete un-
derstanding and full accord.
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Tryouts ;\nnouneed ... '
Open End Me!odrama D~,
Auditions ror an oJd.rashlon-
ed melodrama, to be produced
in authentic classic style, were
announced today by the Open
End Theater in NewPort
Beach. •
The production, which wUl
accompany the the ater's
changeov~r to cabaret style,
will be performed five nights
per week during the summer
months.
Actors and mu sica l
performers for the traditional
;olioa' between the acts should
audition either Saturday at
2:30 p.m. or Monday at 7:·30
p,m. at the theater, 2815 Villa
Way, Newport Beach .
Mesa Sets
Auditions
For 'Boeing'
Tryouts for lhe final show
of the season at the Costa
~1esa Civic Playhouse,
"Boeing-Boeing," will be held
Sunday and Monday evenings1
directo!' Pati Tambelllni an·
nounced today.
The comedy by M a r c
Camoletti and Beverly Cl'O!S
concerns an airline pilot with
a girl in every (air)port. A
cast of two men. three young
women and one mature
woman 1s required.
Auditions are scheduled for
8 p.m. both days at the Com·
munity Recreation Center an
the Orang e Co unty
Fairgrounds were the pro.
duction wUJ be staged for two
weekends, opening June 18 for
slx perf'onnances.
Further information may be
obtained by calling the Costa
h1esa Recreation Department
at 834-5.103.
Boys Needed
For 'Oliver'
Auditions for young boys
and meri and women to fill
chorus roles in "Oli ver" have
been se t for Saturday from
I lo 4 p.m. at the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse, 6 O 8
Laguna Canyon Road.
The casting call will be for
singers and they should bring
sheet music. The playhouse
will provide aa accompanist.
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1:00 6 Mavil: "Ei&hl Iran Men" (dr•·
ma) 'S2-lee Ma~in, Arthur Fr1n1.
OD.News <Cl
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'63-J1mes R. Justlct, Leslie Phil·
lips.
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Tlturidfr, ,Al)rll 23, 1970 OAILY PILOT 2S: ·:
L~f ty ·~onvinced Angels for -llelal After 3-1 W1~
By HOWARD L. HANDY
0t ft. Ott" 'fltt Miff
California Angel baseball fans are
beginnini to wonder U the 1970 edition
i3 for real.
They have coovmcea one man and
he ls now comparing the Angel pitching
stair favorablY to. U;iat of the American
League champlon Baltimore Orioles.
That man· ti Harold "Letty" PhJIJJps
who aald after Wednesday niibt's S-t
triumph over Milwaukee ·at Anaheln;t
Stadium before s,120 fans he was con--
vinced the Angels coulCI win it all.
Clyde Wright. the Angel.soulhpaw who
WOO oii:ly One game in 1969, PoSled his
third triumph q:ainst one defeat in
pitchiug hi& second suceeas.ive complete
game victory.
• 'Ibe young south pew ' credited a
member. of the Cincinnati Reds of the
National League with changing him
around during the winter season In
Puerto Rico. ,
"Pat Corrales told me to turn my
cha.ogeup over. When t do it aoas away
from the ,right handed billers lllre a
screwball. ·
"I kMW 1 could win up here. lt
was just a tl)ltter ·of ietting my con-
fidence back."
Tbe AngeL.000.paw 11raiaed Sbortotop
Jinl Fr~gosi and catc~ TOm Egan: -
"Jim has helped me more than
anybody else since· l've been in the
big leagues. He drove in a run toni$ht
and lhat last pJai when he -lhat
ball off Sandy's (Alomar)· glove, brought
a big algll of relief on my wt.
"I also though Tom caught a great
game tonight.''
Egan said Wright bad great control
against the Brewers. "He threw to the
comers when 1 asked for tht ball there
aod he was able to ao to the curve
ball with men on base and get it where
h41', ..,-ant~ it." • ·
~ lllflll1lini •e lhe pitchin1• o1 Wriih~
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90111tlh1Jt& the last Llple.")\e p11Cbed. Tbe
last baD Is yoo.ir bell pitch and has
to be uaed IO 1lo U ·~n~ 'Of ~e
ti.me." ~ ' Phillips revealed be' had rocelved •a
tel~• c•ll from .the Dodgers' Bill
Singe.r after the game.
·~su1 ~d me he wa.s sorry tor the
inconveniel)Ce he had caused us all.
(Players. br04dcuters, travel in 1
w;lters and clu~ offiel.'.lb had hepaUtis
shot& 'W-y night) ••
'1He a1ao saJcl be tboqht we C<IOld
go all tbe way Uc! lie '!ithed 111 W.11. Jt lal\of m •lt• I -to ilo whal he
did " ... -. ' ' Pblllll>! boa a "'1 lpOI to his heart
for the Jeon Doc!«• right lllndtt.' It
waa Ph!IW,. !'ho alpted Bu.fief 8111 when
bt was on the 14' Angele~ cl.Ub'• payroll .
r '.!'lie Angela, In wlr.nlnt tbalr .tOlh of
14 ~.' remained ill a f1rst place
deadlock wllh ~a.
Finl ,M{el tally came 'in the flllltlb
_, AJoonar walked and stole -·
hla •lflltlll theft ol tbe eampolp. fr'goBi sin«led him home. ••
'Ille ~ .. -. Ute cowtl 1n·tbe
tix1h on two mtleld scratch bits, a walk . .
and a single to cen.ter by Danny Walton.
Alex, Johnson extended bis consecutive
game hitting at.reak to Dine wilb a )eado(f
siJt«le In lhe -· He moYad to
third on lqer Repoc'• seeoocl ~
hit 8"d -"" a sin11t bX ~-• l\Ocfrlgues. EalQ -<'lo tl>o.~
1'1111 with • -. fly.'
The Angel! .,,.....,..,. .rter the pme·
lhat Jarvis Tatum 1111! beeli reOolled
from Hawaii ancl ' tllat Jim Ille~ had
been oold outrigllt to the l'acllle.Coaot
League team. ,. ~
Tatum, In II g>mes, '\s ¥!1111 .'3!0
wJth· five home rwwt tbr8 doUblea and
URBI. I ·
He will proba,bly 'be uaOd In ceoler
field agallllll left Mnded ~ •and as a pinch runner . •
••1 told him in spring training that
if he got off real .,,..i, I'd briJt& him .
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followlng an off-day for travel, "\bq
Angels o~ a three-fa.me 1 e r I e l1tl'I\
Wlllhlngtol\ Fdday • nip! with AO<I~
M•seramllh • (2·0 going aplalt Did
Bolman (H). Anpl lurlera oa ~
and Sunday wi~ be Rudy llay 0'°1'
and Tom Murphy (S.l). •.· • MILWAVKll t C.41.niottflillA ' •
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Singer .Sidelined 6 W e·eks
• • Dodgers Home After ~-2 'f~tory O~er E~pos
'11l.ls will be as severe a loss as
the Dodgers have sufCered since I've
been manager," Walter Alston said as
h1a club prepared for six weeks or mOre
wllho¢ ace right-hander Bill Singer, hit wilh hepaUtis. .
The JO.game· winner for Los AJ!geles
fn 196f will mark· his 26th blrlhday
Friday 1n St. Jobn'a Hospital in nearby
Santa t.1onica, which be ,entered Wed-
nesday for two to three weeks of tests,
treatment and rest. ·
Alter that, Siiiger wUJ-'-bead home to
the communily ol Dlamood Bar, 20 miles
west of Dodger Stadium, for another
two or three " weeks of convalescence
before he even Starts trying to wort
his way bal;.i into the pitching rotation. 1
The Dodgers) who closed out t~
road trip Wednesd~y nigilt in Montreal
by wplloping tbe .;.Expo11' ~2 on Don
Sutton's five-hitter, Dew back home today
for mass inoculations. 'Ille team will
also announce Singer's re~L
"There's no way of knowing" if any
other players . have contracted the ail~
' ment, said Dodger trainer''Bill .&ihler.
"All we can do ls wait for the sym~.
0 But it is PQSSible that any of the
pla)ers could have it -any ol them
or all <i them."
It's definite that one does. V.eteran
Dodger siite
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reliever Pete-'Mliktlieiflfasl>een sidetln.
ed for about a month 'since coming
down with the liver ailment dwing the
final days o( spring traiajng.
Dodger vice preaident Al Cam.,.nis
explained: "At .the lin)e we learned
abOut Mllletsen, the doctors told us
there was~ no need to immunize the
wt.Jle teem.
"l'm not saying this is how Singer
contracted the germ, .. campanls added,
"but I have heard ·be visited Mlkkelaen
in the hospital after the entire team
WU Warned· against it."
Alston, starting his 17th season at the
helm of the National League club -
by far the longest term of any active
manager -commented: "I won't know
what I can do until I know how long
Singer is out or wbo else might have
it."
.He called the loss of Singer and M1k·
kelJon -and the threat of more losses r
..::.. '"the most ·serious medical problem
of my tenure."
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Weekend Play Only S_eaver Sets
Drastic Baseball Change Con!'ecutive
ln.l'Next .JO Years~cu,lly. whiff Mark
SAFE AT SECOND -Sandy Alomar of !he Angels
steals second bue during Wednesday night's ac·
tion with Milw,aukee. Alomar later scored on a
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fourtll inning single by Jim Fregosi. Brewer To~
my Harper makes the play on Alomar after taking· ·
the throw' from Phil Rool.
MONTREAL -Garnes on weekends
only. No m<re American-and National
League. Two' weeks o( spring traini11g
and 18-man club' rosters.
That, in a nutshell, is the way major
league baseball wW look before the met
of this decade. At lea!t that's the way
Vin Scully, voice of the DodgeNJ, sees It. '
Scully ~ys -irs a sffilJ>Ie matter of
economic.s which wJll bring about the
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drastic change in a sport that's endured
a century .
"'lbere's a tremendous money outlay
for play"°s, transportation. meals and
hotels. Within the next few years -
especially with · the imminence of p a y
television, competition for the public's
sports dollar will be greater than ever,"
Scully says. .
ScuHy believes the two leagues as
we know them today will go together
as · one, then break down j n to
No Prediction
-Auerbach
BOOTON (AP) -Red Auerbach, still
not used to being just. a spectator for
the National Basketball Associauon
playoffs, ls making no predJctiona for
the New Yor~ Knicits-Los Angeles Lekers
final aerte! opening Friday night in New
York'• MadlaorJ Square Garden.
-aphlcal dlvlsiom. For example. lhe
Dodgers, Angels, San Diego, San Fran-
cisco, Oakland and Houston might make
up,. One such group.
"That would give you built-in rivalries
and short trips. Mo.st travel could be
done by bus and during the week the
tea.ms could work out," be adds.
With pay TV a ctrtalnly to come
-in-Scully's opinion, he a&ro foresees-the
day when large crowds at the ·ballpark
will be a thing of the past.
They'll either stay home and watch
on the pay set, averting lpng drlv~,
traffic snarls and unple8sant weather.
Or they'll tune In on a Broadway
show or some other form of pay
television programming. .
As Scully admitl, his ideas haven't
been adopted by the major league owners yet.
But it does make for jnteresting con-
versation and thought.
GilHatn'• Vlem
Jim "Junior" Gilliam says today's
Dodgers are just as talented, as they
were during the 14 Y.ears he starred
for them (he was National League rookie
of the ye.ar in 1953).
But Gllllant, now U. abd a Dodger
coach, faults. lack of tll®i1' se.amlng
Jn the minor leagues for today'1 players•
seeming inability to reach ·their potential
under major league pressure.
"Sure, they do great in spring training,
then everyone wondera why they don't
keep it up after the seuon starts. Bot
•J>rina tnininc In "no way --with regular season what with all the
clubo Juggling lineups and trying out
new.players," Gilliam points out. ·
Reflectini 00 his own career, which
Included play on seven pennant winners,
Gilliam says, "'nley told me to forget
about hitting home runs -I was being
paid to get on base and to acore runs.
So if I could get 150 walks and score,
100 times in a aeuon I wu doin' my
job."
NEW YORK (AP) -·When Van Kelly
fouled• out· and Clanitce Gaston fiied.
out in the sixth inning, Wedntlday, Steve
Carlton's ooe·game strikeout record Of
19 seemed safe and tbat fact was duly
noted tn the press box.
"J don't know about that,'' replied
one expert. "All Staver has to do is
strike out every one else."
And that'1 exaC:lly what Tom Seaver,
ace right.bander Gt the New York Mets,
did. He tired hia hopping fastball and
slider and fanned the la.st 10 San Diego
batters, setting a consecutive major
lea;ue •trlkeout record and tying
carJton's mark, ·which the St touis
lefty set againtl .the ,Mets last year.
Seaver alao caine away with a two-hit
2-1 victm'y for his 13th fltalght regular
season triwnph, three this year. He
knocked off the laat 18 batters following
Dave Campbell's Infield single in the
fourth, striking,out of 13 of them.
Seaver seemed almost blase in the .
Clubhouse as he detailed his 81 fast
balls. 34 sliders, 19 ·curves and two
changeups f0< a total of 116 pitches.
But he insisted he was ercited.
"I'm very happy about it," ht said,
"But ,tlJe, emotion is not as great as
the. -hiller I pitchpd ajialntl the Cubs
la'.st year.
"'There were 59,000.people in·the atlnds
for that one and the ,adrenalin wa:ii
really flowing. And don't fOrget the Cubs
were in first place.
• "I trunk ·I hid better Muff · against
·the Cub!, loo. I waa throwing batdtt
and I had better eontrol of my-curve."
It would be hard to lma«fne. lllJ<!MIO
throwing harder than Seaver1 did Wed-
ntsday. Manager Preston c.m ... o1 'the
Padre1 caUed tt ~tbt belt exhfbitioo
I've ever .een.11 '
s~J :::er.' ·~ ~h~w u!;ik~~
on the scor.-d that I had 15. I
thought it WU 10 or 11. I really bore
down on tht ltth, M*=h aet a club
r _..i. and the 19tll.
.
LA Olympie .Bid;Counld.own
Kilroy Expr~sses Co nfidence' LA Can Get '76 Oly mpics
; .
By HOWARD L.. HANDY "Our cultural facilities and attractions 1 .., ... Nltr ''"' Steff ~. are second to no11e and the climate
The ·countdbw1r1nmderway-and-O;Day-hatrahrays·beett a ma[or-advanta,e.
is jusNround,. the comer for the Los "Television contracts will iuµre our
·Angeles commiJtee to secure the Olympic citizenry or~ cost-free · ataging of the
Gamet for Southem California in 1976. Games. They cail be seen at prime
"I think we are.going to win," Presi-time on the eastern seaboard and during .
dent John B. Kilroy of· the Los Angeles late evening hours ia Europe.
.1974 , Ol;yJ;npic Comroltt.ee told Newport "Russia is not hooked up wiUt the
Beach Yacht Club members Weditesday satellite and bas an entirely different
at tbelt weekly lunclleon meeting then approach to television - a diffet;ent
reafflnned the statement to members system.
of the Los Angeles area press in the "Right now we can see a profit <lf
afternoon. six million dollars wllen the Games are
"We have told .the Russians we would completed after all 't>bligatlons are met.
back them all the way to win the Ga~es If there is such a surplus, eVery nation
in 1980. On the other hand, we also will receive a $5 a day per diem expense
told them that lf they didn't drop qut voucher for each athlete and it money
of the rurµting ta stage the 1976 Games, is still left their travel expenses will
they could count on us for opposition be reimbursed.
in 1990," Kilroy added. . "After that, two-th!J'ds of the money
A six·man committee plus many goes to the J1temational O!Ympic Com·
technical advllOl'S will go to Amsterdam mittee and one-third to the U.S. Olympic
May 7 to present Los Angeles' formal Committee." ·
bid to the International Olympic Com-No country has ever come out with
mlttee. All present1tions for the Summer a surplus except Los Angeles in 1932.
Games will be made on May 10 and "There is no hard money in Russia."
votlng will take pla'ce May 12. he explained. "Just by bidding for the
Los Angeles and Moscow are the front-Games they improve their world trade
runners in the bidding with Montreal and credit standh1g."
and several others falling behind rapi'1Jy. What are the rewards of•· getting the
The United States will stage · its Games in Los Angeles?
bictnteMial celebratio1 in 1976. Briaging "Good statesmanship aid good trade
the Olympic Games to this country would missions. The trade rewards have.
flt in with the national, year.Joog celebra-already commenced. They will bring an
lion Kilroy feels. economJc impact to the community in
Sounding like a Chamber or Commerce the neighborhood of one-hall billion
representatlvt, he says: "We are in-dollars.
temationaUy recopized as a sparts "The social and cu1tural recognition
capital witb .great public er,thusiasm, 'of intemaUonal scope that wiU be focused
exceJle*t,Ulltlni athletic (acllities, and here is unlimited. ·
vast upeileace in the 1tlging ol in~"-"There are m.any probleltll facin& our
ttmati<mJl 1ports events. youth today," Kilroy phlloaopbized.
"They don'l want to compete under
the system we have built fcir ' thetp,.
"I was a 10...year-old~youngster in SVIJth
Gate when the Olympic Gaines w&re
held in L-Os Angeles in' 1932. They nlade
an everlasting impression on me.
"As A!Jlerk:ans, we have a high degree
of 'tunnel vi.lion.' We think entitely ,dif-
ferenly from other countries Urougb&ut
the world. '
01We epitomize the astronauts but these
men ,do. not meu that ~ucb in <>Uler
countries. Olympic c~pions f~fll
Ethiopia or Kenya have tar more »-
nuence on their young peojile.
"We must perform ind conduct . this
concept ' before someone else gets .to
our young people first."
In .the matter of economics, Kilroy
stated that the Los Angeles commiUte
is working on a $3001000 budget, far
less than all of tHe others including
Denver's bid for the Wint.er Olympics
whlth rePortedly ii $700,000. •
T~nnis Moguls·
Not Surprised . "
About Fine
NEW YORK CAP) -Tennis moguls
in this country weren't greaUy surprised
or overly concerned by the lnternaUoria_t
Lawn Tennis Federalion's $2,500 fine of
ihe U.S. Lawp Temls Association for
breacbts of rules at toumameots 1n ~
ton and Philadelphla. · "I'm not that smart," the general
manager of the once-mighty Boston
Celtics said Wednesday when asked for
a forecast. But he did offer a few iteml by way ol analysis.
"Both teams at th.is polnt have more
or le.as shaken off the playoff jitters
and early mistakes which often cao
cost the~ ball of. WU," he llid.
Derby•-:-~oney to It~s ·Neighh.ors The fine. was announced In Lonck1n1W¢·
nesday by Basil Reay,, lLTF secretary,
following an ILTF management conqnjt.
tee meeting in Paris. "·
'1Tbe fine come• as no surpr-ise," ~d ,
a 1pakesman at the USLTA <ifJce ber'e.
Alastair,Martin' USLTA pttsident. walri•t
available tor comment. "They're rolling now, end they' can
ta sl• lhe pol<nUal fruits ti victory.
"The only edge now Is that the Knicks
have the home court advantage . That
hasn't been that fruitful so far, but
nevertheless it ii an advantage ."
Auerbach discounted the theory that
the Lakers, who lost to his Celtics in
the finals six times in the last nine
years, have 1in ad vantage becaute of
all that prior experience.
"If this were the first round, l 'd aay
yes/' he explQJned. 1'8ut that 1dvant1ge
Is gone now.. The Knicks played seven
playoff games •g1in11t BalUmore and
tive aiainst Milwaukee. That's "12 playoff
garnes alrudy. That1s enough ex·
perleoct."
IDUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -'Ille malll
thing . the Kentucky Derby meens to neJibbort GCCl>UrchlD Downs lsll-0-N·E-Y. ,
The annual racing classic draws mort
than 100,000 perJ;ODS to the track, and
by post time Mly 2 neighboring yard11
will be packed with autos parked for
up to llO each.
Parklng cars "gives all these kids
'If littie extra mooey," &ay11 Mr1. Jf,lhn
Gipson, wboee aix youngster• help entlct •
~rby·goers to their yard.
"We made almost •too one year,"
Alts. Gipson said.
And · mort money cornea from the
sale or Jemon•de for ZS cents a a:lasa
on the skfewalk out Jront, and lee water
"tor what h't woritl," say a ber aon
John, t;, who polotecl out that ooarlnc
' early May temperatures makt for a lhfroty crowd. . McKlnoey mide 116 fut year wlleO
be p1rked 11 can tn bis ·narrow yard.
"l'tn a tar hustler," he said. "We Wben their front and back yatda• ""'
psclted "ao no One can aet in or out "
the GlplOl\8 squeeze motorcycles i,, a.II make a loC of money' on that day."
between cart "and even on the front • . He erpl81ned that 'the Churchill Downs
porch" at lower rates. . lot usually tills tip by mkl·morning, put-
ParJcinc at most hooso o~ Longfield Ong a premium on nearby parking spact. Avenue, wliete the Glpsona Jive, ranges • 1, trOm S2 to $5, of.ten depending on the McKinney, who noted that about
mood ol the driver. anythJng goes here on Derby Day,"
Down the bJock, 11 the Veterans of pointed to anoth<'r Potential profit-making
·Foreign Wan lot, lhe 'tariff jumps to venture.
$10 and the same bolds true for mod "You could bootleg aU around h«e
house.a on Central Avtnue directly behind and make moooy," he A.id. ,
lhe cl~oust: State Jaw prohibits race f•ns from
' Acro3! rroro the entrance to lllfl track'' bringing their own liquor and beer into
moio parklna lot, which dlarg.,11 per tbe ,trick."wlilch sells bolh beverages.
car on •Derby Day, lives Donakl McKJn· La1t year, said ~fl"l<lnney, "I c()Uld
ne1 and 1i18 lllllil)> o1 four. have mado a klllln& beca... the track
•
J
vendors ran out or the tradlUonal mint
juleps before the r~ 40ded/'
.The drinking that . accompanies any
Derby Day 50p1eJ.i"'es ca\fJes com-
plications for the .neighbors. but most
are amusing.
"One drunk last 'year came by after
the race looking 'for his car," Mrs.
Gipson recalled. ''He looked all over
and never did find It here."
Drunk or sober, however, sbe said
most of her cu'StOmers "are just as ni~ a bunch of peoplti you'd ~ver wlnt
to meet, II
Macy Conway, 80, agrcea.
;'~II them people coming by, them
women drunker 'n hell," brljhten his
li fe, said eon.way, who Uves 1Jone mosrr
of. the year.
'
Th• USLTA 1pokeaman aald the .;.
ganiilt!on had learned ol the action priGr
to Reay's London announcement
The ILTF announcement said Jt 'Wis
understood that the USLTA w14 taking
dlsc:lpllnairy acUon against the promoters
of the Boston and Philadelphia eveijls,
which wert staged contrary to the M.l}es.
The USLTA was lined 11.000 !or lhe Boa.
ton tOUrMy and l!Oll for the Phlladelpliia
event. ...,
In SealUe, Bob Caldwell1, a USLTA e
pr.,ldenc wbo attended uie Parlt •
i~. ~a1d: "It w11 a very tair n.nt Jn,.,-
opinlon bceause I believe In fo~nr'Uie
rulea and the two tournaments def it( 1ht
lLTF.'' • •
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'j, DA1L'f PILClf Thursday, April 2.1, 1~70
tS unset LOop Awesome With JOhnson Addition
My System Simple , Sa ys T a r Coach
By ROGER CilUION
01 11111 DAiiy PllM l talf
When it was learned that
Herb Hill and hb l.(lrara Sax-
says the guy who led El
Rancho High to 10 ti:lralght
CIF playolf berths, .<!slit
league titles, two ClF cham-
ons would be batUlng in the pionships aod a portion of
Sun1et League' in the fall of the
1970 everyone said,' "'n>e . ano r.
tooshest prep foo<ball circuit Included In hi> span .of 13
In California l!: even tougher." year11 at "The Ranch" were
Then Leon Wheeler stepped f l v e confrontations wit:h
into the Marina High picture VanHoorebeke of Anahe.lm . as head coach and the eye , '
balls rolled again, . The Dons two-g~me. prac-
Now of course Newport Uce set wU,h Anaheun 1n 1964 Harbo~ High follow;rs are .still ~ '.65 ended with each side
in a state of semi-con-w~nrung by 7--0 scores. ,
sciousness f o 11 0 w l 0 g the El Rancho tumed Anahe1111
realization that Jt's DO pipe . away,-~14, for the ClF chatn-
drwn -Ernle Jobnsoo will ·
be coaching Sailor football
aspirants.
Newport's position in the
Sunset League was seriously
threatened when w._ Watts
retired foUowing an eye inj ury
that impaired bis vision.
The addi.Uon of Johnson,
Wheeler and Hill to the bloc
of Ken Moab: (Huntington
B e a c h ) , Bill Boswell
(Westminster), Tom Baldwin
(Santa Alli), Jim Everett
(Western ) and Clare
Van H ooreileke (Anaheim)
gives the Sunset circuit an
awesome lineup -players not
withstanding.
piooship in· 1966.
And, he's met West'Jninster
twice. It Was Westminster's
Sunset League championship
squad of 1968 thaf defeated
El Rancho in practice, 34--25,
then fell in the CIF AAAA
semifinals to the DoDs, '1:1-7,
at the Coliseum.
"That was a funny year.
It was the first lime we'd
lost a practice game in eight
years, let alone back-to-back,"
says Johnson.
Hls team had fallen to St.
Paul in its opener. It all e~ed
wiqi a 20-20 deadlock w i t h
&1. Paul In the finals for a
co-championship.
Johroon explains one or the
reasons his teams have been
so dominant: "Our kids were
in Sood shape physically. Thty
worked harder than most.
"Football is a fUMY 1ame.
In my thlrd year at El Rancho
we were 6-3 and they cried
they were so happy.
"Another time we'd won 17
in a row and then we were
down by a TD to Anaheim
and the folk.! weren't too hap-
py. But that's the price you
pay," surmised the new Sailor
boss.
. JOHNSON AT THE RANCH -Ernie Johnson, new-
, ·ry-named football coach at Newport Harbor High,
' yells instructions to a player (or official) during El
Rancho game two years ago. Johnson bas been an
assistant coach at Cal State (Long Beach} for the
past year.
Wheeler and Everett att
former assi!tant& to ·Johnson
when he coached at El Rancho
Hl5h School. Other Orange
County coaches who've come
up under the Johnson regime
are Dave Holland of Corona
de! Mar, Tc:m Eads ol San
Clemente and Phil Oram of ~agle Nine, . .
Chargers
Post Wins
Estancla's Eagles moved in-
to a gOOd spot to catch league-
leading · Loara with a ·z..-0
whitewi.i!ltting of host Costa
Mesa to highlight Wednesday's
Irvine League baseball action.
The victory ga\'e . Ed
Wynkoop'• i'4&1es a g...J 109p
record\ and put them only a
game behind Loara, wh1ch had
its 11-game win streak. halted
Tuesday ~t ln a 3.2 loss
to Santa An8 Valley.
In the only other Irvine dia-
mond aclivi_ty Wedn es day
Edison put viliting Corona del
Mar in a bad bargaining posi-
tion for the remalnder of the
schedule wlth an upset, 8-S
decision.
At ~la Mesa. righlhander
Cal Shores twirled another
gem, shutting off the Mesa
offense with a paltry three
hits.
The Eagles put together
single runs in the fourth and
fifth innings to subdue the
host Mustan5s.
Da ve Bowen scored in tht
fourth fGr Estancia on Clay
Mahoney's base hlt.
Shores helped himself out
In the fifth, driving a run-pro-
ducing double which sent mate
Jim Watson across with the
other Estancia tally.
Dave Barton allowed only
six safeties and struck oUt
10 Eagles in going the distance
for Ou! losers.
Edlaon deposited three runs
In the fifth to power past
favored Corona.
Wllh one out, Ron Ruff
singled and he scored on Milte
Bates' single and a Corona
miscue.
Ed Winn b'lpled Bates home
: and was cut down on a
• rielder·s choice as Randy
Tyler got aboard.
Mike Bashaw drove Tyler
In with a two-ba~i11er.
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Chargers Expect to Return
To VCI Th~ Summer
It may be only the start or the baseball
season but football is moving to the front
and July isn't too far away for start of
another training camp season.
The Rams are all set to return to Cal
State (Fullerton) for the fourth successive
season.
Irv Kue of the San Diego Charc,ers say1:
"It a~ tha.t we .Will return to UC
Irvine this summer but we haven't worked
out the Unal delails yet.·•
Ray Thornton, athletic director ;at UCI,
Gary Adams' first-year UC Irvine baseball
team. The dance was scheduled on the same
night as an Anteater basketball home en-
counter and was subsequently cancelled.
Members of the Big l Booster Club, co-
sponsors of lhe .dinner-dancf;, were counting
on the affair to aid their achievement awards . ' . , scholarship program for deserving UCt
stpde11t·alhletts,
Brea.
Golden West College assis-
tant coach Gene Harrell was
also an aide to Johnson. 1
As for his staff at Newport
l~arbor, Johnson says be ex-
pects to inherit the same
group that toiled under Watts.
The varsity &Mistant.s were
George Spangler, BUI Pizzica
and Earl Byers.
Johnson says he's obligated
to stay at Cal State (Long
Beach) for spiing training
while his replacement is get-
ting Into the fold.
"We're in session now and
it runs Monday through Satur-
day with the eictpt.ion ol Fri-
day.
"However, 1 hope to spend
a good deal of my immediate
time at Newport. ~OW HEAR THIS -New Tar coach Ernie Johnson gives instruction to a player
\\
.The Angels suggested ' a new approach
to the fund-raising -a UCI night with
the Angels and a date was immediately
~ -Friday, May 8 with.the Yankees.
Adams and the entire UCI 'baseball team
will be honored that night. The UCl coach
_will introdu.t,e. jndividUaJ !:D.@l~rs or the
., Anteater squad in pre-game ceremonies
beginning at 7:45.
"We have a fantastic m recent El Ra~cho game. y.'hile. at El Rancho his teams went to the CIF play-·
amount 'of teaching to do and offs 10 consecutive years, eight times as league champion.
we want to do a good job. ----------'--;=====================: "The players are usually the ! '! _____ _
HOW.illD HANDY
J"HOW ARD
HANDY
is hopeful the Qulrgers wlil return.
"·It helps our alhteuc ·program financially ,
among other things. During the summer
months. only a small number of our
dormitories are being used . by students and
the additional revenUe helps pay for these
facilities as well."
ThomtoR isn't ibe one the Chargers are
working with at the moment lo finalize
the plans. The school business office is hand!·
ing the situation and according to Kaze.
~ings look good for a return to Irvine
in' July.
* * * Earlier in the year, the California Angels
had planned a, dinner-dance to honor coach.
UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. and
Big I Booster Club President Ralph Berke
will form the battery for throwing out the
fusl ball.
Tickets are now on sale at the physical
education offices at Crawford Hall on the
UCI campus. Further informaUon may be
obtained by calling 833-8931.
* * * \Vhen the Minnesota Tw1ns were iri town
recently, relief pitching specialist Ron Per-
ranoski made an unscheduled visit to Costa
Mesa.
Ron, an off-season resident of Southern
California ever since his days with the
Dodgers, was driving to Anaheim Stadium
and took the wrong freeway turnoff.
Instea'd of heading for Garden Grove, he
turned south on the San Diego Freeway
and before he knew it, was in Costa Mesa
instead of Anaheim.
ones who lose in a coaching
change sltution . and we don't
want any of that," says
Johnl!IOn.
"My system is a simple
system -easy to learn. We
probably will emphasite Ule
-Sprint out passing attack and
we believe in doing a few
things well, notbini like a
multiple offense.
"If we all do our best and
lose then the only thing we
lose is the foot.ball game. But
we don't practice to lose,"
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s~holarship
Drags Set
Major Leag'ue Standings DEAN LEWIS
Jeff Whitaker of Laguna
Beach High will defend his
tille in Sunday's fourth annual
stholarship drags at Or~ngc
'County Internation al
Raceway.
Whitaker will drive his
Mach t Mustang in the tin1c
trials which get under way
at 9 a.m. Elimination racing
starts at 2.
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Available for CIF Playoffs
With the prep baseball season tumlng the
halfway point in league tiUe ~ces. here's
80me food for thought concerning playoff
aites for Orange Coast area nines.
prohlem, cl coune, la the home coadl usually
wants bis home field advantage.
The immaculate 1,£m.seat UC Irvine dla·
·. mood wW be available for the playoffs -
probably includh\g first·rouftd Issues.
"Technically we control wbert they play
ln making sure the field Is u acceptable
site," says Fagans.
So, with Crestview League teams Mlssio•
Viejo ar;MI San Clemente, Sun.set League nines
Westminster and Marina and Irvine League
squads from, Estancia, Corona de1 Mar ind
Fou•lai.n Valley still very much in the run--
aing for a, playoff berth, the possibilities
are very clear.
The thought of area players getUng the
opportwtity to display their wares at UC
Irvine is intriguing.
The difference between playing at UC
Irvine or at the usual site of the home
terun with no outfield fences, bleachers
capable of holding 100 fans at the mo.st,
rockhard-Olamonds, etc. is interesting. * * * It's like playing at Crosley Field vs the
Astrodome i11 Houston.
Dr. Ray Thornton, athletic director at
Tbe ClF AAAA and AAA baseball daun-
plontldp tilts m.lpt wdl be btld at Anaheim
Stadium this year.
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Fagus informs as driat a twinlght
doubleheader may be in dtt offlng. "I think
we will probably d9 It/' says Fagans.
Last year the f..A flnals wert held la
... _ w1111 111e Los Amedeo dly 11ui.
at Dodr;er S&adlam befwe a goOd -...L
However, wt$ CM ucertaatJ of lA
1<bool1 cvreaUy, Ille CIF ii loHblg IDIO
the BlgAlltaado9. ~
, UC Irvine, told this corner that the
poaibUiUes ol auch an event are particularly
bright
* * * Look for lbe swim season to revert beck
to the old system as a spring sport in
the prep ranks. Cold weather and no break
after the water polo season are the cblef
oomplai11ts.
* * *
"Oft the top I'd have to say we'd be
\'ery enthusiastic about it. We like to do
•things like that because it brings outstanding
athletes· on to our Campus lhat wouldn'~
normally see IL
0 Tbere mlght be a nominal renlal fee,
but it would probably be no more thaJI
·direct charges In hosting the event. like
\ special preparation or policing," says
Thornton.
Newport Harbor's trio ~ all-league baseball
candidates all appear t. bt Haded for future
..U.pate glory.
UC Jrvtne's regular home season ends
shortly and well before the scheduled first-
roond of CIF playoff competition.
Finl-baseman Jeff Malhtoff ll a UC lrvtne
or Stanford candidate. lhJrd-bascman Gary
Foster is ticketed for Ariiona State and
catcher Ron M~ is slated for future
duty at UCLA.
* * * 1be Irvine facility provides C014Cttte seating
for l,lm and' the slapes of grass banks
beyond the bleachers would bold many more
should it be necessary.
Ken Fagans, ClF Southern Section com-
missioner, also seemed high on t h e
possibilities.
"We'd love our schools to go there. The
HunUnglon Beach High's football practice
games are set for the 1971 and '72 seasons.
The Oilers will meet Foontain Valley a11d
Long Beach Millikan, replacing La Habra
and St. Paul, this fall's duo of non-league
opposition.
Sports In Brief
Player Favored
At La Costa
RANCHO LA COST A -
South African Gary Player
opened defense of his Tourna-
ment of Champions crown to-
day with a game going so
good he can't decide whether
to go home or not.
"I'm just playing so good
right now," Player said before
his first round in the $150,000
event, "I just don't know what
to do." .
•·I don't want to quit when
l'm playi ng like this. But I
talk to my kids on the phone
and I get homesick and I
want to go home.
"I just don't know what to
do."
Player, winner of one title
and more than $61,000 in just
six weeks on the American
pro golf tour this year, played
alone in a practice round Wed-
nesday. He was accompanied
by a small gallery and a
handful of plainclothes police.
Gary has been the focus
of inteme security precautions
this year because of rumored
threats concerning his coun-
try's racial policies.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -The
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
season, the 'A'Orld's longest
leading up lo a ooe-day race,
opened unofficially Wednesday
with tbe arrival of Larry
Bisceglia and Ralph Liguori.
Bisceglia, ol. 1.-06 Alamitos,
wa s first in line at the gate
for the 500-mile race May 30
for the 22nd straight year.
"It's kind of a habit," he
said, Liquori has a label he
hates -"The. speedway's
perermial rookie."
He has been trying to
quallfy for the S9-year~ld
fl.temorial Day classic since
1959 without ever makingb
field.
"I'm not that bad a driver,"
said Liquori, who operates a
plusb motel in Tampa. Fla.,
and doesn't really need a piece
of the · $800,000 Speedway
J>U"". •
Tiny Mack Calvin, at $-foot·
10 the smallest man in' pro
basketball, pumped in t4:
points and had an ABA playoff
record 16 assists Wednesday
Night to spark Los Ailgeles
t.o a 144-138 win over the
l>allas Ol.aps.
The Los Angeles win evened
the teams Western Division
.eries al two games apiece.
The Stan played the contest
at I.he Anaheim Convention
Center, thtlr oMginal home
when the AB.\ began lhre
seasons aga, because the l.os
Angeles Sport~ Artna Wal
unavailable. The rillh pme
Friday night is at Dallas and
the si%th will be at the Long
Beach Arena.
Calvin's sharp shooting,
passing and floor leadership
enabled tbe Stars to lead from
the opening minutes.
•
SAN FRANCISCO Na-
tional League baseball at·
tendance, after 66 dates, is
ahead of last season's record
pace by 108,637, league Presi·
dent Charl es S. 1'' e e n e y
reported Wednesday.
Throo'gh Monday, paid at·
lC'11dance had passed the
million mark at 1,021,04.3,
compared with 912,406 for the
· same number of games in
1969. Last year the Natiooal
League set a major league
attendance record of
lS,094,946.
The New York Mets led in
average attendance, drawing
129,651 for five home dates
so far. The largest crowd of
the season, 49,898, jammed
Shea Stadium last Sunday .to
watch the Mets against
Philadelphia.
•
'l'he California Aiigels an-
noonced Wednesday night they
v.·ere sending outfielder Jim
Hicks to their 11awaii fann
club of the PadUc Coast
League and were recalling
outfielder Jarvis Tatum.
Hicks was dealt outright to
Hawaii. Tatum has appeared
in 12 games for the Is landers
and was batting .370 with five
home rur.s, three~oubl and t 1 runs batted In. · s ap-
peared in only f games
as a pinchhitler Jected
one hit this season.
He came to tilt ls last
year £rom the St. Louis
Cardinals.
•
HOUSTON, Te:t:. -Top
seeded Cliff Richey or San
Angek>., Tei., and fourth seed-
ed Bob Carmichael o r
Australia aUempt today to
reach the semifinals or the
36th annual River Oaks Jnvita.·
tional tennis tournament.
Richey, the 1968 champion,
meets Jim McManus or
Berkeley, in one quarterfinal
match. Carmichael Jakes on
Nikola Spear of Yugoslavi.
in the other.
Tournament officials have
spread the quarter f In a I
matches over two days with
second seeded Manuel Santana
of Spain meeting Ingo Duding
or Germany and third seeded
Clark Graebner rl New York
City meeting· Brian Falrlt!t
of N~w Zealand Friday.
11-run 1st
Earns UCI
18-3 Win
PASADENA -Conductor
Gary Adams played a game
of musical di.airs as he put
his UC Irvine bMeball team
on the podium at Cal Tech
Wednesday afternoon.
The Anteaters had no trou-
ble In posting their 25th win
of the season ove r the
Beavers, 18-3. In fact, the
game was over in the top
half of the first inning as
an unbelievable 18 batters
went to the plate, with 11
runs scoring.
Needless to say, numerous
record5 were set during the
action and the first inning
outburst was the initial salvo.
With every member or the
starting lineup going to the
pl ate twice during the ordeal
for Cal Tech pitcher Rich Ellis
(he worked the entire frame).
three of the players had two
hits in the iruring.
Rocky Craig had a double
and a single and was the
first to accomplish the feat.
Mark Plassard and Chuck
Spanski each had a pair of
singles.
Mercifully, the Anteaters
confined their scoring sprees
to two imings, adding seven
in the lucky seventh.
Ben Wetzler opened on the
mound for Irvine and worked I
seven innings. He struck out
nine, walked two and gave
up three runs on sevm hits.
Adams played his game of
musical 'chairs In the field.
Catcher Mike Sheline saw ac·
tion at shortstop. F i r s t
baseman Tom Spence was
behind the plate. Pitchers Bob
Barlow and Tom O'CoMor
were in right field and at
first base.
A total Of l4 players
partklpated in the debacle for
Irvine with the othei: four re-
mainlng behini:f for classroom
work.
Only two members of the
starting lineup failed to get
a base hit. Joe Anderson had
4-for-S and Craig, Plass~rd,
Spanski and Wetzler each had
three.
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•TAMI AND llOULATOU IUINllHID
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Tbe Orange Coast Pirates
dropped their !Sth straight
j a y c e e baseball c on t e s t
Wednesday with a t-2 loss
to h~t San Diego Cl\,Y College
in South Coast Conference ac·
NEW! JUST ARRIVED • POOL ftAINING SISSIONS ••
tion. •
Coach Barry Wallace's Bucs
will attempt to find th a t
elusive win to end their unen·
viable loss skein Saturday
when they conclude the season
with a second consecutive
road trip IO the Border City
to take on San Diego Mesa
in a conference doubleheader.
OCC's South Coast Con·
rereoce marlr: now stands at
a meek }-.15.
The Bua' only conference
win came In an early-season
South Coast contest against
Fullerton, which Orange Coast
won 3-{I.
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Meet Nears
Pitchers Spark Saddlehack New Holde1·
For Flies
By CRAIG SHEFF
Of ... .,..,.. !'lilt SUit+
has struck out 75 in the six my curve and my control md ,. pltc~r-ootlieldu, but h a s The nrli tod Ol)ly box
circuit oulin&s for a 12.5 the wbole atUlude ol th,e been u1ed only OQ the mound designed to carry all ol thej'
Saddltback Co 11 e g e' s average. game," says Pennington while by Fritz . fly.fisherman's special equl~
b8iieball team has 1uddenly Pennl'llgton, a right-hander Shapard adda that the Gaucho "He has areal poteotlal as ment bas been ,JUlC}UD~ by1 Engines! become a contender in the who prcpned at Tuatin High, coach has changed him from a;pitcber,'' says the GaudM> , pi ...... lll
&:bedule ol events· Cor nen wUd Desert Confer e n"C e suffeffil "hi ~nly toss to a thrower to a thlnking pit-coach, adding, "and he is a Plano "'oldlng Co., --. · '
week's junior eoileil;e at.ate baseball race. Imperial ~1ley I n Sad· cher. very competitive individuaL" Designed for Plano by Tom ··· by Deke Hou/gate sw1mmlna and diving cham-With a mediocre 2-4 recoi;d dlebicl/s Jn)t1ar1 conference Fritz opines l hat ' Pen· Considering the future, McNaUy, noted outdoor writer,
pioalhlps at Orange Coast four weeks ago, coach Doug ganie. ·10· tha,l one, he struck nington Is "the I as test Shapard plans to retum to this.new fly and bug-pak holds
Colkle have been announced Fritz' cluli•hu reeled off six out ·17, 'but 14 Gaucho errors righthander in the conference. Saddleback next school term 1 wide variety of popplng
.... (News item) lNDIANAPOl,JS _ U.S. Auto Club 'members by OClC coach Jack Fullerton, straight victories and trails led to a ~ los~. ,He has improved his control while Pennington hopes to con· bugs, nles, salt w at 1 r
wm reminded or 1 little mown rule lhat lahlbila OOJnDleJlt the meet dlrector. conference leader Mt. San Shapard , a product of this year and has Cained a tinue bis educaUoo at either
Unfavorable to USAC. T1le events begin a week Jacinto by two games (one Laguna Beach High, bas a great deal mQre po\l;e, and UCl or Cal State (Fullerton). streamers, le ad er s 1 •C·
from today (AJril 30) at 10 in the bis column). $-3 season record ,.1th all the 'he is a lot stronger than last He h4s a.pplled fot admission ceS!Ories, and even an extra
·, '\We mpectlull)' call the attenUon ol. all memben to a.m. with, tjme trials in the nit reason for the Sad· decisions coming in con· season." ' at both schools. '
Rule 10.20," an offtda.l statement reaci. Rule 10.20 "ls comtnled 508, free, JOI Ind J v Id u a I dleback comeback 11 t ts ference acUon. He i.s, ot What about hls attitude? But right DOW, l1>oth have r~:· opens from either aide.
t6 iDclode st.attmeata made pubUc.1y that are 'dttriment.11 medley, 50 fne, and too pitching -namely Greg Pen-course, 011 a three:game win-"He (Penningtqn) is one or only one tboulht" -beating to racing and/or the U.S . .\llto Club." .i medley relay. P'iu1a wUI be .. nington and Steve Shapard. ning streak: the finest kids I have ever Barstow .College ·t n a Two tough, "see th r 0 u I h
t .... •A USAC spM:esmaa pointed oUt tbat ... 10.JO wu not to ~ tboN eveolt at 5 p.m. The two have taken turns In the three gaunes, the worked with." That Is one doublebaader Saturday. at acryllte lldl make all the •~rod a.1~ rm, ""' .. .. ~py . .., .J ... • going the di!lance In the last lefthander has fanned 48 bat· of the reasona he was named Bantow. equipment rudily identll1able .f ;ifelllb.t.,.e pe~~~,,.,;m.!Me.ate ·with tbe mdl ~~ m l· six games. ters. Like Pennington, he has the m.ost insplrittloqal and 1"he double win would and easily accessible. Box ~· ~ fret "'to~' .. tbefi GpbUons .'e\le:n tbouCh thty fiull M'lttm onHntt« dtrinl Pennington. a sophomore, an e.r.a. under 2.00. m~' irpproyed playt.r on U:te elev~ the Gauchos' record body i.s rugged, practically iD-
lfaJ •tiilfer from l.D ~ ~~ k said.·~ competition will be CDDdacted has fashioned a &.I season Both credit Frit.z··with hel~ 'Saddlebaek squad last season. to 1M and put them jll,st de!lrucUble cycolac. Ov.rall
quetupy from a~~ l. 1 '"'*'41y (Aprtr •l at a.ta , record {5-1 in conlerence) and ing them to· impMe. Shapard, a 5-10, J67·pounder, .ooe game ~d idle Mt. San size is 12* by 8'iio by 3'1i ,.
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, "'When a member departs fiom~ tboie aveiiues"'to diaeuas '• Friday events include·
Ns •complaint In the media lie obould undentand that be ,200 bulterlly, 200 lrffltyleo 100
clJes '° at"bls °"11' rlslt of ot ... tepplng• the -·of ·~· -.Okt, 100 ,!'"fpnoke,
l·o 20 " \ • • ' • • -. . • ' "400 i!ldlvldoll ,.....,__,.,, ·IOO . . ~ ... I I I 1' ·-·'"'< . · .. • . , • • ree "ay. ~ ·: A .. 'l•terti&eto Wida EkonoMuter 's.tu?day events lndude}the
• We -tab -ta -••'-, -nere a.rt. Eki-maeter t,l50 free, 100 free, ~ '• J._ -~ backstroke, 100 bre~e. U C'OIMhlcttnl Interviews wllll Ulven aDd t6er Clelebrldti 100 butterfly, 400 free l'flaY-
ftr bi1 HWtpaper ~f'I. . , . "l'he ~eter diving ~ ~ CHRIS: A. J . Foyt, Mme tf tlw: o&Mr driven believe dial pet.ltloo (preliml and ~-~,. )'W ""' ,.. ..... dlatrtbotar <I ~IN ealt-, they flnalJ) will be held Saturday ~'& get .. pod a e .... u J'• Uve t. ,._.ear. nit dt yoa at COlrta Mesa High with the ~ 11toat yoar feUow compedMn_ taWai &IQ. ny? finak at occ
, 1 FOYT: Well, Olril, I bve a grut ilnl tf respect for FoUowlng ~ top Nortbua
ljij colleapa llere at llldluapolll. I mlPt .... -templed, • C.Dlornla Umes · ~ 'Dbjed la oOler yean, 1M1t ader lblJe 11.Jt, I Ill•~ snw ,. ..._ -,.lttfel'd. 1""°"'1111, .,,. ...
ti. love everybody. To prove my cooctwW, Pm Jilaanlal te 2.~ Incl. "*'· -l'•Uft(:• cFoa1t11111.
drop Old oe Ute Jlnt lap tf &lie r1ce 10 lbt my cutomen · '° · ;,... -Faunu 11'Mtt.1111. D.G1 Mloa• the pther n driven ea.a win more money. ••n !San M11•1. 22.1. . , MedltY ttltr -Foal!llll, l.IJ.O. , : CHRIS: Andy Grua&elll, illly bD111e41 your tvb!M1 Mrt *' lulttrllY -CtlftPlll:ll ll'oa111n11.
A Indy and ..... ... .. II talli that USAC will -an t 1Dl.71' ICecktr (Wut v.u .... ,, l :CJ'; -' Slm.ir.1111 fD9 AnLll, t:N. C$1DU mlde Cll'tl wltll lr1U aamt1 at tM Speedway. WU! • trM -••rnn ,...,...,k•n Rh!KI. -.w JOll ff Dea& &Ml, IH! ' ' 1:::1=.=. {~11F=.-:; ~~~'.
~ 1. GRANATELLI: Sae! WM, m!T C1u1s, 1peU111 t. cempllaDee til\~ 1:::!,!.:':' _cc=,t.'..~''i!a,,
f• Bale lt.!t -w)llclt .. liot a ,.. nde, by the way; M.IMJ. 11.11 Ctlf'f SI....,.,. (!'oaf>
• a WODderful example Of USAC rv.le-malda& --I ltave t11:Jo t:.d~ ""'· _ cam"11ll flfoolf'llltl • .ntmest faith kl the falnteu aad wlldom or tlae USAC ,,a.11 l'lttford (l'ool~lln. C:)J.f, 1DO ,,... r11tY -Foothill, 7:13.1 1
' cri.11oo1, l :M.l. \ \ Fn.UJ.y, I doli't see fty tltey tka't 1• abead _. bu ,,.. trM .-. •111•d cFoae.1111, i;t McNamara ud m1 ltallu .-..er for tllat matter. ~ 11J:-'~~:i,::=:;.1~~f· noe ls tor Alnerleu11· ~ler alL Pleaee tell your readen: lCO bldt•ln*• -Sl1n111t:rl'\' (Pool· -'.:.. I · -'r.-.t'-•-. ..., · _,._ t11u1. t :ot_., Arehltot•d 15111 "'-feo), -. ... as ar u a••.,;-~-~--P eo~ we cotpe,..., ,:oe.1, Jio pe'1:91: •.U. u ....-.1 ... ISoe tat m avnuea· tpell to '°° w...lttnk• -F1unao IFoot111111, .A, , ...... ..._ )•11 T; Fon'tl1• (FOOlhlll), 2.?2'.I . .... , members it rep&er complabttl. J ...ac1a•t soe saeh a · ,a0 11uttlrllY -C1mP11e11 cFoot111111 ,
cleinocratie chab u USAC. In flCt, t refwtt " dltcuu USAC "~ •• " rel•• -5111 M.i.o. J~:l!2.2.; ~inesl wttll my l1wyen. • Fooll111!. 1:22.1.
. 0 11u,1a1 Noc '" Wr• .. ; ; CHRIS: John Camoa, lhll jl )1lar' fi[ol year here at
tb~ Speedway, but you've had your problems with bungling
<ftkials. What did you think wben that guy ln the pace
<$r slowed you to a stop at Sein POlnt and knocked you 'of••-' • <tit ·~race. .
~c=~N~ w: ;:a11~~:· ~w-:.;, ~7":• s~~ ""* car .be wishes. Just becauae he ~ me, { dO!l'l oee liow I have any COO!Plafnl, .... undei'.,l)ule 10.20, wblch
Batting,
Pitching,,, ..
Leaders allOwa me to ~ up mY' grievancee. ' / · . 11>
, . QHRIS:..,QarY·;~ you were .Docktd out or tAe ., n. •••d• ... ,,_ RhOenix· JJ.60 When an Inexperience driver ' crashed· In front · .. ...IM'k .. '--"
Cl ~'Yw-...00 you;coUldn't avold--crasbiftl ,...youfaltt. \lfhlt...do · M~~1~1 1~,t.~_:1\ .• ~J,"''t
~ lhiuk or a racing organizatkm that pennits slow un-Jol\nWI, canf •• -... , M1tto11, CM~ .. ~· · , ' .lll/ o. .1'lltl-. .. 11., .Jn1 TOYar, J¥o;"1ctable driven to be in the same race with you? M11111;, .mi ""'"· ..., .. .ln,
' BETl'ENHAUSEN ~--"d · RuJ 10.20 'think ll' 1tuM1 -111,._t. c111t .. 131 'l. . . : ....... ~ enng e , ~ • a Smith,.'°"·· 111 ,._ )ot1-c.1H .. gr~at thing USAC ii doing to open ndng to •~road ranp of 111 T~. MINI .. 111 wt111e, N.v .. • .-::" 101 AIQm.lr, C1Uf., 111 Klrtr.Nlrk;k. drf\lers, without respect 1o race, color Or pre\rious experleoce. K.c... 101 1111w ... 11 .• 11. ••• regular drive-Ip~-.. the coa·~-and ·-·~ oor RUNS 14TTD IN ._ Walton, Mii .. W ''" t'1'"""'"" -~~ \.l\llt' U1 AIYM, MIMI .. 1•l VQf.I, Cali!,.
olflcials place in us, to allow us to 'babysit the newcomers 1•1 c.ttr. N.v .. 1t1 oi~ •• 1~11"""
While racing each other. 12~1Ts _ .... JohllsOll. c 1111 .. 111 : Cl:QUS: Billy Vukovich, you Wtre fined and placed Oii Fr"°''' c1111 •• to• w111ew1, Mn •• 2'; -'-'-· f all•"""i ab · olfidal the ff Clarke, N.Y., It; S tt!'CI wlltl 11 . .-uuation or ... _. y uami an at ouston ooueLl!:S -Wllltt, N.Y .. s1 Mt:b
Mtrodome midget races. What 's your feelin1 about how you d•;;11~1t5 51_11 ..,1.1.,11::::r.!r. cai11 .. Were treated? t i ..,.., C111t., 21 11:. onver. K.c.,
· VUKOVICH · Well ~... I h d -1 · t I had 11 T8'f'l'I', Mini!., 21 '' 11e11 w1rri . . , vw·"'· a 1 commg o me. 1. lie mistaken notion that I should be able to· .. get awav with t+OMI! 11:um -Witton, Mii.. ': "I" . J ""'"" Minn .. ., Mlnel\4lr, Olk .. 4, wbat the other drivers were doing, but after long coslderaUon E1u11 .... W1lft... 31 It. Jaruon. o.11 ..
of Rule 10.20 I have come to the conclusion that USAC 1' STOl.EH i,1,sES -lllalr. 11111., o[ricials are fair, consistent and have-the best iltueata of 11 ,1,1om1r, c1111 .. 11 Va1rnem1t1, "" d~·-rs at heart. Boat .. '' P. K111v. K.c ., si It. J1ctoo11, '1 llv-.. Oa-.• 41 Tov•r, Minn., 4; Harper,
Mii., 4, " eli AL.-t B PITCHING fl l)lc:l1lon1l -Co•. e RfJI vvU 811 w1111., J.O, 1.000, .c,n; J. P1rrv, ! CHRIS: Sam Poeey, you've driven at an the -.at race M11111 .. w. 1.aoo, 1 . .01 Lo11c11, °"'·· •~-••• •·1, .IOO. 1.l!I: Wrllhl, Ctlll., J.1,. wacks except this •· 'Lut 1Ur ,VSAC woald.n't allow yoa .1so. 1.211 Hunter. oa11 .. i-1, .7'0. •
te race here bee.a• offtclal1 u.on,M you were iaes.perlenced. 1·~~11:~~~~~Ts''..'.!.·· t~lido.~'~:. •i ·.
What were yoar feeliap lbcHlt belq bamaed from dte ipeedw•y? McDow9M. Cltve., lh M-.mMto, ' ft C1lll., Ill Odom, O.ir.., 2'1 Hvnftr,
v POSEY: Tbe of elal1 were rt1bt, of ~ne. Chrla. My 01k .. ''· .. ... ~-I Le _.. M1tlt111\ L .. 119 uaree yean OD .....u·Am c rcalt. Sebrta1. Mam Dini 11 ... TT ING ltS II behl -l'trtl. J)e..tnaa were oaJv m-..11---........ ., ..... :-for --log llere c1~.. .44; Hendf',,_, s.F.. ,4U; 1-J ~"' .... ,....-.. -"-• C191rltntt, Pitt .. All; Oletl, S,lf., ..»5; I· should taaVe listened when ·&My tow· me t oapt to 1et c1rtY. -,11 .• .-. ' -••• t ••• -'•I --a.-fl-L----that RUMS -Hencltnon, $.!fL, lit ,.,,,, stme --tie -..,..... car e..-~-...... .., ~• Clri.. 11, 1t11M, ctn., 111 9tlld1, s.F .• bask klad of rachlg ts tbe best way to prtpare to drtn ''' Ttian. t in.. n1 C•ITT'. All., ll1 H•lml. Cln .• 1l. attese rear~n~e can at Ind1anapolic •. Thanh to Rule If.II' RUNS IATT!!O IN -,..,.l. Cln,, d th dvl J ta t tel I be tt1 1 . wnn1tM. Ct11c .. ,1t1 H. ,.,,..,, aa e a ce got st year, am very gra n to """ ,,1 T91111, c111 •• 1•i tef'fr, Alt., allowed to --my CU"eer u a r.ce driver. 1•1 hMf'I, tl!L. 111 WV1111o Hwst •• • ~-I~ . • , CHRIS: Pan11elU JODH, )'Oll're · -'fl·.-all time 1rtata HITt -p.,,,, e111., '°' Htndfo,....,.
here, but you've bad your troubies la Ute _ _. with USAC. s.ir .. 1'' O.ttnMr, 5·"·· 311 C"~•· --""" :IOI T, Otvl1, Hitutl., 1r1 G•JfOll. What wUI you do thl1 year II ·Al • tJuer bl yoar Johuy s.o., 1t1 C•rlV, All., 1'1 To11n. cm.. • I • It. ~ L!Khluln& car is knocked oat of. &be whiner's clrc:le througll oou11LES -G'''°"'· s.o.. 11
••obvious 1corln1 or olftclaUng wror, Ute tbe OH• you have ~~55·~· ·~~:.'r!:."'',lv .. 3, bfee outspoken aboat In the pastT · 00.11, ""'~ '' Mo,...,., Hou11.. J; • I ~-wll!l 2. • JONES: Go1h, Chrll, aodDi like tllat COlld en:r bappe1. HOMI lllJH! -l" .... I, t in.. I; ~· u . It lbotld. )'ti. woa't w ........... beeuse ~~· H!i~·:. ~1, ~~~.r!.1~·· Al~.'.
I; have all I.be re1pttt ln tbe world, for Role lt.zll. I say, s. •TOLEN 1,.,1l 5 _. Circ1ener, st.
lfte Rale 10.Zt or leave It. No,·doa~.~lt ... ,...t •bclwt leaV!o -'1...i 11 wv ..... Hovt• .. s1 w. o.v1s,
fog' fl l don't want that to be ml1anderstood. 1.. ·• 51 Mo~'"· Haus1 .. ~, '"''"' Cl,.,. It tl~tlCh, S.F., i,
l'ITCH1HG () o.tblon1l -St1Y9r. Fair Tre•ttnetlt N.v .• w, 1.0'.!0, i .u , Noi~ ... c111 •• ~ W, 1.000. ).601 Slm11en, Cln., ).0, CHRIS: Dan Gurney, you've given up on stock block 1,aoe, M••••tt. c1n .. ~'· ·'""· ,..,: .:....t-. Dltrll.,., Maull., :t.1, .1J:I. 4.U: 5ull..,, e.~ hen at Indy after a long ~ to get them competiUve L ...... a.1, .uo, a.11.
wllh turl»<harg<d •oalnes by ctwialttg lhe nllea. What's your f~lti1g about how you've been treated by USAC? •
: URNEY< Fairly, Ouis, fairly. Rule ID.II remind.I me
h!" fortunate I was that USAC ltalslated the alock block
e~ out ol. racing here ao I CQtJld use turbos lll:e everyone
elieJ Besides, the investment: I 1'ad in development of the
l'9ct ~Jor. raciJlg is only money, alt.er all.
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Our aligrftnent specialists will do all this work .•. Inspect com~
plete front e.nd, lncludini sprinp, shock 1bsorben , ball joints,
ldll'.r llm'IS, tie rod end.'i and steering "''heel assembly; n!al1cn
front ~nd; correct CRmlw'.'r. castRr and toe-in (Ch.ii'.{ causes ol
fl\~t tlrl'. \\'l'.Ot l . ~ CHRIS: David Lockton, what's the 1atesf ... on -the -teport
thlt other. members of the USAC board ol. dlrectora are 1~ to remove you for being unfatthful to the club and
trying to book NASCAR and SCCA races Into Ontario Speedway!
: LOCKroN: Oh, are they ? 1 Mdn't htard that. As an
ettorney who believes ln strict coatrucllon, t don't evu d,.... lhe -Iha' In JndllnaPolil, d.. to the various 1 ..
.retatlons lhat can be maae ol Rule 10.20. !l'o llmffr
nur question, Ille Loni gtvelll and the LoTd taketh away. :?:. 1111' Ume coma to •I'll down, the board will lel m•
Wednesday at that school's •
; <ln cue 1n1 of the above lnterv1ews $CCm realLIUc enough
tct be mislnltrpreted under RllJt 10.20, lel It he,.by be staled
tlel they ,..,. aD fictional.) . -•
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~;'°,.:U1~~~;.1 ;, to b.c.,1 • COSTA ME~A LAGUN A BEACH . . •
f-0 ahoes. The Jnotructlon j• 1596 NEWPORT BLVD. e Phone 549.9393 412 OCEAN AVE. e Phone 494-6666 •
w!IL lw uuW earl)' July. \ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •· • • • • • • •, • J • • JI • • • • • iu1 11-• ii • ii • • • • 11 • • • • I.
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Compete
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;-At SAC
• Only lwo Orange Coalt area
\Jliill achooll wUI send troops . ' into combat Friday Dl.ght in the
prep lra<j); and' field compeU-
·'tioo at the Ulh •amuaJ Mt.
San AntooJoJttlays in Walnut.
First runni~ event filllla
1 are slated for 1 p.m. ,
• But the two. scbpoli -New-
, port Harbor and Fountain Val-
~ Jey -have each proven to be
11amang the area's toughest cirr
d,tr nuggets thJs season, so top
flight performances can be ex·
peeted from both schools' rep-
resentatives at one of the
world'1 Qlos1 preiligious tract
and field everib1 ;
1be Mt. SAC meet is '"com-
< JIOMd ZDOlltlJ" of .various relay
eventsl far as ~p traclt ' e.vents a '~ concerned, with op-
'en co tiUon among high·
schoal a~etes in the field events. · ·
• Fount a\t. n VaJiey's steve
ChristlaD9, .who has personal
bests ol 49.0 (440), 1,5$,8 (880)
and 48.J (anchOr leg on mile
relay) this season, will s;uar-·
head a ~ victory attempt
in the mile relay.
Carrying the Baron baliner
In the field f:Vents wW be 'Ted '
Lyddon (>hot put and diacus),
J im HosteUer (diJcus), Terry
Parkinson (pole vault) and
Ray Harris and Rick Martin
(long jump).
Newport quarter-miler How-
le Rogers and sprinter Darel
Blood should be tile busiest
Tara of the evening, both en-
tered in the Bl, mJle and
sprint lJ!edley relays.
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Shuttle 'flllrdlfl -Fount11ft V1lln
IG1rv Hfflllndu, lllllPh Mtt-11, R1J
H1r rl1, M1rl H._ll NNPOrt Htrtlor
!Court Ill-. KIVln 11-,. GltY
Brll;L Miii HotHllJ.
4olO nilaYJ -Founfll~ V1ll9¥ (lrldr
Mooni, l!'d AnRr-. G1rv Vllbf.lel\I,
l"hlt Mtf!01 Ntw..t Hlrbot (Ceurt
lleesar, Griff Aml11, Howl9 ftner•
TOP SHOTS -Jim Bales, 13, ol Newport Beach, recenUy wori .the duck tower
event during the round -robin shoot held at Coto de Caza. Jim Compares'bis tro-
. phy with the one c3ptQ,red by his father , Bill Bates, the high overall scorer in the
fiv&-event shoot. 0.rtl .... ,. '
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.t\rea Sports _at a Glance
• • Foot \Veek., ' . , brate Nalional
May 10.16. ~
Newpart Beach p o I t c e
ba¥eU>all team will clash
wllh tht Costa Me.sa police e . •'
~"IP'J'I Reptt.a sponsored by auditorium at 7 p.m.
'Oranae Coat College in North The prOgram ii for bo)'I
bldo Chanoel. born no earlier than Aug. J,
nve In-a benefit· 1ame Friday, .ll'S regatta 't1me" ~ the
Ma.y l '•l I p.m. undefeated UC Irvine varsity
1'be ngular ~uon final_e. -19SI Ind no later lhaa Jub.. r. .-f!or 1.ong"l!each"'Marine 31 1911 The game will,.~ held at crew ana first atop on 'the
the Corona del Mar High gym-rugged schedule. ls at-.Mllslon
ltadlurn on Friday and Satur· ' · ~ay. May 15-11 ln the 'Westero Further Information CIP be
ChammonshlP.,. obtained at 543-12!0 ar MZ-'i.T;:~-:--· .. .1 -T,e 3490. naalum. 1 The hon o r a r Y 8111y Saturday in the ' annuJll
• .chalrmpn of the game wiU San Diego Regatta .
be Les Josephson, Los Angeles lrvlne has defealed UC The Newport-Mesa Football • •,
Rama.' running back, Berkeley, UCLA, Loyola and ·As.WciaUon js in need , of two
Athletes from boi.h police Cal State (Long Beacb) twice head coac hes and several Marina High School's swim-
departmenta ptomtse an ac-in three weekends of head-to-assistants for itS J u n i o r ming team will be hon'.ortd
lion -packed basketball game, head conu>elilipn., Peewee division (nlne to 11· Friday night with a dillMI"
which is sponsored by the The San Oiego Regatta Is year olds), · banquet at Villa Sweden in
Orange Coast Civllan Club. the first of three such event.a , Slgnups for boys a r e Huntin£t9n Beach. .
All proceeds wilJ go to the !ar.lng the lrvine crew. Next scheduled . for June 3rd at FesUvJtles get under way
Harbor Area Boys Club to kend ~y cozppete ln the Newport Harbor H i g b ' s at 7 o'clock. ~used for ath1eUc equipmentiii";iiii~;;;:;i.i;;;i;i5ii;i;;iii;~;;;;;;i;iiii~;i;;;;;;;;~i;;;;;iiii;;:i;!'i.i;;;;;;i;;;;i~;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•j
and uniforms.
D:>eutt.lona are $1 per ticket
but admission is free for all
youngsters under 12• years of
age ..
Tickets may be obtained
through the Newport Beach
or Costa Mesa . Chambers cl
Commerce,\ both p o I I c e
departments, and the Harbor
Area Boys' Clu b.
• Peggy Toadal of Dana P~int
will be San .Clemente .Aquatic
Assotjapop '!fl, flnt J u n l o \'
Olympie "l!"petllor. Peggy
placed fourth ~f 21 contest.ants
In P..llmlnaey irlals this past
weekend and wu1 compete in
preliminaries Saturday in San-
ta Monl<:a.
"Mle 100-yard butterfly is !
Peggy'I strongest event. She •
won the fourth plact spot with
a 1 :Ol.O Ume in the prelims
at Cal Slate F'ullert.on,
'The Marco Forster <Jr. High
School teenager, has been -m
campetilion ~ sbe was 10,
and has been a swim en-
thusiast sinq! she was two.
•
Three members of the UC
Irvine termis team will com·
pete in the aMual·Qjai Valley
tournament th~t •Ins today
and runs through. Sunday.
Captain 'Craig Neslage and ~arl O'Neill will compete in
singles play and a1ao the
double• co mpet ition.
Freshman Greg labl~kl will
play In slna:lea com.petition on-,
ly.
S . /,/' /' _ , pr1ng 1.-... I :.:
ti rest one Car Care ~~~,~~..,.. · -------· VALUES -~ -··"··
10-POINT
BRAKE OVERHAUL
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20,000 MILES OR
TWO YEARS
Wt auar1n!.H OW' brakt lininJ lor lhe IS»-
dlhd nunaber of mu .. or y•ni tram d.l• ot iM\Ula\&oft, .... hi<::h111et' coo:n. linit.
Ad.h•U-tl pror11t.,d OD milN .. •Diii bq.d
on price9 c:uneot t l tiine of ~trMat.
NOT JUST A RELINE
. .. we do all this work
• I. Replace brake lininr
on all -4 wheel.
2. Arc lining for perfect
contact with drum5
3. Rebuild all 4
wheel cyli~den
4 . Tum and true brake dnima
5. Inspect muter cylinder
6. Repack outer whoel1-rinp
on both froot tvbeela :·
7, InspOct bnlle booeo
8. Inspect brake oboe
return springi
9 . Add tuper beaVy duty
brake fluid
10. Road u.st car
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c .. m,, Tom e.-. ,Ed ""'""'°"" Miii
M11lioltld l 1 N-.t 'H1rt1or Cllrt4 ,
·:;ta.:£~_::.::.:-::· Mesa's Chapma.11· Says
The Anteater net squad won
Its 19th victory of the season
Tuesday and currently has a $· 88
Mus. Dan Sh1w, C1rl Hlrdln. sin.
Cllrl1!11110l/ H-1 Htrbor (Howie Rot11r1. lrld Sdwttt. Miii Hotsell,
'O.rtl Blood!. ~lie rtllY -H--1 Htrbot ' '
mark of lB-3.
. 1~i~~t~:~:t~·He;. He Can ~Make It in. AB A
Next UCI team match is
scheduled Tue.sday at San
Fernando Valley St ate
College,
• crw•, lM 111ton1.
' Sltrlnt IMdllY rtltr -Fount1ln Val-,..., (Garv Valbuenl, M•rll Minne, O.n
Sh1w, llOll S,..nk..,11 New_.t Harbor
(Griff Arnlft. Howle "'°""' O.rtl ' llooCI, Olwt Jtlftl.
01111nc.e fllldlt 'I' rtlt'I' -Foun!1l"
V11!1J (W1rr.e LHdt. llon Sf\tnlitn,
Jim NHI, Tlm Fun~)/ N-POrt HtrbCH"
!Tim Rudy, lrtd Schultz. lltP!CIJ St1~
lit', Chrll lllnlltY).
Hl•h lum• -Newp0rl H1rtor (LH
HIVtn Ind John 1(11-r), I Loni lump -P'ount1ln v11i.r 1Rt¥
Htrrlt tnd Rick Merli!!).
Pol• WIUll -Foun11!n Vtllt¥ (T~rrr
1"1rtlnton).
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DllO.tt -l"ounttln Vt li.r (Ted Ll'd-
ifon 1nll Jim Hot11111r1.
Sea King
Spikers
Upended
• By CRAIG SHEFF
Of 1111 0.111' Plllt Sltfl
Bruce Chapman, the former
.. Costa M~ High and Orange
Coast College star, thinb he
can make it in the American
Basketball Auociation.
€hapman, who spent his
lliif tWOCOUegiate years-at
Nevada University in Las
Vegas, signed a contract with
tbe Loe Angeles Stars last
week.
He received a siteable
bonus, but will have to make
the team before signing a\con-
tract.
"I'm happy about It,'' said
Chapman when cont.a.cled in
Las Vegas by the DAILY
PILOT. ''I didn't want to pla y
in the east."
Also drafted by the Detroit
Pistons of the NBA, Chapman
commented that he visited the
Motor City to talk to t>elroit
officials, but "they didn't talk
that good money. The chances
are not good back there, but
they are real good in LA~
Physically I don't think I could
handle the NBA, but I coi.dd
handle the ABA."
The S.8, 21.0..pounder thinks
the ~A is "the up and com-
ing th ing. The ABA is a
shooters game, not a physical
game. It hall its place. I'm
pretty sure they will merge
(with the NBA). It will not
take it long to be right up
there."
This past sea&0n at Nevada
University, Chapman ave-
raged 14.8 points in helping
his club to a 17-9 record. As a
junior, he hit at a 19.8 clip as
the team posted a 21-7 mark.
Chapman had his choice
of Seattle of Nevada Univer-
'
sity after comp1eting a two-
year stint at OCC. He chose
Uie Las Vegas institution be-., cause "I waa more impressed
wJ .t h th_e coach (Rolland
Todd), it was only 300 miles
from home and the weather.
--Overall a was pretty impres-
sed with the whole program
here.··
Todd, signed a contract
Monday to coach the new ex-
pansion team in the NBA -
The Portland Trail Blazers.
Another member of last
season's Nevada University
team -Louie Small -has
also signed a contract with
the St.a.rs.
Chapman and his wife, the
former Nancy Stein of Costa
Mesa, plan to move back to
this aru at the end of the
present school term.
Patricia O'Hara of Newport
Beach will be competing for
UC Santa Barbara al the 1970
N a l I o n a I Intercollegiate v. o I) e yball championships
apolllOl'ed by the divisio~ for
girls' and women 's sports.
Miss O'Hara . a sophomore,
wi ll compete with lbe Santa
Barbara unit at Cal State
(Long Beach) beginning today
and running lhrough Saturday.
•
The state finals for the 1970
walkathon competition will be
held May 19 at Cal State
(Fullerton).
Five preliminary walkathons
for high school students are
being held-, in various parts
of the state in preparation
for the finalll at Fullerton.
The waJkalhons are a com-
munity s e r y I c e event
spansored by the California
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Wednesday's only Irv i n e
League dual track and field
meet and the visiting Falcons
overcame the Sea Kings, 75-52.
Sprinter John Miles was a
(tooble winner for the losers,
1aking the 100 in 10.1 and
'itie 220 In 2.1.3 .
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. TVINof 1 .... 2', 1970
Vo~eyb~ .
Finals Set . ' ..
For UCLA _ ,._ ____ _. __ _.iliiiiiiiliilli!iiim
; It seems thal the weathmnan ii ooly haadlnt aut bid Loo AnlO]a haeto another
;weather to the sportsmen of Southern California. , top 0 e&ioNI event t b I a •'• ,. ·-·-the lour top ~-For the second straight week, winds and cold weatlier volleyball team.I in the nation
llave hampered both fresh and salt water fiaberma. Even pair off In the NCAA's first
~It , this weekeJtd weather wanna up a UtUe, it's IOinc to IMUl1 D 1 l1f on a I collegiate
~e a few mo,. days ol IUDIU' skies ·to bring the fish volloyboll dWnplomhlp Fri-
back to life. day and Salurday In UCLA's
1bit writer spent the past· weekend at a ·11· Bear. Lake, Pauley PaviUon. Two compeUtive session1 • _ and even though there was soow on the ground and the are scheduled ucb dly at
: : wind wu blowln& white e&Jll on the water, a few hardy 11 a.~ ad 7 p.n\. l ; fishermen muaged to bag ,.... nice trout and ti few amall Ball State Univlftily, ol
"'·J>asr. · · . ' ~·; Ind.. already 'b.,
j "°'-:.-Acconliag .. Homer Moen, bner ol Hollowar1 I•ndtilr. qo•lffloil lw the -witb a 1(lctorJ over blOIY·rated '. the water temperatw;e 4 ii ltlll. too "cold for the flab to really Obi() State · last week and
: co~ to lite, and .the run-off of the snow will aot Im~ sport.a a 17.0 J'te91'd for the
: the coodiUons. . t:. · season.
A few sbore.'"'llen wre pickinc up._. small bua Tbt other three nuu11a·win be UCLA, UC SDa Blrbaca 'on ni&bt ,crawlers and ·M-'splJdiers, but the filb were andcal>state !Loac.Jlach).
'small ud not vtry _.,uve. ''I:be aonh o!iore •and lbe' Coach 'Al Scala' UCLA ~lanlleid cut-off .we,. \lie·.11eit apots for bus. ' '' 'team -. mari1 Ill the
• 1 'Shore anglers were doing fair on trout near the dam ~ indaYidu~l star&. in-. . ' eluding Dick Irvin, Ed Becker, bu •. the rainbows were runninl lea thain 10, inches. At the Kirk Kilgour and ,d}e recently
cut-off action was a little better witb some an,lers catching Injured Craig ThomptOn, all
I t ".near limit.I on sabhon ew and TNT. of :. whom repre9e111ed tJ:te
: Moat ol tbe bluer trout, to 211 ~ _. belng•couiht Unlled States last yur Ill
f ; by boats trolling blade and wonn cOmbinl~. in ·the deeper ~ :i~ee':=.· ·com-
' ; bays:--· petition, it is likely-that ! : 1 aeveraJ athletes w i I 1 be
• · • Mau Otitloek Ver" G80ff se1ec1..i by the intm>aliooal selection committee of the
U.,S. Volleyball Assn. ·W go
to Bulgaria in August to eo~
pete agalMt 40 natiOlll In the
World Games.
' -. ! : · The oullook for t• lint weekend ln May 11 very aood. ' Ah. tk opecles ol nu la Ille late will ... aetlve ... bani'}'
~1, 'Je bite afier a loD& c.ld willter. · • '' : . • :\ ne ~m&n•, cru of Blc Bear Valley, • ct1)acUoa
: ~Itb tlle-Calltornl• lleparlmeol al Flq ud Game; wlll make
... im. effort to aeiae carp and goldflU oat .t Cite lib MD
-"-
' • · : GOed Cate,,_, '•t Lclfce
: l ·i Bua, -~ crl!P ud -.iJ '!'" ,....-, Vall ~
W)en wllb (GOCI• caidlel of iilfiil nu. -aqlen tre
. _:.~I pod ba11 1ctloa earlY aad late Ill tbe evellill1, ~ t : bromeblcU averagln1 about Z~ poaadt, wllile cturin1 the ! · day filllermen .,. drifting for -~ enpple ud bhl•IJll clote
I , ~ shore. Tile crappie art llltlq pod 1111 ·yellow ud 'ftlte
( .JI&• fished wltll bobhers, ud Ille lnat . ..,i bblqil are foiling . . ' l 1 • for live worms and lieut. · .' .. ' . • · . Vall Lake ii open aevu. days a week ud Us a fleet :. :·or rental boltt and moton avallab• te u.e pablk. RffenaUoe1
:are a mast on weekends ud cu be made bf calllq ('714)
· : 6'1MUI.
l:r..lne Tops for Tro11t
Orangt "County's Irvine Lake is the best bet locally for
fishennen wtio wattt to get plenty of actlon. The trout have
been mating a strong showing and catfiab t.o lS poutds are
being weighed in da.ily.
Trout Island ill the hot spot for trout, but It's Sierra
Cove giving up the best catches of I.be wiskerflsh and a
few nice sized trout.
, . !fhe bass in Irvine have been up and down the past
coople of weeks, primarily due to the changes in temperature.
As soon as the w1ter warms up a few more degrees the
bass will get hot.
\
Colorado I\) f )lfite,r Fair
Jack Wilson, co-mana1er of Black \Meadow Landllr, on
Lake Havua, reports -tlaat tM ball Uve ltartld tt mon ·
.into the coves to spawn.
' Bat calcbes have betn taketl u mbmewa and waterdop.
. Crappie ud catfilla llave been prodactq f* action for aqten,
ftlle up at Ute top end of ~ IUe a kw lar&t 1b1pen
have beu taken.
• • The I.ewer Colerado River ls very muddy •e te the
• ~lftl being done, and ftahla( II very slow la tlte river
., ·~ the adjacent lakes. It wW be some tlme beftrt tbe
~dean ... flUillg tmpnftl, ..,.. ...... .,~ ,. /
• .f Ntw 11 t11e Mnnll ap1wdq: .._ '*' -··•~Ute mer, ;-:bcft .It 11 very difflcalt to tellMw mac~ ti II mffttt 1lte
• bnNldy water will Uve oa the movaeat of .....
Wind B ... per• Deep s-f'Uhl ... 1 • ' • '
I '. Davey's !Acker, Art's Londlnr ud San C-t• Spottllshing
, ; ,,. all finding fair fllhing ..., they .., Ill on the •Po!J.
~~.wind bu been hampering ~ ~ put couple of ~ few of the llndings alon& the south cout are runaing
~ tho! outer islands and party boots ale bl'ln&lnl back nice
:!!'DI catchea of ... rraco and bot-lilb. A few Jara< yellows
~ tplclng up lb• action 1t San Clemtllle. but as ol yet
~---bite bu oot •rri•ed. -i. Ruther down soulh. the Saa Dlqo boots a.. P.l'OYlnc
'I« alpa ol more yellowtail at Ille ~ Islands. ..
': It JooU IDr.e It ii BOlnl to.be -· week lo lo days • ore the yellon show. 1be .wiod ii pn>bably the one moat
.. portant.-now In keepl11J the flAh away.
· : Bay filhermtn ire having a field day In Newport. Harbor.
· en tbouP the larger booil are finding It rough on lbe
•Jljlt.aide, aklfts rented at the Pavilion or Art's Landing art
; fOldinc uu on b111as end he Ii but In the bay. -
• Tho bay filhln1 bu Improved for all species and the
llPOlfln crooker ,,. bltlnt rood In the bacl<bay "' clam1
.,. -ii. For · more up-to-dat• lnlormaUoo oo b1r llshlnl .,.wt,..; local batt shop er one ol Ille londlnp.
Tlcteta for the NCAA
Champlonablpa: are avallible
at the Bruin Aihlelic 'Tlcb\
Of£ice at $2 and Sl for daytime
sessions and 13, 11 and II
for evening Hllions.
Baseball
Standin~s
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This Week's
Trout· Plant
The following Southern
CaUfornli streams and Jakes,
lil(<jl by county, are ICbeduled
far stocking this week with
·catclii.,..ize rl,inbaW troul
from · lli!j>irtmenl' ol Fllb and
Game ha1cberiea : -
.'LOS ANGELES -Cry1tal
LUe, Blc Rock Creek,
Jackaon Lake, Lea Lakes
(Middle and South), · LltUe
Rock er.et, Little 'Rock
Reservoir , PuddlnptOoe -· ORANGE -Trabuco Creek.
SAN llERNARDINO -Bear
Creek iii Slide Lake trM, Big
Bear Lake, City Creek. Deep
Creek at Bowen'• Ranch,
G,..n V.U.y Lake, Grqory
Lake. ~
SAN DIEGO -Doane Late,
San"Lufs Rey River. :r
SANTA BARBARA -lloYey
Brown Creek. Me,..na er.Ok,
Santa Yne& River: from 1Loa
Prlet<>a Ranger Station Ill" I*
second crossing. . '
VENTURA -M1tlllj1
Creek, PIN Lake. Reyes
Creek, RoM Valley Lak•.
$onto Paula CZ.Ok, Stspe
et-eek upper Ind lower &ee-
Uons, Ventura River North
Fork.
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ly T-K. Ryan SALLY IANANAS ' ly Charles larwttf
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ly Frank latllllkl ANIMAL CRACKlllS
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By Men
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DENNIS THE MENACE
ly S.llllden and Overflll'CI
ly Charles M. Schall . -A~~~t. If Cl>J(T llE>ll 115 wt 5illlllWD!
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DAILY PILOT -s
rOrange Coast Sets
• 1.Insurance Conf ah
1"1bt acb annui.1 Orange
Cont Co 11 e g e "Insurance
l>ay" will be held in Anaheim
~prU ~ at Anaheim BowJ.
Im w. Lin<Oln.
Registralloo wlll be Mid at
:30 a.m .• with adjournment
M!l for 2:ts p.m.
The da)' Is sponsored each
WOULD YOU
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r:efled, Mr, .......... t'1JI 111.nJI, ... wrll• ••• M·lM Delly Piltl.
year by 00:. the Orange
County Fleldmens' Aaoocia-
tlon, Insurance Womeq of
Orange Co unty_and
Independent Insurance Agent.I
A!:sodaUon of Or1U1ge C9unty.
1be keynote address at 9:15
a.m. will , be by Richard
, Nelson of the Nelsoo Comp:.iny
of Los Angeles on "Wha t Are
YO!Jr Problems?"
Relervations for the day are
$$JO per pe-. Checks
lhould be made payable (?
UAA of Orange C.Ounty and
~t to Myra Williams, 15500
Tustin Village Way, No. 76,
Tustin, California 92680.
NltMt. Si.IMleyt • Holldoys c•
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935.7777
U.S. POSTAGE
ST AMP MACHINES
PISTRIBUTOR WANTED (M.le or
Female)
Rell•ble person will ·be selectitd In this area to
own & service United States Posta91 Stamp
M•chines & Color Picture Post Card Vendors.
This is a non-selling, service business & not a
''get rich quick scheme." All stores have al·
ready been selected & may be reviewed by you.
This bu5iness can be started part tim1 (1v1n-
ings or wffkends) & be develof*I into • big
profitable full time business with unlimited po-
tential.
To qu•lify you must have a car, •few spare
hours weekly, • good work record as company
is re1ponsible to the locations for service, &
make an immediate cash -investment of $1500.
For personal in terview, write giving us a lit-
tle lnform•tion, on yourself Including your
phone number. Distributor Division, P. 0. Box
2701, Seal Beach, California: A division of B.1.
Safeco
.,, Tlllf aRANT, LP'll
Experiments belong .. with
the researchers in the lab-
oratories. not in your
family. Never try to de·
cide for yo urself or with
the advice of a well mean·
ing friend, how to treat
an illness. Leave this to
the experts-your physi·
clan and his professional
aides. ,
We would never try to
create a new medicine in
our pharmacy. We rely
on the reliable drug firms
with their careful , exten·
sive research. Only when
a drug is IP.proved for
safe use wW at get on our
prescription sbe1ves.
YOU Ol YOUll DOCTOR
CAN PHONE US wlien ycu 111.d
• delivery, We will delivef
prclftptly williovt ealr• ch•r9e.
A ,, •• t l'ftlny people rely o" u1
for th.ir he•lth 11o•dt. We wel•
cof!l1 r1<11.11e1I• for deliv1f'f '''""
ice ind ch•"J• occo11"lt.
anno.unces
the appointment
of
WARMINGTON INSURANCE AGENCIES
3471 VIA LIDG-NEWPDRT BEACH-675-6313
as
General Agent
for
Safeco
Life Insurance
Company
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~Sii 1'011 SALi IHOUS l!S FOR SAL i HOUll!S l'Olt SALi l"OUSI S l'ORSALI HOUSISl'ORSALI l "~··•FORIALI . ~I Sl'OllSALI
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REA·D THIS
U you are In the market for a
NEW home. see these outstand·
Ing custombed homes, built by
Frank H. Ayra and Son, locat-
ed In a pt1lne area very close to
Hunlln;ion S t ate Beach. The
hom .. are priced from $30,290
to $!3,690 and vary In size from
3 to 4 bedroomtt, 2 to 3 car 1ar-
•C01and2to3-baths, with
shake or ll)lssion We roofs, fir ..
plat:'1s, undercrou.id utilities,
concrete driveways, built -Ins
and carpeting. There ls VA and FHA financing available. There
are 3 homes available because ot credit rejecUona. Occupancy
by lllay 1, 1970 In thls unit M
added featur08 these homes In·
elude such additional extras, as
shag carpell, front lawn land·
scaplng with sprinklers.
Our next unit ii now on sale for
·occupancy in May and June
1970 and introduces the new
A HACl ... DA WALL TO WALL .. O l'IN DAIL't w
sw.p. that is, 1IJaa mo ... "•'IL Dlt
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
LIDO WA TEIFRONT APARJMEHTS
320 UDO NORD
& Boauutul untll. 6 car 1~111 .i. utWty room, with • ft. frol!Unc on eiC.Uent awlm·
mini beach. Unlll are newly funtlallld. ·
with 1750 *'• ft, to to with
Yout Spa.nlah tumltuni. Hu
S~nbih flftplace arxl decor,
latp kitchen, ..... Uy roon),
3 bedroom. oo n.ne11o me
k>t. Stt It NowJ ADOtbtr
bu.Yer won't 11.Y "m&Mna"
• 131.sa>.
,.,.,.,., 3 BR. 3 bath, h ..... ,;:,~".'It.",..... ..... : ~ rumpu1 nn. w/trp;I. view ,;.•'l"T me ·aurt at ....,""' ...-.
Uvtna: rm. w/unualW wood ona tram tJ'lla .Cl\Llt. llullt
bllrnll'll' frpl. Best N'pt. h:lmf.
Habt.. !oc. "'""" DON V. l'RAl>IKLIN URlwnUy Re«lty' 6™1510 lllAL TOR CUSTOM • TO 7 BI DllOOM HOMIS
FROM '$135,000 TO $500.000
FURNISHID AND UNFURNllHID ltt4ucod to ,.,111111. l<lnt form• 546.231!
3001 E, Cout Hwy., CdM e '7S.ntt e
NEWPORT HE !GHTS BACHILOll PARTY!
rtmblin&: ranch style 3 s~ pad 1Dr tM ,..
8edtm. abake roof, frllJc. •t btut. J.St)'. Uv. 1'fft, A 2
$28.950. Ki n r a a rd, JLE. BR. 2 B&. Ltt laoOmt wdt
PRIMI BUILDING LOTS
FROM $3.1.000 TO $175.000
BILL GllUNDY, lllAL TOii ·
W Dovor Dr., Sulto t, -port lltocll 642.--I lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia;;;;ll Ml 2-2222. pay blllli $57,300 • 1111 1' Hol PlnCltln & At.c. · 9UAUTY IUILT a.rcrost 1u1 REALTCM
llLL GRUNDY, RIAL TOR .
US Dovor Dr. S.ltt 3, 'N.I. 642-4420 1111111 OWrol ._,.,
O.norol
Estate Sale
9 FOUR·PLO:ES
JCxcellent· l'ftldentlal araa.
&00d1-.Ptlcodfartm-
mediate .. at $47,5llO. nu
terma Cmutt be owner oc-
.c:upled). Ntw convtnUonal
lO&fll (Ont fOw'.plex per fn.
cHviduatl. Caah to mttnc
loana fmulti·bldr ~
available). AU oft9n: subject
to court approval. Ca 11
50-W<.
The Decorator
Just Left llDO
IY TH! SEA Afttr cempletlrW the catpttl,
cuatom 4.taPet and ahutteri •
In cool HunUngtOn &Adi 8'tl and now tM OWDel'I havt
W. 1prawlln1 be&ub' WU& been tranafemed Elul lt'1
almost 2,000 aq, ft., 3 aood JUlt UM "8W", ..Uy roomy
size bedrooms with 2 baths, and elepnt. 4 tarp bed·
Family room with wood roorn1, 3 baths. hup famllY
bumtna: fireplace adjacent tO room and aepuatt dlninl
modem push button kitchen, area and muter suite. New.
cuatmn dra~s with thick port Beach addtea and a
aha&" carpeting. Situated on• pool Size yard. Sprinile:n
tree studded lot ovetlooktnc front ancl niar, pn.p door
a tlah pond. About a 5 iron opener. By appoitltmenl
ahot from the 5th areen of $56,000.
au excluaJve country club .
fteduoed prict S:W,000 GI na
c.uh down or take Cl'\'t1" this
low lntttest lO«n ot '210 per
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CHOICI TRl·PLIX For ONLY $27,fOO BAYca&ST. Not hued 311(>) t . Cout Hv.y. m.n2
$39,SOo, 10% down, 2 Bedtml Quaint charm t'Ol'npUmenta land. 3 BR.. ~' Baths, LJt,
f&CQ. unit. Xlnt No. a.ta W. adult occupkd borne. 3 Xtra large family rm .. D'fl. Bellttl Penlnivla 1•
rdtst. loc. Gar'i,..crpts, drpa, Bedroom1, 2 bl.tbs, beauU. Breaklut. larp kitchen -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;.I fncd patios. ~mo. tncome. fUlly land.Scaped yard, brick 642-4589 • 6 UNITS E.SIDI !Jteplace, lul:• ICNened ,..l.F;.!N;;E;:::::,llaycre--,-,.,~Fo-ur~l!R= · WIST IAY AVI.
Sharp! With pool, on quiet tio & all bltln kitchen. Per-borne for Ille or trade. Osarmtnr MW s bdrm. 2 t..
11teludtd street, 2 Bedrm feet cu1-cle-aac location, With Seclud!d atri•t. larp yard. ~editernntan t~; Biotic
each W'• crpll drpa pa-,~ down VA or low down 5'8-0773 1 frtJm oc~ 1 bl.)'. Bulldlr'•
tk>I. 'f7S.oo0. Don:t wall! !!!_A1~~rmH•-~aU. Call all.an'y, 1.;;;;,;.;o;.,,.=~-=,.;. Mme, ~ quality.
3 BR·I ~ BA $23,f!O -~· ~.t ... ,.. E .. Dovor SltorH 1m 1111 Orun4y, Roo"9r
Nodowntovets,lDwdnntA, tale Copen eve•.> *BAY-MOUNTAINS* 833 Dover Dr., NB iO.a
dble pr, huge yard, fe~ced ""~Etv"'.r,;,,W,;~:N'G" Newport "'''"" s.:::c .. r..:· ~~? ... c!':::,>'. VACANT ,-Nr. TonltJJ .....
Ne1.r \VeatcllU, quality built l..arp family home w/~, pcnry apa.c:lous w/atrium boat ramp, n'lm'r beh. '
3 BR l WiillY rm on qu iet 4 BR, 2 BA. llv nn & .tam il court_ 5 Br's expandable llR. 3 BA. den, fl1!ilc,
tfte lined atnel Hua:c Jlv. rm, new crpts, painted m • ml tQ ft, 4li Ba, hl-cetlirwa: 40xlOO' tot. $M,OOO 1'ranll:
Ing nn, his muaive brick out, Owntt will carry ht 4 car gar., accommodates Marahall lttalty. ~
frplc. !iBQ in ·I.am nn. Xlnt TO. Low down: Vacant. Jp groupa. tum. opt Price 2'.l'x!IO' MOBILE HOME Oli
ahag crpfl on peaed han:J.. lowered 1D $169.000 Owner BAY. Adults only, DO ptta.
1-r----.-t,--11--~ •.oOO_sq.-fL~'El--Dorado" model priced from $34,490.
mo.
YOUNG FoLKS
UKE o:cmNG
.. ~ ... th'-·-' 518-7>49, • 118,0XI • .-. wuuu, . ~ today! $]9,;iuu, Lachenmyer BOii OLSON REAL TOR 546-ssto Rl' i ltur Unlvorolly Pork 1237 Lltlo lalo ,.
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Rancho La Cunta Homes
on Brookhur1t at Atl..,ta,
Huntington Beach
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1000 Oonorol 1111111
1 ' DOYER SHORES 3 ledroom 2 Bath ~ llAY~RONT . $117.00 p•r mo.
' Bankruptcy ""°'"" hu 1n-"""" all ltruc:k!d ua to &COl!pt otten r-J ... tor this wonderful Norman Thia home offers evel')'thl'll:
ij Grant built z,.iory home on Palos Verde stone fireplace,
1J ft. }ot with pier Ir Oott doubll! garage, Wed buUt.ln
t Btdnioma large formal kitchen, cornl!1' lot, Jafle
: llvlnc room & formal dinina: nar yard, clOH to ~ .:hool1 ! . church and ahoppui.r, hard-
1i:AcNAl-l RVINE WOOd noon, family room, a.'"ld may b! purcbued au!). Realty Company ject to existinc C'Ai% VA
(714) '42-1135 loan, Located in excellent
_ 901 ~ Drive, Suite m Caeta f.;1esa area. Owner &lk.
1 (71C ) '71-nlO 1ng 12'1.0XI . cau on tbb ono.
1090 BQ&lde Drive
'"; Newport Beach
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3 Bedroom 2 Bath
$21,950.$134.00
per month
Thia very popular f1oot plan
has family room and break.
Wt N.r, buy aubJect to 5~%
FHA loan. Total payment
will be $134.00 per month.
Niw paint, deluxe dNp pad
high pile """"""" through-out, You ml.lit 1ee It to be·
lleve lt. It's •harp -Open till
8:30.
HOMES
Thia Cal.l.fomla contemponry
la the ultimate: in modern
Colesworthy
" co. Jlvtni. Wall to wall carpefutt REAL TOR
throughout 4 nice •lie bed· Newport Seacb Ofllce
rooms And 2 baths, modern 1028 Bayak!!e Drive
kitcbe:n with separate family 575-f930
room leadlna lo a covm!d
patio, AND GUESS WHAT! * TAYLOR U'x36' heated and filtered
pool and aeJ.l.ing f o r the
.,...mg prl" of 121•950 GI LINDA ISLli
1860 Newport Blvd., CM 1---------
, CALL -Ev<t. tl4t>l20J YOU OWN THE· LAND DICOllATOR'S
Pl111 this almoat new 3 HOMI
a BY OWNER ::::'.;; ~!Ilk':,.~'."'; Boauttbllly dono. • -.
Take your cbcdce. (3) 2 Bed· ,Open House, ~97 Abbie Way. Frpl.cs. {one In mitt. Br.). Famlly rm. Xlnt l1fttt to ~·~ 1 3 at Irvine. Fri., Sat, &: Sun. A'·-'u'"'" un' ,.., ~ .. 1trfft '5 tt. Jo:t. rooi:n co • .....,. ...... umt n (l.S) $32.500. S6000 down re. ......... ""'"'" . .,.. .... • $98 500
choice IocaUona. All in near. quired. FHA 6% loan avail. priced at just $42,980 with LIDO REAL TY INC per1ect oonditton. 6% Loan 6'f3.-0218 u low u ,_ $5,000 down, In-•
available. All bltms -IOZ'P· . cludlnc TIIE LANDI 3337 Vii. Lido ft1.'1IXI
oua: crptt &: drpl. Pool A e 3 BR, 2 BA. CUJ...de-aac. lob P•ttlt, Realtor LOTS OF LIGHT
clubho1111e privileges. Call mm., crptJ, dtp1, trplc, ISJ..0101 In tbla contemp. 3 Br. & 54S-M24. lndaca.ped. Auume 5% % ~-.. _,. ..,t. •· <1nV, U<1Jft ,...,,,.., 4 \'11 &Jtl,
FHA or ttfinanet. $26,150. TAKI! OVER New bUin1 tn ldtchln,, All
Owner. 54G-949S. &"°% LOAN! on tMa l.mmac. UiU tor •soo1 .
M""'1fkently do1lptd homt 12<,:!00-I BR • BR. ho-AU e!oo. kitch. Wolkor ltlty. '7W19t
with 5 bdrma, maid'• nn Be:aul trees, bit.in kitchen Nr. perk, pools, school A 33llS Via Lido, NB Open Sun.
$100 down. Move right In. ·
. . --a: 5 bi.tha. Spaclooa llvtng GI or FHA terms. Drive ho ,,..,. ...,.: """ • pp ..... ....,............ ...., ·•YFllONT a dlnlnl: rm1 open to c1.n-by 1386 w at a on. Call e Red Hiii R 1tv "' DA
REALTY tit...,.., patio deok faotn1 Costa MeH a.,..,,....Rttr (213) ~-oo .. r Via Lk!o Noni. 3 • A malda,
I toon. Ru rm + fam Cha $ Univ. Park CerlfB, Irvine 4 new bath.I, dbl pier, New
:rarr,.;; .;.-
153" GOLDl!N WEST .,:.,.....~r.'~pon•tosar: • rmer0 21,100 , $13,960 Call Anytime 833-0820 deoktnr. flOQ,;m, <213)
262t HARBOR ILVD. IM-5313 den patio. \Vet bar. Ufil,300. On a trtt lli»d 1treet in Costa CUTE EASTSlDE 4 ROOM 8213-4511, (n4) MM251. (213~
546 1640 OPIN EVES TILL 1 :30 #Ill IJnda Isle Open dally l-5 hteaa, you'll find this 3 bed· HOME. &% LOAN. BY OWNER-3 Br. 2 BA. 472·2-413 _Broker.
OPEN EVES Tl LL 1:30 ,i;i;ii;;;i;;;i;;;;;;i;;;i;;iii,;;;;;;i;I room doll ...... For a total 548-e6SO, MU3l5 ~"!~::; :°:;M°7,~~i EXTRA CHAitMINO
BEST EVER THE ILUPl'S of SSOO, It can be youn, It'• • BY OWNER* ottu 833--01 J BR, 3 84 home on 35' JDt.
Ezcelltnt Income Nice I bdrm• I elec built· bn.uUtuDy landscaped with 3 BR., 2 BA., fant. rm., l-=-~matco=:=;;;;·,;;;:;;;91;;·==-Best btiy' on LldO, Sli.!h.
4 UNITS 16 UNITS In _. & onn. Prtvato ,_ pnvat. pattOI and lot. Swim. pool. l2iOO down-EHlillulf 1242 Ken Brtttlll&lwn, Peta -
..Uo • .Pwmct tor a c--i.... of trfft. can tonite, Open $26,800 total. 5tl)...23M tt Raltu 8C-MOO
In Balboa'• belt rental ·-"'"I""' till !·"" " v. · ...... .., Coat& Me:a'1 flnelt lncomt In ucIUlive Newport e.rea. · 'N. BY Owner: 4 Br, bugh tam. ·= ~t Ni!!~~b a: pn)pl'fty -ahow9 ex!!'dlenl $26~. rm. Xln't C.M. area. A.. A Ntw Way Of Life Hvntlntton Beach 1411
"! ., Netcl• Work?
Here'1 a "fbceMpper" ol. the
lit mainltude -you must
; ; 1ee it! A sood flOCll' plan In
, 'f Mela Verde C.mbrldp Ser.
le1 with additional, attrac·
ocean. All a"'•. In top cond.J.. tax relief -with $SO,«XXI ''Our 25th Yet.,.' 21ume nti~ loan. Ml-3283 Relax in thla: popular 3 BR ---------! ~.,._ r... down )'OU can usume ufit. WEILIY N. Eutblutf Col'ldo. ~de•
262' HARBOR BL VD. tloa 6 """"· 182,500. Ing 6.6 ftnanolng" 1225,;m, TAYLOR CO Mo D I M 1105 . ..,..,,, bu -"' ""'""' 61/t% LOAN
ttw, panelled room tn de:-
tached pn.ae. $32,900 (II' ----&5'1·5110
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Mlm911MllW,Cll
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' 1'31 W. BAY AVE.
,, (Opon Frldoy 1·51
Idea.I boma for bl!1.ch mlnMd
family. vn ot s.y. Acrol•
' from I.up he:ach. 3 Bed-
room exPaJ'ldable home with
sunny private paHo.
' Pn larrett \ ! REALTY • tem WHtcllff Dr., NB
642-5200 ~
S4'H40 Wallor Haw Call far dotalli and """"'I· , 262' HARIOll BLVD. " 0 ., toom•. Sec. to •J>Pl'O'talO .ANYONE OUAL"lll
Opl!N .vis. TILL l •,Y -Ing, Full prke 1215.IOO. lloolton 146 1640 !MMAC , B ,__ Vtow. IJ0,950, w Buacada To buy t11ta bMrht 3-" -~ ~ N!:WPORT CENTER OPEN l!Vll Tl ~L 1:30 · • r, """· ~..-. ..alty, 138-1234, 21 hr ..,. 2 bath beauty and t.r.o ""'' ,. ...... ~.,_.._ N--rt •·-_,, llJll lid ideal land1capl n a: & I --o! t -•-_,,_-.. .!!"__.. ...... ,..... 2111 .,.., Joa,. ... n 1 ' EAS:l'SIDE decoratln•. 843 Sooora, C.M. v ce. payme .. .,. on Y _,., Ill• THE LAST WORD -· •I -·~ --= · Joc:ttothi•tow&\01\.....,,. EllloY •ffortloN living In this FIXIRoUPP!R lrvloo Torrico 1241 m"'t loan. Mod'"' awcado
absolutely apotleu 4 Bedrm UMJOO "'°2QI Filrview Excellent potentlal in thl• 3 M111 Verde 11 10 built·ln• with lue'h lhq ..,_ :~in ~1~~ j:;:;:::=;:::::;: 646-111 I TOTAL RlllEf 86droom on LARGE R-2 lot. MtH Verde Condo LTVE in beautiful Irvine Ttr-~ to match. Cfil.Y $t.5Clt
.,..., .. , Bl& double detached garage. Coun-· Club Villa a••-, to race. See this 4 8edl'm ..,.,,..,.,
Matty custom featutta: toe (•nytl-J What · -"~ t ·~ ::rJ "' · ~ WE SILL A HOMI numerooa: to mention. ,.,.. 1,1, Money u....i.lne 1,1, ~~~~~~~~"~~ t•-"~-~~-·0 .·~., •• uJ -Aakil'lg $21,500. to1f courze :or sat• by own. home w/1ittlna: rm oft !Mlill -·~ 646-7171 or. 3 BR, 21> BA, •-. llv. Muttr Bednn. • BA. 1i I VERY JI MINUTll aurne $25,000, 5"% loan, 4•....,-bomeandtoHnd II "" r f al din w lk & L
payable: $188.15 per mo., 6 BeauWul llnltl produ~ $16,500 in C:ll:,e Park. An euy !;';i·i~~:1:.;rr~~"! i:.elynn~l~&ny. ~ a er ee
principal I lntemit Oflly, 138)/mo ll'OU income, Top nn...t a cu•· doll ~ ... thli walk to all IChOob, ktndtt· ., •-tn La B"·-•· n-"~ ...i..i... ... PA o.c '""' w/elec dr A bit.Jn 1torqe tt s. .....,...... ..-..,,, ft&_,_ ihape -.,......., of ownenhip ta tor newly weds, featurlnc prtai Ulnl Jr. c.ouese. A re. bl 11 ,. . .,,,,,..,. ....... .,.,. 8Jl-123C 24 hr aerv """'" ... ..,..
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1093 Baker, C.M.
property • na junk, Room to 3 big bedroon4 altuated on lltf 1rotn bqb lntereat n.tea ca ne · ...,,,, .......... """""'"9· ' ' 'lfilZ Edirwtr
build 2 mon! units. Pr1ce almost V3 acre lot It il the tor you can P'lf't:hase aubjttt N B h I Corona Al Mar 1250 W-4-135 5e&40
and tenn1 for taet sale. Call groom ia a Vet, m cuti to 5"-% FHA loan and the Ea1t1ide Special •wport •ac 200 PIJ:;ifMFlln,..,, ~1151 tor all d,elalll. down. Total payments of ownftl w1ll. cany a Neabl• Unusual, d.l.!1tttnt., adaptable. DUPL Ex • VI 1W-1----TIR--l!-D___ BEAOiBOYs SPiCAi:!
I I $148 per month. Nicely CU'· 2nd at a ~uonabl.e lntettst 2 Bedroom + 11x19 detuh-One iot from ocean • with Priced from $17,500, 1 U 6 ~All pet@d. Won't Wt Ulil week. rate. A rtlief to find all the11 ed sleeplne ~ + IS x 32 ocean vitw. 2 BR. 1: 3 BR. OF THE 3 BR, &lrfllde with lllakt
4 UNITS ~ M Sd e:nd. Hl.ln"'Y! advlntaae1 available to wctklhop, Big R.2 lot. Hur-with tam rm PLUS 1-BR. roof, frplc, eltc bJtinl~
1 Bdrm )'tlllrll!lt and your happy ry -only $l&i500. a: bath eu'eM rfn. Lookl new. ILAHS? dble 1araae1 &: clu
;!ntal ~· •. ~2t=·~;;,n~ ""'L"'u"s'"K'""E'"A'"s'"T"a'"L"'u"F"F""" family at ttie end or thl• &5"·5llO Good rental area. $51,500. If )'Ou·ve seen a whole tmt priv. Cheek on attractive Acl'IOol tenn. Priced at ----of D .... ARY'S ....... ll ........... •Arm•. yean. Ideal property for REDUCED $1500 $2' 950 ~ ,._ ~r · ~ owner to uw in A: rent 3. Lge. 4 Br. 2~ ba. Owner REALTY ' · ~ R~ elate our b r I I h t and Pac ific Sher1a RHlty
C~rtyard Pool $53.000. For addlttonal Into. -&. \lt•alk to the beach, 0 n I 'j Gl'OS!ling SG.480. A a k Ing leavini" city. To view call. IS'" GOLDEN WIST • COATS • CHEEltY 3 Bedrooms -536-8894 or MT8
''P'orewr View." new Wellt. "KAL'ToN 894-53lJ $31950
i .......... ,,.. ,.,media.. .,.~H71'.T':o~i'HETT Coot••N·MA""ND 01'1N 1vEs TILL 1:30 R~~t~i~ ~ i::m" .. ~":.!".= ~~~~~·BA'. • · •1J.Wo lst HOME? =.'77~ .:.":• -: REALTOR -===~"!:'-~"·~·=~ FIVE •EDRooMs --s11111'411•1-& ....... yudt.15!."" ... th .,..h d .. -. """'.1 .. '°" . lllr.tll tb32 p)Ol. Roy J. Wud FOR Leue,·atott 20x9J, xlnt $28,000 DINING ROOM. Family (Optn lvenfne1> $15.00J down, b&lanoe at e:nd of cul..<fM&c. l Blk :tfC N•• a: ready tor lmmtd ec.
; ~ Realtor, 14:11 Galuy ~. ahoPPI cntr. 536 W. 19th, 4 Id + F •t room borne:. Bullt·ln kitchen $350 mo. incl. 'N~ intttHt Back Bay, 2100 Sq rt. din cupancy. 4 Br, 2 i., bJt.in
: • 5f&.15M. Open Daily, CM. Kmnitt Rlap A.gt. "Mov!'!';ht In .. \~Ytu~r!f lncludinC Nutone Blender Well ... McCard&t, R ltrs. rm, am Ae\\ing nn. o..· off.Ice, n.nge • ovtn., dilhwalMr, HORSES O.K. ~zr.,g ·~ and bnaldu:t bar, All on 1810 Nrwport Blvd .. C.M, tam/kit 30 x 14, !iv rm IGHT SIDI w/wcrpt,drpe,l'Hl')'dleno.
fruit l Iha.de treea. Entry choice hardw'OCld floors, In. REDUCED! 541-7729 64f.0684 Eves, w/beamed ceiling1 I trplc. ?itay we show you thil O• ing, front yd landscaolnt. ~ ..::~ 36:~ 2 .!;· s00.A. t~:IG3HT!.,.~ ~el· ~ll,t~m=e fu!ma.!u~:: cludlnt' carpets and drapes, Spacious condomlntum Mother-in· law au lie w/Mp cep~'~ 2 B1R. homoOn So+ $1l,5XI f11A • Min. "°"'"·
.......... · .....,, _._... .. ,, .-.......... • Well built, aJmb root bOme. on airy comer Jot eOverfooking Canale entrance. ~.ooo. 548-7544 com-o.c aue• qtn, · VA $400 total dofJn. Call
• ~trade. 1'ol1in Co. ~!-!~R E2 Ml~ ....er· T,.A .. Rl'llBOELL -ss Hor•-, o.:ner wU1 sell undrr ntA· In Unlvenll;y Park 3 BR. batnt. Priwte beach New Duplexes •.,.i~ ,ofSo~~ ~peu:a ... blto• 912-1353. I:·'"-==' ====="""'='-~"=--··=·-·==---==.:..=o==="===-= VA TERMS. A"'""' item . '""""'"''· 21> bat"' ...... NI'. poob, i.Mt.. ""· ·~.. ..~ .. ~ .. '•-P.!P!"!!!'!llJl-1 r ~-rel 1000 ft--orol Full price only $32,950. F1mlly room OJMlha ateL Walk t:o the ocean. get a terrific buy on this I' SELLI NI • -vwn 1000 Generel 1000 onto e:ncloaed yard Oftb' 12'.IOO! Near beach. Open SAT I property • why not ycu'!'
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Owner ln.vln& slate &Jl3 w. eout Hwy., NB Bulkier, "2-20:20. !20C i. a 6'7U642 6f5.6et YOUR HCMI
Reduced to $29,900, • J41.ltf0 • 33nl Sl It Balboa. Blvd., Sill E, Coast Hwy., OlM ?
$25, 910 ;;;·)BLUFFS l Bdrm, 3 i:S~W~~1 : 2S Yean El<Jer-
SV4% Lean ,or Youl bath, spilt level, on 219 Poppy Aw, C.dM. °'*n nu:E APPR.AfSJ.UI or:ro.cn:tnbtr ~ :: ~-, -----~.-...... Hup family room, tntry rreenbe It, Cu1tom Yltw 3 hr, Orlv. patio. Just e NO OBWGATION ,
hllll, 3 bdrm., extra bath•. deconted & lmn\acul1te. 1~ Jlttle Corona 8c.h. e WE BUY l!lQUTTt!S
10¥' to fC>ml f«H lf"'Pi. wordL Leete/Option dinlng rm .. tiuUt-in8, yard Larae kitchen. SS 7, 900 . Moving to JtawaJl. IRAIHliAR RIAL TY
I HIFS llN I a .. 1t48tdrm "-rator'1" 673-4400 with •prinklm, IUbj<c:t to 6«-451Salt6pm ... la!.,.. MUST SELL Ml-8507 E ...... Mn! · • · ,le!!!!!-..,.!1!11!11-IP >14\0 loon. 540-1!20. DON'T MllS ILUl'FS $52,400 I I I' I I ~~~~.!'~':'thv:~ TAlt81LL 2'H Ho rbor Exqutati. 3 Br, 219 ba. ""' Phone 01;.1111 a/lsr I. $21,950
dtntngAflmllyroom..o..n. EASJBLUFF LIDO SANDS ..,, dbl ovene, oui.matte iilNTilu 11lul!FI •~LOSITO llACH•
I HOC PE 1 er movtrw north. $JOO. mo. J 1ec1,...,,. wattr IOftentr. 11)1" Owmlr -J'llUh up equity cred.ita: In. ) s..drm, tamlb' nn. l \ ~-....,-""".,......,...-1 !J 0 I N DAI LY I S 2 BaU.. l!ull>lm $45.lllO. Ph. -· ., ... ol r<nt NOl!pte! HeN'I bathl, -· N--I r· I p • $26+500 BA YP'RONT: a 11.~oo a wttl:'bll So. Of Hwy. 4\J. Inside' OUl 8olit dw, '**
. . . ftl CAMPHOll °"""° WHiiom-MOBILE HOME. New""'· pl": 3 BR. t ba. !Or owner, l"'''°· ""'1me low t-Prictd bekl'N martt.t at llEALTOA. drpg, pr!v. Wach, clbhse. In front + 2 BR. turn. rent. V•ant.
I TOBAL I J 145.lllO. 'BR. + ""'"" ""· 67s.4UO 64$.1114 l!YOI •dUlll. A.J Anc:bon.p w.,., al In ....... Ali ...... 7!0. IRAI HI All lllAL TY
1-:· ,....,......,.-,.--,.....[ ) I •ll!!'l'!"!"!!!!l!!!!!!!''!!!l!!l'l•r 1.o,.. ,..,. • ""· far pool, ===-=====· Lido Park. can .,,_,.,. mJOOO Ill..,., >!vet: -• I I I I A toltront <1>W: "To .,, ii LIAS! oill11oN ~:·.:'.";_.~-~ A CHI• Mtao 1100 •BUJFTS -Cholco """'· Bo y " IHch lllty, Inc. SPA'CIOUS ' -· human, to f.v..rve 1--.• ·~ .-;;;.===---= •· toL a Br 2 Ba. I '··-• -------~ .. , A OR S &LE So<ntc ~-nte• 115-ms -•~• · -~ -1 1 hom t h 4 -
r I "' n..,. IY OWNER walled po tlo, CU" ....... UNEXC liL LED VllW "".,. ' Wt YI NCOE ~·H Sb 1y -•·et! 3 bod s. II l!ll llO 644-08!< ot -• ooean. Attr. ""ma, 2 bathl + famli1 rm
I 11 I I r ... C...pi.t. ... <!Wit ....... up, -2 bath~' , ... _; $22 500 Lowly decorated 3 BR.. 2 .. • • . ··"t -homo .. • • atOO ...... I dtnlrc .... Talll W' try fllllillf 1rt the l'llilllflo '""' room, ............. atam • BA .. ttl-.! locaUon. ntA ·~ LEASE/option '75.000 ...,... .-. owr W nu Joa 01rMf ,__,__._._ ............. _.. you devtlop ftOfl'I .,., No. 3 below. kltc:Mn, laf1t f&mUy room, Buys tN• betatifUI 2 Bedrm "91M!d sa,900, W111 Mb l$1.)'ert•t ex.. homf, Full lq. tt. )Ot. fCleal for ' Apt. will http finance. n.
5r5' co.trtd patio v.1th bc1ck Ii: den, l'rtndt. Qtr. ~. FHA-VA '1r trlde 545-2531 Vin Back Sq $1SO!mo. units. im.~. 2501 Oc.wn The R
• PlllNHl!IN\JM&I v!,~f.Dlll(lJllS IN I' I' Ii I' I' r J BBQ for outdoor pleasurt. A•Mlmt 5\4" "'~loan. Of !!17·9''"'. • • Owner -MJ..4nJ B!Yd., Wt 8)' IPPl. •nlY· ••I •• , ... """ . =.• . . . . . . _ . i:a.. can Yud. 129.100. ,lllllON 641·1771 -1111 Grvndy, ltt•ltor 147-1511 ,
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NEW 'J Br, 1 blk bCh f130, WANTED: DoubJe ea r
l:· .._ ... VaRoy 1411 1~ .... ~-~"""'~!!!""!!!.!!""~'""~I_; ..... ~~-.!~....,_~~!.._-....... , ...........
j '-. comtr k>C. Court. LDVELYc> "" blu>it. 2 Ba, (ti
• .... ...... -Jtvtnc din .......... 11o oil mute' ~~I'll A ~~~r/E f ft''. .,,.., '"""'1 -bdrm, hmll1 ,.110,
• ~ area. Modem Pttk> k1tcbeo Hawall&n tea boule, ~.
, ~ wllll W.. oottrc -'ifw "'1'111!1· flrvo. blMM,
r It. ante Wnll,y nn. ... -~ daJ ID ,_..... .. mo. t ti •
.DLX S a·ft. c/d, bltnl, 2 tlr1 c/d, bltni, ... •hldm. 991 E.
Camino Dr, CM. """451
2 Bl'. Houle. Large. Needs
.ome work. SU9.50.
$14,; tum. QIJlET A PJU· prqe tor storaae Ctnck»o1 VATE. Pa.tio, p.r. Adll ed) Nll area. 646-WT J
orelH • cp~. No clltdm or e LANDLORDS e
peta, 202.A 14th. 536-1319, "FREE RENTAL SERVIC!!
67S-17&1. Broker SM.6912
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Rooms for Rent s"9 -----------· l:t ...... .Ro""" N\ ....... l'N"'R,.......,.-,.-.... ,_l,...,Liiunr.--.-:.2
• JI> private 1arden. ~· Br. ' Bl. en. .. view home. ~l/.A PiO*O'M~ · ! .... !30,'l()I) VA lean, 1235 l2!S MO. AdUlll ~· Act· ' . : r MO incl..U.., ""''· -; 81W80i" ,
LRG-SiiARPt 2 BR. l'rpe,
upta, bltna: qulet blda:. In-
fant (lk, $l!i0. ~
I 2 Br, pvts,1 drps,
wah/dryr, ref! req'd. 169
Meea Dr. Sl3S. MS.-~
NEAR Huntin&ton Harbor.
Tl'lplexee. Quiet area. Lrr
1 It 3 BR. $140 le up. Pets,
Children ok. (213) 592-2623. Cl-lEEJtFUL Room A bldl
(714) 846-3559 OVl'rlookln& ocean $20/W~
Nlctly decorated tulel b\dJ:
· 1!11 ••1 <Evot. -•>. COST"" MIS"'S ,....,..., , , _,.. -1100-Dandy I U. iJa. .. ,. ~·
• I iJiT::::J MMI Refrl&. re~. G•t•••. "li!IAR THE IEACH" woods • • -merrrmac
Lush l1nd1c-tpln9 w/ 35' Pine tr•••• sparkling
waterfalls, bubbling streams I: serene ponds
make M•rrim t c Woods the plt ct to live. Th tst
I I 2 BR, 2 BA, furn, or unfurn. apt• fttfurt
air0 co11d. 1•lf.clttnlni ov•n•, b•tm c•ilin91,
di1hw11h•& priv. g•r•i• w/1tor•g•, •l•v•tors,
'101" th•r'lp•utic pool, swim p ool, BBQ 's,
1o1t.1nt s & t lov•ly clu,hhou1• w/social o1ctivitl•s.
Adutts pJ••••· From 1 140-'1I0.
1 BR. Frplc., qptl, priv
patio. $149 ulil pd. 1 adult.
187 E. llat. 6f2..8S2IJ
Qf£Z ORQ~pta~ 8234 Atl&n-aundeck & kitchen prlv.
ta New 1.J.3. BR. priv. s. Coast Hwy, Lasun•
1anra-hol. U t 111 t y Btacb. 494-00l7 ""'lllL
' ' SPANISH Towuhou•, 1500 ~ pets ok. Bkr · ~SS or ~2727 PRIV room wlbath, prlv en.
~ ft, ol Br, 2'4 Ba, 2 1tory, $16.>Coey 2 BR. Fncd yard N1_wport ____ c_h __ 5_21111_ A'M'RA9. ~BR. IUO. 3 BR. """""· ::...,,..
. ·-J11'. Now Avail. Pool. Klas --------,prden paUo, crpll. dtps, ..._ .._,l. pool A: club h 1 e . 1ur kids A: pet Nice area.
48ume "m% FHA $21,950. Broker. 66-0W
Bachelor, 1 & 2 ltcl""1111
Completely Furnished froftl $140
(also unfurnished nallable I BA YFRONT OK. mot.A Keetaon Ln, 115 PER wk up w/ldtehen H.B. 968-T5}0;14T-D325 $30 wk up aptJ. S6
-U IUS-2 BR. Dui>lex. RJQ. 2 BR, 2 BA LuxUI')' Apt!. , ni1bt I: up. Motel. 548-915&
Avall . now. , tOfl!"• lleoch 1705 _ Bkr. Active. 5M-6ilJO
Prlv. terrace, etev.ton, tub. LRG. 2 Br Apt. Adultt. CSm-
terranean "''"'I· All elec. ed. Praies. m i:,.11rwt LOVELT Room, prlv. home~ ~· -• ..... -St. eaD 5.16-llll. ?qr. f!mpl gentkman. Phone • Adults only, no pets
; TOP of the World, unucelled $145-Lrg 2 BR. Dup~x. e Luxurlously Fum lshM
• • hill . 3 BR crpta, stove, conv. location. e Alf Eltctrlc .a. ... •rfmtnh
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W. Chut HW)', Newport. 2 BR! Apt. Crpts, bltna; 1ar, ====----' &q--2202 DO pell. IVljNI3HED, UW. paid• , ocean view, Brok "~" ..... "t-+ extra lge muter BR. er . .,........,........ • Prlv1te Gir...-•-.,_., •75 mo. Glrla only. 3111 • 2 BR. New paint, crpta, ............, ... fltm rm w/trpl I: ~-et bar, • 2 ·Swlmmlnt Pools (hNted)
llv nn w/mirrttted wall Cost• Mesa 3100 e lndlvldual PatlM I •~-2 ~. .._ W. Ba)i, C.M. 642-8520 drpe, reJ'.rjg aVIJI. N~. beach. DW"l•wo, bath. rrw p&uu, ==Oi;""=-='==:;:J
yr m1. =· ;:m.-~~:,OO~her·• dl)W ;;t;i,~'Traller Newport Be1dl 5211 1 Ntwport Beoch 5200 2 BA/ Purchase opUo~ 2 Story • 2i:OJ sq ft of living ,.
l;mo. ,.,ta! $40,000. .&low area in """"ute .. ,.._. • . • . • . • • PLUS ..... ; .. I 1-:'"i-'i;;.:;~;':'::---;;:=-::: Gourt1 E11t Bluff. 5242 * * NEW 1 Bdrm. cacpet" 5"7
market. Ttrrltlc. Must see condition. Quiet street. CI09f ' • _,appreciate. 494-5012 to scbools. 3 Bedtoo~ * NO RATI INCRIAIE for Summer
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5.t!n Clomlflto 1711 roOin. Leue llOO, >no. Call * Spoclol -I Month'• FRll RENT Beautiful new 2 BR. 2 bath units with quality 1""'----------5'.1--8424 South ())ut Mal • carpets and drapes. Planned for privacy +
Trlptexca -lrom 139,9!15 Eotite. • ••••• COME SD .... · · frplc., outside living areas, pool & recrea· v1!wu~:m~~xi:t:n. 3 BR. ~. 2 bath tional facilities. In· lhe ,h e a r t of Newport
• : Lot. Fn>m 1'1 000 c:rp11, dflli, bltN:, 1215 mo. 1760 Pomona, Cost" Me· ... -Beach. Easy ae<ess to shopping -beach -
• 1 ~Apt, ren.tals. ~ sus Adultl, a1dtr chlidT••· '!": .-lreewl.)'8. •275 to $300.
, G~~~~: i~~-=· =~wM--. 3 IW.., of;;;"· betwolli' ITth a llth St.I .1 AMl&OS WAY OPEN DAILY 1·5
432 N. El Camino ftuJ lr,'2\1 lla, prlv. Jd, dbl •ncl 0-rol -OL!!-rf Beocfl 4200 (Ofl Jamboree & Eastbluff ·Road)
. LOVELY Re•lde""' 2 ,,..,,, pr, mm poQI, e«:. l2!iO a • ~--""'--• IOYD RI.ALTY 644-1617 675-59311
4 BR, 2 full 2 half baths, mo. ~ MMARK;\BLY.
NOW RENTING
, Pvt. access bee.ch. Mq. UNBELIEVABLY
PRESTtOi!~LOC_A_T_ION dra ..... THE LINDOORG co. 536-2579 • Por lease, delµxe 1888 sq. n.
4 BR, 2',i BA apt. Ftp.le, 3 BR. 2 BA. n10. Also 2
drapes, crpta, wet bnr, prl BR. 1 BA. $140. Crpts, dqic.
be.loonles,dblproUkttchen Nr. Bcb. 842-4085 \
dshwhr, dbl oven. Pool Conv 2 BR. cptt, drps~ .gar. ~
to sbop'g schls & recreallon, children OK A muul pets.
Only $350 mo. 8424365
835 AmJgoa: Wa)', NB
Mgr. next door 8651AnU£Ols. Santa Ana 5620
2 BR. frplc. Access to pool. I ~;;;;~;;;~~;;;;~ =·6$200 mo.~ or VILLA MARSEILLES
Corona del M.lr 5250
BRAND NEW
SPACIOUS
• view 169.500. aw.., Nt!ert Beoeh 3200 EXT~ORDINARILY
nf-811-9300 by,11pp'I. , . _aptrnnn.
:100 sq. ft 2 story 4 br ' .quJts OnlY. Y•l D'IH.r•O.rden ~·
Single
Adults, 5100 I•----• I I & 2 Bdrm. Aph.
Adult Llvl119
2'11 ba vie.;,, GI 6~ Trani 2 BR: 2'batlC lpllt leYeJ $225 Putttri mn. ;.waterfall A:
Boat ~r trailer• $45 000: AVAILABLE' NOW .streaJn. 1fto~ everywheft,
"'" -Fum. & Unfum. Q. ~ Y.: Dllhwasher • color cootdlnat-•rt• ed appliances • pluab shag
~·------CUI FAIRWAY •
Owner 492-2311 ' Bay·& Beacli RaM;v. Inc. 43' pool, rec. room, bllliarda. SUMMER •-•-• Bay carpet • cl!olce of, 2 color
5 LARGE spaces left! ~
mo. No hidden C91t. Yr
round flihlng, cowHry Uv.
ing, Hlih &: dry Ofti
Sacnunento River. Sujl.
rounded by orchard.11, quiet,
clean air. Rec .. hall, laun-
dry, marina. Nr. shopping,
Write for ~er details,
Pollard'• MJf. Park, Priv
owner. Rt. 1j Box ntE, ~
Bluff, Ca 96080
HOLIDAY ... BEACH MOTEL
Roon-ii • kltchenettet, 100' to
Beach. Free ConUnental
brealdut. 1832 N. El
Camino Real SC. 49:W582
I WEEKI. Y rates. S E A
LARK MOTEL, 2301
Ne!"J>Orl Blvd, Costa Mesa.
Misc. Rent.111 59" Jz:=======::.1901 Dover Or., S\dte 128 NB llBQ'•, Sauna, fum .• unfurn,
Capistrano Beach 1730 ~ ~. 5ll-8illi t • 2 Br. aw Sinlltt t?om IAlxury -· 1 • 2 -..... apoilmeni., tumbh-
n.ooniAi on . VILLA APTS ON -AOU:S "· t •·-2 B I Ba ·-~ .::~mes • 2 batha • stall ~mp . ·~... r. ' • l • 2 -· ~--•. u-·~ -------
'
. t t ~2328 knda ~ • ...... • 91w11 showers • mlrro~ ward· pa to, rp, ,,.... w ' Fire~ I prlv. patlos I FULLY Enclosed 1tor&a:•
CUatm 3 Bd, 2 Ba + suest
rm w/sep Ba &: kitchen
$36,000 low down 496-3371
RENTALS-Poolside or
Baytront. 2 Ii 3 BR apts a: twnhlle, $250 up. Agt. .....,,,
$135. See 11! 2000 Panons
Rd .. 6U-8670. Between Har-
bor k Newport. 2_Blk N.19lh
ed and untumb:hed, with
complete privacy and land·
ACae_ed ~~ dub atmos-
phere including $'150,0llq
worth ot recreational facil·
itles des.lped an,: operated
just lor -people.
(213l 654-3016 wkdaye. ~~ ~~~· pool • lndlv. J?oo1C TeMla • Conhlt'l Bkflf. ~:e ~~~che~~a~!1:. garage. $2.\ per mo.
Balboa Island 43JS -Ne&r Orange Co Airport 6 800 Sea Lu:e, CdM 644-~ll bar • huge p,dvate fenced __ •_Mi.639 __ 1_c_._M_. -*-
UC! Adu! .. ,,,', (MacArthur nr."O>t•t Hwyl ruoOo • plush l'\nuscaplng • SINGLE GARAGE FOR RENT FURNITURE --· . ts o.~. . I I ~ ; SUNNY 2 bt brick Bar-~11. large beat. RENT. $20 mo. I BOAT Slip & 2 Bdrm. \ r, I-Ins, nr. ed pool.I 6 lanai. * 64Z-36C5 *
Garage Apt. 1 Bath. :J3M 20122 Santa Ana·Ave. ahopa-beach . Garage. 3101 So. Bristol St. Duplexes for Sale 1'75 LEASE $'15,000 Baycreet ex.
Bill Grundy Realtor 642-4820 Mir. Mrl. Btu~ 5f5.38N AdWts, no pets $175. fi75.4275 SINGLE Storage a:araae Jot e MARTINl"'UE e -C% Ml. N. o1 So. Coa. 1 Plua) rent, CM. $20 mo.
ec. home. Jo"'ull view of 31.ck 3 Rooms from Sl9.95
C<U.f, 2 houses, aarden ! Bay. $500/mo. Owner Month lo month Renlale
'55,000. $7000 down. 642-4715 Wide SclecUon
Bkr 6'JS.--60ot4, 642-8223 -100% PURCHASE OPI'ION Hunt· In ton Beodl -T ' •Balbao 5300 llinto Ano * 673-1469 *
R!NTALS AVAJL. MA~ ht. 3 Br., 2~ 24 hr.,DeUveljo'
H F 1-L-~ Ba. Town bbme. Swimming Custom Furniture Rental oulff urn INl9U pool S300 Month
Rents From
$145 to $300 I Pork-Like Surrovndl1191 ---·-·-PHONE : 557"2il0
2 Bdrm, corner apt, Diet DELUXE 1·2 \ 3 BR AP'I'S, REMODELED apl!i. AU new '!!~~~~~~~ Income Property -
furniture and spacious out ALSO FURN. BACHELOR everything. Down to.w n, L 8 ch · __ _ Immediate Occupaney
Mo. to Mo. Leare Avail. 1---------Hal f.mch!n Realtor 615-4392 :::S ':;~~~ = P•ner~I 2000 • 2 BR. _Nf!W pai~1• crpti, $135-2 BR. Triplex:. Sundeck,
$91)--1 BR. Duplex. Avail drps, refrig avail. '·beach. family small pet v.'f:lcom~.
now. Yard for pets. Bkr . .:'.:: rnd ms. 557-MOO ·Bkr. Active. 534-eJlll ANAHEIM
look. 5 pts, swes, etc., Prv patKis • Htd Pools Balboa. Avail May lit. d aguna t a 5705 OCEAN VIEW
1 blk. $165 7721 Ellis, open Bach. film $165. Three 1
daily, ar call owner eves. Nr shop'g • Adulll only Br $210. Two 2 Br $245 OCEAN FRONT new luxury DUPLEX • $41,950
673-3292 1777 Santa Ana Ave., CM yriy. Parkin&. aep. lndry apta, 2 BR. 2 BA. Adults, no
271 So. Brookhurst
Cl blk. So. of Lincoln)
cn41 772-4500
2 BR. Adulta only. Util pd.
Beaut.-Quiet. S2IXI. AvaLI
May 1. 17676 Cameron .
8424121.
~ Quality, CUSTOM BUILT k Mgr Apt 113 e 646-5542 rm, 1unroo(, crpts, drpa, pets. 491-1661
Active, S3U980 Newport Helghf'I 3211 $11.50 incl. uUI. 1 BR. Nr.
SllG-Utll pd. 1 BR. lo>A-er klwn. couple only. Broku. * STUDIO APT. * bll-ina, all uw. pd. No it&AL ESTATt ~~;~~ ~
• 2 0.~m childreft. pell. 642-3392 or ~ I
4pl~x. Yard. Family. Bkr. NEW 2 BR. 2 BA, fam, _645--0==111======
Active. 53.f..6980 bl Grd •--• A -
• l,:""'aa'~th 6Th--J008 after 1 pm v•ner• room owner's unit with lit
-,. luxe kitchen am LARGp GARDEN GROVE • Adults onty Lido 1111 5351 Rontolo Wanted 59'0 dintng ,..m. Equally 3 UUIO Qapman Ave. • Heated Pool 1---------ious 2 bedroom unit. G
(4 blJm W. Santa Ana Fwy.) PANORAMIC View overlook· 1024 Mission Dr., CM FOR LEAst WANT T·-Le--·;-;---~ OCEAN VIEW from u $6 NIGHT & UP {n4) 636-3030 540-96lll 540-1$9 3 Br. Bayfront Apt $3511 ° ue; r living room. Minimum mabi
4705 Laguna Beach tm. ref. nr .. iu. v. C01t.1·Mna 4100
Rentals t• Sh•re 2005 ~I~ $290. 642-8099 (tl3l1---··-----
I have 1 BR singles to share University Park 3237 $J0 WEEK & UP ~ ~ :~ 24~~ta~ 2 Stoll'. 2 large bedrooms, Mr. Creely, Bkr. '::r ~~:t·:.:;1~;; tenance yard, PLASl'ER la.
In So. Bay Club, NB Steve -STUDIO &: l BEDROOMS NEW.PORT BEACH _.,.,_ 1195 ' 1 ~~ BA. Fireplace, bit-ins, 540-2960 terior and YOU OWN th6 4 BR townhouse • .,An cuuun::n, no pets. mo. exee, wife 10 yr o Id 1 nd ~ HaJder 646-0921. · "'"''' --TV &: Kitchenettes Incl. =-,, 499-3755 di6hwuher, New ra ....... tlng. a ! _....... down will ~ 3 BR to"-'-'··-~ -m"'""'"" AVE c.v.: -r-H daughler &: profeu. sm. dl BACHELOR Will share Nwpt • ..... iv=o: •••••• _,,, Linens &: maid ser avail D<JV ..... c. • Enclosed patio. Garage. _ untlngton Beach ~ poodle (well behaved, she e!
H h ho Iv. M t 2 BR. towrthouk •••••• $275 Chlldrens &: pet section mvtNE AND 16th 1 BR Apt: also sleeping rms. Poot • ---o·on t WE SELL A HOME g ts me w iew. us 3 .,_ ~--· l300 <nil '" ~ pd f TV , d'A 11t ...... .,a cen er. Yt'Orka: In pictures). Box •
see 10 apprec. 646--nl2. DUJ•n. '"""'"" .......... 2376 NEWPORT BLVD. ......,..,...,.. UUI • rte • ra ..,, Adults only, $185, lat and ON BEACH! G6M, Dally Pilot, NB EVERY 31 MINUTES
SINGLE girl 21>25"' .....
4 ':R".'d'uti1i1"ii~~·1i/'15
541-flSS South lay Club ml So. Cout Hwy. ·;:~~:see.depoglt.549--0674 DLX 2BR 2 BA apt uni. Walker & Lee
rent with same. Call Univ. Park Center, Irvine SPAC. Attrac. Pool. Ulil Pd. RENTALS 2 BR. Un"·-. Newly d ...... e SINGLES FRCM n4o needed by 2 respct'I bach's, ,
547...QJ30 8:30 to 5:30 CaJI AnJrtime 833-082) Garden Living. 1 Br. n45 Apartments A~t1. Un~rnlshed_ uuu .. -... e 2 B:rel BA FROM 1225 father & son. Prefer quiet Z43 Westcllll Dr •
A:--up, Multi,-no peta, 2 New.-c:rpta-6 drpl Splc ~J B A""l"JWM PiO trea-'wt,thfll'-llhort walk!~ ,;--""'\r &9iT1ll
Coct1Ma.I 2100 Irvine \1 3231 BR.$175,cpl~orptrentw/ New;....l Beach Gener1I 5000 grounda.Adlti;no petl.U40 e s&R t fROM$360 dlstance of B a.y/Beach . Open'tUl:OOPM
fn& adult ok. 1IXI Wlllace mo. 2283 FOWltain Wa) E,' (:arpe~her Will lie yr round. $18>-$.225.
FURN. 1 Br Cott .... Shower rOR Le"' b1 Ownor. New Ave & 7f0 W. Ulll ·s1., GRANO VENDOME '""""' -W. o n ~ • ~... 136>5bl5/Dayo DANA POINT only. $135 incl pr A util. home. 4 BR. '2 BA. Fam nn. CM. ' WllMJn). Wila:m Gardens ua>led pool-llllM·lennls 6TJ..a100 'DUPLEX
T
E • C.M. Adult only, Ca 1 l Cpta:, drps, !rplc. xtra large 1-:Vr.l~L~L~A~M=E~S~A-A=P=T~S. Apts. rectiroom-ocean vie~
... •·~ It 6 --"CUI.ATE •-! pa ow.mple pari.1n .. , 3 OR 4 Car G""""e wanted Looking for that ''wide opea .,..,...,._.a . garage. Landscaped. Pool, 2 BR Fum. Prtv patio. htd OPENING .u>11HA ....---•» ~.. --..
• t b~. rl "15 AO'" 'T 6 FAMILY HARBOR GREENS 8'eurlty guMl•. for •U>rage. New Po rt ,,..,... locltng wlU< ~ ;. -· rec CU uuuse P v . .,, pool, 2 car encl'd ""'"·Child--u... FURN ·•-A ·1 &• "· M Will -··.~ Newport Bueti 2100 W t pd 833-2317 aft 5 .. -SECTIONS AVAILABLE GARDEN a: STUDIO APTS · muiu vai · .......... sta esa area. view? Deluxe duplex wUb mo. a er · P.r. welcome, no peta pl-I 1 .. a.-i-k Ba h 1 2 1 HUNTINGTON lease. Bill Patton da)'5 3 bedroom owner'• unit • ...I F9Jt LEASE wkdya. ~e wlmda. $185 mo. lllllrRllJE Clou to • ...,.,... .. , P.1r 27tl0c . ' ' 3 BR'•. rom $110. 54&-3101, eves 548-3355. equally spaclou1 2 ~
-719 W Wtfaon. * 6f6.12!11 -* Spoclouo 3 Br'' 2 Ba Peienon WaY. C.M. PACIFIC 3 Br View home-. furn f,),N H II •· eh ..,,._ · 2 &...o~ """ "~70 NICE Fully turn. 3 or 4 for income. Quallty CU . ~tr. crtely, Bkr. un ngton u._a -$30 PER Wk. & UP : ~;:.:: PuVIJ'ftD ,,.,.,......, 7ll OCEAN AVE .. 1-1.B. BR Me or apt. Newport, construcUon with PLASTER
5tG4960 • VACANT Rerrt/Leue. 3 Br . .Bacbtlor I 1 B1l. htd pool, O'CCIJPANCY * Frpt. tqitfv/lndry 1&c11 $170 (n4) 536-1'87 Q.f area on yrly lease. walls and low malntenanoil
AVAIL. NoW thru June 20. 1 blk achl. Frwy close. $265 ma.id service. IOtchene: I tMS Arwihelm Ave. S Br, 1~ Ba, patio, hll·lru, Have own business in area. brn<acaping. $41,950 an
4 BR. J. B~, $250 mo. nOl mo. 536--8437. TV avail. 4SO Victoria <Nr. OOSTA MF.SA 642-2824 crpts, drps. Ask about our ADULTS ONLY 673--$70. $5CXX1 wiU handle,
Stasbctf! Dr. (213) 624-a567 3 BR. nr new. Bltna. crptl, ---=---=->..,. ,.--~~~ Luxury prden a~entl I '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!~ I dlecount plan. 880 Center NEW DELUXE AP'I'S WE SELL A HOME -•-·-dbl 1210 A 2·-e 2 Ba ··-• 11•.i..... ott~ complete prtftc)'. [: St. 542-8340. e WILL FURNISH e EMPLOYED Couple with 1 EVERY 31 MINUTES
w1.u , gar. . v. r, , aw .... en ... ,. be llfu1 landscapin • u. . 5100 ' "'=~==--,,-:= 1 BDRM 1 Sll5 child want 3 Br, 2 Ba house Balboa 2300 lmmed. ~9506. 536-1083 room, frpl, balcony, no aml au I Costa m8ta MESA VERDE new 3 BR, .•.••.•.•. rom In CdM. Want 1 yr )E'&Se Walker & Lee'
'
... H 2 •· ~ d children$»:> mo. Avail )fay unp&nlleled ~tionaJ -----..... --2 BA, bit-ins, dining rm, 2 BDRM. • ....... from $165 wltti option. Arowid $250.
45' BA!FRONT B~l boa 0""· -_.,. 1" IZ5 &ko 540490 ladl!tla In' a <oun"" lUXURIOUS.lfEW . frptc. patlo. encloHd double •ALL UTIL. PAID• 673--IMI
Penln .. fum, S Br. 4 Ba.. >'f• nrt sc~ &:~shop-e~1 I: wlmd• r club atmosphere. Now garage. Lwcury .l privacy. HEATED POOL GAS BBQ
Pier. Doe.t. Call 6'f3..2039 P ng c r . .-.,.. 1-~· --.,=..,...==~-lmatns tn Ne'IVP011 Beach. $250. r,.i1i-8629 THE CAMBRIDGE 3 or 4 Bdrm w/pool fi:Jr J;:;======· 2 BR .. 2 stoey Tilwnboute.. tUS ·CASITAS Qu'iet Adult lt·vi·ng Botu chtoa • warnor H.B. 1mn.ion-ed ""· & <am. _., 1u ba, ~ta. -te, ~1 l"um. 1 BR Apts. Adul tl Medell --lO am to s-3-NEW Deluxe 2 Br's, 1% BA of 4. Will lease -July Lst 1· lllke llftlilMI ~ n: -r ..,., i"N' .,,..... .,... •· J t •·1 t .A .. BEACH Apt. Oceanvlcw sun-, A: db ... --privil. 897-$348. only, nD peta. 2UQ Nawport Rents from .-.10 ap.... us "" ng comp e .... -u for a full year. 496-5245 ,_, Bl·_. ru rM> ..._. l I: 2 BR. 2 awlm poola at corner of Walla~ &: 18th deck. Newer db; 2 Br. Bllns, ·A~T, with tull pJer; VNl'. 2 Br .. cpta, drps, 11r, .¥\I' ....... ,,..,...._ ' J\&mlahed or unfumhlwd Adillta only, ·.., pets. SI. S225 & $250 on p-ly lease. crpt1, drp1, lndry, nr. ehops RENTAL SEnVJCE
4 Bdnni .. I bltbL Avail. pe{lo. No pets, 1 Sm. Child BACkELOR. Frpl., beamed 301 Avocado St.,C.M. Owner. 673-1155. k pier. $175 yr round. Ad!tt, Free to landlords
now to June 77. $6Q:I Per OK. 5145 Mo. 5f0..'3882 celllnp, Sll5 uUI pd. 1 Oakwood See r.tgr on tn·emJsea IMMAC. untum. 2 BR · i '"ba"b'°'y"o"k . .,53&-=21=31". ===-:..:• .. •u .. •,,Bo=aco:-:in.,,645-0='='="'=CM=
Re.tton
2043 Weelcllff Dr.
846-7711
Open 'lil 9:00 PM
Busin ess Rental
HILLGREN SQUARI!
2 stores avail. 11.: lmmed. Month 3 .._ r.:....... 1>..& ... --adult 331 E. 2)th SI, (Bohind uM••t all u.~ William Winton Rtal Eltl.te nn. ........ ..,... • "!"".""' ~.,..._., 642-3520 n; -~-.....,.. Duplex. Avail May 11 I , 229 Marine Ave all elec appli&J\cel, Pool • G d •t corner Rutl!'n •Avocado) Pref. older cpl or 1 1ngl Balboa laland ., prlvll. S180 mo. 962-U67 I 2 BR. Ideal for 2 men. Gf 8ft' Day 642-3536, [!.Ve ~ employed. $lt5. 646-fi62ti af1
RENTALS RENTALS lease in one ot clty'a buslelf:
Apts. Unfurnished ~pts. Unfutnlshecl 11hopping 001ten. App, 850
sq. ft . ea . . • 67>-3331 • -· Adult. only. """· • ORLEAllS APTS. ~-BALl!OA Island yr1y .. ,1a1 ,....,t.1n v•nor sc10 $ll0. 1993 Chur.i.. -A-rtments • DELUXE , & , 1B• ' FURNISHED Apia from $120 r-t · 2 Br. turn, adults. $225 mo. DLX Condo. Q) sq. ft .. rum· mo. Adult 1. Walk to ADULTS ONLY Garden Apia. B t-1n11, priv.
513-9023 alt 6. pus rm + 2 1.rg BR's, walk everything! 6C2-8UJ 1700 16th Street 2 I: 3 BR. Avail. Private pa. patio, healed pool, frplc.
in closets. 2 BA'• + barl'BA~OIE"=LO~R~A--G~-Uo, poot. lrkfiv. laundr)I fac. Adults. $145 mo. 54&-5163 Sumnwr Rental1 2910 kit. w/ bltns. Crpts, drps. Prl .~ N pt. arage. 7 14: 642-8170 CNr.OrangeCo.Alrport: Tu ... 2 BR studio apt. l'ii ba.
Pool I •-• club"·~ •ow.:: v, y .. u. 0 peta. Un t 17th St W t·""' -• t•-Crpl> d I DELUXE 2 BR. Apt. _,.. ·~.:., '"""'· ._.._ 174 Monte Vista, CM. a ; nr, es .....uJ• e,..., aar, pa"'· • rps,
' •"""' ""'· ~ FURN. 4 Br apt. Ocean blt111, $165. Days 542-3524, 6115-9/15 . .,.,a mo. I 1 BR new, beaut, nt.tn. •·7•• -·-"·-M ~ -Westcl!U area. 64z..6274 4 BR. Wtna, crptl, drpe, Mo t Adulll ..i. view. To June 30th. Call -'-'a4, 1U11tln, ~ta eea ,eves~
frp1c '-blk wall fncd )'I'd · 0 mo. o,..,, 645dl9'1or673-3663 Mar. Mrs. Canon. &'2460 NEW ~Juq 2 Br. dupla>t.
Santa Ana 5620 Sa nta Ana 5620 250 E. 17th St., Costa Meiia
Call l\tr. Bram (21J) 0Ll·2'10t
3,000 SQ. FT.
Comer etol"! downtown Santa
Ana. Xln't buey loc. 208 w;
4th St. S.A. 541.sill J
1620 Sq.' Ft. Retail or oH!ce)
30' lrontage on Newport
Blvd. Acrou from C l t
Hall. Ervin, 6~1601. RENTALS $240 'rao. t68-21'!IO , • 2DI Elden. 64&-92'?1 nei. Bltm, D!W, cpta, drpl, iun-
Hov11s Unfurnlsh.,t Nia: I BR. Optx. i$11ot '°" E11t Bluff . 4242 ' STIJDIO APf S. d~. Adults. No pets. Offl R nt I '°71!
Gentr•I 3000 laP. .... lpu!I 27l7 ~ =-~·54~1~t owrEA --!ITB--UJ-rr'"-,.-,.,,,..-,-,..-n. ·C:fl>e~r:°~~:. ~a~e ==2 AB~: 2 B~.2-~:. 1m A l'I "' IJ / 11 DEL~-;~. eulte I~ ne~
L• ... 1 ·lea1t1•Lla1t1 VlBaEWIOfaoltfcouneRef 38'·2 ioo Incl ulll. Small apt. nr. taJ, compl furn 2 Br. 2 339-CCABRILLO Adults put 45 only. See a c_Al,.hu Villar bldg., adjacent tf
W& roT 'EM ·, yr ease. · erenoes 15th & Newport. Slnale Ba, $300 mo. 6"-2847 be!r $1'15 Per Month • or Mgr, 263-265 t&th Plact, "Alrporter lnn" .l Orann
At The Fabulous Bluffl req d. Owner 496-:-3494 eves adult. 642-S583. 7:30 am, ...i..i ... -. 'Wlnvfs beb' $115 On Luse " Ol.,f · _,400,.1.,,,.u Cl1ty. Alrport. Afr...condiil t or Yn'ite P .O. Box 421 Dana I--~'"°""'-~~-._,. --r , and clse..,hel"! Point, Cal . ....,,.,,.. $9.j. Nice. l BR. Sl:OO amr • ..... _. 0 I -.. 1 2 BR, flM 61170 cpts. & dtapet1 muilc
C'\ ,_..,, 132 w. W1llon, C.M. t • t' ..f7...... '"'~" • -· Spani1h Slyle Luxury Janitorial llfrvlce. Avail .
• 211~~ ~~~ f~~ L~guM. a.ach 3705 *-~~-* Balboe 4300 -•I'' I &.a :"A~ * 64G<J9T9 1 • 2 8.Jroonu Ma.y 19iioia~ETl'IT
-e it• ' No •-och --------EL CORDOVA NEW Olx 1 A 2 Br. Shg crpt, ,.,.,.,,,.. •IMI Vr1/wn1ltM4 833-4101 8J3.-0144 to....:. , <e11u • you nam • wport --1 BR. W pd ltM Mu!•-~-3 &ORMS, a DEN -.. u · ~-~. """"' new detux a i.,,.... drpo. bltna, lmmed. -· AJJo U.t.1 Moel Off1 I ---p1 ,._ no pett. 310 E. Balboa. Blvd, i... •• 1 • 2 er' . ,~ .. --1..... From $150. 540-1973, MS.2321 Q " s• C •. ,,1 , ___ ., em CH * 2 BR l BA. un .•••• ·-rUT ace. mtpets. ~pes, s•"! BaJboti ......... .. ... u .. u.. • ,,, n•I .,,..._ _,,., MC I t 75 2 -·· • J sfL 2 Ba. unf, hie. SJ2S bullt·ln kitcben. A Fine fam · nu..--nn Motel. SP' c 1a 1 --''-'''-------pool, b-bque, J"llC MJI, 'Ibete I.RC 2 BR. Triplex. Prlv E•thlna lnl•r-kn-IHtr,,. 41 '" 1 nae. $1 nn •wte. * 3 BR. 2 Ba. unf. ···· S32S Uy home. monthly ntn. $UI · Stf1.S> are the best in the atta. See patio. Carpeta..);_~ i:Me s, .,.,.. P•'*1 A a...... Air cond, S«t'y 9UVice, ' * 3 BR. 211 Ba. uni ... S3!iO m Month -w.. Wkly .......... IQ.lO B... nME JIOR -.. 2077 Omlo, ....... bllnl. llJ5 --· ~. eonttally toeatod •
• l BR.~ \IA.. uni., deluxe MISSION REALTY M.am ::i:i '-th. ~ Strv. er Joba 4 Loidll &rile~ * LRG 2. 1 E j ~ ~°ct::!!:-" So. Ca~ ~tl~~t.s:ef114
&,. -. vacant .. s<Z BA~~ 1 2 UIC: C ••H ..rut. frPe. bltno, -. -" -r---S< Costa Me,. 642.1• •• BR. 2 Ba. unt. bse. l3tD -· -' • = ~~ • l!IL ,(or ' I .... 2 ---•• , ... --• Encl-· --..... ·-,.., c•,,. ....... ~ 3 BR. 3 Ba. r.m. utd. 142!1 ~-Vlo)o ft • .....,. 0.t.. 4rpo. .,11o, =---~• -·· ,.... CORONA DEL MAR
*AND 0'11!ERS, AT* 'BEDRM beauty -px>t, blft. 110·1111. raJW'O. or,,. -Wilt lo Nll.-1 ... ,l!Ulai Ottl, N,,.RMo"1i,.-I',_ $140 Dix. oUlee '""''" 2 RnUI
EHtbluURealty 64<-1133 llml""-tlon j eel ibetw Minot At>~. 152S THROU&H A wS1l CJ>t. Fonctd )'d. ""'· atow, dol!wbf. llf, /.,..N..,•o/!.,.•C-,,_ Cml °'· Pr1v balll. N.,. v ...-. . mm • oc. Place.nu. NB Garaae. AvaU Ma,y lit. $145 766 W. wu..:on. ~1958 crpt. i>.rtc'r. UUI pd,, Sta
SHARP, •pecious 2 "''" aqi'y. $225 MO, All~" DEL'-2' Br. w ·-IW •-· MO • cte-depo1IL 1y 1000 W. MacArthur 8 1.d. 3 or 4 ~ma. fam rm, u.u:. . e1... """' DAILY PILOT Ga~" tar pd Ad lta 1 I 2 .. BR. New crptd, mo. Owner. 6'r3-6157
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$275/mo. Ava II 5/t. 4BRMontlcellonrOCC'235 • * FfiEE Apt Rental --WANT AD 2 Br. 1~ Ba, dahwr csr, 2 BR. w/w crpt1, drpt, comblnecl. zss NIW1JOl1
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ticles into extra cash. It won't cost you ; ; ~ it'll pay
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DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
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ft. &<i-<6 .. for appt DISTRIBUTOR WANTED (MAlE OR FEMALE) the rt ... lady cl<otns t>Olltloa 9Xp& S Componlon' -ilaM
NEAR C.M. City Hall. 3 Rm.
Oftlce1. Paneled, · carpets,
drapos. l150. Call 642-<560
Reliable i>enion wlll be' selecte4 in this ·area
to own lllilt• ·~~,•,United Sta\es Postage Stamp Mac!llnes·. and color p1c1uro postcard
vendors. This is a non.selling, service busi·
ness and not a "get rich quick scheme." All
stores have already been selected and may
be reviewed by you. This business can be
started part time (evenings or weekends)
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• SPECIAL ,CLASSIFICATION. Ji'OR "' ' ' <M-3238
NATURAL BORN SWAPP.IRS SERVICE DIRICTORY SERVICI DIRICTORY SIRVlCI DIRSCTORY rw"""'0"'w:::-= • ...,w111"'""c1'" .... --,iu~• Best Location In CdM
800 to 1400 sq. ft. Deluxe Oft.
let. Spaces. Avail lnuned.
Phone Owner. 642-9950
Special Rehl -· -and $lll.
5 Linn -5 tlmtt -S lludto Btb!•lttlnf ~ ~~ CINnlng '62.i HOuMcltanl!J •,. 6735 • 8!M468 •
NEWPORT Beach Deluxe
omces. Air cond., heated
W/priv. ba. 2400 W. Coast
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.... 'f'OU• c:,,•:i%: F~• -,:Ati •• OMt'v~-children. Bia fe"* yard. • Spr~ ~·Special • Carpeti. ~. floon, Rtfeftncet,..' 64&-mf
To Pl1ce Your Trider'• PiraCHte Ad Hot lunches. R&tt1 to lllit 3 aver. atie rooms Pl. etc:'ltt1 I; Comi1ie'lll'===-'-~~"'";::;.;'-PHONI 642-5671 >""' Income. lnlanb w.l· 64.'>1317. Free""~•. 646-llOl I i ,.;,..,y · would Ulm 11w . In
TRADE ipacioul £.side 3 HAVE 8 unlb ""11: Beach. eomod. Hurcy ~call 5<6.!965 DISCOUNT ~t OUlien. mM''t ~~ ~,,_: i~!:;f, ~ i=.• EXEC o1c auJte -UOO eq. ft.
crpts/drps. 444 Npt Blvd.
Call aft 7 pm wkdys
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To qualify you must liave a car, a,few spare
hours weekly, a good work record as the
company is responsible to the loc_ations for
service, and make an immediate cash in-
BR., 2 BA, Fam. Rm. (val near traffic circle, Eqult)I RELIABLE mother of 2 Expert-4'telt Equip. Uled. c_-"·'"'! _,.,... ....,
$26,950 w/$7850 eq) tor mo. $56,500, TRADE for tower dtallls babysitting my hrn. Credit caftll $6. ~1234 ~ Owmttt' ~ AIDES 1 .. tot eonvaltletnce,
tor borne or camper. Walk-desert & ! 3 yr/older, Mesa Verde. -walk-~ A~ :l:;.rlY eaM or family cut.
OFFICE OR SJ'ORE
15 x 35' or 30 x 35' vestment of ,1500. er & Lee, lUtn, 646-7711. A·D Realty 842-Tin 5'6-6117 C•rptt L•ylng·A Clt5'.Vu Wlndow~lce ~ 5fT"""'1
F al Smogle'ss • Trd eq./beaut. 16 Acres in dt1 of Granta VERY reliable mother of 2 Repair 6'26 Jt.eii • .W Commc'l. 'lfS.2691 Jo1t'W.nt9d,
oU st pldng Ir: utll furn
Newport&: Bay Center, CM
3)52 Newport Blvd ~U52
ut'Je p~~ati~te::i~~llr:eUt~~~d%~ ;~; Oceantroct 4 Br, 4 ha, 2 aty Pus, Oregon. Houle, barn, :nr: b;;r!: 1 ~t' io ~ * EXPERT ·C#tftPET tiOU_SECLIANlfjG ,,,_ ~~)Vo.ft.n 7UO
phone.number. . hm. Oceanside Jar vac land, irrig. SUbdiv. potential. Can ~ lntt•ll1tlon I Repi1lr : -pp., Rea. Ref. 638-~
PRIVATE offlce in pro-~meoramlrbrn,Orange Equity $19,500 for locaJ:;s. . No job too rMan,'&f6.5971 HOUSECLEANING d:>UPU!;wlilm&naftS0.100
minent location. $50 mo. 333 Distributor Division ty. 531-065l, 540-()f28 :'°pert:y; 5J6.6697. 1 cow.. care : one :Wdolud CARPET LAYING F~t & tttictent. Refs. adult>wftr. Experienbed.
E. 17th St.. Cl\f. Bk t; P.Q. Box; 2701 S.1l '8e1eh, C1llf. Trade equity ,tur car, boat, 66 Cabover Camper &r, IOJ1.~3l m)' yr C.A. PAGE 642-2070 54$.5114 or 64t-3873 '541)..9()C
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525 to lSOO Sq f'l Furn ";'i~""l~~~l!!!!!!l!!!.;;~~~~'""!!!!!!!!!!!!!IR-1 view )ota, Pa.OOrama <f fits Camaro or Ranch-CHILO Care. my home. F I --------1 ;;;;;;;~;;;;.;;;;;;;;1
or untum. Crpta: driis. Park. REAL ESTATE BUSINESS i nd Heigl1tt. tl or'all), . ~.Want boat tools or any. Corona del Mar. ~"I '660 ~·ping 6110 I•
ing. Reasonable. 646-2414 General . , FINANCIAL 830-0040' or 799-2495 thing of value.' 64&M86 *6'13-0568* NEW Or repair. NO job too NEW u.wm. J'HetdingJ
2630 Avon St, Newport ·lndustri.I R9nt•I ·
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B I 2000 Acres ·Espert.nee w:. IJ,AVE: pool home, 3 BR., CHILD CARE In my home, small, free eats, Complete lawn cm'f. Clean
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.._ UI nt11 Austra1ia. AdJac Unkl~tter 2 Ba.Qis buJl•:•--. Pom&na Sc boo I area. 645-2343 or 64&-7328 up"-•· .....i. -IT!Oflth. y-.., ·-Sq. Ft. Office · · · 0p-~-111 ·-•· c '·~ ... ~·· ~ --·-In Civic Center Santa Altai BLDG-2 A: .3 RMS. ......,, .... II -~ $50,000 cltJI,(' for lo. WANT: 10 ft. wide 2 Br •• 1=.-:;,:~·=~---estimates. Fof info call
parking, crpt, water Incl. Ide':'-<iomm'l artist, el~ *(:AMER.A .SHOP. Prime cal prop. trailer. (Agent) -CHILD CARE In my borne. Floors 6665 891~1 or ~a2
From 29c sq tt 541-$.ll tron1ca:, etc, . Grnd JI r, Newport Beach shoppi-" Call 536-6697 536-1445 53M558 Eve• lnfallt. H.B. area, Call "-"o;;;.:_ ___ .....;= ·--------
==c-".=.:..:..· ==::.·~I .Jlark'&· 646-1'124 · center, e;t s -••• .:.-:: 3_Bi-, :<Ba, well.kept nice R-2 Vie:w lot n---Point 847-3391. CAlU'ET V1NYL TILE SHARE space in income tax .r·~ \%'-' • .....,,. • .....__ P•fntln•
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oUlce. Ideal for idsuranci 400 SQ FT office space. Near Jerit income-IOOd I~. area. close to shopping. will trade FOR 'industrial CHILO Care In my home. ~Cft' esttmai. Lie. Conti'. p ~ I
or real estate firms etc ~~bo2026r &: ~er St. Call * L\UNDROMAT. Full.Y Want a larger home Costa or commerclal .. lnvestment 3> Cabrilkl, C.M, Call Sf0..7262 546-4471-lpl •"I "I 61.SO
642--0212 ,,...,. equipped. min time invest. Mesa. property, $50,00J. ·noo,ooo. 548-1623. . cusTOM POtttna ~ "The! Quality Poll&ns fDI"
ment, Hlg!l.trattlc Iocatlon M&-2531 or 557.fill8 ~ays 546-0028. REUABLE OIILD CARE Gar'-nlrvo 1.1.-Extuior-Interior Sped.alla:t" Q··-'lti-' AppU-·b
FOR rent offices or stores LOts lod ovmer will r '"' .. ., -Reai4e _. ~ . ..,.,, 130 E. 17th st., CM. $85 -;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;6;;;, *TACO SI lllg1~· 1# Want to dlvenify port-34' Monterey PWr Boat,; 1/a IN~ ,?!2,ME. AN N ;...~, .. .:.... <o~ 48& E. 17th, Suite %U C.M. A: up. 646-818l • · vwwne • ollo Ha~· OTC st~ radio, bait tank, outrtggtr. ~ THONY'S OJU ._._ ... ortoo••UIW 6ft..1470
CM OFFICE $90 IMPROVED LOTS ....... , locatlon. M (. Want· .... qualliy Tru.t Ex. Fl•hlog ...... Free A cmw '""'· l•ncod yd,"""' . Lie. Bond. lnl~Won't " llll-l '!'~'""'!l'"!!!ml'!I!••• . down to qualified buytt. Deed;, 54&-5984 · clear. Trade tor reaJ estate. , lunches, playmate•. reaa. derbkll 646-3679 ' '°Jr. Purch••I-lJml~.
Call 646-4833 For Sale 6 fUlly improwd *LUNCH STAND. Easy op. Ill 52! "" CM .,Ao ~~ 644 4160 • p~-,•---i · ·~
EXCELLENT Frontage, -JotcinprimelocofCerritos. -eration ~waterfront Joca. SUDO ~ty, JJ.IU&l'-3-8 .S • .......,, ·area. -10 Depend.Uie1Malntenance ""'"9V1M $8,000. growld noor office
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Close to Artesia Fwy & ear. tlon. Owner will train . Sedan.~ pwr/&lr, lo m1., Have i Pride of OWnerahip WILL babysit weekdays ~-. Pnmtnr. Pla.ntlnc P1lnter1 Ltd. 2 yn collqe, IOIM exp. t.e
Westclill Dr., call 646-022S manila, Also, 3 improved good terms. . chrm .wire whls, nr .. nu units in choice TusUn loc. after 6 PM &: alf ."dllY Budget La.ndacaplna BRUSH, ROLL, SPRAY pcl. (alao fee jobl) ~Ann,
ind1vidual lots in H 8 All in Call 5'15-3424 Mlcbelm tires FOR Lmc.. Want larger u,nits, commer. wtoekends. Call 64&«)J, ,. Horticulturist • FREE ~TEs Westclltt Pe1"IOIWJ. A.pncy, lnd~strl81 well developed are'a;. $8350 South Coast Real Estate Cad. or 1 644-4265. cial, or. ? Nancy J. Moore; MATIJRE, Exper'd, babysit~ LAWN Maintenance Once a * 548-6002 * 2043 Westditf Dr.. N.8,
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per lot. terms, By Owner. MANAGER 3 unit!, income $26fO yr, Realtor 67:J..3101 ter. Pref. Udo-'id. ~ week general.' uP-keep INT I: EXT. P~ttng. Frte ~limoiiii;' iiiiliiiiili• -'-'-"=-"-'----= Ca 11 Mr. Gl'Mam TI4; Trade $9000 '«tty tor boat, BEAUTIF1JL ENGLISH 6 transporl&!Jon. ~1893 · ·" lawns, fiow.;r beds, ihrubl. eata. Loe rets. Neat &
NEW Bldg., 11,000 sq ft for 962-1353, OWNER lot or automobile. Darting Rfl.I Home near Puadeaa Call anytime before 8 pm, Hone1t. Call '!3uck 645"-0809 Sl\YH
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sale or lease. For details National corporation, M"'V in-Rlty., P.o: Box 2346, Riv-!or N.B., Cd~.f. C.~1. nu. B lck • .:546-6678 uk for Tim or Jim 5f3.;0405 m OVERLOOKING N.B. Back terviewing for owner man. enide. (TI4) 686-TI6l. p!e:ic or unitl. Home vaJue .!' • M1tonry, ' ji:£W;Lawns re-seed.inc METICULOUS PAINT JP8ttia lttalty , Bay. 4 CUst lots. A ratt op. &ger of co~plete family rec. HAVE 4% acreli free & $29,500 clear. Call 548-85fl. etc '560 ConiJete lawn' ctJ.'f'. CI~ EXP. DOCKS-houlel, Int-ext.
p'ty. Fee. Kingaard R.E. reational apart center. Ex-clear: zoned M-1, In boom· Will exchange $1200 private BUILD, Remodel, r, pat r up bY job or month. Free INS. col. atudents. 6'7>5812
WAREHOUSE-Olliei! space
for lease. Campus Dr at
/Jrport. Mullan Re al t y.
540-2960
. MI 2-2222. ...1.. · M I trem-,, hlith return on in-mg San arcos North S.D. p1 ot course or block rental Brick, block, concrete, esti1?1'tes. For 1nJo call EX'fl!R. Av& 1 story $250, 2
CANYON To Ocean view, vestment of $l2,500. Secured. OOWlty. For income proper. 1 Ume for u ~d car o1 equal carpentry, no job too amall. 897-2fl7 or 8'6-0932 Stbry $350. O>rnpl w/aood
one o( tew left. Qu.iet res. Rigtcl inwatlgation UM~. ty or '!·Broker 545-9451. value. 642-9365 Lie. C.Ontr 962-6945 GARDENING p&int. Inter. Rm.'1 $25 paint
st. level, 5400 sq. ft., .Sll,000. Must have m&fll!prnent .l Honolulu. !!&wall home ,..,; I-lave Free/clear lots and PLANTERS • Patios • Block Trees, ahl'bb$, Ivy ~. incl. Roy -847-1351 ~
508 S Ola Vista SC 492-5534 PR abUi\y. Reply to Box 580 pool. 4 BR. $ij9,500: Equity acreage, \Vant diesel fish. Walls • Driveways • Side· New lawns, RotoWllna. Ftte INTER or Ext. PAINTING,
C:ommercl•I
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lt-3 Ult San Clemente. 6 the Dailr Pilot o1· call Mr. $42fo.f. Want: NB duplex or ::ioat to $!11,000 ar·live aboard walk!!. 642.9852 Morn or eve. est. 548-891! IMMED., SERVICE. Local
:..:..----'-' blks from Summer Wbite Mark Rice tntJ 174-7050. lnrome prop. · ?t1cl<enzle yacht to $150,000. fTI4l AL'S Landlca In T ·ref. FRE2 est. 548-1621'
,/ BUILDER OFFERS NEW House, near golf course. FRANCJUSE. Sun resistor Realtor 646-0737. 459-3103. ~~1fne11 S.rvic•1 6$62 ,Removal. y.J R.!~~~ PAINTIN G-Jn t. &: Ext.
21,500 sq. fl deluxe bldg. SI0,500. Call 646-Sm. coating for~· all in. Up to noo,ooo caah, $43,000 2 Newer duplexes, side by TRANSLATIONS -.... 1 .. b-Haul truh. CJean.\IPt. H~1t Qllllity, Loweat
Leased, choice 0 range ventory eqwp., mallen & TD & $121,000 eq. in lea.led side; 3. Br. 2 Ba. ea., fplca: Engli h. 20 · f[;' Repair 1prnk]n 673-1191 Prices. Fully exp. Ins. John
'County area. Pr(lperty Citrus Groves 6175 llterature.Enough inventorylnduatrialforbrange~ nr. beach, Equi~ approx. Ame~ca.M~~-~ AL'S~·• ·14~-61WJJll. ..
tlear. OWner w/carry ht 15 Ac. Avocado &: Lime&~ to do nJOO worth oJ work ty income. .$27,000. Trade tor land or tiona 543..s306 ?italntena.nce ..._--'"'' ,;P:;;A:,;IN;;:;;T°"N=ow=-~s"A"V~E'""$$
TD 8%%. Prepd int. ok. 1 BR. hse., cornls. Oceari ~~e for $750 C8.lh. Bkr. 644-4265 bldust. Realtor 6734350. lnduatria! A~;u.;i.'-' Call Jac'tt·NOW!!
530-3645 am, 828-St30 pm. View. Vista area. $6500. ''MOM A. PO ,, Have: 15 ac. avocado & lime A-frame .cabiii in Big Bear, C•__.1rl-6590 * Ni-3829 * " . SM-3895 or 837-6925 ' PRIME OCEANFRONT 838-0906. • P 1 Br hse, corrals: ocean .,... .. , • .., 4 tuntished units, zoned com· Mo~·maklng remtaunnt view, Vista area, $6500 val. 3 Br; cpts; blt-lnl: Swedish CARPENTRY * LANDSCAPING * NEED a Painter? Interior
merciaJ, 25X125, $69 ,500. Acre1ge 6200 Booming Dana pt, Grosses Trade: home N. Tustin or frplc; view, $5,300 eq, tor MINOR REPAIRS. No Job Designs. Installation. t...wns .t exteriot. Experienced.
Owner: 673-2259, 644-5972 ------....:.= $32,600. Beer & bet'r take out income. 838-0906 sm. unita, house, etc. Ltt'1 17c sq It compl. Spl"lnklera. 551-8638
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" A ON 9 deal! 968-3.S91 Too Small. Cablntt ln ,.,.. 12 VT't local .. YT\. 536-1225 I 'co'°"1.:;J,'=v."G"'"'"tuo1.,......,...,,-,-.,. cre1 by Owner, UWIUes-LY $ ,000! Tnf I ,_ . -• 0 t be r -b•--,.. If-"' ES tnt. 2 yrs ex-MARINA In Newport Beach.
Prime loc. Fee $315,000
Exel. Kingaard, R.E.
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686-698 W. , 19th St. Beth'd
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Newport Beach
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Co -dn 4 mer: beaut. 3 BR hm, Ttbu. .....-.:: _ ....... -·.. St 54• '549 urse. •""" • $1 ,900. 20 1 S Fran St. l\fortlz area Choice view ~ at ...an. JL o. New I aw na, la.ndacaplng. -==::;::.":..:',..:c::.~=~-
C213) 782-2727 · Monty to LOln 6320 ~n. m n .. ' .. be.y Lnke c-~ $35,000 v-'. Andenon Shrubs &: tree1 remOved. RET'IRED Pa.Inter: 26 .__ View, for hae 1n BaJ, Jal., ·~6~·.r ... .r •• Resort Property 6205· i t 'JD L Lido, or CdM, 673.(169 Trd eq $20M fOl' apta, in CARPENTRY-Ca.blnett-Room Free eat. 548-1742 exper. N~ A: honest. Non .,.s oa n Ravo '"""" • roollnc·for 35' NB,~ ColM. 811~/642-1339, Add •• ~ ...... ..,jolt. A ~~!NG,~-drlokor. ~--
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Holiday vacation at retire-....,w "''""'"o vaua . ..,,_,. .. QU , Shn.lbs .l trees removed. LOWESr RATES! ment. Fdhing all pear. Ce-2· d ., D L . c:atqper, motor ho,me or What do yoU have tD trade T ALITY Woodcraft( ii:nl Fr'ft' eat 548,-1742 , C&Il Bill 548-45t9
ment block 2 br, furn house. n oa n trall6"" ce:!.blo', 64~099liaer.. Ca 11 Caunt1'1 larRett read tz'ad. gen'l constr. A caipientiT. E:· i:;· ==· ==:::::==:: All conwniences. Beaut. ,....,.,..," ~ lng po1t -a.M m&ke a deal Call Ken 645-0044, 543-4235 CLEAN·UP SPECIALIST -Pl -, I P h
view of Lake Mead. Loe. Terms based on equity. ..a GEN. repair, add., cab , Mowing, edgtnz, odd joba. II er ng, 1tc ,
on % ac at StewartJ Point, 642-2171 545-0611 "' * * * * * Formlca, panellDg, marlite. Reasonable. 548-6955 Repair 6llO
Lake Mead, Nevada, Widow Serving Harbor area 21 yrs. Anyt:hinal Dick, 673-4459 Exp, Japanese landscape, * PA't'CH PLASfERING
selll.hg at 'lo.ss. Tel'm6 at S1ttler Mort919• Co. ANNOUfti!CIMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS cleanu~, maintenance. All types. Free estimates
6%. Ph. rn4l 645-0594. 336 E, 17th Street and NOTICES ~ NOTICES ' * CABINETS. Any alze job ?ttaek 842-3442 Call 54Q..6825
--25 yrs exper, 5'Hm JIM'S Garde.rrlnz A: lawn
·gut of S~~to Prop. 6208 Monty Wtnhld 6350 f.ound ,(frff Ad1J MOD Ptrton1l1 6405 A·I CARPENTRY malnl<nanco. Re•. & <"Om· Plumblnt 6890
$40 OOWN $40 M
·o BROWN -ti!-' bill T G Call r~ ••• 847 .... Ar: mercial • 54()..4!37 ;..;.=='"----= , NEED Loan! $5000 to 17000 puppy, "-= om awne, Jr, ~~ ~·-PLUMBING REPAIR
40 Acres w/trees & road, secured by second markings, white tips, Sells JOHNSON'S GARDENING No jOb too small
cIOiee to new lake, N. E. mortpge. we have $ll,OOO Orange l Cabrlllo area, New ._ Wiid ,..,,. " -·c•-Cement, Concrete 6600 Yard care, Clean-ups, Prun-e M2-31.28 e
·· Utah. Xln't hunting • flih· bl -·•ty L I 646-5635 "' -"" ~ ing, pla.nUna. 962--2035 .=,;::,,;=:::=:;;;=== prova e ""'"' • ove Y 1t Connell Chtvrol'et CEMENT Work: Waiki &: ing, $4000 full price, <n4J Mesa North home. 5 yr. CURLY Black dog found vlc. 2828 Harbor, C.M. 546-UOO patioll, whatever you need JAPANESE Gardening Remodeling & , 644-GSS. 546-3634. Harbor & San Diqo Frwy. The ~ 'Wal ,. pUJ in concrete the price Is Service. Neat work, Cleanup Rep1lr 6940
Mount.l
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6210
ANNOUNCEMENTS 540-'685. sat•sman l\lrvl\ial ..,-.,. r!ibll Call Bob ""'"7 aft 5. yd. ma!nt. 968-230! ---='-·-----1 d NOT S FOUND Ra "" LAWN MOWING SERVICE ROOM ADDrrIONS. L. T. In ICE Pl
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:Tu ~blt,Avlc. o~~th ment. CONCRETE work all typu;. Neat. dependo.blll', reason-Conatructlon. Family
NEW 3 Br cabin, nr Lab 1 p · ·-l.-· ' n ve., .....,.ta Slni}9.Wklowed-Dlvorced ·Saw1ng, breaking, hauling, able, Free est. 846-0955 rooma, 1lnfle or 2 al.Ory.
Al'rowhead, trplc, cpt1. ound (Fr .. Ads} MUU ?ties&. 5'8-3297 * WOMEN * Skiploading: Uc, Service&: JAPANESE Gardener Hl'V· Estimates, plans, la}'OUt &
(2131 86Z-2900, 862-7064 SHEPH. Type-Black A wht FOUND Purebred Puppy, Vie, Eve"""'ne's too••-for .... Quallty, &U-1010 ing F. Valley, H. Reh, Cotta ,;•;nt;;l\C;::;ln~l·=C;,;oll;:;84:7=-1=5=11=. =
.=:::: ·-· •· -'Punn.v W/ fiea -"••, -•-·t· Buahard & ;E,llis. 'Call to •,;v ,...,. Ul'll n E W 1-, 6240 "'"'" "~ .......,.. id tity 9&2-43 right One. We have a. way.ao * . C 0 NCR ET E Work, Mesa, Ni>t Bcb. 845-0345 .,..__ -~~? IRI 3 mos old. Vic Marseilles en -ID call WI & begin to live! Licensed, i:'atlo11 / dnrwys, Roofing 6950
WANT To buy 4 or l+ la.mi· &: Granada, H.B. 847"'6332 RED Boys bicycle. 6~7619 547-6667 etc. Phillipa Ct m I! n t . Gener1I_ S.rvlt:a 6612 GUTl'ERS & Downspoutli
ly C9rxto ln ~ Bi.,utta. Call GER/SHEP, blk/brn, maJe 24 hr. recordlnr S4M380 Installed Reasonable Sall
alt 6 PM 54M007 vie. of Ward &: 17th Sl Lost '401 * rou.y LICENSED * MORE C:Onc:teb!; patio tor LAWNU Mowen s~dll -Clemente 114: 492--3706
Garden Grove 530-6656 aft leli money. Arthtic settin& sma engine• ttJ>ICLI'""'-te -======== BUSI NESS «nd 6 pm ' SIAMESE female, ftd collar. RenoWMd IUndu, Spitltuali.t., i: finlahin&. 644-0087 weldll'I(. Faulkner'• Mower "
• PfNANCIAL , -Vlc '"·a·.11 .... • n-•-·t11a Adv!ot on all matters. Shop, 2122 Harbor mvd, S•wl.•• 6ff0 .-----..----1 MALE kitten blk w/ .. ld ' """ .. ..,.. rvlLllll'<' • Low u .. -i ...... h.,_,;._ ' CUSI'OM CONCRETE ~-o;~;.;c;.·;,..~----= . ' CdM. 4 Unhappy' children. • ....... ,....,, o....u ... 11 Costa Men, (i46..7203 -
Bu1lne11 stripes'. white paws/chest. No questions uked Reward Readlnp given 7 daya a PATIOS -DRIVES • ETC. PROFESSIONAL SEWING A ALTERATIONS.
Opportunities 6300 Paulanno St. 546-5465 att Call 613-3452 • • _week. 9AM-9PM 3U N. El FREE ESTtMATE, 642-1403 APT. CLEANING Fa11t A: Reu. Service. Call
---···· 3 p.m. · . Camino Real, Snn CEMENT WOR.it: no job too 645-l539 P:=~IPof d=~~~ ~T Bristol It Warner, very 1:;;f !~ ::':'~ai: Clemente. 49'1-9136 492--0076 Small, reasonable. Free Special Uni t Rate 646-2S98 ~u"'"'pho,:::.,11-to-ry-~Sow~~lng-
tu rin& bu1lnes1 with ov. maJ~ Ger/Shep. pure cat.' Sliahtly long hair MEN! ':"'b)t ipend money on Estlm. H. Stuftlck 54S-8615 He1lth Clubs '720 MY place, 545-1012 t~.
unllmlted profit potential. white. with choke chain. w/bulhy tail. Reward' expensive C&f'I and clothes, DECORATIVE CONCRETE --·--Include• aJl dies and ,tool! 549-1955/542-7096 839-'593 when . all you ne~d Is Ofle DRIVEs.WALKS-PA110 SAUNA • MASSAGE Tll•, C1r1mlc . 6974 ~ to ...,.iu.,. • .! .a~ ~'"· 1'~' ~~· LOlfr: Small whlto poodle ~uro'::en =•;:.,, ~":· M'MSH WHI RLPil/OL. <;?¥11.f * v<iNi. The 1'ilo Man *
and W}IQUe k:tlchen __ gad~ 557~ al~· 3 Sonora Scllllol. Sat: tvf!llin&· vlc. Hl!ll' & . ri.J a fair . L!Udde1 '2152 Child . Lt s.12 ..... Trell~ eu~·~. tt.tan ' ltpl.in.
plust :ll,000 Paclcaqid unttl . pm. Newland. .Answen to "Tli> N~rt C.M • . Ci,., "'~ ·~r_:·~· No job too •~I Piaster
and .JrW\Y re~ ~untl ·GRAY Poodle, fOUrd near ple." Rew'ard, Mf·lJ66 · NE. ' ' ·' J -.J:J.cenu;d 6'10 2930 W. ~ ll"f, ~pt. .Bqb. 'pati(I. Lealttnc ~r
for I.his item Priced at Pomona & Wilson c M ED Ride to New Orltana, • . Dally 10 61 am ~ , · · ftpoir-: 1'11_
$S,OOO and terms can be 'ar-64&-3896 ' APRICOT Toy Poodle, abate e:11:pen1e1: April 27. Pre School ~ng So. ~-,,=W:::•;::•:::ccop:=;'::iUl;credlf:=;Carda:::;·-• 847•19571846-02!»
ranged. For further in-FOUN . female. 1 mo, old, 2'1' lbs. Su111n, 494w2503 ance Co. e. 30 am to 9. 30 1
formation Clll St9-l006 or d ~· ~aut. little black Vic 'Iburln, QI, i 1 o o pm 1 dt.)'I wk. l'ull·P/tlmt· H•Ullnt •no TOPSOIL 6'n 962--0841 c°'' em e; vie. Joann St., reward. 64>1241 ~C'IJ'I'"'' 6410 Aft. tdil. Rates b' 2 & up. ___ • ____ ....;;..::.
Ol!ta Mesa, 545--4522 BLACK PtnUln mile cit. ~ -~ 1 646-3706 or 5;ft1292., LIGHT Haullng, yard/pr-TOPSOIL. Nltroatn fortWed oo~r~~,:a:6 BLACK I whJte pizton, Vic Fair A FaitVlew, CM.' · lMPORTtD aae clean-up. Cll1 anytlmt redwood added 131.7000 or From~ to $31,51)() bandod. Very tam<. Vic. Fri. Rewanl. -· LEATHER PANTS Conlt"K1wt '620 bolore 8111\ or after 3 pm. <9'>4632 '
e Buel'll Park e Fullerton e Ea.at Costa Men. 54&-&t!M LOST: Brown Clip Board, FLAIRS e STRAIGHTS Additions * Remodillin& 494-492'7 :::o:;,,· =====
Cypresa e Wtsbnlmttt e s:e~rcw:r.'· u'~ dogDe • near Santltge A: Galaxy. FRINGED e SHORTS Fred. H. Gmrick, Uc. CARL0 'S 11~!'· Pllaul!U ~ I T'" Service '911 Hulitincton. Beach e Garden ' ., , • c . .-v, c Reward. call 646-6645 MOTORCYCLE PADDED C73-IO(l. * 54t-2170 eanup, no .on •. nwu.
Grove e Tut:in e S.nta G1J 558 JoAnn, Apt. A. C.M. BLACK Female, long hair On SAie Now • Only $39.95 Free Est. 54WB1S TREE SEltVICE All typfl
Ana • Costa Mesa. • Ana. But short hair dos, Ige. on 1'et. legs A: tall. Urenae While They Last. C1rpet CIHning 6'2.J YARD/ Gar. Cle an.up . ~ac &: lnl. l'Ne Eltimatu
helm • La Mu..ta. • mal" l!"'"'· nr La Pu Rd. j04011Hoartbrok•ril !l4l-«i09 • JAMES LTD 1 • 8'.!\'lci ....,, 1tvy. trull. "ii'iiiii;=~~=~----~:;A~~-Op'!'.83: i:1s ~::::k ';: T;.".~~~~~ ~ .~~ _ ;,,~::~.. , ~: ~r~t ~:t:.-:.p 1t ~ ~~:d. =~~~
yr medium slttd rettaurairt CdM Pl tat~ Ident i fy a'ft 6 pm. 5ft..6641 1584 Newport, c.M, eo.ooco ~ ·,~. , · ~~. ',., .. • Rta.iont.b1'. 'u)'l'I ap. Fully JM,~
In N.8. lllat mU1t 1>e''ooll 673-16*. · BIG IALI · CARP•T • · = . ph,lllo .,.,.,. due tolollofmgr. lOMdown FOUNDS.I. nile, nr Horace P1nen1l1 '405 New. used nanie brands 4 sTllM CLIANED HAULING '·Cttan·up . ..;.,==;.;'Y,_ __ ....;.;.;.
Call Gale Pike· 494-6373 far Ensian Scbaol tame white ---·-10c SO. FT. Trttsmooved. Jl.tuonabl•. CZ'YKOSKl'I Clalbn. Qphol appt to 1tt ... _., _ nbbtl. 54&-61.0 DOTTY Cuh: C.Ontact Tom ofiainats, Lf.dJn;-t e' n 1• Allo carpet lnltallallon Ffte tstlm&te. SQ-1742 European ~ .
New1p1per o •• 1.r1filp FOUND Turtle, po I it Ive :;,,,~ ~ wm pa)' for ' Si:'J'!uq~~~ :!tU:~ '46ost71 IT'S BftCb•'llClllle tbttrt. .. ~% tin! IG-1'5C
For L.A. Herald Exa1nlner in Id' n. t I fleatlon MCtlW')', eons\anment. f'llmlly 'l'rtllJI. REMARC Servtett. a rooms ptt ldectlon twl'I See tbl· 1831 ~fWPOl't B\Yd., C.M.",
Orange County. Be In boll· 54M277. ALCOHOLJCS Anon)lmOUI ure Rouse, 528 S El Camino $21 .50. NJ SUlraft. Credit DAILY Pllhl' 0."'W !'or Di.uy PUot Want Al&il
neu for yow'5fli(, Cub de. Phone 5'2-12'17 OI' wrlt(t lo ~at Tustin 13iom card& OK. 8'7-61188 section NOWt Dial 80..srn. Irr RE.WI.TS
pclllt rrq'd, Write Box RP n1E S1JN ,N'CVER. sns an P.O. Box 1223 Oolta )fua, ' .
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~;;.;;..'=IMKO..;;..;..;o.;.YMEHT==1.ioas a llMl'l.OYMlirilJOIS&IMl'l.OYMENT JOIS a EMPLOYMENT Jou a EMl'l.OYMENT I JOBS a EMPLOYMENT I JOBS a EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE FOR I MERCHANDISE l'OR
~-~W~ 1100 I 1J~•:"':-g~~~=~~·~w~-~-;.i7~1oo~~J~o~i.~~M~111~n~, w~-~-~1~1~ooil"'-•_-h_•_M_•_n_.,_w_._"" __ 1_100_
BAIR, STYUST. Open.tof
wanted for busy abop tn
Lqfma Niau•L Croup Jn.
aurance, paid vacation t'"'n,
Followlnr pttferred. 60%.
-or-.AUtol
!Ude.
J b M W 7100 .JObo M W 7100 J Ill M W 7100 SALE 7iND-TRAI>&--SALE-A,.O T~l-o 1 99n, om. "'"' om. o ~ om. .-. Furniture 8000, Furnltu,. IODO
THE AIRPORTER INN HOTEL ACCOUNTANTS
IOOKKEIPERS
Gl!NIRAL OFFICE
MAINTENANCE
KEYPUNCH OPER'S.
COOKS Offt!IN_6_$_00_N ,t. T
18700 Mac>.rthur Blvd.
(Oppo1i+. Or•Jtt• Ceu...., Alrportl
PUBLIC NOTICE
Broller • Grill
MECHANICS
MANAGERS
SALES
MEN a WOMEN
ca:ll:
to open NEW
Hospllal il now ecc•Ptin9 .. pplicatlo11s to fill positions ln th•
COlONY KITCHIN
RESTAURANT
e PHYSICAL
111ERAPIST
ApP11 PenonneJ °"""'" So. Cout Community HOlpi..
hot•I I r•1ta11rant, coffaa dtop A b•nqu_..t dept.
-FRONT OFFICE MANAGER -COOKS
-FRONT OESI< CLEll.KS -PANTlY MEN
. 545..0658
J211 Horbor, Cost• Mno
(ot San Diogo Froowayl taJ, S18'l'2 Coe.at Hwy., South
l..qw>a. Cali!. Pb: -13ll
Exl 356.
-NIGHT AUDITOl. -KITCHEN HELPERS
-ACCOUNTANTS -DISHWASHERS
INCR JOOO S.ri••J -POT WASHERS
--CASHIERS -REUAURANT MANA.Ell
-· -------· -·---SWITCHBOARD OPEl.ATO" -MA1Tll.E D'
Rea:itded Job lnfOnnttkln ===·==== Jobs Mon, Wom. 7100 Jobt-Men--w~HOU~ERWanted ,
' • llve-1n pref. 2 schl age
-IELL CA'1AINS --CAPTAINS
-BELL MEN -BARTENDERS -STEWARD ADULT To cani for Con.
valescing 13 yr old. Wkdays
g.!f:3Q, Own transp. Aft 6
962-tl3S6
AGENCY NEEDS YOU
BOYS 11·14
CUTier -... Opn "' l..quna Beach, So. Lquoo
DAJl.Y PILOT
ec.mi
---------1 children. -$35 wk, en nn &
TV. Spanish ... akinc OK:
""'585.'l
-HOSTESSES
-WAITRESSES
-ROOM MAIDS
-MAINTENANCE MEN
-JANITORS -IUSIOYS
HOUSEKEEPER Ai>" Apply Waaildeys betwaan 10 •.m .. 12 p.rn. or 3 p.m.·S p.m JOIS & EMPLOYMENT F I . IOOO
....,., ..,.. with figures, Ex-Residence, 9925 Alameda, 5<1-1 .. lnttruction 7600 -.-___ ..;;..;.o.;;1
Clerk • Ty~sl
CALIF. CASTING CO.
Looking for every day peojile
like you! For T.V. Commer-
cial& &: ptm work. Receive
free screen test, no exp nec1 Not a school, no fef,
CAN YIW QUALIFY
Need someone to aaLst me
in my ~u 2 hrl a day,
5 da,ys a wk. $65 wk. For
~Interview, call Mn.
Clay 174-0380 betw. 2-4. pm.
Typkig, tiling, good phone ply-Parkhurst Retirement ~;;~;;~~;.'Ti~fi,;;:~i;~i;;."~~~~~~~i,;~~~1~~~~~~~~ urn ture ee.Dent company benefits. Fountain Valley. 9fii..SS31 Jobs-Mein, Wom. 7100 Jobs Men, Wom. 7100 Job.-Men, Worn. 7100 BEING transferred. mmrt
Advan<ement opportunltlos. NEED uo .... 1ree-· _ th,.. lrS YOUR MOYE "pai"• "'11m300•· wilb<drooml -·-•=·. .,.... RN In-Service, co-ordinator, ..... .., ..-.
NWewpo1 rt.CO.pt:r.. ~~ .. Pllarea. mornings per week, own M1EDICAL Secy-~~·~l Of. exp'd only. BA degree SECRETARY AIRLINE & TRAVEL Spanish velvet 50fa & r te Box • .......,, ~ ot. trans & ref. 492-fi681 f ce, some back, 11.l'iuw edge pref'd. Xlnt benefits A NEW ACCTS. low seat. pa.id $500, will take
ot all types of med. forms. , __ , --•-c I I 1~ "----" HOUSEKEEPER -Llve in Se11ung ........ ry. on ac Position available at Stt\Jr. 61-1 • ......,uuuuuel:endtables
CLERK -Exp'd, part time, lor elderly couple. Mature Mon, 6Tu"12' Thurs, ':i· Director o( Nursing. C.M. Uy Pacific National Bank, INDUSTRY CAREERS $175. Washer dryer, refrig.,
male over 2L Convenient woman pref. Call 642-6661 9:30-:30. •75 hr. Fashion Memorial Hosp. 642-2734 So. r ........ a branch, for....... dioottt & lan;ips. Color TV, $50 to $115 PER DAY
If . acCepted. For appt phone
<n4J 835-8282
ALL THREE SHIFTS
•Foreman
• Lead Men e Fiberglass molders e Gelcoeters
-NEEDS-
• DAY•
DISHWASHER
APPLY JN PERSON
2601 W. OOAS'I' HWY.
-NEWPORT BEACH
CEMETERY
AND
FUNERAL
COUNSELING
ProfeuiOnal training tn our
CofOna del Mar offices if ac·
cep~.
You owe It to · yourseU to ar-
range an interview.
~LY Trainees, day or PHONE
night shift, female age 18-* 644-0212 *
28, no °exp nee., but mWJt DARRELL WARD
.~., ., ... ""''Jn Isl, Send resume to Daily """'6\IUG ..,...... 'd ·~ ill -~ rn""""" · ~~ INSURANCE. Girl, e'Xper. Pilot Box M-29. RN'g;..ICU, All 5hitts avail. aon with sales ability, per. pal over -w ..... 'C
Xln' Xlnt wo""'-nd's Co sonali"' and h,..;..,. &kill'-$Z'T5. sM..2549 . Credit Intetvil!'Wft' .... $340 -.t.i opportunity In fastest MOTEL MAID Part time, • .. ....... 6 co . n-Ap-'" avl -•vs'.";:'. __ Hwy, •OPERATIONS AGENT DANISH Mod•-9" It.·-Lite typing-will train. . 6~v•ul1g general lns. agency tact Director of Nur&ing ...., _...., .......w>l • TICKET SALES ~... 7JI ....._.
En c.--. to~""' Jn Orange Co. Salary open. peninsula area. C.M. Memorial Ho 1 p , So. Laguna, $2224. e RESERVATIONS tional, Bei~ couch with ,.:Pi;;?o ·~··Sii·~P ~ £8!1 .... ~r Nichols at The * 675-1841 * 642-2734 Equal oppty, employer M/F •AIR FREIGHT-CARGO curved end, reversible
Decorator Sales •••• $450 Up ........,""" O>mpany 547-1666. ~°i!'!: =:. ::94~ RN, Night aupervisor, xlnt Secy/Legal Tmee $450 •COMMUNICATIONS ~:Joens,: =ti;,n:ut
Art bkgrd. ** * INSPECTOR, nights. Laguna Beach. working cond's & benefits. Exciting opty to start in legal •TRAVEL AGENT bookcase headboard, New
AIP •., •• : •••••••• , •• •,. $400 Mac Gregor Yacht Corp Contact Director of Nursing, field, Very pleasant law Englander Red Une mat.
Heavy experience 1631 Placentia, C.M. MUSIC Arranger. Write in-C.M. Memorial ff 0 1 P • ores., good bents. Call Miss Airllne School• Pacific tress & box springs, (tall
MTST ()per •••••••••• Open K ch 0 $5•0 strument charts: for com· &42-2?34 Efu:abelh, 557-6122. A~igall 610 E. 17th, Santa Ana boy length) ......... _ .... ,.., __
Ex--..:~---" eypun pr. " poser of popular music. Aft 6.......,. .... uwuun ,..... • ..,,..._"""" DAYS Xlnl I ble Co ld al See Be-· Bruce at Abbot ~raonnel ~ncy, 230 543-6596 $65, 833-ll'iO Teller Open · • 1 8 • e 6 PM, Sun. tbru Thurs, • .., W. Warner, SUite 211, Santa~ -.;--o;;:-::oc=-=-~ • .-1
4::11 ~·;;;;:·;..m··~ht. ~kin~oo;~tTo~~-Dave McKinney, 545-4270. m .fl Ana. • The Newport • • CA$$H
Sales Rep •••• $500 + comm. Abigail Abbot • Personnei NEED Vacation Money! u . . i66 Cxec S.cy L-al $550 • School of Bu1lne11 • For car allowance. Exp. Agency 230 W Warner you need a good steady In-'"'• Mechanic ......... _ .... Open Suite m_ Santa Ana • come&: can work only half Agency for Career Girls FEE NEGO F FURNITURE
Brake/end alignment exp. • · days. Take food ordel'll, 410 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. Xlnt bents incl. ·retirement e&.tures . weethkly :~ Appliances, Antiques
State lie. &-"own tools. * LADIES * 1-S-Q), show Fountain Valley, Hunt. Bch. By appoL'lt. 64&.1939 plan. Other free & tee jobs. courses in e s s You 1 Item or Houseful
SARAH <XlttNTRY s · JASON BEST need lu get the job you ·-•-Cook •••••••• , •••• , •••• Open pnng area. Call Mn. Stevens, want ..,.....,_
Must be e:xp. & all season j ewe Ir y , (714J 533-1932. Sales Employment Agency e 894-2312 e
Gen'I Ok .......... $450 up A"'°lutely no '-''mt, We N""''"" GRANT'S SURPLUS 220'/ So. -n. Santa Ana • °"" n--Dr N B , PC BED RM SET D.M.V. e:xp. train. 531-8631 or 962-5988 -..,. 9264 W. KateUa. Anaheim Oo),) uuv..r ·• • • • "T •
INDEPENDENT ~ R.N •• 3 days -r wk. N Int . • 546-5410 or 821-1220 ~ Contemporary walnut queen
PERSONNEL AGENCY I ~ l I ow erv1ew1n9 SECR I C A Sh '"' bed theodboaro, ''""": tns Orange Ave, Suite C Local Office Jobs Chai enging poi ton, y_ ~Y J_tecepti~nist Art ottage rt 0PP9 & footboard), triple dresser ,
N Ch I_, F relief superviaor, 96 SALESMEN oung y nam1c envll'On. lessons, land & seascap. withmlrror,bureauandnite , C.M, 642-0026, 545-0979 ° arge _,. rH bed ECF. mental planning firm es, s.lgns & truck lettering.
ba\>e good eyesight&: finger CHURCH NURSERY
dexterity. Apply Jn person Attendant. Sun. morning,
SAE Advanced Packaging, Tues & Wed afternoons. Ma· ~135~7~E~-~Edinge-' _r_S_. ~A·-~ I ture, ~ & undet"ltand ba· COQK.BROILER Pleue call tor appt.
BABYSIT, mature Christian bie1 &: mnaD children. Pbys. See Chet Superior Agency 642-n41 LYN -6;30 am. 3 pm,
2 days per wk. Rellef
mad. nurse.
Full limo
Experienced preferred
but not oecessary, Many
CQmpany benefits, Apply
in pel'IJCln only between
2 and 6 P.M, Ask for
Mike Grant
seek.! bright, attractive girl Emma Blan~hip & Joyce stand. All with fonnica tops. :
under 30. Sa 1 a ry com-Sisler, &lo W. 19th (At ::-.>-$125. Call S45-6062 after 5 or
mensurate with exp. Coast rnona) 642-1689 or 836-6455. anytime weekends. '
Scientilt,, my home, Laguna ical exam, ·Hrly wage ac-Laguna Beach Country Oub 1857 Harbor, Costa Mesa
Beacb, 6 am to 2:30 pm· 5 cording to exp. I: ability. South Laguna ~
daystwk. start May 4' Send handwritten appllca-COOKS 'th b il ''LOOK" ''SPECIAL" ~1733. tion to Box M·9'J5 Dally Pilot. w1 ro er exp. BATH AIDE -I AM -
1 PM. 4 days per wk.
Will tr•in.
BABYSJ'M'ER, days I-eves. Abo waltreSBes, full or part· Mar Comfort bra &-wigs tor
Must itart immed. Must be ~ CITY OF -time. Call 837·9006 tlttlrig or job. Call Mrs.
close , to Orange County Jfe't' B CH COUPLE-To manage 4 2 Con\118Y, 968-6219.
airport or c .M. area. WPORT EA unit! in Huntington Bea~ LVN-Full ot part time, 3 WARD CLERK -Port
time. Exper. pref'd.
Must be tfficlent.
557-96111 e DRAFTSMAN e fpart time hUBb&nd) Send to 11:30 PM. Huntington
BABYSl'ITER For boy tod-· h resume to: Management Valley Convalescent
dler; Yng girl over 18 yrs, $614 $131 per mont Securities 5~3 Lakewood Hospital. 842-5551
reliable, It hskpg. S da wk. Excellent benefits, chalJeng. Blvd, Lakewood, Calif. 90712 * J\.! AC H IN l ST • Ex-
My home. Nr bch, HB. lng position in pf'Oittsalve DENTAL Aui!tant • Ortho-perienced. 8 to 4:30 shifl ~1. 536--7939 Public Works Department. dontic Office, dental exper Apply: 770 W. 17th St. C.M.
BABYSI'M'ER • Sat. Mom· Requires; three ~ draft. req. Ortho. exper pref. Age MALE • Telephone &ales.Fire
PARK LIDO
CONVALESCENT
HOSPITAL
ings, (College Park) Call Ing experience. College train-20.30. S42-.2626 deal. Paid daily. PH: Mr
after 5:30, 546--5445 1ng in civil englni!ering may DENTAL ASSISTANT Ryan 83&-C67 •NURSE AIDES * 1'·3 &:
(714) 642-2410
BABYSI'l'TER H s k pr. 2 substitute for two years ex-01rslde~ only, MAN to assist Mgr., local 3-11 shifts. Exper! Perso..._
children. 5 I 4. Own trans. perienoe. -~~~-~---• appliance store. Must ' be nel Dept. Hoag Hospital,
Penn. F.V. 968-1620 aft 6. DENTAL--Front Office for neat appearing, Call 9 AM N.B.
BABYSITl'ER Wanted • Apply immediately to PefflOn. specialty practice, exper. to 10 AM only: 496-2383 NURSE AIDES .•• All shift!
P.ularino __ ., dist Call net Otttce, City Hall, 3300 Beach area. 962-6671 Ex · __ , ,..1.d ~· ---==~---I MAN I Gardener, gr o u n d open. per1en .... ...,.. P .
after 5 PM, 5@..fi992 :ee;:rt eai:'.vdsiooJ N:i,~ DIESEL maintenance, at Newporter Apply: Laguna ~~~..!!urs-Inn Permanent See head ing Home {n4) 4., .... ,,,,.°' Bank cn4) 673-6633.
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC Gani""'•..,. Ellis .. N.B. N""'"g
BANK STENO MANAGEMENT OPPOR. REGISTERED NURSE
Full or pt. time. Car nee, 20 I.C.-C.C.U.
UNITED CALIFeRNIA NEW~~~ ~ACH 545-7117, ,,_. wk • .,. only. Ju; wk. 83&-4302 Expanding unit, Challeoging
-BANK -DISHWASHER. PART-TIME Management Tr•lnee oppotiortunities, contlnwngCon· ta~
4667 MacArthur mvd. Swiss Chalet. ttC N. New. $50D. uca n program. "' TREE' TRIMMER port. N s ,,...,.,...,1 So. c..st Com-Newport Beach, CaJil. · · Local posiatln. Call Ann, munity Hosp, 31872 Coast (714) 5ro-4424 $576 to $701 Month DONUT SHOP Ladles want-Westcliff Per110nnel Agtncy n4) '99-
Equal opportunity employer ed, Z45 for nigh! :-hift, No 2043 Weslcliff Dr., N.B'. Hwy, So. Laguna C
BARMAID ~-!stand•'ng he-ti•-. a-uir. exper. nee, MR. DONUT, 135 645-2770 ,_=="Ext_,·~""=,...,.===co vu '"'" ui ·~ E 11th St CM 1 ~~====~=-ORDER takers, women over Attractive. Apply days only. es; one yelll' tree trimming -c'=--=c-"-·-· °7.=:-* MAINTENANCE PAINT· 19, da~ or eves, pleasant
Scotty's, 436 E, 17th. C.M. experience. Draftsman ''B'' ER. One year exper, &11 work from our oUlce, no ** BROILER COOK Minimum 2 years expert-journeyman painter. App],y: exp. nee. Salary $1.65 hr.
Apply before 5 pm, May 1st, ence in ~t &: taping Classified Penionnel, Ne\\'-Call 547.1323 before 5 pm.
EXPERIENCED. Perm. 5 or
6 day week • night shift, ~
quire bet. 11 AM-5 PM.
The Five Crowns
Restaurant
3801 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.
C.Orona del Mar No ph. calls
Casting Agent
CALIF. CASTING CO.
We are caating directors for
many independent industrial
&: documentary tllm produc.
ers. Need immediately gals
l!J.35 for non-unk:in jobs. $75
to $125 per day. We are not
a school or agent.
FREE TV SCREEN
TEST
NO OIARGE TO YOU
EVER!
We are client pald, Ph. lor
interview (714) 835-8282,
NO matter What h 18, you can sell it with a DAILY
nowl!I
Personnel OUlce, City Hall. work for port • Mesa Unified School
3300NewmirtBlvd.,Newport of art printed District 160116th St New· ORTH.OPEDlC Surgeon • 1 tn'J circuit bclards. port n.' h .,A~ ,,,.,,,,,. • Westminster needs exper of. Beach, Callforn a. "' :oo:ac ............,., Ctll Personnel Dept. · '"• g;,.1. 540-3885 .,, 5,30 673-6633 for information. MAIDS, Experienced, over P.M.
(71<1j 494-9401 21. Apply Ben Brown'• P-AR-TS-Cl-,-,k-.-wil~-1-tra-in.
CLERK-For marketing
department. Heavy
telephone contact wit b
customers. Speed and ac-
curacy ln routine math,
type 40 wpm. Min of 2
yrs. office: exper. req'd.
Contact Personnel, AVERY
PRODUCTS. Consumer Div.
262D S. Susan, Santa Ana
fNr Harbor & Warner) -CLERK TYPIST
Type fiO.fiO wpm, electric
,,,,,.,.,.,..,., Pw-cbulng ...
partment experien~ pre-
fen'ed. Diversified duties.
CALL PERSONNEL DEPI'.
('114) 494-9401
TELONIC
INDUSTRIES
Laguna Beach
An equal opportunlf.)'
employer
TELONIC Motor Hotel, 31106 S. Coast must have valid drivers lie.,
Hwy, South Laguna bondable. Apply 8AM-5PM, Industries ... MAIDS NEEDED -Ex-2751 w. coast Hwy, N.B.
La9una Beach per. not nee. KEN NILES PART Time, as Mi stan t ~1ARJNA MOTEL, 1021 Equal opportunity emplayer Dayslde Dr., Newpt. Bch. SOCIAL DIRECTOR.
DRAPERY Worken: ( 2) ManiiiiuO.tiaccttlll'Uriiiniig:-'----1-212~pe~'~h'C.· ~64~'-'~1_'.'!t)'.__
Must be dper all around. PART TlME house gu.ard,
Steady wori<. Gd wage• & MACHINISTS 5-9PM. Newport Cont.r. binge bene.tits. 1651 Placen-Call: 644-0003
t1a A\'e .• C.M. PART TIME 9 AM~ PM, * DRIVERS * A progressive manufac-3 day~ a week, OFnCE No e__.ence turing company, with ex-6: RETAILING. &C-8057.
-........
1 cellent working conditions PART-Time Help. nights. Necessary! and trtng(! ~netits has $1.75 + comm. maclc\llell's
Musi hav. cleu CaJUornla immediate openings for Richfield, 744 W. 19th, CM
clrlvlna reconl. A"""' ••• PIE MAKER
YELLOW CAB CO. Responsible, young man to
186 E. l6lb St. *R & D PROTOTYPE learn the pie making bust.
ca.ta Mea MACHINIST ness.6days.4Shrwk,work
EXECUTIVE Secretary, age Must have recent exper, lnlo gd future with growing
25-40. Rigid 'qUalif!ications co. Apply In person, Vi's Pies
Incl. appearance. Xlnt op-*DEBURR & DRILL fS to 6 pm) 191E.16th st.,
portunity. Newport Center. PRESS OPERATORS C.M.
Hwy, CdM. Contact Mr. PIANO LESSONS • TWIN bed boxspring &. mat-:
Taylor or Mr. Price fi13..8761 Beginners, intennedlatei • tress, $20, rollaway bed $15,
SECRETARY p I Time To all ages, THEORY • IM· sofa bed $15. 494-1273. i
Land Developer, N.B. PROVlZATION. Reasonable. NEW 8 ft sofa & 5 ft. love ,
Under 35. Call 64~2820. Call after 5 p.m. 546.1548 seat, 3 toned on gold, strip
PLEASE ·APPLY pattern: Oriental teak fram.· l
1750 Newport Blvd., CM SERVI<;E Station At~endanl ~rical 7900 ing, $500. 644-5983
Full time, eve. shift, Ex· • SALES perienced, n .. t "in' .... AC_Tl_N_G __ _
PERSONNEL pearance. Apply 2590 New-
port Blvd., C.M. Do you want lo he a full tim•
(Male er Female) working professional? Do
Part time, for luxury apt SERVICE Station Attendant, you have ~he self discipline
complex. Previous sale5 & mature, p/time, Corona de! to subject yourself to a rig.
leasing exper. req'd. Call Mar, 6'1S-6650. id British training course &
SO. BAY CLUB APTS. Shipping .. Receiving.. the artistic humility to ac-
8' SOFA & Loveseat, ooHee I
& end tbls, kng st bdrm ;
se t. lamps &: c hr1. ~
Sacri!\ce! Call 646-4332.
Antique Love S.at
Excellent Condition. 613-3648
Offica Furniture BOIO
Newpt. Sch. (n4) 645-0550 Warehoun Manaier cept minor mies until the
SALES.CASHIER, mature & training period is complete? USED steel desks $39.SO e
dependable for pt-time eves A local, growing company If so THE LONDON LA· Posture chairs $12.50 & up .
& wkods. Apply Gitt Shop, needt an experienced GUNA A CT 0 R S WORK· e Used 2 & 4 dra~'er filing •
Orange County Airport man who could standard-SHOP nllght be able to help cabinets • Used wood desks ;
You. No previous e"""rience McMahan Bros Desk lnc, SALES. Ho·'•-lo hand ize our warehouse stor-··.--• ... •J necessary, no age barrier. 1800 Newport mvd.
bags. Mature women 25-55. a&f!: and establish a Members of this exclusive Costa Mesa * 642-8450
Leed's Shoe Store, So. Coast smooth traUic control group will only be accepted ,
Plaza. Contact Mr. Phelps. iystem. upon a satisfactory personal Cafe, Restaurant 8014 :
SALES Good salary and excellent interview with the director. _________ 1:
$400 to $3,000. No sale11 exp. fringe benefllll. Call C9M404 tor appt. BOOTIIS. Horseshoe $30 -'
needed tG take orders & MERCHANDISE pullman sso. All with tables, ' cover leads for wo r 1d•1 I ;A;;;p;;;p;;;ly-Bo;;;x-P;;;-587-;;;D;;ally-;;;PIJ;;;' 0;.tl FOR SALE AND TRADE settees. $5 per lineal foot. i fastest .se.lling home ex.
"""'· It .. 11s ~ SO. CALIF. 1st ~=~· 3333 w. =~· w~• ";':o/'."'iina,! NATIONAL BANK Furniture 8000 1-========~I
ctng. Call: 891-1986 between 1---------Garage Sale 8022 I
12 & 7 p.m. has immediate opening for CUSTOM quilted twin beds. FURNITURE-Garage Sa1e .• Gold hrocad e-compl
SALES w/brass headstead: elec. Items offered In xln't cond. ;
Custom bikinis aales. Earn COMMERCIAL blanket, bedsprds, bed pads Girl's white bdnn set, •
$7.50 per hr &: up, selling TELLERS &: all linens. As new. phono console, oversized chr
Sandpiper custom hlldn1s & --Eves/wknQs. 962-0212 & ottom., Drexel accent :
roveM1ps at Mme parties, pc's. Misc lamps & access
part time. No invest'mt. APPLY IN PERSON ONLY HOUSEFUL Of new model 4/25 & 4/26, lOAM. 2701 :
Girls 16 )'TS & up. call Heidi 1001 S. El Camino Real home furniture. Reg. $683. Wavecrest Dr., CdM.
Hansen, 545-4088 wk. days, San Clemente, Calli. ~;1~197· 894-«17 orlcEXE="R"cr=ct=E.--:1"10'".--=a'"u'"'tc11
SALES. Married men for CAlphaBetaShoppingCenter) ,,-,co----~~~~ clipper $4.50. Sunbeam
estab, Fuller Brush route 8' Sofa neve[ used, quilted French iryer $13.95, Mix
work. Good earnings &: Equal opportunity empleyer floral, Scotchguarded $125, Master + extras $l2, ••
bonus. For info. call Mr. ~~~~~~~~~!Match. l ovesea t $75. Florescent lite $5, Dishes '
HoHman KI &-6339 TELEPHONE Sales from 7?6--0592. $8.50, Soda King &: misc. ·
SALE.>Service: Estab. Fuller your own home, exper, AN'=Tl=Q~U~E~F=.,.-n;~,,-,..---,n~cl. 718 14th St, H.B. 536-6086
Brush route, $125 a wk, salary open, 644-2159, S.10 Queen Anne tbls. etc. 3030 TIIURS, F'l'i, Sat, (10..SJ 2530 :
guaranteed to start. Call AM Only. So. Olive, S.A. S49-~ Santa Ana Ave, C.M. Span.
54fr.SU5 TRACER Lathe operator 6 MAHOG. Bdrm Set. dbl end tbl, Colon. lamp tbl, :
SALES mos to one yrs exp. prefer-bxspmgs & matt Complete, patio tbl , hair dryer, bed ,
e rorAL LOOK SALES e red. Call Mr. Lewis 64~2884 $115. Call 6T~17 frame, mlsc odds & enda.
Our Fashion Con1ulta.nt1 are • • • TEWR DIN. Rm Set w I buffet $75 3 FAMILIES, EVERYTI-lING
the most successful In the Couch & chair Sl5. Call Starts IO am Sat, 4/25. 605
business. They earn a l'I Position available for per· ~-="~....,=='~· .-~--~ Victoria St., CM.
average $11.20 per hr ·• aonable, well groomed young BEAUTIFUL Large Dark PATIO Sale Fri, Sat, Sun
make no invest'mt, fully book 6 hel 1"5 Mi. •-----trained & have fu n. Sales lady with pleasing personal-pecan case, s ves, ..,. , c. '"'Wi'Chold goods.
coordinated, fashion trom ity and the ability fD work1_x'.'l=n'="'=""=·=Call=-:'='....,;=05==0:-~1=953=M:•;•:le:A;;"'=:":::C;:.M:·== well with the public. Teller1 ~
head to toe. Join the ~ experience desired but not Furniture 8000 I Furniture 8000
ners. can FASHION Mffi· 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;~~ ROR. week day1. 54S..9481 mandatory. Ii
* ALL ITEMS RETURNED FROM
SALES & 111Vfntory Oerk Xlnt. working conditions and *
for hardware dept of fringe benefits. Please call
Lumber Company. Ca 11 Mn. Nagel for appl, (TIC)
545-2026 642-4711. RENTALS, LEASES & MODEL HOMES SECRETARY (Prlvoto)
Call 644-1405 between 8 AJ.f l2d. operation)
I: 5!30 PM for appointment. Prev. exp. req'd.
Joba-Mon, Wom. 7100Jobo Mon, Wom. 7100 RECEPI'IONISf For Vice President of Mfg.
plant. ACCW'llte I-eU:ldenl Young lady, neat appearing, In handling tom!apondence
-GLENDALE-
FEDERAL SAVINGS
We •re the sales outlet for the
nation'• largest furniture r•ntal co.
A1semblers-Fem1le
Burroughs Corp.
New Commercl1I Computer Pl1nt
MISSION VIEJO
Now taking 1ppllutlon1 for
ASSEMBLERS
at our new plant in Mlssion Viejo, Calif.
Some experieoce preferred.
Apply 8 am • 4:80 pm
Monday Ulrough Friday
EMl'LOYMENT OFFICE
25715 _._ Road
Mlulon Vlolo. C1m.
8»3232
Equal opportunity empioJer M/F
personable & attractive for & telephone work.
Apply ttt client contact. Typing tkills Some typing I: Sll req'd. $500 1833 NEWPORT BLVD.
EXPERIENCED Pediatric
RN « Public Health nne
for group practice. Send
tts11me to P.O. Box 17'.lS,
N.B.
STA.FAST, INC. ""'°""'' experi•n<e pre-mo. ApPly tn penon; COSTA MESA
926 So. Lyon fened. 547•9519 Z.D. PRODUCTS Equal opportunity ernployf!I' * FOOD WAITRESS {Enter at McFadden It Lyon) Restaurant 3190 Pullman, Costa Mesa WAITRESSES • Full or part * SHORT ORDER COOK Santa Ana. -Equal opportunity employer timo. Re.t't. Apply Benton's
M"st be exp'd. s.e '"· G<0.1.~-==~---* DISHWASHER Socrotory $500 CoUee Shop. 133 s. °'"'' Have-le~. Huntiniton Lanes, MAINTENANCE MAN _ (Nlght·tlme) Xlnt co A benh for rat w/ Hwy,, Laguna Bch
19582 Beach Blvd. Hunt. DISHWASHER wan-top skills. SH A typiflK, l ·w=A"ITRESS=;,;,-,...,.=:-21,.-,"Eve;-.. ,,.-ng
Bcll. '"'-"'-..u * BUSBOYS Gol Friday $435 Shm, eau 540-2008 betwn 11
GARDENING, exp"d En;!lab *** 6"13-4530 *** fntercstJng dl\.'ttsllled job. am It 9 pm
apettklfla. Minor landscapini MECHANICS HELPER (D•ytime) Sm11.ll Co/lop benfs. WAITRESSES. e:<p'd. Split
& yan1 ..,.., ;ll-<292 alt a LUBE MAN SERVICE CENTER shltt. "62 Palisad" Rd.
5 Must be familiar w/diesel * APPLY * Employment Agtncy S.A. * 'mE DERBY *
Gener1I Office to $450. trucks. P"Urnlsh your own Reuben E. ·Lee 500 Newport Center lk., NB WANTED mattll't "'10man
Accnts Pa>'-Rec. b'Plnl 50 ht.rid tools. lSl E. Coast ftwy. Suite 200 By appt, 644-f98l w/ some pncttcal nunie
WPM, Joveb' offtQel. Call DRIVER Newport Beach S.Cr1t1ry to $563. exp to do cooking & usisl
Lora.int, Wntclltt Pt:1101mel W /CLut 1 lJcerme, exper on Rl:irtaurant Good typinc I: Sill akilla, one in ll.skps:. Ho1M'St I: depe..._
Agenci" 200 Wesldl!I Dr., dleoel ~ A w low bed Reuben E. Lff glJI office be•ch ....._ CAii dable. Rds. IJve In or out.
N.B. 645-2110 bit's.. l.orftlne, WestcliH Pt.nionnel 548-5652
*Girl frldoy * MAN FRIDAY Aaen<>" >143 Westclltt Dr., WANTED; Exp'd. Honda
This ote 11 a rnesg! Do YoU "°" General Oean-Up " * 1AR BOY * N.B, 645-:mo mechanic. Must have own
have tht ability to pt !hires Yard Work for locally based tools. 60-4343 •-__._.... --J-rt Great tnacktna firm . BUSIEST f'l'\&i'kl'tplaee In m _.,.,. ua""' Cail J k 546-7l?2 town. The DAILY PILOT WOMAN To work In Donut boss & loc. Start $450, Call ac Exp'd. Part Time ~lficd Rction. Sa v' e shop, ov~r 2t.. No phone
Joan &fp._rlln. ~ MECHANJC.1''arf!lgn Car, APPLY money, tlmti I: trtort. Look oJls plcatt. Winc h e ll 's
COASTAL AGENCY J:)(p'cl., ec.ta Mesa. 151 E. COAST HWY. mwlll Donut HouM:, 2!'M7 Harbor
1190 Ut,tbor 8MI. CM __ *Call ___ m. __ 5Ul __ * ____ N_EWPO __ R1'_BEAC1 __ 1__________ Blvd, Costa Meu.
~ l
•
I • ----~ -----~ ~ --··~ ....
Complete 10 pc walnut BR set Including box
springs, matLress & lamps. Wa s $350 . , .•
now only $119.
Massive 9 drawer Spanish dresser &-mir-
ror, 1 nite stand, 1 headboard. Was $225.
now only $99.
Complete 5 piece Spanish Bedroom set tn
antique green. Was $300 •.. , now only $149.
Complete 7 piece Spanish Living room set,
8' sofa & love seat, artistic wood arms, 3
tables, 2 lamps. Was $525 ... now only $lit.
Complete 7 pc. Spanish Jiving room set, 8'
sofa &-love seat, 3 tables, 2 lamps.
Was $400 ..............••... now only $169.
At last! Xlnt used Relri gera\ors !rom $7S ••·up.
Many good used occasional chairs • in varl·
ous colors from $9 ••ch up.
Our complete stock of lamps !rom $3.50 ••·
up.
THE USED FURNITURE FACTORY
1115 Horbor Blvd., ol 19th St.
Costa Mesa * J.48..9457
H rs: Wltdoyo 9-5::10, 'Sot. 9-5, Sun. IM
* * _,
,
I'
1:
-~ MlllCHANDI R FOR MIRCHANDIR POk MlllCHAHDISI FDR
SALE AND TRADI
ms ind TiV1S1'0CK-T8ANS~RTAT10N TRANSPORTATION
!A~D TRADE SALi AND TRADI --Pett, General -Sallboolt 9010 Mini BlkH 9275 Compo"
Gar .... S.le I022 M1 ... 11a-1 MCIO _ .. _. .., -------
1610 PE.'ICO 20 .... 4q\W'lum, Plaa'l\'end Misc. Won""1 -.
GIRL SCOUT
l\UMMAGE SALE 2'Jil E. WU.00 9,311-4,30
GARAGE SALE
Ffi...81.t. 2924 Olfftnut
• Cotta Me1a
Applloncas llDD
SO. COAST
KIRBY
hu cttdit TD'a • demo mo-
dels ot new '70 Kirby Oaas-
ics. 25% oft. Fact. warrn•t.
~~=e:....Filths .... 1,
LADY Kenmore • u lo .
wuber, xlnt cond.. $40. GE
auto. waabet', late modeJ,
xlnt cond. $65. 847--8115 or ...__
ENMORE Combination
washer & dryer. good oo~
dltlon $60. 3l31 Balearic Dr,
CM -2000
US!;D Applla.ncea le TV's, all
guaranteed. Dunlap'a 1815
N""'°"', C.M. 548-77118
W ESTIN"GROUSE Auto.
Washer, good CQnd., $30.
646-5641. eves. or Sat/Sun.
1120
SINGER Auto ilg-ug, 6
. mot. old. No attach needed
!or ztg-iag, button holes,
des!am etc. Guar. $37 cash
1 or •mall payments. ~6
SEWING ·MACHINE
Sac. New Singer auto. Fully
I g\lar. 54&8197 Pvt pty.
•
u1lcaJ
ln1trum1nt1 8125
' QUILTER Baas Amp, 200
watts nn1 w/-4 l!i" Altee11.
, $685 or best oHer. 645-2MO
betw. 10 -6 pm * BEAUTIFUL, lii'e new 7
piece drum tel. hardly used.
: Cast $400 • Sacrillee $715! !
, For detalla 538--1435
---~.-----w/lllter, aetafm\ ha.t~. .. • 1411 m42D •
LADIES. Ctrls' c: lo l h l n I thermometer, extra llghtl, Completcl w/aplnna.ker
wanted !or COMipmtnt. live planta, decorative • 22' TEMPEST •
Orla\nab pref. Formal&. wlca.nic 1tone1, extra Olymplc C1au
"lllDAY 7 -p M cUU4la. bap. etc. Mut IM! art1ftclaJ plantJ, sea I.bells, SUptr-fut, Keel-safe
APRIL 2~ii( ' : ht ciuo condition. Tuo•Sat & «>loeed i;nvel. 13 dlf. e 26',SOIJNG e
8tdroom sets Dlvar. Oc-~ 10 a.m.S pm. terent kinds of fish 22 Hl,--ltcxlr Mk 11
' ' WANTED n..,n...c. .. __,_ fish. total. 1'5. 641-17'4 PacUlc Yicb. l Sales ~lS'ftl cuional cha.in, Distnu.d : ....,~ ·--· maple tf.ble a: g cbatn, ~ F.d.i.on or O:ilumbla. Top (eYenlnp> BOAT SALE I
ettes_ Mattreuel, Credenau:, Price! 5'&.5603 alt 5:~. DINGHYS ........ $1S to S50
Hutcbet, Lamps. Pieturea. BELT-Massager. 4'iti or 5• Cats 8820 SKIFFS •••••••••• iis to $G0
Cedar chests, Stera:>11, ,Llke rl(ht band tub. Reuonable. 12 n'. SAIL .......... $240
new portable color-TV, Ma-646--1492 t.tt 5. , SE~ L p 0 JN T SI am e I e NEW "C>T" TRAll.ER $100
pl• color TV, Mana diamond ~======= . F•mol• 1 ""'"' oi<I $20, U SCO'JP BAIT TANK •• l50 * CAMPER
rin& ap;iraiaed. at SUOO, '55 I 60 Call ~ TOMCAT BOATS
*AUCTION* PMW'S #1
DEALER IN
CALIFORNIA AND
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
1910',I Inuneci. Delivery
25 Ne-.v 6 .Ulled in Slock
T&M MOTORS
lll81 Gll1'dn °"""' 8 1,.G·.G.
534..2* Open SUbday 892-5.m
11-Tn.iJ Bike, i.a,.. oup. Bulldl119 Matorlal1 7 26tl'J Newpt •Bl, NB 675-,.., SPECIAL *
ply ol 'Alma hardwood olfko USED ..... $3 • 1'-Lou""' Dogs U25 25' SHOCK Sloop "HWllJ'Y FnM Pkk Up lndudirc camp. COR11.NA
desks, 12' House trailer, ~63 window $3 •• \ 111 mt nu rn FOR MO'mER'S DAY! Tiger." Top Trophy win-er, V-8, &Ir eondltlontd, boot ---·-----
Coi-vair, Ll\fe model relrii· lcrffns $2. ~1736. ChihuahUa puppies, mother'• ner. Ll'g CO?kPlt. Can sleep Super fa.nt$utll ~· '65 Cortina. Clean, excl.
us.tors. Freezer, Stovet, father .famous '"Wh ite '4 . Fully eq1.1.1p, 5 HP outbrd . .:::=:;;;::;.;;.,;::;;:;=cc""= ,,.,, mad .. $4m or ~ otter. ... , •• ~ t ----•-and 1 .. __. 48 1WS SCIO Lie. r•-';:,:'"'"" se CH"-o"'RE Prince" owned by the 150 Genoa, h"<&""' mut !>amt chopper $200. K ~ M 642-7694 after 5
_,<rt • MU M I FREE ,TO YOl) Em .... , ol Japan. Mo1'8 Asklng $2400. en•> 84il-2936 • n•, '36-9657 • ustom otors WINDY'S AUCTION ooly. 54&-563< (21!) 59>-l005. 1965 BSA 6SOCC. Now '""" !45 &m, C.M. 541>5915 DATSUN
COME BROWSE AROUND
2075% NeWpOtt Blvd,
Behlnd Tony's ffidg Mat'la,
Costa ).Jesa * 646-8686
OPEN DAILY 9 lo 4
NEED Good home for 2 lov.
fem . ldttens. 9 wks old,
1 blac k . 1 calico
897-181! 4/23
Lea.rn with your dog, Power Cruisers 9020 cam, eng. work. Very fast. '57 GMC, 1 ton, 4 wheel dr, 1---------
flnd hlu>piness together! 646-2976 alter 6:30. 10\i' campe.r, Butane refriK,
Obedience CJau 25' Boat It Mooring oU •67 Yamaha DC'C, bored out stove w/trVen, 100 gal. t:as
etarts April 28 j3.alboa I.st. Must sell! $1000. 2 ste"" $285 •• 69 Holsclaw 2 cap. 35 water, bydt&mallc
MALE GUINEA p I GS' Marllncreat Kennels 54&-0989 ~hone 675-2065. bike 't;.uer, $125: 675-4683. tral\!I, power take--0H winch
cream &: white . 3 TOY Poodle's: ~i?ll-brcd, , ===~=.,,,~~-1 & mol"I!. $2600. 543-0072 or
'45--0121 4/24 no papers. 2 apt'. $25 ea. Spud-Ski Bo.th 9030 '69 KAWASAKI 150 cell lgn. fee at Me1a Unk>n, Newport
ORDER NOW ==--,..,.--==:I 1 spot. $35. 968-65o, alt 5 42 hp, 9 moa old, $625, like BJ\ld at Fairview ·
FOR MOTHERS DAY FREE to good home, 2 lltten pm. 16' Ski boat. Traller. Electric new. 54UTU SPECIAL
l\lothers ring:s with chlldftns lov. cute mlxed puppies, BASSET Tri Color. Best ~I~~ as new. S850. 350 Honda Scrambler. New I 1 od 1 Off birthstones. Beaut. cuatom some ten!er (small breed) ~~:i;i ....1ne Xlnt nd ~'lM or n r . uc ory er
d ___ ,_,_ & tome cocker {med. breed), of Breed Winner, AKC, 2 c,,., · 00 · .,....,.. 8' aleeps 6 $1095
mac rina:t, 1~ces van. colon. 836-4'492 : yrs. old. Stud Service SMALL Lapstrake 15' Inbrd Best offer! 67>-8528 9' witb•tollct room Si445
elllTlnp set with opala, N· .,.,, '"'l3 4/23 40CM.ll9 Lyman. Trlr & new cover, '66 Suzuki X~ Husller, 250 11' wllh to'>lot room 11u5 b!cs, aquamarines, sapphlr. ~ $500 u 548-7689 .... es, jade, etc. for the SPEC SMALL; Part Doxy & LAB. RET. Pu~. AKC. or 0 er. · CC. 6 apd. Xlnt cond. $.125. Oller expires Apl'il ~lb
lAL MOTHER. t..pidary Poodle, Hse. bro~n, has BJond & bltlck SKI BOAT -GLASS 646--4973 Scotts, 914 N. Harbor,' S.A. equlp., rough f. cvt 1tone1, shots, 4 mo'• old, mate. · Show or pet. 6ti.s'17g :50 HP Evinni~. w/traller '54 Harley Davklson 4.S cu '66 Chev "" T 6 cyl, xlnt
tools for the rockbound, all Free to good botne. &U--8472 TEACUP Pups . .nny 2 lb. 1401 Toledo SC or 492-1186 In, basket. chmme spnnger w/new rubber. Cabover
jewelry maJdna supplies, ews. ' 4/'l3 Poodlet, Maltese or Yorkiei Marine Equip 9035 lxont enct •64&-2977 camper shell w!boot $1500
gold, silwr, findings, tools FREE 3 month old black at stud. 5'>noo • • TRIUMPH 1966 M2ll. dirt Of' 54~1026
& casting supplies, male poodl e puppy , SJLKY Terrier Pupp ies, 3% }IP Outboard motor, like street, original condition CAB"""'""H"'Ii"h-""""""'""'.'.'.'.'"""'=u""w1°"lh
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'1.ader in he 1Alt.1I Olle1"
ZIMMERMAN
2145 HARIOR IL VD.
54U410
DOT DATSUN
OPEN DAILY
ANO •
SUNDAYS
l8S3S Cu.ch Blvd.
Huntt,.ton Beach
842-Tm ~ Y.Q...G442
'61 DATSUN
Station Wqon
'69 XKE Canvertible
Loaded . clwme wire -~ AM/FM, di>, dt.., .......
TUt • small aowu or b'ade;
will llnance pvt. pl>'. (YMS-
888). Blue Book $4~. l'ull
price S4C86. Call Phll aft 10
am 54Q.3100 or 49f.1029,
'67 JAGUAR XKErdster, 4.2
lmmac eond. Loaded! Must
see. '3400-Priv pr~. n4:
Ml-3018
KARMANN GHIA
'65 Rannann Ghia, whltt1
new tires, brakes It battery.
Good m'nd. Mwit be 1ten
to &pPtec. 548--M.17
199) Karmann Ghia, sinuhed
front, J'UJ\111 well •
$250. .... 4!H-5323
'68 GHJA-Topt)Otch! Bottom
dollar for qoick sale. Pvt.
party, M7-8811
L01VS
1967 Lotus Europa
Lo ml, 1 owner.
Never need. 6.18-515'
Open·Tuea thnt Sat.~ pure-bred. Call aft 3 or AKC , champ, stock. new. ?ifust sell $60. 1'.iakeoHerS.C.492~T:>l boo! for late model Ford
Sunday IQ..4 cl05ed Mon. before 9 pm 968-5127 4/23 Adorab.le, shota, 64&-3541. 833-0664 '.63 Honda 300, "Dream.'' pick-up with 8' bed $225 .
FIVE M GEMS &: LOVABLE Ch•'/Pe'-m•-, 5 Good nd ~ Call all 531-8387 LAPIDARY SUPPLY M' "' GOLDEN Buff Cocke r 1968 3.9 Mt'rcury outboard. co · ._..,,
Rc!ar of College Center moa. old. hsbrkn. lap-dog, Spaniel Pups, female 6 wks $l1S. us Emerald Ave., &I. SPM 6'1'3-7517. '6'~9'V'°o"tkl,:-;,-;-, 7A-:;d-::v-:,-:,.~,-::.-:,-:,.,._,
Shopping Center needs iood ..ho.I~_Jrt.th....,lov· $30. Call 847-9525. L!ll. 673-3li3 68 Honda 350. Excellent con-Camper, 18,500 acutal ml,.9
4 11~. radk>. heater, dlr.
E:iccellent cond, Must sell • 1961 M rcedell 220S Extellent
1
. WlU take trade. $899. (VOT-e
150) Call 54?-(!6.14, 10 to 8. ~Olia. ~· 54frl.592,
'64 Datsun P/U. Good cond. ,68 .. ~"CEO"'"' .,.:;_ -New Urea, bric!., battecy, ·~ ~. ~"' ......,,
1,,_ ·~ 67!>34S8 alt 2pm. air cond. Prlva;te part;y. 2750 Harbar Blvd., ll·A ing famlfy. 897-MSO 4123 ./ WHITE Toy Poodle Stud MAR.INE radio, 62 watt dltlon. Will trade for small MOI old. Loaded w/extras.
Costa Mesa * 549--2039 FREE l Female pUppies. 6 Service, AKC. SoNU' with antenna . car. 640-6351 ' 1;;;64,-Hm-.,==::--..::=--;;;::
PEMCO al gal. Aquarium wka old , !.tostly black. 27lO 847·Il76 547-4855 after 5. '69 Kawuaki Maeh 111 6'.· '69 Econollne. Hvy Oty.
w/fllter, aerator, heater, £!-~!.~e Ave' C ·4M123· AKC Yorklhire Terrier Pup---- -actly llk1! new, low ~Ues, Camper equip. 8000 ml. V-3,
thermometer, extra lights, .._.......,,. pies. Champion blood-line. Boat Slip Mooring 9036 $150. 642-6697 aft 6 pm. _!Uto. M~ extras, 642-9287
live· plants, d e co r ,_ t i v e PRETTY TWD'iS, 6~ wk. 644--0425 O '--I TT tank All Nnf Enalish •
vo!canlc. s tone a , extra old black kl~tens, hsbkn, 00 tbs SLIPS avail. for narrow HSe~~ ;;.~~ U:toclc. tank Dune~ Buj1f1s 9525 Ford& Jn Our Bi&
p -~· .......... Must telL 968-8306
ENGLISH FoRD .MG
MG
arttfie.al plants. sea shells, king hair, used to kkls. LLIE 9 mon AKC Very beam sailbqats, under 8 ft. Stock Now At
Pl & 0 1130 &: .colored ·gravel. 13 dlf-962-a;ff 4124 pretty, needs home with beam. Rhodes, Feathe r. 1 ..,~=",..',..'-;557=-..,73.,15,.·,..,......, \VRECKED Manx/Corvalr FACTORY
anos ·-rgins ferent kindi of fish-22 fish, WANT Good home l o r k!dL 492--3212 Saber, 1..32, Erickson, PCC, CIMATTI 15QCC.NE'f' buggy. Can be made to ru.n. INVOICE!
Sal•, Senrlc~. Parta
lmm<dlale Dellwty,
' All Modell
PIANOS&. ORGANS ""total. $4S. &t2-1724 (eve~ fl!male Gennan Shepherd. GERM. Shepherd pups, AKC etc. Best kept, most Must sell! S250. 6"5-2065 Gd eng. trans. Oller! PosHlvely No Added
, NEW & USED 1.·,...::.,:.)==--=~-1% yr, obed. trained, gentle. Wormed & shots, $50 & Up deairable docka In Newport 64~1856 Dealer Charges! ...., 337 Magnolia, CM 642-8310 H:. ....... r. Phone-Trall1r, Tr1vel 9425 ··~=~=-~----~--~ ;e Yamaha Pianol ()rpns DANISH Modern, 9~~ fl. sec-675--7200 4/23 .... .,., ·ss· vw Co alr ~-"~" • Tho ~.. GERMAN Shep•-~ o•·-'t. John 11• K1~-1ey ~ / · • I'Y eng,, runs .. ~ Sta w-~ maa ............ tlonal. Beige couch with FOUND wno. 8 week ... ,..... U<:\.I .., '"""' good, good for dune buggy. .xuans, •. ~. I
• Khnball Pia.nos curved eDd, re ve r 1 t b I e yellow lol"Jihalttd kitten ln ence clau, Martincresl Ken-TRADE 22' 11ip Bal Isl for ALPINE ms. 642--9'l87 GT'• At Our C:OSt 3100 W. Cout Hwy, M.B. I
J?rluport
jl111port :;
·e Kohler &: campbell CU1hions, good condition $50. Republic Horne!, Me s a nels. 642-0739 or 5f6.0989. oecas. wlrnd USe of boat. While Overstock& ~ W0.1764
COAST MUSIC double bed with Walnut Verde. 54D-3828 4/'23 AKC Airedale Pupii, Burglar Will ma.int. Clean pwr boat '68 Street BuggyCo. ~icaJ Last. · Authorlzed MG Dealer J ·-·~RT & HARBOR book •· ~-~ N Alarm W" --. Pot-•how, g only. 673--7473 eves It new dealgn. rvaJr eng. Theodore ' ,,c.nr-u case .,.,a .. .,.,....... ew g Mo. 01<1 0o~---Good •~•< t •---$11fte A""' 'l<:N> '62 MGA red New top Boey Costa Mesa * 642-2851 Englander Red Line mat· _..,......,.. .. .... ~.shot. ..... o e~"" wkends. VACATION au 0 u...... ON, """""6..MI ROBINS FORD ' ' · w/chlldren, vecy eve o """" _..,......, tn xlnt oond. Best oUc.r. Can !
"Open 10-6 Fri 10.9 SUn 12-5 tress & boxgoodsprings:wi.1~ tempered. 6(2-0180 aft BASSET PUPS l\Iooring w/2S' Sloop Ex.TRAcel.:aGolCENdenr;!lcon D¥~~. ~u~e!"k 1:;!~ ZlOO ltarbor Blvd. be seen anytime k ' WHILE THEY LAST boy length) co n 6. '4123 AKC to weeks 544 3617 $2500 54 0-5 Colt& Mesa 642-0010 llS E. Balboa Blvd, N.B.
: . SPINm $538 $65. 833-CL13500SE . .OUTS 5 PUPPIES •• male, 1 l•m. . . . • 673--3833 A OlymplWh• -IAClplm"'per : Ph. 7-4179, open l • '68 MGBGT, ""·"·-' •pd., !
••• M •"· c-1.R 546-2336 Horses 8830 -p.ache-•• • Im rt·' Autos 9600 ovet'dr., wire wua., rib, ~~ n;!:~e~~: ::~: •New color TV, walnut cab, 31~"'r~pooWay, No: Mobile Homes 9200 Worlds largest' most com-!!PO -FERRARI xlnt cond., prlv pty. 536-4842
;µ,g board, allty. inclusive 10 =~~e!~::O.~~it.~~~ c .M. 4.25 BAY Gelding -part quarter. Costa Meu. e Newport :~r RV vehicle ahoppln&'d --A-L_f_A __ R_O_M_E_O_ ---. FIRRARI ·~d~G!~. mi:no':.'~ '
· year warran · walnut, 6' Jong, AM/FM Need lovable home !or vecy 8 yn. $275. SP fr 1 t e d · Harbor 8352 Glll'den Grove Hlvd, GG Nf!WllCJl't lmportl Ud. Qr.. uphol. Eves. 528-2468 I
/GOULDS SANTA ANA Mwtlplox, '"'· $250. 8'st lqvoble aff-te white M!-Q;56' ' Go:•ml<11l Park · on adwt 5.34•6686 1--------..,.. Counl>'• ""'1 ""1boro ,,;;=~=====I~ i""5 N. Main 54T-0681 of terms. S.. &t """'"' kitten, 5 mo'• .,..olah bl"' TRANSPORTATION pvt. club high on • blull '69 ALPHA GTV Jud""'"'· OPR '
ha . ...~ CM .,.o-... one mile from the Pacific. Oo'sed Sat, Open Sund&)' ......... s~vt~PARTS I I We are vtng a son's, 1877 nQ.l.....,r, . . eyes. onc-uow, ------'---~ 5 _...... dlr .AM/FM -...-~ ""' '--Whale of a Sale 548-{)155 flELP-N~ ho-to• z 1 Boats & Y1chts 9000 Modern living in Amttlca'1 ·~. • • ,...."~· 3100 W. Cout HWJ. -=""'='°"===-,....... •-= • finest mobile homes. -disc brakes, godeu gold w/ Newport Beach SACRlFJCE '68 Opel Kadett ' ':yon~~ and Orpdono., \11.'V BUS .CAMPING 'month ol.d kittens & 1 yr. SCRAM LETS MODELS ON_ DJSP_LAY 537-4011 plush Int. Red1ning seata. 6'2--9'05 ~176il LF. Xlnt tond. Best offer l t.:::00 "'°""'r come on wn . EQUIPMENT old mother. 1338 W. Balboe.. • 1750 Whittler Ave. Has had lovtng care. (YCY· Autho~ Ferrari Dealer takes! &tF&289
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO All In one unit • 2 burner Apt. 4, 673-4523 4/25 Costa Mesa 642-l350 934) Will take trade. C&.t!
1,1819 N0•wportEv, C.MN .. "™"', stove with big propane tank, NEED Gd. hrn. tor hse pet. ANSWERS Take Harbor Blvd to 19th Stre•m LI,,. '70 Phil 540-3100 O{. 494-1029. JAGUAR·. PORS.CHE
1
. r pen ecy 1 e 50 pound icebox-, walel' Calico kitten 5 ~. very st. then west to Whittler Terry•Nomad•Oa1l1 '64 Alpha Romeo Sprint. Ne;
\ & Sunday Afternoon storage, place to hailJ friendly, Unusual color . · Ave. Explorer Motor Homes trans, ndlal ttrea, Otch, 1---------
:. clothes -can make Into bed 549-1955 4/25 Ftn!Ab -Epoch -Bloat -Jomlcra Inc. Fovrwlnds•WMkender brks. 64-1670 aft' J..AGUAR... '62 Porsche !
l#AMM•OND StedJway Yam-• unit can be moved easily. Novice -BOVINE. --B .. 'A"'Y""'H"A.-..R"B"O"R.--TRATEL-r-Super Clean! FUtJYeqWppe([
: aho. New • u"'1 ptSno, of Price $75. Call 642--0297 LOV. '"" hili Whl. mal• A tol.....,t cow' "To "T b Mobile Home Sal11 AUSTIN 'AMERICA HEADQUARTERS. Call 64~1982 or ,.. at 2089 kitten. Hse pet. gd. dlsp. ..-1 TRAILER SALES :most makes. Belt buya ln LADIES Diamond Di nner . 540-5955 '4/25 human, to f.n.,.ve is BQ.. YEAR END The only authorized JAGUAR Harbor, CM. Private Party. l
: ... c.i•. ,, Sclomklt Mu.le ru,,., "' with lit ""'' VINE." CLEARANCE SALE 131n Harbor Blvd. G.G. AUSTIN AME RICA d<aler tn the'"""' 11arbor '63 Po""" A-1 Shapo. Lo ! ~C:O. 190? N. Mrln, Sant.a Ana center diamond, 2 diamonds PUREBRED St. Bernard, 19' THOMPSON Lap Strake O ON DISPLAY 1% BlocQ No. of Ma. ml'1, $2600. Call 833-3276 ( • 1iii karat on each side. smooth male . .US Magnolitl., Cabin, &IeepS 2. Depth N W G G F Sales, Service, Parle Complet~ ·~~~~07·~---•~p=1a,...-. Brilliant cut. Sacrifice! C.M. 4123 ft-•-n h toil t 212 -• 12, I6, 3:1, 24 &: 30 Wide• arden 3"".'11 reeway Immedlate Delivery SALES eves ~lOP,M. ~ YAMAHA 5' Gi-..nu no. "'·"'r, us e • -. gill Up To 60 F"' Long 5 7-111 All Mod·'· '62 s·r-·po. am/fm, mechan ', 'x't nd M t ··" Call R<ply to Box P300, Daily 8 WKS old klttens. tank tand trail Qll SERVICE .....,.. , nt co · us >M:.IJ. gas s, em er, 1425 Baker St., ea.ta Mesa HEILITE fold out tent type. pert, gd body. Must .. , • {ll 772-9024 Pilot Par t/ptnlan grey/wht. no motol', S750 or take over ,, block East of u-•bo• BlvJ, PARTS ~-,. ~ -4 25 $54. 06 1~00 711 rur.. • Foam rubber matt., kltch. aacriflce. Call GG-.uw • , ROCK HOUNDS..FREE eves. -· per mo · Cost.a. Mesa (71'4) 540-9470 unit, atove, lantern & other · Poole '69 PDRSCHE 9ll-T Targa. ~
'Television 1205 Polishing unit ~-~shoblet'. 2 PUPPIES, 8 wks 1old,_11 16' Wh.lle Star Cabin Cruiser, TR A 1 LE R • Cab an a. aoces. $275. 548-5270 BUICK fully equipped. $6850 or ;
l'YILQR TV"-.,-R-,-...,.--,-"'1-. Complete new 'V\;A p. femal' blk &. wht.5 m4~24e 7Shp Johnson, ~ whl trlr. Baytront, newly dee., many KENSKILL IN trade. -4!14-9590 1
r.;ake over payments, 5 to Comeln®lster:~i;nw-blk. 54&-4595 alter I Coast Guard Equip. rugged extras! Beaut. adult park. NEW '70 MODEL $2295 COSTA MESA '68 912 5-rpei!d, am/fm, 6" l Ea cred" ing. Open 1days10 iull"ll pm. 3 ClfI'E kittens to good for fishing. $650. 54~1363 $l4,900. Sell or trade for 3100 W. Cout Hwy., N.B. 'choose from. sy Lt. 8101 Bolsa Ave. ho-, 6 .. ,, old, 1 -y lB' Fully Selt-Olntained fl.IU405 546-l?M 234 E. 17th Street fact map, all extras, sreen. , Out of state OK. South Coai.I ..... .. e.• y eves. tmall house or du PI ex . ,._ 914 N H-~ s A •••7765 .. ~ 4•• •••• Midway City e 897-1970 2 It . brown.~ 2169 4/24 .:>U.Ottl, • .._..,.,,, • . Aulhorlz.ed MG Dealer ...a-.,...,..., ~ Magnavox Appliances, 2133 .,..._ Annual Boat Sa le Owner anxious. 13 Terrace, '-=;:=:;;;;;;::=::::;:=::::.'..=========:;:,.'....::=======:=:::I ' I La..,m• ""-·-Rd. L.B. 4 Kitchen chairs (..,et al 3 BEAUTIFUL k.iltetui left, Sat & Sun, "--ril 25 & 26 at Lido Trailer Prk. NB. Call '69 15' Field It Stream vaca-1" 9600 I ed Autos 9600 .,
TV -·-' ... male & fema l e, fancy. Sea Scout Base, 1931 \Y. 1;11.,...,. ........ or ,,...,,...., •"-•--~·" fr•m• w/wh•'t• pluti• pad· ~ ,,._-.:A 54" """" lion lrlr, ~. Call 642-16861;l~m;;';;rted;;;;A:ut;;;ot:;;;;9600;;;;l l;;m;po;;r;;ted=;A:ulot;;;;;;;;;;;;I ;m;:"°~';';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ' I Sylvanla C:Olor w41 nut ded hacks &: seats) S5. 50 494-8758 4124 after 5PM.
'tbl model $295. Days '"' chicken wire fencln& Coast Hwy, N.B. *RARE OPPDRTUNITY * '"''69'""'A"IR""'STREA=='°'M-;-;-;;c,:-;;;Twl::;o.
:· ""''" 0"'u, eve~ 534-7678. FREE • Black, blu~yed 24' T Crul•••. B,, u t i f u I Mobile llvlng on the beac~. -n ,111-0"1" (3 ' wide·, 1" mesh) $5.00. • XI 't nd Barg · Call ' Siamese kittens, 6 wks old, throuahout, 2 Jln•on new 185-Limited no. of 11paces in n co · a.in. ~MBO. 21" color TV' 642-1724 lralned. 64~9238 4/23 Int•-p•-, •~"'" new addition to Drithwod alter 5, 644-5073 ·:radio/stereo. Tra t w·--1 ........... 'f"'J..JJ • GARDEN c or; ,..,., *6#-1368* Beach Club. ' Call 84Ui8M Hone mod. 157, 6 HP. 3 FREE Kittens, cute markl·I MODELS ON DISPLAY Trailers, Utility
forward, reverse, elec start, l n1s . Please ca '65 OWENS 30' Cabin 21462 Pacltle Coast Hwy. 9450
If ape Roco,.:.nl;::;•::."=--...c•;;;;22"'0
if.KAI Stt"teO tape recorder
31" mower attch. Incl. $450. 80-2176 4123 Cruiser. Sell or trd. WUI HWltlna:ton Beach 536-7513
644-4074 GERMAN Shepherd/part finance. (1) n4: 811-7'33 JOMICRA Inc.
TRAILER Font box-UT'
heavy $45. '55 Ford frnt axle
" wh11 $12.. 837-8868. • :l exL ll)taken I: 2 mikes
.'Prof, fype. $100. or trade
:: for CB rah:> set 49'l-75S4
NEW Sylvania Sun Lamp Collie pups. 7 wks. old. Collect. FAMILY PARK • Regency
w/adjuStable clamp/ holder. 548--0807 4123 16' Kennedy Glau over Wood 1966 20x55 2 BR. family KEA VY Duty trallet'. 5' x
Uled once, $7.SO. 642-1724. 1/3 Yard clean Bldg. W\d, SS HP Homellte, clean & room. Wood burning !rplc. lJ'. Two feet high with 11de1
evenings. you pick up 1376 Shannon, ready, $650. ~1 large screened porch. Awn· $100. 962.-7057
~porll!" Goods 8500
:~1 Ackley, Prem. Douglu
11>bl on Gew. 98 Rcvr. Tap-
.ped &. altered. Dies. $125.
!Otben. 64fo.(X)2'1 a.!"ttr 6
Nl!.VY HUFFY 24." WOMAN'S C.M. ~ 4/25 17S,S' Fiberglas I !lb oar d tn11 &: la.ndac.api.ng. U>cated ·-=========II
OR GIRLS BICYCLE, SPY· FRIENDLY Black 1hort halr Ganelisher, xlnt ,cond, sea· In beautiful smog-free Trucks 9500
DER MODEL, $40. dog. Med. a . Needs Ja:e worthy $11'15. 67l--9361 Capistrano Beach. By _G_M_C_TR __ U_C_j(_S_ll
GU-1724 EVENINGS. }'Ud. &1t)...5409 4/2S Owner. n4: 493-WS
PROVINCIAL wirJcback club 2 C\itt ldtteN, 1 calico, 1 Sailboats 9010 VIEW ol &y Ir beautiful
chair $35. Clean. Wrought tabby ~/while boot 1 . Udo Park. Furnlsbed, ca-
lron frplc set. 3pcsA1tand.. 548-7232 4/23 CHAMPION SLOOP-21 ' bana, deck, lmmed, poues--17 ~ ~ -· CUTE •-~ ~---to ........_ fiberglas, sleepa 4, enclosed slon. ' SE-Gold.·---~ ••• toor .~. ••~"-BAY CLUB ho -;.~"""'"1or'' !.=z ~•. pll•y. oe. e.1ow S & K MOBILE ••= ••• BALBOA mo. -~~~-= s•-M ··" HOME BROKERS •·-·ndl and six blue I F S I <=Ao ........ • .... 10.~ price w<N. ust .........
~l1ctllanoou1 --
~·-Membersh p or • • -~-~---••• ....;. lapblre1 $300, and a II 6_ ,.95 yw•ocr _......_,.., 12362 Beach Blvd .. G.G.
1olltalre weddinz nng •t, Reas. Cl • ,_ FREE Hone fertilizer, )'Oil 30' Chlnete Junk built ln e 636-0921 e ~hlte gold $TS. 842--3284 FENDER dual ibowmal haut 21311 Cypress, Santa Hong Kofll[, toad oond. Huntlntton leech Area
W ARING .1.1.1 (Otlcon) amplifier with speakers. Ma 412-4 $2000. Call Peter <nlJ Move In Now
S:rand new~ 6 wlal, $150 Ir Take owr pyll. 3/6 wlal old kittens, 2 b/w 467-4679 l2x56 Expando 1969 !bad surgery .A: can't ute. sm.1124 eve • ,tom1, 1 wht. fem. lhebrk. COLUMBIA Defender (29') 20x60 3 Bdrm Offer
f)h.ld SJOO,.''Sell $100 . 40' TRIMARAN Sallbo1t SfS..9649 4125 deeps 8, 30 HP inboard, :llx43 2Br,pet 1969
'•$46-2994. · plaN. Re=· LARGE Old HI Fi cabinet, full racing gear, xlnt cond. :i>xST Rancho-Del Rey Pet
ET Left from Comm'I. ---~:,.,;c~-~......,.. no h.I fl equip imlde, jul:t 494-m5 or 646-QH7 342-3939 A.M.S.
SI'-" ,. cabinet. 548-7061 4125 lpontracts. $1.98, $2.88. Iha&: WHITE uiui.ne .JV'f!OO !All LIDO 14 No. 1113. Xlnt cond. 10d.5 Great Lakes. Furn, 2
$3.99 IQ. yd. [)rakes ClJ1iel blind.I, like nt'W, :> widths, MOVING -a.s·ust fiod home. Dam>n A.ill, Trlr. $950. Br + panelled & cz1>ted
. l'12>6 BeaCb1(1JWd., H.B. $2-$5. m-1736. Tl.1e r kl t ten, fem . Xtras. w.7631 att·&. cabana. shower A: tub, Adult
"i-stl4 LIKE new portable electric 540-3151 41z 15, Newport Finn U.S. 7&:i park. 1684 Whittier No. 24, iJ cu n akle by 1lde heater. 3 •Pttd buebollrd S Kittem, 6 weeka. 8U-1S86 w~rlr Ir compass . C.M.
We1ttnr. reffla/t.rzr, 1% yr lype, $.lS. 673--lT36. after 5PM. 4125 Beaudful, Cal 8'75-1tl24. 1'1~96!l~SKY="'t"IN"E"""20°'X56""°."'2'"'e"r.
Id, wbt. $315. 1 Magnavox llAND Painted oU pol'tralt of SMAU.You ha~ • ......, ~~ 0¥ st.114~~ LlbO 14 _ Complete • 2 ha. Porch, Awnlf'IC. ca.r.
te.reo/radlo tape combo. you or yoor chUdttn from a w _.....,,. ,_ Good Condition, $650 port, 2 ~s. 536-63li6 Eve.
'100. 962-2356 photograph. 64W62t 1===•u..,.t"'t1.--•"'b"1,-,.,.,-P\'-P-Pf,-ca, 875-$)50~ 615-3325 Eves. 2 BR. Tr.Iler. 10 x-53 $4500.
. .ff:ACK for V\V But. % lencth DIAMOND Ring, lad)e1, f4l S weekl old, 5fS...009'l '&124 30, CR.EIGOR Yawl, Moorln& Rent space $47.50 mo.
rlladder A canvas rip 'A Karat diamonds •t In KlTJ'ENS. Vll'ioUs ~ to incl, !leep.1 6, encl head. Adlllts only. SCS.-1457 .~Wt'. $fl!. 84,2..3"779 platinum. ff3..3800 good homel. 84Ui89l 4.1'23 Call 64&-1357 evetL. MUS'I' Sell! Spark.I.in&: dean
iNCYCLOPEDlA Britannica 1969 TOYatA Corolla Sta. 2 etn'E Guinea Pip. 1 male l6' Chrysltr Sailboat &: lt.c.40 tn quiet CiM. Park. ~ 2 wb old, $200. Worth Wp .. like new. 1969 Honda iii 1 ~by. 5'~ 4123 trailer, xlnt cond!Uon. Make New awnings, $33.10, M&.3557
-· 60-25&5 90. llkt new. 96&-«mi a fter 6 ADORABLE kittens, ~ wb. oUer, 96&--l.S3T
J-lere now.
Immediate Delivery
Souu..m °""'«' County'•
only Authorhed GMC Dealer
UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
2850 Harbor Blvd,
Costa Mesa 540-9640
170 International
Travelall
New • Jwit arrived, ble 392
v.a engine, automatic, llr
conJ., trailer package, awe:.
tanks, much, much more.
Come ln and ge:t a deal at
Kustom Moton
AtmlORlZED
INTERNATIONAL DEALER
845 Baker, C.M. 540-~
'61 Chevy Sportsman
Loaded 4 double sharp 8
pn.saengtr V-8, automatic,
blue & white_ Special this
week S2.299.00. ·
Kustom Motors ·
845 B&Jcer, C.M. stQ.5915
'S5 DODGE TRUCK
New trans, rebuilt er.wine.
$425. 549-0674
AMTLY membet!hlp ·New---·-old, W!aned. 54Mi842 4rn 32' PC SLOOP, XLN"T , Bicycles m.5 j~)rt~~~il club. $450. Mlic. W~~t~ .~ 2 Kittens. l white, 1 c~. COND. MUST SELL. $3250.N .EW~-H-U_FF_Y_24_"_\_'IO_M_AN_'_S I ~!n, w.:.o~na!!:
~SI'ABLE Draft In I WANTED OUke Equip; deak ~ ttelned. ~76l 4125 * * 645-022:2 * * OR GIRLS BJCYct'..E. SPY-you tlrxl tn the OAUtfied
•
Enjoy your drivin9 with I cir thet t ives 'f,OU both e conomy end depend ..
•billty. Eich of these -c1r1 will do just th1t ••• c om• In and t1 ke' • 9oad
look •t t hem tod1yl '
'89 CAMPER_ ... $1491 'Ill VW BUS $1691
...,,.,. •1111. _.. IDT "21 llMlll, llHttr, Ltfftll • Wllltt R iii. llt,A .,,
'87 CAMPER ....... ,sz49& '87 VW BUG $149&
...,..,. ... nM. (11'1 6141 fl ..... MHIM". ('ITW M11
'84 VW BUG -'88 VW BUG $1691 . he"" Mr .......
..... """'· INM, no MMtw. !'l'CI. 1t))
'88 YW '"'"'"ac $1291 '88 OPEL ... .,,, $111&
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a Mll • M..m. llLJ 04) (WIL HIJ
'67 DATSUN ........ $1119& '88 ·18B $181&
AlftMllllc,, W/W tllw. CVW~ 101) &Mii, l!NfW, wlN Wl'I~
CWl'T "" '88 VW BUI $119& 'H VW BUI $1291
•Mlt. ....,, ... ttm. mic 1111 aWlt. llMtft", fTAlt Nil
'60 VW BUI $39& '81 VW BUI $1891 .................. """' .............. CGMJ'"I *! • ..,,., (TCY •11
HARBOUR v.w.
,(_ ........... Sonlo•
labi< 15a, ftl• ab.'"'° '>'•"'"'''" FILL Dirt. 11&1 W. l9fh SAI LBOAT CAL·20 DEi\ .MOOl!l:. $40. Adt Cl>eck thell\ _, ~ &41-m< evtnh\al Call ~· C.M. T 4/2:\ I<o. 515, X-; 644-1156. 64~1721 EVENII<GS . ..:.:::::·...:::J;:::.=::..:::.::.:. _ _1a. ... mm~---~--!!IJ!llllllll!'!!lllllllllllllIIS'""'-~----.,. 11711 llAC!!, ILYB., HUNTINGTON RACH MZ-401
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• 4 DAILY PILOT Thursday, AP<ll 23, 1970 -=...J!pOR!A!!Off TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
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~".i.5_~ATION TRANSPOR_TATIOfl! . TWSPORTATION .~!ISPORTATION !~NSPORTATION , '
9800. lriipoi19d A-'600 lm,.mol C:.ra .,_. U_,I ~.,.... -UMd Con 9900 , Uaod Con -
PORSCHE VOUcsWAGEN-~'fflc.\afum tm,,.li; CONTINENTAL MUSTAN• loaded $3'.l50. . ---...-___ .,.. __
'58 Porsche 16008
$1500 or bat oUe:r
Call 675-443B
YW BIS$ i:.r~. =· 2 c1r '66 ConlineotGI '65 MUSTANG
'ti.ft-OVt!l' $&IOI Ericed tot llardtop1 3 speed, dlr, canary
ln.mcdlale: lll)e: Fn.11 pow. yellow, xlnt. mnd. in and
er ~air cond. Excellent out. t O\\'ner. \\'ould
condition. 37,IXXI mi. Olt. foreign car in trade or •mall
(RRU814)1 call 5S06M or down. Will finance pvt pt)',
~. 1ru1E 626). can Phil alt 10 ,
'68 912 T a r 1 a . Burgun. ., 1_,;...'_1_u1_c_K __
'66 ·~1c Electra Conv. F\IU
powe. Air.' Orla::. Qv.·11er.
WJ.il Sacrifice! S 1"2 9 9,
615-JOIO LAT.t '67 QinUnental, 1 1,;:AM;::;,-"'=:;:100:;:...0:;'7..,._;;;""'=;;:·:_. t
'63 J,UJCK s Dix V8 o '1 n er, clean, run s '69 fl.1ACH I, AM·FM Stereo, '62 Renault Dauphlne, rune
good, but n~s new d 1.1tch,
$75. 968.-5632.
pee. . ' 11 V1""1 ·-fa air~ clean. $525. After 6 perfccU,, air, leather, & .Mag 1o.·hee . ..v -v· Xlnt , ,
prtq MJ:-4939. , power. Priced to a e I I . (.'()nd. 83S-li53; aft T p.m.
'66 :li;;ttlERA, LIKE NEW' ti4&.-4400 .weekd&)'I, 647.-0766 673-0675
• ROLLS ROYCE ~., weeknds .l eves. '66 MUBtang, 6 cyl, 3 1pd'. . ~~~ White. $22iXI. '67 ' DR. VINYL TOP, air, Xlnt mechanical care. Gooa
='=-======'-I Ietthe? inter, pov.-er. Xln't cond. 1 01o.·ner. Must RU '56 Vintage A-1 ~nechanlca1. v.,., "'"' "'"1111,. cu. se. 3031Ext.66..,11 ·CADILLAC cond. cau -64&-5619 ~. See to apprtt. 675-tl.•
$8000 or trade for eq. In 1910 HARBOR BI.VD. '67 Mustang, V-3 rfh, ~ {
boaL cabin Cl'\liRr. 'ur. OOS?A ~ '64 '~d Fleetwood, 4 dr, 1Jni COMET' cond, $1295 or belt of!et. ~'~ ~.1;,,'."-•1~.6~7~F~A=sn=1.~·~c~K-'"'· ·~ 1= '11 Ca4 Ell E'cONOMv cAR 1 =eau-=rn-o=·',.,"==,...,~ Dorado, fU.11 pwr, a.it, vinyl . cyl '69 MUSI'ANG Sport.I Jlt,tQ. Blac.k beauty, 4.,apd., dlr, ~ tilt iteerin& ,.\fi[/FM• 1961 comet, 6 • auto, new lo mlg. $600 1 take' SUBARU wine lnt. Xlnt nmniqr; CXlnd:. le stereo tape )$j&OO. tiiea. front end re<:;tntly pmnts. 642-J.491 aft 6 p.m. •.
---------1 Small down. Will ftnanct 645-2182; aft 5.pm A: wkndl Jtbll. $365. 642.-0584 1
l ly (Xlll837) Call Phil •• , .. 11 '68 Mustang Conv. V-3, '4 1 * '70 SUBARU pv P • • O'W-'111 ~.. '61-Clean, 6 cyl stick. Orig. spd, p/s. p/disc brb, PW< '°' aft 10 Mf 54().3100 or 49+-10'l9 ,r.; c·..t ._ .. _t.. owner. Xlnt transportation Here NGW • ~ :'!'~ ..-n De VIile $2Sb «-top. Ex cond. ~1848
Immediate Delivery ·~ VW ~~~ re bit eni &: For lriirn«llate s8Jc. · 6 1235· 1968 11.tUST ANG, 6 cyl, lWt,
o oo MPH Capability • cl"tol>. -apt, wood ~LL-or PART$ 1 CORVAIR good rond. 3 spd. Make oi: e 35 Miles Per Gallon panelirw. Ex cond. Must att Call 'att.er ·5 P.M. So.3121> · fer. 543--9601 or 546--0tal.
• Beaulilul Stylln& ,.to believe. 549-3929 aft 5 '6%.CAD. Exee ptlon,atl.7 , ,., -
Test Drive Today At &: wknds. clean. ·New tire•, brikes, 63 CorvaJ.J', Sac. $200: Nu OLD$MOBll.li Kustom Moton VWV1n 'S9,'64.engine,camp. $1095.546-l.015.anlep.m .. I <ti r e• •. chrm whl~,
8•15 Baker, CM 540-5915 er unit, work done on tranl, '66 CAD: GOliI • ~. Air, =;stuJt, xlnt body, raqio. 1963 Old1 Cutlass, lo mi'
_ co,mplete new brake SYJlil~m stereo, full, ;poWt't. Vinyl ' r/h, auto. Best olI('t .. SUNBEAM &: tirrs, Good cond. $800. Tqp $2,450 Call: "83!RM!p6. '65 Cotvalr Monza. Xln't 642-4305
530-1708 Btwn 5 Pm &: 9 pm '64 CONVERTIBLE, al; &: ~~4~v:~;678 Days I ;,,67.,;0,-.Lo"'s'"'°'98co=n=-.'°:.-.o.: ta"otc:a°'O:',I'
---'69 VW Like new Sundial all .Xl,n.s. LOw ~' )19'15. ,60 CORVAfR-$l'.10 A~1/FM ~tereo, pwr, lioad-1961 sunbeam Alpine conv. Camper. Xtra tent rm. &: firm. 4~2500 . ' . ed1 new hres ,$l.49i, wit~ roll bar, AM-FM elee l'Clrig., inside ·toilet. ~6l CADILLAC CONV Good trans car. 642-9287 -.
rad>O. Like n<w. 494-0025 $3300 S30M2S $915. """" alt ~ • PLYMOUTH '67 V•rn:z;a SUP" Uggen, '611 VW Vin. Hu '63 Ponche COUGAR
4 on Cir, alum. body, like engine, new rebuilt, zero CAMARO
nev.., 23,000 k.m.h. 873-2254 miles. Extru, Make oUer. '"i'----·----'--
TOYOTA (1) 776-2406 '69 Z28, lo mi's. performance
'61 VAN. New ,reblt eng, equipped, good tire. I. bod.y.
& brlu. Tape. Xlnt foun. °642-3419 .
'70 TOYOTA'S dat~n. M11<t ..U 181111.
'67 COUGAR XR7-GT 10.300
ml on warr. Auto, air, P/S,
disc brks, vltop, stereo
tape, tilt str/wW, Poly
tires, new brakes & bait.
"3--0642. 54!-!1!23 · --CHEVROLET
In stock. Imme«+.iate delivery. '69 VW Sedan 4 speed -· ·
.,,..,,.,,,.., "'"" ''""'. ,.,. ,.;,.. P•i:t•ct '66 MAUBU H T DODGE Condition Under wananty • • •• ,. 11"\'$ 11m 497:12115. . SpoclaJ pab\I • $a1ul Yellow 1959 Dodg< .wagon. x'".t cond.
.. ,. · · w/black leather Int., VB, Aullr5teer1ng. Private
'69 ROADRUNNER. s~.~
2 mag.o;. Must sacrifice. call
~~12Ql < • '&I Plymouth Sport Fufy, ('
speed, pos}...tracUon, 400 HP
~-M7-2444
'59 Plymouth Fury V-1.
G:i,000 m1'1. Near new t1rn:
Good cond. S300. 548.70 :
PONTIAC tit.,.._ VOLVO "'"'' ,, .. ring, '""'·· di<.. party. 1"'· '"""" llW1• ·vibraaonic radio, Has had 1---------1 -------1 lovlng ''"'" ""'' aacrlllce. FALCON '68 FIREBIRD 400 :,
SAVE $500 e A-1 COND.: 900 So. C-st. Hl9hway
Laguna Beach
. 494-7503 * 540-3100
!flOIY!()JT!Al
Mark II Wagons
Hi Lux Pickups
Land Cruisers
Wagons
DEAN LEWIS
145 -WAGONS Take foreign car or small ---------
164 -SEDANS 'down . {070AQJ) stQ..3100 or '69 Falcon Sport Coupe:
VOL VO 494-1029 att 10 AM. Lo ml's. Reasonabh!.
Call 962-6812. Now in stock!
Immediate Delivery
18001! Sport 'COupo Bluo '67 outo., '69 eu-FORD
DEAN LEWIS , ,.,., olr, mlat ''""· -----~--1966 Hlllbor ,C.M. 646-S.103 Buy them. '64 .Ford Econoline Van,
1"' voi.vo 122•5 · Kntom Motors dlamond-111c k "'""'· oustom
' -
-. M5 Bake-, CM 541»915 paneled &: tnsulated, mags,
~ wide tires, other extras
EL CAMINOS
• 962-6363 • ·50 Chevy Conv. Good tires, $1250. 642-4689
1961" Harbor. C.M, 646-9303 tDp, xln't meehan cond.
BILL MAXEY Antlquos, Closaics 9615 646-2976 alt" ''ltl '61 Fon! Falliano 500. 6 cyl. Good cond. Needs clutch
-'SS CHF..VELLE St4. Wag. link As · ~~ •·-623 r.:""""'"'='==:r.,.,11~ Modt-1 A Coupe, nl!W Immac. PIS, P/8, n.dio, Jrvi~. re1:r~NB .xl;" at ITJOIVIOITIAI :1~t c~e~~S:~ cond. fact air, $1300. 6'ff>..239S '55 Ford V-8, nrw t~.
1aa1 BEACH BLVD. '57 Chrysler 300C '59*C~E~~$lll* xln't transp lar. ca 11 $195 9fi8.15Sl .....-.nu• 641'r29T6 after 6:30 Hunt. Buch M7,l55f 'ST CHEVROLET, 2 cir, 1¢
1 .. N. ot o.ut RW7. •Be> R . c· llod t620 t1tt1 • •nglne. 13Xl. All 5·
'68 TOYOTA • Blue 4 dr, ace an, 1 646-6781
radio, aulo, 30.000 mi.'1. BLACK '63 For,lo late 471 '63 Jmpala super Sport conv.
$1200. Call 545-0973 cµ ll}. lnjecttd. I~~· ~t PIS, PIB, R/H, new top.
OUTSTANDING Buy ' '61 cf lt:43 '-t 120 ~1 per $500/bit ofr. 968-5942.
'&! Falcon Club \Vag Van.
Ex. cond. Radio. N!!W tires,
pa.int. $700. 646-4862.
'68 I•ord Fastback. 289, v.s,
full pv.T, alr, xlnt cond.
54()..15611
Toyota Corona Deluxe. AM· br ...... ~ '67 Gold El Camino, custom
FJl.f radio. $1200. 833--0590. . 327, p/s, p/b, lo mi'•. '62 FAI'..C0N Sh1tton Wagon. --~ .w.,.tect '700 $1750_ 411 673-2l56 ~~~hlft, 41,00J miles.
VOLKSWAGEN ·w! PAY TOP '611. CHEV. Impala. Floo< 1008 FORD Ranch<ro. im-
SHAKY JAKE'S (As" shift, runs good. $200 Or mac. cond. Uiw mileage.
-... , OU". Call' 64z.oo.t8. · 1 .,,,.-,. 4!)<.22511, l!l<' .. TI vw BUG . '58 CHEV.' D<. HT/AT. 283.
Beautilul black w I custom for used can I: trucks just 49M act. ml'a. $.175, me MERCURY
paint • EMPI gauges • call UJI for tree estimate. Cabrillo, CM. 64&7677
Knru •hoclta • ...... • GROTH CHEYROlfT Semperils e AM-FM e
~r:Y keen goodie J:magin.
able e On Cli!play 'at: ""''"' ~.-18211 Bel"ch Blvd.
·~ El Camino V-8, auto,
p/S, r /h. Sacrifice, caJ1
st8-5372 er S37-41M.
CHRYSLER
'67 Colony 'P ark, 10 pass
wag, all xlras. Priv. pty.
$19511 (213) 590-2344
'55 MERCURY $99 * 642-~ *
VS, pv.•r. ~leering, low mile' ·
R/H, dlr, all deluxe equip::
Take ft.reign car In ttadef.
\Viii finance pvt. ply. (WGIJ.
212) Can Hal alt ,JO am
M!>.0034 or 494-9Tl3.
'65 Pontiac GTO, ' spd, t<lt
cond. $350 cash, take owf
..,...,, ""'· 64&'819 alt 4. ..
~~~~-~--1968 PONT Exec. Sta. Wp.
air; AM/FM radio, pw/
windo'A'll I: seatl $2100'.
64>-21!2; alt S pm I. T(lmdi.
642-4011 '
19611 LeMANS 4 Dr Hrd\Op
$2295. Power &: ajz/ ·'
Owner 673-225 11
644-6S72 -,68.~G=T=o~c~ON=v-.-·•
Orange w/blk lop. PI S, PIB. '
Air. Good cond. MUST
SEU..~! 494-5739 aft 5.
'67 FIREBIRD, auto, V-8:
r/h, deluxe Inter. Coed
tires. call -615-21U
1965 Pontiac Bonneville Si.a..
lion Wagon, 644.fl348 d~
675-8559 atfer 7 <
BONNEVILLE '86 Cpe, a&,'
full pwr, lape. JI.Just 9Cll.
best cash oUQr. 675-Sa/9 "•
1964 TEMPEST Le A-fans l ,
Cpc. Bucket seats, comole
P/s, H)·dro. $750. 673-7469 ..
RA MILER JAMES LTD
International Mo~
Accessories
1584 Old Newport Blvd., CM
Huntingtcn Beach
Kl "'1331
WE PAY CASH
'62 RAJl,IBLER sta wq, iii,
'63 °""' N•WJ!<><I .• cir ...i. ___ M_U_!i_T_A_N_G __ I ........ ... 1295. '65 "4~
air cond., p&, pb. BURNS red .f dr R&H $.195. cifl
NO OIL!! Call after 6 PM SHARP '66 Mustang, 289, cond. 897-3419 '
lo see I drlvt" ,,.,-.n V-8. air. p/.!1, r I:. ·h, wht. '70 VW BUS
7 Passenger, beauUbJI 2 lone,
Al.-1/FM, dlr. New car war-
ranty, whitewall tires, tlo
lhru air. Must sell . will take
trade or finance pvt. pty.
(#42463), Call 546-4051 or
494.9773 10 to 8.
FOR YOUR CAR
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
28:28 Harbor Blvd,
Costa Mesa W.-UOO
'66 VW Bug, Sunroof, Xlnt WE PAY TOP OOUAR
· · _.... wall.!1. Sl-150. 54G-57s:> 841...., 1 s You R A o--o<
1
___ T_-,B __ IR_D ___ 1
BUSIEST mal11:etplace tn CLASSIFIED? Someone "'ill '61 T-BIRD $495 -. town. The DAILY PD1JI' 645-2159 •
'Claaslned sec~ Save I ~==~~~~~" be looking for il Dial 642-'68 T·Bird. bJa~i. 4 dr, • -'· money, time I: effort. Look ....., ....... ?fowl • 5678 dau. lmmac. Call M7-1465 .
Cond . $900 or best oUct . FOR TOP USED CARS
494.2540 If your car ls extra c1ean,1U:::•:.:od::...;C::•:.(;;' ___ _;9900.:.::;:.;U:.;u:.:::d..:C:.:•:c';;' ___ _;9900.:.::;:...::U.:••:.:d:....:C;;••:.:•:__ __ _;;:=_;I
ROLLED '66 VW. 50hp, see U1 f.irst
56,000 mi's. S425 or best POOLE BUICK
clfcr. 64~9S3. 2M E. 17th St.
'60 V\V Good shape inside Costa MeM S.~.
A: out. $425. 1251A fut St. IMPORTS WANTED
NB. 673-9961 aft 7 David. Orange C.ounties
'64 V\V CAMPER. Ex:«!lenl TOP $ BUYER
Cond Many extras $1395 BILL MAXEY TOYarA
494-8i56 . . 18881 Beach Blvd. --,.-.,=-..---H., Beach. Pb. 1347-8$5 ''4 VW Bug S Very nice. 543.2885 HAVE $1,600 CA H
What do )'OU have?
'65 V\V, 80 }l.P., many ex· * fiolS.1455 •*
tras! $1000 or best oUer.1-=========
~67~>-~"'~'-~~-~~ Auto L•a•lftl '68 vw Auto, stick·•hift. E z!.;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
to drive, xlnt gas ml"1. Must FORD AUTIIORIZED
sell. Bst Olr. 546-5693. LEASING SYSTEM
'65 VW, sunmof, radio, ex-America's iargest ltasln&
<.-ellent condition. After 6 s,ystem for finance or net
pn1, 641Hi649 leulna: of all tyPe. cat1 and
'66 8 PASS. Bus Deluxe. trucka. ·
Completely reblt. SACRI-• lmm~ate &livery from
FICE $1600. 968-3768 cvtr ~ can and trucks • • eom·pet1tlve' rates 62 VW 11t1nroof, ndk>, rebutlt e New car dealership llCl'V:lce
eng, reliable mech. cond. e Fun ••tratte1p" w.lat lor
$650. 49H636 YoW' Pfeitent car •
'64 VW SO.ODO mill!I, ortg, e All popular~ f1!ak.es •vail-
owner. Xlnl cond. Muat see ai. •
l1l appreciate. 963-lUt For Complete. Otlaill Call
1 1963 V\V Squareback. Runs Malcom Reid
I
well. $700. Leulng Manager * &tfi.-0692 * Theodore
... vw ""'"· ........ 1. ROBINS FORD
n1aa:~ lo'<I' mileage, xlnt 2060 l::l&rbor Blvd.
condition. 673--7409 Cbsta Mesa
SACRIFICE 'r.ti VW, xlntl~~~~~~~~~ '°""· vw ,.,~. 1 .., • .,. ""' LEASE ""'
64J..44lli 1970 Ford V8 F-100 Pickup
196.i V\\I, Llkt new. l\fust w/camper, alr. pis, auto
sell $850. trarw, 3900 ml. J109 pet mo.
6<"""8 SOUTH COAST ~,6~3 =vw= SOBCK. $750 CAR LEASING '
Gd, cond. 673-8418 ew1. JOO W, Cat Hwy, NB. 645-2182
\
Anniversary
Sped al
We have 1 l1rge Mlectton of Coug1r1. 91 models; XR 7'1 & conver--
tlblM with prices you'll like. "The good olt days •re hick 191lnl"
NEW 1970 COUGAR
with whit. •ife wtll tittl, P•Wtt 1l••ti119. power 4;,, br 1k11,
.leluxe whttl , • .,.,,., etG. No, OF•IH5111l4
Johnson.son
LIHILI IGllYl~UTiL • 11&1~ m · BU Y•I HU
M2t MUIOI 10\IUYAU, «llTA Mn&
Hew .. tlle Int Tl-. f• 10 y..,.. t• l•y • U11eoll1·M.u11ry Pr•411et . .
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