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Killer Gives
Insane Plea
By ARmUR R. -VINSEL
or -.. Diiiy P11et si.tf
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Blowing a breezy kiss to ~wsmeo,
candlelight killer Robert. w, ·1.Jberty·was
led from a <;Ol.orado 1Springs· courtroom
Thursday,-alter buying ·a 30:day dela y
in his tetnm to the Southern Cailfornia
to face murder charges.
He told a judge Ile is insane.
The 23-year-0ld Conner mental palient,
his girlfriend and a teenaged tcav,e.ling
«>mpanion were indicted late Wednesday
~ the El Paso County Grand Jllfl'
Ol1' a variety of charges. ·
Tbty are accused of kidnaping, ag·
gravated robbery, assault with a dtadly
weapon on a peace officer and· auto
theft, as a result of a high speed chase
and ca pture Tuesday near Colorado
Springs.
Uberty, who has been s o u g h t
throughout Southern California .since
Mareh. with the manhw< inWls!fying
since he struck last weekend, pleaded
innocent by reason of iMallity. ..
Judge William E . Rhodes ordered him
Confined to the slate hospital at Pueblo
for a JG.day, psychiatric examm.uon.
although he was originally upected to
be flown to San Diego today.
Judged sane last September II by
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Ora•ge
Weat•er
Look for a litUe more dr izzle on
Saturday morning, followed by sun-
ny skies and temperatures bact up
in the comfortable seventies alone ·
the Orange Coast.
INSWE 'l'.ODA.Y
F.verythi1lg vou might want to
know about the Orange Countw
Hcttnl and Garden Sh.ow can ~
found i.n todat1's Weeke~
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• • .: U8Ute8seS Se~r yes • ..._,in> • ......,nt _R_tile' : · ; .. .1 > "1_ •• , . , •'( .,,~ ~~bocr:::i"'~ "1-·~l Jn Brooklyn WASHI?jGToN ·(UP!) -Seo, 'l'llomat
J. Dodd' (D-Onn.), pulled out of the
race tor" the Demuc:r~ . f11WD1mtilm
for his Soa"° teat today, lU 1!'ft epren
the pooalbility he mJihl run u in In-
dependent -
'Ibo -.iJc S l·&le CGamllon is -
"f will not teek nor will l\ acce.pl
the Democratic nomlution as U.S.
senator," Dodd s&RI in a one-.entence
slatmeoi released by bis Wullingtm
office. .
Aides declined further comment.· and
said Dodd was in Connecticut.
But at Dodd'.s home ia Old Lyme,
Conn., his lftlS aide told UPI that
Dodd was "giving ser:lous consideration''
lo a third party candidacy and loday's
aJUIOWICefll<Jlt did not preclude that
possibility.
Dodd, 63, who was censured by his
senate colleagues in 11117 tor COlv'erting
campai&n fundJ to . his peraona1 use,
has been running uphill In bil batlle
only two weitta away aDd ntunday
an •Jd ~--1er . ,.ttdlOd and
"""""'1C<d 'hll• -· for-~..SO.. Edwi<!I L. ~ one ol Dadd'• _rivals
for the homiiWion. .
T!Je, Rev. Joeeph D. Dullty, llltlooal
cbain:han of tbe Amsical f o r
Democratic AcUon, another ~
candidate for the nQmi.nation, ~s ~won
the eadorRmei>t of Sen. ~brahain A.
Rlblcoff (l>Caon.)
Dodd suffered a mild heart attack
May 13 and has been recovering since,
althoug!t he flew lo WuhlnJllon Thursday
lo vote .., the Byrd ......iment lo
the ~-chureh tmendmeltl.
Dodd rtsmned the campaign trail after
hi& heart seizure but lw been spez:iding
much of hla time resUng at his Old LYine boine.
ArmyPrimed to Evacuate
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iI~S. Citmns in Jordan --· :: : ·' . -. . .
WASHINGTON (UPI) -'Ille _Dad A. Klslln((lr, lo min developmenll
Airborne DlvlllQn al Ft, )!rig, N.C., In Jonlan.
has been. jl!lced oiJ-ol<rf _u port Of A S11te Department -Jal tall flitte
emeraeney ·~ ln:p rt te c.fh I headed by Aml>usador Harr!Joa Syn>o
Amerlcon dtllem In lllrifetonl Jrin, me<,:lonner envoy lo Jordan. Is trying
admlnlllrailoo olflclll1 iald tadoy, lo cooflrm 1he welfare and whereaboult
They said the ~ were Gt-all U.S. notionlls In Jordan, Zltgler
al«ted Tbllnd1y nigbt • -IC U.S. Slid.
citll<nl were beJng held lmlqe ii' two Ziegler .aid the ln!mlalionl Red Crosi
hotels in Amman, the Jordan capital, hu conti;acied With Middle Eut AJrll~
by Palestinian commandos. Jn Bttrut. Lebanon, to airlift Americana
~the ~·baft lrinoe been and other r...ia-s out ol Jordan. There
re1:11aed~aod a,n ... atrtlft of foreigner• are an ~st~ 535 Americans in
out ol Annan boo -. 11111U1od by Jordan. Amon( thoa< ]Olvlng are
the lntoml~ ·Rod Crou, the . troops "nonesaentW" pe_..1 at the A-· ,
~ .., alert, o!fldall .ald. . lean Embasy in Arnmtn and Jhelr depe11-
"lt la ~ procedure when o lilua-denll, Zle~ aal.r.
Uon _..,,., 1111 lllblo lo ·place units Olllcials aakLd.lailt of lh<-ev1cuatlon
on the alert, "'Ibey told. -' of fore~ lrom Jordan ,..,. •tlU
1lle offlclall IOld Ille olerl did
0 not being worked clul. Al!pougb Jordan hu
mean Prtlldent Ni-.wu •bout lo agreed lo ollow Middle Eall Alrllnu
,..... troops lalo -lo racue. pi.., lo fly iillo -Amman lo conduc!t
--· -· ' U. OQCiia11on, the Red Croos Is still Whlle -l'r!lil Socret1r1 -W-~ with P1lesUne commandol
L. Zlell« IOld Nbm hoo -•....,;y on aetllnl the evacuees safely to the
""""'nte1"·1boallllefalellU.S.dtllens oJriiort; they lild.
and !he ...... poUllCol -In Dlfllculty In aettlng Americlns lo the
Jordan. He llld Na,.i. hu rec<l•ed s1q1na .,... liod been one or the
f_,i reparll on Ille conflict betW«n -arller towards ordering 111
the P1lallnlon -11111 Klnf evlaJotlan-·
11....m•1 Arab IeP>o. • llul owrnJ&bl there woie """"hopeful
Ni.on ma for l6 Olhiutto today wllh • elev~ In the Jordon oltuatloo
his foreign lllain f'vlw, Dr. l'""'1 (,. JWDAN, ..,. I)
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NEW, YORK .(UPI) -Fitts•whlch
burned out a 1upermariet and several ~ and-vacaN~tenements in -a
B.rootJyn l~lo area wtre·brought under
cootrol tOday by firemen ,who were
esc,r1ed inio · the area i by police art'er
reports ol snipers,
1New' YOrk rf.ite Chief John O'~lagan
rliid ~ W'li a hall hour d<laY. in
sendlDg firemen to the scene because
they had been ''targets ror thrown
miailes, Jneludln( rocks and bollles"
through a night ol· racilil dislurban<e•
in the East New York and Brownsville
sections. Most ol the ' fires were repoi"ted
out by 8 a.m. EDT.
"When the small arms lire started
We would got allow our men into . the
area," U'Hagan ,said Ut. itnswer to ques-
l~ons about th~ Oreflghtlng ·del.ay; .
The supermarket .and a· number of
shops w~ repOrted to have.~· looted
and a police rad,io c.ar was firebombed .
The burned te~ments ~ad beeO slated
for ~ition II .part o( ,an urban
renewal, program in the predominantly
black nelghbortiood.
lt.wa.s the first. sericius r a c I a J 'out-
break of the ·su,mmer in New York
and came after a day· of searing heat
which hit 91 degrei!s. There were no
iepOl10 of injuries but It lea.st elgbt
perscns wm .-Telted.. '!be trouble was
t'iiu~. ht police: attempts to arrest
two•loot'ers in tbe'Eaat:New .York
auperriaarkel ·
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amtll arms fire in Brownsville, O'Hagan ~
"Lill<n, I '!'Ok• lo 'policemen who
were on the scene who know whri they're:
talking about and the report ,..m, to
be valid." . ·~ A spokesman for Mayor Lindsay,
however, lakt the sniper reports were
tmcon(1rmed and were "just rumors."
Tbere wu no fwndlUon . to the t.nlper
re,por11, the,...._. said.
.Order was restored in the area later
tn the morning. Polk:e escorteCl firenien
illto the .,... and by I a.m. (EDT)
the blazes ·were limited to small rubbish
fires la and around tbe block of build!•$"
The block lffected by !he fires I• borderOd by Sut.ier-·mid Hopkl"'°"
av....., lild Letllon ~t ind S.roJosa
Avenue ,In 111< Brownsville l<dioo, a .
black' and Puerto Rican, w.e11o. •
Poll'° Nkf beefed 14' ~tro and 111<-tiCol patrol fortes, which lo calm
ti)!: community durlnc nigh~' had
beOn puiJect out ol the .... befoie !he nm l!nlpled.
• Fire officials l<Hd certain companies
not io respond to · fire c1 Us in the
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P,roud relative~ still clutching camera which recorded the even~Jl~ ..
her !av_orlle ;graduate.'. Thi~ .. sc~ne .ls .. being ~fed,-alhaloiig, : ,
Orange. Coast a,s. high scA.ooJ,. ,Jun1or college:~ ~niversftyr~ mencements· e th ir. trad\tional•place in·tbe June·apdtligbl.; · . .
Badh~n:L· ~i~l on f ree,w~Y::
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Over llurd'le ~n ;Asse'l!Jl!ly_;
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A controversial bill lo eliminate· a ·He also P,Oinl~ 08l.'libatiA11tMblymab
seeUon 'of the Pacllic ·.c:oaSt 'Free.way ~~rman 1 iestWed Jae.:owm a hOn\l'l
through NewPort Beadl was apJ>f9Y«f ~ rfewpPGt Bach himsell and willnmal~
by. an. Assembly. coinmiltee Thllrsday, ~atly 1<>PPQSed. to aiiy rreewa, qiit,wOuld in Sacramento., drawing rnlxed'"reaction · feet Jt ' ' · · ~-af '"·Or ~..,. I ")1 I\• I I .,.,,y. Olig "~ ange. ~•I. •"II. l ,.did, sup., •"thing "" the , City Assemblyman .ftllPert E. :Badham .(R, t.:'OWlCIJ, tt wculd be: ·called conflict of
NewportrBeath), PlU1'. friepds 1aqd. foes interest," Mayor w"tlson snapped.
o( the freeway, are expected to ·r8tui:9 1 He predicted, however, lhal Badham's
lo 1ho; capital 11!:'\ \YIJO~}•~n ~ !!jl\ tilU ,wlD 'be. de.feat!'<! oild,irul!Pst"1 !hot. aoe.s tcr~·Assembly floor-fqr,a ~' • dvert' if lt isn't; .the ,~document canoot
· If ·appc:ov~ •. it w~ be P:1i ,on, -·lo d hat It
he •-Tr ~"' Com lee I o w ~-' --\ .xua:te ansf"r' "!~on 1 °" AssembJyinan Bii<Diam,.Ni!wport Coun-~iQeratlon apd pefha~ retuM'"to eilman Howar.d1 :RoR:ars · :am loogt;ime
the 1.1oor !Of a f!nal·~e unl~skiDp!. fS<elB.IDHAMr -I) Warding of the ti1lf, AB 1701 ,. says I · .....
It wp1;1ld.:de.~t.he-1 future PMllla~Cbist · t · · · ,' , ' 1 ., ~=~,~~.'!fi:.s::*~~~ .ii~~ :cw: .,:~fu~e$: ·
de~~~;,;bv ,Trans • tion' .~: :vz-.v :... M. -Or: n:Y.,,; I
mit\<e-pasoed -the ille~! by' a •I I~ f' J ' H• N•e'
3 ~._.. 'l'IJll~Y 'an:.~. , ri 11owhig ·: Resld;,.. or N._tli-h«u'....,¢ m~~'J:~·~~' ~:Ztl"~;~ ·th~ ': ve!'fllll"! .. at e •:m.,.for .the--
11_ ~, -• t . '..:..,, .Air catifofn;a., ,lets ', talie , oll _, , r I ' :-.~ IJf.O, '""e • ~:'9'\<!n!J' ~ Al\'. <rol" ~lee ai.nt'., -'bail 111 • 'nl'ado"cp,' 16 r.J: ~"~~ __ .,,..,.,');'> 1 mind " I . •I I" ..... ' •I!' ·-w-·~, · cosia Mesa 'M.,or Wi 1\( Wilm CUii : 'theri37'l :vim i.. mlklnc -~-I I I"-' of •·'--""'-' fl>eir eatly momlflg. deJ)Ol!ur.s 'Iii 17 ""' ,,.. ·•cu ar Yer...,.. ~·-,. .. an J.ha~-r nJ""'·' ......... a o·t th •Ill Franl< Lanterman (11-t;a Caliida) wfto, • ·~ ...-. _., ...
he said, brecied 'In .._t , t11e"nd of orie C.lifomla lilib aChool ill-. 'to allo
preaentallon. • · ' · · • ' · Dight jradualioo plrties at' °""'1llrll.
"He lllOYed -lo put It on the Door Tho s1.-t. ln'i~-111< ~ -._
and got .a quiclt second,'' Ma,vor Wlleon SP'Od the evening .at ,~ ~ lbm
said todari complalnlnc lhltl• antmb!ed return home Oii the• r .m. flla¥e.
foes of JJia propo6I( --·t even been Clitroid said . two pllno,'lOads ~
permilled to speak. out •lhls mom!Jls. 1ix -art~. IOr
"'Mind yoo, lhi• 11\111 hadn't • ..._ SalurdOy and throe more wlll 'IO T•
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main source or petroleum supplies.
uick«l the C!fOlsr'Oldl city of Travel on Highw1y 4 has been limited of auaclting Phnom Penh one day ."
&peu t.odly anc1· cut the-to daylight hours for the put month Fighting ·near the ruins of Angkor
an-bulll h1&f1way linking the Cam~ and even.before the war came to Cam· Wat slackened but a C • m bod i a n
badilD caplt.11 af Phnom Penh with the bodia Utt route was not recommended spokesman uJd the government forces
m.tloa'• only deep water seaport. for nighttime travel. The Xhmer Rouge had no plans to Lry to drive the Com·
A Phnom\Penh communique said Cam· -Cambodia's venion of the Viet Cong munisl forces out of the area, lesl the
'badian forces drove the North Viet--were thick in the Elephant Mountain ancient shrines be damaged.
nmneae ~ Viet Cong attackers from range traversed by the highway. In Soult\ Vietnam. sil Americans were
Kompon& Spell but commercl.al traffic Kompong Som ls a bustling part which feared dead in the crash of a U.S.
waa 11.W blocked from usln& the 141-m.Ue draws acores of ships every week. lt Army helicopter in a lhtmderstorm near •"fieedom· Highway" ruMing down to was tnOwn as Sihanoukvllle before March Tay Ninh City. Four other Ame[icam:_ tlie 'JIOI'\ of Kompoag Som of the Gulf 18 when military-leaders in Phnom Penh were wounded when another chopper
~.SWn. ousted Prince Norodom Sihanouk as chief was shot down in lbe,Mekong Delta. ~PQP.I Speu, a province capital. of state and adopted a more militant American military spokesmen i n
.lti utride Hi,tlwlY 4 25 miles IOUlhwta ltance toward the Communists. Saigon said Communist troops ambushed
ol Phnom Penh. , 1'Freeodm HJghway " is a broad paved a U.S. mechanized lnfa~try unit In the
Nearly all of Phnom fenh's vital sup-road which was built. with U.S. foreign Cambodian Fishhook area Thursday and
plel move over Highway 4. Tbe railroad aid money before relations between killed three and wounded 19 Americans
lllit tram &npMI Som to Phnom Penh Wuhingtoo and Phnom Pefll soured in In a 10..minult battle in the jungle.
wu cul by the Viel Con& two mo n t h s the Sihanouk era. The fighting was one of three clashes
lfO. · -"11fe"attact-against Kompong Speu Involving American and Colnmunist
Cambodia's only oil refinery ts at Komo means a lots of pressurt ls put on Phnom forces in the Fishhook. The clashes co~t
·-OM n .. ·-of ··-•er ·-·-·· P-'-.. ~Al.I the spokesman. "I do ooL l*l& --..., ......,. .. _.... i;;wi, -.... U.S. casualties of at least six dea'd ~ tr1i11n ba,. i.o, l'tmom Peal>'1 tlllllk, tbe Vilt C<"'i ml the Norlh Viet-and 29 WOWlded.
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LIBERTY BLOWS KISS TO NEWSMEN AFTER ARRAIGNMENT
..:. From Colorado Sprl"9:' to .s t1te,Ho1pit1l In Pueblo
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P.U"" Battle Mexleans
-'¥.4>ting. ih W e.stminster
Brings Three ·Arrests '
Reagan Arrives on Cpast;
If oins · Agnew for Meeting
_ JUotin1 broke out early this mornlngbimseU. then radioed for two more of.
kl 1 Melican·Amerlcan sector o f ficers. '!!-wltll lawmen from tin dil· !.$ Ibey arTived, lhe partygoen bei!an
ftrent agencies taking on 50 to 75 party· fighting among themaelves and then turn-F.inl revelers. ed on the officers, Hoover said.
•'No ont wu serioualy lnjuied in the The three PollcemeG then Jssutd an )!ur·lo!'f fracas wilicb began at 2 ~.m. emergency call f<i ·help which wu Ii! a pnvate TtSidence .IC:rOSI from Sigler answered by die inore Ulan two dozen ~· . lawmen from surrounding cities. .
• ,Olfkors reported lbat """ policeman Hoover uid mony o1 the potty
wu tl<l<ed In lhe aide ol lhe bead members usisled Ille poiic< olficm In while otllm aullmd brulles in the-hand· quieting the dlllutbance to-hand n,blin(. ·Neither police nor riot · •
pirtldpanla "'!uired bollpltaU..tloo.
~''Jfne mm were taken into Cllltody
ijler • olllcerl from Westmlnller, Hun-
tin,lm Bead>, Seo! Beach, Loo Alamilol,
F-.ln Valley, OJlle M,.., lhe 9lalnr>f Patrol ml the Sherllf'a olfic:e
lliippoll·up ... -•
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pMCe and ...wt on a police oftictr
Wat JIU* M<lra Lunl1 :ti, d. 14431
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-aJlesed putic!palll ln lb• .... ... Raymond Arpnda. 11, of
151$1 Olive st., Westmllllte:r. who 1'11
-pd -lnterfer!IC -• police olftc:ero ml dtllmt>lll( the puco.
Tbetinl-a n.,_..td juvenile
wu booked on curfew vlolltlnm 1 and
l/<in« -tn pobllc. • omc.. H.-ry Hoover uld the riot
l>eC"" -' Wedmlnlter police olll<er
1-pled . le lllop the juvenile IJ he
... drlvlnll alon( anach st.
He pt away, ran into a hoUlt ·~
fl7S Church SL, in fro•t of which the
poll<e car wa parted, Hoover Aid.
Moments later, the car wu surrounded
by -ol hootile youth• who kicked
in the door of the brand new pollce
11111. ~ ~· had~ · OfOcer Herman Vamer who IJllll'l:I•
lr)<il>( to quell the -by
Fren& P .. e 1
FIRES ...
!rnWM•tlle .,.. II they felt they could
not handle their own leCUrity.
AuthoriUer said trouble broke out when
police at.tempted to arrest lwo men for
allegedly setting rubbish fires in a
Brownsvillt street. There was a subse-
quent firebombing of a pollct radio car
ahd a Ulird man was arrested.
One patrolman suffered a slashed
finger while scuffling with residents who
reportedly tried to keep police from
anutlng the 1Uspects. He WIS treated
at a holpltal and released.
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ASsemhly ,Version
Of State Budget
Killed in Senate
SACR.\MENTO (AP) -The Seoale
formally iooked. tbe Allembly:. un-
ballllCed venlon ol Gov. "'-'• 11.48
billion budge! today and ICheduled iii
.... budget for. dale ~ Tueoday.
(Earli« Sloey, Pac8'1).-, -...,..
The Senate ,FJnuoe 'Committee pot
final laolcba Pl' Its Ill.II blJllon 1K¥11«. ~. ~ !':i:' o1"1'. ~: .
peeled 11!1 millioo ddiclL
In ·doing that, tbe CIJllllllltlft made
11 clear It-lnlendl for tj1e I.I per<ent
cul to uteod. to Ill• .....,. of ~
state worker. fr:om the iovemor on down.
''Make aure that eltendl to the
Jegislaton' aalarles, even though it may
be iliegil." Chainnan Donald Grunsky o1 the Finance Commitlee Instructed
fiscal experts whi> will ' draft the final
bill . .Legi&aton' oalaries can't be cliang·
.ed by the appropri1U0111 bill.
The Senile orlllnally sdleduled debale
oo ILi budge! blll today. But the IChedule
was changed ·wh<o the Aaembiy pao!ed
ILi budget Thunday. _
What the Senate did today was to
gul the Assembly bill and amend its ·
budgel into that bill. 1'1us when it
debates its budget 1\Jesday, it really
will be debating an Assembly bill.
The acUoo even confuses many
legislatoN.
* * * Senate Rejects
Plans to Cur:b
Arms Sale Power
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Senate
today rejected a proposal that would
have curbed Prtsldenl Nixo•'s powers
to 9ell arms to foreign nations.
The Jff>posal would have made gpec:Uic · ~al approval necessary before
the govetnment sells .arrril to roreig•
countries.
Defeated was an amendment to the
House-paued foreign Military Sales Act
whJch would have struck authority for
Pruideat Nixon to m a k e $250 million
In cash sale.s of 1rms and up to $300
million for credit Ales for fiscal year
19711 and 1971.
WHh lbt measure defeated, the Presi·
dent caa make thOJt sales without any
coosressional voice lnto what countries
buy arms.
Sen. John J . Williams, (R·Del .), author
o( ~ amendment, wanted to require
the administration to seek specific con·
gressJOnal authorization for each salt.
nie Se1ate took timt oul to vote.
on the arms sale lS11ue !ollowln1 a 52-47
vote Thursday in which It repelled ad·
minlatratioo efforts to tone down peldlng ·
· 1eplalion which would limit th e
President's hand In the Indochina war.
The vote seemed ctrtal• to fortshadow
victory nut week for senators seelin1
to hold the Prtsldent to hil pledae to
remove U.S. lorce1 from Cambodl• by
the flrsi of .-ext month.
• As for Wllll•ms' propoaal, it would
have required the President to 1.!ik
Congress In advance , and on 1 country·
by.country basis, for permission to sell
.arms oversea.
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GovemOr RDnald Reagaa arrived on
the· Orange Coast by sea IDday,'foUowed
within hours by Vice President Splto
Agnew in a helicopter for a mee~
at the Western Wbile Hawe o( top.level
officials examining• the huge feileral
gr1.Dts_made lo law entOrcemtnt 11en-
cies. -~
The gover.or, who spent ~ night '
aboard ORar winner Johh Wayae'& "Wild
Goose" off Newport Harbor, then steam·
ed Into Dana Harbor tJll! morning aboard
the conv_erted sub chaser.
AiniW,'.makini hlo second visit to the
Oranp Cout in lea thin ' week, WIS
GunmanK~naps,
Robs; Releases
San Clementean
A piotol'jlO<kilig deajlerado wi1o ••id
he had seven states to Cross kidnaped
a U.year-old San._Clemente man Thurs·
day aftern9on, robbed , him, tried to ob-
tain $5IXl from hls bank , and finally
fled In hi.I car.
Carl M. Clouse of 501 Del Mar Ave.
said he was forced to ride with the
young man from South Coast Plaza in
Costa Mesa to San Clemente.
He escaped during a scuffle outside
the United California Bank branch, ac·
cording to San Clemente police, and
the abductor, described as about 25 years
old, raced away.
Costa Mesa Police Detective Gerry
Thompson said Clouse was relieved of
$26 in cash and two credit c;-ardll after
the kidnaper forced his way inlo the
car. ,,
"Move over. you want to get shot?,
ht snapped as Cloose start~. to get
out of the vehicle after dr1v1ng into
the shoppiag center.
The victim told investigators he was
forced to hand over all his cash, but
told $26 wasn't enough and ordered to
make a withdrawal of $500 which he
admitted having. ·
They arrived at the bank branch loo
late, thus saving Clouse from the ad-
ditional loss. .
He said his kidnaper forced him lo
knock on the door warning agai.nst tell·
ing bankers what' was happening , but
the manager refused to let them in.
"Let's go, Pop." the Wdnaper said,
grabbing Clouse by the arm, but he
brokt free and the nervous abductor
ran to the car and sped off, while
his victim called police.
Fr'Om P•ge 1
BADHAM ...
freeway foe Marshall D u f f i et d ,
represented the Freeway Fighlers' posi-
tion during the debate Thursday.
Mayor Wilson complained of~ warm
reception given them , but praised com·
mittee member Assemblyman Robert
Burke (R·Huntlngton Beach) for defen-
ding the right of pro-freewey speakers
Lo bf; heard.
He said Burke Intervened when
Assemblyman Lanterman tried t o
railroad the bill through commlttte and
noted Ulal Burke was one of those who
voted against submitting it lor rurtber
debate. "Ht's not \•ery happy about il. Is
he ,'' remark:ed Newport Beach Mayor
Ed Hirth today when asked (or comment
about the proceedlnp.
"We have been working with \he
engineers to see if there art any more
atteptable routes. Wt just don't want
It there,'' he continued.
"I don't think the Badhem bill will
give a 1C1lutlon in Itself,·• Ma)'1>r Hirth
conlinue.d, ·1but perhaps It wUI lead to
one." The Newport Beach delegation
prtsentcd the committee wi\h petitions.
beariog 21,000 algnatures of people op-
posed to the Pacilic Coast Freeway
as designed •
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FLOOR SAM~U SHOWN
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GREATEST REDUCTIONS EVER
Over IC lity chairs to cho~s• from end ell et oat1t1ndin9 reductions. All si1•s, sh11>9s I: styles fl'!
every co1 ~ ,m19in1bl•. T •~• 1dv1nt19• of this wonderful promotion. I• among th• firtt to choo10 from
thi1 out1t1ndin9 1election '
DEALERS FOR: HENREDON -,DREXEL -HERIT A6E
INTERIORS •
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has ~ -plated orr alert as ~ o the ~t!itfational· ~ ~· the troops and the worsenina: political situation in emergency. planning in-p.r-o t..e.cl.I n-1-rtll!Hfn..(IQ-alertrofficiala-aekl. . . . •
· Amer ican cltiJens in striletom Jordan. "It is iftormal proCedure when a situa-Jordan. He , slid N11on has ~ed ;
' · ad~tralion officials said today. Uoll:~s"leu 8'1blt to place .. units frequent rtPotts· on the .conflict -? Tliey said lhe paratroopers were on !'!'.\ ~" lhiy aaid: u.< PajelUJ\l~'l'mancpi. and, c
alerted '11lursaay night WhDe. 14 U.S.. 't'l\f .omctaJs sakl the a~rt dfd 'llOt' Hli~ein1s-A~ .. liaio0.'' · · ' '
citizens were being held ~e lo two me&n.1 ~t· Nixon._ waa about ;,tot Nixon met 1or 4$ mlnu~es today WiJ,h
hotels in Amman, the Jonilh capita:!, moYe-', ''• tatp'-J<lf'dAn to rese.ae his f~eign...aa.atrlil:lv~.·Dl'~enty
by Palestinian commandOs. ~· ,1 ..._ _ w .• A. Jtilsin8a'~1 r~ de~tri
Although the host11<1 bave,'iinee.-betn 'll!tlliJ!lille<.P,rea Secr.torYJlonliia· in Tonian. • • _: .. . ,.. ' .
400 Graduate ·
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High Ceremony
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mo~ ""1ed hlcb ldo tile air
over Huntloetan Beoch HJsb Scbool'1
' CHANcELLOR McGILL WARNS MARINA GRADS ABOUr 'THE '.CR)SIS: JN'. BEl lEi''
740.Men:tbers of 1Aw1re Gener•tion' H••r New Columbi1 U. Chief UrS,.•.J"hem,fo A fm .(Mtrit•O,ft., •.
Sheue Field nNl'ldly nliM. .'
Marina Launches
'A ware' Y out1i
Out Int o World
By AUN DIRKIN
Of'llMo O.llJ "llor St•ff
The "iwar:e generatkln'' stepped lpto
the world. a1 Marina Hlgkl School, Hun-t~glOn Beach,. Thursday night.
Tbtt'1 lhO cl~ica\IO!t l"!Jior •peak"
Kiniberly Jonlan P,YO to.the< 140 f'WJl«I --·""•t>a<leol_..., .................. the Kii!.oi thla . •• __,,,.,.,.. ,,.,
·~r refer~·o the ect1lojy movement
on campus and said it brought the
students together and created a upily 1'thal starlfed aixl -shocked ·00,r •• ilderS
and some of our peers:"
"1 say we accomplished something 1f · w~·. sp8.rked one glimmer or
awareness." she -said. •·we mu st be
the ·generation to ex'tend ·the· · hani.1 bf peace ind friendship. We must be aware
of. our problem·s by living close to one
IOOlher."
'Miss Jordan urged the graduates to
become free -"by being free you
become aware-individuals."
,"The is.sue for us is thal this is
our time, our world. Begin tp be what
you are going to be for the rest or
your life. Start the rest of your life."
The commencement address was given
by Dr. Wiiiiam J. McP ill, chJlnet!llor
ot UC S.n Diego, who has been appointed:
head or Columbia University .
He spoke or a "crisis in belief" which
he said ex isted in society today. He
urged Uie students to fonn their concerns
and beliefs strongly and quickl y. "Arm
yoursal\16 now against those who wish
to destroy thi; society we believe In,·•
he said. Or. McGill warned the graduates that
they would not find strong. beliefs In
cOtlqe Jtudents or the faculty or in.
the admtnistratibn. "Most administ rator?(
Jt seems to me are afraid , most believ'
only In their <lWn success.''
"Thus nobody believes .In you," Or,
McGiii went on. ~
"You must make these efforts. The
world depends on you to bind the wounds.
You must hold your beliefs or you 't'ill
find a hostile atmosphere on campus.
''It is necessary for you lo form your
Ideals, believe in them deeply and keep>
(See MA~A. Page 11
Gruge
Weather
Look for a little more drizzle on
Saturday.morning, followed by sun-
ny skies and temperatures back up
in the comfortable seventies alona:
the Orange Coast
INSiDE TODAY
E"vtrything you might want to
know about ·the Orange COuiu11
Home and Garden Show ca11 bt
found in today's Weekew.dtr
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It provided 'a ~& CUm_u , ,t.O a
Fountain Valley .Grad. uat .. e.s ::.;=y"°::dd..::'th'',:!~:1 ~
fi-iends of !be gradua~.
. -Entering I~. the fir aide ol u.'.e
H Bl t A • t 8 • t fooiball field, ib..,enlor• ma~, ll'IMllld .eat! as gams ~ oc1e y_,~ov~ .. ~~;i-.. ,
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By TERRY· COVILLE . " the • final aoilcl<llf WU --~ by
Of Ille Dall'I' f'llet Ste.ft • V,~Jedlctorian stev=.E· , nj.i t
"Our culture, teaches us war, pre!'udice : Saj5r,_,;,~ ~ ;u .•.r.r1ti !: ._
ahd · hypoctisy, We are m'eant G be ' I innu f'"' ~ , <-# r •
soldier&, ,PQsuper Ditriots -~ •-l, aner;..t ' . " •. "'J ? ~ . .. . _1» not-t0-sllinr lfaeaier._ wiw Phillip ~artz, co-vaUidlc1oriu ... Of-Foutitaift
Valley's 19700 gr&jf~.1'1-·
He cri~ w~~ he ·.termed
"America'•· culn.t.l ·;ollll\l®" during .
Thunclay's· ·grad~ ceremoni~ ~Id ·
on campus. , .~ a"i
·"Our cqlture ·tel.la your wtp 1o:'f"1Lt ,
wJlo to hate! It teaches us to. accePt • d~' If we-Q¥1 .~t that 'we,s~ld ,
all enlist in UJe.army after graduation.I'
"•'re laught ·to uphold the f.onstitu-
tion L . but the Bill . ol Rights doesn't . ·
apply to NQgroes, -long hairs and
homo&ex.uals."
"F<tfiubately no one. is completely
molded. I'm proud of this generaUoo
because·it iSn;t stlent." ,
"MY~hwe: 1is .tJia~ .wars, weapons and _
nationajisnl will oome to an end. We "
mpst a w;ar~ be VOC"~I. The w~t thing •
that c'ah haJ>pen is to be a silent ma-
jor\ly .~_Maiµ corwlooed. •
Most of the several hundred parents
aod fr.lend.! in the audience applauded
politely.
Gerri Anne Carpenter, Ule other co-
valediCtorian of the first class to have
spent all four years at Fountain Valley
High, spoke in counter-point to Martz.
She called for a bridging of the genera-
tion gap.
''Today's society is strivi~g to ~o.ve
in a posiUve direction. There IS a definite
need for the gener.klns to get together.
We artn't doing that."
"It takes more courage to exlend a
·hand than to point a ffnger or clench
a flst," she sat<t. '
The third speaker was Anne Cundiff,
seniOr speaker for Ure class of 1970.
"Look at the sky. the .w1trer, µit' trees,
the birds, the land," she ~ged the
atld\ence. "lt1ar. Is facing his own ex•
Unction. ECology will react against its
oppressors." ·
"We are polluting our land, waler
and sky -some say~ t,hinking. We mus~
swallow our self1Sh ·'alms; smother our
j;ge okl lust for power. There, is no
1erteration PP· in ecology."' · . ,
W-Jth the end of speeches, Dr. Joe
Ribal, trustee of the Huntington Union
High school District, st~ up to begin
DAIL 'f "'LOT St9H ........
' HE 'U. RECALL GRADUATION
FV High'• Don E.verson
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Randy. P apke. W~s
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LOS . ANGELES .fA.P) -:-Charles . up -i'1atn. . -~
Manson fough t wUh. threi ~Oiff~ tzy1 /ng . "YilU might ~swell kill us all," shcru~.
t ' 't 1 • Mi4•-Atkins. "We "ln't get a fair trfll." to forCe hirTI into &is seal ln .a ·courtr~m : -: "' , , .
ta;day,, t,hen .wa.s .'led ,SJ;iou~Ii:ig put..of ' . ·)
courL.alpng, wllh. three .oo.ers .sii;r§i!J : R· f .. , 1 5-• -..
wilh ll)•rdec-conspifacr ,in.th~.•ljtxinp ,: , e ·~ti~. , _ e~Cf(,,
of actress S!jai;on .Ta,le and ~~l11orf . , . t. • J' , bs. · c! " . 'tJ. :
Tile com~u ... siar1ed . ~ i.~n"'n , For.. o . ..;,et: . ·p·..:
and three y~g. wol"en de"'ifJJ.nts.'i.od I .
Lib. ·eo· · up , in.. cgtlrt. ~r. arms ~trt::tche:d· 1 Werl ~~ID the•Hun--rary· ntest al their •ides and head! bliwe<j .• Til<l . tlnitoo Beadl tJhW Blah Scl'10I Dlslricl I
· '-_, '' '. . judg~ 9r~ered. thei:n to ·s.it ~wn,:·~trt · hli\re eMablf~.i~~t'.a Job ~erral seryjce: •
Randy .~.aplte, 9162 Chri$line.-: Drive, they, lgnor~·.rurp... / · . , ... fOli students see\iog· full or part-time '
-J:Iuntington Beach, has won . ~he, . c!tY • Supet!or ' Court 'Jutlge , Cli'trlt$ , Oldt!I" : jotis. . · · · ·
. llbracy.ra·ntm fesUYal· adult dlv1mn with th.en . qrQer~d . ¥iµf/s .to ·put 'the . fl'.Lr: • !)lamed Projec t SW~LL (Successful
hand ing out diplomas to Fountain • his pto]ect ~lmprlnt No.1>.": · • · in'thelf seats. ~ .• ' . , · ..... ·. WQrk Ex:perlet1ce~Leamlng Leadslt the
Valley's 611 graduating seniors. . . ,~~ •wlllJlf!l's lfl!M)\laced , ~):' by · M,_a~~.'.1.i:l~ ~ fj&ht .oH J~ . .VW~@,11 se~vlcP. will !"•as.1st ~ In .making all
"I have promlse<l.lweryc;ine I· wouldn't 1Mn •. .$arah Glass ol the Ubraey,,.we:re . bdt;'o'l:l'e 'grabbe'd; IUl 1Wl'iSt,.w.\Ot~·1 qg : sttfteots productive tax-paying members
glve a speech tooiCtit~·:.sajd 'the usUillty _j,__W~eiaa. ,; 11311 ; 'Bertsbim •!Lane; .(1(\1.o, his.t. lo!l& .. ~UY ~hilir :And .• , it,d. .'. d{soch!ty byJ l:iidglng:--the-gap· bet.-
Vocal trustee,' "so· 'Without ·aiiy «J•Y"" 11~ Beach, ,aemor: 'diViiiQrr'Wianer· ··tried to'hAn!:k:\tlr:ritm. · 1 '. !Y! • c • •. th thebfy of the tclauroom and ~ .al all -let's gt!:l on witb·il" ' wiUI '"'Feder.at. J\t'sery£ ,Syftem.;'!.' Dl~ne _; ~ ·womfn' ~1 Sus&n: A'tjtins,'.2i ~r:&Jie 1 pr ttCal exPer:ienCti 11viilab)e in ttit
As they rnl!d •by' lite podium at'leutl land J~ Vonnel~ln, AnlhelnJ; junior Vin llio\Jg!l\eh; ·m, iild, P),I ~~·' wcj'id'ol'worl,"a!c;or'1\hl 'lo Boli Martlo,
two graduates sported~large, white Peace · ktivisiM t(inners with "Heril Cat,'.' K~~\nkel, 22 ~sat <k>~, theft,~,!~·: di~ict work 1!~ dtrector.
doves sewn on the baCk o( their gradua· -· .... ~·,..: · ' · • · · · · ~· '. · · l ~
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tlongowns. 1~ •• :t "' · l '
263 in First Gradm;iting ·~,
Ciass· From Edisoii .. Hig~ · 1
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By RUDI NIEDZIEJ.SKI
ot .... h !Jr ~ ........
Happy faces abounded 'Ibursday nlg~
·as Edborl Hlah School hekl ils first
,commencement in 1 brand new school •
And they s h o u I d have. To the 1970
graduating clau ol 263 aenion: bek>nged
the dlotlnctlon'ol setting rilany tradit.,..
to be followed by others in the coming •
years. "
ll was a festive occasion for ..,
seniors, all dressed In green and I
academic finery and las.sled mortar·~ •
board!.
Tb<y U•lened intently " Vale<ticlorlan
David Montano 1.1rged them toward "total
involvement in the achlevement of the
un.IYersal palty ol. our water planet
and the tou1a thai are housed wit hin
lts·preclool •to>OSJJ1!ete.'"
"toaJP~':lt )Im lmpoilan! moment in
~-~IOb..,an being• /~~t<:aUve 'ol thel poogibilitJ
~vet-before par1Uel ' conc~ual
th by the bwnan mind , but alll
the possibility ol a te;.;uyifta <nd
men klnd and pcthap! for our 'watcr-
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Fallvo A!r ~lg l'!•Jt-'.,,"'!!lft..m!ol '1t _i:!'Mlf!!lt'R -·Arw1'1 N-11 Hllh School .
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..;!":='-~ ·~' -;-,r ,:: .O.~--~ a.if. ~ ~. · cWeuoa would, al back be.ch develop-' nowo<11,., ·there'• a.. alllUlde ol 'Oby ..,.,_. __ . " · ' i:*bpc:m).1bat wOU)d.Jo tab a Ulr?"Glt · m.t Mii would O'lll'iold dlt surface let'• stop U' •. "
lfuntloikln Beach A as e m b I y m a n <i a l'OUfe lhal itncdlel lzom ~ · atreeU. Koch iold the 'collllJl]llee that il the
Robert Burke offered that explanation to Mexico," Burke coaunemed. 'IWe were two hours ol testlmony freeway· 1J not built. Picific Coast
this ntOl)Unc for the Ass em b 1 y Burke is vice cha:innaa of the. 11· at the committee bearing. Badham Hi·' ould --• t be 'dened fr Tr~ c.omnuttee's approval in member Assembly Trueportaton Com-presented a petition signed by 2,100 . ,.:;·~=~:to t>e'7:e: 11 =~ 20 la:
Sacramento ftund-.r of a bill to n!move miUee. Mcordin& to the liunUnatoa persona who, he said1 opposed the to accommodate the amount or traffic • liewport &egmf.ftt of the Padfic ·Coast Beach lawmaker, As$embJymen Henry freeway in Newport Beach. he f ould k F~ay. • Arklin (R·Mlsslon ffHls) and Clan Ber-Ht said the present route whlch would t reeway w ta e.
The bill authorled by Robert Badham rybiU (R-A-1odesto) aJ.;o voioe oppo61tlon bilect the city would "rape the com· f "The croas1~~Burwoukld .~~.~!~
(R-tiewport 'Beach) was passed on a to the rerouting. , mo.Wty." or so many~· e -r~·
apUt voice vote. lt will be gift:ll aecorxi Badham's bl1J wouia delete the Coast Oppos1og the bill were Orange County The comnuttee wu also •dd.ressed
and third-reRinp early next week and Fl"eeway from' the eoutt'ieut llm.lts of Road Commlaslooer A. S. Koch, eooa . by Newport.~ y1ce Mayor How~
prohobliq •iU: r.aoh the Aaembly lloor Newport ~ch 1o Route 39 fn Huntington Mesa Mayor !Whert S. Wllson.. J!.,,._BQgers who Aid hil cl\y fav~ the Th~ay. • Beach from the California freeway _ tington Beach Public Works D1~ector deletion. • ,
Asiemblyman Burke said that he ex-system. In Huntlrlgton Beach this wouJd 'James Wheeler and traffic cng1.neers Opwnents "! the route cited 1Uc«s&ful
pec:f.ed the measure to clear the involve the stretch from Ad8ms Avenue from tbe state Division of Highways. freeway-blocking prece~tnts ln Santa
As9embly but find the going uphlll in to the Santa Ana Rlver mouth. Explaining what he termed a "free\'aY Ba~bara and Sa:n Franc;11CO. .
.the Senate. Instead or a:oµi, along the cout the backlash,'! Burke said, "There are a • B~.t there ~ a ~~ferent, situation
1\e chairman ol the S e n a t e trafftc woukl: tie diverted to the San lot of hard feelings on the committee hue, Burke ~launed. Hue a:peemeot.t Tr~ion Committee is Sen, Ran· Diego Freeway and arOW)d 'Newport about any freeways. It's all part of have bee~ signed, right or way has~ do~ Collier ([).Yreka). Beach and Corona del M&r. the general concern about environment been .cquired, the route la_hi\ber along
• ~.' Collier 11 sometimes 'described HunUngtoo BeacQ -the council, city and ecology in general and what the and It Is part of a sy~m •. ,The other ~ "'the father of the !reeways" and slalf aod Chamber Of CommerJ:t:~ _ freeway system has done. cases were lone freewu1 and ff~rt oot
• ampe this route loel tbroucb hia diltrict opposes the cbaoce, arguina: that the "ll any freeway is q u e 1 ti on~ d part al the master plan!" ·
GWCGraduates
r Fourth Cl886
In Brief Rites
By STEVE MiTCeEu. °'"' ..... "91.,, -.
Collqe laculty and arlminlltrator1, In
full ICademic re~i)"!! !!f.111C1uale1 •.
at Golden West eoDecelt ~•'tom• •
mencement uetclaes Thuraday night.
The brief 1970 ceremonies, marked
by short tatroduclioN and ·preRnta-.
were ~ by-a· ownmenCet.nt·
addrea deliftrtd "&y '1>r: wua.m nanan1ry; cblncellrr <i 'Pepperdfno eou.,.•1 -Mlllhu compua, . ~-!Old 'Ille l,DOp --and
relatives Jatbtred at the eurdaa that
''this commencement·eomes at the cloM
of what may be the lllddeol aeinemr .
in the b1ltor)I ol'Amerleaa hllber -
tion." •
He died llll!'I aWnmfn& from W!IPlll
scenea of tear aaa ud blyeiaets-on-
eveflfn( t-and the dealhi <i m
·-u ..... o( ·-.... blp. pellfid to 'Ille American dream." -
• '9ut' century .tarted cm IUCb . m; hlch
oote ol ~ Men were aay!o( that
just stven • UUle m<ft time and educa-
tion -aarl all the im>iema whlch
plague mukfbcl would he oolved ••. and •
the m"" l br])et Mlch :WIS lo 'P."t); I
US to thla Utopia WU educaUon,"
Banowsky stated. 1
, "We ahoul4 be sratelu! for a ~ra~an or students who 1te lelilltlv~" He urpd
studenta to meet the challenpl of today
pd to "fulfill tbl Aniericln. fjream." ',
Werth Keene, .. °'""P'Coasl Junior
Colleeo. Dlllrict lrultee, presented the
annual ·~· CtU...· Award 1o
Dr. iieory S. Kaufman, Hunllqton BOich
optometrlat. Jtaufmu wu cited for h19
"vleorous leadershlp as city councibnan
ud· planning commluloner over two
decades of the most rapid growth in
the history of Huntington Beach."
. The exercises concluded with the
presenlaUon of associate or arts degrees
to Golden West graduates by Dr. R.
Dudley Boyce, preside1t, Dr. Dale A.
Mil}er, Dean of Studenta and Keene.
The benediction was dellvered by Rev.
Do1ald E. Roberts, Christ Presbyterian
Church of HlDltington Beach followed
by recessional muaic by G;olden West
College's band , directed by Duane Keith.
Nixon Visits Flor ida
WASHINGTON (AP)-Preaident Nixon
left for a Florida weekend Friday at the
end of a ~ week in the White Hoose.
He was accompanied by retiring Secre.
tary of WeUart Robert H. Finch, other
staH members and the usual array or
seq.irlty, coriJmun.icatlons, and medical
expe:ll.
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Thi W..ther Waa .Wlncly, But th• Speeches Weren't
Teachers ~·eject ~ay Plan;
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Declare 'It'~ .Phony Off er'
Teaetiers of the HunUngkln Beach City
(elementaey) ~ool . Dtstrict· hi-v.; r.e~ •
jected a nine percent salary increase
offered by the Bo.rd or Trustees.
''Jt's a phony offer. They're misleading
the public wiih their nine percent rlgure,"
Mrs. Dorothy McClure, leadei-of ·the
teachers~ negoUatlng team, charged
Thursday.
She .. Pid one-third of that proposed
raise was approved last year in the
form or step-jwnps based on axperlence
and qualifications.
"And they also want u& to take fringe '
benelits out of the remaining six percent
salary increase', SO in effect we would
only receive about s four percent in-
crease," Mrs. McClure atated.
"Teachers thlnk we should spend every
peMy we take in, but we need reserve
funds."
Teachers also c h a r g e d that other
items, such as teachers aides, sabbaUcal
leave ~y and additional progran1s would
have to come out of their pay raise.
"We'll give lhem the six percent saJary
increase," Palmer said. "What they want
to d0 w1ui· the money is up to them.
lf' they want lt 'in take ho~e pay or ·
to pul on fringe benefi~. it's their
choice.,''
"No of.her district has ever made such
an offer," Mrs. McClure said.
A check of the Fountain Valley School
District, Ocean View SchOol District and
Huntington.,..Beach Unioo H\ih School
District-Dy the DAlLY PJLOT showed
that salaries aM fringe benefits are
kept separate In those districts.
"Yes:. We put It all under one figure,"
Charles Palmer, assistant d Is tr 1 ct
superintendent, admitted. "The bbard
feels it's Ume to be frank .and call
a spade a spade and say what tht
money goes for."
"They even wanted us to wait until
Jeptember·to negotiate,'' Mn:. McClurt
Teachers have asked for a ~ s\f'iiht
nine percent salary increase plw extra
fri nge benefits. Their total request would
add up lo aboul 1264,000.
The majority of the distrlct~s 241
classroom teachers voted to reject the
t~s· offer Thursday in a meeting
al Dwyer School. • ·
"We're wiliini to neeot1ate our Offer."
P.fr$. ~!cClure said. "But the district
isn't."
"This ls a cost of Uvinl increase. We
can't give more bec11,a5e we ~•ve to
bul\d our reserve funds," Palmer said.
-· . Teacher conlracts in the F,oontaln
Valley district' are·not negoUated untU
January. They do negotiate at the begin·
11.ing of school.
The next actfo1 is up to the teachers,
ll'ho, after 1everal meetings since March,
said, "we're very, very tired."
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them the resl of your lives.''
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Early Morning·
Riot Quelled
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• .Riotin&: broke Out nrly thi1 ·mOrniill
ta a Mqlcan-American sec.tor .:-o.f
Westminster' with 'laWDltn 1nin .ttQ dif.
ferent a,enclea Uk!ni Oil 50 to 7S party·
gofn& revtien. • · · . . ' No one was seriously iqj!J(Jd ·b\_Jhe
houf.lona: fracas which beeln at ·i a.m. ·
in a private residence ac!l"ols from Sigler
Park. ': ·
Officers reported that one policeman
was '·kicked in the side of· the head
while other~ suffered brubes in the hand· ~nd Jiil>lfng, Neither police nor riot ~e~penls requii'ed hospitallr.atiotl.
Three men "Here taken into custody
•fler 26 officers from Wtstminotlr, Htro-
}fJ\gtan Beach, Se&! Belch; Los A!unit0.,
'l'~ntsln . Valley. -eosu ·Mesa, ~the·
Jif:hway Patrol aOO the Sheriffs Cffice
mopped up the area.
Booked on charges of disturbing the
peace and assault on a Police officer
was James Mora Luna, 26, of 14431
Wilson St., Westminster.
Another alleged part.lc.ipant in the
melee was Raymond ArgaDcla, 19, ,of
1515.3 Olive St., Weltminster, wbo:waa
charged with interfering with a police
officers and disturbing the peace.
The third person, a 17.oyear-old juvet1ile
was booked on curfew. violations ind
being drunk llfpuillhi. f • '
Officer Harry Hoover said the riot
began when a Westminster police officer
attempted to stop the juvenile as he
was driving along Church St. .
He got away, ran into a house · at
7172 Church St., in front of which the
police car was parked, Hoover said.
Moments later. tlle car was surrounded
by scores of hostile youtm' who klcked
in the door of the ~rand new police
unit, investigators repOrted.
Officer Herman Varner who had been fning to quell the disturbance by
... himself, then radioed for two more of.
fleets.
As they arrived, the partygoers began
fighting among themselves and then turn-
ed on the offlcera, Hoover aald.
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M•ry Ann, A I (lift), JHnne, 10, Looking Ah1•d
40 HonorStudents Lead
Westminster Se nior Class
Decked out in bright red robes, more
than 600 Westminster High School·senlors
celebrated their commencement Thurs-
day.
To music provided . by the school's
concert band, the graduates S-Olemnly
filed into lhe nadium at 7 p.m. to hear
encouraglng words by the three valedic·
planet as well," he said.
"What is imperative now Is that we
conceive of our work in each discipline,
especially those of us who specialize
to a degree. to be an integral constituent
of the composite wave of menial ad·
vancemenl in which man Is invulved."
"A! some of us stand ready to Im-
mediately enter the work of our lives
and ·some of us continue the formal
education already commenced, before
doing this, let us fo rce ourselves to
bear the burden of the romantic ideal
that unity of purpose Is essential for
favorable evolution to occur;• he said.
torians, Dan Broderick, fl.1artin Chao and
Glenn Stevenson . '
The line-up included forty honor stu.
dents, alt of-whom-had completed their
four years with better than .a B average. l
A brief history of senior clas.s at t.ivi·
ties was recounted by Bruce Baron, the
salutatorian before the class was pre.
scnled by principal Ferren L. Christen--
sen.
Ll>dking out over a sea of crimson caJ)!
and gowns, Trustee Ray M. Schmitt and
Christensen the9 presented diplomas to
tlle students with a wa'rm 1iandshake.
Laurel, Hardy Film
' Scheduled Saturday
A Laur.el and Hardy comedy, ;
"Jitterbug." will be shown for Foontain
Valley children al 10:30 a.m. Saturday ·
al Gisler School , Hl720 Las Fores Ave.
It marks the start of a Sabuday
summer series of children's films to
be shown by the Fountain Valley YMCA.
Admission is SO cents and refreshment!
will be sold. •
CHAIR SALE!
FLOOR SAMPLE SHOWN
REG. $1 6'
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The distrid's offer totals $137,000
vdthout the atep-lncria.ses, ln other words
a flat aix perttn( ~ lnc\"tale.
The colorful ceremony in the achool'1
amphitheater lasted two boors.
After the processional, studenl bod)'.
president James Bloomfield led th~
pledae of allegiance and then the Rev.
Willis Loar, pastor or .the First Baptist
Churdl, gave the invocaUOn.
GREATEST REDUCTIONS EVER
r. • ·-The district'a ruerve funds are
estimated al '511,400 for 1 t 7 o • 7 1 ,
Teachers say that U,W'fl 11 arurually
uOOerestlmated. I
fl.1rs. McClure aaid the teachers did
not decide what actioa 'to take regardinc
tbt !illary im~, . '
"We will lefk • cotimei from th•
Californla Teachers,~ Allocl1Uon and
decide on some acUo• next week. 11:1
the end of lhe school year and there
lan't much we can do now," she fll· plained. I \ -
"We're not\a.e_lun, for anythln1 the
hJeh 9Chool tea?.rs don't have. tn f1ct not •s much.''
"That's anot boant What they do
doesa't rt ua," Palmer replied.
Stuart Mork, senior clasa president.,
fnlroduced the graduates wilh the hJiheal
honors --~nthia Burchett, G1111
C.inpbelf, lloWt Doria, Robert Eldon,
Paul Lanen, Jeanne McKinney, Mork,
Gregory Narog, Janet Squeglla, and Gary
.Tannehill.
Gory Campbell gave !he valedictory.
Later Principal Glen H. Dysinger and
John Bentley, "-111e111ber of the hoard
al trustees. presented the diplomas.
The Rev. Robert Larsen, pastor of
Grace Lathem Qlurch, gave the benedic-
tion.
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tvtry color im1gin1ble. Tt kt 1dvt nft gt of thi1 wondt rful promotion. Bt 1mong tht fir1t to choo11 from
thi1 out1t1nding 1tlection.
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State Budget
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Senate
formally jw:iked the A.uembly'~ un--
batanced version o! Gov. Reapn'a $6.48
billion bUdget today and ICbeduled it! .
own budget for debate ne1t Tue!Jd1y.
(Earlier Story, Pag< I). .
The Senate Finance Committee Put
final touches on Its $6.31 billion budget,
lrimm~ with the help of 1.1'.1 ~
board 1.1 percent cut to offset an unex-
pected $141 million deficit.
• In do!ng "that, the committee made
fl clear it intends for the J.li percen[
cut to e'xteod' to the salary of every
•late worker. from the governor on down.
"Make sure that extends to the
legislators' saiaries, even though it iqay
be illegal," Chairman Do'nald Grunsk)"
or the Finance Committee instructed
fiscal uperb who wlll draft the final
bill. Legislators' salaries cin't be chang-
ed by the appropriations bill.
The Senp;te originaDy scheduled debate
on its ·budget btll today. But fhe schedule
was ·clla:ngect When the Assembly paned
ii! budget Thunday.
What ·the Senate did today wu to
gut the Assembly blll and amend its
budget into that bill. nus when jt
dibatel Ill budget Tuesday, it really
will be debating an Asstmbly,.bill ..
'1be . action even confuses many
legislators.
Reagan, Agnew
In San Oemente
For Top Parley
Governor Ronald Reaga• arrived on
the Orange 'Coast by sea today, followed
within houri by Vice President Spiro
Agnew in a helicopter for ·a meeting
at the Western White House of tof>"level
ofUcials examining the huge fedefat
gra.nL! made to law enforcement agen•
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•1 moMAB MURPIDNE
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oran1e ~at opponents of offshore
oil dliDlng todly expresoed hope that
President Nix.on wlU aid their efforts
W ban oU iig• in local coastal waten
in the ume way he appears to be
dolll("ln SlnU Barbara channel.
Nlion Tt;ursdaY. asked Congress to i:an·
eel 20 federal oil leases in the Santa
Barl>&ri 'charuiel aru.
The_ Presl~ent asked that a marine
sanctuary be created ott Santa Barbara.
Today, !;fans J. Lorent, a \ea<ler of
the t:Oistal Area Protective League
(CAPL), 91id he ls'bopelul the President
will also intervene to aid ~glslatlon
desilllell to prote<:! \fie Ortnge Coast
Jrom_ tbe santa 1'na River qwulh . at
Newport._Beach lQ San Cleme11te, home
o1 the w.-i White "°"""· "Our leglalatlon for protection against
offshore drilling ln federal waters is
pro~ by Senate Biii 3093. co·
sponsored by Senators George Murphy
(R-Calti.) and Alan Cranston (0-Calif.),"
Lorenz. exp.lained.
"Thls·bill aptcifically exempts the San-
ta Barb8Ta· £h11nnel a r e a from th e
eXlen$IOO .ol ,lhe state oil 1anctuary into
federal waters," the CAPL officer ex-
plained. "This point isn't being em·
phasized by repfesent.atives in Congress.
"We are very . disappointed to see the
bill introduced by Senator Mu~y and
Senator Cranston being bottled up in
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a senate committee. •· ·
"Additlonall1, companion bilb br"
Congressman JPchar~ T. Hanna f°'=';
Westminster)· and ot~rs'. ere belnsi :
· similarly stalled in the House," Ldren• · .. asserted. .~
Lorenz, a Corona del Mar resident:~:
and· former Newport Beach vice m•yor,--·
.called on President Nixon to ald tbr'..,
anti-oil fight along the Orange Coast. ;.'"'...,
"We in CAPL. certainly. do hope tha~;.
the admiJWttraUon's interest shown iit . ~
combating oil blight off Santa BarbJ.r(~
will be extended · to our Orange Coa!f
area," Lorenz said. :,.;.·
"We hope the President will help In~.·
any Way he can to get these important ,
bills out of commltfets and passed and.:!
signed into law during this ~nt . ~
session of Congress... ~ ~
Lorenz views the bills by Murphy and ..
Cranston and Hanna 's companion mea·
slU'e as essential to safeguard the Orange
Coast shoreline against the blight . ol-
offshore oil rip-... i
Or.ange Coast · waters are currently>
protected by a state measure known
as the Shell-Cunningham Act which ex~~
tends an oil-free sanCtuary fl-om tl]t •
Santa Ana alver mouth to the Mex.lean
border. ;
Federal Legislation, however. ii nee, c:
essary to wfaen the · protection to 1 :..
much broader coastal area under federal
control which isn't now safeguarded by
state curb! in the Sbell.CUOninaham Act.
Senate Rejects Curbs
On Arms Sale Powers
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w ASHING TON (UPI) The. Senate ministration efforts to tone down pewdlna-
tod•Y rejected. a propoaal ·that ,wou.ld legislation which would 1.lmlt th •'.•·
have· curbed ' President Nlxoa's powers President's hand in the Indochina war. · '. The vote seemed certa1n·to foreshadow ~ •
to sell arms to forelgn nations.. victory next week for senators see kin ii ·
The proposal would have made sj>eclflc to hold the President to his pledge to" -·
cies.' .
The · gover•or, ·who -spent the ~night
aboard Oscar winner John Way•e's "Wild
Goose" off Newport Harbor, then steam·
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SURFEg POUNDS AHEAD OP WHITE WATER. SUMMER 15 HERE -CAN WAYl!S· IE PAR llEHIHD?
congressional approval neceisary 1$tfqri' remove U.S. forces from Cambodia by'.~
~lmnenf-sells arms -tO:-lorilj~ tfie htiit o ierrtnonth:------·-v-.-
. As for Williams' proposal, it would~ .•
ed into Dana Harbor this morning aboard
the converted Alb chaser.
Agne'lf, mai.ina: his .acond visit to the
Orange Coast in Jess than 1 week; was
ICheduled to arrive at the Western Wh.ite
House pompound near noon today, where
the two men would join the President's
Commission on Intergovernmental Reta·
tio•s for talk! on !he Safe .Streets and
Reds Cut U.S ... built-Road
crirne ·Co•trol Act. PHNOM PENH (UPI) -Communist
Ironically, both men, plus the other troops. attacked the crOssroads city of
members o! the 12-man commission, Kompong Speu today and cut the
Amei'ican-built highway,linkltig the Cam-were the objects of k>cal security precau· tions which were enhanced recently by bodiaii capital of Phnom Penh with the
nation's only deep water seaport. a large grant from that same anti-crime A Phnom Penh communique Said carp-
bill. bociian f0rces drU've the North ~Viet-
San Clemente police have begun namese anct Viel Cong attaC:kers: frdm ~ugm~tiJlg their departm~•t with more Kompong Speu but corpm~ciil .traffic"
than '$100,000 granted by the gov,ernment was st.ill blocked from using the ICS..mlle
to as&st in White House local security. "Freedom Highw ay" running down to
Rea1an left Newport Beach al 7:30 the port o! Kompong Som of the Gulf
a.m. ·today, for the re.latively short sail of Siam.
southward to the partially Completed Kompong Speu .. a province capital.
Dana Harbor. sit,s astride Highway 4 25 miles southwest
From there the governor hopped to or Phnom Penh. .
shore via the harbor's pier and Nearly all of Phnom ~enh's vital sup-
presumably drove to San Clemente for plies move over Highway 4. The railroad
the talks. line from Kompong Som to Phnom Penh
A press conference on the outcome was cut by the V'1tl Cong two m on t h s
of the day's di9CUssiORS is scheduled ago. .
for 3:45 p.m. today on the White House Cambodia's only oil refinery ls at Kom-
grour>qs.-pong Som and fleets of tanker truck<:
Reagan is 1 recent appointee to the and trailers have' been Phnom Penh's
commission by President Nixon, replac-main source of petroleum supplies.
jng New York Governor Ne Iso n Travel on Highway 4 has been limited
Rockefeller. to daylight hours for the past month
. It was not unouncfd' whether Reaga111 and even before the war came to Cam-
and Agnew would stay for the press bodia the route was not· recommended
cooferenct~ nor whit their plans for for nighttime travel. The Khmer Rouge
the evening were. -Cambodia's version of the Viet Cong
Agnew left for the San Clementi: Com· -were thick ln the Elephant Mountain
powld !tom the Newport.er Inn i11 range traversed by the highwaiy, ..,
Newport Beach, where he may stay the Kompong Som ls.a bustlU. port which
"The attack against Kompona Speu
means • Jots or pressure Js put· on Phnom
Penh," sakl the spokesman. '"'"f> do not '
tttink fhe Viet Cong and the North Viet·
namese have ever given up the idea
of attacking .Phnom Penh:one day:••
·Fighting near the ruins of Angkor
\~at 'sl_acken'ed but a Ca m b o d•i 1 n
spokesman said-the government forces
had no plans.to try to',driVe tbe _cOm-
munisl forces out, of the area. leSt 1 lhe
anciet1t stu:i~s be damaged.
In South. Vietllam, six Americans•were
rear~ .dead In the crash .of a U.S.
Anny hellC<lpter ' in a thunder.storm n~ar
Tay. Ninh City. Four other Americins
were wounded when another chopper
was shot down in the Mekong Delta.
American military spokesmen l·n
Saigon said Communist troops ambushed
a U.S. mechanized infantry unit· in the
Cambodian Fi.Shhook area Thur.spay and
\;tiled three and wounded 19 Americans
in a 10-minute baWe in the jungle.
The fighting was one of three clashes
involving American and Communisl
force.s in the Fishhook. The clashes cost
U.S. casualties . of at least 'th: dead
and 29 .wo~e:ct·.
SA LT Session Held
night. draws scores -ot sbips every weekJ It
The vk:e president spent part.s of last was known as Sihanoukville before March 'v!lENNA (AP,) -Negotiator• at the
MoOOay and Tuesday ai--the same 18 when milltary~rs-in..Phnonl fPenh-American-Soviet &trateJle-arms-limit..,....
hostelry where he played tennis and ousted Prlnce--Norodom SlhanOuk U cblef 1,100 talks (SALT) met for all<>ul .. two
goU during one morning ud dined at ol state and ~pted a more ~t h<Nrs todaf in·~the 18th session since
the posh Five Crowns Re!taurut in stance toward the,-Comrounists., • " tbe talks 'began here April 17. An olficJal ConinadelMarla~~-~ynight, "Freedom Hlghwiy"·is a ·br'Old paved SOwt:e said SALT was:1still in l~ e~ly
-~Siiiiii;ti;o;:ia:-tho vice pmident ho~ wbich wu,J>uill'with U.S. l<nign sta., ud U.,t. "lollg and hard M(!ot\a·
-11 !ondne• fw both the inn ud the aid · money before relations between lions" Jay ahead •. He added this did
nearby mtaurant bec1111t of the Washington and Phnom Penh aoured ,in not mean the .talks diil not Otter the
priYacy. ..., the Sihanouk era. poaslbility of e\'tntual ·agrefment.
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Dodd Quits Sen.ate Race
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Connecticut Solon Ma y Run as Independent
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sel. Tbom.u Dodd was "&ivfna aerlou& consideration'' '!or the nombiatilm.
J. Dodd (l>Conn.), J!llled out ol 1,,the to 1 third .JI01ll' condidaoy """ today'! lfhe Rev. Joaeph D. Dulfey, u\it>nll
I ~-De ttc -·-·~ nt did not "~-••-cllatrman ol the Americans Jo r_ race or. u-== mocr1 ~Qlllu111-.-1 ~ prec"""" uuil Democratic ActiOn, another annoUoced
for bis Seute aeat today,,but left -· ~ty. candidate for the i\omlnotlon, hu won
tho poatbtlity he mlaht run u an t... Dodd, A, who •11 c:cmured by h~ 111' "!)!lonement ol Sen. Abrlham A.
dependeat. aenate collequos In 1..-i for .....nI..1 .Rtblcol£ (D-Om.)
"I wUI oot l!flk nor will I accept campaign !Jmds to 1Ua perlOOll _ne. Dodd auf(tred a mild heart attack
the Democratk: flODliution as U.S. has been nm!nc upbill in ~ i.sttle M.Jy 13 and bas been reoovttlfll lince,
aenator," Dodd said in a one-sentence to win renominaUon without apparent although he new lo WashinJl.On Thurtday
Slatetne11t released by his Washington party backlllg. to vote on the By~ amendiDent to
office. The Democratic S t 1 t e Co nventJOn It the Qioper.Cburch amtndment. .
Aides declined further comment. ind only two Weeks away and Thuraday Dodd rtsumed tht-campelp.trall 1fte.r
said Dodd was In Connecticut. an oli:f Dodd 1upponer Witched •nd hi.9 heart scb:ure but has bee• spenc!lng
But a~ Dockrs home I• Old Lyme, announced bis support for Stile Se.n. much· Of his time realing at hit Oki
Conti .• his press· lide told UPI · that Edward L. Marcw: one. of Dodd'• rivals Lyme home.
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Buena .Park h&s joined ot~r Orange
County cities In forwai'ding a resolution
to Sacramento urging -pl'ssage -of
.Assem~lyman John Briggs, (ft.Fullerton)
bill whlcjl would put the ruture of the
Harbor District to a vote of the people.
Buena Park's action was requestec(
by Hu11tington Beach wh.ich recently
passed a similar resolution.
Briggs' AB56a has paued the state
Assembly and will be heard by the
Senate Commiltce on "Local Government
on June 2S. Senator John Schmitz (R-
Tustin) is chairman of the committee.
The bill woukl submit two questions
to the voters -whether to diasolve
the dial rlct and create a county depart.:
.menl whic h would also include parks
and beaches or whether to re t a I n the
distr!d. and enlarge it to cover parkS
and beaches.
The measure is co-authored by
Assemblymen R 0 b e r t Burke (ft.Hun -
tington Beach) and Kenneth . Cory ([)..
Anaheim ).
countr1e4• -havt requited the-President to aat-~ •
Defeated was an . ame~ment to the Congress in advance , and 00 a eounlr1····.:
House-passed foreign Military ~e~ ~ct by-country basis, for permlasion to sell
which. woUld have struck authority for arms overseas. ··~~
i>r.W:leaT'NllOn to. mat"e'1250:i'n.\ijkR\~ -~---·•
in C:uh aales of arms .• arid up ·to p)O ~ m~--,for ~l ~~ f~r.1flscal }ear ~~llfl.J " . ·t. t With the measure defeated, the Pres\.
dent ca• make those 1alea. wij.hout any
corl.eressional voice into what countries
General , Motors, .
Introduces I ts
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buy arms. ~ 1·
Sen. John J. Wiiiiams, (R-llel.), author Electr:c Auto
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of the ame.ndment, wa nted to require " ·'· i the administration to_seet _ _apeciflc_con~----
gresslonai" authorizatlon for each s8le. DETROIT (AP) -General Motors :·
.rrhe Se11aie took tim e ·out to vote Corp. unveiled ils new experimental elec~ : ..
on lhe arms sale Issue foUowlng a 52-47 tric ca r Thursday and said such 1 ·car-.. 7
vote . Thursday in which it repelled ad-could have" !United application some day;'':
in crowded urbM centers. ~ ... ,
Russ to Sig n
Romanian Pact
M~OW (UPI ) -Leonki I. Brezhnev,
Secretary General of lhe Soviet Com·
mun ilt Party, will lead a Soviet govern-
ment and party delegation to Romania
in July to sign a treaty of friendship ,
cooperation and mutual assistance, ·
MosCow radio said today.
No date wa s given for the visit, but
the announcement said It wouJd be "in
the beginning of J uly."
The treaty has been delayed more
tha n two years because of political dlf-
ferenc.es with the Romanians and a visit
to Buchar:es~ by President Nixon last
summer.
The car, called the XEP, wa5 a 1968'.:;f'f·
Opel Kadel sedan filled with two kindil-'~,
of batteries-lead acid for accelcfatlon ~•"
and zinc air for cru.lsing. .;
The car weighs .about 3,000 poun~, ·
about 1.200 pounds more tt)an a standard .
Opel Kadet. Its top speed was sakf: :
to be 60 miles per hour and jts QIJ)':· •
C"ntsirig range was about IS rriiles at
30 mph. . • . .~.:
The major. adantage of the car ill'·
the use of the zinc air batteries which ·:
give the car six times the crusing rangt· ·
a compa·rable mass of lead acid batteries
could produce,·11ld Dr Paul T. Chenea1 .•
GM's vice president ln·~arge of re&earci 1 ·
laboratories.
However, he add~ the zinc air bat,..,·
terles 'have a tnajor dtawback. They must ~~
be -..OOargeCI bl ''a costly mechanica0-1• ••
process of replacing electrodes and eleC-. ··
trolyte soluUon. ·' 1;:===================;;:;::;;;:====i'.•-
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~Senate Ce r.tain·
To Block Nixon
WASHINGTON (UPI) 'T' The Senate
appears cerlaln to vole to -!bit Prttl·
cleill Nixon from nlnvadlni Cambodia
and, In lbe midJI ol the Vielnam War,
to -the President'• .......... '"" powen. , .
Tbe senate by .a 6H7 vot•Tburaday
repelled the Wbite House's· attempt to
tone 'dOwn the le:gislattm. Sellators-who put' toaether lbe lrag!le majority called
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the acUon "historic."
Its , meaning; declared Sen. Frank
Church (0-ldaho) is thal ''As J • n
governments in the future should look:
to their own manpower for theii-own
defense."
The vote showed the antiwar b1oc
in the Senate in the majority for the
first time since American advisers went
to Vietnam in 1959.
'Jt will sound like players on the
J!ircbmel!t Hll!h School football !fam· are a<l<treslillg~ "Co_ach s'>ach'' nexl season. Jack Koch,
line· coach at Jacjcson Parkside
!Jigb ·School, has been named new
liead coach at Parcbrtient High.
KOcb's · named is pronounced
;'Coach" ' .
:,.. Sc"tt. Howird Baker (R·Tenn.),
was given the /Joor and_, i'n this
~·t.Oist, tJefended Presiden~ Nixon'~
credibUii'yf "l think the Pr~S1·
House Backs
.'ABM Growth
Thal done -amid cheers from lhe
galleries that Vice President Spiro T.
Agnew had trouble silencing with his
gavel -the Senate today set aside
.the Church-Cooper Amendment to forbid
future American incursions into Cam4
bodia to take up another significant
and fal'9reaching measure. ·
dent ·of' tPie United State.s ha!,
4the:'tna;Orlty of ·the time, a track
f'ecord }or candor a.nd hUM.sty
in M$ Te))rtStntaticrnS with res·
• pcct to Southeast Asia ·that is so
good that he riChltt uttdestroes
to I.le di!believid in the1e repre·
stfitatiom.n
• r"Actot Gino Ce,Yi, -kiiOWn for bis
Ji:>rtrayal of the Communist mayor,
P.e~. in the Don .. Camillo mo--
V,es, was elected a Rome area re--~onal councilman on the ticket of
~e Conservative Li.bera1 Pa,rtY,
dectlon results showed today. He
i' about to play Peppone again in a: ne• film, "~ Camillo, Pep-
m ne and the Y'!"tll o~ i:-0<!~·" _ -..::--.
Life· Saver in Action
· Mrs. Buford Shores, an oft duty registered nui:se
on her way home from town, stops to save the life
pf Michael <;:ogar, 7, who was struck by a truck
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in Elyria, Ohio. She applies moutb·to-mou,th resus·.
ci!ation,(left), then looks up (right) as ambulance
approaches.
Isla Vista Calm
A,fter 5 Nights
Of Conf1·ontation
58 Released in Jordan ;
U.S. Woman Still Held . . -. .
SANTA BARBARA (Ufl) -Rel»tiv~ , By -TM~ldodl'retl didJt giv~ the -~ 'of the.
c8lm letumeci to' the strife tom I&:ta Vista reported capture _of the woman. '
Sl·"ent community TlruTsday ending fivi Filly-eight foreigoe:n held · hostage in ~ Amman were ~~ 1 ased •·• As the Palestine guerrillaa refused lo .uc~ive",,.·ghts of ~iolence. ''")"4~ re e wuay, , ~,..-· but Egypt's Middle, tasf News Agency be: saU&fie:d by concessions ,from Khtg
........ Only Uu:;e persons :were arrested.~ teported ~t a COIIUJWldo jroup was Hussein of Jorilan and . made new
pared' to 111 total of. 667 for -the prlOI' holding the' widow Of an American demands, U.S. officials were preparing
five nlgh1' Q,uring an illegal sit-in and military attache '-lJled ..... au•rrillas in to evacuate: about 400 Americins living
By Big Vote
W4!1H!NGTON (llPl) -, "ll the
geolleman from l,llinols Is wrong, we
lose the Country: If I~m wrong, we
lose the money. l doo't think there's
much ChOlce." · •
So apoke RIR, Elion! Cederberg (11-
Mioh.), before be and Jll7 otber members
of the Houle 'I'blp'lday.-again · voted to
SllP~ the conlro-. Safeguard
AnUballlllllc -~(ABM) Syatem.
The support wu coiUalned la a $2
·billion a.PPfopri8tion bill apj;roved ·by
the llouae Ihm llODI 10. the Senate. The
bill, lor construction cl military lnstaIJa.
tJons !n the fiscal )'<;IT beginning July I,
inclll<led .1354 million for buliding ABM
faclliUes.-
'Final passage . oh a 311 to S7 roll
call vote came after anU-ABM forces,
.lhowinl .Utile emhuaium for batUe, lost
a 98 to 211 vote to eliminate the Safeguard
money.
The amendment to delete -wu made
by Rep .. Sidney Yates (D-lU.), wbo· oaid
"Safeguard ABM la ilkoncelved, un-
proven and is being rashly hurried Into
deployment wtthout.Jtaving comp,le\id iU:
research cycle." .
Proposed by Sen. John J. Williams
• (R·Del.), and opposed by !he POl\la&On.
it would require lhe P.resldent to ask
Congress in advance and on a eOwitry-by·
country bas.is lor permission to sell
American weapons Jo forelgo nations.
Wllllains' proposal would slrlk:e from
the foreign military sales bill the $250
mlllion In clUb and the l300 mJWon
in credit Nixon could otherwise use to
sell anns to countries or his choosiag.
"Ftrst we sell ann! to a country,"
Williams said, ezplaining his J>l"OP08&1.
"Then we send advisers to show them
how to use the anns. Thien we send
troops to protect the advisers. And that's
.how America gets into wars these days."
It was questionable, _however, whether
the Cooper-church Amendment, eve n if
it passes the Senate, would become law.
The House bas bee• much stronger than
the Senate in supp()rt of t h·e
Administration's policies In Southeast
Asia and probablf would reject Cooper~
Church. But Senate approval would be
symbolically significant because of the
Senate's consUtuli.onat .. advise and con-
sent" role ill the area of foreign affairs.
About the same time as the Senate
vote "Thursday, the Howe rejected by
a noorecord vote of 98 to 26 an at.tempt
to block an appropriation of S3M million clashes between nearly 300 offioer1 and ~ ll.:T e .. w • Joni
bands of rock-throwing young persoM. the Jordanltn~capltal earlier this Wtek. m In w:Ungton, the Whit~ House saU!
There were only minor incidents of A guerrilla qanization in Beirut an-only "pr~autionary planning" was being
roek-tbrowillg....-late Thursday ..,anLtwo _nOunced that.the..:r-adlcal-Popular.-Fr-0nt--done. But a representative.ot~the Tntema~
The outlook f~ succeas among ABM
opponents was so poor that many did
_not even show up Jor the vol~ .•
for the Safeguard Antiballistic Missile
System (ABM ). A year ago, the original
authorization for the ABM squeaked
lhrougb·the Senate on~a-50-56-vOt"'.----reports of trash fires in the lkquare-for the Uberation of Palestine this morn· tional Red Gross arriyed in Amman
block area adjacent to the Urllversity ing released the 58 Americans, Britons today to arrange the evacuation, and
of California. and other foreigners it had held captive three Lebanese jetliners were standing
1be dusk to dawn curfew was relaxed for more than 36 hours in Amman's by in Beirut to Hy the evacuees to
earuer in the day to 11 p.m, except two rnain hotels . Athens.
in' a two-9C1uare-block area encom~ssing Diplomata lft the Lebanese capital con-Husgein made ma)or concession to the
P9JIC(",Pait.1iDiiJ:. tile" hanMllL,Ji'.IDCb ~ firmed the report, but. had-no details. guerrillas "Illursday by dism issing his
of the Bank of-America. Regular communication channels with uncle from command o[ his army and
About 100 deputies and highway the Jcrdanian capital were still cut. removing a cousiri from command of
patrolmen moved into the ma shortly The American woman reported a ,an anny division that had spearheaded
before the curfew and sealed lt off. prisoner of the commandos w a s the tthe battle against the tueniDas tn Ain.•
Up to 600 students gathered on .the widow Of Maj. Robert P. Perry of man. But Al Fatah. the largest of the
outskirts of : t~ .line of officers but Chicago, an attache of t.he U.S. Embassy. commando organizations. said in a broad-
there wu DQ'violence. in Amman who was killed by a group cast from Cairo that his was only "the
"They · ·~1he ~fficeri) talked with the . of guerrillas who invaded his ~ide~ beginning of victory for tbe people.''
kids 8nd gimld 8 good rapport. Whf/I Wednesday at the height of the fighting It demanded that the king renounce
~· . ---·~·-·-il-··p.in.-cmne ev•rybody went home." between.the: Palestinians and Jordanian his commitment to a political setU~ent
""illiom Looney of Berkel11, Mo., a St. said Sheriff~t. Michael Swan. troops. . -W iUilsiaeJ and said ofily--!U~h ~"radical
ui.s suburb, ts ready to take on the Earlier, Gov •. Ronald Reagan had Earlier reports said Mrs. Perry was solution'' could end the strife m Jordan
deral Bureau · of Investigation_, tht authori;ed the use of the National Guard killed, but the .Egyptian re~rt to d a Y in which more than 700 persons are
.4 and -the police usfug three· 39· in the troubled area. made no mention of the children. Nor reported to Ir.Ive bee~ killed or ~?unded .
at gas balloons as ammo. He ran A Red Cross of_fic1al who , v1s1ted the
1Ap fishing wirt 500 feet in tlie .. foreign hostag~s in Amman s lntercon·
over "his house lo prove that it! A.11.· e'd Toll D •• gh tinentai and Phtiadeipbia hotels Thursday nes take off~over-hi.s ho?M near reported all were !fl _&ood health. The: fl!e airport hazardously low. The FBI Popular Front, a radical terror group
f-sent tg stop him but he reasoned, · which has frequently refused lo fol~~~
my bCl(oo-ns are too high, tluir the lead of_ Arafat ~ other ~erri ha
are--toQ low." ~ H U • C b d • leaders, said then 1t was holding ~ e . s. v ie. ts. Lose ~-eav y in am 0 r:a hostages until II was sure the Jordantan e _ government would stop attacks on the
ippy Espina~•, a Hoqolulu auto ..... ~-:."' Palestinian refugee camps around Am·
· ) aler who deliV~r~1e:levision com· $AIG6N ','f~) -South Vietnamese tl\an 10.,000 in Cambodia -but the man where many guerrillas are based.
rcials in pidgin En'glisb , has thjs forces hav,e loat more men in the five methods of gathering these figure s are '
outside his office: :•near cus. weeks since ·the Cambodian offensive often challenged.
er. Please no be..~ l'ough wit began i1wa . tn· any similar period i!'l The previous record for South Viet·
r workera. Dey rriOi'Djrd to fine the·'Vielnain Wuj and U.S. batUe death s nainese baUle deaths for any five-week
'n customeis. Tanks.'•·· for the san,e fiY!: weeks are the highest period was during the enemy's na-
e-. • e in JO months, tionwide Tel offensive. That was in 1968,
Weekly casualty figur.es compiled !rom and from late January through most
May 3 thrOUgb last Saturday list 3,326 of February 3,153 government troops
To back its claim that every·
thing is withtn waiking.distance~
a Cle~ter, Fla,, real estate
·firm odvtf'tfaes ii will toke tM
family cor. as a dowh payment ~
on a amdom_i..nium apartment. q
government troopers klied In action ·and died.
8,500 wounded in both Cambodia artd The last time Americans s u f f e r e d
South Vie\nani. U.S. losses in both coun-greater battle casualties was in a five.
tries in that time were 811 killed and week period from late I as t Jul)"
4,970 wounded. through August when 8M were killed
The allies claim to have killed 17,952 and 8,029 wounded during an enem y
enemy in that sa me period -more high point.
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Guerrillas Nab
German Envoy
In Brazil R aid
RIO DE JANEIRO (UPl)
Machinegun-firing terrorists kidnaped
West German Ambassador Ehrenfrled
Von Holleben from his limousine Th urs-
day night In an attack that killed one
of the envoy's bodyguards an<l seriously
wounded another. "
Witnesses said the teftwlng terrorists,
"·orking with commando pre c 1 s Io n , -
swerved a green station wagon into the
path of the Ambass ador's w h t t e
Mercedes' Benz and burst from the st&·
lion wagon firing machineguns.
They sprayed. Von Holleben's car and
st.ruck a trailing guard car.
A man and woman, posing as strolling
lovers: nestled a machinegun betw~n
them. witnesses said.
f'rom the other side of the ·dark,
narrow street. lwo other yOung men
opened fire on \'noHelleben's auto. kill·
ing a federal police agent. lrlado Regis,
53, who was silting In the front with
the Ambassador. The kidnaping occurred
200 yards from Von Holleben'a residence.
Leaflets left by the tetrortits ~amed
the government to cease capturing or
torturing "revolutkmariesV during
negotiations for the release of yon
Hollebcn. 61. formerly chief of prolOcol
of the Bonn Foreign 1'11nlatry for sis
yeara. Jn Bonn. il was anoounced the kid··
napers had delivered a demand for the
release of Brazilian polltical prisoners
In exchanfe for the career diplomat.
A Wts German Foreign Ministry
spokesman said a oote se:rit to the em-
ha"Y in Rkl advised lhat the kidnaptrl
would reveal later the-names-and number
of polltlcal prisoners.
Unlike lhe Senate, where ABM sen-
timent is narrowly divided, the House
has consistently and decisively agreed
to President Nixon's requests to deploy
Safeguard and to provide money for
its construction.
Gene Tt~ey KJ.n
Gets Committed
l n Murder Case
"LONDON (AP) -The daUi\tter o[
fonner world heavyweight boxing cham-
pion GeM Tunney was committed to
a mental hospital today after admitting
she bludgeoned her husband to death
last East'! Sunday.
Mrs. Joan Tunney WilklMon, 30, had
pleaded guilty to mansl.aughter -on the .
grounds of diminished responsibility in
the: death of her 31-year-old husband.
Lynn Carter Wilkinson, in their rented
cottage. .
The Old Bailey criminal court here
was told by a psychiatrist that Mrs.
Wilkinson had s u f f er e d from
schizophrenia for nine years and there
wa.s a real danger of her conunitting
further unprovoked homicidal attacks.
Prosecutor Alan de Piro recommended
that Mrs. Wilkinson be detained at tbe
maximum security hospital al Broad-
moor "without limit.alien on time."
H angs A round
For Dear Li fe
ATLANTA: Ga. (AP) -A 27·
year~ld window cleaner hung head
down for a quarter or an hour
seven stories above a downtow1
street after he and a partner plung· 1 ,
ed from the 16th floor of ·a building
on a scaffold. _
--'ffiomas J. Buckhan8.n WaSfinally
rescued 'On1rsday by firemen who
climbed an. extension ladder and
Wltangled his leg from-a cable.
· Buckhanan was on the scaffold
with Haywood Hughaley, 22, when
a building corRice to which one
or its supporting cables was .al·
atched broke: from the building.
Hughaley managed lo snub his
fall by clinging to a second cable,
which remained attached to the
roof of the buildillg, and was puJ>ed
to safety through a window. But
the cable . wrapped a round
Buckhanan'a leg at the: seveath
noor, and h~ hung helplessly until
the firemen arrived.
Buckhanan was treated at a
hospital for cuts, bruises and shock.
U't Ttltlllll'lll .. q ueea /tleet s Preside11t
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Pr.esident Nixon chats wlUt Debbie-Shelton, 211 of Norrolk, Va., who
won the Lille of Miss USA , about the Geisha ~iris in Japan. Miss Shel·
ton,. a candidate for--the. Miss Universe title. \\'i11 be traveling to the
J apanese World's Fair at Osaka.
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FrlNJ. June 12, 1970 DAIL V I'll.ff lS
Which Party Guilty? • Tho resen's Ho me
-·---YPs BlameEacli Other for Economy Y ields 'Arsenal~ t
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WASHINGTON (AP)
Depending on which vice
president you listen to, ei the r
the Democrats or t h e
Repubtlcll'lS are to blamt for
the present state of the U.S.
economy and voters will lower
the boom ,on the guilty party
in November.
Speaking i '1 Washing{o~
Thursday night. Vice Presi-
dent Sp~ T. Agnew said the
previous Demo c r 4 tjc .ad-
ministrations are reSponslble
for both the inflation and the
Southeast 'Asian wlir and "for
the fir!t time in eight years
somebody is trying to do
something about the cost of
living."
He also credited President
Nixon with being the first
chief executive "trying to get
us out of that war."
Agnew's remarks were
made to so1ne 500 Republll!an
congressional candidates, their
Wives and campaign aides at-
tend.ink a candidates' con-
ference here.
But at the same time
former Vice President Hube.rt
H. Humphrey told a
Democratic audience in New
York that the economy will
be the primary issue In Lhe
1970 congressional elections
and he charged that the Nixon
administration "has d o n e
nothing to help" the CUJTent
inflationary situation.
Humphrey, who ~ expected
to announce Saturday he will
be a candidate for U.S.
senator from Minnesota,
predicted great gains for the
Democrats in the fall elec-
tions.
Humph~also praised the
Senate's Thursday act Ion
Finch Slates Campaign
To Polish l{EW Record
WASIBNGTON (UPI) -
Robert H. Finch has started
a campaign to polish the
record be made during 18
month.! as Secretary o f
Health, Education and Welfare
(HEW). He says too many
of the problems have been
empha s ized since his
departure for a White House
job was announced last week.
"I'm not usually that thin-
skinned," Finch said Thursday
Cosmonauts
Sleep Easy
MOSCOW (UPI) -Soviet
cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev
and Vitaly Sevaslianov fought
insom~·a· at the start of their
long Soyui""9-space"1llgliL61if.
·now they sometimes over-
sleep, a newspaper said today.
They dream "in black and
white."
Trod (labor), ilie trade un-
ion daily, said the Cosmonauts
described their sleeping habits
to doctors at the Soviet Union's
Baikonur Cosmodrorne where
Soyui 9 blasted off June 1.
in an interview. "But in terms
of justification of m y
stewardship, I'm going to be
meeting with a lot of press
members in the next few
days."
Finch handed out an eighl·
page "Partial List of llE\V
Initiatives and Ac·
comptiipments,'' which he
said he prepared for distribu·
Hon to newsmen. It included
an It-point defense of his
management of the unruly
department, which has been
torn by dissent and morale
problems
''T here have been
managerial refonns and pro-
grammatic initiatives, tnany
of which are still in the
legislative mW ,'' the state·
ment said. ''They represent
an effort to transform this
vast, many-faceted depart-
ment into one coordinated
YehiCle for the delivery of
human services."
Appearing more r e I a x e d
than he has for months, Finch
said he was disturbed by in-
ferences he was backing off
a tough job to seek sanctuary
in the White House. Nixon
named Finch a__.Presidential
counsellor
defeaUng an amendment that
would ha\•e authorized Nlxon ~
to send U.S. ground troops
into Cambodia after July l
whenever the President felt
it necessary to protect
American forces in South Viet·
nam.
"All steps must be taken
to :withdraw our troo~ ·ftofn
Indochina as soon as possi-
ble," Humphrey 1old the
$1 ,000-a-plate dinner audience.
But in Washington, Agnew
called the Senate's ~-4.7 defeat
o( the prOposal by Sen. Robert
C. Byrd, (D-W.Va.,) a 0 grave
mistake on the part of that
dist~nguish.ed body."
On the nation's economy,
Agnew said it is l be
Democrats that are to blame
for the present situation and
said "it takes quite a bit of
nerve for Democrats to com-
plain about inrlation. This kind
of reminds me of germs .com·
plaining about disease."
He said deficit spending
under Democratic ad·
ministrations was responsible
for the current inflation and
that Nixon was trying to apply
the brakes.
"For the first time in eight
years somebody is trying to
do something abut the cost
of living." he said.
The Nixon administration,
however. has announced it ex·
pects a $1.8 billion deficit in
the fiscal year ending June
30 and it has predicted a
deficit ror the following fiscal
y~ar also.
Kent to Get
Grad Guards
KENT, Ohio (UPI) -The
Kent State University security
force has called in reinforce-
ments for the spring com-
mencement ceremonies Satur.
day -the first on-campus ac-
tivity since the fatal shooting
of four students May 4.
Chester Williams. director
of the 37-man campus force,
said the extra men will come
from the city police depart-
ment, the Portage County
Sherifrs Office and nearby
communities.
He predicted "an orderly
commencement" s a y i n g
"whatever must be done will
be-done to iµsu re it."
FRESNO (UPI) -Louise
Thoresen, who married steel
belr William E. 1'loresen Ill
in a '~Cinderella wedding"
more than 10 years ago, was
arraigned today for th e
!hooting-death cif1t·er gun-cot-
lectlng hlllband.
Mrs. Thoresen, 33, a
aleoder, attractive blonde, was
a sl>fl!eCb therapist from a poor
Chicago family when she mar-
ried · Thorsen, a handsome
man afflicted with a stutter.
She was charged Thursday
with the murder of the
mystery millionaire Who lived
a life obsessed with guns. She
,. was also chai;ged w i t h
, Ul"I T• ..... '-T0 RNAD0 DESTROYS DAIRY •FARM tN PE RK INS, OKLAHOMA -
Two Ki lled, ~7 In jured 11 Twisters Ravage Graaf Plaint Ar11
possession or marijuana for
sale.
Thoresen's nude body was
found WednesdaJ sprawled on
a bed i.n their modest home,
U.S. Navy S hip A ids
Peru Quake Victims
ABOARD THE USS GUAM 80 m\Jes to the southeast.
(lJPI) -This U.S. Navy 0th er helicopters and
fighting ship embarked on a alrpla111s have been flying
mission of mercy toda y, sen· mercy missions in that region
ding fleets of helicopters to sinet: last week. They must
airlift victims of the May 31 cross the Cordillera Negra at
earthquake that killed an altitudes above 15.000 feet.
estimated 50,000 persons in The hazardou s flying already
Peru. has claimed some lives.
The helicopter carrier U.S.S. On Wednesday, a Peruvia n
-He was shot With a .31-ealiber
Tornadoes revoJver froin his collecUon.
_.....JifS Wife Was booked · "after
, /.....-running to a neighbor and
Ri TL -. •"° h screaming ' "I sh<lt BW." p !U'Oug Laier Wednesday, Mrs .
~ 'Iboresen was taken from her
Plam. s Area c~1 anc1 treated .t.a hosp11a1 for a punctured eardrum, a
By 'I1le Associated Press
Tornadoes churning out ol
heavy thunderstorms over Ille
Great Plains Thursday night
slruck more than a dozen
towns in Oklahoma a n d
Arkansas, causing d e a t h ,
damage and injuries.
Two persons were killed -
one in each state -by
tornadoes, and three others
"puncture wound" in her left
hip and assorted bruises.
Police Thursday cirted box-
es of land mines, grenades,
machine guns, mortars,
pistols, knives, dynamite and
50 pounds of marijuana from
the home.
A traveling case containing
sticks of unwrapped dynamite
was at the foot of the bed
where the body of the 32·year-
old heir to a n!puted $70
mlllion fortune was found.
Guam dropped anchor al helicopter crashed, killing the
Chimbole Thursday evening. three crewmen aboard. Search
Her 16 big helicopters today planes Thursday found an
began flying relief supplies Argentine plane that crashed
and teams i n t o stricken the day before, killing four
Andean towns and bring out Argentine crewmen and one died in incidents related to
the injured. Peruvian, and injuring three the storms in Oklahoma.
The Guam will serve as a Peruvia_n_ paratroopers. Arkansas counted 2S injured
Jn the dozens of boxes. and
cart0fl5 wh\ch filled the home
"like a warehouse," officers
temporary hospital ship. Her and Oklahoma 12.
found '10 guns, apparently live t
grenades, plasUc anny mines., ..
23 machine gum and assorted
!Wltchblade . knives, stlteUol 1
and dagtn,
It waa not lmmediately.1
known -.ho W<iuld dt,fend Mn.
Thoresen. f
Fan1ed San Francisco 1C.
tomey J . W. "Jake" Ehrlich '
defeoded the couple tq 1967
after law enforcement ofHcialJ
seized tons of arm~rrta they.,
said Thore1en had stashed'.
around the San Francisco Ba}'
area, much of it in hia San.
Francisco man.sion. •:
At that tlm.e Erlich
described Mrs. Thoreseri a!/
a "sweet llitie lady who did'.
what tier husbaf'ld-told her
to do."
Thoresen was convicted on.
federal gun charges and an
appeals court had sent the
majter back for further he'8r~,
ings in U.S. District Court J
the day before he was killed. ,
There was sllll no clue as·
to shy Thoresen spent much ·
of his life collecUng weapom. :
He once was asked U a i
37-mlllimeter cannon was ool!
a strange thing to collect.
Tiioresen replied: "It'• a,
lawn ornament. Every lawn ·
_ought to have one. A lot oi>
them do -~t courthouses."
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medical corpsinen, and the Crisis Stays reported demolished 1n the
ship' can accomodate 1,000 Oklahoma communiUes of
patients. SALISBURY (UP I) -The Alta Vista and Long Town, JIMBO'S.
The May 31 quake virtually Rhodesian· parliament voted south of Tulsa. A leen·age
leveled Chimbote and many Thursday to extend f o r girl died in_ lhe Alta V.ist.a
towns in the mountainous another year the natiOnwide twister. · New York Steak
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ment authorlt\es estimate the was taken after Law Minister farm buildings were leveled
quake alfected 800,000 persons Desmond Lardner-Burke said in various parts of Oklahoma.
directly and left thousands he expected more terrorists Hardest hit in Arkansas was
homeless. to infiltrate the country in the mountain town of Spring. OPEN 24 HOURS
An avalanche triggered by an attempt to foment sub-dale, 1911 miles northwest the quake engulfed 11,000 version. of Little Rock . 3050 I. COAST HWY., CORONA ~IL MAR
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estimated 10,000 pe!'S(lns are
still entombed U:-the rubble
of adobe buildlngs of Huaraz,
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'Ibo Huntington Beach Cily Council Is moving nea"
er to malting firm decisions on financing melhocl• for
,10.S million worth of new civic facilities.
It bu not moved swiftly but It is,.going forward.
4 Counc:Umen have received the reCOmmerHiltiom of the ~ on ways to pay for the fmprpvimeift~s and more
ncenUy a report by ·the Systems and Dal~, Processing
Committee, made up of business .. and finapClal analysts,
two housewives and a councilman.
Tb.e lwo sets of recommendations do not difiet in
DWI)' p!Aces. EssenUBlly the. sW! s~ggesled a pay-as-
you-go program combined with a ll>year bond program
to ftnance the civic center, the centra'l library, city
yard and ·fire stations.
To generate extra revenue, the staff urged a revised
bmiaeH tax program. a bike from 4 to 5 cents .in the
hotel bed ta1:1 Coiltlnuec! use of the '1:50 trash collection ·
lee and a new throe-cents-a-barrel oil tax.
Tbe systems coinmiftee n:iad"i" two basic changes :-.
recommending long-term genera1 obligation bonds to
pay for tJte civic ct:nter and making the oil industry
• -.. subject to the business receipt.I tax rather than impose
a separate per barrel levy.
Seriou1 question! have been raised, however. Most
coa:nctlmen like the principle of a vote on general ob-
ligation bonds, since the interest rates would be lower
but bold liltle hope of their gaining the required two-
thirds apjlroval.
II 10metblng. ts doomed to failure -and who can
Gobbledygook
And Teaching
Of.English
r 1ound-r...,,uy a· faaclnaling book
publi81ed a few yean •IO by lhe U.S.
superintendent of docmnents and written
by .la O'JlaJr'e al Ille Denver office
al Illa -al Wnd llanag<menl al Ille I>eparlm<nt al the Interior. In
his -. GOOBLEDYGOOK HAS GOT
'IO GO Mt. O'Hayre cites an example
fl ~ucraUc prose within his own
departmetlt:
"1J• mdllJ recopllo lhe di(ficull prof>.
i.m. pr.-by
lllil ........ and
lf n .., 11e ollw-
wlao --b' ..-ei1, .. -pmerlonoldlnf.
PHI acUon. H you
delennine it permls.
sible to legalilf: the
Roland occupancy
and 11"1 pniductioa
by 11 ...... al a
opecial -pe<mit, as sugtlted hi )'our mem«andum, we
have "' abjoclloo to Iba! procedun. •
'"ANY IUCll PERMIT abaukl be IUb-
ject lo -·-when lhe Wida are acttvelr nqubtd for rec 1a mat Ion
~ md lboukl provide fGr the
rijlll d tile olllc<n, qenla, and emp.,._ d Ibo Unil<d Stales at all
time. to bne umestrkted access and
ingral to, pu111e over, and egress
from all Aki landl, to make . in-
veatlp-al all kinda, dig lul ptu
and drlD teat bolel, to survey for
reclamation and lhigation works, and
to perform any and all necessary soil
and ~COftlft'VaUon work."
o'Bij're· tbowt how the fat can be
trimmed fran th1t kind of prose and
comes up with lhe followlDI revisloo:
Dear ~
'Gloo~y
Gu8:
THE PROBLEM of teachers of English
fnCOUeges as well as high achooll ls
often that o£ teaching standard Engllstt
to speakers of non-standard dlalecta. But
it sem'JI le me 1bat the teacher 's concern
wttb "corrections" obscures all too often
his concern with the content of com·
munication. If I owe you money, it
doesn't matter lf I say, "I'm broke,"
or "I'm on the shorts," or "My assets
are not tn liquid condition." You are
nol g<ilng to coUect.
To cooctm oneself with the semantic
content of statements before working
on problem! of form involves lhe
reversal of traditional methods of
teachinl English.
SUPPOSE A STUDENT s a y s ,
Urban S d · "Tomaloel!I ain't doin' so good this year.'" yn fOm ~s teachers of English we are trained
jump on that word "ain 't."
· • ut aren't there more important prob-
' ' lem s? Can you not ask the student.
Comments
Sterlbt,g, Ill., Gau:ttt; "We have the
ward of a University of Pittsburgh
ruearchtr that We in the big city really
does resemble a rat ract--Or vice versa.
For 11 years now, Dr. Joseph Buckley
his been runnlnl: Jaboratory rats-some
5,000 of them 1lf tol~hrough a 'slre55
chunber' simulating a few of the
characteristic environmental influences
of the urban ex.istence-flaa:hlag bright
UcJ1ta, btartaa noise arid con~ant
movement, thll last , ol 140 jolts to
the minute, supposed to duplicate the
tffect& of auto and commuter train
travtt. After 1 week of thi! pace, Dr.
Buckley's rat& develop high blood
preaure, become irr:ltable and tend to
map. la abort. the urban syridrome.
Ami In fact. a ..,..i deecrtpllon or '°mt
of tlle people wt work with."
Witt W, N.Y., Stir: 1·Respert
f<r pobllc and private pooperty appean
to be dimlnJlbillc, At a New Jersey
wildllfe ret111e, the r~ Jines must
be polnllled, ...,.etally dllrlng the hun·
11q_ -"'*" llun"11 cut the fences to pin entrance, or ploca tenqJllllc bait
j1lll -Iha _, -'"'°" bl cblrlt Ill Iha """' ploca u tra
"What tomatoes are you t1lking about?
Tomatoes on your father's farm ?
Tomaloes all over the county? 1be na-
tional tomato crop? Also, how do you
know? Have you been talking to
relatives' Was It 'tomething you heard
on the radio? Heve you been talking
to yq.ur county agricultural turent? Or
was it a story in The Wall Street
Journal?"
AFTER THE srut>ENT ha s clarified
• ~'hat tomatoes he 11 referring to and
where til e tnfonnatlon comes rmm -
Is it his firsthand observaUon, a report
of someone else's report, or a report
or a report or a report? -he might
finally lack.le the problem ol whethe r
his statement is in standard, upper-class
EnRlisb. •
The most lmport.anl pmblems or
writi~ and speech I.re not grammar
and · elegance ot fcnn, but .lhl-aimple
· questions. "Wha t are you talking •bout?"
and "How do you know'" Since English
teachers often concern lhernselvu !Olely
with quettiOns of mmm11Ucal fonn,
'1udenu often get !he idea that Engt&li
!!&<her& 11a., 1¥1tlillla,knporlal>l IO leacb. '"1e problem fir.I!!< lead\" ol l:..,u.11,
~rt, Is to ask hir(lself, "Am I teac;:hln&.
students to communicate responslblyt
Or ii my job almply llngubllc coo-
metologyt"
food ..a -.. -durlnf hanllng ~--...;··-oo lhe iiilaWa-wW remain la
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honelUy sax that a bond llectlon on a tjvlc center will
succeed In these times? -it 1eem1 unwise to expend
Ume and troubl. in an effort which may hamper alter-
nallve llnancinr methocb.
:_Should 11>• e1ecimn'''fill'lo proauce majority support
-a civic center la nof tha! attractive. an tasue -the
council surely would be herd put to go ahead with other
financinf program1.
Bond and municipal linancinf experts this weet
advi11d lbe .Ouncil Iha! it Is more reallsUc to explore
further the possibility of joint powen agreements, per-
haps with the state or county, or a non-profit corpora·
tion if no agreements can be reached with another
agency.
These alternatives were also suggested by the
&ystems committee and_:-i_t seems aound advice to pu t
the emphasis ~or the bOnd issue on a joint powers-pact.
A non-profit corporation is less'desirable since the
cost would be greater, but it was indi.cated that the stall
could be working on both alternatives Without duplica-.
lion of effort, and that a final decision would not be
required for some time.
The other question i$ the wisdom of including th e
oil industry in the gross receipts business tax. It.has
been argued that the levy could be regulated to bring
the sam e return as a 1hJ'ee cents a barrel tax would
but scnne observers are not convinced that the resul t
would be the same in prac tice.
Jt certainly seems fair to t ax aU industries similar-
ly but some clarification on how the business levy would be applied. would still be in order.
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Nixon Asks Public to Be Patient 0.ae Last Time
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Cambodia: Hope-a Year's Time Won
BOTH OF THESE conditions to the
withdrawa l of American forces by July
l were carefully considered a n d
. Both conditions are
terpreted liberally.
1 eoeral the resoWe
1 that \he North Viet-
TIIE MORE THE Cambodian opera-
tion Is studied the stronger the bopt f)e.;.
comes that a year's Ume has been-gained
for the continuation of the American
withdrawal. This is confirmed In ge11eral
by S_lr Robert 'Mlompson, the ~ritish
guerrilla warfare expen, Who h~ sub-
mitted lddltlonal reports to the Pr:esi-
deflt. Creat significance Is attached to
the seizurt of medical supplies and equip-
ment which cannot be. quickly replaced.
Gen. Creighton Abrams' dout>ts about
the practicability of Vietnamizatton have
been largely removed ud be is more
optimistic of success, believing that a
breakthrough point has betn reached
in the training of the ARYN for sustained
combat.
II IS AGAINST THIS background thal
hope Is beginning W ~rise that Hanoi
will seek to move for'Ward on· negotl!tion
or a settleme11t. The calculation he:e
is that Hanoi has .no more than three
or four months to take advantage of
what will prove to be its bert chance
for negotialio1. Three or four months
from now, the ARYN and the government or South Vietnam, if events continue
at their present pace, will have taken
on such a large share of combat
respom:ibility that they can claim a
larger share In determinirig the natur~
of the settlement. The Americana will
not be able so easily to call the turns
three or four m o n th s 'from now and
thli Should be obvious (o Hanoi, it is
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reasoned . Time js fast running out on
that 6C1ll'e. It will have run completely
out if, ~s expected, Amer icans art in·
significantly in combat a year from
now, and the ARYN is holding Its own.
WHAT ALL THIS m e a n s generally
is that Nixon is asking the America n
publi.c to be pati~nt this one Jas_! i!_me,_,
but for anoti.er year when Americu s
will be out of combat. And he has
asked the American public to be patient,
too, with the prospect that there may
in the futW'e be extensive bombing opera-
tions in Cambodia if the Commu.ists
move back toward the border and try
once agin to link up a string of bases
endangel'ing withdrawing American for·
rel,
No doubt once again there will bt
heavy pressure on the President to agree
to a pre<0ndition that a coalition govern-
ment be set up in Vietnam. Nixon ii
showing no Interest in that pre-c<>MUlion
at all. It is another matter if supervised
elections in which C o m m u n l s t 1
participate result in the election of Com-
munist officials or desigv.ation of Com-
munists in the govemment No al·
ternative to the-..Thieu-Ky government b~
fore that time is deemed to be workable.
What strikes: the inquirer most forcibl1
Is · the certainty at the White House
that America's direct part in the WII'
is -coming to an end.
How Devotion to· the Flag Began
Laguna Beach's Emil y Ross. well
known for lier accurate historical re·
search , submitted the following on
bel!alf of Pat ience Wriylit Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion , and Cavalier Chapter, Colo11 ial
Dames XVII Century, in observa"nci
of Flag Dau Sunday, Ju ne 14.
-Ed itor
By EMILY ROSS
Lire in Washington was not seriously
disturbed by the war
of 1112 until July,
1814 when It was
l e arn ed that the
British had landed
and were marching
directly on Washing·
ton. Panic • stricken,
many of the inhabi-
tants fled from the
city, including Pres·
!dent Madison and
his cabinet.
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of Sept. 13 and inlo the night , anxiously
watched the terrific bombardment. Sud· 4 denly. all firing ceased and in the ~· l ominous silence which continued through
the night, their rears increased that the
fort tfad surrende red. Then, to thelr
joy, "by the dawn's early light'', they
caught their first glimpse of the "Stars
and Stripes" fluttering iJI the breeze.
it was .made our natloial •nthem, Pres(.
dent Hoover signing the bill. On July
2, 1948, President Truman proclaimed :
"That as a perpetual symbol or our
patriotism, the Oas of the United Slat.ea
shall hereafter .be displayed at Fort
McHenry National Monumenl at all limea
during the day and nlsht."
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~'ho was at the time an. artillery officer
with the rank or li eutenant, learned that
the British had arrested an old friend
of his, Dr. Wl1Uam Beane, £or alleged
"discourtesy" to the invaders and were
lhreat,e'ning to hang him.
\V ith a flag of truc_e and accompanied
by Col. John Skinner, agent for the
parole of prisoners. Key set out from
Baltimore in a small American ship
in pursuit of the British Oeet which
they contacted two days out and wen:
permitted' to board the admiral's
flagship. With difficulty, they obtained
the old doctor's release but were not
pt>rmltled to return to Baltlmort until
after the pending battle against Fort
McHenry, which blocked access to
Baltimore.
IN THE FERVOR of the moment,
Key reached into his pocket and found
an old Jetter on the b.ck of which
he jotted down, "Tis the Sllr.Spaqled
Banner-Long may It wave o'er the land
"'Ibe Stars 111d Stripes" ·which flew
over Ft. McHenry ls JK>W old and bat-
tered, Its many penetrations mute
evidence of it.a travail during that
perilous time. It Is preserved 1t the
Smilhsoa!an Institution in Washington,
D.C. where It la on permanent display.
of tbe free and the home of the brave." .
He continued to write IS he WIS beiq SINCE THAT Ume IO king ago whet!
transported by boat to Baltimore and John Paul .1oc:iet victoriOUlly rallied the
in hls hotel thal.-nlght, -wrote out the-"Americ.ail , Stars" o_U the coast of
words In their entirtty just u we know Enaland uritll ·today in the juftg)ea of
them today ' Vietnam, the-Stars and Stripes has been
First cailed "Thfl Defense o( Ft. carried with honor ICf'05I every. sea-and
McHenry " the name wu later cblnaed under the seas-and In the sk1e1 above
to ''The 'star-Spangled Banner," Key's and countless Amer~ns have fought
poem fitted the then popular softg and died to _keep it 1loft1 Amerlcan1
OVER FT. McHENRY Oew the huge "Anacreon in Heaven" and set to this !fho loved tJ:le1r cou1try ~nd believed
On reaching Washington, the Brit11h
first put to rout a small company oI
American rtgulars and mWtta and then
procteded to burn the city's belt
buildings, including the White House,
after which they returned to their camp
on Chesapeake Bay.
30 by 42 fool, 15-star, 15-strtpe flag stirrlng mu.ale' the complete song was it to be their duty to otiey \ts laws,
wllich had been made the previous year distributed 10 over Baltimore tn th• to respect it_s ~ag and to dt fend It .• b~ Baltimore stJmstuss, M a r f form of handbills. In 1 mlltir o( ~1 against all enemies.
FRANCIS SCOTT KE \', poel·lawyer.
P1ckerskJll, at her home on Pr11ilt Street. .. everyq,ne was ainlirig it.
rrom their va ntage point "aboard ship,
under British guard, the three THE llONG "Anacreon in He.avc11"'
Americans, all through the daylight hours was m11de famous by the ~acreoelstic
Society ot London In 1775, dut'°'I ita
1--------B!I George--------i
name fmm the Greek lyric poet of
that name. Though II.! origin ts cklaked
in obscurity, It is generally COIK.'ede.d
that because or It& martial straina and Dear George:
You had a crack about lhe
hand'writing of physicians being so
illegible. That's not only a pretlJ
poor Joke, but it's in bad taste.
I've written a note to your editor
complaining about you!
M. D.
Dear M. D.:
, Is that what that thltlg on the
doctor'• ltt.te.rhead w11? ttm. ~ty
editor hid It filled 1t the drugstore
and has been putting drops tn
hts ears every lhl'et hours.
Dear George:
T am president of our community
••ey George!" fan club. Please
send us one ol your typewriter
ribb:N. We want to frame and
enshrine t!
YOUR WORSllIPPING FANS
Dl!ar NUTS :
Unfortunately, 1 can't a/ford a
lypewrlt<r. I use a goose quilt .
Again , unfortunately, the finance
company has TCposllesse(t my
aoose. r can. however, lend you
one of niy penci ls. Just drop •
coin In my tin cup.
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its rtsembluce to a &nmlpet marching
song or Iba! day, ,tllat It ls military
Ur origin.
• The ... , -11111 COUIJ1l'y In 1713
when it waa publllhed in two Amtricu
newspapera and later appeared la the
form or sheel ·m1Jllc by ,.hlch time
there were om • hundttd parodies,
many ol which lllr'Vlv11 today. ~
BOTH WQfU>s AND mu~ic of "The
Star.Spangled Bann<r" appealed to
Amerlc8ns everywhere and marked ·the
beginning of devotion to I.he Oag. On
March S, 1931, by an Act of Conaress,
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WEST STER HIGH G. RADUATES N.....'o~~~,:r~:.,,.o '"':~ c~~:_~~i.!l!:! ~-= · :~:,•,":; ~~~:' :r" ~U 1u~~f:. '2oS:~0~0~~. . • • • SCHOOL OIST•ICT •• ..... (lty Kell. T1 l"•I' Ori.,,., NOTICI IN\llTllM llDI Ttllll CO~UfTY,,o:t~. ., .. ,. ~ CALll"OllllOA l"Olll
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B'r·av avid Briy!ey, Mlchai!l Janet Hetzel, Howard Heyden. Petersen Te:rtSa Petree, tM aun1 et E-.ca111n. ~ "" ,,.~ .,.. Monc1••· J11,... n. 1t10. =.. °'"...:~,.;:;:n~i. ~.rr1i:t =ri: 1011: P•o••r• o" w1LL .t.No Po• E1•••• 'et HAJ11tv ,..._ ... HC1s .,,. .....
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---R-•ld Hoerer·, Philli-Janel Pionlkowski. bl41 ..,. 10 n:oo ,.,M. on 1ht ""' 1. A '°"lie Htw1" wm -. ...., for ,,00 P.M . .,. J-11, "" M•lad NO.TICE 15 HERE•V 01vEH 1ti.1 fl'OTICE 1$ ~ERE•v GtVEH to t11e · inora B rown, Ji a r r I et ....... .. .. , •1,. 111 Jvnt, 1970, ,, ,,,. oHJu of "" ,1;1.e~1 ,.. ''""' -blck tor the; , • .,.. flf , contrtct i..-Elt.,.blM'I lllKh Ck!Oln ""' IUH 1wre1n cretlfot'l ol 1M .aio,.. n'"'" dt(Mt"'
Brown, Kalhlttn Brown, Peg· Edward Hoffman, Shelley Joseph Pluu.to: w1d Sdlool 0111r1c1, 111taltd 11 1u1 onir 111 1 .,._..., '° ft. '''"' 1111 1M1i11e11011 e1 ,1, Cllilldltlo!llM -vc1 • ..i111o11 for .... ,,, Gf •Ill •ne1 .... , •ti ~"'°"' 1w1v1rw c:i.1"'1 ... 1mt Pi.t1Jnlll Al'l'N,ll CO.II Mell (lllloonlt uo.P!td bY (lly OrdlMflCI No. 2111 _. I" t/lt .. la11rft M-\lllw Jd'li-1 tor l1W.11A or Lflfarl TISle!Mnllorll lho wW dllCtclltll I ll F-ltld kl 1111 ti Brown. Marcella Brown, Hoffman. Marilyn H 0 Iden • Sandra I Plott, Denn I s 1t WlllUI tlrnt w~ llkb will 'bl .... bll(lv ,,.,. lee.tied .brl\llfM Fullitf1ort •ncl $llcfl MA 111111 " ...... "'"' ... "" No Ptlll'-4', 1.itr...c1 to •llldl 11 llltln, '#1111 tl'lt _..,, Vlll<llen, Ill
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J ohn Brummel, BUI Brun-Hogan: Patricia Potchka, Cy n l h I a with Con<ill'-. ''""'"'loM· end the oHlc• 111111 Pllnnlno Dttttrl~'· 11n1t-' $C1. -~-g-. •,N•. '0~1 "•" ,'Of.:'•""'' $OOltn & Adldn-. 111orn.~• tor tho Harry Hooten M i c h 3 e I ru~ d p I st SOK!lklll-W'llkll ••• now '" flit t. tlfll I(~'"''-• hnlllt .... Zl#l't All ~ ""'" bt INdt '" • arid .. • .. iw , .... " ... c.ldm!11l1l11Jon, 1$1 H ... ..,, C•lller <f4l&e, Kathryn Bryan, Stephen ' • Potts, \,~1a.r r e • In ""' ortice o1 the p111ch•il1>11 A.olnt •or F1tlllt'>Smlth 111.,..11111n1 C111m1>1n1. t"orm l\lml*'*I w 1111 0111r1tt. Cll'I of Senti .._,... C1ll1«11l1. orl~•. Suflo ~. N1...wt llum,
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rol B Umo W d Clovis Hungale, Sharon J-funlu; ' ' In 111o ....,,,,. of , c.rtl!*I "' ca,n1er•1 ,... -'Co M u, of l•nd •~ ii 11ntt moy • .tlt•lllld ln-.111t.ortk• or 14in111Mr • wld Oteld1nt. wl111tn """' mon1111. •!tit' u re, a e Judith Hunt, Kenneth Hurst P urcell, Diane Puskas, Sandra '"'" « , bld bollcl eo1111 10 11~1 ,;, 1.w trr. n. o1 i.""' .,.,,. 1oa1M ,1111 · L•llO'lllftl. A.t..t... Ardlttkti: 1un ~!~."':.:: ~~,..: 1t1e 11111 P11blk•l11111 111 1hf1 no•k•. , Sheryl Cain, Nancy • Quimby Martha Re h n e r t "" ctnt U'l'I .. 1~ •~' or _1111 a1 JtliJIJ H.l«'lllton 11 .. '"'' 1o1 ... , E111 whrni..-ll!l.lltY•rd, w 111111 • r. Toti 1114• •14~1 D11111 Mtv n. 1t1C1. Mary Hyatt ~1elanle Tn ..... am • • , ' bid m1c1t lt¥tble ro 111e ordlr flf c.uttnm. In an IU -· C••llor1111. .,. ..... ..., .., ...,,".._ JVOtTM •E•M IC.A.MH , Angela Camino , ' ..__.... '' Richard R eid· tt>i' N~t-Mnl V11MIN sctioot 0111rtc1. ). i..,. QcHllM PlfMlt Ht. XE.U.7' Tho 0111r1ct ,_,...,.. ttio tltltt " Publllllld °' CM 0011, '""· t1AJ!ttY F. REM'I 111
C St h Anthony Jacinlo, Jennife r ' . ,,,, P..-lor1Nonc:o ltond ,,...Y bf: recwlrld tM t.. •· F1Htr~1 •M L1t11 c. r11lott on1 or 1n bklt ,, It w•lvo J •n.. •I "" Co."4mlnlllf•l9o of 111e
ra ammer, e P en Jacksoo, Charles J asinski·, Wend:r, Rice Debor a h •• 1i.e dl1M;r111o11 °' 1111 0111rld" 111 M1t11•. '°" C•""'t' •vi .• '"'' Mn1, •nw 1r·r .. ui.r11111 or lntwn111111.u 111 -"t, lt, 1'11 l<M+1C1 E•"'' ot 111e •'bovt pbell; ' J • t R r d l Ille ..,...,. of ltllur'e 10 ....... lntt H(h • C•l~tl. tor "'"'ltllen lo '°"llru(f '9W' bit.ls or In '"' IMOdlno. Pttlfflnc:.t ... ntmlcl dottOtnl Jan Jarrett, Cecile Jenkin Richar s, ane n g , co~trec:t 1t1e ~ ., !ht ~ • !• liflll .....,.._, "''"'iu. deMlty w111 bl"*" 111 t111 •••rd w c1Hlofnl•· LEGAL NOTICE '°'11:wooo,,MOl!N a •oKINSON 'a Canchola, Cathy Can· Mary J-n1"ngs, D1'ane J··•en ' Robert .Rigg Carl Rinebarger wilt ..: l0f'te11od •• !11 (Qf ii • I \It'll ,,.f ' 'IOO.JS M. n ...... to rntdt •U011Plil. PlltWtl\I tD Stcllona 4)0 "',,........ C111Nr Otlvo Brenda Carnes Paulo "" ....... • ' bond ,,. tvn wm . ~,r.,.i w wtn 11t ••ctid "" wm11111111i. buUd.JM hetohl to .m.f, ifldullvo, G0\11'""""' Cod•. N-.. 9HCll. c1. nuJ • Michelle Jesnes, o 0 n 0 a Ill Marty Robbins, Brenda 10111i1.ci 1a .. ~ $dlaOI Okttld et o,.,... .. ..,. a.c. me.J,, ot 1111 ""'nkl11ll Tiii 0111r1c:1 11a 11tMrm111111""' N111r11 su,i11:t011: TC:,':, 0, TH• •11on11rs 11r C•"'dfftlnl•lrottn , John Carrillo, Mary ' rt . COll"l'i' *'· not 111 llKlld 3 1twlft. 111bltc1 1rcv•U11>11 r11tt ot "t.flollr w"'' u. l'ubHthfcl o'"'" cu11 O.HY '"11t1, II, Sally Corri'Uo.· J ohnsoo, Gary Johnson; Robe S. No b.kldlr ma~ wllhdr•• 1111 bl4 11r 1p '"' hltll r111 1t1nd1rd1. 111 • 1111 1ou111y 1" w111c11 1h11 ..,.... It STATE 01' CALll'OllNI"' Hit MIY tt ,,.. JllM s. 11. 19, 1111 ""·'0
J J i..-~A-M' h I Charles Rob'nson J 0 h n • H•loCI of 1blv 00) .. v. alltr ""' Cl Incl tl2 1-loetlld on P•-1Y lo bl •tetl!rmed hit """ c:r1tt " TN& COUMTY 01" OllANt& 'lberl Cas tillo, 0 e bra ames O•ul"'Vll, IC ae 1 • .,,,, -.et for tM _1,_ '"""'· , 11t1wo1n 11,1,...Jew tlld Nt'#POrt 1tvd~ fl'M _. _k....., neec1t11 10 t•11C11tt Ht, 111421 LEGAL NOTICE
' Johnson, Su5a!l J 0 h n s 0 n Robinson Randy Rock. lneta TM 10.rd ol Edox:•liotl of Ille N1wPOFI· (,..,of W!llOlll. CMll M-. C•llfoont1, 1111 conltKI, whldl wm bf ••••ded SUMMONS ·------"'-------· <:•stro reale, Yr\f!l n a b Joh • I ' *u U"l!i.d Sr;l'IOOI Dlttrlct lftoft\ltt " t -•1c1pt1H '"'"II Nt. 1:1! ..... 7t. lO"" 11,1(,tlllUl bld'lltr, to bl II tlOGEtl •. VAN PELT, JR. Pl1l"1tfl P.U4ta M.:...antez, Linda Chandler, [)e ra nstone, Jon Jones, Rogers, Mar1a Roman, Sandra !tie rkihl to relKt ony 01 •II ltkt1, fOf Oon Koll Co .. Inc .. 177" S-r lal!Owt: ' ~. EUNICE •· ORCU;TT. "'LW A.LI. CEllTll"IC.lTE OF IUSINl:SS ~-Pamela Jones, Sandra Jordan Rose Sheryl Roush . •nd ""' NCt$1trHv 1((..,, '"-1own1 P•rti c1rc~, 1,...1,.., c1u1.. 1 • , Cr•f1, Ci.utflc•ti. • TV" OTHER PEllSOHS UNIOIOWN, c:ltlmlno ••CTITtOus lllAM• .qqgert Chandler, MI k e ' • • bid ind 10 wilve 1n~ lntrir ...... Htr or _...1u1m1 10 '"""" ZE·1•111 lo 1110"" H1urlr W111 tl-•n~ r1..,1. 11111, h t1t1. lien .,. 111t.fHI Tiit undtnl9Md do ur!lty" ,...., ,,..
--vez,· Vlrgi·ru·a Chri·sope, Walter Judy, ?it a r gar et Patricia Rowland PaLricla lrr~u1er11Y In 11w bid •K•lvN. c.on11r..c11on flf 1 :io. 111111 • ...,,_, APPttl:NQCas1 tUv bl """loved In 1n t11t , ... 1 "'"f" MKrlbtd In .._ CPl'ld..ctl"' 1 too.oil""' 11 P. o .... ....... · J do D 'd K D 'd ' cited JUM 12. 1'70. . -ltJC In 1n R«:P -IMlelCI C:onlom!ll'I' wllfl Stcllon 1m ,s cil "" coma1tlnt tc1wr-.10 PlllflllH't .......,.llN,, till, ,.,111111m, ci1110tnli, unc1.r 11 .. ~a Chri$lie; ura ' avi anase, avi Rowsey, Roger Ru an 0' NEWPORT·MES" UNIFIE D -',.' JOI .... 11 9'•l!'Jnlanf CDmOI••· it':ct:,,L.;,';. Code .,,. 1nv c!O'ud uPCHI ii11Jt1llft't 11119 IWdO, fldillout llrm lllml ., SOUTHEIN
•··dta Cla~. Bev• r 1 y Kauffman, Jr., Debora Kelley, B ~-8 .. ~--~"-beth scHOOI. 01sTA•CT If , •Im •lllKli 1111M1tlillt loc•ted on • ' 0ttltl0don•1 CA.l.IFOINt• sw1NGElil~ Guice •nd l•~~-;,o>a11 .. ~~ Dor tta K nd IJ Lou' K aruara ...,....,u, .c.UA& onnoe c111nw. CtllWfll• tile SW cornt'I' 81klt' Ind Front"" FGteowt 1·1• TO EUNtCI! 11. OtlCUTT l!Yt wld 11,.... 11 composed !If 1~ ~~;--Jerry Clark, Brue!! Li ; ~ e gha • 1Se ent, Sailor, Anthony S 1 l as , ~~ ~~ ~;.~1•1 Fl..,.., C-:~. :S~:"'c'111j:,rn~-1 F.-ev, ;:;:;::; =:;i:1~11 :::l ALSO A.LL DTHE1t , E ft so H $ tc.:."!:' '!:"'°"'Ide Wiiow. n .. n':i In 11111 ~•~··s c 1• n d y C lements n a eou ; Timothy Salyer· .. ~ 1100 "' FOi' tu'111ti 1111orm1i!M. on th• ''"°"' c111i. s111kff 7." UH KNOWN, c111m1.,. on1 r11111. 1111t, • !.,,~,, ,'" ,~•,•r• '' t ,,.1ci1111: ., ~·......., • • David Keys, Charles King ' ~i.ot>n.h.d 0,_ '°''' Dallv P{lol. 1"tlatlont. T•I~ au..i;'" ., c•ll SHIEH MIT.U. WOllClltS • 111111, Utn cir 1nrer111 111 '"' rttl N;,;._ A.n.:tielm "t.~1'°'• · Giry Clendenning, Charlotte Cynthi'a Fay Ko·ng, Kathleen' Vickie Saoder'3, Carol Saas, J1,1111 u. u 19111 1oe1-10 ,, "" ""1u o' "" ,i.nl'll"' 0eo1tt,,.en1. ForW.W.11 ,,,., "'-" 111w-J111<1 In '"' c:om11111n1 k•n...H, N """;,., i2e1t w, Noni\,
Cr I R "ch d Sch f • • ._.. ,. 11 Flft Dl"lil•· Cl!llt MtM. Jtumt'frlllfl •. ,7 ..ivtrw lo pl1lnlllt'1 -llll1 or •nY ...... 11erm c i11 • Im: Kistler, Sharon K I y m k i w Ear Savage, ! ar a er LEGAL NOTICE caHhirn11.' .,,,. "''" of ,.,. dltm "'''" for ,,,11 clOlld uPC111 •l•lnlltt'• 11111 hl••lo, 1111.,.. O.ted J~ .... ~ ioo
Connie Coe, Colleen Colgan, Carol Knapp, Mary Knappe· r ·, 1 Frank Schiavone T i mothy · c:osTA M~s• PLANNING of the v1r1uot. ~l•u!11co11oru. ot wo•k 1h111 d111••: ke~ih H. Andrew•
Jeff C _, f . , , COMMISSION bf: TM 1!1,..,lnbltort $el lorlll prtvtlll~t YD\I 1ro h.rt'b1 dl11<lld lo IPl>ffr Gttord N, ~kllOOI
rey onners, ran c es William Knirseod, Mark Schiro, Rex Schhem; n 141 CH,.RLES I ECIC. • r•t" 11ou11v wa1111 multl•l!,rd br 1l1~t. 1nd •n•""" Thi c:orn11111n1 o1 !Pit •bov• 51•!• of c111101,.11, oring• CDUn!y:
CoogaJ1, Stephen Cook, Lou Donald Schoetller William N00J',','• •,•,,!T~R~~"lN~=~~tl:.~1~~ c:~1!•m1n E!iht 1>our1 111en cont!ltule • d1Y'• work, 111mld Pl•lntlU fllod In '"''"°"' 1n11111c1 on Jllfll l, u10, btlor• mi. 1 Not•rv Koba, Beverly Koenig, Peggy • .. .. W1LLl"'M L. DUNH, 11 btll.,. ll!'IMntood lh11 In 1n. •v•nt court In Th• •llov••nllllld 1c11on llrOllllll Puo11c: In 1n<1 for 111d s111e, 1er..,1111tv
Anna Cooper, Cynthia Corey; Kohler, Kathryn Kooken, Lin· Schwltl.ers, K aren Scott, San-•"'· U>1<111tt1l . Srcr•tarv •nd Olrtclot "''''""'" .,., tmPkwed 11u fft.1n •lohl ... 1n11 VDU In Hiit c:aurt, wllllln TIEN •1>11e••td G1r1rd F. SOHck•-• end Lou' "·-J C \h' 0,, o• See nonce !1 nerttiv ooven: ,. 1 ... , o! 1>i1nn1ne llDUt• 111r dlr tM ''' d!tm ..,.llft 111111 dlY• ,,,.r lit• , 1, v L c, on YO\/ ol lhls ktnnelh H. A.Mtew1 kno""' to me le IS ......,.una, r ,, yn 1a da Krapian, Diana K.ribel; dra ~'Ott, o>11erry vers, To 111 11e1son1 1111ereited, hr . ..., Publlthe<i Or1neo Coe•• D1nv "Licit, bl! dllmect 10 ~ llYI lrKlf~ 1111i;. diem llllTM'l'lon• 11 11tvtd wllhln ,,,. •bov•~·111e "'IOl'I' wholt nam•• ire iut>scrlb-~on, Christine Craycroft, Bonnie Kuner, Linda' Kuner Marla Segura Mary Serowlk ; rn' (:11~$~1.~:1••·or'"'!'::e...•r g~~.=: JuM n. 1910 llll4-JI ""··· htrtlfl 11!1&Hllled !hit Ill• IMllll· .... rnfd t~nty, or •llh!n TMlftTY d•Y• ed fl) ~ wlltllll l111l•umen1 ,...,,
fyoilnine Crouch, Katherine • Ch l s.1~~p ruarUn Sex· 111ece1~, w11o11 1111 ICldre$1 ••• :JOu LEG'L NOTICB totr o1 """''• d -•1Wintn1 11t1n "' 1r WYod 1111w~11. ~Q~':':C4:.:t~J~t1 u~1111 "'' Hme. ::-:-:ri Elaine Kunze, C h t i st I n e ar es ~ • "' Mlollalllflll A¥flllHI, Yovnt1town. Ollloi n •l~ht hDU•t. vou .,, lllt'ttw nollflld 11>11 unttu F Cfqt.ich, Stephen Crowley, Lar· LaBelle, Mary LeGrand, Mat· ton, Audrey Shaw, Linda""' i.11.n 1n.1-••,... or Gf ... overnme 1h•ll be' ,.kt •11111 "•'•of r°" '° ,_.,. ,,.. 1mw..-uld 11em1111 N~i~P~~ u1or 1
'IV Crownover· IC'lon J Sh Diane m1ntstr111o1o 111-. .., lswod lo S11nflflt p "'" _,1,..,. If the "'" ln'lelved ftr wort wrn MM tudtmenl l0t 111v rnonev « Ort1>11• covnty 1 n • ·~ • thew Lack . David o>il4W, ames ea , 1.ullk, 11"' ~1 ... Cou111V PtaGll• Court C•llTll"IC ... TI 01' .COllPOllATION •Oil H rfOtlTlld In fXUIS .. IM np11l1r c111•1 a,_ demtlldlcl I" lhl COITIPlllnl My Comml11lon Ex•lrt1
James Cruze, M arla Cuevas, Lamb·, Deborah La 0 i Shepherd, A1fred Shoden, Jr.; • court •' oomteten1 tut1.cne11on °1 TRANSACTION o" •us1N1ss UNDI• -k. _..,wort. or 1111 MfllNI...,.. Sllflo .. •"'"' ""'" con1rtct or •Ill '""''... Jin. !, lt"IJ
WiW Cull W dJ Cu ·--I Slbe Deb s· the 511M .. Ohio. ,KTITIOUI NA.Ml J de¥• •nd llolld)n. • to lht cwtt ,.,,. lfl'I ,,,..,. rtlltf dtfT\llndod Publlllle(I Otl!'lll Clllt OtllY l'llot -~ -am en, en e n. Laurie Larson, Scolt Larsen, 1'J<W.11Je r, ra i.gg, Th•I the l!)l!Pwlnl NtSl!fl "' lncloblld THE UNDEltSIGHED COtlPOll:A.TION II •twill be m1ndltorY -""'Con-1nlhl<*'IPl1lnl. • Ju111s.u. tt ,U,JfXI 1m1' nin&ham, Daniel Curtis, Alan James Lassak, p e n e I 0 p 1 Jody Simmons Paul Simons, 10 or lw>kll~ Hf'IOlllll P'1>Pl•l'I' °' •11& "°" llt<"tt>v ctrtlty 11111 11. It eond11t:Ht11 t•l<lor fl) w11om • C011tr1ct 11 .wttdttl, """' obltcl " lhl• 1elloft 11 10 n.k• 1-------'-------"'...C , . ' , uld dlc:ICltnl. , • too.otlnett. lo(illd 11 Ifft H•rtlol" llJvd .. Ind llPOI\ •II $11beont•ldon under him. thl lllov•M"""' .dtllfldl.nlo 111 lortti LEGAL NOTICE Dages, Trygve Dahle III, Lassak, Stephen LasSegard, Dianna Sinner, M I Ch a e I N.._-f l•tbol vs ... 1.,.~ 1~ L-; Coot• Mlw, c1t1lol'nl1 urw1tr 1111 lkllllolll to Nv nor ltos Th•11 wld ,.,..,,1 ,,,. n1ie11 or '"'"" cleltn or elelms
Ka_ thleen Daltcn·, Trudy Lauderback·. ·skeber Linda Smale· !':i.''':'· UMeou ,.,.11 cLutoiol•; 11 ..... ,..,.,. of HA.1t10A /A.MERICAH •nd ortva111no "'" of Hf" dl1tr1 •1111 to 11,. re•I Pl'_,., 1 .. 1P11 com1111n•i-------------· ' • t • ""' 11 ' • ni11 s•ld firm 1~ comPOIOd of IPw! IO •II wotkrntn emPloYICI 111 1111 tlltcllllon l!ld ll.r•ln1ll..-dtKtlbed 11 t nr they Ca.il Daniels , Lawreiice Dar· Deborah Lavers~ Sandra Barbara Smith, Brian ,.,!~!,.;:" ~~!~ne:r~:';:: '~'!::, to1111w1 ... '°""'''1on· • .._. 11r111d••I of,•M1,.~, 1ract. , , 1 "'"'· '""' 111,, 1uc.11 c1~1,,. cir c111.... HoTic::•: .. ~~L1: 011 ·• Rand D 'dso J .th C S "th M ,. .• .., ai.c. ol too.otlneu I••• lollowt: o ... , vo t11ro1 n fll ,,,...,..., 1 -1 "' 1 bl of ,.. •Hect tM T<W, y avJ n, ames Aslrid Laycock, pal r i c I a Snu , ary m1 , ary Ille cl1i.m• •nd 10 r-e lh1t co,-. ,._..,_ R•mbler, inc .. "" Htrbot 11llc1b1e 1o •"Y of 1111 p1t11c1111r .,..,.. bl "u11 • , RIEA.L PttOPEltTY AT • D ' Jef/ · n .b-' Of' <O«•~ed lr1>m Ille Sl1!e ol C1l.lol'nll lllvd Cl!llt MfS1 C:t lHornl• rtli tlng to IW:•HI• ind w 1 11 I r t . vtid, lftd tlllt Plllnll" I !Ht. lo 11ld PRIV"'TE S"'LE av1s, ~ rey Davis , Joseph Leach, Cheryl Le a g u e 1 • Solomon, Karen Sorin, nu in 10 '"-111c1 1111e """''• 1t11er1 tesl•"""' WtTNEu Ut 11,•1111 1111, 4ih d•Y 111 wt11rt1enu, tr•nlfllltl•Hon ,,.. triwi r••• "'°"""' bl qui""' •••ln•,1 then>. N•, A·stm
Davis , Kenneth Davis; Mt'cha•I • -'·'·ger, Pamela Speight Kendall Spictr · 1.,... °".et •d'!'!n111r1non h•w· 11tt11 J11M,'lf10. tlmt, 111111 "' lncluOtO In 1111, bid. T1111 .. 1. ,,.1 pr-rn It 1\tu111 111 su .. 111011: couttT 01" THI: l.JCll•UIU I • , ' !Hiiiei. lC:orPOrtle s.>ilf -The Contri <tor ""II k-hlrMllf 1,.. lht Counly of Ort nM, Sltll ol (1111¥1111, STA.Tl OP CAl.ll'OINIA FOii: Ross Davis, Sharon Davis, Lemons, David Lender; Gary Spirito, Debra .an oert.ont 111vl1>11 clllm1 "'Intl the A.wnuc ttMMter, Inc. """"' •• 10 •nY dll1>11• 1'! "" •llo¥• •nd 11 .. n1cu11tl'I d1ic•tl!M •• ''""""': THE COUNTY o'" O•,.NGli B'tt!ttt DeW'U T" th n-I · I S , •• 1. SI J h de<;ICltnl Ot •n lnlottol In ,.1c1 •1111• J ti Hlckt w11ei r11tt. llf!•llh lfld Wtllott Lli8AL DESClll,TION 111 l~t M•ll1r of the E1t111 111d I , tmo Y '-"!::a, James Lindsey, Jan Ce poonemore, ~ ie . o n, •nd wltlll,n. to oblKt to 1udl ,..........1 A1,1: Stctt1iiv wtosllreriu, "•-11tlen •ncl 1r1"':1'i ,,._RCIEL l: • conurv110t1hla ot Ni: LL 1 E G. :io~Jin De:aing, Kurt Dedrick, Lloyd, Phillip lobdeJI, Kurt-Linda st.Jford Kenneth Stan-1T111tt-ol"~"'l1ttn ootkt 011111.c.tr 1111:-i1on ST"'T' o'"-C•"-tFOll:NIA -t ,,,. ----...u Inc:""'-11111 1nmi1111 Tlllt flNll'11on of stc:tlon is, TGWntlll• ""'RPSTER, 1k1 NELLIE GOROON
•·i-ond Delgado', t Cltr' lstin • ··-rek, Ell ,, 1~r.:;-or ~ ~~ ~ COVHTY OF PRANGE, J "· In hll bid. • • Solllll. ...... II Wttl In '"' C\IY HA.RPSTEll:. •k• N. G. MARl'STElt, r, .,.. I.off, Gary Loomer, Alicia on, e 1>1.11 en °" s """"'1 • "' • 1 0n 1111t ~'" d•v .. JtJM, A..D. 19111, N• blddtf' ,.,.., w111111r1w htt 111111 lor of ,. ... ,.1 aeac11, CtunlY fll 0r1"". c ..... rv-. eairmain Denham, Terry Lopez; Steinkraus· :':':'!"'· uch,..:i:._ce ~UJt 11 V:: btfor• "'' M•rv IC. Hlfll"Y • Nar1rv 1 perl!>cl or forty.five d1Y• 1ttwr ltl• st 11 of c,111.,,.11 0ncr111oc1 •• Nolke 11 . htrfllil 11v1n lh•t tti. 1111-• ' ·: Pfl'IY ;er:;11Mt ..._., ,:::~:Imp Ii l>ubllc In 1nd lor w ld COllnlY •nd U te 11! la" tile eptnln1 el bldl. f:ilOWt. ' · dtrsloned •Ill stll ti prlw1!1 ult, on
' Carl Devine, Jo Maria Lopez.,-B a r bar a Marilyn Ste~nson_, Shirley mod:t •J IM lddrHs It listed ·-· Sl1lt, •Hldlr!I lhlfllll, ctulv e«nminlon.-:1 II. Junts !kllltt llEGINHtHO •I !hi' ~II· c:orner nr •lier I~ 7i'lld d•r ol Junt. lt111. ch, Donald D i lli t 0 n • Lorton, Kathleen Loughlin St J ·" S'A art Linda wi!ttln· 30dffi .iirtll'" tlnl 1111btlC1llorl I nd IWOtn, HI-HY ·-•red .J .. _I , Clt•k "· lhl I , 1 II I ( k I ol Ill• .. ., ·'-' tb.t ... fllf!t• flf .. 11.t _ 1'.rJlll. ~rtm1nl • evens, a~ ~w ' d 1t11i llOllC:• HkkJ known 10"" la btl IPll A.Hl1l1nl GO\ltmlng Botrd ' of Lg Stet~ ,• lllf I Ibo& T1acr ., !he BANK OF AMi:lUCA. NT • Domnick S 1 e p he n Palricia Low, Thomas Love st acke Colleen S t Ta t t on a.ltd .. _ '" ,,,. SK•t!•rv of llw con>or1ti... 1tt.11 e~tcu1.-:1 0ce1n vi .. Sc:hool F'°"' ' • 0 SA, ao1 N. M11n Str•t. s.1111 ""'·
•. ' • r • • ,,...., • . !tit ""llhln 1r .. 1rument Oii bthell or tht Dl'1tlcl, •• 111'1" MIP rKordlCI •111 Book C1llf. t:l701, C011nl'I 111 0r1nve, s1110 Larry Luff, Kerry Lyall; Gregory ·Strong, Colleen ~11_'d':111~:.:ir111. con•Of'tllon 111ere1n named, 1 nd Or1n11tC011ntv,C1Hfom!1 Pt" 15 of MIK1U1M'Ofll Mt~1"ot C1llf1)1n!1, 10 1h1 11l;h111 •nd llt•I
l' Gle'nna Downing, M. n r • r..J...rA.. Maag , -c h er y I s Ill . ol "" E•I•!~ ol •Cknowltcltld lo m• th•! tox:n (orD011ll011 Publl1hl!d O••nt• (fftt D1l1Y Piiot. 1111 OlllCI "' lhl COllnl'I' R tr bidder, Ind 1ublect lo (Ollfl•"'lllOll ~ Ll""'1 dJJ U van, ,._..,,,.., 0'8tU~ UICYlld ~ wme. In Wll!lllS Wherft)f, J11!'11 5, U. lt10 1034·1' o1 11~ Coun!YI lhtnet N«ltlWtsterjy n fd SUHtlor (G;ltl. 111 !hf rlohl, llllo wning, Robin Doyle, Susan Malill.ndMMarian Map'tvllle,__ Gary SWnmerJ...-...K..a..r-e..n ____;_....DfcMH'd-' h1v1 1ier1un10 .el mr """" •nd 11on1 1111 Nort11r111llflY uni o1 will •nd 1~t ot -uld c ...... e,...•ttt 1n _., __ i,,---k -~·--o·=o G k'= R eh··-d . · - -PubllVltd 0 ,,,.., Cutt Dl!IY l>!lot •l!lrlcl mv olflcl11 1e11 lhe dlY '"" lo! lo tht H«lh,.stter:lr corfll!'" 'of 1nd lo •II IPll ,,,,1rn re•I Ptoio.tl1 ragues u, uesse r a" e , eorge aJ1lOWS1ty, ar Swanstrom, Lee T a b I e r , M•v,, •nd June, 12 1,10 ''°"'O ~11r In th11 "'"111c111 tin t •botVt. written. LEGAL NOTICE tall! 1o11 1hlric1 Horl~i1er11 11ont 111u111:11 in th• c11y or s..n11 •11,,,
Jraig Dunlap, D 0 n a Id Mann, William Margerison Jerome Tanlura 8 arr y · ' !OFF1c1~L sE,.LI lh• Noro·1e1,ttrl'I ..,01on11t1011 01 1"-coo"tv or o rang•, s111e 01 c1n111rn11. ' ' LEGAL NOTICE M••Y k. Henrv Norlllwiit.rlv t1n1 of 1•lcl lot to Ille P1rl!culltl'f described 11 followt, t°'wll: cken;en; Terry Marin; Tavemese Charlotte Taylor, . N°/••v Publlc<•lllorn11 ,..11464 11,.1 of oraln1r• "l•h 1iat o1 1r.. Lot s1ll.,.·th•" 01 Tr1c1 No. 141,
Gary Ed a d s J Eric Marquardt G a r y M' h l T' I D T Pr 111;! .. r Olllct In (IEltTll"ICA.TI!. OF COltPOIA.TION I' Ille: °'"'" In N-tf Bly ., Flot11 P•r-T••cl, ., tllown "" • . w r • an . IC ae ay or, uane er-LEGAi. NOT!CI Orl"'lt (011111'1' FOR Tl ... NS,,,,CTIDN 01' I U$1 NaSI d IC \bid j" OKrtl of IM !uo.rlor Map Ftcorde<:I I" loot lei, p.,. 9
w.ards. Harold Eldridge, Martin, Paul Marlin, rell· N~e~~"t~~~T~~:110 ~:V~0:~1;:1cr,J••1•K uN011 PICTITtous NA.ME c.'!:1 of-°''"'' cWmv, C.MN1t"'1t. °' M1~111eneous Moos. recoros of Elr ! R ndl Elli Rosemary Martinez, Gary ' Th·~-,·ou, Dav1'd rrtllk• lllvlll~ •1111 "ubll111td Ot11>111' CNtl 01!lr tol!ol THE UNQEASIGNEO COlll'OR.\TION • c..-1111i!'d (.....,of Wllkn WH tecorelod Otingt Co;inl'I', C:11!!ort1l1, mor1 c .... y JO • a e s , Marla i;:uuu;:, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1'111 J11N s, 12, n,,., H1CI 1~u.1ri docs llfr~l)V Ctt111¥ lh•t It ll c-ox:•Jn1 Nov1mbtf 9. lt'll Ill llock 2U Pl.. ~"' k!IOW' ··~16 N, Flow1!r $''"'· glas Elness; ?i.fasteller, Kenneth Matlock, Thomas Jerry T ti o m as , lhe B1>1rd ot Ed11t:•tlon of 1111 NtWPO•t· • bus!tllll In ""' Sttlt ot c1111orn11, 1.a of 0111c111 Rt«<OI; JMnet • 1" 1 Ant, 111 nit. " ' LEG" NOTICE CO\tnl'f of Or•"'~ In the City ol Sent• lo<! ••Id lidl 11,.. '' S11ble<1 •• coven1nl1. condUI-, ary Engle, Robert Erb, John J._atson; Walter Thomas C hery I Miii un111tc1 Sd'lcool 0111rlct al °'•""' n.u "'"'· ,, 1UJ• C•mPu• Drlw•, under sov111t,•1~~1v1~ ... '-o1on .. uon "' '"'" "~"'''1...,, r•••rkllon-. rlotitt 11111
I F S I , F Theodor• Matthew Mauter ' County, C1t11om11. w!ll rec•i•• •Mita Ille 11c1111 .... tl•m n11111 ot M"'TIOH•L '"'" .... 1o .. 11.--." '" Id lot thence rlghll of ••v ot rtcotd. u a arr I y Vli aux, • T h 0 m p I 0 n • J a n e n e told1 Ill to 11:00 .A..M. on ... :i'flh !MY of AVIONIC S"'LIES. INC .... lh1I ••Id Soufr..••l.rl'I llM -u 1 Ion A.ISP sublt'(I ,, ll•n lor llkll ~ernly Fay Beth Feiler Steven McCloud, Mary Mt'Coy, Tho J ThomM:1> J11M. 1t10. 11 ttw oftko "' i11d ScftOol SUPllrOR COUttT OI" CALtl"OttNIA. firm It ~ flf ttw 1o11owin. gor. s.urh""es1..-11 •lOfltl iild PRlont•I vur tt/'6-n11, not vet 1>ay1bte.
of' ' ' mpson, OlJ I r -n, Olttrkl, locll~ II IW Pltcenlll Ave-. COllNTT OP OltA.NOE aw1tl0n. wholl prlnclPll all(I ot 10 !FM .,..Int ol llEGINHING. Term1 of talt ctlll In lllWful "'°"""
1.aurie Fillbadi; Ellen McCracken, Keith Llnda Thompson; Cot11 Mew, c.u1orn11. 11 wn1c1111mt ••kl ,... Chlfc-Ct,.... °"" wn1, "'51,.,.t• 11 •l tortowt: 0 11111: M..-c11 :ri, ttl'I or th• un11..i s111e1 .,. c011flrm111o11
·1 Cha I Fil' n .00 ·• McC y Mar· McC Jlougb •• pit I 111111 wlll bl Plltlllc:IY ~Mid rtK tor: llltl• AM, C.lfflT.,. !A.LES, INC .• 1tU C1maon Dtlvo. w. I!. tr JOH N o1 ult, ot "'' ulll arid t..l111C• i res unan. Vt: r 1111• rare ' Je u • Sharon 1bompson, .,..,e an e AUTOMOTIVE REP,,,,IR C•M "-.... 0-MITI Offlc:t "· Orin .. COlllllY A.lraort, S•"'• Cieri< evldencl'd br ""'' llCUtl'd b¥ Morttl9• Jioch, Barbara Jo~ink, Mary Sheila McDaniel, J am es T 't 1 S T"tet I Boru.la PAATS A.ND suPPL•Es SUMMONS fMA.11t1,.oe1 An•. c1n1or1111. ,., Enen H. G1n1hl or Tr1111 Delcl on 111e 11roptt1Y '°
M F I , e1 e. uzanne I e' . A.II bid• •re ID to. In •cc:Grd•l'K• In '' "" m•rr1111 ot P1tt11on..-: °''"' MtY 2), 1'70. o-,,1y clttk sold. Ten PH" cent _. tlllOUlll bid ischer, Kevin Fisher, Judith c au ; Toomey, Ana Torres, Darnel w1111 cn;11om. 1n.1""11oni. 1nd SHIRLEY •· o"'vl!NPOttT •n• sA.1.Es, INC. !S••" 1, bo d-11ttd with bid. ~ch, Robert F lores, Jr.; Barbara :ti.1cGinnis, Alan T bl --Trt'nghaJn • ioeclfk1rtOt11' '"'"'ch .,., now "' rtlt ••IPlll!dlnt; EOW••O It. Dl<VEN~OtlT, ' •rr1n J. W1llm•11, l'rff. ""IY D. wHEA.TCtlOP'T Bld1 or o111rs ta toe-111 ""'111"' 1nd
McG ' rem Sf, ~.11u1 11aS • In IM olfk• ot tho PurdYllnt "'Otnl JR, stilt ol Olllt, Covnl'I' of'"'"°*' JH Eist (tier .... llvd. wl!I be TM•lv..i •I 1111 t1ore11ICI office Anthony Foley, Donna rew, Anila Mc.Kinney, Pamela Tuttle, Laura of ••Id su-1 Dls!rlcl, ,.,, Pl1centl1 T00,.~ P~IWOtlellnl: EOWA.RO It, Ori Mir n. 1t10. btlore mt Jot11111 ptlfftn• ci~ttrlli• tlUI ., 1ny time 111..-, ... 11n1 Dllbllutlon
b W'll' F '" SU ,• J(....,-elh Mc Klaney Edw---i . A.vtn111. CM!I Mn.. c1111oori11. N T. JR. J. K•n<elbovm 1 No11rr Public: for j ,...1 Utt hertol and belDt• 11111 111 wi1 or us, I tam OSI.Cr, 5811; '1:1111! • • tllU Usherwood, Maria Valdez, Eacti bidder' m111t wbmll • bid dePll111 The Hllllolllr ,Ill! lllld • PIJIJllon 11ld Cou111'1' Incl Siii~, Hl'SOlllllr '°' Afflf'MT~-~ 0 ft Ct11I 0111, Pllt:il, D1lld June 4, 191~. .
Wier WI.lit' am F 0 w 1 er ~fcf.aughl1n Stephen McLen-B b y I p trl • V 1n '"' 1or-rn 01 1 «•tilled or u111111'1 conce•nlnlt v011r m1rrl191, VDU m1v pe1rtc1 Allen J, WttffNn knntn 11 Putll lt,_. ''"'" , •• ,, BAN( 0 , •••••<• • • I • . ' &r Bra 8 e, a CIA an c:neck or 1 bid bond 'l'!Ual to flv• lilt t wrltttn rtlPllllll within tll!tty me fl) be 11'>11"1'flldelll of 1111 QDfMr~ MIV 72, 1t Incl JuM S, fl, lt7D --N.\TIONA.L°TAUST AND
borah Fredericks, James ·don, Ridlard McMeans; Busklri • Kath I e en Van Pit' ''"' (51!1.J 01 !ht '""""'' ol lht Ul'I o1 tht e1111 11111 his tllmlnOnl IMr ••cclllld the wllhfn l111tt1HY1-.t on .. , NOTICE SAVIJrolGs ,._550e,,.r 1oN r James McNaughton James • , bfd, mlde ••Y•ble lo "" ordtr of 11 te,...ld '" veu. If vou tall la 111t 1111'1111 01 1ri.. =-•lion lhore111 111rMd. LEGtu.o c:OHSERV,.TOtl OF TM! • rega; . • DeVanter, Diane VanDerk>w ; tht NewPOtl·M6.I un111111 School Ol$!rld. 1 '"''"'"" ,..,mm, within ouch time. 1nd 1cknowl""9fd to "" 11111 •ueh ESTA.TE OF NELL.IE G
Ernest Fresquez, Jr., Diane 1.fcQuesl.1on, Alie_ n McShane, M 'ch I y E 'Steph "' Performance Bond m1v be <1111ul1fd Yovr dt11u11 m1v ii. tnlered '"d "'' co~r11J.on •~tcuted the •m•. HARPSTE R, .~. NELLI E J M T Sl I ae an very, en,, , ... dlk rtllon ol IM Oltlrlel. tn (Oll•I mov 1111«. ludMmtnt conlllnl11• \$fAL) ~ P·Ulfl GOAOON HARPSTER, •k•
ritsche, Rosalyn Furukawa, ean C . e 1 r • even Varga Jr. Beverly Vasquez, tM everit ot ltllu•• to ~••r 1nf1) '""h lnl!'nc:tt•• or ollllf' ordt11 conc..-nlnt J11111u1 J. 1C"111C1lbtum CllTIPICAT& 01" su11Nll' N. G. M"'RPSTER,
av •• Gabri'el Vlvi'an G•'n.... Meadows, Diane Meder ; • ' • c11t1tr•ct, '"' 1•0<....U of lttt ehcck arvlilfll of ~ttv. 1-111 111-n. No!t<Y Pllblk '" 11111 1ar uld l'ICTtT1ous HAME coNS Elt\l"TEE IU • .... "'"• Davld Verduzco, RI C h ard will be forlel!td, or In Ct $e ol • child c:1111MY, clllkl 1upDOrl, 1tror11tvs· Co;inrv '"d sr1t1 Tho undlr1lo!lld dots ctrlllV ht It llv· w c ENGISCM
ichael Gamble Ren e Michael ~eighan; V Micha I V rnon Lin horlcl. , ... 1un wm lh•rtol win bf: ltt1. cblll, ind 111e11 ott>er rt1111 '' M~ comm1111on lilt t111 on11uct1ng , tiu•llln• ,, 1631 c11v. ,.~ltte~T Truir Ottlce~
.rbayo·, ' Renee Melchiori, Frank ernes, e e : · IDrttlted to wld Sel!Dot or1tr1c1 of m1r ii. 1r1n1111 llY !hi C011f"I. E~al•tlion d1t1 ~untlnelon lt•ch. c1ntorn11, under '"' c:on ....... ,or o1 !he E•'•'•
M b U da Vollan Nancy Vukovich; Or•no• county, ~'"I' ,wltll i. -1 S.wnr . .., Stctlon 10.0l lt,C. lldlllou1 llrm nemt ot PL,.STIC ""N· o1 u ld c:on1~rv1ltt
Cynthia Garrell, John Gar-em r a, J o. tm Mer c I er, ' a11· . 1 No bldde1 m1v ... 111•>11r1w 1111 bld fllr • R 11111 "''....,.• YM 111ou1111 • T·l1'1t TAST IC 1n11 1h11 wld 11rm 11 alll'll>Med JOHN w w•L•EttT "'"" Sh M D b h Mary W !Strom . AP rt 1 11111od of 1l•IY ltol dlv1 111tr the rf ':,"'"'"" • flld ,,_ wr111e11,..,...11, Publl1hed °''"'e Ct11t 011tv Pltet. o1 1111 !Ollowlno "r'°"' wi'KI .. neme 15* v1.itur1 ltvd .• iu111 ;.,
Patricia Geis, PhyJlis ar~n erier, e Or a Walker Deborah w a Iker , d1!1 sel for 1111 Ol!Hlln• t11trto1. ~.r~,..~~ ~/1';1111" """· J11n1 s,11. It, u. 1t10 11131.10 in lull 1nd a11c• o1 r11klen<• 11 11 11'1.rm•" o1t 1, c1111.,nr. tuu lier· Meyer, Kathleen Meyer, Gary • The Bo~•d of Educ111on o1 ,,., N1w-t· ., ' to1tow1· Publl111ot1 0t1t191 c1111r 01111 Pllet
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n c y Mi' Iler, Jame_s Miller ,· Daniel Waller , Burt Walton, Mei1 un111K1 sc"'°' or11r1c1 '"-"""" t"1· ~· ST JOHN G.rv l . Tle1n1vtl. TU1 Clff st .. Ju"" 11, 12, 11, lt1C1 ltw,.70 · 1. C h • I lhl rio/11 to re lf!Ct '"" or •II bit», •nd tr LEGAL NOTlCE Hunll"l1on lt1ch. c1111or11l1. l Melv M II R 1 d Made 1ne Warner, r ls Y not ~uuorll'f t CCTPI 111e 111..,..1 bid. •NI ly J111kt M. Coltt'nln. O.llCI June J, 1t111. • LEGAL NOTICE
erstner, Vic:j9ria Gigante; . a 1 '!• 0 n a Warren· " ""'',,. 111y 1ntonn•lltv or 1rr1~r1ty LltoPOL Oe11urv . Gl•r L. Tltr .... oel
• Anlcinette Glascock, Kathy M1tt'hell, Phyllis Moch, Paul ' in •nv bid received. """"'~~·.~t=~EllON '1111 DINSMOOR HOTICI oF M.\lllHA.L'I IA.LI s1111 of c111101n!•. Dt11111 (""""':,. 1 1~------, ... ,...,.-----
•Godsey Mary Gohr Casandra MohJer, Mary Molano, Pam Thomas Warren Ill, Howa rd Otte<t Julie 12. 1•10.. Jse I!. im st .• su1i. 111 s . .N111et1 Plt !n11H v1 M11111r1 G•ll!I"' on Ju,.,. l. 1t10. ~0•:11':' :er.!:1~ lUP1E1t101'?0~ o" TH• ~r. V' 1'cky G 0 t'd b I a 11' Molen, Carolyn Montgomery·, Warriner, Jeanette Watson, Nu~~~0.·.·.~.E~l C:1111 Mltl. C1111am11 'f'UJ1 Dtltfldlnt No, ... 1111. IY v!"UI of Pub-lie 1~J~.::r L':'T11rn1ef1 known... IT,,,,TE 01' CA.LIPOtlNIA l"OI
E · '" Ttl ..... 1111: 1114) 111-7714 1n ••Kutlon lnutd on M1V 26, ltll 1 n1m1 Ttl.E COUNTY 01' OltA.NG• Margaret Morto ••· I Robert Weatherly, r n I e DISTRICT o1 ""°""" t.r Pt11ti..r ai1 1111 Munl(IP•L C011rt. Nortt> or""'" mt 10 bf: '~ P•r~"'';~,rumffll
rmando Gom'z A n d re " n, ~n ey Weidman Miles Weidman r·c: ~~::· C•lllri~r::. Publlil!l!'d O••ne• c .. tl D•ll1 PllDI, County Judlclal Dlstrlcl c-rv of 0<11>11e. l•,.."''r'1"f'111o'!i ::: •• ':.:111td lflt H..... NOTICE 0, ::.:i!::' 01' Pl!TIT10N tonzales· I Mott, i:)(ijlald M 0 us 5 ea u • • • v 0 ., ''"":-" I Ml¥ :it Ind JuM 5, u. ''· \t16 '91·1'1 '"" of C1Hlorn!1. """" ' ludomlllt • Kc~ SEA.LI FOil ••o•ATE 01' WILL "'NO l'Oft
Leland' Goyer. David Graf. Christin~ Mulherin, D •a vi d Steven Wiesner ; :'.tS:f:'~ •o•n ~:'if! 1",~-.:4al~•tN".::.!:, 1":.~~ !OFFI M•rr K. tllnrv LETil•s TESTAMENTAIY
in, Allen Graham, Nancy Mulverh __ ill, Pamela Muny_ er; • James Welch, Donald Wells, Pubn1111d o •• ,... C:t1st o.11r POot. LEGAL NOTICE •t Juct1,,....1 Cleblor, i11owi.,. • ,.,.1 HoTt rv P~~jntornl• k~•· .,°' E'i:·Ni~~w~~w~&te.v1~1:'.
p M Barbara Wheeler. Margaret Ju,,.. n, 1'· 1910 ltm·N "'11n<• '' t1Ml.6t KIV4llllY ...., on ~;~~:·t_;;.• "' DP1:••1t11. t ray, David Green, 'Thomas atcicla urphy, c Indy Ill.cl lucle"""' """ tht dtle or "" M Commlulon EJ;Plr•1 NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN lhll ~reen, Wilma Greenwade·. P..furr_•Y., Lawrence. N e a J White James Whitelaw II, LEGAL NOTICE •••·mt ' 1•w•nc•"' nld '~~rron, I ... v, 11"1"' N:v 2, 1tn w1LLl"M v1c1e K HMIOT h•t 11w p tr N • Debo;& Whitenton Kenneth IU,•tt•o• couttT GP TH• ~"°:.1<:1''\UC:,.~.;;•~b..:!'~n ~~ .::.:;:;:.! ~~bnlhocl' o;'"" COM! 0111r ~11e1, ~••e!n • H llli11r1 ior Ptobat• ol ""111 Leslie Grifrilh, R 0 sari 0 a 1Cl.t ogrmo, Kar I a ' . • NOTl(I IN\llTINO s•ALl!'O •IDS IT,,,,TS 01' CAL1•01N1,r..•01t In , .. _ c-.• ~. ~ 0••-·· ···-,, JuM 1. n;u. 16. H7D 1~111 .,..., lot ln v1nce ol Ltllffl 1111•~1••¥ N I Whitney '
....•• ,, ""' " _,_,., uftll1 THI COUNTY Ot'.o...... ... ~·"• '" ·~ '" ' ·-····-·· ' ' rl.mm, San' dra Gu8J'ardo, VI· e son: • ... -•• Ct lilorn11, du ,rlbtd " Jollowi: .0 ... ... '""'''. ti ••enc:• lo IVh th
Lo I NI D I Panda\. Wh t D J111lf 1•. 1'111, 2 pm , "" ,,,. ,.. NO ........ ,. lo-I :Mt, bloc!< 11, "lll~bdlv!tlllfl el LEG" NOTICE .. m•d~ fl)r l11rthe1 ""'"lcul1n, •"'1 ian Guardado, Ans e Im 0 ry e son, 0 u g a s ye, a n ~ y 01 &If !Mt •4oor seda n• (2 Ptvmoutllt PllOC•ltUNG POft CMANGll: OP NAME [OtOf\I, dtl M•r. ...tll'CIOd book '· ru.. '~" !ht lfmt '"" Dl8tt ol ~·•f!flg
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.errez, Dav1'd Guy n e '' Neugebauer, Mary N•varez, \Viecwrek Lawl'l!nce Wig· , ... 4 FoN11l •nll i p11n1 •tr'""', w~h otto1tt TO INOW CAUSE o•n '' of Mhc:e1t111M111 M••i •iid the iam1 h•• to..en •et !or Junt ''· ' , tr111tr, '"'hlth m1v bf: lit~ • • ""UU!larl r. JA.Ck k"Tl •llcl c.,...monlY --" tt• :12• Htl!~ltOPt 1t10, 11 t:Jl 1,rn,, 111 tht COi/ti•_, ane Gwy-e, M ,. c h 8 e I Gregory Newhoure , Phillip ington, Mark Wilbur, Linda COl'par11lon Y1n1. m SuperlOI, N-Pll"I ELAINI! SMtftLEY KATZ, F« Chi ne, •ve .. c0,0,.. de! Mtr.'c.utornli. NOTtC• 1N\11Ttft0 •tOS ed 1 01 OtP•rtm~nt Ho. l o1 11ld courf, "" W't De · W"!J' l ll eich. ol N•mt NOTICE IS HEREIV GIVEN tht l Sttltd 11rooo1•1t w!ll bl: Fl'Cllv 1 II 7lHI Civic Contu Drlvt W"I, In aas: Newhourse John, NI co Is, I es, ruse l 1ams, ,arry For 1n1ormet1on eonlltl 1he •urdl1l1"' WHERIA.S J"'CIC fC.liTZ 1"" ELAINE on FrldtY, JuM 2'-1110, 11 2•00 •'<lodl: 1111 ofttcc of tho MC:rtt1rv or Covn1y th~ Cltv of S•n!1 An1, c:111101"1~. ~Geoffrey H aber' Randalph Jacalyn Nnrkunas, R. be rt Williams Robert e u r k e •oen!, NeWPOrt 18''" CllY Hin. 67.l·lllO, SHllLEY kA.TZ. 111¥1 lllM • Mllllor> P.M .• , lront ol Courlhau1t.' 5'1 Wnt kllll1tlon 01 .. rlct No. 1 ·" plr:JIU,o ~11• O.ird J"nt '· 1•70. , ' Publl1htd Or•n;e Coa1! DftlY Pilot, wllh tht dtrll 111 11111 court I« 111 lath SI., CllV of Cost• Mtu. County A.Vlflllll [mt lllno lddttsl. · · o• W. E, Sl Jolin, Counrv Cl"-
ague. Karen }!anion, Mat. Norri11, Patricia Nott.age; Wlhan1s; June 11. n, 15, 16, i1. u10 1076·1': ordll' <lllntliw ""''°'!ff•' """"' from of ora.,.1. s1111 111 c.111orn11, 1 wilt 11211. Faun111n v1111~. C•~!orn~I ~JO:: wtnMaN a stHM r
ew Hannan, Stephen Hansen, Clare Noud, Paula Nuschke, Ro Y W i 11 1 am s , Jo LEGAL NOTICE J•ck k"'Tz lf><I i!LA•Ne SHIRLEY ~r:!ie~~ ~111111;_,h""j~Olt.,~ ... ,"'!, h••hlti• r,10, ... 11 '7:1 ,..1:.. !:'~1cir t11M ltl•v ~~·j~!~:."~:111om11 nwt
. arry Harbin, Brent Jfardcas. Gail O'Conner, James O'Harf., Wllliamsoo, Debra Willis. John :~~N.~~s~~~~E~~i~~~s. ~.~1v!1~ ~ ~~/!,.'!,,'':i";.i:11 r=: r1~~~~ ;'h~1 .::;~u!~'t;,.. °"::':d '': ~e:!1~~ !~~~:' i:'"P~:!i-,
e : Da niel O'NeiU, Cynth i a Willson, Dorothy W ilso n , SUPEllOft COUIT OP THI •ndto~Hllf1ontrt•mlnorcll!lclren's In 111, •bow liletcrlbtll :..;.,f'I', or ,, 1111'4 Enis Averiv.. F-l•ln V•lltv, .)'fJbll1hed Or•nt1t Cotti Dilly tol\ol,
I O'N !(r' U W'I · o NIA. "011: "'""* ll'er!\ \l"'LEtllE AJIH kA.TZ llld IP ITlllCfl Iller.of 11 m1r bt llKtulN C11l!Of'n!1, for: .SUM 11, U, 11, 1'10 H}f.1'0 • Kenneth Harju, Casey ea!, Deborah Ochsner IS !SOil, ST,.TI DI" CALI• 1 • 1ttt•H l1.L10T KAn 10 VALE"AIE TV 1111ity u ld t•Kllllon. •!Ill .atllld A.ddltlOfl It E11t••ll(O •nd Ftnclt11l ___ -;-;;;;:c;c;--o;;;;;;;;;;;---f--
liarker, Charlene Harr'1s, C'111-Debra Olson·, ' Midlael Wise G regory Will. THE cou:TY,._!~n ott•M• •NM cuttT1s ,,.. llJt:tA.N EL1.1or lnttrt~t •lld eoitt, or P11~1 No. 1 LEGAL NOTICE -, · '· I' Pl.T TION CUltTIS. ~nllllCllvtl'I, Oiled 11 Cosl1 MH• C1lllom!i MIV Job Ho. P 1·1'·1
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Harris, Ellen Harr·1s, John Vi..mnia Olson, D, n 8 David Wommack Jack NoTicl! OF Nl!••1No 0 1 1T is OAOE1tEO 11111 111 __,, n 1910 • • 111t11 .... r.111111H fir 1111 "'"'' ,,.,,... 'fl' ' ,Oil ... O.A.TE OP WILL A.NO 1"01 • Flf" k d ctlbed hllrllfl ''f''-===--=..,,=cc=-~---arris, Harold Ha rrison; Osterhout. Toby o s t Jan d , Woods, Diane W 0 o d sid e , LETT1:11:s o'" •oMiNHTU.TION ~:;:;1e<1..:, '':i. 1':';i'n!11'~·»""~'!!.' Mui~;/s 1.. ou.51!•. ~; W:k 11 '• llt. dDnt 1ccordlnt'I NOTtc• GI" TIUSTl!l'S 1,.L1
R ichard Harris, S a nd ra Ariane Osthofr, Deni se Steven Wortman, V I r g i n i a :':,~~T:,1!!~~;·~·:~~r1otd, o .. ~ 0 J11tv l., 1~10. ~ '" ttot c~rtt~ ~.':'~~~~";'~" :~ ~~ :~!~'e •:,d ... -:ac~::~ : 1::! On ~.!·5·J~~· ~ 1:10 1 11.ot
I Phil, H ~. II I Cl'f O W lght CP••"" "' -lmtft '"'· ~ 11 '"' courlf'ooust H -DI I le.I 1111 wld alai>I Ind 111eclflullorit /II, ' ' ' 1 ' ness , Ip arveston, vue et'" 1 ton verby, Jr., r ; Horic:e is MEREBY GIVEN TMr ,, 7llO w.11 ·~ "'"' s1n11 ""' •rborJU111c:J11 D11!rlc:t sr • di · rt .. 1111 .M. F1r11 Ftc11r•1 S•vlno1 ,,.. La•n
na Harvey, Sheldon Hatch, C<llhlyn Pace·. Sandra Wyles Patricia Yan-E c;...,.. C••tn 1111 1111>c1 Mr•l11 • C•lltorn11. •illl ,......,. c1~. 11 •nv: Bv IE. J. "•1lit •••, br rllt•fflC• "'' ' N ' •stll(ittion of HD11vwood 11 autv ,,. ' · on ,. 0 , .,. .,.1.,_ 1 ... • Strtu~r not c1. POlnl~ Trttllff un.i.r •nd J1Uttu1n! lo ~alhleen Ha 1· k T 'l p I ·t Ronalee Yoder Catheran ••!Ilion tor 11ro!Nle ot "" • .,, w Y '""' or-< "" 111mt1 MA.11v1111 NE•EN Pl•~•· 1Pt'(llk 1Hont ..,. '""' contract Offd Ill r1u11 '''" "'""~'' to, 1t•t • \.' IC , ' r r Y • " ary a mer, DO r O t h y Om, . • Len••• or A6ntln1t1r~11on w11ti.t11P·wll~n-1hootld not "' tr•nted. Plelllllff'• ""'""' dtc11mtnh m1Y ii. 1x•mlntt1 •t tt>e exKuTH b~ Gl•n11 A Slnoei •llCI Nomi aw.ley: Pangos, Nancy Parks. Susan Yohan, Madeline Zarges, eon....,,..,, rerc•...c• 10 whlth I• mid• 1T 11 FUltlHEA 011:0E AE0 th•t • P. o. lo• 41,, ofll<• of 1t1t CllUfllf s.:n11111on 0111r1c1 a. 51.,.,,., husbtlnd •nd •111 •nd •tc0rd!d ' Sh I II _ .. p I p . z.r" Jahn La z· I tor fvrltiw Ptt11eu11"1, •nd !hit "" COPY ot !hit ord.r to • ....,. UVSI bt A.Mlltln1 C.lfNlnlll No. I ., IDf ... Ellll Av•-· Fllllfll•ln 5"• .... bH l4 "" II lnllr No 11"1 • 1r ey · ay~,..,. am e a arry, Daniel Passalacqua nie · er , rry Leg e r~ 11m1 -piece ~ 11t1rlnt th• wme P11bll1hod In 1t11 011i. Piiot,, ..,_,,_, ·p1111n1htc1 O••'IO• (DU! D•llt Piii! v111tv, c1111ornl1. CoPlu of 1hc con1r1d in booll .,51 ~ ... "' 01 on1(111 ~t(llrd~
Eynes, Patricia Ha yn e s . Bertha Patttrson Barbara' GLl'3dalupa Zepeda "•' '*'" ••1 !01 Jul'I J. HIG, •1 DI """'' drc11111i11F1 prlnltd rn 1111 No.v :it •nd JUfll J 1t 1,10 JtJ.10 doc:umtnh •nd 11l•n1 m1r "' 1111111"111 i.. '"' otlk• 01 t11t CDUfll'I' ltKorder > • t :JO '·"'~ I.fl N covtlr'OOIYI of 0.IM!•I• coUntv ot Or1nw., C•lllor11!1, once I ' ' tr'"' 11\t •bov"""'n!I_. office. ot Or1n11e Co1ml)', C:1ll!or11l1, WILi. SELL
wre!lr.e Heidler, Raymond Pavelec, Bertha Patterson "'"'' J10. J °' Hid ~. •t 1a1.,... 1w 1o11r wc:c1u1v1 weett ,,kw """ bids "'"'' "' "'"" 111 ecCOf'11•nc:. "'T Pu1L1c "ucT•oH To HIGHEST endrick D H . B bar . LEGAL NOTICE Civic (enltr Drive wnt. In ""' CllY lo IM d•I• Ht tor hffrl"I on "" LEG" NOTICE ... ith !ht 1111Ulll .. "" Sl•I• o t l lOOEli: FOR C"'SH fPIVtblt II n son, av.n enrung, a r a Pavelec, c be r y J 01 l•11!1 An•. c11ttornl•, ,-ttllon n.u c•111om11. wllh 1ot11 ...... '""'k•bll o1 .... in li!wlul ..._., 01 ~ u"i::: rale Herbst ; P c,t: NOTICI o• TIIUSTEE'I IA.L• o.ted.,.:ur; ':+ 'JC'HH O.t~·; M•V lt, lt19, =:"'°;1:i:' .·:.. ~':i"ul:'...~~ •rOPCIUI ~t1ttl) II "" *'" <•DflO lftl••nc•
Darrell Herbst, Linda He rd, Clinton p "•· :t-Dt6 c;.., iv cierti ll"'YMONO THOMP$ON •••• ,,, ~ notified 111.11 to th• 111<1 ci111"1y C11Urtllou)t, 100 blOc-. et e f S , John On Jv\Y I, 1t111, 11 11;00 O'clOck WtlltCI l~W" lllf Crtlll JudM o1 1111 SUNl'lor C1111tt T·lnll • S.Ul fll l9 ftlOllllloM , ol IM Ubor W"t Uh. S1nt1 A.nl, C1ll!ornl1 111 A.M ... , th• Soulh mtln tnlflM~ Oft Sullt H~ml>tt "· 0o¥et lulllllflt PLUNl<ITT. PLUNKETT NOTICI: TO CtllDITOltl c~ of !bf Slllt of CtHlornl1. !ht rlooM. !hi~ •nil lnlerfft (OllVfVtd 111 J W1sl ,6th $1•"'1 al !M Old COlllllY lllJ Oovtr Otlvt "'llll'MYt •I LIW SU .. lllOtl COUIT G• TH• l l)ltll Ill' Dtrtelarl el County Slfllllllon llld llOW lltlcl by II 1111der HICI Oetd
E (011rt!>Du1e, In 1fle Cl!'i' al S1nle Ant, NIW"°'I •ildl; Cilillrl!ll llt O~VI AV_, P.O. hi Ht STATI! 0(11 C"'Lll'OllNIA. POii Dllltkl Ho. I 1111 IKtrli!ntd !ht llll!Vtl~ ol" Trvol 111 Hot •-1'1' l!f\lt!td, Ill I D Sl ·z C•lllornl• WESTER N MUTUAL COA· Tit• 111') ..... ,,, H~11H""911 .... ~ c.11 ..... 1111 "1'41 TH• COUNTY 01' OllA.NO• In• ,,,, ol Pl• diem •• ,,. IPOllClbte Mid C011nly •"'1 5111• dtKt!bl!d ... ' scape oors at POA,,,,T ION, 1 C•lllor"ll C:oroort!lon, At10rnns '" Pt!lllM!tr Tt1""""91 (110,IU..)I• Ir S ..... 1t "'·"°'MM ID !hi> worl TO bt done for llWI localllv-lei ' 11! Trtd No. 31~. 11 .,.
l et ~.d:ru~~"·o.U'tl'~ t~~Ri~A.f:oJ~ll$; Publl~d l~t~net Co11I 0111Y ,:1:~ "'llllorlltYI IW .. tllllt-• Eil•lt OI MA.II.ION IC, ST,,,,UI, Doe"I-:~ =llo~ v;.r.~ ~i':.n btll':;;r':.m;~ ~: t'~~or!~'!c.,:~n::: ~!~ .... l:ulh:
C1lllor"I• C:o"'orJllon Ind retO<"de<I Ju,.. 11• lJ, ' tfO Pij~~'~;' ~'t"" S. ~~•l .. ~lll'f :i.i:~ ldNOTICE IS MERE I V GIVEN hJ !ht Ltbor Clldt 01 lh1 Sttll of Callto"'l1, offlc't ol 1111 county rteorlltt flf 11ld Ftbru••¥ It . )'4.S. 1., loo~ 7«1f, P•et LEGAL NOTICE MIY I u111 ' cr.-:tlron of lht lbovt n1mt11 II nl •"'1 II Is 1118 In lht oflict of t~~ counl'i', N I Ch f!l , ft! Ollltll! AKO•O• ol Orlnvt COlllllV, lh•I 1I Pllvf . I t ecectt M(.rf!I,... cof 11!f Counlr $tnlllllon 01.irlct St ld 111• Wiii bt madt. but wlt~Oltl
I or ew ce ts C•lllornl1 olYfll lo 1rcurt an llldeblNl!lfH LEGAL NOTICE ,,,. • Id":'"':' I :.:-(."" IMllltl ff• I "°''"'* °""'" !:O\'P1'8n! or"''"'""· f•Dr~u ot lm1ll.,,, es +t1 l•vOr ol DA.NIEL J, FI SCMEJt: Ind W er; 111 • ~IClllll'l'tl IO nil !!.di bltl tl'll!l bl: m.4t en tll.t r.--· r"lrdl/19 lt!lft, oo•.teulon, er tn-D~WN S. l"l!Ct\Etl , hutbt fld Ind ""llP T·Slln lhtm, '"'llh """ 'llCISll" ¥tt1Chor1, 11'1 lwm f\lr"I""" 1rt ft1t O!stt ct Ind tU<t'lb~lllCf!l, IO a•v Ill• rl'ITl•lnl"I nr111. tl t1lnl te~1nh now owntd t nd llt+d SU .. ltllOR COUllT DP TMI P•tHll tho llfflct el !ht cllork II lllO llbtYt tnc:lolld In tile .,._.1-tUPPllM b11 tloJ! ~lum of !lit nolt "KU•t>d bv
11¥ JOMH I.. JEPl'll!SS Ind DESSIE STATI 0 1' CALll"OftNIA. ,DR CllTll'ICAT I! o .. •u11N•SS "'lllled C>llW'f, cir le ••tlflt llltm, wllh IM Ohlttd M•tl"I ll'lf tlllt flf ttw 1alo o..fd of Tru11, wilt> lnM•ttl ,,
WASHINGTON IAP) -Jee Aiisl Secrelary or com .... Jl!FFllES5. hlllblnd •NI ""llt .. TN• COUNTY 01" ORAN•• l"ICTITIOUS N•MI tho nKtJWY """'"-rl.. "' 1111 ...... --. '"" "" "'"'' lf>ll ldd•ttt of lfl tlld llOIP IH'OVl(lf'd, 1(1v•nc1t. "
r I " ltlnt lpn111!1 1IY IHlllll of the brtJch NI. A. .... lf TM Undtrl......, WI «r!llY I'll ls flnllllld II lh T"'tl Oftet11""1!, •ANI( 111o '*"" tolltl ,. elhlf' dlll1"tlll11\ln1 •nr, 1111der tilt l"m• 1! Mid °""'
l ma.nu ac urcr11 whole mer c e Myron E . Trlbus "' (lf'l•I~ 11it1 .. u...., 11eur.-:t lhl•ebv. NOTtC• 01" HIA•INO Of' AM•NOID noMucllnl • btnlnttl ,, ..,, llf\'ef" °"" AMEtllU. HATION"'L TIUST ANO ,,..nt(tl. II It "" ..... r•IPO!ltlblllty el T"'11. fte,, (htl'Qtl '"" ··-·
ls d . ed ntlkt ol Wllkll •ti rteorOed Mlrtll PITlttOfil ,01 l"llO•ATf 0" WILL .._.,. N..-f lfltl>. t all1'rnlo. ""9tr SAVINGS A..$$0CIA.TION, •I Nlf'th Mllfl ti ll'lf bldMr fol "' 11111 1111 bid of lhf Tr\ri!H tNI ti t11t t...i1h t,..,ltfod
UC are es1gn for aald manufacturers ··Have •. \9J,O. In --'1» ...... 6'1, DI ANO •Ott LITT••• TISTIUlllNTAIY """ lklllllul firm n.,... ti COAST Sfnolt, S.nll ""'· Ct llllrall ""'· Wkll ,, tt(tlWd In .,...... ti""' ,,,,,.., bid by "'" OtlCI of T•ltll.
dwlch and h 11ld Otlld1I •1'<0'111, ,,,.Ill 1111 11 Pllbtlc Etl1te of MEL.EN E. COP'FIV, !'A.INTIHO (OMl'A.HY •1'111 ltlll ""'It nw •llct ti llullnnt ot 1111 Wiii~ ~•!!It ft11t 1(1*fu_, c:loslfll ~ T"°' btnfotlt18rv U'fllh>r ,.Id ~ of
• San et ot er \:t!:r}I WilllnsJy j-Oin«t'with US'' 111('.lloft to fllf' ~llflttl blHer' for ctsfl, Dtcttlld, """ II _,_. et !hf ft! ...... --. ht Ill mttteri --.lftlftl fl 'flt "'"" ... ~ ti lllld1 INll M ....iurr.t Tr111t, Irr rettOll of ' OVtlcll 11 W11u11 I It lJI b I! d . Pl•lblt In !IWlul ,,_, ti the Unl!N NOTICE IS HEllEtY Cl\IEN !hot W1IClll tllm.t lo'I tutl •lld ollce 11 r•ilffn« et ulfl cttctdtol! wltllln ...,. ,_1111 It 1111 ~ ~-In t11t obllo,!lon• tecul'"fd ""'''"" c ems.,...w u tn selling volunt;iry safety "'"' ., , ... 11,.,.,, "' ,,It, w1111ou1 s•L.Lv MAAG"'•~ c"'HNING 11n u ... • 11 1o11ew1 _ _ •t"".i.. •wu .....,de.,..,. fll rh1a 1111..,. EKll b!Odtr ""''' bo ncenwd 111 t1111 lllf•totor• ,~~1111 "'Ml 111111v1•..i te
r"•nrv .......,."" devi'-• In'" '"""arda th ••""'"' •• to ll11P, 1111Uottlon ., -""""'lift t mendii:I ~"'°"I«""*"'"' 'sleelltn ·Stoll"'· -4 ,1 l lvtl' AV'I.. °'* t.\,tw 11, 1,,.. ·r• 111i. el Ctlllonil• •lld O\llllfl.-:t lo Ille VN:ltf1'9fled • wrlHtt1 0ec:i.r111on _,,.,,~_,.... ,,._. 1-U SMU~ -.n 'Will go into cumOV1nQ.r. '"' tti•trnl COllYWld •• WIH and lot'-1$11Rt'1u of ltlltl"\ N.-1 lhttll. C•llltrnl• ••Hk Of' AM.Efttu. ......,,,, "" WOlt"° d•tctlbtd Ill "" pf Ot1111ll •ncl Otnland "" ~-' •I'd
.... -~els I effort Cf , . h """' ,_ 11t111 1111 ,.rd Trvtfft llMtr T"''"*''-kl tllf ""'"*"" rtt~,.ric:• O•IH ,..v 1 19,. <on~. • wtllf,., "°"'' o1 brelCll 11'1111 o1 •ltoctlon muu I) an e cc~ wtt next year 's models $1~ o.fd 111 rrin1. 1 .. •ncl 1t lht 1o which 1s INldlt.., tu1111M ...,.tk\111•1. stteht11 smrin-N"'TIONA.L TIUST A.No ·"' ,,_,, 1u1r1n1" "" not '"'kl u"""''""" """''"'n1c1 1e 11u 111d
..... vent fddj•t...L.f deaths !iince most of '"A ........ 1,rs 1 1o1,.,... .. , dfle:•lllN .,_.ty, .... 11: .... ll'Ult "" 111n1 •nd 011ce flf he••..,. 51,.TE 0, c•~1~0•HIA. S•V1N~~ ... •SSOC1AT10tt, '"'" fffl 111rrl'l\I nf'!l.1 pf "" to111 ,,._.,... 1e HlltlV Mid oblltellon•. ,.., r •.. ..,,,... 4'1\: ~uu 0 LOI ' ol Trtc! ~. >tn. 11 _. 1111 ......, ~ bttfl wr !Or Juh< a, Otlt:A.H(;f. COUNTY : A. flt!...., lt'*.ltHI AtMCt.. bi.I •-' -.111111 ICUllNllllY ••di bl(I ni.'"""'" on M•n:ll I, Hl't. IM u,.. toddlm who have been be: sold thi!ii year have already ""'" •KOf'dld 1" 11oc.i. .,., ,...... ''"'· 11 9~• 1.m .• -. 1111 c""",_, °" ,.,,., ,. U1U .,.,.., ,,,.. • ~"'"' !Ion. •IMll mw "" 111 ttlf lerm 01 • bid e 11ont11 c•u\00\'I Hid no11cc of llr"l•VI
.pped Inside . been manufactur~. ,. •e '' flf M!Ktu._, M• .... t11Core1t cf 0-~1 Ht. J 111 111t1 c.ourt. P~k r.. • ..;. tot' \.,d , ..... ' .,.,..,.,u, Br; 01r11 Cl. HG11tr•, lllNI ., c:-""''t or c1111floc1 O>tt'-•roct 01 111J(llM 111 tot •"<orfM' ~ ._-.. or ••kl 0••...., Co..111,, C•rtlorN1 '' 700 Ctvlt CH!ler Drlv• Wt1!. I" .. ,..,,.,. ~~ ~lln kMWn to "" ,..,1st1nl TNJI OlllC..-•lld otvtblo hi IN' [)tlh1d. book '7JO PIOt 1119, fl 11td Ollltl•t
At least l& children have Some or !he coolers have lot "" ourtlOtt of ... ,1,.. "'"••"-""Cltv' of $llftl ... na. c..IH0tnl1, IO bl "" H•tllfl .... " "',,,,,. 11 1.,0,Crll> JO.IJflll •. Sl"'IV '"""'' Sol\lltllon 01,1r!ct No. I R~o•dl, M<Vred n Hid °"'"' !l'ICMf!Plt """· °'""' J~ 10. ltlt, "" ,, IM ""1"-ln lfltltllmfnl Ind Ce-••Klflwl" Ille WIM'ot rfll""ft "'9 tl4111 "' •t i"<! .,..,. Of 0111; JUM J, ,,,., 11.1fJoc1ted In picnic coolers automatic catches thal lock c.h•r•r' 1nc1 "'""•n·et ol "" Tr1111u w, 11. $T· JOltN •c•-'~ ht ,,Kv•M ,,.. ....... tht 100ve ... ,,.," fo(Mltflt. .11 b1c11 '""' 10 ••tw ,.., « 111 •1•1• Ff'M••* s.v1,_. •nd
!......., 1961 , the c 0 mm e r cc when the doo.-Cl()S('S. In other •nd"' wit. Countv Cll<r1t (Ollkl•I S~•11 SPllA.V tOULO .. toWlltS l• .... 111••!11... LMfl Atootltllon"' H911YW1ed ··~ O.llcl JV"f J, 1•111. Lll"POlo.O. M•NDl'tl$0N A.NO Ml>,.., IC. Mfflrv A111rM1 II l.IW llY OIDt;• or THI! •• Mid Tr\ri! ..... Department rePorled Thurs-cases, officials said, onr child WES1EtN MUtUAL DINSMOOtl MOii,.., ,\lflllc . Ctlllornl• :itJI Wlllllfrl ... """ llOA.lilO OF OtllEC1 01tl, •v T, o. $1tlV1CE
:fiy. Ol"1cla'· think ma•" m1-1 playlully look anolh"' COAPOIATION. lr1111,, JM ..... lnh Slllltl Prffl(lllll Ollkt In .... ,_,.. C.lf ..... COUNT'l'TIAONITA.TION COMA,,,,N Y, "'"'' II lll •v ,,... ..:r Iv Ch•rlf! "· ,..,..,.,, Cllll Mtw. (1111«1111 tut! O··-C1111111Y ·-' ' o-STAIC N • 1... .¥JI""" "·'llt<-llr'!lrll
h-COICI m ay nol have child Inside, then be diverted """'1h1tn1 Toh t11•1 Jq·nS6 Mr c.m'"•'''°"' f•ol••' •vi J-11 A, l11t•1 O••n"' C111,1nty, C•lltor11t• vi,, Prttl""'' ... SttU AIMrMV'.., l't!llltllf1' Hov. 14, "" eo .. 11._llf' 111 .... ..... F•td A. Mffat,, S•er•t•rv "':N 'ade ll Into the department's and leav' l hc pll.)'ll}atc to l'ubtl1~td or~~" (°"'' 01rrv P+tnt, t11111nU1111 01a"'l1 CPI\! 01ur "llO', !'ublllhl!t Ort.,.• Co•n• oeov l'Jtot. fl>lltl111Md or111" Co.ti 0111'1 "11111. l"ubli,11111 or11111 Co.it 01U'f '"1161, l'ubthh.it O••n•• Ct11! D•ll~ l'11o1, auirocate. J'"'• 1$. u. "· 1110 '°"''° JUM 11. 1,, "· 1910 1•.r'lil Mav -w-1"" J""' s. n . ,,, "'° "''ni M•¥ u, " 11111 J111t• s. 11. 1t11 • ,,,.10 Ju.,. u, ,,, 1•1• 10.J.111 Jlol!\t ,,, 1t, "-1•11: 1°'1.71.
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CHANCELLOR McGlt L WARNS MARINA GRADS ABOUT 'THE CRISIS IN BELIEF'
740 Members of 'Aware Generation' Hear New Columbia U. Chief Urge Thftn to Arm Mentally
~arina_ Launches _Fountain ValleyGr~duates
Aware' Youth · · . ·
Out Into w orUl _ llear Bl~~-t Agaii1s~-so~iety
By ALAN DIRKIN
01 tM 1>a11"1 """ staft By TER~Y COVILLE
ot IM 0.1" P>ll" Stiff ·The ·"aware generation" Stepped into •. . .
the world 1t Marina Hilb School, Hun-Our cult~re teaches us war, prejudice
tiogtOn Beach 'Thursday nighl · and-hypocrisy. We are meant to be --i• lb 1' .... Da· · 1. . .. _ soldien, capitalists, super palriots -
. '~ I '~~· ~I~ IOD ~~.speaM:r ~ JnOSt 'O( all~"·. \ ~!l"~ -·~•.JO~!~ ••'!'""I -'J'he ·~-=k..-.. _,.,,,, and\~ ents graduated 1'Y the _ ·:"P.""'l'cr as. ~·•ll1!J''.,
achoOl'tbi.o fear. ·-;c c ;:;: R. Mar~, C<fVll~· <II FO!l"tain
·She i:eferred to the ecology·movemint Vall!Y's 19:0_graduating class. ..__
on ~fl'Dpus and said it brought the He criUclZed . w~t -he l er m e d
students togethttr . and created a unity "~«;J:i~'f, ~1~11 -~i.~'.' .dur~·
"Lhlt startled. and shocked ·our. elders . Thorsday/s gradoattn& ·cen:~es' held
and some of our Peers:"' · on campus. •. · · ' ·
"I say we ac_comJ)lishe<I someUting "OUr cti!tllre 1e11S You' who to fight,
If w-e sparked one glimmer or who lo hat~ .• It. teach~.!I us · to ..t.ccepi
awarene~s,." she said. "We must be d'eath. ·If we can accept that we' should '
t~e generation to extend the hail<! of . all enlist _in the army· after graduation."
peace and frfendship. We must be aware ·"We 're taught to upbOld the ConstitU-
of' our problems by living close to one tion -but the Bill Of 'Rights doesn't
«J'IO(hei.'' • apply to Nl!groes, ' Jong-'hairs and
·Miss Jordan urged the graduates to homosexuals."
tkrome free -"by being free you "Fortunate!).' ~no ofte is complet'ely
become aware individuals." molded. I'm proud or this generation
'·'The issue for us is that this is because it isn't silent."
oor time; our world. Begin to be what ''My hope is that wars, weapons and
you are going to be for the rest o( nationalism will come to an end. 1!'e
your life. Start lhe rest or your life." must always be ~al. The w~t thing
· The eOmmencement address was given that can happen is to be 1 silent ma·
by Dr.._ William J. McGill, chancellor j<lity," Martz coneluded.
of UC San Diego, who has been appointed Most of ~ Several ~undred parents
head of Columbia University. and friends 1n the audience applauded
·He a poke of a "crisis in belief" which politely.
he sAid existed In society today. He Gerri Anne Carpenter. the other co-
urged the students to form their concerns valedictorian of the first class. to have
and belief$ strongly and quickly. "Arm spent all four years at Fountain Valley
yourselves now 1gainst those who wish High, spoke in count~·point to Martz.
to destroy the Sbciety we believe in," She called for a bridging of the genera-
he said. tion gap. .
Dr. McG ill warned the-graduates that "TOOay's society is sttiving to mo.ve
they woold not find strong beliefs in in a positive direction. There is a definite
colle1e students or the faculty or in need for the generations to get togelher.
the administration. "Most administrators We aren't doing that."
It seems to me are afraid, most believe '.'It takes mon: coura~e to extend a
only in their own success." hand than to point a fm ger or clench
"Thus nobody believes in you," Dr. a fist," she said. _ .
McGill went on. 'I1le third speaker was Anne Cund•:ff,
"You .:must make these erforl-s. The ' senior speaker for the class of 1970.
world depends 00 you to bind the wounds. "Look at the sky, the water, the trees,
You must hold yoor beliefs or you will the. birds," the l~nd,". she . ur1ed ~~~
find a hostile abnosphere on campus. audience. Mlll is .facing his ~ its
'11 is necessary for you to form you r Unction. E?,>logy will react ~g.a
Ideals, believe in Ulem deeply and keep 0~~~ polluting our land . water
(See MARINA, Page Z) and sky _ some say thin.king. We must
swallow our seUish aims; smother our
• age ~ ~st f~r I!!'~·,, There is no -0ruge C::oast generallon gap m ....iogy.
With the end or speeches, Dr. Joe
Rib.al, trustee of the Hunlington Union
Higb Scllool District, ilood up lo begin
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HE 'Lt RECALL GRADUATION
ITV Hieh's Don Everson
handing out diplomas to Founla.ln·
Valley's 611 gra~yating senWrs.
"I have prom1Sed everyone 1 wouldn't
give a speech tonight," said the usually
vocal lrustceL "so without any delay
al all -lei 's get on willi lt."
.(s they lileil bf tN!' podium ·at-least--
two graduates spQl'ted large, white ;p~ce
doves sewn on the \baCk of· their grldua·
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -.The. l2rid
Airborne · Division at Ft. Bragg, N ~C.,
ha.t bee:ri placed ori alert as paft Or
emergency planning ln p r o t·e c ti n g
Am~lcan citiz.ens in strifetorn Jordan.
admini$lration officiab said tt>day.
They said the paratroopers were
alerted Thursday night whije 14 U.S.
citizens were beln1 held hostage In two
hotels In Amman, the Jordan . capital,
by P•leslW•n commandos. ___ J
Although the holtages have-since oorn.
400 Graduate
In Huntington
High Ceremony . . -
To screams ,of joy, mcire th!n 400
mortarboards sai~ hli:h into the 1..air
over H~ Beach High School'•
-Sheue--Field-'lbursday. night. ,
It provi~ a rousing climax-lo 1
Oag and flower-studded tl r a (111(1 t Jo n
ceremony packed with families and
friends of-t.h!e graduttu.'
Entering from the far .side .. of the
football field, the seniors marchtd.around
the oval to "Pomp •od Circuinstance''
then 1ooL.-tbeJc....-.&ieats-to either-side
or a resUvely adorned podium'froin w_blch
the final send-off WU dell'vered by
Vale<ijctorian Steven E. SPtcklrtt.
1 ' ' • •• r reJea.ed &lid an · 1alrUn QC J lor!lgner1, oUI col."Ap\nl.•• ba1 been ilr"jiged 'by ;
the Interna£1onal Rea bi'oss. the lroop:f
remairi 'Uh' alert-;-ofliciila aid:-··· -• "Jl t1 normal procedure when a )ll tua-tion: ~· 1... atablo!' lo. P,liCt ·.uni"
on· the alert;" they saiCI. · •
~ olllclals 11td u.. llel'I ;i;.r no1
mean ~ Prftldent Nixon was about to
move. ~ lrilo J?""•· .lo reacue
Amerleanl • , · w.-;~ ~.-· secreli!i'. riOoald .. ,,.. . ..-....
' . . ' .: L: -ZJegler said Nb:qn · bu. been , •i'!'TY
conl!erfitd'' 'about t~ fateioLU.S •. clUr.Mll
and Qie w.oi'senirig pollticll situlllOn l n
Jordan. He ~said 'Ntxon bas ricei~
fr~nt rem ~-!he'confli<l ·l!,<lWien
!hf. PoJestlolla\.Ollnroaildo< and ~ •
Hussein's Arab legfon.
Ni!«>Q.. met for ,45 mi~ule! to<lay w)Lb
his foreign affeir11 •adviser, Or;-Henry
A. Kissinger1 tt._liview· dev-riieiit.a:
tn· Jordan. ~
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Speaking op an optlmblic -· he said, "We, are becomin&..-more o( Ill.-•
lnflutntial force.•• • • .. • .-. . ,
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-''We-are-becomJng lhfluential-into .tbit
• wwlil <l(i -'olt. troublll;i • \lJ; ,~ bul lhesf ll!lnll . are ool. Jil''I· 0 g~'!li<o! ·hAa !•"'1 tiiOo{• ot Jimll!ir.
problems. '.lllst6ry is lnleaie<f wl\lf Wl(,
dirii'e arid vi01ehct. ·• · · •
He salit we are lnVo!ved ln an era
ot ~~ge 1 .a~ lflaJ. our right 81\SWers
or yesterday'. are un«.'Cipt+lble.today ••
"Often one of the gr,cil!PS clinP. to
a 'triith'. Uiat-hu been Jnfaiidaled Wiih ·
ever-changlng events. ~ much ol today's
slrife 1could .so · easily be· d~lnished ·if,
people ~ould, merely st~ out ,Of · .U,efr .
harq little · shells and · look. back,. upon
themselves to re-evaluate their ideas." ·
· ·KUdos 'an<f ; diplomas1 were lbe'n
tti sti:ibuted ~y · trustee Dr. ;Ralpb~~uer·.
and ASst. Supt. Scott Flanagan a' parent•·
armed with . flash cubes ci(Kf c,ameras
crowded the podium to phdtograph their
childien.
Following a recessional by the Hun-
Ungton Beach High School band,, the
seniors gathered on the football fifld
to sing "Hail to Huntington ," and then
saluted their parents. .
On the other side, many or them
had already 1athettd to '•wait their
sons and daug,titers with. presetits com-
memorating the.Ir graduation. ,
' Ra ndy P a pke Win s . .
Library Cont~~t ,
Randy Papke, ·91&2 Chr!Stlne Drive,
Huntington . Beach, has won ,the city
library's film festlval adult dlvl!ion with .
his pfoject "Imprint NO.· J ... • · ·,
Other wiMers annoul!Ced today by ·
Mrs. Sarah Glass 9r .U)e . 'lj~a9' Were ·
Werner Weiss, 1230 Berk.sh~~ Ytnc, .
Newport ~ach, s .. lor 1 division wjnner
with "Federiil Reserve ' Systein:"'1>1ane
and Janet-VormeUdn, Anaheim, junior
, dtvisioJI winners :w1µ. "1'ero 1 ~·"
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Manson', .Bait'lBs .Bailiffs ··
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Carried .out of ·Coii:rt . '
. ws . ANG,ELES . (AP), -· Charles·
Manson fought with tbrtt bailiffs 'trytDg
lo force him into his !ell in a ooUttrtOm .
today, then . WIS' led shouting ld.lt . df
court along with ·three Citflers :charced ·
With murder-eonspiiacy in ~the"11ayJnp ·
of actress Sharon Tate 'aod 'Sis .other.'!.·
The commotion · started· ~hen·Maf1900 1
ahd three young women .defeQdln'ts·sfood
up· again .
• ":Vw flight as ·well kilT oa all~ .. sheqted
Mias Atkins. "We can't get a falr,tr\IL"
. ' Ref err al Service · . ' .. : • "' J '
.For Jobs Set Up
up 1 in '.cofltt ,, their arqis dutstretChed Work etpetlence <Urector1 ln1the Hun·
at lhe1r sides and heads. bowat~:'l'he : tington Beach Union High School District
judge order.eel them kt' lit. dotln! b\Jt hdve e&talill.shfd a. job • referral se'rilce t~~:n~J!:i,· · JJdie' ~8;~;: Older • i~.student.s 1ttktng ·full or 1 part-lime
Jtten ordered ballms :lo Jdt ,tho· louJo Name<! Pn>ject SWELL · (Succemul
in their seats. '. • I · { Work Experlcnc't Lean'ling ua-ds) •. th~
Manson trled 'to fight off the ,btllllfs, service will "a.ssjSt in ·making all
bul one grabbed lil1 1wrl.$t..ariother1tamg . st~ents ~uc:Uve tax R,aying.me"1bers
onto his Jong,. shaagy; hair'.'d,ra~tbifd or society by bridging the ,gap . betW~n
tr.ied to hal)dcuff hint.; -::i•' J · 1 ·: lhc .theory of. t.11e cl4ssroom-and. the
·The. W01nfn:-;Suaan1 AOOµs ; 2li1Lfslie practical e1perleiice available hi the
Y--an Houghten, 20, a~,.. P 1 t.r,Jc t a , ·world or work,'i'~ng to Bob Martin,
'Krenwinkel"D·~ II~(~,.... diktrict work experie~ director. , ' . 1•-
Weat•e r
Look for a little more di-lzzle on
Saturday'lnOming, followed by sun·
ny skie.!I and temperatures back up
in the cohJJortab)e seventies along
the Orange 'Coast. ' .
INSWE TODAY
E11ef1Jt/ti11g you might want ·to ·
know about the Orange County
Horne. and Garden Show ca,i be '
Jodnd in: toda1/1s Weekendtr
sectian.
263 i-,i First Gradug;~ing , ·
Class From Edison.~;~g~"~·,1•
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI David Montano urreii>ll:.itt:WWard ~ I °' "'* D9ltr ""' -... involvement in Ute achievemenl ·of the Happy faces abounded 'lburlday night
·as Edi9on-High Schoql held Ha first universal puri!Y of our waler planet
conUnencemeat in a brand new lchoo~ and tbe· JOUls that are 'housed within
.. And ttiey Sh o u 1 d have. To ~ 19'10 its precious atmosphere."
graduating class,of 263 Hni;or11~ged ''Tonlgllt is an important moment in the dlstlnctfon of setting many traditions . ~-~
to be followed by other& tn the conilng our Intellectual progrt:M as human ~i{lgs
years. -in an era lndic1live or the possib'llity
It WU a festive oetasion for 'U\e Of never-before parallel~ conceptual
seniot:a, all dressed in green and go Id growth by the human m1nct, but al!o
aCMlemlc finery Ind tauled mortar-or lhe pooslJ)JltJl"',r 1 lerrilytng end
boards. for mankind arJd perhaps for'o\Jr water·
They listened lntenUy a! Vale<llttofitif 1See EDISON, Pa1e..Z)' . ' •
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Huntington Beach A 11 em b I y man
Robert Burke offered that explanation
th.la mom.in& for the A 1 s e m b J y ~Uon Committee's approval in ~amehto 'Thuraday of a bill to remove
a 1'iwsfort 1egment or the Pacific Coast
Jj'rftway.
The .bill aulhoried by Robert Badham
(R .. tiewport" Beach) was ~sed oo a
t1pllt \'!Oice vote. It will be given second
and-third rea:cfinl1 early next week ind
probobly wllf reach the ~bly Door
Thinda).
Allem.blyman Burke sa.ld that he ex-
~ the measurt to clear the
Aseembly but find the going uphill in
the Senate.
11>t chairm.n ol tbe S e n a t e
Trapeportatlon Commltlee te Sen. Ran-
dolJ!b Collier CO.Yreka).
.''Sen. Collier is 10metimes described
as ''"the rather of the freeways" and
alnce this n>llle -tbrougll bis dlalrlcl
GWCGraduates
Fourth Class
hi Brief Rites
I can~ ,.. him Soillf a1ooi with
propoll) that woold take a Ilnt oot
" a route tba.t stretches ffom Ortlon to MexicO," Burke commented.
Burke is vice chairman of the 11·
member Assembly Transportaton Com·
mitJ.ee. Aceording to the Huntington
Beach lawmaker, 'Assemblymen Henry
Arklin CR-Miss.ion Hills) and Clare Ber·
ryhlll (8~Modesto) also voice op~ition
to tbe rerouting.
Badham's bill would del ete the Coast
Freeway from the aoolbeast limits of
Nel'J)Ort Beach to Route 39 in Huntington
Beach from the California freeway
system. In Huntington Beach thJs would
involve the stretch from Adams Avenue
lo the Santa Ana River mouth.
Jnstead of going along the coast the
traffic would be diverted to the San
Diego Freeway and around Newporl
Beach and Corona de.I Mar.
Huntington Beach -the council, city
staff and <llambu of Commerce -
opposes the change, arculn1 that the
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CoU.p flCU!ty and odmlnlllralon, !n
full academic repl\a, led •· puat.. •
at Golden Weat CoUeae'•· fourth com. • '
meocement exerdlea Thuroday nlp l
The brief llml cetemoolta, marked
by short latroducllom and ~ta-.
were hlll>l"'"*'· 111"• -addreu dellvuod by or. WllHam
Banonky, chancellor of Pe~
Co~··· -Malibu <am.J>UI. -Uy told tho 1,000 aualll and
relau ... pthered at the enrcllel U.,t "lhil commencement comes at the cloM
of what may be the uddett aemeaW'
In Ille blslory of Amerlcu blgblr ecluca-
t.ion;" , -
lie dted i-1Jcmmtn1 trom campua gcenes of_ tear gu ud blyoneta· on
eveiilnf JclecaJtl and the cteatba ol liz
~tude_nta u eum"1es of. "what bu hap.-..
pened to tbe ·Amerlcan drum."
'.'Our cenJury •tarted Oii IUCh a b1P
1t0te of opUmism. Men were ayin( that
just given a lltUe more time and educ•·
tion -ud all tho pn>blema which
plague mankind ~ be IOlved •• ,.00
the magic carpet wbieh WU to carry
daleUon would ae1' back botch develop.
"*'l and -W ov«load dly eurface
1treela:.
'lbete were two bourrof-tetUmooy
at the commlttee hearing. · Badham
presented a petition signed by 2.100
per.sons who, he said. opposed the
freeway in Newport Beach.
He said the present route which would
bisect the city would "rape the com-
munity." ·
Opposing the bill were Orange County
Road O:lmmlssiooer A. S., Koch, Costa
Mesa Mayor Robert S. Wiison, Hun-
tington Beach Public Works Director
James \\'heeler and traUic engineers
from the state Divis.ion of Highways.
Explaining what he termed a "freeway
backlash " Burke Mid, ··There are a
lot of h~rd feelings on the committee
about aoy freeways. It's all part of
the geoera1 concern. about environment
and ecology in general and what the
freeway system has done.
""l! any freeway is questioned
us to . thia utopia wu educatloa,''
B8DO'lllky ~fed. /-. ; · t.. • ' CA1l'Y' l"ILOT sr8" l"Mi.o
GO•DEN wEST CbLLEGI GRAD HANGS ONTO MORTARBOARD
The WHther W•s Windy, But th• Speeches Weren't "We abould be srateful for a peeratlon
of students who are lellllttve." He uraed
l!lludenta to meet the cNJJeogu of ~
ad to "fulfill tlle American drum.• t
Worth Keene, oa Or ... e Coast Junior
Collep Dlltricl lruJtee, presented the
arumal Outalancling CIU-Award to
Dr.'Heury S. Kaufman, Hyntlnstoo Beach
oplmnetrlal Kaufmu wu d tecl for bis
"'vigorous Jeadership as city councilman
u<f planning commlssjoner over ·lwo
decades or the JI¥>1l rap.id growth in
the"history ol H1mt1Qgtoo_Beach."
The exercises concluded with the
presentation of associate of arts degreea
to Golden . West graduates by Dr. R.
Dudley Boyee, presldeat, Dr. Dale A.
Miller, Dean of Students a.nd Keene.
The benedicUon was delivered by Rev.
Do1tald E. Roberts, Christ Presbyterian
Chu.rth of Huntington Beach followed
by rece~ional music by GOlden West
College's baod, directed by Duane Keith.
Nixon Vis its Florida
WASHINGTON (AP)-President Nizon
le~ for a Florlda weekend Friday al the
end of a busy week in the White House.
Ile was accompanied by retiring Seore.
tary of Welfare Robert H. Finch, other
11tatf members and the usual array of
security, communications, and medical experts. ·,
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0.U.NG~ COAST l'UaLllol'llNG COMl'ANV'
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Teachers Reject Pay Plan;
Declare 'It's Phony Off er'
Teachers of the Huntington Beach City
(elementary) School District have re-
jected a nine percent salary increase
bffered by the Board of 'Truaets.
~'It's a phony offer. They're misleading
the public with their nine percent figure,"
Mrs. Dorothy McClure, leader of the
teachen' negotiating team, charged
Thursday.
She said ooe-thi.rd ol that proposed.
raise was approved last year in the
form of step.jumps baaed on experience
and qualifications.
"And they also want us to take fringe
benefits out of the remaining siJ: percent
salary increase, so in effect we would
only receive about a four percent in·
creue," Mn. McClure stated.
"Yes: we put Jt all under one figure ,"
Charles Palmer, assistant dist r 1 ct
supErinlendent, admitted. "'lbe board
feels it's time to be frank and call ·
a spade a spade and aay whit the
money goes for ." .
Teachers have asked for a 11.raight
nine percent salary increase plus ei:tra
fringe benefits. The.Ir tot.al request would
add up to about 12&4,000.
The majority of the district's 241
classroom teachers votf.d to reject ~
trustees' offer Thursday in a meeUng
at Dwyer School.
"We're willing to negotiate our oUer,"
~frs. f\.1cClure said. "But the dlstrict
isn't."
"This is a cost of living increase. We
can 't give more because. we have to
build our reserve funds," Palmer said .
The district's offer totals $137,000
wit.hoot the step-increases, in other words
I Oat six percent pay Increase.
The district's reserve funds are
esUmated •t $518,400 for l t 'Io . 71 .
Teacher& say that figure 11 annually
underestimated.
Mrs. MCCture laid the teacher• did
not decide what action to take re1ardtn1
the falary.Jmpo-= '
"We will -1eek counsel from th!
California Teachers As3ocfation and
decide on 10me actio11 next week.. Jt'1
the end ol the school year and Ibero
Isn 't much we can do now," ahe u·
pllined. .
''We're not asJtioa: for •nythina the
high school t<1chen do1't have. In feet
not as Tnuch."
"That's another board. Wh11t they do
doeSl!'t affect us,_'' Palmer replied.
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"Teachers think we should Eipend every
penny we lake in, but we need reserve
funds."
Teachers also c h a r g e d that other
items, such as teachers aides, sabbatical
leave pay and additional programs would
have to come out of their pay raise.
''We'll give them the six percent salary
Increase," Palmer said. "What they want
to do with the money is up to them.
If they want it in lake home pay or
to put 011 fringe benefits, it"s their
choice.·•
"No other di3trict has ever made such
en offer," Mrs. McClur! said.
A check of the Fountain Valley School
District, Ocean View School District and
Huntington Beach Union High School
District by the DAILY PILOT showed
that salaries aM fringe benefits are
kept separate in those districts.
"They even wanted us to wall. until
September to negotiale ," Mrs. McClure
added.
Teacher contracts in the Fountain
Valley distrrct are not negotiated unUI
;January. They do negotiate at the begin-
Jling of school.
The next actio a is up to the teachers,
who, after several meetings since March
6aid, "we'rt very, very tired.'' '
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them the rest ~f your lives."
The colorful ceremony in the school"s
amphitheater lasted two hours.
Alter the procwiional, student body
president James Bloomfield led the
pledge or allegiance and then tbe Rev.
Willis Loar, pastor of the First BapUst
Church, gave the lnvOC1tion.
Stuart Mork, senior class president.,
Introduced the graduates with the highest
hooori· ::. Cynthia -Burcin! . Garr.
Campbell, Robert Doria, Robert Eldoo,
Paul Larsen, Jeanne McKJnney, Mork,
Grqory Naros, Janet Squ•glia, and Gary
Tannehill.
Gary Campbell gave the valedictory.
Lalor ·Principal Oleo H. Dysinktr and
John ~tley, 1 member of the board
ol trustees. preseoted the diplom1s. ·
The Rev. Robert Larsen. pastor or
Grae! Lulhem Olut ch, gave the benedlc·
lion. -
nowadays, there'• an au.Kude of 'Okq
Jet'a stop tt'." .
K<>ch told the commlllee thal il the
freeway Lt tKK built, Pacific Coast
Highway would need to be widened from
four Janes to between 11 and 2:0 lanes
to accommodate the amount of traffic
the freeway would take.
"The cross i;:treets would be the reason
for so many lanes," Burke ex:plained.
The committee was also" addressed
by Newport Beach Vice Mayor Howard
Rogers who said hi! city f~vottd the
deleUon.
Opponents of the route cited succesa!ul
freeway-blocking precedents· in Santa
Barbara and San FrancJsco.
"But there is a dlfferent situation
here," Burke claimed. "Here agreement!
have been signed, right of way has
been aaiuired. the route is further along
and It is part of a system. The other
cases were lone freeways and were not
part of the master plan."·
.Westminster
Early Morning
Riot Quelled
RJoting broke out eal'1y this morning
In a Mexican-American sector o f
Westminster with lawmen from ten dif-
ferent 1gencieS taking on 50 to 75 party.
going fJVelers.
No on! was seriously injured in the
hour-long frac.as which began al 2 a.m.
in a private residence across from Sigler
Park. ·
Oflicers reported that one policeman
"'1as · kicked in the side of the head
while others suffered bruises In the hand·
to-hand fighting. Neither police nor riot
participants required hospitalitation.
Three men ·.vere taken into custody
arter 26 officers from Westminster. Hun-
tington Beach, Seal Beach, Los Alamitos,
FOWltain Valley, Costa Mesa, the
Highway Patrol and the Sheriff's office
mopped up the area.
Booked on charges of disturbing lhe
peace and assauJt on a police officer
·was--;James Mora Luna, .%6, of 144.'!l
Wilson St., Westminster.
Another alleged participant in the
melee was Raymond Arganda, 19. of
15153 Olive St., Westminster. wbo was
charged with interfering with a police
officers and disturbing the peace.
The third person, a 17-year-Old juvenile
· was booktd on curfew violations and
being drunk'!.n 1)¥blic. f' t • l•
Officer Harry Hoover said the riot
be1an when a Westminster police officer
attempted to stop the juvenile as he
was drlvlng·along Church St.
He got away, ran into a house at
7172 Church St '· front of which the
police car was i: ·. Hoover said.
Moments later, car was surrounded
by scores of hostile youths who kicked
in the door of the brand new police
unit , Investigators reported.
Officer Herman Varner who had been
trying to quell the disturbance by
himself, then radioed for two more of·
flee.rs.
As they arrived, the partygoers began
flghting amoog themselves and then turn·
eel OD the officers, Hoover u.id.
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LION GRAD SUSAN DRAGUESKU INSPECTED BY SISTERS
Mary Ann, 11 (left), JNnnt, 10, Looking Ah1H
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Decked out in bright red robes, more
than 600 Westl)linsler High School seniors
celebrated their commencement Thurs-
day.
To music prov ided by the school's
concert band, lhe graduates solemnly
filed into the stad ium at 7 p.m. to hear
encouraging words by the three valedic-
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planet as well," he said.
"What is imperative now Is that we
conceive or our work in each discipline.
especially those of ws who specialize '
to a degree. lo be an integra l conslituent
of the composite wave of mental ad·
vancemenl in which man Is involved."
"As some of us sl.and ready to im·
mediately enter the work of our:· lives
and some <if us conti nue the formal
education already cmnmenced , before
doing thi s, lel us fo rce Ollt!elves to
bear the burden of the romantic Ideal
thal unity of purpose Is essential for
fa vorable evolution to occur," he said.
torians. Dan Broderick, Martin Chao and
Glenn Stevenson. .
The line-up included forty honor sfu.
rients, alt of whom had completed their
four years with .better than a B average.
A brief history of senior class activi·
ties was recounted by Bruce Baron, the
salutatorian before the class was pre-
sented by principal Ferren L. Chri.sttn--
sen.
Looking out over a sea OJ crimson caprl
and gowns. Trustee Ray M. Schmitt and
Christensen then presented diplomas to
the students with a warm handshake.
Laurel, Har dy Filn1
Scheduled Saturday
A Laurel and Hardy comedy,
"Jitterbug," will be shown for Fountain
Valley children at 10 :30 a.m. Saturday
at Gisler School 18720. Las Fores Ave.
It marks the start of a Saturday
summer series of children's films to
be shown by the Fountain Valley YMCA.
Admission is 50 cents and re[reshment.s
will be seld.
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FLOOR SAt•l'lE SHOWN
REG. $1'6
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GREATEST REDUCTIONS EVER
Over 100 quelify ch airs to choos• from end ell et 011tstending r1duc.tion1. All 1ite1, sh•pe1 & styles lt1
•v1ry color im egineble . T1ke 1dv1nt1g• of th is wonderlul promotion. le •mong the first to choos• from
this out1t1nding s•lection.
DEALERS FOR: HENREDON -DREXEL -HERITAGE
NEWPORT BEAC H
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U~CI· ~Graduation
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-., .. Dlil¥ ""' JtmH ¢~ · exeril,., !Clie<luled
IQ<-_:u:IO_ a,pi. Saturday at UC! JrVloe
wilt~ a 1umil!I point In the prote!t-a~tt!;tties .. _. 'fctiYely ·supported by the
cAmJl!IS •¥1Y last month.
'Ibe dir~·the movement will turn
during ~ summ~ m~tl)s. when most .
cll.:the.Cli!Jiais_co_mmunity has .departed,·
remaiJls to be seen.
A,flir .indtcation of the protest poten-
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'tlal far-the -ml&i>t •l>e noted in
the HOii dfGrtJ al -anti-war minded ~ 'wlio will .be leaving UC! this -k.
M 'has been 'tbe"'case throughout the
anti lndo<hina a<llvitiea, the stiideiils ·
are stlll ooncefnid with eiplalnina: 'their
case to. the community~ •
The New Unfverslij', the campus news-
p,aper, brpugbt oY& a ~page ~mmunily .
edition dewted to the war and student
oppositio.D to it.
. Twenty thousand copies. of the P,.per .
w,.re publlahed May a and a.re beinc dis-
tributed to members or the COflllTUD\IUes
surrounding ~ campus -Imn.e. Euf..
bluff and Coroni.del Mar; Most•are being
h{lnd delivered, while. • few have been
malled. ,
Staff . members estimal.e tbe edition cost'• total' of 18110·to put out. Hall of the ruroir we.rt provjded, by .tds sold 1n the
paper and another • .came from, spe-
cial funds controlled ,6y ·John Hoy, vice
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chancellor of .student affairs. The ,... editor, aald· the atalf decided to-do tile Gulf o( Tonidli .JliaOlliti.\i.W nelaar ~
malniD1 llmda came out ol the newa--..unil,Y iaue to' "let the COllllllUl\y • -_ , • · • papu:a 'allocatloo ITOm the Aaaoclatad ' kaow who! ia eoiiil..O al ochool,.1t •• • . • . :
Studeots which totala lt),31111 annually. "It ....-. a wrap.up of wiiit'~ . lo • bOs ·"". the aecojld f'Oll::" ~
The uausuall,\' large paper, aboQI !oar atrtk• bu --~ 'll't'le llylq to · ~t. · ~ . , . • . ,
times the site of a re1111at edlliob, la the Ill )he. community uivolved wbe!her or , ~ •J>OS!al ""'1lllllll>i ... ~ ~
se<'ond community edlUon from The New not tbt7 ape wJUl:us. ·1'1• wtnt l1ltm New·o~l1,_~ ... qa;,
Unlvenity. The llrst came out last Fob-to be ' a,,.,. al wbai '"''' doibl>"•be piled by iMiilNni oitlliuc Jrv!liO".,.,.;
rua'}'. It la alJo unUJUal in that nonnaJly aclded. · • · . ""'811Y llli} trle alift oi the lleWoUoJVer..
4,500 coplea are run, inatUd or the 10,000 Thi -Motlill ~ .... 11\f . ,lli;t It, '!':':II u a -'1Um "' lii-prlnted this tune. emrta of UCl'1 •J11'<¥11 ~.Jilc.t.. -~·oo Ille iliuH'al flle.Iildt> Johll Bull, ~ New Univenity newa ""'1J!d'. ilfonnallQll oo_(;ombodij;i,tllt' ·:: , 'lllli'illVlllS;.J'qo I) _ ·, . . . ...... ...· -:f, ~. :· .. , -. :
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Americans,,f l~~iDgr
• ' ·.' ' • l ' ... Heli~opters Aid in J~~n Ev~uatiori
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_WASHl('i<'.TON 1Ul'f) -The !2nd reieued and an atrttlf•al7lor"'°" 1 ·L. ':!~ •Aid.1 N~> ,.,.,.. ·-~·
Airborne OiVISIOll at Ft .Bragg, .N.~.,. out of Amman 1!8,beon,~.1~1 ~":tllci!il•llltftte.o!U.t_.cl--
has bee~ p~ced ... ort ·alert as part of · the InternaUonal l\tCI ~•' the troopl • · · emergen<:y j>lannlhg In p to~ ec·t In I remai!I "° alert,,oflldala;aaifi . .. , . . , . ai)d , flie. ~ pqlt~l altuaUpn_ la
American citizens in strlf.etorn Jordar.i. "It ls' n~al JirW~' w~ 19 attU. Jordan: · He ~ ~;?fllvit..:bu ' rece~ administra~ officials sakl ~ay. -tiOn ~ . I~ .~1:to:,i.ct·l&DlU ~.nt ~efl!)if.s .on. the ?>~ ~weea
ThE!y said· the paratroopers' wert on the alert,'' they.Saki""--. ·--!.I' :. . the Pa1tsilnl1111 "CO"ltftand0e· and 1Kinf
alerted Thursday nl1ht while .14 u .s.. The· r oHICials said the,. Jki1 , ~nDL HaslilnYs ·Ari)\.. iepirl. --
citizens were being held hostage in two· mean President NU:on .w~ ~~,IA ·Nbon·met 1ftrl45 minutes. today· w.ith
hotels In . ~mman, the Jordan capiti.I, move · .troops into · JOrdaJJ 'it ~,cue. _ hil .:for;Jgn ~affa.in. ~·· Dr. H.anry
by Palest1ruan commandas. Americans. _ . .., ·:·-:-;,: • ~ A. 1518.sbl&r-f •. t<t, !f:vtew , flevel.ogmeiits
Although the hosta1es 'hl!ve since been White House Press S«lcttifr>i :~Id . : .. : . 1st+· ~CJJ'PAN, f'•1e I)
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Judge ~ela~s B·a1)114-m,1jfl;~~-F~~aY.:
Extradition · ·. ·.· · "· :~ .... .,. ... :. ~-... · · ....
• .. ) ~ I ' Over Hutl'; . : in ' A 0~mbly -o~, .. ·•~~1 ~:· .,_ ... ;·:1~\r.·t --~'··· .·. ~ . ~·. .'Mffl~~~··. · ~-r;~,··,··t."~. ; ·· ·' , ... ~,~:~· .. ~:~~·~,,~Id·.
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. ' -~ ---r:. ~ ... -.. • ' I { ' ' '' ~11. ·~~,:::··,::{' ;;;:~ r 'Hfl."'1'•""4ot~~)K*"'" -
, ~'"'Y kl~· .-.-' .· by in, ~bly ~<.,' '. -a· ·•· "' ''ci!il.i "
C , bcrt •, . -•t<;L;• q.~ • . .-,' , ~; 1 £. ~ '"11o' ... 1'tr1 r•1 i • • • ~
Ht .Fof:Ji,;J.'• --paek. · :··"' . ':. · ·: · · .. : , :,' .. , ~--P/~'. · ... ,
:v.lc'e ,Pr..sld~t :all\!· Mrs!,N!nelf,l.acto]llpahi~'bi . ,port 'Bea~li 'tJiik week, foMhe-Vice President. See
. aides and .Secret ,Service. men,, arrive.at .Newporter. · .stbry,. P.age · 3. • · ' 1 • • •• • ;,, • • • ~ • ; ~
led from a COiorado Springs <'dultroam loday·lJon&. lie •• , '.1'.;'r ,...... · , •
Thursday, alt<r buying a 30-day delay Alsemblymap I., :a-,•~ Blrie (ll.lluritmllau ~) fir .,-~
In his return to the Soull!ern CaiUornia Newporl -~h), p1ul .. ~1 lill Ioli · diOI 1be rtMbt,:ol.~fro{wq ·tpeakfrt
to face murder charges. o' ·the ·freeway; are-elptcted ~·1~ • to be'heard': • •
He told a judg! he is insant. , to Ute · c1;pl~I · neictvwee~ "~ fbe,.~ .Ile· said, Burke · ~ttlrvened. ·whef 'I-90 «thJs .morning. Jt was lhe .sec:<>nd"tri~to ·N# · The 23-year-old Conner ment.a) patient, g°":·~ th~ A:ss~bJ~Ooor :lor •.ivote. ~blyman 'ltlnlerinm tried t•
his girlfriend .... d " t«naged tr~v•l)ng ·II aj>pl'i>Yod, It wOU1cl11oqmilll On'lo : railiood the bill throqb oommJUee and ' .
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Man;son · Battles ·Bailiffs,
C.arried Out of Court
LOS ANGELES CAP) , -Charles
Manson fought with three bailiffs trying
to force him into bis seat in •·courtroom
toda)",' then was led shouting out or
court 1 along with three others charged
with murdu-conspiracy in· the slayings
ol aCtress Sharon Tate and Iii: others.
The'' commotion started when l?danson
and 'three young women defendants' stood
up in court, their arms outstretched
at their sides arid t-.eads bowed . The
jud.ie ordered them to sit down, but
they ignored him.
Superior Court Judge Cbarles Okler
then ordered bailiffs to put the four
in their~Kats. M~ tried to fight o!I the bainlfa,
but one grabbed his wrist, another hung
onto hil Jong, shaggy hair and a tl>ird
tried to blDdcuff him.
The. women -Susan Alkins, 21, Leslie
Van Holighten, 20, and P a t r I c t a
Krenwlnhl. 22 -sat down , then jwnped
up again_.
'"YiiilliUghTll Wlil1tUI us 31J;"Sli)ijtta
Miss Atkins. "We can't get a fair trial:''
As thef. were led out Miss Krenwinkel
raised ~ arms and addressed newsmen
seated iD the jury section.
"We 1ave our lives once before. Don 't
you tnOW who we art? You put us
on the cross once before. Why don 't
you do it again?"
objected 'Mlursday to removal of the
defendants from the courtroom when
they turned their 'backs on the judge.
Previously, there was no attempt to
physically force them back in their seats.
The defendants were in court for
various pre-trial moUoos. The trial itself
is scheduled to begin Monday.
Air Cal Planes
Fly in Murning
Residents oi, Newport Beech can expect
overflights at..6 a.m. for the next week ~ Air California j.ts · take off from
Ortiiige COunty ~ Air Cal Vice
Preside>! Bob Clifford said loday.
Cllfrord Slid the m ·s will be making
their early morning dopartura in 17
charter flights, carrying n o rt h e r n
·California high achoo! students-to all··
night graduation parties at Dlaneylaod.
The students .. arrive the night before,
spend the evening at the park, then ~ home on the t a.m. flights.
Clifford said two plane loads went
out this morning, six a.re schedul!a 'Jor
Saturday and three more will 10 June
20.
. , «mlpanion were indicted lite Wednesday ~ ~te Tr~p<t~Uon ~'!' Mir_ noted-thlt-Burke waa one ot thole-~ Cd:~ ·p~y· 8. l•C·l"an ':s, by the El Paso County Grand .Jury consl<!<.raU6p _ Mi;f , ~lit', !1!1"'"0cl :16 voled • .,..OSI ·•limittiq· u ,for fw1Mr
f&"" 00 3 y.ariet,y 0( ~ges. " • Ute ~ fQI'. flJll~ vote .~,~~• , debate' , • 1 •
They are accused of kidnaping, ag· 'Wording of the bli~._U. cl,10), '. ~ "Hi'~ ·riot' v.,;. hilppY abou~ ti, . Ji . Arso· ;.., . H'eann' ·,g. gravaled· robbecy, assault With a doadly ll·WOJlid <lei<le the ·fu.!11'] i'~~' ~t hl1" ltmarked 'NewJ><!<I ·-Mo~.
'.U weapon o.n ci peace oitJeer. and .auto =~~Y. ~~ Be~cb·-:r.~~-, Ea'ilttiJi =aired for tOnftdm&
.D. e· l·a·y: ed : i· · Wee1-::r. :.~1~,';'~~:/"~;pe~1~1: ~~iwt Boch cltY, ~ .1o· "~ · ·~.-~ha.. .,._.'~ w1U1 ~ Ii': Springs. e ar. ·· · .'" .. • ... ; ,.. '·. , . '( .. {&el·JIADBDI,",. J) , ·., ~ !be . ~ ..... Assembly ·~·-ec.n. ; .• . .
Preliminary hearing for a Corona del L rty, who has ~n . s 0 ~ g h t mittee passed the .measufe· by;.•··• ,tO • · · ~ · . '
Mar physician charged with burning his throughout_ Southern California 8 1· n c e 3 · vote . Thur1day afttrno0n. :followlnl s· fl · ,. ' F-" · .
medical office to collect insurance his ~arch, wdh the manhunt intensirylni m·uch debate, 'both pre ud,. COD. • • ' u'r. · iii_·g. '· ~uie, .. , , · ~
been -·•nued one •·eek ,·n Harbor Judi~ • since he struck last weekend, pleaded Th f ct! •-ed ' J....1a.~ ~i:.... ...,.. w innocent by reason or Insanity. , e con a on C1wr.rg ~ "'"' . . . ' . ;; . •--ciaJ District Court. . . . 11~member c:Ommlttee -'·two · "ere n:z · .,. ff}:· ·
Dr. Ebbe Hartelius, 50, is due to return Judge Wilham E. Rhi:>dts ord~red him absent -had already made ' up . itl r~ ·ace· ·s. ,, ... Tong. r ~
next Wednesday at 9 a.m., following the confined to tht, state hospital at .Pueblo mind. , . ,. . , . . -. • . , , . . • ' ..
delay granted Thursday, according to for a »day· psychiatric eia·mination, Costa Mesa Mayc>t 'Robert M. ·wilaOn 'f1!e: aurf · ~~ up at:.O>Uor\.'.,:P.ofltt,
court records . although he was originally expected to was particularly cr:ltlcal Of Auari~ at· the .~ Clemnte 'Wbite· House n..,
The physician, who practised at 2345 be nown to Sin Diego today . ' Ftank Lanterman (R·Li 'Cariadi)'••' day :r , • · . · '.
E. Coast Highway prior to the April 9 Judged sane last September IS by he said; breeied .In a'f'the enc( ol one ...: ~ ·two N~ 'Beach aurt.erJ. _
blaze that later Jed to his arrest is fr~ a panel or psychlatrlSU, the fonner pfesentation. " . .. "• wtt.I· .... m &t..Uiflt ihiO .grim · Steret
00 $1,250 bail on the rive counts of arson patient at two Call(~a state hospitals "He moved to put it on the fldor s.i'vtct •rents .on the PriSkMnfi .-,.,
and attempted insurance fraud. ~ accused or nfufder in San Diego, and goi a gulck s~ ... 'Ma)'br 'W~ . ittttch ef 'beaCJL· , ,
He has also been accused by state au th-Huntl,ngton Beach, and suspected ot said today, complaining that~ ~bUd The two iUrfera, who-were reJeueil oriUes of taking sexual advanlage of tv.·o others. foes of the proposal hadn't eftn''been _, .... .. ·
women patients to whom he was alleg-Authorities in Colorado disclosed, permitted to speak. ' • ·-' -~ IOme itQ:r .. queries . from ~nf1
edly supplying the dnlg Demerol ii-meanwhile, that a fourth young man '"Mind yoo1 "11s man ti~'t-tvtn and. police, •Id ~ ~·t auied ·U.
legally. d~iving a,yelk>w Mustang Is being hunted heard'the testimony,''~ 181.d .. • . • f~; poln\'s, rte( "'6re8k tor 1eve1:1I
The State Attorney General's office is as a possible accompJice of Lib9rty and Ht also polhted OOt1u-J Ailemtilm&n yetn. but dtclded'to· hop i~ fence a(
waiting for~ outcome or the arson case his gang: ' ~tennan--testified he';...OWm 't"f' bllk" U>f toMt·Guard 'l:oran station .llD.t{)'.) .:
before setUng a hearing date on the· ' His gir11riend, AM K. Bierly! of in Newport Bach hlm1elf uCl w111:rema1n fJU1Pero:de;.ithey. ·added.: they diP:i
newer charges, investlg~ted by the state.. Eugene, Ore., pleaded Innocent to' the . flatly opposed ~ any ~~~ ~ QJw that Prnldent Nllon. owned Uit ' ~partment of Profess ional and Voca-aame charges by r:ea~ of ~ity and affect it. fobner Cotton Estate .. -: " . -... -
tional Standards. was also . sent lo the Pueblo fad11ty "If I did such ·• tb~.'r.CJD. ·"-CJ.\)' ibe· ~cret· Stmct believed· thlln aril
Richardson Gets OK .
WASHI NGTON (AP) -The SDate
Finance CommiUee ananlmou.slyt •J>
proved today President Nixon's nt\l'ftlna.
tioo of Elliot~ L. Richardson lo be1
secretary of health, educatio• and
wellare. _ __!_ _
ror psychiatric examination. Council, it wpu~ be .c•l~S.dldHet• Of let ~ 10. · : t~ ·• "
Judge Rhodes acbeduled •rralgnment interest," Mayor.. Wlllci&~·" ..... --,...,~r-----""--'-...,---_.,.__,._,._,,,_ -
for Glen9 A. Faweett, 17,' of i"\1.dland, l!e.Wtdicted,, -·· , ' .. · · · " nx\ fir June 26, ''~"the Granli Ju'}' bill will ·be.defeal«! -i · . I Grulle ·«:Mn
tricticted hi~ on i~entl~al 'chirgis, dispite ev'en U ·~t i8rf't, ·the ,, ,, '1 ~~ • t·
the ~ct he,1s a·JUVenile. . do.what~~' 'i •' ·~i ~1:~~{, I
Orange and San Oieg~ county lawmen iUsemPlyman ·~•iN,e~ . 1
/' ar~ in Colo'rado. Springs toa•y follo'wi.ng · cil,man How_,d ·~era!~· ., . ,
lntesUgatlons into .tbe .Qlost . recen\ · .. · ' ' ~': , !See_UBERTv'ti ~•·~ , ,. , .. ,~ ,• .J·, --.::1 ,.! '
Affer their removal the defendanb'
altofneyi objected that their conduct
wu not disruptive, but tile judge told
them, "'Ibey physically resisted the
~ and ~ r~qse<( to comply with
!lie' order to be ... led:"
Oep. Dist. iAtty. A ron Stoviti aa\d.
"Today I believe the endants' condu\:t
was diJrupUve." .
,: 0<:C '.t~ .~f~~~~-
A th H t F .... ~ .ii· R · · i 200 ·to ···n•~-; ... ', . pa . y ' uri ~-~·1:~·~':1··i .. ;; ·~.·~. :~~r to=-a.::
Newport Budget Plan Failing for ~qck -of.'Turnou~ · ==-~"'~elii ,IJ!to:: Pro9ecatbt and defen attomcys hid
Bustecl An attempt to get cltiunl involved in
municipal bUdget review Jeem5 dtstlned
to failure. Newport Buch reaJdents have OAKLAND (UPJ) -The president no\ turned out to aid councilD)en in their
of I.tit Otkland Hell's Angels motorcycle deliberations.
gang and ~ee other persons were ar-CounciJman cart K)'J'lila said several
ml<d '11>"'.Sd•y. night on 'lllt<!iitla-extfa copies OI ll1e ell)>'• pr-bua.
char1es. Polict raided the borne of Ralph get were pUblisbed and distributed to
•'Sonny" Bitser, 31, and char1ed Nm the praidel'lts of homeoWnen: Qloeia·
with four mmtS of drug po1111SSlon . lions and the chamber of Comme~.
Ht. was -and reJeued .. oo $18,llOll In his .u,trict (the !hW), ll1ll>Lt aaid
ball b ...... the thick budiet to the -la,
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tions and asked thhn to &et up ad hGc
commltt~StOStudy ii and bring their ·
su~gesUoM to the budget sessions.
· · The £act o' the matte r Is that nObody
has come to these meetings,''· he said.
"with the exception or Dee Cook, a for· mer· city councilman,"
"Right now we have $900,000 that ts un. ·
balanced· in our ·bud&et so we need 11U
1he ciUzen participatlori and ln·put thtt
we ~an a:et., '' he said.
Kymla 'aid there are three sessions
,
comlng up. One ls slated for SalUrdaJ in
the city couricil chambtra from 7 a.rn.
.to 4 p.m .. another will be htld Monday
starting at 4 p.m. and a third will be
held Tuesd3y at 7 p.m.
"We 'd like to have tht ciUr.ena sit
down and actually go thro<ll!> the budiet
.so that y.·e can get their feellnga on pro.
1posed expenditllrel ," lie aatd. "And '!'!Ith
'900,000 werlb of trlmmtn,, their oplnl-Ons
and •uggcstions coold prove 'tmmenM!ly
telplul.'' ·
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During tbe c~enblltt~~-· oUtsumd-f ·
Ing citizei\ iawlrd wtu •bi. )lflliMMd' bp
Dt. Norman IV•i.on, cllitrict: diQlolldr.
Vlclti sliutda, aopitornore clin pmldOril,
will present the 1'10 tiuo 'aH~ • •' ·
Graduat<s w.111 )le -~~1 Dr: ·
Robert B. Moore, pmljleat' al ~. and
Dr. J ..... FilZ1Uaid, -at ....,...
Uon. , ~ , ·~-1
--... .,._.., -Cnmmeocemept-~will l!e ,
Pim' \'JCU, ••«'I'll ~ .. .,..11. '
il\g champion, who wlU ope~ on, •""~ .;
lq'__(l;)vmi, lmjioasltilt'lo l!:iiilt'/i."17.''' •
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j IAl~Y ~!LOT N flldot. -u. 1970 • ' . )
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~LIBERTY •.• ••
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Flr-e Awa;,
Sharon Turner. 18, Miss Orange County, helps Ricky
.Stanton, 16 months, familiarize himseU with fire J-l ighting equipment at county's new University Fire
-. .Station· near the UC Jrvine campus. New, $237,000 . '
DAU. Y P'ILOT Steff ,....
station serVin~ UCI and surrounding residential
areas.Was dedicated Thursday. Ricky is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stanton, 1247 Baker St., Costa
Mesa.
From Page l Gunman Kidnaps,
Robs, Re~as~s ·
San Clementean
IRVINE .-GRADtJATION·-:. ~.
cbilla War, the Universl.ty and related
topics. ;-... • . • .:.
''The informat.iOn -incllided in these •
i).ges is both extensive-and c<rnpreben-
siv~. It is intended for use cf the com-
nWniif ·in encouraging inttlUgent and ln-
rofn\ed debate on these topics." ·
As a facet of Informing the public of
the reasons for student disaffect.ion with
the war, four lobb}'isl.! were sent tG
WUhingtoa"D.C.-lut mooth-
;.. The four -Jim Gottfrleil, stuaent
~y · vice president. Claude Dora~.
student body 1ecretary, Glenn Anderson,
Jlliilrain promotloo maaqer for UC!
Exte111ion, and Lamar Hill. assistant
hi.story professor -spent f()llr days in
tbe capilal from ~tY 25 to 23.
Gattfllld llld .hi, 1111 ~y ~d °" )>eel lmpect Oii C.llfonila C.~ ·11·
tl'iough they made "IOl1le e:rcellent con-
ta<:ll" In the Senile.
"Wt've llsoJil .::~ q>fVlltpt S<W'I~ timea lbtt '!IIOl'e lll>'Jllmly 1lud0nls
F..0. PGfe '1
JORDAN.~. ..
ln'Jordan. . * Slate Department -llll lalk f...,.
hejded ·bf Ambassador Harrison Sym--
mtl. former ertYOY to Jordan, ls trylng to ·connrm the welfare and whereabouts
of all U.S. nttlolllill iA Jordan, Ziegler
said. ·
Zltgler 1aid tbe0lntern11!onl Red _Crw
has conlriu:ted wtth Middle East Airlines
in Beirut, Lebanon, lo airlift Americans
and otber foreigners oul of Jordan. There
are an estimated 53S Americans in .
-Jotdan. Among those -leavina are
~·npnessential" personnel at the Alller-
lcan Embusy in Amman and their depen-
del\ts, Ziegl• said.
otfidals said details of the evacuation
of ·foreigners from Jon:l1n were still
being worked ouL Although Jordan has
agl'.etd to alk>w Middle East Airlines
plapa to Oy into Amman to ~nduct
the evacuaUon, the Red Cross Is !WI
neeotfating· with Palestine cOmmando&
on geWng the evacuees safely lo the aifi>ort, they &aid.
DAILY PILOT
O•ANC;C COAIT ~11.ISHING~'AMY
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MtNllJ!I E•ttw
1"111ff;Jerlwnt
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C.111 ~I UI W.1 .. , Str .. I UtuM IN(frl: tn fl-I ,.,.._
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... ~&I N"'1~ l!I C-ll'lt I.Ml
1
in Wasbinglob that the Iesbllltors were
gelling to !be point lbtt !bey coulJln'
talce:tfme oat to"'meef with them.all. ~.
"Buf on the other-side of the coln, thef
s,id they were 10 pleased to see us there
beeauu 1we were one Of the first group~
whG wtre interested in the good of the
whole naUon rather than a single aeUlsh
interea~" he,uid.
The four lobbyists met with Sens. Mar.
low Cook (R-Kentucky). Robert C. Byrd
(0:-West Virginia) and Alan Cranston (D-
--CaJif,.);in·a_ddiUon· to a delepUon of -ti
Cobarealmen from California.
"We ·were able, I think. to generate
the feeling with them that there ia con-
cern back home, and that what. is happen-
ing on· ~JIURI ts not just • radical
rnovemt~ 'bat one supported by all
tYJ>eS," ·Gottftied said.
'Die prc¥st· movement i1 obviously
•IO'!flllc · dqwn GD tbe , c&mf>lll .. l"he~r because of llna.ls and the end o school,
er w.beth" because of Oaqlng epthu!l.
asm, it is1 imposSible to determine.
Tbl! itrlte headquar~rs In Gateway
Camm.ans, <1nct the center of Crantic ac--
tivity, is now almost deserted except for
the few people eating there. It is almost
· lmnosslble t<1 tJet •n answer on 1ny of the
haU dozen -phones used last month to
relav tnlormatlon on protest actMties.
While things aJ'll slowlns dOJ"n.
protestors have said they plan to go out
with a bang.
Graduation ceremonies will be the focus
for what could be <1ne or the last organ-
ized protests on campus until classes re.
open in September.
Pbillio True, 1 ·~aduatinR: senior sa(d
the main theme of the graduation acUv·
ities will be to. "ez:ore.ss 'Protest .as edo-
cationally !s PoSSlble. It ls ndt ·intended
to be a conCrontation."
'Mfe protes:tlnt sludenls -estimated lo
be between 15 and 25 percent of the 1,100
receiving dein-ees by True -wnl wear
wlrite arm bands and raise clenched
fistS durinR'. the National Anthem.
TnJe said ·the white arm bands signify
a tribute to an who have died during the
war, at home and abroad, and opJ>OSition
to the cOnUnuation cf the war.
The fl.rt raising ls planned to Indicate
"power to the people. the !dee tbat I!
the people resume Ule powtr they've
abdicated, they can end the war." he
said.
Leaflet! will be distributed lo visilors
to the certmonie:!I to ez:plain the signifi-
cance of what the students intend le do.
"The reason we're not makin& a big
protest is that graduation Is 1 Vf!frY sensi-
tive time." he explained. "It's a good
tim e to make a point, but we doo't want
to alienate people."
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A pislol·packing despUldo who ·said
he had seven states to CJ'088 kidriaped
1 69-year-0Jd San Clemente man Thurs~
day afternoon, robbed him, tried to ol>
tain $500 from 6i!'bini and fil'lally
lied )n h!J w. . -
Cari M. Clouse cf sof De.I Mar Ave ..
said he w~ tatted !O rtde With the
young man: from South .Coast Plaza in
Costa. Mesa to San Clemente.
He escaped during a scuffle outside
the United ~aµfornia Bank branch, ac-
cording to ·s.n ·Clemente police:, and
the a~uctor, described 11 ~bout 2S y~s ~
cld. rlk:eA,cway. 1 1 · , I' ~
Costa 'Mm Pe!P Detective Gerry
Thompson said CIOIJJI was relieved of
$26 in cash and two credit cards aitv
the kkbl"'f !Ore«! hiJ '••Y Flo .<fie!
car.
NY Gh~tto Burns
As Sniper Fire
Delays Firemen
NEW YORK (UPI) -Fires which
burned out a supermarket and aevt.r•I
shops and vacant tenements in a
Brooklyn ghetto ·area were brought under
mntrol today by firemen who were
escorted intc the area by police after
reports of snipers.
tiew York Fire Chief John O'Haaan
said there was • haU hour delay in
sending firemen to the scene because
they had been "targets for thrown
missiles, ·including rocks and. botUes"
throu&h a night of racial disturbances
in the East New York and Brownsville
sections. Most of the fires were reported
out by a·a.m. EDT.
"When the sinalf arms fire started
wt would not allow outt men into the
area," O'Hagan said in answer to ques·
tioru about. the firefighting delay.
The supermarket and a number or
shops were reported to have been looted
and a {Xllice radio car was firebombed.
The burned tenements had been slated
for demolition as part Of ~ an urban
Tenewal program in the pt;edomlnantly
bltck neighborhood. . · . ·
It was the first serious r a c 1 a 1 out·
break of the 1 um mer in New York
and came anei" a day or searing belt
which hit 91 degrees. There were rio
reports of injuries but at least eight
person! were arreste<f:-Ttre-trouble was
engineers to see u there are, Ill)' more triggered by police atterrwts to arrest
acceptable routes. We full: dcn't want two l 0 0 t er s in the East New York
it there," he conUnued. supermarket.
"I don't think the .Bldham bill will Asked Jr there actually had been any
gi\'e a solution in It.self," Mayor Hirth small arms fire in Brownsville', O'Ha1an
continued, ''but perhaps lt will lead to .said:
coe." · "Listen. I spoke to policemen who
The NewPorl Beach de 1 e g at I <1 n were on the scene who know what they're
presented the committee with petiUons talking about and the re{Xlrt seems tc
bearing 21 ,000 signatures or people op-be valid."
posed to the Paclfic Coast Freeway A spokesi;nan for Mayor Lindsay,
as designed. tiowaver, said the snlper reports were
Assemblyman B&dham himseH chuck!-unconfirmed .and were "jus& rumors.'•
ed heartily when asked if be cared There Was no foundaUon to the sniper.
to comment on the he.arinc, wblc:b c.ne reports. the spokesman said.
almost live years to the d&f after a Order was restored in the area later
simil•r bill be introduced WM beard. ln the morning. Police escorted fimnen
"The committee, as it did five yem into the arta and by 6 a.m. (E01')
.ago, went alq with the contention that the blazes Were limited to small rubbish
if• city is tm;t:ily ~ to 1·rreeway, fi:rts ln and aroundUe block of. butldl.np.
it shouldn't go through the cicy," he ,,,. block affected by tbe fire! 11
explained. . bordered by SuUet and Hcpklnson
"I was very pleased with the reception. avenue1 a11d Legion Street and Saratota
I think we're &et.ting-t0me people's at-Avenue in the Brownsville sect.ion. a
tenUon," he added, black and Puerto Rican ghetto.
Among other pro-freeway represen-Police sa-id beefed up patrols •nd ta.e-
t.atlves '!a.s Orafl.ie County Road Com-Uc.al P.at:ol forces, whlch J.ried to calin
missioner Al S. Kocti, who warned that the commuitlty C!urlng the nigtit, had
Newport B!ech could lo.te P>0.000 pe.r been pulltd out of the area before the
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llnked.
The Rocky -.1111 foothill reaorl
Iowa II lltually die Iii< <I a -
olftctl'1' conventklb.
Liberty and bll hlb iii.I'd ,.-...
wert '~p&uNd ~Y by Colorado
Sprlnp 1'0Uce llel«:llve Bernie C.rtor
.... ill by himself -following a bullet·
punctuated, high speed chase. '
Ball was set at $200,000 for Liberty,
whose last known addreu w11 350
Avocado St., Costa Mesa, wblle he Ls
wanted in connection with a whole stripg
ol murders and robberies.
Liberty wu 1 patient at Atascadero
and Metropolitan state hospital! spanning
a three-year period after being found
Innocent by reason o( insanity in lbe
bi zarre, 1966 murder of his girllrie.nd.
Mrs. Marcella Landi!, 31 , was found
with a Bible on her breast and candles
bu.ming besjde her body, while Liberty,
then 19, strummed his guitar in a dirge-
like tune.
By the lime Liberty fOUDd his way
before Judge Robert Gardner Jut Sept.
15, he had undugone extended treatment
and wa s declared to again be saae.
Judge Gardner 1dmlttedly had reserv•·
tions, but was bound 'by the law er
CalU<>rrUa -It gjves no ·alternative in
some cases ~ to rtlease the slender
young roamer,
"There are the lm])OOderables, the in·
tangibles, and the Wlforeseeables," &aid
Judge Gardner at the.time.
"There 11. no question of the probability
and JIC)Sllblllty, a "°"'billly ralher tban
a probablllty, that lt'"-be uses alcohol
er dru1s, he will •lain be acting with
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Pram ColoradO Spring• to Stata H0tpltal In Pueblo
Two Shootoui Suspects
Go Berserk in Court
Jtine 23.
He •nd Dougllls M. CUJnrninga, 21, 61.
"I didn't 'write the law, but I 1.m
bound by-lhe la,., and under that ltw,
I ha Vt IP lind Mr. Liberty no lonaer
lns..O 'T(llliln tbe provloloos of tllat llw
and l will order hls release from custody.u '. •
RQbert W. Liberty droppe.f from .ipt
unUI l'Hlllhlfn1 In tbe eyeJ ol
. au~ u • bomlddol JIW\lac.
A ~ fellow lmnale at Atascadero
Slate' Hospital, Rabert J. 11ioo. 5.!, WU
tfll'luftd' and strangled wltb a necktie
iA_ his San Plego apartment lut Satur-
day.
One ol two men accused ol UJin&
a young coiiple 1nd their b1by aon as
· holtaaes durina: a wild lhootout with
Huntington Beach P9lice ··went ~k
today in Superior COurt and hid to
• be bll!lled from !be prlaonen dock by
aberilf'1 deputies. • •
Officen toot David C. Zateuloi 28,
a tramient. out· of the courtroom wblll
be broke down W1dir queiuonin, from
Judge Jame1 F. Judie. A woman com-
panioo lllpped f°"'ud from tbe pub!lc
sector to e1plain to the Judie: "David
has given up on the world and ·be
thinks everyone Is 111inst him."
Garden Grove _ are accused ·of shooting
a Huntington Beach man outside a Costa
Mesa tavern last. 'Ai>ri! 25. Thei then
drove off to Hwit.ington Beach, chued
by an off-duty O:lsta Mesa policeman
and cxmmandeeted the car . cf 1 La!
Puente couple wltb tbe allegtd warninJ·
tblt their ai:r·month-old son would be
:!''The Candlelight Killer" wu acrawled
UcpenelJ on a clo8et door, alon1 with
a!>lher message lawmen ~·t reveal until after his capture. 1
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Legislature Pays
Tribute to Wayne
The C.liforn!a legislalure bu tipped
"" The obviously disturbed Zattzalo came
back to th6 Qlurtroom in manacles and
Was given to the public defender's care
when Judge Judge could cbtaln no
saU!faclory ruponx to his questions.
Zatezalo will alJo under10 psychiatric
uaminaUon belore ht returna to court
111 •lttson to Newport Beach resident W F• h•a ·
John Wayne for h!J Oscar·wlMinl Ofilall lg "''
performance in the motion picture "True
· -If they refused ID cooperate.
Police cars 'pul"IUed the pair in ·an
eight-mile, bullet rld!lled chase through
three communlllea that ended with their
capture and the .ruin, of charges or
kldnaping, usault with a deadly Weapon,
auault on a police officer and being
armed 'f'hile committing a felony.
Cwnming1 Was ordered to return for
arraignment July 3 and will also under10
~ychlatric e1amination. Both men are
held in Orange County jail wltb ball
·1e.t at M2,500.
2 Mesa Fires
Cause Damage,,
cr11." 1 Ro\i~ Attaclter
The rqie ·of Roosler hiahurn, brwab\ ; • . l · •
' Predawn flru. in a restaurant and
home today caused a Iola! of IZ.200 In
damage, according to the Costa Mesa
Fire Department, which quickly pin-
pointed the origin or ·ohe.
Wayne the Academy Award, capping A Costa f\.1osa Jaboratcry technician
a career in which the former USC foot-was grabbed by a man she had seen
ball star appeared in more than 200 crouched be.hind a car early today, but
pictures. fou~ht off his attempted rape, she told
The State Senate joined the Assembly po~~=· 50-year-old·vlctim said the man
ln unanmiously commending the star for attacked her from behind is she ri.arted
his accomplishment. to open the door to her apartment In the
Th I · I h t 2200 block of Pomona Avenue . ,, e reso ~lion a so notes t a She said he clamped a hand ever her
throughout his actlve career Mr. Wayne mouth and ordered her to be quiet but
has been a dedicated advocate cf the she screamed and wu 1truck 1everal
principles of Americanism." times before the pervert . fled.
Politically, Wayne has been 1 con-Patrolman John Stoneback said she
tributor to con~rvative causes solidly suffered cuts and scratches on the face,
con,istent with his he-man, good-guy but Wdn't require immediate medJcal
screen image. treatment.
The blaze began in the fireplace.
Battalion Chief Ron Coleman said the
Spencer Carle home at 3{111 Donnybrook
Lane suffered $1,000 damage in the blaze
blamed on taulty fireplace construct.ion.
"It burned through the inside wall,
probably all night," said Chief Coleman,
noting the 7:20 a.m. blaze could have had
much more tragic consequences.
St.ill under investlgation today was a
4:56 a.m. fire that caused $1.200 damage
to the Landau Restaurant, 1902 Harbor
Blvd., originating in a closet.
"There was no apparent cause," ex.
plained Chief Coleman.
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?fewpOrt Beach cli1 enrployes are asking for twice
the UJary lncreue lh9J have uked for in other years.
Tbey ~ eome Ill )'Ith a pay ra!ae request qt 7\la
,~; ~°)'lat ll)tY ,are •eeklng a hike of 15 per-
Tbe custl.mary ra!&e, In recent years bas been five .......,t eiroas the board with special adjustments for
IOme job c'•1 1tficati0al to make the overall average
about Slh percent.
So why 15 percent? That's a $29 a week raise for a workar making $10,000 per year.
Jim i.nen, presldeat of the Newport Beach City
Employes AllOclation, says · they' are asking for that
mucb becallle Newport citizens de'!W'd h!gjler than
avm:age lllVl~e. ConsequenUy, .\hell' pay should be
above that of other cities. ·
The argument sounds familiar. It Is the same line
of reasoning Newp6rt Beach police used in making their
salary pitch last month. Police asked for a 171> to 221>
percent P"Y boost. ·
The rest of the city employes have every right to
jeeJously guard their poolUon vis-a·vis the. police:Pub-1.ic attentllin Is focused on the dlflleult job of the police-
man and if be Is going to get a 1'!1ary break as a re-
sult, why shouldn't they do the same?
Most every emplo~e, in.and out of city government,
believes in Ills own mm4 he Is underpaid. To see some-
one elae favored is sometimes hard to accept. After _
all, the jobs of firemen, lifeguards, and some other
city emplor•s are pretty weighty too.
One o the frmge benellts asked !or by the c;ity
employes Is the matter of overtime. Most every b~i·
ness pays time-and+half for overtime, but the city .
does not. They' are .asking fo{ timNJld·Half. . .
So city councilmen, laced with a big budget deflcll,
find .themselves in a real dilemma. They·would Uke:to
give· police the substantial raise; they alt" but promised
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them when tumlll& down a mklyear. adjualloent nquest
1a few montbl I.JG.
.Biit the probleni'la bow to juatily to otl!er city em-
ployes ~ so much of the money In one wary pot
and nqCapre8cUni it around.
"Tax on Utilities Next?
With salaries alwa°ys going up, old water Unt1· sprlnclna leaks; chuckholes appeartag ta the streets.
It seems clty go .. rnment every year Is hard pNlled
just to make 8ndJ meet. Otten city ofilcta!a resort to
a new tu.
Let's see now. Tbera Is the property tax, sales
tax, property transfer tax, bulldlng excise tax. tide-.
lands fee, to mention a few. There is a city tax on ciga·
rettes and even one on sleeping for those wbo aren't
-permanent..residenls, -•
The City Council Is beoting the bushes for new
~icing revenue again this year. They were considering
a tippla.s' tax -so much per drink -but the courts
~ !be state had pre-empted that !ield. .
.put now city officials have their eyes on some--
thing that isn't being taxed -utilities. r So you use the telephone. Drink water. Take a
shower. Tutn on a. light at night. It might cost you
fiv~ percent more to do these simple things pretty soon. •
The average uWlty user would find himself paying
the city $22 per year more than be does now for various
other taxes.
And who Jsn't an average uWity user? The City
Council, If lt goes for this, will have you coming and
goinJ.
' New types of lases. But they all come eventually
out of. the same wallet. ·
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1\71.xefa .Asks Public to Be .-atient One Lut Time
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Cambodia: Hope a Y ear-~s Time Won
l found recently a fascinating book
published a few years ago by the _U.S.
auperintmdeot ol. docwnents and written
by John O'Hayre of the Denver office
of the Bureau of Land Management
or the ~t o1 the , Interior. In
his book GOOBLEDYGOO!t HAS GOT
TO GO 'Mr. O'Hayre cites an example
ti. bur~ucratic---proll! within his own
department:
••We readily recogniul the difficult prob-
lems presented by
this situation, and ·
If it Clll be other·
wise saLiafactorUJ
nsolved. we would
prefer to avoid tres.
pass action. If you
determine it pennis.:
llil>le to lqali2e lhe
Roland occupu.cy
and hay production
by 1saumce d a
1Pttial ase permit. u suggested in JOUf memorandum, we
hive no objection to that procedure.
"'ANY 8IJCll PEllM1T should be mb-_ THE 'ROBLEM ol teachers ol English 1ect to canoellatkm when the 1andfl are in collegee as w.ell u high ICbooll la •
BOl1I OF THESE condlUons to the
withdrawal ot American forces by July
1 were carefully con&idere~ a n d
comes llllt a year's time has been pined
for the cootmuation of the American
withdrawal. This ts cobflrmed ln general
by Sir Raber! Thompooo. the British
guerrilla warfare expie.rt, who has sulr
mltled lddlUonal reporta to the Prest·
Both cond.lliooa are dent. Great aigniUcance ls 1ttacbed to
16pftted Ubenlly. the l<izure ol medical supplies ud equip.
' ral the resolve meli.t whlcb canoot be quickly rtplaced.
t the North Vie~ Geo. Creighton Abrams' doubts about
will not be permit-the practicability of,Vletnamiu.tion hive
at will lnlo the been largely removed aad he Is more
ve been forced to optimisUc of IUCCeU, believing that a
·,try to move men breakthrough point hu been Mached
to the area tt is · In the ~ ol the ARVN for IUS~
the Preside•t will combat.
r1Uons to prevent
South Vietnamese
again across the
·the e11emy (ln the
ground and with its own air support.
lt is calculated that the "ARVN may
not win all its battles under those con-
ditions but will win most of them because
of their air support. The process of
reoceupaUon of the sanctuaries would
be made very cosUy to the enemy.-
Cambodia, previowly .pared attact,
would thus be In the aame category
as Lao.1 with American air interdlctio•
and South Vietnamese ground fora~.
THE MORE THE Cambodian opera-
tion ls studied the atronger the hope be-
IT IS AGAINST 11118 background llllt
hope is beginning to rise that Hanoi
will seek to move forward on negotiation
of a setUeme.nl The calculation here
is that Hanoi has no more than three
or four months to take advantap of
what will prove to be Jta bett chance
for negotlltioa. Three or ' four months
from now, the ARYN and the government
of South Vietnam, if· events conUaue
at their .,.....i -· ·will' have talion on such a large lhate d combat
responsibility that they can claim a
larger share 1n determiniac the ~
of the settlement. Tb&·. AtneriClftl wru
not be able so easily to call the tum!
three or four m o n t h-s from now and
WI Ahould be obvious ~ Hanoi, it is
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reasoned . Time ts fut numing out on
that score, It will have run completely
wt if, as expected, Americans ue in-
significantly ln combat a year frQm
now, and the ~VN ii boldlllg Its own.
WHAT ALL TIUS mean 1 generally
is that Nixon is asking the American
public to be patient um one tut time
but for another year when Americus
will be out of combat. And be bas
asked the American public to be patient,
too, with the prospect that there may
in the f\Jture be extensive bombing opera·
tions in Cambodia 1f the Commua&t.s
move back toward the border and try
once agin to link up a string of ~
endangering withdrawing American fero.
ces.
No doubt once again there will be
heavy pressure on the President to agr~
to a pre-ct1ndition that a coalition gov~
. ment be aet up in Vietnam. Nixon ls
&bowing no interest iii that prt-condition
at all. It ls ano{her matter if supervised
elecUons In which Commun 1st 1
participate re:sult in the election or Com-
muaist offic:llls or designation of Como.
munfsts Jn the government. No aJ.
ternative to the 'J1tiea.Ky government bet
fore that time is deemed tt_be workable ..
What "'""'{the·lnqulrer m<>ll !orcibJt
Is the certainly at the Whftt House
that America's direct 'part in the war
lis com.Ing lo _an eod.
actively required for r e c I a m a l I o n often that of teaching: standard Encllah
purposes and llhould provide for the to speakers of non-standard dialects. But
right of the offlcera, a1enU, and it aeem1 to me that' the teacher's concern
employes of the United States at all with "corrections" obscures all too often
times to have mnstr1ded access and hia c:oncern with the content of com-
How D.evotion to· the Flag. Began
tngresa to, paaage OYer. and egred munication. U t o"'e you money, it
from all Aid lands, to make _in-doesn't m1tter U l say, "I'm broke,"
vestigattom of all ldndl, c1J1 tut pits er "l'm on the aborts," or "My asset!
and drill test bolel, to survey for are not ln Jiquld condition." You are
nclamatkln IDd irrigallon worltl, and not going to collect.
to perfcnn 1111 and all ~ 9011 To concern oneself with the semantic
and mollture eonservaUon work. L.-' ki O'H.ayre lbawl bow "the fat can be content of atatements ~ore wor na:
trimmed from' thil.., kind of prose and on problems of ~orm lnvo1ves the
wUb. toe f.;i1-1 ... revfaion · r-eversal of·~ traditional method!! of comes t.lP uuvw... · teaching English.
Urban Syndrome
SUPPOSE A snmENT s a y s '
"Tomatoes ain 't d<lin ' so good this year."
As teachers of English we are trained
to iump on that word "ain't"
But aren't there more important prob-
lems? Can you not a!lk the student.
"What tomatoes are you talking about?
Tomatoes on your father's farm?
Tomatoes all over the ccnmty? The M·
tional tomato crop? Also, "how do you ·
know? Have yiou....-beea -~ing -~
relauve!I? vi.as It 110methlng yoa ·heard
on the radio? Have you been talking
to your county agrlcull.urat a'!:ent? Or
was it a story in The Wall Street
Journ11l?"
Laguna Beach's Emily Ross, well
knoum for her accurate hi.!toricaL re·
search, submttkd lhe following on
behalf of Patience Wright Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion, and Cavalier Chapter, Colonial
Dame! ·XVII Centuru, in obaervance
of Flag D"l/ Sunday, J.ne J4.
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By EMILY ROSS
Lile in Washington was not seriously
disturbed by tbt war
ol 1112 until July,
tat• when It wa1
l ea,rned that the
British had landed
and-' were marchin1
directly on Washing·
ton. Panic • stricken,
mtllY of the· inhabi-
tants ned from lhe ~clfy, inclucllng Fres--
ident Madison and
his cab.inet.
On reaching Washington, the British
nrst put to rout a sman eom pany of
American regulars and milliil and then
AFTER THE STUDENT has clarified proceeded to burn tRr-'!fty•s belt
what tomatoes be Is reforring to and • btllldlnlll. blduding t~ While Hou,.,
where \ht blfcrmalion coma from -after which they returned to their camp
ls it his firsthand observation, a report on Che.sapeake Bay.
(lf someone elsi'a report, or a report
ol a report ol a report? -he m!pt
finally tackle the problcn ol whetber
hi. sll-II ID -d, "1>P"r-clam
FRANCIS llCO'lT KEY, poe~lawyer,
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who was at the time an artillery ofncer
with the rank of lieutenant, learned that
the Brltllh bid arrested an old friend
of his, Or. William Beane, for aDeged
"discourtesy" to the invaders and were
· threatening to hanc him.
With a flag of truce and accompanied
by Col. John Skinner, agent for the·
parole of prisoners, Key ·set out from
Ba1timore in a 1111111 American lhlp
in punult ct the British !leet wblcb
they cootacted two daya out and were
permitted '· to board the admiral'•
rlagshlp. With difficulty,. they obtained
the old doctor's release but were not
permitted to__,nb1m to BalHqf'."_U!JtU
. an.r -the pending batu. apli1il-rort
McHeary, which blocked ICCfl.1 to
Baltimo(e . ·
OVER FT. McHENRY flew the hup
30 by a foot, · lkllr, 11-strtpe flag
which had been made the previoua year
by Baltimore seamstress, M 1 r y
Plckerskill, at her home on Pratt Street.
From their vllltage paint aboard ship,
under British psrd, the !hr•• Amerloans, au thn>UJI> tile daylight hour•
Slerllag, ru., GueUe; "We have the
word (lf a University of 'PitU1iurgb -
researcher that life in the big city really
does resemble a rat ract?-or vice versa.
For 11 years n()W, Dr. Joseph Buckley
his been runnint laboratory rals-lome
6,000 of them all told-through a 'stress
chamber' simulating a few of the
characteristic envirnnmental influtnct:s
of the urban ellstence-fiashl!g brlgtrt
lights, blarirlg noise and coostant
movement. this last, at 140 jolts to
t.be minute. supposed to duplicate the
effects of auto and commuter train
traveL After a week of this pace, ~
Buckley's rats dev.tl<>p high blood
sreuure. become irritable and tend to
miap. In short, the ,_ .,,.ir.m..
And in fj:t, a good description .of some
of the people we work wilh. ''
En«lish. •
The most Important pnbi<ms of •.
wrillna and ~ ara aol .,.....,
and elegance or rorm, but the almple
questi,,ns, "What are you t.alklnR about?"
·and '4How do.you know?" Since Engllsla
teachers oil., -o tllln\ioetm m1•11 with que~lon1 of grammatical form, stud"'" o11e pt the idea that Enali•h
ttachers trave·notbfug tmportant to tttch.
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Weit WlaOetd, N.Y., lltar: 11Relpect
for public and private property appears
to be diminishing. Al a New Jertey
wildlite refuge, the fence lines must
be patrolled, especially during the hun·
Ung season Whe'I hunters Cul iUae fences:
to gain entranc<, or p!ICO templlng bait :hist ootaide tbe boundary lines. Those la charl9 ol the refuge place tllra
food wel1 insld~ the area during hunting
&eaSGD IO the. •nlmala will rema1n ia
1 aaler area."
The probltm (or the teacher of English,
then, i1 to IA: b.tmJIU, 0 Am t &elcbtng
student• to c:ommunlcals respontlbly!
Or is my job limply llqulatlo -
metologyt''
You _had a crack about the
handW'rl:t.iq: of, physicians being so
Wegible. That'a not only a prett1
poor l<>l<lo•bu1 lt•s In bad ta1te.
l'vc wrilten a note to your tditor
complaining about You!
M. D.
Dear M. D.:
II that Wbat that Ullnl on the
doctor'• letttr1Mld wu? Hm . My
edilM bid tt ODed al the dru&st«t •ncl has been pulling drops ln
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Dear George: .•
i am president of our community
"By Ge(lrge!" fan ctub. Please
send 111 one ol )'Our li'J>eWrller _
ribbons. We w•nt to frame a:nd
enshrine It! YOUR WORSIDPPING FANS
1Je4r NUTS :
Urtfortunatefy, 1 t:an't affonl a --
typewriter. I use a goose qum.
Again, unfortunately, the. finance com.panr hu repollt:Uld my
goose. can, howntr, ltnd 1'I"
one ol my pencils. Just drop a
<Oln In my tin cup.
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of Sept. 13 and iJlto the night, anxiously Jt was made our naUouJ .antbem, Pre•
walcbed the terrlflc hombanlment. Sud· dent Hoover algnlng the bllL On Jul)'.
denly, all firing ctued and In the 2, 1911, Pmldent Truman proclalmod<
ominous silence which contirwed'throuch 11That u a perpetual wymbol of our
the night, their rears lncrtaaed that the pa~Usm,1the flaa ol the United Statea
fort hacl surrendered. 'lben, to tbelr aball bereaftt:r be displayed 1t Fort
joy, "by the dawn's early U&bt'\ they McHenry N1Uonal Monument at All time. during the day llnd nl&hl" · caqht their first glimpse of the 0 81.an "The Stara and Stripea:" whlcli new
and Stripes" llutterlng la the breeze. ovtr Fl McHenry II -old and ba~
IN mE FERVOR of the moment, tered, ltl m~ penetrationl mute
Key reached into bis pocket and found evtdtnce of ita travaU during th1i
an old letter on the bact of wbicb periloWI Ume. It ls prue:rved It the
he jottld down. "Tis the Blar-ll>Ulled Smltblonlsn In.stlluUon In Wublqtoa, Banner-~g may it wav1 o'er {he land D.C. wbtre'lt la en permanent dltplay. •
of the free and the home of tbe brave." SINCE THAT Ume '° long aeo whet
He continued to write u he wu belq: Jol'ln Paul Jonee vlctorioualy rllll!ld the
irlnll>Ofted by boat to Ba1tlmort and "American Stara" off l1* cout or
In hta hotel that Pich~ wrote out tbe England unm IOOay In the ·juqlel ol
wotda in their entii'ety, just u wa know Vietnam,_ the Slara and Strtpn has been
.them l<Mlay----------cli<arrieirwllli _....., . ...,,'RF,l,..,_--
Flr1t called 1"Mle Dtfenll of Ft. under the RU-and In the slda lbove
McHenry"," the name Was later chan1ed and countlw Americana have fOU&bt
to ''The Star.Spangled Bannu," Key's ancf died to keep It aloft, Americazw
poem fitted the then popular song who loved their t:OUlllr)' and believed
"Anacreon In Beavea" and set to thi s it to be their duty to obey Ila Ina, stlrrin1 imulc, the complete aong was distributed all over Baltimore In th e to reapect Its flag and to defend it
form of. JiindbUla. Jn a matter of bu&rs, aptnst ill enemies.
everyone wu lln&i-111 Jt.
THE IONO ~ AnaC'l'«I\ 1n Huve11"
., .. made ,_ by the ·-.UC
Society of l.ondoo 1n 1775, dutvlng Ill
name from the Greek tyrlc pott of
that name. ThouP Its origin ts clolked
In obsc\aity, It Is generally cooceded
that bee•-of lta awtlal strains •nd
Ill 'reselft~ to a ti;ulnP!'I marching
'°"g or that· <laJ. tbit It ts mllltary
in origin. • •
The •>r•g ruchad° lMa oowitry In 111!
when it wu ~in two ,.Amtrican
,,....papen and IOlei' -•red la the
form or &heel. music by which Umt
time "ert OM_.I ~ parodia,
many cl .which -. today.
1IOl1I WOBll8 .AND lllUllc or "'!be
Stal'IJ\'IWled Banner" -•ltd to
America"' evtry';fhere ind marktd the
l><glnnlni or devoUon'to !he nag._ On
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. Friday, June U. 1970
Th< edilorial IJOll< of the Daity
PUot "'"' to 1111 ..... Clftd .11 ... utote readerr bJ{ pre.tn~ thi&
MtDrpapff't OJ)tfMON 4ftd C°""'
mffttary Oft topks of hatrrest ..a ,;g;iiJk:tl,,.., bv proo1c1mg •
forum for-OIC "l"f"'°" of our f'f0dn1, oplnton.t, Gftd bl' ·
pr<H1ttmg I/II '"""'" .1 .... poin t.a of tnf01mtd (lb1mier1
,and tpOlcmncn on topica o/ ~
dar·
Robert N. Weed, l'llbw· ""'--
Karell l,_19.\4..)ly u ·Ac.L of eo.,nu._.'--===--....;;;~--..J
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Which Party Guilty?·~, Thor es.en"s--Hom e 1
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VPs BlameEach Otlier for Economy
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Yiel.ds 'A rsenal'
WASHINGTON (AP) n .... ung on whleb vice
Jleaidtrit you listen to, either the t>emocrita or the
Republkam are to blame. for
Ille ,._ stat. ol 1ht u .s.
economy and.v~ers will lower
tbe boom on the guilty party
in November.
Speaking in WashJngton
;Rwnday night, Vice Presl-
dftlt Spiro T. Agnew aaJd 'the
previous 'Democr1tic ~d·
ministrations are responsjble
for both the inflation and the
Southeast Asian rw8l' and "for
the first time in eight yea·rs
somebody is trying to do
scmething about the cost of
livJng."
He also credited President
Nixon with being the first
chief encutive "trying to get
us out of that war."
Agnew'• ~arks w~e r e
made to some ,500 Republican
congressiorial candidates, their
wives and CJtnpaign aides at.
lend.ink a candidates' con-
ference here.
But at the same time
former Vice Prssident Hubert
ll. Humphrey . t o 1 d a
Democratic audience in New
York that the economy will
be the · primary issue In the
1970 congre~al elecilons
~ he Charged that the Nixon
administration "has d o n e
nothlni: to heip" the current
inflationary situation.
Humphrey, who is expected
to announce Saturday he will
be a candidate for U.S.
senator from Minnesota ,
predict~ great galn!!I for the
Democrat! in Pit fall elee·
lions.
Humphrey also praised the'
Sen,te's 'ItlurscJ,ay a ct f o n
Finch Slates Campaigri
To Polish HEW Record
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Rabell H. Finch has .tart.cl
a campaign to polish the
rtcord he made during 18
months . as Secretary 1> t
Helttb, Education and Wellare
(HEW). He· says too many
of the problems have been
empba1i1ed since his
departure for a White House
job was announced last week.
"rm not usually that thin-
skinned," Finch said Thursday
· Cosmonaut$
Sle ep Eas y
in an in1'rview. "But In lerms
. of jUstiUca°µon ol m y
stewardship, I'm going to b:t' •
meeting with a .Jot of press
memben in the next few
days."
Finch handed out an eight..
page "Partial List ol HEW
Initiatives and Ac-
.complishments," which he
said he prepared for d1strJbir
tion to newsmen. It tncluded
an l l·point defense of his
management of Ute unruly
department, which has been
tom by dialent and morale
problem!
''The re have been
managerial reforms and pro-
grammatic initiatives, many
of which are , sUll in the
MOSCOW (UPI ) _ Soviet legislative mill,'' the 1tate-
ment said. ~They represent cosmonauts Andrian Nlkolayev an effort to transform this and Vitaly Sevastiaoov fought iruomnia at the start or their vast, many-faceted depart-
Jong Soyuz 9 space flight, but ment into ooe coordinated now they sometime! over-vehicle for ·the delivery of
sleep, a newspaper said today, human services."
They dream "in black and Appearing more r e I a s: e d
white." -~~.n he has fO!' months, Finch
Tnld (labor), the tr said he waa di.lb.lrbed by in-
lm daily, said the c ftrt.nees he was backing ofr
described their aleepi habit& a tough job to aeell: sanctuary
to doctors at the Sovi Union's in lhe White House. Nixon
Baikoour where named Finch a Presjdential
Soyuz t blasted of . June 1. counsellor
defeating an amerldment 'tbat
would have authoriz;ed Nixon
to sencf U.S. ground troops
into Cambodia after July l
wOOiever the President felt
it necessary to proteet
American forces in SOuth Viet-
nam. .
"All steps must be taken
to withdraw our troops from
Indochina as soon as possl~
ble," Humphrey told the
$l,OOO.a11late dinner audience.
But in Washington. Agnew
called the Senate'11 52-47 defeat
of the proposal by Sen. Robert
C. Byrd, co.W.Va.,) a "grave
mistake on the part of that
distinguished ,body."
On the nation's economy,
Agnew said ll is t he
Democrats that are to blame
for the. present situation and
said "it takes quite a bit of
nerve for Democrats to com·
plain about inflation. This ~ind
of remind! me of germs com·
plainlng about disease.''
He said .deficit spending
under DeJnocratic ad-
ministrations was responsible
for the current inflation and
that Nixon was trying to apply
the brakes.
"For the first time in eight
years somebody . is trying· to
do .!IOmething abut the cost
of living." he said.
The Nixon administration,
however, has announced it ex·
pect.s a $1 .8 billion deficit in
the fiscal year ending June
30 and it has predicted a
deficit for the following fiscal
year also.
Kent to Get
Grad Guards
KENT. Ohio (UPI) -The
Kent State U}livenity security
force has called in reinforce-
ments for the spring com-
mencement ceremonies-:Satur.
day -the first on-campus ac-
Uvity since the fatal shooting
of ·four student.!i May 4.
Chester Wllliams. director
of the 37·man campus force,
said the extra men will come
from the city police depart.
ment, the Portage County
Sheriff's Office and nearby
communities.
He predicted "aa orderly
comme.ocement" s a y i n g
uwhatever must be done will
be done to insure it.''
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FRESNO (UPI) -Loulae fOOncs 10 ..m . .pj,.,.,.uy Uve I
ThoreseJI; who married lll>el greoalles. pllislli:.army mines,•
• heir William E. n.o......, llI 23.mochioo gum and worted
~ in 1 a ·~~u.a. w~" swllc.hbl~ ~~ea. ltiltttol ,
-. lpao 10 yean aab, w~a . and•Wi's. : .
airalgned today 'for ".tttt . It' wii not immediately • alklo!lln;:c1qth cl her~·'-Jtnowi. who ;would defend Mrs. • Jeeftina. bllband. . Thoreoen. · i
'Mrl .. :riior ... p. ·:ti. a i amed ·sao Francisco 11~:
alender, 1~\'t ~londe, wu ton\ey J. 'w. "Jake" EhrUcb ·
a spftCh:tbirapbt from a· poor defended 'the Couple in 1967 QI.le~ r~¥>'..wh~n ah~ m~ ' after law enforcement official•
ried 'Iboi'aeh, 1 hand110me sel:;td fans Of•armamenb they
man attllcted wUll 1 stutter. Said 'Iboruen tia(I stashedr:°I
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She:••• -ahir~ 'Illursday around the San Francisco Bay\ 1
with the' ·rhurdtr' or .the area, much of it iQ bis San:•
.. myster:y m.ifiionaife who ,Uved Francisco mansk>n. · . '
1 life i>bsesfed ~ gum. She . At that ti me E r I t c h; ·
was also char~ . w i t h described Mn. 'Iboresen as ·
possession ,_of marijuana for a "sweet little · lady who dia:-·
sale.· , · what her husband told her
11'lorMen'1 ""nude body . was to do." TORNADO DESTROYS DAIRY FARM IN PERKINS, QK.LAHOMA
Two Kiiied, 37 lnlurtd 11 Twi1 ter1,.R1v111• GrHt Plains Are1 found Wednesday sprawled on . Thoresen wu convicted en,.,,
a bed ii) ·thej.r ·mcdest home.. federal aun chargeS and an"
He was shot.with 1 .38-calibei appeals court had· sent the ": V.S. Nqv yt:Ship Aids
Peru Quake Victims ·
Tornadoes. . . revolver .1rom lY co1i.cuon. matter back· for lurtW hear-~
His .'!'tre was booked after ings in U.S. District Coort
runrunt to a nelg!Jbor and the da,y before lie waS killed. f Ri Thr h screamipg: '.'fshot Bill" · · · P OU. g Later WednOsda · · M Th<re was atlll no clue as.-. . Y • r s • tc , shy Thoresen -spent much ;
Thore.sen was ~en from her of bis Ille 'collecting )Veapons ;
P lains Area cell and truled at a h"plfal II•. once . was asked u ·• ABOARD THE US.S GUAM. 80 miles to the ~theast. !?r a punctur~ ,,eard~, a 37-rnillimeter carinop was not J
(UPI) -This U.S. Navy O l her helicopters and pu,nctu~e wound 1.n her left a ~trange thing to collect. .
figtlting ship embarked on a -airplanes have been flying Br Tbe AslOCiaied Prt~s h1pandassortedbru1ses.. Thor.esen replied: "It's 8 1 mission of mercy today, sen-mercy mlssioos in that region Tornadoes churning out ol Pollet Thurs~~ carted box-lawn ornament Every lawn
ding fleets of helicopters to since last week. They must heavy thunderstorms over the es or. land !fllnes, grenades, ought to have one. A lot of. ~
airlift victims or the May 31 cross the Cordillera Negra at ~ach1ne ~ns,. ~or tars._ them do_ at courthouses .. earthquake that killed an altitudes above 15,000 feet. Great Plains Thursday night p1slols, knives, dynamile and ·
estimated S0,000 persons in The hazardou s flying already struck more tban a dozen SO pounds of marijuana from
Peru. has claimed some lives. towns in Oklahoma a n d the home. ·
The helioopter carrier u s s On Wednesday, a Peruvia n Arkansas, causing d e a t h , A traveling case containin'
Guam dropped anchor' ·al helicopter crashed, killing the damage and injuries. sticks of unwrapped dynamite
Chimbote Thursday evening. three crewmen aboard. Search was at the foot of the bed
I -· -~ f d Two persons were killed -he th bod f th -He:r 16 big he!iccpters today panes 'uur;)U'O.y oun an w re e y o e .u--year-
began flying relief supplies Argentine plane th~t. crashed one in each sta1' - by old heir to a reputed '70
and teams Int 0 stricken the day before, killing four tornadoes, and three others million fortUne was found .
Andean town5 and bring out Argentine crewmen and one died in incidents related to In the dozens of boxes and
the injured . Peruv!an, and injuring three the storms in Oklahoma. cartons which filled the home
The Guam will serve as a Peruvian paratroopers. Arkansas counted 25 injured .~"~lik~e~a~w~are~bo~""'~·"_:;of~fi~cer~s ~ii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiii:iiii~=ii:iiii~'·· temporary hospital ship. Her and Oklahoma 12. ,i
crew includes 31 surgeons and Nineteen mobile bomea were I . J I M B 0 ' s medical "''"'men. and the Cris is Stays reported demolished in the
ship can accomodate 1,000 Oklahoma communities o f1
patients. SALISBURY CUPI) -The Alta Vista and Long Town,
The May 31 quake virtually Rhodesian parliament voted south of Tulsa. A teen-age k k
leveled Chimbote and many Thur¥Jay to extend f 0 r girl died in the Alta Vista New y or Stea
towns in the mountainous another year the nationwide twister,
region to the east. Govern-state of emergency. The vote Several houses and many Complete DlMtr
ment authorities estimate tbe was taken after Law Minister farm buildings were leveled $ J .5. 9
quake affected 800,000 persons Desmcnd Lardner.Burke said in various part.a cf Oklahoma.
directly and left thousands he expected more terrorist.!l Hardest hit in Arkansas was
homeless. to infiltrate the country in the mountain town of Spring-
An avalanche triggered by ·an attempt to foment tub-'dale, 190 miles n o rt h w e a t
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estimated 10,000 persons are
still entombed in the rubble
of adobe buildings of Huar11,
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·-I ~ ' ~ HEAP BIG POW WOW -~All so1's of 'Indians and In·
dian artifacts will be gathered in the Costa Mesa and
Mesa Yerde libraries for the summer reading program.
Indian Summer. Holding a pow wow to decide which
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· books to begin reading are (left to right) Kenny Chai'"·
man, Mrs. Francis Rickers, Ronnie Chapman and Mrs.
Florente Hatch. The trails will be opened for all young
Indians Monday, June 15.
s.umnl'er
Summer, 1970, promises to be an In-
dian Swtll1ler with all its exciting days
and nig~ts calling lo adventurous boys
and girls.
IL wil!De an exciting season because
of the many unknown trails awaiting ~
the youth! -those in1b00ks.
Indian Summer has been chosen as
the theme of the summer reading pro-
grams rOf the five Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa libraries.
Beginning Monday. June-15, the
BalbOa, Corona del Ma r and Mariners
libraries will accept registrations for
the program ending Aug. 1. Tribal laws
and talkipg papers will be available
and honor awards will be given to young
Indians journeying 10 brave trails.
A heap big totem pole will be set
up for young braves to sign and awards
will be given during a pow ";NOW Aug.
8 complete with Indian dancers and
fun galore.
Also on June 15. braves may trek
to the Costa Mesa-arid Mesa Verde
libraries to begin a journey over 10
brave trails to an honor award and
Indian Chief medallion to be worn around
the neck.
Honots for reading addiUonal books
will be given by placing the injun~·
names on a totem pole.
The Indian Summer acti vities also wit'
climax at·-the Costa Mesa ·libraries wii;1
a poW wow Aug. 8 for all participants.
The fesliv ities will take place at 10
a.m. in the Mesa Verde Library and
at 2 p.m. in the Costa Mesa Library.
Dancers of the Order of the Arrow
will perform and refreshments will be
r-rved by members of the Friends of
the Library .
According to smoke. signal s from \he
librarians, an Old West atmosphere. wjll_
be created in all libraries with ~
lomahawks and lndian relics of all IOJ"ls,
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COOKBOOK PREVIEW -Preparing r~ipes from Potpourl in Cookery are· Mn.
Eugene Kovach (left), new president of the Newport Beach Junior Ebells and
Mrs. Harlow Richardson, luncheon chairman.
Greengrocer Specia:I .
Piece . de Res ·istan·ce
A special lr-eat. is in store for Newport Beach Junior EbeUs when they
att.end the final meeting of the clµb year.
+ SpeCi8Jty-of the day is a potluck-salad 1luncheon ·-Wh:ich·-will;-featur1 --
. salads, breads and desserls made frorn recipE::s in the c~ub's cookbook,
Potpourri in Cookery.
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Setting for the session, slated for .11 :30 a.rn. Thursday, June.25, will
be the home of Mrs. Harlow Richardson wt:io is taking order.s for the cook·
book. She ~ailed at 546-8366.
The rifjpe ~mpilation of Junior Ebells and thelf frieDds has been
artistically designed by Mrs. A. L.' Hastings,, and lhe 8Q.page -pubuCation
will sell for $2.50. Proceeds will be used for the club's philanthroPies. . ' . '-
Last year .funiol's. initiated drug abu.se programs at Lincolp 1 lQter.
•mediate School, supported t,he Youth Em ployment Service and Kidney Be-
tection Clinic, aided the Orange County BilrQ Center, Creative Day .Cen-
ters and the Boys Club and awarded fine ar(s 'scholarships. · ·
Mrs. Eugene Kova ch, newly installed 'president: will .Pr(l'sent the
budget for approval. Under her leadership, important areas of community
service will cpntinue, she prom~se~. ! • ' •
. . Mr~. ,. War!en Fix, ec;)ucatiQn ch11)rmap, JJ.as arranged, a talk· bY
M1cbael Hill, principal of Eastblufi Elemen!a'O' ijchool. Throughout her
term, her committee will support the Mardan ScbOOI thrift shop.
Under the heading of the fine arts commtitee and the chaifmanship
of Mrs. Dan McSweel)ey, artists of the.month wili be selected'to exhibit at All c hildren are welcome to·
participate and may call any of pie
--u'6iarie5-f0r i<ldlti0ifa11nformation.
ADVENTUROUS TRAILS -P. world o( exciting people and place> ·awaits
children participatirig in the Newport Beach libra\ies' summer r ea d i n g
program, Indian Summer. Beginning their trek down one of 10 trails that
wilneaa-toanawardcare(l~ft torlgHtT Mlitt-cmk-;-s;arul eggy ren, 8.
f>!ariners Ubrary, and the youth committee, .headed by Mrs.· Richard
-~~Bechel,-will-aid-lhe-Boys-elub;-¥ES;-Be8;irug·project-and-others~: ------. ' . . '
During the meeting, the club ·will honor Mrs. Fix, tl\e club's Woman·
of-the-year. Ot_her special guests will be Costa Mes·a Juniors and the Jtirrior
Ebell coordinators, Mrs. Ali~e Baum ·and Mrs. L. W. Jenks.
House · Guest Bitten With Idea, Itching to Find a '
56.lution ..
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Sever i-1
months ago I visited an out"Of-town friend
who entertained me royally, She gave
a big party and several of us ended
up sleeping on the Ooor. That night
1 picked up fleas. This is no joke.
J have tried several "home remedies"
ANN LANDERS ~
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", ..reasonably .int.elliprf research. lcientist counsefor told my wile she bas tosi '(l?h~l "w!>O. uriartunately, JMrThd .• h~ l~y. (Sl!• pooh-poolio the Ide"') •
woman who 'b~rtly made it out.Of high The psychlalrln advised me to ~1 ..
! .. sthool, ~ , , .. r divorce. The miiiister ·iaid rhe ccUidhlt
I've wOrkt!a .ha~io;actpeve 80rrlething. see. me' becaUH ht bad , to .go 40 u.e~'
She . h~s pjcfd!~ away be!' Ul'rie and funeral Of a fi"Jend. i -.· •
is content lO be nothing more than I'm sure you can do nothing for me
including kerosene, DDT and--Clea+powdet-not-4-0 ... Watch lo company and t am
but nothing works. 1.A-• • •• 1 I The horrible part is that the fleas ~vm1ng incre_.ng y nervous. Can you
are not visible and I -can 't prove I suggest something? -NJGHTMARE
·have them . I've gone to two doctors DEAR MARE: tleail are vl1ible. I(
and lheY-both insist I do not have )'tu have tbem tbe doctka woqJd be.
fleas . They say my skin Is .... irritated able to see tM:m. My flea...,He exeert
from scralehing. The impUcaUon that t am imaginjng things makes tne furious. In Wulllngtan, · D.C. ••YI II would be.
One C:octor gave me a presaiption for vtrt.ully lmpotstble for a Qea &o aurvi•e
the itch which 1 threw out Why treat on a peflen wbt w'*9 rtplarly -
the itch when the ,probl~m Is fl!_!!as? lo ~ notbla& of ustni DDT or kerottH. rm going out of my mind trying ~ Wbatevtr bit yoa thlt night dltd: a
1001 time ago. Go back' to ' yOllr friendly
dermatologist and 1iop argutng wlth ,bJm.
Let him treat the llch (whldl wu cauaed
by 1cratcbtn1l and be ttiaakful you have
nothmg. wOrse.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : When will
you stop kidding your readers -...and-tell
them that baslc hum•n problems are
Insoluble? At ·best, one can-ooly-leatn
to live wilh them.
C0nSia:er-my own case. J alt\ I
a. ·housekeeper: There ls no meanlngtul but it, might be amUS1ng to see ycu '
communication .between us emot,lonally, try. l ret>eat , • '1Baslc .human problems
intellectually of even socially. art lntofublt:."r-f!hD•SOS~l -1
After tnrie .... major' illnesses Cemo-D~Aft\PltD: some basic ·IQ!!I' pro-,
tionally createdJ and. finally major blemt.1~ tnolable, bm. YOGI'., pfyblem
surgery to correct Internal bleeding, I la Dtlmer hatle. nor ls It latottbU: -
have had it. She refuses lo let me ne ttatemS "She refne1 tit lel
go, however, .. saying, "Whomever God me .; .. 11 Ute-die. Perhaps ...t ,Cll
.1,.. joined together, lei no man~pul .... u It dtffj<ull' ltt you IO pl a dMrce.
asunder." IHtt adte. cmet force )'OI to live w'llb
Dori't tell mt to consult a f!llrl'ille _. k . .
counsel or. p51chlatrrrt or mtruster. I tA mu wM bl1 Pd Uute .emotloaally
already bave llooe-oo.• The mjrTlqe criole4 -... aod •a .ic<T .,..-
ud iemalu under .. lllltt root •
• • W01111:0 be reel• ' II ~ die eaaae ror
h!• u1ae11 need• to ·•-ht •1r1 ....
!or pullbmeot Siie -ii Ml l1aft -an· Udl wUboat ,,... aopel'•tloli~ ~
I bopo.1"" llow ---...,.. tba1 1masemeac ID my ,_,.... ft ~
vldt11 you wUlt a' tolla.I tt ,..
"IDIOIUblf:'' ,...oMem -I .}'II rMQr
w1111 one, daat 11. • • " .
A1cohol ls no shortC"Ut to eoclal !IUCC'eli.
lf you lhlnk Y<IU have to1 drink"' to ~
acceple<I by your frlot>ds, ICI U.. llCtl.
Read "Boot.e and You -For Teem1ei:1
Oply," by Ann Landon. Seod 15 "'*
in ' coin and a 10!1(, sell·•d<li'e~
stamped envelope •wit~ )'OW' req..,f bl
<are of Ill~ Dally l'llO!-,
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Won't Go to Any Length
Designer Stand .s Pat on Mini
JI)' c.t.llOL YN A. BQWDS
NEW YORK (UPI )'· -
Duplte the longer look tnnd
thal ...... lo be laldn( hold
of the fashion industry,
designer Georle Halley tlood
firm 00 the mini.
Except !or panllu]ts and
floort..length evening gowns•
Halley's col1ecl1on bared all
knees.
"We tried mal<llll skirt
leJ1iths much lona;er In our
workrooms," the ~born
Halley aid. "They just did
not loot pretty. I don't believe
in them ."
So sayln(, all ol his daytime
Gardeners
To Install
Members o f Huntington
View and Golden West garden
clubs wlll be joined by their
husbands for a pctluclt supper
and Installation of new of-
flcen.
I
dnuu and tome eVll!lfta
w•r were about two lacbea
lll>ove the lloee. Hit llllbouellei
were llOft, &tmple and Oat..
t.rtnr. MOii of the dr.-; warn under .matcltlng coall
or jackets or both, had lull
pleat<d .Klrta. ·
The pleat. vaned from tiny
twinging ODl!S to ·larpr ODeJ
up the front, back or 1klel,
Occulooally, the pleats, whan
opened, revuled contrulloi
colGrs or prints lnllde.
Neckllnes ·were for the 1DOlt
port h1ch with 1111 Oriental
lnfluenee. Sleeves were Ione
and someUmu pufled 11 the
culls. Romantic e m p I r 1
walslllnea either were bl!Mled
to give a two-piece effect,
belt<d or suhed.
·.• . ' ;.;:. Lfiague Selects Scholarship R~ipients . .
'l1le two clube: will meet
at 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 19,
in · the Christ Presbyterian
Church, Hunlln(IM Beach.
Halley's coats, moat in
somber solid!, were buttoned
lo the wailt, full and lllllllly
pleated up the back and front.
He showed a few that were
•lraigbt cut, but lull, 1lvl111
a modified pumpkin eUecl,
There were some wld&;IWin&·
tng capes, such as one eye. ca1chei in gray worn over
a dreu and blaur-cut j1ckel
ensemble. :·. '-Ylnl '800 scholarlhlps from lb• Assistance
'··· Loque ci1 Newport Belch are (I~ to rilllt) Oran1e
,.,, Cout ,CGl!ege students Dave Ambrose, Newport . . Beecb, Lucie Ernst, Costa Mesa, and Anthony Al>-
·; ,ll04t, to.la Me-. Not shown ii Diana L~wli, Costa
. ' ' ' •C
" -.:. Tune lb .,
' .r ,•, ' Summer vacation has arrlm for ·lbounnds ol ·-· foutba on Ille Oran&• Coast and many will be look· ~mg for eomelhilll. to do during !be _sllJD!ller.
I Some wW lioa jobs but more wW not. For those
: who do not a fnUJtituda of wfunlter poll\t!OIU are ! 1tllt!n1 wUh ._.ii.laction and., ••~ at, t!>elr
• compenJation. > .. ~ , ; Y .. can work with little chllclri~, ol~ _,,
: and Ille" rioor, In sports, at camps or hotpltals, m
: rcreatlon and arta and craf1$, In olllces, and as • • dllven or ,tulora. . , -Here Is a lilt of agencies lo need of 811lstance:
Providence Speec6 and Hearing Clinic, Orengo,
needa taaehers' aides, clerical usiJ1aiic:e and help
In Ille aud!O department.' Minimum •I• is a. Pbone, 83M990,
March of Dimes, Santa Ana, ...St clerical u-
slstance ~ help_wtth_rubella chlldrl!k.Minlmum
aj!e vanes.>',liOiie 1147~124.
YMCA ASK·S . _
Orange Coast YMCA, Newport Buch. needs
clerical assistance and a!des ln'day camp. Minimunr.
age is 1&: Phone, 642-9990. .
Fairview State' Hospital, Costa Mesa. needs
. ward assistapts, pool therapy assistants and clerical
help. Minimum age, 14. phone, 545-9331.
G1rls-CJulrof the-Harbor Area, Costa Mesa,
needs assistance with classes in cooking, musfc,
sewing, knitting and dance.· Minimum age, 18.
Phone, 640-718L"
Boys Club ol the Harbor Area, Costa Mesa,
needs coaches and inltructors tn woodworking, mak·
ing model airplane1, lapidary, stamp club, music
and fiber~lass. Minimum age, 17. Phone 548-9387.
The Ciiy of Newport Beach Parks and Racrea-
tion Department needs chanerones for summer ex·
:cursions July 1-Aug. 19. Minimum age, 17. Phone,·
673-21JO. " , Orange County Animal Shelter, Oranil:e, needs
help with licensing. Minimum age, 14. Phone 834--
3190.
Youth Employment Service needs assistance in
interviewing and filling job orders. Mln1mum age,
18. Plu>ne', 642-0474.
Pancro. Santa Ana needs helpers for its swim
pf'Ogfam, tutors and sewing instructors. Drivers are
needed .to transport children lo UC! and Orange
; Coast Collen for swim programs. '~SOCIAL WELFARE
. ;: · 'Qrange County Department ol Social Welfare
needs youths to visit and run errands for the a~ed
·arid dl•abled as well as do baby-sitting, yard work and Interpret.
Other aJtencies needing assistance are Mardan
School ol Educational :rherapy, ~113 ; Tuber-
culosis Association . 542--72:13 ; United Cerebral Palsy,
540-5760; Services for the Blind, 541-3354; Carl Har-
vey School for the Orthopedically Handjcapped,
543-3771, and Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center for
Cripeled Children and Adults. 541-8822.
· ·Also, American Red Cross, 542-1137; Orange
County Medical Center. 633-9393 ; •YWCA of Santa
Ana, 542-3.ln; Boys Club of Santa Ana , 543-7212 ;
Creative. Children's Center, 836-7666; Goodwill In-
dustries, 547-9644 ; SAVE ISanla Ana Volunteers for
~Educalion),_631-2,l~;_ W.e,ll_ Baby Clinks, 644-1182,
;"end the Orange County Health Department, 77&-5551 ~ ext. 392. '
i Youths wishini further information about any
l: of the agencies may call . the VoluntMr Bureau 00-0963. '
~ Schmittous
Tell News
A famlly dinner was the
setUn& for the e.ngagemmt .,..
nouncement of Karen Marie
Schmittou of Costa Mesa and
Grero:-Y Hugh Croll 0 I
PoV>OOa.
Parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. Jamu E.
Mesa. The awards were pre$ented during Honors
Night at OCC and the recipients will be honored py
the league during a luncheon Tuesday, June 16, in
the League Service Center.
Both branchH are affiliated
with lbe Women's National
Farm and Garden Association.
There are lhoae designers
saying, "bring back the bos-
om" to rtplace the Jes•, but
In his evening wear, Hilley
featured both. He showed sev.
era! tpark.llng troc1des with
Tuesday Club •
scooped and slashed neckllnel
coupled with the knees. Many,;
Of his floor-length gowns also
had very revealing neckllnes
and occas1.onally an end.of-~
Highest Award Bestowed thigh slit. ,,
Flowing cruyons aod roman-
tic satin 1owns blooming in
soft · floral prints comprlsed
much of his evening wear. B c hollrshlp praentatlonl
and tht announcement oJ club
1w1r<I winners hlafiU1hted the
nnal meetirJa: of the year for
tho 'flleadll' Club DI Newport
Hullo<. _ Ricelvlnc the club'• h1111es1
honor durlnfl the meeung In
the Balbo1 Bay Club was Mn.
Robert Fuller. recipient of the ,
Laurel Award.
Mrs. Fuller, 1 member of
the club since IMO, bu fUJed
varlow: o!fk:o In t h I!
orJanizatlon In the "cheerful
spirit of 1 eood member,"
1ceordln1 to Mrs. Martius
,XJ.ng, chairman of the 1wards
committee. . 1 Also reoocnlzed were Mn.
John 51mpeoo ond Mrs. Floyd Buell, who received Key
Awatdi. The key charms have
been awarded during the past
three years to "key" members
for uceptional service to the
club.
According to tradition, area
students were invited lo the
brunch meeting to receive
scholar6hlp awards, pre1ented
LAUREL WINNER
Mrs. Robert Futter
by Mrs. Robert Finlay.
High school winners were
Peter de Graff, Newport
Harbor; Barbara Katz, Cor1lfti. orel Mar; Judy Fotnrt, Colla
Mesa; Corinne CUllen, Estan-T)le satin gown, wllh the em-
cia. and Linda McAllster, pire waistline and full bouffant
McNally. skirt w o u Id make any
Nursing scholarships wept to "southern belle" happy.
. Stephen Dighton and Beatrice Pa nts were also on the
Stark; Golden West College, scene. He showed the pants and an art scholarship was
111'1 Tt~llllCI F~SHION. (_0~80 -Designer George Halley co m ..
b1nes a nun1sk1rt and a touch of Oriental in this out·
fit whi ch is typical of the length of the des igner's gh•en 10 Linda Russell, Orange wi th matching jackets, tunic
Coast College. · tops and turtle ntck sweaters
Further presentations were belted at the waist in separate ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; made to winners of the goU sets, as ,,,.ell as layered. 1t
I •1-~ ol Halley's oulfils were v."ith a white satin gown
new collection.
tournament. Mrs. S mpson u uo~ •--i w1 h I · k won the Bernadine Helmick warn with matching turbans prin!Q.I t arge pin roses.
trophy for low net and Mrs. and large fur hats. Many of The wigs were loose and
Fred P. Dlmn was second low the modtlJ' heads were topped swingin&, just like the real
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MIAMI! QUALITY, IMTIOIUTY,
Ill.VICI, Cl.A,.TSMAMSMI"'·
Wli Lllll llAUTll'UL "'UllM11'Ut.• WI ACCl'1 CMALLIMOll net.. winner. Mrs. Benjamin wlthth Kanekalon wigs by Ken-~~·ley's retail prices range
ModesU w11 first low grosa ne · ,_ KM lo 15 ooo ·
winner and ·Mrs. Richard Occasionally I.be w I I s ··~"~ um~-~~.:,;;·~·i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:::ii;:::ii;:::ii;:::ii;:::ii;:::ii;:::ii;:::ii;:::ii~
'42·5876 '46-1051
Hitchcock was second low matched the dresses, such 11 ii "°''winner. Mn. Fuller won 000 pink wig thot WIS worn Enrichment Programs For Pre-Kindergarten
~~r.:,:~un~:w~~o1o11ca1 and Pre-1st · Grade Children
theme, new offlcers were in-Valley Greets , ... lrlt ~, c~tletff N•w,•rt·M ... U11lf.H klte•I Dl1trld stalled by Mrs. Laurence llHeft•"911 tMcti .... Wright, a pall president. 1 e Lic.1111td in tli1 Newport H1rbor Ar11 1l111c1 1•41
Eight other pul presidents New Residents • •u-ar G•••• • •11-11••11•••T1• l'lvt W811!. progr1m lfl>m 111111! Four .,,..,k "'°''''" from A~ assisted, presenting zodiac n-Ju1y "· Mond•Y· weo:1n1id1y gvi1 :J.2t, 1t10. MON11y, w9d-
ch1rm1 to the eight new ex· New rtllklentJ are Invited • l'•IG•v morning• •::io •.m.· 11tt<11v & l'r1G11 rrwrnlnts. l:JO n:oo Nlllln. .ti.M.·U Noon,
Assuming the presidency fee sponsored by the Sad· Humbu conc•r.'' • TnHnt
wu Mn. Donald c. Ohms, dleback Valle!' Newcomers 11.tHlnt "" n••• • Numtitr concept•
ind 1ccepting other executive Club at 7:30 p.m. oo Monday, ~•r•tur• • Soc:1t1 !ttWl.,
Suggestions Offered
ecutive officers. to attend a geW.cqualnted col· I ~~;: 0_11••1,.. • coura• on1r1119
posltlont were the Mmes. Pei'e June 15, In Royal Savings and Jti.i:c:.1ps l t\:.~~w;"'1na11on
D -•-• R th •·· K "Loan building, Toro Center. Gravp ~r111e,, rn ~,. 111111111 !tclt<1C1 . r..-ey. U ~ver en-. • """'tcl111on 1/ld L/fld1ra1•rJOlng or Art nedy and Claude ~ton. v~ PUJ1IOSe or the club Is to tl'll ... •lld ll'ltorn of O!Mra. • Fl.id trips
ld.J. Dunn M K. welcome resident.s to the ,.,_. • •rll• .... mn.tr .....,_, ... a ,....,..,,.., pres lllU\.O; • • lAMCHO MIU. PU-1.CHO.OL 14t.21H
How to Save Time? McEnlry and Fred-Slnasek, vallt:y and involve t.Mm in 1to 1. 1nH ST .. COSTA MW
aecretarl .. , IDd Carl Gise, ...:_c:omm~~unl~ty~.U~a!~'~·---..!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ treasurer.
Memo to housewives : Faith
Prior,. home ecooomlst with
the University of Vermont E1-
tension Service, has some help
for you if you 're always look-
ing for a ii-hour day.
"There's no magic formula
for saving time and energy,"
she advi.es. "You have to
develop your own fonnula that
works best for your home and
family ."
She's written a pamphlel.
"\Vhat to Do A b o u t
Housework," which contains a
couple of quick hinb:
Que>jlon the job: Why do
it? Who should do It? Whtl)
and how weU ahouid II be
ckme?
Question setups : What's the
best place to store needed
equipment and la the equl~
ment all it should be?
Question work conditions :
Am I dressed comfortably?
ls the room warm or cool
enough ?
The Fine Arts Secllon,
which rai.ed the fUNh for
the art ICholanhlp, also has
earmarked a donation for the
Youth Center in Corona del
Mar.
Mark Made
Summer coiffures derive
their name from the que9tion
mark that outlines the back
of the he1d when seen In pro-
file. Clutter : Have 1 central spot
for uncla imed clutter, such
as a chest, deep drawer or
cupboard and u claimants aJ>o·
oear, let him or her dla: out
the Item. WorU wonders on
chiJdhood clutterbugs.
Starting at the top qown
area where there Is a slight
rise and then down to the
elongated nape, tht scroll of
the quesUoo mark delineates
tbe head and gjva Jt 1
grtcelully polled look..
Anti drug
Measures
Promote,..._11-
Bring your friel!ds to our 2nd
Coocemed with preventing
the uae or dangerous drugs,
tht newly fonned women 's
group, Place Law Enforce·
ment Above Drugs donates to
organiiations, promotes atfd
provides anti-drug literature.
PLEAD will sponsor an in-
vitation membership tea from
1 to 3 p.m. today in the
Newport Beach home of Mrs.
RJchard Button. ·
Mrs. Robert h-tizera Is
chalrman of the group's first
social · evenl as il w 1 s
cllarternd In the spring.
President of 'the group Ls
Mrl. Henry T. Rondeau and
Mrs. Theodore Rath i I
cbalrm.ln ol the board.
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GuU of Tontln Ruolutlon and nucleW r&o ..
aean:h. ~
In a box on the aecond me ll~tht·
stalemenl:
'"l'bil spedo1 communily -"' a..:
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Ameri~ans Fle~_i.ng_
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· Helicop·ters Aid in JO-rda,n· Evae'riation
J WASHINGTON (UPI) :.... Tbe 82nt1 released and an alrWt or '.forelgne111
A1rborne Div\,Aon at Ft. ftraq, N.C., oot of Amman has been arr1nged.. b)'
has been ~ oo alert as· part : or the International Red1 CFosi, l.ht! troops
emergency planning ln p _r_ o t e'c t i n g remain on. ~rt. ofHci&ls ~said.
··Amerk:ln cKlzens: in strifetorn Jordan, ''It is normal procedurt'wbtn a .situa--.11oa olllclola .uld toc14y. · Uon becomes 1.,. slabil to place ' unJb
Tbe.y~·taid_ the paratroopers were on the alert," they said. . . 1
al~ '1lrur9c!ay •lchl wl!lle l~ .U.S. The officlaj, said' tlic'"oleit !lid noC
clUlmll 'wh· t.etn1 held' hoalage-in ·two -mean Pr!sident 1Nlxon·. w,U ; ~~t to
. botell . in ·. Amman, ·the Jotd1n!capital, · move troop.s into Jordan ·to rtscUe
&y ,Pa~iqjan comrpaf!dos. -; . Ameri'c.1ns. ~ · · o: · ' ' ·
· ~~.the bqoteges.ha1e since been Whl\t Hou.!e Press ~el'1)'. IJl>ilald' ·
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L. Ziegler )aid ~lie.. baa been " .
coOcerned" abGut lbe1faie ol U.11! ~
and the worSenlng pollllcal ait.uat.ion Ht
Joroin. :He ~ 'Nijon baa , ncelveil _
frequent rePorta oo the confiict bet,,..
the Paleatlnflli i:o!iun-ml 'Dia
Husaeln's Anil" Jeslon: ' ' , ' ' ·
Ni~.metJor 45 mlnutea ~.with
his foreign aUatri. a'1vi~, r;r; R,~
A. 'Kistinger:, to review dew~
. (Sft JORDAN., P.•J' II .
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_ Jµdg~ ~el~y~.
. E~.,.«litio,i .
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.. Ba~ha~-~~~lon.F~eeiVay .
q£ ~~fy: .. · -Over H-ii~dte. i~ A·ssembly
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A ~-versial• bilL..to--1.elimlnMe-zA • UQn dJ•ring:the_deb,f..tc:.J1'urada,Y.. •
By ARTllUll 11; VINSEL': ' ....., •. of · the ·P1clllo ·Cooot <1-•r . f?!ayor Wibon "'!l"pl!llned of 11ann .
: ·oii..-..-.-, 1 • · l\lNl'Cll· ~ewpcn; ~. w.,1-·, ....,;p110n pven tti<m, but prilied com-. , MB l a•·lllg', " I ~I I 1')> \I" ~biy: ~;'. I ~-m~"~ij'D!I~ JWbert
: .. bltl\ I ~,m;, .... ~ l lfOilte' CR·ltoiliiil!M -) ,flp'1dd•
' kl( "llillbnjil~-Jprtiilf " m .t 'lOci~~g'\he MiiieCoool,. ; r ' ' dlbti the· rtpl of· P""tt.ew17 opeallm
~ r ... i J ~-.,. Thu~ay, after btd1na ... JO.d""ay i:telay ~f>ly"?an1 Robert E.1 Bldbiin ·~-toibe hear« _
.. , . ... , • ' · . in his retµrn to thl Southern CaiUornia Ne~port 'Beach), plus Ir~, aJJ:l ~fOes He said Burke intervened when
Vtc• President . and -Mrs, A~neiv. -•J?CO~e 'by' .... li. !le•c;b this' week->for -the·rVic«President.: M .... to ·f;.e/I """'1f< :tfi' . ' ,~ . ol ·the tteeway, are ·~ M ·t;ldt'• Miemblyman · Lanltrmmi · tma t e aides ¥d secret ServlOe niltfL>.an:Jy.e ''~\ . ~ ·;·,·~;::. i p · e·Jt· 1 1 • ,, . • -~ -~~··: ffe'~''~L' ···' ~ l · · fo !.tKe1 a•~tll 'ne·xt,._.,~'.tM1 lbifi''·'raiJ~J the'bJjti ~ '~dee arid lnn:lhll ·morm •.-,,.·, ,.,,,. 'k .. .,;...-,,-0,h ·:'M >I, ~·;-"o,t · """' ~·; :.'\ !.''.':··:··-···"' · ' ..._. ~ ~Iii ...... • · :g°'*ldiliOIA.unitily'llodt<fot<l'·vote'.'' · ·t~·"'· B'.-" • "· •· ·:·*-...:;:.:::.=::;.c"'"""'"'"1"·"'%-?.il/;'l'';fil:c:J .~ '• -~-~,-,,~;. ·-·1 ..... , ... ~'. "'"''•'·~ •, ·,~, ' ~111= "' ', ~ ~:JMftJ.~~. ' ... ,,.~, · ...... ~~·f"!-~. ~·!"'·"•!,~1"' . ··-
,' 1 • ··'~···ix)-•i. · , · ,· .....• ··r' •. .-.. 1 ,. ·,·,,,., hls·',trlfrJthlf ·'·,·; aatd-~ateUifi ' 1 Irapproved,lt~d1 ~.l)iiUed_lon·to' vot~agawt ,subpU\ .... ,..t·fOrJlirlher
· ' ' . " . . ·" .. '," "· '. " • 1 ' ' • ·'. "·' " ' r •" com~\¥1rel~/ilt.\l''lf!>tiday · lheSenaleTranspoi:tiUCN1CbQ>mJlioefor d<i)late. . , .
Ml ·V.~.!Ji.. .... ~.:r . ' M' . :· ..... : . ' .. ·n' . . · z· . . 11· : ... 1 ··1··1· i : 'I by', llie ,El ,J':~ .. ,cOOnty. ,Gra~d Jury . COllll\leralion and .r>e#l•~:"no.~ to ;·He's not 'V<fY '~PY 1ho<ll u , Is an nJuna.,.,..., . ·anso·. ·n· .. att e~·' ai· .. 1.S'' ....... a,lety'ofoha(ges .. '. . . . lheflcJ!>rlor·afinalvoteunteliluueo. he.'' r<marked Newporl Beach ·~ '· · •: · , ' . . .· :', ,·. . .~~ ·. It.· · ,. They, are .a~ Of 'Jqdnaping, 'aa-Wording of the bill,-AB .. 1JOJ.1·say.s · ~.!Drt4tod~-w.henafkedforc:ommeitt
In Costa M . . ' . , . .. . • · . : gravai,d·ro~ry"a,..ult with .•,~adly 11 would delete thf!J~Wre ~\cll~ici>a,st a~ tha,proi:<edlngs. . . esa,, , , . , , ' 1 ' ' · • ' Wtapon.·on I ,~ ofj{qr. antf , auto Freeway from Beach Boulevard lD•)fuil• . ~e, have 1~ WOI'~-With the · ' ,· . C·' ·.•:,d• o :f.1C. ·~ · thelt,,-.'arfsultofa .hlgh ·s~·Cbase Ungton Beach~ the aouthe..Wn ~·tosee·i;f.U>er~arearrm<n
El . -A·L ,.J t -UTt-.no . u ·t O o·u ·rt· and ~plulJ!. ~•J ,oe~r Golor!(lo Ne)l.QOrt .. ~ach city llmlts_io. Co~. !""epla~!e '1"'lu· we Jllll don! "'DI ees /UIUUC or -_. . ~· ,Springs. . del Mor., . . .. ' . . II:!"" .. ;h• «!•tln4ed. . .
, ' Liberty "woo . has ·beew h 1 The • Aslembly Tf~"'J>Orl!IUon • Com· . J .. den I thin~ lbe Badbam bill ..,u
A pistoi.pocklnc "letperado who said
he1 !r sev~n states ,ta cross k.idnaped
a ~ar-Okl San Cleineute man1Thur&-
daylatternooo, robbed him, tr~. to ob-_
lain $600 from h"is• bank and rin~lly '
fled in his car. ·
cirt M. Clouse of 501 Del Mar Ave.
said he was forced to ride with the
)'OWll-man tfrom South Coast Plaza in
~,Mesa•to San Clemente.
H'e~eec:aped during, a tcuffle outside
the Ulited~allforn1a Bank branch, ac-
COl:'dip.klO San Clemente police, ~
the aliluctor, described as about ZS years
old, riced away. .....
Colt. Mesa Police Detective Gerry
Thompson said Clouse was relieved of
$26.in ca1b fnd two credit cards alter
the ~aper forced hi.s way into the
car.
' .. Move over, you want to get shot?,"
~ .shipped as Clouse started to ll:'t
out of the vehicle after driving into
tbe sh:>pp;ng center.
-throu,mJt Southern CaJ.Jfornl~s 0 ~ I mittee p.issed the ·me a.sure. by, a. C .'t~ .1 . give a sOlµtlon in itHlf," Mayw Hirth
LOS ANGELES -(AP) -. Charles seated in the jury sec.lion. March, with the m~unt inte~ifyrn: -3 .vole n;wrsday 1 af~moen, ~o~wlni · ~ued, ·"but perhaps it will lead to'
MaDllbn fOU~·WiCb three bailiffs ·tr}ring "We gave our lives once before. J):>n't since ·he .truck last weekend pleaded much debate, both pro and con. : · one.. . .
to ,force 111m'iDto hbl aeat in 1 courtroom you know who we are? You put~ us , jnnocenl by huon ol insanity.', The con faction_ charged . today J,hJ-'.111e _Newpoft , Beach de! e I• t lo n ._... •""'-~ • th ~ .. A, . . . II-member comm1U.ee, -. two wer~ ~ the committee with peUtfona ""-lay, 1.11C'l1 was led shoutllg out of on e cross once uc.aore.: Why dQn'l Judge Wilham E. ~'. orde~ed him absent _ had already made ·up it.s bearing 2J,oqo· slgilat.uie. of' pe:ople ~
court ,along with Uree ,others charged you do it again?" ~l~d t!) the state ~!tal at Put;blo rnlnd. . · . · 1 • posed to 'the P~c ·eout _Freew~y
with murder~onspiracy in the slayings Alter their removal the defendant'5' for a. 30-~Y psy~tr1c examination, Costa Mesa Mayor. Robert M. V(llsOc:l as designed. ·
of actress Sharon Tate and six others. attorneys objected thal their coodUct al~gh lie wu .oclgina{IY expected lo wa.s plirUcularly ·ccitical of Ane.aibl)rm.in ABsemblyJllan Badham himself cti~
The commotion started ... when Manson was not disruptive, but the juage tofd b~ nown to ~.Du!go toda.Y· . Frank Lanlerinan (R·La .Canada) ·w1!o, ed.. lu:arUJy. ·~hen asked U pe ~red
and three young women defendants stood them, "They physically resisted lhe Judged sane l~t Septerb~r 15 by he said, .breezed in at th,ei end"o( one to.oommeot on the hearlng,.wtildt~c6me a . pa.eel ol ,psych!atrt.sts, .t~ former presentaUon. . almost five )lean to the. day alter .a
up in court, their arms outstretched bailiff! and they refused to romply •wlth pa,tlenl at two Ca!Lf:omla state hospitals "He moved to. put 'll . qn the .floor similar-bill he introduced waa heard; ':,
, at their alde1 and heads bowed. The the order tb be seated." i.s acl::ustd of murder in San Diego, and got a qUiCk second," Mayor Willon . •"fbe ' committee u it did fiye y'8n
judge ordered ~ to sit down, but Dep, Olst. Atty. Aaron Stovitz said, Huntin1ton Beach, and suspected or said today, coinptainlni: th~;,u!n16~ed ag9, went along with the ,contenUon that
they ignored him. "Today 1 believe the defendants' condUct others. . roes _ of the proposal hadp't ev~n l*n, if a cit) i.s lerTibly opposed· to a freeway;
Superior Court Judf:e Qiarles OlcUr •/as disruptive." Aulhoritie.s in Colorado d.isclo$ed, penn!Ued·to .speak; · . · it shouldn't go through the city," he
then c:l'd llff meanwhlle, that a fourth · y~ng' man ·-·:·M,lnd you, . this .,~~ 'hadn't. t~en explained. ... . '
ertd bai s to put the four Prosecution and defense attorneys had drivina: a yellow Mustang Js being hunted heard the tes~mony, Ile sald. "I Waa verfpleased with, the recepllon.
in their seats. objected Thursday to removal of the a.s a possible accompllct of Liberty and ~e abo J>O!nted.out ~at_Auemb~ 1 UUni: we're geUing some peopte•1 . .i..
Manson tried to fight olf the bailiffs, deftndant.s from the <:0urtroom wheh his gang.· ~ ~merman test if~ M aw~.s • home t"1tiolJ," he Jdded. 1 • • 1 but one grabbed his wrist, another hung they turned their backs on "the judit. JUs lirlfrlend, ·Ann K. Bierly, oC •n Newport Bach himseU tnd1w:ill remain Among other ~fr~way reprete0-onto his i-. .. , .. h ....... hair and a third ~ I " tber E .. ,..,., Ore., pleaded inooceot •-,.,_ flatJy opposed to any freeway that would tatives was Orr.nae Cotmty ROid Com-...... --.a1 .-.,.v ou,,.y, e was no attempt to -. ..., ..,or; !feet it -..
tried to bandcuff blm. physicajly force them back in their seals. same char&es b1 reason ,o( insinlty and a "If I .did sueh '1 thing on the City missioner Al S. Koc,TI,. who. warned thet The ...,.,, -SutaD Allrihl, 21, Leslie wu alao oenl to !he ,Pueblo faciijly Cou 11 .1 Id be ailed oonlllcl of Newport Beach could 1\)1111 13110.0\ID por
1---:rbe1.vk:tlm.-told ..investigators he w.u foret$1, to hand over all his cash, but
told • wasn't enough and ordered to
make a withdrawal o( $500 which he
admitted having.
Van Houghten, 1AJ, and Pat r I c I a The defendants were in court for for psychiatric eiamlnation. . lnt:ni·: .. ' M:::r WU~ snapped. year in revenue If the ,freew_a)' ls dtlete(l. -up~a·g~~~.el, 22 -.-sat down, then jumped.,.. various pre-trial m-OUons. The trial itself Judge Rhodes scheduJed _arraignment He predicted, bOwevei·, that u...th.;..11 ~ b seheduJed·to-begln:Monday. CS.. LIBERTY P11e ll --" "You might as well kJll us all" D>uted' ' · bill will be 'defeated and lllgelttd that
MJss ~kin.s. "We can't let a f~ irtat " even lf It isn 't, the document caflllO!;
As they were led out Mils Jtremrinkel y h 19 A d do what It propose1. railed her anns Ind lddr-'t newamen out rreste Assemblyman Badham, Newport C.Un-
Orange
'Ibe:y1arrlved at the bank branch too
late, thm saving Clouse from the ad·
diUonal Joos.
'He said hi~ kldnaper forced him to
knock on the door, warning against tell-inc banken -whal was happening, but
Ute mlmager relUled to let them in. . .
"I.At's go, Pop," the tidn.ape.r aaid.,
gtabblng Clou,. . by the .,,,,, but he
broke' fl'ff and the nervOU3 abductor
ran 'to Uie ear and sped of!, while
hi• vktim called police.
'Richarc1t1on Gets OK
WASHINGTON (AP) -The S...te
Flnanct Committee ananlmously ap-
provtd today President Nixon 11·nom.ina..
1iGn of Eilklt L. RichaJ'Clm to be
~ of health, educatioa a!"I
welfare.
RiChanbOn, now undersecretary of
etal<, ii to 1uccted Robert H. Floch
in the Cabinet poat. Finch Is to transfer
to the White Hou.e st.att, strrVinc aa
a special counselor to the President.
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COuncil Meeting .
10Jf'.. fW-· Monday_· ·
No ·eooia· M"esa City Oouncii me<tlng .. m. be beld Monday, since three
members _.. lal:lnf 1 trip Ind withoul • qlllll'll'JI lo .et.... bulinets, the other
t"'6 WlH ,et•a•boUilay. ' ·
Mayor Robert M. Willon Je1ve1 Saiur-
cloy !or the U.S. a.i.....,.·of Mayon' ,-.., 1n o.. .... c.io., c.u1n, tbeno early to olteod to blllinesi.
M-Willon ii • member .of the
OffllnlzaUon'• l'f!IOluUons committee,
whld1 drlWI up IM< ... lkln to be 1cted
upon by the entJre ~bfnl\;p,
Coundhnen ' Jrct Hamaieu ·a n d
Wllllam L. St. Clair will follow for the
Monday throogti Wednesday aessioo.
leaving Vk:t Mayor Wl~lilrd T, Jordan
•nd Oovncllmon Alvin .t. Plollty al
'homt.
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• ' ' , . · • . • "· ~:=y H~'\4it~.'4~ t'rlf,:.
• ' j r . . . reP,re1e~tl!d)l)e_;~"1'~~y '.Ftlb,~io~,·:
In B~g~r $mnd He~i ::·"
'1 ' .. : . r ' r •
j!le ruopeot 111 bourt laler. " . : '~hert,',' he 1fld ominously. ·
. I . . ••I , • .. oct":to · G;Fad.tfai~:· •
1;200 T,c;>mghf . . ;
More than 1,200 s(uctenla ire'ei]>ec~ '
Costa Meaa's new polb-' ·heli~' Moments later, TippJn 111.id, he-.re~m
patrol we.-into action :'Jlupday #t edf leaned !over tHe ·eotiriter ahd , tWltled
Vlhen a bambtrger 11ano1 ... _1: he~~P· i~ey-.of\·IOnr&rr~led .Jl'catibtr but it took 1 cittzen's~)l[:io mpr . 'Rol.1 :·1 't ~ • · · · ,_ ~ -,
· -:J°"" L. Reid, II, of "HI/ N~ ( 'llliPln . aid bi wu· forci!d 'to 'h)lnd .
Blvd .. I block from lhe "illckup ' .~•and :Jbld. "'· u~ ... the' floor ,.
was 1UTested al bb apa~~ .... , ·liii!i i.o· dli! 'wdll ab&ur'tlV.•miTIOIOi
to: rece'lve ,delgr~· ~1111 'dln1m11Qianp> co..i ~ Collige's 'iii®' ... .!~i..<'"
Which wUI lfe held'fll J:•·~llo:UO: ' ll<ird ·SlO<lliJm. , ' • >,
llupng the ~~ .t\IO OUU1"1'1-
ln1 !JU...''-'!.~ 'llH'obe ~o1 .
Dr. Norman·W1taon, district chlncellor.
Vltkl Shukia; ao~ class praldent,
booked on chargts of 1nned":,r000W7. ~nfr. thf .baddJt left.t 1 "· .. •
His roommate, James A. G1bton Jr.. Notified of the hoidup, police ~lcopler
27, wa.s also arrested and booked on palrolmen fmf ou final lralrrlng over
cbarge, or Possession ol marijuana afttr ~ city befo.re UM! srogram formally
burnt clgare~• and aeveral hundred bcgln1 llfept the irea hunting for the
....is wore found. . balldll
Jululeo E. Tipp/• told polic< he was Qeleclives ~ue91lonln; olher people In
approached at Ri:tss' Hamburgers, 2144 the Immediate vlclnlly finally• aave one
Newport Blvd., about 1:20 p.m., by a pef1IOn a deac:rlp~lon 9f the ~halt and
man who pJaced an _order and 1.htn were directed to Reid and Glb!iOn't apart.
went to the restroom. mcnL
t .i '
"~ ~--. ' . --A' •
Will pr-I tJ\e. lf10 cl¥-llf~
Or.aduatm ,w l rt be preiented by .or.
Robert. B. Moore. prealdtnl ol OCC and
Or. Jorn,. ·Fllljetalli, ·dc•n .of ·jnottuc·
lion. • • . Co<f1men<:~enl o1Udc~\1peaker will be
Piere Lucas,, qalJonal persuasive 1 apcll~·
ing c'ha'mploo, who wlll' :speak on; ''l!!U:y
to Govern, '1mPosslb1e to 'Ensla\re. "•· ·
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' I "'eatllell' I ~ :, ..... ,,:1···11 ·:
: Looko, fer·"· lUUe.. more .dr.~e: on1 j Sallll'lf•y·lllornihli loflowed ·by ...,.
ny $kits anit'ftrnperaturea bed:'uP
1 in the comfortable .evenUm •Iona I the Orange Coaal.
INSmE TODAY . .
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. I 'IWLV l'ILOT c
Fire AwaJI
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·118t nn ... ...
!or Gl<M ·A. F1....tt, 17, ol Midland,
Tes ., lo< Juoe II. lince the Grand Jury
Jndlcled him on ldmllcat charges, ~lit
Ulo !Kl .. 11. J...U.._ . , ~:..i San W..., ..,..ty·1.,,meo
' • .. Ill Ollor-ldo 8Prioll today lollowlll&
lGt•Olllptjoni . l@tO the m°'t recent
'' , m.nten' •'"' wllJoh Liberty may be 'llnlled, ·;T' .. •
The Rpeky Mountain foothill resort 1town ls llter11ly the s:lte ol a peace
offictn' convention.
Llberty and his two alleged p
were ca ptured Tuesday lorado
Sprincs Police Dete Ca.rier
·-ail by hi -lollowlng a bul!et-
pu , ·gti speed chase.
all was set at $200,000 for Liberty.
whose last known address was 350
Av0cado St., Costa Mesa. whil~ he is
wanted In connection 'f'ith a wbole at.rill&
of murders and robberies.
Liberty was a patient at Atascadero
and Metropolitan state hospitals 1panning
a three -year period after being found
innocent by reason o{ insanity In I.be
biiarTe 1966 murder of his girlfriend.
Mn:. 1Marcella Landi1, 31, was found
with a Bible on her breast anQ candlu
burning beside her body, while Liberty,
then 19, strummed hls guitar in a dirge-
llke tune.
By the time Llberty found his way..,
before Judge Robert Gardner last Sept.
15, he had undergone extended treatment
and was declared to again be Sane.
...
UPIT ...... LIBERTY BLOWS KISS TO NEWSMEN AFTER ARRAIGNMINT
From Colorado Sprint• to Stato Hospital In Pueblo
•
Two Shootout Suspects
Sharon Turner, 18, Miss Orange County, ~Jps Ricky
~ton, 15 months, famili arize himself with fire
fightihg equipment at county's new University Fire
StatiOn '•ear the UC Irvine campus. New, $237,000
station serving UCr and surrounding residential
areas was dedicated Thursday. Ricky is the son o!
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stanton, 1247 Baker St., Costa
Mesa. ·
Judge Gardner admittedly had reserva·
tions but was bound by the law of Calif~a -it gives no alternative in
somr. cases -to release the slender
ynunit roamer. ,
"T1'lere are the imponderables, lbe in-
tangibles, and the unforeseeables,'' said
Judge Gardner at I.he time.
Go Berserk in Court
One ol. two men 1ceueed ol using
a young couple and their baby !'ft 11 ·
hostaaes during a wild shootout -with
Huntington Beach police went berserk
today in Superior Court and had to
be hU!Ued from the prllooer1 aoc1< by
sberUf's deputies.
He and Douglaa M. Cummings, 27, ol
G1rden Grove are accused of ahoot.ln&
a Huntington Beach man outalde a Cot.ta
Mesa tavern Jut April 25. They then
drove off to lhmtington Beach, chued
by an off-duty CoU" Mesa polieelQJJt
and comm1ndeered the car ol a· t..
Puente c.ouple with the alleiM wlmina
that their sit·month:O~ son wouJd be
ahOt If they refuaed;to cooperate.
,_F rom P-.e l
--IRVINE GRADUATION ·. • •
china War, the University and relJted
lopia.
''The lnlonnation lneloded in "-'
paces is both eitemlve and comprehen-
sive.· It. la in1mded for Wt of the com-
mwiity 1n t.ncour•ging intelligent ind in-
formed debate on ttieae topics."
Al a facet of lnfonning the pul>lic of
the' reasons for student" disaffect.Ion with
the war, !our lobb}'l!t.s we.re sent to
W.-gton D.C. Jul month.
Tbe lDOr -Jim Gottfried, 5tudent
body vice president, Claude Dorais..
1tudent body aecretary, Glenn Anderson,
procrani promotion man11er for UCI
Extr.mion, and Lamar Hill, a&Sis:llnt
history professor -spent four days in.
the capital from May 25 to 21.
Gottfried Nil be leit ~had the~
Impact oa Calilornia Congressmen, al~
though they lJllde "Mme eicellent con.
tacts" in the Se:n1te.
"We've heard the comment aever1l
times that there were so many studenb
in Wuhiniton that the Iea:hllators were gettJDi to the paint that they cooldn'l
ta.kt time out to meet with them all.
"BUt on the othet aide of the coin, they
said ·the)' were ao pleued to see us there
because we were one of the first groupi
who were interested in the good of U:ie
wl'loJe nation rather than a single selfish inltfest," he said. ·
The four lobbyists met with Sens. M1r-
l1>W Cook (R-Kentucky). RDbert C. Byrd
<D-West Virginia) and Alan Cranston (0-
Calif.), in •d.dition to a delegation of 1$
Congressmen from California. •
"?t'e ':'1tre .•hie, l think, to generate
the ·feeling with them that there is con-~em·back home, and that what ia happen.
mg , on campuses la not just a radical
movement, but one supported by all
types,'' Gottfried uld.
The protest movement is obviously
sloWing down on the campll1, whether
becau1e of fina.11 and the ·end of school,
or wflether betau5e of nagging enthusi-
asm, it is lmpossjble to determine.
The strike headquarters in Gateway
Commons, once the center of frantic ac-
tivity, it now almost deserted except for
t.heJew people eating there. It ls almost
impo11sible to get an answer on any of th!!!
~.~ dQien phones used la st month to
relay inform1Uon on protes t aclivitie!,
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prot.estor1 have uid they plan to 10 out
• witb a f1ng. _ . .
Griduation ceremonies will be the focus
for what couJd be one of the JJ:st org1n-
ized proteats on campu1 until claues re.
opes in &pt.ember.
Phillip True, a graduating senior 11id
the main theme o! the ar1du.aUon act.iv·
jties will be to "express protest 11 edu-
cationally as pouible. It is not int.ended
to be a confrontaUon."
. 'Ille potesting students -esti!rialed to
ht l;>etween 15 ·anc1 25 puceot of the J ,100
receiving degree! by True -will we.sir
white ann bands and raise clenched
fists during the National Anthem.
True iaid the white arm bands si111llY
• tribute to Ill wbo ~ave died durlllf th•
war, at home and abroad, and opposition
to the continuation of the war. The: fist railing is planned to Indicate
"power to the people, the Id• that ff
the--people--nsume the power they've
abdle1ted, they can end the ..,.ar," he
said. '
LeaOeta will be distributed to visitors
to the ceremonies to explain the slgnJll-
cance of what the students Intend 1o do.
"The reason we're not making a big
protest Is that graduation i.1 a Vf!ll"J aensl ·
tlve time." he explained. "It's a iood
time to make a point, but we don't want
to alienate people,"
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JORDAN .•.
In Jordan ..
A State Department special tuk force
headed by Ambassador HarriJOn Sym-
mes, former envoy to Jordan, ls trylng
to conDrm the welfare and where1boul<1
of all U.S. nallonals ln Jordan, Ziegler
said.
Ziegl er said the Inlernationl Red Cros!
has contracted with Middle Eut Alrline!f
in Bein.Jt, Lebanon, to airlift Americans
and other foreigners out of Jordan. There
are an estimated 535 Americans in
,Jordan. Among those lefvlng are
·'nonessential" personnel at the Amer·
ican Embassy In Amman Md th~ir dept!!n-
dents, Ziegler said. '
Officials said deta.il.s (){ the evacuation
of foreigners from JCf'dan were 11tlll
being worked out. Although Jordan has
agreed to allow Middle East Airlines
planes to fly into Amman to conduct
the evacuation, the Rtd Crou la 1tlll
negolieting with Palestine cornmandol
on geUing the evacueu safely to the
airport, Ibey said.
Burglar Gets
Nine TV Sets
A bitrglar possibly carrying a pa.1s:
key has looted a Costa Meu motel
ol nine television sels worth more than
$2,000, the management told police
T11ursday .
Loren Parrish, nf the Rodeway Inn
1400 Palisades Road, told Patrolman Do~
Casey the sets were last known to hive
been in the rooms on Tuesday.
SomCOf!e noted a television scl WA~
missing from ooe room and 1 check
revealed the dthers had been st.oJen as
well, police said.
11lere was no sign of forced enlry
and authorilies theorized the buralary
may have obtained a muter key. -
U.S. Offices Ripped
LDS ANGELES (UPI) -A homemade
bomb caused $1 ,000 damage to the offices
ol the black n1Uonallst group US early
today.
Police said a door was ripped off
ils hlngts Md plate 1laiq windows wertr
broken, but no one wa1 hurt In the
S::'IO a,m, blast. Authorities 1atd lM
bomb was made from a l~ pipe.
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NY Ghetto Burns
As Sniper Fire
Dela ys Firemen
NEW YORK (UPI) -Fkes which
burned out a supermarket a.nd several
shops and vacant lenements in a
Brooklyn ghetto ares were brnught under
control today by firemen who were
escorted into the area by pi:>lice_, after
reports of snipers.
New Y9rk _Fire Cbiel John O'Hagan
said there was a half hour delay in
sending firemen to the scene because
they had been ''Largets for thrown
missile!, Including rocks and botUes''
through a night of racial dislurbaoce!
in the East New York and Brownsville
sectionJ. Most or the fires were reported
out by-n--:m--:-EDT.
"When the small amu fire started
we would not allow our men into the
area," O'Ha'gan said Jn answer to gµes-
tioNI Bbout the firefighUng delay.
1be supermarket and a number of
shops were reported to have been looted
.and a police radio car was firebombed.
The burned tenements bed been slated
for demolition as part of an urban
renewal program in the prerdomlnanlly
black neigh borhood.
It was the first serious r a c I a 1 oul.-
break of the ~u m mer In New York
and came after a day of searlng heat ·
which hit 91 degrees. There were no
reports of injuries but a.t least eight
peraons were arrested. The trouble wa.s
triggered by police attempts to arrest
two loote rs in the East New York
supermarket.
Asked if there actually Md beer. any
small arms fire in Brownsville, O'Hagan
said:
"Listen. 1 spoke to policer,nen who
were on the sctne-who know what they're
talking about and the report seems to
be valid."
A spokesman for Mayor Ll.ndaay,
howev er, Aid the sniper reports werl!l
unconrirmed and were "just rumors."
There was no foundation. to the sniper
reports, the spokesman said.
Order was restored in the area later
in the morning. Police escorted firemen
into the area Qnd .by 6 a.m. (EDT)
the blazes were llinited lo small rubbish
fires In and around the block of buildings.
The block affected by the fir es i11
bordered by Sutter and Hopkinson
avenues and LegiOn street and Saratoga
Avenue In the Brownsville section, 1
black and Puerta Rican ghetto.
Police said beefed up patrols and tac-
tical patrol forces, wh ich tried to calm
the community ·during the night, had
been pulled out ol the area before the
fires erupl~d.
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Legislat~e Pays
Tribute to Wa yne
The California legislature has tipped
Jt., stetson to Newport Beach resident
,Joh n Wayne for his Oscar-wiMing
perfonnance in the motion picture "True
Grit."
The role of Rooster Cogburn brought
Wayne the Academy Award, cappina
a career in wh ich the former USC foot·
ball slar appeared In more then 200
··plcture.s.
The State Senate joined the Assembly
in unanmiously commending the star for
hi1 accomplishment.
The resolutlon also notes t ba t
"throughout his active career Mr. Wayne
has betn a. dedicated advocate ... of the
princlpJes of Americanism .''
P<illllcatly. Wayne has bt.n 111 con-
tributor to conservatlve causu 101ldly
conslstenl with hla he-man, aoOd.·auY
1eteen lmaae. -..
"There Is no question of the probability
and pos:siblltty, a possibility rather than
a probabllff.y, that if he uses alcohol
« drugs, he will aeain be acting with
disutrous results lo himself or someone
else .••
"I didn 't write the law, but T am
bound by the law. and under that law,
I have to find Mr. Ube.rty no longer
insane within the provisions of that law
arid I will order his release from
c~stody." ·
Robert W. Liberty dropped ~om sight
until re-emerging in the eyes ol
aut.hor!Ues as a homicidal maniac.
A former fellow Inmate at Atascadero
State l:lospil.aJ, Robert J. lrioc, ~. was
Ul'tured and atrangled with a necktie
iri his San Diego apartment last Satur.
day.
"The Ca/l(fleJisht Killer" was scrawled
Jn pencil on a closet door, along with
another menage lawmen didn't reveal
until after his capture.
"Catch me U you can .•• "
Woman Fights,
Routs Attacker
A Costa Mesa laboratory lechnlcian
was grabbed by a man she had seen
crouched behi nd a car early today, but
fou¥hl of( his attempted ripe, &he told
police.
The SO-year-old-vied~ said the man
attacked her from behind as she sµ.rted
to open the door to her apartment in the
2200 block of Pnmona A venue.
She said he clamped a hand over her
mouth and ordered her to be quiet but
she screamed and was struck several
times before the pervert fled . ·
Patrolman John Stoneback ~a id she
sunered cuts and scratcheS; on the face,
but didn't require immediate medical
treatment.
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Officers look David C. 7..ateulo, II,
a transient, out of the courtroom whtn
he broke down under qUeltionln1 from
Judge James F. Judge. A woman com-
panion stepped forward from the. public
sector lo npllin lo U.. Judp : "David
has given up on the world and be
thinks everyone Ja agalnat him ."·.
The obviously disturbed Z.ter.alo came
back to the courtroom In manaelet and
was given to tht ])Ubllc defender'• care
when Judge Judge c;ould obtain no
satisfactory response to hUi questions.
ZaLezalo will allO undergo psychiatric
e.xamlnat.ion be.fore he returna to court
June 2:8.
Air Cal Planes
""Fly; in Morning .
Resident.a of Newport 9-eh can expect
ov_t:rlllghts .at I e.m. fo r the nexl week
as Air California jet_, take off from
Orange County airport, Air Cal Vice
Pre_sident Bob Clifford said today.
Clifford said tht 737's will be making
their early morning departures in 17
charter rt.ighLs, carrying n o r t h e r n
California high school students to all-
night graduation parties at Disneyland.
The student.. arrive the night be fore,
spend the evening at the park, then
retum home on the g a.m. flights.
Clifford ~aid two plane load!! went
out tllis morning, six are scheduled for
Saturday and three more will ao June
20.
Police . cars punued"~ pair · in an ei1h~mlle, bullet rlOdled chase through
three cmununltlea~ that ended with their
e1.pture and 'the filing of cl)arges o(
kldnaping, assault wUh a deadly we.apon,
aaseult on a police .cfficer and beine
armed •hile commitllng a felony:
CuminJnga Wis ordered to return ior
arraignment July 3 and will also bnder10
psychiatric ·ez:amlnaUon. Both meii are
held in OTange County jail with baU
&et •t '82,500,
2 Mesa Fires
Cause Damage
Pred1wn firea In • mtauranl and
home today caustd a total of &2,JOD 1n
damage, according to the Coita Meu
Fire Department, which quickly pin-
pointed the origin of one.
The blaze began ln the flreplar~e. ·
Batlal.ion Chief Ron Colema n said the
Spencer Carle home at 3011 Donnybrook
Lant!! suffered $1 ,000 damage ln the bl1ze
blamed on faulty flrt!!place construction.
"ft burned through the inside wall,
probably all night," said Chief Coleman,
noting the 7:20 a.m. blaze could have had
much more tragic consequences.
Still under investigation today was a
~ :56 a.m. fire that caused $1.200 damage
to the Landau Restaural)t, 1902 Harbor
Blvd., orlglnaUng in a clOi!iel.
"There was no apparent cause," ei-
plained Chief Coleman.
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lilile •dgH1DOe 1goln.ll crime and for public seJ'Ylet.
Tninlnf la blinf completed ior commtrcl!ll~
requlrod by the three police llellcopter pilots, one ol
whcm ..nJ fet lnstruCtor raUng alid teach others.
By now, it bas become obvloua through the Huntinl·
11111 Beach P<>lice Departnient'1 heUC9pler patrol• tbat
Ibey PIY off oolldly In public 1ervlce. Newport Beach
pa!lce may also be oo aerial patrol In tbe nut year.
Noise, f~t• of spying, and otb'!f,frtquently-volced
C011Cems Jn dUes conalderlng 1ucb aerial potrola bave
not proved Ill bother many citizens.
Some arrument& bave been advanced, however, In
flvor of area cities pooling their helleopter operation•
bistead ot going it alone in sucb modem and upenilve
Pf0tram1. 'Ibis is being done on a,wldespread scale in
tbe IUburban 'f'rawl named Los Angeles County, were
many commuruUes and law agencies rub against each
other's common boundaries.
Several ·reasons exist to show this .can't be done u well on tlie Orange Coast by Costa Mesa, Newport
Beach and HunUngton Beacb.
-Newport Beach is unique In patrolling problems,
with its summer·traffic congestion, miles of waterways,
myriad. deadend streeu and expscted 1ea and harbor
rescues. .
-Huntington Beach·i• one of tbe largeat cities in tbe
county, in temu of area, and as helicoptir patrol pio-
neers here, the department is known .to· be somewhat
°jealOU! ot !la Individuality.
-'Costa Mesa, of course, has already come almost
Ill tbi point of established helicopter patrols, with its
own pm of choppers and pilot ancl ·observer pers01inel
!reined. . .
Soine .aha/Ing of patrol .funclion• probably could 4,"'
vllop eventllally. One thi.Dg all such ])rograms share,
however, la regular maim,nance and parU replacement,
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fl Iba primary pJint In ownln1 twp helicoptBI l.nstlld
of oety one.
· . Repair and com-I inltallatloo 11 upenoi•, but"
coafl could be cut by oparathu! under a joint tbne-cllf
alfMl!lenl lot molntenance anil part& pun:blMs. TN!n-
ed hellcopler~ porllOllDel can perform· some m!nor
jollc, but led machines lib bellcopltn requirw more e.-wen too.
Police Htltoritlea b1ve been di1C11sling such C<!OP-
eratlve ~ ....i should be strongly urged Ill necot1-
11t an_ogreemont which would Increase botb econom,y
allCI ealClepey. • . .
Girl Hitchhikers·
' Last w~ Jn I,l!auna Bead.. two yowi1 girls and
their lltUe brouter.:lJtc;hhlklngtrom tbe downtown area'
Ill their bome'·lil tbe .Outh end of town, had a terrify•
1111( experience from which they emerged, fprtunately, ·
unharmed and. It is hoped, wiser. ,. ,
The· friendly driver who offered ti\• youngsters a
lln turned lnlll a knlf"'wleldlng would-be molester who
(ifove them to a secluded spot oU Laguna Canyon Road
and frightened tbem out of their wits before suddenly d ..
parting after apparently losing his nerve.
All this happened lp broad daylight.
Girls aged 13 and 15. as tbese were, certainly should
bave more sense than to accept rides from strangers,
let alone solicit tbem. They should bave learned tllis
rule at borne, at a much earlier age. '
But judging from the number o! bikini-clad budding
beauUes hitching rides along Coast Highway every sum·
mer, there are parents whO either don't bother to broach
the problem, or aren't able to do a very convincing job
of it.
The police do what Ibey can to protect wandering
Juveniles,. but Ibey connot be·expected to educate young-
sters In bulc rul•• of•behavior !bat should be talten care
of at bonie. Or perhaps ii'• tbe parents who need educa-
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AndTeaehing
Of English
Dear
Gloomy
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l\'.bon A•lu Public to Be Patient One Last Time
I fOund recenUy a fascinating book
publilhed a few years ago by tlie U.S.
superintendent of documents and written
by John O'llayre ol the Denver office
of the Bureau of Land Man1gtment
of U. Department of the Interior. In
hi1 book, GOOBLEDYGOOK HAS GOT
TO GO Mr. O'Hayre cites an example at bur~ucratic proee within his own
deparlmellt:
"We readil7 ~ the dlfficult prob-
le1111 preoented by
this attu&Uon. and
if it can be other·
wise 11Usf1ct.orily
.... -.... ...Wd prefer to •void tru-
pou utlon. U you
determine fl """"' .. lible to JeplJte the
Rolsnd occupancy
and hly production
by Issuance of a IP'<ial ... pennlt.
u --In ,.,... ~. ;,,
have no obJootil>n to thlt proceduno.
•1"ANY IVCJf1'EllMIT should be IU~
· ject to cenoollotlon when the W1dJ are
acttvely required for .re c I am a t 1 on
purpoaes and lhoukl provide for' the
r!Cht of the olllcen, •pntl, and
employq of ·the United Slatu at 111
times to hive unrestricted 1cce11 and tneres1 to, paaap over, and egress
lnlm . all ssld WK!J, to make ln-
-lfptiOM of all kinds, dig test pits
ond drill lelt boles, to 111fVty for
nclamltion and trrtptlon worn, and
to perf<l'Dl 1n1 and all necessary toll
and molltUre ooruervatJon work." _
O'lloyre -. bow the fat csn be
~ !Jun tlJlt kind ol pn>so and
OOlll<I up.with.the followinfl mislon:
Urban Syndrome
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SterUng, W., Guelle; "We have the
word of I University or Pittsburgh
n•ardter that tile In the 6ig city reilly
does ttsemble 1 r1t race-or vice versa.
For 11 year1 now, Dr. Joseph Buckley
hu been nmninC llbaratory rata-tome
11"00 of them all told-through a 'Wess
chamber' simulating a few o( 1he
c:haracterlaUc environmental inf1utnetl
ol the urban ealJtence-flsshlq bright
Dghta, blariJlg no!,. and constant
IDOVetneot.. this last, at ltO Jolla to
tht mlnute, slJOllOled to duplicate tht
effecta of auto and commuter tralG
traveL After a week or this pace, Dr.
Buckley's rall d<""loP high blood
......,.., become irritable 1111<1 tend to
... ,. In lhort, Ille urban 1)'lldrome:
And In fact, I good descrlpUoo of IOmt
ol lho people we work with." -. .
West Wlllfte'-1, N.Y., It•: ••Raped
for public and privato~ property appears
to be dlm1ntsb1Jg. Al a New Jersey
wildli£e refuge. the fr.nee Une1 must
be patrolled, N)Jecially durfnl the hun· tinf1 .,..., wbel hunten cut tht f.....,
to 1aln entrance, or pl1ee temptin& bait
lull oullldl the bound•ry un... n-ta chlrlt -' the refuge place ex'ra
load wen fukt~ the arta during hunting
-IO the anlmalJ will rerpa~ i•
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THE PROBLEM of teachers ol l!:nllllh
in cetle1es a11 ·well u hlgh ICboola 11
often that ol teachll>g standard Engllih
to speak9" or non-standard diatectJ;. But
it seem• to'me Ul.lt the teacher's concern
with "corrections" obscures all too often
hil concern with the content of eOm·
munJcat.ion. tf J owe you money. it
doesn't matt.er U I say, "I'm broke,"
or "I'm on the shorts." or "My aaseta
are not In UquJd condiUon." You are
not going to collect.
Th concem oneaelf with the sem'antic
content of 1tit.ements before working
on problem• of fonn involves lhe
reverul or traditional methods or
teachlng English .
SUPPOSE A STUDENT s 1 y s ,
''Tomaiots ain't doin' so good this year."
As tea chers of English we ue trained
to iump on that wOrd "ain't."
But arr.n't there more important prob-
lems? can you not uk tbe 1tudent,
"Whal tomatoes are you talking about?
Tomatoes on your fa~er's fann!
Tomatoes all over the county? The" na·
tional tomato crop? Also, how do )'OU
know'!' Have you been talking to
relal Ives'!' Wu tt tnmet.hinl( you heard
rm the "1'1tdlo? Have you bien.. talking
to your county agricultural a1Zent? Or
was it a story in 11te Wall Street
Journal?" .
APTER TICE STUDENT llas clarified
wbat tomatoes ho ts relerrfnl to ond
where the' illronnatlon comes from -
Is It hlt flntlland observaUon, a report .
of someone else's rtpOrt, or a r.,..t
of a report of a report? -he mlgbt
finally tactile the problem of whether
hi1 llat.ment II In l\IJi<)ard, upper..:1111
En.:llsh. ,
The mo1t Important problem• or
wrltin« and speech are not grammar
and elegance " fonn1 but the lhnple
questions, "9D1at are you talking about?" __
and "How do ·you knoWT" Since, Ent;ILlh
teacher• olltn concern· them.Hives eolely
with queltlom of grammalic•l form,
ltudenb <it.en 1et the kSea that English
lellchen Nrto nolhlna Important to te1Ch.
The problem for the teacher of Englllh,
then, II to Ilk hlmleK, "Am f tlachinfl
•tudenll to comnt\llllcata reaponalbly?
Or " my job almply linflubllc '90'
metolooT"
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Cambodia: Hope a Year's Time Won
comes that a year 's Umt has been pined
for the continuation ol the Amulcan
withdrawal. Thls is conflnned In gueral
by Str Robert Thom-, tho British
guerrilla warfare expert. who bu 1ub-
mttt0d add!Uoaal reporll to the l'n!si·
dent. Great algnlflclDCfl ls attached to
the aelwre ol medk:al supplies and equip-
ment which cannot be quickly ·replaced.
Gen. -Creighton Abram1' doubts about
the practicability of Vietnamlu.Uon have
been largely removed ud be ls mon
optlml1Uc of aucctu, bellevln1 that a
breaklhrough point hu been reached
in the trlinlllg of !he ARVN for 1U1talned
combal '
IT IS AG.\INST THIS background that
hope 11 btgbmlng tO rise that Hanoi
will setk to move forward on negotiation
or a setUemeRt. 11le calculation here
is that Hanoi has no more than three
or four months to take advantage of
what wlll prove to be ill beat chance
for neaotlaUoa. nree or four months
from now, the ARVN 1J1d the government
of. South Vletn1m. if eventl contiaue
at theJr praent pect, wtU have taken
on such a larp ablre cl. combat
responsibility that they ca n claim a
larger ahare ln detennJnlq: the nature
of the settlement. Tbe AmerlCIN will
not be able so euUy to caJJ the turns
three or four ni o n t h 1 from now and
thi.s llhould be obvio111 to Hanoi, It ls
reuoiled . Time Is fut running out on
that score. It will. have run completely
out. if, as expected, Americans art Jn-
aignillcanUy ln combat a year from
now, sod the ARVN 11 holding Ila own.
WHAT. ALi.·THIS means sfntrallt
ls that Nixon Is asking the Amtrkan
pubUc to be patient thb. one last time
but for another ytar when Americus
will be ' out of combet. And be has
asked the American public to be patient,
too, with the prospect that there may
in the future be extensive bombing optra·
lions In Cambodia if the Comm\lll.sts
move back toward the border and try
oniee agin to Un'l up a 1tring of hues
endangering withdrawing. Amerlcan fo,.. ....
No doubt once again there will be
heavy pressure on the President to agru
to a p~-colld!Uon that a coaliUon govern-
ment be set up in Vietnam. Nll:on ii
lhow,lng no Interest in that PfK'OfKflfion
.at aD. It ii lllOlher matter if1 supervised
elecUons in whlch Communist•
participate result in the election of Com-
mulll.st officials or delfcnaUon of Com.
muntm fn tbe pvernment. No aJ.
tematlve ·to the Thfeu-Ky government"-
fore that time ii deemed to be ,....kab". W!>at olrtkes tho tnqulrer most for<ibly
is the certainty at the White House
that America's dinct part in the war
is coming to an end.
How Devotion to· the Flag Began
Laguna Beach'• Emily Rois, well
known for he,. accurate hi&toriccl rt·
search, submitted the following on
beho.lJ of Patience Wright Chapter,
DaughttYS of the American RevoLu.
tion, and Cavalier ChopUr, Colonial
Do.mea XVII Century, it1 obrervance
oJ Flag Dau Sunday, Jun• 14.
-Editor
By EMILY ROSS
Lile In Washington was not aeriously
dl1turbed by the war ·
ot 1112 unUI July,
1814 when it was
le•rned that the
Brltlah had landed
and were marching
dlrectly on Washing-
ton. Panic • sbicken,
many ol the inh8bi-. tanta fled from the
city, lnclUdlng Prer
!dent Madlaon 1111<1
hil cablnet.
On "'aching Washlngtpn, tho Brllllh
flrll put to root a llDill company ol
American regulars and mlUUa and then
proceeded to bum the city's blll
bulklinf11, lncludinc the Whlta Houte,
after wltlch they nturn<d to thetr camp
on Chesapeake Bay. ·
FAANCll IC01T ltEY, poet.lawyer,
who was at the Ume. An artillery officer
with the rank of lieutenant, leatned that
the British had arre1ted 1n old friend
of hia, Dr. Wllliim Beane, for alle1ed
"discourtesy" to the invaders and _were
threatening to hang him.
With a nag of truce and accompanied
by Col. John Skinner, aaent for the
parole of prisoners, Key set out from
Baltimore in a sma11 American ahJp
in ~pursuit of the Brltlah fleet which
they contacted two days out &Dd were
permitted to board the ad"1fr11'1
Oagshlp. With difficulty, they obtained
the old doctor'• releue but were not
permitted to return to BalUmore unUI
after the pendln1 batUe agalnat Fort
McHenry, wbl.<IL block~~· to
BaJUrmre.
OVER llT. M<llENRY flew the hu1e
30 by 41 foot, lkllr, lktrlpe n11
whlcb had been m¥e the privloul year
by Baltimore teamatres!I, M a r 'I
Pickersklll, at her home on Pritt Street.
From their vanta1e paint aboard •hip,
under British 1Uar4. the three
Amertc1111, all throlllh tlle dayll&ht boun
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l'vo written ~ note to your edit.Qr
complaining aboul you!
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Dear M. D.:
11 thot Whal Utal thlnf .. tha
doctor'I lattarltnd l!U? Jim. 1!fY
editor had tt fllied 1t the druptore
and hBS been putt1n1 _dropa In
tl1s ears every three houra.
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1 am pre1ldent of our communJty
"By Geor1el" fsn ilub. Pl<ase
lltf!ll· 111 1>1e ol your typewriter
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YOUR WoRSlll!'PlNq r ANS
Oe:•r NUTS :
Unlortunltaly, I ••n1 -I typewriter. I .,. a -qu(D.
A1aln. unfortunately, the ·fln1nce
"9"11l1J17 hll .._ltlld m1
100tt. I can, howevtr, HM ~ -one of my pencll1. Just droP a
coin In mY Un cup.
ol Sept. 13 and llto· the ntgh~ u1!0Ull7
w1Jched tho terrtllc bombardmenl StJd.
d<nty, all ~ celllOd and In tho
ominous silence which coatlnued throu&h
the night. their fears incruted that thl
fort had surrendered. Then, to thl1r
Joy, "by the daWn'a early light", thlly
<1U1bt their first glimpse of tho "Stara
and Stripes" fluttering i• the breeze.
• IN THE FERVOR of the moment,
It wu made our 111Uoul anthem; Prill-
dent Hoover algnlng the bUL On July
%, !Ml, l'n!sldent Trumsn proclafmed:
''That u a perpetual l)'lnbol of our
patriotism, tho n11 ol the Untted Statoa
shill honaftor be dllplayed at Fort
McHear:y N•tioJJ&I Monument at all Umel
during the d~ and ntaht." ""
·~ Stars and Strlpea" wblch flew
over Ft .. McHenry la "°" old and bat.-te~. Its many penetraUons mute
evldel\CO of Ila travail during that
perik>ul Ume. It Is preserved at the
Smtlhloalan lnslltuUoo In Wuhfqtoo,
D.C. where It 11 oo permsnent dllplay,
Key re•ched into his pocket and found
an old letter on the back of Which
he jotted doWD, "Tis the S~
Banner-Long may it wava o'er the Janel
or the free and the home of the brave.'' SINCE THAT Ume IO long aao whel: He continued to write u be wu belq the tranoported by boat to B•lthntn and John PauJ Jone• vlctorloualy rf.laed "American Stirs" off the coast of In hi• hotel th.at night, wrota out the England until today In the Juqlel of
worda In their entirety, Just u we know Vtetnam, the Star1 ·and Stripes hu bten
them today . carried with honor across every tea-and
Flnt called "The Defense of Ft. unde.r the seaa--allt ln the akles above Mcffury,~the name wu .llter_chlnl:td-_~ ,,_ -A le ·ba .......
to ·--Star• ~ B ,.. Kt11'1 ...u--counm:-11 mer lnl-ve-• ....," -"~ ~-~ anner • ' and died to ka<p It aloft, Amertcam poem lilted the then popular '°"g who loved thdr couiltry and ·beU.vld
"An•Cl'fOG in ~ven" and Ht to this it to be their dbty to obey tta llwl.
1tlrrlng musk, the complete aon• was to r8ir>ecl its nag and to defend tt
distributed all over Balttmon In the agalnl1 aU enemies. form of banclbiUf. Jn • matter of hours, ·
everyone wu alnjlll& It.
THE IONG "Anacreon In Heavea''
WU mode f-by the ~Ille
Society ol Lood<it In ms, d<rlvln1 l"
name from the Gree.k lyric poet of
that nam<. Though Ila or!Jlln II clOUed
In oboCUrtty, tt 11 pneraily COft<tded
that bec1-.e ol tll lllltllal llrllns ~nd
tts rue:mbluee to_a tnmptt match•n•
IOlll of tbal day, tbat It II mllltary
In origin.
Tho ""' nll'hod thl1 C!'W'lt)I In 1713 wbtn it wu puhliihed 1n two ~c•n .
new1peper1 and later ._red 11 tha
lcirm of -ahoot llUlllc by which Ume
thtre wtre over a hundred parodllf.
llllO)' ol whlcb -today. -
BOl'H WORDS AND m!Uic of "'l'ho
Star.apanclld -Banoer" 1ppc1ied to
Amerlcua everywhere and marked the
begtnnl!'I or devoUon to the nag. On
March 11 1931, by an Act ot ConiJ'eSS,
-~--
F rl day, June 12, 1970
1!!e •dflorlol pog• o/ th• D<rilv
Pilot 1eekl to inJorna and 1Um-
Mlolf raadcn f>f pr1,.,.ling lhla
MWIJ>OPfT'• OJ)i"fOtu and. cotri-
mfntarv on topk1 of f11tcrat
ond 1ignlff<cnc<, Dv .prot>icUllCI • . /or:um for Iha 1"11'1"'°" o/ our rtod•ra' optniou, GM b11
pr'tCtntblQ' 1hl dfvef'll ofao-
poinll o/ fn/.......S obi,,,,.,.
ond rpoktimeti oti toplu o/ '1&e
day.
Rob<rt N. Weed, Publl1her
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VYs ~Blame Each Other for Econo my ----WASHINGTON !AP) ~ ...... wblcll -Jltlideilt you listen to, either
1bt Democrats or t b e
.Rep1bllrana are to blame for
tl>e _.1 stale ol the U.S.
economy and v«en wilflower
tl>e boom on lhe guUty 'party
lo NOV1!111ber.
l!peo\lng in Washlnglon
1banday night, Vke Pres!·
dent Spir.o T. Agnew said the
·prev1ous Democratic 1d·
minlltntioos are resp00slble
for both l\1e IDl11linn and the
made to some 500 Republican
congressional candidates. their
wives and campaign aides at·
ttnding a candidates' COft-
ference here .
defeatinC ID ~ that
would have authorized Nil.on
to lend U.S. ground 1n>bpt
into Cambodia after July L
wbeneVer the Piesktent fett
Jt necessary to protect
American forces in South Vie~·
nam.
"All steps must be taken
lo withdraw our troops from·
lndochina as aoon as po111--
ble," Humphrey told the
$1 ,llOO-a-plate dinner audience.
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· Yields 'Arsenal'
FRESNO (iiPll · -Loul,.' rouiid iu r.U.,., •J>PU'lllily uve
'llloreoeru who DWT!ed llleel grenadts, pl.utlc anny mines,
' belr William E. Thoresen IIT 23 '"achloe cuos aqd QIOried
1 in a "Cinderella wedding" ~lade knives, ltUettOI .-~ th.\tn JO yearf ago, wa.s and d,gen. .
. arrai~ today for ~ h e lf war na hnmedlat.ely
ohooUng death o1 her gun-<01· ktloY(D wbo,...OU!d dOtend Mra.
lectlng husband. Thoresen.
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Mrs. Thoresen, 33, a Famed San J'rllldsco 1t-: :
sl~nd~~l.attracUve blonde, waa torney J. VJ. "lakt." Ehrllch •
a spee;cn therapist from a po.or defended the couple Jn 1967 .'
Cfilcagi> (amlly when she mar· aft!r Jaw enforcemerlt officlal1
r1ed ThOnen. a hand,..50me seized t.Qns, of armaments they
-Swtheast Alian war and "for
the first time in eight years
somebody ii trying to do
·-.. -l<lm<lhlt1gtab00! the Ml -cif .
living."/
But at the same time
former Viet President Hubert
H. Humphrey t o t d a
Democratic audience ln New
York that the economy will
be ttie primary issue in the
J970 congressional elections
and he charged that tbe NJxon
admlnistratlon "has d o n e
nothing to help" the current
inflationary slluation.
Humphrey, Who is expected
to .announce Saturday ht will -ti ~~i -candidate ·ror U.S.
senator from Minntsota,
pfedicted great gains for the
Dtmocrats in thf: fall elec-
Uoos.
But in Washington, Agnew
called the Senate's SJ-47 defeat ol lhe proposal by Stn. Robert
C. Byrd, (0-W.Va.,\ 1 "grave
mistake on the part ·or Ul,at -
distinguished body."
On the nation's economy,
Agnew said it ;s t he
Democrats that are to blame
for the preserit s.ituation and
said "it takes quite a blt of
nerve for Democrats tc com·
plain about inflation, 11tls kind
of reminds me of germs com·
plaining about disease."
rnari afflicted wtth a -stUtter. said Thoresen had stashed ..
She was .charied 111ursday around the San FranciSco Bay _ .
wl!Ji •the murder of the area, mllch ol it ln his San
.J11yllery.mllllooair<1-wbo liJ1tiL .Ft"""1= m~nsioo. •
a ll!e,obsessed with guns. She At that t l me Er If ch '
was also charged w i t h described Mrs. Thoresen as -· posSiess.I~' of marljull'l'la for ·a ·•sweet little Jacty who did
sale. what her husband told her
He also credited President ../ N-with belng the fin!
daef u.«Uf.ive "trying to get
us out of that war."
Aple"W's remarks w e r e
Humphriy alsO praised the
Senate's 'thursday a c t I o n
I . Fili~h SI~tes C~1npaign
To Polish HEW Record
WASHJNGTON (UPI) -
Robert H. Finch has started
a campaign to polish the
record be made during 18
months II Secretary 'O r
Heal:th, FAucation and"Welrare
(HEW). He aay1 too many
cl the problems have been
empha1lr:ed sirxx his
deparlutt for a White House
job wu anoounced last week.
"I'm not usually that thin-
1kinned," Finch Aid Thursday
Cosmo11auts
Sleep Easy
MOSCOW (UPI) -Soviet
Cl)lft'IOnlula "'1idrian Nikolayev
and Vitaly Sevastlanov fought
inlomnl.a at the start_ of. their loi!i Soyw: I ~ce flllh~ but
now they sometimes over-
llee:p, a· newspaper said today.
'l)ley dream "in blac)< and· whil.e." . .
"'Tl;ud {laboc), t.be trade un.
Ion dally, said the Coom=out..
.-rtbed thelr sleepinf b1bit..
to,docton at the Soviet Union's
~ Coomodrome where ~ t 'btuted oU 'June I.·
in an interview. "But in terms
of jmUfication ol m y
stewardship, I'm going to be
meetiqg with a lot of pres!
members in the next few
days."
'Finch handed "OUt 'an eight.
page "Partial List of HEW
lnitlatlvet1 and Ac·
complishments," whlch he
saMI be pre~ for distribu-
tion to newamen. It includtd
an ll·point defense o! his
management of the unruly
department, which has been
-tom by dissent and morale
problems
''There have been
managerial refonru: and pro-
grammatic initiatives, many
o( which are still in the
legislative mill," the state·
ment said. "They represent
an effort to transform this
vast, many.faceted depart-
ment . into one coordirfated
vthicle for the delivery of
human services." •
Appearing more re I a x e d
than he has for montha, Finch
said he was cf\stUibed by in-
ferences he was· backing off
I tough job to setk wdJ.ary
in the White Houae. Nl.J:on named Finch a Prtsidential
cbunse11or
He sald deficit spending
under Democratic ad·
ministrations was responsible
for the current inflation and
that Nixon was Vying to apply
the brakes.
"For the first time in eight
years somebody is trying to
do something abut the cost
of living," he-said.
The Nixon administration,
however, has announced it ex·
pect.s a $1.I billion deficit in
the fiscal year ending June
30 and it has predicted a
deficit for I.he following fiscal
year also.
Kent to Get
Grad Guards
KENT, Ohio (UPI) -The
Kent State Univen1ity security
force has called in reinforce·
ments for the spring com·
menctment ceremonies Satur.
day -the first on-campus ac.
tivity since the fatal shooting
of four students May 4.
Chester Williams, director
ol· the 37-man campus force,
said the extra men will come
from the city polia: depart..
ment, the Portage County
Sherifrs Office and nearby
communities.
He predicted ~'an orderly
mrnmeDCtment" say Jn I
"whatever must be dooe will
be done t~ insure it "
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Th~ ONLY Dishwasher
: ··that washes '·casseroles,
Broiling Pans and .~
U,.I Te"*'9
TORNADO DESTRO YS DAIRY FARM IN P E RKINS, OKLAHOMA
TWa 'Kfll9d, 27 Injured •• Twf1t1r1 Ravage Gr-•t Plains Ar .. Thoresen'a nude body was to do."
U.S. Na vy Ship Aids
P erli Quake Victints
found Wednesday sprawled on Thoresen was convicted on
a bed· in ijieir modest home. federal gun charges and an l
He was shot with a .38-callber appeals court ha~ sent the T Oinadoes. revolver from his collecUon. matter back for further hear·
His wife Wai 'booked alter ings in U.S. Distr:lct Court ~,
running to a neighbor and the day before he was killed·. Ri Thr h screaming: "( shot.Bill." P oug There was still no clue IS '
, Later We~nesday, Mr s ·.., to shy Thoresen spent much •
Thoresen was tak~ fro~,iier of his life collecting weapons. ~ P}am" S ! -ea cell and treated af a hospital He <Mee _was asked if 8 ;
ABOARD Tt!E USS GUAM 80 mil es tc the southeast. 1'..1-for a punctured eirdrum. a 37-millimeter'cannon was not •·
(UPI ) -This U.S. Navy 0th er helicopters and "punctiJre wound''. in her left a strange thing to ooUect.
fighting ship embarked on a airplanes have been fl ying By The As&OCiated Press fl ip and 1ssorted bruises. ) Thoresen replied : "It's a :
mission o( mercy today, sen-mercy missions in that region Tornadoes churning out or Police Thursday carted box-lawn .ornament. Every lawn
ding fleets of helicopters to sinee last week. They mUst heavy thunderstorms over the es of land mines, grenades, ought to have one. A lot of.
airlift victims of the May 31 cross the Cordillera Neira at G ph•--~ d 1 h machine guns, mortars, them do_ at courthouses."
earthquake that killed an altitudes above 15,000 fee:t. reat '"'-'-'.,, j uurs ay n g t pistols. knives, dynamite and =---=~=-~~~-'""i
estimated 50,000 persons in The hatardoUs flying already, struck more t.han a dozen 50 pounds of marijuana from lf
Peru. has claimed s<>me lives. towns in Oklahoma 1 n d the home.
The helicopter carrier U.S.S. On Wednesday, a Peruvian Arkansas, causing death, A traveling case containing
Guam dropped anchor al heli copter crashed, killing the damage and injuries. sticks or unwrapped dynamite
"'-'-'---'-Thursday eve~i~g. three crewmen llboard. rch . was at the foot of the bed "'"u.......,i.e •w• Two persons were killed \.-"H•• eot" • -ot·lh" -Mrr'll Her 16 big helicopters today planes niursday f nd an --wucre the body ol the 32-year. 1ine11 111-.•. • 111m "1V -.. ..
fl I. f 1· Argentine plane th crashed one in each slate -by old heir to a reN•ted $10 ~ ~Ii:! """ °' lnt9t•t." began ying re ie supp 1es ,... ..., Tttrt11.. ..... :. ...... .......,
and teams int 0 stricken the day beror lling four torna does, and three others million fortune was found . . ..
Andean towns and bring out Argentine crewme and one died in incidents related to In the ~ns .of boxes ·and
the injured. Peruvian, and injuring three: the storms in Oklahoma . cartohs which filled the~home ~
The Guam will serve as a Peruvian paratroopers. Arkansas counted ZS injured -"~li~ke~a;;;w~ar~ehouse~~··-· ~·~m~·cer~•~=iii:iiii:iiii:i=iii:i~~g
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temporary hospital ship. Her and Oklahoma 12. ,ii
crew includes 3t sCrrgeons and Nineteen mobile homes were \
medical corpsmen. and the Crisis Slays reported demolished In the
ship can aceomodat.e J,000 Oklahoma communities o f1
paUents. · SALISBURY (UPI ) -The Alta Vista and Long Town.
The May 31 qwake virtually JU1odes1an parliament voled south of Tulsa. A teen-age
leveled Chlmbote and many Thnrsday to extend r or girl died in the Alta Vista
towns in lhe mountainous another year the nationwide twist.er.
region t.o tbe east. Govern· state or emergency. The vote Several houses and many
ment authorities esUmale the was taken after Law Minister fann buildings were leveled
quake affected 800,000 person~ Desmond Lardner-Burke said in various parts of Oklahoma.
directly and left thousands he expected more terrorist$ Hardest hit in Arkansas was
homeless. to infiltrate the country in the mountain town of Spring.
An avalanche triggered by an attempt to foment sub-dale, 190 miles northwest
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By RICHARD P. NALL -1bly than many Who had &1Jne Spealting<>f~milit~ establiJ\W!!!I~ ·~· ~ ~ve~=1': iSdt®I, · "'49re imPorjapt thae !P-ades, award.f,
OJ•Dalfr,IWllllff bcfure ' . 4 , r'M>htriilJ ~eitJ"'l.anrJ [~. ~' I . · Ide . ~-• · , •'!oJ19.lis .or pub4cl~Y.',llS Uie 'dev.~lopment
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08.tl...;.\ 1£!."'.;.;,m.si•~ ·:u.. P°i~tl..:iiii:"'r~,it'~'Ttitni~i· thin lioo,1lll0 ifli;ted bf.jtilt~ d......:.,. ~. ....~,, .1heki. " ••if lulti!ment-ot·~ur1inne• iel•er~ oer lheu-~A(iiia l,ialt!r in um;..,: !Dr !he prove-ts in Iii~ ·~·.~·~1a~ W':.:l,1:;!"~~~=~:'~~~~· tp~tln:Wbll6Bou9'~ri0i:Urll)'.", .'vatorian e.;p.;= ~. ~·~1\i:des~·~.l!J"'~Rj<:i\Def.J><ueti."
last tune Thurs_day~n,igbt. : , everYWhel'e at. oDQe,J ·that ~Y' 'must kl b . -id : r . . · Real:&n .I~ Newport',ac~ .1t·~7'~· ''The'tjme!!or.~~.st~•,idtal 1 · 1 • ' ' 'r. , · , 1be comme.ncement 'ceremony m; the begin nearby,; •'Many 0f;y0u!have worked ~ ., Y 0. e~, g'enera~ that Jt: can-api. todar_, tor .. ~· re~'UYelY. shart .14J~ 1hU. alreaCfy' fieen.Jn.cqe&~ in· ~lbe(hi&h' . SaJutatorian Bar6ara, a)'lor took a
outdoor .amphitheater .of Irvine Bowl had clianges• ·m m~ byi Ute sheer rorce . or H .d, .. , . ' . nil , · IPuth'!"ard to the , paffialJy . completed· achool" years · look· at today~s society, citing the
the .style an<t variety that has become what you are" he said. e .sa,~; ~le Hrmg 1.cb~limt ,Unehl, ~· Ma.Barl?Or .. · ~ .. ~·. : .. . · a,wesome :problems of raciaf Strife~
iaied 'th La · · • sense o 1orma res~ 1 y an ~n--FrO ltier th erilottbo ...._.. · ~·r.··.,~, , -. dlsease war and th d tru u of • assoc . '!' ~commencmients, He Said·if'theworld.istobeimP_rov~ nessof .spirit ,and thopeil-hoPeto-he'al ·,.mt _e, e ,gov ' .. P~ to • . i '. ~ .. •' .,e es c OJt. man1
There were 246 seniors graduated. The the cltfss must have a share m IL the wounds ofiAmtrlC , ·at d" . " shore ~a the bar~ s • •pter ,. and. G ~/'! J__ . . env1ronmeni.
bowl, which; holds 2,500. persons, was "As individuals and . la a group y0U' He said '"our beral~ l~ noW':~~Jid, :e~um~l:SJy drove to .San . Clemente .... for-Ull, ,man. ~Witt}-, ps,. . "W~ must find an~w'ers t0 such Pf"Oo
nearly full as the seniors deacended are among the finest J>e9Ple J have die , silent ·niajority will• h'ard•en. e~talk_S1 . . . , tih:ms as overpopulal,ion. ,, .We have tow~d their seats thro.ug~ ~ flower ever known ," said WhitchurCh. ~ themselves lo. the• shock valuei Uiat':JC'ent A presr ~~ence. ·on ~e .. ~e: 'R b R, l . created. air. poHuti<>&.wat.er polJuUon and ~:~'!;=~~dc\'i;ir:;~;:l;.,.h: th~·!:~";lii .::i:ryp;;:,,~ ~~ ~~'.~~:;~~,r~nt~·=":.~ ;;ti:.~~'. i~~~ .. :~~'Wiu~~i: .. '·~ ,s, .. ;er~~~~ ' ~~ ~l;'kt~,;.;'~;~~.~t ~'!':
former Lf,guna Ht~·teacher now a mem challenges . life offers, yet our vortex ~une to tne reality·_.s~tbey baveibecome .. ~-is-_ ' " . ' · ' · . S · ·c·J --~ · :heo~~~~Y ~the bea~y 'of some places ...
ber of the UC lrvme faculty.-He told of energy-will -not be channeled totally unmune to ~lhe ~slaughter in ~Southeast ' . ~ ba.recent appotntee .,fo...the an,. W·mente~n.. ·-
the class that Wey belong to-a ~tion intothe-search.forthe ·dollar-biU. Asia. 1 ~ f:g New :Y~~r'~~i (",ao. . : · .. : ., ,!. ~··. , hJMht~ci~ln.gthesoadn'gra~incrlme,
that p-ays 1or peace while practicing ''Unlike previous ge~eratioos we will '''J'.hey represent· the same. aQalh.etic , Rock i U' ' · ·, y; . · • .~ '10 n A· p1atol-packing desperado who said · g way deaJ.hs, drug 1 addiction and
war. . he ch lie r public mass that destroyed Germany e e er. he ·.had ·sttven .states .to .cross .kidnB;ped alcohol.ism, Miss Taylor tumed tD pro-"You am ch"'nae people,'' he toki draw out attention to t a nges o in the 30, 1 t · fly tHiS oft · lt·was not aanounced·wbether •Re.ago ""' Id S Cl blems treated by '""'ay's technot ....... ~-n livin(· in a state, a naUon, a WQr)d of ge "d "'c· 11· canhno JUS Ind st .. '.J. an<f Agnew would stay for tbe preis a u.-}'ear-o an.. emen~ man Thurs-. ..,... "'al the class. "U you have the. mora1 CilUTage peaceful coexistence. We are human be-llOC1 e. a 1ng uman u er ... ¥1ng on[ . _ b t tne· . . qay ~ernoo!!J! .r.9.~~.:.h.iro •. tried 'tl).ob-"Besides giving many , ~e(Jts, new
to take the initial step, you may ib1.d ings yearning to reach the ·full potential the highest purpose of communlcat.Ion, tche er~, nor w a U' plana for l;ain · $500 from ·his ·hank, and i.finaJly f.echaological.developments have created
others join you." of uor selves' and our environment not he said, "We must speak up." The ·evening were. · · fled:,lm.his.car. , , . , , new prilblems: the. space p('Ogi'am hu
He lauded the class for its involvement recepticals into which units of teruting class rose as one to applaud. Agnew left for the San Clemente Com· Carl M. Clouse of 501 Del Mar .Ave. put trash on the mooJt a'nit a rlna:
He said its members had acted more are stuffed." Howard Hill~, student body president, pound from the N~~r. Inn b1 satd ·he was forced to . 'nde ,1With, the of litter around the earth.
Ykjo High Graduates
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By PAMELA HALLAN personally don't think they are-as serious . °' -. o.11r P11o1 sr•tt ·as som' suggest, but they: do exist
With diplomas safely in hand and wild , 'and must be faced. We must have th&
cheering filling the night, the class of responsibillty to deal with them ."
1970 of Mission Viejo High School made He told his classmates they have the
Its ft.it Thursday. right and the duty to change the system
It was a memorable ont: ....
Al ttle -organiSl tiegan tl1e stitely ifl.ficre's sOmethlng tbiy dii}(t flke;
llourtsbes of the recessional, all 356 but they must work f-Or change without
searlet robed graduates took off running .,. disrupting the, Jives~o{ innocent-..people,
across the stadium like a herd or •ithout hurting bys!Jfiders.
elephants racing for Lion Country Safari. 11He said he was "cal.Ung fOt'I a ... ret\ml
"l didn't llhink t~ey'd.~o·lt,"' ahreit<ed """'~""" ,befol•,.·~·~ar-rlibwo<1 a gii'l'in tilt staQ<ls, ' ;;i...fai""<left':'pj;u lhe•<OUD!ry aput .. ·~
ll was a far cry from their entrance 0 Those at both extremes are tearing
ln which two dignified rows of scarlet and dividing by forcing a stand on each
wove their way through seat~ parents issue, yet most issues aren't that. clear.
on opposite sides of the st.a!)C!s, passing EventualJ,y )'OU beoome 1 rubber stamp."
through decorated arches as they made Anottier student speaker, J a n e
their way to the atlileUc field. ' Rasmussen, speaking on "the positive
Commencement.speaker Joe Snodgrass way." accepted the challenge.
spote of "the challenge of responsibility" "Our life is what our thoughts make
which will contront each gradute as he It.
"'mates bis way in the wor}d, , ''Keep an open mind, remember
''Tonight is the gr9duatioo of the first change is i~vitable .00 that each day
charter clas! -amen," be sald.''Wbe:n will bring a new·challenge."
we came ·here to-a new school in Ute She wamecj against rejecting life h1
.middle·or a then small residential district allowinl neptlvilm 'to ·take over. Sbe we lou&h< mud iq, the winter and dust _.,.. her clwli>aie. lo think
in the ·summer an<t our teams-didn't posttlvely and enjoy the dlaUenges.
always win. But we raced the challenge. MiY Rasmuuen wu -one of four
'also received ;a_ standing ovation from N_ewport Beach, where be may stay the young 1llah ,fro~ South .Coast. Plaz,a '.in, "Television has gi,ven u,s~the·nau888t4n1
classmates for his remaril.s prlor to n_ight. . . , . , Cosla'Mesa to Sa.n ·Clemente.. , rather· than •artisUc--commerCial
introducing an arlistic collage of color The vice preinden~ spent parts1, of last He escaped , during ·a ~sCume,. outside . to bombai:d the.ptiblic wl~ prppaganda:"
slides ·accompanied by· soul music.' It Monday and ·TfJeSday at the same the United California ·Bank;b'ranc}\,"ac-· But the solutions· will eome, too,~al)I
showed children at play. workers •. ,okl l'mte,lry '!here· be ."played . tenrU,!1 and cording to • san -~ente: pollct;.1 apd added. ' '
people, a sort of candid glimpse of golf .dutlng one mornini. a~ ,4ined at the a6ductor, describe!:I 8s ab0ut'25»year.s , ~And ~e San ClemeJt~ High sCboot
humanity. tile posh Five Ci:owns ·RdtaurllJlt In okl,. rac~ away .. · · . . .. . · . 1 'itudents . being gradua~ · th~t night
As students recei~ their diplorrlas. ~rona del Mar· last Monday.night.· Costa. Mesa Polict ·Detective Gttry would take part 111 develop'ir1g . those
pictures of. them at leisure were 'pro-
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, Sourties said ~·vice 1 preiident holds Thom'pSon sakl' <;louse_,w~S 1i!!lleY,eCJ 'oc' remedies. ·
jected on a large screen behind them.. a· fonMess. for both "'the ·:inn, aJld the $26 1in • casfi .and' two c~l',,~dS"".lfter' "Advances will be made In all fl9lcl;; Th•.~aphsvaried. One boy stood nearby mlaiir'!"t .. hicluae ; or the the kk!nfper .forced .hja .. )jriy ,ln\o ·lh•, New medical tecbnlques will c""
(Ste GRADS,.Pap I) -PflVa'cf. ~· ... • .... · car! ~. ' . '.' ' · disease.S; space technology-and .aclence
... , ... , will ··be ,devt)oped 1to a· polill wbkb w'
now believe to be impossible; poUUcal
8Jtdteconomlc dlfferenc.es Will lie ~ved
at the conferen~ table, rather lhaa
the battlefield,''
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·Look for a little more drizzle ·cin · ~
Sa'tutday morning, followed by sun·
ny sl(tes aricl'temperatures baCk up .:
in the comfortible seventies along •
the Orange Coast.. ~
JNSmE t:OD~ Y I
' Et>t~thino you might want to
knoWt' about the Grange Countu .6
Home. and Gafdtn Sliow con be ~
foutlfl h1 toda~'• Wee.~ender. i
section. " . "!
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C1•ulli.i :a.a ~ C-"t It ~ CM!lct 2t 11911'......... U.tJ I OUlll Mtflftt It IW~ ""'1W • • of Gpening a new school. students 1tho received speclil recogniyan
"Our class now hls 'new chilltnies at the outdoor oere91~._ She"l and ,
-ieollege: estabUshing a home and mak~ ChryStine Jooes were C:itect 4 for having
Inc a living, but lbe greatest or. all a 4.0 grade point average for their
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is th! challenge of mponsibiUty for high school yeua. Mafybetb Hanurfacll'
our actkms and our be.liefs, and Patricia Keen alao ·wtre honored
"Our naUon bas many problems. t for hav.!DI 3,i averages.
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lVife. Facing
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Hearing . ~.nDrug Rap
Tiit "U• '11 • youna l.alUI'• B<ach mazf ,mo faces trial on char1es of
transporting '10 pounds or hashish and
intending to sell the drug, wUI be ar·
raJ.aned for a teCOnd time July 10, as
lhe iflltrlct attorney altempta to establish
btr"lmpllcaUon in the cue.
Aftn C~, Jt, WU released Jast week
whil Judie Richan! H'lmlllon found ln-
mntclent evidence to bind her over for
tri1l with her huablnd, Tod, 147t N.
Coast Hilhway, and his brother, Robert. !\Je brolhera _. arrested by Lquna
Blodl polke May 4 whtt) they allqedly
•~led lo lrwport the hir&• drug ahif!men~ worth an .,llmated !90,000. Mrl. Corey turned heneU In to police
a fe:JJ days later.
l!Owever, Judge Hamilton ruled In
South· County Municipal ~t that
e"1d0oce found In her penoall letlorl
could not be used a&ah\11: ber and she
wn fteed. 'Jbe two brother• were bound
over for Superior Court trial.
Followln& her nleate, Mrs. Carey wu
~ on the Pme chorJea tnd
the pew court date w11 aet.
Mea.mrbUt the dlJtrict. attorney's offk:e
has filed on appeal "Ith Superior Court
for releue of evidence In 1he Cite whkh
Is felt may be aufflclent lo lllilaln their
caae a«iafml Ille defendant. •
Laguna Planners
~eeping Busy
' ~ Sign Measure
Almcst two month5 alter the city's
n•Jf lien ordinance went Jnto effect,
~Beach Phionln1 ~
ioontinues to devote much ct lls time
to .interpretation! of the la w and a'50rted
reQuesb for sign variances. 9n the commission 'a Monday nicht
11.gmda, nine out of "'14 lteml relate
to sign probll!ms. 'lbty Include:.
:;-The second public hearing on sign
o.t'd.tnance amendment. pertaining to
puBlic service aignl and . barber pole signs. -~-··4 ~ •
-A variance application !or a lrign
exceedinl permitted area at o..tine!Kal
Manor, 2130 S. Cout HJlhway, .
-An lnterpretallon from the dty al·
tomey'1 office u lo ""'' portlom of
• bulld!n1 COl!llitule ita perlmeler, with
r'1a1ioo lo pole lilns within 10 feel
"' • bQlldio(. • -Re"1... '11 a pole lip localiOn al
the Riviera MoCtl, C5 S. Cooll Hipn.ay.
~-for ljlpioval ol a temporary
alp pnJlram dlaollnr "!lfdlfield" to
"'.\r<O" llcn• on lbree Ooul lll&bway
ata.tlona In Lagun.1.
-Review ol site.plan fer Burt'• Shop-
~. Center, _.. Lt,una Canyon
~. lncludln1 COllljN"ehenslve sip pro.
lftm. '
.:..Request from Rollmoor Leisure
World for installaUon of a travel dtrec--ti0i sip JdentUying Lei1ure Worid at di• lnlesedlon of Laauna Clcyon llood aillf El Toro Road.
7 RecommendaUon1 ot r e v I 1 e d
tanaua1• m the ordinance !or "method
of calcul•Una: aJgn areu." ·-:.-1~retatlon cl ttie Jaw J'tlltdlnl
ll(nl on awnill1s.
~tside the slin problem area, tht
<Omml"ion will consider utabllshmenl
of . a South Cout Highway parking
dl!trict, appolnbnent (I( a planning com-
roiuioner to the underlf'OU!ld utlllties
commlltee and approval '11 ''wll llYllat" u· a home occupsllon. ,.
4;100 Leave Jobs
MONTREAL (AP) -About 4,IM Mon.
treal postal workers walked of! the job
early today Jn the lateet bl a series
of '24-hour rotaUnf 1trike1 by poatal
!mployes acron Canada .
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LIBERTY BLOWS KISS TO NEWSMEN AFTER ARRA IGNMENT
Froru Color1clo Spring• to State Hospital in Pueblo
Liberty Extradition
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Delayed in Colorado
By Al\TlllJR R. VINSEL
Of lfltDttlfPllttaNff
Blowtq a breezy kiu to newsmen,
f'&ndlellfllit killer Robert W. Liberty "" led !tom a Colorado Sprlnp courtn>om
Tbanday, afler buyln1 a 36<1ay \l<lay
in his return to the Soutberu Clilfprnia
to face murder cbara:a:.
He told a Judie he 11 lneane.
The 23-year-0ld fonner mental patient.
his girlfriend and a Uenaged traveling
ampanion were indicted late Wednefday
by the El Paso Couri.y Grand Jury
on a variety of charges. ·
They are accused of kidnaping, ag-
gravated robbery. asuult with a deadly
wea~ on a peace officer and auto
thttt; u -a reaul\ of a high speed chue.
and capture Tue9day near Colorado
Springs.
Liberty, who has been s..o u C h t
throughout Southern California 1 I n c e
March, with the manhunt lntenslfyin1
since he struck last weekend, pleaded
innocent by reason d insanity.
Judge William E. Rhodes ordered him
confinett lo the' state hosplt.al at Pueblo
for-a 30-day pe:yc:ti.iatric e1aJninaUon,
al-gh he wu qnally espected to
be flown lo San Diet<> today. ·
Judced sane Wt September lS by
a pllttl of paychialrlsts, the fonner
palienl at two California 1tala 1-ttall
is accused of murder in San Dlq:o.
HW>llnglon Beach, and suspected of
othe:n.
Contract Signed
For Lagana Hills
Hospital Setup
Officials of Saddleback Community
Hospital have signed contracts with the
Lutheran HOIPila.1 Society of Southern
California for mmagernent md operation
· of the proposed 256-bed facility in Laguna
Hills.
To be constructed over a three-year
period, the SIO million, non-profit com·
munity hospila.1 will .erve Leisure World,
Laguna HUis, Lake Forest, El Toro,
MiMion Viejo, Capislrano Highlands and
Laguna Niguel. ·
A $1.S million state.federal grant far
the project has beflllt awarded by the
State Health Planning Council. The
Lutheran Hos pital Society bas pled1ed
guarantee of a Jong-term. no-Interest
loan to help defray immediate planning
cc>sts.
The hospital will be built on Paseo
de Valencia, adjoining the Leisure World
Laguna Hills Medical Center.
Under terms of the agreement with
SCH, the Lutheran Society will provide
man~gement .services far plam'l~ and
construction or the hospital, from
arcltitectural consultation to· fund raising.
The Society ~ates five major Soothern
Calil<irnl.I hospitals.
Authod.ties-in Colorado disclosed,
meanwhtle, that a fourth young man
driving a yellow Mustana ls being bunted
a:s a pogsible accomplice of Liberty and
his gang.
His girlfriend, Ann K. Bierly, of
Eugene, Ort., pleaded innocent to the
same diaries by reason of insanity and
was also aent to the Pueblo facility
for psychiatric examination_.
:l'udge ~ scheduled arraignment
for Glenn A. Fawcett, 17, of Midland,
Tu., for Jyne 26, since the Grand Jury
Indicted him on Identical charges, despite
the faet he is a juvenile.
Orange md San Diego county lawmen
are in Colorado Springs todly _followlnJ
investigations into the most recent
murders with which Liberty may be
linked.
LAWMAN'S CONVENTION
The Rocky Mountain foothill l'f:30f't
town is literally the sjle Of a peace
officers' convention.
Liberty and hls two alleged partners
were captured Tuesday by Colorado
Springs Police Detective Bernie Cart.er
--au by himsell -followiq a bullet·
punctuated, high speed chase.
Bail was set at $200,000 fM Liberty,
whose last known address was 350
Avocado St., Costa Mesa, while. he la
wanted in connection wlth a wbote string
of murders and robberies.
Liberty was a paUent at Atascadero
and Metropolitan state hospitals spanning
a three-year period afte r being found
inntcent by reason of insanity in the
biztlrre, 1966 murder of his girUrlend.
Mrs. Marcella Landis, 31, was found
with a Blble on her breast and candles
burning beside her body .. while Llberty,
then 19, strummed his Suitar In a dirge-
like tune.
JUDGED SANE
By the time Liberty found his way
before Jud~ Robert Gardner lalt Sept
15, be had undergone eltf:nded treatment
and was declared to again be sane.
Judge Gardner admittedly had reserva.
tiona, but was bound by the law or
California -It gives no alternative Jn
some caaes -to release the slender
young rnamtt.
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GRADS •••
aWp a towering boulder. A girt sat
comJcally in a trash can. Another boy
peered down from a lree.
Many of the "boys had neally combed ·
shoulder-length hair. There was an oc·
c1sional .)alrd or mustache.. And there
were thf 'inevitable cheers from the
crowd as their favorites ttooped by .
The jubilant students spent their
energy after 1.hey i;Qwmenced a:t the
lrlCfilionil 111 night pat\Y beld 00 the
blgb odlool sro\md•.
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Senator Eyes Independent Role
WASHINGTON (UPI) -s ... ThomH
J. Dodd (D-Coon.), pulled out of the
race for the Democratic renomlnaUon
for his Suate seat today, but left open
lhe poulblllty he mJght run as m ln~
dependent.
"I will not seek nor will 1 accept
lhe Democratic noml.JiaUon as U.S.
se nator ," Dodd aaid In a one..aentence
stateme1l releued by his Wuhlngton
office.
Aides declined further commen~ tnd
said Dodd WIS 1n Connecticut.
But at Dodd'1 hamt I• Old Lyme,
Conn., his prm aide told UPI that
Dodd wu "aJvlng strlOU& corulderaUon"
to a third party candidacy and tod1y'1
an"°°11Cement dld not preclude lhat
posslblllty.
Dodd, 1.1, who was censured by hls
Sfnatt colleagues in 1967 for co11verting
campaign rands to hi~ personal use,
has been rWlnlnl uphill In hi> ba\U~
to win ''reROminaUon without apparent
party backiq.
The Democr1Uc S t a t e Convet\Uon is
only two weeks away and Thunday
an old Dodd supporter switched &nd
aMounctd hls support for State Sen.
Edward L. Marcua one of Dodd's rivals
for the nomi111aUon.
The Rev. J<>te:ph D. Duffey, aaUonal
chalrman of the Americans r 0 r
llemocraUc AcUon, another annoonced
candidate .for the nomination, has won
the endol'1tment of Sen. Abralwn A.
Rlblcoff (l><:oon.)
Dodd lllfftted a mlld hear\ attack
May 13 and has be:tn rt00verlns slnct,
although he flew to Wuhlflllon Thurlday
lo vole on the Byn! amendmenl ·to
the Cooper-Church amendQ'ltJlt.
Dodd ruume:d the camP1Jsn trail after
his heart selturc but has been spending
much of his time resting at his Old
Lyme home. -
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Police G.uard Firemen·
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Sni~rs R~ported at ijrook.lyn :l!'ferno
• ). • ' 1' -~ • NIW" YOIUt (IJPI) .:. "ll'lres wtileb however, aaJd tho mtpv l'tflOr\s ,..,.. ,,... polled oul-.1 tho .,.. bef<n the
bul'aed eut •I ..,._..~ And several unconllrmed and wn "just rumors." nrea erupted .
.a.-_.... ICtlll tenern ts · There Was no foundaUon to the sniper Fire officials told certain companies
• ...,... -Y en l.n a reports, the spok~sman aaJd. not to respond to fire calls In tha
Brooklyq 1httto ., .. '""' broucht u9der Order was restored Jn the area later BrownavUle area lf they lei\ they could
eontrol today by firemen who were ln the morning. Police escorted firerrien not handle their own security.
escorted Into the area by police after into the area and by g a.m. (EDT) Authorl~les sald trouble broke out when
reports o( snipers. t.br. blazes were lln'tlted to sma ll rubbish police attempt~ to ar~st two men for
y k Fi Chief John O'H n fires in and around the block of buildings. allegedly setting rubbish fires 111 a New . or re a.an The block affected by the fires is Brow~vllle street There was a Wl>se.
aa.ld there was a half }lour delay !11 bordem by &IUer and Hopkinson quent firebombing of a,poUcc radio car
aend1ng firemen to the tcent because avenues andl Lealon Stret and Saratoga and a third mau wu arrated.
they bad been ''taraeta for thrown Avenue in. the Brown.avjlle secUon, a One palrolman suffered a ala&bed
mbslles, lnciuding rocks and botUe:s'" black. and Puerto Rican ghetto. finger while ~fnini with retlc~etds whft
throu...._ 'ni...._t ol racial disturbances Police said beefed up patrols and tac-reportedly lr1ed to keep police from 6 " a 6" tical patrol forces, which tried to calm arresting the suspects. He "u treallll:I tn the East New York and Brownsville the commWlity during the night, had at a bolpital and released.
seetions. MOit of the fires W_!IN! reported
out by 8 a.m. EOO:.
"When the sman arm• fire s1ar1ec1 Nixon 'Concerned'
we would not allow our men into the
area ,'' O'Hagan said In answer to ques-
tions about the firefighting dela y.
The supermarket and a number of
shops were reported to have betn looted
and a police tadto car was firebomb~.
The burned \enemenll had been alated
for demolltion as part of an urban
renewal pro1ram 1n the prectOminabtlY
black n~lghborhood.
It was the first 1erk»u1 r a c i a I out·
break of the au mm er In New York'
and came after a d1y Of ·searing ~e1i
which hit tl de1rees. '11\ere were no
reporta of injuries but at least ei~t
pe.rllOOI were arrettea-:-'rhe trouble wil
trigtred by police attempts to arrest
two looters lD the East New York
supermarket.
Asked if there actually had been If\)'
small amu fire in Brownsville, O'H1gan
said:
"Listen, I !lp<lke to policemen who
were oq lhe scsie who know what they're
t.1lkin1 about and the report aeem1 to
be·valkS."
A spokeaman for Mayor Lindsay,
Apartment Units
Won't Ha_ve Any
FW.g on Sunday
There won 't be any Flag flying :.t
the Northcliff ipartmenta in Lquna
Beach this Sund1y, Flag Day, bul
residenls or the ow1·your-own eomplex
at North Coast Highway and Alter Street
hope W have a new one up by J uly
•• The bi& n., that cuatomarily flies
ftom the pole on thg deck oublde the
apartment building was hauled down,
folded preci11ely and carried off by a
11ae1Uy dreaaed" young couple on
Memorial Day, before the startled eyes
of resident Mrs. Hugh Cavanagh.
The Liguna wom1• said she was look·
inc out ot her· window that afternoon
when she saw a couple, about 2.5 years
old, and "not hippie types," stroU In
from the highway and onto the deck .
"About five minutes later I saw them
walkiltg out The man had a Flag very
neaUy folded, tucked u11der his arm,"
said Mrs. Cavanagh. "I wondered If
it could be our fl1g ." A glance at
the empty pole confirmed her su~plclons.
She hurried down the street, but found
no sign of the couple, or the flag. •
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Army Primed to Evacuate
' . ·u.s~. CitiZens in Jordan
WAS!UNGTO~ (UPI) -The !Ind
Airborne ~n1Via101t 1 at Ft.' Brau, .N.c .••
.has been pl1ced on ,1ert ·11 pe.rt, of
emergency "Alannlng 1n p' o t e c t l n a
Ameriun cl~ _lp ratrlfetom Jorda(t,
admlnislralion '1lflclall uJd today.
· They said the paratroooera -were
alert;d Thursday night while 14 U.S.
citizen( were being held ho!ltage ln two
hotel! In Amman, the Jon!ao capital,
by Palestlnlan CoDUJlandos.
Although the host.ages have sinc-e been
released and an airlUt of foreigners
out of. Amman has been arranged by
the Inlernational Red Cross, the troops
remain on alert, officials said.
"It is normal proc~ure when I ait~a.
tion becomes less sLable to place wuta:
on the alert," they said.
The officials said the alert did not
mean President Nixon was about to
move troops lflto Jordan to rescue
Americans.
White House f'ress Secretary Rl>nald
t . Ziegler said Nixon has been "very
concerned" about the fate of U.S. citizens
and the vtorsenlng poljUcal situation In
Jordan. He said Nixon has rece ived
frequent reports on the conflict between
the Palestinian commandos and King
Hussein's Arab legion.
Nixon met for 45 minutes today ,with
his foreign affa irs adviser. Dr. Henry
the evacuailon, the ~ crosa Is •1111
negoUating. with Pal.tine commaodos
on getting the evacuees safely to the
alrpor\, they said.
DHficulty tn 1ettlng Amtric1n1 to the
· staging area had been one of the
roadblocks earlier towards orde:rinl an
evacuation.
But overnight there were aOme hopeful
developments In the Jordan situation
which bu been considered IMre u U ·
tremely tefL9t and daft&trous.
Arab guerrillfJ ffieaaed the hosialU
which they hid held in two Amman
holels, U.S.,.(ljficlals uld.
Among tMse. releUed was Robert
PeUetreau, of the U.S. embuly in Am·
man, who happened to be in the Amman
Intercontinental Hotel at the tbne thJt
the hostages were confined.
West.em reaidents in Amm'an were
described as being tense and nervous.
.RePort.s h ave been reac hi n t
Washington oC 0>nsider-1ble lootin1 In
Amman and some raping, said to involve
at least a few American women.
One report said the civil war In Jordan
had resulted in "a complete breakdown
of order in Amman ... with rape and
murder of American women and the
widespread destrueUon of American pro-
perty."
.A. Kissinger, to review developments Bl D
i" Jocd8". --aze . estroys
A Slale Department special task force
headed by Ambassador Harrbon Sym. La G ·
mes. farmer envoy to Jordan ,. is trying guna a rage
to confirm the welfare and whereaboUta
of all U.S. nationals in Jordan, Ziegler
said.
Ziegler said the lnte matlonl Red Cross
has contracted with Middle East Airlines
in Beirut, Lebanon, to airlift Americans
and other foreigners out or Jordan. There
are an estimated 535 Americans in
Jordan. Among those leavina ire
·'nonessenUal" personnel 1t the Amer-
ica n Embassy Jn Amman and their depen-
dents, Ziegler said.
Officials said details of the evacuation
of foreigners from Jordan were 11till
being worked out . Although Jordan has
agreed to allow Middle East .\lrllne!
plmes to fly into Amman to conduct
Fire of unknown origin partially
destroyed a garagt 1t 145 SL AM'a
Drive iD Laguna Beach Wednetday nJsfit.
Three units responding to lhe t :24
p.m. call found the rear of the gara1e
at the residence, owned by Willian}
Beeman, engulfed in flames.
The only .person on the premises at
the time was a roomer, Benjamin
Franklyn Lyona. He wa1 unhurt. · ·
Firemen said the blaze apparently
started in some storage shelvu 1t the
back of the agra1e, but did not im·
mediately e'!ltabllsh the cause.
Damage from the Ore, which burned
through much of the 11rage root, wu
CHAIR SALE!
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GREATEST REDUCTIONS EVER
Ovtr 100 flUl llty th1irs to choo1 • from end t ll et o•+stencilnt reclwctions. All 1i1e1, 1hept1 i styl11 ltt
ovory coleP lmelin1ble. Ttkt edv•nt•g• of this wondt rful promotion. le •mon9~the fir1t to choo11 frtm
this out1t1ndin9 selt ction.
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Governor .. Roiiald Re~i1 ar't:ived .on
the Qrange.Coast by sea ·tod~y,.rolld:.v~
within hours by Vic'e Pre'sident Spiro
Agnew In a helicopter for •· -~tblg
· at the Western White House of toP..~vel
officials examin,ing ~ hilge •. f~~ral
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Gbose" off NeWpo~t ~bor"._tnen .stearp·
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Laguna Beaclr High SchoOI sinior1 sant '
their· A1mi Mater in unisOn for the P:~~.~~rlii:~~ ~~e~~.\: "~:~~i1~!=.~t~.t::· :~ ~~eg~:.,.1·: ';~vlom•·-~ .. 1·;., ... 1lhe~.TH; ~J~,I~ , ~~;g~=:~'..;.J.f~
" ciqbOt,I 5' . it ·shoUld .be and '"What we have been b'i!..\..,1c~ N'" A ~"t>v· :J Mlcoran Vt"' ansen ,lll'l:HC'U. sire said -. . . la!'it Ume Thursdey night. '
The commencement ceremony In the
culdoor 'amphilheater of Irvine Bowl had
the style and · 'variety that has become
associated With Laguna commencements. There: were· 246 seniors. gradualed. The
bowl, which holds 2,500 : persons, was
nearly full is the seniors descended.
tOward · their seats thr0ugh tbC · £lower
bedecked arches htld-by~juniot f\rls.' ..:.__
G~~er was Charles Wbjtc~ur1ch.
fonner Lqmia l:U&h teacher now a mem-
ber .or· tilt UC lrvine faculty. He told
tht class that they belong to a nation
that pr~y1 for peace while practicing
war. ~
"You cli.n ·change people," he told
the class. "If yoU have the moral couragl!'
lo take the initial step, you may fiRd·
others join you." ..
He lauded the class for its invol vement
lie said its members had acted more
evel')"'fbere · 1t once ',that ·they must . · nt:l5..,,. !;Ii~" ~wport 1Teactli .a1 7.:30 . "The 'Urne iD de'\'Cltplng ltll,dems"1ldees J. r » 1 • r ..,1, 1 ·
begin nearby, ''Many ~t you have worked tok?, by .older generauonir that • if can a .m. ~l.f..: r9r. the , relativ,ely. sbo'd,11n . has already rt>een ... re:acMd.'. .lft~~1-b;ih I ~aJulalor:l~n ~bar~ 1ayJor '°!>If' 1
changes J n me by Ute sheer force ~! beH . 'd "'W ·b . . ....1-i 1 • sopthwNcr; to _the paruatly, ~pJeted school years loOk ·8t 'tOday s aoc1ety, clUna: .lht-wllat yciu are," he said. . e .sa1 · e nng a.>'!'rru.t!'':""'"'·a · Dan4ltiroar.. . . 1 .·.,.-~ • • • • a~esome. problems.·of rtic~I lti1fe..
He.iaid if .lht world is~ bt im~rov~ = ofofs!~ioo res=blli~a';Q~ ~~ro)b r· e~ ::v:ti,'f'' ~p~~f, to ~ _ ·r • " '. , :~:~~:~ if'd.~ destruclioa. of D,aD•i
the class must have a share m Jt. the wounds or America 's social disease " Su:ure .. • • r ':JA._,pw . ..aal;f • .P Kid' 1 •• • ' :.
"As individuals •nd' u •·group you Ke. said "our· heralded do notliirig •ard Pl'~~ ··~ve 19 SJ111 : ~"'Ill"!'\" Jor • '1.,TUU1ftUl1 Raps, · _'We 'l'ust ljn~ anlll'er• ·l<> auch Pt ..
ar.e ·amon&·the ·finert.,P,e<>Ple I have die silent majority will l\.arde'n t~-·pteh'.J 'f~·· .• ,.,..th1!':1aut ~' I a' j ·' 1.i .• , ... ,. '~· blems as.·overpopulatJqn .... we ·Jaeve ,1
ever kQOwii," said W,httctilltc)),. tttemselves J.o the"shocli: value·t.hal i'Kt:nt C the .ct!_ fOOd~rence. on b: e~·' • , 1. R l ._ created alt pollut.ion,.water pollution.and ·1
Valedictorian'chrlSllililil!l'·Powen said .(SlateVnlverslty)presenled. 'Altlieliiiie-~.,.1.§ p ~' to<1':"''7.. Wblte' Hoiiii .-· QUSj • ·fl eQ;$eS ' · -, groulld poUu~on. The -•11'"1 1.00 -IUlll~
the clUs. will '"'Yeheineritly punUe the passes, they will forget or become J~ ~ · . · Y on . . · J 1• · . : 1 , .. ·. . , · •• -. ~ 80 thick t~t peppJe eanoot llff ,
cha.Henges life offers,1yet ·our •.v<rtex ~unetotherealitY11sthey~ave ·~me grRe.,~~b·~ ;~t .;~~:~,J . Qn'.h :C"-m·:_ini·,.,.A._.-~~or:f:JJIJY~·~a11t:t iof:aomeptaces.••
of energy will not be channeled totally immune lo tile slaughter 1n Southeast ·commtl&ioft by 'pfe ·dent·N.lxoeT· .-a~ ~........,., W C', ~·~· ·. , Afs · . . · ' into the search.for tbe dollar bill &:B· · · .. SI • ' ... ,.. ' • • •• '· ¥~ • , •• • , •• ~r: ctUng.the 'IOarf~g r:a~t;in.crinlCj
"Unlike previous generations we will ·~ey represent the same apathetic , ~ke~:;fi: :'~~ Gov.~ N:~ Is 0 n · A plstol·packing desperado lfbo 'sfl!d _ hiewara~~ea195,, , dtui~ ad~icµm and · 1
dr a&e tioo t the hail of public mass that ~stroyed Germany · · · · her bad, seven· st~lel 10· er~ .!QdnaPltf ~ Ohc?b-•, ~M15S Teylor t1i1med to pro-liv~w ft" nte 11 °nationc a ~~~j~ "Of in the 30's. I cannot justify this ,soft ·Jt wes not«amOUGced w~t.?r.ReagaR a .69-year"Qid San Clemellte:-n,fan\~ . il~,Crt!ltf9 '~Yi:~a,Y's,~h00Jogy .. ,· ·. :!tvr c~tU.ce We ale human be-genocide." Calling human understanding and Apew would 'ltay• f~r· the press ' day afternoon, robbed bifa, tri4!4 ~O -ob-:'Bffltl,s;,llvlng map){ ~~flls, new
::s yearning· to re3ch the f!l'll potential the highest purpose of communication, confere~e; nor ,.what i theJr plans 'for tain isoo ·trom his .bank 1n"d ·f4nally p tetl,uiologlcal .dev~loJ)mel1tlf have.creaied .
of uor selves and our ·environment. not he said, "We must speak up.'' The the evening were. ne'.d ln ~his -car. 1 • • • • , • • 1 • new ptob!Cms: the .space ~ramLt\91 .
recept.icals inlo which units of learning class rose as one to applaud. Agnew left for the San Clemente Co~ •Carl M. Clouse of 501 ·Del. Mar .Ave. put. trash oo the mooR and a rina
are stuffed.'' Howard . Hi Us. student body president, pound from ~ Newporter Inn 1111 sald ·' he was . forced · to. ride wf\h . ~~e · ol, litter a~und the earth. ·
also received a standing ovation from f't'.e\Yporl Beac~ ,where lte may ilay the young -man from ,SQuth 1 qo.a,t Plua. 1p , 'T~Jeviston ·has giv~ us the JJ·auaeaun,._
classmates for his remarks prior to night. . , . . 1 Costa· Mesa to San Olemente~· . ·. -rather 'than artistic -conufrercfal
introducing an artistic collage of color The vice president spent p~rls Of last He ·esca~· during , a· sculfl' 'pY~lde , to ~b.ill:d. tbe public witl\,propagandl.~
Elides accomp.anled by soul mu~ic. It Monday and TlH!Sdly ·at tlJe same ., tht United C8lifomla 'Bank·b(iil)Cb~~· · B~ lhe 19lut1ons·wf!t cOrhe,. too ihe
showed children al play~-wor~ers. old ~st~lry wh;ert .,l)e Pl•~~ te~{lis .ard . ~ding ,.1o ,sin.~~~te''P9Uc•,1 ~: a4~·:, ',' · : ', . '. ' .. ~ ..
people., a sort of cand id ghmpse of goll du~ ~ne mor:n1~ a'ir.'~ ~t , the abductor, described as aOOUt 2$ years 1 And ~ .S~n Cl~~ftle · Hig!) Seboot ,
.Viejo High Graduates
Hold Exuberant Rites
By PAMELA HALLAN
OI 1111 o.nr Plltr Sr.ff
With diplomas safely in hand and wild
cheeri11g filling the night~ the class of
1970 Of Mission Viejo-H.igtl Schoo! niade
it~ exij Thursday. .....
It was a memorable one ..
AS-< the organist began . the stately
flourilhes of the recessional, all 3S&
scarlei robed gradu·ates toOk off running
across the stadluqt lilte a herd of
elephants racing for Lion Country Safari.
"I didn't tbink they'd do it," shreiked
a girl In the stands.
It was a far cry from their entrance
in which two. dignified rows of scarlet
wove their way through seated parents
on opposite sldes ol the stands, paning
through decorated arches as they made
their way to 4>e·athlelic.field.
Commencement spea~er Joe Snodgrass
spoke of "the Challenge of 'n!spOnslbllity''.
which will confront. e.ach gradute as he
makes his way in the work!.
"Tonight is the graduation of the first
charter class -amen," he said. "Whe:n
we came here to a new school In the
mjddle of a then small residential dlatrlct
we fought mud in the winter and dust
in the summer and our teams dll:ln't
1lw•)'s win. But we faced the challenge
of opening a new school.
"Our class now has new challenaea
-college, 'establlshlog a home and mak·
ing a living. but the greatest of all
ts the challenge of responsibility for
our actions and our beliefs.
·'Our nation hu many problems. I
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~ally..cJorl't think they are as serlOU!
as some suggest, but they do exist
and •must be faa!d . We must have the
responsibility to du.I with them."
He told his classtnales they have-the ·
rigPt anJJ• the duty to change the ays1em ...
If there's something they ~Dolt lift,
but they mu.€ work fOl:~ehance withoUt
disruptina the lives ot innocent · people,
withoµt hurting b)'!tanden.
He said he wa!I calling for a rttum
to moderation before the ftilr right Ind
the far Jell pull lhe coontry apart.
''Those at both extremes. are tearing
and divicl:ing by forcing a stand on each
issue. yet most issues an:n't that clear.
Eventually )'OU become I rubber stamp."
Anoftie.~ atudent. speaker, J an e
Rasmussen, speaking on "the positive
w'y,'' aceepted ,lhe eballeaa:e .. "Our life i.'1 'what our thoughts make
It.
''Keep an oPfn, mind, · remember
change is Inevitable and that each day
will bring a new diallenge."
$bt warned qailllt nojectin1 life by
alfowiri& ... allvLlm to lake ·over. She
encoura1ed her cluomat.. to think
poslUvely and enjoy lhe challerigca.
MW Rasmussen was one er four
sludentrwho reCefVed specta"I r«ognition
at the ouldoor ceremony. She and
Cbrystlne Jona were cited for having
a 4.0 grade -point average for their
high school yeus. Marybeth Hanuffack
and Patricia Kten also were honored tor bavlna: S19 averages.
humanity . the ·p0&hl'F1•e · crowns ~at · m ol~, raced.;i.way.· , ..... ,. . : • , stadehts bein'g graduated that niCl:'l'
As students receivOO their diplomas, Cc]rona del ttfar last Mond~ ~&bl. 1 • • • Costa· .Mesa ·£olic'e ~~ective :Gel'.JY . would take wt bi diVetoplrie~ thoif. pi~ures of them at leisure were 1>1'9-Sourcei ·aa1d·~ ,vice~..,holds niompkin said ;Cl~fe ·~s·'rilliievtd'.~' reined'lea. --
jecled ~-a large s~reen behind them. 1a · fO~riess f~-:~h · t~.i).no; ~. tl}e , $26 in, cash_ ind tw.o · c~r:Clt~l.'ift~~ · 1'Advances ¥w1ll be made 1n ill fields. ·
1\e _photographs varied. One boy st(l9d nearb;' ' restioran~ l>Caa~i~ 1of the . the1 ·kidnaper . l'.orced ~ms TWlf.:1:1~1 ~· ·; New medical 'technlQuea . will cure •
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... ~ 'l1le wUe of 1 young Laauna Beach
.rnD who faces trial on charces of
transporting '10 pounds of hashish and
Intending to sell the drug. will be at·
ra.igned for a second time July 10, as
the dlttrlct attorney attempts lo establish
her·tmpllc.aUon in the case.
Ann Carey, 21 , was released tut week
when JIJdct Richard Hamilton found in-
6Uf(iclent evidence to bind ber over for
trial with her husband, -Tod, 1471 N.
Coal! HJtj>way, and his brother, llobe:rt.
The brothers wore arrested by 1-·
Beach pollce May 4 wheo they aUecedlf
oUempled to transport the large dNI
shipment, lJorth an estimated '90.000. ·
Mrs. ea.., turned benell· to to pqllce
a few days later.
However, Judge J!amlll«I ruled In • r
Sou\b County Municipal \:Our! that
evidence ·found tn ·her penOoaJ Jette~
could not be used against her and she
was freed.'The two brothers were bound
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UBERTY BLOWS KISS TO NEWSMEN A"FTER ARRAIGNMENT
From Color•do Sprlnga to St1te Hospital in Pue~lo
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over for Superior.Court trfal. L "b E d • • ,:.=:_:::ea:;,~·~.::: i erty xtra ition
the_ new oourt date wa1 eet.
~.....tille tbo'dlstrlct attorney'• olllce
has fllell .. -1 with~ Court D la d . C l d , ~'1!:1~t=:::.:-:i: . e ye in o o_ra o
case apliill Ille --·'·
LagUila P.lanhei:s
K~ping Busy
On -Sign M~ure
i ~ two months after the city's
new ll&n ordlnlnce went into effect,
tli~. IAIUlla Beach Plamln1 ~
continues to devote much cl its tjpie
to interpretations of the law and assorted
requests for si,n variances.
On the commission's Mooday · niPt
agenda, nine put of 14 lteml relati
t.:> sign problems. T'1ey incIDae:
-'!be second public hearing on sign
ordinance amendments pertaining lo
pu-lie service ,qm and barber pole
sigM.
-A variance: application for a sign
eicoeding pennillell area al Continental Ml!-· mos. Cout Hipway.
-An ~lion from Ibo dty at.
torney's. olllco u to what por;jom ol
• l>ulldinl Clll1ltllute Its l'!'"lmoter. wllb
r<IMion 16 polo ailDI willlD 'IO Hid' of a, bull.al--II ' ~-' ~Review ol a pole alin Joeaticn at
the Riviera Mofd, 1125 S. Coast Hlibway.
..-.R<qµest for approval of a \l!mPoRfY
5.ign proa:ram chanpt& "RJcMeld" to
"Al<o" alin• oa three Coall HJchway
•tellooa In Loguna.
+.Review d.. stte plan for Burt's Sbap.
pirl( Cent<r, -Lajuna CIJIYOD
Rdid, tocluting comprohensive algn pr<>
gram.
-Request from Rolsmoor Lel•ure
World for butallation <I a travel cllrec-
tion sign identifying Leisure World at
the lnteneeUaa of Lqtma cany.o Rood
and El Toro Road.
-RecommendaUons of r e v i 1.e d.
languagi ID tbe:ordmlnct for "method
of calculating s!gn areu."
-~ ... Uon d the aw regardil>1
&igns on awnings.
OUblde the sip problem area, 1-th'
mmni.ssion will cmsider establisbMent
of · a South Coast Hlgbway parltlng
di~rict, appointment of a planning com-
missioner to the underground ututUes
committee and approval of "wil otyu.t"
as a home occupaUoo.
4,100 Leave Jobs
MONTREAJ; (AP) -About 4,100 Mon.
Creal post.al workers walked off the job
e¥J,y today in the lat,e.tj, ill a series
o\ 24-hour rotating gtrlke1 .. by postal
e~ployes across Canada .
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Blowinc a breuy. kiss to newsmep,
candleligbt killer Robert w. Llberty WIS
led from a Colorado Sprtnis courtroom
'Jbunday, after buyln1 a 30-<lay delay
In his relum to the Soothern CaiUornta
to face murder charges.
He told a Judi• be ta Insane.
The ~year.old foimer mental patient.
his girlfriend and a teenaged travel.Ing
oompanion were indicted late Wedne!day
by the El Pu:> County Grand Jury
on a variety of charges.
They are accused of-kidnaping, ag·
1ravated robbery 1 ueault with a deadly
weapon on a peace officer and auto
thtf~ ai a ·result or a high speed chase
and capture Tuesday near Colorado.
Sprii\gs.
Liberty, who hu been s o u I h t
throughout Sciulhern California s i n c e
March, with the manhunt Intensifying
since he struck last weekend, pleaded
innocent-by reason U Wanity.
Judge William E. Rhodes ordered him
confined to the state hospital at Pueblo
for a 30-dali psyctUl:tric eumin1tioo,
althou&fl be WU tirijirlaUy eipecled" tD
be nown to San Diego today.
Judled sane last. September 15 by 1 a panel of psyclil>trlsts, the lonnei' •
patient at two California state hotpltals
Js aCiCUsed of. murder · in San Diqo.
Huntmgton Bud1, aad lllJP6de(i of
other•.
Contract Signed
For Laguna Hills
Hospital Setup,
Officials (If Saddleblck Gommunlty
Hospital have signed contracta: with the
Lutheran Holpital Society of Southern
California for management and operetian
of the proposed 256-bed facility in La(UDi
Hills.
To be constructed owr a three-year
period, the $10 mtnton,· non-profit com-
munity bo.!pitaI will ~ Leisure World,
Laguna Hills, Lakt Forest, El Toro,
r..1ission Viejo, Capistrano Highland! and
Laguna Niguel.
A $1.IJ million state-federal grant for
the project hes been awarded by the
State Health Planning Council. The
Lutheran Hospital Society hia pledged
guarantee of a long-term, no-lntertst
loan to help defray tmmed.late planning
costs.
The hospital Will be built on Pasco
de Valencia, adjoining the Leisure World
Laguna Hills Medical Center.
Under terms of the agreement with
SCH, the Lutheran Soci¢y wi11 provide
management services for plaMing and
constructKln of the hospital, from
architectural consultation to fund raising.
The Society operates five majcl> Southern
Califm>la boapltals.
Authorities in Colorado disclosed ,
meariwhile, that a fourth young man
driving a y,ellow Mustang is ~ing hunted
as a possible· accomplice of Uberty and
his gang.
His girlfriend, Ann K. Bierly, of
Eugene, Ore,, pleaded innocent Ul the
same charges by reason of insanity and
was also sent to the Pueblo facility
for psychiatric examination.
Judge Rhodes sdleduled arraignment
for Glenn A. Fawcett, 17, of Midland,
Tex., for June H. since the Grand Jury
·indicled him on identical charges, despite
the fact he is a juvenJle.
Orange and San Diego county lawmen
are in Colorado Springs today following
investigations 1nt.o the m05t recent
murders with which Liberty may be
linked.
LAWMAN'S CONVEHl'ION
The Rocky Mountain foothill resort
town is literally the site of a peace
officers' convention.
Liberty and his two alleged partners
were captured Tuesday by Colorado
Sprinp Police Detective Bernie Carter
·-all by himself -following a bullet-
puncluated, high •peed chaso.
Bail was set al $200,000 for Li)>erty,
whose lalt. knoWn address ' was 350
Avocado St., Costa Mesa, while he is
wanted ln connection with a whole string
of murders and robbtrles.
Liberty was a patient at Atascadero
and Metropolitan state hospitals spanning
a three-year period after being found
Innocent by reason of Insanity ·1n the
bizarre, 1986 murder of bis girltrltnd.
Mrs. Marcella Landis,· 31, was found
with a Bible on her breast and candles
burning beside her body, while Liberty,
then 19, strummed his guitar in a dirge-
like tune.
JUDGED BANE
By "the time Liberty fou~ his w11y
before J udte Robert Girdner last Sept.
15, he 'had undergone extended treatment
and' was dttlared to again be sane.
Judge Gardner admitted.I)' had reserva-
tions, but Wal bound by the Jaw O(
California -Jt gives no alternative in
some cases -to rtltase the slender
young roamer.
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atop • towering boulder. A girl sat
comically in a traati can. Another boy
peered down from a tree.
Many of the boys had neatly combed
shoulder-length hair. There wu an oc·
casional beard or mustache. And there
were the inevitable cheers from the
crowd--as·their·favorites trooped by.
The jub112ni students spent their
energy a.fter they commenced at the
tr•ditlonal' all ni&f>t party held oa the
h1ib aebooI pounds.
D•dd Won't Run
Senator Eyes Independent Role
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sea. Thomu
.J. Dodd ID-CoM.), pulled out of the
race for the OemocraUc rtn0mln1Uon
for his Sellate seat today, but left open
·the JIOS$ibility he might run u an In·
dependent.
• "I will not aetk nor wlll I accept
the Democratic nomluUon as U:S.
senator," Dodd aaJd ln a one-aetite.nce
statemut r.teued by hJa Wuhtnaton
omce. Aiileo declined further C:Ommtnl ll1CI
said Dodd was tn Connectleul
But at Dodd's· home II Old Lyme,
Conn.. bis press aide told UPI that
Dodd wu "'giving seriow conllderation"
to a fl\1rd party candldaey and today's
announctment did not preclude that
posslblllty.
Dodd. 63, who was ceniured by hll
senate colleaaues in 1967 for convtrUna
campaign funds to his per!Oflel u11e,
bu been runninii upbJll In his battlt
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lo Win re10min1Uon without apparent
party backtag. ·
The Democratic S t a t e ConvenOon Is
only two weeks away and Thursday
an old . Dodd supporter 1wltched and
announced his support for State Sen.
Edward L. Marcus one of Dodd'• rivals
for the nomiaation.
The Rev. Joseph D. Dulfey, ullonal
chalrrni.n of the Americans f o r
Den~nde Acllon, another anncunoed
candidate for. U>e nominaUon, bas won
the endorsem<nt or Sen. Abrabam A.
R1b1co1r <l>Olen.l
Dodd auUerod a mild heir\ auack
May 13 and has been recoverm, slnce,
although he new to Wuhlilglon Tbunday
to vote on the Byrd amendment to
the Cooper-Church amendme1t,
Dodd reswned the campaign trail after
hi& heart seizure but has bee:R 11pendlng
much of his time resting at hls Old
Lyme home.
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~nipers Reported at Br<JO~~yn Inferno
• • NEW YORK (UPI) -Fires whldl alinid out a .upe:rmarket .and several,
,. ~ aad vacant tenements in a
Bn>okiyn 'cl\dto area were bi:<>ughfwlder
c::ooU_ol todly by firemen wbo wete
escorted into the area by police after .
reports of snipers.
New Yori: Fire Chief John 0'Haga~
.1ald there was a ball hour delay in
aending firemen to the -~ becawe
Uley . hid been "targets for thrown
missiles, including rocks and boUles ..
through a night ol racial dislurt;ances
tn the' Eut New York and Brownsville
sectlom. Most of the rues were reported
out by I a.m. EDT. ' ·
"When the small arms me . sfu.rted
~ would riot a!IOw aur mtn ·into the
area," O'Hag_an said in answer to ques·
tions about the firefighting delay.
The supermarket and a number or
shops were reported to ·~!~e _b~n looted
and a police radio car was firebombed.
The ~rned tenements had been slated
for de:moUUon as part or an urban
renewal proeram in the predominantly
black netpbOrnood.
It was the first aeriotls r a c l a 1 out--
break or the s u mm er ln New V.ork
and came afte.r a day of searing beat
which hit 11 delfee!. 'Illere Wete no
reports of Injuries but at Jeut eight
peraons were arrested. The trouble was
triggered by police attempts to, arrest
two looters in the El!t New York
supermarket.
Asked i! there actually had been any
small anns\fire in Brownsville, O'Hagan
said:
''Listen, I 9P0ke to policemen who
were on the scene who know what they're
talking abwt and the ~ "'"" to
be valid."
A apokeamao for Mayor Llnd,,ay,
Units Apartment
Won't Have Any
Flag on Sunda y
There wot11'l be any Flag flying st
the Northcliff apartments in Laguna
Beach this Sunday, Flag Day, but
residents of the 'owa-your-own complex
at North Coast Highway and Asler Street
hope to have a new one up by July
4.
The bi11 flag that customarily flielll
from the pole on the dk k outside the
apartment building was hauled down,
folded precisely and carrled off by a
"fteatly dressed" young couple en
Memorial Day, before the startled eyes
0£ resident Mrs. Hugh Gavanagh.
The Laguna womu said she was look-
ing out of her window that afternoon
when she saw a couple, abou~ 25 years
old, and "not !:Uppie types," stroll in
from the highway and onto the deck.
"About five minutelll later I saw them
wa\kilg ouL The man had a Flag very
neatly folded, tucked uJKier his arm,"
said Mrs. Cavanagh. "I wondered if
it could be our nag." A glartce at.
the empty pole confifmed tier suspicions.
She hurried down the street, but found
no sign of the couple, or the nag.
however, said the sifper re.ports wtre-'
unconfirmed and were "just rumors."
'Itaere was no foundation to the sniper
reports, the spokesman said. 1 Order was re~li>red in the area later
In the morning. Police eJCOrteG (,lr@men
inkt the area and by 6 a.m. (EDT)
the blazes were limited to small rubbish
fires in and around the block 'of buildings.
The block a1roc1~ by the nr.. ls
bordered by Sutter and Hopkinson
avenues and Legion Street and Saratoc:a
Avenue In the Brownsville section, a
black and Puerto Rican ghetto.
Police said beefed up patrols and tac·
tical patrol forces, which tried to calm
the community during the night, had
been pulled out of the area before the
fires erupted.
Fire qfliclals told certain companlu
not to respond to fire calls in the
BroWNvllle area if they felt they could
not handle their own ~urlty.
AuthorlUe.s said trouble broke out when
police attemP.ted to arrest two men for
allegedly setting rubbish fires tn a
Brownsville street. There was a subse-
que11t firebombing of a police radio car
and a third man wu arrested.
One patrolman suffered a slashed
finger while scuffling with rtlllldenUJ: who
reportedly tried to keep polioe from
arresting the suspects. He was treated
at a hospital and released.
l\1i~on 'Concerned' • •
Army Primed to Evacuate
U.S. Citizens in Jordan
WASIUNGWN (UPI) -The ,tancl
·Airborne Divi!ion at Ft. Brau. N.c.,
has been placed on elert · as pa~ oC
emergency P.{a.nnlng tn. pr o t e ~ t I n I
American citizens in strifetom Jordan,
administration officials said today. . ' They said the paratroooen: were
alerted Thursday night while 14 U.S.
citizens were belng held hostage in two
hotels in Amman, the Jordan· cepitaJ:
by Palestinian commandos.
Although the hostages have since been
released and an airlift of foreigners
oot of Amman hu been arranged by
the International Red Cross, the .troops
remain on alert, officials said.
"It ts normal procedure when a situa-
tion becomes less stable to place units
on the alert," they said. . Thi officials said the alert did not
mean President Nixon wu about to
move troops into Jordan to rescue
Americans.
White House Press Secretary Ronald
L. Ziegler said Nixon has been "very
concerned" a_bout the fate of tJ .S. citizens
and the worsening political situation in
Jordan. He said Nixon has received
frequent reports on the conflict between
the Palestinian commandos and King
Hussein's Arab legion.
Nixon met for 45 mlnutes today with
his foreign affairs tidviser. Dr. Henry
A. Kissinger, to review developments
in Jordan . 1 • ,• , •
A Slate Departmen1'1special lask force
headed by Ambassador Harrison Sym-
mes, ltrwer envoy to Jordan, Is trying
to confi ri! the welfare and whereabouts
of all U.S. nationals . in Jordan, Ziegle r
said.
Ziegler said the lnternationl Red Cross
has contracted with Middle East Alrline.s
in Beirut, Lebanon, tq airlift( Americans
and other foreigners out of Jordan. There
are an estimated 53~ Americans In
Jordan. Among those leaving are
"nonessential" personnel at the Amer-
ican Embassy In Amman and their depen-
dents, Ziegler said.
. Officials said details of the evacuation
or foreigners from Jordan were still
being worked out. Although Jordan has
agreed 'to allow Middle East Airlines
planes to fly into Amman to conduct
(
the evacuation, the Red er... Is atlll
negotiating With Palestine. commandol
on getting the evacuees safely to the
airport, they said.
DifJJculty In getttng Americans to the
staging area had been one of the
roadblocks earlier toward.! ordering an
evacuation.
But overnight there were some hopeful
.developments in the J,ordan situation
which has been corWdered here as ti·
tre.mely tense and dangerous.
Arab guerrillas released the hostates
which they had held in two Anunan
hotels, U.S. officials said. .
Among thoSe r~eaaed was Robert .
Pelletreau, of ttie U .S: embassy In Am·
man, who happened to be in the Amman
Intercontillental Hotel at the time that
the hostages were confined,
Western residents in Amman were
desctibed as being tense and nervous .
Reports haye been reachln·g
Washington of considerable looting In
Amman and some raping, said to involve
at least a few American W'Omen.
One report said the civil war In Jordan
·had resulted in "a complete breakdown
of order in Amman ... with rape and
murder of American W1>JTlen and the
widespread destruction of American pro-
perty."
Blaze Des troys
Laguna Garage
Fire of unknown origin partially
destroyed a garage at '645. Sl. Ann ·1
Drive in Laguna Beach Wednesday night.
Three Units respond ing to. the 9:24
p.m. call found the rear of the garage
at the residence , owned by William
Beeman, engulfed in flames .
The only persoo on the premise• .at
the time was a roomer, Benjamin
Franklyn Lyons. He was unhurt.
Firemen said t. the blaze apparenUy
started in some storage sh~lves at the
back of the agrage, but did not lm··
mediately establish the cause.
Damage from the fire , which burned
through much of the garage roof, was
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wijh\n hQUn by Vice-Pr~sident Spiro
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FACES TELL THE STORY AS LAG~A HIGH SENIORS FIL E TO COMME~CEM,llT EXERC ISES scheduled·to irtiY;\ai •tlJ< Westtrn.Whlte . . . · ' ". .
=-, ~· .· {:u~:"~!T~t"he~rti::: Hea r U:e~·.;·t~·. Problems
-:. "-~ Commission oR1IIiliraot'tnufteftta1 Rell· ' . · 1 l r .,, ~ i'~' ·' · ·
Se of:-p R : •.. ··· tio11sfor 'ti1ks "•~theiaie \~tJ;and · ' -·.z-.: ~
. lg. ns: '. ·o;~ . e'ae:e . ·e·'.:. E.@. · .. ~.1:.1_.:...·I_ Crlme ·cdotrOI Act l . :·•-;--::r.·-. ' '. By JOHN VAL'rEflLl' ';t :. ~·In thli ·ume the school mlllll' bolp • " "> ·• """Pl "1 ' • Of' .... C19!1f' Njll .,..,. {j :. : I lti: ~iucieita to defelop & ~ of ·~~· ~ . .ii<in;·ptu _tbe other Ar,:· ovfrlklw'<:row<Lol • , oelf worth;. the ~11\ra~ aJ111
me.mbers of the L~.-Jssion, fr1-ibliirli \he j,.u.·;,;a ·, '·~ · f;cu!li' 1'1111 .ask lbeinselye's wbelber . Ms ' 1 : • were'Ole.o'b~ · • ~ ' · '-: •.'I\ .. · ~-•. ~ ·1 .~-'lbeUIJirsl' cooeem J# '*".'~
1.naunn Higli G:r Mif:,,.qr, ·JlrotJ.ID...f.l'alwl.:., . -~ '-~ ; a.~· . . : -' ·~~ ' iii'!;.,¢~.·. . :: = .. ·. : '.":"~ J '71' " . :• ! .-' ._.,,I · .; · " ~ · .~~ ~~: • • • ~'!It·.-11· · ~ . -"ji(: ' _ -ei;ciiiJi; nies. r--~' -. • ~ ~ 1 -w-· .:,. -:.. ~· -:.. bUL · .. ,_;.-~ • .... • · · lliSari1Cleitiwe lUSll'Scbcio1. ; By~~; bly lhaii ma1Y"""lll> pe . ~!""klrig of lhe '!'ll!lary establlshm~nt, San ~onto. pilice bav~ bejplJI Hundreds ol \>oRnla ....uc-.i .v a·
• • bef~ = ~~;. J.ior;:Le·· ~$lOO~~-:i_e~.iiuh more record c1a .. of 413 se,li<Jr! ~
l.aguJ)aBeadl Blib.SdJ!lol-"""g He ·~ tllllt meJ!Dlnllul 1... • .. ~~-· " • .. ·-· . ·-11"..-i.,,,,,. -~' dil!ioJpas.ln'the 'J'riton .allllei!J•"""'1 ·' theU: Alma Maler 1n WJiaorJ, l«.,lbe 1Jl'O .. lli-Jn life c.-'be;-!illfllileoj · tow~ !D•~. ==><" whll.. . la will.ln·Wllu.·B-·I~~·, ·v 'e<J""ili"· · '" 'J' ~ ..• '.·-• liibe '.[hu-••··.ni""f, . • . ' it· lllibUlll' he 'aiiif>'t.ti81 '*e ~aVe' been •••• leit . »-;,,,._, ' ~.30 . ~' ,. ~n nope• •llll!!'1 ~· -...,._, ... ilv<!l')'Wbm .at once,, thaf they mu.t !hid bf.'oldlr ene.at!OllS ihat lt''cln : • ...,.an ·· ·-,,..q...,... .......... · "The.Ume.JorJevOloping,/lludd'tld~aa,
The commeocemepl Cer:emooY' in the begin, nearby. "Many of you have tl'orked '"-., . • , · e. · . a;.m.r~r..s_ for. the reltUveJy· ~ •ii· has . already. been-'1reached-' Ut<}a.&.'1hbl:h outdoor amphitheater OL1rVihe Bowl 'had ctiana:es Jn me by, the 1 sheer force ,ot ...... , , . ., . soufll'wahl•; 10 the , parillUy . eompleted · ·
the style and variety that has bea>me what yoa:are, .. be said. • He sai~. 0~e ' ,lir191, :comm1~enl,· a' Dana. ·Hartior~-, schpol ,Y!ar.s.
associa1ed with Laguna coounencements. He said if the world·il to be iml'ln'lved sense; of ~~i.1 ·respomnbllHy, an ~ ·From . there ~ the governor ·bopped to --2.~ . ~.a.·~·-..i -.._ rw ness of sptrU· and •hope '-'hbpe to\"heal .,i.-.,. via · the' · .. __ i..:_,5 pi··· nd 1'"'1"' were "'seniors gr..uuau:u, ''"" the class mllll have &' share in tL the wounds of·'Amertca'S social d.ileue:"' "'....... .· ilti.....,., ' ""' 1 . bawl, which bolds 2;500 pe1"90ll8, was "A! indlvidalla and . u a IJ"Ol1P you He said "our heralded do nothing« ai;dt presum~ ·dro~e to San ,CJemente fpr
nearly. full as the seniors descended are -.-·the' ·nnest --.Je I have d" u t · ...... ·u h · lbe talks" · ant their t.s through the flow ~...... t-'I'' . ie , s en ,ma~.,. w1 a-r d-e·n: "A press conference on the outcome tow --: . ~ er ever. known," said Wbitcllurch. themselffS fo, the-,sboct: value ~~ ~t of the -day's dl9cu!!slolul is &Cbednled
bedecked arcttes ·llel.d '1Y junior a:irls. Valedictorian·~ Powers said (state·UnlversJ~y).preaented. All~the µme . for •3:45 1p:m. today on Ute white House · Guest ~·wa!Cbarles.Whitchurch, the class will ~·veheriiehtly pursue the passe&,. they willi forg.et or ' 1>ecome1 Un-· pounds'' ,
former-Laguna Bigh-teatber~now a mem~ ~...-1t.-..-.-Ufe-off-.. . .,.._001 vortex muoe..to!.ibe:.realit3uas!theyi.bave becoDwf--n~-·1 1 1 , .-........--::::---.. ber of the UC Irvine faadty, He told ..,.,......, ... '6.,.. ..... ..,-,.~~ · -immune to the slaughter in Soutbe r · · -~ 3 • recent ...,,.,......,.,;: ·to Uie
the class n.n~ •h-y bel ........ to .a.nation of energy will .not be dwmeled totally .•-:-. as conuruman bf. President Ntzon •. replac-
-"~ ...., into tile -I« Ille dollar b!U. ~ Ing N iYilllt Go that irays for peace while practicing . "Unlike previous generaUons, we will "They repres"ent the same apathetic r t W"''.; ' v~r N e I 11 o n~
war. R!Jblic mass that destroyed Germany ~~· ~ • . ·~\'ou can dlang·e 'OMCl!e," he told draw out attention to the challenges of irt 3<l's. I cannot justify this .go{t ·,It wM,!ftOt~~nced Whether Reaga•
U re:< al living in a state, a nation , a world of genocide." Calling human understanding ,IM _........_,,. ·-~-Id stay for .. the press the class. " you have ..-1e mor courage peaoel'ul, coexiltence. We are human be-Confi ~.?Jin«,, hat the 1 f
to ·take the Initial step, you~ riJ.ay !llld ings yeamlng to reach the full potential the. highest purpose or communication, ~~,,,.. . 'W tr .Pans or
others join you." of uor aeJves aoo our environment, not he ,said, "We must speak up." The tbe e..-,·wen... · -
. ffe lauded the class for i~ involvement -..ti,. 1 Into which units ot learning cliss rose as ooe to applaud. :Aiahr:. ~:~'the San Clemente CoT!1·
He said its members had acted more ~~~~." Howard Hills, student body pres}dent, ~~ lifi.:. zi'!' New_port.er Inn in
also received a standing ovation from ~ewJX!l,~ .. where he may stay the
.Vwjo High Graduates
Hold Exuberant Rites
By PAMELA HAU.AN peroooally don' ihi!ll< Oley are as serloos
---~°' "I!..~ ,. .... stett as some wagat, but they do uist
With diplomas safely in band and wild and..mmt be faced. We D1JJlt have the
cheering lilling the night, the class of ~to deal with.them."'
1970 of Missloo Viejo High School made He told his claismates they have the
Its exit '.11>ursday. right and the duty to <:llqe the ll)'llm
claallmates for his remarks prior to n•Bh"-.!.. • ..,,,_ • · ,
introducing an artistic collage ol color The ~~~~nt spent parts of .Ja~t
slides accompanied by sot.ii muslc •. It ~~~~TtieBday at the . same
showed dlildren at play, workers, old ~-~~;.~Ul:l~ , he .played teruUs .and
sort of candid glimpse of golf dafiiJl;one morning a~ .dined at
the posh Five C.rown.1 Reitauraat in
ents received lheir diplomas, Corona del Mar llf:Sl1 Monday nJgbt.
pictures of them at leisure were pr<>-Sources 18\d the' vk:e · president holds
jected .on a large screen behind them. a fondness for both ~ Inn· aid the
The photographs varied. One boy stOod nearby restaurant. becauae of the
(See GRADS, Page J) privacy. ·
J.t_was~a.memorable_ooe.__ ____ ... ~
As the.-arganjst began the stately If there's something they don't like,
flourishes of the recessional, all 356 but they must work tor. OOanee without
searlet robed graduates took off running disrupting the lives of bmocmt people,
across the stadium like a herd -0( wtthout hurting bystanders.
elephants racing for Uoo1Counlry Safari. Be said he wu callipg for a return
"[ didn't think Uiey'd do it," sbreiked to moderation before the far ript and
a girl In the atariils. .the f• !oll·pull the•<Olllllry _.; ,
It was .a far· cry from their entrance. •"thoae It J>oth .e.xtremes :are~tearJlig'' '
in which two dig.nifi«I rows of ICll'iet 'and·dPiidlrlg\by forcing a stand m eac11 ·
wove their way through seated parents . isslle, yet most issues aren 't lhat clear.
on opposite sides of the stands, JlllDing Eventually you becom,r1 nrbber stamp."
through decorated arches as they made Another student speaker. J a n e
their way 1o the. athletic field. Rasmu.wen, speaking on "&he positive
Commencement speaker Joe Snodgrass way," accepted 1«he challenge.
apote of "the challenge of responsibility" ••Our life 'is what our tOOughts make
whidt wjll confront each gradute as he IL
mates bis way ln the world. ''ICeep an ,<ipen mind, remember
"Tonight is the graduatioo of the fll'St change la inevitable. and that each day
charter class -amen," he said. 0 When will bring a new"~·"
we Clme here to a new IChool in the She warned ~ re)ecUnc 1Ue by
middle of a lhen small mldenllal -aDowlnc ~ lo lab ...... She
we fought mud in the winter and dUll t!l'l(.\IQ(I.. ber c:1ampltel to -tbiik
in the summer and our teams didn't i)osklvelJ and enjoy the dlallen1es.
always win. But we factd the challenge Miss ~aaa'lu111en1 ,,.. one of four
of opeoln.< a new ocbool studeiits who riloem!d SlkW" recocnitlon
. "Our clasi now fW ~· Cballeiises atllie -• llld
-<Ollege, ntabllshinB a lenl< and mak· Oll')'lllne .i-.,.... dim: for ~vliic
Ing a living. but the il'e•IM ol all a U gtlllle polnl~ver I« flJlir
Is tbe cballenge of r~bllll} !or hlglt -,_.. · llalluff'41<
,ur actions and our be~. ' aJ'4 l'llrlala Jraen •loo ilooodd
"'Our naUon has maif problems. I lor bt""' ,ll"•ftrll"· • • . -..... ' .
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Gunman:Kifna;q~,
R'?bs,. Releases · · ; ·
A pistol-packing desperado who Jaid
he had seven lltates to cross ·Jtidnaped
a 69-year-Old San. Clemente man 'nlur•
day afternoon, robbed him, tried lo'•ob-
lain $500 from his bank, and 1firia.Uy
fled in hJs car •
Carl M. Clouse of 501 Del ·Mar Ave.
said he was forced '°' r!He ,wiib'. lJle·
young man . fr.om South ~st Pl"14 ·in'
<:osta Mesa to San Clemente. .
He ·esca~ during ·a acuf(le .. ~l4_1de·
the UnJted Callfomla 'Bank brancbf"'ac-
cording to· San Clemente1 ~.; lfld
the abductor, described as about 25 years
old, raced away. · · .
Costa Mesa .Police ~ve qeqy,
Thompson .said, Clouse w~ relje~. or.
'26 in ·cash and two ctcdlt1cards :after
:. k~aper ·forced ·his way ,Jnto,tthe
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. Slllqlalorlan.·Barbar,a, '!'&J'i.t ~-If
look' at laday's IOclely, dtloJI. !hf·
awesome , problems of ·racial stri!e. ~~war aod ·tbe destr.uctiol,of·mlll'•
environment.
. "We rrn1:11t Jind antwers to auch ~
blems as overpopulaUon. ·•• • We hive·
.crea&ecl air-pcllution, w~ter_polJuUon ~
groulld pollution. The . smog and filUf
are so thick •that people cannot Ji"'
i•-..,...llJ<l:tctbe beauJror_,-pliOii;"'"
she said. . ,
• After clllng the lllNll1ng ,.,.. fn,~
hipway d..U., drug addidlGn •oiJl4•
alcof»l~m. Miss Ta)'lor turned la pro.
blema created by today 's technology.
, "Besides 1Ivlng many 1 ~nelJb, ~
teoJuio1q&1cal• d~·elo-ta have ettated
new problems: the_ space proeram ihu.
put trash on the mooa and a rtnc
of Jitter around the earth.
"Televlaloi1 hii given us the DBlllft't"I
-rather than ·artistic -commerdll
to. bombard lhe·pu)lµc .\fllh. ll'•Jl&ClllJlla.u
• ~ut the fC)lutJons will come, tao, ..
added.' " ·' -· And' lhe San Cleme.te 'High ·School
ituClents · being gradu;ited lhat' night
would late parl la develaping;.-
?medles. ,
• "Advances will be made Jn all .fields.
New rnedk:al tee~• wlll cure
<ji.oeasea; space tes:linology ,and oclence
-,ii1 '1ie ~vtloped 'la a'j10inl'wblclr ....
now beUeve to lie impossible; pall.!lcal
ud'econon\ic differences wOl 'be solved at the conference table, rather than
the batUefield."
Orange
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Look for a JltUe more driale. on ~
Saturday morning, followed by """ ·
i-.ny-skies and temperatures back up
: in the comlor'llble seventies aJcmc -..
• ·lhe Orange Cout.
JNSmE TODAY
Everything 11ou miQht wcmt ,to
know about tht Oranoe Cou11t11
Home and Gart::ftn Show can be
/ovnd in· todo11'1 W1ekmc1Cr
l<<lfon.
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?)"DM.Y l'IL6T SC
Wife Facing
f '
lfearing
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<>nDrugRap •
'l\e 1'111 <i o young Laguna Beach
mu who • f.-ces trial on cllarges ol
tr1nsportinc 70 pounds of hashish and
int.ending lo sell the drug, will be ar-
niped for a second lime July 10. as
the diltrlct attorney attempt> lo e.st&blisb
her lmpllc1tlon In the ~·· 4nn Carty, 21. wu ~leased list week ·
'When Jud&e Richard Hamilton found irt-auli:icient evidence to bind hu over lot trill with her husband, Tod, lt7t N. eoUt ffllhway, and his bn>ther, Robert.
The brolllen wm unsted by Laguna
Beach police May .t whe1 they allegedly
atlempled lo transport the large ctrur
shipmen~ worth an estimated $90.000.
Mn. Carey turned be....U In lo police
a few days biter.
Howe,..., Judie Hamillon ruled In So\Jth C-ty Munlcjpal Court lhet
evjdence found In her pononal letters
cOOld not be U...S aplnst ber and sbe
was freed. 'l1te two brothers were bound
ov'er for Superior: iCotirt trial.
Followlnt·ber,relea&e, Mrs. Carty was
'rt-Uft9led on the aame charset and
the new court·date WIS tel
Meaowblle the dlatrlcfattomey'a olflce
h.u filed m appeal with ~ Court
f<r rtieae of evJdence in the case wbich
;. felt ..., be sufficient to l1lllain their
cueqllootlheclefendMI.
~guna Planners
K~ping Busy
Qn· Sign Mea_sure
Almost two months after the city's
new li.gn ordi.n&noe went into effect.
Ille Lquoa Beach Pl-.g Commisaion
ClON.inues to devote much ti. ita time
to interpretations of the Ia w and assorted
requests for sign variances.
-On the commission'.s Monday night
•1enda, nine out of If items relate
ta aign problems. They include:
-The second public hearing on sign
«dinaoce amendments pertaining to
public serviee sigm and barber pole
signs. .
-A viriance application for a sign
exceeding permitted area at Cootinental
Mmlor, 2130 S. Coast Highway.
-An interpretation from .the city at-
torney's offw:e u to what portiom: ol
a building oomtitule ito perimeter, ~
relllloo lo pole liens wltllin 10 feet
<i • building.
-Review of a pole &i&n locatlon al
Ibo Rivlei:a Molel, 1115 S. Cout llJ&hway.
-Request for approval of a temporary
lip program di.anging "Ridlfleld"I to
•"Arco" JJcns on three eoea Hlgtlway
alatlono In Laguna.
·-Review ol site plan f« Burt's Shop.
ping Center, 80:..as9 LI gun a Canyon
!load. lo<ludlne comprehensive ~gn pro-
anm ..
--Request from Rossmoor-Leisure
Wprld for installation of a travel dtrec·
tion s.ign identilying Leisure World at
tl!e lnter~on of Laruna canyon Road
and El Toro ~.
--Reoommendatio111 or revised
language in the ordinanOe for "method
ol ·calculating sign areas."
-lnttrl>retitioo or the law regardmg
signs on awnings.
·0uta1de the sign problem area. the
otm11\ission will consider establishment
of. a South Coast Highway p1rking
di91:rict, appointment of a planning com-
tniuioner to the underground utllilies
committee: ind approval of "wig atylist"
as a home occupaUon.
4,100 Leave Jobs
MONTREAL (AP) -About 4,100 Mon.
treal pcslal workers walked off the job
early t.oday in the lalest ht a series
o!. 24-hour •rotating strikes by postal
~ployes across Canada.
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' LIBERTY BLOWS KISS TO NEWSMEN AFTER ARRAIGNMENT
,From Color•do Spring• to St1t• HospitM in Pueblo
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P~lice Gu~rd Firemen
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Sy,ipers ~epo~te.d ~i Brookly~ Inferno
NEW . YORK (pPI) i_ Fim w111di however, ',:id,llje .,1pe, repo<lt were been J><!lled out ol the area before the
bu.med out • ~kel and severail ·unconfirmed. ~ • ..,-e. "just rumors." fires erupted.
• .t ts In a There was TIO fOtttfdlUon to the 1nlper Fire officials told certain companies
!hops an'l' vacant tenemen reports, the spokesman said. not •to respond to fire calls In th•
Brooklyn 1hetto area were brought under Order was restored in I.he are.a later Brownsville area U they felt they could
control today by firemen who were tn the morning. Police escor1ed firemen not bandit their own security.
escorted Into the area by police aft.er into the area and by 6 a.m. (EDT) Authorities· said trouble broke out when
rts of snipers '· tht? blazes were limited lo small rubbish· poltce au.empted to arrest tw_o men for
repo y k Fz· · Chief Jil.._ O'Hag ~ fires in and around ihe block of buildings. allegedly setting rubbish fires in a
New or u e ... Ill ~ The block affected by the fires is Brownsville slreet. There was a 1&.1bse-
sald there was a half hou: delay UI bordettd • by Suiter "'and ltopkinson qu"ent firebombing of a police radio car
sending firemen to the scent because avenues and Legion Street and Sara.toga and a third man wu arrested.
they had been "targets for thrown Avenue in the Brownsville sectjoo, a One patrolman suffered · a slashed
m'ssiles including rocks and bott.les" black and Puerto R1can ghetto. finger whllt scutfllna: with residents who 1
' • . • Police said beefed 'UP patrols and tac-reportedly tried to keep police from through a n.1ght cl racial disturb~ tical palrol fC1tces, which tried to calm arresting the suspects. He wu treated
in lhe East New York and Brownsville the community during I.be night, had at a bolpital and re1tased.
sectioru. Most of the. firts were reported
out by a a.m. EDT.
"When the small anns fire started
we would not allow our men into-the
area,'' O'Hagan said In answer to ques· ·
tions about the firefighting delay.
The supermarket and a number of
shops were reported to have been looted
and a police radio car was firebom~.
The burned tenement. h•d..~n slated
Nixon ~concerned'
Army Primed to Evacuate
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·.Liberty/ Extradition -for dtmoUUon u part 61-: an '·urban. U.S~ Citizens in Jordan
Delayed in Colorado
BJ ARTHUR R. VINSEL ·_'lOf 1M ~ P llel Si.ff
Blowing a breezy kl.ss to newsmen,
candlelight killer Robert W. Liberty was
led fnm a Colorado 'Springs oourtroom
'Iburlday, after buying a 36-day delay
In his relurn lo the Southern Ca!Uomia
to ft0e murder cbarges.
He wld a ludre he is inoane.
The 23-year-old former mental paUent,
his girlfriend and a teenaged traveling
companion were indicted la~ Wednesday
by the El Paao 1County Grand Jury
on a variety of charges.
They are accused of kidnapinf, ag·
gravaled robbery, assaull w:ilh a deadly
weawn on a peace officer and auto
theft. as a resull ot a high speed chase
and capture_ Tue3day near Colorado
Spring~ .
Liberty, who has been s o u g h t
throughout SoUthern California s i n c e
Mardl, wilh -the manhunt intensifying
since be struck 1asl weekend, pleaded
innocent by reason d insanity.
Judge William E. Rhodes ordered him
confined to the slate hospital at Pueblo
for a 36-day psychiatric examination,
although be was originally especled ID
be nown to San Diego today.
Judged sane last September 15 by
a panel of psychiatrists, the former
patient at two California . state hospitals
i$ actused of · murder 1D San Diego,
HunLiDgtoo Beach, and suspected of
others.
Contract Signed
For Laguna Hills
Hospital Setup
Officials or SaddlebaCk Community
Hospital have signed contracts with the
Lutheran HCtSpilal Society of Southe.:!11
California for management and operation
of the proposed 256-bed facility in Laguna
Hills.
To be constructed over a three-year
period, the $10 million, non-profit com·
munity hospital will !'erve Leisure World,
Laguna Hills, Lake Forest, El Toro,
Mission Viejo, Capistrano Highlands and
Laguna Niguel.
A $1.6 million state-federal grant for
the project has been awarded by the
State Health Planning Council. The
Lutheran Hospital Society has pledged
guarantee of a long-term, no-interest
loan to help defray immediate planning
costs.
The hospital will be built on Paseo
de Valencia, adjoining the Leisure World
L.agllna Hills Medical Center.
Under terms of the agreement with
SCH. the Lutheran Society will provide
management services for planning and
constructkln or the hospital, from
architectural consultation to-run-a raising.
The Society operates Jive major SouUlern
Caliromia hospitals.
Authorities in Colorado 'disclosed,
mP.anwhlle, thal a fourth young man
driving a yellow Mustang is being hunted
as a possible "accomplice of Liberty and
his gang.
His girlfriend, Ann K. Bierly, of
Eugene, Ore., pleaded innocent to the
same charges by reason of insanity and
was al50 sent to the Pueblo facility
for psychiatric examination.
Judr Rhodes scheduled arraignment
for · Glenn A. Fawcett, 17, of Midland,
Tex., for oJune 2.6, since the Grand Jury
indicted him on identical charges, despite
lhe fact he is a juvenile.
Orange and San Diego county lawmen
are in Colorado Springs today following
investigations into the mosl recent
mu'rders with which Liberty may be
linked.
LAWMAN 'S CONVE~'TION
The Rocky Mountain foothill resort
town is literally the site of a peace
officers' convention.
Liberty and his two alleged partners
were captured Tuesday by Colorado
Springs Police Detective Bernie Carter
·-all by himself -following a bullet·
punctuated~ high speed chase.
Bail was set al $200.000 for Liberty,
whose last known address was 350
Avocado SL, Costa Mesa, while he is
wanted in connection wilh a whole string
of murders and robberies.
Liberty was a patient at Atascadero
and Metropolitan slate hospitals spanning
a three-year period af~er being found
innocent by reason of insanity in the
bizarre , 1966 murder of his girlfriend.
Mrs. Marcella Land is, 31, was found
with a Bible on her breast and candles
burning beside her body. while Liberty.
then 19, strummed his guilar in a dirge-
like tune.
JUDGED SANE
By life time Lltlerty found his wa y
before Judge Robert Gardner Jut Sept.
15, he ha!!Jmdergone extended treabnent
and was declared to again be sane.
Judge Gardner admittedly had reserva.
lions, bul was bound by the law of
California -it gives no alternati\'e in
S'Ome cases -lo release the slender
young roamer.
From Page l
GRADS . . '
atop a towering boulder. A girl sat
comically in a trash can. Another boy
peered down from a tree.
Mapy of the boys had neally combed
shoulder-length hair. There was an oc·
casional beard or mustache. And there
were the inevitable cheers from the
crowd as lheir favorites trooped by .
The jubilant students spent their
energy arrer-tJiey commenced at the
traditional all night party he.Id oo the
high ocbool grounds. •
Dodd Won!!t-Bun~
Senator Eyes Independent ·Role
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Se•. Thomas
J. Dodd (0.Conn.), pulled out of the
race for the Democratic renomination
fo r his Se11ate seat today, but left open
the possibility he might run as an in-
dependent.
"I will not seek nor will 1 accepl
the Democratic nomllatlon 1s U.S.
senator,·• Dodd said ht a ont.aentence
statemeat released by bis, Washington
office.-
Aides declined furlher comment, Ind
said Dodd was in Conne<:Ucut.
But at Dodd's home U. Old Lyme,
Conn., hl11 press aide told UP I that
Dodd wu "giving serious consideration''
to a third party candldacy and today 's
an11ouncement did nol preclude that
possibility.
Dodd. 63, who was . et:naurtd by hlJ
senate colleagues in 1967 for converting
campaign funds lo his persons! ust,
baa been runnina uphW in hla bltUe
to win reJtOminatlon wllhout apparent
party backiag.
The Democratic S t a l e Convention is
only two weeks away and Thursday
an old Dodd supporter switched and
announced his support for State Sen.
Edward L. Marcus one of Dodd's rivals
for the nomi11ation.
The Rev. JosepO D. Duffey, 1aUonal
chairman of lhe Americans f o r
Democratic Action, another announced
"candktate"'for lhe nomination, has won
the endorltment of Seo. Abraham A.
RlblcoU. (l>-O>nn.)
Dodd •uffered· a mild heart 1tlack
May. 13 and bas' betn recovering slnct,
although he Oew to Washington Thursday
to vote on lhc Byrd amen<!ment to
the Cooper.Church amendme11I.
Dodd resumed the campaign trail after
his heart seizure but has been spending
muc~ of h.ls time resttng at his Old
Lyme home.
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renewal program in the predominantly )
black neighborhood.
It was the flrst serious r a c i a 1 out-
break of the su mm er in New York
and came alter a day of searing bea~
wh.ich hit 91 degrees. There were no
reports ol injuries but at least eight
persons were ai:rested. The trouble was
tria;ered by polk:e atlempb to arrest
two looters Ln the East New York
supennarket.
Asked U there actually had been any
small anns fire in Brownsville, O'Hagan
said: .
"Listen. 1 spoke to policemen wbo
were on the scene who kiiow what they're
talking about and the report seems to
be valid ."
A spokesman for Mayor ~y.
Apartment Units
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Won't Have Any
Flag on Suntlay
There won 'l be any Flag flying c..t
lhe Northcliff aparlments in Laguna
Beach this Sunday, Flag Day. but
residenll of the ow•·Your-own complex
'at North Coast Highway and Aster Street
hope lo have a new one up by July
4.
The big nag that customarily flies
from the pole on the deck outside tbe
:apartment building was hauled down.
folded precisely and carried off by a
''11eatly dressed" young couple on
Memorial Day, before the startled eyes
of resident Mrs. Hugh. Cavanagh.
The Lagwia womo said she was look-
ing out of her window that afternoon
when she' saw a couple, abou~ 25 years
old, and "not hippie types," stroll in
from the highway and onlo the deck.
. "About .five minutes later I saw them
walkillg ouL The man had a Flag ver y
neaUy folded, tucked u11der his arm,"
said Mrs. Cavanagh. "I wondered if
it could be our flag." A glance at
the empty pole confinned her suspicions.
She hun'ied-down the street, but found
no sign of the couple, or the flag .
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Airborne · Dlvlaion at Fl Brau, N.C.,
has betn placed on a1ert as p1rl ol.4
emergency planning· ln p r o t e ,c t I n I
American dtlzena In strlfetom Jordan,
administration offk:lall said today.
'Mley saJd . the r para~ . were
alerted Thunday nieht while 14 U.S.
cithens were being held heslage in two
hotels in Amman, the "Jordan capital,
by Palestinian commandos.
Although the hostages have since been
re{eased and an airlift ot foreigners
out of Amman has be:erl arranged by
the 1nlernatlonal Rtd Cross. the troops
remain on alert, officials said .•
"It is normal procedure wht!n a situ•·
Lion becomes less stable to place units
on the alert," they said. •
The officia~ said the alert did not
mean President Nixon w~ about to
move lroops into Jordan to rescue
Americans.
White House Press Secretary Ronald
L. Ziegler said Nixon has bei?n "very
concerned'' about the fate of U.S. citizens
and the worsening politica! situation in
Jordan . He said Ni:l:on has received
frequent reports on the conflict between
the Palestinian commandm and King
Hussein's Arab legion.
Nixon met for 45 minules today with
h\s foreign affairs adviser. Dr. Henry
A. Kissinger. to review de velopments
in Jordan.
A Slate Department special task force
headed by Ambaffldor Harriaori Sym.
mes. former envoy to Jordan, ls trying
to confirm the welfare and whereabout!
of all U.S. nationals in Jordan, Zlt{gler
said.
Ziegler sald the lntemallonl Red Cross
has contracted with Middle Easl Airlines
in Beirut, Lebanon, to airlift Americans
and other foreigners out of Jof(lan. There
are an estimaled 535 Americ1llls in
Jordan. Among those leaving are
"nonessential" personnel at the Amer-
ican Embassy In Amman and their depen.
dents, Ziegler said.
OffiCia ls said details of lhe evacuation
of foreigners from Jordan were still
belng wo'rked ooi. Although Jordan has
·agreed to aJlow Mldd)e_ East. ~Airline3
pla!les lo fly into Amman to conduct
the OVllCUation, tbe Rod 'Cn>u b ltlll
negotiatlrJ& wilh Pale&tlne CORUJllndo&
on geltlng the evacuieo iafely to the
airpcrt, they said.
Difflcully In gettJnr Americana i. the
staging area had been one of the
rOadblocks earlier towards orderinl 1n
evaCUttion.
. But. overnight theie wtrt IOme bope.tul
deyeiopmmta Jn the Jordan sttuatJon
which has been considered heft u u-
tremely teme and dan1erous .
Arali guerrillas released the hostages
which they bad hekl In two Amman
boleb, U.S. officials sald.
Among those released waa Robert
Pe~etreau. of the U.S. embassy in Am·
man, who happened to be In the Amman
Intercontinental Hotel at the time that the ho.stages were confined. ·
Western residents in Amman wert
described as beinc tense and nervous.
ReJ)Orts h ave been teac h i ng
Washington of considerable looting tn
Amman and some raping, said lo involve
at least. a few American women.
One report said the civil war in Jordan
had resulted in "a complele breakdown
of order in Ammah ... with rape and
murder of American women and the
widespread destruction of American pro-
perty."
Blaze Desh·o ys
Laguna Garage
Fire , of unknown origin partially
destroyed a garage at 645 St. Ann's
Drive in Laguna Beach Wednesday night.
Three units responding to the 9:24
p.m. call found the rear of the garage
at the residence, owned by William
Beeman. engulfed in flames.
The only person on the premises at
the time was a roomer, ' Benjamin
Franklyn Lyons. He was unhurt.
Firemen said the blaze apparently
started in some storage shelves at the
back of the agrage, but did not lm·
mediately establish the cause.
O_amage from the fire, which burned
through much of the g.ara1e roof, was
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Perilpus
Problem
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Friday, iuite 12. 1970
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625 Senior• Graduated ·
Westmi~ster High · Honors 40 .Top Students
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About 125 seniors. de<:ked Bonnie Baer, BA.ct Baroo, Alicia LamaraDd, Kenneth Cindy Turntt, Norine Vlnd.11, Alooa, Andres Alvare z , Balcom, DaMy B,allard, Billltzer, Lora Bittin g
out in_ caps ind gowrui. moved Daruel Broderick, Mart l n Llwreoce, Terry Ledermann, Gary Weekley, and Shelley Richard Amadril, 0 an i e I Edward Bane, Dtborah Banks. Ellzabeth Blackburn, Robert
WASHINGTON {UPI) -their scholarly tassels Thurs-Chao, Jam& Coryell, L.turrie Michael Lefevre, Lis a Loo, \Vllson. Amel, Oary Anderson, Rachel Sharoo Banzuelu, Rach e I Blauert;
For tl\e airUne industry, the day to become 1970 graduates EiJ, ·Toby Elder, Su I an Raymond: Maxwell, Shirley , • Other gradulfel , are the.· Anderaoo, Walter Ankerman, Barber; · Stephen Blue. Patric la· -
h o~ WestmiDlter High School. Emerson, Karen Gentry;. Meredith, John Meyer, David following ~ , , SuzallllCI Archet: Rebecca Barnhart, Laura Blythyn, Michael B 0 eh m ,
!jacker has become 1 ter-'Ill Lions' campus class in-Ronald Goldbera; ·Daniel Moore ; Niels "Aiaaatd1, Frank ~ Lorrie Arellano, Bru ce Barthel, Sandra Bean, /ferry M:J1ael Boess. Michel Bohrer.
rirylng puzzle. eluded 40 students who Graham, Arlene Hagedorn, Colleen O'De.11, MI c h a e I Adams, Patricia Addington, Arnold, Roy Atldns, Melissa Beeler, Elizabeth Benno . David Boman;
llow can he be slopped ? graduated with ,honors_ ~arol Ho!!, Gregoirt Houle, Pearce, Ju<!Jlh P~r iv et t e, David Aguilar, Steven Agondo, Atkinson, ·Rebecca B 1 c a , Charmayne Bequette, Stephen 'Eric Borgeson, Margaret
How can a potential hlja~ker Those who received a B-jllus Gerard Huerta, Cat h Y Christine Schmenk, Patrick Wayne Akiyama, Cat Ii r y_n fJ.oger Bachman, Terry Berekl; Bos~wlck, Barbara.. Boydston,
be spotted in a line or walUng averqe 91' better duriDJ i.belr Jackson,.._ Cbti.nlM-Jensen, Smith, Glenn Stevenson, Ter-Albert Linda Albrecllt: 81lrer; Judy Berman, W i 11 i am Catherine Bradford, Linda
airline passengers? W h a t r..:'.:.°"'::...;Y:_•_llll~•-re-=: :~~~~;N;a~ta~li~e~La;B~rte~"l~-ue;;;;;;;';'";";S;ta;v;enson;;' ;P;h;ili~p;S;U;" ';··~·J·u·di·lh·Ann~ .• A •. U~a~r~, -~G~l<~n--V~ir~ginl~a·····~B~ak~f'~,-~G~a~r~y~~Be~sa~nso~n~, ~D;ian~B;e;y;ler~, ~La~n~c~e·(~St~e~W~ES~T~M~IN~ST~E~R,~P~a.~·_::111 should be done once he shows
hls hand?
At present the most obvious
deterrent in me against hi-
jackers is the threat of a
long federal prison tenn.
But for spotting and handl-
ing troubl~. authorities ·now
are relying primarily · on a
weapons detection system and
a psychological ''behavioral
profile" of the typical hljacker
designed by the Federal ~via
tion Administration .
The results are mized. So
far this year six American
Airliners have been hijacked,
cmnpared with 33 in 1969 and' · ·
18 the year before.
T r ansportation Secretary
John A. Volpe says the decline
stems from a concentrated at-
tack on the probfem. He
reports that "in recent months
24 persons" were kept off
airliners when they either
tripped' a weapons detection
... device or were spotted by
airline employes usi/Jg the
psychological profile.
Weapons, ranging from guns
to knives, have been round
in airport wailing rooms
where they presumably were
discarded by airline
passengers how reared the
detection system, Volpe said.
Only three airlines
Eastern. Trans World, and
Pan American -are using
detection devices. A fourth
airline is expected to join the
group shortly.
An FAA spokesman says th;
government also hopes soon
to get airline agreement on
a plan to equip etitire airports
with the devices so that each
airline gate would be covered .
If every gate were covered,
autht1rities might be able to
avert hijackings like last
week's takeover or a TWA
jetliner by a passenger who
boarded the plane ar Phoenix. 1
1'he gate the hljacker used
to board t~ plane was not
equipped with a device and
there was no detection or the
gun he carried.
The personality of the hi-
jacker is one of the biggest
puzzles. Dr. John T. Dailey ,
chief FAA psychologist, says
thal commandeering a plane
is the hijacker·s one mo!llent
"of-power and glory in a
life of failure." ~
The records show that most
hijackers have been either
c r i m i n a 1 s or emotionally
disturbed persons bearing a
grudge. Sprinkled in betw~n
are politically motivated in·
dividuals who use airplanes
as a way to get lo places
like Cuba.
Except for possibly being
emotionally disturbed and
bearing a grudge; the hijacker
of the T\V A jet did not fit
any or these patterns. "He
had suicide on his mind," a
' psychologist ~id. .
The Air Line Pilots ASSOC.II·
lion (ALPA) believes the best
solution is for all nations to J
support the Tokyo convention,
which requires signatories to
return hijackers to the country
or their origin. This shou!d
be coupled with quick and
severe punishment by U.S.
courts, says ALPA president
Charles Ruby.
Other efforts to curb hi·
jacking raiige from a $~.000
reward for informa tion
leading to the arrest and con·
vicfion or a hijacker tc the
FAA proposal to buJJetproof
cockpit doors.
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McDOl'l&ld, Cyril •nd llttt., Je111 Reid. Rob.rt w 1m1m 1n0 N•ne1•
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Licenses
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Bandit, 19,
Gets Prison
SANTA ANA -Superior
Court Judge James F. Judgr
has ordered a one year to
life state prison term for a
gunman who held up a Sunset
Beach liquor store last Jan.
26.
Thomas Keith McCartney.
19, of tong Beach pleaded
guilty to charges of anned
robbery of Vogler's Liquor
Store, 1780 Pacific Coast
Highway, and asked the jurist
for immediate sentencing. He
was scheduled to face jury
trial June 17.
llis companioo "in t h e
holdup. William E. Saffer, 19,
of 8402 Westmin.ner Blvd ..
Westminster. has previously
pleaded guilty to identical
charges. He is serving an in·
definite term in a California
Youth Authority facility.
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Tl!U,CKS OF ~NO RADIO RELAY UNIT READY TO ROLL
At Costi Mew HQ, Port•ble Power on Line for E,m•rgenci•s
Air
By STEVE 1\-tJTCJIE~
Of tM OlllJ Plllt Slltl
Guard Set for Emergency
reservists who train one teletype operations . used to
weekend a month at tbe Costa establish initial contact prior
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Air Nation.I Gu•rd Unit Bridges Communications Gap
(>range Countians, rest easy . Mesa installation. to the establishment of t"<>n·
lf the area experiences a Reservists train hi their linuous carr ier FM radio a u tho r J zed the com-highest rank they held on ac· plan ," he continued.
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California Air 'IN a t i 0 n aJ food services. "We are more The guard unii also ope'rates perfonn its mission, the Air "This program is an ex· weekend a month in addition
Reservists t r a, In
Guard's 2Z2nd Mobile Com-like a small military in-a complex Tropospheric Scat-Nation.al Guard unit also has cellent opportunity for fonner to a two-week field exerci,c
municatians Squadron is ready stallation; than just one unit ter Terminal capable of reserve personnel in mosl Gls and Air Force personnel in the summer.
lo provi·de e-·nloa· 1 emerg"""· cf a command," Col Petracek transmitting a'Qd receiving 23 military support areas. to see If they like the Air Th ob 1 -~, . N 1· 1 Gu d er e m i e communications cy c;ommunicatlons to any explained. voice , telephone channels and The 222nd Mobile Com-a 1011a ar res ve pro-
part of the state. The fiye acre facitily is 16 teletype ch an n e J s munications Squadron has gram," Col. Petracelrsaid. squadron expects to" attract
equipped wilh up to dat e simultaneously . .:J'he squadron issued a new approach to get "The program \offers a many former non · com·
. Thel Glow, do~~ltd"!Y Ail'r Neda· mobile communications gear has five mobile vans to pro-former servicemen back into substantial supplement to the missioned or (ice r s a...t
liona uar Viii ing, ocat t f ·is · · 1 · vide mounla•·n lop line opera-Try 0 " dsm ' 1 · 1 thr the '"' just olf the Newport Freeway o per orm 1 mission. t s uniform. The " ne pro-guar ans annua income. specia ists ough "Try·
in Costa Mesa, houses more ''arsenal" contains a C<lm-lions for Fl\1 radio telephone gram enables the -guard unit the satisfaction of Serving the One" program. Ex-serviceme!l ·
than 30 portable generatGrs munications central radio set systems. to enlist lormer servicemen Costa Mesa community and are urged to contact the Ai'r
which could provide any part ·~c;;;a~p;;;a;;;bl;;;e;;;o;;;f~pr•o;;v;;;id;;;i;;;n~g;;;v;;;oi;;;c;;;e;;;a;;;n;;;d;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;n ;;;;;;a;;d~d;;i";;.Ollii;;;-ilo;i;;;;;;;bi;;;e~I ;;"~gi;;;;;;lo~r.;a;;;ioii;ne-;;;;y~ea;;r;;;;;;l;;ou;;;r;;;;;;i;;;n;;;;;;th;;;e~;;;a;;;;;;l;;;ine;;;;;;;;;';;;d;;;di;;;·u-on;;;al;;;;;;re;;;l;;;ir•e;;;m;;;e;;;n;;;l;;;;;;N;;;;;;au;;;· ... _a;;;l;;;G;;;u;;;a;;;r;;;d;;;a;;;l;;;54;;;~;;;;;;l309;ii;.;;;;j or the county with power in II
the even! of 8'fl emergency.
Lieutanant Colonel Edmund
l\t. P~tracek, commander of
the 222od !t.i o l> i I e Com-
munications Squadron said,
;<Our primary mission is to
train air na:Uonal guardsmen
in teletype and telephone com-
munications, .either in the field
or from a conununicatioru
center ."
In the case of a flood ot
local disaster. the Air National
G.uacd unit could provide radio
communications 'and generate
power to the community.
·The comm uni cations
squadron is comprised of the
twelve full-time military and
civilian personnel. in addition
to 150 Nalional G u·a rd
Directions
Board Set . .
By County
SANTA ANA -After
sev eral weeks delay (and
more to come) three of five
members of the Citizens
Direct.iOI\ ·Finding Commission
have been named by the Boad
of SUpervisors.
The commission, bolslered
by several more membe~
'D8med at large and by the
Orange County League of
Cities is designed to act as
a steering group for the coun-
ty"s Genera l Plan Program.
Named this week were:
James E. O'Connor of South
Laguna by Supervisor Alton
E. Allen; Rodger Howell, San-
la Ana attorney by Supervisor
William H. Hirstein, and Dr.
Louis Cella of Sant.a Ana by
Supervisor Robert W. Battin.
Supervisor William Phillips
said the man he had in mind
had moved from hi~ 3rd
District, so he needed more
time and Supervisor David L.
Baker i5 on vacation.
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The fas hion revolution has
worked down to the ground.
Shoes are news. Everyone '&
buying more &hoes-because
of style. Not just women.
Men, boys, girls and toddlers,
too. The IOQtwear business is
on the march. "Because,"
Boot & Shoe Recorder says,
"basic shoes are no longer
enough-for an y wardrobe."
During 1968, the average
American family spent $100
plus on footwear-up from $68
just six years ago. Count the
families who live in your area.
Multiply by $100. II you want
your share of that footwear
money, you've got lo tell the
fashion footwear slory. Out
where people will see ii. Right
on the pages of this news-
paper. Your newspaper.
Eight out of ten Llf!r·21'1 read
the paper each day. Seven out
of ten teenagers do too. Even
more to the point: a recent
survey showed that seven out
ol ten Americans look forward
lo the ads in the papers-while
o.nly one in four feels that way
about ads on TV. No wonder
retailers invested more than
$3 billion on newspaper
advertising last year. No
wonder the country's top shoe
. stores spend more then two
percent ol net sales on their
ads in the papers. Your
competitors know the power
of that seven-syllable sales
force: Newspaperabilily.
N~blllly
THE
ffiEDIUffi THAT .
FITS_
FOOTWEAR.
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There~ something very .
comforting about the Audi.
The footwear business has
changed. And newspapers
have changed, too. Wilh
economical new neighbor·
hood ad buys, superb color
reproduction, and new printJng
lechniques. This change has
brought a substantial Increase
in local papers' ad volume.
During June '69, dailies' retail
ad revenue jumped 11 .3 per-
cen:rover June '68 , News·
papers are working for retail.
Its seats
•re .de~ by an
~ksurgeon.
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It's more of a car
than you th ink. •
To paraphrase an old saying:
if the medium fits, buy it. And
no medium fits you better than
your own local· paper.
That's what we mean by
Newspaperabl/ily.
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I Beating Air Pollution
Your Money's Wortla
People Investing
Money Somewhere
By SYLVIA PORTER
Q. IF YOU HAVEN'T been ! pouring your new money
t directly into the stock market
, 1n the past several mon ths
r ..... and you certainly haven't
-where have you been in·
·vesting it!
A. Jn U.S. Treasury and
·Federal Agency marketable
obligations, traded in the open
·market and bringing you
:returns th the bJstorically high
·1. 8 and 9 perCent range .•.
Jn corporation and in state
and local boods, also offering
you record-high interest rates
' Q: Btrr -HASN'T money
tone Into savings accounts?
A. No -not on anywhere
near the scale of pllllt years.
Jn fact, we've been 'fiitnessing
a maS&ive "disint.ermediation"
-that clumsiest of bafflegab
.lrords Invented to describe the
process whereby you by-pas!
the customary, reg u 1 ate d
financial WtituUons and put
your money instead into the
open markel.'s bonds and notes
on which you can earn more
interest. (By going out of the
rmancial intermediates, you
udisint.ermediate.") And you
haven't been saving via U.S.
savings bonds either. Last
i)'ear, you actually cashed in
4400 millioti more of savings
bonds than you bought.
Q. BUT SURELY people
have beeo buying mutual
funds?
·· A. Yes, while you've been
liquidating the stocks of in-
dividual corporations o n
balance, you've been buying
mutual fund shares o n
balance. In 1969, all sources
outside <lf corporations -in-
. dividuals, small b u s i n e s s
1 partner s hips, farmers,
personal trusts, non-profit in-
blllioo of corporation stocks
on balance while buying M.9
billion of mutual fund shares
4lfl ba1ance.
There are profound trend s
here which cry out for at·
\ention and interpretation.
For iMtance, the upsurge
fn interest rates has led to
a convulsion in your ways
of saving money.
IN 1911, YOU put $16.9
. counts lhan tn 1968 ; in com·
merciat bank savings accoonts
alone, you put $10 billion LESS
than in the year before; in
1avlngs associatons,you put
a1Dl06t HALF as much as in
1968; .from !Bvings banks jUflt
this past April, you wilhdrelf
.$150 miliionon balance.
By so doing, you alone have
btefl a crucial factor in
today's dangerously ti g b t
squeeze on mortgage money.
For because about $8 of
every $10 of mortgage money
banks and savings inmitutlons,
dmles from commer ci al
fls(!11cs )'()"P
1Y7ll i'1C()ffiS
1sxsa!
Mia!'! l• ~ Ol!ll b::IRinl 1111 fl
Rlf·YUf llmSllMllt
~ m Oil DnNd t.Jti•
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your rejection of. these as
prime medium5 for your sav-
ings has forced U:lem to pull
back on mortgage lending.
This in turn bas led to 8
crisis in hmle construction.
This in tum has led to moun-
ting pressure for an end to
all interest rate ceilings so
banks and savings inst.ituUons
could compete with the open
market Cor your savings.
The dangers of a wide-open
race for your savings dollar
are obvious -and so are
the dangers of a continued
flow of funds away from the
financial institutions.
Meanwhile, your funds h~ve
of I.O.U.s oo an astronomical
been flowing into all types
o{ J.O.U.s on an astronomical
scale.
YOUR PURCHAS!ls of U.S.
Treasury marketable issues In
1969 totaled a historic $10.2
billion, more than driuble '68's
$4 .4 billion. You.r purchases
<lf Federal Agency • issues
totaled $4.5 billion, also more
than double 1968's level. Your
purchases of state and local
tax-exempt 1.0.U.s came to
$4.4 billion against net SALES
jn '68. In the first quarter
of 1970, you actually
dominated the corporate bond
market, buying an estimated
and.eoormous $2.9 bWion.
As the·dominant roli has
switched from U:le tndlvidual
to the institution in the stock
markets, so tt has switched
from the institution to the
Ind ividual in the b o n d
markets.
The upspiral of interest
rates and the downspiral or
stock. prices are revealing
stock prices are revealing
di stortions whlch none of us
anticipated and are creating
money flows which few of
us recognit.e, much I e s s
understand. 1 know no one
who as yet grasps what these
profound developments will
mean.
United Pilot
J.F.Callahn
In 3lstY~r
John F. "Jack" Callahan,
'l17 Amherst Place. Costa
Mesa, celebrated his 30th an-
niversary o{ service with
United Air Liiles on May 13.
Callahan, 52, is a native
of New York City. He holds
a Bachelor of Arts degree
from Catholic University.
Callahan joined the airline
as a reservations agent in
New York City.
After 31,i, years as a Marine
Corps pilot in World War ll
(diocbarged with the rank of
captain), Callahan entered
Unlled's man.agemef!t ranks
as chief of restrvaUons tn
Boston in 19H . H'e rttumed to New York
the ne.tt.Year w1th .. Ute-ame
J1:>b UUe1 and tn 19$G transftr-
n!d to· the alrline's· aalea
departmenL "' He moved to Ollcago in
1115. oervlnl .. dty .. 1 ..
manager there for thr'ee years
before comlnf IO Lao Ang<los
In 1980. ...
Salaries
Advance
In Year
Wages and salaries for key
office and plant. occupatl<m
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8howlna June 11, 12, 13
Combined with
CQNOOURS D'ELEGANcE ll'llTERNATIONAL . ~.fune·H:· . :~ .. , . . . : ~ •. ~~ " . . ~ -r-t '• ' ' ' Sit"""' lnllataq..cl elepnt,.~~il ..
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-M1r1< your colond111 nar?' · ·
and
MA1TEL HOT WHEELSPEE~.TEST DAY
Santa Ana .Fashion Square Fcx.wrtain Court
" Saturday, June 13, 9:30 A.M.
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By BPS
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Long Poini Racers
Ready to Set Sail
' Ocean racing and Pacific
FndJJ, June 12. 1970 DAILY PILOT J S
J\m,~rlea's C:up
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,ff eritage .Pµmp,ed
T~ice by Ri~ilfs
-\. . ~ ST~RD. eo..:. (AP):_ "-.:.llmllllry J i:i.t,' hopes
Cbar)oy. llorpn hopes loday be cy l!!m_ ~-,..,_
..W be ~I lot liUlleelf '~· ""'-._..._.._ new a.\neltt yacht Herlta&e Valiant did eorller In the week
, out ol St ~·FIL ' af1'r loolng ,be< I'!'(~ I~ .r<t5
The 40-yUN>ld Morgan,. wl!O lo lnttepid. .
designed, btlllt "!Ml, lklPl>eia Morgail• and hla crew have
the Heritag<. rocelvod, a lu!l• hlld mudi Ila ·11111ni'· tlJne
,...p11op 'llwnday In. the ·to work out' ont klnks-•iilce
prellmlnery tr11Ja to plclc I they •arrlvod anly .T\Jelday
defender for the America'• after a 11400-mlle ·1ait up the eup. · · · -eo1it rram FIOiii!L ·
Morgan and the Herillge Alter todq, Heritage, .... beal<o 1'l' lnUept<I and ""!epid and valiant ..... to
Valiant in the races on Long -Newport, R.I., where ~..r
l!laDdSowldbytheconvlnclng trllla will be held In .July links •ot ..,. minute; 57 and A!!gust and the ·VA
secoods and · by 5,42, respec-defender aelected for the fam•
tively. ed Amer.ica's Cup r a Ce 1
Morgan tak<! the Heri!He starting Sept. 1s: Either a
out again today in the last French or Australian )'adlt
day . of bis series of will beihie challeoger.1
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In ·championship Race
Lido-14 sailors will hold their Class B skipperi Will com·
fleet championship Saturday plete for the H a r r o w b Y.
and Sunday in a series of Perpetual, awarded each year
bay raees held off Balboa to the first Class B .Nip~
Yacht Clu b. to finisb.
It will be the Ulh .. annual champion.ship for Fleet No. 'nle regatta will 'also· decide
1. -and will be the first time the fleet representaUve:s fo~
since 1966 the series bas been the national champion.WP to
held in the bay instead of be held _in Jacbon, Mas .. in
the ocean. August.
Dave Ullrban of ~ Balboa Frank and Evelyn White wiU
Yacht Club la if>e-deteoding· ~ race conlmit~ chairmen chatripion· for the seeoeyd year·
in a row. He is also tile cur~ for this weekend's regatta.'
rent na~ion~ champion in the On Saturday ~gpt the fieeti
class. will hold its aMUal dWner.
Skippers in ~lass A will be =' iiaiitiiBiiaiilboiiaiiiiYiil!Ciihiit .iiCiilubii.ii, iiiiii;;j
competMg for the Klnisleyll
Perpetual Trophy whlcli ~
bolizes the fleet cbampionstiip . . .
PAT SPENCER llTURNS
VISIT l"AT & JACKI• S"EMCE•
JUHi 1:1111 THltU lfTit
'IONE EI IARIERS
D4t MEW,OltT I LYD. """UM
"II ha ..._ Vloltn«o, ~ ~
9dy, tr~r. IOV• •NI ~Joh · drlrn.
••• ·-o1 tti. ._., lll'lftt rnm1." Mn T9"'1ll. Salltt AM ... lt.IW
41//s Cf NWRr 21 ~::1
H¥JXi,ica p Racing Fleet yachts
take off Saturday in Newport
Harbor Yacht Club's Long
Point Race, the third io the
current Ahman!on Series.
Balboa Power Squadron's
aunuru~r course in b a s i c
boatinj starts Monday at 7
p.m. al'. the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club 72.0 w Bay Ave The fleets will race to Long --Bal--~·--·· ' · --.:•~P-ointf-Calalina -l.sland-Satur-
boa. day, rendezvous overnight at
Sunday's homeward bound
race starts at noon for all
of the ORF classes and at
12:10 for PHRF. The finish
will be off the Balboa Pier. ----~~~~
The 13-week course covers NHYC's Moonstone C o v e
maw : top1c3 i n c I u d I n g moorings, )lnd sail home Sun-
seaniamhip, nil6 of the road, day. -
compass, chart reading, dead The times on both legs of
It · _A, the race are combined a,s one rec orung navigation, -ety face Jn detenninlng the win-afloat, Coast Guard r~I.. r:er. _ lions and aids to navlgatioo.
The course is valuable to S t a r t l n g times for
1ailboat owners as well as Saturday'• race are at tt·a.m.
powerboaters -including Class A and B Ocean Racers,
trailer ~Li. . 11:~0 for ORF C and D, and
Boat mYntr*IP. however, is I ~i:IO~ for 'PHRF. ~e start
•pelt a 1pre.requl.!J~ for joirung is· oU th!; r!Jal~, PJer and
the class. AD in t e r e 1 t e.4 I u.e·~ ftnlslr between a com-
1' ~-are invited·. Tbei:e 'ij 1 J!\,i~ .bolt ~·an · orange
n0 Cl>arge. : • . , fir& •Qff .1.o., P,olnt. .
_The Ba!l>OLP-i:,Squlldr<>o. c ·
·i. a nntt Of the Uniled SJlltei · · · Power~;anoo-prof~ BCYC H~ting
iX'ganiZatioii ctecidiited ·entirely '
to aale boatlng and booting Bahia Corinthian Yacht Chlb
education. will be host to a Offt of sailing
Advance reglalratlon Is not Ytch\I from Lot bgele! Har.
necessary. Thoee attending , bor Saturday in the annual Ba.
are urged to bring a not~book hia de Cabrillo )levtrse Ar-
the first Qlgllt. · gosy. ,' • •
Further infonnaUon, can be Co-host for the· event is Ca.
had by ~ailing Isabel. Pease, brlllo Beach Yacht Club of
. cJg&, ~retary. at 873-ISSS. Los Angeles.
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VClto Dedicate Ne w Sloop
TRAVE.L
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Mrs. Frederick Bames, UCI
Phys ic al Education
Admhmu&Uve Atslatant, will dui~ · UciJ's ·new Shields
eta~ sklop·~y at J p.m.
Slated to be· used, in UC l's
instructional, reqeational and
intercollegiate. 1 a 11 i n g pro-
grams,, the new sloop Is the
fwrth to-be donated to uc1 Make a trav•J bu9 out of your Volkswa9en. Buy a Trails
by Shield&'..' The
4 Dlhers are W C A II ht ·~ L I f 'I I 'lbe. ceremoNes will be bekl
at the' new Intercollegiate sail-
ing and Rowing Base, lllllt
W. Coast Highway.
Donated by internation1:Uy
known yachtsman Cornelius
Shields, the nttr 30-foot sloop
will be christened. ·'Cclumbia"
by Mrs. Barnes •
named "Dllnty," "Cliarlotl•," est ampster. 9 , 11C1Sy0 ..v-nau trave tra1 er w th
.•n<I ",1"!'" a kin9 size bed, desl9ned -.pecll!!'Y for lonely bu9s. See
'111e ehristening will be part one now at:
ol the UC! Big l BoostEr ,
Club's Sailing Day activities. HARBOUR v w Membtn of ·the UCI sailihg . . '
program wut ,.rve ., hosts . . . -• · ,. •-
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FIN -WALL l ,TBEET
tinental Can Co. bas an-.
11ounced plans lot a ill»
pilllion expansion proeram
designed to double Clp*:tty
of Its Hodge, La., paper mill
to produce Kraft paper liner
board and other producta. New
facllittes are e x p e c t e d
onstream by early 1971 to
boost lhe ~Hodge plant 's
capacity to 500,000 torus fro1n
250,000 tons a year.
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end of the cOuntry fro[n it$ own
\:apifl, nea{. tlie Communist-.domi-
1~t~ areas of Laos, and it.has lpng ' J ,c;> I . been threatened by-ihsurgeney., · ' ' .
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'l \he people. rirobile imed:i.cal1 .teams,;
travel roun~ .the 1~gi~1;l, .prj11iing
medical services to many yilJa:ges.
-~ for1thefir.st,tirue,and ... fighting dis_--·
· easf}S'-such as.Jiialaria a'n·d(cbOlera. ·
l:at:fi team .has ~a· ,~a lists, ll1-
cludin·g Thai doctgf1 .a.ud ilurses
working in ecioperation with a U;S,
IofE!ign .aid program-the Agency
. for International :Qevelop~ent
(A.1'/D:) .'In ohc year, 56 sucl1 rnedi-·
i.;at' uniis· tfeal sCirDe two million
·,People in l,500 villages, help equip
m eral' 'hospitals, dig over three
-. cJ.9ten W.ell.s, ~nd tra·iit Ji.D additional
GO~ pa)·a.medical personilel. . '.
1\.ttbe·signal of the temple dl'un1,
, ·p~ap1e, YO.Ung and old, flock to ob-
ta·in .kelp. 'fhey often Walk many
miles.from outlyin("fa~.ms and ham-
lets, to attend a session. 'fhey are
Uegiuniug lo sha'rert1).e benefils of
·expanding· we\fa·re services. And
U1ey are fi ndiug t'he.i1· lives a litlle-·
f\·eer of the old btfrden.s, in J'artjc-
ular of lhe fear a nd pain of helpless
.si ckness.
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Chllchn In illl •"' ~ otnort111.0t Thollond _,.,.. _ \h• ft"!l.111!11~4!1Ctoro who .Yllil them. _
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A lick child lo 111mlnod lot tr .... ol .,.IMl1, a --wlllch lo . _ _;_,,_ ·-_ n.owJ>e!11V.•rld~ '. AP N1tWl(ta1w# Flee~ Shou:-Ph°'41 b11 Cdft.1!11tttll ' .
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By PAl\tELA llAU...AN
Of tti. D•llY ,UOI Sl1!1
\\/bile national attention is being focus-
ed on San Juan Capistrano's swallow
popu,:ition1 city father! are worrying
about another populalion -the one on
tt\e· grouna.
Where will the estimated 45,000 people
by \989 live; Where will they work,
play and go lO school,· and how will
they get from one end of 'town to the
other? ' ,
-..All these . questions would answer
themselves in time. But the city council, •
hoping to · preserve file historic fJavor
of the city -doesn't want a heller skelter
growth. · ·
It wants a well organiz.ed, t:lirected
growth. one that has been outlined in
the new general plan prepared by Plan.
ning Director Robert Johns a n d
unanim'ously adopted by the council.
·i1 voted for this plan because its
flexible," said Councilman Jim Thorpe.
Dana Bandit
Gets 1 Yea1 ·
For Robberies
A one year Orange County Jail term
has been ordered for a Dana Point man
charged with the armed robbery of serv-·
ice stations in El Toro and Mission Viejo.
Superior Court Judge James F. Judge
set that term Tuesday and added five•
years probation for Delbet Sidney Finger,
25, Of 34055 Alcazar. with the defendant's
return from a 9lklay diagnostic study
at a Department of Corrections facility.
Finger pleaded guilty to .one count
of armed robbery before he was sent
fo r the three-month examination .
His companion in the knife point
holdups of the Richfield service station
at 26001 La Paz Road and anQther station
at 2§021 El Toro Road is currently
serving a state pr ison term of one year
lo life .
Superior Court Judge Harmon G.
"It provide' a direction,! yet can be
revtewid ' and ~ when.ever
neceisarY." . ~1 ~
The \loc:ilment,provWS map1; lfbl<a '.
and ln!ormaUoo oa the present and tuta:re ·
status..ol land use witliin tM city.1 lt
lnclildes ·ochools;"poru ....i~r.a..u..-< .
lanit, houai:ng•and commercial-tnd_ustrial .... ·
land. ·It a.llo i provides inlormation oo ,
Present and future streets and ·hiahways.
It does not median mobile home parks
o.r t'provide for any planning in their ·
directl<ll). JQbns does ,say ·that .U.-0
are a tot.al of ~ pads ~ .•
and another 411 pads approv.ed. He points
out that the mobile home park sltuaUon
i! a setious one and be urges ~ city
counc'il to make a decision about them ..
The mobile home park moratorium ends
this 'month.
Most of the city's residents 00,. Uvt
in dwelling units mm:tbe~inc 'i,Ol6, ac-
cor<Jing tp the plan. The ~port user:\.i"
that 40 of Uiese dwehqigs we sub· stan-
dard, and an accompanying map ~es ·
them mostly old in tbt Los Rios Street
are.a and on rancheS.
Johns says that one of the city's o~
jecUves should be to bring these homes
up 19 pa.r. He suggest! using the: Police
power of t~e municipality, county and
state to improve the phy!ical character
and quality of these residences.
Future' dwell:lbg , unlts would be con·
structed, on tbe 5,520 acres earmarked
for Uial use. If tot.ally developed, it
would contain S0,"8 units. •
Where there ·are people, tM:re are
schools needed and thiJi has tiot been
overlooked in the General Plan. Johns
has listed • total of 219 acres for schOOJ
land -.. populatkln projectklns.
He _-.una~es 1fiat ~ the 11turatioo ,point
I.here would be 1 l,311(! elementary school
cllildttn, 2,1169 juniQr hl&h lludeo!s and
4,02fl high school students In the city.
ln any well pianned metropolis there
are Qpen spaces for aesthetic beauty
and for recreation. Johns has included
in the report a master plan for parks
and recreation, something very few cities
have.
Although park land is acquired in
several ways, San Juan Capistrano has
acquired one park. and has one olher
committed through a system by which
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CAMP PENDtETON -A ,,.,., tr~,
diverting roed·par~el to.~ San D"8@1 · ·-Freeway near the main gate of CafJIP ,
Pendleton· was .in operation Utis w~k
in an effort to remove \ocal traqic~
from the summer freeway, crush. ,~
State Division of IDghway.s enginetn
planned the road lo allow c...;:
Pendleton and other local Oceanside ••·
traffic to use tw Dew side !lreet alllll·
birdge, instead of adding to \he alrtadr
congested stretch of•freeway. ''
Beside the road, strelc:hing along tlll!'
portion of the freeway under cOn1
strucUon, a new bridge. has been open;ed
spa!lning the San Luis 'Rey River. .: I(
Author!Ues Uils week said I its 1rrg
test during ·thc:i 'Memorial-Day weekend
relieved congestion UP. to'23 percent.
T):le road ma.lies It -possible' to drive
from the base gate to OOWntown
Octanside without using any f~eeway
route.
Capo Queen Sought
SAN JUAN ·CAPISTRANO -Monday
is the deadline for filing applications
for the Mlss San Juan contest, sponsored
by the San Juan Capistrano Vhambe;!'1 of Commerce. ;.
ARplicatlons 'can be obtai11e9 1t v,...
quero clothing store and 90Cdles• ~
. que in Uic El Adobe Plaza shoppini
· center. ._"'fte'~e not ~g {_or a beauty q~
In the popular sense," said Pat Taoer t
chamber director .. "We're looking for
a young women who has poise and
. a pleasing personality who can tepresen~
our e;lty et official fWlclioos." ",
·contestants will , be juClged during ~
terviews and wiU not have to compete
in a public contest, "n>e winner~
be presented to the public at a Cha
party on June 21.
SURFER POUNDS AHEAD OF WHITE WATER. SUMMER IS HERi! -CAN WAVES BE FAR BEHIND?
Contestants must be residents of thl
San Juan area and be high achool senlori
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nie Russ Johnsoq, 22, following the AWOL
Camp Pendleton Marine's convictidn.
developers dedicate port of !heir boldiop .. Colinty Rejects-
School District
Pleas for Filnds
Gener.al Motors
Introduces lu
Electric Auto
:y~=t ~":urf~ ~~ ~u::! It~ Q St1• tt Sa1· don :~. p;..:::; ~:re being discussed at ~ . ' . e .
lndush·y Book The plan projects a· totaJ ·cf 227 ac.res' .~ ~ge~1s"::;tbb:7.a.::t;n"~···County Refuses.Road Name Change ' . -. ,,
To · Btt ·Published
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A new .brochure citing 'advanta&es for--
location of indu~ in San Clemente
will be publishecf soon by the Chamber
of Commerce.
Directors of the Chamber agreed to
the idea this week, proposed by the
group's industrial development tom·
mittee.
Chainnan Al Ftlger suggested lhlft
the drive· emphasile development both
along the Estrella area aod the Avenida
Pico section ol manufctring land in U1e
city.
He "added t~t ljJe plan should win
support nqt. just by th~ chamber but by lhe commwii(y at large. _
Filger ~ 3t the same meeting was
ratified as the new c'hairman of the
cwruitluee. to replace Ray Teal, who
~OoWilbec.iuSeOI increasmgpro-
resslooal comm itments.
plans fol' equtalrian IZ'allr along Orange · • ' ' · . ' .. . . Coast County Flood Control and ·pi bl le .\119, . alack, Saigon Lane will r~mau..
utility easements which may someday be the same.
opened (with coµnt,y cooperation) from Contrary to a previous req1.1esl to lhc
Dana Po!nt to Mission Viejo and C'Je\oe-Orange County Board of Supervi'sor land National Forest areas. . s,
Johrui foresees. several·' planninr pro-l2 of 14 residents ol the one-bloCk street
blems for the future . One will be the in the north Tustin area have
preservation oC the Mi&sion area and prevailed upon the board to deny a
the maintenance or an equitable balance change to "Lemon Tree Lane."
between resident -serving and tourist-Last April, Gary Langdale, of 13591 serving facilities .
He also sees a problem In the effective Salge:-: Lane, with the backing of "12
utilization of exlstirig.., and projected out of 14 of my neighbors" ortered
streets and highways and the alrport a petition for the ch,angf.
for maximum benefit. He gave as reasons: "I) Antiwar pro-
He 1t1ggest.s that the city continue tests hav~ gotten to us. 2) Tht: value
to strive for the elimination al overhead of Our prc)perty is dropping." Wednesday
utilities and the acquisition of park land. be added that several sales had been
Finally, he foresees a probelm in secur-made recently al low figures.
ing adequate housiqg for all economic Sul Richard Benton, of 13722 Saigon levels within the city,
His plan renects a tendency to keep Lahe objected. He called the proposed
the hi~est density in the valley, and change "uqnecessary, a bother and ex.
lowest aetiSlty iif I.he hUls-above so that-pense."
hills won't be entirely obliterated. "Seventy per~t of the homeowners
.. Walking Throagh Art
Saddle back College: ciieifl'..a'fficla-Slrillgtil touches--bt presented..., the MJssion Viejo campia-Ihe
up one of environmental, .walk·thrcugh sculptures event opens with a band concert and cOnlinues u~
that will bcJcatured ~unday in lhe junior college'• UI S p.m. The lesUval is open to thepubli c without art fesUVal. Scc_2n<l annual evenl starts at 2.p.m. charge. --
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now oppose the klea," Bmt.on pr°" l)ETROIT (AP) -Gt!loral ~
<l#imejl W:e~f ·
·He \'(As backed by 'W. E. Day, of
13682 Saigon, who charged,. "Langdale
rnoved to the slreet in the last year,
We-did not sign his petiton.
"The rost to lhe county and the pro-
perty owners was not considered when
those people signed originally, Changes
\Vould have to be made on credit cards,
all mailing. It is ridiculous!"
It reQ\lest that r()range. County reim-
burse two ·sooth county school 'dl!trlcts· 1
for fund.'! "lost by the redOOt.ion in ·assess-
ed .valuation through the creaUon bY
the supervisors of a g' r J c u I t-u r a I
preserves" has falleQ on deaf e&1'3.
Corp. unveiled IU oew esperlmental alee:;
trk7 1FTbOl'lilay anil lllid """ •. ..,
could have llmtted application some da1.
in Crowded urban centeri.
The ·car, called tht XEP, was a 19'
Opel· Kadet sedin flt!ed with two kindl
of batteries-lead ac!d for accelenUoo
and Iinc alr fer cruising, .:
" Langdale wa.'! aghast. but no t
speechless:
"This opposition surfared in the past
week. I can 'l explain it. P~ibly a
wife signed my petit:!.:n and a husband
the recent one.·•
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terjected Supervisor William Hirstein,
as he moved to deny the name change.
It c~rried 3 to 0. (Supervisor Alton
Allen was absent "ma~ing a5peech,"
and Supervisor David Baker was on
vacation).
The protagonists d c p a r t e d In
friendsrup, shaking hands as they left
the supervisors' hearing room.
THE
Capistrano UnifiPd School District of-
ficials told county supervisors Tuesday
the district stands to lose an estimated
• $827,100 in. taxes over the Jtl-year !Ue or
the preserve agr~ments with the O'Neill )
Ranch (Missi~n Viejo).
Tustin School District officia!s recorded
their loss at $63,675 for the 196f.70 fiscal
year on Irvine Ranch pre.serves.
Supervisor Alton E: Allen· said, ''To
comply wilh these financial relm·
bursement requests would open a real
can of worms."
Supervisor Rober'l" llittin !uggested
that the whole thing be p'ut off until
changes in the Williamson Act' (allowing
agricultural prGBer\res) ·can be reviewed.
·rhe requests were "received and £11-
ed."
RED bALLOON
· Hunti.li&tlm H~ur _ LTD.
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A Tasteful Assorltnenl of
Fine Summer Playwear
And Swimwear •
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The car weighs about 3,000 poun4
about 1,200 pounds more than a standarft
Opel Kadet. Its top .speed was said
to be 60 miles per hour· and its toP
crusin~ range was about JS miles at
30 mph.
The major adantage "of the car ls
the use of the zinc air balteries whi<fl
give the car .'!ix times ·the crosing ranl(e
a comparable mass at lead acid batteries
•• could produce, said Dr. Paul T. Chenei;
GM's vice president in harge of resear<!Jl
laboratories.·
However, he added· the ~zinc air ~i
teries have a majOll drawback. Tl'ley mutt
-be~l'fCharged by a costly mechanicil
proceS!I of replacing electrodes and eleoo
trolyte solution.
"For this reason ,'' Dr. Chenea said
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ways to recharge the battery cbemlcallJ.
rather than mecbanicaUy."
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1t wlll IOUDd like players oD the
Parchlnent High School football
tMm are, addressing 11Coach
Coach" next season. J.1ck Koch, line coach lit Jackson Parkside
Hlgh School, has been named new
head coach at ParChment High.
Koch's named is pronounced
•1coach.0 •
Stn. Howard Baker (R·Tenn.),
IOCI givn the jloo1 and, in this
wist, Mftnekd Prtsi<Unt NU:on's
credibility: ''I think the Presi-
dent of tM United Stotts has,
the mojorltJ o/ the time, a track
record /or ~ and Mne1t11
i11 hil repriesentatiom with rtl·
pect &o SoviheO!t A.ria that U so
good tho' M tichlv uftdesm:ies
to be dUbeUeved in thtse ~tprt·
sntatiom ...
• ,. Actor Glfto Ctrvl, known fo.r his r.rtrayal of the Communist mayor,
eppone, in tbe Don Camillo mo-
Vj.es, W11 elected B; Rome area re-
!ooal councilman OD the ticket of
e Conservative Liberal Party.
ection results showed today. He ii abOut to .play Peppoo.e again in
• new film, 0 Don Camillo, Pep-
ll!>D•· and the Youth of 'Today.''
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j,illia.m ioone-i, ·of Btrkel~. Mo,, a -St.
l,ouU suburb, ia read11 to take on the
f,tderal Bureau of Inw:itigation, the
&.A and the polict u.sing thrtt 39-
~t gdl balloon! a.s ammo. Ht ran alt'fl'l up fi.shing wirt 500 ftet in tht f.t ovtr hia houst to prove that ;tt
P;lants takt off over hU homt near iAt-airport Juu:ardowl11 low. TM: FBI
~ stn& to stop him ~ta.somd,
' my balloon.s art too high, tht'ir
t.s art too loto." , • • Lippy Espinacla, a Honolulu auto
faler wbo delivers television com-
tpercials in pidgin English, has this
iJ.gn outside his office: 11Dear cus-
t.tiner. Please no be too rough wit
OUr workers. Dey mor hard to fine
•n customers. Tanks."
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thing is within walking .di.stance,
a Cltanoater, Fla., .,eat tstate
firm adtln'tises it wilt take the
famil11 car as a doum payment
mt a condominium apo1'tment. t
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Mrs. Buford Shores, an off duty registered n11rse
on bei way borne from town, stops to save the life
of Michael Cogar, 7, who was st.ruck by a truck
in Elyria. Ohio. She applies mout.b -to-moulb resus-
citation (left)1 then looks up (right) as ambulance
Isla Vista Calm
A:fter 5 Nights
·Of Confrontation
SANTA BARBARA (UPI) -Relative
cabD returned to the st.rife torn Isla Viata
st.udeat community Thursday end.int rive
succesaive nights or violence.
Only three persons .were arrested cmn-
pared to a total or 667 for the prior
live nights du.ring an Illegal sit-in and
c1asbel beq'een neaily 300 olficer1 and
bands of rock-throwing young persons. ·---'Ibere were only minor incidents Of
rock throwtng late Ttiursday and two
T!ports of trash fires in the IS-5!1Ua~
block area adjacent to the uruvers1ty
of California.
The dusk to dawn curfew was relaxed
earlier in the day to ll p.m. except
n a square-l>lock-area encompassing
Perfect Park and the. hard-hit branch
of the Batik of America.
About 100 deputie5 and highway
patrol.men moved into the area shortly
before the curfew and sealed il off.
Up to 600 student.a gathered on the
outskirts of the line of officers but
there was no violeflCe.
'"They (tile o6icers) talked with th<
kids and p.Jned a good rapport. When
11 p.m. came everybody went home,':
said Sberui.J,.t. Michael Swan.
Earlier, Gov. Ronald Reaaan had
aulMiized the us·e o( the National Guard
in the troubled area.
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58 Released in· Jordan;
U.S. Woman Still Held
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Fifty~ight foreigoers held hostage in
Amman were reparted released today,
but Egypt's M1dd1e EClllt News Agency
reported that a commando group was
holding the widow of an American
inilitary attache killed by guerrillas in
the Jordanian capital earlier this week.
A guerrilla organization in Beirul an-
noWlCed that the radical Popular Front
for tbe Liberation of Palestine this morn-
ing released the 58 Americans, Britons
and other foreigners it had held captive
for more than 36 hours in Amman's
two main hotels.
Diplomats in the Lebanese capital con-
firmed \he repoi;h but had no details.
Regular commuil\cation channels with
the Jord anian capilal were still cut.
The American woman reported a
priSoner of the commandos w a s the
widow of Maj. Robert P. Perry of
Chicago, an attache of the U.S. Embassy{
in Amman who was killed by a group,
of guerrillas who invaded his residence
Wednesday at the height of the fighting
between the Palestinians and Jordanian
troops.
Earlier pports said Mrs. Perry was
killed but the Egyptian report t o d a Y
made' rfo mention of the children. Nor
did It give the circumstances of the
reported capture of the woman.
As the Palestine guerrillas refused to
be satisfied by concessions from King
Hussein of Jordan and made new
demands, U.S. officials were · preparing
to evacuate about 400 Americans living
in Jordan. -
In Washington, the White 'HOU!e Said
onty "precautionary planning" was being
done. But a representative of the lnterna·
Uonal Red Cross arrived in Amman
today to · arrangt the .evacuation, and
three Lebanese jetliners were standing
by in Beirut to fly the evacuees to
Athens.
Hussein made major concession to the
guerrillas Thursday by dismissing his
uncle from command of his anny .ancf
removing a cousin from command of
an army division that had spearheaded
the batUe again!t the auerrillas in Am-
man. Qut Al Falah, the largest of the
commando organizations, said in a broad·
cast from Cairo that his was only "the
beginning of victory for the people."
It demanded that the king renoun<:e
his commitment to a political settlement
with Israel and said only such a "rad ica l
solution" Could end the strife in Jordan
in which more than 700 persons are
reported to have been killed <tr ~~unded ..
Allied Toll Higlt
A Red Cross official who v1stted the
foreign hostages in Amman's 1ntercon-
tinental and Philadelphia hotels Thursday
reported all were in good health. The
Popular Front, a radica l terror group
which has lrequently refused to fol~ow
the lead ol Arafat and other ~emlla
leaders. said then it was bokbng ~h_e
hostages until lt was sure the .Jordanian
government would stop attack.s on l™'._
Palestinian refugee camps around Am
man, where many guerrillas are based .
S.' Viets Lose Heavily in Cambodia
SAIGON (AP) -South Vietnamese
forces have lost. more me n in the five
weeks since the Cambod ian offensive
began than 1n any similar period in
the Vietnam war, and U.S. battle deaths
for the same· five weeks are the highest
in 10 months.
Weekiy c~sualty figures compiled lrom
May 3 through •last Saturday list 3,326
government troopers kiled in action and
8,500 wounded in both Cambodia and
Sout h Vietnam. U.S. losses in both coun--
tries in that time were 811 killed and
4,970 wounded .
The allies claim to have killed 17,
enemy in thal same period -more
than 10,000 in Cambodia -but the
methods of gathering these figures are
often challenged.
The previous record for South Viet-
namese battle deaths for any five-week"
period was during the enemy's na-
tionwide Tet offensive. That was in 1968.
and fi:Om late January thtoUgh mosl
of February 3,158 goverrunent troops
died. .
The last time Americans s u f f e r e d
greater battle casualties was in a fi ve-
w eek period from late la st .July
throug August when 854 were killed
and ,029 woonded during an enemy
g point.
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German E;nvoy
In Brazil Raid
RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI)
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fl.1achinegun-flring terrorists kidnaped
\Vest Gennan Ambassador Ebrenfried
Von HoJleben from his Umooslne Thias-
day night in an attack that kilt~ one
or the envoy's bodyguards and seriously
wounded another .
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Senate· C-ertain
To Block Nixon
WASlilNGTON (UPI) -The Senate
appears cettlJn to vote to prohJblt Presi-
dent NI.Ion from reipvading Cambc>dj.a
and, In the midst of the Vietnam Wir.J
to · restrict the Presldent's war-waging
powen.
The senate by a 51-47 vote Thuraday
repelled the White Houa" ollompt ·to
tORe down the legislation. Seutors who
put togelher the fragile nia)orlty called
House Backs
ABM Growth
By Big Vote
• WASlilNGTON (UPI) -"If the
geoUeman from Illinois ls ~. we
lose the country, If l'th wrong, we .
lose the money. I d90't lh1ni there's
much choice."
So spoke Rep. Elford Cederberg (R...-
Mlch.)1 before he and 'WT other members
of the House Thursday again voted to
support the controversial Safeguard
Antlballislic MlS8lle (ABM) System.
The ·support was COf!.talned in a $2
billion appropriation blll apProved by
the House then sent to the Senate. The
bill, for construction ol military in.Stalla-
tiom in the fiscal year beginnlng July I,
included $3M mJllion for building ABM
facilities.
Final passage on a 308 to 57 roll
call vote came after anU·ABM forces,
sboWtng little enthusiasm far battle, lo!l
a 98 to 21 vote to ellmlnate the Safeguard .
money.
Th! amendment to delete was made
by Rep. Sidney Yates (D-lU.), who said
"Safeguard ABM is Ul-concelved, un-
proven and is belng rashly hun-ied Into
deployment without having completed it.!
research cycle."
The outlook· for success among ABM
opponents was so poor that many did
not even show up for the vote.
Unlike· the Senate, where ABM sen-
timent is narrowly divided, the House
has consistently and decisively agreed
to President Nixon'• requests to deploy
Safeguard and to provide money for
its constructlon. ·
Gene Tunney Kin
Gets Committed
In · Murder Case
LONDON (AP) -The daughter of
former world heavywelcht boxlng cham--
pK>o GeDt: tumey was <.'Omm.itted to
a mental ho9pttal -y alter ~
.tie bludgeooed her ""3bond to death'
la.st Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Joan Tunoey Wilkinton, 30, had
pleaded guilty to m1n1laugbter oo the
grounds of diminished respomibllity in
the death of her 31-yur-okl husband,
Lynn Carter Wilkinson, in tbe.ir rented
cottage. ~,
The Old Balley criminal court here
was told by a psydllatri&t that Mrs.
Wilkinson hlMI s u f f e r e d • from
schiJotiJrenia for nine years and there
was a real danger of her oommltUog
further unprovoked homicidal attack.s.
Prosecutor Alan de Piro recommended
that Mn. WHldnsoo be detained at the
maximum security hospital at Broad.
moor "w1thoUt limitation on time."
the action "historic.··
Its meaning, declared Sen. Frank
Church CD-Idaho} ia that ·'As I an
governments in the future should look
to their own manpower fQr their own
defense."
The vote showed the antiwar bloc
in the SeHate in the . majority for ~
first tb:ne smce American advi.sers went
to Vietnam in 1959.
That dooe -amid' cheers lrom the
galleries that Vice Presl~ent Spiro' T.
Agnew bad trouble sileocing with his
gavel -the Senate today set aside
the Cburcb-O>oper Amendment to forbid
future American illcursions into Cam-
bodia to take up anothtr significant
and far-reaching measure
Proposed by Sen. Joi\:. J. Williams
(R·Oel.), and oppo.wd by the Pentagon,
it would require the President to ask.
Congress in advance and on a country·by·
country tiasis for permission to sell
American )Yeapons to [orelgn 'nations.
Wllliams' proposal would strike from
the foreign military sales bill the $2SO
million in cash and the $300 million
in credit Nilon could otherwise use to
sell anns to countries ol his cboosl1g.
"First we sell arms to a country,"
Williams said, explaining his proposal.
"Then we send advisers to show them
how to use the arms'. Then we send
troops to protect the advisers. And that's
how America gets into wars-these days.''
It was questionable ,, however, whethe_r
the Cooper-Church Ameodment, even if
it pasaes the Senate, would become law.
The House bas bet?J much stronger than
tbe Senate in 81,lppcrl Of t b e
Administration's policies in Southeast
Asia and probably would reject Cooper-
Oiurcb. But Senate approval would be
symbolically· algnllicant because of the
Senate's consUtutlona1 ••advise and COO·
sent" role !JI the area of foreign affairs.
About the same time as the Senate
vote Thursday. the House rejected by
a norfreeord vote of 98 to 26 an attempt
to block an appropriation of $354 million
for the Safeguard Antiballtstic Missile
System 1ABM}. A year ago, the original
authorization for the ABM squeaked
through the Senate on a S0.50 vote .
Hangs Around
For Dear Life
An.ANTA, Ga. (AP) -A 2'1·
year-old window cleaner hWll he.ad
down lor a quarter of an hour
seven stories above a downtowa
street after he and a partner plung-
ed from the 16th floor of a bulldlng
on a scaffold.
Th<tmas J. Buckhanan was finally
rescued Thursday by firemen who
cllmbed an extension ladder and
wtlangled 1\15 leg from a cable.
Buckhanan was on the scaffold
with Haywood Hughaley, 22, when
a bulld1ng coraice to which one
of its supporting cables was at-
atched broke from the. building.
Hu"ghaley manq:ed to snub his
fall by clinging to a second cable,
which remained attached to the
roof of the building, and was pulled
lo safety through a window. But
the cable wrapped a r o u n d
Buckhanan's leg at the seve11th
r1o0r, and he hung belpleuly until
the nreme:o arrived.
BUckhanan was treated at •
hospita1 for cuts, bruises and shock.
Wet Snoui Falls in Wyoming; Colorado City CoUl
Witnesses said the leflwing terrorists,
worktng with commando p r e c I s l o n •
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path -l>f tf\:e Ambassador~s w h i t e
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' VPs BlameEacli Other "for Economy
WASHINGTON (AP) -made to some 500 Republican
Depending on which vice • cftngnslonal canclld4tes, the.Ir
president you listen to, either wives and campaign aides at..
the Democrau: or the te.ndUlK a caodkl.atea' con-
Republicans 'are to blame for ferenct here. ' .-.~
the present state of the U .s. But at Ult same Ume
economy and voters will lower former Vice President Hubert
the boom on the guilty party H. Humphrey t old a
in November. Democratic audience-in New
defeating an amendment that
would have authorized Nllon
to Sffl! U.S. groWld troops
into Cambodia after ~uly 1
whene:ver the President felt
it necessary to pr9iect
American forcea In South Vlet~ nam. . ., •
"All steps must be laken
to withdraw our troopl from
lndocttlna as soon as poat.
ble," Humph.rey told 1 the
11,oo&.a-ptete dinnet audience.
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Thoresen's Honie ,,
Yields 'Arsenttl'
FRESNO (UPI) -L<>ulse fooml 70 JIUllS, appar.nUy u ..
'Jbor'uen, who married steel greoades, plastk: army mines.
heir William E. Thoresen 111 23 machine guns and assorted
, In a "Clnderella wedding" switchblade ·knives, atileUol
ipore than 10 years ago, was and daggers. •
arraigped today for t h e Jt wu not. immediately"
shoot.Ing death ol her gun-col· known who would defend ~~
Ject.lng husband. Thoresen. , •
Mn. T1loresen, 33, a Famed San Francisco at-. Speaking in Washington Y<rk that Ute economY wiU
Thursday night, Vk:e Pres!-be the prhnai'y !!Sue tn the
dent Spiro T. Agnew said the 1970 coogressional ek!ctlons
pn:vious De m o c r a t i c ad-and·he. charged that the Nixon
ministrations are· responsible administration "bu d o n e
1 for both the inflation and the ooUllng to belpw the pirreot
Southeast Asian war and "for mnationary sttuatlon.
But in W JISltlngtoo, Agnew
called the Senile'• 51-47 defeat
of lhe proposaUw .s.n .. Robert
C. Byrd, (0.W.V'a.,) a ''grave
mistake on th.e part or that
distinguished body."
slender, attractive blonde, w.as tomey J. W. "Jake" Ehrlich'
a speech therapist from a poor defended' the CQUple in 1967
Chicago family when she mar· alter law enforcement officials
rled Thorsen, a hand.some seized tons of armaments they
man afflicted with a stutter. J said-Thore!en had stashed1----1
the first time in eight years Humphrey, who ,is expected
somebody is trying to do to announce Saturday he will
something about the cost or be a candidate for U.S.
living." senator from M i n n es o t a ,
He also credited President predicted great gains for the
Nixon with being the first Democrats in the fall elec-
dtief executive "trying to get tions.
us out of that w~ . HumJilrey also pralsed the
Agnew 's remarks were Seftate's Thursday action
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Finch Slates Campaign
To Polish HEW Record .
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Robe.rt H. Finch has· started
.. a campaign to polish the
record he made during 18
months as Secretary o f
Health, Education and Welfare
(HEW). He says too many
of the problems have been
emphasized since his
departure for a White House
job was announced last week.
"I'm not usuaUy that thin-
skinned," Finch said Thursday
Cosmonauts
Sleep Easy
MOSCOW (UPI) -Soviet
cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev
and Vltaly Sevastianov fought
insomnia at the start or their
Jorlg Soyuz. 9 space flight, but
now they sometimes over·
sleep, a newspaper SS.id today.
,They dream "in black and
white."
Trud (labor), the trade un-
ion daily, said the CosmonaulJ
described their sleeping habit&
to doctors at the Soviet Union's
. Baikonur Oo.smedrome where
, Soyua I blaated oil June 1.
in an interview. "But in terms
o( justification of m y
stewardship, I'm going to be
meeting with a lot of press
members in the ne:it few
days."
Finch banded out ·an eight.
page "Pat1.ial List of HEW
lnitlatives ond Ac·
complishments, '' which he
said he preyared for distribu-
tion to newsmen. It included
an 11-point defense of his
management of the unruly
department. which lw been
tom by dissent and morale
problems
''There have been
managerial reforms and pro-
grammatic initiatives, manY
of which.-are still In the
legislative mill,'' the state-
ment said. "They represent
an effort' to transform this
vast, many·faceted depart..
ment into one coordinated
vehicle for the delivery of
human services.''
Appearing more r e I a 1. e d
than he has for months, Finch
said he was disturbed by Jn-
ferenres he was backing off
a tough job to seek sanctuary
in lhe White House. Nil.on
' named Finch a Presidential
.,...,..Uor
On the nation's economy,
Agnew satd ' it b the
Democrats that are to blame
fOf the prese~t situaUon and
said "it takes quite a bit o{
nerve for Democrats to com-
plain about in.fJaUon. This kind
of reminds me of genns com·
plaining about disease."
He said deficit spending
under Democratic ad·
· ministrations was responsible
for the current in!Jation and
that Nixon was trying to apply
the brakes.
"For the first time In eight
years somebody is trying to
do something abut the cost
of living," he said.
The Nixon administration,
however, has announced it ex-
pects a $1.8 billion deficit In
the fiscal year ending June
30 and it has pred icted a
deficit for the rouowlng fiscal
year also.
Kent to Get
Grad Guards
KENT, Ohio (UPI) -The
Kent State University security
force bas called in reinforce-
ments for the spring com-
mencement ceremonies Sat\n'-
day -the first on-eampus ac-
tivity since the fatal shooting
of four student! May 4.
Chester Williams, director
of the 37-man campus force,
said the extra men will come
from the city police depart-
ment. the Portage County
Sherilrs Office and ntarby
communities.
He predicted "an orderly
commencement" a a y In g
"whatever must be done will
be done to insui'e il"
Sbe was charged Thursday around the San Francisco Bay
with the ' murder of · the .area, much of It in his San
mystery millionaire who lived Francisco mansion,
_ a lite obsessed with gun!. She At that t i m e E r 11 ch
,. was also charged wit b described Mrs. Thoresen as
UfllTt ........ TORNADO DESTROYS DAIRY 'FARM IN PERKINS, OKLAHOMA
Two Killed, Jr lnfu red ••Twisters Revegt Great Pleln1 Ar••
po!session or marijuana for a "sw~t little lady who did
sale. what her husband told her
Thortsen's nude body was to do."
U.S. Navy Ship Aids
Peru Quake Victims
Tornadoes
Rip Through
found Wednesday sprawled on Thoresen was convicted Oft
a bed ln their modest home. federal gun charges and an
"" He was lhot with a .38.caliber appeals court had sent the
revolver from ·his collection. matter back for further hear·
His wife was booked after ings in U.S. District Court
ninnlng to a neighbor and the day before he was killed. • screaming: 1•1 shot Bill" .....
ABOARD THE USS GUA~1 80 miles lo·ihe southeast. Plains Area
(UPI) -This U.S. Navy Other heUcopters and
lighting ship emtiarked on a airplanes have been flying By 1be Associated Pttu
mission ol mercy today, sen-mercy mlssioos ln that region -Tornadoes churning out or
ding fleets o( helicopters to since last week. They must heavy thunderstorms over the
airlift victims of the May 31 cross the Cordillera Negra at . .
earthquake thal killed an altitudes above IS,000 feet. Great Plau\S Thursday night
estimated S0,000 persons tn The hazardous flying already struck more than a dozen
Peni.. has claimed some lives. towns in Oklahoma a n d
The helicopter carrier U.S.S. On Wednesday, a Peruvian Arkansas, causing death'
Guam dropped anchor at helicopter crashed, killing the damage and Injuries.
Chimbote Thursday evening. three crewmen aboard. Search
Her 16 big helicopters today planes Thursday found an Two persons were killed -
began nying relief supplies • Argeritlne plane that crashed · one in each state -by
and teams j n t 0 slricken the day before, kiUing four tornadoes, and three others
Andean towns and bring out Argentine crewmen arid one died in incidents related to
the Injured._ Peruvian, and Injuring three the storms in Oklahoma.
The Guam will serve as a Peruyian paratroopen. Arkansas counted ZS injured
temporary hospital ship. Her and Oklahoma 12.
crew includes 31 surgeons and Nineteen mobile homes were I
medical corpsmen, and the Crisis StayS reported demolished in the
ship can accomodale 1,000 Oklahoma communities of
patients. _ SALISBURY (UPI) -The Alta Vista and Long Town,
1be May 31 quake virtually Rhodesian p&rllament voted south of Tulsa. A teen-age
leveled Cbimbote and many Thursday lo e:itend f o r girl died In · the A1t.n Vista tOwns in the mountainous another year the nationwide twister.
region to the east. Govern-state of_ ·emergency. The vote Several hou5es and many
ment authorities esUmate the was takeii after Law Minister fann buildings we(e leveled
quake affected 800,000 persons Desmond Lardner.Burke sald in various parts of Oklahoma.
directly and left thousands he expected more te.rrorist8 Hardest hit tn Arkansas was
homeless. to infiltrate the country in the mountain town of"Spring·
An avalanche tri11tred by an attempt ~ foment .s~ dale, 190 miles north w e·s t
There was still no clue as
Later Wednesday, Mr s·· to shy Thoresen spent mucb
· Thoresen was taken from her of his life collecting weapons.
cell and treated at a hospital He once was asked if a
for a punctured eardrum, a 37-mlllimeter cannon was not
.. puncture wound" in her left a strange thing to collect.
hip snd assorted bruises. Thofesen replied : "It's a
Police Thursday carted box· lawn ornament. Every lawn
es of land mines, grenades, ought to have one. A lot of
machine guns, m or l a r s • them do -at courthouses."
pistols, kniVl!s, dynamite and ,;-OiiiiOii;;;o;Oiii---~ 50 pounds of marijuana from II
the home.
A traveling case containing
sticks of unwrapped dynarrlite
was at the foot of the bed
when! the body o( the 32-year·
old heir .to a l't!puted $70
million fortune was found.
In the dozens of boxes and
cartON which filled the home
"like a warehouse," . of~cers
O'S
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3050 I. COAST HWY.. CORONA DEL MAI the quake ·engulfed-;1,000 veiiiOn. ' of Little Rock.
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r-ly 1or s1#1rnmlll~ alld tennis lessons. can ~ obtained. eel at •141,973 whUe LllllU guard talarie• m-projected
J • . RllCreatlon Director George F..Wler has done a man-at '87,1162. Lacuna ts coaslderlng 1 utegnll'lf ·eutbact m..d ioli ie\tlpg•up the new department in the old 11oys' which could pare ,lf,537 from tills. Sail Cltlllllllf will C)ub building arid getilng I.be prog~ bn the road. En-. J'--·~ ..., -· to undt thllliasm of I.be res""Jl•• indicat .. it was just what the receive from the county· an e..,..w..., .... -r-••• t • •• wrtte Jifeguanlinc and Laguna an eftimated.'23,200.· doctor ordered. especially with summer school can-The two police d.Partmenr talary projectJoris are • !· ..
LC.
cell~ out for fillancial reasons 1.bia year. · simllar _San Clemente '487,020 and Laguna, ftl2,te2.
' -:-• • , • , • San Clemente'• police budget includes '147,336 granted " . ~-:.:~~Qti~tlon of. ~tlorities . . the ~~;::~oti~:tiS::;:!?. ~~r 1!Uexpendi:
lures, San Clem&11te'• bucl1et contain• two ma'jor areas
Laguna doesn't have -a '208, 797 goli course . budget
and ii f'.183,847 water utility. b.t!Uet. It also has a ~eayy
Councilmen from San Clemente and Laguna Beach.
at eilwhere, are going l.brough I.be annual pains of at-
temptin~ to balance what the city must have and would
like agamst what it can 8.fford. .,
'Ibe &yndrone is called budget sessions.
The managers of both cities have handed council·
men fairly austere preliminary budgets. 'Ibey b;llanCe
with no tax increase. They al.so contain no keneral
1alary increases and employe salaries are a. major part
of any municipal budget.• t • .•
'
. 11'• up to eouncibn,n io. detenmne wbat will ·be
added in the waif of salary costs aiid other ·~pendltures
auch as public works, needeil but nol budgeted. ·
The two cities have similar size bu,dgets, Lafl\IDI
Gobbkd.ygVok ...
And'f~ning!· .. ·
Of English . . ·t -
J>ek
Gloomy..
Gus:
t found receoUy a fascinatl'ng boolt
publlllhed a-few years 8(0 by the U.S.
superintendent ot documents and written by-Joho-O'Hayre-of-the-IJenver .office
of the Bureau of Land Management
of the Department of the Interior. In
his -· GOOBLEDYGOOK HAS OOT TO GO, Mr. O'Hayre cites an example
of bureiucratic prose within his own
deparlmmt:
J<We readUY recOgnize the difficult prob-
lemt pmentod by
this situation, and
ff It can be other-
wise utlafactorily
re!Olved, we would
prefer to avoid trea.
paSI action. U you
detennlne It pennis.
slble to legalize the
Roland occupancy
and hay production
by Issuance of a
1pecial UJe perm.it, .
as suggested In your men;i.orahdum, ~e
'have n~jection to that prpctdure .
'"ANY SUCH PERMIT should be mb-
jed to canctllation when the ·1anc11 are
actively requlred for ·f e c 1 a m a l I on
purposes and lhould provide for the
right of the Officers, agents, and
emplo~s of the United States at all
Umes to have unrestricted access and
blpess to, pusage over, and egress
from all said lands, to make in-
vestigatlona: of all kinds, dig test pits
anP drill test holea, to survey for
rellamation and irrigaUon works, and
to perform any aDd an neces,,ary 110il
aOO moisture conservation work."
O'Hayre shows ho'!' the fat can be
trimmed from this kind of prose and
come1 up with the following revision :·
Urban Syndrome
p , -~I ,
cancellation rlghtl Ind right-to-use pro-
vlsions In the permit."
In the latter vmlon there are 47 words,
In the original 13%. ls this diffuence
merely a m•Uer ol 1tyle? J would maln-
laln, ,u .a .1tudent of semantics that
It ii much more than • question of
s{yfe. ·yf is a' queition of clarl~y of
mind. How can you avoid developing
mental smOg If you write ihe kind of
bureaucratic prose many o f f i c J 1 I 1 ,
educator~ and even busin!H men are·
addfcted "to? ..,
THE PROBLEM of t .. chel'I of Eqliah
In colleges as well IS high achool1 ia
o!ti>n. that of teaching standard EncJlsh
to speakers of non-Jtandard dialects. But
It seems to me that the teacher '& conctrn
with "corrections" obscures all too often
his concem with the content of com·
monlcaUon. .U I owe you money, It
dofl.sn't matter U 1 say, "I'm broke,''
or "I'm on the shorts," or "My aasets
are not ln liquid condition." You tre
not going to ·collect.
To conce:m oneaelr with the semantic
content of at.atements before workJng
on problems of form involves the
rtversal of traditional methods of
teaching English.
UPPOSE A STUDENT 1 a y s ,
''Tomatoes ain't <loin' so good this year."
As teachers of English we are trained
to iump on thatc word ''ain't."
But artn't there more important pr.io~
lems? Can you not aU: the student,
Pllt'JIS. Comments -i "What tomatoes are yoU talking about?
Tomatoes on yoor father's farm'!
Tomatoes all over the county? The DI·
tional tomato crop? Also, bow (lo. you
know? Have you been talking to
relatives? Was It something you beard
on the radio? Have you been talking
to your county a~ultural aetnt? Or
was It a story in Tht Wall Street
Journal?"
i . ' I I ·~/L..;..,r ..,
Sterling, DI., Gazette ; .. We have the
word of a University of Pittsburg h
researcher that life in the big city really
does resemble a rat race-or vice ve rsa .
For 11 years now, Dr. Joseph Buckley
has been ru nning laboratory ratS-.'iOme
6,<MXI of them au told-through a 'stress
chamber' · simulating a few of the
charactetistic environmental influences
of the urban c.xlstence-llashh1g bright
lights, blaring noise and conslant
movement, this last, at 140 jolts to
the minute, 11upposed to duplicate the
effccta of auto and commuter train
tnv"el. Alber a week of this pace, Dr.
Buckley's rats develop high blood
~· become irritable and tenQ to ap. In short, the urban 1y-1rome.
And In la<!. a good dl!fieriplloo ol somo et &bl people we work wUh."
A ~HE STUDENT has clarified wh~toes he ts . refeninc to and
where the information-comes from -
Is \t his firsthand observation, 1 repart
or someone else'• ~. or a report
of a report of • repoil? -he mlghl
finally tas:kle the prob'em of whether
his statement ts in standard, upper-claN
Enellsb.
The most tmportaat problem• of
wrltlruc and speech art not grammar
and elegance ot form, but the alffiple
questions, "Whal are you talklbg about?"
and "How do you lmowP' Slnce Eftllllh
Welt Wllflield. N.V., Star:' ••Respect teachers ~ten concern tl\emle.1"e, tolely
for (l!lblic and private property appears with queitlonl <>I ~m1tleil form,
to bl dfmlnt..,lq, Al a New Jersey __ student.a oft«a get th,e klea thlt &\cllsh
wtldlllt ' rehOlt the fence llne1 mull teacllen bmo 1'Jlhln& tmporlql to loacll.
bt poln>IJed,. oipoatally during the bun· The problom lor the -Gt Eng1!1b,
llnl --banlera cul the fences then, la to ut hlmse~. "Am I -11tnr to ptn --. er plKt tempting bait •ludenta to communlcote respmllbly!
-jlltl oallldo * ....,"'Y Unea. Thole 0r-1, my-)oti-lbiifjly'1iq\llitlC -ta dllqt ct .. nlup pllOt ulra mctology l"
food ,..n lntldo Ila mu during hunting By s. L' 11.oyabw•
'.
ouuar of capital upendi~forecast, '84t,17t La-
lllll• • capital"llllflay 'will apparJntli' be conllderably
le11. Ian CJemente bu YI police penonnet and the new
budget calls'for"4!1. 'Tiie Laguna budget figure it for 40
peraonnel but ·four more are to be added, which will
hike I.be Laguna llgure.
Tbi!re ara pilfalls to compar!tons becauu of the
multjtucle of mlUlictpal varj.abltt, but officials In bolll·
ciliOI woilld probebly · '"°' there Just doUn't seem lo
be ~ money under Pt"•ent lundlng meflltt>ds to pro-
vide 1ioih I.be essential ailcl deslj'able services. It then
becomes a question of priorities. s
" Nbon AdU P•fJ•le to Be Patient Otte.Lat Time
Cambodia: Hope a Year's· Time Won
be a niluiooJ to Interdict the movameal
of enemy troops 1nd material~ w he re
I find this Is neceaAr)' to protect the
lives and security of our forces 1n South
Vietnam."
Al for the South Vietumeae pVtf'D.
ment, their activity ln Cambodia In the
future, after their withdrawal •from the
raided sanctuaries, uwill 1be determined
by the act.10111 of the enemy."
BO'l1I OF -THE8E condlUons to the
withdrawal of American forctl by July
I .nn eartlully cooiide"'1 a n d
-that.,_., time bu been "pined tor the -..tton cl the American
wltlldmral Tbla ii eoallnned in 1-al
by Sil---'ll>om-the llttliab
.,_iuo ,,.rfare.,espart, who bu -mlUld add•Joul 'reparll to"llil'''.Pml·
reuoned. Time. Ji fut running out on
that score, It will have run completely
oot if, as expected, Amer lcaDB ,are in·
8'gnlf.icantly in combat a year Crom
now, and the ARVN is bOkling ita own.
•· Great llcniftcance. la attached to WHAT ALL THIS mean 1 generaJ \y
the lt1lun of ·medical supp_lia ad ~ ii that Ni:J::on ii asking the Afnerlca n
meat wldch cunot be q~kly r1plac9d. public to be patient lhls one last time
Gtn. Crei&Mon Abrama' doubtl 1bout but for another year when Ametl~ans
tht sncUcabW~ of VletnlmiUUon have will be out of combat. And he has
beo!l_ larplJ -Md-lt»more uk<d the American public lo-be patient,
optlnslttic ol -· bellevln( that • too, with the prospect thal there may bmlttlnul!! .ll!!inl bu been ~---in.tlt<.fulut!o.bL.._la>sive.bomb!ng.opera,
tn•lho lrlllliDI ol tbr.:AllYN tor·alltned lions in camboclla If the Commuaists
oombal -' move back toward the border and try
-once agin to -lint up a string of bates
IT• AGA!Nftit11111 ......,......_ endangering withdrawing Ameri<an for·
. the Sootth Vletnameoe hope 1* belfnnlni to rlje that Buol cu.
e qaift ~ tht will teek to move forward en .nel-U.tion No doubt once again there will be
gt the e.emy on the of a setUemeat. The calcullt'9ft ·here heavy pressure on the President to agree
ground and with Its own air aupport. is that Hanoi hu,no more than three to a pre.condition that a coaliUon govern-
lt 11 calculated thet the ARVN may or four months to tlte advaMaet ,of ment be aet up in Vietnam. Nixon is
not win all Us batlleo .mer tho<o coe-..,..t· will J>l'IVI to ,bt lit. biit dlaricc showing no Interest In that pre-co!ldllion
dltlon1 but wW wln most of them became for' ~ 'l'bne ar four mont)ul at an. lt is another matter if supervised
ol their air support. 'lbe procw: of from now, the ARVN ~the iovemment elections ln which Commu n I• t 1
reoccupation of the sanctuaries would fi So;lJtb Vietnun, ff events contlwe parttdpate result in the election of Com-
be me. very costly lo the entllll'· .. al,. lllilr 'Jlrila\I· Poot. ;wlll, line ~-!"llllltt olflctals or designation of Com-
Cambodla, previously apered attlck, on ' lllds a llrfe llilre of combat · monists la the government. No al ..
would thu1 be ln tbe aame cttegoty responalblllty that fhey can claim • temattve to the. Thieu-Ky government be.
a• tao. with American 1lt lnttrdktioa lar&er share In determ1nlJ&. the Qabire fore that time is deemed to be workable.
and South Vietlllmue grou00 f<raya. of the stttlement Tbt A'mericlDI ~wOI What l'trl.ke~ the inquJrer most forcibly
• not be 1ble '° eaaD;y to call the turns ii the certainty at the White H9Use
THE MORE 'THE Cambodian aper•· three or four month 1 from now I.Pd that America's direct part iD the war
Uon Is .llUdlocl the straotl• Ille hope boo tlU lbould ba obvtoua to Ila!>"· It Is ia comln1. to an end.
How Devotion to the Flag Began
toouna Beach'1 Emtl11 Ro11, totU
known for hef' accurate hittoricat r1-
1earch, 1ubtnlt&ed iht JoUowina on
be hall of Patienct WrfQht Chapter.
Dauohter1 of tht Anwrtcmi Rn.iolu·
tton, and. Cavalier Chapter, Coloniol
Dames XVII Ctntury, in obnrvancc
oj Flag Dor Sund411, ,.,.. Jf.
-ldlt<>f'
By EMILY ROss
LJfe Jn Washington wu not aeriouaty
disturbed by the war
of lltl unUI July,
1114 when it WU
learned that the
BriU1h had landed
and were marching
directly on Washing·
ton. Panic -stricken,
many of the lnhabl-
tanta Oed ltOm . tile-
clly, Including Pru-
ident Madison and
his cabinet.
'
On retehing W1Shlngton, the lltttltb
flral pul to n>ut • ---" American regulars and miUUa and U>tn
proc«ded to burn the cit)''• best
building" lkiudlng the Whtta HouM,
alter which they returned to their camp
On Chesapeake Bay.
PJIANCll ICCYlT KEY, poet-l1wyer, '
who wu at the tbnt an artlDery elftcrer
with the nnk cl lloatemnt. lamed tbll
the Bl11i&1I bad ureotod an old Iliad
of IQ, Dr. WUlltm -· tor depd "dlscourtay•• ~ tbe invlden and wen
threatening to bin( him. .
With a 011( cl truco ucl occompuled
by Col. John Skinner. •gent I« the
pvo1e of prllOnm, ·Key att out from
Ba!U-. In I tmall Amer1cu llh)p
in panull " tht Jlritlth --they cootacted two days out ucl ,...
J*:lllltted to board the lldmlral'• noish!P. With dtlfloulty, lheJ obtalaed
the. olil -· ...... but ..... not pennltlod ·lo ..vn-to BalU---anCll
a11tt , the pandlb( bllttt qalntt Fort
Mdle>V)', wllid! blocUcl -to Balttmore.
OVD JT. MdllNRY 0.w tht bup
30 1iy e loo~ lktar, IJ.atrlpe ltq
which bad -made Iba invioul yur
by B•lttmore ••lTlltrtll, M • r 1
Plckersldll, •t ber home Oii Pr.ti Strtet.
From their vlllll(I point 1-.t 111\tp,
under lltttlall pant, the three
Amtrlcom, •II _..., Ull~llcht houn
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Dear Georp:
You hid a crack about the
~ilin( olj>hysk:iana ,beln1 so
lllqible. Thal'• not only 1 pretty
poor Jolie, but It's .In bed tute:
l'vo written 1 note to your edltbl"
,compltlnln( ·-you l M. D.
Dear M. D.:
o..t G«Jrre:
I am prttldenl of ·...,.......,mt117
"By Gtorpt". fan dub. PleUt4
tend ... ant al ""' ·tne••• ribbenl. W1 wmt to ,,_ and
enahrlM ill .
\'OOJI WOMIDPPING FAlll
Dear NUTS:
ol Sept. ts and i•to the nllbt, anxloully tt was made our natloaal arithem, Prest·
"Wlitdlld the tonUie bamblr<li,,.nt. Sllil-dent llOOVer ilgnlllTtlie tilll. On July
dmlJ, ID t1rtilc ftued and in the 2, 1MI, President Truman proclaJmed:
ominous aUence which COltlnued thrwab , '"'l1\lt u a perpetual symbol of our
the I h• "-'-•-· •--··ed that .-. patrioUsm. the flag cl the United Statet n g ' "=· -• •=-~ shall hereafter be "•played· al Fort fort hod --red. Thon, 'to 'lhilr "' joy, "by the dawn's early•llllrt", they McHeary Natlooal Menumeat at all timeo ~ tlllir.·llnl lllmJ>ll'" the ·~'!lln durtoc the day and night"
and. s_b1J111" nuttertna.ia the bnele; .. Tbe Stars and Strlpea" which new ... r Fl McHenry Is .OW oJi1 and bat-
·JN';TllJI, FERV.OR of the ~~ ,,....i, Ila many penetraUons mute
_ll'ey -'rtaCl>ed Jiito IQ pOChl and IOwd evidence cl lit travail durln1 !hat
an old Jettoi on the · bacll of 'wblch periloUI lime. It ls preserved at the
ht· JollOcl down, "Tia ·the Stai>Sr t: Smllhlonlan lnalltution In Washiogton, --Lone may ii,.... O'tf'the. D.C. where tt 1\J'D permaoent dltplty.
of tbt' frM and the home " t11t 1 nve·." . . lit...-to Write u ba•• bolal 111NCE THAT ·lime so 1onf a'° whea ~ by boat .to ~...,a . f.""1 Paul J""'!' ~rloualy !llled the
tn Iii bolef !bit nllbl. -· out tbe ~ Stan oil the cout ol
-In their entirel1 )1111 u ... -"""""" unUI today In the juqlel "' them ""'"1 -' -Yletoam. the Start and Stripel..IJU.beea
Flnt cailed ~ Dd--"-JI.. ~!1"' :"' ... acn> .. ~~!!.~......ibov . Mcllelr)' " the nlmt WU Jattr ebanpd wn: le . ~-~ I e to "Tht 'star.SP11111od Banner," Xoy"a ud couollea _.,.,,. have· foulhl
poem filled the then popular ... , and dted to keep ii .iort. "-1cana
"""""-ta llolvao" and HI to this who loved their couotry and ilelieftd allrrlnf llllltic Ille complete JODI was It to be their duty to obey Ila laws,
dlttrtbutocl .U oyer ~ in the to mpect Its na1 and to defend It
"'"' ct lllndbtDt. In • matler ct_,, .,_ .U enemlee. everr-WU -..C IL •
TRI: tlONG "~ In l:fMva"
WU lllldt '"""" by lhi ~ 8octt1J or L9r>dol In 1711, derlVtni 11t n•me !!om the I, GNU lyric pl>tt ol
!bit name. 11IOIJflh lta or)sin Is cloaked
in obKurity, It 11 poer•lly --
thal bee• .. of Ila martial stralnt and
lit nae..-lo a ttUmptl m•rclllnr
ton( ct tbll 81, '11111· II It mllll"1
In orJcln. . Tht ..,, ......., llllt eaomtry In 1111
whtn II wu palllllllld In l1ftJ -·
--ino!· -._....i i• the r..m ct lbee\ llllilc II)' Which limt '
-.... -···-puedlot. IDlrlJ of whldr-today.
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Friday, June 12, 1970
Robert N. Weed1 Publlsher -• Ille ....... will 'ftm,ain "' • . Prllldtol ._ ___ '•II• ••r• Sa,__ Clllltp
.:.-.. ---.-· -::--
Is ~ w111t tbal-tltlnc -on the -
doclot'• Jetterhreld wut Hm. My
editor bad It Ollod •\ the drupton
Ind hH been pullin( dropo In bit...,._, lhr• -
U11:1Gtaitely, I can't alfsd a
lypewtltor. I ... I -qvlll. ,\taln, in-lily, tht. ~
comp1DJ· bu rtpo1111*' mt
tow. t CU, howtver, ttDd )'OU
.... " IJ\Y peilcilt. Just ~ •
coin In IJ\Y t1a cup.
lldrB -.AND -ol !'1tlo Sta.....,,.ll(ieol -r" 1J>Pealtd lo
Amerlcw .....,._ and morlltd the
l>qlnnlna of d<Votlon to the 1111. 0.
·March I, 1111, "'· .. Ad " ~
• ---
I
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J.... --. '
•
' \ ! ,~' I ' .. :-·~:-, ··•, . • . I • i . .. .. •
.. " . . . '
-~
• ..
buo. The """°" then .,.. tlectloM bavo trluafld •,..
doned Brahnlv, Ko 1 y 1 t n , WIYI ol ...., lild .,,_..
MWllll Sullov ud Alenoder On11 -tbllc ep Ila .i.
Shelpln. with eertlil&J. D tar RMB I
The oprin( of "" broulht al paliey, -......... ..,. nunonr that the Knmlln porty ~hove-IO
..... suppoold .. be abaklna -J!oqp. ,_ ·, ...
to Ill very foundation, Tll1B dlillrminohlP, tt will Ila -
Ume the druUc pur.., that acconllllf to the llpl -
we,. obOut "to ba launched by the ~ Sotllt.
because oL the LWn ce. Wbetblr it happ'1a1l
were just ~ llOllPoll<d -••, II a -.. -la\ftlal April 23. . _.iailan.
April is bu come and aaoei;;;;;;;;~~~~;;;;;~~ alld there blve been no
""""· but the forthcomln(
Flllll stodrs In 1111 "°"" .no..
Tllll's I lltt ""'1 ii • II ._
-.,. Tiit D,\JL Y PILOT • 1111
lllllJ .,~ -tllll -...... _ / .. ,. , CfNIU 1 r Ii
1 •t 1 'U n
... . : .... ...
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Taking Cruise
A Soviet Union submarine tender layt Ott Puerto
Rico while one of its charges practices nearby in the
Caribbean Sea while the Russian naVill :(quadronJ,s·
on a visit to Cuba. The Russians, for the first time,
have put a significant force in the Western Hemis-
phere. 1
..
CHECKING.
·UP• '------------""··! ., -:.
Situation Often
Crops Up in Plays
By L. M BOYD THE TREATER -Wha\
LOsr _ Most p 0 J J c e· do you trw:iw aboUt ._., plly1?
department.! T1C01nile the· It's said in all the bJ1t.orJ
cont-tmUon that any man who ol lllCCellful shows then is
wants to get lolt bu the right one dramltk: litultiori that
•.
-. . .. ~
• ' I I •' ·,
, .
to do so. That'1 one re.~"'°"~-;;crop!£E-=up, more clten than any Whf-rew such departlrients Otlier. Tfiirl'tl!<-.01J11J,..,nj-----
take acUoo on missins persons scene. How many auCh plays
complatnt.s. Another reason is containing same can you
only one per30rl in 'to who recaJI? Start with ''St. Joan,•
ls .reported misling actually "Inherit ~ Wlnd,n 1~t·By_
stays k>st. Jury,'' '"Ma.d'll!ll·e '"Xi" ~,
"Witnesi faf ttie ·~·'' '
"'Ibe Ciini -Mlit.itJ)'~..:......irid -TRAVEL NME -Even
now, in certain remote depot!
in northern India, the baggage
porters wlll aUck thei r tongues
out and hisa at you, an ex-
pression ol gratitude there for
a sizable tip, Believe this
custom should be explained
in advance to the alien_
traveler, which ts why it's
mentioned here.
"Twelve Angry Mtn."" Cln't ·
think of anymore ri&ht now.
PLAYING Tiii! NVMBl!)RS
-Womeri tn ' general' tend ·
to show a eert:aiil prtference
for nwnbers. Jn order, tiley
like 1, 1s, 10, • and'IS: Such ·
were the llndlng.-of'Dr. Todil ·
M. Frailer of Johns Hopkins
tlhiverslty. ·R<c:all IJl<ljher '
SOCIAL SCIENCE -0 What study whUeln It ·Wai ·stated
are you d e. m o n 1 t'I' 1 t I n g men gentr.lly preter ln order
against?" the TV reporter the numben 7, 31 5, 11 Ind
asked the bearded, half-naked 21.
student at tbe nlly. "I ~'t . 4 'f ·
know yet," aakl the student, HOMS GENERATOR -U
"I've s:ot to check with ou~ _you have a·aciienc:;e-miided lad
coordinator." Now if that 1an,'t around your pl&ce, you might
asinine! Have · we all gone tell him this: In case of 1
ape? Why would a young power outqe .OD 1 cold .day .. ,
fellow tum out to demonS!J°ate _be cao. 1enerate ~b e~
without even knowin& the triclty to light a 75-.watt bulb
what-for ol it? by atroldnc 1 caC'• fur .
ANIMAL TONGUES -It
has been reported here tut
crows talk to one aootber.
Not opY that, but thty taJlt
dialects. So southern crows
do not necessarily understand
northern crows. Now a
biologist in Gain~We, Fla.,
contends frogs and toadt do
-~tkewt.e. And they too opeak
in regional 1ccenU, he 1w:rs.
If the: Univenllies ever start
funotlonlnc again, I may 10
back to take 1 languaae cla~
in "Pacific N<rthwest Frog."
Might find wt with that when
the fish are ~· Hive
no interest at the moment.
however, in uTu.u TOid."
Maybe later.
9,lOll,000 times:
CU8TOMEll llEllVICE ·.-. ·Q.
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whlta, rtpll" A. Abou~iti .
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hol'le?" A. lt'1 a tou-up' ,.. , . .
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Your qu1stton. and com··
menu Ort tHEcomed and
wiU be wed in CMc:kin.a ' ·
Up t0-r poaifbU. Ad.
drt11 lttWr1 to L. JI. l!of/d,
Bo• JB7S, Ncwporl li•aeh.
Coll/. 9UISO. '
Abortion Mills R_oll ·.
In New Hawaii Law
HONOLULU . (UPI) -A others." .
total ol 112 "JntenUonal" abor· -Abort.iori costa avera'ge
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-About three-fourths of Ille ~1y.)lilla.
patient. were alnl:)e. Ka~ mallemlty ind
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For businesses, Charter Checking-· Ac~~nls opened at Centi nela Baqk ~11·.
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News Control Asked .... Big Budget Debate
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Riot Film s Breed Violence · Says Reinecke
• SACRAMENTO (AP! --..i ca1Q11UMS erupt into
diMHfn. news media should
C!Ollllder a self-imposed news
biockoul wtil the state ol
a;niergency is liftl'd, says Lt.
Go.:. Ed Reinecke.
• •'Jn LI a m matory" film
fQOUge d. campus violence
cu help trigger fresh out-
bursts or trouble, he said
Thursday in I talk btfort 400
Sacramento-aru &lar1 Club
members.
For eµ.mple, a cou,p1e. be
knew viewed news film or
a camp1.11 outbreak an d
"decided to BO down ~ join
the fun," Re1necke to Id
newsmen after bis talk..
$5 Billion Suit Filed
By Pit River Indians
SAN Fl!.INCISCO (AP) -
Pit River 1ndlans have filed •
'5 billion suit in their battle
to regall J.5 millioo acres of
land whicli they say was illeg-
a~ taken from them in Gold
Ralii da ,.. .
1he suit filed Thursday Jn
U.S. District Court against Pa-
cific Gas and Electric Co.
claims the utility firm bas il-
legal poaession of 52;000 acres
of heavily forested northeast.
ern California land which right-
fully belongs to the Indians.
The Indians claimed PG&E :;
and Sbast County officials also
conspired to keep them from
getting the rest of their an-
ces!r.11 land.
After they were prevented
from seizing Lassen National
Park last Friday, the Indians
briefly occupied a PG&E
campground at Big Bend jn
the Shasta County woods. A
total " ~ per.sons were ar •
Asks Release
WASIIlNGTON (UPI) -
The Pentagon bu -Marine M.aj. Owietl S. Robb,
son-in-111' of former President
Lyndon B. Johnson, has re-
quested release from active
military duty effective Sep-
tember L
Robb, 3', husband o r
Johnson's daughter L y n d a
Bird, has been serving as a
Marine recruhing offica 'since
his reWrn from a year's duty
in Vietnam in April , 1969. He
is expected to enl.er the
University of Virginia Law
School at Chulottesville, Va.
this fall. .
Quarantine
. Drug Users: .
Rafferty
~AN ~c;i .,!_AP~·~
-Board ol F.ducatioo to
quarullne studG dn'I -· as if they m"t carriers of
disease.
Rafferty, tit It e superin-
-ol -· told the . bolrd 'llluradly tllat"~
""10olstlioul4becruted10
give drug users treat.mart by
the best doctors a n d
educators.
"You doo'I lei 'Typhoid
Mary' wori in a rest.aura
while she's coovaletld.n&," he
said. The board took no acUoo
on -hi.s suggestion.
The board !ailed in an •l·
tempt to oust newly appointed
Ro1>ert C. B.-lnmew, 41,
from the Equal OpportunlUea
Commission for F.ducaUon
becayse h~ is ~• J~ Birch
Society member.
No Stereotype
Students Give ·Gift of Life
LARKSPUR, C.lif. (AP) -
Graduating senior a o!
Rodwood High Sd!ool decided
to spend the class tr.eisury
belpmg to buy an island bird
18l)('t1Jary.
()Jtgoing classes tradiUoul-
ly have donated Something lo
the school, such as 1 fountain
or a pllque.
"We didn't wanl to make
the usual stereotyped gift,"
~ys Joseph Eni.ensperger.
president oC the 57G-member
class o( '70.,....
So 'lbursday night he hand·
ed a $2,000 check, represenliflC
proceeds from class dues,
bake sales and car-wa!lling,
to Douglas Fergusoo, county
chairman of the nationwide
Nature Conservancy project,
a private foundation.
The money will go toward
the purchase of Lower Tubbs
Island, a 330-acre b i r d
sanctuary at the northern lip
ol San Francisco Bay.
The isl&nd teems w i t h
doieos of species of birds and
anima.l.s, includlnc . e a re t s '
htnnl,-the rare California
clipper rail and ~even sea
lions. Countless canvasback
ducks use its lhore.s as a
resting and winter stopover
point.
A campaJgn. to 11feServe il
was launched last fall when
Natu re Conservancy paid the
firat m ,000 0( the $300,000
purdlase price.
Enzensperger said member
of the class made SIJ&gestions
on how to spend their money,
and voted on the four most
frequently mentioned. The
island purchase won .
"Tubbs Island is a living
thing, and all of m y
classmates will be able to
say that they helped make
this island stay a I i v e , ' '
Enzensperger said.
WHAT MAKES A CHURCH GROW?
Many Believe · It Is When:
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i:r Worship is contemporary and mean ingful
'tr Young people ore opprec.ioted
-/:r Communicatio n is of o h_iqh le vel
1f Older people ere loved * A posi tive messt1ge is taught
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625 Seniors Graduated • ·w estminstet High Honors 40 Top Students
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About W seniors, decked Bonnie Baer, Bruce Baron . Allcla Lamaend, Kenneth Cindy Turner, Norine Vlndal, Alona, Andres Alvarei . Balcom, Daony B1llard , Blllitzer. Lora Blttt•r
GTON out in ca!JI and aowns, moved Daniel Broderick, Ma rt in Lawrence, Terry Ledermann, Gary Weekley, and Shtlley Richar4 Amadril. Dan I e I Edward'8ane. Deborah Banks. EUr.abeth Blackburn, Robtn ~
WASHlN (UPI) -their scholarly tassels Tburs-Chao, James Coryell, Laurrie Michael Lefevre, LI s a Loo, Wilton. Ames, Gary Andef'!IOn, R.achtl Sh!ron Banzuelo, Rach e I Blauert; 1 •
For the airline industry, the day lo become 1970 graduates Elx, Toby Elder, Sus a o Raymood Maxwell, Shirley Other graduates are the Anderson. Walter Ankerman, Barber: Stephen Blue, Pa 'tr J cl A'
hijacker bu become 8 ter-of Weslminlter High School. Emerson, Karen Gentry: Meredith, John Meyer, David . f9llowiJ'I&: SUUMe Arther; Rebecca Barnhart, Laura Blythyn, Michael Boeh m v •
rifying puule. The _Lions_' campus class in-llonald Goldberg: Daniel Moore; Niels • AAcaard, F r a n k Lorrie Arellano, B r u c e Barthe~ Sandra Bean, .Terry fo.Hchael Boess, Michel Bobrt~ •
eluded 40 students who Graham, Arlene Hagedorn. Colleen O'Dell, M 1 Ch a e I Adams. P1tiid1 Addington, Arnold, Roy Atkins, Melina .J>eeler, Elizabeth Benno , David Boman;
HOw can he be stopped? grad.lated with hooors. Carol Hoff, Gregoire Houle, Pearce,' Judith Pr t vet t e , David Agilitar, Steven Agoodo, ·Atkinson, Rebecca Baca , Channayne Bequette, Stephen Eric Borgeson, Margaret •
How can a potential hijacker Those who nceiVed\a B-plus Go.rard Huerta. Cat by Christine Sdunenk, Patrick Wayne Akiyama, Cathryn Roger Bachman, Te r r y Derek!; Bostwick, Barbara Bo~"'
be spotted in a line of waitini 1verage or better during their Jackson, Christi!)e . Jen.sea. Sinith, Glenn Stevenson, Ter-AJbtrt, Linda Albrtcbt ; Baker: Judy .Berman, W i 11 i am Catherine Bradford, Llmla
airline passerliers? Whal four Y~·•rt: Natalie LaBrecque; reoce Stevemon, Philip SUct, JUdi.th Ann Allar, Glen Vir1inla' Baker, Gar y Btsanson, Dian Beyler, Larn:e 1See W~ Ps. 11) shouldbedooe0!1C1!h<show1 l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'--'-~~~~~~~---'~--'-~--'--~~~-=-=-__:__...:.....'-':::::~_;;::::::_~~--'--~-"--~~--'-~~.O...--'-~~--'-.O...--'---'-':..::=.::.:=:..;;;
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At present the m'ost obvious
deterrent in U3e against hi-
jackers is the threat of a
Jong Iederal prison term.
But for spotting and handl-
Jng trouble, 1utboriti,es now
are relying primarijy on a
weapon1 detect.Ion system and
a psychological "behavioral
profile" oC the typical hijacker
designed by the Federal Avia-
tion Administration.
The results are inixed. So
fa r this year six American
Airliners have been hijacked,
compared with 33 in 1969 and
18 the year before.
T r ansportation Secretary
Joha A. Volpe says the decline
stems from a conet:nlrated at-
tack on the problem . He
reports that "in recent months
24 persons" were kept off
airliners when they either
tripped a weapons detection
device or were spotted by
airline employes using the
psychological profile.
Weapons, ranging from guns
to knives, have been found
in airport waiting rooms
where they presumably were
discarded by ai rline
passengers how feared the
detection system, Volpe said.
Only three airllnes
Eastern, Trans World, and
Pan Amer ican -ar~ using
detection devices. A fourth
airline is expected to join the
group shortly.
An FAA spokesman says the
government also hopes soon
to get airline agreement ori
a plan to equip entire airports
with the devices so that each
airline gate woukl be covered.
If every ga le were co\·ered,
authorities might be able to
avert hljackings like 18st
week 's takeover of a TWA
jetliner by .a passenger . who
boarded the plane at Phoenix:.
The gate the hijacker used
lo board the plane was not
equipped with a device and
there was no detection of the
gun he carried.
The personalitl or ~ ~ jacker is one o the biggelt ,
puzzles. Dr. John T. Dailey,
chief FAA psychologist, says
th at commandeering a plane
is the hijacker's one moment
"of power and glory in a
life of failure."
The records show that most
hijacker! have been either
c r \ m i n a I s or emotionally
disturbed persons bearing a
grudge. Sprinkled I~ betw~n
are politically moti vated in-
dividuals who use air:planes
as a way to gel to place!I
like Cuba.
Except for possibly being
emotionally disturbed and
bearing a grudge, the hijacker
of the TWA jet. did not fit
any or these· patterns. "He
had suicide on hit mind ," a
psychologist said .
The Air Line Pilots Associa-
tion (ALPA J believes the beat
sOJutTOrr is ror ·an nationrto
support the Tokyo convention,
which requires si11natori4J to
return hijackers lo the country
of thei r origi n. Thi!'! sbpuld
be coupled with quick and
severe punishment by .U.S.
coorts, says ALPA presUteat
Charles Ruby. .
Other efforts to curb h1·
jacking range from a ~,000
reward for l nformat1on
leading to the ~~rest and con·
viction of a h1Jacker to the
FAA proposal to bulletproof
coc kpit doors.
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TRUCKS ,OF 222ND RADIO RELAY UNIT READY TO ROLL
At Coif• MeN HQ, Port•W. Power on Line for Ernt"99f'Ki•s . .
reset·vists who train one teletype operaliOIJll u~ lo
w.ee,kead a month at t,he Costa establish iiiitial ~Lael Prior
• T. SGT. ALEX CARR.ASS! MANS COMMANQ POST RADIO
Air N•tion•I Guard Unit Bridges Communications G•p
Me.sa insta.Uation. . to the establishment or con-
R"eservists train in their k h Id d tinuous carrier FM radio a u th o r i i e d the com· highest ran Lhey e on ac-plan,'' he continue . field of specialty. ranging \ from motor transportation 10 sysletnJ. mlinications personnel to live duty . · Reservisls Ir a In one
food services. "We are more The guard unii also operates perform its mission, the Air ':This progra1n is an ex-weekend a monlh in addition
like a small military in-a complex TroposphcriC""'Scal· National Guard unit also has ceUent opportunity for former to a tw1>-weelr. field exercise
stallation, than just ooe unit ler Terminal capaQle of reserve personnel in most Gls and Air Force personnel in the summer.
of a command," Cot. Petracelt transmitting and receiving 23 military suppc>rt areas: to see t! they like the Air The mobile communication s explained. voict, telephone channels and The 222nd Mobile c001• National Guard reserve pr()-
The five acre facility is 16 teletype ch an n·e 111 municatioos Squadron h 11 s gram," Col . Petracelr. said. squadron expects lo attract '
The low, one-story Air Na-equipped with up to date simultaneously. The sq uadron issued a new approach to get "The prqgrpm offers a many former non -com·
tional Guard bjJllding, located lilobile coonnunications gear ha s fi ve mobile vans to pro. former servicemen back into sUbstantial supplement to' the missioned off Ice r s and
, just ·orf the 'Newport Freeway to perform its tnission. It's vide mountain lop line opera-uniform. The ''Try Ont'.' pro-guardsman's annual income, specialists through the "Try
in Costa Mesa, houses more "arsenal" contains a com-tions for FM radio telephone gram enables the guard unil the satisfaction of serving the One" program. E1·~rvicemen
than 30 portable generators mooications central radio set systems. to enlist former servicemen Costa Mesa commwiity and are urged to l'()ntacl the Air
which l'OUld provide any part "jiciia~piiaiibiileiio•f~p•ro,.;;viiidiiin~g~viioiiic;;';;i;""iidiiiiiiii;;lniiii~a~d~d~il~ioniii;,iiii'•iiii;b~ei,;;i ;"~gi;;;;for~;';°""~~y~e~a~riiiilouii;i;riiiilniiiil;;h•;;' iiiiaiiiifiiineiiiiiiaiidiidiiitiiioiiniiaiil iireiiiitiiireiimiiiieniiliiiiiiiNOia'iiliii~ii'.'•'•~Gii'ui.aiiriidoii~iiolii>lii"'iiiil:l09iiii._,
of the county with' Power in ll
the event of ll'fl emergency.
ltltJrriage
Lictmses
Bandit, 19,
Gets Prison
SANTA' ANA -Superior
Court J udge James F. Judge
has ordered a one year lo
life stale prison term for a
gunman who held up a Sunset
Beach liquor s't.ore last Jan.
2'.
Thomas Keith McCartne y.
19, of Long. Beach pleaded
gu.ilty to charges ot. armed
robbery Of Vogler's Liquor
Slofe, 1780 Pacific Coast
Highway , and asked the jurist
for lmroediate sentencing. He
was scheduled to face jury
trial June 17.
His companion in th e
holdup , William E. Saffer, 19.
of 8402 Westminster Blvd ..
Westminster. has previou sly
pleaded guilty to identical
charg~. He is serving an in·
definite term in a California
Youth Authority facility.
Lieutanant Colonel Edmuni;t
M. Petf11£ek, commander or
the 222&1 M o b i I e Com·
munications Squadron said,
"Our primary mission is to
train air national guardsmen
in teletype and telephooe com-
munications, either ,in the field
or from a co1nn1unications
c·enter ."
In the case ol a flood or
local disaster, the Air National
G1.lard unit Could provide radio
communications and generate
power to the community.
The c o·mmunications
squadron iJ1 comprised of the
twelve full-time military aBd
civilian personnel. in addition
to l~ National G u a r d
Directions
Boa1·d Set
By County
SANTA ANA --A!ter
several weeks ~Jay tand
more to come) three or five
1nembers of the Citizens
l)irection Finding Commi~ion
have been named by the &ad
of Supervisors.
The commission, bolstered
by several more lillembers
named at large and by the
Orange County League of
Cities is designed lo acl as
a sleering group for the coun-
ty's General Plan Program.
Named this week were:
Jame~ E. O'Connor of South
Laguna by Supervisor Alton
E. Allen ; Rodger Howell, San-
la Ana attorney by Supervisor
William H. •lirstein , and Dr.
Louis Cella of Santa Ana by
Supervisor Robert W. Battin.
Supervisor William Phillips
said Lhe man he had in mind
had moved from his 3rd
Oislrict. so he needed more
litne and Supervisor David L.
Baker is oo vacation.
There's something very
c:omfortj~ about the Audi.
Its seats
were designed by an
oethopcdic surg.On.
Test drive it today.
Jt's more of a car
than you th ink.
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P"ORSiCHE I AUDI
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The fashion revolution has
worked down to the ground.
St19es are news. Everyone's
buying more 1hoes-because
of atyle. Not just women.
Men, boys, girls and tQddlers~
too. The footwear business r.s
on the march, "Because,"
Boot & Shoe Recorder says,
"basic shoes are no longer
enough-for any wardrobe."'
During 1968, the average
American family spent $100
plus on footwear-up from $68
just stx years ago. Count the
families who live in your area.
Multiply by $100. If you want
your share of lhat footwear
money, you've got to tell lhe
fashion fOotwear story. Out
where people will see it. Righi
on the pages of this news-
paper. Your newspaper.
Eight out of ten over·21 's read
the paper each day. Seven out
of ten teenagers do too. Even
more to the point: a recent
survey showed that seven out
ol ten Americans look forward
to the ads in the papers-while
only one in four feels that way
about ads on TV. No wonder
retailers invested more than
$3 billion on newspaper
advertlslng last year. No
wonder the country's lop shoe
6lores spend more than two
percent of net sales on their
ads in the papers. Your
competitors know the power
of that seven·syllable sales
force: Newspaperabi1ity. -
The footwear business has
changed. And newsPapers
have changed, too. With
economical new neighbor·
hood ad buys, superb color
reproduction. and new printing
, techniques. Th i.s change hes
broughl a substantial increase
In local papers' ad volume.
During June 169, dailies' retail
ad revenue jumped 11 .3 per·
cent over June '68, News-
papers-are working for retail.
To paraphrase ao old saying:
If the medium fits, buy ii. And
no mediuni fits you baller than
your own local .paper.
That's what we mean by
Newtp•perabllily.
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lW ...... .., ' c Pryor, Carol PW1Uru, WUham Elldl bfddlrr mu1f 1utlfl\ll. 1119 ._.u C1irllilt\0Ct ·~•111.f....,._..,. -c;'i;-" wMtll -... ~ lllf ,,..j -C-IY Ctt<~ l'l'lllrttrt ..,,tlnlnl 19 ... ftlll• • Carol Butiihore, wade lov Hunaate, Sharon Huniu, n..~11 o · Pu k Sandr In IM lol'm ... ctt'llliff or Utlllfl''• ... xo-A4: ft, " '-"' ..... ti ~ may .. ~ 1111111 •• -"""'°"~ •. 1)16-Will ~. wlllllll """ l!"flllll ....... B Sh I Cal Judllh Hunt, Kennelb Hurst ..-1R.,..,. • 1ane 9 as, I cllldt ., .. 1114 -..:t -1 to !!vt _..lilS ... ft. • ltlli -1 • ._._, ..,.. ~ Ail.A.. ~. tun 111s ...,,_ ......,... N llr.i ~~·""" • 111C. 11tt1u ,
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Sandr C S Anthony Jacinto, Jen n-i f.t r Richard Reid; '"' Mt-to1MM u111fl.ci s~.Dh1r1t1. l. 1'M ._... .... -. t••N ,.,,. Ohitrlct -1111 rleht 1e A=:r.: ~ HA11v '· ••AM 111 a ammer, t e p hen J b h A l" .. fGrtrlfll(I tOM ml!>'!! •Mulrti lot L ... "~ '"" Li.it c, "tlllC't ... \' ., •M "°' .., .. w11... • .... CM•I DtUi' ll'llot, C......,,lnt.lrtl9'• pf Ille Cainpbell; · ackioo, Char1't JasiMld; WeJl:dy Rice, De o r a ,1 11111 oltU•t'on !!t:'.""' 01.1r1ct 1" Mllltf, • ~,.....,.-...v1,. Cit•• ~ .,.1 '''•"''-!I"-• ., 1....,_,11.., "' J-" .. 1J, 1t10 ,..,.,. •"-!* 01 1t1t ..... , Ja J·-tt, "·-11-,. .. ,_ Richai'ds Jariet Rid In 1 """ n«it ., t11~-to 1n1., 1n1o '11(':1\ C•~flrllla. '°' • ,,,...,. 11 ~11'\tC't 111f .,.. ., "' rt. flllilllW. • .....,.,_, ........ ~r . Mari• Canchola, Cathy £an.. n _,., ~av Jen-., • R.I 1 In • (0111tac1. ·~---., '""' «-M!! • • "' .-it ......,, ,_iu, ~1tv w111 w "*"' • f!lil .,..,f ffit c1111«n1a. LEGAL NOTICE wo1awooo.,te01N • &01uw1CN11
tino, Br-da '·-·•,'• Poulo Mary Jtnn1n11t,L)iane Jen.sen Robert gg, Car R ebarger w111 ~' , " '" <-t1 , 1 Uf'!tc • .., tta.7$ "'' "" '"" .. fl>Mt _ ..... --111 ,,. uc11o11 • ..,. ,. ........,. c ...... DrWI: •
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I S -, Johnson r.ar:v John.son· Roberts · ~---c-w. • •·,,.;. ... , ,._..._ wel«t 1,,.,.111,,. ,,19 ., --'*'' w .... 111 su,.11101 co1.11T °' ™• l"ullll.,,.. Pf'•"" ,._, o.11.,. "'J1c>t. Carrol , ally Carrillo; • 'f •. ,, • • · No bl!Mlt;!' INY wOh4r•• Ill• t>lf tw .. "* ""' n. 1t1fldtrd1, 1n , ..., 1oea11tv 111 Wllk:fl ' 11111 _.. '• STAT• OJ' <a.L1P0l11jt.ti "0• M•~ it •NI J..,..,. n, 1t, 1t111 • .,.,_~
Gilbert Castillo, o e bra Jam~s , Johnlon, Michael Charles Robi -Jo h-n ..-·pe1to11 ·of-ll•IY ,..,1 •~•-•ftttr-.. ·Cl .,.. •• -....11ca19-.on._..,.. 1t ti. ..,....,_,... . .., -"-Pt-or TH' ~.!>9.MX O@. o...,.. •. -----=--J~... •···· J h ' , 11111t .-t tot '"'.,,,..... tllertol. """"'-FalrY._ 1fli Ntw110r1 11\'tl., IYN o1 -11.lftltn """""' • u1Ku1t Ht •. nsa1 LEGAL NOTICE Ca, St r 0 re a) e, yr e j n a un1.wun, ~n 0 D S 0 D, .RobimJon, R&ndy Rock, J.ntta T.,_. ftcNri;t of E011C1ll9n el t11t Nlw-l· l~·ar Wlltofll, CKl• ""'-• C•lilornl't . "'-<tr1lr.c-1, W!lkll 111111 ._ •w•rdM ·IUMMOMl 1
Cel"l.n•··, Lm· da Chandler, Debra Johnstone, Jon Jones, n .... ,...., Marta Roman S&ndttt,,,..... un1n.a ac;hool ob1r•e1 ,, .. ,.... 1. 1-•"""*' """"" "'· 11 .... n. "' "" wcten1u• ~ ... 111 •• 11.0GEll •· v.-.H PeLt, Jit. Plllntitt N1,., ~ p / ~-.-..,...-1 tlll rlehl to ••1Kt any or all b~ fw Otto It.Oii Co.~' Inc;., 1nu iWtf tollowti 111. £UNICE 1. OlllCUTT, Al,,SO All. Robert Chandler, MI k e aine a Jo~ Sandra Jordan; Jtol(" Sheryl Roush ; '"° not MC•tw•llv •t(ffll , ... lowUI P•rk Clrci., 1rvhll'. C•lfl., ID. Crall. c....,...... ... ,..,,. OTHEfl PEflSOH$. UNKNOWN. Clllmlftt Cl~TJ~~i\~:u~· N~'::~··u • .I Walter JU~· MI r g t/ .... • bid, •nll lo WllYt •nY ln1Drm1lltv .. ....mlttlotl to wr>tnd ZE-1 .. 1' lo 111aw "'-"' ·-..... lol!V titht llllf """ !!In Ill~ I Tiie OJayet, Virginia' Ch"'........,, .. ,1 -!_~ et"d Patricia Rowlaild, PaU'icla '"'"u11r11Y 1" 111t bid r.c11v..:1. c.ritr11Cllc111 of • 30t u1111 .,'""""'' •l"PlfNTtca11 Mif ii. tm1>lt'l'ti tn 1., 1111 ~t ,,;IMf'f~ '•K•U.:. 1fl :., unau 1r•11•::'1 do '~1"', '""0 .,.~ n.... Chr' ... i ·.....,..... Jurado, David Kanase uaV 0.1111 J..ne n, 1t10. -*'~ In •n ll4.CP '°"' 1 ... 1u11 tGlllor.,mllY wt111 11t.tlofl 1m.s •t 1111 1 JN , e "' • • -• · · ~ca lltue· • /; Rowse)', Roger Ru-an o, Ne't'PORT·MESA UN1 F1Eo •., 1 101 unit _.. ...... , --.~. c1Jllo<'n!• \...., coff """P •, aovw .. •~ •1111111,11 • -u-111. 2111, """"'"" t1111or.,,i., unill' ~ Sandra Clancy,' B t v tr 1 y Xauftman, Jr.,J.lt'.a Kelley, !I ~ R i...n ~11.,.i..Jtr..· ~i 01sTR1Ct ot w.1111 .-ct .,....i.1-. lk.ttf °" aLtCTlllC!Allli , or '"' clowd ._ ..i11111tt1 • 1111t lllftlo. tkllllou• tl•m ,,,.,,. of SC>OTHEit:ff J)o tta Kentf. 1 ~.1 K-.. t l~vara u ....... rn, ":"'¢":"-~ c..in1v, Call"Wnlt .... $W -~ itkr alllll ,...... l"wwMrt • 7 1• OWNn111n1l " CAl.t,.OINIA SWINGElllS GUIDE W
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Coogan Ste...l.nR c k ....,.,.. William K11Jsend, Mark . • ' NOTICI ~ PlllllONS INT•ll!nto CHARI.ES •ECIC, ••lft °llollrlY w .... m11lll•llti bv ''"''· ... '""-1111 'Offl.l'lllfll ..... •bav~ Sl•I• ol.C.lflqrnli, OJ•,_ Cow111Y; ~
• """"., • oo , Lou .. KOba, Beverly· Koenlg, Peggy Donald Schoettler, Wllltam IN TMI as'tATI o• AN011w o•t•u· ~~~~ L DUNN, E11111 '*"• .,..11.--.u~i. • a.w·•....,..,, flMftlll .. 1111111« 111111 111 , ... .,.., .nu11t111 °" J-J. Hit, k!Ol'•·flWt. • w~ Anna .Cooper, Cynthia Corey;. Kohler, Kathryn Kooken, Lin-Schwitters J<aren Scott San-aA. 1~1 Se(ret1rv .rid Ol<Ktor r, 1111 ... .......,,llod tilt! In Ill• ......,., ~~l'I "" -.v ...... 111i.o ~ torout111 P..ri111; In 111111 1or Mkl 11111, Hr-uv Lo r.-. J 1 ' Motltl U. ""'ti< tlYlll: ol Pllnnl... , wwll-. .... ...,Plor..:I .... 11\ifl •l ... I -'ow In ~ CUl/f'I, wllhl11 TEN •"PMrtd Glflrd F. ~ 1r>I
UIS \.A.ll":'la, r ., Cynlhta da Kraman, Dlana Krlbel; dra Scotl, Sherry Seevers, To •tl Hr-.S lot. ... 11<1. wllllhlr l'lllltlthff l>r•lltl Ctut 0.UY 1"111t, ._.. -.... ttll -lllllfn ...... tfwllla--....... "''~••YI ( ..... YOW ol !lob l( ...... lh M. Allirtw• know11 lo -" Coulon Christine Craycrofl "'I · St M Se ·k •• crHllort, n.1,..., leO•IHS, or a.vi-J-u !tit ,_.,,.DI"""" i."' 1N1lrKtlOfl11 ~•I-11 -YM wllh1n 1111 ''°"~ 11111>1 ,.,....,. whoQ n"'"'" '"' IUIHcrlll--. • . •. Bonnie Kunel, Linda Kuner, "aria , gura, ary rowt ; 1n ""' ''"'' of A""•-O't rui... ' w••• 11tr11n •t1t111.,,...11111 1"' """" _,.. a11t1h'. ar wflhln TH111tTY d•r• .ci 11 111e w1111111 1tull"llmtn1· 1fli Dearu. ne Crouch, Katherine Etai·ne Ku"'•, C h r 11 t 1. n e Charles Selltr Hartin Sex· 111ec1M1M •. whot• ... t aoareu w•• :JOU w t1 !lout• °' "'""'~' ....,,, .. u _.... 11uw111_,,, · ..::Jinow1..:11.i1111er uKuttd "" .. .,,.. C-"~ Ste...._ Cro I ,...,... ' · IMl!onll'llt A,,.n111. Y-town, ,()tol.i ·LEGAL NOTICB ""'' .....,,.. Y• -hlrlbv llOllll..:I 11\it unllu tOFFtCIAL SEAL) • 1tMC11, .,.~n W ey1 Lar-LaBelle, Mary LeGrind, Mat-too, Audrey Shaw, Unda ,..., ·""'" .. "._...,.,., or 11 w. ~ ,,..11 .., Nlf et -. , ... ei ..... ..-..,. ~ •~t_. 111c1 ,1ti11utt Franc:Js c. 1t<c11 •
ry Crownover, thew L 8 ck D 8 v1 d Shaw Jamel Shea Diane MIN•"'"'°" • """ 1 • ..,.. "' s_.. ,.1,... , _11,,,. 11 111t ,,.,. .......... ..,. werw; Wiii t11e 1\t611Mnt 1or '"" f'llOllClv or Ho••rv PuD11~1111or"1'
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Wilham Cullen, Wendie Cun-Laurie Larson Scott· Larsen Samuel Siber Debra Slgg ·rtuit '"' IOllowt .... MnGl'I k l~ ,ICTITIOl.ll HAQ N Y• .... ..,..,., ...... _,tor •n~ Oll'lor r•llll ~"' l'11Dll~ Or-CNtl Oillf ll'lltt.
nln h n•-1 I C rt' Al ' ' · 'p . ' lo holil M,_I 11',_i.,. ot ""' THE UNDERS(GNEO COllt.l'OllATtOlil II .n.11 lilf mtndtlwt -1111 Cffto 11'1 h -'tint. Junt !, 17, It, M lt1' lCl.)i.)I g am, UA11e u IS, an James Lassak, Penelop.e J~ Simmons, aul Simons, ••'<Gord«~ "°" ..... iw c.nltv lhlt 11 11 CDndUCl!flm ••ICIOr la"""'°"'. contract I• •w•....,.., Thi Dt>IKI ,, llllt 1(1""" "10 -~·1----,.=ccc'c-~cccc~---
Dages, Trygve Dahle III, Lassak. Ste~en '••segard Dianna Sinner MI ch a e I Newport ·a111>N s.vlnt• •rid Lo.n • butlMU loc1tt11 •I tNt "'"* •l•i., ind u11111 au w1K1111tr..n.i-. una.r !llm. thol •llo•~,..""" °""'"11" "' 1Gr111 LEGAL. NOTICE I"' ~ • -..,. • A.noclitlon l3U Via L!Oo NtwPorl Co.I.I M•••· CaHfa,rnl• ul!Otr lt'lt Hctlllolil• to NV nM lau 1"-11 u.111 ••ntrtf Ills ... 1urt of t!lllr ci.~ or tlllmt
Kath.Jeen Dalt.on; Trudy Lauderback· Skeber, Linda Smale; &uc!I. 0r&np, counlY. cin~nl• •1'43 11rm "•""of HAlt80111 1AM£1111tAN ,,,. o...,.1rnn• r•i.1 ol "' diem w•••• 10 "" , .. , •-IT 111 "" tomi1t1n1, _____ -=o-=-cc0"-----
Gail Dan1·01s, Lawrence Dar-Deborah Laver'• Sandra B b s 'th B I ;Tll1t '"" 1tndtrtl9MCI dtslrt1 ID r«•I•• lh•I s•ld firm Is ,_ ... at ,,.. IO all worl<nwn ..noloHd In tr.. IJl.Cu1i... •1111 lllr•lntlltr °"°llltd If •nV .... ,. .... -· ar ara m1 , r a n ltl• uld H •Wl"•I "ro,.rlY or col .. ct 1o11ow1,,. '°'"r111o11, wlllst 011nc1 .. ,1 of tht COfllriet. 111.J. 11111 !hit wc:ll c~lrn or ell/mi .....
rah,. Randy Davidson, James Astrid Laycock, p ~tr i c j a Sm1th Cary Smith Mary 11>1 clfltms •nlll '° remcv• thl1 coHKllll "i.e." llllllnns Is•• 1oitow.: coi••ltv• ti.•1411~1111 '''"'""''' • a111...._. ID "' o1 no 1ttoc.t. •<>11 ::l~;.0~=~\~ 1;
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B ~ ' dettdtfll or ill 1"191'Ht Ill uht Wit• Av.nut lllM\w, IM. • "'"*' ..... aflll' cMtfltn Ill h 1-.,. .... '-,..nlOlllrlf OISCI ... ft llllowt: THI COUNTY OP OIAN•5 ren~ DeW!tt,.Tlmothy Deal, James Lindley, Janice Spoonemore Letlie St. John •1'1111 w1s1111111 ~,. tlt!ttl to weft ...,....,1 J. e. H1c1t1 ...,... . '"'"' ........ .,.. ....... ,_, L..,.L o•K1ttl"l'M* •n lh• ""'*., o1 1119 E•t.i'• • .,,
Ro II De Kurt ~-· k · f ' ' ml.Ill 11'-wltflefl no.l!tt of M.dl ~iol'I Aul. Secrelltv' ....._IMeai, lra ...... llOll llllf Ir• .... PAllCIL l' Conservttorllllp ol N E I. L I I G: y n amg, ut:W!C • Lloyd, Phillip Lobdell, Kurt Liftda•staf Ord, Kenneth Stan-10 , ... ";.,_ or Plfton• ""ieWlll-to STATE OF C•llFOllHt.\ • ~-...,. · wu ...... """ ~ TMl ~ ot s~ u. ,_...,. HARPSTER. 11(1 NELLIE GOlllDON
Raymond Delgado; Loff, G•~ Loome, Alicia ton Cbrtstine starek, Ellen Of holdl'l'll llllnOnll ..,_.,. ., ~ COUNTY OF ORANGE, ) H, Ill .... bllt. ' uutfl, ·-11 W.I, Ill .. c .... HAlll"STl!ll, •kl N. ca. HAlllPSTE~
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a1tmain Denham, Terry Lopez; Steinkraus; ,0 1111 "....,,, 11111c11,.. "'' """"'1 .,,... """'' me Marv I(. H•n,., • N1lt1rv 1 .... 1oc1 or '°""'""' ,,.,, ""' "" ~""• o1 ciHtor~1,, Dualllad " HOii« i, lltrtb~ 1Jv111 11111 ll)t """ DeJtni Carl De · J M · Lo B b I l h Shi I """ or halll•t whom thfl <t•lm I• l"ubllt In incl tor .. 111 CIUl'llJ •'1>11 dtl1 111 ror "'' OP11l'lln1 ol bldlt. 1, c1tnl11\fd wl!I utl •I ~rlvtl• \Jlf, °' S, Vine, 0 ' ana pez, a r a r a Marl yn S ep enson, r ey m.1c1t 11 thl •dd••n ,5 11•11<1 ibovi Slt19, resldl,,. ,...,.In. duly co...mlulon..:I It. Jt Mll SlllllW fo!"1W · ING 1 111t NOrtllltit e0<n1r "r •II•• tht nr.111 div of J11ne. lfl'O. Di~rich, Do.nald Dist on, Lorton, Kathleen Loughlin Sievens Jack Stewart Linda within: Jiii dtvi 11!1r 11nt PVtlllc1tion "'d •worn, PHIONlllf 1P1>e••ect J. a. Clf•k ot Ill• ee,•,",' "' ,• •• c " 1 01 1111 1,, •t ,,.. Ofllc1 of Iii Tni11 OIHrlfl'Mlnt
S • • 1 l)f 11111 !Wlllco. Hlc•1 ~now" lo mt to IN !tit A"IJ!111! G0>'1m!nt klrd of o at Ille •A.HK OF AMEll:fC• NT • usan Domnick, Stephen Patricia Low, Thomas Love Slracke Colleen Stratton °''"° Ml.r 21, luo *"''"'of the cDrPOrl!lan 111•t 1X1Kuitd oc .. r1 Vltw w.oo1 Fron1 SICUon " '"' ••ltlol TrKl SA. IOI H, Mlln '''"'· s...11 ,.. ...... ~ L uf I ' • ' IUilftfll 1,.u~k th1 wUhln lnslrumel'll 111.bll'will ot Ille Ol1lrk:f. •s Nr "''" •Kar• 111 hdl. C•l!I. '1)'01, C1111nty of a,-. Slltf' vuue; arry L f, Kerry Lyal ; Gregory Strong, Co 1 lee n "4 •llmlnbtritrhc • co•POr111on th1•1ln n1mtd, • n 11 0r.,,.. cour1tr. c1n11rn11 P-is 01 MIK1111..-. Ma". "' of c1utor111a, •O 1111 111911.,1• •nd bui Glenna Downing, M 0 n t e Deborah Maag, C h e r " I S lti a . of lh• E•l•ll 11 •,k._1-<11..:1 10 m• 11111 t11th torPOr111on Publlthld Or1ne1 c .. 11 o.ur PU01, 1M 0111c.1 ol 1r.. Cwnlv lltcordor bldd•r. •nll wbltct i. C011llrm111on •v
.T U V n, ANlr•w O'lru~ l>!KU~ Ille u.me. 111 Wit-W!ltir.ol, JU M J, U, 1110 IG.14·10 of U ICI Cownl\'r tlllf'ICI N0tlll-19rt't' 11111 5.....,lflr Court, 111 1111 rlt!lt, HI .. Downing, Robin Doyle, Susan Maitland, ~arian Mandeville, Gary Summers X are n _ DK••-' . 1 lllv• 11er1unu. wt mv ,.,,... •nd •IOn• '"' Hor1,,..11"'" lln• "' Mid .1111 1n11res1 o1 .. 111 '""""''" 1..,
Dragu .. k J D k G M nk k Rich d ~. •T b l _ P1>bllthtll 0,,,,.1 Co.II Diily l'liol, ttll•tct my olltcls1 -• lh• dtv Ind lo! lo lllt Hortllw••l>lrlf cor111r ot ind lo IH tllt <.,li1n r .. I J~rly · u, esse r a e, eorge a ows y, ar .::iwan:ilrom , Lee a er , M•v ,., ind J""' i, 11, 1910 ,.,0 '"' 1n thl~ ~n111c1te nr•I tt1av1 wr1n1n. LEGAL NOTICE ••Id lot; 1111r1tt NOt"'"s1•1v •Ion• 111,..1..:i in· 111, Clh' o1 s.r.il An ..
Craig Dunlap, Don a Id Mann, William-Margerison, Jerome Tamura Barr y iOFFlC~L S~A~11111 1111 Harthlltllrlf ,...otonMlkwl of 1111 count\' °' o ...... St•" ot t1Utorr1r..
Eck T M · • LEGAL NOTICE l tv · rv M«lhwnl•lf !IN of 111C 11t lo 1111 NrllclllWl'I ~•Ibid •• followl, to-wit: --ersen; erry artn; Tavemese Charlotte Tavlor !qterv Pub11c.c11110rnl• ,.,,... • ,, ,, 111,h 11111 .. i111 Lot l l•fY'·lllr" ., Tritt No. 1...,
G · ' I ' PrlnclNI 0!11(1 In lint or M F I" . ary Ed~ w a rd s, Jan Eric Marquardt, Ga r y Michael TaylOI" Duane Ter-Ll!GAL NOT•c• or1nv1 <::ouniv c11T1,.1cATa o, co1t,.0111iT1011 "'c111c: 0cun In N-11 "' •• .,,, 1•~ T••d· 11 si.own "' •
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Sally Elliot, Randle Ellis, Rosemary Martinet, Gary M. · Theodosiou, David Ml1k, 1r1vlth•• 11111 "uD11"".i1 1>r1..,.' C1111•t oetlf Ptlot THE UNOE111s1GHED co11.P01tAT•ON i ,,rtl!lad eopv of \tiohk~ w11 record.ii 0••nt• Countir. cau1orru.. mori c-
Dougl•• E t-•·, Masteller, Kenneth Matlock aria HOT1CE 1s HEllEIY GIVEN thfl Ju"'-'· u, 1t, 1•. 1t10 1on.10 does 11u1bY cwHl'r lh•t n It conc111c11,.. NovimMr t, 1ta '" aooi< 21s "'" =~ ::-c •$ 111' "· Flowlr II•"" .., '""""' • Thomas Jerry T h o m a s "'' 801•ll 01 ed1Ki t!on 01 the t+ewp.cr1-• b\1•1111•1 In 1111 $1•1• ot C•lltor"11, ltl o1 0111<.1•• llKorlli>1 lt'lttl« • •lllwnl•.
G E I Robert E b Joh M •~~ ' » ' M v 111 k!loo 01 1 Or LEGAL NOTICE Count' of P••"" '" !hi Cl!T of lint• 1 *" ••Ii 11c11 n"' lo Subltct h1 ~""'""-condlllonl, ary ng e, r , n a.....,n ; Waller Thomas, C h e r y I 1151 n Id 1 11• ct DI •nv• AM, 11 -'\tSll c1m1u1 or1.,., un1;1tr '°"'t;:•t~:r :,1;1'1 ll'l'•klllllllon of 1,.. ,....,v1tll)l'I$, r11trkllllll. rlt~•• .,..,
Paula Farr, Sylvia Faux, Theoddre Matthew Mauter Th 0 m ps 0 n J an 0 n e ~':"Z~ ,;•~\~111:'.M~:::, ,~;1~ :_~~ 111e 11c1111out Urm ,....,. 01 H.ATIONAt. ,1111 • 1 1
1 11"' 111 Mid 1o1i 1111nc:1 '1•htt. of w•V o1 1KOn:1. ' t AVIONIC a•L£,, l~C. Incl !1'111 ttld $0Ulllltl or ' Ii "11onOlllon Al!IO t~blKI lo It~" IOI' 11Ktl
Wendy Fay, Beth FCiler • Steven McCloud, Mary McCoy, Tho""''SOO Jon Thompson, ·,'",,",',·,,,'.",,.• ,,',.' ',"', ,•1;!.k,•,K• •• •,•,,111 .~,'~.. IU101110• COUllT Oii' CA~l,.OltMI&. t!nn 11 cllm!><IMll ct "'' tcncwlnt ~·-Stuthwttttrlv ''°"'•-••"•••!· '''' 1t10-1t11. l'OI wwt Nv•bla.
La · · l Ell M~ k K l l h "'t' ' " -· ... ·-COUNTY OP OIAtMl -•lloo'I. ~ prlndNI Jtacl .. ltll 1111 PCl"I ol I " "' Terms of wit <•"' 1f1 llwlul _., ur1e F ii bactl; en ._-...,rac en, e Linda Thompson; Co111 Mn1, CtUIDrnll, 11 whldl tlmt ••ld JM ci.1c C•lllw Dfl•• .... -. -.u11 .. u 11 u io111ow1: 1>1i9lll: Marcti ~1. ino ot '"' unu"' s1.111 1111 conflrmatloft
: ""arles Fillman, Deborah, McCrarey, ~arie McCuUough Sh --· St·~ I bldl whl De PUl>lklw _,..,, .... ,..., lar: '""'A .... CIMtrll&I U.LES, INC .• 1'J3 CMl'I-Ofl1t1, w, E. IT JOHN ol ""' or Dirt , .. h •nd Wl•nct ~1 1 aron t.1tu1Tip$0n, ...,.,an e AUTOMOTIVE lllEPAI• C1u Nwfl\lltr 0-Mm OMkt "' Of't1'19t C-IY AW-1, "'111 Clttit •vld1ncK bY l\Oll tiKurK bv ""°'''"' Finch, Barbara Fin~. Mary Sheila McDaniel, Jame• T '( I s T•tet I B 'ta PARTS ANO SUPPLU:-5 SUMMONS IM•••••Oll An•, (•ll"'rl'll• IY Elltn H. Gll'llhl OJ' Trvll Oatd °" "'-•-Iv ..
rl.scher, Kevi·n Fisher, Judith McFaul; e1 e • uzanne 1 e • oni. .-.n b~t art to be 111 1eco101Jttt In '' 111, ..,.rr11" o1 Pettn-r: Dlllect : MtV u,'1m , D1e11IV cr.rti:" t<1kl. te11 t11r';'t•nt 111 •l'ftlU'fll •Ill Toomey, Ana Torres, 'Daniel with CD11i11k>M, ll'lllrueti-, • ~ d SHIRLEY A. DA'Vl!Jr!POllT I n. SALES, INC. (5tlll It " 0.-11.il Wll!I l>lcl. filch, Robert Florea, J r.; Barbara McGinnis, Alan Tr bl -·-as Trinaham· 5Plclfk•t11111• w111c1o •r• .rtDW "" 1111 11._,..,.t: EDWAito •· DAVtNPOitT, "'"" J. w_.11-. ,,... •A•V 0• wM••Tctto,.,. a1c11 or ~ 1o e. !ft -111,.. ,.,.
McG A · M in .. ..-, em IY1 Jnuu i •• • 111 1111 off!« of 1111 Purdili1119 .-.o..,I Jiii. It.It. al Ohio. C-l'r ltf CWIMN tS •Ml C.W"*' s.lfd wlU IN rtcel¥M al lhl af«tHtd 111f1c1 ; Anthony Foley, Donna rew, n1.ta c ....... R>,-, Pamela Tuttle Laur a " Mkll ~· Dl•l•kt , 11u_ PllWlll• T•0..._ 7 '"R~nt: EOWAllO It. Oii ,...,,., 21. lf1'. ...._ me Jotllu• ~ ....... C•ll"""' tiitt ,, 1r1y H""' ,, .. , "" 11n1 ou1111at1M
f orb Will' am F t s Kerineth McKinney Edward '. A,1001. Cot!• M•M, Callfor1111, v N OIT, JR. J, l(a11U1a111111 • Not.,v PlilbHc tor • ._'"'tit! Jltrlllll ,1111 IMIOr• iilt., ., ... us, I OS er, usan ' Usherwood, Maria Valde~ E.ch bidder mv•I t11brnll I bid ""P<>Slt Th• Ptlllloner .... fllllll • H llll .... 1c1 C11111ly .... 11111, "rMMltf ''""..,,.....,hid Or I c_.t 0111'1' Piiot, O•ltll Jun• •• lt1•. •
fowler, William F ow I t!: r, 7ticLaupi~n, Stephen Mq.«&-Barbara Vale Patricia Van In '"' farm 01 • <•rtltltd or c1m11r'1 COl'IUl'fllne vour IN"llH, You mt¥ _,.. All•n J, w11tm1n kNw11 10 •ub~' :tt "° ~=,. 12, 1911 9*7t 8ANI( OJ'·AMEltlCA
don, R chard McM o . tllttk 11r • bti bond 1'11111 lo ll"i! 1119 I Wtl!lln r~ wl""" tll>lrty -It .. 1111 fli!'IU ...... " !Ill ~•llan MIY • 1 trtATIONAL TIUST AND ~borah Fredericks, James 1 eansi Busldri .Kath I e en Van w «I'll fJ'!l.J ot tnt amount 01 1111 ll•rs . °' tlls ""'-tlltt ~1, ~ JtMt l'llK\lttlli 9't' wllhlfl 1¥f'Wllllll on EGAL NOTICE SAVINGS ASSOC•ATION,
F James McNaughton James ' . lo bti, m.o. .,.,.ble to 1111 oni1r et '-wvw on vou. ff VOii tall It ,. .. W>lff If "--Jor•tlt!I ....-.,lfl .,,.mtll. L (iDNSftt:VATOll or< ™' rega; . • DeVaMer, Diane VanOer w; Ille M1wilott-MH1 Ul'llflflt Scl!OOI OIS!rld .• wrltltn "'"'°"''' wllllln •uctl """' •flll tdtnowlMltttll 19 ;;,."<; tlltt IMICll ·ISTATE OF NELLIE 6
Ernest Fresquez, Jr., Diane McQuestion, All.en McShane, M'dl. 1 V E St»nh A Pe•lo'm•nt1 ·110M m•' t>t •Rulred "'"' datiuu ""' ht •11•••111 1n11 1111 -••1ton ••iKulld 1"' 1..n1. H.AIPITEll •k• NELLiE Fn.,.~,, •-al~ Furukawa, Jean Mc T. e Ir , Steven I ae an very, "Y''en ,1 th• llllt'r''"'" 01 1 ... 01,w1e1. in couri m1v ..,, .. • 111111 .. -111 con111111n• 11u1.1 • • ,.,_. GOltOON .;..,1t,.STE1t. •k•
i..:.u1 ·~ ,.. Varga Jr. Beverly Vasquez ""' _, of ta1111r1 to e<i!V ll•lo •lldl ln lunctlv• or o!Nr «dtr• ""°"""" J"!'i'M J. 11:-.lbaum Cl•Tl,ICATa ol" 1u11 N111 N. G. ttA•PiTe11, • David Gabriel Vivian Gaines Meadows, Diane Meder . ' ' . ' conr,tcl, 1111 0•11:-1t of "'-''-" ""''*' ol o....iv, _,., ...,_., Net.,-.,. ,...,lie 11 n tw Miii •icT1T1ous NAM• CONSlllYATEE ' ' M' h l M · h ' David Verdu?.CG, RIC hard w111 be flirftl!N. or 1r1' c11a ol 1 dllld cu•loff, chili •wwrt. •thltrfll'I'•' CDVnh' 111111 's"1' n.. u11c1trslpnN 1111e1 c1ftlW h• Is '" w. c. l!NGISCH. Michael. Gamble, Rene IC ae e1g PJ,; Vernes Michael Vernon Lin· bonlll, ·~· 1u11 •u"' lh••taf wrn be tets, c11111t. ·~ '"'"' or.,., r11i.1 ., Mf comm1111on ~ •• ,,. tondudlNI • bu.111!'¥. 11 7'31 c1av. '-ullttnt Trvtl ottiur ·Garba•o·, Renee. ·flte:Jc:hiori, :r ran tr; • • tortel!tct lo 11111 s,hool or1trlct of m•v Ill 1r•"'" 1"'-lllt ceut1. l!•olr•t;on Nie Hu~lll'IOloh ... th C'!'_lof11l1. "ndllr ''"' eonurv•lot"' 1111 1 ,11..., , M br l , c. M da VoUao Nancy Vukovich; Or•n11• c°"""'· _., ":. •...,11111 ~. -• lhrytr .., S1c;11Dn 1~1.a1 111.c. 111:11110111 lltm ,,.;,... or -.ou:sr1c .. ,.,... --o1 ••Id ConHTV•Tff · Cynthia Garrett, John Gar· em I a, ,.~1•1 er c I er, ' ahls A I l Ho ltldcltr m1v wnhd•-Ill• bid '" .... rw. "' ...... .. .,..,,., rA,TIC •nd 11111 uld t1rm I• ~ JOffN w WAL•t•T AllY
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ry Patrl·ci·a Gei·s Phyll•·s Sharon Merier, De b 0 r 1 h Mary W trom, P r • o•rlod o1 •1•1¥ (Ml ,...., 111,, 1111 ff':.:"':."' kw :"',..,"• __ .,.,.._,......., PWll""-1 °''"'' """' O•U" •11o1. o1 iM 1o110Wlnt ....-. whoM "'m• 15,. vffi.,,, •MJ:, Mi. ;., .Walker Deborah W a 1 k er Ott• itl for !ht OHfllng t111r•I. 0 i~ M' 21 lt10 J""" J, n. lt, H. int 1m.,. In 11111 11111 •II« o1; ruJct...-.:• I• •I s""""'" OM... c11Hwto11 H•
G.,ller· ' Meyer, Kathleen Me~l', Gary • I ' Th• 101rd ol Educ1llan of tht N""f>Crl• 1 'w' ,· 1, '•-·• 1011ow1· SI Publllhld o,,.,,, c11tt O.llY ll'llof ' M 'll J M.ll ''" Daniel Walter, Burt Wa I.On, Meu vnu1ec1 sc.11oo1 01.1r1c1 ••wrvet cMirk· "" GerY i . Tl•""'''· ru1 Cln "Juria 11, 12. 11, n10 104,.M Vickie Genlle, Nancy I er, ames I !?f; 1· w ch . t Thi rl9hl ID rtlKt l/W or 111 bldt. •nll LEGAL NOT1CE Hunll"tlon 8••<h, C.•llfolnfl,
M I Miil R I d Made 1ne arner, r I$ Y ""' ..,.,101r11v K<ei>t "" lowt•t ltld .• na IY J•"lc• M. C11tmt111, c ,911 J , i 1t10 LEGAL NOTICE Gerstn~r, v1·ctgr1·~01·gao\" .".a •.r .• _ o _n a _·-•-· • 1 •• ,... De1u1Y ' 11" ,·Tl · 1 ~ M11~·11 ~·~" M~.J.--...-r'-Warren: -ta Wll~ -111v "'IDrmllilf or .... u .. r .. \.IPPOLO, Ml!ND••sOM I ... OINSMOO• G1rY . ••n••· Antoinelte Glascock, Kathy '-"1~ • r-·uyms "'--i•, rau Th W Ill I~ d ln •nv bid r1t•lv1<1. Attor111v1 ,, c..w NOT1c1 o, MAllSHAl'S IALI sic;: ~ ... ~·t~for1~~·6. 0;:~: ~r1~:Na••rv " ,,. .... G~.. M Goh C d Mohler M.11)1 Molano Pilm omas arren ' owar O••ti Ju11t n , 1910· SM 1. 11111 11 .. si.111111 s. N11>e11 P1t1riu11 "' M1r1on Gu19111 , bile 1~ ,ftd ior ••kl s111,, 111r...,,.11v 1uP11101 couiT Otl TH• IJWlgy, ary r, asan ra M 1 'c 1 M 1 ' Warriner J eanette Watson NEWl'OllT·MEsA • cos""""' C•Ht.nll• rui1 O.fend•"' He . ., Oil , t v vlrlu• GI u PH IN Gttv' L Ti•r,..ttl 11.-~ .. sTATI o• CALl,OIN•A ,0111: Gohr Vicky G 0 Id b I alt o en, aro yn on gomery; • . ' UN1F•ED SCHOOL T•11111t1111 0141 ~·"" •n ••Kull1111 1uUtO "" M1v u , 1t11 • 1 1 bl Ille ,;.,.on wllO•• t11m• THI coUNTY,o" 01.,,..1 ' . ' MargarM Mort n ···111 Rober t Weatherly, Er n I e DISTRICT of """"""'"'Pit~ t>v "'' Munk!l'll Cowrl, Horl!I Or•fll• mt .. • ... ,, ,~. wlllll" lnil•umtl'll ......... ... Armando Gomez Andrew 1 ~· 0 • """ ey Weidman Miles Weidman °r•l'lll• coooniv, C•lltorft1• ll'11Dl!Jhtd o .. n•• Cuti n111, Ptiot, Cou111Y J11C11c.1a1 0111r1ct Countv al Dr•"'!; 1•nd•u 11." llitN h."'uKulM 1,,. wnt. NOTICI 0,. MlAitiN'• OP P•TiT•oN Gonzales., ' Mot~, .Donald M o u s s e .a u. , • ' :" °:'0/hv ~·rv~v Fltll•r M1v n 11111 J~"' 1, It. 1t, 1t10 ttl·lO s1111 01 <tlllofnl•, uPOn • lUO.l'f11n! •10,.;k_fl:~ iEALI ,01 P•O••T• 0, WILL •No PO• Christ M lh in D d Steven Wiesner· urt 11 "' •111 t11let..:I"' f1vor ol I. Htt1t11 11 IUioment ,,.,.rv K 1-1111.., L•t:rllll Tl.ITlloMINTAIY
Leland Goyer, David Grat; In~ u er • 1 v 1 James Wek:h 'Donald Wells, Publls~~,1~ .. nvt Co•i• D•Ur ll'liot, LEGAL NOTICE !~"'111:_,.:,~ =~~ :=,i:. ~·~ Nct1rv P11~lfc-c~1110111t1 'E1•••• ot E. Ll~OOO VJCIC, ,1 ..
fl in, Allen Graham, Nancy Mulv~!ll, Pamela M!J.Drer ; Barbara Whe~Jer. Margaret JuM n, It, 1'7'11 lat1-70 111::11er....: 'l.IU ... ..,•cJUtU'( .,, "" ~~~·t...lllY' n . ~~~~.· EINEST LINWOOO ·YICI(,
Gray, David Green, 'Ibom11. Patricia Murphy, c Ind y r G L NOTICE •• :r: '" ll•llS " "" Mr Commluklll 1•1•u NOllCE 1$ HEREBY GIVt:H lhtl
Gr.en' WI.Ima Green·wade·, Mu. ".'Y• Lawrence. Ne a 1 White, James Whitelaw I , LE A IA•-mt iu ... nc• wlf ••PMlen, • ,...,. 1av1tt1t N°" 1, 1m w1LL'""' v1cK KHM•oT his ,1'" • K h SUPll'IO• t.pl.lllJT OJI Ttt• ""'°" •II 1"' rltlll, 111 .. •114 lnltrftl PullNlt>.il. of-C-1 Ot!IY JIM>!, ~utln 1 Miiii°" *"' O•Obll• o1 w!lt
Lesll·e Gri'ffi'th R 0 , a r 1. 0 Palrtcra Nogrmo, Kar I a Debora Whitenton, eonet NOTK• iNVIT1t•• .llAL•o 1101 STAT• o, c•l11J,O•N1A PO• 01 wwi 1......-ntflt ......, 111 1111 .,_,,. 1m.10 1 ' N J Wh1·1 ... .,, S111ed ~Id• will bot .rt.pl.cl 1i1nlfl TH• COUNTY fNI OUlifel ln "" C-IY OI Or1,,.., 1111• ol Julll $.If, It. ff. If,. :and ,i:; =~~.°' ':_~0~?_T,tst:,~~!·,~ ..
Grl.mm, Sandra Guaiardo, Vt-e son; Pan~d'a'la C•llfor"I•. lltKrllllll •• tollow•: "" , •• ..,_ .. " < Lo I Wh l D J!fne JI, lf70, I p.m • tor Ille wile ·NO • ._.,.,. Loi :io,. blldl as, llnuWlwi.lllll' ., LEGAL NOTJCB It m1dt for f11rlller Nr1lcu!1ri, •ncl Vian Guardado, Anielmo ry Nelson, DOU JI as ye, ann y o1 •I•''"~ o9d11n1 u ••vmou1111 P•oc-110111e•o•c....,.e1o'N,.Mtl cot-.,1, Mtr, ncordlll .... .., 11111 lh•· llm• 11111 1111e1 ot h11rln•
Gull'err-Dav1·d G u v n.. Neugebauer. Mary llovarez Wieczorek, Lawrence Wig-',,"',, •• •. "~'.!',,', ...... 1 !~1111,~ioe:t w,1~ 01to•• TO IMOW CAUSI PMll •7 of Miictll•-Ml-• •nll IM wimt 1111 ~ .. "' lot Jun• u. •• , ' Li d .. ,, ""' .... APPllCillon OI JACK KATl 11'111 common)'t' -..wn 111 'U4 Ml~r .. t 1t10, ti t ::IO 1.m., 111 tr.. «iurll'Olm
Duane G'wynne, Ml ch.,,· Gregory Newhoure,, ,ph;llip ington, Mark Wilbur, n a C11rpor•Uon Y1rd. m SwPlrior, NtwPDrt ELAINE IHlllLJY KATI'. for Cl'ltrl.. AYt Cll'-"" Mir Ct~!Otfll• NOTIC• UWITIH l lDI I 111 DtPtrll'fltf1t No. i ot Mid cour.I, '!" I · Will' L 8••ch al N•"" HOT'ICE IS HfJtfiY GIVEN 11\t t IHIM ,....,." wlH .. rtcolrilll • •• 700 Clvlc C1111tr Orly• w .. 1, 111
Haas; , JNewhlourseN kuJohn NRI cbo ls t' ~11•1"1,·a'mDes ruseRober:am~, u :~~ A:!.1~~;:::,1on~~·~~'t;:,t~.u~~i~~1~0~ s~~E;$A~AJ/z~K ,..K,!T;,..•na. EL"~',ri~ ~,:.r~:Y;,!':. .. ,r·c-!?r~~.~:O:.,•'~~ :.'nu:f:.' o~1r:' .:C'f•;r l~c~~\! '"t;,: ~~!'~'."1::· c111to,"r1, ~
Geoffrey Haber, Randalph aca yn or •• nu, o er •J.; • Publl$iltlll Ot•ne• co.,t 0111, p11o1, with "" cltrk .,. ~ cwrt IOI' ;~ , .. ,. 51., Cit~ .,, c .. 1a Miit. c1111n~ A,,_ lmtl~~ t011~1 P. o, to• w. 1:. st J1111n, t:oo.oniv c11rtt
Hague, Karen Hanlon, Mat.. Norris, Patricia NoUage; Wiliams; J~n1 ii. u , is. "· 11. it10 i•"·" orilr c11111t1r11 .. 1111_,. ,,.,....,. ,,...., o1 l>••11t1 •. s1111 a1 c111forn!•· ' wm 11211. 'M1t1"111 v1111,, .1::'"~; ~J:: w•t™"" • scwM1DT rj Noud R W. J J. J 0 JACK • KATZ lf'!ll ELAINE IHllllLEY sell •I Mlle atKti... • !tie lllthnl on t< bttol'I ~ lf'wt11dl 1lm1 lllt'I 1Mt WftlcHH CWfwt diew Hannan, Stephen Hansen, ~ ar~ •Paula Nuschke, • oy 1 1 am 5 • LEGAL NOTICE ICATt 1, JAc-JC 1:uGrNE cu.iris •nd Dlddtr. ror ""' In w.1111 IMlllr ·-' :_!,~· :! ~n!'t..m"O:.,..· •"' ,.. .. '"~~.r·::lnf.~~fwl!•• n ...
Harry Harbin Brent Hardcas-Gail O Cqnner, James O'Hara, Williamson, Debra Willis, John e1.A1NE IHIRt.fY cuRTis, '"""11v1tv, ~ ~~1'!~ 111:,t.1, 10 "" rltht. 11111 thl owie1 1, 1t>t totri ., DJr.c.1"1 ""_,, '*"' Pwtn .... r l
lie· ' Daniel O'Neill,' Cy nth I a Willaon, Dorolhy W i I s on , IUPl•IDI couitT OF TM• •llCI to dl•fllll! ... unarirrf m1.,., (~ltc1r1n'' In "" 1':o.,1 ~~~·;i,:rtt~': et IM.44 Elli. A~ ,_1•!11 V1llW, P~btlthtd Or•""~ c111111 D•)tv ")!f:il,,., ' 0 ' ' K · ti w·1 T Tl OF CALl•PINIA ,Ol ,,.mft lr•m VAlElll ANN KATI •nd 11t mucti fll'•rtal 11 m•' Iii l'lt.CtHI,., C1llfof1111, ler: l J\11\t 11, 11, 11. ·1t1' l071·19 Kenneth Harju, Ca s e y Neal, Deborah 0 ch 1 n er, r1s 1 son ; · ~H·• couNT'f 0,, DllAN•I BRIAN ELL!OT K"TI l• VALE1t1e to •ttl.tl'r .,111 uiKu•i.n. w1111 Kc:r~M Addition 1e '"ir•nc• 1nd "...:,.,. • ,
Harker Charlene Harrl.5 ci·n-Debr.a Olaon,· Mid)ael Wise, Gregory Wilt, "'· ,,,..,n AHN cu111r1s '"" •11t1AN ELLIOT 1"''''•' •nd co~nt. 11 P1er11 NO. i LEGA•·. NOTJCI , , k NOTICI OP Nl,.llN• o• l"mTfTION CUllTll. r....Olw•lf, D11eo 1t Co1t1 Mui. C•K""'"l•. ""'' Jolil N•. p.1.1,.f ""! I dv Harris, Ellen Harn·s, John Virginia Olson, Dan a David Wommack, J a c ,011 '"°'"'• 0, wit..L AND ,0• 11' is o•o&:•to ttw1 •II ,.,.,,," n. 1t10 alft ,,, ,.,..u1m •or till ... 11•• , D w d • d 11'11tr••'"' 11'1 "" ..., H!lei II FRANCIS l. GU.SEil Wo•k itKrllllcl tltr•Tn. 1 --,==ccccccc,,..,,,=~~--}larris, Harold Harrison· O!terhout, Toby 0 It I and I Wqods, iane 0 0 s ! ~ ' t..'i!~T~'1.w1t[ .. N::ir~:·st1tATION ·-"'°'' 1111;· c.c:,•l'I •• ,_.m~: Mtrshtl • T,_. work 11 It .. ,::;-"" IUOri~I: NOTtCl 0,. TltUSTll'S .. ,.. I
Richard Harris, s a~ d r a Ariane Osthoff, v, n i 1 e Steven Wortman, VI r g I '1 t a Et1111 et ,v.mt• M. Ruifll<-lof'i, O.· 1111 Ju1r .1. "'., 111 "'' cour1r_,, M~111c1111 c1111r1 :~ \~! ~~:! '0"t 1::K *'''',! !7 th• on ,,,,t.,.,,!;s.·J:-7 'r,'10 !:, !'i!J
H Ou ti lie Clift 0 b Wn ... J· J ct•""'· · 01 DtHtlmt:nl Ho. i, 11 !Ill C::OWltlout• Or•n•t Counlv Olllrlcl 111111 ••Id JllM encl u«lflc1tlc>nt A.M .. ,.lrtl ""'"' so' wi-0' • · artness, Philip Harveston, e e • on ver y, Jr., ... ' NOTICE IS MEllEIY GIVEN Th~! It 704 ·wa1 f ltlllfl .,, .. ,, S1nlt •n• H•rllar Juctl<l•I 01.ltrfcl .. -.. -·· ... I
C thl S nd W I P l . . y c I . ., E J ,,.,., ~ ... b~ rlftr....U IN • '"' AHOClll!on ol Hdl!\'WOocl •• iliiiw •it Donna "')7i'Y· Sheldon Hatch,-a yn Pace,{ a ra yes, a r1c1a an-e. G•"'-c Cr•ln ~•1 nled h•••ln • 11 1orn11, •NII .,_ ~ ... 11 1n,, •. ·,,.; _ "°'~· .. 1 '""'" Trust-, ••• , ,,. ,,,,,,.,, _,
Ron I Yod C 'h Otllllon f~ prob•I• .. wlll I ncl for WhY ltlt Pllilkllt for ChlftM of ".,.,.. ""'' .. "' 1 "'n Iii """"" Cl!Olr•CI ... ·-..... • .. Kathlee • Havlick, T e r r y Marv Palmer, D 0 r o th y tom, 1 ee er, a eran Lene•• -• Ai:1m1111,1,.t!"" wllll·lllt:-wlll-•..,. ,~-·Id _, 1>e -•ntlll. • M&lvtN, NlllN '""'-'HC t Oflt ' L O.ld tA Tru11 1111.ci A"'u11 u. !Ht J "' """ '"' ., Pa111ttn • AlleJ_,. lllKUlnl<lll m1' be •1lmlflli at !hi t•KU!ed b' G"'°n f'I. $ln11tr 11111 Homa Hawley; Pangos, Nancy Parks, Sustn Yohan Madeline Zarges Con-n••""· 11•1•1Jttt to whic~ t• m111• 11' is FVlllTHEll OROE•Eo 1h11 • p o ti 411, jft1e1 « th~ eou,.11' aan11e11011 l?h!rk:t a. srn1er. hv111ton11 Md ,.111 '"" ftcordllll . 'r ..• La ' zi I lo• '"''"-' Ptrllculirl, •nd th•1 lht ~ l)f !hit ordotr lo •how CIUJI be •i..ti.1,,.. C,1111iwa11 lrjo. I ., ·'°'" EHi• "'~~·, l'OUnltln ~llmWr 1•. IN): ••• l1111r. NO, 11.Ut Shirley Hayes, Pam e I a Parry, Daniel Pasaalacqua n1e Ze erJ•1n, rry eg er, 11m1 '"" •i.at: " ,...,1,,. th• ~•mt 11Ulllk~9d 111 "'' O•llv PU01,, ,.._,P., Publl'~"' 0,1"•• c .. ,1 tiiuv .,.1111 v.u.v. c1111arnf1. Cotlft o1 lht eon•••tl 111 boo*' ,,51 01,e,., of Olfl<l•I RKerd•'
Haynes, Palricia H .a y n es , Berlha Patterson, Barbar~ G~dalupa Zepeda. ;~:. ~ :' ..,~ OPll~_._., 1':_.:,~ ~~.,.:.' ~:~~:".11e-.11~~~~:" ~~. '": M•v ,. •flll Ju... s, t2. "HI ,.,.,; =m:i~1·~':!,.~~·~1f:.. o111~,~~ ~ ~:: .... :'~':n~. ~~...;,:~•~1~LKt',",,"'
Lawrena-H-. dl -n-d Pa let: B th-p """' N1, 3 .,, uw. fAW't, '' JOO nk r rv; ~ Att l>IH ""''' " """ In •cairill'IU e1 er, aymon ve , er a sUerson, LEGAL NOTICE Glvlc Gtnttt Orlvi Wtt•. 11, ..,1 cuv w tor wr \u«e"v' w • 11r1ar ~ wlltl . th•.'""'''' .,, 111,-Slat• •I AT -PVILIC "'f CTIOM Ttl HtGMEn
Hendrickson. Dawn Henning, Barbari Pavtilet, ch er y I or san11 •111, c1111or"I•. to '"' i•lt Mt •or M••1n1 "' lilt LEGAL NOTICE c1111orn11. w1111 1oe11 i.wi •l'1lk1111t ••DOElll '011 ASH f••v•Dlt '' Hm1 0.IN Junt lO, 1'10, 1>1Hllon. llllr to. tfld 11 •lrtclK lfl Ill• llfotlOMI of wil1 In l~wl11I m_, .ot 1111! U111t"' Dale Herbst; Peet; HOT1c• o" T•u1T11·s fALl w, E. ST JOHN 011M: M•v n , i•11. torr! ''"' •11• WKllJun-. s111n1 '' '"' so...itt 11ron11 •r1•··~
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'o't'"r•O•. 0 Cotllornlt Con>Of•llOfl, Tiit 11141 '4M11t Hu"ll•-9•~ a11Cll, Ct Mlll'•I• ttMt THa COUNTY 01" OltAN•• ln1 rtll ;, 111r dl1m Wllft 1ppllubl1 1tld County tnd Stilt d•1crl>llltll &l: Alftr••Y• Ill Ptlllltflt.r T•' -'"'' ,,. •• , IM •n NI, A .. U$4 • Ill• work lo bl> a-"' '"' loc•llh' Lot ~ ol T••<I tilo. s., ., .. ,. I •• ruttH und•r lh• ~"' trull .... t) • • ' E1!111 of MAlllOH '· ....... P-u·· '" .,,,, -·· ·-· •• ,, .. Hr!Drn'lti m1p •KIH'dod In book UJ •••1• •i m•lllt bY 'o ... F CORPO TION, • PYbllll!tll Orin .. Cotti 0•11Y Pllol. Allorfllff ltr "•HliHtrl .... ... "' ... I 1 t 1tUornl• CotPotlllon .-Id r1cordtc1 JuM 1,. u, lJ. "" 10U-10 Publbhtd Or•11" CN JI 11•1!¥ f'!IOI "' I" aN'llllllf\CI with SKllon 1m of '"' •"II t 0 M Kell•-M1p5, In Ill• F•'"·ui-It, lt6$, 11'1 llODk 7«1f, p11e MIY t:I. •f •nlll Jun1 s, 11, lf/O t4~)f NDTICe IS HEllBY GIVEN le 11\t l,.1bOI' COIJt ot ttl1 STiii ef C1t1tarnl•, .. flt• Of 1flt counlY ~ II 11"1 \ • · • LEG" NOTICE cr tallor• ol lhl tb6Y• 11,mti lltclCltnl 1fli II \1 111N In Ille Olli« of t11t cownlv '61 , el Olfkl•l llKGrcb of Or1"8t COlllllY, nt..t '"" Ill .......... htvJ-<'"I-••• ,,,1 MC:llllr, l1l llll Ctunl'( ll"lltllon Ohttlct Stld Ult win h flltll•i lillt 1w1t~M , Ctl!lornl1 ,1..en to "'"'rt 1n ll'Mltbte-dr>en LEGAL N011CJI: .... '""" .... Ne 1 of 0 •ftll• COii'" cev1n•nl et w•rr•nh', blrHI" Mpllld, • 11'1 llvtlr o1 OANIEL. J. F15CH£1l tnd 1111 •1W dtC1C1111t ''' 1-lrld 10 fllf i 'ti blllr Mil M m.i. on 1111 Pl'etllOlll r1t1rdl119 tlllt, 11C1uti6itA. Of •"" DAWN I, Fl&CHllll, h\llll•Nll Ind wil• T.Jlltl lllli'n, Wlltl tr.. nee•-... 'fWdlll•, ,. ,.,:t-fOrnl!i... IW i1if Ohtrkt. 6"11 cv,,,D,1 nc:••· 10 ,1, 11\f r1m1lnl"1 1rf""
•• lolnl tentl'lll -~ ..... !11lcl llJPl•IO• COU•T o,i ""' ..... tne lfrltt .. '"' cWll • """ ...... ...... !fl ti. ..-iwll'W' ~··":t w CINI tum el' ,,_. flOf• •tCUrtd by
WASHINGTON !AP) -let
chesl manufacturers whoee
products are designed for
beer. sandwiches a.nd other
picnic 11ems will b u 11 d
emereency escape devices into
lheir new model/ In an effort
lo pr"eYent additional deaths
among toddler! who have been
trapped Inside.
At least 16 childml have
suffocated In picnic coolers
since 18611 the Ca.min e..r c e
Department reported Thurs·
day, Officials thln_k many
nther car.s may not have
made-it Into Ult department's
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Irr JOt1N L. JEFFlllES5 u'li OESSIE ST•ff 0, C,..,\,l,OllNI• l'OC c1•t1''""'' Of IU ..... IL. Ol'fll!Nilf '*"1. " ,. ............. wtltl = Ol1trk:I lilllrl"' "" fllll "'' Mid 0!14 ol 1r~11, w1111 lflhllftt •• ;
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Sin-ITTOOI Of the -lers t 'ollowln1 llitJ'rlbtll ,,.....w~-~Wlll Ind 11'111 lllt llml INI 11'11« ot ~e'1rlnt STATE OF CALJFOINI•, .IAVIHO' AS~IATIOlo !hll'I 11" Hf(tfll ill'!'l of 1111 ltltl t,._,.IY lo wlltfl' tt kl 1tttl11l~ Inf '-"' .. ...., 0 LO'I ) of Tr.et N1. '"'' ., II"' !tie .. .,,. llft ~M-Mt for Jul\-J1 Otf:,INGE COUNTY: / A "tli.tltl ltl\ll.!nt '4...Clt· bkl t fl'l"Uftl ill•lt IC(lll'fl••nv t•Ch bkl lhfrftfl1t, oro M1r~!I 4, 1'7t, llW 1111-. be sold this year have already ,,,., r1<0f't1fd rr1 1.-i11, ""'" ""· •' t ;XI •.in .. 111 1111 to11rl•00111 °" ""' ,., 1t10, ""',. '"'' , N•'''' 11on. · a11C1 ,,.,r "' 1n 111t rorm ot t •Id d,r111nld c~ut..:i Ml~ 11otJc• of b'""' l
been manulaclu~. 1' to o ol MIKelltMtN' M1111. rtc0rlllt tif 01f)lr!m1nl No. J cJI Mio! cown. P\lt!Uc 1~ •nd tor Mltl U1t1, ,.,J0111ll,. f v: 01rll D, Htllll\t bonf ,, c••~ltir't II' urtlfl..:1 dltck •Iii of •ltcllon I• k ~ '":i
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automatic catches lhal lock <fl•r••• •'111 •~Hns.s ., tht: Tni"" w. e. &T JOHN ...:11.nowlllt'4ld Ill ••If"'" 1h1 -· th• ,..,., ,,.""" ffc"'"'· -11 111111 •"4 I• wa1vt •rw or •II 111111 ,.a..11 $.,.l11tt '"" "'
whe ~ d I I th 1nd tt1 u.lt, COll'll!V C._,.k (01!1cJ11 $t•ll tP•AY •ouLO • IO\rla• f,.,..ui.1111-.. LOIA -'•MK1•tl~ " Hot!VWW n 111e oor coses. n 0 er Dalld: Junt f, .,,.. L1Pl"'Ol0, MIMOIJtJOH ANO N!ttf I( Htttl"f' .. • •Y~o•o••.~ THI!: ,, ttli Trv•tn•.' Case$; offiCJiJs said, Oflt chllcf WllTl!'IN MUTIJ•l OiJ!IMOOI Hot1~'f.utill<. • C..lltor~!1 ik':':i~lt '°:!ltWlt'f . -l 'OA•D OF OlllECTOltl, IY T. 0, ll!IVICI ml.~ht playful!• 1-k •nothe CORPOllATION. Tru•I•• ....... 11111 "'"' "''nc''' OlllCI 17 • -·-" ,... .... CDUMTY SA!'l,ITA'JION COMPANY. •t:tnl
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On Tuesday, June 16, our annual percentage rate goes up.
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We arrangedJor our present 712% ratetwo years ago, when
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runs out, and the rate must go up. Which means that if you act
today or tomorrow, you can sav~·yourself a great deal of cash. ,
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These are some of the loveliest homes in
California, with designs as fresh and crisp
as salt-water air. 1ihree, fou r and five
bedrooms, all-electri c kitchens, beamed
ceilings, formal dining rooms, private
patios. Priced from $28,995 to $39,995.
Safe, quiet streets, neighborhood park
and .school,.private recreation club
for residents.
Come see why more thal) 500 families
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have chosen a Harbor View Home.
Not only for value, but for location. Four
minutes to the University of California
at Irvine, three minutes to Fashion Island
shopping, five minutes to the sea at
~ewport Beach . 17
We think our unique combination of
home, location and 7¥2% interest is irre-
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be too late. ·~
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Take the San Diego or Newport Freeway r
to MacArthur, then ge south to Ford Road.
Sales office telephone, (714) 833-0780.
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ROYAL DUTIES AREN 'T ALWAYS EASY -Eric Forsum and
Stacy Cleaver momentarily fill the king and queen's chair for
.Fiesta La Christianita. They remind San Clemente residents a
Dl.-IL't' ,ILOT '"°" 'W JtM, Ytl .. nl junior king and queen winner will reign over events for the July
fiesta. The contest ,at a penny per vote. closes July 10. Coronation
takes place ·saturda y;·July IZ.
Park Planners
Grass Grows Gr~en _
Under Female Thum·b
.-In June, 1969, 15 ac live \vomen de cided to band together u'nd(lr
U1e le adership of Mrs. Jack \Veber in order to work towards parks and
recreation in the growi ng community of Laguna Niguel. . -
From that initial number, Laguna Niguel \Voman 's Club ha!\
l grqwn to a membership of 58 and community projects have reached
out into a variety of civic endeavors.
With a small tract of county land, the club transformed a dog
run which was overgrown \vith weeds into La 1-lermosa P ark. no'v
landscaped, irrigated and boasting· play equipment for .. communil~
children.
In September, 1969, the women de corated and manned a ~t~
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at Fiesta del Niguel, and two months later .conducted an unu$ual live ---~a=u=ct1on aruJ donation of services such as dog and baby-slttinn•,1ilm<s<'-o---_._--''!"'a;;1J
work and other services with fund s earmarked for purchase of equip-.
ment for the park. • ..
December brought activities for both children and ad ults. A
Christmas party for children was co1nbined wite collection of ~ifts
and food· for undei:privileged children. And, a holl4ay' cocktail party
1 catered to rqembers and bysbends.
' _ In January, the woman's club held a community fOru1n on parks
and recrea lion which 'resulted in conc~ntration ol community effort
on Laguna Niguel 's num'ber one need -a co~mun'ify recrea tio n cen-~
ter. The followin g month , membersr voted to aim fund.in g 3ctiyi ties to-
ward the center. --· ---~ --
As of June, 1i1rs. Gary ·Da~V\s has taken over leadership of the
group from :fytrs. Weber. Serving .onr'tler ex~c4tive board ftTe th~ Mmes: 1 Ronaki Metk_er, Nelson Collins' al)d Da\IJ:d. RQbbins, vice presidents;
olm-Bovier1 treasurer+and-David-Minney-and bee Gr.itfin,_secretar~ ...'..____
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liam Crapo, parliamentarian ; Jack Weber, amenitie's; P~Uick Birkett,
hospitality, and ·Bradley Sims, pubUcity.
WOMEN OF THE VEAR -Members ol Laguna Niguel Woman's
Club show off awards earned for service beyoild the can of duty.
Newly-elected president Mrs. Gary Davis bolds a stork in hOnOr •
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Votes Seat
Royal Duo
Final entries are being received for Fiesta La Chris·
tianita's Junior King and Queen Contest.
TwQ youngs ters betw een the ages of three and five
will reign over events during the annual three.day cele-
bration which will include a parade. breakfast . 'b,arbe-
cue, midway and booths sponso red · by San Clemente
organizations.
Entries for the contests sponsored by the San Cle-
ntente Junior Woman 's. Club will close tomorro\Y . In
ord.er to be eligible. a clear photo of the-contestant must
be a~compa,nied by nathes, age and parents' name.
. Voting will~ take place between Jun'e 15 and July 10
wit~ a coronation ceremony scheduled fQr Sunday, July
12, tn Plata Park. ·
Winners will ride on a float in th e fiesta parade on
Saturday, morning ; ·July -18;· after being--selected~ in a-
~e.nny-per-vote contest. Voting containers bearing iden-
t1f1cation of each participant wiU be placed in stores -
throughout the area.
Proceeds .from the contest will be turned over to the
San Clemente Boys and Girls clubs. For information or
contest entry detail s. parents may call Mrs. Raymond:
Lynch at 492-2337 or Mrs. H. Patton Hammond, 492-1538.
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of her new son and work on the fiesta ; Mrs. Phillip Charlton earn-
ed an o\vl for her "knQw-ho\v" on making' a perk, and Mrs. Jack·
Weber holds flower and ~ilver tray for leadership,
House Guest Bjtt~n Wit,~· Idea,, .. ltch)rg . to Find a
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DEAR ANN LANDERS : ~Sever al • I'. \' • , rreason3bl.y, ~illgeot t~afch scientist <1ou"'ilor told my wife she has lost
months ag!fl visited an·out-of-tclyiu friend _,...___ f · (PQD~ w!ia:J'f·unfortuna\e!Y~ "arrlei;I a ~ her klenUly. (She ~Ill lhe.:_jde{I.)
.who enterlained me royally. ·she gave J ·WomlJA, Wfio'i •1bare1y: ma~· it oat'°'' high The psychiatrist adYlsed fl'le iO ,et a
a big party and several of us ended • school \i1-z· ; , .. . , divorce. The minbtlt,r 1@ld ~ cpuldn't
up sleeping on the Ooor. That night f1ve W9i'k~ lo .. chlev4 io:rnelhlng. Sje-me boo11use he h.ad. to 'MO to the
I picked up fleas. This is no jnke. Sbe has piddled. away he_r · time-and funeral ot a friend.
I have tried several "home remed ies" _ is contept l9 be nothing more than rm sure you can do nothing fol' me
including kerosene, DOT and flea powder not to scratch in· company:_and.J.__am looc Ume ago. Go back to your frlellllty:-a ho1tsekee per. There is no meaningful but It might be amusing to see you
but nolhing works. ~ becOming increasingly nervous. ,Can vnu dermatolo..tal and atop arguing with him.~ communic~tlon between u~ emotionally, try. I repeat, "Basic human problems . The horrible ·part. is that the-fleas JW 6 ' • . __ ~llectually or eveq~ally. · .. ar~inBOluble." -RhD SOS nre oo( visible and I can't prove I suggest. something? -NIGHTMARE Let hhn treat the Heh {which was causetl After three major Jllnesses (emo-DEAR PllD: Some basic b•m•• pro-
ha ve them. I've· gt>ne to two doctors DEAR MARE: Fie•• are .J1$lble. If= by 1cralchlng) and be t_!lankhil you lt'l"e llonaHy---created ) a·nd ·finally major· blem• -art ·llttlultte, bat yoar pnlblem
and they both Insist I do not have yoo ba"e Utem the· doderi would t.e nothing worse. surgery to correct intem1l bleeding, I It stellber basic IOr 11 ll ti1&1ub1e.
fl eas. They say m) skin Is irritated able to Rt lltem. My flu-bite expert have had lt:--She refuses to lel me Tbe 111temtnt, "She ref11se1 M let
from scratching. Tht! Jmpllcatlon that DEAR ANN LANDERS: When will go, however, saying, "Whomever Ood me go," ft die clae. r ertt1p1 the can'
1 am Imagining lhlngs makes me furious. In Waablngton, D.C. ••Y• It would"' be you stop kidding your readers and tell has joined together, Jet· no man put, --make fl dlrffcult for YOI to get a dlvlrce,
One toclor gave me a prescrlpt.kln for vlrtua1I.)' Impossible for, a Ota to survive them that basic human problerns are asunder.'~. bnt 11te cannot force yea le live with
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want oae, tbat,.la. .
Alcoliol ls no shor\Clll to IOClal •-·
U yoo think you have lo drink to lit
accepted by your friends, get the facta."'
Read ''Booae and You -For T!tnl&trt Only," by Ann Landors. Send It ....,
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lhe itch when the problem 11. fleas? to say nothing or using l)OT or kerusene. to li ve with them, -e<1urn;elOY, lfSythlatrl r--J!1lnltter l ..A man wlao h_y_~d tbres emQt!enal
I'm .:10lna out ol my -mind trying WU~ver btt )'OU tba& DiJbt dled a consider--m1-own-ca~e.--l-em-t: lread :have-...,.~mml&p_cna'M 1111e1tt• aad ILaJctr AP'ra!Joa
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Designer Stands Pat . on Mini
By Co\ll(lL YN A. BOWERS
NEW YORK (UPI)
DqpJte the lonaer look trend
11111 ...ma lo be tal<Jn& hold
of the fapijon Jndu1try.
deal1ner George Halley stood
firm on the mini. .
Except for pantsuits and
floor-leneth evenln&: gowns,
Halley'• colle<llon band all
knees.
"We tried makhlg sl<Jrt
Jengtha much longer in our
workrooltlJ," the Ohio-born
Halley said. 1'They just did
not look pretty. I don't believe
in them."
So MyiJl&, all of his da)'llme
Gardeners
To Install
dreues and some eYINnc
wear were about two inchu
above the kuee. HlB allboultfa'
were soft, simple and fla~
t.etlnl. Most of the dre11e1,"
worn u.OO~r· matchitul coat1
or jacketa or both, hid full
pl'8ted lklrts.
. The pleats varied fro111 Uny
swlQ&inc onea lo lartl«· onu
up the front, back or :aklea.
Occuiooallf, the pllota, when
opened, revealecl · <Qntrutlnc
cOlon oqirinll 'inllde.
Necklintl wen: !or the molt
part hlch ~ Ill °"!1IW
infiuence. Sletves wen JoDi
and sometlmts pufledi al the
cuffs. Romantic e. m p I r e
Waistlines either 1fete banded
to give a two-piece .euec::t,
belted ...... bed.
Halley's coats, inost in
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League Selects SchoJa ;ship Recip ients
Members o I Huntington
View and Golden West garden
clubs will be joined by their
husbands for a Potluck supper
and lnttallation of new of·
flee rs.
The two clubs win meet
at 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 19,
in the Christ Presbyterian
Churdl, Huntlnglon Bud!.
· somber soil&, were buttoned
to the wailt, full ind uaually
pleated up the back and front.
He showed a few that were
atralght clK, but full, giving
a modified pumpkin effect.
There were some Mde--swing.
ing e&pes, auch as one eye--
catcher in gr-r worn ovet .
a dress and blazer-cat jacket
ensemble.
Receiving $500 scbolarsblps from the Assistance
League of Newport Beach are (left to right ) Oraoge
Coast College students Dave Ambrose, Newport
Beach. Lucie Ernst. Costa Mesa. and Anthony Ab-
bott. Costa Mesa. Not shown is Diana Ludwig, Costa
Summer vacation has arrived !or thousand s of
youth$ on the Orange Coast and many will be look·
.: ing for s9rnetl}Jng to do d~rffig the StmJJner.
Some will find jobs but more will not. ~or those
who do not. a multitude of volunteer pos1t1ons a~e
waiting with satisfaction and experience as the1r
compensation.
Youths can work with little children, older people
and the poor, in sports. at camps or hospitals, in
recreation and arts and crafts, in offices, and as
'~ driver& or tutors.
Here is a list o! agencies in need of assistance :
P rovidence Speech and Hearing Clinic. Orange,
needs teachers' aides. clerical assistance and help
in lhe audio department. Minimum age is 13. Phone,
639-4990.
March of Dimes, Santa Ana, need1 clerical as-
1istance and help with rubella children. Minimum
age varies. Phone 547..6124.
YM~A ASKS
Ora nge Coas t YMCA, Newport Beach. needs
clerical assistance and aides in day camp. Minimum
age is 18. Phone, 1142-9990.
Fairview State Hospital, Co~ta Mesa, needs
ward assiatanti, pool therapy assistants and cle.rical
help. Mlnlmwn age, 14. Phone. 545-9331.
Girls Cl ub of the Harbor Area, Costa Mesa,
needa assistance with classes in cooking, music,
sewing, knitting and dance. Minimum age, 18.
Phone, 848-7181.
Boys Clu b of the HarJxir Area, Costa Mesa,
needs coaches and instructors in woodworking, rnak·
Ing model airplanes, lapidary, stamp club, music
and llber~lass. Minimum age, 17. Phone 548-9387.
The City of Newport !leech Parks and Recrea-
tion Department needs ch211~ero.nes for summer BX·
curslons July l~Au·g:-19. Minimum age, 17. Phone,'
673-2110.
Orange County Animal Shelter, Oran2e, needs
help with licensing. Mlnlmum age, 14. Phone 1134-
3190.
Youth Employment Service needs assistance in
<lntervtewin~ and 'filling job orders. Minimum age,
16; Phone, 642-0474. -
Pancro, Santa An a needs helpers for its swim
program, tutors and sewing in structors. Drivers are
needed to transport children to UC I and Orange
• Coast Colle2e for swim programs.
: SOCIAL WELFARE
Orange County Department of Social Welfare
needs youths to visit and run errands for the aged
and disabled as well as do baby-sitting, yafll work and interpret.
Other a~encies needing assistance are Mardan
School of Educational Therapy. 540-4113; Tu ber-
culosis Association, 542~7213 ; United Cerebral Palsy,
548-5760; Services for the Blind, 541-3354 ; Carl Har·
voy> School for the Orthopedlcally Handicapped.
543-3771, and Easter Seal Rehabilitation .Center for
Crippled Children and Adults. 541-8822.
Al so, ArnericJln Red Cross. 542-1137 ; Orange
County Medical Center. 633-9393 ; YWCA of Santa
Ana, 542-35n : Boys Club of Santa Ana, 543-7212 ;
Creative Children's Center, 836-7600 ; Goodwill In··
"---"!l:'trieo . .M7dlMJ ; SAVE !Santa.Ana Volunteers for EHucation), 637-2159 ; Well Baby Clinics. ll44-1192, r and tho Orange County Health Department, 776-5551.
' ext. 392.
" ' Youths w!shing further information about any
of the agencies may call the Volunteer Bureau .. 642-0963.
Schmittous
Tell News
Mesa. The a\vards \vere presented during Honors
Night at OCC and the recipients will be honored by
the league du ring a luncheon Tuesday, June 16, in
the League Servi ce Center.
Tuesday Club
Both branches are aUillated
with the Women's National
Farm and Garden AuociaUoo.
Highest Award Bestowed
There are lhose deaignors
sayi111, Hbrlng back the boa.
om" to replace the legs, but
in h1s evening wear, Halley
featured both. He showed sev.
eraJ sparkling trocadea with
scooped and alaahed n<ekllnes
coupled with the-kne~. Many
ol his Ooor-ien1lh 1owna llao
had very reveallnc neekUnes
and octaafonally an end.of-the-
thlab silt.
Flowing Chiffons and i=oman-
tic satin 1owr11 bloomln1 in
soft floral prints compriled
much of his evening wear.
The satin lown, with the em·
p~e walstitoe and full bo\illiiil ~
skirt w o u I d make •ll)'
"southern belle" happy.
Sc hola rshlp presentations
ard the iJ1(lpunccment of .club
award winners highlighted the
final meellnt:: or the year for
the T.wesday .Club or Newport
J{arbor.
Receiving thi. club's highest
honor during the meeting in
the Balboa Bay Club was ri1rs.
Robert Fuller. recipie11t of the
Laurel Award.
ritrs. Fuller, a member of
the club flincc 1960, has filled
various ofrlces In l h e
organization in the "cheerful
spirit of a good member,"
ac:cording to Mrs. 1'1arUus ·
King, chairman of the awards t~ ~ committee. ~ -~
Also recognJzed were Mn:. '
John Simpson and Mrs. Floyd • ·
Buell, who received Key ......:.Jllo-1<!!:""''"''....;)
Awards. The key charms have LAURE L WINNER' been /awarded during the past three years to "key" members Mrs. Robert Fuller
for Jlxceptional service to the
clulS. ~ ~
According to tradition, area
students were Invited lo the
bnlnch muting to receive
scholarship awards, presented
by Mrs. Robert Finlay.
High school winners were
Peter de Graff, Newport
Harbor: Barbara Katz, torona
del Mar; Judy Folkert, Costa
Suggestions Offered
~ .
How to Save Time?
Memo to hou?ewives: Faith. couple of quick hinll :
Prior, home economist with , Que!Uon the job: Why do
the University ol. Vermont Ex-it? Who shou1d do It? When
teruslon Service, bas some help and bow we.II should it be
for you if you're always look· done?
ing for a 25..hour day. Question setups : What's the
"There's no maalc formula best place lo store needed
for saving time and energy," equipment and Is the equlp-
she advises. "You have to ment all it should be?
develop your own tonnula that Question work condJUon11 :
Works bes( for your home and Am I dressed comforlably?
family." Js \he room warm or cool
She's wrjtten a pamphlet, enough?
"What to Do Abo u "t Clutter: Have a central spot
HouJework," which conlalm a for unclaimed clutter, such
Anti drug
Measu res
Promoted
Concerned \l.11lh prcvenllng
the use or dangerous drugs.
lhc newly forrnt'd won1cri's
group, Place Law Enrorce-
n1cnl Above Dru gs donates to
organizations, 1>ro1notcs and
provides anti·drug lilcruture.
as a chest, deep drawer or
cupboard aod as claimants aJ>-
oear, let him or her dig out
the ilem. Works wonders on
chlldQood clutterbugs.
Mesa ; CoriMe CUilen, Estan-
cia, -and Unda McAlister.,
McNally.
NursJng scbolarlhlps went to
Stephen Dighton and Beatrice
Stark. Golden West College,
and an art scholarship was
given to Linda Russell, Orange
Coast College.
Further presentations were
made to winners of the golf
tourn ament. Mrs. Simpson
won the Bernadine Helmick
trophy for low net and Mrs.
Fred P. Dunn was 5eCOnd low
net w!Mer. Mrs. Benjamin
ModesU was first 5ow gross
winner and Mri. Richard
Hitchcock was second Jow
gross winner. Mn. Fuller won
the low putting award.
Following an astrological
theme, new officers were in-
stalled by Mrs. Llurence
Wright, a past president.
Pants were also on the
scene. He showed the 'pants
with matchint:: jackets, tuniC
tops and turtle neck sweaters
belled at the waist in separate
sets, as well as layered.
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\Jiii T1lePh11i1 F~SHION. ~0~80 -Designer George I-Jalley com·
b1nes a nun1 sk1rt and a touch ol Oriental in th.is out.
fit which is typical of the length of the designer's new collection. •
Most of Halley's outfits were wiUt a while satin gown ·
worn with matching turbans printed with large pink roses.
and large fur hats. ~fany of The "'igs were loose anr
the models' heads were topped swinging, just like the real
J & J UPHOLSTERY
MEANS! QUALITY, INTEGllfT,
S£11VICE. CIAFTSMANSHl,,
with Kanekalon wigs by-Ken-thing.
lh Halley's retail prices range
WE LIKE IEAUTtFUl FUltNITUltE
WE ACCl!Pr CHALLENQ1!5
• . $5 ~ I i~f~rom~$500~~w~~·°"'~·iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii::::::::::::::::;;;: ..,._-..:asiona ly the w I g s
641-5876 646-8051
matched the dresses, such as
one pink wig that was worn Enrichment Programs For Pre-Kindergarten
and Pre-1st Grade Children 1...,., by c'"-"flsled Ntwport•Mne U11f:ed School Dl1trlc:I
l!htder1ort11t teocll.,, e l ic e"••d I• l~e Ntwporl H1rbor Are~ 1i"ce !9~8 e Pll·lST GRADE • PRE·KINOEl GA RTEN Eight other past presidents ''~• ~ek p109ram rrom J11,,, aS!lsted, presenting zodiac ""Jvtv. "· MMI».,-. w1c1n11ddY FOllr we~ progra m l1om ,,_.,.
il"ll 3"8, ·t9IU, Mond1v. Wfd.
ntsd•V & F'•i<l•V mQ•nlng1, I .JO
A.M.·U N"°"· charms lo the el1ht new ex· New rt!9ldents are Invited " Frid•.,-mo1"111111 1::io 1.m.-
t d f n:oo NOO!I. ecutlve officers. to at en a get.acquainted co • • '°""' 011e.i"g
As.!rwnlng 'the presidency fee sponsored by the Sad· : J~;: conc:epH
w11 Mr1. Donald c. Ohms, dlcback Valle~· Newcomers ; ~1::~:.:''""n1
e Cour1e otf,rlng
e Tt1TI"')
• NwmtMr Cor•up11 e $0<!11 511Jdln and accepting other executive Club at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, I Arr
positions were the Mmes. Pere June 15, in Royal Savings and i ~:ld"'~•I• : t~!:.~1":1~"rm1nii10n D. EndlJ-, R\lth Seaver Ken-Loan building, Toro Center. Grwo c-r11ion In wor11 1>eb111 : ~d~ce
¥J AWKll lkwl •lld Ul'lllt•1lllldll\ll or Af1 ,nedy and Claude Cotton, vice Purpose of the club Is to 1111 11:1,., •lld "'Of" o1 01111n. e Field '""' ""--'••-~-· Du M K "" welcome residents to the l'Mn• "' ••It• "'~•~""''' leJt__rnw1;.n & •ffl•l••lil• P'~""; ,,M , · · -lANCHO "MHA Pll·SCHOOL ~ 541·2550 ·McEnlry and '"Fi'td Slruuek, valley and involve them in Ito I. 1STH ST., COSTA MESA
secntarles, and Carl Glse, _.:.co"'mll.m~urul>J':!lY~•fll_f•~i~rs':.. ___ _!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---! treasurer.
The Fine Arts ~on.
which ral1ed the fund! for
lhe art 5e:holarship, also has
earmarked a donation for the
Youth C.enter in Corona de!
Mar.
MarkMade
Summer coiffures deriv e
their name frorn the que1Uon
mark that outlines the back
of the head when setn in pro--
file.
Start.lng at the top crown
are a where there la a sllJhl
rise. and then down to the
elongated nape:, the scroll of
the quesUon mark delineates
the head and gives it a
.gracefully po!Md look.
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vltalion n1en1bershi1> tea from
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Nc"'·porl Beach home of Pt1rs.
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A family dinner was the Mrs. Robert l\Uzera Is
setting for the cngagC'ment an-. chairman of the group's nrst
nouncemcnl or Karen Marie social evcnl a:i it \Va s
Schmittou of Cotla l\1esa and charte red In the spring.
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JUNE 19111 -1·11 P.M.
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Grego:·y llug.h Crart 0 f President of the ' group Is
Pomona. l\1rs. llenry T. Rondenu and
Parents of the couple are li1rs. Theodore Hath I•
l\lr. and Pttrs. James E. chairman of the board.
Schmittou of Costa ti1esa and ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I/
/.tr . nnd Mrs. Richard Craft
of Pomona.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Claremont High &hool and
Is a business major at Orange
Coast College. She Is affilia ted
with Alpha Gamm a Slgmll
honor soclf'IY.
lier flance also t::raduateo
from CHS and i.! attending
Citrus J1mlor College.
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FOCUS ON HATS -lnstalJaLion ceremonies carried
out the hat theme during lhe annual Hats in BJoom
luncheon of the Udo Isle Woman's Club. Mrs. Mar-
tin Lockney (left) and Mrs. Cha rles Vandervort
To avoid disappointment, Prosp~tive
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and white j?Jossy pbotlr
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women's De-
partment one week before the wedding.
Pictures received following the wedding
will not be used.
For engagement annou ncements it. is
imperative that the s\ory, aJso accomparue~
-b y a black and white glossy picture, be s~b
mitted six weeks or more before the wedding
date. If deadline is pot met, only a story will
be used. .
·• To help lill requirements on both wed-
ding and engagement stories, forms are
available in all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Ji'urther questions will be answered by
Women's Section staff members at 642-4321
or 494-9466.
Merit Award
Mrs. Margaret Starks accepts an advertising meril
award from Peter A.---Bonanni. advertising director
ror Woman's Day magazine. Mrs . ..Sta rks is adver-,
t:ising mana,ger of Richard's. Lide> Ailarkel which. re-
ceived th e a1,1,•a rd durtng the Super Markel Institute
-convention-;n Hou!to,..-. -------
Dough New Art Form
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Horoscope
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•• Taurus: Avoid. ·p~nic Gives New
SATURDAY may·-i.c't o1 satts1ao-·youn~lt !:t:llljlg" new '"°"" C~p,_;a· once_ UNE-1 lion. Avo~ panic. Be t _ ~<L lil\li&hl-day_l_h ~ #~) . 1~'--..J ··~ ----"ve:-You wlll,,tidierst01m. nu!R.lal Ind beneficial,
By SYDNEY _Ol\IAllll ',. 'GEMINI (May 21.June 20): SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 )·
TEEN DAIJ1NG IUNTSr Day featurles abrupt changes, secrets· !urface: steer clear
'Pe-ty ,nae .... •• special att.olion. -.sltoted of iltuliUon thal could erupt
• -11 by d~ d y,owig pet'SOn!, fn.10 scanda_I, Act your age. .ubra, wbUe Vlrso, 1ets lblc:t . 'Tta,vef abo may be oh agenda~-, Mature appf"l&ch wi~. Avoid . ~~-~~ -~llJ:,,_~' , & O..RJ/e. Be venallle trying to chailge-wganizatlon ~•-· .......... ..,.., Yilthout ac.ttte(ing .eff«1s. ovenllght. .::::•:::i Art.. lo ' °":f . CAN~ (June 2t • July . · ,SA.GITr ARIUS· (Nov. 22· · penDllffDCY 22:): Money question con-Dec. 21 ): Ovei;ture from
,relaUoeship. Premlll'I made ceme<l' with home, property friend Is sincere. But don't :!t '" ::. ll;e em::, ,::~ surats· to rqttfront. MaJntain auempt to sub:titote past for
en. mty . moderate courtt. Red tape is. progress. ~tessa~e becomes
·if wlJd.1to11t ellue ud slrloald not permanent part J!.f scene. locreasingJy clear. by~ ·tonight.
drive wldl •~al c 1 re· Yoil can untangJe 1t •1r ljt . PTeasure and profit indicated
Aq .. rla bolds cater-of-at. geliiou.s. Unorthodox me~ from pursuit or hobby.
U.U.. wldll f....-llleu. succee& ·CAPRICORN (Dec 22.-Jan. 1'omuee 11 featured for , · . N ' · · GemlnJ, willle Scorpfo Dads [;EO (July 23 -Aug. 22): 19), e'!' .approach ·ruds .1n
&Mt frie9d11Mp teU mbed • Messages apl to be confusing. accomphshi~ i°':L ~r.t0r
wttii IDOtloul tatrtpe J Short journey could turn . out wHI al?Precsate imag1nauve
tcea ~.cal ,..., .b.a.N to be time.wa&Uni. &tudy suggestion. Don 't feel tied to
adhere to moclerate cc.nea. Gemlal message. YQU must past ~.epfs. Create your
Vea Uve te face yollne1f ill keep lines o{ communication own trad1tlons.
mora.lng · open, Express de.sires _ and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
· ideas.. 18): Yoo may change travel .
ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19): VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sept. 22r: plans. ~our perso_nal, desires
Break indicated In what you FJnaac::ial area may be erratic. are ful!1lled. Key is t~ f~llow
thought was solid dea1. Be fmpulse buying could dent ~rough on hun~h. Av0td Jum-
Teady for the unexpected, ~et. Con.suit family about ping to conclus.1ons: fl.1ake ~all
Means have a It er n •·ti v e purchase ol luxury item. that could verify informatwn
methods at hand. A new start lmJlrOve ~ppearance of sur-at hand. · .
could be healthy -. emo-rourklings. But shop for be.st .PISC.ES {~eb .. l9-Mar?i 20 ),
tionally and financl.i lly . ., buys Fmanaal situation wbJect to · change. Oue who s i g n e d TAURUS (April 20-May 20): WRA . (Sept. 23-0ct. ~): asreemenl ~ problem.
Unusual re q u est s are ~any cla1~ your pe~ahty Maintain sense of hwnor.
forthcoming from neighbors, IS more vibrant. Key is to You'll need it .. Gtl in touch
associates, a>workers. One be sure you know what you with iodividual who aided you
who perfonm basic services r e 1 11 y want Be true to In past.
Problems of Youth Favorite Back
ArlS and ,crafts~ science.
nature study and mu.sic will
be among the eXperiencts of.
rered preschoolefs during the
Fairview Baptist Ch u r c h
Nursery, School, Coit.a · Mesa ,
June 23-Aug. 13.
Classes of · 10 chiJdrtn. age!
3-5, will mtet lhret times "
week for lwo four-week
~ions.
Fall opportunitle! (o r
physical, social and emotional
devVOi)ment also will be
avaliable to children who will
be 4 before Dec.· 2. Re1istra-
tion now is open for summer
and September enroll"1eflt.
Adclitjonal in!orrnatlon mer
be obtained by calling Mr:s.
Stanley Klngliberg. I c h o o I
director, af 54-0-6070.
Chapters
Cooperate
A joint salad luncheon will
compfete year-end activities
for the Huntington Beich and
Santa Ana-Newport Be a ch
chapters of Delta Gamma
Alumnae Association.
The Santa Ana home of 1'1r!t.
Charles Currey" will be ~n
to n1embers at noon, Tuesday,
June 16. (right), winners,· admire the headdress of Mrs. Rog er
Brown, the club's new "chief." Also winning a prize
in that hat parade was Mrs. John Wilso n. Judge Gives Views
Several or New York 's During thr event, lhe Hun-
designers are bringing back tington Beach chapter will in-
an old favorite for fall and stall Mrs. Larry Hudack as
winter wear. president. Otherg to assµme
-Lido's Flowers It's broadcloth. with ils orrice are Mrs. D a v i d 'Problems of youth today aod Drake, vice presidents; Philip smooth and lustrous surface. Sedg wick, vice pre6ident;
juvenile court procedures will Robertson and Michael Zizek, its dense weave. Watch for Mrs. Victor Bu 11 o ck,
be discussed during the annual secretaries, and M. R. Patton, it to compete with jersey as treasurer, and. A1rs. Thomas
awards luncheon and in-treasurer. a Call fayoi'iLe. Fuller, secretary.
-Form Chapeaux.
stallation or offtcers of the 11~-;·'=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Albert Stilton C hi Id re n 'sl
Guild .
Judge Robert Kneeland will
address lhe group on Monday,
June 15, at 11 :30 a.m. in the Hals decked wilh white Holden, Joe Gaudio. Gino Garden Grove ·Community
shasla daisies, a cluster or Gaudio, Mrs. Bud God.Irey, Church. •
rubber lree leav~ topped with Mrs. TerranC'e' A-1oran and Other guest.s eJ:pected to at..
flowers and a gigantic daisy-Mrs. Richard Mailander. tend a~ Miss Margaret, Grier,
Concluding the prbgram was chief probation officer, Or'ana;e lined pair or sllflglasses took the installation of officers with County: Mrs. Kenneth Boston,
top honors during.the annual Mrs. Vandervort · conducting ~upervisar, Albert Sitton
Hals in Bloom klncheon of a hat-themed ceremony, Receiv ing Home; Miss Betty
lhe Lido Isle Woman's Club. Mrs. Roger Brown assumed De I an e y, co mm u n It y
the duties o( president alori1g coordinator. Volunteers in Sporting the ch a Pe a u x • with. olher. new officers. the Probation, and Perry McGee,
which they d es i g TI e d Mmes. Robert Bissonnette, supervisor, Juvenile Hall.
thenlselves of flowers grown William Conover and James Mrs. George Galassi will
on Lido Isle. were Mrs. Martin Louden, vict presidents; T!Stiy assume presidential duties.
Lockney, daisies. m 0 s l Sh e P a r d s on and Jack Others to be installed ·include
Marshall, secretaries. and E. the Mmes. Howard Lorenz,
beautiful : Mrs. C h a r I e s Hobart Batson, treasurer. Donald 'Cllft and Richard
Vandervort, leaves, mo s t:1;::"'.'~~:~~~=:==:~~~~;'~~~~=~:::~I original, and Mrs, ,J o h nfl
Wilson, sunglasses,
unusual.
A sscond highlight or the
program in the Lido Isle
Clubhouse wa s the presen-
tation of ''Grandma!
Grandma !". a t'ontinuing saga
of a Lido Isle family Written
by Mrs. Ralph fan'dowsky and
~1rs. Ralph Holden.
O:ircctlng lhe production was
1'.irs. Laddie Reday and in
lhe casl were Miss Robin
Altrusans
Seat Slate
Mrs. A. S. Whitener \Vi l[
accepl the presidency o! the
Allrusa Cl ub of Laguna Beach
for a second term during an
installation ceremony at 6:30
p.m. in the Outrigger
restaurant on Tuesday, June
16. •
Installing officer will be
Mrs. Irene Drebert , director
of District l l, Altrusa lnterna-
tiona l. and 1 member of the
Glendale club.
Serving with Mrs. Whitener
will be lhe Mmes. Bea Crist,
vice president·: Larry Gere,
treasurer ; Ron Dav is, cor-
responding secretary: Elmer
Barr, recording \ecretary, and
__ Dof_!_~tlry_ .Macdoaald _and
Robert Hastings. b o a r d
members.
Members and guests who
\Vish to attend may call Mrs,
Ruth Denharl at 494--3550 for
reservations.
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·Reds Like • IJCI .Band Waltzes to T~nni ·s Crown'
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Ru~way
Orwles?
Cndnnlll may as well start prtntiJI(
ticket& kr the Natlo.W League cha/n-
pionll)lp playQ!f.s. The &<la are ao f>r
tn · lnlnt of the Weate'n Division race
11111 !boy may hive the title wr1ppe<I up by Fallitn~Day.
At tho moment they look 1UghUy ~
polellt thaa a Saturn V; boasting an
.,.,_popping C-16 ·record an<\ a 9-game
lead in the division.
Wbeo their pltchiq loller!, they simply
Qllocore the oi>posltion. But the moundc
stall has held up swprisingly well lbua
far.
They have so much hitUng power they
CQU.ld afford to pawn off a guy named
Ales Johnson, who ill only gOod enough
'to rant as the No. 3 · hitter tn the
American League with a .344 aver11e
for the Angels.
As a team the lleds are swatting
at a .275 averaae, tops In the NaUonal
League and only three percentage points
behind lleavy hltllng Mtoneaot.a, the ma·
jor Jeque leader.
And tW. Ciocy pifcll<n -Wayne
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Simpson and Jim McGlothlin -are
~ the senior cirpdt's lowest earned
nm average hurlers. · ·
·Both are Southland products, in-
cidentally, Simpson graduating from
Centennial Hlgh aod McGlolhlio from
il<oeda High.
And atill soother callforniao, Jim Mer-
ritt, Wett Co1(ioa, -" ao AI-4 mound
record, despit.e not .beiq JmOlll the
top 10 in e.r.a. (he's 11th).
Seemingly, a.c1onau IS the major
league all-star team, indJcaUng the Reds
wW waltz to tbe senior circuit pennut
and eveolually the World Serles pot
of gold. r
But hang on! Before you Invest any
of your life savings in the Reds'
forthcoming fortUJ1es, best recall what
happened last year to the team from
Baltimore.
The Maryland entry a year ago
today was 40-17 for a .702 winning
percentage. The Orioles went on to make
a shambles or the American League
Eu! a~ theo bopped MI.-ta in the
divJslonaJ playoffs.
However, something wtexpected hap-
pened in the World Series when the
Birds went up against a bunch of fumy
ros called tbe Mels -Baltimore bowed
to the New Yorkers, four games to
one.
Mainly, th> erperta opiJl<d, Ba!Umere
was 11.s "Own v1ctim, suing stale from
winning so easily for so Jong and farg1t..
tliJg what prtS$Ure bueball was lite.
Complacency took Ila toll.
Aod don't think It couldn't happen
to the Reds once playoff time rolll
around. By then they may have foraotteo
"-'hat it's like to HA VE to win a game.
'-_PS: A year ago today the Chicaao
Cubs led the Mets by seven games
in the National Le.ague East -the
6id saga of sWl another foldo.
Spedal to U.. DAILY PILOT
HAYWAllD -McNamera·· baod
played a. merry tune io thla Northern
ca1uom1a hamlet 'lliuraday with the
playtrl '111!ng l"1nls ·raoqut11 -
of muolcal ioltrumenlt.
'lhere wao no danclq in the lllreetl
and no patriotic paradee. But the tune
was M key and the players performed
In symphonic fashion as coach Myron
McNamara'• UC Irvine tennis te1m
swept to the NCAA College Dlvialon
lHm dlamplonahlp liolore the semUlnal
round of oinglea competlU"' is playod.
Irvine dominated the lint three' day1
of acUon, lOllJli only one player while
placing me11>ln three of the four singles·
oerniliosls and geWng both doublu
teama Into the flna!J.
Gamble Works;
Dodgers Get
Singer Back
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Doditr1
mantpr Wiler Alston la a pDi gambler
of sorts, at leut when it comes to
manlpulaliog his hlseball team.
.... A.ad he: wu the bi& winner Thufllday
nl&hl as Los Aogelet toppecl' SL l<iuls,
2-1, when Willie Davis doubled lo lelt,
scoring Maury Wills from ~. hue
and giving 'the Dodgers two of the three
games wtth the Cardinals.
LDs Anieles opens a three-game
weekend series with the Chicago CUbs
tonight at I:Jodser stadium while SL
Louia travels on to San Francisco. •
Alan Foater, 3-6, pitches for the
Dod1en. agaln!l the CuM' K e n
Holtzman, 6-3, in the series opener.
'Ille Dodg,.,; also got a lift when
ii wu aono•m<•cf'Blll Slnpr, tho »11ame
wi.rmer of 11169, will return ·in ·time to
f1ce the; Cubs Sunday.
Singer, idled aince ' April 18 with in-,
feclious heJ)IUlls, 't'in be acti'-'._atid this
weeken<f. ·
With all that, It wu Alston's gamble
in th• 12th ionlng that enabiad the
Dodgen to snare tbe rubber game with
the Cards and provide relief ace Jim
Bmver with his first win of 1970.
Wills had ~ the 12th with a
single off Frank Linzy. Wills took second
on a wild pitch and the Cardinals
purpotely walked Manny Mola with no
one out. ·
That brOQ&ht Davis to the plate and
h!!UaUy Allton ordered Willie to bunt.
"~ut then I decided to take my chances
on him .getting 1 hlt,'• the, manager
. e1plained. ·
"If Willie bunta the runners along
to second and • th1rd then they 'll walk
Wr. Park~r and I'm down to Ute pit..
cher's spot." The m~vering wasn't
nece.ssary. Davis lined 1 lhol, to lefUleld
that easily SC(lf'ed WW. lpd Loi Angeles
had ita HCOnd Btr•ilbt win alter l1>1lng four. in a row.
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~ight Survivors Ready
For Quarter Finals Tiffs
MEXICO CITY (AP! ~ By the 1oo1c
o( the streets of Mexico City, the World
Cup is over and Mexico has wan.
Countless thousa.Ms of yelling, soccer·
crazed Mexicans are parading the
boulevards Of their jazzy capital in a
giganUc cacophony or celebration.
Cars crawl by with bumpers scraping
t~ road surface under the weight of
20 or mort )'OUQllten perched on root, bonnet aRd boot.
Buses carry an extra burden of 40
or 50 .... paying _,...., pen:bed
oo the roof and clwiUng out "Me-he-<o,
J\.1e-he.co."
AU W.. be<auae Med<o, far rrt11t
winning the World Cup, scraped through
to the quarter-finals by beailllg Belgium
1-0 Thursday with a 1011 from a disputed
In the process, · the Anteaters have
a near-perfect score or. :d points (out
of a possible 24) and baVe No. 1 seeded
Earl O'NeUI, ca~ Craig ,Netlago and
freahman-Greg ~J iblonski tn -Tb e
semlllnall; '1b1a trio pW.. Oru<k Nachlnd
will make It ao aU·lrvioe Ilnals in the
doub!OI .
Lone lnter.k>per in the singles C001·
petlllon today Ia Dao Bohanoon of Chap-
man C.OUige, only winner of a match
from ao lrvlDe player when he ellmiruttld
Steve Teal In thlrd round acUon.
McNamara was ecstaUc fol\owlng
Thursday'• lciion. He praised Neslage
for playing hla best match of the season
·by far. N.el.l11e defeated No .• 2 &eeded
Mike Talmadge of UC D 1 v i s in a
mvatbon first aet, J.2..10 and c,me back
ii> Win the .....,d, M .
The Anteater <apt.aln and Jablon•kl
will meet Jn a aemlflnal match and ·
-o:.Nelll wilUtce Bobanoon with the wlD--
nera advanctna to the finals.
No other team In the history of the
~tournament hu so dominated the action.
The bare mioimiim of polnta for UC!
would be 24 out cX a poaslble 28 and
it ii poaible the team can c:onclude
action with 26 of !8 if O'Nelll moves
into the (lnala.
Cal State (Los Ana:eles), now com-
peting in the university division, held
the previous high team point tolal of
20 with the mll'k~belng set-ln 1986. r
The Anteater doubles combines won
two 1J1atches each in 'lbursday's action
I
lo advance to the llo&il. O'Neill and
Nesla1e wui in~ stral&hl se~ while
Jabloi>lld and NaclWld loll the fk1t
eel .o(~1 semlfinal match thin-came
back to win the secorM:f, t-7, aqd ease
to a &-! vlciory In the third and final
set.
The Anteaters are eligible to compete
in Ute NCAA Unlversily Division tourna-
ment In Salt Lake City June 15-20 but
McNamara said no decision on that
would be made unt.11 the team returned
home thb weekend.
"Several factors enter I.he situation,"
he Said. "Several of the boys have jobs
waitlng for them and while 1 think ..
we cOuld do well in the tournament,
we have played the two top teams in
dual match competition thi! sea11a •
lfe was referring to USC and UCLA,
perennial contenders for \he Ulle in th1s
d]y)$1on,
Angels Send
Messersmith
Against Tigers
BALTIMORE iAPI -Boog Powell,
Frank Robinson, Dave Johnson and Merv
Retterunund slugged homers and Mlk•
Cuellar hurled a sparkling t~tter
While winning his seventh decision .
But none or the acknowledged -heroes
In Baltimore's 9-1 romp .over the
California Angels Thursday night could
h.ave been happier than singles bitten
Andy Etcbebarren and Mark Belanger.
After striking out on his first three
trips to the plate, Etchebarren rapped
a run-producing single in the eighth which
, raised his average to .l!M.
Belanger ended his hitless string ol
3l times at bat with a second-inning
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single which caromed off the gloves
of pitcher Rudy May and second
baseman Sandy Alomar. He finished the
game with an average or .173 and Uvt
hits in his last 65 trips.
The Angels fell 21? games behind the
,_1lnnesota Twins, leaders in t h •
American League West. California opens
a three-game series tonight in Detroit,
sending Andy Messersmith, 5-S, against
the Tigers' Joe Niekro, 5-S.
Powel.I ·took the American League
hom~ run l~a_!! with his 17th rouodtrlpper
- a two-run shot in the third of£ May,
the loser. who is now 4-4.
ANGEL CATCHER TOM EGAN CLUTCHES THROAT AFTER BEING HIT BY BAL L
Retten.mund hit his seventh in the
first inning and then, after an error
by third baseman Ken McMullen,
Robinson whacked No. 9. '
Pirates, U CI i n Repechag.e
•
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. -Orange Coast
College and UC Irvine will know the
definition of repechage to perfecticm.
following today's second try for a berth
in the finals of the most prestigious
rowing event in America , t h e
Intercollegiate Rowing Association cham-
pionshtps.
. Three shells from the two schools
were all left short of victory in opening
day action Thurlday on ~moody Lake
Onondaga in Syracuse, N.Y. Bad weather
Thursday caused a twe>-hour delay at
start or the action and things failed
to get better for the rest of the afternoon
for the ~ Orange Coast area crews.
Brisk winds al is..i mph blew from
the port-quarter akmg the sir-lane, 2,000
meter (l'lt·m.ile) course. AddiUonal time
was lost during a brief thunderstorm.
The Orange Coast junior varsity eight
shell ran into further difficulty.
Its heal race was held up after its
first start when Syra.:uoe and Dartmouth
locked oars. Dartmouth suffered rigging
trouble in the collision and the race
was delayed for about 45 minutes while
repairs were made. .
· The Pirates, after the unusual delay,
then finished th i r d in the heat behind
Penn and Syracuse and will move to
the repechage competition today in quest
or a finals berth. Penn won in 6:47.5
while OCC was clocked In 6:55.0.
Washington University won the first heat
in 6:50.0.
-The Orange Coast freshman four s shell
made the bast showing of the three
area boats. ;They finished second to
Cornell in the first heat in B:J6.7 with
the winner posting a time or )'-£1!.5.
The OCC frosh boat had the fat time
or repcchage entran ts by a substantial
margin and should qualify for the finals.
Irvine's first venture into the IRA
in its 68lh year of competition was
almos t disastrous. Weathfil' conditions
made the race the slowest of the day-
in all categories with Rutgers-winning
in 9:01.4. Irvine finished fourth in 10:00.9.
In the varsity eights compelilon,
favored Penn held off Dartmouth to
win its heat race. Cornell and Washington
Universily v.'On the other heats to ad·
vance to Saturday's finals in the major
race competilion. No area boats are
competlng in this division.
Jphnsori's fifth homer hit the right-field
. fou l pole in the fifth . It came off Steve
Kealey, who had just reOeved Atay
following a pair of two-<iut walks.
"At .least we know we'i-e beaten,''
~aid California Manager Lefty Phillip!.
Referring to \Vednesday night's 2-1 loss.
he added: "Last nigh~ we kepi. thinking
how one play could ha ve turned the
game around."
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Key to Reid's
Wes tern Lead
CHJ CAGO, (AP) -Steve Reid 1 sli:-
year circuit player with only ~ major
victory, had a "mystery" grip on flrat-
place as the .$130,000 Western Ope.n go!(
tournament entered its second day tod1y.
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Reid, 33. fired a paradpxical 30-36-66 ·
round over Beverly Country Club's par
36-35-72 lighlly-wOoded acres yesterday
for a one-stroke lead over a congested
flock of eight runners w.p deadlocked
at 67.
P arnelli Bounces
To Ba ja Vic tory
ENSENADA, Mexico (~) -Veteran
driver Pamelli Jones won the Baja 500
of!-road race today in a record 1 t hours,
55 minuk's -five hours under the
winning Ume last year.
'Ibe former Indianapolis SCIO winner
frcm Totrance and co-driver Bill Stroppe
steered their Ford Bronc:o ·wer the gruel-
in.I 511-mIIes triangular c:oune or
virtually un&rJdtd Baja California roads.
-'Ille r~ce tWted and ended io
Eoaenad.a.
Bill Sllverfl!orn and Geoe Fetty, both
ol~ the~ DieJo are•. made it in Ji houri, 38 m.lnutel on a Husqvama
motoreyde. •
• •Fet!1, dmll1ll the tall hsll or the rice. wu the Ant CGmpltilor to crou
the rlnfltl line at U:l4 &.ni.
A ~ 211 _vehlclet, the majority
• 'lhe 11'1nner ol the .. perlmental class
WU !Nd Eiklnll ol Sherman Oaks, IUI
year•a over..U dwnplot1. He iion>pltted
the COii* ID U boun, ff m11wa..
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Thal penalty wu one of &be day's
two hotly controversial decisions. Deftn·
ding champion Ena:tand allO gained the
quarter-finals with an equally dl!puted
penalty that gave the Britons a 1-0
win over Ciechoslovakia.
Dispute or not, the quarter-final line-up
is now settled,
Of the 16 teama that opened the World
Cup May 31 , Mexico, lhe Soviet UniCll,
Uruguay, llaly, Brazil, England, West
Germany and Peru are 1Ull in with
a chance.
Belgium, El Salvtdbr, Sweden ,
J s r a e l , C z .e c boalovakla, Romani•,
Bulgaria and Morocco all take the cheer·
less joumey home. .
UnUI then, Su.nday'1 · quarter-fin.ala
shape up thiJ .. ny:
ID Melllit Qly: Ruola VI, \lnopa7.
In Toheca: J&al:y n. Mea:kio
In Galllla11jlf'l1 Brltlll v1. Ptft
la Leon: Wn& GemtQ n _.....
England "" llnlg&llq moat of ·the
time agliost the Cr.ecbs, wbo doaJll!o
thek fine rec:ord In pre.;..,, World CUpa
go home wtthou\ a 1ingle peXnt.
Allan Clarke, former FuUwn and
Leed1 United 1trlker. had the ntrve-
jangllng experlen<:e ol taklq a penalty
la his first E11jiland malch.
!lo •lr*'l It home !fllh loy <&Im.
Calm B e fore t he Stortta.
Regene Radnieckl o! Okle e, Minn .. lounges beneath
a U.S. OAj!n umbrella lrytn~ lo beat the hea l ,... and
!he crowd, Haze!Une National Gou Course in
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· Cl)ask a, Minn. will be the scene of the Open next
week with an estimated 80,000 persons expected.
Reid, who has earned only $U,OOO
this year and scored his only PGA
triumph in the 1968 Azalea Open, at~
tribuled his six-under-par triumph to
a change in his club grip aJtd meeha.nlca
of his S\l.'ing before U1e 1970 tour began.
"l can't txplain the grip change I
m~de, but it has changed my game,"
said Reid. "But it apparently is pa.yin1
orr, even though I was playing so poorl1
two months ago, I almost switched hick
lo my old style or gripping the ch.tb7"
Reid didn"t say "'helher his 1ewfotntd
grip applied lo his putter.
Bul it was a devastating touch on
the greens lhat gave Reid his six-under·
par, 30 firsl nine after he o~ on ·
the nlpflop _ start: with a one-ovel-par • •
3~ on Beverly's back nine.
Re.id trickled home six birdie putt..
or 40, 20, ts, 12, I and 8 feet, as
he sneaked i• one stroke ahead or sucb
67 shootets as Arnie Palmer, Dow
"f'in.sterw{lld, Bob Charles. J ohnny Pou
Dick 1Atz1 Bobby Nichols, Tommy Jaai~
and Huih Royer.
In a 26-player logjam at 72, slt strokta
orr Qle pace. was pre-tournament favori te
Jack Nicklaus, who commented : "On
th!& kind of course, you caR ope:a with
1 72 and still be a contender.
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S,.0.·u In Brief'. I
Laver Mows-'em Down;
USC Opens Series Play
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BRIS'l'()L, En(Jand· -Corooa do! Mor 0 Groebner ,,.., down Gerald llalll'lck
pro llod ,Liver n~ put Cliff Dry1d1lo or Britain li.10, 1-J, and Miu Hopa
ol 'Soullr Africa 7-5, 1-2, Thtlrlday In bJuted Evonne GoollPl!I of Aullralla
the quart.er.flnala of the W1lls Open tennis 1-2, '4 ii this warm I.IP for Wimbledon,
tournament ht u bnpresalve warm up whlch be1tns June"22.
for the delerise d. his Wimbledon title. In. the other men'• quarter~Onlll, ~ .
But the JUI 1111:vlvlnf Americon, Marty RuUels . ol Au11nl11 ou11uted Hanl:
lUalen ot. Evanston, Ill., wu eUminatf.d ' Irvine of Rhodesia 7"4, 11-t; Bob M1ud
by NIW Pille of YuguoJ1vi1 U , .. ,, o! South Africa hdd off Bobby Wilson
1-5. or "Brttafo ...,, 7-5, and NJ ck y
In the~ ~ two qulrlm, Owen Kato(eropOu)os or Gfeece bea·t Byr0Q
Devldsan of Australia downed coun· Bertram of South Africa M, f.l.
lll'!IWI Frtd Stolle JS.LI, W. and John
N.-ol AU11r1lla· 11opped Pittre.
Borlbet ol Fr .... 7-5, 1-L ... ... ...
SACR.AMEN'l"o -A bill to take an •
mra penny out of the horse bettor'.!
dollar and lblrp1:y incre.ue the number
of buDeq and quarfer horse racing
wetks in SOutbem Califoptla 'Mlurtd1y
'cleared an a&sembly commiUee.
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LOS ANGELES -Lynn Shackellon!,
a former· atar .with UCLA's national
champion buketblll teams, hu been
hired to be. the color .comme:nlator fOI'.
broadcasts ol the Lac Anf•leo i.bn. ... ... ...
HUNGRY OILERS -One of Huntington Beach High's combinaUons
·dunng the recent spring football drills was this setup. On the line from
the left are Tony Ciarelli, Bill Twigg, Eric Warner, Mike Hoptay, Ar·
nold Ruiz and Whitney Plummer. In the back1ield Is wlngback Rod
Muniz, quiuterback Jim Martin, fullback Ken Brown and' tailback Gar-th Wise. Tbe Oijers will use 11 in the fail.
The pvemmental organlutlon com·
mlttff overrode objectkln1 f r o m
'thoroughbred horsemen •nd sent the bill
by chalnnan Bob Moretti, O.Van Nuya,
to the ways and means committee.
RIO DE JANEIRO _-Brull piU1
to donate • Pele Cup to repl1Ct lhe Jules Rimel Trophy if this coatry•1
·soccer team retires the cup, it was
announced today. ... ... ...
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"QJTTING KINKS OUT .:Marina Hlgh ·gridders men! from Jolln Reed. Beltind that pair-I~ Nick Vo-
J.6!joen up in football spring drtlls last wff¥ under roao (left) and Ron Fairfa_x (ri&hl) wbll_e Wheeler
tbt direction of new boss Leon Wheeler. In left fore. ~vernes from the rear. · r ls Dave Jackson (tackle) ge_cttin.::_·:cg'-'-tb'-e-t_re_a_I· __________________ _
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1\1 Hopefuls
By PfilL ROllS
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Foor C:D' Titles
Coast Area Prep Teams
Fared Well in 1969·-70
u-Marina bold loolblll coach 1-With the help or Corona de! Mor Estancia lll&h'• Stove Millott wos 1he • .::':'::..c uch of chonce and Newport Harbor hl(h -· a Ce< silllles 1illllt. nllftler hasn't Md m a pair ol N~esa Dilttict In-Estancia finished one stroke back or
to evalullte his troOpe yet. stituUons, the Orqe Cout m-ea fartd champion Millikan in p>U 1 n d
ffo1rivtr, the termer MorniDl'ide High wtll in team and lnd!vidual CIF cham-Weatmlntter Hieb'• Greg Jolnon wu
grJd'.-mmtor 1111 mode 91111e definite p"onshlps ~.~ •• the lllt.70 school year. aecood in bee llnCles (1ennla). •
obeeriitiom durinC tbe Vlkinls
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spring It was ";":at.!'t events and lJ!nn_is 1,..11 ''" c:MAMf'tOM'
prcldee, whlcb coneluded last Friday that tOe iwOicboola ware overpowering AAM -a 1.1r 21, :11 ~;;, .. 1..w-with a Chicken and Be.ans game. in. • AM -$0\tlh ,..~iteM ''• 1tn11• • 1"'4l!" . ....... d ""-.... ,.,. -·~ .. tow D, Loi ..tJaifllio. .,
Moats Pleased
With Oil City
Spring Drills
By CRAIG SHEFF ~
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Dept.h is a key to any 'fiinnillC 1e1son,
_and ll\llltlng!Dn Beach High f4oll>all
coaqh Ken Moats is tbe firit tp airee..
"We feel tbat we developed IOP>e U
· tht depth for ne.1t year 1n our spring
drills," says the Oiler coach; addlna
that be was Vf!tY pleased with the way
the )X'lctice aeuioos went.
The sprina drilb ooncJuded.Friday wilh
the amual ae:nioNmderclassmen came.
which ended in a 7.7 Ue. "Jn the rprinc
glllne, we lhowed the quality netdOcl
to be a winner next yeti'," added Moats.
Garth Wise, an all-Sun.set League te11c--
tion la.st season, was the outstudl.na
athlete o( the spring drills, accontlnc'
to Moats. Wise, a quarterback last
season. is making the switch to tai.lbM:k
because of his outstanding nmnlnc ablli·
ty.
Moats also had praise: for a trio of
pau receivers -flanker Arnold Ruiz
and tight ends Tony ClareUi and Brett
Whitt. "I was also well pleased with
quarterbacks Jim Martin .and Bllt
Harbin," added M~ts. Martin will be
a jimior in the fall while Harbin will
begin his sophomore year.
Up front , Afoats singled ·out the play
of Galen Gilliand, Bill Twigg, Ken 8ro}¥n,
Rod Muniz. Terry DeVerse, Steve Duval,
Mark Roa and Jim Potter. Defensive
ufely Sail! Wbltfieid WU aJao praiMd.
Both GIDJud ud Twig will 10 bot11
woy1 in the lllL Glllilod pl1y1 flWd
on olferwe and holds down a Unebacktr spot CMI ...,__ Twig (DOS Ill .the
way 1t a tickle apot.
Brown and Maniz are llnebacken,
DeVerse is a center, Duvll plays tacklt,
Rau is a guard and Potier ill a defensive
end;
Moats opine.a that the Oilers will hive
to lhore up the dtftmlve end spot,
come Slpttmber. "We also will need·
.a better relationship between ·oor HCOn·
dary and our defensive frmt."
Moala added tbat there were no
surpriles during the ipring practice as
far as individuals were concerned, ltut
he wu 1urprJ1ed that ''the kids could
follow in the sltPo ol the kids lut
year. We didn't.. anticipate that we wtre
th•l f~ alon1.'"
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00.fAHA, Neb. Two tournament
favoritt.9, the Tesas Longhorn! and
Southern California Troja11.1, open the.
Collett Worid Serit.s toniaht In a twinlght
doubleheader 1gainst teams m1ttn1 thefr
first trip; to th< NCAA b ... ball oho\>!·
down.
Te1as. 3U, -Will face the Delaware
Blue Hens, 21..C. in the opener at
Rosenblatt Sladfum followed by USC,
.C7·lt, playin1 the Ohlo Unlvtnity Bob-
cats, 31..f. .
'J'oni,Jht's loeen·will meet· in the double-
elknin1Uon. eight.team to u r n a m e R l
Saturday lfternoon.
The first round will be completed with
a twi-night twinblll Slturday which tends
. the Florid• state Sunln6lea, d-7, a1alnst
the Arizona-Wildcats, 44-11. and tht
Dartmouth.lndians. tu, apinat thl Iowa
~tale Cyclone!, 11-9. .,
SAN FRANClSCO Salo ol th<
Oakland Seala to Charlet O. Finley w1s
'blocked at least temPorlrily Ttiunday
by a rtstralnlnc order.
U.S. District Court Judie Gfta\d S.
l.evln lssued the order and aald the
Nat.ionaJ Hockey League tum could not
be •sold until 1 federal bankruptcy referee
acts on a pet.ltkm filed earlkr Thurlday.
A San Francisco SuperiOr Court Judie
had scheduled a court tts.skln tate 'Thurs-
day to ftlnnally approve the 11Je fl
the team to Finley, owner ol baaeball'•
Oakland AthleUc·;.
.B.ut lepl maneuvertnc by Trana-Na-
tional Communications Inc., tryinc to
k~ the team, stopped any immediate
i.teover.
The lwlkruptcy hearlnr ha• botn
acheduled for 1:30 p.m. Monday before
rtluee Sheridan Downey. ... ...
BECKENllAM, En(J111d Clsrt
GnebMr of New York and Patti Ho1an or La Jolla advanced to the semlfin•b
Thurlday tn Kent Tennl• championshipi
with strai&ht set vlctorlts.
UCI Ace Begins
Pro Cage Drills
Jerr CUnnlnatwn. all·Ume Jeadinc.
IC6rer at UC Irvine, wUI btlin two-a~ay
worl(outs jft the San Diqo Rocket rookie-
camp Sundoy 1Jong wUh I! other plllJ'en.
Cu:nn!ngh.a.m holds seven 1 co r In C
records 1t UC.I lncludln1 a career Point
total ol 1~14.
He wtll leave for the rookie camp
Saturday. Il ls beinl-ata1ec:I at Cal wemm Coli<p.
Major League Standings
OTrAWA -The 1971 -Id ficure
1k1ttni championships will be held in
Calgory, the C111.1dlan Flcu.e Skatinl
Association 1.11.llOUnced Tburtclay. ... ... ...
WU.ml.EDON, En&lud -Mn. BUiio
-Jean King ol Lons Beach, deleat..i
Virfinia-Wade W, 1-(, loday fiYinl tho
1Jnlted St.ates 1 1-0 lead over Britaia
in the Wightman Qip tainlt am>potttlol
South Stars
Scrimmage ·
Dons Tonight
By ROGER CAIIUON
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The first ooncrtte comparilom relative
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tinJents might be in line toallhl loiJowtnc
the South's full4C1~ cmumse rill
the host Santa Ana Colle1e Dona.
Action 1111 und<r way at 7,30 wl!ilo
Ille North tum acrimmaaod Fullertm
Junior College for the third um. i9
a week this aftemocm.
The North, undef COICh Pat Adams.
obliterated Sonta Ana Colltp --and proopocis, 171-121, ?lluraday ni(hl
ot Villa Park Hlgb.
And, the Ymkees have been lltgbJy
lmpmalve with their 1111 brnk olleriao
in acrums with Fullertcn and CyJftll
outflb.
Coach Don Leavey'a Southern ,qu ..
has concentrated mostJy on v1rioul drtlll'
and workouts with only one outiidt
IC:rimmare under its belt.
'fbat WIS a cmfrontadon with Lonf
Baacb Clly Coll'f• and the latta had
the bat ol ~ by far 1111h an ""-ivl
array of ta.Jent on hand.
While the South ..... did not -an~e llOll' the capabllWos " ....
Norih in comparisal, the tbiJulht of
ill.It what Loq Beach would do"' PliiJer-
ton or Santa Au t.end8 to oC1let U.
North'• 1howin1s.
Coedl Dick Getbtn or Watrnlnster.
tiltinl in for Le1vey, will have tht
full team at hia disporaI.
-The Jlebels will relum to Loo!I' -
1\Mlday tvtnlnf for a 7 o'clock en-
counter.
8o(b teams are down to the atartinl
tO plus one altemate. Soulfl plaft?' Mark
Dekker wu dropped from the te1ra
·while North alternate Mark Olson of
VWa Park hu not lhown for pracUct
1ince beinf nmned an •ltemate on the
te1111.
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New York 33 21 .579 s PIU•burlh 21 21 .ft! 411 COltOLLA 1970 ne o1 21 _2t_.50t,_~~ .... _ ... -Y•k----ILll~·~.a~_s_~ __ _..::....._..:,l"'l~ni"t~--1------,..,~-26 21 .500 11% SL Loul! 25 21 .GI_ 5\1
Ytbeeler commeoded two-way tackle nrimming. .u. -L.,.,.-c: 11, 11 MidW n
John· Reed, halfb1ek Bob Merritt and Newport's team championship tn tennis " -5911 M•rin. ~.,::.rn.rd 11'
r'9erYe quarterback . Gt;ne Taylor wb~~ wu capped with doubles titles in the c1rwi. .. r M•r '· N..,.rt .._. 1
t:ttS ; play oo the w1nmng side e varsity and bee divisions. AAA.A -MIUtk•ft ~!.r. 11 · t ~ ...... ck to Gold __ _. bb" C · ""am W -Vffbum 0.1 n, L•111tn '' tie cave a pa on u"' .,. Glenn Cripe auu Ro 1e unn1n&"' """ _ L• Pu•~•• wii-4J. ArroYt Gr•M• 41 Pl~jeft Steve Monahan (quarterback) won the vmlty and Ken Eastman and " -Htrv•rd JC. Tl::,,"
anctbave Ja~n (tackle). Xirn Perino took tbe Ike diadem . '°"'lh T•rr•11t• 1, oor111ftl>~' •
Modahan was one the leading receivers ,,,.1.., .iis, ,..0rw!n;:11"'
on "tl'le uiUld in JNI operating out ot 1w1t11 • ...,. ~ ·~··j f I • V•""' -CoroM <ttl M1r 411. ~•1• Vtr11., ;o a wide receiving slot, but "'~er ee s AT TOURNEY '" _ Mlr11H1t "'·Mir• ce,11 ~ the ,..._.y senior will benefit the team M en -sun111 Hit•• "· 111..m. A"1!1ittl ,. l"""'" ' Gr-tk• m~ •better it. quarterback where the LI 'NIIMI!! 16s.ws. MU1lk•11 1M.l5
Vittdp lose Rtck SaemAn. SET SATURDAY V•rittr _ Ctrllf!• 1.:fi'"~a.\lt, ot.MMI,., t J\1 --·Jer also po"m'· out ..._al the acore ftw -'Mlr•letff 100, cr..m11 Vi11t1 w;m "'lft:1: W WI Ctt _ Ctl'OM 0.1 #Ir 1'1, k1My Hflll M1'°1
or tbt Chlcken and Beans contelt wu A wrest.Una t.ourMment for novice v1r11ty -'111111 ...,.!':fl1111rtt not indicative of anythlnc. youngsters is on tap Saturday morning 1 .. -ANM!fft "~ G.....,, ~1 H9 ~·'You can't tell very much &t Ellancia High Scbool. sponsored by '" -M«~•~ 1tmt...r1111 14
at ~~-_in ~ ~inl with9trt pads tbl.CostLMest Recreation Departmen,~~-::: ... _L~.,'re::·: on~· . • . . 1be tourney is oPf'D to 111 wresUers, AA _ s1. 1wttntwr•,, llooll'lll!fMll t
"We just 11ve the boys about eia:ht 15 and under, who have never been ,.,_~.._"''·'"::iew'
"".-..~offensive plays to see what . they involved in a hi1h scb lOI wresUlng pro-TM.., -Mm11t111 ":a. ••tt11111 1'4
::::::; do -~ w•·t kind J techniques 111111 .. "'~' -s.tnttr c111n1r111 1111111 ·"· l'rltr "Vlilo'IS auu 1111 \A gram. IArtaclLll 11 ~,Meded aharpenlng up on." Wtlgbt tluxs wUI be aval11ble from Llf'lt -......,. SST..w. lL :e-" D. 1 A N' • L 1 w I s II' liiolllei-"'1 mtdi, Wllatllr has 45 pounds lo 111 pounds In hnl divisions, ... , _ .,...,.. '"'' --d~ 10 illlfl powtl'flCkt<!'Joo Von· """ for •&• four 1o 10 ind the othtr .,.~n .. "'. t.t"~ ---'' "'' "'· ""' · ti~ fnm bllfblct 1o flllJback, whtre from I l to 15. V•rtllV llovblH -Cri,t •1'111 Cunt1llloflt111 INt.,.. \
he ... ullll• power alCMIC with his Weigh·ins are aet for I a.m. with ~,\,"ti:":-\".'· "''"'" "" 0"""" .,._, 1966 HAltlOlt ILYD., COIT.A Mii.A 646-9JOI --' w-•Uinfc:lated two boutl later. '" tlr!Gln -L1m..,-i ,,.,,,..,. ~•rtdt) <r.,. ,
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Wuhin(lon 25 21 .4&.'I ti 1% • PhU&d•lphio 21 31 .444 1
Cltvllllld 22 31 .4t5 11 Montreal 20 25 .251 12
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Oltland SI 21 .514 • Dod(tn 31 25 .SM Ill
Chicago 21 n .!16 ' 151% S11t Franeisco , 26 31 .15' 16\I
Jtan111 City 20 31 .371 1111 Houlton 21 SI .4fl 1111
Milwaukee 17 39 .!IH . 1111 San Dltl'.O 21 25 .43.! 1711
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'n1f name of. Ute 1arne for a NASCAR driver Is to attr1ct
attenl.D 10 he can move jnto a factory ride. It's almost
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.... o.ltr PMM iteft h model f1ldnl car and en(ine for $1,100 ot $~•"
.'lbere ls -ms novel -I l'nlll ~iid lo rac;-.. ~ <0mparod to !be otllell' f<>< a wile owninl the f1mily car .....,. -"-'3.IOO. ,, ·:r
and leltlnc-' hubb1 drive to HUOft, While hopeful or wrJlll1rfgfthe
and from work with the veh). He bulldl: hia own engines Pacific Coast late ';Mdcl
cle along with pa,rticlpaUon and ii CWTeDtly r~ a 4f1 championmip lhis seasitn;' he
in family outin11 oo weekends. Ct\ovrolot: (!Ill <Jievelle >~ · --;.-.11so-cogniunt·of-lbb 'tcilig~ unbelrd of thlt an independemt driver wits a race. -_ One al the me• lcying hanlest for that tt<O(lllllon Is I
Dan TUT al Mland, whole proudest accomplishments to date
were two races he bu actually led.
Uolil he 1ets that coveted offer to drive a car capable
el winmllg~ .. race, .Tarr will hive to fall btck oa bijl regular
lint of wort to carry him along when he's not raciq., He
fs a physkian, a general practitioner who keeps office boon
aad alto conducts medical examinations for the Federaf Aviation
It. is novel, bOwever, when Al the D'Kll'IHmt be_ is 3l!!OOd schedule ahead ,for ln.'! in-
tho wile goods lier buaband In tho l'AICAR·poinl · stan-dependent driver and! car
into drivlnc • ear she oYM . dings oit the Pactr..: Coast owner. · : ... 1
lll a flat track automobile race for late model cara.. .. After the Rivetllde r¥e,Slln·
for money. He wu llUI first day day, NASCAR has s~ .. Mre'
-Frank James al BaUrslield qualiller far Ille Rlverslde :;oo scheduled ill 10 days ma.king i~ ... ooe man who knows all but .wu amt to the rear of it virtually impo5$lbie:·.fot a t'.&e answen to this perplu:ing tbe field for mounting the driver with one ~ar dolr\g hi~
~tte beinl a highly inhted physiciaa. DT. Tarr doeSf\'t
~iev;e he is any cHfferent from the dozens or other m~
competing I"' lbe Grand National circllil ·
'"J really am one of the group," Dr. Tarr said in a
J)honc interview rrOin Jacbon. ~ch., where he drove • Dodge
Daytona last Sunday ii the' Motor State 400. He will race
-the same car lhia Swldly ta lbe Fol,sWI 100 al Riverside,
near where his father worts On tht faCUH,Y of Mira Loma
Collel!'. "I'm not. wealthy, aa some people have assumed. 1 have
had to work full time Jince t was in hicft. school, aU the
way through junior college and college.
"These (NASCAR drivers, whose formal schoollllg generally
Mopped fir abort ol Dr. Tarr's) are mort my typt people.
because I crew up with them •ll· my .Jife. They havt accepted
me for what I have done la racing." -.....
ltcle t• Get Belellllf Wlaeel
Dr. TUT pl die ..-, bq Ove yon ag• dd bollt
a ..all medifW Red: ear wMell ...titer llrlYU netd ii
Pamyhuia ... New Ywt. 1'e 4ee Ud u Ile" ta 1et
-Ille -. -.-. ... -.. lild .... ..... all
It -.. "" .... die -.. make tlle "' time .. tlleGna<IN--
Bt ••• nm U .. tf nces ean .r iltt lut tw• yean
ucl ltopn .. nee tf .. ti dmel D 117t.
"l'n _.,... f..a..D _. ..Ut6all." Dr.· Tan 11Jd,. "bot
tltere ls H6.ilc mett cltalleqta1 &lau ult ndnf. I'm all
... ., •t 6eft, ,u&ed apt.n IOllM very &Md pys. U I
1et rul hid)' I -..... a IKWJ,py. •'J wot te a. I'• .. ,. tt btp ncla1 •1110 I ff'
Wla. 'fBea 0.. fidery pelple 9ee )'91 hTt perteVtrUCt
lite tUt,.maybt yo. wU1 pt• cUaee."
Dr. fll't'i · M &teer -lifilillilitl came tlte tl1y ii W
die "7altel Tabdep .. u• Ute time lte led tMi ARCA
V1leD tM. Be ,_ la fl'Mt el dtt Talladqa field tbt really
wua't al tut: 1acklmc fer taint, wtUi BObby hue, Jim
Jim.bile •• '11111 Lnd ii ~ nee, .. thee eeculem ,.. ........... .
"Lot Roy Y-..P u.pt -.... lo <Ur(<.• .. uld.
"I rm ·It die .., I bn M ...W. Uve, aH I bow
..., tllllt 1 rm It ... luL I wat tat • Ute Ulfti• 1a,
-hlo-.~---Sliiihir die ARCA --.V ....,; lautll )IOllU.., Dr.
TUT -die leaol • tlle .-lap ..... Id It -·~ tlle-. -lie Wtw •lift_. ldt tlle wall
"<Mee Jell'"' W ., ~D, y• ru't lnvt tMs nda1 alae," M Mid.
Te4c1r'• Drlett s.i Cltls-
Desptte the wild llJei ti bJch living pinned on lqelldary
stock Cir driven like Curtis Tunltl' and tht late Joe Weatherly,
today's driver is a tolld citira. accordiq: to Dr. Tarr.
"PhyatCllly, t:heae men are bi. great shape. You're not
&oin& to fmd better·specimeu in any aport/' be 'Hid. '"I1tere'1
enly one smoker in the top 1~ to 11 driven, and none ot them evea go out ud 1et drunk.
"I'll drink a bett before Richard Petty will. .As far a1
the ltories about drug1 in athletlca ire concerned. they don 't
appJy to ltock car racing. I've never heard ot anybody taking
an.ythiq: more potent thal a pill to help him atay awake
all night while be is working on his car.
"Tbeae ... clean living, family type auys. A(rd .. ' lar
as their educltioa is concerned, I judge a fellow by bow
much potmU.al be has, not by his educat.iom. There. are some
limply put medwUcs out there. They could go uywhere
and worl<, probably &et ...U plid and not put In lbe l\00'3.
1'11rey're doing-~ they do for the same reason l do.
lt'a the challenge. That's why I net."
l'lrst Bllrd-teti Drlvtt
11'• llear --.G.-<l Cwpotlla, Cal., -.t. dM LAM C.ll111tal ~ Prb: at~ Alta., CaaMa,
• few .. ,. ..... GnWt re,.u lie '8st Iris left ....
Ille .... ...... ., die ,_ "lryloe .. .. ..... .Jrie); -wt• dte "'8b pedal... -
WJlea k elbabecl "•t ef tlle car ii the victory circle,
tkre i.. n..4, Uke • llawailu. ytlace kicker liter •e had
jnt taM u. ....... *'8e pUtt, •• Poe ........ -<If.
•'J peu I am 6t wwW'1 ftnt Nrefeotecl raa drlver,n
Grabk .,mppod.
Lf91eter SIM to Racl119
Life has been tough for peremiatl IndianaPolis SOO rookie
l\alph Lipori, but tt. can have its momnts,
He bqaa radag In IMI and passed hie r.ol:ie lest· at
tho speedway In 1111. Llpori haa bee• lryiac UJISllCCOSs!ully
lo lfl in the r11Cit ever lince..
· Be4'11fl never Md· the c::hance -ti "fl\lilify a Ttally ·top
car, and ho haa -hll m... GI limo against the wall.
TO_P UNEMEN -Boliterlng Mater Dei Hlgti Scb<iol'I /ingelus LO!lgU• fitle
hopes in the fall will-be this pau of lineman candidates, Ted Hatfi•ld (left) -is.a
i;.10;206-pound •senior in the fall while Craig Hanson: (rigbl) measure.:~ 240.
The latltr will be a junior.
MD ~xperiment Ends;
Haupert Still Quaterback
·situation. He will be driving same tire Pamelli Jones used own mechz.1k:al worw~1 or
a car owned by his wile and in time trials. . supervislon, to compete Jftl all
the family barber in Sunday's Seftral weeks , ago b e races. •"'.:~In
Faist.ail 400 at ruverside qualllied in third po.sit1on for Jam~ isn't compl!Jin g,
· lnternaUonal Raceway. the Sacramento lOIHnile race however, and was amonit-'ihe
0 1 was drag racing when and was on the pole behind first drivers on the trite\1 to-
1 met my wife (Judy)" Frank Tiny limd. Jt was ihs first time day whe.n "qua!Uying · · ~ns
recalls. .on a ~le dirt track and be started for the Falstaff'400 at
"I continued tt>e practict bnlke the· qualifying record Riverside. ..·:"
after we were married. One (which was· .!ub&equently Wife Jud)' will also1·~1 in
day after a drag race she broken by Lund and another the wings , stop watch in•fr.i'nd,
asked me, •aow come you driver).. urgiug her husband to ·ra·fust
don't try racing on the round James finished second in a little faster to qualif? '11ear
tracks?' " this race. the front of the pack.
I told her I didn't feel I He is a confirmed Chevrolet ManY women shy ; ~ay
could afford it and she came racing addict.despite the fact from the racing scene, But.
right back at me: "If 1 get. a great majority of the stock Judy loves every moffi~Qt' of
you one, do you have the cars are; Ford or Dodge pro-the action and never · \hibb
guts to drive It?" ducts. · of the danger involved. '·;·''.
The next day Judy and her "Chevrolet makes lots of After all, she would' like
father purchased a $ 9 9 1ood --n.cing equipment and to see Texas •in December
claimer and Frank James was you CID buy it over the and Daytona Jn FebruarX.,.~
in the· auto racing business r;,.""!~~-=~~-:-~~~~~~~~~~;,;~ ~ A:."'ir!~i bi:.~~: DAD-TAKE CARE . OF · YOUR GRAD!! .: .:
Bakersfield, he was fourth ln
driver polnta for the euon.
·.·
new ··•
The; greal experiment at The fourth starting backfield as a slarter at fight tackle lt hasn't always been this
J.fater Del. Hlgh School is end-ace is one ·whose name is witl:i l.alTy Scbeonke, •235, a easy for Frai:ik. When he
ed and Bob Haupert is once apt lo appear nlisspelled most varsity reserve who failed to ~~b~ ~d:
again the' Mc;>D8fcb starting of the seasoo. Dennis Wo-get a monogram last season, tmsted in hi! future and
quarterback after spending jtkiewki, ·a 115-pounder, was at the le.ft side. ownership of his ratln.&: can
Start him eut Hilely and wisely On •
SUZUKI Sportcyelo.
most of spring drills al a a backup fullback last season Pat Hefeman, 205, a starter was taken ·over by busllM!ll
halfback .-itiQn. but didn'l see enough action t the beginning _of Jasl Iirms-for__a period. ol__time. ~ to earn a Jetter. --season, wil.1 start at ri...w He fM.nlly qu1·t ,..,., .... Jn 1•
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"Our offense hinges · around 6". .._ ....,16 • ·Don Roy, 190. starb at guard with Dic:k diStefano, "I told the.. owners it they
Bob. He :.S our leader and fullback and joim Haupert as 185, a varsity letterman last didn't want to IO out to win li.1 JAMES LT·I)'
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will be playing quarterback the two returning backfield season at the left lide. the race, they could forget
jq the Iall," coach Bob Woods lettermen. Mario Mtle, 180, is returning it as. far a!} was concerned." 1114 OLO NIWfOft ILYI .. C.M.-641-IMt .. ·-
, _~S:re:.::ve'....'.:K~em~pe~r~,~200~,~r~e~iu~r~ns~~·~t~lbe~co~ntor~!poa~iUon~·~·-~--~H~IB~wif~·~·~·~nd~bi~·s~b~11~~~..,~than~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!'!!~~~~!!!!!'!i!!!! says. r
"Wt can'l tell too much ,
aboul our defemt without
pads but we hope we have
teund the right combination.
We will ~P ju&&Jinc our
secondary aroimd ootil we
come up with the right com-
binati<rl.
"We have been weak at the
linebacker position the last
couple of years. I believe we
art _plronger at Otis position
this year with co-captain Bob-
by deLancelotti and either
Rick Shelton or Mort Stanbra
playlng here."
The Monarch mentor was
pleased with two s p r 1 n g
surprises. Rocky Simpson, a
junior varsity player last
season, has moved into the
important left halfback posi-
tion to replace graduating
senior Mark. Dunn.
A· 145-pouq_der, S Im p 1 on
boa.sb speed as his main asset
according to Woods.
The other happy surprises is
Stanbra, up from l h e
freshman squad'. Stanbra, .ic1
addlUon lo playing al a
linebacker position, is backup
man at fullback on offense
behind lettennan DoMie Roy.
Statisliclans will have lrou·
hie with the Monarch passing
game this sta50'i'I with the
Nanry brothers cavorting at
the end positions on offen.se.
Dave will also serve as
backup quarterback w h 11 e
starting at tight end. He is
&.Z and weighs 180. Brother
Jim stands M and weighs
lt5. Both are lettennan, Jim
a starter last season.
~ale Monday only
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~car CODM1---bil-way.--Not-long ago-il"-Heidd>err; Pa'., he
wrecked hla stock: ear, and two yong me• offertd to Jet
Liqu6ri nee· the mt they bd driven to the trick. ·
Moto Faces
GreatKojika
-Bigc.arWhitewalls
':,!;'; $2'5 ..!.! be~ lo tho mcitJior al ane al the boys. They
"'1tiii0Lliii>rf"'lho riilriiii!y on coodi~oa tiliif he would
allow them to~ his pit for him. Uguori agt.ttd.
"'Ibis waa fine for-me." as Liguori told the story later
to BIO Tuthill, dlr<clor al the M""""1 al Speed at Daytona
Belch, Fla .• ~ Inner had a pit crew ·~. .
'"Ear!r Ill the race tlle)' kept nvlng lo ·mo to come )~, "l wis pua1td but, decided to atop 1nyway, One of·lhe
kido qolcldy.ru -and -the ""' deck lid. "I ye)led, 'What's wron(?' and the other one yelled back
'You 've tot our~ in tbl tnmk.' " . '
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Jap~iliains ?.1r. 1'-1oto
and 'Ibt Great Kojika will
square of£ in head-to-head
competition Monday night In
the wresWng feature a t
Orange County Fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa.
In other matches, Rocky
(Soul Man) Johnson goes
againt Art (Boom Boom )
tilahalik in a n o d\s..
quaUficaUon contest w h i I e
Germany'• Karl Heisinger and
newcomer Jock Annstrong
are featured in a pal( ,of
apedal events.
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RACING TO PARADISE -Russ Ward',. new C-Olumbia-57 Aries will ·be flying
the ~urge~ of the Lahaina, Haw~ll, Yacht Club Monday when she answers the
starting s1gna1 for the 3,571-nule Los Angeles to Tahiti Race. Her nine-man
crew head~ by ~an E~iott of NHYC, have logged Slh Tratipac faces per man
in 48 crossings -including Honolulu and Tahiti. The crew includes Frank P.er-
son, .NHYC; Bob McClai.re, Lido lste YC ; Dave \Vood s, Balboa YC; Rick H~m
bletqn, NHYC; Guy Doran, LAYC; Jacob Wood, Del Rey YC· and Lyle Nelson
California YC. ' '
Long Point Racer~
Ready to Set ·Sail
Balboa Power Squadron's
sµquiier course in b a 11 i c ~ng '.' startS Monday at 7
p.m. at the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club, 720 W. Bay Ave.,
Balboa.
Ocean ra.cing and Pacific
Handicap Racing Flttt .Yachts
take Off Saturday in New]>9rt
Harbor Yacht Club's' L<lng
Point Race, the third . in the
current Ahmanson Series.
The fleets will race to Long
Point, Catalina Island Satur-
day, rendezvous overrlight at
.The U.week course . covers NHYC's Moonstone .c o v e nianJ ~ tOpics l tt c;l a d j u g moorings, and sail home Sun-
seamanship, rules of the road, day. •
_cmnpass, cWtrt feading, dead 'Ibe times on both 'leis of
.,; · • · t' r tbe1 race are combined. as one ~ .omng ~aviga KKI, · ,sa ety irate in detennlning the win-
Sunday's homewMd bound
race' starts at noon for all
of the ORF classes and at
12 :10 for PllRF. The· flnish
will be off the Balboa 'Pier.
aJ!Oal, Coast Guard regul .. IMPORT CAR •AUTO EXPO 70 lions and aids to navigation. ner. .
.hoW:inS Jun9 11, 12, 13 8~~t~~ ;:1uz~:~·: Sa~~r~;Y~;~a~ ar~~~~11 a.:~
CornbinediwtthP .·,. 1.:mtj'~ters -including Class A and B Ocean Racers,
.• : I ~~ ; ~· : .. 1·1 · I ' • I ~ri:.~ ".u.:ro (or-:,.01Qi.l,C and .o, and D'ELE'~ .. ~ +.-....AL '. :t>!.'~t~p, however,'.is ·11:20 ·lot' PHRl'\ r~ start
· ,. · · · ~~~4'o--• ·' 1....,., · '' ~ .. ·:'•> !!91.a'Ji~ !or JQlnlHli 1•'<111' Uie Balboii .Pier and ,.~:..,.~.,;~;-, ~ . .,.,,N,:~· ;.::·"1; ~·,-i ':' ~.",.:.:.~f·;~cl~l\l1~1 .n.teret•~di ·:.t~;fJnistr:f;letW~ ~com-._:-:.:,~~~~·~· ~.:=.:.;~J . r; ,·~. ·t.• ·; ~·~~· ~an!' •. e'~~~ ~I . .f~f(~! .. ~rlt~ .orange
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Fridot, Junt 12, 1970 O.\ILY PILOT ),~
. ' erl~ . Cvp. ... -, . · -.
·: -rr~r~rage i)_u.rn~d
• • ~" j I · ·• , ~ 1 ·.·., ~
. 'fwit;e by Rivd_ls :
I ,! /j ~ 't""•
' ST~RD, Conn. (AP) -pnjlmlnary trials and hopes :OW!OY '~gan hopto IOday he'-.an,iam"lhe Ubles as
will lie dlllerent !or his 1l .. k Valiant did .. mer In the ,. .. k
-lkleter y~ )lot~... . ·~ ., . oqt 91 SL Pete.,buig' Fla. • a!Jet loolng her two ltnl 'illee1 ~e 4b-yeaf--0kf MO:gan; who to Intrepid.
designed, buUt<and •ak}ppers Morgan and tus crew have
the Heritage, reeei•ed a rude had .Ill"® · leis sailing time
recipllorl Thursday in the . to work ou~ any kl.ab 1lnce
'po'elimlnery trialJ to pick a they , atriyed ooly, Tuesdly
defender for the America's after a l,fOO.mlle sail ug the
Clip. , • coast from Flor..lda.
Morgan and the Heritage After today, Heritage,
wae beaten by Intrepid .,xi Intrepid and Valiant move to
Valiant· in the races oo Long Newport, ·R.I., where f~r ~
·bland Sound Qy the convincing trials will be held In. July
Umes of one minute, 57 and August and the U.S.
seconds and by 5:42, res~ defender selected for the' fam--
Uyely. ed AmeriCa's Cup ra ce 1
Morgan lakes the Heritage starting sept. 15. Either a
out again &oday in the last Fi'ench or Austra1lail yacht
day ,of his series of will be the challedger.
Oft BYC .
, Lid0-14 s·ailors Readv " ' ·. .
:fu Championship ·Ra~e
Lldo-14 aallors will hold their Class B skippers will com·
fleet ~mpionship Saturday plete for the H a r r o w b Y.
. afX!, · Spnday in a series or Perpetual, awarded each ye~r
bay rai::es· held off Baltk>a to the first Class B skipper
Yacht Cliib. to finish.-' , -. ~ ft will t)e ' thi! 13th 8.nn\I'al ' r championship for ·Fleet ·No. 'The re.gaua will also decide
I, and v.ill be the first time the fltet representatives for
since 1966'lhe sertes ·ha! been the.naUonal champi&nShip to
held in the bay instead of be hel~ in Jackson, ·Mi.al1 ln t¥ oceaa. . , , August.,
'Dave Ullmaft of Balboa Yacht ciob is· the l<fefendiag Frank altd E~Jyn White will
champion for the secoild yehr be race. eommittee chairmen
in a row. He-is ·also the CW'· for this.,weekend'~ reg'atta: -unt~·rfl.tional""Champtoi'hin-UU..___,on S.altl!.~~~ the fleet
, class. v.•111 OOia 1[5 annuJI!J.ii!iier.
.· Skipper~ Jh Class A will be al Balboa Yact,t Club.,.
Colnj>etlng' ·ror' the' Kingsley
-Perpetual Trofihy whicfr sym-
bolizes the fleet 'clwnpio nship.
PAT I PINCll llTURNS
V111T ""T •JACKI• .,.NCt:R
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PIONIER IAllllRI 1Mt NIWl'ORT .ILVO. .... JS"
T·RAVEl., . "·auG · '. . ... . .. ..
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··" · · ·-D-Cn't~t1111aUtst."'11tti-}niiml.' · · , ''·' -PowerSq~.:>""1>-pro!iu BCYC, Ifusting. '·· _ ' .-~ '. organization decidated entirely · .. 1
. 1· ,;"'Irk Y,OUr cefendars nojit . · ' 'J ~.. to safe boating· and iboating Bahia COrinthlaft,-YaCht Club
•f;, • 1< •• • + .-.a.. •= J • "-~ llAT • I · . v . • • • and ~ · ..... · .~uca .. Qtl., ' ' . will;, be ·-t to;-.;ueet 0 sailing , : -"', . ' 'ta '.Advance rtgistl:~Ulru .is oot yadils Jrom Lot Alige!es ijar.
, MA:i I EL HqT WHEf;L..$~ .A ESf DAY -· ~;a· to ~i·a~lxr<i'1 J:?:~d~lurdea"?rm.~~_;: s.ntll Ana:F!-fflon Square . In Court .,_, -."( the first night. ; :"·' • &°'Y· ....-'.""" i · ·
" ~ ..... ~ . . __ , . _ Furth!L_ln{ormatldn .can be CcrhoSi_for tht'~Vent Ls Ca-........... y, June 13, 9:30IJl..M. had by calling Isabt?l 'Pea•e, 6rlllo Beach VaChl Clubol . r;'1 class secretary, at «'7~1855:--Los" Angeles. I ~ •. , .,, ~ .. 'i'--'; . ~-. • .
;.,, .. ,. · ·: · :_...VCI ·to Dedi(afR N e·w· Sloop
SQUARE • , ". .
Mrs. Frederick Bames, UCI Slated to be u~ ln UCl's
P'h y s i Ca' l Educ at Ion instructional, rp.eitlonal and ··Ach6;~!'1(rattYe .Assistant, wlll intercolle,Sa\e'.J:f1;jp g .p~ ~-:cnrlsteft, - . ~'Ucl, •. ·~ ·ne_ W Shields grams,. 'the ~slQoJ) is the lourth '1o br! donated lo UCI
'Class ·slobp ·Sunday al I p.m. by Shiel&s. .~-... Ot~rs are
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People Investing
Mo11ey Somewhere
By SYLVIA PORTER your rejection or these as
Q. IF YOU RA VEN'T been prime mediums fir your sav.
pouring your new money ings bas forced them to pull
dlrectly into the stock market baclc on mortgage )ending.
in the past severa1 months This in tum bas led to a
-and you, certainly have~'t crisis in home construction.
-where have you been 1n-. • has led to moun-vesting it?--__ Thi.sJn.J\U'.g__ ~ _
A. In U.S. Treasury and ting pressure for an end to
Federal Agency ..marketable all interest rate ceilings 10
obligations, traded in the open banks. and savings institution..
market and bringing you 'th the returns ln the historically high could compete Wl open
7, a and 9 percent range • . . market for your savin~s.
In...corporatioa and in state The dangers of a wide-open
and local bonds, also offering ra~ for your 1avings dollar
you reconi..bjgb interest rates are obvious _ and so are
· Q: BUT HASN'T money the dangers of a continued
gone Into savings accounts'! flow of funds away from the
A. No -not on anywhere financial insUtution11.
near the scale of past yeaN;. Meanwhile, your funds have
ln fact, we've been witnessing ol l.O.U .s on an astronomical
a massive "disintermediation" been flowing into all types
• -that clumsiest of bafflegab of 1.0.U.s on an astronomical
t ·word! invented tcrdescribfr the &eale.
-"""'" whereby you by-pass YOUR PURCHAllES of U.S.
the customary, reg u la led Treasury marketable issues in
financial institutions and put 1969 totaled a historic '10.2.
your money instead into the billion, more than double '68's
open market's bonds and notes $4.4 billion. Your purchases
on whlch you can earn more of Federal Agency issues
interest. (By going out of the totaled $4.5 billion, also more
financial intermediates, you than dollble 1968's level. Your "disintennediate.") And you
haven't been saving via. U.S. purchases _al state and local
savings bonds either. Last tax~xempt 1.0.U.r came to
year, you actua1ly cashed in $4.4 billion against net SALES
$400 million more of savings in '68. ln the first quarter
of 1970, you actually
bonds than you bought. dominated the corporate bond
Q, BUT SURELY people market, buying an estimated
have been buying mutual and enormous $2.9 billion. funds~ As the dominant role has
A. Yes, while you've been switched from the individual
liquidating the stoc.k3 of in-to 1he institution In the stock
dividual corporations o n markets, so it bas switched
balance, you've been buying from the tnslituUon to the mutual fund shares o n balance. ln 1969, all sources Individual in the bond
markets. outside 101 coralporl abtio~ -in-The upspiral of interest
dividua s, sm u 11 1 n e s s rates and the-doWJ'l.$piraJ of
Jf a Tt ri eTI1f1 p s7 l:trmers, stock prices are revealing
personal trusts, non-profit in· stock prices are revealing
billion of corporation stocks distortions which none of us
on balance while buying $4.9 anticipated and are creating billion of mutual fund shares on balance. money flows which few of
he us "recognize. much I e 1 s T re ~e profound trends understand. I know no one be.re which cry out for at-he tention and interpretation. who as yet grasps whal t se
For instanre, the upsurge profound developments will
in interest rates has Jed to mean.
a convulsion in yoor ways
of saving money.
IN 1969, YOU put $16.9
counts than in 1961!; in com-
me.rciaJ bank savings accounts
alone, you put $10 billion· LESS
than in the year before; in
savings associatons,you put
almost HALF as much as in
1968; from savings banks just
lhia past April, you withdrew
$ISO mlllioi'lon balance. -
By so doing, you alone have
been a crucial factor in
today's dangerously t i g h t
squeeze on mortgage money.
FOr because about $8 o(
every $10 of mortgage money
banks and savings instl.lulions,
comes from commercial
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JOhrf' F. ••Jack'' Ca.llaban.
·~17 Amherst Platt, Costa
1 ~tesa, t,;elebrated his 30th 1n-
niversary ol service wi\.h
United Air Lines on May 13.
Callahan, 52, is a native. or New York City. He hokts
a Bachelor of Arts degree'
irom Catholic University.
Callahan joined lhe airllne
as a reservations agent In
Ne"' York City.
Arter 3'h years as a Marine
Corps pilot in World War JI
(discharged with the rank of
cap~aln), Callahan entered
United's management ranks
as chie( of reaervaUons in
Bostan in l!M.6.
lle returned to New York
the next year with the nmt
job title, and in 1950 transfer....
nd to lhe airlloe's aa1e.s
cleplrlnl<nt.
HI moved to Oilcago In
1956, ~ II C.ity Nits manacer the.re for lhrte years .,.,.,.. «ilNc lo Los Angeles
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HAPERVILl.E, 111. (UP I) -
Kroehler Mfg'. Go, said it is
withdrawing from the
bedroom furniture business in
the United Slates aad ·Will
close down its wood fufnlture
plant In Lexington, K y •
because or operating losses.
PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPll -
Del E. Webb announ ct'd
purchase of the 25 •s tory
Kroger Building in ClnciMali
and the 20-story Traders Na-
Uonal Bank Building in Kansas
City ror •12 million .
1be seller was R. E. Duma!
Milner, an investor. Webb said
none of its stock was involved
in the deal, bot both buildings
were acquired subject to long
tenn mortgages by Prudential
lrL!Urance Co. of America.
NEW YORK !UPI)
Jersey Central Power & Light
Co. has applied to the Atomic
Enerty Commlssion for a
pennit to butld a second
nuclear power plant in Oceen
County. N.J. COst, includin~
nuclear fuel. would be $367
mi!Uoo.
The proposed unit, to be
situated less than a mile east
of the company's Ost.er Creek
un1t, would have Initial net
electrical capacity of l,129,000
kJlow1tL!. Earliest completion
date would be April JS. 1975;
la ten would 1>e A'ptil 15, -1m.
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An elderly patient has walked 15 miles for treatment by one of iiortheast
Thailand's mobile...medical teaips .
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from farms and neighboring villages.
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mobile medical team.
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nated;arcaa of.Laos, -arUl it hU long '
bee.!!:µtl'ef.1'ned bY.!!1.SUrKl!ncy, · . . \ .: _, ... ~
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11\ ve1 · ioun' the 1 i:egion, bringing
medical services to many: villages
for the first.tj_me: 4ncf fighting dis-
eases such as mala:ri& and cholera. . '
~ --J.~aeh tean1·has lfi1~ja}istsi in~
clud1rig Thai doctoi.s:. :~~~nurses
'vorking in cooperopoii !"1tb a U.S.
foreign aid pi;ogram-the Agenc1"
for lnternatio~al DeveJopment
(A.I.El.}: In one year,.661niclrmedi-,.
cal unit.S tl'eat 8?,me two millio~i.""
peo\}le in 1;500 vi\lageis.1 ~lp •equip
_se.veJ-al hospitals:{dig ·over three
doze n" wells, and train an additional
' 500 p3.ramedic31 personnel.
At the signal of t he temple drun1,
J>e<>ple, yoting and"oldJ flock to ol:>-
t:lin help. They often wal,k many
ntlles from outlyingla·rms and ham-
-!els l o -attend a sessi9n: 'fhey are
beginning t.o share~ the l>euefil:3 af
expanding welfare·· sery.ices. Aud
they are 1inding tlJ,.eir~ liVes a little c freer of the .old hliT"~'nst· in partic-
ular Of the fear and a tit.of helpl~s
sicknegg,
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Ctill. In tho rwmoto, ¥1Ji.o.s ol,-•I ThllllOnd ,_ for
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A 1ign1l l1 beaten on the temple dnim to call the villagers for
medical trutment, 1t a makuhlft cli"nlC'ln the temple ilself.
A sick cltlkl ti •nminltd for frKM of,maleN,1 • dlMne which 11
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A portion of the Anaheim Convention
Center will be transformed into 1 floral
paradise June 20-28 When the SoUthland
Home and Garden Show opens with a
gala premiere on June J9. with Droceeds
,:oinp: to the Childrens Hospital ol Orange
County. It opens• to the public on June
20.
' Flowers and shrubs from 21 countries
around the world will be uaed in the
garden section of the show "'hich Is
a new addition this year.
Among the more spectacular di splays
will be a :JG.foot high mountain covered
with snow-decked plfle trees and a
Japanese garden with the traditional
templ e and bridge set amid colorful
yello\V chrysanthemums. Delicate orchids
ill e trn'li"al i<:larwl settinO' will vie with
the bold beauty of red roses decorating
a r~olica of the Statue of Llbf>rty.
All of these and more are the creations
nf Harty Macres of ·Santa Ana who
has gained the title or ··~tr. Flower
Show'' throuJ?h his work in such outstan-
ding floral spectaculars as the •Tourna-
ment of Roses. Los An~eleii: County Fair,
California IntemaUona1 Flower Show,
W,.rld Flower Show and manv others.
JOSE 'NIETO TRIO WILL PLAY THROUGHOUT THE GARDEN AREA DURING SHOW
Macres started ordering ·nowers and
shrubl'I more than three montlts a~
In order to have the varieties he wished .
Some of them available only from
soecialized growers_ 'Mlll was true in
the case of eremurl. a South AmHic.in
rilant similar fn yuceA which lie ord~
from Mrs. Fred Stone of Corvallis,
Ore., the only grower in the United
Sl11tes.
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l1ater1nissio1a
~c-oast --Comics Score
But exotic flowers of great beauty
must have the proper setting and many
months ,r planning have iOne ito the
,.floral utravMama which will pfease vlllt•rt to u.. liolD< show." 9,!!e·~ may wa}.k through "The \!alley
of the Fountain&" whue clear waters
will leap from colorful ,becfs of flowers.
By TOM TITUS
Of l~e 0.11' ,.Hot' Iliff
LOCAL BOYS MAKE GOOD DEPT.
-Orange Coasl comedians Bill Skiles
and Pete Henderson are on tour with
Laugh-In 's Rowan and Martin these da ys,
and grabbing off most of the fat notices.
If the reviews [rom Lhe Washington Post
and Star are any indication.
"The highlight or the show. and the
two . young men who fried to keep it
from total disaster ," is the way Star
critic John Segraves put It. ''Their com-
edy is almost total visua l and aural"
and "Their brilliantly t i m e d im-
Yexican Fiesta
Opening June 10
At Padua Hills
provlsalions, fttsh style and total lack
of pretentiousness easily make them the
standouts or a long evening."
More reserved, bUt equally laudalo.ry,
was the Post, which commented, "Skiles
arid Henderson show formidable gifts
as an inventive team of mimics. Their
best scenes (an awards ceremony in
an endlessly echoing hall) are quite
brilliant bits of madness."
The Post writer singled out Skiles'
robot bit, a fixture of _the duo's local
..repertoire of za niness, as "a bil of
·pantomime that would have done
Marceau justice."
Rowan and h1artin fared less suc-
oessfully. The Star dumped them un-
ceremonious ly as "merely two mediocre
st.arid.up comics away from the tube,''
while the Post decried their "jokes of
stupetying wiUessness."
One might gather, as Orange Coast
night clubbers have known all along ,
that it's abo ut Ume Pete and Bill had "Carnaval fie Veracruz," a gay fiesta their 0~ show on the tellv . It's not
Jn tropical Mexico. opens June 10 al out nf the realm of possibility, and
Padua Hills Theate r in CJare1nont. a few more reviews like this might
The-carnival or song and dance from speed the cause along.
the State of Veracruz, Mexico, is Uvely . _
with Caribbean rhythms and costumes !\.flSSJON IMPROBABLE DEPT. -
of its people. An interesting playlet, Costa Mesa's Judy Burns, who occuj:jied
a tradition or the camaval. is presented a r~turcd spot in lhls column a year
in Act .1. ll lnvolves the King and ago. is lhc subject of· 'an Illustrated
Queen of the fiesla, the Book of Life .articlue in lhis week's .TV qulde, chronkl·
and ihe Oevil. It Is symbolism that in.i: her rise-as f video writer ':-' and
9!'1C will find enacted and re.enacted su~uent fall.
by the Mexican people during their 'l'he story recounts how Judy !!Old
fiestas and carnivals. a script to "Star Trek" on her first
Patrons or such folk arts needn 't travel attempt. then went oh the "Mission :
all the way to the Gulf of Mexico Impossible," where she was hired as
to enjoy them. for they are presente,d an apprentice writer. She wrote two
in faithful authenticity in all of the scripts for that series and did S)TIOp&es
plavs at Padua Hills Theatre. on those submitted by other writers.
Although most of the play's dialogue Then, although she '!as described by
ts in Spaniah. the Players art very series producer ~ Geller a s
clever and adept at lransmitllng the • "brilliant'' and )Xlsses5ing "Incipient
story !g the audience. ~lent as a writer," she. was let go.
''Camaval de Veracruz" introduces the She's now back ln her Mesa del Mar
popular sUmmer habit of Jamaica af ter home hoping to mike it as a ·free
each performance. This is an outdoor lancer.
the new season gets under way In the
fall.
Sometimes you can get ahead by just
fiddJ lng around ••. Costa Mesa 's }{arlan
Morris will be fr>:ing to do just that
nex:t week when he competes in the
national division of the Old Time FiCt-
dler's contest in Weiser. Idaho . , • con-
testants come Crom all mirts of this
country and Canada for lbe June 16-20
event. which offers *2,200 in cash prizes.
The chief topic of conversation around
the Richard Dow household in Irvine
these days Is Laguna's upcoming pro-
duction of "Oliver" . . . . ruchard find
hi11 wife. Carla, play Mr. and Mrs.
Sowcrberry. while ,son Mason is in the
chorus . . . . Richard also is un-
derstudying for the leading role of Fagin.
Producers AunouQcecl
For Flip Wilson Show
Monte Kay and Flip Wilson 's Street
Cotner Productions has announced an
assoc iation with 'Bob Henry Productions
for the new "Flip Wilson Show" wbJch'
will air' this _fall on Channel 41 in· the
Thursday, 7:30-l:30 p.m. time slot.
Henry wlll act as producer with Moote
Kay as execuUw. producer. Director
writers and other staff will be announced
shortly.
°""· f!1 t!ie )~l fOIJlltains wm be SMa~througlr 1µ1 .tnfrancf': arch framed
with ~:rose.,·~ hf~Oites of various
nitlions and adoHie-t with ca«es of live
white doves~ symbolizilig peace.
A smwjy, tropica1 island, comnlete with
huts; 'rowbcia~s · and' lakes, will have a
· 30-foot trtij:licaJ ll'ee of orcbkls.
Han~g:: gardens will be alive with.
the colors, ot roc:es, carnations. glad ioli .
A waterfall "ill be the center of a
CHJiet summes: $Cene with a natural woods
<(feet •.
J.fanv exhibitors will have booths man-
ned with experts to give visitors ad vice
on problems from lawn maintenance a;1d
pl1ntlng 'to J'ais.ing nower1 and landscap-
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\vhldl had it!, inception as the Oran11 e
Cow:lty1 Home SOOw in 1955, will, with
the exception ol the Oower show "'hich
Is, new' this yeai', follow much the same
format as in past years. It -will be
greaUy .expanded however, according to
Geor~e ·eoiouris, rounder-producer.
The 100.000 square-foot exhibition hall
will contain hundreds of booqta displaying
prodUcl! •for ~ home, an 1rt gallery
and totniSbed rooms. settings, plus otb('r
atttacttoM, wllich include strolling musi-
cians. Colouris said. .
,Hqurs of the sho\t ire from noon
to tl p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays
aftd 5 to 11 p.m. weekdays. Tickets,
S2 fQ.r adults and SI for juniors, 12-11
ytar.s may be purchased at the door.
Children uoder 12 admitted free with
adults. The Convention Center Is located
at 1100 W.,Katella Ave., ,\nahetm.
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BALLIT ~ A ballet demotlltral'-i lltl~ "The Training
or : Dancer" wlll be prennled lhla weekend In two perfonn-
ances by lbe recentt3Normed:Newport BilDet ComP.8111, mem·
ber of the Pacllic Reltlotlal Balle! A11ociatign. Under lbe direc-
tion of Mona Francea lbe.!'OmJ18!!!...wlll preHllt•lbe program of
a young dancer as she learns the necesaary tecbnfqus. The
!irsl performance ls 7 p.m-Saturdaf"at Coata Mt11 High
School, lbe second SW.Say at 3 ln I.be R,otµlil. Lagttlla 8'ach.
r RANDY MACRES, 5, FINDS SUNFLOWER TALLER THAN HE . .
Hollywood Backstage
Jackie Bissett Not After
Image of Film Sex Quee11
By HAL BOYJ.E
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the ki nd or a girl a man would tum
to took at twice even in he were fleeing
a sinking ship.
He might even dawdle long enough
so he could jump into the same lifeboat
she boarded.
But attracllve as she ls with · her
striking figure, copper·brown hair and
250-walt, gray-g reen eyes, Miss Bisset,
one or the most r~idly
rising young interns·
lional film stars, bas
no desire to be billed
as a sex image.
"I don't think or my·
self as that at all," she
said. "When they tell
me to be sexy in a
photograph, I don't
know what they mean .
JACQUll.INI •Tll•T "Do they n1ean you
should hike your skirt Up or stick your
longui out? It's ridiculous.
"What makes a person sexy Is liking
~ the opposite sex. It's more mental than
-physical. There are a lot or birds around
who dress in a sexy fashion, but who
aren't at all sexy in their minds. They
are just doing a narcissistic trick in
their heads.
"A Frenchwoman, even if plain. 11
attracUve because she is aware or being
a woman and feels llke a woman. That
makes a man feel more ma.!ICuline."
"I've been identified wi th so many
famous male stars lhat now I have
the problem Of establishing my own
idi!ntity," she said. "Not necessarily as
a star, but at least an identity.
"My goal changes •as I go along.
If I do a big part well, then I want
to do a small part brilliantly. 1 w:int
to keep growing, not become sloth::,
and keep cxperieocing new emotloos,
good or bad.
"Bui to me life Is fun. }dy philosophy?
Well, I kind of like \h!'" advice· a girl
friend once gav.e me 'Relax, lo thine
ov.·n sell be true - and lie like hell
to e\'etyone else.' But I don't think
She really meant it. The sa me wilb
people.
"It's bard for me lo put anyone do~·n,
even if he's a complete slob. Friends
tell me that if I met Adolf HH:er.
I'd manage to find somethin'g d'larmin~
about hlm.
"But I do like to be positive. I hate
to be negaUv!. ~!:."! a bit or a ~~---watcher:-1-th1nk everyone has somctfi1ng
worthwhile in him -iC you take the
trouble to find it out."
WEEKEND EB
INSIDE t'E"TURES
. Friday, Jue U, 19'11
Jack Knew answers mail from :
some of ~dcrs today In his •
"Wheels ·~~!'~ping" column on :
fiesta on the grounds. r"ilh entertainment · The TV guide coverage can't harm
by tbe pbyers. games and Mex.lean her career any, but the anonymous
-delicacles. One of the latter l's Jamaica,,, author's reference lo Costa Mesa as
the cool summertime drink of Mexico. "one of thMe L.:os Angeles suburbs"
IRVINE CHDllALI -The Irvine ·Maaler Chorale will
present-the tinaJ two concerti in ita cunent aeison, this •week;
end. Saturday, Verdi Requiem, under the direction of Dr.
Maurice Allard, will be given at Garden Grove Community
Church at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 4 p.m. in lbe First Christian
&.During a brief career as a London -wiooei. Jackie -as her friends know
her now -had such nicknames as
"Jackson," "The Blscu!L.0 and "8.B.B.,"
wr "big.bOttomed broad.''
•'But they can't call me by the last
one now -that's gone," said MIM
Bbset, with the pleasant complacency
of a girl who tapes In at 3644-36.
Page 24. U y9u have a queslion
or a camping problem writ1 Jack
about It.
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Visitors will also find the dining room. might .be a llUle hard to swallow. That
Import shop, studio shop and glass blower 1eems like the height of big eily
ot Padua Hills. They are all open dally chauvinism.
C'<tepl Monday. CUrtain titne for the ,1
plays at this year around theatre is BACKST CE ·-Tbe com m u n It y
at 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays through theater awards s.eason_ 11 now officially
Saturdays with matinees at 2:30 p.m. under way . ... • first to distribute
on Wednesdays and Saturdays. trophies were lhe Sariti Ana Coq'lmunity
Padua lUllJ ls located on Padua Player!I last week .••. ne:xl up wlU
AV<!nu<':, In the foothills., three miles be tht Laguna Moull<ll Playhouse in
north of Foothill Blvd. in Claremont:-July. then lhe Co:sta Mesa Civic
n cscrvalloM are recommended. but are Playhouse In August , . , the Huntington
Church of Santa Ana. ~ ~
DIXIELAND JAIZ .:._ Jazz Incorporated of Huntington
Beach will present a Otxteland Jazz Session on Sunday at 2
p.m. in lbe Huntington Beach Moose Hall , 7409 Lor~e Circle,
Huntington Bea ch. This Is a part of lbe regular monthly mfft-
ing, Guests welcome.
Seo Gulde to Fun, P19t 24 not always necessary for both theatre Beach Playhouse and We~hninstcr Cnm-
and dinin& l'uom. (714) 62&-12.:18. munity Thcatcr\,tak lr-lurns 1rt...--l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili•!'"'lllliliii•••••••••m·;.. .... I
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, Only 24, Jackle already has been· ill
J J fllms, including "The Det.ectlvf!,"
"BullJtt" and "Airport." She ba:!I ap-
peir@d with such top male stars as
Frink Sinatra, Albert Finney, Dean
~tarUn, and Sltve McQueen. In her Jalf.st
picture, "The Grasshopper/' she is 'co-
starred wil.h Jim Brown and plays the
UIJe role or a Las Vegas lass with
elastic morals.
She feels that sht has reached a dlf·
llcult poipt in her corw.
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· LSce~i~ Spot
BE YNAC, France -This is the vall ey of the
1n a gnificent Dordogne_ River in m ild a~d_ sunny
•. ~uthwest F r ance. It is probably one of tn:e most
:-.qquisite pastoral areas left in the \vorl.d.
:-· . This is back\voods F rance, 400 miles south of
.-. Paris. Tourists -not even French tourists -com e ~ 1 Pere in a ny numbers. l<)!w .cars.. T he narrow_ roa"'s
a re decorated \Vilh miles of white Queen Anne's
Lace and acres of meadows of buttercups.
Tall Lombardy poplars s tand along the roads.
The hills are g reen v.•ith oaks. And there are weeir
· ·1ng willows•over the river.
:~;, • At th• Hotel Bonnet !e a te ~nder parasols and
::_~apevines b eside the river. Dordogne salmon cook·
• -ed in a paper bag (to keep the juices) with a buttery
}lollandaise and mousseline sauces.
· Asparagus a nd leeks. Veal pertgord noir with
mushroom a nd truffie sauce. Chevre, the creamy
goat cheese of this region. Finally strawberries in :-~Ke cream topped with w hipped cream and walnuts.
:.--'!· * !:-·.: · Prices have stayed low down here: $4.20 for
rtqe luncheon. You should stay in the new and ele.
·.i,ant . Hotel R oyal·Vezere in the lo\vn o! Le Bugue.
:.rt· will cos t a round $15. . * :.J.::,._ -~ ~ ~~·~-
-This il truffle t ountry. (The word is the same a s
· the word for a dog's nose. They ,look like round black
strawberries.) .
Truffles a re foun(l like gold -if you happen to
dig in the rig ht place. Specially trained pigs smell
•them out a foot underground. They sell for $12 a
.wund. ~· :.·. Added in tiny slivers they are s upposed to give
.. J a\J.ces, pate, omelettes an elusive. pleasant, d·ark· :'Wood taste. (I must s ay I can't find any taste in
trumes. But millions of Frenchmen do.)
The French say: "You don't really notice the
.,,tas te of truffles. But you notice the LACK of truf-
~jlts."
'.:.,.; · Splendid country to get away from the tourist
-. ..route and see rural France.
* • :·1:; "Can you reco~m .... d a good medium·priced
-.,HOtel in Paris?"
"••"• Paris is full of g loomy little medium-priced ho-
tels. I think I've s tayed at a dozen by now -each
' one recommended by friends. (Whose judgment
~--1.J>egin to doubt.) Paris hotels must have been built
by architects who felt you must start with .. ~ dark
. d l•titwell and build a round it. . ' ~ * .. "" .
·•• ~ Now tbe trifk is NEVER take f rQOl!l' without
, . ~~king at it fits . gbey 'll surely put you on th'e light· ~11, reserving+the outside rooms for people who
• scream. So look first and start screaming. I stay a•
qhe Crillon.
*' ''How mudJ do w• tip taxi drivers, waiters,
maids, wh•n we go to Expo 70 in Ja pan?"
No tipping in J apan. Taxi drivers .are not tipped.
_ A service charge on your bill takes care of waiters
· and maids and bellboys. There Js a service charge
-::::!jM!r bag carried by airport j>orters -as 1 recall it's
~posted on a big sign. -. * .
lflaga Rubbing
A rubbing of the upper balf of Stela frorri Seibal
an ancient May a site on the Pasion River in th~
jungle of Guate mala, is one iD Tulane University
Collection of rubbings being shown in the Carousel
Court area of South Coast Plaza, through · June )5.
Guide to Ft1n
-Last Concert
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JUNE U.15
MAY A RUBBlNGS - A selection of ~taya Rubbings from
the collection of Tulane University will be on display ih lhe
Carousel area of South Coast Plaza, lhrougfi June 15. The rub-
blngs . were made by Mrs. Merle Greene Robertson, distin-
guished scient.llic illustrator and noted authority -0n Maya
Culture.
JUNE l.Z·l3
GLASS BLOWER -'Nino Buffonl, lLalian glass blower, will
demonstrate hls skill during a show called "Artistry in
Glass" lh the Mall at Huntington Center, San Diego Freeway
at Beach and Edinger, during regular business hours June
12·13.
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TEEN CLl.\ll DANCE -The Westminster RecreaUon and
Parks Depatlment wiU hold a Teen Club Dance in the.com·
munlty center: ll2GO Westmlqstet Ave., (for WestmW!ti;
teens) each Sat. from 8 p.m. \o miil.night. Adin.lssJari, $1~
for members. $1.50 for non·members. The "Amazon Canal''
will play for dancing J une 13. ,
JUNE 13-14
IRVINE A·IASTER CJIORALE -The Irvine Master Chorale
group, directed by . Dr. Afaurice Allard, will .give the final
two perlormances of its Verdi Requiem' June concert the
last one of the season. One perfOrmance will be 'at a
p.m., June 13 at the Garden: Grove Community Church,
Garden Grove: and the other will be in lhe First Christian
Church of Santa Ana at 4 p.m. ·on June 14. Tickets, $2.50
~or adults and $1.50 for students;'\re avajlible at the churc~s
in advance or at the door. Phone 675-2Hll or 646-0130 for
reservations. ;-:: This does ·not ~pply' to th·e tligttt ' club ramble.
~.c:'l'he hat check chick gets a tip. The chahning hOstess
JY¥ho s its w ith y ou, lights your cigarettes and listens JUNE 13 . 14.
"!:io your trouble~ expects a tip. A little. less than you 'BAU.ET -The Newport Ballet Company, member· of the
; . :pay your psychiatrist for the s ame thing.· Pacific Regional Ballet Association, wtll present ·a demon.:
~ : · * --. stration program on Sat. and Swi. under the direct.Ion of
... ; l\ t ip to the nigh·t club head waiter -$10 -wi!l Afona F rances. "The Training of a Dancer" will be given
('tet you a better ta ble. A prettier hostess. And a at the Lyceu1n Theater, Costa Mesa High School, H5o Fair·
~ etter chance to see how much electricity you can'.. view Road, Costa A1e!a, al 7 l>.m. Sal. and at 3 p.m. Sun. t'.~· uy "'ith a hundred dolla rs. in the Forum on the Fe.s Uv al of Arts grounds, 650 Laguna . : '.. * Canyon Road . Laguna Beactt No charge !Of' admission.
·~ ... ~·oo you drink tap water in European hotfls?"
..i I do the '\later thing in a kind or m ystic way.
r-:, -sometim es I drink tap \Yater . som etimes bottled
.. Y!-ater. , 'J11e l arVter south I g_o,. the more I favor
bOttled -water . .At .reslaura nts 1t 1s customary to or-
•·• der bottled water -Eu ropeans who drink tap water -,: . lt\· home order bottled water in rest aurants. I think
:-~·s a leg up socia lly. . 'J ' ''If you wanted to .write a book fot a ye•r, had
:" ..... little money, wher• would you go?" , '
·, , One of the small beach towns in Portugal. a : ~ .:.....tialf bour from Lisbon. Probably live on a hundred
· ..... l:ic so a month. By law, \vine comes with all me8.I s.
: •• Good wea the r. And all that's wrong with it is I'd ::-go oui of 1ny mind having to live a year there. But
• ~.Jilaybe it's your c up of vinho verde.
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~POR~ .SPECTACULA!\ -There will be a w~k .of sport-
ing exh1b1lS ,demonstrations and contests cit Hun tington Cell-
te.r. San Diego Freeway, Beach and Edinger,· June 13-2tl.
Inc luded in the show \\'i U be a dry ski run, fly casting
demonstrations and perform ances by the skate board cham-
pion. Booths where one may try-his ;;kill will be available
(for which there will be a small charge). Funds rail«! go
to the Bo.ys Club of Huntington Beach.
JUNE 14
I>lXIELAND JAZZ -Jazz Incorporated will present a Dixie.
land Session at its regular monthly meeting this Sunday ,
at 2 p.m. in the lluntington Beach Moose Hall, 7409 Lorge
Circle (off Gothard and Edinger). Admission $1 for members,
? for guests. Musicians ·and their wives are admitted free.
JUNE 19 ·SEPT. 7
l\.NOTl"S BERll \' FARM -A Golden Cavalcade of Coufltry
and WeStern· Music will be ataged each weekend at Knott's,
June 19 t.hrou1h Labor Day. Sept. 7. Appearing lune 19. The
JJmmy Wake.ly Show ; June 20, Waylon Jennings; June 21 ,
Cathie Taylor with showtimes -Fri. • sat.6 :30, 8:30 ahd ' . ~t' 10:30 P:m~f•Sun. 5. 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. "The Sound Genera-
tion''. a groue or 24 young men and women from John Brown
UnivcrsHy, will present shows ~fon .• Thurs. at 7. 1:30 and
10 p.m. Hours: 9 a.m. · 11 p.rn . A1on. -Thurs; 9 a.m .• mid·
night. f ri. · Sat.; Close 10 p.m. Sun .. beginning June 19.
, 1 Admission $1 for adults. 1-'i cents for children II and under. ~H>"'--',-No additional charge Jor shows. 8039 Beach. Blvd,, Buena · ~ 1 Park.
Tre1>el Vie"''
Moi;eTrip
Offerings
Available
Delta Air~Lines bas opened
a second Orange County
tlckeUng faclllty located in the
Dllaeyland. Hotel to offer bet.
ter service to travelers. It
Is hoµsed In the ground level
of the hotel, adjacent to the
monorail, where it will be until ·
the tleW DiBOeyland Travel
Port is opened in a few
months. The other facility is
located In the Town and CouD-
try Shopping Center i n
Orange. •
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Alr Canada has a brochure which features 10 vacaUoo YOUNGSTER ENJOYS THE TRANQUILITY OF OPEN SPACES
pack.ages from Ontario to the Campers Ffnd Plenty of Wh•t They Want in Butterfi•ld Country Camp Groundt
Marltlmes.Chose a wtektnd
vlJlt or a two-week escorted
trl'p through Prince Edward
Island, New Brunswick and
"Nova ScotUa. Get the booklet
from any Air Canada ticket
office or travel· a~ency. The
alrllne serves Toronto and
Montreal with twice dally
flljhts from Los Angeles.
Camper's _Mailbox
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• • Reader's Question s Answered Today
The S. S. Arcadia, one of
the P&O pasaenger liners, has .We _g\'!t letters.
a. super cargo of entertainers Q. Wbo's tbe bl1gest
OOoked for '"her cruises ~to-m•nfadurtt of recreational
Alatka and Canada. Several veblcles? J.L.M.
murlcal groups. drafted .rrOI!' A. It depends' on how you .
Las Ve1as -Tahoe CltCWt 1· · WI ba h f-"l~::!!!!=~i..!! with other cornboa playldg 1gure 1t. nne go as . a
several dliferent kinds of 750,0()()..square-foot plant tn By ·JACK KNEASS
music will be aboard. Enter-Forest City, Iowa, and a doll~r '----------.J
tainment and deck isports will sales .~lume . that may htt vertised trailer lois of which
nO doubt play a secondary $50 million this year, or so ·we. have heard are those sold
role to the spect.acular scenery we are told. Perhaps they by Rancho Encino, ldyllyild .
of the Inland' p a s s a I e , are biggest. Q. Which is the best C~.!'
northern coasts and l h e Q. I wtderatud tnJ.ler Iota to pall a trailer? The best
glaciers which wlll dwarf tbe tor recreational vehicles are truck? M.L.
huge 30,000 ton shJp. An elibt· for ule in some A. I wonder what Heaven
day. Vancouver Lsland Circle pana: of tbt cou-is like ?
Cruise leav~ June 21 and a try. Are tbere a.ny
two-weie.k cruise to Vaocouver, ncb' places in
Ketchikan, Juneau, Glacier ·callfornla· where B~y, Sitka and Vldoria wiij I could bu~ 8 lot?
sail from Los Angeles July AB w
5 and July 19. · · · e A. Some mobile
Alr France has increased JACK •u11uss home develop..
its non-stop service to Paris ments around Hemet will ac-
fr'om Los Angeles to seven cept mediufn small trailers if
flights a week leaving lnterna-you buy a lot, but the only ad-
tional Airport at t ::wJ p.m .
nightly. Flyinfj: time for the .. ..,..., __ ...,,,..ll'!llU~
Q. I am going to build a
camper. Where can I get a
catalog Of parts? Z. Y.
A. A big ne»'· one has just
been put out by -Fredson
Trailer Supply, 815 N. Harbor,
Santa Ana. Send $2 and you
get lhe catalog and a gi ft
certificate worth $2.50.
Q. Are there any trailer
parks or camps in Europe?
J.B. 5,642 mil e route is 10 hours,
50 minutes. Connecting flights A. A guide book, CamPing
from Orly Airport in France L1· ve Europa, shows over 500 camps
can be made to over 100 cities. Jn Italy alone. 1
• Q. I have friends coming
C on Ii n e n ta I Airlines Th ~ from the East who are divers
dedicated its fi rst Boeing 747 eater and trailer owners. Where. is aircraft to the men and ~j women who created it and f a 1ood place to slay in
named it "The Proud Bird ;i CalHorni•? L.At.
or Seattle." The airline will "Savt.d" A. nailer Life Magazine
have three 747 aircraft in its On stage at South eoast recommends Laguna Bench
fleet by the end of July all Repertory Theater 1827 New-and South Laguna as best in
of which will fly the Mainland-port Blvd., Cost.a Mesa, Fri.. California fo r diving and
Hawaii rou te. Sun .. at 8:30 p.m. througli~Juty snorkeling. and s u g g ests
• 11. Re~ervations -646.-1363. staying at Newport Duties
If you are interested in a "One Flew Over Trave l Trailer Park in
walkin1 tour ol Norway, write the Cuckoo's Neat" · Newport Beach. (We suggest
to the Norwegian Touring Club A comedy on stage at South reservatio~s.)
in Oslo for a list of the tours. Coast Repertory, 1827 Newport · Inexpensive lodges abotJnd at Bl d c · Q. \Vbere can I set a list v ., osta Mesa, 8:30 p.m. . 1 d. 1 ta" , 01 1 a day's walk apart arid there Wed.-Thurs., June lo.July 9. o 1sposa s uons. paces
Is a great saving on the meals Reservations_ 646-!3&3. i ., can fill my LP bottles~
and room.s to the Touring or state laws to watch out "Boeing • Boeing" Club. Giant peaks, glistening for wben lra\1ellng? C.A .~f. la · 11 A comedy on stage at the I c1er1, remote v • e y s. Cost.a Mesa Community Play. A. Send $2 to Good Sam
sparkling waterfalls and house (West gite of Orange Club, 10148 Riverside Drive,
peaceful lakes wil freshen the C nt F els North Hollywood, CA. 91602. city-dwellers soul. The Scan-ou Y airgroun ), at .1:30
dJnavtan Travel offices, 612 p.m. June 18, 20 and 25 . 27. This book also lists prefer red
s. Flower St., Los Angeles. Reservations -834-5303. trailer parks.
90017 can furnish information "Nifty Review" Q. What 11.hlftg or . places
on the country. A review is on stage at the ·1o stcJ-p i1 be1t? l see several e Nifty Theater. 307 Main St., adverUsea. D.M.L.
The Southern Calif. Seniors' Huntington Beach. Fri. and . A. The bi'ggest, mosl corn·
Club has a "fall Foliage" bus Sat. at 8:30 p.m. Reservations . plele and qui te authorative
tour leaving Los Angeles on -SJ&..9158. ·d book · Sept. It (under $700). 11 en· "Come Blow Your Hora"· gwT ~II is Woodal l 's
compasses all parts of the A comedy by NeiJ Simon I!· r a. e r in g Parks and
United States and parts of on stage at Corona del Mai: Ca Ill Pg r o u n d s · It ~ists
Canada where autumn foliage High School's little theater · ,thoii.saruls or J)(l rks in
CQJors are most magnificent. (presented by Irvine Commu. Atnerlc~, Canada and .Mexico
If you are interested contact nity Theater), Fri .. Sat. pt <tYld haa much else of 1ntercsL
Grace C. Dehm. 6679 N. 8:30 p.m. June 19. 27. ~r.· ln"lt. This full magazine size
Sult.ana Ave., Apt. No. 5, vations -833-1793. book runs well over 800 pages.
phone her at (213) za5.5921. £& 2 -
sells for $3.95, arid ls available
at all trailer supply stores.
Q. Why d 0 D' t the
newspapers report when there
is g<1ing lo b~ }_big trailer
rally, or when thue has been
one? F.C.
A. 1iotany .. local.. papers
devoted to an area would car-
ry such items. if they know
about them. Why don'~ yo11
try sending ;n brief itemJ
dealing with camping and
local citizens to I h is
newspaper?
Get Ready
For Summer
An aclion-packed "Slimmer
Family Special." the spec-
tacular"Royal Lipizzan Stallion
Sho"" Yo'ill be srcn at tlu'ee
major Southland arenas in
July.
Dates include the Forum in
Inglewood, July I 0 · I I · I 2 :
Swing Auditorium in San
Bernardino, July 14-lS, and
Long Beach Arena, J uly 17·\S..
19.
The Royal Lipiuan Stallio n
Show is now on its !irst na·
tio11al tour, thrilling audiences
y,·herever it has been seen.
Its contingent of ra r e ,
aristocratic Lipizzan stallions
are pure-blood desccndents of
the original Lipiu.ans, foaled
and bred in Vienna's famed
Hoyal Spanish Ridb1g School.
The massive. superb]y.t rained
equines are famous for their
tremendous leaps into the air.
their elegant appearance and
highly di sc iplined
performances.
The show y,•ill al.>o feature
a lineup of the finest European
riders available at Lhis time
a \•irtual "Who's Who" of th~
e_questrian w o r Id : men
hterally born and raised in
tlic saddle .
Tickets. now available at the
box offices of all three arenas,
as v.·ell as all Southland ticket
<1utlets. are $6. $5 and $4,
at both the Forum and Long
Beach arenas, and $5, '4 and
~3 at Swing Auditorium . Even·
1ng performances are schedul·
ed for 8:30 p.m. and Sunday
afternoon performances at
2:30 p.m .
Temple City Calif., ti 780. Or '
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Princess Cruises have ex·
panded their family plan to
include au cruises to Mexico
and raised eligibility age-for-
famlly rates on the Alaska.
Canada cruises Crom 12 to
under 18 years. Now a child
under 18, acci:lmpanled by two
adults, OCCl.IPYinl a third or
fourth berth may travel for
a l1at reduced rate (depending
on number of days) to Mexico.
Summer Is Here!
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The advent ol daflight saving time has added
-an extra pour of vie\v1ng pleasure for diners who
\vish to enl· oy the spectacular sUnset over the blue
Pacific ~a the Galley West restaurant near
Marineland.
A complete remodeling plus a new m~n~
offering a new selection of items makes a visit
here a whole new experience. ,
The lunch menu offers seven choices plus
three salads priced from $1.75 to $2.95.
DINNER SELECTIONS
The dinner selections include b r o i l e d
swordfish, $2.95; twin tails of lobster~ $5.95, or
New York steak, $4.95.
A buffet salad bar presents all the making
plus a choice of three delicious dressings! minted
French, green goddess or Louis. '
The bot French or pump~rnickle brea~ is
delicious as is the seafood Chowder served m a
mug. 1 Delectable additions to any meal are the
fresh mushrooms saute in wine-butter sauce, 85
cents, or the golden crisp onion rings coated in
a special beer batter, 75 cents.
ENTERTAIN
After dinner a complimentary champagne
shrub provides a light cool taste treat, combining
lemon sherbet with champagne. The spacious
cocktail lounge features piano bar entertairunent
every night except Monday.
• White Horse Inn ..
There's an old adage about leaving well
enough alone. It you question its wisdom talk
to the folk.s who oper~te Newport Beach's White
Horse Inn.
Thej'll te11 f oil ·tbe stiYing c'ontciiris nothing
but the truth. And .that they're going to stand
by Lie safe advice fo? some time to come. .
A while back tbe Inn introduced some ex·
perimen.tal menu cba:.ges in the spirit of being
innovative. In the process some long·standing en·
trees were dropped in favor of a shortened bill
of fare.
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PATRONS DON'T LIKE CHANGE
Among the displaced items was roast prime
rib of beef. The reaction from unhappy patrons
wasn't long setting in .
The result, by overwhelming popular demand,
was a quick return of prime rib to the menu.
Along with most of the other entrees that took
a temporary leave of absence.
· ·Now, once again, all is peace and harmony
at the White Horse Inn. Customers are happy
to see their old favorites back and management
is pleased by the restored sense of well-being.
PRIME RIB BACK
One final note, in the matter of prime rib.
, It's back in eve'ry delicious particular as before,
bas led in genuine stout,· and served' with Yorkshire
pudding.
The Galley West is open from 11:30 a .m.
till 10 p.m. on week nights and until II p.m. Asking price is $4.95 on the full dinner, $6.25
on weekends. ~ for the Prime Minister's cut. Monday night it's
Marineland, nearby, is a must see. It ts now the house special for $3.25, with a child's serving
featurihg a revolving space needle t~wer ride in going at $2.2.5.
addition to the famous whale and porpoise shows. OTHER ENTREES
Marineland and the Galley West restaurant Other entrees tempting the Inn diner these
are located on Palos Verdes Drive South on the nights are a beautiful crackling rack of spring
Palos Verdes Peninsula. Phone (213) 377-1571 for in-lamb with fresh mint sauce, $4.25j a han'some
formation. New York steak with mushrooms, $5.25 ; roast ;=======================n--
RICKSHA COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Piano lor Entertainment Friday and Saturday
HAPPY HOUR Mon ... thru fti. 5-to 6
LADIES NIGHT Fri. and Sat. 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Temple Gardens
Chinese Restaurani
1500 Ademt (At Ha_~) C01ta M ...
540-.1'37 540-1923 ' ..
OrtN: 11 :30 •..11111. to 11 p.i.., S.lldciy "'"' n.rsHy
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DINNERS
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RANDALL of DIGHTON
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1tro111"11 trwb9d0f, OPINS AT 6 P.M., CLOSED MONDAY
212 W. ChapmOI, at"'-clrcJe hi On111 512-9177
Sunday, June 21
Dinner Served From 4 p.m.
Reservations Suggested
lamtoi111'11fff from 7:10 P.M.
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TROPICAL COCKTAILS
POLYNESIAN SHOWS
Fr iday and Saturday. Evonin9s
1961 ADAMS AYL fot M .... Ual
HUNTINGTON IUCH 968-5050
MILE SQUARE
GOLF COURSE
RESTAURANT
BREAKFAST & LUNCHEON
7 A.M. to 7 P.M. DAILY
SPECIALIZING IN BANQUETS
Locattd on W•rntr A~t"u•
Btlw••n Euelid •rid lrookhuut
545-3726 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 962·554J
• COMING Mlllt ILLU J-n a•
.DANCING I · • 7NIGHTS
JOE & HERB TRIO
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LOBSTER LOVERS
Everyone il talkln9 about our 9iint
Austrelian lobster Tail ( 16-20 01.J
.DINE WITH
AN OCEAN VIEW
Resarvetlons Accepted
536-2565
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FACILtTlES
N-Appearl-Dlck l Gr ... Dtoo
Tu--, throa9h Suoday-Dan~
117 PACIPIC COAST HWY., HUNTIN8-TON HACH
Long Island duckling with orange sauce, $4.35i
lobster tails or New Y.ork steak and.lobster combo,
$5.00 each.
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Also, the wondrous London broil -lamb
cuUet, sausage, bacon, filet mignon, mushroom,
tomato and egg, bro~ed to your taste -$5.45.
SEAFOOD TOO
Seafood. selections include sauteed abalone
steak, $4.95; met ot sword fish, $3.95 ; Louisiana
gulf shrimp, $3.~; Hawaiian mahi mahi , $3.95.
All dinners include tossed field greens, with
a choice of house dressing with baby shrimps
or a rare stilton cheese 8nd port wirie dressing.
Also available is a delightful oil and vinegarette
or Caesar salad.
Home ·baked cottage bread accompanies all
entrees, as does a choice of baked. potato or rice
pilaf.
UNUSUAL DESSERTS
Assuming your appetite holds, it's always
interesting to have a go at the Inn's unusual
desserts. Try the authentic English sherry trifle,
liquor chocolate gateau,.farmhouse cheese cake or
champagne sherbet.
It's also easy to obtain a reference for the
restaurant's highly.regarded catering service. Ask
anyone who has hosted· or attended an affair where
the Inn provided the food~n land or aboard a
boat.
·The ' White Horse Inn is located at 3295
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Dinner is ~erved
nightly seven days a week. Buffet luncheon from
ll:30 to 2:30, Monday through Friday. ·
Presents
Tho Fabulous
HEAVY RAIN ·1 .
FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS, JUNE 12·13
·1700 Placentia Avanuo (At 17th St.)
Cotta Ma,. • Phone: 642-7160
lllGULAll LUNCH lOH ~llOM 11 A.M.
tf/. Su'1F11wi<es ~
RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Now Ap,..... .,,
SAM CANCILLA •
Mii Sfetl a .. ltar -WM. "'"" 11111. Nl1n l ilt i. 1:'111 ~ c:..,tet. 11...,. Fro• SJ.ti
17171 BROOKHURST ST.
AT WARNEll.~EXT TO GEMCO
FOUNTAIN VALLE:Y
For Renrvations Call 962-6625
NOW APPIAllN•
THE KANOA SERENADERS
INTIRTAINMINT -·· -DANcrN• n"':-M., s.t. -t p.-. to 1 :JI o.-.
= Now -Serving Dinner
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JUNI 14th -CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
11 A.M. ,.2 P.M.-A• Teo C-19'-SJ.21
THE BE~LINER
-German Family Reataurant
Femous for
SAUERBRATEN wah POTATO DUMPLINGS
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Open Dally Por Olnnor
From S PM.
CLOSED MONDAY
luii Bladt Blvd.
Town & Country Center
HUNTINGTON BEACH
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and Ingrid Schaumann, have created. an authentic
comtr of Germ.any right in ' Huntington Beac)l't
Town and Country _Ceqt.er .. An!l COl\Sl~r.ably ~"'
panded Orange County's dining scene in the proces.s.
. Between the Scbaumann's Berliner con~
t1nental restaurant and Der Berliner delikatessen
-located several doors apart in the center -
one can obt~n a wide variet,r of German delicacies.
Together with many appetizing items that grace
the tables of other European countries. ·
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TWO WAYS TO GO .
The two establishments also offer a differeiit
approach to meal service. Depending on whether
you hit the deli for daytime eating or the restaurant for dinner. .
Jn the first ca~e it's step up to the coun~r.
place your order, pick up when ready and carry
to the nearest available table for munching ·at
any pace suitable to the day's Iuoc.heon_scbedule. or·u; go if tfiit's your preference.
. -Uinner In ~e r~slaur~t, however,' is stri~Qy
a sit down affair with waitress service. Whjch
was '1nost ·prom{)t, efficient and courteous duri.Dg
the repast we enjoyed there last week. ·
NUMEROUS CHANGES
. The ~casion marked our first ~uting to the
Berliner since shortly after it opened last fill. Nume~us changes and extensive alterations during
that tune have made an appreciable difference
in the physical appearance.
Dividers have been added to create a number
of more intimate areas in the dining room. While
a _few new ornaments and some. handsome woOd
trun have brightened the overall decor, ..
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MOUNTAIN/SU. AIMOSPHlll \. "ll'
Dancing Nightly Tuesdey thru Sunday
THE NATURALS 1i4th1 MONTH
· Special Sunday Brunc.h
11101 COAST HUiHWAT Sooth....,_
10 :30·2:30
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DANCING * HAP HALL DUO
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Guitarist
Re1r-Me11 Theater s:Jl:e Costa · Mis1
l~I I. I"'! Sr. Jat off Newport Shod.
DON JOSE'
NOW APPEARING
VIC GARCIA LTD
With Vocals By
GERMAINE
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NEW BEER GARDEN
Major among the changes is the completely
remodeled and refurbished 'beer garden ~ection
that's just been unveiled for the ~blic. Now
christened the Hofbra\J Room, it is immedlately
inviting and r.elaxing with dim lighting and at-
mospheric booths fashioned from beer barrels ..
. The menu, tou, has been revised and
somewhat enlarged. A thankful condition that
makes it possibfe to choose. from a µice cross
section ot all that is delicious and tempting in
German cooking.
SUBSTANTIAL FOOD
Perhaps more than in any other nation's
culinary art, the o_µtput of German kitchens takes
the form of genuine home cooking. And this
distinguishing characteristic \vill be detected at
once in the Berliner's offerings.
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'fhe point, for those less familiar with such
!are. Is not to expect the delicate gourmet creations
of France. But rather substantial portions of hearty,
pleasing and solid food .
Seventeen te~pting entrees preclude any
quick decision making. By the time you've con·
sidered everything. ftom German goulash (chunks
of lean beef in b.rown gravy· with vegetable), $2.65,
to steak ala ·Buergermeister (filet served with
mushrooms, asparagus and fried onions, $4.95.
Our ultimate selections \Vere sauerbraten -
FAMILY DINING
COMPLETE DINNER UNDER $3
"HOME MADE PIE"
! Open 7 Days THE DRY DOCK Lunch & Dinner
, 2601 W. Coast Hl9hway. Newport Beach
OCEAN VIEW DINING & COCKTAILS
• > FOii ltfSEllVATIONl CALL
5'1Mff4 ., .Mi-116'
Wf Al;t tJU:
&.n-l'<me<iull'd
Ma.tff Cl>o~
American E~prr..s
Featuring
Pr ima Rib of Beef
$5.50
Rack of Lamb for Two
$11 .95
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
BRUNCH
FROM 11 A.M.
CAPITOL .
RECORDING ARTIST
IDI MOLINE
Ent1rt•lnm1nt Nlghtly .• . ........ -.-.• -.-.~.-.-.-.-.-............ .
: VS) ~~-&Aad ~ Caribe Room :
• ~~ PRESENTS • • ii 1 ENTERTAINMENT DANCING Monday thru Saturday ~ • • • "' ;. • • • • •
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BUFFET LUNCHEON The
MON. Thru FR I. S.ns.-.tional
MURRAY
Songstress/Song Writer
KATE PORTER HORN
5:30--l:JO P.M. Mon . thru Fri. TRIO
• I 21112 PACIFIC CDAST HIGHWAY-HUNTINGTON BEACH-536-1421 .. . -----
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''GRANTS BRADFORD HOUSE''
Y 011.r Fa111.il y Restaurant
EVERY FRIDAY EVERY TUESDAY
.$-AND THURSDAY YOUR
·$129 CHOICE .
BUCK a-t To111 T11rltey
· ALL THE FISH Gold111 FrJH Chic~ ..
· YOU CAN EAT loo1t hef A• Jn
NIGHT Ho111 5tec* -~--Friti. Witll
> Crumr C•le Slew, 14.i l"itit., lulr.rtd .,.,tl•ble ' ••II & •11,..,, T•Nr •• ~•••mr ~ .. , ...... ~ JaKll. Mtt lttll .......
OPEN FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER
~ 8:30 1.m. to9:30 p.m., Monday thru Saturday--10 •.m. to 6 p.m.1 Sunday
GRANTS HUNTINGTON BEACH BROOKHURST & ADAMS
PIZZA HOME DELIVERIES I
' -llAVE CHANGED A LOT
SINC E .THE -OLD DAYS
TJ:ill nam
<iJl'ILLl'lR «!El.BT
OORCHEF
IS A REAL PRO.
TRV HIS LOBSTER, IT'S
THE f!NEST OUTSIDE
TOO. ANO A FIX·IT·
YOURSELF SAL AO BAR.
TRY OUR NEW COCKTAILS
-roo, LI KE A FOOT OF
YOUR FAVORITE. MARTINI.
A GREAT OINING OUT
VALUE ANO SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA'S MOST
BEAUTIFUL OCEAN VI EW.
TAKE SAN DIEGO FAWY,
TO HAWTHORNE llLVO,
ANO GO SOUTl't TO
MARINELAND
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wine marinated beef 1erve<i"wlth potato d"1npllng1
and red cabbage -$3.35, and rouloden -beef
rolls stuffed with bacon, onions and pickles -$2.95.
~ULL DINNERS
Both dishes were exceedingly well prepared
and cooked, \vith the tenderness of the beef
especially noteworthy. Like all entrees here, the
price covered a full dinner including soup, salad
and coilee.
The soup, made with 11-heavy meat stock
and vegetables, was very flavorsome; the mixed
green salad, with a choice of· three dressings,
crisp and chilled. ·
Other Berliner dinner entrees i n c I u d e
bratwurst (fried pork sausage with potatoes and
sauerkraut}, $2.65; pork roast (served with potato
pancakes), $2.95; continental beef stroganoff (in
cream gravy \Vith pancakes), $3.25, and many more.
Since Germany is widely known as a great
beer and wine drinking country, this factor hasn't
been overlooked in the Berliner!s offerings either.
And there is a seemingly endless · variety of both
from which to choose.
ANNIVERSARY BRUNCH
By way of utilizing one facility to honor
another. the Berliner restaurant \\'ill be the scene
of a champagne brunch, Sunday, June 14, to
celebrate the secon"annlversary of Der Berliner
delikatessen. This event will feature an all-you-can-
eat bullet, at $2:25 per person, Crom 11 a.m. tO
2 p.m.
B-AL-PORl lOUNGE
PROUDLY PRESENTS
THE
HONEY BEES
HELEN ciild_ IASS
·' Thunday -Friday -Saturday
9 P.M. to 2 A.M.
SAT. NITE SPECIAL
SPAGHEnl FEE.,
AH: You Ca• Eat-enc
' p.m. U11tll • • • 7 '1\1
4507 W. Coast Highway
Newport Beach 675-4200
The
Jolly Roger
FINEST IN FAMILY DINING
ARTICHOKE APPETIZER
COUNTRY FRIE D STEAK
BABY BEEF LIVER
BUCCANEER CUT OF PRIME RIB
FLAVOR-CR ISP CHICKEN
GROUND SIRLOIN STEAK
TERIYAKI STEAK
STEAK AND LOBSTER
JUMBO FRIED SHRIMPS OR SCALLOPS
CATALINA BROADBILL SWORDFISH
CAPTAIN'S CHOICE TOP ·SIRLOIN
. CQMBINATION,SEAFOOD PLATE
SPECIAL CHILDlllH'S MINU
FOi LITTLE PllARS UNDll 12
All dinn•rs s1rv•d with 1oup or 1aled, cholc• ot
French fries, whi pptd poteto or bektcf. Hot h'ome-
J ade br1ad1.
Sf:Rl'ING DAILY
Brealcta& * L11nch *"Dinner
POR YOUR EVENING PLIAIU•I
JERRY LAUDERDALE
lntertalnlA1
IN THE LOUNGE i
Tuasd1y -throuth S.turd<iy--.1,~ p.m .• J ,30 a;m.-
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Costa Mesa 540-8535
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Tliere will be mountains ot European cold
· cub, Black•Foreot barn, different egg dlsbes, pork
sausages, bacon, fresh fruits, potato salad and
col.e slaw/ plus one glass of champatlne for each
adult, cof ee and sort drinks for the kiddies.
AND AT THE DELI
Should you make it to the deli beforehand
fof a shopping spree or luncheon date, you'll find
a full line of imported German foods, wines, beers
and bcmehold producta. You can stake out a table
for· eating on the premises between the hours of
11 a.in. and 5 'p:m.
The seating area was recently enlarged and
the menu expanded to provide a wider choice
of items. Additions include a larger number of
sandwiches and pastries, new hot dishes and a
soup of the day. ·
Looking for fbOd to go you'll find meats
Hke bratwurst, mett\vurst and smoked \Vestphalian
ham, bakery goods such as poppy seed. walnut
and apple strudel, and canned foods Jike noted
German brands of sauerkrau , herring · and
preserves.
As you drive into Town and Country, 18582
Beach· Blvd., Huntington Beach, look for the
restaurant on the left side of the U-shaped Center.
The deli will be found in the building that runs
straight across the back.
Other than special occasions like th e up..
coming champagne brunch, hours for the Berliner
continental restaurant are 5 to 10 p.m., Tuesday
through Sunday. Closed Mondays.
Out 'n' Abouter solicits comments, criticism
and praise about Orange Coast restauranls and
night clubs. If you have something you \vould like
to. say, write Out 'n' Abouter, \Veekende r. Box
If/$, Newport Beach, California, 92663.
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• DINNER
• COCKTAILS
• DANCING
• BANQUETS
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BAR -
16903 ALGONQUIN STREET
IOff Pacffk CMlt Hl .. w.y & w._.. AM.I
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Reservations Taken 146-33n
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For the first time ever, the White Horse Inn
sih down to lunch ind olft" ma n y • jolly
,good surpri,1.
Tiie King's Delight
Count Of Monte Cristo
Tit• Earl Of Sandwich
. The Duke Of York
Tlte Inn ~urger
'Jhe QuHn"s Delight
Cr.pes Newport
Eggs l,..ecllct
YOrkshlre Sausage
"' Lancashire Hot Pot
Fun For The Waist •
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le "INN" With il1 Fer Dinner a Danclnt .. . -.
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COMPLITK' ptlMI Ill DIHNll $3.25-
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MAGIC SHOW -PUPPETS -FAVORS
,. REASONABLE RATES 644 .4290
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SEA SHANTY.
F9clturl.. Ora1tt• Cou1ty'1 Flint
OYSTER BAR
E11te rn Bluepoint Oy1t1r1 on Half Shell $1.50
Eastern Cherry1tone Clams $1 .50
l11r9e Shrimo Coc~teil $1.35
M911Y et11er Wltltdedtil W.Cti-
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At tll• ~i1no l1r no UDO PAIK DllYE
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NEWPORT"'l~AOi, CAUFOJIN1A
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SUPlll SIYIN COUISI DINNU
lHCHANTIN• ATMOSPHlll
DlLIGHTP.UL -Mll1tc
FRANKIE
ORTEGA
AND HIS-MUSIC
NIGHTLY IN THE LIDO LOUNGE
From 4:30 to 1:30 p.m.
THE BOB BROOKS DUO
CHELSEA BAR
!OFF THE HOTEL l08BYI
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FOR RESERVATIONS TELEPHON E 64~·1700
1107 JAMIOllEE ROAD NEWK>RT !EACH
OPEN FATHER'S DAY
Serving Dinner From 2 p.m.
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NOW-TWO LOCATIONS
J · OPEN '7 DAYS ' . -
KING· SIZE COCKTAILS
321 N. SlANTON 421 I. 17th ST.
ANAHEIM COSTA MESA
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movie oWdt ii J)rfJ>Grtd of murderlnl his wife. Barry Jqger IDd Geor1e Sandert. and the develovment of man's
bu till fil1111 comMitkf of Newman and Robert Colbert. A Mu Called' Bone (GP): travel In 1poce.Kelr Dulloo
Horbot CouncU PTA .. llr1. Poer Cow : Sordid drama of Ena!\sh aristocrat, e1ptured and Gary Lockwood.
John Clark is prf!ddcnt girl who faces a seamy ex~ by ~, ln early Nlneteenlh Tlte VDdefeatecl (0): Post
cmd' Mri. WUUcm War' lstence in English slums. cm~. ls subjected to c Iv i I War 1 t.o r y .Of a
b comndtte1 ohcrirman. It Carol White. cruelt as he tries to prove rriendlhlp that b Io s so m s
f.t hr.Med a.t o re/ef"lnce What o. Yoa Say to a Nak-hfmse • -Richard· H 1 r r I a. ·between two ColOl'lels {John
,,. ddUmd"fno suitable eel Lac11 (X): Film done by Dame udlth Andersoo. Wayne.Union and R o c k
films for certain 4 O e Allen Funt of Candid Camera. ne NI..... fteu Raided Hu d a on-Confederate), who . OfOVPI ond wiU appear ..... 1 t te t Ji.1 xi wc1dt1. Your vitwa arc MATURE TEENS M~'I· (GP): "In 1925, a rt\et enrou . o e co.
.toUdttd. Mail '""" to Mo· AND ADULTS naive Amish girl runs away FAMILY ·'-G ,,_ I th to New York and ends ap ~ · vH:" URIC, core o c Aue ef tbe Tbousucl Days at Minsky's Burlesque where fie Compater Wore Tennis ,
DAILY PILOT. (GP): Genevieve Bujold and she inadvertanUy invents the Sheet (G): W~ll Disney s~[ * Richard Burton u Anne strip tease In her first dancing on the generation gap starring
ADULTS Boleyn-and King Heney VIII. performanct.Britt Ekland and Kurt Russell and Ce sa r 1
Zabrillde Pobll (R): An~ ·n. S.. ... S'-•-'-,-~, Ja90n n-•-r•-Romero . nioni's first American film . events Jea~hg io~-.,:~ ne ~ \Q. • • S Hello, Dolly (0): Barbra
It !ocuaes on the troubles of of the psycbot:ic who bas never Relven (GP)· teve Streisand portrays Dolly Le vi,
today's youth. Darla Halprin beeu tried tor the muUlation McQueen stars in the f~ the matchmaker, in this lavish
and Mark Frechette. and murder of thirteen version of Faul,kne rs .musical set lt1 New York at
Blow-Up (X): What blow-women., Tony Curtis and novel.The hired man 9 odyssey the turn or the century. Walter
ups of photographs, reyeal • Henry Fonda. leads him from a small town Matthau costars
when ,developed in the dark cac~s Flower ( Gp l : i~ llt~"Jsi.sslppl to U!e sinful ·King of the Grtzzll es (G): r~. V1nea1;& Redgrave and Sophisticated comedy in which big c•tr, .of ~emphls during Walt Disney film about t.he
David Hemmings. a dentist drafts his nutse to the ear Y 1900 s. life of a grizzly b e a r Scream and Scream Alai• photographed in th e Canadian Jklb 1Dd Cant and Ted IDd masquerade as his estranged (GP): Vincent Price and,-:;:;:::;::;:;:====;
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Allee ( R): Con!-'mporary wife.·,Walter Matthau,·Jngrid Christopher Lee star in this Ir
social comedy satir1Zing mar-Bergman and Goldie Hawn. science-fiction horror f I t m
ri~e and friendship, Robert .ne Cross and the SwU-about a race ot super·humans.
Cup, Ntalie Wood, Elliott chblade (GP): Story based· oo z (Gp l : Algerian.made
Gould Dyan Cannon. autobiography of the Rev. political suspense dr~ma sef OPEN
The Bo)'I t. the B•nd (R): David Wilkerson and his life in Greece. Yves Montand, •:45
Penetrating !lory of homo!ex-among the narcotics users and Irene Pa pa!, Jean-Lou is Trln-=~ ~:-~l•
uality starring Kenneth gang fighters lla;Ule New York tignant. l'r-----'-==
Nelson. __&unts. Stars. Pat Boone.
Hippy EDC1ln1 (GP}: Jean Count Yorp, Y"a mp fr t TEENS AND ADutTS-
SimmoruJ portrays a bored (GP): Robert Quarry and Airport (G ): Film version
midd1e-daas housewife who DoMa Anders in • horror of the belll·selling novel. Burt
tu.rm to drink. John .Forsythe drama. Lanc aster, Dean Martin, Helen
and Shirley Jona: star. Dr. Zhivago: Story or young Hayes and Van Heflin. ne 1.a,.,., (R): Young at~ RuSJian. ~tor in;id poet The BatUe of Brltala (G):
torney attempting to build a c:anghl m his country s revolu-Story of heroic R.A.F. pilots
t1onary upheavel. 0 m a r who held off t.he Luftwaffe
Miss Ross,
' Robards
In 'Fools'
Sharif, Geraldine Chaplin and in World War ll and· saved
Julie Christie. Britain from invasiOn. Michael
Jenay (GP): Marlo Thomas Caine, Laurence O 11 vier ,
portrays Jenny, a pregnant Christopher Plummer and
girl from New England who Michael Redgrave.
goes to New York. She mar-Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico
ries (for convenience} a young County (G): ComeQy-western
man played by Alan Alda, wiJh Dan Blocker and Nanette
who wishe! to avoid the draft. Fabray.
TH Kremlin Letter (GP): UOJ: A Space Odyuey (GJ :
Ea:st-Wut TWions aDd es-Fascinating fllm about the Ptoduc<rs Rol>trt H. Yamin!-=::--'-·---="' '-~------.::...-----11
J and Herui Bolllna;er have set
Katharine Roa to co-star with
JaJOn Robarda In "Foola:,"
ntm now i9. producUon lo San
Frllldsco for releaae b y
Cinerama Releasing Corp.
This marks Mila Ross' f1tst
production since ' ' B u t C h
Cassidy and the Sundance
l{id," thoogh she still bas a
fOm to_he _reJe.a.sed( " ell ·
Them Willie Boy is Here."
In "Fools,·~ sl¥:: portrays the
wife of a n;iUllonaire in-~striallst and begins a tove
affair with forrqer horror film
stjr, ployed bylRobanls.
, Tom Gries ~ from the
Original screenplay by Robert
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• -""........ ,,,. ;-w·:-·-(C) I I .. "' .... (30) @ Ell•-IC! ! n. n t rtt a CC> ('°) Mr. ......, (t) ' a. lnt .(Cl (60) I -(C)
I• -.-(C)(lOJ"ali•1en ''" u~-"'1w(C) I . " .. Wottd: Brazil... 6 iiit .... (C) I .... Ill~ (30) l.'OD mH1r1 C•••• t ~1 L ,..,. .... bb'lllal (30)
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1 ~ W ..... (C) (60) T .. " Wtlls flfl' . rd D I ti rtai . t 'j · 1'I ._._.(CJ (30) l:JO 0)())111' ,_,,...,Ru~ The Mike Jo an uo s curren y ente rung a
' ., flMlt llNttlll (C) (lCI') 1t1r "''' (CJ Bob Burns Restaurant in Fashion Jsland, Newport •. _,.._., l @®il'l "",,....ICl T
(!())· "'Lln1U11t of Da1111. ea111pu1 litf1lt Beach, Monday through hursday !rom 7:30 p.m.
-" (C) /60) """' """'" • '""'...,... and fro111 8:30 OJ! Ert!l~Y. and Saturday nights. Mike -->---_111111 o..I leport (C) (30) (fd.liJ '64--GMM lant•n. Jordan will be at the piano and organ and Mike r, -'-..... (SO) Ill C1sct l°id ..
....,... Ctf1lllt (C) (30) MoWll: "Lall If thl DtlplrtdCls Provine on drums.
Cll ~ ,. .. (C} (30) (watem) '55 -Jtmn Ciiia. Jlr11 ----------------------11 ..., • .., u..r (C) (30) Divis. ~ I '-"" (301 '"° U @ @m ~ I. """'" (C)" ( 1111 ... a.a. <C1 (JO) • g liOnl: -st Son T1 Tie" (mys-
* a.t 1ut (C) (30) 11!Y) '57~idlard 81sell1rt.
--(C) (30) I ll'il CI!al ... -~) ... I mi• Mn (55) Meril: ....... le tM ~ II lW Clrl (C) (JO) 1p1'" (1dmrtu<e) '49 -R1th11d
l~IC ...i (t) (30) CR) Widm•r\ LioMI !lff}'Jl'IGft, ~ (C) (60) (R) ca.-.' ...... ED 1111 Flriq "• CC> ,_. .. llhl
Fan Fihn Festival Set
A,t Broadway Stores , , (R) ,. .. Clrlos... ... I....,,·~ (C) a .... ' ..... (C) ..... " ' m ...... Splib ct>
......... (d1111t1) '55 -1..11\1 E) TN llarfJ ltfS (C) The Broadway Department $250 prizes and there are five
TurMJ, Rlcllttd Burton. BfE-' '~ (t) Stores are holding a "Fall honorable menlions of $50 I Trdil • C.•~1 11 111 (t) (30) lD:OD ,,., . each
""' ..._ (6(1) IEE Sb H..a \ .. , film Festival" for high school ~-· · TM fr.di cw (JO) (R) JulLI • ..,.. ~II" (ldventu1e) • thr Entry forms may be picked
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Maholley. F1ilh Do~rttut. i and colleg~ stude.n~ in ~ up at alJ Broadway Stores Ex-1 EIWI • '-' (30) 6) Me'lir. "TIMI NtkN lill (mJS· states. It IS the hrst of Its ecuUve Offices C = • =-(C) (30) tery~,.:-,:111::.,."!Z"r, kind to be projected in the na-•
(I) Owl H!:rr. ob)ldion, Spod 10'.lOI a (I) ScwtiJ·DM (C) lion with jts goals to en-
•irffl to 117 "' expect111t mothe1 • til ~ ~ 1M•1!!~"ff':.~,!J courage youth's interest In one MOVE a,...._..._ ' to San fnncla ind unknowfnr! MIN •. ,... .., -rf I ••' ..,..,...... ' Picb ap 1 slclwlW•J' tit u. the (111.ntef)') •4:z,......J1mts M110t1, of the most powe u m..wums fC1t'A1UtENTB AND
\ ume condition. ~rmoo m '""' et tM ,.,... or today's world. The subject 'VOUNO PBlPlE P, '?J(:fl ~-40 ~ ~ ii Mnle:, "Th• Counttrflittrs"' m~Uer is not restricted ~iving ~ 1111 ~.,,. ,.,..,. ,. ,....,;,,,,.
, mT1 T .. tlll Tnrtll (C) (30) ·1190~) ~~11~0N.•r (C) the students a chance to ~ _.....,._illlHIMitrol
• ElllDEIUT Clntposi ... (30) Tlle ll:DD Ii) 6 fm M1jor Lllfllll .. • innovative. -"~,..-... .. ....,~
% flrll of • 26 h•lf·IM>ilr rn .. •rlts (C) At ntl Brim "" Hrw YoB Entries may be in black i ~· al thl worb d both lllW 11'14.. Mel ~Al.l·MH ADM1ma 1; t1bllndfilm111111tn.. n @(])Sc.t 8 Tiptlllr (C) and white ·or color ; live ac. liMirt!Allti.m "I~~ JlO> fht Ides of Miidl, Vic 0tn1, lltll• lion or animated; sound or ~ ~ .1 (E-··'-_ ffi'I\ Antho,..,!...•~~-~m~ls (Uest. silent, and on any subject. 00 ~-, .. , '"""' "~-__.. '"'"' Films are limited to a mm, ALl. M;ll Allltl'ltD • ID lll•"'"' '-•11~ @(f)(BMlricltl llmbtan4 super 8 or 16 mm and maS' ""-'•IGll.,..--• (90) (R) '1.luril Marla." ( ) OkT Claik hosts. Mtl1nl1
,_ &~ '"' n.utn (30) "The' ldr.rna) ,47_.lollR Shelton, be joint efforts of two or
AlcM1. ests more people but must be !.. IHI(]) m TM CMR JtNI Mn.. .i ....._: (Cl "Tiit u..t T.... entered under one name. ~) (30) lR'J ~ 10 the hid." (adftfttllftl '66-AnthonJ There is a first prize of f ~ DMI f mt 5illw (t) (90) ~tt:W. "lotd tll l:tM I i&......-SI ,000 backed by two secgnd
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J Guest host is OI. Ohid Reul:len. · prizes of $500 each, Ol).e to
! ~':'u~-:,::!'~":e~~~~ci.:1 ', be awarded to a high school @ •~--=~~mo • ·11nn1nas. Prof. liwin tor.,, JuJtt entry and one to a college r-·
: ~nt alld author Ju1i111 Fast. U:OD B 9 (1)1\t....,. IC> entry. Third place carries two ,. WWlll llfWll
'. m 1 m c1A 1 n. 111~ Acn m o MM: "DMbl• ltof>lrd7" (drt-• ~~~~~~~~~~~I •••••••••••••• •••••••• • .... •• (liO) A !Om 1bout lreedom In mt· m1) 'S~aod tarne1on, Jack Ke\\y. ..,., a Ill -• --dlwll llmlt--ftow It Wll lost Ind (D Mowle: "Ille OtM:r loft" (dr t-,,.. ___ ,,;,
l_!lllntd. rM) '47 -D1'oid Miftn. ---·--• fE EICMlllr: l l!Cbllndtr fllltt· · lftlb'9 f1111illr • MtMy Miiier (JO)" (R) Oni111 de 11 S.m1n1 ~a.. 1Mrtr d• rtr.lvllll (30) l!:lD ®I III """°"' ,. (C)
11:111 9~CIS Friday Mlril: (C) Movie: .,., Sbuthal StolJ"
· • Al btt M.._," (dram•) (dr1m1) ·~ulh Rom111, .. 5~~ ~l•r 1o 11&t11..i hour.-. 1or
, "&t -ony R1nd1H, Anita Ekbe1i, I YIMI Clrl (C) mon1111 to come." ( ~ MolltJ, M1unc1 Oenlt•m. 1:00 (HI (IJ s.p.r,.111 (C) Johll JltlnNcllw. Ari•llelm a11111t111
8 ftt le1911 (C) (60) "Round· · MfM: '1)pmtioR litfni" (Id· r.""'"""""""' 111out." Tht B1mn prttl!llb lo join Y!nlurt) 'Gl-Tab Hunf!r, •H~111111~
• 11n1 al hoodh.rnu lo help break up W Mflri1: '1~1111 Lad)"' (wtst-~~~·~·~,~~~·~I ~~~~1 1 ............ oa:llC"f•Aa)OATW 1do9t1mua11111r1etet.51.,. for. emJ '56-PeQie c.sut, Willillll ?*'&4:••·7 Rosa WU a maJnUner it~: c-ti. l ride {C) T-1~m::tii Marie WindSOI'. 'UU IOYI '
(C) (ii)) (R) "Lind Gr1nt." A croup · ii :7 __ ..,. __ ., __ ....__, If '1-* lllllllltr1nts clalm ttt. Boll&' 1:30 lollll'f Qllflt (C) lllllVW' ..,.. .....,..,
• rllOllllllln 1nd ltm • deed to t• UClA lflliR Tt1t• '~ ~ it. Sptcill: The N1tio111l Chlmpiofiahip1 '1lJ ..... laaW (t) (2 ltr) (R) (CJ Spoltltlll!r Jerry Col11111n In·
''""1 Lowd Allantk City: four Ex-alyses the UQA Bn1ins Track and
' Miu AmeriuL.. field trim t nd their th1nces In the : I H1f 130) lortbr.omin1 HCAA Ch1mpion"1ip ; · • NttKU (60) mte! scheduled !111 On Moiries. 111'11'1 • t.JO · ..... (C) (JO} BntM W1nl. !!HI Wetk.
: ... ,._. (C) (JO) 8111 Johns. 2:00 E) ~llJ's TretllouM (t)
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''THE COMPUTIA
WORE' TINNIS SHOES ..
' of 1 two.pert •ries »lullfll tM 0 Movie: (C) ''Blad; Hone Ch·
crt1tlv9 t1plbilitlrs of student cin• yon" (a~e"ture) '54--Joel McCre1, '-:~::::::~======~! matocr•Ph•• ind olbw" tledflln1 I Stt t111 USA (C) r filmm1k1r1, with Pel• Fond• Sttrlln1 Theatre (C)
C1nt. h t,, Svft. 1:Jt
host. Z:JO Re1>1rtoirt Wo1•sl!op (Cl A pi. !m .... (C) (60) 1no concert by Miklos lv1nich, In
. GI) LM, ...-an Sttlt (C) cooperation With the Sl Louis In·
(R) ''l0¥9 •nd Ille Moun!1l11 stilute ol Mu~c.
Clbln," with MdJ Devine, Leslie 0 Movi1: "Mary, Miry'" (rom1r1ce)
P1rrbh 1nd Ptt• Marslllll; 'love '63-Debble R!ynolds, Bury Nelson.
and th• OiYofcl Siie,", with May I Skippy (C)
Pl1lll i nd Lalley Ann W1m11; •1111 lnsifbt (Cl
"l..cn Ind tht C'.amedJ Tum," wltll Mlwie: "Y1qol Drir111" lWUl· R11t1 ltt alld Jte* Clrter. tm) '57-Rod C1memn.
T ..... O'Cloci Hip (60) • • Y'1r1ildldts Mldlulls
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MOST -NATIONS FOR ANY PICTURE
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DAILY PILOT 29 . l;
By Al Capp'
By Chart.. Banottf '
By · Ferd Johnson
By R.OCJer BoU.n
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AAIJ MBrnOl.l CF
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!' a ... """"' -<Cl -"" --<Cl tit Dlftlll'" .(drama) '&Z -Net 1:55 ll•Ma ,...,.,
CuirwleM, DIR Bos•rdt. 7:1111 ~~ ..... I JGlt (C) I 1~.r:.,'.':'.: /:',,~ .~ .. tillilll~."!" (C) : .. , ... ~ (60) ~ ,.,
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• tll• • a:oo TM ~ <e>
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.,-Jtck Wlrita, Gloril Grew. ~ Tlllt
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Tw o lfli kes at Burns -~ ... -(C) (00) l~?ii (J)al -"" (C)
' •. n. ._. .... (C) 130) 1:.11 9(1)111P ,..,, ..... tu• The Mils:e Jordan Duo is currently entertaining at ·r· 1w ...._ .. (C) (60) T.._ fll Wiiis flflt
lllJ ,_.. Mlrtilll (C) (30) • Al11r IC> Bob~Burns Restaurant in. Fashion Island, New.port
-... -..... 1 9-00Bl"* .. -(C) (30) "LlftlUl1t of Dalp. ca. -,,.. Beach, Monday through Thursday from 7:30 p.m.
tWldlrt 34 (C) (60) Morie: "llutl"' • o.w Spiel" and from 8: 30 on Friday and Saturday nights. Mike 11111 ..... a.,.,t (t) (30) (si·fl) '64-Gltnn Lint•" .._ii ,.,.... ()Cl) l as. Kill Jordan will be at the piano and organ and Mike
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11111 DI (C) (30) ipl"' (1dyt11t11r.) 'o\9 -Rk:h11d l~ltt s-t (CJ (30) (I) Widmar\, Lionel B1rrynmi.
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TlltMI', Rlcbll'll Burton. J C.it-lfll
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Id preperu "'Timblles.." '6 -Jock MlhoneJ, f11lh Dom1r&UL
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(8 (1)n. -(C) (30) 1-. _. ... (R) Owr Hntrt'1 obJedlon, Spud 10'.JO IB [I) $c:OClbJ·~ (C)
.,,.. la fly,'" oped111t lllOU!er • Iii @ m n. f1111tstonts cci
l ( to San Ft1ncik0 1nd unknowl11rf1 Merit: '1fiM Nl&'t Mn [Jll
Pleb 11p 1 stowlWIJ' cat in the (mptery) '42-Jimes M1$0n, i ume condition. & (i7) (]) m ,..,., If Ille J•
U IHl(J)alTlM -..,.. !Cl . . (C) (30) (R) ·~ tl'ld F'lthl" lllorit: "Tht ~nttrllitm"
!Tl Ttl a. TMll (C) (30) iltfY) •4g_John SUtton. ! IDUT C!Mpoli.. (30) T1le ll:OD 9 ~ Ardlll Co•ICIJ Heur {C) CiJ , m MaJ« LHpl .... · f GC 1 26 fllff·hour fil11 ttrla (C) •• ti BrlVtl vs. Ntw Yotll t?;' ol tM wofb ol botfl MW tnd • "'in
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• ~()) ,_..., ..._ (C) (30) Mt'::.t.1~m::~11 auest. @Cl,.._"~ '-11•30 1m @(l)ltlAMtriun .. ncbt111d
• ( (R) 1.l11nt M1rr1." • (r, Dick Qatll hostl. M1l1nl1 ~ ~ "'1 TIINft (30) "'The (dram•) •.tJ-)ClflPI Shelton,
G aiJ ())CD TM IW ... illra. am.:w.. (t) -n. Lut T1111 ..
J111lr !C) (30) (R) "~ to the UR" (;dwin111r1) '66-Anthony ~· Ghost Sttff1111
{ m"' ...., ,,.. sa. ec> (1JO) m Moti.· "bad 111 "" 111 KM•'" =:s !: M:rp~ ~=~~ n~11~: ~ • t Miu USA Debtlla Shehon, Cl1Udi1 ,
Jennl11p. PIO(. lnri" Corer. Joyu
\ ~nt Ind tuthor J111f(IJ Ftsl, ll;OO 11 9 ()) Tiii Monlln ft) , QI I l!ICW I TM Mkkt9 .. (t) g liiwli: "'DMbtt Jtoplrj(' (dr1·
(60) A !Um 1bout lmdOm in mt· ml) '!i~Aod C.meron, J1dt Kelty.
dllval tim......tiow It 'll'h kl.st •nd m ...... : """ OU. loft'" (dfl · r_g:1lnt11. IN) '47 -Dlvld Mlvtn.
.._, ... (30)' (R) -Drl• de II lull111
Fall -Film Festival Set
At Broad way Stores
The' Broedway Department $250 prizes and there are five
Stores are holding-a "Fall honorable mentions ·of $50
Film Festival" for high school each . Entry forms may be picked and college students in three up at alJ Broadway Stores Ex.
states. It is the first of its ecutive Qffjces.
kind to be projected in the na· :;~~~~~====~II tion with its goals to en.1 ·
courage youth's interest in one
of the most powerful mediums
of today's world. The subject
matter is not restricted giving • the students a chance to be
innovative.
Entries may be in black
and white or color; live ac-
tion or animated: sound or
sile\'lt, and on any subject.
Films are limited to 8 mm,
super 8 or 16 mm and may
be joint efforts of two or
more people but must be
entered under one name.
There is a first prize or
$1,000 backed .by two second
prizes of $500 each, one to
be awarded to a high school
entr,Y and one to a college
ealry. Third pJace carries two
MOVIEMnNOS
FOR PARENTS AND
\1JUNO PEOPU:
1111 ob~ (II llW ••I• ii IO WOI•
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' AU. AClS AD•ITI"ID
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Niiilblt M..,." (dr1m1) (drl/111) '54-ltlllh Rom1n. "ShOulcl pi.v 111 ri-e11;ecr hol.lles !or
'8 -lOllJ' R1nd1ll, Anltl EkberL I Yisul Cirl (C) mon1111 lo com.." ~ "°"" MorllJ, M111rice Dfnflam. 1:00 tBI Cl) ..... II (C) JolWI Slelnlltdler, An111t1111 l11tt!ltl 0 DI llfOlll (C} (60) "Round· • ~ "C1p1nUoi1 llkfid" {Id-
-•bout." Thi s,111n prttends to join venturt) '6l-T1b Hunter, ,__,,.,.DfCJllOllt AJIJOCIATlt
' • llt'll of hoodlum to help bretk up 6J Mowit: "'T .... 111 Lldr" (.west-AeH! s Cf NfURY 21 ~ • .,. 1111ua1inc rac~et. Stwt f«. em) '56--Peul• Cttllt, Willl•m Rosa Wll a malnllner I
,-. SU. LIOJd. T1lni1n, M•ri• w1nd110r. ~~~~~~~~~~~:1 1 'tlll love .. Ulill ... -........ (C) 1 111'! .-I <C> .l60f1RJ~.,,.nc1 Gr1nt" A lrotlP . ii,' ICl made her cl-n ol Grllk l11111tl1J1nb elahn th• BOft1· 1:30 JonflJ Oltd IC>,.. T 1 ..,.
• moullllln •nd flm 1 dtfd to UCLA Ir rte l,: pn:wt It . . 5pec1.i: lle--N1tlo!lll Champlonlhips
m Dwld Salllld (C) (2 fir) (R) (C) Sport1e1sler Jeny Col1m1n tn·
''fMJ LCMd Atl111tlc City: four Ex-1lyses the UCL\ 8J'\lin1 Tnc~ 1nd
Miu Amlr1cts.'" Fleld learn 11111 their th1nC1!1 1n tile ; I"" (30) forthcomln1 Hr.AA Ch1mplG11sllip : · NtllcMI (60) . meet schtdulf!d fOf Dts Moinu, low• • t.30 · ._ (C) (30) Bnftf Wini, next wetk.
: ,... ..... (C) (30) Bill JohnL 2:00 f) ~l'lthonl (C) ,,.. , ....... ·~c=·~~ fl ~ VlctOIJ In MIJ 1"1 lO:CIO . @(i) m [ Th.. Hi1hh1hts of tilt 1970 lndl1111po!is
' c...nlC:itali ( ) (60) hi ~nd 500.
2 lit Dll.My ...........
"JUNG OF THI! GlllZZLllS"
''THf CO MPUTIR
WORE TENNIS SHOES"
Ctnl. $11., S1111, l tM • ef I !•pert •ries ulutl111 the 0 Mowk: (C) "lltdl ........ Caft.
c:t.,11¥9 u pebil!tlhi « lludtllt dn. ,. .. {1ctftnlur1) '54-Joel MeCre1,. F:=========
mt!Olflphen; 11111 otbw tledttinl I Set tM IJSA (C)
fi!mm1k11L with ht• fOlld1 • St.tin1 Tkltf• (C) host 2:30 hptr1Dln Worbho, (C) A pl·
8 m ..... (C) (f,O) lllO concert by Mlkloa lnnlch, in al LM. "-'kl• 5'Jtt (C) coopertUon with thl Sl louli ln-
{60) (R) "llWI ind the Mountlln 1tltut1 of Musit.
tab!n." with ArulJ 't>rvin1, l1slle 0 Mfrir. wMtrJ. M•..,.. (rom1nce)
P1rrish 1nd Pll• M1rshltt; '1.ove '~bbl1 Reynolds, 81rry Nt1$Cln.
•mt th• Divorct S.!e," with Atrf!oJ I!:: (CJ Prin. Ind Lesley Ann W1min; ind I . (C) ( •
"tartt ind !ht COmedy Tt1m,t" wilfl : "'Y141'1 Dt11Mt" wt •
Rut• LH Ind Jack Cart11. em) '57-Ald C.mtnln.
"llbln't People (C) (90) I'-' (C) , • Twtln O'tlod: Hit\ (60) ~ Mmiellll
lhlbl 130) l:OO lllrT ltpW (C) (R) ''Com1
10:30
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Mi M...tro (30) 1 remlfttlbl1 MW 1ppto1d'I lo !~ Mllfll {C) _ pl!ple.I lltnm for Ifie.. menl•!IY , m Htwl (CJ '"•rdect. .
' .. tp le)'Olld 0 MIWit: "'T1ll Dlft ,nt"' (dr1m1) QI M ... (Cl '.t9-Wi1Htm Holden, LM J, Cobb.
Ctn ot 1111 Well (Cl CJ la Cl) TM W•r1 0,.. Colt
Mlllril: "T1tt IJntvv" (mystery) T..,......t-(C)· Cover11t of 1111
-Eli Wall1th, ROOei1 K'ith, SIJ0,000 W1d1m Open l111m th1
.,. W•rMt Anderson. Beverty Country Club In Clllc•&o· . I ............. ," I_,., ~ Tiie f...,te Sa11 (R) · lol'OI
• E* fhclle I lat Onc1 • I ll l'ktat (C) fl:JOU~ ..... Stlffi11 {t) . Tlltn del ........ • 6 m hhn111 Cll"IOn (Cl l :JO Ji• T119._ 0..W-S (C)
•: St• n1>1r1 subs for Carson. El· lllowla: '1111....., brtll" (dr•· ~; !Iott Gould, Uttlt (apt and GIM m•) '59-Rlch1rd Todd. t•· Wl141r tutti . tD TIMI Utt WllM (C) ~. • ... Ir. "tuall .... lor Spies" 4:00 a "Movll: "·""" {drtm•) '59-
f (dr11'11) '67-ht• Vin Eyck, Let!· JIC-Webb, l>twid Htlaon.
r1 till Rom111. I ' SPf' (C:) •, fJ Dlclt CMtt (C) Htnry M0111n Vltull 811t (C)
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Officials of the tnternatioBal Cowell and Ron Whelchel,
Fiesta at Santa Catalina president ol the Catalina.
Island have named televl!ion Island Chamber of Commerce,
personalily SiU Burrud as the said ,Burruel is being honored
Grand Marshal for the event because of the many fine pro-th.is year.
M lh 500 k.o -1 grams be 'has presented on ore an mem~rs u.
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perfornf ln their nitiye CO,S· eo.tln_J.,..,
tumes at Avalon HarbOr this
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Avalon Mayor ijarvey H.
JUNIOR MATINE E-
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Bob Hope ,
Phyllis Dil ler
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ORANGE COUNTY
MOST NOMINATIONS FOR ANY PICTURE
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WILCOMIS AND ALL CHIYSlll HONORS
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,WEST(LIFF ,BR., den hiOme In exclusive
-Most popular ar:ea for °quiet family Uving. Cameo Shotts. Carefree pri..
f'Spacious'4tdrm Ii 3'bat11.hom~. \'!ear mor~ """'in ""·f>ool •.-•
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"" <'"" ". . ll<log1 "'°m with ""'"""'· No down pa,)'n'lltnt VA oc $350 1..otated on a qi.lie! etil-Oe-uc
down flfA. Vrry nice 2 hllttt nea'.r ,Ou coUne and countr:v
honw tn Costl) '*'-· 2·tilodtt ·club, Courtyaril; ·li.r&e 1J8.· ~ athool. '"~IQJ!he srea~ Uo and 'J'Al..L TREES make 1~. 10 hOme fall.Ifs a Pleai.ant eritry, ·Pri~ tdr
ever, th11 ·~.-WW be • imntediate Sale. wAAT A .
mQQt)' maker II , ' Jll.IT "·-~,
ex_pensive homer. Pooj ·si,e yard. $52,50\I ,.11o, "'·"" .
1!12Jl'lotlinJhim "" • nn4n s,t-Sun 1.0:30 ~Open S.VSU•. lo> · "n'"f •f:il!i Roxbury CdM
. ·aAYCREST BI AUTY • 0, --'-• .
Glamorous ·3 ,bdrn)•bo~·~ily•room f<1 '< GREAT H.OME I
formal dining rm .• Ide81 ~.plan. Shake ... For y0ung elQlCUtive& wtlo
roOf & 3 car garage: 'Marly e.1t:rU. $81,5'» •,t 11ke to .ent~in at home.
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DOllliR SHOllES'"' p.. .
Well designed·' bedroOm home overlooking
the entire 'bay. Large living room ·&' dining
room; iriarble fireplace. (Baths. AU electric
kitchen. ,Ready . for i'!'mediate oceupancy.
$89,500. Open Sat .,. Sun.·1130 Santiago Dr.
• • , , , BUY1 BEF 1to......:: m s Nil:llDls Real Estate 0 "'1 · . ; . . • ·
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5 BR., 3 Baths, fee si.mpfe . jV.LJi_ier & .
---lloat ·&·view;of.,nlirec9'11!Sjf(dj bea'c~ ·,,,;
at ,your door. s.179,500, flJ>e!l s..t . ..sun ••
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;Mary l.ou Marioa
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3 BeaurtfuJ units -near Deach. $119,·
500. One 3-bedroom, 2 bath. So. priv.
patio: One 2·bedroom. frpl .. So. -patio; ·
0Jle 2·bedrooJJJ', ~· .. patio. All are in ~x
~ellent condition ·
Mary Lou Mirion •
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INCOME UNlT SWAP.',
7 Units, Santa 1?.{oDica, ·3 blks. to ocean,
with ocein ·vfeW" from bilge 2· B~t. _3
BJ . own, a~t. ·s1S,800 'Gj'oss. $1\'\,300
Ptice' for trade'\o Ora.nge Co unty. . • Bill Cbmsfl>ck ' . . . ' . '1~
'91'Elf HOHSE-UDO ISLE
219 Via N'ice ,-open.Sat. & Sun. 1·5.
Enjoy the,111..ido-Life" iri tfti s p~'H. tam.
home. ~ 8~ ..... B,a .. f•m. room, new
,point Ii drapes. Watk>to beach.<$119,500 '
M. C. Buie, .
Ul>O 151.C' Ol'EN SAT .. SUN. 1-5
-~26 V.i~ San Remo. Best illside street.
51' Lot. Near J.,ido Clubhouse.' 2 BR. &
den hom4 . Move-in col'l;dition. $~9,500
,Gene Vreeland·
l'Rlc;J,.R~)'Jc;ED , ,'
Better h.lm'y!H ll'his won't last!!! 4 BR.
21h Ba. in pTe6tige ar"e1-f>f COrOtia· del
Mar. You milirsee this executive home.·
Only $68.750. ,.
Bud Austin '
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• -SEE SIMPLE LAND " . This beautl!U1ly' 'decorated borne y.•as
-ro ~ P: "'!~el. If sets itself apa.rt from
ttfe Test Wi.t.5 many fine.features: 4 ·RR.
3 Ba ., .fam. Km., 2 frplcs .. ...ail-:e-ond.-~a.
·c-ar g1r~. plsy:area. Gre~t landsc;~p~ng! ·
$66,500 .
NEW LISTING .
TRADITIONAL HOME
Mostly custom homes· on this lovely: · ·
private are• .Street. 4 Bedrooms .. 3 Lh. .
baths, lrg. Jam . .r m .. -rnd 's. ,rm or office •
off patio. Open beamed ceilings in !iv.
rm. & fam . rm. $63,500 ·
Kathryn Raulston . ' '
NEW LISTING IRVINE TERRACE
Secluded .hide -'away, ••treended· ·by
tropical· patio &··pool. Corn~t 10t3tion·
Jn th is most desired area. 3 Bdrms. '& (
!am. rm. 911 large lot w/room to. ex·
pand. $61 ,500 · ' ·
Mary liarvey·
ALMOST OCEANAIONT·
Blue l..agoon TownhoU:Se-3 bedrooms,
,3 baths, wet bar. White ,water vie""
Patio & deck. _Furnitu:r:e available. ~-
. cellent financing. $51,5-00
Carol Tatum . ,
LUSK HARBOR .0Vllw
2·Story 4 BR. 3 Ba. Near Beith $57;500
View 3 BR. 3 Ba. Deluxi dttor '$5~.~00
Pool. <iew; 4 BR. 3 Ba. Sea.Ibis $81 .900
5 BR. 3 Ba. View. Great k!Uhen $55.000
LaVera Burns · .;~'. '
HARBOR VIEW HIW
lust tlsted ·-immaculate '3 BR.' ho\ne
& large famtty room. Excellent n oor '
'plan. Large. well Ia9dsca~a .far.d-, ~
, rare buy at $48,~00 l
Belle Partch ,
' LOVE UFE? ENJOY BLUFFS
, Gr eat.3 BIL.2 Ba. Large. itngie •4>1J1"
on Jr~nlie!t: recreational ·park, M91, steps away. 139,950 · , .;
-Harriett· Davie! .
1927 Santiago Open Sat..sun 1-5:30~ ! Bft. & formal dlrtJnr nn. •
• ., , • ~ 1 ·, pool • ocean view. $84 .
LI ND.A ISLE Open Sat./Bun. 1.S
BEST buy on bea.uti!ut.-Llnda Isle! Owner 4521 Ori:lnifun
·moving ,to -anoth~r: state .. Spacio~s ~ _bdrm. , • Cameo Shores, Cd~f,
home designed for the ulttmate tn hvtni on BEST BEACH BUV f tfll~ exclusjve isl~nd o! boating & Cun. ier Jo'our 2-BR.· units only 1 block '&slip. The iTiost !or the le-ast ~ $135,000 101 Llnda Jsle See Broker at •80 to ~cb Ir parb, Prlv. pa,. tios. Beaut. appt's. thru-
LINDA" ISLE out. 125."'°
NEW water!tonJ cmnmodious home. 6 Br., I Open Sa1./sun. 1 -~
5' h a., fam rm plus rumpus rm. Fireplace · 324 Aster, Laguna Beach
cdnversatiol"! pit. Elegant mstr ~rm + fire-
place. Apj>rox. 4540 sq. Ct. living are~ $169.300 '80 Linda IsJe · Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :30
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
VieW-3 bdrm. 2 bath oistom home. Walle
to schools, beach &: shopping. Oversize rear
yd1 Part YOl\l' .~~iter & bo~t. · $41.950 ·
• JOll,La Jolfa . ~-. : Open ,Sat-Sun 1-5:30
. I . , .. ' '
CAMEO SHORES
CORNER DUPLEX
In Corona de! Mar, with gar.
ava separa1ing 1hc! u~its
!or maximum privacy. Jm1
reduced. lo only , $J6,000
• A reel showplace,· open daijy '!Qr )'Our in-
spection.. 4 Bedrootll6, formal U.ving room r
P..&n~ramic vie.w from al_! T0.9ms . ~ge ~m·
1ly, el~ctric kitchen: th.1c~ C~rpet1~f· fmest
draperie:;. A home of d1st1nclion at 131\500.
1606 Antigua Way.
BAYCREST-WESTCL IFF
Herb Brownell designed hOme on lovely.
tree-lined street.~ 3 ,Bed.rooms, convertible
den, dining room overlooking pool with car·
pe!~d \errace. Only $62,500. .
Restiul -setting on a charming street. 4 Bed-
rooMi with room for pool. Real quality.
$6.1,000.
·Built for a pei'!eCtlonist. '3 Bedrooms, UVing
room & convertible di!n surround beautiful
central atrium with retra-;:table roof. Gia·
morous! $125,000.
Will E'Xch•nte For Sm•ller
t.uxu rious custom built h.orTie on Choice cor-
·ner site':-4 •Bdrms, 'den,-S·batft!'-t j>wdT. rm.-
. f{uge ~atlo & COv lanai surround H&·F pool.
-·'()wneT Wffi c0nsidfr smeUer home in ex-
change in ne·arb.Y 'atea. By' appt. $195,000
2828 E: COAST HWY.
For only $51 .500 you may buy this newly
painted, carpeted & draped 3 bedroom home
1-l-·on-a-comeirlor,-wtthlll'geterrace. Kitcben
complete with barbecue. Swimming pool with
dressiz:ig rooms.
I .I-.. '
HARBOR VIEW HIL LS
Lovely family borne. ~ bdrms., formal dining
&: fam rpi. Itge: beautiful yard. Quality cptiilg
and decorating. 3 ,car garage. $54.500
877 Sandcastle Open Sat-Sun 1-5:30
' IRVINE TERRACE
Unobstrµcted view . of bal & ocean from
beautilu) ( .biltm tiome. ge pool. Prolts·
sional .landsc'apin~. Imm~urate ! $ll0610CK>
'2015 Galatea -" Open Sun-J-li:30
A REAL CHARMER-$43,950 .
Step into romance! Spanish courtyd. 3
Bdr1ns & formal din ing ,rm. Priced to sell .
2039 Irvine Open Sat 1-5:30
PRETTY AS A JUNE BRIDE
You \viii' !all in love with this most charm-
ing "Story-book" home. the moment you
step lhru the door. Hea·vy sh:ike roof. beam
ceiling. aJI the atmosphere for a 1st. 2nd or
3rd honeymoon. 3 Br., 2 b~ths .. $49,500 &·
\\'Orth it ..
. BLUE LAGOON VILLAS-$64,900
Carefree condo living. 3 Bdrm., 3 ba., wot
bar Gold MectaU;ioh un it. White water· view
from mosl roo.ms. PriVate be'aCb, ·2 jlool6 ,
BLUE LAGOON VILLAS-$53,SOO
Luxury beach livingl facing garden court.
Steps to beach of-poo , 2 Bdrm., 3· ba,, condo.
• ~ 11,..._ .
NEWl\ORT DUPLEX-l-43,SOO
Real buy! Good income!. No wbrries! Thr ef!
' & lam . rm . + one bd"'1":' & encl. lanai. Nr.
beach. .• " ' · '· . OFFICE OPEN SUlilDAY 1~5 :30-. "Our 25th 'lte«r'" ·,
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 S•n J~qUln Aills Road ...
. NEWPORT CENTE.R ~91 0
'
lOGO lo,.,.,.., 1000
ESCAPE
·THE ORDINARY
li.tOdel "T ' Home
Cadill•c Ou•lity ·
.Ju!lt l1.~1NI, beautiful MM11
i1f'I Mar "T' pl11.n featuMnii:
Corona del M~r
673-3770
FOREST E. · o L s.o_N
. \..C:"Rc'!••? .. •
N~wjiort Ht!19'tfs
$33,500 <
Shake roof, J bedroom, f11.m.
Uy mom. 2 fircplaceir. Boat
~P/ICf!. ~:asy CR!'e yard. As-
sum e 5* annua.l percentage
TRIP loa n. Movr la11f, New
l1s1ing. Only $33.500. Call
64>-0303.
Serenity In A
Cameo Setting
Rt'lllX iA your dt!corator liv.
ing room & vitw the cle11:anl
garrlen.. Louvf'l'M w i n d
brealr calm11 sun & frtsh
hl'f'ezes. · '3 •charming bed·
rooms. 'r;&m'ily · l'IT\. wtlh a
s14n · tillerlng 15kyllghl EJec.
Irie kUChen With ' table
belght bar. 'etQ.se to .Mesa
. Verdr Cilurse 8nd (I Ii I y
$17,:..00. Move qo~1l call '
&l.j.(l.l).l.
I
CdM . Duplex
Two loll! Units view lt!dud-
~ garden invest! call
&t\".(Xl03. •
~ayshores .Fixer
1 ~ • ' ' .. ;
Qu11.in1 cotl81f'. Needs your
rn-a ti~, touch .. Pvl. beach
a_vaUable .s:~all .now .. ~.
645;0303
, 27J9 •lfeJ'tin' <Blvd., C.M.
RI Harbor Cenlf'.r
In fl brand new Ivan \\'rlls
horne Dover Sh0re1.-.3 ~c·
lou11 n1ode l11 to choose from.
"I &>dhx>int, 3 Bath 1< pow-
drr . roan\· F amily rOOms
"'ilh fireplace &.,wlilk fn wl't .bar~ }::a ting .. ~a n,· kl1cben + forn1a l dininit room. Land.
llCll?ed cotirt yln:la pools.
I-Im-deconited lnferion.
Luxury cari)cting. Too niany
custom f('aturea to drS(.ribt»
}\will pR,y you to vi!!St & ,st;.~
lor your.-lf. Open bAITY. ,.
CALL OR DRIVE
DOWN BUCKNELL ST. Prlvalf' "°""•ners" !Sllilr.
WAii~ of wRrrirohP.s. f11n\Jy
room, eon1pletely bulltin ktl-
cbe11, ~iwi .. t.1lve:red patio.
\Valk 10 AIJ~ srhools and
shoppinit. BcaulitvJ TREE 1
l~INl:O !rn.EF.'T, Full PriN'
$31,500. C.ond Rnim11.blr
IN BEAUTIFUL
COLLEGE PARK
And you will M>e a truly lovr-
h· home wllh dOIJbif! hrY-~lace, h~rge m111ter 1Jt1lte
wirh gardr1r Attf's.i; ... This
11rt'11 i.~ known for !111 l1111c
lrtt111 find manloored Jand-
111'.'llplrll(. Room ftlf brnH or
1ndler .. , ('(lrlvt nlf'nr In all
sdiools. Low lntc~ll lnan 111
~·~'/r will i;aVt' you $30)() in
· Ivan Wells & Son
Joan.
rc;,,,,. co: TS
·~WALLAC E
REALTORS
-544-4141-
Roy J . ~•.rd Co. • ...,.,Open Evenin9tJ
LINDA ISLE . .
Beautiful , new,. custom finished Medlter'ran-
ean home with pier & slip. Excellent terms.
Only $119,500. See our representative at 106
Linda Isle Dr.
Spacious· 5 bedroom home. s unken living
' room' overlooking terrace & Bayfront . Ex·
ceptionall y large master bedroom, dining
room: 3 fireplaces ; pier & slip. $165,000.
BAYFRONT LOTS
The last available 60 Ct . Bayfront Jot In
Dover Shores. Will take over 50 !t. boat. Ask,-
ll)g $68.500.
Linda Is)e-51 feet on water. Plans ·a vail·
able. $35,000
EASTBLUFF
3 Beauties available for your inspection
Sal. & Sun.
Al most n~w 3 bedroom Lusk home. Family
roorry. d_ining room. & courtyard garden.
$52,500.
Neat a s a pin. 3 Bedroom & paneled family
room; Lusk home with pool. Seller moving
oul O! area must sell. $49.500. Open Sat. &
Sun. 907 Aleppo St.
Large 3 bedroom tri-level home. Terrace
gardens with pool & J acuzzi off 25 ft. family
room. Wet bar & ice-maker. $57,500. Open
Sat .. & Sun. 2815 Catalpa St.
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX
South of Highway. 3 Bedrooms 2 baths, ex-
cellent cond1tion. Near Fash.ion Island.
MACNAB-IRVINE
Re1lty Comp1ny
901 Dover Dr., Suite 120 642-1235
675·3210 1080 Beyside Drive
Ne!port Be1ch
~~
General 1000 Genera l
CAMEO SHORES FOREST E ..
0 LS 0 N
Inc, Reallorll
RENTING? WHY?
3 bedroom, FHA, VA
Term s
E.XCLUS,IVE AGENTS -. • ;;
lbo ~Gal_axY Orl\lt ·~J§SO f.-, •
/Opco' Dally) ,, .C)WNER , !> ~ws. Call now to !Ide thi! lwiiiiiiiii wcckt>nd:--
S46-9521
Jusl /istl'd in Cru;tii. P.1esa! !
Beautiful tree lined 11treet,
l1111ds 10. Jaru 3 ~m
home on cul rle sac, Pri·
\'llCy galore, stunning lam.
11y ki1chrn with diniTIJt area,
11' halhs, enter1alning pa.
lk., brick fireplaN", much
mol'f'. Harri to find RI only
S2-l.500. Also ~% ,annual %
ra1e loon . Won't laat, call
no11ot, Dial
ANXIOUS
51/4 G.I. LOAN
You ('11n huy this OREAl\t
COTTAGJo~ !ltlhject) to 11n
~xl11tin1t 5'-' Cl loan 11nd only * * $134 11er nmnth pay1 all!! <I
Prtsl!&c hi1ldrn :l s1ory h0n1c Jarp bt'droom!, 2 bathit.
large family rm w/ nre'.. Jo~R.ll'L.AOE, h\!ill..lnf. -and
pl11c-e, formal dlnlrttt rm, 3 ! fRlldous ,pa.lio wl~h Blr-B-Q
. ~rkling bath! '.Ii: futa111i-'lofo lltmmrr parties. m.~
cally 1-ndscaped, Bclore you · nn.t. PRlCE.
, ......... ··Th• " • m"'' W:alker & lee ~ at SSt,500, CAµ. 54~-t 1 . .
. ' }\e11;1tors .. 7682 . Edlh&'f'r
W--1,~ r..o..'i1«i
Lar~ 5 Bedroom
'"""""""-~"""""'I ·H-SZ4",600 .l<EEDS TE>IDER, LOVING Ass~ ~.~ ,Lo~n CAR~. \Vorwlerlul n()or pl11n.
Ownl'r rlespcr11 :e, prie&I be. · 3 ha1h11, 2 brick firtplll.~s.
Jow l't!plat:ement. Entry hAll, l11r_ge Dining room It family
Nichols Real Estate
:•I J K Nl<HOlS
. Eamide D8plex
$31.500
~cd ne~ aall (:Ql1l'8e &
hu lW!?. 2:Bc: ~11tils on a
larae lot lO'xl().'i' with block
wlll )'a1'd enclosure, 10~~
dOwn & let a teoant help
MY your peymcnl.'
EXCLUSIVE WIT!!:
Newpo rt
•I I
Fairview I
646-Hl 1
(tny.tlmt) dlntnr roOin , '!l' bltha, SPAC· J'O(lm. Vf't CIJl ' purchaJWJ
Ions llvlnf room, rxtra din-v.•lth SI.~ down .. Non vet f!!""""""''"'""""""""'
hir tWm, eX'tra dlnJrc •~a $2700 down. $32,900, ti..uer Gardener's Par•dl1e
In kitche n, loll of v.'OOd hurry, dlslrcu 1111uation.. lmmae. 3 bdrm. 2 hli!h honw
panr:IUn,e:,' T•kc ovt1· the a ~711 1 on lee. mnw-r Inf In North
ttrrUle l "Eo flMual ~ r,ate Cmla .Mesa. DwrM!:r le11vlng
• )1:"i\Crec '.llca1ir
546-5990
962-5585
19L11 Brookhur-$1
liunlingloo Beach
NEED FOUR WALLS
WITH A DOOR?
We have more tMn thaL A
gorgtoous 4"bedroom ln Me111
Vcnfc, just ·otf the golf
t'OUM!I". Hoge alympir. pool
for California Pfl tlO living.
Vacant .and waiting for a
new ramiJy, $.t&oo Down wlll
take U. ~ Sund11y for
)"Ol)f Inspection. CAU. •
Walker & lee N.B. BEACH HOUSE
\\'alkln1t dlatll.nc:t!. tn o<ra.n! -~ Rci1lor1 •
4 Bedrms 2 hllhs Ntiw 2790 Ha:rt>or Bl~. al Adama
carp., draPes, palnt A: Ul11! 546-0e Open 'Ill 9 PM
Only $:15,11)1) ALMOST l/3 ACRE
CAYWOOD REAL TY ""'"pi., yard, block wall
6306 ~V.' Ccwu11 Hwy., N.B. fr.nee, U 'x21' lane.I wUh Bar. e S.8-1290 e 8-Que. Th.me bdnn1. 2
OP EN SAT/SUN bath&, dining nn. fl.Illy car.
• peted end draped ht; me. 3102 W. Oc:e~. front Quiel b&Jtio atrttt . WUI ~
Owner Wil l F1n•nc• l'HA·VA with low lnttial 1~
2 Unit• • $67,500 watmf>nt.
Geor9e Wiiiiamson M. M. La Borde, Rltr.
!Mn"""l'nd 1'f!'ve ff'mo JWl)'lllen1s 11rt1 • ce..11...now for apn.'.l. to Re•ltor ~6-0555 1 E.'ves. b'7!1-6116
6f3,4350 645'1564 Evn AlLY Pir.crr WANT ADS!
642°1771 Saturday .. ..oIM.&-A·t..INES! l'.>lal 54)..5m .1; chars-It .
each mf'.lfllh. ti4G-171'. ~. s.26.~.
TARBELL ~55 Htrbor-1 'P E RRON -===.!;;====
I r
EAST SIDE
OaJi11 'lOOlt DOL L HOUSE
Eastside ~rgain NH.r Nrwl),'9'1 shops. H ..
bcwlt &lWI tmU('f accea. A
RAR~ rlNO in c-ta Meu
Al $2:2,:,00. Don't dra.C )'Otlr
fH'I oo 1his one • CALL
$2 t,950 , ' It needs paint and elbow
grease, but with 3 bedroom~
and 2 baths, h1 r dwood
·floors, dining room Atff,
and loetted in ~ desirablP
area ot taststde Costa fi.leM
you can't anord not 10 _.
it at t.b!.a price. $21,!61. Hl.a'-
ry>
Walker & lee ·
R'*llors
!T90 Harbor Bh•d. 11.I Adaips
~ ()pen 'Iii 9 PM
U Y AVENUE
2 P\us drn .......... SJ7,500
Dupkx, . 3-2 BR .. .. $62,500
P ENINSU LA POINT
4 PIUs den • • .. .. .. .. $66,500
2 Brdroorn ·······' •• $38,950 . WATERFRONT, NB ~ HARBOR ·a i vo. I"""'"· :1-2 •• •••••• sn.soo 541 IUO Rindtrknec/11 RHlly
OPEN EVES Till 1:30 »Z> W. Balboa. NB 6n.366J
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
... tt.lt 9-4y ,,,.,.,., wttll ,.. .... -"""' •
yM .. i.-..-.tl ... All ttt. l.cllfl•M ll1t.111 Ml••
... 4ncrii.N .. ,,..,... ..... lty ..tv.nW., .....
wWe I• toMy't DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Pcth'-
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Br & F11mily or Den )
·228 Via San Remo (Lido Islet N.B.
833-0700; 644-2430 (Sat, Sun 1·5)
(3 Bedroom)
~7 Surrey (Cameo Highlands) CdM
675-3000 . !Sun 1-5)
**'06 Linda Isle Dr (Linda Isle) N.B.
642-8235 (Sat, Sun)
2039 Irvine, Costa Mesa
644-4910 (Sat 1·5 :30
308 La Jolla (Newport Heigbts ) N.B.
644-4910 · (Sat. Sun 1-5:30)
(3 Bedroom & F1mily o r Oen)
tt433 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach
642-8235 I Sat. Sun)
1701 Port Abbey, Corona de! Mar
675-32!0 !Sunday)
907 Aleppo (Eastbluff) CdM
642-8235 ; 675-3210 !Sal, Sun)
*2815 Catalpa (Eastblutl) CdM
642-8235 ; 675-3210 (Sat, Sun)
104 Via Vella (Lido Isle) N.B.
.675-3982 . . (Open Dail y)
*2006 Tahuna (!rvufe errace) CdM ·
~2-6472: 673·3468 eves. (Sal & Sun 1·5)
24-05 S. Popular, Santa Ana
546-5440 (Open Sunday 1·5)
92'1..S.antiago.(Baycrestl.Ne'ol'jll)rl.Beach
644-49 10 · (Sat. & Sun. l -5:30) ..
'· · (4 Bedroom)
45o7 Dorchester (Cameo Shores) CdM
675-3000 (Sun 1·5)
ttil Linda Isle Dr. (Li nda Isle) N.B.
675-32!0 ISat. & Sun.)
1130 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) N.B.
642-8235 !Sal & Sun)
2015 Galatea (Irvine Terrace) CdM
644-4910 !Sat.. Sun. 1·5:30)
(4 Bedr0c;tm & F1mily or 0.n)
2848 Carob (Eastbluff) Newport Beach
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1606 Antiqua Way (Dovg Shores) N.B.
675-3210 (Sat. & Sun.)
1330 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shotes) N.B. :
642-11235 (Sat. Sun)
219 Via Nice (Lido isle) Newport Beeoh
833-0700 ;• 644-2430 (Sat, Su n 1-5)
1334 Hampshire Circle, iBaycrest, N.B.
• 642·5200 · (Sal & Sun. 2-5)
2891 Clubhouse Rd, Mesa Verde
642-4816 (Sal & Sun 1-4)
877 Sandcastle (Harbor View Hill s) CdM
644-4910 I (Sat, Sun 1-5:30)
1112 No ttingham (Westclifl) N.B.
644-4910 (Sat.. Sun. 1 ·5:30~
1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores} N.B.
. 646-1550 (Open Daily)
(5' Btdrooml
**2323 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach
833-0700 : 644-2430 (Sat, Sun 1-5)
(S Bedroom & F1mlly or 0.nl
2507 \Vi ndover (Harbor View Hills) CdM
675-3000 (Sun l -5)
*1536 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B.
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
***1014 Polaris, (Dover Shores) N.B.
642-11235 (Sunday)
128 Via Havre, 1Lido Isle) N.B .
673-7300 · (Sunday 1-5)
(6 Bedroom)
**80 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) N.B.
644-4910 (Sat.. Sun. 1·5:30)
PUPLEXES FOR SALE
(2 & 3 Bedroom)
**3102 IV. Ocean Front, Newport Beacb
673-4350 ; 645-1564 (Sat & Sun 1-ll)
O &!BR )
517-517 1'. Begonia, Co rona del Mar
675-3000 (Sat, Sun 1-ll)
**:WlO River Ave., Newport BeB<:h
646-2414 (Fri, Sat, Sun)
tCondom~r S•le) . (3 )
507 Avenida Largo (Bluffs) N.B.
675-3000 (Sat. 1-ll)
(Home & locomtl
(3 BR & 1 IR •pt) 72P Narcissus, Corona del Mar ..
57&.4497 ; 644--0449 (Set Ii Sun 11-ll) . .... * * w ..... ... ....... , ............. ...
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USES FOllt SALE IHOUSES"P'qlltSAL& 'HOUSES FOllt SALi . HOUSIS l'OR SALE IHOUSIS ,OR SALi llOUSIS POR SALi HOUllS POR SAL!:~~~~!!J~!:TR·~....._~~ .. :.~ ... :w.: .... ::1
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olinda., J:J&
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES .
OPEN HOUS E SATURDAY I SUNDAY
,Occur.led-Lind• Isle Dr.
Cust. 6 BR., s u'dy, 5 bath home w/4 ~pl.cs .•
circular stairway, ·decorator selec;ed carp,
& d.J;apes. Deck & pier ............. $2~000
77 Li nd• 1\le D rive
New 5 Br., 5 bath home on lagoon. Marble
entry, wet bar, AM/FM Intercom, Huge mstr
Br. )las beafl) ceil. & own !J'plc. Large liv. &
lam. l'll)S. w/frplcs ....... '. ... r. ... ' '185,000
101 Lind• Isle Drive
5 BR, 4 baths; lam. rm .. Mexican lil• firs.,
eiposed beam cell., cpts, drps -incl. W /Pier
& slip. Excellent Terms. . . . . . . . . . . $135,000
·w ,terfront Lots
.No. 4: Excellent 51 ft. Linda Isle leasehold
lot. Plans avail. Consider trade ....• $35,000
No. 41: Long water view facing Hatbor Is-
land w/76.2 ft. of mntage. Plans availab)e.
No. 811 : Corner Point lot with 118 ft. of front-
age. Long water view. flans available.
For comp,lete infofmation on ~ther hOme• & lots, c•ll:
IRVINE TERlltACE s llG IEDRCIOMS IOMANCE OF " '
Plua lo.fun. rm.A.-···NISH-M"IN SPAlllSll s -am lantllf...., • oew apClllances • '1llOYlt-in
co.ldllion • llf'le beefed
pool .158,1'15. low land ...,.
• call
CURT OOSH, Raltor
w.&t72 !.'vet, m.3t68
1730 \V, Cout Wa:hwa.y
"THE BLUFFS"
Owner bu 2. Muat all one,
3 BR. 2% ba '1. Conicr lot,
Back &y view! Priced at
only $-t0,000.
Bea1lflflll Encutlve Home
• Ocean Vlew-$115,000
You Own The Land
STEPS TO OUR BEST BIACHI S
A HOME THAT HAS EVERYTHING
·• ·Call Today· f or Appoinlmenl
Wllla111 . Winton, Rea~.
229 Morino, a.1a... lal•nd 67W331
•"Bn.dmoor". Wltb todi.Y'• ' ~Ill " .
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--fllloUy ---... loot4' U'9 ~ at mad )tu .tNtct. 0( '1eacb land 'Wbtrt tbon ~ ..... ,... ""° lleoadlul ..,. 4 BR, 2
tnnmr pro11:1Dta ttill wry BA b toca,ted. tr1 '° dCIM
Jow price Qf IW.'00 tnd Jt tt the 114 you can walk
abowll beautifully t..ide and ~ and let your dreams
out, wltb wide oc.n vlew1 be carried out on the eve.
CALL !lODAY m.ml ' inc lido. Sep, flont ..-.
a.y I loocb lltlty, Inc. ""111tn1ht magnllk>ent uv.
CHlliil COVE i1'l ""· erpb •,"""' ..,._
. CINERAMIC VIEW out. Om\pl, -d, """"'" --ea--M.<umNij M•H Def Mor 1105 Nowport ... ch
Overiookinr lfartior Jetb' I: drtw, xa. -lg, •kle yard IDr
mue Pacific, a ~t It •tor trailer •. S:W.490. v~
exdllilye com.mum.ti.-, -8 R. FHA convtntioDIJ, (n4)
1• 1up liv, nn. Lob ol dais. •1997 BJl:J".
Sundedt, 3-~ 114.IDO l~EDIATE
I !Jf•... ~. s BR, 2 ... MUST SELL
Fam nn, cov pa~ delux WILL TRADE
1100 w/e~ Pt,IXXl loan Beautiful • Roomy Baycttat
uaumable at 5~%. $33.900 cu.atom built 4 Bdrm home 1----------1 paid to loan. $5 Junipuo, 00 .. ~ k>t oa. • GI NO DOWN -· cludod•-lXllltioaDP.., MARVELOUS VllW
Cost• M••• •
BY Owner, 3 BR. 2 ba, Wion. 548.0773 2001 Bl)iside-Dr. Bt&iit.
FHA 221 -02 ~~~S:.~d= 0~LEX~~~~~~w°:: :r:::~.~·.:.:;
APARTME. NT ~";,!~ ~133,900 r.:: ... ~.l'!'!· .f ~--:'~-""""am. m1,.. bHcb.. Newty .-.
--•v ~ 1175,00Q SHOWN BY APPT.
POS'SESSION
cute 3 bedroom, 2 bath cot.
tap ne.tled on quie.t cuJ4e..
1K lhet wltb OVERSIZED
lot. Modem built-Ins, e&r·
pefll and ctn.PH throu&boUl
Submit on GI or FHA tennl.
P'.950 FULL PRICE,
WE SELL A HoME
· EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & lee DWELLER *' Wrm, family""·~ batha, 14 bid. °""'°"'· ..,_1272 · 8111 Grundy, RNlter
v•/w crptg thru.out, Owner FOR Sale or ltue-Trailer 133 Dover Or., N.B.14.2-4QJ Realton
BAQiELOR WW sbare -W/ tnafUrt IObef .. ndemaa j
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SI SENOR! !t'1 OUJ' tlnt oU. SHAltE My, •1•1••t
e.rirc ol the moet f.abuJoul watmrant home •/ _.
--,..._ to lW> ,.... llll0 tn0o ~ I
IAauna. Top Nortbend Jo.. J'EMALE. »30, allU"e 4 BR
cation if! are• ot expensive hoUle w/1 of aame, llO,
homta. A.bout a minute's C.M. 5fiS.-5933 aft t pm.
drtve to Creacent B ay YOUNG Mu. Sarita 4na Bea~. Hu "apectacutar area, $6.'> mo. cau art 4 ~ of tta, ahorellne, pm SU-4301 « "140& ,
Catalina SUnaets. Custom 1.==· =======-I
bullt ' .................. c -. .,.
owner le ll:rtiply tmroacula.te ·-""-"------'-·!
today, AboolulOly IUP'MU&l-DARLING Bachtl« cot-
ity CObltruc:U.00. Loaded Aduff ooly, $.W JllO.. call I
with beautlful earwd doors., 962-Gll.
massive bumt.. hand..carwd I·_,::=,::,,=====• I
"llin& beams. Many hand-N•wport IMch 1211
llOme wrought-ran dlande-i ---------
"""• Mulctn W.., Plush . SPICIAL I
cupeb, "'-'· VIEW pa. Couple ., "ba""1r" S 111!. 2
tiOfJ, IWim pool, authentic ba. Wty. fllm.. BJuff1 omo.
SAUNA BA~. Actually too Owner abroed b' t monttw •
much a,pptdirC detail to AvaU. luJy lat. Way u..ttt
dncribe here. SEE US 11r markei at s,:m per month to
aelld for photo brochure. 1twJ ·rlabt JIU11 It........, P' 1" d , 01 C 644-llii IRDKEll
$115,000. Shown by app t. .=:-=-..-· --'--:-==-
JAMES LOMAS YEAR. 1"""' -3 -3 bath, den, extra room
-~ff -~~-·~-~---lo your own home. Put your. Ne.""PO{t. i:z.soo. 67>8762 CASH ,OllX_ _ 8'2""55 541).5140 Jl5 ~ c-.1t Hwy
,.uintltia3bodroomhom•. MHo Vordll 1111 wkndt; '131,...1128. By....,... '""SE/Ol'TION <lf4.11ot BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Huge fenced yard for kid11 BLUFFS. ainalel/cpll. Split 219 Poppy Ave. Corona del ~
133 0.-Dr., Sult• 3, J>l.B. 642-:4620 and ..... Only 121,500. by SAVE s·1•so '"· 2 "' •• G......,,,.11, ... Mil', ""'""view, 3 ........ 1225 per. month, NI p;le< SPARKLING NEW!
off patio, dbl 1a r•1•,
rarden mtnc· oa or beh:n
July 15 • $350 per mo.
Wl'lte 4034 Le.land Rd.,
Lou~-. Ky, «rm.
l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!~!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!~~=1 OWNER. . 'Y pooh, teMla clb, $25,500. private Jlltio, jUlt above llt.. $25,500, VA $500 down. 3 Le1un• IMch 279
ii;,,.,.1 IOOOGonorol IOOI Evoni~:.k!.U561 -BY OWNER 6"-242'1. ~: =· ~~sT ~ ~W:.°.!;~,:i:~ OCEAN V.JEW~ V~w lw Ront:3 Bl', 2% Ba.
BARGAIN AT $27;000 BLUFF~ ~ice ~· view $52,too. Phone 61>1817. ing area bulltlns. llvlnr rm Fantutic ocean VJeW and a 2 patlol; dole to ....-t 6
MAKE ANY OFFER! ASSUME 5\4% l.OAN ~. $29.~.Je~tom BY OWNER -Harbor View with fitt~. fenced and ~tom ~ bedrm. 2 ~th beach. Sunahine~ Rel'• R & ~ A W~ -:,. ahr!Cf!,rO~r and Ove.r :ml 9"1. It, Channing -LuUt, Montecito plan 4 landscaped, bome ~'ltb ~ ceilinp ~·$525 mo. Jw. J5tb. t. ti -l his new~ have JiW'chas.. int'erior like new 3 BR. 1% 2 BR TOWNHOUSE. Must BR. 2~ BA. tamiJy rm. If and a ~ittplace .. This S@pt, 15th or leUe putbo/ e e . arre ea u .., anotoo 1arze, hom• ... BA. ~ t.R. ~ .... "din. ..it. All .a ... """""""'· ...,, <1rp1 • crptd, -· "°"" " Y .. _ tum. .......,, -· (/ must sell thl8. Good l and area, Cathedral ceilil'lp. GL Owner. 6'4-6481. Redwood deck I: brick to capture the ~autiful ATl'R.. \liew bqme oetaz>o
PMn•e' nf·.1. din/tam In great Meu. Ver. ANT lam rm lor office/den pe.Uo· with Ocean View' tu.+t71 ( =1 MMJN mutline. OWner ~ coop.. front·, BR •• ~ 1 BR, ' s-.., .., ., .. ,.,, _ _,_ Newport u .. f..M... 1211 · · erate on tmns, Unbtliev-
,
~~-Limd at ~ ,....,,. _ !M,SOO. Appt. only. m, ENTERTAIN. , , able at 144.900 "'""''"'''" ,,_, 1ar. lrvlne Terrace S23,500, hot -""°"" pua utility rm plus NO F"NCY m.-mc-•rn4:~-Wlllillili'flr'°""poo1,<1ec1r, ''TO VIEWCALL-~ 1215-.....-i..-avan.-1/U,1---1
even YOUR PRICE migbt Storage plus new wtr. htr R COUNTRY SEnlNG fire pit. Owni.ied kit Lux. C91'·U19 n4 MALIBAR .... ;., & all copper pip; .... Kitch-SLOGANS "'""' ol u .... brick and ""' ..... , -m.... • ~N=E=:w=rn"""•"'ea.=--... "'th,,_Yi,,.~w=-.-1
, Just listed -exceptional 3 Bedroom, 3 bath &W·!UO en with cuatom walnut cabi. Just ~t value; lmmacu. ihakn. 2 Bedrnui., den, 2 Br., den, f.an!. rm. 1st time S350 Month, lease home. This custom designed home features _,..__ netl!I, dlhw:11br,· new prb. baths. Low down mows you ottered at $59,500. PLACE REALTY ~
an electronic kitchen, gr. e e. t family room;-disp. Principals only. late, attractively detltnrd, in. Only $42.500. H•I PNM:hln a Asne.
built·in stereo and color TVs. Extra Bo.qus-1 GE~ OPEN HOUS"E three bedroom and tamey Univenity Realty 67J.6ilD REALTORS NEW White Wiler ocean V.catlen Rent•I• 2M
k dir I beh. d h S I I Sun J., o~ ·ol Newports filJfMt 3001 E ~--t H CdM ,,_ • ....., view homes. 2 Br, 2 ba, a par ect y in ome. ll:::l:::l:::l:::l:::l:::l:::l:::l:::l:::l:::l:::l:::Z;:I • • • u... -·-•ty ~ wy :isoo E eo... Hwy ··-· ·~~· u --------·• H M h 31-S 1 Pl artu ... .-. .. z, many "'~ · ·• • · playroom. __ v. rm., $53,500. arry arc .· ~7 um• re • featutts. One of our be1l, at ./ OIARMJNG 3 br, den. Hue-G•me R"m bltn ftnae 4 o ven , BIG Bear very nice no...,
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2 to 5 GOV'T REPO 546-S3,3G j"'t $411,SOO.OO. 2 ba, frpl, trr patio, ..,.,, Pkk Up low.tnt loan, pymn~ dlah-r, crpt. Balanced nc LW, bltm. 114 day, * * * $450 down payment, $174 --CALL NOW~7171 lot + nice l br income $184 includea everythilW. 3 Power. From $77,950, 10% $40 wlmd, .$90 wk. (n fll Large Udo Isle Family Homes mont h ...,. all, Lugo 3 bod. MESA VERDE apt. Both "'wty d.. • BR's, c.,,td, • .,,., blk wall down. 105! Nol'la. 49"-3006 ~511=-9672-----~
CHARMING 5 BEDROOM, 3 bath Colonial
on 45' street to street lot. Big rear yard.
$97,500.
room for $19,000. Needs ten. crpted. 6'15-«97, '44--1234, Ince, 11y lot, Call or 492--4084. NEW, Mountain boule~
dcr loving care AJAX and ~et tree lined cul-OMac. 644--0449. Open house t1AR80Ullt REALTY ''Dirty Face'• Chermer inc mblri, ldfllwild, com-
pa.int, Quiet c.M. locaUOn. Sparklina: 3 bdrm. family Wffkends ll-5. ' * 146-1311 * ~ renctd srowxta.. NQ plete, modern w /blt n 1,
call 54().1151. and lanai, Adult occupied, OPEN HOUSE CAMEO Shotts, 2. BR. 2 • 'ft...0~--2 '--H. _,. wane' to bHeh. 2 mt. frpl., 546-7185 ev"el. ..==------... 1 top quality carpets, drapes b d •·--Lik 1 .. -'S ~· -.. ., au '""========-and Full bltln 311 Fullerton Ave. a, en _..,, e ....... type ~ all Incl pa.nellng; tile kit., brktd.1 · OUTSTANDING CONTEMPORARY Medi!er·
ranean featuring 8 Bedrooms and 5 baths.
Formal dining room, den, family room, and
estate-like grounds. $150,000.
E3 He,,r,·,•,t~age ldtche.~h~~rs~iot perch. near IMne NeWpOrt Heights delux apt, Beautiful prden, ~GI lease~ rm. Woodsy view lrom patio Summtt ........ 291
Full pri -750 Sat • Sun Everett H priced below cost. Owner 5 ti I ' t ,.~. /''"'1 A prden. A buy • $25,$0. ---------Must aell. oe -· . · · · b1~ P nc . ex , ..... « ~ 0 ... ..,..,......,. 4 ... ...,..... Assumable 5"% k>an. For Michael, Broker 501 E. Bal. terior, paintinr choo&e own MISSI N ~·'" '""""''~ ldeel Summer Rental
detalh, call 540-llSl. boa Blvd., 67J.6880. 2beCbannlngil~aes1• 0u1p1~, co!on. Owner. &n--0932. L NI l 1707 tor 2 elderly adults onl,y. 2
Offlco Opon S•turdllys & Sundoys j PETE BARRITT REALTY
COZY 4 1.MMACULATE, By Owner-Assume 6%5'. YA am ce &. r P c. 1 • · HOME -.un-1ue BR tum spllt-\evd houe tn
fttshly 'p1lnted and ~Heritage a.2, 2 BR. Re~ ..-ell-kept. Valuable lota. ~ ~~e .. Pa.rty 1 BR 2 BA (cuJ de ..:C), Euttiiutt.q»mo,inclutn.
1605 W..+cliff Dr., N.B.
~~~t~°: ~ •ULTOU 64~h~er·=·0 M~.67>578T. ln$00,000prlcen.ngelcuh). bltim. drps, w/w, Ice ~·~~·1~~·
Hardwood floon. 1ar1e/:z==iiiiiiiiE ask :,or ;:111a.i:~rrick 1 B•tbN Penlmul• 130I Approx. 2500 sq. tt. So. ot lndacpd lot. $29,550, ~ ~~ . · ·
nd I ·-· ------Garfield. W. ol Stach Blvd. t... 642-5200 l.amily room a access or
boat and trailer. Priced for PRICID TO SO.L BY Owner: 3 Br, l ha, tam 4 BR. den, n.r. ten.nil club, f1lfl ) 67l-5274. .S." (lemtftte 1711 BAYSIDE Dr., Lido. Lihda
Immediate sale a l • _ ··tm., muter br I: ltudy. beach ll baY. $59,500. Frank BY Owner 514 % GI loan __ Jale • Penin1 u la
lOOI
Mes• v,rde Country
Club VIII••
UST ONE AVAILABLE.
~plendorous Spanish design
aduUs who want cal'e·
tree Jlylng with no problems.
Golf, tennb, club house and
rty pool at your door step.
Priced under tho market at
$34,500 • CALL
·walker & lee
Realtor1
• %190 Harbor Blvd. at Adarrfs
1 5-15-9491 Open 't\I 9 PM
E•stside kharp, older home on lara:e
• !lot • 3 BR, din area, huge
1cov. patio. almost complete.
Jy enclosed. Offered at
$26.950 on nearly any teyfl1$.
$23,950-FHA/VA terma . Cbarmtn'r nelghbortlood. Manball Realty 575-4600 Under prleed at $28,SOO. '*WALK TO BEACH * ~~ + ott-.ater
• 1000 avallab~ Call5.fl5-Sfl24, Thisareatt plU1tamily,plus $31,500.Ca1164.2,..3397, L"-lslo~. IUI 221.oJ..Capl!trano Ln. Ntar Custom bit. 3 br., 2 ba. nm n-...-Realtor~
South ~t Realtors. -pool p1w: aeparate dtiiinr;,. --Brookhunt &. 101. $3500 f'f!decorated, w/w cpts., 1 ~='-"""···~~"="""""-'::....;::; ---------1.;;B::;A:;;R:.,G;::A;:l;:;N~H:;:U~N=T"E"R"'S Jseeuat -~uced to $46,950, To Newport Shont 1220 down. 2nd T .o . S168 mo h ome bea ut If u I I y FOR J"uly, 3 BK.. S ba. bou1e
OWNER
..
500 •-VALUE Ir CH aRM incl taxes. $3285. redecorated, w/w cpta., w/view, 100• b&th'1 bch,
1:1: ':;.
2 ~ :~ l Jean Smith, Realtor o:e~: :~~~1 * 3 & Oen A OWNER: 5 Br, 2 ba, 2 atory. 4rpe., Torcinal ftrinc. Much : ! BR ~ w~ July
LEAVING drapei;Very low down pay. Wal.nut. Arent 5'S-5918 * DellghttuJ $37,500. 9071 Rhodesia, H.B. Much rnot"fl. Auume nt% u1 CB' • •
mbd: for FllA loan. Great 646-3255 962-llMs. b.n. immed. OCOZJ>&l'ICY • BR. Aim. home, Founta.ln ls 5 .. 11..... _. * '5 Foot Lot -··-_ $33,000. by owMr ....,.. 1v""1: Chlldre.n/P,t con-" loc, near schoO . par ..... '6 B.lycre1t 1.u• * Street to Street or fi92..8508, .tldertd. Very reu to ri&ht
SophiaUcated 5 BR home, home value priced for fut 4 BDRM Meta Verde North. * $64,9ii0 Huntfntten ,.... . 962-&33
lge formal DR with view sale. Call 54().1151, HERJ. $20,400 Joan a.uumable at BEST DUY Ctll Now -B:f6.Un H•rt.our _... S.n Ju.1n party. •
of lovely ~~s. Beaut!· TAGE REAL ESTATE. Si(%.' Landscaped patio. -" OWNER Transf'd. Q:ime see C•plstr•ne 1725 3 BR.. J ba.. home, 3 mln.
1uJ terma, $34,950 f.p. HAL EC REST OwneT I rock bottom. price our 3 BR. 3 BA, ydlow, W&Ut to bch., mo. Aur. $750.
MARINER REAL TY Xln't Location. 3 Br i: den, S27.500. 54>-1700 In Baycrtst, 4 Bdrm 2'Ai Sunflowu briaht. .,,'l.terfront San Oement m.u>a.
W.5541. ~ -11,S ba., tile kitchen & ba., Open Sat A Sut1 1-4 bathl, ll!P din, ireat lam hse. 1* yn young. Dock "2~RY •• H£~ ~ 4u~:; llNTALS -;;;;;;;;;;;~i;;o,;;;;;;;;;;;;,1 bltns, hrdwd tlrs, paneling, 2891 CJubhou.wt Rd. room and brealdut area. * OPEN HOUSE * for fiO' boat. $85,000 Open ~ . ,..,,., n.w. ~ HeUtet Unfumlshed
• WOWI $20 CM lathe & plaster, frplc. 1410 Exec home '4 BR 3 ha, tam, See it now, SUNDAY 1.5 hou Sat i: Sun f001 brick fireplace. Fre1hly -
A re&1 culle in ap;i:°pie «>r· Watson Aw .• C.M. By Own. + lormal din, 2 frpl, patio. Jean Smith, Realtor ' 121 VIA HAVRE ~Ore. 593-1670.' pall'lted, :,~·~rm. r!y o.n.r.1 ..
der. Owner going ovenMS er, asking $25,950. Terms w/ June Ward, Bkr. &t.2-fi816 5 BR,, ·famiQt rm. Street to \VATERFRONT w/'!£' dock. ;~r.Ope &Jnda .,
and must sacrifice this S BR a:ood down or auwne 4\4 % 646-2155 street 45 ft Jot. $98,500. 3 BR. SeU/lae or Sumrne:r · · · n y,
beaut y. Convenient to Cal Vet. Collete p,"rk 1115 LIDO REALTY, INC. ~ntal.Furrlorunt.54&-2381 C•plstrenehech 17JI
schools & shopping, ~ $23,SOO Dover 'Shores 1217 3337 Via Lido m.7300 -
pletely fenced rear yard. 2 3 BR. l·br.th. Assumable PRICED W below ENJOY Private beaches, l'euntaln V•ll•Y 1411 -1 MD...E So. ol marina. Oitm
BA pita bit-ins. 6~ 7o loan. No points. $148 ralaal f ~ck sal •:--*UNIQUE.SCENIC* tennis crta, boating al 7 Rm + 3 Baths + 2nd
RENTALS
ALL TYPES
NO FEE TO TINANT
>;2.U21
DICK BElltG REAL TY -;,liij:;;nij;ri) I Monlh pay~ all. Cazi>etin&, P or . e y Unrivaled View ot Bay & beauUful Lido Wt. 3 Br, NEAR BEACH ldtchn. $36.500. 496--3317. PAtJl,.WMii Large yard· boat gate owner FHA or GI financing M I d 2 Ba huge U. ASSUME 6%. VA --NEW 2 BR, 71n Ba, drpa,
C•nv•B-'• e -KENNEDY. av&il, 4 BR, 2 ba, f&rn ne'::iy w:wv~id~'!~~: en, mi-bJ $57~ .Spacious fl bedroom+ tam. Apartments hr crpta, bltns, pooJ, rec. rm,
S41·58IO _,,a Al" 642-9730 548-0720 Ewe. rm, bllnl. w/w cptJI & drpt, ;'yte.:.;,,:. ~ ..!:-· Dy room with fireplace, Sal• 1tl0 putllrc creen, no pell. 1 -ciMml~ .__,:ll,:l:,:A:,:~;.:T;,:T:..;;C,;;O.;;,i l_,,...,..,..;0;;;;iiilliii0ii•I beaut. dttOr & lncl!cp 0..temporary w/ court & .,,.........,_ 3 1arle blth!. Jncl. carpet-ch.lld ok. $21S per mo uW
EGE REALTY · L D FHA w/truit trees, t 26, 950. atrium. 5 Br'ir expandable, ~GE LIOO LOT hW dl'apea bullt-ini Call pd.~Ms..3991 or &t2-8tn. 500Adlll9a1Hli9ir;cM. 1093 Baker, C.M . 546-5440 No On Vets O n 54S.-ST53. 500J aq It, fl% ba, hi-cell-58x8&' 206 Vla. l.ol'ca. Temui. for°.ietalls itrz-2fl2'1 • OCEANFRONT Own Your $lfi0-2 Br. Cottage, lowly "":::l:::l:::l:::l:::lz:i= ;;;;;;,;.11 ~~~~~~~~~13 Be<Inn .. 1:4 Ba, dble. ifil'., ing11, fl car ear. $178,<n> 1n4J 548-6913, 34W256. DICK IERG REAL TY Own. 3 BR, 2 ba. patio, garden Cpta drpe Child
ii $650.00 TOTAL DOWN huge fenced yard. Quiet fum. \ViH tafle small hou!ll! lrg deck, pool, pvt bch. Se.II ok: • ' •
11 5 BR & FAMILY EVERYONE street. $23.Sl'XI. Newport BeM:h ....._ 1200 or vacant land area. Owner ·-Huntlnrtoft a..t.h 1400 Jl1' IY OWNER or In.de. .
QUALIFIES' BOB OLSON REAL TDR1--------548-7249. Unhiue Four SH1on1' Own<• m<> 494-'213. Bluo °''"'n, Bia. ..,,.Ill 'E~r..:::~:~;~; 'M:::';;..~~'.~ ~ ~55'0 1N ~~~RT ~~tv_P_._r1c __ ,_m_ SELLING ~~ ~~~R·~;O: RE.r.!~1,umlthed s~~:r07··~~
Quick Poss. Assume exist. PRICE only $21 ,500. OUR 4 BDRM, Me• Verde North, AIR·CONDITIONED pr., c:ul.de-u.c privacy. 9688 Pl! 0 • va
Ing rnA loan. Only $.l.lnl SP'EOAL OF THE DAY. $m,OOO loan. aawrW>le at 'Mil.a lovely fl Bedroom home Be aure to tee thia J.MMAc. YOUR HOME Lamora Circle, F.V. n4: General 2000 =B~ta., . .,-,...-:--·-,..,....,.--·!
do CALL' 54.'*°· Landacaped patio, now bting redecoratEid car. lJLATE home• 3 Bdnni A: e WE BUY EQUmE.~ 968-:1687. -·-SlS0-2 Br. Repainted It new
, wn . '42·1771 w .,k & l view, owner. 1uJ1 price i pets •drapes jUlt ~new den (couJd e~ily be ~th •FREE APPRAISALS crpl Family ar tin&1u PERRON a er ee $23,500. 545-7700 • lthrouabout Loll ol ""'"""' e NO OBLIGATION Oro .. o 1'35 VISITORS COMING? ......,.,.,, Actlvo Bkr .
Pi!ARlNA Highland, S26,900. decklnc l_ plantl"""' IUl'· bdnn.). 2* Ba., famil.y-nn. e 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Would conskler reottne our 534-MO. •
R _,1 BR. , . ._ wl wet bar. CHOJCE men-SPACIOUS Rust! home new Newport Beath li>me.l=o~,....,,--._,....,,_., ·~ MES a VERDE * . •m ""' No inflation .... , 3 ""'nd the h.... tparldinr .... loc:. Pri""1 --·· al 841"50f -c ·-···-· ... -th---· ll'IS. 5 l!ni, av. """ ynt, ~ pool,. and . 2790 Harbor Blvd. al Adams 2 bR, lmmacU.late. 2081 pool tor cattftt.e livinc. .,.... EvCI, 6f2-0U7, 431-3769 in beautiful On.nie Park 0'","' .':'.:":.the·~.::--,..-,_,-.. R IO, .,,1., d rpi , Hea.UtilUl animmac. ~Open 'til 9 PM Valley Rd, Call owner $-t1,950. $36,900 with good t.enrui Acftt:. 1urrounde.d by _.,...,, 1..11ue ...
2 story home . 4 Bednny 2 646-4619. ~2313. :o:· PETTIT, Re•ltor m :li·wp ~ trfft Oft well "'tat~: 3-25.~Ewey. ~ ol<. A.cUve, Bkr.
baths, family room; .. 900°" LIDO WATERFRCINY BY OWNER 4 BR "SINCE'~" •-,•:-.q "' , -a~-. Compl1,11,.1,y11a,..L~}!,'. ltouh•,• ~-~'!!._, : ~M • ·B,, ~~·--y~.:> -will H .. 11 tt ...... R~l'· · APTS.-320 LIDO NORD s cious ISOO' s tl1'd ba'• -:'-••"' -·· "---·~ _., •-• ~,,... ~ ., Well...,.,,cCerdle, to. -NOW-RiDUCED-T.0.... ~--elte id• lush _,· IU-0101 · tUttt ed w/U..ke root, all elec and patio, pool priv1Jq1'1, A 1ar. Chlldr!:n A pet ok.
1B10 Newport Blvd., C.M. $l7S Ol»-Xlnt T n; ,. "'"• · ., -r.. OWMr-Tr•MftirM , ldtdltn, 3 rlant Bedrma. live or 1ix mlnutn from Active, Bier. 53f..l!IO,
.'!548-"'9 Ev" 64+0684 • or 1 2~Bcaut,_.,.Rm. TIRED OF APTS.? PlltlCI RIDUCID 2 ll'l ttled bathl, .... led beach. Tennis,,,,_..., 11!<>-N•arlynaw 2 8'.hpk,
1 • 6 BeautifUl units. 6 Car 'P · for boa!. $.12,950. st).8378 DUPLEX (end rtnt receipts) C bulJ den, new erplJ • 1onnaJ be arranpd. l t'1 bis and a av, adalbJ.
' rages &: utility room. 'with 3 BR, 2 BA. Patto, DbJ. WATERl'RONT Relax bl )'OUI' own garden It uttom t 5 br, fam, rm., dlntne rm &: llrlna" rm lot Jtu opeml~e than Uv. Blue Beacon. Bkr, '45-0111 . * Under Mark_. 80 It. fronting on excellent 1~000 T·"e --DOCK FOR •~•T joy th'-...... ,_, i 2~ ba, lfa:·ldlchen w/bl1hu, '"'/-·•tDm built ""d ""Ck In< In a _..._, at -a ==-=-,-:--7--,.~-" •• swimming btacb. Unii. are f%;;, :..,, · 6 42 01"9i" U t .;:;"" 2 e.n ... .... ... nnu,. a r 3 car 1ar., Sell Cl or ntA. i~;;lace. Acrei of roo;·io,. "1.-tek &M-4lQ--$1~ Nice 2 Br. home, tncd
i Huge Kina: sile Bed.mom newly furnished , • ' ve n OQt, rtnt other. cond. 2 BR. townhooae, 847.asoT. Evea. 968-U78 -'.hone• ot tennb1-court. . . . yud for m11. , home on quiet cul.dMac. 1111 ... Grundy,· Rea ltor 833-6423. &: 3 BR., A-1 condi~, patio $26.950, -$71).. Utll pd. Btcbtlor Cet-Blue Beacon, Bkr. ~111
I Back Ba.y, Onl)' 4 )'I'll old. 833 Do~ or NB 642..fi620 OWNER. Newly decorated 3 &: 11undeck. Dock }'Ol,U" boa! • Reel Hiii Reattv m :•''ii' Owner w!ll tinanct (l) t~. Avail. Now. AcHve,
Lots of charm It extra 1tor-·• · ' BR. Asrumable FHA. In front. $14,SOO ' Univ. PIJ'k Center, Jrvln. • '"j~ .. -;.. 633--9766. Bkr. ™91>. CMta Mae 21•
de. l:."'xceUent financing or BY OWNER $22,950. 6fi6-6763 art 5 pm. Call Anytime 833-0820 • 01~••..,,, An•helm 1650 $175-1 Blk le Bch. Oldor _ _.._.. ______ 1 may trade for smaller. 4 Bdrm, t tit, Jamil)' rm. I By owner, 3 BR, 2 bR, BEST BUY _ ~-__ .-. 2 Br Me. Pet ok. Avl 8115 •• z Br. Gar, f&do, crptl, drpl,
1 Lachenmyer Rlty dln'g rm, trpic:, lo mainten-comer lot, lo Interest GI U• Blue Beacon, Btr. MMlll alOYe, nbic. Bambo o
I 6'6·3!118 · E'°": 842-2237 '""" yord lrolll 6 bock loon 61<, $26,750. ~7952 °'""'' hu inovtd. Is ,...., ik b9Y' IP.clOi TAX SHELTER ,. ' Vlllap hu """"' 6 quid ' ~""""~~~:'"""""'I Near achoolt A putt. $34....:>, -.,... OCEANflRONTS to CONider Yolll' ofter. ~ Priced at $21.~ a BR Std Immaculate 3 bCtrm. 2 .,.th, Reftt•I• ..--... ,. 2m .,.. mature aduJ'-only >I $28,000 _ ~ "->«M337 -· Del Mor 110.S joy tho ..,. " a tow, low aide with ......... -• • ..,,.t..s, drope1, fenced. ~--~ · , •-· ' BES:T BEACH BUYS prioc. •l<ct .,, ..... dbl. · cl b'. Nor-· tcbool. Nice w•••• .. -. M>. 544-002, •
1 4 Beclrm.-Fom. Rm. F lxor Upper iY M Loi """""" 145,000 Biii Ho...,, Rhr. poo1 ' a..clr on IUth .~. '""l 123.500. ''""'-...,, ~alla'~hotna,my lov!1Y 1 ,...-=7134~·~----~ Bf!autifUI home. Drtry hall, Needl lot ~ '"11.C'' Qu~ B °"'1nt:~Lovely S bdnn., 3 Bdnn. home ·•···· $49.950 ''Al The Jamaka Inn'' ~ & c .. ,.. 1pprabal. nlA S '4 "• . NB. 'If/ J 8Jt. Rome. lood f'tlid.
JPJdoua llvlns TOOm, tiuae -·• .. _ ~-tn "\f 'v«de 2 bath. family nn., drapu Dupetx 2 Br, •••• $59,6«1 67,_2211 p ,;,_ .._ ____ lit 1 8ri.nCI $195 ttnt. Owner n1lDld -wotdan.. All pivSl. an.. encld )'ard. Niolly
tamily room with tlreplace, \;"'~c eta . A shag carpet fhr'oughout. Tr\ Ir 1 Br .•• S82.* KIT~ ~ H fY, 5.lWil12 NMr Brookltum • tndd. 144-4189 diecon.ted. Leue nq'd. No
lull dining room, bu.llt-tm, 5~~ lnluranoe loan. DI· Many extras. Bf!autllully wa home •••• $80,000 ATI'RACT. Home + new 53S-l894 or m.-On.npthorpe. 2 Mu, teacher 1 ~tant. pets. $250 mo. 1111 txtra eatlna: uu tn kltcben, ~. Lilttd $26,cm-oum !Jndecaptd. Cove.red patk>, .\fi'&terf.tont duplex •• $85,000 apl So. <3' Hwy ... Good Loe. deAlre roommate lo *re RooMYtll 5tM1M.
t poot siml Ytrd. prime loca. &Ml-SllO doubk! pr-a~ with boat 8'r1root ~.home .. $125.000 Good Income. Good 'Fl.nab-BY <>wnu. UllUJne C% VA, La....,_ leech 17GS • 3 bnn. apt,. Private· roam 3 Bedzooomi. 2 b&ttta. dlnlrc
uon 540-1120. fMlrcillltllll'*'-W door ' alab. s2o ,ooo IALIOA BAY PROP. dnc. By Owner, 1'1J...GM. nr btach, 41 BR, 2 bt.. liv'a -------il bath. f8'1110. f'11.451:t.-ftKMn -f\l:noed yard, dOu~
TAR. BELL 2955 H•~-, GE llEALTY auumable. "'~-'1 5lll' • 67:1-7420 BY . owner, ,. .. nuy b'anl. di ' I e $26 M• e a~1. G'" (21 ~ " ·•·-N ta. h~ r-.._al"""'IA ~~ ~}!!. mo. 9.J5 Junlpero. * DUPLEX * Beaut. lndtcpd, 5 Br. home, nn, n r l'l'l:'l, am rm. ,..,_ ~ l(l -~, .uu'lS. ~· o pe •--
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\Vooded lOO'xl.25' lot. Coxy 3 1 ~ FOR Sale by owner xJnt One of the be1t buys in New· 5\4 %, ftu,i cul~c kit. e $31,500. w/,.me. Sl2,'° .Jl10• ~ WIOtndt,
bdhn. 2 bllh, dining I'm., Hlt ion loc, close' to ach6oli, 'fl BR pori. 2-2 BR::-unftr,-Good E•ttblVff ~~ 1242 Walk loo 1to?t1. Ultra Im· Walk to beach, A blo'I ~-• BWPTS Towl!;~ S
bullt·ln kitchen with !Jruk. @) Ot' 3 "dtn, U. BA., Q'Rll, oond. 1~ Blka to btl!h. mac. 3 ~2 BJ\. tt.m-4Jn e ~7,JOI • SGLB lh'I to lhlre C'Oftdo. Br, 2 Ba. SS2S leue. Avt.U
fflat arta.. Cove:red,patlo tind Construction drpa, blLM, frplC, t.am din ~ Fl'.lmiiC.. offerc<I tor BLUF'S E4PLAN mi. All irtru. O •ne r-sr-t1oti1 • er. Low down. If pvt "'°"\ "'100l;-"1:da; J\lb" 1st .a J;atbhdl Dr.
doublo garage, Prk:cd to sell nn, cov patio, dlchondra $40,900, Take • look -)'OU Beautiful areen btll view. n41S47--01Z. . • Sff,500 e • tni eta, f'-.V. -.mo t1'S-4iOM or fU..1223
• No Flnanl» problemtli! Company lawn, 1prnJt.let .frnUttar, will be.alad )'O\I dkll End Condo, S br "-di!n, 2~~ ntANQSCA.1"' FOUNTAIN. J.Sty. 4 BR.·North end. Stable )IOU"I wornu te 2 BR., .CJQ. driilt Jefft,
M. M. L•-· Rltr. A ~lllon lou lldor.. ,,...,, cllan, • .u bpt. MORGAN RIAL TY tia. BY.°'""''-2132 Vltll 4 SR, 2 ba. IMOO to-PLACE l\EAL:rt 494-1704 111\an c:oodl.nlnlum A$o1J>, ,. peq 0 11 ,
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l::ostt Molt 31DO WHtcllff . ' nlO 0....rel I " ..... o...... ' -°""¥•• . -HUnflf!llOn ...... 540P Hunt~ ...... !4111 '""'' An• 5420 ......... P...,.!!Y ... 1====--..:.= BEA-UT-tl'IJ"'L~."",od--.. -' I •••••••••••••••••• Ii VILLA u••Sl!ILLCS Attention 'J~;!"'.~~~~·~~p: 3
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1 •a .•• r::";;.;N?.:'. ~DMP Li ll ~.. l • NEW APARTMENTS , 1111.~ii'NEW ~ lnvntors I "AvaU auno 19. M:M996. 13'15 mo. S48-8617. FOR YOUN"-FAMILIES '· SP~CIOUS . For Sil" apj>roxlJnallly ll
S BR. 2 l>ath, """ntly '"' 1 .. 2 ~rf!I. Apls. '"' prlJne R.J property.
patnl<d & carptl<d. $235 per Unl .. nlty Porte ;l2J1 . •. , • . .... ;._; Mull LiYl"9 Sltuattd on hlah blutf, '""· mo. Aatnt * st6-41fi.t For families w/children, will COmu.i.er t'"'I'~' Furn. 1 Unfvrn. Jookinf Lido Island, New•
F -~· n.r 2 BR. 2 bathl •••••••••• ~ $l90 Dllhwubtr. color coonlln.at· port Beach, etc. Adjacent to 3 ,.::X· ~~p;;,,~.: ~ ! :: ',.'::.;,,;; ....... l: APARTMENT uuN..,lt'S ' GUIDE e<1 &J!Pllanc<I • p1U.h ""' """" Memot1a1 Hooplta1, 641)..ll'5or641Hi255 ..... ~ q '" Large Luxury 2 Bedroom, Ith Baths cuptt. choice or 2 color surrounded by P.t_edjcal 3 BR, 2 ~ •••••••••••• $315 Y" COMPUTER ,JtROCISSID RINTAL INFORMATION e Enclosed Patios • e Electric. Dilhwuhm tcbemei .. ~ bath! • stall Buildings and a lovely hlgb-2 BR. DeW crpts ' paint
Chlldmi ok. $1fl0. Call eves, -· . l BR. Den. 2 Ila. b>cd yiN,
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3 BR. 2 ba ............ $3SI yt1 COMPLITE APART MINT DISCRl'1"10NS e Larae Walk·ln Closets e Carpets A Drape1 __ \_ lhowen • mtrtored ward-rile, apartment complu . 3 ~RRi:o ""w·;i;;;.;,:J1'5 ' "" COU~TISY .LISTINGS FOR APT. MANAGERS e Ran<• a OV•n . • Prlval< Launmy'"""' '""" doors • lndli.ct llgb• Exoelleot financing avaU.
U)llv. Park Cvtttr, Irvine Gtt All Th• Llttlntt In One Book • · • Then · 6462 Warner Awe., Huntinifon ... ch \ 1nc In -kitchen .. breakfut able. $100,000. \Vrlte or~ Call Anytime -Surch Tha Lists lnsteod Of Tha StrHI• ST. GEORGI A,TS. * Mgr. t42.f)27 bat • blip pr!va"' feocod l'enie Upton, (n<> 'nJ.2Ml
3 BR. J bath.I • , • • • .. • • • S310
3 BR. di.D. rm. 2 Ba •.• $325
4 BR. .. ER, 2% ba • .. • $325
BOB PETI'J.T, Realtor
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Paul-White-Carnahan Realty, 1093-C Baker, CM Ntwport Botch 5200 Coron• dtl Mer 5250 3101 So. Brl""I St. By Builder. 2 & 3 eea. W.Jk
The Doyle ¢o .• 270 E. 17.th '61., CM l 5 * • 8'droo , 1 bath, no <I> Mt. N. of So. eoa• Plual to abopplng. 1410,000 . .Allo.
Village Real Estate, 19.14;1 Brookburat, l!B *OPEN DAILY • m' S.nlo An<! new ~'"8 unlu nr bcb. Call ID·AMIGOS WAY chlldttn, no pe!S. ll10. PHONE: "7.f200 8'1·3957. 3 BR .. 2>,\ ba, tge bonus FOR INfOll(tlATION -642-46U 1 BR. 2 ba. unlll, untum. 613-9183 ::.::::::'-----~1
l Br, 1 ba, tmrnac. !W's 1315 ~=======;;;c~:==~===~~~1ii-ii1Fs~~~~!!/ d llPPER 3 er 2 Ba So -* ~rAcre ranchette plu 2-3 rm. mo. OUtEde living .,.., •• · .; · CAN'l BE BEAT brm bom" Room tor &~~· water. $295. '>===*="""=·=2996=*==:. -,.lDO RENTALS double prageg, S2flO to $300, of.Hwy. $250 Yearly leue aarden, boat, trailer. Ea.st hCall::;:;;:::::;::::;••;::•:;,•===-' j -Cotto Mo11 • • Apll. U,,,.mllhod BOYD REAL TY Salllbory Re.Jty "'""°' Single Slocy '"'· Zon<d g unltt, 125.500.
Mt1t Verde 3110 ;..;iv='"';;;...-4. ___ n:.o-• -G-•no_r_•'-----A1'1'RACT. 1 BR. Clean, Cott• Mo. " 51DO '* 675-5930. * • .Lido 1111 5111 15,000 down. 8'4-4W.
----EXECUTIVE'S .home for quiet. gar., adult. $125')>tr •E ASTBLU'rF•Delux2 SoQtbSe&Atmorphere DUPLEX-WHt C.M. in·
FoR Leue; Popular Mesa' JE!Ue .. Hiah up In the hi1lll the 119W repuMc mo. 2039 Wallace. 54S..1885. BR. f.rplc, cboi~ or cpt'f, ~ Bdrm, Util paid 2 Bedroom 2 Baths come $25,'j mo. + +, ~
v'mit T plan, 3 BR. 1~ or Turtle Rock Hills. Pan. ' 1 SMALL. 1 br, ulil pd, 1 pool, Adulf:i. 848 Amlaoa Open Sat i Sun only $30,SOO. 540-0178.
ba,Jfv'g rm. tam rm. Good oramiC_view of the entire 1 i: Z BDru.t ApfJ11 female only. $75 mo, 388 Way, from ;235. 49$-2354 \.... 1r 67>1892: * Carpets A Drapes SACRIFICE. 7 units furn, =· n:i~:.51~1 !! valley below. 4 BR. 2 ba.' for Adults, From $150 w. Bay Ave! GtZ-8520, tiUh ~g ~ w/35' or~ BelbOli ltllnd
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Air CondiUoned'lt. Cl, 100xio5, income $655 ban kid vail J I Blt·in wet bar. Perteet set. 'JUSTIN MERRIMAC WOODS new pine trees, aparkllng 2 BR. 2 SL Wonduful view. mo, $S&,500. S4>-7545 bkr.,
ncjp le •. A -~ Y ting for entertain1ng or just 15497 \Vllllams Street luxury 1_2 BR. alr-.cond. waterfalla, bub.bl I _!l .. ~ NeW. Oveiioolrlrle Back DELUXE 2 BR" "Uttle Private P&tios MUsr SELL. by owner: 1, $250 ~ By appt Oniy, relaxed living, tennis & (n.f> 835-.'i!35 · ~ 1treanu A serene po ...... Bay nptc dlhwuhr $265 832-Sn~. swtrnm.ina, Jacil. cW&e by. GARDEN GROVE fZi Mmimac Way. make :f.ferrimac Woods the mo.«16 oMiinao nr.,' N.B. Balboa". Boat dock-tie up Heated Pool Duplex w/adjoining vacant
mg ·Behnuda Dr tn the Av.JI. June 15th. $:>15, Mo. 13212 MagDolia Street See clua 5100 pJ.aRce2t<>Balivt~'. .. Thn o'!'unt' u~m2 Call &e-1260 or 675-5M5 . prlv. No petsly, "°1 ~~· Pl ~ of •-lot. $29,500, 646-3589·
REALTY LRG. Clean for 1 mature ll:R., ·• ..... • · $300 mo.year eue -v· en.,,. awn ---Meu. Verde area. 3 BR. •0 nlREl)v. ~~Ii Cen•-... _ .. _! Cn4) 537-8500 dult Pool util pd $l05 apts. feature alr-cond., QCE.&N11'RONT 2 BR Lower 673--0207 • Buslntlt Property -tam nn, 2 Ba, 2 frplc. ru-~ .u-v111C FOUNTAIN VALLEY a · • · · · se!f-cleaning ovens, beam $2~::i-Ji;:-bltnl, will redec Carport&. Storare __ ·..:.:.:!c:.;.:!..=
Bltnf. ttpt., drpa, Newly Call anytime ~ 17060 San Bntno Street W. Side. 548--240?. ~illngs, dishwashers, priv. 5009~ Se.ubc:ft P&Uo pr Huntl_._ Booch .-HIDDEN '"" 'GE FOR Sale by owner, 7-unit
-1..w-.1 Food rear yard (n4) 91J1..2500 1 BR. Adults. Pool. Ideal gara.ge w I s tor a g e , • ' ' .... -. ~ "......-. _............ • , n50 . elevators, 108 d.•I Avall 6114. 2ll: 248-1921. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 G•nnm APTS modem MEDICAL DEN-yrly I•••• $225 675-0116 Corona '-I Mtr RE .... w •n•y for Bacbeldrs. Spac. "~. Alu.> TER G d ~ ' • vw 1tUUUUU1L.o ~~ thereapeutic pool, swun 2 BR, 2 Ba .. crpts. drps. 2500 South sUti TAL CEN . oo
l BR. 2 BA compl recor.:I. FOR Lease, 3 BR, ocean UNBELIEVABLY 1993 Church. 54&-9633. pool, BBQ'_s, saunas &.. a gar, bltns. $185: By appt. ON BEACHI Santa Ana * 546-:1525 return, good write-off. Patio A l andscap i ng, E)(TRA.ORDINA.lllLY · ** 2 BR F\u'n. Apt&. lovely clulihouse w/sociaJ 4247 Hilaria Way NB , • Consider home or ? in
sprinklen, ~lt-i.ns, 2 car view, % blk. to be-ach. bit BEAlJ'l'[!'UL Pool. 177 22nd St, CM. activities. Adults please. 540--0093 ' • e 2 BR l% BA FROM $225 L B ch 5705 trade. See 5911 Heil Ave., gar •• fenced .-..1 S26S mo. patio &. fncd, yard. Extra 'I G M.1~ &..a. NASSAU PALMS 642-3645 From ~S140. JU1t East of · · , agune ea B C"I (n4t 3•u. parking. $400 mo. 215 P.oppy Vil D Hr• e.--..,.... · 2600 Harbor Blvd., near OCEANFRONT 2 Br Lcwer • 2 BR 2 BA FROM $260 H. · "' · owner
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Ream, flowen everywhere, $95 util paid. 5 -e •• ,,,.,... ay • .....,""'1\IU 5009% Seashore. Patio, ~ Cupe_ts.dra~wuber cue or, « ap . ..:::"'!'.'"-"'------New_port B••ch-3200 WVE4.Y~ BR,2-ttory, on 45' pool. rec. room. blWudl, 1pm-5pm, 5'0-0623. ~ new • • Avail 6114. ID: 24g...1921 --neitfd"pOOl::auna:tenm..----Fum-or-unfum.-Qpt ·NieE-bldg'"Oll-approx+acna.
Femletd ~for· nice family. BBQ'•, Sauna, tum.oWlfurn. BEAUTIFULLY FURN 2 Move m today. rec room-ocean view1 bit~. patios, w a I k Ing M·l. 2 st. frontaa:e storage: ~'BLUFPS" -LEASES 6t5-4'128. 1 • 2 Br. at.o Sinelel fMm BR. Pool. Adults, no pell. c;'!f.!'!~~ :rr~ ~ pa~~-~k:ir:li. distance to town. 100 O!ft on prop. Pays ove.rhead.
Choice new A near new 2 + 3 Br. 1% Bath, Qpts,~. $135. See it! 2000 Panons $155 + uW. 2272 Maple St. * * * * ~"" >JC\; ... ,..,. ...... -Dr., Lq. Bclt. 494--5498 $47,500. Owner 714/548-3261.
den a: 3 bdrm. homes. Now bltna:. 2 'ftp!C!I. Can.ge, Call Rd., 642-8610. Between ffar.. El Puerto Mes, Apts. 2H1; l981a r ~ W a Y • · p h FURN. allo Avaft. LAGifNA Royale 3 BR 2 C-2 lot, 50 x 200 \\'ilh 2
avtilabl•lrom$275permo. alt<,30 pm,531--0S31. oor•Nowport.2BlkN.J9th N-rt -4200 * * ~ * ~ -. HUNTINGTON BA,"' 1 yr or longer.
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monlh. ·i· ~e,lse new~~tt:or, bltns, *LOW WEEKLY RA~ * view of bay. For ap-111 OCEAN AVE., H.B. appl. adults no pets. 499-3115 ~-~ 811~_1: . 3300 ~~.::!is ~~ ~~· nWd service. ~a~Qu~ :=:: ~~en!:"d::,U~ltM, Otc. ~n~~ =-~°:m Diiiy •"• Point 5740 Bu1lne1!_!!ental 6060 ~ · Wide Seloctlon ..._9681 Ott .met -NO'peta. drps, ttr beach A shops. ManaJ'd by HILLGREN SQUARE
11 3BR.,Leue$325.NrTennis 1009' PUROIASEOPTION adults, no pet.!. '$125. WIU.IAM ·WALTERSCO. UNBELIEVABLEOceanlronl 2 stores avail, for~.·
Club, beech, boat. ramp. 24 tr. I>rtq~ WKLY Rentals, 1·2 Br, from 1959-U61 Maple Ave. 642-4014. Vw. from the top of Dana lease in one of city's bulif:sl
. Frank Man.ball Reall1' CUstom Furniture Rental $100. Near Beach A Bay. Cotta M_• · 3 Bdrm,~ Bath. shag cpt, Pt, .2 Br, 2 Ba. ~t, drps, shopping centers. App. ri0
2414 Vista Del Oro 675-4600--... 517 W lltth CM su.3181 Call 0) 683-8247 Westcllff 52JO oven/range, garqt, 1 blk elec. stove, refrig. Open sq. ft. ea.
Newport Bea.ch 6"-U33 ~· lS68w'LtncOln.Anbm174-.., OCEAN View apts. Avail BAY MEADOW APT8. lo 5 Pts. stons, let to beamed ~Uings, laundry 270 E. 17th St., C.OSta ~tesa
DO. VER SHORES Lido 111. 3111 NEW· -Apl Ulil pd, '"".A Aug. Reuonable N•w excitill( 1 BR. mo., ..... bl!ns appreciate. '1121 Elli>-2.btlm ,i.,,u. fllS. 837"'370. Call MT. Bram (213) OL 1·27tltl -----~---1 Prlv entr. Pool Putting gm. ~y rental. 646-S586. ~BR, U65;1gBt~ .. ctilingi. ~~· A;:r:· no peia. . w. of Beach $180. 0woer REAL FSTATE Collect
lmmaculale! F(ft)ttr view. $400-2 BR, dtn. 2 n,..·119 Rec rm. 1 adult. $110 per OCEANFRONT l BR. Year-~ ~ ' •·-crpt&", *' Mi.2514 * ~7~ Gener1I STORE OR OFFICE 4 Bedroom Ivan Wells built VI.a Yella. Call Mon. (714) 56-3997 6'Wln. $175 priv. patio, '°~ w( frplc• 2 BR studio newly -'-----borne, 1% years old. lnclud. 26i-0909, (TI.4) 45f..6448. mo. or ly Av,a.il. 711' mo. Pool, sand .volley ball crt, decorated bltns' rt!rlg pVt Rentals. Wanted 5ttO 9JO Or 1200 Sq, Ft. Parking
es . gardener. Year ' Jeue 613-2259, 644-5972. ~c bldg, pool tables, put-E•tt Bluff 52C2 patio, Adi'.iita oniy, no iiet1. -Reuonable. 646-2414
from Ji»y 15th, $700 Per Hvnflneton Beach 3400 Costa Mete 4100 NEW 1 Br Mobile b om e on~ green, Adultaf no pets. 2 bllc& to beach Tn.dewind! LOCAL Exec. &: resp. family 2630 Avon St., Newport
Month. , $X(J mo. Adult. Lido Vilfaie 387 W. Bay. Open Houle PRESTIGE LOCA,TION Realty, 847-ssll. -of 4, (~ 5 It 11) desire INEXPENSrvE 200 sq It pvt
LOVELY Area. 1nd home. 67>-3826. 12-7 pm dally. 646-0073. For leue deluxe 1181 aq tt. yearly leue, u n furn. ortl« I: bath. park'g, heart
3 Bedroomo, 2 balbs, dinln• -~u A I bd tll"tl e MARTINl"'UE e ~ 18a • _:.,A NEAR Huntington Harbour BALBOA ISLAND u IOOn f CdM ,., 0 room and clen. Cloer to rvnn. pt.-rm, u 1 es ... ~BR. ,..,. 01t. -apt";..:•,,...., Triplexes. Quiet area. Lr& as possible. Prtfer. 3 BR 0 ' .,.,.,. wner
Realty Company beach and Newport Beach QUIET -E..stside ;:1793
1::re·5. Ye a rl Y • P1rk .. Like..Surrouncllnfl ~ O:: ...... Ott~ 1 Br. di.thwuhl!I'. $1.SO. Pet + den jiome. $350 per mo. .6'1HM8 ___ . -~~--
Macnab-Irvine
67~10 642..ftJS area: $250 per mo n I h, Large Furn. 1 llll. DELUXE 1-2 ~ 3 BR API'S. dsh hr dbl~ Pool Conv ok. (213), 592-3623 or '('llA) max. Local refs avail, C.U Shre or Ofc. 600 tq ft
garttener and wattr paid, Private patio. Ftplc, Locked 1 BR. duplex 1 blk. to ~an ALSO FURN BAOIELOR w : tlon. MS-3559 (TI4) 675--3000 or write P .O. In C.M. * Owner, 646-2130
FOR LEASE OR No pets. Call evenings.. 1are.ge It bay. $1!iO Yriy, uUl paid. Prv patios 9 Htd Pools to shopOnCl ICl~I: recrea WALK J blks to beach. Box 2;i2 Balboa I1Iand, ========
SALE G'll-6568 Weekend~. . ADULTS 3711 w. Be.lboa Blvd. Mt shop'& e Adulta only 835 ~ ...-W mo.NB Almost D1!W lr&: 3 Br apt, Calif. 92662 Office Rint1I '871
Sacritiot decontot's home, 3 BR. :! ba, tam nn, bltm. 2035 FULLERTON, CM 1'1.JRN. 2 br 2 BlJI:! to OCWI. 1m Santa Ana Aw., CM ti-tv next S:r ~·A.mlaoL dbl a:ar, frp!c, w/w crptl, ROOM W/priv bath. Quiet SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY
5 yn new. 3 Br's, 2 Ba's. d9bWI?", cpts & drpa. AdultJll.Lease$115 mo.217% :f.!gl'AptllJ • 6t6.riM2 , Mana.pd by drpt, dwhr, 2 ba. $275 mo. home, rea s onable . l ·l-Jroom,upto3,000sq,fl
111 rooms. New all eltc Bar-b-que area in kitchen, l3rd St., N.B. 1 BR. stove & ttfrl,a: furn, WILLIAM WALTERS CO. Chldrn ok No pets. 536-l71l Emi>Joyed refined mid· ollice suites, Immed. occu.
kitchen. New Cl'Pli._~. tncd }'d 4 oov'd patio. Uue $35 WEEK i UP e WINTER RENTALS e pvt park'& area, Adlts only, NEW l BR-blk to beach. die-axed lady, Cliff area. Orang C!lty Airport
hardware. Must see to ap. ,$230. MG-W.a.. STUDIO&. 1 BEiiROOMs e AVAILABLE NOW!·• pret cpl or sgle emp!Qy • NEW DELUXE e $135. Pri patio -QUIET! P. _O .. B<_ix 1761, CM. =· Comm~rc. ComPlex,
-•. 4.15 Allio Ave, ~-< BR, 3 ba, 2 .. ~~ Spao, TV It Kitchet11ttff incl Abbey Realty 642-31150 male. $125 mo, util pd. 3 BR. 2. BA Apt tar ~· Gar, single adlts, couple. WANTED ROOM OR APT adj. "-·le• Hot-' ,_ "'-·• r--~ .w.J ''--n• •·maid'~ .... 1 .. i1 .,._ .. A·-" •~1u Incl opac mastersulte din 4h 536 1319 ....,.j"', • .,..,.~UOll .. ar 548-3323. Med. Lux home, a.11 extras. .....111: • .,, ... -..· vr-.,,......, ..... now. · .-.,. • · ' 202 A 1 l • -• tor youna: student. $100 mo. aurant, banks, San Dieeo ** NEW 3 BR. tamily, din-Best area. $350 rnollte for Chiklrens 1-pet HCtlon Corona del Mar 4250 TWitin Aw, C.M. rm le dbl ~ge, auto door 673-17M. !Aguna Bch area. can It N'pl F\\'Ys.
tng, 2 bath homo. Com· leu on 2 yr. 96J.8572. 2371 NEWPORT BLVD. BEAIJTlrtJL Wattclront • HARBOit GREENS opener ••ail. Pool ~ Rec. * BEACHBLUFF APT 494-7845. UNCROWDED PARKING
munity pool &: clubhouse. CUTE--Cozy 4 Br 2 Ba, bltns, 541-9755 br, 2 ha, pool; Jacuzl, boat GARDEN ·a: STUDIO APTS area. FROM $.255 e New 2 Br, pool, vie~, patio, ~ brm, 3 bathl, Bay Fr<int. LOWE~ RATES
$350 per mo .... l80IV Porl1 'W new carptJ. $250 lea~. Rm * LARGE 1 BR. * slip, munificent v I!!. Bach. I, 1, 3 BR's. from $UO. 865 AmiiOI Way, NB -~~'!!!hr;. 8231 Ellis Ave. or Dover SliOrts, wlt2i
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doCkk. Owner/mgr. 2172 DuPont Dr.,
Charles (Har e 645--0880/494-2335. eves. Crpt!, drpe, dilpl, paUo, a:ar, SUmmer rental or1onger. 1700 Petenon Way, c .M. Manqrd by O'WO'I "· For mo. of Aug., 11 w . Rm, 8, Newport Beach.
Romes) 213: 67l>i801. nicely turn. Pref. cpl, no $6.'iO per mo. 673-'7923 or 546-0310 WILLIAM WALTERS CO. ATIRAC. 2 Br. $149. All or Sept. fi44..0022. 833-1223_ Courtesy tn Broken
TOWNHOUSE: J BR. 2'1i L•f'Jl'I• B_!Hh 3705 pets, See to a.pprec , $.130. 673-5170. l BR Unfurn apt. Bit-ins, extra1. Pool. K!Q11 ok. e LANDLORDS e DELUXE 1-2 or 3 rm. suite
BA. f.rplc, patio, pool, 2. :KMS.D Charle St. VERY Sh""'· rriod., Pvt ,.,, .. -... ln!anl ok. No Corona del Mtr 5150 17401-A Keelson Ln. TREE RENTAL SERVICE nr. Orange C.OUnty Airport ... bl'-• ts 2 BR duplex, lltil, inc,. fet'IC• i:~o.,,..,. .... lMl -r • ~·r """1·10 8'7 1•~ I d car gar, .u ...,., crp · 1. .rt<>'VWU, deck, ocean a;ide hwy, pets. 1st le last $165 mo , , ;oQO-., • -'""' Broker 534-6982 & Irvine n us trial
dtps. lM $2T5 mo. 8Tl-88ll ~il~·oit.v~l9~~· NF;WLY Decorated Bachelor mature bachelor only, $lro. incl uW . Apply 133 Albert 2 BR. Adultl. Util pd. Complex. Carpet, drapes,
or 642-2497 eves ot wknds. apt, inclds crptll, drps, 613-2086. Pl .. C.M. mgr upstain apt ' Beaut-Quiet. Pool. Pr iv Room1 for Rtnt 5"5 music, air-conditioning It
'"l'be Blutfs" Condo, 2 BR. N I 3707 equlp'd kiL priv. patio. SUO or eall (213) 693-5839 .. ~•; patio. Beam clngs. 17676 janitorial service.
2 Ba. Cpts, Drps. O'slze L•guna l9ue mo. util incld, Workin& girl 81)1bu 4300 IMMACULATE 1200 .. ft, ..., • -Cameron 842--6121 LARGE Front B•droom, AVAILABLE NO\V
patio. Chol~ view of Baek LUXURIOUS Fairway fron-only, 642.8400. · " • 1 • 1 twin bed!i, private bath, Courtesy to Broken
••••,1425Yearly lease l•R• El N•m~I Coun-· PVT. Pat. 1 BR-ut, pd. nr 1 story, 2 BR, 2. marble $250. Month,-•Bdrma.1e or2 larie double clothes cloHt. BOB PETI'IT, Realtor ~-oe."~ ... , ** WEEKLY-Lovely apt, bay &: bcb-$180 on yr Jse. pullman baths, shag cpts, OM TEN AO.ES lease/option • 971 Valencia CM. ~7632. e 833-0lOl e
Salla:bury Realty 6'f3.-6!Xl0 Club, 3 BR, 2 ba, Sunken Bach, or cpts. Furnish&"• S1>-2S91. 6112 &: 6115, nu paint & drp!, 2 Jg patios 1 le 2 BR. l\zrn It Unfurn bath, near !5 Pt!. Owner EMPLOYED lady mm l:
3 Bedroom 2% bath con-liv'g rm. Beauliful view of compl. Klteh. S35 ~Y• _ $165 mo. &16-154& F1repl&ot1 I prlY, paUos I 847-0932 ... th In
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dornlnlum swimming pool, lakes & mountains. $450 to all. 998 El Camino Dr. ell ~ Temds • Contnt'l BkPt,. --.,.. ove Y me. r"" ' "ON -~ BAY" fl replace, 2 cat garage $285 incl grarlener. -4 9 6 -:; 7 91 • 546--0451 Huntington lea 4400 NEW Dlx 1 & 2 ~r. Shg 900 sla. Lalle . OBI '""2llJ Santa Ana 5620 Kit. prlvg. $100. 546-6740 •n.r.
mo. 673-91!3 499--1344• 547-776!. SUS CASITAS -'SOL TE ROS APTS. ~~-;~~ ~~~~· ~~~ IMatArthur·nr. Cole Rwy) . ROOM w/kllchen & b;t~ Ab~~:civ;:: f:~~
CHANNEL Front, pier, float, SO Furn. 1 BR Apt!. Adults Bachelor & 1 BR's. Pool. 56-2321 . $160 • LRG 2 BR. Studio IJ'?f: f.ntrance, quiet. I e Air cond, Cpts, OrpJll
2 br, 2 ba, frplc, central Condominium 3t n1 ~2110 N wport Adults, no pets, From $140 D~UXE ~ .BRM, 2 BA. Apt (Triplex) Family size for nlte worker. 54S-2T.IO. E-Z parking, Util paid
heati""'· -Adults. $295 mo. At t•· n-ach 0 y, no pe ' e up, 17301 Keelson Ln. H.B. 1 BR, 1 BA &: 2 BR, 2 plUI dtn, .frplc, crpts. drps, Id h /bltns · """ti drps • $15 per Week-up ,,., 11"" ....... month ... '"" u.: Blvd, CM. (l b1k \V or Beach, on BA Lrg closets pool patkl $2'0 mo Lease t~ . w , ~,. , • . k ..., ,.,..
Lease. 644-0259. 3 bdnns .• ·1%; bath11, ./ACAPULCO APTS. At· Slater.) •••.i••o. ad~ts. no pets. Util pd'. 67:;..2747_ ' · frplc., encl gar. 1 or 2 kitchen. SS5 per Wee -up 717 LIDO PARK DRIVE
DEIJGHTFUL 3 BR 2 ba. fireplace, 2 car garage, .$205 _,, '"" 548-0336 children ok. (Nr schls) No Aptl. Motel. 541-9755. NeWpOrt Beach 673-1060
544-<Xl59 trac. Pool. Util pd. Carden EW t BR-blk be ' I Bclnn apt. C'.ppeta, drapes, pets. 2230 S. Center St., R06~f For ma.le kit pt!v's _.;,,=c:,,;:. =:;,...-==1 2 frpl, ktory, cul de aae. nio. . Uving Adults no pets. 1 N to nch. *DEWXE 1 lc 2 BR Garden retrig., stove, tarage. Sl.50 SA. Nr Warner 54&-0989. •-nt ,_,., 1'10 ,,,.· "-i TOP quality oUlee space ,_El $260 yn lse. 67l-8809. BR iiss 2 sit $175 11)(1 SL50. Pri patio -QUIET? A Bit I -. ~· M ,_.. Call . . . .... -. . """ CdM avail at 45c per sq D I Unfurn -5 · ' ' G , ... ,, dlts coup! pis. · 118• p •• v. patio, mo. <>W ar 11......_ G • I , ..... _ .. , eo-11 '°"' "-last MG-7886 aft ·6 pm, ' · Dbt 2 Br, Ba Twnhlll!, w/ up tXtl ' "'7 ' Wal.lace Ave., CM. ar, i... a • e. heatA!d pool, frplc. Adults. 6'f5..3045 or~. ~ o u .·~niu . ""' "" · ft. Alio Dental or J..(edlcal
I flrpl ts d h'I JVEL 1 202 A 14th,. 536-1319, $145 mo 54&-5163 , . ' "Elephant.a fut. .call Dai-suite. Elevator A janitor ~i:. ~ ~1!. ~ 1 BR, redcc,.,_din •A dlaun, AbTJ'Rt's lroACTm 1.'"' y+ ,F;", ... • ... , 673--1184. . WVELY 3 BR, 3 Ba .ower. ly Pilot Clualfied now! Guest Homet 5ftl service 2855 E Coast Hwy .........,., .,....,, ..,... rm. new s .... a: ,t'J>!, u..J UCl IV& LRG. J Br. crpts, drps, 2 431 Goldenrod. Adult!, no 60-5618 &U.9U1 · _:. _
3 BR 2 ba, pool priva, 1n range, encl pr. $165 Adults $U5. See mgr apt 6. 2135 LetUftl le•ch-4705 kids ok, $160 + -dep. ZZ14 pet, $!25. 4'9-Zl'll a.ft 6, --PRJV:-1toorrt··tor-1mbWator· · ... · -·
Bluffs. $375/mo. J.M. Bkr. 962-J137 Elden, C.M. ~ College Ave. 646--0621 . ladf in lie, guest home . DESK SPACE
$46-3928 """ -1655. c an 1142"'678 • charg< 11. 1 BR. Furn. Ulil pd. Frplc. s111M ADULTS' i LRG 2 & 3 BR 2 Ba"" Soni• An• 5420 Soni• Ano 5420 Good lood ...,,,,. family 222 Forest Avenue NO. BL:..TFFS: View, 4 br, Clusifit'd.'1 •Ction power. Beam eeilgs, JlriV. patio. au, • Frple, bltns, crp{a, drps, 1t)rlt. 6f6...339L
fam. area, 21~ ba. Scbls, For an ad to sell a.round $149. 187 E. %1st SL CM. ' encl. gar. p4ltio. Sf&.-1034 la.gur\a .Beech pool~ tennis. 1395, m.om '""clock. dial M2-«l78. 64i.8S20. $35 WK. Vl~l.AGE 1Nl6 . .. ' Misc. Ranlel1 5"9 <M-9'66 -•· Li·• Mald * 2 BR. Crpts, drps, gar 'l ~ £-..,.e v1flll'. ser, 1.~ $150 Adu! General 3000General 3000 General 3000 PoOl -,. be h 494-9(30 + pr~. -· ts, no l~~!!!:_ ___ _t!=~~::_ ___ ....;=::...==:::::.:::... ___ ..:;:::.... ! ac • · · pets. 557-8400.
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The Purr/e with the Buiff./~ Chudle
OR101rono1 lett11s of the
fovr 1Croinbltd wa1ds be-f low 10 form four sll!IPI. wotd1. •
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~ SCRAM·LETS AtSWER IN CLASSIACA~ON 8200
LRG. 2 BR w/ trplc, 2 SPLIT Level 3 Br, ~Y,, Ba,
bib to bch. No. end. $223. crpts, drps, bltN. No pell.
i;>aya 835-1220. Eves &: 2885 Mendoza Dr. 54.>-5421..
wknds, 494-7997 or ~. LGE Bach, sep kit, crpts,
I...\RGE Bachelor. Vi ew . drps, ~ pets. 2885 Mendou r
S'U.nde c k . Employed Dr. M>SUI.
adult. $125 lnc1 ut.U. 499-3464 ~LR="a~.c...,,~B-r.~Crp-la-. -.-,.-,_
aft S. bltns, 1-2 children Ok. Nr,
2 BR; 2 ha. $185 per mo, Schls l Shop'a:: ~15'5
yell!' round. OfOICE loca-I BR. w/ giro.gt. Adult only,
tlon. ~ no pets. ~~ mo. 57!
Hamil!on Apt C. ~.
Caplttr~no Bea~ 4730 2 BR's, new ~crpts, drps.
OCEANFRONT Ap t . Prlv. patio. encl 11ar. Xlnt
completely equipped. TV, kx:. $1.56 mo. 673-3690.
linens. $32. wk. 49l-{Ql8 2 BR Trtplell, cpts, drps,
RENTALS . " :~,jtlo, no Ptts. $1.30.
;ts .. Unfurnl...,.. •, % BR upper, "'J>"--drp•,
General 5000 elec kit Nr. sho)l'g. A.dult.t,
no pe111. St40. 642--2389.
RllNTAL FINDl
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NtwportBooch 5200
ii' BAYFRONI
l BR. , 2 BA Luxury Apls.
Prlv, terraot. ~tev1ton, tub.
tt rrRiiean J)k '1 .• All elee,
_ SlturdQ'_ -D~ ...J..Q'alS? Poal. .ott .,,.ter, docb. '1Jl
OON"r Jiva It , pl IV, Coast Hwy, N '.
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S.,.le ,4,,. 540-11491
e WANTED: GARAGE or'
BUILDING for builder'•
•tora.ge. 646-3109.
'. I-P...,.rty -
DANA POINT
DUPLEX
Lookll'lg Jor that "wide open
DESK SPAeE-
'17875 Beoch Blvd.
Huntington Boech
&i2-<121, Ext 2'28
DESK SPACE
lOS No. El Ctmino Reil
San Cl•n'lente -.
:!pll<.'e'' feeling with ocean NEWPORT Blaeh Deluxe
view! Deluxe duplex with 0Wce1. Aft..cond. btd. w/
3 bedrQQm owner's untt ud ptiv._ be.. 2400 "'.· Collt
equally rpaclo\ll 2 bedroom c":,"':;;· ====== for ineonw. Quallty CUS. "'"
TOM CO!Wtnlction wt t h Cetnmlrel•I
Pf.ASTER woJil and low --------malnteOlnee landscaping, SJ.lb,OllO ST'ORE bulldlnc.
$U,9i50 and 1tnt r wW tell ..._. w. oo st Bethel
VA or FHA. towers area. 5U-l'f61 Agt,
Walker & L'&e ini1us1r111 11 .. t.1 --------·· NEW W11'thot\se bldr. 2liO!I
or 5000 tq ft. tn Calta MeJ&
89M411 or 6'2-0!IO
Lots
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RIAL ESTATE 1•--l!l'l-lllli!l--*1\11111-... --..... 1 ANNOUNCIMINlf -•I 1c :le •• * .,. ....i NOTICES. •
L-ot-a -----.. -00-I p.,_.1a ..
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VIEW l<>t-!.orw>a Beoeh. 82oo sq. ff. All-util ht pavtd
st. Gefltl• 419wnbiJl slope,
Xlnt buUdlnJ gite. $9,000
cash or $10,!500 1e®s or
subontina~. Owne r .
642--0138.
BESI' BUY: 100' oeeanview
lot, Larp, love!, Laguna.
$11,000. &#-1656.
Acreage 6200
5 Ai;, level, $1995. ~ min,
to new VicJor Valley J et
airport. Many other parcels.
~~:s, _ IO\'I dns. Bkr.
Business
1 Opportunities "
Macnab-Irvine
Realty Coinpany Investment
675-3210 '42-8235 Opportunities 6310
SMALL Black dog, l& moil
vie, S. A. Hghts. Very
friendly -546-1965 J!!!':!!':!!':!!':!!':!!':~~l ie;;:H;;O;;R;:S~E.-;L-;O;;V~E~R;;<SAe *REWARD -Tan Terrier
Public: Relations Invest now in beautiful pregnant, -vie, No. Sea-
Eam $14,000 Yr. Up. Owner comm'l stable to he built in shore Dr. 642-3.519. Roxie *
of service business estab, 24 Santa Ana Hts. Use permit AFGHANS, "David" &
yrs, will train public rela-allOYi'S 24 box stalls, hull "Lisa", lost since June 4.
rions management type-man pen, riding at"ena & specta-e REWARO e 494-9748
or .\\'Oman. Not a franchise, tor patio. 673.-2259 ALASKAN Malamute, (~ed
no 1nve~tory. $6500 complete. NEED $2500 Immediately\. dog) M. vie Back Bay, CM.
Costa -Mesa. Call Eves. $5000 return in 00 days on Sub!it. rewanl. 492-3S73.
673-00'll. highly profitable Re a 1 I ~===-~-C..,-""--'--1 ~========~1 Estate itivestment. Secured! MIXED breed dog, 4 mos.
A-1 Operating Ma n agers 714/G&Mi043 day or eve. ~larwn. "wKanna/blk .• ~.~, ,,,,"""
wanted for automated ""' :n-o
Read
The
childrens_' 16 mm ~lor Money ..; LOln 6320
theaters tn or near shopp1ng,1-·-...;..~-·---
eenters. Must have firm 1 TD .L _
finandol """°~sitillily, Call st . oan Poroonola ' 6405 , DA I LY
FR E-E-!-.. PltOT or wnte Celebrities Interna-
tional, 21.1: 46l~lll. Silite "83 INTEREST
106. J800 N. m'"'""· 2 d TD L Hollywood .. D>lit 90028. n oa n
CADILLAC 0 1 d s m Obi I e Tenns based ·on r.qtj.br..
dealer in mkl~t wit~ ~ '42·2171 54$-0611 ~w car potential wishes Serving Harbor area 21 yrs.
BASIC BOATING ORANGE
COURSE
to move to Orange County, 5 ft~ Mort 1 C
e.rea Will trade for businesi; • er ,... o. , Offered to the Public by the .... ,,·good .-.1;1 worth and 336 E. l7lh Street """" Balboa Powte Squadron teeeive factory approval. P.lONEY avail. for .in-1.1tarting '7 p .M., Monday,
Write Daily Pilot Box ~tments. Phone M r . J.une JS, at Nf'wport Harbor
M-1000. Green at (TI'4) 535-4228 Hu.tr. Yacht Club, 'l'l) W. Bay
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N d man Investment Bldg, 1746 JtAVE Potent a -ee ~ve.,_Ne~rt. No adva.oce
CO~ST'S
_leading
Capitil, With )'OOr $7S,OOJ ~: ..... A ~,_lncoln, ·Suite S, registration. Enroll at class.
and·bueineu exptt. and rrly ~""'" BljnCmtebootr.'Cl.uii meetl k I :=..~w:.;., :~~ _., w •. -· me =. ~:..'°'dJ Mar etp ace
ttlTWc ....,.~, Jdea. PariAT£ -w .... $3SClO 613-1155. "Sole -tin& k
BoX' 'UJIJO, Dai2' Pilot... u ~ . ttwit d ~ed. ~ Accl~nt,.
DRY CLEANERS ....cl63 qr ~7413. Ui There a nice looking,
and ~ laund[Y pick-up N1111t111~UAo i ttf:IQer.., unattached Bua. or
atatiOI\ Good -. ~nter _.ri6fi(IS 'f ' Prol man, .I) to r.o in Org.
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BREAKt:AST
COOK
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Full time, Houn 7-3:30. t
BENTON'S COETEE SH<*>
133 S. Con.st, Laguna Bcfi.
J. C. PENNEYS
7777 Edinger
Huntington Beech
10 AM-4 PM, Mon-Frl '· " Outstanding company behl!fibl ~:
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COOK • NIGHTS j
Some broiler exp. nee. 1
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AIRPORT J
Fencing
REDWOOD & chain link
fencea. licensed contn>.ctor,
free est, fast a ervlc~.
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Floors
Furniture Restoring
&. Refinishing '675
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Cust. work. Install & repairs.
No job too smaU. Plaster
patio, Leaking shower
repair.
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BABYSITTER Needed for 2 ~647 MAC AR111UR
boys, ages 9 & 7, own trans, NEWPORT BEACH
tun time. various shifts, SOc ~C~oo=K~.~-.-.--
hr. 968-5174, FUIJ.. OR PT. TIME
Bankers
EXPERIENCED
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5930 Pacific Coast Hwy,
Newport Beach * COOK-pert time
Top salary & benefits * BUSBOY
For men & women * DISHWASHER
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growing regional bank. Oceanlront, N.B. 67a.-1714 . !
Centinela Bank
COOK, female, exper. Lunch !
only -preschool, 5 days, · 1 cau 646--0677. 1 •
llll West Coest Hwy. COUPLE Wanted to manage '
Newport S.ic:h rooming house in Costa I I
{114) 646-7121
Baok
Mesa. Retin:?d co u p 1 e l
preferred. ApL & utilities
provided, plus cash aUow-,
a.nee. Call 644-1794 after 7 j·
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S COUNSELOR. Part time, $3. ' 1
6llO CLERK TYPI T hr, '°' Youth-Employmeot J
UNITED CALIFORNIA Se>«. Must be moHvaled" iJ 'Mesa Cleaning &~il'e-anist teen-agers. Call Mn. J
FURNJ'l'URE !!tripping & Carpels, windows, floors, etc. BOB'S TREE SURGERY -BANK-Hoffman, 64z..38'70. 'j
refinishing, rea .. nable ·Res, & C.O. mmc'I. S.8-4111 l~ back offering tbe same DENTAL ASSTNT, ,..ltion '
Fi n..n1· ........... <'n-• 222 OCEAN A VE. rates. can 64 2-9575 *APT CLEANING * ne ,. ...... ity '";"' ""'~ice. in exciting, p~ntiw-..... * S40-379J * LAGUNA BEACH anytime. Fast&: thorough 642-3164 1n4l .CM-6546 Must be enthu• ia1tlc::, il
Williams Oeanlng Serv. PEllRON'S TREE SERV. dynamic &: able to motivate I•
G11rdenlnt '6IO wru.. 00 GENEili Ornamental Pruning Equal opportunity employer people It have prev dental. :a
---------HOUSECLEANING 25 yra exp. 64~ exp. 91)2..3319. e
CEN'L Clean Up, tree serv., ·* 968-3132 * TREES, Hedges, triin, cut, BANK TELLER DENTAL A&sistant. Wlll 1
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weed kill, r ot o·-till, ========= stumps, removed, hauled. 30 W/Exper., P/T11'ne. Good train bright yaung girl to 'I
1 prlnklers repa ired. I I 6755 yrs exp. Fully ins. 642-4030. Salary. XJn't working mlki, alHlist dentist. Call 494-SUS •
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646-5848. -""'--"'-------DON'S TREE SERVICE AU Apply in penon 1st Western aft 6;30 wkday1. Anyt:irne -;;.;:;:..=.=,--~---! Bank, 16932 Goldenweat H.8 , wkenda. 1
College Students JRONlNG In my t>ome, $1 types, Lise &: Ins. Free Es-.,:::===.==::::.::::.::::: l=====,---=---
Lawn ca r e. 1andscap1ng, Hr. Dreurnakinii &: altera-limates. 642-5584. •• BANK TEu.ER., t':X· DENTAL Secfttary _ &ecep. \!
wedding 1pec::Ja l ists , 54>1&0. • peritoced. Full \l i m e. tlonlsL Exp'd, mature, with 1.
548-2231 tlons., u..a...•1tery "90 Plea,e caU 1l4438-93n good judgment, Newport '
IRONING JN MY HOME~ t""" • ' BAitiliAiD A Ydnt AL'Sr Landtcaping. Tree $1.25 hr. pay . SA8sY ttrLAssY 'i;J;. area. Call 545-8395. , l
ttmOllll. Yan! "'modcli"". Call ......... REllAS.lJeHO!.STEflY ' • DENTAL Asst -cb&inlde. ~
Ttuh hauling. lot cleanup. Special 1W-uph0l11tery Sale Harbor, C.M . .C9S-4900·eye. Exp'd, Expanded duties. HD ,
Repok •omkln. 613-U66 , ~•ftll•••P!,. 'qio COUCH & CHAI)!. complele * BEAUTICIAN * ok. '"3-0782 aeytlme.
J APANESE Cardenint fabricincluded,$125. +tu ... Yoong attrac::tive ,lldy wtth 1 7-,,;======~· Service. N'ett work: Qeanup LtC'F.NS.ED landtcape oon· Choosing trom our .election tome' hairpiece expu' No * DENTAL SECRETAR-r *
yd, maint. 968-2303 tractor. Complete 11enice. of mill end!! & discontinued clienttle required. Sata,y Seod resume to Box M-lOU
JAPANESE • LANOOCAPE 968-19'.8 or &t&-8247 fabrics, Up to $1.2. per yd , A/or com.mission. The Dally Pilot, N.B.
Clean-up Maintenance -, values. Vut ,selection of Call Ski 646-3808 DENTAL Bookkeeper I:
MACK .* M2-844Z Moving & Stor1:oe 6840 olher fabrlct at discount Insura~. Part time. Exp'd, . . prl~s. *BEAUTICIAN, for bu!lf, Call 644-2456 •
RQTO..Tilling: new lawns.
Tt'ees and shrubs removtd.
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LOCAL "' klng di.st. rilOvinr. QU.j\.LITY WORKMANSHIP popul"'1' priced C.M. salon.
Reas. storq:fo. Free Eat. POOne 673-7194 84.IMA . Pt.kl vac. No cllenteJe DENTAL RECEPTIONtn
831.o.tot, O.K, Van I Storage Fl'ff: Est., PlckuP A Deliv. req'd. New ifld welcome. M•tuto. reliable with e>c-
loc. x'1ot ret., 1'09 ttfms ::z:_. · &. who M1Uld llkt. to mttt
to qualified opualOr. t~P-Found (,,.. Mt) 6400 JU:• •ttractivc. trlm. ~
h u !I band I w If e lttlm. fectlonate lady In her mh:I·
C 0 LL EGE _1l E ALTY, FOUND-Back Ir tan mixed dlt. Ytirs for Com·
j46..5880. breed pup. Boar tbe. ~lt!tp? ErtJoy aoinr;;.
Ntwipeptr Deelerlhip ·NC!wport Height.a a re a . stiorts, dancing, etc. Write
f'ot C.A H~~ ::§C-925«. , BoJ M 1°'3 Daily Pilot and
JOHNSON'S tiARDENlNG
--Yard cart; CleQn-Ups, plan-
ting, 19r11'.1klC!t'I. 962-203.S.
F ABRJC SALE Call the Manager. 546--7186. perlcnct. 0*11y. 543-8844
Pelntint., 2500 Blue Chip ata.mpt B£AUTY Salon tfomierty *DISHWASHER* Daya. I
Paperhantf"I "50 F"REE. ~pc divan lrC bllr Roy Alvarado Ha.tr Stylists) to 4:M~$l hr. OILLMAN•s ---------1 $69, i.n<i_udtt fabric . tabor. tor se.lo or lfnt. Easiest 801 E. Balboa Blvd. 8alboa.
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huJJlneu for )'OOT'!'lflf. Cesh Boe:ton 1iijll~ & !,.. "URGENT Klthy Ra~ call
itepoglt rf!q1d. Wtlte Box Viet ~r ~ ;our Mme tn Ind1anapolis.
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JAo "'Mo...~ 7lll0 .IOU&·IMPLOYMIN'f,IJ°"5& IMJILOYMINT JOIS&IMPLOYMINT MIRCHM>iOISI POii MIRCHAND'1f.~ . . .[B".'-0.l;c .
• • . Jolae Mien. w-7100 Joi.. -. w-. 7100 Jobe -· w-1ioo ~LE AND TRAOI• SALE ANO ~ SALE ":NII TllADI • SA 'ANO 'rw '• * DRIVERS * ~ Fumitv"' 8000 Fumltu"' 8000 Gor.,. ~le . il022' Mu1lcal
No lbperfwce Sale• · .I,. · . Extcutive Secretory , ~· GARAGll SALE lnstrumonts N~I _ TRAI MEE . ' l!WIO mo hi 1tort THINK USED fURNITllllf S<lllna out • 1llnl • Refrlr • >'ENDER DucHonlc old:
lluat --. 6llhniia -"' 6 d.,. ·-ir; UlUo IYPlnt! • , Stow • Toolo. Lido 14'-$500 good oond. $70. Sp!O' coblnet
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--•PlllY A way 'or a high ··•001 ~ad"•te ~-. '°" "' ,.,...,;,,. THINK USED 1URNITURE f"6TORY · Dln&bl> 125 • So-. m ~~tt Lansll ""' J>.Ho 1195' Yl.LL·OW c:Aa co.~ I' ~I ~ -billtles with major Orange • -E. Edpw'tter, Baytront A}. ...._..., after 8 pm.
181 E. lltb st. to enter the newspaper l>uatn• Countyfinnuaec'ytoV.P. ley, Balboa Penn, Nr. ELECTRIC Guitar, red coo. ..._ z.o. Procluc~ , Thrtn Shop TheM F•nt11tJC l1r9aln1I Adams. • hollow bod¥· dual pkk'"\lprs, !-----~·---DAILY PILOT 3190 =· CM Weh1verec:efvtdnew1toclf fr~ourrenl11,~ R.lnOUGE Sale• Kiddle $100.Dave,S73-9TJ9betores
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OFRCER e This highly sucressful local newspaper bas RECEPTIONIST Contemnorary 9 ft. sofa & loYe seat,· ,'.. , kl;;';;:.;; Church, Da n•/,;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;./ . an opening for a trainee in the clrculaUon °"'"" · ., ; · J>cilnt <• st hlD ott 0.1 · sales area. Selected applicant will receive .a .,,..,, ""'· woman gold prmt, top condition ............. :~.$14' .. • ... ORGAN CLASS.FREE
Position avallable In cur li~ral Startin& ;ary--regularly . -k.,Sliled ,.,.. %>451 ~ rlrl olc, Lt. 8 ft, Sola & chair . , ......• , •• , • , .••... r: .. $69 I ~i~ Sat, l.!tb of .Every Moo. !flt• 1,30 PM
<;:osta Mesa oftloe for per. rAift~A bo n1't1 d ""'?'rl..:..· 5!'0rthand, ~Ing ,,i wpm, Occa*nal tables , ... , . , t • .••• , •• ; .$4 & J& -• IP· Bett Thacher tn O.C. ,
:;u, " · ~ .,,.. -~ts ..... k II'.·. d v......... Id; Paldraroup ~·u• ...,. f '" N"""" 0 "' ..,. "' • "' bl • •·"'-sona"'e !nl" r'ned .-... ~, nus op t.t es, an uiln-".\""mge ,accurate. v~: d~Uea .. Que"'..:.":tize box s~nn· gs &mattr-•• e:c9,.R"' 1. l.Q·rc~.,T, ORS Ga,raae, •All Makos
~::: . ••Jo(~ . lliilli'•~·(,credit u';ilaJr He ;will lfso be , , ·~1!,.;;'CiJio ~ .. ~ FUUCol li!TVe ~: .. •pr gs & mattrel is .. $29'4111'!! ::; l~;'t,:;cs, • :i . . • ~ Obi"ti:t1on
Inc .-· ~ " pijfitled\ a 'cof!IPM>Y car ~ pei'so!W ~·~..,._bets' am A Or" • -Emerson conso •· • · " .. .q ., • .....,,., " plchlttl GouLD MUS(C CO. =-_: · l"-.. ,,~ 'r· r-. ~tge . . ,,--• · , use 's pm. • >' ·Black'& w)lite 23" Weotinghous~ Je~set Thun, Fri"'.,., Sa~ ,._.: .5._ lMl .
XLNT. FRINGE BENEFITS
Please caU Rod Lewis
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SEC'Y • Giri Friday, consoles -.························~·$7S ••ch ·175 'Acacla;~ .. ~na Beach 20tS No Mal S.A.
Applicants must be 18, have a clean driving .....,.hslblo for •upport!ng 8 lt. Sp~rush Sola & Jove seat w/IYood · • '4-l. /\' * w.-r•*
record, have a high school diploma and should a 4 man marketing con-arms, like new .. • • · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · •: .$169 CANOPY bed, etec broom, I ~'!!!!~~~~~\!!!:~I ,be reuopably clear of military service draft. suiting of!lee, Typlng, die-Lamp shades ...••••••••....... 10c Heh/up re~·rm. porta typewrite, USED, ORGAN RIOTI
Hours are generally 11 A.M. to 9 P.M., with talion, filing, phone. Must Headl;loards ..... , .................. $4 Heh · 'Ir0ttrite troner, Mat lamp, 'Gre•t, Stock
sqme Saturday overtime. be reliable 4 m·• tu re. 141h.teu. ft. 2 Dr. Westinghouse '. ·'-misc ~ppltance1 a bric-a.· (jf Used Oftans
_ft ,,, iile Prof•lonal exper .\ rel copP:e!rtone, frost' free refrigerator ~" ... $119 . bnic.109 Y1a Revenna, N.B. All Mftkes _AU Stytea -GLENDA!.~ II 1'~~ .are qualllled and ... ffit1"'ted in ""'d! -· " • • fu!!'i.\ze box springs & mattresses, • . . <Ll<Jj> i.ole).6'1H011 • Como! .... Conoolott ..
FEDERAL SA'(IN~s' 1 .J~l;,/.0~: IN~ ~.g,~ino S:'.nA~~ . * lECRJ!TARY * · as ts·-. ........................... : .. $15· o Ht <;ARAGE .Sal" Sat ~ Sun. e Sptno'4 e Chon! °""'"'
( · . .' ' _.. Ql~~nt&,· and -for Mr. Seeley in the cir! Teohh!c;_a.rtyptna:, IBM Exec. Lamp& ...... •, . , • . , , , ......•.......... $4 up '10-:C. Dishwasher, fashlon S\lmmer Clearance Prices cUl ti . l 3:.5 ~Ql'S experience, 'Coffee tables . , ~ ..•. , ... : •. ~ .... :$5 91ch/up clothe•, toyl;' hair pc's Ir WARD'S 8ALDWIN STUDIO 1833 NEWPORT BLVD. a ·on Department. ~ Advanced Kinetics, Inc, . _ Jots of kTutjt knacks. 3712 1819 Newport, C.M, 64U4B4
COSTA MESA I 1231 Victoria st.. C.M. Orange County's Largest Selection-HaWrtoi-<t (Irvine}, CUlver Open Every Nite
====--=~~ 1 Jobs Mien, Worn. 7100 J bt M W _ 646-n.65 Quality Used FurnitUre Dale 1'ract. 833-2127. & Sunday Afternoon
ESCROW Officer. FHA/VA . o Aen, om. 7100 · F.qual opportunity employer . GA.AAGE Sale--Mlssion Vle· -~P~IAN=OS~&~O~R~G~AN~S~.
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0Pacllic Na. * HOU SEKEEPERHutl SECR£TARY, Rm limo, t THE USED fUllfllTIJRE FACTORY Jo:,'..,., VW car ra,ck, NEW & USED
tlonaI Bank.Newport Center ~tQne. Exper. Pr"fd,., or will N'°TIONA£ Leader in ·the girl ofc. F1exible ,\n. Mwit · , h!Cfu-a.t>ed, cbn, baby e Yo.maha Pianos Orgam
Ottice. 644.ull3,:Midge ~ ~,-a.in. can ~;., tatertainment lnduatry has be thoroughly exp'd to take 1 H•rbor B!Y:d •• Cost• Mes• itefna..patio furniture. 269!11 e Thomas Organs
Equal opportunity emp~ lfDU~ i.n, lmmedlate ~ open. charg~ of all amall oompany · , JC.9457 · SaQdalia Circle, SaUSUn. • KimbaU Pianos
EXP'O.Full Tim~(;. f~r elderlk,ieouple~iMaturt'! l,S ~ Cotlete: ~~ t9 work ofc. proetd~. Salary OP'1:1·~eie:: 9-5;30, $aturda)'1: 9-5, C1osed Sun~I~-:;;'::;;...~-.,,.,~~ e Kohler & Campbell
Service Station SaJesmaia, woman Pasrd. 642--611561 ~ • OUI' ... ~~~ A open.'SCS;6306 C.M. J GARAG~· Sale: sat June COAST MUSIC
tune-up, brakes, etc. AJl!D '· .aouSE'K$'.fP~25 ~ 35 d11,J.rjb1ilizW fulli~ao ~n· ** SECiti!T¢Y-GIRLFRI. l'Umttur. fOOO ! Furniture ' 8000 13th. 9 am-5 pm. Air-cond, NEWPORT&: HARBOR.
GRAVEYARD Call btwn 8--lOam wkdys, Veniently located in the Full time, Apply at T -new oven, patlo chairs, lots Costa-Mesa * 642-28.51 ,
2 da.Ys week. Older man, anytime wkends 536-2345. Irvine Indultrial Comple:ir MacGregor Yacht Corp, 17 Pc:;· KING SIZE * COMPLETE Houaelul ct mlsc houae:bold items. 19302 Open 1Q.6 Joli 10-9 Sun US
Lorin's ·Arco HSKPR.Gd. sal-Live in near the Orange Co. airport. 16ll Placentia, C.M. BEDROOM lovely furni~. Ustd only Wat~bury Ln, H.B. 962-2196
We oUe! tht'! op--·nl"' for • ·-9 dra •--·-mlr by ad""P "•" .,.~.. H M C bl Harbor at San Diego Frwy Prein. Udo lat. 2 boys 19 I: full-time surn.n:;;·bou-:s + SERVICE STA. ?ttEmANIC ........ ., werw.~. ~ W«>, .... ~,WJQ. PATIO • G"ar, Sale: June • • a •
557-7585 16 Refs. 67J.854& additional part -time hn Brake•-ttme-up.alignment rot, 2 bedside at.ands, K~ FR. Prov. coflee table $00, •?ith 1ti1. 1'6ols, fishin g 40" Console Pleno , FAT & UGLY??? HOMEWORKERS WANTED during rtgular semestml. Top pay bi vol station size headboard, ttmle, quilt. 2 matching chain $30 each. ~e. silver, chlftl.. clothes Walnut Demo w/new war·
(En I Ad•-1 Call ~~ __ •-· ,_ ,.____ det' .... s'·" ..... : t'!d mattress, sheets, blank· lamp. Jrg.t $25_. 96J.:.3127. · iz · _ie.12-14 .. Cofaer 'Utb & ran!)', Ne.w. ~. ~. this u you are, we probably can!t _ . ve ope w "'Sllel'S • ..,_..,""" J.W" an u,. ~.. •WQ-uc.i1 __ ...... -et.· etc:--._ -r;oamVcf lO;(M:TPM a.---i:u;.;~..;,;:.....:.::.==c:=::.:.if"!'&L'tamped,-a-e-lt-•d--terview-appt. t-E;"O:last Hwy., CdM. • Chiice or Spanish STEP Tables, cbain, knt'!e • • G6ULD ·MUSIC co.
CALIF: CASTING CO. dressed e·nvelo pe. OUR Credi. t union needs a 67S-0533. or ModJ., Style hole deM, set of chim. LAWNMOWER. Edger, baby Since 1911
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Orange Co. for a variety ,of A21, Redoodo Beach, Cal1t 54" ,.....,. Costa Mesa WoELK'SpWmA•.RonEyHOUmoSE. wbt ~act, rogs:_..b'uuet. 675--1630 Fri, Sat 10 &m· * 547-0681 * types, for work In mag. mo. 90278 or .,....,v;r. ' 5 •!!!!l~~~!!!!~~""'I
dellng, 1V eomml's, & ind. *PART TIME* SE.Mt-Retired !XI.an. 600 w. 4th St., Santa Ana 675-5127, 642-U63. -~•,;,m,;,·~~-~.,.-~ USED STEINWAY
m .... Groa~pay, o.;_~,, Ji'J'l,l'f.,0,R~. WAJIER.';. Genuat kHchon.·bolP, 11:'°' Par\,-11.,., maln""lnco, Pally., Sat 9' s un 11-6 \i"EEN Fri•,. da""""" MOVING.~· 2J'Oll0,Sflj: fow
We 'are client paid,-i't6. tee EXp d only, Good pa,y & 3:30 pm dally. Apply betwn Call S&tul!day 1M. ~76L ANTIQllED p~ .. , i:.. __ .. -6. and c'tlatr, \~ coriditlOn ~ ·~-'\l:rlg •
Not a ••hool ' ' wo..i.i .... cond. Call alt 3 Call nilN "._...,, 'Wuuu $50, 847-4494. • ', organ, ereo. Sale ·starta .... · PM .... 543.9393 2-5 pm, · 833..oEm Ext. SHOE SALE...-pc, dpl br set. like new, 9am June 12, 13, 14. 504
FJlEE " , " 2037. , ~rle~ced onl'Y,~ Better cort $800~ Seu $300. Walnut MARBLE Sink-tops.> sinks Begonia, CdM. 673-6100.
TV° SCREE~ TEST.,'! 11\ihTORIAL.: Ft-time, ~ PART.Jfime·" t!tr1c.I Typ. ~e tamny lhl;?t f'a'e. Ap. 4 ~ dbl br aet, ~e ntw1 !!!ud,teL.$~. if21Lll. ~ SERV1M'-' ·~~·rr Ii ,"l $35,
PH: <U4} 835-t!82 ~us( be dependable. ing, fling, credit ~ports. ply In person \0-2. ' ~l $300, !ell $100;-maple uuu ...., V'IV"'~ Wed~ stove $35. washer
10AMto6PM · · CallMn.SehifmtorM7--6074 INNESPIOES twmbedsw/bookshelf $40alitlqbureau$100ha!r
FEMAt.£ .;Bcau"'~r KITCJiEN ~r. ,W,Y·fcrr or 546-<4254.. , . ~~/Plaza, C.M. .Jdbrd~ . $100, .Wa.l !Jui C?!flc• Furnltur• 8010 cllp'M-.sS .. Mlac_ .lU!J!.,:. 1030 ~. Fo'.ll.,:'....•• a<!'eraf' ' " Apply m . SERVICE si.iiliii Salesman facl<ard Boll '¥«> 't>lAI (!;;~'ii ro>J3.1439 ...,_,..'6 ....,-......;: .. -",...,.-'Da .. .,ide Dr. PBX Aoswerinc service exp, " ' 01s-aker, radl: •-'r'• c , USED ii~r ~. $39.5' 9 · 4ed l,;-e, ·· ·· ' red. Part or full time. Ed· .,... • ..., ~ ..__,,,.., H "~· e. h gravtyard lltlfl:. Pref. exp'd ,,... • n~ 50 GARAGE SALE Fu • N.B. 673-4110 Galley Cafe s•~.~~~~~-,,.,~c~ .... a.rea. player, S' console, new Posture chain~· & up : rn .. dy's Coitfurea. 968--5303. ""' ....,. wv1·~ ._,.. oJder man. Full time. 2590 e Used 2 & 4 drawer filin.,. Thing•, Sat &-Sun. 2'l6 E .
* LADIES * •• -•bow N wport J!I d N B .,.__ turntbl $100, wh.ite 'Wl'Ougbt ,. I FRY COOK • Sat & SUn. SARAH coVEN'.fRY Spring POSTER Saleamen to traVtl e v • · ' ~ iron glass toppt'!d tbl w/4 cabinets • Used wood desks Wilson, CM, east ot Npt
Da..v Shift & all season jewe'lry . this Summer, atudent VK Jeny chrll $50, TV 21" cabinet ?t!cMahan Bros Desk Inc.B =='vdo:·=======
A5k for Wayne Absolutely no invest'ml We Creative Distr'a. 548-al68. SLIM GYAf sales. Eulest type $25, round patio tbl, 1800 Newport Blvd. ---·
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN' 962-:i988 T'Q to exercise, Lose inches white painted ll1ttal ;a, .. ,3 , Costa ?t!esa * &U-8450 App1l1nce1 1100
GOLF COURSE trala, all-8631 or .. _ * "E~PllOl!flS.T ·:* wtthaat dieting. It fet!ll lrg occas. chra $10 ea end ·~ --
18021 Culver Road MAIDS • Good , oppf¥. for U.irj ·£at, 'sQoo,;Jt 'Mn'k8 &-1elh like tbls, lamps, m&c. tiousChold !:.!_ffli. {t~_1taurant . 8014 WHIRLPOOL Jmperial auto
Newport Bf!aeh LIKE H 0 USE W 0 R K? Ptet eicp'd. othtr dudet ~. in b'unchet. 100% bric-a·brac. 3404 No. l Via ~ washer, late model oop-
(lrvlne Branch) Permant'!nt resident Laguna will incl. typU., fllinl. Full fl~. Bee Snyder, o .... NB 67~ ~="" TACO Set up, comp! in good pertone, compl. overhauled
Beach wanted for maid co. 'benelita. -'_ .... 1 1"': sci,.Y9t. po. ~0• • • ..,.,ww, cond. $100. $95. .Also, Kenmore grus
-FULL::·;:Ts:: Earn work 6 days/week . .fM..1196 .JENSEN':~ TECHNICIAN Wanted. 20 PC. "MAQRID'' .Call 002-9845 , dryer in :dnt cond. $45.
6 ft. Grand S Yrs old • tellt
new for $4500. Flna.ncW
hardship forces sale. $3500
cuh takes it. Private p&rtt,
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You better come on down!
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO
1819 Newpo1·t, C.lliI. 642-MM
Open Evety Nile
& Sunday Afternoon
HAMMOND, Steinway, Yam.
aha. New & uaed pianos eC
most makes. Best b\IYI ill LI
SO Calil. at Schmidt Mus:lc
C.O. 1901 N. Maki, Santa Ana
up to $5. per hr. nitJ.Ea ,. M·AJDS-lmmed, opinlhgg. 235 Fulcher St~. C.?.f. ,CATV exper .. belch area. ~~~~~R~ FlUGIDAIRE 500 lb. cube 847-8115 or 546-8672 .
BRUSH, 546--5745 Top "Wages, lunch provided. Rtc9¢i0".'ist to $500 'Cont&ct our oU, '°""3260. Includes: Quilted SOl'i &: Jce.'.macbJne, 3 yn old, sssd. NORGE auto washer, late UPRIGHT Plano mahogany. •
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'd Must apply in pt'l"SOn, Good typing, W/O appear ·TELEPHONE SOLICITORS 49'\.7447 Mr. Brack model xlnt cond. $55, Good condition $150 phone a r1 ay $600 . In M H •·t chair, 2 end tables & mffee """'-t t •--t ~02935 . . Jamaica n otor Ou;, ance, beach area. Call J.o ;£xper. No selling, top ,ss ,... -~ --n •w poo gss ...,,,.'"'r, x nt ...,.,. • Ex cl t Ing, expandmg co. 2101 E Coast Hwy. CdM. ralne, Wntclilf Pel'flOJUll'l Work at home. ( 21 3) table, 2 lamps, dresser, mlr· G•rag• Sal• 8022 cond. S50 will d~liv. 847-81151 'P~IAN=o~.~u"prl....,.g'°'ht,.., ,..x1n=·t-co=na .
Bullding beautifuJ new ofcs. • • A-ocy, 3>43 Wes ... nN Drive, --or (~.•) 1"" """" 1'01', headboard;, quilted box or 546-8672. Furniture for s:a.le. Call Some typing, etc. wonderful MAID. apply in peI"SOn. ..~ .......... ,,11-.,)IN1 SJN ~ sprln,p. & mattreu 5 pc SQJAM LETS
variety job, Top bents. Call TahlU. Inn Motel . N.B. 645-zn~ , VANDA Beauty. Counselor d~ room; table 4 4 JU. • USED Appliances & w,s. _892-4==M=1=. =====:.
Mis& Elizabeth, 5.57-6122, Ab. 450 Victoria, CM * RECEPI'IONIS'D-cosmetlCI paw _ln!tf:!!_e~ back chaJn. all guaranteed. Dunlap s, ~
igail Abbot Personnel Agen. MAID-HSPKR. $400, mo· tD ' GENERAL fO"' parf.fune e~ op-· OO'MPARE$2._T $749.9f'-'
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cy, 230 W. Warner, Suite 211, start, N.B. are&, for~~w .. OFFICE. 65 wpm. XJrit opp. por. No exper nee. 546-5770 -177 ft Used Color TV S4ile
Santa Ana. Must have rera.. 675--0825 to $500. 84"{~ WAITRESSES*** No doWn Pmts. Only $16 mo A~ _ While _ Llmlt _ • Maytag deluxe washer S90 7.e.nlth, Olympic, curt I 1 * GLASS CUTI'ER Wanted. MAINTENANCE MAN, part RN for ICU~ all-~?:.?0111 EXPERJENq:D WELK'S WAREHOUSE Musket -SHUFFLE Maytag set, gas dryer $200 Mathes, Admiral, RCA •
also *.ASSEMBLY WORK-time, for Motel. Retired working cond's. , 6"enefib. No Phan, Cant 8'.IO W. 4th Sl, Santa 'An& . It your ,..tri!!nd is lucky at Others from $25 up 531.-8637 Some w/new picture tubes.
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ply MEKSOL-co. 875 ·c, N.B."" -·JNG: .C>f. M'emcftoilJ llolp. SURF & SIRLOIN velvet 90fa, SparHah cocktail track, H's because at the white; • months old. $125. t6nn9. See at Hem:lenon'a, ~ ·-
Wert 15th St,. N•eWpt, Bc:h. MAINT • MAN . , ~273.t 5930 Pacltic Coast Hwy. table, glass top %. " x 36" track they don't let him 557.9311 1877 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 2 G Newport Beach x 60",,~avy ~Id leaf b~ •. SH4FFLE the horses. AUTOMATIC Washer, late MOVING SALE 1970 TV's
FOWlftCJ e For Jarillorlal duties .See Betl,Y Bruoe at ~'aJln!ss * Hostess Chair In green velvet. GARAGE Sale: Sat & SiJn model. Excellent condition, Zenilh e0Jor, blk & wht. Datsun Dealer • Full time • 6 days ". m !;; Exp'd. Owr 25 I Abo\ie items cost $995. one Dl~tte set, Daniah mod, $40. 646-5848. save up to nss. Daves 'IV
Will hire two aa1esmen. Must : ~~·~~ ~ PM· . : .c.l . vec BLl/E DOLPHIN mont~ old. Leaving country. $2.5, Garrard turntbl $25. Sears washer/dryer combo 810 s. El Camino Real San
be reliable, hardworking, ex. . ,,..,~ "'1 4455 Via Lido, N.B. Sacrifice-make 0 ff er N.orelco stereo casset'te $35, Cost $450 -Now $225 ' Clemente. 492--6291.
perlenced. fxcellent pay _·M~~~ ;~,~ ·A&ency fQI' Career Girls \\'AITRESS -Apply 2nd floor S36-8709. t1J)e\vriter $25, wed d Ing 1 yr old Xlnl! 642-1814 MAGNAVOX 27" B A: W, ':
plan + bonus, + benefits. 20362 ,Beach E\l.vd., H.B. 4lD w. CoaJt Hwy., N.8. office, La Cavt Restaurant, CUSTOM Queen headboard drtss, orig. wom once $20, AlTI'OMATIC Norge washer. w/ fm radio, $95.
Closed Sundays! Call s:a.les (Corner of Indianapoli5 St.} By a,ppCfJnt. 646-3939 11·2 pm, 1695 Irvine, C.M. & matching bf! d !l pre ad· luggage, lamps, jewelry, matching gas dryer, Xlnt Call 6Th-5879
manager • S464051. WOMAN To \\'Ork In food Qualify 5 pc game or dining ll11~n, a~ objects anliq cond $50 ea. 642--0116. PHILCO CONSOLE
GUARDS MtiAN w .... ~!£tj· _ Perm, ~ SAI:ES ·set, pr. red velvet chain, china, tire chains. new Black & White $45. • • • me •vr '.e )'.. mo .~. _,r-.UARANl'&ED " conceas., at 0. C. Fair1 O')'Stal chandeliei::, port. b1k Corvair, Misc. 671-3527. Stove, Kenmore 5 Immediate 0 & pt time posl. newspaper e very to i-• G?Ounds, on wke.nda. Schoo & white 15" TV. All Items, 5031!.i N&.rcl98W! Ave. CdM good cond. 4924279 after pm .
homes in Newport ~ch. -$250 cafeteria e~r preL cau Ilk H I ' * 646-4744 * tionsavall, SanJuanCapis-e new. unt ncton Parking Lot Sal• · Good l500
trano area. Uniforms & Must have late model, big WEEK 642--~ Harbour, 213: 592-1062, · GREATFSJ' SALE OF THE •WHIRLPOOL washer & !'!!!~9 • 1 ,
equip furnished Fringe ben. ear &: be dependable. Call ./'" • · ·" WOMEN, Lite delivery work. HUTCH $15. ringe $40, aofa" YEAR! Juoo lJ.1~. YSA gu dryer. S20 each. USED GoU cart $300 + tax. '
elits Car & tel~phone req1d LA TIMES, 6f2-4800. 1~~ DRAW. PLAN MWlt have own car. Apply: bed $70, lampa $5, dre!!er Bldg., comer Santa Ana 642-8108 See Gene Stoddard, Irvine
Appiy at: 13912 ~ MAN. to assist ~· loc~ ~a:8~~U:i 1t':e 'WJ 325 N. Broadway, Room 410• $25, end table $3, cottee. Ave & Palisades. 8 am·5 pm. GAS Dryer, GE Versatronlc C.oast Country Club, 1600 :
Suite F, S.A. applianre t~e. ust 'MONEY. 1t . you can sell Santa Ana. table $10, chair $7. Much Boy Scout troop 106. All pro. deluxe model, ha rv e 1 t E. Coa.~t Hwy, NB.
H 0 U Sc KEE p E R neat appeanng. Call 9 AM 1)>0ursetr -you can le.II WOMAN For drug atore more also cheap, 544--002, ceeds go to IUITlmer camp yellow, $135 PhOne 642-7882 PAJPO Belly board, Good ~ to 10 AM only: 496-2383 I~ waY ·Into· the Income , work In C.M. Apply to Box 548-7134. fund. -~ ~!::t i::~ee-r; o ! ~ ~ MARINE MACHINIST 'Gin'·~~ .~ou ~·re rt•· PlOU, Daily Pilot. SELLlNG Out: ·All maple. MOVING: Must sell, dbl btd, rA::n:;;l:;;lq?:u::•::• ___ _::B,;.11:.;;0 cond. 48".~397
Shores) waterfront home to handle geneE ralEN-mGal<NhtnoE ry dy to show you hO\f you WORKING Mother needs Round dropleat tbl, 6 cbn, twin bea, TV. Lots more. SPECIAL e 1'8" PETRILLO &Urfbollrd net'!ded fro J 1 MARIN -,.,..y1 ftrn up to 'fi00,000 ch.lk! e&re for 1 YT old girl, hutch, desk, rockers davtn-All cheap. Sat: all day, 2190 $65. Xlnt condition. Falt.
her l. One~~~ 1w:~~ MECHANIC ·per y~ar (maximum com· • 5 da~ ~ wk, ITl.Y home., port, color TV, refrig, O:lllege, Apt 15, C . M, ANTIQUE Call Rob 1t 847.:ul.
Mtiit live in, be able ~to ~tust be reliable I exp'd. ln ~~on~rom ~et f~· $15, Teenager OK. 6fZ.0'72l. washer, beds, 11ots m0rt! 646-fl33. AUCTION
drive and be reasonably the marine fi@ld, LUX> ~ou'l'f'°be uJ:;'f~. aqti YOUNG·Men lS-25 who w~t Call 54~·-LEAVING area -Clothes Mlscellaneoul l600
good ~k. One adult In 1'tl-SHIPYARD. 900 Lido Park ·or.:'lJrofenional aaJl!Sn\ln'.A: to ' learn · a trade In the STRATO • Loun_ger recliner kitchenware, halr dryer.--12; .Friday-nite June 12, 7 pm l---------I
idence. Box M-1001. DAILY Dr., N.B, 673-?272. rODNICf.tl tycoon· H. W. moving & storase buaine~s. chalr, beife naug, needs sail boat w/traller, moon-e Liquidation of ~1'.'e load *
PILOT MECHANIC. ::xprerienced In Dwl~t, mK>wned Calif, Need ~~3) men. Ir· in.. 4"1ht uphol repair, good ta.in bike, desk, bunk beds of European antiq 1, * AUCTION ~· ~E·s · JOKNNY'S Service Sta~~· wort: Prefer !1 ·~~~«1:iJ!, ~: tertsted, call betw 8 am buy at Ql! 968-1212. misc. 548-8698 e Qve~ flOO Items to be *>Id Jf yoU wm tell or lMJ1 ,.
New Family Rel!taurant own toot11. •A:pply Grant'•· IJle ' -p&ny behind you-A.l2 noon. SC.S-71.59. HOUSEFUL of fine new MOVING sac r if I c Ing to highest bidder. clve Willdy a try h;
NOW's THE SOON TO -OPEN! Gu" 1740 ""'"°'t._ CM. •·• dyllU\lc a4v . ....,. S-I lnlfr~ 7'CIO furn. Chn, d'8ia>, ixlHot•, decoraJo ... • tum, & Caras• BOB'S AUCTION Au<llons Fridoy ''" PJll. ·
FUU. OR PART-TL\fE Nuning ~~na: prequali-"' _ range, leather du' A ottom, sale, 350 Walnut, Newport 204. w:?JiiPman Windy's Auction B1rn '·
Broiler CooJts..Tray Girls RN or LVN --~ 1 pla t TV. crpt.11. 64&-2962. Shores. orange, Calif. 2075% Newport, CM 6*86flf , ·:
Bus Boys-Cashiers 3 to 11;1> P.M. ~ ohce. car n • AllLlNE BEAUT Early Aril erlcan FUPPER Sailboat. English Phone : 538-1141 Behlnd Tony's Bldg, Mlt'L 1·1
TIME FOR Dishwasber-Phone Girls Two daya •wkly., 1 wlrend e Expert cl09iftg hf!Jp. SCHOOLS sofa, $85~ Swivel rocker, Saddle. 6 hiba.ck din. chrs. Owned & Operated By UPHOLSI'ERED chain, gu _ :;
Fine for Students A mo'ly. ~nurse ot 1ta. •Work cli»e to horn~. PACIFIC SSS. Misc items. Dliya onlx, 1008 Sea La.ne, CdM . Bob Font stove, ret:rlg .. waabe r, .'<,
t Houaewives. Apply In lion incl. rnf:dicaUon, Wod: e. ~ ~\h Jnaura!r. . 54MlSO Sat-Sun. Auctioneer: Jam pa, 22 auto r If I• :;
Ou ICK CASH Person, Dally 9-5 PM. Aak "'1th R.N, Supervilor. 1 Da)'I ;r."u't~ :t ~n: Day &: : Clulei HOUSEFUL of new model MESA Verde.3248 Colorado Bud Garretaon w/scope:, Skit saw, t~. ···
I• for Eric Pttenon, Mgr 725 orientation. e uU our prmn forft'IU• 6:10 E. l?th St Santa AJ\11 borne furniture. Reg. $683, Ln. Sat. June 13th 'tll ? ANTIQUE Tete. a ate t t'! hou.sehold 6' prde:n items. I
Baker, CM. HUNTINGTON' VAIJ..EY Ja-guarantee yourwelt 2 ·• now $197. 894-4417 or 3-S. Furniture, retrig, TV, Engll5b Love Seat. Xlnt 541Hl73 ·''
THROUGH A HOUSEKEEPER, Part time, OONVALESCENT We1J pet monll\. ·•Pl.ANO Lesaona, home or 637.QIJO. , bikes, toyt, misc itema. tpnd;""" .,,_. DECORATOR Accent ru.p, '_,
. twice a week. Must .have cn"40SPITI _-:.,,, '~T=~ 11udlo. Clusle•I ,or CUSTOM Wood bor -.wltb • SATG:SUN . ~"'.Tt J .... ,,,. ohlg, fr!,,...i. Sac ...
your own transportauon to _._._.. + ' · " Prolletsfve, advanced oftbo, burnt:oriuige 1".U\er ~-~. Jdtcben utin~ ' . ' 1 • ' 4x7 $35, 5"7 $43. T rncl .S DAILY~PILOT C•nma d•I Mar •T'o-0993. Nu,..tng ·ren~tanlq (?if) 135-3333 or "41. bell•. 646-™3. rat1 ~ 3_ lilr oto011,' 11$. dlaoo7 l>Odillng, toys. ;tc. Sowli\t Moch!"" •120 159 .. 54Mfi>I l
H'lKPRS Empl)'I' pay• r.. REGISTERED NURSE • , " Catt 11.»-L!.1'1. 3229 Oregon, CM 0$-1058 1959 Rambler 125. JHp ·~
_ , • • , 1 ~tl~~-~.j1=; 11,c..p.c.u. Open T .°""" MlltCHANDISI FOR E'J1IAN Allon maple ..... GAAAGE ~: '!'u'1', "'""-l!rn~ER.Auto zlg~zag "'°'' tranafer cue 135. Antique , WA~iiif AD •Jl~&., 16th -~ ~ Challenginc SALESLADJ;.ti'il5!'ftlr7 SA~E AND.,TRADE . W/bookcase,. t.·t'r,P•wttr waalle:itdl\er~ piancl, Old; No attach.. for rad.10$20.UlTuwnSt,C.M. ·~ .11 1 tiOUl-EKEEP~I . a,eontlnuinged. Stcre.$n~uper.;'d. ' • '. ta~: Xlflt •. b:tiJ.1 $1,5 . ~mlse!20tU·~indrutl:J\, z!NC'1b1.ittofr /'01ea, &f6.1257.· ~
• tt, 1rv,m: mal\ft?, iperp:I u6ltlon flf'Oll8hl· C.Ontact PH:. &48-340'J • l'umlture IOOO 543-5106. H.B. 962-.B?fl. I" dil!Pl"fqitc. eu.r. $39 sh ALUMINUM Awn.Ing. 8' * , i
&42-517, t. lnt'1nt«tate. ~ " J Dhctot Of 'Nllnf:nl, MJa SELL Amway Products part VERY NICE 8 ft SOFA. SUN Only 6/14 lllam-5pm or amall paymenlt. 526-«16 31,t' Coat $175. a sltal at ~
• -I ll'D'_...ID. OoastCom. <It full time from home GOO !lo • • blk -··~ ....... --135' I , . , ."1~ :. ,.-.,, Kolp. ,tlt'12 Coa:it 5G-.2158, 54&-1796. • RND Dln'a: rm tablt, 4·dl'1, D condl n •SO. Fumlturt, ea, u--.:. '""' Muslcal • ~ I~"''• Tlfl9.. ~So '~ ('711) ii" dllm. walnut fonnlca !i<S-<308. blacktbom (East BluU). I 551-GIS ~~tr."i): . . .. '. I: • .;,,,,: !!'--.. * llCRITARY. * top, wht antlqu/O gold ...... DIN'G Tablo/ 4 o)\aln>, ~ .. nmu Sun.· C4mpll\g equip-. "'''"""'~'· 1125 ALL Wool !eyai ,blue 9"12' j · I BIT .-.~ · ---------. l\N'"'U to 7.30 J&iture, well a;roomtd, ao-trim. MS-0205. temp, aq w/2 18" leaves, ment, Household goedt 6 WDWiq ''DREZDEN' • carpet, 3 mo'a old.~· Call ' -QUICK CASH ~llllfi. !oil -· Rtli.f ,,.,.,. ~· --,. IARGE'Dre"'r, ho• iPrina. "ai.J.I S!Otl. 963-12U. mlac. 1932 ,Mapl• _St.,,C.M. ~PAN!. Sot of 26" & 545-181!. '
• .. ". ..., to U:30 pm. XIJrt 9l*d ol ~ ud ~ mattNa. ·2 pc, lletkl!nal, LOVELY 'i'JOn1--.0fj, newr SAT ... &m, 107 Morristown 2' drums Wf«1Vttl .. bead WROUGlrr Iron dining aet. ' I .dwj'l1i h LiltOU·G~\ &' 1 1l'r7 1:: benefitt. ~ term:blol. djnette aet, tl.bles, muc. ulM!d, $125. Match. love seat Ln, .c.M. Furn .. tool•, ~tectora. ~nt COfto 5 pc. $95. Hardtop tor MG/ W' ... TH · "" Pltittereat·convalttctftt ·~· ~ 60-"'7.. $75...Pvt.J>4'.5.'fll...l.U1. aportill&&dtA..mt.1Cb.mot$, 1-~tion ..... ftnn price 'ttll siirite$12S.&l$-0886~ _ •
1 • lfPHita1,ilmm1ckbfrdSt. COMM"VNJTY SOFA Bed $50: domestic REDWOOD Patio furn . I GARAGE SALE belowretallat$800.548-lf60 WASH.ING Machtne wortdna: ~ __ 0""' "< l { htt" Dli~f l~Grov<. -HQllPITAL-Oriental multkolond nc. """"""'· cllllln, tablul50 Sat.•ndSun. Woln\JtSplnot$250 condition 125, &16-lltl9_&11 > •,~l l ·f' -""'•r --..[.~ :""1 1o-S~lO-pm:1....,tWt M'·'80'f' .• 1,,17 l2.x14$35.~L -tor-all • ..u7-~iaoo.~ 3215.E.161hPJ.,C.M. 646-$8$lt.ftM'e.-" j
t; _ f ·':'I ',__ , • 'I. l , P..Umcre1t Coft---~-l DIPt-17n2 CLASS fOPJlfd table, 30 x PINING Tb!. 4 upboJ. chnl, O'KEEFE Ii Mmitt 111ove, MARTIN 1)..28 , w/c11.11 1 • Pond Gold Flsh ".. WANT D '!'!<scent Hoopltat. Utllr •Biiiili~-ai; !!'.' -~h<..,-carvtd"-,,..Jo, Dl'hel .J:'renc>-1'1<1v~ l11h\d l\•1'11·.~13. Mi>'-o.ll'tlal>J ll<clt.AJoJ.-actlcm.. l°'LlUL. _ ~
"'I'" Blockblr<I SI, Ganl<n Grow ~-· )"'!"' bue. $11lr64W6.'8' Xln't. a..t .tr. MMM<. 1933 M,,... Pl, CM 64&-8600 * 644--0185 * 4>1 E. 21at St., N.B. "
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Horses 8830
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TRANSpoRTATION
Boats & Yachts 9000
-· trained. 1 weeks old . FLUFFY Black aod \\:hi'c. Blue-era,y, black and 2 ll69 38' PEMBROKE
puppy female needs good orange. MS-'1355' · · • •8/15 SPORT SEDAN
borne 1 gre.y kitten , with f1 J.Dvely kittens, _ p •rt Built on East Coai!t for deep
('8f ~and acratchiug post. ~. need "good hoines. water cruisi111 and fishing.
Food 1ncl1.1ded. Needs good A~· motbet with abots. Twin 265 E'.C. International
home. 642-6848 6/15 ~ -6,15 Palmer Ettgines. 3.5 Kohler
SUMMER Pals-5 · Generf.tor -~ 80 Watt · PUJIPles 3 SlAlfESE cats 8 blaCk Ra$fio -Apelco Fatbometer
FREE!
Basic· Boating
Course
DELUXE SIJp 'for 'approx.
70'· boat \\'ide beam power
or sail. Newport Harbor.
\Vrlte Bax P-1012. Dail):
Pilot. •
NEW Slip for 32' 10 ~· P9Wfr
or sail. Newport Harbor.
Wrlle Box P...lOU Pally
PlloL
O!fered to the Public by the 60, SLIP
Balboa Power Sqwi.dron Newport &y
starting 7 P.M., itonday, Sail or Powt.'l'. 494-3916.
June li, at Newport Hirbor -----=---'--'-
Yacht Club, 720 W. Bay 25' Slip
A11e., Newport. No advance 494-3916
reg:isrration. Enroll at cllw.
Bring notebook. Cla.sl mrets Boat Charier 9039
every ?o.fonday night for 13 , •
"''eeks. Any Questions: Call 27 Troja~ tly Bridge Sedan
673-185.5. ''Safe Boatbla' is ~-eqUlp. sips 6. $85-d~.
no Accident" $450 wk. 64&-9000.
.
26' Ford,-ileeps 6. fully. con: 'P,t-125 Y~HA Enduro,
tained, $2800. 557-7063 or pt'gs I compre11sion release.
675-5810. $375.' 67";>-3795, 673--5690,
9275 '65 HONDA ISO
Sl50, 642-2029 Mini Blkos
'69 PO\VEU.. Mini Bike. 4 '69 Y•mahe YDS 3
hp, FR & RR shocks, koob· 250c:c. Street. $400, 833-2302
bys w/helmet. S16o .I="==~======
644-1019, Motorscooterl' 9350
BONANZA -4 h.p. Has ·-_;.:_~-...;.;"
chrome fende~ and lights '68 l..Al\ffiRETIE mo Io r
Like new. $150. E11eni~ scooter $150. Call alter 6
after 5, 5-18-811Kl • or weekends 645-2947
HONDA so cc e~ne. Jront Auto Service
&; rear brakes, lights, street & P 1 ••-legaJ. Best offer over $125.
1
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_:5""34:::;;:;;31;..,,=~~.,.:_,-N E W S m a 11 b I o c k
BONANZA 3 H.P. CheyY,bored & stroked to
Bl'aJld. new $90 * * 833-3592 .388 In. Engle, CSC, Venolia. : good homes., Gttm_an eats 1 vio .. old. Musi givt -&lrn Log -Trim Tabs
pberd lab. retriever mix. to 10 o d b om es. Outriggers _ All elect. ~ f o r Pl6~fs: 67$-1776. Gn3 galley FuH sized THIS WEEK 'ONLY :_Bo.;.•:_t__;S.;_to;.;r_:•:::9~•---9048;,,:.;.:c 1 ~orcycles 9300
compl. blue-prin ted,
prepared by an expert.·
Much, much more! Over
$1200 llivested, sac. $150.
548-5821 eves.
3 MALE, 2o;temales· kittens. refrtgenltor -plus other ex-
fR:EE To good h ~mes Realy cute! ~ill give tree tru. Purchaser may take • Coronado 23
price $300D.
Outside storage
space avail. Reas. rate.
Call 646-3669
89
A
2312
T~~ble 8 week old ~ttens, box ol cat friod w I each over Newport Harbor slip .
.,-healthy, pleasant d15p05., kitten. 54()...654?. 6/13 TWO BOAT OWNER ANX·
housebroken, eatina: from ' !DUS 10 SELL : bowls. 545-8095. 6/U KITJ'ENS 2 graY1 1 orange · 114: 645--1838
; *°ECORATOR ITEMS obort-bau.d dotamic I l "'°,,.-;;,;'7.$31'='c,500~.oo:;.._~~
• Coronado 25
price $4.995.
•Coronado ~
price $12,995. e Coronado :W
price $16,!l!Et.
Our base Boats Wanted 9050
:' ?!Ugr. moving, Fibgls wan KITTENS -healthy. box ca I i c. o w i I h . , ho ts. 1964 11' HYDRO SWift, deep
w.i ... ,....... trained, need good home, 536-8748 6/15 V frbgls hull, 160 HP. F.aton ! ~-.,,. piclure frames, Mother cat for older person, · · 1 .... ! stat\lary uh b'ayB, etc, Fin. w I JI have 8 pa}'ed . Bl.ACK A wh. kitlfn f111male. in erceptor •0 eng w/stern
lshed & Un.finished. Also 536-03ll. 6115 7 wks. Lively and <"tlte. drive, eng & stern d.ri11e
• boo••-N d d h recently rebZt. Bait &: bll,.
..-spl"a,)' u.,,, spray guns, ORPHAN Kitten, orange & e e 11 i 0 0 0 "" e · pum~. B\rrilni tOp, elec air
air-compressrirs, 642;§289, white female, 1 wks, had 644--04.lO 6',13 horn, all coast guard equip.
549-21168. shot!!. ·Free to qual!Jied 3 J\fo. old FRISKY PUP! Big Wheel cont'l trailer.
.. GRAND OPENING .home, 5t~IM6. 6112. CROSS -Malamute and Xlnt aid & fWtlng boat.
Our base
• NEW Coronado 27
On Display * WE TAKE TRADES · "V achts Royale, Inc.
2!112 We11t Coast Hwy.
N!!wj>ort Beach * 645-0810 ~ l\.feet "Miss Cost&. 1-tesa. of 4 Mos old % Shep./~ Lab. Germ.an Shepberd ma I e. $2400. Also a 13' O'Day
, 1970. Orange County pup, 2 kil1ens & mother 54()...6315 6/13. ''Snerk" b""3.ilboard. Foam
:. Academy of Modeling, 1922 cat _ oeed good homes. BRIGHT. Eyed, bouncy kit-tilled frhgls hull, alum. 19' SLOOP Rigged Sailer.
Pomona, C.M, Public in-&45-262() 6112. t ens, calico and n:wst & dacron salls. Car cabin sips 2, fresh water
vited. Saturday, June 13, t1 trj.....f d r I top carrier &: tie down system, head, shore pv.'r
;. 1-4 PM. Refreshments PEDIGREED Siamese Blue--ger-s ~· rea Y_ or ov-inc\.,. $160. 531-54.n or see system, flat top cover, 6hp
: 646-6896 point male cat, about 2 yrs. in& homes. 642-l~ 6115· at 11371 Hemlock St .. F.V. Mere. Must sell. Betit offer
• 12' Sears ;... ... top boat, S"· old. Needs good home. SHEPHERD Mix puppies, 4. , LO TllIS WEEK t 'a k e 5.
... ,,..-71 673-6028. 6/13 mo. old, 1 female, 2 malea. ' NESOME boat needs
J ohnson motor, complete Tr ·ned 642-9988 6/13 master", 1960 Tollycraft, '70646-6308;;...""~·=~~~~--e qulpment $215. 8" BEAUTIFUL Long haired al . ' . :19', xtra clean cabin 122' ENSI GN Sloop,
Craftman 9Bw table & spa.nc1 kil1ens. 8 "-"eeks o Id, AOORABLE Kittens, 8 wks cruiser, Twin 110 HP ~as tlberglass, main, jib, &
DESIRE From pvt pty 29'
cabin cruiser or larger,
below $6000, Ed 7"{6-Tll.2 aft
6
\\>'ANTED: Used 20-23' 1.0.
gla!'Js cabm. cruiser.
645-1982, 546-7474 aft 5 &
wknds.
Mobile Homes 9200
* Newport Harbor * A few remaining mobile home
spaces in one of Calif.'s fasL
est growing resort areas.
MOBILE HOMES
are on display, these homes
are fully equipped at prices
you won't want to pass up!
LIM~ CHOPPERS
& MOTORCYCLE
REPAIR
Sales .. Service
and Pa rts
217 Avocado, C.M.
646-7022
428 COBRA ENG. 14,000
mi's, xlnt rond. wl4 spd
trans. Will trade for 351
4 V O e11elaru.l eng "'•/aulo
trans. in xint cond. Call
Mike ,Mcl1roy, Dunton Ford,
S.A. 546-7070 673-2284 eves.
Wholesale t·o Public
COMPLETE ENGINES
SHORT BLOCKS
Motor Man 645--0204
~JAGUAR 4 2 parts Block,
THINK -c:a11~· pan. oil p u n1 p , distributor. 548-4927 HONDA VW Engine, Good Cond.
• 642-0443 • Ill
''FRIEDlAHDER'' Trailer, Travel --9425
117• SIAClf CHWT. •I
NEW·USED-SERV.
UVU'Ln.I 537-4011
1964 CHEVROLET
60 Strl•• 2 Ton
Truck with 16' AJ.uruinum ~
v11.n body w/d.iamoncl p~
floor. 39,62,t acluul mile~·
llllh 8.2540--1() ply rub6u.
Truck '! body ln excellent
t'OntllUon and (,'8niet our
.1.oi,;~~ • JO day siuarantee Oil
par .6 It: 11.ibor. fNTl063)
$1999
CON NEU
CHEVROLET
2828 Jtarbor Blvd.
Costa ,r,Jesa 546-1203
.GMC TRUCKS
Here now.
Immediate Delivery
Southern Orange County'sr
only Authorized Gr.1c Dealer·
UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
2850 Harbor Blvd. ,
Costa Mesa 540-!>640 1
---~~~-~~-' '64 FORD PU I
Long bed, V8, heavy dulyi
suspension. Good condilion·
lhruout. Take foreign car or
small down (G54571) Call
dlr Phil aft 10 am 510-3100
or '194-1029.
New '70 Datsun
1600 OHC, Pickup wilh camp.
er. Sale price $2099 dlr.l
( # 67798) \Viii finance pri:
vale party. call 546-4052 ori'
494-9773.
'56 FORD Pickup. Ne\v trans ·
& bal!ery. Runs gd. $'100.
340-153.l
--$!1(1. F.astern maple sgle bed t r ain e d. M u 1 t see. old, also Female Siamese. engines, new paint, ~n genoa. Outboard motor. Sail
w/bookcase ,hdbrd $25, Aft 962-8647 6/13. Call 846-l683 6113· hull, Looks real shar[l &: cockplt covers. $Z750. ~ 5pm, AU day Sun. 640-1931. 1 Male & female black kitten CALICO Spayed female 2 going down cha noel. May Also: --:--10', '68 Glasspe.r
'Ul63Yarnaha80,setforditt. and 1 mother cat yrs. old to good home. beseenatdockat16090 dinghy,$100.673-1887
EXAMPLE:
New 20x44 w/awnings, skiH. DRAFTED! Must sell '70 Stream Line "70 Recreat'n Vehicles 95151·
(!lc .. J9~80 ~R.1~te incl. tax Yarn 360 Enduro, 2 wks, Terry•Nomad•Oasis
& lie. Maiiy ready--tor-IM--0ng,-Tiu.10;-Sa~'1841t--'iOO -Explorer-Motor-Homes-1966 Chev Carryall
MEDlATE OCCUPANCY! easy mi's., 644-4875 10 am-Fourwinds•Weekender Slt00.~*~Fb75.300 ~ Good cond. $85. One pair 962-4894 6113. 836-4493 6/13 Mariner Dr;. H:B: Best of-COLUMBIA Defender 29'
s & s exhaust headers for HONEY C.Olored Co<:k-a..,poo, 3 Blaok part Siamese klttins, fer· or ~ll trade down. L.O.A. Race equip. Spin-
• 409, $50. One bomeUte chain pregnknt, l yr., Nibrk. 4 Manx kitten&, 6 wk&-Swks TI4./592--5(153 "knds only, naker gear, 4 sails, atomic !!:l aa.w. Inquire 201 Balboa &. 897-MSO 6/13. old. 836--4493 6/13, 213/244--2970. wOOt nites. :\ 4 eng, SS radio, slip in
• AJvarado, Apt. No.,.t.-SfAMF.SE Crt1S1 kitten bllc HORSE Fertilizer .. Pick up "BY OWNER" I Nwpt. Xlnt cond. 811-433t
:.• FOR A June lady or m a I e v ery cut t: , .:mu CypreS!$, Santa Ana Sell, lease or lease purchase. 1-="~!~====~·==~-~--
GREENLEAF PARK 1 pm. · TRATEL I An adult privat.; club Campers 9520 · 17'"~ Whittler A11e., '68 Hodaka dirt bike, fiber. TRAILER SALES ~--~----' Costa Mesa glass tank & seat, expansion '69 VW Sed. custom Camper,
Ph. 7l4/642-l350 chamber. $450 or best ofter. 13172 Harbor Blvd. G.G. perf. conp. AC/DC relrig,
Take Harbor Bl11d, to 551-7315-1% Blpcks No. of V.'llter, awdl. battery,
graduate, TiUany 14K gold 54&-4508 6113. Heights. 540--0925. 40 ft .-T .S. Wheele r . e SAILING CLUB e
wishbone pin with pearl $25. 2 Beautiful kittens 10 weeks CALICO Kitten from the old Su~lounger with flY-bridge 22 to 25 fOO( racer-cruisers
Custom 14K Hl?ayY gold old. 508 Poinsettia. Cd~f west. Good at rounding up S.~. D.F.. elet't. ref. Nu $7.50 per day. Newport
l91h st.,~then west 1966 250cc Yamaha $200 Garden Gro\'e Freeway Al\t/Fi\l. 18,000 mi's, FacL
to Whittier Ave. Honda Mini-trail $175 5374011 \\'a·M'. Eves: 5~738
shell & pearl charm $35. 673-2'202 6113 mice. FemaJe, 494-4214_6113 paint. 2-390 cu b " in-area. Sailing eicp not nee Soper bargains. 536..1346. terceptors &; recent major. SOUTH COAST SAUJNG
JOMICRA, lNC. 1966 Sutuk.i 120cc $175 AWO Travel trlr, slps 3, '69 llollday Camper 11'
ORANGE COUNTY 823 Town.St, C.M. 646-1257 xln'l cond, all xtra s. DcLuxe n1odel on 69 G~1C
Exclusille Dealer for '70 HARLEY Davidson 350c-c Reliable car \\'/EZ Jill Cu.s!on1 camper mod e l FINE Lined drapes. JS' x SWEET Female blk terrier LOVELY Kittens to good Xlnl$ Plw;, Make olfer. CLUB (7HI 547-9406
8• $38. ll' x 8, $3, 8, x mixed loves c. hi J d re n • hOmes. Ph. 544-9424, al-Weekdays 539-8978. Eves 12• FIBERGLASS K 1 T E
8° S28. rods avallable, slim 548-0813 6113 ternoon/eves. 6112· 893-34 __ 05"".~===---I w/lrlr & sails, Xlnt cond. LA PAZ Sprint. 1600 n1i's. Mint cond. h i I c h. Tot a I $12 2 5. I ruck, many xtras. 545-3869
$850 new. $675 or oiler. Trailertown, 327 W. Wilson, aft :J.
833-1521, leave no. C.M. Miss Preis. '65 Econo\ine, rebuilt engine,
line fixtures and tubes, 3• 3 Puppies, 2 female, 1 male ALL blk. manx female. 40' DIESEL 642-8232 afl 6 Fri/all day
&: 4' $1, 8' $12, best oiler bassett and cock-a-poo mix "Nice calm cat" to good SPORTFISHER Sat. Ask lt1r Dennis
Custom Built Coaches
SEE IT TODAY!
·68 ~onda CL450 12' Spitfire Tra11el Trailer, automalic, lop opens to
Xlnt cond. sips 4. $499. stand Ice box, stove $1650, ~-10 wks. old. 642-4986 6/13. home. 644--0410. 6n3 1968 Pacemaku, 2 staterms. Johnson. + Many Othe-r Set UJ>5
Guaranteed Spaces •caU all s 837-4498* &15-1960 962-1026.
LADIES diamond d i n ner
... ring, set with 1'4. karat
center diamond, 2 diamonds
-% karat on ea.ch side.
, " Brilliant cut Sacrifice! Rep-
. '\ ~.to Box P36D. Daily l>ilot • • CARPET left f.rom Comm'I. :~ contracts. $L98. $2.88.' shag ~ • $3.99 SI yd. Drakes Carpet
... 17206 Bea.c!h Blvd, H.B.
: 114Ul14
, TEAR Drop Camp Trailer
: : $450 Metal a"l'11ing 1 ::ii: 27
• $150 La:wn mower SS Dog's
• travel cage $5. Dinette set
': $10. 54&-M47.
; 1ANTl·--Q-. -Scbool--d-e-sk-18-.-.. -11
,o
'. ::
dubs bag &: cart.. QI, TV
conaole $25. call 545-6964
alt .,w,
ALL Goes, Fri/Sat, Life
raft, bait tank. sofa, tbls
answ. serv. aquar, misc.
; _ I C:.H~O:_I ~B,;;•Y:.c•..,ld;:'°'°'~· -'Cd=M'--
RCA Color TV Console, $UO.
Magnavox stereo c.'Onsole,
$50. Aqua r ium , $35.
' ·:
"
494-4948.
21" Admiral C.Olor T.V. with
new antenna and picture
tube. $200. Call 673-3316
after 6 pm.
7' Pool table $40 or ofr.
·Singer machine in cab. $20.
Hotwheels. 1954 Meyer Pl,
Apt A, C.M_
NEWPORT Bch Tennis Club
member. 1D hard els & 4
gra.s!. cts, pllt ding facil
& Pro shop_ 53l>-8207 a ft 6,
COMPLETE Regulation 4 x
8 pool table & alJ BC·
cessories. XJnt cond. $350.
64&-3629 after 6 P"°1
INT. Dec.orator dispru;ing ol
lOOO's of yds of· fine drapery
fabrics. Piles of carpet
samples of all makes.
646-8332.
m M model B electric
typewriter pica type, Use
carbon or cloth ribbon, $200.
W-165<>
KITTENS 2 aodrable BEAGLE mixture, spayed radar, au xtras. \VEST \Vight Potter. 14'
males, Friskie Teddie & Fat female, all shots, U mos. NEWPORT HARBOR SLIP Sailboat Hbergl~'8. 2 x 6'
Albert. 6 wk.s, 548-5884 6112 old. 642-3089 6/12 Pacific Yacht Sales bunk_s. trailer. 5 hp motor,
ADO. RABtE Long • haired 5 FLUFFY Cute Kittens, 6 fi73.157013446 Via Oporto, N.B. cusl11ons, etc. A!Sll Kayak.
kittens 6 wks 4 small wh. wits old need good home. NEW 34' Heavy duty long 546-4035.
1 blk. 833-1!190 6/13. 545-8.195. 6/12 f'IU'lge, mahog. p I an k e d CAL 20 No. 883. gla.si.iil keel
4 Small fluffy kittens, wean-FREE Playhouse. u Haul Diesel Troller $16,00) or & rudder, 6 hp enr .•
ed & box-trained, 64~1315 6115 Make Oiler. Owner on boat wlhead. Ready for race or
540-4806 6/12. PETS end LIVESTOCK Sun. 1660 Babcock SL, Costa cruise. Asking $3400. ciiJt
in Tustin Family & Adult
Park. Buy your coach fro1n
us and .sa11e on factory di-
rect prices. Over 100 mo-
dels to choose from .
UNITED
MOBILE HOME SALES
237 So. Tustin, Orange
633-2961 633-2974 536-1446
HODAKA 100cc deserl ready VIKING Travel tr a 11 er, 8' F'ull cah--011er camper,
-many extras. $325 .. Xlnt sleeps 4, sink, stove, icebox. fact. discon1inued model.
cond. * 644-5346* $350. Spic & Span. 548--0972. Con1plcte. $895. 869 \Ves~ 18th. St., Costa l'l-1esa. MUST Sell '69 Kawasaki, 350.
Good condition. Best offer.
646-6692 aft 5 Mike.
BSA 650 Mettisse. 52 11.p-.,
light weight, very clean.
$895. 545-4969 aft 6 pm.
16~ It. KOMFORT.
Like Nev"!~ Many Extras!!
$1195. 646-3458
12 F'T. Field & Stream
Trailer. Good condition.
$600. CaU : 6~2-0965
'69 DODGE Van. Custom in-
ter. Elcc. refrig .. new tires.
Tape deck. Bob 673-2098.
FREE Mixed terrier male I _M_,_,._. =====--846-1440. • •
puppies 6 · wks old. 847-4fil Pets, General U00 FISHERMEN 12' Sloop, I I berg I as 11 t rJ HARLEY Davidson 1961 74 STORAGE -Trailers -Boats
alter 5 6/13 30· Cabin Cl'uiser -sleep:o; wlrnahog deck & :oea.U., Chopped otfer/$U50. -Campers, etc .
THE MEADOWS
'68 Green Camper. pop-up
top. Pngine xlnt, body good,
5l.OOO mi. $3,000. 67:>-S&Sl.
Campers 9520 . 2 PEDIGREED pet•, 6 lo've ~·1 tank ~ d • / " · 13 (l.rvine) MALE Wire-haired terrier. sHve.r-beige poodle, 6 mo., ~alley.~. • .. .,.a .,. w car-..... p earners. 75. 673-3048 **:>48-3261.•*
To good home. A6K/•~ fem. l not spayed bluepoint. 19' Cabin Cruiser on trailer 146-4347. Reservations are OO\V being '69 Honda CL 160. M.inl cond. T==.l=~~U~'I~.==== I;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
registered MS-9379 ..., Siamese 18 mo. ma 1 e $800. 646-Q)TS SABOT, SteVe Wilson Racing taken in Orange County's 900 mi's, $425, Call 546-2376 ra1 er.s, h rty 9450
TWO )" Id .. t 11-• I t A t will Sabot. Oars & motor inc. 111le.st & mo~ -mplel• pa"k 5PM-10PM. the Fabulous ~ yr, o m1n1a ure a ..-:1-.:u, mov ng o p. 20' Chris Crafl--utility in-H d TLC t.t"" o•»• ••~A ""......... • 1.c:..:::.,::::..:c_~----poodles • l black, l white. acept .$50 min., good ·home board a .,...;,.,. o.>.>-.u.>'t, a\';J485J J effery Road <Sur-'69 1-IONDA SL 90, slriJlPC<\ UTILITY Trailer-all me1aJ ·~l-. , 6113 o~y......,........, . For skiing or fishing. 673-8249 _ _, _ _, b O G ) d I -· hi · r ._ ___ Good -~ s·~ .....,,. '""' ·~ o;:i...-.wuu 175 hp. Chris Cnft eng. l'OOuuq.a y range roves own w sualg pipe, i ~i058. ..vnu. '""'·
ADORABLE, Flu{fy, maJe _ -Ready to go! $lOOO. Ph. Cl!.L 20, 2¥.i yrs. Sparkles. in .Irvine. Foi" information, 546-4484. ~ 1 ~===-=====;:;;:===
fems.le kittens, 7 wks., box Cats ll20 S.A. 545-3359. • "Aux., head. trlr. Race gear. call 893-5730, 5.ll-85n or HONDA SL 350, lo mi's. Bcst'Trucks
•-·---' "A" "A13 6/ll $3500. 644-1249. ( 213) 331-81!!5. offer over $600. Call 546-2343 9500
..., ... i...:u ~ KITTENS: 3 Beaut.-Siamese SACRIFICE 20' cab In 482~22 ext. 709. I .,!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• aft 2. 1---------
WEIMARANER l year blue M/F $12. ea., 1 Burmese fishing boat. Twin 40 HP , ...... ,..,..,...,.,....,. BAY HARBOR I=~==-~-~~-gray. Shots. Free to good F $15. 540-8508 ;Johnson's. Boat & engs, gd vLJ.••ul"W:! JT, fully equip-'69 1-IONDA · 90 tra!I, ex-'70 tChePv/.b ll1 C.S.T., ale. ped, take OVt"r payments Mobile~ Home Sales ·, 1 au o, , p s, trlr h,!tch,
home. 897;..s.iso. 6/15 SIAMESE KITTENS coM. $1000 or bst olr -" ·1 bl ill . ALL NE~'70MODEL·S cep tiooa cond. Callo Id o 962--084 .... ip ava.1 a e, "-' consider ..,. 545-0541. ver ~prngs, 1'. .P. Sacri.
12l BLACK long ~aired n5. 545-7387 2 trade. 827-3372. NOW OM DISPLAY eq. Sun thru Thurs anytimt:".
female k.ittene 8 wki old, S' K ' $IS TRADE For your land eq, 26. Sloop •69 fully ....... uip. 20' Wides u &ow 88 s5995 '67 Yamaha 305 Big Bear Fri. before SPM, Sat. afl
842-8614. 6/15 iamese •ltens 35' Ohlson sail'g yawl, Sip• "' 12' Widea '" ... \'"•de• Excellent condition $3.iO SPM 6''-'"' After 4 PM, "'"1~5 5 hd 11 slps-4 hinged mast fol-Back "' .... • • .,....,....,,... FR EE t '-======~==~=;;.. ga ey full -• p 545-0879 aft 5. puppy , par 1• • · • Y ""· Bay $2695. Harbor moor. ark Spaco:. Available , '59 FORD ~li ton picl!.-up,
Shephetdthuskie, 4 mo. n-8l2S 714/985-1881 days, avail. 646-9000. 1425 Baker St.. Costa Mesa 67 Hodaka 90, gd oond,, set 6 cycle with 011er-drive ~Good,,,~t~o~m~P'~redi;;;~· 842-~~""'=::;,.'~/1~5l"""'--·--------I 714/982-4832. 14, SAILBOAT & !Tailer $375_ % block East ol lli.rbor Blvd. up for dirt, extras, asking $375. S.'l0-5377 '
3 MALE kittens, 2 calico, MUST Sell 17%' Uberglas:i; 642-(131 days, 548-3344 eves Costa Mesa (1l~) 540-9470 $275. 644-5475. 'j() GMC Pickup -Chrome
1 orange. Aft 5 p.m. German Short Hair inbrd, xlnt cond. Small Ask for Bruce. · 12 x 60' '68 Hod.aka 100' Me, G~at wheels, new pain1. 4 spd.
499-3860. 6115 Female, hOusebroken. }'or cabin, lrg cockpit. Best of· 1969 CHAMP cond 600 original miles l =-'o=~~--~'-'· sale or trade. AKC Tick f 673-S36l CAL 20. XTRAS. $2600 OR lON · · syncro rans. S350. 546-1775
TO Good ~mes o~ I Y; Hound. Pn:fer h u nting ~·-r~·~~--~---· 1 C?_FFER. Call e 11 en i ng 8 , 2 Br .. 1 Ba. ei,>ts, dl'J)I, stove, Best offer, 673-8800. '64 rord, 6 cyl, ·Jong bed.
Shepherd-Collie pupp1e!>, home. 5 J\to's old. 642-9126 18' '56 Century Rt'sorter 175 6i'.l-7699. re[rig., landscaped. * YAMAH.A 250 * $625. Call 646-1018. Eves 642-4~ 6/15 or Ma-8993. hp Gray Mariner-exc. cond. •HOBIE CAT• 10 Yr. Financing Needs \Vork. Make Offer! "6~13-~76-19~·~------'-,,===~-----hull ne«l.s work-make oUer. 812 ~'9 A ""' · .,.~ :•g1 fl SPM F EM A LE GERMAN''BEAUT!FUL M kl U d '.,..,.,, J.l .S, """'nn1s .,.,.,.....,., a ,68 F ~ 1,
•-~•• rm 0075 se T\vice 01u ,, Ion pickup. Sn1nll Sh.pl''~ m•·,-• o-·~ar ar ngs, ,.,..."""".o ......,....,., . 1"' H I 0 ·1
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• :m"'· '"' J6~112 mal.e Dobe1ma.n Pincher, 4 G ENE C 1 67H435, 673-3017 8x35 Angeles. awning, stll1'! .,..o 11r ey avu son can1pe.r. Lo"' mi 's. Pvt. .,..... RAL . ean-up. r n• -• · 4· -"el S600 ... · mos old. PahlV'('ed, shots, n1. ~w o:uum1num roof, :> 1nuu . . • OVi'tlt'f". O'tt>-2118
-·E Bad h d ri-• ~"b k Sa l?alnt-varnish & complell:' Power Crut'sers 9020 $1400. See Sp 56, 5002 w. 646-3137 • n guys 11.ve ese "" "'"' r n. cri!ice. i 7 5, f' ,...... 89'1 "!63 FORD, '69 Ranchero, R&.H.
7 kit' 4 ts .,,_ ..........i re 1n1:1u1ng, -.. · ·McFadden, S.A. ~917 <>r '67 Ho-•o •M, ens, ca . °" a 6""" 64fi..5396. -'"'' ""'~ s Spd., 351-VS, \l.'hite side
guy, adopt me. 646-82'16 6115 WOULD like 14' Aluminum boat -25 hp 21' CORRECT CRAFT CAB-@ -,1736. I $223 >I. \val!s. Xlnt cond. 830-&!17 10 adopt a motor and trailer, e:ietru JN CRUISER. Comple1ely HlLLCREST 10xj()', 1 br, 6-12-678.1 642-37061 ==========...:
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Motor Homes
Cob Overs
Choals Models
El Caminos
Rancheros
Trailft'S
"YOUR v acation
1s OUR business"
Calif.
Campers
143 5. Moi1, Oro"'•
Open Otily 8;00-5 :30
Sun . 11 ,JO-S;OO
Th~r. I Fri. 'Tit 9:00
5l8·009T or Sll·lf97
CloMd Me'"oriol Doy
2 Long haired tri-rolored kit-fen1ale 1ris.h Setter, would .. 9M ...,.... ~981 • p · I' --· ...,....... . ,_,own over aint and varnii;h furn. Adult Pk. no -ts. 8-.:--8~~ ·"· 1 I · !moo--.' Aut-tens, shols, weaned, tra.ined. you believe a pu p py?' ·d llJld .~ "''"""' m"-'·"epace 1n ,,.... ..,.
494-9840 aft 6. _ 6112 534-5745 e DOCK PAINTING e insi e out. ~fotor TIP S·llOO cash. 646-2556. to\\ The DAlLY PlLCYI'lijiii~iiii;;;;;;jjji;;ii~;;;;ii;iiiii~~-~~I
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' . . 5 Adorable Desperate calico POODLES Black, """l"'r., "~"'"" " eas. boa! and pie 6734t89 TH N ER SETS on a.<,s.lf1ed seeuon. Save
kittens -need home 6 wks. miniature, AKC w/po.pe.rs, Rates. * 675-8451, 4.7 PM, alter 8 pm. asure. Classilied.'s action power. monty, . time &. effort by
old 64~2179 6/15 p;fper trained. Must sell! GLASS PAR Scafair 171,ot' , For an ad to sell around shopping from your
Mere 85 -xtraS xlnt 6/12 28 _CHRIS Craft, 1963, twin 1.;''~•:clock.=:=;di;'";,;";2-<!G'is--;;;:=:==..:~==~""'~·~·~·====== \VHITE Eluily kittens 9 \Vks. ~830--06--15_______ & 6/15. 675-2591: J85. f'llCI he~~· aut? pilot, I
Trllil"lf'd & ·weaned. AKC Cha.mp stock, adorable ::_;;,,:;:_,.~_c;.""=~=~l "lec Vi'<'nc-h, rad,D1ut tank. Imported C 9600 J.....,_rt•d Autos -9600
536-3839 6n5 black miniature po o d I e * BOSTON WHALER bow rails, swim step, full -~~~;;;•;r;';;iiii;;;;;;";; ··;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;~
DARLING KITT-EN 6 wk!; pups, 6 wb $50 le: up, $410. 549-1375 cov's, complete reUnish, I
Special Factory
Purchase
.. PoOL Table. Brunswick,
1%'' &late, leather pockets
$500. 546-4484.
old 1,1 Siamese. 545-7978 6/15 ~"'-9-084 __ <_. ------OUTBOARD MOTOR 3 HP $7200. 673-7260 -
6 Free kittons, all <nlon CAIRN TERRIER pUppi.,, Joh.,,.n. ttbuilt, outstan-26' Fl SHERM ANS delight. GREAT YALUESI ******************
DISCOUNTS UP TO '· '• ... .. I•
P LAN'J'S: CHOICE Q!;SOrt· 54~12 6/13 male, AKC. $100 -or less ding cond. $100. 644-5346" Owner. Sleeps 4, closed SUPER VAWt
ment 40 at 70c-tO at 30c PART Siame5e female kitten 10 a good home that will 8' FIBERGLAS Dinghy like head, SS rad, Chrys V-8,
7 wks. MD-3787 6/15 take two. 494-9848. -new w/dolly & outbrd newly redone varnish '66 PlYMOUJI fUIY • "I,
291 E. 23nt St. CM. $ 00 -A""" 673--028.i -"-'-=-;c:"'~-=---IFLUFFY Female kiltt'n lO SILKY TERRIER PUPS motor. 1 . .,,~.,,,,., "''-ie=cc-=-~--N. B. Family Tenn is wks. G73-8963 6115 AKC Summer Special price, 25' Owens '59, good cond.
5900
memberabip, $295 + trans. fem. $185, mol• s 125. S.llbCNts 9010 ~tor last yr. SS 'f..---l-.. _......a:tl,m-356-'"flara'' ............... ~ _ ..... -, ,,..,-·PUf\\.r. ,o ,..,.,r.-..,Jd. puppy 644-4806. ~~-~-'-------II canvas, hearl, NEW 1969-MIDGETS •: NEW pool vacuum plus mixed cocker. 968-7901 6/lSISl~-LKY--r--------bait tank, &Jps 4. $3195. , • pool , e ... ,er pups, male Flipper in Good cond I~ varioul: equip'ml Ph: ClITE kittens. 6 'vks. $100 fem $1~175. Stud sa1l No. 268 646-0lJO.
1 646--4187 eves only. housebroken. 968-1345 6/15 avail. 646-7335 * 673-8626 * FIXER-UPPER. 1955 Cabin
, rou. size Stauller exercise s Angora kittens 5 wks. old . • Silky Terrier pip • * Snowbird No. 483. tra.llcr cruiser, glass oo wood. $500. " i: table, alLexlra!~Best_oftcr. 67>8299 603 AKC 8 k Red··--' L -·-r t"""' 2089 Harbor Blvd.. CM. :~ &ff.-$36 GRAY &: white 8 wk. old ' * ~77 * u...--.. "" .......... • ~1371 645-1982 or •541)..7474 alt 5 ·~ k11!en. 836-4493 6/13 G LOA 11 FG D d pm & "-"knds.
? ' Mftc. Wanted 1610 , MALE Doxie, 1 yr., bm. er~an Shepherd Pups· OB, Ur. ~tn.!.C:S' x'f'n ~ 24' JNBRD Cn1lser. sip!( 6; ,. 1-----------hsbrk., •hot•. 897"'~ 6/13. A.KC, 9 -...•le&. 962-7362 $17£IO..S48...0549 eve. SS. OF. RDF', gd cond. : ~ usED Electric ,cement mix-~ SJ4.j() trad · ',• a, J!f'l!ltt '·amall h\'0--(ype KITTENS -Fluffy black AKC Toy Poodle puppies, 1' ,SABOT like d i ngy , . or e equity tot
•• !'Mick model 3"' cu. fl white & gray 968-412-14 ' "'!1il~. 6 w~s. $25 each. fibefglass over pl~'OOCJ $50. 1l'g trocki 646-46l9. •
•: ••·-n i:n ••M" ;,-......., 54;)...4400 anytime. ••" "~* " .::-:;;::;· -::::;;..~:=::..:;-;..:=c__, I BLACK KJttens 10 wks. '"..-v.J"IV ,: TWO Bikes: Mtn's •nd 847-9524 6/13 I Jrlsh setter l> u PP I es, KM'E No. &Xklolly, ~toril • women'•-25•• 3 spffd or ' Champk>n stock. Webline sail, good cond. $ 7 2 5, , • • _.,_ brUe, Rtuona.blt, BLACK And whlte rats. and Varagon. 199-2527 495-4245 &M--0366
' ...-..'"'' 64i.6709 6/12, =--· ------•• 5'9-0674. , AKC Sllky--6duJ.1$ ol'll F ~1ALE German Shepherd CAL 20-747 . clean, extn&. ~~ REJ'RJG. Apt or bar siie, «' good homo .. 5.17..J9s 6r;_ puppy, ' :m,.:i0otd. $25. !!!JI ,.~:u· $2700 ot oiler.
, Jn toad ccmd.. b ut 1 "'~~~=~----~. 1734™ befMt FREE Augugtine gra.sa. You BEAGLE PUPS AKC, • 17' Venture libe.rglasa .&loop,
Spood-Skl ·&oats 9030
SKI boat-SK. Glass hull 110
h-p .• Mercury , n'ew
)Xl\\'ertw>ad, 11\e. wor~ h1\-
ma.c. Qukk t.alf', fi'i'S.4452.
Merine Equit»· 9035 • "· •• f
3 pm. dig, 543-4903 6/U female. 6 \\o'CCla
0
old. Gal-head. Gd wknder. Slip
'l_.4NT &ood Ultd sewfnc 2 COCK-a...poo q. for &am(' * 968-..1932 * avail, $1750, 64'-1548. Bendi,'( 12 voll. Non-hunt.
machine M e-1 s. homf....54$.-S.W. 6115 OLD En~i!h Sht'tp Dog J.9' ?;fcrcury sloop, Wood hull, Auto pilot $450. •' ,, ,,...
? :. .. •• .,
~ aft S::K> Pl\1' 2 Adorable 6 wk.. OU! kij:tt_ns~ lwale, J Yt. eET nQI for N.c'v masJ r i It 1·1 nz_: , ,,.=_,~:o6~13-6!1;_:;::l5c::J<.:.._ __ -ti
-Slie C.nopy Bed -Si"s:42iJ 6/13 bret'illr,g. $115. &.19-9236. 'T'rnill'!r. $400. 67S-157~. I PAIR ol 1\1 01rls cngin<-11,
JOOC!' cond. -283 CHEVt •reine Call SH EL 171E P UPS SffiOCK 5'bol--Oood oond. 212 10 1 Rrduclion, get cond.
-Call S«M?25 64' 5* ' 6/15 AJ\C::Regis. ~tn-0.tl!'t new sa\13 $28$ 548--l!MJJ Call ~o e\ll'!t, l '
'61 DATSU• 4-DI. $1195 510 mocl•I. 41peed, radio 'flMii.r, but•·
•I lfOll, l'flOI !\Itel !\'f'r61 IJ
'61 COITlll WAGON
Avto, fr'lln1~ tellllo & hi!>Ohlr, wflll.....oll
lireo, vinyf"lnt.,ioo, b...c:ll•I '""• '"°'·
hru, (YOC1101
'61 VW COllYUTllU
$1295
lodP! 1. h1ot1t, .,~I .. , to oppreciot1.
(I-tO!'odltioft, Mu"'11 (GEXl211
'l
52023 + TAX l llC.
'\NCLUDES lADIO I Will WHIEL$, UC.
NEW 1969 MGC--GTS
53255 + TAX l UC.
INCLUDIS AM /PM UDIO, WUif WHllLS. ITC.
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J?r tup ort
3l111 ports
3100 W. Co.,t H wy., N.E.
642-9405 540-1764
-~-A,uthorjzed MG Deiler
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Frld.Y. Ju11t 12, 1970 'DAILY PILOT ·j ' TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
9600 lmportMI Cars
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPO~TATION TRANSPORTATION· TRANSPORTATION
9600 :;;.=~:;..:~;:!;;'-.:.9600::!, Imported Autos 9600 I~" ~.,tot"-_ .9600 .;;;;;;d Autos 9600 J •mportM Auto1 ~
TRANSPORTATION !
Imparted Autot 9600 i
'67 Sundlol Deluxe
VW Camper
Mahop.ny interloi•. All the
&oodiel. MUil tee to &11pttC-
late, (\JQll69t)
IMW ·-FERRARI EDES BENZ MGI -SUBARU TRIUMPH VOldCSWAGEH --·------1-......;'--------'' . .-1.-. -
VOLKSWAGEN , I
-'63 vw BUS f PAS~ I AUTHORIZED
. SALES, SERVICE
$Z699
H·arbour V.W.
lS'Tll BEACH BL., M2-t435
HUNTINGTON Bl:ACll .
170 VW Camper 6000 mi.
AM/FM, radio, electric re-T & M MOTORS
fr~tor, PireW t i re&, (Open Sunda.y1J chrOme Porsche. wheels. Cost 8081 Garden Grove Blvd.
0 f k % Blk. E. of Beach Blvd. , $4380. ).fake r er! Ta e 534_2284 892-sMl
sman down \Vil! finance """"'=,-.,==c'=~O::.: private pa.rfy. Aft 10 am, ~MW 7000 AUT0:\1ATIC late
Phil call 540--3100 or 4.M-1029 67, f.t ust sell, !\lake otrer, 28>AsJ dlr. .:....~· TI<l/6#-T:i2l
RENTAL
New '70 Plckl.lini
\v/catnper, sleeps 6.
e $97 .50 Wttkly
DATSUN
'67 DATSUN SSS
FERRARI
Newport lmpott1 Ud. CJr.
IJlie CowU;y' • ~ autbor-
lied dealer.
SALES-SERVICE-PARTS
3100 W. Cout Hwy.
Newport Beach _
642·9405 540.1764
Authorized Ferrari Dealer
FIAT
""""""""
•
THINK ·
"FIAT"
SU
"FRIEDLANDER"
1l750 IUCH CHwy. J9)
· NtW·USED.511¥.
Or 1t1<Jt' Col1nty'\
L,,,q•;~I ~t·lect.on
"""" & U'l'd
Me· <<'dt·~ B\ nz
J im Sle mons Imps
W:.1ncr & M.un SI.
S,1nt.1 Ana 546·4114
Vacation Sjaeclal
'66 MGB Rudster.
4 ap!.'00. lmmaeulate condl·
tlon In l oul BritWi teal
Wuc with black leather in.
lerior. (SVXS-1.1) \Vlll take
amal.I down ~ tl'ade. \YIU
finance private JXU'ly, Call
dlr Phil aft 10 am 540-3100 or LEAVING COUNTRY 494·10'9.
?i1ust sell '58, Atercedes 1901\ ==~======
""''"" """' gd, new ...... OPEL gener, A m.es in '69, $.150 •• 1 ___ _;_;=:_; __
&48-4192 di.ya, 642-1!2:2 eves. '68 Opel Kadett delux sta wgn
164 190 Sedan, lmmac. cond. 102 eng, Still in WIUTllnty.
?iteliculou.sly ma.int. Sl650, E:.cept. clean. 644-4156.
Call 644-(1963, 1-==· ======°"==
MB 2"1 SL, whl 2 blk top•. PORSCHE
p/s, p/b, am·fm, 5 llpd, ---·---f'orced to sell. 642-'1575 1960 P0RSCHE Cabroliet
'60 1-IERCEDES Benz 100 w/hrdtp. New fl ng In e,
SL. 2 tops, am/fm. lf.lnt trans, paint. uphol. crpts.
cond. $1950. ~94-1390 $.2000. · M u st see! 2089 "==""==:;:===== \ llarbor Blvd., C'\!. 645--1982,
* '70 SUBARU
Here NO)o\' •
Immediate "Delivery e 90 MPH Capability
• ,35 P.tllcs Per Gallon
• BeautlfUl S+yllng
Test Drive ~ At
Ku1tom Moton
845 Baker, C. M. 540-5915
TOYOTA
IT!OJYIOIT@
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
1970 DEMO
$1697
• 1927
DEAN LEWIS
'67 GT6 '65 YW BUG ·
Afl>llnf radio, wire wheels. Great tnitwportadon buy. Priced to !It'll. CVHB4C) IUt, 4-Spl'f'<I , (JIZK82Sl ~·'!'~!!· =·"' ~ $799 $1288 ' .::--,,;-~:-.::-nu-",,-, .. -' Harbpur ·V .W. Harbour V .W~
cellenl condition. Best oiler 19'111 BEACH BL., 842-4435 197U BEACH BL., 842..+t~J
C&ll after 5, ~S-7969 HUNTLNGTON BEACH l·IUNTINGTON REACH. ~
VOLKSWAGEN Sport Cars . 9610Sport Cors 9610 1
'66 YW BUG
RH, 4-Specd. Rbns Good.
lTnX539J
$1299
Harbour V.W.
18711 BEACH BL., 842-44;15
HUNTINGTON E:EJ\CH
IF YOU HAVE A SINCERE DESIRE
I fo't A
. TOP NOTCH ·u~ llfORT
We're Seliing Ouf 41
THIS WEEK-END! • +.5c Per Mile
Make Reservations Early
Sco.lt's, 914 N. llarbor, S.A.
A u I o 1n a t I c transmission,
white wall tin?s 17,997 &Cl·
ual miles. 1 ov..fier. CVWJ.
JD71
l'VU'VV'I
'67 FIAT 850
Coupe. 4 speed, radio, heat-MG 54()..7474 alt 5 pm. & wlmds.
'63 ·VW Bug S600
Or Bst Ofter. Great
1966 Harhdi', C.H. 64&9303 Grad. gift. St2-~. NO SINSllLI!, IUSONA.ILE
OFNI WILL II! llFUSEI>\.
MIYTHING Will GO! Camper Rentals ·----9522 Sharp' See I • --------''--1'58 PORSCHE Cab r i o I e t $995 er. . o •pprec.
ate, (VDL114) -~·/hrdtop, xlnt. running. ·ssR.:~~:m~~~;r;:~~y ·Harbour V .W. $795 • • THINK ~~~s~.ter~[·3,nr;9_~:j
'70 TOYOTA'S '68 Llghl bloe .,,.. r/h black
In stdck. Iromcdlate dellveJ')'. intutor. original owner.
$1495. 962-1622
* ~'m * Harbour V W "MG" 71"~""' . ==='""'-"""""''""'-I 187ll BEACH BL 842-4-135 I I MEYERS Manx 1500. l\!any HUNTINGTON BEACH '61 Super 00. Comp. reblt. extras! Reasonable! Ca ll 19711 SEACH BL., 8424435 SU tnru:., eng:., brakes; new
•"" n.,.,,. llUNTINGTON BEACH t•-M t ll $21 50 ~, "FRIEDLANDER'' ""'· "' "' .
Dune e~~.-1•_• __ 9_5_25
DUNE Buggy Bodies $75.
B..cket Seats $7. 2 Weeks
Only, Call (213) 921-5555.
evw Chusis Shortening•
Free pick up & deliV()ry •642--0443•
'69 Dune Buggy, custom,
rebuilt eng., ;1850 or best
oUer. 64474779.
MEYERS To11.oed Bu ggy
eompl-cbrome;--11200. 571-
Plummer St, C.M.
AUmN AMERICA
AUSTIN AMERICA
Sales, Service, P arts
lmmedlate Dcllvery
All Modelll
J1rluµort
311nporrs
3100 W. Out Hwy., N.B.
** * * * * ***** 644-2544 d•r•. eve• 645-0063, wm DATSUN mTD NEW ?iUDGET 645-0619. r.a .. ~fl $1995 '69 TARGA 911 T, Excel "~ader in The L.ea~h Cities" .... ~j NEW ?i-lGC Cond., Extras $6500; must
ZIMMERMAN 131$ sell, wifo ,...,,.,,,, M1y
t t ltd """';der larger cu ;,, in.de. 2845 HARBOR BLVD. au o 11por 11u• aucH ''""· .., ~100 NEW0 USED·SUY. 540-6410 9625 Garden Grovt' Bh'd, --~ PORSCHE '&I C, Af.1/FM,
DOT DATSUN "7-m7 "'~""' ~ ,. 00"''1 "'"· chrm whl•,
OPEN DAILY *********** MG rec'g clutch, great per!. AND SHARP Salea,· Servic.:, Parta $2800. Priv pty ~.
SUNDAYS 'fill 850 Fstbk, lo-ml, xtras. Immediate Delivery. '63 Porsche Super 90, XJnt,
18335 Beach Blvd. bclo bk., $1550, 548. 7141, All Models new Plrellis, 4 tr a ck ,
lrW'itlngtfili Beach ·MAGS;---Radiahi:-------9\eree:-..!67-
842-1781 or ~0-0442 Flat 850 Cp. SlOOO. 644-1396
'69 DATSUN ",....,.,,,
Big Sedan. overhead cam, 4
spet'd, A.t\l/FM radio. Take
snl8ll down, \\ill finance pri.
vale party (0426-I) Call Phil
dl.r 541).3100 or 494-1029.
JAGUAR
JAGUAR
HEADQUARTERS
rcd/blk Int. 642-8086.
'59 Pors_che Sunroof
$1300. 642.-9899
'&1 PORSCHE .. C''
MOO W. Coe.st Hwy, N.B.. Immacuh1.te! It's tht' One!
642-9400 $40-1764 494-7819 before 3PM ="A"'µthoNed"'°'c:,;;;_cM::.G:,,.;:De,.c.:'1er-"'=~:·~66,...CPO=RSCH~~EO:,.:.l.:.o "m"1"•,'-. ~XI~,,
'60 1'1GA Coupe Rds tr, Ex. cond.
mech. cond. Nu tires. M'ust *64&-5734*
BILL MAXEY
lrlOJv!§lrlAJ
11111 BEACH BL VO.
Hunt. Buch 1474555
I ml N. ot O>ut Hwy, on Bdl
TRIUMPH
'66 Datsun W9n.
(SAA130J Will take trade or
finance private party. Call
54&4052 or 4M-9m.
The only authorized JAGUAR
dealer in the entire l:Iarbor
Area.
St>ll. Arter 7 weekdays, any.
time 111*!kcnd. 536-4938 SUNBEAM 1968 Triumph GT 6-am/tm new tires, good colld. $2400.
?i1GB-GT '67, 1 owner, red, 1---------ti73-6436 Complet1.:
SALES
ENGLISH FORD
.,..•ire whls, radials. Bstotter. 1966 SUNBEAM Alpine like With just a call, you can 56--01~7. new $100 above ~·bol~sale. sell tt all! Place a Dally
~1GA '60 Red, xlnt cond. 842-5913 Pilot Classified Ad. Call
r.e-sw;; 54(}.1™ i -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Authorim.:I MG Dealer I•
SERVICE
PARTS
BAUER
BUICK
Orig. Owner. l-P-llm--W-ANT--AD-!_f_642-0618__ direct ~5678 TODAY!
•846-STIO* ========;;;;~=:;:;;::_:c.;::,::==;;""'~""""°"'
9900 I Used 'fora
AUSTIN HEALEY
ALL NEW ENGLISH
FORDS NO\V IN STOCK
DRASTICALLY
lN
COSTA MESA
1969 MGC GT, wht/blk Hhr Used Cars
int., Jo mile. Forced to sell
REDUCED
'5.5 HEALEY, rt bit eni::-, TO CLEAR
234 E. 17th Street
548-776.5
-Make offer. 642-7575
MGB
tra l t h good _, LARGE SELEC110N llfi, cu c • COuu, TO CHOOSE FROM •6() JAGUAR 3.8, 4 spd
$550 firm. Theodore Sedan. Needs some work. MGB-GT '69, 4-spd. wire
•&47-4401• ANY OFFER. Call 675-7532. whls, A?i1/FM, etc. Perfect,
'61 AUSTIN HeoJey. good ROBINS FORD 196! JAG XKE 2+2 Jle;ge priced Jo ..U, $2850. Orl&
cond, white, new u.ns & 2000 Harbor Bl\•d. . 6000 ll pr pty, Dan McGhee, . 4~ •997 air, power , m es. ,, • ., ...,...., """ ,...,,.... a"t ""L over-Orive. ""'""' eves. Costa ~fcsa 642-0010 $6200. 548-8698 ~-'.::::::~o:;"::•r~~;::..:;:::,::-:::,:;~c;;,
LEAVING For Hawaii -'62'! WHATEVER you nf:ed , '69 MGB Roadster, 12,CO>
Sprite Reister, British Rae. TIIE QUICKER YOU CAIL. you'll find, if you read _ mi's, Xlnt cond.
green. Best oiler. 536-9400. THE QUICKER YOU SELL Daily PJ!ot Classified Ads w&fZ..6617 aft Spm*
Truck• 9500 I Trucks 9500 lmf!rlod Cars 9600 I Imported Autos
MRYBODY NEEDS A
'61 FORD 8 FT. '64 FORD VAN
fl•ehide Pi'k Up R•built Enqine $799-RLL PllCI
.. •4JJSOJ $1099 A STE-' •Z¥E914
'67 CHEVY 8 FT. FORD STEP VAN
fl•eh ide Pick Up V-t , Automtfic $1499 FULL PRICI #Y450Z6 $1499 FULL PRICE
#27211
'69 CHEVY I FT. '67 JEEP CJ5
Fle•·h ide Pick Up V-6 So~ Top $2100 FULL PllCE $2200 DON~ WAIT #11116C • •n1149
'67 CHEVY :y, '69 JEEPSTER STAKE. ltR GATE
PERFECT fOR I 2,000 Acbl•l Milet
LIG HT DELIVERY I Hord Top $AVE Almest New
'67 DODGE :y, '63 4-WHEEL DR. VAN
P•rf•c;t Concl. While SU BURBAN, V-6,
$1699 POWER WINCH-AIR
#940f66 CONCOURSE CONO,
'63 VOLKSWAGEN '64 CHEVY :y,
CAMPER BUS If Ft. Bed, Blue
Very Cle•n, Gr.•n ,_$m...__...., .. ,._ -$12"-,•o•ut1-
70 AMBASSADOR '64 FORD PICKUP
Air, lo1ditd SST Plut Sleeper·
5,000 A(tu•I MilM C•mp•t -Blue
$3499 #16J701 $1099 #4JJ,71 •
' 6-PACK New International •
CAB-OVER CAMPER Tr1velall-lNded s:11•. Sto ..... If(, 5900 OFF LIST $795 .FULL
NICI #4JJfll
KUSTOM . MOTORS
AUTHORIZED llL INTERNATIONAL
TitUCK DIALER
845 BAKER ST.;-COSTA MESA
'
54G-591 ....
14th Anniversary •••
••
SALE
'65 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE
Rodstr. Radio, h<'atl'r, 4 speed.
J ust Like new. <'iPU-310)
'64 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000
Rodstr. Radio, ht'atcz·. 4 speed,
wire wheels. #3418
'69 FIAT 124 SPYOER
51095
$1195
Rodslr. Radio, heatt'r, 5 speed,
like nev•, inside&: out, (YXU·576)
52795
·-51295
5995
'64 MGB
ltodstr. Radio, heatrr, 4 speed,
nice&: clean. fBFE·790J
'65 YW
Had!o. heatPr, 4 !l'JX'Cd, new
paint, real sharp. !NPE-534'1
'66 VOLYO 1'22
Sf'dan. Radio, heft I Pr, 4 speed,
showa r$1.good care. (W!A.()36) $1295
Cpc. Rad;o, heater, 5 •peed. s4395 Air conditioning, ~al gharp.
•9974
'61 PORSCHE 912
2 Dr. Radio, heatt'r, 4 speed. '6' 'OPEL RALLYE '1895
Onl~...,.-m;J,.,.bike·-r•1881 -• --
'68 TOYOTA CORONA
Scdan1 Radio, heater, automatic,
bucket seal<t. (WFA·983 )
'61 TOYOTA SEDAN
~tltvhcatcr, r.tlck.
51595
~1095
'2095
5995
'l)ean .Lewis...
'67· MGB GT
Coope. Rt1dio, ht'fllrr, 4 spttd,
wb°e wheels. CUUX-8&1)
' ,'61 FORD FAIRLANE
Cpc. Ra.dlo, beater, aulomatlc. CVCL-781)
Oran99 eo'"'ty
Toyota· Volvo Headquarters
-6.46~9303 .
1966 HA80R BLVD.
, COSTA MESA
We've put e bold, low1f--then-you'd-expect.
to-p1y price on th.1e beautiful· cars. They
won't be en our lot long! Come in today end
tr1d1 up for th1t bitter vacation-ready car
et Carver'i. •
1969 PONTIAC GTO
2 Donr hardtop. Beautiful verdoro green. Only
12.000 original miles on thla t-xceptlonal car
f!ilulppl'd ~·Ith the popular 4 speed transmission,
power i.tttrlng, power dl!lc brakes, radio, heater.
<784AFX) The performance cnthU1i8'.sts specla1
at onJy
$2995
1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM S
2 Door hardtop. Only 14,000 orla:lnal mileii on
thia cxpresso t'xterlor wi th contrasting saddle
Interior automobile. Equipped with turbo hy·
d ramatic. power stei!rlni;c, radio, heat€'r. A real
bargain at only (YWR449J
$2877
SUMMER CONVERTIBLE SPECIALS
•
CHIVROLlt IMP'ALA $1 &1 ...... red w/cerilf'Hllnt ~l•ck inltt'. • vs.-•&";-11.-inlla-IXVWffll-"-.-· ·-
'68
'88
CADILLAC
CM•I, DIYlltt. Lit~! I'-· f,10I ... n.. on 1111• Rtl11 Royce lrH .. ln.
IYtry tene:tlv1.i1 1atrt. (lCY4'21
P'IRlllRO
CMvttt. 1,.11111"' ref. HtN ft
IM ..-.i W/tK..,.., llt, SM..,.,
"""""'ytrtllltllc. P'.S .. R&H, ClLHlnl
1967 BONNEVILLE WAGON
This exceptiona Nar ls ('Quipped with factory air
eondlllonln1:t ... and J)O\ver wlndcrn'S. Vacation
ready, (TQT9791 ··
$2677
, 1967 JEEP WAGONEER'
327 V8, 4 wheel drlvt! JockJng hubs, all•orlg:lnal
aqua e~terlor. Eltceptlonal car. Sp0rlsman'1· dt--
1l&ht-family pracUca.Ut,y. (TNR636J ··---$2B77--
• ii;ROY C ARVER
~-ROLLS -ROYCE
-l925 U:\RBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA MES A
,54~-~· ..
• HIA.LIYS
9 TRIUMPHS
9 M.G.A.''
e M.G.l .'1
•
• JAGUARS • • !PllTlS
MIDGins
e Tl-6'1
FRIJ'Z WARREN'S
SPORT CAR CENTER
710 E. 1st SANTA ANA 547--0764
ON,LY AT
'68
'68
'69
'69
'69
'68
'68
'67
'66
'66
'65
'65
CONNELL CHEVROLET
1QQ°/o GUARANTEE
PARTS & LABOR
FOR 30 DAYS l
•
"Tires 1nd battery too" •t no cost ID you!
On "OK" used c1rs.
MUSTANG vs•
VI, I -r Doclor'1 <••· Suri It "'"" t.000 m;i.s. lluull-ful ll(lld W/ylnyl taol, C011tol1, I Yl<I .. Rl.H , P.s .. "°"
won't «lrnpillrt "''' Dt(llUH thllt 15 only -· OK uud u r. F-11cl, gunr1nlte 1111. (Xf:W457)
MUSTANG va•
R&H, •uto., ,.S., Itel. •Ir. I Ulllltul cir &. 11'1 Mo
d!Wlll 11 11115 prlc•, (UJDlM!. OIC Lllld ur.
$2299
$1699
T·llRD* $999 CPt. Custom. Air, Rl.H, •lllo .. P'.S. SlrOf'CI e•, d.-p
111 co1Dr1 45,000 mll9!1. Surt hi t to tit'<• w!ftntr. QI( us-.:! s•t
PLYMOUTH• • $169_9 Spart $11111111 2 Or. CPI. llt.H, •u!o,, P.S. Nke ur. ,,
01( 11~ed or,
MALIBU*
Co\lllS.'Aufo., RliH, ,,I,, ....,.frlff!O·r11C1 ..... .,..nty.· Go'l'tovt gold <tr W/DIKk vlnyl roof. IVVHJlJ) OK utld car
IMPALA*
CutlOm CPI R~H. P.$,, tulo .. !..:;!Ort fir, vl"YI raof,
llke brltfld ntlW, Weffond $OKI~•. IX1Ult7l 01( utld cir
NOVA*
2 Or. Stiowroom l•l'h w(91Clerlor decor. V8, ll&H, P'.5.,
•ulo, Won't le•t. R11T111ln!119 Itel. warren1y, (ZCB'ltJJ OK U.,ld (~r
CHEVROLET*
1111 Air tPI. R•1or Jnft rp, Aulo., ll&H, !&el, air. N~ c•r conctltlof! Ind utrlH our 100~ w•rr1nty, IVllllMO! OK used Cl'r
MALllU*
IMPALA'
SPOl'I Clll,lf>ll. RIOio, liut1r, lulo,,,.11~, power 1t1erl1111, l~d~ry ,.f,, tTUZ1«1) OK 111td <ftr
IMPALA*
2 Dr, SS Cpe. 4 ll)IHd, R .. H. Onl of ttiose ti~ you won't betlltt. Who bnkln Conntill Cllt.....0111 would gl....,
you •» day-100% g111r•n!H On llllt u r, (VTP127J
OK u~ed Cl'r
IMPALA*
2 Dr. Sp!.~ Loc:1I d•ltr IOkt new, 19.000 mlltt. Fftctory frnll, Rl.H, 1uto., P.S. Got lo IMI "'' nlCt'll
one in Or1nge Counly, 4Ul.AKS) !>lirl U c1rr!n °"'
IOO'lio t''''"'"· OK Utld car
IMPALA*
·2 Or. H,T, VI, R&.H, •uto .. P.S., filtlOf'l'fli. Siir1 b
clean, rkll!I mlle1101, right coklr. gic usl'd Cir
IMPALA*
4 ur, "· •. "" RIH/ •ulo., P .$., IKIO!"j' 1Jr. Onl of our <lt~nnt Cl'•>, P'IX$65} 01( usl'd c~r
.. $2599-
$2899
$21199
$1999
$2399
$1799
$1499
$1349-
$1299
. Transportation WAGONS '82 VOLKSWAGIN (tYrnll • $688 '83 l'ALCOH s-4 Dr. fVCl(lUI 1J;JD' 1 _,:,63~~cHEV1iOLET""'"--$
tonlar t Dr.
ll'JV410) '83 CHEVY II $698 Cpt. iOJH"') '64 CHEVROLET ~E.IM'.ti t Dt. A\ltl, CilKNl'V
185 'YI'"" $888' MUSTMtO
c111. A~i..
IHMSJ11) '85 'MISStANO -c,.. l ll'lffl
(HRIU41 '
WITH
100°/o 30 DAY
Y(ARRANTY ..,.
-•13 C-APRIC'E 6-PASS,.--
Ra.H, 1uto., P.S., t1ci. il!T, (YPC7tll
'68 MALIBU 6 PASS.
R&H. 1ulo,. P.S,, ftct, •1r. IWXZOl1J
'66 IMPALA 6 PASS.
11a.1-1. evtv,, P.S., t«I. •II".
'68 FORD FUTURA
w~. ll&H. •lllO., P.S., CIMn, Clelft ll'illlll
'61 COUNTRY SEDAN
t P'.u, F1KI. 1lf, P'.S,. ltt.H. 1u10, (VOO:lfo4t
•MtANS 100"' GUAlANTll -n.. .,. 71 1'65·'66-'67·''1 & '69) •te1111llll•
" • ., 1st ... , ..... ""'* 100'9 c:.-.11 o ... "'"·
CONNELL .
CHEVROL·ET
2828 Harbor Blv-d., Costa Mesa
~1209
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DAILY PILOT FrldaJ, JurM 12t 1970 -ANSPORVTION
'oKANSPOliTATION TRANSPORf ATION 'TRANSPORTATION /TRANSPORTATION . TRANSPORT·ATION ' !.RAl!ISPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION 1~-
1 -
I rt-• A I ~ I---......, A-Im__._,• A-P600 •··~ L•••'•"I 9110 Auto Luslnt 9110 .Cus 9IOO N.,. Cers 9100 Now (41'.f 9IOO -Cer1 • .,!,"!:.,_"," _ ~'::':' '-'-=;;.;;:·-c:.-;-"";;,:..:-'~'I"':.-'='::;::'-~~~,,::.:::: -··
---voucsWAGEN voLKSWAG9'.1 VOLKSWAGEN Why. LEASE your
JOHNSON .& SOJ R~u~~ .. _v!.~~'~· v~0a~:Rs ·~ car for 24 months T~~E~~5?~~:~!~~~~!s Harb~~; v.w. ~~~7~·' FLO~:o;~W"R until ou've tried it
\
COUGAR TOP CAT FOR '70 YCLONE '70 " HUNTINGTON BEACH for 6 MONTH TliE CAR THAT FITS ALL POCKET BOOKS WHERE WILJ? MEETS ELEGANT
c.,clo111 GT, •29-4V Select Shif+, W /5/W, Tr1ctio11 Loe •
p;fferenti1I, Pow1r Diic 'l r.tke1, Power St .. rin9, Air, AMI )
FM Stereo, Duel Retr Seer Spee•ers, Tinl1d Gl1u. OHi·
6N514J24 ..
X~7 ]51,...V, Select Shift, W/S/W, Power Windows, S11n
Roof w/l ltck Vinyl Top, Spoth Co111ole, Power Fro11t Oi1c
lr1ke1. Tilt Steeri119 W~eel, ~Air AM/FM fledlo, Tinted
-Gl111, Del1111e lelh. Of9JMS20l!i9
MUST Sell 1969 V\V bui::, ex-
cellenl 1..'00dition.
$1450
'64 V\V, ne"· red pa.int job,
pinstriped. good cood. mo.
1029 CtUf Or. Laguna
"~ ~-~ ·-· auto. •port ltll .. o 9625 Garden Grove Blvd.
' ~ 537-77TI 89:1-'1568
M1 ke1 sens• doe1n't it? It's our low ''get•
1cqu•inted"
0
offer. Now yo~ cen enjoy the
luxury of drivinl) ,1 fully eq_u1pp•d, new 1969
Ford of your c:ho1c.,_for 11.1c months--:at o~r
low "11et-e cqu1inted" r•t•. You mike 1u1t SI!"
low monthly 1.•yments-th •n return t h• . cir
cleen and un amaged withclit furth•r obl191·
tion. Offerlood for limited time only.
DISCOUNT $764.90
PaOM WINDOW STICKll PltlCI!
DISCOUNT $879.20
flt.OM WINDOW STICKllt PRICI!
'67 VW 1835cc
f\·fany l'Xlras. 54S.8436
e 'liti VW BUG e
Excellent condition! I
"Steve" S:i>-2572
,,~~ Radl:~~a!Y! ,!oo~ white
wall tires. Like new. 1 own.
er. ,(ZBS32'l) 549-3031 Ext, 66 01' 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD,
COSTA~ $1799 •
NEW MONTEGO
•A•NO Nl!W ltll
MiAlt9UIS STAllON WAGONS DELUXE Bus '67, good
cond. Sia!.
LARGE Harbour V.W.
C LL Ml. MALllOM IEID ·
FOi FULL DnAILS NOW!
FORD· AUTHO.IZED LU.SING SYSTIM
J -..J
Delu1e wheel covers, white will t ire1, power lieeri11g,
pO"Wer di1c b•eke1, Y-1 . •O~ll56J,S4
' DISCOUNT $864.04
PIOM WINDOW STICKll ••1cr
Phone 962-7898
'66 YW BUG
+speed. Sky Biiie \v/Blk
Vinyl Int. II·P6096i
$1088
Harbour V.W:
SELECTION J87U BEAOi BL., 842-<435
of VW HUNTINGTON BEACH
CAMPERS ." '64 VW B"", Willow ,.....,,
THEODORE ROBINS
FORD H b V W Radio, gd. t!fes. Xlnt con. a r 0 u r • • dition 1700.49"-2006
AUTHORIZED '70 VW BtJi. Oeao. Factory 2060 H~~~~~ ~OE~~EVAltD 642•0010
SAJ..ES.._6' SERVICE warranty. AM-FJ\.1 &. -====;:,;;:::;;;;:;,,~=.ii======:!
187ll BEACH BL. 842..f.us Sunroot"1l900. 673!79l9 -Imported AutOI 9600 Autos Wented 9700
'65 COMET '875 '67 OLOS
(1/111$1 Su¢1rMie '-· l.Dlded. (VOF OllJ) '1675 2 ODDr. lVTP 05SJ. ,975 19711 BEACl! BL., 842-4435
llUJ\'TINGTON BEAC11
JiUNTINGTON BEACH · '68 VW, Sunroof, radio, dark --,w="'A"'NTE==D,_---1 blue, wh.ite inter. Ex. cond. 67f>-1.Q53. -VOLVO WE PAY CASH
C.11•119 Coupe. A11lo. 1rlfl5., ''"'°"' et<. !HOW 12'1
'65 MUSTANG
Coupe. Sib. 2lt 1n1.
IHHI!: Xl), '117S
'67 MERCURY
C~lone GT 2 Dr. H.,T. ...... '1675
'66 CHARGER $12· 7 '5
Auto. lrlM., IKtory llt <Dftdl-
IJGnlrlfl, POW111" 11ftrlng, power
br1tn, rldlo, Mal.,. fTGa 7611 •
'69 V.\V. Fastback, radials,
radio, chains, top rack,
J6,000 n1iles. Tan w/brn int.
$2.150. 64>2629.
ru pay '°' dolla.-for '""' '64 vw e .... Ex"""'"'"'"'" IF THEY'RE NOT FOR YOUR CAR VOLKSWAGEN 1oday. Call inside & out. $795. cau BOUGHT HERE • • • .
and ask for Ron Pinchot. 549-4111. THEY'RE N'oT
,, .. ""' Ex1. '"'"· ...-. ~.71=7=-=vw=· -=1=u~G~ oEALs CONNELL
---------· ·'69 ·v.w. BUG
10.000 milu. '65 T-BIRO
LINMI. IOSE US), '1275
'63 V\Y 2 Or. new yellow
paint, run!! per!. Mu$1 sell.
make offer. 962-17&3 or
5-15-6519.
'66 YW FASTBACK . Extra·-· whito wall""'· SP~~~~Zc~:~~~~ER CHEVROLET
• radio, healer, 4 speed. tULJ-710 E. lst, S.A. 547-0764. 2828 Harbor Blvd.
RH, 4-Spcc<l. Very Clean. 288). ·Costa Mesa 54{>.1200
tSLZ624) $1399 '57 Volvo, runs good, IMPOR'l'S WANTED
-=::::::::::::::::::~l~'!!~~,.A11~~-S7-5-~~l°~ Coron1 'l3l5
'66 V\V Camper. New tran.~.
new paint, sle~lapc, wide
Polygln,s __ !ires, An1 • Fm.
$lS9>.SlG=!E!l •
s1399 Harbour V W -1.,.,,"'..,",,,'~"'·:;;",,."<".::;::;_,,,":::· ~1·1'0-· .,,·::::'.'I--=="""~~~ ·ar..,our v w . . -··-... 1969 VOLVO 144 S, •"'• BIL!. MAXEY TOYOTA U1 • • 18711 BEACl-1 BL., 842M35 sedan. Like new. 0 n e 18881 Beach Blvd. '66 Pontiac Le M1n1 $1275 •rent .• stetr, br•ttt. 1xsR ntJ,
2 0aor Hlrdloit. A11lo. fr"lr.~
lK'90<'1' 1lr <Dftdl!lofllllll, -r
llHrlrQ, rldio, hel'I ... Tl>IW .fN. '66 CHEVROLET ------------1 C.prlc• 4 Door HlrillOP.
'1975
'67 Ponti•< C•I Cpo '1475
V-t, 111!0. lr1ns .. IKIOt'll •I•
co..clllilnlnO, power-..-1119, rldiO, nu11r. (UMP 502).
'68 YW BUG • i9n1 BEACH.BL., 842-44.15 HUNTINGTON BEACTI owner. 6'/:,-1.991 H. Beach. Ph. IJ47-85.$
HUNTING'1'9N BEAOI '69 VW Sunroof. Am/Fm. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR.
Auro., RH, t'.:xtra sharp. '63 VW Bus reblt C.orvalr Dark Blue w/ blJc lnl. IM-Antiques, Cla11ic1 9615 FOR TOP USED CARS
w/Blk. Jnr. (XJA8121 en, & VW frarw. axle. New MAC. ti7S.7528. 1937 FORD, :tlnt cond, 45,000 U your car is extra clean,
Lolcled. (SVH m l.
'66 MUSTANG
IC-. Auto, tr1n1., •teer.
C~VX tol). '1375 '6P MARK Ill SAVE Unelll.I. 51weo & 1¢. ((ln•nil.
l'l'Ol. '461.
'66 BUICK Skylerk
2 Door HtrdlOll.
$1699 paint, paneling, cpts. Sand '61i VW, xln't cond 1n & orig mi's. A collectors sa: us lint.
Harbour V.w. tires. top rack, stereo $1400. out. :P.tany xtras. $9:.(l or best delil<'. 846-4m POOLE BUICK
962-Slll offer. 646-1493. ....,, c•-1 . 234 E. 17th St. '1595
·~~,;':!~!u~~!. tr1n1., $147 5 '65 FALCON
ttffr., br•~&. 1lr, Lllldl11, WltO". IVOI{ 1~11.
IUCC "21 '875 '!~ Ondge DI. Wgn. $1575
, _ 1""" 1n:vro et vintage r.ar. Costa Mesa S48-T165
18711 BE:ACi-1 BL., 8424435 1963 VOLKS\VAGEN. 1.AJW '58 vw VAN Good unrestoreQ condition. WE PAY mileage engine. runs Custom Interior. Clean! Call ~n alt 6 pm.
lltJNTlNGTON BEACH perfect. $675. 2089 Harbor 6&2974 anytime.
'59 V\Y Jo''tmny Cnr. Gets Blvd .. CM. 645·1982. ---TOP DOLLAR Autos Wanted 9700
NOW IS THE BEST TIME IN TEN YEARS TO BUY A LINCOLN· MERCURY PROOUCT plrnty of ~tares. $435. 54(}..7474 aft 5 &: wkDds. VOLVO
j·l&-7834 '65 Volkswagen $730. Ic>H~5oN'7' SOl't'
7 PASS. '68 V\V Bus, 25,000 Eves. 546-923.5 VOLVO
mo·~ De. Orig. ownoL Cher· 'fiJ-VW BUG-ANNIVERSARY ry oood. $2-115: 646--'illl. 'n
'6-\ \"'\V Bug, pearl white, . SALE
xlnt t_vnd. Radio. Gd. tirtr;. RH, Lo m1. Extra Sharp Blue 1970 DEMO
l.JJ mile. $700 842-6001 , w/Blk Int. CVJG687) "142" . . . . . . . . $2759
JohnsOD+SOD.
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL • MARK Ill • MERCURY • COUGAR ·
Or1ng1 County'• Oldnt E1t1bll1htd F1ctory Direct Llncoln·Mercury 0.1ler
WE PAY TOP CASH
for used c.ars & trucks just
call us for free estimate.
LINCOLN' N'ERCURY
ai26 Harbor mvd .. C.lif. -··-Auto leasing 9110
For L1as1 or Sell
2626 HARBOR, COST A MESA
540-5630 540-5635
Cl Mlle So. of San Diego Frwy.)
DELUXE bus 'fi6 New $1399 '"\. 4 speed, radio & healer. •
n-built engine, $1450 l)r best H 6 r v w 4740. 1800 E Cpe. for rleliv-
offer 96?....-0218 ar OU • • cry, Overseas del Specialist.
'69 vw 18711 BEAOi BL .. 842-4435 DEAN LEWIS
$1650 * 642-6878 HUNTINGTON BEACH 1966 Harbor. C.1.1. 646-9303
GROTH CHEVROLET
Ask for Sales ~tanager
18211 Beach Blvd.
l!Wltington Beach
847-6087 KI 9-3331
TOP DOLLAR
'°' CLEAN USED CARS
~ George Ray,
THEOOORE
ROBINS FORD
2060 Harbor Blvd. eo. .......
64Z-001.0
./ 1970 Cadillac Conv. 400
mi's, black wi red leather.
./ 1970 Cadillac Conv., 4,lm
ml·s, custom gold w/gold
inter.
./ 1969 Cad ill a<!° 4. dr De Ville,
leather inttt .• Oul!land-
ing!
./ 1970 Firebird ,v/air COnd.
SJOS per mo •
./ 1969 Mercede11 Benz 4. dr.
• Diesel. $159. 75 per mo,
TRANS WORLD
AUTO LEASING
O\t Bayshore Richfield, Cor.
ncr of Coast H\\'Y. & Dover)
Newport Beach, Calif.
642--0069
9900 I Used Cus 9900 j Used Cars 9900
THIS WEEKEND OUR SALESMEN lRE IN HOT WATER!
JOHN CONNELL
"NO GIVEAWAYS
NO GIMMICKS"
••• J 11•I 21 Y ••rt of Ho1111t
01elin9, S1llin9 't~1vrol1h. ON ALL NEW '70 CHEVROLETS
IRAND NEW
1970 NOYA
2 DOOR COUPE
T\lllld 111111, ci.!lll(t btlts. PO~ ·•-"'9. AM •ldio, •WIP . ..n!HIOll c.,1rol, •hlle Wiii llrPS. 11'11• wheel
(0 ...... 1, lllieT) (1 7"61•J
Llot Price ........ $2881 .15
DISCOUNT ........ $318.62
::,~. .. .. . . $2562.53
IRAND NEW
1'70 KINGSWOOD
ESTATE WAGON
Olhae bills, Ont"' glaH, _, win·
~ PGW111" llH llfll •lttOow, 1lr
Glftdltlotoint, ..... liff shOdr.1 ...
---lll<bo.fl}ldr11 ..... tic, PO-,_.-., blllH WSW, Ml\ rldio w/ ,..., .c>H•. (,11) (IS21J11
Lht l'rlce ........ $S06'.40
DISCOUNT ........ $878.0S
r.~ •..... ~ $419135
IRAND NEW
CHEVROLET
MONTE CARLO
TurbDohYll•-llc, 150 eng., 111•.
119htlno, tlrlteo 111.tu. POWll" windows,
llDclr ""'"· dr. 111'lb., vinyl rwl, 1lr cOl'ld., pawer tlftrll'IJI, It. mon. IVl-ltm. AM·FM •Miio, rear IPffklt,
rur t1flder 1•!rl1, (HP) (1709.Sll
Ll5t Price ........ $4618.05
DISCOUNT ........ $725.44
::~~. ' . ' '' . $3892.61
BRAND NEW
1970 CHEVROLET
CHEVELL& HARDTO'
Turbo-l'ly(lrem.1k, 11r1to 1111c•11
s".b. consolf, 1lr c....O., ._,. ''""' 1f19 & llr!lku, no -ltoe. tint. glan.
btlllcl WSW, tll ""''°'la. clodc, /l.M rldlo w/rNr -•r. l I (1616'01
l.15t Price . ..... 54 .. 00
DISCOUNT . ...... 16.6'
::~. ' ..... $3464.41
IRAND NEW IRAND NEW
1970 IMPALA 1970 CHEVROLET
BRAND NEW
1970 CHEYIOLIT
MONTE CARLO
TUf'bo.°'hY11r1m11lc, tlllllcl 1111..., llO• er wll'dows, floor in.II, F&t bfnpr.
11nh., vlnvl tODI, AM·FM, ''"lorY •Ir. 400 mg., COfl'lfOrl llU wllHI, pOW., slttring, el(. {2'.\) 01"'9S)
,List Price ........ $4697.lS
DISCOUNT ........ $71S.14
::.~ ....... $3982.01
BRAND NEW
1970 CHEYROLIT
CONCOURS WAGON
T!nlH gllU, POWIC 1111 111le window,
IK!Dry lfr, JOO-llftll':, IU'fbi>t!Yi:l'rl·
"'Ille. DO'll'tr ''-""· bitted wsw .. ti.rll 'Nl'lftl c-., IVOlll9I c•rrllr, clclct. /l.M r.cii9. (~l I 111.ao.I)
List Price ........ $4431.20
DISCOUNT ........ $607.43
::~ •...... $3823.57
IRAND NEW
1970 IMPALA
BRAND1 NEW
CHEVROLET
CAPRICE COUPE
T11rt1D-'1Y11r"""lt, llClory •Ir, 400 enol"•· 11n1111 11~1, DOWf<" ,,.,~,
_, grd1., peiwer """llO· v!nvf rool,
'""' lendl:I'" 1klrrs, AM r1Cllo W/11!0• 1peok1r. r•llV whnll, •we. 110!\I.
C'60l !1181311
Li5t Price ....... $4973.60
DISCOUNT . .. $934.43
::.~ ....... $4039.17
BRAND NEW
1970 CHEVROLET
GREENBRIER WAGON
Tw11Hi'fllfem.11c. linlcd 111.t", 2GO \If 1nglM, PDWfr ttN rlnt. AHt rldlo,
... Ip, ""1$51m! COlllrDI. C9021 f1'"7•1
Ll5t Price ...... . $3708.40
DISCOUNT .. $459.83
r..·~ •...... $3148.57
IRAND NEW
1970 CHEVROLET
BRAND NEW
1970 CHEYROLn
CUSTOM EL CAMINO .
wr.111 1klt w111 tlru, 11111 IYheel cow·
tf!, hel!tr. (lllOI (lUl•lJ
Li5t Price ........ $1119.00
DISCOUNT ........ SSOS.16
::~~ " ' " $2639 .14
BRAND NEW
1970 IMPALA
CUSTOM COUPE
F1Cl'Oty 1lr, 300 ..,gin., lllrflD..nVl!rl-
mlllO., Vlo!'I reof, lll'ltld .~ ... 11w<k>O. brlllcl wsw. l lK. t lodc,
AM radio wl•Mr 'PM~irr. ••lly "*"Hl1, vln'(I Inter., w>Klal 111tpen-
lton. Ult) !1JilOJ)
list Price ... .... $4568.65
DISCOUNT .... $836.33
::~~. ' .... $3732.32
CUSTOM COU'E.·--·----NOYA ----11---CUS'TOM-COU,t--.._.!.CA'E9'W:ffi-1URDTOP -· -~ ••tn1lk.. 350 "'II-:-1!nted
111.ts" lloor ,.,. .. , vlnvt ""''· 111r coni:I., ,_,. mlr...,,., '411<111 F&A ·~ bllllcl wiw. 1ieo:. ooc~. AM CJlldio. r1lly WhNll.. 11'tt 111'2711
IRAND EW
_J 97,!I...£!!!! OLn
MONTE CARLO
Lid l'rlce ........ $4629 .z s
DISCOUNT ....... SIS6.20
:::: •...... $3n3.os
Tl~!l!d 111111, bodV ilde ll'llClll,., lll•llO-
hv<lr•m111c, petwtr 1t•1ng, 1v11p, .... 1n1oro <Clflll'OI, belled w~w. AM·
•aillo, P511 0 1'167>
Li5t Pric• ........ $3116.65
DISCOUNT ..... $419.63
::~~ •...... $2697.02
T1.1rt»llY11rem1tk. t lr (Of'ICf,, vln'(I
roof, Untld gl1n, $$0 ..ie.. PO-itttr!.,g, llelllcl WSW, tMr 1.,..k.,,
1tltc.lrlt dock. r11ly wllftts. O••)
{H2•JI
List Meo ........ $4539.10
DISCOUNT ........ $84S.'6
:::: ....... $3693.14
T11rba-h.,,:tr111N1tlt, llnled glau, PD•· er Hlll'lno. lle'lted WSW, lull """"I coven, /IM rldlo, llnled 111111, 1.07!
(1~71
List Price ........ $3461.BS
DISCOUNT ........ $468.02
::.~. .. .. .. $2993.83
Turll&·h\'!l"Mllk:, l>OWef 1IHrlng,
bflle.:1 WSW, l<M •Miio, llllllcl e11u. tv1p. emi1uon CPntnil. { .. ) 0•46Ul . -
Li5t Price ........ $3762.10
DISCOUNT ........ $410,69
::.·~ •...... $3281.4l
2828 HARBOR. 'llVD.; COSTA _MESA _ NEW CARS •
USED CARS •••
546·1200
546-1203
The boss his h•d •bout all he c1n take i nd he's given cur salesmen
orders to sell cars and s•ll 'em fast! We're overstocked and cars must
be sold, regardless of how sm1U the profit. Come in toda y and 1'1'
one of cur salesm•n show you how easy it is to s1vei i9 on a better
car now. •· .
1970 MUSTANG 1970 MAVERICK
IUND Nrw' IU.ND NIW
H1rdtop, Hi9h b1c• b11ck1f t•1h, color
key1cl cerpeh, floor 1hifl, iJ1dr11ment 91119· 2 door ttcl•~· l:t11d •1111, 1l1n.:l1rcl liclo•y
tt. E7f x'l4 Fili1ertl111 b1lteJ tir11. OFOIL· equipp•.:I. OK91T274490.•
116131.
•$2595
'66 CNTY SQUIRE
A11to., t•.:lio, he.tter ]52
CID 1n,ine, 6 p•n,, WSW,
wh11I c.ov111. IRUU 213)
Slits
'65 FAIRLANE
v .1, 4 door ·•d111, power
•leerh19, t.tdio, he1t1r,
WSW, beige with m1tchi"9
vi'lyl !rim. IEQV 6151 SHI
PRICES PLU TAX .. LIC,
'ITTl.'IP'At:A--.
2 Door H.trdtop. R1dio,
h11t1r, P/S, F.tclory A/C,
WSW. Gr1•n vi11l'I "P·
IWIE 1551 $1995
'67 COUGAR
11111 w/blu1 i11l1tior, whit1
vi11'f'I roof, redio, A/C, P/S, 'I I, WSW, tinted 911~1.
llEM 7521 SI'''
'66 MUSTANG
21' VI, 1:011.,.rtible, r1dio,
h11tir, pow1r •l•1ri119, Wirt
wh11I coven. R11I •h11p.
ISLY 2161 S14TS
$1899
. '67 VW BUG
R1.:lio. "•••••, 4 'P•icl,
wh i+1 ••II lir11, l11utiful
c•1, l l(ell1"t tonditi.,11
l\IAN2,ll Sll'i
'64 GRANO PRIX
Full pow•• with 1;, cond;.
tto11in9. 16CZ 116! S79J
'67 PLYMOUTH
4 Or. Se.ti~. ••d•o, WSW
f!r11, 111+1., "'· Powi r Sir
wh11I CDW, 1ZNVt5&J S••'
OON'T MISS THESE BUYS FROM THE GOOD GUYS
__.SOUTl·I COAST._
~RD~ MERCURY
4,4.ISIS .
JtJ ROADWAY, U.flo\11114 llACH ~f.]151 _______ ...,._ ___ ~ ..
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._. . Frldl/, June .12. 1910 DAILY PILOT 411
~SPORTA~ION I TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPOR·TATION ·I TRANSPORTATION . I TRANSPORTATION -, TRANS~ORTATION I TRA.NSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
-C..1-. • --Coro , 9IOO Now Cono -How Co" 9IOO -C•" · 9100 Now Cort -Now Cono -NowC1rs HG0 1l-N-1..;.w_¢_·1-,-',-=='--
·a-RIND_,_
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-NEW
• •
oo,.,. oupo, Ali+.mttlco
+rtn1mi11ion, conceel.d r•cl io
""''""'· fit1ro gla .. bt!lod
tiro1, podded d11h, itot
belh, bodtup lit11, du•I
1po1d 1lectric ""iport. Imm••
di•l1 d11i¥try, 4Jl270Z600•
154 •
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IMPORT DEPARTMENT ' • • ,, .
'6"8JAGUAR XKE . · Coupe. -4 speid tr1nsmi11ion, c.hrome wire wheels, r.adio
· end ' heater, I owner locally owned cer. Beautiful Arctic
white exterior wi+h black full leather in terior! tXDA774)
'
' . ··~6-s~~~~ lo~~.,. o~ned &: serviced car with •pproximate~
. ly 29,500 miles. Just sp~tless. IWIC897)
'69~~~dltra~~~'..,. rod;o, hHter, low mHes, gorgeou• $2995
· automobile. IZC8252 I .,
'6·8!~~~~~;~,~~;on, rod;o •nd hHh'-lmm-ecu-$14-85'
late ,automobile. Shows outs+ariding care. (VWS5131 17,
' -. --. ---------·-~·
'6 .. ,-. t!~5~0~~.~~~~e~t!u~~d roedder equ;pped $499.5
with 4 speed transmission, leather interior and AM -FM
radio. You must really be sure to see this one. 1421 ASG J
. '
- -. -'670PEL . Sport coupe. 4 speed transmission. Th is low...rn ileage local
car, only 4'0,000 miles, is in fabu1ou5 condit ion. Won't last
long at this p'rice. ITXUOSI) $119.5
. ,.. •. '
234 E. 17th St.
Auto Lening . 9810 Used Cars 99oo Used Cars
iJVTBORIZED
BVICK-#JPEL·.JAGV.4.R
SALES and SERVICE .
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2 Door co11p1. VI 1n9in1, 1utom1+ic ir1nunfl1ion, radio
end "••t1r,.pow1r 1!1orin9. !u1t irnmecu!1t1. IVTP795l .,
~1895
'66 Chevrolet Caprice
i Door h•rdfojl.1 VI •n9i11•, •11tom•lic trt1111t1i11io", rtdio
.ind h•••••· pow•• il••tin9. f,ctory •ir conditio11in9, buck·
•' 11•h. A v1ry nic• .iulomobil• prictd to cl1tr. fTRK19ll
'69 Buick Le Sabre
-4 Deor S.Oen. VB •119>111, .utomet1c l•11111mi11ien, ttd:e
•nd h11t1r, pow1r .1l1•ri119 •nd pow1r br1k11, f•ctory 1ir
·ceMitioni119. (YND0~4 I
__ sa-995, __ _
JAGUAR
COSTA
MESA
.
9900 Used Cari
'68 Buick Wildcat
CusloM 4 Door hardtop. Autotnetic:, r1clio, hetltr, pow1r
dooring , f1etory oir conditio11it19, 1t1r.o t1po, 1old ind
11r.,,ic.d 'locelly. I 1 l29EJ)
s2&95
'65 Buick Electra·
4 Doer h11rdlop. F11fl Pf'-• 1qu;pm111t plu1 ftdery ,;,
conditiening. A lev1ly 0111 ownfr cer 1eld •nd 11i'victd bv
u1. (P$C19ll,
· '69 RIVIERA
Cut+om. Full pow••· f1clo1y •it conditioning, vinyl tep,
chfome wh11l1, (XBKl401
548-7765
'900 Used Coro 9900 ·uood c.,. . __ ...;.:..::.;: 1;.;;:.;.;.. ___ _,,__ __ _ '900 u...i c.,. ___ .:.'900:.:;1u_;..i __ c_._,. ____ -__ ,u...i c.,.
BUICK CAMARO CORVAIR FALCON MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE V LEASE V
'69 Cadillac eoupe De Ville,
full power, air, \tinyt,roof,
am/bn stereo. New White·
walls, tilt 5teering whl, $169
per mo, ' --sou:rH COAST
CAR LEASING
300 W. Cst Hwt,.NB. 645-2182
BUICK
'59 Buick 4 door~good·
transportation $100 p h 1 -.
BUICK '63 Riviera. IMMAC.
COND. All extras Inc. air.
\Vhile w/blk lthr int. $1095
8.13-0101 days; 833.0144 eve.
CHEVELLE '62 atilck convtrUbte,_ as Is $1SO. Weekdays aJler' 6 p,hr. I---=;;.;_ __ ;__
Sat •A>Sun at day. 546--4478, '69 MALIBU 350. VS. 300
Is )'OU ad.-lP the clusflied hp. am/lnl rad.. 4 spd,
SF.CTJ:ON? Someone I a $2.'iOO. 492-lEklG blwtJ 8: 30
watchi. iar lL Dla·I a..m. &.f:30 p,m, •
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'69 Camaro li'.1-4 &pd.
Excellent C'Onditlon .$2500
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WARRANTY '4000 MILES OR 90 DAYS •
.TRUCK SPECI~~--. 1
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