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Home My WebLink About1974-05-22 - Orange Coast Pilotl .. • DA Lists Multiple Co~Jilaints1 I • I Liquor Bija~ker Randano to Fa~e Musi~ in County WEONESDA Y AFTERNOON., MAY 22 , 1974 • \IOL. 17, NO, 1(1, I SECTIONS, Ill l'AGl!S -----------·------ ' LA Co11aplni11ts Patricia Hearst' Named in Kidnap LOS :\~GF:Lt:s l (.;l'l 1 -P:itrici:-1 Jlcarst. soughl for 31 ~ n'Klntll~ ;1s a kidnap victin1, "'as herself fonnally charged "it h kidnaping today in a complaint alleging she became a gun- .,.,·ielding member of the tcrrorist cult thal :ibductcd ht•r. The 20 -year -old heiress :ind l\\O 1ncmbrrs of !he Sy1nbioncs~ Liberat ion Army still al large. \\'illiarn and Emil~· Harris, v•cre charged in lhc 12 -~ur alxiuction of a high school youth duruu:: their desperate attcn111ts last v.•cek tb avoid capture. ~1iss ~le~rst \Vas reported to have told the ~·oung" man that she ,,·as not a party to her origiflal kidnaping fron1 her President Ni:ton Will Not Coniply Witli, Tape Order WASl~INGTON (.\Pl -Pr.esidenl Kixon notified the House Judiciary Commillec today he v.·ould nol comply · v.·ith a subpoena demanding tapes of 11 Watergate conversations. Rep. Wiley Mayne (R·loy.·a). emerged from a ck>sed rommlttce session and told newsmen that the \Vhite House response was delivered to committee Chairman SENATE PANEL BACKS UP JAWORSKI, Story, Page 4 Peter W. Rodino Jr. (0-N.J.), about 11 a.m., one hour past the deadline set by the subp&cna for a reply. Mayne said Rodino told the 33-membcr committee that he just received the response "and said it y.•as unfavorable ... it was negative." Earlier, Nixon offered the committee one edited transcript In response to the committee'~ request for tapes of 66 White HoUse conversations dealing with the dairy industry and International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. Nixon's lawyer, James 0. Sl. Clair, said the President reels he has already given the committee everything else U needs for that phase of its impeachment inquiry. St. Clair 1ald many or the -fi6 .,....,...uons llOUght by tile committee in COMeclk>n with the ITT and dalry industry matters were ~ rtt0rdM and tllat olhers were not pertinent IO the committee's Inquiry. "We feel the opereUve conversatioM (See DKFY, Pogo l) ! ,. -· • ' Rcrkeley apartn1rnt on Feb. 4 but that she joined the Sl.1\ because she didn't think her family did all it could lo meet the ransom demands. ~ complaint filed by the Los An· ge\es district attorney 's office against ~1iss Hearst also listed five counts of MORE HEARST STORIES APPEAR TODAY ON PAGE S --------------,-,- assault v.·it\l a deadly \veapon \Vith intentt to kill. four counts of robbery in the first degree and a second count Qf kid· naping for the purpose of robbery. Bail for the granddau~hler of the founder of the Hear.St newspaper empire if she should be apprehended was set at $50.000. The long list of charges against ~liss Hearst and the •larriscs was made public by District Attorney Joseph Busch. Anxious to stamp out the last of the SLA. the FBI and police pressed an intense manhunt for the trio, setting up special arrangments for them to surrender by telephone or to the Los Angeles Press Club or Bar Associatlon to keep from being killed. "This is the first time I ever heard of a kidnap viclim becoming a kidnap suspect," Busch said. The district attorney -said there had been no "dcaJs" offered the fugitives in return for their surrender. "They will be treated as \.\'C v.·ould treat any other criminal case," Busch said. The charge of kidnaping ror purposes of robbery carries a possible penalty of life imprisonment. There v.·ere a total or 19 counls against Miss Hearst and 18 against the Harris couple. The Harrlses were not involved in an incident in which Patricia and tv.·o black men -so rar unidentitfied - reportedly threatened a landlady with a lSee HEARST, Page %) DAILY PILOT AD SELLS ANYTHING A few words in the right place can sell almost anything. At least tliat seems to be the story or lhese few words: 20' SWORD FISH PLANK, staiJil~ atcel b u. k • t _ (pbone) or (phone) It took only three days to sell the Items listed in Qiat pauy Pilot daulfled ad- a slOry th&t Is often repcaWcl by satisfied users of Dolly Pilot ads. Dtal !ho dirtct line IO place a rew words of your own. Pbone64W671. ,, ----- .... . --.- 00· ' BE ON LOOKOUT FOR-A WHAT? SAN DIEGO (AP ) -PG!ice are looking fvr a gee-haw v.·hinney diddle , a moon spinner and a flipper-clinger. Dr . Ramon ·Ross. an education proft>ssor al San Diego State, explains they're duplicates of early American toys -.!.tolen Tuesday fron1 his car. Caspers Assctiled For 'A fter-liour' Use of .Airport By L. PETER KRIEG Of tt.t cailY Piiot Sult Fifth District Supervisor Ronald ,V. Caspers came under fire tcxlay for using Orange County Airport alter the 11 p.m. curfew for the chartered plane that flew his birthday party guests to San Diego atonday night. l\1rs. l\tarcia Bents, one of Caspers' three opponents in the June 4 supervisorial primary, said Caspers used a "technicality" to circumvent noi~ abatement regulations at Orange Coon· ty Airport. "By using an Electra jet to transport his 60 paying· gueSts, he avoided a lime curfew impooed by airport authorities for jet takeoffs and landings," l\.trs. Bents said. An aide to Caspers said Mrs. Bents is off base with her charges. "The Electra was used on purpose. The plane is quiet and does not violate noise regulations," said ad minis tr at iv e assistant Robert Nelson. l\.1rs. Bents maintained that any airplane arriving after 11 p.m. is noisy. "A ~jet by any other nam e is still a noise nuisance arriving that late at night," she said. l\1r.t Bents also accused Caspers of exceeding his self-imposed campaign spending limil "That is untrue/' Nelson said. "It is just another one of Mn. Bents' wild allegatiOM trying to make headlines and trying IO shal<e the credibility of the su~l:ooisor ~~ed· th3t Caspers will not exce.d the spending limit. ~be poinled out that C&spers is the only supervisor who has tried IO enact an ordinance to regulate campaign spending by all supervlsorlal cani!idates. "But he couldn't even get his motion seconded.11 Nellon said. C&spors, hlmseU, was unavailable for comment on etlhor charie. He aJao declined IO talk about !ho fl,000.a-plate birthday fund raiser when {See CASPE.llS, Pago ll • I Caspers Assailed For •After-hour~ Use of Airport . .._ .t ~ ---.. ---""·~ --•-.=.~·. an I e s n esa Dlll'f Piiot Sl1fl Photo OFFICER JOHN JUNGKEIT EXAMINES ABANDONED GETAWAY CAR Color the Bandit Pink and Blue and the Auto Orange ----- Liquor Hijacker Faces Prison Term in County By TOM BARLEY Of !tie Dli~ Pli.t Stiff His last avenue of appeal closed by the Nevada Supreme COUrt. Gene Randano, 48, convietltd of hijacking·and attempting to bribe a police officer, returned to Orange County Tuesday under heavy guard to face the sentencing he avoided when he fled to Nevada a year ag"o. As District Atiorn<y Ce<:il Hic[!s watched, SUpcrlor Cocrt Ju<fge James Tttrn<r sent Randano IO th county jail alter reJe<ting dofense attorney 1-anl l\loBrfde's Plea that his client be c;om-- mllted to the Orange County Medical Caller. Randano, wi-alleged heart oondllloe was the caut1e ol many delays in hls two trials, y.·ilJ be returned to the courtroon1 June l!J to face court action on the probation he allegedly violated when he left California for Las Vegas. Randano has not yet served the 96-day jail tenn and three years probcition he received from Judge Turner more than four years ago after he switched $20.000 worth of liquor from the old Saddleback Inn In Laguna Beach to the tonner Felicinno'a Restaurant in Newport Beach. Rand.no was one. of !ho blind ~~~~a!~~r ~~~ne:e;:ti~~ s':i~g association ended with Feliciano'I Oling (See GUARDED, Page l) • Aha11do11ecl Getaway Cai· • Di scove1·ed By ARTJIUR R. VINSEL 01 1t11 0111., l"Uor ~t1tt A tnanhunt was sprending today for a colorfully clad holdup n1an y.·ho took SI ,330 from a Costa i\lesa market Tuesday and ncd in a little orange car. The gelaway vehicle ,,.a~ recovered not long after the arn1ed robbery of a Safe\vay Store at 211 E. 17th St., when an indignant landlord noticed the strange vehicle in a tenant's assibl'fled parking space. John F. Bennett. 27. of F'u!lerton, the store n1anage r. told Officer .Jeff ii.filler tie had just completed tallying the day's receipts at 5:15 p.m .. \.\'hen he v.·as approached from behind. "Arc you the n1anager'!'' the colorfully attired bandit asked . l~c \1ore a bright blue suit and sha rp pink shirt. He then said he had a req uest, handing Rennell a :l-by-5-inch index card on v.·hich \1•as \\Tittcn the fact that the store was being robbed. •·No\v, \.\alk lo,vard the office," he reportedly said. Bennett, 11:ho had been on his v.·ay to !See 1\-tA NHUNT, Page 2) Orange Coast Weather Cooler 'l'hursday with incrC'asini; lo'"' clouds tonight and Thursday morning. f\:Iostly sunny in th(t atltl'· noon hours. Highs in the 111i<I tiU-' at the beaches rising to lhe n1 ~J iOs inland, INSllll·: 1'011.\ l ' t\ 14--·year-old l1igl1 sc lioo/ /.Jus1 • ball 1player, Jtruck bri o l1gl1t· niltg bolt tllat l11t !1 1111 111 Ille forehead and canrt" ollt throu!)h liil right lleel, i!SL'ill)11d 11•itl1 011/y superficial burns Tue.,<lay. See Sport s for n1or1· rl4'1ali.~. Page 17. At Your Slrwl<• l &Ntlflt ll L, M .• .,.. 11 ClllftrN I, IJ CllHlllH U, JI C:•mlU 11 Cttulfllff'll U 0••111 Nette:.. u IEdllN'I .. flltl • r111.,, .. ..,., n<M FllOHCI 1J.f1 FIH' ... ll:ICI~ U ........... .......... "' " M-Y Trtt if Mf¥1" U ·M M~h11I l'ur.•1 • N1lleMI Nt•t • 01111 .. (tolllll\I t4 Sylltl• Pw!fr a6 IHttt , 17-J:' Or. Sltf11t"i. .. ittt"• """''" ... ., TeftwlW• II ., ... "' tN4 ' WMtlltt 4. w'""""'' Htwt ,..... ...., Wtttf Heft t " ' !,! OAJ L T PtLOl ' Syrian 6) L'nHl·d l'rc!i ' ln1 ••r11:1tion11 I S1·ria 541 1d Ont? ot Its intcnSI\'~ artiih•ry barf ages set fu·e to an lsr;ie!i M'l!le1ne11t on ~le Golen Heu:iht~ todO\. "('au~1ng destruction and J1rrs \\h1c:1 :ire stil l burning.'' It was lht! llr.:t Jsrath settlement repo1·ted hit in the 72-day-old \1ar of at trition Israel helgh!l·nctl its antl·infiltra111.:1 .i!crt on lhc Lebanese frontier today a11i.J sent reinforced pa1rol 11 1ntu the streC't.; of JerusJlt·n1 10 guard ag;iiit51 Arab guerrilla a!lac ks Ont' 300-studl'nt hi:;h ~<.:hool in L•h'. Carpe11 ter' s Bills _4gciinst , Ra11so111, Gc1in1 SACRA!\1F.l\"TO l!"PI 1 -Legislation designed to dl'tl·r pul111i.;al <1bduc1 io11::. b~· outl;:n1in g ran sotn p:1vtnl·llt.s such ;is !hose in !he Patfl('i;1 Jlcr1rst kidnaping has ad,·ancccl lo the SC'natc noor. The package of four bills. spa1rned b~· fhe Feh. 4 abduction of ~lis~ lll'arst .:ind lilt rcsu!11n~ S2 n1i!lt11n fo<Jd ~i l't'a11a,1. 11·as apprOll'<I Tu<'sd.11 b~ .\ht Jlldtl'iary commil\('C. SC'n . Dennis F:. Carpent er. IR·i\e1vport Beach 1. the author. said ti \\a.~ his a11n lo de1er tiny p'llt·nti;il 11;i1r of political kidn:lpings anci thrir (h·rn:inds for millions of dollar'"~ 11·1tho111 intc-rfcring 1vith an individual's right to pay ranson1 for the release of :1 lovt'CI one. His hills 11ould, outl:l'.v r a n so n1 paymf'nli;; h.1 l'Or por:1!io11~ and u11sts and µrchihlt possessio11-of rnont'.1' or propert~ that was extorted. OppositiQn 11a<; l'OJl·~rJ. 1u onJy Oil!.! of -.. "*'tfil--.Wr:¥.ou;~!'.:-~!~'.!1. ~j..:\1-oukl,rrc~!:.liL ransom p.:._vmi·nt., ll''Jlll: torpor;i!e funds. Sen. (;eorgv ~losconc t D ·~an Francisco 1. (JhJt'C:l1·d it 11 ould forte "1n<1niac" kidnnrcrs In pr('.v on 11·c:.il1hy pri1·a te cltJ7ens. 1 li· in en 1 i on c d ~prl'ific,1ll\• public ufticials as possible targets. since J;111s now require them to di scfn.~e thPJr fin:inc1:il holth ng:s. TIH' eo1nmir1rt· <1ppro1·cd !he measure on a 7·~ \'Olc 11J\h :O.Jo<;c:Onc ;u1d o!h\·r li l>crals di~s«n lin f!~ The other hill~ 15132187. 2lfl8 . ~1~1r.1 \1cr1· appro1 cd on !l·O 1·01cs 11i1h no oppo~i11on. 1-IE,c\RST , .. gun ;ind knife v.hen she rcfustd !o cent 1he1n an apartment for !he n1gh1 . f~edcr:il chilrgcs of 1·iola11ng la11 s ;igainst psosscssion or use of auton1at1 t 11e:i pons v.·ere filed ~londa.v, and the FBI Tuesday bei;:an d1 5lrilJuting I 7 .'i. (I I! 0 "anted po -i:'!l1rs . bearing ,\fiss ill'arsr~ photo \Vith rhc 11arnin;; !'lie is "considered armed <Ind c x I re n1 e 1 y dangerous .'' f'roru Pnye l GUARDED ... of a bl11erly fought civil action aga n1s1 tile Las Vegas man. Randano 11·as lhrn accu:ied of trying 10 hribe Costa i\1('sa pa!ro!1nan Gary Barv.·fg by offering ttlc officer SI0.000 to plant drugs in the <.:ar of a key prosecution I\ itness in !ht:· hijacking trial. Bar\\ 1g reportl'd the off tr and testifi ed in t1ro lriaL<> th at ll<1ndano 1nade the overtures in a bid 10 discredit the testimony of pro.:sccution 11·it11cs5 Charles "Chuck" Drr~·l'r of Lagun<:I Beach . ~lick..:; said he 1\·i Jl ask th:.it Jtandano g(·l the full prison !t·r1n of or.c to 10 yc11rs for the :iltc1nplrd bril>cry of Office r Bar\\·1g. "1\ni.J \\C'll ~ct <1 !1 \\·e can fr1r prob:itio11 \·iotations and cu11tact federal authorities about his reporl l'd parole violation on mail fr;iud :ind I\ iring l'hargcs u1 r-.·tontana." llR·k~ ~;11d. "\\"e \1·:int Rand.•no to get all tlli.il can poSi>iblr bl! coming to him ... 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T-::tti.-11141 •42·4J21 ct.t<I e4 A4"ffl.i.., •42·1' JS r ._ C.o.1.tll N -9oulll OI ~1'1\11\f et-.~ 492-442:0 '.;,,... NO!'ll-O..,.,.Cioo,otlly ~~~-14~ 1221 ~ ''''· 0.... ()Dtllll ~""'<I 0-..... '-----~-Clf\111 ... 1191 ... ..,,..-........ ~ .. ~ ......... ____ Ol~- ...... Nft ......... c... ..... «».,,,. ,.. .. ,4..-•9'-•)00~ ...,_ •400~ ....... ~--,..es.llO~ • I Guns S.et Fire J1·ru;;alcm 'A'as ordered shut at noon for 11,hat one teacher described as "a ~ccurity alert ." • Jcrusah·m police announced later th<'Y 1111c.-uvercJ and smashed a lhree-n1an gticrr!H:.i group resJ)Onsiblc for a nu n1ber or ;Hlack~ in and around the citv u1 ll'l'l·nt 11L·c~s. The announcement 'said rh1· n1en 1\Cre found with "a substantial qutintity or arms and explosives.·• .\ spokesm;in said the three 11·erc r1:~pous1b!c for 1!:c ai1ni ng of three 100- fJOUr.d rOCki.:1: ;11 !he rcntC'r o( Jcrusale111 a \leek <.it;·1 11 hilc Secretary of State • • • Hl"tlry 1\. Kissi nger \\"as l'isitlng there. lie said the !hree killed a Jeruulem taxi dr1 Yer a month ago, planted a bomb ID an office build.Jog April 7 and set oft a bomb outside the old ('ity ~lay 14. Troops. mechanized patrols and heli cop ters pro\\ It'd the northern froot to guard against infiltra ting guenillas bcnl on tarrying out anot her raid like the one at :O.·laalot a 11·eek ago. Military spokesrnen den ied Ol"er the naliooal radio ;,in uuconf1rmed rPport that troops found c\·idence of a crossing. "\\"e \\'an! to guard the clty more than • • • • to Israeli Settlement - usual." police spokesman Vahum Bosml said, referring to the extra Police and combat infantry pe.Lrob prowUng the str..U of the Holy ,City. lie wouJd not 14)'. what prompted the precautions. No other Jncldeots were reported. ·~ Israel has buU\~ a number o r settlements in ·the Golan Heights and they are key biqaiolng '. ,J>Olnts in Ki5'inger's efforts to get a c:ee.9e'-fire and a separation of fQrces agreement. Kiss1ngrr was seeking.a breakthrough lorught to L'tlmplcte the agreement on 1'le1•9er Fees military disengagement between Sy ria and Israel but indicated he would Oy home th.is weekend even without it. Diplomatic sources in Cairo 541ld Kissinger informed Egypl for the second time of th e "cuJTent difficulties" he is having in rrledialing the Syrian·lsraell aereement aod sought Cairo's advice to help resolve then1. ,, 'The sources said Egypt is expected to send an envoy, possibly Lt Gen. ~1ohammcd Gamassy. the chief of st:.iff. or a ml·sSagc t"' Dan1ascus irnnH .. '<iiatcl,1 Clemente Seeks Forster Annex San Clen1ente city councilmen TuesCay st<irlcd the niachinery needed to annex the Forster Ranch, 11•hich may contain ""oil. f'rorn Page 1 DEFY ... have already been furnished,'' ·s1. Clair said . ~lany of the det<ii!s ~1111 ren1ain unse1tlcd. Ylcldlng to rl·qt1l·~t s fur .:1 S]ll't•d.v disposition of !ht• l.44U·aerl' ann<'.xa11un {lr the ranchl:inds in 111l;i11d hill s b.1 spokesmen for a dc\·e!opcr, the council agreed to order the prcpJ ration of :1 forn1al apphc;i tion for the n1crge r 11·ith thl' Loc:al Agency Forn1:1111Jn Co1nrnissir111 1 L,\~·c 1. But as for the rest of the clt·l;iils - All that ,1·ill he supplied, he said, is a 1n<;luding a dee1s1nn on al.lout ~~t.lOOO u1 partial transcript ol. an April 4, , 1972 annexation fe<'s p I a 11 n i n g conversation bc t\reen !\ixon. fonn er eonimissione rs and 1hc rou11L·1I all fare All y. c:cn. John r-.litche\I and forint•r 11 l'eks of 11·ork. ,, lei assist in overcoming the snugs on the Syrl@n side. ~ Kissinger l"Onft'rrr.d 21-, hour• In J erusale111 \\.'.Ith lsr11cll l'rlme Minister <:olda r.1t·1r nnd then fl ew hUs ninth :-hu!llc to J);1111ascu:-1 to talk with Syrian Preside nt !larez Ass11d fur the third ' <.:unsccutlve day. A hig h An1erlca11 officlul uboord his pl;u1e said Kissini.:cr w1:1s seeking a brc:1kthroui.,'i1 on several of the stlll- Pl'tJd in~ 1ssul'S -a thinning out of for~. a buffl•r ;.-one. <1 role for U!c United :'\:,tj(,115 :111d l'Xl'hangP Of W8T priSOOCfS. ------- Ul'1T ........ CHARGED WITH RAPE Actor Mel Stewart ·\Vh ite House aide ti. R. Ha!den1an. Hichard Jlal!tnark . thL' represt11t a111l' St. Clair said testimony at the Senate of Condor International. 11·hich holds the G • ·1 T t'f • . ~ -----\\:atergate heitrings show s !ha! l~re ·l\'aS option to maslCF·plan -Uw acru.;1 gt'.. . [J _ _ es J, ies -~ 1ii~o1't of-tie 'i'P'P-'t<tM--.. ~in!f"'irai=1r11pl~~-·C'.Whtil.:rOni ~.cr~.=.~-=-=-----=- .1.?eet1ng. ·---. -.· -ei-J!ie a~xation .bec~~ of tiah[-escrruv S··J -D 'd 'i-C-ll (;uru ~labaraj Ji. 16. and bride .\laro1,·n l..ois Johnson. 2.t. 1\·ho \1·:1s tile Guru's secret.:irv. w:ilk do1vn ai..;lc .:ii Horkland Co1n1nun1tv Church at Lookout l\lounta(n in lJCll\Cr. St ar~. !-'age 8. • Lagu11a i(ri~hna Victirn Lo:-;c,:; I11dian J e\vclrv .. 1\ fol101\·er of lhe I/are Kri shna cult lost ~.J90 in Indian je1\f1lry in a burglary and ransacking of his home a1 420 Linden St . L<ig1.111a Bea ch Tuesday. Craig :\!. Joseph told th e in\'estigat1ng officer the 1hcft included 324 loose stones 11orth S3.240. one large necklace \'<tlued at Sii)(l, and JO rin gs nnd bracelet.<; worth ~400. Joseph. a jc\1·eJer. told officers he could posili\'rl.v identify !he stolen .ar11clcs as they 1rerc hi s 011·11 design. Police hcJicl"c entry to the rl'.'iidenee was made through 'an unlocked rear door. Joseph told offi cers the door 1\·as unlocked lJecau sc. he didn'l have a key. The home is shared by Joseph, his \1·1fc ;ind child and an o1her l\r~"hn~i couple . police said. I-fear a .Nojsc? Coast Officials Cite So11ic Boon1 f.1i!lions of Southland residents 11·err shaken or a\1'akened early today, 11·hen an apparent sonic boon1. shook four counties. The big bang 1vas ten!ath·ely blamed on a supersonic ai rcraft invo lved in J\"orth An1eri can Air Defense Con11nand exercises which have been in progress throughout the )lleek. The cil1ifornia rnstitut e or Tec hn01og)i <il Pasadena said the noise definitely "as not the result of seismic activity. ,'Jo daniage "'as reported along lhe Orange Coast, but in Los Ange les County, dishes were reported rattled and broken in so1ne locales. according to shctif('s deputies. Power Bill Protes t WASHINGTON (UPfl -About lO demonstratorl! calling the n1 s e I v t: s "ordinary, fed·IJP consumers" a.n d carrying a cardboard coffin filled with burnt-out light bulbs burned their electric bills Tuesday in front of the White House. They marched Crom near the White ltouse to the Federal E n e r g y Administration and back, carrying yellow llgh~bulb ·shaped signs reading • "My Electric Bills are Sbocklng" •nd "People a.fore Prom•." ' , f'rorH Pay!? l ~L\NHUNT . • • the bank to make dcposlts. said he hesitated. \I hereupon the band it. 1vho 11·:is 11 earing dark sunglasses. reached menacingly unde r his co:it. The ,·ie1in1 said he ne1·er sa1\· a gun. bul 1hat lhe robber·s icy attitude u1clicaltd he ineant business in everv stt·p of the holdup . · Onte he had the n1oney \1·h1ch \1'a.s c:o ncealcd in a bro11·n paper bag snatched ;11 random from a nearby shopping cart. the bandit headed for the door. Investigators said Bennett at that point yelled for someone among the handf~l of c:lerks and boxboys present to get the n1an 's license number. Shortly after the 5: 15 p.n1 . heist. a call fro rn the landlord con1plaining of unauthorized parking in his tenant's place sent patrolmen Roscoe Broad and John Jungkcit to lhe scene . They said investigation sho1ved the car 11 as stolen from \Vest Co\·ina. Police believe it dcfinitclv 1\•as the vehicle i111·olved in the robbery. Frona Pnye 1 CASPERS • • • questioned by reporters at tbe alll>ort ~looday night as the chartered Air Cali fornia plane v.·as about to depart. / The party goers flew to San Ditlgo 1\'ilcrc they ate a gourmet dinner. Murder Suspect Tests Ordered Psychiatric testing 111as or d ere d Tuesday for a Los Angeles handyma n accused or the killing of a young Camp Pendleton ~Iarine. Orange County Superior Court Judge Ja1nes Turnsr set June 4 as !he new arraignment date , for Eldon Pete r Dearth, 47, who is accused of the r\lUrder or Marine Dale Arthur ErleWein, 21. Dearth, boWld over lO Superior Court arter a recent preliminary hearing before Santa Ana Municipal COurt Judge Robert Rlcltles, wlll remain Jn county jail with I bllll set at $250,000. I lie \YtlS charged with murder after tho. body or Erlcwcin was found during December ln a ravine near san Clemente High School. Pollet later recovered u,. woapon allegedly uJed In ' Ibo shooting ••d llnl<ed. It to the a<Cllled Dearth. Sf. tli1ir spoke lo --roe1\•sn1en before commitments. 1e l n a f'ntering another closed-do;>r hearing of Counci!n1en v.·ould agree. ho11't'V<'r. onh' t~e eomrnittee. The committee he ard the to the pr.E>p.arntion of the ;1ppl1eation tape of a l\Jarch 2l, 1973 meeting fo rms pending the pl<inners' studiL•s at a Tuesday, and some members said it \vas n1eeting two \\'eeks hence . t~.e n1ost dan1agi ng evidence against Considerations. includ ing the fut ure Nixon the_,. ha1·e heard. possibllity of oil driUing on almost 500 In ancJhL·r development. Ro~ino. told acres of the parcel inland of the rcpo11ers Tucsda.v that a s1gn 1flca n1 Shorecli!fs area . remain unsoll'l'd. portion_ of a ~lareh i. 1_9i3 \\'hite Hou~e After Tuesday's session , J!allm:irk transcript 1nay be missing. st ressed that leases for oil exploi!atlon l?O<lino . s~ud the t.1pc recording indeed exist. ~epresenung _that ~ranscr1pt .. app.1rently "There seczns to b(' :in a11 ful good oil incl~ a d1~~ss1on by . !'\1xon of .'~ po!cntial out !here." he s:iid. poss1b1/ny of \\hit~ House 1_~1·oil'ement ~n "The roun!\· has ;ilready grantr<J the .\Vatcrgate t'O\rr-up. i\1xon has said permits for thl' drilling. hut l!:illniark ~:i~~rst learned of the eovcr·up r-.tarch 21. :ind_ the heirs_ to the ~orstcr trust :ir1· Rod. ·c1 h . h d be asking th(' c11v lo eithe r <ll'l'l')ll tht• _gil"Cll ~n~3~1bv\h~ ~~ .. ~e~,~~l~: gr~nd ju~~1 drillin~ approv;:;ls as p:irt of the p:icka~1·. rhat records · a eonvcr~tion betiiet;l or cxc!udc !he u1t f1l•lrl fron1 tht• .\ixon and Press secretarv Ronald !... 11nn<'xat1on. That 11 ould lt'.'.ll<' It under· Ziegler an June 4, 19i3. aftef. Nixon s~nt county ~ontroL , se1·1·ra t hours Ustcning to tape s of other _counc1ln1c~ have se1·era! opt tun s o11 ihl' 111cetin"s n1.it1 er of fe~s. Hodi1~o· sii id one of the meetings thr y Vague poli_cics ha1c go1enll·d rul1n)..:~ discussed ,1·:is 011 ~larch Ii. bctiiecn on the feL'S in thl' pa.!it .• 1ni.J 111 ~ell·r.11 ;\'ixon and then-\Yhit e House counsel John cases they \\"l'rc 11·n1ved . \V . Denn !JI. Aceo rding to Rodino. it Sev~r~I olher.. annexations rt.'sull1'Cl in lncluded ·•a discussion of the \\'aterga lc negot1a.11_ons \\'h1ch pared ~he fecs-O{l11n 1nattcr and 1hc possible in1·o!vement of Trad1t1ona!ly. lh <' counci l hns rf't::rt rdrd \\'hite J1cuse personnel and others." the S~·JX'r-acrc ll'Y~· as a llll'ilns c1l The \\'hile I-l ouse-released transcripl of ~ssur1n~. !h:it t!1e nl'I\' propt·rty has "p:ud the ~larch 17 meeting makes no its dues and investors thu.s \1·outd shart' mention of \Valerga te . in thei r asserted obtigalion 10 genC'ral The comniill ce heard Tuesday a tape ~lunicipal financ ial con1m1tn1cn1s. of the :\larch 2! tal k bet1\·een . 'ixon and Halhnark said that it is hoped that if IRan. It convinced some Dcn1ocrats that the fees are still required that th cv no! :\ixon ordered Dean lo pa y Hunt $120,000 be paYable unlil deveJop!11":1 l <1("tual!y in hush money. takes place. ··11 1\·as a eommand. It \\'as said ver\· "\\'e v.·ant the l'tf..1ncc to <lo snnv· pasitJv~ly," said, Rep. Jerome \faldiC, interesting and sensitive planning of this 1D-C:i hf.1, after tnc cl.:.scd committee area. and v.·e believe 1\·c can do an hearing'. excellent job of it." he said . • Police in 'Rt1pc ' CLEVEh;\~D. Ohio tAP l -A JG.year· old Cleveland Heights girl has tcstUll'd sh(' didn't call pol ice or others after what sht• alleges 1\·as her r:.ipe by actor r.lel Stewart. Ste \\·art. 1\·ho plays t..:nclc Henry in the rBS trlcvison series. "All in the F:irnil~. ·· has deniNI thr charges. Thl' i:irl also testtfLC'd Tu~av in Cui <1hoi::a Criun11· Con1n1on Picas Court 1h;it ~h1· 1.11,;1"<1 her ;irrns 1:l 1nakc it t'<l'll'r for Stc11<1rt to reino\C her :-11 t':11C'r. •·He pulled n11! dov.n on the bed and • ·~:111 undrt•ss1 ng nit·· shC' tC'slifcd. ··r 111111 l1im ro !:!op but he didn't. •le then put :.i blanket 01·<'r n1c .:ind got undre5scd 11n1~elf :ind [;iy down on the bl'CI bcsidl' IDe." Shl' srdd ~Ill' 11·<1s afraid of hi1n :1 nd so 1!1dn "1 fight off his ad1·nntcs. She said !>tic <'vuldn ·t ll'a\"e lhC' roo111 :1flenYards ht·e:•thC ht• \\OU)d n't return h er t1nderrr11lls. s<i~ ing he 1\·anled them as a kt• ·;1-;<1 ke. ~!,,. ;1 !~0 t1·s11f1ti.l th7·~ 11t'rc in bed 90 l•'.l'Ull·~ ;nu! then \1;11L"hL'<I ll'l c1 ision <ln11 nstairs brfort' Stewart d r o \' e ,111;1y. She tcsl1f1t•d shr didn "t call police ;11 !h<it lln1c and didn "t call her parents. :h,H sh<' didn "t cal! for hl·lp during the incident or attempt to lea1·e. ~r.:.-said Ste1,·art !elephoned t"·o davs l.11L'r to <1polog1zc. · "!fl' said at :it thl' 1in1r he 11as helping llll' bcCXJnlt' ;i \1·ozn;1n but now he rt'COgn1zed 11 \\<IS wrong and he v.'aS concerned for n1e." •he said. •• ea• ~ • i · 538 CENTER STREET-COST A MESA-646-1919 CLOSED SUHDAT .. " .., . :-i-.~ -.... • "'- Baseball Shoes - All Purpose Shoes Soccer Shoes Tennis Shoes Warm-Up Shoes Football Shoes Wrestling Shoes Tennis Dresses Mens & Boys Tennis Shorts ·Mens & Boys Tennis Shirts Warm-Up Suits Hats & Visors Mens Tennis Sweaters • Tennis Rackets Wilson -Davis -Bancroft Dunlop -Yoneyama Racquetball Racquets & Balls Handball Gloves & Balls Table Tennis Paddles..& Balls • Squash Rackets Baseball Mitts -Balls -Bats Softball Shirts Softballs & Bats Volleyballs Basketballs Soccer Balls Slant Boards WeiJht Sets Bike Repairing Bike Parts -Tires • Tubes I I l ' • • • At Your Service A SUnday, Wtd11e.sday and Frktay Ft•ture Or the DaUy Pilot Cot a problem~ 'tlie-11 Pat Dunn. Put vour Sea St'o111 Progrt1111 DEAR PAT: We have lived in Orange :::ounty for two years and our tee n-agers. ike most, have become interesh .. 'ii in all )hases of y.•ater, sports, including sailing. \Ve do not hnv r our O\\'O boa l at this !i1ne. I \1'ould like to find out if th ere ls u1y kind of progra1n \Vhere our voungstcrs cn n learn to sail and be _nstructcd in basic navjgalion. P.B.t San Juan Capistraoo There are limited openln~s y.·itb 1he ~a Scouts (affiliated "·Ith the Boy ~outs of Americw I on Ship 610 docked in Ney.·port Harbor. Descri bed by its spokesman as "an e.\:cellf'nl opportunity for boys and girls, ages 14-18. to learn ;ailing and seamanship, the Sta Swuts program has recently reacti,·.11~d this ship to sen·e the south county area. Ship members \I Ill operate a 2 I · f o o t Tbwiderblrd sloop, fully equipped and rarrying a radio for ocea n sailing and trips Ul Catalina. Lieut. Col. A1. \\'. Oinnage, skipper, sa)'S adults are needed lo for1n the ship's com p a n y . Inexperienced putenti11l sailors who know 1ow to s••im are ellglble. --...... •:-. --~ .. Co111pla!11!11g.40 GPO DEAR PAT: Aft er reading your rcccnl letter fro111 L.L .. Lagun a Beach recently I had lo \\Tile to l(!ll you I've had the sante type 01 pr~tem -being ignored by the Go\'ernn1cnt Printing Office. Last Nove1nber I ordered a $10 book and a $2 poster. l'\'c recei,·cd nothing except for t"·o lette rs asking for more infonnation. Can you help 1ne loo, and is this a "trend " in poor service by the GPO? B.K., Corona del ~1ar The problem "as reported to the GPO Customer Service Department, P.O. Box 1533, Wasblngt.on, D.C. 20013, and your orders are being processed. The GPO has been plagued with problems like yours IOT years, but Rosemary Cribben of Congress' Joint Com mittee on Printing, said 1he reduced flow of C1>mpla1n1s '° the committee Indicates delivery bas improved. Sbe added, bo"·ever. that If leltl'rs to GPO contlnu e lo go unans"·ered, consumers may get action by vtrUing to their Congres.'liman or Senator. \Vlllia m Barrett, s pe c i a I assistant Ul the Superintendent of [)ocuments. says 85 to 90 percent of all orders &rf' supj)Osed lO be filled "·It.bin 21 \.forking days and service should Improve as more uulomatlnn Is introduced. If re:peated letkrs hrln~ no response, be ad\·l~d. as lhe rtcent At '\'our Ser\•lce colu mn did, that correspondence ht sent to lhc attention of '-1rs. Frances Sharpe at the Customer Stt\'ice Department Groups for Senior• DEAR PAT: Recently "'C recei,·ed li terature inviting us to join a club for peopl e in the 50s age bracket. Many· benefits "·ere offered . i n c I u din g insuranct'. pr escription se rvice and travel arrange1nent s. Jf I remember correc t1". the group is in Long Beach. The literature was misplaced and our attempts to locate this organization have not been successful. Can you try? L.S., Mission Viejo Information Is being maile:d to you from the American Association of ReUred Persons, for lndlvkluals over 55 and retired, plus details about the AcUon for Independent Maturity (A.I.ftl.) group for penoos 1ged 50-M. Otben wishing io contact ellber of these org:anl11dons can write: to !IS Long Beach Bl\·d., Long Btacb, Ca. State Lolterles DEAR. PAT: Rec"Cntly I read that six states no\v have lotteries. I've already made application to the st.ate lottery comm1ss1ons of New Jersey and f\.fassacnusetts. bul I'd like you to tell me how to apply to tne commissions of the other four states. S.1\1., Costa Mesa Five other states aow have lotteries, according to the Sept t5. 191% Issue: ol U.S. News and World Report. You can write to tbeJr lottery commlsatoa11 ln care of lbe following 1ta1.e capitals: Concord, N.H. 05101; Albany, N.Y. 12%87; llartford, Conn. OS301; Harrisburg, Pa. 17105, and Lan1tnr, MJcb. 4P!4. Home• for Stt1denu DEAR PAT: Forty homes are being sought for ftudent.s from France who will visit the H1D1Ungton Beach • Newport • Irvine • Lagumi Beach aru July 4 to July 30 under the ouspi<t! of the Foreign Study League. This Is • chance to show Europeans that the spirit, strength and greatn""I of America lies In our qualities ol abating, l'Ollctm !or one'• neighbor and tnl.....t In other peoples and their customs. Would Y')ll ask any ot your readers inte....,tro in this project to contact me? G.I., l.apDI Nlauel tateruted reader• are tnvll.ed to call a., ..... In .. , Lagv .. Nlj(utl, 4IMl:ll, or BU GmllflOft, LIJllAI Bee~, ~ ~ !1mllle1 "" upeded to provide -ud board •lleJ w I t ~ 1-por11tllol to ud ,,.., eiUIOI DVJ -.lop a wed! at N ........ llarllcw mp Sdltot •• -may -...... (!MU m tu GI -,...u ud prtnla .......... aol nqvtred. • • \ t • -· PlllF l"OU Sl•H 1"11011 Billmvi1•t1 S111·f • s Oflll Y PILOT :J Sheriff's A1•ea Substation Gets ~upervisors 01( Ignoring picas by a la\\'}'Cr ror !hr('(' 1nuniclpaJ courl Judges. Orange Count~' Supervisors Tuesday cleared a\ray the last obstacle lo ronstructioo or <1 lemporary sheriff's sub~tation in th1' La.guna Niguel courthouse. Attorney J\1ike titc:Cormick of the ta11 firm Ruta n and Tucke r spoke for th<· judges and tried to stave off board approval of a negative environmental declaration on the projrct. The judges, in an l'ffort to keep the sher iff otit of the courthooS(' com- plained that ttle projl'(.1 had tO have a full Environmcnlal ln1pact Reporl be.fore being blJilt. Deput y Count'y Counsel Claylon Parkl't told supervisors the negati\•e deehira· tion , a simple st..1ten1cnt Illa! lht• 1>rOJ· ec \\'Ould have 110 dclri mcntal 1•ff1:ct - h; all <that \vas needed. ti.1cCormick's appeal \\'as the lHll'<:\ i1t :1 string of attempts made by the judgC'.s to halt the project. .- h!'t'l' p:1rt1t'Ularl_\ blunt L'l /HS ('(l!ICIStll OI !he judgl'~. con1rnl'nted ;1ft<·r the voH· "I p1·r~o11al\I !h1nl.. 11 t' ~101·r1nll' \1hcn 1110 ll'\t'l'i ul •1111 cl'll!llPll/ J!O at l"3th otht'r llkl' 11J1, ;1t lht• !axpJ)'l'rs I 11co11sis ~e11t. -Bui T r111 ' EPJIHA'J,\. llast1 1.\l'1 -lt tllil\' h1111· la•cn inconsisti·nl. IJlil 1l 11;1~ dl•1llut"r:l.\I(· :\l I!" ro1111•n!ton Tu1•s,l:11 . Ille c;1;1nt ('0111111 fh_•publ1(';111 · l';irl~ llJh'd :1 plnltorn1 ~1ppor1111;.: hoth l ilt 111ul1t'r111bll· r1µh1 tu 1111• lrun1 birth to de<.1lh ;is 11rll :i.s ;1 r1 •1um ol tht• dt·:1th Pl'Halt.\' A wet suited surfer cuts across a wave off Laguna's St. Ann's Street beach as the surf froths around him. \Vhile air temperatures rose today along the coast water te1nperatures remain chilly. Although this fellow got a good ride, surf conditions general· ly were not good as a southwest swell of t\VO to three feet washed Laguna's shores. The judges elaiTn the proxilnit~· l'f police to rourts of Ja11 is a bad in1ngc to project. They also cl11in1 the shl'rl/f \\'ill oust the public defender's stnff from the building and rC'lcgatc thcn1 to a trailcr ··1 guess II<' ran b1• .i!'tll'-l'd ol bl'1nt.: inc:1n,1st1·n1 ." !'l!!d ll1l'l1:1rd (;riffin. county GC)P c·h111r111;111 "\\'t• u~:·d !ht• dClllOC'l:ltll' fll'Ot't'Ss. a11d 1h:it\ h<i\\ 1! Ciltllt' Olli ' outside the rourthou~t>. Costly Sippi11g Federal Com1 For County Gets At1ing Boord ChaU·n1an Ralp h Dlt'drich repeatedly interrupted !\JcConnick lo remind him that 1he only matter be.for<' the board \\•as apprO\'al of a ncgalivL' declaration. (,'01111 '·'" Du 111 p.~ To Be R eo pc11 ed But r.tcCormick sucreedced i n presenting all lhe p h i Io so p h i c a I St d f N d objections as \\'ell ns so1nc rationale for~· .53,000 Bottles ut Wine Auction 011 S111ulav.~ CHICAGO (r\P f -\\'et your \rhistle for $100 a sip ~ • U you tliink "the price-of111'1h-·i1as itht: sky-high, take a ·gandcr at t h~ catalogUe featuring a rare display of about 30,000 bottles of wine \\'hich go on sale today at a \line auction billed as one of lt'le world's niost cxtl'nsive -a nd expensive. Its sponsors. Jl eublein Inc.. ex pect more than $300 .000 to be offered for the assortments contained in 600 lots. They include cases or single bottles of classic ~·incs from France. Germany. HLUlgary, Italy, Portugal and the United S!atl'S dating from 1792 vint.ag rs through \1·ines of the yet-un tottled 1973 crop. The superstar of !be auction is the 1864 'intage Oiateau Lafite , a Red Bordeaux. coosidered bY some enologists as one of the greatest "'incs or all time. There are onl y a !c\v kno\\11 bottles around the "'O<ld a11d only one kno"·n l( y 0 Ce S full Effi on the pcojccl. ~ -i..~~ """'' h ·-·. I t 1· '>• H~ said the lalld ts zoned as 01·anne Counlv Su pCr\'iSors Tucsd<11 Jert>UVdm, wu!C LS e.qu1\a en to ive,.....,... agncul tural and th• prnjec\ · 1101 ·1 ... · · ounce hollies Chances that Orange C.ounty "'ill be . • c is · 1oted unc1nin1ousll' to reopen the c·ountr 's 1 . · . . . • . • pemutted use on the land. _ r, .. , ~ ~Yoo· · --~-~., s:z.y~ 1.t ~xpeds that .. Je----:tir.:-.:inv .. , rl1&1ble--~r _ 'ocatlOI". ;}~·-:1"' .cderal cocrt-"l'aMrer -S:itct-lh!i"l.'.iJim?:-7·flY-=~·m.l11'~t -UJ.1.S.Jltl . ays~_._ ---• ·-- (o reich a m1111mum or $15,000. _That improv~,... .. ~~ word=tclay that studies of choosing, is not suhject tq itS o1r11 zonf?l;.: But -thl'~' ··<Jg reed· I.hat-Sunclu~ hours .,.,.~~ks .out to $125 an ounce. . . need are underway in time for a July 1 la\\'S and even if ii ii•cre "the rount~· ~hnuld bL· tut back to a_sp:in of six h?ur~ This bottle has to be considered U1 the he . . \\'OtJ ld have to c\o~c doiin•ihe cuurthoust· \J(·!11t·1·n lfl ;1 111 . and 4 p.111 to continut· same vein as an .art ma~terpiece," said arin g. . . itself as non-ccnfo rnting ." l'.f11t"er\'i11g di1·st•l tul'I lh<it po11·crs tl11· Alexander C. ~JcXally. of Heublein. who Fe_cJeral court _ofl1c1al s ha\'e begun The board .decided l 0 install the lrasll·1110\ing L'qu1pn1cn1 obtained it from !he personal collection s,t~~ to dete~ how much of the substalioii in the courthouse because <;He Sup1>l'J'\'isnrs 1otcd fol' the Sund;i,1 of ;\1rs. Jantes A. De Rcthschild , of ht1gat~ presently handles by federal of the four courtroo1ns "·as vacant. rh1:surt·s ~!;1r11ng Jnn. 1 11hcn it \\a~ London . rourts m ~ Angeles actually comes It .,.,·a~ an econoiny move aimed nL le2rnl'd th;11 thl' fut·I 1·nsis \\'as pinching Her late husband's family has been' the from Orange County. saving as n1uch nloney as possible lo nff the suppl1· of diL'Sl'I fuel the (·ount1 proprietor of Chateau Lafite Rothschild 1lle data is to be presented at a July 1 apply to"·ard a pcnnancnt facility norm:1ll\· {·nnsurnL'cl. · for more than a cen{UT)'. Some other hearing set by the court administration several years do\\n the line. The <'~011n111\ r11easur1· s;1\·1·d :1bou1 11; .,.,·tnes at the auction are expected to go committee of the Judicial Conferen ce ~lcCorm ick indic:itcd lhnt the judge~. pcreenl nf lhl: fuel that \1ou!d ha\·<' bct'n for as much as $3,000 a bottle. The oldes t "·hi ch meets in Y.'ashington, D.C., an aide \\'ho hi red lhe privale atton1ey after used if 1hc du1nps 1~erc oi'll'n on :i full Ht· offering is a 1792 !\fadeira from the to Sen. Alan Cranston (0.Califomia) said being rebuffed by the coun1y counsel. hour schedule' on Sundays. private collectiilil of Prince Alexand er of Tuesday. "-"anted to resol\'C their differences J.asl 1\·el'k. s1•veral bo:ird mc.inbl·r~ Yu goslavia, in·ho now lives in Paris. "Prop<>nents of the establishment of a "\\iUJi:>ut going ro the extent of a voiced the opinion that thc fut'I situation The only American wines represented rourt m Santa. Ana to. ser.ve Orange Jawswt. has i111proved enough for the dum.ps to are from the california vineyards of In-C.ounty ~d port1o~s of Riverside and San Af~r the boar~ voted to approve th.e reopen. But action was delayed unti l this gtenook and Beaulieu. including a vintage Bernardino counties are encouraged to nega tive. declaration. he refused to say if \\'t'ck to Jcavc !in1c for study. 1934 Cabernet Sauvignon. ~~e~n~. informal.ion .suppo.rting their such action ~·ould be ta k~n . . , Coun ty Adrninislra!ivc Officer f{obcrl '1e"s, t~ Cranston atde said. Se.veral cr1mnaJ l ~\\'YCt s spoke during Thoinas gave superviso rs a numbt>r or 'Ann1esty Period' Begit1s June I £01· T1·affic Fines lnfonnat1on can be filed with \Vi\Jiam the 1mp~mptu hearrng and C<~ch l?ld the options rega rding action on the dutnp E. Foley, deputy director of the board 1 e presence of .police in rile hours. 1-Ie recommended they reopen on administrative office of the U.S. Courts, c;oui:troom "·oulcl be detrimental to the Sund avs but liniil fuel consuinp!ion tu 811 Vermont Ave., Los Angeles. JUStice srstem. 1>resei\l levels. Judge Ben Connally Wl·u cha·1r t"· J ly Supervisor Ronald Cas~rs. '"ho has .. • • • 1ic ~ ,... County Road Dcpartn1t.1nl ofllc1als sauJ I ~ting of .the court adm1n1strat1on 5uch a move "-OUld me:u1 some cquip- comm1 ttee which has set the Or~ge 1nent \\'ould ~land idle to makr up 1h1· County federal rourt matter for hearuig . Paper Reports Sund<ly fuel consumpt ion ADO TWO BREAKTIIROUGH . Thomas and the boa rd Tuesd<lv arrivl'd Cranston's aide t e rm e d the at another altcrnativl• -rcoPcning on • Jul'enile traffic offenders "i ll have a chance starting JLUle I to t-on1e to cou rt and pay outstanding ticket fines vd1hout fear of pe1'.'.llty charges. f'red P. Bing ham JI. a traffic hearing officer for the Orange County Juven ile Court in Orange, said Tuesday the special "amnesty period" "'ill run for tiO days ending July 31. During that time. court officers in Orange, at the Harbor O>urt and at the 30uth rotlllty municipal court hope to clear off a large part or their backlogged records. Bingham estimated the 1-larbor and south roupty courts probably each have a backlog of about 1,700 juvenile traffic tickets that haven't been paid off by the deadline. "In the Orange rourt, \\'e have about 7,000 or them going back 10 years," Bingham said. Bingham stressed that the amnesty period is only for people who in·ere under 18 years of age when cited -not adults. "Some of the people we expect to come Jn may have been juveniles when they \rere ticketed but are adults now." Bingham said. "'!bat's okay, though they can participate." The amnesty period doesn't exempt an offender from the nonnal fine but it does free them from the rcswnslbility Gf paying.penally fees . Jlllarh,1119 . A pygmy cblrn~anue, the llllh ·of a rare spec1eo born a\ the San Diego ZOo ln'the pas\ •lib\ 1ean. shows ienewed int.em\ ill her .urroundinga alter re- covering from. pneumonia. ' Jn the case of an unpaid $.SO speeding ticket. for example: the penalty fees rould amount to another $25 to $50 on top development _ a "major breakthrough" Sall Dieao Dl'tlg shortened Sunday hours. b~t ~ded _this does not mean that.~ new ~ Supervisors \l-'ere !old 1hcy could also distnct will be created to spec1f1cally have rontinued the present s1x-da.'· serve Orange County. J.l F '} operations. closed the dumps on a l'Ogra1n 31 S 11·eckday instead of Sundays, run a full-of it, Bingham asid . Five types of traffic offenses \\ill not be covered by the amnesty pragram. Off Guil ru~~r~~cl~~i~~c~~ ~vin~~~~t~~~ icer • ty i~:Cto~;.E~~"' l ~~f~r;e;:~~fo~~~ d~~~ possessio0 of alcohol in a vehicle and heroin addicts consider San Diego·.,. four- failing to appear for a trial. Of MaiislatJ~O"!JtCI' year-old experiment \vith n1ethadone treatment a railurc. a ne,vspapcr said "Any juvenile having a citation today. pending before these courts sOOuld go 10 SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-A former San Since 1970 nearly 1.500 persons have the court to "·hicb they ""ere originally Francisco policeman has been convicted undergone the treatn1ent sponsored by citei:I.'' Bingham said. of involuntary manslaughter during a San Diego C.ounty and the University of Bingham said he. suggested the drinking .spree on st. Patrick's Day. John California. amnesty program lo Judge William Drisroll, 33, was found guilty Tuesday of The budget ha.o; grO"-'ll rro1n $62.000 to Speirs after hearing about the suoce.ss of fatally *>oting Michael SteMit, 23. of $1.5 million annually \vith 80 employes a similar program being conducted in Santa Rose at a San Francisco tavern and five out-patient clinics as \\'ell as 11 Loe Angeles. \\'ilh his service revolver. Driscoll was residential thernpeut ic con1munily. Under normal procedures in a juvenile off.duty at the time. The defense pleaded But the San Diego Union s<1id its traffic case, the youth is sent a warning dim. · hed · beca · II · · ho notice when the ticket becomes overdue. uus capacity use Drisco had mvesll garion s \V.,. the number of gham been drinking heavily. He resigned from patient s voluntarily taking p:irt has Bin said if the warning fa ils to the police force last \l'eek. Sentencing fall en off sinee 19i2 and heroi n overdose draw a response, the cwrts have three alternatives. will be June 11. deat hs ha\'e incre;ised sharply. 1--------------------- . " - sc hed ule operation until fuel runs out 11r run a seven-day schedule 11 ith all hour.:; reduced. Purchasing depa rt111ent officials told supervisors in a report that full-scale operations ...,·ou!d exhaust fuel supplies by July. Saturday dump hours 11·crc shortcnl'd earl ier this yea r as part of the t•cononPr 1novc. The dumps are open fron1 7 :1.111. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays :ind rro1n ti a 111 . to 6 µ.1n. on "'eckdays. Supervisors took no c1ction lo L'llhcr further shorten Salurdav hours or to reinstate the 1\'l'ekday hotirs on Saturdfl~. Tho1nas first suggested that thl' Sunday dump hours bt.· tht· san1c as lht· reduced Saturday hours bu! the boa rd agrel'd sonlL' a11en1pt h:id to be made to reduce fuel use. -They can put a stop order in the affender's Department of ?o.totor Vehicles files making it impossible for him lo renew or replace his license until the matter is cleared up. -'nlcy can issue a "Cite Parent" notice \litich is served on the child's parents ordering them to bring the offender to court -They can issue a \\illTant for the youth's arrest. Bingham said the rourts issue an average of 20 warrants each month on juvenHe traffic cases and any that are still outstanding during the amnesty period "will be held back by police agencies to see if the offender comes in GEM TALK TODAY by 11111r1 111711 to pay his fine." Bingham said the amnesty period, if it is a success, could save the courts a good deal ol money because ·~t cost. more to bring them in by warrant than "-e get in return." He said hiS court alone brings in about $300,000 per year Jn juvenil~ traffic fines. Bingham said the policy ol seeking out juvenUe offenders is a ~lativety new one. In the past, he said, ~ stop noti« was laued and the OMV handled the matter !tun that point on. ''But we now realize we are dealing with young -le who <Ould become du'oalc olll!nden es adults If they aron't oor:rocted," Bll1tlhem said. "It Is important to cmvey to them that lhls la a serious problem." . Pag_o 3 HT KTralllc coded by JV Bln(ham said lines In a Juvenile case are ""'8lly based oo the ollender'a ability to malr.e good on the debt. lie said they are lllV!ll "every br<U" u long u they -a deslte to Pl.I' the fmeo. Bin&ba'!' abo said a lot ol )'OURI people '"' •!raid to oome to CJJW'l and ""' ~ Jll'08tOD1 t'OOld readt l1ll"7 ol th<ln. ,, J, C. HUMPHRIES • IH ~WfiiiiW!lM ?l ti!M -iii! THE WORLD'S LARGEST OPAL Its name is the "Hungarian," 1 and it is said to be the largest opal in the world . Weighing in at 17 ounces, this beautiful stone is as large as a good-sized orange; but in s pite or its weight and size. it was once worn a~ a pendant by one of the queens of Austri:.1 . IL i s certain that the '1Hungarian'' came from the • opal mines of Cernowitz in r Hungary. which have been 1 worked since 1400 ; but no one really knows how old it is. 1 As a measure of its \•a lue , m1d ·19th century Austrian monarchs refuge<) to part with the gem when offered 50,000 JUNE 16th OMEGA pounds sterUng, an astronomical sum in lhooe days and an even J /) I / I J /J higher price when measured , L ; -"luninhrw:J eweler:J agalns\ today's currency •alui;s. ,- Unlike many hislOric gems. 1823 NEWPORT BLVD-COSTA MESA the ''Hungarian'' has value CONVENIENT t EAMS • based on true worth as well as ~7VEAl'f1NTHESAME LOCATION lame.. 1 .. - , B.1n11.Amt-r•c.110-"'allier ~Q«I PHONE 548-.}4.Q 1 i , • l , i .J DAILY PILOT ------ --Jaworski Backed Up by l(ey Senators ~1 ilitllllts Rampa g·e In Belfast BELFAST. r\orthl•n1 lrl'land 1:\f') - Gunfire crackle>d toda\ 111 Prv1c>~1an1 strongholds of East lil·lfil~! a1: 1niH1 ~.01t strikers defied tllOu ~ands or Br111 ,h troops in combat ~ear !Jy Jf'·C'r(lt!lng barncades the soldier<> tlnd 111rn dn\1 n Tht·re wa s no irnn1cd1:1rt• \\ortl of <:asualries. but police .i::a1d six or se\ en men were involvr•d 111 tlu· shwl 1ng One mctb of young men :irmed 11 ith rockets and c:lubs aitatk~·d 3nd t'ncirclt-d a police patrol. and .:;old1er~ 1n L1rn10rl'd cars n1oved ln to rt!scue the officers. OBJECTS Tl!Ot.:GllT t1i b1· hn111\J<: \\'ere reported to ha1c bf'"ll d11n1pcd 011 :1 half-dozen roads a round !hf' l'\lSTi<r11 quarter. Army dt'1nrrl11inn <;f!tJ;'ltl~ \1'1•rt· dispatched to check the report~. Traffic that' had bl'gun fl11\11ng for !he first time in thrf'e tl<11;; ;iil(·r rht• :1rrnv s\\OOP snarled again ilS !ht: ne\r barricafles \\'Cn! up The Protestant rea<"!l (•tl C!l111l' a 11•\\' hours after soldiers in c11m·bat ge;1r Sl\'armed through th e Br111sh prnl'illC{•\ be)eaguert>d eapual. tleilnng strt·e1 ,· blocked to back up ~1 l,rott·Sl<int-ltd general stnkt'. IT \\'AS A Ql'ICK rc·ply to rl.oin1.; b~· "1 rtke lead ers th<lt th{'\' cnntro!lcd \'0r1hern Ireland 1n th(· point rif bl'111g a.blc to forn1 a pro11 i~1u11;il l!HI t·rn1111 n! Soldiers \\'ith blackenf'd face" <ind gun" ;it the readv movrd in nt dr11rn and quiC'k · l\" {'!ea red ~ll ma in road~ 1n!o l'n•· c<11H1.1I ·i·hcv IJulldnl'l·d \"t'hit:le~ !ri the sidt•11;.dl;-. EX tra Br11rsh troops 11c·rl' ;ill·rtl·d in Bri tain ln Ix· rt'ilfh to ro·inf•Jr<"L' tilt· )_;,._ UPl Ttlt~~O!O J6.rl(.().man force alrearh Jn l btec 4tfl Ti Ille :1 l'OHHd Af!(·r ·eight d;iys of almo~t totril in· .• . . -• t!11stflttl· di.;:11e;iHoo. -~ 1rul1~m~-h~<l--+1 1tnl+11~u~~Etb:63-llfil-~&£.1oi:tuIIB~-01l(cii\d..l:U.esQa):_ t1ghtt•ned thei r str:inglfhold 011 th·· rn E!a1n(· K:-1.1. 21. I! i.~ 11.'.l'rtford s fourth n1arnage, h~r fn-st. Hrilish province";:; caj')Jtal by .. cllltinb'Ofl --·-~-- 1/le distribution of fuel supplit·~'."9 TITE E:\RLY·.\IOR\'.J'.\G n-age girls 1\'ere 11·ound··d The ban on fuel supplies took l'tfet': :1l midnight. Ca rs 1rcre filled up Tue~d.1~ e1·en ing at the fe11· ser\'ice ~1a1 1ons r, - 1naining oix-n. Leaders of the gen•: ,1, st rike s~1id oil and gasoline 1•.ould be allo\\·eG on\\' for e~~nt1al ~rr111·1 , such as hospitals and pub!i t· util1t1l·~ -i.;: operating. \ri\liam Craig le;ider of lh• hardline \1angauard L'nioni~t party, tuld ne11·s:men· '"\\'c are in l'ffPr111·r control fJf !he cotu11ry. \\'e cer!ainJ.1· control lhv ~lnews of life in the co111n1un1t~'. O\'E OF llTS licutC'nants. r;11•1111 B:irr look an e\·en !oughl·r line· "\\ ,. !11uld ~l't up a pro,·isional go1·r·rnn1f·J1L 11 11 ,. tm.k the notion. \\"e hiJle tht· pO\lt'I' to go1·ern 1n our hands." Barr has emerged as tile bniin bt·· hind th e st rike callcd last 11 t>ek to g;11n reversal of concessions niade 1fl L'!ster's Roman Catholic ntinorit~' that sirik l! leaders sa v.• :is steps 101\'ard 11nifie:11io11 \l'ith the Irlsh Republic. ·nil: rt'{Hlhlie is a Catho!tc state. The first demand 011 the ~tr1kers is l"r provincial t•lection by next fall. Thv1r le<iders believe lhis 11·ould dernon~tr:ne 01·eJ'\\•helming opposition \u\1ard lr1sl1- unitvv. sarr is a men10Cr o/ lhl' '.\urtben1 lrel<-1nd provin{'ial asst•n1bl! hut h1~ n·;d 1l01ver s!en1s froin his rok· ~ts 1.:ourd:n<1l1ir 11f n1ilitan t Protestant groups. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE ""'°""'Y·~•.aav n """ ao nc.o "•·• '""'~IN' ~· 5 JO <t m ca11 arn yo,,, '"~' •'"I i.. >wo,c•' ' ,.., Ga"' l'P I"'~"""'" i 00 ~"' !>•fu11ay8l'<l SLnC•• llvouno' •-.. • •", ·'' , bv~~'" ~o•u•~•• mao.,., S."''" 1•·1 ~· "''"t>el>!OUQ<ll\ll,ou C.l··1a1~l•·e •' l·.,l~1 "., t.<Y'o,.,,,, Hvnt,~i·n~ B~~· n •10 l'les.1m,c5'"' !>•o c·~~"'~ C!C1'~1'•"0 S.ICI' ~'I' J\.!IO C..~"''i"O. Dana Pooni. :'..>u•ll l~Q"na u~u"' ,.~.,., '•. •l. ' •.:, ... ~ V eg·<ts G<i111bling Museum 011 'St 1·i1J' Hit by Fire I' nun \\"irt· :o-;er\ ices I \.-, \'J:1 .. \-.; :-,,., Firl' h;is ,j,. ··u'•·•l .1111 1_,1•11 n1-t<1~1110 operation on 1!11! L,;1~ \'t:'.!'1~ ··~1r1p." !Jul firt•fighlf'rs 111<1na.c"d In ~cr;1p<' off the· current:' 11h 1eh ll;1d bet>ll tised to 11~llp;1per th1· IJ!':!fo· OJ lil1~ l'l''>Ol'I Tl1(· hl.t7(· l,11;!-.L' nut 'hortll' tx.fTL' ;:: p •11 T1 "·~d·1v ;11 1:111\i ~n1p;1k'~ 11odd r.11nf1ll" .\!1Jlinn i)!>!l<ir Historic (i.i1nbl1n~ \lus1·t1r:1 ;ind C.'.lo;;inn_ Tlie l';1<;1no opc•ned in l':irly r\pnl ;111d h;1d ;1 i:<1n1hlin!! ll<"(·ns(• for l:'I sl'>t 111:1th1nt•-i\1Jt1r:u1· slot n1;1ch1nl·~ <il~1l 111•t •· ( n rli~p1;,1· as 11l·!l as a d1spl;1\· nt 1nr1nl'.\'· :i tollctt10:1 of g<1n1Ll1ng chips. :111tJ p!1u!ortr:1ph.~ of forrne r ~a n1bh11g fr ).!urvs 111 till· p:1~t hl'l'l' Sll{'h a,, Bugs;.:,\ ~ll'!jvl O Kirl11rr1• Rolf' .'11h11illed l.C~\I !IJ\ 1 L !'I,. -Fornier psy{'hi atric 1,.•i1c·n! Jan llall pk·»dl'd gui!L~' today lo ~1\ ch:il':!t.'i ~tt·n1n1tng from his bizarre •J:l•''~'"1 · 111 kalP:ip Prt!lCt'Ss ,\nnt« J.1111a 1:i"~ l11gh('<t iud::;c ordered him l'n1nrn1'ttd to ;1 1nl'nta: ho~pital indefinite- Ir. llRfJTIJ Ef, OIV1\ER ,-.;Jo:El\S /{/GI/TS o"\H:-10\ C'lTY. );e1. il"Pl! -The f11·~1 f}•·r~nn to seek a restoration of his 1·11 I' fl!::h1'> under <1 ne11· \erada la\\' ls . 10.· l"onloirtl'. 01rner of <t house of l•l ~1i1ut 1on nC'ar .\lustring. \e\·. r ·•·1lurll' said Tuesd:iy tha t he ser\'ed a ,1~11,. prison term for extortion and a 1· d1 1·;,I terrn !or 1neome tax e\·asion but 111 the last 10 .l'cars has no t been 1111\lll!l'd of '1 !Tllllt'. "I 1u:.t 11 nnt 111 be like c\·eryhody else." hl· ~:11d "I 11·ould like to he able !o vote :111d h:11'(' a!l 1h•' u:h,•r rights ... '! !1•' \t·vacl;1 IPg1slatt1r(' in I 9 7 3 npprol'rd ;\ hil! gran!1n,t: ('1\'d ri ghts lo t'\·[clons 11ho kept a ck·:in record !or 10 yt:ars. Flanked bv fi,·p policemen in the pri~oner·s cloCk ~it the Old Bailey. Ba!\ plea ded guilt~· in a lO\\. but firm \'Oice to the charges read by scarlet·robed Lord \\'igge ry. the lord chief justice. e Reds Sliel/ S. Vieu Co1nrnunist troops steppt'.'d up their offensive near Saigon teda\·, shelling go\"ernmcnt forrcs 'around a· provincial (..__IN_s_H_o_R_T._ .. ___ ) capitol as President .'.\guyen r an Thieu \·1sited the area. militar"' spokesmen said . ~ · The Communist shelling closed in round Phu Cuong city. !4 miles north of Sai gon. while Thieu made a personal visit 10 \\'ar refugees in the cit~· and a first ha~ look at the battlefiel d. • Credit Aid Foreseen \\' ASHINGTON - A SIBO million line of ('redit to fbe Soviet Union \\"ill aid in the export of $400 million 11·orth of U.S. ind ustrial equipment and an increase in domes tic fertilizer supplies. thr Export- lmport Bank has announced. In addition to the credit, another $180 million will be provided for the Soviets hy private American financing, not guaranteed by the bank, said Eximbank Chairman \Villiam J. Casey Tuesday. e Nixon's Polley 'Same' \VASHINGTON The fact that President Nixon hasn'P had a ne\\·s conference in t\\·o months does not mean he 1\·on't have any more, according to Deputy \Vh ite Hou se Press Secretary Gerald L. \\'arren. In reply to a queslion Tuesday, \\'arren said the President intends to hold ne.,..·s cooferences in the future "as he has in the pasl, I'm quite tonfident." The lasl one \\'~ ~1arch 19 at a meeting of u:e Natiorntt Association of Broadcasters 1n 11ouston, Tex. Rain Swamps Midsection Floo<l 11:aler..; S11rp,<' l> rer Bnnks • lit Tett•J>er·ftt 111·,•s ""'" l O"' P(O, ' ,_, • " " " " \', I .. " " '· ., " ' ' '. " " " " • fJ .S. Su111111or11 ..... VW' 11rn fWll'l'IOIN 1111 l\IUOl'l't 111•"'·~1 N•IY I o d • V I"' !f'lll"l l'M '11"'11td ""' Moh • ndl 11\d •• '1 tlood "llcllt• wtnl uo IOI' 1161' -1 M1Uo\trl llld c;~tr•l. llllnoit •• ""°"''°'nu clr\lt\Old w Ill two I ~ -t Midwest fncllH of r1ln ''°"' Te1as 10 Ntbrfsk•. F=1oodw11ers sureea over rlvtr lwlnks lhr(!UQ"<>U! lllt MlllW1t1, - H1Qh winds blew evtr iOff\f JS b4rn1. tool ihfd1 •nd eflltr 1!ructurts In f 10-mllt t1rt1ch of f1rml•ncl bel~ LYMQn •ncl Morrl1on. •II. Au111or11111 rePC•lecl na lniud11. 11 A IONllOO JWOOl)fd down 10 m fS •••• Of Aoo!tl:::r-r.· 11 .. Incl h•!I •l'ld htlYY r1ln1 wr,1 FIOtl, !11. tM M!W" River rt1chl9 OVll' llOCld 10!11<11 Jn !'· Louis l'Ot lht llrtl limt Tufsd1v 1 net lk rec:o<d'Mltlna llOOdirro '" ttn. Al f1't $1me lime, c\fy ollldtli CIHICtftd St. L011l1' 11-rl' le flooaw 1n end le"". mt•ltlna tl\f comoleHon 11' fl'lt MJ,t mlmorr Pf'Olec:1 --Of tM 111'9"1 In ll'lt MllO!I. Showt!'s ""''' see!~~ from New !nvttncl to FIOrld1 encl !n Ille Wut trom tM Horthtt h Racki.a to C11lforn11. E1rlv mornlnQ '""°"''tw.s rtl'ICll'd from JS dtllrtt1 •f l•••mle, Wvo .• to IQ °"'"' II lllO• , MIN. Coul•I Wratllel' f:1lr lolli'f. LIOhl 111rl1ble wlnc11 night Ind l!\Onllf!O tioun. btc:omf~ wwtterly 10 to 11 kl'IQft !11 lfltl'llOOllS kll:l•Y Incl Th\lhOly, Hflfh, l!ldtY tn tow 1111. Ca..1111 t.mwet111'h r•~• "°"' SI fO IO. Wlttt '9rnotr11vt1 4 Sun, Moon, 'l'ide. W•DH•IDAY Sll:O!ICI 111911 10:03 p,1'11, '·' S.Cotld loW ~:* "'"'· l,t THUIUDAY Flrit lllfllt ..... , •• , .. , lldfl,11'1. 11 f:l"I low "'"'····· J~ZI 1.m. 1.• SICOlld llJtf'I .... . •• 10:41 '-"'· •• J kOllf low .. -----····-..l:l:l-.m, t.O Svft • tltft J:tt 1.m. Sth P:!J P."'- M-rllf' •:M e.'".;_ S.tt ':IO p,1'11. I * * * Milk Gift Immunity Offered \\'ASHINGTON (AP\ -The Senate \Vatergate Committee tcda y voted S to 0 to grant immunity from prose<"ution in return for tc.stimony from Texas la11·yer Jake Jacobsen about an alleged bribe to J ohn B. Connally, committee sources said. Jacobsen has offered to drop his previous denials and s1\·car that Connally took SI0.000 from a d<.Jiry·farn1er cooperative accordin~ to info r n1 e d sources. Connallv. a forn1er st·cretar\' of the treasnrv in the '.\ixon adn11nistralion. has consiStl'JJlly denied taking thl' n1oncy. It is unlikelv th:it Jacobsen 111ill be cailed to teStify unnH.'<liately. The normal process for confirming :tn in1n1unity gr<:1nt of this kind takes 30 days. JACOBSE:"·s LA\\'\'ER, l'h<lrles ~l c:\elis. had to ld corn m 1 t tee i11ves1tgators that Jacobsen would invoke ihe Fifth :\mendment <1nd refuse to te>tifv about the S!0.000. But under a grani of im mw1ity. Jacobsen could bt· forced to testify or face the possibility of being held ln eo111en1pt of Congress. T\ro ;r the ron1n1ittee·s Hepu blican n1embe rs. Sens. HO\\'ard Baker of Tennessee and Ed1\·ard J. c;urney of -Aorida. "·ere not~'"'presem. ft>:=--toda~':5- brief meeting. ThJ Coffimiitee !>lopped ~:.Ort of granting Jacobsen con1ple!c immunity iro1n any prosecut ion in the matter 1\'.STE.\O , IT auLt'iorizl'd so-<"alled "use 1mmunit1·... 11·h1ch v;ould pre v en t r:rosecutOrs fro1n using an~ of Jacobsen's 1mn1une test imony ·against him in COl.lft. This 1s !he same type of immunity the eon1n11nee once granted 10 for1ner \\'h1tc House Counst'I John \\'_ Dean l !l Jacobse11 once S\\'Ore that Qe drew SI0.000 fron1 his client, A ~sociatt-d ~!ilk Producrrs. Inc., and offered it to Cvn nally for political use shortly after Connall y had helped persuade President :\ixon t:) raise federal rnilk price supports in 19il. Jacobsen also testified that Connail~' rt:fuu•d t\ie money and th:.t th e $10.000 tn c<:1sh sta\"fd in a Texas bank rault for 21~ years.· until cin FBI agent inven· toried the mon ey last November as part of a \ratergate grand jury's investign- 11011. The grand jury said thar pa rt of .Jacobsen·s story 11as a lie. and indicted • hi111 for perjury. \'.E\\'S THE~ LEAKED out through inforn1ed sourtts: that Jacobsl'n \\as offering to S\\'itch his testimony and to say .that Connally look the money and replaced it later after arranging a cover storv 1rith .Jacobsen. In. return, Jacobsen demanded that !he gove rnment reduce the perjury charge, and a separate se ven-count felony indictment in a Texas savings·and-loan case. to misdemeanor count s. \\'atergate prosecutors have sho1vn no in terest 1n stri king su ch a dea l \.11ith Jacobsen, sources say. \teanwhi!e, a fed eral judge dismissed lhe perjury indictment on technical grounds, but \\'ell-placed sources say they (_·xpccl that Jacobsen 'vill soon be re- 1ndicted on t\le same charge. G. Gordon Lidlly Probatio1i Cut By U.S. Judge \VASHINGTON IUPJl -G. Gordon Liddv. silent member of the original sevefl \Vatergate defendants, persuaded a judge today to drop a ye a r ' s probatiooary sentence because he did not \l'ant a probation officer dictating ho\V he lived. ··Just give me the time. I'll be happy to serve it." Liddy said ln one of his rare speeches in court. ··rd rather have the time lthan probat ion)." U.S. District .Judge John 11. Pratt, \Vho i\'1ay 15 gave Liddy a six·month suspended sentence and a year's probation for contempt of Congress, dropped the pll>bationary period. leaving Liddy with the suspended sentence. ·Liddy has been in jail since Jan. 30. 1973. and iS serving a minimum sentence o( six years, eight months for the Wate rgate bugging . "lhave your letter," the judge told "I have your letter," thr judge told ' it make sense." Jn the letter that Llddy wrote after he reportedly lore up the probaUon pepers. Liddy complained that through a legal technicality his probation could last seven years. · '. • Bootleg Booze Kills Three More in India ' NEW oeLHJ (UPI) -Three por!OllS in Gunthur diarict of Antlhta Pradesh died ru..day alter sharing a bOttle ol boofleg wlllskey • U b<Wght to 27 the nwn~ or pei900S kllled in iirlrudng such illegal liquor over the pasl lew 'l!Y'· ' ,J ' UPI Ttlfpho!g De111ocroi's Cl1oi,•e Pittsburgh !i.layor Peter F. Flaherty has won Den1ocratit 110111inati o11 to U.S. Sena te . \\'ith 95 percent of vote taunted, }lahery· had 440.5.J. l votes to 422,339 for consu1ncr advocate lierbert S. Dennen· berg in Penn syl vania . ~ La,vyer Grou11 ,i\:slrs00i() -v oilr '72 Electio11 \\' . .\SJ-fl:\GTO:\ 1:\PI -A la11~cr·s orga11iza!ion has asked a federa l rottH 10 set aside the 19i2 presidential el<"C'tion as --an utter fraud" and to order the ous1£'r of President Nixon and \'ice P~esidrnt (~r<;ild R. Ford. The 207·pa ge suit. filed Tuesda~ in t.:.S. District Court by the i\ational La11sers (;u1Jd. contends the election \\as inia l1d becau~ of "numerous criminal and othe rv.·ise unla"·ful ads" cornmitted 1n 1\ixo1i's re-election campaign. TllESE ACTS, !ht' suit rh:1rged . amounted to a conspiracy that \'io!atcd the An1er1can people's ''fundan1e111:1l right to a republican form of go\·crnn11•nt and tht'ir right to democr:llic ~tll· go1·crnment through meaningful ;ind full particip.1tion in th(' poli!ical protl'~S" The suit said Ford should be ousted along 11·ith Nixon. because if the l'l ectioo is deemed in\'alid then J>:ixon"s :1tt1on 1n naming Ford as a successor to !':ip1ro T. Agne.,...· is also Jn\·a!id. The Kational l..a\.\.')'ers Guild. clairning 4.000 members. describes itself as '":1n association dedicated to me ne«.t for basic change in the structure of our political and economi<' system." BRISGlfl."G THE suit a!oog 11 ith the guild .... ·as a groll!) calling itself the Committee to Set Aside the 1972 Election . Plaintiffs in the suit included "80.000 American ci tizens." among them Rf'p. Ronald V. Del!ums <D-Calif.1. and baby doctor Benjamin Spock.·'The United F'amlworkers of Am~rica, th e Vietnam Veterans Against the War. the Southern Conference Educational Fund and the Black Panther par1y also 1~·ere among the plaint iffs . A spokesman for the lawyers' guild said he did not think any federal judge \l'OUld have "the guts" to nullify the presidential elei;tion. ·'But .,...e feel the legal principle we're presenting is a valid one." said the spokesman. Leonard Kocnick. Pimelists Se11d Sig11al To Nixon \\'ASl1ING TO N IUPJ ) -The Senate Judiciary Cornmltlet• h;1s sent a "clear signal " to President N1:-:on that it expet1s sµecial prosecutor Leon Jaworski to be allo11·ed to C"onduC"t a t ho r o ugh , independent inv<•s!L ga tion of \Vatcrgate, 111·0 1mncl 1nen1bcrs snid today. Sens. Uir ch Bayh ( IJ-lnd . I and Charles ~lathias 1R·l"lld.1, agreed that the President has the pov•cr to fire Ja1vorski fro n1 his post in the san1e fa shion that he orderL'CI tht• dismissal of Archibald Cox l;1s t OcL 20. BUT BOTll SAIO if Ja11·orski voere fired, !he Pre!iidenr vtou!d be 111 violation of ;1 Ju sticl' Depa11ment regulation binding hnn to consult congressional h'iiders ht·fore !ak1ng any such action. Th'l, \\"hi!e Hou se Tuesday di srnissed 1.1t.'culat1on that .Ja1\·orski 1ni~hl hf> firl'd fn r subpol•naing presidential tapes and other m;1!,·rifl!~ ·r he Jud1ci11r.1·. ~,~.:.::,::";;; .'. l:·,h: "'; • '. Ut'::<..i<I~· Jo,,011 l!li.! ;1 Ji totnplaint by .J<.11•.r1r- ~ki th:it tlu· \\ hih• l!ouse 11·;1,,; ;:illt'mp· ,...._ "' ting 1·1 111 :t k e :1 "f<ll'l'l',. U! Ill~ JlP'I· • I IOI\ by ~.I} Jli~ )1t' JAWORSKI h;id no rig II! to subpoen~1 e1 iJt•nt:e fron1 ,'Si:\(11) .• -...... ~ • .~,-~~...-··--Tilt' l'f)n1mi!tC.e ga \·e Ja1v·orsKi a sfrOng""-.. .. \"Ole o.f ronfidoncf'. corn1uending-his ltdelil~· to duty and reinforting his ;1t.11 hority 10 subpo(•r1a. j n f o r 111 at i o n tl'lat1ng !u \\~Ht·rgalt' .. \\"II,\ T TIJE C 0 :\I .\I I TT E E • S resolution did 11as to send a elcar signa l to the President rrtoi.,rnizing that the Prrs:ident can fire ;\Ir. J ;u.,·orski and :1nothcr Sl'l of attomevs gcncral. but that 11 c hope the rres:idefit I\ ill not pursue th:it p<lth again,"' Da~h said.-!\lathias ;1~reed. ·•\\'hat I think v.e 11"e re saying to the President ll'<IS 'f'leasc. ~Jr .. President. don·t do it again. If you do . v;e're going to be forcc-d to t.akr steps to keep. ~r. J:11\0rski"s independence operatmA,··· Bayh said. "lf the PrCBident is not willing to let the rl•gulation stand Jnd ge t \Vatergate out on the table and get it behind us 1 :ind! dct:ide guilt or innoecnce in a IJe!J1·1·:1blC' n1annt'r so that the pt.---op!e can havl' ronfidPncl' r1·stored 111 their svstern 1.r !:his. thi:n the Sen:ite Jud.iciary L"om1n11tl'C. I th ink. served nofi{'e .ll'Sterda y th:it 11·..: are prepared to take 11ha!cl'rr stcp.s 11e can to restore tonfidencc .. ~l.\THIAS A\I}, BA \'}I rejected a \\'h1!e House argui11L•nl that Ja1l'orski is :in emplo~·e of the President and thus rann0t subpo('na him for information. "The ('ha rter \l'hich \\'as given to the spc«inl prosecutor 11·as very explicit." \la1hi:is said "It i:;a1·e the special prosecutor <iccess to el'idence 11·hercvcr that t VidentC' rni~ht le;1 d.'' lie added: "[think !he Congress and l bt•liC\'C the \\'hole A1ncr1can people understand th at the special prosecutor's office v:ou!d indeed be a farce if he t:ouldn't reach the evidence that was necessary 10 prosetUlt• the cases." ~Tathias said l\ie com mittee had responded to the challenge to Jaworski by '"reaffirming the chaHer (setting forth his authority\ and rnak ing it crystal clear." The con1mittee \'oted do\\-·n 9 to S a proposal by Sen. l::d 'Nard f\.l . Kcnned"ll.tD- ~lass. 1, to hold µubli c hearings in Whlt{i Jaworski and presidential lawver Jame~ D. St. Clair .,..·ou!d debate h0w far the prosecutor 's powers extend. •Made Me W at~h!' Maid Describes Tortur e · Slaying ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. IAP ) -A fonner motel maid has testified in the second day of a murder trial that she saw three members or a California motorcycle gang "torture and shoot" William B. Velten Jr. Judith Frances~ Weyer, 'll, told a district court jury Tuesday she saw Ronald B. Kelne "cut and carve on the victim's chest with a knife heated in a waU1 furnace" in the Albuquerque motel where she was employed. "I saw Richard W. Greer shoot the victim• through the head with a gun and then hand the gun to Thomas V. Gladish who shot •him four times," Mrs. Weyer said. THOSE CHARGED in the slaying• arc Keine, Gladish, Greer, Clarence Sn\ith and Arthur R. Smith . The men. members of the 'jVago.,'' motorcycle club, saltt they were from El Monte and West Covina. cam •. Mrs. Weyet had said she knew Clarence Smith as Sandy Morrison, but defense lawyer Allen Well told the court that Morrison's real name is Clartnce SmiU1. She .,.. altaclted by Clarence Smith and by Keino, Mrs, Weyer said. "Morrison (Clarence Smllb) held \ne about ~ foet lrom the victim and niade mi watch the.. cuttlng.'L she fes!fr!C<l,, "Greer llld G11dish thon ohot Velten . Greer shot hin1 first. lie wns still on the floor, tied up. "Greer sh<>t him through the lower left jaw and then handed the gun to Gladish . Gladish shot him four times throught he head ." SUE SAID SHE first met Kleine Feb 8 outside the Bel-Air Motel in Albuquerq~e. "I fell sorry for him. He said his name \vns 'G rubby' and asked me if I knew \vhere he could stay. He said he didn't have any nioney,'' Mrs. Weyer said. She said she was a maid at the motel ''so I told hln1 he could stay in a room !hat I hotln't cleaned yet If he promised not to te l! :111ybody. "Later h" l'nme and ,:tot the key !rom me. 1 w1"1t to the room 1vith him and !eft bcc11usf' some strAnge things "'t''" there wrre five or.her men in '!he room . r going on. "A few minute.~ lat<'r Grubby (K~in<') came and got 1nc, He said he hnfl something to show me. I went back and there was, Velten tied up on. the floor wl!h Greer balding hi• fee~ and Gladish balding his arms. , '- 111 WANTED TO LEAVE,• but they ~ wouldn't let me." I &thel Prutt! "' Fort Worth, Tex., -mother or Velt81l, wu called by the stat• 11> testily Im br<lke do\Vn and cried, "' U1f stand alter tW<J qucstloos, ·, • • • AIMnale Assembly Pane l Rape Bill Reje~ted A'bduction R evealed SACRAMENTO (UPI) -An all-male Assembly conunlttee bu rejected IO(llslatlon aimed at mtnlmtzlng the embarrwment oulfered by rape victims when their past sexual relatloruihlps are probed In rape tTI~. \f[owe.ver, the c r Im in a 1 justice committee agreed to r<COOB!der the bill (SB1678) by Sen. Alan Robbirui CO.Van Nuys), next month in hopes a compromise can be reached. The 3-1 vote -one short of the minimum four votes needed for approval followed an all-day hearing Tuesday that included an impassioned plea by a rape victim ud occasional .shouts by women in the jampacked alldlence protesting remarks by male attorneys. THE SENATE-PASSED bill would make evidence and questi ons concerning t h e victim's previous, sex u a 1 oontactl wltb. peraons other than the accuaed attacker inadmlssibl.e ln rape trials. Several committee members said they agreed current courtroom procedure wu not fair to victims because it required them to disclose intimate sexual relationships that may not be relevant to the rape. But the conunitieemen indicated the bill went too far and denied defendants' rights to a fair trial. Ethel Mae Shllflel, 43, a Stockton n10ther or f o u r children, testified her wrists were broken, head injured and body punched repeatedly In a 1968 rape Incident and her problems were given poor treatment by physicians and other officials. Shaking nervously, M r s Shifflet said, "I hope you people on this convnittee have compassion for rape victims .. .J needed it and didn't get it." BUT PAUL Fil.2gerald, spokesman for Califoria Allomeys for Crimina .. Juslice, later said many rape LOS ANGELES (AP) - Palrida Hearst, a gun on her hip and a knife in her belt, told a ltldnaped Lynwood youth she was abducted by the s y m bionese Llberalion Army but later joined their cause when her father's free food program was mishandled, Ute Los Angeles Times says. Hearst family spokesman John Lester termed the account ''sill y." "Randolph Hearst did ~ve rything he \li'a5 supposed to do and then some," Lester said in Hillsborough. victims are ''vindictive. L----------~ Poste1·s Of Patty Issued WASHINGTON (UPI) -A smiling Patricia H ea r s t • appearing on a poo<er und.,. the word "wanted" a n d · descrtbed as "armed and ~ extremely dangerous," begins appearing today on post office ~"""~ and police station bulletin ~ boards. Ul'I T..,_,e AWAITS DECISION Journalist Farr OAILY PILOT $ Decision .Delayed On Newsman Farr , ... LOS ANGELES (UPI! -A s_.,.. Court Judge Tue9day delayed a ded.sion m whether more time in jail Y.' o u I d convJne~ Los Angeles Times newsman William Farr to reveal his aources. Judge William H. LevlU continued the case until June 7 when oral arguments will be heard and Instructed lawyer> for both sides to file briefs by May 29. n.e hearing was ordered by 1 the state Coor! of Appeals last January lo de<ermine If being I sent back to jail would force I Farr to name his sources for a story written during the 197~ 71 Charles Manson trlal. Oakland Ma1i Guiltv The appeals oourt turned ! down Farr's appeal of his contempt citation and said the 46 days the reporter had already spent in Jail 1..'0Uld not be cruel and unusual punishment beca:~ it was meant to coeroe, not pmish. He was freed on appeal. but theoretically could be re.turned indellnitely. "' Actions 'Excessive' spiteful and have rant11sies" and added "many rape cases are outright ffauds." He was Sacramento The FBI began distribuling the first "wanted" posters Tuesday. A spokesman said about 175,000 J)OSters were put on commercial airplanes for distribution on the West Coast. There will be added distribution throughout ttie nation and more posters may be printed if needed, the SPokesman said. In Hearst Extortion 0"11. WAI'! Ot.OOUH,S .MAliNING'.S. CoLLECTORS : SHOP •Liv " by women in the audience. OAKLAND (AP) -An greeled by shouts of "No, no" Oll _Alert A CL U S LA P l • Robbins estimated th ~ t F M k Oakland man has been . ays 0 ice 80 000 rapes occur ; n ete a es sentenced lo one lo live years C~lifomia each year but only F 01· SLA 'f rio in state prison after pleading 8,000 were reported in 1973. Jt-B l guilty to attempting to extort Handled SL,4 Poorly ~~~ .. ~~m.~tec;h~c~· 1h~ sA€RAMENTO <UPI) -are y-~ $800 from <he Randolph .., vletims must-endure under About l20 -policemen and FBI Hearsts by promising the current law. agents searched the north LOS ANGELES (UPI) -release of their kidnaped I LOS ANGELES (UPI) -obviouslv volatile situation so "A rape victim is made to Sacrarnento area Tues d a Y ':J:: f~y1:3"~ s;8~~eant daughter, Patricia. 1 The American Civil Liberties rapidly." feel she is the defendant being ~·~~t f~:~: cl~~rryliigk; Pageant o!ficia.ls 5 8 id Joe MerriU, sentenced Union charged Tuesday that She said the hous~ 1vi1s placed on trial," he said. Patricia Hearst. Tuesday the second annual Tuesday, admitted to Alameda police used "excessivo" poy,·er !'lUrrounded, the SLA could not Besides rejecting Robbins' Police Ca pt. Carroll Johnson contest will be held June 30 at County Superior Court Judge in a shootout Friday that have escaped. and perhaps bill . the c:omfl1.ittee delayed said, hoY"ever. that citizens' the Rodger Young auditorium. Stanley Golde that he called killed six members of the they coWd have been taken action on a rival bill by descriptions did not match Some 26 contestants are the Hearst home in Symbionese Liberation Army. alive. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty, ?\1iss !!ea rs! or fu g it i.,. e expected to compete. Hillsbrorough April 15, spoke Ramona Ripston, e~ecutivc "There are many people (0-Los Angeles). requiring Symbionese Liberation Anny The pageant was f Ir st with family spokesman John director or lhe A CL U • ,,.ho feel that what took place defense attorneys to show why member Emily Harris. scheduled to be held at the Lester and offered to release suggested that there were ,,·as an official execution," the victim's past sex u a I Johnson said a y,1tlte "'·oman Indian Hills Country Club, just Mi~~ Hearst for $71.50. A other means of handling the said the Rev. C. Hennings, history should be mentioned in and two n.en tried to rent an \li'est of Riverside. But officials woman telephoned later and situation other than 8 president of the Southern court. The judge w o u 1 d Apartment for $175 for llvo there objected, so it was upped the ante to $800. shootout. Ch r is t i an I.. ea d ership consider the issue in a private days in a black neighborhood. moved to the Indian \\'ells The Hearsts were ordered t.o "\\'lien the risk to human Conrercnee west, who took hearing without the jury An unidentified apartment hotel. leave the money in a car to be ti fe is 50 grave. where part in the ACLU criticism. present before the evidence manager said she saw Anti-nudity ordinances parked at an Oakland address. potenlia,l _ ~am1~: .• to . honles Cnidr. Peter J-lagan. police could be admitted. ,reapons and su~pected that· prohibited the show -at the This was done and M~rritt up the envelope. Extortion charges were later dropped ' ' •1:1..1.. ag~t an 18-year-old girl. ~Iliili~~~~~~~~~ ALL AGES LEARN TO SWIM s-•'• A.st s.-Lns. ,, ..... FOUR ""'1LS TO IMSTltUCTOlt A.,.: 6 MoL to .,, Yn. ORANGE COAST YM-CA 1300 l,Wyenlty, .... ..,,,.,.. .... le9dtodkwc 14 ,..._Mow to..., ll. , ... C'""1 ....,. 171 CL.ASW JllGIM JUtll 17 Atlt MM IYlll 1 WllKS THIU SUMMll: Aho: -• Mo i..-An -CALL 642-9990 and ne1g bon 11JVUS is so . ·~ .., 0 ur ..... 0 D Jh• woman was Mtss Hearst, _\V'ltel W\3.S g:rabbe.d wb.en.JJe. pi.tked, ••.. --· ---------·--··---.• _, --·--· -~ -·-sev.:erl!--ito·i#.-tt:ft:cutt. ·10 --sp.:>kesmen;·--comrnarted·-m'" --roov -.s .~.,,..,,~. )I' ---·--_:·--·-· -·--""--· · ---· ... ·--=.=-:-~~ · --·--------·-_-_-_-___ ---··· 1=-.,·-.-~-.. ---~----.-:::: ... --. urlderstind l\'fiY 01JieT ":1aW' •. reply tl\i["'jt-· wa..;-the SLA --Tepresetrtir1g's• the · AlT~nain, I;·:.· _:·.:.··:_ __ _;-;_·_:-___ _:_.;__;;,;::.;;._.;_...:;;,;_; ___ ...;, _____ ...,;;..,.__._ ___ ,.;·,;,·.·;,;·-·--.-;,;,;· -----------, i enforcement procedures could wtl.ldi" "began SOOOttng: and ·-0Vll tl~i""Ytf!"~Unl«SnnAld t?R!t not be attempted." she said. si't'tce there was the danger the Sieroty ?11.1 would pre\'ent !he "The · entire lragrdy ~ga n SLA v;ould shoot innocent rape victim from suffering an d ended \\' i L h i n bystanders, police had little embarras'ment in most cases approximately ooe hour," she choice but to shoot back. 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Origin ally 7 .l 0 rn $1 0, 3.99 Order by mail or phone. Men's Furnishings i I SANTAANA SOUTH COAST PLAZA • Shop.Moodaythru Friday, 10:00 Lm. t0 9:30 p.m. I llullodc'• Sonia Ana, I Fashion Squut, 2800 N. M.lin Sttttt, S.nt1 Ana, Teltphon<: '47·721 l Satutday, 10:00 Lm. IO 6:00 p.m.· Bullock's Solilb Co.st Plua, Saft Diego -,_,,q at .BrisQi~ Cosca M..., Tdtpbooe: 'S6-061 l ·-• •· ' s DA.RY PILOT EDI'J'OBLU. PA.GE Painful Decision·s Personnel cutbacks proposed to balance lbe Laguna Beach municipal budget Utis year can be just numben on paper until ~·ou see wha.t l! really happening to tbe people 1nv o!\'ed . J ..o~ing a j(lb is a real and personal tragedy, espe- t1ally for h1ng-t11ne employes who ha\'e given their )'e.ars and )Outh 1n Lil) sen•Jce. ,\ c:a .. e in r(J•nt is 17-year ''eteran pubHc works em- ployc. l~il1 ~1or1t;.:t1mery. a handicapped custodian who5e "position 1 su~gested for elimination. ~lont ;;nn1c:ry employed to clean beach and park restroorn~ .. earn 8712 a month. At 53 . he's still two years short of ret1rc:men1 dj.".e. but like]\' too old to be consid- ered for em1,J1,;.n11~111 el se"·hert ...:... e\en if an employer were tCJ ovcrtrJut: h1 <, handic:op. Jlubltc: \\ ork ~ Llirectur Stan ~h<Jll emphasized tha.t no individual., ore being fired. but that positions are be- ing eliminatcll. The entl re~ult i.~ that if people are in the positions when they ore tut, the people are out of a job, unless another position i.\ open for which they qualify. Open position~ <1re hard to find -the city counriJ rut 18 positions in the preliminar)·. budget -a11d eac:h department wants to keep rJnJy the best. ,\s one admin· istrator put it: "When they J?Ul the srre'ol.'S to you, you want to assemble the best force possi ble. You can't cut the new young strong guys and keep the old guys who would like to work but can't." l.aguna h1slorically has had significantly higher per ca.pita municipal costs than surrounding communities. inrluding other beach communities where city services c:ost n1ore per permanent resident than elsewhere. f'aced with a gap between income and expenditure. the c:ouncil ordered perso nnel cuts as the only way to 1noke ends meet. The council should recognize Jong·stancling devotion and service of mony city employes and not just set them •drill U the city oannot •hilt personnel.JlJ!.• to be laid oil to other jobs, it should work with other public agen· CK!&, 111cb .. the wal<!r and <ehoot districta, and with priva"' business to find jobs for people Involved. ~ are trying times but in trying times com- passion is all the more necessary. Not Council Business San Juan Capistrano's city council has c.:ome forth ~dth yet another idea that more rightfully belongs in the chambers of school trustees. Councilman John Sweeney has sought to resurrect an extremely controversjaJ issue which trustees of the c·apistrano Unified SchQOl District buried many months ago. • S"."'eene~· seeks a straw vote election on the possible recons1derat1on rJf all·ye2..f school as a way to cope with soaring population growth. linoffi('ially. the news isn't being greeted h·appily Uy the school di strict. and understandably so. Parents and nonparents ali~e once banded together ~o defeat . the concept when trustees ~ught it up. The same critics \'o\li·ed to help the district out of its troubles by flghting for passage of a tax override measure. It passed by a landslide. Sweeney insists not everyone was polled on the all- year plan -and he may be correct. Still, those who did care ~nough to speak did so decisively on two separate occa.s1ons. \\'e suppose that a ballot measure \li'oulcJ cJo little hann, in that it ~·ould only ask an opinion. But it couJd reopen old wounds in the district. s '!Veil, who know>9 II ·e might ha1·e a president someday who ·c1 like to fight another Jill le war over there.' Test Your Ucar Tl101ights fro••• tl1e Ottoperso•i ~ -~--f( 1iuwteifg·e Of Oddities ~YDNEYJ.H4 or thP h<irder quiz1es . ''Odd Man Out'' SCf'ms lo be a f:ivorit,. In ent:h lisl . one name or ll!rm dot·s 1111t properlv belo11~-wh1rh Ollf'. and v.l1y·! Four our of 10 right is not a shan1c-mak:ing score tcxl<i y. I (;all<ihadion. Hrroker·.~ Tip, C:ounl FIL'<'L Cit:1\u1n. ;111d ,\1;in (J 'V.':ir. 2. Sa111-(uin1·. Choleric.:. Anemic. i.lrld Biliou!-1. 3. IJ:-ivid and Jonathan. Ach11l1!S and P<Jlroc:lus, Sherlock ll olrnt•!i and Dr. 1tforlarty, Damon and Pylhias, Orestes <ind l'yla<les. 4 .Jack Benny, Frl•d i\1!1·11, Lou Holtz , Lennie ~rucc, ;.ind l'-JJ.dic Ci!nWr. 5_ r.1yopia, Anorexia , Aphasia, JJysplusia, and Accid ic. 6. Noc l Cov.ard. lloagy Curmichael. G"°rgc M. Cohan, Irvins Berlin , and Cole Porter. 7. Sir .loscph !'orter. \tajor {ieneral S!anlt'y, !ht• !Juke of l'laz;1-Toro, Colonel Bogey, and King ~lildcbrand. 8. Acliun1, \\'nter loo. G ci ! Ii po Ii, Sevastopol. ;ind f..11d1\•ay. 9. Arrnour, Brc11•:.ter. C.'.lr1er, i\torris. ;ind \\'rndsor. 10. 111 rt pt1t:k of pluving-card~. three of the four King! have moust~1chcs-11 hich one is the cxld man <HJL? Al\'S\\'EllS: I. f..lan O'\\l<.ir 1s the only horse of the -c;r~o1i1y°' · Gu, El 1'1orro ScOOo\ near Laguna Beach. 11·hich is accessible only from Coast High...,·ay. haJ been try· ing for years to get a traffic signal so there v.·on 't be a school bus accident. No luck. How c<>me that lr1·ine mess on Promontory Point rates one before it even operu? • PARE~T GIN"'' Gui cttnme"ll ''I ......i,. .. llr ••• .. rt 11111 • -1 ~Mtlht rtfl~t "" •l•w1 ~ "--••-r. le"" ~t '"' ••1v1 i. G'"°"" Gv .. OlllY l"llff. five v.hQ nc1cr \\On the Kentucky Derby . 2_ 1·hc 111edicv<1! ''four humors.. of 1nedici ne did not int:ludi.: "An!!n1ic.'' J. All couples v.·ere unite<! in deep friendship, excep t llolmcs and ~toriarly, 1\hO v.·ere de1:1dly l'ncmies. 4. All these romcdians changed their real names for professional reciS<lns. except Lou Holtz. 5. The first . four ;ire physical dysfunctions : "Accidic'' is a spiritual disorder consisting fif l'aSl boredo111 and apathy. 6. All these romposcr!; 11 rote I heir ov.11 lyrics, except lloag:y Car1nichacl land not one pcrSl)n in a thou!Wnd kuu11s v.ho 11rote the lyrics lo his inost fan1ous \UllC ... St<irdu~l" J. 7. All arc leading characters in C:ilbert & Sullivan operettas. 1.:xccpl Col. Bogey , an imaginary player in golf. 8. Decisive naval battles of the \1·orld. except \\'a terloo. v.·hich 1 despite its nil me 1 was fought on land. 9. All are famo us antique ch:1irs. txr.:ept Arn1our. 10. Only the Klng of llcarts is Jacking a moustache. !No11•. to test your observational pov.·ers further, v.·hich is the only King in profile?) To the Editor : \\<'hile resting comfortably in my lounge chair, the other day, with both my f~t !<>!retched out on the ottoperson, I heard a nev.,"S commentator on Channel 13 referring to the "spokesperson" of a political group. THIS ~e\'ialion tot~ English language v.·as obVJously made m deference to the v.·opcrson's liberation movement who now frowns on utilizing a certain three· letter v.·ord v.·hich offends them. \\'e are slo\rly being indoctrinated in a nev• vocabulary v.·hieh 11ill force our children to call lhe firepersons if the house is oo fire. the policepersons if a crime is eon1mitted, the mailperwns for stamps, the n1ilkperson for their fa\·orite drink. ere., etc. \\'e alreadr hare I he Lhairpcrson ~of the · Board, the c JJn111it!cepcrson and the spokesperson. It \1·i11 probably get a bit hairy "-hen the t,o\·s rca<.:h f)"rsonhood and s1art tc<iching th..:ir ov.11 t..·ilildren not to personhandlc girls and to be careful not to fall into open pt:rsonholcs. A Jo[ of persorioours v.ill have to be devoted to learning ho\V to personipulate these nev.• y;ords v.hich at first v.':ill seem ag.ainst huperson nature: but rm sure they·u personage. Of course. !here v.·ill be instances 11hcre there 11HI be duplicali\)11 of n1caning alter sex has disappeared: docs 1.crsonkind apply to niales. females or toth? The sound of certain v.·ords may not be too elegant : think. for instance. of v.'Opersonhood ... But this will be amply compensated by the removal o r indecisio-n as to gender such as is no1r created by the length of the hair· it 11·011·; n1atter anymore! The minister will arv.·a}·s be able, by peeking at their anatomy. to pronounce a couple "person and wi fe''! AFTER hupersonity is totally dcsexed. some parts of the Bible v.·iJJ no doobt be re·\.\Tilten : ... God created person to llis An Echo of the Pentagon \VASllJ!\'(:TON -f'ru sl.1• old Rep. ~·. Jo:d11·ard llt·bt'rl. IJ·l.a .. l'•Hn1nand.s the /lou!'ll' Arn1ed Scr1'1c1•s Co111nuttce fro1n th1• l't•n ter of 11 l11ri.llen·d curved desk, with f\10 sn1all Auieril'an fl:.igs flanking his plat:1'. Frorn ll11s t•onHn<utd post. he rules his co111n11lll'c \\'rlh !Ill' sll'rll hund of a drill :1crgcnnl. I/is criliC's hav e charged, and he has c(Jn~1~ll'nlly dcn11 .. '<I. lh;Jt hP IS lh1· l'l'nl;1~on 's p1111- J>cl. 111· /J;1s 11ow pro- v1d1·d J11s own dv1;u. 1n1·utallun that /11~ cr1ti1':-, ;1n• riJ;hl. 1'hc ukJ 1·urn1ud· gron h;1s Jll'ot pre- sented to the llou:-.i.: his reasons for ht!· qucath1nf.l arK>lhl•r v.•hopping $1.4-bllllon in n1ilit<.iry :.IS!<.islance ur10n South Viet· nam. lie slmply borrowed the argurnents, almoot word for word, from the Pentagon. TI:IE J1£NTAGON 'S chief witness in favor of mllitary aid to Saigon, ~laj. Gen. \Yllliam B. C&ldwell . .11ppc11red before Hebert's committee un t.l:irch 26. lte testified ~lemnly: ••nie objectives of our mlllt.ary ;isslatance to South VlctnAm are llmittd bul absolutely .... ntlal. W• IOOk to help the GVN {Government of Vietnam)' to JnaintAin an effective mllllary detertenl In lhe face ot the <Mlid•r•bl• threat posed by the Nortll Vldnlmeoe forces "ltllln Ille R•pubUc of Vldllam ... " llebttt I'"' Cakflffl1 11 testimony Pond<..., study lar neart7 t"" months. O!I ~1~y JO, Hebert'• comm i l lee I ~ (JACK ANDERSON J subtnilted its carefu!ly cons id c red conclusions to the House. States the report: "TJtE OBJECTIVES of our military assistance to South Vietnam are lin1ited but absolutely essential. The Government of the United States wishes to help the Government of South Vietnam to maintain an effective military deterrent in the face of the considerable threat posed by the North Vietnamese forces within tbe Republic of Vietnam . . . " For paragraph after pat a graph, Caldwell's test I mon y and the committee's conclLI.!ions agree 1 o precisely that only an occasional word has been changed. The Pt11t1on: "Events In Vlt!nam over the past year hive taught u1 that a lasting·peace Is poulble only ti thtntls a stable balance or power between the OPJlQ!lng sides. A m!Utary equilibrium will, we believe, deter new ofrcnaive1 and gradually induce a shift Jn priorities away from war. u llebtra: "Events in Vlelnam over the past year have taught U1 thal a lalllng , peace Is possible only ti there ii a otable balance ol power betweeo the -"'' sides. It Is l~ view or the eomm1Uee m Armed Sery;,., lbat a military cqulllbrlum In lhal area ol the~ will • deter new ollenai.. and p-aduall7 induce • general shill 1nf u.. by the • contending forces away fro1n \rar. The Pentagon: "\Vhile the No rth Victnan1ese have increaser:! the convention<il capability or the n1ain forces , the cost has been great, and the <.:o,'ernment of Vietnam has thus far 1nanaged to tum back all their challenges in the past year. Hebert: "While the North Vietnamese have increased the conventional capability oC the main forces, the cost has been great, and the Government of Vietnam has thus far managed to tum back all their challenges in the past year." CLEARLY, the Hebert committee did little more than reprint portions of the Pentagon's prepared statement and present it as lt:s own. The question that begs an answer ls, what do we need CongreM for ? The Pentagon also made the claim, laithfully reproduced In Hebert's .-.port, that Soolll Vtetnam during Ille past y•ar had "limited ltsell t'I jusUOable ICls ot •II-defense." Yet mlraculou1ly, the Saigon forcu wound up with more lerrltory. Changes in ''territorial and population control," explained the lleben,Penltgon report, had been rf.lolved "In favor of the Government forca." Footnolt: The Armed S er V I c e I Olmmf(tee'1 dlllf ODUnld1 F r a n Ii: SJaOn-, cmlidl7 admitted to 1U that be had lll1ed portlclDI ol the Defense Dtpartmea\'1 own ~ for the Htbert ~port. The Pe al 11 on 1 1 llatemml, Aid SllllMwt, ... ,. It .11, and thl OllllUll!llte .-,.fbeo to IL' f [ .... _MA_IL_B_o_x __ ) Letters /runt readers are welcome. i\'ormalty, u:riters should convey their n1essages in 300 u:ords or less. T1ic right to condense letters to fit spa<:e or elimi11ate libel is rese~d. All let· ter.s must include sig11ut1tr,,and mail· i;1g address but names n1ay be with· held on requtst if sufficient reason is apparent. Poetry will not be P'J~ lished. in1age, tile Hebrev.·s ate personna in the desert, Christ became person, the Son of pel"300, etc! But. person! that's a detail compared to the rr-11Titing of the dictiooaries. Think. lor instance. (If chairpersonship. perS011pov.·er, Jeperson, persoanequin, apenonuensis, personufac· ture, alpersonac, personuscript. meat· persm, personwtse. megalopersonia puil· person, foreperson. personager, per· songle ... ad infinitum! It 'ol.ill also affect the fields of music (Schuperson), the comics (Superperson 1. geography (the Isle of Per~n and it<> inhabitants who speak personx ~) and Gc.J knows bow persony more~ ... As much as adherents to .. ,.;opeMns' lill detest tlli!: particular three-Jetter word, there b another one they particularlr relish to apply to males \\'ho disagrL'<' 1rith them: R·A·T. I suppose that <tfter \\'hat precedes, I qualify, in their min<l. for that one; so just tel. me sign mysel f off as · A PROTEST!l\'G PEJlSON ~fbleudh19 To the Editor: A typical example of biased or slanted or just plain irresponsible press reporting appeared in the Daily Pilot ~1ay 14 . The headline says: "Reagan says 11ould quit if indicted" -obviou5ly a ~uhtle slur !? Lt. Gov. Reinecke. If you read further. this isn't v.·hat Gov. Reagan said at all. He said that he \\·ould "resign himself if he Y..'ere conrictecl of a felon•· v.·hile a candidate fo: slat~'ide office." Knowing full welt that John Q. Putllic scans only the headlines for the most part, he "'OUld obviously take the headline for granted. It also seems «> be subtle connotation that lndictment means cmvictkln. which also ii not true. No wonder the press is under fire for misquotes. quotes out of contert, •le., either done purpoo<ly or otherwise. RICHARD STEELE Readn Steele'• complai11t is ;usti· fitd. The milleadbt" Madlint was cor· rec~d in later edition.T. Editor. · ~udges -d Polftt To Ille Edit«: Your editorial, 0 Judges Unrta500lble" (May 14) was, without a doubt , Indicative or the Orange County pblloeophy. You believe 11•1 quite alt rtgbt to plan the lnltallalillll of a temporary aherllrs lllatlcn In the Laguna NI~ Courtltou!e? I am -ed and I thAiili Gtd lor the "quettlonable and surprising" (as you Quotes W. I. WllllJ, Gle!ldale -""1 spite ol tbe complaints 1bout our -of ltte, lnllalkll, do!W••loa, wion, hJ&l>er .. _ energy llbi!rtqe, et.,. bow lllal11 -Woulil llb to .,.,. to .., other ,...117 -1luala, Britain. Franco, the_.,..,.,~ Alrlca, Latin America, name It!" ,._ . 1/ J..llll it 1 stand taken by the South Oran{:c C-Owtty n1unicipal c o u r I judges. pa11icularly Judge John Griffin. v.·hose most apropos quote v.·as. ''Trying criminal caS('S in a police station smacks too much of the 'Lav.· \\'est of the P~QS' •·. THIS IS Orange, not Dade County: T see no justifiable cause v.·hy !he tv.·o 1 court of law and sheriff'! substation 1 should be oombined. Jn the guise of an immediate "need," I feel ifs contri .. ·ed, since ifs the public defender·s office o,rhich occupirs the space that v.·ould be turned o~·er to !ht' Sheriff. \\'here then. 1\·ould our poor :inti d011'fl-t rodden t!O to have "their" da) in court'! Or. 11011't they hal'e one? It is almost unbelic\·able that ;invnnt' 'o\'OU\d suggest that a lair enforct•iiicnt agency should be .. under the s.1.me roof" as our l"OUrt of lav.·. \\'ilh all due respel't to the sheriffs, I regard our judges 1rith trctnendous respect and esteem. It is a 1·cry difficult time for them, they should be praised. not denigrated. If we are going to strive to maintain a democracy v.·e have an obligation to keep our eyes and ears open to the possible injustices. If there is ju!lt one blatant obstruction of justice that is prevalent ;;iround us. it 1\·on't go a>1ay -unless 11·e take notice. The hard-11·orking sheriffs certainly need a substation. but not at the expense of our public defenders and their clients. the poor. As for the police and our honorable judges together".' Never! BERNY BAKER Foxy To the Editor: Tom Murphlne's C{)lumn, Just Coasting, is as cleansing as a stiff ocean breeze. As to things we might find obscene. how about adding a $5,000 bedspread made of 69 fox pelts! A. PAUL Help President To the F..ditor: 1-suggest you print the follov.'ing address, that others may v.·rite for information and send contributions to: National Citizens Committee for Fairness to the Presidency 9t8 Industrial Bank Building Providence, Rhode Island 02903 GERALDINE BOWLUS Important l'ote To the E<Utor: Look on the right side of the sample ballot every registered voter received and down al the bottom of the column of measures submitted to the voters is a dynamite proposlt!IJll. Its full meaning may not yet be apparent to the average \'Oler. However tho6e politicians and public officials "'ho think their constituencies are mainly made up of various "''tll·heelt..>d speclal- lnlerest groups rather than the people who eleeted or appointed thcn1 to o£iice will have a rude awakenlng on June 4. PROPOS1'110N t '1s the londmark measure. If you make no other mark on your ballol your trip to the t>Olla wilt :ie worlhwhl!ILl!.Y Juli voUng ln lavor ol Propoaltloo t. 0( eouroe while the~ you ma)' as well take a llttte more Interest ap(I vol@ for 10111e of the other mta1Utea and cmlldata. l'lopolltlan 9 11 a sm•U Illar! -better ............ i 11 II Jllll>g to llU stlantlc eUortl ~ 11111 COlllllry to oc:bieve goyemmtlll wtlhln llMI ""111 and the lelltt cl the COOllltutlan, and u the people do not 1.t lllarted 10CD they may find 1t JS too late. Other states ;1rr• \1·atching California. It :.> no11· time f 4J r us all lo get up and join the others 11 hn think lh~l government is rt'sponsiblc to the people and not the highest bidder. JI)! COSHLANU S11enk!f! To the Ediror : Regarding ~our infrrcnl'c t ~lailbo\. f..fay Jj! thal ouly one rradcr .. Jr!';.l' Levine, caught ~·otir pn1111ng bolr-!x;o: "U. S. Illiteraccy (sic• ·.\l·11 .. ~~in~' ·· - not true. I sent my copy lo the l\e•r Ycr!\·;r, hoping lo get a fc1~· buc.·~~ fur 11 'r'ou'd he surprised !"11' L11·i::1• rhr "silent" majori1 y is -:.11d 1!011 ~nr;1~.1' Al:T STA:\LOI\' S1111· 11 Too TQ the Editor: Re : "U.S. Jllitrra tT_I ·· So one readt'r 11ho 11111icPd lhe n1i.i;SJX'll ing v•role a lettrr ;1bQ11! 1t. Oka\'. But I am v.·illing lo 11a{!i'r that mariy rnorc noted the emir u1 ~ilc·ncr. After ;ill. in this Ol'ereduratc.'<l ;1rd generalh· h i p community there may be ah.•'>'· o(us 11·hf) simply assun1cd there 11·as a v.·iseacrl' on your staff 1\ho couldn·i. s:esi!t 1h1· ten1ptation to create a fel\' knO\I ing smiles. So there~ JOYCE scrro:-: Dope T1·11tric To 1he Editor: I for one \1·111 l.ike exception l\'ilh St~·,, Attorn11y (;eneral Evellc 'iounr,t·r·s r11n1arks at Nev.110rt Reach !hat he dc<'sn'l think the !<1v.' c;1n cntch tnrn behind heroin traffic 111 California. 1'o advocate the apprehension or street peddlers and long·t11rm prison S('llll'net's as a cure b1· an 1\l!rirrlf'\' l:rneral is shocking anti an :1~in11 ·t• .sol ution to a mounting prolilen1. ~1R. \'OUNGER 1nu.st U.· :111·:'1.rc of Thomas E. De\.\·ey the rac:~t'I buster in the 30s who under similar circumstances as a district att0rncy v.·ipcd out the king pins of crin1e overnii;ht v.•hich i::ave New York City ;i decent enrironrnenl for many years. \Vhat is r.ov.· urgently llf'•'df'd is t1 State and Federal Grand Jur) inrt•.stigatioo of responsible public offic:1:ils inlo the reasons or the ncglecl iii ;11•;:i1'Cht'nding the major criminal ('!c11 ,.:;1l that has been allowed to saturate Lie Sta-le of California in narcotics. SPERO JANISE OlANal COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Wffil, PubU..her Thomoi Ku"4l, Editor Barbata Kreibich Edi1oriai Page Editor The cdltor1BI Pi1¥" of ll~ Drlily Pilot .scc1ui to lnrorrn '1'<1 alirnula.te readers b)' prcsentina on 1hl• Plr• dfve:nic •commenta.ry'on tapl1. .. Of in. terelt by sfndicaltd eolwnni• and cartoonlats, by providing a forum fi'Jr ru.den' view• w.nd by pn!aentlnr thl1 11ewapaper'1 opln\onl and ideu on cumnt tQplcs. The edltorllll oplntonl ol. lht DtJ& Pl'°1 ~ only in the tdltorial COiumn It ttie 1tJP ot ~ -· O,,tnl<N .. ..-by , ... ""'· wnnlltl ud cartoonlstt •nd Mtltr • writD 1ft Uxir own fJld M ~ndoric-mmt or .,.lr vi.w. by the Dally l'tloc--~ Weclneaday, May 22, 1974 , ' • Sizzling '60s Nothing Like Sexy '70s NEW YORK !UPI) - An1ericans between 16 and 25 upt for sexual freedom 1norc today thru1 they qld in the Sixlics -hey-day of the sexual revolution. , That inc ludes ht1gh school and college student~ as \veil as young blue colla r \vprkcrs und fcnuilc high school grads or dropouls wlio slay ~on1c. A /\IAJOll NATION\VID I•: study or so1ne 3.500 youths found n1orc bars to free love going do\ftl ;ill the lime. The sur\'e)', released in New York grealcr labor unrest and reduced \\'Ork Ill o t i v a t i o n among young workers - unless new incentives 10 tnatch the nc1v (blue collar) you th values are discove red. During individual two-hour· interviews, it was fou nd 61 percent of college students favor sexual freedom. up front 43 percent in 1969. Today. 47 percent of noncollege youths endorse sexual freedom. up fron1 22 perctnt in 1969. Yankelovlch sees err.atPr sexual frcedotn exerting yet- Tucsdny, also sho.,.s that 111 .---------- to-be-se<'n c h a 11 g es on m11rriagc and thc fcunilv . At the least, it \viii put "those institu\Lon:-> under g re u t er stress. TJIE SEX AREAS explored covered the gan1ut - iucluding re lations between con sen l i n g hon1osexuals. <:asua l p r c 111 a r i t a J and cxtran1arital sexual acts. Other highlights of the youth survey: -In politics, most youths :ire political skeptics who fccl "special interests" run the l'OUntry. -Victna1n veterans arc the unhappiest young Americans. • • ' • Wtdntsday Mi1y 22. 1q74 ..;._.c..:_ ___ _ DAIL V PILQT 7 De11111·titag !Jlfll'?ll1111d Eisenhowers Makirig Move ' . Uy HELE!\" TJIO~l.\S \\"ASH I ;.i(;'l'O~ 1 L'PI I Julie and Da\·id Eis('11lu111 1'r pla11 nrxt 11et•k to n101·e out uf r:•(' f:1shinna!Jll• :\I :1 ,. v J :111 d hunic pro1·ided thc01 h 1· Charles ··netit" .. Hclx11.o :111d icto a S.JO!l-a-n10111h , h\'u- hct!roo1n dupl l''> apartn11•111 a ft.'I\' blocks fn•1n th~ \\'J1ilt• House. thr couple nn11ount·1•d. Helen .\IC'C:1in Sn111h, t\1rs P:1! Nixon 's press st't'rC\<11"), :-aid Tucsd;n tha1 J{cbo1u - President :-:i:-..on·s b<'sl fr1l'nd and Key B1o,;t·a~ lit' nclghbnr - had sold thr houst' in suburban Bclhesda, i\ld. !O ~lrs. S1ruth, \\'as '~'t'i1u ... 1• D:ivid ui!cnds to a t t (' n cl .... un1me r school at c:eorrc \\';ishinAlon l'nivrrc;if\" I.·~\\" School \\'ht'rc he is con1plc1lng 111<> first year U1is n1onth. and fL"ll thnt li\·ing in i\1uryland 1n1olved too 1nuch cori1111ut1ng t i tl1t'. ~lltS. S.\llTlf ALSO snid Julie 11·11ntrd to be closer 111 101\'n also because she is fh 111" back and forth f r.o a~ \\1ashington to l111t1<1n;1p1Jl1' 1 c1 cry ll'e<'k in cur111t·t·1 ion 1111 h her job as a n1pn1h<'r uf th1 · l'<hlorial bootrd of the rurll • Publishing Co. (Related sror1 Pa~e 13L · · The E1scnho11·ers 1\•a11t•tl <"•Jlt1111h1r1 l'lt11a near Ille \\';1h·rf{<1!c 1\pal'tn1ents and 1h1• Kt•nnr..-ly renter. A ~pokesnHu1 ~<ud th!' normar ..11d1ti11g pc•11od a! the c:on1pll'X 1-one year Sccn·t ~.c11 ice rlj:l"Cnts who built a 1.•uard facilitv in the gani~c of the Bl'1hcida honic \\rte t'Xl"M'Clcd to rnovc into an ;ipart1nl'nt either next door ur aeroc;s the hall. THE EARL'S Pl11mb1,..., Ht•llnt Air C•nd. Tlmt Sl1rl1 ill yo11r GMr L•ill~l·Slddlfll~tk All Olhlrl !he \\·ork arena and classroorn the young An1cricans n1arch these days to d i f re r c n t drun1bcats !han those of the sizzling Sixties. 1999-. .4 Dry Yec1r? •"But, damn it, darling. Don't you wanr ~ to put the old magic back 1n our marriageJ .. Nearly all have a sour impression about their efforts. --··- H Ell 0 Z ntl <111d it 11•as sold\ 1hrcr tnon!hs lc1r their n1•11 :q);Jrlrn<.·nt at !ht• l.8\IO-unll 49i-0401 642·175] The ('Ollegt• kids. upsel 1JJ the Sixties. are growing rnorc oriented IO\Yard the l~s!nbl!sh1ncn1 'fhc non - <'o!lcge youths arc 1l1sco1111·11h'd -ii\ rnurh the \1 ;1y l'(ill1·1:1· s!udc11ts 11·1.·rc in rhL• l!H;ns. This uurcst ln the youni~ 11·ork force 111:1y <:ausc hl·:1d;1L"hcs for soch•ly. \J;1n1l'I \" :1 n k e l 11 v i c ii , :1r1.:hit('e! of tht.• s t u d v ~lt!HlSUf!'d b.\ fl\ C lJ j g foundations, s:11d lhc unrest a1nong lh c blue c:ollar n1cans this ri.tOSCO\V ~ A P 1 Soviet scientists arc the firs! in the ~·orld to n1;1k~ 1vcu thcr predictions for 26 yea rs ahead. Tas.c; clairns. 1'h(' official Sovie! news 1gcncy reported that the l\eathermcn have drawn .1p such a long-range fo recast (or the Volga region. 1'i1t'y prcch<:l that 1999 11.'il l be a <Irv venr but there' wilt bo g"ood weather Ill '.!000. Only half said things were going well in their lives - while 74 pcrccn~ or non-vets. Lo'-!el' Oll S LO k M k t '""'• oges. 1e1t things going ~ C (Lr . e 11•cll . Thirty-three percent o[ the vets arc without johs. That's ncnrly twice the pcrl'enlngc jobless an1ong non- vcts. Puts Curse 01i Broker -Change in at Ii I u des TOKYO (L1 P!) -A 1vornan extends to authori1y -law, 11·ho Josl heavily on the stock police and so on. Change here is in the direction of "'hat market last yaar threatened to arrested 1<11" ntaking inure lhnn 300 thn.:a1cning: phone tails 10 a brokC'ragc [irn1 t'n1p!uyc and his neighbors. I lll Ille di a IC I\ f11r '111 r-;;;================"' undisclosed price: lo ;\Ir aud ri.1rs. H:lrold Z1t'~111. Sl1e •~ 1h1· daughter of the lute n11bb1 Norn1an (;t·rs!t•nfrl1I. CRANES WEDDING tl'IVITA.TIOHS & GIFTS SAVE 10% STOREWIDE SALE l\lrs. Sn1it!1 i.,aitl H,·llt •1." 111 · 1L'l1ds to l"l'irnhu1 ,.,1• !Ill" ·~111 ,: 1•- n1cnt foi· unv .;1•1·:1ri1·1 Lit i: .. t;L': •• Sl1<.· snici lhL· E:1.;t•11hu1 .. :·. found ll;at tf,c l,01J;1• .1.1<1 ' grounds 11ere !•>o tnuch H1 l"::rel for 11ithout houscho!d ll~lp nu1 I the pl"itnary rc~s 111. arcor,ting --· I WltH THIS AD-A.HY PURCHASE OVE.R SS.00 SOl'lOlngi sts call dt:alllhoriza-put a lethal curse on the 1n;1n lien. That 1ncans less ;iut·~-· 11•ho handled her accoun1. n1alic obedience. Th1!r~ .11.-11 police said. is a change in atl.itudcs tv11,:ird Kiyoko l\i1yazaki, 46, of ,,~::· a~~,n~::~dit'~,;n~~.:~: IGds Like lo ! SPECIAL ITEMS 14 . l/3 • 11? OFF SOCIETY CA\ l' \ jl l' t' \~'="'"-"'"---==---------_.! orgnnizcd religion :13 a guirl•! 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SINGER' MONOGRAMMER . . s11es CLEARANCE : rg~:s Choose from 1wo models, both a~ilpt to all filna~• ~wing.machines, both with pl~cementguide. YOUNG PEOPLE AGE GROUPS 10 TO 18 ••• LEARN TO SEW IN A SINGER' SEWING COURSE THIS SUMMER I Only 9S. lw. 18.214 hr. lmon1, $17 .60). Enrollment 1ntldn entry In the Singer Stvltm1ktr Cont11t. Pri111 indudt $1&,000 Ollhl . SINGER Sewing Centera and pwtlclpdng Appt'OV9d Dealers For store nearest you, HO tht yellow-pollfl under SEWING MACHINES. -• ...,. •• llC'llM c;.,.....,,,,./Htyftt t UKlt Jt•llJ•d• .,,,., •• ,, ••••• , •. , •. ••< • Volkswagen has thrown away the book again. The result is Dasher, an amazing new car that's going to take them years to imi~ate. · Dasher is both economical (about 25 miles per gallon) and powerful (0-50 in 8.5 seconds). It holds five comfortably. . It has front-wheel dtive that gives you more control .and trac· tion than any conventional car you've ever driven. It has the amaz· ing Skidbreaker. When one side of the car is riding on a slippery surface, Skjdbreaker forces Dasher to move in a straight line as you brake. ·It's designed for low maintenance and easy repair. ·And it's covered by the VW Owner's Security Blanket. " The new Volkswagen Dasher. ' Throw away your old ideas about what to expect from a car. ~ ··.Anew Ht:JNTINGTON· BEACH Harbour Volkswagen, Inc. 18711 Beach ·Boulevard NEWPORT BEACH Chick lversoil, Inc. 445 E. Coast Hwy. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Bill Yates, Inc. 32852 Volle Road I - 8 DAIL v PILOT l Coloratlo Rites Gi11·ii Mahara Ji Weds Secretary .. THE FAMILY QRCCS Br sn Keane State Water Panel Adopts 'Exorcist' 11[\\'f.J: <nlu 1.\P 1 - (;uru .\lah<ir·<Jj J1 !~JC Jt)..year- 1,ld · fH•r1<:ct master·· \\'ht> c!iiims si x :nilliun f!.,llo"·(·n,. has n1arr1ld t11~ 2~·~1·;1r-0ld SCCJ'{'tt1r. -ah•·r r1·cc1v1n::: l'pc<:1al · 1;{'t m1<.,Su,n f101n d JU'.{'ni]{' C'>UM JUdl,c. The v.·eddlllg rcri''1lony "as held at sunset .\!und;iv at \"ockland Community aiurch a1 Lookout ~1oon!~Hn v.e~l of !lf.:rc. The marriage v.a.<; 11 er f orrn1··l b\' the ftf'\ L)lc .!. Sc· ~<iS0\1". p<i<i· tor1Jr1h c n on denor:i· in 11 t i on;i! church M Al!A•AJ JI Barry 011. 1n;ul. ;'l ~rokc:.rn:!n ior th.· •)1()r1. 1·hcrub1c gurt:. o.,:1id ;1\J(1lJt r,,., Jlf•rs0n~ :itl•,ndr•r] th<· ccrcn1ony. It included 1p Jr11 :1tit1ns lrorn tl1e book r1f .\latthev.· Ki tl1e Aiblc and a 11:1...,,«:-.::{E· ti~ IA·hnncsc poet Kh;1!11! <;i~:ran on the meaning u! rn;irria ~~e. .\luhc.irilj ./, is spiritu~1! lc<idl"r t,f !111• JJ!'. iJ'l(' Light \1 1!.!lion. Ill' !>!1.\S his purpose t'i I<' lir111~ '" •rid peace bv 1mpartrn~ ··1h1· knov.·lcdgf'." "·hich hi s ;r1ll11\\1•rc; s<iv t:inn•il be ;uJcquah·ly d<·~rihcd in 1111rd" ·n 11·: (;L'HL" \\'OHE a 1l:1r~ 1ux«lo 10 thr· \.\'Cdding. Thi.: t.r1d1'. :\larolyn Lo ts J<Jhn<itll. 11flri' ;i 11/111 •· :ind r. d go1110 .\f;tharnJ .J r. \.\ho recently began spor!1n~ ;1 spar !le r11:1~t;1Chi'. 1111·1 t·i-blond'." bride ;1txJtr· ·:-:· ~ror ago. <>1!111nn sald IH'l' f)ilrent>'\: ~l r. ;ind .\lrs. f)ale .Ju h n son . f1·rr1·cJi.:U l'i th1· c·l"r1::n1{.n_v fn.1111 their honie in S<.1n Dic~o. Olln1;in described the bride '" ··;1 11•r1· t)r;iut1f:1I. humht0 pi.•rsan " Utf.er del'OIL'CS said she p!ayCfi the role of a •:1c1\·a rde<:s in a film made for rhe mission entitled "\\'ho Is .\lnharaj .Ji?" "It's all happened so fast.·· Ollrn:in s;iid. "\\'c"rc al I spinning TllE \\'EDD ll\"G \.\"a s follov.·ed by an elaborate reception at the guru's S80 WJ house 1n a fashionable Dcn1·cr nei~hborhood. Oilman ~id thi· part~· included music and "'Christmas lights " adom1n;; the hqus~. r\· -hu;;:q cabin c r u J s c r mowl\ed on a trailer and decor<ited y,ith yeJloy,· ribb:lns -opparently a gift to the guru -ren1ained on the la1\TI Tut!sday af1ernc-..i0n. ,\ Sliver .\laserati spons car_ .... as parked in the dri\'1•11a ·. und "Just ~tarried"" \\'as written in v.tiite\\'ash on the re a r v.·indows. ~1aharaj Ji needed a court order front .Juvenile Court Judge .\forris E. Cole lo obtain a marriage Jicen.se because Colora:lo la1\· requirr~ rn1·q to be 13 IQ he married "·ithot1t' parc:ntt;J permission. Pat Nixon Read Et tire Transcri ts \\'A S!fl\'GTO\' It: I~ !';1! \"1xf1n ~Jl(I .<he had reafll all •1f !he !.:JOO page s or1 \\";rt•·rc:;iH: tr:in~cripts a 11 ti 1·h1df'1I a reporter \.\' h ol tonf,..~~e1! to reading only 300. I 'l"tle First Lady s a i d Tuesday she read I h e transcriµt s over '"a period of nine to 12 hours" and added that ··you can't just read the eXC('r!llS. ''WfiCilv6if11a1·Cfcad -Thcm :Ill. ton1e ·back and ask n1e a fJUP~tion," ~1rs. Nixon said. i\1rs . :\ixon. attending a luncheon in honor given by !he Congres..siunal Club. told the gathering of congrcssio11.al \\·ives that they ga\'e her the courage "to fight for \.\'hat"sJ right." Surrounded by rcf)(;r!E.•rs tx>fore the lunchf...-1n, \!rs :0-:1xon !>aid so in e v.· hat hrtL-;quely. ·'!..o<Jk girls. thL\i is not a press conference." Wastewater Guides for Ba)' Adviser Dismissed By J.\CKIE HY\IA:'\ 01 Tiit Dilly 'li.t Stl tl ----~-.' The f1ri:ht against pollution in L"ppcr \'e11·port Bar has been hoosted \l'ith the California \\'ater Resources Cootro/ Board·s adoption of ·.1as1C'\\'aler guidelines for b<.1ys and estuaries, according lo local officials. I .. '"The ne11· guidclil'K's 11 ill furt her The program of the regional board to protect NC\.\"port Bay," Jam cs Anderson. executive officer of the Sant<t Ana Regional Qality ('ontrol Board. said today . "If'~ raining! Quick! Turn on tt-!e w ist-1-wast-!er~ so 1 can ~ee!" "\\ E"\"E GO:\E All EAO flll our 011·n t1J o;lart protecting the ba\" fro111 !and runoffs but 110\.\' tht policy is off i c i a l , ' ' 1\ndcrson sai4. The 1 cginna! board decid('d 1\la.1· :i <1! a nit·e!ing in paint ... paper ... & thirigs , ... 2919 East Coast Hwy. Corona de/ M ar -Phone 673-2033 Next to Port Theatre • Open: 9-5:30 Mon. thru Sat. l D-4 Sundays r------------i ..-------------..., J Cor.OOl'I Gocd T""' ..... , n . I ~ Gooo Tlw'u ~ 111 I I --.... -""-: J OM c~ ,_..wt u•'-" I FREE°"', .. I I FREE °"' I OL I I I I D/SPOSASlE PAINT GLOVES I I SAYABRUSH I WHlri Ns C.,.0111 I I I . t & . I I -4 Witti Tlli• c~ 1 pain ... paper .. _ thing s I I paint ... paper ... & things I L------------.J .L-------------1 I c.o..cic.n Gc,gl l,..u Mai <8 I ~n CiOOd lnru M~y ;~ I I o ... ~,,... ..... ~ I OH c~ per ocWt cntoriritr. I I I I I $1.00 off I RED DEVIL I I I 49c II.OZ. I I I U.T£XCAULK I I I ."' '5' I .., q..1 or c;..._ Poilrt I r.ca.. Wl" rw. c~ I I Witti 1\i1 C01410111, I I . t & th· · I L ~~ ..:..·..:. ~~.'.:.,: .:.· - -~~ ..J I . & th I L?~'~.:...:.. ~~'..:.:. - -~g.: _J ;\'ev. oort Bea ch 10 CQndul"t <i S!Udl' of "'Blf'r '1 II a I I I y problems 111 the t' Jl pc r .'\e11•port Bay. The d('(.·is1on to make !he studv came a~ :i result rif a y,·ariiing issued ~lurch 15 bv Orange County Health orficcr John Philp that the bay's \.\"ater is unsafe for walcr· contact sports and she!lf1~h harl'csting. A:'\DERSO."\ SA ID he hopes to have a m u 11 1 ·a g c n c y meeting on the bav·s problcnis m late June. lie said the Friends of \'e11·1)(lrt Uay, the chairman of the St<1\e and the Regional Cuastal Commissions, the L" S . Departn1ent of Fish and Ganie and the California l1c1Ktrtn1ent of f ish and Ganie arc ;unoni.: those invited. 'fhc bays 1u1d ts!ual"IC\ gtudelillt' is 1111.· 1h1rd 111 a serie<i of four v.·ater-rela1ed guidelines to be adopted by the state board. The Oeean Plan. I h r Thermal Plan anJ now the U<1vs and r:stuaries Plan ha\'e befn adopted. \\'ith the Fresh \Valer Plan rcn1aining to be considered . ' "TI{E UPPER and Lower ~ewport Bays are explicit!~· listed among the ba ys and estuaries rovercd by the policy,"' said a spokesman for the state \\fater Resources Control Board. lie said the policy "makes explicit \\'hat \1•as implicit" and focuses on the problems of runoff. sil tation and ;igricultural return nows such as afft•ct Ncv.·port Ba.v. '"'!'ht_. policy authorizes the loc:al !)(lard to go ahead with thf' studv and pursue a sulu!1un.···1he ~pokesn1an said. \VAS~llNGTON fAf·) -The dism issal or the Rev . Edmund .J. nyan. an expert on exorcism. as Georgetown University's vice president has hecn reluctantly upheld by the :' school"s board of di rectors. Ryan. who was adviser to !he producers of the film 11The Exorcist," was f!fed by the school president, lhe Rev. Robert J. ilenle, who cited irreconciable differences. The t.xird upheld Henle ~1onday night . bot called his action "pr~itous," and said in the future he may only suspend administrators wi1h the board's prior consent. Ryan's l:iwyer said he prob.1bly "'ill appeal to the American Association of Administrators. 3 flights daily to San Francisco. Or go 1·11th the unoii1c1al stale b11cl to Seicrarnento. Corne and get 'em Call your trovr·I aGent or PSA ·~gives you :allft, Terr.ific tops. Jazzy jeans. Match 'em up & charge 'em. s5 Knit top thars machine washable polyester/cotton. ,-Assorted prints. S.M. L. ss Jeans that are mac hine washable cotton. Assort ed solids. 3 to 15. BUENA PARK •d .. °""9tfiWp• C,.. 0tiMr t:JO te 9tJO P""-Sti.-Y fO h 7 SANTA ANA JtoO S.. lri•tol •Ho. of s .. C.•tt "••• 0,.. I O.t ,.,.... O•llf s..My I 0 f• ' (,.. ,- - • s4 ' Print top in easycare polyester/cotton . Choice of prints. 32 to 38. 8.50 JCPenney 12 J '56 1 eg o g Lo-rise jeans of easycare M~,r1£~11 ~Hr'>,Plll cotton. 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Frank lloward. who. in effect. said the county aud itor's office had the right to refuse issuance of a \\'Cdding \icenst~ lo Puul Barwick. 24, and John Singer, 26, turned do\\'Tl, clttiming .sta te la"' docs not prohibit .~r.1c · S('X nu1rriages, 1'ht appellate court concluded that allhough the state law referred to applicants for wed d i n g licenses. the intent or the !cgislaturc was to bar san1e· The court said further denial of the license was not rnade because both applicants were males, but because the slate recognizes thaL "our society as a whole vic11.•s marriage as the approprinte and desirable forun1 f o r procreation and the rearing of Olcler~ Wiser • B UDAPEST, llunga~y (UPI I -}lungary has raised the minimum mar· rying age fron1 12 to '"16 years for \\.'Omen and fron1 14 to 11:1 years for men, the 11ungarian news agency lo.lTl reported. .. I I,,_, L .. , .:.~14 DAILY PILOT rJl S treake1·, 14, Loses Awa1·d HOUSTON. Tex 1AP1 -A streak at.a private party ha s cost a ninth grader his chance at an An1cr1can Legion a11•ard. !he a 11• u rd s presentation ·ruesday . Principal Ch a r I es A \Villian1s said that he notified Barrett's mother, Jere I y n Barrell, on f\:lay 9 that her son's nonunation y,·ou\d be revoked because of t h e streaking incident at a l\1ay 3 party. American LeJ::ion o( t h e inciderit and \Yas advised by the legion that under ~ 11G circUQl!!!"llCCS wnuld the youth receive the a1ya rd and neither \vould any other nominees if Barrett \\'e re allowed to participate. The tribunal upheld King County Superior Court Judge The two applied for a license 1o gel 1nar1"icd in Scplcrnbel' 1971 . The l\vo sued after being sex rnarriages children." U.S. Disir1ct Court .Judge \Voodro"' Seals refused• to grant a temporary restraining order that 11·ould compel officials of Johnston Junior High Sc hool to allow Kenneth Barrett, I ~, !o participate in _'----=-===-:-~--~ ---Ile said he told the Nomint"es for the award are chosen by a vote or the school's faculty . 7.20 Reg. $9 Underwire top, natural cup. All nylon. Blue/ orange print. B, C, D, cUp. 4.40 Reg.5.50 String lie bottom. all nylon. Blue/orange print. S, M, L. BUENA PARK Two-piece all nylon velour. Assorted colors. 5/6to13/14. leach .. Or••Htorpr 0,.n Daily t :JO lo t:lO p.m. S."49y I 0 to 7 I • Reg. 2.98 Men's cotton terry top. White contrasting trim. S. M, L. XL 3.59 Reg .4.49 Men's athletic-style trunks. Cotton or polyester/cotton blend. Solids, Prints . S. M. L. XL. 3.60 Reg.j4.50 Girls~·piece acrylic, cotton lining. Bright prinfs. 7to14. ' i Sale pnces effective thru Sunday Reg. $12 Halter bra 2·piece nylon. Assorted colors. 7to15. ORANGE City Or. •t G•rdtn Gro,._ ll•d. Open IO·• '·"'· Daily S-11doy Io lo ' r Reg. $8 Nylon bikini. Assorted colors. 8to14. SANTA ANA JCPenney 123 456 789 0 ' ....... .,.. ....... ···~ ........ . CHARGE IT wrth your JC Penney Charge Card. 11 you don t have a charge. • 1us1 see how last we can open up yQur new account . " • ltOO So. lri,tof . No. of $0, c .. ,. ''•M Oprn I Q.f p."" Doity S11111dor I 0 to 6 I 1 I -- I . -·-· ---- • tfl_ DtilLY Pl~OT ----- W~dntsday, fAay 22 1974 '----~-·----·--• -- """"!le ('on!'t F1·ate1·11ity Ha s 54 Ne'v 1'1len1hers Oil Drilling· Operations Win Coa .stal Exe1nptions 1 ::\ .~,,u~ Or;in~e Co a ~! 1 <J~ ~r •1,1Ct-ntc. h1Vt' 1~·1..:n • t ·,.J 1n:u the Phi Alµh:i • :~ ~u('J<d g(·icncr honor;1r\ "' • , f0r tl1t· 19i3·i·I : 1 •'<•; \'t•<tr Fr:ink ll .\ILlius. c.dl of Corona dt·I \\:Jr .\lso l'•.:-!J .\l~~.'.l S1Udf'll'S Judith E (.':1dnu1n. Susan D. ' i1o'L1 rd, \I u u r l' t: n ,\, F1nnert1 . l\.t'nnt1h .\1 Fr;.. By CA:'-JDACE PEt\Ro;;O,'\ 01 tM O•llV Piiot S!•tf The region:rl c o a s t a I con11nissic'l rus <I e c id e d 11nanimously lo e.'(cmpt from pennit controls much of the oil :ind gas drill ing operations on lslard r~sther 11 mile and a J1alf off or Seal Beach. unpl;ir.nrd \\'ells. rclocat1on •lf pipelines. c,xpansiun C'lf \\'<i'>ll.' \\'ater treatment racililies or installa11on of ne\\' eqt11pn1ent . The commission votr-d 10-0 ~londay to folio"' the atlornl'.\' g e nrr:il's rcc:onut1cn<Jatio11 Co 111 111 i s i oner s ltonalcl C;ispers <ind Don \Vilson WL're tibst·nt. ., . : ,. 1ncludrd in thl' ~rOlil), ,. , 1• :l!s n1ust m<iin1a1n ;1 B- !: gradt'.' average in ~ocJ<il "t 1cncc cour.-es and ;i B ;11 1·r<1ge 01('rall. .!1.~1n C <;use , Joseph B. l;l'C'l'll, l';unl.!la J. Hawkins, ~l 1thc1cl C ,\I a c Cann el I, l':1 tricia A. Mercado. Edgar F. I 'r•;;tr· .Janice I. Piner. Elise .\1 !'o"•is, Robert R. Riddel!, I .;iuru J. Hogcrs. Stephen C. Savai::c. !\lary Ann Siglrr. Caro!l'n 1\. 'J'ho1nus, .James I'. 'l'hornpson. Thom a s ·,\. 'l'hri.:shcr . Hichard J . Todd, SUl'l<-HI L. V<-111 Aua. Hob('rt F. \\';in glt·r. S1u:1rt /' \\'ccdn and Stae.1· !. \\'r•leh. llo"'d.:1cr, lhc ac!ion 1" nol seen by the South Coast Regional 7..onc Con~ervation Cornn1is~ion as S('\ting 1.1 ~------------. 1'1\THICIA A. :'llereadu ;1 ••1 phon1orc from Co!'t\a '.\h:~u. 11;•• 11<1n1t'd out"tn111t111•.!, i0(•1ul "c·1cnc:c student of the ) ear. The students are: lle1di J . llling"·orth uf !t1l ho:1. J ol:n !':. Cas11·1:!1, \1:1rion 1\ f·'11x. ,)l tn•· \.. Cl1·:1-.;;111, Stt'plu·n G. Kroger. C\1~·n11r J, ~lcGuire and • llo11ors 20 'l\1l'nty Ornngc Co :1 <,I "l11dl'Jtls nt<idc lhe C;1l1fru·111;i !'11ly Sl:tll' l'nivl'rflily. ~.111 Lui.~ flbiSJXl, d1·an·s list for 1!1(' \Vill!L·r l!li-t fjurtrtcr. pl :\c·111g llH·in :unong lhC' school'" 111p 15 fl!Cl'('l'llt in a i.: ad l' n1 1 c ach1e1 t•n1t·nl. • l'!u·r .--ir1 ·: B!'tly .I. \\'a1 ~i 1•1 1 ·of St:al B1,:1t t1. J;11n1·:-; \\' ll1nf'<\ tif <"ornn;1 <lel .\lar, ll;1r1rl ,\_ ./0!111 ,nri. 1'vlt·1· ,\ l.011/'l'Y. ;ind Uiall'' l•: ·l'l•fft•rs :ill of f:o.~t" :O.li·-;;1. :ind D1•h!Jt(' .FOt;"\T,\I'\ Vt\ LL E Y l>lt1d1·11\s :l!T IJ1<1lll' .\I Booth. ,\lartha S. Can1pbcll ;_ind StL·nh1·n [J Hot'kn1an. !lunt1ngtvn Bl'ai.:h studenl s ;1 rv .\l;1rgarl'l H. t\ndl.!~son, .J11n 11·~ A. Fin1ra .. \1ary L_ .J;igit·llo. Cerda E. ~1urtincz. Valtrie L. Rictlerdson and 1:11 ·h;1rd F.C::. Thomas. S111df'nls from New po r ! !\! :1!')1 ~1rt lh:nnna .\1 ('l;111111rth:,. Hoher1 It Dale y, !:1,•1 1 i11·11 1::u1ahl , Thon1~1s :-.1. r;uv. l'L'~:!.~' !\!. !\lcCorn1iek. l<li1;il~<"h ,\ Olson .. \1 ;1rynnn ( • J 'ol111g. 1i1~b\·rt;1 L. Sn1ith. l·'.111.;J\~t·l,11 A St:iul> :ind \\'illi;1 111 \\I. V1t rgcvl.!r. UPl TtltPhoto l11j1t1·e1f .\lrs. Catllerinc llcarst. 111 other uf i>a1ricia Jlearst. has $lipped on a !hrov,r rug in lier llllls- tior11ugh h11n1c and hroken Iler right wrist. a :-.pokesn1an has re· ported He~u rl Pulloul l\'.Al'A !Al'I -.'\ap:1 Count)· SupL'rvisors h<J\:.C voted 4-l lo t•nd !heir lfi yc<1rs of ni;1naging L<1ke Bcr"rvL·s~a nnd tur:i !he rl'SOrl O\'er to lb•· FL'der;il l3Url·;1u of Heel;1111;_it1on . !n 195R 1h1· C'(1t1n!y agn:L•d to n1an<i i-(•' l'l'Crt:•itinn facililil•S !l1r~111gl1 sr1·en priv111c conCl'SSion111r1·s pree•·di·nt for futu:'l' nrr~h11rr oil drilling pcr111H r<'quests. THE EX t:\1PTION grantrd lo Stan<l~rd Oil for 128 wells 1vas b.i~ed on legal, not environnlcnt:il. grounds. the co1n n1ission said. The comp.any showed it ~!artrd the drilling project in 1965 ::111d h•id done :;ub.,tantinl \1·ork on 1t prior to Feb . I, J~i-1. till' erfcctivr date of the 1972 coastal zone 11ct. A state attorney general's opinion said Standard i s 1:11titlelii to drill nc"" but alrt:_idy planned. 11·clls without n pt'1·1111t fron1 the coastal l'Ollllll!SSion. WOODBURY UNIVERSITY M.S. De11ee 11: •ACCOUNTING • 6USINE SS MANAGEMENT • INl~RNAllONAl BUSINl!:t!i M.B.A. Oe11ee i•: • A((QUNllNC • INTERNAllONAL BUSINESS BJthelor 1! Stie•ce llttree inclu~i"t t~e f 1elds 01. • A((OUNllNG • INl£R1011 DESIGN ;llUSIN~SS ·ECONOMIC'.:> • INTERNA llQ~iAt 6\JSIN(SS • A l'lun1l1•\' ;ind .\!:1"\.. r. s:t.L'· JO\' hnfli rir-J.1 guil;, l\f··~1·f1 -,- 1\lso. J·:rilc1rd \\'. Bt·c·lltl'I. • 'MANAG~MENI • M"'RKfllNG i"""(Q~MERC1At ,o,JOJ • Qf-flC€ -ADMiNISlRAllON • C0MMIJNl(A110N5 • lE!-Cl"IER EDVCA!•ON P;irn('la r. C:1 sser1v, .lark 11 I Cuhl'n. ,Jeff/'('\' S !:iyl'r. Drl'k.\' [,. llOJl!X'I", ,[<JV !I. Johns!11n. Thor11:1~ I'. Lahue, Micb;:1cl I'. Sthl01·n1Pr. I"> o u i.: l a s I,. SchnPidt •r and .\!;in.:11.: .I 'r;1,\lor. ;111 of Nl'wport lleo1<"h . :\lsn . .\l:ir.\' .J . :0.1111l in of S;in Gltn1••11t1• . .\l;u:~dc-lt'!~" D B1".1 · S<..')' 1Jf S;in ,Juan C~1pistr;111oi and Erit P. Tulll'ners of :\I ii>· sirin \'irin. l - • f A SHI ON OfS!GN I ,,.,i,1 ... 1 \\,. ",,, ' ,, "I.~· h , .. 1 I< ' 'I·•" "'"" ...... ···•·d· .""" '" '1 • '·•'' .,.q •• ,,,.,~,;, ·~ .......... b•d·•'"1 """"'",, ''''"''""'' e"""'" I'"'"··~ '·-'"•'··~ '"''"' ••· • -· • o• e., ''"· "'"''"'''""" ' . .!,, ,,,,, ', •• l•"l'•''I""'"' ·I I·.·'•· ' ,\i•P''"' d '·" \." '•'" ,, n-1 f , ,, \1,.,, • .... ,, , ...... \, ... ~. "'"''·-· 'J ... o, "'"'"•·~· ' "•· • '"''~ o .. '' "'"""'''" f'O"<>'·O" ''""''"'''·'d•"·O•'•"''··>·· •• ,_<,,1,,,, o • ,.l(,•ot• '>•'••"'"' o• SUMMER QUARTER GPENS MAY 20 t ,.,,,1 • 1," "'' ,1 "'"I•'"' l • ,,. l"''li: • '' ,,,.,.,.,i I J' ""' :-1 .. ,1, "' l)r"'"" •I I '"', '"'' A11oc11te 1n Arts Deg1ee 1n Set1eh111I A~l!l1n11tr~t1on 1017 w •,huP Boule>'>rd lo ' Anqel~, 9001.7-~22 84?! l'lLA ~E ~END tNFORMAflQN 10 Cl10C full f>ro,r11w-1!11 I. !•tn1•t f>lft·l•mr 101 re1trr111 10 meet collr~t r1~rn1r1 "~·------------------- Addr1:"------------------ C,1y ________ Sto!e ____ z,, ___ _ Our paint sale vs. theirs: Sure, yo~ save in everybody's paint sale. But in ours, you get lots of extras. like put1t1nd~ngquallly, so your beSI efforls shol", And last Plus, a one-stop paint daparlmtnt thal has everything you need. Plus salespeople who know the answers. If you're not a paint pro, we'll help 10 make youpne, Wllh us on your,, alde,whyshopanywhereelse? I '"" l{oad Has 1-laugup B 1S~!0 PS JTCliJNr;- T 0 N. Encland (l'l'l l -\\'hen higt11rav 1.:rc1\·s k'l'c!cd, 11-idt'!lPl.L ;.esurfar·- t'd and gcncr·1 lly f;1crlif!Pd a street, th c1· did n finr job -excrpt for one thi11r;. They forgot lo ren-10\·e ;.i !:>-foot telephone pole frnn1 the center of !he slrel.'1. "Ob\'ioush·. tile !;1nr ~annot be oPcned until its removed." a spokesman from the Bish ops llchinp;ton surveyor's of- fitc said. I BUENA PARK IJ.\l.E SF('O!{I) OF Fnv1ronmcntal (".1<1li1ii·11 nj Orange Count\· obj•·('\l·d tn !1'" t'XL'!llption for !11•\\' 11 ,,11~ t:rilled fro1n existing v.1•1\ slots . Secord said the state Uu1d s I Con11r11~.c;iun a nd st:11l' ll i\t 1·)'l of Oil and (;;1s rnusl ~·ill :1pµrove e,t<'h Ill\\' 11rll and 1:• · coastal cu1nn1ission shoult! r<•tain ii~ control in till· ;1.i·a I Hut the ;1ttorne.1· ).:rl".'l'ill'.~ up1n·r1n, \\•r1lt\'n !J.' ltob1·n J\et'lcr, said the add1tio11al upprovals "don't rc·prf'S!'l1l ;: separate determin:llioll ;1~ 111 whether 01· not lll\' 11 P\l 111 qut1st1011 rn:i_\ be drilled." [ The islaiut w;i~ oru~in:ilh·, <Jpprovcd b.v th<· :;1:1 tl' 11 ill1 l2ll l slots and tb:!t 1niti:1I clt·~1,.;11 still stunds, Lhl' u;1111ion ~.1iJ. SA.\' I k) I' I 1 I See by Today's Want Ads IH <iii!"-\'.~ ' '.IL"' .. r I •·;,'I' ·r~ I'. II Ii ,, "I lhv11o, Pll•' l"l' S~' e .\l.:-:~1 1111·1· ...... ;1 ··nn10•1n- ['••1"<d'' '-1'1 1 11i;1I '~ S' Ir •'l I w1 ':~ •'llfll~"l~lt'I"· I q.t d . •\ 'I l1I 11_'.' I'. .. " • lttch at ONIMJflhof"pt 0ptn O•lty ';JO. to 9:10 P·'"· Stiltdclly 10 to 7 • ,, • DOES YOUR C/\R IOU ROUGH? WE CAN HELP START HARD'? <ilVE POOR MILEAGE? THE CARBU RETOR SHOP I~•, 1101&0ll &1•11 (0>10 .. 110 ,,, l 11t Oii Wor• ........ ~too4 t ....... ,"' l .iOO 11111 .. Serious about Losing Weight? Medical Weight ·Reduction L1nd oro s unique progrom 1s o so fe ond p\Oct1cal method for the entire famil y to lose weight and learn how to maintain proper wei ght . under the strict supe rvision of Medical Doctors. Coll for ififormotion Monday rr ru Friday 8A.M. to6P.M. NEWPORT llEACH 645-:3740 COSTA MESA 557-189:3 San Dernardrno ' Lo ng Deach • Sherman Oaks Newport Oeo c:'"l • \'/2~r Covina • Santo Monico Woodland Hd!s • Pomor:J • Mission Hills Costa Me:,o • Havv ihorne • Orange E. Lon g Geach • Pasad ena • Lo Habra Gorden Grove· f-ul~crron ·Riverside Cerr.ii'OS ~ S or115;c·r;j~ • tloTIYV/ood Clairemoot • Chula Villa · Lindora MEDICAL CLINIC SA~TA AMA 1900 So. lrt,to4 . Mo. of So. Coo1t Plato O,.i. I O·f p.m, Doily ~11doy IO lo 6 ~ I r ' L.M. Boyd Older Clerics Disadvantaged After a Protestant mlnister has put in 25 years of his career. he can expect his income to get smaller, if ~aver age. llemarkable, what? A survey by the National Council of C~urches indica~ Protestant ministers don't appear to cnJOY the same seniority bene!lts earned by men in other professions. On the contrary, they tend to be shunted aside evidently, in favor of younger min: • isters. Q. "Those scientific sky watchers have designated. radio u•aves from ~ outer space v.·i th the term 'LGi\1.' \\'hat do the letters stand for?" A. Little Green ~1en. Consider yourself a Seasoned Citi- zen if you rentember when "Barnaby Jones." better known as Buddy Ebsen, was regarded as one of the lx'St dancers in the country. Reasonable. His dad 011·1K!d a cl;u1cing school. TUllKEY That tlornrsticated ~ast "'ilh the lo\1·est Intelligence Quo\l tnt is s:iid to be the turkey. So1nc 1nrdicos predict injections of a pure forn1 or n1arijuana 1\•ill be used at some future date as an ancs- lht'tic ror surgery. Military experiments on dogs show ~ such injections induce suspended animation. F'or up to a ""eek. The dogs recovered, completely. It was the notion or the doctors in uniform that battle casualties could be treated immediately in such a manner. To hold them on ice, as it "'ere, until they c..'Ould get more intensive med- il·al care. . Not \\'idely kno"'" is the fact that up to half the 3-year· olds nutionwide can't properly perceive the color blue. l\loslly. they outgrow this blue blindness by age 12, it's said. CLEATS A.bout 140.000 high school boys injure their knees and anklrs rvrry football season. Some doctors blame shoe cll'als th.it "·on'l let the players.' .feet l1\'ist on the turf. \\'hy docsn't somebody come up with a single ring cleat, like a little round cookie cutter, that will let the shO:C turn but not slide? \\'hen a Scorpio 1\-oman is i1Titated by her husband. she's <1pl to cry. So is a Leo wire. The Libra.girl tends to sulk, ho"·cvcr. And the J>isces ~'Oman is inclined lo de- liver sarcastic remarks. Or say the stargazers. I Club Cites Carol as· 'Leader' ... 'CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) -Carol Doda, the famous topless-bottomless dancer from San Francisco. has been named business person or the year by the Cambridge Club. She was cited "as an acknowledged leader in the field of asset management and for her consistent attention to the bottom line." .\11SS OODA, drcswd in a beige sweater and long black dress. said her i n i t i a I in\'estment was $2.000 for a silicone treatment. Now, she said, she co1nmands a raise "every time I gel bigger and bigger."' The c\uh is composed of students at the I-I a r v a rd Business School but is not affiliated with the school. The award v.•as presented to \liss Doda at the Gallatin Hall Pub before a group of cheering students. l\1ISS DODA, asked if she had any plans for diversification. ran her nands dov.·n her body and asked, ··1-1ow diversified can I be?" She s::iid v.·hcn she started silicone treatn1e11ts 10 vcars ago. shr 1\a s a "thin cheSted" 1\aitress fron1 !'\11pa. l'\O\\'. she n1easurcs 4~ inches and said, ···rhcrc's no end in sight."' ·- HONOREO BY CAMBRIDGE CLUB Nude Dancer Carol Doda BE.LLY DANCE CLASSES . Vid eo tape equipm e nt i s av a ilable· to r eco rd studen t progress. You lea rn quickly ! We have excellent facil.i ties and small classes {maximum 7) IEGIHHIHG -INTERMEDIATE -ADY .4.H(f5D PROFESSIONAL -TUCHEl-TRAIHIHG CLASSES STARTING IH MAY . \'Jedll6day, May 22, 1974 DAILY PILOT J l ...:::=:=---· I y EV ERYBODY BEN EF ITS FROM TH E NEW RAT ES ON LAGUNA FE DERAL 'S NEW TER M SAV INGS CE RTI FICATES' AN D ALL PASSBOOK ACC OUNT S! K1\Tl ~ll1'1~1L.:1'.1 HT"IO F()K YIFLOS: 71h% . $1,000 4 YEARS 7.79 3 lcr111 L"c•1 tilk;i1L" -------. ----- 6%0'° $] ,000 2%YEARS 6.98o/o tcrn1 ccn1t\.:-:1i.• ·---·--- 6~0/0 $1,000 1 YEAR 6.72 3 IC11n C<'rlificalc ---. ---- - 53 3 $1,000 90 DA\S 5.92 3 1<"!111 >.:~11111~.<IC .. J\nd lllO\l popular of ri// !he CO!l\'Cllielll l'ASSllOOK ACCOUNT for dai ly neecl.>1 5 1~ "/o I . . . Id 5 39"/o /4 .< .. ay-1n, day-0ut 1ntcrc:st y1c: s • per an nun1 \\"i1!1Jraw;il, bcfnrc n1al1111ty fron11<•nn ccrtitic:ilc accounts :ire ~utije.;:1 lo reduction tocurrc11t l'.l'~"ou'I. r:•lc fr111n Ja1c Clf ;,,11,1n,,·, p\ii-:111 aJ,1i1ional thn•c 111u11lh~' 1n1cn.~~t for'fc1turc. 1\lakers of doughnuts kno1v the heat of the grease has to IX' Just right. If too hot. the doughnuts split. If not hot enough, the doughnuts get saturated, so tend to sink in U1c grease. Years ago. bakers rererred only to such sat· uratcd doughnuts as sinkers. But the term gol kicked around. By everybody .To mean all doughnuts. 1\cldress 11u11l tu L. /11 . Boyd. P. 0. Box 1875, New-~ fWllf1N •" l4 ,....,.. ., Cilllw• _.tnloiluf 1.ni_ O.llCt a.ittrilnc• inclUllillt C'MIC•rh '•M ~l"lh tr.m CWll M c:.ftl Miii C...... ..,.,.,,, TY $Mwl Ml tualllt dUlft. f purt Bcac/1 92()60. ... ________________________________ -.J CALL NOW: 545-1088 COSTA MESA HO:'\I E OFFICE: 2f-O Oce:in Avenue. 1 :ii;unu llcach. \;ilifornia 926~1 Tclt'phonc: -19-1-7541 • l.AGU~A :\"IGL'[L: 3 1-.lonarch lJ:i~ Plaza • S,\.'\' CL.l.\ll;'\'r E: 601 '.\orth El (~amino Real • L,\GLl\A Hit.LS: :!4038 Calle de !.1 Pl.11.1 •LAKE ELS l~OR E: OLIO \\'c~t GrahJnl 1\vcnuc • ~~- .\R1U~J XTHA URI .. ,.. •• l ... ' Bufferin Tablets 100's 99¢ Listerine Antiseptic 14 II. oz . Arrid Extra• Dry Anti- ·Perspitant nt. wt. 14 oz. ' r ' Efferdent Denture Tablets 40's ' Gillette Trac II Blades 9 cartridges 139 Johnson's Baby Oil . 16 fl. oz. 139 ' --------- Aqua Net :Hair Spray nt. wt. 13 oz. Breck Shampoo 1511.oz. 99¢ Clairol Loving Care Lotion 109 --------·--- SEA 'SKI SUNTAN LOTION Sea & Ski Suntan Lotion 4 fl. oz. 99¢ Sp~'-1 pticet fOOd lhru S11~1y, M1y 26. 1174. WI 11-llM rlt"l 10 Hm11qupfit .... BUENA PARK .... et°".,.....,,. 0,.. hllr t:JO .. t:JO ~111. s..-, I 0 to 7 . , cltj Dr ... CJ ... o. ..... lh4 . °"" 10.t ,_ ~ s.,,.., 10 .. '· l ~ , ' • SANTA ANA ltOO So. lri•f91 . Mo. ef So. Cu•I "010 • a,.. '"',... hly '""' 10 to 6 I • ' ' • j Jl DAILY PILOT Wedntsday, May 22, 1974 • Cat1apai911 Platf orna Defective Rett1r11 to Principles in the Bible Condoms Seiz ed O.C. IJUSTINGS 01 Tiit 0 •111 Piiot s1a11 Glenn D. l\1itchcl looks and sounds a lot niore like a country evangelist than v"hat he reallv is -a San Di('go rea l est.B.tc man running for governor in the llepublican pri1nary. His relatively obscure campaign is based on tv:o :-;imple. old f;ishioned precepts -God and country. J\11TCllEL CONDUCTED a press con ferene€ Monday in --------- •1tla1111 of our pol· itida11 s • • • f <' <' I the !/ Cflll Hlld<f• Hp t l1eir •11v11 r 11 I e s t1lo11g tl1e 1t•••fl·' Santa Ana during \vhich hr said the only :JtlSl\'(•r to America's many problC'1ns is "a return to the principles laid down in God's y,•ord, the "Bible." The h u I k i n g 57-ycar-old Oklahoma native s:Jid the nation has turned a1vay from God and is no longer the coun try founded "by tnen who believed in God -1nen of prayer.'' "i'il any ol our politicians have become so sophisticated they feel they can make up !heir ov1n rules :i!ong the \Va>»" said l\litchel. v•ho is a .~ Uaptist deacon in h i s r hometov:n of Pine Valley, near ..... £! Cajon. . . ' DESPITE lllS a I n1 o st· unknov.•n carnp:ugn -he · s i '~ ; only been running for about ·o..r$'.jl \ • six weeks -Mitchel said he is ~ ·~ conrident of going into a • Nove1nber runoff. • \, "\Ve have been greatly • pleased and surprised by the extent of support we have found 111 the st.ate, primarily among Christian p e op I c , ' ' ~·J itchel said. His campaign has cost ~3!,000 to d<.1te. It consists of driving around the sta te from town to town in a blg motor honv.:. fl11TClll::LL SAID "Watcr- gatl'-style politics" 1\•ill nDI \\·ork anyn1ore:. Onl y. \\IJl•n thC' n:11ion returns t•1 pr;1\'t•r ;u1tl \\'hen we put prayer back into our schools will wc return lo the basics.'" ~litchl'l talks al>out all th(' sa1nc issues the o th c r candidates are concerned 1vith but there is a definite overtone of religion in i.:vcrything he s:1ys. For l'XD.1nplc , he is: -Concern~ about •·1h1• e\·i\s of alcohol .. and how !he 'GOO AND COUNTR Y' Glenn 0 . Mitchell liquor indu.~!r~ is gi.'Llu1g ;111<1y \.\'i!h paying less in taxes than tl1c cigarette industry. -He is against lcgnl1zcd n1ar1jua11a but ugrees ll'ilh young proplc 1vho can drinking adults hypocrites \l'hen they a\lack pot use. -He is against legalized abortion because it i s ··1norally ands pi r i t o a ! I y 1~rong." -lie \Vants to start a can1pa1gn agai11st ··sin u l peddlers and pornographers who are. putting poison in the hands of our children.'' -Ile wants to relieve senior citizens of all school tax burdens. do a'vay \\'ith sex education in schools and replace it with the teaching of ''God's taw." EDINA, Minn. (AP) -The Food and Drug Administration has obtained a court order for the seizure of eight cases of all egedly defective r u b b e r condoms. U.S. marshals st a mp e d he defective labels Oll the cases su pported President Nixon in at the Dea n Rubber Co. here. his last election and "will not 'fhey left the cases, containing 13.824 prophylactics, at th':' con1pany until either a n appeal is 111ade or the U.S. District Court orders the condoms destroyed. MIT C H E L SAID pre.judge our President on the basis of ,,•hat's con'" out so far." "!\!any or the things that have happened in the \\'atcrgatc situation arc wrong ;ind I am concerned because or a lack of morals on the part nf wtne hut I \viii not prejudge an~·onc,"' he said. ~litrhel said he is doing well so far in his campaign only in his home countf or San Diego. ~10ST OF lllS donations have been small ones but he is proud of a $100 donation from Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, \.\ho he calls "good Christian people." !·le said there arc also many "non-Chrisli:n1 people" supporting hin1 because of concern for integrity in government. TJIE JCDA SAID the "Peacocks Rcd i Wet Hygeni- cally Lubricated" prophylac- tics. produced by the Dean Rubber Co.'s North Kansas Cit~. fi.fo. office, were seized because "_quality falls belo\v that \\'hieh it is purported to possess." An F DA official said tlH! statement meant lhr prophylactics ';had holes in them." 1'he FDA said condoms with holes could be ineffective as protection against venereal disease. A LOCAL FDA official said the company will be given time to claim the seized prophylactics and to come up 11·ith n plan to rei:ond1tion thetn . --- • • He's on the Daily Pilot team ' • • • HOWARD HANDY ; The sports scene ot UCI, Southern Californio College, ovto roce lroc ks ond oreo golf coor$es ell c.ome un der Howord"s goze. His special con tribu!iof\S lo the Doily Pilot sports poges include the Sllndoy features on oldtirrers in sports and o weekly coll!mn oAllro rocing .. .'always written with 1he occen! on local in !eresr. 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(P4930) 51.88 39.88 Five bands FM/ AM set plus hi and lo public service bands, aircraft band.And weather frequ encies. Two-way pow er. (P4950) Eight bands Includes FM/ AM, public service, hi an d lo, airc raft, marine internation al shortwave and instant weather band. (4960) 19.88 Ten bands lncludes·FM/ AM, UHF, publ ic servi ce, ht and lo, airc raft, citizens band, 2 shortwave bands plus instant weather. (P4970) ORANGE CffJ Dr. tSt .... •r.•t ltY4. 0,... D•MJ t:lt to f:~O p.a. Sud9y I 0 I• 7 • Opco 10.t P·" Olllr s. .. , IO lo 4 . . • I Mor.etti, Brown 111 Debate By the Associated Press No clear winner emerged in the first face-to-face debate between Assembly Speaker •• -.:.JI~"'"' Bob riitoretti and Se<:Petarv of State Edmund G. Brown jr, ~·,. That's because the so-<:all<'d ~· dcbi:ite between the two (IN SHORT ... ) leading Democra ts in the June 4 race for ,iovernor never gol far beyond polite greetings Tu~sday before a cro\vd at Fresno Sfate University. And neither candidate raised auy or the tough personal charges they Nivc 1nadc against each other in earlier speeches. e F111ul De11 ied SAN FRANCISCO (UPI l Sl<1te Assemblyman John L.. Burton (D-San Francisco), has denied that he received il!cg.:il political rontributioo.s fron1 the Hughes Tool Co. U.S. Attorney James L. Browning Jr. announced earlier Tuesday that the FB I \vas i n v cs t i g a ting the contribution at the request of several of Burton's opponents in the coining primary l'lcction. e S1011ford J•iekefs ll'/~1: .. 'J ..... '. , ! i 'loq ~1. ... '"" lletkntr Pllole Red Dog S1•arl.:les 1'01· S~•nrli11J1ls • l\lr. and i\lrs. Charles Sparkubl of Balboa )·:;i.:ht (_"Juh d 1~pla\' tl1e trophy they won for the best maintained sailboat in the 20·30 Joo t tla:;.<>if1ca tio11 at Rl'C:'s Openin g Day inspection. The Hanger-29 also \Vas tlle l\l idgct Ocean l~ncing I-'leet winner in N.ewport liarbor Yacht t'lub'~ Orenin g l)Jy r<icc the previous week . ' L!All Y PILOT f 3 Da11a Hills Julie's 'Overtire1I' Quartet OK for USC 1Vixon Dnughter P oo1Jcd r1ftcr Trips Four seniors at Dana Hills tligh School have b e e n accepted \vith honors into the freslunan class of t he Universit y cf .Southern California. The pupils receiving honors - at<{!ntrance Certificates and \\1ho \\'ill be graduated this June are Christopher Dargan. l\1ark Patrick Foster, Roberta Orrine Olsen and Barbara S. Sn1ylh. 3 St ude11t~ l:lo11orc<l Three Orange C o a s t students are :unong 34 juniors and seniors · ad<led to the University of Rl·dland <; D1·ltu Alpha honorar\· scill olastie society. · They are Ron Ube rn dorft·r· . son or J\1r. an<l ~Ir.~. \Jar\ 111 Oberndorfer of Custa i\lesa : Konrad Clark. son of \lr. and t-.1rs. Ibrohi,n CIHr k of Lnguna trills and Jolin !'i i1nn10. son or t-.1r. and i\lrs . .John Nin11no of :'ll ission Vit1jo. Stanford Gift F'rom Yllre Service For the second day in a ro\\', .Julie Nixon Elsenho'i'·er \\·as fo rced to cancel an out-<11-tov.·n en ga gement because she \1'as not reeling \1·ell. a spokf'i;n H1 11 said. Jlclen !'11cCaln Smith, the Fi r~t Lady's press seC'retary. said that the Presiden t's :'<leth'1dist fhurch 10 ll« l '1·esbyterlan. Anrl his brlde·\U-lil'. \ inr\ L\1. :llcOt1\\'ell , <'Oll~•·ntl'd 11 change fron1 11cpub1ic1111 1'J Dt'moc rat They pliln lo 111·t1 JLttl•· :'.:I • :\orl\'ich l'nirPrsit1 1 ·\ \'crmont hri~ 11s fi rs1 i!rnn l'I d:1 ughtl'r had to rorego an \1'0111l'll in the ]~5-yc:ir hi~l nr1 appearance at the Gate\vay of 1he pri\'<J\L' 1ni1ita1·y !'1)1\('h" L·xp:i 11slon dedication in St. ~orv.ich Pre.~idtnl [)1· l 1 r· Louis, !\!rs. Eiscnho11er fll~r: in:;: E. ll:irt an1101 1111 t"I th l'anceled a speel'h she was to nppo1n!mf'nt cf l'1'1lt"~ -,r \1,- 11t·11\'er J\l ondny before the ~---------~ ,\n1c ric;_in Hv~pHol Associat ion ( J "' IJa llas. PEOPLE :O.!rs. Srni1h saitl :'11 r s . F'.i:.enho11'cr had be c o 111 e '----------~ ~ll'r con1miltnents up I\' it h dine :\unfz·de t\•1:1. :t11 ·1~· .. "I n\'L'rlirl·d in fulfilling her coin· nnt prof('ssor uf Sn.111~ .. 1 1ni1n1L·nts on the editorial dean of 11·on1l'11 :11111 :1 ._;1:-.1 •. n1 bo:1rd of ihe Curtis Publish· 1:011u11u11dant ur t .id 1 ·' 1ng Co and \l'ith the dema11ds un her 111 the public de fl'n51· of President Nixon again.st itnpcach1nent . • Former Illinois GO\' Otto !\crner has been ad:111ttrd !\J the intensive-care unl \ of Ill inois .\Jasonlc /losp 11~1 in Chicago suffering rhec;t pa•11 ~ O\'er ll1l• 11 eekcri<l hosp1 t;d ofl 1ci;ils s;1id A si;:ikesn1an s::i id f\1•rnt'!'. :1 judgP of tile L'.S. 'tonrt of Appt.~a\s no\1' on leave pending the outC'orne of n bribe,·~· ;ind tax fraud case! ag::i1nst b111l. 11 :is in satisfac tl'rr cond i!J·:'.lll • • President :\i\Otl 1~ iri 1n:iJ..,. hi..,; Se<'ond l'Ollltll<'IK'l'll11'tll spl·cch of th{' ~t·<.1 r on ,Jun•· ·, wl1rn hl" \rill 01ddrc·~-s th1• graduating n1id~lllpn1Pn :11 thl· i\'a\<.J] Acadcn1~· ~1t ,\11n:1p1Jl1 ~. ~ld ., acco rding to \\'h1ti: llo11~t· olficials. On !\lar 11 he drl11·t•r·pd llu· ron1n1e11cerncnt Oklahon1a Stall' S1\ll\vatl'r. • :1ddrt·~·" :11 L'n1 1·er-.ll~· 111 Srn. Frank Chur(·h. 1 ]). ldallo 1 annou ncrd he 11·ilJ ~el'k a fourth tern1 . STANFORD (up I l ~·ta\C' Srn. Hr11ce Sn1atiler~ Stanford Universitv nnnounccd or Florida anti his fianeee it received a pledge of $!.I~ hnvc eliminateri t1\'0 poso;;iL1~1 nilllion fron1 Standard Oil sou-rces of future qunrre!~. 11lt• •IH-.1'l'<ll'·old s (' n :1 in· Ciilll•d fOl' E'll'C tlOll Of "'.(I• proof " C-Ongrcss ,i..; 1llc •J11ly 11·ay to gain n1 e a n i 11 ~ ! >.1 I solutions to urt'tH probl l'rr.~. Company of California. to be Smathers. son of forn1e:· do.iatcd ever th e next fi\'e t.:.S. Sen, Ge.11:~c Smathers. years. '1grce:I to s1,·itrf1 fron\ !ht· Gus llall. gPneral s{'crrt~ir~ of the Alll('l'ICan c.1111111 unist Partr. :.irri1ed in E:1~! Bi.:rlin ;ii 1h1· h11 11ation of the ccn lr~d 1·r11l!11illt·" 11f the 8 11 St (:1·rlti;1J ' {'•11nnHu11:.t P;ut\, !h• i:.i,l Cvn11:111 11e11s :.rrvir.:c • ·1 f:,-!..in.: of S1h~1n1 ~a)s hi.; 1111,•1·11, furn11•r tl1·bulnnte Jtopc ('.10:,t'. I ll'>•·d i•Hk to \\•\\ ~<II I\ .il\1 I' b1 di~' L«ilit>d <111 .\111(·1·1, .i., ,,1.1 h.1 oppo~ition 11•1,!,( l·lfl'' l~t · h·n' !Jahlt·n Thnndup. l!i did h1• h11:1··~ ht~ 111f1· l\'ill 11·1!,:rJ 'I;.,:,, II\ U1]\' d.I~ '11-., I 'r·>i,t' ;1 L l,·1; '' r1 1111'•·_1· ;1 '•·"1 111on1h,.; :1!tcr .111 1:p:·1 ·1111• 111 .\pril l~'i.! rl·duet'd 1Ji,. \.,111 I ·11·11 u:1d1.;p111cd rulv, t" ,1 1 11n nr.1d • H11ill':-! \\'. Ho••\('I,•':', ;1 I !1.,,1~ IJ ('llf\>Ur:1 t1un l'\;l't'Ulll•. \\,! It'·! lt·L'lt•d \Jl t·.;~d\'!l[ \\I Ii.,· 1 ~ .. 1 ~r.,ui.-; ot .\111t~rir".I ;lt th,• H'-.\'., :\;i11on'd l' 1J l• n l' 1 l 1·111\\1•/l\IU'l Ill llonol1iltL !l!llL'r' !'ll·r11•d \\('/'l' .l;imt•, JO: • .lohn:-.11•1, l.u ... \rl~'.' ! ·~. I !!'1· j1~•";1d1·:•! [111· :1dn1111htr:t!io11. I 1ah \\". \lcnl;, :-;1 l';Hll. \~:·111 1 KT pres1d•·l1t f.,r "11- 1· ·.~ll<II\· .J11hl1 J'Jl'\:,li ..... I l'.1111. .\l111n . vie1• prt·~n!,·111 ,011(! !!1\•·rnc•tionnl rol'1111.-.-.•vn- ,.r, ;111d Bryan S. l!t'id .Jr .. \ lu(':1~11, 10l'il.~llrf'r. • 11·i~li;I'"' 11 :1s 11u.:kt'd ll\ .1 ."tl!dt'll! ~ I n [ f ~1·1 \"'!t(l" co 111111:lil't' :1llt·1· J1e g;iin ... d nati onal pr(lnHl1l'ne1' in the Patril'h1 ill•;1r~t kidnap 1'!1.Sf' Ht· ~t·r1es as hl'ad of the S:in 1: l' Cl 11 l' Is c 0 -IJ;\:.l'd Glidt' :'ll•·1nnn:tl L'n1tt·d \!,·thuds! ('hlll'('h. S'rANFORO u\P 1-\("\' <Jnd rxpandecl rcstrittivns h<1vc --been-imposed by -a-judgU: -011=- pickets at Stanford University where a llkiay walkout of employes has interfered witlt lihear accelera!or operations and curtailed student cafeteria service. •.-' :Nine Y-acltts-\~~-·~-·--------------.------------! .---;·-· ... -~ ----------•· Negotiations a~ continuing hctv.·een the Unit<'d Stanford Employes, \\'hich &eks 2J percent p.:iy raises for about l.400 nf a i n ten a n c e ;1nd 1L•chnir:1l 11·orkers. :llld the univcr~1ty. v.·h1ch h:ts offered 7 percent increase!'. Eye Island Race A dozen sailing :-arhts \\•ill be on the start1n~ li!lL' June 1 \\'hen Raltx.:1 Y;1cht Club's second lft1Jdn\uJX' lsl;ind ra ce gets unckr 1• :Jy off the Balboa Pier. Three yachts :ire cn1erL'<I i11 SACHA:\1ENTO rUPJ 1 ll cratded as a national model. Boat ~S l10tli ;1 S\\'l'cpin~ energy bill signed by Co\'. Honald Hi·agan today • p1·om;S<'d c a1;1,,nians ContlJlttlce · :,pcL'dicr construction of . nuclear pow1~r plants and .1 . ban .on powl1r-gobbling home Selected ;ippll.'.lnCl'S. The cornpromise legislation irnposl'S a $16 million annual rax increase on electricity ust·rs for r-nergy research and C'reates a f i v e - m em be r l'On11nission to approve µower plant locations and c u r b l'fll•rgy waste. e Gng Rule Off SA~ FllANCISCO (UP !l A Superior Court judge ha s declared he ":ill lift a gag rule imposed on police and public officials in 1he Zebra case unless attorneys for cit.her side objected. Judge ~lorton R. Colvina rnade his declaration Tuesday at the arraignment hearing for four black n1en charged in the street slayings of whites. l.'hairinan John Cordes h;is chl)S('n six Southern Californi 1975 edition of the Southern California \larine Associa1ion's Los Angeles Boat Show. Dates for the all-marinl' event are Nov. 15-24. 1974 at tJ1e Los Angeles Con\'rnti•ln Cente r. It \Viii be the first of the major 1975 boat sho\1·s in the nation. \.\'orking on the con1n1ill<'e will be C. J. "Rud'' Arnni ~. Bo,1l and ~otor Sales: ~lorace Clark. Fox ~larine SJ)('cialties; Jim Dugan , t-.1cCune \Vl."stern : Dave Goodn1an. ~f <' r c u r y Marine; Fr(lnk Rcd!o1r. ~lorsc Controls and Jerry Tid\vell, Publicati0'1.S. the ln tcrn ation.il Off s h o r e Bull' el ass. SL'\ .. ·n in the PL·rforn1<1ncf' I land icap Hacin~ Flcl'I nnd two di\'idcd ri~s. 'l'op trophies al stake ar,· the Endyn1io11 Trophy for lhe tirst yric ht tc fini s:h aJh.I the l)range Coast 0.Jil~· Pllot /-'er1.l\:tual lur the twst Pl J BF :•ichl on handieap ti1nc. The f!f•C'l \1·il1 r irt'.i11'11or1- ;:a lf• Gliada!upl' JsLJnd. ~·,.n·e :JOO rn1!es orf 1hl' Boj·i C.1 11- fornia co.:ist bcforl." ret urnin g non -stop to Ne11 po1·t. !OH. entries are 1\qu;:irit 1.\1organ·42 1 i'oli!t B :i l' hr. California YC: S11·ift 1 \L·~·port-41 \ Ga: le l'osl :1nd Jack ~lallintkrodt. llYC . .:ind Tomaha1Yk. ~Ohl~1l11 3:11 jL:,h11 Arens. B'lC. PHRF vachts are \!·11;i11'll !New z e u1and--lli1 t:d Carpenter. BYC: Talisn1an (l..ap\1·orth·44 ) Bob \\'ill l<1 111 ~. BYC; Topaz /54 ft. C'Utlc ri Earl Pitkin, Cabrillo Bcal'h \'C: Su!)t'rstar llslardcr·371 Sid BlindL·r and Don PicrrC'. '\'indjanuncrs YC: Pelc 1l-371 J in1 En1n1i. BCYC : Lilli Sohe.o: 1 EriC"Son 2-J5) Vincen1 (i11rlt•.v, BCYC; Yo llo /lo tSig mn-38) \\7• J. Baldau, Santa ~lon ica YC. ' Tahoe Sn10" "' B:itl as LA'.' e 2e"ir-f'nre All me:nbers are also on the DAVIS (UPI l L os SCMA board of directors and Angeles res id e n t s \1·ho LOS Ar-;GELES (AP) --Ti1r-have been associated 1.vith the \VC<'kend at Lake Tahoe n1a1· 25-<:ent Southern California sho~· for a number of years. sometimes find the sn1og f{.apid Transit District fare is Ar0t1is. Goodman and Dugan there as bad as at hornc. s11\·s to be cxtendrf into Riverside are former boat sh o \V a Univer:-il v of Califorrlia County, wiUi the belp or a chairmen. research sciCntist. $19,331 subsidy provided by ---·~----------------- the Riverside City and county officials. The subsidy will enable the 25-ccnt fare to be put into effect in Riverside all seven days of -the week, starting Sunday and ending June 22, SCRTD officials said Tuesday. e Theft Arrests WNG BEACH I UPll Five Coast Guardmen were in custody Tuesday for allegedly stealing eight guns from a ship's armory with the intent of selling them for profit. Lt. Jim Buckley, Coast Guard intelligence. said the men were arrested Morw:lay night when they returned from shore liberty. Their identities were ncit released. e JB/11 Dead)ltte SACRAMENTO (UPI) lnternafl6~ 1-~actlines .Inc. !wli fll!led to meet outfitting 4,eadli nes in lhe state's ne\IJ computer center an4 should bo cut oll from any lurlher l~g. the state audilo• g"""'81 charged Tuesday. 1 Sc bed ulccl l''or 'Tahiti' \inc yach!s are scheduled to s1:11l .Jun" Li 111 th e 3.600-niile l.o.; .\nc:t·l1·~ to 1':1 hiti race. ·r11t ~po11so1111£: ·rr"!.nsp;;cific \'acht Club had dl'creed before ltl l' fi:-~1 of !ht· YL':Jr that it 11 oul<l 1101 start the race with less th;111 10 bo.'.lts but relented af~cr null' entrirs re1'\'!I l'd h." dr:idlinc. 1\' er e (Jnl.1 unt• of the starters is undl'r JO ft'et 111 overall length Shl' h 1h1· 36-foot ultra-l ig ht 1J1spl;-1cen1l·nt sloop \\'1\chcraft . 011 nC'd ;ind ski ppered h y Arli1u:· !3 1t'hl of Richrnond YC. ConlrJr1 lo TPY C ruling in lh11 llonoluh1 race. \\'itchcraf! ·\\tll not reeeive Sl'd on ~ill CLDBs in the ll onolulu r:itl'. I lth«r<i sthedull·<l to start :ir,• Obsession (("olu n1bia-52) !lick \'.'illi:1n1s. \!etropolitan Y:tt:hl CJ111i. Oakl:ind : Spirit. 58-£1. y:1\1 l. Robert Es\inger- 1)'Bril·n. Ca lifornia \' C: C u n c e r Io, 1Colun1bia-57 ) Jrl'lng Loubl'. Richinond YC : Spinl l!ifi-ft. sloo p) Robert ! :o:-11Pll. (';i bri\1 1.) Be::ich YC ; Sorce r\· 1CC-6 !1 .J . D. Wood, C':1lifcr.ni:1 YC': Paragon II. 1\1ull <l91 Ch.'.lr]cs Jordon , l\ail un. ll:.ill'a11: Rap ture. 1Col- 'i 1 f';1ul Sanrn1,tt1. Nil\ fl to: Eo~. i\ur!on Srn ith . Fairfa,., Good Deed People make the scene Sundays in the l1@!£1ij!(1)I 'l!ie state, aca>rdlng to auditor general Harvey M. n .... should aot appropriate on)' more !Qllds for the multi· million dollar IBM contract for the Stephen e. Teale 0.ta Center; BCYC Brass· Review Past' Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club commodo re Jerry Deriv.ian Oe!tJ.recalls early_ days of the club on board bis boat Dar.sea ll with other fiag officers at club open- ing. Other ol!lcers from left·arc Rod Schapcl, vice commodore; B. J. Ursin, rear commodore, and Dick Plavin, fleet captain. I ' ' . > ) '• '' 'j ..... 80 years ago , ~niamino eribari made a mellow wine just for family & friends. Nothing5 changed • ' I l , f·I DAILY PILDT Fo1· tl1e Reco1·d ·~ .. Marriage Liceiises r~''f~·, ..... ~ l Deaths ~ Elseivliere SAN BERNAROJ;\0 ( lJPI J -J. Dale Gentry. 90, kno1\·n here for cominunitv and philanthropic activitieS. died ~tonday at Lon1a Li n d a L11iversity .\le-Uirlll Cc-nter. several da_1'S aftl'r s11ffering :t heart seizure. (;en1rv 1ra<; a residerrt of San Br"rnn rdino County for BO years. DESERT l!OT SPR Ji'\C::i , (-AP! Don Biinn, 74. = -_--.w.eter.an-Los Aru?ek"""-J}e\\'s·- photographer7 died Ti.r.~da1· rif. cancer. He retired from The Associated Press in 19(iJ. and had been acti\'C in the L'Js ,\nge\cs Press Photographers Association from its inception. Death Notice• \.Vednesday, M.iy 22, 1974 111.:0 Attorneys Seeking Cecil Hicks' Job Br O.C. HUSTl~GS or 11\f OJ•IY l'Uo• Si.ti Orange County Di sJ.r jct 1\ttoruev Cetll flicks has not had nuith trouble winning re· elertion to the office he has held for <:ight years. Jn 1970 he \\':)n 8 percent of the ,·otes despite \he challenge Of lv.'O opponents. So far . he is ~taging a repeal or past campaigns -a JO\\'· kcv effort in \1·hich he v(rtuallv ignores his chullcngcrs. · BlIT ON!-: OF his -Opponents, a youn~ law· yer r r o in jil,~ '!\ ;\lission Vie· ( \i jo could 1 pro·ve to be :,. ;:... ;,.~ a pninful '' 3' thorn in ~,. Hicks' side · "'J;; ~!o~e p :1~~ •fi ~ ends June 4. ltuLsY \\r"illiam Hulsy, 31·Y<'ar-o!d :issis!nnl tity ottorney in Ll.111g Beach, is one of the f\\'O challen gers llieks faces this year. tlulsy·s campaign is l;cing run fro1n a st r on g conservative hase. His fi. nancc direct.or is 1he John Rireh Socicl\''s .John Sch1ni tz. a former Congress1nan and An1erican P<1rty presidential candidate. \ 1'he 01her opponent J is r\°c\rport Beach attorney ritax Sturges. •rho. rnost recently, mounted a losing legal attack on thP Irvine Con1pany's title to posh Linda Isle in Newport Bar. The 47-year..old d is t r i ct attorney has spent nearly all of his legal care<>r in the offict •,vhich he nov.· .heads. J1e is imn1ediate past president of the California District Attorneys' Association and a director of the National District Attorneys' Associa· tion. HIS T\\'0 TER!\tS in office have been relatively free of controversy, but he has some political opponents \\Tio clahn he has used his office for partisan purposes. llulsy's campaign appears to be ain1ed at poking enough holes in ~licks' record to force him into a runoff. 11ie record nppcars hard to dent since it inC"ludcs such things as h:-itional recognition for the DA·s Familv Ser\'ice' Di\"isi1,n and nationai attention in such cases as that of dnig ).;UCU Ti1nothy Leary. lip to now, It llulsy's main thn.ist has . . ' 't~ ... · been an at· <"'1' ' tack on the • · 9 f'.'. system of · L "ple;o bac-... , g 1J in in g'' ~1 (-z;. , \\"hi ch in· · , '°" volVl's urg·,} , ing the de-"· H1cKs ., fendant in a case to plead guilty to a lesser c•narge to save the time and expense of a full trial. (X)Wlty's crin1e rate to skyrocket. Hicks ha:; tended to brush off ·Hulsy's rhetoric. He did not even organize a campaign until t~·o \reeks ago. ·rhough he does not dispute J·lulsy'.s criticism of the ple-3 b.'.lrgainlng techniques. he ha s claimed Hulsy is trying to put all criminnl justice problems on his doorstep. He has also raised sorne questions as to 11 u I s v ' s experience. contending Ji°ulsy \las denied a positioo as a d<"puty district attorney in 1971 bl'.'cause he \\'as not qualified. llJCKS ALSO said llul!'v l1as never tried a felony casC and h:.1s no proven ndn1inistrati\'c abilities. ' llu!sr ~!aims to ha\·c solid support fron1 county HepubliC'ans but he Juts not sriid \l'ho the\' Br~ or hO\\. niuch they are helping hirn. Pronlin<:nt conservati\'es C.arl }\archer and \Villard Voit ha\·c endGrsed him. But Hicks has Republican support, too . particularly an1ong GOP groups critical of llu\sy for trying to unseat a fellO\\' Hepublican ev<'n Jhf'l ugh the rrtce is supposed to Ix• non-partisan. Sturges. a longtin1e f\e\l·porl Beach resident 1\·ho has been involved in se\"eral ci\'iC battles ill the past. has \\·aged nocan1paign at all so far. JN 111 S LITERATURE, ~JOST 01', !ITS !x1ttle.c:. llulsy ctainis such acth·ity including the fight oyer Linda results in lcnicncv to\i'ard the Isle. ha\'e teen solitary ones. people who are· causing the · - .Joint AgJ"ee111e11t • Tu Be Fe1e1I Leonard Shane, presi· dent of ~Iercury Sav· ings and Lo;:tn. \Vil! be honored June 2 at a testi1nonial dinner in Anahein1. Shane will be cited for his work as t.:ha.irtnan of tile United Je1,11l::.h \\lelfare Fund of Or;:ingc Counly. t:hiropractic thief N a111cd SA,\ITA ANA -Dr_ Paul DeLoe of Santa Ana \rill be installed as 1>resiclent of the 4,000-inembcr California Chlro-- vraclic Association \\'hen 1'1l' group holds its annual cOn\'Cn- tion at th(' ;\·larriott Hotel in Los Angt'les This \l"l'ekend. Sears Political Notes . ' County Voters Hear Hopefuls Re. publican gubernatorial candidate Houston Flournoy \\'ill discuss ' • M a k i n g Government ~esPonsive" Thursday v,-.hen <he appears at a luncheon meeting of the Orange County Forum, Tov.'n 11all of California. The Town Hall n1eeting is scheduled for noon at the Disneyland Hotel. At 11 a.in. Flournoy 1\·il! greet Orange County attorntys at a reception planned in the J>acific Roo1n of the Sierra To\1·er at the Disneyland llotcl . • * • 'fllE ORANGE Co u n l v chapter of the Societv Or Professional ,/ o u r n a I ·is ts ISig1n;i. Delta Chi) and the Orange County Press Ch:b \\"ill conduct ::i "n1eet yo u r candidate.:; night'' Thursday for tanclidates in the three wunty supervisorial races. It gets under \vay at 7:30 p.rn. in the faculty lounge al S::inta Ana College. 'fhe public is in\"ited. • • • FIFTll DISTRICT supervisoria! ea n d i date ~1arci.i Bents savs she has n1adl' it a point ·to speak 1-0 first·lin1e voters in h i g h schools during her ca 1npaign. Sh(>'l! speak to go\"ernn1ent l'.l<1ssrs Thursdav at Es!ancia High School in C0sta f\1csa and Friday at CorOna de\ ~trtr ORANGE COUNTY High School. • * • STATE SENATOR John llarn1er, a GOP candidate for lieutenant governor, will be \1incd and dined in Orange Colrnty Friday and Saturday. Dennis Carpenter, Harmer's, senate colleague and Orange County campaign manager, has announced the details. It all starts at 7:30 p.m. Friday v.'iU1 a businessmen's breakfast for Harmer at the Dal Rae Restaurant i n Fullerton. At 9:30 3.tn .. the :-enator 1\·i!l be at lht> N~\1·port !]t!<ich hotne of Stephen ~leln;.r: .. tor a reception . At noon. llanner \\"ill speak at a luncheon in his honor at the Disnevland Hotel. Then. a·t 6 p.rn .. a cocktail reception for the St'nator i.c: planned at the Tustin Hills Racquet Club. Rounding orr !he d a y , Hanner \VIII attend th e Angels-03kland A's game al Anaheim Stadium as the guest of Paul Presley. his San Cten1ente can1paign l'OOrdinator. 1'hen, on Saturday, a rally and picnic for Harmer is Sl'hedu!ed for JO a.m. to 5 p.m . at Bonuner Canyon on tile lr\'ine Ranch. Tickets arc priced at S8 for adults and $3 for children. according to Mines. Donald Udall and Pat Michaels, l'O· chairnien of the event. Tic.-ket.;; can be obtained by calling Hanner headquarters. TI1c senator plans to be at the picnic bel\\'een 11 a.n1. ali.d noon and iRain between 2 p,n1. and 4 p.n1 . Ileu11io11 Set 111 Burbank The Burbank ~ligh &hool class of 1964 1,vill hold its 10· year reunion at the Pickv.·itk Royal Crest Roon1 in Burbank July 27. The reunion committee has been unable to contact 150 members or the 650-student class <1nd \\'OUld like any former classmates to cootact ~larcia Ayers Byers (805) 255· 0-12 1 or Connie Herinan Goudie 1213\ 768-0327. ·----- ALLEN Lllllen F<'(Jdora Allen. •f•io:lent o! Ne .. 100<1 fie~<~. O;;lf of ue~ln /\'.;;• I?, 19/• fl•IB·;ed mc1her of Setty (;eDna,d. Pn•,~1~ ~er~lce1 werr: held a! s,a. Tusti,11 Pa11els Okay 8.65% Sulury Hikes Tt:STT~ -An 8.6.l percent ~:i!<1ry increase for the 197t-75 sthool .vear has been agreed upon b~· Tustin school trustees and rcprcsentath·es of the district's teathcrs. nun1ber of policies. int!uding amnesty for the teachers 1rho participated in the ~lay 10 sickin. About 55 percent of th(' faculty st.ayed hon1e that day. Where Thrift Is Always In Style Located On The Lower Level KING Jenn An<lrew O.:<rn;. O~le ol ae~Tn /.',"Y "lO, J?l• •I dge t;l, was ~ r~siaen! or UX.2 1.•~1n Slree1. Hun!<nn!oo• Be~<h. Culol. Sun«ved t>v his wife l<lil K•n<;1: lour a~ugn1r:", Sandr~ Rhoad>, Helen Purvror, Marv JUie!! and /.largarel Hr:llsrd; two >ons. Ot>11ald Stewa•1 ~NI Millon 1(1ng; ~!sler. Ann Lowe: bro!ner, James King; ten gran<khtidren. Services Frl<18y. /.'1~1 Jj , r~I• 8! 10:)(1 AM.' Pftlr FamOv Colonial Fur~r,,I h;)me SARGENT Vlr9ln<a A SarQenT, ·~·idenl of Hun!lnglor1 Beich. Oate o! d~a1h MJY io, 1n•. ~urvrvl'd bY her "nu1hand Ern~"' d•"!llller. Mrs Linda Ma .. ;cir ol Cvpre,., ca1;1.; sister, Oorothy Se•lon .• o! onia«o. Call!; two gra»dcMldren. services wiU w h"ld Thurlod8Y, May2l, 191l al 11·00 P M. Paclllt View Chapel. Of!iciatlng, Rev_ Bruce l(urrle. lntermenT. Padf•t V1~' 1 Memorlel Park. Plclllt View Morluary, dirOKlorJ. ITONE Jc-'-"phlnr P. Slone. •{le 11'.12, Wil5 a re>i<ll!fll of Loourta Hill•. Survived by one d:lv<;Jt\ler, Mrs, Hel'n Sdl!OY> of ld9Uf\d H<lls; twelve grdndct\lldren , 1t\if!y 1WQ ore-al graildct\ildr,n, fiye grea!, ore~! gr1ndcflildr1n. Funeral sr:rYiteJ wHI br: Ile-Id Thutday. M•Y 2J, 191• "' 1 l :00 AM. NI<. Corml"' la9und Beach Ct\ilpel wi!tt Rev. Mark W. Gre1•, UniTed Me1ttod''' Church ol Laguna Hill~ otticla!ing. Interment ln111ewood Cemeiery. J\'.c Cormklt L111un1 Beach Mortuary, direc- tors. OBITS EA "" Le~Ter E. HI•. Dalt of deattt Mav 11, 191l, was a res:oen! cl New- ll<>'"I ~ech. SurviYed by his son, Jlicharo C. HI• ol Arnold, Calif.; Two oaugMers, Miss Helen June H•• of ~1ewpert BtdCll and Av•• Peterse11 ol Palo Al!o. Calif.; fwr Q•anoctt;111rff\ ~nd lour 11real O(ilndchllOren. Services Thur~day 1~:00 A.M. Bell B•oaoway Chapel. Oflici~tlng will t>e Mr, Tom S!lnson. - lnterml!fl!, Sunny.1IOe Ml!fliod&I Par~, Long Stach. C•lll. Btll B•o-.dway Mor- twry, Olrettors_ WHITE Ro~a A Whllt . O•Te of d~ath Mav ?O. 197~, w~• ~ r~\•<ltnl o! Co~ta /,le'..a. 5ur~ived bV ll~r daughl•r The joint ;1nnouncc1ncnt "·as nH1de fo!lov.·ing 1he board of !rustces 1neeting l:ilr ~londar. A .25 percent n1edical-denial hl'ncfit increase \\':.lS lncludcd. for a total of B.9 µcrcen!. TJIE REPRESEr\TATlVES for the board and for the district's 600 teachers concluded their negotiations afle-r several \\'eeks of meet :ind confer sessions and three -days with lhe state concillalion service. Included in the f i n a J package v.•as agreement on a Felloivshi11 Au;ardedUCI Scientist Dr. \\'arren J. Jlehre of Irvine, assistant professor of chemistry at UC Irvine, has been a\varded a S 1 o an Research Fellowship that will "THERE': \\'ILL be no reprisals against teachers absent !hat day, but they '~ill be asked lo suhn1it ~'ritten affidavits testifying they \\'ere sick... a district spokesman said. "S:.1laries \viii be \vithheld fron1 teachers v.•ith unapproved absences for the day," the spokesman said. Intellectual Is Series 1'alk Topic ··n1e Intellectual and the Dl!cn1n1as of Revolution" is the theme of a series of lectures being presented by Dr. David caute. regents lecturer at UC Irvine this month. The lectures are free and open to the public in Room 161 of Humanities Hall at 8 p.m. \Ved ne sd a y eve nings. Remaining topics are: ~1ay Zl, "Anti..COm.munisn1 Mrs. Anna flt!<llfr of ~lotid~; brother, n.r. Jo"pll H. Pe<r• al lllir1ois; ~hter, •••Mr'<• Nflllr ....,'ld~ll<:>DI 'o/' C'l)!fOnWC!Od. Calif.; !llrf!:' g·~~oc11oldte11 and !ovr gre~t gralldchildren. 5er~I<~• Thur.day, l:IXI P.M. Bell Brr.,;o"'~' Cnn~I. lnlomoment, MelrO'Sl! .i.oov. Bell Broao~·av Mortu•ry, dlreclo•s. .. enable· ·him to ·oontinue his rl•search in th eo re Ii C'J 1 cheinislry for the next t"·o years. ~nspfrT~?ic:rict , i~C~ i.:)~f(~: · Cootroversy During the ~tcCarthy Era." ~1ay 29, "Popular Attitudes Toward Communism: A Comparative S t u d y of Tolerance and Dissent in England and the Un it e d States." ARBUCKLE & SON WISTCLIFf MotlTUARY 427 f. 171hS1, Co•roMe•o 640·4888 -·-IALTZ·IERGIRON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mor Costo Me•o -·- 673.9A50 646·:i'41A llLL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broad,,,oy, Co~10 Me•'.I !>48-3433 -·- McCORMICK LAGUNA llACH MotlTUARY I 79!1 loguno Canyon l!d. '494.9415 -·-McCOIMICK MISSION MORTUARY 28832 Com•no Coo111ro~,, Sor1 Juo11 Cop,.1rou, 49.S.1776 -·-PACIJIC VIEW MIMOlllAL PARK Cem4ttery Chapel Mor!uo1y 3.SOO Pocilk: vi.w O..iv,. ~rt s.oth. Colifoo1.o ' 6'44·2700 -·-PHKPAMll.Y a>LONIAL fUNlaAL NOMI 1801 Bolio A.,.., Wnll'l'lll'l•rer 893-3>25 -·-IMITNI' MOll1\IAllY 627 ~·Sl. tf\lnllt1p Btodl ·~ The Sloan Fello\vships for Basic Research ar~ designrd to make possible advances in fundamental research by you11g scientists at an early stage of their careers. Or. llel1re, who joined the I;CI facullv Jasl ye a r, received his PhD from Can1egie-~tellon University in 1971. He held a National Science Foundation postdoctoral fellowship for one year at the University o[ Paris. Economist's UCI Lech1re 011 'Aging' Afternoon lectures \rill be Mid at 3 p.m. in Room 126 of the Humanities 0 ff i ce Bu.ilding, including: May 20, "Literature and Ideology : The \V e s t e r n Novelist and the Problem of Neutrality and Commitment." f\1.ay 24, "Com1nunism and Science: The Sci en ti r i c Intellectual and his Dilemmas wit h Marxism and Totalitarianisn1. '' 4 Attorneys OnOCPanel SANTA ANA Four '·The Aging P r o c es s : Newport Beach attorneys arc Vintage \Vine or Sour Grapes" among the officers and board 1~ill be the subject of of governors of the Orange econo1nlst Duran Bell, Jr .. as County Trial Lawy e r s he explores facts, myths and Association. possibilities on aging for a Michael A. Dion was re· free community lecture at UC elected as the group· s lrvine at 8 p,m, Tuesday. treasurer. Larry CUrran was '!'he progran1 \vii i be held in re-elected to the board of Rootn 220 of Social Science governors and Victor Cox and TO\\'l!r. Ronald Schwa.Mi were elected l>r. Bell, associate professor ,to their first terms as of ecooon1ics ~t UC Irvine and governors. ' economist for the Ran dl;:::=========;I COrparaUon, is tht t l n a I speaker Jn a series of lectures featuring faculty from tJ1e UCI School of Social Sciences and -S)"IOn!lOred by the Friends of t;Ct The thcnte ha. been "Perspet:tives of OUr Society.'' I I I I • 7.99 Junior Bikinis in Great Prints and Solids 99 Super styles including halters and bock. ties. Assorted fabrics . Juniors' sizes. All-nylon Swimsuits In Misses' sizes flattering haller neck slyle .,, .•. , , ._, 7.99 rc::::1 So. Coast Plaza ~ 3333 Bristol St. •Ull~, llOUIU!;K Al' IJ l.O. Phone 540.3333 ) • Prices Effective through Tuesday, May 25 ... ' * • • • • • .. ···-· .... -,,, . . . . . . . . ' . . . .. '-< ' ....... . 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I Temporar'I' Poetic 47 N Vietnam 31 Honey slop 26 Moved capital badger 2 F1ench rap1dl'1' 48 Actress 32 Tamps :? coed 27 Wapitis Mar.,.···· words lriel'ld :?8 l>ropr1etor: 49 B1cusp1ds 36 All1fghl: J Metnc Abbr 51 Posi! on Slang unit :l9 Garden 53 Just 37-Genus o! 4 Japanese implement elapsed mosqulloes sash 30 TV 54 Opposite of 38 Fish eggs 5 Spontaneous dissolves "awealher" 39 Removed 6 DAta 32 -·---!he 56 lf!sllng all delects 7 Narcissus· G1ea t ground: 42 Broken-nymph 33 Guy Abbr. down 8 Actress Lombardo s 57 Gfand ~ · hOraes Joanne boys, e.g. Opry '44 Remains 34 Ceased to 59 In no wa1 l • ' ;~, 6 ·,· . 7 8 • ;$/i 10 11 12 I) " . " <' " ,, 17 ;1r " " " ;,< " l2 -' 2J ~ "'l .,, " • " l7 " ' " " •' JO ' ' )I ~ ' lJ ]4 " ~-~ ' . • ,, .. ' . \ ... " • ... -illi. " " " ,, " " ,, • " ONLY FIFTY CENT~ SIR! by Al Smith Yo u GET CUT RAT ES' O OPS by Ernie Bushmiller ---- PEANUTS JUDGE PARKER t:i ,7 ..\. ~::!°,.:,,~!{ ~MA'f8E ir:; '5C.'.\!:.::'.~~ C.:'.1;1N6 7J .i\UO .\12 ~ 1T', B~O ENU\JC.4 St1Ni5 LO-:::f (.l)IT~OUi ijE"."7,0\-3 .llU.:.OEO, -;'0(' ~ ;.:: ~ II " 11 r,,, II GORDO .......... ~-... _, . .,...._ ANIMAL CRACKERS I Hl>.~E ll-IE 'OICK FEELlt.lG:> 1Hl>.T To-lE Df>l) IS IJOT' FAR OFF \ll!Et.l AU.. OF 1Hl5 WIU-Se ~SfOl<l<\EO INTO 6\J60l?Bil> ... @ b~<. Charles M. Schulz ~--------8ELL0 ~ Mt( NA"1E 1.; lOf?ETTA,AND l'M ~ELLING 61RL SCOUT COOKIES'! .; ' ' by Harold Le Doux l'VE BEEN PROMISED A JOB DOWNSTATE! !'LL BE LEAVING SOMETIME TOMORROW! ANYTHING I CAN DO FOR 'YOU ..---~ I HAVEN'T GOT MUC~ I CAN SPARE ••• eur HERE'S I DON'T KNOW HOW LONG I'LL ee GONE ! I'LL 6E IN TOUCH WHEN ':: ! l ! • OR THE l<.105, MONiCA? MISS PEACH WHICH PAii!T~ OF THE f!!>OOY -S"'°tAL.D 1-~PECrAL.IZli IN ? DICK TRACY --1 ---:-~~ ' l GET 6ACK ! )'II~ ? THE PAli!T~ NOSOOY Nli-£05. by Mell by Chester Gould • by Gus Arriola =...., .. '"J''''"'" .... or ;:RP _1 H")D,.. . /. '/ .. by Roger Bollen .. JHl>.T'S WHERE Tt-IE<,J BOU.OOZE DOWN /IJ..l- THE TFtEES !>ND t.IAN\E si11EET5 AfTER Tt-IEM . ~~., 5-ZZ 'fl if;l'i "The th i11g I don·t like about house plants is lht·,\ ah\a,\ ... \Va it unlil just a fter )'ou've \•nruumed the rug 10 drop their leaves.'' DENNIS THE MENACE M'"',.,..,..,,,....,,..-- i L,~ c:::_ _ _w n::;- .) _.., _ = -+' l I I ' ; , ' ·- • • • Job seeke ,. Needed 'Hints' B,\ .IO)'CE L. KE~'.\f-:l)Y UEAI\ JOYCE : rn1 111"11111Jl 10 :.isk your help in finding full- tJ1111· en1plo)n1enl. l'n1 a young v.'on1an 111th a college d1·grf'e. but I'm unabll' In find any Job lhal looks like it <"ould lead to a lasting career. J\·l.' been out of \\ ork for 01 t•r 1•1ght n1onths Can ~ou hl'l[l 1nc?-~·11s. X . Chicago \rhile usually I ('an'1 gc1 invoh'f•d in an ind1viclual's jobsearch, I derid1•d to look into !his young 11·ornan·, plight l:weausc many ~·oung p1·n11l1• r:in h('nt•fit froin tht• !-.olu!uin of her problt'm. ThL' fir~1 11!111~ I did 11·as to rail Lon D. Barton in Chica RO 11 ho hr;ul<; Cadillac Associatrs. onL' 11! 1he nation's l:ori;C'st r:i;c_•c_·utl\r <Jlld 1ec~1nict1 1 pl;icl'rnL'n! oq::;in1za- lions. Barton kinrllv agrt·i"I lo hcl1l her find a sa11sf~·i11[! JOb. TllE YOU:\(; 1ron1·1n\ first problcrn . Barton p<-11111~ out. "·;rs her rcsumi• l! 11 a s sloppv and h;id a ft' 1v rnisspell('d word.~ a11d 1ypin" 1·rroro; '"H1'fi)t•n1tx·r 1h·11 111n!-t 1·1nplo~·1•rs look a r£•!'"un11• 01 ('r (Career Corner J 1{·r1· carl'fuJh·. Th:il sh('ct of p;ii:}er lf'lls your sto ry. ;111d •f it looks like you 11·rrl•n'1 \\"ilhn~ to rakl' the tintl' to prt'11arc 11 t'arcfull.v. n1o~t rn1plO) crs 11 ill k>el \'OY -artm't too .se.r1ous about'11"an1ing a job.'' hc'ndds. _--: .. : 11~t ~next-problCm ..... "ras equal]~· serious: She hadn't 1~kt'n thi· !in1e to define her rat·l't'r objec1i1·rs. ·· F:inplol'crs 11·ant pt'Op)(• 11·ho ha1·e gil'cn lhC'ir future sonit· lhoughj <tnd can rxplain "·hat thcy·re looking for in a job." notes f:ra \\'. '.\toore. C'.:iditlac's execu!ire l'il'c president TIJTS Y 0 l' :'\ G Jubscr•krr lackl'd 11·ork experience and. t1nforlun:11cll'. she n'ndt• a rooli~h 1110\'1' h1· <JSking a friend to lie for h".r :inti claim :;:he had 1\·orkt·d for him. •·:\lost rn1plo\·ers sa11· !hrou11:h thi .;; i1nmctliatcl\'. t kno\\' 1·oung" prople g~t fn1.<:1rated hc>f'.'llJS(' {'\'C/")'One S('C'nS to 11 ;in! rxncrirnct'd 11c'op)(· but lhl'rt• cin· o!)<.'nin~s fol' ';..:rt•cn' 11·orkers if 1·011 loo!, h.ird rnough. Don 't (•vrr Ii~· on 11 reo;;unl!' or {•tnplo1 n1f'n t npplicnlion." ~loorr 11:irn~ i\r!er· Barton :ind :\l0tire roun~rled the 1oune: 110·11an on ho1r to d1•finr h1•r carrrr obicc!ncs. reran1u h c rJ r('.<:un1e ;ind rond11ct herself on :1 joh intrr1·ie11·. the~· rcf<'rrcd h1•r Jn l!t·!1·n Ha!lrr. or<'sidc11t of Offict' Prrsonn<'l Ser\'ic(' in Chicago. a firrn lhnt ~prcializ<'s in o!acing n1nle nnd frmale offic1' 1rorkrrs. 1('adil1<1c grncrallv deals 11·i 1h t·xccuti\'C personnel. 1 'ms. Jf,\LT.ER iden1if11•d 2 other probl<'ms: "She 11·as 11·rriblr sh\' F>nplo1·crs 11·ould :J<;k out·slions and I hey couldn't hear her repll' -she spo ke so sof\11· and often just 11·hispcred. ''ntl n1ust be tonfident 11·hen .You go on an intl'r1·ie11· Lel !he en1ployer knn1\· You're interestt'd in n joh and that .~ou'l! approcich .\our 11·ork aggrcssi1·t1ly." \lso !ht' yoUn{! 1ron1.:1n had a social Sl'irnrr degree. and ~11at realll' ditln'r do ht•r r1111rh good in the bu!'iinrss 11·orld. ~lrs. lfalll"r ad(JS. \Ir!'. ll,il!L"r 11·orked 11·i1h !he ~·outH! 11on1;.in for 1norr 1h:u1 n 1nonth tn l1l'lp th1· :ipplic;1nt 01 ertornt· h•·r ~h~ nt·,.~ ,\s for !he app!1t;1nt's l.itk 0 r bustnt'ss t"'.l.µi·ncnct" 'he bt•gan !ah.Jn!! ~on1r busint·ss rourses on hi•r 011 n ;ind that helped in11nen'l'I ~ h~ sho11 ing 11101i1·a1 ion . Send lettrrs for l~i~ eolumn In .Ju~'ce Lain f\1·n11t•1t~· al this newspapt>r. Sorry. nu µt•r,o nul mail replies ran Ile ~t·nl. I fc) 1974, ~lc\'au!!hl S~n· dlcate, Inc. All righls re- !lervtd. l ARE YOU FAT? OVERWEIGHT? OORINEX con11lns the most effective rtduclng aid avililabl•t with out presctlpt Ion ! One t1nv ODAINEX t1blet belore meals and you w1nl to e11 less • down go your I aJoflet • down 1oes rour wei&ht ! Thou11nds of women lrom co1st to cout rtpott ODRINEX his help!d lhtm lose 5, 10. 20 poci~s in 1 short time • so etn you. Get rid ol u&lY lat 1nd IM loftltt I ,... ODAINEX fltlHll Nllsfy or your I mnner wlU be relwtdtd. No qu1stlon1 •U;td. $old witfl Ibis 1111r1nlt1 by •' \ Sunday is Fl1tleAY • • ·QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi Blood Pressu1·e Borderlh1e? What • IS "II rn~i ~ h<.11·" son1eth1ng to do 11ith lhc rcstru:llons on DDT. ~ind then a1?ain ii n1a\ not.'' By l>R. S'l'EINCl\011~ DEAR DH. STE lf\t;noHN: It se~ms these da}s everybody is talking nt..out high blood pressure. It's enough to scare a.nybOOy to death. Bui I tnust agrt'e. u·s in1i:;.irtanl to knOI\' \\'hcther or r1ct you have it. I say this con~id{'l'ing ho\\· irnporlunt a purt you and others say il plu~s 111 strokes. heart attacks <.tnd kidney trouble. So I had 1ny bloo:l pressure t;ikcn. ~1y doctor s a id . ··\Vhc1r' It 's h,igh toriay. Hut I den'! think \'OU rK'eil anv trt-atrnent for 'it. Net until i.t k(t'lS to be around !RO or ovl"r " I didn 't quite oelieve that. so I 11·cn1 to another d<X1.or. "\'()UH HLOOll rressure is Lordt•rline high," he ~<.tid. "\t"s l:J2 s1srollc: ;111d !12 di:.istolic. Ycu·re 40. It i:.n't bad." :\o 1ncdi{·1ne here, t'ither. I ;!~kcd 1nyself \l'h y I put myself in this quandary. No11· I didn't know \\·h~ther or not I had · EXCEP.Tl-ONAL--·VA-L-UES ----· COMPL-ETELY INSTALLED OVER LUXURIOUS FOAM PADDING CARPET YOUR LIVING ROOM , DIN IN G ROOM AND HALLWAY. $ DUPONT NYLON HI-LOW TWEEDS 100% CONTIN UOUS FILAMENT NYLON PILE BASED ON 32 SQ. YD . INDOOR.OUTDOOR CARPETS 17yozire"' EXCELLENT FOR FAMILY ROOMS, PLAYR OO MS AND POOL AREA S. AVAILABLE IN PLAIN OR FOAM BACKED IN MANY. NEW EXCITING COLORS. ·ea high tlaod pressure. I \\'Cnt don 't I have high blood bark t::> 1ny fan1ily doctor. I ..-prcssurc-fi.1r. K. ~OJ~ tum I \\'aS Ul>SCI about i1 ~0~11\IENT: l!aving re~d lit' told n1c to sit do1'1\ in a this column previously, you II cubielc and relax fer at least a undf!rstand ~1·hy I _never make hnlf-hour. I "as alm?st asle-ep a specl,rlc d1agnos1s here. B~t "her;i he ca1ne in to take n1y f~m ~Mt y~r doctors ha\e pt'('~Sl!~C. It \\JS 144 Ol'Cr 88. said, 1t ~rt~1.nly -~ms ~t "Fol'get it." he said, .. 1 don't ~ou.r pressure 1s w1th1n normal ltn11ts. DOCTOR IN . THE HOUSE If vour diastolic remained over 9o and your systolic over 150 1 af ter a few exam1n11l1ons). thffl it v.·oold be likely the doct ors "·outd considt>r !hat you have high begin giving you medicine to blood prcssurC'. The last time keep it fron1 grlling high!'r. .1ou 1\'f're in here ~ou came off It 's true 1hat some patients the street !('rt!'!! and in a arc f11lscly labeled as hurry. and inaybc scared. hypcrtC'nsivc patients. Be sure ·n1at Rt.!nt it up ;ind gave us a . you give ~·ourself th<' benefi t fal "'e !'('achnt.;. or the doutJt during the blood ··i \\:u1t :-.-oti to leave hen! prcssurc reading. If you're t: da~ 111!h P"a<..e of n1inc\. exceptiona ll y tense an d Your prc:-..,;urc isn't high. All ncrl'UUS. tt~ll your doctor. 1ru n<..'t.'ll to clu is conic in for a If your hlood pressure hlood prl.'ssure rt•ading in reading is high. he \l'ill take it al:out six 1nn11ths just to check again c1fter you've had time to on i! " rt•lax. If it persists in being i\011. Dr. Stcincrch11 , do or high, .. then it's likely you require further investigation and treatment. I want to make this point Once lhe diagnosis has been made, treatment should begin. I do not believe in waiting until it gets "quite high" before trying to c o m b a l hypertension. FOR !\11tS. L.: In spite of 1\•hat you've been told , I know cf no studies that prO\'(' vitamin E i:; efft.'<:tiVe in treating hrart d i sea s e , sterility, or ncuromuscul;ir diseases. Neither \\ill l t prevent premature ag/.lg . The daily nap is th<> che.:ipcst pr e n1iu1n for insurance ugainst stress says J)r. Steincrohn in his booklet, ''22 Ways 1'o Prevent And Treat Coronarv Diseasr." J"or a copy \\Titc hhn at this pnp1'r enclosing 35 cents ancl a S TA!\1PED . SELF· 1\DORESSEO ENVELOPE. f tc) 1974, ~tcNaught Syn- dica1c, Inc.) DUPONT NYLON ill0 LOW 100% CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON PILE. POPULAR Hl·LOW PATIERN THAT COMB INES BEAUTY AN D DURA· BILITY. A LARGE SELECTION OF BRIGHT TWEEDS IN A VARIETY OF COLORS. NOW SALE PRICED,,, COMPARABLE RETAIL ••••• $4.99 DUPONT NYLON TRI.COLOR IHAG 100'0 DUPONT NYLON PILE. RICH . DEEP DUR ABLE SHAG IN NEW THREE·COLOR DESIGNS. " NOW SALE PRICED •• COMPARABLE RETAIL ••••• $5.99 ---·· ._..,., __ Cl.ELANESE fPoRTAEl PLUSH 100% FORTREL' POLYESTER PILE. A DENSE PLUSH IN MULTI COLORATIONS. STAYS BEAUTIFUL WITH MINIM UM CARE. DAILY PILOT .StLulents Salu,te,l Six!!"en Orange Co a s t students have been placed on !ht> trc Riverside dean's li st for the winier 197~ quarter. To be named on the list. <1 student must maintain a "B'' avcrai.:':'! 1rith no iz;r<1de bclov; ''C" for a rninin1un1 12 units or {'Olll'St' \\'Ork. Studrnts front N e w po r I Bc;1ch 1\'t•re Sara Erickson, .J:iri: A. Ferguson. David W. \'•-: /\nn ~laric Cuiltin<tn and Ahrr ~1. Thomas. Thci~c fro n1 Huntington Bl•arh 11•ere 11ichard P . fllcClurc. l .isa F:. Sporing and Louis A. Cassellc. S1ud('11ts fro111 Irvine l\'Cre ~1:.·11:irt T. l'er,cl'n Su.~:111nt• ~! ~'"Lain and \)inn;1 L. ~l!!C'hf'll . c·u~11 ~1,,1';1 ~tudPn1s 1r1•re l)i;"l!ll' S. Bordc11. Dlane Kay ~1rtde~~. Lindn Ka v Harli!!. Scott G. Busby and \Villian1 L. S,nall\l'OOd. Jr. NOW SALE PRICED ••• COMPARABLE RtTAIL ••.•• $3 .99 -·-·~---NOW SALE PRICED •• -. - 1000's OF REMNANTS SMALL SIZE FOR HALLWAYS. BATH ROOMS, CARS. ETC LARGE SIZE FOR LIVING RO OMS. DINING RO OMS AN O BEDROOM S. • !ST QUALITY NAME BRAND COMPARABLE RETAIL ••••• $7.99 SAVINGS 803 UP TO ... 0 SAVINGS 60% UP TO ... . ~;~~:~~~~~~;~:~:~~s~T (~~~:~ 1' &:::ESE IPaRTR:m:~~w-· ----a· I , •EVERY ROil OF CARPET IS MARKED ,. 100% FORTREL • POLYESTER PILE. SCULPTURED I AND PRICED FOR YOUR SHOPPING EFFECT OF OUTSTANDING ATTRACTIVENESS. llllG YOUR ROOM MIASUllMllTS .. ___ ., __ . ·-·..--...- CONVINllNCI EASY TO CLEAN ,MANY COLORS. • All LABOR UNCONDITIONAi! Y . ... .. . ... .. . NOW SALE PRICED •• , GUARANTl_ED • ,~, ---·~~OMPARABLE RETAIL ••••• $9.99 SQ. YD; SAVI Sl.00 HERCULON® SCULPTURED HI-LOW ·11 \Jr HERCULON®WOYEN PATTERN 100% HERCULON ' OLEFI N PILE IN A TIGHT LOOP WEAVE FIBER THAT RESISTS STAINS AND WEAR MANY COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM . I 00% HERCULON' OLFEIN PILE IN A TIGHT LOOP WEAVE THAT CO MBINE S BRIGHT DECORATOR COLORS WITH A SQ. YD. ~~IQ~E D.~s~~NER '.A!TERN ' ..••. ,." .................. "'........ NOW SALE PRICED ••• Q....... ... .. .,..;;,, .. . SAVI ---·· · ·•··· · · • · · ... NOW SALE PRICED ••• SQ. YD. COMPARABLE RETAIL ••••• $7.99 '"'·-·-··---·. KODEL ® mSCULPTURED 100 , KODEL ·Ill POLYESTER PILE 'A CL ASSIC INTERPLAY OF THE TRADITIONAL Hl ·LOW PAT.TERN 59. 9 WIT~ ~ CONTEMPORARY HAIR MANY COLORS NOW SALE PRICED •• • si;Jf COMPARABLE RETAIL •• $B.99 . u .oo . DUPONT NYLON PLUSH SHAG · 100 DUPONT CONTI NUOUS FILAMENT NYLON PI LE THI CK. DE NSE SHAG IN A MULTITUDE OF EXCITING COLORS SUPERIOR PERFORMAN CE. EASYJ99 UPKEE P AND ATTRACTIVE LOOKS NOW SALE PRICED • • • sQ . ro . COMPARABLE RETAIL • .$.11 .99 ::~~ --· KITCHEN CARPETS 0vt11;r':: NEW DECORATOR DESIGNS WITH Hl ·DENSITY FOAM BACK. EXCELLENT FOR KITCHENS. RESTAURANTS . DENS, PLAYROOMS. Sl.00 COMPARABLE RETAIL •••• $8.99 SAVI Sl.OO KODEL®filPLUSH JOO . KODEL · 111 POL VESTER Pli,E A NEW. DEEP. LUSH CARPET WITH LUXURIOUS APPEARAN CE 599 AND PERFORMANCE MAN Y DECORATOR COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM NOW SALE PRICED • • • si;Jf COMPARABLE RETAIL •• $8.99 1300 NYLON EMBOSSED SHAG JOO , NYLON PILE A CREATIVE ~LE l'lD OF LUXURIOUS SHAG TEXTURE AN D BEAUTIFUL CUT LOOP PATTERN OfFERS RUGGED DURABILITY ANU 199 RESISTANCE TO WEAR NOW SALE PRICED • • • si. '"· CO,.,PARABLE RETAIL .$14.99 ,:.~ ALLIED NYLON PLUSH , ,#/' J,,,.,,, .' fj,,,; NEW. HEAVY. DEEP PLUSH STYLED ,(/j,i mil>/ 0 TO ADD BEA UTY fO ANY HOME. r MANY DECOR· 599 /r.A'/, I .Ai',,, , lri.11 ATOR COLORS Ci••"" IAll PRICID SQ . 'f'D, COMPARABLE RE.TAIL •• $8.99. ::.~~ DUPONT NYLON SHAG 100 DUPO NT NYLON PILE STATIC RESI ST AN T. E''1RA DE NSf. LOW PROFILE SHAG IN LAVISH MULTl·COLOR COMBINATIONS THA T WILL BRING 1199 HIGH FASHION TO ANY ROOM NOW SALE PRICED... ,. ••. COMPARABLE RETAIL. $16 .99 $s.~ DACRON® SHAG SQ. YD. 100% DACRON POLYESTER PILE. HIGH FASHION. LAVISHLY THICK SH AG MADE OF HIGH LUSTRE 'YARN S IN MULTl ·COLORATIONS. RE SISTS WEAR AND IS EASY TO MAINTAIN . NOW IALI PRICID • , • SAVE $2.00 NOW IALI PRICED ••• COMPARABU RUAIL ••••••••• , •••• , •••••• 18.99 COMPARABLI RITAIL ..................... 11.99 . 3 6090Diii10 llTtl\EST COIV!WllU CMOIT PUN$ AJID 1.11111 !EMii llAIWlE CAll FOR FREE SHOP IT HOii£ Sl!Vlt£ VISIT OU! CUSTOM OWE!! DErT • C IH COITUCTOU UCEISI 11 !pllJM -•;JU· • • • .. • I I . NO. HOLLYWOOD VENTURA WHITTIER LONG BEACH 7001 Louttl Canyon 2501 E. Main St. 15918 f . Whittier Blvd. 3001 llellflower Blvd. &lvd. -912-22DD 641·5CM I· 943-0161 421-1934 W. LOS ANGELES TORRANCE PASADENA CANOGA PARK 111•1 Wil,hire llvd. 4236 Artesia llvd. 2660 E. Colorado Blvd. 21031 Shtr;;n Way 477·SS1S 542-6696 577-1900 347·2 4 I ' , ' WEST COVINA MILLBRAE 2526 E. Workman Ave. l20 El Camino Real 966-4411 SF (41J) •H·2SSS MONTCLAIR SAN •CA~LOS 4119 Holt lovlevard 930 ll Cowtino ltol (714) '2~517 SJ (4 IS) H2·SU1 • FOUNTAIN VALLEY 15945 Harbor BfVd. (714) 139.1700 . ' CAMPBELL 423 E. Hamillon , (401) l74·1SSD \ HOLLY . 1122¥11 E St ' 32 ••2·62 ' ... -. ~. • . ' • Newport Driver • ( 1:-.tlL\NAJlOLIS-John r..lahler or !\t•\vport lk•ach hn'I no doubt in his n11nd \Jut !h;it lu! \\Q(J!d be 111 1he slnrting firld 11! :: I 1·ars fo1· Sunduy's lndiunapolis 5ll0- nult• l "St\C rat·c if rain hitdrft cu t the o.r1 r-.:n1;1 I 11 hours of (1ualifyin~ lulJc lo 111t• lhe past 1\111 1vcc kcnds. <.:urri'nllv there is ~ $1 1n1llion !av.suit 4.1ga1nsl lndy lx•t'f1us1• !ht• sp1:1'Clw11y Mll(.•gt.'<lly dcnit'e wh.:n 1vt· :1 1T1 vl'd." ~l;llilt'r told the IJ:.uly P1lo1 li.1 lvl ~·p)11111t• Tuesday. "I J.;Ol 11it• c:ir up to J/!O rnilt•s lk't' hour 11ght ul'l tin• trnilt•r und our' praclic~· :.p~·t'CL; 111•ft' Up around 185 11111h. good enough to put us u1 the second or lhi rd ro\\'. ··\\"e h:~vc two l'nrl< but \l'l' h11d u h1~h qualifying nurnbcr That pul us llrl'll~· f:.ir b.'l{"k but both cars \\l'r e on the Int(' all day Saturday. "I dld get n chunct: to try and c1u:ilif,v the Eagle Saturday but I blc11· a turbocharger on the third lap and ilatl to hrlng it in ror rl'palrs. ··we Put 1t at the t>rul of thi• line and rcplac('(f th1· turbcx:hurJ.;l'f :111d 1111r1· ready to go in our backup c:ir but didn't make it tu the tr<.ll'I--to tic1vc ~I l'hanec to run . ""There \1·crc thr<•c of us in line at the liint· tht·y clos(·1t qualification~. I ""<1s !ortWlate lo get out in one or my cars but Sa mmy St>ssions and i\lel Kenyon didn 't 1·1·c11 get on the track because or the rui ns. "Everybody "'as in a c:omplete state of disbelief when they v;ouldn't let us even h11vc a crack at qualifying 1.•:hen the 6 o·«toek deadline arrh·ed. ··Originally . qualifying \\'as scheduled frorn II a .nl. to 6 p.m. on l\\'O successive Saturdays. a total of 14 hours. USAC li gurcd out a tot~l of about five hours av<iilable "'ith all or the rain we had." ~lulllCr 1nct with lawyers Tuesday nlght "'ilh u court appearance scheduled e<1rly this morning · to determine the effects of a $1 million lawsuit. UPI TelephOte o :;CAR BONAVENA LANDS A RIGH T TO THE FACE OF LARRY MIDDLETON TUESDAY NIGHT. .\1•(•a ,\uto Guildt•r Bonave11a Back Gi11·11ev Recltlls Cli1·ee1· !11 Co11te11tio11 '"' Fi lled Witli Jo :y, So1·1·oiv l .. \\"DOVER. ~ld . -Oscar l-:011C1\"t•na. the Ar gC'n!ine strnngn1an, has hno<;!(•d hi s fortunC's in the heavyy,·eighl ho .... uig r<itings 11·hiJe probab!.v knocking: r;.1 11i111ore·s Larry ?lliddleton out of any tllle contention. "' \ J, . I • I ., I I.! I' ( I• l'IO 'I \\ ; .... I ,,., •t! "'!'11 ,.,' lw,1 :+Ji l''llll'rl d•·1 11" . , 1 , \· • · , • 111 , 1 " n, · 1 1 I~" i·, ·' : 111 ·I · 111r·111 u• 1 :•t'1•l·· 111 1'1711 ! ' ,i, \'<11!• tull I .int• \11 ! , 11 ' tJ ,._ { •. 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I· c:urr«'V s:11d at tht• l1n1C' ol his drcislon r:1c111g. 11a.~ in a son1t'11h!"ll confu~cd stn!c. 11n1(!11~~ ln(l1;.1nJp:Jlis-s!ylc racing-. Can · Am . l'ormul:1 Onr l!nd stock c:trs. ··11 11.is d11 f1cu ~t to 11•11 1'\'l'll lrorn thl' lll;uu.Jpo1111 o r ;111 e>;pt•t't 11h1ch one 11n.-; tl11' p1t•rn1cr forn1 ul r<icinp: :1 ! th;it point I 1-1 tllllt.'<I to at k•a:-;t not be 1\.nlcalers No. l LI\ lr,·1nc n1:Hntaincd tis No. I rairng in thP <:nllegr <11vision by <i slim 11\0 pu1nts .-"h1lc USC w:1s rank{'d fiflh in thr. 11111\l'rs1ty dl''i'lion or the collegiate baSl'ball polls released tr,.odny ! /\t.j(l(IA ' T~~31 !I Okl11Mm• UniYft,hy Olwltlell 4lt ' Mltirnl, FM. 41 "41 7 Oc:ot9I• So\l!htrn •It 481 I. P11ro .-.mrirlcari OM If 4. SO C•rolin3 ' ~. S C111\!()1nl11 -a6 t.1..Jlt!nal1Cerll. ~• 4• IQ. lot .-,noptltl *D ~ ce11.,. Dlvla+111 ' UC 1rv1110: 41 '· fc~etd, Fl11. ~ l'kl!"ld1 ~1.1!h1••n 4rl J, Ao11tn1 J Southern !11\ogli 4C I We•!tr11 n11no1t • l'llQ"I ~1,11'111 416 t. Nnw O•le11111 • ) c11 51. 1"11Hrrlon •11 in. New H11Yl'n " • "' ... •• •• "' 11111111ng 1n ;i • ·1·111·1 : •11 1ln •d r11lt' \-ind nl 1;111n_g Th1: 1· :1 111 • .1 : 1·-"11:•! f\'1•!111<: I l'.HI. Th~·· 1·1·~. '"\II 1. ' ,11·· :1 '1\1· l1v !h•' 111111· \t\ll !'lld 11p p1t11•111· 11 I d1i11 ·1 l..1•01\. ',I , I' I ·1 · ! \\ ;1' Ill•.! I"• I!' 1•1'' ·, l"'•I . f1Jlo' ol [,111111'\ , .. !11'" ·• I 1\;1 1 .... Ill 1·(1·n1ul :1 (111•• 1:ir·11. 11.1~ .11111 l l:1il, :..il!!'d in a 1•11;:-; 1 r .• ~11 1 h.1111 11 1•.h1"I .Ji1111111 1•.;i.., killed. 1h:11 1t.uk ~otn1·1 h1ng ;111 .1.1. · ~.111 1 <;unit·~ ""11 toio\., ;i hll t·i 111,· 1 1u-.111111·~ a 1• a1 lro111 r;1e1rg. 11 hi. ii 1 .. :1 \••ry 1n11111:1h· ·).and ~11 rhing ;111d h;1rd lu t·xprt·:.-..... hut Jt <locs h:i1{' an l'r11·Lt 1.ur•1l".1 ~<ud hl· 11 0:111 .. 111! l1 h.1· 1a dr1\1 ' lit1!, Sllll l' ft'lllil\'~ . l\l• 11\"t"!l Ul ,1 l":il' l \ltl't'. and! nt·~·1·r n"1ll1 J!;l.,St'tl 1t all !hi· 1\a~·. I h;.i1·(·1i"1 done <in,· !C.'S11:1g or :in~· !Iring ··r ft•lt th;11 1r r 11t·rl' :.:01n~ 10 te~t cl1,"t'. I rn1!!hl ;1~ 11t ll {.!O v11 rac ing l,l'l<IU:'l' 1l''1 t\111111~ 1s 111:-.t as tlangei ou-; u ~ r01c 1n;:. Bonavena scored a unanimous 12-round dCrision ovrr ~tiddleton before some 1; 0011 tight fnns at the Capital Centre Tu1·~d;1~· nigh\. l1n ;i fi1·f·-poi n1 must sys l c ni . Bu11<1vt"ua. lh<' 1\·orld"s seventh-ranked heC11 ~·11·eighl. 11·as ahead on all three offi cial s" cards 59-53, 60-53 and 59-51. Bona\•ena sent ~liddleton. ranked No. 8 a1nong the \\'orld's hea"y"·eighls, to the •· .. 111\"a::> in the srvcnth round 1vith a left liook. Bolh ot the fig hters hit the deck st•1 cr;1J tilncs during the bout but all l'\.t l·pt the knockdo1-111 in the seventh r<1t111d 11·erl' ruled slips by the referee. Alter !ht· fight. f\Iiddlelon 1v a s .1dn1i!lcd to a Baltimore hospital for X- r;i ~•s of possible rib injuries. No fractures 11erl' found ;ind ~liddlcton \Vas released, huspitJl officials said. Co1111ors Co11t1·0,1ersy· S111·1·ou11ds _t\11ssie , U.S. Te1111is Stars \\'orld T1·:11n Tf'nn1<; ronttlllll'<; tn sur up 1·11nLrO\ers.1' rn lhl' tennis 11orld :ind 1h1• t·u rrent argunicnt <'t'rl!f'rs a round 1110 (lf !he g<1n1l's brigh!1•s! \"O un g slurs, E\"onnl' (;oolaf!nng and Ji111rny Conii(lrs. ('onnors. \vho pla~·s for 1hP Baltin1nrt' Hanners of 'VTT . lt•fl for Europe Tul'sday in hopes n{ settling: an argunicnl 11'hlch could kecp-hin1 out of the Italian championships. i\liss Gool11gong·s qut•sl for lhf' \1•omcn·s gran(t sh.1111 1il 1cnnis 1vas han1pered 11:hc'n on official of the FrtnC'h Tennis f'(~leration s;.i ifl Shl• \1·as not cligibl(' lo entet' !hl' Frenth 1ourn:i1ncnt -Olll' Of tne (our ~rand Sl:'ln' ~\"!'nts, tx•cause of ln,'r ;1fr1liat1on 11·ith th e \VTT·s Pittsburgh Tri<ingtcs. &lh Gnola£ong and Co nnors have \\'011 !ht'.' Australian OJX!TI -first leg of the sl:Hn. whi<'h includes the French. \\'imbledon <1nd Forc:oit Hills titles. The Italian ll!IC IS not H Portion Of lhC ~rand slan1, IJJl 1f Connors wins hi.; balllc nnd is ~rn1 i tted 10 play in ll al\, he 1vould probabl y be abl e tt> piny in France. "\Ve have ao Intention of changing our mind." srud Philipp(' Chalrier. president of the French Tennis Fedl!ratlon. Denouncing the 1\\'TT as a "circus," Chatrier adn1itted he was racing great pressure to accept ~liss Goolagonc nnd Connors. - lie claimed J\1iss .Goolagong 's entry for I I lh(1 French tournl'Y v:as posted after the ,\l;iy 2 closing dale and added that her application slip had not been signed properly. The s:.une clai1n reportedly was n1ade :igainsl Connors by !he Italian tournan1cnl. \Vi!lia1n F. Rio rd a n . Connors' agent. said the U.S. La1vn Trnnis Association backed the player's conlen!ion that he had. applied in time, however. Pll!sburgll '!~Lo~ .-.n,ei,, 1' \.\'omen -Gnol.,qr . .,<1 •Pl i:.eat R~~rdo (L ) 6·J, MR!\ -Roi.tw~ll fP) b~al Al~x~ndt• (LI ,.~. \Vomen·s <loub!~< -H"''~·-S~'m11n Jl) be~t G110la~on<1·N•!c11c! jP ) ~-i M,n·s daub!9• -l:'a·~w11l+·O~·lrlclt (Pl beal Alr••l"ldcf·M••ler IL] 6·1. ~·.;•('(( double• -Mic11el·Bandc~ (Pl beal H1rltr· \'i111 tl"ne (Ll ,_,_ A -1.911 11! Pi1!~bur111!. Dllroll 16. C•e•el•MI u Wo..,Pn -Lasa!1 (0 ) IM'~t eart-ow"z 11'\d Gvn!r>er CCI 6·0. Men -Oen1 !Ol ~a! Richey !Cl •.J. W OfJlir<>'1 dO!Jbltt -Gurl!er-0'"~"' (CJ bell (.,\lllS·Be.:ini .. (DJ 7.5. l•••e<>'l dootlles -Gra!bl'"r·N.oore (Cl. bt•! ~nl· !.tone 10 1 6·3. MJ,ed doubles -~1onP·H11rrl1 (OJ Dt!1! Gr1ebner-Ou1>011t, Bartltowlcz {Cl 6·Z. ,,. -1,065 er Ot!roh. l1Ulmor1 11, flOUOll n Wom111 -MelYllle {8111 beat Humt !Bal! 6·1. Mt<> -Bo!.trem C&tll bt!1t Hume C811) 6-1. Women • aau!W~· -Stovt-H•"l'le CtielJ Mat ..,,.,,1v1tl11-NCWW ry !30!!) 6•2. ~ MCt1'1 "Ouhlts -C•oo~endin·Cormlc~eel ( Stl) IM'OI ll:flCl·Tlri"C (80J\ 74. Ml•lld lk>uble~ -Stov..Ctrml"11el {Bii) btll 8'"lrom.Tlrl11c (flo•l 1·5. 14. -l.101 et Boston. Gel.t-<1 Gl1•rs lJ, N1weU 1t women -Hun• (001 beat Pl!MOn·IClvlnwre CHI .. , M•n -Emen.011 tGGl beoll R1lslon ... 1. Womens do\lb!~• -Zlt)Oentusi·P1;eon (H)1 bell l(!osi·Hunt IGGl 1--', .... d WOfl llt!W"telter S .... M111's dol.lllles -Emt•»On•Mt'-"1ll1n (G(;) lltet 11~111on-Ce\e tHI ,.J. Womt'l't doublM -Hew1ll "el Goldfft Ctttrt •.J. !•oem un1v1llfl)le,. A -1,09, et Honc11.11v ' • Indy "I guess It's up to the judge no~'. There are high powered la'vl')-'ers on both Sides and the judge wlll have to decide v.·hat to do next." When the turbocharger went out on his Eagle, ~1ahler was averaging better than !RO miles per hour and ~·ould have nladc the startlng field with the same average speed for four laps. lie had no chance of getting on the track the first day or qualificalipnio because rain cut short the session. \\'hen the rain again interrupted action on tire. second \Vetkend, all the scurrying for position possible couldn't have helped the situation for the cars and drivers \\'itta high numbers. Catcl1e1·s l(ey LA's Win Again LOS ANGELES (AP) -Al Campanis, the Los Angeles Dodgers vice president, k~ps talking about "happy dilemmas," and the Dodgers hav~ a pretty good one in their catcher's position. There's the incumbent catcher. Joe Ferguson, \\'ho slugged 25 home runs and drove in 88 runs last year. But he's been mired in a· season-Jong slump so far this year. So "1\at happens? His replacement, Steve Yeager, takes over and bats .359. !\loreo\·er, in the 16 games Yeager has started, the Dodgers have v:on every one, including Tuesd3y night's 3-2 decision o\'er the Cincinnati Reds. Jlo\\'e\·er, it was Ferguson "·ho came orf the bench to deli\'er a pinch sacrifice fly in the bottom of the ninth inning that hroke· a 2·2 lir to S\rcll the Dodgers' leatl ··--Dodgen-·Sfdie---·· .. ·· .-.11 Gemn 111 llAIC OH) h\IY n Clnck::.:.:' ~! Los .-.1111.e+e' May 2l Los .-.ngtles iii San Frenc!•~O f.l.•v 2~ l.o~ AllQtlu at s~n frem:i>eo 7:'.'.5 p,m. 7;'5 p.m. l2:SS p.m. in the National League's \Veslem Divi- sion to a commanding eight games. The victory '~as th,e Dodgers' 12th in their last 14 games. There are some 'rho are suggesting there Is animosity in the baUle bct1\-een f'erguson and Yeager O\'er the No. I catehing job. "Let me set that straight," Ferguson ~aid after driving in only his 11th rw1 of the year. "He's on my team, he's my tea1nmate, he's my friend. \Vhen it's all said and done. the important thing is ''ilethcr \l.'C \I in or not. " Yeager, 1vho \Vas hitless in three tries to snap a six-gan1e hilling streak. nonetheless figured in lhe Dodgers' 1\·iru·ing rally. \Villie Cray,·ford opened the ninth with a single and was advanced to second \\hen R\>11 Cey sacrificed. Bill Russell then \\""85 walked intentionally. Yeager 1vas next. But he was hit ""ith a pit.ch , to lood the bases. Ferguson batted for Dave Lopes and Oicd deep lo center fielder Cesar Geronimo, scoring Cra,,·rord to .,,,in it. Yeager also produced an earlier Dodger run. In the second inning, Los Angeles loaded the bases on an infield single and l\\o ,,·alks. Russell sent a grounder to first base1nan Tony Perez, \1110 booted the ball. lcttin~ one run s1..'0re. Yeager then grounded into a ckiuble play, enabling the SOOJod run to M.'Ol"C. CINCtNN/4.TI LOS .-.Nc;ELES Ro<e,'n .. ' II rbi .. r ft rbf • • • ' l il<y, 711 ' • • • /.\gr'1'o!ln, 20 • ' ' ' Jo;nua, pn ' • • • Bench, c • • ' • Mar;l!all, p • • • • 1Ptre1, lb • • • • Buc~ner, )f ' • • • Concepcion. •s ' • ' • Wynn, cf ' • • • Rt11e<omd, rf • • • • Garvey, lb • ' ' • GFaster, cl ' • • • VJCrawtord, rl ' ' ' ' GeroolfTIO, cl ' • • • C~, 3b ' • ' • l<osco, hi ' • • • RusSf:ll, S$ ' • • ' Nei~oo. p ' • • • Yeager. c ' • • • Orle.~en. llf! ' • • • Ray. p ' • ' • ltcri:.en, p • • • • l>\ol•. pl> • • • • LOPC'I. 2b • • • • Fer~uson. Ill"! • • • ' Tora11 ,, ' ' ' TO'lels " ' ' ' Two ool wtlen winning turi S(Ofecl. (lnci,,1181/ •oo "" .,,._, lM .-.,.gtles '~ 000 001-l ,. " • " .. , . Nelson ' ' ' ' • ' 80<1!~" CL, 2·11 1 )/l ' ' ' ' ' ''" ' ' ' ' • ' Mar•tiall IW, l·O ' ' • • • ' HBP-bV Sert.on !Yeager). T-2:19. "'-18.161. Su•peuded Delroit's Norm Cash was sus- pended for two days and fined $100 following an all~rcatlon with umpire Blll Kunkel. Cash disputed Kunkel '• call of a line drive down the right field line. Cas h returns to action Thurs- day. • . W .. 11<"1•Y Mii 22, 1974 OAILY PILOf IT Saga VICTIM HOLDS SHREDDED REMAINS OF HIS CAP. Ligl1tni11g Hits Bo,, • Bolt Goes Front Head Lu Fool IR\1ING, ·rex. ILTPJi -(;reg Lehrer. 1-t . strut'k by a li ghtning bol t that hit hiin in the forehead and tarne out through tus r1Ji!l( heel. e-s~~ped with 011ly-S1TpCrfiliafll"iTfns-anO a fupllii-ell earcT1~iu11 'Whfch is expetted to heal. . · "I just thiuk iL\liaSlLL..n1y_tilnf to ,go .yet,"' (ireg s::i.id .. 'fuc.s ~IJ_\'. j'l knew it had lo be more than luck th;it I livert." Greg was at third ba se. although he \va s supposed to be 1 h{' starting pitcher for his baseball tea111. It \\'as the botton1 11.'.llf of 1hc _.s econd inning and the pitcher who took Grcg·s place 11·a~ s lH1\vi11;..: son1e signs of wildness. "The pitcher thre\\' a ball and the catcher 1ni ~.sed 11. I 1uok oJJ my glove <and shuffled son1e clirt in front of n1y foot. The next thing I ren1ember I was in the hospital." Greg was knocked unconstious and 1night h11\"e died h.'.ld it nut been for two policemen \\'ho were coaching another gan1c nearby They gave Greg a heart massage ancl 1nouth-to-n1outh resusc itation. The boy lay on the ground for 40 1n inutrs. His legs \vere fused and had to be pulled apart. 'rhe zippers on hi ~ uniforn1 n1eltcd. l li s heavy me tal belt buckle \vas so hot no one t:o utc\ touch it. /\ chain around his neck disintegrated . \Vhen he regained consciousness. dortors told hin1 he h;1d been hit by a ba sehall. :,I hadn't seen the burns vet." he said. "l'hev told 111c I u·as hi! with a baseball because they thought I 111ight go Into shork knowing I was hit by llghtning. "I \Vas supposed to pitch that night. bu! n1.1· arn1 \Va~ hurting me. There was no lightning before and they s<1id there 1vas none after. It was just a little cloud passing orcr. If I had had 111.v head in the ball game, this wouldn't have happened to n1c. "I guess lhe greatest feeling I had \Vas \vhen I \\·:ilkcd ou1 of that hospital. I could just have been as easy dead as alive."' Tana11a llo111er Victi111 Mayberry Poivers J(C Past Skidding· flalos third t a•r linl' a.nd sco rP,I r\nioi; ()11 .. \Vho had si ngll'cr 11ith t11 f1 ou1 K.Ai'\SAS CITY (APl -John ~la~herry k11ocked in three n1ns \1'ith :i home nn1 and a double Tuesday night. J)<)11eri11g lhc Kansas City Royals to a 4·2 vittor.v over the California Angl'ls. The game featured a light pitching: duel bet\\·een St{'ve Hu sliv of the Rovals and Frank Tanana. 3-6." of !he An.grl s until f\.1ayberry cracked his eighth homer of the baseball season with Cookie Rojn::. on v.ith a double in the sixth inning. The AngC\s C.'{lUntereil in th1• filth 11h•·11 F'rank. Robin ~on singled ;i nd t'\\'11111:111.~ ran1e ho1nc on Ellie Rodi1,..:th·1· ~\H'I ilH · lly. ~1ayberry put Kansas City Rhead 1-0 io thr. first, slicing a double that hug~ed the Little Red Lopez Seeks Knocliout LOS ANGELES (AP) -Undefeated featherweight Danny "Little Red" Lopez declares his whole battle plan in fighting: Bobby Chacon Friday night is to knock him out. "\Vhether it conies in the first round or the 12th round. I plan on knocking hiln out." the undefeated 21-ycar~ld part· Indian battler declared. "This is like a title fight to me. one I have to \\'in." Lopez. 23-0 with 22 knockouts. n1cets the once-defeated Chacon at the Sports Arena on Friday night ln what could bC' the most e.'<Citing fight in Los Angeles this year. Alleen Eaton says 1hc bout isn'I ~{'I <l sellout. but indications are thlll i! "·ill l><' and she has also scheduled a rlosed circuit television viewing at her hon1e base, the Olympic Auditorium. Lopez and Chncoo are the tio1nc 3ren heroes, each with his cootingcnt. Chacon. 23-1, has k'Orcd 21 knockout!. His only defeat came via knockout at the hands of fonner \vorld. bantam\velght cha1npion Ruben Olivares. !-~red P;t\l'k hrnkc 1111• l·l lu' 111 tl1v ''''fft!ls .'tl1tl•• .-.11 Games on KMPC CJ!O) /.l)y '' (J+;1orn•a 11! l!:ani~I ld·/ •1,,v 11 c •o1 ... 11;a <11 Ka"'"" c ;1~ May 2$ Oa~ldnd al Calilornie 6 SS p m l:otton1 01 lhl' fif1h , drillin!! h1 .. ~t'l'.•Jnd honicr i'I the year into lht· 1.·11 11,.hl seats. In fhe eic h1t1, Rohi nson hcl1t·d lii• Sl'\"Cnlh hotil t•r of lhl' \C:lr for tl11' Angeis' final run. Busby, 7·3. nt'.'edC'd rrlief hel p frn111 .J,,1· ~locrner in lhl st•1'l'll lh CALIFORNIA KANSAS CITY .. ' II rb• .. '" .1 .. RiY!•S, ti , " ' • Wohl!or~. 11 ' • ' ' DDoyl<.'. 'ti ' ' • Rood~. ~ti ' ' . " Vale,,lln~. 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Yet protection is very comprehensive. even including 5300.000 Major Medical coverage. (Underwritten by Hcalt11 Service Inc., an underwnter wholly owned by l he,.-National Blue Cross Association.) Find out all about this new well- rounded package of good benefits. Th ere's no problem in making a si mple pho ne ca lf to 835-3855 or there's nolhing square about sending 1n our coupon. ....... __ _ . ' ' ' ' Settled Early Chargers Fall, 6-1, Chaffey Belts ·Sailors, 16-3 To Rehs By HANK WESCH 01 int 0111, t>Hot si.11 ONTARIO -Ne·wport Harbor High's baseball team bowed out of the CIF playoffs in rather ignominous fashion ht•rt> ·ruesday, taking a 16·3 shelling from host Chaffey before 500 fans. 1\e\\lport's Sailors. sc>cond pla ce finishers in the Sunsel League, end their season with a 15-7-1 record . Adversity, self-inflicted and piled on by Chaffey, heaped up on Ne\vport from the first inning. And though the Sailors nevt•r gave up, they were never really in the gan1e either. Chaffey scored four times in the first inning on the basis of a 11•alk, double, three straight singles and an infield error. The double 1vhich started the rally 11'as n~arly hauled in \l'ilh a diving catch by Ne\\'port right firlder l\tark Duffy, but the ball jarred loose as Duffy hit the ground . Fron1 that point on Chaffey "'as on its wav. The 11·innei-s acldC"d fi\'c rn orc runs as N c 11• p o r l switched pitchers tv.·ice in the second inning. and closed out !he gan1e "'ith four 1nore runs to finalize the rout. Ne11·porl used three pitchers trying to halt the Chaffey onslaught. all "'ith \i1nited sutcess. The victorious Tigers tlad 15 hits, placed six runners on 11·11h 11•alks and 111·0 11•ho 11·ere hit by pitches . stole five • ' ' Dy ROGElt CARLSON DI 11!1 Ptl!J f'Uol 11111 bases. and bcnefilled from five Newport errors. Chaffey pitcher L a r r ':I Garcia, who notched his 12th straight win and brought his seasonal record to I 2-I , handcuffed Newport through the first four innings to assume a 10.0 lead, then gave up the Sailors' three runs in two n1ore innings ol work. SPORTS ' Tars, Uni Triun1pl f Savanna J-ligh's Rebe 1 s \ exploded for a pair of three- run outbursts to overcome a l· O clt'ficit and go on lo post a 6-1 CIF' 4-A baseball conquest ovt•r Edison Tues d a y afternoon at Brookhursl Park. 1'he loss eliminates the Chargt·rs of Edison from the playoffs. Savanna earned the bid with son1e clutch hitting and a superior pitching performance frotn lefty Brian l layes before an overflow cro11'd of 500. In Tennis A lefthander. Garcia had Newport's batters swinging under his rising fastball and tricky curve for most of the game. Ten of the 27 batters Gareia faced in six innings of \\'Ork popped out to infielders. Ne\vport Harbor Hi g h ' s Ke,,·port finally got on the Sailors routed host Sunny Hills scoreboard iJ'I the fifth inning. Tuesday afternoon in CIF 4-A Duffy lined a sha~p single to tennis action. 25~~ ~ 21 ~ right, Rick Dostal worked for v.•hile 3-A competilion \Vas a \Valk, and both runners highlighted by University crune around on successive High's 241h-31,~ triumph over singles by Doug Chard and Art visiting Riverside North. Sorce. In other action Corona de\ The Sailors' final run cHmc ~tar fell at Beverly Hills. across in the follo11'ing innin~ Jj 1.~-12 1/z and Laguna Beach \\hen pinch hitter Dave '\'ester was stopped by visiting San boomed a triple to left~enter Marino, 171'.1-1(}'14. field. and scored when the Co.1ch Pat \Vilson 's Sailors Chaffey shortstop errored on a scored heavily in doubles early grounder off the bat of ~1ike nnd it sno1vlK1llcd into a rout. Blanchard. Univ,rrsity singles players Prior to that error, it had Scott Oayes and ~like Tunstall appeared nothing could go spearheaded the Trojans ' ""·rong for Chaffey's Tigers. victory. In the third inning, for Beverly Hills m:ode the example, Chaffey faced biggest noise in qualifying to Ne1vport's first scoring tneet No. I seeded Palos opportunity arter Blanchard Verdes Eriday with t\.'.'O girl had tripled. \Vith a left handed players capturing six of eight batter at the plate, Chaffey possible singles points. coach Jin1 Semon switched his ~unior Diane ~1orrison and second and~third baseman to fresh111an Stacy ~far go 1 in get strong arn1ed Tony ~1unoz stopped Corona dcl J\lar's bid -·nr-posit101t to-fie\d·-a -g-rouOO--forvictory. - -- ball. Laguna Bench. the Grunge . 1'hf' next bn\l \\·as hit League champion, got in direttly at ~1unoz who trouble .tn doubles a f t er gunned the Newport runner scoring 51.~ points in singles - oul at the plate. a half point more than coach Newoort Hirl>!>r tll , _ .11 r h rb; ,\rt \\ahl \\'<:IS counting on. Dvff•. rl 1-<~nel<. 11 J I I 0 ' 0 ~ 0 Oc;IJI ,, I 1 I 0 ,\QOM' }O 0 r11d•M. ,\ l g 11 ? ~OHO 1 ~ B;>l"~~ll~ c o~•.ot. ' R~oe•1,an. cl-.)O Pduhch. 10 Y ••l~t. oh Hoo~ o Blan(l'\~•<I, O·C0 • .' 0 ' Athletic Results 0 ' • " ' 0 g g g 0 •l 0 • ' 0 g p g For Girls Goris $w1mml1>9 Var.;!y E<li1on !ll) lU) Tu•hn )W me~iev relav-1. Tv,1ln. Tlme· ~ ~~ s. 100 !•ee-1. OT! (Tl 1. E G•e'r fE) J, Cu"V <T L J1me ~90 l t~ ore~,1 -1 lltii' (Tl 1 Callas I Et~ f<ar-.::lall (T l. Time' lc16 0. lN in<I med -1 E. Greer (El 1 (UrrV [T) J II Gree• (El Ti"'e 111) D•v•nQ-1 B~'l'lel IE) 7 U1~erWt1Qd (El ), Doron Il l. Po•nl•' ~190 700 tree-1 Corm~{~ !Tl 1 I(. G'eer !El l. T Jonn"'" IT\, Tome• 1 Oil l 10') !lv-1 E. Gr~~r IEI 1 f<~l ll (T l J i'.\CC~>~•ll !El. limo; I C.S.S 100 llacl.-1 Tolttman (f l l. I( G•ttr (E) 1. P Johnso" (Tl. l ime , 1·u1 I zr;o iree relav-1. Tu\tln Time: 1;4.~. Junior Vu"S'IY E<llioo OOJ !19) Tuslin 100 mcdlCV relay-1. Edo~~n. Ti m~: 1 01 9 50 lree-l STun9.~ (Ell. Luca\ !Tl J. Spain (T l. Time· ?99 50 ll"a11-1 M~llo~ I~\? Bud"~ lE\ :1 Sime (TJ Time; 39.2. \O'l inti m~d -1 p~n~ !T\ 7 H1wport 111") <21>) Sunny Holl• s;no1~1 l,'••·01• INH! oe! St n,1 67 O•f r t:'<l o'I" •• ~OI Be'n't''"~I 0•1.;~llMt< Pt"••n> l"H! '"" I·~' v.cn ~I 1 \, 6·1 v,,01 wcrl NHlv.ono•.6~ 6 ' 6·0 l.!o' l~H J 1>01'1 I},~·•. c·l. 6-1 Dou~lt< ' . Stcc•.m.;~ B~u.,nn •t!H\ Ct• H.i,.. ~·II("" t l ~.,, ~~1 1'.~lllJ'~" Ho"'~'"''"': a~ J ,•n~,.,,,,,,-,tl I NH• "~" o•J, l ' ,~.' ; I · 11 Va•rolv cirM (Uli) 011>1 8t10trlV H1ll1 5 '"""i 00~''• RH• r1~! (~de v' I 1•! ~M'""' 6--0, a~I Gu•IJf\Ofl ..... n" R.'" "' Mar"•On IBH! I(.>! )-6. o.on 67. 61 •-O l,\<1'901•'1 1 \, 6 7 S<hwa,11 . , DDvblei Vl<1qn!·Cl.1'k !OHl ne!. t.'C~'"'•''' GuLc < 6·'· ~ 1; IP'•' '"''~ c.~ .. ~. (Ml~~ ·~. ~ l (..,,, ~dtt.\n 18Hl lo" :o. ~~ 1r.1 l·t ,. V•rsotv Uni•tr101~ (?4',) !l' >) R>vfrlode Honn Slr><1!PI J Fnlt~""~''' IUI tift! l:ur·~v 17. ~··• fnuoa 6-J, Or~n• 6.0, od .; •~•~• I ' V•P''" 'LJ' htO 1-1 wco 'I < 1 I 0 Tunlldli (Nl wan 4-1 . lo•t •.i.; 1»on 6·1. ,. H"ytl (01 won 6'1. 6.0. 61. 6-¢ Oovt>le1 aoen·B. Fdlle•me'f' (\JI 11~1 "'"- Gooo•t"r o I. 6 1; oel P···~r T~• ,, ,, ~ ' • l An!!l·W•IT (U) •Pl•t 6·8, 6--0; wnn 0 1. 6.1, V.•l"\llV L1qun1 llt1<h lD'•l !ll'<l sin M•r.no S•OC1lf1 Sp,)ldi~o !LSl lo•t to ~IHVC!h! 1·~. ""' w~'"'~I 6·•· IP•! TO Nano~l!t!0'1e l·b, C"' v~·oa 6·1 OOCd• !LBI la,1 0-.6. •·6. 1~. Wl)l'I ov d~'•un T~arn1on ILllJ lo" Q-<I; ,,..,,,. 6·3, 10•• •· 6 wtin 6·' G•llntr !Liil 1011 l-<I; 101>1 11. 101! 1-e, 0·6. Doulll•• T"""'·•· .. f'~~"~I ILSI •~Ill wi+~ G<I~"' Blo l.es~•e J•b, J./, del H~ll·C'•tmtr 6·? (vn,Hd·C;Jl,l!~n !LB\ IOI! •6. 6.£; IOh! 1·6. 6 J. Hayes struck out 10 and faced the 1ninimu1n in five of the scvl'n j·1nings he pitched. But despite 1-fayes' flossy knuckler. curve and fastball. co;ich 1-larvey J ens en 's Chargers appeared to give the Rebs 11 scare -at least for a few moments. Thal was in the fourth inning \1·hen Jeff Nichols smacked a f\\'O-OU! home n1n over the ri11:ht field fence 350 feel from the plate. r\irhols' blast ga1·e Edison a 1-0 leod ;ind \1•!1h pitcher D;1v1• \\'hitc sai!inl'. along i t appearf'd the Chargers had :in el'en chance at p u l t i n g Sal'anna <lo\\·n. \\'hite fol10\1'cd \\'ilh a single just out of the shortstop's rea<'h -but that 1\'as the la~l of the safeties for Edison. In !he sixth Edison threatened 11·ith a 11·alk and error pul!ing 11ro runners on 11·ith one out. bttt J1ayt's for('('d F:dison's No. 3 and 4 hitters lo grounc!_a]Q_~~Y. <}}Jl __ .. _ _ __ _ Sal'anna. n1enn11-hile, ..:ot thi• ri~ht con1binalion tn tht· bol!om of the fourth for three markefs. After h\'O outs J err j .Jour:lard singled and scored on ~lark B;irtholonte\\··s double to k•f! Bnbin Hitt• fo\1011·f'd 11·i1h a ~1nµle fol' a11 r:>i and 11·enl to S('t'Ond II hf'll !ht· b:1l1 go! p;ist !ht• outfil'ldl·r on a shoe string :l!tt~lllpt Th1·11 1!11· rorif t:arl'd · in. \\'hit(' 1ri1·d ro pil'k off R t('<' :1 t M'('Htld hill •hf• \J:tll \l,1S ](Ill'. ··:1 rorn.11'.! 11lln !hi· oti ltil'ld ;ind 11 lif'n 1h1' l·:di ~on dr fendrr <·oul1Jn '! ;:('I th" h:<ndl1· Ritf' 1·:u11f' 1n to seort' the third nin rker . Th r1'" 1111r+' run~ C'o1 ffit' :l<Tn~~ 111 th" 'ix:h :1110 ;ig:1 in it \\':IS !h<' IOWf'f half of lh1 • .b:H !ing order rh at did thl' dirty 11ork. Jo u :.: I J. r <l s i n g 11• d , B:1rrholon11•11· trip!<'<l . Rice srorrd. Bnrtholome11' 11·ith ;i ~;1er.if1 f't' and ll<iyes knockf'd in rhr fin:il 1.11!\' 11·ith :i solid s1 ng lr to ri!:ht · Hin~\, " 11.~co·f c• N •t~ol• r! Scl.,ood. Jt> W~i le. p M""~~n. p W~l~p,, pn e1s~orc. " O~VO•'ft\. i t> Macv. c Scn~e!e« 1~ 10111~ E~uon ClJ .. ' ' ' ' ' 0 ' 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 !~ , J ' " , 0 ' 0 " ' $t0rt II' 1nn!1>9s ' ro") \ 00 ll-1 (f',0 )Cl '-6 ' .. 0 0 0 0 ' ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , ' . ' . . ' ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 • Fe;era~e1><1 (E l l. No~es IEI. l •"'e; 1 :11 4 o ;v;n9-1 Shiela~ I EI 7. Ma!lov !E) J. Oi•on Ill. Points: •$01 100 fref-1. S!un<;iis lEl 7. P~n•cek lll l. S!oddard lE) T;me 1:01 I 50 lly-1, Keuhn (E l 7 Candelaria IE\ 1 Mc Kee (Tl Time' JI• 50 bat k-1. Spatn lTl l, Fuller !El ]. Gustalson !El. Time· '.16 l 100 Ire~ 'elay-1. Tu~lfn. T;me: I> 4, Girl's B..Smlnloo Lakewood Tops Lions For Gyn111astics Title M1rin• (11) IJ) MliilOO Vi•ID Sin9les Ot~mond JMV l <IEI. lee 3·1. 1·7 111.11son (Ml <lei Sw~a>y 11·9, 11·1 Hc.vQe IM) oof. Hetie:., ,1 1 11 I Pi•chie IMl d•! C:o•~•n 11 ·4. 11 1 Williams lMl def. C:la<enlc ll·0. 7-1. B<llman !M) <!ti. M<:.Mill~n 1·11, 11 ·(, 11.9, Kt !lles !MV I def. C~IJeria 11-9, 7-l, 11 -~. \\ldrl>Ol~ /MJ del Sp<i1>9~r 3.1, ll·L Doulllts Benner·Young (Ml dcL 8vr<;ihardl· Hiiier. 15.,, 10-15, 15·7. Cdm~~·M11dewell {M) def. Turl~y· Turlev. 15-J. S·O. H~n!on·H!dld (MVl !ltl. (oul~on·Rifof,lel 15·9, 9·15. 15-3, TMomllSOl'l·W~r nock {M l def. Bristol· Brightwell J·S. 11·9, IS·11 . R•b1n·Slehl l Ml eel. snep~•d·Sllg~r I~· 12, S·J, Sml!M·Wrabcl (M> Ciel. Norrl~-Rc•~an, 15·3, lS·ll. Hemll!on-Osgood (Ml de1, Ford·Norrls J-1. 10·1S, 9.7, ()(lete.(;rimt' (MY) de!, Freem~n· Losner 5·1. IS·' Vlt'5llY Ccstl Mt•I {10) 1:.1 Nfwp0r1 H1rbQr Slnq t' Cl1rk (C) def. Farmer t·ll, 11..i. 11·S. Wiiiiams (C/ def. (;11Qe 11.0. ll ... Hall (() los to Nlchel! 9·1L 6·11 . Vil> Horn [() def. Palliton 11·S, 1.0. Meth !C/ !OJI to Kifkwl>Od '·11. (.11. Rager• C) de!. ViMentl J.O, 11·9. Dovblfl Bellrent·Fregoi.! !CJ Gel. Dev·Bur11s 1S·l1 , 1S·S. WIUs.-Sthnoor (C) det, Batllrlck·Cle•k H·S1 U·I. Nutt·Averill (()def, Par1eous-Smlt h H· t, J·O. 8rehenv·C•0<ren (Cl del. Katob·O'Rtillv 15·9. 15-1, 11•,..wn-w~,1 1J1n<I (Cl !let. Rouellni- P1rrv lS•ll, ]·IS, 15-9. Merc1<1o·Klelv ICl def. Kofob-MVt•l 11 · \S, 15·10. l!·l. Vi"lfY Edi-(1) Ill Tut!ln Novack !Tl def. TrautmHn Jl.(, 11.2. Vervy 1E) def. M1rk11pn 1·11, 11·1, 11· .. Wvall Ill def. E11mor. 0-,, 11-4, 11-4, HOYiand !T) dtt, Cal)pe!lo 11 •3, ll·'· Snvdtr (T) def. Wethtrllee '·11, 11.a, l · •• McOonelt! /Tl Ciel. Llr',dMV 11·3. 11·6, Oovllltl f)~vlll-We1I (E) ,..,, Smltfl.Schlmtr IS• l . 1W. 1.11c11~e111-0ldmtn IEI atf. 01v·St'lerrv 15·~. 15.,, G (pt1h,'-M:Opneld (El def. RUKltl~ T•!l~tl11 lS·I, 15·!, G ", I e c h • E!itnilmmtr IE) de!. eet1m1"·G11n1r 5·15,~ 1\-6, 15-ll. e11;U1h·Rk hard1<1n ce1 oet. TObl11· Gl~SOll 1$-6. 1·1$. 1!•12. We!drD!l·Yun !El dtl, Ad1m90fl4cftubl U·I, 3·1. • LONG RF.ACH \\'e"-tn1in,iJer High senior Bill Searles. the defending CJ F individual charnpion in the long horse and fioor exercise. scor~d CJF record averages of 9.2 and 9.3 in his specia\lies Tuesday nighl tut lt wasn't enough to carry his Lions teammates as Lakewood High repeated as CIF team champion at Long Beach rvlillikan High. Lakewood. behind Frank l\·Jartin 's all-round title and first place finishes in the pommel horse and par<illcl bars. edged the Westminster Lions by . 46 paints outdueling the Orange County league cha1npions, 2 5 2 . 8 6 - 152.40. Westminster had a solid three·poinr margin through the first two events, but in the end it was 1\1.artin's ali·round totals lhal decided the issue. UCI Tennis UC Irvine en (2) C•I ••Ptlll S!1191t1 Carnahan (!l daf. An!Tlln ,.J, 6-1. Flt~beck Hl cMI. Bh.1omMro , .. , .. 1 ... '· WrlOhl II) Otf, Luc:k~ .. 1 ... ,. E11tm1n en dM. Ellll"s k .. 2. Tharn11uro II) def, Htnn!11 6.., t-). Cripe !II dr-t. Low i... •.J. •·~· Doullltt JO I E1ttma~Wr1Vlll e1om1Mra 10-7. "'" A"!hln• Lutk_~·Ell!;JM -CI dtil. Hta•~·El)Oenlo 10· 1. Low-H11111l9 !Cl cNI, Htn$ll'/'<l.lppman .. ... • ~r1• J~:;":l~1!,'s Wet!mln1!er (U1.40l (lll.Ul L1k1woad LaflQ ho .. e -I. $e~rl~• (Vil ~.] !CIF •~{Ord) 2. Vdn A:~l!tn IW) ! j l. •·\~•lin !LI B J5 Floor •At•cl•e -1. Se~·I~! (W ) 9.) (IF record ) ? Po•"r>o fl\ 9 01 3 Ja11n•an !WI ~6S. Pommel hars.,._l. Mfl•lin !Ll 8,S! 1. Whlla~•r IWI 8 5 J, S'vmour (Wj B 0. Harlton!•I b~r -1 Po•~tto !Ll 8.5 ', Van Ruiten lWI 8.1 J. Madin (L ) 8 2. r.1r•!lel o~rs ·-1 l!·~•lln !Ll &.s 1. Rvilen lWl 8.45 1 McGreqor (WI !.7. R~nfs ~ l. Ende1> !LI 9 O l. Cruse lW/ a.J l. N~uman ILi 8.15 All·round I M.lt!I" Ill !.0 7, Van i"lui!en !WI 11 CIF 1'en11is, .Baseball CIF 4·A 8•leb•11 LtkewOOCI I, P•los Verdtl 0 Redlend! ~' Foolhill 1 SAvanno 6, Edit.On I H<>entme n. Newburv P~rk 1 Nori~ Torran<e '· LI H~brll 1 sen Marco' j , Lii MllllK111> 1 El1en110wer •, Lo• Altm110• 3 C1>11fttV 16. NtWl>Of! Herber J JA e111blll El S19undo I, Ar1usla ( Lvnwao11nk l Ctbrlllo I, E~ctlilor 1 2-A llMblU Htmlt I, NO!'CO 0 !,pn!te 2, Ttf'l'lple Clly O 1·A llMbllt C11ri:ilnterl1 2. Montcltlr Pr•D O llrllhre/I 3, Wtl>b O t-A T111nl1 einioo Oleqo 11, A11our1 11 C•nlrtl 11, P111dene Polw \I ' Ai·ea Girls Score High Newport Harbor Hlgh's Kim Kepharl and Fountain Valley High's !\larta Stoll led Orange Coast area t11Jalifiers for the girls CIF gymnastics finals Tuesda y evening at 'Vestminster High, each qualifying in two events plus the all-round Tuesday. And \Vcstminster H i g h placed four individuals in Tuesday's finals. Co6ta !\tesa High's Jani S1nlth and Newport'1 Linda Pitt also qualified for the finals. (Q111IUltr1 IOI' Jllnlltl v~vl11flll -11.00!n M1uo1n CAoou••l IO; L1url1 OonlldlOll tMlr1 Cotll) t l; Paul• Gr911oty !Mir• Co1ll) l .l: Kim l(.,llarl ouw,.wt HltMrl I.Ii Sue Ptrk {P1lo1 Vltrdlll l.1J lr-1 Wllld11 (P1l0& Vtrdtl) 1.11 ColMn O'Toolt lSonor1l I.Or t.111!1 Pllllllpt !So. Torr1nc1l 1 l; Kim Mtl11ry-. cwe11m1nt11rl J.t ; Dan11I Olnshort tC•nlrall 19. Uneven Ptrallel onro -11.ti,..:c• Fl•lds (Beverly Hiiis) J.90: J•nl Smith tC.s!• Meul •. ti; M111• SIDl1 4'.Uft· 11\n Vill•JI 6.IJ; L•u"• Oon1I01011 (M;,.11 C1Xt11 ) 1.90: Je•n P11r•tr \Muir) 8.JO; Kim Kt,ll•l't (N.Wporl H1rl>Or) S.M; C11rrl1 Smll,, (P11!os V~rdesl J.9: P1u!1 S<hremp (Sor>o· r111 S.6; C•l"Y HPM•ll 1w11lmln11 .. ) 1.J; Suue Sh1ll•nblrg1r (Wtilmln· •ter) 6.1. WtdMiday, M11y 22, 1974 DAILY PILOT Jf JC:s In Brief IronMan Trophy / To Golden West • Golden West College has banquets. "''°" the Southern California A luncheon wUt be held Conrerence 1ron Man trophy. -Thunday noon at the FinllkSe The awa~ Is given to the Inn in Westmin.!t.er for the college l'.'1th the m o s t successful athletic program at golf team whUe the track and the conclusion of the 11 sp:>rts. field squad will meet The R~tlers won the Thunday night 7 o'clock at gymnastics titlt!, tied for the the home of assistant coach baseball crown and finished ~e Farrell. second in golf, tennis and The be.seball team's dinner sy,•imming this spring-giving is plaMed FMdly night at the thrn1 53 Points for ihe year. home of Kirk El\ison. It's Cypress Ii~ econ d scheduled to begin at 7 (50), followed by RiO'Hondo o'clock. 145 \, LA Harbor («), Los eElf'hMVP Angeles CC (39), Sant a ~fonica t34 l~). East LA (301.1 ) and LA Southwest (16). e OCC D110 Wins Orange Coast Co 11 e ge' s Bruce ~1atthews and Peter Lvnch combined to win the t.OJ)S()lation state JC doubles tennis championship Saturday at VeJ1tura. ~1atthews and Lynch Golden West College's Mike Eich has been named the moet valuable swimmer at a banquet honoring the Rustlers Tuesday night. Ken King and Frank Browne "·ere selected co-captains. MANY OF NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH'S 1973 SUNSET LEAGUE VARSITY co.CHAMPIONS WILL A Benefit Game for the John Gust Scholarship Fund Has Been Scheduled And Will Feature the Debut of Al PLAY JUNE 6. Pizzica as Head Coach. a .. 111nte 1>e11m -B~r~re Mlll~r !A11ou••l 1.1}; C1ml M1rc11s (Bev· erly Hllls) I ~!1 Jl ni Smllll (C01!1 M•1I) 7.201 L11url• Oon1IG10fl (Mira ((,.1111 ).ll; L~llrl Bentley (llemo•lol) a is: s1111ron Yaule !Ramon1) 6.0S; Jeaonlt A!farez !Sc1111rr) 7.20r C11rol Henry !Sc1111rrl 6.~1 01bbl1 l(w1111 (Schurr) I.OJ; P1111l1 Scnrtmp !Sono-• tll) 1.05. defeated Tim Jackson and David Bro\.:n of San ~ta!eo, S- 4. 6-1, in the semifinals aod Glenn Thompson and Ro ger Garrett of American Rivrr, 3- 6, 7-6, 6-4, in the finals. e OCC Bo11quet Orange Const College's sailing team and crew will be honored l'.'ilh a b a n q u et tonight in the OCC student center. rt begins at 6:30. T£1rs ' S1,1·i11g Game ' HelJJS Sc1iolars1iip m11itimun1 use of his abilities. Estancia Awards Estancia High's track and golf teams v.'ill be feted with a sports oiward banquet tonight at the school cafeteria. A pot luck dinner begins at 6:30. Te1111i.~ '1'1111r.·1e'r ,lo\chetl11led Floor t •erci1-K1r1n Argu• (AgOlltl ) e ,, 8~ro MIU ... (AgOlltl) I.~/ C1ml l."~rcu• 18eYl1'1Y Hilll l l.J; Lturl• Dooah11ot1 tMlr• Cosl•l l ,J; Lindt Pill (Ntwpot"I H1rtlof') 1.lh Lfl'ldll Willi1m1 (PalDI Vtrdl1I 7.tJ; L1urlt e Banquets Ser Golden West College's golf. LIASl A '74610 WAGON$,,,.,_ • ll•lllmo.O.[L COST A MIS.A DA TSUH 2145 HAUOl ILVD. C.M. 540r6410 A sun11111·r 11111urn robin singlrs and IS schcdult.'d to b1·t;1n .June Ii .1: Costa .\lt·~•1 1\"1111.; Club 1r1!h rntr.v de:11J luh' .~<·I .lttn•' !h " EH;r\ f!'t' in lhc 10-weck tu11rn•·• :'-SI ~ for "i n~les and .')10 1'11r dou bles tennis y,·ith the B•nll~ (R•mon1l 7.90; P111!1 Schreml) 4Sotlorel 7.IJ; LINll Cu11r<111 (Trovl 7.IJ; MlfY Ann Or1gi.eskw !W•tlml~11tt) J.,. Alt-.1rc11no -C1ml MBfCUI (Btverly Hlllsl 26.-0; M•rlt SIOll ll"owntl ln track and baseball teams will be honored this week with -----------------------. b -'\ Vlllty) 1•.lt l Laurlt OOrlll<llOfl CMlft C c,,.o;1a) 31.15; Je1n P1rkff 4Mulr) LEATllER W ..... I ...... LMNtw I Ylllyt Cl •t•: 1!.1s; Kim Ktp111r11 ~·:•:•:•"':_~·:,.~· '.J_,,~;lJ~F~E~~· ,;•~•~l~'~l~ol~-~!11!!··~~~"'~ ... ~! .. ~t~J~I ~1~9 .. ~l~ff~J~J INE CAR OWNERS 11 11.ds ·l:i1ttl Srpt 2-6. Fur1 ~1r~ 111funnatio11 can • ..• r.ai:t·tl \1_·. lJliing ;i5T-0211. Dor) 11 • .0. ~--- TI1e 1:1 '!! J<1'1n Cus1 \\:1s a dedicated young a!hlc-!e \1ho~r pcrformancrs on lhP roo1hall and baseball flcltls m<.1d'e hi1n a leader. • A-gradunt(' of Nr\\-port l·larlXlr High. (lust \\'Ill be rell1t'lnben~d ;.g~1111 .lUlll' t) \vhcn lht· T:ir~ sltt~e tl1rir ;1nnual spring in t r a s fl 11 ad football ga1n1 · at 7:30. Duffy received the award at, .a school banquet May IS and in the opinion of those whol __________ _ made the selection, best eKemplific£-. the -S-t::r.D..Q &.!· _ Killed in an nt1!0JJ10hilc accick-nt last Oe<-embcr, Gust will ha\'C :i S.°>00 st·holnrship set up In his name and thoN· attending the spring outing al I\ewport \\ 111 h·1\'c a n opportunn~ to contrib:Jll• to the hu1d . ~1ark Duff~·. :i 1· u r r r n I parlicipant 1n football :ind baseball at Ney, por!. has b\·1•11 nan'!Cd as the first rt•l'ip1c-nt nf the award, based on irnprov£'d perfo rn1anl'f' 1hrough ded1ca!1on . d l' !'> 1 rt' ;ind the niade ror the s pr i n g i11t rasquad game but donations wdl be accepted for the scOOlarship fund. All mooics contributed are tax~xempt. Gust was named to the All- Sunset League, All-Orange I CoHSl and All-county tcant!I in football and the all-league 1 squad in baseball while pt!rforming at N e w p o r t Harbor High. All senior members or !he 19;,i.75 football tcani plannin~ 1o continue their education in tht> fall arc eligible to apply for the sc-hola rship each year. l\1esa's Eile1il1erg 211d NOR\VALK-Co!->!a ~1 cs n High's Curt E 1 ! en berg qualified for the state track and field µreli1ns i\ta~· 31 at Bakersfield College following his 161-foot effort for second pl a<'e in the CIF' Southern Sc<.1ion in the discus Tuesday afU>moon at Cerritos Collegr JUmp with a fifth place finish. I Estancia High hurdler Steve Adams won a sp>t in Friday's \ ~1asters Meet at Cerritos College with a 19.4 in the 180 low hurdles -second to Lakewood's Dale Walters 119.3) in a special runoff. ~ilcnbcrg l\':lS rht• onl,\ Orange Co:i!il ;1rea ;1tl1lr1t· lo qualify in eithC'r the discus or triple jump for the statr meet a!U10ugh Orange High's l)a\"id Burch made it in the triple OT 1 Sthrader 1 .... ~,1~ .. 1 !•J.O ) C•l1·~•·P'I• .. ,, ; ! <L~ Ouontal !S'l 11 ~-H~n~aelc< I II~ 1 To,.~nce ! lS~S T J-1. Smlltl \V1nlwr•I •1.Q 2. Ptrlo.tr !S1nla l!lertMral 46-l l . Mornl11<1 (P1u<1e111J 4-0 '· M!ll~r IAl•K•· ae•o) ti-9 5. Burch !Cr1ng1) .U~~• I ,, •• I ~· FRONT END SPECIAL 00 ...,. .... IMC LU DES: • Front End Ali9nnttnt • Repack and Torque llront Outer Wheel Bearl119'1 • Balance Front Wheel• Prlc• Good n,.. Mcrr 25th PlffH Coll For AppoH1t1•al REGISTER FOR FREE DRAWING Frff Gift For E•eryC111e! FREE PEPSI -!COFFEE Cal for an appoln1t11111t. R FGo nrl rich --- l•qfvl111 C~ •A1Mf4r•t11 l1r•11 • M•tlM Clttir .. • • .,,. .. ,jfflff l 8. F •. Goodrich ...,.. . 2049 IWllOI IUD. lot loyl cOs"fi. MuA .... UM'"' $,_.. ....... MM. .... Pri. I"'; s.t, M 64M4Jt 14MMI ...,....,_. •Shoclls • ...._, '· aeon n's an WO n's I • I Sale 56 88 Reg. 61 .98. Men's and women's 26" 3-speed touring bike. Side pull Iron! and rear cal iper har1rl brakes. ccm!ort saddle. chrome-plated fe nders. painted "Hockey-Stick;· cl1a111 <f'idTd Sale prices effective thru \11urday. u .. Penneyt conv•r'lltnt Time Peymtnl Pl1n. • .~~~~,~~88 ~t;;;;' 'h womens 27" deluxe 10-/ , speed Genier pull !rant /j --...._ cn11oe-hand bra~es with dual '~vPrs disc brake in rear f .ill~ ietlectorized fron1 arid ,,.,,r 11res. s1em mounted ue .. r sn1!ters. Sale ·65 88 Rtg. 74.11. Men's Incl women's 21" 10..•Pftd r•cer. Side pull front and rear caliper hand braket with dual levers, stem mounted gear thlfttfll. Reffeetorlzed rat trap pedals. Sale 65 88 Rtg. 72.H. Mente tnd women'• 21'" 1-IPffCI touting bike. Front and rear catlpet hand bflkes, dirallleur gear aystern, chrome lenderl and e.v-1 comfort 11ddle. Retr Luggage carrier and circ:ular . c:llllll -cl, Sale74 88 .Reg. 14.tl. Men's 27" 10.spHd rlCef. Center: pull dual lever braku. atem mounted g.111 lhlttera. Shop· Sunday noon to 5 P .M •. at the following stores: FASHION I~?· Newport Bench (714) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER. Huntington Beo'h (714) 892-7771. 1 • • 20 DAIL V PILOT Off tl1e G1·eet1s A1·ea Golfe1·s Vie Bria n l.1ndlcv of r-.lcsa Vt•rdt• l'ounlry Club and the RllSSt·ll bro!hi•rs. Tuppl'r and Jeff or El :\ii;?Uel Country C!uh. \1 1ll be in the first fourson1c of the 0 r a 11 g c t:11un1 v rneu·s anHllt.:Ur golf chnrnp1on.,h11> this \\'cl'kend L1nd lev :u1d !) C' n ~1 : s Sa11ndcr.S or Yorba Luu.la CC are onL' h:in<l1cnp golft>rs vd11lc rhl• Jlussells t>0th ~port t\\·os: Imperial Golf Club anU Chuck Jewson of Columbus, Oh io, fl1orrls and Jf'1\·son arc thrl'c handicap Aulfers and the \)thers are four.~. The tournarnr nt 1s for the bcncfq of the Orange Cuunt~ ~tenl<il Hcahh A~~nri·11 1r1'l ;111 d is spon.'>Orl'd by \Vallier & Lee Rr ul Estate Seueliff J un T;-ihnagc ;i nd J;;1utiy Gore fired a 208 lo ~·u1 a high· lov. loorn;1n1e11t :n llunt1ngton Sc:_ichff Country Club O\ t•r the \\'t•ckend. f f:c ,, .~ 'rt • • • SoCnl Confere11ce Clratnps Ciarelli Ranlied 5th In Nation Orange Const College javelin thrower Tony. Ch1rclli rankt fifth in thr! nslltm in the latest JC track uni field marks with o toi;s or 2'lS.9. Ciurelll will co1npcte in the ~iatc JC 1ncet Salurday at Bakersfield with the javelin action beginning at 6 p.m. Top JC Tr.tdl •nd ~leld M&rijt t00-1 Jacl.\On Holew M•deo> t ]; J, Jo~n~on IWHI LA) 9.J; l. W!lmo!I t~~·~~J .!.""'Mcti:,·~•:,• i~5:u. Pl~\~'I ~ •w. Au<k•~on !Palomar> t.4wn. 7?0--1 Jonn""' (Nl'W Me•lcol 'O t; 7. i~1~:'.1" ")1~1l'u•~1 ~!·°"'J ~~\r:· ILBCC! 21 ON; S ll!lf'son tFuUertOI\~ '" •.;<} I Rl)bln•on tl1n1v! •1.5; ? McLPa! 11..:. !.(>ulhwe-1) '11; 3. Smhl! !lll ~ .. u1n,..,·\IJ •1.1n. 8ovd CRane1r, Tc< I •7 1, 5_ F.trmer i LA \cutn ... e•.!!, Johnson f~•H, te •. ) 8e.,·ur1 !Fulle;1unl •7.il, •90 I Tu•fl {E•<.e•. NJ) 1:'8?; 2. Rcu•n•Gn tl anf!V I 1-51.2; J 9&!1_191 t New M<'•ko) 1 SJ 0; I, S•nc"-1 CS1~ Jo•e) 1 il6. s. s"'"°'"''f tlACC! ind H~Vnl> IL8CC'I I 53.1. Thcrt• a1 c I~ golfers 1n the cha111pinn~hql fl ighl \\'tlh ft tot ;1! of i9 ll<iflll'lpiHlf.F; HI lhl' 1nen 's tournan1cnt th:1t 1r1ll begin S.1turday at Anahein1 Hills l'11untry Ctuh. SurKl ay\ play 1\·i ll bt.• al Jluntin.e:1on Scat l1ff CC c111d .\1onday'<; final round 11 iH bl' at Green Hiv(·r l~olf Club In the !'(·t rind foursome of lhP cha1np1on~h1p f Ii g h 1 Saturd:iy v.·tll t.ll' Hr u t ,. l.;,indsni;in of Los Co.1ott·<; CL. nave Jlclln1:1n and L:1rr~ Collins of !\1eS<.J \ crd~ CC :111d ·f)ave \\rilliams of r-.1ission \li1•jo. All arc t11u hunditap golfrrs. In scrnnd pl;icc at 2!1 \ll'r(• fX.u1g Sha1v and \\ 1!11an1s Sn11th. Bob Sµcnct!~· and Flo 1\lu1go1i 11crc ncx1 ,d 2L! 11 1h \'1L· Allen and Bon Vinton fourth al 213. l.u\drn \\ l'~I ('o11ce:e t apturecl it <;; fourth straight Southern Cali- 1orn1a ('on lerr nre g~n1 n<1.~liC'" clt:>n1pionshlp this past season. fron1 lct1 -coavh l :e:1r!.;c Hrckstead. as~istant coach .\rt Ca111arillo. Kirk Hedrick. Steve Atwood. Ken Kraus. Sle\'e i\Iarion, Jim Draguesku. Cliff Curtis, assistant coach Llate Seyn1our. Steve \Var- ren and Paul Parent. ,\die t WUliHm• llane, Ore.I •:Ot.21 2 AYrl d {El Camino) J·IO.I: ]. Hllle- orand (Moorpar~I • 11.0: •· !.:OH 10dessa, l•• l • 1 1.~: ~. Murr1v tHIQhll,,e. WI•~ t •. U.5; 6. ~ml r-t Nev. Mc•IC!l) • 11.6 Racing Eritries l mile ! Ro~t !Odt •S<I, Tt• l ll:•l .11 ? wnilaker !So>0kftn1) 13.~.o: J, El~C kt>l<tn (SPO~M\~) IJ:S].I, •. t!~ll~brd~d IMOOrPd•k! 1•,0•.0; S, ~""'" (Nr ... Me~kol l•·O•.I 01hers 1n the champ1on.1;h1p night intludl' .Jamc·s (f1\rcy llf El Niguel CC , Mike Cosentino of Los Scrrunos l.<1ke.<; CC. .John ~foore nnd Ct'<lr1ck \\'tlrren or f\fnrinr lllc•111orr1l Golf Clun. Joseph f\lorris of 1'\ext big e1en1 1ur li1c rncn's club at Scacliff 1s 't pru derby rc11turing the three club professionals. Brian La k l' llave McKcaling and J-~rit· Pollard on June a. lf1111t·lu> SJ (ltRr Tr•<~ F••!. For.I PC\! 1;~5 p n1. \I E•~<I• l'o"I R~<t. \~ E~~clil• 1 1~. 1111 •nd t«nth r•<~•. '. '"·""'n~·, Jel (l e.11~.1 L·' iv <1<> 10. CardOI~' r ,r • .. •Ace~ (0 Kn1gM I ••11drr·on IT l1~ham) Scl1eduled Trout Plants 'fhe follo11·ing Southern and Central California lakes and s1rean1s. listed by county. are scheduled for restocking this 1\et>k 11• i 1 h catchable-silt' l 1t Eli111 s Tour11c111ie1it l!'H>• 1 I l<1on< IC l>~bull IJ8w: 1. ' "'I (f«n1, Tc• t I• I: J Ardarv 11'<111•'''''"1 U 1w, • Rome• (Lft~I ~d;, r1~ l 1•.?. I P·erce fSkvll~tl . 1 , P, c If {)~lo.I 1'Jw, Ntlson 1r1·,LT••I H ]n •:nl" ! 11.,1~v 1L:nc<>'"l ~1.~n; 1. lo··I .,n l("r~. Tc•.\ lli. l C~vl!I , "' ol '' 7 • Wv•!! (Skv1ine) "l~c' r,1 •l<!Jltl. H.111 !LACCI SJ.] FIRST RACE 1Y.l "' 1 1 \!~' Volleyball Slate Set Al Melanson SU<:Ce"-~full v defcnd1..'<l his men's c I u b championship for lhe third straight ye.ir 111lh 1! nrie·u·1~.k·,· par round on !he final da~. lllclansori fired <i 11 •1 1th f1 1~· birdies lo defeat runnerup [)11n Mcxii by five s I r o k c s . Melanson carded a 214 tot11 l for the'54·hole event to 21!.I for lllodi. In his final round . flle!anson 11'as three under at the 12th ,,on• .~I;( O''U POf>~ >'tJt ~ r.t " ll Wr•<JMll Go llna·~~•: .. l•• (J Dr~•~·I 1~1.~·• Go Go •L l;v I 3M11l•~ 9.,o1~ ~ !K f1.,,, ( 'RDl>t'" /')<'• c~ Bo~ Pl R • I llo< ll!,.m"o~ 8~r IT L•1>h ""I V;~\<IV /,,,,, f,• 0 />'.<;•'' F1c•'I' S•• I J V'/.""' R<otl1t1 ~l B·•Uo;~, 5ECOHO llACE rn '"''I' 1)1<1• & UP (!d"r•"O "·~· \i Cl'""""'' P'•'~ ·~it~ 11111 E"ul• , 0 It~'"" F'•·.n h'~•I OJ Vi•I • Ur l>d''<l'l<11l' 10 Co''"' P.op~··. (~·c 10. tAr•n I PlugCl l<l~no '<' ~E G>r/;) Sunn N<>eO !L /1,,1~~\ _.}Jvc _Qr;l__ll~-CoasJ. ;irea hol~when M-$UCCU1nb@d ~o :_i prep volleyball tean1s are in <louble bogey. TtHRo u CE no y;;,;1; o!d~ C"I • b•td Purse 'lf.00 action F'riday as Lhe rirst Jel• T • .,. F1,,sn 10 Kn;,.n11 .. $1XTM RACE-HO Y•1f~S 1year11lcs_ (1··"'•~'1-Pu"e 11900 Cld•m.~~ P"<' '"'«I ....... 1 Gold •O IC•,,9n!l ~"dtlV E•crrlt IJ ll o<~aHhl 1'"~!1d~O IK Hartl ''""~«C_on G~nt (R A<M<rl I • .,~ Ouo~ tS Trea~urel '''t~•l•C (ll•C 7 \0 "'"'":;) ::O•lll" o· Ho<>~vn-.n !L Mv•eu f .. ·'f r.i:~i 11 Uoha,.,. [• ~ .... Oa1>1er ID C••doi.tl r ''""" 0c11 p \'larco ~EVENT)! llACE -3~ varo~ ~ vtar ,1,,,, \ u1_ ru .. e !12.'JOO. l ll' !riu~u •• "~·' ,•u •S T"a'ure) '·" c p,,, Go 10 Knign!l LwovDuQ'• Ch~rge 1l El <lllou r "-~!•~e Empres' IJ. WM1onl • -. ---"ft'.~t' ,,.,.,.,.--rT tTpliJl<t\l - • ,., ... , Pe,~.1Jol•O 1J War<l ). ra1nb1H1· trout : LOS A;'\GELES -Big Rock Creek. Crvstal Lak!'. Ehzabr th Lake. J~ckson Lake. San Gabriel Hi•:er tE:ist and \\'l•st l-"orks1. ORAr\GE San Ju~1n Creek. Trabuco Crcl·k. Bl\'ERSIDE -Fu l 111 or JC'rr.v J\nic;ht of (iardrn r.nHt' !1as µrahlx'd 1~<' ll':1cl after tl11· first \lond:ly of ll011 1ing 111 the-\\\•st Cn:1.,t '.latch Carne Eh1ninnlions ;1! Costa :\ll'sa·s J\ona LanL·s. t\night :11rr<1gl'd 21 6 for lht· f•1·l··g<1n1t' btork. knock i n ;! do1rn 1.0~1 pin!--Three bC'hind h11n is (;!en Chris 1rns1·11 of Anahe1 n1. Lake'. Fuller :'llill Creek. Thl' top :ire;1 bo11 ler is Jlclucl l.a!..c _______ \\'c_~t1111u51l~rj;_ l)i~.li. IJ.@.;1~ch. SA:'\ BEHi\r\RDT~O 11llo 1~ in the :'\o. fi pu.:;it 1un ~. Doc-8r~asch, \'l~srm.•"l~r I Oong John•on. L~nQ Bc·~Cll 10 8•11 P~ilhps, Or Arq • ll Wall Block, (df~OO 11 Ch•che 1'.\.t,snall. q t.l"l""o 1 O•• l,{11,• l ,IUl I .O~Y c.-~11 Poe'-~"~· ,;:.n v·~''" l I'•> I• Ol' JOj>n,,on. ~dn 1 F • ~~1• 1 0J6 lo l!Mon lomt>~rp H•''"" " 6c11 l Cll Oln~r, t9. T•~<V ole•u ~• I'"•"' 1nqto~ t'eoJC!)l l.028 .'l F" •·I+ H•nkl" \l'••nc ) 1.016· )• Jo.' "--t~ . .-•Ct TQ•" I O??' •J SIPV~ c~'""' I "" 1 <ob •s l.l~r• R~a:I~ IC~,I~ /,r •! •,·1, •9 cn~r • Rorn;;no 'W• ''"'' .'•r <. o, '>~ >(~v (lry'-0~ (•',•,:,-.,.,...:•I '·' ~· .r,··•L 5.1.iJl;it (~('-il'' ':J-':!.~._71 '..I Qc• .. \y•'• Ii•<'• II.'"·'' V•«C) -ra • n I "'''"• /111! •01; i. ~ ""' i ~'·" •0~ J. SC>Ulh Plain•. • L·''"· t..J .i:tl. }. ·l•~e CilY, 1 , ·r 9n "''" ., 1,.,_1 LA SOlllh,,.est l !0.5; 2. I ' •11 l~ t fl>rl>O• ]·1 15 ; ~ 11,rnwr. le• l 111 ~ Lil((, L•n~1 ... l•·'lll •u"P-I M~!ldU IFulltrlonl 1-11'': ' ;. •·.,.,n 'Ac"i """"· Otl OltCh I~, ... ~ A'll 10 I 8 ragq, 1s~u~,•<I(', .,,,,.,, J ~·II !. Eldtrl ,-' I I 10 , L·•> .,.,, ' r.1·•t r lE'I c~mlna1 ?S· ~ f'~'<""' !N ·1>rd•'-• Scuth ) '""'~on •SO Mt•~) ?S-11. • r "'".' rs~n .l~<e! ?• 7•... !. ~"'" ir. ,in,•11 '"·6 w T ~1, '""'" I flc,,~11 !5J 0..l!t\ J.O ~· ' l\.ilow:n !G•o.,monO \0 1" (JfP..., •r •0 ~· I /;c'••~f IP,1lomJ•l ·~l~"w; S. 1.•o·~' 1Nrb Soul'>) ~·11 PM ·~-111 ' "•'Y"'~ ICcn1ta1, Arll l '' 1 "'~'"·'" 1G1cn<1.1lcl. H~rman • ··""" ~· • 1 16·0 • ""~•~'1 (1'.•e1a. f,111 I I~ L-· I .Ar.ro~TJon9 !Ph<><'n!.!l,_. W~t'"'"" \~<><l~•'"'-'' l it • round of the CJF pl~·of!'s gets . lrciui~ "····s' RQ.~ 000 T•" rT L•r1:""' ·--'"er'. , ----. _ .__. ~--...-'""'--""~ oJ. ~.,I:;..,-......... .,. U.Q..~.>l.S!Oll'li.11,.,_,t,IY.1£!.)_. __ _,,_.,._. 11nuer \VflY. • ri•sN• c.1o~rs (~ ,-:c,;:;;r~, Hll,111.ng.ton °-·l'·h dra1\'S ·1 :\Ien1bers uf thl' Prv-A1n p, Pl•1 !R r.11.iirl .. 1x:." ' ' . MOO oe.il IN P~11·0I • Coiorado Biver at Ne ed les. 11ith J.0!14 p11is. Denny .Pl·n so EIGHTH RACE-400 y .. rt;\ • ~~H• c;rP('fl . \l,dley L1ke. Grl'riOf)' of llunt111j.!to11 81.•:1t•h I~ llL'd f<1 ~· eM J;··-f7 ~ I: n • "t,~.~ ~ii-tQs~nij.,_f11'~-' ,_iiW,_L:iRC:----.-~---.--.--scvcmtr:'TI\. •crbchtnci---Braasch:---...... -•.-J'""""T't! · ~L t">.11 ltp r.< 1.~, c· .. r !L w1,9ni> I'··[ I I A , I t_j J • Cn1c~••a lE G.ir1a1 Sr\N Dl EGO -Doane Pond. ~ rnc ing l' li1lllp1 on "r\ c .: hon1c assignment ~i g a 1ns1 c:ulf As s <JL' 1 a Ii on 11•dl 1 •. 1,, e.•o• !O '~0"" North 1'orrtlnee while Corona participate in th~ annunl pro-~~':.,~ 1c~~v,:J.''Q',1ev~d dcl :\1nr and Fountain Va!lcv am tournan1en1 at lr,,.1ne 110 1·11>0 (R B 0n~,1 ~.,11 Luis Bev 'Rii·l'f. .!fl ek<:on .. Jr of Loinita is in f·•rcn~rqc {J Oe~gN) -" B.i111er IK t<ar11 \IE!\'TLin1\ _ Upper Piru !~I' No.~~ s pol after bo~l1nµ~'.: .ire al hornl' aguin~1 :\e11·po1:t Coast Country Club tod;ty F!)URTH RAC(-1'0 •··~ '.l· l<«/"1..!>d E\df Boy fT. Llpr.aml c ...... k !lo.1 "l'r.1es. Of the 1.~ l!l1,, ·~~ 0<"1 O•c~ IR A<>ao•J '-" _ F , .. , 'v !'•'~" !J w ar<>) TLJLAnE _ Orv :"lll'::idOll' f:.ll!ll~ f1n;1!1<;!" tOl llP•'llll;~ th1.; !larbor and Laguna Beach. An1ong the PAGA pros The pairl!lJ.:S' entered arc Morris llaraJ;.ky, c1F v011.1n.u ,.,.10111 !ta~' Carra.~co, T<Jm McHugh. o os Pueolos "' San1,1, .n··~ James Walker, Rich h!arlinC':-w~~' ToHdnCt ar ,~••-1 G C j S I cu!v•r cuv dt l.o. P, , , , .. , •r<'~ Trompas. ar Os anuc o "'" l orr.,nce "' Hun1i 1111"' !• ''·' Gordon Severson. Hon \\';ild ~.fWPOrl HMDOr ,.i • .r 1 • <!•I 'd' 11 1s1 'f11mn1~ .Jat k:-;un. J :1 L' \.. Ldguno1 8t.icn .. 1 r u 1 ""' ,,u , r~ 1s1 lloppt r. \'1l' Jl;1~l·k Tu111 la ov;n1~ ·•1 ll•~ '· rr1, d p IS Ch11d"'''" ~· 11~• ,. 1 Sa rgent ;in nu . 11'1ger. Award Winners (J l ' Oil (_I,>•'"·"" C•.t1m•ng prlc~ ~1000 .... Nof'!aO I H l'a'I' l N'•~•ro1'.·~ "I 1l<1orl 810llb• !;\I'• •0 /.'"'' Wh;,ra Nc1u'n IJ W~ho•1J l nf Count .,. !iJrf ""c~ on M~n IJ R"n1•d•! FIFTH llllCE ~ I UP (IH<m•~q ,, )'{,t(I "" ~~ ri .. 1 '"''''" -c. ,., " !'.'·.1· .~ • " . P "'(e•n~.lf !C Sm.m i · !d b k \ H.-, a Tep s~or t~ l·-~-~,,1 Cr C' ck , K e rn I{ 1 v c r ~ear. none co u rC<I · 111 fJ ~ John-.ond:i le c r i d g c 10 the to11 16. The ~L"'I, sh1111 1·1..; NlloTH llACE--i10 •a•<!• J •tar olo' b La I[ b I IJ II & uo -.1d""'ng Pur"' sii.oo. c1y•~'r"' Fair' 1e11· ll,1111. Fairvie11· Dani 11 :is . Y a ra ~ .•ln 11• . n .. c~ 51~2~ \(I J\RJ 1'.nvcrhouse 1. Pos•~ \\C1:l i~ 26tn. '"" \,f1l'.c1•e IE Ga•1 .. 1 "'"~ e.:ir (1( H••lt l'rt·1·k. \\.j1[t(• Ri1 er. "~"~ O "'D'"'' \!I I h.. . Sl'h<'dUlt•rl r_, .--~r~ ~ .• , 1 c ,,,. n1 ~ :. Jn~ IS 'tr ,.. P •\W' ru;id ;,nd 11cathcr cund1;1.iu~ ' ( ,., ,J ;'>df•or '-r " "'01" 1 I~ Tc••·1c• > n Br An LT l'Pham\ ,_/ pcr1nitt1n.,. ~.,T~-Fll~'~ BO,,L1 r 1 J~• ry IC!!•<I"'· .:. • f."'~ G•c 1 •~n ("" ,1" '" I ·~~.,, El~oJ f'd•• I ' I ' .,..,., I John h,.•fle• G,,. 16 " • ' 8oD ~"•COie. L<>1'9 ,;, • '' , .. Get the Pieture Signups Cosl:t .\h·~1 .J u1 11ur d'> ... Jg llL·d b.\ ;ire;1. 11•cight and .1_1l·.\1n1•ri c;i n !i''"\.:;,1' .·:··· .!).!•' slalt•d fur \\'cdnl"<1t;1~· t'I l'tll!l ~ I :1.1... 1: .1nd !I under 80 .1 ti 301 al :'11.HJ(ll' U;.11is :"ll1dd lv p1n111d, ,1rl' 1·lu11(· si<:t'. Sl·hool. .Jt:111.ir 1'1•t• \\'l'c includes Boys :lfl' l'L'qui red iv bru1g !.01 ... !l·llJ !l-10-1 l under 85 S2 50 s1gnup fl't'. 11 h 1 c h p•11"111~ 1nLludcs ins ur anct• and ·. !'tt• \l tc• 1nrludcs boys 10.. 11:ouih p1t'l'{' during !r~out-; JI'! 11t1lc" d~I ro•111ls. The prograrn !' upl'll !!) t11 e .l11nh•1· \l..:l!!1·t is [ur bo~·s th11;.1011.; :i nd !•01~ 111 11 h•· '' l:!-11 1111tJ •. ~ 11:·1 1~unct1;.. LEE PAYNE As the Daily P1 l ot·s •·hil'f pholol'!r:tpher, Lt.'<' P:iyne ha.~ n1un· than 3U Ora nge County Press Clull ;iwarrls to his crcd11 -all 1>.•011 s1n1·l' he joined the Dady l'ilot ;.tarr nt':1rl.v 15 .1·t·:1rs ago lie has taught photoi;raphy at (Jrllngc Cu a~l ('ollcgl' and Cal Sta11• Unn·l·r~11v 111 Fulll'rlon ;ind 1o1ro!e lhl· lniok. ''Gett i ng S1;1rtL·d 111 Phn!OJl'!tlrnah.'lnt.1'· llis ph()lrr.-.• llnrl · · urtu·les ha Vl' been puhll'hl'rl 111 rlo1.cus ·r1f national magc11.111e s r:u1g1ng fron1 Srnrts lllustraled tu Dar1ni.: H<1n1:11M'C'S. Tic heiran his •·,1rl'l'r as ~l.i1 f phntoirraphcr tor l'ilsadt•n.i 's 'I"ournamcnl of Hu:.es. It'll get you more tha~ you ·got before. P' ATllCK O'DOHHEU tmml•d1:ilL' pas! president C>f the (Jrang" (·uunlv Press Club, Patriek 4)'Dor111t•IJ ha~ been on the D:itlv 1'1l1Jt phtilo ~t:i ff for fivt• yea rs :ind. 1lt1r1n g Iha! t ime. ha~ won uurn eruus pr<•ss eluh ;1\\·ardi;, u11·lud1n,.: 5 t1rs1-.. 7 seconds and :-.1·1·"raJ ''honorable n1t·ntions .·• llL' al.~u pl;1r1..•d ;1 L'Oup le of years ago 1n t h1' 11ati(lnal <'ompetition ;1mong As~ot•1aLt·d Pres.~ photographers. He teach('" rhntngr:q>hy at Cal State in 1'U lll·rtnn antJ pnor to that taught ;1t ·Rio llon<ln .lunior Colleg"c in Whill11·r v. h1le nn the ~taff of the Wh ittier Dad.I' Nc~·s. - RICHARD KOEHLER 1 lis rontcmporaries call him "Code 'l'hrcc Koehler" for his ahility to (·ha~L' an cmergencv vehicle on a "1·od(' thrl•e" run <ind come back 'l>.'Jlh av. a rd-111inn1 ni.: µholographs. t!r h;•s "'on r1r;,t µlace in the "Hest S1»ot ~l'V.'S" eatcgory fur the l:ist 1,1ur t•onsecut1ve years in Orange <.'ount .v l'rt'i;s Cluh co01JlClilion ;ind 1n l!Hi\J shot !hr top ne1vs photo in the 11;it1u11 (11 v.:on at eounlv iiOd ~1:111• l1 ·1·el, 100). lie has y,.'on 13 l1rst" 1n press clut) contests since ;.L:n·1 ini.: :1s a freelancer in 1959. lie has h1 ·t•n on lht ll:.Hly Pilot slaff :.1ncc l\'65. And , i f all that isn't enough, just stop to think a moment where all those other Daily Pilot award-winning entries in various contests around the county, state and nation would be without the photos these three contributed. Man y ,of the Daily Pilot's best efforts in local news reporting, sports coverage .and "People" features get to be the bes t because these award-winning photographers get the picture ... Get the picture? DAILY PILOT ·- - From now till tne end of June you can get America's best selling wniskey for only $4.99 a fiftn. Seagram's 7 Crown. It's America's wniskey. ' • • • ' • • • • • • • • ' ' •• < • • • -•• ' • ' • ' • ' • - I • ... • • • • \ • \', ••:!•: '/l,1 { I, 1 '-~4'1Mld P~ .jWr Id F th II L' · S h d I ~ • "ATHL<nO ..... oc ... -. .r w or ( oo a eague c e u e 0 -/""' \ .,,. p,._TH OF -1 ci.uBHEJ>.17 -UTTLE,~<i!l!SP1N --))PAAT)"' TO B,i.LL UNt OF I> _.. iLIGHT HIT DOWN ON THE BALL TO ::JE SHOTS RISE . ,· . Cr.e basic concept of golj •ts this: Shots becon1e a1rbi:irne by h1tl1ng d'lv.nward on the ball. This appt1es lo <.11! lull ~l.>.ols except drives and fairway wood s. By slr1k1ryg the ball just before your clubhead reaches _1'tt: ~ottom of its arc ... a point stnt in the downw~ .swin.g •.• you put maximum backspin on \~\ .... ball. It is !h1t 'backspin (illustration I 2 ), coupled "•th the club s loft, that causes the ball to rise and float on a cushion of air currents. Too many golfers mistakenly try to scoop under the ball with the clubhead in an effort to get the shot into the air. Usually this causes the lead ing edge of the clubhead (illustration "ff 1) to hit info the side of the ball as it is starting its upward path. The resuJt is a minimum amount of backspin and a shot thal either flies very low or nosedives. 8 PIRECT10N OF BLOW :~o~ OUT THOSE IRON SHOTS!Arno!d Pafmer'sboc:iktel "HiUinl! le eh r_ons" ~ives eh11mpion5h1p tips to.help sharpen your 1rons11oi P <1 nique. end 20c <1nd a stamped, return envelope to Arnold i mer. rn care ol lh1s oewspaper. F~IO"'""I" !11,. 1~11 \{'l ... 1~!•• t l!u Wr.•ld r •o,•11 L,.d''"~ l:""""gn.,m H0<J;:o11 ul Ln • .:.1~, 0 ' l•o!t I I MrmpM(\ J~IV II He"' Yor~ .. 1 JJ.l~>~l1v·•I • JUI• 11 tl1<w111111,,. "t ~nu!l1<•11 Bormln"•lll'" I N••W v,., Ot•roll P ~i!"U'.'iohld "I P~· 11and '" Mvmp/\!~ Julv 11 Jll<~IOnYollft .ti ('"'·' ,~ July Tl O••llOtt ,,+ Flc·1~ • r' , •<!< ,,1 Por1!,1n11 ; Memphl• .\! 81, m,n~11.im. Soullll!fn Cdhlornl11 11+ Ja(k,,,,.,,:1, July 1S N~ .v \101 ' oll Phll"d"' • , Juty 11 (,.!OIC•Qo ll H .. w~ll.lfl) J11ly 11 r10 .. <1.i "' IJ.cu,!oo PlulJdllllll•i.i •' Por'l~tol. J~c~"·n~ltlt .JI Ntw VOI K, !11;,f\l!l".j'""' ~I D!itrod A119. 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Alumni. varrnts. and friend;;; of the 1mivcrsily arc inv1tl'd to attC'OO. lhe C\'Clll, \~'hich l'.·11! begin "''ith a soci<ll hou r :it 6:30 p.1n .. follo\.1-'L'<l by dinner an hour lal<'r. at lht· B..1lbo;1 lia}" Club in l'\cl'.·port Beach . Oiargc {or the evening \rill be $8.50 per person . Rcscrvati-Ons, acrompanied by ch~ks m.'.lde payable to 1hc club. niay be mJilcd to Con S.Chwcit.zcr. ~15 Alta Vista Dr .. NCl'.'port Beach. !12660. En1c.<.:t Schn~ of NC\\'port Deach. USC cl.iss of ·at is president of !he f\cwport Harbor club 1\•hich dra\\"S its me 111 b c r ::; h i p fron1 the follo1\•ing citk•s:. g:une August J.j at lJra11gc 1 1 · <:oast College. Thi: :W-:11an squ:nJ 1nl'lud··~ 17 Orange Co:ist area nrhlclt·s. Buki<:h. the ~1rong-:1rn1l'd q11<1rterback \\'ho pa c <: d ~l'I'. p.111 ll:u bor to :i sh:irc o! the Sunset Lc-<1guc lootboill 1illl'. tos~:f'd for 1.221 ~an!!'o :inrt 13 tou_c;hdol'.·ns m a !1·2 5"l'<lS011. The ti·l and 205-poundcr <llsu r:111 for clo~c 10 ~JO yarlls 1~ 1th JO n1ort• Tl>s rui>hin&. Troup tossC'd for J.3J7 y.ird :-< :ind si:-. toucLnuv;ns in lead111f.: !hL' Barons to a 7-2 st'<ISOn I record. Primaril}' a p<JSSt•r. 1'rou1) rushed just 43 ll rnes for 77 y<lrd~. scoring rivl' Innes Otht·r Orange Coast ;irea 1ncrnbcrs 111clude :i \\'cstn1instcr c.1rccr ntshing 1 rc(·ord hold er , Tn.n1· 1\ccomando. C<isu.i ~·1 es ,\ · 's 1 Dt>nnis Dcl;1n\' and ,\l1ss1on j \'icjo's Gu\' HCt·vcs :1s running backs: ~l<irin;fs Andrl' Lopc1. as a dcfen.sivc back: Corona dcl l\Lir's ~like Frost and \el'.·port Ha rbor High·s (;;1vin llcdr1ck and Rohert Ln1ert 111 1 hncb.1Ckl'f: F.dison":-; .Jo l' Troxell <ind \likl• Bcnnt•ll at I end : Ed1wn ·s Jack ('J3rh. Ne1Yport llarbnr"s .J l' I f Kr<i\"il7., ~1:1rin3 ·s ~1 :i r k f\ichols. ~!at1•r D<'1·s l\c1 in l'aga n and ll1111!u11.:tun r.e:ith'! Al"'""" I O£FEN~VE BACl<S-Jlm Ggl~slnn~ rTu•11n l. 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A psychologica l clran1a regardi1rg re· LardC'd children. . \BC 0 9:00 -Julie Andrews and Jackie Glea- son Together. 1'hey re-crea te characters Gleason ~ first 1nade famous on T \i. , It 's Ral ph Kra1nden, llcggic Van Gleason Ill and Joe the Bartender all "'rariped into one -Jaeki(' GlcaS011 . !\'BC D 9:00 -··1·11e llealers." 1973 movie star- ring J ohn Forsythe. 1-'at llarrlngton. c·ss 0 10:00 -Koj ak . Petty thief is pressured into ~etLi ng up n1ultimillion dollar he ist. TV DAILY LOG Wednesday Evening MAY 22 6.oo ooorn mmmNe"" 1 ~'.1Qi1L!1Jll 6 \}9-.1..) ""'~ tJ IOlll•JI ! 6J Ho111'1 Heroes 0 kvtrlJ Hinbllli11 W MIUitit: lepos$it!Je W Mod Squad ti) [I Ptbrt c;o11lalt1 ~ MO"llt: (C) (2111) '"lht 811 Ci111111N (dra) "J6-8ruct C1bo1. -------~-~::);!,·~~!! . ---· ... ~. . i :JO (6 • D11le1's Choke, •• D Dia. v,_1 Dyke Cli) P1nou m1 "0~111 9:00 O (n (!.) lfj Cannon ··T1r1e11n l~e M1flor"' (RJ C1noon 1~ ~11~pttlld of murdering 1 motister"s 1111 triend who l11d ton1acled ll1m 1n the hope ol g1ini n1 governme nt 1mmurn1y tor her underworld lt1der boy111end. Q 10 €0 "BC Wt~MMhr Movie; (Cl (211r) "ThtHt11tr1" (drill '73- John ro111tht, Pit HJr1in(lon, Sea· wn Huble1. John MclnlHt. Kille WoC>dv1lle. Anthony Zube, BevtrlJ Gdrlind. Tht chiel ol still! ill ii los An1telts rntd1c1I rt~ard'I cen!ec •S f1ced with t111 11001l1n1 dtt 11.1on o1 wheth t1 to Ir, an unttsltd new dr111 on 1 teim1n1lly 111 litlle bo1. ~ .• w1ti1 )LwttilL.Qf(l~,"."'.l l~il t1use the thrt1tened dtlechon to Tonight he'E ro1ning back to television for a 60 minute ~pccinl : "'J ullc !\nd rl•\111 ,int! .Jackie G lea~on 101:.1·1'1•·1·.'' on ABC {c hannel 7) at 9 p.m. .. It was really tough 11·ork." Glca::-.on said from his honic in the f.oliami Beach nrc11. "Julie likes to read thr ~(TJ!)I for a 11•cck and it.e n rehea rse for a 11eek and then shoot for a week. That's not ror me. I like to <lo it once and that's it." OVER TllE YEARS the 200- r,ound Glea son has anluzed his fellow perfcrmers with his acting t ec h n i q u es . He 1ncmorizcs at fi rst sight and can sna p instantly into the character he is performing. ""Lei's go,'" I""? has shouted at his fello w perfor me rs, "Let's go .. , Ouring 1lle Sl)f!ci:il. the Brookl vn-bom comedian will rcc rcaic some of his better kno11·n tclel"ision characters: Hal ph Kra n1dcn. the ha rried bus drive r and husband: --- --UQ..Mln..'1iHin Sbo• lJ2 (2) H111n's H1rQt1 wzoom~ . 1noth1r ten!er lly sevt1al ol his top 5citnbs!s. -(f) llll-lold..Ontl· 0 SENTRY INSURANCE ' ...,. PRESENtS "' W f11v1 I film U:) News ffi Little R11cal1 1.00 D e.L OO eD CD "''u l.f 1 .. 1int lor Dollln L•J ~wit: {C) (2111) "'The T1n de1 TrapN (•om) ·5~ -fr1nk Son•tra, O.llb!e Re1nolds. Di1v1d W1yne l!J Jt~rntf U Wh11'1 My lint! W I love l11cy W It 11kt1 A Thiel UZ. l!J I Drtilm o1 ltilnn•t tiJ [Smtraldil tlJ A) Drarntl W Tilt f11nch Chtl ('~ 1.L) Wo1td o! Sun111I WOrlll'I• CI!) ~11011 Buru Show El:) T•11t S\OOlti 7 .lO 0 "t• D1tln1 liJmC (1_) Ho1an'1 Htrots (J W11! Tiff four f1lht1 Gt lJ Homt U Htlp ThJ Ntithbor 0 ltr1 Ma~t A Dt1I Ll..1 SobbJ liold1bo11 Show D Million $ Movie : (2hr) ""Cnn C1011" (d r1) '63-8ur1 Lanc11tt1 . Dan Durye1, Yvonne D1C1rlo (}.2) II•• P1ict b Ri1ht W lewltthtd l!._7, (lJ Te Ttll lht Truth ll.l 6, Holl,-wood Squ11t1 W Stonlront (J.9 l!J) Poliu Surreon JULIE ANDREWS!. JACKIE GLEASON! 0 O.Z.' ())a> I ¥•t<••l~ Jutit An· drrn I J1cklt c;111son 01t1htr A dtvoted Gleason liln, Juht devvtes lh1s flour lo payin1 lnbute lo lltk· 1e's v111td i nd en01mousl1 1ucctS1· lul c11reer. Toaelht r they re-create some ol tne ch~r~Cl!IS Gle~son tn~t milde famous on T'o', ;ind tlplore other lilcels of his career whic h be· gi n back in bu1ltsQue. €!) C1rmm1 Cl) C1r1u1tl dtl Mundo 9.JO 0 "'•' W D"mil IO:JO 0 (;;19 ._I .){!, ~01.ik ""DeliVe! UJ Some [vii · (II/ A ptttJ th1et ErlS pttssurcd mro stl1m11 up a mull1· 1111/hon doll•r he1n in !he hope1 of ee1t1nll ,nou1th money to esc1pe to South Ame11c1 11nd 1vo1d ii murder • cM1r11. omm '•"tw' (jJ l'u!J Milson G '17, ~\ Ul Doc E11iat ""No Plilce 10 Go"' (R) Aller 1 ntilf coH111on with ii c11r. Doc 1s forced at 11unpo1nl ro drive 11 h.1i1tivt robber to Mt11co wh1Je th e doctor is on 1n tr(i nd ot merer. John D1v1d C1rson Rut1!s. ED Ope• M111ll "Heal!h Cue in Am tr Kl"" Cli) Pra1tt tht Lo1d Cl~i. W Olhtf Ptople, Olhei ~l1tt1 t.tJ Celebrity lo•lin11 m Thi Ghoul 1i1n1 10:30 0 Journey lo Adwtntu11 l :OO O tn l'..l..I CIJ So nn J I. Che1' m~IC~lld~~Gnl• tomtdJ Hou1 Joel Grty 11 ues!s. . W Ttll·Comlcos 0 J.21 €0 Chait "1 ht Game llall (~l t;h11t and Sa:t. MicC,.1 mlil· ll:DO 0 0 0 €IJ £D CIJ News u1tt 1Me loo1 ball scent ;ii 1 iepmt·l 1.1.) l!J (!Qi H:) il} l!J "tWI er and tr11ner 1tspett1vtly when U lttl of c;rou.Uo tneu undercover un1l-1nvei111~ting ~ "l1ht li•lltr, 111mbhn1 thr eats -suspect under U Minit : (CJ "Tl ~u11 With leYe" world t1mpe11na ilnd prtsSute on the (tom) "5S-Atet Gu1nnest. playtu. ID Mission: Impossible O M ow i e: (2hr) .. The Hann,.· W The Unlouch1b!e1 (susp) '6~ -Bene Davis, Wtndr l!J, CV Secret file CrillJ, P1melil frilnklrn '+ Tiit S..i11t 0 IJJ, ~ CIJ 11,1(1•~ I l a~ I tfl 011 II "i&hl 'ood1U I. tM World ti An1m11 Bt· (1! L!JI The Pioneut 111,ior "T.he _B•bO?n~ o! Combe"" (H ) 11:15 el) Cinun1 l~ Unus111! rns11l'lts inlo \ht lfillls and hi1 b1ts o! the llaboons 11 Gombe N1· 11;30 D (;19 (!;J La·, CBS l 1t1 Moyie: 11onill Pu k in lan11n11, hlmed bJI lCJ "Puppet on A Ch1in" (susp) "72 M11s Goodall Ind htr l!usband. Hu110 -Ale11ndtr Kno1, 81rb111 Parkin~. Vin l i1w1ck. Hal Holb100~ n1rr1t es. Sven !le1t1l·l.1ubt. W De1lt1'1 Clloict 0 ~, 6_) fig) €0 John"r C1rson ·W I i•ICii\ I ft111•· CM11tPi1t111h1' · , · U ·Moriti ,"flM · T~1111 · Vi11t0f" Nod10 f1lmtd hi11hl11hts or tht var (mJs) '52-Guy Middlelon. oous rodto ev1nt1 with 1101.1 Johnnr (!) Twilit ht line G11~er1 i nd 1ptc11! 1u1st J1mes O WIDE WORLD SPECIAL ~~t• Meilco Nuestio 1 * 25th Anniv . Salute to f2J @J Movit (CJ (3hrl "The Mu· CANDID CAMERA! 11c Min" (mus) '62-Rot>ert Pres· 0 @ ()) aJ Wide World ol [n· Ion, ShirltJ Jon11, Buddy Hacktll. tef1•inment "A 25th Ann1vtrsuy St· ;;i• Movie: (C) (2hr) "The St1 lutt to Candid Camera"" Chin~ (1dv) '55-Jolln Wayne. 12:00 ~J One Step Beyond £D W11hl11(10~ Con111dlon m Mo~ie· "lo1d1r lnddtnl'" (drill W Ch11npion1hip Wr11llin1 '49-Riu;do Monl1lb111. EE J1p1n11t l1n111111 Pro111111 (E) Wandert1111 1:30 W Merv Grill in Sltow 1 ·00 l1J 0 0 ~ llJ {!) Nt1u Q) Hi1h Ch1pur1I ""'"' l oon or . 0 ()Qi Tomorrow ~no;~~~9.°~n Americ:• (90) "Mon· I :45 0 Minit: (C) "B,~1util11I ~to11d1 key, Monkey. Bottle ol Bee r, How From l11hlul Bend (com) ~ - M1n1 Monkets HIYI Wt Hert "' A Betty Gr1 bte. psycholo11t1I dril ml 1n "'hich live 2:00 m fJl•NJ1ht Sllow: "Come lo the wo[Tltn wait ttntely 1n 1 doctor's St1ble," .. Tht Two-He1d1d Spr" recepllon 1oom. awi11!1n1 results ot 3:10 O Movir: (C) "li1bon" (d11) ·~ trst 11ptri me nts theu 1tli11dtd chi!· -R1y Millilnd, Maureen O"Hu1, dren h1Y11 under1ont. Cltude Rains. J :OO CIJ (C) "f•n In Acapulco" (mus) Thursday '63--Uvis P111fey, un1111 And11s1. If& (C) "VtJlfl I• tllt l1ttom 11 ifii St•" (sci·li) ·61-w1rt11 P•d· DAYTIME MOVIES 1eon, .loan Font1lne. 3:30 1J (C) ''C1tupltKJ to llill" (d11J t :OO 0 (CJ -C.nqMtd II ~Kt" (SCI• '70-Witliam COn11d. Robert COn· Ii) '5S--Eric: flemi n1. Rou Mlflln. iad. Bellnd1 Manlfpmel}. 9·JO 0 "Co W•t. Y1wa1 111111" (tom)1 (]) (C) "'The Lo"111t Hundred ·J6-M1e Welt, R1ndo1ph Scott ·i Miits" (1dvJ '67 -Dou1 McC!11r1, ll:OOO'"Eaduilre" (mys) '37 -ried K1th11lnt Ro lS. M1cMurr11. Frar'ICf:s F1rme1. "A11d O (CJ "Hi&h Sode!J"" (com) '55-- Soddt• Dt1th" (dr1) 'l6-R1ndolph frank Sina!ra, Bln1 CrlUb)'. G11c1 SCOIL Fra11ces Dr•k•. Kell~. Celeste Halm. J.t:llD GI "l.,.ct" (ll'IJS) '41 -Cit• (f"fi rn "•ttWI te Tt1Wd.,.. (dra) •lilltl, 8rll11 Donlt:YJ. 'ff-Clive Brook. Anni L11. J:tO 9 "'htWN lltltn Otn" (dra)I 2l (I) (Cj "M111 M tlM llUH!t'" i}Z...G117 Mtrtill J (draJ '64-lloOtft Mitchum, franc• 2:Dt Q "rfll Jr.Ml T11•'" (dt•) 'S2 "1111n. 81r1Y Su"IY111. -lonlld • .., .... Doris Day. 4:30 (5', (j)J "'Wt W1r1 Stra1111n" Pin ID (C) "lekl fir the "tun'" 1 (drt) '49-J111n1l1r Jones, Jolin {.td'I) '64-JtlltlJ' Hunttr. 1 Gtrfit ld. KOCE TELEVISION LOG I '"1 don'l know wne11 1 lasl w&s rl'duceo to MIDltss rauot11er. LllCV has rel 1Jrneo 1r1umDhanlly to lhe Kene other e1rller h<111nls in the be~! rolf of her t arr<er.'" :O.nn Terrill. Santa Ana Rl'<,11S!er '"A ooce·in·a·li!Pt1me movie thal mi5~ts you 1ti5ve the tnea1re w<1 lk1nq on a1' 1r you only ~ee one mo~1e !his year. ma~e 11 'Mdme' ·• ' ' ~ ...... ~)UJCILLE BALL .~·~E"1~;' ·- 1 BEATRICE ARTHUR · BRUCE DAVISON· JOYCE VAN PATTEN "" fl•H•< ROBfRT PR£STON a:: 9eaur<g¥1 · A girl with a great lollowin!i• Every cop in the state was alter her. Everybody else was behind her. IXCLUSJVI ORANGE COUNTY INGAGIMINT ILOOtl/llm!a GOLDIE HAWN. ·rar •1111•n1 l11n rvnar•• inc ouann1n11u cArncoo °""''''. 16i)O:Ml.4UNI 1111, '· 10:)0 IPGJ PLUS TA TUM O'MEAL BEST SUPl'ORTIMG ACTRESS "PAPER MOON" \ ' Reggie Van Gleason Ill, the patriclan. 10t: and the Poor Soul, who always gets in trouble for helping others. He'll abo shoot 1001e pool and do a tew dance nwnbel'S 1vith Miss Andrews. AFTER '111E SPECIAL, Gleason wil l move to NBC next season for a series of 9(). m i n u t e dramatic special'i. A1thougtl he is best knovm for his laughs, Gleason h a s received criUcal acclaim for his perfonnances in such films as "The Hustler," "Gigot," and "Requiem for a Heavy. \...-eight." '"Doing jokes is tough," Gleason sa id. ··Comedy has to be intmcdiate. Drama doesn't have to be that urgen t. Yoo liave more time." 'Primal Ma11' Team Goes On LOS ANGELES (API J ack Kaufm an is putting together the third segment of the "Primal Man'" television series, and "it gets pretty grim after a whil e." '"Looking at the people you remember the accident," he says. The cast and cre\v of ··Primal Man '" was returning from shooting a prehistoric hunting 5e<1uence ln the snow- ClQll4~ .suirra_....v.·4f.r1 .Jlit.ir plane smashed into a mo11n· t ain~ide near Bishop P..la.rch 13. --tH11fTV::ONE·m,;m~-.,1'f the \Volper Productions film crew. includ ing direct.or-v.Titer D€nnis Azzarella and actor Janos Prohaska. v.·cre ki1led. Five members of the Sierra Pacific Airlines crew also died. Kaufman. "Prhnal Man" prO<lucer. 1•:as in Los An geles at the tin1e to talk to sponsor!. "I think for 'a few days it \1·as a question of whether we v.·ouJd go on.'' Kaufman said. neertainly in my case. 1 th1nk after the accident everyone 11·as in a state of shock . You didn"t 11ant 10 ~o on . But "·e recovered. \\"e had to J?O on or 1hr ir sacrifiC"C 11w Jd have been in vain.'' The film of a Siberian tige r hunt. a re-creation of man's ancestcrs stalking a tiger through the snov.·, w a s reCovered from the burned v.Teekage of the plane. It was the last sequence sOOt for the third episode of the four-part series. It "'ill be aired on ABC Friday, June 21. Another crtw is being put together for the fourth sccn1ent of the se ries. about prirnative man's fight for survival. KAUF~1AN SAID t h e r e would be an epilogue at the end of the segment referring to the deaths. "But i;•;e don ·t want to gain any sympathy for the product at their expense," he said. "I think it's an exciting product that should stand on its ov.n .'' ----- IROM NLW UHC C1NEM.- '''" JIMI HfNDlll hi "JIMI P'LA YS IHKILEY" ., l·,','i ' 1884 Newpo rt (o\IO Mr1 0 ~411 1 ~~l MATS. WIO.. SAT. S4M. OIAHfll COUNTY AIST .... IURT UMCASTU .. The most losclnollng murder myatery Jn yeaB. ---........ """ .,,,._ .. ~ I ' ' CLINT EA\IWOOO ' "THUNDERBOll~ LIGHTt'OOT" MOW YIMG - HEWPORT IHEMA II . mW< lW 11,\JTYS · 0 lHE EXORCIST \: Al•o FRANK FILM "' .......... "'"-'' ..... EC>WAOI DI HARROR ,:.~':.l MUtoO .. ro >I ..... ,. U 0 1.. .... • .... .. "'GtCk\....t~-.1·t1 .t • .• .... -·---mf'STING· • l'tAJOIMAHCI~ • ...._.T•1o-W.0.~1:1 5-t:l0 • Fri-4:45-t :OO.l l:OO !o•+-4 1:00.1: I S-4;JO.i:4S.t:20. 11: I S S..-1 2:1»1: I S.4:lM:4S.t:20 (f.52 '~' \ . MATIME~ -••••••••• •TGD,.,.,. w••• 1nw1111:::-::..-.~~-"t·utJ ................... '--...... ltl -44tl SAT., SUM. Belwr-en Jombcr~~ & Mac Arthur &MON. ~02!2 W'he,. were ti·.. you in 'tf,, '. '6Z? .. ·.~.ti?-... f • , . ! tuts Ofl uct ' tLAlrrlG 10•£$1 f~l. Willi A fllrtlll A llllllUlfr• .......... (o ..... . ....... ""'' \U ... t !ll;ll l k.)[S,. TllEUl\'t ,,~,DOLPH IN " "' .. w•-"-' o.. .. """'-' ,_o,.. .. n.ai•lllW. 1,.1 • ---· n•ICTMll ~ ...... Mllr • ' • -·- OAILY PILOT 23 -' Mel Brooks-~ackles · Horror Films By BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES (APJ I-laving demolished the film western with ''Blazing Saddles,• madcaP film maker Mel Brooks has oow treated tile hon-or movie -bu! with lifferent attitude, comp~ fllt••og ol "'Young ,,...-------... Frankensteiq 1, and he was ..,.. -----·---I in a @•te of euphoria. lie lttio' a scene in wblch .. This II a aalute1 . J\'Uder, as the grand.Ion W. -·rspooft', -uys-dln!clor-wrtttr I( t.i...moo.te<ll&king l(ictor.. 671·6260~ Brooks of bia Jl&st fli:U81W• 'trankenstein, arrives to claim 1 · ~..... "Young Fr.,.,..t.,." ,_ hls estate. •• "Some WO,S are !acf ed "Pardoo me, boy," he • 2tt1 &111 c•au Hwy. and to n;t bom>r movies 0( Inquires of a midget, '4is this ~ co110"': 011.. MAit the Jt.tOs arc. When 1 wns a the Transylvania station?" kid ai. New York, I used to go "Track 29," is the reply, and a \'t'le bu\\e\S See" them at 9 o'clock in the rousing versio n of 1n1s t1~6gpret\'i rhol'riing. "Chattanooga Cboo Choo'' re t\\ttin 1 follows . a to noroe. ' l ST c\ose ' AYED lhrougb the BROOKS FONDLY led a ENTERTAINMENT day, exisUng on O'Henry bars visitor through the '$400,000 until suddenly there was a sets of lhe Franken.stein '---------' light shlnlng in my face. Jt c~tle, complete with dungeon · was the theater usher with a and operating room. H e Jewish woman behind him repeated the dialogue at the scream1ng 'Come home! Come massive doora. Wilder : "What Home1 " beautUul knockers" Madeline Brooks had rec e 11 t I y Kahn1 Frankenstein's fiancee : "THUHDElllOL T AND UGHJfOOT" Ill ''THE GIEAT GATSIY" IP'GI. .. "SOMET!MES A Gii.AT NOTION" o , Ivu:fil! "Why, thank you." It is that kind o! movie, although not as raucous .as ''Blazing Sacfdles." "Thi.> one will definitely be a PG (par,ental guidance ) rating," Brooks said. "Warner Brothers was eager to have a PG for 'Blazing Saddles,' but I said no, it had to be R. There is some prelty wild stuff in it, and 1 didn 't want any kid under 18 seeing it without a parent." a.m. \Yriling continued in California during the lihning of "Blazing Saddles.·' producing what Brooks termed "a brilliant script -not a satire ol. horror films but an oblique takeolf." Columbia Pictpres agreed to back the flint, bot disagreement! arose. Brooks wanted to remain true to the 1930s spirit and make lbe film in black·and- \vhite. Columbia res is t e d , :::ince films in color attract better prices 'A1JCn sold lo television. "Yoong Frankenstein'' was budgeted at $2.2.-rnilllon, but Columbia insiste4 !hat it be t'llt to $1.7 million .. Brooks 'THE STIMG" IP'Gt "YOUNG FRANKENS'l'EI N" had its inception \Vith a te?e· phone call from actor Wilder \Vhile Brooks was f!nishin~ the I 5~~i!!{i "Blazing Saddles" scrip' in New York. Wilder spilled out his idea or the mad doctor's descendant returning to the old home grounds a n d repeating his grandfather's "'dQ~u"' lld"~ •' I • ll) ·,~ ''""'' .r '• H• •,•, ,,.,,~ (). .. 'd' .. 1'J ·, ,fl•, ·'' 4 IJ <• \ -"CHARLIE V ARRICK" IPG I "'DIRTY MAIY, Cll.4IY U.RIT" ll"Gt • ''TEACNEI" !Ill "THREE MUSICETfERS" "I 2 CHAIRS'.' experiments. "Sounds good ; let's start tonight," said Brooks, and the pair exchanged ideas until 4 ----------·------ agreed to co1ne down to $2 mil lion. Colun1bia, which was in a financial crisis, declined . \\'ORD BEGAN to circulate Hollywood that ' ' BI a z i n g Saddles" had hit possibilities. and 20th Century Fox happily signed Brooks for "Young Frankenstein." -in black and ~·!Ute. Final cost of the fihn was alxlut $2.7 million . · 'I'hc cast includes Peter Boyle as the monster. i\li ss Kahn as Frankenst ein 's fiancee -she lalcr fall s for the 1nonst cr: British comic J\1arty Feldman as Igor the hWlchback. Cloris Leachman as a Judith Anderson type, but no Brooks. He couldn 't find a part for himsel f. --------- T ODAY! AT TllUTllES l DAIYE,lllS THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN CALIFDlllllA THERE'S NOTHIN' THEY WON'T TRYI! ---~--- (,.} 5W111t~'; • ADAM ROARKE ,..,,VIC MORROW,,rn,NKL., PrlXiJced by NORMAN H:AMl\N Assoc11ne ProdJcCf MK:l<EY ZIDE , . • • "IT CAN BE SAJD, --· · SIMN·AHD- • / WITH THANKS, ... ~ted.ay.. .. 1Q1.111-~~~C£GHO,V..P.MAN --_ ___,. • ._..':' _ STARS MAX VOM SY DOW• EU.f.H IUISTYN LIMO.l ILA.IR • JASON MILUR • LIE J. COii .... . ... ! "•• EOWA,.DS 000 : . . • :L~~~: ! -. •• THEATRE 0 00 : ••••• !5•6-3102 ••••• ,.._fU!IOA AT A O .. M S COSTA M (S .. o• M'"!u• '"" • '"'ll •o u• v.• o,,,.., ,,.. 'lRFOl.MAMCES MOll.•T..,..WH.· Thlw1 . 7:00.9:10 Fri.·6:50.9:20.11 :50 5ot.·2:0fM:l0-6:50 9:20..11 :50 Su11.·2 :00-4:l0-6:S0-9:20 _______ , 1. · THAT IT IS AN ~ ABSOLUTELY / TERRIFIC MOVIE!' . Jay Cocks lime Mo9011ne 511M's Oll"ff' R..-d •••el W.tdi Ric:hord Ch~' Foy• D•MJWWY Ctiorffo11 Hnto.t Mic:hoel Yori! THE THREE MUSKETEERS Hf~:•:COU:)ll• • f~•~l$ bl rt ll.\l • IN .HARBOR . SHOPPING CENTER HARBOR BLVD . AT WILSON ST . COSTA MESA 646-0573 • 2 MILES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY. -----·------------ NOW OPEN ... THE NEW NEWPORT CINEMA#2 A COMPLETE HEW THEATRE BUILDING ADJAtENT TO OUR EDWARDS NEWPORT CINEMA. CREATING THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND EXCITING TWIN THEATRE COMPLEX IN THE ENTIRE WORLD. . TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BIG AND ROOMY DELUXE MOHAIR CHAIRS IN THEATRE ONE AND FIVE HUNDRED JN OUR BRAND NEW AND INTIMATE THEATRE TWO. WE CAN ACCOMODATE 1750 PEOPLE AT ANY ONE PERFORMAH.CE AND OFFER YOU YOUR CHOICE OF TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT FIRST-RUH FEATURE FILMS. HOW YOU CAH SEE ROBERT REDFORD AHD MIA FARROW lH "THE GREAT GATSIY" IH OUR MAGHIFICENT NEWPORT CIHEMA I OR YOU CAH SEE THE SOUTH ORANGE COUHTY EXCLUSIVE · SHOWIHG'"Of CLIHT"EASTWOOD lH HIS NEWEST AHD MOST THRIWHG MOV1i1""THUHDERJOLT AHD LIGHTFOOT' IH OUR HEW THEATER #2. ROBERT REDFORD~,ffilA FARROW 2nd Feature Liv Ullmann Edward Albert 4G -Cara"'1s- Gene ~elly , . Binnie Barnes -..~lE-(llGI · =.":.if N.U'R·::"~!Wll.ET~B-~=.c"it'" ""'1 Mil I f~Jl<•l'll•0 --: It.I flWmt·""':~.KQil.AS· ,_mi.ms • ..... CLIM EAIJ_WMD "IHUftDIRBOLI AnD LICH,IMI" .IE•• BRIDGE/~. CIORCIU .. ftl llfXlv!'...,,~,~iil f)tllf•V..1-...1 .i.••t\."G>•l ''i~Hlli'· ·~~. 1i.·.\lrt., "'V"':'>llNF\M·~tl1l1 1L..-..ti.'"'"""''"'" ......... o!Bj t•SfllOll ' • f llf 1t1 • I• • <'Ind ANTONIO SANTEAN Based on !he n6vel ~r by R'oCMll.~D UNEKfS ·Lal MuSI~ by JIMMIE HA'SK~ll COi.Dr~ BY OC LUXF' - , PG~.:~:'.~''.'.~':'_'~"~.'."? j ORANGE COUNTY COSTA M£SA UA So LAGUNA Niguel 714·499-ZJ2l Coast Plaza 71 4 5~0·059.i ORANG£ FOUNTAIN VALLEY Orange Mal! Cinema 714·637·034 1) Founlain Vallty Cinem~ JI 4·839-l 500 ORANGE FOUNTAIN ¥ALLEY Stadu1m Or1v,·ln ;;3 714·639)860 founra1n V1lley Dr<ve-ln 71 ~ ~62 2481 STANTON Slanton C1nemJ 714 894· iJ13 -------··-------·-------------------- • .. MELBA MOORE DON ELLIS AND His ORCHESTRA "' I ~ --. ~ . ....,,_ .. _~ . . ... .-.. -,. ~ ----·2:-.._ QlJINCV JONES ~ND HIS ORCHESTRA REDBONE Con1c And Gel Your Ln~t' FREDDV MARTIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA TEDDV BUCKNER & HIS JAZZ AL~STARS WITH GUEST \OCALIST JEWEL HALL What a treat for jazz butts! It's a swinging festival al music. with rhy!'1n1 to dance lo, ballLids to listen 10 a 1oyful jazziest to please all ages• You'll love every musical mon1cn1 of Disneyland & All That Jau . \ Distieylnnd Open e a.n1. :o 1 a.m .. Saturday & Sunday. May 25 & 26 Opcr1 9 a.rn. to 10 p.m . ~~onday. ~lay 27 I \ ' ( I I • • I I. '' . . " ~ ~ ... . . ... ...,,24 DAILY PILOT ·---- • , • Tops TV Hollywood Fil1n 'Disaster Area' By BOB TllOillAS LOS ANGELES l Al>J -The 1nov1c \lr'Or\d is becoming a d1sa.~1cr area lltenilty since producers have re<ili1.cd lhnl 1n1llions can I)(' n1uK'CI fron1 ~agas uf man~ vs. alorn s. insects. earthquake, fire anti olh('r d~<:.asters. "\Ve\'1.' got to give 1l1e pubtie something 1t rnn't f.(l'l on le levis ion." argul'~ J e nnings Lang, ex:ccutive of ~1CA·lin1versal end a lc<tdt'r in the disaster industry. He is the one "ho induce'\! illano Puzo lo \\'rite an original s tor.v for Adventur('.'' ''The Dav the \Vorld Ended." .. The Golden Gate" and "The Swarm." the latttr based on a new book about an insect invasion. l~SECTS ARE big in film plt1nning this year. Paran1ounl vdll re I ease "Phase IV." a science fiction n1ovie about ants that threaten to take over the earth. It \Vas n1ade in Arizona by Saul Bass, long-tin1e designer of 01>ening !Liles for movies. Veteran thrill n1 a k er \\'Hlirun Castle is preparing .. TI1e I lephae<1tus Plague," "'hieh will depict an invasion uf giant cock.roaches. Children Reforms Blasted Pp BLIC N0110S t---p-,ua-Ll=c-:-Nc:'OT°"1"'c"'E--1---=PUBLIC NOTICE -... ~ llllOTtc• r: fM&lll'l''I SALi ,ICTITIOUI I UllNl ll TO CONTllACTOttl AtnOIHiJT IWTH '#II.JON, P'ttlNIH MAM• ITATIMIMT tN• Ha l lOI' ~·L IOWIN WIUO!t Deflfldlilt Na. TM fotloWI"" IMfMll 1• ooll'll bllllMU khool OI' "'tt: l'wntM11 Valley "''mi». '' t1: llf OtMlll1W1 2:• .. dock p.11\. of ,.. tr 111,lllf oi' IN! tx.cvtlort t$WM _., ~E SUl"l'LV CO., 71t Newt'tfl '"' div of J11nit, •fai• flebnlelr t 1.,~ lw tflt SW*l« c:-f, wav, Cotti MeM. C.lltornl• '2621 '°""' .. Bid ·~ ... : All!nllll1tr1H11e -ty 'of Loi """'"' ,,... ... Kt"lltffl a . ll0Vlt1Mh. 2SU t\<Hll Offlctt. N<Hnll«" Oflf •ljl/lltoouM Ynt. C1tllotftl• llCIOll • I~ tntlttd In 111111 .. CWOl'll d.i Mv. Cllllon'lll nas l"ouNti.. V""9'1'· C.t11«'1i i.-.,· Alltlli.O• ltutfl WllMft MW llll• _,_, 11 condwcitd IJ'f • iflltl'lll Prof.ct ldt11llllc1llon ~: K11110 "'-n 11 AnhllM-,ltliltll atn1fft .. ptrll\tl'llllp, MIM.11111 $(hOOI ludlmtnt e,..iltor •IWI eot-ln•f C1J1 Edwh• 1(111111111 o. ltoolllM!I PIK• "''" .... ,. "' fill: sc+.w, Ol•lrlct Wlltofl .. h1dom1111 dlblor .,..._. I ""' Tiii• •••••ment WI, llltcl ~lift 1111 Ofrlct 111C1 win11m 1 111-oct ' "'irtiwrt. 1!4lanct ol U.»LOO iciwifi. dllt °" uld COl.Nll'f Cl«k of or1ng1 CWlll'f on M•Y Arcllll.c:t, 15~ 81'f\IH Orlllf, Cor'ftl dtt ludl mtnt on 1111 dlte ol IN IM!H~ ol 20. 1'7(. I /Mr, C1llforfli4I ~ t.Md l lltClltlClfl I Ni .... •'-' u"" Ill IM ,,.. ,' \V•$U(MGfON (UP!) _An NOTICE IS HEltEIY GIVEN 11111 lhl ........ !IHI 1,_.j lnft1'9tl ol Nici llJdttn1nl l"Ubtlih«>d Or1na1 COllt 01111 "Ho• \' ~, ·~"*' $Cllool Dl.trkl "' Or•• ~.,, ... Ill .... ,., "' 1n ill.-Count of Ml f 22. )9, Ind \IUlll s. n, ,.,, 11l1.,14 ' 'ndustry plan to clean up the Countv. C1llfornl1. 1ct!n1 Ill' Ind lhfOU9li,.... "" St 1 OCJ9 , '"'Y . . _ , lb Gov1rn1ng lo.rd. ""'9!1111tr1r r1t1ff'ff ~~OWi; 1 1 "' Co1"6f'ft1•· dtterlbld •~ PUBLIC NOTICE $400 m1J1Joa ch 1 l d re n s IO II "OIST!UCT". wl~ rKll'tl 1111 to. blll Lot No. so. Tr.ct '"'" U3I nd' --------==,..---- ' I · · d rtJs' b in not l1l1r ll'i..,. ltl1 11111Yt-1t11'd tlmt, , • N o>• "" -... • • ,_ (' ev1s1on a ve mg us ess ... 1w bldl lor Ille 1wtrd of . 'on!rt(I ... '"''°'' I), ~· 210pp. d, FICTITIOUS IUSINISI h · ed i ( .,., '4 of MfKtlllnlOVI M1p1, HAMI! STATIMINT a_i;. . trigger a ra n o "°;~';' :::;r1 :;01~fiv.e1 1" n.. pt.c.t l"roptrty common~ known 1! 1nu Th• 1o11ow1n11 citr.on h ~or1111 LW$lntr.l cnt1r1srn from consumer ldentllltd 111CtV•· end •111111 bl •nld 1nd ~!u:~: l •nt, 11"11111110!' e .. th. is: c PllOPERTIES 1491 N groups and indications-the POtllltlf '!~ •IOlld 11 , .... lb0Vt4lllld T"ftlhe; W!lh t ll Incl .$ffllllrl•• ..,.. c!~,ES~~hw1y, l1011n1 '. I I ch ~ aov t le · ·th l!me1nd,,.1ce. -r lllltflltftl1, ll 1 r1dll•mtnl1 tnl t.IUl0tnle9'l!I !" emmen may S P ln W1 Thff9 wUI bl• SIOO.M deposit ~ •JJO\Wl11MllC'l1 ttwreunlo belOl'llll'ICI or In 11"""'1 Mium 5lmlnoton, 1094 c ... 1111. ll~ own crackd0 .... 11. 1~,,~ ~1 te~rnbl~ ='i"...:!itlQn 111rwl11 lol)PMl1lnl119. Lao11n& "'-w:l't· C1tllornl1 ~I \Y1'th w--•-such as "~SS ~ITl'l!n five dirt itttt tr.. 11/d openll'olll ThlrtOTICE 15 Hl!!llEI Y GIVEN !ht! Cll'I "This buolnlM '• concllKr-~ ny' 1n U\lu.) &'" 111'$<1tY, JUnt 20. lt74 11 10:00 o'doc:k lr><1lvldu11. d isappointment '' "oop out" d•te. ~• A,M. at Mlln lDOtty, CourthOlltt, 100 Gtoro1 51mllllltori " ;, Elldl .. d mv1t contorrn •nd bl Civic Cfll,... Or. W1tt. City of S1nl1 .t.111, "This s!alemlnl wn •'l.C. wllll tr.. and appall<.'<!, the <.'Onsumer re~-:;.\l:ci 1~..:.,"r :"~~~"::i:i111~~ ttll County of Ot'MIOt• Sti tt of C•llfornl1, 1 count~ c11rk 01 Or•ng• C.011nt1 .,, Mov groups tore apart a plan •ecu.r1r rfi1rr11<1 10 In '""' c0f!lt1tt ;::.:,n.;1 :=1~ ·~~~ 1~ ":~ ~o. 1~14. ,~11 announced r..tonday by the do•arm~s IM by flll 1111 ol propostcl Ullllld Stain, 111 fM riohl, 11111 Incl Publltl'lld Or1roe Coast 0.llf l"lio.. Nalional Ad~ertisinu Division su~'O~~!tri~cr -v11 TN rl!IM to 1"""""' till "'' lud0"'"'1 CHOtor 111 1"' M•v tt. n, •nd Jun1 s. 11. 191• 1'3.S·74 • " 1 1 1pove delef1bl6 or,..,,.,., .or M> mucJ1 __ - of th<' council of Better ••IKt ,,,.,. or •l• ds or o w1 v1 •nv IMl'Wlf •1 m1v bl Mo;lt.'lll"'f I'll i11111v PUBLIC NOTICE lrr99ul1rlll11 or lnlormelltln In t nY bkl1 said llt9CU!lon, with lttrlleCI' ln!-.t i nd Business Bureaus. or In th• blddh111. to1ts.. -----~-_-co-ccc:-::-c:::::--::;-Tl'M! DISTRICT 1111 dll1rrnlntd the Dt!ll<I t l Sanrt Ana, Cillfornli, MIV 1•. .STATIMIHT 01" AllHDOMl!:lifT Of' qen1r1I ""1v111!ng tt!t of P1r dl1m w19n 1914 USI Of FICTITIOUS •Ul llrtl SS HAMI!: TIIE VOLUNTARY plan in tl'le loc:111rv In which 11111 work h to be JAMES A. MUSICK, TM 1011-11111 ~rson1 h1v1 1bllldoOfMd . . ~lor.....t fer 11cli C(ttt or 'YOI of Sl'M!rlfl..CCWOMr tM u11 !If IM l!c!lllOU1 tH,o1ln111 n1m• calls ror Ill 0 n 11 0 r Ing workman llffdld I'll l~K\111 fht (ont!'ICI. County °' Ot'lnQI, C1llfornl1 8AU.H·TOOO FOOO SEllVICF.. 98~ cominercials a i m' e d <1t T"'"" rites ire on 1111 •• 111s 01sT11t1CT •v c. A. st1nc1111. G1rtl9'd sP ,, H11n!lngron a..ch, Ciltl· oNlct localtUllAtlS Adll'll r•ierrld IO . •! r' I _-h'ld . • bt Obltlntd 1111 request. A copy of 111111 1111 C.iil•rv P•rk 1111, Sllite im 1bov1 wt1 flll'd In Or,1nQ1 Countv °"' pane 0 exper s U1 C l ren s r•rn 5'1•11 be posted 11 >1111 lob •lit. L• At1911n, Ctll lerlll• '°°"' o.c1fl"IMr 13. 197J . Bobbie Gentry, singer-composer-lyricist. \Vill display versa tility in four-week n1inj-serics lhat will 111ake debut June 5 on CBS. "Earthquake," in 1-1hich a k1rgc part of Le~ ,\ngrlt'S i::. d.cs troycd . 'fhc 1novic i.s now being filrned. Another Univers.il project is "!lindcnbcrg.'' in which 11obcrt \Vise will reproduce the destrucllon of lht' Gern1an dirigible. Because it is in1prattical to bui!d a new one. \\'ise plans to photograph u 60-fool rnoclel of the ill-fated llirigible. George C. Scolt "'ill star in the ftlni. Castle plans to guarantee an audience reaction. He ls developing a device which wilJ brush the lcb'S of theater patrons and make them think the <.'OCkroache& are coming . He is the same fellow who electrified theater se11ts to give vie11'crs a charge \Vhite viewing "The Tingler.'' be h a v Io r to de v e IO p Thi foregclno 1ch9d11l1 "1 ,., dltm Pub11,1iw 0.-•"9• co.n1 Otllr Pilot, John O•nl•I ToOd. "" Girl1•1~ 5"-. . wa(IK Is b1M!<l uPo)rl 1 workfnq d•Y 01 #Mr tt. 29, •nd JllM $, 191' 1Jll-7• ,,, Hunttnoton &Heh, C1lll.,,,nl1 ~1"'6 gu1ldeltnes. 1111h1 fl) hours. Th• riti for llolld•f •nd '"'"Y c . e111n, ~ C~r1l1ld Sp. Ill. The con.sumer gcoups said overtime work 1h111 b1 11 1!111 time 1nd ~11nl!fl'l!on l11ch, c11 lom a '2"46 · • one-halt PUBLIC NOTICE Thl1 tH.o1 ln1u w11 (Ond!Kted bv , th~ rules Wlder which the 11 sn'.11 bot manditory upon the oen1r11 P•'•~rsMp. • o.n.. Petiinwlo 473-~Jsa THE HOW! ·GREATEST EXCLUSIVE AREA ' ADVENTURE ENGAGEMENT I A VERY FUNN':" OF ESCAPE I MOVIE' I 'ONE OF THE YEAR'S TEN BEST LA. TIMES "THE TA[l ____ BLOND MAN .• WITH ONE BLACK SHOE" Hilarious C.O-Featu10 ~,;\! YVES MONT AND STEVE DUSTID ROMY SCHNEIDER mcQUEEll HOFFIDAll 111.1 lfUNKl!N I SCHAffN£R !iim "CESAR AND PAPIU.OD l!'.GI ROSALIE" plv1 Pawl ..Wwmcm ' Program Rated !RJ "SOMETIMES J. GREAT HOTIOM" industry \\'ill be \l,'()rking are CONTRACTOR 10 wlwlm '"" conlr•cl 11 ---,ICTITIOUI •USIN•ss John 0. lodr him IO PIY not lt sl lhln '"" ... 111 HAME STATIMINT P11btl~hl'<I O••noe Co.11! Od ly P1lo1. · • ·r· f ll)l'Clrlll<I r'etes to 111 VolOrkmtn tmolcryll<I Th41 lollowln.g PlfloOll 11 doing blll!MSI M4'1" 22, 29, ind Junt 5, 11, 1'1' Ull·1~ conlaJn no Spc'Cl JC re orms. by tt-em In the e•ecullon of th1 contr1c1. 11: -.--- s uch ns prohibiting ads for No Dickier m•r wlllldr1w hit bid lor 1 CUSTOM wooo PRODUCTS. Wl s. P U BLIC NOTICE , '"' _ '' 0 O'"O 0 " •"-0 0 Pullmtn St., S1nt1 Ana, Ctl!I. O?l'o. 1--------------drU"S al)d hinh sugar foods PIO" "' • y "" IYl I ... ,,.. I e BtU(I Clifton! Llbr, 1113 s. McL11n " . h • HI I« 11'11 Dpe~/ng of bldl. Dr., Sinll Ant, Cllll . .,7~S FICTITIOUS •USINEIS products \l.'Jth pnzes 0 ( A 111rm1nt bond I nd • pttlorm1nc1 Thi~ bu•lnni 1, condvcted by 111 NAMI STlTIMllrtT ' . . ch J' · bOOtl will be re-Quired orlor to t•l<llllon ct 1 di T h~ lollowlng PMIO~$ 1r1 do•n11 CSJVERSAL'S Lang i.> also prem1un1s atta ed. or 1m1ts '"'-cont••ct. lhe P•rmtnt bond ~.u w " v1au:~uc• Lltrr bu.In••~••~ developing a new system to on the nun1bcr and frequency 1" !he rorm wt lorlh Jn 111e con•••ct Thi• itatemHit w11 1n~ Wt1n tM L1REATV \/INEV.1Aos.10i1 l!lu,ine·~ documlflll. C '' c ,.._ Ctot~r Drive, Sulit 2U, Ntwporl l •Kh, supply added dimension to of con1n1ercials during Go~f"fning llotrd 1;"';'~;, .., .. e>I' vo•no• couni~ on M!v c.nioml• 91116' CJIAHLTO~ llESTON IS "E thq k " Th 1 I 'Id · er Ro01r Befoen, Cff"fk ' · M!cllttl A. 1o11cnol11, 1716 Antl911• 0 n 1 y ar ua e . e sys en1 C 11 ren s programs. Putiti•hed Or•n111 c ..... , 0111¥ p1101. F·UIH w8y, ,1,.,,por1 ll••ch, c1111orn11 tl"60 st.1rring nol in ,,.0-11 use c•und speak--and The indust~ pt.-n "'me ••• "· 11. 1914 11...._74 P111;>1l1"1'<! or.--Cot1t 08Ur P1101 M•r , ,, • 0 , .. ,-th k " b I ] "1 ., ,.,._. ~·;, '.I " ~ '" U,21,1'1,JunaJ,197~ 17lJ..7' TMO<lottS.Gre.w.• 11rnng tar ... ar <1ua 'l', u a ~o 11 smoke machines to simulate after eight n1cnths or l ane, New"°'' 1!1••<11• C•lll«nl• "6'° L:niversal'.i; "Airport 197~-" 11 the effects of a te1nblor. negotiations bet.,..·een the P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE s.~~en~: c~~~ .. 1!'!5111~ "1""""•v, has a Boeing 'N7 \1'hich is h . b d th _ ___ Thi~ bU1ln.n 11 tiolng cono:t1Kttc1 01 • disabled in a collision v.iith Columbia's t ing IS ats, consu111er groups an e NOT•c• 0~ •HTl!MOl!O COSTA MISA 9,.,,,11 p8rt,,..•l-hl? millions of lhe1n. The advertisers under the auspices SECUl tTY INTEl:ll!5T SAN ITAlltY tl lSTl lCT Mlch•ll A. Nlc"'°111 another plan.:>. Pilot Heston (IULIC TIIAHSl"llt ) OlAMGI COUNTY. CALlfOIHll f ttii Slilltm'1•t tilt<! wllh lhe C~m!V I lb b I.,.· company will soon n:lease a of the Federal Trade NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN TO THE HOTICI INVITIHG ••os C~tk of Or1<•11• County on : MIV 1!1. lf1t . comes 0 e rescue y octng l'ornmissioo Thomas nOusch CREOtfOlltS. OF SC·IENrtFIC OfllLllMG NOTICE IS HEltEav GIVEN In•• ~Hon Ju1vcred fro1n :i helicopter. filn1 n1ade by l\letron1edia . . ' , 'CONTROLS. B«rowtr. •h11 llotrower. ,.,1911 Pr'09Gl•L1 w111 IH! ·~ct1ve.1 fir t"" Putt1llhM Or•ng11 C011t o111v ~11o1, producers • '· Chose n d1rcctor of the FTC S bureau wnose buii"''' l<ld•••• is ~ Ctm1>u• Chy c11r11.. on t>thtll o• 111e Cotti Mesa May 1:. 19, Ind Junes. 12. '''t 111~.1 ; The san1e StUdlO IS offe11ng • ,. . f . I c(' do, , ,._ ''' , N 0 0 h St"ll•rv O~lrlct. at lier olflc1 In !tie Cl,... ----------,, .. •1 , !:iurv1vors, JStarr1n1• Jackie o eonsun1er pro e Jon an r ve, " .... Y 0 ewpor '"'1' · H1!L ,11 Fair ori,.., c0111 M••8, , , .-'.:...l.a\'I..~. • .wh.ic i~ EJ.<'~ •J'l'<T -··d-\1 • .,.~ .,[ -·· -· .. , .. -. ..... l"'.--'f" ·-· ....... ~ ... ""'•~I uef.v pf_QJ~not...l.t!!•"' C•W0!'.111•· a <:•Utornl1-•Vl'!t1t-ttror·110Ur .. 11r·n ·oo-Tlh~ -PUBU C. NOTJCE_ .. - I I M t t...ooper an ; ex wr< 11t! I' ..... 0 11c1..,, 11111>;)~ ul11 C1 au cl wri""' bu••nt1s n1me1 MK! • · · · o -------_ __ --· .<; 100 1ng 011 3 rt la S . , I ·ed · th D d Oil They . arc , MlOllg l he ln\.O \ Ill C e~O la lO S, p.isr M> l1r as known !o Int Sec11rrcl P1rlr l~ry will bt -nee! publlcly 1"° relll NAMa STATIMINT the Poter Bc.cchley be~t seller survivors of an a I 0 01 i c also expressed dis;1ppoi11tn1cnt. •r• sc1ENT1Ftc OA;ILL1NG CONTROLS. ~~~.n1::., .~~~.~ou.~I "";~~~~·.~, i~~ Tne 1o11-.no P!'r•on 11 doing riuslnfts . . ------~----.o40 (amou~ Drlv•, Newporl 8i1Ch, Ci. MODIFICATION OF WET WELl r oR '1' about a while shark that holocaust \Vho try to. hve lll ~660. !s tbOUI Ill m1k1 I bulk lr•ruter bf SEWAGE Pu1o1p STATION IN AO M~ LAWN·"·MAf OF SANTA ANA. ~61 d"VOUCS S\V in1mcrs. undcrgrOIUld 'caves btlt arc oc•P\Tlno B wcurlty lntfrlSI lo IMPCRIAL AVENUE. ' A f~lr Drlvo, Cod• Mes•, C1lllorn!1 t'Jo616 " . BANK., SKured Ptrly, ""'°'r b111!ntn A stl of pli"f, IPKlfltlli.J!ls ~nd ether WILLl-"M G. ORGA N, '*"' F1lr OrlV•. The king of the disaster attacked by vamptr"' bat -:. eddrt ss I~ 9920 L• Cl•n9111 61vd .. Jn tM contr~ct <IOCu"""'' ,..,.,. Lo! ot!•ine<1 "' co~t• Me••· c11llornl• '162• ' • . CllY or tnol.-woad, Coun!v !ti LDI Art11tl••· th• 0Hlc1 ol the OlrKIOt ol Public AARON RIC~•RO HAWK.ER . 14~1 epics is Irwin Allen. the n1an Also fron1 Columbia \\'Ill be Steie o1 ca111orn11, In !hi t1>1towlt111 of. Services. A:oom 417, In'"'" City Hall uPO!l Y••bOrOVllh St••"· w.isrmln>ter, Celi· 'f 'Th I' ·d "S •bou d" d' I d b scribed Plfl.IJnll ptoplt'1f of Borrower, IHIYmtnl of Flv1 'Oolliri {SSDOl An lornlt 9'l61l "' lO gave YOU ' e OSC! on now n · !rec e . Y 10--w~t, An llxlures ene1 f'CIUloment •nd 8odltiontl rtt•rQt of oni dotli r ui.ooi will Th!1 bUilne1s l1 (Ofl<l\Kted or •n Adventure." which started the Peter Yates. who d 1 d 1111 1nt•nglbln loceltd 11 ..o.io C1mpu• be mil<ll' 11 nindled by mall. !n<1!Yi<lu~1 h I I d H . ··u 11·11" II'. ,. , r Dr!ve, In "" City of N.wporf llffCh, Each bid S~lll be ... ~ on lf>e P'OOO>JI ~ WILLl,IM G ORGAN . "' 0 e r('n · e IS llO\I. U I · S <l a C 0 a County of Ofan,., Sl8!e o+ C1lltornl1. !orm tn<I I~ the minntr trrovldf• Cla<~ 01 Or.if"IQ• CouRtv o" Mlv l' .. ,.,d,11" ''' "Th--To••'""'.''"• f•un1 ,,,.. ·Id b. a '' .,Ill be co1uumm11H1 on « •II•• lhf 1ccomp1nll'd DI' • ctrllllrd OT casNer'; 10. "'' " o ._ ~' ' '-\IOI } lro d1r ol J11nf, lt1' •• ~ AirPOrllChK~ or 1 !>Ill bond ID< not lest lhAn l•n l"MllJ lnfemu." avalanche. 8r8ncn "'1~ 11<1PE!lllAL BANK ,, "'20 per c1nt 01r.1.1"' tttt .,,.101MI of ihe !>Id P~~1,.,-._i o·~M• CD49! D~llv Pi1{;1. Lt C1ene1;1a e1vo.. ln """ City of mack p1y1tll1 lo Ille Co.it MIS• ~an!tttv 1-'~f 11. "· 1nd JYnt J, 11, lt7' 18'0-I' Onc,11·:ill of Allen's offiCf' at 1nolewoa<1, C011nlr ct L~ Angetet. Stile 01,1. ---- 20lh Century-Fox is devoted lo o1 c~iotomi~. NOTICE 1s FURTHEllt GIVf:N 11\.111 1n-l'UBLIC iSUTICt.: DATEO May 11, 1t1• ec1ro !If Olraclor• of !he C~•• l<le•• arti~1 s' dcpit l!Oll-; of his futurr SCIENTIFIC Ol:ILLING S1nll1rf 0 It I r I c I "'' n~·~·ofo .... I 1'1 I d CONTROLS, 8orrowt1 e1!1btl11',11<1 I Pfl ¥tlling r1W: lf'tll SCI~ of FICT1t1ous I UllHfSS MAME STlTIMI NT Jll'Ojl'C :i-lt'Y 1 n C H C JimH W. Murrtf, Prf'lldenl '."•~es In 1,wrdftQl!:t wlll'I ltW, lo be POI -TM "Be,1"01\ll !ht• Po seid on l}~·S..llS..n'Mon 1.11yi IMPERIAL SANK '" '""' con•l•11Cllorr of, ... •tloY• _,h!l•<I ·~' loftow11111 "'""" i1 eoi... -M':• Petf-r"-clcl s-o•e<I P~r!v ' lrn~ro••m4'nl<. Tlltt s1ld rite 1nll sc•lf '"''"'• •., .. 0 0 U' S. '"' --' , ·•1•• ~111<1 by '"" ftoard OI Dl•e<tc•• uy '-a " " " ' ~ .,Dirty Mary, Crmy Urry" I "Ya11istllillig Poiftt"tPGI Wt!M!ii~ ' :;~ s~t . Sun.. Moo> ·1~ 2 :..> Slr•r McQruttn 0115ti11 Hoffman "Papllon" .... IP'G l "The Griaway" Family Twin Cinema I 7161 81100kHUllST ST F'o~<11n Yollfy-'162-1248. CINEM A l HELD OYER! 7th WEEK IEST J.CTl:ESS GLENDA JACKSON "A TOUCH OF CLASS" w ..... le1t S1pporting .ActrtlS Tate1110'HNt "'PAPER MOOM"· -•l'IO-• CI NEMA II !:4.¥(~1.iTi>l~Y "ALICE JN WOHDERUHO" & "CHARLIE .... D THE .AHGEL" IPGI o"'.w......,, •:•s "'-. -so11s-1-· •~l• ..,,._,_ -·: SUPll COPS 111 'II.II•-·~ ll'liT Glillln & li!ILL 'f THI ;·l~D:.!:0!!:' =~ By R-..i C. Cof1, VlcP l>re\•Offll R••o1wtlon Mo. 1._110 on lht" Uh dly cl Gi.nne1rf, Ll(lu!W B.ttch, C1Ulor~·· 1 ... PEllAL llHK ~el:rvftrY. 197• ir1d I• en Ii!! in the oflk~ .tu\1 • - ml LI Cle-I Blvd. of tttt A•lhtinl SK•eliry 17 Fa!r O•I • ll•l•n Wf!'t Sha!'""'· ;Qt 1..rc•e" t-IQ I. 1""19"'!°"• Cl, 'IOlOl . Catll M•tl, TAilt stied Or~1 (:(>If! Diiiy Pilot. '*•in rt .. rrllUi•Af>I It (illldll(leOUQh 11111r·on<1 com~tle!y ,,1 (n<llvld.,.,I, --------!or!h he•t•n, '"° th&t ~•IO ''''' • He-l•n wnt sno.n•1 PUBLIC NO'l'I C"' · · · • T~·~ "d'~"'t"' '""" lllr<l ... 1111 t1>41 I IJ l llOl>IHI bY ll"d tKOC.;lion I• mad•"~·"' ( I' LI • ' 0 C(,l>n•~ on "'·~ ol th!\ nnt;ct by •ele•ence. 1 1~.u•;,~, ~· 0 '·'"II• FICTITIOUS IUSINISS Th• contr1clor \h811 In !he.;>•~'" n··»"<"I l"J.Olt NAMf STAT•ME NT ol H'le work •r>l'flOA• ire doing 1ht LPDo• COde ol 111~ 51,.1e ol ~.;l'fc•'''•(, P1.or•hJ1e.:t 0•dnt1P (o•~I 01lly .. llo!, bu•ihe•~ ,Ji; ,.nd otht• l&W• ol •&IO Statt. •Pplk.,bl• ,1,,1 .l. }'o, ""d Jun•}, 11, 1910 1136·1' (1} ZOOYS. (ll IODYS QVAL1T'r' llM'.eto, Wl!h !ht f~cectl ·in ~nl• " ,, c CISCOU"IT CEPAll.TlllENT STORES "'"•1'°"' "• mey C4 rtQuirl'CI ""0 .. t~r : 1'10 Eo•I lmprrl&I Hlgnwiv, Ful!trllln: •l>t'(la! •t11u11, Dur•.;oml ' 1) wh nl - C&li!()tnia t\163:1 Pl'O<f'edlng• ~ret>nc!f• ire l•,•n eM HARTFIELO-IODVS, IN ( , (I w~lch . hive no! bttn 1u~'''~"° .,. :t·• O.Jowa,.. (orPOr•lionl, 4'1 Nlnlh orovl••oAJ ol lhe ~it><>• C°"' l>t!t.,•n;c r .. • l'L'CL IC /'\OTICE ••CTIT!OUS I UllN•s s MAMIE STit.TliMliMT !ollVN•IV/ ~"0" !o doinQ t:>u1i1t1!3 Aven~. New Yotk, New York 10001 lo l•t>cr 111111 bo 91vM1 O<•IY In lhe n•d""-· .. i_ This bu•1 ..... ~ Ii condllCIHI bV • provldf<l by liiw. ",'/JIYNE L[it.Sl•~G co·~ ..... MY , 150 CorPOr•licn. The con!r&c!or lhdll 11•• ~ n I• 11.o~~fl!o C""'· Fuller1on, C1lll«Al• HARTFIELO·ZODYS, INC un':"1nuf4c!urell niale,;~1, ~rouutfd in th• ~11.J} Lee Frefl:lm•n, U"•llKI Stile• ""~ r--lv "'~""'''"'~-t v:.vn• A k•ttt, 150 Row,,11 Ori¥t. E~tc. V·Prf'S. m11t"r!1l1 m1,.vtae1urt<1 ln tr.e l)n•l•d F vll~f!~n. Ll lllDrnl1 t1•3> T"!1 •lal~menl w•• li led ,,.;,~ tho! S11ro1, s11b,lanl!ally •II t•om m~t'd~I. Thi• llli>•nl~S 11 condiic:ttd llY 1n (Ol/nty Clerk of Ot1nge Cou~ly on Mllv ,, Pf"OCIUCee•lormance of Ille tonlract. I Wt¥tMI A Htlfl 2021-0C No btlderfY the f (Lumv C.l1rk of Or•ngt C.ountr on M•¥ Pl:ESTON J. Jl:LINI! All'f. Cos1• ~1• S.:Onllary Ol<lri<I and !~made 1~. 1911 tlM Wll11'1in l111lew.,,i, SuUt tOt In 1ccord1nct wllh fh1 provisions 01 the l "''°' levettw Hiii., C1Uror.i• 70211 prOPQ11I r11qulr,....,.1.. l"Mll' Puflllihe<I Or1noe Cot1I 011lv Pllct, EKh blditrr must bf llceft!.M and 1f'o Pullll1hed 0••""'" Ct111! D•ily Pllol. Ml~ I, 1$, 22, 2', 1'7' 1615·7• prequ•lllll!!! ai rtQ~lrM :.v law. .'!-.Af 7?, 1t. I ncl Jufll S, 11, ltll 1111·71 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 7ht BOltd of ClrtclOr' of In.-Co1ll "\t11 S1nll••Y Ol1lrlcl re1erv1~ Int rl11ht 10 r11ec1 •nv o-r an Dkh. 1---~===~===~--l---------------------1 BY 011.DEllt OF THE 80ARO OF flCTITIO US •us1 t1ESS NOT ICI 01" lllLIC TlANSl"f:llt DIRECTORS OF THE COSTA NAM• ITlTIM•NT (lft~ 1111 -Ut1 u .c.c .1 MESA 5ANtTAltY 01STRICT The lol low!t111 plrtom •• , de<IRg No11e<i! I• htflby oN•n IO 1ht Ctldllorg MIV l, 197• bu,lre•l 15' of JAMES OAVIS AHO ETllEL OAVIS. Publl1n.d Or1no1 Co11I D•llY Pllol, GREELY ANC NIC~OLit.S. 1011 Trtn>ltrO<', whOll builnf'IS Mldreu Is Mir 16, 71, 197' 116-ll 811ilMH Ctn!tr Or., NO. 2•S, NtwPO!"I 260$ Nl"WPOrl Blvd .. Wt1l, NfWl)orl Beech. _ __ _ Beech. C1lll0tn!1 t166-I Cotmtr o! Or1nge, S!1t1 of C1!11otnl1, th1! PUBLIC NOTICE "Tneo<1or1 S GrMlf, •10 M«nlng Sl1r I 001~ lran1!tt II ilDOUI lo DI "'lld~ !<> . Lan,, N..,..l>O"I Be1c1'1, C1lltornl1 t'lMO l 1Von v. J011n1on. Tr1n.+tree. wtto.e ------1 Mlchffl A. Nlchola1. ill6 Antlou• • buil""'ll add,IM· ll · lDM. Gufver Drive, SUPflltOlt CO_UIT Of TNI! W;o1• J«wperl l&11ch, C11llornl1 tlUC lrvint, Coi.mty of • Orlngt, ·Sii~ of STATE 0, CALl,OlltNll fOll 1Mt tH,otlneu I• being collductell by 1 Cilltornla. THE COUNTY Of OltAMGE ~-"~"MP The pr-rty to M trtmtert ~t~1e....,.,1 1111<1 with lM (Otlnh Btilch, COtlnlf of • Orange, Sti tt of fOR PlltOIATE 0, WILL ANO FOR Clerk or Or~11111Govn!y1111 M1y "XI, 1t1' California. , LITTEIS TISTAMENTAlltY f »011 Said prop.-rty le de!.(,lbed in g.eneril E1l1!t of EZRA l0W£: NEELEf, Pullll1ntc1 Otl"Q• Lw~I O••lf PHa!, ;i~: All ~•ode In 1rltdo!, ti•ture•. e<1u!t1men1 0.cedsHI. "'"'v 21, », inJ June l, n . lt74 llll·I• ind 9oocl will of the! cCfff'f; ,~ bttslnt11 NOTICE IS HE lltEEIY GIVE'! l~tt --- kncwn •s HitbOr Coll!'f Sholl ind loc11ec1 FLO'r'O RAYMONO NEELEY Al'IO LOU P UBLIC NOTICE If 1605 Nt'lll'POrt 11...:1 West NtWpo!'I OEAM N. HlRltlHGTON lllYI Ille<! hlrr· · ' In 1 petition lor Pr(lbl;;o DI ~1111 1fl<I !or ---·~ ---flitcl'I. COtllllV of OrlllVI, Sl•!t of l11u1nc:1 of lellers T1tl8mtnl1ry lo tht FICTITIOUS •UUMllS C1llfom!e. , pettllcwiers r~ to wlli;h " mll<lt HlME STAT•MI NT TM bulk 1r.i1~r wilt ~ comltmrntltd kif furthlr parllallarl. Ind ftlll ll'le lime The lollo.11>11 ptrson 11 doing busl- on er after !ht Vtll dtY of M.-.,, lt7', II t lld pltc1 of t..arirlo tt.. Hmt! l'las been ts: 1500 ~d,mJ, SuUt 2<N. (0111 N.111, llf lor JUnt II, 197', ti 9:)il •.m .• In C.OSTAMESAWELDl"tG,WlWtil1/1n County of Orlmtt. Sl1te of C1llfttrnl1. the COtlrlraorn of Otl)lrlmtnl .. o. 3 ct Slr~I. llov. 31, Cotti ~11, Ct !ll«nlt So fir 11 known lo Ille Tro•nllt•1f'5, 11\ wld court, 11 JOO C.lvfc Ctoill!r Orl~e "'77 bu.slMU ft lmfs Ind lddtHIH bM'!I ""' West, In'""' Clty of S1nt1 ""'· C11ltornr1. MICHAEL JOHN MILLINGTON. 111 Translttor tor'""' llN' .. fl¥S It s! p;isl, u Dlltd Mlfll' 20. 197• Dtl Mlt Avtl. Apt, B, Cotti Mist, dlfflrlt'll lrom 1111 1b0Yt, 1re: WllLIANI I . SI JOHN, C1llfornl1 '2671 Un--Co.inh' Cl1rll; Thh bUllMS' ,, Condll(led or In In· {)alll<I: Aoril 2(, ltl4 OIOltGI" L, 101.ZO dlvldv.11. · Lavon v. Johnwin Att°""'Y 11 Y• M.. J . MhUnoton Tr•n•""'8 l ~l'tll ••v l"t•ra Sllltt1 lH This ,11tlll'Tltnt w1, lllM with lh• ltoblr1 L "Uln,..1'9'fl, •••· lit-Nltlll/, Cllltwtll• '2'1, Counfy Cl1rk of Ot'111Q1 Co.inty °" Mtt 15t0 Alll11t11, l llllt • Tiit 1714• ....,.11 .1 :Kt. 1t 7•. CCIII MIN, CtllfOOT!ll '2•2f Atl9"11r fw1 l"etlrlflltn + l'.Wll 3 Big Days! Pl.Jotll"llld o...,... (Olll O•llr Pllof. Pllbf!Vot'll Or•noe '°'" 0 111\' ,.!lot, Publlshtd Or•no• COl!I o.u,. Piiot. May '1'1, 1974 lllf·7AMav 72, 23, 2', 191• 1831·7A Mir 72, 2', I nd June S, 12, 1970 lto1·1A PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Pl.Ai-::Nf:O USE REPORT GEl'<J£:"1A l Ti l::VEf'J Ul S >tA i;J NG Cie~~rel Relf•'"'' Sharing pi~ te&.r .. lunch d1rtctly to loc1l rnd 111!1 ~ernmenl,, Tt>e llw 1cqu!rr< t.ich 00"•"""''"' Id pu!>li<~ 1 ,.peIY ou11n1 tobl1~n1 W~hln the uu•po.1t s l•lltd. '°'" IJ(Wllnm1~t milr Chl<>Qltl'lil 1peoding Jll•"· I May 25, 26 a 27 U Exciting Hours! 10 Great .Shom!~ 36 Performances Daily! 18 Thrilling Ri des Knott'• Wild Animal Follies Zolten'a Gypsy Puppets Qholl Town Funlighlers UVe Mariachi Music Twilite Highlights Jimmie· Rodgers S1111.11d'1y. Su"dfly S Mnnday Dancing Sltlurdar & Sunday N1gf\1:; KNDTT'S BERRY FARM IYMa 'wk.C.. • Optn I 1.m. • (lt•) 121·1711 { ~U$HTmfOUSl.I" CIJ • "THI,..,. C>IASI" "C _ _,,.. Ill • IQ.J "Ml" .. Wa I 1ed" ....... Of-- ( ( •lAN~lO (~~INO lURl\o THI aciYlllNMl "l Of fUUNlNlll VNLL.E'i' Cil"'r' ANTICIPATING A GEN lit.Al REVlNUE SllARING ,Af- MfNT Of °t:;?6Q· !i:23: JOR THE flftH £NTITLEM~NT ,Cll.100,JUlY I, 1111• lHi!OUGH JU~f lO. 1915. ll'U.NS TO SP CHO THE.St ftlHOS roll }HE l'Vlll'OSlS SHOWN. Y ACCOUHTNO. \j~ 2 U:;J 51:•1 FOUUTAill Yf'lLLEY CJ T't' OtREC'iOR (1F FINAN8€ 10200 SLATER MVE fL1UllTHJfl VALLEY CRLfF •• • Wfdntsday, May 22, 1914 DAILY r1LqT %5 Wife Given --::-::::P:UVL:JIC:]•i;iNOTf""ICE.;.::......_ 1 __ ,:_P'1:_: 1tUO NOTICS ..... -'£ .. THI .. .m-............. ' F th \TAT• ore:.L.-.. Dl .. I• •Oft fUM• n.......... 0 e TH• con:. ou.... ~. :~ ,.,._ .,. tfoil!f Lif T . r llllltTICI GI' MIAl:IMG 'OJI PntTIOM 11) IOD'fl, It) tOD\'1 catfALITY e erm. On Carbide's Heels Dow Cheniical' s Over The Counter HSDA Ll<H"9' t.. T .. oday. May ZI, "74 POil <l'ltOU~ Oii Wll.,L ANO ,.Ol 01$COUNT OEPARTMI Nf STOltES, ' EL!"",,,• .. • I Mlo•'""•"'LLI' ,,,. ""co111~~~•"""""'' Gtf'Otn Gr-. S R d ' .-. 00 rA .. ...,_ • .-AN FR.ANc1•~ (AP) A .,..,. Q~•11-Oow "°"' n" >i·. M1t1 te. c: 11•• n•, t:i11\I ~°" 11•\ l1''~ kl'IOWll tt S. TAl.ll.fv 0.0.eMd HAlllTl'l.,_0-:00..,.. INC lo ~ -ecor \yggl•Cy .. OB 10 t(I ... Mo!W H~ 1Q\, 111, ~· Ad' 6\• '"" NOTICI! IS HERllY GtVEN 11\AI Ot11wt,.. ew,1tt:i ' 4tl • Nlllltl woman .~. husband b ~•0"'11 ~~Mid11l.on ol Di.o~G<'l'\11 1,1" l~ M1ll•P6t ,.. ti 'k"f•tr 1•11. '°°" CATHERINE TAU.IA,..., II ... ·~,. ·-· ... -· -'"' '"" ··-Cl . h G Wt .. riti•~ O.e•tti, o .. n••n (> 2. )'··Mull\ "•1> t •o J1o ')(l>OU In " ,, for , ,,..., "'"' • •"• boch eM ullet\ E.o~trn~ »-...t•'·I Mo\R" Tr 111'1 l/t, S(otl IM 1· J pei!LllOl'I robllt of WIO tlld for Tllk llu•IMM I• <cr411fflod W e terVU1¥ I llfe prlJoo sentence ........................ "'.. osing t e ap QllOl•CI b~ o ... t·lllf· Eton Lifl :IJ"-'il''• Molli Al'll lft t<it SCotnl 0 '°" 31'.i tu~ ot t.tltttt Ttsllflltf'll•l"f ~ tM corw•tlon. • ba (O..ot~• Cit•'~' tti (;O!o Nuc H , 1•·· MOoQ111 Co 11'1'1 1~ SCrlPi:K H 1•Vt l~o.(o 119tUl&Mr felt•trl« -which ll IYMICI• for H•R.TFlil.D-tOOYS. INC. I been given the same Di I Ion ••('I 01"'1• ., OI e.• 1'1\0 ••'• ti.. Mof~• to JS JI>\'; S.<1 W!'ld a t\1 lurtl!« ptrlk ulars, •lld ftltt ff1e flme tftd l.M ,rt«lmln 880 ut e tlO\.t (£1"''" !I N!,1«'U ,, / I MOOrt .... llV, tl S" ,,,,.t(ll ) l''t pl1te 'o£ht1rt119lhtUimtht•bttn .. I euc.·V~fff.· penalty for a flrst~ • fin~.I T,.. Qwole•CM#1 •n 1., t,Mol••n6' J"4' Swlfle\lr ;ov.t1•0 fOI' JVN 4 •.. 1~14. I t 13' e.m., In ...,M lhh 111~1 WM fl~ Wltl't "" ,,,'"'61'_ 1'0"\ l10 llO! 11'>(11••'• f;n•'11• c ~. J•, MQ"•Y> I)'/. 1• ~ .... n UP .... 20•1, (Oi.ll"h'wm qi rnlfll N 3 • ' Goo<" 0 •• •· •-· murder -v·~·-In ... a !•ll•I mer~\Ofl, IOll•0 1t.<1uth 01 I\ o l)'t MO\t• CP )ti 36 ... !lt>o••'" \'h • o. •• d '7 • .,..,,.. ...,..nty on M1y .,_, 11..'UUll u11; f Jtf rri B 'llLTON MOSKOWI-p ackag' ha 1. I IJ)wn 0r commo\ E<iY S&l •·· ~ • ""°''"" '" 11 , ir. ~"'o"°" 11 n co1.1rt ••• 700 Cl¥ C:..ltt Ori... w.11. In .. lt14. I In 0 a age y" '"" 1ng, p nnaceu 1ca s ••OM, .,,., CIO "°' l'!/\dtl fl 1]1, '"•Mollo• •1 ~·, • Wo TO" ;M'llo li.'U 1t11 c11,, of "'"'' AA-. c11!f ... n10. mt« a: ay g of a ~ i.~ cnre11•<• ,,,,..-, nd ' ' ' , ' 011'° .. _13,1.,'-.... ~ ~---ua~ .... a consumer products a nd r••~'•" •<Y.1• ••cu 1n ,, ,,1M•So:»•tn ''• ~·-,<:;oc111 wi 11· .. 11''• -• ...... I San ~-'-•·-Counf 1'•"\aC!oc.r1\ E•t•1co 13'< l' 'IM$1 ~I~ 111, ll'• So (t1nGs 31"1 Jl'IJ WllLIMI •• ti JOHN, , •• STOit J • .Cl.tNI. "'"•· n .l"..lalf\;l,Ol» ' y fllN.U. o•c•••s This seems to be the year making tremendous Stfides IHOUSTAIAl~ F.1 .. ln-j. !. • MYH•""' 11)" 11·~ SlnCI P,tl) 11'• 1.~. Ciioun!Y ,Clerk HS4 Wlltlll,. ....,...,., hllll • ~'""' '--..,.,..._MIJ'U_lS ANI) UTILITIES ~""on ll 1l, 1• •1IJ\f (nv')I ~; l(l'o SOl!'1r• 11'• 2l JULIUS W.-IJll:DMAH, INC. ·-"' HHI .. Cl:llfwlQ·tn11-......,..r_ -Court, Oittyl Lynn Mllllf. w-Ind Mlrll"n. J , that Dow Chenlieal will come. overseas. QQw ~g@ mo~ng lu.1.<111v "••m !Jr a 8'. >I•! l•111, l l"• S1•n..d1 I 11» ll'AI ltn St. ANI""' Oft.,. ,.ubU.iitd Oflf!Ot CO.II Diiiy ,.llot, ·•·-• b B 1969 M.11 11 1.,..• F"t111 L{Q ~ 6 IN'! MdlV .-1 -s10 Reors tt''1 1~'' sut ... ,.., c •. ,.,.. M•Y •· 1s. tt. tt, 1'14 1.i1.14 Southall Pureell, Ji, also was ~!!.'•· e1•1"'• •M Gordon w. close to overtaking Union up, year Y year. Y ' t"~ "''~ f.•ng•t.1 1-. l'·• Ni P.o•tn1 6" •. s1.an1 11m 1$ 11, T•h t21J> 01'4UI "-'"'' C.• ll'll v . INI H•rvrf Carbides twi>to-one gap over A(y\hnt IJ • u•' f )I B<i~1n 1V' • , , . "~•d~rn j•, " • ~1-'j "'" n• • 11 ·• P LI sentenced to three concurrent DuM •• ,,.1"""· Ind E1r1 o. Carbide as the ""'lion's secood A11 M•tro 10·1 11•, 1\1 C•P•ll }''• ,~,. N•w11 co c .. 1·, s111,N 11 ... ,., l''> Allonttn fw1 f'ttlt•r UB C NOTICE S.rdo!I•, JoAnnt 1nc1 ••IKI ·~ Dow had been narrowed to six· :..<1.~1 c1. 1~. IM' •it M"~c. ., • •l··!"J "'~1 v n·. 1t1. s1e•• N s 1·, 8'• Pl.IOl!slled Or1"91 C11111 Delly Piiot MIY•----=""""~--------1 ItH.o-1!>-year state pr I g 0 n Sttlrimtn. C\1111111 tnd l•rrv w.-,n1 largest che j I rod r A•ei Ill• 21 in. i\t T ;Fin ra j~ • Nl (<jl~I "' I I <.11"" let u•. 11'• 1s.16,22,1'14 uu.741 f'ICTITIOUs •••••••• '-r Mtr•ltAnn•l'ldG•lllO'YS(°" mca P ucer. to-our. A1,. u .. 1 •r.11.F~oo lw 18 1' ,,j.0•1"~ A 1~ 1~ ~11w1>c10 13 •~ NAMI STATEM•NT sentences for two -~~rles Pldll •• JOffl'll Emt•I •llCI Dolor•' H d I La ' "''··~ (,,( 11·. 1J Fyr t~t 0• 6'• 6 .1'11vl'1!' t'\ j',. \~ ·1~!,ICl·' l:J ,, ••• PUBi.lCNOTIC'Ji; 1""1U'I; P1<1IU• ea quartered in Midand, s t year, v.·ith Dow ... 11~u&•• 1 , 1·.r,,,..,..,1 11 11 ,1-.~'<h•• 1, 1~ ~ ..... cp , .. ~~ Ttie 1o11ow1119 sier'°"' ir1 doing and one att~..o ........__.. Wltnt" M•f'l'..vi ld1 Ind Oua ... let Ml h Dow has~ "In breathing do\vn its neck, A1•Q" Pn• 11 • 1l'~1F•11n1< £.1 &· .. ~ ••'""'"'1 ec 11 • ii ' '""' c.ri> l··· J~. ---,-,----------1bu•fnail11: .,.,~ •~)' Ill C ., ~n ma. &{a JllhW Tel 11'• 1'.i"" F''" Mq ~ ~·• "'"'' t~1r, " ", r~n•r>o• 13'" ~•V• ,ICTrTIOUS IUIJNISS OllA,.GE COUNTY AlllT WotllO, She could be ellglblf: for parole -Wltn\I M. •l'ld lllolltrt N. Carbide tu rned in a Am An"I .'. )•, f••~nd I( 10'1!I'·1'"'"""" tr> 71', JR. r~1•or w 11'11 1~''1 NAMI ITAT•MINT ):)jf H1yn A,,.n.11e, CHI• Mal" c 11, w1111em1. Mary •rid lllonetd o.1n run on Car· 1 f , Am r:•o• ,,., u .. F•<>1 Foi;. ~1 , ;•. ·°"'"o .. ,. ~·, 1~,,,,~~1 JJ', Jjl/, Tiie follOWlllll ptl'tortl trt dolllll t262f in elgbt years. f'l\l>lpt. Nlney E, Ind Jlrnts $. b 'd f I sat S actor)' performance, }t Am ~"><1 11'; 11'• ~ ... +1~1 H ~ 1 K'110t<"n D• ~t SI 1~"1 (.n 11''> 11'.o busl~"' 1,1 Stinl"Y G. Ciprllll, 30lt Hivn ... vi., Hotbcllet', MiuY Allf\ lltd Frlll I e Or ten I boo t d ·I I 2! l A1" fl11n •'10'>1l'•!Ga1~r1n 1, ,;·, 'l0t<·d" [, 1., u, l1ll~n, ~ 6'., C • M ..... n..~11 ·--v1'cted Gloro1no.hrnl«E.enc1a11llG. years. clos·,. se tssaes percen to ,,.,,''"" '" S'•V..•fln~ 11· 11.,CK""' Mt 1, 1·1 ''"'• nc 1, ~·, IJ.8.1.. IHCN Ill "°' $!Kith Mao······ OSll MUI. c1111. ttt:M ... .-w;·~ ...... ~vu ~ • ,, ,, • ·• . th L•flf•. 1C1rtn RH 1nd a-D1nol1 reach $3.9 billion. But Dow ·"' v"·e . '· c.~•~ L1J r. 1 , ou,., L~' ~ 10 ro .. rt M' /''·· 114 Anlhe!m, C1lll. 01804 Cltrk letnl'llCl't" 2273 Rvt~tl Ori"'' 11'1 e Slaying of Af1tbony P . R1.1mell. Jimts L. ll'ld Glorli J. ing a gap I /o. MC•<'>'' I~ .. l~ • G~t~W To /', ,, , ,D<l•••v M 1', 11•, l •n Q<~n ~·. ~·., Vlllltd Btnlntta ln""'meM~. lne., ..01 Co.tt1 M1s1, C•lll. 9!624 Cal H b"~--d V I" H..,,1..,., P•m•ll Ind Rotllld A,., T01ev ~'• 10', GC!lto (11 1 . ., ~11 c ... 1 1•, 1~ •I '"""~ Fn s•,. bl• SOU!h M1onoll1, AMhol!lm, C1IU. nat)ol Dorothy H, ICtf\MdV, W) AUllt" 8 . er uc>UIUI , an ,,e5· Perbt, Slndfl Mirt• Ind Giry John that W a S i>< "'"' Wv•ll I , S'• Gn Aytn1 j/', 'll'I•, p,.,..ont 1 • J , 11"0 Pro 31 31'1• lhil bull""I 15 ConclU(;fed by 11 Ori ... , Coltl Mt11, Cllll. t262' Jey Purcell ..._,serving hi 8• ;, ( J Anl>ou>< ll't J,o., Gn Au!~P L , "" IOv,.,, NA 1·, 1' .. Twm 015 II 18'/:o corporit!011. hrNr• Ceprln1, :l05' H•v" ""'" , U<>&""'' 8 ;::t· 8onnl• L. •nd $1•pllen P. Once im· iif• · Aot •co '~" 1J 'l~n a,r<d ,, 1• 1 0,.,,. C•o 1 , a ua Fi~at 11'h 11•1o THOMAS L. WEST, "••1ldtnt co.11 Mesa, c.111. 9'1626 life tenn this year. Fl -· Frtnk Anthony •l'ld G•rl men se . It t' llfQNEY TREE Al>!. ln<o io' 11•' Gn ''"u~ io lt'• P~1>,1 ll• i;·1 i~•. Un• a..01 3~. ''!. Tnls sl1temen1 wes fll" •II' ,,. Thia b1,11IM11 11 -Rd·-1" -, '~"•t ynn !I A•an M•' ' • 1 Gnl ~l\,>I~ on ''J' . I p~,'"' ~l' / l• , uruon Sp1 li'~ 18~• ~""'"'" "' Frll'ICll, Myrr11 G, Incl l'kwd lH had on •'ts A••O,. I-Ir ll • ll ••Volll SFd l·l·, 10. P~•. (,om 71 11'. UnAr! Tt1 S,,._ 6'/t (01,1n1y Clerk ot Ora119' CoonlV on. MIY ), PMlnetshlp, ,,,.. Ell -"" " W ' ' ' ' I' 1 ·~ey, • ...... I ... ron 1vne "''' " •..,,nm Ma ~ ?'o 1P,1< Lum •• 41 US Sll9M •S 11 19 A. 00.ollly W. K•nnedy Busick, llUlln 0 . 1nCI l1wr.ncl P. side energy '°'"o (oi,, I" ~ G•apn ~r ~'• I; Pdll Q(Q! 8 t 'Ho UST" l 11'1) •? ~17-0CC • Tlll1 1t1!emtnl w11 t!ltd with tilt p uJ S't Mellow, KinM"1 Wiison end Chirlo!le "'11 C.< LI I? •l·. G•e• Jl a. "· 1·,1 p.,~1 11,.. 1l IJ\.o Un•v Fd>· IJ'1 I'"• B~ltTZ.TIGlltft\AN CoontyClerkolOr1ng1Coun1yonM1v3. op ar I es El1lne and imagin· wasnottobestopped.Jtcame 111 ' ~1~~1 11'.l/ HdCn (h ~ \ii Pv1,,c,,, IJ',1•>\ldQMHI! l'• •• ,. AffOrlM\f 11 ll• 191•. Wllll•mllOft. Hetm10 LKoy •nd M.1r1 ' Au!O 1f'1 •• , .• Hdl\n E.W 11 11 P,,, N S• I!. 11 1 .lv~n<P Sn l'• •'• Suil• M"O f'-ll"' Pll•lcl• ation. MOSKOWITZ through with a 28 percent ll~lfd A•o l'o l •IH'"'" lir II ,. ,Pd(.\,!. w ·~ '"'•t"'·'~ O•k '?1 .1l•· 1t00 ""·" tM Slit• P1,1bll1hed Or11199 c111it Dilly Piiot, BERKELEY (UPI) -The Ven z.im. Vrs1 anCI Abt1h1m "'•ler Based in New York, Union :::~.'~a,~; ~ '. ~ •1;:~~1,.~Q':; 1:i, 1 ~ 'l:;"~.;:~H :~; ~ri:,;.~~~0~.'"s"t 1!''~ 1~:: los An ...... C1Utoml1 ,..,. •• , .... ~s, 27, 29, 1e1, lS67·7' University or c & Ii f 0 r n I a ••y111. It-Id E•rt Incl P11Tlct1 Jene Carbide, W1iil last year, has sales jump to cross the $3 11~•·'' f• 11'. 2•·· H"Nll\ 11 ~ : ~ ~ lr>:on•r w ,. : 6 iV<d..O s~~ J>> ,, ... H•1I011,Sl1ntfVJOMph11'1dR"lhlr•ne b'lli kf thef' Ill ba10 .. nt. l o 60 ,He''"l C. 11 1 17 lp'<><I"' s , ~•·\l"ualSc }''• 6'•• Pvbll\~eit OrlOQe Coe11 o 1ny Plfot. PUBUC NOTICE reports tbe Berkeley campus c 11rk, Gtorol• H. tl'ld Gllbtrt A. been resPonding to the I on mar or 1rs me. uaiov Mu 11 , i~· 'IH1qt>o< c~ 1;', ,, • r-~,. Cdr s•. e .•vo1 s11<>e • _, s'• May I, IS, t2, 1t, lt1' 1601·1' )) Abfrctomtfl•, Hlrry L., Jr, aria Feyelle h if llanio. Rel \l'o Iii'·"''"''\ EL l •'> J~. Putn t~p ~ t ',IWJr EBK 10'! 10•• -----~ --f'ICTITIOUS IVSINISS wi be the site of~ separate B, c a enge with the stodgy And its profits of ~7 1 nliHion lJd, ... 11 F II 111•1 f<oo•e• Id IQ CAA>u en ll'.'• U',.I Wd>h N(; 11' 11""' POBLIC NOTICE ·~· ST"T•M•-----·t e•er"'sea thio ICyJe, H. Jtmes. Jr.'"° Lindt ll'.1y oompla of t . d iiav1··~~ 11'• 11••1 f«1nl M!~ 1;>. "'11 0,,l»·n (~ 8 9 wa.mn I S'I 6 ----~===~·------The loilow1"'11 Plll«ll 1rl dolno snrln<Y f'INAL 08C•fl9S Jumberlnn g iant. £1tnlly L> 11'' 11', Hv,!~• (_ 11·, i,., ll~•tm 159 1bl Wr«;il 'M ,,., /•,• , .. ... '-'"' ... ...,,.. .......... "'. A ... ... cency a 1r e ' approached Carbide's net or Ii'""'" (p \'• 11 .... , .. !1 ( • I I Rd!~r (p 1''1 e• .. 1w~eo.... 3·, ''" FICTITIOUS IUSINESS business 111: .. t""''6• anter-4 Allril 16 ""''6 $290 rrtillion. He" Prn •• ) I •M~ 1 .. 1n1 •.• b. l<i!Ym<I I' II w .. l!nq M 8. '111. NA.Ml! STATSMl!NT CHRISTIAN KNIGHTS MENS ___ .:__=-----·------! Ctlty, Doris M•rl1 •nd P1ul R1tnon The Carbide management is tlet1 Lllb '.U • l~ •nll<l W•I 20 . 1u•, R•IM p,,c 11 !l''>'W"<"I pt J , 4'• • rn1 foUowl"'ll Petton 11 Clol"'ll builneM HAIRSTYLING, ,.. E•tt 11H1 s""'· PUBLIC NOTICE G1011on, s11riar1J,1'1<1 s1e.,1n f . If Carbide thought })O\V B•11° Co :~1 :~·., •n<h N~<' b • 1. •1Re<<>Q Eq 1-. ~ ... w\ Kye.. 1•'• ,,. .. ' ""' COii• Mes1, Cttlfornll '2'21 _ ----------ler1«1, Rosllle J, Ind SltVffl C, apparently aware Of hOW El•g D•m "' •nlo•~~ 1'. 1 , R~g E•~< 11·o 18 •11,'JC!!r ~d !I>' o II>·"' ' CONCOUAS PRODUCTS, 3*10 Chlnnel Ron.eld lnlte AIUMll't, 24 Alber! ,ICTITIOUS •UllNftS lt:•nwortlly, P1lrfcl1 l . •rid K1rmelh l . resistant the company has had nill OUt Of Steam it Was ~:~11 't~ ~~' ~,, rn>lr L~ll •'• ~ 'j R•I• Un•~ 9 ' 16'"i Wtll~mt 1 !Mo 18~: P~.~:"'::f.~ 8=~~~u~~ ChinNI P~~1~·i.;°'~1:f!Y·A~~~rn~:'1,!tber1 The 1,,.i!~1,!~!!~~::!r, b\lilntis ::~~'fn°: J;.~~ Mi.i'oi;.c' J:~o MT1mOthY been responding to the wrong. Dow weighed i~ for the R:~:~.1 rii ~,: ~~::,:~:£~ ~~ :~.'~ :; ,. 1 :~:;1 P~:: ~:~: ~i'.~i E:~f~:~1 •!·~ 1i~! : f~i', N:~.:s~tar.h, ~~;;: llY I~ f~~,ce, ti7.~:.:.~· ~'!!io:'~ m;: t n 11: O·THlllEE OE.Ve l 0 p MEN T M~r:::.n Cltrlct M1t end Eu;ene Challenge With the stodgy first quarter 0£ 1974 with ~~Cn (p 1;;: 1~<, 1:~18:~~ j .. , :·: !~~g~, ~,; ~;: l:' :1~':d ~~~ n,: ;~'I• : in!llvo!IUdl. lnlll,,jd1,111I. COMl'AHY, )tll llrcll, Ntwport le1cll, GIY!orll compaJcency Of a t j r e d sensational increaSCS Of 45 Boll E•n> 7!' 1 ?l'111ntN'•' I ' a·' Rollin> 8 ll'' I~':! Worl(I Sv 8 8'• • Marte Alan R_,, !'IOl'lald l. A11bon ""' Tllom11. Lora lee 1nCI 01nnl1 lvnn lumbering g· 1 t d 44 I • I llwlll Np 1~ 18'• 1n1111 (p J' • 1· •I Rnu,~ Co l'• J'<j·w,,'lh! w 7'~ 1'• • I ... ,,1, ... ,,, L .•• , ,, •• , ... 1an. percen an percen 1n sa es ll•e,.co t 1a '~" 11 So u1o1 1•, o .. 110 ... , F"t ~·., '" v,,, .. Frt "'"-'8'• • Thl1 sMl,rncnt "'"' filed wlrh JM Th t tl11!1menl w1' rl!ICI wllh Ill• lonnlt MlllM ounn. tll, No. 3 Collln' """ '"' -· ., .,. t •\ 1 q q· I • C!Klnty Clerk ot O••rtOll <:ovnry °"May f, C1K1nty Cl11k of°"'* covniv on Aprlt hie, Newport. cintotnle nw Srnlll'I, lle11 J•1n •rd Bob Pllll1!os The Carbide management is and profits, rt:spectively. lt's 1::~~. c.~ lb'~ 18·;1~-:~~ &co 1 , 1~ •lfi"<-r 1>n 9"• 11 i2•Gn> utto 20 ~l 1914, 11, 1tt6. Thi' b..,.1ne11 11 (onchKllCI by 1n Chaw. lid• F1v •l'ld Vernon c 1r1 apparently aware of how now chalk>'ng up sales at !he u.o .. n Ar ~ 4~, Ja>n • a OTC 10 'f 1 · f-l)UJ 1'»47' lrdlvldl.lal. Htmllhlll, ll0$tmlry Ellabell'I 1nC1 J .F. liu<•t>e 6'• l"iJohn~ ,: I~'• • !' Qlll ,. Clll1f' : Pvbllshtd Ortn~ Coail Dllt'f Pilot, Pl/l!llslleO Orange Co.ts! Oal1y Pllol, l011nl• M. Dunn Ill WllMlet', C1rol J, Ind larrv R. resistant the company h as r ate of $1 billion a quarter -Ruc•~Y 1'' l"1Jos1yn 1510<-JOI....,. B•CI Aslud C"'. • M;;;V t, IS, 72, 19, lt7( 1611.74 M•Y I, I, IS, 22, 1t74 l Ji00..7( Thll lllt.meot Wll lllo&d v.llll Ille 81.1rnell. Oonn11 L. I ncl AOlllLCI J, been to chang Jn , , 81J•n1> 51 ll~'• 1l"• x!] 1l'o Rn• Otqn 11,Dll lll,OOiJ ;i , >1•-'• • Slll!llon B•l'DlriJ endRldltrdO e. its current !ls total annual volume ten BY11•• M 1>•16'-Kais~rsi l1't1e,,1 fl.rn1<amor.c~ 11.000 lll': :i.ii.+ •• ---COll!>ty CleFk Of Or1f19e County Ol'I Aprll (;.Olde ' p I I I ·1 nd ,. • Id aM aJ r\ 't . f ed That ho id he (dtWI Sv 26"• 2/\, l(dlY1tr C I• ~ Am E•r"~>~ 61 100 J.I''• 34••-J • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUCNCYrlCE 10.1n4 c •1 1rc1 re111 11 ... era u repo 1 mono years ago. s u t1mT~Q 2,i...11'>Ka,.,,.nc 12,;11 ,,~Mecoco ~0.10011-.21;,-'·•· •-~-----·· -l'l)4111 'lire. what must be a dic:ari1ntfed enough 10 make Ca b'd (~non Ml 11,., 13 Kearn Tk J-. • 11,nn~y\ Uu"h •'•,800 33'• JJ ... , •• • I ttUI NOTICE OP TltUnlli'S SAL.I P"l!lllh!ld Or111Q• Coast 0.!1y Pllol, M11rr1v, ROben 8 . 1nd ll'.•r.n l . --&--· , r I e C~vman 2'·• l"• K~lly S?r ~·, \0 :•n1N Cmn ') ilOO RJ': ~5 :,_ ~;, : NOTICE OF ,.ROPOSED 'CQUtSITION Ne, 0411' MIY !, I, 15, 22, 1'74 1511·74 lllcbln1, Jtck lllonal dlnd I.ob Murlet group o r Shareholders that the fie(VOUS about hOJdtng its (nM19 RI 11•, 11'• Ken (onn ~'• b·• l1<1rn"p \1m, JI ll)) ll'• llliof' ·~ "' OJ 3 lVH t\O OO 'I k A.M j H.nry,OOUQlall.•ndM1llnda l . . " , ~ (~n VIPS R 8"11(('ytl E\~ l)t,14' f,,.110 Q,o .l\,000 JP, 12'"······ 1 Of IAHIC ASSETS AHO ASSU.,_P'TtON n 1.1n• ' ' I ~ o c oc ' 1 T11!or~I, John o. •ncl l!MI sve company IS OOW betng run second place spot for very Cen!rn 0 lq•.~ 20 Ke1 Q.1111 J', , ' 'Amer G••et J J.000 ll , 1J>,. , _,_ '• : 01" LIABILITIES the front eolran.ce m1!n IObbY lo I~ PUBLIC NOTICE Jcl>nion, Nan.tY J. •l'ld Jtfry ,'lh -•· d f h ) Du p . h (F5 (n!I 11'," ll:i.t, Keve~ Fb IJ'o 13,.,11<.M'!i ln<lY~ Jl.!lOO S'• 5'•-'•, NOTICE IS t<EREllV GIVE N !hal SKurilV TUii ln11,1r1nce Comptl'ly's lllfk• ~·-Mion Vilttle Mle Incl Fr Cl Pllllr \VI an e1ur<tn~e SCnse 0 muc onger. Ont , Wit (~mo Pl ~ • ~ • Kev (u<;\ ,, , 1 --• AMERICAN (!TY BANK. LOI AnQt]t l. tNlldlng, 11, Norlll BfOICIWl'f In. tne (]IY l'ICTITIOUS IUStNlrtS H ' • •P purpose with imp r 0 v d I I f $5 2 b'U' (ndr>t' A 11, .. ll'·• l(~y~1 lnl n• .• 1' NASO Y<'>lume loo.iv •.H8,000; IOVd~C~~ • t1lllornl1, lies made apptleallon to the ol S11nt1 Ant, C_.ty of Or•'"'ll'• Sltle ol MAM• ITAT9NINT e,.,.lty. All~ Ind EC1w1rd 01.11n1 • e annua Sa es 0 · I !Oil, (nanl to ~·, 1'1> l(i.,\5 ! ·11 5> ~· 11~1. ll~(lil'ltS S~9; unc:nan.,eo \80l; tolitl , FEDERAL OEPOS1T 1 ,. s v R A N c E c • H f or" 1 •, c A L 1 F o 111 N 1 A T~t followlfll ,,_1on, a r• dcl"'ll llfNy, O!>•t F•ro •nd·Jo»ef>I'! awareness o f objectives and remains the indust ry leader cn•·rn to 21'' 1' Kn•ce ~t • 11 ' 11 ' i~q3· • CORPOllATION, WiJl'llngtc.n, O.C. tklt, RECONVEYANCE co Mp A N_"fJr a blJilo•ss 11• Pa1001110, Mitrlorle M1y •nd Aoe~o . h , , ' ' tn• Br Ir n ll'il Kn~u' IP. 11'. H i; . < • 1nr !h written cooH!'lt lo ecqy!re ltll C1lltornl11 COf'1Kl"'lliOl'I, 1s dUIV tppotl'lted THE K~· SANO I, l:U E. Hiii Sl•lfll, G1brltl Wit a new spirtt 0 f Dow 0 b V j Q US} y has Cnr" ~<: lb(l US Ko9"r Pr 11 IJ. ,f11llers lJlltl Lo~er!I ' l!)}f!L,Qt !3'. ~!~"~ .ll•.•_'llt.Y '" • .P~1 Tr111tM "'"'°"~ 11111 certain pe.ci lllf,_ Tr111,• C 10 "• 11 ..., Crews, Rudolph Trov •~rol Ann understanditifl' at all levels f l In f ·t Ith t0 11n~ u1 n•~ lJ~. K•,,eq~r ~·~ I'·' ,.. GAI NER'> : 11~oo;T1i J~ tht' New"'Wf Stach b1a'ncfi -Of r .... \ffd-ort-,,fllllfubw ,a,..~-.. -.-&H-... ,liliTrd ·5~.tUi;~I\, 'ill~rit -.Wiii~. 1..-llPCJ..Gt'Nw.-•·• ---•·-··--:::;v ·-"'"'' ~--, .. ~--morn!l:! UJl!.jO __ g Or I · as (•It Ut~ 1?_~; l)c, Ku•1m El 7'; 3 . 1 Kt·~•n•N•>I .10 •I'·• I 7'1 Vo 11.J • Cenll~!a B•nK, wlllcll bf'llllcll II Joctled 10322. Pl;t 219, of Of\'1(111 RfCMdt of R·-Co•• ••· O C.ll• -·· K•n"r, hlJle M1rl• lnCI Cherie. looi1 management fr Deco me lf\e WoiJa"$18.fge$ qlolr~-" ·<r·· • y,.,, c.:.f\ .. '!r'~I ~ r ,,,,. ~fuq-···'S'"""'• ,. 1,_· .. ~:..-, ""P--.~·v 0 C •· SI' ~ C •"·ru -,_,, I....,,,, ...... , SOO • ll'. th I /( .. Ed d Cle>"'P< 10'• II~. Lancas\ 6'.:0 I J 'lal P,ilf'l~ Dv 6'~· ·, UP ·\JI>· at lJJJ WHI c111it Hfgh'"•Y• Newpor1 r•"l)t oun,., 11 • '" • "" •· r Thi buSI 1 .r,QPd•"'~ ~ ~l R ..._,~ ! ~ 111 ._nr11. ~-:'.'.'!' ~~ qnjy _.reolv .tQ.,.,lPat . ..P..roQU~~ of POJ~Ilf. a .>-::~. ~'.'.:' ?'• &•, ~dn<t 11 \. 11': -; L•n< MW .0111 1·.; •,-. Uto i1:> ' lle•Ch, C11Jl0tnil. 1111~rof1.111 T1Mr.iirUll'tf1IMd, wjll ,,,1,.,!rfftlpneu 1 ·• • . "], ~-·· . ., . -"'· ~--.-· , --~~-•"'-·I L""'\n !'.-rt~'?t-· , Wtsci.~vF.i .90 •'!>R '·• Up 11.~' Tfll• Nor<,~ I• pYllllllled puriuani 10 ""' 11 1>11blk HCll011 totne highest lltddtt .11Jciw.o Nkbol,o, l oo:krfdgt, Sf\1ron C1lhleen. anll Bl!ty message IS, t S ai.!VUt time. prune pacKagmg material. ]t s tcb~ Ldb 10 11v·, 1.~w!er c 10•. il' ~ r.. .. ,,,. l\uln•n ~ ... \1 ll1> 11.1 • Section 11({) ol '"' l'td•••L D19osll ',or...:;~$11, PIY~. • ... "" •• ~ ... -~.,v .. • .. In Tiiie· 1!1ternem ...... -rn;; with the lee ' If yoo• a longti u . . d -Coburn 0 JJ'I. 14 Ldl1 8-0J 9 ,. lO·~ I MoV•I'"' l'-•u•I JO + 1 Up 11 1 ' 10~'"'''"" .... -1T10n1Y "' a s11>11,JO$ec>llW.1nc1MaryJu111 re me n1on a ma)OT pro ucer ot Cocd'tLa 11•.11;•Le<1d•N11 5 , ~. ;nnPg!\c~rq 3, 11.,~ .,.. up 9:1 : O~t.V: Mlv.t, ltl~. Amerlc1. wUl!oul w•rrllll'Y fllprnf or '°""tv,ct...x of Or•f111f ·Covnrv °" M•v La1, .. e11, Jean Ellen and Herbert Carbide mtareholder the ·stock ma~ium Its Saran and c,om";' Cl 11•., 1' .' leQ9f"! Pl 1110 11 . 1 M•'.t~r s1ea1< 1~ ... •,,.Up 9.1 , AMERIC#.H (ITV BANK imolltd II fO ttnt, vw. pot>n1lon or ll, lt7' Clarke ' !)'·-. mo J"'" ;1•. 18'• Ltl!erlf H 1', 11, 10 !l•«•~" Pr>c!o s 1 ... "• Up 8 l . 0 WU hi 81 1 enc:1.1mbttl!Cft.1Hr1g111,11t1elndlnternt P-lSIM t10l'l•ker, sMron Ann 1n11 Hir.rr you held ten years ago is Handi·Wrap plastic films c,w1 ~r~ ,",:·,",:•L•I tnrnp 1 .• ~·· i1e<.>nH11n Ser~ :1'.~ '~ u., 81 · W "f h. I r~ " Id "9 now tield by 11 11 lu<.11 Tn,iite9 In and to Publl111ed Or•no;i1 Co.ts! Dilly Piiot Mty LeOll d lh third I toda do . he m" ' 11 L•rnl<I Sir B • l;l , ll "'°"'Pl P~ .Oln I/ ~ '• lJ p I' ' L ",'r' 81' c"M11, A• 1 e., n" fOltowl"'ll ct.scrtbld prop&ny J.lluit!ld 1s. 22. 29, J1,1nt s. ,,,, l7U.7' Wtn,.!'.... _, H """ " 1 wor one-ess y. nunate I wrnp market. tplr Au!o ti'' 11 Lin< 110,1 1 , ,,, 11 ll"S ln<P .100 10',, , Up 1:1 • ""notr1, 1oona 1• 0 ldC ""''', 1, "''"' IS ""'i' mtr• O !hat 'od h And . Q Cl (pl•vo; 1l 1l1•L1ont1So 1',?'olJA!l~!!o'Sl!l(nt 1•,.1-1,uo '" tENTtHELA BAHK on T'..::U'f:W.S~~.:tinou~~·1fs'f..\ --Antolflltte ver same pert t .e its ven eanei: and conn Fe! 1''• l<·•iLo<I•!~ JI': :;1·. 11 un1 t.;01ta1 1~ p, .. '•UP 1.1 ' il• E1111 NutwooUlllwell1r1y rec1anou1~r one-PUBLIC NOTICE T1U1n, R.,... o . •ncl Byron P. Jr. value of a Dow share tripled Bathroon1 Cleaner ho Id Cn> Panr Ji•, ll'> Lone s1~r s·. ~,, lb 'N,n•• Jo<~ so 11, •• 1 Ur> 6 ~ ' tnglewOO!I, Calllornli hall of lot I In Block. "B" I" Tft(I ~I. -----SplUW, Rosina Incl WUll1m A. ' , , (on'u Wt 1?" 10\. lcn911 Fb II Pul.1-••Fr \Od 'l ' • Up 6 I LOlll AHO LOI.I !n Ille Cl ... of C-•o "•·•. c~•n!" of PICTITIOVS IUllNISS Abf,C•omtotr, Elol$1 1nd W1l<lo Edw•rO Who WOuld have guessed ten ronnerup J>OSlhOOS in their c,ora'' (n '\ '8 111 li~ lo """ Pones to ~ '' UP ~.I •-"''" I• >< '' -"' -""' ' N'"• $T"•EMlNT Po LI"" L ""F -11 R J 0"""' 11 ' ll l ~w~ Co •1 ·'l LOSER~ ..,,.. I rt .... Ill ...... Orenge. Stele ol C1llfornl1, 11 p11' M•P ...., " '~ nul '1 ri,,., n ' r. years ago that [)ow COUid find markets. (ro~' Co 11 18 Mciermo •1 10 I C~w, lliOQ Mrt l ,-0 011 JS.~ LOOJ,.,...ks,c;•.MOU recorded In l!OClk 16. PIOf 14 of The fo11owtne 119rl0tll •rt clol1111 loM,KtonelhtndCOl'lllancrF. -. ' .. (ruttn 11 5'~ S'':M<l!I Gas IJ',I)', 7J,1-. (oonmun n 1 ""-'' 1t L1ow Ml1eeHlfteOlls M•P• 111 111, Office of tt.i blnlnt11 11: Brtlflg1n. Bridget E. •nd D1ll1d e. . itself m a position lo topple Carbide's nw.jor COl1SUtflC'!' Cun Nol• q,, 10•1• Ma1 R11y 1•. J., J Autu M•d 1..~1:1 1~ ·=i:': g:: is~ •lln• All'Y. Thomn IE. ltOlllf Couoty lltt;orCltf of ,.Id c-tv. EVA'S, as Newport BlvCI., No. ,,, Ol:ilngtr, ICl•tn Gill Incl De~"'' mighty Union Carbide" Do products are Preslone anti· O;i"I lnll 7I , 1"" Mal!iclll 11 I ]''' J KI/ Pndr .llld 6'.~-11fl Oii I~ 2 l'ulllllht'd Or-t19e (<111SI D•ilY Pilol, From lnformtllctn whlch Ille TrllSIH NewpOrl Bttcll. C•I. '261r'l 01uen1 . . 'v Oat! Ot<J ••• S't. Manne c 21;,. 111. 5 E.n(!r<Jv (V VI~ ~ -"' O!f l ~.s .v.ay a, IS, 22. 2'. Jlll'll s. 1. 19" 1631-74 Oftfl\J rt11111111, trvt tor wlll(n Tr1,1,in Cl.lrence P. kw•r, t'll B1Ywoocl or~ A!)r1 m1, Rlctwro I. 1rd G11>rlete c . first crossed the $1 billion freeze. Glad plastic bags, Oat~ 100 9:1.• 10 M.i•i~ Frt 10 111•' b Sal•OWar .8~ •'•-1\/i ou 11..~ PUBLIC NOTICE mlk's no repretfnllllon or werrinty. 1~, Ne""l'Ort &11ch. C1 I. 9'1"60 Sou<:h.lrCI Edgir J ind Dora A k . . Da1in M• 1! • 21'1• Mark r.. 11> 1,~. I ((!ntor 1nco•p J\'lo-tit Oii 11 ~ """ idOrin or ... !ll!r common E"• A, e.c .. .1r. '31 1!!11ywoo:1 Or .. AtwOOd WtrreoC,•rtdArl•neH sales mar ID 1964. Car bide's Eveready batteries and 6-12 ~'" 0~ /'.' ~. Ma•v +<v 70 'II ~En~•qv Convr 3'"-~,Off IJ J '" N 1 8 11 c r '2'60 • • · I ha I .,.-•1b "'" ~2 • Jl'•IMt (.m(k 11''> 2R' ·' q Campa~t·llo In 1'~-•, Otf 11 ~ ---.. tcTit1ovS1U~Nl!SS---g~~a:ior;,: ~14 '":. '~~:waf.tCC~~ r;:, s~c Ng •• {us NII) Arm,!tong t:;,;=. A!.~.:.ndM~~ N1th.an sail 9es btll' t year "oo'ere, doneabrly i n sect repellent. Pre~tone , ~:~""ln~I 2l1; ii ::;;~~:n E ~,: r·: ~~ 6~:~·;.~,n o":~,11' ~ ;:.:: '! g:: 11.9 NAME. 5TATIMEJfT Mesi, Calllornl1 '2677. St., No. lk. Mont«ittlo. Ctl. 90640 Ozol. C1rolyn S. 1nd Ktrl • I IOD Or a U U e E veready and 6-12 are al\ Otam Cc~ IO'•"" McOu~y 1'. 1l', 11 A•U ,\u10 Sir> 1 '• 011 ~~{ -Tlle folJoWtng ·pe.r,:on,-· ''f 11olnv Seid' proPrrty ;,, belfl§ !olll fOI' 1111! R•Y!Mnd N1, 1•35 Nill Arm1lro1111 St., Cannet, P1ul R. 11nc1 Flor.net A, DCJw'S . Jts earnings of $S189 ancient products. Carbide's O•~m 1111 I I': M.iasur 1~ , ll'• \J Mon1cc"ltn Vm 7 ''• Ott 11.1 ~ultn~u •~: P\.lf"PQ$e o1 pavlnQ the obllgtffoni No. 1J4, Moot.t>allo, C1t. 90640 St?•l'ldh&$w1, Rosene l . 1nd Edw•rd J, , , , D·~r~ 'Eit • .,.,, 3'·• Medcm l'·• 4 lJ ~~'ICoWJ •O J -•.1 011 111 lll ZOO'(S. en zoovs QUALITY MtC1.1rl'd by tild Offd al ;,..,1, 1ndue11no Thl1 Ml111111 I& conduct9d by• Qtf\e'ftl IClmbtrllo, Ch1rlene anll A. Wllll•m million were double Dow S $$93 attempts lo es tablish new g:;cY!~1 J,,, 4" Mcd•t•n 4) ·~ 11 Ma1or R1t .0~11 .;·~--• O!! 10.1 DISCDUlllT OEPARTMENT STORES, fNI 1nd ·~~01es al 1t11 TruslH 1!\d o1 P1rln1r1hlp. Mllltf, Dl1ne Arllf'll ll'ld Gforff 81r,Y mil\jon cons umer franchises hay e Oollr Geo l •o S Mertnnt 14'~ 1~"• \& Sub.lr Am ,l(ld l'·•·R '·• Otl lO.~ no Ei•t Or1ngtth0!'~. An•M!m, Sllll. Ev1 A. IKW•• • ....,. M.ly 1 • n~io, 11=• 22"• IJ,,,r~v 1~1 .. l0"• 11 CelindFn<I .W ~ -1 Off 10.11 C•lirornla f'11!:11 Diiied Aorll )CJ, 191'-Tl\!1 s11t.n'Nftl w1s flltct wllh ttie ~. sn.rrv l. ind Orlld J. Pushing ahead in plastics, been disas trous. Oorch G~ •'• '1" Mevrr Fr '"• 1av. !8 M•nMin~• lll H~-•,4 011 1.0.~, HARTFIELD·ZOOY~, I H C. fa CALIFOlllHIA RECONVP:VANC!i County 01rk d Oranot Count'f on NllY Gr~lll HJM Purl I~ JOlwl Jemts Oelaw•rr c1><1><1r1tion1. '-II Nlntn tOMPANV. 11 wld lnrslH U, 1974. G,Wdon, 'c1,.. Ann..,. J.at,n lienrv I '': flvtnlll. New Yor~. No" Yoo-10001 By SUt.tn.1'11 ForeNlncl r "'·ut.51 Fltld .. o.borall l .·1nd Dlnlel PllU Tll!s bu\lt>tsl h cor>ducled 11v 1 Autnorlffd Olllc•r Pub1l111ed Ortnot Ct:lf1f Otllv Pllol, BA'leslwo. COl'IUO(IOl'l '.l'nd 'JottQl'I A. MUTUAL FUNDS corPQl'•tion. e .. 1(\lllve Vic• Pr11ldtnt M1y U, n, 2', 9nd JIH'lt 5, 1t74 11474 ~~\';Tot.n°f~'.; :::3 :..,O~rtl'lirbara · • HAll:TFIElD·ZOOYS, IN(, SPS 4tMt C•Nlllf'O. JtlUI Gonul11 1'1<1 Arlene Ltt Fre.O""'n, P"bli~neci Or1nge Coltl 01!1v Piiot, PUBUC NOTICE Mfrle ! .. __________________________ ,, ExK. V·PrH. M1y I, U, 22. 1t74 1Sll·1( C11mml11111 DIM Ind Don•lll Tnli stJte""'"' wa• llff'd wl!h Ille f'IC Hlrotmler, Felkll1 E. and Otto Coun1y Clerk ot or1ngr Cool\lv oo MtV ,, PUBUC NOTICE NZ:J~0~/ ... :::~N:.:• Kvt•. CDMLe M1rlt •nd .£1,111-l•o 1974. l'l<>e:•M111•1t, S'(1vl• •nd Mlnlltl All\llrre 70/t·OC ---------------Tiit tollowlllll perllln I• dol"'ll b\lslo11l lllldlte, Vtmke w , •l'ld Q~an o, • l'ICTITIOut •USINESS IS; G1rcl1, Miry llKll$1 1nCI Edwtord Pll.;,STON J , KLINE 1'·"'41 NA.Ml STAT9MINT F'AlllllELl'S HOME OECORAllHG l'llrt .. u, M1rforle •ncl Jltnfl Edw•rd "M Wltlf!olre l•ulne,d, Sulfl.. The tollowlng perlOl'I 11 doing b1.1tlne11 llOl)TIQVE, tlO Gl•nfltY''• l•1uo1 Gerhirdl, llllbV V. •l'ld G~ J. 11: 811cll, C1. 91651 SLlll'PllftllOft, Ro1em1ry 1nd J n C . • ,.,.rty Hiii .. CaHi.rll!e ft'Jlt INTRA·TRADE CO., 11"S Sky Park JOHpn P1lrlck F1rrell. t)O Gl.,.,...yre IUll, Centi~ E. llfld Gtorvi Fr«ltrtck P111>U1l'>t<I Or1noe Coa1t D•llv Piiot, ll¥CI. lr.olnl, Caltlomlt '266A Apt. C. l .. lllll Bttth, Ce. '2&5I l'J:!~'' rmy Lynn end Kenneth -M_'-'-"-'-'c' cncc.cnc.c'c'-". 1412·74 J111n s. k1rem. 17613 OUH111-111, This w .i ... u 1, eondu(ltd tw •n Hvtcheson, Yvonne c. 100 Glenn e. -----lr,,rne, C1tlllotol1 t266' lrldl,,ldu1I. Bowker, J1(k E. 1rd Jane E. PUBLIC NOTICE Tiils bu•hw11 ll concl\ICf«I by 1n J. P. F•rr"I Nott1t, IC1ren M. Ind RonalCI P, -·--~= ---· -------lrw:ll,,ld\111. Thll 11et1ment wes f\Ncl wllll fM Mitt°"", J11U111 A. 111d Velma J. l'ICTITIOUS IUSIN!SS JIHln S. K11r11'1\ 'county Cl•rk al Orlng• Counly on. MIY 3, ~:'ei..,!':'""1 Mich .... end U\lio.i NA.Ml STATIEMENT Thi' tlill~I w11 filld \111111 Ille IJ16. Cllrl1tte( G-ndol\ln 11'1d l1rry l . The lollowlno;i 119•tont ere doing Co\ltllY Cl•rk o1 OrlnQt Covnty att Mei 6. ll'·nsti Mero&dlln, Alllson ard G1ry ltt t>v'llllSl a•: 1974. Pul:llllllld Or11111e Cotrt 01lly Piiot, er,:or, W1IU1m G. tncl Cllat1ofl1 !. FREE-FllGHT OF O II ANGE f'.J.Un M1y 8, 15, ZL 1t, 1J74 1604-7• I . /ill!(\' H, Md R.W. Tllor!OI'! • ••1 ·--C ' O II ''' ' 0. Anlhon.y Jlllln and Rut!'! C1!htrln1 COONTY. 1700 So,;perlor Aw., Cost• 11"' ''""' "''""' °"' I Y 0 • PUBLIC NOTICE Vtn Otr l•ln, J1cobvl W. •rd Vicki• Mesa, ca. 92627 MIY •· 15. 22. 2't, 1'74 1600-7• Fltlll1m. C1rey l,,n,,. tllcl Freelrlck Elmet llavnet Gcl,..,SQ111rd, :l'Olt flCTmOUS SUSINESS A!llf'! Tvstln ....... No. e, Cool• MH.I, Cl. PUBLIC NOTICE NAMI ST ... T.MIMT Gi:nm11~ Roxll Ann Incl l•ll'"•Me m27 Thi! followlnt l>Ctf14111 .,. doing John:son, llobtrl W, ll'ld Vtekle H. EdwtrO V. Helnrichson Jr., lid •1cTrTIOut IUSINISS llllllntn IS: Gr1bfr, Belly l . end Jerry O~ , AIDerl. (01!1 Met•• C11UI. 'nl.27 NAM• STATSMIENT (I) lOOYS, (l) lOOVS QUALITY Trutlctw'. N..ry J. and Vtrnt 111. Thi• builne11 It cond1>e!fd llY I llmll'ed The lollowlr>Q Pet!lonl ir• doing OISCOUMT OEPAllTMENT STOllES, Mon•, liiov Vietor ll'ld lvndl M1rle p11r1"1r1n!p. b</l!MU ••: 16111 Hertiw ~&oulevlnl, F°""t1111 EcklY. Slt¥tn SCOfl 1nd C11tw J"n Elmer B. Grlmsga1n1 NEWPORT OCEANAUllCS AN 0 VtlleY, C1lltoN1!1 n711t Klf'ldrlck. 1Cenn1th Cecil •l'ld loll M. This 1!1temrn! wts IU.O w!lh the MARINE INSTITUTE, '11tn ltldllndl HARTFIElO-lOOVS, IN C. {1 ::UfmeYet. A:'J1 111 ~7° Leslie E~ Counly (led<. of Or11noe CouolY Gil M1v o,., Santa Allll H911., CtUf. '2107 U.1r•t• COl"OOl"lllon) <Ml Nlnlll A.,..., ~nozi. tr mon .Ind "' 11, l'i'U. Rontld Arthur Alhlntllo. :l'Oln New York, NM 'l'll'k IODlll HOlln, J11n Fr1nte, end Th!:IMtt c. "~ Redl.lndl Dr .• S1nf1 Alll Hg! .. , C1llf. Thi• butilMN 11 condu(Wd by I ENTEltaD MAV i Poublisl!ed Or1ope Ca.11 o~ny P11ot Mey 9l1t11 corpor.tlon.. .. G11'nble. J11111 want 1¥ Wiibur 15, 21, 29. JuM 5, \t1' 1111·14 J•cee Her>rV 111. 1017'.I llltdllndi Or., HARTll'IElO·ZOOVS, INC. 'Tlf'Wtrton --Santi """' Hgt1 .. c1n1. t2101 l.ee Freedm1n. v11111, l«r•lnt K. ancr Cl•lld• w. PUBLIC NOTICE Tlll1 tiu1I'"'"' 11 canclucllll by 1 Olf'M!r•I T"' •,•K1 • V·Prt1. '''" , ... Al/t'n, cotletn E. and W1r'*1 IE., II ---_ _ P1r1'MrWll1> ms 1 t •mtnt w11 ""rn "'' a11ct1, H........,. M. tnd Mlrt1rlt1 I". l'ICTITIOUS IVllNE5S Ron'.kl A. Att1111110 County Cllrk al°""'°' Co.rnty °" M1y.. snew. ICIY •ncl Johri Donlld NAME STATIMINT Th11 'ttt.'"'"' WllS tl\ed Wlfll tile ltl4. Q.r111f.rn, Nencv J. •nd·Gllel'ln R. T~t followlnQ P9•IOl'IS 1r• dol"'ll COllnty Qerk ol Or•!\111 Caun.l'Y on. MIY 20:)t).QC M•!lffl .id. JOln E. tncl llOVd J, b<lslneu i s· 13. 1914. • ••ISTON J •LINO ..... fl~ 811lly, J1rry Wlll.r llld·Clllrt Anl'I (ll zoDvs. (2) ZOOYS QVAl1TV ...... WI • • .. ,... link .. llnd• Ind Ari!~,,,.., Jr. DISCOUNT OEPAllTMENT STORES, P1.1l>ll1titd Or•noe COl:'1 OlllY Pilot Mn :::.,.,~:.-c-:=· ::i1... McGr1lll. Anlll L. Ind J,_ R, 1900 North Grand Av...,,,., S11nt1 AM, lS. 72, 29• J1,1ne s, 1t7~ ln.l·t4 l"Vbtlshlf:I OrlllOt .c!.-1 01nv Pllo!, =~L~..:i":"l.'!'...:":~=h~ c~~:-;~,f~~ZODVS. 1 N c, (• PVBLlC N011CE Mly •· 1s. 22. 2t, 1974 1'17·74 v1Uq111ttt, s1111n '"" '*1ld ,,,_,., J, ' Slil1111. R•nclol lei ll'ld 0.,,,,, M1rl1 Oel1w1r• corl)Or1tlon.), 441 N nlh .PUBUC N<r.l'ICE Trl1ro, Ctrollt L. 11'!11 Relph A. Avenvt, Nll'I' York, N-York, 10001 NOTICI TO CltlDITOl'S w.i .. Tllorn.l.s F. 1rtd londl M. Thh· bUSlnes1 It COl'ICl\ldlff 11¥ a SUJ'lltlOlt COUltT 01" TH• PtCTrTIOUS •1ttlNlll PfH9s, $1ndr1 Kty Incl George corpor1Ucn. • STATI 01' C ... lll'Olt.f!IA l'OI: MAM• ITAT~NT Ellftllll<k. Chitin F. 11'1d 1Crl1 L• ' HARTl'IELD-ZODVS, INC. TME COUffTY Oii' Ol ... MOli Tiit fDllowlfltl p1raon1 ire doing VOlllll Lff Free<1m1n. NL A·,,... bllsll'lltl •s: Ptt.t)on, M•rr11)'fln. jll'ld ltou ~In 'l'hli ~.~~~in~~f''!:is rllfd wllh tM Etltll ot MAltY ... lPIHE OENVli:lllMINIHGCOMPANV.JltW. Gibbons, Miry H•rvtY e!ld Gt~ Co1.1oty Cl•rk of Orit19e CounlY 00 Mly 4, CONGlETOH, lkl MAltY l., ALPINE, lftll St., C111t1·MH.1, C1lll. C!hlrlfl • O.C.1Sltd On-Sill Cl!llf"1I,, lne. IA C1ltfornl1 lloomlllld, Rtbec:ct A. •!Id Cl\trltt w. 191• 1q7..0C NOTICi IS HERESY GIVEN to flll Corpw11lon), 1:26 E. 11th SI., S1n!1 An1, J Dl)le'f, Heney Rlnii incl J1m11 Cllltlfl, l'.UO. cAdllor• of the •bCIYt r11tnte1 Hnc1tn1 C1I, '2701 r. ,R&STON J ICLIN! ... tty ltMI Ill ptrlOM 11.1¥1111 ctlkns IOlll\$111\t Thl'i b<ltll'l>l'U !I CondllCffd by I lllllntk, Yol1ncl11'1<1 Gordon Frtnk ' ' • Mid d«ldtnl •rt rlQUlnld to Ille tn.m. (orpotlllon. Ek.., Bl•ndw l . 1fld Gtorgt l . 9454 Wlltlllrt IMlntnl, s-119 .. wllll thf MC•tMn' VOllC""1. In. 1M: ofllct ()II.Sil• GfMf.i Int YOltlk•• Aonlloil l'ivt erid ROOJlll• Allll ..... m HUit. C•lltonlll ttl!t of tht (ltrk ol tht •bOW tn!llllfl court.« l.•rry R. sm1111.' Sec: ... Trt1•. Alt• .. Jull1n1 M. Ind W\Ullm G. Publl•htd Ori• Cotti Diii)' Pllol, to prtMllJ lllen't, will\ 1111. lllCIMl<V Tlll1 stet-i Wh fltld with tht Y8tlttvttl, Nori A. llild Scott M1V·I, 1$, 22. 29, 1t74 1'14-tA VOIKlll!n. to !tit' Ulldenlanfd at tht offlu Ceunty C .. rk of Orll!Ot COl/nly Ofl Mir SKtf<tl, Jlldllh AM Ind IClttlY • PUBLIC NOTICE ol ltwlr lllOl"l'!t'f, J, ll!"ONAlllO I. YONS, ll. ltt.. cimr. Shlrl .. """ IM lrr1n11.1t1rrlf AllotMY 11 l.lw, 902 Uni• Ctllfornl1 II'... ,.....,., Olborl lM 1nd l.lrry Dall ---cc==o.-8tnk BUlldlno. MOl Wlilhlrt 11\'d., PublJlllll:I Or1nge Coast DllLY ,.llot Ml\f lt-ltlf', ThOmU Rlclllrd and ltOfld• FICTITIOUS SUSINESI 81v1rly Hilb. C1lltornl1 to:illtt. Whkll b lS. tt. tt. J-s. 1t74 1722·74 Sut N~I "ATtM9NT !ht pl1C1 llf IMIMSI llf tlll' undtrlllJl*li----"-CC..C. ____ _:.::_.i .... °""'' T'-· g Tiit followlno;i ptr90I\& .1rt doing In 111 mltltn ,...i1lolnt It 1111 tslltt of PUBLIC •t......, ' ""'""'Ind 111'""' Ann b\lil""'''; MlcJ dtc9oMllt. w1t11in loll!' lnOflll'll •rt.r.1 ________ ~ __ ,1_c_E ___ 1 s.z::n11, Jo1>n. Mlctlffl 1ria """"" n) ZOOV$ f21 ZOOYS QUALITY fM first publlutlOn of flll1 notkl. C·-ml .. • '''"' •• ,,10 '"" --·-• ' D•ttd o\prll ,,_ lf74 ,ICTmout •USINl:SS '"'" ... "' ....,. .. ....., OISCOVHT OEPAltTMENT STORES, MAltY ~HNE itiN:;>CE NAMI: STATIMINT Orlon t'~1~+!~'1':"~t,--· Hunllno;ilon llllCh, !~~E~~ ~ ~..'Mw,~·.~ TM fot!Owlng ptf'1Gfl la doll'O .. ntu Ml/tin. lvl £, Ind Wtltw H. HAltTFll!lO-ZOO'f"S, IMC , (I ~.=' .. --~ _,... " iii ~-~' ~~d ~:! "'::!"'fiof.nt1n• Oel1w1rt corpor1tran.), 441 Hlnttl L ·-···· LYONS OMNI INDUSTRIES, 8 Flsclllr P-• • V k N y k '""' •-A-. Coll• Miu, Celltoroll nQ1 ..... Aveout, tw °' • ,... °' A"'"'" M U. • JOSE•H L E F I ' W F Andtnoft. MIM-'tM Irie! l.owMI It. Thi• bullM~I II condl.lcfecl by ........ ···--........ ' H. u I. • ),I ' •n 1:•111t11, Ct/II Ind CIYH Otto corportllon, . . ._ Ori..,., l<ulllrton, C1Mfwnl• t263l HAltTFIElO.ZOOVS, INC. ...1 "lllNrl •IW. Thi• ..,.._ II COlldllCtlCt by 1n H1yi.. t'lnl·llld 1'1tr1Ck lH Fl'ft<lmln ..,.,..,. ..... c .. ,..., Mlt tndl'lldVll. Claw, GWtn ll'r111Cn Ind J.,,,.. Elite. y.p...._ , TM1 m.n tn·'"" m.1m J~ ... I.wit Dftl"•ll'l'IH. •tot• WIMl1rn .,.. Moll l. .. Thl• 111i-m we' fllrtd wlltl tne A"9nltY., ~ Tnl• tt.twMn1• w•• ni.d with ltM Cllrll. Jtll'ldfl'I C. •'Id TllolMt L. Coooty CMrk of Or•nge CDY!ll)' on MIY •• "vl>lllMd Or&flltl;. (Nit Diii'( !"Hot. COlllltY Clerll of °''""' COVnty Clft MIV WI~ Ju1oll• l . Ind ltft:h9nl,c . 1t74. Mty 1 ... 1S, .n. 1'74 ___ _;".;..''·1_4 ll, 1'74. Jll'llM. 0.C'ifll ... Uiltln Ind LUCV ms« -·-' ,.,... ........ 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C.l&f'IC9' Jult ft °""' Oftl lndl'llduat, w' Im i; )f14 11, \ffl blflW. 'Aill1 1. Wllfi1'.., Q," MJ(""I , 1"' 1!112'« • • NNlll l ~ ~· lllll.....,.. 0. Tiiis lfli.mtnf• w.. ftltd Wllft "'9 -a.....u IT--.V .... 9'0TT It-·--• --.. CWll'f dtrtl OI °'""°' (aunty Cl!! ,,,.,,, &:tT=i: •L!••· .,..., ....._ A.'fTCNQlff AT u.w ~ ... IJ. 1'74, .......... :...... • Iii ~., .. llL ' ~~ _., """"""Antlur l'\ltlltlhlff Drl!llll CNP 04!1)' ,...: = ,......,_ cwc:::r-c:.:''Dtltr l'tlol, "='.J:~:: CW o.ll't "'°' Mw'/ ~ ":r;.!. IOll Dlllll'lll U. IL Z2, It, Jill'll S. 1'7• IMl"14 MIN I, II. a. Jt,; "'4 1.ij.14~ .. ~ .hN 4 1't4 110.,i ~. De'flif t. ind Ill~ cert.II • JUchard G. Felling has been named director of. engineering for Butler • Housing Corp., an Irvine de - v e I opment firn1. Before joining But· lcr, Felling was a proj- ect engineer 1<Eu1No for Leadership H o u s in g Systems, a purehasing agent with Macro Corp. and a sales representative for Southern California Edison Co. He li ves in Newport Beach. * Charin Neal Fin an c i a I Services, Inc. has announced the appointment of Robert C. McCollum to the post of vice president in charge o f investment supervision. Before joining the San Juan Capistrano !inn, MCC<Jllum was a registered investment a,dviser, ~dent of a stock exchange firm and officer or a mutual fund. He resides in San Juan Capistrano. * Dr. Arnold 0. fder and chairnlall of BecUma ·1n1trumeats1 Inc., oi Fullel'llJll . bas received tbe 1974 1Sdentific Apparatus Makers Association' award for contrtbutioas to measure- ment ledu!oiogy aod 1i1e ocl· mtifie instnlments Industry. * Edwin W. Merctr has been -ink<!· dir e ctor ol manufaoturing !0< ya r I a a Doll lllaCbloa, \ .. He Joined . the Irvine lllm ill ·1913 al dftdor of maniif..,. luring tech· nology. Prior 14 thal, tbe Mlsaloa Viejo tJ<ecll· tlve waa ,Mn manager ol pniductioll rontrot for Genetai Dyoarnlcs, elec· ""°Jes dlvlsloo. Southern CalUornia FI r 1 t National Bank. The Fountain V a 11 e y resident is manager of the Huntington Beach office on Beach 8o1Jlevard. * Rollei of America, Inc, has awarded Mr. and Mrs. Cal Stilley of Cal's Camera in Costa Mesa, a round the world trip for ten days for their 'successful retailing of camera equipment.' They are one of a group of about 100 of the nation's largest photographic retail= to be hooored. * Michael It McNeW has been named sales manager or the Newpo rt Beach office of Coldwell Banker c ommerclal Bro ke'rage Co. i\1 c N ·~ Ill joined Cold· well Banker in 1968 and WHr1u. his initial activities involved land sales a t Rancho Cali· fornia. Prior to joining the firm ,he was a loan officer with Lincoln Savings and Loan. He and his family reside In Corona de! Mar. * Don Naples has appointed national been field service manager of data equipment for Lear Slecfer, lnc .'1 ele c t ronic instrumentation division. The Mission Viejo resident will be responsible for overall direction of the field ser,vioe fUIK:'liOn for the Anaheim- based division. IT'S WHAT A C:Alt SHOULD IE DICK MILLER MOTORS New Yorio; -Fol·•Ore•et E 9.l!S 8.llS[l"V Fund 6.06 6.0o V.sla >F 8.IM B.19 lowlnq Is I h~I of DRIEJ'FV$ GAP JP G'"tn 8.IM 8.14 Voyeq 9.81 9.69 ttta and ~!ol:.'11 pri· O•vl Fd ,.1a 1~.061J11nui. FCI u.n u.n R•s,er,, F 1.00 1 oo t~s 11n M ... 11.111 Ecttr Fd 1.l9 1.1>1 John<.tn .19,,, 19.11 Rewt11 F 5l6 s.ao Fund~ ,u ql>Oted by Ory Lv 11 ,9, 11.0ll JOHH HANCOCK : 'i<llK Eq 6.16 1,39 • the NASO Inc. Oryf LA 9.~ ... 8nCI FCI 18.5620.11 SalKO G i,11 ~.10 SI> 1ncm 6.fiO 7.23 Gtwlh 6.12 6.16 SCUOOflt f'OS: T~r 3rd Cent 8.6S 9.48 Slqnat 6.BI> 1.4<1 !Mr Inv lJ.00 lJ 00 ' May 21. "114 E&E" Mu 17S 7.1S KEYSTONE: 811••nc 1J.111l.11 ' a1t1 AMI E191e Gr 6.27 6.81 (ust 81 11,82 lt .M torn a_~o a •<t AClm G'" 3.•2 l.'1 EATON & C">I 82 11.W. 19."8 S11«al 21.SJ 71 SJ AClm Inc J.18 l.'! bHOWARD:. 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' •1J Jt; ll.:W hl•I l'ftd 1't,ll lt,fO ln...U 7,JO I l .. ll .W!Oitl'CL • I 26 DAILY PILOT ~01111nodity Cala1nity Dy SYLVlA PORTfo:R The undef'\\·orld and ori:;.in!7.ed crime e 1 em c n ts ha1 c Wiltratt"d l rad i 11 ~ in commodity options. 11. fh·!d ;is of toda~· i;ubJu't tu vLrh1.1\i\· no gov,erlHl'lent rc/.iul.111011 Wh llc th('n' ur·c 1 t•pu tab!e and lllllHl1Lally I' I.: ~ 1> I' I' ! l' d houses dt>allni.; in co:11111odi1;.- optioos-t1 'l'fY sophtsi 1cc•tt'll lonn of :-ix•<:ul1:1t1un 11·h1rh pern1its you to gainblt• 11\ commod ities \\'1th re!at1v,.ly hltlc capital and on I y superficial kno"'ledgc-!11 n1s al:.<> 11 J 1 l' !'p~uni.; u r f ! ij Ill (I);!' t to co .1 s l 1\•hk·l1 ;1 rt' d " fl''IL'flill~ thi> gvlllbl1• !l I' " • ul.1\nr f1tl\ or nl'I· has s~yrocketed in recent months, hi g h.pre ss ur e promott•rs hove movt.-d in on <1 rnajor scale. "These firms are gf·ncraUy founded with very thin capitalization," Lefkowi tz told n1{', "No addit i on a l cap1 !al contributions are made :u1d their track record ol fl'n1ai n1ng in business is very poor. The investor can lo.sc :inti ha.; lost more than his initial st<1 ke-1n11!ions o f dollurs ha~·e been lost ln fact." -S.\LESl\.1EN FOH t he fLrrn'l arc practicir.g "boik•r r<1on11• ta:hniques -S\\•indlc" 1hat most of us t.houj.l'1t "·ere p.asl history by no\\. Jnj1v1- tlua1.., \I ho h<id been p••rrn:1n· (•nlly enjoined from dealint~ in tht· offl•r or sale of ronunotH· t1l'S and securitiP~ ha\·" bct•n f11und \1 ork ing for corr1•nodity options firms. Some salesmen ha' c had records of felon y Hrn1 which fn !\ed a mo n t h s l a t t'r . · ucco1npllshcd" all of \\h ile 0 11 puroll•. re~ He th is -Tll~ PAITERN seems to be th is· the salespeople travel fr<11n options house to options house aft er the 1>articular firm for which th1:v arc working ~oes out of bU~iness leaving h1rgc debts to customers. Often their first entrance int o coinn1odity options \Yas when the margina l securit ies house in "'hich they had been en1ployed went out o f busi ness. lion~ o~ r!ot-l'onvict1ons for in t e r s I at e -Record kc1•p1ng <11 these firms is. savs Lefkowitz. at best "made<tuate," and oil v.·orst "horrendous'' n n d ''chaotic.·· Investigators have discovert'd that even norq1al books of accounts usl'd by any cs!abHshed or maintained. b us ine ss nrcn"t even established or rno intained. Getting confi rmations to cuslon1ers and gltling checks to cusfon1ers arC' often delayed fur UlllL':.J~O!liJ blc period s or. in 1nany insta11ccs. never sent. l'OllTEk Investigations by Ne 1v )'ork state's cru sading Attorn{Jy General Louis .J. Lefkowi11. have disclosed th ese drc;1dful facts: As ga1nbling in C'Ommod1ties SUBARU TEST DRIVE SUBARU DICK MILLER MOTORS transpor tation of s l O I c n :;ecuritil'S, .'.lrson . bad chr.rk.~, ass:tult cha ri::es. etc. In one ea s ('. 1',1nv.1 Kfll (' of ~'\flSS3 pt''lU.'.l P;1rk , N.Y., a former s.'.lles person for ;,i New York options finn. now JN ONE 1''11l~1 . .'.In en1ploy e bankrupt. pleaded guilty in was able to forge his signature N Y. S!ntl' Surremt> Court to a to con1pa 11y checks D n d fE•\!)uy arising from h er received rnore lh.'.in $80.000 SC'rurinl! hl'r .s a I t> 'l n1 a n · s -basf'd on the forged checks rf'g1s tra11o n lV1thout rl'venlin~ \l'ithoul being <l etcctcd . Jn th:it sht> h11d bet·n pcrn1anently , 1ntiny cases. customers who rn1nined pre\·iously from <.hd receive p..1y1nrnts due offering or selling securities them actually were recei ving and comn1od ilies v.•ilhin and n1011l'YS th.:it had been put into trorn :".1<'11' York state. thl' fi rn1 by niore recent In n11other. <ln individual cu s 1 orn<'rs-a n1odern-da y 11 ho had ht-en convicted for \ocrs1on of ont· of the oldest New lrUMd~ ~11·:1line: st•curities. f ir.~t went s"•indlf'~ in finance. 120 W. w...,. .. So. MoM tn v.·or !.:.Ji.~ ;i sale~inan for an -The pervasive infl uence 5-ta Ana 557·2132 options house and ~·hen it of !he und e r \'I o r I d 1s FINANCE Gold ~ Silver Investme nt Lechrrc Set A sliver investment seminar will be sponsored by the Pacific Coast Coin Exchange at 7:30 p.m .. May 28, in the ~Ionic Carlo Roon1 of the Del \\lebb's Newporter lnn, in Newport Beach. 'I'he seminar \\'ill be conducted by James L. Cawdrcy, marketing services director of the PC C E . Cav.·drey last year accurately predicted the 10-15 percent deva luation between February and March !973. Lhe floating of Europe-an currencies against the dollar, and the rise in gold and silver prices. In his Nev.•port B c a c h lecture. Co\\·drcy v.·ill tell why he expects continuing inflation, more devaluation. and a "crushing'' depression \\'\thin the next four years ... and how s:lvC'!" can be used as an inv~st rnent mediun1 and inOation hedge. --· '--·cottNELl.'!'!ASE -t r.wi.i.1"'m~rulJ.''":".'.' "'''""''-~·::;:~:··~;~·-~~·1·';;~;" :-·;ric1iilec·ts ,.. L A CALLS salcspcrson ."·1th li<'s to lhcse r:;:J /IQ I cl e1nents wa.s able to p,et ~ ' '; c prl'fercn!i.:'11 treat_n1cn t fo r y011r factory Autharlied 4 1 2 t'ach cuslon1er~ when tL. appeared Chewrol~ l eoslnCJ Deol~r Pri•ote Lint'' -llniness s~"j'" that the f1rn1 was going under. • -Only -Coll for brochun °"cl \Vh ile accounts of th e New....,74 Ye9a Hotc.hboc.k .monthly rott' -s-Franciico customers were liquidated and S6840 PE'! MONrH Linrs A•ailoblt' -fully paid, custon1crs of other The Telephone Company s<.1JC'spco1ll~ \vere re f u s e d Plys l~x & Lie. On Api>• C 11·1 '~ 1110 OEL Of California pa~n1L·nt or g1\t•n bad checks. Work Eyell, By Pliotog iUIC Tells $67 Hike In Price DETllOIT , (AP) American Motors said it Is raising prices on its vehicles an average $87, or l.? percent, star1lng today. The price ~ ls AMC's sccood this year ond fourth affecting 1974 1nodcls. The latest increase 1nclucics D $57 boost In the base price and a $10 hike In shipping charges. A 1974 Gremttn that ro11t $2,153 In September will now cost 12.481 -$72 of which i.:omes from the latest hlke. A llomct hatchback goe.s up $50 to $2,799 and a two-door J\,la1ador coupe also will be up $fi0 to $3,Mfi . 620% Profit N ot Bad for Occide1ital LOS ANGELES (AP) -Occidental Petroleum Corp. today reported a 620 percent rise in earnings for the lint four months of 1974 over the same period a year ago. • DR. ARMAND HAMMER, chainnan, told tho annual stockholders meeting that the four month's proflla totaled $1 07.62 million, or '1.84 a share. compared with $1 7.3 million, or 20 cents a share, a year earlier. Revenues rose W $1.86 billion from $965 mil· lion. Or. Hammer said that S21 .9 million of net in· come was the result of inventory profits, reflect- ing sharply higher wholesale prices of products. Han1mer said today Occidental has made a new oil discovery in the United Kingdom North Sea . HE SAID. THE DISCOVERY weU, located about 20 miles west or the Occidental group's Piper Field, encountered oil-bearing sands below 8,100 feet. In a production test. crude oil flowed at the rate of 2.000 barrels a day. Hammer said additional drilling will be re- qulred to determine the full extent of the field. IN l\.1ARCll, M1C raised prices an average $ 7 5 , including $15 for shipplng chRrges, but applied the entire L...---------------------' ~·::·:-~~,~~~~ ~~~'. A sse1nbly-supported \\'hich \\'ent up an average $100 each . AMC, which now has raised St A to 'D b t' i!S prices an average $316 earn u s e u since September, blamed the increase on "unprecedented SACRMtENTO (UPI) little money," said Assembly cost escalation." I Sounding like DOl!y vacuum Speaker Bob Moretti (D-Van AMC'& action competes the cleaners, ti'l'O steam-powered Nuys). "We've fulfilled our auto industry's third major autos whlch cost California expectations.'' round of price increases since taxpayers $2,B nilllion have It was J\1orctti \\'ho 18 the end of the 1973-model year hem officiaUy turned over to rncDhs ago prompted the last September. the state. Assembly Rules Committee to ICC Asked To Halt Rail Hike 11le We1tern Growers As»0elaUon has asked the J nterstate Coanerce Co1nmisslon to suspend a proposed hike in f re I & b t charges ror fresh vegetables. Leslie M. Cox, executive di· rector of thet Newport Beach· based cooperatlye, cal!OO the proposed hlkes "U!ljustlllcd and outragecnLS." In a lengthy brief filed with the ICC, Cox said the railroad! already have received 11 12.8 percent inC'rease and another Ill percent hikf' is pendinl(. · ''Now they come before tht commission and ask f o r increases of up to 127 percent on top of these other increases." he said. Cox also claimed thal the price structur~ discriminates agaist Califo'1\la nnd Arizona growers v.11He f a v o r i n g ·growers in the Northwestern stales. Besides the rate hikes, Cox s<.1id the association is also prote!ting a change in schedules which would add a d<iy of shipping time to Chicago and points East. Asparag11s Crop Read y Ea rlier this month, frl!fleral Delivery of the sleek orange sponsor the project. The l\totors, Ford anrl C'1rys\er and silver cars Tuesday at committee took the unusual Enough asparagus to stretch raised their retail prices by C'J'O'Wded curbside ceremonies move of allocating the money fro1n Irvine to Florida v.•ill be an ;ivcrage of more than SlOJ culminated an 18. month from Assembly contingency picked by the J r v In e AND CHRYSLER s3id last project by the California funds included in the state O:ln1pany's a gr i cu I tu r e \1•eck jl plaMed to raise its Assembly funded w i thou t budget but traditionall_1· not division by the end of the prices again June I by an passage o( any s p ecific subjected to a governor's veto. harvesting sea!m. Just begun, average of $46. Jc011:.\ation or the apprt1\1aJ of As the t~-o rompact-s1ze according to Jlm Manawro, • Like"11'l~ ·ont~nut.o.".'ma'k~es : · ·11~=covemor .. --·-.. _ ---··nrs -nin·~~ly--arottmi-G-r..ana@ef·e! -the..divisl<l"J: row.. ~ AMC i;pokesmen said the cirrlcular drive across the a:op Bepartment. latest intrease probably will ~ ""'E SET our to show street from the ca p itol, About 1.400 acres .of the be the firm's last of this model Detroit 'it's possible to 1'1oretti. a Democratic green sprouts v.111 be split \'t•ar. Produclion oi t.'llrrent construct a cl.ean running car gubematOrio;I candidatt, \las between foreign and don1estic ffiodels usually begins phasing for urban ust" in a short period asked if he thought the $2.11 nH1rkc!s under the "Irvine's out io midsummer. of time and with relatively million expense was justified. Finest'' and "P&H" labels· Cpmplete .Mid-day American Stock List CONNELL CHEVROLET 1 Jh sonlt· instances. t he 2118 HARBOR llVD. 300 I Rt'dhill. C.M. custorners fa v 0 r c d by CO'iTA MESA ~46·1200 I?' 141 979-12a4 1 organiit."<i crune \Vere pa id ""===,,...-------~ 11 ithout 1.:..cgard to the actu al Architectural photographer I Julius Shuhnan will meet with n1en1bers of the 0 rang e 1 1 County American Institule G Architects Associates ~1ay 30 L_,.. ____________________________________________ .. to critique photographs taken by AIA Associates members .. J\1J SS IO N VI EJ O 11\1 PORTS -MERCEDES BENZ - . )cile.11 • .)erv ice • I .. eas111g 28701 MARGUERITE PARKVJ A\' 495·1700 MISSION VIE.JO 831-1740 SOfl Dit<qo F..,y, la A•ery pi...,.,. erol, ri9hl an Mar911erift' Order Yours NOW ••• {~?}; 1000 ~\;~1/;frt,,q~~ . Beautiful ""0 ~.;... -Stick-on Labels TT -v 1T "PERSONALIZED ,I .• •STYLISH •EASY TO USE •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE Af\10 StZE Of LABEL r I I I L. - I J M•\ Jatiri Doe t}J Maori S tr Pe t I Ari yto .. ri . A nyst~de 11J4S --------------------, Fill in th1 ~ coupon, cl ip •nd m•il with Sl.25 to: I Pilot Printing L•bel Div .. Poit Of fie• Box 1 S60 Co it• M•1a, Callforni• 92626 ------------------.J ' a111oun1s due theni 1overpaid 1. PE ltSO~S ASSOCIATED l\ 1\h conunorhty options finns lake the scU-:,er1 ing position th:.it no !'C'gistration is rcquirL'<l 11·ith :i11y go v er n in c n t agl·nc~·-!Jy the firn1, ils principa ls or sa lespeople. But l..i.:fkowitz i n s is t s that lc[Jislation 1.s desperately needed ot the federal !eve\ to 1111 posc new and s trict f'(•gulation on those operating in th is are a. One favorable ornen here is recent passage of a bill by tht• I-louse th;it "'o uld do th is. ~1 can11·hilc. be on guard._ Dl•<tl onlv v.·ith firms v.'ith t•stablished reputati ons "'hich rou cil n check to your ov.•n Sci11sf;iction. Investigate the b:1ckgrou ntl of sales1>cop\c to 1\ho111 you arc entrusting yo ur 1noncv. L>on't fall for !he glib . bla!aiitly misleading literature atout quick. c.:l.Sy profits. At the \'cry least, demand-and be sure to get-a ('('r\\fied financial statement from the ! II' !II. ~1 cisa •·in teg rat e d D a t a Corporat ion of Costa Mesa. has received an extended five· year contract ·with three 1najor Ca 1 i Io r n i a golf associations -So u t h e r n California Golf Association. Northern California Go I f Association and \\'omen's Golf Associatio!l of North e r n Cn lifornia. According lo Jerry Helperin . JJ)C Pres ident , the n c "' conlract is in excess of. $1.1 1ni llion. fDC pro v ides co1npulcri zc d g olf h;1 ndi cap1>lng services for ,mcu nnd \\'On1cn rncmbcrs of thC')C golf associa tions. The photographer instructed club men1bers in methods of photographing the exteriors of buildings at the club's la!St n1eeting. According to Bar1holon1c"· X. t>.Iahoney. pro g r a 111 chairn1an for I.he Orange County AIA As soc i a L cs , Shulman· will critique the photos and present a slide show of his own work. Lo11e St.ar Tells Ca sh Ex1lenditure Capital expenditures in excess of $50 million will be made !his year by Lone Star Industries, lnc., compared to 37 million dollars last year, it v. as revealed al the company's annual meeting in Greenwich, O:lnn. The amount 00.s been allocated to e<tch of the company's three operating g roups, Cement and Construction t>.1 a t e r i a I s Natiorral ·Building Centers ·and Dive rsified Industries. John R Kringel , president, indicated that needed price increases on the company·.s major product lines are noy,,· being obtained irx:luding good market acceptance of a second 1974 cement price increase to be effective Jury 1. Carl's Ilein z Buys Cha in Carl's Jr. Restaurants has purchased the Heinz chain of five fa st· food restaurants located in Buena P a r k , Placentia And A,nahc im. plus a new unit under ronstnJction in 11untington Beach. '.5 i11 gi11 g' Telegra11is Now a Soiind of Past SAN FRANCISCO ( AP l - Nostalgia took another blow , Tuesday wilh the demise of the singing telegram In California -the last state to offer the mu.ilcal greeting. 'Che California P u b I i c l'rilities Commi.sslon gave \Vcs1cm Union permis.;;iory to enftits 5!nglng greet 1 n g service effective Jwie 3. The firm, which 4Bkl it handles on)y about LI singing messages daily In the state, requM!ed last January that It be allowod to Wsoonilnuo tile Sfr'ViC'C. r At that time it said three states -Callfomia, New York and Florida -still had singing tel~grams. A Western Union spokesman said Tuesday the eastem statea already had approved similar requests to end the service. The PUC said the telel!l"•Ph company provlllod..ll.~.&llll telegrams ror Calilomla from its c:cntrallzed t e I e p b o n e btn'e8U in Reno. N!v ., and had been raced with !he problem ol providing persoonel at all times who would volunlarlly siJli such messages. I Val. N"! Vol. '°i<'I Vol. N~I L .. ~t Chg. -· A-C.0•1 lri'I In.I l l AAV (O ~} 4 ,7 5' • ••• (O!PN.Jll '•1 ~ 1 AtTIOll IMO~! 5 & 3 : Colpm11n .4~ & lb Ad"m~ Ru~I ~ 1 I • -'• Col!t'QT .Ji)g • • AGclll! OtliA 11 1 1"• COIOl'lal Cm ,. ~ At111acao 5; 10 1 1•, coiwMta wt l AU~• s .. ·o '> 1 ~ coml)O com 1 1• A1•Daf"~ ~r I 1• ~ ~ Como EQU•P 11 8 """"'<•· 10 ,, H • • '• Cmoco 1.2011 8 '> Alan WDa!IS .t I IJ ', •. , (om IA Iii JO I I Alatlla Alrt 14 l • • ,.. cam! M ,&Oq J " Alll• W;ildn .. 1 • o •• , Cammo(tor 11 Allf<j'1(p WI 1 S' ·-'II Com()Ugra 8 10 AlleQri Alrli 6 2J J'~ t-~. COriroc~ .!oO lo ts Allt9A ..,1 n .. · I 1'• ... Conro~ ln{ ~ S /uln Tire 60. 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' ' " ·._,' ·~·.' ... ' ' II• · 99c BOHEMIAN BEER D1 scoun.t 88 C Pr ic:: 1 O·LB. BAG ROYAL OAK CHARCOAL t. < ,, ' ' .... , ' .. ' ,. ' < • ·' "'" I r 'I ! '"'' PILLO W ~TYa AI R MATT R<S S ~ ., • .. \< • • .... '•. b•· Th11l ty ~ 44 L~w Pr11:~ ~j POflTt.'Jtt ~ TA BLE TO~ 1>£0 . ' ,, 7 q') ' '' . :. ' ' I ·« S" • ' I 1. • 1 ' ~ ·· ..... SALE! FIJA/,1 BACKED 70x60 CHAm THRO W COLGATE TOOTHPASTE · ' I ~ [.D ~-·. 200 BAYE R • ASPIR IN I SU N BUB~ , ' ... , A ~· • •• '•"''l"' j reg. 1.37 reg. 1.38 Reg. 1.94 99c 99·c $)48 Q.T. BY MISS CLAIROL SOLARCAI NE COPPERTONE HAIR COLOR 4 OZ . SPRAY Att<>• 1 • • I" ·~ ' ' Costa Mesa 233 E.17thSt. · Costa Mesa 2300 Harbor at Wilson ) Santa Ana 1406 W. EdinCJfr & BristCI Santa Ana 3125 Bri stot-at MacArthur r 1. ••· Vo~1 "" O•ond ,, .. • ' Iii -. , :~;l i ,~.;:J!., ........ __ _ Oua1t 399 S ~VE ! SCOT TS GLEN SCO TC H WHIS~Y .. ,. . '•'• ,\ I ,.,. 1• j .. I Box of 50 ' ' . Regular 3.19 KING EDWARD IMPERIAL CIGARS l•9l-1 ""' 01 ov• (~w f'"''° ...,.,111 Amt"'O • be•I •e''"'U <•90''' Swl/ht ; $Wttl Ciga r • .t2.l9 Fountain Valley Magnolia ·at T albt'rt Fountain Valley j6141 Harboro!Edingor • 3?u?.r HAR KOFF VODKA J!. TEN HIGH BOURBON • PACK OF 25 -. \ ' .. ,• . Reg, 21 C, Jlc INSULATED HOT-COLD CUP S Regular 1399 ''" 219 of J Disc ount Price 111 ALUMINUM FAMOUS WILSON 2~ EXPOS URE •' ' " " ""' ' 86 1>•nof '''0'9''' ., , . TENNIS RACKET TEllNIS BALLS 12fi COLOR FILM -... ' , ..... i• Thrif ty . Discount 249 Price WASH 'N WEAR GIRLS' SHORT SETS Shon• w11h o coo•d1no1 ... g •on '" •·IJ wo"' ho'~' o• blo~•,. on ttvlt In nylon or pol~t•lflf. Oirh 1i1t11·14 .......... ::1 .99 El Toro at Rockfield .. ' .... ' l\O ! '"" ""'" PRIZE WINNING PECAN PRALINE-N-CREAM P•v• I J mO•I!' SPf'C•OI llovon '" ~1uiftn9 Che"y vo,,,n,n, Choco l!'.l•e Chip & qoc~y qoorl Chocolo!t, Von.no, S••owbeuy ..... , ' '· .. ... ·'. 12 ·01. Vacuum Tin CHIPPER'S BUTTER TOFFEE PEANUTS .H•lf t•llo" ................ 79c Ouolol'y Vug'""O pfun"'' v.1111 b\itre• toffee coo11n9 ' . Case of 24 .. S2.29 . ' , .... REGULAR OR OleT 12-0 Z. C/\NADf. DRY Huntington Beach 986 t Adams al Broolchunt Huntington Beach 2 t t 3 t tloach BJ.yd. at Affanta Westminster Wrstminsttr at Golden West Huntington Beach 95Hunt1ngton1 .. ch Huntington Beach " ' 5881 Warner • ') \ • ' • j I ' ll • r, '· ' •• • ' . ' I I 11 I • J' BuJtering Barbecue 'i ,. Up Those Vegeta~es ' •<t;..:..P"-~ _,, .. ~--,ti; \\'ith basic dairy products reatured, for June is Dairy t1onth, fresh or frozen vegetables can be turned into interesting go·alongs for v.'hate ver you're barbecuing on the grill or spit for the holiday Y:eckend. Of~n this is lhe part of the menu that stumps the cook. A simple melted butter and herb sauce can do \\onders for any hot cooked \'egetable. Or try whipping butter and blending in lemon juice. ro&emary and tarragon leaves. Deviled butter is another lively one made-Uy mixing melted butter \V i I h lemon juice. \Vo rcestershirc sauce and a bil of prepared mustard. Th e <:'Ornbina!ions are limitless. 1\lso popular arc zucchini and fresh ton1atocs sautced in butter \\'i th hits of green onion and a dash of llalian sc:isonin g. To v.·het your appetit e further, ho\'I abou t cQrn on the coh or off the cob. \Vhl1l you add <.i bit of mjlk to !he wate r for boiling co rn on the rob. ~·ou add an extra n1easurc of tt·ndcmcss to the kerncls. \Vhcn cut off the cob. corn is delicious sauteed in a liltle bu!ler \\'i!h green pepper and a touch of chili p-:iv.·der. Of course. barbecue buffs ,,·ill tell you that com cooked in the husks over the coals ser\'cd dripping '''ith n1rltcd butter is the O'.\"LY v.·ay 10 enjoy it. This sour crean1 topping for green beans \\·as developed by the California r.lilk Advisory Board . It 's a quick tasty idea that can be a last minute thooghl. Cheese Eggplant Casserole is hearty enough for a simple sumn1er entree but also goes v.el\ v:ith beef kabobs. ~ ···f't~~.;.,;.,.;. ~~-~...:-..... :;ppee-.c graled Parn1~an c:hccse befor e baking is <1nother i1nprQ~s-th.aL goes oVpr "b}g_ 111th patio diners. - GREEN BE ANS. BISCUITS GET DAIRY TOP PIN GS For a cool tasting salad, c:on1bine dairy ~our cre;im and avocado, tv.'o fa vorite ingredients of California cooks. \Vhirrt"d to satiny smoothnl"SS is the fll ender. this mousse is a breeze to put together ahead of time. e BEA AN DE RSON, Editor AVOCADO SALAD f\10USSE I l'n\·clopc plain gela:in l cup \vater I large or 2 small avocados J 1 cup dairy sour cream 1 cup n1ayonnaise 1 tablespoon grated onion :4 teaspoon salt l tablespoon lemon juice Fe\v dashrs \\'hile pep1K'r Soften gelatin in 1:: cup voater. Ilea\. stirring. over low heat until dissolved. Halve avocado length•,·isc. Discard seed and skin . Cube. Co n1bine \l'ith ren1aining ':: cup waler in electric blender. \Vhir until pureed. Add sour cream. mayonnaise. onion. salt. lemon juice and pepper. Whir to combine. Add gelatin mixture. \\'hir to blend. Turn into 3 or 4-cup s11lad mold. Chill unlil firm. Unmo!d and garnish as Hunger Pains Need Nursing, Too f ' • I 11 ... ~· 11 -. ·"!Z ----'.'I. ~-• ' .. • ••• _ .. ___ ·----..:i.:...-;. -'--- MOUSSE COMBINES TWO CALIFORNIA FLAVl5>RS \ desired. !\lakes 4 servings. SOUR CREAl\1 BEANS FOR BA RBEC UE 1t(}.ouncl'1 package frozen cut green beans 1 ! l'Up \\':lie!" I mt'd1um onion . chopped :! tablespoons buttci· I tablespoon flour I teaspoon sug<1 r I teaspoon vinegar 2 lablesJX>9ns minced parsley 1 ~ teaspoon sail i~ teaspoon pepper 1 ! cup dairy sour crean1 Cook green beans in \\·ater. covered. until tender crisp. f)rain liquid into 1ncasuring cup and ~iitd \1a1cr ii necessary to 1ncasure 1 ~ cup llqu11l. Saute onion in bultl'r. Stir 111 l!ftur. sugar. vinegar, parsll:.'. ~al L pepper ;ind bean liquid. Cook. stirring. until 1nixture th ickens and cornes to boil. Stir in sour creatn. Serve over grcl'n hcan:;. Sprink It• 111111 addi!ion;il minced parslcv if dl'Sirl'd. !\-Jakes 4 servings. CJIEESE EGG PLAt\T CASSEROLE r eggplant. l to 11 1 pounds 14 cup butter 2 tablespoons flour I (\01'l-ounce/ can pizza sauce \1itl1 cheese I cup chopped green onions )1 ;1-.pl•PI! llllll('{'d ;..:;1rlil' [t'il~puon 11ri•gano 1:!1 .·llllltt·1•) l\11!• ~lll"t•d rll~ Oli\t'.~ '1 l'llP" gr;Jte(J :\lonlerl'Y Jal·k 01 :\101.zarella chccst" '.\l1nccd parslr\' 1·111 1111p11 rt; d tggp!ant 11110 :11-1ncll l'llbl'S. S;1Ul\' 1n bultl'r. s11 rring 0111•11. fl ln !(i rn1nutl's_ !\lix in llour. Turn into 11.!. qu:1rt f':1ssc roll'. :\!ix s:1uci'. 0111011s. g;1rl1c, ort'g;1no :ind all but I lablcspoon ol11'l'S. l'ou r n\'er 1·ggplanl l:1.1·t·r. L'O\ 1·ring 1 ·nrnplc11·l~ . Spr ink lt· 11·11 h thl'L'Sl'. B:ikv ·111 :150 degre~s 01 ... n 50 1111nutt•s ur unril hot ;111tl bubbly. Sprinkh· 11uh rt'rn;11n1ng l tah\C'spoon oln t:S :ind 1111nct-d p;irslcy bcforl' Sl'r\"ing in ~ portion<;. Rx: Hospitality for Patients n~ LAllOL \IOOl<E O•<IY Pllo! !'ood EdolD• p:1n·nl:. 1!1:il 111nny l1ospitals 11011' orfcr on 111~· 111gl1t bl'tu1·e 11111\her goes hon1c. T11;1s 1hc night before surgery. . and ()hr1ousl~· 1he l')t.Pt'nsc or the prin1e \\hat 111 th1· ,,·ontlcring t'.\t'S should l'uts. fancy d1·S~t"r!s and cocktails add to appc;ir huJ, :\°4'\'I. \'or.k. .slual.;.,. Bord11ln is. · ·the rr..-ing cost of' hn5Jlil'al 'c'al'C.' · s:u1c!', r11u-.)1rou111 c;ips ;ind pll' ;1 la ll)odl' Four·~lar n1l';11.~. ;1t thl' d1scret1011 nr the al\end ing ph~·:.ie1;•n. ;1rl' part uf Ill'',\ philosophies {)11 patienl t•arc 10 irnprU\'t' tnora!c and speed recovery. UnneC<'ssaril .v bland dil'IS or sueh policies as no caring berorc sur~cry arl' being pha sed out in some instances. Such gourrnt'l opportunities are filll' for Chef Richard Porte r <it Foun1ain Vallt·.v Con1n1unity ll ospit:il \\ho found previoui: countr y club \1u rk "boring and seasonal.·· Nov.· !here's rack of !n1nb on !he inventory . hed !rays to br garnished ?nd 1 even ice statues to be carved for medical , 'convent ions. That b!'rils Porter's skills attained in San Fernando Valley restaurants. 11e spent a "'hole year pi.·rfecting his soups during eight years of 1nastering the va rious stations in the kitchen. His baking assistant Paul Fadgcll, trained in lhc Coast Guard . rt•mc1nbcrs a cake made nn the spur of lhe mon1ent that was n1odeled after the ship v.•ith licorice for portholes. Both men came to the hospital a year ago. Fadgcn tias gained fame for his carrot and fruit cocktail cakes and a margarita pie thal tastes "smashing like th• drink." . Porter assists Keith ManQing, food services director 1 with ordering the food Inventory for patients' meals that include four dhmer entree Choices each day. His other dulles range rrom employee cafeteria menus, doctor's dining room and staff dinners to professional banquets. Anolher IJ>"Cial calegory Is the steak and wine dinner by candlelight !or new ~h1nn1ng explained lhat patient s like bt'u1g pan1pert-d. respond better lo fa1·orite foods and don 't mind paying :nt.lrl' for so1nethu1g that is 1·isible and en1oyablc. Patients con11ncntcc! !hat ··anticipating so1nething yumn1y takes some of the S<:a re a\\·ay " and "I feel better knowing n1y doctor is \\'ell fl"'d while on duty." Taking the recipes hoinc is a di ffe rent :ll:ttll'f. Jn deS<:ribinG his 1nanicotti specially, ··steanied likt~ a du1npHng,'' Porter spoke in tcrn1s of four pounds of Ricotta cheese and I-pound cans of tomato paste. 11e's never made it for less lhan ~O. A prescription for margarita pie \vas l'asicr to fill : l\IARGARITA PIE 1 en\·elopc unflavored gclalin I cup sugar I teaspoon salt 4 eggs, separated 1 ~ cup liine juice I tablespoon grated \i1ne peel 1/3 cup tequ i\la 2 tablespoons Triple Sec l (9--inch) baked pie shell ~tix gelatin, 1h: cup sugar nnd salt. Beat egg yolks and lime juice; add to gelatine mixture. Cook on low heat 5 to 7 minutes. Remove from heat. lequlla and Triple thoroughly' Stir in Sec. lin1e. peel. Let · cool. Beat egg whites and \i cup sugar until sll!l. Fold ill gelatln mixture. t..t set until mounds ronn when dropped from spooo. Pour Into pie ahell and cltlll unlll set.s.rv.t l. •• • • Hospital chef Richard Porter cuts a lobster and assistant Paul Fadgen arranges fresh fruit centerpiece OS they doctor up, special menu. . '.' I ,.,,___• - Reaqy .to compete in the flth Peacock Hill :, National Horse • • fShow are Tracey ,. Gaede (left), ~ith My Witness and Diana "Gaede with Girl. ' 1, ADVANCE REGISTRATION ICE SKATING LESSONS -· ,_ ~I / -- . _...,--. { __, -- 8 Enh1nr" your child s PO ISf"! an;i ro<t11r··. A planned qr ;1.in1 ('f l~·s-.nns v111n th ~ r:,c1.;s11•• 1(1' G.i:'df!<'<; r.isy lf'il'n·nq 1111·1t1ocl n11"'S ;·Ju or,yo·.ir c11ila t1,,31111y r •r rc1s'·· n rl•'.1s.in t· "-"f · rv1S•'ll surrour1d1ngs. REQJSTf'R ~ow Spei:ial Group Rate~ MESA VERDE SHOPPING CENTER Horbor & Adoms. Costa Meso Tel. 17141979-8880 • • , Aries Should Concede THURSDAY MAY 23 By SYDNEY OMARR concepts t:econ1c n1cre sho~·ply defined. !>'~OitP!O (Oct. 23·N<W. 2LI: Accounting, taxes. savings ond in vest m ents command ARIES (March 21-April 19); attention. Dealings in these '-1ovement. travel, v i 5 i ls • involve partner, 1natc. Special s p e c i a 1 comnu1n ications -ag reement is possible ,vhich these are highlighted. Be v.•lll allo~v you g re a t c r willing to change and concede. but without abandoning f~~ARIUS (Nov. 22- principles. ,...__ ) Tho h ch t.lcsi res co1nc to forcfron l and. in -sonH.' insti.utccs. a r e fulfilled. One \\'ho cares for you says so. PISCES (Feb. 19-hlarrh 201: PorcCive n1eanings Ythlch are obscured by one \Vho protects i:ride. Initiate action which solidifies structure. You are reaching goal. \AURUS (April 2i>Mny 2Dio ~. 21 : roog approo Mdhey. girt. luxury item and is neceSMry. App 1 i e S' r---.---.---.---.-.-:..:;:::;::::::., ways to improve lifestyle are especially 1vhere legal n1atters are concerned. You may find apt to dominate. H ome it necessary to tear up one adjustment is due. Family contract and prepare another. situatioo that had been CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. neglected commands atten-I9): Get to know associates !ion. better -share interests. GEl\11NI (~·l ay 21 -June 20 1: proredures. What ivas a health A emon·s Cycle ren1ains high : make question Can be 5 u it ab) y inquiries and ans1vers 1vill be answ.erecl. Seek tnith, not I SPORTS\VEAR I obtained. Key is to be direct, evasions. I forthright. Don't hide light. AQUARIUS tJan. 20-Fcb. I c;et started and follo1v through 181 : !Ai·e affection eniotional 1 WfSTCLlff P!AlA. BALBOA ISLAND J in decisivC' 1nanner. ' · , t~ewPJrtBl'!X.h :ll6Mur1nrA~e. responses are featured. Yow·] :.J8.412l 6/).1904 I Cr\NCE lt (June 21-July 22 1: Look to one \\·ho has !'-----·-·----.. t'x:pcrieni.:r. There are soniel-;:=:===;:;;;~===--------...:.-.., trade secrets \1i1ich can be I rl~\"ealed -ir you arc P'n•-n •~nH recepti1·{'. Accept more t?UIUI I~ R·iders Saddle Up for Charity rl'Sponsibility. Invest in your ~E.1.urv s.1.10 .. s ov;n ialcnts, abilities. HARIOR S PPING CEM'{ER LEO (July 23-t\ug. 22 1: COSTA MESA Accent is on rela1ions hips that for Appt. 549-0757 \\'ar1n \Ip. hC'come much more OPEN SUHDAYS & EVES than friendships. Choose 1vith If you're not the S:it11rd:1~·. .\!31 ZS. :ind Sundu.1, .\l;iy 21;: hJ\'t' bcl'n circled· on the c;1IPnd:1r by 1nt·n1li~·rs <1f ll1f' 0 r ;.in gt.' Lou111y r;uJ\d Jnr thr· ,ltihn Tral'I l" I 11111· fur tllt' prcst·nia1inn of their ;1nnual r•c:1t·ock Hill \at1onal llorse Sho11·. Bl'g1nn111g ;i ~L"tilnd dccadl'. tl1e !illnll' ;1g;1u1 11iH be 111a11:1g(·d Ill l'r:1nk .Jordana of Sc111 ta B:irbar<1. 11 111\J receive a 13 " 11uint -rtn in,,;· fr,im-the l'aeifie Co:1s1 Jlunll'r .. Jurnpcr arid Stock Horse i\ssoeicition . Tht· contpe!ition 11 ill \Jt·i.tin :1l 7:'.!fl ;1 n1. Sa1urd~t.1'. ll'i!h leading ridt•rs ;ind ch:in1pion.~h1p hrll"~l'~ 1·ying tor trophies and ribbons. Proceeds 1vill be g11·L·n to the John TrHC}' Clinic in Fullerton. 11 hich 1v;:is foun<lctl hy ~lrs. Spcncel' Tr;icy to tr:.iin ~ind 1•duca!e <lc~1f :ind rle•f-hlincl !);1bi1·s an<l ~iildrl'fl :.iud the11· piln:nls. lron1 the parking lot at !hL' h1cal high school 10 thi.:. ground'>. :in<l Goof,v and Pluto. [)l.'illl'.\'l;ind tharactc rs. \\"ill Ile 1u1 lht' grounds between 11 ;1 111 :111d 2 p.ni. Saturday to grel't thi: childrcn. A hoi·se 3uc1ion for :1 !horougl1bred yearling 1 s sc:hl'clUll'cl for Sund a .v <Jf[L'l"tlOO!l. Cuild 1ncn1bcrs .:incl the ir fn1nilics are preparlng to tl'<111sforn1 the riding club grounds 111 1'us!in into ll color1ul co1u1try fair scnlng. , . . Junior 1 idrrs 11·1lJ CtHnpc1e .Shndcs or pink 1r1th a 1rh1lt' on S.ilurdn\" (11\d riders over !" -ntccrrr-,1,111-·dccoratc the·fuott ~IJ Tippca1: on'SUilday.-""'-' 0 booths ;ind un1br,clla tables.. · according 10 ~1rs. Stephen ----:-----~·-·-· ·-- ;\!rs. Sµencer Tracy 11·ill be eSl'Ortcd into the center of the r111g lo greC't guf'sts Sunday. :is 11 ill .\Ir. and 1\lrs. i\I. Keith (;;icdL', honorary h1ll"Sc sho1v ehair1ncn. .\lrs: Rich a r rt .\l:ir1111, ~uild prC'sident, 11·iJI 1nake thC" introductions. C\o..,ing the fest!l·itiC"s \\'il l be the trnditional part~' lor senior care -don't play games 1vi!h e1notlons. Scnte of \" 0 u r blonde you want desires are fulfilled. · lo be, VIHGO 1Aug. 23-Sept. 22 \: we can probably (\f•1v cle:1J indicated A s1 help you! proft·ssional ~upenor. coopcra!es. ~rnises and ntakns Because we specialize in hai1 lightening wi th Roux Sheer roon1 for you at top. Be Delight, the lo~ely creme indepC'ndl·nl. not arrogant. lighte ner. Under our tra ined Bring • forlh c r c at iv e hands and watchful eyes, r('sources. your hair lightens just as you LIRR,\ 1 Sept. 23-0ct. 22 1: want-a iinle or a lot (e~en exhibitors. i\lrs. Earl Clayton 1'nist hunc·h. Learn and teach. to the almost-white you neecl h. h lor pastel toners). Ancl Sheer j<: planning thr fC'tl' 11 Jr 11·i1! Sh<ire knov:ledge. Rise above Oel ightcondl!ionsasit .X oo~c ~ t;1!;c place on the front lr11rn of petty dC'tai!s. See project as a 1 ghtens Comesee1t1e ~ ·inc C1fib.-'-·· ---··-\liro\c·.~ 't'oni"'· i'hiio~'tnca.1 tlimrenC'\rW~'<rt11irdk"•""it1~-C'T.. -.a · ., · ~ · · ~ -·:- your blonde! . . - Fryrr. ch :.ii r n1 an. Her .. nu--_ ;;-..._____::__ ~--- a:'si~t<1nt is ~lrs. Hoger \"erSlu1s. A rl'd double-dl'ckcr En~lish bus 1v11! tr<.1nsport spectators Women Cash In 1~ rc:1d~ 10 st;lrt .~l·lli11:~ 60.000 ~!1;1n.•:; of s1ock .'.l\ SH) ;1 <iilarc . sr1:1:-;cr--1i-:i.1i. 111. 1L l'1 1 -.\ grt!fi)l cf eight ('hil':l~n :1re:1 11nnll'll h:11·~· ;1pplit·d for ;1 pi:nnit to orx·r1 ;1 lx1nk th;it 11111 l'.i!l'r ;;pecific:ilJ~· to fcrn;ilv f1n;inC'iid IH't'f!S. .\ ~pokcsn1;.in fqr f;<1r!~1\ s;1i(J frid;iy it 1vill bl' 31 h·;ist • ~ ::.::~;~;~;:;:,,:~~:'.'::~:~~~~ ! :l-ealurin<J ORANGE COUNTY'S COMPLETE ; One uf the oq.::1nizer~. C:1rol 11,._.:hfl'ldt'f 11f Chit:iµo. s:1 ~'' ~he hu p1·s t!1t1 Fir:-.! l\'on1t'11·.~ l~;ink of Ctuen~o 11ill <11lrae1 1n:1n1" 11~e:11 ('u~101n•·r<;. 10•1. 1•<·rn11! io tr;!.1ni1<' It ,_.,\ ilrl "'~ -€f.~ ~·,~\'.'k "11:~111~~ r~~~~l.r9;;i~~:~t~~: i ONE STOP SEWING CENTRE ~: ··But our prin1:1r~ go;1I 11!11 he to d(•livcr b;1nki11!! ~C'r1·ice~ pil'~;l'd and :i "charter 1..;sued. 1· ~ _6.·+ ·..j7 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. to 1101111·11 1:1·1t 11·;uli1ionHl b;1nks d1111·t •''l:l l'nd.·· .\lr.~. ~-J-O_E_C_A_R_l_O_S __ fh\L'lif1'ld~·r s;11.I :-.; h 1• ~ :1 1 cJ l!"ri!•1iq•i:il PLUMBING CO. h;1nl;s.. <!1111'1 t;11·t· rrt·d11 lo 1\(1111<'11 :1:; L:.·;! ;1s 1111·1 (11" 11 1 to 1111·11, \.ir do 1h"I' J::lll'1 I 11;i111t·11 l 1r-\-r;ll1· 111·.,•stn'l'llll ;1(1\ ll"l'. \\t·~. fl !1 l" hf(' [ cJ I' r th;1rgvd. I lf tht' Jlli1101 ;; Corn1ni.ssion1·rl (ll l-J ;1 nks ;1111t Tru.-;ts. IL I H"b1·rl H<ir!L'11 J r· .. issues ;1 ppr·1nit !l'I org;ioize. !he grCu! Phol't 548-5558 167"> S11pr•r•o1 Co:.t.1 i~lt.:c··.i Replocemtllf Port'> Our Specialty '"For A Water Heoltr • A l(jt. che" or A Bath ii' Sttle - o"d For Real Quick Str~ict Give '"Joe·· A Oiol" MEMORIAL DAY ···CLEARANCE Starts Thursday .... Moy 2 3 t 1 00 % POL JESTER B~~e~l~~a~d~i~a!!g~~E .~; :i DOUBLE KNITS ~~. ~~~~~:!J~:::~~~~d i.•· i PRINTS AND SOLIDS . 'iv .. :\~. laces in the United States :;; .~ failles jacquards ~ ;;:_'>:.\ • special For Thi• week : 14 crepe stitc.h twills ,,. ··· Y ~ I 00°/o Polyester ! • • • • i yarn dye(; multi-color ". 1 1 '. • SATIN i 1 !.·, s 1.··9·4 -s11.·75 yd . \'··J .... ·~ s2 .... 87 ;*•.• ::: ·l(:.~;1.1 "' ~, . :;: the easy-care to take you everywhere fabric . We've · ., · 48 " wide · beautiful color :~t Spring Cleaning on Many Wanted Items · got it all-on bolt s·tubes-even designers lengths. selection Values to 5 95 -w : . . . t SAVE UP TO 50% OFF fEGULAR PRICE Short & Long Reg. to $30 Assortment of Styles Reg. to $18 Wool·Cotton & Blend Reg. to $25 Broken Sizes 1/3 OFF DRESSES $1 0.00 to $15.00 TOPS $5.00 to $I 0.00 PANTS $5.00 to $12 • .00 Coordinate Groups REGULAR PRICE SALE VALUES AT ALL 9 WET SEAL STORES Balboa Island Costa Mesa El Srfjlllldo So. Coast Pl02a Huntington Center Laguna Boach , City Centre Mall af Orang• Laguna Hills RAINBOW OF COLORS IN SKINNER'S EXCITING · 36 "" WtciE. MACH. WASH. TUMBLEDAY ~\ltlTli I I rryry "W' i ULTRASUEDE® =1:°: ~ 1 n ~', ;~:9:t,1,9,filuJ i ~ , ''* n, COit O:f l1'W "'\"['" :: AND PATTERN DEPT! ii * COME IN! .fl\. * COMPLETE LINE OF FABRICS :t * FROM COMPLETE STOCK OF • i GLORIOUS GLORIA, VANDERBILT f PAC~~~ERNS BY: i * for your home f JEAN HARDY * t : DRAPERIES I ELSE ;.• ..... \ 45"·50"WIDE {MR. BLACKWELL """ <i!-/'..\ --, ...... ,..,, f VOGUE '* ! ~:. s1 95 ~ ~~r:L~~CK i i ~'.,[f . . • ~~ / s_1_M_P_uc_1~---i ; <"-~. '.1$ Polished Cotton -Duck f TRIMS -LACES + * , Stripes -Printed Linen . f PINS • NEEDLES ,_. 'i-f SEWING ACCESSORIES + : . * *.·· I Complete selection of fabrics and accessories AND MUCH, MUCH MORE! *:!···· for home decarating at the lowest prices. All for your 1t'(ling pleasure .,,.. ~ . . WftfMSda)', May 22 , 1974 OAILV PILOT 3J Alice Parrish . Gift Co-sts • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I heard you speak in New -n--__ -__ -< ~ Orleans r e c e n t I y . One U/n/YC,/ -., -~ , 1---' sentence you uttered will stay . 0 with me forever. It really hit home because. like so many other parents, we have spoiled our children. You said, "The only thing kids get out of frequent girts, usu•i!ly handed to then1 on a silver platter. is the habit or receiving." Nothirlg, Never The last psychiatrist gave me the strength and courage to race the truth about myself. l was a lesbian. I know you have been in combat with certain "authorities" who insist that homosexuality is not a n illness. Well, for me it 'va~. yellow lime gre-en soft pink. hot pink purple lilac orange bon< white black patent .. d navy soft blue ----;.___._ Wears Out Toe~ If you love fee1in~ free you'll go for these lun lov1n". noth1ng-to-h1de. all leather, dressy lo\v heel toe-thongs from I !oily ..•• lantastic; color selec t1on. Only 12c:x'.) @l?j x:~-{SHOE BOUTIQ]J) •, !> f d\h•o" l1l~nd, Newpon St~ch .. phon~ 644 ·4411 New Queen Reigning I know you are right. but how can parents say no to the ir children when money isn't a problen1? Our kids see us buying luxw·y items for ourselves and naturally they reel that they have a right to lhrm, too. greatest gift be ever received in his llfe was a note bls dad gave him one Chris1mas. ll read , "Son, this year I '4'ill give you 365 hours. One hour every day afler dinner. \\'e'll talk about whatever you "·anl to ta I k about. We 'll go "·herever you want to go, play ~·batever vou "·ant to play. lt \Viii be yo.Ur hour." That dad kept bis promise and rene,ved it every year. Time spent with a child is much more meauh1gf11l than any gift that can be bought in a store. It never wea r:; out - and it costs nothing. Now that I have resolved 1ny inner conflicts, I am functioning happily as a contented \\'Oman. K e e p plugging a,,·ay for better n1ental health, Ann. So many frightened. stumbling people in this "·orld need to know there is help for them. And 11hen you ten them. lheYJ :=~========================,.=·=·="=""='~'"~·=··=,,=·=··=··=~=· ·=.,=·=· ~~=====~~=:.:; believe it. -RUNNING N01 ----·-· MORE l\tiss Alice Parrish \\;1:-; in- stalled honored <JUl.'cn of .Jub's Daughters. Bethel .Jl3 of t\1·11- port Beach durin ~ ccren1onif'.i conduCtcd in Senfaring ~'f~!>un ic Temple. Other elective officer~ :.i re the ~1isses KarPn .l\:-hby ;->nd JuliC' Pih!. princc~Si'S' K:1th:~ \\'edge, guilit'. and ?llt•i indJ Keller. n1:.1rshrill. I grew up in a family that tlicln't have a pot to cook in or a \Vindow to thro\v it out of. It 11·as easy for our parent s to say no because we knew <l.:1rnetl well 1ve couldn't afford any thi:ig fancy. Nobody asked very often. \Vhat's the answer for the members of the a ff \uent society?-LOADED A!\ID VULNERABLE llt:AR L. & V.: \\'hat's the question'! llo kids really "'ant everything they ask for? The ans"·er is, '"No. they d?n't." An attorney I very much a d mire d oni.:c .;;a id the DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've been running mo st of my 58 years-running away from painful childhood n1emories . running fron1 one loveless marriage to another , running- from hospital to hospital. operation to operation. lover to lover. job to job. city to C'ity, pill to bottle. t1.nd el'en rro1n p s y c h i a t r i s l lo psychiatris t. DEAR R.N.l\f.: Your lf'tter makes a point I've tried l.O get across repeatedly. P~ple u'bo fee l they aren't nl a k In g progress af.ter eight or nine months of therapy should ACt another theraolst. Not all psychiatrists click u·ith every patient. A competent psychiatrist ofte.p senses this even before the· patient and ""Ill sng~('St another doctor. If he doesn't, hou·ever, and you really feel as if vou're !?CltinJ? nou.here. ask hi1n if l>e "'ill lit:ln you 1nake the change. New Leadership Taking Over Junior Ebell E t Star Brecht orchid di splay in <;osta Serving on her e'.'.:ecutive D. . aslllle rOn d f th ~1esa is planned for Friday . board \\')li be the l\11nes. 1\Jrs. Larr:• '!'hayer \viii be -~~!~>tLa<> ~Vf".:irl.el'! '.>/ r(IP. .. Junior Ebel\ Club or t\cwport Beach Thursdav. ~1av 23. at an 11 a.n1 . h1Ticheo1l in the 1str1ct . r er o e ~lay 24 by the Laguna Beach · · Do I ' I i-:astcni Star, ,viii host .the -, · p _ . ,., t ,.11 Vincent S1n1th, ane No an, , ....... , _ . . ~ ... 1--(,arden Club. art1c1p .. r_l s_11 I _ r ~ .. u 1}.;u-.l .,.~ r~i~~ .v .. ~,..,, uni..::1,11· · '!lih: .;;,-'"c "·orln;r -meet at TO-a.in. al the }'[sffval .-...._ ~-... ,~ .... i.,.-.---re~-··--v gran~. inatr?n ~nd patron, of Arts grounds. and Jack t¥1-f1ngo!cj. State .of Cahf01n1a Thursday, · Balbo..1 Bav Club. ' Serving On her hoard \\'ill be !ht• ~l n1es. Jar.1•:s :\lPc1 rs. Tcrrt•nce Bennitl. Bo yd l'l'1Prs. Jaines ;\luzz;.. (;;1rv \\1illlamson. Robert Cin1ini. Jt"rold Cole and Thun1as Baume. Challenge Women \1;1~· z:t at 8 p.m. in the llu11tington Brach :..Jasonic ·rc1npli.:. All ia nce Local francophiles will open 1ht 1r St.'awn \1i th a banquet Friday. t-.1ay 24, in the flutrigger. Laguna Bc:ic:h pl:in· n~·rl bv \1 1(' \J l i a n cr> 1:rane:1iSl' cf thC' C.1liforni<i. Hiviera. i\u host cocktails at 7 p.rn . 1\·ill begin th(' evcnini:!. Entcrt:.i inn1rnt 1\·ill be Orange District The t-.1av brunch for the Orange Dislriet. Californ ia Federation of \\'01nen's Clubs is :.rhe<lu!ed for Friday, to.lay 24 froin 9 a.m. to noon in the )"orha Linda \Vomen 's Club. Officers Wive s \I.rs. llt·nr v Le F'cb1Tc has been inst<1llc°d as president of the Officers \\'ivcs League. SPRING UP TOTH!: NEWLOOK ot •.. malAe~ WIGS & Beauty Salon 2SO·D,E.17tt.St. Co, to Me10 -541-3446 In HilkJl"ttl Scpre Kay Sn1ith, ,,·ifc of Pastor Chuck Sinith of the Call':>r~· Chapel, Costa 1'.I e s a , \1·ill speak at the 1·hursday. !.lay 23. luncheon or Teen Challenge \\"omen, starting al 11 :30 a.rn. In the T{'{'n ChallL•ngc Cl'nlt'r. Ond.v H arrl.~on 11 111 pro1·1dt• n1usic for tile po rgr:im . provided by l'OCalisl ,\nnique tleathcote. 1 _________ _c_ _ _I_1~111"11111111"111"111"111"~-~ Gardeners ,.\ t·;_i rri,1~c to:.ir to the gardens of Arthur Blanding in f~ ~Ulla t\na and the' Paul ~i<. ~'-">; SUNSHINE FABRICS NOW At J="G·1 Great vanety. first quahty, he lpful! service and EVERYDAY SAVINGS! : ~~ s ,ve~r~~ h1~:~~~ea s1~~ b~~ Cot1on, 36" wide. Sew now Jo r s umme r vacation and ployt1me lash1ons'. Values to 3.00 FLOCKED,~ VOILES : d Values to 2.50 y · Colorful flocked florals on soft pastels for summer coolers Mac hine-wa shable Cottons and Polyester-Collon blends. 45·· wide. Soec1al LOW price 3 days oflly. ' . Wt Will Bo Optt1 Sun. & Mtmorial Day 12·6P,M. NEWPORT IEACH 20 fashiOft lsklnd -OPEN : Mon .• Fri, 10-9:30 P.M. Sat. t0-6 P.M. Sun.12-6P.M, LACOUllA IEACH Z71 For<ol ""· OPEN:.Mon,, Sat. 9-$.30 P,M. Sun. 12-6 P.M. Use Your Bank"mericard or~Master Ch~rge Ii: t!t!i~ ~~,t ' f1shion lsl1nd. N~rt Beach: Huntington Cel'\ter, Huntington Beactt; Fashion-Square. Sintl Ani; Sooth Coast Plaza, ~a-Mesa. • • Robinson's Newport 3 Day Fur Clearance 1/3 off Thursday, Friday and --s -919rday .. 01~~~y.·-- SUMMER'S ABOUT TO S T ART ..• AND THAT'S \VHEN THE SMART MONEY THINKS ABOU T INV,ES"TING IN A FUR . COME SEE THE BES T -BUYS AT R OBI NSON'S! BUT HUR:RY. THE SALE LAS T S ONLY THR EE DAYS: AND THE BEST SELECTION'S AT THE BEG;NNING. ROB INSON'S FUR SALON. F\Jlt PltOC!JCTS '-"'EICl.tD TO 5HOW r.OUHTRT OF O<>tGlff OF' IMP'ORTEO ru~~- ' . ; ' / . I· • ' ! t• I I I , I ;,_&J ' ' I ' ' ' I i r , I rs , ' • ' ' I 2 F ASHION ISL.AND SHOP WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 10 :00-5:30, 644-2800 • • ' ., , I • ' • • l ., I ' • • I P<!ne!oay ' , • • ,. f , ,L •· I v' '"". -. 1~"1 ,;, ~ ,. ,,,..;· •' -f -ood Policy---_:Sought f,' I _ :.••!'I•.• ''!:111 ;,1i.>id1· d l·1!1g . ·' 1'• J •1·,;~.:·1.1n1·.1· f v r \11 • · .l' •. 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Jln;ht·1· fu":.l cos!..., proh.Jh!\' 11on"t c;1L1~l· 11utr111ona·r pn.1bl1•111 ... l<1r 1:1u~1 Anlcl"Jl''-lllS . llt·V:-.it•d ~.1_1..,_ adding. ··if the co~! <if lilt·! nH~non bffon1cs C\Cl'S.~l\t•. !h(' l'OllSUlllCr has 111;111.1 :11111·n;Ji1·. 1•, -": h1ch 1n1~ht ;1e1u;1ll.1 1n1pro1·(· hi<; llit•t" He l"<Jlt1< nrJ..; ;, nu!rilion polit 1 ~!1'u1id t rnph:1sil(' lhe 1·l!1i-1t·JH Jl<irt.;; of !he food 1ndu~tr.\' · ThC' produt!1011 o~ prin1e ht•1/ i"> 11;1sh'fu! of rt·-ouret•s: ~ra.~s-f1·d lX'tf do not 115<' l''l.pt·11..,ive 1-:r;iin. Tht• productiou i•f pouhr\' ;111d mi lk is our n1ost efficit·ni nit·an.~ of l'on1·er11ng fann crop~ i1110 ani rnal p:·oducts . ·• I lt·gs tcd 111;1111tain~. It";; (·,:pensi\'f' to pr~lurC' f,iud in 1he tn1!f_'d S!:ilt"'-hr :-:11 ~. :il1ho11~h c11:1sun1«rs here I p,1_1 !1·,.., !ii !heir d1!'!)0~ahll'I 1n1·0111•· 10 ltTd 1hi•n1•1·h·rs. Jn !IH· l S l'i'<il'h 17 pcrrt1111 of tilt· .\nH·rie.:.in's tlke hon1r p.'.11· is 'Jll·nr on food 11·hih• in India . fur ''"<llll]llE". the lndi.Jn pavs about 17 prrcr;J1. But. lleg~ted continue~. the Iota! cost of prr1d11cing 1.000 kilo calorif's of pl.Jn! products in 1he llnited Suite~ is S.18, but onlv SIO in India. llegsted fJ 11 o t r s food scientists 1\·ho c:o11c!11de: •·ro.')() nrud11r·t:or~ 1:1 1\,::- lini!ed St:ite~ n1:1.\" 11 c unE"C'Onomica! " "Eeonorny and t·fficienc~· \l'i!I become more in1por1ant in all phases of li!o. includint! food and nutrition." J[cgs1rd 1r:irns. "\\'c rnu ,t ai111 ,11 lon,z- !crm S()!u1 icn~ as \1r!I ;i<: SO]\'ing in11ncd1atc problctns. ·· Meet Carol Moore One of the Daily Pilot's Ro le People I .~i ,Jn•l L.l(ld Hl or•• li••t •111·< 1;1lt1cs In addition lo handlin,I.! JH'ncral assi,1.?nmcnts .•. ..,1·h h; •·1 . .1 '.d»·r, 111 !he People Section. C;irol IS the Ua1ly Pllol's rood l !:r,r. ~h•· 1.,,1ir ·' /·. \ ;11 111t11n.d1~1n lrom California State University al S:1n Jose. \.\'aS a '" ;.' •·•h1r,r 1•1r 11.• \ ·•11,l\•"I l'ri"'f.I in Sall Lake City and a tounl~~cportcr for the l"·t1·"''""J Cit\ • t 1 nliun1· ;111d edited u national hou se organ ror Hunt -Wesson ! ,,..,,,, Jn• t11·t.,•. .:;. 1!11• 11.ol)· P1lol staff where she tells readers "hat's cooking , .• r~ \\i·rJn"v~.. ·r1• 1,,,,11 ~i'Ct1on p\u..-; contributinf: several time~ a \1·eek to the . , 111:ral rr,n11 r.• '• I• ·l'!t· "' rt11111. : Rople J is 'the Daily Pilot's Award-winning section for women (and other peqple, too) l • Menus Ripe for Olive Taste \\"!11·!1 \\;:nn 11t•athcr bring~ on .1 ru~h l f 1 rdt'rs for tneal 111111: s:.n1d11 i1:ht•~. ac(.·ent !hl'nl 1111~ rirc nli \cS. T"o-111--0ne t.in cl es c r 1 be the~t· dcublt• hamburgers l!l on<• roll. Chcppcd ripe o!Jl'es :>re adclt•:.l to the grow1d betf <lnd ~h1tpl'd into patties. After pat!ies are bro1111ed . t'ilth 1~ .c·pptd 1-1i th a ripe 0111 <· ;1111! ct.ei-sc mixture and brnilt·d 10 rrt·!t !he ehet'!;(..•. Thl'n one i;-;1Uy is placed on the OOttorn of a roll. Anolht'I' 1.atl) on top and !he olht·r t,eilf or the rcll added It's a real n1cal S:!nth1·1ch. For th(' snack me.JI. n !u~!f of -.Qurd()ugh brPad cun rn_, a t-!'UIH"h~ p!c:tSUrl·- llE.\HTY HIPE 0 L I \" E Ht· BG l::J{~ J 1·11p ~rilled Ch~'dd1r r• =-···.,!' I 'I ,1filt•~)J110fl'i Jig/J[ i'l"t'.'.1111 1 cup c:1nn~··I :111•1·d rqir hill t., : t·up ltloppC'd grcl·n u111un • !\·:1")10011 <,;ti! '1 ll·;1.,pu;,n l><'PPl'I' h·:•-ro<ins 1 rt' p ;1 r t<I r11u,1:1rd l 1 ~ pouud-. ground lc:u1 hl'cf l l<ilJlt·-poon 1Ji1 4 J!;unhur,_;t·r 101', \!I\ l'hl't'~L' 1·.ith t:rt·:11n. l ut ·~ t·11p ot r111" oli1L·.; into ll'1•t!gt·:-:. ,\c1J 111 ch t' l' ~ t· 1i;1x1url· and :-.t·I ••~!d·.'. fb11p rr:n:11r1n!.!; '1 rup 0!11cs ~Ii\ chn:1µ,,d 0111(·~. unit'l:l. !'.ilt. pt•pp1•r. n1u~l;1n!. all I j.;1"1.1;P.,t I.ti•! :-ih;q;L' 1n:o 1:ij'.;ilt ihlll p;d(ll"'i :Jholl! I~ 1nvh l:1f'"'t·r 111 d1:.1nt·l~'r th:1n full, \11•1H t•il Br0\11 11 ITIC8l patties on both sides. Split roll s and spread "'i th butter, it desired, and toast lightly. Top patties \':1th 1.:hccsc-oill"e mixture. Pl:ice µat11cs under broiler long enough to melt cheese. Place one pal!y on botton1 h11lf 'of roll. '!'op ""ith ano1her pal!y and rover 111th ru!l t'l;J Garnish 111th a 11·ho!e ript· ull\t!. ~lakes 4 hearty burgers. S\ACK .\fEAL LO . .\F I cup 1.:aru1e:l pittt·d ripe ol11·t·s 2 cu11s gr:lteii .\n1Pric.1n l'hl'l'~l' .1 t;1blcs1xions ,na~o11u;11s~ I loaf sourdot1gh hrl':1d 1 tabll•spoons hullo·r 2 teaspoons prep<1rcd mus- tard 6 slice'> boitc·i! or !'.:1kcd h;in1 l'rt•he<it O\t·n 350 degrees F. Drain 11pc olives and cut i:ilo Slll~dl Jit't'CS .. \!ix l\"ilh chl'{'Se :u1d 1n;1~·onn:iisc . Set ;1-.idl .. Cut bre:.id in tu aboul 1 ~-inch slice:;. but beinE; sttre no! to fut thf'OLt~h c111st. Spread l:u!:er o!"l C.!ll' ~i(~._. of JI! cut ~ht:<·S. Sprl':1d niust;ird on el"L'rl" othicr ~llL't'.'. l'li1ce '-l:tt'<; of )Kiin in h1'l111·L·n ~her~ :->prl''.ld 1rilh n1u.'1'1rtl ;1r1d !hi' npt.• oli1·r· C'~ll'<':i<" ll11\lUJ'1' bt'llll'l'!l Ol]1t'r ('(I:.; 1;,ikC' for l.'i to 20 n1inutc-~. un:JI !ti;irou::;hl~· hl•.Jlt'd an·t l"hl'l'~l' h~IS l~ll·i·td. :\lakt·~ ti St·r1111~~. **~*********************** Ripe olives add nutty tang to hearty burg e rs and top special salad. *****************k**** HfVf:---A :ftfit· :BARG111N ~ '"' 0 M011 ,Mlf11 L. Ml:::11Al ;. ~ • • '12.01. PKG. ... ROMAINE LD AD ED WITH QUALITY AND DISCOUN -T PRICES .. •. J .. .A. ...... A L49CAnll llAU NICIS lfflnlVI Wll., MAY 22 TillU TUES., MAY 21, 1974 -·····-· .. · ..,,., -...... ........ ., • ·ii'!.'" -• CUT .UP MIXED TOM TURKEYS FRYER PARTS -~ 119~\~]7~- HILLCREST GRADE AA LARG.E .. GGS ,.,,_,,.,. .d!I!!' ~~:;!'P···-.... . . - "ti-~~~!lf' ASST'D. FLAVORS HI.( FRUIT DRINKS ··28~- 46·01. CAM ~ LETTUCE ... u 11• flta• 1..,_ ,... •1.t1t1A f MAIKIT IASKIT HOT DOG OR ORANGE JUICE , ~;.~AMBURGER BUNS ~; . PEPSl·COLA , r 2:29~· ~ -~~ 2MI. \\''~ , _ -~ PL. '"\.~,.. to ~~ " t; • " -> " 6.01. CAM ASST'D. FLAVORS WESTWOOD ICE CREAM e U HOUNOO, tt1 W. o....111. .. e 'OUHtAIN ¥AUil', tol ..... & ............ e fOUNT• .,AUIY, ti It o.f+.hl e OAIOUt OIOVI, I 2'01 «.-.t,.., • OAIDflll OIOW. 11"1 ~ ..._ ·~..._,...,,, ......... .... • M!.WTIHO"* IUC"' 11-. .. .... e U. 11111.M. ,_...,AINI•'"· • L& MAaA, ,.,, •• ¥till.f "'"' e ~ntl. IMl I, A.., ~r • llN«lll. ............... .... e IOfilO MACK, HJI I'll· Ma-M, el~ IUICI!. JJll L ...,..__ • IOt.cJ llACl4. ·-~ .... • • • ... 0 1 ,. ~11'1 .. ol Au1u1aemall 2 QT, COYl!illfD IAUCl,AH e~11so ....... A,., ellAHTOH,10M9 ...... Aw. •moNOOMllCll. 1411 ~~ elTUllOClft', lllllv-lhl. e 9\'RlllCll, Mii °""-11, • e tOllUlilQ. 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",.. • I • I ' • • • • Wtdntsday, May 22 1~74 DAIL V PILOT 33 Down Under Dinner Try Spring Lamb l\1a\ai Korma (Lamb with Alinond Crean\ Sauce 1 is an adaptation of a rt>Cipc front India Uu1l 11ppeared in a Nc\v Zealand cookbook. ~IAL.-\1 KOR:\I<\ 2 pounds lamb stew meat. (.'U\ in cubes 2. ta blespoons butter or margarine 1,:i to 12 cup sltvere<I aln1onds 1 cup finely chopped onions I teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons turmeric 11 teaspoon ground ginger 11 teaspoon chili po1\dcr I small bay leaf l Cup red table wine 1 2 cup sour crea111 Trirn excess fat from la1nb. In a heavy frying 11:in or toP· of-the-stove casserole, melt butter or n1argarine: add slivered almonds and roast, stirring frequently , u n ti 1 lightly bro"'Ticd; lift out and set aside. In san1c pan, cook onions just until browned; spoon oul and reserve. Put lamb into frying pan and cook turnini.:. until v.·ell bro1\'TlCd. Spoon oll any excess Jamb fat :incl discard. Season the lamb "·ith s;il1 and add tht• browned onions. f..ltx the spices and bay leaf into the \Vine and poor over !he brO\l'nl·d lamb. Simmer over low heal until lamb is tender. Just before tin1e to serve, n1ix about hair of roasted almonds into the sour cream and add to stew. f..1ix well and heat to sim rnering. Sprlnkle remaining almonds over stew. Scr\'e 4 to fi JXlr1ions with hot steamed ri ce. Edis9n presents : Entertaining with ease. (And olso woys to conserve electricity.) Corn: Golden and Good , •• • , • J·•'11p1•· :'• ,•11\t rt<111111111 more al home t! ,,,,,. tc1," /1.r1: r"'rt' 1n Southern Ca!1forn•a ou r 1 1 , t, .:vi,.• ,i" ror tr1en<llv, rt>la>.ed par\1e~. \ l;, · r .1.,111:1 !l1dfet~ Informal s1tdown \\'hat else \Viii you have for shot.lid be fresh and green not In a 2-qu.arl ca s s er o I c comes to a boil. about 5 dinnc.r-1".ben... tbi~ Jrcsb cw·n__d.r)i.....a.o[i-s~r-<1~.qil{lJ'_~0-Ke~I! _altcrna\c layer§ of th~ .£0J:ll mu1l!~~:.. Stir in srea!T!_ <i~d casserole is vour vegctabll' corn cold and hwnid until it is mixture and tomato slices. \Vtnc, heat. ~lakes :ibout r '""' ' •'' '!'11!1~ o! ,j be1 ter time to t1y ' :. ,, i · • "1 t-...1 -1n<11ht•rn with old '· • -, •.. ;. --· -·-,-r-r···; in lf.r FVl't'f0111•--- Uh.ti'! ··--·• · .. ···-· -4"'"'i1M.>d,~ :t.·as ·sec..; n~ -&k~· lt(l(."3V!:i'~d {l} lZO-dog~ · -CN%c--... -· · -~ !IO\\' alx>ut London Broil possible pfter you buy it. F. orcn 30 t.o 40 minute~. until • F-•• _ • ....,.; ... (.,..!.-..!.._ ~coJ~J.,l.Jll~0.l.!f~j£:~t }1.Q~ty,_w~·~- i , , • • · , -,.,. :, , 1..1111111fl.).\.IJ.l4-l.i..'-~Yo~1.. --, •· • •• • ----·--···-·-·--~~-"" ~ .~-~ .. ·----·-·-·--·.r- ::"hurs., May 21 thru lltun., Moy JD Oftly! ~ith Fresh l\tus'hroom.. Gn!YY _ ~\ost --~orn __ n?"".. __ on _ the com is tt•n<tcr. to.lakes 6 and a mixed fresh srccn salad m;trkrt 1s ycflow. as 1_r-snou1d ·· ·servings. with raW spinach, lettuce, and be. . b cc a u_ 5 e . it 11.35 LONDON BROIL \YITH escarole for CQ!or, texture and C'O~sidcrablc vit<imin A while FflliSll l\1USHR00"1 GRAVY flavor interest. wtutc corn has none. For dessert. make a fresh Jo~RESH COllN CASSE ROLE Gravy : rhubarb cobbler, as old- fa shioned as grandma's best cooking. To be good. com n1ust bt kept cold from the time inunediately after it i s harvested all thl"' v.·ay 10 the kllehen range. Corn thal is v.·arm to lhc touch should be turned dO\\-·n. It will amost certainly taste starchy. and the kernels \\-·ill be tough. The sugar in com turns to starch v.·11\J time and warmth, and it doesn't take long if tlic con1 is not kept cold, . Jf the torn has husks, they 6 slices bacon 6 ('ars fresh rorn. cut from cob f about 4 cups I I cup chopped fresh green p<pper r~ cup chopped fresh onion t teaspoon salt 4M teaspoon pepper 2 fresh ton1atoes. peeled and sliced In a large skillet cook bacon unt il lightly bro"ncd. Rernove fron1 skilll'L drain on paper tov.·cls and crumble . H em o ,. c all but 2 tablespooos IIBcon fat from skillet. Add corn, green pepper and onloo. 3 tablespoons butter or m.1rgarine ~'1 pound fresh mushrooms, sl iced 3 tablespoons flour 14 teaspoon salt 1" teaspoon pepper J 1.:.i cups beef broth 1 ~ cup light cream 3 tab\es?XJO.S dry v:hite wine In a large saucepan melt butter. Add mushrooms and cook O\"er moderate heat 5 minutes. Sprinkle flour , salt and pepper c.ver mushroon1s; n1ix v.·el!. Add beef broth and cook lllltil 1nixture tllickens and Cooking 's No Mystery Ingredients' the' Charm Here's a chicken dish that ·s sure to become a classic of your kitchen ... it's Chicken Continental. There're no mysterious cooking techniqueli with this recipe. just fine ingredients, deliciously blended. The rich, mushroo1n sauce is a delectable co1nbinalion of catmed chicken broth. a generous splash or white wine, sour cream, and seasonings. cmCKEN CO!>'TINENTAL 4 whole chicken breaslR (about 3 pounds), split 3 tablespoons shortening Salt Pepper 1 can (13;' ounces) chicken brolh ~l: cup Chablis or olher dry white wine 2 cups s li ce d OPEN MEMORIAL DAY FOR YOUR SHOPPIHG COHVENIENCE 110 DBIVBIES Oii MOllD•Y COAST SUPER MARKET WI DIUVll lYYY .. 0 .... -..... 673-3510 . 33• 7 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR 1nushroo1ns {about ' . poUlld ) 2 tablespoons ketchup 1 mediuin clove g a r 1 i c . n11nced 1 ~ teaspoon tar ra go n leave~. crtished 1,:i cup flour 1 ! cup sour cream Cooked noodles t;sc I large skillet or prepare in 2 skillets (about 10- inch\, by dividing ingredients equally. Brown shortening; ch icken pour of[ in fut. Season with salt and pepper. Reserve if.I: cup broth. Add remaining broth, wine , n1ushroon1s. ketchup. garlic, and tarragon. Cover: cook over low heat 30 minutes or until done. Stir occasionally. Ren1ove chicken to serving platter. Gradually b I end reserved broth into flour until smooth ; slo\vly stir into sauce. Cook. stirring until thickened . Blend in sour cream. Serve with chicken and noodles, Makes 8 servings. about 4 cups sauce. If you've been eating ordinary "franks~, and· wondering where the flavor we11t, then it's time to try Schirmer's Cerman Brand frankfUrt.ers. . Made the "old country'' way from the finest meats and Seasonings. The delicious continental flavor will please the whole family. 5dtirmers " the Sociable SauSi\Qe ' fMlUrtd ht lfle Dl'lkal..-. HdlOl\of. VONS MARKETS ' • Loudon 8roil ; -Closed Sun .. May l6-& Mon,• Mtmorial Day tJ '"'cl "I" ., •-.-,.,,..,i_+!IO•ctil~ 1nv1ll::!r!.ll1Q{O.ll~:·.-•·:_~:___:.:.__:::_'-"-"~ 2 p6unffi flahK sr~aR ·- 1 ~ teaspoon salt 111 teaspoon pepper Sprinkle sail and pepper evenly over flank steak. Broil about 3 minutes on e:ich side. just until rare; do not O\"crcook. SliC'c thinly on the diagonal and serve ~'ilh gravy in 8 portions. LE,\10~' S.\L.\O DHESSING ~" cup sa]a(J oi l 1.:: cup fresh lemon juice 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley I clove garlic. pcl'led split 1 teaspoon su(.\a r ·1 1 teaspoon salt 1 1 teaspoon pc11pcr 1 i teaspoon dry inustard 18 teaspoon paprika In a snuill bo wl or jnr 1\·it11 tight-fitting lid eon1binc all ingredients. Beal or sh.'.lke until v.·cll mixed: lcl ~!and one hour and remove garlic. Store in refrigerator. :-.lakes I cup dressing. ------- SHRIMP ... ~ 1.79 By The 5 Lb. Baq •.•.......•••• 8.5 0 LARGE Ul'ICOOkED SHRIMP By The 5 Lb. Box ••..•..••••.•• 12.75 By The 21/i Lb. Box "" ' ' e,m 3.80 8.75 COMPARE PRICES THEH COMETO ••• THE "Compart OIH' low Prict,!" 145 E. BROADWA Y---045-52}:) Costa M~sa Jim and Sandy Camme1 I ' 'c I ( •• '. l.--'Ll!Jll· 1111•.J.L, ;;:-. S.c..:itl!l1(,'. ( ',.,. ,': > ( .t." ~t.111 ~,.:LJ~,111 ~5. /., ' : 1 .• : ; b .1<11111dy l-.i1.:dt l oat. lune P · I I '1 ti ! · 1 • :1 11; v. , "" ti111hliql11 ways to , .• ,.., _, • • ···~i 1 !r1r0uqh l1gh11nq and 1ntenor , , • •1• I 1"· 1-. p.11! •)t [rl1!>on's . ~r t•n . 1 ( n· _11nt~r I t111c_111on Prooram. / l(•~ ,, . •JI. r ,in n1. 1 ~ •' ' ·nf> of ! hes.e ~ci.:ite•..: Newporl Beach '"• ~·" t .. f•-·~···•"' Wl'<lf'f'>~<l, J, • • ,,, .• /1,f>r' '"""O•' Ju">I'' 1~1• I<~-"' Hunlington Beach r d•"-t.n A•<"•"'"'~ C.nh-· 11J11 MJ!1""'"" "' "•''"-'~"" El Toro ,,,, ..... ~,,. ( ,,,, ""'•< l l· "-'"' '_,. 1164\ c~n•d• al ~'"'"•"<h fJ'0<1'lJI. J""'' 10 191' 1·Jl)om ru~!>d•Y June 1 t 191• 1000 1 m l'rl'sl'nlr.J on Culor Slidrs Founla1n Valley ('<>"'"'""''~ Cen1., !1)700 51•1•• .-.v ..... ,.....,,, ... J .. ,,.111!11•·1Xl1>tn w...in@W•• Ju,,. 11 l!ll•· 1C>CXI •"'· Seal Beach Col> Cou..C"11ay JuM J 1914 . 1301>"' 1.,~,o~~ Jyn~ 4 1~1• · 1000 •"' Hunr1ng!on Beach r~.,,,1, Pu• Commyn.ry CfM!!lr /();$) ~or,.,1 I•! Gotc1ti.-1t1 wodno .. d1y Ju,,. S · 1 30 pm rn,.•oua;. June 6, 1914 -10 oo 1 m. An Equal Opportunity Employer """""·' ' . ' . '.'. , _,/ You·re aclver1tt1rous. -----Now discover t/J ienneat-, You likeexcilement. You reach out !or new experiences. So reach tor tender, young lamb next time you ·re al the meal case in your favorite tood store. Its a treat lhaJ I will lilt your spirits sky high and make tresh ~----, America n lamb a new favorite with your !amity. For your initiation, may we suggest a luscious roast leg ot lamb? Today·s reci;:>e makes it as easy as 1·2·3 to !ix. for more dlscoverios 111 lamb r;uls tJn(1 rec1pos, wnta: american lamb council · De11t. L·1573. ,00 Claylon SL Oenv&r, Colo. 80206 Oft1ngeGla_zed ~ oj Iantb (makes 6 servings) 1 IC'g ol lamb ~~teaspoon pepper '. CU I\_ orange_J~J1CC 1 teaspoon salt 1 teasPoon rosemary '\._.../' I Pl.ice l,1mb on rack 1n roasting pan Sprtnklew!lh salt peopcr and rosemary. ' Roa:,t •n 3:.15 (slow) oven 2'h hours Pour orange 1u1ce ove1 l,1mb .. Ro;ist 30 m1nu1es 10 an hour tonger. or unlol meat lhrrmometl"'r tf'g•ster5 170,) 3 for w<'ll clone lamb. 14QP 10 1000 11'f()o111.e 1t rare or medium B.-ist{! lamb 1• l'C11Jr>n11v as it roasts. t.f't ro:io;I s!an!l·•n warm Dlace 20 to 30 m1nule s to firm uP belore servintJ lnl1"n 11 1cmoC!i'lh11f' u11he leq wlU continue to rise as much fl'-10~ aUer removlll t1on1 ovP.n, l1Cl not 011ercook. Gt11n1sh with !ru11 and sc1ve Thlllt" ro1·al:; hom one tao of lamb-tis a batgain' I I J 01191 ppod only 1n US.A Noto 11 \IOU d~1n 1 care to r0&s t the whole leg of 11'mb ha11P vourmet'l lm1ncv1 ~ stf'alo.'> orl lh<> taro~ end. and use meat cut trbm the :,Nlnll end 101 s!ew u1 londoo ............................... -- • \ - STATER BROS. MONEY BACK GUARAllTH 011 QUALITY MEATS l\ll•Y PlfCI OF MIA T 15 UNCOH DITIOHALL 'f GUAllANTflO TO Jl1.f.t.5f YOU Olt YOUll MONIY WIU If CHffltfULL 'f IEfUNDfD RATHS • IUt r SLICED BOLOGNA ""'vov' s49a CANNED HAM . . ... . "' I JIMMY DEAN llEG OR HO! 79' PORK SAUSAGE ,,,, .,11 Ol . MOtlllftlS YQPKSHlll;{ 59' BOLOGNA or FRANKS .. " "79' SHOWIQ .AT " SLICED BACON ....... . W'l>ON• 59' BEEF FRANKS .. '' -11 Ol . . . • • FRYING -,,CHICKENS ·, U.S.D.A. GRADE 'A' ' . -4. WHOLE BODY , CUT UP FRYERS .... c ,, n~. 1.:a1 tl, 1~14 s PIUJT.J.OVERTISER • -o GROUND SPARE BEEF RIBS - FRESH e DELICIOUS SMALL TENDER ANY SIZE PACKAGE PORK GRAIN-FED 79~ 9~ SLAB HORMEL BACON WIENERS WILSON e RIND ON BULK VARIETY ANY SIZE PIECE 5-POUND BOX •• $3.89 59~~ 79L~ jTAflltllOS CflflflfOlll'•MAOf CUI 75' •OUNOSTl.t.l toN(Ll~S .LI $1.39 · $129 1-ST lMIV i-lHI• .. Ll.J14t $119 ' CHUCK ROAST ........... LB. ROUND STEAK IONE.JN.LI RIB ROAST6TH&7THRllS ...... LI. IHOULOltCUTlff,•GllAtANTEID 93, PORK STEAKS s1.1.u11 1«0S.C11TlfllOlllf•GUUANTEt o $129 SHOUL~a cv1aa1 $139 ROUND BONE ROAST . LB 8 9 c RUMP ROAST IONl·IN ..... u . FAMILY STEAK '''''''""'""_ .... ' ' UAH•IOt*LllS • s 1 39 FRESH . YOU.CMOICfOfSTl•ICSOl•OolST s 1 69 ,,.,, ... OS ,,.,IRKllll••lll CU'T s 1 59 STEWING MEAT ' ,,,,,.,,. PORl LB 'SIRLOIN TIP ............ -............. BEEF CLUB STEAK ....... . e • "'°"" • """.'. '"' -·~ ----:~···_._ -~· . . ~-$ ,.69 . .S.HOlllO.E.11 • '""' 110.\.<Ut>•O.!.<>ll>J_...,.,o _ . _ ·$1 89. "'"°''""'!.."GU'""""° $1 39 ---. .... -~-"°-'-.... M,·~--·"ES ~-.·~:: .... :.... ... ·:::""":~LB.:. • '._ --~ _p ·ftDJ<·-ftoAST CUBE STEAKS '"""'''''''''''''"'' LB. BEEF RIB STEAK ............ ui. __ ~ . _ ---~89 ~ ~ K wn~•1MMEO••ENOf•.:o• .. NlflO • __ ._ -~~3 ___ ,, ... ,, ... 0SCllllfllOllff•GU•UMTHo 8 ,fte --• 11EEF PATTIES ~ ~ :~ ' , FRES~ ' ' - -7· 9 ' c T BONE S'JEAKS. ... ,,,,,,,,,, u. --CHUCK-S-tEAKS -·-··-'"" lI_ _ ' .NOl:Mll•ULI( 89c PORKaun NO T•1lS-W'EU T••MMtD•GU•uNTuo $ 189 toNHESS IHfSHOOlOfl $149. SLICED BACON -LB GRAIN-FED LB. PORTERHOUSE STEAK .... u . ROLLED ROAST··-'""'""""' LI. STATllMOS CllTIFllOl&F•GUAIANlffO $ 209 C"'-'CIC CUT lllJ 99c TOP SIRLOIN STEAK LB 7 ·BONE ROAST ............... LI. LOW PRICES PLUS BLUE CHIP STAMPS * LOW-LOW PRICES PLUS BLUE CHIP STAMPS * LOW·LOW PRICES PL PILLSBURY FIGURINES GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ;::, LEMON JUICE • ., .... HAWAIIAN RED PUNCH •4-0l 43• SHASTA DIET DRINK ,.o, 25' GAINES MEAL 25·LB. SiA 26 ~AG ... GAINES CHEESE $200 IUIGEIS • 72·01. L-. .t-. ~ ?.-t P.taL_ <OOO!Cf Of llffDf•.t.n tA.W 85 C - OH-BOY SANDWICH ...... '.;~~ O()WNTft .t.J(I c HOMEMADE WAFFLES ... ~.·.-.~~44 LA PAZ MARGARITA MIX uo, 79' DOUGHNUTS ;'.;,~:.::0' .... 53: WATER OPEN MEMORIAL DAY e MAY 27th FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE FROM 10 A.M. to 7 P.M . ' .. ,.,.,,~""~~""'!!"'------~~....,_, ... • APPLES SMALL FANCY WASHINGTON RED DELICIOUS ss CHEESE SAUCE '""'""'"'' •O>Ol 34 sonENER WHITE SAUCE """"'"""' , '°, °' 23' .. ~ ~"'' PETER PAN TINY SHRIMP ,.o, '1.53 57.c DENNISONS 91 C lHZ. CHILI & BEANS ........ ,,.o,_ SNO·BOL CLEANER fo. !Oii.ii IOWt~ 11-oz.38C LIBBYS POTTED MEAT ,.o, 23' VIENNA SAUSAGE ...... SOl 39' BEEFARONL,.,.o .. "" osoz 41' HEINZ HAMIURGER 3 c PILL SLICES ............................... ~.2t.i 5 SPAGHETTl ~\~~::.·.~11: 11oz 41' Soup Mix OO<OO"<Oh • 27' C~•C•! .. o.QOOl! l ~~K BRIQUETS '°"'" ,,., 55' "'" '1.59 SWEET PICKLES ., .. ., S•OC 77' C&H POWDERED SUGAR " 34' C&H GRANULATED SUGAR "" '1.37 HEARTH LAND CEREALS .. oz. 76' SWISS MISS . . $ I 59 INSTANT COCOA ........ ~~1[ ' FiiFEZD CHICKEN_~·~:: s 1 •s . JIFFY·POP ~~::'"" so• 32' SCHIRMERS •READY TO SERVE 45 ,,,_ • ~~~~~R:.:~s 39c SALADS POTATO OR 11.oz. ,. •u "'"' '"'"'°-----·--·•·o• MACARONI ........ -----SIZE .... :~::·~~~~~Efv~~P ·.-~ -,:;:·:~;· .. ·,··~~·~l~~~~A~~~·D···· .. D ..... 1 ... , ..... 1 ... Y .... ·E··· .. . .KING $·1· . l 2 , PEANUT BUTTER "'""" .......... oi.74' 6 ---SIZE PRESERVES '""''"' sou-•• . "oz. 75' TOPPING .. "''""'"'"'0"' Ol Ol 45' .EES NOSFILMT SOA' p 2 6 c P.~!~HOC~ BEADS . $. oz oc 56' .. ' _,,,, _____ ,_·ti~~ LB. LARGE FRESH TENDER GREEN 2 3 9 ' ARTICHOKES......... FOR ' . . lARGi'swur COACHELLA VALLEY 8 LI. 6 9' GRAPEFRUIT........... ,IAG u S NO. 1 SWEl:T llOWN CLEA:i:~ .......... "o' 1 59 P.D.Q. BERRY BITS ... oor. 48' ROYAL CHEESECAKE """" "°' 56' NESCAFE INSTANT . '"°' 11.79 TASTERS CHOICE ,,.,~'""'"'··"o' '2.49 WYLERS SOUP MIX ·~• ......•. n• 15' DEAL PACKAGE DETERGENT 49 c , DOVE LIQUID ................. ~s~i LAIGE fllSH TENDIR 2 7 ' . . 1 0 4 CARROTS ... 21<~• ONIONS ............ L• ' -i:Ys1 0L LIQUID __ 5-0L46c " 8UFFERIN C()J.GATE BAYER TAaUTS TOOTHPASTE ASPIRIN ".t.C•.t.IH f 189 55' ••(~•Of $, 36 .,, .... ~·OVMCI ~- AW RIST LIFE LINE SAVAGI e MIN'S TAaUTS TOOTHBRUSH HAI• SPRAY 99' 54' VNKIN'ttO 89' ,_ ... --ANDllOUIAI •·M °'"••o ,,_, CRUIX DESENEX HLEYSM.O. 56C POW DIR FOOT POWDER RECULJI , .. ~ .... ,,. • , 3. •-n $, 49 CRICIAll FOllMULA·ll $259 ......... >Oll lolll'l•t.Ot AJAX FLEISCHMANNS CLEANER MARGARINE ....... -,..... REGULA• _,..,. . 56c l·lB. 62' PKG. ' r.. 'I ' ' PALMOLIVE LIQUID.DETERGENT 47 C 22-0UNCE DEAL PACKAGE FRISKIES DOG .FOOD SOUR CREAM ::.w:~ ... ..., 39' MIXED NUTS .... ....., ........... ··""' 98' LOMA LINDA VEGELONA .. ,..,,_ 11.09 LOMA LINDA REDl·BURGER ·-· ... 01. 99' SALAD DRESSING GRAHAM ]Jffi PRICES EFFEC. 7.fllll DAYS •MAY 23rd·29th CRACKERS 'lJJJ 'IUOOS..•oull o1A ... Woot"''"' llOOloolc.hAn.Ormp 1175-st.C..-. t• IS. OI DE.UH FRDICN . =6sc ll•llCI f!USIDI 707Wttll .. lonltlst.C:.. .. _ IS22Wool I wlM..W 21:H171~""'~-W•R~••m ..UZ ....... A" ............. a. J410WntU.C•A'tt.,...... la..i .. .Ave,., _ 47" FoodSl~P'2HJWttlh•Hln•st.-Aoe 2610...,.,A--Aoe 14212_A.._WIWl-111lllllorMr IMZ 9 '11 A Q _,a..--Aw.......... IZJOMct'1'' aA ... ~MI 3462 ..... A .... &M'J .. tt !*lo Stor•• JJ ..... , ....... ,. ........ .._ . Jl64W ....... w.,.,A .,.. tlOlf 11S1l1A..._P1 t•Y • I ' ' I . • . • • • . • . . • • . • • • I ' • • ' ' .. ' ' • • .. .. • • • . • I • :· •' • '. ; . I f· ' < ' :· ~ :· ·- ' r ' .. , . ~ . • ' • • ' t • • .. r· • ' ,. ' . • ' :· ' ' ?.:~ i' i I • Medley Pleases USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE FRONT I fl 1 , . ,. \ SIDE BEEF Thi~ \1·:.:~·1:1/Jh· :111•! '<1':1(1n•! l'01Jtb1na tiu11 l·on1ph111l·111-. bulh turkC'y tor tlul'k1·;11 <1111! h.1111 85~. r The-··1 1 95¢ Choppi ng 1 { 1• Block Lb. ;..:r. __ ....... SEAFlHllJ l'E \S USDA CHOICE HIMD QUA.~TER '1 cans tl':H·h 10 ot1JlL{'~1 fr ozen uyslrr ~ll'\\ -.,iup. th;11ved 4 1 ;1bll'~p1,l(Jn.; f1011r ! n ,..ulai' or 1nslitnt b!cnd111g1 IJlt'lld· cd \\'ilh 11 cup i.:olU 11 <1tcr 2 ·CP"S . ICill'h I pound , 1 OUll('(') \'t'l'Y ~11 1<111 grt'C'll -~---pl'<~. dr,lrned---- $1 O?. 2 ('.11\S I eHt•h i 1 ~ • O!ltll'~S I king crab 11itll tendons rc1novcd , drainc•1 :i nd "iil· t-d into fnirly bi1: ['lit'('<'S l:t'lllO\'(' (•~!-\Cr!i f.l·~ll ~Uup :1nrt t·u r in hnl f. rc~e~vl'. Tu liH' u;1dii11~L·J "o~ip ;,r],j 8olldr)1 srEw BEEF s 11J WHOlE . -_J.EEE RIBS !11t• flour nuxtun·. o, 1•r •»ucler•tei;. lw' 11,•L=» _,..,_1:---MA-RA NATHA MEAT CO. ~11r tons1:.11tly t:1.:1i 1h1,:\t~nl'd 1500 Adams Ave ., Costa Mesa \dtt r1·~1·:·1t•d Ill .1 .. r~. ~·~·:1• !.t.!l'la1t>or ..... 110C:o11~m~lllt~l••1 .111d 1r;1:1 n 11• tt IJ'JI d<1 no! = 5 4 6 · 81 9 b ._, OpenSeven Days -9a.m.to 6p.m. acD 1,,,,1 'Llhl'' \~ grnrrOu'\ '."l'l'I'· -!P••<r~GooO WHlnt10~~1nrw w•·~••<I~ •• 1ng~ PERMA-STOR 'S M eW,0'1A.J. 1Jo.~ OLD FASHIONED SPECIALS I. ,, I • • . ;.:. , .I I " II I,{ o p I ' Trail Foods f\lourita1n H ou~c C,unpl ite -Kamp PJh. Bu lk. or Trail Packs 10% OFF 48-0t. Plastic Ice Chest Lilt oft lnJ isseiv111q 11..i y ,2 5" x 14'' x 15~~" ~. 1.,,(,, ,,1,,,.,.,11,,. ,..., ,,, .. ,,,,1,1tedtood1<1t11 ' .. " ' ' ""· $14.95 • <;1_1 r P>N(, 0.0.(;•, • MCSS KITS • f''I(>\ 1 RAMLS P. UA L'>• W .. TCll JUGS • ! i R'.T AID K IT '> Blair's Backpacking Supplies Sheepherder Stove Old fashioned wood ·burn1nq with oven $99.50 SP((.tA lS GOOD TM~U ~ '19 14 O PEN MONDAY T'HRU SATURDAY -10 -6 PERMA-STOR FOODS 8ANK or COST .. MESA PL/111-A 2960 HA RCIO R BLVD .. COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA PHONE 556·72.90 US E 'vouR llANKAM E FUC ARD AND MAS T ERCHA.nGE Creamy chocolate rum torte can be made day before the party. __ _::o""-'"L 1 1>11.or :15 Mix Simplifies Cl·assic Torte I Here is a deliciow, creamy CJIOCOLATE RUM TORTE Prepare cake n1ix ,according some to drip down Aides. Top rich. chocolate rum torte that 1 IJS'n ounce) package lo package direclions using "ilh kl whipped crea m . · d t p •··tt Repeat with remainJno layers is a mus t for any occasion. yellow cake mix eggs an wa er. our uca er ending with chocolate 'Hiaz.e. , 1'o ob~i_"...._th9um flavoring 2 eggJ into 2 greased and floured 9 Glau: Melt over fiot (not in th~rlc':1'tfiipare the layers 1 1~ cups water inch cake pans. boiling) water, ch o co I a l c the night before.· Soak thc1n I cup run1 Bake at 350 degrees for 30 morsels and corn !lyrup unt1, vdth rum, wrap in aluminunt Cbocolttle Glaze: minutes. Cool II) minutl"s mixture Is smoolh. 2 !6 ounce) packages (2 Remove from pans : coo1 1,.-....;::=---=...:.::=--==~ foil and refrigerate. cups) 8 e Ill i-s wee t contpletely. Slice each layer in Cover e1:1ch of the laye rs chocolate morsels half. Pour 1J cup rum over You can Charge with the chocolate glaze and ~,cup corn syrup each layer. \Vrap in aluminum DAILY PILOT stack them with wh ipped Whipped Cream: foil and allow flavor to dt!velopl crean1. Cover the top With the t cup heavy cream in refrigerator' overnight. Classified Ads chocolate glaze, allO\\•in~ it 2 tablespoor~~ confectioners' Spread 11 (·hocolpte gl.ize 642. 5678 l------------'•_dr __ ip'-fr_ec_•ly'-do_w_n_th_e_s_id_e•_· ___ susa __ r ________ •_,_cr 2.__~k_e la~_w_. ~l-lo"·~n,~g'.'1 ====--:=-=====' ave15Cnow. ave towels later. ....:. ··------ -~')':•.... ~ . . ......... . . • , ,,,, • .. ·· . -------. Ours. 7· ,\ \o,t women have a habir ot t.1king rn·~ ~1.ipL'r tO\\·el~ rit ,1 t11nc, bcc~usc t!1C)''rc so :-111all one docs11't :--cc111 c11ot1g!1 . l'ct t\\'O is often kind of a 11·.1 ,tc . Northern can help you break thi s two wwel habir bcrnu;c one Northern usually l:-> Cl10Llg!1. lt's ~tro r1g, a\):-Orbc11t and 5Q;b -··· ~ .. ' - Theirs. lo11~cr rl1::in 1l1r l1c-.r·scllir1g br.111LI lr1 f;1ct, It':-, t!1c !0 11!_.!l·st tO\\'Cl n1adc. So with Northern, practi~a lly c,·crytimc you • LI SC :1 tO\\'Ci you Srt\'C 0!1C . And nor only do you sa,·c when yo u u;,· Northern, now you s;l\·c when yoLt buy it. ---------- ' - FR OM Fash ion I.sland Newport Beach . STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR \ -- I • -----~ • .. ' SALAD VALENCIA SUBTLE Spanish Salad's Hearty Entree If a chef salad is the only elegant main-dish salad you can think of. th<'n 'l's 1i1111· 10 think Spanish. Salad Vntcncia uses rn1u1y or the saint.' ingrcdil·n!s as our che( salad -n1c<ll, hard cooked eggs, tomatoes. green pepper and onion. But, hcrl' lhc similarity ends. The Spanish version is a much heartier n1eal. n1orc robust and al the sa1nc tin1c more subtle. The SC'Crct is in hov• the ingredients arc pul together - how their flavors are blended under the influence or a dressing-rna rinadc. \\'ith rice as a basic ingredient. this salad is a lot n1ore substantial than its ,\mcrican cousin -and just as appealing to h u n g r y teenagers as to their parent s. l\foreovc r. it can be made \\'Jlh just about any lertO\Cr n1eal you have on hand -or ''·ith canned chicken, luna. shrim1> or Y•lwtevcr. It's ;1 good cn1ergcncy ineal. too. S1\LAD \.'ALE:\"CL\ :J cups cooked rice 1; grl'en pepper. diced I pin11cnto. diced 1 cup finely diced. cooked veal. turkey, or any lcf!o\ er n1cal V1nagreta Sauce I bottle 110 ounce J Spanish o!i,·es. drained 1 n1cd1un1 ton1ato tut 11110 \1·cdgcs 3 hard-tookcd eggs VINACPET.\ S,\l .Cl'.: 3 slices of onion I tablespoon n1inced parsley 1 ~ teaspoon salt I cup olive oil I clove garlic. crushed 1:: cup \1ine vincg.ir Con"tbine the cooked rice 1\·ith the gr~n pep pc r, ~pimiento and diced meat. Toss \1·ith •,3 cup of the \'inagrct<r sauce. ?i.farinate o I i v c s and tomatoes in the remainder of the sauce. Arrange r ice n1ixlure in a n1ound on platl.er. v•ith olives. tomatoes and egg 11·edges around the base. Serve chilled "'i th ren1ainder of sauce and crisp French bread. ~lakes 4 to 6 scr\·ings. To rpake th e s a u c e : Con1binc onion. parsley. salt. oil and garlic: Jet s1and 1~ hour. Ren1ovr garlic and discard. add vinegar. stir ~'cl!. 1\1akcs I 1 :i cups. This sauce may ntso be used as a n1arinade for cooked vegetables, served chilled as a salad, 11·hich may be prepared a day ahead. ,\ nC'\\l laslc scnsalion just right for th{' l-<jo!1d<1y sea~on. finec;t p;rk and vc.il .ire blended wllh naturJ.I spices, lhen dcl1cJlt'ly c;mo~ed for an oulslanding mcal11n1c lrcat for family or guests. Aire.lei}' coo~cd. /u.'>I he<1l and serve, ; then l1}1cn to the complimenls. 5chkmers ' the Sociable Sausage ruf\lrftl kt lhe ~ellutnMfl •td'-of all LUCXY DISCOUNT STORES .. ' ' . - FRESH CUT STOCKS ' c 6-INCH POT POTTED ~MUMS • • • FRESH CUT CARNATIONS l~!H • 2~?. MIXED BOUQUETS . MARGARITE DAISIES 1~?. 1~?. FREE LEMON LEAF WITH PURCHASE OF ANY CUT FLOWERS. t:-' ',, ~ 1 .. ,1., I .. ,1. I ,. --........ I ~ i>al' ro'•" c..,i,. -""""' ~ UQM•O , _-..:;,:;.;:. ."1\6• '~. . _.----: .. -· ~-:.· ; f-=-·· fliiN[ !B i I ... •' I ...... : ~-:.·. J '' •( '" . : ,,.,, '·•· 2 OUNCE PACKAGE. DEMURE .83 DOUCHE 16-0Z BOTlLl JOH NSON'S ( 23 BABY OIL ;'J.QZ PKG JOHNSON'S ( 29 BABY POWDER 1-QUNCE BOTTLE CAMPHO-PHENIQUE .45 LIQUID ANTESEPTIC 3-0UNCE TUB£. VITALIS .69 DRY TEXTURE 7-0Z. DEODORANT OR BRUT 33 ANTI· 97 PERSPIRANTI 8-0Z AEROSOL • 3 TYPES -ULTRA BAN 5000 ANTI· • 09 PERSPIRANT I. ~ 16·0UNCE AEROSOL BODY ALL DEODORANT 4 COUNT PKG •DOUBLE EDGE · FACE GUARD 54 BLADES ·I ~-oz. BOTTLE SWEETA LIQUID. SWEETNER .49 1·0UNCE JAR ARRID CREAM DEODORA NT 32-0UNCE CAN GULF CHARCOAL LIGHTER 9·0Z CAN • LILAC • LEMON • AMERICo\N BEAUTY WIZARD SPRAY DEODORIZER 6 75-0Z PKG • POWDER WOOLITE COLD WATER WASH IS-OUNCE CAN DRANO DRAIN OPENER 156-0Z PKG. BLEACH SUBSTITUTE BORATEEM PLUS 8-0UNCE BOTTLE REGULAR OR OIL'( L'OREAL HERBAL SHAMPOO 16·0UNCE BOTTLE MR. BUBBLE LIQUID 3 5-0UNCE BOTTLE VASELI NE HAIR_ TONIC 1 5·0Z BOTTLE • W1TH PUMP VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE LOTION J 73·0Z PACKAGE SHEL L NO PEST STRIPS INSECTICIDE !OE OOORAN T .57 .41 .54 .69 .70 (71 .89 / .54 .59 JI4 (59 FOR RUBBISH CANS J 19 SHELL CAN CARE !VlllDAI DISCDONI PRICIS AMOCO • ', GALLON Sil( CLAD PICNIC JUG 6 PACK SIZE• WITH HANDLE GOTHAM FOAM CHEST .89 t.01 COSTA MISA-2200 H...,. ltrd. 30·0UAAT • PICWC SIZE HUNTMTOH 11ACH-z14ll II 't' ti I I I .. • 15 5-0Z CAN . READ s 4Z GERMAN POTATO SALAD 1 15 5-0Z CAN • 3 BEAN .42 7-0l CAN• SOLID \VHll( •IN \'l'AlEfl CHICKEN OF THE SEA 57 WHITE TUNA I 16·0Z JAR • MUSHROOM• HICl<ORV HEINZ __ _ --·----BAR·B·Q SAUCE -g· ·---.3 :?6-0Z. BOT Tl E W ONION .5l 45-0UNCE CAN WYLER'S LEMONADE MIX 6-Ql. Pl(G •CHICKEN• BEEF 42 MJB STUFFING PLUS I LA'wifv 0Au 0rus' M" .19 ? 5·0l Pl<G GARLIC • 4 5·0Z Pl<G CHE[~E loo G1'RLIC s1E't'~~'C~~u10Ns • 36 .zo ~ 7S·OZ Pl<G • 7 FLAVORS FUNNYFACE DRINKS b.5·0Z, CAN ~ CHICKEN OF THE SEI ~CHUNK LIGHT TUNA "O'L ; ~-~ t!Ji:;,1~ ~,.:_.-if~ • -. SAVl 4c 1 LB CAN • REG OR ELEC. PERK MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 14-0UNCE PACl<1'GE SWISS MISS COCOA 8-0UN~~ P1'Cl<AGE DREAM WHIP TOPPING 32·0Z PACl<AGE SUGAR IN THE RAW (07 .85 .83 .90 9 , RED •HICKORY •HOT CHRIS & PITTS BAR·B·Q SAUCE BTL ' • • 13-0/. j • ) -._J• $AWi IOc SO·Cl . BOX SUGAR TWIN PACKETS 48.75-0Z • GRAPE . CHfRnv 4:1 12 OZ. PUNCH FUNNYFACE ' SUPER SIZE D"INK MIX ' .43 6~·0UNCE BOTTLE • JUI CE OR MARTI NE LLIS 99 APPLE CIDER I •, <'o·\}l (AN • (",R[L N :-.NA(" LINDSAY 35 PITIED OLIVES I 16-0Z BOTTLE• 1000 ISLAND OR Q[LUXE FRENCH 65 WISH BONE DRESSI NG 1 lb Ol Bll •ITALIAN DRESSI NG 65<: q.oz PK G • OE[r N NOODLE OR HAMBURGER0 BOOSTER .47 sMti'clttRs 5PREsERvrs • 7 5 !H-OZ JAR SEEDLESS BLACK REARY JA~! .71 1?-0Z JAR CAA1'MEL • BUT TER<;COl CH SMUCKERS ICE CREAM 4Z TOPPI NG I 1?·0Z JAR • CHOCOL ATE f UDGE .44 1:?-0Z JAR • SWtSS Cl-IOCOLATE .47 I 1 ;5.oz JAR • !i lHA~'IBlllllY -· :I 75·0Z PKG BAITER N' BAKE COATI NG MIX .Z5 7 5 oz Pl<G • c1-1oc • VANILLA OR Cl-IOCOLATE CARAMEL (09 PILLSBURY FIGU RINES !A'sTER~s 'cHffic'E 'coif[('°Z3• £VERYD~Y OISCDUNT PRIC£S 6 5·0UNCE JAR SCHILLING 46 GARLIC SALTI d OUNCE JAR • m£EZE CAJCO TASTER'S CHOICE INSTANT COFFEE 32·0Z. eox • BANQUET J 39 FRIED • 89 CHICKEN I 9·0Z. BOX • NIBLET COAN • PEAS • M!XED \/EGE TABLES• GREEN BEAN~ GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES 14·0Z BOX • STUFfEO HOLLO~~AV GREEN PEPPERS .36 .84 l«l·OZ BOX• CABBAGE ROLLS .14 I I ·OUNCE BOX , 89 SARA LEE POUND CAKE 1 io-oz BAG • WHOLE\ ALPHA BETA ~TRAWBERRIES .85 rili[o' cHici<[N'o1~NER .59 ll'OIOAI Ol!tDIJfll PRICI 12·COUNT BOX IMITATION 5 T FUDGSICLES I l'·COUNl POP~tCl.F~ .57 FOUNTAIN ,.wr-1Jto ...... • JOE BERMUDEZ PRODUCE DEPT. HEAD FOOTHILL AT SAN ANTONIO )' .~~ , .. ' ' <\. ..... -.. ..; .. ·~ • . ' .... .".'!t.._ HENRY SAMANIEGO MEAT DEPT . HEAD WILLOW AT CASPIAN IN LONG BEACH ' ' - '<"1!'1 .. 1 N._,UP LA;;.N D~,, USDA GRADE A SOUTHERN GROWN ~ 1. • • FIRM COMPACT ARTICHOKES I ~CH VALENCIA ORANGES BLB BAG c THESE PRODUCE PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 23-29 • WED.-THURS. 12-0Z. BOX • UNICEO • ALPHA BETA ANGEL FOOD CAKE 8-P~CK •ALPHA BETA HAMBURGER BUNS 8-PACK •ALPHA BETA HOTDDG BUNS .54 .39 .39 j{i'.'LY' FiL{E'o aooNuTs .63 16-0UNCE BOX FIRESIDE GRAHAM CRACKERS 16-0UNCE BOX SUNSHINE CHEEZ-IT 12-01 CAN • MIXED LAURA SCUDDER NUTS/PEANUTS t WHOLE BODY FRESH FRYERS • , SUTCH.tR'S PR!Dt • BEEF PATTIE MIX BUD-GET .- BURGER BLADE CUT BEEF CHUCK STEAK BEEF ROUND BONELESS ROTISSERIE ROAST FRESH FROZEN LEAN GROUND BEEF PATTIES BEEF CHUCK BONELESS FAMILY STEAK .BEEF CHUCK BONELESS CLOO STEAK fLAVORFULL Y SMOKED CRISPRITE BACON BONELESS BEEF RIB STEAK ANY SIZE PACKAGE 1 LB. PACKAGE PICNIC FAVORITE EXTRA 89C LONG WIENERS u. 8-0UNCE PACKAGE IARflflR JOHN SKINLESS LINK SAUSAGE 1 ~.s 1~~ 1~~ THESE MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 23-29 • WED.-THURS. .49 .68 .99 STORE HOURS MON-FRI: 9:30-9:30 SAT: 9:30-8:00 SUN : 10:00-7:00 12-0UNCE PACKAGE HEBREW NATIONAL KNOCKWURST • 34 OR FRANKS I 16-0UNCE TUB • SOFT FLEISCHMANN'$ 6 I MARGARINE 1 31-0Z JAR • BARREL CURED 06SCAR,MAYER.WIENERS .89 75-0 Z CONTAINER ROD'S PIMENTO 59 CHEESE SPREAD I rliliME'8°joH'rl'w1rnERs .89 2-8-0l. TUBS • SOFT CHIFFON MARGARINE 16-0UNCE TUB IMO DRESSING 8-0UNCE CHUB - .53 .49 GALLO iitJ I lS ITALIAN SALAMI 13-0UNCE CHUB 2.10 • . ·-- • 24-0UNCE LOAF • G1ANT ALPHA BETA BREAD .45 ASSORTED TASTY KAKE SNACK CAKES AT DISCOUNT PRICES! CLAUSSEN'$ 96 KOSHER PICKLES , 7-0UNCE AEROSOL 67 REDDI WIP I EVERYDAY DISCOOHT PR!C{S 8-0UNCE TUBE •FARMER J0HN47 BRAUNSCHWEIGER 1 Y1 GAL BOTTLE HAPPY DAY 29 FRUIT DRINKS I 1·GALLON BOTTLE .57 W1 r1s.t!Y9 the t19ht lo r1!1,1s.t 11IH 10 COftltnfftitl dt1l1r1. Sain 11• collKltd Oii 111 llllb141 1111'111, S1h1l.Clt0n 9111•11'\tHd Of )'(WI fnOl'lty'ftl1111dtd • · topyttgflt '914 A.,.... BM• """"*1y. All 11#11'1 ~flied . • • I • ' ' . I ' • ._ .. ·--- Thermidor' s Quick Dish F'or :i 11 hilc !here, l.o.1b..,tcr TI11'rtn1dur 11a~ 1: 1·nlu1n1•d n10,tl1· 111 h·'>l••r11·al a1Tounts of hov.· pr1n1;1 donn:i:. 11 t'l't1 fc.:is!t·d <l! !be t11rn of lht' century 1~1 :.uth gl;1n1nrou:. res1<1ur;111 , ::~ lJehnu11JL•1·~ ur Ton y l';hJo1's. '.\011 . 'Iii··· 111.1: :· 11;1, i)('f'(Jl1~t· a 111·•1 f;111u•I• 1111 -11,.i. :;ingl1·:. ;111d 111:,, 11Pd'-11ot onh because CJf HS i>legant good 1<rslt•. l ut lit11·;.111se 1rs quit:k and e3s1· ro n1ake. Sou1h · ·\fncan rock ](Jbstl'r tad~ :Jrt• frozen. delicious. and, bl·SI <if ;1!1. there is .:ihsolult'!y no 11 :1~IL' F::1cli lail is so!irllv filled 11·ith tile !f·ndcr v•hitc rock lobsl1·r p;1t n<'f'dl'll 1 o prep:irt· !h1· dish. :ind !Ill' .'-hell IS lt'i 0\111 L'~llprfu! SL"!"\ 1ng dish. SUL:Tll AFRICA!\" Tl!Ell:\11DOR 6 14 01.. 1 frozen ruck lobsll'r Wits 1 t u1i b1111t r ur 1naq.~:1rtlll' 1 !'Lip flo11r 2 rups 1 l pin! J light crl':Jrn 1 ~ cuµ dr~ sherry 2 t•nns 13 ou11cC' size 1 s!1c1:d 1nu~hrourns. dr:iincd 1, traspoon nutn1ci; Sall 1 ~ l'U)J I::! uUlltl''-1 lll!L'I~ ~t:rlddl·d S11 is~ i·h1·i·~1· Parboil rbt.i ~llT 1a1ls by dro1)p1ng 11110 butlin..: ~;!l 'l•d 1\·:11t·r. I\ Ii c n \1 at ... r rebnils. boil for ~ n1inutes l)r;11t1 1111- tllf•dialcl.v :ind dr•'n1·h 11,11 I nild 1\:llt'r \1."ilh S<'l'-'\O!"" f•I! do11n !ht· cr-nter of hii rd s!1clls, lcngth- 1• 1st. 1.u1d c,1·1111·. up•·•1 ~)j .. j,-: I 1:1'110\P1111··11 HI o:h· 1,;<:t1· <in.! rL'srr vt· .«l11·lls I , "!1• .. l) l".Jc \.,. jr1!;ql'r 111!.'<l! I t t , (:1\ I \f,·1! IJ11t11 111s11'l'L'P[lll Siu· 111 flo111' :.i:•! .11t.I 11~l1l r rt ,1 111 ~r·u1ually ~11r 111 ··hprry nnd rn1;~hroio1ns. :-;11r 111 rock lob- S!L•r m1•:1t. add n11tlnl·g. and ~;dt 11 tc1•,t1• 'innon rnix1"r" bnck 111!0 shell;;. reserving ext ra ,<,;JUC'C' I 1];1( f' shl'lls on ;1 ~h·1lhn1 t-:i1.; ing pan Sprinkle lop 11• 1 t h shr!'ddf'd l'hr0.'il' ( Pl;'"" 111 ;1 fll"P·hf';iiC'·I !.n!, 41~J dt'grC't· r 01·1·11111111) ehe1·~L· rn1·lts t:ibuut Ill n11!1ul! s 1 Ser•·L' ,11i!h 1·.\tr;1 ·::HJ1'1' a'ld! 1·(111011· ru 1· 11 •lh r:1i~;:1.~ :O.Inkes 6 scr\111gs . \'ELLO \\' HltE \\"IT!! R.\I.Sl."\S ! C'U)l'> l'llfl\ I Ti rel flt"· 6 cups 11oilt·r I tab1e~p<J11n bul!<'r I t.1Diesp()l'1n :..1lt I cup r:lisins I stick 1:1nn:1n1011 l Bring \\';Iler tu boil. :idd butter. <.;;dt. raisins ;in(\ "inn:nnon S11r 11·e !I. ad(] rl Cl' gr;1tlu;ill\ Co\"t'r s:1url'p:.111 :1nll cook until nee is trntlcr, about :!:U ro 25 llllOUlt.'S. 11r.:iin !horoui::h!y ;:1n<l srrvr Hll!HL'clla tt:J~'. Put Zing in Spring Bit of Brew Tossed Into Great Salads \.\'h;11 tou!d be more ·'sprin~.v'' !han a fresh salad. v.·Jlh pi.'rhaps 11 few ingre1llc11ts from .vnu r very U\Vn gn rcl en. 1 ~ reas poon lemon Juice 1 1 teaspoo n garlic po'>l·d~r 1.1 cup bt.'er L'sC' .\OUr best salad bo\\'I and fill it \\'ith ro1nai11e, · e scarnlc, ton1atocs, cucun1hl·rs. radishes. shrunp, avocado. artichoke heart~ and egg \I l'ctges. to n;1n1e but ~ fl'11 of po~.-,1blr ing-redicnts . Blend 11111yonnaise. Jen1on juice and garlic po'>l'dcr. Gradu:illy stir in b c e r . Rufrigcra1t . OIL. \IL\'EGAR A.\'D SPICES ~ .::up s.1lad oil I\ Ctl[I I llH'gar A~ the drL'ss1ng 111 n s t definitely 1nakes the s;1lad. 1>rl'p:1n.' sevcr<il ;ind IC't people t!1oust• thf'ir fin·urill' ll ere .:ire rhrt'l' ~ugg1:.-.11or>.:> :1 I! l'nhant(·d by the fla1 or of beer. Yo11·11 be an1<11ed h0>1 <l bit of hrt:\\' t;in 1urn the ordinary into the uu u~ual. St•rvc quick nnd ca s y home1l1ath· bL'l'r hi:-,tuits with your spr111g salad. RL'SSIA\I IJHESSI ~(; I c:uµ chili stiut·i '~ cup n1:1~·onn<1~~c I I cup llL'l'r Ulend :ill 1ngr1 d1L·J1t::. and rr!rigl'rJt1 '' \ Y<J\ \AISE L>H ESSJ:'\G I t:llp 111ayonn111!;L' I I ("U!) bt'l'l" 1 1 teaspoon garlic po\\·dcr !r:1spoon oregano '' I L· 11 s p u o 11 I t al1an ~t.'a.~11n1nq 1, !L"asp<Hin t;irragon S;ilr ;1n<l µt;ppt:r ro taele l lix togrlher all b1grcdicnt1<1. Hefrigera!e. All s;il;id dressinjls yield npproxin1:1 1cly I cup. enough for 4 s11lads Refrigerate ut fea st I hour before using. 8hcik~ 11·ell before servi ng. BEElt BISCUITS 2 tup~ l11~rui1 n11x 1 ~ tup eold beer tll 1x 1ngrcd1<'nls and drop by spoonfuls onto grea.~cd cookie sheet. Place in 425 degree oven, '"icld · 10-12 bi scuits. Stuffing Fills Fillet Oeht1ous and ~111rac111r STUFFEfJ rlSll FllANCES 3-pound white-flesh fish with h1,.>acl an<l tail on, boned but left "'hole '1 cup unsalted butter or margarine ;:1 cup finely choppc of an 8-<>unce pocka~c hfrb-111 catd bread stuffing Wash and dry fish In ;1 10-inch skillet in the rot buacf"gently cook together the ooion. c·1•lery and mushrooms until tender; add bouillon cube and niash with wooden !poon until dissol ved. Off heat, stir in th 11 remaining ingredients. Stufl :1:-h 11 ith rn1xure and ~lo~l' np1.•n1n" u•ith skewers and ~iring or sew up wit h hta11\' \.\'hile thread and a daruing needle. Place on hullered foil in a shnltow pan. Hub top of fish v.·1th soft butter and sprinkle Wit h )lll prJka. Buke In a preheated 400- dt.1)(n-c O\'Cn unUI fl$ flake" easily and looks opequt when tcstt."t'I \.\Ith a fork -about 30 m111utes. J\.fakc91 ,• servings. • i"1iSCR H -, Dressed for Dinner Fish fillets , lean and \.\'hitefleshed, are a nulritious choice for meals (or a farnily, -'ncludi,ng tho1e n1emOOrs of it who are calorle.watdlers. Such frozen vnrietle.s as Greenland turbot, o c ea n perch. Pacific pollock and whiting make thrifty main courk'S. 'M1e following recipe for Fish Creole is an excellent dtsh. Served \.\'lth rice and len1on hiofcoll , lt's 11. hee.rty offering. FISH CREOLE I pound fre sh or fruzen fish llllats Salad oil I cup rice , cooked and hot Cerole Sauce, see below If frozen. thaw fillets . Pl&Cil in a "'·elJ<illed .!hallow baking pan ; if fillets are not free of 1kin, place them B.kln sido do"'·n ~au!le they "111 not be tun1ed. Brush fillet& with oil. Broil 3 to 4 inches from hlgh heat Wltil fish flakes easily and look1 opaque when tested with a fork -10 to 15 minutes. i&ues 4 serving~ ' ' CREOLE SAUCll! ' 1llcea bacon, cut into l· inch crosswise pieces Large onion, cut in thln sttipo Medium ,reen p e p p e r , seeded and cut In thin slrlpt 2 tablelJ)OOllS !lour I-pound can to 111 at o es , Wldrain«I 12 teaspoon sugar l sn1all clove garlic, minced Salt and pepper to taste Chill powder to taste. ~·r de!lred In a 10-lnch sklll~f. over lo heet, cook bacon until crisp; with a alotted spoon ren1ovt bacon and clr;:iin on brown paper. 'fo bacon f:it ln -.:klllrt nd•t onion and g1·lic11 1>ep1>et; coo1; gently, ftl lt'rl nR rtien, unt il transparent: 1vlth a slottc J sp~on rolT'ovc nnd sot usid1;. To remt1inin~ but'Qll ful in !lkillet add flzur: cook over rnctllum ht'ut. st I r r i n ;-, ccnstautly. unlll fh.:ur is hghtl.\ tro\\•ncd. Slir in iJ:ucon. onion and p:rrcn rc1:ncr 11·ixturc 11nQ U1l.' ren1:.iining I 11 g r r I\ i c n l s Sin1rrl·1-. u11cO\'Crcd lL n I :-Ut·rin~ cftt'.l, for · about 111 n1inutcs. Big Family B·B·O' s cost less wit h over 14.600 I· PIGGY BACK I PLArlTS I I I' s39s I 0 to4NC,l.~ I •o• I . I. -------------1-------------- INDOOR : BOSTON I ~ ' ~ ~.. .. ' D BAKED POTATOES ... : ... : .... 41 ' D APPLE PI E .............. : ........ 'l'' D JENO 'S SNACK TRAY .......... '1" D DH BOY LASAGNA .......... : '2" .[ ··: f .. t~ 1Jl(I' • 12 OZ PKG. IW:..w'".awli Fresh Salads <ANf. ANO.USON I• I l 01 •.OWO 39· • MACAllONI t • COLf SLAW • HEAtTH l!A SAIAO ' "'c="r_.e .. s""c"'e""n~t Rolls 41)t '"'U I°' 6 Lt. l11peri1I Mug1rlH • • . 1' O<•IO...' •• 69' 43c Com Oil MlfllflDI , . •• • • • • •1' ... <{. ..... , '"', 63• 05c Blutlonr.tl .'~.'~1 ••• fiLllfU•• "1 .. _. • . •. 15n Bls"I'• hl''''"'''·•c: 15' • y •••.••• ,., • ~. ULTRA-BRITE • • IOOll<PA5IE • • REG ~ Ol • • IUY ONl 71c • & Gf.f ONE • • IRll! • • • ENVELOPES • • 10'' WM!ft-•oxro • .. ,.,,, discounts -throughout the store. PLANTS : FERN GR('-l 39c I . s4:?9 VARl!TY I I 0 ...... (·l~ I PO b J"" POIS I ............................................... TllftlmtWT DISCOUNT SllPERllAM£TS Will I! Open MEMORIALDAY 10 '" I 71·•· MONDAY. MAY 27 . D ,;~;, ' ~ ' "Ct<fC'( WITH YOIJl lOC'-l lt<llfllM~~! fO~ ~~1' ' ."QI t<;uP5 .............................................. ~ 0011 l'Ol.ICY OUAU.NUft tHfSI f'llCIS TO if: IN (tPfCf Al lfASf 7DAY) WfO MAT i1 l'T'U I .I I •·' 1 ~· . ~ Start Your Outdoor 8.8.Q.'s Today! TENDER. LEE GRADE 'A' '"'" I I,_ FROZEN t CALIF. GROWN I l-22 LSS. LB. SLICED BACON RATH CfDAll rAlt.ltS Fresh Produce at Discount " VALENCIA ANGEi . ' PUREll' GOLD • u. "\"'"''" LA URASCUDOER Sll!': ;. \ -~ 9 '1'1 -Ol. TWIN PAO: ! \ \I. REG. ;R CIP ~ F' . CA. : f· •J ~--,'.,,..-l. • • • • • • • • • • • •'" • • • • • • •. • .. ; • • • ' A D KRAFT MIRACLE WH IP . . . . . . . 39' 1<!!Y FRIED CHICKEN .. '1" D OH BOY PIZZA ·.·.: ... : . . .. 11" D TATER-TOTS .... :: : .' .......... 68' • -........ ,,l~UO(;oofWIO\O[• s9•• l<JO>•!'l•.t.. ,,1., ·95 < Tiii High "'" G•nON AiJple Will , , .,. OID -"'"!' '10'' •uoo~s ·...,. "'"' 95' AKllnl Ate .....u c.•u~ S!r1wb1rry Hiil .. '.".'~ 270 I Harbor Blvd., Co1ta Mffq • 13922 Brookhurst, GaNMll Yt 1308 W. Edinger, Santa Ana• 5856 Woc1ier, Huntington leach• 2381 '1 EtToro, El Toro • l ' • 1 l 1 .. • ' ' • ! • • Wf'dnrsday, May 22, 1974 DAILY PILOT 39 Nostalgic Treat Adapts to Modern Appliances, Methods . By CECILY BROWNSTONE MMCltfW '""91 ''" W"ter DEAR CECILY: Your poppy....seed cake recipe (in \vhich the seeds \vere soak"d but not ground) brought back m~·es of days long ago when peot many hours on Sa ya grinding poppy seed in an okl.faahtoned colfee grinder ror my mothers's homemade "moon s e e d • ' bread and rolls -or biscuits as we called them. We never beard of using unground poppy seed other than on top of large hard rolls. After the poppy seed was ground, il ~·as mixed with sugar, milk nnd butter to nH1ke a paste. This paste was spread on dough which Yt'as roned and put into pans for bread, or pu t by spoonfuls into dough <ind covered for the biscuits. The result, baked to a beautiful brown ln a coal and \\"OOd stove (\lilh butler dabbed on top of each loaf and biscuit while baking), was real eating. Not only \\'as this good, but it served better than the rabbit test. \\'henever my sistrr·in·law evinced a great desire ror "moon seed" biscuits or bread v:e all knew she was pregnant. Jt was infall ible. Your recipes are good. Please don't ruin my last Illusion by telling me that "Cecily Brownstone" is just a name like "Betty Crocker." - NOSTALGIA remove rrun heat. Add yeast and 2 teaspooru: sugar; stir w1lil dissolved . In a large mixing bov.1! blend e~ yolks, sour creain, butler and remaining 3~ cup milk. Stir In Yeas miXlurt. Slir together the flour , ~ cup sugar and the salt; add to y~t mixture; blend until HEIR TOMATO KETCHUP smooth -dough will be sticky. roll ~14 of the dough into a 15 same way ; place on the cookie reduce heat to 350 degrees and 1 cups milk O>ver and refrigerate for 12 by a inch rectangle. Spread sheet, making sure it is well bake until golden -25 to 30 13 cup raisins hours. Divkie dough into 4 with J,'4 of the Poppy..seed apart from the other roll. minutes longer. 2 egg yolks equal parts. Filling. Let rise 'ii hour at room Remove to wire racks lo t,3 cup honey Keep portions of dough you non up In jelly-roll fashion ; temperature. "'coo1. Repeat procedure with ~ii cup sugar are not working w i th plaoe along one side of a A11x egg white with ~ remaining two parts of dough. l teaspoon cinnamon refrigerated. buttered 17 by 14 inch rookie teaspoon water: brush rolls Aiakes 4 coffeecake rolls. In an electrlc blender. grind On a floured pa s t r y sheet with half the abnonds. POPPY.SEED Fl.U.J.NG 1t~ of the poppy seed at a time. cloth w J t h a floured Using another +'• of lhe Bake in a preheated 400-1 pound (about 3 cups) In a I-quart .saucepan stir stociinet-covered rolling pin, doll£h, make a second roll the degree oven for 10 minutes ; poppy· lleed together the ground poppy IT'S TIE IEAL THll COCA COLA __ ;:_:_ _______ -"----------'--~------ VOii WIEIEll OR HAMBURGER BUNS • ILADECUT CHUCK STEAKS • FRESHLY GROUND BEEF • VONS VALUE VONS VALUE ~YONSVALUE . seed with the remaining ingredients e x c e p l the cinnamon. Stirring constantly, bring to boiling point ; reduce heat and c..'OOk. stirring constantly, untU mixture thickens -15 to fD minutes. Stir in cinnamon. Cool completely. Makes 4 cups. -- FARM FRESH FRYERS DEAR NOSTALGIA -Your delightful poppy·sttd reminiscence prompts me to offer the following recipe that calls for grinding thf see<l and ~ GROCERIES GROCERIES ~PRODUCE ~YONSYALUE .. · .. MEATS ~YONSVALUE ~MEATS making-it into the sort of , - paste you describe. . ~ -~ This past.e i..s used as the till KRAF1111rout.AA01uo:Olff 3 7 · limng roc coffeecake rolls. The B·B·Q SAUCE recipe came lo me from a ,IM)ON(';lJAA • friend who purloined it years ago from her motber-in·lal'I· \!.'ho was a fantastic baker. ~ly friend uses her electric blender for grindini;: poppy seed (as do 11 but she rc1nembers that her mother· in· law had a ·small metal poppy-seed mill. ~1y name is for real -it's on my birth certificate! C.B. 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USDA Choice Top Round Sinks "1.69 USDA Choice Family Steaks ';~\'., 1.59 Sirloin Tip Steaks u~~~i;.~~!E LB 1.89 Ii CENTER CUT 85 ~~~frcc~2c~STS te • Shoulder Clod Roasls '0'\~,',"·' uo.1.49 Boneless Round Roasls ,?;.~~~:, ... 1.49 USDA Choice Rump Rauls ·~~· .. .1.39 Boneltsa Chuck Roasts o':~":. ..1.39 ~FARMERJOHN 59 ~.'?~~!,D 5· ~~.~. le • Seeded or Dnian H1mburg1r Buns .~ .43 Fresh Layer Clka .~:~':~~~;~\ .99 Applts~c1 or Powdnd 01111111 ~ .75 IO 111 A.cfal• A.ft., at lroolchtrst, HuntillCJlon leach lacJuna Hiiis Plaza, EJ Toro · 34081 ~nr Pen DrlYe, Capls~ leach , 5922 EdlllC)tr A. Ye., at Sprh19dale, HuntillC)ton Beach 21 082 Beach llYd., HuntillCJlon leacll 17950 MaC)llolia, Fountain Valley· • ' l • I • • • ' . . . :fQ DAILY PILOT Peach: A Light Ending . Hot 'fruit desserts fit almost • any type of menu, but ... especially add I l!ibt finish to f, a 11urdy, hearty meal. c.nn.d f or frozen fruits are always · · quick and easy to use. Even fresh fruits coot t e n d e r quickly. Grilling fans will enjoy ' doing these deliciou.s desrerta OWi' the coals. Put the fro.it and flavorings together iD hea''Y d u t y aluminum foil to heat after main-meal grilled foods are served. HOT Bll'ITERED RUM PEACHES 1 can (29 ounces) peach halves ~ cup brm:\11 sugar 4 tea.\l)OOOs butter o r margarine 3 tablespoons rum Fold a 14-inch piece heavy duty aluminum foil in half. Turn up all four eidcs 1 'h-lnch to make edge. Miter comers to make an 8" to 9" square foil grill pan. Drain peaches, reserving syrup. Set hah·es, cut side up, in foi l pan and pour in syrup aOOut ~~ up peach sides. FiU each peach center 1~:it h sugar, rum and dot with butt.er. dividing amount s bctv;een the halves. Place on gl-111 over low heat coals·untll peaches are hea led through. Serve lvith . a dollop of whipped toppiNl. ltfakes 6-8 . . ' • W!dnesday, May 22, 1<174 . SPRINGFIELD ICE CREAM HALF GALLON FLAT CARTON LAURA SCUDDERS POTATO CHIPS PiUow Pack 12 01. Bag -Re<Jlllar 85' ' ..... ,.-........... . -. . . . ' ' RED .RIPE TOMATOES 23~ 7 P.M. FIRST OF THE SEASON 29C PEACHES LI. SWEET "N" JUICY NAVEL ORANGES 15~ YOUR CHOICE FRESH GREEN ONIONS zc OR . CRISP RED RADISHES IUHCH MEW CROP WHITE ROSE I 9C POT A TOES LB. MILD BERMUDA • senings. -. --------~.a. ___ ,_. __ -----·~ (For fresh peaches. substitute water or Iruit juice for syrup.) · Poultry 1- F avor i te Stewed Modern recipe for e.n old· time favorite. ALL-IN-ONE CHICKEN STEW 2~~ to 3·poond bnMlet-fryer, cut up Salt 1 teaspoon paprit.a ~4 cup rotter or margarine 1 Y, cups water I table>poon instant minced ooion I teaspoon dried thyme :! (l<k>unce) packages fro"Zen mixed vegeW>les I-ounce package refriger- ated OOttennilk biscuits Sprinkle chicken with I teasflOOO salt and the paprika. In a large skillet in the hot butter, brown chicken. Add water, onion and thyme; simmer, covered. until alrtl06t tender -2tl to 30 minutes. Add vegetables and 12 teaspoon salt; bring to a boil. Top with biscuils and simmer, uncov~red. for IO minutes. Cover am simn1cr uni ii chicken is tender and biscuit· dumplings cooked - 1 0 minutes longer. Remo\.·e chicken and dumplings to sen·ing dish and keep warm. Make gravy using liquid in skllle1: poor over chicken and dumplings. ~lakes 5 to 6 sen·ings. Lettuce Thank FBI a wire lettuce basket or inexpensive salad boy,·I with a handsome, fresh head of iceberg lettuce. Tuck in a boUle cl. your favorite dressing and pe rhaps an extra loss.on such as a package of Danish blue cheese or jar of marinated artichoke hearts. A great v.-ay to gretl the new neighbor or say "thank you" for a kindness. SPRINGFIELD ~ ONIONs3 ~ 25c ~ MAYONAISE . $H0RMS: ..t·,:-n .,.;,...,.~ .. FULL QUART ' ·-" ;P.IGS· FEEJ. -~;•IG 14 o;.·~,.a ~ ' ' - GOllTWS. • ' . ~~QQF~SH CAKES LARGE FRESH GRADE "AA" 12 OL CANS ZACKYFARMS CALIFORNIA GROWN Cf)UALITY POULTRY NO PRESERVATIVES ADDED • ZACKY GRADE "A" 43c FRYING CHICKEN LB . 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V.CICY GR.ADE "A" 89f.. FRYING CHICKEN LEGS + THIGHS '" .z.t.CICYGRADE"A" 98~ FRYING CHICKEN BREAST '" r IA.RM FRESH SLICED BOLOGNA IAR M IULK smE WIENERS u.s:D.A.' CHOICE ' EXTRA LEAN BEEF BRISKET Cl.W FIB.D · AMERICAN CHEESE EA.CH SUCE WIW'l'ID /o I 89ft,, ' 891' $14~ 49:._ ' COSTA MESA PLACEMTIA • 19th and Plactnffa 710 w. ~hap- . ' High r I • Language · Elevates This Low-Calor.ie By BARBARA GIBBONS roll-ups. 3 tablespoons instant rice Co\'er · and cook for three mlnutes, tmtil fish is cooked If preparing se\'eral, set the1n A!11 you ft u en t In • And when they ask what ~• teaspoon rosemary minutes, stirring occasionally. through. Makes six servltigs, on a tray in your oven at low "l\lenucse?" you're serving, tel\ them eggs 1 tablespoon leDlOD juice .. Remove rrom hea t and set J65 calories each. temperature. a b o u t 200 or fish "Florentine." aside for five minutes or • degrees. witil ready to serve. "l\1enuese" is an intern•· Both reelpes are deli·cio· "' \~ cup water CHEESE 0 MELE T I I n~~·· a sort of 6 n .. ~ fiill •• 11 I ' more. N Have spinach well pressed tiona a.-o-~ ' yet low in calorie& ... .a great Ow11.1etr e~ i FLORE l'l'Il\'E of all mo1·slure. ly Esperanto favored by po·-'-) Put about three tabiespoons snoo \l:ay to sneak spinach Into unu:i head\vaiters, chefs and self-people who obJ'ect to veget-lO~!i ounce condensed of the spinach mixture on each fot" each serving: Spray a small frypan or led gounne•--"·h-m l!OUp fish fillet and roll up. Secure 3 eggs omelet pan with lccllhin sty wi. ables on principle. 1'"1"' ""' \Vhile the normal luncUon of 2 tablespoons white wine vt'ith toothpicks if necessary. 1l cup cooked or CaMed ooating for no-fat frying. ~feat l:inguage is tO communicate, FLOUNDER FWRENnNE \'. cup water Arrange the fillets in a chopped spinach over high Dame. "~fenuese" sometimes serves \'::cup chopped onion Paprika shaUow baking dish and bake plnch of nutmeg Add lightly beaten eggs and the opposite ~se ... to 1~ cup chopped red bell Combine onion, pepper or at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. 1i ounce shredded part-skim v.·ait one minute. Gently lift obscure the obvious and coin· pepper or pimiento pimiento, splnach, rice . C.Omblne soup, "'ine and mozzarella cheese eggs with a s pa tu 1 a . plicate the simple. 1 package frozen chopped rosemary, lemon ju.ice and pour over fillets. Sprinkle with salt and pepper permitting uncooked portion lo Wednesd1y, May 22, 1q74 Menu \\'hen eggs are almost set, ·sprinkle \Yith cheese, spinach and nutnteg. Unroll onto a plate and plaee in warm oven until serving lin1e. Each omelet, 292 calories. For nlore n1ain course omelets and easy egg ideas, send a stamped, s el r - addressl'd envelope and 2S cents to Sl.I~I GOURP-1ET EGG DIET RECIPES. in care of the Daily Pilot. 50 \Vest Shore Trail, Sparta , N.J. 07871. DAIL V PILDt 41 "Florentine" Is a favor ite'i--'_:P_in_ac_h _______ w::.:•::te::r_:in::..:.:s•::•::ce.".pan=. ____ .".pa~p::.•l:::k::•·_:B::•::.k•:.:•::":..:•::dd:i:::ti::on::•:_l 1::5 __ ~::.:::1ake ometets one at a time. _ru_n_u_nd_e_rneath. \\'ord of n1enu scribes. It ------------------------ sin1ply means "spinach,'' Creamed chicken is just 1.:reamed chicken until you put it on spinach. Then it's "Chicken t~lorentinc" al an extra dollar or t"·o. The hiqher-prlct'd the main course. the more likely it wilt bt' translated into "Menuese." The rationale of applying the \\·ord "Florentine" to dishes served \Vith spinach is that spinarh is a very popular \'Cgctablc in Florence, Italy. If ll's not a popu1ar rc,...et.able at your house, try tu~king spinach into a cheese 01nclcl or hiding it in flounder Feast Without A Fuss A\I week-enders n e e d CO•'l'•l .. T ,-ltlt ,., lV(•• l l'M•I, !IK. &LL ••••II ••lla ... 11> MOit LUCK' ltOtll WILL II OPEN MEMORIAL DAY MOMDAY,MA12nM lOI .. A.Iii\. 10 l't00 P.M. Don't Be Mislead By A Few So-ailed 1Specia/s'' .•• T me a· 'lilt bg _Men mater Over-al Savings For You So-called "specials" are often sold at a loss. To make up these losses, other supermarkets charge higher prices for hundreds of shelf items, and there go your "savings"'! Our TRUE DISCOUNT PRICING means consistent low prices in all departments at all times. This puts more food on your table, leaves more change in your pocket. After all, isn"t that what REALLY counts? '••Cll••I C"ICOUloTUI I •Cl'T (If< •Al<t·T••OIO .. ~ 0 oo~•· NMI ~ T (OltT•OLLI D 11 ... , .. OUI ,.Kl P>tOnCf\Olll '°'IC' GUAl&llfftl lllH( Hil(d to M -~ >:-IPNtT1WI ltOM WID.,DAI MAJ J~ fJltU 11111N1 •tf JI,._ tt11"". -. • • . sii. t is.f )'.in&..-. ~orJ!ica l . Jood 1hat is easy to prepare, pack and serve. ---- Economical ground beef is a ~rest meat for on·the-go 1nc<1.ls. and Sv.·ed_ish meat balls are especially tasty. Impress y.JUr happy \\·anderers v.•ilh your cooking skills. But don't be kept away fron1 the outing fun. SWEDfSH MEAT BALLS Purchase or make approxi· matelv 2 cknen frozen SwediSh meatball;; 2 13blespoons butter or mar- garine 2 tablesp00ns nour 1 l teaspoon !'ialt 1~ teaspoon dry mustard '• leas?Xln pepper 2 cups milk or half and half The evening before leaving prepare sauce. r..lelt butt.er or margarine in a saucepan; stir in nour and seasonings. Add milk or half :ind half all at once; stir until mixture thickens. Cool, stirring often; rover and refrigerate. To pack, stir sauce well; pour over frozen meat balls slO\lt'i}' SO it noY.'S between balls. Cover; pack int o insulated bag. At mealtime, heat slo .... ·Jy 10 serving temperature. f.\ake!> about 6 servings. IMPORTANT: Don't plan to store meat balls prepared this v.·ay for more than 1 to 3 days. For longer storage, baUs r.ced to be covered with a broth or gravy to retain their fine navor. If no freezer is available, prepare and combine well- chilled meat balls and sauce; chill well, cover and pack into insulated bag or portable refrigerator. Heat as directed abo\'e. Tuna Loaf Refreshing Good change from meat. TUNA SPINACH LOAF J (61kor·7-ounce) carui tuna in vegetable oil 2 cups soft fresh bread crumbf II cup milk 2 egga, allghUy beaten 1 teupoon lemon juice 1 smalf onlon, finely grated " (pulp and Juice) · 'f4 teaspoon pepper l lHlunce package f r o i e n chopped spinach, thawed and well drained Drain tuna; turn Into a larie mlllng bowl and wltll a fork Oak• finely. Add rem•lnlni lnlJldlen!I; m11 well and let ·~ unUI bread a-bl !""I ol Dquld -about a mlnl\16- Greue bot1olD lld4 tlJlel of • 11>.quarl llMr '""' dllh: line botlol!l wltll loll lll.vlnl II come ~ about ~Jndi on lon8 •Idea: ...... loll. '111111 .... llllllwe llllo dlali. Bab In I .... loll '7&- JleCree .... Until -.. firm -about ~ llllnUta. '1'11111 out; ....... ldl. -at once with ai-S.uco. 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'.:l5S' OSCAR MAYER cono SALAMI ....••.. ,,.i~: 1.21 PILLSBURY EXTRA LIGHT BISClJITS ......... l: 16' AMERICAN CHEESE FOOD ..... ~.=:oC:o~l .41 DAIRY PRODUCTS ~LADY LEE YOGURT ......................... 1.'::t'~20' ,rLAOY LEE ICE CREAM ............•...... ~.~~.~ B9' WHIP G WHIPPED TOPPING .••.......•.•..... '.:\::42' VITA PAKTORANGE JUICE ...•................ ~1~79' HOUSEHOLD ITEMS .,-. SOLO PLASTIC CUPS ··················"""\:'1.09 VILLA PAPER PLATES ......................... ~:;;81 ' VILLA STYROFOAM CUPS ................... ,,t·.~ 45' LADY LEE BRIQUETS ................••..........•. :::BS' DOWNY FAIRIC SOFTENER ....•............. '.',~ 2.33 PAMPER DIAPERS ...............•.. ~.'~.~.~ 1.05 DIXIE CUPS 3 oz ......................... "'.'==:99' ALL PACKAGED GOODS ,r~,!~J,Eo~!or'!~ crBYGNS 33• ,r BATTER 'H BAKE MIX .........•..•..•••••••• ~:'.~ 24' ,r SUNSHINE VIENNA FINGERS .............. 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JOl:;.H,i:,•;t~::,29· Q""'GAINES DOG FOOD .................. ~.~=~2.04 JONNY CAT CAT LITIER ...........•..•••••.•..• .':: 59' LOW SUDS DETERGENT HNY'f duty laundry d•l•rf.';., 1ot•lr 210 t-11 oul 11\to ft•p.Oown 1oil •• ,,,,.,,.,,,., ••••• 1Sl' OL IOX DIS HALL DISHWASHER DETERGENT ,_., d•l.,09ftl lor OUIOl'l'IOlk dl1tiw.1h•r1, om. yovr dlthe• tiy9i.nic1llr cl""·, ..•.• , ••••• , .so OJ.. IOX !Hn'1A-llwY .. •• ~ '" Or ... c...,,. ArN -· 111 W. &A ,_LU .,,_ 111 If. ITAft UUIM llft. """' ,.,. . •11 U. Nl.U. AflllltC (Mi.... . ,, ... --..... --l -·-nm llC\• nrm ""'.,..."""n -"'""" •• , 6Mlnl '""' ..... -.aA CllKl .td..C ~• lllu ' • .,, UllT IMN.t .... "" ~-· ~MAN ...... CMll - GROUND BEEF FRESH FRYERS ~ WIENERS ANY SIZE PACKAGE USDA GRADE• A Gi fkt! LADY LEE 1111' 9 UllCONOITIDllllLl'I' 1 c IOllDID IX. LIAN 01. lllf LI 1.21 LI JO:J~~~E:·~:.. 3 7 c,, CUT-UP IOUTMllN fl1'DS •• 4Sc LI ALL MIAT f uLL 1 •ou1oo ,., •• o. 66c FRO:Z:EN FOODS JENO'S PIZZERIA STYLE PIZZA .......... ~:1.59 OH BOY STUFFED POTATOES. •...••• :C'.~~:::41' FLEISCHMANN'$ EGG BEATERS .... _ ••..• : ... '.:1l93' TREE TOP APPLE CIDER ••••.....••........ ~:!:: 67' CANNED FOODS _...LADY LEE APPLE JUICE •••.••......••••.••••. ~.~i 89' .,.+MOTI'S APPLESAUCE •••..•••....•..••.•••.•• '.',~47' .,.+REAUMON LEMON JUICE ....•..••••.•••••. '.·~: 53' .,.+CRANBERRY COCKTAILORINK .. ~.!:';';1.99 TREESWEET DRINKS ................. 1.~~~0~6 l' TREESWEET ORANGE JUICE •••.•.••••.••••••••. ~.~79' TREESWEET GRAPEFRUIT JUICE •.•..••••..... ~.~ 81' TREESWEET JUICE BLEN0 .•••...•.•.. ".'.'.".':'.~~=52• .,.+DEL MONTE PRUNE JUICE •••••............. ~.~i49' .,.+ SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE ....•......•••...•.. ~.~: 59' _...HALLEY'S BEAN SALAD ......••.......... .'.':~41' _...HARVEST DAY TOMATOES .......•......... ;~::22· VAN CAMPS PORK & SEANS ..•.........••...• ?;::37' ,r CHRIS & Pim B.8.Q. SAUCE ....• ,,.,,'l'f,~54' GULDEN SPICY BROWN MUSTARD ........ ',~23" ,rEARL Y CALIFORNIA OLIVES ..•••.. '.~:~~~;;!39 ' _...EARLY CALIFORNIA RELISH ..•••...•. '.'."'ri::':~ 57' _...CHB DIU PICKLES ..••.••.•.. : ..•.... ~.':W!l69' ,:, I,,,,,' ll) ff lH~ flNlSl OUA\IT'r' AVAllf\Pl~ 1 11 l .1·r~r1Jt tn~1.i P1 1 •" CANNl:D FOODS CHB MAYONNAISE ................................ ~!! 83' _...CARNATION CHUNK TUNA ........... ~~."/:!49" _...ORLEANS COCKTAIL SHRIM~ ...........• '.:1:89' .,.+REESE SMOKED OYSTERS ................. '.~l: 49' .,.+HALLEY'S CHILI W/BEANS.. . ........ .''..~~SI' DENNISON CHILI WITH BEANS ............ ~J.197' .,.+PLANTERS MIXED NUTS ........... '.'~=1 .06 .,.+PDQ CHOCOLATE DRINK MIX ..... ~·~::'J'::l 63' LOMA LINDA SOYALAC FORMULA ..... ~~45' MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE •..•• ~.:1.84 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ............ '.~ 1.0~ IUOll(-.•-- .... MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ....... :::!3.05 -OI 111(1111[ l'IN YUBAN INSTANT COFFEE ............... '!1.68 .... YU BAN COFFEE .........•.............. i:3.27 -... 01 UCfaA N il( DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL. ............... ~~50· DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE ...•........... 11~i~t!29' DEVERAGl • SPIRITS GOLD SEAL GIN 80 PROOF ................ :~·~:7.S9 MATEUS ROSE' WINE ........................... ".~3.19 CHIQUITA ltQUILA ..........••................. l\'3.99 DUALITY AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS •1' I. (llM'•U lf .. I J.YU .lilt.a »Jt It. llltta ltlfn ""' um-.oet•""" .. _. -·:::.,.,.---.. -.. -1•1 .,._Ml lftUT Wlllntll llffl0 IAlffA ff Anwl ttum• w •· ltClll mm ---tpaf .,.. ...... ,m1r "' ... ,. ..... ...,. NJJTllM '" ............. ..... ,,.A& SUllX ''""on.ntly ••011 lnlu: W/¥111>'• tool, cfvtl COY•t. 39( "..aoo-JD,'', • •, •• GUlllUTWIUHTOI CIWlll "'""'*"" .,_.in. ,e1l•1oonce. 99c l710J.,,., 7.J OE :i.'/:'°" QIOl '' 11n1 .............. 1 011M9Vf m SllAT ~::~.~: ...•• ' • i'WTIC ICI. lllf ·~~~:: .... 76c ms:-.:~ ...... 11c . L~ ...... 27c POITAlll GRIU Compi.t• wllh ~ , .... ol Mi toe I• ctlon:oo ..•. , , • "7 - hM Gl'lll U.O. .•••..•....• 61' ildosula WI, Tw~·l"-<.iilwy •'Yl••ltti....,, .9hae• MM. 4JJ AIU. telor ...... , WWll'Oll ~~~ ..... lie I • ' I .. ~ . .. . . • . . . . . ' • • , 42 DAILY PILOT ~1tdn~S<11y, May 22, l'l/4 ' PILOT-ADVERTISER 4 Voight: 'Cowboy' to 'Conrack' By JOHNA BLINN NEW YORK -Actor Jon \'oight finds food scenes a "very revealing way to say ~i to the audience about the character you're playinf." Yet, -.·hen Jon is at home in California 'Aith his \I' i f e , li!ardleline and their 11· month-old son, Jamie, he often skips meals or leaves in the m!ddle of them, ju.st be<:ause he's • daydreamer! "I think about all beha,·ior in terms ol. my own craft. Jn a fUm, it's an opportunity to tell something about the character. "For example. does he smoke Dr doe..'1l't he smoke? If he 's eating, I v.·ant to knov.· v.·hat the prop man's going to bring. And, then, jus1 by the vta.y he eats something, you can reveal sonlething about his character." In terms of "Conrack," his mcgt recent mo\"ie r o I e. Voiiht said, ''Con ra ek probably does bachelor type ooo\cing. He would use biscuil mix because he's oot a cook. "He's coru;cloos about cooking but not very tOOrough about doing it. If yoo t"<·er had a meal in his house, he might ~rve something he liked and had gone out ol his way to learn to prepare. "Certainly he doesn't have rarified food tastes, so meat and .potatoes would do.'' Voight mJ.ght ha\•e been talking about himself. "I'm a mn-<oak. If I hat·e to · dessert of \'anilta ice C'rea111 topped \\'ith crushed "\'lorld, Copper Kettle or other health food restaurants in California, but occa!>ionally. I like to break that and ha,·e a French meal \\·ith sauces and v.ines.'' ~larcheline shares Jon · s preference for sin1p!e f8re. ineluding big salads and m<tny fresh vegatables. ra1-r or lightly steamed. Entertaining <:alls for tts S\1-'telened ra sp be rr its, sprinkled \Vith brandy. JON VOIGHT'S ARTICHOKl!:S, <.:AUFORNIA ST\'Lt: for tht arllrhokes : 4 artichokes I teaspoon sail Boiling v.•ater I tablespoon lemon juice \\'ash artichokes; cut off steins at base and rcn10\e small botton1 lea\'eS . l r desired, trin1 tips of lea\'es anU cut off about l inch fronl top of artichokes. Stand artichokes uprig:ht in deep saucepen l<1rge enough to hold s1H1gty . Add salt and enough boiling water to reach a depth of 2 to :: inch~s Jll saucepan. Add le1non juice. Co\·er. Boil gently 30 to -IS minutes or until base can t.e pirr('e::I easily 11ith fork. Add a little more "'ater if needed. Gently spread lt'a\'es and remove choke {thistle porlio11 i fro1n center of artichokes 11·ith n1e1al spoon. Turn artichokes upside do"'" lo drain. For lhe nl~rinad~: I teapoon salt 11 teaspoon pepper 1 2 teaspooH dry 1nustard I teaspoon \Vorcestershirc 1 ~ teaspoon crushed oregano lea\'es. 1 tablespoon finely minced green onioo 1 clove garlic, crushed 2 tablespoons vinegar 1J cup sala;I or rilive Clil · ~ teaspoon crushed oregano leaves Conlbine a 11 ingredienl:.. Beat "'ell and spoon o\·er artichokes. Chill 6 hours or overnight. o ccasion a 1 l ~· spooning marinade o v c r artichokes. ServP. marinade as dip for leaves, if desired. --~DIJU)@IT ~ooo / Actor Jon Voight is a noncook who loves ' simple food, dining out. ~.~ ............ . •Jt~l-daY.:bar ue feast fr .,'' fl-~drij~~~td Meat Master meats. I I " . . ' , ·' Now Is a super time for a barbeque while meat prices are way · below January highs. And Ralphs Meat Master meat Is guaranteed to be tender and flavorful or your money back. Combined with sunrise fresh com on the cob, your barbeque will be a feast. Super Produce We'll stake our reputation on It. New Crop Fresh Corn _.09 F11vortul Super Deli Large R1lph1-Me1t~or ' ;1 eat anything, I will go buy " some~fiJ-already prepared ,,. '-------or., w man· a s2f(!W\ctror ------Beef cantaloupes ~.'..19 --50-----~~da Onions -, ..... 10 ' hamburger. "I'm a generous sandwich maker, lavi5"h with butter. tomatoes. and letiuce heaped on the bread. I like ic-e cold milk. Left to my own de\ices. I'm really in quite a lot of trouble because I'm wch a dayttreamer. "l'rn a Pain in that 11·ay because • if I'm absorlled in ~g. t often don't hear ~en I 1et called to the table. "If I spent time cooking something nice for someone, I'd erpect tttem to cotne to the table and be appreciati\'e and on time," he said, grinning. "! like \"ery simple food. I prefer that to elaborate foods prepared from ~ipes. "I enjoy ~ting in The Old simple a mmu 3! brolled lemon-buttered swordfish or fillet of 90le, gami of t·egetables, a huge salad and a Apricot Dessert's Lucsious These cookies are ooe idea from the pamphlet Bran for All Occasions. A free copy may be obtained by writing to Kay Kellogg, ll-OJ: KB, Kellogg O>mpany, Battle Creek, f\.fich. 49016. LUSCIOUS APRIOOf BARS 13 cup finely rut dried ai--lo:rts ~!i cup regular margarine or botltt 14 cup granulated sugar 1 cup sifted regular all· puIJlC)Oe fiO<Jl' 1'J cup all·bran or Bran Buds cereal 1 ~ teaspoon baking pov:dcr '• t.easpom salt t cup finnly packed brown sugar 2 eggs t; teasp:x>n Yanilla fla\·oring \6 cup finel y chopped nuts Olnfectioners sugar Rinse apricots; place in Mnall mixing bov.·I. Co\·er v.·ith \"el')' hot \\'afer. Let stand 10 minutes or until fruit is tender; drain "·ell. Set asidi? For crust. measu r e margarine, granulated sugar and "' cup of the floor into small ~:ting bo\l'l ; beat until srmoth .and creamv. ~!ix in all-bran cereal. · Spreed mixture e\-enlr in bQtfjlm cl mgrease<J 8x8'2· lnch l/akll18 pan. Bake · lo 350 degree oren about · ~ minutes or unti l lightly t>roWned. Remo\'e rron1 O\'efl; cool •UCht!Y· While a1l!ll ii baking, sill togother tlie remainill( \! cup flour, ~ ·~ powder and salt. Set.-. Pr--. supr and •lli' In w-.e mlldnf bowl: beat ...n. Md ' 1lrted c1ry lncnd .... -· -llld opr!ooU; lnlJ ... 11. Sp¥Cf lllilttft ..... -...... Rllun> lo oven; bike lO -or imW llsbtly .... oed. Olol: tut into """'· Jloll in omlictJow I tufOI:• Ralphli Exclu1ive Super Burger·" J•n. High "' ... 89 lb •• A llENOOF llEEF ANOSOV PROTEIN CONCIENTAATE. Gr1d1 A-Apple V111ey-10·22 Lb. Avg. ide1I ••• B.B.O. Young Turkeys Al'IJ Sb:• hc1t111• Ground Beef BMl-Bl•de Cul • Chuck Steaks l•tf-Round Bone Chuck Roast IMf S"OYlder Boneless Roast Beef khoutd1r Clod Family Steaks 1••1-Top Flound or Sirloin Tip .7S 49 lb .• ... 1.19 lb. t.33 1.7t 1.79 lb. lb .• 79 .77 lb .• 99 lb. 1.39 1.47 1.89 Boneless Steaks ,,., "· PM! Loin-Rib End Fork Chops ,, .. lb .• 89 &;J;~kHaw~er Added~ lb. 1.29 ,j. lb 1.39 ,,., ••. 1.58 .... lb. 1.89 llntln1 lr1nd-Reg. er Hot Italian Sausage Smoked lon1let1 Perk Butt Rath Daintees . FuUy Ceoked-W11er Added Ham Slices Sh1nlt Par1lon-W11er Added Cooked Ham 1.09 Hlclttlry Srnotled-1 lb. Pkg. Ralphs Bacon 1.27 ---....... - G-A---Fresh Southern ,.,,,~'·' Fryers ·'.: .• 37 Dellclowt-Me11y-Al;isk1n Ja". "IO" .,. ·1.2:1 • Crab Claws lb. 1.09 Cooked-S1!1d Sl11 Shrimp 2.20 Fr11h Dover Fillet of Sole D1y1 Fr1ther-Drum1ticks ·n Thlgh1 Calif. Fryer Parts ••• Nulrlllou1 -Dellclou1 Ground Turkey ••• Youn9-M11ty Turkey Breasts 1.49 lb 2.29 lb. 1.49 lb .• 87 lb .89 lb .• 99 Super Spirits Kentucky.Squlre-16 Proef Straight Bourbon Sl'lf ... llllh 3.89 Brewed In Oregon-12 Or. C1n1 Aspen Gold Beer ::~: 1.05 Don J111n Imported Rum """ 3.59 ,.,,_ _ 12 Oz. Pkg.-Jlmm1 Ot1n Sausage lb .• 89 .... 79 .77 Ju1n Yelder 1.0• ... Imported Tequila '"" 4.19 • Wieners 12 01. • iJ Fre1h-Top1 Removed Carrots ,.. ... 10 Greil wllh Wiener• Hornade Sauer1<raut Beef or Mt•l-SUcld Ralphs Bologna Otc11 M1yer-81ef F11nltt or Meat Wieners 22 or. ,, .. 1 lb. .39 .98 .93 ~WN~i Franks 12 01. 1.39 Ott1r M1yer-G1rllc or Flegul1r-MNI or Beef Bologna ..... 83 01c1r M1y1r-SUt1d £~Tram IOL e98 Soft Margarine , ••· .55 Btu1 Bonnel-4 Stick Regular Margarine , 1b. .43 Cool 1nd Rel,e1hln~ 27 Ralphs Fruit Pl.Inch '' •""'" • Super Bakery R1lph1-H1mburger or Hot Dog Buns ~~·i .37 White er Wtle1t-Sandwich or Split Top 24 01. 1011 .45 .75 .73 Ralphs Bread A~ph1 -Corfe1C1kt1 Danish Apple Rings A1lpht-Der1t1ou1 Orange Tea Cakes F1eth Aed Red/the1 or Green Onions -· .10 Super Flowers Fresh cut Stock Coiorfwl M1rguertt• Daisies Be1ultful Mixed Bouquets fr••" Cul Carnations fr1Mi Cul Gladiolas Otcor1ll•e Mum Plants ...... 87 bunctt .T/ ''"'' .91 ''"'' .97 bunch 1.47 11ch 2.87 frte Limon Ltaf with purch1t1 ol "••h cut no.1r1, Super Household values ln•ul1led Fo1m-3o 01. Sir• Ice Chests latden-L111trew.i1-t Gil. Slit Plastic Decanters Rubblm1•6d-P1ck1ge ol 2 Ice Cube Trays R1lpht Supe:r-All Nude-One Sire Panty Hose Citnluty-l Siii/iet Set Cast Iron Cookware Heh.98 11th .... .99 .98 p•lr .87 ... 4.97 P,_r1c_•_•_•_ff_•_c1_1v_e_M_a_v_2_3_t_h_ro_u_g_h_M_•_Y_2_9~~~~~~~~----~~ ·-~~~~~-------~~-~-~~-~~~~'--~-... Assorted Ralphs Hi C Tide Best Foods Potato Drinks '"~ .28 Detergent .. b~·; .85 Mayonnaise ~~85 Chips ,., ... 59 pkg. Health U Beauty --' . ' ' ' . -. Frozen Food Pantry Fillers Pantry Fillers Nini or R•d-.ot 011 Pliclr 2 7 49 Close-Up Toothpaste "~~ • - Aduff-SOft. Hird or M.-dW111 39 Pepsodent Toothbrush ""' • Un.c•nl•d-R•pu11r-U1tr1 Hold IJ ffJ Miss Breck Hair Spray c~~ • Mint Of Rtd I 4 or 72 Close-Up Toothpaste ""' • Jolln1on'1-l1f11• Sirs 24 oa. 1 39 Baby Powder .... • ·~·Lrioon ::~ 1e27 l lrd1ty• -l•r11• S Cool Whip fr••h '•C1-fr•Mh Sty I• or Cut Green Beans •ll"ul• M•ld-Plofldl Orarige Juice V.fl 0. klfntl'• Enchiladas Or••" 011"1-Alc:e Fl411l1 or Rice Medley Glno't -LNfl IU• Cheese Pizzas ... pkg. '01. .... 7!\ 01. pkg. 1101. pll9. "~ pkg. a:for. 39 '"' . 1to1. 89 boffl• •• I OI. 45 '"' . .... 1 01 Cl" 0 ..... 88 , .... 1001. 1 80 I•• • H•lftr-Hot Dot. H•mburgtr or Sweet Relish Jll•gul1r or Ko•lt•r D+ll H11••• Del Monte Pickles SllppJ-C,.•mr OI' C•111My Peanut Butter ~~llt-.15 Ott l'locll a-Detergent ·~~:; .32 22;:; e47 llN, 79 ~· . MOL 1 39 .... . ti:;~ 11a.tOoL ··~ 2.48 !:."; 2.87 Hllt1 -All Qtttld1 Ground Calfee Ralphs Ewryday Low Prices ~·-'•" •s o-c-.,-.. ._-.. ~-••-'1••••• Crett Toothpallt --Nl~•l• Corn ~:;-.31 C•nned Pop I."-·•-•• ,34 ...__,_H_,_ U U·IM-.11 ... • Ch1p-SUGll: Baked Potatoes ,;: .47 Canctr Bara ~~ -.... _~ ·-"' .... 'M..au1k •.: 1.19 Or1ng1JlllC1 ":,; .. 11 Pltun1C1tfood ---.....-..-..._,__ __ Style Hatt IP"9J ti!.."t 1.29 Mac1ronl I Ch•••• ~:;: .. 33 •Gravy Qulk •Asterisked items not available ...,,_...,...,__ "'",.._,ioio •.-._ m E>Olt>'oo .. • llo,. u. ,._...._w """""""'ei.. in the following stores: .....,...._,,,.,...._..... , ........... 10 ... _ .. ....,....., lffl N. """"'~ --..-, 091• \Aflk-.... Ralphs Wll be closed Mlarfll Day Mondly, May '/J, 1874 2Al67,ASEO DI YAUHCIA, IAGUNA "1S ".:~ .12 _ .. 12 •.: .15 .... 11 --·-·-.... Salllne Crack•t• -..... 't-0-BllClf ,.pptr ........ c......, ... "' •• Canned Tom•lot• --Cfllf-.. hot Boulllon Cub•• .......... '* .. ,, ........ .... ~MQSlol- Uo ......... 2300W Sl_ll. ... ..... ~~··-~ · 17261 17th Sf., lll$TIN <IOI H. LOM>. ~IM •,; .53 •,:.ST •.: .37 ':9i .oe Ult_ ...... 1'0.. ...... ClitlfC'Ofll Brlquttl c-·-"'~ N•lurt V.ti.y ce·rell "~ 1.05 I~ ,fll Armour l•con •·c.-~-Crleco Oil ",:;: ... .... 1.AS ".:. ..27 ".: .... , c_....,.. __ _ 1111ck•r• ,.,, Of••• .... , 'Cranberry Julct ".: ..24 ..= 1.91 M -l .... tM Evaporaltd Mtnc __ ...... • Otlne1 Dog Me•I .............. iw-~llf . """' "" ..... ""°"" ... ......... •1" '°'"'I'-. ....,. .. _ .. , ...... ., ....... 15471 s. mlOOIHtltST, WESlMlllS1ll STORE HOIJlS: 9·10 Daly, 9-9 SIJnday I , I CRAGMONT POP ' Refreshing Thirst-Qu encher! .$ Quart 011 .. ICE CREAM ... SAND WICH Lucerne , SAFtWA·Y'·llOUOR BUYS! --'\ p,.,,, Eflocr ••on l tonaed Scffway>. " VODKA or GIN Straight Bo urbon •;-,:;.:r· ":~.;.SJ osa Crown Russe Vodka ·;;~:· ,::.:.sa ss @Senorita Tequila ·::::.::;;~:.:.:. s9ss St Elmo Rum "·-..... ....... ""'' sass , 1,11 110 • ., •O·~•oo! l:.o•i.:.~ CHARCOAL BRIQ·UETS Charro-For Ba rbecue• @ c I 0-lb. Bag (Wirard Lighttr fluid, Qr. 49') '· c SAFEWAY WINE BUYS! TABLE WINE laMesa s 199 . ( A!~!r~Jept Gallon Sangrole ............ , .... , •. , "·• s24s w,~, W.•~ 1,,,, J~,,., •0<10<1. Gallo Hearty Burgundy ,:::. s279 M. Lamont Vin Rose·.'<~:~;~· ,,,,s15s Champagne or Cold Duck ~:;;,.s1as SCOTT TOWELS Sp~rkling Fresh Fruits&. Vegetables! .. .. . - • .... large Size Heads, Solid Firm & Crisp. . (I 0 Fo• 89') Each Each • t000..,.,.Dr.H<wpo<1a. .... 0614-C_..,,._,~-· •-Ii-low, Co"9 ':'-• Jll I. 17111Stftt!,l:.,lo,._ i .. JJ/, 1,,,,y ... , ! • 1.o I I r'I U' .J:J ALL 5AFIWAYS WILL 81 ' .. OPElt .... ' • PAPER PLATES Brocade-Stock up A•~ -. \: ,. Pack ••." ,..• of 100 \'l\. c . / VI-doz. Ctn. CHUCK STEA-K . . Mcmtlby.:Mciy'l7th MEMORIAL D4 Y , .. ·' . C.REAM . PIES . SLIC'Eb B:ACON -c : Smok· : A-Roma (Regular) .. GROUND BEEF Serving Suggestion lb. ' Serving Sugge1lion 1-lb. ' Pkg •. !~!!h"!~.~d!~~~ '"d c,, ... lb$1l9 !:!!h~!:!!r'h~~-?1!,,.1,1 1b$109 !.~!~~k\~,~~~t ... . .. ... lb. 8·9f Beef Cube Steak $189 Beef Brisket ~;;~·;:..,.. $139 Co~ned Hams . $949 USDA Choice Grode-flavorful Cuts · ·lb. Whole or Point Cut-Flavor Is Great! ... lb. SafeWay·~lly Coolield lurge 8-lb. Can !~!!h~!~d~_t~~.~1&J,;,,1bs119 ~~.~~,,~!~Chops $ 29 ~~e~ved Ha.tis 5 ·"'·$598 .. Beef Fillet Steak . $]59 "••h & •1.,.,,,1 ...................... lb.1 f,lfycoo~•d ................ c.n . . uso• ch'"' G•ad• ,,.,.1o .,,,1 ... 1b. Country St le Ribs lb.39( BQneless Hams $169 7-Bone Steak 99( ''Fre1h''-Pork lain -~o ty and Tender. . .. _ ~r'.s Pr~itr G~~et •.•.•• lb. · -. \ Buso•cfh,s;"h" .. rc•R"'.kb-c.,. .. c,11b.9 Sirloin Chons l'i'~-:."'' 99c Leo's $1iced Meats . '4' ,. ee . ort I s . 9 ( "fresh''.Cut From "t.l~aty Porker5 •.. lb. Beef . Past!,ami. Conned Round ~ USDA Choice Beef Chuck -To 8ra15e . .lb. •Pork TUflity. J-ol. FRANKS !~!~:~l.,S1~-~~~~e 6 9 ( ~o~~~.~a&!~~!~ a~~~~:.: 4·9~ ~1•t•Y 1-lb. 79( (l inks ........................... 12-01. Pkg. 79') Pimiento or, Olive LO<lf Pkg .. •1~~,~;~1 •kg.. Captain 's Choice Fishsticks :.-; 59¢ Corne~Beel Rounds >;,:;.~;. · ·~ti•. GAME "E.NS Skinned Dover Sole Dabs .. 99e Jimmy Dean Sausage i";" ·;.~·J9$ Captain's Choice Cod Fillet ::: sps ; , . . . .. ... "''1 c.,n;•h-USDA 10:•"9 9 ( M C 8 f l k 3 9$ ~::'"d:.~::".. -:~h· Captain'sChoiceCooked Perch 99 t c oys . ee m 1es :;~ •• , Zippe Corn Dogs .;:::.. ".:t 89e Oscar Mayer Meat Franks::::, ~~ 99$ -[ . . . For Your loved Ones ~ on l :>}--.. MEMORIAL c.. '~lfei.J:( DAY ~~;,.'ti. SAFEWAY Carries o large Sele<lion cil . iiu~i;·,y-'J'1C.:..~;; & . iii~~!; ... IN OUR DAIRY CASE ... ;~SALADS _.:~ , •"'-''Ci!' ~ .. Lucerne 4· 5 ( Quality Pint Carton L C r D• (f•cept U e ne lpS G""•m•l•I Lucerne Chiffon Salads Shady .Lane Butter ~~·:~ Tomato Catsup ''•"""" Heinz Sweet Pickles French's Mustard ''.'::" "" 59¢ C•"· "'· 75' ''" , .... 38' I f!. '"" 86C '" '"'·29' ... Party Chips .... , ,,.,, 1 ~-:··. 45$ , COLLECT A SET ... STAINLESS · FLATWARE • 1111 I IN ·STOR£ BAK£ SHOP BUDC£'f:SAVINCS BU YSI . 'f. .. • , . ..... • J f O/\ll Y Pl! OT (;roccry Specials' CHARCOAL69C BRIQUETS Springfit·ld hflrd\\'1111d' JU lb. bag Heinz Relishes . . . 29c Sweet Pickles . . . 49c Tomato Catsup . . 23 c :-ll\11'~ !lti\IJT1 \.j 01 Barbecue Sau ce . . 35c POTATO · 69C CHIPS Ripe Olives . . . . . 39 c l.1ndo;.1\ l.'lr;.:l' !-JZt' -pit1e<.I' \(i. :IUO Triscuits . . . . . . . 55e Ritz Crackers . . . . 59 c Soft Drinks . . . . . 1 oc TUBORG BEER 11PICK Zee Napkins . . . . 1 sc Soft ~~argarine ... 59 c !{1•H' 1{1111111·1' Fi .. , .. 1 ind 1,dul'' I lh. Mavim ..... s139 • "' H1.IAR . Max ·P3t.10R1~cs • • • • ( II 1 I , , 11:,'nl 1111,._. ...'.~ "1 O::~ Fc cdt:PPYPR[Ml~M • • 25c ( ;1·.·1h\ 1~ •• '' I ·': )l111 . I\\ h1•(''-C'' Solarcaine . . . . . s1 59 -.. ' ... ·: :· .i 111• ,., • , ' I 111 ,, «:OP?~R s 129 YOHE I ,tit·! I • :11 I Ill J"!ll'l\1 ·I Ol ~ ·• Fru:Pn Fuod ICE CRE AM Springfield-rb~ia·t· 111 t1u1·o rs! Half. ga!lnn 1·11-· c1 p '-qu.1 rl' 1;i rt on ' Pepperoni Pizza . . 89c .Jeno's -1:1 1 ,,z ht:a1 \· v.·1 1h i;uod things! Casserole v1110EKIMPs • • 39c f\1acaroni & Ch(·l"•C. \\'tth H1:1m '. 10 nz Chicken in a Basket 5198 ~1 orton'!!:--a v.·hopping l\\'o pounds big:~ CREAM PIES rhootl' your f(lvorite y~rieties~ Jobnsto11 '1 ... 28 ounces big • • .. ' Wtdntsday, May 22; iq74 PILOT ·ADVERTISE R ,! It ... u \l·ry ~p~cial day ... and you'll be planning something to make it even more memorable. Let your plans begin al J·:l Hnnt hound 1·nd at the pat io, the picnic. the hllat de('k or wherever. But on the boat , the beach or in the b~ckyard -you'll be .. Ltd 11 :1 ~1.t1lt•d Il l r~J J{Rlll'ho' 'llDCBP "".-_,,... -. . - ~ Beef Rib Bones . . 79~. 'l'n bakP nr hfl rliC'rur' l . S.D.1\. ('hoice Assu re you rself nf R suecess.!ul eook-out \\"it h this 1antalizin1::!y tender rib eut of L'.S.IJ .A. C'hoire het>f~ !\aturally ai-:ed, tUt), lor 1ln\or and trnderne~s'. RANCHERO $169 STEAK lb Sn1all encl of L!.S.D .A. Choice beef rib ,,, Thinking of barbecuini?? \'ou couldn't do better than these~ Lean~ 1"ender! So much good eating'. Fro1n eastern !?rain-fed pork fur !'at li;;fnr t i<tn' Sliced Bacon .... 79c. El Rancho':-; th icker ranch stylr~ El Hnncho hens, .. 10 to 15 lbs. avera1?e \•:eight ! Creal for a main course, any time, any where~ ICOLDIJI ARROW CDRll flD HOI TURll!TS ..... 59e ~.) Hormel's-boneless! \\.'hole or half Hormel Curema~ter Ham $2.49 lb. Pork Chops soNmss •• s 1 8~ Butterflied! I.can tender eastern pork Delic atesse n Specials' CHUCK STEAK /IL 79! Center cut~ U.S.D.A. Choice beef'. Short Ribs soNmss •••. 5 1 5~ L".S.D.A. ('ho1ee ht·ef ·nU cut'. BEEF s 179 ROAST IOMELISS "' English cut U.S.D.A. Choice beef chuck Ground Beef ..•• 5 1 1 ~ Extrll. lean ... bulk or pll'tties! : ·..... ' Cannod 8111 5 LB. SIZE. ..... ~5.81 ,, ~ . . ('otnpare tlie value! Lusciously lean and tender! H ~rmony Ham -so good v.·e guarantee satisfact ion! ---· Baby Cheese oiH':~I 98C From the Lauµhing ('p\~'1 1-\ 01. Sliced Swiss . . . . 55c FARMER JOHN FRANKS For the picnic or barbecue! I lb. pkg. Super F11esh Produce! Sliced Ham . . • . • 59c Farmer John sandwich slices! 5 oz Shrim~ Cocktail . . 39c Lascco ... in 4 oz. serving g\asi;;! Avoc1do1 LARGE SIZE • • • • • • • 31~ BER MUD A.2 25c ONIO NS 1bs All purpo•e ... tl,s: No. I. quality .. C:ompare the value! You'll choose these Haas beauties far salads or sandv.•iches~ Honeydews • • • • • 29~ \Vith mellow flavor you'll favor! VALENCIA 1· 5 c ORANGES • Heavy with sweet juicy goodness. - ROMAINE 19! LETIUCE _ Large bunches! Garden fresh, all green! EL RANCHO MARKETS WIU BE ClOSED MEMORIAL DAY Liquor Dep 't Values' REDUCED $1.00! $ 899 HOLIDAY TIMES SCOTCH Snve on r:1 ltllncl"11>·~ 11v:n hrnnd! tlalf. gallon at th i;.; !'pt•riRl prirt'1 Vodka H111.m1111Mcs • • • • s 289 Our lobrl ot th1 .... ho\\' pr!('t•1 Fdth Crown Russe .... 5899 Ancient Age . . . . 51098 Straight \\·!11:-k l·~' S<t\l' I !Ml' 1. i::allnn Champagne 1111Rrs • • • $1 99 ('boo:-£' Lxtra l>ry Pt l\ild J)u{·k! :"i !h GALLO ~WINE FRESH TROUT 69~ Fillet of Sole fRISH' •• s 18•9 ~l ild !l<J\'(lf, 1irn1 f:n1dish sulr ' Fresh Clams Cll!RR1s11111E • 79; nu ~hed here iron\ :\I;'\'{ l·:n~land: .. Ocean Perch fRISH fllfls $1 2•9 l)elicious breaded!'Or try Shake'n'Bukt•! Cooked Shrimp .. 521! .Just the righl size for cocktails! HALIBUT s 119 STEAKS Center cut from fine !\orthern Hal ibut~ f'ricr'.<; 111 rff1·11 ?'h11r. !ilny :!.'I thru iVcd. Afny :!9 . Opf!n dnil_v !I 111 .9 -,(jundny JO to 7 /l.'o .-.nit'·' /u drn/fr.,' ClOSID MAT 27 MEMORIAL DIT ARCADIA: -" ' PASADENA: . SOUTH PASADENA: HUNTINGTON BEACH: NEWPORT BEACH: . . N, .. ,,,1 a1.1 , , Sunstl and Hunt1n&ton Or.(EI Rancho Center) 3Z6 rlest Cotorido Smt. Fremont and Hunt1nglon Dr Wa•nei and Alponqum (Boardwalk C•cnl•·, .'\SS [a>IJiull D" (fa,:~lufl VdlJ(e (,.nleo) \ l 1 ( I ' I ' I I ,, . • • • • ,• ,f • • " " ( T"--~ , . ~ 1:-; ' WHAT A BEAUTY! Per(eclly c;1red for llunlington Beach home needs u nl~w owner. Big bedrooms, family room, cornl'r lot, ~real localion -il has lhcm all rur JU:.l $41,ilSO! l:all IW1·6010. WHYPAYREMT 1':njoy rare free living -no paint -no yar<ls. Hut own and pay yourself. You will hav1~ a pool and large clubhouse for parties -2 hedr1}0rns plus a nursery or se11o'ing room. t-'1r:.t time advertised al $32,950. ti·lti-7171 COUMTRY CLUB COMMUMITY 'fl11.-. l:1ri.:1· home gh't'S ll ft•elll11! or priv;1rv lruJU !ht• lilfll• }'l)U enter lhl' t'lll'IOSt'd l'OUl:t ~:1 rtl lln111 you lt·avc 11. :1 ~l'ar:-. nt•w. ·I ht•!ln11ans 14•1th rn:istt'r d1>'>l.'llsl:11rs Sc1Jaratt• d1111ng, l:1rge f:irndy ruon1. Eli'l"\fll.' garage dunr op1·n1•r. All this a nti very luw yard ru;i1n\cnancl' al $61.4~. 64li·117 1 HUGE SHADE TREES $27,500~M C.M. llurry, this first t ime advertised thret> hedr11om l•ome on a tree lined street \\-'On'..!. last Jong. fi.16·717 1. .. ;. SPANISH BEACH POOL Span1,h r:1nch '. l'lose to beat·h. :-.:Ev,.· l'l "STO~I l'l)IJI.' ~ H<tl!>cfl entry. J.ar.cc fnrrnal h\"111g n•1m. S1:p;1ratt• l:tmll,\' roun1 ll11m1• m;1k1•rs \..1trhl•n .. lll'alt'd l'Ustom 11111il \\tlh s'>l.1·~·1•' S..·t·l1ult•tl n1a:-.t1·r s111tl' Family . s11t•d h .. drn1>n1-.. \'EltY t."l.OSt: TO BEACll . ·r;ike :1d\·an1age c;ill '.lli3·ti71;1. HILL TOP VIEW POOL $39,400 Panoram!!· 111•'>1.'~ ~\0011l11!hl ~y.·1 m 1n pn1;1te pool. Lot~ of pant•lln)!. Lots of pn1·:1<'\" A.-.~um;1 hl\· lo,tn S!·lli.00 pt·r 1nnnth pa~~ .di Ju~l !1~tcd . !l()J·tiifii JUST REDUCED PRICE 5 BEDROOMS 3 BATHS Pri ce red uced $2.f>(l(). 5 lari;:e bedrooms. EXTHA LAH(;E t'A~llLY ROOf.1 with wet har. lluJ:e m1rrorl'<l r1replaee. over 2.600 sq. ft .. of living :irl'a. Don't delay call !!63·6767. CHARMING COTT AGE STYLE HOME $36,900! V.'ill make yoo feel like you're in thC' country. Surrounded by huge trees :ind pi cket fc11ce . It s family si1.c 11 n1! !orated on huge cul·de·s<H' lol. Assun1able loan. For detaits {·all 1!47·GCllU. HILLTOP VIEW $39,400 Your 014·n completely enclosed villa offC'rs you r-.taximum privacy and total comfort. This lovely older home even has a sparkling pool. You ,.!UST SE!!: this one! Call 847-6010 now! EYE DEAL G reat neighborhood Wa lk to park. Cozy h ome wilh m assive s t o ne fir epl ac~:. Goregous rear p11tio and fruit trees. Very private. BOAT DOOR. Only $44,000. Call now. 842·2535. • NEWPORT BEACH 1700 Ntwpoot llvd. 646-7171 • I • • • • V_l,_d_,,_sd_•_Y._M_a_y_2_2_,_1_97_4~~~~~~~~DAILYPILOT .J;j MOT JUST A HOUSE •••• BUT A WAY OF LIFE You OY.'t' yourself a walk through this llARD TO rJNI> sp;H·ious t'1'~NTER GAHDEN ATRIUrt1 homt·-Jlu gt' livini.: room. Brig ht cheery kitchen. SEl'AHA'J'I·; ror mal din ing room. Family room. llugt• pulio. l\IATUHE professional landscaping front & rc<1r. This is a Joy to live in. Call nilw ~12·25J.). ASSUME 7°/o LOAM Onl~· s1:1:1 p<'r month -Co~y :J b1'druom hu1nc on \·;11 uablc JI ·2 !t)t. Only SJ'.!,'.J:>o. t;.16· 717 J. STOP REMTIMG MOW! 1)1,11 ·1 p;1y f11r son11•1Hll' else's proµt'rly. F'or ;1ppru.~11n;1h•ly. S:lOO 1~·r month t'njoy ~·our own !>parkhnc 1·lt·;1n. frt'Shly pa1n\t•d. 2·slory home. :\lu1"i' yuur 1~•.il or l"~1n1pt•r n)!ht un tu the loL This Ju1t•!y ~ l:ll honl•' has 11 all -ron1·1·nicnce to ~hopp1n.c . sc;hn11b . 1•hurl'hl'~ Comn1unity pool and park lo buo1' 1\ll f11r S.12 .. '>00. Call 5.ifl·23 l:l PAIR OF PLEXES 10°/o DOWM OM GOLF COURSE 2 duplext's nn µrime location of golf course. PHOVJDES EXCELLENT RETURN. Tremendous v;dUl' in today's market only SI07,000. Take advanta)!e -call 8-12·2:">.1:1. ·) CORO A CAIEEl OPl'OITUMIT'f! Quallfk:attoM: llftgrity & bltwWMt Find out for yourself -Er\RN 14•hile you L~ARN how tu make it in Heal Estate Sul~s! CONTINUOUS TUIMING & EXTEHSIYE TaAIHIHG l"l:OGRAM MONTHl Y! Call lo<l ay -it's F'HEE! Noobligalion-lel's talk about it nu14·~ Start t'arning while you're learning in thcl'lassroom & on the Job. rroqr-Start, M-~ Mdle RtHf'•crtiOfll How Our p;raduatt:s or 1'h1• Hl·al t_::-.tater~ Career K1t·k·Orf 'J'r<un1ng l'rugrani lcll us it's fantastit ! F'O R PHOF1':SSl lJN ALS BY PROfo'ESSll..JNALS! Ca ll V1r!oli nia f.lorrison, 83J.3J()5 for dcta1 ls. ''uu 'll lie glad you did! WE HAVE A MICE OME IM COLLEGE PARK Dig this ~ spacious bedrooms <ind pool-ta\Jlt' SllC fa mily ronn1, V.'alk tn sf·hools and shopping. Bual or trailer :u·cc~s'. :\utf ~aid~ Call S.lfl·23JJ. A RARE FIMD WITH A SPARKLING POOL A rare fi nd bul here 1l is. ULTRA 11'1 ~1ACUL:\T E 2 stury homP. llUGE "FA,\llLY HOOM. Formal dining room. G;i rden kllchen. lluge COVERED p;it10. 1-'AN.rA.."il'JC C liS'J"f)~! POOL. Emotional in 'lVery way. Hurry call ~2·2.'i:l.)~ RARE BEAUTY EXCLUSIVE LOCATIOM Plu:.hy beach neighborhood offers this elegant 5 h!'droom drl•ant home. Famil.v room, formal dining. pool :-.17A' lot ;1rt:' JU~t a fe v• of the many deluxe feature:.. S59SkJU. C;1ll l!-li-G-OJO lo sec. ( DEt • PRIVATE PARADISE IM MESA DEL MAR Idyllic Hawaiian setting aliout a 3 1' healt'd poul and a 22' x 14' separill:e ~u1•s1 l"l'l'ft1atu1n roon1 Create;. the mood for total rel;i,.al10·1 and t<1rl•l rt·1· C'njoyn1cnt. f ine touches 01 dt·~1gn :ind d1·1·11r d istingui:-.h this sharp 3 bcdroorn ho int• ()u<1ht 1 \\·allp:i11cr, drapt:s, shag car11e1. ni:irblt 111 hathrooins. $49,750. C<ill 5·11i·2:!1:J for dct;i1l~ IMVEST!!! HOME OWMERSHIP AMD IMCOME TOO! Owner's unit is huge~ l'hts supl·r l'ourplcx ha" :i ;! bcdroun1 units and I ·2 hcdn~im. E\lra.~ ua·ludc rl'rre:ition room, enclosed .1:1rd v.·11h 1H1l111 J>lus Barbecue and 4 enelnscd ga1·agl'~ $.'l!l.UoO l':1\l ~17·Wl0 lor niurc 111forn1atiu11. BIG MESA VERDE CUSTOM 3500 Sq. FL.:\ builders O'>l.'n home. 4 or 5 hedrr)oms iluge li\'ing rooni t fan11l~· room plus rurnpu~ ri>on1 <1r billiard n111m. :l baths. :1 (·ar c,1ragc.'A "'orld ot I ca lures & el1·ga11ce. &l!J.:l.:.t{-1.0~fi. 7111. FAMILY SIZE! BARGAIM PRICE! 2.400' of elbow room. Giant 650' run roon1 11·il! delight your f:irniJ1·. Lo~·atrd 111 lo\'l•I\' neighborhood elose lo e\·er~·th1ng. ;\\ Sll.~150 it'~~ rl'al bargain! Call 11014' 8-17-00IU. l . ) COROMA DEL MAR PRICE REDUCED DISTIMCTIVE-SPECTACULAR ~mall . sv~i"~~~ica~Do!~~l!h~or~ 1R,·2 lo! in old Just t.ry d~pli!~g~!?~~t~2built home on But 14·~r1 h!.~!br~ra~i~~i~!~r ii. Truly , oron,i < c .ar. n~. w1 a. ~~ or t.omorro~. today s market. 4 ~droom , study, spacious,, t, 11;~lftt'1Lt~f(IY dnftEf:t<fui'i>ifefy ;l:ti~d'ectrrbt~otiunw 2 .:>:dro~o f!' areas 14ith bull~ 1.ns featur~ in family room . and v iew of oc~<\n, LWallCTn'g overlooking the largest ocean in the \\'Orld -"*r.' 1:1' -~tte.rl · ~1~~f 1 0~00.~"?~trl~r 1.1~7;~!'lY'l~~-·a, ·d~!<i~-ance ·to ~nvate· beach.• ~·Ou' 014'n the land. completely unobstructed view. Sun deck on both fre~. ·.0t' )· ee IA-'. l" pqu_rc 168 50.5 0" c ·"ii 1h1s one ~·on I last Jong, 673·8a50. le\·els. Even has a gues t apartment. Please call 6~~:~1. ing proper y. r ice • · a forappointmenttoinspect~73-85.'JO LOWEST PRICED HOME IM IRVIME TERRACE If you want to live in Coro na del Mar's rinest areu, then let us show you our new lis ting priced· to sell at only ~.000. It has 3 bedrooms, a den· and 2 baths. You ean see the night lights ;it ~·ashion Island and if you want a pool there is Apace a plenty in tht• large private yard. Call 673-8550 for niorc details. ' MEWERHOME PLUS IMCOME Designed with comfort and convenience ln mind. S~p~rbly constructed 3 bedroom, family room, dining room home. Featuring central \:acu.um system, self cleaning ovens, and sa fety l1 ghltng. And a nearly identical unit on the property to offer a tenant the same amenities. We suggest an early appointment to see this Sl>l;!l'ial CUi\l offc1i ng. Call 673·!1550. ' HlJNTJNGTON BEACH $8,000 PlUCE REDUCTIOM SPECTACULAR DUPLEX C. D. M One year old duplex, I ~2 block from bcat•h. !luge owner's unit with 4 bedrooms 3 baths family room. Master suite with firePtace ell"· etc. Rear unit with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Thrc~ car garage. This custom'built complex duplex 1s truly spectacular. Call 673·8550 OOST/\ MESA 27'0 Harbor llvd. .17tJ1 lffck lhd. 142·2535 21010 lroollhont 4014 WonH Ave. CORONA. DEL MAR 112 ... , ... 111 47W550 M6·231l ,., .. ,.7 147 .. 010 • I I • OM THE COUMTRY CLUB SIDE $68,000 Of !\l esa Verde drive amon~ the custom homes! Charming 1 story, .a bedroom home. "t''•u'll be thnlled ;1l the :-.iLe of the room:-._ Separated 1nastcr hedroom. Ma~~1ve stone double f1replal"c. Beautifully J;1ndsc:tJled l'\1 ra drt\'t''>I. :1y <ind pad l'ur boat sturagt• l \.di a.11;.2:H:J. HUGE LOT WALK TO BEAC H llui::1· lot. ha1e .1ouro'>l.fl larnil.\ card1·11 , 11 :11~ l<l .ill -.!'h••"ls :ind ht•iH'h' Sp;t• 11•lh 1·111r~ h11gl· !1v1ng n11irn l\nght kitrh\'ll l\Jl; Ii!~; FA:\lJLY H\)(J~l: Forni;d !1111111 1.; hu<:t• tu.:drwn1s . (.\di 1;1.'l ~~1·107117. BALBOA PEMIMSULA 3 hedrnon1 2 h;1lh h•J1ne plus h<ithl·lor rcnl:il. lluilt ·tns, firt•pl.it•' :ind patio SGl,OUO. l~lti·i171. TWOS & S PARK HUMTIMGTOMS JUST LISTED T'WO STORIES O!ll' '>l.'ith pool. one \1·1\hnut. llolh SL'PElt l'!'(;f{.'\JJEIJ : Fnrrnal ~:ntr.v '>l.«i.1·.~ Lar)!t' l1\'1ng rooms. fl1>0r lo\ t'l'll1nl! f1rl·11!a{'C\. Country hullt·in li-ll1·hl·ri." Forrn .. 11 d1n1ng roorn.s. ll uce fan11.4-roon1.-. \ i.:1.11\! hedrooms. 3 li;1tli~ :i t;11· ~ar;igl'• PLL·.s fl."\ISlfEO llU.\L:S H0():\1:-5. l'.dl nov.·' ~l!hl·ji71i7. BUTTERCUP YELLOW JUST LISTED l\nL!hl ;ind rhl't'r.1· I llf'drvom. f:11n1I,\ rnnrn. '..! halh, l.:1r.c t· ~h:Jd1· !n·1·.~ and In! ."\l•11· r.1rpl't :uid p.11nt (J\\'\J·:ll TllA.\"SfJ::HHEJ> Don 't 11·a1t. rail~;! 107•:7 "-- NEGLECTED ESTATE MEXT TO BEACH Sln)JI l•J lit•;u·h. Large terr<ilu furm;1l enlr\' i'fl\';1tv IJl"ll1J.! nM1n1 . Formal d1n1ng roori1, L~land k1tt'hl'n l'>l.11 hu)!e stone 1·1repl:i<:es. 4 lan1dv .~1 1i> bl.'dnMllll~ C'o\'en•d pal10 l'uo! :-.11.l·. wallt«l hou·\..) an! \\'on't 111:-.l '.ili:!.fii"tii . IRVIME TERRACE Sparkling pool, 3 ht.•drooms. Sl•par.itt· laundrv rooni, d1111ng ronm. bu1ll-\n H 11-4 :\t•w {'i\flH'1S Yllu"ll hU\ It at $1<.'J..:;{)!l! Call 5·lG·2Jl3 lordl•La1 ls. · $1500 down $29,950 SJ..'">()() rlo\1·n. hard to find at S2~.!.ISO ·I hu)!L' hedrnoms. 2 h1tlh~. ];,irge kitchen \'r'>I. p;1111l Corner lnt. FOHEST Of' TH l::ES Bual gait• Palio. Don't '>l.·a1t !l6J·tii"6i. ' ' " , $~,50Q ;r,o.~SSlJME .. 'F'HALOAM . " S6,500 to assume or maybe les.s cash. 0'>1.'nt•r says he tnighl help finance. Sl98 P ER :\10. PA VS ALL. Owner transferred. Prime art'a. Take advantage--call 842·2535. LOWDOWN LOW PA YMEMTS F:Z to buv this VACANT home. Fresh paint. Bonus st'zed R·2 lot. Clos{' to shopping. A value from yesteryear! Call now' 842·2535. - ASSUME 51/4 LOAN E¥sting FHA loan with payment of Sl54 per mo. 3 bedroom. 112 bath, built·ins. lush ca rpet, large .1·ard, covered pa\lo and rharming pluyhouse. Qy.•ner says sell~ - sell ~ Price only S:W,900. Call 5-16·2313. INVaTMENTS 11662 ........... llvd .. S.ltt lOl Im•• m.1100 • l \ I • ' . ' '.' • • • • 46 DAILY PILOT " ' .. (' '' t' , Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Hands See If You Have Any Df _ T_b~se _Things A DAILY PILOT WANT AD Will Sell Fast! 1. Stove 2. Guitar 3. Baby Crib 4. Electric Saw S. Camera 6. Washe• 7. Outboard Motor 8. Stereo Set 9. Couch 10. Clarinet 11 . Refrigerator 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sewing Machine 14. Surfboard 15. Machine Tool s 16. Dishwasher 17. Puppy 29. Bicycle 30. Typewriter 31. Bar Stools 32. Encyclopedia 33. Vacuum Cleaner 34. Tropical Fish 35. Hot Rod Equipm't 36. File Cabinet 37. Golf Clubs 38, Sterling Silver 39. Victorian Mirror 40. Bedroom Set 41 . Slide Proiector 42. L1wn Mower 43. Pool Table 44. Tires 45. Piano 57. Electric Tr•in 58. Kitten 59 . Classic Auto 60. Coffee T•ble 61 . Motorcycle 62. Accordion 63. Skis 64. TV Set 65. Work Bench 66. Diamond Watch 67. Go-Kut 68. Ironer 69. Camping Trailer 70. Antique Furniture 71. Tape Recorder 72. Sailboat 73. Sports Car ·•·:t:;,,, 18. 19. Cabin Cruiser Golf Cart 46. Fur Coat · 74. Mattress ~X: .SP.as ... , · ' 75. 'lnbO~;ci 'S~edboat . '.' 76. Shotgun < ' < • ' .. ~(.,Qr~pes • ' ' < f I I , ~o, JWron1efe~ '-48. Linens 21 . Stamp Collection 49, Horse 77. Soddle 22. Dinette Set 50. Airplane 78. Dart G•m• 23. Play Pen 51. Organ 79. Punching Bag 24. Bowling Ball 52. Exercycle 80. Baby C1rri1g11 25. Water Skis 53. Rare Books 81. Drums 26. Freerer 54. Ski Boots 82. Rifle 27. Suitcase 55. High Chair 83. Dosk 28. Clock 56. Coins 84. SCUBA G11r These or any other extra things around the .house can be turned into cash with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD So • • • Don't Just Sit There! DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 I • • • . . • Thi Biggest Marketplace on the Orance Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It . [ 642 5678] Trade It With a Want Ad . • . One Call Service Fast Credit Approval PlLOi·L.OIJ£:rnsER 10 fmploymflll & ,,.,..at!On ...... 7000-1199 Mt«hondlJt ...... &000-8099 Boot• & Morini fqulptntnl •• , , .•.• 9()00.9099 Al.ltomobllt• & othlr - Trtm'flO'iatlDn .... 9100-9099 [ ~INJEX) 1 1 ~~::I ::~DE'S 1:::~nero1 R.E. 1002 ,General R.E. 1002 -··; R.E. JUST LISTED [ ]~ Executive 2 story, 4 BR , 3 ba ho1ne . LUX· HoumforSal• 11! uriously appointed \vith expenslve plush crpts, beaut. drps, \\•all paper, n1irrored ~:,~r: ::~:.1•,or ·~11e ··::·::: :m \Valls & rustic used brick patio. Lg pool size ~~~:em~·:•,,;. · ·· :: . yard with many trees. Best location - on BY1111111 Ptl)fl9rtv uool quiet street. Offered at $67,950. J-Iurry, won 't DOVER SHORES WATERFRONT Ctmtltrv Lon<rvPll 1,"' .. '1 last at tbt's pr1'ce. Call 54'S880 h & b l ' I ·1· comm1rc111 Property ~ ·rraditional \\1arn1t eau Y. nv1 1ng o"',·~.•,':', .. ,'",-~,.:i'1!m~o~1,•,'~'.' ··· .. · l,,~E COLLEGE PARK-POOL HOME brick l'OUrtyard entry \IJ /Colorful flowers & w • "" trees. ti IJedrn1s S.: dcH, Nc\V tou11 11·y c:har111 :~~~~11i'~~~'~ ···· ~: POOL SEASON JUST AROUND THE COR· I kitchen. elegant Jiving & dinin g rn1s over· ~:u~r~::: •. T••ll~r Prk1 : r: NERI Beaudtiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath featuring I looking lJdy. Dock Ior lge IJo<it. S:.!35,000. Mo1.1n1a1n. oeieri. Ro~o•t ·. '~400 an outstan ing Palo Verde stone fireplace, ,g~~n~1• s~~ieP;~::~ir ~!:· remodeled kitchen \\'ithne\\' flooring and tile WESlk:Y ~~. TAYLOR C0.1 Realtors : j ::~f"l:iai~·~~;~a~gr:ve• ··~~~!I counter tops. I-Jome centers nround very pri· 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road ·Real est.it• Wdnted ... 2900 vate pool area with many fruit trC'es, block NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644·4910 wall, and covered patio. \\'alk to all sc.:hoo!s I '---"~""-"' __ _,11.>J and shopping. CALL 546-5800 General R.E. 1002General R.E. 1002 1 ~~~!!! c~;~~:;;~td ~= Op5e4n6-5E88v0es. * Balboa Bay Properties * Ho1.1stt F1.1rn or Uni )300 •" -Con<Jomln!ums Furn . . 34001 BALBOA-COVES-I NEWPORT HEIGHTS Conoominl1.1m-. Un!urn 3-125 • "'""'""""'""'""''""'""'""""'"" _________ _ Towni.oi.111 F11rn .. .. J~·:; Like Jll!\\"'. l)icr pri\·11. [)up!v.\ .. J_n.\·ely ;J Bit T"Wllllouse1 un111rn JS2S Gtn•ral R.E. 1002 G IRE 1002 Bl' Oupli~es F1.1rn . ..'.'.3550 enera · · 'l"rade for unit;; l li\llll'l';, uiit! ;j '·· Duolt~t5 Un!urn 3.\00 ( I I' ( ! I () ' A.par!mtnll Furn .. lTOO ' $12il 900 l> JI ti7---oliU l't'll :i · '·~ UL'. -\\llCI' A.parlmtnts Unturn . .·. ~~. BALBOA f -~· • d :>I _I nnxiou.(j Stl9.5UO. li-12-7491 Apt1 Furn or Uni . ''" ::~$&Board . = I BALBOA MODEL *OCEAN VIEW* ~~·::,H~:!' · !l~I BAY CLUB CONDO J l~li .. 2 1·~ baths 'r\\O 3 Udr1n . 3 Lllllh e~~.~:. RR•;~~~~'. :;~i BUY OF THE YEAR' "l iburon units. ~l l fl,500 . 1111 to st-.ar• •JOO La rge s111d10 11ith hltns 1 _ • .\ssurnable loau Oftlt• Rtnl ... ···~ Unsurpas~t·d desert l111ng 194 F N h B $37,500 ncntul : '.! r:n. t:r l.Y. Cpl llu•lness 'lttn~ !.i.so adj. Inrth111 \\"ells Count1-v l t. on ort ay-r:-6 UO • 1...iu1tr111 Ren111 ub. N~11port Bf'urh has;>~! front with 2 bdrm. .)J ·BB only, $225 !\lo, tii3·742g, ~:.;::1~ Wanted prl\: at l'tEDUCED I home+ den; 2 frplcs. rn REALTORS rn Ml1c11ta,,&00s Aenttl1 ....... •6!0 MEMBERS} l 11•11t'r~. hobby rm. Shared pie; Overlooks po•)I, r. 1t'Jllll,\:._ R.& 1· F · I r------~ ~I courts. C'lC'gan ! rtuhhnit~<' """-' S 1P; ee simple lot 5 Loca Offh::es To Serve You ~--'-"'_"'_"_i __ ~I •. \\ill 1rari1' iJ1·:111~l' cn11111 ,, on,pr1vate Coll1n.s Is·,-... --------------------. I property. S2S.~. land. 15,000. Firm. 1 General R.E, 1002 General R.E. 1002 8Ysln•n 011por!u~llv , . . ~M ' Ontu . I 1o":::~~· •• ~~·;;:,.., .... ·· ~:ii ~ ; 10°/o DOWN PRICE REDUCED lnv•stmant W•nltd so2a 1 , Ql/ o • INTEREST 1~::1:.:·i:~~: .. o .. ,. Rii. ~21 I·~~~~;,~,., , , 'c.D.M. i,""~~,,~~"~"~'~;·:~,?~,:~. 'I •--·--·•• ~ 179i 01·;111g1'. C.:\1 1{,\l.l:n.\ J"L,\:'\U , 1.,~ k ;ii tl«>N' terJlls'.: Thr\ ll"n"' <i Cur11r.1 do•I ,\!:ir un i ~---·~.. 11'14 I (i.12-liil * 673·6900 * lll:I~ Ill' hi.~!pi·y ·'0.)Jl 'u <l.in:I I I" 11 .I\ . ' Ill :1 1' k ,. j. 1 -~~-=' hl'Sllii(l'. f! .'<)ll 11:111! :111 1 COST-A MESA !>0 d1•••111~. 'luil.1. 'l1«c1ou-ex""' ·''""'" ' !lit ' J:.\ FOUR.PLEX Horse Ranches POO!. li"t!H' ill cnHn:'\.\ f •:lul.1 '"'<1'1, I I•" nl •l("•'illl1 Annwncemenh Car P OOi$ Legal Malices "00 5150 "" ;.i1d ( · •• 1 .. 1111... ('!1••f(·1• 1,f' I • R' 'd DF:I. ,\1,\1'. (I/) ;1 111,.: l ~)\111 1 r1 .. 11a•1 • -:ud .,,..,~-" \T ;u· ... C•lt ,, .. '"°''' ,,,,.,., IR IVerSI e lot \\1tll 111·11·al\• t\1tn1n1111.1' · " " · 1.1r1 J•,,r ;q•rn11l'ln" 11t h•~ l[S] hard-to-find in vest n1 ~ri! '8 .\ 1·u-.tnn1 \ J:d1·n1. h<':.u·h :«'1 •·~.• . . i•:-;", r. , .><I ,,~; , ,,,11 oppor~ni1y ~n a ~lf'llf't'j h";:u11!11 ll~ .1ppnllll(·d ~lfJll!1 ~!.11!.i .~1•!1:.;1•1 , ,, ... ~. r· I \\·ests1de hieation backing to 1 sq. fl,. ,\\I 1111i!,·1··:~rnund t.ill ld!-,.l\ · · -·11011 111r;1'~ ... ~ a golf L~)\lr.>e. $610/rno 11tdilH'.'' 1:1 ,1,: 1•;1:r1 io.n·, J11 .. 1 :~'I ~I [ ® !1 1.o ..... ,_ L06t &. Found . THE REllL ESTllTERS income could be n1ore I 1nilt•s tt> lre1.'\\:I\· 1:0. Full • r-------,1-.1 IO\\.'-lO\V ,·acancy only pric1' only S·l !.~"l. ~\•a tu~·C's t ~ ! Pmonals ~1,500 Vullr.v f{{';ihr s f".rlus1ve -;----:--;___ "-------....J Call 644-iZU 1 0111.• ~"111' ~1'1'11·1·,• \t;11Ta111y. _ ~·--====== . s3so M-111\ 1 C<Jll rrw ft1l'>hc1· in fnrinn1irin. -EASTSIDE MANSION Pe•sondls Soci•I Cl<.>bs Travel ~.m j l e r·,,~1 "'' ; .f:,J•,>·, ' •·.•r 1 CORONA DEL MAR ::.,1 w1 ~11f1 ~ ~1·11·:. ·, 1 .. 1rn1. !•SO I ~· C;iJ,•< ·"'''"'\\ !·";l1h.ll H w ·h I l•.i. fwn;1I dlll\ll..;, 1.11111dr; r-------~ I · t · a1·r·· 1, .. 1 .. i· • .i··d .. 1., ,. 1.. ome 1t ncome I I~ l. ., IJR 1 '""'11·, ' ,\ rr 1 .. 1 ••n ··ul d• 1 1 /JC<'l';ol •,\1 !·11;1 pn11 n:ih •!IY " . ~ h:1. \\i!h Services 8ndRtpliri S-;~.1;111< p!.1 .. \·,,~!o·.i !:1-.,11, ~ 1, fln•pl,tl"l' + rt{'\\' 2 BP. rl·nlal, ·'1c' 11 ~II \[i' II ~ 11'~'1 I I pL•1iuH/" dlld 1110101. 11\,(11 · l',\clu .. 11<• <•111• ''"r ~c·ri ic1.·· 01er ;.:a r;1t;•'. ~·,,r "'ill111011,1 iooo \\;1rt'<1ll l~. C:111· I i11fon n;1t1n11. '"11 ·•"' 1'11'' I 1" •,ii '""; N••d •ports CALL 541)..1151 '''di ~ ,,,,. •• 1 ~· rJ,,11·· e411fpment 1 "'1"1. •. , ... ,,,.,. Servlc t Olreclary .. . . C.0U U~ H)ll A tilt( lSlllf.Ul ot VAlUl :l~"'"_""'""-1~ i VALLEY . REALl'Y Schools &. lnstrucrlon . . .. 7005 . • 111nr, l .. •fHP\U~! Alllfl<!(;A" SfOC~ E~CH .. lG~ l:OlllPM .. .,,,~ HERITAGE REALTORS I Don'I ~11·1' tq• 11\!" ship' ' /(' PR€1TIG€ I HOME \ I('-_~_ ... _ ... ~l[Il} DUPLEX I "Li;"1 "".~1 ,111 1·1.,~-.101_•;·~· ~"!11p 1 SOUTH OF HIGHWAY ~·'~1''.H~1 ·""1111' ·1'L.:_5/ii.\_ General R.E. 1002 JOI) wa~!ed, Malt , , . Joo Wan!l'd. Ftmale . Jobi W•nted, M &. F H•!11 Wanted, M & F . • ••• 7Cl25 . 7050 ' .. 1015 ' 1100 ' I c~1111plt·1~·1~ r ,, ill 0 ii l' led I ~-~·;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. ' ,___ .... _ ... _ .... _,._· .. _II~ 11 An!iq\llS , _., . . toO! I A.llllll•ncts .. !CIO "111,llon fOli 1 Bicycleo..11 80'.iO ' Bulldlnv M1t1rlals sros , Camt ra$ & Equ11>ment . 8030 (Iii • .. -I Cl:JS I Dogs • . !IJ4ll Free lo You , , 80lS F11rnllure . . . . . . . .... tOSO Ga••o• S1\e . . .. ,B055 For Classified .i\d ACTION Call A OAILY PILOT AD· VISOR. 641-5678 HO<Sfl •. • .. .. 8060 .. ________ ...... Hou .. ~old GOO<!$ .... '°'5 Je..yelrv 1010 Lifesto'k . . son Gel into !he Daily Pilo l Ma,hiner'( .. eo1a i Classified A<i g-an1C' and !'t•ll Misce11.ineOU$ ... .. ..&Olio someth•'"" I Miscellaneous v.'-nted ~oel ( .... you no onger M111lcal lnslrumtnls , . . sOAl need or use! Call IJ.l2-::.67S. n1111crs u111\ l.1<'r.11h1u~ 1" 1\~'\\. ,\ ~c·1•i11d•'!I 4!,•a11·<'1111 ~ln.'r1 [1)l'•dL<111, Bi 1ni.: .. I!\ s;,;!(I 1'1<Jlllh i 11 (·fl Ill(' J:EDL·ci-:ri TO Si9.!JOIJ. C·tll !fl "l''': 01111•·r s.i.1.~ lllitkC 644-7270 Anv tla·,· is t11e B E~i' iJA\' tu rlln ·1'l ;.,i' !Win't .,rla,1·. IJ;iily Pilot Cl<l~~Hicr! Ad~ G·12-~pt",;~ ~~:~'' F1.1rnliuie & Equip · ~=~ General R.E. 1002 'General f<.E. 1002 Planon & Oro1n1 8090 _______________ _:.;;_ ___ .:.:..; Sewlno MacMnei , , 10'3 SllO•ting GOO<ls 8tli4 Store. Rei11uranl, Gar •• .. , .8095 ~~~'°-adio ' ·i:n;:r, ·s1ef!!li .. : :-: : ·:W,f ......... --General ,, ,,, 9010 B0&IJ, Main!. & Ser~lc• •• , , 9C10 ao~!s, t.•.arrne E11ulpm11\1 9<J:l0 80~1>. Power 90.uJ Boah. Renl/Charter . to:iO Boll>. S~ol , 9()60 , Boals, Slips, Dock• 90/tl 1 Bod!~, Spe~d & S~i Bo;it. S1orao1r ·-90;~ ! ........ 90¥0: MACNAB IRVINE _________ .... _______ _ dowd A small price 1opay . 1o move in1oa ...-...nt ..... I /, • I ' ~<· ! j ................ ! I • ' I I ~-"-·_-_ .. _'""-~11•1 °BIG CANYON CONDOMINIUM "Bordeaux" model \v;a bedroon1s. 3 baths -wet bar-air conditioning & sJ>ace for pool. $121 ,500. Dick Halderman 644-6200. (W42) -1.,,,,.. ·~ ;. ';: ' I"'"-'-· Alrcr1H , . . .. 9110 Campers, Sile, Rtnl ........ ~llll Ele~trlc Cari , . . . 9130 MOblll Home1 . , . , 9UO I Molorcydu/5COOl1r1 , , ... , f\SO Motor Homes, Stlt -Aenl .•.... 9160 I Tr11!1rs, lre.,.1 ... tl1D Trailers. Utlllt'( 9110 Auto Servlc1 & P•rls . 9400 I,,_, -~""-u._,J~ Otntr•I _, •. 9!10 Anl1q11t1 & C!anlcs .... 9510 R.c;rtallonal Ve~icle1 . . . , 9530 Sportf, R1c1, Rodl •......•... 95-10 4 Wh11I Orlv11 .............. 9Moll Tr1.1,k1 . , , . , 9160 V1n1 . • .. •. ..95~ A.ulo L••11no • . . 95811 Al/IOI Wtnl.O ....... , .. , ..... 95to .-'i.rto1, lmPOrltd .,, ,., ..... 9100 A.Vfos, HltW ..... ., '800 AulOl. Vtld 990C Dial DINct 642·4321 Call Callect · Sub1<rlb• to th• newspa,.,thot covenyovr hometown beat ••• YOUR Hometown Dolly Newspa,.r DAILY PILOT ''SO RARE" One of the finest hon1e s to be fouad in Harbor View 1-Jills. Exceptional J.l arbor & Ocean views, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths-beam ceilings-magnificeRI pool. $110.000. Elaine Svedeen 642-8235. ( W29) EASTBLUFF COUNTRY COTTAGE $60,950 ! ! Cozy 3 bedroom \'.'/used brick fireplace & country kitchen. Close to schools & shopping. Large corner lot. !Iel- en Hartley 642-8235. (W37) UNIVERSITY PARK. QUIET BEAUTY Lovely "University" model 3 bedroom & family room l1ome on cul-de.sac. Profes· sionally decorated & land scapea. Excep.- tionally priced al $66,500. .John Watts 644-6200. ( W35) HIGHLANDS SPECIALS! * 3 bedrootn J1ome \v /open bea1ns & re-- modeled kitchen. VIEW . . . . . . S79,900 * 4 bedroom-new listing-large lot w I new landscaping. . ........... $94,500 * .4 or 5 bedroom-good family plan-lease for $6001mo. or .............. $88,900. Martha Macnab 642-8235. (W38) 'I'·------ Irvine Make an almost immediate move. Newport Crest is lhe exciting lownhome community that overl<?oks Newport Ha.rbor a.nd the ocean. Big, bold spacious hom~s. Residenls Swim and Tennis Center. Exlerior maintenance provided. Come- let us show you how you can't allord not lo live at Newport Crest. 2·3·4 bedroom res idences .Newom $63,0rl3.000. g From Pacific Coasl Highway and Superior A.··enue 1n1ersecllon. dtlve up Sup11rtor lo Newport Crest tnlr1nce. S1l11 offlc1: #12 Flobon Court. Open dilly 10 A..M, to Sunaet. (714) 845-8141. I , t { • 1 -• • EXECUTIVE'S DREAM \\'Ith a dramatlc 180 deg. That'll the story on thrt plu1 oce11n \1ew, a .. 1riklrta t on 1 ti m po NI. r )l 2 Slory home, e1tate or good beautifully decorated 3 BR hon1e PR F. s ENT LY: taste and llvPablllty. Sliirt & DtJl oc ~ BR CU¥10nl built U~DER CONSTRUCTlOl't: IT HAS IT ALL!! the day In ch'*''Y B~l\kl11~t horne Y.ith huge gan1e rooni, 1.ocated on lge. lot .,,,1th & A REAL RARE OPPORTUNITY Roo111 ott etf\ei('nt und fonnul cllnhig, and luxurk>us TOWN & COONTRY ~PECTACllLAR VIF.W OP f?r boat loyers wanting 8 luxury home, wtUt roomy kitchen. o I n l' ~~~!/~~ ':~~f~ ~~s~tes 1~ ~~ Townhouse in country setting. 3 bedroo1ns & TllE OCEAN 1 CATALINA pier and slJp at the water front. Main house·, fonnally, relax In tasteful IN THE BLUFFS trees a.nd a Kol pond. All at fan1ily roqm su rrounded by trees, tennis 11.,',,L,A•Nn,"i,·.,"•ul~~ on01<t ~~~11, ':' 3l!R 28 to living 1'001u. \\'01·k or read courts & swimming pool. $51,500. ,.,,, .. """' • ll " A., p lus Gst. qtrs. with batl'I. 2 111 11tt1dy bP.lo~ a 2"rl<l ! Th• UNIQUE Features of Thia Home Art: th~-p in of Specta la I• r th n. k n. I th ' cu e-sac. GRUBB & filiS CO Jose thts one by hesitating! Owner will trade bl'droo1ns, ui;e 2~)1 baths. c u r v w o e unC gay rom is A to1p1•9v,'!,...,1ue at • I s,1','1~0·.·11,','g,~ ... ~_ .. Bi-'?.R,MBA. TH"~. for Dupl T I I \Vl'ekend with h 0 b b I c ~ 3 bedroom Bluffs Condominium. Wind pro--J ........ a '•~<.""<I "J ..., ex or r P ex. (extra large Mhby rooniL tected patio, split level floor plan a nd ex-Cnll 6'14·1211 REAL TORS 675-7010 J.'"OR:'ltAL DIN'IN'G ROOM $96,~FEE AIKO l'OQ1n for boet or citing decor. See this a t $87,500, in the Bluffs. \I /FIREPLACE & \\ind.,w \V'tl · trall~r wllh gate C'ntran('t'. UNIQUE HOMES, Rt•ltor1675-6000 HuntfngtonBt•ch 1040 , rvi:ie 1044 ,..;f-JAT.-:. SEPARAT E 1 I a view of 1'"'ashion Island. Expensive $i7,0CJIJ. ror tnformathln, Rl{EAKfAS1" Jl:\L Lge. iinported tile in entry, tir eeze way, kitchen call 2443 E. Co•1t Hwy., Corona dtl M•r Price Reduced -.uukl"n I\\'. rin. in :? stol'iU & rear yard or this exquisite Portofino borne. 400 ll7' BUYER'S T&: RMS hir.:h '' 'open beam c d Fee land! 3 'BR. 4 BA + bonus room AND Gener•I R .E. 1002General R.E. 1002 Costa Mttl 1024 $2 400 Oii·nt•r unxt1ius !n i"ln,.11tf't·' t·,.ilings, has l ~tPOSlN'O t I C,I -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 • il!l} 111fp:·s. >Iii 1•0 nit.' 1.iHICK J,.1 ll E PL AC .E many more cus om eatures, all for $96,000. ' • 2 Bdrm. + Pool pi~p11N>tl 10 huy :'l !Jt'auntu! Jo' Ko :\I F J.O o R TO BROADMOOR DID YOU KNOW? ' CEIUNC. llhl >' ren c o $62 900 IN UNIVERSITY PARK? $22 600 ·' h(!i·11'1.,? l~1 1h, hnnus nn. I ' TURTLE ROCK The n1onthly pay n1 en t 1 i.1.,1 nJl')ll•<'. Quii't lucation, df~Jrs CJpen to OC'€'01n \' ('\\' :'\real greenbelt je\vel! 3 BR. 2 BA home & tl1ffp1·ence bet\\N!n 8'>ll and You can p11y S2000 n1ore thnn }Ct close 10 parks & pools. j 1~1t10. f~Ull rm. Jlighly upgraded. Huge brick pa-Outstanding family home on quiet cul de sac; ~4-;r for a 540.000 loon. is this for a new unit or you 1 ,\ bei>t buy f\t $36,500. .\ tu.ut a~t!i· kih·hen. has 110. IO\V maintenance yard. See this! You'll FABULOUS I bd d " . $581.. per )e:ir. tiiost of this can buy 1ny upgr1i1!c>rl unit i:l'ILT-lr-. 1~,\NliE. :'ll!CH.O IJuy it fur $62,900. IRVINE 3 ge. rms., 1n1ng rm. & vie\v ! Ready t o Is tax dcdul'libh•. There are tor $:?,OOJ llelo\\· 1't'pl111.'l'n1ent I\' A\' E fl v P. N , go at $58,900. Incl. land. l:t kind!! of 1nortga~c loa11!1 ('()f;f. ~ELl'-CJ.J·:.\-.. 0 vi:: :-l. NEW RED CARPET REAL TORS Ontu • uvallab!e. Cull u:-., ,,.e·re 2 Bdnn condo., drs1rab!e J) 1sH\\rs 11 r.., TH.ASHj "FASHION ISLAND" Air Concllllo1t('d "' , CORBIN.MARTIN, INC. loan c:i.:IX'rls. ground le\'el tloor plan, t\~ C:(J.\tPACi'C)I:. "'"· .~ opeillil 567 S N h I SJ.1,450 Full Price l\t r..: SA V l: I~ !Jr~ '.! 9 3 2 yc:11,_ UC\\', rreshly P11in1ed '· an ic O •• Dr., Suite 103 21 REAL TORS 644-7662 H.cd1~'QOCI. hit! 1 br, 2 ba .. , 1v!lh t11stl'fu!ly paneled and , 10 sc>p.'\r.ih· srr\'i<·£• nn . l'h 1.~ CALL 640-8672 This beautiful 2\i year old ~ \$1;i0 ""·It. S·ll,!lOJ. minTircd llvinn; rooni , phi~h 1 lst v.·estern Bank Bid~. ! cu1>1ti111 t1u11li1) l1<)111C' is !:fl) J !s'flN S ''"'''' sp0 •kl-ltk0 ,,,w Co 0 d I M _, " u · ·1 p k 1 1 I •·l1i11s th niout. ""·" no11 .t,. l e~-~~~-"''=~ G NEEDED :---~c.c '"' ,-,, '" · r na e ar ~!~A VERL)l: 161·1 Cursiea, wnUraprrl'd d1nin~ nrrn, 111\·er.:1 Y ar . rv 1~· 1 . N'.,, ... ,,., .... ,.1~1, ''''°""''' I D 552 7000 NI hi )11U C'il!l ~l' •·"! ·'"''J' 1·J10l\'( '1 Gene1al R .E . 1002 Gentr8fR.E:. out ... (; ~ n ~r n I a"'1 r ''l!"""'"~!!"'l~"""'""l'!~"l!"'""'"":":::"::"'""""':'::: hi fl pool. 3 Ur, '/. ha, \ikr nu . .<1 iat.: rarpr!~ &. f'u~ioin ays -g s ' of L1Jlo1·s In • ~11·1>1•1in~. tilr•:J. 1 ;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;100;;2;;I I' --G I R E 1002 s-i:;,:;oo. dru1><._'!), 01·<·:-silcd panll'y I ::;::z:::::::z::;::~~= '••n<l•'tloo•·,,. "°" a •r0 al General R.E, 1002 . enera . . 1•1e. 11 ·.~ an uu1i.1and111, ' ... .. "'~ 31!)0 1-1'.l'ICOL~ \\',\Y , 2,000 area. t·u;.1 ·11n tile i·ou11!cr 11 . EASTSIOE J.'l{A 7',:l',; loan wi!h1 :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:: sq. ft., 4 br. 2 bu, l;Hn I'll\, to ps, sh11kr roof, llC!tl' BUDGET BARGAIN 1' t•nng 1"r BEAUTY payineri!s or $2W/nlonth Elenant 2 Story , · tontrr Jot. }16,U() sch0'11s, 1\·11lkinu d1st1u1~·1: tn Only S:.!l.900 fnr 1111~ '/. bdrn1, 1 $87,500 FULL PRICE · st 11.·11ili111< to be nsswued. ':I Why not build 1t7 Z18J PUE:-.iTI::, 17j(J sq. !1. J-I~ntinA:on Ccntel', s11·u11· 11 1~ h11th l'<1111lfl 11 1111 ,111 1 L 0 p t 0 K 'l'he ideal fatnily home on huge lot on cul- de·S'1C. J•catures 4 bedroom, 18x22 rumpus 1001n. 2 l'ireplaces. J''ruit trees. Storage :-;hed. l'ish pond and MORE! Call for ap- pointment to see ... only $48,950. MESA VERDE SPECIAL ('01nc !-.t:C this large, i1n1naculate 3 bedroom & fan1ily roon1 home in a choice neighbor- hood. ~!any custom features including front, lcnced pat10, s1nall guest house and hydro- ponic greenhouse. Priced right at $41 ,500: 1797 ,pRANG E, COSTA MESA 642-1771 lk un·y :ind Citll. this big beauty \\'i lh ~ Con1e1· Joi. :; hr.'/. ha , \~xl5 ming pool :lnd mAny pnrk n1ndillon1ng u11l11v 1wn1 ower n. ym • ' ' W & LEE · tX'tlrooms, formnl <lining * LOTS * sep guest or plliyhouse. areas. No"': $2QOO beJoy,· cost · t('l'1!'11t1on u;,·1l1ll·~ :ind e1eri EXCELL}o,:-i"I' FJ~.\NCJ'.\G 1'00111, PLUS HUGE GAi'.Jf: e \'J E\V . $21 .9j(). roon1 for Assuine ta lottn. $3G,7j0, new. (J>r 1 n cl p A. Is onl) a \ ll'\\ Gt1.'.1t .01 a ~t;irter o.-.: liJ\LA:'\CE 1 Jl00:'11, 11i ll p!r11sc & f\\O hornt ~ 11,l!h lot split. Costa Mesa Realty olettse). c11u today 1tlll''1n'1,·nt I MISSION REAL TY rl~·h~~t . ('~'ell th!'. n11ist_ t • R-2 . so· x w:;·, tokes 4 I Sinct 1951 * 54&-7711 847-3095 •CVALILS51502·7N500. 1 "''PhSoo.neC0"1'1'14'1l~\4'9"4' -0La7· 3'"1fl!ll l l ----.-P~L~E-X ____ .,..,.,f'r1n111i;i.1u~i.: fanuly. lls I unll<; or home & units. I ' ) . ~·-~ .... ))(! 1111tuslK·nlly upgraded ' r •.. STSIOC' II After 6 I :'11. Call .~11-1617 I NEW LISTING . I r.A. . L • orSl' prop----HALF MILE . Monarch Bay ' In~" . .' Yot•), ll'uly .1~ l'l1y, 60' x 3CKr. lakes 2 Pool For Summer • Exclusl\'l' Pl'iiatl'' Huntington BC'n1·h. t'lnsc 10 CL.I-.:\'.\!· ... & SllAHPl::!S I hon1cs 1\ith lot spilt 11nd l Big 5 bdrm, 3 bath hontl' TO OCEAN Red Hill Realty ! roniniunity, ,111 tli" 01_., .• 111 • Talhc11 & Nr\1Jnr11I. J·:ach 1s hon1~ you II · . St'auhfull~ 1·ar1a11rc or ~ucsl house I \\'ilh ftunily roon1 & honu~ . . . 1 R""I T1' I'" LTDRS side ol tli<' hl"l<I\"•.'· ll"l••<••l l '/. BedCOJn1 I Ailth \\'Ith n1an1eun.•d \\"II ·up er h < k "II od k't ·I 111'11' •~ 1)11• hf'IU h hnn1r )~lU r.n • · ,r,.\ · ,., " ~ · I . . kl " la(· rn1. 1 rooni. " 111 l'M1 J e 1e11. 1 •• 1 k 1 SI L.,,.,,. l'a•·k c .,,,,. 1,.,.,·,,. ••·•-'-·' ,,.,1", ·11 . 1 Patio and C11rpo11s. Ov;rn.•r landscar1ni.:. & ~pru1 {'!"~· 1 e NE:\\' PORT 13 Et\ C II . 1 Hear li\'lng rnl, llt'<"l'l;u·r. .11\\'~ ,,.·r11 ()<1. 111).: u1·. l~i'p , · ~ ,_ · • · .., .. ,., .. ,,, .,. "'• 1' 1 1 Pl't\·a <' niay f!'<('harn:-1• for L/rrgf'r L;ll~l' spaeJOus roorn~. 2,tOO , C: 0 3 I . . . l l l1d1111 '.\c11port \\rs! ~beach, tenni1>. J.'ca!Ul'C'S -I unit,;. Olfel'ed fur $69,000. I 511 f1 .i, lnud~ or rl•isf'ts ,~ ounl~" V1!1''•' .ooo,~q. ft., :'ll~'stve sll·imnlBo!ng lJllU & hlln1c 1\i!h 11t1iuni l'nl1•· Laguna Be1c.h 1048 1 bd1·nu~. 2 l>R.!hs. Forn1a! C_,1 cA"' "" .. "' · • . p . 1 . I on qu1e1 <·u · c·sac or ex, pauo area. at i.::i.!r. 1 .. 1 d ,. 1 .,· dttung roo t 1 .., .........,.....,, I slorngl' aJ'\!U~. rLt."t.'C .11 1 . 1 S" 500 I 1 .d 1. ht' .,,., ,,,., \\a1, ll1n1.1 1n1n.,, anu y I I m, ann Y 1wrn... _0 ~ I t ' U!il\'::' 101ne. ""'• . ou s1 e lg 1ng, ~.,,IJl.IU ..,. .... : ho < • , , 'I 1 Askin", ll",c~. C. 11 • $:i ·"""· · e Cf{ESTI.INE area. $4 ,0'Xl./ 1 Call :>ID-1720 '.'";111· ·. A , r.c 1 ~1 ('r s Or· 1 WOODSY " "'......... ·1 [ ~0· . 300. lOt.' d Sk ' ·L~ · t ..... <'l'll,nr lot·.itlon on a ,194-9'.KJJ t·<1sl 11111 nen s. · 4 . ·· · ~ · . & ; · I f · d j I Ill'\\' ll~l!ng. $10,')(X), \'il .. Y~ 'lla1le uf •das.~ ,'\; WALLACE I 1 (,·,!11r. Colut·ful :'ll•'Xl\'iH\ tile JI COATS 1 ;iavc>~i hid('·a,;·'ay. 11 5hai·~ I (TARBELL J quiet .cul d,· ~ul· St. Jlu1Ty: 1 A .~panklng nf'11· honic 11·1th 1 [::T=cA:-cl:-cBo'-E=l:--L--.J. I REALTORS 400£.17' {OR All · ~ ~ COATS "" '~"" """' """'"'" Ttw , ~ CM llW I · & hn1111' has 1·\fJ(\Sf'rl he1.1111 . 1002 -546-4141-I • • 29~1 J-f;i,rbor J{lvd., c .r.1. w WALLACE \'l'lllllJ.:'S, a l'•J1.Y 1.o!t &1 1920 s. C'onsl H11·y., L.H. I General R.E . 1002 General R .E. FIXER-UPPER (Op1n Evtnln91) REAL TORS Tt·entl' floor lllr~. ~1.:«! 9:f21 l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;IA11cution Uu.llders! 2 llllrn1 . I Ea5tside $36,500. ~ $39,500. SPECTACULAR t:lif.11 fin 2.lxOO H-2 )u• nr. O!"C'an -_ 962-4454 o'4a.:n drive cuai;1linr Vi('1\·, 01\'n[ -j ft .., extl'cn1ely sharp-:t -£R, 21 ~ / J .~ bay. Ht•ut nuw -htuld BEST BUY SWIN G A "OP Ba 111 pl'i!n(' N c 1\. p 0 r 1 ___ ----_ I your 01vn up!. \\lullace L. a1·bo1· :di atl. lut<'I'~ s1ri.~i00 I DOVER SHORES I M H.iviera Condo'!'>. Larg-c REAL ESTATE Neff, Jlltr. l9 l-93JS I Call. 67J..-::66.3 lH2-2:fJ.\ Elf'~ ,Brautiful 1:~ti f! on bay!ronl. I SAVE A LOT fan1ily roon1 •. all built-ins. MOM & DAO SUITE I 1100 Glenneyre ~t. 1 lido Isle 1056 OPEN SUN . l·S -24 HARBOR ISLAND ~1agnificent n1a111 c hannel view. 6 Bdrm .. 5 bath hon1e \\'ith forn1al dining rm. 55 Ft. lot, 4 ('llf garage. pier & slip. $575,000 WATERFRONT LOT )·nu ran build the house of your dreams on th1!> 57.5 fl. lot on the main channel. $400,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR associated BROKER S-REAl TORS 201'5 W Bolhoo 67J .J66l I pn~r & ;;hp l l..ar"f:l' '>rlrn1~ . p!u~~ caz:petin~ &. corner \~·i1h its 01\'ll kitchen &' bRth 1 4:14-9473 5-19--0316 I I I 4 h111hs + 2 p .. 11der roo.m~. 1 }"!VE BEDROO'.\IS I Joeat1on, )Ust 1i,.,_terl -bt'st 111 thls ran1hling 1·111H:h .-.1yll' 1 .BETTER B.UILT F.>:qui~He fo~er w1th l ALL TERi\lS hurry · call :145·84:!4 hornc .. l full h11th~ & Inti: nf l e OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1.~1• ~stgned l~y R1ch.1rd 1... ~nu·t>ful 11·indin~ stai1;\·a~. SouthCo, Realton;. other room fo1· your fanuly. \305 Skyline Or.: N E \\' , Neutrn .. , I\ ide, SlJ'C(>I to Panelrd libr~i;.· & drn. 1 You bargain hunters had BLUE RIBBON ~f has an assuniahle 101\' \V/S\\·eeping \tiey,.· of ocean streel .. ", lidrn1s., family l'r!I· \\·01-ds 1tl"I' futile to desl'nbe hf>tter get our your mo~. Sh d 1 4BR/2B\ interest 1·ate Juan, so hu1Ty. ! & hill~ BeRni ceilings + maids rn1 . $1 36,000 . !ht' rich 11\n1osphe1't' .of llns ' broon1s, and . buckels and s:ir:J' & ~~an~~~ bllin kitc!i'.. Ji~.900. dran1a1i~ 3BR/3BA. 3 fpl 's: NEAR EVER.YTHING I -=~~~------~clt•(·t ba~·fronl resid1•nc1•. cal! us on this one. Do a 1 Prhne location ltc So Coast , hu"e game rnl, guunnet 2 Bdrn\S,, fan11ly ctn.. 21 IN THE HILLS OF (l1ily one uf a kind -eull fot· Htlll' clean up and you'll . Pia.ta $41 900 · · HUNTINGTON HARBQVR. kil eh. A,;k $1:;1,:,00. See and I baths; btoautiful hand laid HUNTINGTON BEACH , details. have R home that you 'll he 'cALl. ~1 REALlY [ inake nff<'t'. qua1:ry tlle in kitchen I. 1s this ex(>("utive stylrrt .l Bit [ prourt of. Call "°"' and ask * Crest Realty -' e "SEA CLIFF" Apts. OYO family nn. $88.500. 341 Bayside Dr., Suitt I, N.B. htln11•. Drrunnt11· 11.1r111rn about llstlni;: No. !l-101 1721..\ (.'t)A:-.'T ][\\"\'. \ ~:anfronr 1 :?BR ,'.!BA Ask. j ,._.,....; ____ 'l"!'~'!l"'-""!"!'"!'-'"""'!~:"I f'll11')' grucious lll'lr\11: roon1, I WALKER & LEE ;i.tESA VERDE. Imn1acul:ltl' 714 . l:H&-lJR..\ & 21 .1. 'i'l:.!-2.l\l:; I S•J,000. 0\\ C loan. 67S-6161 -tlDO•"REALTY "" 1t• 1.,1 .. 1 .. 'II l :G:e~n~•;;';;•;;l;;R~.;E;;.;;:;;;;:;;;;;;1;00;;2;;G;;;•;;n;er;;•;;;l;R:;.E;.;;:;;:;;;1;002;;;;1 t•amllek·'"',ht din1 in~. i;:-1nrdc1n Rml Estutr :i an., Fanl. 2 BA~·"'·/room · · · .. I SUttii\olJ::R RESERVATIONS I'll'\\' tit: en, a.1):1· anuy l COSTA MESA lnr boat. Pri111e t:'UI de :-;ac. -RENT-TIL-YOU-RSI-A~1EHICAN 110:\IE N tB 1'00111, tlr-signf'<l !•Jr pri·sti:..:c 1· , 512,900. Agt. ()..IZ-Sj:.lJ, . ' JlE,\LTOHS I ewpor ••ch 1069 h1·in)(. CHU today for an RJ::ALTORS 5,5_9,91 . , . ~ --, Ju1l 11 1,4 1111\1! to 1h<' oc1·;111, J .19 1.7jl~ 491·1()11 1 ,, ,, '*673-7300 * HORSES & HOMES l\l ay be placccl on this 1h ~ere lan~. ~~e potential of this lo t is except.J.onal, with it s 1-iack !jay view & located a d jacent to huge, lovely estates. $39,500. 11 ppou1tn1l·nt. I SINCJ-; 19-1..i "' "' l.·l LOT · neHt ,) BH 1 J~a nearly nc1v J UP. l11Jn1e I -SUPER E The Real E1tate Fair I 673-4400 • , h~c 1\)fpl, crpt~. drµs. v•/hugc l'Ccreation r 1n .1 ECONOMY · • • • • I ON PEE 536--2551or839-6133 _ I ~lug!. iu, S31,.i00. Onr. lo1:n1al din ... cnrhC'dral ... s~l·u1·11r ,i;,, h .P a.uty! If you haven flair fo ------_ -1 -' ti-12-.;i;.)83. cc1lln~s in h\' r111 .~ huge i.A>ase/opt1on Be.1u11!ul 21 dramutic 11 bo r the HARBOR VIEW OCEAN VIEW 1 , BIG DADDY I Eastbluff lOJO ranch style kitchen You hrin11 01\n ~our O\\ll 11.:fSI; sens:itionJa P~;rt ut ~~ ''LOVE BUG" : DREAM HOME . ov.n the Ian~! only $~6,950. nr beaches ,v., sho1ip1nl( $ J the sought after Y4 sJ Sur11'r ~htlrp. u~ed hr11 ·k, SC'r th1~ corner locat1on 3 Collrge Park has lot!' 10 offt•r TRADE? \'~~'T POSSE~S~~!ll & 1 l\:onth ! ramily Roon1 'E" !>Jan in hr a\ y ~Ii It k f" ro 0 r. hrclroo1n, farnll) r 0 0 Ill I " '"" ""'" " tho ""'I"' . II )U" ha-·c a good "'"tahlo :::,:~~\~ TO SUI r. Bk>,' ~'i1l.wb!P& ! '"·' Bl""' hl.ghly "'"""d"' n1.'\ntcurt." h!Jnie our chent \\ho :>:> • t ~ ~ ' lJ:$::D&ll'\tW' I 11·1.th effrcfJ\'f' use o I DUA 25'" Ye AR Hd1nl.<;., .. Liath ho1nc. \ l:.:nJoy thr placid pool or use 1 a ~veciril "Uest llpl "'Ith its o"n~ H spttrkl!n~ condri in Hunt. Harbour 1042 • ! n1111Tirs, sh uttel's, top grade B A~ ANO BEACH H~PJlY gartle11-!1ke kitchen, 1 1hC' pr1\'atc berirh A SLlpt.'L', O\\!l rrplc. Brand new J\lan1111oth ls interested 111 -· --1 l·at'llC't and "·.all l_'OV~rings. ~ T \\'llh lop uf the l1n~ blt-1ns.1 Ja1·s,:<' lul. A 1ruly ~st buy listing. ta [ k i.n g to you , 1 494-567• 499.1100 If yo~1ente11a111 this IS your 675•3 000 Vacnnt & needing an at $9'2,500. Ai>p1m1n1ately $2 8,000 .,. • OFFERED hon1e .. _ 11ppl"t'Clali\'e hon1c buyer. ~7270 $52 500 equity -but that ca11 be H · • · • Only $81,500 Fee ~~2~4~07~~E~C~O~A~B~T~H~W~Y~C~O~R~O~N~A~D~E~L~M~A~R~~I Not leased land. $69,500. ' adjusted. ~ 1. · · Dy builder. Lovely 3 6#-72.ll C F C I rth Call 67>-7225 ~ bdrm .. 2 bath sunny home; General R.E. 1002 Gen1rail R.E. 1002 • • 0 eswo y I dramaUc entry to step-up! ----------1 R1altors 640-0020 ! 2211 New$til.: OCEAN VIEW !iv. rm., spaC'. deck. custon1 I /Jn NIG f L UAIL[Y & A5 5!:J[IATE'i ANORAMI ,. ·---------1;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 _'91 · \\'ave \\·atehin~ rl'Onl your l'eranJiC tilt! y,.·ork. $43,500.1 Op CEAN VIEW'-OcEmNT (940• . ~~~; )~m. c1~:~1· "~~~c:i~~1 i!:u:~st ~~· i~ u~~u~i~u: -=,G;o;RA~N~D;:;;O:;:P:;:E:::;N;l:;:N;G="'' I moments ma1edalzic before Information & a pp' t . :S c i\· ho in<' un1l('r l WITH VIEW DECORATOR'S Sun/Evts. the fire in your m811ini pit shov•ing, call N1wport Bay Tow•ra ,•,,n!-tl'11l·ti.111 :!·IOO s.:1. f!. 4+ C d I M Cl~~TRALLY LOCATED -DELIGHT 646-5855 {conversa!lon nrcal All this, * 494·0301.* 1 & 2BEDROOM hi •i lt•••in. '.l ) ~ h;1!h. All i OfOftG e ar c;1~y HvlTJK, 2 nedroon1. only Fount1ln V1llty for $26,500. "'ith payments : Southcoast Pacific Corp. l'ONOOMINllJM HOMES 11 r~~l J vl u!-.S. Corn~·r lo1 25 1 TRIPLEX one yeur ohl, /ur11ished Let your i1nagina!io11 run like rent. Belter Hurry. 1 MONARCH BAY 1 Bayfron.t Homes rt 1~nr1~:c l'ntl'y drl·k-. Cal! Condon1iniun1 ln ilall~.,11. \1 ikl. Su[l('r l·lell.n 5 ON THE WATER j 7•;. ASSUMABLE Boat Shps ldti-iil I I A lrg-nl lrip!Plr on l\\'O r..-2 Cull In see $09,500. ll«troo1n, J Bath llon11·. N I B h Tiburon condo, 3 Br, 2 Ra. HUNTINGTON HARBOUR. A lo\·c!y. finely finished Full Security 11ie:hrise Jn~ neal' i;hoppiug & the PETE BARRETT l·:xcelll'nt \'l('\\' fron1 l\la.~lrr twpor eac Honie& Unlimited, 96..~72S P,IA1lY c~tertaining .t-. fan1ily hon1e St~I & concrete construction hi•ai·h. currently 11 ~I Jlr<'lroon1 and Pri\'atc Sun $80,950-Dock & slip. 2 BR, \\·1th 4 bdnns., den, fo11nal Private Ba!~nies Walker &lee l!l\'l'i<lniC'nt or c-ould tw -REAL TOR-i)ft:I<. Huge K 11 l' he n , I 2~¥ ba, dlning, q u I et Huntington 81ach 1040 17214 COAST Hl,.'t.. dining rm .. nttr. pool aI'('!l & 2 g:.icagc spac('s foe mOtit i•-.p;trldCll fO\U' uni Is. 642_5200 Fa1ni!y Roon1, F O l' Ill U l location. Just listed, Hwty TI4: 84G-l:J84 & 213: 592·21145 jacuzzi. \\'alk to beach, units. ~i~~~~nt rental l'Cl'Oi'(l ~ ~a.210~1 ~1~.f.tiro.cc~i CALL 5*-llSl . JOB TRANSfER? frVin.-1044 ~™:~~~St45~taurant & n:~~~suo~~1:.tunlty to J BED :Di'tO\"C~. peJinquent paymts. TURNER ASSOC. 1 ~hase &ytront Property 11r•l 11t.1.t1 ... a D:illv Pilul Cl11Milll•d 1 640-1120 1 If you heed' ,rrfm\ocnnf~ 'f rLOCAT.IQN 1105 N. Coast ll"''Y·· Laguna' 1nNe11,·porlBeach. A1!. r,.12 :;G78. PLUS POOL action, you need to call Mr. AND PRrce: < f , 4~1177 ! 310 Fernando Rd., N.B. General-R.°E . 1002 t Gen1r1l-R.E. 1002 Loi·11t('(I In des i rn b 1 e Snider or Mc. Daly. UNIVERSITY PARK • t.~~TYFACE • 67S..8551 .. 1 ~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;,I 1'.:.1s1slde Cos!a 1'.teAA fenced TIRED OF I' La Salle r.todel, 4 bt11ms., HEARf·oF,r..OLD love T~at Privacy! 11 )art! added fa111ily roo1n 3 baths, 2 lrptcs .. 2 PHlios. ~vd , Secluded tulltop 2 bdrm 2 JI('\\' ca.l"pels. \\'on't l:isl. r RENTING? t62·4471 ( =' 546·1103 Upgraded ss•2.'soo't'ady. I Dese11ed Haclen R ., •• tn. bath lo1~11house \\'ilh ' Cl DQ.'.S EAST END-144 VIA LIDO NORD 'llpen Thurs /l'ri/Set/Sun. 2-6 4 Bedrooms, 4 baths; bayfront, with pier & slip privileges. 40 n. lol. $295,000. NEW FOURPLEX-OLD CORONA B rand new 3 bedroom 2 bath. each unit. Q\vner will consider dividing these side by s ide s tructures. Walk to stores and trans- portation. $250,000. EASTBLUFF-VIEW HDMEI Nea r shops, schools, beaches. See this 3 bedroom . 2 bath home. cozr family room, sunny breakfast room lookmg onto court. ·yard. $82,000. BE A LIVING ROOM SAILOR £ron1 your waterfront apt. 3 bedroom, 2 bath cozy fireplace, private patio, boat slip 'available, pool, immaculate gardens and grounds. Ollered for $125,000. JUST IN TIME for spending summer on Balboa Island. Charming duplex wllh 3 bedrooms each unit. walk lo shopping, bay and beaches. Only ,109,000. BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED BAYl'RONT over 4,000 square feet h\ this custom built near new, exqulsllely decorated home. 35 foot ltonta.ge .on exclusive West Bay. Dock facJllUes. '300,000. DIAL "44-17'6 2161 San JNquln Hll11 Rd ,, N.8. A COLDWELL IANKER CO, l Only $37,500. Call ~Till Ui.guna Bli'ach, a top a h1n. 'tx.>autiful . Call us today . \\"e cCJn 58\"e University Realty 67~ ""10 roast \\'ide \\'hite v.·ater I . ~an v I c \\' ! N rt He• nhts you money & hassles. . """"N · • Su nken living rm \\'ilh ewpo • .., Veterans . No r11oney down I WALK TO BEACH EXCITING Ne11· 2BR. 2 BA. \'lell', 2 Story~ lots of tile. ~I fuY'plnl't'. Dining room. \Vet Walker &lee NEW LISTING! I 1\lso 5'>-financmg available. 1 NE\\' 3B~/2BA, shag crpt., Toy,.·nhom(', Univ er s It y br'. ~ ba. Bnng brush and OOr. r~r'Ont & rear party Neer Harbor Hi. Assun1able Call &16-ffil blt1ns. f1repl ., all deluxe Pl'lrk, Super Loe. lnflscplng, pain · patios. Sv.ini pool, sauna i: \7,\ loan. Inui1aculate 31 fealurl'S. rtrps & upgraded cl'pls eun Rtd Carpet, Realtors tenni!i S&l.500. OUTSTANQ.. Jx>dnn, 2 ha. BI tn s, ~ Gerald S. Thon1ns Really be incld Bv O\\·nrr S44 ~ 497-1761 IXG VALUE Cell 644-8750 , firepla("(', ne1\' cpl, drps. 53t>-SR21 lnrlude~ !ai1rt 552-0736 ' 3---Easts1de Costa Mesa I Obi• •"'· L•• yarn Walker & lee ,_.,_.,_., 5.16·3409 cuS'l'OM1zEo llo"E '",. ~;;,,".~b~ .. ~ :,;~. ,:;::~~: [ fAA•~lL J ! 646-3921 or Eve. 548-2426 111 .. ~ ,,, .. ,, OWNER despe1·ate. Huge 3 Tw.11e Rock. prof. l11ndscpd. 1 556,500. Ltt llughes, Rltr, ! ~IUHi0 •.· 5 Bedrooms, 4 bllthll, 3400 Sq. brl!'n1, 3 b1tlh trl-level. Full 4 Br, :11a ha. \\'alnut :-133-l:J:i5. 49!l-173l. t Ft., huge 3 car garage, Corona dtl Mir 1022: dining rn1, family nn, panelled fam·rm, 3 rar ' $69,500. LUSK S BR. l cher~-·' kitche.n. ~~ P 1.1c j ~n~r, $72,500 By 0 1v n c r . 1 Cla!;sifled Ad! Call 642-5678 600 Newport Center Drive. Roy McC•rdle R11ltor I Covei-.:u paho. ocaUll u -.,.-1563 I today! 1110 N Bl d CM I The besf hu.v in all of lhu·bor pool-med Jot. $61,950. brk --------1 TRADEWINDS '';::~, v '' '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,!!!!!! Vk!11· 11ills! Llke new _C~•~"~"'~2-<854~=·==~~=I c!. (rQ -0 )i\ '11. '-fJ '"C ~Q.. ® Tradt•\\'lllds Lane, beautiinl 11 ~~~~~~~~~~ Pllol C1asalfled ad. 642·5678 ~:~1::~1e ~li:~·~~~t ;i~~ REPOSSESSIONS µ~ ['~ :NJ.. -<Ja µq· ;:'.) li11yrrcst; pn.•stlge homr, 3 1002 ! 01n1r al R.E. 1002 from Spygla11 No. 1. Fee For lnfonnatl'>n and loccrt.ion That /nlr1'9u1'n9 Wore:/ Game w1'th a Chuc'/e ' l•drrns., fa1nily rm., ti.in. land, only $107,500. 1 of these FHA & VA homes, "' I 1111·• 2 ha1J1s; charming (n Call 675-'l'l25 I contact • ------Mitt" .,, ClAY •. ,OUAN ------l'l'i'l'Y \l'&y. See this bef<i'e OCEANFRONI DUPLEX Paint & MAKE THOUSANDS •. T-3 Bedroom Units. New list· ln9. ll!flER HURRY! G>ci 11 645.0303. Fl)Rl ~~ T r ()LSON •• I *DUPLEX* Best buy in t0\\"n1 So. or llY..'Y., 2 BR. each. Frplca .• recently redcmr. Comer lot for pl1vacy. Good fiMncing. Call now to see! MORGAN Rl!AL TY 673-6642 • 67s.64Sf SOUTH OF liwv-:- Newly Rodecor•t•d $ Bdtm, l10n1c with rtntal unit. $69,MO. S\l.bmlt often! B•lboa Bay ProperllH * * 6401414 * * 4 Ll:llGE UNITS, llouth ol Hwy. (I ) S BR'1, Ill 2 BR, tll l Bl\, Ownor. -· FOR SAiil by owner, on I ~, $15,500. Ntw point a crpts. !T3"'403 or m-- KASAI.AN 0 I ;-ou buy! $79,jOO, Fieo•'O"lill le1111., el r~e CA.LL ~. 646·l4{4 four 1e10"1bl•d woids b.. 9 ~ Rtal E•t•te 962""644 low ro lorm 1(1\j, i 1mpte word1. t41'41.. o\VNER mvs. Spacious J I I It I: A. L TY bdrm, 2 be.th home, Family M E G T l l Nt 1r Nt•••rt P••I o rrlc:• ~tlo~~~~~~ i:~i~~ 1 1 t' r 1 --WE-STCLiFF yoor boat. $41,9;;o. bkr Call I 1201 & um lliehJa.nd DR. 962-l373. · I RA y 0 l I ' Presently under O\,~'ER I ~ "-3 1' ronstrul'linn prestl~<! E:ic:~. txi~. 3 \f~th~m':'':ith J J I J [ .1. cu&tom homes In \\' f: 11 fAmily nn. frplc, 11,·et bar, . .. . . . . ~labllshffl neighborhood. Each horne 4 BR. 3 full ~r~n. $5l,CUl. bkr I fi E L N I I i: baths, tonnal dtnlng, Ja. .. u The b1tre.r he11f : She keeps lam rms, 11,·et hilt. 11.1nk.n OWNER sacrifice. $339 5 J' [ [ [ asking hint to ~how her his conversat io n pit, down. 3 bdrms, big ftullll)' birth certificale. She \"1ents + many f1bulo11a featur-. rm. dlnlne ~u. bulh~i11s-.1 proof that he's _ ,.1i Tt'\e, 6·1~223.11 for appnt. Shng carpet1ni;. Ikan1('(1 .. B U R M I A I BEACll llOUSE S51,500'" celllfll. $l3,9:SO. brk Call I' I I J J 0 COf!IPI."' th• ch\lt'~l• quotttl PrlvAcy. Oulnl«te.r. CALL 84~Z61. . . . .. . . by fi11!119 ll't 1ta mlulng WOfd O\\'ntr, lnlo A •ppt. 645-89l4. OWNE{t aruc. $219:1 down. 2 Vf:!ll dtttlop lr01t1 ittp..No. a betow. 64S.0044 or 1714) 3'1$.31\l. bdnn ootldo owrlool<J tho ih pool Hu bullt .. in. aha& ~ PllNf ~lf~(C lf1T£RS IN I' r. I' I' I' I ~L ' Roeet \n back nd carPei. custom d r ~Pe 1 • Ttttsf SQUAV! .. _ • • .. 1 • crt 1 Bh· "'Ondo, Pr'Qf. $21.900. brk can ~ t) UNktAMEtt i\tOV£ 1rtTE•5. I I I I I I =ut. nR, 3 ba, '° ~ $2300. ASSUMES T\'I LOAN.1 __ 1 .. o._0"1"'1""•"'"'1w"'1"'•----.. --'.-.t... -'·--L-..J. Fix.a. 4 131\. -Bkr. n ... ETS O..ltl<d Ad! Cllll "IMlllll EYM. 13)5. P<' 1110· PrTI sc.....,.,L Antwert In Cl0Mlfl11tlon IOIO 1ot1.,,1 • '-"'o=. ___ ___,.; '. ~ ••• -J8 DAll 't' PILOl ntwport-Be1ch 1069 *OCEAN VIEW* f'rom r11't".V m1 ul 1h1' I~~· :l BR , 2 h.(. f,1111 nu h1ll1"' llu~t· k 11 \\/h1 11r~1 :u~ '· dbl door 1•nti} 1'1 11 lit '" h -GEM- 120-F Tu~un ,\11•, :'\ H REALTOll.'i 6124"!3 MONTEGO MODEL I F.Wrh,)t+n1~. :! Jl,1th Li.:1· lut next '" .:1·~ "lll>f'!I HARBOR VIEW HOMES REAL TY 833-ll780 NEWPORT SHORES .I Hl!L'tll~ ,~ do •n \\:ilk 1'1 B1'.uh, 1~"'-'1' ,1;. l•Jlllh ~Hi.:..Jil CAYWOOD REAL TY * 548-1290 * UY ()\\;>.:~:r:· ;..1u~1 -.1t·rilu•1• n1y l"\'rly con<lo lr1 1:11111, on i 11u11 k ,,ill' t,,,,I, ':-Bl!, 1!111 1~•1111. 1u~1 .. n1 ·~·1k ,\· \'lln-Lu1t p.,,1,.,·1·~. hu~·· d1•1 k 'f11 rrloul\u1.:: 1;a11~011 ,\' 1,,,\ fll1no•r/.\1·••nt 1;\µ; .. 11~ HARBOR VIEW Lr).:. fl•\• lot u~r·•~"' t r•1 •n puol/J.:1L~11la1t I 1:1:1'!1: l, f.otl\ 1111 ~!12.~1'11 t:) ti\\ 11••1 hlH-"'1 l[) ;j \:H, :!'i h,1, ,1 ~ .. 110111 r.(~!lll :'\••\\' 4 I !•I~ ,\ 1o.111.I thru-r•u!, ~Jjl :r: ( 1\1l\1111Hlo•I '' B"l'tl't'~l. :s1i:;,,1~1 h;:-·11u, • . , ~.ednesday, May 22, l97q Wtdnrsday, May 22, 1974 Pll.OT·ADVERTISER 12 cl;;nc;;o;;m;;•:..cpc.'o:.ip;;•;;'t"y'--,;;2000:::.::.:j-HouHt Unfurnished HouM' Unfurnithed Houset Un urnishMI Aplrtmenta Furnit pr1rtmenh ~nfurn. Apertm1nb U"Nrn. Apta Furn/OnfUrn 'to! 1 O UNITS 1 General 3202 Huntington tleach 3240 Newport llMch 3269 Huntington llNch 3740 Colle M... 3124 No!!'!rt BNch 3169 -$145,000 SINCL.ES & Students' 2 BR, sin, 2 br cottu~t·, 12 blk bch. BRA.~O r\e\\.' Custom CHANNELFRONT (Sb~., l"•ii·.:···•i~ ;..'Il rJl'n :settfn~ ALA UNTALS $l!lJ. KWs .s.: pet ok tool ChUd tim Jltl. Bli.lboo. ! ~'<>rat('(!, CO~tPLETELY NEW '11,. 1 1 HR. 2 BA. 2 car .,;ar. 1»1 J24j z br. b1ick trplc. bltns 1 turnbhfd 2BR. 26A ('01ido , 1 2 an., 1 be. Room «ot boot. ort• 0111.I 111 '1:irp w111, Rl>&1 wt W'K!Al1J1 11o1 w-.a i.:atl'. S1i;l. KKI• & 1)1•! uk. nr bl·h, Cc.L\l h1 Ot-ean Sou1h. Pwl. $3'B Uni., )'ff.rly. • l·"•kln..: 11!.11'(' Utl lht• hloc.:k Sll,\l{P~ 'J Sit, sin. Lr&: $300, 2 br, :l ba. frpl<:, pool, c I u bh 0 us t'. :i.rlu 11 ! 1 3 BEDROOM I WALK TO BEACH 2 Bk. To"'IU"IOlll>C, frl,fl l.', '111 •' lllt' \l!Ul bulld •n~~ ! f fiit ~nrd t'Pnced tor kids/ptt. chlld/pet EtitbluIJ. 1 t·ooununity. r\t' :sboppl~I '2 & 3 Bdrrn•. 2 bftth.s rro1n $250. 1 Bit, hVlll Sl9.J. !nc·o•l\f' s1.it1 per ITIOnth. :US-' Homefinders * 642·9900 NU·\tl EW RENTALS l'f!OICI', bus, u·a111, 30 1nln, to I Ytarly lease. $325 tito. Pool, teo.nm. l..'Ot1tl11cnt.1l, <;:11·ai.:•·~ 011 ncr is nnxlou.<. W ) ... ~·, '" San D1cgt-0. Rent by the S II L I Apt U I •·-•kfasl ""p"-ale lan>lf)' 1'1·11111· !ol',1111.ln. Cull 111)11 -----....,.. ' ll·\HE Fiod~ 2 BR. $100. Lrg 6n-4030 or 't<7"~32-~ ! \ll.'t"k 01• month except Jul.)o p t eve 1 n . tl0US£ 3 Bit, 2 00., ffVI . 2 ~tlOn. C~ l~ 11boppln.,I ii~-\il.IO. NIWPOIT&IA'l',C.M.'41•1JIJ ,)'rtl.fork1ds & pell> 3 BR, 2 BA. lrg yrd, 1 & August :>l.s-30:i6 I OCCUPANCY JUNE 1 Cnr Q:tll', Funt. sm A1onth, A:-fine bcftch. 644-261.J \ INVF.STME:NT DIVJSlON ~!ALE only·BH<'h'' S90/Sl:.:.-) ).l~'il Prl~e! 1 HR,' Sl•ltJ. bltins, yrly lie, $550/, Hunt. Harbour 3742 Yearly -• [~ ! ,_en1r<1H.1 l<J('t1!<'d·.1o:11~ ·0•us \ .. eanl. Kld~ok. too. m 1l24 A 't L Rooms •-,' I • • ' ' l<LltP.\'' ., B· 2 ua •19· o. "'a ane. r I -_ \\'U\l.: 1 n1· $1:,!;1 l.'lo~e UCC . ' · " 1• ~ "· F t II 642-1121 STUDIO _.. sunken f1-pl t'EATURJNG: I sn1 lUL!llilll. 11/pool. has l::ir, K1i..ls & pct'okny. or app • ca [ all't>\'1'. !\if, fully · equip. I ~ , FOR Rent fw•n. roon1 111 RI::ALL \'' J hi SI~ 111 ,ul Homef1nders * 642·9900 or eves 675.3404. Jal'uzzL Q'Oss h1vv to lll:h. 1 Loft Uedroon1s • F rpil' :i • Olsl11 M~. Nlltl -A PAI R~OF-FOURS-f11l'•I 11 I ..;1u» 111.'l/eh1!rl uk 6 Hit, 3 BA, liv &-f~;i. e HARBOR \'IE\\' e I Yrly ISt'. S2"..5. 557~577 Ce1·nn1ie tile k.lt~·t.1cns O E:x· ho1-.,e fOl' workn'll:, 1na11\· COTT,\GE 2 hr '-li:i i.oun .... 11 crpt'tl. $39:J/,\IO. Jst, J llR, i;tudy, Jurn nu, 2'~ ua. 1 Laguna Beach 3748 • 1 "°'i ed B£'tun1 C~1hng1>~• Eu· 612-479'1.=~---,,.~~ \\uni r!n 1nu(•h 111 a pokt.'l' .'Sllli.;li!~uk,1 .:blk11att'1'. , Jast+$200.2(}.151~1oon1.·1c1>I 11·ct bnl', 2 tlplc's, 2 sly. l'O;!;t"'d Palos • 1.wl & E~'IPLO\'El) nu111, l!ttulght. ~"•i n•· hu1 t),1, pair r1f F01 'R l~!Lll!T Un: ::: hr S!lj h1<.1l I Cir TI4-487-9446. Con1n1. pool, $5j(}/n10 Bt't"JCE:\'C)' Aprs front $57 niany olhl'I' Con\·cnieiK't:s, PARK NEWPORT kitchen prlvl1'!i· $6.)Jr-.10. , ' l'\.1'.:'\t.: l"I! d(J a lul J"r ~1111(!.''· tluh.l. ~iln1~l' -~ --,--e Cttll 6J1-~t'l e ' \\1~k Pool, n1R1d, ph , I Aclulls only. APARTMENTS U I S--0"16 I \1111r n!.u" fot n M'CUl<' LO\'FLY .. Ll ., l' rri0 COHNER lot, 3 BR. 2 lnt, -----Ind V !I l 194 9436 11. f>I J , eve~. , Jin:HlLl.•l fll1lUl' Pei ri'lti,, C. ,,, .• ", ,,1 1.; •. ~,,, "1'..,-0, 1:1·11ts, 1.hps. 2 car gar, hluu'EASTBLUJo'F, ~ BR, .l·1pli., _ ry. 1 age nn, · · 1 HAY LOFT APTS. 1 lk.ciiclor l flr 2 Bedrooms R00~1S µ:i wk up, 1v1tl1 · · ~· "~· " · ~ !''"" \ k 1hp~ hlt·111s pwl renrus Newport Be1ch 3769 1 and 'fiJ1r11housei; ki h ~·1" k ' i;u1t, 11 1 .. 1 •. 11ucr ,,.,.\ UJH.lll•'\' ;..it . .",\ \'crJ~ :: L;r 'l h,i ~::oo. 1 ran_ go'' .• 1. o~~.~,_:.,,•_,,~, , 111u. , s ,,,.,·,:_,.,, N'O .. J"''·'· ;,1 .•. ,,,0_' _ I le en; #'JV v• up llPI " ~ 01 1 c """" l<J "~ ., "" " ~ " F'r. $19-i.50 Open 9·6 Daily r>l8-91:i:i or 6-1>3961. ui· 1111"·lrll•·111 ~71.~.i•! f',i(·h , t P, hlln' 1('f, \\ .i. U. :! ' ' --;--·----61-l-571! or bl5-.>361 $3.) \\'K UP. 1 Br, :! Ba .t 283 AVOCADO I Si:>a Pools T~nnis • li111 in~ onu·~ rh.1t t'kll f'[L"'t.t•1 l'<H' :-.!.\:'\\' :-.10ltl:.: 10 i NJ::\V 3 BK, 2 ba, fJ1H·ru1 l::A~"l'BLUt'F-CONoo 2HH Ba('h. Colol' T\' n1a1d sen· COSTA MESA At'ros~ fron1 Fashiou Island ROO;\I ~'Olt . ~I~, • S!U llf 1.11 .... d If) S7:lfl/11111. ll. t'llOOS~: t'i'Oin t.lltl car bar, $350 nio. 1717 • •1 pool Tl!E i\tES\ ,.1• ~· I at Jainb..iret>on:>anJoaquin m1.hly 27J Flol'.~r .st C. Ill. :.1r · 111,111 pos .. 1bh· 01· ?? Si1hl \\ 1. '-t'IVlt'C all tile li<-;i1·h ' t'lo11dn, Ucal'h .I.: i\da1n:., 111••· crpli;, di·p~·-bl lU \i;, t\e\v rt 81 ~B 6.it;._~1 • 645-4143 I ti..t&-:::1136 l•1..:.·lh1•1 (1f :.;·p.11·a1cly. t'l!ll'~ .I.· Inland CJrant.:c t:o I 111/·l·l:ii lclJ'i.ICC &. pool, S:J,j() 1ihunt•, po '' :-.1011·Thu1'li a·:itJ-'(:30 p1u H ..... !•oar.. SJNGii: iwins fol' n ·u. CRH 6+~7;!11 $ LANDLORDS I $ !Bf ho , b M~lll l , ;,Q\\ 'l1l Jun.• 2.::1 h Ba~l1 u11t Sat·Sun 10.~ pin '714) 644-1900 .,h~,, .. ,-. l""nl.:.hCtl. 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Crpt.'S, D1 P!S,: ~':ll--0 1 II " BA pvol E.x1:1t111f.: t•lly & t',\t:ING UCl::,\N )'I; Li Newport Heights 1070 ; •!·!-:'U! 1 Lo1n1nu1uty J.lkl' & POUL, ne,u l'<'llfl'I' of tu\\ll l' tll Eastbluff 3830 oc~nn \'ll'll S_.!.W. 'l:J&.OOlG -:sp.1..:. \ u, 2 fa11Hl),'11bll· 11p1° INVE:STMENT DlVISION incl "u1·d11r ~2'.15 1:1:.:0-;)146 49·• · iis ' :\l:\\ 2 lrg, BH, !\I\. 1 Ir<..:., L.1 :.t•ll·l'VUl;.unl't.L ~uu1111• t RARE NPT. HEIGHTS 1 • , 1 \ fnrmaJ 1h11inb roon1 hon1e. Condos lJnfurn. 3425 Apartments Unfurn. l:Ll:Gi\,'iT 2 HH., 'J Oas. sep pels $19'5. -1'.l:.!-i'Cti:?. 011 11 uucr lt•HSI.'. .i ~ 1 ,: [9 i! t ELEGA.:'iT :J HR, fam rm,_..;._.,.____ -~-:i , I encl. g1t1' \'/Hr bt-.i.eh No )",,:{.) 11kly .• \Jsu avail S.Jh , , i\cv. ci·pts, x lul la11rtsl'ap111i; ·---- 1 v,",~!""cT,,' .", .. ~ 11,"'1' ',--",· \ <tl'ant S:J.!5 mu \'J's. l:it:! . \\ ES1: N1~.~pul'I ~Cn\'h, I Balboa liland 3806 l>u1 !'Ill, frvk·, pool, S2:lJ. 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I /!1'~ . .:f'lJ,\;.'ill:!Li:. parly 11 :1 111.~ MESA VERDE -~. * * II 11/1\, t.lrpo, f)U(JI. A<llls, no &l&-j223 1. frplc, pnv, beach. :"\!any l ·all 546·81101 I tu hu1· lt0111t• t••!' 1011• du11 n p f I 0 THE Y ' '"·' tllL'l1!. lji;;-1,·;~1 3 br, 2 ba, top location L:111urn :.! lill ho"sl' nt 11· pcti;, Sl!JO til2-9:i~lfl • DI::LUXE J Br 2 Bu all • ttttHI · l'e er $ ~0P c or · N LAKE -I .... · '1 · ----• • ·1 1 s~nge adult. 4,J /n10.i At Scuth Coast Plaza 1501 Westcliff Dr. Water & Gardener Paid ilu.1l Cau~on. Ch,1nni11;; Beaut. Garden Apt1. Wtllll, frplc, gar. poo · · tears J.,ca.se. 49-1-2791. Pool . Ac11 pulro Aq)Jn Bar NE w p 0 RT Flf';;\NCJ \Ll $425 Lease. 545-0228 ulut•1 hotn<', lrpl, IJo..•fl111t'r1 r111al<' p.1un~ n Pools I Adults. S:!iJ. 612-U:ii. i , I S~ & Jocuzz1 Spec:.1acular S Cl!:NTEll I '.·1•11.111.g:-s.:au.·· /nlQ. sHuna:-., JaL·uz;I, tennis, i ;\;[\\' 2 HR. n1atul'e cou pl~. 1 llR, seni fuin · lilt:. ( A Lak /T rl .:ill,\1:1', ·I Hit, 2 U.\. 1\h·NJ '-''"'}\\\I Jt 1 r " 1 1 ut1Js. NE\\'ELL ASSOC·· .ere ·e ~1 ov.·e rib Leasing office spac cv,u ,;., • L •l'•• r~" ;1 e i ,u· pi'k 'g Hlk<' 111 beach. 110 rhild o r pets, avail Isl l T 1' ounlo111s • 1 ~ :\!Jlhon Dollar • • ~ e 4lr·l ;\!uc hoiue, •'.lvs1' f,1 .!9~5::'._(i ----I l'!"lll Sl:J:J l'!lti·0'2:1!J I 64~rlli20 after 4 pn1. A J::S 491·659·1. Oullhouse G>'Ill Sauna C,\1.J... ON·SITE i\IA.NAGER j f'\('1'~1huu,:.\1'.11!nn11,'{.(~) BE \UTO V "'rot2 ' ' '!711J64"''Ul•"l2"' :.! HH, 'l B.\ Kortl1 l.11d. L'Ju,.., llJIJ-FUR".' 1 "1! ,,-,,,, LARGE 2 BR, l ba, "rn'", •1 · cean 1ew ~ n Tutu! Secutltv __ . .,..., .:..x: O<J • 111.·1 11101nlh \11rldg i,:,11d1•11t•1. '~ u " ... ,.L., I ' 4-I N t ·' ------' (.',di l~<i i1· j.tfi-,).'11111 I~ J:ie1•~:.0_~Ull & .1ohupp111;;., ~1nre!S & bcuch Clean' ~nr., SI~. mo. ;H8·1309 or ~~~p~2'1~ fi?~~45 c~•c; 8 hnn1ed1ate Occupan11y ~~~r.~Cf: ~P,\CE Jo' 0 11. Generai _____ 3102 COL-LEGE PARK-;,:- 3 L.:;; '1 ----1Rl.·1tlunon11ts, Hkr~ tii,'i-6700 1175-181!:. • · · · ADULTS l ~ T Co;;ta ~rc~u ll11rbo1· ----~ i l guna Niguel 3252 1 -;~,1~ .. -l\'l!h ('<JJle, use Dail>·, Si·JI irlle lteins 11.'ilh a Dnllv I Lido Isle 3856 1 ~1ry, No l}t'.'1~ 111 1\d11n1~ He 11. u ti f u 1. '."l'IJll1~1•.l'"''ll.Llh,ne11 Br,2Ba,water,gar· -----~·---1 ~1,~578! r · I CI •·lfd d642-56.:8 : Bachelor 12&3B ' n1oderu. i\lr, lll \J l>IC i tpt/d11,:-. p.1110. l,,_1;.:1111.~ dener paid. $375. SEA TERRACE I ~-~-usl resu ts._' P1lol l!.'SS le a . • LT!JO I S LE .D r n inn Ii c from $11$ per mo~ s. J1u11!urlul, Clu~.~ A. Walke~ \I 1.1 L"I IH! 1 111 , lrplt:, 545•0228 \\luh• \l<:llt·i nl'can 1.1,,11 Costa Me1a 3724 1 Costa Me50 3n4 \'ie\\··\Vaterlro~1t ,1BR1 <;:ondo. Senta Ana & Lee BlrlK Cult Gene liill ,,,., ~. 1 u. i,,::11. La;.:t111.1 ainung rolling tolls. l'.:veJ 1.1 Apt. $3i'!l/!11~ inc. u Us. By 557--0136 or 612--0200. ' ' .... 'i1J1ll.~lt l l1'111dl.. EASTSIDE lhln\;! a fanuly l'OO!d dc~ite,1 ~er. 675--0."i.'\'1 3700 Plaza Dr. -1st--F '"' ' HI lll"1t1n, l.;_,guu.1, 2 Br, water & gardener ~ualded enll)' l;l\H?. beach BA y VJl!:W nr.pvt beach. 714-S~ mo. REE Cdll. ,.,_ .\f'11pt>11 pd, $270 lse. 545·0228. p;.i1ku1~. ltecl'l~ntion cluh 11 ] 3 br, 2 bu 4: Iv rn1 w/ h'PI. Deluxe 3 1~111 offit-r. Carpet. NU-VIEW RENTALS e .\ll•'S,\ \IEl\llf·: IHI:, :!I\.\ puol, 1t!nt11s. Nl'\\. nllrucli\e--~ $32.l I..l>e. Adults. 6'r.i-302'J ,q· b,~,,,.. d,ra~"· atr e<•n1hU11ned, in • .t.1 ot l~·:.:.iiS I.~· r!('{'Ol J 81{, fa n1 rn1, , Me" Verde 3863 Nev..lJ(lrt Be11ch nettr Lido '" ' 1' • Cle1111, a nd ;11·a1lahlt• 111111 SJ O "• .\GT ."J lO-i:'.2< 11.1llcrl yd e;1sy mince. $J!lj. 1 p11 J~" !II[ H. $2411 1--:.l1.11Li ' 1,·1t H•~ .l lLi ?\.Fl Lease 49;~5769. t e llOi\tE AT1i{OSPJIERE (JCITINCfl(WCOMCUJ! 1no111h. C:;1ll Ne"porl Plat-ei I~ houses Furni5hed Jj ,(• 11.1 •. "lJ ,. c:-.1 tun U::,\,'il:.: -1-111:. :! U.\, f De1"••2'3BR.Rentaf 0 1" ADUUlAllUINUVIN~ l{ealty675-3600 I COSTA MESA \'.1 •.111<. 11 1 1~1 ~1r,. fl;;c 1 Me5;a Verde ...... (I< " I 1 I' "', l'f( ,\ c:-,1 Jpl \Jal'. :;: .. i.i C.u\Jle-3()9j ~face Ave. ~1034 SMAU.l'lts.tlCCf,tlo DESI\ snn..., 11.vl'llt1bl• I"' EXCLUSI VES ' ·•·· "h·•11·"" ~ · \ r ·w1~~ --72·>5 ,.,__ " "" 'l •I""", .'.,\I. .\.:1. Ft.'l'. _:Ken. a-. i ur .lJ. J. . 3 Bit, 2 BA fa n1 rn1., Jrg ; Newport BeaCh 3869 •Boch.Jots rno r::\Vill ptn\'lde hirrnturr l DuplM~ -1::;~~ .. 1 ·1~1 1 (, <IBH . 2 Im, cul·1l<'·S.lt'. 11atio,: yard Gardener&\\'aterpfl. BRAND NEW •I 8R,2BR .'It.:,,. n10 i\n t1 wer i11K $40,500 I J 111111 ·1 · --3124 frpJ,· fned ~1d. ~ C11a11t j Children JK.ls ok. S:!:iO ~10. \\'cekly ltate for Furnished Single . COTTAGE ON CANAL •2 BR & Oen :.crvlcc available. 178 7 a 1 bdrm.:! n1 1<1: -•.1 "'11 -:::os.a Me s.a Pla.i:a rKJ pets. SlOO. :>.ii-I~~~, :J57·1 2~7.' II I t llt:uch Blvd., lluntington l bdnn. 2 hri!h nnd ! 1o,i1 ---~·.._..,_--Special i\1ove-In Rate Snia 2 Br, :ii:hul{. b tn!t, rpl<:, From $175 $485 licul:h, L l'l-4321. $40.SOO. 2-'ldnn l1,111 , l'l.l ~ E -SIOE 2 BR FURN. 1 El Toro 3232 Mission Viejo 1"e deck\ Walk·ln pantry, -NEW~---1 6 Unit s _ 1 bdrn•"'· f1ri1.1 W ate r & gardener piid. l 1 1 ., . . / ... , * fvr11llhed M1ttle• * Alf Ceffitloflff JdeAI for cpl. Adlt111, no ~ts. Me1aV.rde Eost&·Adams; ~$79,500. Rt>(! C' :. l' p ,. ' $295 / 54~28 J A~ u_t.s • ., !1R., 2 ij,\, T\\ nhsc, , NE\\ 3 Br. 2 Ba Twnhs.e. * fNe UriUtt.s * w.a..n & Dtyen $285. Yrly. 6<13¥i80. 540-1800 Plush nfl k.'t Bl~ .. 2 lo 6 lln\ Investment 0 1 \'is 11111 . mo. . $29:>. Alt. spcc111.c, vu 2 car I cpl tlrps air cond rec fAc. • lltcllltll Feclllt~ * lecfffflH •••,.. N Cre 1 Oc View •ultca. C.Onlvt!ol.~ nn -<MU\. Lid 0 isle 3156 ~a r fi.~2-658-1, 544-3666 t."Vt-~. 1 No 'pets. 0$265 n\O. S:it-1309. * U!M9,.,...... * • .,,. P..tl., ev.·port 5 • ean • .... 1 .. EXCITING Xerox copier. New· o .c . alt: "~-~ --• M.-lil s.ttlc• * J.cmt TMrepy '•ol I New. Pool. lennh1, 3 BR/3 •n r. port. 833-~. J'RIPLEX, greit1 c. ~1 . 1 ll }f) i.1ri:-.;i; 2 Rn. 2 Bi\", •1untington Beach 3240 Newport Beach 3269 * Hfff'N '•" * M"9'1 .. a ... , BA. $.'!$. 642-J.too. J.:~~ M:C,SM~~. *WATERFRONT~ 'IOC!lllon. ,\\.•I :-:un1•11t•· . .\o 'J~15, llU E 3 Bf! Ip!• "'' ~11o $23,S-lse; 2Brnroe<!&ll. °"" N ~!1,900. Good tc1·1ns Li.ii 121::1 i!J:l--U.l:.!7 · v.·klk ffi si:hOOI &·~rk 'Si-I()' r~E\V j urt/'i bl\, tr>!, loft('(f Weter Falls-Lagoons-fi'ounta ins sMg, rel, mi: no ptl/chl,d U.ch, 1 & 2 BR. b'Oln l l'37 'i!xrrtt. 11 ~ Beach . 8 Unit11 corner l0<.·a1 lon, ----' k 1 • 1 s 1·d · 1 .. 5tav A Da v, Weck, Month or Whatever 3U-36th St.: 6/1 ; 644-4340 Adl1!11, No Pets. ecu \'(! otttce1 wltrplc., C.1'1. All~ 00tlroo1n1. Newport Beach 31691 '\ll · or Kt th 11 er, ccil., pttl O, fl~·irn , & tennl111 ~ ~ .1561 Melll Qr. wet b.t.r,prlvnte bath 12 Unil•. on lncgc lo• 96i-4411 pl'>vs. ~'5/mo. 640-1327 or DAILY RATES FROM $9.00 , *SHARP 2 llll. i RA. one !5 bll<a ""m Newporl Blvd,) BIU Gruody Rllr. B~un I £amide C.M, BLAl l 'lf'r L 1 Hi Ilg,,·. nu 586.STU ~ 6'M).J500, ext 1465 level1 Eaatblulf/CdM. Pool. 54$-9860 CORONA cltl MAR, East I •176000. I \\Ulf'I' II d!)('k '.'\h:·.v fu111.I TO\VNfJOME LUXURY',28R. I PX)/MO. &33--891'-C DM/S I lllR. C...t I! omo. 'l.'1.·•a~n 'RE'••rY "" •111 "'iL n ·h ~::~-.. 'f1J.71~'i vou can Charne • P 1 c 0 u 8 wy. ... .... '1! •pam ' .. ...,, ... iv.. a.JU"V " • Tri-level : (nric, t~ d bl ~&. 2beJ Newport Shorts, ptnor&mJc view of octl>1 now avail. $100. • UA • * 1'RJPLE.X, C.M. * 1 tl~ bi<). !•111 nl1011ile; 3 Bl'. 21 ~ DAILY fttLOT pr. G"5-6141 d~, cvtt Strpt to .w'id )'Uriy $325, and bay, UJO. mWIN I: lR'41JN Ir IRWIN, Realton: 3 BR 2 BA Howie + hr1, 'J 1"1r gn1" boa.I 5!Jp .. ,.r. Clo .. lfied Adi 99&-1537 Proport,y lioute 6G-38SO IRWIN, Realtors. ~ 1_B<Hll_"i;;I ;;;;-""==-- . r-0.2 oi 2 8A Ap,tf. })'pl, ~\\ 11.il 7 I. $WJ. 646-ZiOO. I SUPER ' Br 2 % bl.. Im . 2 BR. Bt"-Ch 1 blk-new lhac. I NEW. large 1 BR, UtllL NEW OFl1CES pAtloo, laJlndnl. gnragts. Soll •II• ""'" w!lh a O.Uy 642•5671 din nn. club w/pocj , $560 f ~ Adt>li.-no pet&. $ZIO. Incl., pool. Wolk to bolch. UO: Quall SI. N>l'flpOft , 116 llamflio1» Cell HHCH. J~lot Clwi•ln.d ad. ~ lncld ganl<r'''" 6ff.-O!ll. prdor ildl. -· San o.m.ntt llS5. 418-G!lf Comm'I Brol<en I , I r ' ' • I I I' I I • I I 13 PILOl-AOVERTISER Wldntsday, Moy 22, 1974 W•dntsday, May 22, 1974 DAILY PILOT ~ _ Office ontel «tlll ~ort, Tru1l ood1 50 I Loll & Found $300 I Comorit/Concrolo 6019 1 ~I Sorvlco ~ Holp Wanted, M F 1100 I BANK -Holi>W•ntid, M&F 7lOOH1ip Wonted, M&'F ffiii ; NEW OFFICES tOANS UP TO 90'/. LOST' Engll•h Bulldog, CONCRE:l'E PatlO .. PoUolQUALITY pool service tree AOMTN. A,..,1,.an1 for Tc.-h. CREDIT Delivery-Sunday Only I IN LAGUNA NIGUEL 1Sf TD l brlnclle &: wht. Ans to (:overs. Quality work. Reas. est. cleaning only, rollable Dept of 1unall, Jo.;~nl Co:·, Orily 42c per sq. ft. oans ·~Pugsley''. s ER IOU S Licensed. S.ii-8514. 1 \\'orkmMShlp Nelso1n Pool Var Io u ~ rcsponsibililici.. OF DAILY PILOT TO CAflRIERS R_&. · 'f..,,':;,&;,~:,· ~·'. ~1~1~1 2 d TD l :/1f11.ER~::;1. v~~~ Child Coro ~~I ,:-;;1:,:-1001 6082 I ~~-P~:;:;~· c .. u 6'1&-&J 1 f CHECKER QUIRES THE USE.OF A LARGE ·STA·· 2'192 eao;.100 cu, ~trono 0 oans -ml • ..,, CHILO CARE • '"" v" • TION WAGON OR V'AN. CONTACT MR. - &.ln Olet,'O l"lwy to I BcachJ\Var11er. REPAIRS, nil type$. JleflfL All Shift~ Open BENTON \VILLIAt-IS, 330 \VE.5T BAY Avery >'urkiA•ay ~uru ott Lowtst rat•s Oren9• Co. [j] 842.9472 free est. Llc'd, Mk fol' VACATION $$ We have on open-STREE1', COSTA MESA. TELEPHONE, 131-1600 . S•ttler Mt9. Co. I ...,..,,, I.. Controctor 6021 Walt. >11-lllS, 8:J().>J20. PART-TIME ing In our Now· 642-4321 f'OR APPOINTMENT. 642•2171 545-Nll . . .., Sandblosting 6083 WEEKENDS port Contor Branch 1 Serving lforbor Rrea 24 yrs. j GERWJCK & Son Bldg. j l~lnlt.~iate Openin~ r 0 r I for individual with An Equ1l _~p~rtun lty Employ•r $&3,893 lit for $38;33); pays 1 Perton•I• 5350 Contr. Add, remod. St. lie! \VOOD Text., Bldgs, houses, ~cunty Guards 111 O.~_. accurate typjng Help Wanted, M&F 7100 Help Wanted, M&F 7100 ;Ml.I mo incl 10'-i'o iq~ Box 3 B 1-114.3 2 l. 6 7 3-6041, boats, patios, S'A1n1 pool&. 111.ca. Jo.40 Ii~/~~· .$2.2., skills and some ex~ Appl., Vtl!!ey, Ctt •• (7141 * PALM & CARD I fl.19-2170. Shop for smaller !terns. I In . No C~'\J'}tf: (lecesi;. Call I-perience conduct· :~2~4"~31~4t~~~~~~~ READER * JACK Taulane, pat I os, Quick Sand Co. &lG-4296. ~101· s~cf~~ir~~Jii\'ICES CO ing credit checks. Spec. readings '$). w/acl 7322 1·emod add. Uc. B-1269072 W. l81h St, C. Mesa 4.: : ~~ci. \Vest 1n Jn~ t er Av e., r..fy W;,y Co. 6-12-4703. Sewing/Alterations 6084 AP~RTr..tENT i\lanagcr!l, ~ We offer fine start· I• Lost aind f.ound Westminster, open 7 days H.00111 Additions, Alterations. Urnts, Garden Grove, expel ing 1alaries, excel- J SUITE OUlcc lor LEASE,l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:i\i;:i .1 893-9854. U c. Reliable. t~ree Est. Jay MCA1n1IL\'N'S. Custo1i:_Siot.hes 8~2~f36 714 • 8 4 6 -~ 7 2 7, lent ben9flt plan, -t 1'"~ s Co -p easant wor ng 11-un agt•, ~ . ust Hwy, I t & F d s·~ """ .su:es Ill ~ ".·k~ •. "°' Eloctric•I 6031 Cl.ERK T\:l'J$T 11l1ai·111t1.L'i ~t an•I r1u,(t1111cr:., i\lust h'<till, ~li..siun . i:;'i-llJO TO hcl]I \\'Uit Oll (YJlt', llLIJ \' J ,, Ju . L(),\fPJ\NICJ N: L110· 111, \\·J1ntJ rell{'t fur (•ldl·1·l.1 1.,J1 j.~>;-7'i''11/ 1•\1·i-. ;,J~--{!'i~ I e COOKS.-- ovt'r 500 sq. ft . Coast H1vy INCR.E. ASE. "yo. or ,bustline, 1-3 Johnston 642-1403 G'l>-4u10266• °'. sign 01· '""eingn. ~=========-~ I kl 1 ...... ., Bt·li 49,1915 t-O• oun .wu 1 I environment and ,.,., ..-exercises, padii or g1mm1cks t Television Repair 6090 -f617 Wi:STCLIFF-NB . , ALSO C.'us1um fitting. plenty of opportun-.t DJS1\\\'ASlll·.'.J:~ t\J 111•rl; :,i:, s_ll f_t ·~ u~ f>1l-5u3"l ~~L~~LA~~·c.t~?~~ ~fJ~i~~~\vin1welll'. Junnita, E~0~CTllift8~N SniallLl~7:, T$~ .. %Se+n:~~·,0~~1.c~0~1J~ ·ASSEMBLERS ~~ntfor advanc• '.:~.};~~~,;~: 1;:.~:·,~:'.·1~111:~~~:;::::: Bu11ne1s Rental 4450 JtuntinI,;tlJn lieach Sncitcr SPIRITIJAL READl:R n1aint & repairs. 548-5203. shop y,·ork nccdt'd , H\'?Cond. C;\JJ i.J2·1J:t iu vr uJ Jt 01· :1pJ1l.v b.lll l!.tllso11 St. J31.i-:.l~ll Open 10 Ar..1to10 Pr..t Gardening 6045 T.V.'s, guurantei.·<l. I Plea1e call for f11 p~r.,;on e STORE SPACE e il$Ul!K. 01 l!un1ane .Society) 1 Advice on all niatters I FftANK SCHROTli T.\1. Four dny v.·ork v.·eck, lO 1 • •>JCTOl{l,\ s l'.\'fll(\ DOG Go .. mcr, ex p.,., C;;..::.,ar .. Palact! Groo1nint;. L.1,;11nil X4:'uel. Ca I J ;; ,,-;-.i11(1 or S37-04.80 Jo • llH>'fl It•\\. (2) ELECTRICIANS URGENTLY NEEDED fn C .11 r..1•oc .. . t /\ckipllun, s paying &, 312 N El C · Reai &37 \I/. 19th, C.i\f 511l·3386 hours per clay, 6AI\1 IOI appointment n£5TAU1;,\i\J' os 1 ~s<1 nt:.U" !i)UI 1 ut·u tc1'11lg 11uorn1 53b-2513 : • amtno COLLEGE trained gardener I 4:30Pr..t Experience helpful,, Barbara Cammarano 9:JO · ~oa~l r1.u~1t. l'ill-~ 1~1 ~1~1: /\NlMi\LS IMl"(.iUNDEO ' San Clenlente. For ap_Pt" 1' \VhO is proud o! his quaJity Tile 6091 but not necessa1y. $2.00 per (714) 644-0113 Uovc :Sl., .\t!•11 " 1rl VOLT j I. 1 • .~;~s \V. ~f Bi 1:1tolj 21~; flekl'. 'J <111, fcnialc Call 49'l-9034 492 9U6 \1'0rk. <.:omplete nlaint. or CER.A!\1IC 'fl LE NEW & hour. C()()(I co 111 pan y COOKS. 111~1~1~1'-'11• h..Jµ !I Instant Personnel ·~!' wl J sti. I., (•Jlll lJ l'lt'u :-)t. l)t'l'/1:1rt!, U!'\\'11/Y.'hl, r. VASECrOr..tY n\01v&ed~c-cleWlups ·ivy . •, .. ' -bcneflts. Paid hC'Ulth, life SECURITY iva:;:e~. prcft'I' !.'Ullll' Old~~ .\1.1.)qJ' .\ll'\h('11I l'l:.11 A· rt•a<l.v l1J J;<J, <1d;aCl'llt tuucn11 ::i/H1'01nle1· niail' Confidential infor1nat i on n11.1wing. 1,c-nt~rl. Fice f!S~~'.!I~~~ insurant:c, vacaUo11s & sick 1·.ii:p,rJ1011·ec<1 11lr<l!U.,\pply j\011 ,\\;1ili1bl,• I \l'l'Y ~1,1o11:1<11i.: "l " r t' s, t'•~~Ul• 11nx, otf \\"J;t, J'tJ . 1~111nseling & r eren-al. GEOfl.t.E 519-2015 Sni johs, \\elcoinc. ll'a\'C. Ill P•:'l"'•Jll, <.:arr •l 11 '·' "l\·1111,.ir.11) :-it.·r\'K'C uu·ll11h•s :-.!gn~. Cal! Hub D.•.\l•'/'l'!~i'l', 'fan, nialc I APCi\I?E, lncorp. /\ Non-Sp RINK L. E lt He . ir Top Soil 6092 PACIFIC l.{1-Sl«,lll'Un•: l'lLv turn-vii, ::<;.JS l,,11111111,, Ur .. Su1Lc Hfl 1' \\1~11 •. "l~:l!~I.-· ___ ill.'<i.g!..:, Tri; nude, I Profit Ar;enty., 642-4.t!G . I'lanl.ing & Clean ur:s: .:...C!:..c:.;c;.. ____ _c:;.cc .i\pp!y Iii l't!r!>On -~11_sk 1!1'~~· .'iL\\(JOr1 ht'tH.:h .,1,;...1,1. .. . J~il11t' 1Jlk/,~an, ll'll\. MASSAGE & SAUNA I E~pei·. & Reas. Call Tree Service 6093 BANK e COOK l::aual Uppor. En1ployet lH:J\VNJ~\~N l<•!;~n:.i l'.L·ach "!H'/l', lilk/lw1 •. 1na.lc 'Clean roon1s, plea s ant &16-1908. e WAITRESS I ! ~U11'l', l\l,l'll st j. I!. J al'ktn~ L:tJIHl, UILX, H1k/~'\v11, n1alc ''lmo,.,h ,0 TV & lo"Ol'"' 1 1c,=..::::=. c...._-,-~J ----TH.~E SER VIC£, trimn1ing,, , , , . ,1 II'!" ,1,.1. ,. 1• 1 , c· 1 1, 11 .1 .·,. oix· 1 , . ,, e1 .. , u .,._, rolcsswn.... a pan cs c toppin", reinoval of ivy & PRIMARK Cottuge .... on, .. ~ Shop ELECT"ONIC I "'. v' <'< l l l :S1., us a ,u c 1• ll • pu • Cill: Call Donna at !163-l:J.17 , ... I •' G ' lb ·1 · ,., ., I ' I t ' I "' tll<'sl~; lllJO :.11. 11. i;ro1·c, ~cp i111x, 11up. 81~·n, t. S8,19 Adams Ave Hnl". Bch. :;,~7ue~1'Uebir:i°'1:Cir. C:-..~: sh111bs. Roger ·1')5-5289 Ec1ual 01>portunity JG. ~. :111 .. C.i\J. tiiti-:i;;IJ I E LE piu·kiHJ..:. ~lll'I' niLX vup, White. r..1. ' "'--, . * TOPSOrL * C01\1POST PRODUCTS CO. Employel' i\l,F COOK. relief; eveu1n;;s ASS MS R < l.Jf{Ui\i\ Del r.111r ill'IUXl' !:iht·l!ic/J'uo<l!c puppil'S HOUSE SITTERS t>lo~c.::10~7~'-------* l\1ULCf{ * RED\VOOD '-~---St~1v _r.ct_Ue: ~J,1.n1~ a.t I Pref .. r e'.'l.pcrh Jl(;c hut ,v u:' .~u!h'. J:!J .S<[. ft. \V/11/ Tcrnvr, !ri, iein. Polirenian & 1~·ife, niid :-;O's, EUfiOPE1\N Garde u c r. Call 586-6930 2fi20 S. Susan ! Baukini; ~,·:~11".?~,1 , 1a 1 hr1tt1n1<u't, Ci\1 Train. Sniall Conipaily .,.,.111111 1, .... ,.,, .. ,,,,,,, ...... ,., .. , ...... ,-,·~'7'"1 Llaln1at1a11 Oil.I\ pup, fl!Jll, il\'llll. r,,u lilllt', fro Ill Jl;Jainteuancc -Lantlscap1n~. w· d Cl 6098 Sa nta Ana, Calif. TE LER ~ J IS~ I I N ' v ,__, " ·' ._, ,, "' 1n ow eaning * L * . . ·. . , .. , peasant su11·ounou1_i,;,.,. cw NOW LEASING L.a!J, Hl<1ck, tcu1a..lc l~fll 7f..J-28S1. 1 _r~asonable. &12-5329 e\·es. Fa\rvic·11", l'.\r:T 1'Ii\'lE ' · :S 1 'J · '• '1 the ccan, Ill .\Cl·l"?lll' I ----· l.at1111Lx,li1'\~·11,Tan,lcn1. !i/9/74 to 8/18/7.J. H.cfer. 'free ren1oval . Vl'l'Y lBt'tWCC'nlhir\.lor& COUI 1101( 01 l f<l 5 O Mesa Verde Dr. Plaza f'1u111·ran1at1, H1..'11, fl'tll. 0 & "E * SUNSHli~E * South o1 \\'arncr i ln1tncctialc :pe11ing in C0s1a dnys a i1·eek .. i\lu~t be Ucach.,.\Jiply al !'\E\\Ptll~T l.i.:.i :\!t•~;i \.i•rdl' lli'. t·.ii:-1. Heagle, lllL\, l.il'\\'l\/\\'ht, !\I. 1'1<t:GNANT'! !i\l \V · EDG expe1·t + \\'indow Service, free est ' ~k·sa OHLl'e. Sa vings alld r~l'.ab~·l'. /\p.ply. lll . !-.cr:.on, ~l~\l~!Nf<.: 11!~ a,.1,11:.;I p,111 1, 81 k 1 Caring:, e o 11 f i tJ c 11 t i a 11 ut'pcndable. Call for prun1pt call 6--t2-ti911 1 An equa l oppui·tunl!y Uxin 01. !~illk ex...,rlcnc<: _:!~J Ca11~pu2. IJ1 .• !1 ~ u1e_._ 504 :supi:1 1or. »l&-:lti-2. J1JL':d1url~ci-.1i!Ul"<ull,L1q11ur, .•~1tllL', ;,l' • Clll. eouusclin." &. rcfl!il'al. u·cccst,John5J&-3'1·11i ··-I inig :-iiui\-. ""-'!'\we ::ihoii:-:, ~lit:p/UC'ag:l1" tri. leni. Schools & E1nploycr 1n/1 prcicrnxJ. l\1ust be y,·illing COUK, cvnv. hoHlL'. ~·1t1111~·. ELt:Ci H.oNic ,-,. 1 ..... 111,,. Ul/u·i· ::ii•ui·•·· Buh intx, pup, nialc Aho1"ti1•n, ''d o 11t io11 & t:.\l'eHlt:NCt:D Japant'sc Instruction 7005 to 11orl; S 11 r u rd a y s. Pel·n1. pusitiun .. 11n1 l'XJR'r. TJ·:CJINICL\i\' (.· .. ,11 ·''·' 11._,,·, L;1h 11ux. tl/1\',. fl'lll. I 1,,·0 pu1~ gardcnt!t yard .maUJtenancc Exc1•Jlent ~•ilary, 1~uri..i11g r~q·<l. ,\lJply ·lliti Flagship Al'C\l{E (i.12-IGt: .~., &line {'\jlCI'. rcq'd Ill ba-11, -::ih•'ltic, nl!x, u·1, n1;1Je I a.i1t! c!cau up .,.,...Joto OP..Gl\'.'J LESSONS FO n ASSI::MBLERS l'tluh~ & c.:un<lu1u11:. and lJ c 11c111 s. H<l, l\,B. :::.el· i\lr. i\hUl'L'. 1 \ · l I -.1 Ul,iL nr . N'p1. l'u:-:1. '·'··"'·t;l' Ch1huanua u11x, Ury,·n, le.in. -. J'.\L1'1 '' C/\llD J~Er\l>ER -YARD-CLEANU-PS 1~'"'·'·,, .. ,, ... , ,"I "•Y h Cul · ---0-.----·--. c l:clru11tc~.. \ u tnun tu1 I I I I ~ .. ,. " ., u " Onie f 0 o>'"i" N"l" pla,ll ,·,, CO"la ' C(I K 1\'/CXpt'l'lCllC!' per•>I. •1.·•l,o>> ''/"."P'·'''"'''- .1: lil'"Y ltlU!I< 11 '1"•1 .. ~"' :S.J. 'i'l'ITlt.:J' 1nix, Unrn/\~'ht, F. I Al)l l'>',D"C'flON ., "12-29'~" 1c,·0, Cl· .. •k. · 1 '" "'._, ._ • ., AMERICAN SAVINGS ,.. ·' ,_., -II. $11;u :>!u. ,\i,:I. ii lt>--tll,l (~J.\n' Ill!:-, llrivn/B!k, r". llk(il 8-, .. ,C~lt tlLVD. & complete u1aint. bl!'rU:.!09 v -vv • "' t illesa, Ve1·y good \\Ol"king Call 1v1· uppt.;\Jon thru !'1·1. uJ.lgr ut rutliu tJ';tn:;inittct'., -. 1 i::..11 • -·--·~ I conditluns. 1\pp!y !-itan!unJ :.llO lln~1ul ::it, Custu :-..tesa 8:l'i'-(i(k)(]. j l',\L. l:.L1.C..l'K01\lC:), ll~-1. 600 SQ. FT. C.M . $155 J'en·1<·r n11.-.:, pup. ll k, F. I STANTON ~'l7·3-I06 I ~\IU\\' ..-.: EDGE expert + I lliJJ Applied i..:ngini:c1·i11_~. :;osu .\Ji. l!ul~lu~.-. l.l'i'9·!}000 coot,:, reH ei, Cuuntry Club. I \\ cstc1·11, Gu.J'dcn Gru\ '-' ., . . ti-".., JO .\sso1·tvd l'UP/Jll'S & klllL"n... · dC!Jl'n<lablc. CaH fur 1iro1npt ( ,. I A C:\ l::t1ual opportu111t . .r e111ployer C·,oll ·I'"' •1·,-,1 .\•k 1.0,. ,1,.. !!9l-:l301. 11 • I'' 1· '111"· • __ • _ ... i <1v;~1lahle for ;ulupiiun. I TOM, l'M SORRY, H . ._.,: c~t. John .tlti-J.J•IQ. ,..loyment f u·v.·ay,, ~·~'-----";r-~,. ~ ~ iiiiiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiii .. Industrial Rental 4500 ANll crfJ lf.:!{S, :.;;&-lJJ::, . G Lawncare b-y ,;2-G-al-s'' ASSJ:::l\IBLEllS fol' Ca1111,,__1• :\lit ____ Cher. Er\GINEEJ{ -.;;;;;;;;;:;::;=::;.~· ;;;;;.;.--;·~1 ---11;· ai:::11n 50:! 'lT; IJulUoa J 1" a c tor y, AL.SO si:.,\.\I· ----------• I • REWARD ) l~•·a11.1y . _ ~ \\Kly sct;.•::~1•1111~s .• ti-!L-:i.;07 •Job Wanted, Male 7025 STltE~ES. ApJJly, !\l<1jur· I jjtu1k : MANUFACTURING _NOW LEASING Lv\t Irish Sct h·r. 'i inos t1ld ., ~!~\Li'., l'<1Uca.s1a~. 2,,, , 1' !NE El)GE. j : , , . v.·ay, l)5S \I/. U1tt1., C.:'<!._ I COUNSELOR Huntington Beach H.is. l'.i\I. clu~· icig~. hu,, 1 sin{·ert." So:'eks . nu:e girl. I \ a.rrt M:untenancc :Sl.'I 1 u e 1 ).I.OT.EL l\t,\J~,\GER • \1ould ! Experiene,ed Jinnied. opeiung i.ii uttr I ENGINEER NE: W M.1 1':'-Uoo 011 tight 1.m~·k thii;h. l~?t (or pass. ~1arrlagl' .. c:_~u_rs/i laulin:;. 5-l~-otl2J • ltkc t~ _1:1anage m.ot,l'l, k;e~s J AT EASE :~i~1l~~t'!l ... :i~e inl~i·t i\·a sl~l'1~; • _li_!il,_~'-r" t. .1.: l~l' .... V!"· l'.l't_L C;ill 1~1:.>-H IUJ u(, \\ rlt<' Bo1x 61\t, SJC : GAJillEN ~rvi1.:c clean up:;, j h.u~in~s: _up. H<1\c;" -~.ef s. Proof Operator uidividuaL :;alary ;;uar<ull..:.: 9'"1910 t Id 1· -t l:oultl\. + uiilJ,; .. •~.\per. Hcav\· l'\J1l'L 111 planni11" of l!.11 1al1011 .1.: Z\•'1>.ta11J :'.>\. ~Z-i!'JXI. Ll~'I·: fir f)f<:ATll ; -r_.ct ·our I J>!anfin~, luni; rc11tJvati•.>H, ~~d~ ~la-l.!H or &--IG-36.'.U!. t-OF-NEWPORT BEACH · -·-UNlffO-~~, --·~ b c· -·-.. -_ . . • 1 hahh•s livf". r·or altPrnali\"PS 1ree est. EXJ!C'I'. !itiJ-l Oi:J Job Wanted, Fmale 70S(f 1 ic l\or s u1cst store fur CALIFORNIA BANK J•i'l'! d. Gv.1d lu1:ul1u11 .1.:' . .-0 1----------•ILlJS r: ~ e1!1. lr1.~h SCtter, J I '111 1\HOH.TION c:i!l LIFE ~tO\V & r.::oGE":--iii . ~· n1en, l\'un1e11 .& boys desires I 1,.i.flll.'.. uiu·1ca l_c uial'lll!lt'J JI!~·~·~• uFVICJ:: + y.·orkshulJ + ~I':\ Jt}li~.. \'1t~. ~ ilc~·n:1•~~ & 1 LlN~-: s.ll-55:tl, ~·1 hrs. J ruajntcnance ya.rd 1~~~::n~~ Lady looking: f~r . Nursing to lu~e a ~1':!1n~enai1.c.:e n1a11 · 222 Ocean Ave., Jason Be1t Agency Pr c P :.i Y l' 'l" "'e 111 .' ;, · :t1Kf )'i\111. Ideal l•Jl' ll\J;I[ 1 .~ubo~ .• C .. L 1,1,'~\\,1~], BI::""I' r.t\,'.\GF TN NB &h·ur . G '<'e 51&-tll.t! en1ployn1enl. Cunng {or oflugh qu,\.IJty.It\\OU!cibl.' L B h -jJ kl .. r VJ -~lallll!H<,;S,WOr k111,; 1 11 1 :k 1 t k i(IJ-f,[,6,'! J;1y:-. or b·l'l--9 1'.?9 ·"' •.:'.>. ' ' 1 · ·1 a 1111':· eoi.,. !d I ·k ? <llts-1 un a pcl'n1a.t1L'llt pal't-tintl' aguna eac .l •·~.,iw iwst, ;,.,~.:--1 Knoivledg:t' i•l exo t1I.'. nu ( ui:.:. Jflt' ·y .. ri · rue· ·u1 J 1 n1 ·' ::.U:.(I Irvin(." A\·e., Suitt' IO:~B. o-E p END A"'B L-E--,-.. -.-, • t' er Y sic or ~ a u J ~ bi;ls1s. You n1ust be neat 111 (714) 4944546 Suite -1.l .Ju::Hii i.:i ,,,., .. ,.,,,, .. ,, •. ,, ··"·· "!•"'1,•, s101'.lgt', .. tL'. $:f1..1 P•'I' 1nu. ~ : _ _.'..._ Open s Ar.I r-,1011 \\'etl ~~ri. . a.I rl~1ys. Good ref's. Live in '" '"' " ~ ""' util·.~. \\ ./sirh.-c.~l. ?ll·l U>ST. C~I l:·L"male cal, Ann. ;l57-ffi:~n. • . ' '! .i\1~mtenance: ~ason~ble SanHt An;i, 55'i'-l939. Betly. l appearance and oi i;Ol)ll ,\n Equal Opportuniry inconel .\.' 1 it a 11 i u n1, .!"11". tl7.I-:~":-:'--· __ uiDslly 111:1.ek v.·/.!tr<.•;iks uf , 1 1~1·1ce. Ca.II Dou!i:. <>-~7b5.J. ._.,P. l).l>'l\'Ol<u. ehal'aCtt'I'. 'You 11·ould he E> plo}'ei· COUNTER GIRL ~·am1!lar \\'/p1'0C1.>ss1n;;. ot• .. --11 1 S'"l"l" 1 ~ -"' rrquu·ed to 11·ork i\lon-Sun. FULL TIME n>ate•·•·i>·, ,·,..,.ds ,'-~,_,,.,1,.,' CITY OF ORANGE ;:oc ·~ ~ .11ie • ...,.. "0 • 1 ."?1 • co•,1r..1ERC.1AL , . I-lREf'EH.H.ED 2 1-... --------r " ._._ '"-~ .I ' ,,. '' >I ' I ~~ ARDF.NJNG ~R\JCJ 8:3ll a.111.-· :30 p.111. Early ------i\1t; Clt":'.fL'<.-' desa·l.'d. , I ,\(•\\ :;,1w ~q. fl, 1 1 11i\~ :·n~. J-.... , 'VII ll'lJ rl'I,' Services *"•pairs ! li . ~ T 6 '19:s :.. J_;r~.\('11 ,\[{E.\ i'C ltrce Ui' disabled Vt'lCl'<lll I . . ,olll ;11, slar! J1J1ll! 1 ... 1 I ~ :;1·1:J.\h'.LJo:lJ: .: air·L·und. -';"11 lu~n . , . j * »l:r b *' _ l'!tt:FJ::!-O:Hl:.:IJ 1rould Uc 11·ck·o1nl!. Plt.!<.1~.:: BE.\UTY 0 PE H.,\ TO I: ·'!•!JI) 111 P"i~uu oul~. ~lo I' Royal 11 A Leadilig <•fhe"·'· \\'ood wvrKiug ll.K. FUL'NI): "''au!. t:rl'rn1a r1 ; "J'\\U ;,:uys nc<;<I t·h:u)I ·,• 10 do, ___ _*'_~o:.i.~11;.;:l * call til--1-.JO'iu Al·}', !HJ /v;k 1 ·~·~SJSTA:\T i\lu:-,t h <l \' l' I '.\(, u .. 1i :S1kl ll1·11c,u~·~·\'ll -Producer Of \\ :.i. \\ 111l!u1 It 1·:. !Ji:,..:~ul Sh1Ttht'l'd .. \!;Jl". black & 1 )'OUl" hardening NU an::·1 • ilOOh:J\EEl-'EH _ lUllL'h;.trgc-. JOI' i\lr. Boqucue. EO!:: I L_<,dif. , l'':"l>HJOl~l<:i.:1"_lS lie. L:iwi;itui·.,;1 <><. ,\Utu11:. .. t!.Ll. -----tan .1 hi·.i\ rE:'<IPLElUi'. JL\ll{ i\i . :-i.ii.tJn. Nuclear Component• Hl::N'I' fl(•iv ~!-1, 1200-:..lt).1(1 sq , · ,\va.i ahll' fur 1rork al huine. ST\.LIST ti·l:!-6.'>J'i' ---~----- SI.I).·· \\";ll'l'K'I ,,~.,,,.,_, Q I . .-1 ' ''U"LU "' I !'"~"'' ~!·. 1 ~::00. rnt~nl h 1\'/0lt;. 5j6-6.J~ vi,,-.. ~• · AUTH H. 11·ants n1idd e-age._, .._ u yuu ui.c l':>. ru ._,J·~"" w:Jj() W. Ccnliill,S.A. ---BIULOGICi\l. ILLUSTH.A-exp'd llii\I T;,.pist, JO hr i....:r BLUEPRINT CLERK "k.' i ' t l"\es .1.; ~.its. t 'l'~I. P.uh.·rt _Mt:lh·r}~·r:~1:1-1oos Lf6:->r,1~c TION or related ii·ork. Full 11· .. -ek at his huinc. l\r. Hunt. Fee Paul. Pre/er blucpl'Jnt enipl d. :111" L•·\1 '1L-~!JJ. ~J::\\' M·l 1100-mi sq fl shop C.1\1. c v1· p;irt tin1e. 673-i:.'232. i,:,·11. IHC!.r. $.t hr. }'hone rou1H t·xµc r. Grl'at Ucne!its•I COU-N-i' i:;-1 :!1~1;:,encr;1!. Ir I k ••wi ..1.iti-Ju(Ji I & ;; Z' o 11· th op1AJrtunit1cs ,1.0,k~·I'. \\ o,;,·l\cu'I 11~ .. ~ lvr ' ~ u II'~·:-. Arnp pr g. ""° · C'arrt~. Jobi Wantod M&F 7075 Ill J " c· h ' -AUTO SALESMAN l 11, ~J~ l'\"ltl~ cu. ,uM.J ,-eel 0·'il'l, l'i'-'.:U \'J'S .• \il"lY 111 1,1i.1s" P'1r·Lr;1..' :.:er .. :xlnt W~rl . 1 . I os1t1ons. C.Lll Control , · . ':', - . h>l', 11r. ~.n. 1n1,\._£!fi-:_12:12._ ha . .; J..:'l' Y 1 & i\_E:\T, al1,rt l'xp'1urcs. Of11 ec:., lung huir. Vii· 16th & TUl>tin, H.lls SC'r.. lleao; r-.ates. J llOl\IE NJ.;EuS \\'O llli? :ii s fur . i\lg1nc111. of l'-·-kl Necessary ,\gcncy. J.ll:i-~xf1, :.: -l u tJ _1~1~~L . _L:,\l_ ---· __ J11d1\'lduo.I ;ur ''"lld .~. hath, l'\.8 . G42-i'lti7. :J.-l7-2S27 e\'l'S. ,\II Types oi Repail'S adult UllllS Ill fiJt:e art·a. o~ THE JOH Tl~AJ!\JNG ' J1'\'ine Blvd. N.B. COUPLE r:OR 1~:ii~l r;c;1<·h. Ill~. h-J~2:-:3-! f,tl,.,.T-lt'in;"'Jc Jrl.sh g._.uer, Carpenter 6015 S1nall Jobs our Specialty ~pcndabl; / ~lcasant ": Sc!I Bolh Key,• and USL'd Cars I BOAT CARPENTERS MAINTENANCE I Engineer• Wanted Coast 1101111' Jtepair 64.>-1!197 ~in<lahlc, ;rl6·311 1 -I E·· ""ii"nl n .,, .. ,,.,. I ddl I I J 1 ;\J-1 SPACE CUST,\ ~1 1'.:S.\ !~~ :-1-:-., spay1•rl. \'it.:. ::~th .• l;._ '".""' ._ ~ Expcr. only. 2500 S· Susan, n11 e·aged, re1aie 101· rg l Jnteresu:xl 111 a 2nd 111<.:0llK' \:!11ll stJ. ft. WG,\:S: ST r.. ll e e:ui r ron t. i\.U. P~~:~,~ Cdoc~f.r:.,NI& e.!",.~ty· "Thinss" by !'.loose .. Gen'! Help Wanted, M&F 7100 l'au..I \ucatiun I Santa Ana. apt house, Corona de! !'.lar. 1 1\Jnnagcn1c11t. Call GJ~tl .... Owner' t).16-J:tl2 1}1-~:!:!;!..8 HE\\',\l~D! 5-IS-5093 · ".,., l'a r pen t 1· Y, r e pa 1 r s. Insuran..:l! --Live In. No ehildren or pets. 1.-.., .... .--._.._.._ ... ...,~ loc -p. E-R-SQ-. FT. LOST CAL 1C 0 CAT., .,~~l71t598. f'ree estimate!,,.'"""' '!l~tl]~ing. Elec re111odeling. j 1 .....,.,.. soztrAr-Ul\llr ,\pply in ,IX'n~on unly. BOOKKEEPER -194-126.S. i .,.,._... <tttl"'J"IJJ !>'12--5613. 1 A 1. Cl k .,1. t ·'~Ii. for .Vl r. Hober!!> . . DELl\'''lt'' J I ' :.:000 .'-<J.IL-IOOlUlrch,l"B n1!11i~turest. "The Bluffs". , I ,, _ ccoun ng ers to ... 'l~J ATLAS \ou11;;, fast gi"01\'1tlf:, ('.();;ta "'i n1au ur 011ce · l!a 1 :.-ll -J002 !'.1ts:<UL\! l \\'k, Re\.\rard, CUSTI"?~t \\ooci11·or~, rl'lll.od., '.BABY S nan1e & bti:fi <lat~ Jn<lus/ttteeh J!:ngr $l3t\, ;\lesa based C.P.A. iinil supplies, 01-i\B a re .J. ~i~;u·~il'r. __ G-14-J :as panehng ~ &. r<'p:ur. Vmce. hand 'lettered <;>n 6 x 9 Boat Mcch/Die~el $815j' Chrysler·Plymouth n .. -c{!,; aggn..':'>Sive, f' / c F111me. .;\lust be~ neat * 2500' TILT UP Lenhoff, ;.i31.l-8'17;,. \\·atercolor design. A1attC'd f~/C Bookkeeper :S:SOO ;:~.:t tt.troor u1va. Bkkpr 'rith 1ni11i1nun1 2 yrs app ea r 111 g. HE,\ C Ii 1~/)~rd, ;..11-J.).'!3. !J;l-737!: ~ ~~~ic.; ~~!.oldAti:'n1iin&! .FENCES-GATES-SfEPS S5. 9'i'9--6.lli6. Corp Ex Sec'y to S800 Cos1a !\lt:'sa public IX!Okkeeping e.xpcr. S 'I' A 1'10NERS, 64J....&300, Storage 4550 !'l·.,.,Land, JU-;. ltE\\'/\RD. H.AD..INCS-DECKS-ETC. Hauling 6051 1 Prop. r..1i;n1t Sec'y to $750 AUTOMOTIVE ;)4(}...;)415 18U3 Nev.'port, 0.1 --------t J.~r9·10':I. 548-7637 eves. 1'-ie!d Claiins Adjustt'l' -. 1--_ __ _ DELJ\1ERY n1en, ove1· 23 * * ~1'0IL\(;1·: s ra i· e' LO~ v·· SI 1 ·/M , "'V I ADD, rt'n1odc!, alter, f!'ame y ARD• garage cleanups, Trne, degree to $125 LOT MAN Bookkeep1;l yrs. Pern1. p/tiine .. Early I .. ·~, , ~ , :S1-It. a e1 a.,. ,. . r_ 1 .. ·! . 11. . . d' · I Legal Secretary to $700 I p 'ti A 'I I I n101n ne\vspaper dehv to l..1.'\.:0. :.11 1 Avoc.u!u :-it., Fl'n1 i\l·1ln1ult:'/S11n1ovcd 1 ,...: uu:-:1 stor<"S, o ic:t:·s, rc1no,·e trees, irt, l'tl)', .,,_ 1T·11 E · s100 1l•11•11e<liat" openu>' o-of OSI on va1 a e . . , ESCKOW Ur1'1..;ER · se~"aR1iTYeoPACIF1c NATIONAL BANK: 55u l'oe11·pon Lt r ur., 1'ld 6-1·1-UllJ. ext .lthl Equal Uppor . .1:..n1ployer C ·1· 'l .. ,, ... ,, · '· -· · · lome· 96' 1961 <l••' ·eway• t ... ~ ,,,._-ey 1 e scrow 10 ... .,. '"" 'L·1· · 1 F/C Sh 1 & NB bon1es. ~200 ....,r 1110. + _o.~ a t• ~...'.1·~1 ... n1D:s. i''n. J/17. ,\1nple 1 s. --· ' " "• :s uni,,~. r..tag Ca1·d 'rypist to $600 , Orange County's h:-a<ling 1 c c:o;per. 0.. • .0r · bonus 642-1800 r-· Rentals Wanted 4600 tte11·ard. %5-6874 Carpet Service 6016 I 847-2666· CALL rr.'.SH 1-IOPKINS ' ln1por1 Dealers. Sc-e Chuck lyng t;.rin as5ignments. Call , · . I EXECUTIVE SECTY . . FOUND lti;_'fllor n1alc part , 1 i\'IOVJNG? . Local furn. or JERI'!.! WHI'ITEMOH.E Stanton .:>-lG-·l.Jillt. ~ -l>E~IVERY & !:itock r..Jan. Mag card expcr req., typW1i,: s \Tl, Cdi\t resident desires 1 ColJie, vicinM:y Garfielrl & JO~N s Carpet & Upholstet?' I gen. haul~n~. 32 fl. fW'n. PERSONN DE1\N LE\VIS 1r..1PORTS NEVER ,\. rEE AT TE~1PO p/\1111e eves. l\lust be 18 o~ l!!O--:iO v.·pm, sn 100 wpm, must Bit t:round floor a p 1 I~·iu·h Blvd., J-LB. 968-163(} Dr1 Sh amp o o, (Soil van. 642--0J3a. ~ El 1966 Harbor Blvd.. TEMPO I ~1nporary Help over, neat. apperu·ar:ice. See be ab!e to assume respons. \\'/gar.. Cdt.1. Ikt1."-011ahlc. afh·r 6 Jl.l\-1 Retardants)., Degreasers & 11-lAUUNG & MOVING, fa st SfRYK:ES•AC.fl'\ilCY Costa i\lesa &16-9303. BOOKKEEPER. exp' ct , H~'.°ld, .J9a E. l7th :st, Costa Sa 1 a r y open. S e.n d I::,. c s 6 7 3 -O 7 3 I or . , I a~ rolor brighteners &. .10 low rost service. Ext 617, I 1''/C. Must be able to i\-le;sa. . type\vritten reswne listing "1 .. _ 6 7 I _ J 3 1 2 . d·iys 1' UUNIJ: Cat, ft>nialc, long: -nunute bleach for v•lutc 494-1003 a.15--0-187. \ 488 E. 17th St {at Irvine) Ci\! AUTO SALES preµ:ire incoinc tax returns. DELlVEHY \VORK·n1arried pl't'V expcr job respon ::13,." . ..,, .. 12.1., •11. B :k ,,_ ' hair b!k & 1\·ht. 11.B .. t·Jorida carpets Save your n)C)ncy · Suite 224 642 1470 J' \ f · l' B Full 1· · "~ Part ti U ' ' ~ . .. "' " . ilC.: U<>. & Ov.·t'ns. 900-21 13 HU . 5. h : ·tra t . I HAULING & M 0 v ING -Sell Ne1v Bl\1\V's & usctl . 0 l' 111 -.. . une, O\er ""· IHI'. se O\\'!l' salary levt'I. and refs to \l \l'Ull'·' ,. n \Vyillsa,v111g ,.m.e ex d.r1.ps. ~ LOCAL Oil " .... """'·"' ...... "-P"• 1· cal's, sec r..1arty Rosen nt penn. 536-Gci90 or 536·3793 r.ar. i>iu selling, good I C01\lt1Rt.HENSl\'E C;\RE . , r. 11·or ·!ng Y.'01na t'OUND female Siantesc caL c ean 1v111g rn1.. Ullng 1 . .,,.,.. 'V" ea•·nin"~ 894--27-,,-, CORP 'JO • C w/ 11 yr oltl ctu!d needs 2-3 . nn & hall $15 Any mi 6·15-8495 CREVIER BMW BOOKKEEPB~t. diversified. •"' ·""' · :l. Newport tntel' BH unf. l)C)n1e w/ yard. ~ic. \Va.lnut sq. Ca 11 $7.50 couch $10 Chair $5. 15 G ACCOUNTANT to $121' E:;p. in trucking & parts Delltal Back OUiet' Dr., Suile Zl:2, Newport C.tll. or adjacent an-a. 56l·M-19, yN. ~p. Ui ,,,..h8.t counts not ~n. H;ulin~·~o .. inll'.·Trash FEE BAIO 208 \\lest 1st Street business helpful. Ins, pd JOIN DRILL TEAM Beach, Calif. 92660. Attn: Under $235. 21~2141 or F'ND: Orange ~abbY .. ~tale. method. I do \\'Ork n1yself. r:;e~val. E:t ruM2-9~m or r..111.jor international finRncial Sa nta Ana vacations, 6-12-4904 Gorgeous office in lovely Personnel, or call~. <'VCS 213--467-4114. Young cal. Vic: Highland 1 Good rel. 531--0101. n · . - . ' firn1 locating headquarters 835-3171 BKKPG r..IACHINE , OPR, location se~IL" •personable ftELIABLE party to lease 4 Dr. & Irvill(> NB. 548-7427 L&R Crpt Onn. Hse $24.95. l..OCi\L n1ov1ng & hauhng by here set!ks positive indiv. AUTO PARTS outside irith office & J bk k pg assistant to complete stall. EXECUTIVE bllnn. house\ Corona dcl FOUND: German Shorthair Jtm $4. Stm hse $39.35. Sofa I ~tut.lent. Large truck. Reas. for key position. Pl'Ofit Sa.lesn1en for gro1,·ing yow1g experience. ~ Willing to train. Call Lynn SEC REARY •1 J · T ,~ 5119 v · Lak F l Barry 5.11-1235 or 539-9.J38 sharing. Call Garv llunt, bbe 'l h ,,.,., '"'00 Oc ,. & I 1• ar or rv1nc err. ""-'!'.· . tc. e ores $14.9:i. Guar. 776--5170 1 • • " parls jo r. i\lust be BOYS & GIRLS 1~ w-s~ • o.>..>-"1 • nn s ·.Dy nt1. 111 1 c, nl o ti vat c..I Sali.sbury, Ai.,1. 6'73---&m an?a. Call 830-tl892. C 'I' 6018 Moving and Hauling 833-2700. Also 1'\>e Jobs. j aggressive ha\'e g ood N C . . ,1. l){:nn1s Personnel Agency of I intelligl'nt person 1\·anted to e1 1nn1 Dt.·nnis & Dcu11is Personnc rr1ers " m 1 · •J<1>1•1 i\licl 1 o• l.fATURE Cpl v.•1shcs furn. 2 rND! male 1%·2 Yl'· old • $10 & up. * 963-&1~2 1,,10 ·Balboa·~·-~'-""-' ie sun •· nianagc fa~l i;ro1vll1~ ' S -~--" I Br. hom<'/apt NB area. for Bea~e Vic, , c.st Plaza * \VILLARD PAINTING * l\liehelson Dr. Bal~n Point DENTAL A ssista nt , prolessiona.l l us _in e ·s s . summer. Stllrtiog June .1st. ·5/18. 6T.H2'lO Ne\v Acoustical Ceilings + Hou1ecltanln9 6054 Ba c~~trum ui Ortlt?dontic ofc .. \Vilt train :'.>alru_1· ope~.~.J6.-l2JI. t714l ~396 Palin Springs FOUND. Surfboard, call be-J repairs. Drywan & v.·all A /PAYABLE JLOT or call v.·fn11n. l )T dental. exp .. EXPEllllii'iCED Indy 11·iJl du Cdr..L 2·3R house f 0 r tween 6-8 PM. text, patch plastering. No. Dedicated Cleaning I Fee Rein1bu1'Sl'd. \V e I e application. Sci;_~ resume to l\lrs. rerr1s, noust"CJ(•ru1i11~. Rcierenceti. family. Aug. 31hru Aug. 17. $36.9716 I 281038. &12-5775. * \\'E DO EVEllYTHINli * eslab\ished firrn 1l!0\'1n:; to 1731a ~rookhW'St,~· No. 71,, Call 5i3-llJJ3 !'lJ of 1-IY.'Y 714--985-5660 . Refs. Free est. &k).2839 ' lrvine Con1plex. Only Iii<' e & fountain Valley, ca . !:l'li!IB I ·c..~--- , BR 1 ~ ba.· unfum l..OSf, lnsh Setter, fem, brn Cement/Concrete 6019 H 0 USEC LE,\ N 1 NG _ cxpcr. need~!. Salary 110 Service Dl-:NTAL assistant Lagttn; .FACTOR~ ~O~K 2 " 1 Balboo' IN " col, green RB lie exp 4/7~ exp , .. ,·enc·-•. "-fe-•·-. $500. Also 1' ce. J.~bs •. Ca m. Coast Auto Hills . El Toro al'ea. Exn.•1·.1 t\O t...'r .i:..~ .• xi'.C. S:· Ju'. y car y. e\vport 549-2006 JESS Cement Contractor, • xu r.x ,._ "'"' & 11 H 5'10--60a5 C . , r-, Dav ,.,. Night .sluft. p,,11in. 673-6394 Alt. 6 PM ll"-"" H-·nd Drlve\va.ys, side w a I k ~, $3 50 an /lour N B area. 'I Y art, . ' oestn :l2. SalU!Y _open. R ,,e PI i e ~ 1 ~\·in. ·"l'C'f. :'Ii AC Ll:.UDS, 1~~~~~~~~~~~1 1''0UND; ...--. "" , ti 5541......,, 64H?l" · · · Personnel Agency, 2790 ER . t'Onfidential. s:i0-1130. ,, ,,~·'-I'.•'," female. Vie 'I-LB. High pa 05 · -i.:J. ·" lh1.rbor Blvd, Ci\·l """ ""' [ I~ School 008-5921. ICEi\1ENT & Block Work. Land1cap1ng 6066 ACCOUNTluG CLERK in super firm DENTAL Front De s k. 1-i=ACTORY_H_E_L_P_ rr11ndal • l..O:)'T sho1t l('ggcd Jka)::'lt', \Valls. P.,1.lios~ sidewalks, I ,, (~JaSlt'l), for Ht~h serv . seeking sharp indiv. in In s ll r all c e. x . r a)'. ' .. . -d & .... ,,,, V'• So. Co-,.. etc. B;y hr. or JOb. 646-6915. LANDSCAPE. sod, soil cond. • 3 yrs experience l'l.'(]'d. station, 8 to 5P~1. ~Ion. thru purchasing dept. Gr ea 1 en1husiastic & c h e c r I u 1,: you.1,; J.Jdy uvcr :ll yrs. \~ill liiiiiiiii!~iiiilli~~I ... wu ~ .._ """' Cleanup, sprinklt'r repair. I 0 . C. i\irporl Arca. 1 &tt. $3.50 hr. Sulru·y i'€view t1d\'OJlL'('nit'!n\ & beue~lts. Nev.·port Centet·, G+l-2·155 !l;~wlCC~~I l'O. benefit:.. Bull ·netl Oppor SOOS Plnza. 556-8231 afL 4:30 ~:NRT: . PaUO, drlve,.st Exper. 646-4908. $50().$550 833·2610 1 W days. &·11Hl711 Call Gury Hwtt, 833-2 100. DENTAL ASST. Full tiine _, ___ __:_'. l -Turn ""'llr and clubs into w..._.._,,... epairs. saw D . De f BERGlASS 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;) a ste'tW. g;11 thern with remove. Free est. 544-8998 Painting/Papering 6073 ACTIVITIES ,Dl~~R AVON cruus & nnls .Personn<'I chail'sidc. i\'Iin l )T e.X!Jt-'l'.1 l I• Expel'. pre.Id. Ji /Lime. Agency of Irvine. :.1082 Start inunediately. ::>alary . and use the money for a. CEMENT \I/ark of all kinds. PAINTER. 55 Conv. 1-losplta.l 642-IX>98 r..lichelson Dr open NB area trl:;....66:11 I stereo! Call ~78 Today. Reasonable, tree Est. >'!'5 exp. A1k1 • • • . . ' . ' ' . ST~\H.TJNG F ,\CI LIT Y. a Daily Pilot Classified Ad 63S--33Zi Sejonbi~, p'a ,· 0"'1e<1,. ngsma&H , A "·tter Temp. "-"Ilion PRICES ARE GOING UP. CAFCEOTOEKRIA E DEallNT~!:ECEP1T·1 11 Su p c r g rou 11 d f I 0~1· I U'IO .-~ S II OU LON· T YOUR xper.· Y,__,es 0 . ron I oppoctunity for i.ndivi<:!qals r(,";,;;1~:?;;;;~;-::;~-::--::;;::;:;::;:;::~ paperhanging call }~red URGENTLY F<\.r..lILY INCOr..IE' Yoo 1 • . COOK d~s~ & talt:e X·l'aJ~· i\!i s.s iun v.·uh Ci'IOt>PER GUN, Ct:L C: T ,,,... 'It .. 642-9236. . can help by earnin.~ extra 1' /t1n1e l\lon thru 1''ri. Exper. ViejO. can 830-1,)!hl. I COAT & 1..1\!\lli'l"ATION ~-;r~ S AR GA..,ER:ft ,., ! EXTERIOR ONLY NEEDED 111oncy as an A VON pref'd. J}reaklast & lw1t·h DENTAL ASST Exp or D.A.1 expe1iern.-e, Alnr 1111.ll'J, 1 ............................. ~lj.'.:;:;f!.!,!!.!..,:..;;__liyCl.AY!lPOLLAN red }{ EPRESENTf\.Tf~'E . prep. 5:30 IUll-1 pn1 . Call Sell!. 546-3000. \\'knds fully paid bene{its & profir ilEAuiV SALON, a 11 ~ Vo;"" Ooilr 1.u;.,;11 c,,;J. Jii. R1tc~!d ;1~ Free Est. Flexible hours. I'll train for appt, &10-1500, ext 1197. 531>896:> 10-12 !'\0011. i;harlng. Call TI4-9S3·5..'!7f or e COCKTAILS A DINNERHOUSE Sc:1t~ 190 $30,000 do\vn HOLLAND BUSINESS urr .. 11'i'O S/\LES !H~OOOS invct1tory includl'd in this Acu""'"!l '0 Iii• 5'0"· ASSEMBLY you. Interested? Call CaretakerCoupl;--DENT,\L As.-;istant. ep~'d, apply attriu:Hvl~ G sr111ion salon In ;:x.~c~~~Z~~ ~h~ P .... ~~~~tp RTu!: l:iTik!, 540-7<»L N.B. area. Apt furn + energetic & ch c er 1 u l ~ HOOKER =~l'~-n~h'll•~~idsom: ~~~~ r~i*'Jodi1~b~ri. ~~dmd. I ~~~age O[ ntY c x p ! TRAINEES B1\BY Sitter, mature lady to sa~~t Like People Ne\~~l~~el~:-~1" INDUSTRIES a2(H618 JGood J:!Sil• 6JColl..:1,,,.., FIRST CLASS EXT./lNT.1 care for 2 children. Ages 19 Reft:rences. ~9732 CAPTAIN 1009 \\'est Brooki St . Ontario BEAU1.,. •-•on prcsti"" '"HP l•O-6olfo1 I n\Os, & 7 yrs. Wkdas 7:45 cqualo ~·t1onltv•11plo~• ~ "'-u ' .. ~ !:>~ l$°""' 6~Coot . PAINTING, PAPERHANG· , '"'l to ·': 3• pin CASHIER to $500 6 Onys.i;plH ~hilt. ~h1~t have p,...,, • •·1 " .... •... ,... s SIA. 9 o-r. Gr11!"""'=" c ' ' ..... I . ..... .. u s7~t+, ~hopping cb~Tenna ~:::;,!Qb&io f, 0:,~," 67-fo,,K" ING, Free Eitlmates ntenm tJilJ~poratatlon & rels. a Fee Paid. Great spot lo u~e thorough k1w11•ledi;l' . o t FE1'1ALE ~. P -t I Dl(! ~~.l111ndlcis. 645-a/ ii~~ ~~: .. ro~~ PROF. ~:.~nest work, Personnel Service &n~~~.MS57~of llarbor it:'P:e:"P~!l~:s~yp~j ~~m~&1~1},.tt1Jil1~~-~~~~cehi: ·1~~r .i~~~ ~~~ lj 11 ~ ~1 ~ 11 YW<wlf reas. InV...xt., tree estimate. 17581 Irvine Blvd. BABYSmER • 16 nio child, 1 Q.lntrol OU-OOr ~n1ployment iupe1'Vise shu ui~er t t' hl"5/5 day ~-k. 551-72&.1 Ao~-.~~~ ~.~ c~1io :~ ...... ,, l~!1.-. !~f.:: .~=' Rels. 5'&-2'1591 642-3913. •115 Tu1tln N~hls cron1 11 : 30 p01·1 Ag~ncy, 5Q6.-8503, 3 4 00 dlll'ec~~' of ~uilli~ d. eooc: FOOD l BEVERAGil N ewp ort/frvm~ area. c...:;.11twt-i1 :~tv !$~ ~~::tr: PROF. wallcoverln&, state 138-5«0 1· ~~ Sun·Thun. Reler, lr\·ine Blvd, N.B. ~~,:gt!~· -~ cr1101me ·CONT.ROLLER 1 ~oo; wk day&. -~tttf \t~...... ~::' ~~:., Uc. No. 21951'-Insur. all • Equal Opjior. Employer ' C LE R K S Balboa B•y Club An Omllge Co. finn dcf.lr6 TROPICAL :&"ISH ftO !'e , ,-. ).4MSJ7 11 "-I T 71""'1N 1;ypes Ptll*'• 71(f8o-t386, 'BABYS11TER my horne, 5 l22I \V coal J-t NB an tXJlfr'tt 1-'()0(l I: 1 ..... init. Bl• aquarium tnv. n 1t o.:r, !,i:i.., n1n-INT/EXT PAINTING Air Tra\·eJ 'n'aloee days wk, ~ta ~Iesa. 2 · s "'>'• ' Beverage Controller vii ij~OO,,. Ne...il Alloc. "'w'" >0 • .,..,. FLIGHT Jlo)'S 6 & 8. Ml 6:30, ·Good Cler1cAI Skills DR'S ASSISTANT larg< hotel •r rntatlftl!l ~ 11~ ~~~. ·=~~ AllOruiaeOo . .Jlmm.s559 ATTENDANTI tif:T~. • 1\ccurate Typtnii:: \"oong la<b' (18·28) to work ba.ckground. Scud rwume • 1 i 2Jsi ~J~ 1 uw.i.,.. ~dT.·PJtcil". fl..y \be ~,.,...1,_ -~-•.BEAUTY OPR.. Grel\t ·O~tngPtl'flOlmlhy 4 u doctor'• a.Wstan1 .. ~ aalaryd~U'td IO Cl.ualM \ _!.nv••t Opeort~l 5015 i;~ ~ri;,.. ~r, .. , p G. ~-• EXT. t!nJqoe .......!frl; t;"' brighfi: opportunity for good hair • f\ffUh Skills \:•Ptionil1t \n btallh spa. No ,\d no. W'l c/o Daily AIM. t A'tT&NTION • plant loYtn, ?l~~" . ~tti~ .. '· a~ ~i!!!: 1' alt.rG.cttV':"'"'tnalv. Gr cal CUH lt€'r at Cbti Jon 111 I 1\pply In pereoonet Dept t!.\J!. ,net~·· We _tram ~ 1560, CO&ta Mtila;"'Ct Interior -'-'--, h• l r ·~ Y~ •'-" Plftter/D 6077 benefl'll A oWOrtunif.Y-Call un.tinaton Be"ch. Vuy ?.Ion tbru Fr-l 9lln1·U1tu )'-OU. 'pp..,\' 01 person aiie..,. · ' · , .. 11111, ';,!;."'."'.°" Preil!n '"''""' ""' "!"f ~ • l Ll:t Blake. 1133-2700. ti.nn1, ""''""ive & very busy. PACIFIC MUTUAL noon or evn. Zl30 W1L C.1.; FRY COOK 1QC1ltlon. "at mott lbfO, cill .:io ':--1 tt"f...": ~-~m PATCH ~G •. , Otnnlt Pemnnel Agency M2-:.&7 iOO N"'1'10ri Or Dr, N.B. H~')'•. Nt\\Pol'I BH~h. 1• E.<tper~ Full1 p/t1.IM 641)..1.!ro &om 10 to 5 ..,_.. ~dwne "Nf11t1ir All ~ TNe-admaites of Jtylne, ~ N.k:bela>n Classtticd t\d! C&U 6G®78 EqUAl OptJOr. Employft Se.11 ldlc Item. wtth a Deily Surt le Strioln :Su!\!""">~e·~ctll~~-~!063~-:._-'--,,------------"r----can -Dr. tot11.Y1 Pilot clAMltled ..s. 64),!611 !o03ll w, 0ou1 HW)'. MB -' . \ ' ' ' ,. . .. ••• • • • )• • , • ;jff DAILY PIL.OT , Wtdntsday May 22 1914 & Wedotsd117,1 Ma7 22, iq74 . PILOT-AOVERTISER J4 I Help Wanted, M&F 7100 Htlp Wanted, M&F 7100 ~P Wanted~!_!~ Help Wanted, M&F 7100 1 Help Wanted, M&F"7100 Holp Wo ntod, M&'F'1100 i'iiolp WOniiii;M'&F1100 1 Htlp Wanted, M&F 7100 I Htlp Wanted, M&F 7100 ,lo'ULL tin1e babysitter ior 2 PART Tlr.tE of{!cc & driving SAL1'~S · Secrult11')' lO $650 I mo old baby ln my homo. HOUSECLEANING Leading Volvt MECHANICAL I '""ltlon. No"'" nece.sary. SALES EXPERIENCE ENCHANTING 1 5 " 1 •ta>y """'' housekeeping. Pd Manufecturer Needs 1 ASSEMBLERS . ~1:rom NOT NEEDED . OPPORTUNITY SENIOR ,·acation & sick leave. r-.tost ; DRAFTSMAN I 'I'•• 'P1\H'rTiint' Locker nuotn •r . I F'EE PAID i 1n p o r tan t qualitlcatlou I Join !hi' 1udiun 's ltu\:e~t pru· 11.i;sen1blc 11e,\' products Atlendcnt, \\lonuu• over '.ll Vr'tiunrl l-'loor Opportunity S8-:i ,J\lln. to S2400 1no11thl.v ~ll~hl!ul holil> sec k 11 SECRETARY l'Xpt't'. w/inlanlti. Refer. I vitlcr Q,I,. huu:<1•clenning :-;1•1 · .1.: e."<h;ling product li11c11. dei;irt:tl, .\pp!y iu pei1i0n :>iat!lng NC\Oo' Of flee guai 3!'1f!ed ', Conuntsglon 1f I ch11rn1l11i;t i n d i v , !01· required. Salary $300 . ''ices ~· pr1v11te hun1cs. Expt·1'. 111 \'lll\'c <l1•sig11, l uncd. opeuu1g:~. 1ues·Sal, 11::\o • 3:00. El Of LcncJlng quu~lflL'<I. ~:Olll(Hlll~'. \'l!hlclc: beautiful lll'W Qffll~C! in ]\Vlll supl)Ol'l th<• lt('gional uegolial>lc for rl&:ht person. L~-ettle your O\\'ll·\1·ork l\CCk. production toollng-, tole!'-. Contact Tu .. ll.o:;t' Niguel CountJ•y Club, 2370C IrHi\lranee Contpall)' re ix: al bUlillK!!SJ,. '1 eek\)' •'-' 1 eslablisbctl c.'Q, . G t e.a t 1 Salts ttianag:cr, lnrJudin;i Tran~pOl.'. req. lo Irvine. \\ork th~ 1.l;.i)S & huurs LJI !tll<.."t'!I & ft li;. I lnke d1.·t111l I COROTEK CORP tlu\.lhouse Dr, Lull u II v r:~~:1 ~~~s11::~·ae~:~~ ·~1ol.llhlNy bonl,l&CI),. ~yllnie, bencilU;. Cull l.i:t Blako,: custumer llai801'l, n1alnlai11 J.i:l-Kl;!~. yuw· ehoK·l'. 1lni.1\ln••s Uircl·tl)' fruJn '"'" • . • • • ,,.,., .... 1 Y.or · 0 eves • .ociu mcu 0~·· ''100 \'·~ .. ~ .... Juli!! I rd I I booki • i·•12 ... ,, "" Of Orangl~ County ™'I. I.. [ lh)J-40 • J """ "~~ • 1--recQ! a o 8ll es ngi; ~i..JLL tin1c S!lies1nau "'Rnted Apply ~Ion. th111 ~·ri. I Vlll,,, Xln't lx·nci!IB. i Garde;'; t._;;:colt ~lL'c~~l8·1~il, -PERSONNEL ASS_T_ '•\n· sales & service in Long ~\Ir c;;a~·~in 21'.i-770-85'1.1 Dc11nls & Dennis Pert!(Jm~ 'I and corrtflpondept-e. \Viii tor Patio & Outdoor fun1· I 9 U1Jl·l2 UUOll & 'l·l !Jill I CLA-VAL co. ' I I f..:Cut·h -\\"r«tn\lnste1• - ' FACT is ' ~ency or Irvine, l\]!KJ h.nnrJle typhlg 0 I llul'l' shup AJ>"IY G•· ,, 1.\:-~ist tusy p crbonne Jluntin"l0n ~rl•as, Lcl\d~ & •I r.llchelson DI'. 1 •-ro•,rortheCo1ttl'Ollt'1·as · • ., cc ' 1~11• ," 1>1·,11·i·n!"1,,, L'.\I ,\hA:'INBGocE'kLu rc 1 ·N WHITE~:tj I 1niina~1·J' uf ~ r u '.\ 1 u r '"' E E t M -• " II.'' "'' ' .. ,., .. ,,~ " d I' 1 HOMEMAKERS ·' ~ "'Hn11ll'!t' trninin!! furn. tu _veryo_ne __ e s _eat ••••II ,,., ""'1'C•,>0•1do11 .. e. c "" ",, .. n a JU \hi 't lic:tH'iits . .r·11·1: hh' ,\· :"\'1·\1pv1! ljcach f11•1n i\lUSI ,_, " -,_ " '"" ~ Bl ·cl Co 1 /\1 .,-I lll•'d 111>.. !1:11.! ;1lbl'lll'" ..\: Sought fo1· Jdll lu s \ i c 1.i1·1• goou yp111g s 1 s " _ """ .. '"" Shop. \'ictotia & Ne\l''"'l'l · UPJOHN 11 " 1 k 11 · quaN1,10fl•Pdn'E~!',1110"u's1'sE.XP _SALES REP SE_CRETARY.. We .·-.. d>·••ain•·e, ,..,, ..... 1 " s a e.sa. ::3U \\. l'hu.:c11 11a \ acalions. 1•1i1ft shur1n:,::. op portunLly \\/11011dc1 !Ul SI.ii I S500 Cul! Cottl'ltal N!!:CESSARY , T.1i:ne ~lfe Books l~lcusnul 110t'k1ng cond~1Lu11s, 1 l'OlllP<UlY located near fl:LL Tin1e Bus Boy, Day I Nc\IJ>Ol'l UctH.:h ti'JJ.j.);;1. l~qu<>I Uppur. cniployer g1<111p M'el<in" I 1· 1 l•ntl J ~ 1'11:-.01111,I AgCLIC)'. ~ 7 9 l. LiL'l'ni;ed L&D applicants t._ Pus1t1011.S Avnllable sltu•Ung [ 1 ." • Ne w JJO r.t B. ~It Ch 1 \\'i\J'llCI' Alvd. nnd Jlarbi_ll sltlil, i\pply in pc1·son, \Vetl· l l'..11\null'C Corner ot I 111d11 1 J'1•1ue1;J~u~ lx•nl'IHS, l lu1 lJOI' Bl\•d, Cl\f 540-tiO~ ii·t•l•·onlt'. Oiit~1andin~ 1111111ed. Pf'1in. Full or l:nguiccrln~ off1c.-e. 1 Oil PllY I Blvd Good frinncs and :Sat. :.i-<1p1n, El J'l i~ucl Pl1u:c11Uu & r ·taMsh1[1! 1:iv1~·l=' BaU}·.sittcr, li t e ,.:1'C"! l~,at10!1 L .. dl U1u·t).ua · 1'110.\'E :;:01iciror, 8 r tt e IJ inanagt>nu•nt uppo1·tunlties. P/fimr . Eilrn I\~ n\l\(·h as I & .l:x'nefils. Excellent typing salat:.,, l'Oinn1ens~te 11·iH1 Country Club, 2 3 7 U 0 ! h•i\l""11r>rk ::; \'r old ~irl. :'>lU(', 11.,J-'l,.iA). IJl'llUi~ ·" iu·i'u, )l(lurl.v 1vag.: ,'/,. !11k'l'l'I. 1"Jn1n1~s~lons {mtn you. 11·un!. Stn11 nt n l!ttSl' skills llCCl!S:>J.l'y. I ("\!Jl'l:iencc. Send 1'esuine UL' Clubl\\1usc Ur., Laguna JN.o io·· ll'l)lll•" , t ;11! J . .G-":;~ri. lJ1•t1111s l't•rso11nl·I .\;.:1•11t·.1 ul 1 ~•!His honH' \'{'l'tt'uliou;il $800.$1600 monthly S~.2:l prr hr. F'un!11sth· Raub, Bein, Frost & I apply: ' ·, .. ucl ., i:. l :u·1-t1<1a', ----. , . lr1J11l',tol\2l\Ja,:11cl,,unl.11'. I 1 'J•l''SJJ ·1tn1os11l1c•-f,,. •CCI••••' A .:,_~ eves. & Sats. Jdi•;d f"L' LUBE r.JA:'\. P'\pcr. Lro11 n s ~-. -• • -.---l>J~.'.'..._1~ S. , .• -.... -~· 111nt't' lo shll'I. ' · " .. J • . " SSOC. FULL & p/lin1c h \' l j) , I Students. Guartultl'~:d \rage. Nc \\'JIOl't r,·ntf'r Shell, !j9(] j i\ILOICAL-~ runt . ~lllel' · 1-111.r: Pl :.ESSEll \\'Ull!l•J. \\'age J-'0r Pl'rs0•1al lntl'l"\'irl'J 1 niinrlPd. pni<itivP, fun lovin~ I \·iOl Quall St. 833-lhli~ Standard Memories, Inc. Coo"'S & OltlVERS • c II N" '' ''' c Tu' " Th t•" II . , "· l Call C. L. Bridges j p<·t1pl1·. !At:ross rron1 O.C. ' '" , · , uvi'r 63G-89!ta or 89:t-t!):) }',, 'uasl .,,,\, , .o. · , . ,,. : · op1.•n, fu tune ..... pi.i.., :Jl. Calif. drivers he, ni'ut .& I ~JOUns. ~,:;.i:-;1._ -Hout· Vall'ttln.l" C.:lecuit'rs, (714) 63S..7921 9 S Alrpo11 1 M•r 0101'f.' lnro "'- Jicrsonablc. Apply 110 E. INSPECTOR ! \ll-.:Da.:AL A ,s s Is 'J' ,\ :'\' ·r. l s~GS \\'arncr i\l'C, J•.v. am-pm pP~'SOtl£1L !ntel'\'11'. &'l~~. SECRETARY 171h St., L1'1. 1>46-7136. M h. . t r' \Jl.tt'k: of!it.1!, ;; l'll l' l':t I, --PROCESSOR--t714> 540..50~2 6pm-9pm 1--silesladY:-Exper:--1'1'•! l'aid. h:ry pusi!11111 -ac 1n1s s pral'!ll'C. ,S:1l;oy UjJL'll. ;<.Jud I . ' . ' . I \lust /\;1\"l' KOO'll srllinr.· 11·/11elJ cstabl1sh1•tl )ll'lll. * GARDENER * 1 t Shift 11Titkn rrsunic tu Uf >>.: ::1~, ~ N. :'IJ A~ ~ .1 ~ L :'II c c:~p. Sales Trne to $12K · n'•~ll'd. ;\i'\V b t' u u t i f 11 1 Allili1y to 11ork 11 t1•p • . ' S I B;tlliua 1s!;u1d, t..';11. !J!tili~ 'IJl'l'f rd. ::tn!a1_1 o1;cn. Call F'-"'-' J"flJ I 1••111· I fl I ,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,1 ·'" l'"'li1· >\lliu A Subsirlinry or APPLIED MAC.NETIC,..; COftP. :t!2l S. Ann1.• St. S.inla Ana, Cal!r. !'11701 1.e your 011.'n bos.s! Part or I I ------Saudr s3·1-si;oo c..i.:. ,., "'' qut• n a iu:n al'I':\. " u u {/tintc. Yow· O\\'n ar~a. 1,\Je11, u~grcssivc lll'l'SOll 1\i!ll w d I :'llETL!l J{C:i\LJC:lt Apply · ' -011ts1a11ding c:u·1'£'I' ori1~u·. Lih,.r:il l~nun1s, s u 111 1·) i'l'l' l'ositiuns. High lncon1c. LluaranlL'ed I t'XVCl1CllCC Ill "h ,. l' k I I!~ ante :'>luulluU Nti,:ucl \\ <lll'i' lJisl. I ODUCTION 1ilf{'l't•d h~· ru1nou~ l'Ol'P· I arrangeineuL EvC!s 536-4&iU. Jason e.,, Agency 1\n {'(jUtll (IJ)fl0/'(Un1ly Cusloincrs. r.::..irn Noii·. l'ay 111atL•r1aJ 1" ~1;111tlartb \]1 111 1 ~j:!'\l .\l_i.;o Cl'L'C f. l:d, PR ~i'l·kill":! indh'. 11•/clt>si1'{' & ~\I.ES \\'O~'IAK, O\'l'l' ::.i, li-IOO l::lrookhors1, t' VI). cn1ploye1· L..'ltcr. 1 l'rucc·s~. LI• p•nn.igi· h""d~, J..,~u11" .\1;.;1wl _ _ :1bilir~· to u·a.in in all fa(·cr~1 11.B. Dre~s Shop .. f.:\p. Stull' 11:~ 91i:>-ti7i 3 ... ----...... -._._._._.,..1 534-7187 or 534-3144 1 1::> 1·us1u11w1· ,.,h1p1u<'11t.. .111 iTEI. :'lla1<1.... •1 ill 1 ra111. TECHNICIAN of 01}l)f'M¥>n. ·Cu.II 1~111·1 dn'"SL'S/ s p 0 rt s 11· r-:1 r. Secretary 1·.:--1·1•1lPn! 1w1h·Ji1,,, 1';11d llnmedia te open· .1.pply 111 µ..•1· .. ,,,J. t ",1sL1 \I, ~d L<>IH!. m.trno_ ,\J,.,"U ~·re Steady. purr 1in1e. H.t>tin·rl. SECRETARY $700 Steno lo1·11llh. Ill« 1 11 s u r;111 cl'. ings for m a chinists 11111 •• ;21JJ 1J:il'l•11' Bl., t .11._ .1 ·1h". r11•1u1is .. -:: n.·nni..; o.I;. ~9.1..n~:1:l Ty/X' 70. ~h 1f':!l. Got.111 \\'1• pn•serHi.1· 1111\'t' ;1 oosition fur >.C'iTr!ar.v slC'l\O, 111u.-.I h:t1 " i.:ood 1} pin~ & s/h l'lkil!~. G-AH.i\ILN'f \Vet Suit l.' . ..;perlcni:;c CV, J r,I\ tur :'II!;.;. !' r•' I c r ur "111 1r:.u11. $1.30 hr, J duy 11 k, ,\pply 8 1 ain·12 !IOU!\. ;-.~:) \\. l11U1 St. Costa i\lcsa. 'General Ofc $476 1:1c,111u11" •"-.,1t:i; ll'al• d t MOTEL MAID !'i·r!nrin 1'll't'll'Ollil· l'ht't'kuul..; f'pr.,;;11n111'l .\~rnc1 of l r111\1', .... C1ts11 Pl'l'l'O!Ull'l ,\,i.:1·11".' I I I I~ an opera ors on ~. ~l{I~:! :'>lil'heJ,·n,, ,,·,. ,.'\J.E:-: <:lit p/li111•' 111 ... rn .,;;, 'JIJ.l Y 11 ct'NJU ' 1st and 2nd sh1'fts. 'I' o· ·1· 'l ! l · ,.( 1111•·1'0 iiai·(· Pl'•\•luct.~ • ...: C:11\ \lo1To-.1s Nut llt>L1sr. Uri.:•uiii.•·1•· \'•11111<.: i! .. ~.~~ t'Kl··ARK 1~-" •,C I!\ . ~ I: .. .., r:r {'Ulll)IOl\{'l\ls. Tl'chnu·.ill 83'9770 * 100" FREE m .i:itHJ ltl SALES REP FOOD !Oain-11nr111, •. 17~1 ~ 10 I I.TURRET LATHES ---ur .. ,•r1·t1'l' s«hnol trairung 11\ -• I I' I \ PRODU CTS -NCR p -TO t ~ . c.1,, 1 .. .,..u11n1· , l:;l'll"Y •TRACER LATHES roo pera or "1, .. 11\111i1·-;. ;\\1n 1 ycal' $9360 ~tnE\\' :'>Lu·li111i> . S1l'in.::: ·l\J\~ \\'(·~ll·riy, N.l:L :\u. ·~vi .HONES 1··<'l' 1 ';11d. ll"\1.' ~"ur "11 n r,·1.o1~d "~p.•rirll•'1'· Co. Car & E xpenses ~ h \ f 1, !<l'! up & n111 Pll'aSl' C;1JI f .. 1· 1Ja·l.._·rJ<1n., 111 l\ilh' uflh'1' I' / 1• I 11" 11 J ' ~u~11 :->. :-lu~,111 l';dl Fur .\ppt. il'.'hl~· 1.·t•i<p(·clt~l n•i·p. s1•cl\s 13l'chl•·i-. '.\l'" sl111µ, nt•11· · 1 ,. 1 'eGRINDERS 11;ong111g 1ila11L~-Ii ;\!u ·' h;,nl; 1 I *Sec'ys, booi<tceepers S<il\H ,\11.0, :tll. l !ndu~!nal n .. latiun~ (.111;111111· llll ll . fo1· l'~ll'•'"l' 1!l:1<'llill1'~. 1'1'1')' ;:::ond I 'Ll·;,\SE CO\'T.\CT Gri·~ t\C'11 land Sank of America :iOO N1•11·110t't Ce111cr Dr. Fashion Island 836-3505 Type i:ll'l'Un.1l.:ly, I'" l l ,. I' l' 1 ·11~..;. \\11! ll'Hlll. P\o·<t~i<lll pCfSlJllalLl). Cal! ,\n11e ' I I \' I ••BRAKE '''I'"• .~.11111) 1., ~t •. • .\1•11 I · 0 C l1<1l'l' luu llliHl) 1n 11.,1 , 1;;1f la1· ~"· ,\,: al'lh!l', I<. flJlll(ll' 111111~. l':lll'!t' , IJ llH!'l;ino.; Pill.I, ,\ 11 p I~· 'II ·1 I I OPERATORS 1-'t< Juli. ... ~;oil l'H;(·l;il (714) 494-9401 I 'I' I I.it. l{i:lu>lc•t'S i\"•'IW.' (I . I .J IJ--UL J tL'IT to1·y. T' I' Ill p 11 ( 0 us ~ 1 ;i !l r" l' d .\ I' I) 1 i (' d .. I I 0 f' I •· I l I t'•'f:«1.i11,1 .\:,;<'1w.•. :,,1,_()ll,,,,, I ·lllltJ 1;il'rh :>1., :-luil« lill ·.q11;L ppor ,11111u.1·rr ,_.qua up1x11·. ~1H[10)l'r eEXPEDITORS n• rnn<'t't1~i>n•. C-11! 811n Enr:i11t•r1·i1n:. ::O~O .Ai1"11Jy, ,...,,_ _________ ! Cal-\\e.~tcrn En1plo}·n1cn1 ,\ge1u·y \~I N. Llr1stol S1. :========== .:7'.~I IL:tfl)l.H' 1:11·1 1. L'.\l TELONIC 1 ""'I.,."" .. ., · N<'w,xi1·t Beal'11 1):;:.;.,-:190 .DEPT. INSPECTO" ,, .••It'.!'., "·'·-~'"'" \-"'n111s & ('o .... !11 '.1Jc~;1 · I I $ 41' ~ . .F RY D ' I A J b 833 0855 :-r. ;U,l!'I. n•IUS. lo I '\: .TOOL MAKER NEW ACTO INDUSTRIES J.).·nn1s l\·1·-.01uH·l Ag t·nr1 u! la 0 • Sr. Pl'OJ.''"l !'n,...uierr 1 IN. SURA"''[ SALES ll'\'ine. ~'0~2 \lirhels<Ju Dr. SE.\ \l ~:TI~ I; s S i•: i 1 h N Ch T Y " Luit·oln S;.1v111gs ..., Lu;ui Bldg. 111.1 eTOOL ROOM 1;,,u1rn vt.llL'1.-JU~• "'"'1111~ ""Pt'l'·<'!H'<', .~•·wine: l'll"?1i,1n~ o arge 0 OU lndu..; pn~I. dt·i·t•lor• Sl!ll\ MACHINIST .11:~1':11;";11 ·11'.~'."'1,' t.1<' i1·I~·;~.:·~~.". Laguna Beach SALES l\('•~•i•·•i (.',',',,, 1•' .. ,",',".,1~: Estahlis11vd 1!11.i.:O Bkkpr. Sl····y Cun~tr 10 S7tX11 1.-" .• ··." 0 '1 0 • 0 • 0 ''·'"-----:\:0:.i-_:;'L-i:; ;-. .. e\f) 11l'l'., l';uu 11ilih• .•uU l":llll, j!dll lil!U', t'\l'" ,1,: 11 kll•l~. lUJl I ill •l' ·o, H 11 1111,1 It· !1t•1I. ePROD. MACHINE ,..,, ;·1 olllll !~' ·'·' 111 MEN & WOMEN i\~;~i~:;~1~:,\:; .l<'a•· r u 11 11 ,I SECRETARY }~~:;~~'11:'.\~~l)i~la·i~c,··,. 10 ~;~~ OPRS l l·:,111.tl 0JJIAJ}'. F.111ployer I;._ I I t ' ~ • . .~;11l'-11! 11 'l'''n ,. ,.,., ''' " 110r.; St1t1l.ic1·11 t·n1pl11.1·n1l'11! l':11d hrilHL•~~ !'r<'l<Tilhl~' 1•.i1h t'\jll'l'!t'll•'l' C!t•rk Typt...,t Ju S300 l GEN'L OFFICE $600 • ~·ce li'.cin11J 1\li<o Fee Jnl1... I 1,\!usl l;111n1 1.111 .. !•l'llll' ,\ ,\lll.11·11c'1 1(~.V<lil'<'l'llll~illU!l'>. LI ' I . 'I (Jra11:.:•' C•11U1I\' c:nnrl 1;11·c1r1n11. &· !.!l'•l\ll' i1li\l't·t.P:1,v;1loll'.l'lll'!'IH1,,. Se1•'y \Ojll'l'S S6~!(] 4V4-1064 PLB l' 1~•''1 llOI\$ -:s.1 cs. ripp11r11111itir>.. ~Ju.-1 li;n'L' llb(l!'dl'•"· St:11·: l;cl\\'l'C'll l l>;u·1 1111u·, S:JOO. 111n ,:aJ;n·y, t'<ll'. 111·~ 111' S.d'"' f'1~'""·'~rt11-: 1n Lr-i::nl -"•'1· 1·oq1 RI•; ~."DC'j Typing 60. Bt·<H'h Ar1:,1. 1 "''llll'l'" lu~u1".t11re Cruup 111"" 1 1·.d Louu ,_ ,/l>J-l'l,Jl I l';o"I 1n,·d1r:d ,\ 1111· •----------•11 1i-111·.u1t'l', p:11d 1"'1\"1"11 pL•ll rrrSO!lllC'l Agl'll\'Y WESTCLIFF hUW HIRING 11• hl'll• 1w,,1null' 1irki>t salt'.~ CULLIGAN ~::.(\i J.: ~·::i1J hr. i\p:ily :i!' 1l':.-id,·n11:d <"n ... t1'ueri .. 11 St.•!·1·r1:1ry Ll'gal Sil(I 11;_,,.:1 lf.il•'. l1·1·11h-. :,:17-10;': • I ·I " · I """ 1 .. r :-poi·1~ t'.l"l"nts. !Ir,.:. . . .-.;, :1r.1 c•)llll1H'l\~1u·:i11· 11111 '"''1' .1 11 .t:<'ll 111-:r tu ,•1vv. . i.\lark Ill C«nlt•r> I P.SU Jt ,\ 1" Ct: J:.;o,µL·r d, EVENING 11 •''\ilol" \Jr Pl'l'' 5"4-"'1:'{) \\:•!L'J' Cn11J11lutl!ll'.! .\ri r·:qll;Ji llpp .. rt1111JI,• l''\;1.·1•l<'ll•'l'. : • .:.t.~10:..i.1 i{+'<'f'['I Tyl'i't 1.~s.i001 __ 1 -~-·_ ~~:....:.'.' ...:::.._ s;:1-f1::11:: ·l!f, cu::u L.11LJ\u11·r _ -·-__ SECRETARY t",,11.~11· Pur.-h:1s S<-1·v ~;·,[) QC INSPECTOR . SAL_E_S-IN-S-ID·E---· SEAMSTRESS · l'un·h;i-.n~ s. .. ··.1· . ro .t;:-,o! 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(1· '' J' .:11. .\fipl~ J:.,~ C:ir··~· t"ht·1Tt1n' !11tcr11,·11 s .\lull th1u Fri WALKER & LEE to Shore R{'sults! 6-ll-0011!. , :"\l'C'dt•d J 1111lH'•~ ·:-:::::-21 1:: ~ 'it l-1C~-1;,.1:1 . ...:t:•li•·ll. 1;1H s. Cu:tst 1!11·y ,1 Cai\.fornia. 12Sl Ll1gan, C.i\l. :\J;icurc lK.'flit•il. :\l11·l 1;.p,-.t./ G[tlLS·GUYS·TRAVE[: ,\//{, knu,\'lcdgl' cA Uk!qi><:.:: .. • (11·~r. 18 fr,'<' In lra1·<'! \;u·1~·~ dull~'~ ior .•111;•!11 TRANSPORT " !llilllUI. ph11ll. ,\-.k i••J' .\1,11~. ~b~\1ai1, :'\r11· Y"rl1 ,it 1n:1Jl•l' til:l-'l:i!:J!i: ~ .. ,',4'y "c 'oMPA,NY . GROWS AGAIN t ond• 9127 Honda 9121 1 H_· _•n_d_··~~~~-::_-::-::-:::::-_91_2_1_1._"'-"'-"'-"-''"-"'_'·=-~==- 3333 So. Bristol St. .\o1:11ns-.\lai;no!i,, t') f i cs. .-... c 1v e ;< r ·----------DYNAMICS r1•:.11•1Jo.J1lut11Jll f11rni~h1•ol. .\01 j Costa Mesa llifi,·c :'\l·~·rs C.impil•t1•1ll I t'.'\l)!,'J'i1'ncc r11·i.:l· .. ~;1ry. ~' IRVINE COMPLEX jJ I W . 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Ftt.ll. ti111c, j \\"E :'\!::Lil YOU'.'. di!)· wk. CMta '.1!1·sa . ./Practical Nurses 2:\D SlllfT :i \B-2SS4. i 1Nur5e Aides ~ •. , !11 \l11•k Ava1l<J blr GUARDS I IConvales. Aides , hnt,ned. en1ployn1cnt, full ./Visiting Housemothers '.llti .. 1 he f11lly q11:d1l1ril in a~t tin1C', rar1 !Unr. ln~i.i.~ I :(~pevts .,f tn.1l111J.: 11·1,1·k ,1;. 11()1·1;. i1 .. rk anv ~hifr. J'New Infant Care .ii;.:s ,t f1'\lun·s. (l"u hand l 'nifornls r u 1.;1 i ~h rrl . \\'c C•ffrr you ;111 opportuu11yj hNh> i·C'qun·cJ. J\'.Cll il01'1 l~/':\('I\. (',,~l :l ;\jr..;a 10 rl•~ ~11lll'!h1n~ S[ll'C'i:.J Ill ;irea. t:niier~;,I. J:i:!6 \\·, :iih 1 the hHllll' ht•<1hli 1·arr 1icld.: !'lca~r Appl~' Or Call .\L.:H:-IL;-i RN's-LYN 's H,nr Yvu t:1r1 11;.titt•U T" HULU U.\ ·" Lt. I GU \I Tli" -"<11llc T11n•" I\ Ll.L \'UL C,\:"\'.' l!ULJ> O.'\ TO YUL.I: !-'ltO~·E."SIO'.\ LJ::T GO o~· l'Jll-; \\ OH i\ LOAlJ Crea ti' Yuut' 0 11 n \\ork \\'eek'· Our ho~pttal stair 1·c!i\•/ 1•rugn1111 & private duly nur . .;1no; ean provide a 111ei.1ning(ul o))porlun1ty f•JI' l!1<J~C nurses \l'llil are rr;:u!y tor a change of pat('. Goud 11<jy. paid ..,,·erkly. ~· .. Santa Ana. 1 Cil'l' us an nppo1111nily !11 1 ROYAL I disc·u"·" 1•11r r!rogran1 11ith• ,\ppl,y i\<lon. Thru rri. HEALTll :-:pa i~ hinn:.: young yil\1. 1\1! 11:n::es p;1id \ff'ekl). INDUSTRIES li::ID-12:3U & l::W--l ::>IJ fl!'e 11·11lin:.: to 11flrk t7111 11::;0.i:?::10 ,'\, l :~IJ--.l::~u . ~010 t. D)•'r P:rl ' \\'p 11·i ll lw upr111n::: our-1u'11 I 1>l/H·1• 0!1 !ht• t«ll'IH'!' <Jf \l;1~IH•!1:1 .t .\rJan1s in the 1 rr1· nl'ar lutUJ'{'. \\'l' fC'f'I 111ni thi.~ uff1cr 11·1i1 be thel {'ltunatr in a tntal !teal 1'.i>Late serv11·1.? ccutcr_ \\\• l1n\'" imn1,'(li11tr openill'.::s hotli fol' licen~•·d s:dr.~. l.1!..'l•ple or proplr 11ho 11·•Juldl lik1· !<J t.1kl' adl'iHllao::e ot thv \l'alk<•r ,\· J..-·r lil'l'!L~c t1711n11l!:: pr,,-:::r~1.n1. F '' l' 1111"111< 'r 111ltll'll\al1'111 p)C':ISl' r:1JI Ja,·I; .\)•'rs ;11 J.l.i-~1-i\Jl. Walker & Lee ! ~(Al (11ATl --l R .E . FINANCE TRAINEE IJt·~u·" h• <!ell.I witll lnp E.Xl't.'. "· lll'l'. N c I\' I' 0 I' t Ccnll'r Send ,-• 11 111 p J e t l' . re~un\e to Cllissified nd t-;o. 121'>, Uaily Pilot. P . 0. ilox Jjt;(), D c~1a ?lies.a, Cillif. 52627. people !ha! 11 :111! 10 lenr11 S.-1 ,\pplv .\lun. rlu11 fri I , . I HOMEMAKERS 1'7!).-2096 \rkdy~. 9-~" HOMEMAKERS '-:1111~1 .\na • ,,40-1210 1 UPJOHN :HELP WANTE D UP JOHN I !.1111.11 Opror Ln1p\o~·er n1/r : 330 \V . 1~1aecutia i -R-E.CEPT /TYPIST Pe~ /I ' 1 I I ,., . I ' i\c11'j)()L1-Beach 6.fj--5531 F-p I I O t · ,.,1. P 1111'' .1n• ll'11"·n 11:.: :.~1 \\ l'l•H"·nr1.·1. _. MACHINIST 1J:o;nu·a.ricc corner ur '-~ R C-u going L,\'. Ti111e~ 1n lin111;·~ ,\· :1p1~ :'\l•ii·r.-:rl Ht•;ich. hLi-.1;,.,;1 l'r•".'r• -~ii•' ,,,.oi"•I r11111 ~ Placentia .t Flagship\ personality ,t i:ood typin;: in· lhc ll"\'111c-:>.',J! :t1'<•;1. •1'.ntran('C' (·~!'nil' •rl , 111 ,,.,1, 1.,111,. inirhioi~i' skill.~ <X>ul1! pul you l'ight up: E:\l'l1in::;s X2JO 1nr1. ::.;,·::u:1ni. PliH'i'n11a ,{-l·l;l:!~lnp• I ii/l-'! ,,.~ ,.,.,,.,r ,1...,, I :-\l:JtSI-.:S Aida & Ordeilv 7_ lr0111 ~rce!in:,:: visitors & flloi;t l.ll' dl'JJCnrl ;;bh· \: hJI"•' 1 · I' · · l1a111Hin:;: phones for thii.< \' 1 C' 11 · .;, >:'1":\ I loukuu::; f.,r 111 a L· Ii 1 111 "t 1 , Exper. pref. InteiVl~s · 1. S I t re ia. r;i ns1>. ~-2!_':...::::..:.. JANI TORIAL I 11·:1t111·cs \\'/11111,, "r nu I .1/on·Fri. l\1csa Verde Conv. I JU'l'sllgous irnl~ ~ 8!Y 0 'LI ELP WANTED I S7:til0. Alw r l'e Jobs. Call n 11f'pl'n~Jahll' 1\0111;01 f o 1·1 t'"!"-'r. :-\l."1v ;,/,,;nnd hid::;., llo~p. 661 Centrr St. Ci\!. I Full & P/tin1,. I ~tl·;ul,1· ni.:111 11<>rl; 1n :Xiii'! 111·ill•ti1si 111·ludin.,:1 :J l.S-JJS5. Coaslh·rl _11k_:_!:<'1:rf1t~ .:_'I~ 1\ll-/lli!~i !~1.~11·un~l·n~~.' 10'2 I·:. Baker.1 EX p J:: ll I i:; N C E ,_C;::_;\I°=~====~= C("•:-.la ,\lesa :i1r;.~p11 JR. SEC'Y $525 c . :'ii. 9,~.1.ilU. l'l'i::FEl'tH.ED. All shift~., RECEPTIONIST • 1-1ousr.:1..:EEl'J::J:, lh·r.in. 1·:(•au1iful 11111.i,,1·11 .. riir·•·. inf MACHINIST ll<'1erly ~I,uXlr, 24·1:12 Via 1 Gr~1;1.t cnlry level pos1t1cr--_as 0 TV I ·1 ;i1r1•or! :in•;1. Ou1.~1and111c: l::s1rada, ~1g1u1a Hills. , lhts f1m1 promotc.-s nvm 1vn 1111 . . .. ~r p;1y. ~ . · Go o{f & Child. Soinc C:nl;:'lish r·h:•Jl"" 1'' ;,rJy:inr1',1" !'\f>•·11•ro1lucrio11, :;hort run S·l~l'Jl.SES Aide f/lime 7·3. 3-1 ivithin. rgeous ice · ~1 2..,1113~ "'<T••l 1r1· (·di ( "' ~ 1,111 l ,1 / I ~real C0-\1·orkers.' Ca I I " I 1·) '·1· 1 ' .;1µ .. · I 1:1ric1•·· Pll'<isant suiTuun(I-I · 1 at ure '" exp Coaslal Pe1·son11i!l ""ency, llOUSEh~EPl·,P., par1 tnnr. ~j~J Jl:<1·l.,,,r .. Bll·d· ('\! 'I u1~s. ne1\· Lld·~ 1n J1y111e In· !~ · • n <.'On s. ~. · 5:!l-oo:'ii, 2790 Harbor Blvd, ·~ . ' . I •'l'NJll!\C ' '''11'"• "' "),}.) . ' . I I' I XI 't d 6'2 24111 ~ 2 Hrs, 2 dflys a 11·erk. --.. -------I du.,1n:d cnn1plr.'\. Cal! ,\Jr, 2 OFFICE GIRLS I C\\l B:Ubo~. 67::.-1::::-;1 I L~.( •. \L i~:·1.:: -" ,. i1· I' •1 r 1, Ch;1rl>.011, 711-~'i~i.:.:n~::. NEEDED 1 ~1:''.:c"°E"P"Tc1=o=N=1=s=r~to-.. -.=""-,-.,~ .. , llOUSE\Vt\rE!i. Part/!i111e ini:~~~;,~ ·i;~~0!; C' i· ~ 0 n a 11 -~ --na<lio telephone dispatch oCfi cc. i\lust type. \\'ii! train. public relations 10arn·2pn1. __ . __ ·· '1 _____ :'>l.\JIJS· ~·u11 & IJilrt-l itn•~. ,\Just he 25, able to dri1c 1;.12.1201 . . ,2. hr +bonus .• \~('S 35-4J I I 1,.1. 1,. . 1 •1 \\ 11! rr:1i11. .\ppl.1· 10 a111-:;, Apply ;,, P"C""n 1-'"'-:C::"'--------r 8" Q 0 ~ ·· · · 111.<\111•· l '< 1 · PF:'</ U!'O\\'.\' · "!\Of .. "'""' RECJ::PTIONIST·ASSNT for pre· .;.l-.34 · ~ &ilnry .. \,•111~>rl :u·o•:1. · i 11.'.11 ' .. II .. . 'L···;.;,." 1 YELLOW •CAB CO, :it1l111al Hr1sipu1I. Ne11por1 \• 1 1 .. ,.. t Gl''-fi-.. ,~ ' c i;.1,1 11v, So. ,i~un.L , aoonct~ cos n1on y. n.""d -• •· ----· -·-----1 1$6 E . Jtith, Costa i\1e:.a ,_Full Ol' pa11 thnc. Eve~. till yoiu house. apt., stnr" ---j Man F actory Work I --·-' l'tp111, or 11·kcnds· \Vritc bldg .• etc. thru a flaily Pilot I fhr fa-1r,1 rlr~11v 111 111c \Vrst.1 Sn1<ill t:N111 inc: t'o1np.1nv uenr Order Desk Clerk Classified Ad No. 102 , Daily Cl8.s(ified Ad. 1 ••• a o~nlv Pi Int Ci:o~s•liC11 s 1,. (:.,:is! Pl;11n. ~1.:;c) hr. 10' l!nn1ed. opening in our Order Pilot, P.O. 'Box 1560, Cosla .... u1r1. I'll. :,1::,.7101 ask for Service Qt!pt. Musl h n Vt: .'.\lesa, Ci.!lif, 92626. 1..:e111 j,'QO{! telephone 11ii111n e r -------· --------\\'/invoicing or r c 1111 t>U RECEPT / MANAGER ""'"· P"'ce.-oblc. si~rti'.'" I INVENTORY CLERK salary $500 nio. X In t • SEEK & FIND' p' J. ' ~t U MH~:-KL 1· I' T ·" benefHs. 1'ccbnlco\or 299 Goo? Ucneflt.s. P l c a s a n t 11 TRAINEES I h:almus Dr, CQstu J\ll"sa. j office, Position open lntJne<I. c " l'i c • " l!LO>IU • :YO >r.>I • JlTHLB ~lVt .\E rNO~L £ L ll A R G f' - I we ' II u IF A· ti! O II , I I T i; I (. E N E R ' () f T R I " 1. T S F r. ·' , ll 11 A s \\I J' " c I. 0 WR ,, ' '· l. o Kt.. L~ TAWN II R :;:; ..\ >\ 1 ;"\ ·1 Equal Qppor. En1ploycr , Prefer 30-40 ngc group. \ 1: ' I ORDER DESK To S800 I Jlou!s 7 :30-~:00._ Ca~ l\nn s·-., i: t. " :. \ 1 Ful~ & ~/ti~ , DOWN TO. ~ARTH , 10~11~~1011· ~~~ ~. L J n t l'. r \ 1 r. 11• 1 n ~ No"' for ['And outright fr1e~1dly J>L'Ople 1 RF:CEPI'JONIST w/\yping () , y A i: E J; R P'"'1n11n~ 1n Ornng-c Co. seek capable lnd1v. for husy & 10 ke for b ·c ?.f ?.Ju~1 IX' rJve r 21, llondablc & desk. lligh pay & gre:lt , ·. ;: ofc usyEx · 1: f:l{RILlll.•: \ S I. D ." L 'l J.: l\ 'f .\ S \I S I) ll ltAl1 J T 11~ "\Ollf.!J,}: ESl(BABPM 111 t:i•~l physical cond. !lave henefils. Call Barb<i.ra M<iC, I chu1?grac6ic y_ · · ~ • 1·:11 & l{'lcphone. Go to 1"ic 833-2700. Dennis & Dennis ~r7 -i r. ll r w 0 0 ' I Tnl' :'llarket nen\'eSt you or Pe a"SOnncl 1\gency of Irvlne, 1 .~601J;..Oi.i'iii60· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_, t"l"rhunc our of(iet'(. . . 2082 Michelson Dr. ' i I <7141835-741! ORNAMENTAL IRON : REUBEN'S For tnforrnntton WORKER we J de r &: · TIC TOC SYSTEMS ;nsfalter. ' Exp. preferred I l·:qunl Oppor. Employer c':=:~::;::::,;=,,· ==o--- l\l11nagemeot Tme $165 wk PAINTER lla.li Openings For ll:L1'S UKAA111 S Y AVESOA,.KKIO NE T [BUILDlN.G SUPPLIES ·Exp. Only Apply ~l·1tnr suppUer seek" bri~~~ 1 See80P1boer:B~yM(~r 1 ind1v, I<> fill thll ~ AAili<>n In buly tro111. office.. 12'11 \V. CUast i'TY.')' .. NB I BUSBOYS & . DISHWASHERS ~.,YNA S~,\ t, £ y E C'IU't'('f oppw'... CAU Snm p ARKING A T'TENOANi'; b tllrl1•r, 833-1"'.IO. Dcnnh1 & ptU-t· tt.rne, 18 yrs & oldtr. On,y11 & Nights . . ' Apply behvn 3 &: 5 pm 251 E. Co11t Hwy. Newport ll'tach Ucnr1i" Pcn;o11T'lel Agency ol fl{ea.t a,ppcara.noe. Start $2. 11·1 inc, 2082 MlChC!ISOn or. per hr. Musl ))t.Ve Calli ~IG,,11' ·r1ne, xln.'t future driven llctnse. CUil lOam· '''168 yr o ld co. Rt"Ua, 21-46. 4:l0pn1, &tl+.1100, ext 5!l3 · Equal OJ!JXn'. Employtr ~ li gual'n man/Jacb' ,v/car. p A n T • Tl ~t E ~'Oman, I Jllr, IA!vi, 846-:s455. telepholie .10Ucitlns;. Salary SAJ..ES Woman, p/tlme now, ~TECllANIC,· Exp. ,yfth .of comn1. VIC: 1-larbor &. (rtlme later. Ex.per, 11ic!cl k gll'l()llne he11.vy ~Oll()n, CM 833-1662 matutv. See Mns. OUU1w1 moto~. In.~. & pd. vace.Uon. ~le(lltcrra11f.'an I n1 po rlt, 612-400} • I t42 .. 4:t11 Dlre(rcwColl.ct F'a~h, 1111, N.R. or Mrs. Cla.\."1nw Adl call 64J..5678 '"..-.... =:;.ti' Love, "Galleon Gift.I, S. Cit IOdj1.,vl 7 · '°"' ......--,p~~l•::;"~OC!!' !::,. ____ ,_...!. I I ! . . cnyuc VOTED "1914 /MPORT" CAR OF THE YEAR BY ROAD TEST MAGAZ/Nf Over 29 M.P·G . JUDGED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY TEST DRIVE YOURS roDA y • WE ARE ORANGE COUNTY HEADQUARTERS FOR .HONDA SALES-SERVICE.:--rPARTS • ~I- I ,a.;;;;;:unni\;;;V.r.'W.::-.:W:iol'1'iiesdiaii' 'C,M;i'iii' 0:22[i':::ilRi:-1• Wod•ic''ildli"r:· ::M:ii''r:2::2::, l,~9=7 4"----,,...-;..,...,=...,..:D::Ar:::•:,:Y~P.:I L::O.:T.::.:· &F 7100 •le Wentod,.MiF 710G Apph..... '°..!.!I D091 '°'° Furniture 8050 Ml1colionoou1 eoao ' ICO l1n1ou1 8080 . l1colloneou1 SEnVlCE St&Uon atlende.nt for AM 1hlft at Shl-'11 Stu. In S. l..aRunt. Penn. 34 11.l.'1 or more wkly , 3234.i Coot lllvy, 49S-4141. TEMPO'S TRUCK DRIVER FREIGHT DAMAGE SALE, I e PUPPY WORLD e KINCSlZE ll<d, xtra ~lrm.1 21" COL(JR TV 150, ~"'·cloy I . . I MAINTENANCE new Jlot Point R e t rla·i Watch clop. Ci<!rnuu1 Shep-new, lucl. n~ttress, box ct1.SC1LC, ledleK l'\othc>11 11.t. ti· ~llSC, & foumiturt" ~:\•t>s.& PQOL lkblt1 Brun1wlek eraton Wuben ~..,,_ ._ s ""'"'" ~. h'ti SI"~ 1 JO nil•"' eA2 3444 ' I \\'knd,;., 5.l!:t2 .Fc..t'Tlhl!l Clh·.,, '11,~x9" \.\iltt 1" ala.tr bttl NNt appc1rl"K, cl~11ct.1I. Olllhwa'llherJ Ne;'"Wa;. =4:. ~~~· ~:f (~!·'ih"' $ j 50 ), m~eensi:t ' "'" "" · · , N~. C. Jlunt . &·h t~l\.\11 , l''fcel eond suoo. Pboi'W' SERVICE Sia. uttcndant t/tln1e. F. s per , Litt: tnechanlcal. Neat ln DpPeiir. Apply 9 Ne11"port Bl, 0.t SERVICE Sia. Attendant, fu11 & pftlme. 990 E. Coa.it ilwy, N.B. Dial-A-Job! ~o~k!'t'°t:.v~e:n irr~ ranly, Credit, B of A.· 3623 poo, 01d Elli:liJJh, Saruo.ved: $145. l~c. ~ellvery. Usually TELEPJIONE Ans. 1'11111.'h. \ \\ bl'Tk'r & lh•ll, off .Llraho~n 1 iillr551~'------..,. reoot'd ~ Oayt 40 hrs W. Warner, Santa Ana, ne&r Oachshuncil Hwddet Pua:s ' home 832-2-188. !o'lnest brand. 30 clllh;, Snc. \r T~R SO . , .. Apply . In ri;r.On Edler Harbor. 979-29'Jl. 100 l\tIXEO PUfS!1 stud 'IFRENC•t Pl'OV lovely like $89. 1213) 592-5080 I A t,ENC1'.lt, alnlf>.'ll 7' llOLtOi\Y Pool table, Ball lnd rt 101 ~ St Servi l\1 t Breed 0 " ' n1·v., aulon1at1c. •U<irrinte«I rclurn hanglnfl lamp & TEMPO of(('~ a truly unlqut USI "1 ..,..\•e • SAVE $ $ $ t't os 8· pen new Queen or t.lbt ·&f:te PLACER gold \11 nutun.1 1 10 v.i:irk. S 3 0 0. Io r f <' 1·. . \ Llk $l00j & time saving opportunity N.B. New Kerunore compact , Eves. 531·502'7. hrudboard & tK.'CI lrwnc, full 1 ~ • lnf . , 111 .. 11 979--09ig • ar1:cS."IO~ eii. e new I ""ill~ TRUCK DR l VER f atackable ·washer Ii: -'-·er GOLDEN R _._ . litzc roll-c\l\'!iY bt..>d B/\V i foi·rn. 1'or o1n1a in t:al I After 6 546-7606 . or a... ._v.. . . . or u.-1 • eh·ic:ver puppieli, , . • . I 536-'lMI! I , KEYPUNCH Produce 1'1arket. Ila rd Pvt party. l\fak:e oUer. 6 'o\'lcs, AKC, Ii h 0 t s' rv in ~ C?OCI., hgh~ I . l\10\'ING U\'t'l'St'U~. Brds, BATES n1ullicolor spreaa SllAl\fPOO Girl \\' u II t (' d: SECRETARIES v.·ork, long early mornl~ 673-3323. Fantastic temper1ncnl. $175. r,bctures uusc:cl.. PH. PORTABLE TV, v.'Orks \'t•ry I rerr1i::, lan111~. JI or t . , Span\~~ cur-~e\\'et qn ~~ \\'ho wunt dlgnWed Ii hrs. I( interested. call •• REBLT washer, dn'ers, COOi.i v.·orking doi,:11 . 673-4$1 i ~ood $32. Elcctrli.: bru-_u 1 d)>h\1~nr. 11ashcrldt')'t'l". $75. Cost Sl2:> nt ~loraus. M1111t have lii.:l'IJSI;•, Cuntl's.~11 llalr Fashions, 1040 Bayside Dr, N.B. 675-33.S5. siiniulatil.g Jong or shot1 83J...8144 dsh/Mh. $50 &. up to 1 yr 49-J.4()89. U~D l.a1\·so11 Davcnpol'\, 1 $7.50. &16-la25 1 t'lc, a:i1.:;-199 \ ~';'~9-~3~4':;:._1 ~·~"'-"-'---~o=JI tctin assignments . few i;:ar. 546-521B or 839-7620. DOG OBEDIENCE: CL.ASS i1utlted. 4 ~osier. decorator Trucks 9560 1 Trucks 9560 Trucks !t5'0 days, rouplc weel..11 or few Rent Washer1/Dryer1 TO Start \VeJ. June j, in the twin . bt.'Ct, Sun Dial statue, cc,.;.,c..;:_ ______ -"'--....;.-------------------1 Sl-IORT ORDER COOi<, Day shUt. 4.0hrs, Apply i n pet'SOO, \Ved-Sat, 2-4.pn1, F:I Nlguel Country Club, 23700 Clubhouse Dr, La¥ u n a Nib'Ut'l SPRAY PAINTER AIRLESS n1ontha-you decide! Now TYPIST $2 Wk 1'"Ull aint Newport/ Irvine w'Ca. Call ha11g1.ng baskets. I 11. in p s , yoU can . , . . . Hobby niaga:dne need 1 · * S:Js..t20? '! ' 546-4928. tables, clcc la1\·n mo"'.'er & 1 APPLY BY PHONE accw'llte typist w/slncerc • ~ . Cll~cr. ~1cla.I _Cab ~ n c t · "•II ;:.An.A•so & , -t 1~ Interest in 1e11. r n l n g Auction 8015 POODLE-!3lk Toy. li 1110. w/1ornticu IQp ~8-6-1.JJ '" ......, .... Le Us "'"'w . Finl Alo\C borne ralseJ - ivhat your ~ills are. No business. :ay increases WI * Col. R.F. Byerly * ?>lui;f ,ell.' Slj(). 01. hcsi I DYAL. King bed, dre~r. & t nl'ed lo come 10 re.rsonally -skill• grov. · · . offer. &i.J-!338, rutc stand, 5 pc se.cOoMI, uut1l 1vc have the 'Just right' Jason Be1t Agency & ~~· AUCTlt;)NEERS • -~ 1 . I l'OCker & fool stool, hke ne1v spot fol' you~ 17400 Brookhurst, F. Vly. D1vers1fied ~uchoneers GOLDEN ~R~T.l!IE\tl<. 'I incni1 goll 1:lubs. 96-IS NEVER A F'EE AT TEMPO Suite 213 963-6775 NATIONWIDE IRISH SE1 rt::r. puppLL'S. Gardenkl FV 5~1-2505 I T T H' I . LICENSED, B 0 ND ED, Sl5 C:\ch. :. 11·ks. old. 1 ' " --, empo emporary • p ----INSURED ! '31·!1·13. COUNTRY TABl..E, Benches I Palrf 1nedi1'DI, vaC'ation & TYPIST N~EDED r.tEl\IBER OF NATIONAL i & chairs. Ork. l'1ne. $37:.. 1 ~~~:~~;1~:100 \\'est Cent1'11.l, 1----------For N.8. la11• ftnn to learn AUCTIONEERS AS..'IDC. Free To You 8045 IIARVEST TABLE Lt.! STENO CLERK TOOL MAKER TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS ' Isl aild :lnd !ihif•s. Paid n1ed· -CITY OF- NEWPORT BEACH ! ic·al 11n<l life insurance. 1 Q\Cl'tinU'. $3.35 Per Hour ' 30 Hours Per Week H.f'quil'l'S 1 )t:ar 1•h•ri1•:d !'ll'llO~l·aphit 1•xp!'r., ability I<> I) IX' ~..0 \I .fl.Ill. & 1;1kt• fli<"l11li1111 ul 90 11·.p.111. A1111ly by ~, ~ii 7·1. !'or lnfnr111a1i11n 6.: applit·1Hif•l1 !'Hl1tai·t Per· 1 1'4'Ulll('] IH•pt. :t:oo r>.1•\\jJ•I!'! Blvd .. Newport lknl'h ~:!OOU 673-66?.::. Evening Interviews 8 t\.\1-6 Pill, l\londay thru ri·iday. After houri; ca!I Plant Sup!. at l71'H ;>-16.:ll:ll ·LEAR· SIEGLER automatic type w r It er· 610 So Broadv.·ay s A Pinc $95. Solid Oak S1\ 1vel 1 Previous ?>1'I'ST. Redactron 558-2S99 · sri-~ J\IUSf give up lovable pup, i·hau'. s20. &~l & legal exper. helpful. Cail • 13 ~vks. e ea g l c / l\1an · I SHHHI FURNITURE Kerry, 540-5400. 81cycle1 8020 I Te1T1er, gd hon1e only. 6'G-6996 ! AT WHOLESALE! URGENTLY SCH\VJNN 3 spd Stingr~Y·.I BL.ACK Lab. 1 1 ~ yr. olfl. 1 894-2020 hand brakes, hke new. $50. j Super l\'ith kids. Free 10 Call 847-3677. , good honie. 6"6·R98l, 8·J. BRO\\ N soft, like lf'J.!hel' j NEEDED B 'Id' M · I 8025 1 l'Cl'l1n111g ch,11r 4 1nos ul1I I UI 1ng ater1a I J\1ALE PART BEAGLE. 6 Cost $M. Stoll SHiO. Call . BARN' siding: 50 yrs old, 1110. old. ilud shots. 897-2039 6--14-17!.IS. I ASSEMBLERS & PACKERS from E. \Vash .• greys & FREE Cute kittens. • I :\I Y, (;I~,\~ U ~10.1'11ER~. hrol\11s $1.10 per bd It. "!ALE OR FEl\1ALt , ANl !QUE D1n111i; table, 2 '193-5088. ~»8-2TI7. ·112 r:. 22nd, C:\I . lc<t\'CS. I Cameras & Equip. 8030 1' FREE 1.-iuens. orange. 6 11 ks 67fr.&169 1 ------'"-'---'-·· old. GRANDFATHER- EXAKTA Carnera \1•/auto. 1 Cull :.3&-01~17. CLOCK Schneider I.ens $12:;. Call I CINDY'S best crtol't. J c·ulc I &ll}-2620 49.J.-4!}21\ ki!tCllS, Cllit;o & Blk1 6 ll'kS, \V.'\NTl·~D Cat1 8035 j..J9-42-1l I * t:SI::D BRICKS ;r ~lUCI\ 1,;'11u .. 111 i1111~2 Ill'. TRANSPORT VOLT I-'ltEF. h:ITIENS, t-tl 9 11ks I 87{}.~j()} 89-l ProihlC'l\on, Nc11·ixir1 DYNAMICS Instant Personnel . FREE TO_ YOU! I , ol<l. 2 Blk, 2 grey. r.1us1 !ind I Gara e Sale 8055 &11ch. 64G-J'iS7. illajor l\1edicnl Plan Very hon1ely c1ght·11·eck old · gd hon1e suon. 979·9611. 1 .;..:c..:~9""-.c.;.c:. ___ .::.:;:: STUl,,.,1.s k :n:1 1 \\". St'~t'1-stn:1rn No1\' Available kitten :i F,\'.\IJL\. :i.tovin" 5 .. 1.., •• S ~· · ,110,r · P .t 'l'111 ·, ~Z'i'l':1r Jlarb1.1r & \\'arnrrf Tl'H\pol'ary Service ~19·4? .. 18 nfter .°). '1 L .~ I.AC-p 0 1 NT nialc " "'~ r t t1n1n1r1 . Nl';•I. rcllahll'. S.:tn\a Ana ' r· "··· 100 S1an1es(I. N{'("dS i::ood hOlllf". T{'l11, l\('ISUll, ;;w·fUoar<l~. l\lr. Hirhartl>;, !llU.~.1:.:1. · · -JS tS .... anipus Ur., ~11e Oog1 8040 * 49'.Hi5j.} * l'llgs, furn. 11a;;h/dr~1·r. t.qual 011ru11u1111y cinployel' Ne11·po1"t Ueach I>Mi-4741 Calif, Cude;; .t 1J1gest La11 T.\lo\l:'\t; it11pli1"1l,,,n,. 1"1' ill/1'' Equal Uppor. Eniployer GERl\IAN Short H 8 i r KITfENS, 1 ~ Siarnesc._ 1 ~ l Book~. BH. ~t. inuch inorP. full 11111f'. ht"'l1·1·1I ,.i,,.,~ ,\ Persian 8 11·ks old tree ! 7· 1· Pointers. AKC, all males, 5 ' • · :>2 Shti 1n1a1·, C~l. !).R;.6932 n1l'•·h;111i"'· n,1 ,1·~-l 'pif,,nn:. TOW TRUCK DRIVER \\'AITRESS \\'anted 21.J;; \1·eeks !\fay 17th. $65. to to good hon1e 96&-5084. aft. 3 plus Sat iSun. f11rn1,.h1'l'l, ~;11.ot) ni~·rl. AL-I SIOO 536-8565 1 so. fli11 :int! ii:iri 111111. ,.,,1_ !"\;1lnr} + (11mn1. :\lust 1i1·1• in ycnl's old, Day shill, AJlply · . I FREE KITTENS DIJll INC R.00:\1 TABLE 1,,,11 ..,1 J,·f.uirn . Con: ... ·r 11i,;.: rh" Co.~la :\le~1 a 1·ea . 11~ JICl'~n, \Ve<l·Sat 2-l,pni, GRE1\T DANE, lfarlequin,f Call 5-IQ.~,:{"J3 16 chairs ~100. \\'asher. }:!J. ar {)]( ·i..: l'l!ICF l'Jll· \'l:t);.: t:xpi·ni•n1·c prcft·1'1't'tl, 11 ilh t:I Niguel Cow1try (Jub, 16 nws .. Good family dog, • F •t 8050 Dry{'!', S:lj. Telescope ~- 'I' 1 1 I I "111.111 dril'int: n·i.."Qrd. A1>Pi>· :!3700 Clubhouse Dr, Laguna obedience trained, $ l 00. urnt ure 61~3:lll. .!• ,,! l \1 ~ll al ~l ';1f, .a· 1 .. I\ I I 1-----------'-!.!'Hna 11111.~ al: ~IG-1 \\'.17th St. C.;'\I. 1 i;,:uc · 5:>7-&169. DOt.;BLE bt°'tl, 1natt1·ess, box Horses 8060 T I h S I --WAITRESS GREAT PYRENEES PUPS, springs, tran1£', headboard, C....'--'"------= e ep One Q eS :\!u);t Uc 1\ell i.rr'OOmCd & Ah:C, Qian1p line. Bef. v. good oond. S60. :hlZ-1927 , F1..ASlli' & gentle Sort'l•l i Costa Mesa Area reliable. Exvcr helpful. 11 :30 or alt. 2 p.n1. or 11·k· , ; n1a1'£', 4 >1hitc soeks & TRAINEES Sw·f & Sirloin nds. call 633-0822. 2 Beaut1ful_decorator lamps, blaze. 1st $275. 894-104'1. Work From ~1930 \\'.Coast 1-twy, Nil A<'C I . 1 Seti ch . , Like new, both (or iso. \VE~'TERN SADDLE· Good Y H . ·~ , n. r1s i ers, am pion · 644-1996 . . ' . ' our ome .. \\AlfflESS -fl.pply bcl\veen sir c d 5 11'ks old I cond11lon, SW. Top Commissions \I ill 11'1'111 di ·pi'ilfln!il~ people 11·3 p.m. i!::\1)Cr1cnccd only. cl cs c e'n dents of \\'ail I 546-7039 * :~-i~-~:~ll • . i.1 h,.t.,o111r P.~:1-.1u· 1njt.,rt1on Set> uav(', c Ii A R LI t; • s Disnc .5 Bi Red. 557_7~. •LOVESEAT & sofa custom ___ _ ____ 111ri\d111~ nr'!C'1.1!<Jrs. l\lu~t !i:<-' CHILI. lO'l McFadden, N.B. Y g made e very i:;:d qunl, nc\·cr Household Good5 8065 I tELll~.UO!i:.I:: ,\w... Sct'Y. ah!J..o.J•.1. ~i;1ud J'Jllll't:_;;Jilll. ll -61~9'-Jl. --AFGHAN--Pupp1es --AKC .u~d. usua!lx Jun, 968-79.IQ, ·.~ ' - -. -- ripf'L<1!01·-. 11·anll'd ~~'l'K'r 1 1H•1·1 ·~~ru·~. 01;1·n1n~s nr1 1,.1 \\'AiTH.ESSl::S \\'\NTED h alit l\l /F• ' 1RF:F'J1 1C. 11·J11tf', botto1n-f'lr.I rr<:.!__b!-JT n1it 111•1: 19t)....t)!O:.! ~ 1 .. 11111. S2 111· 1n s1a1·1,. Jnd , . . • 1 ' . ' sow qu2 __ r· 67 · GAS rn.ngl'.', sofa, lxhm set. gd conrl, S-IO. \\'atcrbl'd TELLE I{ S."llJ ~11111 S:!.11 10 ~1<1r1. '.Ir<! shift, flg;s. 7t-JO. ·~~p ~ In ~n;on &73-J.:1 5--1911 kitchen tbl & morr. car 1 I 1nh'SS, dining tbl/chr.':1. ~.' ~~! 1,, ~l:irl !-t;w.c 111 :w & litach llousc bl9 Slet'p,Y ft 2p 6-1&-ti056 I e -193·ro55 e NO SMALL CHANGE 1 !'Ill d~o\,. llullu11i_,_La1;una Beach H,\R~EQUI,N Great Dane ii. •• ~ ~1· · . 1 ] !'EE P.\10 • \\'AITRESS f'ood &. pupp1e?._ Xl~t tempern1cnt, ! Q~~E!'.;SJ.ZE l ~15le·u·~d. Livestock 8075 1 :"o ~riff <"ul'J•!l'lll" .. 111w1111·1· APPLY co~:ktail. :\o dunimi~s. Sid'i; AKC . 5-11-31~. I L1k: ne11. Cost S3~..>. Asking 1 __ I hr1'f'~ 0111.:1111u.: 111d1\·. ~011i.:l1t • f)rant:r c"r,a~1 Plastic~* Blue Beet. 101 :.!l.!il Pl., N.H. Sl~..>. 01· Bc~t offer. 6Ta--1S-ll I !Ill' l••11·l1·,l1.1nl. 111 :.:•ll".:<""11" :-.:11 \\'1·~1 lSTh :'ii. -------GREAT DAi~E Puppies. I BLUE VEL\7E"T SOFA REG . 11·hile Jeopard ,... ' Special of the Week Brand New 197 4 Chevrolet 3,1,i Ton Fleet side Pickup 8 loot bed Heavy duty springs Heavy duty radiator Power steering G<iuges Power disc brakes 8.75x 16511res Vinyl interior Leaf springs Ser. 134314 s32s3 •• '" " 'J ,. . . ,, 'I " - • ., loc;1.11nn.' 1;1va1 l••11l'f11,. l'••~t;~ ;'\Jt.•s.:1. Calif. \\",\!\T1EU · \\'a,H J\111~n/Wo-Reasonable to good hon1e. ExccUent condition I .\p1,;1loosa gelding B yrs old I L'all i\la1'i"11 :\la1111. S..!l-:lil~I. l~l·n. '<111111011. !en/ o1ncn. Aft 1 pm, 836-5;)32 I SlS:-1. 646-5961 \\·cs1t>L11. rif.\'. 5!i6-is33 .\L.'-(1 Fi'(' J('lh~. [>('uni., .~· L.\j)('L 111 1nob1le homtl 1 I -7"-,--"7----~=~~-~-----,=~-,--~~----=C,.,: llennis p,,r .... 1111,.i ,,~,.11 ... 1 111 Pu! your uuui:rt b..ick on t-un:.1ruc1Jo11. Xln't .':ltartina; Autos, New 9800 •Autos, New 9800 1 Autos, New 9800 · Autos, New 9800 Autos, Ne""' 9800Autos, New 9800 Jn:in•· :.JOS2 :'ll11·h11~111 r11: I tht' lr;ot·k ... S(>Jl icllt· llf'rns :.~la.J)' & ad1WJcen1e11t. lr1· 11i1h a lo\1-co:>t Daily Pilot cco!J\C plan lhat really Th<' fa~h'.'' 1!1·1111· 111 th<' \\°(•st. I Classiftt.·d ,\cl! Call 6·1:!-5618 pa)s 1101v 111 eUcct. Apply ... a Duily Pilot (1Assitied rcwlay! 111 person 11t Guldeny,•est A CONVENIENT StlOPPINC. AN n SEWING C.UIDl FOR THE GALONTHlGO i!lii;;;i:(J;! ?>lobile Homes, 1929 J::. St. Androv.·s J->J., S.f\.. \\'ANTED: 11>wna11 to care for eenti-lnval1d, r r 1. morning to Sun. t'Ve. Also neetl.:d, cleaning lady tor .i"l'i. For •n ad In Call Mary Beth Worr11n'• v-orld 642·5678, .... 330 * Call 4~J-92j2 * '11~·.,,=··=n"':·o---sel'illu.s n1indt!d pt.'Oplc that 1\ant to nu1ke n1oncy. ]'refer over 21. S47·i691. \r,\HU SOCTY .. dcµcndablc, L1'p. t~xcel. ben('fits, &t2-:Z.110 mature, prei'rd. Your Casual 9040 YOl'Jt l(ll'\ll OF CA$li,\1, -our,;, ton -i~ a ~ofl-~houl·. drrrrl, 1<or11y ~;uh••tl ~!llti·l n. 1 :So walsl ~t.,1n1 -11'1111nh:k to se"· in Cl'l'r·~n1001h bh•1nl11. l'tinlrd J'a ltl'f!I :i11411: JJ01 r ~11"" JI"~· J~·.~. Jl 1i, 1 6'~· I ~\:. ~11 1~. ~lie l P,2 lbU~I ~i) t~J..!'' ~.\I )'d~. ·~~. Sen SJ 00 ror e11ch 11:1llcrn. Add 2~ 1•ents tor 1•11ch p111lern ror fi rst·clai.s mall and special h and l ing : othtr wi se third·class deli\'Ct)' will take j lhrec werk1' or morr. Send to Marian ~lart1n, 442, the D111ly Pilot . Pa.Urrn Ot1•l , =J~ \\'r11t 1Ath. St .. Nl'w York. r;, l', 10011. Print NAME:, ADDRESS, ZIP, llZIE and STYLE NUMBER. Ol"J.: 1~111-:i-; l'AT'rF:nN of rout' thot1·I' 10 atnd for, onM fl'f'A p.Att.rrn ln11dt :Sl-:\V Sl'RINO· SlTMM r.:lt l'A'l'TF:UN CATA· J..00. 100 111ylt1. Rl11111+>1, frf'ft 11ftllern co1111('tt1. :if'nd 1G~ now, tEW.+KNIT Oook 11·lth bit.tic t.l1111u1 pa;Urrn .• ,, ••.. $1 .:5 ln1t1nt '••hltn llook ..... JI .00 !J1tt1nt lt"'llno Uook ..... $1 .0I • Jiffy Crochet! Call \\' EL.DE I< 1\•/ornan1r11tal 1run expenC'nce. 125 1,:a J ... iguna Canyon Rd-Lag Bch 19+--63i6 \VHO WANTS 10 "'ORK? DRlVl:: A {.',\B! CJ IOOSt.: your how'S, work lor yoU."'St!U, be your Ol\11 boss. Men or women. Can be slightly handicapped. Neat • Clean Appearance. Vts., retired. Age 25 to 10, Supplen1ent your income. Dnw a cub 6 hrs or more a day. Apply in ,oerson, Yello11· Cab Co .. 186 E. 16tlt St , Costa t.lc.>Sa. WIG SALES & STYLING Lxpcr. pref. for major dept. store cha.in in Costa r.·Jesa & Santa Ana areas. Part & full tin1e positions avail. Salary + •1'0n1n1 + fringe benefits. (Zl3J 6Z7-l192. -I~ Anllquo1 TURN OF CENTURY oak grandfather clocks, Xlnt working cone.I. Orig. beveled glass. 493-5026. Appliances 8010 In a r11111ti, b" ready lo d118h FREE PICK UP. H.EFS. Ju r•~hlonablc ca11<'al APPL. & SCRAP l\-1ETAL IN81'A:>i'r CROCHET-U.lifJ * 675-52.)8 * a bli: hook . warm won\l>d:C'.o 1•htr1•11 tor.::•·thrr lo 1ua l.chtng LATE l\todel COPPERTONE, 1iJ1Vlc:·d!!Hlgn cap~11. Pattern KENMORE Washer, $75, ;:1G~: l'hlld'~ ~11e11 2· 11; Guer &: delivered. 546-8672 1ult1~l'11' 11li•·~ 10·1S Included. GJBS)N Frost Free retrlg. 15 Cl-:NTS ror c11ch pattern. Harvest Gold $l1S, like new Add 25 cenls for each pattern ror first·claas mail aod ~ial 494-4928 handling ; otherwlse USED FRIGIDAIRE thirdcla!Ui delivery will' take $95.0lf three weeks or more. Send to 493-5515 Ali<'e Brooks, UIS, the Daily Pilot. Net'dl~1n Dept., Box STOVE, harvest gold, self 1&3, Old Chelsea Station, New cleaning, clock, timer. 1 York, N.Y.10011. Print Name. mos old. $129. 64fH514. Addrt ss, Zi p, Pattern Nombt'r. NEW Utton l\tlcrowave N•w! JfiO mo1t papular <It-oven, lrg cap., defrost cycl. •lgD.11 In our 1t74 Ntedltcraft Must see. $3.'iO. 963-2963 Oalllog l All cratt• I THREE DBL. Oven gas alove. Cletln Free de~lgo.11 ln.11lde ........ --754' New! Sew + Knit 80011 -&-in aood cood. $90. h1aBaslc Tl11uePattern tt.H 642.-3033 alt. 6 P?-1 New! Netdltpolnt lotk 11.00 New! Flowtr Crochtt lkl1.00 FREE Standing elect. fallie. Hairpin Crochtt Book -.11.00 G.E. Dbl oven, avocado, ln•t•nl Crotl'ltt Btok ·--'1.00 $100. Call 842--0970. ln1t1nt Macram6 look -tt.00 co L D s p OT Rerrtrerator, 1n1tant Mon•)' look ·-·•tJIO Frotit tree. tk treeaer. Gold: Compltt• Gift 8otlt.tt .. _ ... ,t.OO "'1' C.mpl•t• AfQhan1 #14 .-tt.IO l~$775==· ::•15-4==:m=====::;I 12 Prill Afghani #11 .. n.n• ~ look of 11 Qullt• #1 -·~:. IOI MUttUll'I QUiit leok ft I'"' IOrf ti Chllltl torTtdAY -#$, ... IOrf BNk .t 11 4fff1 R1o11&-IOf ••• I ••11 .. 4l.21 oi.-.ct °' c.11Mt .~ ................ lClft.-:..~ ......... ; Johnson and Son 21st ANNIVERSARY SALE! • I I • CAPRI OVER 50 TO CHOOSE FROM! the sexy European DISCOUNTS ON EVERY CAPRI IN STOCK! SA YE $ HUNDREDS $ ON EVERY CAPRI Home of the New Car "Golden Touch". 2626 Harbor Blvd.·of Cars • • ' • Home or"the New Cor "Golden Tou ch'' Costa Mesa 540-5630 - • " ' . " : 1 I ~ .. •' . . ' :),* l>AIL '( PLO( . , .__ .; Wtdnt'6a)', May .22, 1~74 Mhc111;;;;...;-8080-, Mi•c•ll•n•_••• -aoeir Miscell~neou• 8080 I i5ic. Furn. & Equip. aoas , Pl1no1 & Orgon• 8090 I :..~::.::::;!;:..:.:;:.:;:..:::..=.:::1::::::.:.!!:::.:::.i::::.:::i.~= I torcy<lff ,1~1'11<~~·~---~=1 PILOT-ADVERTISER 1· Scoot1rt 9150 "rJ DODGE Adventure SCRAM-LETS I '~~.~~·~; -~~1~' .. 1 ,1,.~1~~:~!~/~·. BARTLETT '1~~ri~2~i'.~ ~;·y!'.:~1 ;~vv';,~?. ! • PIANO! PHI~~ ~~~~ENT '~~~..;:t~, ~71~; 11 ,....;:;;;•""'s"'P'-R-l-N-G-•--i ~~~111~ .~I~ v.f~c~/i~: Ty, Ill l""l. <'llllll 1l:o1r FLOOR cove RING Ph I I~· 1161 \V 19. C~1., • OR~ANS Stereo s-1em with BSR tum· a2T Chevy. Allo, Chry&ler I s P/B 8.' 0 8. 0 ANS E 1 I ' ,. M43S Ro al ar1ne Ill LIGHT WEIGHT P/ • • • -W Rs ,,,."''·""'*""""ii''" 788W.19thSt .. C.M. i>I':'"' -.Renta1Sfr$5 I lnbl•. pl Y mu•.:' •• ! eSALEI wkd•ys,or839-ll90•v"~ 1111r11u l)ul•'lh' 1.11•h l l,"'·'"'·1 , .. ,111,,, 11.1,,, \\,\lM\t'T N'1·1~·pu-... cll'~k. 1 A GOOD UNIT ft acemen_t trtK It. ~ •·-' • " 1 '" ·-· \Ve M ........... v;'-··t ,v.·t 1ell. Vi' tMJti. Cl 1 I 1·hi111-.., H•·lrlJ.:, '' 1 ",.. lo\ t't'Lu;: ~ ~·iiiurui~ :--.~1 h~1. ~1111l·l • h:111· A: ril1ni.: 1•ahhl('I \\'Ill li('JI Jor $12.>. fuin or or. U"IT"~ ...... ~ic... 11• 1...:=:;=:-,==-.,,,=~u~p.-- lll l't -Vnloi· 7'" Luii·n -1 61:.1-JO:r: nf! Ii \r111.,r1~,11 ~ ,\ f',i11uul1·turi :i;J;.,_ l:lti-115,1 u!t('r 6:00 1 Open Nl,hts 'tll 9 11·1Hk> (or smalf ponal.Ne 2 NEW :l8 -JS propelltl'll, Buy now while toad itlection 1964 FORD PICK Bar111n1 -l\l#f\rt-. ------S I 30 S 12 O G L"M ._,_. I• 1tUI a\•1Ueble! EXCEu.ENT ?.!OTOR. 1.ht• bl11t·• 111,11 Sl1t· kt't'I>" BALBOA !'EN\ l"<JL\.I' 1;u .. 1 .. 1111•·d 1n .. 1.1lln•111n & 11111-I at: 't 5 : , un, .S or ?? Call 673-4266 Eve• ne .l\t. "'' uovi'er, HARLEY·DAVIDSON $400. 962-Sljg -i."klnp; hun 1,1 llh•'l\I h<'r hi" FSTl\TE :-;:,\LI'.: 111111111J>;11111•. U\1·1 JI)'"· Pianos & Orgi1ns 8090 *Pianos & Grindi* afle1· !\or \\'eekends. f~Vi·I.. 1 C.M. 6n heno. 1 birth 1i·1·11 111 1111· ,,.1,t· 11 :, n, M full' 1:,111.111 1'>'1t.•"· 1·111111·"· 1 •!111· &lrh\•ln . Cable . Chickering 2:;" Color TV z ti 11 i l h, twin diac G.l\I. Uwuun181lon of Weitmlnster 'Tl FORD pickup ~.; to'U 4 prnof th .. 1 tn .. ALl\'E itt!•I""· '"'nu· h u 1 i11 u•·s ' FREE ESTIMATES WE 'RE DIFFERENT I ~ 1-~1"cher . Ka1,.111. Kimba.11 [ xuarant~ picture tube 6T;.>-8945 9300 Bollill, Wei1trnlmter IJPC'l.'nt condition. Trailer, 1971 A nl er I can IOl,;"=""'=--::c::::'.;:::::--;;:::;;: (1111111urc, Wok<'aEe>i .. 2 Pl'"· -1'.tl' 1·~· 1h.1I nnc rear.ls l\Tus:wtt • Sobmcr . Stein·! PhOrl(> ~1395 after 3 pm. Tandem. 20-2S' boat, all 893-6274 a::· ~I· '70 FORD R.lulL-hel'O. Rat.1\o, I BUY!! - (;0oi.I, u~t•r( li.Hn1I Ul'~' ~ apvl11•1x·1'" •·t· 111!1"'•ll1111 )nu MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 or 833-9625 nH•Ullh~l .-;h..,r horns, l\ll:.l·., 'lO\'I\(; lii·aiii·ii.: 1 ~'n''<1"· 'I. ;il~•tit , 1111· fa r1 1~ that ! 11ay . S101·ey & Clark. \Vin· HR40 HAMMOND Tone e:ctru, $600. 494..Q!llS, heal<'r. air cond, only SI6T5. C'.itl 1 i:: .,.1~1 ;· d J II" 111 lo Ir·, pl;1;.111.·t1, k AWARD fi61-ffi77fl\4(}-73.:\7. _ ____ h.ot•)ti'ti<!i, 1 ,1,1111.,.~. l,iu~p~ 1.i1111K·!!1U111 'l'l'ps pru·l·~1 h·r · \\1'ulll1.l'1· · Yuniaha Cabinet w/Stereo Amp. & Boa p 9040 RC CLES '11:>.I.: <'ll.\T. full l1·n~th. tru1d 1111111 11,.".,.,.,, ,1u·k1! 11 !"1111 llit• Sl•!ll" l\h1•11·11•1· r..cw Sp1neh; lr ........ S:>95 Rt!Vl'rh' S2fi0 NEWPORT ts, ow•r MOTO Y Autol W1nted 9590 n:1:1 h!I; l't'fl·~ nunk 11 1 r·ii.'HI'. wo:i<l··•i ,·ti:11 r 111111 ~"11 :.!.,.11. \Ir l!•s1• 1,•ry '"11 , Use>d fron1 ............ $95 ORGAN's. &is...is.10 Hondu, Trlunlph, Yamahe l.:::::.:;;.:._~:;;;;.:.;:..--.;.;.~I i11111t·11 ['il l H"' 11 .. 1 l \1~1 ··u .. !11•111 ... ·••ldi11i.: ui.ul1111· ~HI•·~ !.y l11•1nl! unch·rsnht Pl11yr1-s " ••••••••.• $895 ~TE:REO WITH A TRA,..,·' CLASSIC 18' South Coa~t 1 16.'Ml Newport Blvd, Costa CADILLACS i·1:1th• 1 i::. f'i·il l'uud, 4,·olli·•·1 .. ,.·~1 1111rn1 1~1,11 II•·,.,. dtff,.1~·11t fl(••·:iu~•· our t.:r;111ds '' •.•••.•.••• $395 ~ Lapetruke. Restored to mint I i\Ie.su. S I I , . I 1 1 1 ~:d\'~1111·n l1.11t·n h11rrl ·"'I *ORGANS* LIKENE\V$65 ~~·1 I d •/J•l 642'"$ La~oot etcton :-. .''.!.> ui •l•l"'. ,.~" ~l'!IHI 111f11 ,,.,1., Ir;,,,,..,, ,.,,.,1·1·1 (,'vuy, CQmpele 111 111/ •I. ....,. BARTLETT .. ~·~J~:T .•fl 1; p 111 pl.·~1, I'•'," lur l 1·011-. 1 11 " .. \"11 "11Y· lhl'y I'<' Bulth.\·in . Conn . Ha1n1nund . * &l2-5S38 * Glogr;: white & Tuhltlan Kt11d. • In angt Ctunty FLOOR COVERI NG 11.1111 ,11 .1_1•1.1.,1,,11. 1.11 , i i.ti!~.,., 11,.b_ l:\1·n111;.. ... ~1 '11"11111 '111 11 har~uiir~·ully Ka1 ·1 i l'l 1 II Li .. , 6cvl,100hpifaymarlne, SAC '70 }lal'le111 D11.v\d10nCoupeDeVllle"1 ·SedanOe- 7 8 W r I ·11· 1 11 .1111 & th•'Y h111·1· !ht• 1, 1 11 -'~ m • 111.tcy . J " I Do d Co 8 , 19th Ct., C .M . I n , ... 1. Hl 11,.i,·r. 'loll.-, r:i.i:.· '' -_·1·_ ____ 1111111\urv lu niul(c llu· •'H!,:l'l'l> · 1homas • . un· 1 lost Md Rllernator, dual ball, Sport1ter Trike. New Y Vllle'I ·El ra 08 • r.· !'1·1'll<u1.111,..1 1nsl;•Jl111!011 :-;i!nt!l'i•I. s~. ('0:'\Ql'l~ROll Misc. Wa nted 8081 1,,.1.1,.,.1 'inatt•h h._.111.1.1•11 aha· \Vurlltz<'l'. • ...,._• crptd new matchlni: nnvy reconstructed eng. E:ctre1ne vertlble1. Al80 n1any other ' I (. 1 · 01ili"ll•• SI" top. F' ull A•rylon c-v•t·. 2 lo ,.~.,. s•-,.. bi kc . s•I· .... "'-d:llac Tr1de-ln1. • -ttlH " 1 rp' 1~·.111", , "'1·1n~'. 11/t"'""· C.:1\1) 1>r:..:·111;... (Jn.::,n1.;1. l'iano & ~ ................. "" .. ·"' 111 ""' =•'-l.i (;11;\1;111!1 I (/\II I \l 1,~ ·,1;1·, 1'1 ... 11•1 lf)Ullli!'!'llllnk111i.:•~llf('y SJllf!CI ···••••· SL%j clec.1.. vun1ps, equipped tor $1800/bst ofr. 515-· c . ,,11. •ORIENTAL RUGS• al•••ut a k•·vhQ<ti'd \\urhtzt'r Sp1nl'I, nr11· •. S.00 .General 9010 flshln&.A$60X>b&yboatfor ~V~lc='°='~l•=·-C=>~f~.-----t FREE ESTIMATES 1 ' 11 I'll\ I. "11 ' 1 1·11 1•,,1 1 r1~ 111•,i-.... 1•·1.01 111 ... 11 n,lli'n! :.:11r (1,. a 11·\ *WIN FREE* 1 1 S·l995. CaU 61>4724. , 4 qi , ,i.. i l;, 1'' ' '11 • I" Ji• 1"' ·' d-• 11 \• I ' ''·"I ,\ t 1' 1"'"' \1" ln111k ~uu II <i~l\'l' tlli1t ORGAN LESSONS '69 CONCORD 27, tbr. gl1., · '74 llONDi\ CG ~J(),u:i 1111· ,, ... _,1. 111.do11u.1:1: ,1;,,1 I• ... 1.,,. ... 1 •• ·~.t.ll-1.:.:11 11o•n·itrlfl·1· .. 111. LEARN T/S m, fwd lJJ, lalho., Crash 00r8~ 8~6Y _,!>al'• '71T t 1600 · .. 11!•111 ')i!)l1_1·11~i:;t·1 l .. \\'l'i1•J:1' c11A!-iT~ll~IC' FLILLERTONMUSIC I BOATING SAFETY liibs, VllF, out·r~s, bl. hnm!c._S1\J!:IJ.5J¥-:i ·6~ oyo a \\I· J1llL''; (11.· \l.i :-,,,, 'l l'l \:I. 1:1 !.:\: 1: :oh.I -'•'ll j)HI ,1! Jl;u·h11r. C.~I. J-lHH 1'.uclid, ~·ounlaln \'aill·yl tank, sum·loa:. Jmmac. Pr. day/542-5234 eve. ,\l>k ftll TOP DOLLAR PAID '., IH·,, • • 1 •• ' Ill \Jt1:11 • .11) L•11d1 i;l•rll:!Tl 557-4836 I Bi· S,,~1~LEEORCLASSPO'WEESR pLy. J13,800. Da,y1 Dave. IMMEDIATELY I .<111 i •h•' ! i·. r:•1 iu1" ii. ~::'1-'>tN·, • >I I :; 117 .. 1;,·,1>11\hur,.1 at Talh1:1i, f\' I " " I I f ' II ' ' 1 1 LL FOREIGN CARS J '" i.1.l•, \!11'\ •·\Ir•'· %:~ii;:; !~ :~. larXlr, u crton . IJnlhoa Po11•er Squadron l 14)~3-38 -1, eve & wknd 'T:l NOJtTON C.'O,\L\!Ai'llOO, FOB. A tin~''· ,,.1 !•ii p.orii l'\1:1•~:·1'9 :;:;)id "II·· \\\:\l~.lJ. Jli1111: l'.nfl•·t. 1 871-1805 !stat·i~lun .. June3,6:30pm 493-61%. TJO cc, inust see bcforcCallorcomelntOICCUS. I l;t',.t ,. , 1, 1,, ;: : I 2 11/p ,d, I.! ·:1 11 ,\ 1,o1ld, 1.;d ,-""" 1111~11°1! ~ "I 1'1·•' 11" 1:d C ():'\T IN U 0 LT S FREF: /'l:l\'ATJ-: p ,\l{T\' \\'i\NT:' r\1•11 11t1~.l llu.rllor Yn.chl Oub jO' \\'000 J-lull y,·l1h G.1'¥1. buyinb 11c\\. a·t;;..313-t Bcsl \ 'I n ud. s.:-,_ !tii.:---1~1.-:;! il··" 'II \I .. 111}1 20 \\ u.. SI II I s It bl f I II • tl} 1,1\!' ,... (![{(;,\;"\' CL.\~St:.'i FO!t TC) Ul.J\' l'IA:-ll) ~·on ' ' ·~ L>«Y . I l'l'iE'. u a e or L'Olllnll'I'· 0 Ct'. I '1'111 l.\l.\!'i 1 h•l' '" .;;11•. , .,1,.,. \I .\'\Tl·!> ~:'""I 'II'·'''.• 11 " ,\111 l TS'. fo'.\'cry Ttie•:1!ci.1 1 C.\Sll. l.<111 ;,.tS.~M 1·1al or plca.11ure convc1·s1on. NORTON TJO 1!:171 6.li g~ NEWPORT IMPORTS C.\BJ\ !·. r.~ 11,r h,1,·110•11 ,1 Tl' z,·111tl1, '.."t L 11r1 :IJ 11'1 •1111111' , , 11· , .. 11.i ; ::u1.111. S1:11·t any 11pc•k . * fi l7·!1 14:i * 1or detail,;, ~· AUiO 40', $7500 & JU' gal. ~a.\L tank, '1ntcrsllltc 1;.1111 11, • '' r 1:r::-!'!l1 J'<·.-,,tt' p.or·11 1;i.,.1w•~!I '1'•1111 !Ju·tl'~·ich in clr1r1.:c. I , • , e J:O\V BOAT e _)'.!900. 61~~4;,, ::;cal, xlnt c.'1.HKl, lo nii, f11i.I & L'nCtn1 -h• d I 11 1·f1111-!n·•l \I \" r!<l i :•pi 1.i1,. ,,1 "1''"'1 '·,1:1'-I ~lu~1c Co~1ri 1\lr .. a . TV, Radio H1F1 St. 8098 1 V1licq~l:1~. 10', w:i. Boats Power 9040 rellab!e. $SjO/ofCcr 5'-lS-*111 3100 \V . Coast Hwy., N.B. (\,,1111~1 T·1p-. :d·• ,, 1.iJt,.\\, 1.1110 11·, 11• ,,.,, ,,.,1 '"r,dnr"'' ,~,1 '.'.1•\1)"ort !!!1.d._a1 l-lnl'hol' 1~1:1;---<.11!.~I 51()..721:1~' .~1 OS&\ l\l •k \lldt'l'WS 642-9405 11.\l{l\I \ l':\Tl·.1:1•1:1-..1., I' 1:-.. .~· "'''' •I ''I'll' I I'· 6·,~·':-!.11 I '73 SJ'IP J11.ck 20 0Pt'll l ' ic / --=-=-~-:=-:=7'c-:-=:-:-1 :,\\ ]'\111.-:1 ('~I. '11-····11 \'"t'• ,-.·,1~:· -I'• •• ~. w• 1.\l,\l't.l<fiC.\.'\lt'l'('O{'(HIYJh•,1 e M. s 9020 .. ·.', ·h ' Sa·!· '. Sµt!c. Dual ign. g;i~. J.Jlt-TOP DOLLAR Of F & E · 8085 , 1::,,1,·1·1i 1111, s11i~1. Lt•;1r 1·111·, oats, atnt/ er. c1.u.1.se1, lu" l'8.' ., e/p1u.1-[ 5761 dav/5-IZ..J234 l.1,., A~h , __ _ J··J :.\'fll·:l~ HhodPs p1:1n1,, '· ..: __..::___· ·-· _·_·• ____ J .. !!}3·9188 __:::"~'·.::.:•~··~'·'---=-~· !>l:!~:!\11 c. urn. quip. ..1 ,H.1 ... ~0 l\QO •1.1~'i-.''7GT 111.18h1p or t1a1,;c du\\ti. 11 D J FOR ·i,: •.11; 1 .. 1 11 J•,1!:'1'\J:l.I l\'!'1.\11:1 11 :1: .lot.:t· i:11:rt1'l., gn1Jd .('•~11~l.1 ('ClLO!{ TV 1\n1/F111 ~t1·1·ru F.~PER. Coll C~or~e -.' · .. ·72 KA\VASAf<I 3j(J t:raluru. SPORTCARS I'.);,\ o• '-' •i1'Pf 1\1111• ~<•ti I\ .1111 I • 'I II" I ·1,.• t11•, t ,., I d·• LI ,, I 1 " 't.111· 1 ~' ,·llo 1,1 $.Xi. \ "111: ~lJO. G.uy , ..ih-11.,6 1 · Jlh<11tn .~· 8 tl';c('k 1;ip1• plr1~•'1 . 1 Ll11lson. !~epa1r Ref1n!sh1ng: 2tl. ~C?UTllL"OAST lnbo,ud, ~~j() (f\rnl! 1. ri1on\P~.o :!-I ,,,1 l··, , . ., ill ·'' (','I,,,··,,, \<·:; .·:.:1;.:\:!l L 'etc. tli:>-l'.'116 ot· 6t/ . .jJS5 11/tJuilcr, good c11i;1nc,I '·c ~·u1v;i,;tr11s 1nak1 ·ulltl'. -----1 ---1•:..tt•rlo1· nct.'<ls 11 urk lJC':.t c • ' J • . ' 1\ll nllJdcls & ye111·.s SEE US FIRSTI Autos, New -~~ulos, Ncw. ___ _c9.:.80;:_0:__A_u_•o_;.;.,_N_c;_w ___ ~O-. Avtos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800 1 Autos, New 9800 oif<'r over $650. tl4:.!-3iti3 I _~tc\'C, ~JS-1.?,ll. __ . _ W~ERGLASS--i:rlu-,· ii }'\VE rull n1utvt'l')l'il' 11·a1ll·t', ' I I I i ~ llRRBDR BOULIV -·-.-.. 11!!~!!111!!!!!1 ............ ~~D;F~llll=R~S-~•~iiiiiiiilimlilli .. llml!!~~~~ ..... BRAND NEW BRAND NEW BRAND NEW 1,74 OLDS 98 LS 1974 TORONADO 1974 OMEGA I LOADED IP,1967711 LOADED 11'72)7881 I $ l'if7 $ l'iJ7 OH ,..,,UJ .. CfuttllS ~TICIH '111CI IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '" 71 FORD LTD $1977 '72 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER ... 1 ...... " ·"' ,,, 1.i. '69 BUICK 73 HONDA '69 BUICK ELECTRA . ' • 0 ' " . ' 1 J. ..11_, ~ ' CIVIC '· .... SKYLARK J•'• ,n'l '''·~·' '"''· "' ... ,., t.1.1•• ' ,., ,, ~ ,._.'. • v ~ ·'' "'' 11., "',' '· s2477 ·~·:l477. '70 OLDS 98 COUPE '73 CUTLASS SUPREME 't; '.,, .• "' .,, '' . ,,,,, ,, '•I'·' s1777 s3477 SJ 177 "Home of the Ground Ho<.J'' • $4677 $4877 ' ' Conlempo Van Con,.ersio ns Aulhorizcd Soles & Ser,.ice IMMEDIATf DELIVERY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY \ SAVE .$4977 IMMEDIATE DEllYERY I FULLY FACTORY EQUIPT. llJ I 060191 $3'"il7 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY HONDA "SHORTIE" •12 TON VAN F111!v factory eQu•PP ll'I. ·~13232 $3277 IMMEDIATE DWYERY c11y1c I J ).; '"'""".W'-·"""'"• ......... . yaeht tender, $12J. 5!17 J'urk sp11l'-', HJO ,c1.1l·:1, ,.uk , ,.,,, .. ,,-... ~-... , ...... ..,' ur corner 1\nahchn & l'al'k 1 susp. SJW .1.lo'i·J•t1l tf,.~ '.nooM•IWIUD.,C.M. '4~·0560 ' Dr: C~l I 5-W·illi79 l'\l'. ,\,'>k 1o1r U.111'. I 13.6 SJ...'.,\WITCH. 25 HP, '12 1-lOND,\ SL l.ii'l, Xln~ 1·QPCASH /or 1·!l·1111 u:.1·d Evinrude en~ .• clec. stant•r, I L'Uli(l. MlO n11, l\1u1 111 ~ l'u1s ;111d tl'Ul'k'l cable control, trlr & accc~!I. over~cas ni u:. L :.di. Howard Chevrolet incl cover. &17-1731:1. 5.5T-J.l!J9 )1;u·,\i·1hu1· und .J11mhorc1• E 't! )1.\lCO, O\V NS XL 19' Inboal'CI, ~·ith ' . , • 1 , • ·' :'\l·11por1 11.cneh trut1l'I', Ne~· engine, Xl nt I sec tc ll~~J~1~tc . S!OO. 1t.:::-Oj,j~1 cond., 673-liJ93 ' -\,i:. !!UY ___ _ ~11A1t.1• :t.!' 1 ... 111r~ 67. t'/H,: n,~\cJ;.;li1' -1~,0,!!rrL,81 ~"·' 1\1 l'!Jl:T:.u Atrros I.· I lb •I 'I ,. 1 aniai.t '"' ''· 11"11 · BEST PRICES PAIDI < i~s_r -· ~ s. · .1111~. l .. '>ll'a:. I xlnl cond. S:l50. 616-!i:l·I. I , Sl•,JOO. 01\·ner. 612-~. 1 --·-.-------Dean Lew11 Imports JET boat. -155 Olds, {JU\ler, I Mobile H~~!~_?_l40 l u~ !11 l'•llll', C.'.11. lilb·:J.~: !\liuldurd lype ~~II: s~. l\l U::iT SLLL . Hy 011 IH r :'l·1 \\ .\\ ll.I ,--1-.. -l hl~ l !I ti~· 111lut·, n111ke of!i:1. :iGS·b •. ;ti. 1 uv in rnnHly park. 1>\J ·' ~I ,·11, 1l·ll" '1allhu ,, I a 1 1 u n TUG BOAT-, 20' 1.B .. $-150.~ tnc!Udl·s C>n1:1n~ L\ll'h~ 11 ;1i,:•,ll. n1u:,t ha1<' g11>11l D1c:icl 4 cyL & trans. SJ50.1 l'rtccrl to SC'll. ;13!i·~~'"!J l'll' h1(1\ ,\ ;.:•111.! 1n!1·rl•Jl'. t '·11l frJ5.-~. 1 &. l\'keflrt. , I ~~-I /I /II. :1t1.'l-l!Jl_I __ _ Boats, Rent/..Char.-9050 r Motor Homes, l'1\Sll f'Oft 42· NEW Chrls-Crnft . I Sile/ Rent '9160 ':~~7o~O\lt NO SKIPPER IF I • V.\CATION • -u .· ORTED YOU 'RE QUALIFIED j o\T \'OUI< O\\N /o,1cc. 'I A TOS IMP 1'-ly·B1idge Sport Fishermun. ' Cht11Jsl' fn•n1 :'iJ. C:1hl. General 9701 !'Ju.sh. t'uH electronics, lull "1.ar~csl Scll·o.:tu1n. .;._;---'-------' gnllcy, sho\\·er, etc. Fo1 tO\t:r ~u )linLs .1: .\Lil ·~·. JAG-BMW-MB-FIAT Lhurter by dtty or \\l'l'k. U1\L.C::S n1.J,•r hll) , ,11 Int· t!t·hV('l) in .Fish, l'n ust', cocktail, t'll·. /.'IOTOR 1-101\I E r;,11~,1,... 1.111.,11 1·1·10.:1• .\ 1 &l:>.2~'00. !l(i2·:t:u1 Sw1day fiL'N'f \LS only I .i::..J l 11L' ll fh t .,.,1i1hr•· J:u"•llo: 1.,1 . rtcdhill .~.)HO JU:l1l, Tu~un ~··lL llll~l .1vur .. 11n l.Ltll.l~l:c Boats, Sail 9060 1 1 :1-11 llll'i·lfill d111 lliO: 1lln•·r,11 \ -----FREE 9 1~· S.\IL11'G Duii.;hy. i\lain ! SHARE WINNEBAGO I Fl'!' \t' 111 t-··. r · J &: jib. Built 1n England. I JJ•,o interest, use 10 \\eeks a . : " . . '"' J il. Fibca·gla.~s. .~tahg. tl'in1; J'ear. Phone &.IO-Ol82. .1.i.-1 ~1•111~ •1'1 •. "\, 11 po11 H11111·~1 llC\V .SIUL~ s~. A\~/\ /'l 1973 21' \\'INNEBAGO n1utur· Audi 9707 Rt.>dstart )n0atttble du1ghy, .. _ ,..,. .... ,,,,._ ,.,.1. nvmc, hns evf'rylhlng. Re11s ..• ,, \L'l1! 10.11 .;; \ 1 tr n ~· ~ "· r1t.tcs. 9!i2··1:i87. 1• • .. 1 u '1· u ~ .. 0 . . :.ur1n~1r. & 1111:11110.:111111£' u1 .1. RH. DES 19 .• ex. cond. 2 lets V.'A.'(TED i\to!or 111,1111•, full) ,,111 ,,:!-~')\<) l>lr. sails y,·/~p1nnaker. Seagull , sell l'Ont'd. 1-'\'t ptlI'l} I'll. -. -··-·'--~=~ 0-U, trlr y,·/nu tires. l\lust 1 642--0gTO. · IAushn·H•al•y 9709 sell. $2000. or best ofrer, pri. IT II T I 9170 pt y. (71~)6TJ..-9082 I re 1rs, rav1 ·1n l'L,\,..;,..;1l· r.1;1rk 11 '.JOOJ . ' • ., , . . • , • , . -:\Int l111lhllH,: t1111r!. ,...;L't'd~I OL.D :iouth Coast Sa1lin1.: [ 14 BANDJr-.;o lr111lcr. bt·11ut. s.,1110. l·"I} 1•11rk f.,r nunt DltJKh)" Nc1v snll y,·llh Rrrangcn1t•nt, like n l' 11 . t'"lld $~1) 1•1 1-1~1!1 tnulcr, S::>OO. 59i J'Htk Dr., I STOO, Bfll'galn, 8 3 3 -l :i j 5 , · · · ' eurner A11aheln1 & Park Dr. I 49\1-17:11 BMW 9712 C~f I Auto Sar. & Part' 94001 !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; AQUARilJS 23. Qy,11 I,~ for I $825 + $43.21 per ITIO. Xln1 t'Olt SALF. -..j 11hill' 1£>11l'r lllTll O(tl(I fOll' cond. Trlr, 9 I-IP nitr, galle) I belted llrcs, al~ 7 x l I .\P BAVARIAN & head, slp1 5. 830--lb.56 or I 11!re mRg!I. $22'0. 1-·its Ford, M & WR 8JO-i807. lltl'y:.lt>r ptl)!IUeC~. Tr.ulrr 0 0 SABOT ,. 1 lb 1 h11<·l1 H\t'\'l'r 11,.111•. 111:. T · '~RP ei;, rg ass I }>'urtl :.Olustang '71 to ·73 s1:1. 1\"fleak ~nn1, dac:ron sail, &fore 3 pn 9!'-.2-1, 0 • K dolly, $300. or o 11 er. I 1 J' 1 • · R S &14---0:J91. . CJfEVY 90 Brand sp;.nk1nl! 1 • 111utor8. Fl!~ all Chl·1v s, 4 MW1 • HOBIE 16, • I nc11, CQn1plete sn1all \'-S 197 B Sl450. S.195. ta. delivered h't-'('. ·213 '..'(ft2's, lia1·aiias, 3 O S,\ 's 832·1:;43 I 365-1719. ONi.!r your car for 1lcll\'c11 LUDER 16-26' racing.sloop. 21 1 U.S. fl.tag rlim1> . :J Jui.:s. 111 Europe l\'Q\\'~ Splnakers, 2 Geno<1 ij, O/B, Excellent cond. 14". AsJ;u1b: xh1t cond. 64~8360 dy1, 1 $100. Call 53(}.6340. EXCELLENT J.>l-2776 eves. I vw BUS~ 11 •.. ,., 1 PRE-OWNED BMWS ••all.'\!lXC IJ. ,.., lj) :.OTELCRA~I sailing 1!8bot VW Engine $100. Both is;wil • ·12 l"l.1\·111ia · 4 s11 ,\: uir 1\'/oars & 11-!.. hspr outbcl. 673-439". ' ' • 'it 2 .00 • Auto. & 11 ~ S•lOO. or ?? BJ0.4761. 50 "-I\ h • 'iO Bal'url11s . l in ~lock amp. "" ery c argei', at rcdu •d rt HOBJ1': 14. 2 sa.Ui;, .l(lnt Brand ncw, U~t price J215 ct' P t'C!I '~"""'"· $850. <IOW $15. 831-<>!73. lf5:: I C!lll 5-4.').S?l'.i I Tll'ES 8 1-Xl4 4 ' ".. . . ., . on run.;, 1 S l: T S 0 J_. CA T uSC'd l month ;BO Call CATA~IARAN l!ULLS ,: 962-1480. . . ~ ..._..._ ncy,· .. $300. 64z...M56 . : ~~~iiijjiiijjiiijjiiijj~iiijj~1 ~--& _;;...:_:;c..:;.::::oc..:.._==· BASIC r.aUlng, docking & ;: I I ~ l :m02 ?<.1arguertte Pnrkii·ny boat bandllrrg. A must for A&lt"fers.M :.Oll~lon Vi~jo new boat owners. 67~8990 USE AVERY P\\'Y EXIT. Boats, Spead & Ski 9080 831·2040 t 49549.\9 Gtntral 9510 ORA ---15 FOOT; Oiev 283 ll1ld a trailer. SUXXI. 642-5220. NGE COUNTY'S '71 TOYOTA OLDEST I l[iJ I 160) engine. New brakt's, Transport.Ilion Iii lire• & ball. Kon! i.:hocks. l'·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:· iii Dyno-tuned. Lo11· n1ilea1,:l>. 11 ?rfANY EXTRAS. 0 r i ~ . . C1mpars, Sala/ owner. Private party. Best & 645-2342 1974 BMW's '7'.! SIX·PAC cab over I anytime in s~ock ~ndy ror imn1edlatt Rent 9120 o((er. ~-~-------"' c11mpcr, Fully equip, $500. , . delivery. f.:Xccllrnt savings Call 645-3929. Rec Vehicles 9530 on re1nnlnlng 1973 niodels. ;;;:.:....;..:;;;.;;.=--..C.:.::t SALES.SERVICE LI::ASINC Motorcycl11/ WU.L BUY YOUR RECRE-ROOVEYRSEAS DELIVERY __:Scc:.oot='::."::.---'':..:1.::.:50 ATIONAL VEHICLE PAID CARVER Inc TWO Premier helmell, lie, FOR OR NOT. CALL US ROLLs ROYCE 1 B~f\ • like new. $2.l ea. Call FOR BE~~ PRICE. o_:EN 234 F,, 17th St. V GTS-SITG 1 ROAD, I.UN TIN C ~ 0 N C.OSla ?<.lcsa e &46-«44 BEACH, 18\U Beach Blvd., CREVIE '71 NORTON COMMANDO. 842.'504, R BMW all new, "(I" miles, comply Sal e chopped, sharp. 56!-6828 4 Wheel Drives 9550 208es Sc:-vicc e Leulng W. J,111, S.A. 835-3171 '74 Hondu 750 & ~ '73 BRONCO StaUon Wagon. USED BMWa Xtru, Sl950 &: $1700 Auto. TranJ., Only S,140 I '71 2002 498-(6.19 milea. (127470) $4199.00. See I '1() JJ02 ' '72 SUZUKI, 750 cc I todar at I '69 'li'JOO Superior at. mac h In e. 5UNSET FORD I ·11 Bavruia CUlitom extru, 839-0440 a440 Garden Grove Blvd. cf,;p;;:,;;1=::::.=---...,,= I '71}9 HONDA~ 2«JO ml. We1tmln1tcr (7141 636-4010 9715 Trials 6: Knobby tift1. $950. '70 Landcrvl1tr, '73 CAPRI V6, 4 apd a/c 8»0174. xlnt cond. amflm radio, decor irrouv' '72 YAM. 300 ~uro. Vecy ;1m. 968-6764 ~Jue, 16,000 mllea; aood cond. Low mi. $750. '70 WAGONEER. X In J. Call 842·1967. I Extru. 2. tetl tiret, must Dataun t12t 750 CC, KAWASAKI '72, sell. 613-4775. 240 z 19 Uiw mlle1', E; x o e 11 tot Trucks 9560 ndl ... A 73, Rlr, m11p, llOO<I condition 675-&039 co •n1n. Beat otter over HONDA 3liO CB. 1973, UOO '63 CHEVY 11 T. 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(178051) Fo1· J ., lhl' finest f~atu~.11. run I 5440 Gardf'll Grove 61\•d. s 'uNSET FORD 49+-2TI2 : power, ac ory 81' COi • 4 \\'heel drh·e, auto 1n111~. 2929. Ht\l'bol' Slvd., ·•$• u.. power, auto tcn1p 1ur cond. \Vestn1lns!<'I' 17141 636-4010 '70 LTD \Vagon. I<> inileage, »!()Garden CJ"ove Blvd. J>O\\°l'r seats. AM IF r.i air cond, Oieycnne pack· COllta Mesa 1788 ti i1·ny pov.·er, sra!s, landuu '68 DODGB R!T 440, 2 llr 54'10 Gar!lr11 G1'01·e Blvd. ate, pis, p/dlsc.• brks, lug \\'t>stn1 lnster l'i14l 636-4010 stereo, roof rack. 1438ESDJ a.ge, 7,000 mllCJI, l420SQP). 546 1934 t()n, 1639HMTf s647 5 \\le!>1mlnslrr 17141 636-4010 1 , S.1575. Johnson & Son 54999 • ,, h.t., P/S, P/B, ait'-cond. ~~.,,ck°"", "I ne1v tU't'!s, 1850, ,7., '!AVERICK ~. G Li 11 c 0 ln/~lercury, :E26 • .Io h n !IO n & S O n Vrry <·lean. $773. 557-5324 .67 CO IN ood d ..........,.,,. .; " "I" «llon BMW '72 PL YMOUTll OUSTER .DAVE.ROSS I.inc o ln/~be~~uZO ~:iSO 2626 ·ro DODGE Dart. Good new t~~s. ASJ;, o1· (.-:st M i k 9947· Cyhn<ler. bright red finish. Harbor Bl., C.M. ~JUCMI. CREVIER 16,COO n1ilcs, l'xcetlent, '2 llarhor BL, ·1 · ... · transportation. $200. ! of(er. 644-2192 a\l'tr c HlG4l\RI U~Sf.'e today'. '71 lilERCURY Monterey 2fJ8 West l11t Stl'eet Door 11.T. Auton1atk·, J>O"'~I' PO)t~C 1964. Full (Xl\ver. Good Call 642-147:'.i. 1 '73 MAVEll JCK Cpc. 6 CyJ , I at SUNSET RD 4 Dr. H.T. Air c 0 11 d . Santa Ana steering, poy,·cr brukes, IHI' J-........... ~1&..&....._ condition. Lo\\' n1ilci;. Slj(). I ·72 FORD LTD Landau C•"'. 1 1 1 292DSY111•~ 00 1"'3171 oondilioninl:',. vinyl roof. ..,..........,_ ,,_,.,...-. 1 ... ~ au o ra.ns,, power s c.-e11nl:'.. •, "'" G·-I"•> c;--Bl>•d. i. ...,,. at ~ J h & ~-~--·· Art 6 or on "·kncis 673-9007. ·73 DODGE ,4 Ton. Po\vc1· Air Cond. (344EIEJ $2399.00 393JD' s~• 00 "'""' ""'" '"~'" SUNSET .FORD (005EXX. l. $2675 .. o nliO,.n .,.: -' ! ~1 -'=· 1:1! '\\'l"·Tn1'nsrcr (7141 636-4010 · /'l Mo '-::=.,;,,,,;,,,,~,,,::;,,""'.~:Corvette 9932 \\'agon. All thr extras or at SUNSET FORD ' s 1 5440 Garden Grove Bh'tl. · '71 t.fERCURY COJ'\IET SOn Luit.'Olll :• eicury, -C~tlnental t trade for P.U. 642-896.i SUNSET FORD :,.wo Garden Gru1'C' Blv<l. '70 l\f;\VERICK Cpe 6 I \\'e1:11n1inster (Il4l 636-4010 2· DOor sedan, xll'll clenn, 6 ltarbor Bl., c.r.1. 54Q-56M. 9930 j\\11LL. PAY TOP DOLLAR '67 DODGE DART, GT, \'-8, 5440 Garden Gi'Ovc 811-d.. \\1estn1ins1er t7\4l 63&-1010 Cyllntk>i', air ·rl I cylinder engine. stick s.Wrt. ·74 PLYl\10U.Ill D:USTEn '7:t C..ONTINl::N'l'AL ~~~~~·Ot.:R VE'M'E dll'., /\IC, \inyl top. Runs 11·eU., \YC'stniins!er t7l·IJ 6:16-40IO '73 Mi\VI<;RJCK 4 -Dr . uulotnRlic !J-ans. ;zt.!}!J62; '65 MERCURY Con1et. Just 1•11.dio and he-11ter. t305F.QS). H::r . Coupe. Sn1aH V8. 1 DR ht. Like ne,v. Luxury S:-J50. 8~6-6924 : '701 J F .\U.'ON 4 -Door . Landau. Cyl., auto irnns., Sl899.00 at overhauled 800 ml. lle,"\l. $1975. Johnson & S~W C439SKULKN'1SSE2999T ·WORD {'(Juipl, full po1\'er, auto Cougar 9933 1'66 l\fONACO STA \VGN,· Autornntir.. Sh arp~ AIR COND., po\\'('l' SUNSET FORD· Have receipts. New tires & L incoln/P.lercury, 11.'nip alr t'()nd. 6 "'RY tv.·ln Autoniatlc, loaded, gd L'()lld. t3368BOI Sl799.00 at steer inoi, !7.1SHOL1 ~2999.00 5-140 GardC'll Grove Bl\·rl. pal.nt. Needs 2 rear shocks Harbor Bl., C.l\t. MG-5680. 5140 Garden Grove Blvd, ronifnrt po,1.<'r seals, 16,000 1969 COUGAR, gol•I v.·/blk I S500. 644·1127. SUNSET FORD SUNSET FORD \\lest111inster f714l 636-4010 $400/Best offer. 642-5908 73 J\1el'cury Colouy Park, 10 \Vestn1inster (7141 6.16-40l0 actut1l 111i!C's. A M I F l'•l vinyl Ip. Xln 't l'Oncl . \\'i1·c 5440 Garck>n Grovf' Blvd. a440 G11.rrk"11 G1'\l\·1• Blvd. •72 'IERCURY MARQUIS ruossenger station 1.\·agon, Pontiac 9965 11 R&JI · r Ford 9940 \\'estniin.sfl'l' (714l 6:16-4010 " . '73 MAVERICK Cpe. 302V8, " ,~ I I "..::::::::;:...-----·! i<lt•t·ro, landau 1op IS6~55.1! 1v1 .~, ·-,Ult', nc11· ll'l".S. n'rsl1111nstcr i7141 6.16-1010 autotrans .. 11.irt•ond., poii·er 4 Dr. like !'le\\', low nliles, 13,000 actua ll"!I e .s .1. S.>87.J. Johnson & :; o u $17i00. 5-16·6jJ .~. '73 TORINO Landau C.'oupc. steering, t403HOOI S3:!99.00 full f)O\\'C'r, auto temp air shoy,·1w11.1 fr:sh, equ.1111 v.·11h1 • PONTIAC• Linc o ln/:Vlcrcury, 26:!6 lfl71 COUl~AH. :'\1{·7 '"1nv, '7.1 FORD Rant·hc1'0. F'ully l Ail· 1·01lll. f.).'tSIJERI Only '70 lli!AVERICK Crx-. Ii at ('Olld. 6 y,•ay poii·er seats, all !he finest teatut cs, ful ~~~~£.l'l. f1~:,r,.~. , Lcalhci', Ulpt'. Vogue tirt'~. cquip'd. One 011·11er, .Stio11'n I $2999.00 at Cylinder. nlr i:ond.. auto SUNSET FORD htndau top. Al\l/Ft.i stereo pov.·er, ? 11·ay s.eat, auto x '70 C01'Tli\:J;:NTAL I 20.000 nii. Pcrfel't cond. Pvt , hy «PP! only, 83.1-832U SUNSET FORD rrans .. po11·cr st\' e 1· i n:;. ~ Garden Gl'O\'e Bl\'d. i·adio. (::.OSEO I J $ 3 3 7 5. ll'nlp <111' condlt1on, door GRAND PRI l\l/\RK 111 pty. !714 167i>-11:16. j I :;4.fOGartlcnGruveBh·d. t671Bl1.T 1 S1999.00a r \\'l'i.1rnin.s!cr (7141636-40IO Johnson & S 0 n locks, roo.r rack, <'tl'. ~tust Full p01,·l·I'. B cu u t i I 11 I The fni;l~sl nraw in llH' West. 1 '72 RANCHEHO, D c J u x c \\'1'stn1inslcr 111..\ 1 636-4010 SUNSET FORD Li 11 c 0 ln/l\terl'W'Y ., 626-see & d1·1ve to upprec1atc. --TERS 1IH'Ufltt! r 1 · I ~ II p·1 f Cl 11·-.. ' nlcll . Like Jll'\1·. Xlnt t'()nd. I ·~ () Ra•> ·li·i-"'ull>• ;,.;,10 Gal"<len G1u1·t• R!l'cl. M 9950 11· "-Bl c 'I ~ ;,. 1:~on (758HDDl $4j7j. Johnl!On & HEAOQUAR ,;uin !'inp;nr•'llll[. • .a t•R y 10 fl!I..~ !t.~11 1..\ F' RD l ~ u, r . . 171..\1 G:lti-lOIO ercury ,uvur ., .ll,J"t<rJl.l<llJ Son Lincoln/ l\ll'l'CUI')'. 2625 Ii \\it,\' po11<'!' !'C'a1s. lr<11t11•r Buy a tll'I\' '71? Your o\dPr S2500. :~1~2 S an1·"1 11n1 I <'quip'd . One 01\ner. Sho11n I \\estnllnster I .72 >l\tARQUIS 10 pas 8 Harbor Bl, cr.i. 5.tl)..5680 n111•nor. J;•o1lf1u 1· •iv f . n1odcl t:i r is in bil{ c!eniand hv appt only, 83.."',.,sJ:!{} I ONL y (2) 1ilOlll\l\1 Sl'lT.1, .Johnson S:.' ... S<'ll it fast v.'ilh a DQti't gi\'l' up rhc !<h1p 1 -· ------l\1AVERICI\ '72. 4 <lr, 1u1tn, 'ti4 l\IERCURY 2 dr, HT, \\'agon. Air, P IB. BIS, '72 l\!ONTEGO BllOUCHA:'ll .~n Lin(·nl11/r>lr1·1·u1',\, 21325 Dally Pilot Classified Ad~ "List" i1 in l·lassificd. Ship I' '64 F~R~ $250 :.:d llrrs. nr:~ bt 11kes Sl99:i ~!nt._1nt>11 ';''.IV<'S, t1l'I"~. c1c. 1 P/\\', '.11~t-11·hl.' Steieo-tapc, Coupe. &.st buy of th<' 1973 MODELS LEFT \l;•rbor Bl .. C'.\J. .·,.10 .. ')!}i\(), , 1n:t~:i6i:O-:. 10 Shorc Resul1s: 6·12-:X.78. 6.1(;·2012 l~t p1111~ J:i&-17 17 lil4-0.1.l1 $4l.> nc1\ b1akrs, $3300. S3Q-017-I nionth. Autornut ic, po"·cr All Loac!C'd AvtoS:-,.,.ew 9800 Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800 : Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800 1 Autos, New 9800 , Autos, New 9800 stt'<'1111g, po1,er hr a kt' s . 1.i..;cr. 2:lO'l9~11 ruri io, h e it t Cl', a 1 r 'YOUR CHOH.:~; 1..'(lndi tioning, vinyl r oof \rhi1'! They Last! (163EArl S1975. J ohnson s.. 54288 Son Llnooln/l\lercury, 262li HOW ARD Chevrolet is picking up the dinner tab again! Harbor Bl .. C.r.I. 540-56.SO. -e -* H 1 llio.I y rk B & G "II Must•ng HS2 1 p ·;2 GR,\ND PRIX arry $ new 0 ar n ,73 STANG C . 1.hl \'l'l'Y !011 1nilcNg<' & loadcxl. . l\IU i ~ on1e1 t e. ~Sc-r. \.J;i().~l(i. * * Baxter Street * Blackbeard's * Mingei * * Caribbean Room * Moonraker * * *Delaney's *Red Onion *El Torito * Sheraton Newport , _ _, * * Gulliver's * Victoria Station , _ _, If you haven't, a deli9htful and uniqu.e experience in fun dining awaits you! If you have, you're sure to rehn often. The food and service are just CJl'eaf -titillating! It's a new way to believe! Reservations, where accepted, are strongly re'commended. Howarcr·clievrolet !eels-fommat~ in -being locatea · ·next ·. door-to .-these .. exciting-theme restaw:-ants and wants to shary, the enjoyment with its car and truck purchasers. So-o-o-o we invite you to ••.•.••• BE OUR DINNER GUESTS AT ONE OF THEM! HERE'S HOW: If you're in the dini119 and vehicle buyin9 or leasing mood, come look over our bi9 array of new Chevy's and excellent used cars and tl'Ucks, and select yours. FOR EACH NEW OR USED ORDER AND DELIVERY BY US TONIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY, MAY 28th, WE'LL PICK UP THE TAB FOR DINNER AND BEVERAGES FOR TWO AND THE TIP* AT THE RESTAURANT OF YOUR CHOICE ABOVE! • • '69 Toyota Corona ,'.!'~.·~: ,;,,,;:;·::; SJ J 95 ·"' .... ., .... , .... ~. ....... Only lO'""' .... _,,, ____ .. _ s2795 ..... ,..,, ... ,,._ ....... . ' " ~., ... ''"'"""'"• 0 ly o:t/>!{_VI n '65 T·Bird ., .• ~···< '''"' ~ *". '••·•· • . ' ,. .. "'*"' *'""'*' • ' ........ .,..,., ,,,,, . • '"•" ''"'"q"""' !~((!{ ... on1ys595 I Your c..,.&mentary dinner may take place any time up to sixty days after ~i .. ryJ. ALONG WITH THE DINING PLEASURE ALSO GET A WONDERFUL BUY SUCH AS THESE EXAMPLES ! • • New '74 Vega 2-Door New '7 4 Monte Carlo! '72 Pinto '65 Buick ..... "·., .... '"" Only $695 . ,, ........ .,.,.. '67 Mustcmg """""~ ........ .. , .... ". ~ .. -..... -s995 <•"'''""'""· """"""' ..... Only w11n auio t•al'IS.. W. gauges, .ieo bumper. hnltd gl~ fadio. H.0. racl!atOf, H 0. VOCk$ and tpllngt. lleelsu:te bO•, Mater/GelfOster, etc. .... ·~·"'"' '64 Ford 112 Ton Picklip · ·· .... · ...... s795 .. , ....... · ··~.,,, .... ,,Only '""°'" ... ,,.,, '69 VolYo Pl800 • • ..,,....,. !YY•llOll '71 Cougar XR7 ::;:~·:;:.:::;:.. ::;;; $2695 ... "'"' ""'' ---· Only ("''""' (11.)<HJ '71 Buick Skylarti No '50824/3 126 Prefer to LEASE? HOWARD Chevrolet's Ch evroleose CHEVROLET Dove and Quail Sts: NEWPORT BEACH .Near MacArthur, Jamboree end Bristol Half·mlle South of Orange Coun.ty Airport ' No. !40940/Xl1!'> Onlys3299 New '74 Vega Station Wag~on~!=~ 833· 0555 W1U1 tinted glyt. IUIO. lrlnt.. rao10, whiles. underse1I. wheel covers. ne11e1/dlllfOSlfl•. di•. bumoers. H.O. r9dlltot,etc. _ ... -- fin· ro1KI .. auto trans .. Biioy $3088 P.lue (T16HOOt 13299.00 , . Hurci to find model ! 1 1 • '71 GHAN D PRIX SUNSET FO.RD \'rl'y lu11 n1ileagr. .t'ully 5-HO Garden Gro\'e Blvd. luadcd. lSt•r. 16!Jl!'JJI. \Y£>Stn1instcr f71.ll 6..16-4010 $2988 . '68 ~l USTANG Co111·t•rliblr. ; + 11 '6~. CHAN.D PRIX . . F -;tra 111.·c. Jo ul! po11 er. Automatic, 11.n· C'Ond. Bhlt' & · · · • 1 • \\'hite. {XD{Jllt.iJ $J?-l!l.OO !,-".1~!1'.C'r 1111cnor, e!c. ~er. See today at _,OJ.,\Si. SUN.SET FORD $1888 7>-140 Garden Gro1·e Bl\'<l. f'hl'ck Our \\'t>shnlnster !7141 636-1010 12·:'110;\Tl\ ·NO i\llLEAGE \I .\lilt,\N'l'Y '73 ~1USTANG, lo nii's, :-.:ln't L'Ond. Am/fm ~tem::i. Good on gas. $2700. 4!6-0'107. '66 P.IUSTANG. ,\uto, pis. radio, heat1·r. nir rond. GQOd C'on<I. smo. 646-66:11. '66 J\.IUSTA:~G. Slick. Good n1cch. oond. Good tin's. clean. $525. 1).12-5!J?~-.: ·10 r-.1uSTANG .Sport.,roof. Aulomatic, ''<'llO\\'/Hlal'k. -~219BBGI · $J.9"iCl 00. LEASE SUNSET FORD ' -_ "''°"°"""' .. c"""'.si.c1. '7,!_F I.RE B.L~D. E,S Pl'_!!.1'.. ...... \\'t>StJnin.,.ter 17141 6::&4010 Vin~ I top. air 1'0nu1f1on1n1;. • IHtlOll\Utll', rully !f \\ilttls, Oldsmobile 9955 poll'er ~tcrlin~. Urdl'r· To. Sales 6 Sf>:viee OLDSMOBILE day. $84.99 MO. GMC TRUCKS plu~ 1·1-..:. 36 mo. DEL. HONDA CARS '74 GRAND PRIX UNIVERSITY OLDS Buc-kM "' ·,. <~>wlo. aic tVlldlllOllUl;:. 1·1nyl top. 2850 Harbor Blvd, vv11rr ,,tf·,.nni.:. P'"1er diSL' Costa Mesa 540.9640 t.n·akC'~. auton1at\c trani;mis· '7:l OLDS O!IIEGA tnupe. !;lv1L lllllll•'•h :1c drll\'ery. Oruy u.coo mu ... 'l&>llPO' $98.12 MO. S:l2139.00 at I •o QE"I SUNSET FORD Pus tllx . '" n10. , ... 5440 ca.men cro,·e Bl\'d. '74 VENTURA II Westminster 17141 636-4010 Auton1a tLL'. tinted glas5, d~· • lu.xe hurnpt>rs, air cond1· Pinto 9957 tiooing. Jn1n1t'd.1ate dcli\'ery. ·n PJNTO. A II t 0 ma I i l' • RA.Cl\, Oa"Or g r o u p . (ij79K~lll Only S1299.00 at SUNSET FORD 54.JO Garden Grove Bll·rl . \\'cstn1inster 1714 ) 636-401 0 ·73 PINTO Runabout. 4 Speed trans., Oeo.."Or Group. (578Gt.fSl $1799.00 SUNSET FORD ~ Gardf'n Grove B.h·d. Westn1inster (TI4l ~10 '72 PINTO Vinyl roof, full decor inside & out, autornatic transn1is- sion & low n1iles. (950FVCJ. Only $1988 '69 SUBURBAN Sta. Wq. Gd, cond.. radials.· Ml.lit sell.$8~.- '6' VALIANT Station Wagon, Rufi• OK. Recentb' reblt. e111. QIEA.P! 963--218T IS7l DUlll'ER, lllck, 6 cyl, radio 4 heater, IOOti eoon. -$12XI, 60-8'l!l1 - ) $76.66 MO. plus ta-;. 36 mo. OEL. • DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 24~ Harbor Bll·d. Cosla .\lf's;· 5'~17 • 0) 1973 PONTI ACS LEFT DYER (Ser. 17a4l . 30% DISCOUNT Choice of Model1 Colors & Equipment · .. •'•. :: • , . '. ... ,- , .. .. ~· :~' ... • ::: . :·· ' . • I " • '. I i " ,,••I '. "' ~i f, • . .. lfl' Pll,Ol ·ADVt.+\1 , ._, .---- ., ... - t . • • I . .. • , , TR ~r nr "'. i 1-. ,---"· ... <r.' ..... b ~ t_. ,_,. ....... t) ·~· """ v ... " '.: TRE '·'"N"l">I<"' ,. .. , "_... • . . • ZYJ ;i;; !Jv •. .:J ._ .... •t ,, . .; (STK. #3100 S£Rlf.~ · ::~ •• BEAT THE PR!C \.': ~~s ~·. 4 DR. Brougham V !I. au:o Ir ,n5. I ;c·'·, condit1on1n9. po1'Jl'r t , rir,n ""·· ~ ! t · .. ~ I • ~. --. ' • • I I • ' ( I • ( • ' .. • ~ ··-·'. i ' . . '' . - r.ET DEAL . ~::;,.~.::~. / .. ND Yr'!:: l~AVE BE~>~ r..:o . , ~-:-: t .. t"~ GE C 0 U t'll i Y LI t~ CC l N '_..' ~ 'i '.;Al cS FOR OVER EIGHT -· ., ·c;;-:V E ·:c A RS. !ACTUAL ... .:.:---:PANT ERA LAN D! .. .: ::; s ;:LEC TlON, NEW-US[!) TODA'!! • I , r .. ~ ... -- • ' ':. .... ( • ·J,$<~ ,. . " I ,,.., I -~-"'"• t·1':t'· '· ' ~ .... ' . 1..r,, I -1 ' ~ ,. , . \ -~ .... ,,. .. -.. ,, .:· ... ...,,' _.I J-4 .t ~ "·. ,.. ,. .... ,, (--, "" ., ' "''fi), ,-J· ,,. ~-· .1 ~ .. ff"!~ ' ;' .... ) : .''· ir.· - · ' t r·• -~. '.,., -i·•"\ ....__. • ..... ' . t-~·. -~--~ .. '· ·-~ .... •:. 7 ,. -., ;~-,.~-· '?'-.---~.' ..... ". l •• A '----·· ,...:.L..J,....._.~.. ~ l •. '''f ·~,. i ,.. .... , ... p .... ,., --'i""I'~/ ... N -.. -•. -.. -._..._,._..~."' ,. •• "T':} -1 00 2 V cr1f.i 11__ .:;1 1t.u.1. au to tran s . p/stee;·1no. r:;'Lrt 1 ·rJ A~·:: t:rs;~ bumper prot. grou;J. a/c 111·,,c:s rl. '· , ,. 1c;. · 2;11J!() control mirror. de luxe w:,,,,: -, , '.J383 (53301 31 .. 't. J y I • • -+-· .. ··-·-- 1 I ' I • ~.1--"l·· " .. , -~ • "Spring has sprung, the grass has rii, ATLAS is where the Savings is!" All-out price slashing makes it easy for you to swing into Spring. BRAND NEW 1974 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE SEBRING COUPE " ... ------- A uloma t 1c power s!eer1ng, power d1~c brak es. radio_ healer. AIR CONDITIONING . wti1fe wall !ires, VB. 11•r1yl to o. ere. Ser N o. AH23-G4G-153518 SPARKLING NEW 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY 1114 DOOR SEDAN THE PERFECT FAMILY CAR '11:1 <1-11'•m,i11c "JO•' ho:>:il<" pr ·'•f" ·-~'"'r1nq rowr>r rJ1~c b11•· · fllfl CONUlllONING. 1,1,nyl top, vent wrnco,.,.~. wn1te w,11110!•'> S•·I No PH41 ·J4D-1 23094 NEW 197 4 PLYMOUTH CUSTOM SUBURBAN STATION WAGON BEST USED CAR BUY OF THE WEEK 1973 PLYMOUTH · FURYlll 2 DOOR HARDTOP '72 MAZDA RX-2 2 dr rotary, 4 sod. rad io. healf>r. power brakes. white side walls. (877FEKJ $1995 '71 CHEVY VEGA 4 <;peed transmission. white wall !ire -;, raoial !1rPs. raUye wheels. GT op11on. air cond11 1on1ng ( 141 771 U307204) $1395 '70FORD MAVERICK 2 Door, 6 Cylinder engine. 3 speed transm1ss1on, rttd•o and heater. (399AOXJ • I I '71 vw SQUAR.EBACK WA.GOH Aulomat1c transm1ss1on. AM IFM. radio. heater. while ~1de wall li1es. (405GITJ $1695 '72 DODGE DART SWll'IGER 6 cylinder. automa!1c. radio. heater, oower steering. oower brakes_ WSW. air cond1t1on1ng. 111nyle Top. custom•1ntenor & ex!er1or. {320FNF) 92195 '68 CHEVY IEL AIR WA.GOH VB. auto trans. radio. heater. while side watts. atrcond. (WVX741) I •• 'irti,, ~?r,;..;t~---Pllfli-AOVERTl~E~20 HUGE SELECTION BEST PRICES! INTERNATIONAL 1/2 TON PICK-UP r 1111 ,• t 1_11Jr~ c..:u1o:>t"d. ,,,.· Ii" 1', f ti( t_i!)t I tl 1 q .Jllti GET 'EM UP SCOUT IN THIS EXCITING INTERNATIONAL SCOUT II NEW '74 SCOUT ·· --- 'i \'Vl-lCEL DRIVE. 6 cyl1ndf.>r, 1.irl10 h01t<:>r 3 spf'ed. folding rea r seat, eic. Ser. tl '...l. 456SODG032276 HERE IT IS ••• VB. au!omat1c. trailer towing package. pawer steering. pawer brakes. AIR COND!TIONJNG. WSW, cus1om 1n1er1or & exrenor. hit wheel. cruise con1rol. AM/F!-1 radio. luggage rack Ser No. 4;:Hl~HO;::D~HB:.:;34·.::•.:;:1B_-J~= Prices plus tax and license are valid ·111 10 p m , May 26. Vehicles sub1ect 10 prior sale. OFF SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE ' I • • 2.L .. . ·. ''• 2 1 .. : .. ~1~ .; .. . .. '• , . , i'11 .. 0 1-AOVER1 l~l:. R -Ill • I ~ ~~~~~~~......:,;___· BRAND HEW '74MONACO Hot Stripped LOADED .. Fac!o ry Air · ~andau Root ·Automatic Trans . Power Steering & Brakes MUCH-MU CH MORE' • D•UJ,J•~olO•tl - SPECIAL 0 ~· ~ ~.. '· IMMEDIATE DELIVERY s3991 FULL !"R ICE T.&L. I ' E ---------------~ BRAND NEW '74 DODGE CUSTOM A WAGON •c Hot stripped =-~ • • • • LOADED Factory A1r·Automat1c Full Carpeting. E1ect11c Clock. S1crc Mould1nQS. White Wall Tnt>:;, Much, M uch MOfe. SPECIAL WH4 5-4JA-1501 44 . PRICE s3999 FULL . ~J,. .... .;-;;,-;;..~;.,:~;,·...;· .. ·;;;~:..-;;:;;-.;;·;;-;..;.· .--;;;;;--;;;,:;;;;.·~=.:;;;:-;;.·-;;;·~·t;.. ~:.;"';;-.;;L.;;j "< • IMMEDIATE .DEUVERY 169 D 109. automatic. 6 cyi passenger seat. dual br1te bumoers. Order 1n your choice at colors today Much. much rrore. . --$338TiEtDT & l Sii OUI HUGE SELECTION OF CUSTOM VANS MO\ 1 All IRADE INS I HAI RllN 4RE WORTH 5--~on ANP lJP E Dart us tom Automatic transmission. full vlnyl interior. White wall tires. Power s tee-ring. (012GHl/l OR If FULL •888 YOU . $3333 =~NTH PRICE PREFER • O!lly m .u tor 2• mot. •ltl'I 11".down. Full Cl th ll'IC• .... 1.21 lnci. T .. L. °'""'"" peymtnl ptlCtl10N.'7 ... P .A. ~~~~E •1888 OR IF YOU , ..... s39a1 ... MONTH •6430 ... MONTH O!ll~ IN.at• 1' "'°'' ..;lrtl129'119wn. JlllllC9'11 Pflc. ..... l!!Cf, T & L. o.fff'"pe'"'9ftl PJIA IMl,.•A.~.lt. n . .,.. • SPECIAL Vinyl bucket c,eats. 1600 cc. vinyl side mouldings. 600x1311re<> (6L2 1·K45-303921 ) '74 COLTS All Models -Wagons -4 Doors . Coupes We 're Overloaded We're Dealing You're the Winner •74 MINI Motorhomes AT -~l 4fll:~ Tremendous SAVINGS Beat the Spring Rush Many Models to Choose from I • • ' . " . .., .. ,1..1 ,,._.,, a , (WL21 ... G4G 102407) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • Br and New '74 CHARGER SPECIAL Fully factory Eq uipped $2888 FULL PRI CE · T & l Brand New 1 74 DART LOADED: NOT STR IPPED SPECIAL SPORT v.~,1 , , ., · ,.. , . . , · , ,.. ,. lr>1•1UPI '· • ,, '' ,. , ""•" ~ '11 ··n1-· ,. '·"'~~ ~-", 'n• ~·~ '·'' •'••: " '"•' -·•·•' ~"'•·' ,,,.,, < -"""~' 9·•·'' 1 """' g '•·o• " J ." ""-'" •l•"hv•,, I''"", s2988 ~~~:L IMMEDIAT{ DELIVERY '74 DODGE -~Ig PICKUP ~· SPECIAL IMMEDIATE DELIVERY D 100 Po~ver d1~c t>rakcs. aulomdl•<.. ronl. ,.,s tild, 60 <1mp alt . 70 amp. ball . HO_ «usppns1on oowPr s1eenng used 48 mole~ mucn mo r e t0 14AT4S03728A OLD FASHIONED NEW ENGLAND SALES & SERVICE FULL PRIC E • T & L • Ill .. • ... -c I • • i Ill Ill .. ... Only S.W.Nfot :w ,,.,,.. •ltfl\1'tdawtl. Full<••~ price 1161•.21 lr>el. T j, L. Oeftrred .,..,,,,..,, p<lc• UNS 14 " P Q. 191 ~~=·~~~~Pl'l" ...... ~~----------1~ 1 71 P H Fury ~ Auto . trans., radio. heater. power steering. (155CKC) FULL •988 ~~~ s39a1 ... c: I PRICE . PREFER MONTH ·-l • ··············-Only \ll.11 tor , ...... •ltfl$2"dowft. "ullcl 1'1prk1 1l0U.2'1ftc:I. T &L.~m """'"'"''"'IC•llJlll M .. p Q . .... ""!''~·~'~'"!!!~~!!"!~"'!!!~~~"'!!!!--... '"!!!'"P'--"'!!'""!!~----1· .. 1 72 CHEVROLET Be Air 4 Dr. 1974 SURFER VANS Air cond., autom•tlc trans .. power steering. radio. heater, tully !actorv eQuipped. CHOOSE FROM MANY MODELS {97AEKY) OR If YOU · s4406 PH P'RIJIR MONTH ~~~~E$1388 Only -....IN !or 1' mos. wllfl11'td0wn. full u 1h po'lcto 11•1•.21.lrocl. T & L. o.Jerred.,..ymtn! l)<lct l l"S. 1• 11..P 11 , .M~ '69 CHEVY Ki119swoocl WGCJOft 9 Passenger. AM/FM. Hit wheel. air cond .. roof rack. (7QgAEXJ FULL • 1 oaa· OR IF PRICE YOU . PRlflR ChooN yevr cuttMI ,.int & Interior to 1uit yov. ()#11¥ 132.32 lo!' M -._.. "911 ....... Full .. pnot t 11M.2'1 ll'Cl. t &L.. 0.!9119d _,,. one. 11401~/ ~~II 211Y.>... -• .. MOT SATISFIED WITH SERYICE? Try VICTORY "You're the Winner" . We accept all Warranty WOik . oh All Chrysler Produc:lt . DODGE • CHRYSLER • l'l YMOUTH Motor HotM Strvkt Tool Iii~ 111' 11 '' • i.:w' ' . ' -~= • <., t, •, , I ·• • • ( • • ;/f DAILY PILOT \,tt1nt~ay IV,;,1 22. }q,4 r. I -~~~~~~~~~- BRAND NEW 1974 Tl IN YOUR CHOICE OF JHE MOSJ POPUlAR SMALL CA RS FROM WILSON · FORD IOVER 25 C SM ALL FORDS IN OUR INVENTORY O • ' BRAN~ r~AVERICK BRAND NEW NEW 1974 2 Door 1974 ' I Coih price l11cl. to:. & lice111f Sl02J. P•y,,...1111 ol S,9.94 f.or 411Mnlh1, dtftrrtll '"''· price incl. all finance chorgt• Sl6.S6.ll. Annuol pent11IOff: role 10.97% on oppro¥ed crtdil. c ~ . ' . -i I 2300 cc. 4 cyl .. 4 speed, A78xlJ wh1tcwull tires, tinted glass, mclall1c finish. (JR12Xl66101) zso 6 cyL. solid state ignition. 1 speed trans .• healer, whitewall r ires, v111yl 111tcr ior, 1001 Kit . (4K91L199857) t5GTAL100779) ( • IMMEDIATt' i /.,j /(; i: i.,; .. • • .• 1· • • IMMEOi ; ... BR~A~N~D~ ~·.,!.llllll!,...!!!".111111! .... llll!, ................ ./"<> ..... l_ .. s·RAmNmD .... mm.() .. , .. ,·.~ ..... t.f' .. ; .................. ~ .... 1-B·RA .. N.D .. ' .. n ..... n ............................ .. NEW 'I. NEW _, .. ,., • ~ ... n .. , NEW • 1 ? ~ .,.,.----------"'-!'°' FULL PRICE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . .. '71 PLYM. FURY Ill ~ cyl. 4-spced. (disc) brakes. healer, vinyl interior, buck Cl seats. deluKe bumper group. 4R10X177054 . ' .. , Cl 8 ' VH. ,1u10 !rans .• power slecring, radio, healer: (t.iJBBYZ) • '70 PL YM. Fury Ill H<lrCllop. <1uto. trans .• factory air conditioning, po\•1"r <;leer•nq. r<1dio, heilter. (04JKAX) '71 CHEVY VEGA -1 ~nc<'d. rad;o, heater, vjnyJ roof. (58708W) '72 PINTO 2 Dr. .1 •pt·,-.d. AM FM radio, he<iter. (777ESEJ '69 FORD VAN Auro rrans. Re.11 workhorse. (F74327l ·-:<; r• r1" I • 8RAND NEW '.f14 FORD F 25Q IMMEDIATE DELIVERY lf.l Ton PICKUP F2.SBRU4251 READY FOR WORK OR PLAY ' v a. aulo. !rans.'. !aclory air, power steering, power disc brakes. healer, rc1d1al whitewalls. t inre~ glass. JJ6351JOJJ6 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '70 FORD F250 l/4"f. $1 88, PICKUP, vs, auto. rrans, radio. heater. Reaay for a camper I 17071G) '72 MERC. Monterey ,.. 10 P;issenqer wagon. V·B. auto. trans., factory air "' con01t1on1nq, power steering, power (disc) brake!.. radio, he.1!er. !1nrcd qta!.s. f95JDTTJ , '71 BUICK Centurion V -8. iluto. trans., factory air conditioning, power stecr1nq, power brakes, powt-r windows, power se<1l~-AM I FM r<ld io. hrater. till wheel. (99,JEXJ '72 COURIER Pickup 4 SP<'~d. r,1010, he,;,ter, vinyl interior (127FOYJ '70 FORD E300 Van Au10 . Trans .. radio, hearer. (.tAHH7lll0) '73 MAVERICK Air condi!ion1nq, au1omaT1c transm1ss1on, power steering. (115GWVJ '72 DATSUN Pickup 4 spt•<:d. radio, neater. ( •Pl52l755414) V-8, /~ ,, BRAND NEW '74 FORD VAN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ~-----. V-8. aulo trans .. adj . pass. seat, gauges. solid slate ignition. sliding cargo door, extra cooling radiator. low mount swing lock mirror, El4GHT89589 FORD ' 1.3 Litre 4 cyl., power s1ecr1n9. (disc) brake,, heater, whilewal! tires. Bucket seals, carpeting, front & rear bumper guards. (4R02J1903 J IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ""' I '.J "1; f1 ~ ;,i -.:.. '72 TORINO Wagon Loaded. •ncl. V 8. auto. !rans., factory dir cond1- l1on1nq, POwcr Sl!.'er1ng, lug~age rack. (4WFWL) '68 FORD Gal. 500 V B. au10. Iran!. .• ractory air conditioning. power stet-ring, powt-r brakt-s, raaoo, heater. tinled glass. IWFA814) '6 FORD Wagon Country Seoan. V·8, auto. trans .• factory air cond1t1oning, power steering, radio, ht>aler, tinted lass. (VYL88J). -' ~ • I ' :?u~Y fe~n~VP.au~~nQ,~a~ory air, powc; steer+ng, radio, heater. wh1lew,;,lls, tinted glas!.. Lu a e rack. (159GVQ) '· f1 '67 CHEV. lf.l Ton P.U. S V-8. auro. trans .. power steering, power brakes, ' radio, heater, H .D. Camper equipped. (C.91878) - '73 MUSTANG 1¢ r.: V-8. auto. trans .. f.lctory air condilioning, powerf' I •, l steering, radio, hearer, tinted glass. Ser. 1.,,,t .f3F01F1J5180 ..L~ '67 CAD. Cpe De Ville ¢ , rci •' I V ·8, auto. trans .. t.icto•y air condilioning, power steering, power brakes. power w indows, power seats, radio, healer, whilewall fires. tinted glass. . \• ' . . l I 7 I I I I ) 7 ) • San (;Jemente • Totlay's Final (;apist~ano EDITION VOL. 67, NO. 142, 8 SECTIONS, 110 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEONESOA Y, MAY 22, 1974 TEN CENTS Clemente Starts Ball Rolling on Forster Annex Sun Clf'n1enle cit~· couru.:iln1Pn Tuc~dav started thl' nl<ll'hinl•r\' llt't'<ll'osition of !ht• L4~0-<tcre ;1nnt·.xa!1011 of !he ranchlands 111 inland hills h\ spokesmen for a developer, thl' council agre~I lo order lhe prt•par;1tinn of :1 rorn1al application lor th1• 1nl'rgt•r ''ith Avco Land Recreatio1i Use U1·ged R.1 (,\.\'DAfF: Pt:AllSO\' !'l! tftt 0111¥ Po101 \l•fl A n·<;or1 :1n·:1 -nnt pr11 :11t· ho1n1 ·" - \•Oidd lu· ;1 hr·!lt'r 11"' fnr .\1 C't1 l'on111u11111.1 /)l'IL·!opt•r.,' 1Hv:111~1rl1· !dll\I iri l.;1gun;i ~1~111·1. :u t urd111~ hl a rt·;..11111.d ri~!_"l :1I t'fln11111~uu1 st.11! r1'JlHrl. the l.nC'al Agency Furn1;1t1u11 l·u1111111ss1un 1LAFL'1 But a~ for thl' rc-;l flf the tlt•t:uls - 1tH;h1cl1ng a decision on abriut $8ti4.!ll)(I 1n ;innl:x;1tion ft·es p I a u 11 i n g l'!irlltllissionl'rs ;;111d lhe 1·1J11nc1l all lilec 111•1•ks of v.•ork. 111ch:1r<I ll11llmark, 1tu· rcprrscntativt• 11! Condor lntt•rnational, 11h1ch holds !he 11rr1on 10 n1as1t•r-plan the acreagt . 1n1plon·tl tht· couneil for :1 s1vifl approval ol th1 • annt•xat1on bct'4lUSl' o( tight cscro1v / f .- ~ .... ' ' 1lecr1':1l1fln:1I u.:;· -1101iTcr '°il1:l\:l1nvi~ ----· puhllt :1t't 1'"" to 1·11:1~1al l'l'"our1·•·s ;itul ;1\'n1d ;1 r1•[1t•t1t1un ol lh1 · ub.~1·r1l'1I ·1·x1·111,11·111· nl 1h1· pr11 :1\i' i·o;1..,r .d rt'"Jdf'nl1al Nin11nun1l!l'S 1101• tlo\!1ug lh,• tlrangr Coa~t. ·· !'!:inner Bob Jusl·ph :-a11! in lus rt"port Thl' ~ou1h ln.1-;r li1·ginn;1t i'.11111· c·o1iser1 a11011 ('on1r111ss1t111 1111! h;11t•" 1lt•:1ring (ltl A\t'fl's Jit11·~1 prnpus;iL.; fur 11 ~ 56-a{'r•· !r:lL'I ~t';111;1rd of P;1eifie ("0:1~t ll1gh11;11· ;ind its !li-<1crl' 111!:.ind tract Fri day 111 i.oug th·:lt'h. The ron111115.,1on nH•t'!U1 b1·g1ns ;11 !"I ;1 n1 . 111 lf:irbqr !J 1• p <1 r 1 rTI 1· 11 i Ji,•;idquott 1t·r:-9'.!:1 I l:1rhor I 'la1;1 Drill' :\\'c'O 11ant..:; ln hu1lcl :mo condomin111n1 units on lht• !17 <Jt'ft·:s off Pnl'ifie Coa~r l/1~hv.·ay neur N1i;uel ~hlirl's Dr·i1t•. Comm1s.o;1on plannf'rs :irt' recommf'nd- ing appro1·al of that plan. v.1th cond1- \1on.~. A1·(-o n!f1<"1:il" \'.;1111 10 build qo11 {-Ondon111111uns ~ti ;1 dt•11..,1t\· 01 20 unll s 1x·r ;1rr<' on th<· 1r:.1t·t O(·eansldl' QI l'at•1!1t· Paciftt l'oa~l lligh 11a~ 11t•:1r Cro\111 \'a!lt·~· 1';11 k11a~. Cornn)J.~s1011 plannt~rs ,1re rc<·o1nmc1ul- in~ den1;1I. In his rc1>0rt . .Joseph 1111tlu11•s th· rPl'reat1on:il po!t•nt1al of the site and s:1.\s lhat a pri\'ate con1111u111ty dot•sn't h.:11t• tn ht• n1•ar lhe l'Oa~l anti 111 th1:; e;1sl' 1.s "111approprialt· " "Thrrr 1s n1uch prt•.<.s11re ro dt·\t•!up 1h1· \:1nd around l.aj.!1111.1 \1)!11t·I ·· .Josi µh no!t :;. ";1nd 1n;111\ ot lht• puhl11• ser1 llt''l arc strained 10 (·apac11 .1· .. ill' s;i)s t>nlv thrt·t· undt·i··lopt·d ;1rt•:1' in South 11r<HlJ::t' Co1111t~· an_' lt·ft 1c11· coastline re{'reation: the A\"CO !racL 1111· Chandler-Shrm1an propcny souM of u and !he bluffs above Dan:i Point !rarhor Financial stud1PS donl' b\' the lrv11 11· Comp.1ny for its eo:is1j1 proJ'k_·n .1· ht1l11ren C'11rnna dl·I !\l:1r :ind L.;iguna Beach sho\\ Iha! rPsort dc1·clopnH·nt~ art• nt'eded. Joseph s:1id. Forthcon1ing p;1r1 s of the coast.11 11l:in ln1ens11.v of dt·1clopmf'nl ;1 11 ll rt"crcatiot1 -11111 state ;111 1nte111 lo "prl'Sl'l'll' co:1~tal land for recrc;1t1on .:ind Opl'n Sp<lC(' fro111 1hl' lll('an high l1dc [ult' to the ne<1rcst 1na1or pubhc road p;tral- lcling the co.1s1:· Joseph said. II~ added th<1t 1h1· altcrnatn•c al lc.'.lst dcservrs '' adcriu:ite consideration.'' TI1e ;\\'co proj<•cts have had a storin.v history bcfot'l' !he regioniil and stale coastal commissions. Both havr bl:cn denied in other forms at least once. The' inland tract -nn v.•hich Josrph rccomrn£'nds approval -is pc1rt of a larger 411 -acrc project. only parl of \\"hich is 1vithin the 1,000 yard pcrrnit zone. H includes an IB·hole public golf course. 10 OOlrs of \l'hich tht' co.1s1:il commission must approve, and about 2.000 housing units. Adjacent lo the oceanside condominiums. Avco is planning a hotl'l and commercial area on 17.6 bluff lop acres. That proposal isn't part of this application. The land also includes o JO-acre park above Salt Creek Beach, v.·hich Avco sold to the county a few years ago. Avco originally had proposed to build more than 1.600 housing units on the seaward acres but cul it down during a series of governmental hearings. The rompany recently filed a $29- 1nillion lawsuit against the state and the coastal rommisslons for turning down its claims or exemplion from the coastal act requiremenl.! for the two tracts. Borub Discovered WASHJNGTON (AP) -A bomb w3' found today at the chancery of Peru here and dlsmantle4 by security agenl5, the Secret Service said) 'nle E1ccuUvc Protection Service, an aJ1tn of the Secret Servict, received a call from lhe chancery requesting an invcsllgaUon of u suspicious package, l opokcsman said. ' UPI T~l~p~O!o CHARGED WITH RAPE Actor Mel Stewart Girl Testifies She Dilln 't Call Poli<'e i11. 'R"pe' {'LF.\'EL:\:\I). Ohio 1:\/'1 -A l6-1r.1r- old Clt•11·land lll'l~h\<; ~1rl h:1s !l'<.t1l1l'd she chdn 't call pol11'1· 01· (1!hcr:s after 11hat sht• ;1ll~·gl's 11;is ht•r r,ipc by actor .\lei S!1·11:ir1. S!l'v..irt Hilo pla.1s l"ntl1' llt•nry Jn lh<' CHS 1elt•\ ISUll St'T!l'S. .. All Ill !ht' F:nn1!~." ha~ denied 1ht• rhari;cs_ Thl' g11 I ;1lso !J:st1f11'<l TuC'sda.1 111 C:u~·:.ihog.1 County Con1n1on Plo.:as Co11r1 lhat ~!11· ra1st•d hrr ;11·111s lo n1;1kt• 11 l';t~1t•r for Stt11 ,1rt 10 r1·11101 l. her ~\\\'ilh'I' '"Ht· pull"d rnt' d111111 011 the bt'<i and t·<L·~an u11drl'~s1ng illt' .. ~ht_• tt'st1ft•d ... , 1nld h1n1 tn stop but hl' didn 't. Ht' tht•n pu1 a b!.inket ov1•r JTit' and got undrcssL•d h int~tlf and J;iy do1rn on the bed bi.'s1dc roe." She said she 11as afraid of hi1n and so clidn't fight off his ad1·an1..('S. She said me couldn't lral't' the rourn aftrr1\·,1rd!i bl'Causc ht' 11·ouldn'1 return ht' r undcrp;in\<;, saying hl' 11:inted lhr111 as a krt'psakr. She also tl'St1f1cd thL'Y 1rcn• 111 bed 90 ll\lllutes and then 11:1tchrd lt'levision dov.•nstairs bC'forc Stewart d r o v c <11vay. She testified she d1dn'! c;ill police ;it th;1t rin1r iind d1dri"t call her 11arcn1s. that she didn 't eall for help during the incident or attempt to leave . Judge to Order Break-in C"se ~1aterial Public \\'ASHINGTON (UP!l -L'.S. District Judge r.crhard A. Gcsrll said today he 11·011ld order I.he \Vhitc llouse to turn o\·cr <1nv "relevant and n1at cria\"' documents uefd!XI in the E!lsberg break-in trial scheduled for June 17. "I don'l recognize executive privilege. If anything is relevant and material. il's going lo be produced by the United States," Gesell remarked during his third day of oral <trgumcnts on pretrial n1otions. "\\le fl)llSL proceed 11•ith 1\lhat is relevant and material in this crin1c. \\'c're not going lo have a secret trial of publJe ma tiers." Gesell said thnl the Ells~rg defendants were entitled to · examine their \Vhile House personal files and said he would ask the House Armed ·Services Committee for lh' testimony o f \\latergatc conspirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. "If any congresslonat testimony I! refused, I.he cour~ will pursue the request itself," Gisell said at one point. A lawyer for former White }louse special counseJ Charles w. Colson, one of lh< defendants, had said the · llo"'° commitlce refused to lW11 over Hunt's t•stlrnony. cnm1ni1mcnts. Councilmen 1rould agree. hov.·ever, only 111 the 11rcparation of the application forms pending the planners' studies at a rneeting t11·0 1~·eeks hence. Considrrations. including the fu!urc possibility or oil drilling on almost 500 acres of the parcel inland of the Shorccliffs area, remain unsolved . After Tuesday's session, Hallmark stressed that leases lor oil exploitation indeed exist. "Therf' seems to bl' nn :i11•ful g()(XI 1JJI potential out lhrre." he said. The county has :ilready \ grant('<l permits for the drilling. but Ji allmark and the heirs to the Forster !rust art'. asking the city lo either accept the drilling approvals as part of the packai;:c. or exclude the oil fit>ld fron1 the annexation. That v.•ould leave 11 under county control. Councilnten have several options on the n1attcr of fees. \';1~ll t' pnlll'JCS h:ll'L' g~11·L·l't11•d rul11\~·- 0ll lht• fl•e-; 11) t]\1• [lil~l. :111d 111 ~t·11·1<;d L'asr~ tht•.1· 11rr1· 11<111·r1! SL·\·1•ral nlht·r :1nnt•'l.;1t1ons ····~uli.·.I 111 nt•got1atio11s 11hith p;lrt·d 1ht· IP•·.., 1to1111 Tr::1dil1onall~·. thl' rou11r1I h;L' rt·g.1rth'11 !he SliOO-pcr-lltre lt•1y ns :1 1111·:111s 1it assur1ni.: that thl' 111•1r prop(·r11· h;1~ "p:111I its dues" ;ind in11•st11rs 1hus 11(1uld sh;1r" in thrir assert('(! ohl11.:a11n11 \1) ;..:1·11c·ral ;\lunicipal trna11t·i;1\ ("0111rnrtn1<·n!' Jlall1nark s~1Jcl tl1<1t 1t is hnpt•d th;it 11 1111· 11'!'" jll'1' 'till t't'([llln·d th.II lllL'I' 11<1t I 1 p.1 .1ailll' 1111111 lil'\t'IUp'lP•:ll ;•l'lll;d l 1.1 "~ pJ.1t I ,,, II l;! !h« cl1.l!l1T to tlo .;11IP· 11111 n·~!1•1.; 11~cl <,1·nsll11t· pJ;u1111n:.: flt th1 , .11'1«1 llld '.'I' ht'lll \l' II I' ( .111 Iii) ,II) 1'\I 1'ilt llt J<lh 1>I I[, h1· Sil Id 111 • 1gl'l·vd l~ilt'J'. ho111•11·r. IJi;1[ u111· rd tlu· t11llhht·~1 pl<1nn1ng t.1<;ks 111111Jd ht• 1h1· bh·r1d111:.: u! 011 tlr1!l1ng 1 lh1• f.'nr.;lt·r ht'll'-~ 111..:1sr th·1t 111:i!'hiner~ h!' "IT•·1·11•·1l1 11i1~1 1 . ..,t't' FOHSTEH. l'ag1· 2l Clemente Businessmen Incensed, Want Firing --------------------- --Gaspers-A-ssa:il-ed /JAIL\ l-'l/,U1' 1/J St'LL~ _.J.\'lTll/\(; --- ,\ fc1\ 11ords in the righl pl;u-;c t•;u1 .~•·II aln1ost anything. :\! lt·.1s1 l'f1;1t 't1·1n" 111 be the star.· of tlll'~l' 11·11 \1nn1 .. For Late Flight 20· s\voRD FISH !'! .. \\!\. stainless stl•cl h u e h l' 1 tphoncl or 1phont•1 Ir took only llrrt•t• da.1~ !o -'l'!I rh1· llt"rll.., lis1ed 1n thBt J)ailr Pilot l'l<!s~i11rct :1d- a sror~ that ts oftl'il !'t'IH::Jti·U h~ ~•1ti..,l1L-<l users of Daily 111101 ;ids. [)i:1l 1h1· <111···1 1 line lo plac('. ;1 fe11 11ord::. uf .1our 01111 !'hone G~2-:Jtii8 Hy l.. PETER KRIEG Ot tl'>t Dally Pllol Stall Fifth D1stnct Supcn·isor Ronald \\'. Ca.~i)('rs tan1c under flrc tOO.ay for using {)range County Airport after the ll p.n1. rurfc1\· for the chartered plane that flcv.• his birthday party guests to San Diego ~1onday night. .\lr:s. Marcia Bents. one of Caspers' thrL'e op1>0ncnts 111 the June 4 s11pcrvisorial primary, said Caspers used a .. lcthnicality" 10 circumvent noise abatement regulations al Orange Coun- 1y :\lrport. '·By using an Electra jcl to transport his 60 paying guests, he avoided a time curfev.• imposed by airport authorities for Jct takeoffs and landings." ;\frs. Bents said. An aide to Caspers said \trs. Bents is off base \\'ilh her charges. "The Electra v.·as used on purpose. The plane is quiet and doc-s not violate noise regulations." said ad m i n is tr a t iv e assistant Robert Nelson. \!rs. Bents maintained that any airplane arriving after II p.m. is noisy. "A prop-jet by any other name is still a noise nuisance arriving that late at night." she said. ;..1rs. Bents also accused Caspers of exc~ing his self·imposed can1paign spending lin1it. .. That is untrue," Nelson said. "II is just another one of nlrs. Bents· n·ild. allcga!ions t.rying lo make headlinrs and trying to shake the credibility of t-hc supervisor. Nelsop vov.•ed that Caspers 1\'ill not exceed lhc ~nding limit. And he pointf!_d out that Caspers is the only supervisof \vho has tried to enact an ordinance to regulate campaign spending by all supcrvisorlal candidates. "Bu\ he couldn't even get his motion seconded.'' Nelson said. , Caspers, himself, was unavailable for comment on either charge. He also declined to talk about the Sl.000-a-plate birthday fund raiser 1vhen questioned by reporters at the airport Murder Suspect Tests Ordered Psychiatric testing was ordered Tuesday for a Los Angeles hand yman accused of the killing of a young Camp Pendleton ~1arine. Orange County Superior Coo.rt Judge James Turner set June 4 as the new arraignm<!nt date for Eldon Peter Dearth, 47, who is accused of the murder of Marine Dale Arthur Erlewein. 21. Dearth, bound ov~r to Superior Court after a recent preliminary hearing before Santa Ana Municipal Court Judge Robert J\ickles. will Jemaln In county Jail wllh ball !l<t al !250,llllO. He was charged with murder arter the body of Erlewein was found during December lh a ravine near San Clemente High School. Police later recovertd Ille weopoo allegedly ulltd In lbe shoolln& and linked It to lbe ac:cused lltarlh. ;..tonday night as the charterC'd Air t'J!if0rnia p!ane 11·as about to rl('parl. The party goers flc1r to S.an Dil'go \I here they ate a gour111et dinner. High Selaool Youth Patty Hearst For1rially Cliarged in J(idnaping· LOS A:\'GELES (l!Pl I -Piltricla Hearst. sought for J' · mon!hs as a kidnap victim. 11as herself forrnall.1· charged v.i!h kidnaping today 111 a complaint alleging she became a gun- v.·iclding member of the terrorist cult that abducted her. The 20 ~year -old heiress and t1ro m<'nlbcrs of the Symbionese Libera!ioo Army still at large, \Villiam and En1ily MORE HEARST STORIES APPEAR TODAY ON PAGE 5 lfarris. were charged in the 12. hour atx:luction of a high school youth during their desperate attempts last "·eek to avoid capture. ~liss Hearst \1·as reported to hal'e told the young man that she \Vas not a pHrty to her original kidnaping from her Berkeley apartment on Feb. 4 but th;it she joined the SL1\ because she didn '! think her familv did alt it could to ntt·l·t the ran<>0r11 demands The complaint fil L'd by !he Los An· ge lcs district attornc~··s offier apa111~t ;..11ss Hearst also listed fi1·e counts of assault 1\·itn u deadly 11·eapon 1\·i th inten11 to kill. four counts of robberv in the first degree and a second courit of k1cl- naping for the purpose of robbery Bail for the grandaaui:::hter of the founder of the Hearst nc"·spapcr empire if she should be apprehended v.•as set at f.j().000. . The long list of charges agains1 ;..1iss l·lcarst and the Harrises 11as 1nade public by District Attorney Joseph Rusch Anxious to stamp out the la st of thl' Sl.1\, the FBI and pJllCf' prf'!'Serl illl 111tP11se rnanhunt lor lhc tno. scttuig up SJ)('cial arrangnH•n1s for !hc•n1 lo surrender by telephone or to rile Los Angeles Press Cluh or Unr Asso1.:1nti011 to tSee HEARST. Page 21 A venida Del Mar T1·af f ic Shift Pro1Josal Shelvecl A consulling firm's rontro\·ersial proposal to shift a block of do11·ntov.·n business traffic on San Clcn1cntl'·,._ Avenida Del ~1ar lo one·\\lay ll'L'llt straight to a shelf Tuesday. City councilmen placed the issue there> atfer hearing complaints fron1 the Citizen's Parking Comn1iltee th;Jt the idea sugg~sted in a nc1v parking and traffic study \\'as "premature" and v.·ould saddle the area with problems. E.L. "Ris'' Risley, the head of the cil'ic advisory group, said his 15·mcmbcr panel agreed unanimously that 1he concept would do more ham than good. despite a hearty endoresmenl reC'f'ully by the more official Traffic and Parking BE ON LOOKOUT FOR-A WHAT? SAN DIEGO (AP) -Police are looking for a gee-Mw whlnney diddle. a moon spinner and a flipper-dinger. Or. Ramon Rou. an education profeaor at Son Diego Stale, explains they're d~llca.teJ of e8rly American toya -eC<>len Tu<>llay from his car. ' Con1mission. The proposal in the S2J.000 consul1.111\ re1Xlrl by VTN Consolidatl'<l \\'Oulcl ha1·(' affected the section frorn El Can1ino !ll Ola \'isla and 1rouicl ha1·e hl•apt.'d opposite-direction traffic onto t\l'en1cta Cabrillo and Call<' Granada. Critics charg<'d th:il the sidt'-S11't'l't USL' 11·ould be unv.·ise because of the diff1eul!1· in entering El Camino fron1 thosl· .streets. Risley asid his group .. agreed 1hat during peak hours of the day it 1\·ou!d b~ impossible to negotiate left-turns onto El Can1ino. The lack of public parking on lhc 11\'0 side str'l!et.<; also ron1·1nced the cil1t.cn's group. he said. The council action to shch·c the 1nattcr included provisions that the cQntrO\'Crsy v.·o uld obtain n1ore studv b1· <1ll the entities involved and that :lt th~ council's first meeting of ne.'<t year, it once again would come before the panel . The fuU text or lhe consultaol :ttudy "'as officially received by the council al Tuesday's adjourned. meetrng and the panel agreed that the entire document • should be reviewed completel'l be.fore single suggestions were implemented. .The exteMive &tudy, wihich drew t'ritlcism fr6m some council candidates (Ste t>EL MAR, Page t1 ' ' • 1"Iel l\101·ga11 Fo1· 'Sli11· .. l:.1 .1011\ \'.\LTEHI' .. \ OJ I~• O~oly Polo! Stall "( ott•s 11f iln11n!o11n ·'•HI C'k·r11·1il • !111s1111•,,111••n .'llld o!her t'lll!l!ll\ltl•, Je:id~·r~ 1\1c<:d.t,\' dcn)anded ttia1 t'!!.1 t'OllJK'1lr11e11 firl' Planning Curn111issionl·r \!,·\ \lorg;.in for allci.:rd sl11r,; r_\i.;ii1 l'r(U L11'· 1:1 :1 1.:•1n1m1ss1011 Sl's,,;1011 Ja <;t v.cci.. Led b.1· forinpr i\layor Ho1111r1t ;\l;1~'-1t• !ht• gr1Jup nun1lx1ring 1:17 pctition('d count·1 l1111•11 lo rem1\\1• !\1org~1n fro1n olt1ct• lur alll'gt•1H.v rl'!t'n'111g t 11 bu-.1nt•s.;cs along drl .\l;1r :1.; "l11us1" ;111d 111 111'l'1l of stiff. 11t•11 l't11111x•1111011 fru111 1·l~1 ·11ht•J(• ltl lhe ('Ill Co1111tiln1l'n h'>tf'lll'd :ii lrngth t f con1p1:11nts by \l;issit• 11nd lo11gt11:~, do11n101vn businr~..:1n:1n \\'alter Tavl 1Jr r:;1ch 1n;;1st('d that \Jorgan "1nsu!tcd·" thl' do11111011·n busincs~ image l'ounl'1in1rn, ho11 r1Pr. 01re f;1L·••rt 111th .1 1n;qnr dilen1n)a bt•L":1use no 1apcc; exist nf \lorg:.in ·.,., con11nt•n1s. :1nd c11n1mis:.1on n1111u11•-; rn.'.lkr 110 rt•fercntC' tn tht· rvporh•dly bitter t''l.l'h,111t:t• of ('1Jn1ment~ l,1 1e 111 last \\C'C'k\ rn1nn11ssi1ln session. .\lorr!a 11 could not be reached for eo1nn1cu1 todav on the drtnnnds for hi::. re s1g11at1on fro'm 1hc appo1nti1·e post. Comrn1ss1011er \V1Jliam \\'alker. a Sou1'1 r~r C;irnrno Heal busines~n1an. asscrted!v Joined in the he.'.l!t•d discussion \rhich c<tppt·d deliberations on a land-usl' t·hn ngt· 1\·hieh would ;il101v t h (' t:ons1ruc11o n of a c111111nercial center 1'1 thl• l'l!.1-·::. industrial d1 s1r1el. \l·1<.S1t' and h1~ lll'lghbors 11·ou!d I .. · 1l1rlTll.1 arfel'led b.v traffic and othl'r· stdl'·l'Ht•L'1s of the lancl·Usl' thnn)!t•. ··i.:.,sl'nl1iJlly ... Ta~ lor l'h:1n~e(J. ··\11· \!organ referred 10 bu<;int'Sst•s on Dl'I \t1r as ·lousy·. Ile is unfH to rcprcscnr the 1·ir.1· and lhl' pl<1nn1ng t"o1nrn1~sion and ::huu!d lie rernovcd 1t111ned1atcly. Si.lid the long-tnne local druggist 11ho uo11 ht1, fl'IH'l·d lo Hnneho S..'lnta Pc. \l:is~it• agreed and lt•nned \lo··g;111 s charge "tomple!ely unv.·arranled. ·· l'ou11c1hnen. ho1\levcr. a pp t' <1 rt' d son1t·11 hat dh·ided on what to do about !Sre !\JORGAN, J>age 2) L'oolt'r ThursdHy 11'ilh increasing 1011 clouds tonight and 'fhursday rnorn1ng. illostt~-sunny in the afh'r- noon hours. llighs tn the 1n1d M1~ al tht> beaches rising to the ll)id- ius inland. ' .I l.J-11ear·oid l11gl1 school b(ls1·- bnll pln11•'r. struck bt1 a 110/11· t1111g bolt 111111 l!i1 l11n1 111 ll•c forehead ontl c111111· tH1l tlu·o1tyh li1s r191lt /1e1'/. e~r.;11perl 11·1t1i 011/y . superficial bin·ns 1'11cstlay. St'l' Sports for nior(' ilrfuils. Page 17. At Yovt $1,..,Jce J IOIH"' 11 L. M. loyd 11 C•Utor11i. s. 1J Cltollllltcl U, .M Ctrnk1 11 Cr.11wtNll • U DNth foltllcn H ltltoMM ""' • l'1terj•I~ n 1• lfl11"J1C• u.n lfw '9"I l:ttor• U HofOK'tH )I ~"" 1..-.~ fl Mo"fY TtM JJ MOY1-\ ll•M Mwl~ll lf•IMh 2$ N•llff•I N~ ~ Ortfltit CO\lllht 14 tyl'l'IJ ,....r M S•lll11 1r.11 Dr, SttlM-II Slatll Mtl'to,th M-11 T11flo1'C.~ n Tllt•lttl tt44 Wllll\4r 4 Wlrntn'I ttw1 """ Wtrttl 11"1 l .( • ! DAILY PILOT SC W~dne~day, May 22, iq111 Law Enforcing 'Needs Boost' • • 3 Slie,.iff Hopef1ils Agree in S. Coi11ity Forurri\-. By JAN \\.ORTJI Of l~t Oillf ,Ho l Sltlt ' La\\' enforccn1cnl ln South Orang(' County needs 1o be stepped up and drastically modernized, three candidates for Orange County Sheriff agreed 1'ucsday night . The three. !\tarshall Norris. Eugrnc \·inlove, and GC<Jrge Sa\'ord, appeared in Leisure \\lor!d at a forum set up b~' former lng!ev.·ocxl police chief Willian1 Kennedy, a backer of Sa\'ord. Kennedy a!so \1·as mode rator of the forun1 Fro110 Page l l\10RGAN • • • 1he dispute <ind de1nands for resignation. TI1e coun cil and C"omn11ss1on arc scheduled for :1 joint study session on other matters next \Ycdnesday night ;i.t the golf C1:1urse clubhouse, and sereral councilmen suggested thnt ti10 1naller be thrashed Olli there. •1·11h .\!organ in attendancL'. C-Ouncil111cn nl~o :1grred 1!1at the allcgu1io11s .ind dC'n1ands for rt·signation might b(•ttrr be discussed in cxccullvc flersonnrl ~r~sion \\h]('h is pririlegcd in ::-ueh instan~·t•s. i\lorg:1n, fin ;1rchitf•C! \rith a firn1 in thl' Ontario area. o11t'11 h;1,; bC'rn ;1n Ol1tspokC'n ton1111is:-;iontr and l\'rJ,<; praised !Jighly after his appoint1U011t ab!ILit 11\'0 .rears ago. lie con1p1:lt'd for thr nonpaying post 11·ith others 1v ho :"ubmittcd rl'sumcs and \Vere interviewed b~' the C1:1unciL :0.1ayor Thomas O'Kcefe snid he 1vas inclined to chalk up the controversial remarks as i\.forg11n's right to frl'C spPech. lie also said he hoped that representatives of the niedia scrvin-g !he t·ity '>'-'ould not seize on the dispute "just to sell some p'apcrs." Perhaps the heaviest prcssurr in the --conlF0\1€fSY,-l.o~r. was heaiwd -oo- Councilman Patrick Lane v.·ho !old liis fellows Tucsd::iy tlnit he was bcsicgrd by businessmf'n earlJcr in the day while gelling a haircut. ' · ''They regard this :is a \'cry serious n1attcr. and I agree \vi!h the111. "I 1vasn't present <1\ the sc;;sion ln question, but 1 read about iL and I sense a ·widespread conct·rn bv do11·n1011·11 businessmen thut 1hey don't ·feel they can get fair representation on the 1>lanning commission," he snid. "It's apparently a grav" pro h Ir rn a!'fecting a substantial portion of our l1usiness community.'' he added. ;\'lassie rose once again to stress that the alleged ·diatribe ;tgainst do,111tov.11 business v>'ent much farther than reported in the press. .. I '>'-'ou ld say that the papers trcre t•ery kil1d to Mr. r..1organ and that they could have reported inany 1norc of his comments." !he forme r maror said. "The secretary took it ·all do11•n in shorthand: i\.lake her transC'ribc it for You." he added. · City Pl anner Gene Schulte defended the deletion of the harsh co1n1nents from the commission niinutes and cited st.anding orders to secretaries that personal co1nn1enls not directly germainc to a case be deleted . "If we issued verbatin1 minutes. the clocuments \1·ould be co m p I e r e l y unwieldy,'' he said. Fro111 Pnge 1 DEL MAR • • • during the recent c21n1paigns, \l'ill be avai lable for public scrutiny on a checkout basis al city hall. Essentially. counciin1en .<;aid, the n1ain premise by the consultan1s is that traffic nnd parking problems in the do\vnto1,·n ·are21. have 11ot surp::is.c;cd the city's control, and that in a gencrnl sense th e do1vnto\vn situation is rl'lativcly good at present. Nonetheless. the firrn n1akc.c; an entire set of suggestions for progran1s to steadily in1pro,·e the situ ation a.c; gro11·th n1akes more dc1nands ou central-district ro::ids and parking Jpts. ORAMGE COAST DAILY PILOT lr"o'''~P. c-•. • n. •1 p,,~, .. '" .. l'l«n ,, ,,,,,,. b,oe~ '"• """ r "'~ '' r"~ ···~ bv tr• 0-•"~" C..:..' ~ ,111. '•·o' . ...-.• o, ·•r•••'• -~., .. ~ .... p"t •>~~O l~bO-J,,; '" ,,,,., 1, '°' !~• r_~ -'• t.•c,• .,,..,-pc, .. f!t'•t~ '"'" · • •,.U••"" f -,,n 1,," ~.11 .. , l~~""" [;<-'· -,..._ •• .r• l·~b;. .. • •. l S•; C••m•~le•S•o J , r,,, .. .,.,,,, /l ·~·· <e<>OO•I <Otlt~n •" r ,~-·~•o •,.,,.~.;·· •~1 '•• 01" Tro ~''""~•' r ,. • '0 r'•"' •' JJ" lie I e.,!>1t•ri c.;..,111 •. ·• r~, .,,_.,,, ~·· ·'' p,\_.~·T I ,·,.-~ P1e~·~n11•.i ~.co,••·•• J.~ ~. ( /ecy ~<t• p,,~ .. o~n• •"'1<>•~•"'•~• . Th,:,.,-,, K, <!:.•, l ""' f~c."'~ " r.• J'f·"•'" t.••n;o.ng Ea"~' CtolesH.loo· p,1.qdPt•b1 Au•~!1P'lt Mi/19!1"'0 lO.IOI• S•11 C'"9*"'t Otflct .ii)) Nortl'I OCorr •-;. F ~;I Ok OHlc11 Cc<!• Mt'UI J.l(IWe~• !la, '5•r~ N~..-J)Or! 8•~ .)l.)l ~ .. -flO'T !l:>u1~ •1•1 H""!•f'>pl()~ fie-cl! I /8 7~ (!edcft &.,,.,,. ·~· I L•tl<l~lkad' l2210te>• ll•f'•"' TeltpliiOM 17141642°4]21 Clet•lfMd AdY...titi"' 642·5671 hliC ..... AIDt,wfmt11t•~ T1:ltfl•••• 4tJ·4•.zo ~. 1114, QV4lf CO.-;!~~ c;in, Nollf"~,.....,.,_lllMl:ll ... ~net ~ «l"'""'W~ ,..,..,, .... y tll ~ ~11'**--oj~-· ~ tlfft ~ 1111d ti Oi:ll* M-. C.rtb• IM S.,06t;l•IHIOl'I OW c;on• l i 00 -"~. lit~~ Ii 00-1Nr, IJllM""' Ml"""'°"' •:t.OO"'°""l'lly, \ The other three candidates for the otflce. Jerry Lee Lawrenee, Spero .Jnnise. and Bradley Gates, did not r1ttend . At the c:nd or the t1ro hour meeting, Kcnncdv offcrl'd S::ivord a chance to ··take o·rr hl:i candidate's hat" and speak independent of the other l\1'0 candidntes about pe1lding legislation affecting law enforcement. In the earlier part of the program, 11·here e1tch candidate 11·as given an equa l t'il<-Hlce 10 s1>eak, alt three said they Iii ClTSD believe tht present sheriff's department, headed by retiring Sheriff Jamea Musick, is at least JS years behind the times. "\Vc've waited 18 years for a sheriffs substation in south Orange County," Norris said. "It was an emergency 10 years ago. "Rega rdless of \\'hat you've been told or read in the papers, the re is no blueprint for a substation in Laguna Niguel. That's just part of the political campaign of one of the supervisors. You can't do plans in 30 da ys." Norris assailed the proposals by fifth District Supervisor. "'8!cl-Caspers that o.ne courtroom at ~·~na Niguel Civic Center be temporarl11· 11sed as a she riff's substation. "lt doesn 't work, It never has v.·orkcd, and it neVer will work l9 Jia;,ie police in a courtroom," he said. Savord , former chief or police in Cypress, told the audience of 100 if he is elected he '>'1111 make sure each of his officers carries an advanced first aid card and has "life saving oxygen in hi s car right along with air for the tires." • ' Schools Given Savard also suggested that to improve police coverage or ibe I a r g e unincorporated area fro1n Capistrano Beach to El Toro. he 1vould propose training resident deputies to \l'Ork fron1 their homes. ''They could report to a roving field , supervisor," Savard said. "This \vould save the cost of driving back and forth to Santa Ana until plans come through for a south County substation." '\, ~-: ,.~ ~ Passing Marks He also urged better coordination betv.·een the Leisure \Vorld private guards \1·ho man each gate to the prh•atc community and the sheriff's dl'puties. ··Jf I v.·ere sheriff. I \1·ould like to feel comfortable that every one of your guards here is 1\·ell versed in first aid. search and seizure 1a,1·s, a r res t procedures, and use of fire::irins." he said. Thousands of par£'nts in the Capistrano ljnificd School District have compiled lhC'ir ov.·n rrport cards. in a sense, t:ontriining !hr.:ir upinions on ho11· their Pre~i£le11t Nixon lf'ill Not ContJJly lfl ith Ta1Je Orcler \\'ASlllNGTON (:\Pl -!)resident ~r\ixon notified lhc House Judiciary l'oinmittee today he v.·oultl not comply ,rl!h a st1bpoena demanding tnpcs of 1 t \Yatcrgate conversation~. ilf'p. ,,~1cY r-.1 a~·nr -lff:-101\3i. emerged fron1 a closed con1n1irtce s(•ssion <Jnd told nc1rsmen thnt the \\'hife House response ~ 11a~ dcli\'Crctl to rommitl£'c Chairn1a11 SENATE PANEL BACKS UP JAWORSKI , Story, Page 4 PC>1er \V. Rodino Jr. 10·.'\_J .), abotll IJ a.n1 .. one hour past the deadline set by the subpoena for a reply. !\l<ivne said Rodino !old the 38·mcmbcr ro1nn1ittce th~ll he just rccei,·cd the response "and s;Hd it 1\as unfa\'orable it \1as negative." Earli<'r. :'\ixon offl'red !he con1mittec onc cdi1ed transcript in response. to the ron1mitlce·s reriucst for tapes ''of 66 \\'hitc House conl'ersat1ons denling 1rith rhc dairv industrl' and International TelcphonC & Telegr.nph Corp. Nixon's la1~·yer. Jan1es 0. St. Clair, said the Prl'sidcnt fel·l s he has already g11·rn the con1n1ittee c1·eryth1ng else it nl'ed::. for lh<it phase of its i1npeachn1ent inquiry. Sr. Clair said 1n::iny of the 66 con\'ersations sought by the committee in connL"<:lion 11i1h thc ITT nnd dairy industry n1atters \\'Crc not recorded and that o1hcrs \1'cre not pertinent lo the con1111ittee's inquiry. "\Ve feel the operative C1:1nversal\ons have already been fun1Jshed," St. Clair said. Al! that \1•ill be supplied. he said, is a partial transcript of an April 4, J9i2 conversation betv.·ccn Nixon, former Att1·. Gen. John :-.1itchell and for1ncr \\'hitc House aide ~I. R. Halden1an. St. Clair said testimony at the Senate \Vatcrgate hearings sho1\'S that there v.·as discussion of the ITT case during that 1neeli11g. St. Clair spoke to nc\vsmcn before entering another closed-door bearing of thl' committee. The committee heard the tape of a...jlarch 21, 1973 meeting 'T ucsdav. and some mrmhers said it "'as the rnOst dan1aging evidence against Ni.xon they have heard. In another development. Roclino told rrportcrs Tuesda.v that a significant ponion of a ~l<irl'h 7. 1973 \\'hi tc flou::.c transcript may be missing. Co1111ty Pilot Receives A,rar<l \\"ASHJNGTON fU PJ ) -A California man \Vho once traded a pound of butter for a nying lesson was named today as 1973 night instructor of the year in a program sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration and 1he Aircraft 011iiers and Pilots Association. \\'illard C. Marvin. 45. of Fullerton. \\'ill rc('cive a trophy and Sl.000 prize. The 1wo groups began the annual tompctition in 1972 to recognize avialion <ind air safetv. i\.larvin. orPhaned at the age or 14. paid for his early nying lessons by working at odd jobs around the airport at Fullerton. and on one occasion traded a pound of butter for an hour of instruction. ESP Specialist At Dana Hills Students at Dana Hills High School \'.'Ill present a public performance by hypnotist and ESP ~peciallst George Sharp Thursday at C p.m. jn the sclioOl gym. Tickets at $2 apiece are available at the door the night ol the perlonnance and the general publle Is t•lcome to the fund-raisins actiyity. ' schools are 1vorking. 1\nd according to district officials. the \'ast n1ajority of the parents have given "very positive replies.'' The questionnaires 1\'cnt hon1e cnrlicr !his spring 11·it h each pupil in the district's schools and returns of the doeun1ents ran as high as 92 percent. One apparen\!y strong concern by parents is that report cards -0f pupil 1>rogress should remain• high on the district's list of priorities, even if parent· teacher -conferences arc emphasized. Director of Administrative Services Joseph \\lin1cr coordinated the sampling of parent attitudes and said the CXJlerin1enl pointed out another conc~m by n1any pareiits !hat programs8t - individual schools should be better L·xplaincd. Tl1e nc\1's lnedia along the South Coast, he said. \\'ere praised by parents \\'ho bl'lie\'e that they are being adequately 1noforn1ed about school district matters in llll'din ser\·ing the large district. Personnel at manv of the SC'hools attempted to tabulate the strongest concerns by parents. and in mnny of the areas, complaints about the quality of ca feteria focxl. concerns about enough homev.·ork and discipline and a stimulating progran1 for gifted children prcdon1inated. At Capistrano School. the majority of the parC'nts advocated an end to the ~1G~1 /mentally-gifted-minor ) program and felt that language arlS should be in1proved in the classroom. The MGfl1 criticism also 1vas noted in an rxtcnsive tabulation at the ne1v Castille School where parents complained about the adequacy of the state-financed program. \Vimer said that one of the most encouraging rcspons('S from the stand point of administrators came from hundreds of parents whose children have attended schools in other districts. "Only a compara!ive fe\v said they preferred the program at the former district over ours," \Vi mer added: Fro111 Page 1 ' HEARST. • • kcrp from being killed. "This;s the first time I ever beard of a kidnap victim becoming a kidnap suspect," Busch said. The district attorney said there had been no "deals" offered the fugitives in return for their surrender. •·111ey v.·i!I be treated as \re \\'Ould treat any other criminal case," Busch said. The charge of kidnaping for purposes of robbery carries a possible penalty of life imprlsonment. There were a total of 19 counts against illiss I-Iea rst and 16 against the Harris couple. The Harrlses v.•ere not involved in an incident in \Vhich Patricia and l\VO black men -so far unidentitfied - reportedly threatened a landlady with a gun and knife when she refused to rent them an apartment for the night. Federal charges of violating la\\·s against psossession or use of automatic ,1·eapons were filed Monday, and the FBI Tuesday began distributing I 7 5. O O o 1\·anted posters, bearing r.1iss Hearst's photo with th6" warning she is "considered armed and ext rem e I y dangerous." From Pagel FORSTER • • • expensive housing, Vinlove. a businessn1an and forn1er policen1an. said he fal'ors the ide:l ol reserve officers. .. \Vhy does the sheriff's cleparltnl'n\ turn this idea do11•n'!" he asked . ··Because n1any of the c1ualified nicn are 45 years old-yet I know many men that age '>'-'ho ·are in better shape than these guys 21 and 22." Tal~es Bride Vinlove said he bclievC's it \\'OUld save money if the policemen in the jails '>''ere replaced by trained civilians. "A Joi of those poliretnen in the county jail are nothing but turnkeys." he said Guru Maharaj J.i, 16. and bride :'II:irol~11 l.01~ J olln~on. :!-I. \rho \1·as the Guru's secretary, \I/al}; c\O\\'Jl a1~ll· :it l:ockl:inll ('on1111unity Church at Lookout h-Jountain in Dcn\'C'r S!nr~. l':t,.;l' 11 "\\'hy aren't they out in the field·: Tht'\' should be freed to do patrol 1rork." · .To in1t:iroye 1<!11• enforc.t'inent_ in the pockets of unincorporated territor1· in r\orth Orange County, both Sn,·orci' <ind Norris called for a svstcrn of "rc1•crsl· contracts." · This 1neans that i:it~· po 1 i cc· departments near the non-ejty pocke1 :; \\'OUld be hired by . the sheriff':.: department to patrol them on a "per· Sa11 J11a11 PJa1111i11g G1·otI}l Ol{avs 211cl Recvclc U11it , • call" ba sis. ,\ second rt'c.1·cling et·nt~·r h 1~ tJ,·1 :i Asked their opinion on the eoun tv·s· ;ipprol'C'd by thl' S~in Ju:ui C:1p;~tr;1111, central in1elligencc ?gency, v.ttich ts' in Pl:111111ng Con1n11ss1011 . need of funds because its feder.1J sub-Yr.ting 4-1 Tue"-C1:11·. fhf' pl:inni·r.; sidy is running OU\, Vinlove had no :1grt•t•d ro gr,1111 a t·o1;tl1t1on:il l;uid 11,,. comment. pt•1·nut to Cliff Lcg<nilt of L.1.~uno Hl";ii·h Norris and Sarord addresst•d the 1 11 lO 1s plnnni11~ to 0pC'n :1 rl't ycl1n,, curre nt struggle on the county board of t·c·nltr ;it 3'.!!0i :\lipi.l?. supervisors to get the intelligence files open for perusal by a civilian board of The new p:iper collt'Cfll'l!l Lt•11tt·r i~ rel'ic\v as a condition o(.increased cowitv across the rirt•r fron1 tilt· troubled \\':1"lL1 fundin'-: . . ' r , . • , , Heµair; Inc .. a nonpro(1!, oq,~,u1i1i.l!Jfli1 Norris sAid . "l f (S!Jpervisor) Rafph 11hich opcra~s on city properly adJ<Jce11 t Diedrich told nic gil'e up the information to city hall . or lose a dime. J'd tell hinl to go to hell Chinl·r~ of \\'orld llep:i ir-did 11!•\ 1 1•1('~· and get my nioney elsewhere." objection to the 11('\\' Cl•nter {lur111g tllv Savard said the intelligence unit ··is puhJic hcari111.i;. but a d1si:::run1Jed f!J t n1er highly needed to con1bat <..Time. the as£Ociate of the fanllly-troubl('d oper[l!!V!1 unden1·or\d. and consun1er fraud. did. Richard ~1ac:\;1111cc told !he Criminals don't go by street boundaries. conuni::.sion thal J ne1r rrcytl:11g centl'r and you have central files on them. 1\·ould rrentc "a nui s:incr:· • "I'd have my central intelligence unil "F:veryone I've seen has a p::iper an d \Vith or v.•ilhout county funding,'' ht 1rind problen1 ... s:iid \lac:\nn1e c "I don 't added. care ho1v hlgh the fence 1s." To assure that such a ccntrnl l!e also advised 1he con1n1is..;1on 1hat intelligence. office does not misuse its this \1·ould not be a recycl111 :; cent1·1" po1~·ers, it should be taken out fron1 becausr it did not intend !o <1cc1•pt al1 under the district attorney's otfice t) Pt's ot rcc~·c!oble 1natcriaL •·where politics is involved,'' ~orris said. "He'll be ;1 p;iper dealer:· he s:i1d On the issue of the coroner·s office. ~lac:\an1cc further suggested 1he th1' • 111• • llil l1 :o; <llh'l'dlioll\ 'lh' I~ ;_il:<u :1 p.qh•1 d1·.1l•'r' i' 1111 :1 llll ':tllf.'l' b('('il\lSt th· p11·f...<: 1q1 111-. pr(l(l11r1 :ind h:nil~ 11 1111ay !1:1' •:11i:1• 1!·11 He• :icl1h•tl 1h:1t hC' didn't J,.·111·1 .. ti1•· · p11p11l;it1011 ba~(' is lar~l' 1 1·ou.;h \q "t1 ;lpl1 t :111 :1dd111on<.1l !>'1pt•r h11~;11r-.~ · \\h.1l 11111 h.1r1111·11 1:1 tl1\' pl:i.tc at 1hr ~ ~1 1:1rd 1\\'01ld lh:p:ur ,·:·· he nsked. ltl n1~ op1111011 lhry .ire o~rat1ng d!r~.illy ;111\\\a.1·. · '1111· 1·ha1rn1;111 po1111r'tl rrut th:it ;i d1"!·uv 1n·1 "I 11:~111· pl:u· .. ., 11 ;1 , not the l""I:·· .il h.111d .ind c:u1!uinl'd 1h1' ~pcakrr :1;;.11 ns1 bringing ··pl·1·~011alt11es" into the t!1~t'li"':on (llh<'t' J)(J111ls brought up b~· the ··111111111 ,~1t1ni·:·· 1r1'n· pos"ib:c problcn1<> 111tll l1l'i,1!hti0rhuod children >1!10 might t: ~-1<1 rl11nh 1hl' ft 'l\Ct , and thr prob!e1n t•f lil01\ 1ng p.ipt•r II 11·,1~ sug~,·~h·rl !bat condi!lons of · ;1ppr<l\ill b1• th:n lhf' O!>t'r:ition:il hours be !rn111 !l ;1 111 to ti p 111 : th;1t cl1·11n up be d1 1111• v11•11 11:1 '. ;ii\d th:1! tile perrnit be l'l'I 1c111·r.J lll o;l,\ !ll(·:Hll~. Elel'll'it· ()nfi11a111T Savord and Norris agreed it should be proper location [or such iin or~·r·ntioll separated from the sheriff's departn1ent should be In an industrial zone 11;hcrt· and updated. other ··nuisance'' industries are located . LOS ,\\CEl.ES .-\1'1 -The Los i\11g('k1s C1t:r Cuunril Thur.~day $uspcndcd ;in urd1nancl' requ1r111g IO·to-20 percenl r:uls in clrclricity us;igt'. but left th(' ord11H1nce 011 the books. Both called for a central morgue and lie suggcsletl somewhere on the Ortega better technology and physical facilities. Hi~hv.·ay. ., Basebal.1 Shoes All Purpose Shoes Soccer Shoes Tennis Shoes Warm-Up Shoes Football Shoes Wrestling Shoes ' Tennis Rackets CLOSED 'iUHDAY Wilson -Davis -Bancroft Dunlop -Yoneyama Racquetball Racquets & Balls Handball Gloves & Balls Table Tennis Paddles & Balls Squash Rackets Density would conform to the new city open-space standards wh.ich govern the ; develQPmerit of the inland. hills. ~ Baseball Mitts · Balls -Bats Softball Shirts · Softballs & Bats Volleyballs Basketballs Soccer Balls Under the plan only the most level l\J por\lons of a....age would be developed into cluster housing, with the steeper .• h1111 and peaks left untouched as permanent open space. Computing all the units on the over-all parcel, the density • co•Jld not exceed l.~ units to the· acre. ,. ' lf the aMexatlon actually Is consummated, it would place yet another old ranch holding Into Ille control of san I Clemente. ! , 1 •L / Two other major ranches are in u1e 1 master·plannJng atages, .the p r l m e acreage ot~ l\eeyes Ranch now owned by • coneortlum of Japan•,. lnv"5tors, and the vast catU.e grazlnf llU)dl of Roy Visbeek, i .. Tennis Dresses Mens~ BOys Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shirts Warm-Up Suits HaJs & Visors Mens Tennis 'Sweaters . I 'i< ' ~ ' t" i 1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~}i ' • Slant Boards Weight Sets Bike Repairing Bike Ports -Tiris -Tubes , ,, l I ~ ·--·~- Wednesday's Closing Prices .. EW YORK (UPll -Following are P•IC•• en t~ Ntw YO•l!. Sloe;~ l!JC!>• QI t i clo1t Sl lllJ N., PE Cf\d1) Hon low Close C»a New l' ork lfps and Downs I ' SC OAfLY PILOT 27 NEW YORK.STOCK EXCHANGE Ye ar'• Hi gh-Lows Appear Ever y Saturda y 5tlt1 ' PE ("41) 11 gn l ow (lo • ' m " .. .. • > .. ' . ""' " •• ' '"' l ; • ' ' 0 • " ' .. 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' Bv U" !fd Pren 1"''"" Ac~ro~ ! n•I 1 ock IQla Stoc;k rotal ¥ea ~go ·~ 000 ]411 110 AeoroK I nal l>Dnd 5al~\ Born:t sales v~~r dOO \1 )?Q l!l)(l Sl j•I O(l(I e So11tl111·t•st Loss l OS A'CELES (AP> \.rt LI Soulh\\l'Sl Corp announced th1t 1ls f 1 rs t qurir Irr lo~st ~ of $7 84 n111!1on 1s double.: the loss the f,-n1 sufft1Nl 11 the sa1n1.: pt11od ! j\[ \ l '11 B1 uti.: C Juel! pr~s1dl'nt of thi.: u1h11g firm said <:0111pany fl'~ll!Ul'S this \t 11 fell to Sil <>2 m1\l!on fron1 ~15 l l milhon for the first quart.er las\ year Syml>ola ' 28 DAILY PILOT Wednesday May ('2 l.'11·1 We bought out the entire stock! Famous Maker Lugg a • SAVE ALMOST 503 Originally made to sell for 850 to 3 0°0 99 99 to each S•Jml1ltr t1J'1•'le15 !>D•r1cl' A bap tor !·l'r.1, ·r ~ 1 J i.11 1· ··· ha~.s !Cl c.11ry on5. lo'.', pr1ri;>d 101 limileo !1'1 ·· s~PD ~.1i " ~.I s1orl's do not c,iriy all ~11t. 01 pa11r1n~ e 71" Sottside Zipper a~~ 7.'19 • 24" Solt11de lipper e~~ 10.b7 , ..• , •l6"SGfts1del1pJerB.1g 12.67 •Tc"te8lt 1.'l'I ...... • CarnuntB~g 17.99 •Cl ~bB~~ 4.'1'1 ~~ .. :! I • 71' UndU Stil Bit '1 .9'1 Alia 'vJ1la blr · l.1d1ts & Men's C.1rmt"t B.it s 11 .44 . . . ,. . . . . . , ' Standard 30 or 40 W Motor Oil Protects engines from wea r & tear. Meets Gov. specifi - cations. Stock-up & save' Q @:L7) Heavy Duty Motor Oil 36~' --~ €---"'!!!.' Premium lOW/30 Oil 57,~ 1 ~-~~L" TRANSMISSION OPEN ALL DAY Mondoy, Moy 27th Mernoriol Day P1Lll, -ADVERTISER 3 2500 I Regular 8456 6-PIECE PATIO SETTING @1 j '.' FLUID T~~~~!· 4' 1 c FORD OR _ ·57c lb.~-~ TOMA nc:,m _.::or::::xR.::oN:.:T::::vP2r. .::01::::_ .:..::..:_ __ _.:=--=--·'11111.'i"""'"" fl SPEEDOL SAE 30 or 40 Summerizes patio or pool area with a look that's both fashion- IY\hlOIVI' able & functional. 42" round tab le is heavy guage steel in Motor 0•11 QCUAANRST 4 for 99c white enamel. Ti lting umbrella of floral vin yl. Aluminum folding chairs are comfort padded, plastic arms. !-------'-'-----~~~~~ . Reg. 15..96 .... _. _ Folding Bed · HERE -A'RE. MORE"AUT-OMOTtVE YAWES - Reg. 129b -------· Set of /if \\\' 8 f ~ \ ' ' -' ' I PRO T l Reg. 1799 folding Te1ble each Reg. ) 89 2.2'1 to 2.6'1 .... sac .... 73c 79t '19c •.•. 10s .... )99 1.49 J.27 Now 37c Only r' COLEMAN 3-LB. SLEEPING EASY FOLDING BED OR TABLE la~'" , · ", t ,~,:. ~r .' ~rJ n•t~ e•ir.1 ~1n1nv ~~.1r~. /~.fJI · hr '. ~· ,,, flll'i 1 .. '", ·· . FAMOUS Lt[ OIL FILTERS SIP GAS TREATMENT SIP Oil TREATMENT REBUILT J78 SQ. INCH SPARK PLUGS TIGER RAG /"' ~. . l ' , , ., • "'•''00 '1 '~" T•• vo -~ ,,.,. •· ••6"'"'"~"""~''' [.,-.. "b .. 'C' ,.,. s·:. l'o ''"''" .• ,._., ., ""'"""''"~• --~~=-=-~~~~~~~~~~~=-~-'-~=-=-=-~~=-~=-=-'--=-~~--'~- MULTIPll29 VITAMINS RYBUTOL IRON PLUS Je) '•O'''> Lo~'-« 1n " ••••IY n~<100cuo; 1'1' Reg. 1.50 BAUER & BLACK PRO SUPPORTER MAKE-UP MIRRORS lmr>O<rPd 9°11 '""" " ' IO"('ly OI d<'~>!J<' • ,/:1\ . ' ""' ---~ ., ·1 -... . <'• ., : ........ , ,. ' ....... ----. _,.,___;,--..... reg. 89c _ reg. 1.09 reg. 1.47 62c 86c 116 COLGATE CONTAC 200 BAYER TOOTHPASTE· CAPSULES ASPIRIN Sovir 27f. cin !Le l ? 1-lou• Col<l 1<·lo~l l11. Get\u•ne Bayer tor 7·ounce i•I'' u ... . 1 ...... .... ........ ' ,. -:.! 1 ... ~·-,.,- 1-Miss CLAIROL . . .. .0 1 ' . ' J reg. 1.37 reg. 1.38 99c 99c Q.T. BY MISS CLAIROL COPPERTON1 HAIR COLOR ? o.t, .Vbto Lotion SPRAY IUNBUR• l "1•,.s•!•"' . '""'•'""'' I Reg. 1.94 $)48 SOLARCAINE 4 OZ. SPRAY .\t:>•O\'ll 11)10V it" Jvn h·1rn1 Discount 34 7 1 Pr ice SALE! FOAM BACKED 70x60 CHAIR THROW (Qlodul !hrow• pt01Pt! ch<>"I, "nhnn;o, r~tn> d~tn•~. ~«ngc 8:f 3 ~ 49c Buy 3 for Price of 21 MARVEL COMIC BOOKS fan!0'1•C buy In tomic lor•. Yovr +ovot•!e eflor11c 1e1\ in brond Santa Ano 1406 W. EdiOCJtr & BriftoT , · ... ~I_ .. ., . • !}··· I~-'" I .Gl!l SC OTTS G!JK I .............. j, ..... . .. , . .,_ .. ""."' -•" ..... Quart 3'' SAVE! SCOTTS GLEN SCOTCH WHISKY Regular 3.19 2a9 . KING EDWARD ., . IMPERIAL CIGARS ' ligtlt.up at 01Jr low priC• wi1h .Amcrlc;o'\ b•111~fing cJ;a11t Swhh•1 Sw••t C'9•r• .t2.1f Fountain Valley Mll!ll"'I• of T- • b FOR 99c BOHEMIAN BEER lmp o n-d • ""' H, l,gh•. p'I'~"' rl'°" VVe>I i<'d·t'' ~ 1.~ .. , ,0,...,n, ,0 1;,.., ,.,.,.,., "' 11-o: con,, l ·o~l <1' Dorf 3?.?., HARKOFF VODKA 998 Hatl gallon. TEN HIGH BOURBON •, Thrifty f'=-::/='4 Discount ·249 Price · WASH 'NWEAR GIRLS' SHORT SETS Siio'" wi!h o toordfriotlng tt:ip on rob wOill hohe• or blou11•on atyl•• In n\'lon or Pol)'•111r. Ojrl• 1111• l·t• ,., ....... 2,tt El Toro El Toro at Rockflttd SALE' HANOY AUiO NEED S Special price for Nature l o~ers 1 It's weatherstripped to ~eep outdoor sleep- ers romfortabl•' aod w,1·ri1 full Y l'l~.~HABLL. ~l1(1" LIPPER. 3 poun~. pol yester tilled. conlrJsl1ng co~r·:1, ~"d Im·· Di scount Price ' 10-LB. BAG ROYAL OAK CHARCOAL A ..,,i.1 for 1umrner roolt-ou"· It 1 nu•C~ 1•o•h~g. long lo1hn<J 100! Wood ba~e Super 1ovm9 109 PILLOW STYLE AIR MATTRESS P I 11 ~':I"''''" B 'I lh"ht So. " · U'" " C'" '"" B<'e>th. Pool- '"'' Regular 1399 Thrifty 144 low Price PORTABLE TABLE TOP BBQ 1-" t.• f~, qlnc~ m~al > o i.hof'T'e or ""o~ c; .. 11 od1u'" lo• eC11Y ~<''1 1 {On1!o> 5,,,, '" n to ,.if. Reg. 21 C . 33, Can 219 of 3 Disc_ount 111 Price iiMi .L=, INSULATED HOT-COLO CUPS ~••p ,.,.~, '0' '"«I, 101, > '" ~ •J L••o• c•oor , PECAN ALUMINUM TENNIS RACKET 12·0Z. Vacuum Tin FAMOUS WILSON TENNIS BALLS 20 EXPOSURE 126 COLOR FILM 69c Case of · 24 •. S2.29 10.~. . PRALINE·N·CREAM Pl1u 1 J rnot• 1ptciol llavor .. In· tludin; Ckerry Vonillia, Choco• lot• Chip a. R0<.~y 'o)Od. Ch0<olo11, Yonillo, Strowb••l'Y CHIPPER'S BUTTER TOFFEE PEANUTS REGULAR OR DIET 12-0Z. CANADA DRY H•lf •ll•1t ................ 1tt Ouoltty Vlr9lnia P•Ol'Ul!I . with bull•t tofl•• ~001in9, Si.Imm•• tool•rl T~• 'f)Olkling kut• of Coroodo Dty, Huntington Beach '"' .................... , Huntinc)tan Beach 21 \'j 1 ltath lt¥d. .. """"'• Costa Mesa ·uoonuwot~ Santa Ana 1325 lrl•lol ol MacA-\ Fountain Valley "161.ff H ..... ot .... r Westminster w"'""""""' hWto w .. 1 HunfiilqfGn Beach 95 ............... Huntinc)ton Beach m1w.- I ,, I I \ I Laguna Bea~h EDITION Totlay's Final N.Y. Stocks VOL. 67, NO. 142, 8 SECTIONS, 110 PAGE S ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1974 TEN CENTS Parl{ Avenue Subdivi·sion Clears One Hurdle A JO.unit subdiv1s1on along Park A venue in Laguna ilea ch has C'lcared a legal hurdle by nearby ho1ncowncrs. but faces a further challcugt• soon. when a final tract 1nap l'Offit'S bcfofc the Laguna lle<1l1l City t:ouneil for f1n<1l opproval. wh.ii:h alleged that 111 a ppr u I' 1 11 g prelirninary fllans for d1•vclop1nt•nt. lht• c.-ouocil had erred 111 not tnaking certain L·nvirunmental dl'l'LS1011s. rcsoluuon v.a s not signlficant enough to 11 arrant a revision or the entire procl'durc. halt grading on the !\-tiller Tract. The council declined, largely due to advice by Seymour that il would be irnproper for the city to get in the middle of the fight between the community association and the develop. crs. quality of life 1n Laguna lll'<tC'h ." Chlleo\1• 1vrote. Reached for con1n1t·nt ull t h l' association's cn11ci sn1. Sl·\ n1 ou r s;11t.l h1" advice had been upheld-b~ the l'Ullrl action \\'hich the assot·1a1100 los! tl•qu1·s11·d th<d 1t11· 1·11.1 .~l'tlun pr•JI 1d1ni.: for t1•1r11 11u111ca!io11 l1e!11·ct·n !'!ll!HllUnl!~ gro11p.; VII Jl1.'lld111g ill•\ 1'lnp1nl'nl l"lllUll'd t,1ke 1111pruvcd 1he ci ty and proposed or In a fo11r-pagl' single-sp;1ccd lelll·r to the council. lhc ·rl'1nplt• Jhll~ l'onununity Association urges the council u1rn1btrs to delay approval of !ht· trat·t. <Jnd ehart.;C'S th<t! lc~a\ <1dvicc received !Jy the council is '·co lorL'<I. ·• ·rhc tract of $85.000 hoines-1ra~ tilt• obje>et of a l<111 suit Uy !111t· a.swe1atiou t ... ..... Takes Bri1le In a cuurt dL•tision Thursda_1 l)rani;e County S11p1._.rior Coun Judge ;\lark Sod1·11 ruled agains! lhe ;.1:-,s(x·1aJ1on . l!ncl1ng thci\ tlll' conHnun11y group h:id th1! 1·xh.1ustt:d <1dn11n1s1 raln1· r1·r11ed11.·:; prior to Ilic <·uurt action. t!i<it lhl· trn(·t 1n;1p 111 <JUCSIHHI h~ld hl'l'll apprn11•([ hi' a1·t1 1u1 ul !;n1• prior lo thl' cou111·1! q,.,-,~1111 1 .irHl 1h.il the. tl'ehnu·:il errur 111 llllJ11g uf H l'UUllt.:ll .· .. .,. ' l;uru ~laharaJ Ji. IG. and bride i\IJrolyn l.111:-. .lnli11-.1111. ~~ 11 !1n \1 ;1' the Guru's i;eerctar). \\'J\k d0\\'11 L!.1:-.l e at HoL·~J:u1d ('t111111n11li\,1 l i1u .1 Ii at Lookout i\lountain in lll'n\ef. 'Stor.1·. Page :J Lagitna. Trustees Favor Budget Guides Ove1· List By 1111.AR\' KA,'J.: Ot lt'le Dail~ Polo! Sl•ll Laguna Beach Un1fil'<l School trush~es abandoned a dctai1l'd list or propos<'d restorations to the J974-7J st·hool budi::1.·t Tuesday. in favor or using !he gn:ils co1nmiltre's guideline's to llistributt· mooey which would return to the district if the lax override clcclLon succcl'ds. The meeting v.•as the second tin1l' trustees <1ttcmptcd to presl'nl voters a picture or "''hat would result if the election is successful. or ii' it fails . But once again I.hey failed to l'On1c 10 agree1ncnt on v"hat progr11n1s would he restored if the $271,000 revenue from the Lagttna Krh•l1na Victim Loses lndia11 Jc,vclry A follower of the llare Krishna cult lost $4.390 in Indian jewelry in a burglary and ransacking of hi.<; home at 420 Linden St .. Laguna Beach Tuesday. 1•l1·t·!1on is rct11rn1<d t•1 th1· bllfl)!l'I Trustee Patr1c1a (;illl'tll'. \\hO led thl' <'ritical dl'b.ite iig111ns1 Ille prnpost•d rrstoratinns. stH!J::PS.JC'd tht•v pn~tpnne d('cJ~ion until d1s tr11-1 pr1111·1111·~ 1·nuld Ix• further l'xan11nl'd <l!!:11n:-! lhi: li11d1n~s of lhC' goals con1n11Ut'1· The j:!onls l'Otnm1111•t• 1~ n grou11 n! c·i1i1ens. student~ :inti 1·1h1t':t1 t1r.-1\l11ch ranked go<ll:>. 111 1h1• disl ri('t Basic skills. {'ounsl•li1n.:. E 11 t:: I 1 s h progranls. thr pr1n1:1ry rr:11h11~ prn!!ram. ~ind grL'<1\I·~ sp1'c1:d 1 d u <· :i l i on opportunit1es ''-l'T\' lhl' l11p pr1nr1t11.·s detcrn1int'd. Trus1re Gl'rnld Linke 11111111•d1atl'l.v t1~rced \11th ,\1rs. l;illl'llt'. ;111d tlh' other three board 1n1•111 brrs -.1:1111· H11.rd, Norn1an Bro1~·ne and ~lil'h<icl S;1gar - finally agreed. too. 1'hrl't' IU<l)Or lll'lllS t r11.~t('t'S ;ire :1!rrad~· co111n11!tl'd In -tn!:d 1u~~ ;ibout 70 !lercent of the election fund s -11ill rcn1ain at \hl' top of the rl'!:;lor::ition list. ho1vevcr, dC'spitc the nl.'11· d<'C'ision Seventy thousand doll:irs 111 ;J :.! p1.·rcc1H (St•c 'l'HUSTl~ES, Pa gl' 2f VAIL\ l'ILVT AIJ SELLS A:'Vl ~Tfllf\G The final tract map for the tract by develoi>er David ~tiller will come before the council June 5. In the letter to the council, Association Cha1nnan Hon Chilcote was especially t'l"llll'al (Jf the advice given tO the L'OUllCiJ by City Attorney Tully Seymour. i\t a previous council meeting the :1s:.ric1ation had attempted to get the t·uuntil to reverse previous action and "1..egal counsel has been rolored \Yith bias that has favored the rights of cor1x>rations over the rights of individuals. \Ve bcliev~ the city council \viii find that this vie\\' is shared by n1ost citizens \vho are concerned about the "The court heard ho1!1 s1d"~ .11H t 111.ut.· a decision basl·d on ll11· 1·\ 1dl.'111-1• presented Hnd 1:011t·!u1trd 1h1· t•111 ;i1·11·d properly. SO ! don't think !11:1t s\;11t·11i,•r11 really stands up undt'r .111 :tlys1~.' \llL' ;ittorney said. 1'hc assot.:1at111n l'ha1r1na11 s h·'lt'I' .ii"' ~ltl1ough a1·l,no11 ll«h,:1ng th a1 the group 1-,11111'•1 t"11111Jll.'ll' \\llh d l' I l' [ 0 p I.' r S 111u111·r:tri11. !ht· li·~tl·r 11nt1·., tl 1t· pullt1c:il 1111]1 !\'! o! th1· r1•.;1d1.•111"' gl'uup Th,• 1na1ort1~ !It thL· p•.:oplt• ul lht! 'l\•11]ph· Jl1JI ~ ('(l!l\!IHllHll t'il'l'!t>d ~OU 10 01111·1· Tl11· Trn1ple 1!11!;-; Co1n1nunlty \••01·1.it:,111 I t'Pll''l'llti ~01111.' 7 U 0 I l\1/l'il'. ii l'O!l('ILJdl'S Resort Use Supported For Avco Coast Lands l ,1\ (;0111plai11ts ' • Patricia Hearst Named in Kidnap • LU" .\.\C.FLl::S (UP!l -Patricia l!1·;1rs1 sought for 31·, months as a ._1d11:1p 1·ie1im, \las hcrselr forn1ally ch.ir~ ... d 111th k.idnaping tOOay in a (.'t1s11ers Hit Ii or Lttnlli11g 1 fte1· Curfeiv By L. PETER KRIEG Of !~1 01itr Pilot Siii! l·'1fth l1ist rtct Supervisor Ronald \\'. 1 ·,1.,pers can1c under fire today for using l)r.1nge County Airport alter the 11 p.n1. l'11t'fl'll for the chartered plane that nev• 111_, U1rthoa~· party guests to San Diego \lnud~y night. ~Ir::.. i\Iarcia Bents, one of Caspers' 1hr1'l' opponents in the June 4 'uper\'isorial primary, said Caspers used ;i "technicality" to circumvent noi se :1batcn1ent regulations at Orange Coun- 1y Airport. '"By using nn Electra jet to transport his 6U paying guests. he avoided a ti1ne eurfl'w iniposed hy airport authorities for Jt't takeoffs Hnd landings," ~Irs . Bents ~<l id. An aide 10 Caspers said iltrs. Bents is off hase \\ ith hl'r charges. "The Electra \vas used on purpose. The 11l•llll' is quiet and does not violate noise n·gulations. ·· said ad m i n is tr at iv e ;1:;s1slant Robrrt Nelson. \!rs. Bents maintained that anv airrlane arriving after 11 p.m. is .noisY. ".\prop-Jc\ by any other name is still a noise nuisance arriving that late at ni1:ht. ,. she said. \!rs. Bents also accused Caspers of l'XCct.'ding his self-lmposed campaign SPl'llCling 1in1it. ··That is un1r11c,'" :'\elson said. "It is (See CASPERS, Page:?) complaint alleging she becar11e a gun- .,, .. iclding membe=-of the terrorist cult that abducted her. The 2() -year-old heiress and t\l'O men1bcrs of the Symbiooese Liberation Army sti11 al large. \\'il\iam and Emily fiarris, "''ere charged in the 12. hour abduction of a high sc hool youth during their desperate attempts last \\'eek to avoid capture. ~tiss Hearst \11as reported to hare told MORE HEARST STORIES APPEAR TODAY ON PAGE 5 1he young man that she 11·as not a part~· 10 her origina l kidnaping from her Berkeley apartment on Feb. 4 but that she joined the SLA because she didn't think her family did all it could to met'.!\ !he ransom demands. The complaint filed by the Los An- geles distri<;t attorney's office against :O.liss Hearst also listed five counts of assault "''ith .. deadly weapon \\'ith intentt to kill , lour rounts of robbery in the first degree and a second rount of kid- naping for the purpose of robbery. Bail for the granddaughter of the foun~r of the Hearst ne\vspaper empire if she should be aprrehendcd \\'as set nt 550.000. The long list of charges against llliss Hearst and the Harrises was made public by District Attorney Joseph Busch. 1\nxious to stamp out the last of the SLA. the FBI and police pressed an intense manhunt for the trio, setting u1> special arrangments for them to surrender by telephone or to the Los Angeles Press Club or Bar Association to kC'ep from being killed. "This is the first time I ever heard or a kidnap victim beroming a kidnap suspect," Busch said. The district attorney snid there had been no "deals" offered the fugitives in return for their surrender, ;,Thev "''ill be treated as 1\e 11·ould treat a"ny other criminal case," Busch said. The charge of kitlnaping for purposes of robbery carries a possible pcnalt~· of life imprisonment. Lagu11a Parl{i.t1g Meters, . llil{e Will Add $160,000 from a Sou,lhem california city ren1orin;.t: them from its downtOY.'n busincs:i; district, Scboll said. f CHARGED WITH RAPE Actor Mel Stewart Girl Testifies She Did1i't Call Police iii 'Rlipc' CLEVELAND. Ohio I /\Pl -/\ lli-vcar- old Cleve1and Heights girl has tc siilied she didn't call police or others after 11·h<t! she alleges was her rape by actor :\lel Stewart. Stcwan. 1vho pla~·" Linclc l!enry 111 thr CBS televison series. "1\ll in th!.' Fa1nily." h<1s denil'd the charges. The girl also testified Tuesda\' 111 Cuyahoga Co11nly Comn1on Pleas Cuu rt that she roiscd hl•r anns 10 n1<1ke 11 easier for Ste1\·arl to rt•n101·c her swea!er. "He pulll•d n1c cto11n on lhe bL'll and began undressi ng ine" she tcst1fl•d . "I told him to slOp but he d1d11 't. lie thl'n put a blanket Ol"C"r me and go t undressed tSce UNCLE, Page 21 E11ternlll Bay· Driver flunte<l .4 f Ler Crush Laguna Beach police loday sought ;in F.merald Bay man fo11o'A·ing a high-speed single-car rollo1·t'r acc1dcn1 Tucsdav night at Coast lligh\vay and Enicrald Bay. Police identified the rlr1ver or the c;1r in\'olvcd in the 1nishap as John N, Kllldl'L 23. of 157 Enicrald Bay . Police alll'gl>d j~~~o~~=~n;n :i~~t-r~;ifee:~ in~~nj~~ Rec1~eatio11 111 Ni~11cl G By l' \ \O.\CE PEAR SO\I .\ resort ~1n:a -not private hon1es - l\OUld hl' <1 \)('tier u ~c for Avco ('om1nunity l)1.'1·clo1wrs· oceanside laud 111 L:1i::una .\ii,:ucl, nel~irding lo a rtgional coastal commission staff reJXJrt. !1ecreational use v.·ould "maximize p11hlic acrcsS to coastal rt'SOUrt.:cs ~nd ;11·oid a rt']lt'lition ol !hP obscr\td e-.:clusivi1~· ol thf' pn,·att· coasLJI re~ident1al conununitics now dotting thP Or:1ngt' l'oa.~t," Planner Bob Joseph saul 1n his report. The South Coast li l'gional Zon1· ("ons1•r\at1011 Co1nn11s:;ion 111!1 have ;1 hl'~1ri11g 011 . .\rco's J;11,.,t propos::i!s for i\'.> .i&-acTt' lratt sca v.·ard or P;icific Co::ist H 1~h11;i~· .and its 97-11{'re inland tract Fn- day in Long Beach. The con11nission mcl"tin begins at 9 ;1 ni. 111 llllrhor D l' pa rt m e n t hl·a d(1uarters. 9'.!5 llarhor Pl<i za Drive. ,\rco 1rants to build 390 condominiuni units on thl' 97 acres off Pacific Coast High1ray nt'.'ar Niguel Shores Drive. Commission planners ;ire recommend- ing approval of that plan. v.'ith rondi~ lions. A\'l'O officials \1ant !o build 901.1 ccndorniniums at a density of 20 units per acre on the tract oceanside of Pacifir f'acific Coast ~ligh1vay near Cro\\·n Vallev Parkwav. Coriinli~sion Planners :ire recommend- inµ. dC'nial. In his report. Jos<·ph uutlincs !h " rLcre:irional potential of the sill' and SJ}'<> th,ir a private co1nn1un11y <toesn't h;,ive lo .hr near tht' coast Hnd 111 1h1s case 1.i .. inappropriate .·' "There is n1uch prc·~SUJ't' to d<·1·t•l11p thl· l:.ind :1rou11d La~un~1 \i,'.!Ul'I... Joseph notes. ... anct many or the public services ;u·t' strained to capllc11y." Hf' sa\"S 11nl.v thret• ur;dcvt•lu\>L'd are.1-0 in Sou!h Orange Counly ;1rC' left for co<istl1nl' rcereation : !ht' 1\\•ro tract. the Ch;indlcr-Shcrman propert~· sout:i of 11 ;ind the bluffs above D<lna Point Harbor Financial studies done bv !he lr\·iuc Con1p<1ny for its consti1! property !See AVCO, Page 21 Orange Coast Weather Cooler Thursday with increasing: lo1v clouds ton ight and Thursday rnorn1ng. i\1ostly sunny in the after- noon hours. Highs in the mid 60s .11 the beaches risu1g to the mid- ios inland. ;,'\!'i'l,f·: l 'OUA. \' Craig M. Joseph told the investigating officer the theft included 324 loose stones \\'Orth $3,240. one large neck1ace valued at $750, and 10 rings and braccletl) worth $400. A few words in the right place can st•ll almost rinyth1ng. At lcrist t'Mt sec1ns to he the story of these re\\' 1vords. lnst::illation of new parking meters and conVL·~ion of present meters to a 2D-cent an hour rate on Coast Highway in Laguna Beach will bring an estimated S\60,000 in additional funds aMuatly to the city's parking account. The city council recently g a v e preliminary approval to COflVersk>n of about 100 meter~ presently on the highway, and installation of about 450 new meters. 1'be city would acquire the used n11.'lt0rs at about a third the cost of DC\\' ones, Scholl said. The councU approved metering Coast Highway from 100 feet oorthward of Crescent Bay Drive to Ruby Slrcet. pexclusive community and fled . A paSSt!nger in the auto, Fred lNlgato. 22, of 23342 Cavanaugh St., El Toro, was ejected in the crash which ripped up about 30 feet or guardrail on the highway. .\ 1~-year-olct liigh sc/1001 base- bo/! player. struck by a liglzl· 11111g bolt tl1ot lilt 111111 111 [11e fure/tead Ot/d Clltl'lt.' U!H Iii rOit!]I~ Ins rig/it lleel. escup1•<I u:1 th 011/y siiµerficiat bur11s Tne.~d11y. Sec Sports for more 1le1u1l.s. Page Ii. Al Your Ser'fil• J MllMY l rH 11 Joseph, a jeweler, told officers he could positively identify the stolen articles as they were his own design. Police believe entry to the r&11idcnce \V31 made through an unlocked rear door. Joseph toJd of(icers the door was unlocked because he didn't hnve a key, The home Is shared by Joseph, his wife and Child awl another Kri.hna couple, police said. ' 20" SWORD FISH PLANK . stainless steel b u ck cl . (phone) or (phone) ll took only ttn'ce days to sell the ite1ns listed in that Daily f>ilot clesslfit.'CI ad- a story lbat is orten r peat.cd by satisfied U9e~ ot Daily Pilot ads. Oi~l the direct line to p{ace a few words of your own. Phone 64.2·5678. ,. " Al the to-cent rate, Ute old 100 meters returned about $80,000 to the city, Stan Scholl, public works diredor. &aid. N'w meters cost about $40 each, but the city may be able to acqUlre about one-third the new metffl It need.~, uaod "' • The 21ktnt rllle tmposed appears to Ile exempt from a cWzen referendum Inst year overtwnlng the council approved general 20-cent rate ror the entire town, up fn>m tG-cenla an hour. The exemptioo OCCW'a because th e new ordinance reol<ICIS the new fee to the Cout Highway area and along Laguna Canyon Road. • ( r Delgado did not require hospitalization . Traffic Officer A. J. OeLoca said a report on the oceldc.nt indicated the !OUthbound auto may have been traveling between 80 and 85 miles per ho1lr as it entered the well·known sweeptng curve near the community's Gate fo~our:. i h1Un1 ll L. M, lo,4 11 CetiJ011111 S, tl tt.a11lllttl u , S8 Co111k1 1S Cre11wtrtl 11 O.atll MoHlft l4 llllterlal 1"1•• I &l'ltttlal""'flll l,·24 ,ln&RCt lt.U , .. ltlt lK9'"f U "'"-"-,. Anft l.aft\kf'I JI \ M•vl" u ,14 Mul1"1 1<unt11 ts l'tll-ftll lff•I t Or•ntu Cw~IY 14 Sylvi• l'trl1r » S1or11 17-U Dr. SltlM~ It s1oc' ~r1t•b .,,, T 119vl\19R U TM11..-1 »•M W~liltf ' w_.i•1 ..__,,.. w.rl4..... t ( • ' .._.! DAllY Pll_o_i ____ ,_e ______ w_l4'_ie"'a~. May ~1.: • Recreation Aides OK'd In Laguna Residents of SOuth Laguna n1ay soon have recreational opportunities more on par with Laguna Beach residents. ,Laguna Beach Unified School trustees agreed Tuesday night to lake part in an agreement with the county v>hich \11ould hire at county expense part-time, after· school recreation aides for the playbrround at Aliso School in Sooth Lagwia. The County llarbors, Beaches and Parks Oepart1nent has agreed to pay the aides slightly less than $3 per hour for ,,·ork at the playground. Thi s \\"OUld include an aide ~londay throug h Friday from 3:30 to 6 p.m .. and on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. During summer. Christmas and spring vacations. tbe playground vtould be op<>n a11d an aide \\'ould be on dut y from 10 a.nl. to 4 p.m. The agreement still isn't finalized, and the Orange County counsel has been <Jirected to draw up the contract. 'rrustccs agreed to the basics of the proposal, hut reriucsted lhe contract be for one year only, le guard :1g.'linst pcssible inflntcd costs during 1he con11ng years. The L..1guna board also requested the county pay for insurance rosts. Business to.tanager Clyde Lovelady ''ill report to the IJoard when, and if, the agreement is finalized. Fro111 Page 1 TRUSTEES ... salary increase to all empl~ycs. S3L106 10 increase tot;:i! reserves from 31 ~ percent to 4 1 ~ percent. :1nd 595.544 in .:-taffing ;Jt the five sthools. 11·ill be th e • first items to be re stored if the election passes. The remaining 30 percent of the ne\v · rc,·cnuc would be plascd in unassigned rcaUOc<llion . In arguing .for Lhc u n a s s i g n e d reallocation rnethod, 1\1rs. Gi!lelle ..said .she felt the election revenue should be pul in areas such .'lS the ne\v reading progran1, 1vhich \l'OUld have received ~6Jl00 according lo the proposed list of restorations. ''The reading program is high on the list of goals, and $6,000 is hardly enough:' Utrs. Gillelle said. Trus1ec Bro\\'JlC, 11·ho originally backed !he list of proposed rcstoralions. ilrgued that practical district expenses to be put -back into !he budget were necessary, · <1long with the educational programs. ''The district n1ust go on, even while ~·•e're implementing goals. \Ve can't just let our buildings fall do'''" because \ve're fol\ov.·ing the goals," Browne said, sJrcssing the need for maintenance funds. In addition lo the decision 1nadc regarding restorations. trustees 1~·erc again in disagrccrncnt over lht! proposed cutbacks. Trustees Gillette and Linke fell there ,,.ere slill excesses in areas such as the district music prograrn. conferences and consultants. special educnlion programs and the district's learning center. They argued that the staffing units - from "''hich teachers. aides. counselors. librarians and other personnel arc deri\'ed -should not be cut at all -but parlicularly not at the elc1ncntary school level. But Superintcndant Don \\loodin gton 1old trustees if staffing unit s 1,·ere not cut. "it v•ould be paralyzing in some areas, to certain programs." No decisions "''ere made on cutbacks, and trustees 1\•i!l again cxainine the budget al a spcci<il study session next Tuesday at 7:30 p.nl . Kill.for-hire Case REDONDO BEACI! !LT PJ ) -Tu·o men were arrested late Tuesday and charged with conspiracy and solicitation to commit 1nurder after they allegedly lried lo hire a man to kill 11vo shcriff·s deputies. Charged were Jerry Day and Richard Gilbert, bolh 27. · OlAHGlCOAST LB DAILY PILOT rne 0.•"911 Co.i:.l 0,0.ly P-.lol . .,,,., .,.,._.,••co,,.. I n~~ I"" ri~ .. "''"" ,, wt.I<>''"~ t.. I~~ OU~ll" (c.Jo' Put.I• n,,.~ °"""""'~• 5toa••T~ !><:M..,n". .,e puoos"'"a M<>'la.,. !"'<NJ" F"dlY. In< Cos!I '~e>il N~.,..P!>"I ll~.c" Hu~hng!on Beoc"1rou,.. '"~ v.111e; 1 ,,.,.,n. BflJC~ 1,.,,.,..,~•ddl•~" .101 ~·n f om•n'<•/l;1n Ju.on Ctot\lr•r" A ••~0"' •"'I"'"" r M•· .n ·~ DUl>t•'.>11'11l ~a'"'~ I>• •"1 ;,"'" ,,.,, '"" D""'·'""' ru..-.•,"1rwt;t P'-•M .... ~.i~ w .. I e., ~I"'' C.v· I,\ .... , ... Ul•'D<"·~ 9~6~( \,·ti~ V.'"' I P1t »<lW>T 1na Pu to•~""' 1'.:: IP W~~ 11.ce "•e•'3~n1 •nd r.._.....,,1 ~· '""~"" lr·-.,,J.:r•.•' ·~- ~ I' •: ..... ._. ..... L~ OO'IMH.locx • ·::-.::IP ·tir "'""".,,. ~ ...... ,.ov,i la.• .... 1 L...-lt•h Oftkt 122 Fat ....... _..... ~ Adctr.&: P.O flo, r.iOO. <?/! ~2 .,_OffkH COii• ~ l3IO wet.I a... !l!•~t ~ ... ,eto:~-8ou''""1 ....,,..... ...... 1117~ e. ...... ew.-0 .. d s,.,.~:llOINar1'>£1 Ct"''"""'~I Three Zmaes . Planners Order Density Report ~lcmlX'rs or the L..1guna Beach Planning Con1missio n and Board of Adjustn1cnl sifted through El handful of proposals for density reduction Jn the R· 2. R·l and C-1 zones Utonday night, and told Planning Director \\1ayne Moody lo put what was left in a coinpletc draft by n~xt ri.tonday. The thrre zones -mcdiu1n and hi gh residential and light con1n1ercial -arc now covered by a e-0ntroversial, urgency moratorium passed by the city council. y.•hich has greatly reduced const ruction 1n these aft'ilS. No action 1,·as !;iken al the study session. but the offlc1als \\'ere able to re<ich t·on~ensus 111 sc1·eral areas previously unresol\•1'CI r .... ·o Y.'l·eks :1go. the two planninJ:l bodies sµh t unu !'Cl't:'r:1t conimiltees, each studying one phase of the densi ty reduction problcn1 One l'Olnrnitte c. h c a d e d by Con1n11ssioncr Sally llcllerue. cxaniincd Lcig·una Unit Will _411ply For Fun<ling Uespi1e obiet•tions by Tr u st e es PJtricia Gillet!c and Gerald Linke trustees \'Otcd 3-2 Tuesday night to apply for $6.000 in federal funds to expand the J_,agun11 Dca ch Unified School Distric!'s drug education program. The dissenting trustees argued that the di strict should ke<'p its program in one direction primarily the county seminars led by Dr. Herb ·Brayer, of Ille County &ard o[ Educalion. ··\Vhy aren't we coritinulng the {'Stablished program?" :>.lrs. (iil\ette questioned. Assistant Superintendent Robe r 1 Reeves said Brayer's program y.·ould be continued , but the application for more funds would serve to expand and sophisticate the program. "The money, if \\•e get it. \\Ould pay part of Dave llagcn's salary:· R..:evt>s explained. Hagan , an e I em en I a r y counselor. ii;_,. head of Jhe districl"s current drug education program. T\\•enty-six districts in the country ~·ill receive the funds. and each "''ill hare a ''School Team for Hun1an Ecology ", \\'hich will be trained to deal with local drug abuse probleins. It the Laguna proposal is accepted, the team wi ll be composed of ltagen, Trustee Jane Boyd, Thomas Dugger, a district administrator. ri.lick ie Thibodo. district psychologist, and Ed Burl i ngham , teacher. The tean1 \1•ould be trained in a rebional center in Oakland. Fro111 Page 1 AVCO •.. hel\\·een Corona del ~lar and Laguna Beach sho\\" that resort de ~·elopmcnts are nced('d, Joseph said. Forthcoming parts of the coastal plan intensity of de\'elo pmen t a n d recreation -1\ ill state an intent to •·preserve coastal land for recreatioo and open space front the mean hi gh tide line to the nearest major publi c road p.:1ral· Jeling the coast," Joseph said. lie added that the alternative at least deserves ··adequate consider a Hon." The Avco projects have had a stormy history before the regional and state coastal commissions. Bolh have been denied in other forms at least once. The inland tract - on which Joseph recoinmends approval -is part o( <1 larger 411-acrc projec t. onlv part of \l"hich is within Ille 1,000 yard pcnn11 zone. It includes an 18-hole public golf course. 10 holes of which the coa s1;1t commission must approve, and about 2,000 housing units. Adjacent lo the or e a n s id e condominiums. Avco is planning a hotel and commercial area on 17.6 bluff top acres. That proposal Isn't part of tl11;; application. The land also includes a 10-acrc pa i k abo\"e Salt Creek Beach, which Avco sold to the t'Ounty a fey.· years ago. Avco originally had proposed to build more than J,600 housing unit s on the ~l'<1ward acres but cut it down during a series of governmental hearings. The company recently filed a $29- mi!lion la\VSu.it against the state and the coaslal commissions for turning down its claims of exemption from the roastnl act requirements for the two lract.s. Frotn Pnge 1 CASPERS . • • just another one of ~lrs. Bents' wild alleg_ations trying lo make headlines and trying t.o shake the credibility of the supervisor." Nelson vowed tJ1at Caspers will not exceed the spending limit. And he pointed out that Caspers ls the only supervisor who has tried to enact an ordinance to regulate campaign spending bf all supervlsorial candidates. "But he couldn't even get hls moUon seconded,'' Nelson sakt. Caspers, himself, waa unavallable for comment on ei!W.r charge. bulk and density standards, and in the R· 2 (medium density rsesldential) zone, decided to allow a larger number of w1its per square feet than previously suggested. Property owners with lots between 4,000 and 6,000 square feet can construct ty.·o units. the officials tentatively <1greed. with the provision that attached units must undergo design re\'iew by the &ard of Adjustment. The officials felt that with the design rc1·ie1\', and the space limitations, block· hkc structures would not result , but property owners would be sati..!lfied . Up until this lime, Commissioners \1·ere talking about allowing only one unit on lots less than 6.000 square feet. Commissioners and board members also reached consensus on what to allow in the C-1 (light commercial) zone. They tentatively decided the ground floor must be commercial. but some proportion of the_ top floors 1nay be. residential units. :'\foody \\'as directed to 1vork out an exact arrange1nent for allowing a certain number of dy.•ellin~s ·in the commercial :irea. The officials also discussed a con1 rnittec report concerning t h c proposals' relationship \.\'ith t he conservation clements of th e general plan. Com1nissioncr Bill Leak made several sugges!ions for limiting cons!ruction in areas such as beach parks. hluffs. drainage channels, beaches and y.·ater channels. :\loody y.·ill also incorporate these in his ne11· draft. The next pub!ic hearing on densi tv reduction is Scheduled for June IO, but ;, 1:opy of ~loOOy's draft is expected to be available to the public by the beginning of next 1vce~. to ins ure ample ti1ne to cxarn ine the proposals. President Nixo1i Will Not Coniply lT1itli, Tape Order \\'ASHINGTO:V rAPI President !\ixon notified the House Judiciary Committee today he would not comply 11ith a subpoena demanding tapes or II \\"aterga te conversations. Rep. \\'iley ~Jayne (R-Io1va ), emerged from a closed con1mittee session and told nc\rsm~n that the \\'hite House response 1\·as delivered to committee Chairman ---------cc------SENATE PANEL BACKS UP JAWORSKI, Story, Page 4 Peter \\'. Rodino Jr. (D·N.J.), about 11 a.in., one hour past the deadline set by the subpoena for a reply. ~fa)'ne said Rodino told the 38·member committee that he just received the response "and said it \vas unfavorable ... it \\'as negative." Earlier, Xixon offered the committ ee one edited transcript in response lo the co mmittee's request for tapes of 66 \Vhite House conversations dealing \VJ1h the dairy industry and International Telephone & Telegraph Corp, Ni:ton's lawyer, James D. St. Clair, said the President feels he has already given the committee everything else it needs for that phase of its impeachment inquiry. St. Clair said many of the 66 conversations sought by the committee in , connection \1·ith the ITT and dairv [ industry matters 1vere not recorded and thal others were not..,eertinent to the co1nmittee's inquiry. ··\Ve feel the operati\'e conversations 1 have already been furnished ,'' St. Clair said. 1 All that will be supplied, he said, is a I partial transcript of an April 4, 1972 eonversation between Nixon, former ! .\tly. Gen. John ~1itchcll and former \\1hite House aide H. R. Haldeman. St. Qair said testimony at the Senate \Vatergate hearings shows that there was discussion o! the ITI case during th;ll mC<'ting. * * * Judge to Order Break-in Case NI aterial Public WASHINGTON (UPI) -U.S. District Judge Gerhard A, Gesell said today he would order the \Vhite House to turn over any "relevant afifl material" documents needed in the Ellsberg break-in trial scheduled for June 17. "I don 't recognize executive privilege, If anything is relevant and material, it's going to be produced by the United States," Gesell remarked during his third day of oral arguments on pretrial motions. "We must proceed with what is relevant and' material in thls crime. We're not going to have a secret trial of public matters," Gesell said that the ·Ells berg defendant.II were enlllk!d to examin& tlle!t While House personal files and said he would ask tile House Armed ServlcH Cmlmittee for · the testimony o f Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. - < • Sla1rgJater 011 Teiatft Ave1i1ie? No, it's a si1nulated 1najor auto acci dent on the l '(' Irvine ca1n pus. where n1en1bers ot' UC! Exper1tnl:'1t· tal College first aid classes Tuesday put \\·hal ill· structors Bob l'a ln11~~r and Barry \\'ciner hal'l' \<1ttg!1t tht•111 10 1v0rk .. \utnn1nb!l(' ('l ub ol ~ou thern C1ilifur- 11i:t l'u11Lr1butl'd thl~ rcal1stn· props for the excr1.:i~C V1rsl aicl students 1111·olvrd are fine today . but i.:Olldl- llon uf car's or1g1 11 :.il occupa nts is unknown. Liquor Hijacke1· Fcices J,a~una lloard c Ok.a YI' Student Prison Ter11i in Coiint)t • 'I' B 'I' o c ru ~lcc B,· T0:\1 BARLEY oi I"• 0111, Pilol S1i11t J·lis !;:isl al'cuuc of appeal clost·d by the r\evada SuprCllH' Court Gene nandanu. .;'s , convicted.of hijacking ·;:1nd <1t1c1np1.111i: to bribe a police officer, retur11t•d to Orange County Tu esday un9l'l: ht';11 ~· gua rd to face the sentencing he a\·01dcd \\'hCn he ncd !O r\e\·ada a year ago As District A!lorncv Cecil ll itl-..; 1\·atchcd. Superior Co1·rt Ju'lge Jarlll'S Turner sent Randano to th count~· Jail after rej ecting defense auorn('y LA..>onard t\otcBride's plea that his client be con1· milled to the Orange County :\ledital Center. • Randano. \rhose al\egcd hcan e-0ncl1 qp n \1a s the cat.L~t' of 1nany delays in lus t1111 !rials, 11,111 be returned to the cour!r011111 June 19 to face court action on thl' probation he allegcdlv violated \1 hen ill· W 0111en Voters On T ele·visiou Three n1e1nbers of the League 111 \\'o rnen \'oters l\'i!l explain the pru~ and cons of the nine propositions lo appear on the June 4 primary ballot in s1>ecial progran1s 011 channel 50 Thursday at 8 µ.n1. and Sund:iy at 9:30 p.ni. The paneli s!s incluclC': I. C' c Podolak of Orange, past pre~idcnt of the Santa Ana-Tustin-Orange league; Kit Drollinger of Et Toro. past president of the Orange Co:i~t lea gue and l'<ancy Jones of Huntington Beach , treasurer of the Huntington lie ach league. t. IL•(! Ca!ifon11a fur l.:1~ \ 1·ga .... nandano ha' not \l'! scr1 l·d 1111• \lU-tL1r F11I tenn ;1111! 1l1rt'~· .11·:irs pro:iation hl· rl·t·l•h·l·d friun .)udicL' T111"1H'I' 11H1re th:u1 four .1·c<1rs ;11!0 ;1ftl'r hr s111tchl·d S.20.111111 11·ur1h of liquor fn11n th t' old Saddleb:iL·~ Inn in L.:1~un~1 Ur;1\'h lo 1hl' furilll'I" Fl'ht:iano'.~ Hl·~1aurant 111 > l' 11 µor t Drach. Hand1u10 11;1' v111· 11f tht• hl 1nd l'ntr.rt;11nL·r · .... p:1rlnL·rs 111 tlll' \\'t'"llhll !)ri\'e suppl'r L·lul> 01x•r;1!1011 Bu1 lhl'tr as.,01:1at1on rnded 1111h Fl'l1t111n•1's filing of ii b1ttei!1• fought l'l\ ti :ll'lion ;:1ga1nst the L:is \"L'i;ns n1a11 Dcn1ot'ralit' I~ndorl'cn1c11 l ~ The Lai::una llca('h O~·rnn('r;1t1c Ch11J 11 ill <:onsidl'r endorscn1t•nts f ti r nonpnrtisan sc hool <Jnd l'!1Unly posts as \l'r\I as prl'·pri tnar~· IJ1•1n0Crat1c party ('ndorscnll·nts in ;1 nil·c!lng :1t i :;o p n1. Thursd:i) :it thl' llo1ne of Pt lt'!' Frct'n1:in, 3052 ~lountain r 1c11• Dn\r. L;i;.:unn Bearh. The public 1s 1n1 it{'d 10 ilttend !he cluh rune!1on as 1nc n1bcrs \till' on candidates for the l!l con!rSlt'<I 1iffrLT~ ;1ppraring 011 the .June 4 hallo! Tht' club 1•.111 also discuss and propose c·ndor:.l'!l1ents on the nine hallol propos1!1ons. Endorse1nent s ror all t' :1 n d i d .'l t es rt<1uire a t110-th1r<J S \Ole of 1nc1nhf•rs 1>rescnl. 1'hr cndorsen1l'nt 1)()rl ion of lhL' n1ccting \l'ill be tha1r<·d bi \'t1rna llol!ingl'r. Club president is Fran Engrlh<1rdt . LaJ'.:'un:i Bt•:1rh Ln1f1cd School District tn1 .... lt't'S unanimously il f:reed Tuesday n1gli! to alto11 a 5!udt·nt to become a non- 1"01111g l!Jl•tnbt•r 111 !lit• school boilrd next f.tll · ~·vr 1n;111v \'\'ilrs ::.tudent ll•adrr! at 1.:n.:un.1 H~;1t:h High Seh<IOl h a \" e 1·111npl;111u·(t at11a1t till' laek of srudent rt•presl'11t:111011 1111 Ilk• ho'1rd. and next \•·•ir 11il! lit• !th· t1r~! \'t•;1r tli;i t /l .<;\Udcnt i111l l1;nt' ;1 1111t·t• 111 d;s1rict pohr1ci.. -.\l1h1111gh thl' ~!udl'nt rn.1~· not \'Ole. he 1n:1.1 p:irtic.:ipah· 111 !ht• fo!lo\11ng ll'ays . -\11<·nd lJ0;1rd n1t't'IH1J!S H~·t'l'l\l' ;111 :1gl'nda and ~uµport1ni; !J,,r1111u·n1.; fqr rht' 1111•1·1111gs . ~11·1'! 11 1111 ! h,• ,<;u1~:n11tcr11Jrn1 prior to Wdrd 11it·t'!1ng' COflCt'tlling agend,111ems. -S..•r\ e as liaison bct11·t'C'n the board ,111(1 tile ~tuclt·nt~ at Laguna Uearh lligh '->.. h1MJl -.\la~· par!1cip:ne 111 discussion.s of a~··nda 1!em.-; prior 10 the l"ote. l'h' ~tudt•flt <; 11 ill IK' stlect ed by !ht 'tLalt·nt bod~· of 1hc J11gh school. Fl"fllll Pll!/C l l3 '.\ CL.E . :. hun.ct·lf and lay do11·n on the bed besidr !llt' :-ihC' s:11d shr \1as afraid of him and so didn 't fight off his ad1·antes. She s.n1d ~ l'<1uldn·1 ll';11·c the room af1crwards bl't;111St' he 11 11uldn't return her und1·r1xu11 <;, ~;1~ Ill'.; hl' 11;1nted them as a kl'l'p.~:tkt• She ;11"0 IC'51Jfli'd the~· \\'l'rc in bt'd 90 n11n11tt:; and tlK·n Y..1tchcd television do\111stairs beforr Ste11·art d rove ;n'a~. She ll'Slif1<'CI she didn't call poli ce ;11 1h.t! tirne and didn't c:t ll her parents. that she d1dn "t tall for hcl11 during the 1nr1dl'nt or at1t•1npt to !cave. She S<lld Stt·11:1rt telephoned two da ys l<ilcr to apologize. --"-------~~ Lynn Hart HART'S John Hart SPORTING GOODS II • • ' Ol'll'I 9 to 6 BIC YCLES--f' ARTS-TIRES-ACCESSORIES 538 CENTER STREET -COST A MESA,....646-1919 ClOSlD SUNDAY Baseball Shoes All Purpose Shoes Soccer Shoes Tennis Shoes Warm-Up Shoes Football Shoes Wrestling Shoes Tennis Dresses Mens & Bays Tennis Shorts · Mens & Boys Tennis Shirts War'm-Up Suits Hats & Visors Mens Tennis Sweaters , Tennis Rackets Wilson -Davis · Bancroft Dunlop · Yoneyama Racquetball Racquets & Balls Handball Gloves & Balls Table Tennis Paddles & Balls Squash Rackets Baseball Mitts • Balls -Bats Softball Shirts Softballs & Bats Volleyballs Basketballs Soccer Balls Slant Boards Weight Sets Bike ·Repairing -Bike Parts • Tires -Tubes • . ,, • ., f ! ' I I f t I I I , • : • Saddleha~k 'n'otlay's Final N.Y. Stocks EDITION VOL. 67, NO. 142, 8 SECTIONS, 110 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 , 1974 TEN CENTS • .. · . .•.. . ,., •, ::.;,.. .. ' .. . . _, D•llr PilOI Stall Pnoto Sla11ghter On Te11tl1 Avea111e? No. it's a simulated major auto accident on the UC thc111 lo ,,·ark. ,\ulon1obile Club of Southern Calif or· Jrrine ('a1np us. where 111cmbers of Ul'I Experilnen-n1a contributed the realistic proPs for the exercise. tal l'ollege first. aid <:lasses Tuesday put whal in-First aid students involved are fine today. but condi· s_t r_u_c_t o_r_s_B_o_b_P_a_lm_e_r_a_n_d_B_a_r_r:_y_l_V_e_i1_1c_r_h_a_,_·e_t_a_u.::g_h_l __ t_ion" o ~Cars· original occupa rlts is u n k~owri. · Irvine Seeks ·Air Station Council f ' ote~ for .'$50 ,0()>[) ,~f ouitori11g Stutio11 Irvine City Council men1bl'.'rs Tuesdrt\' night voted to ask the California Air Resources Board 1AR 8 ) to locate at least one $50.000 air quality 1nonituring station in lr\'inc. The decision to request the data- collecting service came during a study S'!Ssion in which the impact of smog on future city growth ""as discussed. Dan Liebern1an, program 1nan;iger fnr the state AltB, told councilmen thev should not be approving developme rit proposals unless they are cert<1i:1 t>nvironmental impact reports f o r projects adequately discuss air pollution. .. ,f you are planning a city of 400,000 you must quRlify lh~ em1ss1ons associatrd \\'ith the va rious alternatives in your g~neral plan," Lieberman said. Impact reports should inc I u d e es1ima tcs of the amounts of pollutants to be generated by automobiles nc\\' rcsidcnfs or employes will drive. '·if you don't know how much pollution a developmen t will add, then you shouldn 't approve the project-.'' Llebcnnan sa id . On the other ha!ld, projects approved \Vith .. inadequate" impact report information on pollutants, Lieberman said, will subject the city to lawsuits by enviroomental action groups or may dis- qualify the city from oonsideration for highway or sewer construction federal gri.lnts. Presently the state of Cali fornia has no system for enforcing stringent air pollution control measures spelled out by fed eral Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines. Federal rules include limits on approvals of indirect sources of air pollution such as industrial parks, major shopping centers or do"'Titov.'11 parking garages. The trend of state legislation is to\vard e1npowcring regional air b a s i n coordinating agencies to determine places where dcvelop1nent may or may not be permitted. Orange Coast By collectin~ basic data on tl1c qual1t~ -of air in Irvine cily offlci<.1ls <:an justify their decisions lo appro\·c or dcn_:i• /It:\\' developments on the basis of accurate estimates of impact on air quality. Liebcrn1an suggested. After January 1. Lieberman said. Hl(' EPA will begin issuing or \\'ithholding Pt"rmits for developments classed ;i~ indi rC<'t pollution sources. ~ta.vor (:abric!lc Pryor told 1\'Jl' sratc official the city of lr,•ine doesn't necessarily .. "·ant to grn"· to a l'il~· of 400.000. but rather becau~(' of other stale IJ\\S fel•ls it must allO\\' such growth . "Herc is the dilcn1ma "'e face~ \Vhat do \\1· do 1vhcn the EPA says \\'C can't grow any 1nore and HUD t U.S. Department of Housiog and Urban Development I s<1.1·s \.\'C have lo provide low-cost housing·:·· Councihnan Robert \Vest added to the dilen1ma by asklng ho\v a city might turn dn11'n a development 1\'hen .. the developer sa.\·s hc·11 sue us for confiscation of his pru~rty?" Lieberman suggested that projects \1hich can be proved ta lo"·e r en1issions shouldn't conflict \\'ith edicts of other ~See Sl'ATI01'', Page 2) Saddleback Hospital Gets Money of Estate Close 10 $135.000 from the estate of ~lelen Dubsky \Vatts. a Leisure \\lorld resident wf'JO died April 23. has been bequeathed to Saddlcback Community lfospita\. · Equal an1ounts \rill go to the An1erican Cancer Society and the American Red Cross, Orange County Chapter. said r-.Irs. \\'atts' widower Hov.'ard. Watts announced his \\life's gilt as he presented the first installment. a $19.000 check, to the non-profit hospit.'ll's l:!:xecutive Director Harold Gano. Mary Weldy, the hospital's public infonnation offi~er, said the no-strings· attached gift came as a total surprise to hospital officials. "Since we v.·eren't expecting ii. \\'e don't knO\.\' yet \\'hat we'll do "''ith it." she said. The girt \Vas design.1ted only for the General Fund. which can be used for almost anylhing. ti.·lrs. \Valls , who had Jived in Leisure World only fou r years, had long favored the activities of charitable organizations. Her first husband died or cancer, but Law Enf oree111e1at his life "·as prolonged ina!l~' years due to the help of the Cancer Society, Mrs. \\'alts' niece Marian Dubsky Jonse said. 1\ graduate of USC. ~·!rs. \Vatts taught school for ye~rs and held a pre· vocational life dipl a in home making for elementary junior high teaching. She also v.·as an honorary member of the Delta Kappa Gamma society and Phi Kappa Phi. BE ON LOOKOUT FOR-A WHA1'? SAN DIEGO (AP ) -Police are looking for a gee-haw whinney diddle. a moon spinner nnd a flipper-cl inger. l)r. Rainon Ross. an edue?ation professor at San Diego State, explains they're dup licates of early American toys -stolen Tuesday from his car. LA Charges Patty l(idnap, Robbery Co1111Jlaints Filed LOS ANGELES IUPI I -Patr11.:1a lfearst. sought for 31:: n1onths as <i kidnap victim, was herself forn1ally charged v.1ith kidnaping today in a complaint alleging she becari1e a gun- wielding membe~ of the terrorist cult that abducted her. The 20 ·year -old heiress and !\ro members of the Symbionese Liberation Anny slill at large, \Villiam and Emily Harris, lvere charged in i.he 12 -hour lrvi11e Ol\.ays 8% Teachers~ Pay Increase lrvine Unified School Di strict teachers and adn1inistrators shook hands Tuesd:1\' on a nc\v pay pact 1vhieh "·ould gi\'c thC teachers an eight percent salary increase next y.ear. The -agreemenl, \Vhich "'ould hike the IO\\'est salary of a beginning teacher fro1n S8.343 to S9.010 a year, \\'as reached in a special executive session Tuesday night. 1\~achers voted ~1onday to accept the pay package \\'Orked out o\'er l\l'O months of negotiations by representalives of the board of trustees and of the three teachers organizations. 1'hc package, \\'hich includes fringe benefit increases and additional funds ~llocated directly to schools, will be included in the 1974-75 budget and will cost the district S320,000, according to J ohn Rajcic, assistant superintendent. According to Airs. Fran Morton at the superintendent's office , the agreement also includes special funds to reimburse teachers in grades four through six to compensate for thei r longer instruction.-il day. A Sl.600 discretionary fund f o r counselling in grades seven through 12 has been set up, she said. An additional S35 per student has also been allocated to the schools to be used at the discretion of the administrator:s. The pact also included: -An increase in the amount paid teachers for additional schooling from S33 per graduate unit to $36 per graduate unit, up to an $80 maximum. - A raise in longevity pay from S499 a Jear to $524 a year increase for each year of teaching up to a 12-year maximum. -A raise in the amount paid lo teachers \l'ho oblain masters degrees from $499 to $524. A fringe benefit increase of $100 a year Jn dependent coverage. Reduction of the average number of students in a class from 29 to 27. Kunslt.'> lurnlttes Free Hostllg·es KANSAS CITY I AP ) -Angry Jackson County jail inmates seized three guards as hostages and held control of one seclion of the fortress for three hours before surrendering early tod ay, The inmates first exchanged their hostages for County Executive George Lehr ~nd a local newspaper report er. After eight of the 46 rebellious prisoners n1ct with ot her newsmen to publicize • grievances. the inmates released Lehr and KaOsas City Slar reporter Harry Jones Jr. unharmed. It was the third disturbance at the jail in a \Yeek. abduction of ;i higti .~rlluol ~·011th durlll !.!, their desperate 11l!l'nlpts ];1st \\'('l'k tn a\·oid r:1rturl' ~liss Hearst \1as rl'portl·d to ha\·t· tul l MORE HEARST STORIES APPEAR TODAY ON PAGE 5 the young tnan that she \laf: not :1 party to her original k1d11;iping: frotn her Berkeley apartnlcnt on Feb. 4 but th ~lt she joined the SLA ht-cause she didn't ' UP I Ttltphoto CHARGED WITH RAPE Actor Mel Stewart Girl Testifies Slie Dilln't Call ]Jolice iu 'Rape' CLErELA:\"D. Ohio !AP I - A 16-ycar- old Cleveland !·!eights girl has \cstif1cd she didn't call police or others after \\'ha! she alleges was her rape by actor ~1el Stewart. Stewart, 1~·ho plays Uncle Henry in the CBS televison series. "All in !he Fan1ily." has denied the charges. The girl also testified Tuesday in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court that she raised her arms lo make it easier for Ste\vart to remove her swenter. "He pulled n1c do1\·n on the bPd and \:legan undressing me" she tcstifed. ··1 told him to stop but~he didn't. He then put a blanket over nle and got undressl'd hirnself and lay dov. n on the bed beside me." She said she \l'as afraid of tum and so did.n'l fight off his ad\'an1.es . She said S'rlc cou!dn·t leave lhe room ;1fter1vards becau~e he 1\'ot1ldn't return her underpants, saying he 1\·antcd thein as a keepsake. She also testified they were in bed 90 1ninutes and then v.•atched television downstairs before Stc1vart d r o v e nway. She testified she didn'I call plllicc at !hat liinc and didn 't call her parents. that she didn't call for help during the incident or attempt to leave. She said Stewart telephoned two days later to apologize. Sau Diego Ar~ou tl1111k ht•t' lt11111l\ did all 1! ('Uiild to nH:et 1ht' ran ... 1u11 d1·111a11d<; Tht' L'OrnpJ.111ll filt:d !Jy !lie Los An- gt·le,; ch~lnt·1 :ir1orn('r·.., oflirL' ;:i~oin~t \liss Jle;11·~1 ;d-.o listed fl\'t• counts of :1~sault \\itn ~ dl'<1dly \\'t•apon 11·ith intcn11 tu kill. lOlll' tnunt.~ of robbt·ry 1n the lirs! dl'gl'l'l' :1nd a second count ot k1<l· 11:1p1ng tor the purposl' (!f robbery. H:nl tor lht' gr;i11duaul;hll'f of \hl' foulldl'I' uf 1hr llcarsl ncwspapl'r empire !See HEAR ST. Page 21 Cltspers flit F or Lu11tli11 g ,4fter Cu1·fe1v By L. PETER KRIEi- 01 !™f D•ilY Piie! Stall 1:ifth District Supervisor Honald \\I. C;iO:pers ca1nc· under fire today for using Or;ingl: County Airport after the II p.n1. C·urf1•',\' for tht• t:h<irtert'd planr that fle1\' his hirthoa.\· party gut•sts to S;.1n Diego \!ond:1.v n1c:hL ~!rs. ,\\arci;t Bl'n!s one of Caspers' !hl'l't.' UPiH>Jl('JllS In till' June 4 -su1X'r\·1sorial prin1ary. snid Caspl'rs used a "tech nicality" to tircun1\'Cll! noisl' JIJ.'.'lte1nent regulation~ at Orange Coun· 1y 1\1rpon "By using :111 Electra jct to transporl his 60 pa,ving: guesls. he avoided a tin1c curt\:\1' imposed by airport authorities for Jct takeoffs and landings." l'vJrs, Bents said. An aide to Caspers said ~!rs. Bents 1s off bast> "'ith her charges. "The Electra "·as used on purpo se. The plane is quiet and does not violate noise regulations."' said ad m in is tr at iv e ;,1:•si.o:t:int Hobert Nelson. \Ir;:. 13l'nts 1naintained that an\' airplane arriving after ll p.m. is nois};. .. :\ prop·Jl't by an.\' nthcr nan1e is still a nui:;c nu1s;111ce <lrrh ing rhat late at 11i;.:ht." shr :-aid. ~!rs. Bents also :1ceu:;cd Caspers of excci:ding ills self-in1posed canipaign spending liinit. "That is untrue." '.°'ielson said. ''It is JUSt another one of .\\rs. Bents' wild <1llcgations trying lo nuike headlines and trying to shi.lke the credibility of the supervisor.·· ~e\son \'Qi.red that Caspers \\'ill not cxr0 cd the spending li111it. i\nd !le pointed out that Caspers is th!! only supervisor \\'ho has tried to enact an ordinance to regulate campaign spending by all supervisor:al candidates. .. But. he couldn't even get his motion sccundcd," ~clson said . Caspers, himself, \\'JS unavailable for comn1cnt on either charge lrrine Council Seeks Aus u:ers 0 11 I niprovernent.r,; B(•fore app roving major projects ranging from bike trails to street l;_indscaping. Irvine City Co u n c i 1 n1cmbers want to predict hov.· n1uch improvements v.•il\ cost to mnintain. Councilmen decided in study session Tuesday night, lhe~1 1vill need mort' inforn1ation from staff or consultants before deciding on a ca ·pi la I in1provements pollc~. Public \Vorks Director Brent ~tuchow \1·as asked to find out ho~v n1uch it \\'ill cost the eitv to studv construction and n1aintenance costs for" proposed projects. Weather Cooler Thursday with increasing low cloud s tonight and Thursday morni.ng. Mostly sunny In the after· noon hours. Highs in the mid 60s at the beaches rising to the mid· 70s inland. 3 Sheriff Hopefuls Gripe SAN DIEGO (A P) -Arson v.-·;1s suspecled today after l\ro brush fires burned ove r 250 acres cast of San Diego. By late Tuesday, firen1en containl"d a 150-acre fire two n1iles west of Alpine in Harbison Canyon and a 100-acre blaze in llios Canyon \vest of Flinn Springs Park in Lakeside. Arn11.·d with information \Vhich allo\rs eounc1ln1en l.O determine ho\v 1nuch i1 \\'ill cosl to build a street nnd 1naintain it for t!ie next 5. 10 or 15 years' Mayor G;ibriclk• Pr.vor said. will n1ake it easier to drtcr111inc spending priorities. INSIDI·: TODA l' A 14-year-old hig/t sclwol bast· ball J>layer, struck by a lig}tt• 1ting bolt tliat hit him in the forehead and came out through lits right heel. escaped with only supcrficUd bunts Tuesda11. See Sports for more details, Page 11. • I By JAN WORTH 01 fflt D•lly f'lltl Sllll i.aw enforcement in South Orange County needs to be stepped up and drastically modernized, three candidates for Orange County Sherif( agreed Tuesday night. The three, Marshall Norris, Eagene Vinlpve, and George Savord, appeared in Lebure World at a forwn set up by form~ Inglewood police chief William Kennedy, • backer of savor<!. Keanedy also was moderator <lf the forum •. The olher three candidate. for the oUlce, Jerry Lee Lawrence, Spero Janloe, and Bradley Gales, did not attend. "1 the end of the Jwo hour meeting, Kennedy offered Savord a chance to "take off his candldale11 bat" and speak Independent of the other two candidates about pending legislation affecting la\v enforcement. In the earlier part of the program, where each candidate was give·n an equal ctiance to speak, all three said they lM!lieVe the present sheriff's department, headed by retiring Sherif{ James Musick, Is at least 15 years behind the times. "We've waited 18 years for a sheriff's ~bstatioo in "'uth Orange County." ~orris said. "It was an emergency 10 years i_ago. • . "Regardless of wjlat you've been told or read in tbe papers, there is no blueprint lo~ a substation In Laguna Niguel. That's just part of the political campaign of ooe of the supervisors. You can't do plans In 30 Jlays."' Norris ..... nea the proposats by Fiith District SUpervl"'r Ronald Caspers that one courtroom at Ille Laguna Niguel Civic Center be temporarily used as a sheriff's substation. "It doesn't work, it never has \l'orkl'd . and it never will work to have police in a courtroom," he said. Savord, former chief of police in Cypress, told the audience of 100 if h<' is elcctOO he will make sure each of his officers carries an advanced first :1id card and has "llfe saving oxygen in his car right along with air for the tires." Savord also suggested thst to improve police coverage of the I a r g· e ~incorpora'ted ares from Ca pistrano llellch \<r El Toro, he would propose trilning resident deputies to work {ront their homes. '"Ibey could report to a roving llold supervisor," Savord said. "This would save the colt of driving back and forth to (See' SHERJFt', Page 2) • I DAILY PILOT AD SELLS A1VYTHING A few \\·ords in the right place can sell almost anything. At least t'naL seenl.s 10 be the story of these few v.·ords: 20' SWORD FISH PLANK, stainless steel b u c k e t , (phone) or (phone ) It took-only threl' days to sell the items listed In that Dally Pilot classified ad- a story that is oftc-n repeated by s.'ltisfit'd users of Daily Pilot ads, Dial the direct line to place a few words of your own. Phone 642-54178. ,( Cfluncilmen also asked cit~· staff to pr<'pare a rl•port on the ways city actions 1n1ght expedite progress on 1111tlcrgrounding or overhead power and tt•l ephone lines. 1'uruer Case Ending? JACKSONVILLE. Fla. iAPI -Alter nearly nine months and n11l\lons of words, prose<:utors today \\'ill make B Unal effort lo convince a fl'<ICr31 jury that flamboyant businessman Clenn Turner and seven associates comn1itLed mail fraud. The jury was expected to st8rt deliberations Thursday in the case ag,inst the eight. chnrgt.'<l In connection wlth the o~ration of Turner's cosmetics and motivational cour$t empire. • • 5 Planner s Join Irvine This Month Fl\'e ne\¥ planners \Viii have Joined the City of lrvlne planni ng start by the end of tht' 1nonth. The new planners fill po s i t Ions auU1oriied by city councilmen nearly 0111.: .\ear ago. 1'1t>y are: -Richard Coacher. 25, who has been an asrociatc plonner \\'ith the city of Riverside. (;oachcr \\'ill enrn Slil.200 ;i yc<ir and be responsible for tract nu1p. use perml! and zone change matters. He is a graduate of Cal State. Doiningucz II ills. -Jan1es (;regorius. 26. \rho was assist;int planner \v ith the city of Torrancr. Hired nt a salary of ~12.200 ;1 year. hr \\'ill v.·ork on general plan atnendtnents and study 1\·<1ys or enacl\n~ general plan policies. lie is a graduate of !he l'nl\'crsllv of Y.'isconsiti. -Linda Shu1nfr \1'ho lea"es a planning job "'ilh Oranj!c Cou n1 y. At $11.340 a yl'<Jr, she will be rr~ponslble for en vironmental hnpn ct repor1s and other ~spccts of development planning . She \s a graduate of C;il State Fullerton. -Ton1 ~l inl'r. 11'ho h<is been an assistant planner for the clly of Laguna lit:ach . He begin s 11·ork as :1dministration planner with responsibilities fo r spec;ll projects, dcn1ographic data, sur\"eys and report publication at an aflnual salary of Sl0.300. He is a yrciduatc o[ S<tn Jo<;c State L'niver~ity. -Robert Shiota. 11·ho has been ::i planning intcrne ·with !he city t1! Lakewood. Ile \vill be responsible for SllL' plan rc\'icw and o!her aspects of de1·elop1nent planning and 11·ill c~1rn SI0.300 a ye!lr. Shiota earned a bachelor's and ma sh.•r of urban clesign degrees al use. - Frona P rige 1 HEARST, .. if she should be apprehended 1\'Js set .:it 150.000. The long list of char~es ;ign111s1 1\l i.~s Jlearst and the ll:irrises 11as rn;idt• public b1' Distr ict Atrorncv .Joseph Busch. ·Anxious to stnrnP out !he last of lhl' Sl..A, the FBI and p;ilicc presSt'd an inll!n.!!e manhunt for !he trio. s('ttlng up special arren~mcnts for !hcrn to !lurrender by telephone or to the Los Angele!! l'ress Cltth or Uar Associn!lo11 lo kt·e p from being killed. "111is i!'I lhc first lime I e1·cr heard of a kidnap l'ictirn hecoming 1l kidnap auspect." Bu sch said. The district <il!omev said lhC'rc -hnd been no "deals'' offcrCd the fugitives in return for their surrender. "Thev \1·ill be treated a.~ 11c 11ould 1~et 1iny other r:rlminal case." nusch sai d. ' Dally Pilot S!ilf P~o:o OFFI CER J OHN JU NGK EIT EXAMIN ES AB ANDONED GETAWAY CAR Color the Band ft Pi nk and Blue and tht Auto Orange Police Wiclen Searclt For Mesa lloldup Man n~· l\HTHUR I\. \'INSEL i\ rnanhunt 11·11s sprrndlng lodn~· for :1 l'olnrfull.v c!nd holdup rnnn 11·ho 1onk ~1.330 from n CosU1 ~lt·su n1arkl't Tucsdn.1· oind fll·d in 11 li!tle ornngc tor. The gcta11·n~· 1·phltlc 11·as rrt·ovt'red 11.:t long nftl'r tl1<' nrrncd rohhl'ry of a SafcwA.v &lore <1t 211 F.: !7th SL. 11·htn an lndlgnanl h1!1dlord nntil'l'd 1hc s!rnnge vehicle in a tenant's asslgnl'd parking space. . ' ·John I'. Bennett. 'l7. of l-'ullcr1on. the store rn;1nagrr. told lHlit'er Jeff !\lilll'r tic had jusl eornplctcd tallying the d11y ·s reeclp1~ iii 5: 15 p.111 .. \l"hen he 11·as ;1pproachcd from bt·hlncl . '"Arc .1·ou 1he n1anagcr·.··· !he colorl"ull.v ;![!1rcd b<tndit :1sked . J!e ll'Orc a bng:lit blue suit and ~harp pink shirl . Hi• 1hen said he had a request. handing 1:enne11 a J.b1··5·inc11 inde x l'ard on which 11·as writltn ihc fuel th;11 the-store ,,·as bt•111g robbL•d . ",'\011·. walk to11nrd the offitl' ... he rcportc<ll.v said. llC'nnC'H. 1..-ho had been 0~1 his 11·ay to · rhc bnnk to ·make UC'posrts ; ~aid hl' hr>sitolcd. ,.,.hereupon lhe bnnd it. \\·ho ll"as 11·cn rlng ·dork sunglasses. reached' rncnnt'ing ly under his coat. ThC' l'irtim .'!.:lid he never sn11• n gun. but that the robber·~ ic.1· attit ude i1111itntrd he n1c:int business in c~·ery Sl<'P of the holdup. Once he hfld !he 1noncv \\'hieh \1·as concealed In a bro1rn p11pe1:bag sna tched <tt ra11don1 frorn <1 nenrby shopping cart. !he bandit headed for the door. Investigators said Benne!! nt that point yelled for son1eonc <11nong !he handful of clerks nnd boxboys present lo get the n1an'.'! license number. Shorl!.v aflcr the 5: is p.tn. hcisl. a ca ll fron1 the landlord complalnlng of unauthorized parking in his lcnant"s pince ecnt patroln1cn f{os coc Broad and ,John Jungkcit to the scene. The.v said investigation sho1rcd the cnr \1·as stolen froin \Vest Co\'ina. Po\lec believe ii definlt clv 11"as the 1·ehlc le involl"ed in the robbery. I Qption OK'cl For Irvine t Electidns lrvlne Citizens are · to be given an opUon to petition for special elections t!f fill vacancies on the city council , the councilmen decided TUe&day n11ht. Faced with the possibility the election of HftQl'Y Quigley. to the state treasurer'!! post ln-NOv~bct, councilmen directed the city attorney to draft an ordinance settlng a city policy on fllllng council vacancies. If Quigley wins the Rcpubllcan prhnary election on June 4, he would face t1 Democrat In the No\'ember Reneral election. On winning that race, he would presumably vacate his city counctl !!eat Jn January, 1975. City Attorney Roger Grable re\'iewed lhe ollcmetlvcs !!tale law provides for fllllng vacancies on clly councils . Within 30 days or the creation of the council opening, councilmen 1nay vote to appoint e successor. If they doo't fill the 9e&t by appolntment a special election must be called .. Under new !late election law. however, cities may have only two elccllons In odd· nun1bcred years. ln March n. n d Norcmller. TI1nt 1nenns the council sent 1vould remain empty two montfls. unless councilmen appoint n replacement to !erve the rcmnlnlng 15 months of Qulgley's lern1 . The option eouncilinen sug,qest!'d be placed In !he city's I0\'1" 1\·oulcl gll'e \'oters 2j of the. flrst JO days to pc tllion thl' cou nci l for a special election ~taror Gabrielle PrYor ~aid todav 1hi· propOsal in efft.'CI '·pr.ohibits 1hc t•Uuncil fro111 appointi ng a rep I a c t"nl c n ! coull('ilmnn fur 25 do.rs Hiler a vacnney occ urs. .'.'Ir there is 110 .cllJzen in1erest ill ~tllllng :in election the council wou ld rrtni.n -Its options and could nppoin1 a succc~sor (Ir not ap point.'" she said. J1i:1c!lun 1rith1n lhl' :JO-d:iy period 1ncan~ ::in cl('('!ion 11·ould ;iuto1natici1ll~ be required, t:rahlc explained. \\'helher appo int ed or rlrttrrl. lhe replatement eouneil1nan ser\'cs only tlll' rl'maindcr of the !t•rtn. lilil'S 111!\,I'. hr111·l'\"l'I". stipulatl' lli:Jt apJXlillll'<i councll!ncn 111ay :;er1 c only until the nex t regular r!ettlon. In no ease 111ay an a'ppoin1ed couneihnen run 111 ;i succet'ding clL•c!ion \l"ilh a b a 11o1 designation of "Jneumhent". lirab!e said. ~11 s. Prvor sald the derision on the \·acancy 1311· is 110! finnl. The \"Ole to rcquc~t !ht drnr! crllinnncc 1r rt s w1unlmous. Co1111ty Pilot • i:..-Ul'I t 1ltPh•lo Tal'leff B1•lde • (lu ru l\lahar.'.!j Ji . 16. and bride l\J;lrolyn Lois .Johnson. 24. \Vho was the t:uru·s Sl'cretarr. \Valk dOVt'll RJ:;le at Hot·kland Conununily Churl'h :-it J .. ookout :\lountni'n in lJenrcr. Stor\· Pa~c H. P1~·e si1le11t Se1·ves Nutice He Will Ig1101·e S11llpoena \\._.\SI !!.\{~TO\ :\'lxon no!ified I \!'I 1hr l!ouse I 'r('<;HIL'i1 ! Jutlieiar.1· C'o111rnil!ce today he 1101ild not eon1pl'. 1ri!h a subpoena dl'rlHU1d111g !:1pe~ <I 11 \\":11rr~:1tt con\'rrsatlons. Hep . \\'ilr~· ~13.\'llC' I B·lo1vn 1. rm"l'gl'd frorn a elO~l·d ron11nirle;,.· ~\'~~1011 nntl toftl l1l'11·sn1rn 1ha ! !hl' \\'hi11' Ho11~l' l"l'~pono:I' 11a~ lll'!!rcrcd !O rorJunlUcl' ("h;ilrrn:1n SENATE PANEL BACKS UP JAWORSK I, Siory, Page 4 /'ctr!' 11·. fiodlno .Jr. 1 [l·\ .. J.1. ;1hout 11 n.rn . one hour pnst the dcndli11c s1·t lJ.1· the subpoena for n re plv. 111'.111 '>!f'. n1altt'r<. llL"i"I' thnr othtrs 11ere not ti 1n1nittt·L'·s 111qu1ry 1101 rl•tordl·d and pt·r!inrn! to 1hc ••\\1• !t·1·I !ht· OPl'f:lllll' tOIJ\'\'!"~O!IOIL'i h:11·c alr<:ndy heen furni~hed." St. C!air s;1id All !h:1\ '\ill he s11ppli<'d. lie ~aid. ls <1 p;11 t1;1J 1r;i11seript or an April ~-1972 ron1t1~1111011 tx•t11l·l'n Nli1on. former ,,lt.1·. (;t•11. .rohn ~11tehel1 and lorm<'r 11 lilll' ll oust uit!c I!. n. llnl drn1an. Sr Cl~ir s:iid testlmony ot the Senate \\"oh•rp;;i1e ht·arln)(s sho ws lhat there \\as 1liseussiun or the ITT rnsc during lhat 111''1' l in!:! . Fro1n l'119e 1 Response Grote~ Fo1· Wa y' to Halt flousi11 g Tli eft s \\'ASl!JNGTON !CPll -A Cal ifornia nian ll'ho once traded a pound of bu!IC'r for a flying les.son \1·as named today as 19i:l flight instructor of the year in ll prog ram sponso red by !he Fcdernl A1·ia!ion Admini5trntion and !he J\Jrcrn ft 01rncrs and Pilots Association. ~la1·nr snid Rodino tnld tl1C' '.l~·nictnhcr co1nn.11ttec that he ju~! l"<'t'l·il"cd lhl' response "and ~nirl it 11·11s unfal'or:>hil' il 11·:>s 11ega1i\'<' ... ~t . t lnir spoke to r>cwsmen before• l'!lll'rin1<1: nnothcr c\o~rd·door hearing of 1hc l'ornmi l!cc. The rornmlttcc heard the 111pc of n ~lareh 21, 1973 meeting rui·sd111·. and M11nc n1cmhrrs said it was 1hr> 1nOst don1ngi n)( cvident-e aguinst \1'!011 thel' have heard. SHERIFF .1-IOPI~F U LS • • • Senta Ane until plnn5 conic through L;Jr u south Co unty !!Ubstalion." He also urged heller coordinotion bet\1•een the Leisure \\'or!d privatl' guard s 1\·ho tnan ea<.:h gate !o the private eon1munily ll!ld the shcrlff's deputies. "If I 11·erc sheriff. I 11·ould like to fL"L'I comfortable that t\'crv one of rour guards here is 11·ell \"eiscd in first ·aid. search :ind seizure l<nrs. a r r cs ! procedures, and use or firearms,., he said. \'Jn/ore. a businrssn1a11 <tnd forint>r policeman. said he Jn1 ors the idea oJ reserl"e officers. "'\\'h.v does th(' shrritrs dC'Jlilrtn1enl lurn this Idea do,rn .1•• he asked . ··Because n1un~' of the qu;Jlitied rncn ;1rl' 4j years old-~·l·I J kno11 m<Jny n1cn 1h;1! <ige 11·ho are in helter shape than these guys 21 and 2~ ·· Vinlove said hl' btl11•\tS 11 11nuld !><ii'(; n1oney if the polic('llll'll in the Jails 11erc replaced by trained ril ili<ins. ... "A lol of those po licemen in lhl' t:uunt: OIAMGI COAST " DAILY PILOT rr... 0.1091 ec,,,. D•··, P •• ~·r• .. , ,~" <G"'· t·•~d lhe ,.~..., . .-.... ; ,. ,,,,t;, .. ,.~, o1 1n~ Qtio,.,. Cout Puf!hs~•~1 °'"'°""' ""1111·~·· ""''"'"·· _,, llL•!J•11n,1 "'"'"~'• "'" •'•" f •"I" I~• Coot• "'"""· N<i*l>ll'rt Ii••'" "~'" ,.r," 1:1-o,n,r.,.,m. ll•n Ylllty l•~u"• !lf> "·' '' ~··• · "•"11'"t>.I(.• •"" £•n Cl~llll!n!M'>" IU•"> .-... ,."''I''" ~ 1•nQI• fPQ•On•I -~·h· n fu" • ' I ' ""' ,. •• ·"", ~ ... d•~ f~tfl""<·:••'~"~' ••·11~1on••·.>'3l0We•' fllY Strttl Ca11n r.'• • ., C.1-luono• l/ft2~ F , .. ·;\~~~·I Pr~>'!)(-'~"·~ r,,t11, ·""'' J'.l·: r r ..-•ry V>tt l'n.l•°'"r,I ~n~ Of ...... 11 "'""IQ"' p_,,. "v, • .-. I la•I'-" T~C/'"""l A IA<1t-' ~~ M1n1~1~9 l<1<f"' (~1eiH. Loe~ f""lr.i.d P l~J1 ·~··~·"' M1n1@•"0 l di!c-' I j:.iil arc nnthlng hul tur11kr1 s:· hi' s;iid. "\\'hy aren't thl'.\' oul in !ht' lirld? The~ ~hou!d be 1reed !n do p:l!rol 11ork. ·· To i1npro1e luw cnfortctnen\ 111 tilt' pockets of un1neo1·pora!l'<l territory in .\01·th Ornngc Cou11t.1·, both Sn1·ord and 1\orris cnllccJ for a sys!r1n of '"re\·crse con!ructs."' This 1ncans th111 tit.\' pol i cc Ucpnr!1ncnts ncur !he non·chy pot•kcls ,1·ould be hirl'd h.r the shl'rilf"s r.ll'parl1nen1 to patrol then1 on <1 "'per· call"' b;1sis. ,\skcd their opinion on thr cuunt~··s centnd inlelligcucc rgeney. 11'11irh is in need of fund~ bCl'llUSC its federal suh~ sld.v !.~ tunning out. Vlnlo1·c had 110 ton1n1cnl. !'.'orris ;:ind Savoi·d addressed Ille t'urn.•11t struggle on the counly board ut .~upcrvisors lo get the inlclllgencc files OIJL'n fur perusal by H civillun board of revie\1' as a condl!ion of inrreasctl county Junding. · No rris said, "I[ ~Supervisor! Hol ph Diedrich told 1ne give up Ille lnformution or lose a ditne, l"d tell hlrn to go to hell und get n1y tnoncy clsc\\·herc ... !lpvord said the Intelligence unit •·is J1ighly needed to combat rri1ne. the under1vorld, anti consumer fr a u d . Criminals don"l go by streel bound aries. <111d you have central files on them. •·rd have niy cenlral inlclligence unit \1ilh or \l'ilhout county funding ," he added. To assure that such a centr:11 intell igence office docs not 1nisuse 11s 110\vere. it should. be taken out fron1 under the district altomcy's office "1vhere J)()litics is involved." Norris said. On the issue of the coroner's office. Sa\·ord nnd Norris agreed it should be. SC'pnratcd from the sheriff"s depnrtmc.'n! <1nd updated. Bo!h c;illcd for a central morgue and better tec:hnology and ph ysical facilities. Par.a 111edi<'s Talk ;\. t ~r cc n Cc11 ter The Laguna H!lls paramedics of the Or<inge County Vire Departn1cnt arc scheduled as J hc featured !peakers of Las ~ladrinas. a volunteer auxiliary of Saddlebeck CGn1munity HOlpltal. Th e paramedics will apcak ttl 7:30 p.m. Thursday in tJ1c Ulkc Forest Teen Ccntrr. All J..nkc Forest residents and their fa1nilics arc invlted, a epokesmnn said . -- \\"illard C. ~lar1·in. 45. of Fullerton. 11 ill fl'{'Cil'e a troph,v and Sl.000 pr iz.c. l'.:ar!il'r, \ixon oflcrl'd Ilic con11111lll'l' one t·d i!ed tran~cript Jn rr~µon2c to the rom1nlttee's request for tnllC'S ol 1\1.i \V hitc 1-/ous<' con\"Crsntions dl'<1ling 11ith the dairy industr~· a11d lnlern;1tiun;il Telephone & Teleg raph Corp. In 11noti1('r cl!'vrlupn11·nL Hodino told l"l'IXJrters Tucsd<1~· that 11 si@nifican! 1~1r11on of n 1\lnreh 7, 1P73 \\.hi re !louse lrtl!l!cript 11111y Uc missing. Growing response ainong homeo1vners· organliatlons ~nd serl'iCe cl ubs ls being repor!ed irl a~ .effort b.v lr\·inc police lo educate the public in n1ethods of preventing residentinl burghir,\·. The 111·0 grOU!)S began the HtlTIU!ll cornpetition in JIJ72 to recognize aviation and ai r safctv. Ni.'l.on's lflwycr, .la1nes 0. SL <..lt11r , said the President feels he hn.~ a1t·ead~1 gi\e11 the comn1 ittce Cl'Cr~·1hin:;: l'ISL' 1t 11ceds for Lh<it phase of its irnpcachrncnl inquiry. Hodino !aid !he 111pe. recordin;; repfcsenling thnt trRn.!leript apparently incl Udl'S ~l diSICUSSiOn by l\ixon Of the possibility of \\"hite House invo!\·e1ncnt in the \\'at erga!e cover-up. Nixon has sa id he first lt:<.1rned of the rover-up i't·larch 21 , J!l7:1. S!a listlcs kt'pt by invc!tigators sho1r th<.1t burglary is b~' far lht'. mo~t comn1on crirne in the coinmuniry anrl is often eo111n1ittecl by youngsters just for a thrill. •·\Ve \\'ant lo inforn1 people about protecting their hon1cs and property fron1 burglary.'' says Sgt. Ton1 Lazar. or the police deparln1cnrs R cs our re s Bureuu. i\larvin, orPhancd at the age of 14. paid for his e11rly /lying lessons by y,·orklng et odd jobs around the airport at Fullerton, and on one occasion lradcd a pound of butter for an hour of Instruction . St. t:l11ir soid rtlnny or 1hc 66 conversations !Ought by the con1miltee in connection With the ITT nnd da iry l ynn Ha rt __ ART'S John ltur t SPORTING GOODS BICYC LE '> -P ARTS -TIRE S-ACCESSORIES l!is office provides t1\'0 educatlonat 1 filnls. •·in vitation to Bur&lary" and ··J{i1)()ff."' plus Uisp!ays of vtirious lock and sec urity devices nnd an explanation on ho1v burglars n1:iy beat lhem . . ' ~,, . ..,..,.. . o.~ ~ ·~,,'f'!~!'ll 538 CENTER STREET-COST A MESA~46-I 9 I 9 ;~~:!~ Ca\1s to reserve the films and schedule a speaker can be pl aced to Sgt. Lazar at 556·5320, or to. S56·5328, \\•ith the Irvin~ police Jnforination clerk. A separate program is also in operation \\'hlch advises businessmen on n1clhods of preve nting -coinmercial burglary and the many sophisticated alarm devices 1vhich may be employed. Beside the continual rash or residential break-ins. con1mercial burglaries in the area around Orange County Airport take a heavy toll periodically. f'ro111 Page 1 ST.4.'fIO N • • • • Iederal agencies. ' I OPEN 9 lo 6 ,_ He gave as an example th e developmen t of housing studoots could ·~ afford being located near a campus wowld reduce emlS!lons caused by those who commule from tesidencts localed outside the city. !' Lll'!betman also speculated that the ~ increa!llng cost of fuel for cars might , mean that 1•by 1995 atl!!Rs Which are . ~ to1ali)I deecndenl on the autoinoblle for ' ;. {tansportafion may not bo _.t!conomlcllly ! viable." 1 He noted there Is A 11aynorglsm" between air pollution reductions and fllel laving! Ob)edlve$. "Ttanslt ijlltems which cut air polluUoll also aave ~neray resources," Lieberman Hid. Baseball Shoes All Purpose Shoes Soc:c:er Shoes Tennis Shoes Warm -Up Shoes Football Shoes Wreatllng Shoes Tennis Dresses 1· '" Men• & Boys Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shirts Warm-Up. Suits Hats & Visors Mens Tennis Sweaters ' _ ... Tennis Rackets Wilson -Dav is -Boncroft Dunlop -Yoneyama ·Racquetball ~acquets & Balls Handball Gloves & Balls Table Tennis Paddles & Balls Squash Rackets Baseball Mitts -Balls • Softball Shirts Softballs & Bats Volleyballs Basketballs Soccer B11lls Slant Boords Weight Sets Bike Repairing Bots Bike Parts -Tires -Tubes ' ) ' ' • '• I f ,I I • i ,I I I• ·.a • ' DAO..Y PO..OT EDITORIAL PAGE Regulating Morality Irvine city councilmen once again have been asked to consider city ordinances designed to control Uve en- te~lnment and massage parlor:s. Since Incorporation of the clty of Irvine in 1971 , there has hardly been a rush to establish nudie bars. Nor have massage parlors proliferated on Irvine green- belts. A discreet massage emporium operates quite legally , however, near the Airporter Inn in area zoned for com· mercial or office uses. To date, police have not had occasion to even question the legitima<.'y of the city's lone massage establish1nent Then, so rne wonder. why i'i the city council once more lookin~ ;.it laws in tile area of free expression and privacy? 'l'he live entertainment ordinance requires any who would perfor1:1 in Iivine to register with the city and be issued a permit The permit require111ent seems unnecessary in view of existing state laws which courts have deemed adequate to control pqtentially ob- jectionable entertainment. Further, requiring all entertainers to seek city per· 1nits represents an onerous burden on the n1ajority whose performances will in no way offend community nforal standards. Similarly, city regulation of massage parlors calls for questionable registration of those who would prac· tice the profession and of those who are their custo1n· ers. Registering the inasseur or n1asscuse seen1s unnec· cessary si nce other state laws provide sanctions for those who might stray from the straight and narrow and at· tempt to practice another less honored profession. Regi!terlng customers of massage parlors would be going wa y overboard on harassment. And what is the usage planned for such a "little list"? So far there has been no showing that the morals of the residents of Irvine require super regulation. Viejo Safety Concer11s Basic governmental services are often lackiJ1g in l\lission Viejo. Last week's foulup in trying to douse a fire in a commercial building on Marguerite Parkway is an example of why residents oftehre-...u.neasy about what they can expect when they need help. Rattled by an explosion which blew hi1n through a door and started the fire. the en1ploye of a dental lab gave firemen the wrong address. \Vhen they finally located the blaze, they hooked up their hoses only to discover the hydrant was improp- erly connected and dry. ?i-teanwhile, the fire roared on. l"ire1nen try to check hydrants twice a year, but they are understaffed and don't have tin1e to n1ake all the checks. Further1nore. the building code is not clear on when builders 1nust notify the fire department that they have installed a hydrant. · . The fire department is doing its best to keep up with relentless growth. but one cannot blame residents for being concerned about their safety and 'veil-being after an incident like last week's. Two things are needed: a lh'ay to c:heck hydrants and clear rules to help the fire department keep track of new hydrants. The Joss for not answering these needs is the safety and security of the comn1unity. SB •' '!¥ell, who k1101r.;0 \\'e mif!ht ha1 ·e n pre;;icfenr someday who'd like to fight another little w ;ir 01·e r there.' Test Your Dcai· Gloa111y Gn ~. Tlioughts fro11t tlae Ottope1·so1i . K 110,wle_dge Th~ Final Desexing of P~rsonki~~ Of ·Oddities ~YDNEY J.HARRI~ Of thP. harder quizze!ll, •·Odd r.1an Out'' set>n1s to be a f:lvorilc . In each list . one • na1nc or 1t'rn1 d(}('s not properly belong-\\'hil'h one. and ~·hy'! Four oot or 10 right is not a shame-making score today. 1. G:illah;1dlon. Broker's Tip. Count Fleet. Cit.1tion. and '.I.tan O'\\'ar. 2. Sanguine. Choleric. Phlegmatic, Anemic. and Bilious. 3. David and Jonathan. Achilles and Palroclus, Sherlock Jlotmes and Dr. Moriarty, Damon and Pythias, Orestes and Pylades. <!. Jack Benny, Fred Allen. Lou Holtz, Lennie Bruce, and Eddie Cantor. 5. ~lyopia, Anorexia, Aphasia, Dysplasla. and Accldie. 6. ~1oe\ Co\\·ard, Hoagy Carmichael, George M. Cohan, Irving Berlin, and Cole Porter. 7. Sir Joseph Porter, l\1ajor General Stanley. the Duke of Plaza-Toro, Colonel Bogey, and King Hildebrand. 8. Actium, \Vaterloo, Ga 11 i po 1 i, Sevas topol. and Midway. 9. Armour. Brewster, Carver, Morris, and \\'indsor. 10. In a pack of playing-cards, three of the fo u r Kin gs have moustachcs--\1'hich one is the odd man out ? By refusing to release more tapes . has President Nixon given up on trying to win \Vatergate peace with honor? A.O. GIMl'l'f Gu1 <Mffltfth .,. 1t111'111t"' l>Y ,........ IM .. Mt llflf1WrllY rtflKI "" Ylr«I ti ,,_ -•-r. ~1/MI ff'/f ttt f>HYt ft GINmY G"" Otll'f Piiot. ANS\\'ERS: 1. fl.1an o·war is the only horse of the five who never v.·on the Kentucky Derby. 2. The n1edieval "four hurTiors" of medicine did not include ··Anemic." 3. All couplt>s v.·ere uni ted . in drep friendship, e~cept Hohncs and :O.toriarty. \\'ho \l'ere deadly enemies. 4. All these a:i1nf'dians changed their real nan1es for professional reasons, ex~pt Lou Holtz. S. The first four are physical dysfunctions; "Accidie" is a spiritual disorder consisting of vast boredom and apathy. 6. All these a:imposers \\'rote their OY.'n lyrics, except Hoagy Carn1ichael land not ooe person in a thousa nd know s who wrote the lyrics to his n1osl famous tune, "Stardust" f. 7. All are leading characters in Gilbert & Sulli.van operettas. except Col. Bogey, an imaginary player in golf. a. Decisive naval battles of the \\ilrld. except Waterloo, u·hich (despite j1s name) was fought on land . 9. All are f::imous antique ch:Jirs, except Armour. 10. Only the King of Hearts is' lacking a moustache. (No•v. to test your observational powers further, which is the only King in profile?\ To the Editor : \Vhile resting comfortably in my lollllge chair. the other day, with both my feet stretched out on the ottoperson, I heard a news a:immentator on Channel 13 referring to the "spokesperson" of a political group. THIS de\'iation to the English language 1\·as obviously made in deference to the \\·opcrson 's liberation mo\'c1nent ~·ho nov.' frowns on utilizing a certain three· lcttcr v.urd v.·hich offends them. \Ve arc slov.•Jy being indoctrinated in a new \'OCabulary \vhich v.•ill force our children lo call the firepersons if the house is on fire . the po\iceperso11s if a crime is ro1nmittcd. the mail persons for stamps , the milkperson for 1heir la\·orite drink. c:c.. etc. \Ye alrcadv ha\·e t h £> tJ;air[X'rson of thl' · Board. th c l ·111P1it1 ccperson :ind 1hc spoke~pcrson. It \\•ill probably get a bit hairy v.·hcu the l;-0~·s re,.ch [lCrsonhood and start teaching lh!.'ir O\Vn l'hildren not to personhandlc girls nnd to be careful not to fall into open pcrsonholes. A lot of personhwrs will have to be devoted to J~arning how to personipulate these new \vords v.·hich at firs t \viii seem against huperson nature: but I'm sure they'll personage. Of course . !here \'.ill be instances \.\')lt!re there \1'ill be duplication of mea ning oifter :icx has disa ppeared: docs i:~rsonkind appl~· to inales, fe males or 1,oth? The sound of certain words may not be too elegant: think. for instance. of \1·opersonhood ... But this \\'ill be an1ply r :::mpensated b~' the removal o f indecision as to gender such as is no\v created by the length of the hair· it \\·on·~ matter anymore~ The minister u'i.11 u!v.·ays be. able. by peeking at their anatom y. to pronounce a couple "person and ,.,,ife" ~ AFTER hupersonity is totally desexed. son1e parts of the Bible \1·i ll no doubt be re-written: ... Clod created person to His An Echo of the Pentagon \\tASHJNGTON -Crusty old Rep. F. Edward Hebert D·La., commands the House Armed Services Comtnittee from the center of a tv.·o-tiered curved desk. with t\vo small A1ncrican flags flanking his place. From this command post, he rules his con1mittec \l'ith the stem hand of a drill sergeant. His critics have charged, and he has consistently denied, that he is the Pentagon's pup- pet. He has now pro- vided his own docu· mentation that his critics are right. The old curmud· geon has just pre- S<!nted to the House his reasons ror be- queathing another whopping $1.4 billion in military assistance .upon South Viet· nam. He simply borrowed the arguments. almost word ror word, from the Pentagon. · THE PENTAGON'S Chief witness In favor of military aid to l!aig91>, Maj, o.n. William B. C&ldwell, appeartd before Hebert's conimlttee on Marcb 26, lie ' testtried solemnly: •IThe objectives of our military assistance to Solllh Vietnam are Jlmlted but absolutely ..,...tial. We aeelt to help the OVN (Government of Vietnam) to maintain an effective mnltary deterrent In the fa.. of tbe coosldmbie UV.al poaed by the Nortll Vielnameoe forcea within the RtlJlll!lle of Vldnalll , , . " - l{eberl gave Caldwell's IMllm<lof pondcr<l<IS study for nearly two moolhL On May 10, lleberl'• c om m I ti• e 1 c·onl.cnding forces a\\'a,v fron1 \rar. The Pentagon: "'Vhile the North Vie1nan1ese have increased t h l' conventional capability ol' the 1nain forces. the cost has been great. and th e Go\'enunent of Vietoam has thus far submitted its carefully c o n s i d e r e d n1anagcd to turn back all their conclusions to the House. States the challenges in the past year. report: Hebert: "While the North Vietna1nese "THE OBJECTIVES of our military have increased the c o n v e n t i o n a I assistance to South Vietnam are limited capability of the main forces, the cost but absolutely essential. The Government has been great, and the Government of of the United Statea wishes to help the Vietnam has thus far managed to turn Government of South Vietnam to back all their challenges in the past maintain an effective military deterrent year." in the race of the considerable threat CLEARLY, the Hebert committee did posed by the North Vietnamese forces l'ttl · th within the fteNiblic of Vietnam ... ,. 1 e more an reprint portlons of the r.. Penta gon's prepared statement and For paragraph after par a graph • present it as its own. The question that Caldwell 's testimony and the begs an answer is, what do we need committee's conclusions agree s o Congress for? precisely that only an occasional word The Pentagon also made the claim, has been changed. .. faithfully reproduced in Hebert's report, Tiie Pentagon: "Events in Vietnam thal South Vietnam du.ring the past year over the pl!lll Ytlll' have taught us that a had "limited itaelf to Justillabie acts of laltingJltlce Is possibleonly ll there Is a selt-<!ef.,,..." Yet miraculouoly, the stable. ballmee of power between the Saigon forces wound up with more OPPollnc llde!. A mlltlary eqWlibrlum terrllory. wtp, we believe, deter new offens1ves and Chan~es in "territorial and population sraduslly induce a. shift in priorities <ootrol, ' explained the Hebert-Penlagoo away trom war." repe>rt, had been resolved 11in favor or Rebtrt: "Events in Vietnam over the the-Government forces.'' poet year have iaugbt us that a lasting 'Foolnote: The Armed Ser v Ices peace II possible only ll there ls a stable Committee's chief counsel, F r a n k balll\C'! ol power between lhe oppootng Siatlnahek, candkl)y admitted to us that sidel. n Is the vtew ol the Commlttet oo -he had illled portions ol lhe Defense Annod Services that a m 11 1 t a r y Deparun.nt's own tesllmony !or lhe equUlbrium in that ma of the world wnt ..,belt report. The P e o ta a on ' s deter new oflenslYes Ind gradual)y 'il•W-l said Slallnlhek, "ssys tt 11~ induce a general..wtt In prlorlllea by the and the c:oounittee subscribes to il I MAILBOX Letters fron1 reade rs are welcon1e. Normally, 1criicrs sl1ould co11vey tl1eir rnessages in 300 wo rds or Less. The right to conde1ise letters to fit space or eliminate libel is reserved. All let· ters must include signature and ?Mil· i11g address but 11an1es 1nay be with· lield on reQ11est if sufficient reason is apparent. Poetry will not be pub· lislied. irnage . the Hebre\1's ale persoona in th(' desert, Christ beca me person. the Son of person, etc! Bot. per500! that's a de tail com pared to the . re·1vriting of the di ctionaries. Think. for instance . of chairpersonship, personpower, Jeperson. personnequin, aperson uensis. personufac· lure, alpersooac. personuscript. meal· perron, personwise, megalopersonia pull- peroon, foreperson , personager, pcr- songle ... ad infinitum! lt will also 'affect the fields of music ISch uperson), the comics (Superperson L geography (the Isle of Person and its in!\abitants wbo speak personx!) and God knows how persooy more! ... As much as adherents to \\·opersons' Jih detest this particular three-letter word, there is another one they particularly relish to apply to males \Vho disagree \vith them: R·A·T. I suppose that after \\'hat precedes, I qualify, in their n1ind. for that one: so just let me sign 1nyseU off as A PROTESTIXG PERSO~ Absurd Lagl<" To the Editor : It was quite arousing to read the specious argun1ents recently put forth by State Senator Dennis Carpenter against Proposition 9. "The Political Reform Act of 1974." Senator Carpenter dismisses the enllre n1atter by slating that no crook \\'ill be forced to disclose that he is n crook. There(ore, the financial disclosure and conOicl of interest pnJvisions 0f Proposition 9 will do no good. By this ubsurd logic neither should there be lrnv:-> against dope pushing. rape. burglary. ~nd murder since people committing these crimes are not dissuaded by any lau·s against them. SENATOR carpenter tells us that there are adequate laws governing campaign disclosure, conflict of interest. and regulation of lobbyists already on the books. What be doesn't mention is that there is presently no motivation to enforce even these weak laws. The Legislature now is charged w i t h enforcement. That means the very beneficiaries of the favors and financial benefits, whicb are doled out by lobbyists and well-financed s p e c i a 1 interests, are the people who are supposed to regulate these "donors.'• Not surprtatngly. enrorcement is virtually non-<>Xistenl Under Proposition 9 an independent commi.,ion wlll be eatabllsiled to enforce the polltk:al relonns ·as spelled out In Propoaltlon 9 11 an levels ol sta te and local government, The coat will be le,.. than JO cents per pe111oa per year. ConvicUon ol a ·•loiJIUon will result In subelantial fines and prohibition from 11o1a1ng office or iobby!Dg'lor lour years. , l THINK the people o1 califonill '"' re>dy to lake a mp to rtduce the ...... iv..· illfl....., oL mi:My on the polltk:al procoss by vottnc YES on PropoetUoa t. 'Ille role of money In pollUa abould be complett)y dllclooed and open IO pllblle •iew, llO thal we can ' ' \ sec who arc the real constituents of our public officials. By putting a ceiling on can1paign expenditures a n d by elim inating the fu nneling throu g h lobbyists of ccntributions nnd favors v.•hose sources arc at present hidden . perhaps the arguments of special interests .,.,,ill in the future be heard on the basis of their merit and not on the baiis of the money .behind them. DAVID TERR IS Tea<"her Strikes To the Editor: · ' Last week , the educators of the Tust in Un ified School District ht>\d ;1 •·::.ick-in·· ll 1vas ylanned to dc1nonstralc the economic plight of education in Tustin. That such ri happeni ng cou!d i1t1ve 1.:;kc:1 place· in the capitnl of conserra\i\'C Oran ge County is startl ing. That over 70 percent of the educators of the district v,•ould take part in such a strike is concrete evidence that the teachers are deeply distressed. ALL OVER the state, we hear talk of teacher strikes taking place. being threatened or planned. Jn a time of runaway inflation of 10 percent or better. teachers are being asked to take minin1al raises. In essence educators are being asked to support education in lieu of the co r11n1unity . The Saddleback Vall ey Unified School system is in serious financial trouble due to inOation. Residents of Saddleback Valley were denied the opportunity to alleviate this by the superintendent and the Board of Education just two mon ths ago. The superintendent. l\1r. Bill Zogg, failed to recognize the proble1n despite repeated warnings by the Saddl eback \'alley Educators Association. THE EDUCATORS of Saddleback Va1\ey are proud of this co mmunity's schools. They feel a very st rong, solid support by the community for their efforts on behalf of the children of Saddleback Valley. They wish to avoid \vhat is happening else"·here in this state. They need the help of concerned citizens who will call th eir board m'l:!mbers and ask two questions: \Vhy sleps weren't taken two months ago to salcguard the financial integrity of their schools. What is planned for the future '! JIM WEHAN President, Sadd!eback Valley Educators Association Campalgll Reform To the Editor: This is the time for refon11 !n the way political campaigns are financed and regulated. We must move away from the reliance on big contributors and t h e specla1 treatment they subsequently receive. HERE in California "·e have a chance to reform campaign financing on the state level by passing Proposition 9 on June 4. In addition \Ve now ha"e a chance 10 demand refor1ns on lhe oationtil lf'veL <\ fa r·reaching bill, S 3044. hns pt•SSl'<i !he Senate tind is now in the llOl•SC Administration C.Ommittee. It provides for public funding for federal offices with contrOls. limits campaign coulributions and expenditures and establishes an lndeperulent cotllllliS$ion !or enlorcement. THERE IS U\Ud\ reslslance toward rtfonn in 'the House commlttet so we, lhe public, must Jet our congressmen know we want such r ef orm . Congresmnan Charles Wiggins from South.em California is on that committee. I slrMgly urge ,... to: L write lo Ccogressman WiQim askln( . that a strong bnl be reported out of commlltet, and 2. \ITilc to your o wn congressn1an asking hln1 to put pres~ur" on the committee and to vote for S 30~1 11 ht•n it comes to the noor. l 'ou can n1ak.e a diffcrcntl'. Thcv 11l't'd to be told you care. · DOHJS ~.!cGONAGLE lla11si11!1 Casis To the Editor: At the risk of being called a "pot, smoking, upstart uni versit\' s!udent'' I a1n going to tell State Athlrnt>v Generlll Evelle Younger why fr\'ine or . ~iny other new city caMot have \\'hat he c.:alls IO\v cost housing. At least BIJ perc1•nt of the problem Mr. 'Younger 1·:1 n b!ntne 011 himself and the rest ol !he ('i!v. count\' and state officiaJS 'lr '.1oun1'er··~ appointment of an c•111ror1Jnental ·;;isk force just shoves the 1,,., collector's h<ind a little deeper in fht· t:1\~::+yct ·s pth'kct and so does every othc·r cornrni ll ec lha t rlits around the :-.'.:1IL'. l'Ountrv and abroad. · Do you knO\\', :i.1r. Youni:-cr. that 1hc average cost to st;1r• ;1 l1ot1se due to permits. f'nvironn1l"l1<d studies ;ind dealing v.'ith govcrn1nc11t :igencies no\v averages $3,000 per house <1nd only a fc1v years ago it u·as $200? Do you know. f\'lr. Younger. th'1.l ;i building lot a\'erages five to ten times as much as it did 15 ye ars back . znucll of th e price raise due to high taxes paid by the owner on hio:; ra1\' land? Do you know. fl.1r. Younger. that \~·ithout all the add ed extras the monthlv cost of a $30.000 home divided bv 30 years is $83.33? So \Vhy does not c\ l'r.v· one hare a ne1v hon1e'! Nol\'. ~Ir. \'ou nger. I \\'ill shO\\' you \l'h.r cvcryonl· does not have a nC\\' hon1r. On a S.10.000 hrin1e v:ith a normal !fl Pt·rt'ent do\vn paynu•nt and a 9 perct'nt fnt1'rest rate this will give you an an1or!izrrJ payment of $217.25 ever:--· 1nonth. to whith you add county taxes fll at lt>a<>t :':!iU per month making a tot:il of $27i.'.!5 eath month plus insurnncl'. grern br·ll rl't'S. etc. I have used minin1un1 figures for the interest rate and laxc'>. Yes, Mr. Younger, if you nnd the rest of our city, cOunty and state officials \Vill stay home, 11·ipe your own noses and give us at least six hours \1·ork: for eight hours pay each day and n1ost of all cu1 your miles of red tape I an1 sun: the $2.3.000 home in ne.,.,, tracts inctudint:: Irvine tan become a reality instead •Jf a top ic of converstalion you hide bl'hind closed doors and talk about. .J OllN REED UCI Senior ,1 J:t jO!'i'l~~ in Business ,\d1r:inist!'r1tio:1 OlAHlil CQAST DAILY PILOT llot>ert N. Wt.td, Publisher Thomas Ktevil, Editor Barbaro K1"cibich Ertitorial Pape Editor The cditori11l p1tl?'t> or thr Dall y Pilot ltf'Ck!I to lnlorn1 and s1in1ulalc l'eadrl'S by 111·~·s~·nhn1? on Uul( pagi: div¥rae•co1n1ncnuu·y un lt"J)lt~ q( in· ttt-.:st by syndicah:d t.'Olumniats and <'artooniJ1s, by pr.)l.•Jding a forum for rtll.den' vitw' snd by prtttnting this nc¥/ll)9per'• op1nion~ anri idt-.s on ('Url'thl lopk:a. The cdllotia1 opinioM of !he Olity Pill'.lt appcftr .only tn 0'1t t4ll«l.al-c01mnn ar the ,o-p ()("' tht pop. OplnJoos """'°"' "" '"" ..,., wnnl5tl and ci.ttooniN •l}d leUtt wrlttrt are thcir own lnd no 1!1111ofct... mmt ot their vi~-. b)' lhe Oail1 Piiot -kl be - Wedoe~a.y. May 22, l974 ,, All-naule ;lsse11abf.y Pa1ac l Rape Bill Reje~ted · ; Abclu ction. Reve al ecl SACRAMENTO (UfH -An all·male Assembly committee has rejected legislation aimed at minimizing the embarrassment suffered by rape victims when their past sexual relationships a r e probed in rape trials. Ho\\·ever, the criminal justice committee agreed to reconsider the bill (SBI678) by Sen. Alan Rollbins ([).Van Nuys), next nwoth in hopes a compromise can be reached. The 3·1 vote -one short or the nun1mum rour votes n~ for approval followed an all-day hearing Tuesday that included an impassioned plea by a rape victim and occasional shouts by women in the jampacked audience protesting remarks by male attorneys. THE SENATE-PASSED bill v>ouJd make evidence and questions concerning th c victim's previous sex u a! contacts ~·ith persons other than the accused attacker inadmissible in rnpe trials. Several conlrnittee metnbers said they agreed current courtroon1 procedure was not fair to victin1S because it required them to disclose inliniate sexual relritionships that may not be relevant to th e rape. But the co1nmitt('emen indicated the bill went too far and denied defendants' rights to a falr Actio11s 'E..'-'.cessive' ACLV Says LA Police Ha ,ndled SL.4 Poorly ., LOS ANGELES (Li PI J -obviousl\· 1·olatilc situation so The American Civil Liberties rapidly.'" Union charged Tuesday that She s;1id \hC' 11011:-." \\,Jg surrounded. lhC' SI.A could not have t•scape<l. and perh;ip~ !hf'y could have been takl'n alive. police used "excessive" po1\·er in a shootout Fridav th:it killed six . members 'or the Symbionese Liberation Armv. Ramona Ripston, cxt'cutivc director of the A C L L' , suggested that there 11·crC' other mean'> of handling the situation other than a shootout. '·There' are m:rny IX'O!)le \\ho feel that \\'hiit look pl;-1cP v•:is <1n official" exr-cution," said !hr Hev. C. Ht'nnings. prC'sident {lf l/H· Sou1hern t'.h ri <. [ i an Lc<i d l'l"S)1ip Confert•nl'e \1·est, \\'ho took part in the ACLU cri!iclsn1. "When the risk to hurnun tile is .so grave, v.·herc potential damage to hon1es . and neighborhood s e s 0-C1n<lr. l'ctL'r Ilagan, police trial . Ethel f\.lae Shifflet, 43. a Stockton nwther of f o u r children, testified her wrists v.•ere broken. head injured and body punched repeatedly in a 1968 rape incident and her problems were givt•n poor treatnlC'nt by physlcians and other officials. Shaking nervously. ~Ir s , Shifflet ~<iid. "I hopt• you pL'Ople on this cominittl·e h,1\'(• co rn pa s s ion for raoe victiins ... I needed it <ind didn't get it." BUT PA UL l"i tzgerald. spokesman for Ca I i f o r i a Attorneys for Cr i m I n a I Justicr, later said man y rape LOS ANGELES (AP) - Patricia Hearst. a gun on her hi;> and a knife in her belt. told a kidnapcd Lynwood youth she v.•as abducted bv the Sy m b!onesc L iberation Army but taler joined their cause wllCn her father's free food program was n1ishund!t>d. the Los AJ1gcl1:s ·ri n1c~ says. 11ear sl f<1n1ily ,pokcsnutn J11hn Lester \('rn1ed the ~t cc o u n l "$illv." ·•1iandolph J1earst did :!V t'rything he v.•as supposed to do and then some ," Ustcr said in llillsbOrough. victinis ::ire •·vindictive,'-------------' spitl•ful and have fante1si cs" and added "many rape cases ;1rC' outright frauds." lie \\'as grC'C'!Cd b.\· shouts of "r-;'O, 110" by V.'on1en u1 !he audicn<·c . Sacra in en to On }\.lcrt For SLA "frio Robbins estimated t h :1 I 80.000 rapes occur i n l'aliforni.1 ettch year but only 8.000 \l'!'rc reported in 1973. prin1aril~ b cc a u s e of t•1nbarrassn1rnt which th c SACJ{A~lENTO (UPI) - virtin1o; niust endure under Alxlut 12G policemen and FBI current law_ agt>nts searched the north "<\ rai>e victim is made to Sarran1en:o area Tuesday fer! she is the defen<lant brin:; n i g h l for a car carryin~ a pl :H't·d 011 trinl.'' he said. \ron1:1n 11 ho looked Ii kc l)at riein Hearst. Besides rejecting Robbins' . l'olirc C~1pt. Carroll Jolu1son hill. the commHtee d('layL·rl said. ho11·ever. that citizens' a<'1\on on a riv:.i! bill b\' AiSenibl)lllan Alan Sirroti.··. dcslTiptions did not match i\1is.<: Hearst or f u !'!it iv l! 1 J)-Los Angl'les 1. requiring S~ nibionC'sc Liberation Arrn~· dl'fcnse attnrnevs to sho1v 11·h\' nicinber En:ily llarris. lht' victin1's past sexual Joluison s..1id a v.hi1 e v.·on1an history should be> n1entioned in and !1\'0 lll{'n t1·icd to n.'nl ;in court. 1'hc judgC> v.· o u 1 d <1partn1cnl for Sl/J for 1110 consider·thc issue in a pri va1e da)s in a black neighbor hood. hearing v.·ithout · the jurv An unidentified apar1Jnt'11! present before !he evide:icc ninnagcr said she s a \r could h<' adrnittrd. 11L·:1pon" :ind <;l!SJ1"1'1rd th:it TOH\' SHEll '\'OOb. lhL'llOtllan 11·as~lissl!ear~l. Posters Of Patty Issued WASHINGTON (UPI) - A smiling Patricia Hearst, appearing oo a pCl6ter under the word "wanted" a n d described as "armed and ~ extremely dangerous," begins ai>pea ring today on post office ~~~ and police station bulletin ~~ boards. UPI TltMflolo The r~BI began distributing the first "wanted " posters Tuesday. A spokesman said AWAITS DECISION Journalist Farr • DAILY PILOf .'j Decision .Delayed On Nwsman Farr LOS ANGELES (UPI ) -A Superior Court judge Tuesday delayed a dedsl<n oo wltether more time in jail v.· o u l d convince Loa Angeles Ti.mes nev.·sman Wl11iam Farr to reveal his sources. Judge William H. LeviU oontinued the case witil June 7 when oral argwnents will be ~ard and instructed jawyers for both sides to file briefs by May 29. The hearing was ordered by the state Court of Appeals last 1 January to determine if being ' sent back to jail would force 1 Farr to name his sources for a story wr!Uen during the 1!110- 71 Charles Manson trial. about 175,000 posters were put on conunercial airplanes for dislribution oo the West Coast. There will be a d d e d distribution throughout the nation and niore posters may be printed if net.'ded, the spokesn1<.1n said. Oakland Man Cuilty The appeals rourt turned ! down Farr's appeal of his contempt citation and said the 46 days the reporter had already spent in jail could not be cruel and unusua l }Xllllshment because it was meant to coerce, oot punish, He was freed on appeal, but ,theoretically could be returned indefinitely. Fete Mak es It-Barely LOS ANGELES (UPI> - The ~1iss Bare state pageant has finally found a home. Pageant officials s a id 'fu('S(fay the secood annual contest 1\·lll be he1d June 30 at the Rodger Young auditorium . Some 26 contestants are expected to compete. The pageant \~·as f i r s t schedu\('d to be held at the Indian Hil ls Cow1 try Club, just 11·estof Ril'erside. But officials thl'rc objected. so it \1·;1s 1110\'l"<l to the Indian \\'ells hotel. Anti-nudity ordinances prohibiled the sho11· <11 1hc ''IOI t' l. In Hearst Extortio11 • C\Vll WAR OLOGUNS , MANf'iJNG 'S .COLLECTORS SHOP. •.~l.e OAKLAND (A PJ -An been up the envelope. Extortion charges were later dropped MM:tf~!L.:IJ~vo. · . t 10 Id . I ·--: . 15! .......... 11 -a :~o sentenced to one· to fi\•e years _•_ga?.ns_a_n_ ~·~ar-<> ~g~-·---·--__ Oakland man has in stale prison after pleading guilty to attempting to extort $800 from ·the Randolph Hearsts by promising the release of their kidnaped daughter. Patricia. Joe fl.1errilt, se n le n c e d Tuesday, admitted to Alameda CoUf1IY Superior Court Judge Stanley (;oJdc that he called the Hearst hom e in llillsbrorough Aprll 15 . spoke 11·ith fantlly ~poke-sman John Lt•ster and offered to release ~liss 1-lcarst for $71.50. A v;om~in telephoned later and uppt't:l ~he <>nte to $800. The ll e:.irsts \\'l't'C ordered to ll·n1·c the rnoney in a car to be p:irkl'd u\. an Oakland address. This \1>1.~ 11"11(' :u1d ~l !:'rritt llil~ gra!Jl~:d 11hen ht' pieked ALL AGES LEARN TO SWIM Su:-1'1 Fiflnt, s• LnWMt PT09 .. FOUR l'UPILS TO INSTRUCTOR A4JH= 6 Moa. to tt Yn. ORANGE COAST Y,MCA JlOO UNvenffy, Newport leach R.qistratloft: 1·6 p.M. Mow to Mery 31 . 1.W,. 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Knit, . sport, and dress styles 4.99 Origina lly.Sil to $17 Choose frorn a trc1nenJ ouS group of shirrs. for bo rh drc:ss and l·J.Sual L·ndt"avors . Polyesters anJ cotton knits are included in rhis txcicing collection. Sites S to XL. \'Vynbrl1.:r Sh1.)p I Polyes ter kni t slacks are now at fa bul ous savings 7.99 Origi nally $1 \to $1~ Vac:itioner·s fa".'Orice .•• polyescer knit slacks that travel in sryle . .. ..•. C~ffcd and uncuffed in assorted 1>atter~S.-\X'aisCs izes 30 to 361 choice of popular lengths. Wynbricr .Shop SHIRT SALE 7.99 Originally $17 to s20 Come to our sale of essentials •.• Bronzini shins. You just can't have too many, especially '"hen the price is so low ! Our select g ro up includes soft summer pastels in tone-0n-tones1 end 'n end rex- turecl pla ids of blue, burgundy or brov•n, and multi-stripes in blue, brown or gray. All in poly· estC'r nnd cotton with semi-spread collars. SoliJ colors have button C"uffs, patterns v.·i ch Frcncl1 cuHs. Sizes 141;2 to 17, popular sleeve lengths. Coor dina ted neck w e ar in summer shades, 3 ~/!" or 4" \vidths. ChooMrom ple-.ising stripes and patterns. Originally 7.~0 to $10, 3.99 Order by mail or phone. J\ien's Furnishings SANTAANA SOUTH COAST PLAZA Shop Moru!ay thru Friday, 10;00 a.m. to 9:30 p,m. I Bullock's San ta Ana, 1 F.,hion Sq111tt, 2800 N. Main Suctt, Santa Ana, Ttlepboclt: H7·721 l S.IU!day, 10:00 a.m. ro 6:00 p.m.-Bullock's South °'"" Plua. San DicBO Ft:mnT ot BriltQI, C.0.... Mesa, T<~: ''t>-0611 I • ' \ ' s II ' c 1 b ' J Dunt~gton Beaeh Fountain ·Valle • • Today's Final N.Y. Stocks VOL. 67, NO. 142, 8 SECTIONS, 110 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1974 TEN CENTS County Panel Okays 5-district School Plan By KATUV CLANCY 01 I~• O•lly l"llol Stiff plan ," he poin!cd out. rt'asons 11h~· the five-11ay plan 1~ uns.111sf actof)·. 1'hc plan to crciltc fi\•c new unified school distrirls 111thin the prc~£'nl lluntington Bt·~ich l'nion High Sc..tiool District was S<'nt to the state Board of ~::ducarion Tuesday h~· !hl' Orange County Co1nmillcc on Sc/tQul Di s t r i cl Organization. Fountain Valley, \Vcstn11nstcr, Ocl·:1n absrain frorn voung:· said \\'estm1nstcr View, Seal Beach and lluntington BcaLil , .. Trustee Rod Cruse, whose board along City. 11·1tl1 the Ocean View and h.igh school If approved by the slate. the plan may district boards oppose the plan. district, not just a school board. ~!rs. hleyers, v.·ho has not commented on tht.• nl<lttcr publicly, \\'as elected to the committee at large. Sevcr<il of !lme speakers i!ppi.·ar(·d at more than ooe pubhc hl•ar1og. ··J heard f\\O n1onths ago 110! 111 [1~h1 this plan at lhe local t"f''.Jnty !1'\TI." Kaelter continurd. "th:11 the m1nn1Jt1'1' decision v.'ould he a poltt1r<1I dl'('1~1on 1101 a rational one." J:a sically. lie contcndC'd, the problem 1" rhat thr com 1n1111•c actt'<I on the basis ol :i deadline -1ryu1~ to get the plan tn the ,1;11e Board ot Educallon hy ~l<iy 20 - 1nstt'nd of on £.1c1s and figures v.•hich would hc!p clra11· belier boundaries and drvclop a more satisfactory plan. he submitted to voters in Novl'mlx•r Both 1'~ountain Valley and Huntington Committee mcn1bers Sheila fo.lcycrs. ;1 Flcach City districts strongly support the Fow1Win Valley school trustee, and Sir\·~ plan, and CruSl' accused the tY.'O 1be un<1nimous con1mittec vote fol· lowed 1hc las! of five public hearings held in each of tbc proposed districts - !!olden. a Huntington flcach trustee. bo1h cr.1nmittce mcmliers of ''hcing able to voted on the proposal despilc rcpcat1•d rr:ich other committee members in <• pleas at the heamigs that they abstain .,.,·ov none of the rest of us can." . because of possible conflict of interest. At earlier hearini::s Holden said he ''I urge to.1r. ~!olden and ~1rs. ~1t')ers lo reprcs~nts an entire supcrvisorial Baruch Kae\lcr, representing the \\'est Orange County Upitcd Teachers, polntC'd out to the committee that in the fi\'t' hearings, 10 persons spoke in favor of the proposal and 46 in opposition, witfl thre(' asking for some unification plan to re- lieve high school overcrowding. "1'hat is five to one ln opposition to the Haymond L. llansrn. ass1st;:1n1 g1~neral counsel for the C<ihfomia Tearhers Association. prt'srntl'ct thr ron1rn1tt1'l' 11·ith an <'iqt1t-f1ai.:1.· lctH·r 0111l1111ng ltg•i\ The ~tav 20 dt'adline \1as th1• l;itf"Sl t11nt· thi~ siatc s..11d it could rece1\·e a pl<1n 1See lllSTRICTS, Page 21 Sire's a S11spect Patricia Cited In Kidnapings LOS ANGELES ~AP\ -Ncn·spap<'r heiress r•a tricia Hearst. herself a kidn<1p victim 108 days a~o. y,·as chargl'd today \.i:ith kidnaping tY.'O pcrson:s. assault y.·1th a deadly \'ieapon and robbery. Dist. Att y: Joseph Busch. who filed lhe charges against he r. S<!id he h<id ncvrr hran:I nf ;r case in -which the kidnap ,·1ctim hccamc a kidnap suspect. Emily .;ind \Villiarn Harris. her ty.·o Sy1·ict11s Clai11i Destructio1i 011 fleig11ts 1 By United Press Int.irnatiooal Svria said one of Its intensive artillery bc!ITages set fire 10 an Israeli settlement on tt.e Golan Heights today, "causin.'! destruction and fires which are stlll bunting." lt \\'3~ the first Israeli settlement reported hit in the 72-day-old v.·ar of attrition. lsrllel heightened iL<; anti-infiltration alrrt on the U>banese frontirr today and sent rC'inforccd pa1rols into the streets of Jerusalem to guard against Arab guf'rrilla atlacks. One 380-s1udent high school in East Jt'rusale1n y.•as ordcrl'd shut at noon for v.·hat one teacher described as ··a security alert." Jerusalem JXlliC(' annoullct'd later lhry unco\'ered and snlashl'd a threc·m<in guerrilla J'.:'roup rc~ponsiblc for a number of attacks in and around the city in rec!'nl Y.'L>ek~. The announc!'merit said the men y.·ere found v.·ith "a substantial quantity of arms and explosives.'' A spokcsnuin said the three were respoosible for tile aiming of three 100- pound rockets at the center or Jerusalem a week ago while Secretary of State •renry A. Kissinger was visiting there. fie said the three killed a Jerusalem taxi driver a month ago. planted a bomb in an office building April 7 and set off a bomb outside the old city ri.1ay 14. Troops. mechanized patrols a n d helicopters prowled the northern front to guard against infiltrating guerrillas bent oo carrying out another raid like the one at ~1aalot a \\'eek ago. ~iilitary spokesmen denied over the national radio 01n unconfirmed report that troops found evidence of a cr~ing. Syn1bioncsc Liheration ,\r.rny rajJtors- lumed-con1rades. \\'ere <ilso rh<irJ!tll v.·1th kidnaping, assault <ind robb('ry. ~ The 1hrce y.·erc charged i'olonday \1ith federal fircarn1s violations. ~tiss Hearst has been accused by the FA! of joining the SLA for unkno1vr1 rc<isons. then laying ? barrage of guhfirc to cover the H.1rrises' escape from a sporting goods store Thursday af!cr ;1 bungled attempt at shoplifting. Tf) n1akc MORE HEARST STORIES APPEAR TODAY ON PAGE 5 their gel<i\\'ay. thl' trio at 1t·gcdI1· cnmmandCC'rt'Cf scvt•r<il vehit·lcs <1nc1 kidnapcd a ll't·n-agcr and <i !10Hy11•ood n1an. The shopliHing aurn1pt ullin1a1r!y triggered a polit'1! raid Friday th:tt resulted in the deaths of "Field fo.larshal Cinque" and five SLA members. ··There's nothing to say, really.·· said a tired and grim-fated Randolph .\. •learst, v.1m has said his d<1ughter Patricia y,•as br11inwashcd into joining ner caplorB. ·•[ don't think it makes anv differ- ence 11t all,'' he told ncv.smen ·in llill~ borough \1'ho asked hov.· the ch;irg1•s might affect her safe return or <lpprt•- hcnsion. f-learst then said Ile had to ' ll'avc :-ind y.·alked a11·ay v.·ithout answering furtht'r qucstioos. family's llitlslx>rough home. said of Hearst : "He y.·as strictly more hurt than he \\'as before. I lhink he's dl'ft· ni!.C'ly upset. \\'here she v.as a ,·icl1 n1. no\v she's an acCC'ssory.·· Busch said the co1npla1nt charged fo.li!'s H('arst with 19 felony rrim1nal counts. while William and Emily Harris were (See llEARST, Page 2J Spri11g Concert In Huntingto11 A spring concert will be presented ;it 7:30 p.m. Thursday by the ins!rument<il music department of Huntington Beach High School. It will be in the high school gym at 1905 ~lain St. The concert band . v.·ind ensemble and jazz ensemble will perform . Selections will include songs from ·'The . Music Man," "The Sting., ... Fantastics.·· "Mod Squad" and ''Theme fro n1 Ironside.'' Tickets are $1 for adults and SO-cents for students. D1ily !';IOI Sllff Pllolo 'TEENAGERS NEGLECTED' Override Backer Hollinden President Nixon Will !'Vol CornpZ)· Tf1itli Tape Orller \\ .. \S!l!i\'(;TQ~ l.\P I -PrC'Sident' 1\ixon no!lficd the lfousc Judiciary Co1nmi1!1•e today he Yiould not comply \Vi1h n subplJ('na demanding lap<'s of !I \\ a1crg:1tc con\'ersations. H11p. \\'iley '.\Jayne 1R-lu1ra 1, cinerged from <i closC'd comn1ittee st'ssion and told 11e11·sm1•n !h<it the \Vhite House response \1as dcli\'ercd to rom1nitlce Chairman SENATE PANEL BACKS UP JAWORSKI , Story, Page 4 Peter \\I. B:odino Jr. 1 D·:\.J . l. about 11 ;i.m .. one h11ur past the deadline set by the subpoena for a reply. !\tayne s<iid Rodino told the 38-member com1nittce th<it he just received the response ·'and said it \1 as unfa1·orab1e ... it 11•as negative." i::arlier. J\'ixon offered the rommiuce one ediled transcript in response to the commi!tre·s request for lapt's of 66 \\lh ite House conversations dealing 1vith the da iry industrv and International Telephone & Telegr.aph Corp. Nixon's lawyer. Jamt's D. SI. Clair, said the President feels he has already given the committee everything else it needs for that phase of its impeach1nent inquiry. St. Clair said manv of the 66 conversations sought by the comznittec in C'Onneclion "'ith the ITT and dairv industry matters were not recorded and tSee DEFY, Page 2) Override Support Valley Cou1icil Backs 17.Bc Boost By CANDACE PEARSO~ The Fountain. \/alley City Council Tuesday endorsed the June 4 tax O\'erride in the l-lunting1on Beach Union Hlgh School Dist rict to help what one councilman described as !he "most neglecte<lgroup \\'~·ve got ::_teepagers.'~ The unanimous actipn · ca1nc at Ifie suggestion of t-.la~·or (ieorge Seott. \\'ho said concerns for education far ou1v.·cigh ~ny arguments against the proposed tax llll'reast'. The override \1 ou!d add 17 .8·cents tu the high school district's current tax rate o[ S2.82 per SlOO assessed valualion. It \1ould finance construction of a six1h high SC'hOOl. The school \l'ould be buih on a site already 0\1Tied by the district at Golden \\'est Strce.t and \\'arner Avenue. S(.'Ott said residcn!s throughout rhe district should support the override e,·en though the school \1·i\l he in the Ocean Viey.· section of tbc high school district ··Pl"Ople in ~an \licw have paid for Fountain Va11ey·High, too,'' he said. Councilman Al Hollinden s a id t'Onstruction of a nt'\\' high school Yi'ili relie\'e ove1'TowcUng at fountain Valley and the district's four other high schools. 1-lollinden mentioned the recent "bad publicity" of drug raids at fountain \1a\ley and Los Amigos High Schools and said he thought one cause \ras the croY..tied conditions at the schools. "At Fountain \"alley High. there are 4.500 students in one tiny space." said Hollinden. y.·ho called teenagers "the most neglected group \ve've got around here ." If vo!ers don't care about students, llollinden continued. thev should realize it's "dumb economicallf" to defeat the override. "They'll spend more in juvenile courts than in providing adequate facilities in th!! first-place."' he said. JI alley Slates S7Jring Concert A band concert is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Fountain Valley High School cafeteria. The Fountain Valley High School Concert Band and Symphonic \\'ind Ensemble y.•il\ perform, under the direction of Frank Barnes. The program will include "fo.lasque" »tac Beth and highlights from "~ly F<iir l..ady." Tickets, <ivailable at the door. are 50 cents for students and SI for adults. Last \1cck llolhndrn. representing the ma~'or's office-. offered city hall as a meeting ground for higti school trus!rcs and tlx> Fountain \'alley c!enlcntary district board 1-:tC>n1entary !ru:;tecs cas1 ;i vole of "no, support" for the tax o\'erridc bc<eause thl· high school boai:d has oppose'<! rht proposed five-way plan of unifi<;"ation in B11dget Ite111 the area. \\·h1eh Fountain \alley is backing. Scott said Tuesday that the hi gh school ho;ird \\'ilS "\'cry recepli\'e'' lo the ide:1 of a joint session. but thnt Fountain \'rillev school of[iciaJs said it y;ouldn'I <1rLc1Tipl1sh ;111yth1ng bC'caus~· of "phlloscphieal Qi!fcrcncl's'' hrt11·ecn tht! 1110 boards . Chamber Vrgi11g Valley Funding of 'Jtlanager' Charging that "there isn't a dime in the budget to benefit the nierchant." a Fount2in \'alley Chamber of Comm)rcc official Tuesday asked the city council to provide funds for a chamber manager. "We wouldn't expect you to run the city without a staff," Chamber President frl'<l Roberson told the FoWltain Valley City Council. ··\V c·re :isking for a chance to sho•.v \1·hat the chan1bcr could do." he added. pron1ising, ''11·c can return to the city e\'ery dollar il gives, plus 11i dividend." Roberson, from Union Federal Savings and Loan company in Fountain Valley. was one of several speakers al the council's sludy session on t h e preliminary 1974-75 budget Tuesday. It was the council 's first look at the $5.25 million budget. The city·s current tax rate of $1.15 per S!OO assessed valuation is expected to :stay the same. despite the increased spending over th.ls year's $4.8 million budget. Howard Stephens, city controller, said all city departments had been asked to cut their proposals this year. He said he couldn't justify the chamber's request for $33/i50 and recommended funding at $14.600, the same as this year. Stephens said the city has been hit hard by inflation. especially by increased costs for electricity and gasoline. City Councilmen asked Roberson about the chamber proposal. whiC'h he said is aimed at making the business group independent of the city within five years and at bringing jn more sales tax and other revenues to the city . But the council took no action on it or other budget matters Tuesday. »·layor Pro Tern Al Hollinden later called study sessions "y.·orthless" and s.'.lid the council has to make policy decisions first -like deciding just y.·hat it wants from the: chamber. The council also he11rd fr6m Frank Bryant, a representative or the youth coonseling service Teen Help, which the <'ity has recommended the fundin g .1t 512,740. a large boost from this year's allot1nent of $1 ,291. Teen •lelp is located in F'ountain fSee l\1ANAGER, Page Z) Police .4.sk Help To Find Missi11g 11 tmtington Man The public has been asked to help locate Ronald Noble, a 28 • }'t!ar. old Huntington Beach man, missing since h1ay 5. Nobles mother, h·frs. fletty Wischner. said her son was last seen leaving the fa1nily home at 8061 Sunset Cirlce 011 May 5. An epileptic v.•ho need1' nicdication regularly. Noble also is ~lightly mentally retarded. his mothl'r said. S\le described her son .1s stockily buil1. five feet nine inches t<ill, ZIO pounds. wilh reddish broy.·n h<11r. a light ruddv complexion. freckles :ind greenish gray eyes. He <ii.so is missing the lip of his righl little finger. Anyone wilh information about Nobtc·s v.•hereabouts is asked to call l\.trs. \Vischnef at 536-3498 or Detective Dennis Smith at the lluntington Beach Police ·Department. A reward is being offered by the family. "We y.•ant to guard the city t+lorc than usual." police SJXlkesman Vahum Bosmi said. referring to the extra police and combet infantry patrol! prowling the st roots of the Holy City. He would not say y.tJat prompted the precautions. No other incidents were reported. Israel has built a number o f Students Await Payment M.a11, 38, Boy, 6, Killed in T,\o Orange Coast settlements in the Golan Heights and they arc ke y barRaining Points in Kissinger's efforts to get a cease-fire and a separation of forces agreement. Kissinger was seeking a breakthrough tonight tb con1plete the agreement on military dlscngagemcnt between Syria and Israel but indieatal he W011ld fly home this weekend everi without it. DAILY PILOT AD SELLS ANYTHING A few words In the rtghl place can sell almost anything. At I-tliat ... ms to be the stof)' of ihese few words: 20' SWORD FISH PLANK, stainless steel b u c k e t . (phone) or (~), It toolronl)Clllrte days to sell !he Items !Isled In lhat Daily Piiot clwllled ad- • story that Is often repealed by sallslled users of DIU, Pilot ads. Dlal Ille direct line to pl1ce a few words ol your own. Pbooe 14J.6678. 5 'Good Govern1ne1it' E1uployes Left E1npty Hau<led By TERRY COVILLE ot tM OtllJ ... .._ Sl1fl At least seven Htmtington Beam high school youths, including the daughter of Police Chief Earle Robitaille, hav e been left holding an en1pty bag o( promised salaries ror their work in the recent city council campaign, . And the oommJttee which hired them to stv.fr pd addre36 campaign literature and deliver messages overspent the city's $5,000 campaign llmit by more thin 1~000. No formal action has been taken yet againsl the Huntington Beach Citizens ,..for Good Government.. but the seven youths have filed a complaint wllh the Deparimeot of lnduslrtal RclaliOll.'I. -They clabn-tbe-committee owes~them a tolal of $348. On Its financial otalemenl filed after the April 9 election, lhe commlU.. admits to unpaid debts tolalllnc IUll. 1'be r.ommlU.., hoacled by downtown r<Sldenl llld -rty owner Maz Moor<!, supported Ted Bartlett and Harriett \Viedcr in lhe council race and Alicia · Wentworth ror city elerk. All thr~ t'asily won their contests. Moore today blan1ed the c i t y ' s campaign expenditure law for his financial woes. saying he originally hRd ·comrrlltments for the necessary money, but some of the people backed out because they did not want to go to court. "No one wanted 1he stigma of defending themselves in court even thoogh they felt lhey could b<al It," Moore says. "The·city's law is absolutely absurd." Tha campaign Hnlit law does not allow a candidate, or committee, to e:ollect or spend more tllan 15,000 on a m,nlclpal election, Ii also bao--&ev.eraJ prOvisiON limiting the amount of money Individuals can donate to any one campaign. Moore ~id he surpassed the 15,000 limit to cover 12,500 in losses for two fund-raising banquets •t the Sheraton Beadl ltm wbiClt were "total Oops." • ·, lfe said, however, he planned to pass the limit by a token amount anyway just to ,test the city law. t-.loore said he is ready no~· to go to court on it, if anyone presses charges. City Attorney Don Bonfa said exceed- ing the limit is an infraction punishable by a fine up to 1100. Bonfa said, however, it would be up to some other city division to instigale charges -perhaps the city council. "My office never initlatcs dlarges. we only follow up after a charge has been investigated," Bonfa said. He sajd, so far, no OM has fllt'd a complaint about the conuntt.tee's expeodltun:. As lo poylng off lhe high school young3ters. and other debts. Moore said a fund . rat.Ina bullet ls ecbe<luled for .June 9 to raise money, and he vowed evere efforl Would be made to pay lhe debll. , The commlu.e hod operaled outside lhe Bartlett, Wieder iilld Wentworth IS.. SALAlllES, hge 21 Auto Accidents Tv.·o West Orange County traffic actidenl victims, one of them a six-vear- old child, died within 24 hours or 'each other today and Tuesday in the intensive care ward at Los Alamitos General Hospital. Robert E. Cooper. 38. of Cypress. died today after an early morning accidl!nt on Valley View Road. Police said he apparently lost control. of-his three--.,..·heel motorcycle and it fell on tcp of him. ln a sepatate accident ~londay night. six-year-old Michael 0. Pope. of Los Alamitos was fatally Injured when a pickup truck backed over him in an apartment parking lot. Police said the yOWtgster died early Tuesday morning of massive head and lnlemnl Injuries. 1'he driver of the truck was not charged because pollC<! '8ld lbe boy rode his tricycle Into Ille Lruck's palh. A pa .. enger on Cooper's chopper·lype cycle, George Wl\llOll or Cypress, ~ .. , lhrown clear ot the accident and was only lllg!IUy llljured, police said. r • Weather Cooler Thursday with increasing low clouds tonight and Thursday morning. Mostly.suMy in the after- noon hours. Highs in the mid 60s at the beaches rising to the mid- 70s inland. li\SI DE TODA l' J\ 14-year-o/d high school base- boll player. stNlck. by a light- ni11g bole that hit him in tile f~re~ead and cantt out tl1rough J11s ngllt heel, escaped with only Sl4perficial bur11s Tuesday. See Sports for more details, PaQe 17. Al .,..,,, S.rvlC• 1 IN!lftl II L. M. ttY• 11 CllllO"'ll S, ll Ci.1.itlM U, II c .... in '' (f'tHWIN U Ool.M Mtt1c.. 14 Elfl~rNot Pin I lnttrtMMM!ll n.,. ,1.... U.11 '" .... _. 21 --" ·-~ . I I :l DAILY PILOT H Wfdnesday, M~y 12, 197'1 Aetion Capsule Val ley Cou 1icil Okays Override ~ in capsule form are actlon.s taken Tuesday night by the FoW'ltain Valley Ci!y Cquncll: 0 \'ERRIDE: Unanimously endorstd the tax 0·1e1Tide proposed by the Huntington Beach Union High School District. It goes before voters June 4. PARK FEES: \Vith Counciln1an Marvin Adler dissenting, approved a raise m·park fees paid by developer.; of single family homes from $400 to $600 per lot. H0:'11ES : Approved the rezoning of 2.5 acres on the east side of Ward Street betYt'cen Slater and Warner Avenues from agriculture to residential to allow construction of 10 homes by the h-icMlchael Company. LIGHTS OUT: Turned d0\\71 a request for roof lighUng on the Naugles and Jo Jo's restaurants, citing energy and csthetic considerations. The action upheld a previous planning commission denial. WAREltOUSES: Set a public hearing June <I on a proposal to prohibit mini-warehouses in the architectural control zone and to put that zonmg on portions of lo.1agnolia and Bushard Streets. Ju dge to Order Brea k-in Case ,iltlaterial Public From P age 1 SALARI ES. •• organizations and al! lhrce candidatrs say they don't really feel the debts arc thei r responsibility, but they \\'ill try to help pay them off. \VASHl ~GT0\1 (L'PJ ) -L:.S. District In the April campaign. Bar!JeH, Judge Gerhard A. Gesell said today tie tfrrough his o\\n re-election committee. ~·ould order the \\'h1te House to turn over spent $3,393 to 11 in his sixth term 00 any "relevant and material" document s the CQuncil. needed in the Ellsbcrg break-in trial r..1rs. \\'iedcr . 11ho u·on her first eoun- schedulcd for June 17. ell term. spent $4,458 1hrough her 011·n ''I don't recognize executive privilege. organization. i\lrs. \Ventworth spent lf anything is relevant and material. it's SI,827 on her 011n campaign, but did going to be produced by the United rely heavily on ti·foore's committee for States," Gesell remarked during his third support. She did pay $800 for one prin t- day of oral arguments on pretrial ing bill for a brochure (ln her alone. motions. \\'hich the Moore committee had printed. "We must procoo:I \\'it h \\'hat is Four other individuals who backed the relevant and material in this crime. _.same candidates with ·other commitlets, have stepped in to orga nize !he fund Y.'e're not going to have 'a secrel trial of raising for Moore's debts. public matters.'' They are downtown auto dealer Bob .. Gesell sairl that .._the _ rJ_lsberg _ Terry, former council candidate Dave defendant s 11crc entitled to examine -~caroraro. • -.rnyc~ -omcrnr -jqark ll ammerquist. and aH0111ey George their \\'hite I-louse personal files and said Rogers. he 1\·ould ask !he House Armed Services Together they had fornied three Committee for the testin1ony o I different committees -Golden Years \\'atergate conspirator E. llo11•ard Hunt Association. Committee for Responsible Jr. Government, and Homco\1'ncrs Election ' . " / l'ront Page 1 Co1nmitt.ee. -which all supported tht.' san1c candidates, \\'ieder, Bartlett. \Vcnl\\'Orth, Al Coen and Ceo r c c ,\/cCracken (\vho failed to be elected L I DEFY ... ! that others were not pertinent to the committee's inquiry. "We feel the opera!ive conversations have already been furnished ," St. Qair said. All that will be supplied, he said, is a partial transcript of an April 4. 1972 conversation bet\\'Cf'n Nixon, fonner 1 Atty. Gen .. John ~titchell and former \\1hite House aide H. R. llaldeman. • St. Oair said testimony at the Senat e \\'atcrgatc hearings Sho\•:s lhat there wa s discussion of 1he !IT case during that 1neeting. St. Clair spoke to ne~·smen before entering another closed-door hearing of lhe committee. The committee heard the tape of a ~1arch 21. 1973 meeting Tuesday. and some members said it v•as the most dan1aging evidence again.st Nixon they have heard. In another development. Rodino told reporters Tuesday that a significant portion or a ~larch 7. 1973 \\'hite House Lranscripl ma y be missing. Rodino said the tape recording representing that transcript apparently includes a di scussion by Nixon of lhc po5Sibilily of \Vhite House involvement in the Watergate cover-up. l'\ixon has said he first learned of the CO\·er-up tilarch 21. 1973. Trustees to ~[ee l Trustees of Lhe Coasl Coinmunity College District \\·ill meet at 8 tonight in district offices, 1370 Adams A\'C., Costa ,\iesa. OaAHGf COAST Ii& DAILY PILOT 1,,. O'l <>qe Co.SI 0..ly Plilll -.ill>_,.. is ellll'- 1><~'1 1~ ,,~,.s·f'r ... IS ""bl>V>ed OJ!"-Q-1- C.Ul••,..ot l.'on~•• t"'0\.13~ r "e1.1~. IOI Co<11 ~·Ha. ,..,,..-. S.oc"' 1'<wn1""'Qll 8'1Kfll'I'°""' I•" v11i.~. liOU!'llr. '"'I"'~"' •d•'<o~ " l!<llll<I....., ~.,..,,.o, ..• ~a :;.,~. .ti .. '"°' ll'"''"Pll flUbl<•"'"<I !"<"" '' 11 Jl(I We"! Bt~Str<!t't Cao11 "4e..., Q1,1er"" ~2b~ Pcf-•N w,.f:'i ""··~-"'°"' ...... Clv!e~ H loo\ !-. :1-.,rj P Noll A~'"l.4irta0""1lOJC'A 1.,,eo.o. w.~ Or•r'ICll °""""'£du°' .._..,.,._. •.c.fl Offict 1787!>&och ~d Mo11inq NJO.e~t P.O. Bor 'W, <11&46 Offllr Offkt1 L ... '"" 8NClo m ~"' ..,.,.""' Col~ ,,,,_ ,)))w.,.i o.v !ltl•t N1"'°°"(1etei. 3.ml'fl_,9'o.....,.-., 6.ol"l~Xl6,..,.i1C-ll1!.i I • Terry feels his name has been unfairl v Jinked to Moore's commintee, and disclaim . any direct connection ~·Hh It during the election. except that they supported the same people. "I don't see anything illegal in this ." Terry said today. "I think the only bad thing is that Max got carried away with the campaign." Terry has taken control of ~1oore's financial records and is heading the drive, along \l':ith 'Garofalo and dis- claims any direct connection y,·ith it during the election, except that they supported the same people. "I don't see anything .illegal in this.'' Terry said today. ''I think the only bed thing is that ~lax got carried av.·ay with the campaign." Terry has taken conlrol oC !\loore's financial records and is heading the drive, along u·ith Garofalo and Hammerquist, to raise money lo pay off the debts. He said they are doing it because the \l'hole thing reflects on their image any· \\'a}'. F ront Page 1 MANAGE R ••• Valley. Bryant explained the organization \\'ants to add an execulive secretary and is aJso .seeking other funds from the Hoag fo~oundation, Orange County, Fountain Valley Elementary School District and the Huntington Beach Union High School District. The most favorable reaction Tuesdav was reserved for the Fountain Valle~ Community Band, which the city budgc.t committee had recommended get $200, the same funding as this year. ~fayor George Scott said he thought the band was so good, it deserved the f.300 it requested. Hollinden said he \~'anled to boost that lo $400. The band, organized by the commun ity school program run by the Fountain Valley Elementary School District p!a~·ed ror a recent city park dedication ceremony. The money u·ould go to buy sheet music and other supplies. The council wi ll take at least one more look at the preliminary budget before final public hearings on it this summer. From Pagel DISTRICTS . •• and act on it in time ~ get il on the November ballot. Also voicing -~lion to the plan Tuesday was Himllngton Beach City Councilman Henry Duke. In a otatement read to the commlllee by C. B. Wright, presldent .. tect of tho high acbool dlstrict's teacher aSIOclatJon, Duke said he is opposed beca ... or the Inequitable distribution oLJissessed valuation It woold creole in the Clly of Hunlinclon S.ach. That vaJuation v.·ould leave Fountain Valley with $7,000 per 11 u d. n I • lluntingtop S.ach with llS,700; Ocean View wl{h $9,300; Seal Beach with ~.100, and Weotmlnater with $8,llOO, school officials havo estlmaled. • •• . . ... • ' "'t UPI Telt?h?tO Tal.:es B1·ide Guru ~taharaj Ji, 16, and bride l\larolyn Lois Johnson. 24, \Vho \\'as the Guru's secretary1 walk dO\\'n aisle at Rockland Con1 munity Church at Lookout ~'fountain in Denver. Story. Page 8. ----·---- P-anel Ol{s Co11do111hriu1n Conve1·sio11 011 Beach£ 1·011t The lluntington Pacific Apartn1 ents -The PRD ordin:inrc 11r1·er rrfers the only beachfront housing complex in d1rectl.v to "Condotniniurns." bu! d0t•s Huntington Beach -v.·i!I become refer to "0\\1ll'rship by air :-.p{1tt• •• 11 hich condo miniun1 s in the near future. B-Onfa said !l)C<lns 1he san1c th ing. City councilmen have overruled !he Bill Fosler. genera! manager of ihe planning commission and the city Huntington Beach Con1pan~·. n1:i1or attorney, in granting permission for the fl11·ncr of the oceanfront apartrncnts. said con1·ersion from rented apartments to no zone thange ,1·as requested because ii individually owned condominiums. 1r11s clear the apartn1cnts t·ould not n1cet Jt v.•as a 4-2 vote ~1onday, v.•ith Norma staff open spacr n n d parking Gibbs and Henry Duke opposed . Jerry rc"Juiren1cnts in a !'DR zunc. Matney abstained. saying he favors the .. \\·e ha\'c aln·ars been stricter on condominium concept, btii. he would not PRDs than apa11n1c11t:-b C' ca us r vote against the city attorney's opinion. apartment d\\'cllers arc n1or<' transicni. .. Attorney Don Ronfa advised said Harlo\1'. "People lire in a PR O councilm~n that, under city law. the longer, their habi1s are diffe rent." conversion could not be allowed vo'ithout a ''A PRD 1s diffl'rent fron1 a request for a zone change and a use condo1ninium. 1!01\' 11·ould ~·ou ha1·1· pennit, as the planning commission had patios or open space in a !5-f1011r ruled. condominium ?" asked :\latncy. "The fact But attomeys for the apartment someone \l'an!s to O\\ 11 an apartn1ent Ull1t Oll'Tiers said, under state \a1v. no such 1s not b:id ." 1.one change is necessary merely for a Harlo~· said the primary worry is th:it change in the style of O\VTiership, unless d('velo1>ers \\'OUld buil d under the easier city ordinances "clearly" s t a t e apartment siandards. th C'n quickly ask otherv"ise. for a conl'ersion to condorn1nn1ms. Planning Director Dick Harlow, and , Foster Suggested that councilmen. Boofa, said it is their belief city law!" rather than ruling on the language of the clearly place condominiums under the la\1', could hasc tht'ir decision on \!->" requirements of the planne<:I residential intent of the council \\'hen the la11· u·as district IPRD), thus requiring a zone \l'rillen . change for conversion. Bonfa advised them a judge \vould look Harlow said he realizes the city needs at the language. not council intention. a conversion ordinance, but it currently but he \\·as ovC'rruled l:>y Al Coen, does not have one. IIarrielt \\'ieder, Tad Bartlett and Don Shipley. ' ~~~~~~~--~~~ Go lden West To Present 'Fa11tasticks' An upbeat version of a 14·year-old musical "The Fantastic~s" \\·ill be presented in the Colden \Vest College Theater Thurstlay through Saturday at 8:30 p.m. - Ruth Griffith and Sue Conway, both of fluntington Beach play the lead roles. OPEH 9 to 4 ,.;,-: .. ~ ...... Valley Move Park Fees· Hi.ked- For Developers Citing innation as the reason, the Fountain Valley City Council Tuesday raised the park fees cha11ed developers from $400 per single fanuly Jot to '600 per lot . The vote was 4 to 1, with Council1nan Marvin Adler dissenting.. Adler said the 50 percent increase \\'Ould only be passed on to o"·ners of newly-built hornes. ''It's not fair ," he said . fl.tayor Pro Tern 41 I lolli:idcn countered that new residents would be 'buying into a parks and recreation system \\tlile those of us v.'ho have Jived here a long time didn't have anytliing. but \\'e paid taxes.'' All other park fees that developers pay in lieu of donating land were also raised SO percent by the council. No developers objected to the action at the meeting. !\tobile home fees v.·ill cost S&OO per space and in mulli·family development s. bachi.'lor and one·bC'droon1 units \\•i ll havr Sl95 Jll'r 11111t fees: t11·c:rbcdroon1 un11s \\'ill hal'c ;1 rec of $2R5 and 1hree-bcdroon1 units \\ill cost SJ75 caeh in f~l'S . TI1e last revision in aprk fees \\'as 1hrC'l' years ago. \'ity l'ubl lc \\'orks Di1·ector \\'aynl' 0:-horne ~;iid infl ation in p.1rk acqu1sitio11 ~111 d tonstruction costs has r1se-n 50 percent since then Vallev to Po11der • Teat·hers' Sta tus r\.t Board Meet A rnothod to keep Fountain Valley sthools operating in the c1·ent teachers "\\'ithdra1\' scr1·ict's" \.1:i!l be discussed bv the District's Board of Trustees at 7:3li o'clock ton igh t. Tea chers in the district are angry over the board's refusal to discuss their rr.ntract drrn ands for O<'Xl year and for "pr('n1alure!y" turn ing these discussions over to a Board of Revie1"V. Judi LQ11·man. prcsidr nt of the Foun!ain \':illcy Educ~ion Association 11·h 11.h represen1:; teachers. said her group has no! t;:iken a \'Ole to strike, or 11·ithhold SCfl'lCl'S. Or. Robert Read. assistant FoWltain Valll'y supe rintendent , said t 11 c discussion is lX'ing held ix'cause the district no1v has no policy for handling a \1·ork stoppage. r·ountain \lallev teachers. u·ho \.\'ant a 13 percent pay bOos t, reduced {·lass size. additional teacher <1ides and improved insurance bcnefils. distributed flyers in thr cornmunity over lhe weekend criticizing the board's failure to granl thcn1 a cost of Jiving raise for next year. The flyers 1also accused the board of failing to operate the district efficiently. This 11 eek the board sent letters to d1s!rl{'t parents po!nting out th <it teachers \~·HJ receive an average increase of °'·4 percent next year, an auton1atic raise given as teachers accumulate additional vears of service. In addition. the ·OOard said. l:xl !('achers \.\'ill receive .pay hik~ averaging 6.2 perccnl for gaining additional education. The distr ict beard. \\•ho savs there isn·t enough money to meet 'the teacher den1anjs, declared negotiations at an in1passe early this month . after holding nine meetings \j,'ith teach ers. Teachers contend the discussions were halted too soon . Osborne said It would cost about $183,000 to build and furntab a ltlree-aere park now, while a $600 per lot fee for 250 housing units will only rise $150,000. Zoning Jaw calls for three acres of park for every 250 residential unJts. "We're still go~ to be short." Councilman Bernie Svalstad said of the proposed $600 fee . He said he v.«>uld support an addition3\ $50 boost. No one else backed that idea . Osborne said tJ1e city 's fees would sti ll be Jo\l'er than those in many·surrounding com1nunities. including 11untington Beach, where the single-family fee is $750 per lol. Both tJ1e parks and recreation and plaMing commissions in Fountain Valley endorsed the higher charges. Pa per Urges 3 to Give Up SA\' F'RA\'CISCO I A Pl -The lll'ar~l-0\11100 S;in Francis co Exan1iner carried \.\·hat it called an "urgent 1nessagt··· en the front page of today's edilions imploring Patricia Jiearsl and \\1illiarn and En1ily llan'i.s to surrender. The boxed messag:e, headed "Bill. Emily and Patty," and signed ''The Editors·• urged the trio lo "Stop running, and th.ink. "As Jong as you run, you has!en disaster.'' the n1cssage said. "You arc hwllcd by an a:rmy of police. There is no sale place to hide. Death may be only a breath away," F rona Page 1 IIE ARST • • • cl1nrged \j,'i1h 18. Bail for the three "·as set in advance of 1heir capture at $50,000 each. ~1aximum S<'ntrnrc for convi{'tion on the robbery and kidnap charg<'s is life imprisonment. "In our opinion. fl.liss Hearst v.·as acting on her own free "·ill," Busch said. Busch said f.1iss Hearst was charged 11·ith one extra count of assault with a deadly weapon as ".an alder and abettor" in R knife attack on a Los Angeles landlady \1·ho said the newspaper heiress and t"·o n1en tried to rent a room Swxtav night. \\'hen lhe landlady refused, one Or the men slashed al her with the knife. cutting her dress but leaving her unhurt. The complaint also noted that Alis,, Hearst allegedly held a carbine during the knife attack. The men with her were described only as "Jotin Does.'' Specific charges agaln9t all three were five counts of assault with a deadly 1\'eapon, four counts of assault with a deadly ~·capon "'ith intent to murder. four counts of first degree robbery, one counl of kidnaping. one count of kidnaping v.·ith purpose of robbery and three violations of the California Vehicle Code relating to unlawful use or vehicles. Asked if captured whether they would be tried first on the federal or Joca I charges, Busch said, "I think we could get them to trial first .'' fl.liss Hearst and the Jfarrises v.·ere charged by the U.S. magistrate in Los Angeles on Monday with illegal use and possesaion of automatic weapons in connection with the shooting. ---··· -----·...,---=::,.::.:::_;::::-P:: .• ::~==.c:,-:-.• :c.::.,::.-. :: . ..r::::c.,::r=,.:-:.-.:-. .. , ·-• ......... ~ ·• ..... •':' ... •, ,, • .. "We are breaking all the conventions related to this musical." said director Stev.·art Rogers. "lt should be a far richer show." The original production featured a boy. a girl, their fathers and a wall . The stage \V3S a wooden platform, the scenery a fragile cardboard moon . At Golden \Vest, the story \l'ill include mothers as well as fathers and their children. The essentially bare stage is gone and in its place is a sel with more visual impact. Baseball Shoes All Purpose Shoes Soccer Shoes Tennis Shoes Warm-Up Shoes Football Shoes Wrestling Shoes Tennis Rackets Wilson -Davis -Bancroft Dunlop -Yoneyama Racquetball Racquets & Bolls Handball Gloves & Bolls Table Tennis Paddles & Bolls Squash Rackets Tickets are SI.SO for the public and Sl for ·those with an associated student card. She Sh.01 ve d ID -The Barmaid's BRISTOL. Com. (AP) -Wben Judith ~ 'Jbomas was asked by a ~id at Leooe'• for proof ol age, authorities µid , "1e Jl<Oduced a driver'• license and blrtll ,. ctttilicale bearing the name and age of. the benneid. Oflk<n aald the ba~'• purse w .. stolon May JO and Identification paper> ,..... mining when It was recovered. &f111 'Jbomas, 17, of Bristol, was j charged with larcency and procllring liquor by false statement, police said I ~y. • Tennis Dresses Mens & Bi>ys Tennis Shorts · Mens & 'Boys Tennis Shirts Warm -Up Suits Hats & Visors Mens Tennis Sweaters • • I . - Baseball Mitts -Bolls -Bats Softball Shirts · Softballs & Bats ..., Volleyballs Basketballs Soc~er Bolls -Slant Boards Weight Sets . Bike ·Repairing Bike Parts -Tires -Tubes .. ~ ~I ; ' ' -·-... ---------· • I I .,., .. , At Your Ser\tice A Suaday, Wednesday and Friday · Ft1ture · Of lhe Dally PUol Your Service. Sea s., .... t Pr .. gram DEAR PAT : \Ve have lived in Orange County for two years and our teen.agers . like most, have become interested in all phases of water sports, including sailing. \Ve do not have our own boat at this tlmc. 1 would like to find out if there is any kind of program \\'here our youngsters can learn to sail and be instructci:t in basic navigation. P.n., San Juan Capistrano There are limited openings with the Sea Scouts (affil iated with the Boy Scouts of America) on Ship 610 docked in Ne"'port llarbor. l>escribcd by its spokesman as "an excellent opportunity for boys und girls, ages 14-18, to learn sailing and seamanship, the Sea Scouts program has recentl y reactivated this ship to R rve the south county area. Ship membe rs "'ill operate a ! I · r o o t Thunderbird sloop. full y t"qulpt>td and carrying a radio for ocean sailing and trips to Cata lina. Llt'ut. Col. '-1. Y.'. Dlonagt', skipper, says adults are needed tn form lhe ship's .com p a n y. lnex perlt'nttd potentia l sailors "'ho know bow to swim are eligible. ~omplahahag lo GPO -DEAR PAT : After reading your reCcnt letter fron1 L.L .. Laguna Be;ich recently I had to write to tell you I've had the same type of problem __, being ignored by the C.overnment Prjnting Oftice. Last Novembefl ordered 'a $10 book and a S2 poster. I've rrrrived nothtlg ~cl?pt jor tv.:o letters asking fnr more information. Can you hel p me loo . and is this <1 "trend" in poor St-rvice by the GPO? B.K., Cot~a de l ~l ar Tht pro blem -.·as reported to the GPO Custom er Ser\•lce: Department, P.O. Box 1533. WashlnKf,on, D.C. %0013, and your erders are being processed. The GPO has beell pla«~ -.·Ub problems like you ri1 for years, bat Ro»emary Crlbben of Coa~' Joint CommiU.et OD Printing, said the reduced now of cotllplaln\s to the commhtee Indicates deUvery has Improved. She added. bowever, tha t if letters to GPO contln ue lo i: o unanswt'T"td, con1umers nt1y l'.tl action by writing to tbt lr Congreu man or Senator. Wiiiiam Ba~lt, s p ee i a I assistant to tbe Superintendent of Doeumenls, says 85 to 90 percent of all orders are supposed to be fillell within 21 "·orklnK days and service should lmpro\·e as more au tomation is inlrod uced. Ir repeated letters bring DO resp:.nse, he advised, as.the rettot At Your Sel'\'ice column did, tbal corrtspoudence be sent lo the attention of '-lrs. t~rances Sharpe a t the Customer Se rvice Depa rtment. Groups r .. r Senior• DEAR PAT: Recently we receit•~d literature inviting us to join a club for people in the sos age brackc.>t. Many benefits v.·ere oflered. i n c 1 u din g insurance, prescription service and travel arrangements. 1r I remember correctly. the group is in Long Beach. The literature tvas misplaCE'd and our attempts to locate this organization have not been successful. CruJ you try? L.S., Mission Viejo lnformaUtn ls being malled lo you from th e America n Association of ReUrtd Persons, for Individuals over 55 and retired. plus details about the Action for Independent l\taturlty (A.l.l\t.) group for pt"rsons aged 50-f.I. Others wishing to coatact either of these organliaUons can "'rile to 215 Long UeBcb Blvd .• Long Beach, Ca. State Lollerie• DEAR PAT: Recently I read that six states now have lo"eries. I've already made application to lhe state lottery commissions of New Jersey a n d '-fassacriusetts. but 1·d like you to tell me how to apply to Ute commissions or the other four states. S.l\t., Costa l\1esa Five other states now have lotteries, according to the Sepl is, 197% issue o( U.S. New1 and \Yorld Rt90rt You can write to their lottery cemmlsslons In cart' of the followin g stale capitals: Concord, N.H. 09101 ; Albany, N.Y. 1%207; Hartford, Conn. 03301 ; Harrisburg, r a. 17105, and Lansing, Mich. 4$924. llotnes for Sludetats DEAR PAT: Forty homes are being sought for students front France who will visit the Huntington Beach • Newport - Irvine • Laguna Beach area July 4 to July 30 under the auspices of the Foreign Study League. This Is a chBnce to show Europeans that the spirit, strength and greatness of America lies ln our qualltles of sharing, concern for one's neighbor and Interest In otheT peoples and their <11otorm. Would you ask any ol your readers Interested In this project to contact me? G.t., .Lapna N!Juel laterttted rtaden are lnvtted to can G1ylord Inge, Laguna Nltotl, 415-41M, or em Oa•taflOD, Lapna Be~~. ,_ .. Hott f1mlUe1 iare expected to provide room and board • 1lon1 w I t b tnnsportaOon to and rrom clas1e1 five morahl11 a wetk at Newport Harbor Hip Sdlool. Hoslt may cboote Ille age t (111-!1) ud OU •I 1111e1r ,...i. and prtvale ...... lrt DOI nqlllred. -·--····-. • . . ..• -t • Sla11glater 011 Tenth Ave1111e? No. it's a simulated 1najor auto accident on the UC Irvine ca1npus. where 1nembers of UCI Experimen· tal College first aid classe~ Tuesday put what in· structors Bob Palmer and Barr~' \\'einer have taught then1 to work. Automobile Club of Southern Califo'r· nia contributed the realistic props for the exercise. First aid students ;nvolved are fine today. but condi· lion of cars' origi:1al occupants is unknown. Three .She1·iff Ho(l!1uls Agree on Enforcement By JAN \\'ORTH Of !ht D1llJ Piiot 51111 L:1w enforcement in South Orang1' Cou.nty nce"ds to be stepped up and drastically mocicrnizcd , three candidates fo r Orange County Sheriff ugrt"ed Tut>sday night The three . .l\tarshall Norris. Eugen£> \'inlove. and \oi..'Orge Savord. appeared u1 Leisure \\'orld at a forun1 set up by former lngle\4'ood police chief \\'1llia111 Kennedy. a backer of S.1vnrd. Kennedy also "'as moderator of 1hc rorum . The other three c.:andidatcs for thr office. Jerry Lee l...1\\Tence. Spero Janise. and Bradley Gales. did nol attend. Al the end of !he two hour me<>t111~. Kennedy offcrl'd Savord a chance tn "take oll his candidate's har· and speak independent of the other two candidates about pending lcglslation affecting law enforcement. In the earlier part of the program. \vhere each l'andldate was J:ivcn an equal chance to speak. all three silid they believe the present sheriff's department. headed by retiring Sheriff J;imcs ~1 usick . is al least 15 years behind the ti1ncs. "\\'e've waited 18 vears for a sherifrs substation in south Orange Count~· ... !\'orris said. "It "'as an en1crgcncy 10 yea rs ago. "Regardless of \\·hat you've been told or read in the papers. there is no blueprint for a substation 1n Laguna Niguel. That's just part of the political campaign of one of the supervisors. You can't do plans in 30 days ... Korris assailed the proposals by Fifth District Supervisor Ronald Caspers that one courtroom at the Laguna Niguel Civic Center be temporarily used as a sheriff's substation. · "ll doesn't work. it never has v,.·orked. and it never will work to have police in a l'Ourtroom.'' he said. Savord. former chief of police in Cypress. lo!d the audience of 100 if he is elected he v.·il\ make sure each or his officers carries an advanced first aid card and has "lire saviRg o~ygen in his car righl along \l'ith air for the tires.·· Savard also suggested thal lo impro\'e pollce coverage of lhe I a r g e unincorporated area from Capistrano Beach to El Toro, he would propose training resident deputies to v.·or~ from their homts. .. They could report to a roving field supervisor," Savard said. "This would save the cost or driving back and forlh to S.1nta Ana until plans come through for a south County substation." tie also urged better coordination betu·een the Leisure World private guards v.'hO man each gate to the private co1nn1unity and the sheriff's deputies. "If I were sheriff. l v.·ou!d like to feel comforl.able that every one of your gua rds here is u·cll versed in first aid. scarrh and seizure Jay,•s. a r r e s t procedures. and use of firearms... he said. Vinlove. a businessman and former policeman. said he favors the idea ol reserve officers. 'An1nesty Pe1·iod' Begins Ju11e I for T1·affic Fines Juvenile traffic offenders \\'ill have a chance starting June I to come to court and pay oatstanding ticket fine s v.•ilhout fear of penally charges. Los Angeles. Under normal procedures in a juvenile traffic case, the youth is sent a v.·orning notice "'hen the ticket becon1es overdue. --- F ederal Court For Cou11ty Gets Stud v of Needs ,/ Chances that Orange County wi!l be eli,:iib!e for location of a federal court improved "·ith word today th~t studies of need are underway in time for a July I hearing.· - Federal court officials have begun studies to determine how much of the litigation presently handles b~' federal courts in Los Angeles actually comes from Orange County. The d<1ta is to be presented at a July I hearing set by the court administration committee of !he Judicial Conference v>hich meets in Washington. D.C .. an aide to Sen. Alan Cranston 1 D-Califomia) said Tuesday. "Proponents of the establishment of a court in Santa Ana to serve Orange County and portions of Riverside and San Bemardlno counties are encouraged to present infonnation supporting their views,'' the Cranston aide said. lnformalion can be filed v.·ith \Vllliam E. fo~oley. deputy director of the administrallve office of the U.S. Courts. 811 Vermont Ave .. Los Angeles. Judge Ben Connally will chair ti)e July I meeting of the court admini~tration committee which has set the Orange County federal court matter for hearing. Cou1it y Pilot Receives Aicnrd WASHINGTON (UP() - A Catiforrua man who once traded a pound of butler for a flying lesson was name<l, today as 1973 night instructor of the year in a program sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration and lhe Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association. \\'illard C. Marvin. 45, of Fullerton, will receive a trophy and $1,000 prize. The lwo groups began the annual competition in 1972 to recognize avialion and air safety. · l\1arvin, orphaned at the age of 14. paid ror his early flying lessons by working at odd jobs around the airport at Fullerton. and on one occasion traded a pound of butter for an hour of instruction. • Wtdnr!.d.ly, M<ly 22, 11174 H I ' ' ' ' ., Sherill's Area Substation Gets Supervisors' OK lgnoring pleas by a lawyer for 'three m1.miciP0l court judges. Orange County Supervisors Tuesday cleared away the last obslaclt> to constn1ction of a temporary sheriff'~ substation in the Laguna Niguel e<:urthnuse. Attorney ~like ~tcCormick of lhe la1v finn Rutan and Tucker spokio for th4• judges and tried to stave off board approval of a negati\'e enviroomcntal deciaration on the project. The judges, in an effort to keep the sheriff out af the courthouse. com· plained that me project had to ha\'(' a full Environmental Impact lleport before being built . Deputy County Counsel Cla~·ton f'arkr·r told supervisors the negative tlrclara· tioo, a simple statement that the pro1- cc \4'0Uld have no detrimental effect - is all that was needed. McCormick's .appeal \\'as ·111c latcs! 1n <l string or attempls made by the jud,e:C"<; to halt the project. TI1c judges claim 1he proximit~· of police to CQurts of la11· is a bad irg.lgc 10 project. They also rlnitTl lhe sheriff \\ill oust the public defender's ~taff from lhe building and rC'lrga1 e thern lo <l trailer outside the rourthou::c. Acting Hoard C'hainnan Rnlph Diedrich repeatedly interruptcu :\lcConnick 10 remind him that the only matter before the board 1\•ns appro1·al of a negative declaration. But l\1cConn ick surrcedecd i n presenting all the phi Io s op h i ca l objections as \~·ell as some rationnle for a full Em on the project. lie said the Ja:nd is zoned os agricultural and the pro}ect is not a permitted use on the land . Parker said the county. hy lts 011n choosing. is not suhjf'Cl lo iLS 0\1 n zoning lav.·s and even if it 11·crc "the tountv v•ould have to close do1111 the tourlhoust itself as non-cooform ihg." The 'board decided t o install the substation in the courlhouse because one of the four courtroon1s "·;is vacant ll \1'aS a,n econo111y move aimC'd a1 saving as much money ;is possible ro apply toward a permanent facilit y several vears dov.n the linl'. l\fcCormick indicated that !he judges. 11·ho hired the pri\'ate atlomey after being rebuffed by the C"Clunly counsel. \1·anted to resolve their differences "withou~ going to the extent of <1 lawsuit. Afler the board voted lo approve the oega~iv.e <iioclaration, .he refus,.>cl to say ii such action would be taken. Several crimnal lav..'Yers spoke during the impromptu hearing and each told the board the presence of police in the rour1.roo1n v.wld be detrimental to lhl' justice system. Supervisor Ronald Caspers. "'ho ha ~ been particularly blunt in tlls cri!icism of 1he judges, commented al1er the vote. H ear a Noise? Coast Officials Cite So11ic Boom Millions of Southland residents y,·ere shaken or awakened early today. \\'hen an apparent sonic boom stiook four counties. The big bang was tentatively blamed on a ,supersonic aircraft involved in North American Air Defense Command exercises which have been in progress th roughout the 'veek. The California Institute of Technology at Pasadena said the noise definitely "'as not the result of seismic activity. No damage was reported along the Orange Coast. but in Los Angeles Count.r. dishes were reported rattled and broken in some locales. according to sheriff's deputies. "I personal\.\' think it is horrible when t\.\'O level s of government go at each other llke !his at the taxpayers' expense.·· W 0111e 1L Vote rs 01i T elevisio1t ·Three nlrmbers of the League or \\'oincn \'oters u·i\I explain the pros and con:-of the nine propositions to appC'ar on the June 4 primary ballot tn special progran1s on rhannc! 50 Thursday at 8 p.m. and . Sunffi1y at 9<l(l 1).m. Thl' panelists include : Lee Podolak of Or<1n~c. past president • e>f the Santa Ana-Tustin-Orange it':i~uc : Kit Orollingcr of El Toro. pnst presidl'nt of the Or<inge Coast league and Nancy Jones o r l-lun1 ington Beach. treasurer of ll1c Huntin gton Beach league . Co1111.t~· Du rnps T o Be Reopened 01t Suncla v s ~ Orange County Supervisors Tuesday voted unanimously lo reopen the county's four dumps on Sundays. Hut they agreed thal Sunday hour s ' should be cut back to a span of six hour s li£'!11·rt:'n 10 11.ni. and 4 p.n1. to continue cnnsf'rving diesel fuel riiat pl\\•ers thf' trash-movin g equipment. Suppervisors voted for lhl' Sundav closures startin~ Jan. I \vhen it \1·a·~ learned that !he fuel crisis 11·as pinc.hing off !he supply of diesel fuel the county normally consumed. The economy measur1• saved about 16 percent of the fuel that v.·ould have been used if the dumps were open on a full \0- hour schedule on Sundavs. Last \\'<'ek. several 'board members \'Oiced the opinion that the fuel situation has improved enough for the-duinps to reopen. But action \\'as delayed until lhi s }''Cek to leave time for sl,udy. County Administrative Officer Robert Thomas gave supervisors a number of options regarding action oo the dump hours. He recommended they reopen on Sundays but limit fuel cnnsumptlon tn present levels. County Road Deparunent officia ls said such a move would mean some equip- n1ent \vould stand idle to make up the Sunday fuel consumption. Thomas and the board Tuesday arrived at another alternative -reopening on sho rtened Sunday hours. Supervisors were told they could also have continued the present six-dav operations, closed the dumps on a tveekday instead of Sundays, run a full· schedule operation until -fuel runs out or run a seven-day schedule with all hours reduced. Purchasing department officials lold supervisors in a report that full-scale operations \vould exhausl fuel supplies b~· July. Saturday dump hours were shbrtened earlier this year as part of the economy mtJVe. The dumps are open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and from 6 a.nl. to 6 p.m. on weekdays. Supervisors took no action-to either further shorten Saturday hours or 10 reinstate the weekday hours on Saturday. Thomas first suggested that th e. Sunday dump hours be the same as the reduced Saturday hours but the board agreed sorne attempt had to be made to reduce fuel use. Fred P. Bingham JI . a traffic hearing ofrlcer for the Oran~e County Juvenile Court in· Orange, said Tuesday the special "amnesty period" v.•ill run ror 60 davs ending July 31. Bingham said if the v.•arning fails lo draw a response. the cou rts have three alternatives. ----------------------· --------·------------ During that time . court officers in Orange, at the Harbor Court and at the south county municipal court hope to clear off a large part of their backlogged records. Bingham estimated the ~larbor and routh county coorts probably each have a backlog of about 1,700 juvenile traffic tickets that haven't been paid off by the deadline. "Jn the Orange courl, v.·e have about 7.000 of the1n going back 10 years," Bingham said. Bingham .stressed that the amnesty period is only for people who were under 18 years of age when cited -nol adults. "Some of the people v.·e expect to come in may have been juveniles when they were ticketed but are adults now,'' Bingham sltid. "That's okay, though they can participate." The amnesty period doesn't exempt an offender from the normal fine but it does free them from the responsibility of paying penalty fees. 1n the case of an unpaid $50 speeding ticket, for example. the penalty fees could amount to another $25 to $50 on top of ii, Bingham asid. Five types ol lraffie offense3 wlll not be covered by the amnesty program. 'Ibey Include reckless driving, hit and run, drag racing or speed exhibition, posscsston of alcohol In a vehicle and failing lo appe.ar !or.• lrlal. "Any juvenile having a citation pondJnc before thc90 courlt should go to the court to whlell they wore originally cited." Billgbam ,.Id. Bingham ,.id he sugg.,ted the amnesty fl!OCl'•m to Jodge William Speirl aller bWtng about !he success of a slmUar program being conduc:led in -They can put a stop order in the offender's Department of Motor Vehicles files making it impossible for him to renew or replace his license until the matter is cleared up. -They can issue a "Cite Parent" notice which is served on the child's parents ordering them to bring the offendir to court -They can issue a v.·arrant for the youth's arrest. Bingham said the courts issue an average of 20 warrants each month on juvenile traffic cases and any that are still outstanding during the amnesty period "will be held back by police agencies to see if the offender comes in to pay bis fine." Bingham said the amnesty period, If it is a success, could save the courts a good deal of money because "it costs more to bring them in by \\'arrant than we get in return." He said his court atone brings in about $300.000 per year in juvenile traffic fines. Bingham said tbe policy of seeking out juvenile offenders is a relatively new one. In the past, he said. a stop notice was issued ahd the D~fV handled the matter from that point on. "But we now realize ••e are dealing with young people who could be<»me chronic offenderS as adults If they areri't QOl'NCted," Bingham said. "It is Important to convey to them that !his ls a serious problem."· Blngharri sakl fines in a juvenile case are usualJy based on the offender's ability to make-good on lht debt. He said they ere given "every break" as long as they show a desire to pay the lines. Bingham also said a lot or young people are arraid to come to court and tho amnesty program could reach many of them. , ) • ... GEM TALK TODAY by J.C. HUMPHRIES • u·· ~ k THE WORLD'S LARGEST OPAL Its name is the ''Hungarian," 1· ancl it is said to be the largest opal in the world. Weighing in <.it 17 ounces, this beautiful stone is as large <.1s a good-sized orange ; but in spite of its \\'e ight and size, it was once \\'Orn as a pendant by one of the queens of Austria . I t is certain Lhal the ''Hungar ian'' came from the opal mi n es o f Cernowitz in ~ Hungary, w h ic h have been worked since 1400; but no one really knows how old it is. , As a measure or its value, mid·19th century Aust rian monarchs refused to part with the ge m wh en offered so,ooo pounds sterling, an astronomical sum In those days and an .even • hig her price when fneas urcd against tod ay's currency va lu-:s. Unli ke ma ny historic gems, t h e 1 •1-tu ngarian 1 ' has value based on true worth as well as fame. • I .. . ,,,. •' JUNE 16th OMEGA • • • 1823NEWPORT BLVD .COSTA MESA CONVENIENT TERMS .. ~7 YEA IN THE SAME LOCATION • • .• • • 4 DAILV PILOT Militants );;or.ski Backed Up by l(ey Senators Rampa ge In Belfast BEL.FAST. !\'orthrm ln>land (i\Pl - Gunfire trackled today in Protestant strongholds of East Belfast as mili.t~nt strikers defied thou~nds of Bnllsh troops in combat grar b~· re-erecting barricades the soldiers had 1om down. There was no imml'diate \'.'Ord of casualties, but police said six or sevrn men were invo\\'ed in the shooling. One mob of young men armed with re>ekcts and clubs attacked and eocirclcd a police patrol. and soldiers in annored cars moved in to rescue the officers. OBJECTS TllOUGlff to be bombs were reported to have been dumped on a half-dozen roads around the eastern quarter. Anny demolition sguads were dispatched to check the reports. Traffic that had begun nowing for the first time in three days after the anny swoop snarled again. as the new banicadcs went up. Tile Protestant reaction en.me a fC"IV hou~ aft.er soldiers in combat gear swanned through the British province's beleaguered capital. clearing ~reels blocked to bark up n Protestant·lcd general strike. IT WAS A QUICK repl y to claims by strike leaders that they controlled Northern Ireland to the point of hfoing able to form a provisional government. Soldiers with blackened faces and gun.c; at the ready moved in at dav.n and quick· Iv cleared all main roads into me capi1al. They bulldo1.ed vehicles lo the sidewalks. Extra British troops v.'ere alerted in Brita.in to be ready to reinforce th e 16 ,00>-man force already in Ulster. Afte-r eight days of almost total in· dustria\ disn1ption. the militants hiul tightened their stranglehold on \ht' British province's capital by cutting off the distribution of fuel supplies. TIIE EARLY-f\tORNING a c t i o n followed a night in . which Protestant cx1remists were blamed for two attacks. with machine gun fire and a bomb. in v.·hlch four teen-age girls '\'ere vroundcd. The ban on fu el supplies took effetl at midnighl. Cars were filled up Tuesday evening at the few service stations re- maining open. Leaders of the general strike said oil and gasoline v1oold be allowed only for essential services such as hospitals and public utilities still operating. WiUiam Craig leader of the hardline Vangauard Unionist party, told · newsmen: "We are in effective control of the country. We certainly rontrol the sinews of lite in the community. OSE OF lllS lieutenants. Glenn Barr took an even tough<:r line : "\Ve could srl up a provisiona l govrrn1ncnt if v.·c took the notioo. V.'e have the poy,·er to govern in our ban&." Barr has emerged as the brain be· hind the strike called last week to gain reversal of concessions made lo Ulster's Roman Catholic minority that strike leaders saw as sleps toward unification with the Irish Repu blic. The republic is a Catholic slate. The firsl demand on the strikers is for provincial election by oexl fall. Their leaders believe this vrould demonstrate overvlhelming opposition toward Irish· unityy. · Barr is a member of the i'orthem Ireland provincial a~mbly but his real power stems from his role as coordinator of militant Protestant groupS'. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE c~ .,..,.,. nl "'" en~ p ,•\ 'Jl.'-70""'!' j ,,..,..,, ri 1oea. 1• .-, "" ""I •1ve "'°"' N.:-<!f .,.,. • 30 p"' c.a11 •M rtl<I' trO"f ... n ti.. Dro<IQftl •o 1'Q<1. C.11• ..-11a11111u'l\,,;oo~.., Sa!UfOrf'.,., s.,.,.,.._ II r:i-i <to,.,_."""',,,. 1'<!11' CODY tryll •"' ~ 1"'.lO• ,. e •'"' ....,...,., ~11 •• .., • ci;no, "'H be brOUQ"ll re -Cl~•••• IM.11"1 um~10 I "'· "'°""-..,..,.,"'l! "81>.r:" -l'ft1tm<$!e< ·•·· ..... .. s... °"""'"'' C.et<\!,..., &lle'I 5111 ""'""'c.1 .. •'VO. o-Pc.rt. SQ,.,m UqWt1.1, U21J"" N""'"'. •• &11.;1321 I ...... •n..tt10 UPI T.....,_11 4th Ti111e Arou11d * * * Milk Gift Immunity Offered WASHINGTO~ (AP) -The Senate Watergate Committee tcday voted S to O to grant bnmunity from prosecution in return for testimony from Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen abol.rt an alleged bribe to John B. Connally, committee sources said. Jacobsen has offered to drop his previous denials and sv!'ear that Connally took $10,000 from a dairy-farmer cooperative according to informed sources. Connally, a former secretary of the trcasurv in thr Nixon admlnistratioo. has consiSt t'ntly denied taking the money. It is unlikely lhat Jacobsen will be cailed to testify immediately. The nonnal process for confinning an immunity grant or :his k1nd takes 30 da)'S. JACOBSEN'S LA,VYER. Charles i\1c:\"elis. had told committee investigators that Jacobsen y,·ould invoke the Fifth Amendment and refuse to tc!"ufy about the $10.000. But under a gra nt of immunity, Jacobsen could 1X' forecd to trstify or face the ~ibi\ity of being held in contempt. of Congress. llt1nting1on llartford. 63. 11cir to A&P fortune. ~s marri~ Tuesday to Elaine K::i.v. 21 . lL is llilrtford·s fourth n1arnage, her first . 'J\vo of the committee's Re publican members. Sen.<;. •loward Baker of Tt..'fllle'SSCC and Ech\·arcl. J. Gurney of F1orida, \1·ere not present for today's brief n1eeting. 'l'he comTn ittee st<ippcd short of granting: Jacobsen comple.te imm1.mity trom any prosecution in the matter. Vegas Ga1nbling Museum On 'Strip' Hit by Fire from \\'irr Servic-es LAS VEGAS . r\ev. -fir(' has deslroycd a m11seum·casino operation on the Las \'egas .. Slrip." but firefigh!ers n1anagC'd to scrape off tllC' culTI.'nry '\'hich had bee.n used to \i,;al\papcr th e mside of the resort. The blaze broke out shortly before 8 p.m. Tuesday nt Boh Srt.:pak·s v•or!d famous Million Do\lnr ~listoric Gambling: r-.tuseum and Casino. The casino opened in early April and had a gambling license for 15 slo L machines. Antiqur 5!01 machinrs also were on display as v.·cll :i~ a display or Jnonev, a col!ection of gamhli11g chips. and .photographs or form('r gambling ligurC's in the past here 51.ICh as Bugsey Siegrl. e Kid11np R o le Ad1niUed LONDON 1UPl I -Formt'r psych.iat1ic patient Jan Ball plrndcd j:!uil1v today to six charges sl('1nn1ing from his bizarre attempt to kidnap PriOC£'SS Anne. Britain's highest jud:;e ordrrccl him committed to a menta: hospital indefinite- ly. B RO T IJET, OWNER SEEKS RIGHTS CARSON CJT't'. Nev. (VI">!) -The first person to seek a restoration of h!s civil ri ghts under a ney,· Nevada la\V is Joe Confortc. O\\'ller of a house ol prostitution near Y..111stang, Nev. C'onforte s.."'lid Tuesday that he served a state priron term for extortion and a federal term for inrome tax evasion but in the last 10 years has not been conviMed of a tTimr. "l just Ytant to be Hke everybody else." he said. ''l \1·ould like to be able. to vote and havr al! the e>ther rights." The i\e\"ada legislature in I 9 7 3 approved a bi!! granting civil rights to ex-felons "''ho kept a clean rccord for 10 years. Flanked by fi\·e policemen in the prisoner's dock at the Old Bailey. Ball pleaded guilty in a Joy,· but firm voice to the charges read by scar\et·robcd Lord \Viggery, the lord chie! justice. e R e ds Shell S. Vie u Communist troops stepped up thrir orrcnsi \"e near Saigon today. shclhng government forces arotmd a pro\·incial ( ___ I_N_S_H_OR_T_ •• _. _) capital as President Nguyen Van Th.ieu visited the area, military spokesmen said. The Communist shelling closed. in round Phu Cuong city, 14 miles north of Saigon, IA·hiJe Thieu made a personal visit to war refugees in the city and a first hand look at the battlefietd. e Credit Aid Foreseen WASHING~-A $180 million line of credit to the Soviet Union will aid in the export of $400 million v;onh of U.S. industrial equipment and an increase in domestic fertilizer supplies, the Export· Import Bank has announced. In addition to the credit, another $180 million v.i.ll be provided for the Soviets by private American financing . not i,ruaranteed by the bank, said Eximbank Chairman William J. Casey Tuesm.y. e Nixo11 's Poli<'!I 'Snme' WASHINGTON -The fact that President Nixon hasn't had a neY.'"S conference in tv.·o months does not mean he won't have any more. according to Deputy White House Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren. Jn reply to a question Tuesday, \Varren said the President intends to hold ney,•s conferences in the future. "as he has in the'past, I'm quite confident." The last one was March 19 at a meeting of the National ,Association of Broadcasters in Houston, Tex . INSTEAD. IT ::iulhorized :;o-<:a\lcd "use 1m1nunitv ," \\•hich 11·ould pre v c n l prosccutOrs from usi11g any of Jaco~·s immune testimony against him in court. This is the same type of immunity the committee on('(' granted lo fonncr \\'hite House Cotmsel John W. Dl'an 111. Jacobs('Jl once sv.·ore that he drew $10,000 fron1 tus client. Associated Milk Producers. loc.. and offered it to Connally for political use shortly after Connally had helped persuade President r-;ixon to raise federal milk price supports in l9i\. Jaoobscn also testified that Connall y refused me money and th<.t the $10,000 in cash stayed in a Texas bank vault for 2 1 ~ years, until an FBI agent inverJ.· toricd the money last November as pert of a Watergate grand jury's investiga· tion. The grand jury said that part of Jarobsen's story Yi-as a lie, and indicted him for perjury. NEWS TIIES LEAKED out lhroogh infonned sources that Jacobsen v.·as offering to switch his testimooy and to say that Connally took the mooey and replaced it later after arr.:1nging a cover story "''ith Jacobsen. ln return. Jacobsen demanded that the government reduce the perjury charge, and a separate severrcount felony indictn1rnt in a Texas savings.and-loan case. to misdemeanor counts. \Vatergate prosecutors have shCJwn no interest in striking such a deal with Jacobsen. sources say. l\1eanwhi\e, a federal judge dismissed the perjury indictment on technical grounds, but well-placed sources say they expect that Jacobsen will soon be re- ind.icted on tTie same charge. G. Go rdo n Liddy Pr oba ti o1 t Cut By V.S . Judge Panelists Send Sigt1al To Nixon •. Dett1ocrat's Choice Pittsburgh l\1ayor Peter I·'. 1''laherty has won Democratic non1ination to U.S. Senate. \\'ith 95 percenL of vote counted, Flahery had 440,54 l votes to 422.339 for conswner :1dvocate Herbert S. Dennen· berg in Pennsylvania. Lawyer Group J\sl{s to Void '72 El ection \\'ASll!NGTO;-J (AP) -A la1\;.'rr's organi7.ation has a~kt.>d a !edera! rourt to set aside the 1972 presi dential rlcctiC>n as •·an utter fraud" and to order the oustt'r of President Nixon and \'ice J>-1:>sidC'nl c;crald R. r·ord. The 207-page suit. filed Tuesday in U.S. Di.strict Court by the r\ational La"')'ers Guild. contends the e-lrction v;as inialid because or "numerou~ criminal and otherwise unlawful acts" committed in Nixon's re-election campaign. TllESE ACTS, the suit chargM. amounted to a conspiracy that violated the American people's "fundam<fltal right to a republican form of iOvemment and their right to demrf.tatic self· government through meaningful and full participa.tioo in the political process." The suit said Ford should be ousicd along with Nixon. becaui:e if the election is deemed invalid then Nixon's action in naming r~ord as a sucreswr to Spiro T. Agnew is al~ invalid. The National Lawyers Guild, claiming 4.00l members. dcsaibc:'S itself as "an association dedicated to the need for basic change in the structure of our political and economic system.'' BRIKGll'\G TIIE suit along Y..ith the guild v.·as a group calling itself the Committee to Set Aside the 1972 Electioo. WASHINGTON !UPI) -The &>natl' Judiciary Committee has scnl a "<'lt':1r signal" to President Nixon that ii expt."\:1s special prosecutor Leon Jaworski lo ~ allo\\'ed to conduct a t h o r o u g h . independent in\'estlgation of \Vatergate, two panel members said today . Sens. Birch Bayh (0.lnd.) and Charlf's ~tathias (R-~td. ), agrcrd that the President has the power to fire Jav.·orsk l from his post in the same fashion that he ordered the dismissal or Arch.ibald Co"' last Oct. 20. BUT BOTll SAID If Jaworski v.•C're firf'd, the President y,•ould be in violation or a JU:Stice Ot>part.ment regula1ion bindini;: him to consult congres..<iiona! leaders before taking any such action . 1'he \\'hitc House Tuesday dismissl'd peculation that Jav."Orskl might be fired for subpoenaing presidential tapes and other n1aterials. The J udiciary, Committee held a special meeting Tuesday fo\loy,•ing a complaint by Ja1\'or- ski that the \\lhitc tfousc "·as ntten1p- ting to m a kc a ·•fan-e·• ol his posi· lion by ~yir.g h(' JAWD•lKI had no right to subpoena evidl'nce fron1 Nixon. Tht~ eommitl{'C g:1vc .Tav.·orski a stroll1! vote of confidence. coinmending his fidelity to duty and reinforcing hi~ authority to subpoena Inform a ti o 11 relating to Watergat(" "WJ IAT Tll E C 0 !\I 1\1 I TT E Jo~ 'S rC'solution did v.·as to send a clear signal to the Prt'Sidcnt recognizin~ lhat !hi' President can fire 7\1r . Ja~·orsk i and :inother S<'t of attorney-s gener.:il. but th.Jl 1A'e hope the Prcsidl'nt y,·il! nO( pursue that path again,·· Bayh said. ~1alhias agreed. •·y,·hat I think v.·e were saying to the President v.·as 'Please. Mr. President, don't do it again. lf you do, "'·e're going to be forced to take steps to keep t.1r. Ja\vorsk i's independence operating,"' Bayh said. .. ,, the President ls not "''il\ing to IC't the N>gulation stand and get Watergate oot oo the table and get it behind us (and) decide guilt or Jnnoconce In a believable manner~ that the people can have confidence restored In their system of Jaws. then the Sl'natc Judicia rv Committee. I think. srrved notic~· yesterday that we arc prepared to take v.·hatever stl'ps "·e can le> restore confidence.·• l\fATiflAS AND BAYll rejected a White llousc argument that Ja"'·orski is an employe of the President nnd thus cannot subpoena him for lnfonnatloo. "'The charter which was given to the special prosecutor was very expllcit," ~1athias said. "It gave the sprcial prosecutor access to evidence wherevrr that evidence might lead." He added : "I think the Congress and I believe the whole American people understand that the specia~ prosecutor's office woold indeed be a farce If he couldn't reach the evidence that v.·as necessary to prosecute th.e cases." Plaintiffg in the suit included "80,00J American citizens." among them Rep. Ronald V. Oellums (0-C3lif.). and baby docte>r Benjamin Spock. The United Fann'4'0rkers of America, the Vietnam Veterans Against the War , the Soothen1 Conference F.ducational Fund and the Rlack Panther party also "''ere among the plaintiffs. A spokesman for the lawyers' guild said he did not think any ftderal judge v:ould have •·the guts'' to nullify the presidential election. "But we feel !he legal principle we're presenting is a valid one." said the spokesman, UOoard Koe.nick. Mathias said the committt>e had responded to the challenge to Jaworski by "reafflnning the charter (settin~ forth his authority) and making it crysla] clear." The committee voted do"'n 9 to 5 a proposal by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy~ D· Mass.), to hold public hearings in which Jaworski and presidential lawyer James D. St. Clair would debate how far the prosecutor's powers extend. •Made Me W at~h~ . Maid Describes Torture Sla y in g Rain Swamps Midsection WASHINGTON (UPI) - G. Gordon Liddy. silent member of the original seven Watergate defendants. persuaded a judge today to drop a y e a r ' s probatiooary sentence because he did oot ,.,.ant a probation officer dictating how he lived . •·Just give me the time. t'\1 be happy to scr.,.c il." Liddy said in one of his rare speeches in court. ;'I'd rather hllve the time (than probation)." U.S. District .Judge John H. Pratt. who ~fay 15 gave Liddy a six -month suspended sentence and a year's probation for cootempt o! Congress. dropped the probationary period, leaving Liddy with the suspended sentence. ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. I AP) - A former motel maid has testified ln the second day of a murder trial that she saw three members of a California motorcycle gang "torture and shoof' Wlll lam B. Velten Jr. Velten. Greer shot him first. Ile was :>1111 on the floor, tied up. "Greer shot him through the lower IC'ft jaw and then handed.the gun to Gladish. Gladish shot him four times throught he head." • Flood1ca te rs Surge 01:er Banks • f,Jl ~P1'Wt1o,1 .. t 101CX/.~I C> I llGIMD----.. ~*"'"' [illM<low ',,, .. rriasHOWI t• ft OW Midweff Liddy has been in jail since Jan. 30, 1973, and is serving a minimum settence of six years, eight months for the Watergate bugging. "lha.ve your letter," the judge told "! have )'<llll' lelter," Jhe judge lold It make seri.st." • In lbe Jetter that Uddy wrote after he reportedly lore up the proballon pap«S. Liddy complained that throligb a legal 1echnicality his proballon cculd la.I seven ye.an. • Bootleg Booze Iillls Three More in India NEW DELHI (UPI) -Three persons Jn Gunthur distrlcr of Andhra Pradesh died Tueoday alter sharing· a ~le of bootlot! whiskey. ll brou8ht to f1 the nwnber of pasoos klDed In clrlnlting such illegal Uqu0r over !he past few day~ JudJlh Frances Wf!'itt, 27, told a district court Jury Tuesday she saw Ronald B. Kelne "cut and carve on the victim's chest with a knlle heated in a wall furnace" in the Albuqlltrque motel ·where she wus emptoyed. "I saw Rlchon! W. Gr<er shoot the victim lhroogh the head wllh a gun and then hand the gun to Thomas V. Gladish who shot him four tlmes," Mrs. Weyer said. m OSE CHARGED in the slaylngs are Kelne, Gladish, Gmr, ClaronCe &nlth and Anwr R.. Smith. The meo, members of the "VagtJft" motorcycle club, said they were from El Monte and WMl Covina, Calli. Mrs. Weyt'f had said &he knew Clarence Smith u Sandy Morrlaon, but defense lawyer Alleri Well told the court !hat Morrison's real name Is Cllreooe Smith. She was atlacked by, Clarence Smith and by Kelne, Mn. Wf!'if!r salt!. "Morrlaon (Clarence Smlih) held me 1boul three feel froDI Ibo victim aod made me wa tch the cut.Uni," she lesllfled. "Greer and Gladish lh<!1 shot SHE SAID SllE first met Kleine Feb. 8 outside the Bel-Air Motel in Albuquerque. "l fell sorry for him . He said his name was 'Grubby' and asked me if l knew where he could stay. He said he didn 't have any money," Mrs. Weyer said. She said she was a mald at the motel "so l told him he could stay in a room that l hadn't cleaned yet if be promised not to Jell anybody. "Later he came and got the key from me. I went to the room with him and left because some 1tran1e thlnp were there were live Olher men In the room . 1 golng on . "A l~ mlnuteo later Grubby (Kei1'!J came Ind got me. He said he h'1d • ....,,.lhlng to show me. I wen! back and there waa Velten Ued up on lhe fioor wllh Greer holdlnC his feel and Glad~h ' boldlng his mns. "I WANTED ro LEAVE, bu! !hey - wouldn't 1"' me." I Eibel Pnlett of Fort Worth, Tex., \ mother of Velten, was called by the atalt • "' tellll1 but -· down oad cdod "' the lland tfter two qu<sUons. 8 6 DAD.Y PILOT EDITOBIAL PAGE Efficient Drug Sweep Fountain Valley police should be commended for their careful planning and smooth operation during last week's '1Project Lunch Box/' the mass arrests of 59 suspected narcotics pushers. During the drug sweep, most of which occurred dur· ing the night Wednesday, police also did as much as possible to provide parents with information about their child's arrest. In addition fo the immediate effect of the drug crackdown, police also performed a service to the com- munity by warning parents, teenagers and community officials of the seriousness of the Fountain Valley drug problem, particularly on high school cainpuses. 1'his warning should result in concerned action fro1n the comn1unity so the proble1n can be curbed and those who need drug counseling can receive il. And while one might question the police depart- n1ent's placing of informers on school campuses with· out knowledge of the school district, the operation was in order and was well carried out. Camps Not Acceptahlt; Several hundred 1peoP.le in Huntington Bea.ch live in what can best be descnbed as depressing and shabby conditions. 1'hese people are farm laborers. most of them front ~Texico, who work at least 10 hours a day harvesting crops . goes, the government licenses the camps as not being in violation of state law, and besides, many say, "They're living better here than they do in Mexico." Maybe that's true, and maybe it's also true that the Huntington Beach camps are no worse than many others around Orange County. But that shouldn't serve as an answer, and com· fortable Huntington Beach residents shouldn't accept it. Instead. we hope they work within the community to im· prove what can only be called an undesirable situation. Comn1011 Goal liuntington Beach Union High School Di strict trus- tees have extended the olive branch to the Fountain Valley school board in an effort to get away from bicker· ing about unification and tax overrides and back to the common go·a.t of educating children. Inspired by a Kissinger-style letter from the city of Fountain Valley urging negotiations, the high school trustees have asked the elementary board to meet with them in a joint session. It's a good idea and a needed .+one. • "\Ve are a city with almost half our population of high school age or less and we are deeply concerned with arriving at proper solutions for both housing and unification." Mayor Pro Tern 1\l llollinden wrote the high school board. • • • • At ni ght they come home to the labor camp. a group of old metal buildings filled with worn-out furni· ture, offering little in the way of co1nfort or privacy. i\lany people think it's not improper for them to live this way. They've been doing it for years, the argument Hollinden has offered the city hall as a neutral meet- ing ground. J~igh school trustees say they'll take hint up on it. Fountain Valley trustees should do the sa1ne . Continuing an intpasse is unreasonable and is har1n· ing education. That's something members of neither board should permit. ·n'el/, who kn o1r.,7 \\·e m1j;h1 han' a pre.,ide11 1 so medav who'd like to fight anmher little 11·;1r on•r there. · H Thoughts fro11i .tl1e Ottoperso1i • Test Your Kno·wledge Of O<ldities ' Dear --G looniy-·· Gus -The ·-F-inal~-De'Sexiag ~of-··-Per-~nkind .--·--·- ~YDNEY ~.HARRI~ Of the hard<'r quiue.o;, "Ckid f\1an Out'' sc<'ms to Ix' a favorit('. Jn ('ach list. one nan1e or tC'rn1 d(){'S not properly b<>long-\1·hirh one. and \1·h~·? four out of 10 right is nol a shani c-making score t oda~·- 1. \,;illah:1d1on, 1'.rnkrr·s Tip. Count r·ll'CL l'.i1;111nll . and ~l :in O'\r.'lr. 2 S;1n~111111~. ("holrr1 c', AnLtllit', and Llil1011~. r'hlcgmat ic. 3. Dnv1d and JonJthan. Achtl l('s and P:.i1rrx:l us. .Sher!oek Hflln11.'s and Dr. 1'1ori<:irty. l);1n1on and Pythias. Orestes and Pyladcs. 4. Jack Benn i·. Fred ,\lien. Lou l~oltz. Lennie Bruce. ri nd Eddie Cantor. 5. Myopia. Anorexia . Aphasia, Dysplasia , and Accidic. 6. J\"oel Cov.·ard . Hoagy Carmichael. George ~1. Cohan. Jr\'ing Berlin. and Cole PortC'r. i. Si r Jost•ph Porter. J\ilajor General Stanley, !he Duke of Plaza-Toro. Colonel Bogey. and King llildebrand. 8. Actium . \\'atC'rloo, Ga 11 i po Ii, SC'vastopol , and J\lid1ray. 9. 1\rmour. Bre11·stcr, car· .. er. 1'-forris. and \Vindsor. 10. In a park of playing-cards. three or the four Kings have moustaches-11·hich one is !be odd man out? By refusing t6 release more-tapes. has President Nixon given up on tryin6': to win \\'atergate peace \1'ilh honor? A.D. Gloo••'lf Gu• t•mrl'lf"li lrt 111bmitled ~1 r••<!•r• 111C1 .. Mt 111<n1••ih· r•ll1t<:I lhe view• e1-·1i. .,...,..,.,.,. S1nd vour ,., •e•v• ,. G1"mY On. 01lly ~Hot. ANSWERS, I. r.1an O'\Var is the only horse of the five 11·ho never >M·on the Kentucky Derb y, Z The mC'dieval "four humors" of mt•dirine did not include "Anemic." :l. All couples 11·(·re unitrd in dc<'p friC'ndship, except Hohnes and !lloriarty, 11·ho 11·crC' deadty enemies. 4. All thC'c;c co rnedians chani;ed 1hC'ir real naniC's for profC'ssional r('asons. <'Xcept Lou Holtz. 5. The first four are ph~'sical dysfunctions: "AcridiC'" is a spiritual disorder coasisting of 1·asl boredom and apathy. ll. AH these composers \\'rote thei r o\\·n lyrics. except Jloagy Carmichael (and not onC' pc'rson in a thousand knol'·s 1vho 1rrolc the lyrics to his most famous tune, "Slardust··1. 7. All are leading characters in Gilbert & Sullivan operettas. except Col . Bogey, an imaginary player in golf. 8. Decisive naval battles of the world. except Waterloo. >M'hich (d<'spite its name) was fought on land. 9. All are famous antique chairs, except Armour. 10. Only the King or Hearts is lacking a moustache. (Now, to test your observational pov.·ers further, which is the only King in profile?) To the Editor : \\'hile restin~ comfortahly in n1y lounge chair. the other day, 11•ith both my feet stretched out on the oHopcrson, I heard a news commC"nt;itor on Channel J3 referring to lh<' "spokesperson" of a political group . Tl-IlS de\•ialion to the English language 11·as obviously made in deference to the wopenon's liberation movc1nent 1vho no¥.· frowns on utilizing a ctrtain three- lettcr word 11·hich offends chem. \Ve are slowly being indoctrinated in a ne1v vocabularv 1\·hich 11·\Jl force our children to call t!\C firepersoos if the house is on fi re . !he policepersons if a crime is to1nmi!1cd. the mai!pc rso ns for stan1ps. the n1ill\p:!r5on for their !.a1·oritc drink. ~~·r.. ct::-. \\°c ahcndy ha1·e th t· l'h:iirp('rS('ln !•f 1he Board, 1 h e r n1 r·i:•:c1;.."·~tin :-nd !h<' spo kesper::on. It 11·ill pi o!;a'il~· r.t•t a !;it l'iai!'y 11·hcn the h ~,;·"S rc1ch p 1 ~r.:1hoccl and sta rt teachin;! !heir O\\ll ch ildren not to personhandlc girl s and lo be ca re ful not to fall inlo open personholcs. A lot of personhours ""ill have to be devoted to learning ho1Y to personipulate these nc1Y \\'orcls v.ilich at first 1vill seem again~t hupcrson nature; but rm sure they'll personage. Of cours<'. !here 11ill be instances 1\·here there 11·ill bt• duplication of n1e:iriing after S<>X has disappeared : does personkind apply to males. females or both? The sound of certain 11·ords ma y not be too elegant : think. for instance . of \\"Opcrsonhood ... But this .,,;11 be amply ccmpensated by the ren1oval o f indecision as to gender such as is nol\' created by the length or the hair· H v;on'; mat.ter anymore ! The ininis(c r 11·i ll ai>M·ays be able. by peeking at their anatomy. to pronounce a couple "person and v,rife"~ Af"TER hupersonit1· is totallv dcsrxC'd, some parts of the Bible \\'i ll nO d•'ubt c~· re-writt en: . .liod created person to Ii i,, An Echo of the Pentagon \V ASHINGTON -Crusty old Rep. F. Edl'•ard tlebert, D-La., commands the House Ar1ned Services Committee fronl the center or a two-tiered curved desk, with t1Yo sn1all A1nerican flags flanking his place. Prom this ~on1mand post. he roles his committee with the stern hand of a drill sergeant. l~ls critics have charged, and he has consistently denied, that he is the Pentagon's pup- pet. l~e has now pro- vided his own dOcu· mcntation that his criti cs arc right. The old curmud· gcon has just pre- sented to the House his reasons for be-queathing another whopping $1.4 billion ... in military assistance upon South Viet- nam. lie simply borrowed the arguments, almost word far word, from the Pentagon. THE PENTAGON'S chjef wl\ness iri favor of military akl toSaigon, Ml'j. Gen. William B. C.ldwell, 111>peat«I liclore Hebert's committee on Marth 26. He testified solemnly: 0 The objectives of our mllitsry assistance to South Vietnam are limited but absolutely •sacntiul. We ICek lb .help tho GVN (Government of Vietnam) to malntsin an c!fecllve mllllary deterrent in tho face of the conllderable threat po...i by the Norlh v1etname,. to..,.. wl\hln the Republic ol Vietnam : .• " Hebert gave cald,,.ll'a testimony poodfroUS study for nurly tl"O mootlu. On May 101 Hebert's comm It lee (JACK ANDERSON) submitted its care(ully con s i d e rt' d conclusions to the House. States the report : 1111fE OBJECTIVES of our n1ilitary assistance to South Vietnam are limited but absolutely esS<'ntial. The Government of the United States wishes to help the Government of South Vietna1n to maJntaln an effective military d_eterrent in the face of the considerable threat posed by the North Vietnamese forces within the Republic of Vietnam .. .'' For paragraph after p ar a graph . C8Jdwell's test i m on y and the committee's conclusions agree so precisely that only an occasional word has been changed. The Pea.t1goa: "Events In Vietnam Ofer u.e:<Pa·st r,ear have taught us that a , la81ing peaCll ls possible only H there is a stable bilahce of power botwten the oppaoing,' pdc& A military equlllbdum will. we believe, deter new offensives and gradually induce a shift In priorities away from war." Hebert: "Events in Vietnam over the pall year have taught us that a lasting peace b possible only If there 11 a &table balance of power bctw,.. the opJlOllni sldtL It ls the vlew of the Committee on Anned Servlcet !hit a m I I It a r y equilibrium Jn that area of the -kl wm deter new olfenslv'" and gradually Induce a geoeral lhltl in prlOttUee by the conttnding forces a\\·a~' from 11·ar. The Pentagon: "While the North Vietnamese have increased t he <·on1·entional capability of the · n1ain force s. the cost has been great. and the c:oven1n1ent of \lietnan1 has thus fa r n1:111a ged · to turn back all their ch~lle.nges in the past year. ll~bert: "\Vhilc the North \lietnan11~st> have increased the con v e n l i on n l c:ipability of the main forces. the cost hJ1S been great. and the Governn1enf of \'ietnam has thus far managed to turn . back all their challenges in the past year." ~ CLEARLY. the Hebert comniittee did little n1ore than reprint portions of the Pentagon's prepared statement and present it as its own. The questloh that begs an answer is, \vbat do >M'e need Congress for? The Pentagon also made the claim, faithfully reproduced In Hebert's report, that South Vie~am auring the past year had "limited ltsclr to jusl(flable acts of self-defense." Yet miraC\llously: the Saigon forces "·oood up 'with ,rnore territory. Changes in "territorial and popul&lion control,11 explained the Hebert-Pentagon report, bad been resolved •11n favor of the Government fon::es." Foo,tnote: The Armed S e r v i c e s Comlillttee's chief counsel, Frank Slatln8helt. candidly admltlA!d io us that ho had mlA!d portloos of tho Deleo .. Deparlment'a own IOlllmony ~far the Hebert report. The Pe ht a 1 on '• ::·i::~1=1~,;;:-·~1 ~!; l\IAILBOX LetUrs fr orn reo<lers are welcome. Norri1ally. wrilers sl1011/d. convey the ir messages in 300 u;ords or less. Tile right to condense letters to fit space or. eliminate Jib e.I is re.s eroed. All let· t!-rs must include signat ure and ma il- ing address but· names ma y be wi tl1· held on request if sufficient reosri11 is appare;i t. Poetry will not be pub· lislied. image. the Hebrews ate personna in the desert, Christ became p€rson. the Son of pe-rsoo, e1c! But. perso n'. that's a del ni l cotnpa red to the rc-11Tiling of tile dictionaries. Think , for instanee. of chairpersonship, person power. le person. personnequin , apersonuensis. perso nufac- l?Jre, alpersonac, personuscript. meat- person, personY.•ise, megalopersonia pull· person, foreperson. personagcr. per- songle ... ad infinitum! ft will also affect the fields of musi c (Schuperson}, the roniics (Supcrpcrson 1. ge:>graphy (the Isle of Person and its inhabitants l''ho speak personx !) and God knows bow persony more :. As much as adheren ts to 1ropersons' li h detest this particular thr ee-lett er v.·ord. there is another one they particularly relish to apply to 111al<'s \\ho <li"'J'.!ree 11ith them: R·A·T_ i suppose th<lt after v.·hat precedes. I qua !iry. in the ir mincl. ror that one : so just let me sign myself off as A PROTESTING P[RSO~ .S1111· Jr T1111 To the Editor : J~e: ''U.S. lllit eraccy" So one reader v.·ho noticed the misspeJI· ing wrote a Jetter about it. Okay. But I am "'iliing to ¥.'ager thut n1any n1orc noted the eJTOr in silence. ,\fter all . in this ove reducated and generall y h I p community there ma y be a few of us \1•ho simply assumed there ,1·a~ a v•i seacre on vour sj.aff who couldn 't resist the iemptafion to create a fe11· ~1lfl\1·ing smiles. So there: JOYCE sc rro~ To the Editor: Tom Murphine's colu1nn, J us t Coasting, is as cleansing as a stiff ocean breeze. As to things we might find obscene, how about adding a $5.0IJO bedspread n1ade of 69 fox pclls~ A. PACL l1nportn11t Vole To the Editor; Look on the right side of the sampl<' ballot' every registered voter received tind down at the botto1n of tbe column of meall\ltts sub1nitted to the voters is a dynamite proPQsition. Its Cult meaning 1nay not yet be apparent to the average voter. Ho\\'ever tb06e poll\lclans and public o(flclals who think their canstituencics are mainly nli~de up of various weli-heel!d speeial- interest groopo rather than the people \'i'hl1 elected or appointed them to office "·ill have & n1de awakening on June 4. PROPOSITTON I Is the landl\lark mea~. If you make no other mark on your bolio\ ~ trip to the polls will ~ worthwhllt ,by just voting in favor of l>roi>Oa!tJ.iill. Of course while tl\ett )'Oil may u ,..u take a little more Interest snd vote for llQJlle of the other mea$lrcs an d candidat es. Proposition 9 is a sn1all start to11'ard c; r.C'ttcr govemn1C't1l · It i~ going to take gigantic effor1o; 1hroughout this country to tt(•hie\'I' govcrnn1ent 11 ithin the spiri! and the letter of the Constitution. and if thl' people do not get started soon thC',I' inay find it is too late. Oth<'r states are watching California. It is no11· tin1e f o r us all to get up and join the others ¥.'ho think that government is responsible to the people and not the highest bidder. I JIM COSHLAND T/1ey K11on· To the Editor. \\'e \Voul d li kC' !'1 tuke this opporo1nit~ lo comment on vour exc('lll'nl <.irticle on page one. Tuesday . .\l:iy 14. 1!114 : ,\on· l('achlng St<iff Backing Tax Election. OUR Huntington Beach Cnion lligil School District op<'r:i tes under the J\1crit S,l'sten1 . a school civil service system for classified (non-teaching) personnel. J\1r. Larry Christian. ¥.'horn you quoted. spoke of the \vork.Joad concerns of his mernbers in the district chapter of the California School Employees Association. This group represents the major portion of the people who make our five school s "run·• -su ch persons as th e secretaries antl clerks at. \Vestminster and Fountain Valley High Schools, instructional aicle s and receiving clerks at Edison and l\farina. and the business assistant at Huntington Beach High. They don't earn a lot of money. Most of them can't afford to live where many of us do, and many have homes outside our 52-square-rrHle district boundary. But day by day they see at fir st hand the miserably overcrovtded conilitions our children suffer throu,i:h in at.tending classes before daylight and after dark in 1nake-do cafeteria space. splil days. lhree lunch periods, otc. They know our elementary students will suffer even n1ore in the near future . unle~s a ne'v high school is pro vided very soon. TllEY realize that a "yes" 1'Qte on Proposition H will provide rnoney that can onlv be used to build and furnish a nev.• centrally located high school, and that 110 money raised in this manner ran in crea se their salaries or provide a ~etlcr job for thefn. But they do rea li1e that each school "'ill be able to "unload !he 01·e:-load" and reduce t h e dehumanizing squeeze at each of the fi\'t' prt>sent schools. They >M'ant every voter in our district to know the desperate need for his "yes "' vot e on H. but re;ilize that to sp read thi s 1ne.~sage requires money. To thi s end, they have contributed $200 to the Citizens Com1nitlee for Better High Schools ! \V<' are very proud to be associated v.·ith such a fine group of citizens. ROBERT POLIS, Chairman JAMES WISE IRV TUCKER 11untington Beach Union High School District Personnel Commission C.O.S. T. Replies To the Editor : The letter in the "~lailbox" of Wednesday. May JS, signed by Chuck and Kathryn L, Stopher. requires an ansY•er. At the time Ute ballot argument of February. 1973, against the S27 million bond issue was presented, the district had just seen their request for $15 million defeated. In which they had asked !or ltO million ror a new school and $5 million for "other projects". IT IS llAJ\D lb undorstand th• fuuy thinking that Ulen led them to 11.1k for $27 million !or tiro schools. The la:ipayers have long bad to "Ug)lten their belts .. due to higher and higher prices as wcll as constantly lncreuing Ines, and it I 11·ouldn 't btt ;1~k1ng 100 111uch :or lh,_· (li:,;lrict to "lighten their bells." too. \\'nen the $15 million bmd issue fa iled i1 1rtHild have been realistic to co1ne b:1t'k 1«1th :1 l't'q1tl'S! f0r ~Jn 1Pill1n11 for thP nf'\V sc hool only, and in 1h;i! e<1.~e C.O S.T. v.·ould not have opposed the rcque:,t. Therefore. when th e request fo r S~7 million was presented to the voters. 1rf' sa id , "Vot<' NO unt il they present us 'M-'ith .. one school al a time ... Howe ver:. now tpe situation is altered in that one "Schpol 1rith a con1plet c campus. including an auditorium . si1s abandoned within lhc dislrict. True. it is an elementary school and part of thn \\'estminster Element ary Schoo\ Distrit·~. bu t it, too. belongs to the people 1vho paid for it. Why not tr'ansfer it -or lease It - to th e 1-JBUHSD and refurbish it for usc as a hi gh school ? II could be avail abl<' sooner than the thrt'C years it l\'Ollld t;:1k e to build a new school. OR. if it is sti11 necessary to Uuild at the \\'inlC'rSb<'rg silc. 11·hy not clcvise a plan 11·hC'reby a 1\·ing at a ti m<' could b" built as the n1onev is available? The reserve fund -ihe mo ney helcl i11 reserve to slart off each "e1v school ye ar. and usually held at $2 mi nion -Is nov.· at $6 million: sw-ely part of that could be diverted to ' start build ing on the \Vintersberg site, using. or expanding the present administration fa ciliti es. It is gratifying to note tha t HBt:Itsn did act on C.O.S.T.'s suggestions to se11 surplus property ancl to instigate t1\·o lunch periods, at least on some campuses. But they won"t listen until beaten at the polls. "'.\'0 TAX" \\'Ould be nice. Out is unrealis tic. A sensible property t·.1x 11·ould be one based on land val ue onlv o;o that property owners "'ould not· b(• penalized by hi gher taxC's for in1proving their proper ly , and it 11·ould be ]('vied to COl'Cr property-related services only. The Califo rnin Sta te Supr eme Cow·t has already1 ru led !hat propert y ta xes for suppor t of schools is uncon stitutional and has gJ\·~11 the stale ~ix years to convert to other mea ns of financing. \\'hy obligate ourselves. and 011r childre n. to puying a tax that v.•ill go on and on for '.!7 years -until the year 2001 -;1·hcn at least $4 million dollars are sitting idly in the Reserve Fund? The Counci l On Sensible Taxation still sci~·s "Vot e i\O". CLAIRE KELLEY. Chiiln11Jn LEER. RAYB\,l!N. VicC'·C hai rman J>AULINE E. l\IOEN . Secretary OlANGI COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. \Vf!td. PubUshtr Thoma.t Keevil, Editor Barbara Kreibich .EditorioL Page Editor The editorial Pl4:e of tllf': Daily Pilot leeks to inform and srjmulate ~aden by presentirc on nus Jlfl&'e dlVt'rM ,comm~ntary'oo topics of in- 1'1'tlt by synd1('ated columnirts and cai•toonlst~. by pr.w~ing A rorum f01" tffdt:ra• vltwl 1:tnd by prtsrotine this ne1A.'lpape-r':it !)p1nion11 #llfl ~M on current top1r~. Thi• 1-dllonnl op\rUone ot tM Daily Pilot Appe1t1• QrJ)' bi ~ editorial ~utnn at tlll· top of the paae. Opinions rsptt~ by the. COi- umnists and cartoonist• •nd letttr writf'l'I art their own Jnd nc>~M mtnl or thtlt viev.·~ by the DaitJ Pilot -"' mr......i. Wednesday, May 22, 1974 ' I .. • Wtdnesday, M11 22, 1974 DAIL V PILOT 5 AU-le AHem•t Panel . Rape Bi I Reje~ted Abduction Revealed Posters Of Patty Issued Deci.sion .Delayed On Newsman Farr · SACRAMENTO (UPI) -An 1 all-male Assembly conunittee I . has rejected legislation aimed at minimizing the 1 embarrassment sl.lffered by : rape victims when their past 1 sexual relationships a r e 1 probed in rape trials. However, the criminal justice committee agreed to reconsider the bill (SBI678! by Sen. Alan Robbins (0.Van Nuys), next month in hopes a CO}Tlpromise can be reached. The 3·1 vote -·one short of the minimum four votes needed for approval followed an all-day hearing Tuesday that included an impassioned plea by a rape victim and occasional shouts by women in the jampacked audience protesting remarks by male attorneys. THE SENATE-PASSED bill v•ould make evidence and questions concerning t h e victim's previous sex u a I t'Ontacts with persons other than the aceused attacker inadmissible in rape trials. Several committee men1bers said they agreed current courtroom procedure was not fair to victims because it required thcn1 to disclose fntimalf' sexual relationships that ni.a\' not be relevant to the r'ape. But the commitlcen1cn indicated the bill went too far and denied defendants' rights to a fair Actions 'E..~cessive' ACLUSaysLAPolice Handled SL .4 Poorlv ., LOS ANGELES !CPI> - The American Civil Liberties l'nion charged Tuesday that police used ''excessive" pov:cr in a shootout Frid.'1y that killed six members of the Syn1bionese Liberation Army. Ramona Ripston, executive director of the AC LL' . .suggested that there \\·ere other means of handling the situation other than -;i shootout. ob\iouslv vo!alilc situation so rapidly ... Shf' said !hr hou~~ \'f,lS surroundl'C!. the SLA could not hJvc escapee!. and perhaps they could h.:ivc been taken alive. "'There arc many people \1·ho feel that 11·hat took place 11·as an official execution."' said the Rev. C. Hennings, president of ihc Southern Ch r is t i an L ca d crship . "\\'hen the risk to human Conference west. '":ho took lrial. Ethel Mae Shifflet, 43, a Stockton mother of r o u r children, testified, her wrists were broken, head injured and body punched repeatedly in a 1968 rape incident and her problenis were given poor trratn1ent by physicians and other officials. Shaking nervously, l\f rs Shifflet said, ''I hope you people on this committee have compassion for rape ,·iclin1s ... I needed it and didn"t grt it." LOS ANGELES (APl - Patricia Hearst, a gun on her hlp and a knife ln her belt, told a kidnaped Lynwood yooth she was abducted by the Sy m bionese Liberation Army but later joined their cause when her falher's free food program was mishandled, the Los Angeles Times says. Hearst fami l y spokesman John Lester ternled the account •·si lly." WASHINGTON (UPI) -1' smiling Patricia R e a rs t , appearing on a poster under the word "wanted" a nd described as "armed end S extremely dangerous," begins appearing today on post office " and polic;e station l:.!netin boards. \ UPITleHtlti. AWAITS DECISION Journ•lii t F•rr LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A SUperlor twrt judge Tuesday delayed a decision on Whether more time in ·Jilli "'nu 1 d convince Los Angeles Times newsman William Farr to reveal his sour<eS. Judge William H. Levitt continued tbe case until June 7 when oral arguments will be heard and instructed lawyers for both sides to file briefs by !llay 29. The hearing was ordered by the State Court of Appeals last January to determine if being sent back to jail would force Farr to oame his sources for a story miuen during the !9'71l- 71 Charles Manson trial. BUT PAUL Fitzgerald, spokesman for Ca l i for i a Attorneys for Crimina 1 Justice, later said many rape "Randolph Hearst did ~ve rything he was supposed 1!0 do and then some," Lester said in Hillsborough. The FBI began distributing the first "wanted" posters Tuesday. A spokesman said about 175,000 posters were put on oonunerciaJ airplanes for distribution on the West Coast. There will be ad d e d distribution throughout tile natioo and more posters may be printed if needed, the spokesman said. Oakland-Man Guilty The appeals OC>Urt turned down Farr's appeal of his contempt citation and said the ·46 days the reporter had already spent in jail could not be cruel and unusual punishment because it was meant to coerce, oot punish. He was freed on appeal. bul theoretically could be returned indefinitely. \·ictims are •·vindictive. '------------' spiteful and have fan!Rsies·• and added "many rape cases are outright frauds." He was ~rcf'ted by shouts of "No, no" Sacramento In Hearst Extortion by '"'Otnen in the audience. On Alert OAKLAND (AP) -An Robbins estimated th a t Fete Makes Oakland man has been 80.000 rapes occur i n sentenced to one to five _years California each year but only F ot• SLA rf rio in state prison after pleading 8,000 \\'ere reported in 1973, J B l primarily be ca u s e of t-are y guilty to attempting to extort cmbarrassn1ent v.•hich th c SACRAMENTO (UPI ) -$800 from 'the Randolph rietims n1ust endure under About lZO policemen and FBI Hearsts by promising the agents searched the north LOS ANGELES (UPI) current law. Th release of their kidnaped Sacra1ncnto area Tues d a y e Miss Bare state pageant "A rape victim is made lo . 1 t 1 · has finally found a home. daughter. Patricia. n 1 g 1 or a car e<1rryu1g a f PCl she is the defendant being \l'Ofll<'ln irho looked 1 i k e Pageant officials s a id Joe Merritt. sen ten c e d placed on trial." he said. Patricia Hearst. Tuesday the second arumal Tuesday, admitted to Alameda Besides rejecting Robbins' Police Capt Carroll Johnson contest '"ill be hetd J tme 3jl at County Superior Court J udge hill. the committee delayed said. ho\\•evcr, that citizens' the Rodger Young auditorium. Stanley Golde that he called ;irtion on a ri\'a[ bill by descriptions did not niatch Some 2Ai cootestants are the Hearst home in Assemblyman Alan Sieroty. J\tiss Hearst or fugitive expected to compete. I~illsbrorough April 15, s~ke i D--Los Angelesl. requiring Synlbionese Liberation Army The pageant was first \Vlth famtly SJX>kesman John defense attorneys to sho1\' why nl(>mber Einily Harris. scheduled to be held at the Lester and offered to relca~ the victim's pasl sex u a 1 Johnson said a '"·hite woman Indian Hills Country Club. jusl flliss Hearst for $71.50. A hist.ory should be mentioned in and two n1en tried to rent an v.·est of Riverside, But officials woman telephoned later and court The judge iv o u l d apartment for $175 for t1\·o there objected, -so it was upped the ante to $800. consider the issue in a private days in a.black neighborhood. n1oved to the Indian Wells The Hearsts ""'ere ordered to hearing without the jury An unidentified :1partment hotel. leave the money in a car to be up the envelope. Extortion charges were later dropped against an l&-year-old girl. AU. AGES ;,4i_. T~=M .&;!~ S-.-'1 fMtt. SwlM l..HlcMI Pto+ ... FOUR PUPILS TO INSTRUCTOR A.cps:. 6 Mot.. to 99 Yn. ORANGE COAST YMCA 2300 Uohenlly, Hewpori _., Reg!-1-6 p.M. Ho" to May 31. llW9-Ct.Nd M.y Z71 CUSSI< PGIM JUliR 17 AMO ILIH IVBY 2 WIHS THIU SUMHff Abo:_.-y. Mei..-... h<kl CALL 642-9990 hfe ~s so grave,. where part in the ACLU crilicism. poten\laJ damage to homes . -·· -·--ana·-fle[fffi&)rflOOifs"Js-~S.0"-·tmdP':·-Pei<H"-V.~.-~,ICC. severe. it is tilff\cult to spokesmen, commented in understand why •other law reply that lt \\'as the SLA enforcement procedures could 1.•:hich began shooting, and not be attempted," she -said. since there v.·as the danger the present before the e\·idence manager said she saw Ant1-nud1ty or d 1 nan c es parked at tin Oakland address. c.Quld be agmi!!ed. v.·eapons and suspt<Cled thaJ prolli bited Ille show at ~ This \•:as tlonc and Merritt TOBY s H E R w o-Oo~ -flle-v.·Oman 1Vas MiSslfeaJst~ ·-Yroret----\\-as grabbed -when hc __ -in_·c_k_ed __ ~- representing the America-ii·-... 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Solid colors have button cuffs, patterns v.·ich Frtnch cuffs. Sizes 14 Vi co 17, popular sleeve lengths. Coordinated neck wear in summer shades, 3 !.-1 " 'or 411 v>ldths. Choose from pleasing scripes and patte rn s. Originally 7.50 to $10. 3 .9 9 Orde r by mail or phone. ~1en's Furnishings SANTA ANA SOUTH COAST PLAZA I ,. ShopMooday thru Friday, 10:00 a.m. ro 9:30 p.m. , Bullock'• Santa Ana, 1 Fashion Squat<, 2800 N. Main Sneer, Santa Ana, Telephone: 547·7211 Sa turday, JO:OO o.m. to 6)Q() p·rn.. Bullock's s..th Coost Plua, San Diego F..eway A< Bristol, Costa Mesa, Telephone: ~56-061 l • • • I ~ J\ f' I 1· I •· ~ I f J -• •• ,. • • Orange Cl!!!' T otlay's Final. N.Y. Stoc k s I I VOL. 67, NO. 142, SECTIONS, 130 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESOA Y, MAY 22, 1974 NC TEN CENTS OCC Vets Find Harbor Area Housing Scarce By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of Ille DallY Pile! Slaff It's not lhe front page but the "For Rent" ads which are depressing Harbor Area vcteram trying to get an cducatlon at Orange Coast College. A monthly G.I. Bill payment of $220 to ;tvet if he's single, or $293 if he happens to have a couple of kids, doesn't go very far when ads for the cheapest one bedroom apartments nee.r campus are $175. . ~ ~ .. " ' . . .. ·,)..{ " .... --· . Fenced In There is a serious housing shortage , claims Sally Allton, a campus veteran's alde, who says &he is confronted daily by potential students who say, "I'd like to go to school here bot J can't find a place to live." Although she has oo st.atistics, she estimates tflat ooe third of OCC's 3,300 vets are constantly looking for hOlL'iing they can afford. Not ooly are high rents a problem. but ~1iss Allton believes the crisis is ' ' • ~ • ~.: -----~- • -· - One-year-old Lyn n Whooler of Cosu ,Mesa went to the beach for the first time ever Tuesday, but the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos \Vheeler found herself all fenced in on the sands of Big Corona. There was one con.solatlon -she had·a big, striped umbrella all to herself. Caspers Assailed for .Use Of All·port After Curfew Fifth District Supervisor Ronald \Y. Caspers came under fire today for using Orange County Airport after the 11 p.m. curfew for the chartered plane that flew his birthday party guests to San Diego Monday night. "'Ibe Electra was used on purpose. The plane i3 quiet and does not vlo1ate noise regulations," said ad minis tr at iv e assistant Robert Nelson. Mrs. Bents maintained that any airplane arriving arter Jl p.m. is noisy. ''A prop-~ by any other name is still a ooise nuisance arriving that late at IS.. CASPERS, Page ZI intensified by a stigma on the Vietnam \Var era \•et. "Some landlords think that vets may not be st.ab.le, or that they arc deslructive," she says. "They're very leery of them and think 'we'd better not rent .' "What they fai1 to consider are their stable aspects. They have a steady income, they 're more mature. and they enroll in school for a semester at a time." Added to that is :\liss Allton 's contention that the veteran student popu- lation is varied. Thrre ar.:-poor \'ets who try to get through on thrir benefits and there are others ~'ho have lucrali\'e jobs during the day and go to school al night. Because Orange Coast College is a very desi rable campus, yet housing ls extremely \tight. many veterans fake local addrt'SSeS to be able to enroll. "They hve in Santa Ana or Orange \\here there is cheap housing a\'a1lable and use the address of ;1 fr irnd or an uncle to gel in here." says one canlpus vet 1•oho declined lo be idL•ntift('d. :\liss Allton and others rl'ason if lhl' c1tizt>ns of the Jlarbor arl'i'l nr1· supJX>rtive of higher l~duc:H 1on. t1nd specifically of Orange C:O.l'i\ Co!lt·gl'. thl'\' ought to bccon1e con~rncd about \\'ht•rL· the students arl' suppoi;ed 10 li\r For that reason a n1eelln,i::: hns h•••'ll scheduled for R p.1n. next \\\·dnt•srlay <ii Cool Mesa Bandit $1,330 Marl{ et •• Ill . Aha11doned --,_ Getaway· Cai~ • • Discovered By ARTJIUR R. VINSEL Of !flt D1ltv l"llol 5t•U A manhunt was spreading today £or a colorfully clad holdup man who took $1.330 from a Costa P..lesa market Tuesday and fled in a liltle orange! car. nre getaway vehicle was recovered n.>t long after the arml'd robbery of a Safeway Store at 111 E. 17th St., y.·hen an indignant landlord noticed the strange vehicle in a tenant's assigned parking space. John F. Bennett, Tl. of Fullerton. !he store manager, told Officer Jeff Miller he had just completed tallying the day's receipts at 5:15 p.m., when he was approached from behind. "Are you the manager?" the colorfully attired bandit asked. He y.·ore a bright blue suit and sharp pink shirt He then said be had a request, handing Bennett a J.by-S..inch index card on y.·hich was written the fact that the store y.·as being robbed. "Now, walk toward the office,'' he reportedly said. Bennett. who had been on his way to the bank to make deposits, said he hesitated, whereupon the bandit, who was wearing dark sunglasses, reached menacingly under his coat. The victim said he never sa\v a gun, but that the robber's icy attitude indicated he meant business in every step of the holdup. Once he had the money V.'hich V.'as concealed in a brown paper bag snatched at random from a nearby shopping cart, the bandit headed for the door. Investigators said Bennett at that JX>int yelled for someone among the handful of clerks and boxboys present to get the man's license number. Shortly after the 5:15 p.m. heist, a call from the landlord complaining or unauthorized parking in his tenant's place sent patrolmen "Roscoe Broad and John Jungkelt to the scene. They sakl investigation showed the car 1,1.·as stolen from West Covina. Police believe It definitely was the vehicle involved ln the robbery. I ,. "'!' .. \ I 01l1Y Pilot Stiff Pltol• OF FICER JOHN JUNGKEIT EXAMINES ABANDONED GETAWAY CAR Color the Bandit Pink a nd Blue and the Auto Orange Patty Hearst Herself Charged in Kidnaping LOS ANGELES (AP) -Newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst, herself a kidnap victim 108 days ago, was charged today with kidnaping two persons. assault Yt1ith a deadly weapon and robbery . Dist. Atty. Joseph Busch. who filed th~ charges against her, said he had never heard of a case in which the kidnap victim became a kidnap suspect. Emily and \Villiam J·larris. hrr t1,1.·o Symbionese Liberation Army captors- turned-comrades. "·ere also charged \Yilh kidnaping, assault and robbery. The three were ch.argcd Monday \\•ith federal firearms violations. Mrs. Marcia Bents, one of Caspers' three opponents in · the Jlllle 4 supervisorial primary, said Caspers used a "tedmicality" to circumvent poisie abatement regulation.~ at Orange Coun- ty Airport. "By uslng an Electra jet to transport his 60 paying guests. he avoided a time curfew imposed by airport authorities for jtt takeoffs and landings," Mn. Bents said . Kuehn, Barrett Lead Pack Miss Hearst has been a~sed by the FBI of joining the SLA for unknown reasons, then laying a barrage l()f gunfire to rover the Harrises' escape from a sporting goods store Thursday after a bungled atrempt at shoplifting. To make An aide to Caspers said Mrs. Benbl Is off base with her charges. DAILY PILOT AD SELLS ANYTHING A few words In the right=•ce cao aen almost anything. At leut t $eelllS to be the story of th ... ltw ..., : 20' SWORD FISH PLANK, stainl,.. steel b u c k e t. (pbo,,.) or (pbooe) _ • It laOk Daly t)1ree dlys to oell tile Items listed In tblt Dolly Pilot clullOed ad- • story !hit Is on.a ,.pealed by aatiali«I users oC Dolly PIIot ado. Dial the dll'CI u .. to pl1Ce • few wordl of your own. Pho .. 111$11. 2 Newport Council Memb ers Spe11t .ilfost for W'i ns By L. PETER KRIEG ot lftf D~ly Pfi.t $l1tf Newport. Beach's two brand new councllmen were by far the biggest spenders during their campaigns prior to the April 9 election, financial 11.atements filed with City Clerk Laura Lagios dllclooed today. Mn. Lucille Kuehn, who defeated three other challe11gers !or Corona de! Mar's District ! oeal, was the biggest spender. Her election cool 18,329. J. Poter -~ who det .. ted two Dibert In the District 3 race to represent Nnrport •Jlelgbll Ind Baylbore1, spent ndrly as much -$5,90!. Mro. 11\tehn l'tport<d that she had • dtllclt of nearly !200 when the campaign wu over. 111e state..-lhow that, wllti one eicepUoo, lhe 11 candidates In all four dlstrlcll flniahed In the order that paralleled the tlDIOUllt of money they spent. The sole exception was in District 3 where Ellis T. Glazier's relatively expensive campaign was good enough for third place in the district bllllotlng. He spent $3,m while John J. McKer· · ren., who plaCed second to Barrett, Spent $3,229. 1 But otherwise, money meant votes. Plannlng · c.omm111ion C h a I r m a n Wllllam Agee,. who finished second to Mrs. Kueho In D~trlct 6, spent $3,941. John V. Baker and Jooeph C. Stewart, who placed a distant third and fourth, 1pent $1,00I W $275, respectively. Councilman Heward Rogers spent $2.188 to win ~leclfon In District I. His looe chaUenger, Mra. Peg Forglt, spent $t,851 and !Oil by a relatively smaU margin. . Fourth District lncum t M 11 a n Dostal speol p,m to wtn -1eotion. lie easily dcleated 9'!>oolleacher Lyn C. Geronimi, who spent only $473. Despite the disclosure statements. sources of most of lhe compaign contribuUons remains a mystery for the majority of the candidates. Mn .. Kuehn , for Instance , received about tf,000 ln contributions since lhe laat reportlng date in March, yet she listed ooly four persons who contributed $50 or more. Similarlr. Dostal rtport.cd in March that he'd received only $790. But his list of cootrlbutoni account> for only about $1.300 of the mon•y rallM!d since then. Candidates are required to list only contrlbutlona of '50 or more. Of tile $1,300 llotod, Dostal said $619 of that waa his own money, .. Another $400 came from builder Don Koll and KoU's corporate attorney Tim Strader, who kicked In !200 each. (S.. CAMPAIGNS, P"'o I) MORE HEARST STORIES APPEAR TODAY ON PAGE 5 their getaway. the trio a 11eged1 y commandeered several vehicles and kidnaped a teen-ager and a Hollywood man. The shoplifting attempt ultimately triggered a police raid Friday that resulted in the deaths or "Field ~larshal Qinque" and five SLA members. "There's nothing to say, really," said a tired and grlm·faced Randolph A. Hearst, who has said his daughter Patricia was brain·.vashed Into Joinilfg Iler caplofs. "! don't think ii makes any dtrfer· ence at all, .. be told ne.Wsmen in Hills- bon>Uill who asked how the charp" might affect her sale return or appre- hemloo, Heers! U,,,. said he had to leave and walked away wit.hoot answering further 1Seo HEARST. Page I) the OCC Student Center to discuss with toc:1J rcattors n1t•!hocls br \\1lich the shor1 :1l!C e.'.ln bC' ul1eviat.ed \1i'iS Allton person.'.llt~· favor S fornHll1on of :i hou-;ini::: :1 11 th or i l y p<11!t·rncd atlt·r an au1h or11y m Santa 1\na. Th:1t 11nuld <lllov. the fed c r a I i_:11\·l'rnrnc111 to subsidize U1e rents or \l'll'rt.u1::; 11h1lC' at thr sa n1e time 1Sce llOUSING , Page?) Nets Heist Sitbpoenas \\'AS Hl'.\GTON (AP) -President '.\ixon today rejected a House Judiciary Committee subpoena for more taped presidential conversations and said the de<:ision also applie<i lo "such further subpoenas as may hereafter be issued." Nixon told the committee he must "respectfully decline'' to prodllC% any more taped presidential conversations dealing with Watergate. He did so in rej~ting a pair or SE NATE PANEL BACKS UP JAWORSKI, Story, Page 4 subpoe nas for more Ylhite House tapes and the President's daily diary. Nixon also has said he y.·ou\d not turn over any further materiai to special Watergate prosecutor Leon JaW'OJ1'ki and is fighting a Jav.·orski subpodla for presidential tapes in the courts. In a letter to Olairman \V. Rodino Jr. (l).N.J .I, Nixon declared : ·· ... It is clear that the continued succession of demands for additional presidential conversation ha s become a never-ending process, and that to continue providing these conversations in response to the cmstanlly escalating requests would constitute such a massive invasion into the confidentiality ol presidential conversations that the institution of the presidency itself would be fatally compromised.'' Nixon repeated his assertion that the p a n e I considering imPE'achment resolutions already "has the full story of Watergate. insofar as ii relates to presidential knowledge and presidential actions. "Production of these a d d i I ion a I conversations 1Yould merely prolong the inquiry without yielding significant additional evidence." Nixon told Rodino, adding : "More funda1nentally, continuing ad infinitum the process of yielding up additiona l conversations in response to (See DEFY, Page !) Or ange Coast Weather Cooler Thursday with increasing low clouds tonight and Thursday cnorning, Mostly sunny in the after- ·noon hours . High.s in the mid 00s at the beaches rising to the 1nid· 70s inland. INSIDE 1'0Dt\Y A l"6year-old lligll school bast· ball player. struck by a liglit~ 1ti11g bolt that hit lfim ill the forehead and can1e out through his right heel , escaped with only superficial b1tr11s Tuesday. Ste Sports for more dttails, Page 17. I .. M•tlt' T'" II M••lft DM Mwtw.I P1• !I ................. . OJ111tt (Wflf't ,. •rt•l• ,...., • SMrll 1N1 Df. 11t1.,.. , • S'-dl _.,.. IM1 ,_ .. T""'""' ... WH IJiltf t w.__......., ..... Wtt1•..... J ' • l •_2 DAILY Pll.DT N C Israeli • -. se1fl~1-s '- , F1red Upon - By Uniled Press Joternetional Syria said one of Us intensive Artillery barrages set fire to an Israeli settlement on 1\Je Golan Heights today, "causing destruction and fires "'hicb are still burning." It "'as .the. ,first Israeli se!tlemerit reported bit in" the 72-day~ld war of attrition. • 1---mitf;---he;gfttened its anti -infittration alert on the Lebanese frontier loday and sent reinforced patrols inlo Lhe st reets of Jerusalem to guard against Arab guerrilla attacks. • One :m.s1udent high school in East Jerusalem was ordered shut at noon for "'hat one teacher described as "a security alert." . Jerusalem police announced later they uncor ered . and smashed a three-man guecr:llla group responsible for a number of aJtacks in and around the city in recent weeks. The announcement said the men \Vere found \vith •·a substantial quantity or arms and explosives." A spokesman said the three were responsible for the aiming of three 100· pound rockets at the center of Jerusalem .a week ago while Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger was visiting there . He said the three killed a Jerusalem taxi drivei a month ago, planted a bomb in an office building April 7 and set off a bontb outside the old cily ~fay 14"." Troops, n1ec:han ized patrols a n d helicopters prowled the northern froot to guard against infiltrating guerrillas bent on carrying out anoihe.r raid like tile one \ Te1i Gallo•• Fillu11 Anticipating a c:ontinuing gas shortage. Doug Pu· shak. a 43-year-old motorcycle sales1nan fron1 Costa J\'1esa. had a 10-gallon tank custo1n built ror his • • • .cycle. He figures it will take hin1 500 miles, give or 1ake a few. Pushak refuses to own a car. ----------------------- Liquor Hijacker Faces ' Oflject to 1f ording Trust~es Reject I .. ~ HJ.r.).ng2~Program Ji1 JACKIE HYMAN Of tflt O•ltl' rlltt Iliff The Newport-M... IChool trut.., -. 'Tuesday tabled a proposed equs I 1 ~tunity hiring program after several bolzd ~ strongly objected to ii. wordlng .•.. Tru9lee Arthur ThQmpson protested that hiring mlnotity ataff n'l em b e r s iD propc;irtion to the minority percentage in the school populatlon mijy rMUlt in hiring no minority staff Jn some artu:. "Seeking "t"1v~nt rtpttlelll•lion In some areas mJgbt ~t in staff and f~eulty JOO ptl"C<llt·'W~ (white Anglo- Suoo ProtoWtl).'' 'nlompoon said. "I belie~ tt m_, be beneflclal to have a ~te rtf'1"e5entaUon ~~e minority staff members ) in a district alch as ours. r would llke to see us recruit actively for sptt:ial talents," he said. or: Thbmpson called 1hc propo>ed program "soft pedaling" and said if the board adopted it, "We ,,·ouJd be advocating the status quo." School Supt. John '. Nicoll coofinned that.. "We already have met the quotas of our own minority percentages." "If we take the county's percentages. I doo 't think we OJUld ever meet them," he added. . School Board President Dooald E- Smallwood abo objected to the proposed affirmative action program . "I think this propooal rep""'"" funy thinking," he said. "J'm opposed to seeking ptOl)le without regard lo qualillcation." is cormnr.'' Dr. Nicoll !old the bOard- Smallwood BSked the ital! lo rewrite the )X'0!>06al, making It mo1< l!><dfl< and concise. Paper Vrges 3 to Give llp SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -The Hearst-owned San F r a n c i s c o Examiner carried "1lat It called 811 "w-gent message" on the front page of COday'a editions imploring Patricia llwst and Wllllam and Emily Hanis to SWTendet. The bored measage. headed "Bill, Emily and Patty," and signed "The Edlton" urged the lr\o to "Stop naming, and think. "A3 Jong as you run, you hasten disaster," the message said. "You are hW'Rled by an army of poJ!ce. There is no safe place to hJde. Death may be only a breath away." ~om Pagel HEARST • • • questions. Busch said the complaint charged Ml!! Hearst with 19 felony criminal counts, while Wllllam and Emily Harris were '1 I " at h1aalot a week ago. Military spokesmen denied over the national rad io an unconfirmed report that troops found evidence of a crossing. .. "'.e want to guard the city more than p · T · County- usua1. ·police spokesman Vahum llcsmi -rison_., _ er.J_lt in __ _ said,referring to.the eJl'.lra police and ~ Girl Testifies She Didn't Cull "If "-e're talking about an anti-bias proposal, I'm for lhat," he said . Police iii 'Rape' "We are not pracf..i~ nor have v;e practiced de f&Clo segregation in our hiring al Newport-Mesa." Dr. NicoU said. ·-· -; ... -·i . ''We!re already doing what-t _~e -CbEVEbA·ND..Jlhio lAPJ .~ A.l6·Yieat· -·-·affinnative-&ttion·.prog?&!!ll.calls (~:: _ Ball for the three was set in advance of charged with 18. !! their ~pture at $l0,00o each. Mulmum ~I ' -· -Q>mM~ii.fantr~1.--~o'"·ttng=.th~c~--___ ----'-·---- streets Of the Holy City. He would not say ~·hat pron1pted the pre<:autions. No other incidents "'ere reported. lsrael has built a number o f Settlen1ents in the Golan Heights and fhey are key bargaining points in Kissinger's efforts to get a cease-fire and a separation of forces agree1ncnt. Kissinger "·as seeking a breakthrough tonight to complete the agreement on 1nilit.ary disengagement between Syria and Israel but indicated he v:ould fly home Uti$ \\·eekend even ~·ithout it. · Diplomatic sources in Cairo said Kissinger informed Egypt for the second lime o~ the "current difficulties" he is having in mediating the Syrian-Israeli agreement and sought Cairo's advice to help resol ve them. Mesa Teacher , Suspe1ided In Sex Cllse A patrolman \1·ho stopped to check a car parked on a rural lover's lane in Irvine Tuesday afternoon detained a Costa lrlesa High School teacher and a '&.year"ld female student. Social science instructor Fr.1nk L. Ellis. 39, \.••as arrested and booked on suspicion of illegal intercourse and child annoyance . He is free today on Sl,000 bail, pending issuance of a criminal complaint and arraignment in Harbor Judicial District Court within the next JO days. Detectives Bob Berg and Linda Geisler, \\"ho questioned the pair, alleged they had been together much or the afternoon. · Elli&, a tenured teacher. w a s Suspended from duties l'ith the Nev.'JX)rt· Mesa Unified School District following the incid"'1t. Officer Yictor 1 hies said he rout.inc Ir .checked tbe car parked near l\licheJson ·-and carlson streets in Irvine. Investigators said Ellis is married, has a family.and lives in Costa ~tesa. DAILY PILOT ..... ~ () Tll9~C-Dt.>,Mii("""'~"_.:' bl'td I~ Nt,..,•PIK>. • --tf' lloe Orlnvt. • - eo.11 Pubb•"'na ~~•'l.iit~<it1S ... · ~ P\ltll<lf>M. ,,._,¥ ....... .,, ... l'l'.b C6ol(' M .... N~ 8e11Cf!. """'1'"'1~ B\~PVFou"" •••n V•H•v. lai!u"-llHc:fi "'-•-liMl<l'91>oc• """ Sa~ C~le/S.. JI.*\ c.,,.,,,~,.,, .,. ,.'>Ill<' r9Q<Olllll «1~'°'1 Ii~ S.t.J'l•r.. •"<! .,.,,.. ... ,., Tiie P"llC•l»I Pul>l•ll'l•<>o DI•"'" 01 JlO "'t" 8'1Sr·~ Cosr1M-C.111grn,1 l't?6 P.00-.t N \•,.-,..J ~...0.nl tro:I l'ul>- (Odor (~ H l°"" Ro::"-::Jrd P r •:i'I "'' .. "'"'~'°""" °""" Ci»t•'-'• .. »OW.,.r~ l<l•,..tie" 8•10~ l33J 1*"'llOl'I -~~.,._ u~u"'s.i-.m!"~ 1•....t•"l!'l)ft hlJtl'. ,,.,~~............., s.~ Ct1~ni. nHor!l'I tic.,,,_"''* T~pheMl7141,42·0ZI Cl•1sifl•4 Aiwtrli., 'fr.1671 I ·-Coa~ltlAIH•iout'lol~ IMM:f' 492°4420 I "(I..,~°""' Or.,. Co.foty ~ ....... 540.IJJO I I ~"" ,.,. '°""" °*' """*"""" eo.-.. """' "°-·-......... -.~ 1"9n.. o< .,...., .. .,,.,.,, ~ ftr.,. ~ B>· TO!\f BARLEY Of Ill• D•ll't .. 1101 51•11 His last avenue of appeal closed by the Kevada Supreme Court. Gene Randano . 48, convicled of hijacking and attempting to bribe a police officer, returned lo Orange County Tuesday under heavy guard to face the sentencing he avoided when he fled to Nevada a year ago. As District Attorney Cecil Hick.'> watched. Superior Co.:rt Ju'lge James Turner sent Randano to the county jail after re;ecting defense attorney Leonard !'.fcBride's ple8. Huit liis cllt'nt be com- mitted to the Orange County lifedlcal Center. Randano. whose alleged heart condition was the cause of many delays in his t"·o !rials, will be returned to the courtroom June 19 to face court action on the probation he aJlegedly violated y,·hen he left California for Las Vegas. · Randano has not yet serv ed the 90-da y jail term and three years probation he received fron1 Judge Turner more than four years ago after he S\\'ilched 5'20.000 \\'Orth of liquor from the old Saddleback Inn in Laguna Beach to the fo rmer Feliciano°.<; Hestaurant in New po r l Beach . Randano \\'as one of the blind entertainer's partners in the \\'estcliff Drive sµpper club operation. But their association _e(lded with Feliciano's filing of a bitterly fought civil action againo;t the Las Vegas man. Randano "'as then accused of t.rying to bribe Costa h1esa patrolman Gary Barv.ig by offering !tie officer $10,000 to plant drugs in the car of a key prosecution "'itness in the hijacking trial. Baru'ig reported the offer and testified 1n tv.·o trialli that Randano made the O\'Crtures in a bid to discredit the testimony of prosecution \Vitness Charles ·'Chuck ·· Dreyer of Laguna Beach. J·!ick.o;; said he will ask that Randano get the full prison tenn of or.e to 10 years for 1he attcn1pted bribery of Officer Barwig. ''And "·e'!l get all \\'C can for probation violations and contact federal authorities about his reported parole violation on mail fraud and wiring charges in ~fontana. '' Hicks said. "\\'e "·an! Randano to get all that can !Xl.s&ib!y be coming 10 him." _Pron• Page 1 ·DEFY.-.. an endJ~ Jetjes Of demands \\'OUld f':atally ~ this bt'!i~ not only in this lai:n.inistiitiOn but for f u tu re ptftidencfes as "'ell." "Accordingly." .r>iixon continued, .. I respectfully decline to produce the Japts ... and presidential diaries" requested by the subpoenas ·issued fl,fay 15 "and those allegedly deslU)a with . Watergate that may be caUed illc. in such !Urthcr subpoenas may berUtter be ls.1Ued." ~ Nixon concluded£a-500-wonl 1tttrr .to Rodino by rest.allng • that--"II Ille . committee desires further informal.ion from me abOut -art~ of th es e conversations or other matters, fehrteQ to ils inquiry, I stand ready to M!Wer, under oath, pertinent w r i' t t e n interrogatories, and to be interviewed under oath by you and the ranking minority member 15t the White House.'' N-said that his public rel..,. April 30 or edited transctlpts_of IOYJ'ral doien presidential conversatlllll! \W'llllde ""' that lhe reoord ol my;ltnowled(t and actions Iii lhe Warerpte matter "'lllid be fillly disclosed, once and for all." The May IS aubpoenaa were for tapes of ll Nixon c:onversations and for his daily office diary for portions at 191% and wdl!Ou!-9,_,,__,,,~_ ,,_. c,.. ..---..~"-.c.i...... ~1111-uoo_.,.,,,..,,..~ ••oo~.-.,.,....-io.-tUD~ • 1973. _, . Nixon's letter to Rodino was rtleased by the Whii. Hou,. about three how's afler If waa doUvered to Capitol Jjill. ) sentence for conviction oo the robbery 1 : ---and kldnap"ltllrres is life lmprilonmenf. j old Cleveland Heights girl has testified The · proposed program, ~·hich Dr. ''l!!-tM-op\nlcn,--MlSS-llwlL--____ -·-- she didn'I call police or others after "-hat Nicoll described as "hued malnJy on . acting on her own free will," Buach said she alleges ~·as her rape by actor Pitel plagiari:VR," was prepared by his staff in Ste..,,.art. an~icii;l8tion. of affi~Uve. action Busch said AJlss Hearst was charred 1 •• " ( . ' ,.r~ . ;· BACK IN ORANGE COUNTY' Gene R1nd1no From Page 1 CAMPAIGN.S • • • Koll and Strader had made earlier $200 contri bution! to the Rogers and Agee campaigns. Third District Coun cilman Barrett ,,.Stev.·art. "'ho plays Uacle Henry in lhe CBS • tclevison series, "All in the Famfty, ·• has denied the charges. . The girl also testified Tuesday in Cuyahoga Counly Common Plea! C.OU.rt that she raised her arms to 1nake it easier for Stewart· lo remo"e her s"·eater. "He pulled me down on the bed and began undressing tne " she t:e8tifed. "I told him to stop but he didn't. He then put a blanket over me and got undressed himself and lay do~1l on the bed beside me.'' She said she was afraid of him and so didn't fight off his sdvan< ... She said llhe couldn 't leave the room afterwards because he "·ouldn 't return her underpants, saying he wanted them as a keepsa ke. She also teslified they were in bed 90 minutes and then watched television downsta irs before Stewart drove av.'ay. She testified she didn't call police at that time and didn 't call her parents. that she didn't call for help during the incident or attempt to leave. She said Stewart telephoned two days later to apcilogiz.e. gwdehnes \l)der consideration by the ~ Board of FAucalion. "We are simply readyinc you for "'hat • From Pagel HOUSING ... gulrlOteeing payments lo landlords. "'"1e lu..tsing authority wwld a~h property owners and ask them how' much rent they require. If they reach agreement, they ""wld sign a one-year lease contract," stie eiptained. "The monthly poyrMOll would he made by g<Wenwnent checlta and tile homing authority would In tum collect rent from the vet . But in!tead of ~ying the full 13!0 rent, he might only poy 11!0. "I think this would be good for the property owner becall3e he "'oold ha\·e a steady income and he "wldn't have to hassle with the renter. The lardJord !till has the right to screen the renter before the contract is fml_" During next Wedne.sday·5 "summit me<ting " Miss Allton also hopes lo enlist the aid of tealtors to educate the public about student veleraM and to cxiavlnce mobile home park owners they iihould evidently received large numbers of Electric Ordinance open their facilities to students 'vho want ~mall contributlons. since he reported thJt • to rent trallers. he .aillected $.1.600 for his ~n1palgn LOS ANGELES AP) -The lA'i "\\"e find in many ca.set that the since htarch. but he listed contributions Angeles Cily Council Thursday !u.spended ownen d mobile homes are quite wiiling totalling only $600. an ordinance requiring 10-to-20 percent to renl them tut that the trailer parks 1\1cKerrcn. mean~·hile. listed only $616 cuts in electricity usage, but left the themselve!! have pc>licies agaimt that," in contributions but another $2 .700 afler ordinance on lhe book!. she says. that. He identified the source of only $720 l --·-· ·--------~--of the late money . ho-..·ever. · '".-~--~ "" ~~.l:J'.,. -~~~·. ~" " , ... Glazier reported that he look in $2,600 I . since !\larch. but he accounted for onl y , $1.700. Among his con tributions. Glazier 1 . said, was one $50 donation from an ~ anonymous source. Anonymous contributions, up to a total of $200, are pcnnilled. Agee, too, apparently had a substantial . ~ number of contributions of $49.99 or le!!. l1c repo rted cont ributions of about $2,900 since 1'-1arch. Howevet, he listed irioome sources for only $825, itlcluding $:WO o[ bis own money. . .n-:Et!t1-• rrm~;-a;· wtlh one extra count of assault wilh a · in a knife attack on a Los An1eles land.lady who &aid the newspaper heiress and two men tried to rent a room Sunda y night. When the landlady refused, ooe of the mea ala abed at her wi\h the knife , cutUng her drtss bu\ leaving her unburt. The complaint alao noted that Ml.!S Hearst allegedly held a carbtne daring the knife attack. The men vl'ith her were described only &S "John Does." Spednc charaes against all three were r~~ coonta of uaautt with a deadly weapon, four ·counts of auault with a deadly w .. j>oo with intent lo murd<r, four C01111i. of flrat dtgree robbery, one count of kldnaplng, one coon! of kldnaplng wtth purpoge of robbery and three violations of the Callfomla Vehlele Code nlating to unlawful Ille ot veblcles. Asked if captured whether they would be tried fir1t on the federal or local charges, Busch said, "I think we could gel them to trtal flnt." Mm Hearst and ~he Harri1es were charged by the-U.S. mag\Jtrate In Los Angeles on Monday with illegal use and possession of automatic we&pcl(l! in connection with the shooting. Conviction on the federal charse! brings a muimum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Ball on the !eden! CbargeJ has been tel at $l0,000, Earlier lawmen pressed their search for the-three, who they said made up the remnants of the SLA . ., -~ - i' Rogers received about $1 ,500-since March. !:tut· his statement ldenttnes the sou rce of $525, inclu(lhtg . '$200 from builder Frank A. Rhodes, $100 from the :/ wife of builder John A. Xonwiser ind $75 from builder George Buccola. BOseball Shoes Tennis ~ackets Wilson -Davis -Bancroft .-.. ' ~rrs. Forgit, "'ho s Uc c'e-5sfa11 y challenged a new ordlnance ·umittng the I · amou nt of J1l00ey a candidate could spend out of his own pocket, dlac1ostd ' l that of the $1.800 she spent In a losing : . efforl, $1.075 "-as her 0~11. . l .. From Page 1 ':· ; i ' "~~~:~RS... i . Mrs. Ben1a al.., accused Ouptra of - exceeding bis ,.lf.Jmpoood catnpolgll spending limit. "That 1s \Dltrut:," Nelton llld.. "lt ·ia Ju!! another one or Ml'I. s.rta' wild allegaliona trying lo makt Jieadllna and trying to •hake the cudlbD117 at the supervisor." Ne"°'1 . vowed tllat CUpm wUI not uettd the •P.<DdilJi llmll. And be poili~ P,.t JI¥! ~ JI the I only IUjlel'V!Jor wflo bat ll1ed lo ftllCI ' 811 Ordinanee t0 1<11Ulale c:ampalp ' spenc!Jn, by all 1upervil<tlal caodldatoo. "But he couldn't even set bit motion aecondetl1 11 Neltcm llXI. · · Caaporo, hlmoelf, Wll unavllltble fO( coounut on either cltarie. ' .. • • I ' All Purpose Shoes SOccer Shoes Tennis Shoes Warm-Up Shoes · Football Shoes Wrestling Shoes Tennis °"sses Mens & Bbys Tennis Shorts ·Mens & Bo:rs Tennis Shirts -Warm-Op Suits . -' 1 .Hats & Visors -' Mens Tenni• Sweaters - . • • I . . , I , Dunlop -Yon~yama ~ -Racquetball Rac~uets & Balls ~ Handball Gloves & Balls Table Tennis Pad~les & Balls ' ~ Squash Rackets : . - Baseball Mitts • Balls • Bats Softball Shirts· Softballs'.& Bat$ ' Volleyballs . ' Basketballs • ' ' -Soccer Balls • Slant BoQfds Weight Sets Bllce ·Repairing Bike Parts -Tires -Tubes ' • f " I ' I ' ~ c :• • ' DARY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE •• • • Parking · Standards The Newport Beach Planning Commission aeems tn have made a questionable decision by letting the Sheraton Hotel provide fewer parlr.ing places than city codes require. It Is strange because the planning staff, and some ~i,nml.ssioners themselves, also are complaining that ex· istmg porlr.ing standards aren't tough enough . They point to the nearby complex of three new res· taurants -El Tonto, Blackboard's and Harry's Bar and Grill -right near Orange County Airport and admit the code.,doesn't1 anticipate their high degree of success. Even tJle parking attendants can't find a place to park and are reportedly doubleparking some customers' autos in the street. The staff also hints that perhaps the lire depart· ment isn't enforcing occupancy limits and-1hat'8 one-rea,.. son why there are so many cars around. Fire department officials deny this. They say the code presumes that pa· trons come to the restaurants two or three per car. The city hall infighting aside, the planning commis- sion shOUJd take another look at its decision and at least hold the option tO require additional parking if the hotel and its two restaurants attract more customers than anyone seems to expect. Tl1e Jet Noise Battle \Vith one eye on the calendar, Newport Beach has filed suit asking Orange County Superior Court to ref· eree its battle with county supervisiors over jet noi se at Orange County Airport. The suit prompted Fifth Distri ct Supervisor Ronald \V. Caspers to promise he'll call an executive session of the board May 28 to try to settle the seven-year battle over the jets. • Newport Beach councilmen admitted privately that tlmlni probably had a g .... t deal tn do with the filing da.te or !be suit. Caspers Is up for re-election In less than two weeks. Even Atri>ort Director Robert 'Bresnahan sale\ ~ lhought the o1y action was "poUUcally motivated." • Caspers, meanwhile, maintained he thoughti 1he •litigation was apropos and would be the catalyst n-.ded !or a resolution of the noise problem. It wilt certainly provide some key campaign fodder as the election draws near. Whatever the timing, and whatever the n1otivation . the suit does move things off dead center and could very well resolve the long-standing issue one 1Afiy or the other. ..,/ Guards are Ready \Vith 10 million beacbgoers expected to crowd onto Newport Beach shorelin~s. there will be plenty for New- port Beach lifeguards to do this summer. And, as in the past, they can be expected to do it well. Newport Beac'h's maiine safety department can han- dle chall~nges ranging from swimmers ca ught in riptides, to lost divers, to heart attacks and beachside cliff acci- dents. -They're also helped in their lifesaving activities by the. Newport Beach Police Department, which lends its helicopter to spot swimmers and boats in danger. and by the Orange County Harbor Patrol. which co111es to their aid in emergencies. Beachgoers can do their part by observing aJJ life- guard warnings, ~efra.ining from !he use of drugs and alco~ol before swi mming. and calling the lifeguards in1- n1ed1ately when they spot someone in trouble. N '\Veil, who knnll'.<'.' \\'e mif;hi ha1 ·e 11 µresidenr someday whu 'd liki' co fight another little 1rar m·cr there.' Test Your Knowledge Dear GI00111y Cui> - Thoughts fro11i the Ottoperso1i • 01--oaaities , ~YDNEY J.HARRI~ Of the harder quiizes. "Odd Man Out" seems to be a favorite. In each list, one name or term does not properly belong-"·hich one. and "'hy? Four out of 10 right is not a shame-making score today. I. Gallahadion. Broker's Tip, Count Fleet , Cilation. and 1tlan O'\\'ar. 2. Sanguine. Choleric. Phlegmat ic. Anemic, and Bilious. 3. David and Jonathan. Achilles and Patroclus, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Moriarty. Damon and Pythias, Orestes and PyladCB. 4. Jack Benny, Fred Allen, Lou Holtz, Lennif Bruce, and Eddie Cantor. 5. Myopia, Anorelia, A p bas i·B, Dysplasla, and A<cidie. 6. Hoel coward, Hoagy C.nntCbael, GeOf(t M. COhan, Irving Bertin, and Cole Porter. 7. Sir Joseph Porter, Major General Stanley. the Duke, or Plua-Toro, Colonel Bogey, and King Hildebrand. 8. Actium, Wat.erklo, G a 11ipo1 i, Se\'astopol, and Midway. 9. Armour, Brev.•ster, Carver, l\forris, and Windsor. 10. In a pack of playing-cards, three of the four Kings have moustaches-which one is the odd man oot? ANSWERS' I ~1an o·war is the only horse of the El Morro School near Laguna Beach, which is accessible only from Coast High"·ay. has been try- ing for years to get a traffic signal so there "·on't be a school bus accident. No luck. How come that Irvine mess on Promontory Point rates one before it even opens~ PARENT fl\'e who never woo the Kentucky Derby. 2. The medie\·a\ ''four humors" of medicine did not include ''Anem ic." 3. All couplea \\'Crc united in deep friendship, except lf olmes and r.toriarty, '"·ho were deadly enemies. ~. All these comedians changed their real names ror professional reasons. except Lou Holtz. 5. The first four arc ph,\'sical dylluncttm.s; "Accidie"' is a spiritual 'diaonter consisting of vast boredom and apathy. •· An ~ oomposcrs "'rote their own lyrtC's. except Hoagy Carmichael (and not one person in a thousand knO\\'S who wrote the lyrics to his 1nost famous tupe,, "~ust''). 1 7. -An-are leading characters tn · GilbeJ1 J, Sullivan operettas. etC(!pl Col. Boe'e11 an imaginary player in golf. & 'Decisive naval battles of the \VOrld. uetpt '.Waterloo , ~·h ich (despite its name} was fouiht oo land. 9. All are fJlmous antique chairs, except Annour~ 10. Only the King or Hearts is lat'klng a moustache. (Now, to test YQl.lr observational'.'powers further. which is the only Kina: in profile?) The~ -Final -De-s@xin.g of Pe-i--sonk-i-nd ·;---~ --~--·-·--....,---~-------·~ ----------·-· ·----··--·-· ..... -------------.... ----·--· ""·--~---·,----- To the Editor: \Vhile resling comfortab.ly in my lounge chair. the other day, v.•ith both my feet stretched out on the ottoperson , I heard a ne"·s romn1entator on Channel IJ referring to the ··spokesperson" of a political group. TfUS deviation to the English langua ge "·as obviously made in deference to the "·operson's liberation mo\'ement who nov.• frov.11s oo utilizing a certain lhrec- letter lWl'd v.'hich offends them. We arc slowly being indoctrinated in a new vocabulary "'hich will force our Children to call the firepersons if the house is on fire . the policepersons if a crime is commilted , the mailpersons for stamps, the milkperSOl'I for their favorite drink. etc.. etc. \Ve already hare t h c Chairperoon of lhe Board. the <' :nn1ittccperson and !he SJ)l)kespcrson. It \I ii\ probably get a bit hairy "'hen the boys reach pe rsonhood and slart teaching their own children oot to personhandle girls and to be careful not to tall into open pcrsonholes. A lot of personhours will have to ·be devoted to learning bow to personipulate these ne\\' words which at first will seem against huperson nature : but I'm sure they'll personage. Of course. there will be instances 1\·here there \\'ill be duplication of TPeaning after sex has disappeC\l'ed: does i;ersonkind apply to males, females or both ? The sound of cer:ain "·ords may not be too elegant : think. for instance. of \\'opersonhood ... But this v.ill be amply co1npensated b~· lhe removal o f indecision as to gender such as is now created by the length of the hair · it "·cin': matter an~more: The minister \\'ill always be able . by peeking at their anatomy. lo pronounce a couple "person and wife"! AFTER hupersonity is totally desexcd. some parts of the Bible \\'ill no doubt he . re-\vrlltcn : ... God rreated person to l!Js ----- MAILBOX Letters froni readers are welcome. No~y. writers should conveu tllefr niessages in 300 words or less. The riglit to condense letters to fit space OT eliminate libel i$: reserved. Atl le~ t.tn must include lign.ature a11d mail- ing address but Mmes' matJ be with· held on request if sufficient reason Is apparent. Poetru will not .be pub- lished. in1age. the Hebre\\'S ate persoruia in the de~rt. Christ becnme person. the Son of person, etc! But. person! that's a detail compared to the ~-"Tiling of the dictiooaries. Thiok, for instance. or chairpersooship. personpower, leperson . personnequin, aper30nuensis, personufac- ture, alpersonac. personuscript. meat- person, personwise, megalopersonia pull- per!Orl, foreperson. personager, per- songle ... ad infinitum! It will also affect the fields of music <Schupenion ), the comics (Superpersonl. geography (the Isle of Person and its inhabitants who speak personx ?) and God knows how persony more! ... As much as adherents to ~'Opet.sons' hb detes1 this particular three-letter '"·ord, there is another one they par1icularly relish to apply to males who disagree \vith them: R·A -T. I suppose that after \\·hat pre<.'edes. I qualiry. in their min<l. for that one ; so just Jet me sign myself off as A PROTESTING PERSO~ 1Hlsleadi119 To the Editor: put it) stand taken by the South Orange Cuun ty 1n11nicipa l c o u r I judgcs. particularly Judgc John Griffin. whose most apropo..c; quote \\'SS. ·•Trying criminal cases in a police station sinacks too n1uch of the 'La\\· \Vest of the Pecos ' ''. Tl:DS IS Orange. not Dade Cowlty: I see no justifiable cause why the two (court of law and sheriff's substation) should be combined. In the gui se of an immediate "need." 1 feel it's,.contrived, since it's the public defender's office 1vhich occupies the space that \\'ould be turned over to the Sheriff. \\'ttere then, would our poor and down-trodden go to have "their" day in court? Or . \von't they have one? It is aln1ost unb('lic\';ible that anyone would suggrst !hat a l;nr C'nforcc1nent agency should be "under the s:Jn1e roof' as our court of la1v. \Vith all due respect to the sheriffs. I rega rd our judges '"·ith tremendous respect and esteem. It is a very difficult time for them, they should be praised . not denigrated. If we are going to strive to maintain a democracy we have an obligation to keep our eyes and ea rs open to the possible injustices. If there is just one blatant obstruction of just\ce that is prevalent around us. it won 't go a"•ay -unless v•e take notice. The hard-u·orking sheriffs certainlv need a substation. but not at the expCnse of our public defenders and their cQ..ents. the poor. As for the poliCe and Olp' honorable judges together? ?""f ' ' BERNY BAKER Fo"'!I To the Editor: Tom f\1urphine's colun1n. J u st Coasting. is as cleansing as a stiff ocean breeze. • find it 1s too late. 01her states are \1·atching Ollifomia . It :• no1\' Lin1e f o r . us all to get up and join the others v. ho think that government is resPo{lslb!e ta the people and not the highest bklder. Jill COSHLAND Sneal<y/ To the Editor : Regard ing your infercncr !Mailbox. i\1ay 15) that only one rcndrr, Jesse Levine, caught your printing boo-b<x>: "V. S. Jllileraccy (sic' 'Al.1rn1ing' ", - not true. ·1 sent my copy to the Nr1v YorR r.r, hoping to get a few bucks for it. You'd be surprised ho\r lnrgr t11c "silent'' majorit.•· is -;111<l ha\\' sneak~' 1\RT STANLO\\' Sa11· I 1 'foo To the Editor : Re : "U.S. lllilerar<'\ .. So one reader \\'ho. noticed the misspell- ing "'rote a letter ahou t ii. Okay. But I am \villing lo \\'agt•r !hat 1nany n1ore noted l~c error in .~1lence. After all. in this overeduca1ed and generally h i p commwiity there n1ay be a few of us "'ho simply assumed there was a wisearre on your staff \\'ho couldn't resist the temptation to create a fe\Y kn o'"'ing smiles. So there! JOYCE SUITON Dope Traffic To the Editor: An Echo of the Pentagon ,\ typical example of biased or slanted or just plain irresponsible press reporting <iflpeared in the Dally Pilot ~1ay 14. The headline says: "Reagan says 1\·ould quit if indicted " -obviously a subtle ~lur t 1 LL Gov. Rri necke. If you read further . this isn't \\hat C'.ov. Reagan i:aid al all. He said that he 1\'0uld "resign himself if he \\•ere cOn\'ic ted of a felony \\'hile a candidate for stal f'\\'idc officf'." Knowing full well that John Q. Public scans only the headlines for the niost part. he would obviously take the headline for grantcd. As to things '""e might find obscene. ho1v about adding a $5.000 bedspread made of 69 fox pelts! A. PAt:'L Help Preside111 To the Editor : r for one \\'ill IC1ke exception wilh "lU•'~ Al!orntr Ccneral Evellc ·roun1~1·r·s rcrnarks nt Ne,,·po1t Rencti that hi' doesn't !hink the J:i1\ c;in rnlch n1 cn behind heroin traffic in Calitornta . To advocate the appr('hension of strrrt peddlers and long -tcrn1 pr;son se111~nccs as a cure bv nn Al!orne,· (;cneral is shocking and. iln <:!iin11•c !::Oll1!1on to a mounting problc1n. )JR. \.OU;"o;GER rnu:.t b" <!11·1rc of Thomas E. De11·e~ the r<ickl·t buster 1n the 30s "-ho under sin1ilar circumstance!; as a district attorney '"iped out the king pins o( crime overnight l'lhich ga1e :-l'e1v York City a decent envi ronment for many years. WASHINGTON -Crusty old Rep. F. Edward Hebert, D-La., commands the House Armed Services Committee from the center of a two-tiered curved desk, with two small American nags flanking his place. From this command Post. he rules his committee with the stem hand of a drill sergeant. His critics have charged, and be has consistently denied, that be is the Pentagon 's pup- pet. He has now pro- vided his O\•i'n docu - mentation lhat his critics are right. The old curmud- geon has just pre- sented to the House hiJ reasons for be-- queathing another whopping SL4 billion tn military assistance upon Sooth Viel· nam. He simply borrowed the arguments, almost word for word, from the Ptn!qon. THE PENT•GON'I dlief wi-Ill fa\'or of mUltary aid to S&ljon, MllJ. Gen. William 8. Caldwell, 'p~ before Hebert's commltt .. '"' Mardi •11$. 'ffi testlOed solemnly' "The objectives of our military 11Slstani:e lo Sooth Vietnam are limited but ab.Olutely eueotial. We ...it to help the GVN (0oV>m!!1Clll of Vietnam) to maintain an effective military deterreot In the foce of tlle conllderoblo thtt.tt posed by the Nottll Vietnam ... rfrces within the R<pubUc Of Vietnam , •• " Hebert pve Coldwtll'o leitbnony pondetoUI lllldy for nearly two montho. On Moy 10, Hebert'• committee submitted its carefully cons id c red conclusions to the House. States the report: "THE OBJECTIVES of our n1ililary assistance to South Vietnam are limited but absolutely essential. The Government of the United States wishes to help the Government of South Vietnam to maintain '°' e!fectlve mllltary deterrent in the face of the considerable threat posed by the North Vietnamese forces withln the Republic of Vietnam . . . " For paragraph after p a r a g r a p h • caldwell's test i moo y and the commlttet's concluslons agree so precilely that only an occaaional word ha• been changed. 1\e Putagon: 11Eventa in Vietnam over Ille put year have taUihl us that a • ~peace ii posaible ooly II there ii a itable liltanc.r Of pD1ltr betw-Iha oppooin, ,(lidt4. A mllltary equlllbrl\1111 wllJ, we believe, deter new offensives and graduall.Y induce a shift In priorities away tTOm war." Hebert1 "Events in Vleloam over the pail year have taught us that a lasting peace Is po.salble only IC there Is 1 stable ballD<'t of power bell"een the opposing old0$. It Is the v1ew of the Commltlee on Ar1ll«I Services that 1 m t ll t 1 r y equilibrium tn that area of the world will deter new olfenslv,. and JP'&dually Induce a gmeral shift Ill priorities by the contending forces a>A•ay from ":ar. The Pentagon: "\\'hile the Nor1h \lietna'mesc have increased I h c con\'entional capability of the niain forces. the cost has been great. and the Government of \lielnatn has thus far managed to turn back all their challenges in the past year. Hebert: "While the North Vietnamese have increased the convention a I capability of the main forces. the cost has been gr~at. and the Government of Vietnam has thus far managed to 1un1 "fi.adr all their challenges in the past year." CLEARLY, the Hebert committee did little more than reprint portions of the Pentagon's prepared statement and present it as its own. The question that begs an answer ls, what do we need Congress for ? The Pentagon also made the claim, falthtully reproduced in Hebert's report, that South Vietnam during the past year had "limited Itself to justmabte acts of lelf-defense." Yet miraculously, the .S.lgOn forces wound up with more territory. Chan~cs In "terrllorlal and population control, ' explained the Hebert-Pentagon ftport, bad been resolved "in favor or the Government forcea. '' Footnote: The Armed S e r v l c e s Committee's clliel counae1, F r a n k Slatinlbek, candidly admitted to us that he had lUted portlooa of the De!enoe Department'• own leltlmol\y for the Hebert l'f'POl1. The P e n t a g o n ' s statemeat1 said Slatinsbek, "uys it 1U1 and the committee subscrlbel to IL" ' I It also seems to be subtle. connotation that indictment means conviction. which also is not true. No "under the press is wider fire for misquo1es. quotes out of context, etc., either done purposely or otherwise. RICHARD STEELE Reader Steele's complaint is ;11sti- fied. The misleading headline was cor· rected iu later editions. Editor. .ludges a11d Police To the Edttoro Your editorial , "Judg" Uoreasonable'' (May H) wu, without a doubt, Indicative ol 1he Or1Qge County philosophy. You belleYe It's quite all right to plan the installation. of a temporary sheriff's station tn the j.aguna Niguel Courthouse? I am shodted' and I thank God for the "quesllonabre and surprl51ng" (as you Quotes W. I. We11ly, Glendale -"In aplte ol the complalnlS' about our way of life, Inflation, deprwlon, recesaloo, hlgbor taxes, energy sbortqe, etc .. how many Americans would Uke to move to any olhe? eountry -Russia, Brilaio, France. the S<andtnav1an countries, Africa, IAtln America, name It?'' ' ' I suggest you print the following address. that others may ~·rite for information and send contributions to: Natlonal Citizens Committee Fairness to the Presidency for 918 Industrial Bank Building Providence, Rhode Island 02903 GERALDINE BOWLUS ltt1porta11t \i11te To the Editor: Look on the right side of the sa111ple ballot every registered voter received and down at the bottom o( the column of measures submitted to the voters is a dynan1lte proposition. Its full meaning may not yet be apparent to th<! average voter. However those politicians and public officials who think their constituencies are mainly made up of various well-he:.!!cd speci<:.1- interest groups rat.her than ri1e people v.·ho ele<:ted or appointed 1hen1 to ofiicc \\till have a rude awaken ing on June 1. PROPOSITION I Is the landmark measure. If you make no other mark on your blJ.llot your trip to the polls ,,111 ~ worthwhllt by \just voting in favor of ProposlUon 9. or course while there you may as well take a little mor~ Interest and vote for aomc of the other mea5ures and candidates. Propoattlon 9 Is a •mall start towards better govemn,eut. U 11 going to take gigantic efforts throughout lhts country to achieve government wtthtn the aplrit and the letter oJ the COollltutloo, and il the people do nol get llarted _, they may \\'hat i!\ rO\\' urgenrl y lll't"'dl'rl 1s a Stale and F'ederal Grand Jur~ i111e::;tigaticn or yesponsible public olfi<1als 11110 1h<' reasons of the neglect in HJlprr.hcnding the major criminal clen1 cnt that ha !' been aJlo"·ed to satur<1lt' tl1r State of California in narcoti cs. ' SPEHO JA i\"!SE OIANGI COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. W'-td, PubUshtr Thomas Ketuil, Ediior Barbara Kreibirh Edlrorklt Page Edil~r Thf' rdltonal pal!'c or Ull' Daily P1iot M.'t'K!I to inform arid lllimulate read('~ b~ prt'smting on 11115 pq:e d1verw co1n111t'nlar)I' on topictt of ln- 1et"est by X)'ndlcated ~:ofumni11a and cartoonists, by pravldina a rorum for readers' vleY.'!1 "rwl by PftKntinc !his ntwtipapcr'Jt oplnk>nlll and Idea$ on cumnt toplCJt. The ~ltorlaJ opinions of tM Da~ly Pilot aPJlt'•r only ln iht tdtlorlll column at the lop of ri\O pqe. Opinlotla expregf:'d b)' the tof- umnilta and canoonb\1 11nd littttt .,, . writfn Ue their own and no ~ea m('nt of their ~ by the Dally Pilot -Id "" - Wednesday, May 22, 197• All-J11ale Assetttbly Pa1ael ' Hape Bill Reje~ted Abduction. Reveale<l SACRAMENTO (UPI) -An all-male Assembly committee has rejected legislation aimed at minimizing th e embarrassment suffered by rape victims when their past sexual relationships a r e probed In rape trials. However, the criminal justice committee agreed to reconsider the bill \SBI678\ by Sen. Alan Robbins (l).V1.1n Nuys), next month in hopes a compromise can be reached. 11lC 3· 1 vote -one short of the minimum four votes needed for approval followed an all·day hearing Tuesday that included an impassioned plea by a rape victim and occasional shouts bv '\'Omen in the jan)packcd aUdience protesUng rl'marks by male attorneys. TllE SENATE-PASSED bill would make evidence and questions concerning I he victim's previous s e x u a l contacts ""ith persons othrr than the accused attacker inad1nissiblc in rape tri:i.ls. Several commlttee n1cnibt•rs said they agreed curr{'nt ccourtroom procedure \~·as not fair to victim:; because it required tht"n1 to disclose intimate sexual r\!lation:ships thal may not be relevant to th<' rape. But. the con1mittt-e1nen indicated the hill Y.'l'nt 100 fnr ;ind llrniC>d deff'ndants' rights to a fair Aetions 'E..~eessive' lri11I. Ethel Mae Shifflet, 43 . a Stockton mother of f o u r children. testified. her wrists Y.'f'te broken. head injured and body puncb(!d repeatedly in a I !l68 rape incident and h1~r problc1ns \l'ere givC'n poor trea1n1l'nt by physirians and otht•r officials. Shaking nervousl y, .\Ir s. Shifflet said, ··1 hopC' ~ou J>l'Oplc on this conun11ll'L' lKl\'e -.: o n1 pa s s ion for r:ipt' \'tr1in1s. .I needed it and didn't get it." " BliT PA· UL f'itzgerald spokesn1an for Ca 1 if or la Attorneys for Cr i m i n a I Justice, l:iter said many rape · LOS ANGE:LES (AP\ - Patricia Hearsl, a gun on her hip and a knife in her belt. told a kidnaped Lyn\\'OOd youth she Y•as abducted by the Sy m bionesc Liberation Arn1y but later joined tht-ir cause when her father's free food program \\'ns n1ishand\ed , the Los Angeles Times says. llcarst fan1ily r;pokesn1an John Lester tern1cd the account "sillv." ··1-iandolph Hearst did :Yc rything he ""'as supposed to do and then sorne," Lcosler said in lli!lsborough. victinlS are .. vindictive '-----------' Sacran1e11to On Alert For SLA 'f rio Posters Of Patty Issued WASHINGTON IUPll -A smiling Patricia H e a r s t , appearing on a poster undef' the word ''wanted" and described as ~'armed and extremely dangerous," begins appearing today on post office ~' and police station bulletin ~:ti.' boards. UPI 'T"'4!t01• AWAITS DECISION Journalist Farr OAJLY PILOT ~ Wtdnesda,y·, May 22, 1974 Decision .Detnyed On N ews1nan Farr .. .. LOS ANGELES (UPI\ -A Superior Court judge Tuesday l\lelayed a dte1slon on whether more time in ]&II v.· o u I d convince Los Angeles Times newsman William Farr to reveal his sources. Judge William H. Levitt continued the case until June 7 when oral arguments will be heard and instructed lawyers for both sides to file briefs by May 29. The hearing was ordered by the State COurt of Appeals last ', January to determine if being sent back to jail would force Farr to name bis sources for a story written during the 1971).. 71 Charles Manson trial. The FBI began distributjng U1e first "wanted" posters Tuesday. A spokesman said about 175,000 po.sters were put on commercial airplanes for distribution on the \Vest Coast. There v.•ill be added d istribution throughout the nation and more posters 1nay be printed if needed, the spokesman said. Oakland Man Guilty ., The appeals court turn~d down Farr's appeal of his contempt citation and said the 46 days the reporter had already snent in jail could not be cn1ei and unusual punishment because it was meant to coerce. not pun ish. He was freed on appeal. bul theoretically could be returned indefinitely. In Hearst Extortio11 OAKLAND iAPI ~· UA!i:S CIVI~ w.-R t;.0 001..1..a: Ol.O GU,,.S ' ~ANNING'S . COU.ECTORS . SHOP. •.'\:"'._~ Fete Makes ltr-Barelv Oak.land n1an has -An been up the envelope. Extortion charges were later dropped againsL an 18-ycar-old girl. l~liili:..li .. ..iiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiill sentenced to one to fi'>'e years _ --· ____ ~ in state prison after pleading ~-;..------------~-~"::,.....,, guilty to attempting to extort \ \~;,:ft~ ACLU Says LA Police Handled SL .4 Poorly ., sp1!C'ful and have fant.'lsies" and ;1dded ··n1any r<1pr cases ;ire oti!right frauds ." lie y.·as greeted by shouts of ··No, nu" bv \\'On1en in the audience. ·Robbins estimated th a t 00.000 rapt'S O('Cllr· i n Caltfornia C'ach yrar but on!~· 8.000 \\·rre rPporll'd in 1973. pri1narily be ca us r of en1b;1rrass1nrnl \l'hich t h e \'icti1ns n1ust endure undrr aacnts searched the north LOS ANGELES (UP() SACRAMENTO !UPl \ -• $800 from the Randofph ALL AGES ·· ~- About 120 policemen and FBI Hearsts by promising the LEARN .J ~ currrnt ]:111-. ~ release of their kidnaped ' ' NGEL I I ·t t. Sacran1cn:o area Tu cs da y The i\1i$ Bare state n.,_1geant· -LOS A ES (L.:Pl.l -ob\tousl\· 1oat1r s1u;i1on so ··_\ r;1nf' rictim is marlr to .,._ dau'"'ter. Patricia. TO SWIM ~l '' ·J Th · c r I ·b · 1 ·· night for ;:i car CT1rryin({ il has finally found a home. &'' ,.., .,,~ ' c American ivi ~1 rr\Jc$ r.1pH.l) f1·l·I ,;h1 · is thC' ricfcnrh1nt bl'i~1~ J-'lerrt'tt, sent enc" d -:. ~. .-. · · \1·on1<1n 1rho looked I i kc Pageant officials s a id .,._ i• ' ~- t;nion charged Tuesday that ShC' ~;11d !ht' 11011~ · \1,1c; pl:iel'd on trinl," he s:iid. Patricia Hearst. Tuesday the second annual Tuesday. admitted to Alameda s ..... ·, ARfft. swiM L.-•"°" ~°" •• FOUR PUPILS TO INSTRUCTOR A.91s: ' MOL to '' Yrs. police used "~xcessive" PQY.'er sllrroundl'd. thC' SL:\ rould not Bt·siclt·s rejecting Rohbin~· ""ntest ,,,·11 be •-\d June 30 at County Superior Court Judge Police Capt. Carroll Johnson ... v ne in a shootout Fridav that h:.i\'(' t''.'C'<qwd. (.Ind perh:-ip:;-bill. the (·on11nittee dPlart'il ~aid. hoy.·e \·cr. that citizens' the Rodger Yollllg auditorium. Stanley Golde that he called killed six n1en1bers ·af lhc !hc·v c·ould h~1vr be('ll 1nkcn ;1('\ion on ;i ri1·a! 1)i1] h.I' ~. Hearst Ito me t'n drstripllons did not n1atch Some 26 cootestants are 1"' Symbionese Liberation Army. att've . Asse1nbh.·n1an Alan S1crot\'. r· II f · t · ted •-Ht'llsbrorough April 15, spoke ,\ 1ss cars! or u g 1 1 \' e expec w compete. Ramona Ripston. exrcuti\'e ··There arC' rnany prnp\c 1 J)-Los Angeles 1. rrquiring Symbioncse Liberation 1\rniy· nie pageant ii•as f i rs t 1vilh f:in1lly spokesman John director of the AC l, U. "'110 feel !11<11 ll'h:1t look pl:iC"e defcn!'.t' at111rnc~·s to shq\1' \1·h~-111en11x'r Eir.ily Harris. ~eheduled to be held at the IRsler and offered to relrase I, . suggested that thcrC' \\'l~rc 11·;1s :in offici:il cxl'cution." rh" ,·1eti1n's p<lst sexual John~on said" 11·hitc '.''on1an Indian Hills Countr;; Club, jlL<>t !\liss l-learst for $71.50. A other means of ha11dling the said the Re\·. c. ll<'nning-s. history shou ld be mentioned in nnd l\\'O n1cn tried 10 rent cin 1rcst of J1iversidc. But officials 1rornnn telephoned latrr and situation other than ;i presidrnt fif ihe Soulht•ni eourt 1'ht• judge 11· o u 1 d apar1n1ent for $17!", for 1110 U1cre objcctrd, so 1t \1·as upped the ante to $800. shootout. ch r i ~ 1ia 11 Lr ad l'rship consider the issue ·in a pri\'a\e days in a black nelghOOrhood. llHJ\'t'Ci 10 the Jndi.:in \\'ells 1'he lli>arsts v.erc ordered to "When the risk to hum::in Conference \\J'St. v:hn took hearing \Vithout the jury An unidentified :i.partnlt'n! hotel. lea1·e !he nioncY in a car lo be life is so grave. where part in the ACLU criticlsni. pres"'cnt before the e1·idence inanagcr said she s a"' :\nti-nudity or d i n a n cc s parked :it an O~kland address. potential damage to homes eould be admi!tcd. ,1.l'apon::i and suspt-ctt>d th:il prohibited t.hc sho\1' at the This 11·:1s donl' ::ind ~territt .00 roghOOrhoods is S.Q Cn1£lr. PC'trr Ha-gan , police b I I · k-" -'l'OBY s u ER \\1 o o o _ihe_\\1.llll<ID \1as :\llss Hearst. hotel. \v;1~ gr.1 bed 11 ien le. p1C' c\.1 ORANGE COAST YMCA Z300 IJMyitnity, Newport ll'och Rt91stration: I ·6 p.& Mow to MllJ 3 t. I~ CktMd M.y 171 CU.SSE"-IJ.G.IM JUMI 17 AMD lUH IVHY l WIUS TMl.U SUMMIA Also: ~ & Ml' LfflOld Are lock! 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'"'" • O~J.,.C.l '"'Mon ol O••• 10~ ANC.f~lS .-,,'6 ,ltlf \ \ Polyes ter knit slacks are now at fabulous savings 7 .99 Originally SI 1 to $18 Vacationer's fa':'orice ... polyester knit slacks chat travel in style . .... .. C~~cd and uncuffed in assorted . patternS.-WaistSiies-30 ro 36, choice of popular lengchs. Wynbricr.Shop • -· Shop Mo,nday 1hru Friday, 10:00 a.m. 10 9:30 p.m. I :Sullock" Santa A·na, 1 Fashion Squ.ve, 2800 N. Main Street, Santa Ana,'.Telc~liOnc: 547-7211 Sarurday, 10:00 a.m. 10 6:00 p.m.. Bullod<'$ South Coosc Plaza, San Diego Fiecway ti Bristol, C..ra Mesa, Telephone: 556-0611 ' ' . ~ .. • I ' I . ' I , " - " I \ ' I •I " f ! 6 DAD.Y PROT EDITORIA.L PAGE Citizen:s Nol many decisions of the Costa Mesa Clly Councll have created as much controversy in the community re- cently as lhe dismissal lasl month of Planning Commis- sioner Edward McFarland. Questions conUnue to be asked about the incident but they are being met with silence Crom Mayor Wilson and other members of the council who stand fast on lhe officlal. explanation: "commissioners serve at the pleasure of the CQ.uncU." That explanation may not be satisfactory to every- one. By refusing to amplify details of t.IcFarland 's dis· charge, the council only encourages more questions. It is true that the Brown Act, California's anti· secrecy statute, aUows governmental bodies to discuss personnel matters in secret session. But the l\.1cFarland incident. and its ramifications seen1 to keep creeping out of the back room. The ~IcFarland case has become a public issue, a.s witnessed by letters written to the editors of newspaperi:;. the announced desire of Councilman Dom Raciti to prevent similar incidents, and as of last Monday night the public chastisement of the council by a citizen. It has been asserted by one of the councilmen who voted to fire McFarland that the action fby a 3·2 split vote) would be more co mprehensible "if all the facts were known." More comprehensible. perhaps. but how acceptable? And we n1ust wonder if speculation over the disn1issal could be niore serious" than the facts of the n1atter. Pink's 'La11<l111ark' Just like the n1ilk commercials say. the con1munity of Costa riresa has son1ething for everybody, including a touch of nostalgia in the old soda fountain drugstore operated by Alvin L. "Pink" Pinkley for rour decades. Just like the defunct old pharmacy operated by l\'oble \Vaite in downtown Huntington Beach -where the chro1ne and plastit Greyhound Bus Depot now stands Want Facts • -It has served as traditional corree break headquarters (or the sh3kers and rnovers In community matters. Pink's drugstore is, o( course, a landmark Institution to Costa rtlesa.ns. How much a landmark wasn't really 1nade clear until last week when it was picked for a TV documentary being n1ade for a pharmaceutical house -• si.Jnply because soda founta1n drugstores don't exist • anymore. ~ So peripatetic Pmk obligingly showed off his Coun· tain, his collection of pharmaceutical paraphernalia and other memorabilia that mark his 40 years in business. With all of Costa Mesa's growth and newness, it's nice to retain a colorful touch of the past. W l1ere's Cos ta Mesa? Talk about a sign of co1n1nunity pride -or lack or sa1ne -how about the fact that not one of Costa ~lesa's 76.000 residents can find a picture postcard of their hon1e town lo send lo the folks ''back home." Not only U1at, but the thousands of visitors greeted in Costa ~Iesa each year ca n't jot a note on a colorful card to show u•here they have been and what they have seen in Costa 1i1esa. Oh. you'll find in the racks plenty of colorful pie· lures of Balboa. sai lboats, Los Angeles llarbor, Disney· land, Ku ott's Berry Farin and the like. But as one dis· tressed. and !)]ighlly chauvinistic. Costa rtfesan pointed out to the Daily Pilot. the postcard racks in town ha.ve one true local offering -and that in fact is an aerU.I shot fron1 over Hoag 1-lospital and shows 1nore of New· port than Costa J\Iesa. Granted, the city doesn't abound in arboretums, seascapes :;md areas of great beauty. But there remain some significant hometown scenes that should be of· fered. T.ake the Estancia. for exa1nple, South Coast Plaza. the City Hall. some buildings on the OCC campus . and there certainly are others. How about it. Cha1nber of Commerce? Is it worth a campaign? c Tho1ights f 1·0111 'Well, who knows'.7 \\"e mir<ht have a president someday wh o'd like to fight another little war nn~r I here.' tlae Otto11e1·so11 T est Your K1iowledge -Of O ddities- lli·u r (;loou1 y _ ..... _ Th_! .~!~l-Desexing. of Personk-i_nd ---· -------~-----.;...~::...-- ~YDNEY J.HARRI~ or th~ harder quil1.r~. ··Odd \Ian Out'' Sf'C'ms to be ~\·oritc. In l'arh list. one name or t~ocs not properly belong->M·hich one. and >M'hy ? Four out of 10 right is not a shamc-n1aking score ~xhiy. 1. G.1lli!had ion. Brokf'r's Tip. Count Fleet. Cuation. and ~tan O"\\'ar . 2. Sanguinr. Cholr rir. ,\ncn1ic, and Bilious. Phlegmatic. 3. Da\'id and Jonathan. Achilles and Patroclus, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. titorlarty, Damon and Pythias. Orestes and Pylades. 4. Jack Benny. Fred Allen, Lou Holtz. l..cnnie Brucet"ftnd Eddie cantor. i ri.tyopia. Anorexia , Aphasia, Dysplasia, and Accidie. 6. Noel Coward. Hoagy Carmichael. George r-.t. Cohan, Irving Berlin, and Cole 1-'orter. i. Sir Joseph Port.er. t.1ajor General Stanley. the Duke of Plaza-Toro, Colonel Bogey, and King 11ildebrand. 8. Actiu1n, \\.aterloo. Ga 11 i po Ii, Sc,·astopol. and hlid\\·ar. 9. Am1our. Bre"·stcr, carver, tilorris, and \\'i ndsor. 1h. In a pack of play1ng·cards. three of the four Kings have moustaches--\1 hich one is the odd n1an out~ ~lo\\· can they teach pupils at Oa\'JS School ecology "·ht-n the .school· ground look s like a trash yard? L.G. 01Mon1 G111 coonl'tfllll are 1ubonillHI b1 , ... " • ..., do Ml llK•1uril1 r..tlKI "" wl1•1 o! It. M•1•1Mr. Stnd yaur Ptl llffYt I• Glooonr Gu~ OtltJ PllOI. ' ASS \\'ERS : I. titan O'\\'ar is the only horse of the fil'c \\"ho never "·on the Kentucky Derby . 2. The medic\'al ··four humors" of inedicinl' did not include .. 1\ncmic ... :t ,\IJ coup\e.c; 11·cre united in deep friendship. e~cept Ho!111es and ~lori<:irly. \1·ho \\·ere deadly encrn ics. 4. All these cornedians changed their real 11an1es for profe~sionul reason s. except Lou Hollz. 5. The first four arc ph)S1cal dysfunctions : ··Accidie" is a spiritual disorder consisting of 1·as1 boredo1n and apathy. 6. All these con1posrrs \1rolc their O\lo'TI lyrics, except Hoag~· Carn1ich<1l'! (and not orle person in a 1hausand kno\\·s 11.·ho \\TOte the lyrics to his lllOSt [an10Us tune, "Stardust"' 1. 7. All are leading characters in Gilbert & Sullivan operetlas. except Cot. Bog~. an imaginary player in golf. 8. Decisi11e naval battles of the 1\·orld. except Waterloo. v.·hich (despite i!s namel v.·as foug ht on laud. 9. All are fan1ous an!ique ch<..1irs. except Armour. 10. Only the King of Jlcarts is lacking: a moustache. t f\°O\\'. lo test your observational pcwers further, 11·hich is the only King in profile?) To the Editor: \\'hile resting comfo rtably in my lounge chair. the other day, \\"ith both niy feet stretched out on the ottoperson . I heard a OC>M'S romrnentator on Ch.nnnel 13 referring to the "spokesperson" of a political group. TllIS deviation to the. English language \ras ob\"iously 1n:1de in dcil'rencc to the \1·operson·s liberation 1no;·en1c11t \\'ho no1-1· frO\ITIS on lllilizing a certain thret'· letter 1rord '"hk·h offends them. \Ve are slo11·ly being indoctrinated in a nc.w vocahularv ~hi ch 11•il\ force our children to call the fircpersons if the house is on fire. tile policepcrsons if a crime is ro1nmi11ed. the n1ailpcr.::ons fo:-stamps. the 1nilkperson for their ta1'0r11e drink. PIC.. etc. \\'e alre~1d'.' hart: t h '"' (h;1irperson of 1hc · Hoard. t h e l 1111111:1t.~pcrson and !he. sµoi..csµer:-011. It \\ill pro!Jabl y gL·t a bit hairy 11hl'll the bo.\ s r~"1ri 1 p~'rson hood and start leaching 1heir 011n children not to persorihandle girls and to be careful not lo fall into <>pen pcrsonholes. _,. lot of personhours \1·ill ha\·c to bf del'oted to !eaniing how to pc·rsonipulate lhese ne\\· 1rords 1\·hich at rirst 1rill srcna against hupcrson nature: bu! l'n1 sure !hey'JJ personage. Of course. 1hrrc \1ill be instances \1·hcrr 1hert' \1iil br duplication of n1eaning afler ~("I'. has di sappeared: does pcrsonkind apply ro 111ales. le1nales or both? 1be sound of certain 1\·ords may not te tco elega nt: think. for instance. of v.opersonhood ... Bui this ,,;11 be amply c 111pcnqatl.'<l by the remo1·a1 of indecision as to gender such a~ is no1v crcared by !he length of the hair · it iron·: 1nat1cr anyrnorc: The ministt•r \\'ill at1-1a~·s be abll'. b,v 1>eekinJ:( at their anatom~. to pronounce a couple "p;::rson and "•ife"~ AF'Tt:;R hupersonity is total!y dcscxE.'d, some pans of the Bible "-ill no dcubt b<' re-wTittcn: ... God rrcatcd person to His An Echo of the Pentagon \VASHINGTON -Crusty old Rep. F. Edward Hebert, ().La., commands the ~louse Anned Services Conunittee. from the ccnlcr of a t"·o-tiered curved desk. v.•ith t"'O small A1nerican flags flanking his place. F'rom this com1nand pest. he rults his con1mittee \\"ith the slem hand of a drill sergeant. His critics ha\·e charged, and he has consistently denied. that he 'is the Pentagon's pup- pet. He has now pro- vided his own docu· mentation that his critics are right. The old curmud· geon has just pre- sented to the House his reasons tar be- quealhing another whopplng s1 :4 billion in military U11istance upon South Viet~ nam. lie simply borrowed the arguments, almost word. for word, from the Pontagon. TIIE PENTAGON'S chjef witne• m favor or military aid to Saigon, Maj. O.n. William B. Cildwoll, appea<ed beCort Heb<rl'• committee oo March 26. He t...tlfied solemnly: "The o1>Jectlvt1 of our military Halstance to Sou th Vietnam are limited but absolutely ....,,llal. We aeel< to help the OVN (Government ol Vietnam) to maintain an eUectlvo military detemnt In 1he face oC the considerable threat poled by the North Vietnam... lotto within the Republic oC Vietnam •.. • Reb<rl pvo Cald.,oll'a loltlmony pondetous study for nurly two moolhs. On May 10, Hebert,1 committee sub1nitted its carefully con s i de r c d conclusions to the House. States the repQrl : "THE OBJECTIVES of our military assistance to South Vietnam are limited but absolutely e.uential. The Government of the United States wishes to help the Government of South Vietnam to maintain an effective military. deterrent in the face of the considerable threat posed by the North Vietnamese forces within the Republic ot Vietrtam . . . " For paragraph after p a r a g r a p h , C81dwell's test i mo n y and the cocnmlttcc's conclusions agree so precisely that only an occasional word has been changed. Tbe Peata1on: "Events In Vietnam over the ea" year have taught us that a lasting peace Is possible only If there is a stable balance of power between tht opposing sides. ~ military equU!brlum wUI, we believe, dettr new offensives and gradually Induce a shift in prlorlUes away from war." Rebtrl: ".Eventa In Vleillam over the past yeor hive taught II! that 1 lasting peaoe Is possible ooly If there II a Blable balance of power belwten the oppoolng sides. It la the view or the Committee "" Armed Strvlces that a m It I t a r y equlllbrium in that area of the world wlU deter new offensives and gradually Induce a 1eneral Ihm In ptlorl1lca by the contending forces a\\•av from \\·or. The Pentagon: "\Vhile the t\orth Vietna111esc hare increased the convention~! capability of the main forces, the cost has been great. and the <-:.Overnn1cnt of \'ietnant has thus far 111anaged lo turn back all their challenges in the past year. Hebert: "\\'hile the North Vietnamese have increased the convention a I capability of the main forces, the cost has heen great. and the Government of Vietnam has thus far managed to tum back all their challenges: in the past :w;;..inv. the Hebert committee did lilt\ more than reprint portions of the Pentagon's prepared statement and present it as its own. The question that begs an answer is, what do we need Congress for? The Pentagon also made the clalm, faithfully reproduced U. Hebert's report, that South Vietnam during the past year had "limlled Itself to justillable acts of self~efense.'' Yet miraculously, the Saigon rorces wound up with more terr1tory. Chana:es in "territorial and population control," explained the Hebert-Pentagon report, had been re901ved ''ln favor of the Government forces." ' Footnole: The Armed S er v I c e s Committee's chlof counsel, F r a n k Slatlnshek, candidly admitted to II! that ho hold lifted portloos or tho Del .... Department'• own teotlmony for the Hebert report. The •P ent ago n 1 1 stalmlen~ .. Id Slatlnsbek. "says It all, aod the committee IUbocrlbes to iV' ' • • [ MAILBOX • ) Le tters jroni re(lders arc welcome. 1\'or mally. i.criters slloi1/d co11vey their !nessages in 300 16ords or les s. Tl1c right 10 condeu.se letters to fit spn1·c ur elim inate libel is reserved. All let· ters n~ust includt sig11ature and n1ail· ing address but 'twmes 1nay be wit/1· held on request if sufficient reason is apparent. Poetry wilt TlOt be pub· I is lied. irnage, the Hebre11 s ate personna in the desert, Christ becarne person, the Son of person. etc~ But. person! that's a detail compared lo the re.,rriling of the dictionaries. Think. J for instance. of chairpersonship, personpcnrer, lepcrson, personnequin, aperso!¥-lensi s. personufac- tu re, aipersonac. petsonuscript. n1eaf. person, person>M'ise. mtgalopersonia pull+ pe rmn. foreperson, persona ger. per· songle ... ad infinitum! It will also affect tbe fields of music ISchuperson ), the comics !Superperson 1. geography (the Isle of Person and its inhabitants 1'"ho speak personx ! ) and GC<l knows how persooy mo1'-! ... As much as adherents to ,,·opersons' lih detest this particular three-letter word. there is another ooe they particularh· relish to apply to males \\'ho disagree \\ith them : R·A·T. I suppose that after \\'hat precedes. I qualify. in their mind . for that one; so just let me sign myself off ·as A PROTE5TJ1'G PERSON • U isle ndl11g To the Editor: ,\ typical example or biased or slanted or juS1 plain irresponsible press reporting appeared in the Daily Pilot ritay 14 The headline says: ''l1f'a ga11 .'>a~·~ 11ould quit if indict<'d"' -obl"iously a .">ubtle slur to Lt. Go\'. Hf'incckc. If you read further , this i<;n"t \\hnt Gov. Reagan said at all. He said that hf' 1\ould "resign himself if he were con,·ic1ecl nf a felony 11·hile a candidate for statr1ride olfi~C'." Knowing full well that John Q. Public scans only the headlines for th e most part. he wool d obviously lake the headline for granted. It also seems to be subtle connotation that indictment means C"Onviclion. >M·hich also is not true. No "·onder the press is under fire for n1isquotes. quotes out of context, etc .. either dooe purposely or otherwise. ( RICHARD STEELEi Reader Steele's complaint i$ justi·J fied. The mislead ing headline was cor· recU?d in later editions. Editor. Help Preslde11I To the FAiior: I s;uaest you print the following addreu, that others may v.•rite for information aDd send contributions to: NaUonal °Cltizens Committee. f o r F~ .IQ th• f!/esidency 911 lndusti1at Sank Building Provldeoce, llhode lsland 02903 . GERALDINE BOWLUS • ... l•dfle• anti Police To the Editor: YOOlr editorial, "Judgt1 UmuJtol1ablo" (May tll tru, without a doub~ lnilk:>tive of the Oran10 County pltUoaoplty. You believe It'• quite all right to plm the lnllllloUoo ol • wnporary murs • station in the Laguna Niguel Courthouse? I an1 shocked and I thank God for the "questionable <tnd surprising'' fas you put ii! stand 1akcn by the South Orange Cuunt~· n1unicipal c o u r t judges. p~rlicularly Judge John t:riffin. v.·hose most apropos quote was. "Trying crin1inal cases in a police station s1nacks too much of the 'La1v \Vest of the Pecos' ". TllIS IS Orange, not Dade County : I sec no justifiable cause why the t1,1·0 !cOurt of law and sht!riff's substation) should be combined. Jn the guise of an imn1ediate "need." I feel it's contrived, since .it's !he public defender's office 1vhich occUpics lhc space th;if 1\·ould be turned over to !he Sheriff. \\!here then. \1·ould our poor <ind do1\'Tl·trodden go to have ';their" d.1y in L"OUrt".' Or. \l"Oll 0l they have one? It is aJmos! unbelievable that anyone 1-1ould suggest that a Jaw enforcement agency should be "under the same roof'" as our court of law. With all due respect to the sheriffs, I regard our judges v.•ilh tren1endous respect and esteem. It is a very difficult lime for them, they should be praised, not denigrated. H .,i,·e are going to strive to maintain a dc1nocracy ~·e have an obligation to keep our eyes and ears open to the possible injustices. If there is just one blatant obstruction of justice that is prevalent around us. it won't go away -unless "·e take notice. The hard·\\·orking sheriffs certainly need a substation. but not at the expense of our public defenders and their clients. the poor. As for the police and our honorable judges together ? Never~ BERN\' BAKER Time to R etire To the Editor: Nepotism is a dirly "·ord, if ap~li~ to business or government, the dehn1bon. as found in \Vebster's "F'avoritism shown to relatives. r.;pecially in appoln tmenl'i to desirable positions.·· JN' COSTA f\tESA \re find the same 11am£'s year in year out on the City Council. the Planning, C.Omrnission, The Chamber of Commerce Board. the Costa i\lcsa County Water District Board. and et her lesser lmo\\TI commissions and boards. It 1s time to limit the terms and years that any one person or family can hold office. and it is necessary to get young and [resh blood into office if we .,i,·ant to preserve a go1·ernmenl democratic form o f OUR YOUNG people arc very much aware of today's political situation and i are very much alive to the questionable leaders.hop available in governn1cnt and politics. A new generation is growing up and will take control as they nmlure to voting age 18. Now is the time for present office holders to listen to the people. to retire gracefu11y, and be honest and fa ir with the electorate and their constituents. JOit~ SHAPIHO J111po r 1n11t , . .,,., To the Editor: Look on the tight side of the sample ballot every registered voter received and down at the bottom of the column of measures submitted lo the voters is a ttynam ite ·propoallloo. ftJ full meaning may no1 yet be apparent lo the average YOter. f:Joy,·ever those politicians and public officials who think their const\tuenclea: are mainly made up ol various well·heeled special· Interest groupa rather than the pcopl• who elected or appointed them to office 11111 have • rude awakenlna oo June 4. PROPOS1110N I is the llndmark . rneasure. Ir you make no other mark" on ~our ballot your tr1µ to the polls. ;rilf '.:-c \1ort hy,•hile by just voting in favor of Proposition 9. Of course while there you rnay as "'ell take a little more interest <ind vole for son1c of lhL' olhrr measures and candidales. Proposition 9 is a small start to·wards better go,·ern111e11t. It is going lo take ~igantic ~fforls throughout this country to ac:hie\'c govemn1ent ~·ithin th<' spirit and the le lier of the Constitution . and if th e people do not ~t started soon they may ." find it is too late. Other states arc 11•atching California. It :~ 1~011 !i1nc to r us all to get up and join !he others who think that govl!rnmcnt is responsi ble to the (X'Ople and not the hiµ-hest bidder. ,I L\I COSHLA~D S 11e nl;!1! To the Editor: Rl'garding your Ullt'l"l'tlt<' i ~tallbox. f\fay 15) that 0:11· 1,iJ(' rr:ider, J~sc Levlne, caught ~11'··· 11,-inting boo-boo: ··lJ . S. Jlliteraccy 1~i(·1 'i\L1rn1ing' " - 1101 !rU('. 1 sent m.1· ro11.1· to lhc \('•1 Yorker, hoping to get n !t 11 :.11cks for 11. You'd bl' surprised h~11 !argr the •·silent" maj<l·ity is -ond how sneaky~ ART S'tANLO\V S uu· It Too To the Editor: Re: ';U.S. llliteruccy"' So one reader Y.'ho noliced the misspell· ing wrote a letter about it. Okay. But r ant \\·illing to y,•ager that many more noted the error in silence. Alter all. in this 01·ereducated and generally hip communi ty there 111ay be a few o( us who simply assun1ed there 1vas a "'iseacre on ~·our staff 1\·ho couldn·1 resist the temptation to create a fe\I· knowing smiles. So there! .JOYn: SLlTION n ·u/1011 Rig /1 1 To the .Editor: The May 6 article by 1-\us \\lalton deserves praise and cnngr~tu!afiors. ~le brought up the fact t~at the Ca lifornia State Supreme Court recognized that the unborn child is entitled !o the san1e >M·elfare rights as the bo1 n child. People \1·ho belie\·(' in :1lnr1ion fo~et !hat if it's all right :o ab!> .. , the Hfr of an innoceot unborn human hl'in1 ii is also all right to abort the life 11f ;iny human being. &th belong to the :-;111'.: spt>cies. '.\IRS. 0. KAISEI{ OIAN&I COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. \Vt.:tCl', Publishtr Tllonias K"etvil , Edilor Barbara Kreibirh Editorial Paye Edilvr The t'dilorial ~~"' of 1hr Oa1ly P1iot ~CIC~ to inforn1 and ~limul.lt" IX'adcn: b) preiocnUng on t111s page dlwrse {'()t11111entary ori tvpit~ ol in- ltTtst by syndicated eolwnl'li1!1 and c&rtoOllists, by providing a forum tor ruden' vltw1 11.nd b)I Qtt1entb1f this net."IJ)apei''s opuuc:w and kttu oq curn.nt \o91CL 'f'hc. fdllorial ophlkm QI the-Dally Pilot apfltar ~ bt'the td1tQrlal mlumn at !be top 0( ~ ,.. •. Opinions ........... i,.. , .. o.;I wnniltl and cartoonllt1 and ktttr WT'tt:tq att ~ OW1'I lnd TIO~- mtnl of, tt'letr vlews bt Uv ~ Pilot -Id "" lnttm<L Wednesday, May 22, 19'74 J • I, , Wedntsday;l.1" 22, 1974 DAIL V PILOT 5 Ali.male Asse11ably Pu11el Abductio1i Ret:calecl Posters Deci.sion Delayed " Rape Bill Reje~ted Of Patty Issued On Newsman Farr SACRAMENTO (UPI\ -An all-male Assembly committee bas rejected legislation aimed at minimizing the embarrassment sufJered by rape victims when their past sexual relationships a re probed in rape trials. However, the c r i nl in a I justice committee agreed to reconsider the bill (SBl678) by Sen. Alan Robbins (0-Van Nuys), next month in hopes a compromise can be reached. The 3· 1 vote -one short of the minimum four votes needed for approval followed an all·day hearing Tuesday that included nn impassion<'d plea b~· a rape victim and occ:asio n:i\ shouts bv v.·omen in the jampackcd aUdience protesting remarks by male attorneys. THE SENA,TE·P~SSED bill would ntake evidence and questions oonceming t he victi1n's previous sexual contacts with persons other than the accused att.uck.er inadrnissib!e in rape trials. Several committee members said they agreed current courtroom procedure was not fair to victinis because il required them lo disclose inti1natc sexual relationships that mar not be rele vant to the rape. But the ro1nn1il\een1en indicatl•d !ht· hill .\\'Clll too far and denied defendanL<;' rights to a f;iir trial. Ethel f\.1ae Shlfflct, 43 , a Stockton mother of f o u r children, testified her wrists were broken. head injured and body punched repeatedly in a 1968 rape incident and her prob)ems were given poor treatment by physicians and other officials. Shaking nervously. ~1 rs . Shifflet sa id, ··1 hope you 1x·oplc on thi s commit1ce have con1passio n for rape virtin1s ... r needed it ;111d tlidn"t get it." BUT r A u L f'i!Zg('r~ild, spokesman for Califorin Attorneys for Criminal Justice, Jarer said 1nany rap(' LOS ANGELES (AP\ - P::itricia Hearst, a gun on her hi;> and a knife in her belt. tbld a kidnaped Lyn"·ood youth she was WASHINGTON (UPJ) -A <a b d \r<' t e d by the smiling Patricia H e a rs t , s y 1n bionese Liberation appearing 00 a tvw1ter under Ariny but lat.er joined. ,........ their t•ause when her the word "wanted" and f;Hhrr·s free food program described as "Wed and ~ \\'as n1ishandled, the Los extremely dangerou,,," begins Angelf's Times says. appearing troay 00 poet office Hearst fanLily spoke~inan ' John Lesa..'"';:.""t~a .. n.;d police station ~letin tcn11cd the a c c o u n t rds. "sill~·." The FBI began distributing .. llandolph 1-lcarst did tl1e first "wanted" posters ~\'er y thing he y;as Tuesday. A spokesman said supposed to do and then about 175,000 posters were put sonic." Lcsier said in on commercial airplanes for llillsborough. distribution oo the West Coast. \'ictinu; are ''vindictive.'------------' U~l n..tlelt AWAITS DECISION Journalist Farr LOS ANGELES (UPI\ -A Superior Court judge Tuesday delayed a decision oo \\'hcther more time in jail \r o u ! d convince Los Angeles Tunes newsman William Farr to reveal his sources. Judge William H. Levitt continued the case WJtll-June 7 ~ oral argmnents will be heard and instnlcted lawyers for both sides to file briefs by May 29. Oakland Man Guiltv "' 111 Hea.rst ·Extortio11 The hearing v.·as ordered by the St.ate Court of Appeals last January to determine if bl'ln1: sent back to jail would force farr to name his sources for a sMJty written during lhe 1970- 71 Charles Manson !rial. The appeals court turned down Farr's appeal of his contempt citation and said the 46 days the reporter had already s~nt in jail could not be cruel and unusual punishment because it ~\·as meant to coerce, not pw11sh. lie \\.'3.S freed on 3!JPl-'al. but theoretically could be returned indefinitely. CIVIL WAl'l •• Ol.OGU~S Aetlons 'E.~eessivl'' ~pileful nnd have !antnsies" and added "many rape cases rt re outright frauds." fie ,~·a-: greeted by shouts of ''No, no" by women in the audience. Sat·ran1e11to On _,\lcrt For SLA 'frio There will be a d d e d distribution throughout the natioo and more posters may be printed if needed, the spokesman said. }>1ANNING'.5 'COLLECTORS . SHOP ' •.Lll!:YLt _ACLU Says LA Police Ha11dled SL "4 Poorly Robbins t•stin-iated t h a t 80.000 .rapes occur · i 11 California C'ach y<'ar but only R,000 v.·t·rt' reported in 19i~. p1·ir11;1ri l~· becau~c of ernh;1rrass1nl'nl ,,·hil'h t h e victirn<i rnust endure under Fete Malws OAKLAND tAP\ -An up the envelope. Extortion Oakland man has been charges were later dropped sentenced to one to fi\'e years _•_gain_st-~l8-year-0ld girl. 1 in state prison after pleading _,..,. _____ ,...,....,,...,.,....,.,..,.._~~--1 It-Barely guilty to alten1pting to extort f.") ' :f.< SACRAMENTO (UPI) -· S800 from the Randolph ALL AGES "·,·, ~\···j~,:q•., agents searched the north LOS ANGELES ('URI\ -" Abour 120 policemen and FBI Hearsts by pron1ising the LEARl!..I ~ ('urrt'nt \::iii·. Sacran1C'n:o area Tuesday The Miss Bare state pageant release of their kidnapcd ' ; l~OS ANGELES (\'PlJ -nb1·iou~ll' l'Olatile ~ituatlon ~o "A r.1pc victim is made to daughter Patr,·c,·, TO SWIM " ' n i g ht for a car c:irrying a has finally fowld a home. • '· ..J~ .. The AmC'ric;in Civil Lihertics rapid I~ ·· feel :;lie is 1hC' ctefencl<int be in~ l'>·onian "ho looked 1 i k e Pageant officials said Joe ~1crritt. sent r n c £' d . (£';( · Union charged Tuesday that Sht' sa id t11e l1011'i'.' \1,is pl<1l'cd on trial." he said. PJtricia l·learst. Tuesday the second annual 'I\Jesday, admitted to Alameda S..-r'• FiMit. Swlwl Lai1ot1 ,.,..., .... police used ··excessivl•'' 1>01•,cer surrounded. the SLA coukl not Hl';.:idt·s rcjC'Cling , Robbins' Police Capt. Carroll Johnson C'Ol1test v•ill be held June 30 et County Superior Court Judge nUCTOR in a shootout Friday thut have <'scapcd, and perhaps bill. 1he conunittee delayed said. hovoeve r. that citizens' the Rodger Yomtg auditorium. Stanley Golde that he called FOUR PUPILS TO INS killed six n1embf.'rs of the tht•y could have been taken action on a rival bill by descriptions did not match Some 26 cootestants are the Hearst ho n1 e in A.911: 6 Mos. to ft Yrs. Symbiooesc Lihi>i"aLion Arn1y 1· A bl Al s· t H·11 b h A ·1 15 k AST YMCA. a 1ve. ssern ~man an iero y, ~!is." lfe<1rst or rug it iv c expected to compete. 1 s roroug pr1 , spo e ORANGE CO . Ramona Rips!on. l'Xt'Cu\1 1, ··Thcrc :ire many p<_'Ople fD-Ws Angcles1. requiring S)·n1bioncse Liberation Army The pageant v.·as first l'!'ith family spokesman Jotu1 300'~ _ ... H ---fl.och director of the AC LI I f It t I I • Let d ff ed t I J ..,.....,. .. ,_,,, .... ,,_.. ' '' 11u f!·•·l th:it \1·hat took place <I' ensc a ornl'~'-" o s 10\V \I' 1~ n1en1ber En1ily llarris, scheduled to be held at the s er an o er o re eaSt" suggested that thC'r<' '''l'll' 11,h .t11 uf1ic13J execution."' !hf' 1·icti1n's past s c x u a 1 Johnson said a 1vhitc \von1an Indian Jiills Cow1try Club. just ~liss Hearst for $71.50. A Re9stratioc 1-6 p.m.. How to Mgy ll. other means or handlint: the :-;iid thl' nl'v. C. ll<·nning'i. hi s!orv should be mentioned in and two n1en tried to rent an 1\·est of Ri\'erside. But officials "'unian telephoned later and llklc). CloMd May 271 situation other 1h;_1n a 1 · Tl · d I 1 -~ I t t S800 p1·l'~idt1TI or thl' South1·ri1 tour le JU gc II' o ll < :ipartn1C'nl for Sli5 for t1vo lhf'rc objected. so it \\':JS up\ ... _.u t le an e o . CLASSl!lt. •FGIM JUME 17 AMO IUM shoot.out. l' ti r i ~ti :1 n Lt' <id crsllip ecnsidcr the issue in a pl'i\'ate days in a black neighborhood. 1no1·l'tl to the l11dian \\"ells The !le;irsts \\·ere ordrrC'd to 1 EYBY 2 WIHS THIU SUMMEI •·\\'hen 1he ris k to hu11 •·1n h · ·1h h · I th · t be l'onlt•r(·nee 1,1 c~1. 1,1·il'l took C'!lrin~ \l'l out t e Jury An unidt'nlified :ipartrrent hotel. cri1·e e n1one~· in a car o "I'°'· u--y Ir M. LffliOM An lock! 1irc 1s so g•rave. 1r!I• n· •· _, o •·1 d dd ~ -1);.irt in the 1\CLU critieisin. prC'itnl hl'fore the evidrncr 111a11agt•r said she s av.· ,\111i-nud lty ordinance .<i part\Cu at nn ;lt\ an a rcss. CALL 642 9990 I potential d:iniage to houa·, Cindi'. Peter l-!;i~an . rolitl' could be adn~itt('d. • 11capons ond st1sptctt•d !Ila! prohibited the sho1v at the Th is 1\·a.' do11t' ;u1d ~ferritt • -= 1 and ncighbo.rhoorl5 .Js _ !:. u t~e won1a~ ~~s~ Hearst. --~cl:_ \\"i1s ~ra~!x•d \.\.hCJl he: picked ~------M11t1ere-.---it-~lt~ult-W---spolrcsnicn, _ cOmmentmI-ln:.. -_J'()BY S H.E..R \\1 0-0 IL..._____ _ _ _ __ . -----r;i:--·-.,,...... ~-_ •• I understand whv other law roply thaL it -was.;-the SLA ~representing-the ,Arnerica .. 1,,_ __ .;-•• -_~ __ -., • .,· ---.!;-~_.·,_-;::· ::~;,.ci;;. •::,.• ;.· .;.· _. __ ._c_._. --------------------~----·-..-~·-""'"""""'"~~ .... -, --: · -ertrr6rN>ffiCiil prORa-'°W"CS ·courct 1rnicn··ocgan"'"'StiOO!ing. and --ci\·iJ 1.ibCTfieS··u-nion-;-~hP" -~ ------__ not be attempted," she said. since there was the danger the Sieroty bill would prevent the "The entire tr:igrd? hrg;in S!;.o\ v.·ou!d shoot irmocent rap<' 1·icti1n fron1 suffering a n d end c d \\' i th i 11 bystanders. police had little embarras•ment in :11ost C<J~es approximately one hour." ~he choice but to shoot ba('k. 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Our select group includes solr summer pascels in tone-On-cones, end 'n end tex- tured plaids of blue, burgundy or bro\vn, and mulri-srripcs in blue, brov.·n or gray. All in poly· est1:r and corron ,,·ith sen1i·spread colL1rs. SoJ1,I colors h.-i\'e burcon ruffs, pattt:rns ,,·irh f.rl'n (h cuffs. Sizes 14~2 ro 17, popul.tr sleeve lengths. Coordinated neck wear in sun1mcr ~had~s, .l ~ '.!" or 4" \\•idchs. Choose from pleasing stripes and paccerns. Orl,ginally 7.50 to SJO, 3.99 Order by mail or phone. ~fen's Furnishings SANTA ANA SOUTH COAST PLAZA ' Shop Monday rhru Friday, 10:00 a.m, to 9:30 p,m: I l!ullock's Santa Ana, 1 F"'hion Square, 2800 N. Main S11ect, Santa An•, Telephone; '47-721 t S.nuday, 10:00 a.m, 10 6:00 p,m.. Bullock's South Coast Plaa, ~ Diego Fr<CWllf at Bristol, Costa Mm, Telephone~ 556-06! l • I • '