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' ' TUESDAY AFTERNOON,: MAY 28, 1974
YOL '1, NO. 141, 1 SIECTlONS. .. 1"1\011
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Castle '1y the Bay
With Irvine Company's Promontory Point development in the back-
ground. youngsters build castle in the sand on a bay front bea!:h in
Newport Harbor.
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T'vo Take Jaiint In Old Halftrack
TWENTYNINE PALMS (UPI) -Two
men have been charged with grand theft
after allegedly gojng for, a joy ride in a
Wor1d War t halftrack.
'Ille sheriff's olfice aald the vehicle,
which is used as a lawn di.splay by the
Red .Baron Restaurapt, was stolen from
a garage. '
Donald Massey, '11', and Allred Dllloo,
38, both of Yucca Valley , were arrested
afle< the lumbering and clonking vehicle
skleswiped a parked auto.
Mesa Hotel
Heist Nets
T\\·o gunmen robbed the Vagabond
P.fotor Hotel in Costa Mesa of $.1,001
Monday night, leaving the manager and
his family bound with lengths of nylon
oord.
Edward AI. Howell, 57, the manager.
was watching television with his wife
Eleanor, 57, and son Peter, 14, in their
living quarters behind the office of the
mote!. 3151 Harbor Blvd., sOOrtly after
IO p.m. Monday, according to police re-
ports.
On hearing the entry bell, Howell
walked into the office where two men
were waiting with pistols drawn.
One of the men opened the cash reg-
ister and emptied it. The pair then
ordered HO'IYell back into the living area
"'i:tere they demanded "the rest of the
money."
Howell handed over money, including
checks and traveler's checks totalling
about $3,000, police said.
The men then ord.red the family to
lie face dovm on the floor and tied their
hands and feet wilh lengths of nylon
cord, police said.
The two men fled through a kitchen
door of the living area.
Both men were said to be in their
]ate 10's, one With a stragglv beard, Fu
Manchu moustache and black, frizzy
bari, six feet, three inches tall.
1be other was described as (ive feet,
seven inches tan ' with wavy sandy .~air. ~
Newporter llflRo~be,r Dies
By L. PETEil Xllll1IG -· who bi llill u • Id ea ti fled ' Of,"" DeHy Plitt ..... approached credit manqer Kenneth
A middle *led man ll'tad lo rob a ,.,,...., 35, u •Morgan wu c~ng
Newporter bul -loyt cafl7lnl tile "'*II ~000 ln Memorill Wetkend re-
_hotel's week'"1d receipla by spraying him _ celpts ·11"11 • -•lk. 4 ,,. '• '
trlth mace loday.. ' · ~ 'lbe man, carry1og 1 came r 1,
'!be would-be bandit ~peed and djed ~ Morpn and nbied t:.O ~later after • tculllo alid; • root camera .. I! be ......... to laU •
,_ with other liolel .. ~ and piclw'e. •
_.my. Police Ilic! be ~ Morlan N~ Budl JIOl!ce • .Ji the ~ , repeotedlJ w1dl a C111 ol mice <DllOOlled
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'l1le blndlt tl1on grabbod Mo111an's
lxiefcue, but fOUf ocher Newporter
employes, Including a torber and a
dlmlnuUvt wllkml, eame to .Morgan's
ARI.
Aa the 1"bbor grabbod Ibo "'°"' one of Ibo OCher employes knocked him down
ml """"" Gii his wrill. Bui.the -becan -~ '*' at flie. emp1o,.., (See Ii 1'*11:11, Pip II
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Two Thugs Bind
Hotel Mana·ger 4'
FaJDily • Ill Mesa
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'Polltleal Harassment'
Jaworski Charges IRS
Audits by White House
\VASHINGTON (AP) -\Vatergate
special prosecutor Leon Jav.'orski said
today he has evidence that the White
House instructed the Internal Revenue
Service to audit or otherwise harass
political enemies, including former
Democratic party Chairman Lawrence
F. O'Brien.
Jaworski said in papers filed with U.S.
District Court that a discussion or th~e
matters was withheld by the White House
rrom a tape recording turned over to the
Watergate grand jury on a claim it was
"unrelated to Watergate matters."
The privilege claim, on 15'h minutes of
a tape recording of Sept. 15, 1972, was
uplleld by U.S. District Judge John J.
Sa11 Clementea11
Held on Charge
Of 'Extortion'
A San Clemente man and two alleged
accomplices described by Orange County
Sheriff's ~fUcers as transierits were
jailed on extort.ion _ charges during the
weekend 4fter they allegedly threatened
to kidnap a San Juan Capistrano
woman's two daughters and hold them
for ransom.
Deputies identi£ied the jailed trio as
Mario Gonr.alez Gonzalez, 38. of 316 N.
Ola Vista, San Clemente and transient
brothers, Juan Saul Rameriz, 22, and
Marcantonio Rameriz, 18.
Arresting officers said the trio was
involved in an apparent plan to obtain
money from a .fO.year~d San Juan
houaekeeper with the threat that they
Sirica last year. The filing today asked
Sirica to reconsider lhat decision.
The tape of the Sept. 15 conversation,
cme of nine originally subpoenaed by the
special Watergate prosecution team, also
has been given to the House Judiciary
Committee for its i~peachment inquiry.
It was the first of 43 White House-edited
transcripts of taped conversations made
public last month.
The meeting in the President's office
with Nixon, former White House chief of
staff H.R. Haldeman and former COWlSel
John W. Dean Ill lasted from 5:27 p.m.
to 6:17 p.m. Only the first 33 minutes, 9
seconds were relinquished by the White
House following Sirica's review.
"On the basis of information that has
recently become available," Ja'Ao·Grski
said. the rest of the cmversation is
pertinent to the upcoming Watergate
cover-up trial and to matters still being
investigated by two grand juries.
He asked that the rest of the tape and
notes made by Hal deman in the latter
Polfl o!,, ~ lll!'<llnlL "be ,IUJN1~ 9ver
fortbWith for ....-11on. th 'u.i gi;a1'd
juries.
In an affidavit accompanying the
"motion for reconsideration," Jaworski
recalled that Nixon's lawyers · claimed
the conversation re I a t e d only to
"discussions with and advice from the
President's senior assistant and his
c o u n s e I on matters relating to th~
President's conduct of his official duties
and arc WU"elated to W a t e r g a t e
!See HARASS, Page !I
SIX LINES SELL
$1,000 IN GOODS
woold otberw1se report her ., an Illegal Just six lblos of type In the newspaper,
Mexican alien. if they contain the right few words in
·Deputle.< said ·the ·woman, who bolds Daily Pilot ad, CJlll' really get things
orracial .. """-1-•'-_fl per.a; u.1d .. ~~ .. nnn.(, "'' ~-~·..s;.· • -r.:·~\.. , .. 11•. , it"'>t: :.-'••" that llhe i.~~ '!hat 1ih ~ffu •. ~~ . • ., " ~ . . '
ages 14 and 13 monlht would be abducted HOTPOINT range, ISO. Lge.
from her home H Ille did not comply with china c • b I n e t. $19.
the threat. Magnavox tv/radio/stereo,
Officers who are lnvestlgallng the :II" acrten, ll'IS. 6 shell
Incident loday Alil no fixed sum of Elqere, $75. Oddments.
money was named In the negollallOnL (Adch't .. delled, N.B.)
They aid many mecal Immigrants In
tho Sooth Coa;t area have been the That ad aold 11,000 worth of mercb-
lartftl ol Identical tbttats In recent andtse and b!Webt eo mllJIY customera .
mmtbl al\houab there ls no evidence to the ldvertloer "couldn't believe It." Dial
C01uct Ibo .......t trio with earlier Ibo dlrecl lino to ruulll. -MW6'll
Ill; llpted a!crtbl lltempla.
Argument
Culminates
In Slaying
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of tlle Dallr ~llot Sl•ll
Arraignment was scheduled today (or a
23-year-old Costa Mesa gardener accused
of stabbing his father to death during a
family argument Sunday nigh t.
The murder charge was lo be filed
against Daniel Rios Rivera, ~ orange
Ave. Police took him into custody at his
apartment where the stabbing took
place.
Rivera, held at Cos ta Mesa City Jail in
lieu of $250,000 bail, offered no
resistance when arrested early Monday .
He was in possession of a pocket knife
police believe was the murder weapon.
according to Detective Capt. Edward
Glasgow .
It has been alleged that Ri vera twi ce
plunged the four-inch knife into !he.chest
of his father, Raymond Pena Rivera, 50,
at the apartment they shared .
Capt. Glasgow said the father and son
had be€n · arguing about a variety of
family matters, but that the dispute
apparently centered on the son's drinking
habits and the father's use of the
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(See SLAYING, Page %)
Orange Coast
Weather
Lo\\' clouds through Wednesday
with partial clearing in the after·
noon hours. Highs at the beaches
65 rising to 70 inland. O\lernight
lows in the upper 50s.
INSIDE TODAY
America'• jau greats got Ur
gether Mo11day in New York to
pay tribute to musician and
composer Duke Elltngton. The
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pOsiUOm -were rtad and
sung to 10,000 /am. See story
ond photo, Page 4.
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Has Patty Hearst Changed Her Appearallce?i
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The FBI and
police are examining Polaroid pictures
\\1\ldl may show that Patricia Hearst
changed her appeannce lignilicantly.
cutting her hair short and dying ii bright
blonde.
A police spokesman confirmed ~fooday
that investigators have a partially
burned picture that may show Miss
Hearst , carrying a gun, in a group photo
\\'ith inembers of the SymhiooC§e
Liberation Army. posed before their
seven-headed cobra flag.
'l11e pbolo ii almilor lo one publbhed In
lhl& week's Newsweek magazine. but is
not the same pholo, a Police spokesman
said. Both plot.res were loond by
amateur aouvenir-bunters poking in the
asfflie of the houoe where six SLA
members died May 17.
M in the NeW1Week photo, police said,
the woman believed to be Miss Hearst
""''as definitely blonde." her hair a much
brighter shade than is seen on tbe photos
of Miss Hearst used on the thousands of
FBI ''wanted" posters dist r i bu t e d
Sees l111prove111ent
Nixon Predicts
Inflation of 7%
WASHINGTON IAPI -Ptesid<nt
Nixon sent Congress today a special
economic report predicting that lhe
surge in inflation should suhside to about
7 percent in the last quarter of this year.
In the past three months, the cost of
li ving increase has been at an annual
rate of 12.l percent, the highest level
iince 1951.
The President, rollowing up on a
\.\'eekend radio address. told Congress he
sees "signs of improvement" in the
economic outlook and added:
"Although the recent events are not
conclusive , they tend to strengthen the
expectation that in the remainder or this
year, output will he rising more rapidly.
prices will be rising much less rapidly
and the unemployment rate, while it will
probably rise further, will not reach a
very high point before it recedes."
As the report to Congress was
released, Nixon convened a mid-morning .
Cabinet meeting, preswnably to discuss
the economy as well as other issues.
Among the participants v.•as Kenneth
Rush, designated by Nixon Saturday as
coordinator or demestic and international
economic policy.
Nixon's ecooomic comments came in a
preface to a special report prepared by
his Council of Economic Advisers. The
advisers made these major points:
-By the fourth quarter of 1974 "we
should see a rate of inflation
substantially below the recent 12 percent
rate ... We V.'ould suggest that the rate
in the fourth quarter might be in Ule
neighborhood of 7 percent."
throughout C.lilomla.
"She appeared to have her hair cut
just below ber ean, shorter tbl!I in !he
earlier pholograpl\ll that lw.ve been
releaaed," said Police Ccmml!lder Peter
Hagan.
That woold coofll'lll some tOjl«Js by
penons who claim to have ".een J\.1iss
Hearst in rectnt weeks.
Identification \\'as made d i f f i c u I t
because the photos v.'ere of poor quality
ot begin v•ith and have been singed and
smudged.
Ope11i11g Delayed
Mias Hurst's parents bave seen the
Newsweek photo, pol,ICe said. Publisher
Randolph Hearst said "It coold be" hlJ
daughter but he could not positively
identify her. Mt'!I. Heant felt the woman
was not her daughter.
Hagan said he did not know v..'hether
the Heara&s have setn the other photo.
ln both photos. the woman btlieved to
be Miss Hearst is smiling and holding a
rifle, and is posed next to Donald
DeFreeze. the self-styled "Field Marshal
General Cinque" of the SLA, v.·ho killed
hlm$tll with a built\ In tbe head aft<r lll
his followers had been killed by poUce
8\Slflte or Qamcs In th• batUe May 11.
A man who may be Wllllam Harri>
•P!"'llfed In one plioto. 1114 persona
believed lo be Harri$ and hil wtle,
Emlly,in~~r.
Miaa Hearst I• believed I<> be with the
11arrises. the only surviving, publicly
known SLA fugitives. They are the
objects oC one of the most intensive
criminal sCarc.'hes in California history 1
' with hwldredJ of FBI agents hundng 1
them, backed by local police forces 1
lllroog!iout the &Olllbem part ol the state.
'Ille Harrlscs have been charged with
19 crlmea, and Miss Hean! with 20. ,
Including ~~~ing, robbery, assault and vi.olatlnci 'weapons laws. 1
Special watch.! was kept on many 1
highways during the weekend, on the
theory that if the fugitives were still ln 1
the area they would try to get out by
blending with the heavy holiday traffic.
13tli Syria1i
Flight Made
By Kissi11ger
JERUSALE~t (UPIJ -Secretary o(
State Henry A. Kissinger decided at the
last niinute to make another shuttle to
Darnascu,, today in a bid to salvage his
mission and bring back a Syrian troop
disengage1nent position that could win
Israeli approval later in the day.
Kissinger took off on his 13th trip to
the Syrian capital at 5:27 P.M. (8:27 a.m.
PDT) for a meeting with President Ilafez
Assad after a two-hour session with
Prin1e 1'.1inister fi<>lda Meir and her
negotiating team. Assad had conferred
during the day with Soviet r·oreign ~1in
ister Andrei A. Gromyko.
The Israeli cabinet met previously to
approve or reject the overall plan for
disengaging its troops from the Syrians
on the Golan Heights. but adjourned
saying further clarifications were needed
before a final yes or no later tonight.
-The budget deficit for fiscal 1975 will
be larger than originally estimated, $1\A
billion instead of $9.4 billion, but the
deficit for 1974 should be smaller than
forecast, $3.5 billion instead of $4.7
billion.
Construction difficulties have led to a de1ay in the Santa Barbara Drive and Jamboree Road was due
"1 just thought that having carried
every previoos Israeli clarification and
view to Damascus, I shou ld do the final
lap m)'8elf," Kissinger told newsmen on
emer'linl from the two-hour meeting
with Golda Meir and her disengagement
negotiators. Frcnn Pagel
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dazing them. He then Oed down a
driveway to a parking lot.
\Vith hotel employes and witnesses in
pursuit, the bandit collapsed as he ran
lo\vard the intersfction of Back Bay
Drive and Jamboree Road.
Police arrived moments later and
b e g a n administering mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation and external h e a r t
massage.
The man was then rushed to Hoag
Memorial Hospital where he was
pronounced dead on arrival.
Hospital officials &aid the man carried
no Identification. They described him as
between 40 and 45 years old with gray
hair.
A hotel spokesman said the receipts
included about $15,000 in credil card
charges. v.·hiie the other $40,000 'vas in
cash and checks, mostly checks.
"There u·as only about $4,000 in cash,"
the hotel official said.
Police said the only hotel employe
injured was the waitress v.·ho had
grabbed th<' robber's foot during the
scufne and had been kicked in the finger.
Jury Con"iders
Turner Verdict
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. rUPJ) -A
seven·u·oman. five-man U.S. District
Court jury resumed deliberation today in
the mail fraud trial of Orlando promoter
Glenn W. Turner and seven aides.
Jurors deliberated six hours Monday
and emerged looking worn and tired. The
jury got the case Thursday and spent
Friday and Saturday reviewing the
evidence from the eight-month trial.
The eight defendants and three Turner·
ct1ntrol\ed corporations were charged
v.·ith 26 counts of using the mails to
defraud and one of conspiracy. Tf
conv icted on all counts, the ejght could
receive up to 130 years in prison.
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opeing of Newport Beach's new, $1.2 million police for completion July 1. Now, it won't be finished
facility, city. officials say. The two-story structure at until mid-September, according to city officials. The decision came v:ith dramatic
Mdenness and may have been made at
the request of the Israelis to make one
more effort. -Once the Administration's policy or
monetary restraint succeeds in subduing
inflation, "interest rates will decline."
But the economic advisers did not
predict by how much.
-The unemployment rate which was 5
percent in April probably will rise to
belween 5.S and 6 percent in the months
ahead.
-Second half of 1974 should see an
increase in production of be.t.,.,·een 2
percent and 4 percent.
Tapes Response
Deadli1ie Set
By Higli Court
WASlflNGTON (UPI) -The U.S.
Supreme Court tod3y gave President
Nixon until Thursday to reply to
prosecutor Leon Jaworski's request for a
quick ruling by the court on his demands
for additional tapes and documents
dealing with the Watergate coverup.
A spokesman for the court said James
D. St. Clair. the President's chie£
\Vatergate lawyer, had been asked to
submit "an expedited response" to the
appeal JaY•orski filed Friday.
Thursday also is the day that St. Clair
has been directed to inform U.S. District
Judge Gerhard A. Gesell of Nixon's
decision about surrendering files of ty:o
forme r top aides for use at their
conspiracy trial next month. Gesell has
hinted he may dismiss the charges unless
the Presidei1t complies with a subpoena
for the documents.
Jaworski had asked the court to take
the case away from the U.S. Court of
Appeals here, where St. Clair filed an
appeal earlier Friday seeking to
overturn U.S. District Judge John J,
Sirica's refusal to quash Jaworski's
subpoena for the materials.
Follo~·ing St.. Clair's response, the·
Supreme Court will decide whelher to
accept the case or allow it to follow
regular channels through the appeals
court -which could delay a final ruling
until fall and cause postponement of the
trial of seven persons, including Nixon 's
former top aides, on Watergete coverup
charges.
San J ua1i Y outli
Rescued After
Misliap 01i Cl{ff
Six rescuers carried a l~year-old San
Juan Capistrano boy across the rocks at
Crescent Bay Point Saturday after he
tumbled down the sleep Laguna Beach
cliffs injuring his ankle.
Duane G. Leach, 31964 Paseo ?>.fonte
Vista , ~·as taken by ambulance to Soulh
Coast Hospital, \vhere he was treated and
released.
Arter Leach's fall, three lifeguards,
two firemen and a polic~man placed the
boy on a stretcher and c.!lrried him over
rocky , steep sections of the area. The
rescue operation took 30 minutes. and
v.·as difficult because of the rocky
terrain, lifeguards said.
Leach \vas climbing dou11 the cliffs
when he Jost· his footing 10 feet from the
bottom and tumbled down. \Vhen the
rescue team arrived, they splinted the
ankle and treated Leach for shock.
Marine MP Hit
By Flying Glass
In Laguna Case
A 11-farine Corps miliary policeman
was injured in Laguna Beach today when
a large rock thrown from a passing car
shattered a window to the i\IP's truck,
and sent glass slivers into his face and
eyes.
Richard lf. Kreitner, 24. of Santa Ana
\\'as taken to South Coast Community
Hospital by Laguna Beach police. He was !
released following treatment. 1
Kreitner was in LagWla Beach to pick
up a military prisoner from the Laguna
Beach city jail early this morning.
The leatherneck apparently became
Jost and was checking a map for police I station headquarters when the incident
occurred at Forest A venue near Beach
Street, police said.
Police were unable to locate a suspect.
The Marine drove his van to the police
station and was then hospitalized.
Mail · Destroyed
Postal Truck Hits Anotlier, Bur1is
BAKERSFIELD (AP) -An estimated 200 sacks of mail burned
following a truck collision on lnterst.ate 5 northwest of here, postal
ofllclals said.
Edward Legge~ 48, .Fremont; t<>ld officers a motorist wouldn't
let him complete a passing maneuver Monday night and be was
forced U> ram a second truck in lb~ rear.
The uh of Leggett'• truck, !<>wing a full trailer of maU burst
into 1L\mes. The fire spte;id into .the !raUer ~d at !wt one-third
of the estimated 600 sacks of mall were charred in the blaze, postal
officials said. '
The destroyed mall was believed to be mainly ·magazines, circu·
Jars and parcel post.
Postal officials said tbe trailer had been picked up in BarsU>w,
where it arrived by rail from the ldidwesl The load was bound for
Oakland.
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800,000 Flock to Beaches "I owed it to everything that both aides
had put lnlo It to make the effort,"
Kissinger said before rushing back to his
hotel.
Along Coast on Weekend
' Ki.,inger originally plBMed to S<nd
Undersecretary of State Joseph J. Sisco
fo Damascus with Israel's response to
the lateS'I Syrian proposals .
Mrs. Meir's cabinet met for 412 hours
to consider the latest proposals and said
it ·would meel again tonight once it gets
the clarifications it needs from the syr1..,.
An estimated 800.000 persons visited
Orange Coast beaches over the 11emorial
Day weekend, lifeguards reported toda y.
Despite large crowds and many routine
rescues repor1ed fl'GJJ'l Huntington .ijea'1J
to San Clemente. no' nimmers droWned
during the three day holiday and no
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llARASS ...
matters."
But, said Jaworski, "there is evidence ,
OOwever, that refutes this assertion."
tie said both Dean and Jlaldeman
1estified before the Senate \Vatrgate
Committee that the IRS had been dis·
cussed.
Dean claimed he talked \~'ith the
President about the advisability of
preparing a list of newsmen v.·ho had
writ ten critically about the
Administration and that Nixon said
Democratic administrations had used the
IRS. The President said that after the
1972 elections the \Vhite House v.·ould try
to do the same, Dean said.
Haldeman testified the discussion was
about the Demot"ratic orientation of the
IRS and a reluctance in the agency to
follow up on complaints of possible
violatioos against people \\'ho were
supporting Nixon opponents.
serious injuries were reported.
MOO ~ injuries wert due to
jellyfish stlnp. The je\lyflah Invasion
was especially severe at Huntington
State Beach, Bolsa Chica State 'Buch,
and in .san Clemeote, but water
temperaturts in the 50s kept most people
away from the slimy creatures.
Officials reported Doheny, S a n
Clemente, and San Onofre State Parks
wue full to the brim. At San Onofre.
park guanb issued the largest number of
citations in the state park system over
the \li'eekend, due to a rash of surfboard
lhel!.S, a brush fire. and illegal parking
and camping.
A total of 130,000 bathers showed up
at San Clemente beaches, making the
weekend the most crowded Memor ial
holiday in rerent history.
Lewd Conduct Charge
Jails Fh'e in Mesa
Five men were charged with lewd
conduct following a bOliday weekend
undercover investigation in the toilet
area of a Costa Mesa bowling alley.
The men, arrested at Kona Lanes, 2699
Harbor Blvd., were t.aken into custody
and booked late Monday and early today
and held on $500 ball each.
This trip to Damascus was Kissinger's
14th shuttle between Israel and Syria
and came on the 31st day or his Middle
East peace mission. He planned to fly
home to WaWngton Wednesday.
Meanwhile Israeli artillery shelled
inhabited Syrian villages on the Golan
Heights today and the Syrians retaliated
by shelling three IsraeU settlements.
Syrian military communiques reported. in
Damascus.
From Pllfle I
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to crawl out of the apartment and to the
house d a neighbors' who summoned
police. Efforts to save his life failed and
the elder Rivera was pronounced dead at
the scene.
Police said the younger Rivera had
been drinking.
Both the argument and the violence
which erupted afterward were witnessed
by two young girls who police believe are
the deed man's adopted daughters. Their
names were not released because they
are juveniles.
Police said the two men worked to·
getber as self-employed cardeners.
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TwenJy·five years ago a few far-sighted people revolutionized the
carpet business.
f;nt, the chemical industry developed synthetic fibers. eliminating
reliance on wool quality and production.
Second, machinery was invented which enabled carpeting to be
manufaclured up to 100 times faster.
Third, and mos! impartanl. some people stuck their necks out and
risked capilal Jo pul these developmenls to work.
What does this mean Io you? It llleDlll that carpeting COSIS less than
30 years ago. It ll)fflll that ythat was once a lu•ury is now within range
of almost everyone. It means a selection unimaginable 30 years ago.
With our family in the carpet business since 1894, we have seen
more changes in the last few years than we believed possible. creating
the greatest consumer growth industry in our economy. After 80 years, ii
looks like we've only (ust be<Jin!
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Fire Drama in Orange
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Three Girls Re ·scued
Three )'()ung sisters were rescued from
the secood floor of the burning home in
Orange Monday momlng after their
parents and brother fled from growxl
floor bedrooms.
An Orange Fire Department
spokesman said Elizabeth Janecek, 8,
and her 7·year-old sister Stephanie were
rushed to Orange County Medical Center
by parn1nedics.
Elizabeth was in critical condition and
on a respirator today and Stephanie was
listed in stable condition, a hospital
spokesman said.
The third llioler, i;.year~ Donna, also
was taken ta the medical -... where
she la in good Condition today.
Firemen werf <:Oiied to tbe 9Cene t
about 8:30 a.m. by nelghOOrs who saw
smeke pouring from the frame houJe at
141 S. Batavia St.
They fowxl the girls' parenla, Edward
ancr Judy, on the !root lawn of the house
along wlth the brother, E.ddle.
The father told firemen he had tried to
reach the three girls but was driven back
by the Intense heat and smoke of tbe fire.
Firemen dQoned lnathing apparatus
and weot into 1be hou3e wbere lhey fowxl
Donna -but --and the other two girls not '-'lliing.
A fire department spokeman said tne
girl• bad been overcome by llie smoke
and were not burned.
The glrla were given em<rg.ocy
treatment by paramedics and ruabed , to
tile hospital.
Firemen said the call!e of the blaze,
which caused an estimated $14,000, has
not beep detennined but it hi still under
investigation.
Father of His ·Country?
Fro111 Records, Doctor Belieues W asliington Sterile
RICHMOND, Va. fU PI) -A urologist
at the "1l'dical College of Virginia
believes historical records of George
\\lashinglon's health indicate he was
sterile.
Dr. 11.1.J.V. Smith. a 44-ycar.old
associate professor, said Washington
probably suffered fron1 a combination of
diseases and JX>Ssi hly a genetic disorder
which left him unable to father children.
\Vashington never had children of his
o"'JI although he and his wife, "·tarlha,
reared two of the four children from her
first marriage and he later adopted two
of her grandchildren.
Washington and his \\'ife \Vere both in
their late 20s at the time of their
marringc in 1759. She had four children
by Daniel Parke Custis. who died in 1757,
but two died during childhood.
The \l.'ashingtons raisl'd John Parke
Custis and "tartha Parke Custis. Both
\\'ere young adults \\·hen they died and
after John's dea th in 1781 \\'ashington
adopted the youngest l\\'O of his four
children.
Smith, a native of London. says he
Coacl1 Resigns
~4.f ter Convictio11
AlTSTIN. Tex. (UPI\ -Travis Raven
Sr., convicll'd of engaging in prostitution.
has resigned as athletic director of
Austin public sch90ls.
Raven. 51. u·as acquitted Friday on a
felony char,ge of compelling t he
prostitution of a minor. but found guilly
and fined $200 for the misdemennor
charge of engaging in prostitution.
became interested in the question of
Washington's possible sterility in 1969.
"I had to address thJs meeting of
urologists on Feb. 22, Wa!hlngton's
birthday. so I thought it would be
appropriate to discuss \\'ashington's
apparent urologically related problem,"
he says.
Smith began an intensive study of
\Vashlngton's medical history and on
Feb. 22, 1969 he presented an account of
his \Vork, "The Father Who Wasn't a
Father," to the annual meeting of the
American Urological Association in San
Francisco.
Smith believes Washington may have
contracted tuberculosis during a twc>
year stay from 1751-52 in Barbados
where he nursed his tubercular half·
brother, Lawrence. Washington wrote
home he had ·developed "the pleursie,"
an 18th century tenn for tuberculosis.
Lawrence died of tuberculosis after his
Tlie Kissi11g
Had to Stop
SOUTH KIRBY, England (UPI)
-The Town Council says kissing
has to stop on the park bench
outside the home of Gladys
Westwood, a 62-year-old
grandmother, because she says she
is embarrassed by what goes on
there.
The council ordered the bench
renloved from the front of ~1rs.
\\'estwood's home.
return to Virginia in 1752.
"In view of his strong family history of
tuberculosis and his kn6wn attacks of the
disease during his lifetime, it is very
possible that he suffered f r o m
genitourinary tubereulosis. .. so that he
became infertile," Smith said.
During the Revolutionary W a r ,
smallpox swept through the Continental
Army. killing many soldiers, but
Washington was unaffected because.
according to his biographers, he had
contracted the disease and immunity to
it in Barbados.
But if those diseases weren't enough or
an obstacle to Washingtons's abjlity to
father children, Smith says malaria
could have added to the problem. fl
"Recurrent bouts with malaria plagued
Washington throughout bis life, and
indeed, may ha.ve been responsible for
'some of his bouts of severe dysentery
and fever that he frequently reported in
his diaries," Smith says. "It is possible
too, that this disease 01 the drugs used
may have been a factor in his
infertility."
Smith believes a more exotic, although
entirely plausible explanation f o r
Washington's railure to have children,
could have been a genetic di90rder known
as Kleinfelter's Syndrome, associated
with one or more extra m a I e
chromosomes and almost a J ways
indicative of sterility.
Smith notes that Washington ""as
stately and tall, over 6-feet-2, with
elongated Jim~ and a broad beam,
characteristics of K 1 e i n f e I t ~ r ' s
Syndrome. He says other disorders
known to have affected Washington are
also symptomatic of the syndrome, in·
cluding deafness, myopia, and bronchial
dl!ea.se.
The longtime a!hlctic d i r ector
submitted a one-sentence letter of
rcsignahon to scnool rfficials Monday.
Raven maintained his innocence and
said he decided to quit because "l am
un"'illing that anything controversial
should arise and linger co.,cerning me
v.·ith the Austin schools .. ,
Foundation Health Plan
Orga1iizers End Elf ort,s
Berserk Eleplia1it
Killed in India
NEW DELfll (UPll -Syamu the
el ephant "·as allergic to horses. the
circus manager said, and the animals
irritated him to distraction.
Over the weekend. the beast had one
horse too many. The Press Trust of India
reported from the coastal state of
Gujurat. The elephant charged the steed,
killing it, and then went on to smash a
jeep. It was headed for a hut filll'd with
people when police killed it with 13
rounds of rine fire.
The circus manager said Syamu had
killed '"'o horses on a similar rampage
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By TOM BARLEY
Of tlle Oil'Y .. li.t Iliff
Citing unethical tactics by I he
opposition and its own failure to produce
the enrollment projected at its inception
nearly a year ago, lbe Orange County
fo~ounda.tion Health Plan ( 0 CF H P )
hes announced it will close its doors
~lay 31.
The decision means that nearly 6,000
?<.1edi-Cal subscribers who received
hospital and medical treatment in
procedures proc.ssed by OCFHP'• Santa
Ana office will now be thrown back on to
Medi-cal Usts ·airectly operated by state
olficiala.
Physician members of the Orange
C.ounty Medical Association j o i n e d
OCFHP director Robert Peter30n Friday
to reveal the recent negotiations with
No More Rat Race
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Sc1mp, a three-month-old white ra~ sporta a cut on her left bind
leg as a re.ult of a freak acddeti.t while Jogging In her exenllte wbeel.
Tbe ra~ who or111nally ~ oorner Shawana ·AnlUlo of Santa Ana,
69 cents, j>rovldiil Shawana'i.father with a f24 ~eterllllrlan bill.
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state officials had proved fruit.Im and
produced the decision to disband the
organization.
Both Dr. Fred Kay of the Orange
C.OOOty "!edical Association and Peterson
predicted that it ~d have been
possible to continue the program if the
Foundation had been abl.e to recruit the
30,000 A1edi-Cal subscribers forecast
when the health plan was put into effect.
"Our four 0>mpeLim adopted such
practices as knocking on doors and other
doubtful selling practices to increase
their subscriber total," Peterson said.
"We felt this klrd ol thing to be
unethical for an organization that had the
..-Semen! of the Orange Coonty
Medical Association," Peterson said.
Peterson explained that 70 percent of
the SM>0.000 received from the state
during the Foundation's operations had
been paid to health care providers -
doctors, hospitals and phannacies.
Administration and marketing rosts ol
the organization accounted for the
$240,000 balance of the state's payment to
the group, Peterson said.
'Peterson and physiciam: who attended
the group'! final meeting defended the
foundation's program as a
"praiseworthy effort to ensure the best
possible medical treatment to the
indigent patient by the doct:: and hos.
pital of his choice.
"We provided thi! kind of treatment
for our 6,000 subscribers and we could
have gone on doing so if we could only
have recruited 24,000 more subscribers
and the resulting Ill millioo t!iat woold
have been made available by the state
for that enrollment," Kay said.
Peterson said recruitment of his
Indigent subscribers primarily came
through referrals from the doctors'
offlcu and he did not feel "too keen on
utilizing some of Ute methods practiced
by the opposition ...
Ab o u t 1$ percent of the foundation
clalml derived from applications from
... uare reciplenta •Jl!l'Oved under the
Ald to Famillel with Depetldtnt Cblldrtn
(AFDC) program_
The llate polcl about $23.34 a month for
eac!>ou-r.
The' F6tDtd8tl<>a'1 highest premium -
f!ll5.ii0 a~ came from those drawing
aJd under tbe state's Ald to the Totally
Dlaabled ---. Ald to the Blind IUblcrtben with the now delltnct F""'1daUOlt brwght the orrl!l\lilllon $81.M per peraon a month
and Aid to the A8"d "Billrantl meant $11.• 1 month to the fouodaUOG.
~·· averqe monthly payment -tlll llllA! la wpervlaing the health
..,. _. ol tile kpidatloa'• ohare of °""'" Coun(1'a ia,GOO II e d I • C a I ............ ........ Maul fll,000.
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TUttdq, May 28, 1974 S DAILY PILOT 3
UPI Ttltllllalt
What Energy Crisis?
David Letters, 27, roller skates past traffic in Gloucester, ri1ass.,
beginning a cross-country trip to San Francisco on skates to pro-
mote a new parlor game. The trip is expected to take about 120 days.
New ~OW ·President Says
Men Have Nothing to Fear
f!OUST0:'.'-1, Tex. (AP) -The ne\\'
prC'Sident of the National Organization
for \\·omen says men have nothing to
fear and everything to gain from the
women 's rights movement.
"~fen don't have to be success objects
anymore," Karen De Crow said Monday
in her acceptance speech as the head of
the feminist group \\11.ich claims 40,000
mebers.
Delegates to NOW's seventh
conference ended a three-day meeting
Monday by approving seven
re!Elutions, including one calling for ·the
impeachment of President Nixon.
Ms. De CroY;. a Syracuse, N.Y ..
lawyer, author and speaker who \Vas
elected on the thin! ballot Sunday night,
said "women are entering t h e
mainstream. J\ly philosophy is lo do it
more rapidly.
"Gender should make ab.5olutely no
difference in life," she said. "The
movement has gone beyl'M1d women 's
rights to human liberation."
She said the proposed Equal Rights
Amendment to the Constitution Is a
means to an end. Its main effect, she
said, v."OUld be to make "thousands of
anli·w(}IDen I a\\' s unconstitutional.''
saving \\'Omen the necessity of testing
them individually in court.
On the issue of participation in. NO\\'
by anti-abortionists. J\!s . De Crow. \\·ho
prefers that designation, said she did not
believe there should be a purity test for
joining an organization.
"But I don't think you can be a
feminist and be aga~t a "'Oman's right...
to abortion,'• she said.
The impeachment resolution said there
is "sub.5tantial public evidence to
President Nixon's particip<i.tion in high
crimes and misdemeanors." It also said
there is "substantial evidence that he has
obstructed the administration of justice
and has repeatedly refused to comply
with the requests of the liousc Judiciary
Committee."
The resolution, w hi c h NO\V
spokeswomen said Y.'as approved by a
unanimous show of bands and \\·as met
by applause, said · Nixon " ha s
unconstitutionally impounded f u n d s
appropriated by Congress for programs
in education, child care, health and
research which are vital to the needs of
\VOmen and children."
Coast Unit
Postpones
Hearings
Public hea~lngs on projects proposed ti
Laguna Niguel, Newport Beach and
HWltington Beach have been continued
unlil JWle 3 by the South Coast Regional
Zone Conservatioo Commission.
The commission met in Long Beach
Friday but failed for the second time this
week to complete its agenda.
The June 3 meeting \Viii be in the Long
Beach Harbor Department headquarters.
925 Harbor Plaza Drive.
Continued until that date are:
-Avco Community Dev e 1 ope rs ·
proposals for 390 condominiums inland
and 900 condominiums oceanside of
Pncific Coast lfighway near Cro\vn
Valley Park"•ay in Laguna Niguel.
-An 18-hole golf course , proposed at
20:IB2 Irvine Ave .. r~ewport Beach, by
Pacific Coast t\1anufacturin!!'.
-A total of 83 rondominiums at 1001
Ford Rd .. Ne\1·port Beach. by llobcr1
i\lcLain.
-Hemodeling of \1·haL \\'ilS t h t'
Berkshire restaurant at 3450 \lj3 Oportu .
l\e\1port Bearh. by Donald Koll .
-Four rour-plexes proposed on "1iln
nnd Sims Streets in Huntington Beach by
Jam('S ~tontgomery.
-An asphalt bike trail fro1n Can1ino
Capistrano lo Dohenv Park !load along
Pacific 1't·o.,st High"·ay in Capis1ranO
Beach by the Orange County Road
Department.
Solon Expresses
Fears for Pups
In .4r111 y Tests
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WASHINGTON (liPI\ -Edgewood
Arsenal. ?<.1d.. \\'here the Arn1y does
research oo cchemical \Va.fare. has
advertised for 450 beagle puppies.
according to Rep. Les Aspin (0-\V is. ). He
fears the "'orst for them.
Aspin said "·londay that he fears the
pups will be used to test poison gases. He
said the Army has tested gases, including
nerve gas. on beagles in the past but
stopped after widespread publicity about
use of beagles in various kinds of tests by
the Army and Air Force.
At one point, he said. the Pentagon got
more than 30,000 protest letters about
beagle tests. which he said was more
than on any subject since President
Truman fired Gen. Douglas MacArthur
in 1951.
No·w-, he said. Edgewood Arsenal has
advertised ln the May 15 edition of
Commerce Business Daily to buy more
beagles, aged seven to 12 months.
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4 DAILY PILOT Tund11, M11 28, 1974
North Ireland's Gove~nment Toppled
Just When Is
Memorial Day?
BLUE ON BLUE DEPl'.-Welcom. to
Tuesday. You are among the survivors
on another of our nation's famous t.hree-
day long \li'eekends.
It was a fun.filled time. complete with
fires. boat sinklngs and capsitlngs,
dro"'nings and near4rownings, car
crnshes. sunburn where there w;is sun,
aeid indigestion from overeating and
hangovers from over-drinking.
\\'hat \l'C reallv need is son'e more of
these "·onderlu1 lhree-day holidays so we
can all do it more often.
So this was the Memorial Day
weekend. I am uncertain precisely "·hen
Memorial Day was.
I don't think it was Friday because I
fainUy recall v.·orking that day.
' IT COULD HAVE been on Saturdav
but I don't think so because Saturday fs
part of the regular \\'eekcnd .
, '1cmorial Dav could have lx:><>n Sundav.
ho1\·t'vcr. e\·en ihough Sunday is also part
of the regular 1reekend. It could have
been Sunday because tlley ran the
Indianapolis "femorial Dav 500-mile race
that da y l>ack home in 1ndia11a .
So it ""~ <'lear than some people
thought ~1cmorial Day was Sunday but
un the other hand, that \Vould not account
for i\.tonday. v.•hich was also a day o(f
\~·ark for most people.
There is a 1:,rreat deal of evidence to
suggest that Mondily was indeed
~1cmorial Day because of the oo-wGrk
th.inc and also the traffic and also a Joi of
people were flying their American Flags
that day.
AN\'"'A \', "'lli-;N~VER ii \~'as. it is
fairly certain that ~emor ial Day is over
and it happened oo one of the last three
days and it isn't I.Oday because this is
Tuesday.
V..'e never have holidays on Tuesdays
any more because government, or
so1nebody, has 'olo"Orked it out fhat v.·ay.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
are definitely out for holidoys.
It doesn't matter when the thing you
arc celebrating actually ha pp e n e d .
llistory is just a humbu g anymore.
\Ve jigger around Washington 's and
Lincoln 's birthdays oo as to make sure
thal we attach them to one side or the
other of a weekend. ~1ainly on Mondays.
'111is allows the three-day OO!idays so
\l'e can all get out there amjdst UJC public
calamities.
SO~I E DAY TlllS country of ours may
get around to the four-da}' work week.
then that happens, it will mean that
every \reekend v.•ill be a three-day affair.
Odds seem strong that v.·hen they get
:iround to this, ~tonday will be selected
as the third day off for everytndy.
This is likely to happen because nobody
likes to \\·ork on a Monday anyway.
Btrr CF ~10/'liOA \' becom~ a regular
day off. then v.•hat's to bc<'ome of these
v.·onc:terful three-day holidays that we
riov.• th.ink nre so sv.·ell ?
They v.on't be anything special any-
more.
Go\'emment u·1 il have to create the
four-dat• l\'eekend.
They ,.11 have to start moving all the
holidays around again.
Best bet is they'll select Fridays.
Nobody likes to tvork on Friday either.
\Yifc Stabs llusbancl
PICO RIVERA fUPil -Stanley
Ziebarth. 62. of Pico Rivera, "·as stabbed
!o death f\1onday follo\1·ing an argument
"·ith his v.•ife. police said . Authorities
said the man's "'ife. ~lary . 56, called
police and said she had stabbed her
husband.
BELFAST WPI) -Major It y a total electric JIO"'' bla<koul In the
Pn>teNnls in Northern lttland'1 province already nearly paralyzed by the
coalltion govenunent resigned today over 1trlkt. ~ outlawed Irish RepubUcan
a t4<lay-old protestant general atrlke, Anny (IBA) earlier had alerted Its
touching oil Protestant colebrationl over ,.._ IXI the pos!lbillty ct a !ull'ICllo
the end of the fint uperlment In &haring clvU war.
pov.-er with Roman CathoUcs. "We are anticipating a doomsday
The resignatlons came ,wtthln hours of situation," an mA spokesman said, 11and ----
PALLBEARERS CARRY COFFIN BEARING DUKE ELLINGTON 'S BODY
Thousands Paid Tribute to Musician at New York Cathedral
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Memorial Holiday Death.
Toll Surprisingly Loiv
By The Asi;ociattd Pres!!
~-tore than 100 fev.·er per!Ofls died on
the nation's highv.·ays during th.is yea r's
IS.hour ~femorial Day v.•eekend than in
I9i3. Unofficial totals: show 390 lraffic
deaths this year. com percd to 486 during
the 1973 holiday v1cekend.
The National Safety Council had
estimated before the three-day v.·cekend
that between 450 and 550 per!Ons would
die in traffic accidenl.'l.
The council anticipated a safer holid<iy
Nixon's Florida
lmproveme11ts
Paid by Rehozo?
WASHINGTON (AP l -Columnist
Jack Anderson reported today that
President Nixon's close friend C. G.
"Bebe" Rebozo in 1969 paid for nearly
$12 ,000 in improvements at t he
President 's home in Key Biscayne, Fla.
In his eolwnn, Anderson wrote that an
Aug. 6, 1969. check for $11 ,978.84, signed
by Rebozo and drav.'ll on his personal
account , went to pay for electrical, air
conditioning 11nd painting work on
Nixon 's bay.side home, adjacent lo one
owned by Rebozo.
Anderson quoted reliable sources as
~ying Rebozo also paid for a swimming
pool, a pool table and architectural
l)ervices for the Nixon home.
The columnist said he v.•as unable to
give exact figures. for these other
reported payments because he had not
gained access to the canceled checks for
them.
Anderson said the White House
declined to comment on the matter. lie
said Rebozo, contacted through Ill
intennediary, said he did not have his
financial record9 at hand and v.·ould have
to check them.
than normal this year because of the 55
m.p.h. speed limit and fears of a gasoline
short age. There ,~·ere no reports of
gasoline shortages, however.
e Triple Deaths
<X>NROE. Tex. (UPI) -A "\\'orld \\'ar
II anny veteran shot a woman and her
young granddaughter to death Monday
and then killed himself, witnesses sakl.
( IN SHORT ... )
Police said the v.•oman. ?-.!rs. Nelda
Barger. 47. v.·as shot in the hand aDd
twice in the back as she carried her
granddaughter, Renee Fergusen, 3, out of
her house.
The child was shot in !ht' chest as ~1rs.
Barger screamed at a passing car,
"Please take my child. Please take n1y
child.''
e Resi911afion
LUXEMBOURG iUPll Th•
Christian Socialist Party, which has
go\·emed this tiny grand duchy for 50
years. has apparently been s .... ·ept from
power, a government spokesman said
today.
Grand Duke Jean accepted the
resignation r.tonday of the government of
Prime ~1inister Pierre Werner. head of
the Christian Socialists, but directed it to
act in a caretaker capacity until a new
coalition can be formed .
e itllsdle Error
NORFOLK. Va. (UPI) - A heat-
seeking missile accidentally shot down a
Na\·y A4 jct Monday during training
exercises off Jacksonville, Fla., but the
pilot ejected safely, according to a Navy
spokesman here.
The pilot. Lt. Robert E. Rhode, v.·as
fished out of the v.1ater by a helicopter
and taken aboard the aircractft carrier
Independence after Ule ~londay evening
crash.
3 States Hit by Storms
Tornado Tosses Small Hangar 50 Feet in Wyoming
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han aimed all our men to protect tho
Ca'holic artas. We art concentrating on
defensive meuum apinlt any attack
by Prvt.llllll poromlfllary units."
PllOTESTANT CELEBRANTS poured
Into the 1treet1 <1 tut Belfast and other
Prolel!tant strongholds. Dancing women
shouted or a Protestant victory.
"The workers have accompllshed what
they set out to do," said the Rev. Jan
P&b1ey, leader of the rlght·wing
Protestant Democratic Unionist Part)'_.
He :Jald he expected the Protestant
strike to be called ofr ""'hen the situation
la absolutely clear."
A government 1ix>Wman said chief
minister Brian Faulkner and the other
"Ulyallst" members er the 11-man
executive council which ran the
government quit after a three-hour
nieetlng. Faulkner said he ~gned
because "we were not prepared to eee
our country paralyzed and to !ltt people
die."
Duke Eulogized
By Jazz Greats
Gerry Fill, Faulkner's Catholic d<puty
on the Executive. said: "We will stay tn
()fflce. 1r we are forced out of office we
.,..·ill be back to fight again."
The Unloni!ll actions had no i1nmediate
effect on the strike which ha"I Ct.It power
to a fast-dwindlinK trickle, as well as
natural gas supplies, halted virtually all
transport, r\in1inatcd frt'sh food s from
grocery shelves and th re:\ t c n e d
essential ser\'ices like 1111ter supply and
se .... ·age.
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:'iEW YORK !UPI) -Ella' Fitzgerald,
her eyes stlll red from crying. sang it for
f'\'eryone at Duke Ellinl(ton's funeral:
"Irl ~ly Solitude, oYu Ha'.!nt ~lo.!."
The musician and con1poser died
Friday or cancer. and his funeral
reflec ted the love he offered the v.·orld in
his music.
THE ESTlrtlATt:D 10.000 fan s and
friends jamming the Episcopalian
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine
on Manhattan's upper West Side and
overflowing Into the street v.·ere a cross-
s e c t i on of soclety -rich and poor,
drtssed elegantly or in jeans.
They came to pay homage t.o a man
v.·ho gave the v.-orld 50 years of musical
splendor. and v.'ho six years ago offered
his own musit'el prayers In the hu ge
gothlc cathedral in a "sacred SIXl8"
concert.
As ~-ds gathered at the cathedral
'I'ue8day, the Duke v.'8s making his last
trip. in a funeral cortege up Broadway
and across 125th Street -Harlem's m11in
stem -where more than 40 years ago he
hit the big time at the Cottoo Club.
The Duke's haunting and sophlstirate1
tunes dominated the funeral .
Besides l\lis.11 Fitzgerald, jazz stars
pa)ing tribute to the fJuke v.·ere Joe
Williams, Earl "Falha" Hines, Billy
Taylor. Jo Jones. Lyle Atkinson And
Mary Lou \Vlllia1ns.
Biggest Pot
Haul Seized
TIJUANA, l\texico {AP)
~feiican federal police have made
\~ohat they say Is the largest seizUre
of marijuana in the history of this
border city -6.5 tons.
Officers said they arr-ested two
men in a truck south of Tijuana on
1'.fonclay. They "''ere identified as
Jesus Carrillo Lopes. 39, and
Francisco Barberin Crosev.·hite, 34,
both of Tijuana.
Authorities said they did not
knou· v.·hether the marijuana y.·as
bound for illtgal entry into the
United States, Jess than 20 miles
north of \\1here the truck v.·as
stopped.
The ser\'ice "'as a combination or high
Episcopalian lessons and prayers and
musical tributes.
TIIE DUKE'S long time friend nnd
bioorapher, Stc.in ley Dance. eulogized
Duke Ellington as "a citizen or the
v.·orld."
"Duke. you made good 1nusicians
sound grcc.it and great musicians sound
~ven greater." Dance said. "Some ca\l
you a genius but it was really a gift
extended from God ."
At the end. his9oice breaking. he said :
"The Duke had a lasting fa ith in this
Muntry. Jlis memories will live in the
years to come. He S('rved this rountry .... -en. and De v.•ill go on scr\'ing It in the
years to come."
Singer Pearl Ba ily rep resented
President Nixon witll special presidenll;il
assistant Stanley Scott. Before the
service l\fiss Bailey, marrirrl to fornitr
Ellington dru1nmer Louis Bell$0n, pa id
her OV.'n personal tribute fo the Ouke.
El .ECTRIC.\I. 1'0\\'Ell v.·as exprctcd
to he con1pll'lely ~huf or f late r tonight,
nn electricity board pokesinan said.
Ire!ancl Pri1nc r-.ttnlster Lianl Cosgrave
called an rn1t'rgcncy l'abinet llll'ClLng in
Dublin 10 cunsider the sltualion in the
n1lrth. "The ne\\'s is a great tragedy for
Northern lrelanc1.'' said Irish foreign
1nlnister r.arfl'll Fitzgeraltl.
Briti~h Prim e f\1!nisll'r lhu-old \\'ilson
earlier had cut shorl his vacution and
returned to London; thcrt' \1·cre calls for
a speeial sf'ssion of Parliament to deal
\\'ilh the crisis.
An electririty board spokesn1an said
the pro\•ln c{''s last rrmaining po .... ·er
plant "·as grindi ng to a halt following
the v.·atkout of Protestant v.·orkers Mon-
day.
'"\\'e ;Jr(' nO\\' a! the~ point of no re-
turn," he said. '"l11e fmal countdo""TI is
unck>r v.·av. \\'ht'll ii <.-on1es il will be
""'ill be final , complete and irre\"OC·
able.''
H11sba11d Arrested
Wife, 4 Cl1ilclren Escape
Ho1ne of T 01·t11re, Terro1·
r\E\\l YORK tAP1 -Pol ice say four
young ch.i!drf'n l\"t're tortured and
imprisoned wilh their mother for months
by a man who in one instance put one uf
the youngsters in a lighted ovt>n.
Sotero \ti5quez. 33. was arrested
~fonday and charged with keeping his
girlfrirnd and her four children, ages
three to eight years. near starvation in
their Bronx apartment.
n1adc a no1Sl' '.\1011d11~· n1om1nt! that
a\\'oke \'asquez ""'ho !hen put 1he boy into
the lighted oven. She said she carnc
rwming into tile room !nd pulled the boy
out.
Vasquez kept the apartment padlix:kl'd
and the windoY.'S nailed shut, but he
forgot to fa sten the padlc><:k aft er lt'a\•ing
!\londay and !\trs Ramos escaped and
summoned police. authorities said.
A~10SG TllE lorlurcs h(• allegedly THE ClllLORE'.'\ 1,1cre taken to
innicted on the chilrlren were coating Lincoln Hospital for treatment of
their knees "A'iih S}TUp and forcing then1 to scurry across a floor sprinkled v.'ith cigarette and candle"·ax burns. thcn
rice: pouring hot candle"·ax oo their taken to the hon1c of !\lr1'. Jtamos'
buttock.Ii : locking them in a cabinet and mother.
forcing a child to stand on a chair with Vasquez .... -a~ charged v.•ith attempted
his: neck in a noose while the chair was niurdC'r, reckles..-. endang er ment,
rocked . endangering the v.·elfare of children.
Police quoted the mother. 27·ycar-old unlawful imprisonmt'nt and possession of
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Pad Power
A home is essentially two things. First, it's
where your family 'ainks its roots, where tho
most important events in your life arc
centered.
Secondly, it'• probably the bigg"t si ngle
investment you'll ever make. And that·.i
where Firat National Bank or Orango
County comea in.
To last, and remain a good investment,
)'our home needs many irr.provementa over
the years. Painting, re-roofing-even
F First
National
Bank~
landscaping-are just some of the nonnal
improvements.
J\n d, as your family and interests change,
remodeling even comes into the picture.
:\<lding n room here, changing a room there.
First National specializes in low cost home
improvement loans. We've been doing it for
Oro~ge County families for 68 ycani.
Have an iCea in this direction? Talk it over
with one of our loan officers. He'll help you
tum your ideas into realities .
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Democrats
To Meet
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -n.. tlu<e lelldlnJI auxlldates
for tbe Dtmocralic llllbema-
torial nomlnatloo wnr -ar on the same televbim on>
gram ' but not a face-to-face
d<bate.
San Francisco Mayor Joseph
Alioto and Assembly Speolrer
Bob Moretti blame Sea<lary
ol State Edmund G. Brown
Jr., saying he refuses to
( State )
debate them head on. feating
he will Jose his lead in the
polls.
The Brown camp said
Moretti and Alioto cannot be
trusted to hold rational debate
on the issueo. and woo1d be
llkeJy to tum a facHr:Hace
debate Into an imu1t oboullng
matdl.
RepresenlntiVU! of the -candidates met &nlay at
KNBC-TV, which will carry a
live, hoe.r-long, broadcast
fea<wing all three Saturday,
three days before the ,.unary
electioo.
e %3 Drown
JOllNSONDALE (UPI)
At lea.st 23 persons drowned
in · California during the long
Memorial Da y weekend , nine ot them in a ZS.mile stretch ot
the treac::h.en:ui Kem River
near Johnsondale.
Tulare County authorities
estimated that 25,000 persons,
inciuding "hordes ol teoo-
agers" from Southern Cali-
fornia, flocked to the Joln-
sondale uea to mcape I(lC).
degree beet blanketing much
of the state.
equake Hits
OROvn.LE (UPI) -A mild
cartllquake rolled tlmJugh the
Butte County community of
Oroville early Monday, rat-
tling winckJws but causing no
9"1'ioos damagt.
'!be temblor~ 3.6
on the Rkbter scale at the
University o/ cautornia's
seismographte station a t
Berkeley. It was tttlteted
about 20 miles northeast of
Oroville.
e Bru1h Fire•
SAN BERNARDINO (UP!)
-Brush fires bt11ckened 382
aaoes ot forest in Southern
California during the Memo-
rial Day weekend. The<e were
no reported Injuries and fire-
men were able to control the
bia,,,, witlwt damage to 811)'
structure!.
The largest blatt ~ over
approximately 257 acres of
bru51 and timber ln San Time-
lea Canyon near Reland Sun-
day. -M«e than 100 firerighl-
('l'S battled the names arter a
lightning •trike set off the
brwtl Friday. Firemen
reported the flames were
cmtrolled early Monday.
e Bomb Damage
I.OS ANGELES (UPI) - A
lJOrne:n:sade bomb c a u s e d
minor damage to San Fran-
ciSIOO's Mayor Joseph Alioto's
campaign office, the second
sucti bombing ol an Alioto
headquaners bere.
Police •id t.he bomb, one of
two placed next to tile !Toot
door of tile Wilsldre Boulevard
office, went off before dawn
P-fooday, ca~ m i n or
damage and m injuries. The
second bomb did oot delmate.
TueKlay, M~ 28, 1974
'Super En1m1s'
Awar~s Set Tonight
llOLLYWOOD (UPI ) drastically cut down the announced the winners of Utt!
Television perf()J'IJlel's aren't number of awards, arguing "SUper Emmys" for overall
wondering who will w i n th Emrnys at tbe Television at while il may be fair to categories.
Ac 8 de my• s nationally compare one movie with Up against Miss Tyson for a
televised award ceremony another, the same does not "best actress'' award are
tonight on Channel 4 at 6 p.m. Mid true for I e I e v i s I o n . Michael Lerned of • ' T h e
They already kno\f. The Judging a onc·shol appearance Waltoos," who won £or best
quesUon is: who wins the first in a comparati vely big budget actress ln a dramatic serise,
"Super Emrnya"? . f\.1ary Tyl er Moore (comedy dra matic special against per-sertes) and Mildred Natwick
A good bet for most bonOl'ed fonnanccs by a comedy series
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up n·coming artl:« with
•<'ICtplio11al talent1 locQmpele
for $10,000 fn ouxard.~ here at
H11nru1g1on Qtnter. ljrinr1 enln1?1'
/or ne.ti show this \Ved eut. or
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show of the evening ii ''The of "The Snoop Sis t ers ' '
Autobiography of Miss Jane star is co mparing apples and, _!!~li~m~it~ed~se"Cri~esg1·====~========~
Pittman," a touching special oranges, the argument goes.1-
d<picting the life of a fictional Only Monday, SOS, a group
black woman frun the days of representing s u p po r t i n g
slavery to the civil rights players, announced it \li'as
movement.
BARTLETT
The program bas already dropping its la.,..•suit against FLOOR COVERING
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won seven "Emmys, First the Acaden1y, including a
Round" including the statuette court action to get a n
for be st actress in a drama for injunction today cancell ing the
The Finest in Carpeting
Clean Sweep ' •
Palm Springs police •nd search and rescue units made a sweer, to the first falls
in Tahquitz Canyon Monday and cited some 300 young poop e and overnight
campers who started a small brush fire in the canyon, about two miles from
downtown Palm Springs. Police alsq towed away about 40 cars, vans, campers
and trucks for impoundment. Most of the young people were from Orange and
Los Angeles Counties. The Canyon was closed indefinitely last summer after
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its star, Cicely Tyson, making telecast. The group \li·ants SPECIAL
her eligible for ooe of the more recognition for "!he
Searchers See Hope
For Missing Cyclist
"Super Emmys." h ndr u eds of supporting actors FREE This is the first year the and actresses who made one
academy has resorted to two-time appearances in a series,"
level award,, an experiment feeling it is unfair to judge BATH
intended to head off the them against the series stars. FLOOR COVER
!Tequent complaints in the A spokesman said th<re was .. ·-· ---,.-----' past that there were just too not enough Lime to settle the 'ANGELS' mBl1Y awanls (215 last year) matter, and the Academy had in too many confu§ing and hinted it \vould look into the
overlapping c a t e go r i e s . problem.
THEY WERE Viewers and critics com-So, with a minimum or
plained that the televised fanfare, li sts of "Emmy
BASS LAKE (UPI} _ presentation c e re monies winners" were made publi c
The annual Hell's Angels lacked dramatic i m Pact during the past month, bul the
M 0 t 0 r c y e 1 e Club's compared to the 0 s c a r presentations are to be made
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MEXICALI. Mexico (UP!)
-There was new hope today
that a California pharmacist,
lost 10 days ago in 'the Baja
California desert , was still
alive, surviving on luck and
his skill as an outdoorsman.
Memorial Day encamp-ceremony for movie perform-tonight with all the usual
became he headed off 00 a merrt ended withlut a ances. televised hooplah. From the
Course parallel to the nearest serious incident. But many of the performers ranks of the winners of first
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instead of waUt.ing toward it.
Fred Mundy, 47, took a
wrong l1rD while competing In
a motorcycle race in the
Mexican desert about 80 miles
south of the tttder on May 18
and has not been seen since.
Se archers foWld his
motorcycle where it had run
out or gasoline, with "SOS"
saawled in the sand bes.kle It.
'1We're within 24 OOurs
behind him and t h I n g s
~ddenly look good." San
Diego Coonty Sherilrs U .
Dusty Rhodes said Monday.
American searchers, aided
by Mexican cowboys o n
hx'seback, found t r a c ks
Monday believed to have been
made by the missing man les:i
than 24 hours before. The
tracks were found near fresh
water. But Mlf'Chers were
concerned that Mundy still
had no! gotten his ~.
Pay Toilet
Bill Sent
To Senate
Searehers last week disoov-
ered that Mundy, described
as an experienced outdoors-
man, was cutting open bran-el
cact"""' aJono his trail to get
at the liquid stored within,
showing ...,,....g;ng know!-
~ of desert survival tact~. SOarehers following Mundy'•
traeks discovered Sunday that
ho had come across a line
shack used by cowboys, which
was provisioned with dried
beer and water. Mundy
apparently reached the shack
late last week; and was
probably well fed and supplied
when he set out again into the
d e s e r t . still searching for
civilization.
'Total Tan'
Difficult
For Nudists
MILL VALLEY (AP) -It
was another on-again, off.
again holiday weekend at Muir
Beach.
Wann temperature5 and
sunny skies inspired about 100
sunbathen to get a "total tan"
on Memorial Day at the Marin
Coonty beach. Only a day
SACRAMENTO (UPI ) -before, sheriff's dep<Ales had
l.egislatlon banning poy toilets wamed a handlu! o/ blnly
in government~ nudes to put their swimming
buildings has narrowly cleared attire back on or face arrest.
its final legislative committ ee No authorities were in sight
hunile. Monday but the nude batlier!
The bill by Asremblywmnan had swim trunks or bikini!
March K. Fong (D-Oakland), nearby In case a quick
was seOt to the Senate floor coverup was called for.
Mooday on a 7-6 vote without
d<bate. It already bas passed "! THINK WHAT they do is
the Assembly. wait for a complaint," griped
Mrs . Foog, 8 Democratic. a D-year-<>ld Santa Rosa man candidate for Seeretary of
State, has argued tliat pay with a 6Utlburned oooe.
toilets are "discriminatory "A cop walks down here and
against women" and do not everybody puts clothes on, he
guarantee cleaner restroom.. hangs around for about 10 "'
The bill wss opposed by the 15 minutes and then retreats.
County Supervisors 'Iben we take our clothes off
Association, the Aseociatlon ol agaln.
California Airport E1ecutives "Sometimes he comes back
and the Nlk-0-Lok Co .. which and we put them on again, he
installs and maintaim pay retreats and we take them off
toilet locks. again."
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A6(JNA HILLS
L,f(JllO . EL .. EXlf ~ NEXT .
e Clerk Killed The me3Slll'e Wllllld mean SevCl'al ol the n at u r a I that any locks on "5lrooms in sunbathers Sllid the police visit
FONTANA (UPI) - A thief state, city or county buildings the beach lnln!queotly and at
guimed down a yoong clerl< must be removed. haphazard times .
during. $195 liquor ston> rot>-------------=---------!
bery: Pete Martinez, 18, was
killed in the inckSent early
Monday. Officers said there
were no "Witnesses to the rob-bery. .
Lab Rejected
TAHOE CITY (AP) -The
Tahoe Regional Plan n Ing
Agency bas ro]<ol<d a
pnJj)med University ol
California aclence lab oo the
west llhore of We Tahoe. The
UC-Davis campos sought to
locale die 2,41»<quare foot lab
on clontHod land four miles
~of here,_~ Route
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Laguna. After that you were on your own. N ow there's comple te service
throughoot Southern Orange County. From la Hobra 1o San Clemente. .
-35 minu1es separales down1own Santa Ano. from leisure World
and Laguna Hills Mall. Or go through Laguna Beach to connect wilh the two
differentroules down to Son Clemen!~. And !he frequency of buses is !he some
as II ls throughout the rest of Orange County. All exis1ing rou1es 1hroughout
Orengo County have been Improved, too.
AbolJ!the only thing thot hasn't changed is the quarter lore. And !he
free transfers. .
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the number!. Vinyl bucket seots, package rocks, and air-~
c:ondllioolng. Send for yoor detailed, easy-1o·reod, new ~
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8 DAIJ,y PILOT' EDITORIAL PAGE
Not Representa tive
Orange County supervisors were taken aback last
week by charges made by a coalition ol women's rights
groups that the county's new manpower commission is
a "sexist" organization.
Though the &eJ<ism label is tired and over-used, the
women did present some justification for their charges.
They said the panel, which administers manpower
revenue sharing money given to the county and its four
largest cities, is not representative of the people it is
supposed to serve.
The federal money is to be used to create jobs and
training programs for the disadvantaged1 unemployed
and under-employed. More than 60 percent of that group
is comprised of women and minorities, the speakers told
the supervisors. ·
But the commission is made up of 11 men, two of
whom are Mexican-American a.nd the rest white. Five
were appointed by supervisors.
For the most part. defenses offered by supervisors
against the de facto discrimination charges were weak .
It was clear they had made little or no effort to
seek out qualified women, blacks or Asians to serve on
the panel.
One of the speakers, a young Oriental woman who
is also a UC Irvine labor relations professor, said she
put her name in with several supervisors but was ap-
parently overlooked as an appointee.
We have the feeling that .supervisors had best
recognize the complaint as legitimate and do something
to correct the problem.
Dump ScJ1edules
about 16 percent ol the fuel nonnally used to operiite
dump bulldozers, according to county ollldals. Bu~ they
add, if full dumping schedules were resumed, fuel sup-
plies would be exhausted by July.
So, under a CQmpromlse approved by the Board of
Supervisors, the dumps will open for six hours, from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays.
Shortened Saturday hours, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
will remain in effect, with weekday hours continuing
from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The Sunday dump closures generated a barrage of
complaints from householders who maintained -they
could not dispose of bulky throwaways during the mek.
The compromise seems a reasonable solution so long
as fuel supplies are adequate. .
Se11seless Hoarding
"People are just storing them away like squirrels.
It doesn't make sense."
Mary Brooks, director of the U.S. Mint, refers to
the strange disappearance of copper pennies which has
caused those little "Help! We need pennies!" signs to
sprout on store counters.
Mrs. Brooks insists there really isn't a penny short-
age -there are 34 billion theoretically in circulation,
but apparently they're not circulating very freely. In
fact, the mint had to order 2 billion more pennies in
the first three months of this year, more than double
last year's order and, according to the director, a shame-
ful waste of good copper.
The nonsensical situation seems to have been
sparked by rising copper prices and a theory that
hoarded copper pennies might be a hedge against infla-
tion.
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-.......... li"'ililf ... ....... Orange Countians whose clean-up efforts have been
hampered by the Sunday dump closures initiated dur·
ing the fuel shortage will be given some measure of re-
lief by the decision to reopen the dumps for limited
hours on Sunda.y.
Not so, says the mint director. Even if copper went
to $1.50 a pound from its current $1.20, a hoarder would
need 240,000 pennies to make $100 -and that's plenty
of pennies!
'Aside from no bait, no fuel and no captain, we're doing great.'
The curtailment, in effect since January, has saved
Cruisng Miss ile Carriers R ocker
Beats Pills
For Nerves
Dear
Gloon1y
Gus ·
Pentagon E yes 'Stand-off' Option
SYDN.EY HARRIS
1boogbb at Larg':
The rocking.chair my family gave me
last Christmas provides better therapy
for frazzled nerves at the day's end than
any number of pills or potions.
• • •
We shouldn't be surprised that many
couples get divorced for seemingly trivial
reasoos; for, as a Chinese proverb
reminds us, it is eas·
ier to get used to a
pain than to an iteh .
• • •
Aller those tninscripts I keep ~'On·
dering what a non-Christian Presi-
dent would sotmd like!
E.W.F.
OIM"'1' Gn Clmtne!!h ••• •lltlmlth4 In•
rNffrl l!od .. Mf MCinurtly A'flKf lllt
¥1twl II ,,. ,... ... "'· StMI r•or "'
'"'' i. Gi.-r Gin. Olll't !"!let.
manages to persuade herself that she is a
better mate and mother for it; the
female's capacity for self-justification is
equa1led only by the male's capacity for
outraged feelings when he learns that
two can play the same game.
• • •
The first great rule in lire is to put up
with things; the second is to refuse to put
up with things ; and the third, and
hardest, is to be able to distinguish
between the first l'l\'O .
• • •
\1l ASH r N GTON--Operating under
secret but intense White •rouse pressure,
the Pentagon is no"'· moving cautiously
into a new strategic "'eapons system that
may prove to be a lever against
~1oscow's menacing drive to MIRV its
entire long-range missile force .
The contemplated new system is called
the stand~ff option: a fleet of U.S.
aircraft armed u•ith
long range missiles
and capable of circl·
ing the Soviet Union
at a distance of
1,500 to 3,000 miles .
Since Moscow
cou1d not begin to
match this new sys-
tem in the foresee-~
able future . it hope-
fully v>ou1d be compelled lo agree to the
real aim of President Nixon's quest for
a new strategic anns limitation (SALT1
agreement \vith f\.toscow. That goal:
Soviet agreement to limit ?\1IR\.'ing
its missiles -that is, putlinl'! from 3 to
8 independently-targeted warheads on a
single missile .
( EVANS·NOVAK J
747 into nying launching )'.llatfonns, each
anned v.ith a single ballistic missile. But
intense resistance from the Air Force
and the civilian high command. including
Deputy Secretary of Defense \\'illiam P.
Clements. Jr., prevailed. In the words of
one high-level presidential adviser, the
Afr Force was "scared to death this
might doom their new B·l bomber
program."
RE.5JSTING \Vhite House pressure. not
a cent was put into the PentDgon budget,
even for technical studies. This was true
despite deep RltSSian arutiety over the
stand-off option. They Jack the 111issilc
technology, tbe exotic fuels and most
important the aircraft. Indeed, ~1oscow
is now trying to obtain licensing rights to
build their own version of the Lockheed
1011 and other wide-bodied civilian
aircraft.
This impasse now is being broken.
Clements and the Pentagon's civilian .
command have persuaded Air Force and
Navy brass to ask Congress ror $125
million in research funds to begin studies
of a revised stand~ff system: bombers
anned v.·ith strategic, nuclear-tipped
"cruise" missiles containing their ov.11
pov.·er supply v.·hich "'ould drop from
high altitudes. then start their attack at
extremely lov• levels . The same system
could also be used for launching from
submarines.
THE AIR F 0 RC E generab who
rejected tbe commercial-carrier system
feel diff'erenUy about the cruise mi.sslle .
Instead of raising questions about the
need for the vastly more expensive new
B-1 bomber, it might well strengthen the
B-1 case in Congress, which is now more
suspiciom about defense spending than
at any time in the past 20 years.
Given today 's nu c I ear-defense
technology, cruise missiles and their
A mature man
knows, through ex·
perience, that an
abWKlance of pos-
sessions does n o t
make him any hap-
pier; yet he persists
in the fond delusion
that amassing an abundance of posses-
sions for his children's sake \\'ill make
them happier.
\Vhfn "'e are tired, as Nietzsche
observed, we become vulnerable to ideas
v.·e abandoned long ago; fat igue always
makes us retreat to an earlier stage of
life, and sometimes to a cranky
infantilism. •
The only person more disappointing
than an actor off-stage is an author on-
stage; we should never meet those we
admire in persona propria , but only in
their professional roles.
WllAT MAKES this so important is the
vastly &rperiOT thrust or pou.~r {throw·
"'-eight) of Soviet missile launchers. Once
~loscow catches up with U.S. ~fIRVing
technology, this throw-weight advantage
could make the land-based Soviet long-
range missile force far superior to the
U.S. force-a dangerous new element in
super·pol•ler politics.
Male Tears Once
• • •
Ancient cultures venerate age in
people; modem culture venerates age in
money; what we call "society" is little
more than money that is a bit older and
dirtier than mosL
' •
l\.1ost fiction I have tried to read
recently falls precisely into that category
defined by Robert Benchlcy. when he
said of a certain best.seller: "It was lhc
kind of book that, once you lay it down,
you can't pick it up again."
• •
An adulterous hllSband generally feels
guilty, but an adullerous wife often
' •
\\1len a speaker appeals to the
sentiments of "all right·thinking people."
he is really appealing to the prejudices CJf
"all same-thinking people."
• "' •
I have never met a person who
exclaimed, "l just love people!" whom I
really liked.
• • •
It's surprising how many people, even
in business, imagine that "F.0.B.''
stands for "freight on board."
There is today nq, arms expert in the
administration, including Secretary or
State Henry Kissinger's closest advisers.
still nourishing the illusion that itosco1\'
will agree to any meaningful MIRV
limitation \Vithout something new added
to U.S. bargaining pov.·er. That
something new is the stand~fr optioo.
\Vhen Elliot Richardson was ending his
brief stint as Secretary of Defense one
year ago, he ordered Air Force studies
on converting the wide-bodied Lockheed
1011, tile Douglas I:CIO and the Boeing
At the end of February, 1972, Big Ed
Muskie blew it. There he was the front
runner for the . Democratic nomination
for president, weeping atop a truck
parked outside the offices of the
Afanchester Union Leader.
The owner of that paper, thanks in no
small part to the generosity of former
Teamster leader Jimmy Hoffa and his
union, is a political troglodyte namPd Bill
Loeb. Mr. Loeb is on record as having
said Ike Eisenhower was a commie
sympathizer.
Mr. Loeb had reprinted on his front
page a Newsweek piece saying Mrs.
Planning Can't Change the People
Butte Cou1it:y Hill Folk Are Rugged Individualists
Somev.·here east of Oroville, out past
that dam big lake and up in the hill
country ()f Craig Morrestown Ridge, the
folks are rugged Individualists. They call
spades shovels and they use them to
clobber rattlesnakes and other varmints.
They do not C1Jtlon to mole-slick
politicians or'bureaucratic dudes who
mess with their liv<'s
or their lands.
Right now those
folks are a bit upset.
The Butte Counly
Planning Commis-
sion is horsing
around, arguing
aboUt reronlng the
bill oountry. Actual·
ly, the hill folk are
more upset than a little bit ; they are
damed mad.
' 'l1le whole Oap sllrted last December
wbm the staff of the county planning
c:ommllrion arbllrartly, and without
public bearina, changed the Craig
Jl!orreolown Jlldie r.onlng from A·2 to
nJ.a A.J II the most lenient of t0nlng
duoUlot-. n •YI • guy cao do
-~ be wanll with hls ,.,..my u 1'llll u be doeon 't urt a
jomkyard or a llalllf*r houae er a
commerda1 dump, or doeln'l malt• ~ TM·ll AMp1et Omber-
lllCIUlltama Lind llld Umlll the properly
\ \
(..__R_u_s_w._'.A_i:_:ro_N~J
to one dwelling for every 20 acres. And
that's a long walk between houses on a
dark night.
WHEN THE hill folk heard about the
TI.1·20 caper, they blew their stacks.
Fred Wohlschlagel and Marian Wojcik
and a bunch of their neighbors orgaffized
about half of the people in the area into a
taxpayers associatioo and declared war.
"All we want is to be left aJone. Wbfre
do those pllinning guys get off telling us
how we can use OW' land? It's up to:US to
decide how we want our land ioned. And,
we want it A-2." Woblscblagel speaks for
the hill folk .
But he arid Marian Wojcik and the bill
folk speak a lllrange toaaue In loday'a
mettred and me:uw.d -Id. Their lllk
la an anathema to the plolltn and pin-
sticker~ Ti-blnb IMist on a
structured ooclety with everytblng In Ill
place. They are all ror bl& pl&n1 and llUle
people. Cmform; that's the deal today.
Bow down to the ml5ter planner at tbe county ... 1.
One of the planoera tried lo ocare the
blll folk Into accep4Jni the TM·20 r.ontng.
"DocJ"I you re&llle lhat under A·I.
• I
somebody could move in out there and
start a hawg farm?" To which ~farian
Wojcik growled, "SO what?" Jt wouldn 't
smell any worse than the stufr you're
trying to hand us.'' Mrs. W's bile Is as
sharp as her bark.
PART OF THE problem for the Craig
11.forrestown folks arose when the county
planners filed a gq:ieral land use map
with the state this past January. The
county planning direclor zoned the hill
country TM·20 on an interim basis and
sent the plan lo Babylon· by· the-
Sacrarilento, as reqlred by the state,
Now, .says the county counsel, unless the
land ls permanently zooed TM·20, Butte
County wlll be out of conforml!Y with
that plan and could be sued by the statt.
Accol'ding to Norman Hill, sPectat
assilllant at the Sllte Resources Agen<y
lllat ls In <barge of such maUers, a COUJ>
ty can rovlae Ill ,..,.,.i !Ind use plan u
is cbooaes to do so. There iJ
nothing In the state low that ftttm" a
county plan Into an everlasting Ice paclc.
What the alate d... )"Oquin Is that
counllel ebld• by their general plans Is 1onc u that p1an 1s ... !he booll.t.
1'So1
11 says Wohbcbluel, "it'1 almple.
Just let the llate Uiow the bill oountry IJ
ded A·2."
YOU'D Te I N J[ tbe olannbtc
oommllslonen ,...,Id u.eo to U-bill
folk. 1 mean, it's their land and their
lives ... and their government. But, thafs
not the way things work these days.
Government is no longer the servant; It
is ·.the master -of plaos, per.!iOOS and
property. Not just In Built County, but In
most ol the a. It builds dams wbere
folks don't want them; Jt freezes the
fruits of a man's labor and puts his
property In limbo with ex post facto
laws.
A .. 1111e back Herman Kahn of the
Hudson Institute was asked lo addrtss a
convenllon of city plaMers. Those
planning fellas were all hot for the ldta
of vmlcol dUes; dusters of hlgii-rl.sea
that lumped life together around an
sl1vatar lhalt. Churches and social
faclllUes were to be on the top flocn ond tlie mutell and shopo were put at llreet
levd. Jn hetwe<SI, Iii• was to be a teri<s ot ups and downs, by the numbenl.
TROUBLE WAS, !he people did Dot
llte lhe Idea and the plannen IOllght
Kahn'• advle<. Not advice on bow to
chaog• their plaDI to meet public
actepllnce; adl'il'J" .. -to cltall(o the
people'• attllbda ao Ibey wwld ICCOlll
~ vertJcal dU& Thal'• jolll _, what " hllloeitilll lo
Butte County-and a lot al~ piloel
1n tho ull lbeoe da)'I: u far 111·-
p.._,, .... """"'oed, lt't .......
\fl» need ........ not Ibo plloL
(CHARLES McCABE)
?tfuskie _-0ften used sulphgrous language.
Mr. Loeb had also printed several pieces
about Mr. Muskie 's. alleged char-
acteriiation of a large part of 1'-1r.
Leob's journalistic coostituency a s
Canucks, a pejorative for Americans of
French-Omadian descent. (This juicy
morsel, it turned out, originated with one
of the White House "plumbers." When
J\.lr. Loeb ls fighting, which is nearly
always, he tends to forget where the bt!lt
is.)
' FOR THESE reasons, and possibly
others, Mr. Jlrfuskie wept. The tumult was
almost wmoticed in the press; but the
telly did Itself proud in covering it. The
tube did Mr. Muskie in as a serious
candidate for the highest office.
In our country, and in our time, it is
not chic to weep, no more than it is to be
lat, or to vote the Prohibitionist ticket, or
tell the truth in legislative assemblies
and executive offices.
Yet there was a time in the history of
the English-speaking world w h e n
Muskie's unfortunate puddling up would,
not only have been acceptable tn a
political performer but even inl!l"lllltlng.
'The extraordinary and v e r y nearly
prevalllag power of fashloo was In thoSe
days ranged on the side of the mal.e
weeper.
In a House of Common& debate in 1791,
acconllng to Horace Walpole, Edmund
Burke and Charles James Fox each burst
Into Ooods of loan· over the loss of each
othen friendshle becall!O of issue• In
the Frerich Rmilut1111.
IF BVEllYONB lh Ibo theater did Dot
weep whal Ml& Slddcm or 111111e other
tragic a<ior per for1ned. the play wu aol
consldmd a success. Wljpole witneased
a tragedy al Covtnl· Gorden In 1'173 and
reported: "'lbe teen <!Orne Into my •Y"
1J1C1 mamed down the Ducl!ell of
Rlchmood'1 Jovely cbeeka."
~ llv.d la~ m,y-l!U
... lllo ..... " !lie ~ke -la WUlllllre.bl """'* Ii _.. prapaV. 'ID Ill . adMt· ll)9:o 'lt I wildl:f ~ .... ~ '11111 .. u.e
--., ......... , ,.. II ,, •w•• • 11tt l\t1,,..,. ....lo-
bomber carriers---0perating no closer
than 1,500 miles from target-would be
as invulnerable to Soviet defense as it is
possible to get.
S~IE PENTAGON strategists now
fomee a real possibility of flight-testing
a strategic cruise missile "ithin the next
tv.·o years. Yet. the Soviet Union is
believed lo be more than 10 years 3\\'ay
from developing even the fuel technology
needed to prop<'l the cruisc missile. Thu s,
h106C0w u.'Ould be unable to respond to
this significant upset in the present
balance of nuclear power.
The situation might then be roughly
comparlbJe to 1972 \\'hen the Russians
finally agreed to lift their own anti·
missile defen5' system l\'hen convinced
that the U.S. was ready to build its ov.n.
far.superior anti-missile missile. Fearing
the U.S. stand-Off option. the Kreml in
could be induced to do what ii ·will not
consider today-agree to a mutual
lin1itation on dangerous, u n Ii mite d
~IIRVing of long-range missiles.
• Ill Style
I used to walk J&st the obelisk almost
every day, and never got over my
wonderment at the inscription at its base
that explained why it was there. The
monument celebrated one of several
occasions after 1765 when George III
regained his sanity. On one of these
happy occasions, the novelist Fanny
Burney confided to her diary, "I assure
you I cried twenty times in the day.''
WHEN ONE of the ea rly majestic
serious seizuru/came on, the Lord
Chancellor, ~o was Baron Thurlow.
spoke lo the House "in a state of
agitation which cootinued till a flood of
tears came to his relief." After seeing
the mad King, Thurlow came out "so
extremely affected ... that the tears
rolled down his cheeks, and his feet had
difficulty to support him."
But the pendulum of fashion moved in
the time of Victoria, and there it still
stands. Cha.tics Kingsley, the exponent of
"muscular Christianity" who was dean ot
Westminster and chaplain to Victoria,
sternly pronounced that men must work
and women must weep, and the sooner
it's over the sooner to sleep. These are
the \\'Ords which still set the tone to
masculine weeping. A-tr. Nixon is our
president.
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Robm N. Wt<d. PubU.her
ThomaJ Ktwil, Editor
Barbara l(reibic"
Editorial Page Editor
'!'tie tdHor!&l 1pqe of 1he> Dally
Pnot .-kl to b\lorm. and tiUmv.late
rtllllm _by llftlC!'IU".W on tlrit' pqe
dtventi~ an topks of in-
....,. by ~eel "'1wMl.sts and
Clr'tlXJnldt, by pnwktlrw • forum ror -.· *"" 11111 by """'1ttrc tti11 -Jlft"'• -and ....... --Tlle--ol the Dali, Pllol -aoly In <h• editorial tdumn 1.t the 1np Of the
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L.M. Boyd
Skylab Ctewme~ _
Grew 2 Inches ..
Only fish that can blink both eyes is the !hark . Pt
Half the car wrecks occur at speeds of 40' .m.plh. ·Gr. tiss
... You can't light an ordinary match on tbe moon . '' .
The purse snatcher in Haiti ls subject to the death penarty
... Were you aware that blueberries ate cherries?
It was against the law in Albania either to teach Al·
Nnian or print ·literature in tbe
language. That was when Turkey ran
the place. Dldn 't work. The Albanians
kept on talking Albanian. In another
time, the church tried to shut down
the nabve tongue by instructing
Christians thereabouts that it was u~
less to pray in Albanian because God
did not understand it. That didn't
work, either. Some historians contend
they know of no language that has
survived so many attempts to stamp it out.
BABY BOITLES
Q. "What did mothers use for baby bottles before
the invention of the rubber nursing nipple?"
A. Those who didn'f nurse nature's way tried cow
horns, hollow gourds, leather sacks and cups or wood,
pewter, pottery, whatever.
Skylab crewmen grew as much as two inches in
height whl'n out in space. then shrank to their normal
sizes on return ... A metals expert tells me the silver in
{"()ins datl'd 1964 or earlier is worth more now melted
down than the face value of the coins themselves ... That
while collar beginner most likely· to advance to a high
executive job, it's said, is the married male secretary.
LOVE AND WAR
Buddhist
B,owsEach.
3rd Step
•
Servi~e Is a Joke
NEW YORK (AP) -Htard the pr ... nce of mind to call featuring a 55 -second
this one? • out: '"Next stop, V ~ 11 e Y • nlonologue by a wtlJ.lmown
A crowd in a subway train Farge." f. • C<1median
began to get panicky when a You'd have heard it If you ·
crazy man came ln yelliDg were one ol the approximately ONE WEEK TRE funny
that he wu George 50,000 persons a day wbo call man is Morey Amsterdam.
Washington. 'I1le situation is ''Dial-A-Joke," a servlee of Before him , it was Joey
O'ITER ROCK, <Ke. !AP)·-• "te~nse;;;;b;;•t:;•;ne;;;::;al;t;;h•;;r;;ld;;er;;•;;ba:;;•;;;'h;;•;;;:;t;;el;;;ep;;h<wle;;;;;;•;;•;;m;;;;p;•;n~y Adams and Henny Yoongman .
A young American "Buddhist 1 co~i~ ~.~Y f::'5 ~a~
monk b journeying up lbe J"outine for each day of the
Pacific Coast, dropping to his month.
knees every third step and Youngman was heard In the
inaugural month of April,
touching his forehead to the during which 3.3 million calls
ground in a bow. dialed 999-3838 and th e
Behind trudges a second telephone company reaped
monk carrying a heavy pack 5270.000 in revenue. The cost
and pulling a cart loaded with of promoting the Se.r\liee for
equipment. He doesn't bow, the first month, including
bll.t tias pledged to support the advertising in the city's daily
other on a 1,200-mile trip from newspapers. 'M'aS ab o u I
San Fr a!:: c is co to $24.000, a telephone company
Marblemount,(Wash. spokesman said.
TllE BIGGEST singte day
for Dial·A-Joke was April 2,
the second day of i ts
existence, when 2 9 1 , 0 0 0
persons called for a laugh.
THE BUDDHISTS hope to
set up a monastery at
Marblemount on 40 donated
acres.
1um•y. May 28, 1974
They left San Francisco Oct.
14 and hope to reach
Marblemounl by !ale summer.
They cover about six miles a
day.
THE
EJUU.'S ,
The monk who bows is Heng
Ju, formerly Tim Testu of ,
Seattle. He says the-trip to cic-.r-.. ~i-.rt1o&:w~~-·-r"'-.
Plumbl"'I. H11tln1
Air C•n•.
TllM Sl•l"tl
If ywr ... r
L•tun•·leddlftMICll All Olhtrt Marblemounl was inspired by "Oops!" 495.0401 6421753 I
Shu Yun, a monk who bowed -----=-••••••••••lliilliiiiltii•••tiiillill•••••lli~· _ his way across China in a
6 ,00 0-m i I e. three·year
pilgrimage at rtie tum of the
century.
KIDS I 0 TO 15
BE THE ANGELS' BATBOY HENG JU, 29 says the
bowing is an expression of CONTEST ENTRY BLANKS • ANY STORE
humility and that its
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Girls tend to be more dedicated than boys to then~
lion of getting married as soon as possible. Peculiarly,
though. wives are not as apt to be as content as husbands
with their stale of "·edl.ock once the thing is done. When
the researchers went to Y.'ork on this topic, they learned
that a fairly large proportion of bachelors enjoyed the
belief that they could get along in a dandy manner with-
out marriage. Far fewer single girls thought likewise.
But in the followup, more wives than husbands were sorry
tll<'y married. And the divorced women who said they
"'ere through with matrimony far outnumbered the di-
vorced men who felt the same.
repetitiveness helps develop C' th r ast 'i>iaza the single-mindedness that is c10U · -\0 -11
important lo his religion. 1--~~llllltllllltllllltllllltllllltllllltllllltllllltllllltllllltllllltllllltllllltlllllt~llllltllllltllllltlllllt~llllltllllltllllltlllllt~~~:__-~·~-•_'_"'_:'·•~•'_ _______________ __'.'•~•o~.s•~·~•
His companion. Heng Yo, 25, .
\Vho was David Bernstein of
Rhode Island before h e
became a Buddhist. pulls the
cart, sets up eamp and
prepares their one meal a day:
Nebraska has a legal Cuss Box. State law there reads:
"\Vhoever, being of the age of 14 years and upward, pro-
fanely curses or damns or profanely swears by the name
of God, Jesus Christ. or the Holy Ghost, shall be fined
in a sum nol exceeding $1 nor less Lhan 25 cents for each
~-or-rcnsc-!' ------------
Address rnail to L. /II. Boyd, P. 0. Box 1875, New-
port Beach 92660.
Children Pushed
'Into Old ·Age'
forct'CI, not for their own good
Both are vegetarians.
Cars whiz by them on U.S.
IOI and heads turn briefly. A
few motorists slow down, and
some stop.
BUT THE MONKS say there
has been very little
harassment aside from a few
wisecracks and a couple of
objects tossed from passin g
cars.
"People stop and talk lo us.
They gi\'e us bread or fruit,"
Heng Ju said.
"ln Asia. monks beg for
their food. We don'l beg, we
just accept. We have done OK
for 600 miles."
LONDO~ ~ UPll -Parents
who push their children too
hard are making them old
before their time. a doctor
here contends.
but to satisfy the ambilioM ,,--
and competitive instincts of
•·old age now begins al 15,"
he said.
parents and teachers.
"EVERY YEAR, it seems,
children are expected to do
Give Your Wife •.•
SECURITY
1hings sooner than before. wi1honelec1rontc
"\\'E ARE GETilNG 10. "Already we have Olympic goroge dooroper>et" SfE OUI DISPLAY IOOM vear-old insomniacs. child~en swimmers aged 14 , 12--year-324 N. Newport Blvd.
being given tranquilizers and old'i in the world ice skating NEWPORT If.A.CH
sedatives before they're 11." championships and pop music '-~•::;HO~N!.•~··~,~-~,7~66=--""
\vrotc Dr. Thomas Dann. veterans of 12." medical officer at \Varwick -.;;-;;;;-__ .....;;;;;-;;;;-;;;;-...;;--;,;-;,;--;;_;-;... _________ ..,
Uni\'ersity, in the Briti.5h
~ledical Journal. " SPECIAL LECTURE ON
MIND CONTROL® "I am appalled by the
pressure being put on children
these days ~ pressures to do
more and more at school and
at home,'' he wrote .
AND
ESP.I
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"These children are bci·ng
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-Kenoeth Krasncy, a
former aide to county
Supervisor Baxter Ward,
has been placed on three
years' probatton and
ordered to continue
psychiatric treatment for
a con\·iction on charges of
sexually molesting two
te~n-agcd boys.
ATTEND FltEE Sil VA MINO CONJ"ltOl lfCTUltf
1"1ROOUCTORY LECTUACS
TUESDAY. M~ ~8. I.JO rim. HILT~ INN • F\lllERTON l~SD. ~(It R.-sode f"'f1
WEDNESO ... V. M~ 29, 3 n 7'30 ~: ROYAi. INN ol SANT" "N" ll!OO E. 1.i SI. [2 bll<s W ol 5¥'1 Al\il Fwv.
THURSOA'f. May 30.. 7 lO ~ HllTON INN · lAOUN-' Hill'>
25ro6 la Pi• 11<1. 1~· San D<eoo Fw,. I
FR104Y. May 31. 7 lO!?"". COSTA MESA INN JXI~ l'tlrbOt 811'!1 (ll S... 0Ml9" F..-1 J
Krasney has been
undergoing treatment at
Atascadero State llospital.
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P11d NtM:ll A~ SPERO Jf\NISE--; ',
non~son
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SHERIFF-CORONER
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Our ma in emphasis is on an exerc.:ise proqram. especially
designed for your indiv1du.:il needs. Even though we counsel
you with a dietary program tn ht>lp you shed those excess
pounds. ifs only part of your physical 111ness needs. A few
pounds will not show much but ,1 few inches will show a
big difference. With our modern . space-age equipment
and professional supervision. you will f irm up a_nd tri~
down every parl of your body. especially those places that
need it most. You·11 be firm. without that excess flab.
Before you know 1t you'll find yourself beautifully
propor11oned. firm. fit and trini Then you ca"n abandon
yourself to those luxurious fac ilities-Steam . Sauna. Sun and
f~ydro -massage whirlpool. Swimn11ng and much more. J(l twenty
visits you may have the results you need. You may· want to
cont1nue. the decision is yours1
Special Introductory 5 week Program
20vlslts s20 for 2
That's S 10 per Perso n
Re&ular Membership Ava ilable
at Low Cot!, lower cost on ,.our first visit .
There are SEVEN d1flerenl prog1ams to
cl'loose trom to suit your ind1v1dua1 needs .
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BUE.HA PAAK s10 s. le.ch aou1ev•td. Sou\" of Ll""ol~ A,.nv• la.G311
ORANGE 112 E•11 K111111 Avenue. Wt•I of T111ti n '''""' 639·2Ut
COSTA MESA 2301> H1rbor 9011le•1rd, Htrbor•Center}549-33'1
WESTMINSTER 1111 Wt1linl11111r A,.nvt, We1lmin11er Otnltr 194..,,.7
HUNTJNOTOfll BEACH 11sts M•ln Slftet. Mein s1. ti hsclil !hdi 142·1Ut
LONG BE;ACH 4101 At\•~tlc loule,'•rd. Corfltf of Caison 421-t174
ENCINO 110:11 Yen,urt loul•••1d, Weit of ltlt.oa 9111330
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Births
IOUTK COAST
COMMUN ITY ltOSPITA.L
APll:ll II. 1•rt 011iw and WYlll 0..... R...,...tl, JIO B L\111'111 Twrtet, t..o,11111 fl.Hdl. bov. AP•IL M, 1'7t S.nctl'I WICf Rlltr«I V. Sll;IN, 2S7'f e'l:f-ii. Parlcwtw. No. :am. Mlt1lon
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CM'lll and JOSlllll .1.11tt.aii~1l1lll1, •II ....... r.•Nde, kl\ """"''-• 11lrl. Undl Ind dlll Clll'lt )(I , Sin JOHii CID'11T-., 9!rl. Cllft'"" Ind IMor'lo Lnlll ll1r1lh, 1141? Laount Ctn'l'Oll ltd.. UG11111
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J0t11 11111 w11n1m a.r~ HI""· m•1 c.rnp1,... Df' .• Mlulan Vlelo. bov. AP•ll • 111• lll•r1111"• Ind D1vlO it M1llM111, 7'622 v...it• Rlu, C•Dhlr-BNcll, boy, MA"i' 1,lt71 C1rol Allll Ind J111 Dtl'l'lll 81lbttw. Hill E. MlrlpOSI Apt, A S11> Cltmlt'IN, boV. Donni Ind Ji:J(l'llt<I II P.l'!fblll, NIW Porl 1111tft, olrt MAT 1, ltr• Ju1nll1 and R!cM•g A!oerl Landry, J~ P•-Cir lln1, San Juan
Ct •Ir-. ,l1~ J 1971 K1t111 1ni AntlMlllw '.JCISIDl'r COJIPOll, 115 Mlr~r. LM111111 htch, boor. Mt . .rid Mn. Allir J-IMnllrY. IOil Cltlvon Vll>w~r ' LICIVNI llt1tti, i.ov. '·~·" K'!!l.'-" Mllf ohrl llltm ICeloltv, ljo,5 \1'11 ,s.,. r S.n Clefnt11te,
Y. MAY 1.1'74
CandKW Ind A:Dblrt A. llt1eklnl011,
nn1 FCtmlll~ L.foUM HU11. olrt. y 1,111• JlldV Incl WU ltm J•mH All1rlllcw, 267'2 L..11 Pt hl'llL. C•ol1lr1no B11<h, oltt.
111 Clrc , • NIGUll, "°""· <11 11111 ~· G\1141°"', 1'6.32
Ml • •nd Vocl•vlo tlllt. 316'12 Vl1 1Mockin111. $.In J\>111 C1ol1tr111Q, t>ov.
MAY 1,1t74 Crtyrl1 •nd D•vld J1m11 v ....... 1w1. 7JN2 El Mir-......... South L.toun1, "'· J1111'1 i nd Fr.rKh.co fllhl" Mor•les, 33741 C-Uni.,.,, NO. II, Oen• Poi111. Olrl. MAY IL 1914 M1rv J1n1 Ind hm&el Pinon, Ill E. M1rou111, Sin Cl1men1e. llOY. L.lnct1 Jffll •1111 Mlll\NI Solr-.s, 23tS2 VI• L.1 Coru111, Ml\tlon Vl1lo, bov. MA'I' IJ, 1t1t L1Kl1 •nll JI"'" Frldrkk Dlck1rd', 2.UOI Stnl• Cllrl A ..... Otfll Point, 11lrl. MAY 14, 1'74 S11s111 Ind JOl\11 Roc:co M1lll110, l?Slil C•rret1rrt Or. Sin Ju111 C1ol1tr1no, Plrl. HOAG MEMORIAL HOSl"ITAL. ... ,.lltL.' Mr. •nd M•r· 0tnn11 Jonei. t6A2 OMnole Dr Vt, Hu" lnolM BHtl'I. olrl.
r'"IO'~"'-~""'~ ., Deaths ,
f! Elseivliere '
WASHINGTON (AP)
Bruce B iossat , 134, c hie f
Was hington correspondent for
Newspaper Enterprise
Association (NEA). died
Monday of a heart attack. H e
had been with NEA for 2..l
years writing four columns a
week, focusing on political
figures and analyzing political
events.
ORANGE COUNTY
UC Irv ine
Sets 160
Courses
One hundred sixty COU11il'S
\\•ill be offered in two si:<·"'eek
sessions at UC Irvine this
s ummer.
TllE FIRST session will be
conducted JlD'le 17 through
July 24 and the second wlll be
held July 2> through August
30. A student enrolling in t\vo
four-tmit courses in each
session may complete the
equivalent of a full quarter of
academlc work.
For the frrst time summer
sessioo students will pay on a
per-unit basis rather than a
flat charge regardless ot the
number or uruts tak en. The
new arrangement is a n
advantage to students who
wish to take less than a
nonnal load of eight units a
seSP1ion. 1bose who enroll in
eight units will pay the same
fee as cbarged last summer.
A $10 fee is required with
the application for enrollment.
Upon acceptance of the
application a student will pay
$20 a unit for the fi rst eight
units and $17.50 for each unit
over eight.
Journalists to F ete Bagley
At Tustin Freedom Dinner
PUBLIC N111'1CE PUBIJC NOTICE p\/BLIC NOTICE
-ut IUltMa.sl JWMCI Of' IA\.I Of a 8 AL PtcnTt0\11 1111 .. nt PICT!,..,. ,, ... -AT POIVATI IALa Al A fllAMI n'ATSM•lllT •AMI ITATllMINT ... I
TM ........... .,_ la Rillf lwll""* TM fOHllwlnt ,.,.-.,, d0ill9 UNIT .. P' l1t 111
111; -*""" u : IGA MAHU,ilCl'U•IHO JfWIL.llll, • a w IVl'l'l. y co .. 21'1 s, Or•IMI ......... cwt " , ... ,,. MMlws Clrdt. c.t• ,.,,.... ......... SM!• AM, CalU. n1W ••• ,. " c.,-._ ... ~ naJ WI•'-~ Wlll1f. un A.NlfM ,.. c_., LAI ,, H9rto C. Aldn. 1"' MM"'9 Ordf, ,._, ............. C.. 111 tM Mttt ... llf tM IEl!t'-of llllAN"
CMM Mitu. QM,_...• f'Mf> ,_,. MldlNt 91'Y.wit, :tnl lttf!fWd< HVOl'll: COLI, DKMMd· tllal tM
TUSTIN Assemblyman
Wllllam Bagley f R • Sa n
Rafael) will be honored by lhc
Onlnge County Chapter ol the
Society of Profesalonal Jour·
naU.sls (Sigma Delta Chi\ at
its annual Freedom of lnfor·
mation banquet F'riday at the
Revere House here.
~ -.!,_. It ~ Irr M LI tMW., (tt. toUl Nollet 11 1111'~ flvt11
past president of the Orange present the club's photography •Mhiou .. ..._. c. Allll'I ,;:,:=,--1' COl'l411ctK •Y • """''1 ~';:! :i,~ ::'Y ;1 J~:1:;.,r:· ,:
County Press Club and Dally scholarships to co 11 e g e Tiii• ~ wt• t11td w11t1 "" w1111atn H. Wulff oM" " ct1er1t1 w. ~~ c'.ii~~1
Celll!TY Cllrll ot Or1• CMlfY Oii MIY 1'1111 M. l r'l'tllt &outft l""*'l'I'• lM .ll'IO--. f Pilot photographer, w 111 students. 11, 1n" TM• ,,,.._, w11 fll.. wtlfrl ""c°"'"" o1 LM ... ,...... :s~·~ _.:c_ _ __:_ _ _:: __ :_--'-----------------1 P41N7 CCM,11\ty Ct.111"0rll9' c""""' on""'"~ C1llt.nil1, to,,.. 11'911Ht ........ ., Id ~..,... Ol'tflM C011t Otlr l'llot 1'1'1 Ind Mlllltel to centlnMllan 11
l"Wd PolftQI"""" MIY ti .... JIJlll ... n. m• IM1• '""" Superior tourt. •II '"' r11111. !1111 Ind Putllll/'lld Orano• CCllll Deity Piiot. '"'"''' ot ukl d.C .. ....i 11 IM 1111'11 ot jfo l' PUBUC NOTICE Ml '/ 1, 1,, U, 29, lt1• 1!04!·7• <ltlll'I 11'111 1!1 ll'lt rlof!I, 11111 llld 11\ttt'lll l ---~~~~~;:':~~:'.".---1'"'-"..C:C.:::..:::..:ccc _______ lt!MI 1111 111111 " u lo Otc:,....., 1111 KqUlrff II)' GPfltllon of llW or otl'ltrwlw,
PlntTlout lutllt1U . PUBlJC NOTICE ollllf' fh111 or ln tcidllton to tMI ot 11kl •AM1 tTATllMINT ~Md. ti ttw llmt of c1t1111, In lrld to tat ~ Tiii tollOWl"'I plfMM ,,. dolno _ 111 thl ce1l1I,. ~I vnlmprolltd prvcitrly
1, MllWM 11; 10 wtfOM IT MAV COto1CERN 1ltu1k In tilt City ot Hvntl""Ol'I lia<l'I. ASSEMBLYMAN BAGLEY OEHISIE! ltlCH.l.ltDS COSMl!TICS. TN ILUI. WHITE IMOUST1t.IES. l"'3\ COll~'I' of Ort!!OI• S11i. of C1trtar11l1, 1~ W11t ~ lllY;S.. C"I• MllU. Ctit•tnut. W.tll'tlniftl", (lllfomli. Ml p1ttltvl11"1V dffCrlblCI 11 follon. loowll :
will be pre5ented the society's c.i '°'111• ' iMlf1*I 111 "*"'""1i.M1111" 111d w111 Lott ''· 1s. ,., 11, 11. 1•. '° ind 21•
Freedom of Int 0 rm at i 0 n 11r'r 0 a 5 u r or p,'i:".:-.... ~·~~.·~. MlrftllM. :-.,. 1'1\llldlll• co .. 1"21 C"'-'""''' l lodr. 1$01 al thl~Vl•l• d•1:.:r ;:.;~~ \tJ...-1,.. l,. Jthlo H, 1111r, :mi ltlttoil, 5-1111 Wft.ltnhlltlt, Ctllrott111, 11 1 ctlwlilon or Slctlan •· ,'"• ~ • P.,. ,. .,
award for his e [ f 0 ft S AllL C•ll,.,..11. IL.U&: WHIT! INOUSlltlES. ~ n -. of Id
on behalf Of Ireedom O
f the Tllll llull~ I• COfldllC'lelf.., ....... ,.. aL.UE WHITE INOUS11tll!S Mltc911•-IMP .. rtconh II ~.... o. M. .CIHO c-rv. C•ll*"'•·
·-wh1"ch 1· n c I u d e s EL T ''"' " •••• P•£s10ENT s11111-ct to; .. ·-· E c Thi• lt11~ Wl l flltd wwllfl ..... '"*'WCI OrlllDe (Mil Olltv Pllet. I, All al thl o--•I 11\d w«l•I fffl illd authoring the Ca I i {or D t_a COlll'll'I' o.nt °' o,11191 C"'"ty an "''Y ,_ M•'I u, 2., 11. ,., 2,, 21, tt. 1,,, un.1• "''°"'' 11t'091rt\' 11•11 1or Thi flK .. •I w11r
·Public Records law a n d S [ NAT 0 R 1974. 1t1•n. • tllfl nol v-1 dlil9 or P'Y1 1
P-#tff 1. COYtMot.. c:Cllldlllon1. rw11rkt1o111.
fighting to keep government PllbllN!f Or~ cont C.llv Pltol. PUBUC NOTICE ,,,.,_,, .. rlghh -i rlotitt. " w•'I of
r ecords open for pub Ii c AL AN s H 0 RT M9Y 1, 1.t. J:I, 21. n• 1s11-1• r;on:t,:wo 111 dll'lh of "''" to flll. inspection. PUBIJC NOTICE •••cut.a 11w 1ti1 111o,,. v1tlee1. 11ct1 to MOTICI OP TltutTl&:'I SAL&: iecvre 1 Nolt 111 !Ml 11•101.llll of l22,1'0.0Cl1 Senator John Tunney ()). UffDllt oa:•D 0 , TltUll Onl of IM llrNI 10 .,. In ,._ of Ille PICTITIOUS IUSINISS TP 4M11 EST.I.TE OF l\RANIC H. COL.f,
California) will be the k eynote NAM• ITAT•M•NT lOAH MO. 1111'1 dkllMd (rwp!'IWl\tlllQ Ill uncH~ldld I'
speaker of the banquet and is D [ M 0 C RAT TIMI follcJwln1 "'"" II c1o1111 bl/.lol11H1 Notte• 11 ._rRY 11...,. 11111 SERRANO 1n1.,.1n •lld ""' rema111111g Not• •NI 11: ltf:CONVEYANCE C 0 MP ANY , A OMd of Tru11 In l•VOt of STENOl!tt
expected to discuss media TERI 0.1.L.LERY, 113?' $tnl1 .I.Ill C1llloml1 c:orpor1tlon II lrUlltt OI' SWEENEY • .1.L.FA:EO OEAN SWEENEV.
relations and I e g is I at i 0 n Committee lo tltct Aw., Cost• ""'"'· C•llfornll "1'6271 llKCtuor lrUllte. or lUbll!lutld '""''" ROBERT s. SWEENEY, MRS. ROBERT PO. loll 205, Coll1 #MW, C1tr10r11f1 pvr•111111 to tlM dftd of trutl IXICl.llld bY H !MITH ind JOSEPH P. SWEENE'(,
pertaining to the freedom of A lan Short twr. DOHAL.D L.. H.1.ltTM.1.N, Ill llM'llrrl.O JR. '" 1ciu•• ·~·~· (rll)l'll'"!lllQ Ill
l"niormatio· n. A questi·on and T rtaaurer ~ P1111ttri, 15:J1 s.m1 •.1.111 men: •n<I OOH.I.LO L.. HAR0•w., ,~••"• unc1tvld«I 11, tnt.1,..1!1 ; :s1Ld No111 ,,.,n .1.vt., CO$ll Mne, C1ll10ml1 '1iU7 GUARDIAM OF THE ESTAlE t: belr lnklriit ii t1M rill of K Olt
answer session \!.'ill follow his TM• 1111.iM•• 11 coiidllcild b1 111 LYNN HAltTMAH, • l'ftf/!0!'1 JAMES 111nvm KC:rulno irarn c11111 of m:row lndlvldu1t. HARTMAN, I minor: 11111 EDDIE l llll ,.h1u be pi wtllll t11 Lr11t1ll-11l1 11
remarks, I I c .. ~· G1ort11 Put1twrl HARTMAN, I ITllllOI" ll'ICI te-<:onlld FIO. fvllOWll · On or~ -Ytlt 1rom clOM
The ff. W. G. Wor1h ngton, 11 • , .. 1rman • Thi• ,,. .. ......,, we• m.o wttti flit 11. 11ro 111 tlOOll. n11 P•o-'2 of on1c111 of 9K;_ , IMY"""'' on ••ch not• .~.u
society's new o 1cers 57 Oiatles Hitls Road. Orinda, Calif. C0\11\ty c1.,1c of °'''* c-1y on "''' 1te«H1 1n tlle o111ce of lhl eountv.,. ct.... of not 1111 1t1111 sn.l7S.o& phrt
and members of the board 0:1-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~--~~--~-1 11, 1J1c. 1teeordtf' o1 OC"ll!Ot c°""'"' C•lltor"
11
• 1""'"' 11 ... 1,111tn 1111t o1 01'(1Mftt'" "" ,,,... 11\d Pllf'llllftf .. the Notice ot 0.l•ull •llCI 11111Mld blllllC• """"°'' l!'ld tt1e 11111nct of
directors will be installed Pllbllsllld Orll!H CO...t D1llv Piiot EIKtlon to s.u ~ rK'Ol'Oed Ji n . .-Id No!H WU .,. P•Y•bl• on GI' .,..,,,,
durin" the progran1. Th!' 1974· DEL ""-Y ti, a, J!/1111 •:..:'c'·-'c'-"----'':.,.cc'c'i 21• 1974 111 tlOOll. 11°" ~ 90 °' w.~ •-v-•r• from 1111 cio.. of trils 1Kl'O'lll'. ,., . • otflcl•I Rtc:W1h. wll1 5 U. on J-• ph/'I K(f'Uld Int.,.,,, due !hire!"; II It
75 officers are Gary Granville, PUBUC NOTICE '''' 11 io:ao i .11\. '' 1111 Narlti Front 11,...i .,.,_ thl' P1rtl•• hl1'9'tv ""' '"tr1nw to tM Orl"'9 County (IM,rfl· T 0 •• " Fullerton Daily News Tribune, ---1oou1e 1oc11.o •I no Civic Clfltw Drlv• Nld Notn 1n11 Oeld• of 1'111 "'1
r lCTITIOUI 1u11Ma11 WHI llW ...... IV w. ""' 51.) lft 1tll Clly orov!Ot tor 1t1u1nu of ,. I r 11. t
president; Stan O!telle, the NAM• STATI M•NT ot Stnll ...... II pubil~ 1uc:llon. to !ht ll:tconYIY•-belld Oii lhe tllflowtno ;
Santa Ana Register, vice Tne followl/19 per111ni .,, dolnt tilgllllt blddolr 117 c••l'I !1Mv•bl• 11 tile Pr .... Jd.O thl Tr1111ar (t>UWll"l hi• first WEDNESDAY NIGHT• blrs!lllU 1s: • tlrM of 111e 111 l•wfl.tl _,. of !hi V11!!9CI complltld 11<row 1nd ll•Plltllld IM tutl
pres ident, and Lewis Barrett, L1N·flRODK APPLIANCE. 1 71 a a !NllH) •II right, 11111, ..... 111i.f'11t. claw'll Pl""""' rlQlllr.0, •nd orovlded !he
Full ll flrookllvrsl, fount1i11 V1llty, C1lllon1l1 con-...y.O lo -now hllcl llY II~ .. 111 TNslor' ti.11 c:ompl1ted grldlllQ on 111 lo•• erton Co ege, secretary· f.!l'DI clffd 1" "" or0Ptrt1 111,..11<1 111 .. 111 ll(urld uncMr 11ld DteO of Tru11 •nd
treasurer. 1. W•rne Plumlly, 111'111 """ .1. ...... County end s1111 MKrlbfd •• tollow1: Not• wltl'tout prlnciP1t red1Kllon ot ti..
NEW DIR°ECTORS are
Robert \Veed, publisher of the
Daily Pilot; Ed Portmann,
public relations manager with
the Irvine Company, and John
Dowden of Cerritos College.
Holdover directors are Don
Smith of the Los Angeles
Times and Sandi ~1osley of the
Santa Ana Register.
Also on the program,
Patrick O'Donnell, immediate
:J
TACOS ' . · 99e
•From4p.m.
GMIHll Grovt. C1Ulornl1 f'J.U LI OAL. D•K ltlPTION: l1t1 1mot111! ol 1110 NIM($), 11'11
Eirl c . McNimeri, 1n• M9rlpa11 Pe.reel 1: L.ot n 111 lllodt 711 ol l1M'lld1rl-. 911r" lo l111J1 • Rt11111
Or., CGl'Ol\1, C1lllonlle t11UJ "SIC!lon B, H-port ••ecl'I", In tM City !P1rll1I Rtc011"9Jll'ICll of L.oll 111 11111 '1
TAii bvtl""I 11 conduc:t.O llT I !jltl\erll of HIWflO<'f lltlCh, County 01 OrlMOlo hlrfln CleKrlbtd; Tl'lt rtm1lnl119 lot1 ml'I' Pfrll'llrs/lip s11i. of C•llfarnl1, 11 ~,_n °"' • m•P bl r11t1t.ld 11"1 P1rt111 R1eonv1y1nc• In w.V,. PlumllV llWl'"eol r1eordld In Book ~. P-11. IM tollowlno ordtr: L.011 II 1nd 19 upon
Tft!1 sllll!Mnl Wll lllld wl!l'I '"' Ml~l•l'llOUI Mlpl, r1Cord1 of w hl lhl 1>1yrntnl of s.1,000.CIO Oii IKl'I of lhl county Clerk of Or•llll• COlllllV on May Orll\QI County. wilhl11 Noll• pl111 lnter11t 4111 """"toll;
IO ltl~ P1rcll 2: llegLnnlll9 11 lhl nlll'1-SI Loll 16 1nd 11, I/POI' lhe P•Y"""' of
' ,,,.,, totllll' of Lot 12 In Bloc• 211 of "~cliOll U.000-00 on ll'll wlll'lln Nolt• pl111 l11ter1tl
PulbllUild Or•llVI COit! Diiiy Pltoi. II Nf'WPOrt 9Ncti", In thl CllI Ill <IUI ....... Kiii •nd 1M ..me1,1119 Loll 14
M•Y IC, 11, 'll, 11111 Junt .. 1'7• 1613·1~ ""*"°"' 8ffc:l'I, C-.,., of Ori noe, 1111 1tld 1$ upon !I'll Dtvmlftl of !tie rtrNlni119
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PUBLIC NOTICE
~ICTITIOUI &USINISS
HAM• ITATaMa:NT
toll-11'111 Plfl«I I• dOlllSI 11111111111
of C1IUoml1 u 1tiow11 on I mtp IMrlOI 1in1>1kl prlndp1I end l11ttrHt OIJI ttierKll\.
rllCOl'Otd In lloolt .. P1g1 71, S.kl prlnclp1I 1>1Jmlflll fttr P1nl•I
MllCllll•-M19!, rtcard1 of 11kl R!Jle•lft i/\111 •P!)IJ tow1nh !hi prlnclp1I
OrM!Dt Cour!ly1 tVnflllll I II' n Ct 0111 i nd flr1I 1bov1 ll'llllllan«l.1 llOrtl'llrlY 11-. tlw no r I ti I r I Y 4. .I.ti p1rl111 lo 1nl1 e1traw
prol01111tlon of JM .,...,tt rly tint of s•ld tck..-1~ !I'll! -....111 of olt 11111
L.of 12 lo 111 lnt..-\olCll'>ll wllft the m!nir•I rlotitt btlow 1 .Hptti ef J(IO '"' ordllllrY' l'll!Jlt lldl Hiw of lhl PtcUk wHI 111 ritllnecl tv tt.e ESTATE 01"
ISL.A NO PLANT HOUSE, 111 AOlll l Oc:H n 111 N9wpOrl lllY •I hlrtll'laflll' FRANIC H. COLE, dtct•!lld• I nd IM
Av1 .• B1ICIOI 1111nd, C1. 116'2 dllctlbtd1 fl'llll(:t 1111ttty •IOl\9 1110 Dlld con~lno wltl ..., rtcllr.
ROblft f . K•lltr, llt\o1 Enwr1Jd ordlllll'l' til91'1 ti• 11111 lo In lnMrM(llon S. It II '"""" i dl-"4Dld ttial Ille
Avt., ll1lboe l1l1nd, C•. f1N7 wllti ti. """"''''f prolcnolllon of the daslno ol tril1 t1erow I• tublld to cwrt
EINnot F. )(emirr, lit\') ErMr1ld •••lttly ~nl of w lO Lot 111 tti.ntt ipprowll of the .. 11 of lhl -·hlll A,,.,. B•lbool 111•1111, C1. t'l"2 loOUlhlf'ly l lOf19 1110 nor 11'1 er I Y ln!tfHI of ttll ESTATE 011' l"RANK
SUMMER SESSION Cl
""°"S Ttl!s butlllCS' 11 COl\dvc:1911 lly •11 pri'lor'IO'llOll d 1'hCI l lSll"IW t!M of 11111 HYDEll: COLE, t m1rrlld -..1n,
er....,,.;; !ndlvldull. L.ot 11 lo f1'll nortl'ln1lfrlw car~ ol dt<:Hled. bllng ~no1.o 11nd1r probllt ""·
M"e open to all regular-session Make Wednesday night your night 10 eat out. At Del Taco, El-""· kemer 1114 Loi U ; lhlnet _,1.,rv •lol\Q thr .,579111 in the sv~rlor c1111r1 ot L.oi.
Blood Unit
· · f s h duJed Wednesday night is Taco Night You get lhreetuty Del Ttili 1t1tem'"' w11 !!ltd w1111 IN northlf'IY llM of wld L.ot 12 to™' point A119<'!••· students at the University 0 c e County Cltrk of Or•• Count¥ on AprU of blglnnino. The Ol'dll\¥'f hloft !lcle 111'11 ' II I• lur111tt ltk-t~ lh•t , .... Ca J j f Orn j a and other Tacos for just 99c. This Wedne5day. drive lhnl !or II family 11, 1'1~. of IN Ptcifk °''"" 111 HfWtlO'I llty c1o\Jno of lhl• tscrow 11 1110 Mlll!ttl lo
size meal you won't forget. At prices yo11'1l lind hard lo beat. ...,,..,. herelr\lboft , .. .,...., to 1' dff(rlbed '1 oot•lnlno !hi 1!;n1111r1 of MRS. ROllERT institutions of higher learning. P1111llshed Or•llOI coe11 0 1lly PHot, lollO'lft: e11z....i11g 11 • point In the "' SMITH 11111 thl ......,.1 .. 111g ..i1rr1 bw
Al II ed '• If h . h ~V 21. a. •!Id J-'· 11, 1'7~ 111,·7~ llOl"ftierly 11'°'°"11111"' °' IM wnMrly 1he1r 11~"''"''' bll-tllrtllY co•1<11"1 lo so a OW "' enro are 1g tliw of EltMHnll'I Str1t1 '' J1lc1 buyer• th•• wlo 1>1rl¥ h•' ~·.ea la lh•
school graduates regardless of Cross Orange C'.ourrty Blood NEWPORT ···cH s·MT· ·H· TUmM PUBLIC NOTICE Elgl'lltf'llltl Slrrel 111110 out 1"° lllow" wlllKI Sllf Ind will t•ltlllf 111 H .. --18 ~ A "" "" A UPOll I m•P of S«llM fl, Ntwport docu.-11 •nd ln11t111:llonl r~nid priaf'
age and persons more u14u Center, 601 N. Golden Circle l ri1to1 IP.&...-11 'I HI s.,_. .d IHI .. _ STATt M•NT o P A&AMDON/lll&:lfT 011 llNCh. 1"t<or<1M1 In 11oo11. '· P1g1 11• 10 ciow of tKrow.
years of age who are of .tr--N .... ic-... S.,..a "-,._., Ml1nll-.n M•P•• record• o1 "1" 1. Tiit wlltr ""'!" 1111111:Jrlzet en cit Drive, here, will be open from ......,.... •• • WJ• ' Ult 01' Or•~ COlll'llY, wlo poln1 ot bl\llnnlno 1e1rcti 11 rlQlllrlCI. ,..,_ti 1111 1111e
sufficient maturity and have FICTITIOUS &UllNI SI NAM• btlno ti.ff 1tt1 norlhlf"lv of sou1tie111 lnivrenc• mm~nw ,, • m1•lmvm cost to
llplitude for the work they 8:30 a .m . WltiJ 8 p.m. June 3· HUMTIMGTON IEA.CH COSTA MESA 111!~ ~t.!"';'1"~110::'::&1'::.'u'~~ ""' ~~:., of1111a1,:!i ~~o!,1oc.:.i1J11PCl~nri.a~~ 1-P•le•\ °' 1100.0ll. Anw lld<f)11.,..,,1 c-1111 ""'"
intend tO wxlertake, 1be center ls open the e xtra 51 56 W-1155........ QU.1.LITV MULCH AND TOP SOIL, t1e9lnnl111 1 roldlll lint btttl llQ<1n 11' t>' IUb\~I 1o IPO<'OYftl ol MH•fl.
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•t "'-'--'-S.C1 S. VIit Blll'tft. ~ltc:lflfll, Cllllon'll•. •9' 0" 1111; rtJnn!ng I~ en t 1 !. tr 11 h1•tP>er unOtr1loocl trod 1grffd
"v '·· ....... .............. ~· IM nor!""'' Mid Mvlng I radius .,. lollawlno CONllll ..... wlll .,. pelO "" '"' will be taught by regular UCl Monday of each m<mth to t DEL~ . July 11. ltn. F lt'51 '96.77 IHI !hl'OUl)l'I '" •rt lll1!1nc~ ct buy•• tieriln:
faculty members, 8CCOrutng o a OW persom to ondlloC """:"P M • £ D /'-...._ El Toro, C•lltor111• '16.10 lin• ~,,1 norlh n· 51 • _. .. e••': ttiencr e"vlronm.n111 1m~c1 """'1: ••
~1.0st Of the summer C(lUrses evening boun 00 the first r'-,-, •l.Spiiflli lh ,._...,.... 00TN0~k".""",, ., .. '"",."':.'....~c-r""'r~ ....rtt!wfthirlY ...... 1 (II,..,. contlVI '8 IMI 111¥ I nd •It (01'1\ rtl•llnQ lo l htl
~· t u d ••• blood ~-SA.MTA A.MA Jamtl P•u• Hvlton, 7'1,1 J1~r sr., II.Sol ,.., tu I "°'"' from wtllcl'I •••dill I.I l11ytr rt(tlwll'IQ' 1ppro~•• of !Mir
Dr. Richard Baisden, director who might not be able to do so JV ..... .,.. --r-• This lluslnltl Wll COllChlC!ld llY •n -ttrlw ••ono • c11rve (OflCl"9 lo Ille r"1ulrr<J b .. Ille City of HU11l111Qtbn :II~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~ •• ~~~· ~~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l1
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AVIS C"""'IY C .. rk of Dl'lf'IOI CCMl<lly on M1y loOU!l'l l1" IO' :JO'• -Sii ll'lllMI norll'I 110 1ppllc .. 11~ Ind r"1vlrtd.
Meroarr1 w. Avli. -1ol. D•le of Offlll 10. 197• •t' )O'' well 1S.U let! to thl r'IOl"!hr••I 1.3 Seller hfrr!11 or1nl1 to bllwer /\Mv 27, ltlol. WI • 1 rwsldenl of P.ic!Politicll~!'f f' 1tts1 Comtf' of t.ot •In 11111 lllort 7111 11'111\CI perm!HIOll lo ent..-on IM Wblttt
Death Notices
Hvnllr><1I011 tl••cti, C•lll. S1Nku w111 bt' PIJbl!tlled Dr•...,. C011! D1llv P/101, norlti n° .w »'' "'' •lono !Ile proptrtw !or rtc1ulrtll $0!1 1'Hh le
"''! w.,...,..,. "°' "· """ >•OO •M. I AD ENOUGH ? Moy"· 20. "· "" J,M" "" om.,. ""''-" "N ., w• ..., , "' '"' " " ""Mmod. " '' ""• '°"""'" d ~~\~rv.~~~w1• Cl'll~. Sm JI ti 1 ' PUBLIC NOTICE t,. nor1n-i1 (oriwr °' uld L.ot •· 11<111 111erow 1rod bv'/9f eorHS to ••lv•n AKA: 1111 Bly ,1,,,....,,, Ntwwrl the toll lo Ill arlgl11•I (tnlOUI' 1tt1r
Ka:Yll llffdt, C1llfomll. l•1l1no Is conlPlll.O. llV'l'tr holdt 1,llfr
Glad'n £. IC"I" .01i. of dfftl'I M1w 1~. FICTITIOUS &USIMfSI :f>lllO 1111 wtll be IMClf, t.i 'Wl!t>ou1 hf1"9111 ti~rmle•S lar ll'f ll111lrl1w er 197ol. Survlylll 11"/ l'ltr" ~nd WUl!em S. HAMa ST.l.TIM•NT co .... Mlll or Wll'tMly, ftPl'ftS or lmi.llr<I. r1J.P0111l11<lllY for "'try Oii "" proprri~
KevH: two-· Sltohrn w. Ind Mkhl>ll I dol bu I •101rclf111 tttt. p01.MSSlon Of' ll'IC'\fft'IO<· prior to (IOll of fKfOW. E. Ki,...; ttv-11 dlUllillw1'1, c.roir111 w. TM followll\9 pen.on ' 111 i iwu &f1Cff, hi Mll•tv tti. lnOltllldn<!IS HCUfrd 1' Tnh r~row ls 11111le<:l lo llllyers
LOW1'Y. Dorl• 80oltl and Trl-,,.,.111 11; OV w.ld OMO, lnc:h,ld!llQ l'M ht 111d ea· AbllHy to oblll11 blllldlto0 ~rmlls lrom
ICe'f'H. All "" •llllv9 •r1~b ol so HAS MODERATE REPUBLICA PARADIGM ENGINEERING. m PMtt of thr In/It.II •nd of '"' '"'"" thl d ty of ~tJflll11gtvn 81x11 tw 1he ~:::-1~·1~e1fi!:T; '\'.,,.......,br"~~ N MNclow'lm L.-. Ll9llr\I a..c:n. C1. c:re1l9CI OV ...io ctMd, 1ctv111«t l!wrt· construcllon of 1P1rtmt11ll und1r "'' Hl"'f , Emertan "'-•nd Tltfan f1MJ Vl\On", wtlfr lnltrWll tl provf:lfocl 11\frtln, ronfng prlllt'lllV 111 txh;lerocl (R-31.
Mon1: two 11_.11,., Vlralt Undbo.9U of RlcllM"d 0. H1rtly, m MtldOW11rll lfllll flit un(lllO prltw:lc* of 1111 flOle Buy..-•U<ll'I to 1<1v151 ncrow "°ldfr
H1w11l \· -1Jst..-. F•llKlt R.oucil'lllfl of L.1rw, LIUIHM fl rtcfl. Cl . nMl wcvrl<I "" u ld dMclJ 10-W!I W.177.0t -the -".... "'' bllll l>bl1inrd Cosll Me-11. S.Olces wlll bl held This M ll\IU ft co1111h1dtd l7Y 111 w,,1~ ,1,n~.,.""-, ••• 0'0'":.,,0C:lt>tllr 20, tntblilll 11crow hahler to ~1.., 111
Wl<l~ly, M•v 2' 191' 11 11 :OD AM, lrdl~ ...... I '~ .,.,.., " -·~ O 0 0 Petiflc vi-Ct11i>el'. lnlermt111, Pe.elflc . D•tld· MW 1 .,,, . Pl'' II tc:COO"O Ilg y.
v;-•-'" '"'· ""'" v•-ROIE t LAN PH EA t '"""' o. """'· iERRAOio OECO"EY'HCE '·' •m•• •-"" ~ ""M•"m'M~ Marlu1rv. dlretlort. Tl'll• ltlllmlfll ..... ''''° wllft "" COMPANV ""' noort •1111 oil !ollfCft wl!Nn 5 OIWS Counlv Clerk ol Or•nte COIM'ltv on May II 111cti l ru1let titer recflpt °' ...... ''""' IK•OW
STUC.CEY 17, lt7.t. ay J. E. Cornwill hOldl•. Vnl111 written dJ.-.... 11 Is
Edlrh Sootir1 Srvcktv. r11ldtnl of L.t-1111r1 'nnt A""""'1zld Olflctr re-t•lwd by e-Krow flolllfl" w!llll11 11'1<1 Wor!ll. L111un• Hiiis. D'1f ol llfl!h MI V Pl.lblllhld Ol'll'IOI Cotst Dilly PllOI --1190 1111'11, Wld ,_,, tll•ll Ill
?S, 197• '' !ht -of 1<l. Svrv!Vld OV hlr 21 ,. J 11 1'7 111"7• l'!llSlllncl Nlltllln S!utkev; Mr "°"' Rooer #My , • Unt •• ' • " Put1U•1'11d N..,,,.,,.. Htrbor NfW'I Pren dternld 1pprowd lt'ld 11111 (Olllll\Ofr'ICY
,1.. Stuc:kev incl oranclson R11101U M. comOlllld wllh 1111 Or111g1 Co.ts! 01l1y Ml•fld 111 l!s t1>ll•tl'V.
sruckrt1: or1nd dauatir1r Stittvl Lvnn; PUBUC NOTICE Pilot, NIWPOl"I !111~. c1111om11, M1v u. 1.6 fluv1r 1eknowlldgn ""1 ltltr• ~1.11ro~if1 ·~. "":J~:,~ of0~~!d~ 1--------------21, 21. "'' 16'9·1• mey bl 1xl1H119 oll 1111T11H lo t>e
1ervlcti Wfl'"I tleld IOCllY, El Taro PICTITIOUS &USI Nl!SS rtm11Y$:1 II w.U II poulblt pl~lll'll!I Ctmetrrv, El TOl'O, C1lll. Shtfftt LIQUO'll NAME STAT'IM•NT re11vlrlnO rlloc:lllon. Any c111h r11111no
Beath MOf1111ry , OlrtCIOl'I. Tilt foll-frog ptrl>Ofllo l lf dolllQ PUBLIC NOTICE lo Mml Witt be tlornt ttw """""·
ARIUCKU & SON
WISTCLlff MOITUAllT
427 E. 17th St .. Cosio Me~
646-'1888 -·-IALTZ-IDGfRON
FUNERAL HOMI
CoroM del Mor
Co~a Melo -·-
67J..9450
646-2424
HLL IROADWAT
MoaTUAllT
110 Broodwoy, Costa Meio
548-3'133 -·-
M<CORMICK IAGUNA
HACH MOITUAIY
I 79!J loguno Conyo,. Rd.
494.9415 -·-McCORMICK
MISSION MORTUARY
'28832 Camino Ccri•1lrana
Son Jvan Capillrano
495·1776 -·-PACIFIC VllW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel
3)00 Poc:,jie l/iew 0.i.'!
Newport B.!:ocli, Col1forn1a
6•4·2700 -·-PHKFAMfLT
COLONIAi. FUNlftAL
HOMI
7801 Soito;..,.., WM1111lns!M
ll9J..352S -·-SMITHS' MmTUAIIY
627 lv\ofn St.
Huntington S.oc.h
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NEPTUNE SOCIETY c........ c,....... ""*-....... "'I ........ ""_..,....~~ T• ,.. ::"l..:!,•......,.,
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IN
CONGRESS
• NIXON'S IMPEACHMENT
OR RESIGNATION
•STRINGENT CAMPAIGN
REFORM
• PUTIING ENVIRONMENT
FIRST
•CONT AIMING INFLATION
•MEW ENERGY-SOLAR,
GEOTHERMAL. FUSION
Congr.ess -40th Dist.
ATTORNEY• PLANNING COMMISSIONER • ENVIRONMENT ALI.ST
M lneu IS: '· It 11 tck-lldOld by Ill ptrlltl ltl•I
MAGNETIC SALES ANO ENGINEER· !ft the ""1!1\f 1o1Utts •<1 l11110le lo d~llv1r ING, 2'1921 Muirlillds •1Yd. SPKf JI, HOTICI DP TltUJTEE'S SAlE 11111 lo tM lUll!ed prl)l)lrty acc111!1lllt lo
El Toro C•ll!Ol'nli mlO Mo. F·11 4E llll'lcr. buwrr•s depoi.11 'Wiii be rtturl'lld lo Chtrl~ C. Ruoln, 2•'21 M11!rl1nd1 On Jvnt 1•, 191•, II 11 :00 A.M .. 11..,.,.1r lrH coil' Incurred, hOWeVllr, In'"'
Blvd. Spaci 31, El Taro, Ci!llornll f1UI GRANADA ESCROW COMPANY II 41JlV 1...,nt al1 (ondlt1om of thl1 tKrow 1'11vt N•nd ICllhore, m Jo.tnn SlrMI, •POOl11tld Tr1.11h11 lll'tOlr •n<I P11•w1nt 10 Men met 11111 bllYrr f•lls to perform.
Cosli Miii, C1Uroml1 t2U1 OMO of Tr1.11t r-ded iSIPlllTlt>tr I'-bllyrrs <llPOS!t wlll be rlltlntel llV .ellerL
Tnls """'""' 11 condlldld 11y 1 "'*'" 1m, ti ln1tr. No. 11'11, 111 tlOok 10325. 1111 co1t1 lnturrld. Yau wlll be 1'11,_ par1Mritilp. ~ ti. of Offlcl1t RKOl'd• 111 tlM oltlc1 lnttr11dlc:w11 tar urnt.
Clwrlrt C. Rubin of ltil C-"' Rte°"""" of Orll'IOI C°""""' 10. If !he Tru1!or, or l'lli 1vcce11ors 111
N•nd ICl•l'lol• St.ti of C1Htoml1, WILL. SELL. AT !"'1r-.1, s.11111 1111, convey or 111"''" 11ld
Tl'lli tllhll'lllftl wis Oled with 11'11 PUILIC AUCTION TO HIGH EST p<oporrty or '"" p1rt thlr9ol, ar 1nw
Countv Clerk ot Or1nt1 Covn!Y on Ml'/ llDDElt FOil CASH {p1yltlll 11 II~ of lnlto"e11 lile..tft, or •/\In be dlvin1fd cl til1 11 lf7" "" 111 l1wlu4 _.,of tM Vlllled $11111) lilt~ or lftY 111i.rHt llM<1ln I~ 1ny m1nn1r • ''*"' .i ltil SOllll'I fl'ont rntr111C1 to 1111 °'""' ar w1w, wlillfllr ltOllllllll'l' or l11vol11nrary, Pllblllhed OrM!Dt Casi 01ltv Piiot C~ Old C_. Hou51. 111 the City of 1ny l116111tld1M1s °' obl'91tklll MCVr.O
.,Ml'f 21, 21, Jllllt ,, 11, lf74 1•7• S.11!• Ant, C0\11\ty of 0rlll01, Ill rl9'1I, lltrebY, lrr1t01CCllW1 of lhl m•lurlty
C:.:--'..:.C---.:__;_.c....:_ ______ I""' ltMI lrlltttlf '°'"'""" lo Ind MW NMI IJP'ftMd Ill 111¥ Hell ""1dtnt11'111 PUBLIC NOTICE 11t1d bY 11 uncSff 111c1 °'" of tn;11 111 t111 "" 11rN1, ,, 1he op11on of , ... Mlotr --------------!"'".,..,_ 1lh>1t.O 111 1114 County 1nd Sl•I• hlf'tof, 11'111 wltllolrl 01m1nct or notice, -dt'KriMd 11: WH lmmldl1ttl1 becom1 0111 and FICITIOUS I USIHass
N.1.Mi STATIMlkT
TM fOllOwtnG Pll1Clft It doffll Mfl\IU
Lot 1$. Tr1el 3212, •• ~r m1p p.ay1bl1.
reeon:lld ln &ool< Hl'J, P-.n 4t Ind 50 11. Tl'ltrl 11 t0 bl dellvertO to '(llU 11
of MIKtnlnewl ...... "" In .... ottla II IM clo11 of llUOW • c«tlntd c:Ml:k Ill
11: !I'll '*"""" r'ICOf'dlr Of llld c:.ounty. 1"I ivm of Sll.J00.00, 1M bllll'IC'1 of ll'le
NO'IE Et+GINl!EltlHO COHTllt.l.C· TM •lntt ldodftU 11M1 ol!Mr -1fornlkl purcNN Orlct, blllllltr 11 bt TORS. m lill'tlor 11111111 Drlv1, ,._ dnltMtl-If 111'1'. Of "" ,.... Pf"OOlrty Plkl lltrouvft the Her-, • .,. "'•blllhld
port BIKl'I, C1tll. n6t2 llftlerlbld 111oW 11 """"°"'" to be: 2431 wlttiln ftlrH 131 din lttwr cmll""lll°" Fred J. N-1145 Sl'ltl'JtnrtOll fr1nc:ltco Drtw, H""'°" 8 I I C II, ef the 1111 by lhl Ibo,,. '"lllild Court Pl11;e G.301. N~ l1Kfl, Ceflf. Celltoml•, Ind !hi "'"1111Q of !hi l llo .... Cf'lillorf,
Tl'll• 1111.inlY II c:Onclucltd bV 1n Tiii Ulldlfllfl'llCI Tnrtlw Olte;i.tl'M ~ Tiii Sll.500.00 flll'ltl~ll 1111 llll1t>e1 for llldlvld1,11I. UIOIHtv for MY lnc:orrldfttu o1 ti. 1trwll !hi '"llr1 tr1n11Cll011 afld !hi e111i.•1 \'I
Fred J, N-~-Ind olhtr cornfnOll OHIONttlOl'I, ti Iller• 1movnl1 lo st,1JO.OG.
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County Cllrlr. of Orlf'ltl (Ol,lltly on M.9y s.ld wll wUI .. "*"• -.ut lfWllMMll 1cceot1111e lo ti. 111'td•~lll'td •tl1H be 17, lf7.. CO'ltl\lfll er Wltflfl!Y, IXPl'ISS or lmplltd, pror1led II of IM 4111 of (loti of IKrCIW,
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Ghost .Town on Auction Block
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI I -
Anyone want hll OWJ1 ghost
town, complete with dlurl'h,
!Ire hydranla ml a qulcU!lver
mine? 'lttere'I one ror aa\e.
It 18 New Idna, Calli.,
nestled In the r<mOte Dlablo
Mountain range about 160
miles eouth of San Francisco.
m E TOWN AND Its famed
mercury mine date from Civil
War times when a prospector
discovered a deposit o f
cinnabar that proved to be one
of the rtshest in the country.
The lode bas been worked
almo6t cootlnuously s l n c e
then, producing thousands of
Oasis of mercury.
Last year, for e<:oQOmic and
envtronmental reasoos, the
New ldrla Mining Company
clooOO down operations and
sold its mining equipment
there,
The rest cl the property Is
to be auctioned Thursday,
ntE TOWN HAS 48 frame
houses, 24 improved trailer
sites, OOnk houses, shops,
garages, a church , a fumac.e
plari., streets and f I r e
hydrant,,,
And it has the quicksilver
mlne, with Its twisting shaft,,
in whloh there ts reportedly at
least $1 milUon more worth of
quicksilver ore.
There are 2,000 acres of
rolling hills, described as
"81)ectacular recreation land,
with water, roads a n d
spectacular scenery."
ONE LEGEND of the to\vn
during its 120-year history is
of the bandit Tibur cio
Vasquez'.
Va9Quez was a notorious
criminal who roamed the
California hills aroond the
turn oC Ule century, striking
stage coaches and travelers In
sometimes wild forays.
VASQUEZ HAD HIS hldeoot
near New Jdria, and 1t Is
rumored that the mintts or
the town knew well vmere he
was. But he never attacked
anyone in New Idria -and on
that lllderstamlng, the miners
never gave away his hiding
place to the pursuing posses.
The Milton Werschow
Auction firm of Los Angeles
will take bids on New Jdria at
1:30 p.m. Thursday at the
Rodeway lnn, South San
Francisco.
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Beads Co11u1111nd
Air Force Gen. Russell
E. Dougherty has been
named to head Amen.
ca's nuclear missiles
and bombers as chief
of the Strategic Air
Command. ·-
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Tueodu. MOY 28, 1914 I DAILY PILOT 9
HURRY-UP, HAIRDOS:
CUT, BLOW 'N GO!
We st-iow you tiow to care for t~em step by step. Our
curl coaxing SCISSOR S.TYLES are all fuss-free and
functional and are easy to do as just sh,ampool In-
cluded are lamp cuts, finger tumble cuts, curhng iron
cuts, blower cuts. wast\ towel dry, brust\ 'n llufl cuts
or simple wash. and wear cuts. Th.ey are all SCIS-
SORED, take-care-of·yoursell styles. Good for any
age, any hair. NO teasing, no rollers. no pins. NO \POLLUTING HAI R SPRAYS. ALSO NO SET PER-MANENT WAVES. YOU MAY NEVER WANT TO SET YOUR HAIR AGAI N.
JOSEPH'S SCISSOR STYLING
Huntinaton Beach Fullerton
t 564 ..r...tt.. A••· JDS H .......... 11•4..
%8-3535 879-3863
0,..Ddyl A.M. to IOP.M.• Set. S...t to S ,,M.
SUPER SALES, STOREWIDE COME IN AND SCOOP 'EM UP!
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SPORTING GOODS
12 Only Bowling Bog (Brown & Black) O<ig. 5.97 ...................... NOW $4
24 Only Bowlinq Shoe~ {Men & Women)
Broken S1:es. Orig. 8 97 , ..........• NOW
17 Only R·"I. Wh.·.~ P. Bh•l" &wling Bolls
10. I'!, !-i lb~U•·J 2297 ••. . NO'N
80 Oilv \.Vil· ~n ti( : 3 Gc.11 fi1:1,
P~q ur 30 0ro·i. :' /_. ..... .
3 Only Block W 1dvN P 1ni:r
Or•'!· 9 97 ..
36 Onlv Sp(ild"''! Kric, f l,te Ge.Ii 60
P .. q. ol 3 Oriq 2 7.1 ....
NOW
NOW
$6
18.88
$2
$7
$2
8 0'11y ?5 lb. S•:irr·, W"1ri:·· ~ .. ·
Ori(']. 10.9/ ... · .. ,..... . .... NC)VJ $8
0 ri g .
SHOES
FAMILY
Shoe Clearance
Casual, Dress, Sport
3.99 t o 14.99
NOW 2/8,00
560 0.,1, v 11:·.,· 'rl • s~.,!'
Or g. I 00 .. NOW .77
150 011ly VVonlC"'1~ f..obr1c
Specn:il Buy ..........••. NOW 2/3.00
TOYS
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GROUP I
Ori g .. 79to1 .29 NOW .t:A .50
Doll Clothes Kites
Jock &'Jill Rog Dolls Pick up Toys
GROUP 2
Orig. 1.79 to 2.99 NOW 1.00
Doll Clothes Bathroom Fumiture
Dare Devil Kite Kitchen Furniture
Misc. Crafts Misc. Toys
GROUP 3
OrlfJ. 2.99 lo 6.99 HOW 2 .00
Li1tle Punkin Doll Toy Horse Ride On
Misc. Crafts
GROUP 4
Orig. 3.99 to 4.59 NOW 3.00
Spring Hone Ride On Uttle Lulu Doll
Spri ng Worm Ride On Doll of Europe
Willie the Worm Ride On
ELECTRONICS
1 Only GE Phonogropll (935) O<ig. 47.97 , ... , ••• , ....... NOW 39 .88
1 Only Panasonic Color TV (CT301)0dg.329.95 ........ NOW 277.00
35 Only Panasonic Toot o loop (R72-Bloe, Yellow. Red)Odg. 13.88 .... NOW 9.88
1 Only GE Quad System (SC42001 O<;q. 249.97 ... " •• ,NOW 199 .88
WOMENS
Gigantic Women's
SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE
486 Only Tops 96 Only Skirts
363 Only Pants S60 Only Blouse
Gigantic Spri ng Savi ngs
o,;9. SJ to S>5 Now$2 to $12
25 Only 1Norrv>ri~ 6cJ1 Sl,"~
Orig ~ 99 to $6 . . . . . . . . ..
t,,j Onlv r,n,, J,,w,.lrt ci..~o·ance
. .•.. NOW
O·•g ~I 1:i S/.5) .... , . NQ'l/
$.99
$.50/$5
36 Oniv f in!' 1NorrP, Ll.:or<ll>'•· O"'l 16.""o2095 .......... Ncl-2.88/15,88
I ?O Only Womens Dre~~cs
Orig. $13 to S22 .........••..•.... NOW
MENS
ISO Onl1 r..1~n \ Sweoler V.-~1
Orig 2 9'1 ...................... NOVl
I>·) On' / f 1nr / L•·'11h~-r 6 ···.
Or•1. 2.93 ro 6 98 ... , ••••.... NOW
-,5f) O.,~Y fon:y Co~vol Socl~
Onq. 99 .•••• , ••• •.• ••••..•... , . NO#
120 Only Shor! Sl.,eve Ores; Sh•rh
Or1q 3.99 t::i ~ 00 .. _ ..... , • , .. _ .• NOW
J:iO o.,1v fonrv S1)0rl S· .. rt~
Onq 3 ?9 10 'i 0') ....•....•.. NOVI
l, •) 0·1!1 SnJrt n•vJ lonq Sparr SI ir·,
Griq ".' r,9 ... N O'.V
9.88
1.99
2/5.00
soe
2.99
2 /5.00
3/5.00
o: On'1rI''~/511-•t (:;or
Or1ri :1'f.8d ....... NO\'/ 19.88
~· ~ (},'I C,· ud c.-.' -r S;JJfl C.:,o!
Or.-1. I '7 91} •••••••••• , ••••••• , ••• NO'N
I ~2 On!>; r:'o ·'11 111:-l Dr~.'> Peri':;
Ong. 6.95 to 'J '}d , ...... ~ .•••••• , NO'IJ
BOYS
52 Only Boys Sweaters .
Orog. 3 00 ..••.•••• , , • , •••••• , o, NOW
'.:'00 Only Bov<, S111!01"r Ve:.1;
Oroq ~ 99 ... , .....•.•..• , •••••• NOW
?00 Only Boy~ Beller Sport Shirts
Oriq. ~ 98 •... , ....•••.••••. , , •• NOVV
90 Only Boys Jeari<,
Oro!J. l .99 ••• , •...•.•••••••• Now
3~ Only Boys c .,.ordinote Se:s
Orig. 2.99 10 4.29 , •..•••••• , , • , , •• NOW
' AUTOMOTIVE
22 Only floor Mais
Orig. 3.98 ro 5.29 •••••••••••••••• NOW
21 Only Aula Mirror<,
0..ig. 2 .49 to 5 89 •.••••.••••• NO'N
4 Only Mini 8 Troe:!... Player
(RR4Slt-0) Ong. 54.88 .•••••••• , •••. NOW
11 Only VW-AM Pu~h Button Radio
(RR36PB) Ong. 39.88 ••• , •• , ••.. , .• NOW
4 Only Mini Afv1 Radio
(RR201 M ) Orig. 29 .88 • ; •• , •••• , •• , • NOW
4 Only Mini FM Converter
(RR202M) Orig. 35.88 ••• , •• , •••• , • , NOW
22 Only PlX Multi Speaker
Orig. 16.47 ••••••••••.••••••• ,.,. NOW
19 Only u.ok,( Cycle Helmels
Orig. 12.88 to 14.99 •••• , •••• ,,, •• NOW
t·
14.99
4.99
1.50
.66
2.00
2/3.00
1.50
$3
$2/$3
$44
$29
$19
$29
$12
10.99
CAMERAS
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'15 Only Argus lnstomolic
Orig. 10.97 ..• , ...•.••....••••.•• NOW
4 On1v Key\!On<"! Evedlosh 800
Orig. 69 97 .............••....... NOW
3 Only A1 \1us ~~•no Compact 300
Orig. S63 .. ~) .........••.•.••• NOW
9 Only G/,f 35 EE Corner:i & (05~
Orig 69 9/ • . . . . .•........ NOW
'!Only GAF S1 I 04 fv'io·11e Comc:ro
Or.g_ 99.97 .............•........ NO\.V
3 Only K,,d,1 1... Poc~el Projecior JOO
Or1q. 89.97 . , •. , ••••. , .•• , ..•.. , . NOW
1 OnlJ' Kidu ... Corou~'!I 76JH
Oroq. 14999... . .•. , ... , • NOW
4 Only GAF Sl>dc Pro•E-~L;,. 2660
Orog. 54 9/............ . ..... NOW
1 Onlv f-"Y\tc.n~ •i 40 Pr:.i;"'~'or
Orig. 99 9/ ...................... NOW
5 Only K"v\1:.n» Ei':'C''onic f l o~h
Ong. 51\ 97 .............•........ NO'/.'
$8
$59
$39
$49
$69
$79
$115
$49
$85
$49
GIRLS -INFANTS
REDUCED
Better Dresses
Spring and Summer Style
3-6x -7-'4
Orig. 3.50
to
9 .00
N0W2-6
l,T(}.'1r. J-1· .. -.• J.(, •. 7-14 J
'", C'y•IJ?? .. . .. NON $1 .00
163 Oniv Gor -Kn I f.:;r:, c;11d BlcJ:e~ O"g. 2 50 <0 39'1 . . ............ NOW $1 .00
43 Only Gori; 2 Pc. Set; (3·61C/7-14) O"g.800,o 12.00 ................ NOW 6.00
265 Only lnfonis (''!01011'" -
Ton~. Prin•~ ". .. , Dr.,,·e. 0"9· 2 99 •o 699 ............ NOW 2/4.00
Calculators & Stationary
34 Only Commodore (0058)
Orig. 58.88 .......... . ....... NOW $39.99 ,
16 Only Commodore (USB. US3AC, 6MSE)
Orig. 79.95 to 84.80 •••..•. , ••. , •• NOW 69.99
10 Only M1nu1e Mon 2 O"g 79.95 ................ ,. .... NOW 5 9, 99
8 Only Minu:e Mon 3 0"9· 49.99 ...................... NOW 29. 99
260 Only Assorted Boxed Sto1ionor'{' G-.o<Voloe>0"9· .50-2.97 .... NOW .25/1.50
120 Only Metal Foorla<kers
Special Buy .••••.••..... , •.••.•.. NOW 9.99
FASHION FABRICS
1.000 YARDS
Final Clearance of Winter ancl Spring
Fabri cs, Polyester,, Sportswear, Cottons,
All Drastically reduced to move fast.
Only .89 to 1.29 NOW • 5 0 .
Only 1.97 to 2.49 HOW 1 .44
Only 2.77 to 3.29 NOW 2.00
GIFTS-LAMPS-PICTURES
150 Only Swag lomp As~t. Gloss
Orig. 8.88 to I 1.99 •••• , •••••. , , ••. NOW
ID Only Ceramic Urn Tobie lamp
0119. 39.95 ..................... NOW
?5 Only Vf'l,..e1 Tiffany Tobie lomo
Ong 24 'JI ................ ~ ... NOV./
6.88
$30
$15
30 Only Colun111 Boudoir Wht ./Gotd
& Red /Brown. Orig. 2/16.88 .. ,. NOW 2/12.99
20 Only Assl. Setter Tobie lamps
Orig. 44.97 10 $50 ..•••.•.•.•.. , • , • NOW 39.811
$6
$2/$3
$1
20 Only l6~56 Door Mirror
AJOcodo frame. Orig. 8.70 •......... NOW
50 Only 9!/2"-12" Bross Wall Ploques
Orig. 2.97 ro 3.97 .••• , •..••.• NOW
100 Only Asst. Floro! Arrangements
Orig .. 97 to l .87 •.. , , ........... -. . NOW
125 O nly Asst. Mug.> & Sna.::k Tray
Ong. $1 . . . . . . . . . •• . . . . .... NOW
50 Only Plas11c Wicker loo~ Par .~on,
Tobie_ Ong. 8.97 .................. NOW
5J Only Sioneworc Soup MJg~
Ong. 2.47 ........ , ............. NOW
~'.)Only Asst. Tri.,,ets
Orig. 2.47 ••......... "! .......••. NOW
40 Only Stoneware Asst
Orig. 'J.47 ...... . . ... NOW
46 Only Chino Va~e A~;I.
Orig. 6 9/ ...... . NOW
40 Only Cold Vl·ought Iron A .. .,.
Orig. 1.47 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... NOW
I 00 Only A;:,t. Bor Gadqeis
Orrg. l 17 to 1 .. 37 .. . ... NOW
$:so
6 .88
$2
$2
$2
$5
$1
$1
500 Only Misc. Nc1io11;.
Braids. Frinq". cords. c:c
Orig. 25 to ./9 ... , .......... N01/'J .• 1 0/.50
150 Only Remnant~ . , .... , •.. NOW Y2 Price
HOME FURNISHING
23 Only Embossed Blank.et
Twin Size. Orig. 6.99 , ............• NOW $5
3 1 Only Embossed Blonl.et
Full Si.:e. Orig. 8.99 ................ NOW
18 Only Upsy Daisy Bedspread
T Hin & Fu ll. Orig. 22 .50 to 24 50 .... NOW
250 Only Novelly Curton1
681C24. 30. 36. Orig. 3.98 .......... NOW
450 Only Shower Curtains
Ong. 2.99 to 4.98 , ........... NOW
120 On!y 24" Round Bo1hroa111 Rug
Ong. 3 98 , . , , . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • NOW
32 Only 5"t6' Borhroam Corpet
Orio. 26.97 .......... , .............. NOW
$6
$15
$3
$2/$4
$3
$22
PAINT & HARDWARE
54 Only Treasu ry Latex House Paint
(Gallon) Chorcool, Soge Green
Ronch Red. Do"e Gray. Towney Gold. Estoie
B(o;'.o'n, Romon Oli'ie"· Ori.g. 6.4,9 ...... NOW $4
31 Only Treo5ur'{ Floor Enom el
Smoke Gray. Slo!e Grau, Palm Green,
.TerroC01ta. Orig. 6.49... . .... NOW $4
6 Only 10" Pipe Wrer1ch Odg. 5.19.... ... . . . . ........ NOW $3
11 Only Clothes Otyer Vefll Kit ~ty3~N .HOrdWOre·1;a;,; Now·itefu~':i to Clear~~
SANTA ANA STORE ONLY!
JUST NORTH OF SOUTH COAST PLAZA • 3900 SOUTH BRISTOL OPEN DAILY 10 to 9 P.M. SUNDAY 10 to 6 P.M. -
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' J l'L CLEAN CAR S't'Si&M
""Staple Inflation'
Bumpy Road
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Brakes 01i for Mobile Ho rne
' AIR lltROllU
2 PliEUIMllC ATOMIZER
U.S. Poor Feel Brunt of Food Cost Hikes By ~OLTON MOSKOWITZ
Cfnllk:lll '••hlfu bullde1'3 couldn't do. But now,
ironically, they have reached
the size where lhey too ale
affected by such factors as
high inter~st rllles and ebbing
consumer confidence about th!!
economy.
By SYLVIA PORTER
JIO\~: far can the n11U~-4f
poor in America trade do\\TI in
food -in an era of galloping
"staple innatlon?" While you
ma y be spending the nalional
"average'' of only 16 percent
of )'Our after·tax income on
food , what aOOut the' fa n1il.v
already spending 30 to 50
percent of its illCOme on food
and facing
c1uantu m
jumps in the
prices of
th<.!Sl' hi1th·
protein ha-
sirs at lhe
very bo1tcm
01 the rood
\:iddcr?
\~'hat".~ bo'-
Jow the bottom?
POllT[ll:
In the pas! y{'ar. according
to latest official fi gurt·s. the
cost of food al hon1e has risf'n
almost 20 vcrccnt. But in the
same period, !he average
pri ce of a fiv e-pound bag of
flour has soared 60 per cent : a
three-pound can of shortening
has jun1ped 64 percent : a 10-
pound bag of potatoes. 60
percent ; )'read. 34 percent: a
pound of dried beans.. 182
percent : n pound of rier. \OJ
percent: a half gallon of n1ilk.
27 percent: a dozt>n lari.t<' cees. 29 percent: a pound of
turkey, 35 percent : 1i pnund
cheese. JO percent. And so it
goes.
AS ~t EAT PR I CE S
skyrocketed in 1973. millions
traded do"n froin steaks to
stev.', hair.bu rger. fis h and
chicken: from c;fr\I' An d
hamburger lo n1ilk. cheese,
rice and t'E.'a ns.
CONNELLEASE
But b.v so doing, '' e
intt.11sifil'd an a I r ea d y
po"·rrful price rise among
the.!le · Oollom nlJ\g'' basics.
Bean pr!Ci"..s were rising before
our demands spurted because
or produ ction cutbacks by
fa.rmers discouraged by low
b('an prices in previous ye:ars.
The pri ce or rice took off in
response to enormous exports
by the U.S. last year and a
huge gift of rice lo South
Vietnam to use as currency in
exchange for 1noney I o
support the South Vietnamese
a(fny.
lncr£'ast's in prices of milk.
turkey and eggs arc tied to
increases in the cos~r feed
grains.
As a result , a pound of dried
bPans is bt'coming ahnost as
l'xpcnslve ns a pound or
hambu:-g·~r and. reports one
food proc<:ssor. 1rs not more
costly to produce a can of chili
and br.!~ns than it is to prod uce
a 1·an of chili and beef~
AND THAT 'S only part oi
the staple innation tale. fo r
prices ;ilso hav e been soaring
for 0 ;~1cr key p r o I e in
sub~tititcs dried mi lk.
lentils. split peas. spaghetti
and m;icaroni.
\\'h~rc t!ot'S the lO\\'·incon1e
fan1d y -1\hich has been
lcanin ~ 1norc anrl m o r c
hl'avily c·n spaght'lli, bea ns.
chcC'se. ric:c and the like -
turn no\\".'
An1ong the few itc:ns left to
trade do\\'n to is peanut butter.
Bui peanut butter costs an
avcra'lC rf mo re than 75c a
pound at latest off i c i a I
l't'po rting date. ha rdly a
ba rgain an} inore. Anuther is
tuna fish. Bui tun a fish is also
up 19 percen t from a year ago
<1nd is 1novi ng rapidly ou t of
the bargain c.ategory.
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1'HE SECRET,\JlY of
Agricuiture's n1c111 o r a b le
advice a 1\•hilc back to "cat
less·· is fine for t h e Your factory A11tho1!ted
C hrnolet Lea1l11g Deoler • New '74 Yeqa Hot~hbock
S6840 PER MONT H
Plvs l ax & Lie. On .. Pllr. C•e<11t
24 Mo. O.E l
CONNELL CHEVRO LET
2121 HARIOR ILYD.
CO"iTA MESA !46·1200
o\·cr\reight. vvcrfed mlddlc-
1ncomc An1crican and
indeed. in 19i3. our nationa l
II JX'f capila food consun1ption
droppt,'<I 2 pi:orcen t \\'hilc our
food ladder -and facing
along "'Ith the rest of us
inescapable increases in the
COiiis ol clothing. shelter.
transportation, olher absolute
necessities.
The diets ot most of the one
in nvc Americans who now
qualify for food slam~ are
widely considered nutritionally
deficient. \Vhere docs this
fami ly tu111 -except. to more
nwlnu trition or niore help via
food stamps?
Still to come, T suppose. is
the money.saving a d v i ce :
\ -·· ~-· -.:"':.=---•• 8 FEl'D PUMPS lilt WATER AND
'-Q):roJ GASOLINE 1
s tv'll wr°'1tE OVERRIDE
A shakeout ls occurrlng jn
the mobile home industry.
Aft tr 1:. year& of· nonstop
growth the industry has been
slowed down -and. many of
the weaker firms are expected
to skld into 6blivoin.
llouslng producers a r e
accustomed to the "UPS and
d o wn s or.,.......'
th e mortg·
age market.
\Vhcn inter·
e~t r a t e s
mov e up, 1
"1oblle home sa les tumed
soft lilst year and they · have
remained sluggiJJh thls year.
"Eat dog food." Ho\\·ever, pet
food sales are zooming, and in ..... , ... '119"'
lo•·moonte areas sales are NASA ILLUSTRATES NEW COMBUSTION SYSTEM CURRENTLY UND ER STUDY
110\Y far exceeding th e P111d1n1 Tests Mly Or11ilc1lly Reduce Smog Emission
housing l starts gen·
crally to de-
cline \\'hen
Some manufacturer'$ were
socked wllh a do ubl e
wha 1nmy . Using their mobile
ho1ne cap a b.l l l t y, they
branched Into the production
of motor homes a n d
recreational vehicles. That
mllrket was clobbered by the
energy crunch.
Investors in mobile home
stocks. once the high niers on
\Vall Street. have suffered
enormous erosions. Redman
lndustric111 plwiged from a high
of S37 to a \o\V of $3.50. Skyline
can1e all the v.·ay dO\\'n from
$74 to $10.
amoun1s t.hich could be
ronsunlt'd by their animal
populalions. By one rece nt
estimalc. one-third of lhf' dog
and cat food being bouRht in
ghellocs is C1lnsumed by
people. And , notes a report on
food price changes by the
Senate Select Committee on
Nutrition and liuman I\eeds.
advertisi ng by pet f o o rl
n1anufacturers has appeared
to be "rnore and more
directed at possible human
consume rs."
TliE A~1 E RltA N
ASSOC I ATI ON for the
Ad vanccnient of Sc i e nc c
predicts food price increases
of 2fl 10 30 pe rcent a yea r for
the r{'n1ainder or the ceuiury
because or surging energy
cosls -and an overall price
spiral of 600 percent over the
next iour decades.
Two N nclear
Projects
111 Budget
the r a t e s MOSKOWIT1
NASA Auto Study Ma y. Cut
move dO\\'n, hous1nl! boo1ns.
The abil ity to build and st•ll a
house is a functio,1 of the
availability of money.
Fuel Usage and Pollution
Special to tbe Dally Pilot
Concepts \\'hlch please both
environmentalists and energy
conservationists are few and
fa r betv.·een.
But NASA is no\\' \\'Orking on
or.e, 1rhich , is successful. v.·ill
not only accomplish this but
also benefit car O\\Tlers.
It is an experimental engine
concept. applicable lo bot h the
automobile and g e n c r a I
a\'iation aircraft. It appears to
significantly reduce pollution
en1issions while increasing the
efficiency of the internal
combustion engine.
Drivers and pilots would
refill water tanks as often as
gasoline tanks. The system
uses about five gallons of
Y.:ater for every 15 to 20
gallons of gasoline.
1~1TIALLY, O~'E of the
automobiles is being equipped
Dri ve r s and
pilots u-ould refill
w ale r lanks as
often as gasoline
lanks.
generator. fonowtng extensive
fuel system testing on an
engine dynamometer. Both
cars are Olevrolet fo ur-door ·
sedans e qu i pp e d with
automatic transmissions and
pov:er accessories.
The fuel system, in addition
to promising high-efnciency.
low·polluting engines, has a
number of other benefits. It is
usable with current engines
and fuels; r e l a ti ve l v
inexpensive in high volume
production; possesses th e
potential for use v.·ith non·
petroleum fuels.
UP UNTIL recently, mobile
home companies have been
successful in escaping this
cyclical lJaltern. Tiley form
the rump encl of the housin g
business, providing a home at
a price that C1lnventional
builders eannot match. Jt has
been said many times that
n1obile homes represent the
only IO\\'·COSl alternative to
conventiona l housing.
They exploited this e:dge to
the point where mobile homes
became the fa stest-growing
industry in America. In 1960.
Most observers believe the
thesis of the mobile home
industry is still valid. flousing
continues to be in short
suppl)'. and no other form of
low-cost housing, outside the.
mobile home, is in sight.
Th e current shakeout is
therefore expected to favor
the big, we 11-f in anc ed
producerf;. The market will
become less fragmented, with
a handful of co m pan ie s
capturing a n1aj or sha re of the
business.
mobile homes acC1lunted for TllE FIVE TOP producers
only one perct'nt of tolal of mobile homes are Skyline,
housing in the country. By the Redman , I" I e e 1 w ood .
1970 census. they accounted Chan1pion !tome and Guerdon .
for three percent. But together they account for
Now mobile home shipments only about one-third of the
runn ing at n1ore than total market. The depression
500,000 a yea r -acco unt for lhc industry L" currently
IT HAS LONG b ee n one-third of the nC\\' single-experiencing· may \\'Cll enabl e
recognized that the internal family housing market. They thcn1 to increase l h c i r
\\.'ith an interim lest system to combustion engine operates account for 95 percent of penetration . nns lrYDROGEN injection be operated with bottled more efficiently and with very single·fa n1ily homes selling for The longtime leader of thi s
hydrogen gas. little pollution when hydrogen $15,000 or less. industry is Skyline, which is
concept uses a mixture of La ter, engi neers at NASA's is used as th e fuel. But, this based in Elkhart, Ind .. and
hydrogen gas. air, an d Jet Propulsion Laboratory, w o u Id require w i d e THE ~tOBILE home sellers operates 33 mobil e home
gasoline \'apor to pov;er the Pasaderla , will refit each test distribution and availability of jlourished because the y wert plants, turn ing out units sold
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thermal efficiency of the
engine is increased.
The laboratory system has
been d e m o n s tr a t ed to
representatives of ma j or
Am e ri ca n automobile
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Ur.-llER NASA fwiding, t""o
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have been purchased and
modified for laboratory and
rood· testing. The system \\'ill
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later in the development
program.
Gases containing hydrogen
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"·ater vapor in a hydroge n
generator. Other m a j or
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·conventional carburetor - a
\\·ater tank and fuel·air control
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VIOLET ••• 1nd
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SCHROEDER ••• ind
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Phone 642-4321 (Circulation Department) to have the
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Forty-two Orange Coast
College students have been
inducted into the national
mathematics honor society,
Mu Alpha Theta.
Students must maintain a
"B" average in all cla.<>Ses and
a "B" average in all higher
matlrematics c I a s s e s to
qualify.
TIIE STUDENTS include
Ronald D. Portalski and J ohn
A. \VeidmalUl of Corona de!
l..1ar, Fred Klinzmann of
Garden Grove. and James F.
Aarons and Charles N. liogue
of \llestminister.
Fountain Valley student.'> are
Susan M. David, David K.
Jackson, Sandra J. Rimer and
Jeff B. Turner. Huntington
Beach students are Joan A.
Macy, Karen Nichols, Kazuto
Ohara, M. Donald Page,
Gerald T. Przbytski and Allan w. Roberts.
NEWPORT BEACH
students are Lawrence L.
Abbitt. Anita L. Palenchar.
Wiiiiam L. Sny~Bcnson of
Santa Ana al.oo v.·as named.
C:OSla Mesans are Peter N.
Black. Jerome \V. Bonney,
Kan L. Cheung. Kathleen
Foster, Deanna L. Funnell ,
James A. Henderson, Robert
T. Isaacs, Kim L. Johnson,
Candy L. Johnston, Shirley M.
U:>casso, Susan M .. Long.
Rickey K. Martz, Frank E.
Mills, Allison Naito, Thomas
E. Osborn, \\'illiam ?o.t. Pickel ,
Eduardo Urbina, Patrick L.
Washburn, James T. Wilcox .
Stephen D. \\'hlte, Terry Lee
\Voodcock , and Lee J. Vallee.
3 Students
At Golde11
West Feted
Three art students at Golden
West College have received
cash awards from the
Fountain Valley Art
Association for work exhibited
in this spring's student art
shov,r. now in the college
gallery.
Jeannie L. Steff an,
\\lestminster, r eceived a S50
award for an oil and acrylic
painting. "Morning Ritual:"
Brian D. Percy, C.Osta Mesa,
$25 for a silkscreen, "Relax:"
and T. 1¥fichael Schroll ,
Fountain Valley, $25 for a
photograph, "End of a Dying
Era."
The '~"Ork \Yi!J be on exhibit
until June 6. Gallery hours are
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Thursday. 7 to 10 p.n1 .
Wednesday and 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. Friday.
The Cook
Croaked
HAIFA, Israel (UPI) -
A ~istrate has fined a
housewife one pound
($.24) for putting a frog
in her neighbor's pol of
fi sh stew.
The attorney for Vanya
Stein said her neighbor,
Tamara Malucha, 5 7 ,
caused his client "great
distress'" by putting the
frog in the stew because
I rogs are not kosher under
Jewish dietary I a w s .
Because of this, be said,
l:Us client was forced to
throw out lbe stew.
The judge rebuked the
attorney for bringing the
cue to court, t h e h
impooecHhe-symbolic-fine
on Mrs. Malucha. ·
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Tllttdlr, Mff M, lh'4 fl-IJ
Mrs . Linda Lowder, Harbor
View School third grade
teacher, helps Todd
Padia with his stitching
of Snoopy .
"
Dave Shepard
and Kathy
Cecil
concentrate
on their
stitchery.
CLAS ·S KEPT IN STITCHES
By LAURIE KASPER
0 1 the Dlily l"llol Sllll
Some boys won't let it be said that
stitchery is only for gi rls.
Surprising their volunteer teacher and
amazing their mothers, boys in the third
grade class taught by Shelia Rogers and
Linda Lowder at Harbor View School.
have proven at least as good and often
better at needle work than many of the
girls.
Doily
Pilot
Photos
by
Richard
Koehler
One even taught his older sister how to
do it.
AH the children, boys and girls alike,
tiad a surprise displayed for their parents
during the school's open house. Each of
them had designed and stitched a
project, many of which later \vent home
fo r Mother's Day.
Now the children are \\'Orking on
further proof of their ability, a large wall
hanging depicting an appropriate harbor
view. which y,•ill hang in the school office.
"I think they're really exceptional for
third grade. I never expected it,''
admitted Mrs. Arleene LaSor u·ho has
been teach~g the craft to her son Jeffs
class.
"! guess you really can't put limits on
kids because of their age."
Although she teaches cre\.•:el work in
her home, she had never ,.,.orked -,.,.ith
children before. She hadn't even taught
her own young son.
But when the teaching team asked
mothers to share any talents they have
with the clas,,, she offered to teach
stitchery. She explained, ··J thought it
v•ould be neat to exixise kids to it."
START YOUNG
An older son had some needle \\'Ork in
the sixth grade but she thought if the
children started earlier. they would be
able to do some "fantastic things" y,·hen
they're older.
When she started, she thought she
would only be going to the class a few
Mrs. Arleene LaSor advises Harbor View
third graders (!eft fo 'right), Jeff LaSpr,
. ' Lori Gustafson, Alyson Marx, Brad
Tatum and Gray Ch.apman with stitchery
project of a harbor view whii;h they
plan on giving to the school.
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times. Instead, she's been there t\vo
afternoons a week since February.
"We got her going and we just wouldn't
let her go," !\Irs. l..o\vdcr said.
''\Ve've taken definite advantage of her
... or disadvantage." But the children.
the teacher explained, have been '·super
enthused" v•hich is the reason ;-.irs.
LaSor also is enthused.
•·tt makes me happy to see them get so
excited," she explained.
One day, one of the boys went to school
even though he was sick. He told his
mother he couldn't miss that day
because it \\'as ''stitchery day.''
HARDEST PART
Usually, the children line up and wait
as long as they have to W'ltil ~1r!i..LaSor.
is free to help lhem.
"They'd wait IU minutes just to have
me thread the needle," she said,
obviously pleased.
Threading the needle was the hardest
part for most of the children. None of the
boys and few of the girls had ever
done it before. Adding to this is th e
simple fact that the yarn they use.
donated along with the canvases and
frames by 11rs. LaSor, splits at the ends.
Although they still ask her for help, she
said, "They don 't want me to do it. They
y,·ant to do it themselves."
Some of the children, including her own
son. are perfectionists.
"A nwnber of the kids picked it up so
well I didn't have to help them,'1 she
said. "Once they learned the stitches,
·they just sort of took off."
She believes the boys took to it because
she explained when she first went to the
class that stitchery was really like
coloring. just \\'ith a different cffe<"L
OWN INTERESTS
Then too, all the children were allowed
to stitch according to their own interests.
A couple of boys did complicated
football players. One did a crown, the
symbol for his hockey team, and another
did a truck. .
The Peanuts character S n o o p y .
sometimes u·ith a surfboard or v.·earing
goggles, appeared to be the 1ll06t popular
subject to stitch among all the children.
Now.. most of the effort is. being used on
sai~m. sea gulls and other parts o( the
v.•ail hanging. But only fotir children· can
v•ork on this at one time.
''They really fight over who gets to
stitch on it at once,'' Mrs. LaSor said.
Though pleased, she doesn't take credit
for the slltchery success.
"Actually, I think these ty,·o teachers
are exceptional," she said.
Pointing out Indian houses and other
projects the children have made, she
explained. "They inspire them to really
be creative and they enjoy it."
Crealivity. however, isn't the only
reason for it.
It's good for small muscles, r.trs.
Rogers explained. "You can't very well
say, 'Let's have a lesson in small mus-
cles today.' "
Stitchery is obviously much better.
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14 DAIL V PILOT Tursda,, Ma, 28, 1~74
Monkey See, Monkey Do
MRS. MAYFIELD MRS. KASS MRS. RECUPIDO
Spring Rites
By ERMA BOMBECK
The Phoen!J Zoo recently
e<>nllrm<d a au.splcton ol mine.
Take two orangutans, Install
a television aet outside their
cage, and they'll tune In
"Let's Make A Deal" over
Alistair Cooke everytlme.
The TV set wasn't installed
to do a survey ln taste . It wa.s
wlteeled in because Ben and
Dutchess had been tearing
their cage apart f r o m
boredom and It was thought
watching television might give
them something to do.
ahows myself. So, one morning
list week, 1 began with
Pa11word right after
breakl11t and didn't sllr from
In front of the 1et until To Tell
The Truth went olf al 7 p.m.
By th!J time. I h a d
undergone a complete
personality change. Everyone
looked like Soupy Sales ... I
wanted a five-piece dinette set
for rememj>ering my own
name ... I9pushed imaginary
buzzers and 11houted out for no
apparent reason. "A Stitch In
Time Saves Nine" ... dinner
was a challenge and 1 couldn't
remember if it v.'as ln door
No. 1 (lhe oven), door No. 2.
(the freezer) or door No. 3
(the cupboard).
Coast Couples Wed
At first, the animals
watched everything t h a t
moved. Then they became
more selective. They were
restless during Sesame Street.
Irritable to Jack LaLanne and
played with their feet during
the mid·moming news.
'Then came the canJ games,
the pyramids, the lights and
buzzers. half-hidden puzzles,
stuttering celebrities a n d
seeret doors and t h e
oran,e:utans went bananas.
Also, I didn't seem to be
able to concentrate on what
anyone was saying .•• l'd
just smile and mumble, "want
to come back tomorrow and
try for the car."
MAYFIELD-FREEMAN
Phyllis Lynn FrCfman and
Dennis Hoy ~·1 a y r i c 1 tl
£'Xchangcd nu1>tlal \·ows before
the Rev. George Fruehling in
the Lutheran Churtt1 or ihc
1'.1 aster. Co rona de\ fl tar.
parents ace "1r. and ti.1rs.
Trurtt 0. t-.1ayfield of Long
Hca<:h.
Fol!o\1·ing a honeymoon in
northern California, the
ncv.·l~'\l'eds will reside in Long
Beuth.
Serving as honor altendanls ReCUPIDO·PALMIERI were Debbie Freeman <>nd
Travis Mayfield. l\1arina High Schoo 1
Others in the bridal party gradu.ates, Catherine Christine
y.·ere Holly f<'ran l\1cClure, Palmieri and Fred.rick Robert
Debbie Pate, Buddy Hu ghes, RcCupido were married in St.
John Kahler. Jlick and Toni Bonaventure Catholic Church,
Freeman. Jluntington Beach.
'fheir parents are t h r The bride, daughter of the Pasquale Palmicris a n d
Richard D. Freemans of Fredrick ReCupidos, all of
Corona del ~ar, is a graduate Huniington Beach.
of Pearce 'tligh Sc hoo I . Atttnda nts \\'ere ~1rs. David
ltichardson, Tex. and Tyler Reeves. Patricia, Denise and
Junior College, Tc:<Js. Lisa Palmieri. Rhond a
~!er hushand is a graduate of Jacobsen. James G robe ,
\Vilson l·ligh School. Long Henry Kling, James Weber,
Beach, and attended Long Greg 11".'l!and and Doug
Beach City College and th~Borcon1an.
University of Texas. His The nc'vlyweds, who will
Ann Landers
residt in Huntington Beach,
also attended Golden \Vest
Collge.
KASS-WARD
Temple Beth Ti k v ah ,
Fu1lerton was the setting for
the double ring nuptials
linking SUWl Elizabeth Ward
and Stephen Richard Kass.
Their parents are the
Herbert W. Wards of Costa
f\.1esa and Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Ka ss of Anahe im.
Beverly .Bolich and Jeffery
Kass \\"ere honor attendants.
The bride is a graduate of
!\'ewport Harbor l·ligh School
and Orange Coast College and
now is a senior a.l California
State University, Fullerton.
Her husband is a graduate
of t'ullerton College. CSUF
and t?arned his ~-1S from
Syarcuse University. '!'hey v.ill
reside in Valley Forge, Pa .
I didn't feel J could fairly
assess the emollons or the
oran~utans until l h a d
v.·atched a full day of game
Meetings, Socials
But the one game I seemed
to be hung up on was the
Nev.·lywed Game. It is
basically a game v.·here a wife
tries to answer the questions
the way she thinks her
husband will answer and vice
Club Calendar Full
SC Jun iors
First, second and third place
honors v.·ere received br the
South Coast Junior \&.·ofnen's
Club dlll'ing the convention of
('alifomia Fcderalion o f
Berriman. JoEl\cn ~loore and
Gigi Griffin.
"'tembership is open to girls
"·ho "·ill attend University
High School in the fall .
\\'omen 's Clubs in lloll)'\\"ood. ;:=:::::;.;...:::::::::.::;I The first place av.·ard "·as in
consumer education. the
second in health and the third
in federation .
The group will spon~r a
bake sale Saturday, June I, al
Gemco in Fountain Valley and
K·~Iart In Huntington Beach.
Tell a lnend·-
SINUS
TROUBLE
Resoonds
to cn1rapractic
Care!
Fact Demands Realism
The sate will raise funds for
the Parents Anonymous Hot
Line. r.Lrs. Robert Martzn v.•as
installed Area C vice president
for the state fed e rat ion .
Dr. Joke W. Pivoroff
C/>11'Q(>"id"'
P1l"""Ui""""ltl
Corona del Mar. Ca.
673--6070
DEAR A~'N LANDERS : 1''1
come stra1ghl to the point and
skip tbe polite talk. I'm trying
to raise two teenai;!e daughters
alone. J\ty husband walked out
on us three years ago.
Lasl night J came home
early and "surprisl'd" 1ny 17·
:year.old daughter and her
.steady boyfriend. I caught
them right in the act on the
Your Horoscope
livi ng room couch. They were
horribly embarrassed and I
had all I could do to keep from
going to pieces.
The boy (age 18l left at once
and my daughter and I had a
talk. She. says they are in Jove,
a.nd this has been going on for
a long time. She sees nothing
"'rong with "sharing love" in
Leo: Check Value
WEDNESDAY
MAY 29
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (~1arch 21-April 19 ):
\\'hat you feared is likely to be
a paper tiger, no substance.
Know it and get back on the
road toward goal.
TAURUS 1 Apr il 20.~fay 20):
You have more fun than 1n re·
c1>nl 1im<:s. Social contacts are
important -Jil('j' c o u 1 d
develop intr1 mt' Cl n i n g f u I
relationships. Humor a n d
chann are emphasized.
GEMINI (May 21.June 2{)):
Practical issues dominate.
Don't pastpone, dally or
procrastinalt. Attend to task
at hand. Bring skills to
forefront in efficient manner.
CA!li'.CER (?o.1ay 21·June 20l:
Temporary communications
or travel delay should not be
blo"'ll out of proportion.
Welcome changes and chance
to ask questions.
LEO rJuly 23-Aug. 221:
~foney is featured . Check
,·alues. especially w h c r c
antiques. objects of art arc
concerned. Sharpen sense of
perception.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21 1:
Surprise announcement from
friend could create somc"•hat
of a dilemma. T n v o I v es
marriage, partnership. \Vhat
seems permanent may be
ending.
SAGIITARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21 .1: Break through maze
of red tape. Way will be
cleared for solid
accomplishment -if you take
initia l s tep . Di s play
originality, creativity.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): You may want to travel,
to go, to move, but family and
home obligations d I c t a t e
otherwise.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Money and how to keep it
is likely to be main event,
subject. You could get windfall
-but problem o! investment,
interest, best deal needs
scrutiny.
PISCES (Feb. lg.March 2-0):
\Vhat seems a setback is a
blessing in di'!iguise . You Jive
<ind learn -you get better
idea or who you are and where
you are going.
a physical v.1ay. Neither of
them goes with anyone else.
If r forbid her to S<."C the boy
again it will create a serious
problem because they are
crazy about each other. He is
really a fine chap, good
student, outstanding athlete
and the All·Ameri can boy -
or so I thought. To say I v.·as
shocked ls putting it mildly. Jt
never crossed my mind they
were so "advanced."
\\'hat should 1 do? J need a
Dolph ins
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announced in th e
beautification av.•ard.s contest
sponsored by Dolphins.
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George Cutlers and William
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Newporter lnn and Emkay
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intercourse, they rartly quit Charter officers are Kerry CUSTOM BIKINIS ;..5eo
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appalled at this advice, but
no amount of pre.achin,:t or
threatening 111 goln~ to keep
alls girl away from ber
boyfr1end.
l'm not 1ugge1tlng that )'"OU
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Laker s Tab
h1 Draft
f\'E\V YORK -The Portland Trail
Blazers officially named Bill Walton,
t.:CLA's three-time All·American, as the
No. 1 pick In the National Basketball
Association draft today, then the
Philadelphia 76crs took muscular ,.farvin
Barnes or Providence, the nalion's
leading rebounder last season.
Portland, having oblained the coveted
first choice by wiMing a roin flip with
Philadelphia after the teams finished
u·lth the two worst records in the league,
already has signed the multi-talented. 6-
foot-11, 22().pound \Yalton to .e. five-year
contract for bctu·ecn $2-$3 n1illion.
Before sclectin~ Barnes, the 76ers
asked whether they could select 1974
Player of the Year Thompson but were
turned down by the NBA, which said that
the North Carolina State star, a junior.
had not applied as a hardship case anc1
therefore, v.•as ineligiQlc. Philadelphia
then turned to Barnes.
The L&kers picked South Carolina
guard Brian Winters.
e Porter to K11 ick s
?\i'EW YORK -The New York Knicks
or the National Basketball Association
announced today the acquisitioo of 6-foot-
8 forward Howard Porter, a three-year
pro. from the Chicago Bulls for their 19'14
first rowld draft pick.
In addition, the Knicks will receive
Chicago's second round selection in the
1975 draft.
e Badrield Traded
NEW YORK -The New York Rangers
today sent their captain, left winger Vic
Hadfield, to the Pittsburgh Penguins in
exchange for drfenseman Nick Beverley
in a major National Hockey League
trade.
Hadfield , 34 years old, has been
captain of the Rangers for the last three
seasons and enjoyed his finest yea r in
1971-72 when he became the first Ranger
player to score SO goals in a seasoo. lle
totaled 106 points that season, fourth best
in the NHL.
e .Joh11s o11 Fh1e d
ARLINGTON, 'Tex. -Cleveland ln-
diaro maruiger Ken Aspromonte said a
stiff fine has been levied against pitcher
Bob Johnson for his :ict ions on an air-
plane flight from Detroit to Dallas Sun-
day night .
Aspromonte \l'OUldn't say how much
the fine was. but it was reported to be
$500. The manager said !llond;iy night he
fined Johnson for profanity and for
insubordination to traveling secretary
Bob Gill. .
Johnson was upset over a delay in thr
departure from Detroit and a 1nixup in
seal assignments aboard the plane.
He complained to sevi!l"3l stewardesses
in Indianapolis and finally stalked off the
plane at the Indianapolis stop. He l~t~r
new to Dallas at his own expense to JOl!l
tbe team.
e Drlllt?r Dies
DALLAS -Race car driver Johnny
Cash. 21, of Denison, Tex., died at a
hospital here Monday of injuries suffered
in a crash at the Colbert, Okla.,
Raceway.
He was pinned underneath his car last
Friday when it overturned in a speed"•ay
k!Ccidenl.
e Fight Nears
TOKYO -Kiochi Wajima of Japan,
World Boxing Association junior
middleweight champion, and American
challenger Oscar Alvarado of Houston
signed a contract today for their lS-.round
title match next Tuesday night.
e Disc us Re cord
PRAGUE -Faina melnik of the Soviet
Union !!el a world record in the discus
l\t o n d a y with a tQ8S of 229-4 In a
Czechoslovakian-Russian track meet at
Strabov Stadium. the Crecboolovakian
News Agency CTK reported.
Miss Melnik bettered the existing
retord or 227-11 ~2.
e S11yde r lo Cal's
SEA'ITLE -The trade of Seattle
guard Dick Snyder to the Cleveland
Cavaliers was announced Monday by
Super-Sonics' coach-general manager Bill
Russell.
Seattle gave up Snyder, 30, an
undisclo~ amount of c..1sh and lts first-
round pick in the Natiooal Basketball
Associal ion college draft Tuesday in
return for CleveJand's first-round pick.
That means Seattle will draft third in
place of Cleveland and the Cavaliers will
ctw»se iD the Sonia' No. a position.
•Miner Sargerv
DALLAS -Quarterback Rog e r
Stoubldl ol the Dollu Cowboys wu due
to undergo minor surgery today ror what
doclors dellcribod .., a bunllll condition
in his left ankle.
e Sabourin Traded
ST. LOUIS -Righi wing Gary
Sabowin, one of the crtglnal St. Louil
Blues, b now a Toronto Maple Leaf.
Sabourin wu traded to the Maple
Leall Monday by the Bl.,. for
Jtl)O]lmder Eddie Jobmtoo Jn a Naliooal
Hocfcey Lague IWlp.
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Huntington's Carter
Indy Rookie-of-year
UPI Ttlt11hGIO
ST. LOUIS' LUIS ALVARADO LEAPS OVER LA's RON CE Y.
LA. Tumbles, 7-2
Curtis Forgets Past,
Puts Cuffs on Dodgers
ST. LOL'IS (AP) -"I just know dov•n
deep inside nobody wants to Y:in more
than I do," the St. Louis Cardinals' John
Curtis maintained.
The 6-root-2 Curtis. shrugging off a
IXX>r season·s start, Monday manifested
his desire by stopping the Los An~eles
Dodgers on seven llits mrough 71.:1 innings
in St. Louis' 7-2 victory.
It boosted his record to 3.5 follo\1•in~
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lv,·o straight failures and saved him
relegation to the National League tean1's
bullpen.
"II I could have been faulted in
anything it could have been for trying too
hard ,'' reflected the dark-haired Cu rt is. a
lefthander acquirrd by the Cards in
December from the Boston Red Sox .
"I "'as beaten down by that game.
Curtis conceded in reference to the ~1ets.
"I V.'as just really beaten bad. It's like
\\'hen you're a rookle. i'ou '''onder i1
you're good enough ."
"You just throw it out the \vindov,· ,'' he
addt:'d. however. "You just come to the
realization that you'\·c got to forget \\'hat
hap!>ened and battle back ."
'rhe comeback by Curtis. '''ho started
\\t1h a 5.87 earned run :1veri'lge. \~as
spf\tled by Dave Lopes' first-inning single
and '''a\k;; to Tom Paciorek and Stc,·e
Gnrvey.
.But a double play kepi the Dodgers
scoreless and Joe Torre·s tv,·o-run honlcr
capped a three-run Cards half of the
Inning.
St. Louis made it 4-0 in the st:'c'nnd
against Andy ~1essersmHh, 4-1 . then
drove the Dodger right-hander from I he
mound with homers by Reggie Sm ith and
Ted Simmons in the fiflh.
INDIANAPOUS--Duane "Pan ch O"
Carter. a graduate of Marina High School
and a resident of Huntington Beach, "'as
nan1ed Rookil'-Of·the-year for his seventh
place finish in the Indy 500 Sunday.
Carter received the honor in a vote by
a e<1mmit1ee of race olficials, sports
writers and broadcasters.
The commiltec said the vote \Vas close
between Carter and Tom Sneva of
Sprague, Wash. Sneva was the fastest
rookie qualifier. at 185.149 mil es per hour
a11d started eighth. Carter qual ified his
Eagle-Offenhauser at 180.605 ~·oh.
The rookie award carries a Sl.000 prize
plus a ring and trophy. Cart er \\'On
$26.258.42 for his sc,·enth place finirti.
Jerry .Grant of Irv ine finished 10th
in the ra ce and \l'Ofl $21.266.06 for his
l'ffons while Rick r-.1uther of La~una
Beach was 28th and took home $13,998.-ll
despite early engine problems.
Carter is the son of former race driver
Duane Carter, Sr. The elder Carter \Vas
the first director of competition for the
U.S. Auto Club, sponsor of the Indy
event.
A record purse for the I 9 7 4
Indianapolis 500-mile race was a"·arded
with Johnny Rutherford taking a check
for $245,031.52 as the winner's share.
Under the normal split between drivers
arid car OYi'Tlers, Rutherford's split "'ill
an1ount to approximately $98.012.60.
The checks \Yere presented at the
annual ay,·ards banquet from a totnl
purse of $1,015.686. The overall prize
money was $4.000 more than the 1971
race -the fir st miltion<lollar payoff in
the history of auto racing.
"This Is a dream come true," the 37-
year-old Fort Worth winner told the
banquet audience at the Indianapolis
C.Onvention-Exposition Center.
"I've got a Jot of people to thank," he
added. "Naturally, J·have to give my
bigge!.1 thanks to Team J\.fcLaren and all
the people involved. "It's hard to
describe my feelings for these i}eop!e. ''
J\.fark Donohue. 1972 Indy "'innrr.
presented the 500 championship ring to
Rutherford.
"I think it means a Jot in tradition,''
Tiie olllclal d•t!riDUHcn ot !>"'~ fltl>t'eY from 1~~ rrtord Sl.01),6111 puri.e for tr.. SBtn l""l~h\ .SOO.
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"It's not concent rating o:i the rt-rings
you should," he explained. "Things
started backing up on me. 1 felt I was
trying to get to nlidseason fonn by
April."
America11 s Don1inating
The only successes of the 26-year-<ild
Curtis prior to Mondily were a 6-5 victory
April 14 over the Pi!lsburgh Pirates and
a 2--0 triumph May 8 over the Cincinnati
Reds.
Then came a 6-4 loss May 16 to the
New York Mets in which he was shelled
after four innings and a 4-2 defeat five
days. later against the Philadelphia
Phillies.
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Rome Te11ni s Tour11ey
R0l\1E (AP) -The United Slates got·
i1s chance today to place a n
unprecedented 11 men in the second
round of the men's singles in the Rome
Tennis Open.
Monday, six Americans made it into
the list of 32 and five others took their
chance today.
The $13,000 tournament continued after
\'arious controversies and the defeat of
fifth-seeded Adriano Panatta of Italy, the
local idol. in the opening round.
The strong American perfonnance ~
far was unusual. as the America:is have
never been at ease on the slow clay
courts of the Foro Ttalico Sports Center.
The last American to v.in the
tournament was Barry Mch'.ay back in
19'Xl.
The mediocre past performances oC the
Americans in Rome accounted for their
poor seedings in the tournament. Top-
ranked Stan Smith was the only man to
make the top eight in Rome, and he was
only fourth-seeded.
Twelfth-seeded Brian Gottfried facc<l
Sherwood Stewa rt in an al!·Amcrican
mat.ch today. Eddie Dibbs, seeded 13th,
played Vincenzo Franchitti or Italy, 14th-
secd('() Marty Riessen played Colln
Dibley of Australia, and 16th-seeded noscoe TaMer played Ove Bengtson of
Sweden.
Unseeded Jeff Borowiak completed the
list of Americans with his match against
flans Pohmann of West Germany.
M1n'1 Sl"9lt10
Flrij Roulld
fom Gorma'l d~. Harold S<>lort>On, 6..t. J-6. 6·2. floO Lui• def v111almir Zt!<ln!k, 6-1, 6·•.
Jori HrcDIC def. Thcmaz Koch. e·•, 6·~. Barry Pllllllps·Moore det. Duml!ru Heradal.I. 7-f>, 1-f>, .,
cnarre-s P111rtU .UI. P1111 Gerken, .,2, 2 .. , 6·l.
Men119I Ortnttt a.i. Geor111 Goven. 6-(1, 6-l.
Sien Smllt! "''· J11n 1(11 I 7·S. 1-'· Erik Vin Diiien dtl. Vl1dlmlr Kontlov 7'4, 7./..
S!fb l(rultVltl "el. JUtf\ Gllber1, J.s, 6-2.
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Jtnet H1&1 def. Sllv1n11 Belardlnelll, <\-0, 6-2. Marlane SlmlontKll def. Ntrcy O•n~teln, IN, .... Nath1Ue Fucn1 def. Lln"~Y Btaven 6·2, /N. Lie Perkotl dtf. S1Uy G•e.r, 1./.. 3./., 6·~.
Lita Svgltrto dtf. Betty N.,qellon, 6-1, 6 .... P•lmeov11 Wnt de!. Rollin T~nnt~, 6·3, 6-2. R1Q11el Gl1ttlrt def. ervfra Wel~be•oer. 1·1, 7·S.
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Brett Takes Near Perfe~to
PITISBURGH (AP) -Double-threat
' Keo Brett is the main re33Qll the San
Diego Padres have replae<d t h e
Pittsburgh Pirates as the team wllh Ibo
worst ~ In major league baseball.
Brett pitched eight perfect !Mings and
finished with a two-bluer In Plll!burgh'•
&.o opening win over San Diego ln a
Monday doubleheader.
Then he bcli"1 a two-ru n pinch-hit
triple IA> help Pittsburgh to an 11-7 wtn In
the finale, capped by Ricl\le Hcbner's
twl:>"run homer with two outa In the nlnlh.
"Brett'• somelhlng else. He had a
heckuva day," Hebner compllm,ented
afler lhe first doublebeadtr IW,.P of lhe
, • ...., for lhe Plralos.
In ra~lng his pllcltlng reoonl to ~ In
the opener, Brett also blooped a single to
center to drive tn one of five runs lhe
Pirates scored in the eighth inning.
His triple in the second game raised
his average this season to 435. He has
two home" and eight RBI. Alter retiring
24 botten In a row, he allowed a leadoff
single to left in the ninth by San Diego
catcher Fred Kendall, a .:133 hltter.
"I threw him a slider, and I had thrown
him sliders all day," said Brett. "I'm not
gol n g1'> say I wl.!11 I had thrown him a fastball." ~
Kendall recalled that he had played
high ICllool bUeball against Bretl In the
Los Angeles area and lhal they had once
been teammates on an •ll·•tar team.
"He bad a mllllon-<Iollar ann In high
•
school. Nobody lhrew bardsr lhan he
did." Kendall said. "And of coune he
was an outstanding hitl<r then too. I'd
llke to see what be could do II he playtd
lhe outfield O< -big ...
Two out.o afl<r Kendall singled; he took
lhird on a double by Petttll Thomas, but
Bre:tt retired Enr.o 8 e r n an d e z ,
unassisted, on a gmind ball to end lhe
game. ..
"I was thlnkll>f abolut a no-hitter a«er
lhe llflh Innln&.' Bretl said.
Yet he remained ecol In lhe dugout
and on tlle mound, °""' thv.'811 tans --.cl with every pltdi an<! hit ftdgtey
leammat.< maintained awkwerd 111...,.
in a"""'11D<e wUh bueblll IUpmtl-
tiop •
DUANE CARTER , Jr.
Donohue told the new champion. '·Jt will
mean a Jot for vou to look back on . -.
It's a great thriil for 1ne to come up here
and make this presentation."
Second-place money totaling $99.503.57
was awarded to Bobby Unser. It "·as
more than he received for "'iMing the
race in 1968.
UnSt'r. Albuquerque. also congrMutatecl
the l'\1cLaren team. "I think y,·e probably
rca!izr \1·hat a nice job they did because
R y mt Loses, 2-0
we ran a good race and l really couldn't
catch Johnny."
For Rutherford It was his first Indy
victory In JI tries. lie finished 21 seconds
ahead or Unser. ~
Rutherford's winning shart, aJso a
Speedway re«>rd, Included $69,663.25 In
accessory prizes and $18,300 ln lap prltes
for leading 122 laps at $150 pe~ lap.
Unser's total included $900 for leading Bil
laps.
Fresno driver Bill Vukovich, \11ho
finished second in 1973, got $63,311.43 for
his third-place showing_ Defend In g
champion Gordon Johncock of Phoenl1t
received $.16.328.57 for fourth.
Three-time Indy wiMer A. J. Foyt,
1\·ho started the race on lhe pole. finished
15th but "'as fifth in winnings at
$35.674.42. The 1-louston veteran's total
included $10.500 for leading 70 laps of the
race.
\Vally Dallenbach of East Brunswick,
N.J., was the only other driver to receive
lap money. He headed the pack for two
laps before a broken chassis knocked him
out on the third circuit.
His money for 30th place was
$15.472.41.
The only foreign
David llobbs of
England, finished
$32,074.42.
driver ln the race,
Upper Boddington.
fifth and received
Veteran Jim ~fcElreath of Arlington.
Tex .. "'as sixth and was av,•arded
$27.22Q.41.
Breivers' Cradle Corps
Too Toug·h for Angels
The California Angel s tried to rock the
cradle and couldn't.
i\.lilwaukec's precocious Cradic C.Orps.
featuring 20-year-old lrft·hander Kerin
Kobel <111d 18-yrar-old shortstop Robin
Yount. struck a blow for youth and also
!'truck the Califomia r\ngi'ls dumb.
playing vi1al roll'S in a 2-0 i'.lih\·aukee
,·1ctory ~tooday night at Anaheim
Stadium.
Kobel choked olf Cal1iomia on six hit:>
and produced the first shutout of his
,\11gels .'il111e
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1.•~.· JT O~tr ~d ~I (a\ltornl~
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Yount had a single 1n his only official :11-
bat. scored OOt' of \11!11aukt(''s runs and
made scvernl key defrnsive contribut ions
as lbe RrC\\'crs rrmained hot on the heels
of the Boston Red Sox in the American
League Ea51 .
The Brewers lriumph kept them \\'ithin
one-half game of the Sox. Mean while. the
Angels twnblcd into fifth place in the
American Leagune \Vest, 3~~ games
behind the Oakland A's.
''I'm flaky ... I do silly things,"
Kobel said excitedly after his blank job.
"II helps me rela~ and you have to reJa.1
in this game.
Kobel, hardly the shy, retiring or self·
effacing type, is known is the corners of
the Mi I w auk e e clubhouse as
"Spaceman," "Cuptain Krypton'' and
plain old "Goofy."
"f just Y•anted 10 go nine innings
tonight." lhe rookie said after earning his
third victory in five decisions. "I've gone
into the sevenlh inning "'ith a shutout
three times before and each time I've
given up a home run. I didn't 1vilnt that
to happen tonight."
Tl didn't.
1be only home run \1·as served up by
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• ID Stride
"I was asking everybody what all the
commotion was about," Brett said. "l
got no response. They allJooked at me
kJnd ol weird ." .-r
De.!plte hi• casual attitude, Brett
admltl<d he was disappoinl"1.
"You sll on lhe bench and lhlnk about
what it means," he .said. "All klndl ol
things dart lhrongb your mind. 'Mooey.
Maybe Joe (General Manager •Joe
Brown) wlll come through with a Ultle
cash."
Murtalllh U90d Brett IA> p' :d>hk for
sho!Utop l't'IJ\lt Ta~as with Plttsbtlrlh
traUing Joi Jn 1t>e sovenlh lrutln& el tlle
second pme. '
Rennie ~t and Paul Popovich bad
-ll!nilid, and Brett bnJu&bl Ulen\ both born• with a triple to le!Htnttt,
'
Kotrl'> mound rival, Slrlkeoul king
:\0!;1n R\'an.
Alter Yount kept the 'Brewers alive in
the fifth inning with a tv,'O-OUt single, Don
i'.1one.v gave Kobel all the offerac he
needed by depositing a line drive home
rw1 into the left field seats. Jt \\'8.5 his
sixlh of the year.
Kobel ~'OUnd up "'ith five strikeouts
and y,•alkecl only one batter.
Ryan pitched decently, too. yielding
seven hits \\'hile striking out eight and
\\·alkin~ six . 11is record fell to 6-5.
"W~ had one shot at him and didn't get
him... said AnR£1ls man.1ii:l'T' Bobby
\\'inklt's of Kobel. "lie didn'~ give usi
anothi·r onti ·•
\\.inklrs \\·as ref£'rrin~ to an Angel
tllrt>at in the third \l'h£'n Paul Schaal led
off \\'ilh :1 double and Ellie Rodriguez
bunted for a hit as Schaal took third.
But Kobel escaped un.9Cathed by
~l riking out Da\·e Ch.1!k wnd ~tickey
Rivers and ACtlins,: Denny Doyle on a ny
lo ('('nlcr. ·
Rodriguez. the former Brewer. wa.s a
bright spot for California. Hr established
nn Angel club r('('Ord by throwing out
four ~tilwaukt•c ru nner s as they at·
tempted to seal SC'COnd.
He also had t110 of the six hits off
Kobel.
Collins Win s
Amateur Title
Larry Collins. a member of the
Estancia High School golf team and Mesa
Verde Country Club of Costa. Mesa.
capturecl the Orange County men's
amateur golf championship Monday at
Green River Country Club.
C.Ollins finished with a three-day total
of. 2.21 to edge Dave Williams of A-Ussion
Viejo Golf Club by one stroke.
Williams held !he lead going into the
final round by one stroke but a bogey on
the 17th hole "'here Collins posted an
eagle, gave the title to the high school
player.
McMillan Leads
Aztecs to Victory
LOS ANGELES -With an assist -
lilerally -from Douglas MoMUlan, the
Loo Angeles Aztecs have acored their
liflh atrail!ht North Americu Soc<tr
League vlclory and remain undefuled.
The Alteco held Vancouver to II Jhol(
Monday In sprinting IA> a u Yldorw. Loo
Angel" goalie Bia• Sancba. •llPUrlnc
In only his ....00 pme, got lhe.lltatwi:
The Azlocs fired 24 ahota on IJl)ll.
The first ·goal come In the Alb minute
when pa88e1 by McMiilan and J~y
ltaWian set up 'l'oay Douglas flora ID
JlrdJ out. Kalarlan llCOred two mlallta
l&l.r from .. ..., ~ out after a -tram McMJIJatl, llcMJjlan p lilt -ualsl in lhe '/lb mlilute wbell bla a.yard
lhot booled Into a Vlll<.'Ollftf defmder
and caromed llllo Ibo nel.
1
SUNSET LEAGUE CHAMPS -NewPort Harbor High's 8ailors won
the Sunset League tennis championship with an undefeated loop re·
cord. Kneelin g (from left) -coach CharHe Bleiker, Joby Duley, Ron
Blalack, Andy Neisser, Carey O'Rielly, John Nis belt, Jim Reordan,
' •
C•llY Pllol Siii! Pbort
Brad Bauman Marc Roy , Paul Minsky, Bill Badham, coach Pat \Vilson.
Standing -Cody Small, Steve Maros i, Rick Lada, Bill Somers. Val
Lyon, Rob Yardley. Peter Perkinsi Rich Yardley, John Pearson, Tony
Stockman, Walker Sn1ith, Duncan Straus, Rick \Vhittwer.
,
Turlday, May 28, 1q74 DAILY ILOT J7
Seek CIF Title
Forn1idahle Tasl{ Facing
University Tennis Team
University High's upset-minded
Trojans vie for Lhc CIF 3-A tennis
championship \\'ednesday afternoon ::ind
facing them is the task of knocking off
the defending CIF champion
•larvard.
Coach Gary Sisel's red-hot Trojans
open battle at 2 al r"ullerton JC. {
The task for University is formidable
-Harvard boasts Chris Lewis, ranked
sixth Jn Southern California ( 18-arfd-
under) In addition to Andy Ulich , a
singles star who has v.·on 28 straight
n1atches in CIF le<1m play covering this
year's eliminations and last year's
conquest of the tillc.
John Fallermeier, Ken Vieira. Mike
Tunstall and Scott Hayes sharing the
honors .
Hayes was the hero -winning the
decider. However , excellent play by the
others put Hayes in th41.J>0sition to scoi:e
the winning point.
The question now is w h e t h e r
Univ"ersity's momentum can carry it
through for thee ultimate goal -the CIF
title,
Also in 11arvard's a ttack is senior John
Strassner. along with sophomores J ln1
Rene, Steve Rayman, BeMett Davis,
John Meyer and David Nelson.
The doubles varies ... but Meyer and
Nelson usually form the second duo \rhile
Le\vis usually bolsters the No. 1 doub les
and Ulich goes in No. 1 singles.
Newport, PV
Battle Agai11
For Net Title
Tars Netters Invincible?
Harvard coach Stu Radstrcm registC'rs
surprise that the Trojans arc the
opponent -he expected Pioneer League
rival Miralestc for the finals.
·'1 knov• the strength of Miralestc."
savs Radslrom. "and based on
coin parative scores I thought A1iraleste
\\'OU!d win."
The righthanded Lewis, who won the
Ojai singles. goes either way. \Vithout
hi1n •larvard's attack suffers. He did not
play in two of Harvard's four losses llhe
other two losSes were to Palos Verdes
and Santa l\tonica).
A tipoff to Harvard's strength is its
two \\'ins over li1iraleste -a combined
\'ictory margin of t If.! points.
'
Successful Progra111 Keeps Rolling Along University came through with some
remarkable efforts in erasing Miralesle
from the playoffs with singles players
The Trojans will be goin g with the
same lineup with the quartet of singles
players backed up by doubles teams of
Brad Faltermeier and Kent Aden and
Steve Antti and Larry Witt.
PALOS VERDES ESTATES -Wednes-
days CIF tennis championship match
between Newport Harbor and Palos
Verdes High is everything a finals match
shoold be.
The match will be held at the Palos
Verdes Racquet and Tennis Club
at 2:30.
It pits the No. I seeded team (Palos
Verdes ) against the No. 2 seed. The top
ranked junior player in the y,·orld. Palos
Verdes' Billy Martin. will be in action.
And, for added imp,act, it's a rematch
of an earlier confrontation between the
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VIII• ''"'~In•. The r•tQU•! tluto Is two blDCk• UP on thl flllht Sidi .
teams y,·hich \\"as decided by just two
points, Palos Verdes winning 15--13.
The key to that match \.l'as Palos
Verdes taking nine of 12 doubles points
and an upset win by its No. 3 singles
player, E11iott Teltscher over Newport's
No. 1 player, Tony Sto c km an.
Palos Verdes roach John Barr expects
another close match.
"Newport has great depth in singles,
and our doubles teams will have to come
through again," says Barr. "I expect it'll
be as close as before, I just hope the
outcome is the same."
A big factor in Palos Vmles' doubles
success is Martin, a senior apparently
destined for tennis stardom.
Martin won the jWlior championships
at Wimbledon and Forest Hills last
season, and has been spending part of his
time recently competing in World
Cllampionship TeMis t o u r n a m e n ts
against some of the countries top
irofessionals.
A 5-11, !~pounder, Martin i s n ' t
described as an overpowering player by
his coach, but rather one with great
fmesse.
''His strength is in his ground strokes
and quickness," says Barr. "He can play
,f.he serve and volley game, of course, but
he OOesn't really rely on it."
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15 Newport H•-17 LB Poly
10 Hlf'\l&rd
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01 !ht Oally Pllol Sl•fl
. \I/hen Bill Keller became ~1arina
High's tennis coach, he took a personal
vow to keep the job until hi~ Vikings
team beat perennial powerhouse Newport
Harbor.
"We've beaten them the last t\VO
years on the freshman level. but it still
looks like J"m going to be here a long
time," says Keller.
That, in a nutshell. is the shape of
Ne \vport 's incredible tennis program as
the Sailors compl ete a n o t h e r
Cl F playoff trek which fi nds them in the
championship finals Wednesday fo r the
eighth straight season.
Future foes can hake hope from the
belief the Newport program isn 't as in-
vincible as it once was. But the reality is,
it'll be a long time before the Tars co1nc
down from their perch above most prep
tennis.
Newport coach Pat \\lilson concedes
that the near·mooopoly the Sailors once
had on prep tennis talent is no more.
"From the lineup I had fi ve ye.ars ago
when \re won the championship, six of
the eight players were ranked ," says
\l;'ilson. "When we WOO it in 1971, WC had
ooc ranked player.''
WTT Actimi
''Talent has dispersed to a lot of ot.her
schools, and in time some other school
may dominate. Corona del Mar may be
the dominant tennis school in a few
yC,>ars, they've got. three tennis clubs
\vith in a mile of the school."
EvCn °""'ith the top taJents more
widespread . Ne\.ll)Ort still has enough
quality players to make an opposing
team's task comparable to challenging a
swarm of locusts with a butterfly net.
During the week of the 0 j a i
tournament, 1he Tars' top players went
north to compete, leaving the second
liners for a match that week. Newport
won anyway, 23-0.
"Their junior varsity team could
probably beat any other varsity in the
league," says Keller. ·
Where do all the players come from'.'
Some have developed through play at
temis clubs like ,the Balboa Bay Club and
Peniffiula Point Club. But not all.
Of the cur(ent top players. \Vilson
provides the. fo\lo\~ing breakdO\\"n of their
tennis backgrounds:
Tony Stockman-developed 1vhllc in
the San Bernardino area throogh work
with his father.
Steve Marosi-4ook lessons \.l'ith pro
Jock Grigory at the Sunny Hil ls Club.
Strings Face New York
NEW YORK-The Los Angeles Strings
bid to maintain their No. 1 spot in the
Pacific Section of World Team Tennis
tonight °""·hen they fa ce host New York.
The Strings have a 6-4 record. a hal f·
game ahead of the Golden Gaters.
Los Angeles also has a game
Wednesday, facing Toront~Buffalo in
Buffalo.
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R ick \\lhittwer a nd Brad
Bauman-students Wi.tll --....tennis coach
Myron McNamara at UC Irvine.
Cody Small, ~1ark Jones, ~tare Roy,
Peter Perkins, Bill Badham and Rick
Lada-all self taught.
"\Ve've had a lot of kids willing to
\.l·ork very hard, p'ius a ,group of great
parents backing 1he program ," says
\Vi!son. "\Ve don't have the great
individual talents, anymore. but from top
to bottom our team is probably stronger
this year. \Ve're not. as strong at the top.
but stTonger at the bottom."
Of Ne\vport's top 10 players, four will
graduate this season. OOt even that
prospect doesn't really brighten the
hopes ol apposmg coaches.
"Even though our program has really
improved in the past couple years,
Newport always seems to come up with a
great freshman or @ansfer," says
Keller. ··They have a fine program going
in a high economic area. and that 's a
Lough combination to beat."
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CIF Baseball Play
LakewoOO \Vil! meet Hueneme and
North Torrance battles surprise
Eisenhower in semifinal action of the 4·A
CIF baseball playoffs Wednesda y
afternoon.
In the 3·A semis, El Segundo and
Nogales will play in the upper bracket
while Lompoc and Burbank meet in the
lower half or the bracket. The finals in
both divisions will be played Wednesday,
June 5.
Area Schools
Pla11 Banquets
Athletes at three Orange COast area
high schools will be bonored tonight with
sports awards banquets.
Here's the schedule.
At C.Osta Mesa: The baseball teams
will be feted at Sir George's Restaurant
in Huntington Beach at 18782 Beach Blvd.
beginning at 7.
At 1'1ater Dei: The baseball teams will
be feted at Sir George's Restaurant in
Westminster on Westminste r Blvd.
beginning at 6:3-0.
At Westminster: The baseball teams
""ill be honored at 7 in the school
cafeteria.
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olcb a. up. Allowance. Purse $8000. The
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Ch,.rger Bir /Ore"rl 1.80
Native EmprlH CWll$00)
Don Guerro ! Bank1)
Time -17.73
1.10
1.20
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llt l(illmHwlk CT LlDlllml llt ltll1 riollCI u !llDUOh lully Md awnpl1twlr TlltY IMllld DI Miit io !ht Commh1lon •I
1 tt , ' Sit torltl llitr9ll\, Md tMt .. Id sc•ll U ll'lf IOdr"HI llllow II MIOO &• ~IDll, lr>d 11t SlllH I Moon ID. Morrill 112 ..ioptlcl by Mid A...o!utlM. ii ........ 11111-111. In 111y ·-··prior to.°' II !tit
119 Ell'• c-~n IH. P-l lit plrl of lh/1 notlcl o.,. rlltltlflc:1. cornmenclfMtlt 01. thl Klledullld public
lit Ml11.i1Dlt fl. MYlfl) 117 Thi Contradw at\4111, lft I h I llHrlng.
Mlz Clemenfln1 (0. C1r<1oz1) 117 pertorm•nce o1 ll'lf _.11; • "d Addlll-l lnfor~tl011 r19trdl1>11 thl1 "' '" '" '" '"
Eaiv A.vnflOf 12 J. Rl<Mrctsl 122 lmpr~tnll'llt. conform to 111t Ubor CICll hNrlng ~ Ill 0Dt1Jlllll br contactl1>11 ot ll'll Sl•I• al C•ll!orlll• •nd oltltr llWS of lllf ()r1ng1 Count'!' Pl1nnl1'19 Dlc>lrlmtnt, l•~'• S"" Dtck (J, W1t1onl 112 lfll Sl1I• of C•lltoml• 1ppllc1bll tfllrtto. Old C.our'lllOUll, 211 Well S1nll An1
Rosv Jov IK. H1rlJt 122 wl!h !tit •1tt1t>ll011 only ot tUCll 111rl•tl-loul..,lrll, sintl A.rlil, C • 111ornI1
Al .. el19i~lt as m1y Ill required undltf' IM lPICl1I Ct.le~ 13'·3133). 119 Sam /Vl(/IOn (1 J. IUche•dtl 122 1111\tln IKH'W•nl to wlllch 11rocee<1lno1 Dan Moore
Blnf'!ll Jo. !$. T,....'''"l nt Mr.under 1r1 I•-.,. Ind wt\ich hi" not s.cr111ry to lM SICOHD llACI. -ua yarlls. \I I"' "'l & up. Clalmlna. Purs1 s 900. Cla m!na P•kt $2500. Clatllnao IE. Garr•\ 11t C01mlt;. (8. Knlahll ltt Bink Of reoon CS. Tr11surel 119
Mr. Las.er !J. Rlth1r11sl '" Riwmon<I llar 8ov (T. loll.Im) Ht Liohlnlno 8111 {J. W1l1011) 112
THlltD llACE -l.SO v1rd1. oflls. Allow111t1. Purse $lllo00, Tala Bav (0. Morris) ICaval lK. Cl1rl1i11J Go Gellle Go CS. lre11urtl F1lnl Rlll<M (2 J. Wtrlll s~n11ue~• (J. Rlcharall B•tlvdOO !E. G1•t1) Cnar;er S1uc1 (J. M1tsud1)
Dream Of Mv Own CJ. WlllOlll Mor Ill Loe~ <I(. Hartl N-• Exoress CD. ICnlQhll Als• E~.;ble Fifi Bul!ertuo 11 J. W1r111
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'" '" '" "' "' '" . " "' "' '" ...
!'OURTH llACE -Sl9 y1rcls. l year
okl1 & uo. Jlllow•nc•. Pur~ 52500. Hoi1t'I' Vin Bar c IC. H1rl) In Noor MOon (S. Trt1sur1l 119
W11il1 Rllur11 (J . W1h<1n) 112 Allr11l•tiC (A.. Banks) 11'2 Twlsler B•'"t!'e ID. Knklnll 111 01· O•n tD. Morrlll !lt
Betry LH 11111 (W. HOO!itSI lU boelfl IUPlf'lldlld tlY , ... provltlOllS ot ,,,. Pl•11nl1'19 Commission
He'• T•VICll° M1lll (L. Btllou) llt L•tlOI" Code. l'rei.r"'" lo llbor -"111 bl Putlll1F\td Orlnte Cout D•lly Piiot. 9lwn'only ln the m111Mr proY!cleG by l1w. Ml)' 21, 1974 1915.7,
IEVl!NTN llACE -3.SO varcls. lve11r ffo bid sti•H bl ton1kle<ed unlt11 It Is
ollll. Cl~lmlr>0. Purllt! $2100. C!•lmh1<1 m•<ll on • blil\k torm t11r111slllod riv fhe
orlce '''°°· TM TwtnlY Niii!' Pllml L111t'i Reel Hawk {S. Trea1urel llt Cllv ot COiia Mes. 11111 ls made In leke A Deck CR. Ad1lr\ 119 1ecor111nc1 with the provl1lon1 ol the r..,.,,e ,,._ IJ. B•oo~•l 111 prOPOMI rt<1Ulrem1nts.
Movt Smooth IC. Sm!tM 119 Each bidder mu1t DI ll~l!Md •nd 1ba ---------Attl•tlloullht IT. Llohlm) 119 prtqullll!lld as rtqulrlcl 11'1' liw. NOTICE TO CO .. TllACTOllS
!h1k1 M Vp CR. Ba"~s) 1>n,0 Thi C!ty Council of lfll (Uy ol Cosla CALLING FOil alDI
•n's C~llahan (J. C•e-rl ln Mell reHrvtt IM rlghl to rtltd •nr or SclKIOI District; NEWPORT-MESA UNI·
011111v E•IN"IU 10. Morrill •II bids. FlED SCHOOL OISTRICT
EIGHTH llACE -IOO v1rdt. 3 ve•r CITY OF COSTA MESA, Bid Ollllllllt: 3:00 o'cl.xk p.m. Oil lhl "c,'•'m,~ ',',k,c,','.,.'m.lna. Pur~ $1600. CALIFORNIA ltlh llloy of June. 1911 ol ·-PubllU!td Orang1 Coast Dilly Piiot, Placl of Biel Receipt: llS1 P11ct'!11l1
Ml<t Polw CR. Ad1i•l lit Ma• 2S. 21. 1t7• 1'11·1• AVl'nlle, Cos•• M•ll. C1llh:rf\i l V1l11 T-11111 CL. B1llou) 122 M•IH"9 Address: P. O. Soit ll61, New· P1rr DPC~ (I(. H~r!l 119 B h C lllor I '266J ~~~·~D·.J,:;-~~!1 n; PUBUC NOTICE "P1ro1:~ i.,.:t1Uc1~1!i. Nam•: H.&NO.
1vv·s Win,,... CJ. Brook1l ll9 BALL COURTS • ESTANCIA HIGH
8ree11 Account IS Wall'''} 119 NOTICI! INVITIMG alDS SCHOOL i~~ ~~r,re'lf'cJ.HR l~~~J.i ~:: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lh•I Plac• Pl1nt ••• 00'1 File: 11S7 Placrnll•
Oeckitllir IT. LIDl'l~m) llt se1leG ll'OllO'lll will DI recehrlll by lhl Av1<1ue, Ccsll Mesa. Callhrnla Also Ellall>le City of Costt1 Mtt1 at tfll olllct ol 1"8 NOTICE tS HERESY GIVEN !1111 11>1
Triple c Tr11I• IL. Myles) llt City c11rk 1t 1he City Han. n F11lr Orlve, •tlO"" named ScMlll Dis1rlct ot Dr•ng.e
PUBLIC NOTICE
Cos1a Mew, C1IUornl1, unlll IM !lour ot County, C•lllorni•, 1elln11 by and lhro1>11h
NINTH llACE -3SO v1ras. 3 ~•r 11 :00 •.m. Oii Jvne 10, al Y'lllcll llmll lhly lrs Governl119 Boara, hereln1ll1r referred
old•. Cl~lmllKI. Puroe $1600. Cl1imlno will Ill opened publicly 11\d ftlll 11oull 111 ID II "DISTRICT", wm receive UP lo, llul FIFTH RACE -a1a yar111. l rear P'lce.17500. . !he cou11cn Cl\4omber:i. for 1urlllslll1>11 all llO~ l•ttr tt..11 111e •tiove •••te<l llt111,
olas & \Ip. Ct1J.,..in9. Purse t210ll. t~~~ r~e;•~a(r~·(fd.;.:~~ll) ii; litlor , m1ttrl111, eaulpme~I se1llld bids for l':'f aware! ol I conlr•d
Clalml119 o•lc• $l500. Diii A wiv fl. Mvl''~ lit lr1n1port1tlon Incl 1uch other t1cllllll'S l'I for tfll lt>OVt prollf<I. 2:~~1"f'w(l~·1~1.'t~~aMl g; WM1t!e,•s Gold CM. Bikk.i) 119 m1v tie require<! for lht CONSTRUCTION B101 sMlt be received In the pltct
p,D<>ll Wini (Luke Mvlfi) in SlllKlow Flr1! IJ Drrved 1'11: OF SIDEWALi( AND CVA.8 AND l<le<lllfieG above, •1111 sMU tie openlll •P'lll
S/\Or! A.oe.ket !S. W•lk1rl !19 8~~~·~,,sc~a~1r ~),~;,~~rt) n: GVTIER IN MESA DEL MAR. P\ll)llciY r.-d •loull 11 llie •bova 1t1tec1
c;;, .. ;...;;.;-'j~l.:U--··----";;;;;:-;,;;;;;:;.;;;;;;;;;-Allso Bir (S. "Treas11rt) 11'2 A ~I of pt1ns. SPl(lf!c1llon1 1NI othe' llm1 1111! llf•c1. . r , ... E. CAR OW ... "ER$ Wlllowc•eek Barley lo. Morris) 111 COO!rlCI oocumanh m•• Ill obt&!lled It Tiier• Wiii Ill • $20.00 dtPOS•I ~ulrl<I ..... ..... M1rl Tl11er (T. LIPllam) 11f 11\e ofllc• ot thl City Engineer, n F1lr tor eacn oer ot bia 11oe.umen1s to ANTHONY'S SHOE SERVICE Ever•ll• ear~: r11~t111~ •• 1) llt Orly1, Cost• Mell, C1lllornl1, Upol\ • llOll· 9u1r1nl1t the return 111. gold . condillon
•W[STCllff •LAZA •LIDO •f.UHION ISLAND •CORONA DIL MAI LELIATHFEER. Werid'1 fiMd ....._,.I Ylayl c11r1...-J• '• "~~,.,,, 111 R l·h~'d5 ) i10 ,tfullll1bl1 paymtnt of 11.oa. wllnln 10 cl1r1 1111r tne t1111 -nit111 11111. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.!,,,,,,,,,~;;~,,,,,,,,~ .. ~·~H~ .. ~l1~ol~-~~lq~p~l~,~-~ ... =:,,:;IJ~l~l~l~5:9~ .. :;,:1~9~9~l~,,!_l_,!"~"';',.!"~;•;~~R'"}"l2~"!!·;;';'~':;';_'c_ _ _i119 Each 11111 lhlll DI ml<lt on IM P!'OIXll.ll Eich bid m<Jll conform ano Ill Miss Bartl Be (l J. Richerds) 111 form •nd In lhl m1n11tr provldtd 111 Ille reol>Ollllve lo "'" cootr1ct llocume111$.
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che<:~ or a till! tlOnd tor no! leu lh1" 1000 documenh 11111 tlr the list of proPC>Std
ol the amount ol 11141 bid, midi P41Yltllt lo wt>con1ractor1.
lr>e Cily of Co1/a Me11. Mr. J1me1 M. Ht;11an11, Oire<:1or ,
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Iha! Irle School FKilllle,. M1lnlenance I n <I
C•'Y Counclt ol wlcl CHv Ml here!olore ()Pff"1tlon1, will mffl W'lth tl'M»e perlOl\1
rs1at1llshe<t I pre~•lllng r1t1 11111 Kiii of lnlere11M In 1ourl1111 tfll site 11 Irle S.Cl'lool
"''l{llS, In KCGrdan<I wllh llW, to tie pall! Facllllltt Ofllct. loc1te<t 11 973 Siker
Jn lht con1lr1Kllon ol the ltlOYI tnlltlell Strei!, Coll• Mtu, 11 10:00 1.m.,
improvem<!nh. Thlt wld rite •1111 . K•I' Thurld1y. June a.. lt1,,
Wll ldai>!ecl trY' the Cltr Council by Thi DISTRICT res.er¥H the •'9ht IP
RtsolvtloJ'I 14·1 on Tl'll 1th G.IV flf J1nu1rv, rtiKI any or •II blcls or to waive any
197• 11111 II on 1111 In the Office ot lfll City lrr19ut•riliH or lnlorm1lllie1 In lllY bicls
(luk ot sill! Cl!J. Tll1t Mid rat1 allll or Jn tfll bkktlng.
ICllt 11 here-In re!errlld to Ind lllol>ltd In Tiit DISTRICT his delermlneG IM
1ni:1. notiu 11 ll'KIUOh t11Uy •no compleldy oener•I prt~alH1>11 ri•t or per ll!em wa!ll'I
set lorlh l'llrtln, 11111 lhll i.iild ..;.111, 11 In 1111 loc•lltr in wr.icll tne work ii 10 1111:
l<IOPll<I br 11111 A.elOtutlon, 11 1'11111 • performed for e1eh cr•ll or 1'1'111 ol
P1rl ot this llO!lce br reterence. wwtmen nfflltd to ellttuf9 flM contr~ct.
Tiie Cooilr1ctor WU, In Ille ptdormt..ce The~ rite. are on !ill al 11$7 Pllc1<1ll•
ol tllt worl< 11111 lmprovtmenh, conlorm Av1<1ue. Cot.II Mt'W. cop111 ,...y tie
to _Ille L•llO!' Codi of 1111 511!1 ol DO!•kllll on request. A tOllY ot thls.e r1111 C1l.1for11!• Incl ~lfllr llWI of !hi Slllt of WU tie PQ'Slld •I Irle jOD si!e,
C1lltorn11 1~hc1bl1 IMreto, wllh Ille Thi loreQO!ng Klllllul1 ot per cliam
e1,1p1lon O<!IV ol wen v•rla1ion1 11 m1v w-ve• 11 fl.IHI! "'POI\ 1 workl"9 ll•y of
tll r-lrld \llldet' Ii. -1.i llfatv!vfl f'l!lhl (t) "°"'L Thi rate IOI' tlolidly • ...,
!Wl"'luant to whlcl! proceectl1191 hlreul\Cler overt!,,.,. work ,IWH tie 11 ~au 11nie •1111 1r1 liken 111<1 wtrlcll llav1 not -.i --11&11.
1uperteded by the provlsl°"" of lllf L•tlor 11 shill be mandltOt'"'I' upon tfll
Coda. Prettr1rice to labor 1h1ll tie <;tlYln CONTRACTOR to whom Ille conlr•CI 1,
onlv In Ille ,...11111r provided by law. 1waroall, 11111 Ur>Ot" any 1ubcontractor
No bld 11'1111 be con11dtrell unless 11 11 un111r him, to P•Y llOI tess thin the 11111
m1<1e on 1 b11n-form turnl11HK1 riv tllf ~cit~ raies to an wor~man emplo~lld
Cllr of Col!& Mell. •no Is ml<le In riv !hem In the rxf'Cution ol Ille c011lract.
accordance with the provlllDrli ot 1111 Ho bldeer may willlllr~w 1111 bill for 1 propo11I reQulremenls. , period o! lofty.five (•~) dayt •ll•r lhe
Each tllllder nws1 tie tic1n1e<t •Mii 1ti.o 11aie st! tor tlle 09tnlno ot bills.
preQualllll'd 11 required tlY l1w. A payment bond 11111 1 pertorm1nct
lfll CllY Council ol lllf City of Cotti boflll will 111 r.ciulrl<I prior 10 execullon ot
Mrs1 resorv11 IM right lo r1l1tl 1nv Of llW contricl. T~e pavmenl tlOlld •ntll 111 111 bills.CITY OF COSTA MESA. In Ille torm t.tl lw!ll In ffll C001rlcl
CALIFORNIA ; lllXYmtnh. .
Pyblllhlll Or1ng1 COl"ll Dilly '1"1101, Governn>O Board
M1y 2!, 21. 1914 lt16-7• BY DorOlhV H•rvev Fl111tr Pur<h11lno Ag<!llt
PUBLIC NOTICE P11blllhld Or11191 C011I D•llv Pllo1,
M1y 11, Ind Ji.me l , 191( ltlt·74
NOTICE TO COMTllACTOllS
CAI.LINO FO« atOS
ScMol Ol1!rlct: Founlaln V1llly PUBLIC NOTICE
Biii OeMlllne: 2:00 o'clock p.m. of '"'l--,cc=cc-c-~~"'C"c "" lllY ol Jullt, 1t7• ----Place ot Bid Rectlpt: Aclmlnlstr•llve SUl'E•IOlt COUltT Of' THE
Ollicti. Number OM LlghthouM Urie, STATE OF CALIFOllNIA l'Olt
FOUfltalit Valley, C•tllornl1 THE COUNTY OF OllANGE M:;~e;:15<;,::::.11tltlc1tlon N•mt: IC•llio NOTICE Of' HN:a:1:n OF ,ETITION
Place Plans ire on Ille: Scllool D!slrlct l'Olt l'llOaATI. OF WILL A .. D FOil
Office •lld Wltll&m Blurock 1. P1rtr.r1. LaTTllll TllTAMl!!~Allt'f
Arcllltect, U.SO B•Ylklt Drlv1, Corona dtl ...._':_•!~~·~ of GLADYS M. W H I T E , Mir C11!fornl1 _.., • ...,,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhll ..... NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl\IEH !Nt 1~1med SChool District of Orln{l't WILLIAM R. WHITE, llas lfllld he•.in •
County Cillfornli Kling bY ind lllrllll9h Pllfllon for Prob.ill of Wiii •ncl fOr
us c;.o.;....111"11 S~rd Mrtll!lller 'e'"'-' l11u1nc1 ot Lettera Tt"1men11rv lo lhl
la IS "DISTRICT", .;..ill rKtlve llP to, tl\11 petlfl-r rlftr•llCI to which Is m•dt lor
not 1111r tfl•n 1'11 •bovi·sl•ftd time, tur111tr P<l'Ucu11,s, 11111 '"-' lllf time •1111
leate<t bids •or lht 1w1rd ot 1 contract llfacl of M1rl119 Ille Yme has been 111 lor
• --1 , ji;nt 11, 197,,. •I 9::JO 1.m., In the tor lie 1 ..... ., pro K • courtroom ot [)ep1rtmenl Mo. 3 ot :1.1lcl
Bids 111111 be ree1lvtd In tfll 11l1c1 court, •I 700 Civic Ct'nler Or!ve West, In lcl<!nlllllld •bow, Incl sll1lt Ill OPll1ed •nd 1111 Clly ot S•nla Ana, C1lltor"la.
pUtlllcly •tad 1111\/d al 1111 •boYl·S!llMI Dllld M•Y 23, 197•
!!me 1nd pl.ct. WILLIAM E. SI JOHN TMre wH1 tie • Sl00.00 cl9Pll'lt rtQulred C01111ty Cl•rl<
lor •ach set of bid documtnl• to IUllTON, GAULDIN,
gu1r1nl"' the r1l11rn In 9ooll con<llllon THOMION AND ' NELSON
within five ll•YI •ltll' tlw bid flPll'lf"lll AllOf'lllY"I •I Lnt
1111e. 611 M....,. c ... ,.,. Drtn
Eecll bid must conform 11nd Ill s.tt. u•
rttr>Ot"SIYI to ti. contract llOCuments. Mewpwt a..cll, CllCIM!ll• n:ue
Eacll bill thlll Ill •c~nllcl 11'1' tllt Ttl: 1n•) .,.1171
wcurll'I' rel•rred 10 In llM contract All~ fw: l'ttltl-r
documents •1111 11'1' 11141 Utt of proposed Plolbllsflld Or•ntt Col1I
subcol'lfrldors. M•r 71, n, •nd Juno 1. 1914
Tiie DISTRICT fffM"YIS 1111 r'91rt lo
r1Jed 1ny or 111 111111 or 1g w1!Y1 •nr
lr"'!llll•rllln or l11lorm11illft In •mo bld1 PUBLIC NOTICE or 111 111e bldlllno. Tiie DISTlllCT 1'1111 dlf1rmlllld thll---------------
9tfltl'•I prev11Uno r•l1 of Plf diem Wlllft f'ICTrTIOUS 8USINl!SS
In ll'lf louillty In Wftlcll Hiii -k 11 to bl! MA.Ma lTATEMaMT
performed tor 11eh cr•fl or 1yp1 of Tiit f0Uowl1111 ~ 11 dolnv tlUJlfltU
ww11m1n notMllll to "'ecvM tnt conlrld. n :
ThlH r•l11 •rt on 1111 •t 1111 DISTRICT CONTEMPORARY FVRHITUllE OF
offlcl loc1tlld •I Number ON Llifltllous.e CALIFORNIA. 31.tOl C1mlno C•PlllrlftO,
L•n1, Founlaln V•ll..,, C1llf.: Copln m•v S.11 Ju•n C1pl1!r111a, C.111. '2'75
tit oblillllod Oii rwqunl. A CotJV of lllf11 K•lhlrlno Htltfl Mllllr, l102' Clllot
r1lh 111111 be 110fM11 •I 111t 100 1111. Sin Dllgo, S•n J1Hn C•plslr-. Ca.
Thi foreoolnt IChldVlt o1 .,... dltm '1675
W'Sl'll It. bltld upon I --1119 <llY of Thh bulinHt. II CO!!CtUCl..t IW
•loltf (I) itoun. Thi r1tw fol' holldily and lndlvldu1I.
oYlrtl"" worll ..,..II bl •I i..st tllTll and K1lllet'l111 H. M1U1r
one-hilt. This sl•temt'nl w1s llllld with 11111
11 .n.11 bl ,...rld•torr upon 1111 County Cltrk of OrlnQI County on M•v 3,
CONTRACTOR to Whom lht contract 11 1'1-4.
1w1rdld, Md upon •nY subcoolrHlor '"""I undlf" him, ro Pft'f root Int !Nn tllt Mid Publllfled Or•no• Coast Dilly Piiot,
!>llKlflld r1t11 to tll -kmtn •mployH M1y 7. 14. 21, 21, 1f14 1605·14
by """' In 1111 1gcutlon ot !hi contr1cl.
NP ~ff m..,.-wjltldrlW hit blcl for" I
period of S111ty (60) d•Y• •flu tM CS.hi
PUBLIC NOTICE
Ht tor 1111 OPll'lint of bids. l'ICTITIOUI aUSINISI
A pty1'1'11!11 bond ~ a pertorCUllCI MAMI STATEMINT
bond wHI Ill '9QUlttd prior lo •x.cu911in of 1'111 followl1>11 ,.,._ II doing 111.nlntM thl ct19111'Kt. TM ptymllll bon1111 llMll be 11:
In tM forni llf tortll In flit contrlCf ADVEHTUltER: ASSOCIATES, 11,Jl
dOC-11. Clrlll,,..I Clrcla, G1r~ G r o Y •, Gowrnlnu 801rd C•llloml• n&d IY llot,,. k!gen, Clri Gl/'Y L. .......,. (Glnlni '•rtner),
'l.lbfllMllll Ol'Mtl COil! D•lly l'llol, !DI E11t MIYftlr, Or•nte· C•lllonll• Mar 72. IL 1'14 1.,._74 ""1
Thlt Mt-I /1 Wini conducttd tit' I
PUBIJC NOTICE "•'"' --1 -~----,,..,co,.-~----·I G1rv L ~ I 2*' Tflll 1l1Nmlnl lllld wltlt lhl Cownt'r
JfOTtcl °' fWTIWTIOfll TO Cllrtl: of or-. Cluftly on MIY 10. 1974 -· a1COM1 ICM.I TIADlll "11>!1"*9 Or..... C..t O.llY Piiot JfOTICI IJ Hl!l•IY OIVl/'I lhlf I, .... , >' 21 -.... J-4. 1974 lnt-7;
LAUltA. M. MlllU.O. ..it. of JElll'I' ..,.. '"'~-·~-=~--=,---·I Ml~LO. bll119 • rltfdtflt of Or-. ·~
County, C..llfornl1 • '' 1H11 II~ PlJBLIC NOTICE ~ Md fWlhlr .. lilt dffl!Wt of ---
1¥1111"' innttt tf lhl prrAtloM of Tllll f'ICTITIOUS autlMISS
XII flf ,._,. Ill .i !hi CllffWMI Codi el N~I STATIMINT
Cl'otl "°°""""• lntlnd to _,,ty '-1111 'fM totllwtna ...,.,. -cklllllf luptrtor COllft ot tfle 1 .. 11 If Qrllf'llffl!I ....,.._ ..t , -
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I How Will · It Do in Peoria? TONIGIIT'S
'Tlia.t's Ent.ertainment'
ev eoemoMAS
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Expectably, it was a smash
with the premiere audience of
Hollywood luminaries, But will
it sell In Peoria?
That's the question facing
MGM with Its new-old film
' 'Th at's Entertainment"
foll6wlng Its s11 c c e s s f u I
opening here. The man .who
put It all together. Jack Haley
Jr., admitted the problem.
"We expected the picture to
go well before a professional
audience, and it did. The
opening in New Y o r k
Thursday night sh o u Id
succeed, too. Then it will start
opening in Chicago and acroS!
the country, and that's the
real test. \Viii the kids go for
ll? There are plenty of them
In line at the theater here, and
that's a good sign."
l\1Gl\1 IS LOOK1NG for good
signs, of course. The Culver
City shxlio, once the world's
largest, has struggled to
survive in the I 9 7 Os •
Ironicall y, the film tribute to
MGM's musical past could
help assure the company's
future.
The premiere of "That's
Entertainment," attended by
54 former MGM •ars, brought
an outpouring of sentiment,
and that's how Haley planned
it The former documentary
maker has his own warn\
memories about the studio -
his father was the Tfn
Woodsman who accompanied
Jlidy Garland down the Yellow
Brick Road.
HollywOOd rumor indicates
that Haley Jr. will marry the
Garland daughter, L I z a
MinneUi. He decl In es
comment.
"THAT'S ENTERTAJN·
MENT" had its beginning two
years ago when Haley was an
MGM executive in ~e of
creative affairs. He proposed
a full·length film dra\vlng from
the studio's musicals -He
had made such compilations on
a smaller scale as lell'vi11ion
documentarian for \Vo!peT
Productions.
"Manager wasn't convinced
that audiences would sit still
·for a bunch of film clips,"
Haley recalled. "Also the
"Benefit For Youth" Performance
THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
EUGENE ORMANDY, CONDUCTING
FridOy, May 31 , 7:30 p .m,, Crawford Hall, UC Irvine
Supper Oan<e immediately following
J ewel Court, South Coast Plaia
Donce mv"t fronl< fly"" -S...ppe< by Mog•c Pon Crtpet•' fund1 ,..,11 ~1,,
!he °'""9" Coun1y pt,,lhormon•t Soc1,!y\ lree to-youth ton<:'"' & Hoog
M .. morool Ho;p.to!\ Pl'd<ttl"t> ~.,.,1,11•t~fl\ S?~. 111'101~ """'b''· mo•n lloor
tor>ctrl "'~ch ONLY, ot SIO o..o•loble at Pf,1lhorrnonoc ofl«e. 101 W. (0011
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AHD UGHTFOOr Ill
"THE GREAT GATSIY " Cf'GI
·,-HE STING-" lrGI ...
"'CHARLIE YARRICll" ff'GI
"DIRTY MARY, ClAZY URRY" ll'GI ". "'TUCHEI" llJ
•'THREE MUSKETEERS" ...
"12 CHAIRS"
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, 'TV HIGHUGHTS ScorfS in Holly.wood NBC a 6:00-1974 Emmy Awards. Johnny ear-
technical ~partments said It left his studio post to devote son hosts r,resentation of awards honoring out.
would be impossible to full time to It. Technical standing te evision programs and performers. "
combine 35 mm ti I m , problems were a constant ~
Cinemascope, black-and·white headache. but · there ~·ere ABC fJ 7:30 -Secrets of the Deep. "2000 Years
and color into a 70 mm happy discoveries. Some " Under the Sea." Host Scott Carpenter takes view· ,
movie." musiL•nl numbers had been M ers on voyage into pa.st in l.1editerreanean and Red
11aley pursued his researeh recorded on three-tracks -for i Sea.
quietly, seeing the 200 MG~l voice. orchestra and tapes
musicals during the lunch thus a stereo effect could be ,
hour, evenings and weekends, achieved for the new film.
He wofked with assistant film Arranging stars to Introduce g_
editor to assemble an hour each segment Vias another ~ i
and a half of film , then prob!('m. t'
NBC 0 8:00 -The Bluffers. A comedy-variety
special based on English books '"rhe Bluffers e>o1
Guides." t. • KCET ED 9:00 -Black Journal. "The Original
imposed oo his friend ~e "f started with Gene Kelly," ~
Kelly to read a narration. said llaley. "~fe was 11r
Brother."
Reaction to the film by the rehearsing for Frank Sinatra's
MGM brass: "Oh. That's Y.'hat TV special at ~·!GM, and Gene
you meant!" softened up Frank .
CBS 0 9:30 -Hawkins. ""-1urder in ~lo vieland."
BiUy Jim Hawkins is called to defend n1ov ie star's
husband in sensational murder.
The go-ahead for "That's ------"'-·" • .. , • ,,1:-•
Entertainment" was given last m _,-------------------, July and in November Haley
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(Ill (dra) '13-MIC.hatl Connon, Mi·
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MAY 28 ab1ht1e1 b1 plottint •nd t 1Kulin1 r a di/Inf hfill 1/tlf lht)' lou their
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for the preunta!ion ot ll<1rds hon / Nalsu~I, To$/ll10 Milune.
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yea(s £mmy Sho" ·~ the P1ciht 9:00
Pan!l£tS Jhe~ter m Hol!rwood. 0 SPfCIAL
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D f'obrt Gowlu 1re1 Emmr Awards ltt!u1in1 mu1ie,
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Side,. (dr1) '50 -:-Mt G11dnu., 9·l0 £1 (~ ClJl 1..f Hawkins "Murder
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J Ltrt l11q Strolhlf Martin, She1e1 North and
II J1U1 A Jlrffl Cameron Mitchell 111eJt.
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( _,Cf)) Het tu• Paul Bu1le.
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Tlt1tt Stoo1r1 I 10:00 D m aJ 'ii Ne.s
3 Mlp11'1 HtrMI 0 (f1J (J) m Mlrclll WtlbJ M.D. 7:10; • Ttt1111 .. M•nt (i) '"IJ Mi Mii
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'fearJ Under the S11" Host Stoll when Of. WtlbJ ll1fo1m1 Dt ltiltfli
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into tile past in the Mtd1terr1ne1n l•nll Powers1u11!s.
and lht "" Sea. I m Sp111l1ll C.111tdJ Cf}'" Aaltld fw II tD A f'rolll lst Sltartd (R) A docu· 0 w+ltM $ Mftif!: (C) (Zlll) mentir)' 011 r~t status ol worntn '" ''5'11rlleat'" Co11tl. (adv) '60 -Israel.
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hbby Ctldlbort Show la CillOM Grit1
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rocb . lltcaust ~f Afthu~ s const1nl hst If liflutlio
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on !ht Enthsh books Tiit Blutt111 Sal'ld O.t John Sa•on
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suuta. "T/11 l'irt-=lf1ndt4 lillfl" (wts) '58-0 (jJ) (I) aJ HIPPJ D.,1 "The P1ul Ntwm'1n, Lill Miian.
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tl1ssy loo~mf ca1 ind h1~e d11ts MOwtr. NMuriltf in 1f1t lltd
lined up wflen the methan.cal b1t1k I l•rn" (mys) '34 -Tod S1authlt1.
dcwns 1>111n. · (61 Tw~~ Zorie
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&:lO 6 ltn: (()) (j) Ma w a I i fiwt·O Z·OO m All·Hir'C S/lft· "loom1ranr.'"
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usin1 phon1 diamonds as b11t ind
p1eyin1 o~ "ell-heeled malt W11· l:IO 8 NtVit: "Hell ta11y.11 Ollt!aws"
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Wednesday
DAYTIME MOVIES
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Gloria Gtallilmt.
l:OO@(C) *SIM'1 Wtr~lll Her Wtr
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2:00 g (C) "T'8t Lt;," (dlt) '55-
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lit m (C) "Hell •llffn" (dra) '61
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(adv) '61 -Kell Scott, l•hlia
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TursOay, MaJ 28, 1974
1002 Genonl R.E. 1002 Genera
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DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED A.DS I EASY LIVING
""' c.o ... •.""" •· I 642-5878 I ""' c.ii """'' I * Balboa Bay Properties * THE WIND M ILL HOUSE 1 -~B'"'A.;.L;,.BO"'A~c"'o'"'v""E"°S __;~! ""'N'"'E"'W~P'"'O'"'R"'T;.:H;.,E;,l.;G~H=Ts~1 FAMOUS LANOMARK ON BALBOA PE-Tr• 1 With• Wll'lt lid . . Fes1 Credit ApprcM1 $28,SOO-Throw away the la\vn mower a nd
enjoy living In this 3 bedroom , 2 bath Cosla
FINE Mesa Townhouse. Deluxe features includ·
Like new! Pier privil. i Duplex. Lovely s BR. NINSULA POINT. 5 Bedroom family home.
Trade for units owner's unit + 3 BR.. with 3 story windmill tower that will do-
FAMILY HOME I ing all bJtns, screened in patio and double
ERRORS, Advertisers should check their S ded b b u·r 1 t
d d II & I _,1 1 Th .1 B<di-oom. 2 aau15. Spado"' garage. urroun y m any eau u rees.
t J B t I 0 light your youn~sters. "Dutch" shingled ex-
$129,900. Call 67,7060 ren a . es oc. wncr d •· 1 ~ nxl ... terior. Surroun ed by large shn e tre... n· 8 ous ..,.,500. 642-_74_91 terior is desigoers dream. Remodeled last • 1 • ~ ropcrt error1 mm9'1 1te y. • gr-n '·lls and pool Just )1sted on't last' I Corfll'r I.01:1111011. 1-;,,-tllPnl I .,.... U'I; • , W · DAILY I LOT assumes ll1bllity for the first Villn Pork &·hool :-;yr.rcni. Call for complete detalls 546-5880. ~t~;..----I ~:~ri~.~~~ ~!',,\,;~~~i COLLEGE PARK-POOL HOME •
WATERF(tONT. 2 + vear by architect/owner. Feotures large,
BALBOA MODEL I Den, pier & slip. Corner Jiving and dining room bolh with fi replaces.
H1•a11n.1::. Plun1bin.; 11 nd , POOL SEASON JUST.AROUND THE COR ..
3 BR., 21h baths 1 lot. Owner m ost an. Nev,.i kitchen .with everything including se.11
Tiburon xious. $107,000. cleaning n1icro \\'ave oven. Jacuzzi tub in Et~!t-.cAI ~y5ien1s plu.~ Bil · NERI Beautiful 3 bedroo m 2 bath featuring 1\rphant'<..'5. Gr<'::i.I l3uy ut . • . $13 fJOO Call &16-(kW. an outstanding Palo Verde stone fireplace, [ '-_ ..... _ .. _'"'_"•_,]~ ..... [ _"""_"_'"'_··~]~ Assumable loan
$37,500
p E N 1 N's u L A PTl. master bath. Pebble concrete patio with tree
shaded redwood benches. Separate boat
Brand new 4 BR, 3 ba. storage yard. · · remodeled kitchen with ne\v floo ring and tile
counter tops. Home centers a round very pri-Best location. Aski ng PLUS-PLUS-PLUS
556-8800 1 $149,000. 673-7420. 2 Bedroom guest cottage presenlly brings
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General R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 IH \I.I' . "' .. , '" '"'. ,, '"'""'"\ltf•lu"'"''' "''~'
vate pool area with many fruit tr ees. block
'''all, and covered patio. Wa lk to all schools
and shopping. CALL 546-SIOO • m REALTORS CB in over $4000 yearl)' income. First limp of•
Cered. hon1e and guest hou se $210 ,000. Call
5 Local Offices To Serve You for appointment S40-11Sl .
* WATERFRONT HOMES *
Elegant 4 BR. & lge. fa111ily r1n . or 5 BR.,
\Vith 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec.tacular vie\v.
Pier & float. Sii5.000.
Lovely 5 DR .. 5 ba. on prize 60 ft . \vaterfront
Jot, Lido ~·o rd. Pier & Doat. $375 ,000. * WATERFRONT LOTS * 40x90 It. J\lagnificent vie\r. ~250.000.
::i0x105 J•t.. Lido Nord, vie\v. Sl65,000
BILL GRUNIJY, REALTOR
341 Bayside Or., Su ite I, N.B. 675·6161
General R.E. 1002 enera l R.E. 1002
YEAR-ROUND VACATION
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CONDOMINIUMS
Linda Isle Waterfront
Custom 4·bdrm .. 41h bath home On lagoon.
Fully equipped island kitchen, waterfront
fa111ily roon1, billiard room ....... $250,000
70 LINDA ISLE DRIVE
Prime 45 fl. lagoon lot -$150.000
For Complete Information
On All Home5 & Lot5, Please Cilll :
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.8. 675-6161
2 & :-: Bedt'OOlll, i•lose 10 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road 1002
\\'f's! cliff. ~·or lease . .sa I,.,. or ,..;,N~E~W;;,;,P~O~R~T;..;C;E;N;,;,:T~E~R;•.;;N;· B;·;... __ ...;64;;4-4;;9~1~0;...1 ;G;;;;;eno;;;r;;a;;l;;R;;.;;E;;.;;;;;~;;;;;~ ! Gener a I R. E. 1002
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apJlOmtn1enl to~. <'all ;G:.:•::":.:•.:.r::c•l;..:.;R:.:.E:;. __ ....;.l..:00.:;;;2 11 General R.E. 1002 Why not build it? I * LOTS*
BUY A
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ERITAGE
REALTORS
1002G enm 1 R.E. 1001
IN CORONA DEL MAR f:njo~ golf in the 111orning. ~\vim in the Pa· ..
<:ific. or tennis i11 the afternoon. then cock·
tail:-.. dinner & lh111c1n~ later. This can be
_,·our li1e if you J1,·e 111 Ibis beautifully furn-
1.,hed 3 bdrn1 .. '.!. bat+! <:undo on the Et t\iguel
Lountry Club Course. ~5:1.950.
WANT A A FOREST • VICI\' · i<l."'1. "'"'" foe BIG VIEW?? Of trcl's C'al'E'S!l{'" lhi" !oi·C'ly h1~ hon1.•; 1rit!~ lot spliL
I Of f'anyon, ocean &. "CUI<' A~ 1\ Ru""~ hedrotl111 · • R.:l · 60 x 20J · la.I.rs I
The UNIQUE Features Of This Home Are.
It self'. Super unique and unreal! 4 bedroo1ns
\\'ith ocean vie,vs and keys to a private BRl.NG YOUR IJeach. J~xquisile hantl craftsn1anship in the
IMAGINATION paneling, windo'v boxes. stain glass. kitch("n
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BAY AND BEACH
•,;;,;;;,;;,..,...,..,,;;..,.. __ ' ,. • II' h k I 2 " I I " ' I COZ\'' untls or hon1C' ,i;, UOLIS. ____ Ca1a 111a . e ave a ey to I uni l llln1e 1111 i , I r F \STSJDC:; 11 . BARGAIN this delightful 3 berlroon1, 2 FIREPLAC~. fn~111ly ~1~1. ''. '. 60. . •300?rs~ :1~1~
4 BED. 2 BATH h:Jth .':r111 in Corona l lovcl~· 1)::i.l10 1111h bu1l11nl <'LI), .. x ·.1~ ('~
This home clo...·s 1101 ha,·(' ttle \vork, patio decking and fabric \\'all cov-
son1ec nr (']!;e's 1<1stes ;inrl erings. !:Jresented at ~149,500.
II 1 g h 1 ands . BcautiCully BH.ICJ..; Bar·B·Qt.:E. And . 1~?1\1£'S .'1 ith. loL .... pht .11'.d FIX IT & SAVE 1 . _, l 1 J<:U<'SS ivh<il ARAND i\'}';\\'f \,1111HHC' CJ g:uest hous<'
likc11 in<·luded iri 1hi' askin:,: UNIQUE HOMES Realtors, 675--6000
pri<'e. Thi' 11('\\' 0\\'1lC'r "·ill 2443 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar be able to dct"Or:ill' to lh£'ir·[., ________ .... _,.. _____ ..,.,..,
01vn liff' style in 1h1s huge G I RE 1002 · I R E 1002
, This one needs a little 1\ork : f CL'Ola!t_..,, ovc Y carpets ~ l'tl'k nn
I lnir it lul.'; ('Vel""hin" .rou ,-anti draperies and even '-I 11·0.llll lo iyall i:hag corpct1.ng e NF\VPORT B .. ~AC II . "' ,., ch~r-broller in the kitcht>n & RAi\0 NF:\V dr11pcric~ C • "' J I 675-3000
2407 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR I n.-r-d! 4 bcdroon1s. 2 bAths J{(''ur vard large enough fo~ th r 0 u i; h 0 u t . Vacanl. ountr. v,·('r 13,00'J sq. fl. I built in kitchl'n, dbl garage 1 ·c 11 GTJ-8j5() t
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Jn1111rdiate> o~·rupancy, Full on ci:uiet cu!·de·sac for e.x· Fan1ily Honie. You 11·ill also enera · · 1 Genera . .
be COV('rcd bv 0 lL r I
'0 m """'"' EXCl.USIVE A WA y OF LIFE I Not Just A House "~I E H I c" N II 0 r-.t E . . I B
-------------------i nl!•c residential a1'f':i. It's a poo · a 1 0 see Price just $37,950. clus1v:? hon1e. $28,500.
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G I R E 1002 1 rnf'ss but it 1vill s£'tl quiel\. today. ie CRESTLINE nrea. $4,COO.'
-;;e;;n;;e;ra;;;;;;;;::" ;;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;DDl;;;;;G;;;;;•;;"•;;;r;;•;;l;;R;;.;;E;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: HURRY CALL Red Carpe>I, OPEN rit 9 . n·s ~UN ro BE NICE' ! 131 COATS 70' x 300' 101,; c!n. Ski-
1. f:f'nl1ors 516-86-iO. ·~ I C & haven . hide·_; .\•ay. Share : SHIELD \\'A RR ANT y Greuf family home 1n • • • Ut
('()VCl'in.c: lll'ill!llg, Plun1b1ni.: NOl·:TH COSTA !-.lESA. I A Way of Life BROADMOOR I • W WALLACE L'OSt ll'Jth friend~. i
TURTLE ROCK • Eastside Costa Mesa ·"'~·~· ·~-·~~~iii i REA1 L ToRs
and Ele>ct1;cal Syst£'nis. :·1 Pll'n1y of roon1 for family I • &dl'OOnts, 3 Ba 1 h ·" lh 111.c:. big recreation roon1 \ ou O\'.'C yourself a ~·nlk
E:r.:1:e!len1 Vir\\' froni r-.1a:o1!l'I' 8: a I r rat' live patio throui;h this H,\RD TO
:tnrl Prl\'ale Sun Deck. Call surrnunderl hy BIG BIG FIND sp;1(•ious CENTER ~-tl'C'l'S. Quif'I cu 1-de -ll Rt' l.ARDf..:-..'_ ATR IU!-.1 ho!11" sti~et. Total price $3.~.;)0(). !lug<' l1v1n1-:" room. Bru.:h1
... ' $46414 -
Outstanding fan1ily ho1ne on quiet cul de sac; J H1'1.!rt10111 i;, 4 baths, 3400 Sq. 1 (Open Evenings)
3 lge. bdrms .. dining rm. & vie\\'! Ready to 1 FL, hui.:c :: car guragc, I
go al $58,900. Incl. land ; ~/"Mccardle Realtor I ~ i 131 COATS
Ontu CORBIN-MARTIN, INC. : 1810 Newport Blvd., CM I Ha rbor View Homes o .. r 3 am" io lhe Baok I &
IV' REAL TORS 644-7662 1 su..7729 ' t Bay. Drive do,1·n th(' tree · WALLACE "'21 . 'Interior dC'si~rs O~TI 2 , CLOSE TO shaded lanc to this elegant REAL TORS ~ C d I M 5 BEDROOMS + ' bedroon1 and den home, ~<·1 ron1iortable hon1e set tn . 1:.1L "141-'
rlK'r1~·,: kuchen. SEPA l{AT~:
f•11·rnal rtlninJ! room. F;in11ly
roo111 . Huge pat io.
'.\! A TU R E professional
l;u1dsc11pi11.c: front & r<';1r
Thi" ill a jf>y to hvc 111. Call
n1111 1'1:Z-2a:t'1. ~ I I orona e ar I 1-,1oi,,11,,.11y onooode<I and I BEACH & BAY --" '"" l0>h "'""'°'· L 0 ea"" COUNTRY CLUB ·• E · I
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FAMILY ROOM , top quality decor thruout . I . ;unong oLh<·r 2 10 6 a{'. (Open ven1ngs OPfN TIL g • /T'S FUN 10 Bf Nl:;fl
Generaf ·R.E. 1002 . Ge I R E l i !luge sun·screened bi·level , 0. u Is I and i_n g Co~ ct o estali.'s lt has a beau1ifu\ MESA VERDE [:::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::=: ®,
I enera . . 1002 ,lilu~t> ear,y 1"1111er11.t1n sl1ylcl , night lighted patio for I i11vestn1cn1 "'tlh boat 11hp. ~ pool "'ul &"'·'' ho•1s"' i1i111 '. ', 1nn1<' s1 ua cc on l'llC ti I l Bedroonis 2 Bath ' l\tn.ster ... '' ' ' $68 000 ~ NEWER HOME f t ul-df•-sa< str('C I 11 1th ou tdoor living. lmmaeu ate · ·' · :.. 1 '· · btables & tennis L'OUJ1s. 1 \ SUPER INCOME
, (l1·r1·si~cd "Pil•-sha.vod" lot.' ('Ondition. Quiet cul-de·sac I has V1e1r & Prtvate Pnt10 .. I PETE BARRETT ' . I I '==='::' ======:1 THE REAL
ESTl!TERS
PLUS INCOME BIG DADDY ,~ location. $71,9,)Q. Fee : r.tovc·in Condition. Bu~"!' is 'd'Hl!OU!I !ipacious cu.~oin 1N't' 1hi!' Cnrnna dt'I ;\l·1r _ I •
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Nf'11· disho.1·nshcr. Nc1v pain!. I eovrrcd by ONF: '\ J-_i\l{I REALTOR 1 stot·~ I bN:lroon1 h~rnr nr·,11· dunli•x . '.! B<:ihooni, 1 li,dh oc~it>ncd 11·i1h "0,,,r,..rl :inil Vrry sh:il'p, V('ry unique.· I 11,• ""If ''OOI'<" '"'"'''''011sl '' ---------,. "' 8 640 1120 \VARRANTY co \' c r i 11 i; --' "'" s · · · frr1n1 11.iu~r 11-1!h IX'nl11<'rl ' t·oni·C'nirncc 111 ,,, ;,, d c,,11 .... ,. p., .. 1. 1,,, .. 101 .. 10 •1, .. ,. C;dl 11011· -42-2j.~. I • Pl b' 11 . 642 •200 I h•droo"'' s" 1, • , .. , t •'di 1 _, CAMEO SHORES '.. '' ' ~ ~ " ' OPEN 1 T'S um Lng, cat l n;;. ·J ' " • · • ' " ' ~ !'1·1!1n~:s · r1·a flr('platC' ;11111 • , • ., , Suf)('1·bly <'On~•rtu•t\'l'I :: S.: thi>; honu' is the great£'st I IL 9 . I FUN ro HE NICE' I E 1 e c Ir i ca l and Bill-------n1a!<1r·r ~u1!<'. 7'.las-.11r sront' ". h1,dr1ior1. '!. ba!h rC'ar tu11t . J!Otlll-.S. 'I. OLill i•tl~IO~
llC'dl'O(IJll, fan1iJ.1· I' It" \11. -I hig I-Ir's, '.i grt•at b11ths & [ ® ~I IS YOUR App~ianccs. o.lfc_i:.e? f 0 r ~EAS-TB-LUF-F~ I dou ble flrC'plilC(' Bt·au11f111!> I Tn!al Hl<'Olll\' $G .. ';.5. ;1 nlOlllh . o .o 1. LA r: cor-.ntLlN!T\; din in i:: l'!l•io1 1111111•~ ,, ~11t·1·i;d r::u('~t apt 'l'i1h its CHARISMA $7'9 jOO C ll &~ . land~c11prd 1::.\'1 r:i rll'll'f'11 ,1y SJO" 000 \\ 1 T II \ 0 UR 0 \V :-.;
· F.-.11tunng c•·nlnil 1:11·11u1n 111111 frph.:. Brand n('11·, islipping? !-.laybe you need a ' · a IJ, BEAUTY!! and p;id f11r l)1.1 t .-.1or:1;.:o'.t ·'· · 644-7270 l'HJ\l,\TE BEACH . 01 ·1~ ~~·~1£'111. ,~(:h:'.:11·;1111.n~ o\·.-u~. !1sl11H.:. : . _ I nciv ~t 0 m 0 s p_h ~re . Exclusivc & OC'll' en thl' J{y .1pp!. :.i&-2'.ll.l. AV,\ILABLF. lt-.'VENTOH\
.ind ~.ti~!~ 11 .. hllnc:. ,\dd .. 1 $52,500 JUST FANTASTIC I ~n1cth1ng ex e z t L n g . I n1arket! Spa£'.ious j hr.:': bi.. OPf.N TIL IJ, 11 S FUN TO 6f NICE'' JS~ SL.:RSTANTIAL. '.!. 4, ,\· ~'I nrrirly. 1clrn11~·:11. un:l .•Jt\ th• $Sl 9 , sonicthing dlffcrcnt? Th£'.n'. hon1e Jcaiur1n(T ;i fol'<'\'C'!' Bf'J)R()Q~J S . .\·!OST \\ITH 1,1'flpci1~ Qfl•t .t 1111.1111 111• . , SO i lhis beautiful to\\·nhouse is , \'irv,r
0
& pool 1vilh Jo;c. pauo [® l Bf{F.ATIIT1\l\l:-.iG OCEA'.I:
;;:11nC' «lll('lllll(·~ \\"1• "UC!!<''-I ,\ hC'nut1ful ranch sly!i'. I T I dl'f'king. Ni'1\·ly dccon1H•rl . VIE\\'S, POOLS'., Df:":\:S.
,111 ,.,1rly :tppoinrini·iu 1" ,,.,, f ran1hl1ni:; ·I hcdroo1n and 2 , fol' you. "·o e~tra a~e · incl. S3,000 in ne\v carpets. ' I F'OR.\tAL J) I;.; ING &
t]11,, s[){' .. 1al CO.\! ,,fr.•t ur.; 2211 Newport II. , ha 1 h s. Gr en t r or I IJ:edrooms, niassi\'e brick j Call for app't. $711,500 1 F'A:.\HLY R00.\1S. PRICED
C;,11 673-..;:il(l. Costa Mesa \ f'nlcrtaining. "i1h plu~h rust I fu'C'placc, Doii·ct. 00
0'-,encl~~ I JUST REDUCED C F C I rth ---------Fll0~1 $99,:100. CALL FOR 646-8811 11 1·olored carpet s fhl'OU~/l-OUI. garage. n t (-' ay a • • 0 eswo y ' IT1"red of Rent1°n9?. A PERSONAL REVIE\\'.
or<.\' TIL9 • 1rs FUN ro8£ 11rr.£' Ft1rnlal dining iooni, 11 ('\Cn I today Red Carpet. J{('a\tors , PRICE REAL TORS 646-0020 OLD C~RONA . \
® ~' 11•1~ a I\ 1111~ Cl'llar. lluc;£' ~86-10 You'll be glad you , S ·BEDROOMS -II O 711 ES • t.:NSUHPASSED 1C~11 us 1oc1<1.y--\\e can save
II ' Sun/Eves. .. . . ' , . \ did. 4E ! OLD C II AH 1\1 . OUl~, .\·nu n1nnc;v & has.slf's. I ~ 646 •s•s !!11pl,1ce .idds thal .spcc1.11. . , ASTSIDE . . . . , , , \'C'1rians _ :--;0 nionl'v iloi\'n
·J J 1rar111lh Call for an ,Sufl£'r Sile 2-IOO \l\'O slorv.1 J BATHS I ,\\,\[L;\BL~-l~Vt.NTQJ,\ _ . ·
: 11ppo1nt1nl'nt to S('C tocl<1y i\'1ce and clean. Pla)TOOm LS .· • INC R P R Y '' · " : " : '". '.. Call 6-Jf,..7711 ~ ............................ = · >;" · " 1 OME p 0 E T I" SUBSTA'"TI \I 2 " I 11 11!~0 .1', financing a\·a1lable.
---------COSTA MESA Hrd C11s1lt't Re a l tors I 6:"i0 square feet huge . Pi I('(! reduced ~2·000· ,) laq::~ -6 shake roof beau tie~ Bf.OllOOl\IS; SO.\II:; \\I rl I _ _.__ I '>lli-~10 ' [ i::xcell1•nt location. S~7950! ~rooms. EXTRA ~\RGF~ garages every1hing ·in UCE,\:"\l VJF:\\'S, DEi\:". -
FOUR PLEX ·. ' · 0 ;7~10 Arrt ' F Al\llLY ROO'.\I 1vt!h \\'<'l . . ' 0.. . I F'Or • .\J:..i. DI i\' I :I\ G ,\ 1 _ _::,,. .. 111111'~-,
• ll'atun·s gi;u1r Sl/L' bonus , ._.... ""VV ~ • • bar. Huge n1 i r 1· ore d e.xccllent con Lt~on. 81~ 01· FA.\l!LY ROO:\IS. PRICED I BUY A
WARRANTY HOME
REALTORS
SINCE 19.14
67).4400 Cidl us, '1bout 1h1 s roo111. lo\·,.1y priva1c patio, 1 S29.500! Supi;r lluntin~ton Jireph1cC'. over 2.600 !<fl., 11.. close t.0 every~ing. Call for FHQ,\! S.ii.:..oo. SLlR:\flT Walker & Lee h;~rd-!o-f.ind i ." v c s t 111 rnt 1 ~ p :1(·JI)11 ll gar a~ c, 1 Beach hon1e 1s sha~r th11n ! of livi1~g,_:i.rca. Don't dcluy niore information. In'; DO\\'N. DVPLEXESj 1tlAl 111A1 1 ,.._..,.., __ ..., __ ,.
HARBOR .. ppor1tuuty 111 a '.X'!!rr l l!'v1.nr~1<k•us<·on11nu.n1ty 1 a ntcxlel~ 3 bed1oon1s ... 2j cHll 96.Hi107. ~1151 i-·1:01\1 Sli2,j{I(). CALL FOlt Turn your gall clubs into 111'~ts1dt' loca11011 backn1g to 1a1 ·il111t•'\. All ror s.;o 000! I bnlh~. close to ocean. \\10:\ TI OPEN nL g • 1r s FUN TO BE NICE' A PERSONAL Rl::\"IF:\\I 1 1 , e 11 1 . h · HIGHLANDS ! I DC'rh~•'Hll', :! Balli~. ci..~1· 10 L1 U1\11·y . School~ .
."hoppinl;' SJl.~i!)(). Ca 11
616--03.hi.
:1 ~0lf rx1urse. 5610/nio Sll-lilllll ,\t::t. ' 1 LAST~ Citll agt.-8-l7·6010. ~ I · ', · 011rclnnr .~ports lo~! Is , a Sll'rL'O. ,,l' I 1em \\'11
inMlll' ....,111<1 be 11orr -I I ~ ·~~~·1~·~ I apJ>f'<il? :-i/'ll ~·our equ1pn1e>nt 1 and USl" the n10~ for a lroii-lo~i· 1: \'acanl'y ~1111 Genera l R.E. 1002 ! General R.E. 1002 , ·•• 11·ith ;1 1011'-coi.1 D~\ly Pilot I stc~! Cn~I 642-567~ ~oday .
s,:;,.:AJO . I • ---~! .. '---~a~~~1~r!'. !H:?-a678._ a Daily Pilot Classified A~!
c,,11 6'1-7211 . , • J BED PLUS POOL General R.E. 1002 [General R.E. 1002
Located in desirable fMB! CJ C~!~'!r!eJ!K!~~~~ Eastslde Costa Mesa fenced REAL TORS
yard added family room I SINCE 1944
n('1V carpets. Won't last. I 67l-4400 Harbor View Homes 00'' 137•300· ca11 &1&-77u _....,....,....,....,. ...... 1• I ~6u1Lg0~~3? SUMMER RETREAT Tgl-LEYEL
P • t p d" l·:xcl usive Linda Isle location. Single story E'(crptioual 4 bedroom, k l POOL HOME r1va e ara 1se I If f roul<I SllO\\' you a lot nl f a nl i l y room home. Wal er & ee
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tiou~£' for 1h(' 111oncy three bedroom three bath beauty. Easy Professionallr dC'COrated Sl£'pll ro golf courst'. Hlkc to
ft eSG e Gr \\'Ol.LD \'OU ht~ l\illing lo Care ho1ne \Vith pier and sli p. Lo\VeSl price and loft n·d ~cap~ d. lt •AJ. 11'"'' I lx>a1·h. t.1ossivc n111 "I£' r
hlyll ic ll a1\<t1i,.r1 "<'r t in:.: 1 n1ak<' ~onu· hand.v n1;in at S175,000. 1,1 £' ticulou~y niainlairK'd. Y II 1 .suilc. Huicc 11\•in~ 100111 '''i1h l ab()u1 a :n· lu•a !r1I po11I anrt fflUt'h('~ lo llltlk\' thi .. in!tl a ,, b s 0IuIl'1y111 0 I'('. l n Buttercup e ow \'1\Ul.TED CEILl~GS and
a 22· '( 11' ..,1·p111·atr c11r--.1 \'l'l'Y r111:e f!1111ily hu111e frw JUST LISTED-UNIVERSITY PARK t·on<lition. counii·y kill'hcn. Just Listed ] o\·al h<'ar1h r i r 1· p I a cl'.
Tf'('J'('at1on l'lJIJlll ('1·r;1tl' 1nur lan11ly'.' ~ brdro•1n1:; 2 Beautiful "'\'ale" tO\\lnhouse. Large::it in .~unken living roo111 . :\'!'ar . ;\h1n1n\Olh r1C'.Sla t~)Oll\ l\ilh 1hr nlilO(! 1111' t o ht 1 ha!ho;, larl::"e fireplace anrl · schools and re<:re;ilion. F'ee B1:1i:: an cheery. A . w1·I bHr. S t: PA R ,\TE J'l"l:1xar1on and t'a 1· f' r t' r 1• ! 0 ca i e d 1 11 ~ ci 0 rl Univ· l'ark. I lighly upgraded. Vle\v loca-1 laud. $81.500. bcdrooin. fan1ily roon1. 2 fornial h.1nqu1't roorn. Hw·ry
c·n.1oy1nt'nl. F1111· 1•1u,·l11·~ of f'i 1 horhoocl o 1 s··· !lOO tion. 4 bedroonis, fainily roo1n, dining room. balhs. l.<11..,.e shadt lrt'"s _call 842-2435.
drs1<'11 and d1•1·01· d1~!ill"lll~h 11 t.: 1 • 11 ·1· ... l,. ·I "':9.500. 0
" I'> C;d l Hl·d Carpt'l. Rea Hors .;>U 640-1120 !llld Jot. NC'~' CRl'pC'I Alld OPfN rlL 9 . IT'S FUN ro BE NICEI 1111~ .~hr1rp :: l•!•dn~1n1 hu1111'. j O \V NE R :t:~~1!y~ .. :;:::~,1:1·p·l~·~~1';~;~1(li'i·~; .-ilG-&llO~--~---LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT --~--~--,~.~ •• A&ir~7·,":.E, D. Don't \\'Sil, fDI{ ! $1500 DOWN 50' on main bay w ilh~ie r a nd slip. Recent-- - --~" ~ o II b111h1·()(u11~. S·l:l,7;iO, C;ill 1 d d be h Lo I County Corridor OPfNnl11°1T'SFUNTOBE NICE' Ir 11 ~ .. 16-2.113 for dct!'ils. $29,950 v re ecorate 4 room on1e. ve y \.:"-"
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OP£N Tll g • 11s1UN ro BE Nice •~ Sl.;j)O clui\ n, 111111"! rn find ::it 1 brick terraces. S275.000. I Gre~io:ie~~~ ~!,~Et~ add ~--~ -~-'
· S~'!l.9~il. 4 h111.:•' h1·d1'0(1111~. ~ 1 IMPRESSIVE BAYCREST another unit or Just en.JOY a NewP>ort Heights fl ha1hs. 11111!<' klt<'ht·n. l'il'"' U . t k I I IV II 5 '·d 31k ' n11:e 3 BR. 2 BA family I NEW LISTINGI I i>aint. f'rorn•-r 1,.1, ron1<:sT nm1s a en y van e s. 1.1': rooms, r;t _ • h 1 1 t'( 1)r T!lr:E:'. Horii .c:ar£'. baths, dining room, family roo m, se\ving home wit P enty 0 room HARBOR VIEW Near llarbor I-IL Assun1able . · t f•ir t'hildren & pe1s. Only VA Joan. lmmaculnte 3
VA No DOWN t•atio. 01Jn·1 11.111 !l6~.4i767. I room. island kitchen. pool, 3 patios, ou -$!2,:'!00. ''LOVE BUG''
OPENrtL9 °irs1UNroBEN1CE• t d ' glad $119500 bednn. 2 bu. Bltn11, PALM SPRINGS [ ~ s an 111 n scape. · · PETE BARRETT Sopor >harp. used brick, lirepl•"'· "'" cpl. dl'P'"
I ·-" *,.,.,,,,. ~ ' ~ NEWPORT COUNTRY LIFE heavy shake roof. Ohle uur. Lgc yard . i ppr;1.1,.._ .. ., .:-.~1,1•~> .. r11.1i.1'1' REALTOR I d I 3 ' l>edroon1 suirc:-('al·h 11·11h 1 'lh --nianlcurcd an scap ng. 646-3928 or Eve. 541-2426
I Harbor \iie\v Jlon1es. J\lontego WI moun-Bdmu: 3 bftlh home !'t'paratc balh 1111<1 1u-11 ·•••· •. _ II k" h 2 642-5200 ., · _ ~ tain view. 4 bedroon1s, country 1tc en. llappy garden-like kitchen,, t•nlrrint'C". Lo\'t•l) r a I I(•. r· I f I I' ' $76 000 f I d ~~ y.•lth lo• of the line btt-ins. I rtoo1n for pool, 1·:1.111111.•1" S:!C,1..io!1::01\' cash to assume ' 1rep aces, orma <ming. ; · ee an · I OF ENT NG •
C ll od TIRED R I Vacaol & ne<ding ao boat. Re 11 t: u r p (' t SJ~ tot;1l 1)a)'mt•nt. 71• fJl1\ ·a t ay. ·Ca.II us today. "'e can save llpprfdallve honie buyer.
J 11 \'<'st rn c n t Dh lsion. Sharp :i li!droom on NOR" •NOY VILLAGE ""'' money & has!l les. Not ltued land. $69,500. 97~ I ovl'nliir.l'd lot. If u r r y : I' ~ •-·
ASSUME 51/
. 8-17-<010. Agt. Big Canyon condominium in classic court· Vet·~~,--No "'""'" """"1 e. F. Colesworthy ~ I I d t I 2 b d s 2 baths den break also 5 '0 inancln& avallab e. R ~---... -o $26.900~ Lo"· CRsh 10 assume yar s Y e. e room • • 1 • Call 646--1711. •••IVA ..vow ..
LOAN • 1188 101•1 pa_vm<n1. 1~ l'l!A. f fast nook. Ma ny custom features including '=E~A~S~T"'Sl"'D"'E'"""M~A'"'N'"'S"'IO"'N"" ~:xi~llhlt Fili\ 10011 "·ith S.htn'JI 3 beclroom on ~ver-air conditioning. Splendid view. Call for ap-,....--....... --,J2800 &qft 2 story 5 bdml, 3
payment of $154 J>t-'I' 1110. 3 sized .101. IJwi-y: 8~•-6010 pointment. $94,500. ' . Wal"'ker &-lee bl. formal din ing, laundry tx><lroom, 11 ':1 l»llh, buUL•ln~. Agt. · room. 1i4 Acre lot on c1Jl-de-
h111h rarpet, large rnrd, Super ~Ii~ 2400' hro story. BLUFFS TOWNHOUSE! R••L ••••T• tac w/20'x45' lt/F pool, co,·~r<"d pa1lo 11nd ch&rming I NIC't'I 1Hld !'lean. Playroom Com e see what $53,500 will buy ! Charming p)AYhMl&e and many, mftn)I
pl8yhouse. Own<'r says 11ell! , Is GSO M:1ue.ro ft't't hu~. Ex· 2 bedroom and den home. Wann colors, Fix and aavel Hu ge txtra&! Prlctd to tell f.ll•t· ~II! Price onl>' $34,900. Cull t.-ellent tocaUon, S-17,950! terrazzo entry and kitchen. Worth seeing, eJCe:cutlte IQne. Giant cul· Onb' $59,900.·20~ down. ~13. 847-$>10 Aiit. ..... , df-.1Jtc Jot. ~ + f11mU, •+ CALL ~ ' wou" ownmg. •-·1 dnl•• ~-1 .f'LIC aud ruwe! Huge execu· 'w u• ""'' ~ o
uve oome. otaot rol-de-sac DIAL 644-1766 , ~"-14t,9'0! C&ll Sll..OW 4 f R€1TIG€
Joi. • + lamlly room + 2161 S.n JHquln Hill• Rd., N.B, I ..... HOM€1
lonnol diolnt1. Close 10 A rOLDWELL BANKER CO. Don't 111"" up lhe •hip! beAeh. $49,9"°! Call 847-6010 "" 1 "Ult" It tn d.ualfled, Ship
AJ:l, I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~! ,. Shore Ro1ull1I -. JOO N. Newport 81., N.B.
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Lachenmye
Rea ltor
MINI RANCH
EASTSIDE
12 f'ruit trees, walled yaril. S
bedrooms. famtty, 2 balh!!,
covered patk>. Shag (!l'rpel<i
thruout. Woodland & Hllrbor
School•. C..11 now to see this
wtll located property -Ju.11
listed! $19,500.
400~ c.a.
MACNAB
IRVINE
"BLUFFS BEAUTY"-$89,$00
Fashioned both inside & out (or execut ive
style entertaining. Walk-in bar, 2 fir~
places, extra lg. livin~ room \V /beamed
ceilings. Spectacular v~e\v of Upper Bay.
J ack Cusler 642-8235. (Xl 2)
WHAT A BUY!
Delightful 4 bedroom. 3"> balh home at
1252 SOMERSET LANE in WESTCLIFF.
$94.900. Charles Arnold 642-8235. (X34)
~ THREE CHEERY
bedrooms are included in this interesting
floor plan. \Varmly hospitable ranch styl-
ing-peek-a-boo view. $82.500. Amy Gaston
BEST BUY -EASTBLUfF -$6D,9SDI
On lg. corner lot -cozy 3 bedroom, a
bath home w/u~ect brick fireplace & large
country kitchen. Priced !or QUICK SALE.
Helen Hartley 642·8235 (X26)
BIG CANYON-
194' OF MAGNIFICENT VIEW
5 bedroom custom home on golf course.
Recreation room 22'x24'. View from ALL
rooms. $325,000. Tom Quee11 644-6200. (X17)
[Irvine j -n•b·IM .. ,..,ireoin,.., I
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Mond1y, M,I) 27, 1974 DAILY PILOT J7
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TURTLE ROCK BEAUTY
MUST SELL THIS WE EKEND ll
OPEN SAT/SUN/MON. 1-5 5342 BLINN, IRVINE
3 Bdrms., 2 bmhs; high ceilings: attr. decor.
llcllghUul, ~rtvale covered patio. We can
move you right into this one for $6! 500 -
iJICI. Jand! '
BEST INVES TMENT IN TOWN
Cute 2 bdrm., 1\4 baths: good condition.
Comes equipped with tcnttnls on 2 year lease.
call today on this one. Only $24,900.
V. A. ASSUMPTION
Enjoy the custom features of the interior &
the . low ~aintcnance or the profess. land·
s~p1ng'. \V1th auto. sprinklers &: covered pa·
t10 . Tht~ 4 bdrm .. 21;, bath, family rm. home
has a great location. near school & pool.
!l's one yr. old .& priced at only $55,000.
BIG CANYON BEAUTY
E.njoy the fabulous view, the conversatioa
pit, the warmth of the family rm. with brick
wall frplc., the lge. 3 baths, the spacious 4
bdrms., the convenient kitchen & the formal
dining rn1 . It's carpeted & waiting for a
pers~n~I touch. Lovely home on large lot in
prest1g1ous area. $150,000.
JOIN TH E TERRACE SET
Ce.otral entry takes you into both the for1nal
& 1nfol'ma1 areas as \veil as lhe mstr. suite,
\\•ith dbl. \Vard~obe & twin basin bath. 4
Bdrrns., 2 balhs, nook & family rm. l.-Ovely
gardens & covered patio. $85,500 .
VISleN
red hill realty
18124 Culver Dri ve
Uni versity Pa rk Shopping Center
Irvine 552-7500
1002General R.E.
IN MESA VERDE
The UNIQUE Fetture1 Of This Home Ars:
lt's clean and sharp! 2 stories, 4 bedrooms
near the ne\v park and golf course with rough
58\VIl beSfT\ patios. upgraded noor tiles. spa·
cious fan1ily room and delightful landscap·
ing. Presented al $85.950.
The UNIQUE Featur es Of This Home Are :
28SO Mesa Ve rde Drive, Costa Me sa 1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i
HARBOR VIEW I General R.E. t002 I
HOMES , , -
[mmm•loie 3 bodroom 00' 2' I M A FRIENDL y
bedroom< & "'" ' '"" LITTLE COTTAGE ' balh<1. Formal dinin-.: rno111. I : Lnll:e patio "'ilh BHQ. I rhr'('rful 2 herln:lom <'Uti<' in
Trailer at·ccss. ~I an\ 1 nlrl Corona Df'I J\1ar on R·2
builder l''\lrll'.!I f!'t'(• 1.111;1 I Jn!. \\';,.rm rrirni!ly rin>pl;;!'e
111·on't last. Crill n 0 11 \\ 11 h rhiuhle ~arn~f' !>11"1'~s<'ll.
!H6-77U. ' for ~UC'SI uniL Ca.Ji 67:H650 to sf'c for yoursC'lf. ·
General R.E. 1002 '.
Make an almost Immediate move. Newport Crest
la the exciting townhome community that
overl ooks Newport Harbor and the ocean. Big,
bold spaclous homes. Residents' Swim and Tenn is
Center. Exterior maintenance provided. Come-
let u1 show you how you can't afford not to live at
Newport Crest. 2·3·4 bedroom resi dences .Newom~OOO
gTO~
From Pacific Coaat Highway
•M SuperlOt" Awnue
Intersection, clrtvt up
Suptrior to Newport Crett
entrenee. Slit omot:
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* PROUDLY WE OFFER ... * COUNTRY CLUB : Price Reduced
4 New listings-Quality Duplexes-Quality renters GOLF COURSE I $2,400.
22s.22511, MARGUERITE-$14,soo COMMUNnY 2 Bdrm. + Pool
42r.426'11 ACACI A-$78,950 I $22 600 •~ ACACIA-$79 500 Thi• large ttome h., privacy .• ~7;41 1 rrorn the time you enter thr You cun p14y ~!000 mott thAn 71a.718Vz• ORCHID-$79,SOO f'lb:)Ml.'d court yard until , th111 f()r R new tmlt or you
E OPPORTUNITY yOu leave It. 3 years new. 41 l'Rn buy m)' UMP"aded W1lt
A REAL RAR For app't to see, please call : -. bedroom11. Separate <linini:., ror S2.00J bclo\v replnl-emcnt
for boat lovers wanting a luxury home. \\'ith large family room . All thi'I 1 C08t. .
pier and slip at the water front. Main house; RACHELLE ROBERS, REALTOR and "''~ low y' r rl 1 2 B<lnn condo., desorobl•
3BR., 2BA., plus Gst, qtrs. with bath. ,2 3333 E COAST HIGHWAY malnl•nnnc~ at $61,450 I groood level tloo• plan. J'/,
Patios and tnuch mo.re._$129,500. FEE. ! Don t • 646-7171. I years n<'v•. Freshly Painted
t 1 0 il! t d CORONA DEL MA" 675·2373 °""""'""1111 '°""c" with 1"'"'"11Y "'""1"' aod lose this one by hes1ta mg . wner w ra e K ~-~ ~, n1lrrol'f'<I llvlnr, room. plt1sh {or Duplex or Triplex. I.Ill 'l~'ll j 11·ollpaJ)CtPd (!\ning urea ,
$96,000-FEE I General R.E. 1002 ! Coron a del Mar 1oa2Ji?•'1!'$j '. ~1~~fics.ca~~li!l~ ci:~
With a view of Fashion Island. Exp~nsive LIKE RENT . --·-·•• -~ I un•;1, 1·us101n tile l'ounter
imported tile in entry, breeze \vai, kitchen TOP 0 THE p I to1iii, l'lh<1.l•l' roof. near
P · i ONLY LESS • • Dana oint 1026 M·houb .. \\;1lklt"• li1~t1u1ce to & rear yard of this exquisite orto 100 home. HI ~
bo AND I LL llun1u1~.1;11 Center, swhn· Fee land! 3 BR, 4 BA+ nus room ,.,, .. ,,., P•l' for sonieonc 1',0UR-PLEX. Delux<'. · 1 1 k t• f t II f "°" 000 '"' \Vl!h a dramatic 180 d<><'. llnrbor \'it'\'/, ~os.ooo. f'rin 1 111111''. JIOO ani mriny par many more custom ea ures, a or""""• . l'lst0's property. t, or ~.. . •• a1,·i.~. i\111\' 52000 brln...,. ros1 :ipp1'0xin1ntl'ly $300 p<>r plus oc-ean \·lc1v, a only. 21411 ,\Jta V1«111 n1•11 . tP 1·1nc 1p alii; onl) ~"2,900 IN UNIVERSITY PARK? ,,,.,,,,, •oJO· y l'uu1· ""''" beeulllully dl'cotat ('(j 3 BH F t · V II 1034 ' 1· 11 1-" ~ v ~ & Oen or~ Bit c:ustnni built oun a1n a ey 11!<'.1.~• 1. .1 ,,.,ay A real greenbelt jewel! 3 BR, 2 BA home & :;parkling cl<'nn. fre!lhly honil' \Vlfh hugl' ~antr rooni. 847.3095
fam rm. Hi ghly upgraded. Huge brick pa· 1i.1i11tt·rl~ 2·story ho 111 l' · fnr11u1l dinl:ig, 11n1l luxur1nus *Leisure Weekends tio, IO\V maintenance yard. See this! You'll t'<\oi·t· )()Ur bo~t or cnmf)('r n1nstl'r :.uite. Outl'llrlc is l'X· C B y 1 OPEN HOUSE ' buy it for $62,900. i·ight on to the lo!. This ten.\;h·e "&tin cl eeks, bi:; . an. e ours. lovely 4 BR homl' has it all trees and a Knl pond. All at Just live 111 a :ro"11h?US(' th;11 Sat., Sun., & Mo n. 12·6
NEW RED CARPET, REAL TORS · con\·cnience to :.hoppinq, the end of a ri u i c I reflects u leisure ilf<' :-1~·1 1•• 22092 Surfrider Ln. H.B.
''FASH ION ISLAND'' sc hools,chu1·chl'sk cul~e-sac. :: S11acinus hcdruo111i-., l'(•ai•i• & l 'ri\'fl<'V IX'hi i1<I Com,munlty pool and par A top val"" .'I inl·lurhni! l11rt;"f' n1 a st<' r 1 II I · I I
567 Sa N. h I I Dr Suite 103 boo' All f $39 <IN\ u .. " nri.;1• i)"1 C( patio t:<llY <'rt. n IC o a ., lo tl or ,""'-'· $159,500 .~ui!l'. form1ll diuin~ \11111 Br. 1,,-ha. pri\'ah· ina~h·•
CALL 640.8672 Call 54672313. Call "'1·1"11 1\rl har, fn111iJ.v 1'00111 ndJ'. 10 I c 1 1 -· r• F TO IJE U"r ~ -' ~ 11 t •' . (l Ill p l• It" ,\ LISTINGS NEEDED 0..-c .. TILll •I<> UH NICE ' M.lln "0lll'lllt'I (oocl <'Cll!l'I' I~--~~~'-'-" o:'--'--o-:-:--~= "' rt•1l\'l'fll'Hll'd th r ll -0 ll ! . Gener;:i l R.E. 1002General R.E. 1002 I -· j Cu.~tnn1 di•:;i1:ni>rl i·uic·ri:d fr,,~1i1.1 pnio\Pd, 11t·11' ;.:o\d
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ESTATE AUCTION . 536-2551 or 839·6133 ber1uriful hackynrd 1vi1h
LIQUIDATIONS Remeber Grandpa? DUPLEx ~-~~":~,,;;":;..:,~:' A~::;;,,;1 • SOUTH OF HIGHWAY **Assumable 5\'4°/o ~,,,. ,, lnan or nc\O.' h11unc111~.
Personal property of Sonje Henie, 0.E.L. Con1pletcly rf'n1odcl1•d VA Loan!!!! 1 Onlv s1~1.!XIO. ~lust i;f'<' tn\
Graves & others, Porcelain. furniture, gift-1 Build Now!! n1\·ner!i unit. Every1hini.; i~ . . . SH1.-.. 1':1ys atl~ ! ! ~, r1pp.r<'1·i:1l<'! Chvncr/i\~C'nl
ware, jewelry, oriental objects, art, silver, 1 n(·..,,·. A secluded d('111!-cn1J BN.h·oo111 hon1c 1\·i1h slat<', !!62·1:{,I . I I lie bought 11·ay bark 1\·hen. I 1 -I 1-oto'o ll · ''"""""'"""""""""'l"""!!!!!!! Somelhl·ng for everyone. st"'" """ n. ruigs 111 cn11"." J,11nily roon1.1.
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Jo:\'l'r since priecs hal'<' 5·00 II · ,,,:,.. nl0r1 i 1 n 1· u n1 •' . ,.011nnet rooct f'('ntrr 1\·ith 5 BR TWO STORY AUCTION-Every Monday & Tuesday incre<1sed and 1vi!l <"Onlinul' ll"DUC"D TO S79 ~ l' 11 ' · ' c.. "' ,'1'.N. •1 hrt•akfnsl h;ir, harfhnql 1 ,1--11· 10000.-,·,, q '' i <' l 8 p m 1o in Real Estall'. \\'e ha\'f' I • ~. k u ' • • • 10 Sl'e. vvi·ner s<1.1·i 111;1 l' floors. on J;ir.-•r rul-tlc--~,,;1t· ,,0 ,,.1·,1.,,, .. h!01l (I'll 1 u r 111 ::!
Te S Ca h I k B r ' Masle Cha ge lt·l «nfi H·2 lots. r\B and rr , .,., .. ,.,, ~ r1n : , s , C Jee·, O ...... · r r o er. JrJL C;1ll !hhi1I firs. custon1 dr11~
N t. \¥ · d. h b f C:\I. Bui\11 y<1ur 01vn rlt't'an1 o ice: e are 1mme 1ate cas uyers or tmu~(' and hr the firs! 10 , The Real Estate Fair 1111~.u~h out. scp. E:lh'!-1 rni.
your fine je\velry. antiques. furniture. silver. 1 PnJOY ii or build 2 or uiorc 1 839-6133 or 536--2551 1111w1\·. ha .. flool' '" e«ihn:;:
etc. (Juality consignments accepted {or week· for iriL"OlllC. 111·1·plac·1., nil l'k'c. til1u1!:.
ly auction sales. -r,-,ASSUMABLE , l••ri11;1! dining roon1. 10 , S1tua1t•cl on an U\'•'r"ill'rl 101. INSPECT fON & pre-auction sales, 12 to 10 Tihu1~u1 t·nn'.t"., :: Hr. 2!\a.
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p.m. Monday through Saturday. '44--n70 11°1uPs U111tn111ert, 963-61~ CRll 001-1:>1::
Special th is week-the entiLe gem estate of
the late Bernard B. King, d.b. Mo jave I -8-NE\V-oUPLEXl:::S-Huntington Beach 1040 ;
Jewelers. No Limit-No Reserve. """"'""'""""'"""""""""' : . Dan.a Point . VA OFFERING '
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Dealers Welcome 10°/o DOWN : ~J,950-S73.9j(), OC_t>a 11 vieii·s 3.4 IK'(lroo111 honies for ~Rlr.
DESERT GALLERIES WEST 91;2 0 10 INTEREST 1
1 Save $30,000 '0 s:;o~ooo over Anyonr rnn qualifv for RI \I.I\
2542 W C H' h 1, 11 . Coro!.1~ de! Mar ~~1c~s. t i.·e s t' ,. o n1 Pl pt e I Y . oast 19 way I C D M f _ .. ter Apprecn1!1on r<'ft1rbishc1! hon1C"s 'ol.'ilh Rs ' "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I
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<'Xtra shilrp 2 BR 2 BA 1 8 Ca.II 963-454" I A bl 5:v r • I .-POOL home in CORONA 1111. _ poo • Y o IV n er. · .,, ssul!'a. e ··• /(' oan. no
'Ihe ideal family ho1ne on huge lot on cul·
de·sac. Features 4 bedroom, 18x22 rumpus
room. 2 Fireplaces. f 'ruit trees. Storage
shed. Fish pond and MORE.I Call for ap-
pointment to see ... onJy $48,950,
MESA VERDE SPECIAL
DEL ~1AR 011 a big 60!<100 : ~32-103-1 or &K>-8819. qual1~y1ng. Ex c e I I e n t
lot \1·i1h private community 1 !'OH. SALE hy 01\'fll'r, on 1 l~u1ion, close to occ'.l11.
bcaeh ace<'ss. Canyon. ST.i::.00. Nc1\ p;iin1 \\·nlk lo huge shopp ing Only $69,500 & crpts. 673-S.WJ or liiJ-iU:l 1 c·e11tl'l'. Q\\·ner will c-.irry
Call 644-7211 l large sc<.'ond.
1 Costa Mtsa 1024 I lf
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1 • i ThiJ Is Ridiculous! I _ i ~ Beautiful 4 bdrn1. 2 balh ~O~ &.o~o SUITE 962-4471 ( •• , .. JS46-110J I -home vo'ilh family rooni, \~1th ~ts 0\\11 k1ti>hen & bath __ _
1llage Real Esta te
format dining r? 0 m . ~~~~ ~·~~~11!1:i~a&c~o~~y~~ I I PAY CASH
Come see this large, immaculate 3 bedroom I Contpletely ~em kitchen. other roon1 for your fanlily. I l~ fa1nily room home in a choice neighbor-I COLE OF NEWPORT, C~thedral celhngs & largf' 1t has an assumahle 101\' • FOR YOUR HOME
hood. iTany custom features including front, I REALTORS \ \·u•v.· 11·\nrio,\s. Lo1!1 or. ruoni interest rate loan, so hU1·ry. 1 !\o hidden costs, dl'lay:-..
renc_ed patio. smaU guest house and hydro-PRESENTS !()!' 3.rool. And only SjJ,500. $39,900. , No ohllgatlons, 15 yrs. exp. c,11 .>llH720 I BRASHEAR REAL TY pon1c greenhouse. Priced right at $41,500. · u u..rm.ll"""Tn>.1HARBOlJR.
: Du1>l<'x \\1th char111, Bean1 I [""'RDElL,J <'V'""_~ RfAL.'~' :tY -1842-7411 Eves. 968-4377 Ontu~ 1797 ORANGE, I cl'lling, used bri\'k, South of I D II lhl'y: 3 Br, each unit. A· ~ I \rALh'. TO Bf:AOI, Curncr
21 COSTA MESA I ho111c 11·i~1 inL'(tn~e. ~sking I LM~u"9wci 17214 COAST I-l¥.'Y. : lot, 4 BR, 1700 sq. It., i:;~
642_1771 I 5123,000. a11 0Ahha, C.D.1\1., 71 4: 8-llJ..1384 & 213: j92-284~1 • lia, ~·ornial Din·rni, Frpll'.
Opt"n Su11. J.j_ 129'".x> Harbor Blvd. Costn i ,\triun1, Liv·tin \\•/bt.•;1111 J,...,.., ... ~~,.,...,,.,..,...,...,.,..,... ... ..,..,..,_.,. 1 BUS~NNESS OPPORTl:NITl. Mesa --D-OLL HOUSE-~ i 1·eill11g .~ panl•ling: $32,!)00.
1002G-0-n-e-ral_R .. E. 1002-llust1c Reslauranl, cxc111n"::". MESA VERDE Cul<' nntl <'01.V \\.' i 111 · By Own1'r. 960-1016
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\\ 11ie lie. l~~in1e Nc'ol.·port I CUSTOM crRcklin~ ~ton<' fireplart>. 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 Bch. area. ~.000. ":icKJ Sq r A b '\ l toasly warm carprt . just THE GRAND LIFE
\\'hy not treat )'Ourself to enough time to
enjoy relaxing, resting, & being out with U1e
farnil)', or \\'hatever. No yards to care for;
/\11 exterior maintenance cared for by the
Association. This is your life, if you live in
one or our beautifully decorated townhomes,
with flo,vered green belts, bike paths. pools &
patroled security. }=>riced S69.000.& up, \vith
probability of leasing with option .
I 67.S.~511 \ "honie. · 4
1~r 5 u\~1;~~1~:. like OC\V ! ('op{X'r kc!tl" 1 ,.... •
I SS!!!! \ itui:e living rooni + fnniily izourm<'l kil<'hen v.·ith gas H Huntington Harbour room plus runlllUS room or hltns Hnd indoor lnundry. 1 ~
1 Studio condo. only 1~2 blks. I billiard roon1, 3 ba1h'i. 3 cnr Big BR's and 2 81\'s. Brick l -I fro1n beach. This COt-l', gRragr. A v.-0rld of featutt>s BBQ and gl'lll f Or 1 OCEAN hldeav.·ay has full bll·ins. 1 & clr.:nnt-e. Only 2 years cookouts! Obie 1ta111ge for VIEW· carp. ,l drapl:'s. redY.'000 nev.· SRS.950-646-7171. Dad. Assume 5 '.4<;0 \',\ 1 \~1ave 1vatchil'\K rron1 your
p;-ineling & frpl c. $:>100 OPEN rit II • fT'S FUN ro 8f NICE• IO<ln • only $1•l3. per mo., or dining room. Girl "·atchini;:
Down & lak l' over loan at f\I]"" , rf'finnnce. Bkt 962-5511. rrom your dl'ck .. Magical g1~'~ interest \\Llh loi~· mo111~nt10. n1aterlulz1e ~l:for~ ., 3 BEDROOM the fire 1n your marlln1 pit n1o~thly paynlts. Call for; ' !• , tronversallon area/ All this
<IllP I. lo see. I •.......!--r:xC('ilcnt lluntington Beach : for S:li.500. with payments
DAVID D. CARLSON , MESA VERDE NORTH I oc 8: ton. 112 Baths. I like rent . B<'llcr Hurry. f'-~~o~u~R~2!::5~":>o:V~E=A~R=-~=~~""' ! REAL TOR 833.9293 I beautifully carpeted and I ---~~-----.Sharp little hon1e. 21; years draped, enclosed patio.1 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR.
B A" AND BEACH HILLTOP VIEW ·1 "ew. 3 Bdm" 2 hn, '"" ''"': Ft<Shly palotC<I, excelleot llfAlJY -I POOL \1'/stonc frplc. Assume 7',v starter home. $23,000. 675•3000 FA loan, $160 a n1onth. Lo...,. IT li214 COAST H\VY.
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I second. Call fi.15-66t6 , ---------P11nornn1it viev.·~ l\loonlight , 962-4471 ( :'w:~J 546 .. 1103 .Si\LL Ott LEASE. ·I BR. J
l;eneral R.E. 1002General R.E. 1002 , sy,•1n1 in priva!(' pool. Lots ~ [ ,..\TJGI""'-1 car liar, 21j b.a .. r\c11·ty dci.:. 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, of puneling:. Lots of priva<•y. ! R ~ C. RENT Tl L YOU-RSI-Clos•' 10 "ah•r. 831·!1169. 1• Assun1Rhlc loan. $246.00 fK'l' _ _ HOMES , · . nionth pays Rll. Just Jistl'd. I Just a ~' mlle lo the oc<'r111. I l rv1n~ 1044
963-6767 J 300 N ~ 81 N 8 nearly ne\v 5 BR hon1l' 1 OPEN TIL ~ • IT'S FUN ro SE NICE• 1 • ~ l'IYport ' · · w/huge . recreation r 111 • 1 BONUS $3000. ~--I Easts1de $36 500 formal don., ca I h c d " I' , 1 · ' • cei llngs in !Iv mi & hug.~, Credit 10 bUyt>r as dccoraton
1. , ("Xlre1"!1l'ly ~harp 1 BR. 2\fi ranch style kitchen. \'•ill :11Jo\\'fU!('f', sell<'r forced 10
· . • Ba 1n p111n<' Ne iv po r I 0...,.11 the land only $46 9:,0, I in1n1ed1a!<' SR](". Lnrge 2 I ,. ·· Riviera Condo's. L n r g e FAST POSSES.~10:\' ' & i;itnry, ~' BR. 3 BA rondo
1 ··-. . family roon1. all built-i ns, TERJ\1S TO SUIT~ Bkr. 111111 for1n:d ilinln;.:, hu:;:e
W ESLEY N .
TAYLOR CO.
REALTORS since 1946
! lluge & be~utilul .~ol\"Tihome 1 plush. cnr.fK'lin~ & corner 962-5511. runill.v S.: 2 hrPplacc~ .. No\V EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE-$250,000 fl'aturl'" giant .s1ze bo11us location. JUSl Ii.sled _ besr -iac;nnt . , in n1 e d 1 a 1 e
Ha)'front luxury! Beautiful 5 bdrm hon1c I rooui, lo\'e!y prn•a!c p:~tio. ! hurry . l'Hll 54 5. s 4 :.! 4 REPOSSESSIONS pos~\·ssi•)Jl -S62.9j(), Call
specially designed for 55' lot on \\!atcr. Fam trenlen~lous c 0 111 mun 11 Y ; .u1hCo. Re111tors. For inlo1·rnat!'lu an·! kM·;u1r•n ~Ir~. ll;inn.. ~,.1 ~1·8•1 :! l
rm formal dining rm 4 baths & glamorous I s Pac 1 0 us ga ra I? c · CORNER 3 LOTS of th~e Flii\ & VA ho111l's .souihfu. Rcallnt~. ' . ' · tremendous co n1 mun 1 t v • ~ --)l\\'d rn1. Fantastic master suite. Pier/slip. I facilities. All for S30,00Ci! 137xljj Good hont<'. firpl.. contact • Broadmoor Turtle Rock I S--17-6010 Agt. ! dble. det. gar. -loads of KASABIAN nr;1nd nu 2 hr + den 1c WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors , !29 500' Super Huntington i bhuil~ in cab1;"38'"oooil -wheel Real Estate 962·6644 1 lo1·e1y prc~Hgc a1\·n. Ne1• 2111 S J · H II · ' · c 1J.1r ran1p. , . O\\'nl'r rnny mnkL' o\vn an oaqu1n I I Road Bench horne is sharper than QUINTARD REAL TY , *VACANT 1 ~ e 1e c 1 \on carpe t .~
NEWPORT CENTER, N.8. 644-4910 a ··model! 3 bedrooms, 2 3355Vla·Lldo N.B. Must sell? 4 Bedroom 21 1nndsca1ic. Great location.
lmths, closl' lo occun. 1871 I-I ho Bl 'd C f\.l bah B d ' ~ · nr park, pool. schl. By \\'ON"f L1\ST! Call a.gt. ar r v · · · · t · ran nl'w carpt't.s ' Oii·net'. Sl1-2252 aUer 6. General R.E. 1002 \G IRE 1002 si--0010 642-2991 fixtures. Cozy b r ick · !--.;._ _____ ..;.;:::; enera • · 1 • BLUE RIBBON fireplace .. Big garn~f' :ind I Prlnc. Only .
HARD $ I A RARE FIND ' yard. ll'•lh low "'"""' '.;.;;;.;. ..................... 1 \ Balboa Island 1006 Sharp and clean 4BR/28A, f'HA·VA lel'nl~. 0 n I y Try Topping This
So1nl'tin1t•s \I/hen \\'C buy "I WITH' I spit: & 11pan elect bltln kitcb. s~ 500 II I I I I I A l,WIVES & HUSBANDS 1 PrLnielocnHonnr.So.Coast ~•. , r!l an\!1111(', 11111111uc•ua<'. compe ('y nr1r hon1f' 1\·e can'l SC't'.'n1 10 ' . 900 SCOTT REAL TV 1 1v•h·1't'lr11tNI 3 bdrn1., 2 bnt b ~u1·•·cssfull;.-SC'Jl our pl'i'scnl SPARKLING 't.:11c you1· <)<'('Or11lint: talenls J>laza .C~~ 9Gs-4~~l 53~7533 huilll' fnr .only $.19.900 .. , hon1•~ in 11n1e to h:u·l' thi· & 1o:o11d ta.~te on this near * C R lty _ _ __ , an•! tll<'l'f'" pnrk, pool and
{unns lll't'fl('(I lo C'l().«t• lhl' POOL Ill'\\.' 3.2~JIJ s11. fl. Dupi('l< & rest ea O\VNF.ll lllll\'(':0:, Shal'IJ :: ll'l\Jll.~ 1:nurtll !ll'J!I. by.
<'S{'l'\)11' on OU!' pu_r1·ha~·· 1 /\ l'lll°f' flntl but I ' . . you \\'Ill hn\(' a w-e11.I 4 BR. --BY_OW_ NER--bdr1n, 7 bath 001111'. Fanni.I CALL ss2.1soo
Frnnkly, this L" a situation ULTR \ IMf\.lA~T1t l!li 7 &lh home & a Su1K'r 3 • rm. frplr, huilt-111~. Sl1akt• VISION that ean eau!I\' you lot!! of s 1 0 ' h1
11 U GE BR, 2 Ba ren1al 10 help you ~!CSR Verde f\.1odel. In1nH1c, l'OOf. :;prinklrr<i h<o11• & • • problC'ms. Rut, !here ls a ' F , r y o 111 c · 4 BR 3 Ba + F 2 I k I I l!Olulion. Vatll'y Really hns fu~fILY ROOl\i. Formal pay )''OUI' n1ortgage. This• • ·· am:nn, rear. Br c & m 11·';""~ R prnanun v.·herchy \\'e can dunng roo1n. Ga r ct e n property can ,never be I lge backlyadrds, Qu1et 4 patio. $42,600. Bkr c~~11 I, Red Hill Realty
·--e kllchcn Huge COVERED dupllcnled under n e \V hou~ Cll c sac. super 842-2561. • •
arrange for you to complete pat Io. FANT AST 1 C z on I n g. Fire p 1 ace , locahon 54&--9238 WALK TO BEACH I Rt.:ALT'i REALTORS 1.he nl'"' purchase before cu~M· POO I p k C I \ your present home !J('lls. trs . .;1 1 v L EmoHonAJ dillhwashcrs. Pricl' to sell. FOR SALE by owner. 3 Br. NE\V lBR/2BA, roh~ crpt., 1 Un Y. ar enll'r. rv ne
hard to find money like this in every way. flurry call M.G ELLIOTT Seabury, 1750 sq. ft. ~ bllins firepL all delu.xc 1 '-!!...!!L'!"~~!!!!""~!!!!~I -but we have It! Hard $1 842-25.15! Real Estate 673-6454 , V,\ loon. Fam. rm' 3 qtr. features. • $38.950. I TURTL.£ROCK. •l BR. 2'i Call m.7225 Ol'EN-TILl•"'SFVNTOBENICEI 1 I n1I IC? bch . Open itM! Sun Geralds. Thomas Realty ba. lge fRin·rm, scpdin·rm ,
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fcfltures ,liant lite bQnua
room, iovcly private J)fllio,
IJ)IUious garage, trtmcmdoUI
community facllitlel. All for
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[ ~ C d 1 M 10221 & l'flon. 21342 Sand Dollar 536-8821 Ruton1atlc Rnr. door, nr , ,Jl.l.il!{;ll orone e ar ; HD. E\"E~: 536-3409 pool. Q\1'nl'.r transletTed. (U iil!lil;J:I * DUPLEX * O\VNER., l\fesa Verde ~ B!t. O\\'XER nnxkius. Assu111e $69,000. ~208 . -•••••=• Bes1 buy in lo"'n! So. of Den, 2~1 ba, r«lec, S33950. 7•, loan, 3 bdrr1111, 2 bnths. UNIVERSIT\ PARK, To1vn-Hwy., 2 BR. each. f'rpln1., If not M>ld by 611/74 wlll Dt1llt-ir1.1. Shag · carpeting. I house . 3 Br, 2111 00, ,\/C, on
NEWPORT SHORES recently mtecor. Con1~ lot lltt at $.5700l. 557-m!> Lush greenery. $.17,950. bier green belt. $59,000. (Lenac-
t..argc 2-aty 4 bdMt\ 3 be. for privacy. Good tlnnnclng. MESA VERDE. Immaculate Call ~ holdl. By C'wntr. 552·8236.
+ fantly i-m Ft'plc·~ a ca; C.11 now to •eel l BR. Fam. 2 BA w/room BY OWNER, 4 Br. 3 ba, TUR11.ER~ TERltACE
"1lf1li'; •II •I~. ldtcb, a.,.. MORGAN REAL TY I !or boa!, Prll)lC cUl de oae. DIR, F/R, attli:. Xlra lge "SO" Plan · < BR. 2nd hMll
to "°'"'"°"· pool 4 1on1t1a 61J.4642 6754459 I $42,900. Aat-84U5l0. lot l'roL lndlCJ)tl, dee, view. Sl:ll.000. 1133-8119
<1a. $69,000 • And • DOU. HOUSE, R·2, 2 Br. 1 GREENBROOJ< 3 BR + FR IUllC' t<lrN. 16'1.000. 846-9'l3!1 1 YR NEW. 3 DR, 2 bt" Crpt
YOU OWN THE UND S., len<od yd. irpl< dbl ept, DR, Llcp. blk w41l. C.Slllled Adi Call &G-Qrn •Pl!?,~• Ornl.rTll ah-, Evea
Call' m,llJJl3 -Eva -· 161.500. m:ms $47,195. li44450-today! . 11.\J..,.... 4'yo l(i9.a&JO
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Irvine I0-44 1 L1guna BHch 10-48 1 Nawport Buch 1096N1wporl BHch 10" Dur.,lexH/Un1i1 Out ol Slate PrP!l· 2600 • HoUM1 Unfurn ished j HouM• Unfurnllhed
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Enjoy The Park.. . . A 11·uly ma_gnifict'nl v.·ood & 1 NE\Y BEACtl <t·PU:X£S Arkaneu, part lilla1*, ncu $150, nlctll br, no. end waJk
:1· .. IU'l in"")'), !hr i-11''''' 1:lt1!1!1 1 bdrm .. 2 bftlh honlf'. ....... 2 blk1 lrum llwitln&ton I~. atttem,; & rlvtr. ALA l.ENTALS LEASE wnH to bch. tov.11.
hlH ll lhls 2 :.lor,\' ~ lkh'll!, ' &•nn1.; thruout : 1nodern I llurbour & Yacht Buln. m.soo. MS-3857. WI VICWJZlN U.IYICI I $210 UUJ f¥t l tr bltna b'plc
i'• ti.1•h ho11K". ;\Jurblc 1il1' fl1·si.:u: bi~ Ol"'"" vli'v. l'i .W. cor. \Vamtr I: SillUrul. R1nche1, F.armt, OPTION TO BUY I ~--.am, Pet ok'. '
11111it. c ... ..,.'()rl.llill" t",11'111·1!11~ n a. ,,,.,~1~ ... tr Dolphin Realty !2ll)316o.us4 Groves fiit HOUJIS 13 BDR + (.!en and llvin& .,-.,,, br · w.apt, l'I ~. ,A,. 11'0 l II ...... ~ l • S I lkt"n Opt'n Sun &: Mon l0-5 pn\. 2700 f ..,,.,,, 2 2 ._ I d-~
nud d1·11i>es 11 gt'e}I! 1'C' .. 1' lull: iinv, pntio, lln'-rond. AnS s'(l(lni,honie on large cu.l•de-beaut vu nr bch.
p;.r1(1 uurl ' the pr1t•t• of $81.500. BOATSWAIN'S DUPLEX Income Property 2000 40 ACRES oew avocado W I DVl't.S. 8ae k>l. 2 cur ult. gar. Neur $22$ A sib, 2 br, trplc A: nu. 3
sr.i,l.X)(l hl('IUd•'" !ht" ll\iu.J. S'fEPS ·ro 1'fi8 llARBOft. Big Beach duo grove. Top location. View NIWflOI .... l J J B<JJJ!(ln 11.s. ~1\l)I be rcntlfd br, t.oiel\ll ~n.
CALL 552-7500 fcaturin"" lcirnc 2 bedroom units, fireplaces, 10 UNITS bldg sites, OUcd roads. Tax ~:AJ;t;ri2,••2·1 ' I ror ms. per mo. in('I. \\•ater $325 3 • \Y &&. !rpte, dbl • VISION. I 0 o I $145,000 8.dva.ntage, prc·pald • BUDGr:"" nA•'h• ~sl'"· 01· leased w/,opt. to buy. R"l'r, fncdyd, !\flu. V. REAL built-ins. sw1deck. O!Cer by out·o -area O\Yn· interest. ~. per acre. •COZY iBn~lu pJ';i.o"" C11U f:l63...4643, $000. 3 · br, trplc, pool,
I er at $72,950. J\fUST SELL! Goorgcous garden setting Paul Stout & Assoc. {1~4) •BUS line 1 b SlGO 1· j magnUiett)l "!_ht 1,1.·ater w: Red H,'11 Realty I and 10 sharp units. Best 747·55SO. 1 r • poo_. NU-VIEW RENTALS , 4"A "" GRUBB & ELLIS CD looking place on !he block, I • VIE\V l br Lugu~ft $19.>oi M">_A,...,. 49-1 J)f8 '":AL1'V R>:ALTOHS I .,...-0.JVI . ' T•~ i;'" uoll building" 1 RHI E1tlle Exchge 2800 RARE INDEED! "'~ "' -
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REALTORS 675-7080 Income "443 "'' month. BALBOA BAY CLUB $175 SUM ER Gnreges. Owner 1s anxious. • a. • !
RACQUET CLUB .---~'"'""!"""'"'.'::~~..,..,'!:'"'"":""'~::':~I Ptlnle location Call l"IOW CONDO -large i;tudlo with e U'l'IL Pd 2 BR lfouM! $1~ · RENTALS JEWEL V•·r~· privnte:: hd1 ·n1, 2 b:ilh , ·Ne~port -B8aC:h--1069 Newport Beach l069 7;;z_1700 · bltns. Unsurpas!!ed dese11 • PATIO 2 Br Kld11Jpet $Lf}j ' ,,.:;=;:;::;;_:_;,.:7:;;,;=::;;:;;,:·t
Pop11l;11 .: l:r. 'J l•J, ;!II ('ll'•· huo1c• 1\1lh a lx·aulilul 0t·C'an INYE:S~· 1~11\~l living adj. Indian Wells • BEACllCOMBER 2 br llARE Fuid~ ~:~· $l60. * Orennfrant s!:illpvaUable. :111 1·11nr1 IA•;,1111 IA1\llM·11111•d S: C:iluliiui view. Bi,i.: floor [9 i Country Club. Ne\\•port $210. Lt'j:C yard /or pet. * CRIJ or visit the ~d
·11 \.!i~7 firc·plaet'. Dining 1· o 0 ni , " ' --•'I""• J REDUCED hlf~f\IBERSHIP e SINGLES ok 3 Br $2.li acant L s O. ?0· reseivation:\.
:'\1w1h Jt·\1111• H~ 01111,..r pl:ui i\·ith faniily n>cuu.. • : ' 'BeachbasedprivaleclubAl BEST IN AREA ~~NI Pr~~ lk ~R; $1·10. Cnrpet Office for
11 ,irk~hop .i:, ofri('('. You'll I ' . for owners. Ov{'r\ooks pool. e ALL Fenc..'ed-3 BR $290. . ~ HR, 2 BA, S:-?7:1,. 2 ('ar 802 So. Coast H~')'.
Laguna tseach \.048 t"\(' llu' l,>1.)l)l Privnh· .~ J 6 tennis cou~ts, l'legant e BOAT Door 4 BR·$3IO. I gar. ~t gate. h'.Jds;pel ok. Laguna Beach 497-1161 ~ h<'Ht'h. 1~·f1on r11rilJt1r' A PAIR OF FOURS clubhouSE'. "1111 I rad e e F'RPL 3 br 1-·R·DR $360. Homef1nder1 * 642-9900 1--R-,-,-(-.H-O--L-.-,c--u-._-,-,,-"'~· S8t900. Call 191· \\'on't do niuch in n poker ~2'ii~~~ Counly property. \V~oo:~{~ t~1!~1s:i;a11~;ch MINI RANCH HOUSE L•gun• N iguel 3252
Sp;1L'l..luu.; 111·11 c111110111 hon1t• ISLAND CASTLE i~ni:;~~t ~~~ pc::!r :r 1;~~~ Century 21 * 642-1771 cities & Inland OrAnji(c Co. 3 BR, 1 1,. BA, neyt pitint tn 3 Bit 2 ba VIE\Y, liv. rm. 1
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l11•1rk ,\· llt'Olll.'.h! iron {)\'f:[{L()()l,INr. 1-::ni('ratd '"'I 'bl "'•Id : -· _ _ 499-$14. I '"-' r.· C II I GRUBB & ELLIS CD t "'," oan posg1 e or .. .,._, I T\\'O u~ndo, in Co>la ''"'"· ---....,,""--;---.,= ier or SCJlttra e y. fo1· iluple--. t,1.pl•x oe 4-plex. " .. ' . -, . , 19un• nu1 11 ·ltll('J'l-. ~.,\!,:•Ill. ;1 lor B:i.v Co\'{', \\late· \Va1('J' vif'\I , og ti t I " "' I ~NGLF ::illldt'll!S' ., lil' Sl!Y.l , 'L NI I 3252 l.'l1 •1a1(~ f1·1,1n th1i; hrand Ill'\\' hri11ll', Call 644-72U A''''''bl: 71,,.,,·," 1 .. 0. LIVE HERE' l\Lds ,'\: pet ok. 1 _ • -••• * i1!ll11•NorlhE11dofLnguna:REALTORS 675-7080 I c11" .,,.f • l \li\Ll\TOBch:JHfL$'..'2j , SEAYERn•ce .IHCll Bl-:1\CIJ 111:.:IGllTS Uf'at'h. Sl'hr1lul~·<l r Qr' , . a for mnrt> Jn o. 2 hr .. Jike new $2~0 ll!il pd. Sngl~. kid~ & p('l uk. 11 """"
S1•h'1·1 ,1u1u· 011n f1nish1n~ l'Ontp){'!ion iu June'. Still I David Carlson Rltr. 833·9293 2 hr.·Cd~l-cu11· S:!j(l i SUHF!::lt".S I Bil SIG;;. \\'nlk \Vhlte \\'nler ocean vie1\'
rn11(·h0' 011 1h1.~ 11e:1rl.v 111111· tu choose' }Our 011·n ! Newport Beach 1069 Newport l!each 1069 Real Estate Wntd. 2900 3 Br.-Univ. Jlurl; ~:':$0 10 bch. an1ong rolling hitls. l!:V('l)'· r111H11l<'h~d :.! Bit rha n11·r. c;1l'/>C't1n"' & light fixture~. :: , 13 hr.-Cd~·!-0{'\1' $100 ·Ho 1· ders * "2 9900 thing a tan1lly could detilre,
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li:i1h' .t kl11·h1."n. Cnnh·n 11:.i-. .. ,:.. car i.:,•u·agr. ~lli.j.fll'x.1._ Newporl Bay Towers 1 I d 1 I l "" • -~ ' I ar or ig ts 48 UNITS single r('sid('ncc \vuoi·".
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rnns11·iit·lion pres1igl' Exc•·.1 •I. 011·nC'r n1;1y u·ad(' for P1'r sq. Ir. °""n(•r :>36--4022 or Yard fenced for kids. 4 BH., '1 ba ••· ......... $400 C•plstrino 3278 S.1111 h1 'n;,~I 1':1i•1[1r· f'111'p STRE:ET TO STHEET i·u.s!Orn honit•s in 11· r 11 Ill'~. lne Units in or nriir l213l5.'l2-228t LANDLORDS I, SEE THIS! 2 BR, $19j. Ywtl 3 BR .. 2 ba., furn ····•• $425 __ ..:..,. ______ _
--MoNARCHBAY-:-;po11l'ss 2 Br, .2 BA. drn cs111bl1.~ln'd nP1ghborhoud . I Sf\nta Ana. Offrred for Mount'n, Desert, fnctl for kids & pet. LEASE! VIiiage SM Juan.
\ ~piu·i,,11~ ~(•rrl1•11 ho1111' 111111 Si''l.'.100. \'la Orvirto 217. l·:a1•h li•JllH' ·I Bil. :: full S69.000. Call 646--0j5:i. Resort 2400 \\re Specialize in Ne1vpor! \VON'T Lasl! 2 BR. $1SJ. nP\v 3 BR 2 ba, air ~:rf':i ( i1r11·:11·y. \\'oud1•d lu1 OPEN Sun/11on \ .. i. ba!hs, {urn1al d1nin~. I;{., Beach •Corona del r.tar • Car, yard rncd, kidsJpet. I conditioned, di Mi washer,
111111 1'0<1111 fnr pu•il. ::, Brkr. ;).11!-0140 f;11n nn~. 11i>t blir, ~unken ' GRASS VALLEY: SiPrra & Laguna. Our Rental Ser-Homefinders.642-9900 i;l'l l-cl eanlng oven.
Bilrn1s .. :.! halh~. d1111ui:: rn1. Mission Viejo_ 1067 I con v e r-; a 1 ion pi t , ' too~ hill g:ol'.l c.'Ounlry' 38 1.~1 I vice .is fRE£ to You~ Tl')' NJ:;\\'POHT fl!viera. Ca!'e· drps/('pts, elect. gar, door l ~"i.I ~/(). -----''-------: + 1nany f11hulous rcart11'('S.1 trrll'S or 11 w/ a t1'?!•. Nu-V1e1v. free living toi\•nhouse. 3 cnr a:ar. FC'nced y n:I. I TURNER ASSOC. BY (l\rNEH. Co11tlo. 2 Br,; Tele. &l.'>·223S fur appnt. stream $1295. per acr. ];i (I NU-VIEW RENTALS B· 21: B paneled dl'n fr l commvnity lake&: POOL,
'1 ~"'' I do\\•n or "'ill trade for home I 573 An'>n or 494-3248 bl1' . ~ a.h , d . • NP : lst \Vestcrn Bank Bldg. incl. g4rdnr. $295. 831}..5146 Jlh."i .'\. C11.1~1 lh\'y., La~u11.1 1~. lni. S •. :Nu. ~::~s~1:","l .' . , " I lk bo t I ...._,.., ln!i, was l'r • lJl'I'. t'" liniversity Park Irvine 494-1177 1··1tA 71 ~·.; loan. ,_,,,.,....,.,,, SOMERSET MODEL equity . ....,.t.s a t1 u 1 · "RENTERS!!" l'rpts & drps. Pool. clubhsc, Da • BRAND new ho~. lush
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O\\IH'l'/Ag<-'nt J bcdroon1, 3 bath, h1rge lot ~l~larrison bkr l7l-I! You Get All The l-fouses ete. S350. 6-15-Crl02, 61&--:~336. ! ys 552·7000 Nights cpl.5/drps, unfurn. S300/mo.
Newport Beach 1069 & pool. $111 ,99i 11 CYN. available for rent in OUR ? BR 2 Ba Obi i;ar net1r f 2 BR Condo • .,..~ Lsc POOL privileglnes. Near San
' 8 •, •, INTEREST 0. C. zoned A-1. h1Jl's('s NICE 2 BR house in Yucca BULLETIN •'PDATED 3 "l9th ' & Plattntin Liie fed 1 .... ~/.mo Diego Frwy San Juan
l ]JH·:11o·1J i 11 1t 11011-urll<tn ar1•11. * OCEAN VIEW* HARBOR VIEW O.h'.. uril. S6000. ;u·. Valley. CC'r.i.mir tile sink, times/week. ronlC:r lot 0 K f~r bont or 12 BR Condos ..... $~ & S~ 499-3736 efter 6 pnl.
;i1 •1p 1hi· lull·,\· sun'OurKled r,.11111 ••\ery nu. of !his lt:C'. ~ 1 HOMES I . 71~-~i1"~, e\·ap. ~IC'r, \\'~lk to ~toces .. Homefinder1 * 642-9900 n.v. r·o~·ced ·Air, r'rplc, I j :~ ~~~~: :m~~:. ITis NEW 3BR/l,'ABA, . crpts,
b,\ i l••n ·-r .,f ll'l'C'~. lliis 2 Bl: .. 2 ha .. fani. nn. l11•n1t·. REAL TY 833-0780 CliRRAND • • 1.1 \ CO . S_I 7 ';!. 00,. Jo o r in fo . '1 132 Cabrillo. C.1\1. crpts, drps, xlra clean. $300. J 3 BR llomes , $360,$375, S395 1 drps, pool pnv. 1 M1. 1ron1
I 1 ~1n11 !1"11u· h.11' 11t'111' nr flu~·· k11 . 11/l"ll'kt,r. ;u'l'<C 1 BUILDERS! ! 111 \IS.,.l--082 1 FREE FRF.;E nto + sec .• dl!p. Refs req. 4 liH Jlomes .•. sn·i.S:m:i, $-tli n1arlna. 1-lnrbor Lant'. •·\1'1.~•ho11.:. ln11u 1lh · •J1·{'1111 ,J!,!. doorent1·~·.1'11\·. ill'<1L'h LIPI.'.' ll<JU~1'.".·t·,, ."-llO.'\ Pr11nr. St>cludl'd. 21z ttr_Tt'~ Out of State Prpty. 2600 1 •Professional Scrvitt • 839-3473 '6·15-61&4 ., ltA/\CJ-_I REALTY 1-Ce11tury 21, 493·LI2ti ,10 111 .. 1 ,llp1,l11•!011.!ll.HIC' GEM ,, " " , d t 5512000 Sa 80 I l•I 111111<1 ,\ (lllll'l'I I!' blt>l·k~. --1·6. \\'alk to l.J{';u•h, ir11111:11·u· i s~~ J;;ur, l'<'•;:;~~~J('('. 2'2 'RES N \V *LANDLORDS* SHARP! 3 BR, $2'2j. Gar, lrg I * . • ntil An• 32
iJn• ho1111 11.1~ ;+u ,111 ,1; rll't'fll' \'.lO-F Tu~1in ,\11• .. X.B. l;1lc :i Br, offit·e & f;11n. rni.
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,,1 on•• "111 r111'11 111 llll' RE.\L TOP.S ti~2-lti'.!:; O\l'll('I' tt'ady ro 1110\'l' 111rn 4(1 BEAUT \roodC'd al·t·es. on ; 1~ Hnsiis. par 11 ~ c, .ni>nr California's Largest DESIRABLE 2 BR, 2 BA,· T * T N REAtr Larie. love Y 3 .bedrm, 2 , 1nounta111~. ~~1'1.4 hi0 · -HA-RBOR-VU-GEM-1 111'\I" hou~e. $69.500. 401 62nd I county road \\'/river il t:. ~l~i~n~s · river. n al Service'• $18.i Teahouse. Car. Pel ok.' US I Y adult condominium. Small
, , , ~ s•. Nc1\·porl Sho1·('~. NB. 1 fl'Ontage, ~ $<150 per ae, $24.j(I(), "~~38.17. e Re t . J-JURRY! 2 BR, $193. CBI', * 832-5111 * pt'lll "'clcome. $225. mo. ~Ian Beller lh.in . 11.r 11 ·~I l)J t~fu~, , c;LENl1AN REAL TY ~1"18-2211 01vner. £.l:J..81!SO Don't give up the i;hlp! , 2 BR HOUSE, elderly adult Lrg yard, fcnc<!d for kids. TURTLEROCK, ~ BR. 2 ha, 836-4206 or 835-3846. ;;~an~pC'·~J~:110~~111~.'1 ;;;.\.~1r" ~.,~ BY O\\INEH: i\lust ... acnrie<-'
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lndscpd. rre land, n1· St'hls.1 i1u1ck sale basis. 3-Bll, dui. Jt!un Capistrano. Z?ped L·l. 3 br 2 ba top location I , .
1 ll!XJ lilrnnl'~re ;o.;1. ,1; Shops GJ.1-0iSli •11. !li~f-ll!ll 1~l0111 .. 1'usron1 1•1J1'k & , -Or;;r1 RC'11lty, 493-1 153. S@~~~ lG£irS" ' G' d P Id !GREEN TREE . LEASE: 2 1~11-~~li:: ~i1·1-ri::ui ---·-\a11-L1111 pnp<'rs. hui.:t" 1!c·1·k 1 Commercial Pr t l600 ~ -Water & ar tner • 1 Br, Frplc, Beams. bh-in11.
OCEAN VIEWS 1 r1vl'rlook1ng l·anyon & ln1y. I PY • . $425 Lea1e. 545-0228 ! Highly upgraded,' nr pool &
-Dl-RTY-FACE • 91 1 & JtilO !\111)!~ Hu:id 1 O\\'llC'rfAgt'nL 644-&'!08. COAST I-fwy front11~e . Thaflnl1i911ingWorc/GomewitbaChuclfe E/SJDE-New 3BR h~. rm rmrk. ~
HEART OF GOLD .~·I'~ loiut ,·ai·ani Sl .l\l~~1 •·i~ ; LOW MAINTENANCE j $80,000. Trad<' & finantc. . 1.t;,.4 •rcu.y a. POU.AN tor boat. $.100/nio. 2 3BR hon1e in Turtle Rock, I Dt·~crtt•rt lllltlt'l\rl.i Ill iiS~l')'.Oll Bll1~1 .~'.\1111~K·~ '2 BR 4 1len, ne1v clc•n11'111 1 Glantz Rc,lty Servic(' o• lttt f tA. childrt'n, no pets. call Al. fanl rn1, din nn, 2 ba. nr l ... 12unaH1•;n·h,;!'1111 .1hill, •: lotyono tisirC'11 SI · sM1I i·11~1 sreps l'll\'ll\' ~~l.-r-4289 eorron111b efl c 646-7711 • pool & park, $415 mo,
•• :-;1•11· t'lll'!ll'ls. drape;; ,\· pau1r , (' pool ~-... ·. four xro111 l.d words be-t ~'2708 1")a.~t 111rl1· "t11 t•· 11.1111• fl. 1.1 . 11 . fl •· 01 ... onv, 10 "-: pal"J\. Nn 1condominiums I0111toform fourtit11p1e'l'l'Ol'ds. • EASTSIOE ...,,.,... \IC'I\. 2 f'r,,11 ] .. 1 ... r 11J1•. I l'I 11 u.n 1 ~ l •0 . 1~, ' Grt·Ht l'C'l_TC'at1on arcn. ""'"""""'"'°',..-;:::;--:,.-,,,,,
NEWPORT SHORES R A T W O D · pd -.270 1 ,., •228 1 •vall 18741 P1"eo Cortez, lor
OCtAN VIEW 3 BR home
prlv. comm. Rec. Center.
POOL, TENNIS, JACU2:ZI
\Valk beach. Immed poss;
OWner ~Imo 493--5227
H1h Fum/Unfum 3300
NPT OCH 5 BR. 3 % bo,
fam1ly/d\nlng, klvt'I)' decor,
itnnUie. Avail 613). 1 yr i.,
Gardener , agt, 60-53)0.
h1. '.': h;.1 B1 1n~ i11 u-.11 ;1111! ~u1n1r11d lll.1l1) h1--:l!l9.!._ Conv. 10 pool & flill"k. J'\o l for salt 1700 I l 2 Br waNr&g111den1r tTUR11.ER.OCK, last 4 Plan
11.1inl a,i.:nts l:ly O\\'n<'r. 614-5.iG!I. LE(ISE OR BUY niy brand · 1 ,. I j I I -f ~ ••• ~ • appt 644-4683, m-4029,
Red Carpet, Realtors :: l:Ml1n1s & ilcn HARBOR VIEW 1 ilf'"' 2 BR, CON00~11NIU~I . . _ . . LOVELY 3 BR 2 ba. fam nn 713-684-2100
497-1761 \\'alk 10 Lr,.::. ft'1.• ror ncross frori1 Rosr;moor Leisllrt' \\"•rid: ~v crpt drp & Plllnt $.150 'TU;;;:;R~TLE;;;.';~R~OC;;,,K.,.,-~4""°'B~R~.~,.~m-,-· ·.-,-ES'l'--N-.. 'WPO--R-T_B_EA_Cll_•I
llI-:I.IC.:111 ~ l'L ~111,1 11 'I Bi· l\o•;ti 11· ~.~& ltnni' poolJ~1wnbt·H I BR/281\, l..a1.'11na. C>v•ner. ( 21 3 I M U D I T I ~ n10 772-9706 or S.16-6299 nn, Atrium, air cond., tac New 2 1Sty, 3 B~ l'il BA.
lloi!se Vt·t \ <·lo"I· 1•1 'E<·a1 ·h • CAYWOOD REAL TY ,'-',~1~1'11011. $8'2.500. By O\l'nt'r. Ri36'~· Ex!I001. 13610 or P.O.Bx 1 · . .it * MESA VERDE 4BR, ~A. yd. $475. mo. 833-IU4. Frplci, lge prto.;. pa.Uo. Gar,
Condo1 Unfurn. 3415
, ,\·:"hop'. l~r l 1~'-n11 ., fJcnC'h * 548-!290 * 'v-.-. l'-1, .... A. I' I I J i Newly decorated. NOW" THE Terrace-Cardiff d1h.'llhr, near bup
I rlno~. char1111n~ l"irlrkcd LEASE OPTION OPEN HOUSE Sal/Sun. by . . . . I avail. MG-7327 AGT. Model 2 Br,' 2 Ba. $335. mo. irttrlbelt. $350/MO.
i:;1trlf'n, S:i6 . ."i00. 0 1\'U er. 1 NF:W PORTOFJNO honle in NE\V OCEANFRONT , n"·nr. Qa:an view 3BR/2\~ '-2 BR l ba !Im. yard °' Call 557-9950 567...ST10, ext iG days
I 197-1Ql9 llarbor Vit"v.-. F'an la .!1 I i c DUPLEX I BA, crpts, drps, pool prlv. , R y L u 8 I ii Investigating Congree:sionat ' ~-eou'ples only, pet LARGE 2 Br ' Ba t'Ondo. or 67M'18& ewt/wlrflU
C.ICEA:\' v 1 E \\' honif \lew ro ocean. 3 or •I Br, 3~1 1 Hugf' Rll 11·ood & w;la~. 492-j2'j9; at 302 Ave. Adobe, 4 1,._1 J : I 6 Comminees ere now known ok. n?S. mo. 546-7506. Prime toe. Jrvine, LetlM. PARi{ ~DO. N.B. 3 BR. ~
i1·JPOOL f'~C'lusi,~· nrcu. 3 I B.1, tamily rm. din rm. SIS.1,000. 4'9--1.00l'j Agt. San Clemente. ,_ • -l .. . : IJ .,.oothp11te Committee•,<# El Toro 3232 ltec. facD . 001-l1$4 aft 5:30 ba, #lj. mo lt&le. Daya,
RH :I. ln1, din rn1. farn. rn1. tionu~ mi. Lftnd s ca P e<l 1 BIG CANYON C.C .. Ocau· "ASSUME 51{% l"l-L\. Double beceuse !hey sque1tze every.. NEW CX>N00
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lil.;1• Ill'\~ ~h1n) ('.)t;lrttB. lawn, l~e f('e IOI. By owner ' ville nldl. l'i()O $q, fl. 4 BR. gamge, 2 bdrm. 3 bl\lh. Xlnl I H I y T I E I thing they can -of the -. Adult• -3 sn. 2 BA, Twnhlei PaUO, Frplc. w/wet·bar, IM>:s. 673·14.11.
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l!J.lCCIACulnr vle1v. $159,500. locttlion $26.500. 51~~7 • C 1 . Id •·V td $29.j, A/C, 11pecbl.c. vu 2 car pool •vaU. 873-6$1 FOR L,,_.ete, ..Dc!luxe. oountry w·m·1·/a~111 CHOICE Bfl)lfront location, 644-812'.l or&t2-4950. 1AS.SUME 51A%. FHA. Double I I I I' I' o.ti:i~i~: r~~h:";ui· q=dt au. 532-6584, 544-3666 eves. Li1gun1 S.cl] 3248 club villa, Meta Verde a
BY OWN EH: 3 BR 2 ba, !Mm Rlni:Jc \\'i~ mobile horn~. BLU~TS condo. 3 BRL ,,_ + ' garage, 2 bdrm, 3 bflth. Xlnt , -• · · • -,_ dtwlop ''°"' tltp No.'J ~-Huntington Buch 3240 -'" M bu., pool I: J&C\m.L nn. SUPF.R OCEAN Vl,EW. Two bedroom, patio in ~. ba. End unit; l bCaut. looalion S26.SOO. s.15--3857 * $325 MONTH * ~
hU&' OCkyrrl. $SI, 9 O O lwctll)' park $l?,500. &4f..602.1 Kretnbell. Xlnt <' ond . ! Oupltxts/Unlts :• PRINT NUMURED 1£nE1s J'. Ii IS I~ Is I' I' I 3 BDRM, 2 BA. lll!&r bet.ch, Custom built 2 bdnn. ~. VIU.A ·PACIFIC. 2 BR. 2%
<19'-951.8 l{V MONACO, by owner, l 640-1775 for wle • J800 . IN THESE SOUAilS . . . . . . • • lae yard1 like new. $300. WfYit c.rpeu,, ~l ta. cPu, drpa, ~
l'OR «lf.E: by"'""'" 3 BR, 2 BR. 2 ha. lot> of upgrading. BE:ACll HOUSE IJ! 500 J ~ ill<-dock wllh -"'"''" i ,.fllc, ms. mo. -· """'" ,w, .,,umablo ~.r,o. 644-$20ll. Privacy. °'""'"'''" CALL, I LARGE UNITS, South ol A ~!-';"'"'f '°'I j j In. TH~ j I I 1'EIV 3 BR, J BA. 2 "°"'• c.r Pl'll'-,\-I Otlad. Doo't -Ill> U. ""''
VA }onn, S 6 G, 000 . Get Into the DIJlY Pl.lot owner, lnfo ~ llPPI. IM,;.89J4, J:lwy, ~2) 3 BR'11, !J) 2 BR, .=, · · · C. -· Ire rHr -yd, Home 1 lhNout "1Jlt'1lt la dlNIDed. llll,p
!llJ-JCJ or -oomcthing you no lonnr -~'-'"==o'-r-"(71"-l"-J.;;;328-=~=31_1_ U) 1 QJl.,Owner. 133--31194. SCRAM-LETJ.Anawers ln Claulflutlon IOIO Unllmlt<d 9113-m! lllSSION 'REALTY"~ 10 -"""'1la! -'-'-'--"='--'""''-=-==-1~-"'"-"---"-'-'--'-~-~~~~~~1-~~~~~-·
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ew OU•• 525 Ap11rtmtnts Un utn. ApArtm1n11 Unfurn. Aptrtmtntl Unfurn. Aptt Fu ! Persona s 350-
BRAND NEW, Hunt. Sch. Corona dol M"' 3122 Cost• Mou 3124 lrvln o 3844 ~ JI• I [ '"' --J[g) INCR£ASf: you• bustHno, t-3 mR, 1~~8A. dWrao + . t'UP 1dtt>:I In % \\'kS. no
3BR, l'SBA SB/mo. Doth ~O New, Soot ll~ry. 2 CHJLOREN \\IELCOME PARK WEST ~ .... ; eKerclsetl. pad11 or glmmlcka w/atL "''· ll.'>7ol35.I. BR, 2 BA. FJ-plc. SuNleek. 3 Br, 2 ea coNlo. Newport ft, Bu 1 Op 5005 Al.SO Custom I I t ti n o .
'MBURON. 3 Br, 2 ba. fain· ~-6'?Ml71 or &44-6274.
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nn, lllr oond, crptl, df'P', 1 'NEAR NE\V 2 BR. pavlllion. Uke country club · ;;8:12-<212.;;:;,==-'""=="'"=----,,,..--1
Pf, pool, 132$. mo. 963-1063 • Bltn Kitchen. Li&"hl &: living! Sl25. on 1 YT' lse. F a m ily Apartmer\t& 2 BR. Towt\houlc, frplc, Amu.1ement icALlF. ANl1'1AL CONTROL I S~)' 1'1ASSi\GE IN N.E.
! Aiey. Ph: 644-4674. [ \\'m. Tom ?>Ullt>r, 63-4811. 2 Bit, l Bo.th ~· avallable rrom $250. \ BR. from ~ .
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Jluntingoton Beach Shelter 3400 frv\ne A~·<' .. SUite 103B.
Duplexes ~nfvrn 3600 c t M 3 LOVELY 3 BR 2 ba $240 from ms. On Culver Drive, Pool, tennll. condnent&I VIDEO 83%1 Edlffon St. 536-23U O~n 8 AM. ~1.011, \VtMI, }o'ri .. 1-~--'-''-----"' OI. ... 124 DI -· IC' Cl ... JUit off San D~ F'N')'. bre&kfall. Sepvate famll)' fso1 WMtcflff Dr. ' (D·ck ol Hu let AM. r.•7....(l539,
CdM n. nn, • A • u "OO<J Parkview Ln 5l2-~ ...,&~ ...... 1.... ._ '"l!l\"'-~~Wr.J-"'-'"--'-::::;::=:::___ ___ _ • lC'e: front 3 BR &-3 l111e, edlt1 ovr 16. Sec. Sys.._,,.., ' 1ec1:K1b. ~ 10 •iu11.1pp .. ,. NE \Y P 0 RT FINANCIAL I ANIMAL AS$1Si'. LEAGUE ~~~~~!!!'!!~~~\ ht.I., con.ipltte blt-inll. S100. 615-7812. L19un1 Beach 3848 '-One beach. 644-§1 CENTER · Adoptf9n, spaying &: 1 ~
n\O. 64-4-6.i"lO. : NEW Dini Point 3126 Spect1cul1 r , New N!.'W, !!!}e 1 BR, Ulili. c~·~~C:t~!~~R GAMES N~~.~f..c/~~,1°;,(;u~~~3 1[ ~-,..,._ \rz'l Aptrt,,,.l)t•.,'~111tJ1hed i 1, !I & 3 BEORO.OM Ocean Vu TownhOUHI ~"c~n::~~5~ ~~6 tn4)642--3l.ll Eict. 246 Irish Sf:tter, Red, fen1. . .~
•' 1·· 1 I d ' 3706 & DELUXF. 2 en. 2 R1\ 11pt. Walk to beach. 2 BR .. den _.,.._ 1st mo. FREE Gernl. Shep., Tri, tent.
II uu,I I In \l'/"w c1·pl nll r o o rn I\, + 11·ct bar, tile patios. frplc, Rooms ......, ''The Electronic •video Collie, mix, tri, male
Ll'M'LE ISL.AND 2 8 2 SPiit'\ Levei Apt1 Unf. dl'cklng, pnnort1n1lc Vit'W of custon1 crpts. .d r pa, · Deluxe 3 roo1n ofli~. Carpet, Game:' 15 quiet, very profit· Terrier n1ix. Lt. Bnt, F.
Ba, Sund"c!elr, .-(;:an ~e, \. l>l'llch &. couslline. ONh\\·hr, appliances, $430 per mo. SLEEPING Room, refria:, drapes, air conditioned, in able & 18 seen ln best Shep mlx, tri, mil.le
Furn. or Unrurn, )Tly. $37~. OCCUPANCY JUNE 1 dbl ovPn. nuto. g1u·.'.lge 837-48TI trees. coJy, priv. entr. Ne\\'flOrl Beach near Udo places:· * * \VBll Slroet Terrier mix, Blonde, F.
Summer-S750. nio. 216 0~·:1l't'. Aclul11> only, no pt'lll. * OCEAN VIE'W·2 BR * GenUeman. Ref'1. No Shops. 520 sq. ft. $240 Joomal front page t-.liirch Terrij)O(l, Black, fein.
l.°'tystel. 6 7 3. 7178. 1-FE:J\TURJNG: ,s,;.l!J>t,1•r n10. on leltse. * No pets. LRG POOL. * smoking. $120/mo, 673-522'1.. mone"1'!:: 6~1~1!ewport Place 18, 1974. Poodle mL~. Black, male
728-2749 ""'"J.>: · $260 lse. 6T»--6145 ROO~J FOR ~tAN. $70. a...., •~ ! 06berman, Blk/Brn. le111.
ATTRACTlV£ 2 liR upper .. Lofl ~ro:in1s .e Frpl•"" e UJ;LUXt<; 11c"'' 8tudio 2 b~. l id I I 3856 mthly 775 }'lower St. C. A1. *WATERFRONT* "TI1c> total tnke from all the !Ten-ier n1ix, Blk, te1n.
Jo"rplc •. asrat.-e. Utll pd. No 1 Cc111.nuct1teklt~l.\eri~ E.\· 1'~ ba, OC<'sn \•~w. pri. 0 s e 646-9136 Pri1ne Ne'o\'P(lrt Beach loc. machines now in play is l\lix Shaggy, Charcoal, r .
peta. 1 blk to beach. Avail poi.:ed Bean~ Cc1llngs e i:;11. patios, L>llM incl wstlr & BAY VIE\V nr.pvt beach. SINGLE rooms for rent. Executive oftiet>s '''/lrplc.,, es.llJ!lllll'd. at mor~ than ~900 Gern1 Sllep, lli, fein .
Jor wh\)er l'e~(ll Sept. lSth closed Patio..<; e Pool & dryer, cpl/d1·ps. Fron1 $250 3 br 2 ba ~Iv rm w/ frpl · Sho\\·ers, furnished. can wet bar, private bath I nulhon. annu111Jy. * T1n1e Cerni. Siii l'ointer. n1nll' im. mo. 6~529 "'\uidi;: 1unny oth<!'r Conl'enicncell. up. 2481:.! LaPaz. 493--7040. SJ25 t..se'. Adults. 67"".>-..3022 ' S40-8083. Bill Grundy Rltr. 61..>-6161 t ~tagazine, April 1, 1974. Poodle n1Lx, off \Vht, ni.ale
12131246--316.2 wkd&)'.111. Adults only. N~\\', i>upcr dlx, cx1r~ lg. 2 Mesa Verde 3863 ' FURN roon1 w/ priv ba & NEW This can be your O\\'n bus· Do>.~e/Te.rrier, Tan. male
NICELY furn bachelor yr i HAY LQfJ APJS HR, den, 2~~ ba., sitdown balcony. $25 .... 1c. & up. Plush office Bldg., 2 to 6 Rm ine.11111, "'It h atl of your Colhe n1':"'· Blk/B1·n, n1ale
round. 1 sdlt, ovci· 28. Non ! • 11·1•t ba r w/it-c makc1·: e HO?>tE ATMOSPHERE T;,00 Seaview, Cd~f. &u.ltes. Conference profils in cash ln1medlately., Bull/~errier pup, fen_i.
smoker. no stude111, $11 0. lqilc., Alnund6'l7; 51261.ots of Deluxe 2 & 3 BR. Rental Ofc Room & Bo•rd 4050 Xerox copier. Near O.C. ~: J?<>cumen.led proof ol poten· 1' S\lh/eHHicT/P0?<1leT~up1pics
310 Apolen11., B.l. I 283 AVOCADO t:lhSC'\o;! g1. a-309a J\face Ave. 546--1034 port. 833-3640. Ila! eanun.gs. ~rric>r, 11• l'nl.
COSTA M l'Z,\ZZ!! Immaculate 2 Bl?, h 38 9 ELDERLY Partially blind t • I LalJ inlX, Brn/Tan. fl'lll.
Balboa Peninsula 3707 ESA 2 bas., btnn1 C<'ilini!;, llblc New port Beac 6 I "·on1 ·n, "'·ants elderly 1\•0-Busines s Renta l 4450 ; 1t\\:l'stmer.11 s rroin $1200: Call 1;1.b, ~la:k. ff'nialC'
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2 BR. YrtY. $250. lul"lri,; u1il. I i\Ion·Thun; 5:31J.7::!0 pni dryer. cpLH, drps. Adul1s. i10 CHANNELFRONT room & klt. priv, Reas. Nice NOW LEASING ' o; fo'.'1·ar<l yo~r i11q1:11ry lo Bragle nux, B/\\, n1alc
Over 40. 67:{-0!SO, 507 E. ::z:Sa:t:l·Slulnlll~l'=iPl"I' :;::: , J>('ls. $230. 1110. S4N16J 2 BR., 1 ha. Room tor boat. 2 BR apt, C.l\1. 646-3438, VIE\V. Del Obispo Roa<l. 1 r\" Ito n, a I f.~n!~r1:unn1.en1 1 Poodll', Black, r:n1alc
&tboa Blvd, 01'1 . _I SUPJ::R 2 Bil. APTS. $375 Unf .. yearly. J\.frs. Mead or M8-0031. Dana Point . 2 story, office~. Conipa~), ~:i.t ~i~eh .''.11Y·, . CAT.s I Creal Vie1v. Thompson WALK TO BEACH Jackie suitable tor doc Io rs• Sw1 Jost, Ctthfo1 n1a 9Jl28. i S1an1e~e. S~ P!. n1::itc * NEW * I i\Ianagcmcnt Corp., 493-0141. :i Bdrms, 2 baths Summer Rent•1• 4200 dentists, architects, etc.,' Call Tues/Wed I GBlk, \\Thtb,bGray, 11\I & F'.
1 • 1 1 $325 M stores, boutiques. Exclush·c 1 rcy a Y. _ma e . ·Th~~i!1[li ~;~~·n~v~i1~ki~7 1i VILLA NINOS Huntington Beach 3840 Yeary ease. o. FACING OCEAN, N.B., non c on1petitive area.1 M C~ll~c~: I SEYERA; k1t~ens: asso1ted
HOUSE 3 BR, 2 ba. lrpl. 2 [ Spac. Vu, 2 fan1ily, db\c apt. Occupancy end of 1971. r. r IV s I co ors. or a option: ?-~~·:;~le!~Cd~r~ util CHILDREN Cai· gar Furn $400 Month Ea.·seU-conta.incd. Summer Owner/Broker, (714J,I (714) 135-3311 AND OTHERS, .J:l6-~J13 2 BR, 2 BA APTS and parents love the Yearly . . · ' S395. v"kly. Also av11.il Sept. 642--0590. I REWARD
Cost• Mesa 3724 I SUjX't'-Con1fo11ablc-Quiel I . on winter lease. 4 916 DO\VNTO\l'N Lagu Be h , • FARGO Lo 1 · 1 Se t 7 Id
Corona del Mar 3722 .
6008 Bo by1ittlng --\\'!U. 511 infant or older al
niy h o m e . References, I !i-l iS.111\on Vtejo area. Call I ;;s1-nss
Babysitting cvtning~ n1 Y
I hon1c In Costa l\Jesa, after
~: 30 pin. 21<»1 Sll'tling, Ctl.I.
B usin ess Se rvices 6009
BOOKPG, typing, f i I 1n g .
Need he-Ip! Call Roxanne's
• Bus Serv. Reas rate!. ! ~7-2827 eves.
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PATIO-Covers & ~'ks.
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built. Free estin1atl'" i fi.16-7~J98 816-9-19;)
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Craft.sn1an-ren\Odellng .t
1 hnii;h 1v or k guaranll'cd
f1'ec> Estimates. 499-310.i
, r_;:\p~.;Jl.T CAll PC:NTJtV
Cabinets -General rtrpir,
Re;i~onnblc 111.tes. 6~j...1fl9,i
CUSTOM Wood\\'Ork, ren1od.,
paneling & repair. Vint·r
Lenholf, 536-8475. 1-;:=======::;;;i En<."losed Garagl's. arge, 1p•c1ou1 •P1rt-Seashore 646-8032, ~ na . ac [ · st r1s1 t l'I'. mos o . 1• 1 Gas & \\'ater Paid. l\lo. to ments at 8 11 n bu r y store, 1650 sq. ft. Parking SANDWICH SHOP Hns c .r-.1. clog tags. has
$165/Mo. ,1 C BALBOA Island 2 Br, NE\\IPORT & 17th SI., Costa I NC'ar 0. C. Ail'por\ 1 tattoo on right bi.11·k rhii;:h. f.'ENC~A1'ES-STF:PS
I 0, 1'1'111811! 5190 lo $200. I roas. garag• sleeps 6 July t175 •• uoo I o,~,, 9 to '. v· c 'I c II 6t" 810' o· RAILINGS-DECKS-ETC. 1 Cht'ldr on Welcome • ~ud•en 6 & ,-""""'" • · '1 · 'Le:.a: sq. l. store, .... " ic. ·· · <1 .Jo-.. 1 ... 7 • GIGANTIC I· Bl't. ....,, ""''""' per wk. Aug &: Sept $200. parking. 5 Day 11·ec>k 5."12-7981. 5'io-63• ('\'<'!'.
New shag crpt. Clea11. l.nls 1 232-1 r:lden A\'l' • 83.'>-2480 ~ ~~~ lh'""!nrld pre sch! 675-6529 "'lmds (2U)24&-3162 CORONA Del r-.tar deluxe Rs1
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ol green la\\'n. Co"cred · rens Pay nrea wkday11. suite, 323 sq. ft. I n\o<;.', \'iC. &rnan:I · & 1 & finish stores, 0H1Ci's.I
g.'lrages. Adult s. no 1ie1s. 1 Off The Beaten Path • Large 2 & 3 Bn apts. PARK NEWPORT 2 BR, frplc, 2 BA. Nr. park, Rea1onomics, Bkrs. 6T.H>iOO * 642-7007 * Harl>or.. c .i\I. rte 11-a rd, hon1cs. 962-1961.
a.120 F'ullerton A\'t. 11 blk • 2 ndtLll rec. f'enlt'ni APARTMENTS beach &: bay s~ l\'k 3606 I KlJ-{ifi68 c1~1ys, or 6-12-9729 . Carpet Service
r:. of r\e1,·port Blvd. &: 1 hlk . • Easy 11.ccrss 10 niost l!nl· Bachelor 1 or 2 Bedrooms Park Ln. &ri.-orn. · NOW LEASING 1 l aft J pn1
So. of liay~. Costu :'llcsa. Sp1h·1ous .. \rJulr Gardl'n Apts 1 ploynll'nt 01't"as and Townhouses . . Mes• Verde Dr. Plaza I e COCKTAILS & F'OUND: Ladies l.ullfold & JOi!N'S Carpt>I &: Upholsh'1-y
IH2-8690. * Luxui 1ous sl111g carpl'I~ I • Nr 1;hoppini: 8: fniy~ tT. $19-1.50 Open !J..6 Daily RENT our home 111 Kona by 1525 f.lesa Verde Dr. E:a:.I. D INNERHOUSE Dr1 Sh n 111 po 11 . 1 Soil. * Bit,.,,. ,-,, I o· .1 h e fron• 51°-. -1 . v.·eck or 1nonth. Phone Id 1 f R L" 1 1noney 011 B1istol Stree1, 1 · s 1· 1~ 11ras r·1· "" !)pa Poo' . Tennis 67~ ,444 ea or estauran. t, 1ouor., S••t' 190 _ 1,,,000 do•i•n Hetardanls1. IJc"rcasPrs .'V, * 1 p I ' ,. BB"" .,....... ~ ~ Costa !i-lcsa. Fri. ri.ray Illh. " .rt! 00 " .iis ..., s BANBURY CROSS Acros~ tron1 Fashion IsJa.nd . . Drug Store, ~rv1ce Shops,' HOLLAND BUSINESS Please call & identify aU color bt'lghtcnrrs & 10 Ambassador Inn * Pl'1va1r r~:i11os , • t at Jamborl'C on San Joaqum I PU~. Point. Beau!. 2 Br. Blk &: Deluxe Office Space. · _ ~ 111!nute hl caeh for 1vti.ite
I .i:: 2 Blfs. S170-Sl9j (Near Beal'~ Blvd~ \\a~~) ifills Road. To Bay/Bch/Park. 5180. per Call 545-4123 675-4110 SALES ;)\0-0608 tHS-09~>2 arr<'r J P.ri-1. c;u·pc>ls. Savl' your n1on1·y
BRAND NEW Gas .r. \\lall'r Pd . 16761 VlE\\i POIN r Li\~:r.. (714) 644-1900 I \\'{'(>k 673-9169 or 673--119-1 . LOST: l\lale Seal Point by saving nie extra trips.
$34.SO & Up C:ncl. Garage. • 842-6604 • y ~ I R I 4250 600 SQ. FT. C.M . $155 : HJ ma I a ya n Ne c d s : \Viii clean living rcn .. dinin-.;'
SINGLE STUDIO APT LA MANCHA APTS. RICHARDS LIDO AREA a at on enta a w/2 pri. rms. 646-2130 BEAU'J'Y Salon, prestige I mcd1cat1on Vic. 42nd St, i r1n., & hall $15. Any 1111.
SPBCIAL WEEKLY RATLS : 778 St..'011 Pia('(', c.~I. UNDER NEW' ~~v nit.; 3 r'J i·1 ba. F/~, TAHOE CABIN for Rent, by STORE nr. N'pt. Post Office $~~f+ 8si.!~~-ini c~pe~~~~ I N.B. ! s1.;;o, couch 510. Chair S5. 15
2277 lfarbor Blvd. • !H2-2007 MANAGEMENT G/2-1 '~ar., u d f" A;~· day or week. Ne-th. Shore & Greyhound depot. 587 Sq. j 5101\f • handles. 64a-0822/ 673-7164 96.3-i02S yrs. exp. is \\'hat counts not
COBta Mesa. <-4340 I, New & Spacious 2 BR. Bll·l!1s. N <' "'' I y 010.· inc~.~~i. :.,3~o':it · Lake Tahoe.~ Con1pletely ft. $160 Mo. Agt. 646-2-114 1 642-3623. LOST gold .. snake" ring G:r~1.1J11~0J\Q~1:k mysc>lr,
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decoral<'<I. r .. ncl garagl's. . . furnished 962-i4()J Industr ial Rental 4500 I w /ruby eyes, lost on beach-. ~
uq.lfevAlliYie•utiful .. 11. 2, & 3 BR, bit -ins, pool Beautiful landscRplng. Lrg N~wpor! Crest· ~ean Vie"'·] CORONA del ?>far July, BEAUl+~:t-~'0·~~/.~~o3~-;T R \' near Hotel Laguna. RE·. L&R Crpl Clnrs. ll~e _524_.9.1
VAL D'ISERt Ga('d.•n Ap1 o;. R«'N·E'w"·PFOc.RIT200Vtol LuLr.;A,, cP\~Y Hrtoo-hoa ch~ld 's &dreamhl?. ~~1v.,;f~.;..~rus90 • 3 BR/J ; Aug., Sept. 2 Br, t Ba fully INDUSTRIAL STORE. \VARD Da1·e !213) 986·0279. II ~~'i4·Gs~:r h:;U3~7g5· Sola
Adult1-no pets .•• l 0 \\' e I'!' • . ""'.SC 0 l'o pplllg SC s. . . U"t • furn. $500. mo. Adults only. CO~Il\1ERC1AL •67'.,..3409 • I FND· German sh. e p h e rd ~'-'-"' c---· =----------,,=
e\'er)'Where. Stre&ni & _ 1J9 Pla:ent1a A1·c., C.:'11. I ~h1ldrgn 11·eiron1c. _Ph : * SJ.IARP 2 BR, 2 BA, one 675-3482 OFFICE SPACE I t O rt' 5015 Sabll' rem . very gentle do.e:. I Ceillng1 6018
l'l"&terfall. O' . --..J. Rrr. 1 •l~2-23J7 .i56-4 l.50: If no tuu;, 84 (-7J3t. le\'Cl. Eastbluff. Pobl. S295/ Cd"-J·"y Aug • Sept 2 Be for ll'asc in choi,.c nves ppo Y Vic \\'esl Costa r>.il'sa I IA"" I r..10 8.J3.J()j3· 833 89 ... UJ • CE • • • • ' ' ' ... • ' • • \VILLARD PAINTING * Rm. Sawui.. Sn.e:I. 1·2 Bdnn. 1 UR in qu iet 4-plr-.; BRAND NEW 1 • ••• • • • 74. 1 Ba. Fully furn. $500 mo. r..11si;1on Vte)O area. ,Good qENER.~L !i-Igr .. conipetent 642-7221 t\c>l'I' Acoustical Ceilings +
Fum·Cnlunt. Fron\ SI 12. I Courtyard sening. Pool. UJ:.:LUX~ nev.· Lrg. ~_BR. ,2 1 i\duils only. 675-3482 frv.')' ~ccess at A 1 er YI 111 selling cons u n1 er F'OUr\D: 2 sniall d 0 i; s repairs. Dtyivall & ivall ~ 1t at ~ Parsons. jru:uzzi. Sl90/n10. Inrld.~ ;dt . DUPLE XE~ .. ha. _bl111~s, garage, $2.aO. No ! Rentals to 'Share 4300 Pr~ ~'~Y.. R ~a~ tors I 111:oducts ne~d~d as par_tn t'r Terril'r/POO<!lc. blk & 11·ht., text tch laster iug. No. ~2-8670. ulil's, rcfl'ig & ~·ncl i:11r. Jlu11t111~1nn Bt·a~h !. ,1,, :' pr ts. 61a-n62. par11c1pat1on sol1c1tcd.I 11·1111 hro inventive Vi<·inity li.B. High School.I u io3spas.1z...·fr
$31 WEEK & UP Adull_s. no _ P.'ls. 3 9 '.: ~·<lroon1~. $2iJ. · . S32i San Clemente 3876 EXEC. SECTY, "·ants 10 1131-1400. engincf'1·s who have superior Call 8-12-6478. , · a .i.
e Studio&: 1 BR Apta. lla1111llon. 6t:>-4 111 . } 1 ~ e pl n c ~. dish~ asher. shnr~ lge 2 br, .2 ba apt. in I products. Share & 1n\'cst , BLACK Poodle "Poochie" • Cement/Concr ete 6019 e TV~ Maki Service A\·ail. 11 BIL ca rport , pl"t pa!10.1 !l~l)~e, drafX's, .. cholC't' of NE\\', extra large 2 BR, 2 Laguna Niguel iv/suitable NO't_Y LEASING
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e Pbonr:Servlce-Htd.pool I Ne~· crpts, drps. All elc>C'.·1 c,upel lng.4 bl~ks iol~ach. BA j)O(li. Exciting city & tent roommate. ~7-TI50 or Huntington Beach Box 8!°• Dally Pilot , P. 0 . C.l\1. park vie. 5i3 Plunicl'i JF.~<; Cetnent. Contractor.
•Children & Pel SecUon I fi<'spon. adults only. No 1 Call r714J8l3-S."'10 ix>l~et'n 8 OC'('an vie1\.·. $240. 496-0016. 586-3600. Ask for Barbara B. NEW M-1 Box lJ(i(), Costa Mesa, Ca. St Cl\t [ l)riyew~~~· 7~.~ de 1" a 1 k 5 ' 2376 NMVnnl't Bl 'd C'.\I I "Id • 11111 & 5 pin, ru;k for Sall(Jy. , :v. • 92G2G · · · ()llllOS . ....-.·l ~a. ~'t"-· ~\., · •cu ren/~ls o~ \\'nler B G d A D~LUXE 2_ BR. l ,1 BA, l\lATURE prof. straight 940 Sq. f-"t. & UP ' LOST Sian1ese CAT. Sinai\ CEr-.IENT & Block \rork.
548-gf'";xi or &U--3967 bco<li;. $13.i/MO. 5-1.1\.-1322.. . ~aut •. ~r en pts. Yt_nlk to to1\n/bcac_!1. Ocean nia1e seeks same. Ocean vu, Hamflton le Newland St. ; ~TIE.NTION .• plant lO\.-Cl_"S, male Blul'Point. Lite> tan-all I \\'alls, patios, side\\·alks,
1 BR Mobtle Jlome. Nr. J JlDRi\1, rt'dC'COra1ed, So. Pr11a!c pa!1os.. 6 !?001!', v1e1v. Adults. 498--0.>36. ( Lag. Bch. 494-2761 0 1. •1'71 . 1ntenor ~es1gners, h a_i r 1 t."Q\or. Has s i 11 u s i 1 us . <'ii' B hr or joh li-IB-G915 shopplng. $110. mo., Adult Cs1 Plnl'.a area. Adults, no l'&uuas .. Jll.CU7;ll, ll'nn1s, 2 San Juan 1 49-1-6028 ·stylists. etc .. ~ Prestige . 49:"r49!J..I --·-. Y · · : ·
Lady or Cpl.e., :>ll-4.:).IS an 5 JX'I~ Sl:..0 1110 &12-0-ICil c:ir prk g. Bike 10 btach. C . 3878 NEW BLDG l .M 1 1200 fl location For mol'e info t'all 1 · CE!i-lENT: Patio. drives, &: \Vknds :ill~;.;, & 11.'knd · I from SJ:'.:j. Rl6--02~J!l. ap1strano 1 JlROFESS. \\'On1an wishes to $176 2400 -fl ·t i,..; ~3 &w-1370. from 10 ~ 5 LOST· LIL,\C PT SIAl\IESE:, i\·alks-Repairs, Sll\V & .~~~~~~~~. --, -WALK TO BEACH . . sharl' lovely 4BR home · sq._ • ..,.,.,. Sund 1 calJ 646-5063 I 1nalf!. l\\'hite \l'/!!,rcy pts1 rl'move. }'rec est. :i~·~S!l98 I STOllY 1o11lt h patio, 1 bdrn1 LRG 2 BR, 2 Bo. din ni1, 1 LE.\SE/op11on to buy. '~ 11·1.~tiriw. in s.E. }lunt. Bch. ph. front office, crpts, lrg ay · · Substanlial rcii·ard S:ID-J.lJJ -furn. Enclosed J:: a r 11 g 1· . cpt/di'p, stl'/IT'C p 0 0 1 . Rl'an~t nc11· dc!u.~c 1, 2, J Br. rent ap11li<'s to purch. price. nr oceun .. PJ.I : 968-4914 rear doors. Anahein1 &
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Money to loan 5025 · · , CEl\IEt'T \\'ork of a 11
AduHs only. $160. ~9930 1 Ad!t.~. no pc>ls. 5 J 70. Crpls, blt·ln.~. frpl1·. i;;11'. 317 Nc1v 2 BR I own h s c. \\'A:.JTED-\VORK'G Terminal Way, C.M. Days FO~ND: Cat, fen1a!e: l~ng , kinrls. Rl'asonablt', free Est.
or 545-5297 I 64~ 2'1.n, St., !Ir:. 847-39l'>7 or D rps I dsh1\•shr/rng/pool· h · C Pr! BRoman 646-5033 or ,eves 646--0681. . 931. % hair blk & 1\'h t. H.B. r Jor1da 1 ~"'=-'-~"='"='="""",--.,-"""",---,.
COMPLETELY t"'urn l BR * }.'~l\1. GAllDl:'.:N -\PT . 536 .. 1897. /Indy facil: Best _area -nr i ~·i" ap~'.1 -$~!;.. ... A~....,..,· BA, OFFICE '+-\\'Ol'bhop + 83'x ! ~ • 1j & O\\·cns. 96().2U3 aft. 5. I ("QNCRE.-rE Pa110~. Pu tio ~ ' j :'i I ~. . -• • Dana J\1ar1na. $205. ' 1 . pn\ . ""· .....,....,.,, . 200' ard . • }o"'QUND f I s· t c ' Q l"! •k R apl. Adu.Its, no pets. 1 .. 11 Unfurn 1 BR . $155 Up.I NE\\-2 l3LJ,STOBF:ACH 496-JlS5 e 493-20ll !lflVINE N 2 BR 2 Ba y . Ideal for boat MOHE'('AVAILABL& .. en1ac ian1csl'ca . ~J\ers. u111 y_1101 . eas.
}"lo11·er. ~7883. in Adult seclion. : 1. 2 ,i:, 3 Br. OJK'n for _· · ew · building, brickyard, truck . . 'T . 1 y1c._ Walnut sq. Ca 11 Lu·ense<I. 6.J2·R.1 \•I.
LRG Bachelor liv rn1 srp 177 F.. 22nd St. 642-364.'>. '1 inspection Sun & f.ton. N. $19J., 2 BR. 1 ha. "'-W cpl, To~ofe·aJ_~~M~2 ~ storage, ·etc. '375 per ·n10.+ }or i~ rNf' s opunlSlngle , aSl-»19. Contracro r 6021
ki!;hrn. bath., \Vlr pd.' Pool: ! • TROPICAL POOL-''" ro_rnC'r \Vnrnl'r & Sims. drp~, pool, range, & oven. ma e on y, ' . utll'a, W:/skle C.M, M-1 !am ... r , ~~ ts up FND: Orange tabby, !i-lalc. . .
Adult, 110 pet. Sl40. 645-8965. 2 BR 1,. ba .. 11 Dolph111 Realty (21:1)376-:14.VI relng, 2 car gar. 26424 Gar•g•I for Rent 4350 ume. 673-5882 , 0 16. 71 · Young cat. Vic: Highland o.;.-~1gn -Rc1nCK!l'I -_Adch-
LGE t'URN 2 Bil 81 . 1 stairc~se f~lc ~;-0 ~~~~ I BR,\ND New 2 BR aptli. Pasco Cannel or p~ne Mr. NEW M-11400-5000 sq ft shop I Money W1nttd 5030 Dr. &: Irvine NB. ;H/l-7427 I 11011.s .-Paint "Bu1ldlng
\\'/\V d s 1 A·dulti:s.no I \Vater & Gas pd ~S-ilss · Enrl .garages. Rec Rm. Rodnian. Z13-68l-46.J8 MINI WAREHOUSES &: offices. Arnpl prkg. 208 3 , • FOUND: Ge rman Shorthair "."' if it ".·err 01:1rs". i'l!ano.;
I . s1':i. ~s520 . . . j $']).) & Up. 417 \"orktOl\'11, Sant• Ana 3880 STORAGE phase pwr-trash. ser., xlnt I NEED $15.000 2nd ~ D dog. 5/19. Vic. Lake For<'st Consl~llC'ILOn Lie #2j{)733.
Pf''· · · EAST~IDE LGE' 2 BR. • just off Beach Bl\·d. Dri\·c : l\'o l\1ove-in or r.tove-0ut Joe, nr. S.D. frwy. 64&-l2l2. I secured by Lg. rqully, area. Call 8J0...-0892. I ~C,.71()8.
Huntington Bffch 3740 O\·erlooki~g pool. ?''P~. \\" \\' !3y OPEN ALL \\'EEKE:ND. BEAUTIFUL charges. From i7.so per $125 UP, Stores, Offices, Doyer Shores Bayf~nt hon1e. F6UND: Puppy. Tri-color ' c'°E'°'R°'~"·'01c"'K~-~"~-~So-,-~B~ld~g. ~ts:.~liO. Adulli;, no pets.' Olt:Z ORO ,\PTS & ch.eertul· mori:tb. Individual air cond & bath, Prine. only. 642·~. I male, 3 mos. Vie. Hoag I Conlr. Add. ren1CK1. St. lie
LOW WEEKLY RATES 9J · .·, ~ 8234 Atlanta s~~':o~~n:;ts. Hamilton & Nt;?wland St., JIB 17301 Beach, HB, 842-2834 Mort, Trust Deeds 5035 l Hospital 642--0288, 64~7786 !;l 1 -l l 4 3 2 I . 6 7 3-fi0.11.
Executive Suites 12BR, 2BA, ~:ean 11• i\., 1,2 & " Bil. J>riv gar. pool, e Adults Only ALLSPACE M-1 SPACE COSTA MESA 1 LO . Oran e le 0",c' .. '='"21~7c,0·,---,------.,-,--72~ Yor lttown Blvd. . ~h;~·sh$h~rer1~'*11<'B~\~ 1 ~ii ; \\'HSl,1er, dl'_)·er. Oose to e 2 blks f':'Om s. c Plaza ~1'70 uoo sq. ft. ~Ai~ ST LOANS UP TO 90"/e 00~· eye, ~·C:~e .. :a~~~'. JACK Tau!an~: p al ios .
Bcat:h Blvd. Ill Yorkto,1•11 I ap~l's. SlSO. 9ig..50!l9. heath. 536--03.16. •Rec facil & clubhouse $25 SECURE single. No. 1, O\vner 646-12j2 641-2228 1 •. TD L . H.B. 545-93ll/968·6540. rem~, add. Lie. ~-1 269072
536-0411 ' . $149 2BR CPTS • 2 & 3 BR-Sorry, no pets 2177 Miner St Costa f.Ie a 10c PER SQ FT--1 s oa ns . . :-Oly \\ ay Co. S.l2-4i03.
STUDIOS A 1 BR's , $190-2 Br. ii,, _Ba .Studio. drapes, gar, pool. Spacious 3 • FROM $l!ll/MO. &f'l-5013, 494-i763. s · '. . • · ' FOllt-OD:., Puppy,,. Tri-color j Room Additions. Alterations.
e run k.Hchc>n Drps, crpts, palto. 28J O.elc. BR $199 842-0:w.I or PARK PLAZA II • 3600 sq. ft . 4001 Biri:~i. NB 2 d to L innle: .. rnos. 'ic~ ~l_foag I Li·. Reliable. Free Est. Jay e H d I Adj. shop'g. j4S-8 741 ;, 'IZ...lj(W · SO' IV, St••••ns 10X22 GARAGE. $27. mo. Baun1gardner. .J41-5032 n oans Hospital 642-0288, ~:>-/j86 , J tn to 642-1403 eatc> poo . . 213-592-:t227 ! 8-,, .. .. 2176 Placentia Ave, C. :r-.t. ALMOST NEW C M i LOsT H . d f , I . o t s n , • Lllundry facilities · · I NE\V Al'TS . \\ \LK TO ( Off Sunaov.-·er) (re r) 636-4120 betwn 1-5 • • I : eiia; or rt>luui P · E lect rical 6032 e Fr« ~tllities 1 $210.2 BR. 2 BA. QUIET. ! l:lEACll. 1 & 2 ~R's from Santa Ana 54~1121 8 · _ 1300 Sq ft, $185. per mo. Low.,t r•tes O r•nge Co. I \\·arn~r. 551--0i94.
e l''ree linens . · Crpts, drps, IJ!tni;, clo~ed Sl 7• 1 $2ll EXTRAS S t B h 3890 STORAGE Garage for R<!'nt &W-2361 or 64&-9168. Settler Mtg. Co. sleeping bag. I.mt on ~E LECTRICIAN . LiC<'nse
• T.V. &: m-ld S1?rv. nvai!. gar. Pri".· patio. No ~ts._ j~2j7:, · · unse eac 1959 Maple Ave., No. 5 Stora • 4550 : '42-2171 545..0611 No.. 233108 .. Sn~all . jobs, e Bar-B-Que 21:!6 Thur1n 61a--5172 . . . 2 BR Apt lge sundcck 1 Blk Costa Mesa 9 'Servin"' Harbor area 24 ......, n1n1nt & repair~. 548-5203.
• Phone M!rvltt IL B OUP l'\t\V 2BR AP'T. iralk to . ' Olli R I I' -.,. .;•~· I ][j] . • 1 mile to ocean 2 BR, 1 .,-z AS. C • beach. Wshr/Dr)T. $225. to ocean. $250. Yrly. (213) ce Int• 4400 • ! .. ~ORACE space, SJj,OCIO lsl TD on rommer. PersOflals a... Gardening 6045
LES ONLY. $175, 610 Pll: 536-2570. 592-1076 OFFICE SPA E 15,X:::O · 217 ~\'fJCado St .. I site downlO\\'Tl San Juan,. . .,.
Btaut. Garden Apts. JOANN, APT C. 548-9573 1 MO FREE RENTI Apts Fum/Unfurn 3900 RENT Costa J\.fesa 1Ta~"°R' eosta l\fesa. 645-5714. Capislrano. $350. per mo.! '=iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiii MO\V & EDGE expert + Private patJos, 8 Pools, -· • • . . . Rentals Wanted 4600 includ. 9% due 2 vrs. 10'.C: ! • dependable. Coll for prompt saunall, jacu:z:l.i, tennis. 2 $1.).1. - 2 BR, Infants to 1 yr Ne"'· deluxe 2 BR, beach BRANO NEW nt Adams. Be au t 1f1:' I · discount (n 41 8Jt-i 2lo 1 Per sona la 5350 free est. John :-i.1&-.il-IB
car prk'a .. Bike to bench. old,. 2077 Wallace, C.f.1. art'a. 417 Yorktown. H.B. ~en:-. Air, mu 111 c • 8 YR Cd..'t resident desires 1 · · EXPERlENCED Japanese
From $135. 846-0259 646-a223 E.'XTRA Lrg 2 hr 2 ba dlx Jan1tona1, Clnss A. \Val~er BR · ground f1oor a Pt 1 Announcements 5100 SPIRITUAL READER Rti rdener yard, maintenancl'
Nfwport Beach 4 3769 • DELUXE 3 Br, 2 Ba. a:\ poolside ~pt nr beach. $165. VERSAILLES ~7~36B~rg64~~ne Hill, \\'!gar., Cdl\f. Reasonable. I i\-tEJl.tBERSHIPJ i mi 1 t r1, ~:~eJ00~!ulo~~:e;~. <t"d clean up 963-1020
bltns, lrp~c, gar;_ poo. Z32.0 Florida St. 53&-~. I ~ ~ , Eves 6 7 ~;; 0 7 3 4 or $1500. ·74 T'Urbo Ccnturian 312 N El Camino Rea1 !i-10\\1 & EDGF. expcrl +
$35/WK UP. 1 Br, ~ Ba & Adults.,$32>. 642-ltJJ. :: BR, $250. Children & pets ON TIIE LAKE * l MO. FREE RE.i'lT_ * ~ 13,:6 7 1-;i .. 1 ~ : days II, cost $70M. Full IFR. $25. San Cl~mente. For appt. dependable. Call for prompt
Bach..Color TV, ma.id aerv, 3 BR, patio. Children ok. OK. 1690'2 Lynn St. Call A So •• Coa Pl •No .1e~ req. Dix. ?!flCt's, -13-ti•S·-12-12 !I-fr. Backus. per h.r. New 28' 1no!orhome Call 492-9034 492-~1136 1 free est. John 54~446.
I THE MESA 415 N I SI= d . N b I o oo ~·1 t uu, st aza. adj Au-porter Hotel .>JC Sq 11 d 40' ' I cc-'-7.C--,,====~ poo . • . ...,.mo+ epos1t. .r. us l>'HO'"VW· Pool. Acapulco Aqua Bar rt'· 1 A/C .. •Cdl\f .. 2·3R hou~ for O. per ay. yacht,,· VASECTOMY FINE EDGE
Newport Bl, NB. ~9681 • & OCC. 4-plex. 540-0857 Irvine 3144 & Jaeuzzl. Spectacular 8 2172 ~p ' fuli services. family. Aug . 3 ~· 17. LaPai &: Tahoe condos.' Confidential inf~ r n1e Ii on 1 Y~.rd J\.h1lntenAnl"e Service
1 BUC bch 2 Br furn. Kids & I 3 BR,_ 01.ild _ok, no pets. Acre . Lake ~·0'o,vering 833-3znn\~ntil noonl So. of Hwy; 71 I ~~2 inore. 556-7658 or counseling & referral. Cleanups/Haul ing. ~>18-862.1
peta .ok.. N~\V to July lst. SlT.i., 153 S~1m~r, PARKWOOD Fountains·~~ 1-hlhon Dollar .• ~ 2 BR .. l~a ba.; unfum.,, '_ APCARE, lncorp. A Non-GAR.JEN Service cll'on ups, SD> mo. Ulil pd. '46-4171. 615--0765 New Adult & Family Clubhouse, Gym, Sauna, DESK space ~vallable. $50 yell r I y , Balboa/Ney.•por1 i Any day 1s the BEST DAY to Profit Agency., 642-44.16. planting long renovation
S.n C'·-ntt 3776 LARGE 2 BR 1 ba 1 Total St>~urlty. nio. \Vill provide funnture ~Pe=m:·":· 6:7H:::l94;:A:f;t.;G;P:';'~;! :""':::""::•:d:l:llon==·t:d:•:I"':':·::;· • MASSAGE • SAUNA h'ee e~t .'Exper. 96.1-1072 . .. ,,.. • · t'rp ~. Apt1. Jnunerl1a1e Occupancy at $5. mo. An 5 we ring •
2 BR, den, al!IO 2 BR, both 0d,"'6'1·~.~~.$195· nto. S.l8-l309 l-3 BR's From $185/mo. Bit-ADULTS service availal>lc. 178 7 .5 Oean rooms, p 1 e Rs an I 1:."'XPERT LA\VN CARE
I ..-W'IJ in range garbage disposal Sor N p t Beach Blvd., HunUnaton Naiional H)·mn11 atmosphere, TV & lounge, RELIABLE · REASONABLE
w/wf)lte water v f w · 1 BLK TO OCEAN Immac. 2 dlihwtir. Deluxe shaai crpt'a'. 8 h 1 i;-. 1
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Heatid -p>ol, car p o r t' Br Beams {qll shg OUl• Draperiea. IC e or' ' r t . INn:RIOR DESIGNER ·to 8839 Adams Ave, Hntg. Bch. i I NS IDE-Out r.taintenance ' ~i~~: ::mo dote to I tu~ adltl. • $245. • &U-ista. 17560 Jordan Ave. 552-4900 from $175 per mo. Sub-let office apace. From A L N D D N 0 II K C 0 ]II y E ~I X D l.I R HOUSE SITTERS Comp. Janltorial·gardenlng
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F···•··tlc:· -·· vtewl ,._ Cost• MMI 3824 Cost• Mew 3824 ,S•nta Ane $75. to $300., share reception' L x A E u E Y y J R E K. S L E J V A y Pollc.-eman &: \\1fe, mid 30's, cleanup servlee. Beautify
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1 : =e~~1::!.1iJ· ::.i:. . · 714-556-0466 N.B. ~1800 L J T 1 E E 0 )I J.t X D 1 Y li X ~l l f T E 6/9/74 to 8/18/74. Refer. instant sod lawn service. NEWI OFFICE/DESK SPACE, O. II S I K II U A y I L A O y I E X E L T 18051 765-m.l. Re11s. Sandy Wood. Free 414 Santa Barbtlra 49).1000 • Cty Airport/Irvine area. i PREGNANT? estimates. 6~5--jTIO. j
A U f ~CAQ67 Avail. prior June 1. s.:;.5. A C 0 D D Q Q C A L 1 M K X I R A L. A I Caring. co 11 f i d e n I i 11. 11 COU..EGE trained gardener.
I pert~ts nurn. I SPACIOUS• Sonic 8ervlces lncld. counseling & r e ferral . 11·holsprourlofhisqual!ty
1 Balbu Island 3806 ' • OCITl ltC MlW ceitelPT I 833-02A3• R E N N A B D E L G ~ A P 5 R A T s R I Abortk>n, ado Pt ion & I \\'ork. Con1plete niairu. or ~~~:!~!~ AIRPORT fll"el, 1200 sq ft. s T A R A y 0 J 11 T I {; 11 ;\ .\ R R F. T keeping. n1ov.• & edge · cleanups • i\·y1
1 NEW 2 BR. ;:1r1ge aPt on "'Ith 6 oWoea. $MO. mo incl APCARE 642-4436 nioi\·ing .. ~~s-i.u:Cn~~~ EXCITINGI. :~&~~~ uu11~~na~11 ty ~I~~~'~ ~I~~~~~~:~:~~~~ ~:~1!0 o~;~~~~1:;i GEORGE ., ~19-2015
Sun. May 2S 12:!1 Ill~. Mon • 2 BR & Den ' 3.KXl Irvine, 54G-2960 . . 20-9:30 prn Pacific Coast ' MOW & EDGE
M•u n 10.5. l see these un•·JJevabz ele•ant, new and $ •• F'ANT·-ic vt 1 ....... s o o " 11 o 1 x· D Gov 1 h F. "' '" F. 11"'>'· 62nd Newport Shore11.' Lcl\\"e:o>t l>rict~ ,;,:c-;;..."'-:-'--,--,.-...,,= l ~ e From 175 • "85 n.J• cw 0 ...V-on PLEASE ca.II 642-7578 I Bt.•sl ServiL'I.'
I Balboa Penln1ul1 3107 1 spacious 1, 2, & 3 Be room Spls, just one ~.11.1te~1gpt.~,.Pri";.,!u1ce10 B o L . .\ v u o E E R Y t A ,.. R e x \ 1 * PAUf It. CARD READER . Grorp:<' 5-i':}..21J1i ! mile from the ocean . Enjoy luxurious bullt-Mloo'ftr<llEast&Adalns "" nu -• P\\l'N YOUR I.AWN BA~$165. !1Jt. last. ins and the most uctllug recreation laclll-S40·1800 ~mo, 1116.76511 oe-831 G E MR E s F c A II L v A s 0 E E c v AD/REDUCTION. ** 'o' .
I m,J:.,. •.. No. -~· Call ties around! Heated pool, saunas, billiard -THE EXt"lTING TA R R D E 1 D I A N E I a D v ~f u A 1~l~~Clis:~· Rea.llOMble~ Y.~ ·~tlnlates.
, Ctplilr•no ...... , 3111 room, hobby room, gym, lounge & Bar·B-PAl,M MESA APTS. , 3 o~ ~ ~~ L E T o N R A s o N A 1 V I L o B D Y UFE oe· DEATH; Let our I &15--0003 °' 64:>-2IOI *
Ques. MINU'l'ES TO !<PT. 801· ll'Onfaae, s. Cout ""'· T y c D T s A I R F u D A L M A c u D babies 1~ ... For oltemati""' 8 J; R L~ Ki·~~ R<palr.
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1,;..-.. ___ _.._,,1 _ _., _ yow: new Qfl today while a full seleclJon M&a9860 ... """"""""' ..... u .... 11wy....ic....., .._~ tzy a.ptn, 50'l GIT Balboa 1*fi'ene1-. Goora:t Jbuahi. I U bl COAST HWY.,· aoc. AU Utll. .......,.-A.i.1 •.-.. ·--"'-1 .,.,~..._,m1 • Beou'" • Bl!Jfblrd Or CM. \• VIEW ' is ava & 8 CDM/Spac.lou• UlR, Incl. t1'Ctpt phone. $85 Mo. .,,,j_:;:r...r~-1 '""'"'':r;;h,-1 "°"""'"'" ... 1~ ~ ....,. . p Oarml?l l bf, trnJc, alf)V!, FROM $100. to $)15, pe.noramlt vl<!w of octan c. Tbornas. RJtr. 548-5527 Gor•-1'fo-...i J.o'l-.M.O..t"-t' ,.v-.. 1"-':1 ~ NEED to talk ~o 10mto00@1 ·~~c-=-71112~·~.,_,=--,---·I
' pe.tk) .area, adlb1 $.U), and ~.i. _ ~-IRWIN 6 DELUXE, Pa led ....__ ,_,.,.10...,.. fiil Call night or ct-.y 6f5..2222 I EUROPEAN Gard f: n er .
11 B4Mm Of 61>1'61. llNlllllAJ YILIJ IRWIN, ..,.,.tor'-6'Hll1 ... .!." • •·~·" ~ of h ""' 'Sttl< A fhwl" boob I ABC HELPIJNE Molnt•nanc.-.. LattdJc1pJnc. tltrU LOW -lal Npt Sch ~ COod w.~ L\ x !It ....-. .To onl" .. 1 or~ t • up ' • I ~"-·~•~ ,. I Tm r• mo v a I. V*'l' ~ l BR, 2* ""'' I AT Slh 5 CM. ''° • · • ... allochod. C.M. lHS-fl'i'66 ·-1 tlvOul1> 7,-tutd 60 """ for uch, m1kln1 cltttlu 1-·• ••ou• wtm • Daily ,..._.,. -...,_ """"' I bllII to bud\. I 1549 lPLACINTIA AV • ' ,, • ~\'l!.'1 win,, ~ .~ '!.!· 1617 WllTCLIP· u1 =··· "Sdkl fltwl." s ... T ..... -$yltdntc. Md"" Pila< Cw! M " • . WU.Ito pe11. sm. mo. Ctlh11Cl6ft.2357orull.iloct(21'lla"44t ~--w -,_,., ·~..... obnpl< matttt •.. )"" L•wnuro lty "t Gali" m-M '---------------11111.!lll!:!W4~1S:!et!:!.~..,.!!..:.·---515,UD0,111111 11/1 !IAl 11 -or..-....,..,.,, call ~1 wlclf ltl'Vldnt11"1 ac.woi
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Creative Wal.I Hangings and Rugs!
Four 2 hour classes mHting twice a week
Cour .. completed In a two wHk period
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TOTAL COST FOR COURSE $19.95
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Santo Ana, Colif. 92704
PHONE: 546-6340
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in1portant lo leave out of a ch il d's life.
Yamaha Music School
109 E. 181h, COSTA MESA
PHONE 642·1844
CER,"U/lIC TIL£ NE\V ,r.,.
l'("!l\u1lel. Frl'C 1·st\n1at~·s.
Sn1 joli~. 1\('l1'on1l.'. ::il(;.'.:!t~
I Top Soil 6092
* TOI' SOIL * COMPOS'r : * ;-o.11..a.(11 * llf:!)\\"OOIJ
' Cull 5SG-69:IO
I Tree Service 6093
TltEE SERVIC!::, tnmnlini::.
topping:. n.·111ov11I of lvy &
: shru!~~~_!l3cr 4£r,...:i2S9 * TOl'SOIL * COMPOS! * t.lUI.Clf * Tlf.0\\'000
Call 586-6930
Schools &
Instruction 7005
: JN1',ANT S1\'im lnstrul'tor .
, Ptivate lesson:.. Cert. \\.'St.
Urty or eve 9&j,J2J
ORGAN LESSONS F 0 R
l.kainners. at ·my hon1e.
!H2-2936 Kint Clark. ~!!! ·--t l[}I]
I Job Wanted, Male 7015
' i\!OTFL l\tANAGER -\\'OUld
like> tn 1nanagc 1notel, keeps
business up. H1tvc rcf':s.
Ill~==============~' C;11l &i.>-17~1 or &16-36:12. lJEl"K Hi\ND joh \Vllnted. I Ya("h! niaintenance expcr.
(;ill 675-5742.
OBEDIENCE TRAINING
BY THE WELL KNOWN
"MR. BILL LINDSEY"
A Class That's Fun For You & Your Dog
$30 FOR 10 LESSONS
SIGN UP NOW AT
RUSSO'S WONDERFUL WORLD
OF PETS
or
Fashion Square
Senta Ana
835.0311
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I Help Wanted, M&F 7100
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Secretaries
& Bookkeepers
S.1\l' Tuu1•, $Si$ ,1,: l;;1s
S('._. L"s Fu'~I ~
Estnhli:<hl'!l 1!16:"1, ha\'(' 1111•1
, \"l'r~ hcsl po~itions .'\:: HP·
pl11··1111s un !hl' Jt"\·inc Truvl
1.11. H.ein1!c1"s Aiene)
40'.!() Bir1·h SL, ~ulh' 101
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No Charg• To You ,_ -----
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A Better Trn1p. Position URGENTLY
NEEDED
ASSEMBLY
TRAINEES
Interim
Personnel Service
17581 Irvine Blvd.
•115 Tustin
138-5460
Eq1111I Oppor. Employer
*ACCOUNTANT
Constr .. Cos!, Ikgrre.
13 YC'nrs rxp. $14,000
Liz Reindrr's Agl'Ol'Y
I 4020 Birch St., Suit(' 104
Nc1\·po11. &•t1ch 8.13-8190
: Diol A Job 83:1-0855
: No Charge To You
Establishl~d 1965
I AC-COUNTING CLERK
I
, \\"ork rllrcctly iv/controller
of young dynamic firm.
JI.lust be flexihlc ln all An?a8
1 of lit'l.'OUnling. St(U"t $600. I Call Rita JohMOn, '540-0055,
Costal Personnel Agency.
2790 Harbor Blvd, CM
ACCOUNTANT $12K De~. 1-2 yrs. f'Xp. R.f'f's.
0) nninic )'OUng exec's.
83:1-9770 * 100% FREE I (.'allh Pt.>ri-;onne.I Agency
i ,KJl9 \Ves11>rly, N.B. No. 2AJ1
Plca.<;e Crill For Directions
ACCOUNTING CLERK
Enlry level po!!.ltlon. Local
bank Sl'Cklng lite clerical
skills & good math apUtude.
Je10n Best Agency
17400 Brookhurst; F.B.
suite 21!i 96.l-4775
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I 25 DAILY PILOT I Help W1ntOll, MiF 7100
Tutldl)<, Mill 28, 1974
H1lf"W1nlld, MlF 7100 Help Wonted, MiF 7100 Help W1m.d, MlF 7100 Hile W11!1M, MiF noo
~<Q'. May 21, J. 1.
Help W1nt0d, Mii' 7100 Help W1nted, 1M.F 7100 \'Help -•nlod, M&F 7JOD;°H:0lp W.·n ' .,
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ALL POSITIONS AT
A AMES
ADMINISTRA JIVE ASSEMBLERS j Delivery-Sunday Only
DELIVERY r'GlllEER ....... re~. • . G Male or fem. FuB or pltlm• MANUFACTURING lrsNC:ilAI. • . delivtl')' help lor Oi11mbfor .
I OF DAILY PILOT TO CARRIERS. JlE.
QUIRES THE USE OF A LARGE STA·
J El0<lronlc In strum• n t TION WAGON OR VAN CONTACT MR.
'1 1 ·•1 r + manufactUttr needt ex~!· I l!ENTON WILLIAMS 3'3-0 WEST BAY
'l!nnt,j ol Commcl"(.-e Advtrtising
promotion. Good '"""'1'"'' ENGINEER J "'.\ r:''.J·. of area helpful. Your O\\'n 4JJ 1 transp, Above •\'I earning11.
SECRETARY SR.
';J)enni:J Burt:au or
Employment Agency
1l1n\'""' #If' ol)('nlna o T MSemblers for prOduct .... n , B •
expc1·. tt e c 1· et a r y in dept., final assembly, PC 1 STREET, COSTA MESA. TELEPHONE
programJen2lneerJng dl'pt. board 110ld<'rln4· Full·lin\e 6424321 FOR APPOINTftiENT.
1 P11ld daily. Pick )'Our 011•n lleavy exper. In planning or fi~UNTING? hl'!I. 1<>a.m-8pm. Apply Slj '~ s s ·1 <' II t 8 h in1rica1C' nutt•hined parts, , •~• t , u1 e c.., un • c ,
100% FREE
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Co's Pay All
Agency Fn1
0.•r Secr1t1ry,
Our company is looldnil: for
an indiv. who likes v.·ol'kln~;
In a brand new plush office t
located ln the beaulilul
Orange Co. airpor1 area.
Cood skllls. Potential for
ofc managemenl.
Requires typing 5IHiO w.p.h. e1nplo)1Y1ent. E x-c e 11 t n I
Sh 80 w.p.m. Front ofc ~lary & benetllL 15 Min.
appearance P r r v Io us from Santa Ana.
t"J<perience in engineering helpful. Xln'I ~o. pa.id ! Call For Appl ; benefits. 1 Industrial ~latJOnS
Apply
Tues-Fri
in Person
8a.n1--4: 30 pin
1714) 494-9401
TELONIC
INDUSTRIES
Mrs. \\'ard. pre Pa re a "sen1 b I y
Personnel A•ency DENTAL Au l"a" /, PI a"" Ing" work Ing ~ kno,\·ledge of (' x o t i c Orthodontic ofc., 'VU! train material such as stt>llitc.
Of lrvl
'ne \l'/min. 1 yr dentaJ exp., inco!X'I & t it an i u 111 .
I BOOKKEEPER Send resume to Mr!, Ft'rris, I Developn1ent /Constructlon Clcricel . 1TJ75 Brookhunt, No, 71, ~·an1illar \1'/processing of
I URGENTLY Fountain Valley. Ca . mos ' n1nler111l11, let>d!'I & sj)('eds.
'Respons\bUllles Inc I u de ! S•crettry to pttl to $700' DENTAL assistant Laguna ~tf: dcgi~ deioir~I.
AIR, A/P, Pa Yr o 11" NEEDED ON A PEDESTAL I 111£1•. El Toro ar<a. E'P<"· Royal Is A lNdlng
Construction project acctg. FEE PAID Salary open. Replies Producer Of
&. preparation of financ~ul Top ~ career w/leading confidential. 830-1130. Nuclear Components
An Equol Opportunity Employer
Help Wonted, M&F 7100 Help W1ntod, MlF 7100
----ROYAL Lagune Betch
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1 sp<>ed & accuracy. Related • ..ilGfrl Friday posi!Jon in e 5 I .a b is.he d DENTAL ASSf. Chalrside. 4-, exp. nece~. Salaf)' open. ......-company moving 1 n t 0 handed denl\stry. Good
' Equal Oppor En,pio)''' Pl -<o= B I • ~s rl gorgeous new office in 'ff I UN
BERT EA
CORPORATION • I 'l()OC ;;ll;r-oo.N U& ne.55 ......-ecreta ts Orange Co. Great benefits. xrays. " n • yr !XP-
18001 .. Von Karman """""'""""'""~""""'""""' hours. ' I Al90 Fee Jobs.
1 * 49HZ4J • i
9 MANAGER Split Fee/Also Fee Jobs 1 rhairslde. J\lin l yr expel'. 2040 E. Oyer Road I
INDUSTRIES
Love & XXX
AAMES
Irvine, Ctlif. ASSISTANT '1 BKKPR $700 &rii'fyp Sts Call Liz Blake 83.1--2700 i OC.'"NTAL ASST. 1•·uu tilne l
833--1424, ext 2 4 I Arby·~ Roast Beef. J\lust be Thni Trial Balance Interim Start immediately. Salaf)' Santa Ana f>10-3ZlO
I or llJ..1425 l mathematlclly inclin<'d, 1 Beach Area p I Se . Cliims Structural open. N.B. area. 6-1.l-6631. Equal Opor. Employer m/f
Deir Typist, i.:qual Oppor. Employer m/f : ~:ir·~~a~1~i. & days.! WESTCLIFF ersonne rvice to $IOO ot::NTAL Asst, cl\8\rsidt', X·
ln!ematlonal occountini,: firin ,,;,,..,.,;,~~~;,,,;,,,..,.,. Personnel Agency 17511 Irvine Blvd. Golden opport 't , J\.t . ray. Nonsmoker. Pnferably ENGINEERING
I 11 1 o o king f o r All Shifts Open I ASSIST MANAGER , !~lark tt~ Center I •115 Tustin co. seeks i ~~1 t~ id ~I under 30. 644-0011. *Project Engineers*
oulstnding person \V/~lron~ VACATION $$
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N~tt1 fo~1J~~Jpor~~~r ' 1651 E .• Ed~r, S.A. 8J8..5460 "'/construction backgrow1d i DENTAL ASST Exp or D.A. ~1t>ch'l E~rni;:: dl'g. J'Cq\I.
typing ahililie~ to also ;\('1 PART~TIME u que. ne, a l ;)42-Equal Oppor. Employer for key position on claims 1 Sehl. 546-3000. \Vknds 1,·/l'xp. in ind'! produ.:I
as rttl'p! WEEKENDS Island. Apply: 10-6 daily. BOYS & GIRLS I adusling. stalt .. Great I 536-8965 10.12 Noon. cl<'\"., i.r. ~pecial 111,,chinery.
Love & XXX linn\e<liate Opening" r 0 1. AT EASE I Nt>\\'Spaper Carriers. ltfin. CL~RK TYPIST ~itf11unt~ for solid ca~"!r. DEPOSIT CLERK *Mechanical Engrs*
AAMES . ~rurity Guards in o.c. , age IO. Lido Isle, Bal~a 1 C!uts_tand1ng oppor. for the D Sam R d('r 833 1'00
1 P/Un1c. SO hrs a n1onth . Jr. level. fl.f'1•. i\t.E. de~.
1 area. 10-40 Hrs/\\·k. $2.2.'1 , Of Newport Beach Pl·nlnsula & Balbo1t Po111t. ind1v. "'ho wanls to adva.nce 'Vork Ist 1,2·2 ·weeks of the . 1\·/~onH' 1\·ork background,
THE EARLY
BIRD GETS
THE JOB!
CALL NOW!
833-9770
100°/o FREE
Companies Pay
All Fees
D B kk
· hr !'\o cx""r neccss Call 4.1 I Contact fl.Ir. Backstrom atj 1nto a secretarial position. R p1· . ,CM I mo & last few days ol n;io I :-=Hnla Ana Conu11·1. 11111·. ear oo Hper, I . . ,,~. . . th DAILY PILOT r ""li N I -• I b t d cce ton1st to """"I . . . . 1· I ,.,.S,
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d .1 6 pm. ~9:>7J. l I!> \'l'ry 1ntel't'Sted in hiring a e o '.-" o . s 1 n .. =iec. ~ • goo Also, 1nelt1des hte typing & 1 l 1\11. o nlajor " . t. l'Ol'JI.
•b:ie ~ c ~~ ll personF 11 ~ .SECUHITY SERVICES CO. male or fcinale secut"iry , 642-4321 & Je~ve application. typrng skills. Start $.>25. Call GLAMOUR SPOT ' filing. $3 per hr. 1 !Ou~ 10 expansion) has SUPER CHICK $900 ~'Onstru~~~n. g~~{ R~1~;·1~~· I All!BITIOUS Yng. nlen lo ofllcer to fil l 25-30 p/lin1c i Brak• & ~~~~!f' ~· C~a7s~a01 :EE PAlD Call 644-1900 req~11re1~1en1,_ !or. ct.e.bt'1'ed Tyfll' fash'r than liound, sh
1vho can wkc over I hl'lp Rj)C'ciall;.• contractor. hours l>C~ ~,·eek .. You n\ay l Alignment Servict Harbor Bl~ cy, Outstanding. oppor. f.o r engtnl'eis. :Ubnul it~uni<' fnslrr than voiCt'. FiJ?:W'<'
hookkceplng chores in sn1all : Con~trul'tion exp. he!prul. be n1aJ0nng in 1 aw Sahiry + comm. Coast Auto ' attractive. rnd1v:. seeking w/sa:l~ry history & sal:.i i·y ph1.vlioy insert. IQ 140. IC
2 pC'rson olfil't'. ; 714.-S35-481H ; enf?rccment or l;K!rhaps be 1 S('rviCl', 644-80'12. C'OMPANION needed 5 days front otftce pos111on. Also DESIGNER rcq~neinent. ~ \'Ou're oul there -its show
Love & Kisses APART;l.1ENT ~\ 98 1 reurl'd I 0 0 k Ing for I BUSBOY y.·k., 9. 5. for O\&n Fel' Jobs. F i-ee/Also rec Jobs. biz'
AAMES I u . 'c -d I cna~efl!, Prl I suppll'1nental income. If this recuperating from broken Call Barbara ~lac 833-2700 Angus Gordon .
n11 s,; ,,"11 .• e~S ,"", '. '3' 1'2'1 position is made for you, I To i1'0f'k days. No. exper. hip. \Yalk.s w I w a I k er P .C. BOARD LAYOUT Personnel Agen<'y IR LAGIGI $800 coup~.; " • please contact our securily1 lle<'CS5. Only enthus1un1 & 96~.H .B. Uno ansv.'Cr 333 E. 17th S!., Unit Jj WH
Dear f /C Bkkpr, 11!3'l-9t:s manager 81 I '.I-willlngness to \\'Ork. ~p~ly, call agam. BUYER TRAINEE Costa ~tesa tit1-.8i:l0 D)11an11c young ho~s \\'ill
Love&XXX _APPEAR IN FILMS 644-5076 I in per.son, Tonio s 1co:-v1PANI.ON; L1\'e in,Ene"".elic te~m "'ork•c {Orange County) k('('p)ouinn11h1rlashi~ . Rest urant 210 Neivport 1 f 1 1 d 'b ,.. . . J ESCROW polilit·a\ & uinr111r1al sec'y.
These su{K'r nlCf' propll' 11rc J .. duca11onal 1nrcha nc:ds Equal Oppor. EmplOyl'r I a • ~-knd re 1e for elder Y a Y· 11•/f1gure aptitude sought by \\ e nr('d an ('"<p('nen~J. top· 'fop oi"ganizer irilh looks ,{·
in need of 8 bookkttpf'r \\'ho 1 n1e11 ,i;. y.·on1r.n, agr 3J+, I Cir, NB. 644-2601. 548-T141/ eves 548--6774 growing local rorp. notrh Ol's1gn<'r in high I OFFICER !<kill<1 10 matrh. This \\'On'I
;1lso has poise & pen.onal1t~· l'!'p<>ri~lly nu•n, 40 -l>O . No , • C•retaker Couple • COOKS e 11• It c r r if i c car c er dl'nsity DIP and discrl'Ct la!>I long!
10 d!'al v.·/the1r rlirnl-;. ncllnl{. n1odt•hnl;( ex P. AUTO:\tOTIV!-, . !'\.B. area. Apl :urn + & DJSllWASHf:RS to \\·ork oppor1unily. f t·irl·uit layouls. \\'e an:' a t::\-pl'rienced, f1lin1l'
1..ovf•ly ffunily at1nosph1·rc I "<'<'~~:->;'Ir~. T" ll~P o ra r Y · ! D .. ~T.-V. yontr:ict b 1 r I·. salary. in fasl food restaurant open-Call Burt Long 833-2700 d Y n a nl 1 c. gr o "'in g. SECURITY PACIFIC
i1/111de v;u'l<'lY of dut1l's. a\·;"11lahll' rk1ys. S::. hr. '·1 hr I ~-x p e.r l" n c rd star t I Must Like People I ing soon In Ne\\-porl Beach I i<ucet'ssful l'Qlnpany "'l~ a I NATIONAL BANK EXPANSION! $650 AAMES 111i11 .. \pph· \\'t•d., :\lny 29, 2 1n1n1l'cl1atl'ly, Ne I\' port • 548-97:12 C 11752-0240 0241 1 · ' sniall, stable design Sl'Ction. · litany hats to \\"l';'lr hl're!
I · :1 1':\I, c;ir1cep1 ~!<'din. 1500 Oats~:_ SlJ-1300 j P.C'fereoces. ' ' ii~ person or ~ or app Y CONTRACT ANALYST ' Salary con1nwnsurate v.·ith 550 Ne"·port C:lr lJr., NB Busy buildrr nN'd.~ ~n1f'
' Ad:Hl14'. t'.\'r. Jl;1rbor! 3rd I AUTO LOT MAN I CARPENTERS I VICTORIA STATION ramous ~rp. S(>eks degrf'ed C'Xpc'liCn('l', l'Xt'<'lll"nt fringe Equ~:lci~:!r.e~ll~~o~·er rurrhttsinr:-.,('Xp-gd 'IPi,'t.
Dear A/Clerk, i Flt" Co~ta i\l<'s:1. 1 Expc'ril'ni ·e pr<"ferrcrl On<' I nc·sTAURA"l' . . . . bl'nefits. Send rcsun\e to: !'io111C' pa~·11 f's, son1r sa e~ ~ ... , d , n ·1 ,,,. · · . I Nl'ed f'Xper carn<>nters for "' " 1nd1v. w/def1n1te <'arerr s · vu"" an 1ni; op110 ulll Y I of Oranbl' County's leading . : .. -!JOO Dove St Ne\\'port · · f f -pl'ocess1ng. urx-r1or co. re rs on 1v /co 11 e & <' r 'fl 0 1 ·h· . Sec Do quality sailboat manul. 4 ·· motivation ° r antastit· Classified Ad no. Jjg EXECUTIVE Solid future. Int. No\\·!
barkground h1 uccounting to j j ~vier ca ers ips. n I Day 11/k. Xln'l benefits. COOKS, men, or l\'Omen, top entry level ~~1 · Start al j C/o Daily Pilot SECREARY
1rnin as accountant: 2 Yrs. •ssEMBLERS · THEODORE I Drop by for an interview 'vages, prefer so~e bkfst !!,0r:fits:+" excellent co. • P.O. Box 1560 [qyn~mic, motivalrcl ACCOUNTING $l6K
111111 college accounung" M ROBINS FORD i\fon thru Thurs, 9 am-~·pm.1 ~xp, tho we can train. App,ly Call John Lobo 833-2700 I Costa Ml'sa. Ca 92626 1ntel\1gent person 1vantC'd to .· .. love & K111es i West1ail Corporatiil)I I in person. Carro iv s An Equal Oppoi1unity ' n1 n.nage Wst gr o 1\' in g Loo ... kin~ for /1 P.rogres~11 e
AAMES 1060 llal'bor Bl\IJI. 1638 Placentia, C.M. . Restaurant; Pico turll-QfI; E111ployt•r professional busine ss. ro. It"' h<'re . CluC'f acct 10
Four day 11·ork \\·('('k, JO Co.~ta i\ll•i>a t-12-0010 ~ San Clemente. . I Salary open. 646--1234. su1)('rv. gen'I acc!g staff ~f
I hours per d~y, 6A~f to I AUTO SALES iiiiiiiiil • COOK J\Iarkellng Sll,100 DINING ROOM EXPER. ritONT OFf''ICI:: ~-n,~~~::r \~;.o fn ao~~l:1s,•
Dear Gal Frid•y, : 4:30P~I. Experience helpful. I CASHIERS e WAITRESS ADM TRAINEE CAPTAIN GIRL \V A N T E l> . . . , . Opportunity 10 run your own : but not ne-cessary. S2.00 ~Sell Ne1v Bl\t\V's & used 1 ' fortune 500 k I . f\f\fEDIAT D.~n11ni1c. ~-o~tng execut1\es 1 ~how "'/this super nice hour. c.ooct e om pan y , ·earl!, see Marty Rosen al ; Collage Coffee Shop degreed ·ncl' '7· see . 5 6 Days-spht 11hlf1 . i\1ust hlll'l' · : ELY. . l\l.:iture. tnpll'd biz this year!
bos,o;. Braui.ii are a \'l't)' !X'nefits. Paid ~cnlth, J.if<'' CREVIER BMW I 562 \Y. 19th., C.l\f. 646-530-I en l~vellV. ~rs it):~~ J lh.orough knov:ledge . of quick learner, in hu.~y 1nsuraucc vacal10JlS & sick I ) COOK r try p . . ~·1nes & good tablf:' sl'r\"I(>{'. Chiropractic Office. Hours 1rnpor111.111 rcquiren1l'nl for ll'~\'t._ • 208 \\'l'st ls! Strl'cl \\'c nN>d at1rac11ve &l st"w Kl'i:J,,1e!; 1vd~~~~gs at Tremendo0u. t tra1d"i'ng 1 Abilily 10 Sl'll, instrucl .\: !1-1, 3-7. Dr. Gary Couture, ACCOUNTING $12K
this man \\'hO n1•('(is R n:>s11. I Sanla Ana personable \\"Omen to serve .. "' . . program. u st an . n g 1 supervise Slaff undel' lhc 645-5:'.1'.0 [)('.gl'('(' 1-2 yrs PXp. Good
party \1·ho can 111 a kc I 835-llJl a.or: station at 1 e nda n t_ l\ ! H97a"rbo18j8 nr Thnftlfllarl, C~J c'd,'1·onG cemHent & be~!~ls27. 00 dlreclion 01 niaitre'd. Good J 20-l.1. \\"e:-01ctiff Dr .. Suitl' IOi. rotrn!lal for pron101ion. •
rlecil\ions v.·ithoul som<'Ollt' 1\pply In Person operalmg a NE\V concept In I ;,-· a ary. unt o.»:r-_ 120 ii·/public Sec Personnel Ne11·1iort Beach ExC'Pll. rrfs--supc"I'\' ability.
alv.nys telling then1 what lo I' AVON s e 1. f. s e r .. v ice ga.sol~ne I COOK, l'On'.'._ home~ F/timc. Teller Trrunce lo ~7 ~lanagcr" · J EXPFRJENCED 1 d , .. 11 1 Stnn No1\•! I do. stalions. \\ill \\'Ork 111s1de Perm. pos1t1on. ft11n exper. · ' . 8 ) ''1 lO
Love & Sm1ckers PRIMARK I operating a remote system rcq'd. Apply 466 F1agship STASH THE CASHI Balboa Bar Club 1 houseelean1ng:. Re!erences. t AAMES 1' Asks · · • , 1vhich controls our nc1v j Rd, N.B. See J\.1r. !\tiller. ! 1.221 \\I. Coast Hv.·y. NB. I Call 5-l..-10-t. ESCROW OFFICER I PRODUCTS CO PRICES ARE GO ING UP,! gasolipe pumps_ '\'orking ' COOK rellt'f Counlrv Oub. FEE PAID t OR'S ASSISTANT i FACTORY HELP T;ikl' .charge of or f i ct' ..
Dear Ord 01k Clrk,
Individual '\\'/~trong pho1le !
perl!Onality that ('an do 50nlf' 1 lite acl'Ul'atc typinl( h:IS
opport11nity 1fl j(l111 1111~ I
l;1q,:c Orant:<' Co. N]u1pn1~·11t
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• ~·l'~~~\'L ~~C~~tE" ·yoia~ j area is clean, so v.·e need a , Call ,499-m't Ask for the Sharp trainee sought by Young lady t 18-28l to Y.'Ork )Oung ludy over 21 )Ti<. \\'ill 'Prl'sllge 'name. Salary !·~ sharp gal to represent our Cl f I tl bank f t as doctor'5 asslstanl1re--train Good co benefits opl'n. 5 \rs. exper. Ht're 1!1
ean help by earning extra Company and its new 1 l<' · _ ~';_'! Joe or~F op~ 1..~lioniat m 1 ~aJU\ spa. No ~~1.cr..1 · · a <'hall<'ngl' lor present &
nl'cl'ssary.
~20 S. Susan
Santa Ann, Callf.
( Hl'h\'f'<'n Harbor &
F<lir\·ie11-,
~ulh oC \\'arnrrl
nlOtK'Y u an A \I 0 N Orange Bench area. COULD you use extra $»$50 '-""6eou~ • ee --future profit~
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R E PR i-: SENT A ·rr1'E. Apply in Person 11·k? .Pit eves&. Sa~s: ~l-Call Mar!Ofl Mann 833-2100 exp.· A~s:-f)'-\Ve !~In ~ASH~ON~"""'.°BEELl.NE
1'-lcxible hours. I'!l 1rain POWERINE cn1pld. J\.tr. Levi !14&--~,la-you. ppy n person a er· Full 01. pait-tune pos1t1011. LOAN PROCESSOR noon or e\·eii. 2930 \\'st. Cst. >) It I 'you. Intcrl'.'sted? Call OIL COMPANY CR , . fl N · 'C'e arriubc. No e . .,.Jll'r. .
I :>ID--7IJ.ll. ,AZ'i. Medical Bek Ofe. to $625 11'Y-. ev.·port Beach. nl'~'. f.:xciting oppoi1un1ty. B"1H1l1ful ne1v branch ofc
12:15-1 U1keland Rd.. 1 I n1ust be-I vc spent l.OOOs WONDERFUL OR . ooc Croonier, exp er. C.:ill 54~9439 Ji;·inC'. fH/. VA-Conv. Re-
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, B \BYSIITER f · ~ S.·u1ta re Springs , ~I dollars of Co. 1noncy look-. . Caesars Palace Grooming, F /C-BOOKKEEPER-f'"-P ,i;, ~ood bckgrnd in Love & Stu ~· h hool _or sui;~n~~r, f-qual Opportun11y Employer ' ing for direct sales party Seeks friendly assi~ant for Lag1,1na Niguel. Ca 11 n1ortq11gc-biz '1n 111 ake you
AAMES '':::z:=::::=:=::::C 1g sc . gir '. 1'e m ~· 1 . : plan manger & potential lovely ofc w(very ~genial ~lOO or 837..{)480 lar DYNA'.\11~ 0.C. fi1"111 ncl'd.~ a o[1: mgr. Now!'
,\n rqual opportun1ly
1::1nployer 111/I
:1· . !ifon thru F~~--I ~r old~)· CASJ.llER f or drtve-thru l manager lo represent a gr'!)Up. Xlnt benefits & fn!ervlci.~. bkkpr l\/full ('harge n1fg , ASSEMBLER ~ tra ns .. )Jl·l:i68 alt J:30 pholo shop, Hwit. Bch. Pref. Scandinavian Skin care Co. great loc. exper. thru s t:i t ~men ts Dear Gen I Ofc, ' I lnine arl'.'a. lady over 45. Qivn transp. G<I. income., new car, ivorld Call Lynn !-tarsch 833-2700 ORA TSMAN, SR. 11·/Jg. NCR niach1ne Pxper. INVEN CONTROL
Lots of VA ril'ty 11·hcn ~·ou 1 , BABYSITTER iny horne, 5 962-43j3 trips, slock options 10 qual· lmmed. opening for a Senior P!P.:ise call .:'';s. Hanson. a1 $700 i1·~rk , I.or tlns t'0111~:1n~'· [ I days l\'k, Co~ta ?.lesa. 2 ; * CLEANl'.'>IG LADY * ificd representatives. Pro,·e I ~raltsman with exper ience {7141 83&-:>l;)l o1; ~nd GP1 inl'oh·ed in !he 11·orld of L1t<'l)p1n~.pm..°<'i<SpU1lhas. 4 day work week, 10 1 &yii 6 & s. 1\ft 6:30. for T'ridays there are !Kime around. BKKPR to $9600 1 1n _Tool Design and resumeofexpertol .~.Bo'I: l,1n1puters. Bkkpn~ inv.
orrl<'rs, .:in~ phon<'s & do hours.per day, 4:30 PM 6-12·7~32. , C:111 493-9252 ron1c SCt' me before they '\fell estab. medical ofc sl'eks Fabri.ca~cd c 0 ni P 0 11 c 111 arr, Stanton. Ca. ~ ,\n 1· on t (' x p . Ch r ck
ronil' l'f'C<'pt. 11·ork a.~ "·rll. to l AM, (2nd shift) on I BABYSITTER . Lil'l'-ln. 2 1 cart me off lo the funny resp. indiv. for top spot.: draftin1.;. Equal Oppty Employer. -d1shursen1en1.-. l'fc.1r ... inc~
Lovt,!temporary basi1. Fae~, l'h1ldrl'n, 11.B. arl'H . P.,·t.1CLf::R ICAL 'tarm. Trem~ndous opp:>r & great MECH E~GINEER F /C BKKPR to$900 \'cry progre:->sil'e L'O. Nov.·?
AAMES . h 1 f 1 .1. 8,2 .,: .. · PAYROLL OORIS '''000 benefits. Current opening lor a Jr. rec Paid. \\'ork for !his f<i-;t
1 tory experience e p u , mon1 + sa ary. , -~J. r t . . Th •1 30 Call Mano· " ''""" 83~ 2700 n1anufacturing i,;,ginel'r:
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OO BYSIITER k' I n eIVICWlng urs, "ay ..,.., :r . . gro\\·ing ~A. Oppor. 10 PBX $600 . , ' u no nece11ary_. •• ; BA . for 11'flr 1ng lO:OOam to 3:30pm Airportcr 11·1th a degree. in l\lech. ad\'anc,. in managcn1l'nt. ~ .
Dear R1cepti.on11t, . per hour, plus shift dif· mother 1 a1!t 10 6~30 pin., CLERK Inn, 18700 MacArthur. Eng.: rt1etallurg1C'al. rnetal Al.so Fee Positions. Call F;ibulous new bldg. Irvine.
!\.leet k greet cl1c-nlf:. t1.ns"·er ferential. Apply in per· 12131 441·190CJ after Jptn ' WAREHOUSE TRNE fonn•!Ji and metal removaJ Control Cart'<"r F:mplovment i\tu~•. have la~e rorpornte 2
phones & do general office BACK ALLEY PIZZA
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Credi"t & Great co. seeks good driVt'r,' ex~r1enN! nccessarl'.-Agency, 556-8505. '3 40 0 position 1.>oard exp. Now. ~ork. Supt'r nicr ro. 111 1Son. . r f . . . . Additional hackground 1n lr\'ine Blvd, N.B. fa.~1. good n1emory .
11·ork for. Lots of variety S.-1 lf you 11rt'.o\'c-r 21, "·1sh full Irnmecliate opening in I or promisU'lg positto n 1 tools and fastener dt'sign. Profess . voice &
people to 1nect. PRIMARK or Pftrt-lin1c employnir.111· 1 acl'OUnling dept. for a • ii•/good future. Neat ind.iv. \\'e offer competitive "·age~ FOOD & BEVERAGE appearance. Call!
Kisses [ 11r<' lli'<Jl & clean &. llkl· [>l'l'!>On 11·ith experience In Collect"1ons c~~~I! Lo 833-2700 and benefits inl'I. paid CONTROLLER AAMES I 0 c s _pt'<>PlC' a lot. Hnvl' 1 got thl' all farets of payroll in-urt ng medical plan, stock pur· An Orange Co. firm desires I ' PR DU T I JOll for .you. Sl'e B~ll 170..16 <'lurling daily time carcl~. Clerk cha11e plan and profit nn exper'd. Food .~ NSURANCE
Dear Clerk,
P('rson w/son1e ti ~ u r"
knowlr'l'l~e v.•ho <'Ctn nin 10 I
key adder will also be doin~
wmc Hte posting. Lots of 1 room for advance1nenL :
Love & Luv '
AAMES ;
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I ~lagnoha Ave., foun1a1n 1 check pcoparalion, PO)'-sharin~ palcl in cash Be\"erage Controller \1·/ v llrv \'et A:i:._--t. Trainee I
Co 11 • • 1 roll tax returns, daily THE CATS MEOW quarter y. Please submit large hotel or restaurant \\"/L'Otnp. exaniiner SOOO
Bank : eash control. rorrespon· I Id If I 'ndl ,\nimal lover ~"ugh! for i ref sume \\ilh ~lary hisaltory. background. Send resume & • dence, filing, assist in , N SI st I "" resumes \\'tlhout s llt'Y salary desirecl to Classified Con1111 U-11Till'l' SSOO , .• . ar ng I • 1\"0nderful vets ofc. Creal, h.,. · ·11 t b d 1'7 p I
P,..pRration of nionthly d I h 3 1 or1es \,., no c A no. ·> c/o Dllily i ot.
2620 S. Su ••
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Experl'enced v1 ua wit y1•r1 ex-loc. Suprr oppor. · 1 di p o 1560 c M c c c "'t '"= journal entries and petty cons1c ere . . . osta esa; a 0111111 as "" er """"
Santa Ana, Calif. p f 0 l'a~h fund . \fe require perlence in Credit encl Call Liz Blake 8n--27oo TOWNSEND CO, -""=26"""-=~~0-~-
( Between Harbor & : roo perator 2 years experience, typ-Collections. 10 key add· Cherry Rivet Divi!>ion FOOD SERVICE Comnl Prop Rater
Fairview, south of 1 UNITED ing and IO-key.
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r .by touch. adnd Goodllght Sal~ Rep Gift Items 1224 E. \\lamer, S.A· Cook-Cafeteria \\'orker Loan Ins ProccJ<l'
Warner) ( CALIFORNIA BANK yp1ng require • • $llK + CO. CAR Equal Oppor. Employer \\'ill train. Days, f/ti1l1e. \II Lines l!/0...A/ll
222 Qcean Ave., I LEAR company ben~fits, paid + COMMISSION E~tPLOYER PAlD FEES Personnel Dept, Hoag Hosp.•
SG:>O
S!IOO
SPt:'CIALS
F/C Bkkpr
Secrt'IAry
!<:qua! 0 pp or 1 unit Y I Laguna Beach l he•ltfi7hfe insurance, FEE PAID *Ex. Sec'y $700 _N_.B_·~=~==~-~: Employl'r l.1/F (714) 49US46 SIEGLER ; 1.:~·:.io~:ll f:~p,,:11~~ ~~/v. ~~~~k:-e1~:~~ ~u~7~~t 80. Plush Lx~~Y~~·~n1e I .in
SPECIALS
Loan Processor
Secretary
Bookkeeper
A/P Clerk
~ ASSEMBLER An Equal Opportunity TRANSPORT . I ment. hnc to estab1shed accounts. *Steno/Sec'y $600 Surf & Sirloin Blueprints-Files '~~I , Ei player I Also Fee Jobs. 5930 W. Coast 1: ~y .. NB ·~ I DYNAMICS Call Cary Hunt 833-2700 Sh 80, type 50 . Proof Operator WJO , 3131 W ~ (714) 540-4020 *Lanai Sec'y $700 FULL time babys11ter for 2
:§6;JO ' TRAINEE •Banking · · .... gerstrom I -• nlo old baby in n1y home. Credit Vl'rlfler
$~75 I
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$600 j ' * TELLER * I !Near llarbor & \\'an1er) PRIMARK ; x1n•t !h & typing. 'Viii train Some housekeeping. Pd ' Tnl\. BillPr
Accounting Clrk
G;'\I t'lirl11y
NCR Clerk
Clerk
S52"i PART TIME Snnta Ana ' AC<;OUNTANT to $12K I on legal. [ vacation & sick leave. lttost ~ITST Opcrnft!r •c~ J PRODUCTS CO FEE PAID . *Cost Acct Mgr ' · t t aJT f'o ~ Immediate 1st shift r~ lmn1ediate opening in Costa Equnl opportunity employer • I Imp or an qu 11ca I n A/P constr. SSOO al ~lesa Office. &ivings and ~f lt~ , 2620 s. Susan Rapidly growing firm mo\'ing to $19K exper. w/infants. Refer. S723 •
NCR Proof
Typll\t
Receplionist
s41J! quirement for sm I Loan or brink experience __ Santa Ana, Calif:S270-t to Orange Co. has a top '\I/standard cost exper. -required, Salary $300. Legaf Oetnon Rel
S4!'l0 ; parts mechanical as-prefen°C'd. Must be \villing I iiiiipiiiiiiiii An equal opportunity oppor. for a take charge manufacturing negotiable for right person.
$450 ' sem bly. Desire a high to work sat u rd a y s. Clerical Temporary Employer m/f indiv. seeking a long range *Qvol A11ur. Mgr Transpor. req. to Irvine. Legal 1 yr exp
$800
1615
1 school grad wjlocal Excc.Jlenl salary, \vorking 1 * 5ecret•rle1 career oppor. Also Fee · to $19K r,;;2-8522. Loan Processor
ADMINISTRATIVE work history Compa. condlllol~ and b e n' f It' .. * Typists J~~'S.,,, Ridrr 833--2700 BSEE degre• -manuf.
"· y paid medical & life AMCallE' RICAN SAVINGS I * General Clork• ' CHDIT Ins p. ct i 0 n II.' t * GARDENER *
MALE DIVISION od I * A count I Cl k I n Iii ' • u p p 0 rt I q u • llllcatlo" Be Y•"' own boss! Part or
ssoo
msurance, m era a ~10 Br'stol st Cost ~1 c "9 •r I lni uumc. Your own area.
Accountant
Cof;t Accnt
Office J\.1g1nt
$850 cond facility &: ample Mr Hu~zenga, a979-4:xi Top Paying Jobs For Top 1 MANAGER Saks to Sl0,200 *'"s'ocr.1tary *.LM 1-ligh Income. Guaranteed $1SK kin . Skills. \\lork A Day, A 'Yeek PHARMACEUTICALS ...,.,., cu E N p , $lJK
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par g. I Equal opportuni!Y employer Or Long Term. Call Us Type 6 5 I 8 0 me stomers. arn ow. ay
$9K NCAN I M/t Today! • FEE PAID dlctap~e/lelex helpful Later. SlJK DU BEAUTY QPR, Gr e 8 t (Orange County) Prime et~~ca1 firm seeks *Gen'I Foreman 534-7187 or 534-3144
NO CHARGE
TO YOU l\fgmt Trainee
Sali:ii Tetbcm Sli;
Chemical Sis
Book Sales
PharmacPutlcal Sis
Vitamin Sale5
Paper Sall'l\
Prod. Control
~t. Service
Cla:arottf! Sis
HAVE A ICE
HOLIDAY
51!1! YQU
ON TUESDAY
556-1100
$12K El tr • I C opportunity for good heir. ti \'l!ty positive sales l'fp. to t $14K $ • ec OnlCS, n • totter at aiez Jon ini r..~ Growing electronics train in this sophisllcated j o GENERAL OFFICE ~~ 2865 Fairview Rd. }funtington Beach. Vet)' I .';Jlll Z1GDI,_. It. i manufacturer located In tield. Car + ron1m + \V/precision tooling &tor Be 'ful mod ffi . 4019 W t rly Pl $10K M progressl\"e & very busy. ,+J I Orange County requires benefits. Also Fee Jobs. machine shop expc_r. autl ern . 0 ce ln es e .
$10K , cos,a esa 842-5831 -I-AI ...... 1211 indlvldUAI with strong Call Burt Long 833-2700 *F/C Bkkpr $650 ~~i°i:~:-~~n~;~ Suite 201 :inan background in collectioM. A/P nspon. Constr helpful.
$13K I <Comer Fairview & Adam•) Blueprint Clrk $500 credit experience desirable. *Collect. Clrk $600 Start $4~ ~~I Rita Newport Beach
$13K Equal. Oppor. Employer Fee Pajd, Prefer blueprint !!&!LiC.L-ERl~•L 8alar)' romn'lenilU'llte with SALES TRAINEE W......, exptr/manuf. Johnson. ~. Co!ital
$15K room exper. Great benefit& -el:perlence l)(!grff .,.. Penonnel Agency, 2 T90 c h
17K ASSEMBL·ERS & growt h opportunlt.les lmmod. A>mgnmenf" Top preferred. minu;,um o1 2 PAPER . lo $12K *boGlpful~I A nt t $llK Harbor Bl, CM 8$ ltl1 w/lhis Irvine co. AllO Fee $Sl I.on& or Mort term. YNts colleet rcqulred. Send FEE PAID en cc O ~~.,t;:hle. 1rv"f:c po:~io:'. Positions. Call Control Call $40-4430. II resume to: Clant leader in the Neid 11 Degree+ COll ,acctng expc_t. GENERAL OFFICE Personnel
Come ln ~call us tod8y! Cill't'tr Em p Io y men t 'NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO 1 lef'king an ambltiouUI lndlv. *Exec. S.c Y to $750 Golden oppor. to v.1>J11: In ""°""' ~. 3 • oo 'l'EMPD'f•mporory. llelp I Standard te< a ..._ tralrunc ,,_... Sh 80+1-• .,., IYPlnr pttst;,ie co. Ava 1YPU1g
Irvine Blvd., N.B. CLERK J1P11t f« t:<pMt.llnt In a hlah Pt.Ytztot. career *A/P1.yabl1 to $715 ability. Top salary. I BOOKKEEPER company. 1'1111 t Im•. Memones, Inc. tidd. Aloo Fte Jobi. LaAd devtl. hflpful J•-Bott At""'Y Agency
l.1GDI-Dr. pool!IO!I. 60 wpm, apply A Suboldlaty of Call Burt !.ot.w 833-%700 ,.,. Nf!IOllable 17«10 Brookhunt. F. vty
....... ...... I Youns. ""' -'!1 Co&t& J\{U-Sporting Goodo. APPLIED JI{ AG Ii IS TI cs *RIClptlonlat $4U SllU. 2U 96HTr.i ~..!. ... bu<drmtiC.P F-/C ~1111l"""'t. coil>plex, CORP. 2082 Michelson Dr. Ute eypfnc, "'°"' w/cllont.1. =--·-• w, ··~ · , , mi·s. Anno st. H'l;lEII SCHAFFER GENERAL OFFICE
Bk/Tc wit ::,1111mum ~yn CLERK TYPIST.' 1 Sulla Ana, c..111. Jm04 PERSONNEL AGENCY Mutt have llOO'l !>Pina 1klll1
Pl1111 Coll
For OINCtlon• ASSEMBLY 'IRAINEES I pu e ~ exper. Int~" -"tl tt•P· tor i Al.so FE1'l POSITIONS " lfcun! apHtude lo i..Mle NO EXPEfUENCE NIX. fl. rilbt penon. MU bf able An •equl opporl,.unlty (rvile -m Clmpua Dt., IH. N.B. orden a·btJllna: on F"rtden ZlOI !IArlxJr 81., Stille ill! • Colta.Mtsa
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hr. ""1 " Nipl Sbllt. BOOKKEEP.Ell. exp • d lo IYPe. N.B., C.M. attl. miployor 51J..ml computer. Will t Ta In •
A •!AC LE0DS lllJ.11!2 F/C. Mtllt be &bit iJ Call Mr. !We '4W840 DELIVERY a tilodl Man. ' , Pleuant -"'!ti cords. 833 sno
AflllEMlllDIS (Or eu.,... ~pm --a DlERKS • RE c, ST & R plllm• ..... _ be u .. ...2711 ~ ... ~"':.'~ ~::_ GoodT co. ... i:.c~~ -1 •
FlClOT1o Al.JI() SEAM· A olc-111 H.B. OPl:RATQM 11111 6 part om'._,,_,....,._ lee ..... v.--~" ,,.6.,.,_ lprrll '"'°'~ I 'I
Sl'RElllEs. -· lllljol< ponn. or -. ~It Niut 1111191 D Horold. GI E. 1'1111 SI. Coote --.--.,.. -°'" -l8ll Ko<teri ... Jrvine 1 · 1 ""'' 111 W. ]jd,;, CM. ~IEl.t.I·-111!!!!,.f-14,., ' CLASS SELLS:-___ ,,.._'.!.!;=::_ __ I ______ _ . I I c \ I I ,
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J , r·-•·•, M•• ZS, 1974 • DAILV Pll DT 28 22 OA!LY P!LOT MOlldl)', Moy 27, 1974 ~~ ~
Help W1nt1d, M&F 7100•Help W•nlod, M&F 7100 Help Wantiid, MiF 7100 I Help W1nt0d, M&F 7100 Help Wanted, M&F 7100 Help Wanted, MiF 7100 Help Wonted, i\lifi 71001 Hel1><W1ntocl, M&F7100 \ He lp Wantod, MAF 7100
I ---···-NEW FACTORY -PERSONNEL ASST -, Secretory ! , TELLER a
GENERAl. IIBl.P INSPECTOR RVINE COMPLEX MACHINISTS l~ranch outlets jui;t opening,Aslll•t bu.ty por11on11el SALES t Steno 1'.I ':2.': ~w~l~akt FULL-PART 1 l\Ve Have Opcnl11g11 in our 1n ma nct'ds lht: followlng: manager of &1'o wlng \\'e presently have" position f°'.:~'i:".n,. a carter \VIII be Secretary manuf, planl ln Santa Aha MRmt T"'ne $185 wk Nev.-port Beach flrm. Must for secretary steno, n1u11t .,...;;ot'Cd t 0 .ecretar!o.I DETAIL t.eadlng finn ia looking for I where we mnke fasteners Servmen (2) S3 hr have good typJna !lk\Us. GroW1d 1''1001· Opponunity huve good typlnfl: & s/h P~llion Some teller e)(per. TIME someone \vho wants to grow fol-the aircraft & 11.ero S~i:smen Open Start $!S()O, Call Coa11tal Staffing Now Office 1tkUla. I 'flf'd Ute acclll'ate typlng
MACHINE
with, U1c job. Opportunity ls spaee industry. Openings for All beoents, CArett positiona. Per&0Mel Aa;ency, 2 7 9 O Of Leading PLEASE CONTACT ~~I Betty Cutler. ~:
Cnrel'r positioni> & SUJnrncr here. experienced. 494-1064 Harbor Blvd, CM 54t)....6055. tnaurance Company I Greg Nc,,..·Jand, • Coastal i~el"!lOnool Agency,
\vo t' k av a 11. No,,... C1 rol 833-9145 e Carbide Dlo M11.ker NURSES PRESSER Wanted. Wage f:~l~st::'Se~~ Bank of America 2790 H'.arbor Blvd., CM.
in!erv.lt'\l>ing ror jobs in all PARTS • R&D Prototype ~Iat"h I NURSING POSITIONS ':I:"· full time. Apply 1 Of· Orange County : 500 Newport Cent! Dr. t~J~;ngNo P ~~"id ~~('s~1. PART. TIME ~e'.;:Cle: ~1~;ii~i~~<1 .. ,,..-agcs. For Expiwslon our Valetone Cleaners, For sales & service In tong Fuhlon l11la TRAINEES 'J Typist . . . Regiatered, Nurses ~\Varner Ave. F.V. Beach -\Vestndnster -836.3505 ~/'~~nH'i; ~n;"~t lsl Shift 1·3:30 2 Da-yi a week is all :ha~;;fl~~11j~ud!~~plg~~! Licenffd voe. NuneK PROCESSOR 11untington ~~s. Leads & Equal Oppor Empoyer
Starting pay $450 &: up. lrd Shift 11·1 ,,...,. need for this co. in ca.sh qu11.1•1erly Stock Nut"S4!' Aldt11 i" NM A I F H L MC E:icp. compl~te tnumng tum. to SECRETARY
i\>lsna,gt>1nent posit ions nlso .{30c Shirt Premium) :;/,11~";;J.1't: :::!i';fy. purchase plan & · p a id All areas, all shifts· prefrd. ~ open. Ca.11 q~~'$R~1QU~5£XP 2 5. 3 ;i. Typing/sbortha.nrl
\Viti trnln dl'pendable people
to brcome plal!itic injection
1110\ding OJ>erator&. t.:tust be
/tblt• to stand entll'c shift, \J
neressary. Openings on 1st
shift, $2.15 to start. 2nd 1
shift. $2.29 to start. 3rd
11i1lft. $2.46 to start. Raise in
60 (layi;.
a vailable. I 11-1 ·1 Ids Pi t Carol 833-9145 medical plan. I Personnel Dept. H o a g Sande, 83 NECE$ARY I required. Good ski 11
For interview \\•ith nspect ani o · 110!15• APPLY I Hospital N. B. QC INSPECTOR Licensed L&D appli('tUlts ilttporl.ant but outgoing
PC'r$0nnt.•l Director Sleeves, Cranks· & Mac~ine TOWNSEND CO. NURSING CARE for Progressive. e I e ct ro n I c. s w<!lcoml'. Ou1111anding.• personality & ability to cope I
Call 10-6 776-8551 Paris To Blueprints & Jo 111al EVENING I r I --• I d I 11 Inspection Reports. Uses AJI Chen-y Rive! Divi~lon I elderly ledy stroke pa· n1unu .._ t~n\ tll~S n 1v. nlanagement opportWl tll'S, under pressure e qua YI
TUESDAY Inspection Hand Tools, Sur· INTERVIEWS 1224 E \Vfl rner, SA t ' t l ' • 5 d "11/exper in or knowledge l.'Om ml11slons from in1portant This is a sup('r
racePla!l',SineBar & !\lakl' AVAIL. NOW AT Equal OpJ)(lr. Employer 1 •en • ive in. YI of electronics for inspector $80C):$1600 monthly job for the right ~irl .
ON Own Sl>t·Ups To Chcf'k PERSONNEL per wk, room & bolird position in quality control & niore to start Opr>0rtunity to work into Ly Puris. Own Inspection Tools RESOURCES --· + $24. per day. Phone dept \\'e \\'ill train. New F'o1· Personal Interviev.• executive sec ret a ri a I
lt""··l-d (Rale range $' J' I MACHINE 673-n54 a/rond bldg. Xln't benefits. Coll C. L. BrJdgH 1. pos•·,,·,.,. The Executive ~ .,u "· · ·•· .r AGENCY: 1151 Dove St I · EOE. Disc Jnstrunients, 102 9 5 I
APPLY
• Orange Coasl Plastics *
S50 \Vest 18th SI •
Costa Mesa~ Calif.
GIRL Fr1day·part limf' for l
nian 1nsurru1l'c office iJ1
'l'ry pleasant Santa Ana
OJ't'a. Sh or ~pd11•riling,
1yp1n):!". s(•ll s t a r r c r .
insuranrr baekg:rouncl no!
r<'(l. bu t ht•lpful. ~1 tary lu
S'.i. prr hr. 54i-O:l~!l. _
GR00t-.1ER. ex)X'r. a 11
hrcC'ds of dog:.~. Full !in1C', ~
•lay \\"k. Co:o>ia i\!(•:0-a .1
348·288 1.
GUARDS
Jn1n1cd. en1ploymenl, full
tin1C', p::i1·1 tllllf'. Inside
work, \\'Ol'k any shift.
Unifonns f u rn i ~h ed .
Ncwpo11 BeRt:h , Costa Mesa
area. Unh•ersal, 1226 \V. 5th s·., Santa Ana.
l/EALTH Spa is hirin~ young
propte that want to !ea111 &
are \\'iliing to \\'Ork. (714J
879-:mG \Vkdys~5.
Help \\lanled Jo'emale
RECEIVABLE
ACCOUNTS
CLERK
.s;J.20J. Suite ll2 Newport Beach ! OPERATORS NURSE Aides, days, PM E. Baker, C.ftt. 979-S300 (714) 63>7921 am-pm OJ!ice, 6'1-t-4782~"·=~-
Good Co. Benefits -========= 1 : hift. Small nursing home,• RADIOLOGY T h d (714) 540-5082 6pm·9pm : <ECLJRtTY ==:::J ii • bch area WU! consider ! . ce • ays,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ "' Xln't Working Condi 14 day \\'Ork \~!'ek, 10 hours training right parties. Call ' f/!1me. Personnel Dept.i~ GUARDS TYPIST JANITORIAL/ Pf'~ day, 4.3(}3AM (2i:i<i {TI41 49-1·8075 tor appt Hoag Hospital. N.B. SALES REP Need Full & p/tin\e guards Love to type? 1-lighty rated
Apply Jn Person Sh1fll on tri:t1po1'ary bas1.s. · Real Estate SaleJ L I B k for Orange Co. area. For co. will pay top money for Tut"s. thru Fri., 8-4:30 MAINTENANCE I Slitter ntach1nl'. \\1111 traln NURSES Aide & Orderly. 'f. $ O Time 1 e oo I interview Call 4 3 5-g 9 5 9. on our n111chinc, but 3. Exper. pref. Intel"V\va 6 6_ Positions Available .starting Lawrence Security, Inc. your skills.
BERT EA AT EASE I m cc h a n l ca I aptitudl! Mon.Fri. Mesa Verde Conv. l ' • S h I 1m~cd. Pcrn1. Joull or I Long Beach. Jason Best Agency
nece!'lsary. Paid insurance, Hosp. 661 Center St, CJ\ol. icensing c 00 P/tlme. Earn as n1uch as I 17-KIO Brookhursl, r . Vly
OF NEWPORT BEACH excellent benefits. 548-5585. Huntlng::n Beech yciu v.·ant. Start at a base i SEHVICE sta!ion nian . Suite 213 ~775
CORPORATION
18001 Von Karman
lrvine, C11if.
833-1424, ext 294
or 833-1425
Equal Opp. Employer
---·----·
!NSPECTORS
2nd Shift
4 day work wMk, 4 :30
PM to 3 AM, 10 hours
per day, on temporary
basis. Factory experi-
ence helpful, but not
necessary. $2.00 per
hour, plus shift differ-
ential. Apply in person.
the worlds finest store for I 1 N u RS ES A i o Es, $2.25 per hr. Fantastic r xp"d. Married. r; o od
n1en. \\'omen & boys desires PRIMARK I B X p E R I E N C E 16111 Beach Blvd. at1nosphere for s er l o us \\'ages. 6 days. I
to hil'l' a maintenance man PRODUCTS CO. I PREFERRED. All shifts. • Fast Start Training n1indcd, positive, fun lovUC1g Cl.ASS A Mechanic. Tune ~p I
of high quality. It would 00 Beverly Jl,1anor, 24452 Via e Closed Circuit TV people. (Across fron1 0 . . & carb. work. Fully
on a permanent part·lin1t• :?620 s. Sus<1n Estrada, :.aguna Hills. L Nationwide RefeITals , Airport) For n1ore info & experienced. Apply Reilly 's
basi!i. You n1ui;t be neat in Santa ,\na, Cslif. 927()..1 2 OFFICE GIRLS .. MOOice.I Program personal intel'V\v. 833-8098. 19 & Co Arco, th Newport, sta appearance and of good An NJual opportunity • Management Programs SALES I Mesa.
character. You wt>uld Ix' employl'r m/f NEEDED e Free 3 Week In Depth MEN & WOMEN I SERVICE STATION '1E· ,I required to work hfori·Sun. Radio telephone dispatch Training Progrrun "
8:30 a.m.·2:30 p.m. Early MACHINIST 1Ytu:-,1 be 25, able to drive e Earn While You Learn Needed to work SouU1em CHANICandAITENDANTS. 1
retiree or d~bled veteran Apply in Pef'80n ' Call Bi.II Flory 132.r_._." Orange County. Good Experienc!Xt, neat Full • Progressive tnanuf. tinn -1 would be welcome. Please n~ds a lathe machinist YELLOW CAB CO. Monday lhru Friday opportwiities. Must have tin1e, days. FOUNTAIN
c,aHM&l<-Boq5070 !\1·1'',£09-E~' Ask w/1 ·2 yrs ex{X'r. Also, 186 E. 16th, Costa MeAA • TARBELL car. CULLIGAN VhALLE&YGTE!XAldCO, Brook or !'. uette. ~ looking for n1 a c hin j s t un;t ar ie .
--trainees \1·/liltlc or no ORDER DESK Water Conditioning SERVICE Sta. attendan
KEYPUNCH OPR e~~r. Ne.~ _a/cond ~ldg. I Fast moving spot wllots of REAL ESTATE 831-9363 495-6030 f/tlme. Exp er. Lite
URGENTLY
NEEDED
ASSEMBLERS
&
PACKERS
Prl'viot:s key to tflpe e:'!per. Xln t ben••t1ts 1 ~ c I u d 1 1.1 g public eontact. G 0 0 d BROKE RS SALES I mechanical. Neat in appear. 1 l"cq'd. Xln't \\'orking cond~, d e nt al. t~OE~ Oise telep hone voice & NE\VPORT _COSTA !\1ESA EXPERIENCE Apply2590Ne\\'pol1Bl.Ct-.1 I VOLT
fringr benefits. lns!run1cn1s. 102 E. Baker, pt'rsonality. AREA NOT NEEDED SILK SCH.EENE!l 1v i 1 h I Instant Personnel
Please C'all for appt.. C. t-.1. 979-5300. J a son Best Agency ('Xpf'ricnl't' in TEE s1111rr !\lajor !\tcdieal Plall
PC!\!. Tne. 8.17<1550, x231
1
17400 Brookhurst, F. Vly. Con1mercinl Indu s t I' i a I $825 !\!in. to $2400 monthly printing. San CI._, 111 c n t" Now AvaJlabll!
!,('isure \\'arid Lag. Hills. MANAGER Suitl' 213 963-67i5 experience. pl'('f A Is o guaranteC'd. Con1n1bsion if 493-6716 aft 6 p.111. Tenipora'"" Servire
LABORATORY I f{('sidential Income &lies 1·11-, c hi r ., ~ People. qun 1 '-'U· .ompany ve c e, SOClAL V>OH.1->l:Jl !\IS\\' 38.\8 Cnnipus Dr., Suitf" 1""'
l\'Ied Techs, microbiology, I [ I'<'pc>at businl'SS, \l'eekl)'. & 1 Sh'On,:: n1Nlicnl hosp i t a J 1 Nr\vport Be11.ch ~>-16·47.\l
hcn1atology, days f/ tin1e. TRAINEES I PART-TIME CHAMPION n1onlhly bonuses. Daytln1c , cxperienc.e. l"lf'l'SOllnrl dept. l::quul Oppor. EmployC'r
Lab Assist an c c , i I, PROPERTIES "·ork. No eves. Local nieat I lloa):!" Hospital. Nc\\·IX>rt
\'cnipuncture (3-11' f/timl'. Full & p/time CLERICAL I 556-3060 w:~Je~;!~;n, 213-771}-854.1
1
""c;".oo"'cc.1
o-' ~~~~~=~ URGENTLY
J\ll"dical transcriber days CT IS SPRAY PAINTER !Ill.me. Pe••onn"i ~1,1. I n t e r vi c \\' l n g Now !or Good c!elical i;kilts + lite R I ~-FA I
"' ._ v..: 1 posi!lons in Oran<:l' Co. Che!1 .. ,~,.an"a" Companies ,. • Everyone Eats M_eat AIRLESS
Immediate opening for
an individual with 3 PRIMAR·K
years experience in Ac.
counts Receivable; ac-PRODUCTS count reconciliation;
heavy credit and collec~ co
tion. Operate TO.key by
touch and light typing. •
Excellent benefits and
working conditions.
e PAID LIFE
INSURANCE e PAID MEDICAL
INSURANCE e VACATION e SICK LEAVE e HOLIDAYS
Call for' appointment:
>liHO'lO
(TI4J
2620 S. Susan
S~nta Ana, Calif.
{Between Harbor &
Fairview, south of
AH
Warner)
E q ua I Opportunity
Employer M/F
INSURANCE SALES
No exp nee., earn while you
lf'a rn, parl time, eves &
"'·lends, full time wt. n QUBli·
fied.
Farmers Insurance Group
Ed Lani * 54(} 183t
Hoag 1-Iosp, N.B. j !\Just l'.M' OV('J' 21, bondahle .t typing ,t, n1ath aptitude. 4 '"" " -NEEDED
I LE-GAL SECRETARY-I in good physical cond. ll11ve Hours per day. Monday lhru looking for 2 aggressive SALES FUNNY NATUH.AL P·1id mcdieal \•nca!ion !.. i HrsponsiblC' position \\"ith f'ar s, l<'IC'phonl'. Go 10 Tit Friday. ~ Rc~l Esta!~ !<alesinl'n for FOODS Earn $150/,vk or 1 l;ol1rl.1vs. 31ocl \\"est Cen1ral.
Sanlll. Ana La\\' Firn1. , T•"lC i\larkt•l 11:-a'rr>st you or Apply In Personnel [)('pt thl',lr lluntJngton Be a L' h n1orc as distributor 111 Sa'11;1 ·Ana.
Primarily bankrupt cy telephone our of!1e1.'S. . . !l 1\!l-l·ll AJ\f Tues·Fri I offices. . Lai;una B C'a ch. Snn STENO
arlministration. &nd t714l 835-741 7 I PACIFIC MUTUAL , Con~ct: ~· Stn'hi?w Cleml'nte, tllission V1rJO rcsu1ne to Clatsilied Ad '.!,I i;·or lnforrnalion : for 1nte;1-v1e\.\· 846-0641 aJ'('a. !\lust have c x p . GC'nernl Office, imnu"Xhat(' i
1 TIC TOC SYSTEMS 700 Nei'>'port Ctr. Dr., NB 1 REAL Estale SalC'sman, "·hy \\urkln<> retail food stores or opening. 5-~3-il2 Daily Pilo!, P.O. &x 1560, I Equal Oppor l:mployer . .., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 Equal Oppor. Employer not \\"Ork in the hottest art'a, -"t'llillg to retail store-". u~r Hun11ngton &ach f(lunr,11n Ol\T! car or van Call Gcori•c Sr. Pro ect engtneer
LABORERS
Interim
Personnel Service LEGAL SEC'Y $700 "IG'!T T 1 . 1 Part-Time Job \'alley. Vt us •rain .vou. L'•••tk '''""d' or \\'N'krl<l'' Indus prod .. dC'\"elop S1_9K " " i·ne, x 11 t uture I F lexible hours. H°'pitality r '" • nkk S.. C • I $ "l' 17581 I ·ne Bl d Fee Paid. Assist attorney & 168 Id R 1. 2146 Call I<eith Snider, 962-447 1 ,,,.~~·,-_, !111) 83'.-:·r-"" ,'·, u. · ·1,r. · ''.Y onr r o 111l 1 rv1 v • "'' yro eo. ,l'ia, • -i llos!ess "~rvice need s 'L-., .. ~ ""J" !Off !'1f 115 T t• manag"e office. Great spot to II' n d ~ RECEPTIONIST : ... 1-1--0.r.!2 1 l.iC'neni . icC' to ~ '1' # UI In gro11·. Also Fee Positions. Ml g~r~ ~4~. Jfl y W/l'Oll' intelligl'nt, \I" 0 men to I Clrrk Typist lo s~ 838-5460
Call Control Carl'er r. \'J, 54:Ki. \\"elco111e ne1v families. You \V?r_k \\'/photographer. Gree! SALES INSIDE S..'('.Y to prl'S. S71•1' 1 E 111 P 1 0 yin en 1 Agency, Y!ANUfo~ACTURI NG \\'ill need a car & vtst!ors & handle phonl's. outs t and in g gr o 11· t h ' L1•g":d Sec 1·orp ni:: SSt)(l \ "'i:F.~.q="="'=O=p="°z'·='='m;p:::::::o"":::::::r ..
1 ~>56-8505. 3-100 I I'\' i 11 C' Openings available in a nc1\ typevniter. Call J<li-~ for Rooni (or advanct>m~t . pot1'nlia1. A):!"i;t'!'S..~h·l' sa!l'S Sl'l.:r1•ta1y1Legal $700 .------
Blvd, NB Computer co1nponent mfg intervie\v appt. ftloderat~ accurate typ.tng. oril'nled (X'N>n c~n bl'1'0n1e Sc(··y to gl'n n1gr to ~700 VACATION $$$
L""A' .,~ plnnt. \Viii train n1ahu'c
1
PART-TIME Female Tele· JStahrt S~~" .,£a;1 CR' 11ala manager in 1 yr. Start net-cpl Typist 10 $500 ~'c'~"""-'ty: Ne\vport individuals to a ssun1e .'.. · onson, ............., ... >. na s S607+. Call Coastal Cow.<lrPurchas SeC'y $750 NEEDED??,?
Cenrer Exp·d person a I 1 cchnica! ""'""" .•. ,,.,. phone Sohc1llng . Sal1try + Personnel Agency, 2 7 9 0 , , ~ '" ""·~ , .. , . . .. .. , •oo~,_,...ns1 1 ies. Conni "ic Harhor & \Vil· H· 00 Bl~ C'I PC'1sonnl'l Agrnc.1 , J'l'>-<11.1;;Ja, Pu11h1s1~g Sel y to Sb:Xl TEMPO HAS injuries, 640-8051 First & Seeond shift s avail 1 • ' • ar r \"u., " · 2790 Harbor Blvd. C~1 I Sutt Typu;t $54 HJ
LICENSED babysitter Excellent working \ son, c.~1. 833-1662 I RECEP_TIONIST $500 SALES. Beg1nncr!' io S250.1·J~e .. ep1icnii;t $;iQ() JOBS FOR YOU'
ncedC'd to ,.,.atch 2 girls. conditions:P~~~lits. i .PAST_E·U~ ARTIST Fee Paid/Also Fee Jobs pC'r l\"k. &-11 Shak l ei• Lse1"n1\' Cu!!tomer Coordin·.--•
ages 2 & 7 bet\\•n 7:30 am & Plessey !\trniories. Tnc. J-/tlm!'. 1ncludzng Sats. ~o~ j Type 50. Beach Are a. Products. t-:a111 ;ii; y(lu I 11tor. {lirea~ . . ~'\.iO * A!>Wmbl!'rTrainees
6:30 pm, 5 days a \\'k. Call. 14/Xl A Village \Vay, S.A., bl'nefils. App I Y l:>la WESTCllFF \t.-am Rapid urlvancemC'nt Clll Jeannie S1~C'O * Bookk~pers
PRIMARK
PRODUCTS co. 8-5, 556-1550, aft 6, 831·0508. SJa-9361 Nc\\')Xlrt Blvd, C.'i\1 Call Pl'rsonne-1 AgC'ncy potl'n.l ial. 846--0:112 I & Sid Hoffman * Typists
INVOICE Clerk, mature. LVN p/tin1e, PM & nighls. An Equal Oppty Emplo""r 64.2--0811. (i\lark Il l Ccntt>rl SALES-RETAIL NEWPORT Laho.1rt'1·s ,. 1"'1 E Ed•· go" SA p I A Outs1d•· & \\'Of('~ \\·ork AIR. know'! of bkkpng. Ask Small nursing hon1e. Bch i PBX Receptionist ..,., ·~6 •, · · Full tinie, expC'nencM only.! ersonne gency J.1"1J1g & short fC'lTII a.s. ... 1gi1. at
2620 S. Susan for Mary. 642-2256 ares. Call (714) .J94--80i,j for MATERIAL •&>autiful offices overlooking 1 Prefer stationery,~ offi('(': 833 Dover Dr., N.B. TF:'llPO 540-44.'{1.
Santa Ana, Calif. 92704 ~ _ap~po_in_tm_cn_t_. ----the \\'ater. I RECEPT/ supplies. Call !or app1. J 642..3870 , ?\};V ER A Jo'EE AT TF:~tPO
(Between Harbor & LVN 7.3, Ward Clerk 9-~. Call Betty Cutler I INVENTORY CLERK Ne,1·port Srationers ~57.921:1. 1 Tt:f>.1PO 1\'"tllporary l-lel p
F · · S f J\tesa Verde Conv. Hosp, 661 1 HANDLER S4Q.6055 Barry \VC'sL STOCK control clerk needed a1rv1ew, o. o Center, C.M. 548-558a. Coastal Personnel Agency Good bl'ne~i~s. p I ea s ant S I I d E '.\lu..<1t t>;-fan1i!nir \rith I \\",\!TRESS . Apply bPh\'N'n
Warner) NIGHTS 2790 Harbor Blvd .. 01 oUice. Position open immed. a es a y, xper. s1ockroo1n r 0 u ti H.., & I 12.:; p.m. Exprrienc•~rl only.
PBX OPERATOR Prefer 3(}40 age ~roup. i\1ust have good sell1n):!" shipping & r cc'-' iv in g. Sc'f' Oa\"r, CH ARL IE ·!'
An E qua I Oppcu1uni!y leading Valve I 1 ho . Hours 1:3G4:00. Call Ann rt•corrl. l\"r...,· h.., a u t i r u I 1 979--6122 ' OITLI. 102 l\l cFaddl'n, N.B.
Employer 4 Da y \\"Ork \\'C'('k, 10 hours Tc ep ne answering serv. 642-1207. boutique in allurnt area. I · ~· 1 675--7991
ManDuRAfacftuTSreMAr NNeeds P<'I' day. 4:30-3 A.!\I. on I r,.!'or,e;;sion1"1'and' •N; hBa :),, g c . : Li beral con1n1s. s a 1 a r Y I STORE CLERKS i \\"A JTR --E-,-,-F:-,--11-.• -"~.T->~:~o·,•
HELP WANTED
Large Company
Expanding
™NE PERSONNEL
SERYICES•AGENCY
temporary basis. ~1 us l I a,s uoTn s • &. ;_ i:-\:J>('r· r. RECEPTIONIST arr11ngC'n1ent. Evrs 556-4660. I Cnshier, Stock Cll'rk-", Floor , aJ::"1'~ 21--:10. i\Jlflly ln p1•f,..(l!I
have· fork !if! csp('l'll'l1CC'. on y. op pay · uo:ne its. Call Mrs. Sa\\')'er, 67~3130 SALES \\'OJ\IAN, over ::;;, Clr:rk~. Goorl futurr. ~ln"t ; &>1H'h lluusc til!:I Sleepy
Expcr. 1n \'a.Ive design, Tleavy !Htini.;. Execlll'nt Call &W-7009. Imperial Savings & Loan H.B Dress Shop., E xp. 1 benefits. PernianC'nl f/llnle. ! Hol!ov.•, Laguna Beach
production tooling, ro!C'r· bl'nefi!s. PBX OPERATOH. Newport Beach dreSses/ s ports wen r . ' Ovl'r 21· No . f / t 1 m c
1
. ances & fits. llake detaJl Telephone answering serv. Equal Oppor. Eniployl'r S'l'arly, p.1 rt lime. Retired. studl'nts. Appl}~ in.~rson, \V 1\ I TRESS, expen<'nCl'd .
PRIMARK professional e:'!chan g e . , o.k. SM-62.12 ___ PIC N s,\\ifo. Apply Ben Browns, 31106 .S.
dra\\·ings di-eclly lronl hiy· ,-.,,,h,·o" 1,.·Jand. N.B. Ex""r. RECEPT. IONIST \Va n t e d, . . 1,,, E. 17th, Cos111 ?>lc·sn Coast H\\)', !\Is. McCloud
outs. Xln't benefi!s. RODU TS CO " ~ II c SALES G I / -----· ----NOW HIRING Accounting Clerks to $468 p C , onlv. Top pay & benefits. tu . tune. Southrrn al. ir • P llme morns.• STUDSNTS \\"ork pi t now, e WANTED e
I' k . Indus/Mech Engr ~l:lK CLA·VAL CO. I Cail 644-7069. Optical, El Toro 83()..7.tOO Call r-.torroivs ~ut House.1· 1 t Summer. Neat, IT'!iablc. CABINET MAKERS r r 111,1 n ('~ t '~'{ll": . 111 Boat Mech/Dil'sel SS!i5' I . lOani-12 noon, 5J7-8579 · 1. RI h --·
111q 11 11r;icruring, ?is!rihu1Lni:: f'/C Bookkce Cl' ··~oo 17th & Placentia, CM
1
26:?0 S. Sui:.an The fastest draw in the West. RECEPTIONIST for doctors · 1 • c c1rds, 8-lfi.:i4a::i. , 3 E.xp"d, stnrl' fixturr 1·ab1ne1 .~ 111 st:; I la t Jon . Nol .P -N x\n'l bene!i!s. FreC' life & Santa ,\na. Ca!H. 9270·1 ... a Daily Pilot Classified I offi~e. Must _type._\Vi1~ train. SECRETARY Sl!Ml\IER job in\C'rvic\v~.' makers. Full linlc Co .. PRiil
c'\pt'rn'th·t' nl't'•'"~:Jry rluC' 101corp Ex Secy , tll $f?J med ins. Paid abSl'nce .i:: ,\n r>rzual opportun11y ,\d. Call 642-5678. (or1nformat1on. 536-6520 • . . . . Average student, earn $!(l() . .c:ruup Jn.;., ... Pr nfit
f'\C•·ll .. n! training pn)gram r _.op. J\Ig_mf &c· _Y to $650 vacations. Profl sharing. eniployer 111 /f
1
Help Winted M&F 7100 Help Wanted M&F 7100 1'f'?1 . 1P1a1d. •~b'l~Yh d"°'r~ti()n nl(). :\Iusr be ahle tn .~hanng. unrl many extra inr 111,.n S: 11 ,,111(.11 JS & Field Clrums AdJUSlcr Equal Oppor. employer ._,.,.,.,.,..,._.,_,,_,,..,..,..,..,.., • ' " 1~e cs ... is e trm. t'Cloc:a!1>. 541-3380 TJ:'llES rr1ngC' bl'nefils.
ovt'l". Trne, dl'gree to $723 1 ===========-MATURI:: Lady for nurses Ab1h1y to \\'Ork \1/1 lop ;\IJRROP. I AlfiTd !'.l. G<>rdon Designs Legal Secretary 10$700 11 aidr. 3.11 ..,hift. Sa\\)'ers I personnel & public. ~\lso I 1
•· 5-10-2860
&-c'y/T!Uc Escroiv to ~700 !\IACHINISTS Guf'st I-lorn<', 646-6TI6. 1 s J c • 1 Fee Positions. S \\I ITCH B OAR[).Rccept . i 250 Fischer, C.!\f. TOP WAGES
:\Tag Card Typist to S600 EQ{ NIC F I an uan ap1s rano Jason Be1t Agency I Voried duties. Must be I \VANTED • \Vall J\len 1Wo-}~O!' :\Ion• lnlor11111t1on Call. RerC'plionis!s 10 S5SO TOOL "1 ,\ k 1orcign cars, 5 • 17400 Brookhurst, F. Vly. 1. rclia~. &8 \\'i!!l groom(•rl. I nien. Partlti<ln r..1en/\\lonien 536-2591 Girl Frida.Y to ~"':iO c :iy \\"N' ·, {" ean ne\\' JP Suite 213 963-£775 tilon-r' 1· :3(};,:30, Ca 1 1 ~ ull fo"ringe be 11 e f i t 5 t>.lrs. Cameron, Bau l' r [ E.xper. ln 111obile home
Call Mon & Tues Only l'1T Sec'ys 1 ... S450 MAKER "" 1·1 1 Ne 1 "" 1 On March 11th, 1974 our 22 year old medium B · k ~ 11 ho Bl 1 1'0n~'f1ll'lion. Xln't !<ta11ing
CAl'L TR!SH I OP i=au 1 u ivpor '-"'ac 1 SECRETARY Ult"" =~ ar r \'(. • 1 !<INS I ! n ca 1 i 0 n . Call SaJC's sized electronics company moved into our . CostR r.tcsa. 97~2500 af1 salflt)' & advancl'ml'nL In-
HELP WANTED JEP.P.T \\111TTE:'l10RE i\lan<1ger f 0 r interview brand new facility in San Juan Capistrano. Beautiful n1odern office in 9:30 Ai\11. 1·e11tivc pl:in that really
full & l'/timi• 4SS 1::. 171h St. (al lrvinel 1)45.-6-IO.t Ne\\·po11 Bea~h. M~st have>: ··TEACllERS \Vantcd." All pays now in effect. Apply
METRO CAR WASH C~t 2ND SHTIT [ While man{, of our employees from our good secretar1a1 skills & hf' I in person at Golden1vest Suite 224 642·1470 able to dea1 well \\"/lhl' ar~as U.S. and Abroad. ~ifobi!e JlomC's, 1929 E. SI. ;;s llr. \\'C'ek Available ?>.IECHANIC, Oass A. Tune-P;;isadena acility moved with us, we do public. Salary 10 $600. Call ; Universal Teacher~. Box I A 1 Pl s A
r.. he f !I li . . ll ' up -~ r11.rh . "'Ork. Fully have the following openings: Belly Cutler 5 4 o. Go 5 5, I 8966 Portland, Ore. 9~. rx re\vs ·• • · ·
lust u Y qua lied 111 a I exprriencl'd. 1\pp!y Reilly's Coastal Personnel Agenl;f, \VANTEO EA'PERlEN,CED
bldg ~pet·!s or toohng \vork ""-Arcn, 1s111 & N('\\•port. Costa Draftsmen 2190 H rbo 81 d CM in Ladies R('ady to \Vear. Call Jigs & fixtures. Own hand l\lf' .. * a r v " · TEENAGER Sales girls & f..lanagemcnt
tools required. --°'-·'--------*S c'ys Bookkeepers · \\1EDJCAJ. Ass ls TANT • , Live Near Lark.'ipur and potential. full·Hme. Orange
Please Apply Or Call back offi('f>. genera j I-lave too many to list Bayside in Corona del Counly area. 6''6-5388
Ch ROYAL practice, Salary open. !'.1all * Electronic Technicians Liz Rl!lnder's Agen('y ! l\lar? \Ve need you to • \VELD J·; n \\"/ornamental You can arg• \\Tillen •esume lo BOX 378 4020 Birch St., Sultc> 11» r \\'atch one 8 yC'ar old . . 7 2 5 ,. ~ INDUSTRIES ' ' New;:ort Bench 833·8190 ! boy this Sun1mer. iron l'Xpcrienee. ''
----DAILY PtLor B1o100a '"and. ca1. !ll<62 Transducer Assemblers Dial A Job 1133-4855 ' caro1 833-')14; u.,.,,, cony•n Rd-Lag Sch * H()tiSEl\EJ·.iJf<r •. Ji\"("\n. Classified Ads ~ E. Dyer Rd * 494-6376
O\\•n 1·111. T.\'., grl pay. 2 Sanl ,_ "'"'ZlO Merchandising No Ch•rge To You
Child, s.1,11e En~ I i sh 6 a '~"a oJ'f\r-SK Established 1965 "~;'."' .. _ 42"5678 I Equal 0 •"°' Emvroyer :!_' ILLED * Calibrators -sE·c -fiETARY-
1-H?L~1·.ht--LP~-H. \\'C1n1an or ?>.1AJDS. Full & part.~me. Rapidly growing 1irm needs ~1rl fol' <1n. ~·ld('i'ly person. The fa s!C's l draw 1n the> We.c;l. I \Viii train. Apply 10 an1·3 OR ( l tndiv. who v.·ants to ,row & ,
• &16·8269 • . ..• Daily Pilot Oassifiod pm, BEN BROWNS. 31106 UNSKILLED * RSll_RC ors advance w/dynamk lirm.1
I NH Al.A TIO~ Therapist for Ad. Call 642-5678. l Coast H"''Y· So. Laguna r-" Call Coastal Pers onn e I 'i
'''"'"'-';"" r>rog•"m. A 11 MEN Electron1·c Assemblers Agency, 540-«!55, 2 79 0
"11111-;. 1·,,r.>;t111nrl Dept, ~ ;""-NF;EDED * Harbor Blvd, CM
'"'''" lln'!Htal. N.B. £~{11\ STAR GAZEK;.J\,7 NOW S ECRETARY/Admln.
TELEPHONING
Male or fem. P/t\ml'
telephone help for Chamber
of Commerce. Pick your
™·n hours 10e.m·3pm or
'.lpm·8pm. $2 per hr + ·
honus. Plt>asant spetiklng !
voice. Fron1 our office.
Apply 315 3rd St., Suire E.
Hunt. Bch. l\'trs. Orosz.
Apply 28th & 291.h.
WHO \VANTS TO WORK?
DRIVE A CAB!
CHOOSF.: your houn, work
for yoursell, be ,your own
bosa. Men or women. Can
be slightly handicapped.
Neat • Clean Appearanct.
Vts., retired. A(e 25 to 70.
Supplement your income.
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Yellow Cab r.o .. 186 E. 16th B CLA y R. POLLAN To \\"Ork for Jorge electrical * Test Techn1'c1'ans Assist. for P.R. finn. Must AllU l' u1u cnnccrn in Ol'al1ge 'County be organized, xlnt ~ypist & .-1? "'"~' 1r ~ Yovr Oo.11 Adi•i'1 WifM J:J.. u,,, :1 .rf"\ area. speller. Send resume stating ~,,,~." Atco1rJi11g lo I~• 51ori. oci. n~l"-' IMMEDIATE salary req. lo P.O. Box
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ofyourlodiocbirttislgn. E xper. Not Necessar,1y SECRETARY, Expe.r. Good ~~. ~~~~~'"' Due To d d d ( A hie t yping , shorthand, !~-,':~ Xlnt Train!"" ' * Wei e Mo u B ssem rs dfctaphone, 10 key add & .. ~, ''11' tilln1 skills reqU:lred. Salary ;~:' .. ~;~ 01r.eodt ·~l!4!-,,~·$15Q WEEKLY We offer excellent working oonditions & ~~~f>tmtf~.&skUls.
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v v-~ l......., '' ~ nsca $475. AJ80 Fte Jobs. Call E t 221 J=..t ===-=~ Ill. ")a.__ $.t{ly Hart,~. COas:lal • I . . .. )Ok .,,,......,.. '°&"'..--JML.-~ Per"l!OflOO ~. 2190 ~-@<ldw .. C)Nl:ll.J • :::~; ':, -l!!!!!!!1!1An•Eq•u11a111o11p!!lpol!rtunl•!lb'.•. •E•m•pl.oy.er
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UH eye II I ~· To You_,, 8045 Mlscello!P-• 80tO Mlseello.-a iOiO I Misc. Wonted IOI! : Plonoa i ~9ona i090 1 BOats, Morino Eq. 9030 Boots, Powor 90io
ORANGE co. UL!'1'4TE 10 speed, new FRIE KITTENS --s~R·M LETS .. •ORIENTAL Rl,IGSe • PIANOS 1WANRER.'v.1ve1 drlve ,ICLASSIC U' Soulh eoa.1
ANTIQUES 11 Cttaeen1 Monarch Mark Call MIY"J35J ~ Ir\! • Prlv party needa: aeveml • ORGANS marine trans, Ll.ke new, lor I l..apgtrake. Rtstottd to n\!nt
S.W.E. 1st St., Santa Ana XX, handmade in Sweden, PLEASE '.'1J:. .. ~ame'1 Clyde. .. • • ~ ' used Persian & Chlne!'e 327 (..'hcyy. Also, Chryllt>r t.'Ond. Compleled !5/lSn~
Open 7 days, 9 " 6PM:: ~lloi ''4.-':i'~~i I'm an °'r0: 7 m<>tl. Bo• h.ar1one St2m;:er ANSWERS ,,.. •. & lopestri<'S 644-0.126 Rentals fr $5 ~:,.::.o:..~1 ~r::· ~: ~'::. w~teb! !;!'.;.":.=:
NEW EUROPEAN ' Unti wnftaketrad ~~ trined.54 i:::.l. ~ WA"ITTOBUY· I f 644-1295 altcrnutor. dua.l b8.lt.
SHlPPMENT ln, liu.nclreda I ' ~ ' Want good home for 2 ol!?er Toward -Twnld -Burt,y _ PLATE BURNER ~nd , 0 r. . · _ _ crptd, new malthlne na
of anllques-roJI top•· ~. Pvt parV, · j Chihuahua's. Adults only. Says· Invite _ OUT of the TUBE MULTI (any condJ. Open ~lghh tll 9 S V·bottom fuel tanks. l.J.45 I 10p. Fl ·1 Acrylon f'(}Ver . 2
lleeretarles·haU treesmarble SCHWINN 10 Speed, ,Xlnt • 548-5428. • lnvestlgl\Ung Congressional I * Sf4.3417 * S•ft tll .5 :30, Sun. 12-5
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wash stands. Come and cond. $50. Must s e I I· ctrrE Kl'ITENS Con1mlttees are now kM~'tl 1 WANTED to buy .f'lectric *Pl1nos A Grinds* i pla.!!l\c. 64~. 642-5449. fishing. A $6000 OOy boat lor
brouse . ~49 -WEANED &: TRAINED COME TO MY NEW tt$ "Toothpaste Committees,". typewriter lW.1 pttfen'e(I Baldwin -Cable -Olickering I S499!i. call 67~47'..!·I.
ANTIQUE SCHWINN TANDEM 548-4615 ltl because they squee~e e\'ery-3800 Apt K South Flower. ·Fischer -Kawai -Kimball 1 Boats, PoWer 9040 tm 23, Thompson fib~.'rgls
SHOW & SALE Bikt. fi5, &42-4622 Fur"ltvrt 8050 ~J1JE.they .:an OUT or !he Santa Ana 545-9685. ' M= ·-M~:;! ~a$,~i'n: Lapstrake ofl shore crubwr.
100 Exhlblton BultdJnn M1hrl1l1 8025 I Of ~''"' -Sto._, & om . Win· Fully equip. r-.tcrc. 110.
Long Beach Arena ··• CHINA cabinet, Dre x e I BARTLETT c. Fum. & Equip. 8085 te?'. \vn:iilzer . Yamaha * Ahoy There Docked in Newport Harbor. 1
Ocean & Long Beach Blvd BARN aiding; 50 yrs oJd, Interlude style, ma hog. f ASH~ON FLOOR COVERING _,EXEcc;;-d sks 8, New Spinets n. ........ $59S Memorial Day Special I $6500. Troll{'r B\'ttil. Days ~~ 30, 31, June I & 2 from E. Wash., greys & :~~ct~~~~ ~~lea~·~ 788 W. 19th St,, C.M . [ JI" X ~; ~ sh;;"~ Uaed from ............ s95 PRICED TO SELL \ ~i:· 1:; v cs I wk n ds
F'rl, Sat 1-10 pru browns $1.10 per bd ft. Quality custooi f Io or desks "'ood office desks. Playcn " ...••..•.• $895 THIS \VEEKEND ~"~~·-------
Se Sunday12-6pm 493-5088. ==n ~~r: !~· ~7 BOUTIQUE l"OVerlng .. rc~turing Nalco. arm' chairs, r-.1ech Grand.'! " . $395, \7' 'J'.Bird 140 l\1erc. \V/trlr 13_'. ~STON \\'haler. 3:) h.p.
kullch Production C•metll & Equ!p. IO~ .,...... Armstrong &; Congoleum. calculators, $2{).-JO., 2 DR *ORGANS* list $5175. Spel'ial $~.J9i E>:•nrudc. Ver~ 1:ood co~.
AppU1nce1 8010 MINOLTA 101, fi.7. Like \Vkend.s, or aft 6 wk.days, Guaranteed 1ns1aJJaUon & Letter lire sate file, Elec. Baldwin • Conn. Hammond . . --$950.-Also nt•1v .7.1 ;\lcl't'. 7 J ~ pertonnance. Over 30 yrs. type \V rite rs, library Ka"·al • Kim.ball • Lowrey _ IS f orn1ula 165 l\l c r c HP never Ullt'rl·1n rrate, $350
FREIGllT DAMAGE SALE 1 new, $175. I KlNGSIZE bed, xtra firm, exper. (."OU nters, t b Is, \l.'Ork I Rodgers • 1bomas . · m· "'/trlr, hst $66~. \\'knd ) Pvt p11rty. Gi.1-711·1.
new Hot Point Re ( 1 g '. &IS-2ll6 aft 3 & wknds new, lncl. mattress, ~~ FREE ESTIMATES . bf.>nches. Fluor. fixt., lit. aha • Wurlitzer. only $-1895. j 27. 0 \\'E N s Sportfish~r.
era1ors, WasherB, 01 __ & springs & lrame. $165. . call 646·1442 1 racks. shelves, Optigan ..••••• , •••. , •• , $1riO , 20, F 1 t•• \I 1 1 1 FIB dual rontrols &· ,_., C ••u ( rtb $350) Qu PIERCE ENTERPRISES Lo S · $'5 onnua M . rr1·.11 1·1·, • • Di&h"·ash('rs New War-1t1 --"'O · eensize ELECTRIC bu i It -in 1867 \V l9th CM 642 ·3408 wrey pmet • ··" •· · 1 ' list S7695 \\'knd :-.(>C1.·ial compa:-.St's, rqu11>. for spnM ranly, Credit. B of A, 3623 $145. Inc. delivery. Usually Frigidaire range 2 yrs old: · · · -Wurlitzer Spine!, new .. $499 . ~.) I fishing. Lo eng. hrs. $3200.
\V. \Varner, Santa Ana, near FREE TO YOU! I home 832-2488. $85. Gas range $ 35. OKS $15 up, Exec. swvl chn * WIN FREE * j . 673-33...1\8
llarbor. 979-2921. Very homely e.i.ght·week old MOVING Eaat·niu.st s e 11 Automa!ic washer in good $1_5/~. Secy ch rs $8/24. ORGAN LESSONS
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HEAVY duty K e n m 0 re 1 kitten. everything. 4 full rooms l"Ond $45. 63 J\1erc for parts Pierce 867 \V 19, C~1. C & 1 11 'pect f 1 ·
'"a•her all cycle• •vocado : 549-4338 after 5. !urn Liv•'"• rm d1'n rm 1 has 300 block con1plete &12-3408 , FULLERTON MUSIC 1970 is· Cobal1 163 :\!ere. us,1 u r _eq1
1"1P 1 or 11· " · "0 ' · ·• lb I d' & he 11· ___ , _., """ 1 1 1 1 per rru1s1ngt: 1s uns 1 ll green like new $100 ~ n..... 8040 full bedroom set and 2 P , P _s, ra K> at~r a \VAL.NUT Secretary desk,! 18191 Euclid, Fountain Valley 1ruuce" to~·""'· nc . tr r, J\I .· · _14.gl8-Jfi!f' 963-6488 F v ca ' -¥11• singe beds 5051 Cheryl Dr. y,·ork first $~. Takes it all,. swivel chair & filing cabinet 557-4836 h.p. OB + e;'(tras. exi<'O. j • ·•
R.nt W •. ,h.ers/Dryors e PUPPY WORLD e H.B. 12 noon-8 pm. KarmanR Ghia ~_!:!pr.:_d for' $175. 496-1054 after 6:00 122 N. Harbor, Fullerton 1970 20. Skip,·a·k 16. 110 '1'.\ SK!P Jack 20. 0JX'n G Dune uggy. <J"ll;l"""'O't7 or ' p.m 871 _1805 .. .1 cruiser. IO\\' hrs. S<ile l pui1·
$2. Wk. f<'ull nialnt. \Vntch dov -ennan Shep. DREXEL drop leaf extension 2236 ''B" Pla(.'<'ntia, C.M. PRIV. P'fY must ••cn'fi'ce ready for fit-.hing <in trlr. · nership or tra-:.:! doii·n. * 639 I 2 herds, Cbihuahuas, Tiny dining table, 4 captain's .... Pf:IVATE PARTY \VANT$ QI 1·995 l l9'91'"
-1(1 * Poodle•. Pit Bull•, """ka· FOR END MOVING : Dray,'ingboards,2 Olli'"" full of -·tch;ng · I ny J · " .. "·cc·c.~=·------1 \.-U\: chairs. all dark finish. adjustable ulayn<>n "'-""'" TO BUY PIANO FOR _ CLE-N 'GS ll' B * * REBLT Y.·ash~r. dl'ye1-s I poo, Old English, Samoyed, ~ ;; c e J . cond., $500/0fler . ' ,.. ··-· fu111i1ure. Used only 2 mths. CASH. 1~ 1 ( l\lih·h{'ll 1:i h p A ~st on
di;h/ivsh. $50 & up to t y; Dachshunds, Huskies, Pugs, 557-£ffi5 babytencla, pictures, lanips, l\lfldc by Cole. 552-7997 * 0 ,1,944• * OB & tl'lr. :w i::al . fut'I. + v \Vhaler 100hp Johnson, J" °'6-5218 ·~ 20 hand lawn ffiO\Vers , l'.rl('ket ..,.. ;) h I I s~·~ gnr. ..... or o.>a-76 . 100 MIXED PUPS! Stud ,· 7 PC o· Se Sol OF THE b . ood b . . b T\VO 26 Dra\l.'er KARDEX • Berth, 11l111\,'lCUla1L'. s1:J{(J. \\' ('(' tr r, xlras. ~NV Service f.1ost Breeds. Open : .. · •n~tte t. "· c: air,. w en c air \\"JI 1 • Sporting Goods 8094 1 ; ~l:-i-7:{37. -RE1''RJGERATOR $85. 2 y1· Evo• •• 15021 L1v1ng-rm tables, White , l'Ushions. adding n1ach1ne,: .l'lLES, $225. both. 1972 20. Sk" · k Hi-:\le 1 ----------\\•arrant:y. l'i c·u. ft. · ~~ · ." . nietal kitch. cu.binet, dble jt.'Ollector'.s) 1vnrm ("Oa! • 536-7'176 NE\V I 'IJlJiH' .l · re.
8-17-1184 BEAUTIFUL l11tlo Yorksh•"'e mattre•s & box spr1'ng. ""'I l1"in beds, frame.~. ·~lo•·cd' i custorn surfi>?ards, top I CompletC' 11•/!rlr, B1n1inl,) Boats, Rent/Char. 9050 " ~ 0 TH ' ., ._ qualty, l "'eek delivery. $90. rovers, 1rin1tabs, rl u al MAYTAG or Kenn1ore auto. Terriers. 8 wks. old. Sired bel~·n 4 & 8 PM. 645--05.31 M N plastic pieces for Crafts. I Pianos & Organs 8090 Al 1 peel . bl k S3~ I \vasher.s. S50. cu. Fret! by AKC CH Kirn e 1' s Odds & ends. Evenings 67~1~ ia an s a. batteries. Extr~ c I e <t n · 42' NE\V Chris-Craft delivcrt~ & guar. 546-8672. Buckaroo. Males & Females SHHHI FURNITURE !1~8-2152. WE'RE DIFFERENT . . . • Reduced to S699.>· NO SKIPPER IF
LADY h.'ENMORE "'usher & for show or pet. 497-1684 AT WHOLESALE( SALE I BUY!! H.egardless of the "P'antasticl TV, Radio. HIF1St.8098 1972 20' Searay 390 f~orrl/Jr1. VOU'RE QUALIFIED
dryer, HlilVest Gold. G&S eves. or Sat &: Sun. ! 894-2020 Prices" that one. reads : SALE OR TRADE SUPER SKI SPEC I ,\ L Flv.Br1dge Sport i;-isherman.
Refrlg & ,;tove. 64&-1092 ocx; OBEDIENCE CLASS : WAN-·o Good, used turnilure & about,. !he fact is ~hat : PHILCO COMPONENT S-1500. Plush. Jo'ull electronics, full
A • TO Stsirt Wed J 5 . the •"" apnliances or \viii sell for you 1 competlhon keeps prices . . 1 ~Alley, sho"·er, etc. Foi
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546-4928 646 8686 or 833--9625 yous op. ~ ose very cw ' · Enjoy the salty a 1 l'. }"ish, (·ruise. t"°Ockrail. 1'1!".
e AUCTION e ! GOLDE~ RETRIEVER I G~~h':n"~~I ~fa~1o';!~~:i'i 839-00 ~t-6 ::~~d~y548·6349 ~~~:e ~ftre~~~g~~~~ \\'ill ~el~:~l~~~J,,, or :~s~:~~Y &s~at~:ls~ loo)\ al ~~J:.!00, 962·2301 Sund<i~
I JRISH SETI'ER puppies. ari 2Pm, 646-6056. C BIN_ S f sales111en listen hard lo trade for small portable 11 CSON 26 , 1 fl 163151•17~~ch. 5 "'ks. old. cus.TOMgametbl,yenrold, A ET aa•',bKttl"hen &I \vhat you say, they're or?? Call 673-4266 Eves NEWPORT PACIFIC ·:RI , ···soup 1·q111
...., sensitive to ~·hat you really after 8 or ~·ei:!kends. 2200 \V. Csl H"""" Ne\\poi·t , :-.lps . 5 Ch1.u:1e1· da/\\k J. !\TENS Store FixturPs · ' sohd ivalnut, 34Xl-l, open Unfinished Prefinishcd ant & they have th ~ pr/flly 846-(H:t~ GREAT PYRENEES PUPS,; "'X68. Xlnt cond. ''7-~•·•. Y'' e 25" Color TV Z ·th Beach. f>.lj.-3880 I ' ' 'J.-BUILDING in S<tntu Ana ..,.. JJ ~ Counter Tops also . tnvcnlory to make the . en 1 , B t S ·1 9060
to he n1oved . AKC. Champ line. Bef. * QUALITY Soi & llARDEN ENTERPRISES ! perfect match between gu~ranteed picture _ t~be ; 13.6. SEAWITCH 25 HP, , _o_a_cs';.._a_i -----·I
3· DESERT Land, approx. 11:30 ?r aft. 2 p.m. or wk· Loveseat. Like ~ e \V. 815 \V. 18th St. c. to.I. ,1' Organ & Organist, Piano & $2'2.>., excellent condition.· EV1nrude enc .. elec. starter, I 1-~LIPPER /DoH
10,000 acr<'s ~·/\\'Iller. nds. call 633-082'.l. Cus1om-1nade. Ca:ll 968--7910. &12-2842 Pianist. If you are thinking Phone 548-1395 after 3 pm. I cable control, trlr & access. . 22_ w y,
t'or info. on above auction BASSET puppies. AKC, 1 SOLID Mahogney oval dinin REDECORATING SA LE : about a . k e Yb oar d 11 incl cover. 847·4738. . i Phon! ~2-Ht2l
call: ~ks old, Chan1p, ~lood I tlbl. Needs refinish ing. s1! Inst rument, give us a try. ~ CHRIS CRAFT Cabin \\\"Ill
Col. R.F. Byerl:v ~'~~·A~• unusual markings,., 842-81~2. _ . · f,;verything niust go. Divan, \Ve, thi.n.k you'U agree that I ,Bolts Ind . I a. ,e screiv 25 .. Sips ;,, head .~ \ 2·1" SCllOCK. 6 hp f'.:\·inrude,
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DIVERSIFIED AFGHAN Pu . AKC I Q~ EENSIZI;: Ihde-a-bed. t' ha i rs . spri ngs & COASI' MUSIC ga ey. · ·--. 1 67:t-424:J aft Ii pni.
AUCTJONF:F.flS ppies, 'I Like new. Cost $325. Asking n1atrrcsses, dr<tpcs, & Nc\vport at Harbor, C.f.f. S~ARP 32' Luhrs '67. F/B, I SET SO l , AT
NATIONW'IDE show6~~r· 6rr~s11 . Sl95_o~~rter. 67!'J-1841 1"!1a tct;1ng bedspreads, etc. i . 646--0271 General 9010 diesel. fbgls. Man)'._ extras I C'A1:AJ\1ARAN Ir u LLL s'
LICE:-.ISED BONDED-GRANDFATHER \'\ Sal, Sun & ~on only. Call 1 Btookhurst at Talbert, FV ! $17,501 O\\•ner. 64.2-J.183. neiv .. S300. 642_5856 INSUH~D ltGc•",.E~!bleDAtoNEgoodPuphop;m"e·. CLOCK , I , be!l\·een 9 & 6, 673-4046. i 963-6733 LEARN . 28' TROJAN, '65 galley, head, -.-H.OB·l·E-CAT-16' .-
MEMBER 0 ,... V ' I r.11sc. & Furnilurc. Eves & ' sle('rs 4, lmmac. $8500. • , 1 Allcr10NEl~AX~~~ AH 1 pm, 8.16-5532 • 64~2820 J ,. \Vknds., 5592 f'e111hill Circ., I co NT IN u Ou S FREE BOATING SAFETY Offer. Priv. Pty, 67.'.).4142. SI39a 673-0636
610 S. BROADV.'AY, S.A. : GERM'AN Shep.,. AK C. I BLUE VF.LV~ SOFA No. C. liunt . Bch '8et1Vn ORGAN CLASSES FOR SAIL OR POW~R 18' GLASSPAR 1.0 . Volvo LIDO 11, No. 219!1. ready tc
j58...,2899 or RJ.>2228 ! champ pedigree. Silver, Blk I e~cellent condition . • /. I \\'arner & Hell , oH GrahamJ I ADULTS. Every Tuesday FREE CLASSES go; sails, 11·ailt•r, cover. nuirkings, 7 ~·ks. 879-4649 $185. 646-.J961 . I . T:30pm. Start any week. By Balboa Power Squadron engd, 4 cyl, fu4191., c~a~~~as, xlnt t.;x<'ellenr. 67:Hj966
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Misc. Wanted 8081 1 Tom Dieterich in charge. start Aton., June 3, 6:30 pm con · $1500. ,,.......,...,, ., .
-----IRISH SETTER pups, AKC, G S J Ne~·port Harbor Yacht Club Vacancies cost money? Rent 1 2:i. SLOOP. \\'OCKI, tnbrd eng, *Col. R.F. Byerly* lop l'hampion dame & sire. arage ale 8055 1 \\'ANTED· ELEC TRAINS' CoN "'t rtMllSBl;cdCosallaHarMeborsa. 720 W. Bay St. ! your hou••, apt.. ,,,.... d.1c sails, sp1nkr. XI cond & ASSOCIATES ,>l .. lc 7 mos.~ '14'. " - . . ' ewpo v · · ;><; ,. 134= 61' 1297 Di\'ersified Aut·IK>n{'('rs " ~ " YARD Sale·'IV's, stoves, /f Std. ga~~~· 0~~cr. 1'"1yer, & 1· &~-2851 Call 548-9978 ! bldg., etc. thru a Daily Pilot · ""· ::>-• •
LAND, TURQUOISE, Fre• To You 8045 sofas, other ho u se ho J d . 1 Lionel. ;rtU-O<J..<V tor details. I Classified Ad. CLASS SELLS -642-5678
,\L.'TO'S &· ETC. COCK·A·POO sm11.ll items. 1967 Fiat. excellent f Autos, Imported 9700 Autos. Imported 9700 Autos, Imported 9700 Autos. Imported 9700 Autos, Imported 9700
. NATIONWIDE I spayed fem~IC' AU ~~tl:.c~ j co:idi!ion, 919 ::>ak, Cl\!. ' /
L11."ensed, BondC'd & Insured ' yr. ilsebrkn 675-2533. . ~Sao:',.:-':::10:.:"::,· ~.~.~--~~
f.tem be r of Nat ion a J THE 'BLU1' lo &Garage full of J
Auctiol'ICf'rs AMO<.". Sugar Bowl, Cotton Bowl, beautiful furnitu1'£', lamps,
610 s. Broad\vay, S.A. Orange Bo~I or any. kind stereo, ett'. l\lovcd·can'1 i / :;.~2899 si:;...2228 ot . bowl will sell .. "'Ith a US('. Ridiculoos prices? 406 .. ···': v_.., ' CLASS SEU.S _ 00-567'8 l ~~ot Classified Ad! Vista Quinta. NB. Mon S.5. j
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A CONVfNl£NT SHOPPING ANO
SEWING GUIDE FOR THE
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For In act In
C1ll Mary Beth
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pla1•e11 In th!~ hrP"1Y fronl
and bark 111•n••l»d ruloll11
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2 ~ yard• 'O·l11ch f11brl<:.
Send $1.00 (Of' each p.attern.
Add 25 conll fOf' each p.allern ror fir.1t·class mall and tpeeial
handling: otherwise
lhll"d·cl1ss delivery will lake I three wttllsor more. Send to
Marian Martin. 442, the Dalb'
P\kJt.
httern Dllp\., :!32 \\"est t~th 8L. New York, N. Y. IOOtl.
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11e11·e11t., crochl!'<led 1opperl
Jiu everrtblnr; -wide ~
ven;double-breut"ed, bultona.
11mart u~h. big IM)CkeU. Cro-
chet or knitting "'oniWd ta
two color11 to shell &Utch.
J'•Urrn 1230: •lies 8·18 Incl.
7S CENTS for each .,.(tern,
Add 25 cenll for each pall.em
'for fll'Sl-tlasa mail and special
llandliag; otherwise
thintcl11S detiwry wiU take
lhree weeks or man. Send to
.AUce Brooks. 105, the Dally
Pilot, N""'1ecnJl n..t.. Box
183. Old Cbelsea SlMkn. ~
Yott. N.Y. lOOlL Pril'llNtme.
Address, Zip, Patl•r•
Number. 'New I lit 1DOel llOPQlar th~
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& !\tisc.,298-1 Andros, C.l\'I,
Horses 8060
MARF. gent 1 e. y,•e\!
mannered, 20 years old
super \l.'ilh kids Slj(l, So1ne
lack.
642-5563
FLASllY & genUc Sorrel
mare. 4 \\'hite socks &
blaze. 1st $375. 894.1().14.
11.2 REG. Thorobred. Geld·
ing, 6 yrs old. $1,00l. or
best offer. 831-1240.
BEAUT 2 yr, Filly T .:>robrd
' Qtr 1-lorst'. llalter !rained.
··eainbi" S300. 962-437{)
Miscell1neous 8080
MILl.JON $ In J~\•elry.
1 Antiques. Wkly auctions. \Ve
are buyers ol fine jewelry, I Antiques, furnitut'£'.
Desert Galleries West
(TI4l 645-2200
Charlie's Tr•ding Post
494-1629
We Buy, We Sell
j Anliques, Metals, Junk · 4'
1 Fluorescent lites, 5 gal Gov.
i gas can.'i, gas h1rs.
CRIB/Kan! \\el 1natt~ss
used for one child -like 1ie\\'
$2:i 979-11123 9:3 Carnation
Ave. Costa r-..1 es a
Greenbrook Homes
TRIPLE dresser. n1irror, 2
night stands, headboard
white $60. 979-8123 93.1
Carnation Ave. Costa Mesa
GrC'Cnbrook Homes.
TIRES
5 OC'ltn 1().. 60 x 15 on-road
tires, rated for high~·ay use.
4 used & 1 lle\V $100.
675-t145.
GREEN Hide·a·bcd. faded
suitable f or recovering.
Good mattress $10. Bro1vn
vinyl recliner & foot stool
$15. Aft ~M & v.·eekends.
545-8157
CR.m/Kant wet 1nattre~s
used for one child -Uke new
$25. 979-8123. 933 Carnation
Ave. Costa Mesa
Greenbrook Homes
TRIPLE druser, miJTOr, 2
night stands, headboard -
wh1te $111. 979-8U3 933
Carnation Ave. Colt& Mesa
Greenbrook Homes,
TOUOl & 51."W Singer Sew.
mach., $75., 14 cu. ft. ,.,..,_,,... Relrl&, $ 8 5 •
057-«155
4."i" drop leaf maple cocktaU
t61. $25. Crib, hJ.<br, ""'"' chr $15. Pwr lawn mowtr
SUPER
PANTS A SALE
Up To 50 % OFF!
Some Famous
Brand Names
Clearance On
BLOUSES & SKIRTS
Reduced To
$2, $5 & $1
NEW ARRIVALS
FROM
JACK
WINTER.
& OTHERS
FOR YOU TO
SEE & BUY
Let Me Help
You Select Clothes
to Go W ith You
& You Ar& Glad
They Did!
FASHION
BOUTIQUE
(Behind International House of Pancakes)
$20. 1144-Ulll. 333 E11t 17th Street
TELEPHONE AnL Macll.
ni-brand, 10 collo, Soc. Cosio Mua, Coli!. 92627 ~.~ '
TRADE my 23!' B & W TV (714) 64>8322
far >'OU!' 1011 .. 12" l')()t'f, T:. Xlnl pie. 511-2904.
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BIL L JONES '
B.J. SPORTSCAR CENTER INC.
DEMONSTRATORS
Buy Now & SAVE!
'74 124 Sedan
Radio, Automotk #93710
'74 124 Sedan
Radio, 4 Speff #0'¥797
'74 124 Wagon
AM/FM Radio, 4 &peed #19295
FIAT Executive Cars
REGISTER NEW
'73-124 Sedan ......... $2495
Automatic, radio & heater. #21832
'73-124 Sta. Wagon. $2495
Automatic radio, heater #888'8
The Outstanding Gas Saver
1973 FIAT 128 2 DOOR
(434HTP) AM/FM Radio
+ T & L
Just Arrived!
'74 FIAT 124 SPORT CPE
for
Immediate Deliver'"·
A Large Selecti o~1 l
New FIATS ar?d
Late Mode~
IMPORTS
1 72 FIAT 850 SPIDER
(206ETN}
1 69 FIAT 124 COUPE
Radio, heater, air cond. (15SBEX)
'71 FIAT 850 COUPE
(817DPV)
'70 FIAT 124 SPIDER
EJ1tra Sharp, (410BSW)
the most modern Sports & Foreign Car Service Dept. in So. Calif.
Custom Painting & Body Shop
our facility is equipped with the latest electronic automotive equipment
pen Daily7:30 a.m. to .5:00 p.m.Open· Thursday7:30 a.m. to 9:00p.m
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I MotorcyclH/ : Motorcyci H/ · AntlquH & ciH1lc 9520 I Aulot W1nlocl 9590 j Aile Romeo 97U BMW 9712 \ Joguu ' tno ~p.::0.;.'°;.;c;;.;h,;.•----:--·i
., PAanC CATAMARAN. Scooton 9150 ! Scooton 915~ ''1 FORD \Voody, 001 1 CADILLACS '68 All• Romeo Berllna 2 lo CREVIER BMW : 70 JAGUAR '6:ii~~i!/·i ~j,'t
...,.,_ bull w/aJwnn 1 AWARD e SPRING e rurulin1. Nff'd11 restonna. gr~ Dl~.ne o-wner. Sales • St:'Yt.oo • Leulna1 XJ6 $5600 Immac. 4&t-186i
..... .MtJ ri&ged, lndd MOTORCYCLES I LlGHT \VtlCJIT Be111 ofr. 6'6-1346. L•rgiit S.ltctk»n 208 W. lat, $.A. ~31TI Moss INfD with black '73, 914 Gem. Beautiful
'fralat. a .,..m moo. Honda, Triumph, \'1tnlaha • SALE e HMO BUICK, 4 Dr Special. Co~,'!~~~;. ~=De-Audi 9707 , USED 8MW1 lntertor. Full tu ct a r y condlUoo.6141;6?'~ ( 9 - 5 ).
m lllf .. &.exJi 16*1 Nevt'port Blvd, Colila I \\le service ~·hat 'ft'fl sell. Excellent cond., ~1Ull see! vule. -E" Ooradot -Col . , ,71 m t>qUlpm~mt. lDN mileage & i>"'M•4
IUWW\l'S 11'. •·oat. J ~ ?il'.Ha . 1 Buy now v.hile good ~lection 1 Sl,850.Js.t. offer 963-6778 vertJbltli. AltG niany oth~ '71 AUDI 100 LS. Alt, auto., ./ 70 2002 \ absolutely flawlesa. •72 SILVER Tara•. 2.4 9UT
_. vi cl ter. Sea&WI 642-4345 j is stlll a 1allablt>? 1 Rec Vehicles 9530 select CndJlac~W AM/1''M 1tereo, 1wuoof, J1 :611n 2500& ..,_ JAGUAR D!ALER 2.4. super cond. For lntar. o.a. Mr .,,. ams. .M~ SAC '70 Harley Davidson 1 HARLEY-DAVIDSON I : • New tires &: atv>cks. 24 Mi, VBi-ua . call ~n.'l.
Ill. W. • ~ ofkr, JJl't. Sportstcr Trike!. Ne"-' J y u( Westmlm;ter CLASSIC 'j7 Che SIB I I per gal. 1.twrt sell! $3,CMX> C•prl 9715 ' ,,;71:;:;,91,;4C:,P"0:0R;'iSCH;;.,E","".x::;ln:;t-:cond=, ~. tbf)IZI I I reconsiructed (ng. Ex1ren\e .
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9306 BolSA, We1tn1lnsler C , 327 vy 4 .....1 • 556-0'l89 Eves It weekends rutklng $4,oo:>. Daya 613-3017,
J 3 • U J B.O iq OE t. L. E lo ml"s. Sbow bike . Betv.'11 Brookhurat & Magnolia Hamdropcr; __ • Nc'u ·tire 5~ '72 AUDI tOOLS Auto. trans., '73 CAPRI VS, air, ~-or s~ -....... __ ,,.,., .,,..,A "' • 'A" Y u........ ev,o s QI G S f Lo O)lletl Eve1. ,,,......,.,,, --C .a r ~free $1800/~t o!r. 61.) C ' I o;J.>"u.&•, "' · ·""' paint. Compl reblt . .Camper sunroof, &: immaculate ln & rot.IP. unmo:. · PORSCHE 914-6, ln xtnt. ~ a.ps j. UR i:ra· Vic1or1a, Ct-.1. I I sips 4. Woodpanel, bit-Ins. out. 8.11-a).W Dir. Xlnl cond. $3695. 646-7867 corld. t.tany xtra1, stereo &
'1'5-4JC& '71 YAMAHA 6,j(), raring,, Motor Hom•s, Saddle tanks, deaert lights, TOP DOLLAR PAID Detsun 9720 3100 W. Coast Hwy., ~.B. tape. 644-2621
iiOiiiP; .• JS . '111'. Don't Intl' eag.. $825. Can be "''"I Sal o/Roni 9160 FMSteroo, 11!9:>. M 1 k e, IMMEDIATELY . BMW 9712 I 642·9405 · ~::.:..::::.='----I
new, Dl!ld 5 times, ce:n night!! al 4~ Flower, Costa 548-1781 • \Vc.k. 5<:-6333. FOR ALL FOREIGN cARSl 73 DATSUN 610 :·s1-J'AGUAR, se<!"'!1: Ch!aslc nor\•t give up the ahlp!
oood. 80-l!:lT. ?itesa. &U-3355 1' •VACATION • WJJL BUY YOUR REOtE-Call or come in to aee us. I 2 door hard top 4 speed air body slyll'. XK1'. Eng.. "l.\st" JI in claulfJed. Ship
HOBIE tt. 2 ~ rM"ing 'TJ. KA\VASAKI lJO Enduro, AT YOUlt O\VN PACE ' . ' ATIONAL VEffiCLE PAID 1 Uni. IUUI JOI cond, mog ~Hh;, ~inyl Beautiful $850. a.16-l9IB aft 4 1 tu Shore Results! 642--5678.
_., -~J" .,~ f" , 1 ,-~I Oloose frcun So. Calif. FOR OR N C -A•,,. .. IAN pm 'RW'P·· C9.r" •uuou., .,.,.,.,. I inn .. J\tontesa .,.., "l.argei;i Selection." .. OT. ALL US Uil"'V"""" rool (230GXW) · j
xlnt cond. $850. 56-5735. c<·. 1nnny xtras, make offer. 1 iOver 40 Minis & ~l II 'a) FOR BES PRICE. OPEN M & i · $2499. J•nsen 9732 .A;;:u.cl•:;;';:.•_lm_,_po_rt_od __ 9_700_1 15 ~z· Snipe "'Ip i per s . SlC'Vl', 5'18-1389. ! DALES ' . . ROAD, I~ u NT ING :;" 0 N i D~ ,, -
Trailer, 2 -2 jib, ..... 750 re. KAWASAKI '72.: MOTOR HOME BEACH, 188Cl S.ach Blvd., T CREVIER BMW 73 JENSEN
$'50. H.B. S3G-M96. Lo"'. nnlc"_ E' cc 11cn1 ' RENTALS 84"'l50l. 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. ""west Jst st .... 1 [ INTERCEPTOR Ill LEASE OR BUY
Boats, Speed & Slr.i ,.. I condiuon ti7j-t!().19 I RC'<U11ll [, Sfl.n Juan, Tustin l 4 Whffl Drives 9550 1
1 642·MOS Santa Ana ,..,....,.. 1 ---~-----'HONDA l'iO CB, 1973, '1,000 1714J 8JR.OOOO TOP DOLLAR 1 13.s.3171 Auto trans, air l1)nd, power D.._.,_
12' MINI Sport. N'.ere. 40, l · n1i, ~00. or tak<' ov<'r py1nts SHARE WINNEBAGO I 73 Landcruiser, hardtop, blue 1 1974 BMWs equipment, 1mtural leatht>r DOT ~ old, sell for $110)., or I ut $.$0.71 1no .. 962-7037 A' I & whitt>, 5 Jat>kman wheels, FOR "1V>(>• Bav·J·-3 o SA' '73 DATSUN 240"'. Blrick. Still illtc1ior tl88HMll). ,... 20· I t -st IO i... "vu" 11• .... -..... , · 5 under warranly. AM·FM $9 9 wil~ exchange for t 11 e ''i'2 HONDA 350. EXTRAS. ~ ;0 n e."' •use ~vee.u; a I full roll <'ng-t', l'omplctc SPORTCARS Order your car for delivery 99 •
9''e1ghl, small h.p. boal I.:. E.\:CELLENT CONDITION Y ar . Phone 640-MB... 1 carpets, radio, ribtc lights, in Europe NOW! radio. Air. niags, rally CREVIER BMW molo~ + cash. Ev t' s SiOO. 842~Til ' J 1973 27' \\'INNEBAGO motor· 1 aircraft belts, hitch, aux 19 All niodels &: years ~i~:::· ~~~987r :r~~
6i3-1 •. ,11 tiO"D' CL 1~ , 1 d I home, ha~ everything. Reas. 1 gal tank, day 5.1.'t-~i979 alter SEE US FIRST! EXCELLENT 5 y:eekday•, all day durlnn I 208 \Vest 1st Street
:' .:' •J ,.. con · rates. 962--4587. ' 6 99~2749 Bruee $4200. RE OWN 5 "' Santa Antt 13' Lowman, 3S H.P. ~!« Ln 11•11 . •O J\1PG $375 'olfl'I',
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w/controls. Quick-N-ea.~ 8-12·1.l4'1. Auto Ser. & P•rts 9400 1, ~ .,, i e .12 ~1vana. 4 i;p & aL: WILL guy YOUR 835-3171
car lop kl8dcr. $475 .• f\\10 Pn•1nier helmets, li;c, -~e~\NS~.!~V~~:211~. very ZIMIAllOlllln.,c.M.'4~-MM '.\ • ,71 •. .00-.Auto. ~ !JIS DATSUN, TOYOTA Ka rma nn Ghia 9735 .
S48-12Sl likl' nf''.\'. S2J ca. Call I FOR SALE"-4 \\'hite leller · • · • 7o Bavarifls • 3 in stock OR VOLKSWAGEN '
6T.>-.Sl76 belted tires, also 7 x J~ AP I Trucks 9560 TOP CASH !or clean used at rcduc..'Cd prices PAID FOR OR NOT \\'lLI. '71 KARMAN GHIA
T,..,.utilM Ill all ne11· ... Q .. niil~ comply i L~u,,sler produc1s . Trallct·: .1961 FO_R,D PICKUP Howard Chevrolet . KENT ALLEN 540-0442. li.r•.'~ ·~ painf. &la-3731 or r $ I ] 65,_l_* ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiii· mil ho d ·h --1· ""'8 I lntch tnever used), fits 1 E..XCELL~NT 1.10TOR. ,~~ , , I !J68.--0ll63 11 I <' PIX' ' s arp. :J.) ._, Ford i\luslang '71 to ·73 $25. $400. 962-5159 1 J\<lacA11hu1· and Jnn1bol"<!C I ~ '.:___;. '73 Dalsun 610 wagon, =~=-------
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AM/FM. Mags, Air lfi] .71 NORTON CO~lMANOO 11·1rc mags. $220. Fits ford, , cars and trucks 1=:: I PAY TOP DOL.LAR. CALL Excf'llt•nt condition. Nc11
Campers, Siie/ 1 '?4 Honchts TJO & 550 1 Before 3 pm 997-'.!748.-: '71 FOKD pickup :.6 ton 4 I Newpo11 • ~aeh , . """'-automatic trans, ~ir cond, ! Maida 9738 ' Leas·e or l:suy Rent 9120 Xtras. $1950 & $1700 I speed $l9::.0 01. b<'st oUl'I' 833-055;; Hke new, 16,000 ong mUes. 1 I 1------'---ll
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494-4579 I WE B\JY 2'I02 Ma.,,,-1• Parkway 831--Dir. '72 MAZDA 2 De. !IT, Ml •74 1•210
CAfatPER SHELL for 8' Bed. 2 1!113 C·T·70 TRAIL ;.i .[)(ol!a l0-6() x .1" off-road '63 Cii~VY 1., T. Piel· up tMPORTl~D AtrrOS Mwnon VIC!jo • ·n 240Z. $3700. \Vhl!e w/btk 1-?.t, air cond .. 8 track
(with ventl $150. JIONDAS 400 mi on each I tires, rfltcd for h1gh,vay use. I IC v·o Good BEST PRICES PAIDI USE AVERY P\VY EXIT. inter mags Very nice car stC'rco tape side n101··;ngs
0A" ~~ . ' • 4 used & 1 nc11· $100 I 11' an1pcr. ..,, auto, 831-2Q.IO • 495-4949 ~t• .!.95 ' . II I I , I " ·1 .' I O't~'" Like new . 646-1818. j 67~>-j345_ · · cond., $600. 646-8736. D•an L•wls Imports J' o-v• • ( rac n s, 011·ncr, o 1nL c~.
Motorcycles/ '69 SPORTSTER, xlnt c:ond,.,72 CHEV 307 coin lete 'i '70 FORD Rane-hero. Radio,,ESG Hr.rbor. C.M. 646-930C ORANGE COUNTY 'S '72 . 240Z, air. 111ags,1 landau, t25JFTQJ. St995.
S•ootors 9150 many cx1ras. $1700. I . 1 , P ~ heater. air conn, only $167.)., --OLDEST ?if1chcllns, stereo, etc. Bet;t j
1-..;..c'.;,c;.-'------642-8233 cnguie . actory ne~i. E/Z ' 551--05n/:HG-733l i AUTOS IMPORTED 1 oner. 846-3182. 1
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HONDA CL 200, 1974, Only '69 7j() NORTON SS Frre dc>tivery, "GuaranlC'ed, '74 FORD 3~ ton 4 by 4. ' -1 & D".''fSUN 2-tO Z·5,000 mi.
1692 n1l"s. \Vinrl.~hiclrl & Coinniando. Outs tand in g $~7j 892-9-136 j Loaded. 6000 n1L ! General 9701 1 '' Ex:lros. Hl-'sl offer. Pl": '7'.! MAZDA, RX2, air, sl!'reo, 1
rack. ~79'.i. fi42-30T.l. cond. $800. 979-0648 . . · . . O ti~;}-1·1211 e I' 54G-:l341 lc;llhcr, vinyl roof, clcc.;
'70 CB TJO Honda. 1-::o..1ras. j 67 C~EVY V.'/A1r ~or parts.' I '72 "2-JOZ", A/T, A/C, 12000 antenna 8.19-0440. ~ S6 650 *
$1,050. -Make Oflf'r. ~ · Cl.J\SS SELLS -642-5678 i No~~uig over $.XI. ~R3 1 Vans 9570 I HUGE n1ilcs. $4,700. ·73 STAT ION \\"GN, $28.:JO. ' ,.._ 536-191~ aft 4 P!\I I T ot 9765 · En,..ine,. balanced.!' Just l SELECTION 67."i-6093 or hes! offer. ' leose'orRuu l;========-'c:0c.Y:;cc•:.... ____ = 1 hrokc 111· $200. &12-j563 ) '72 Ci"EVY 3 , T. Van, l:il, 1974 BMW's GT3-3G;)9 ..... , I,..'"'!!'!'!"!'"'!!'!'~!'!'!!'!'!"!!'!!'!'!'!!'!!!"!"-.. I U.S. i\1a" 1tin1s . r. l"g•. \1-s. auto, posi-tract. tape & '. OF ·7o DATSUN Pick Up 1--~.,~4~P~ICX=U~PS~--11 ,., .. ,, in stock ready for lmmedintc J\lust Sell . $1450. M d B 9740 • Bill MAXEY· TOYOTA i fi~~1~1'1 ~~."· A.~lting ~~~1Pf~;'~~i~1·~1;~~~"'n1~. I FINE IMPORTS ll ~~J~~~ain~~~n"~C:;:~s * 5-1--1-3117 • I ere• •• enz , -··n
O•tr 10 Mew •74 Toyoflllon DI_._ I vw BUS Transaxel S7J. 36 hp $3,4j(), 646-23.i; • 73 DATS~N 240Z SALES-SERVICE LEASING Flat 9725 1 ·;1 t>.1EJ{CEDES 4j() SE ~x:-1 ~{2_~
..-1 V\V Engine $100 Both good "67 J•'ORD Van 6 I 3 pd I t012GNNl OVERSEAS DELIVERY ccuuvc Car · one nnly !Ser-...... ~~
,...., ..... OWPriuU l 673-439-i. ' . · 1 panclC'd wtbcd. u":d~r ~~1:'. 73 PORSCHE 914-4 I ROY CARVER, Inc. 1971 FIAT 12-J Spon Spider. IAI No. 017141). Fully equip--I ~~ Il l
BUY NCM' TODAY -OtEOC OUR DEAL! I ~~~~~~~~~ , s1 OCO.URGENT! 6Ta-5T:12 <No . 2625~ ROLLS ROYCE Bl'!\\' $2600. CALL ,.ped-S2'1604E3 nio. lease for I :_.~/~~.. -~ I, '~ e 73 OPEL GT 1 8·16-5966 nios. L + T&L. Why _ ~ ~ ...--J
COIOLLA. IJIOSIDAN I 67 FORD VAN, reblt eng .. 61 A 1 (Sl 7JES' I 234 E. 17th St. l<'nse 4 yrs fro1n others · '66.63 .... · LEASE I[ .... , , cyl, -runs good. s s 0 0.' • 72 s"AA0· B SO-NN' ETT I Costa ,,_1esa • 546-4444 •7o 12-I SPYDER. AM/ri\I, I \\'hC!n you pay no n1ore for
Autoi for SaJ• 673-a789 aft. noon j l"191!"LY• -8-track, mags, xlnt mcc-h a 3 yr lease wjlh us.
-. .................. .......,. '-'-'-' '74 GT 'iiiiiii con<!. $1950. 64~7'190 afL 1' J' SI ~~-=--::-:::= ,.,...,.,...,,. II I Auto• Wanted 9590 1•69 TR-6 Just a few words 5:l'l Im emons ~ 11111••HD .•.• mu1 General 9510 ··-~ . tZK\'12.t1 .. Honda 97 27 1 Imports =.:=::...~== $98.61 MG. ;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;;;; \VANTED to buy 19 6 j e 69 ALFA BERLINA in the right plac•··· 1301 Quail U' .. -U::·:=-==::::::= 71 TOYOTA 1 ChevcllC' l\talibu sta tion I 104;)HSEl •72 Honda Car Nt>ll·port Beach
,.._. SHtU• ....._..; ..._ o._..10..!• io,,..,· · \vai;:-on. n\ust have goOO & MANY, MANY Daily Pilot R3:J 9~00
4 Sod .. AM/FM
lease or Buy
...... -....ua.1...... Q-o-ii...::... 'l~ enginc>. N~1\'. brakl's, bo:xfy & good interior. Call OTHERS TO Super sa\"cr! 1039GCBI E;.."TEH l'RoM"Maei\f!THUr.1 • '"T••••-o.u. .............. I llt"CS & bait. 1\0111 ~hOC'k~. after~ p.111. 968-4971 CHOOSE FROM Cla11ified Ads Only $1 o_aa 1------""---ll Dyo~·'""',"· Lo"' n"1""'" I CASH FOR OVER DEMO SALE BILL MAXEY TOYOTA :'11ANY EXTRA.<;;, nr1i.:. YOUR AT
01\·ric1" PrivatC' partv. Bc~t " CAR Dial the direct lino 35 USED EXAMPLE o!fcl'. · J 546-7070 18811 lloaclt ll¥d., .... llaytow lleadl
847-8555 anylimt' Have so1nething you want to 642-5678 ~!.,.~.,."2 .. ~.,.S.~ MERCEDES I 645-2342 ; ~!~i-~~s~g~ 64~~kf.> it 49'):]1JS:~ii1':"',.1s 1 ON DISPLAY I
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1_A_u_1_0-'1,"'N_o_w ____ 9_l_OO_A_u_1o1~,_N_o_w ____ 9_800 __ ,_· A_u1_0_•._N_•w ____ 9_a_oo_ j Autos, N•w 9800 1 Autos, New 9800 I Autos, New 9800 '73 HONDA Civic hatchback,; House -;J Imports I
auto, n1ust sell. Best offer I SlJ..n50 1
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Johnson and Son 21st ANNIVERSARY SALE! ! !
CAPRI
thesexv
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DISCOUNTS ON EVERY
CAPRI IN STOCK!
AUTOMATICS ... 4 SPEEDS~~~
V 6s and FOUR Cylinders
OV'ER 50 TO CHOOSE FROM!
SA VE $ HUNDREDS $ ON EVERY CAPRI
Home of the New Cor
"Golden Touch"
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"Golden Touch"
Costa Mesa 540·5630
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1971 HONDA Sedan. Good 1 '71 J\-187. 2.)(1 Sedan Auto. I MORE TO
condition, 3.) i\IPG 1rnn~ .• air, A!ll/t-·~1. l>lich.' CHOOSE
548-1309 , X radials, & lo1v n1ile5. I
Jaguar 9730 . sJl·20t-O °'"· I FROM 1.:.::..:;.:.: ____ _:;.;,;:;. I '72 l\TERCEDES 2:-..0. all 1llnr Tlw W ......
71 JAGUAR XJ-6 . """· $6600. """" Pty. ......, Oo ..... . l 8-IZ-380.1 j he..., ht 4 door, auto trans. aLr 1..1)nd, ·. _ , SAYBS
yello1v v.·ith blal·k leather ' 66 2.j() Sf'. Coupr, -l ~J){'C{J,, o-5*""""
interior. leathc:r interior, nr1g & I 0 .., Twk•
55999• I bea_~1f111. 8~1-2040 Dir._ 1 A y"'
CREVIER BMW 'MG 9744 1 1-------1
208 '""' Isl Strecl 1970 >tGB. Xlor ,.,,.,d, Gceot I DOT DATSUN Santa Ana ga.~ 1ni'gt'. $1 7%. or best ISIJ Sle.c.lilh>d.
835-3171 _nffer. PH: ~1::_16 , H~lt.a.
'69 r.1GB, GT, Ulack, \Vire 1 540·0443
ClassUled Ad gan1e and sell ! 11·h1.~. s t err. o · Good . 842 778 need or use! Call 642-5678. : conclilion. 6+l-IXl:i ' '" I
Autos, N•w 9800 1 Au to1, New 9800 ·A ~-u.,.lo-,-, "N'"o_w ___ ,,,9,,...800
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OF THE WEEK
197 4 CHEVROLET . VEGA
HAl(HIACK
··Fully Factory Equipt.
• White Walls
• Deluxe Bu mper Gu ards
• Vinyl Interior
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Poncho
Tuts~ay, May 28, 2q74 Mondor, Mor 27, 1974 DAIL y PILOT 25 }
9n2 AUTOS USED ~Morcury "so
PORSQIE I
'74 914 2.0
9750
l .. uley luxUl')' e q u I p p e d .
Complele. NEW. NYe like
craz,v. Bl~k on BlacJc.
11695
Phone 558-1000 DLR.
Toyol• . t7'5 , Toyo!• 9765 Toyoto 9765 · Volklwogen -9770 Volktwogen ·---·~~---~-----1
9770 Volvo '
'72 Toyota 1600·! '74 TOYOTA
Coupe
b<auUM whl,. !lnloh, Auto Best Deal
Trant, nS1GJv> Anywhere!
l.F.AS"F; A BRANO NE\V 'i'4
TOYOTA 1200 Coroua Scd11n tor only Slll..26 r:-~r mo. 36
nJ)S. Op('h t':n d lcti.se
WANTED; $81 VW \Vlndov.•
Van! Under $500. ~lust be
Running. Send Infer to
Cla bUied ad No. 171. (' o
Dt11ly Pilot, P.O. Box IJliO !
Costa htesa Ca.lit 92626
'69 vw
$U(U'OO( & low milett,ge.
CYED963l
Only $1288
_4_V_O_L_V_O_ AMC 9905 ''12 MARQUIS 10 pall '1 \\'a.gun, Air, P/B, B/S,
'13 HORNET 4 dr. Aulo, air P/W, Tilt·whl, Stereo-tape,
P/S. Xlnl cond. $2MO. new braket, $3300. 8.10-0l74 Best Deal
Anywhere! 5'10-6109 Mu•l•ot ftH
'72 PORSCHE Tara;a 911T,
brn • m&g1, elr, ster., clean,
Need fast sale. Best otter.
Pvt party, 675 -7238 . 979-4070 '
$2399 LEASE OR BUY
All Modtls l
. Blll'MAXEY
-i',:TOYOTA l6S V\V BuE;". good rond lrss LEASE -oR BUY than 47,000 miles recent
BARWICK DATSUN .. , "' '"'
Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
• tune-up and brakes, near f 33375 CAMINO CA.PISTRAi.c) OVEJt.5EAS DJ:.:LlVl!.RY SAM JUAN CAl'ISlhHO . SPECIALISTS ~toll lturi& ~~~r~~~; ath~s.$800. Ol': .;;:r11s:·iJ~l'l1s i -1\8•11 LA1.:1
1 eea r s~o'h a1 .. d.. a41·8S!>S
HUMflMGTON BEACH
Buick 9910 MUSTANG Convert. 'T 3,
1969 l.A!SABRE. 2 dr hardtOp. 1un/fn1 radio. air eond, ~11
F'ull p·.T. air. Best oUer. & brks, Arr, 16.000 t' •
Call att. 6; 644-0472. 6tmmac. S3200. 6'13-4245 • t ·~ pm. •
C•dilloc 9915 Olcl1moblle '"" i TOYOTA Volkswagen 9770 '67 VIV BUS, bome-mado ! -' lU_. Wll4
'63 ~. 1750ct, e I e ct. camper, !"'bit eng. 4 n10 tH' I ·n \"N deluxe bus, sunroof, I VOLVO
sunroof, new trani, stert'O, I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I . '67 V,\V. Bui.:, nP11' clutch, ·1000 ml w 111T. 725-7381 7· 30 I i•xcellef?l. also ·'72 V\\' drluxe "13 SEOI. De& Ville, l!,,000 dmlaii "ales a ~
xlnt rond. Best o!!•r.11 ''!' needs valvi' job, S475.1 AM fo4:30P!\1.,Duf(y. ~I bus. new engine, R:il-2!MO ~ack ll ·ou!,11lec.1ra o'LoSMOB.ILE
1111:11!1 lra(htil>d. 847·11~'\
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' 536-4977. .. '71 Toyota 1600 19f..G Harbor, c .r-.t. 646-.. ., 3 1 548-6732 . Dir. I l !l66 llnrbor C ~1 li-lG·" 'tr\ llre11, all available extras, GMC TRUCK$ I --I 'HT VW Vnn, not run1u11t;. ' --' ·• · . Oiii.:. 011 n1'r. $4993. 6~&-4565 . Toyot• 976S 1New . brakc1, tires & ,bt,tt. I '73 Corona , 1968 \1\V no11·Lop 1·an1per, S~ or brst of[er, Call Volvo 97 72 73 VOLVO art 6 wkd a)s all day 1vknds. HONDA CARS 1,
Kon1 11hock1. Dyno-tuned. . I l'('b]~ (•IJ~ & lrans, f\l\l/F!\1. 675-4()68. I I day 11·k11<1~. 1111!19V o• DS '72 Corona c e ~~ m~!~~~· M;~ ex.h'Q1. Wagon Sl99J. 673·S7lMJ '71 .V.\V., Good c..'Ondltion_. ~Id 11971 VOLVO, 1<12.~. 2 dl', 11hite I 145 E WAGON ·~ CONVERT. 48,000 n1i. UNIV.£1\.R~ ~ l
Auto TrnJ, Llghl line. Besi:' olfcr .• 6 4 5. r37! 4 Spd with Faclory Air Conti, 1 ·10 V\V S<l(!Un, au.111 .'.1'~11$, $hl·H" I Cal_l . an¥ t J Hl I' II' blu~ in! .. ·I i<;Xl. ll'illll!.. Ailt(J 'trl•llS, 11ir l'Olld, [lOllPt" One-Of·a·kill<l. Make offer. 2830 ~arbor Bl~-I
only 21,000 careful niUcs Anytime. Roof Ruck (054HEU) t->;cellt•111, 1~t·ent ,al\c Job. E\es. \V knds. 536-77ti.I. nl'.'I\' tires, sll'L'tv-i:1pc J.llllY· !-.ll'i'ring. luggage ra(·k, 67;J..()543 before 5Pi11. 1c,,,o,,s~ta~Me;'::":,,.=-:::-=-~;;;;:
(Jl6ESE) $2999 il:l l-2Q.l0 Dll . '66 'f BIRD Landau fullpower er, 300XI n11 ._ 0111• Oll'llt'I', 10,00J iiiill's. .73 EL O OR AO O loit• '70 OLDS 88 C~tom. Fully $2399 '69 CORONA, 4 dr. Aft\ '71 V\V.Can1per. Xlnt running • air, new n1otor Ne\I,. tires beaut. 1'0nd. 1ns1dl• ~& our. $AVE niilea e loaded. S 6 a 9;:,. C<!uip. + stel'e<>, air, elect.
Xlnt cond. $1200. Alt. 5 & 71\1 mi. Cle11n. JtadlHls. Fl\l.1 499-3100 Ill's! offer over SZRiO. 494· IOrlic g 0'1vner l S-MJ.41144 11·1ndo\\s, rdlals, must p5f· t
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
8881 B,.uch Bl•d.. 847-8555
HUNTll'IGTONBEACH
wkends -552·80.1:?. Bike r·at·k. $2000. 642-7671. '6R, V.\V., flU10., Exl't'lli'll \ 332~. CREVIER BMW . . -s,1100 .•. ?I' _bes t offer. r v. ----------! '67 VOLKS\VAGEN Pop Top. I eond, J!:OOd tirP~. Sl .000. NO Du., OAC a:-.sumt· bal.. I :rog \.Vest lst StrC'l't Chev rolet 9920 ~10~'::-;:;"c.'"::;·=-;::;;--:::::;:-I
WHEN BOILING f:GGS JN Good condi1ion. Nc1v brks & firni. 96*-9Hi1/842-7088 fO t'C't'i.I Sfll\'. '72. 145 E Sflnta Ana ,71 CHFVY V II bl 'l '72 TOHONADO. full pwr,
ALUMINUM POTS add a eng. s1:J(X} firm. 646-4968. .67 V \V SqhaC'k Ori"" \Vagon, 17.~ n11. i\l\J.Fl\1.: 835_3171 d · ega. re d~e -Jrn1111H·. St<'el rRdlals. Orta:.
.Jittle vinegar. This will keep , ." · · · .'. . .... ,\1r, .auto, LikC' tH'll'. Sl 45 16 t t'. a uto tr~ns. rn ° • ull'nrr s3000. 833·38()4. pan from darkening. Useful '/* \'\\' TltlNr;. Rarlio, 011n<'t, al l paprts~ 'ery n1o. $4.153 Bal 673-SitiO 1 , hl'Htrr. Ill n11 ;:. $119~. Call . · 9957
Sell idle Items "ilh a Daily
Pilot Classified ad. 642-5678
but no longer needed fleins 1971 MARK 11· Sta. \Vagon.1 f~olh»tl!'.C, 5100 miles. S:.!.SOO. clean. $1100. 673-2295 Onn t g1vc up tht• 1'hlp! in :-.r1· 11 thl~ 11ri'k<'ruL Pinto
11ell fast with a Daily Pilot 1''act. air. Excel L'Vnd ., Besl 968-1107 I '72 VOLVO P-1800 ES. I "List" it in c!a~sHi;~~· Ship 0.14~500. 1;1n.~-.t1iO, 61~·:.!:1-lL 1----------1
ClassiUe{t A<l. 642-5678. offer. &M.aH3 i Pilot Ch~~sirir 'I ad. fi4:.!·:'678 : CLASS SELLS -642·5G78 Call 673-0.173 tu Shore Rcsu\ls. 6·1~ :1678_:_ \\'Ar\1'~~D to huy 1 9 Ii;, PINTO SALE
Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 98 00 Autos, New 9800 : Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9900 I Autos, New 9800 Chevclle !\h1lihu st a t ion
11·aJ!;On . !\lust ha\'(' i;r~~l
body s, goo1 in1r1·1ur. Call
af!rr 4 pn1 . !lliR-1971.
(;1 -CHEV\" -~TA'l !O:"\\·l~'-· 1
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2 DOOR SEDAN
S2399
lneh!d11 111-vm~I buckol seal5.
'"'"ult, Iron• Olst brake5. medium brown mo!Jll!c/5HI.
C1ll l o,n1a emossoons
1011!omeut. 1-:;peqd manual
tr1nsm111uon. l+ve 6 oo~ 13 esw tlrl1. hol'll bumo11r
guards. ,.,, bumt>Or ou;i.rds.
Slk . ,IS1:J Ser .
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NEW '74 PINTO
STATION WAGON
0NiYs2745 __ __c:;:r
lnclude11 2300CC eog!nc. 4 speed
tr1nstnl&s1on. A78J(tJ 8/S/W. !ront
bumper 9uards. re;H bumper
01.11rd s. {Ser. ll4A12Y192828) (Stk.
"1720)
NEW '74 MA YERICK
2 DR. SED
NEW '74 FORD LTD
4 DR. HDTP
'68
70
MUSTANG
CM R·H-3 r.pd . '" · OSJ810
MUSTANG
Cpe R·H·Al·6 c~I.
6660(1
MAVERICK
CPf' R·H·A T. 6 ''" • 1907
'71 T-BIRD Loaded
(320f)(N)
71
72
CHEVY v.,.
R·H. 4 $od.
6~0BC
HORNET
R·H·Al ·PS , •"· 6JIEGR
ONLY $4199
5988
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19 7 4 Co rs and Trucks that we bouc,#lt
before the just announced Factory
Price Rise -WHILE THEY LAST!
NEW '74 FORD BRONCO
Station Wagon
ONLY $4785
V·ll C.roto~<'·O·f,l.it•,· l•1n·; 11,.n~· r PJC'-·l~"
L•mo1 ... 1 ~I·~ Ao 1e. t,:"o & Snow'""' A,,. Fuel T,in~ "'""" ''t'.'""''t ;_,.,, ( ~l•~q H.,J""'-''·
STW•'.l'.19 $HSlJ1'>ULS1:'J21:J
NEW '74
MUSTANG II HARDTOP . NEW '74 BUBBLE TOP YAN
ONLY S2995
NEW '74 TORINO
,.. ..... iq --Ullh.\'.:_2 ~R. ~ARDTOP
~~LY$3695
5 195 DOWN ....
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J',1 2·V eng1"". :.Ol•d ~.!MP 1gno1.on Auto T1an1.
""'u" q de Wdlls. p,,.,.,,.., S•e<'""0. POWt!t Bra•es.
IJ.,mP'"'• Grnuro A" Q,<'llj R~mo. A(O"'nl G•ouo.
I •ni• .i G1,. .~ l'lncl:'I Cover:.. !Se1 4G2~H 16J722)
~h \!lu,
ONLY $5488
l'o'ol'1 CR UI S A l!~l M .1l1~u Vdn
Con"er~1on. VS £"111nc 1,..,,n Tian•
plu; many othe• opt•vn~. :,t•• I j 4J
Ser•E 14GHS90496
lnc!ucles cruii.omotic ltonJ., ""'"' ti..-.:
l)O"'et 1teering, diK bro~ .... AM rodio,
t.nred glo,,, leh Miid "'irror, whe•I
co •e•• & hro•y duly handli"ll
•~•pen••On Stk.#1065
$er.ff 4M7H 160526
FORD•~ $3 '70 w.,o,. ''" ... • 088 ' ,..ltt>el dflVE' radio.
tte~ll'' wn1n hu05. 1
owne• :IS'iCll
72 r,o,~,~ ~!~ ,.,$2888 ang . AM /FM
R·H·PS·PB, 31<. 72 FORD Comp" SAVE Van BubDIEI too.
R·H ·AT air man more C>lfJ$ .i21FNl
'ergt>m. ve. FM. 73 FORD LTD SAVE
R·H·AT. air. vi:IJ. P.
WlrlOPW$ S2288
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Allio. Irons .. air cond.
$1695
nc~:ni_l~~l!> .. ~323. ut• Uc'!o.l i '72 PINTO
offl1. 64~-1.!.i.. I · I · t
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Hf'1'"'r, lil;1<·k ltll .. fu\ y eqwp • ·70 :'\~\IA. i\1otor ;.,Jnt., ~rt.~ "' 51795 1-.t nu a gal. Au1 0. lruns.,
IXl\\Cr slei.'r. & hrakt·~. a11·,
JlC\V tires. $1.19.1. :-i:i3-:1.'il!l '73 PINTO
'6' MALlBU Supor Spo><. RUNABOUT auto, sn1all \i·8. $400. or
n1ake offer. 5@-3~ alter 6 Air cond .. rarllal tires, side
n1ou!rlings, vinyl roof. In1·
maculatc. pn1.
$2295
'73 PINTO
WAGON
'70 CHf<:\' l\Iahbu, \'-8, ~ clr.
auto, PS, air c..'Ond., Good
{'OllU, .r,,ooo 111L. 839-56&1
~-, CH£\r. CapriPC. ·I ctr .
1'.:."<ce! i\lo1or. Air rond.
8nrg<1in S;i)(). 6-JS..I~:i6. f !l . d ,\i\I F:'ll strrro, a.Ir cond.,
'68 . NO_VA, u Y equi~~e · gorli(eous, l 01vner, radial
11·1!h 111r. Xlnt cond. ilcst SS tlrcs ::.ide 111oulding5.
buy>1' 586-6965 <'VO'. ms ' $2695
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Chrysler \Vi::n. 31,000 mi. 11.ir
t"Olld, p \l'i11dn11i;, p S('<ll,
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COT DATSUN .. , •. ,._ .. .......__ .. ,,.,., ........ ~
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an1 1fm stel'M, in xlnt ~-=o--=7"'==----1
eonrl. Best oflf'I' bu~·s car 71 PINTO
fru1n private par I Y. RUNABOUT
Q.! 1-02:'.S. ·Gs-ciu·cn~·:-.~·L"'>";i"<--clcc\'.:c\lc.c.;0"':-j;_ ~ Doo1', Yello1v, 4 spd, RadJO, l.l~H!t'd. t"utl pnii·ei·. \'r\CA· Alr Cond, fl\9010)
TION SPECIAL. Corod for $1488
since ne1r, 5'10·7063 or
6·Hi·9797.
Contf-ne-n"'t-a'I ----,99=30•I
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
642-9405
BARWICK DATSUN
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'12 PINTO. Ne1v tires. Xlnt
cond 26,000 ml. $1750. 64()..
8\Jl.
'70 LTD Wagon, lo mileage,
a/C', pis. p/disc brks, lug '74 FIREBIRD ESPRIT
rack, new tires, $1850, Vinyl top, alr condjtlonlng,
842-8051 automatic, rally II wheels,
'74 }'ORD Ranchero. 1''ully
equlp'd. One o\\11er, Shown
by appt only, 83J..8320
poi,11er steering. Order To-
day.
$84.99 MO.
'72 RANCHERO, De I u x e plus tax. 36 1no. GEL.
mdl. Like new. Xlnt cond. '74 GRAND PRIX
$2500. 5-15-6882 8 am-5 pn1. Bu.:ke l sc ... s, c..'Onsole, air
'67 F AIRLANE ;:,oo Sta. Wgn, conditioning, vinyl top,
nds 1vork. $200. power steering, power disc
675-6596 brakes, automatic transmis-
164 FORD $2SO slon. Immcdl-.h: delivery.
64£.mi $9B.12 MO.
·n TORINO Xlnt mech plus tax. 30 mo. OEL.
cond. $1100.' . .Ask tor '°'· '74 VENTURA II Olson 673-34.50 weekdays Automatic, tinted g lass, de-
' luxe bun1pers, air coridl· M1rcu'l 9950 Uonlng. Immediate delivery.
73 CHEVY $76.66 MO. BLAZER plus tax. 30 mo. OEL. • 4 wheel drtvt, auto trarur,
air cond, Cheyenne pack-aae, 1,000 mn ... C420SQPl .
$4999.
CREVIER BMW
208 Weac lit Street
Santa Ana
135-3171
DAVI! ROSS
PONTIAC
2480 ll&rbol'-BIY<l.
CO.ta. Mear ~:6-8017 ·• '61 MERC. Sta Wm w/lug ·69CP A·C, P/S. P/B,
ntck. All xtras. Perfect ~:lm·Fm. Nu 1lrt1 &
care-orig ownr $850.497~2256 1 Lo mt. Xlnl oond
ClJ\Slltled ads aeU b\1 1tfinl. 525--4320.
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y BRAND MEW1'74 COLTS
SPECIAL
#133 (Ser 116L21K45304016l 4 Speed, radio, hea!er. custom pa1n1 stripe,
• green w/wh1te interior. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
~141 (Ser. ~6L21K45305302). Sea Green 4 Speed. buckeT seats. custom
striping. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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White House Ordered Harassment-Jaworski
W ASIUNGTON (AP) -Wat.rgale
•pecial prooecutor Leoo Jaworski aald
today he bas evidence that the White
House instructed the Internal Revenue
Service to audit or otherwise ~
political ~"'· Including former
Democratic }iar'I) Chairman Lawrence
F. O'Brien.
Jaworakl said in papers filed with U.S.
District Court that a discussion of those
matters was withheld by the White House
from a tape recording twned over to the
Wat.rgale gralld• Jury ... a claJm It WU
"unrelated to Watergate matters."
The prlvil'i• claim, oo 151> minutes of
a tape re<:ordlng ol Sept. 15, 197~ was
upheld by U.S. District Judge John J.
Sirica last year, The fillnll today asked
Sirica to """"11ider lhat dedaloa.
The tape of tfle ~· 15 conversation,
ooe of ni!10 originally BUbpeenaed by the
special Watergate jJreoecutioo team, also
has been given to the House Judiciary
Committee for ltB impeadunent lnqµlry.
It WU the first of 0 Wblte House-<dited
transcripts of taped ccnversatiom made
public last month.
1be meeting in the President's office
with Nixon, former White House chief of
staff H.R. Haldeman and former counsel
Jam w. Dean III lasted from 5:27 p.m.
to 6:17 p.m. Only the first 33 minutes, 9
se<llllds were relinquished by the White
House fohowlng Sirica's review.
"On the basis of Information that has
recently become available," Jaworski
said, the rest of the conversation is
pertinent to the upcoming Watergate
<m't!r-.up trial and to matters still being
lnvest1gated by two grand juries.
He asked that the rest of the tape and
notes made by Haldeman in the latter
part of the meeting "be turned over
forthwith" for presentation to the grand
juries.
In an affidavit accompanying the
"motion for reconsideration," Jaworski
recalled that Nixon's lawyers claimed
the cooversation re 1 a t e d only to
"discussions with and advice from the
President's senlor assistant and his
c o u n s e I on matters relating to th~
President's conduct of his official duties
and are unrelated to \V a l e r g a t e
mailers.''
But. said Jaworski. "there is evideilce,
hov•ever, that refutes this assertion."
He said both Dean and Haldeman
testified before the Senate \Vatrgate
Comm ittee that the IRS had been dis-
cussed.
Dean claimed he talked \vith the
President about the advisability of
preparing a list of newsmen who had
written critically about the
Administration and that Nixon said
Democratic administrallims had used the
IRS. The President said that alter the
1972 elections the White House would try
to do the same, Dean said.
Hald~man testified tbfi discussion was
about fhe Democratic orientation of the
IRS and a reluctance in the agency to
follow up on complaints of possible
violations against people who were
supporting Nixon opponents.
Superintendent Bremer Resigning?
San Juan's
BuiUling
Ban Mulled
By PAMELA HALLAN
Of ... D .. IJ rHtt Iliff
San Juan Capistram City Councilmen
will consider an extension of the current
moratorium on all new b u I I d in g
awlicatiom at tonight's 7 o'clock
meeting in the council chambers.
But a decision oo whether to keep the
ban until the new general plan and its
ordinances are adopted may not c:orne
Wltil June 5.
Planning Director Dav\d J. Smith has
suggested that lhe QMmcll take no aclbl
wt~l after a publlc hearing takes place.
But he aJso said that a decision should be
reached before the currem ban expires in
mid-JWle.
If adopted the new moratorium would
be in the form of an emergency
ordinance which would take effect
lmmed.iately. It would last several
moolh>, then all appllcationa WllU!d be
frozen , unliJ February, according to a
planning departm<nt schedule.
lnduded in the_ items to be deferred
are applications for rez.ones, preliminary
site plans, land use {except variances),
architectural reviev.·s. submission of ten-
tative tract maps, divisions o( land (ex-
cept to create tv.-o parcels) and oon-
tracts for the preparation of environ-
mental impact repar1.s.
Anyone believing he has a spetial
situation would be allowed to ask the City
Council for an exemption.
Smith said there Is a great deal of
community Interest ln the prqposed
moratorium and suggested that everyone
be given a chance to be heard on the
sub)ect before the vote is taken.
Other items on tonight 's agenda
include:
-Consideration of a resolution asking
the Capistrano Unified School District to
use their school facilities on an all-year
basis.
-A proposal for an agreement with
Hospital Ambulance Service of El Toro
that they be the only ambulance
company designated to serve San Juan
Capistrano.
-Review of the Holstein Development
Company's project off Del Obispo Road.
Nearby homeowners have complained
that the firm Is violating city hlllside
codes and creating a nuisance for otbfr
property owners. ~
-Con.sideration of the fate of tms in
street rlght's-of-way. City policy has been
to save trees whenever possibl~ but often
the measures prove costly.
-A report on the Ortega Highway, its
status and plans for its widening and
realignment.
SIX LINES SELL
Kidnap Threat
San Clementean,
2 Others Jailed
A. San Clemente man and two alleged
accomplices described by Orange County
Sheriff's officers as tranaienta were
jailed on extortion charges during the
weekend after they allegedly lhreat.ned
to kidnap a San Juan Capistrano
woman's two daughter& and bold them
for ransom.
Deputies ldentilied the jailed trio as
Mario Gomalez Gonulez, 38, of 311 N.
Qla VIiia, SIA ~ and transient
brothers, .IUlbl ·8aul Rameriz, 2%, and lfmant""° llatoeril, IL Arrtstill officen said the trio v.·as
lnvohled in an appattnt plan to obtain
money from a 40-year-old San Juan
housekeeper with the threat that they
would otherwise report her as an illegal
Mexic.an alien.
Deputies said the woman, who bolds
official immigration papers, told them
that she was warned that her daughters.
ages 14 and 13 mooth.s would be abducted
from her home if she dJd not comply v.·itb
the lhreaL
Officers who are investigating the
incident today said no fixed sum o(
money was oam~ ip the,negotiations.
They said many megal immlgranlo in
the South Coast JU'e& j)ave been the
targ~ts of identical threats In recent
month! although there is no evidence to
connect the accused trio with earlier
investigated extortion attempts.
Bandit Robs Comt Inn,
Then Collapses, Dies
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of 111'1 D .. ly '*" ltl!I
A middle aged man tried to rob a
Newporter Inn empklye carrying the
hotel's weekend receipts by 6praying him
with mace today.
The would-be bandit eollapoed and died
minutes later after a scuffle and a foot
race with other hotel employes and
passersby.
Newport Btaclt police said the alleged fobber, who is still unidentified,
approeched credit manager Kenneth
Morgan, 35. as Morgan was · carrying
about $56,'8) in Memorial weekend re-
ceipt! along a sklewalk.
The man, canytng 1 c a m e r a ,
approached Morgan and raised :·ie
camera as if he was goir.g to take a
picture.
Po1ice said he · sprayed Morgan
repeatedly wit.b a can of mace amcealed
in his hand.
The bandit tlien grabbed Morgan's
briefcase, but four other Newporter
empJoyes, lncludlng a barber and a
diminutive waitress, came to Morgan's
aid. ,/ l
As the robber grabbed the case, one of
tho other employ" knocked him down
and stepped on his wrist. But the robber
began spr-aying mace at the employes,
dazing them. He then fled down a
driveway to a parking lot.
With hotel employes and witnesses in
pursuit, the bandit collapsed as he ran
toward the intersection of Back Bay
Drive and Jamboree Road.
Police an'ived moments later and
beg a n administering mouth-t&mouth
resuscitation and external h e a r t
massage.
The man was then rushed to Hoag
Memorial HospitaJ where he was
pronounced dead on arrival.
Hospital official!! said the man carried
no identification. They described him as
between tO and 45 years old with gray
hair.
A hotel spokesman said the receipts
includ<d about $15,000 In credit card
charges, while the other $40,000 was in
cash and checks, mostly checks.
'iThere was only about $4,000 in cash,"
the hotel' official said.
Police said the only hotel employe
injured was the wajtress who had
grabbed the robbe<'s foot during the
scuffle and bad been kicked In the finger.
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'Rescued'
Lineman Noel '1Biff" Coia helps fellow worker Don Snyder on utility
pale during recent safety evaluation for dozens of linemen work-
ing for San Diego Gas and Electric Company in San Clemente.
\.inemen each ran through techni9ues used in case of accident atop
utility poles. Safety experts for firm rate performance and assure
that rescue skills remain honed.
800,000 Flock to Beaches
Along Coast on_ Weekend
An estimated 800,000 persons visited Clemente, and San Onofre State Parks
Orange Coast beaches over the Memorial were full to the brim. At San Onofre,
Day weekend. lifeguards reported today. park guards issued the largest number of
Despite large crowds and many routine citations in the state park system over
M • MP H• the weekend. due to a rash of surfboard Rescued After anne It Coins 'Collected' ~~~l~~~p~~~sh fire, and illegal parking
San, Juan Youth
B FJ • GJ A total of 130.000 bathers showed up M:.,hap 011. Cliff y y1ng ass By Clemente Thieves at San Clemenle beaches. making the "° weekend the most CTO\\'ded Jl.1emorial
Six .....,,.,, carried a 1$-yeaMld San Jn Laguna {:ase Burglars working in the predawn ho.,; holiday in recent hislory.
Juan Capistrano boy acrou the rock• at in San Clemente today made their way Newport Beach lifeguards reported an
A Marine 0xpa mlllary pollceman through a vacant apartment to reach the with moot rescues Sunday when rip-
Crooeeslt Bly• Point Sllurday all<r be '-"-' . , ·-· office of a North El camtoo Real Udes ~•led a hazard to swimmers. ~1,000 IN GOODS lulllbled .. dori the .. _ Lqunl Beach WU ..,w~ in --Bead! today wllen restaurant and made off with f17' In r·-· f' --r a large rock tbroWn from a passing car -, About 170,000 visitors were estimated
J;alx lines of type In the -per, cll~-~G.'li. ~.L~tet Pa-Moote Ilia-ll -to the MP's trnck, ro~ :.ll/:·1rom the file cabinet safe of on Huntington Beach city strands. with
if contain the ri&bt few._.;;;d. ln ~ ~ _... ind amt glass silvers into bis face and Dlckenon'!I Restaurant was discovered 23 rellC\leS, one boat rescue, and nine
Dally Pilot ad, can roau, 11'1 lbingJ Vista, ....-tall .. by ambulonce to SOtlth eyeo. by the staff when the business opened major first aids. A Iota! of 4f!l miOOr
done_: ) . Coost Hotpltal, wbeft be was truted and ~ H. KJtllner ;.!~:~°' Santa Ana early lhls_ morning, police said. The entry lint aid treatments wm given for released. was ta en to Sou1l1 ~. Communlty was made through an adjacent -lloopltal by Laguna Bud> pollce. He was . jellyfish stings.
HOTPOINT rlll&e. '50-tce.. ~ Loach'• lall,-three lifeguards, roleasod foll.,.•-~~ .. , , .. apartment officers said. , .
No Comment
Stand Taken
By Trustees
By JAN WORTH
01 11'1• D•llr "llot Stell
Saddleback College Superintendent-
President Fred Bremer is expected to
offer his resignation to lhe Board of
Trustees Wednesday.
' Sources ·close to the community college
president said Bremer, who has been
with Saddleback since it opened in 1968,
had first considered returning to teaching
but that possibility apparently has -been
discarded .
Dr. Bremer .A..e clined to
comment officially ortl!lfe rumors of his ·
impending action and no trustees were
willing to go on record to confirm the
passibiJily.
But faculty members who have been
taking an increaslngly active role in
the schoors affairs said they understand
Bremer is to be given the title of
president on 1 y , with a new
superintendent to be hired as soon as
possible.
The reason for such an action was
speculated to be related to Bremer's
qualifications for retirement benefits.
which are based on the three years or
highest earnings.
Bremer has two more years to go on
his exi!ting four-year contract at
Saddleback.
He has been tmder heavy pressure to
resign for the past year, with
his once solid support among board mem-
bers eroded by four resignations over the
past seven month.s.
One or Bremer's strongest supporters
through the years, charter trustee
Michael Collins, resigned last fall to give
more time to his job as an attorney.
Norrisa Brandt of Irvine was elected
March 4 to replace Collins and had as
one of her chief campai'n planks that
she believed the school's administration
was not doing the job and should be
ousted.
Another Bremer supporter, former
board president Jotm l..AJnd, resigned
early this year as a protest to board
action in his absence to fire footbafl
coach George Hartman. Hartman was
reinstated two weeks later.
Of the other two trustees who resigned
effective June 4. Alyn Brannon of Santa
Ana is in jail on a bookmaking charge
and Hans Vogel is acting board
president.
Bremer, a resident of Tustin, began as
the assistant superintendent or
instruction at Saddleback and was la ter
prom<!:ted to superintendent-president
(See BREMER, Page 2)
Orange Coast
Weather
Low clouds through Wednesday
with partial clearing in the after·
noon hours. Highs at the beaches
&5 rising to 70 inland. Overnight
lows in the upper 50$.
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M IC~ 117'. 6 lfioll nicky, • ...i:..· ae<tlon1 of tb;"al'U. The Btach city jaB l'.:.::.r::':' ... ·-~In•. ' .,_ llutin1' 11\0 '~ dB~ bOllday Ind .liO ' · ; .....,'e, ,-;. · · • . · · , • · Etaje" ~lL -r 'Cl!"'N..,.. W\llu • *riOWJlQ.lt.lties were-reported. l..__ • f ., , ,.\ ,,' ·'
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America's jazz greau got to-
gether Monday in NetD York to
pay tribute to musiciatl and
coniposer D1tke Ellington. TM
eulogies -and Ellington's com-positi01~ -were .,eod and
S'41lg tO 10,000 faru. Ste .story
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NEW DISNEY DIRECTOR
Irvine's Ray Watson
l' aeaneies Filled
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SELECTED BY DISNEY
Shirley Temple Black
Free Clinic
Gives · Help
In Spanlsl1
"Uameda de Ayuda," the new, Spanish·
speaking helpllne whlch went Into
operation last month through the
Huntington Beach Free Clinic, is now
receiving three to five cans a day.
M... Hannah Alekoombldes. who
HSilted in tnlining Spanllli1 • Sl><"king
volunteers for the ,ne\\' crisis intervention
center, said the line probably ts the only
one in southern California on which only
Spanish is spoken.
~1anuel Bendrell of Santa Ana , a
sociology student at Golden West College,
wa,, instrumental in getting the new
helpline started and in recruiting
volunteers.
He said there are an estimated 300,<nl
persons in Orange Oxutty who can speak
both Spanish and Engli.sh bul aboot 95,000
speak S!>aniM ooly.
h·vine Company's Watson
Actress on Disney Board
"\\'lien they need help, they ~on'I know
where to call, and even if they did. they
couldn't carry on a conversation,"
Bendrell said.
The helpline, open 24 boors a day,
seven days a week, i!i: 638-7801.
Calls so far have ranged from
questions concerning education and
immigration, to those seeking medical
and legal aid to tho6e who just are
lonely.
One woman v.•ho suffered a seve re
loothache for ttrree days but couldn't
have it treated because she didn't know
v.nere to find a Spanish-speaking dentist,
got help.
Coaches Ret11f<n
D~vid Hallan. 5, looks over some or the antique
railway coaches at San Juan Capistrano's old rail·
way. station. Carriages will be part of restoration
project for old depot dating back to 1859. Land·
mark will open as a restaurant next month, and old
railway rolling stock will serve as diners. kitchens
and other facilities for eatery developed by New·
port Beach firn1 .
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Ot 1M D•llY f'li.t Stall
Irvine Company President Raymond L.
\Vat.son and Mrs. Shirley Temple Black
\\'ere elected to serve as directors of
Walt Disney Productions at a regular
meeting of directors today in Burbank.
Watson, 47, and Mrs. Black fill
vacancies created by the retireinent o.f
Disney directors George L. Bagn.all and
Gordon E. Youngman. Bagnall and
Youngman were elected "directors
emeritus."
t1rs. Black. a fonner child star of the
1930s. becomes the rirst woma n director
in Disney company history. Having
S{'f"Ved in a variety of presidential and
federal environmental appointive posts,
Mrs. Black may also be the first Sierra
Club member to serve on the board of
the firm which sought to develop Mineral
King .
Walson has been president of the
Jrvine Company for less than a year.
He join,ed the land development company
in 1960 as manager of its planning
department and with the late William R.
~1ason ~·as responsible for the progress
ol company plans for a major master
planned new city.
Since "'at.son joined the Irvine
Company board of directors in Jun e.
1970, !he firm has nnnounced its
intentions of bui\idng the largest master
planned community in North America on
its 8.1.000 acres of land in Orange County.
Wall Disney Productions also is active
in land development v.-ith construction of
another new city under way near
Orlando. Florida at Walt Disney World.
A resident of Eastbluff. \Vatson also
serves as a director of the Irvine
Industrial Complex.
A native of SeatUe, he earned
bachelor's and master's degrees in
architecture and urban planning at UC
Berkeley in 1951 and 1953 .
He is a registered architect, a feUow of
the American Institute of Architecture
and a member of the board of visitors of
UCLA.
\Vat.son's election to the Disney board
is the second tie between the Irvine
Company and Disney interests.
Last fall. ln•ine Company directors
elected William S. Lund to fill the board
vacancy created by the death of Williant
Mason last spring.
Lund is married to the former Sharon
Police Guard Blacks
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Commissioner Philip G. Tannian Monday
ordered a round-the-clock police guard at
the home of a black family that has been
harassed since moving into an all-while
Detroit neighborhood last year. He
ordered the protection following anolher
incident at the Northwest side home of
11-1n. Maylroit Richards, 34, and her six
children.
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Foundation and heads the California
Institute of the Arts in Valencia.
~trs. Black is a director of the Del
Monte Corporation, the United Nations
Association of the United States, the
National Wildlife Federation and the
National Multiple Sclerosis FOWldation.
Another called for a plumber and the
helpline fowld one who spoke Spanish.
The line now is trying to get word to
the Spanish • speaking communily about
the service so they can be helped If
neede.d. The service also seeks bilingual
lawyers to give help on legal problems.
Mail ~estroyed
Postal Truck Hits Anotlier, Burns
BAKERSFIELD (AP) -An estimat..i 200 sa.ck• of mail burned
following a truck collision on Interstate 5 northwest of here, postal
officials said.
Edward Legget, 48, Fremont, told officers a motorist wou1dn't
let him complete a passing maneuver Monday night and be was
forced to ram a second truck in the rear.
The cab of Leggett's truck, towing a full trailer of mail burst
into flames. The fire spread into the trailer and at least one-third
of the estimated 600 sacks of mail were charred in the blaze, postal
officials said. .
The destroyed mail was believed to be mainly magazines, circu·
lars and parcel post.
Postal officials said tbe trailer had been picked up in Barstow,
where it arrived by rail from the Midwest. The load ,was bound for
Oakland.
Tapes Response
Deadline Set
By Hig1i Court
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The U.S.
Supreme Court today gave President
Nixon unlil 'I'tlursday to reply to
prosecutor Leon Jaworski's request for a
quick ruling by the court on his demands
for additional tapes and documents
dealing with the Vlatergate coverup.
A spokesman for the court said James
D. St. Clair, the Presidcnl's chief
Watergate lawyer, had been asked to
submit "an expedited response" to the
appeal Jaworski rued Friday.
Thursday also is the day that St. Clair
has been directed to inform U.S. District
Judge Gt>rhard A. Gesell of Nixon's
decision about surrendering files of two
former top aides for use at their
conspiracy trial next month. Gesell has
hinted he may dismiss: the charges unless
the President complies with a subpoena
for the documents.
Cancer Claims
Jolin H. Braun
John Harold Braun, the owner of a San
Clemente towing service and a Jocal
resident for more than two decades, died
Monday at his home after a lohg bout
with cancer.
Air. Braun. 57, a resident of 130 \V.
Avenida Cordoba, was the o~·ner·
operator or Braun auto service.
S. Coasi: Gro11ps
Of Homeowners
Eye Avco Pla11s
A coalition of homeowner groups from
the South Coast have scheduled a
meeting for tonight to discuss the latest
proposals for several parcels of coastal
land controlled by Avco Community De·
velopers. ·
The 7:30 p.m. session at the Dana HHls
High School auditorium will specifically
examine new proposals unveiled last
week by the Environmental coalition.
Paul Sayre, president of the United
South Orange Coast Communities
(USOCC), said the gorup plans to take
issue with the coalition's suggestion for
land use on parcels on either side of
Pacific Coast Hifbway. I
Compromise plans v.•orked out he
said. between his group and' the
development firm show a far diUerent
approach to tbe land uses.
The latest ideas offered by the
coalition, he said, call for several
controversial uses including recreational·
vehicle parking, restaurants and motels.
The general public is welcome at
tonight's discussioos on the diverse
proposals, he said.
Record Throngs
Hit Dana Point
Over W eekerid
Frotn Page 1
BREMER. • •
v.·h~n Acting Superintendent Jack Roper
resigned a year after the district was
formed.
~lany district observers have linked
Bremer to a siring of controversies
which have plagued the school.
l{e '''as <:i!nsured by ttie Orange County
Grand Jury last summer for lobbying for
high-density coastal development in
Capistrano Beach. It turned out the land
in queslion is qwned by then.president of
the board Lund, who intends to put
condominium units on the choice prop-
erty below Ille Capistrano bluffs.
Hurdle Approved
lrt Class Suits
WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S.
Supreme Collf, rul~ tod1y that plaintUfs
in so-called 'class action" suits, used
Increasingly in recent years b y
envi ronmental and consumer groups,
n1ust individually notify at their own
expense each member of the class on
whose behalf they are suing.
The court agreed in substance with the
findings or the U.S. Circuit Court in Kew
York. which specialists in class action
~its have said would put almost
1nsurmoutable obstacles in their path.
. Justice William O. Douglas, dissenting
tn part from the court's decision. said the
class action suit "is one of the few legal
remedies the small claimant has against
those who command the status quo."
U.S. Units Bon1bed
BEffiUT (UPI) -Unidentified
assailants staged bomb attacks on two
American institutions in Beirut today,
America n orficials said. Two explosions
went ofr on the campus of the Anterican
University of Beirut. Another blasted the
library of the John F. Kennedy American
Cultural Center three blocks from the
university in the heart of Beirut's
smartest shopping district.
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Nixon Tells Congress
Inflation Will Let Dp
\VASlUNGTON /AP) -President
Nixon sent Congress today a special
economic report predicting that the
surge in inflation should subside to about
7 percent in the last quarter of Uti.s year.
In the past three months, the cogt of
living increase ha.s been .at an annual
rate or 12.l percent, the highest level
since 195L
The President, following up on a
weekend radio address, told Congress he
sees "signs of improvement" in the
ecooomic outlook and added:
"Although the recent evenb are not
cooclusive, they tend to strengthen the
expectation th.at in the remainder of this
year. output will be rising more rapidly,
prices will be rising much le6S rapidly
and the unemployment rate, while it ""·ill
probably rise further, will nPt reach a
very high point before it recedes."
As the report to Congress \\·as
released. Nixon convened a mid-morning
cabinet meeting. presumably to discuss
the economy as \\"ell as other i.Mues.
Among the participants was Kenneth
Rush, designated by Nixon Saturday as
coordinator of deme stic and international
economic policy.
Nixon's economic comments camt in a
preface to a special report prepared by
his Council of Economic Advisers. The
advisers made these major points :
-By the fourth quarter of 1974 "v.•e
should see a rate ol inflation
substantially below the recent 12 percent
rate ... We would suggest that the rate
in Ute fourth quarter might be in the
neighborhood of 7 percent."
-The budget deficit for fiscal 1915 will
be larger than originally estimated, $11.4
billion instead of $9.4 billion, but the
deficit for 1974 should be smaller than
forecast, $3.5 billion instead of $4.7
billion.
-Once the Administration's policy of
monetary restraint sucet'eds in subduing
inflation, "interest ratts will decline."
But the economic advisers did not
predict by how much.
-The unemployment rate which was S
percenl in April probably will rise to
between 5.S and 6 peTCUlt in the months
ahead.
-Second half of 1971 should ,.. on
increase in production " between 2
percent and 4 J>Cf'cent.
Ca\l1erine Venus
S11ccumhs at 69
~1rs. Catherine A. Venus. a San
Clemente resident for the past two years,
died Monday. She was 69.
Mrs. Venus, of 245 Aven1da Santa
Barbara, Apartment A, leaves her
husband, John R. Venus; a ~n. Rolland
A. Gary of Houston, Tex., and a
grandson.
Ro!ary and Mass of <llristlan Burial
will begin at IO a.m. Friday at Our Ladt
of Fatima Catholic Church with burial
following at Ascension Cemetary, El
Toro.
Lesneski t.1<rluary is in charge of
arrangements.
29 Cars Derailed
HESPERIA (UPl)-~ly-nine cars
of a Skar Sant.a Fe frtlght train de-
railed in the Cajon Pass area near here
Monday. Investigators were trying to
determine the cause ol the derailment
Nooe of the traJn's aew memben was
injured.
WE'VE ONLY
JUST BEGUN!
Twenty-five years ago a few far-sighted people revolutionized the
carpet business .
. Flrit, the chemical industry developed synthetic fibers. eliminaling
rehance on wool Quality and production.
Second, machinery was invented which enabled carpeting to be
manufactured up to 100 limes faster.
Third, and mosl importanl. some people sluck their necks out and
risked capital to put these developments to work.
He leaves his \Vidow, Arline, and a son,
Ralph K. Braun, also of San Clemente.
Graveside funeral services will begin
at a 11 a.m. Wednesday at El Toro
Cemetery with the Rev. E. H. [)()erring
officiating.
Spokesmen for the harbor patrol at , What does this mean to you? II -•that carpeling cosls less lhan
30 years ago. It nteons that what was once a luxury is now within range
of almost everyone. It means a selection unimaginable 30 years ago.
'I1>e family has requested that flowers
be omitted. ~sneski itortuary is in
charge of arrangements.
Television, Stereo
Taken in Aparbnent
A nearly new color televisiod and a
stereo system were stolen from the
apartment of a San Clemente man over
the ,holiday weekend, the reoldenl told
police. • •
Michael R. Klaaaen of 122 Avenlda
Serra dlloovertd U. lou MQ<ldar
•vtlllng. '111e bur&lar apparently entered
~ apartmonl lhnN&h an unlocked
w•ndow 1114 made olf !11111 Ibo lool wmb 1610. •
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Dana Point-· said their crowds over the · ·
Memorial Day weekend appeared to be
the largest in the history of '.he mar''ime
center.
A mixt.urt or thick fog In the moming
and a stiff wind each afternoon made for
some rough sailing and dozens of small·
ooal a"'1slance calls Uuough lhe
weelcend, Ibey added.
No major incidents wtrt. reported ln
walero In and near the harbor. Most cans
""' related lo 1maU.boll capslslnp and
engine trouble oo power veseela.
South Coalll lra!Dc on dry land was al
reconl proportion as well.
Bonier patrolman at the 8an Onofre I
checl!poinl aald lhelr lraUlc counten
recillered Ibo blghool rate of travel Of Ille Jell' u Ibo _ .... wolllll 1o a cloae
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ra1e--......iweek0ndaqo and !l\WU1'ftl 1,000 can AR hour.
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With our family in the carpet business since 1894. we have seen
more changes in the last few years lhan we believed possible. creallng
the grealest consumer growth induslry in our economy. Alter 80 years, it
looks like we've only just llf9inl ,
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42 Picked
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Matli Unit
Forty-two Orange Co a s t
College students have been
inducted .into the national
mathematics honor society,
Mu Alpha Theta.
Students must maintain a
"B" average in all classes and
a "B" average in all higher
mathematics c I a s s e s to
qualify.
THE STUDENTS include
Ronald D. Portalski and John
A. Weidmann of Corona del
Mar, Fred Klinzmann of
Garden Grove, and James F.
Aarons and Charles N. Hogue or Westminister.
Fountain Valley studenlS are
Susan M. David, David K.
Jackson. Sandra J. Rimer and
JefC B. Turner. Huntington
Beach students are Joan A.
Macy, Karen Nichols, Kazµto
Ohara. ~t. Donald Page,
Gerald T. Przby!ski and Allan
W. Roberts. .
NEWPORT BEACH
students are La~·rence L.
Abbitt, A.r]j.la L. Palenchar.
William L. Snyder. Benson of
Santa Ana also w.11s named.
Costa 11-fesaru; are Peter N.
Black, Jerome W. Bonney,
Kan L. Cheung, Kathleen
Foster, Deanna L. Funnell.
James A. Henderson, Robert
T. lsaacs, Kirn L. Johnson,
Candy L. Johnston , Shirley M.
Loca.s6o, Susan 1-1. Long.
Rickey K. t.1artz. Frank . E.
Mills, Allison Naito, Thomas
E. Osborn, \Villiam f\-f. Pickel,
Eduardo Urbina, Patrick L.
Washburn, James T. \Vilcox,
Stephen D. White. Terry Lee
Woodcock, and Lee J. Yatl ee.
3 Students
At Golden
West Fetecl
T!Tee art stud ents at Golden
\Vest College have received
cash awards from the
Fountain Valley Art
Association for work exhibited
in th.is spring's student art
show, now in the college
gallery.
Jeannie L . Steffan,
Westminster, received a $50
award for an oil and acrylic
painting. "Morning Ritual ;"
Brian D. Percy, Costa Mesa ,
$25 for a silkscreen, "Relax:"
and T. Michael Schroll.
Fountain Valley, $25 for a
photograph, "End of a Dying
Era."
The v.'Ork will be on exhibit
unlil June 6. Gallery hours are
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. !lilonday
through 'nlursday. 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday and 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. Friday.
,The Cook
Croaked
HAIFA, Israel (UPI) -
A magistrate has fined a
housewiCe one po u n d
($.24) for putting a frog
in her neighbor's pot or
fish stew.
The attorney for Van ya
Stein said her neighbor,
Tamara l\lalucha. S 7 ,
caused his client "great
distress"' by putting the
frog in the stew because
rrogs are not kosher under
Jewish dietary I a w s .
Because of this, he said ,
his client Wa5 forced to
throw out the stew.
The judge rebuked the
attorney for bringing the
case to court, t h e n
imposed the symbolic fine
on Mrs. l\1aluche .
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VOL. 67, NO. 148 , 2 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE CQUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1974 TEN CENTS
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Collncil Eyes Police, Public Works Budgets
Laguna Beach City Council members
continued their scrutiny or c i t y
department budgets Saturday w l th
police, public works and lifeguards
getting the councilmanic eye in the all-
day session.
Council members made no direct
decision on any of the budgets cut by 8.6
percent from amounts department heads
said would be necessary to retain 1973-74
services at 1974-75 prices.
Council-ordered trimming of the
budgets sliced 18 positions from the city
work force locluding five p o I I c e
department jobs, six public works jobs
and seasonal lifeguard cuts.
Police Chief Frank Schopen told the
council if his department funds are cut
the $80,000 projected, he wilt be forced
to cut back an the cMy detecth·e force
but that a reorganizaUoo of the depart-
ment will actually result in more parol·
men being fielded.
Chier Schopen said statistics on the
numbers of police officers per resident
population were not able to give a true
picture the department's efficiency
because of the large tourist Influx and
because of the city's unique geography.
Norv Ooy, director of the police
services division, told the council he
could also make statistics show an
extremely high crime and arrest rate per
resident population.
"We could not possibly have that
percentage of bad people for our official
!XIPUlallon," Croy said. He noted the
department's workload "triples" on
y.·eekends .
The police department's 1973-7 4 fiscal
year budget is 5856,000. ,
Its pro!Xlsed 1974-75 budget is $846.800.
The department estimates it \vould cost
$80 ,000 more to retain all personnel and
services provided for in the earlier
budget. The department has been forced
to pare $50,000 this year from its
previously allowed amount.
Superintendent Bremer
Newporter
lrtn Thief
Falls Dead
By L. PETER KRIEG
01 !ht Otll)' l'lltt Sllfl
A middleagcd man tried to rob a
Newportcr Inn employe carrying the
hotel's weekend receipts by spraying him
with mace today.
The would-be bandit collapsed and died
minutes later after a scuffle and a foot
race with other hotel cmployes and
passersby.
Newport Beach police said the alleged
robber. who is still unidentified,
approached credit manager Kenneth
!\Jorgan, 35. as Morgan was carrying
about $S5,000 in Memorial weekend re-
ceipts along a sidewalk.
The man, carrying a ca mer a ,
approached Morgan and raised :·1e
camera as if he was golr.g to lake a
picture.
Police said he sprayed Morgan
repeatedly with a can of mace concealed
in h.is hand.
The bandit then grabbed Morgan's
briefcase, but four other Newporter
employes, including a barber and a
diminutive \\'aitres.s, came to Morgan's
aid.
As the robber grabbed the case, one of
the other employes knocked him down
and stepped on his wrist. But the robber
began spraying mace at the employes,
dazing them~ He then fled down a
driveway to a parking lot.
With hotel employes and witnesses in
pursuit, the bandit collapsed as he ran
toward the intersection of Back Bay
Drive and Jamboree Road.
Police arrived moments later and
b e g a n administering moulh-tcrmouth
resuscitation and external h e a r t
massage.
The man was then rushed to Hoag
Memorial Hospital where he was
pronounced dead on arrival.
Hospital officials said the man earried
no identification . They described him as
between 4-0 and 4S years old with gray
hair.
A hotel spokesman said the receipts
included about $1S.OOO in credit card
charges, while the other $40,oo:l was in
cash and checks, mostly checks.
"There was only about $4,000 in cash,"
the hotel official said.
Police said the only hotel employe
injured was the waitress who had
grabbed the robber's foot during the
scuffle and had been kicked in the finger.
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Low clouds through Wednesday
with partial clearing in the after:
noon hours. Highs at the beaches
65 rising to 70 inland. Overnight
lows 1n the upper 50s.
INSIDE TOltA \'
Anierica'a: ja.iz .greats got t~
gether Monday in Ntw York to
pay tribute to mudcia11 and
comJ>()ser Duke Ellington. The
eulogfe1 -and EUington11 co"""
porftf0111 -wert rtad and
sung to 10,000 .fans. Set 1tort1
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CROWD OF ABOUT 200 PERSONS WATCHED JAYCEE HILLCLIMB COMPETITION
Contest1nt Mlrty Mldi10n Pumps His Way to Top of Laguna's Steepest Hill
Streaker, Dogs
Feature Fifth
Hill Bike Climb
By ll!LARY KA YE
Of -. o.llr l'lltf Stiff
More than 200 Lagunans turned out on
Memorial Day to watch men, Women and
childrol, huff and pull as they pedaled
their bicycles up steep Third Street
during the firth annual Third Street Hill
Climb.
But it was a helmeted streaker and a
quintet of hill~limbing dogs that really
caught the crowd's eye.
Midway through the bicycle uphill
races, sponsored by the Jaycees, an
impromptu entry was made when five
local dogs were commanded to climb to
thefr Masters waiting at the top of the
hill. Of the few that finally reached the
toP, Shane came in· first, with a fune of
roughly 11 seccx:ds. event organlz.er Dave
Duttenboller said.
Not to be outdooe. an unidentified
streaker sped dm the 33 degree hill
midway through the races -"definitely
the highlight---0( the day," Duttenhoffer
later remarked.
Wearing only a helmet, the streaker
sped past the crowd and out of sight.
Of tllooe officially Mtered in the
Memorial Day ~vents, Don Campbell
walked away with the men's first place
trophy, with the day's fastest Ume of 9.09
seconds. t1uis Grijalva came 1n. second,
(See BIKES, Pa1e 1)
SIX LINES SELL
$1,000 IN GOODS
-Juat "aJx lines of type In the De"'Jllper'
if they oontain the right few ..,rds in
Daily Pilot ad, can ...ily get thlngs
clone : IT WA$ UP HILL ALL THE WAY BUT SHE WPN ... _
AdrlonM JHnnolio T0p•\Y.m'oft. C:dnipetlior. 24.98 Second•
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• (MdJ:ea delted, )'l.B.) ~ • : I · ·' ~ · 1 .P , ; ~ SAIGON'~ -Cov~eol! ' • a!(lcorf' said. Hca\11 fighting broke out TI!al ad sold •t,000 worth al merdJ. .,;,..~:. thr& ~unlst ' altllost tmmediatefy at the village ol
andlie llld brouchl • mony -lh. · Li-• !lo@' lfCUY•rt whlch· was ~batKloncd by the odvtrllter "<'ouldn't btlltve II." Dial vlllago ~ ~-, ·g·l.Otfll ~itlliiin rtSlden!J May ts· when thedtreclllnelo-'111.Plde~ with. '' ·, .; ,.9 ·-.--·forcotai>tiarod ··t11e· · assault a ' t 1ftiiM ..i;... :~ '~~ ' .... ~ • .•
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Although positions are being cut unlike
other departments, no personnel will be
fired to accomplish the trimnling, Chief
Schopen said.
The city currently has 34 S\l:orn
officers. Department roorganizalion
would field 16 patrolmen.
The detective bureau would be cut by
one investigator, the school resources
officer would be cut, and the special
services officer would be put back in
uniform and assigned patrol duties.
The council \l'.'.ls especially critical of
department overtin1c spending. Tbc
overtime budget alloted was $43,000 some
60 percent (528.000) or which is spent ~
city detectives. and primarily for
narcotics investigation, Croy said.
1'hc budget session y,·as sparsely
attended and although a representative
of the police ernployes' association was
present. he did not address the couocil.
The association has been highly critical
!See BUDGET, Page 2)
Resigning?
No Comment
Sta11d Taken
By Trustees
By JAN WORTH
Of lhl Dilly l'llot Stiff
Saddleback College Superintendent·
President Fred Bremer is expected to
offer his resignation to the Board of
Trustees \Vednesday.
Sources close to the community college
president said Bremer, who has been
with Saddleback since it opened in 1968,
had first considered returning to teaching
but that possibility apparently has been
discarded.
Dr. Bremer de clined to
comment officially on the rumors of his
impending action and no trustees were
willing to go on record lo confirm the
possibility.
But faculty members who have been
taking an increasingly active role in
the school's affairs said they understand
Bremer is to be given lhe title of
president on I y , with a ne\v
superintendent to be hired as soon as
possible.
The reason for such an action \vas
speculated to be related to Bremer's
qualifications for retirement benefits.
which are based on the three years of
highest earnings.
Bremer has two more years to go on
his existing four-year contract at
Saddleback. ·
lie has been Wlder heavy pressure to
resign for the past year, with
his once solid support among board mem·
hers eroded by four resignations over the
past seven months.
One of Bremer's strongest sup!Xlrters
through the yea rs. charter trustee
(See BREMER, Page !)
Marine MP Hit
By Flyi11g Glass
In Laguna Case
A Marine Corps mTiiary policeman
was injured in Laguna Beach today when
a large rock thrown from a passing car
shaltered a window to the MP's truck.
and sent glass slivers into his face and
eyes.
Richard H. Kreitner, 24, of Santa Ana
was taken to South Coast Community
Hospital by Laguna Beach police. He was
released following treatment.
Kreitner was" in Laguna Beach to pick
up a military prisoner from the L<iguna
Beach city jail early this morning.
The leatherneck apparently became
lost and was checking a map for police
station headquarters when the incident
occurred at Forest Avenue near Beach
Street, police said.
Police were w1able to locate a suspecL
The Marine drove his van to the police
station and was then hospitalized.
IS HE RESIGNING?
Superintendent Bremer
Talks 01i Budget
Will Highliglit
Laguna Meeti1ig
Tonight's special meeting of the
Laguna Beach Unified School District
Board \Viii feature a panel discussion on
the proposed school budget, involving
district administrators and two Laguna
parents critical of the dist r i c l ' s
budgetary plans .
When the board .convenes at 7:30 in the
district's board room. 550 Blumont, Mary
Houts and Ruth Ann \Vhitman will
present their budget concerns.
Dr. Robert Reev('.'>. ass is tan t
superintendent. and Clyde Lovelady,
business manager. will then respond to
their remarks.
Another set of exchanges will be tneld
between t~e two groups, before the
school board members, and then the
audience. will be able to make comments
and ask further questions.
Mrs. llouts and t.1r s. \Vhitman have
vocally opposed the district's proposed
budget for 1974-75 and have said that the
June 4 tax override eleetion i s·
urutecessary.
They have Mid that more money
should be put into staffing units at the
schools -which is the category for
teachers, aides, librarians, counselors
and other ~taff members -und fe~er
dollars into I cs s teaching-related
expenses.
The two parents met w i th
administrators briefly last week and il
was decided that an open forum would be
the best way lo air their comp\ainta in
public and have them responded to.
~Mob' Shooting?
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Sliots Fired Near Courtliouse
Pedestrians outside the county courthouse in Santa Ana dJved
tor cover today··as· a number of shots were fired Into a car slowing
down an d apparently preparing to enter the fourthouse parking lot.
1'0tlCE tAIO ·THf sh,ots, all fiJ;ed 'fl".QJ!I a .. iii-~.P,.t revolver,
came . Crom a white itation *on~~~·~ t~e scene along Civic ·.~ter Dnve at" iulb 's~d. · •
.; Pa~by nav• ~ Vlded investigators Wtth a de!CripUon of the
vehicle and Its oceupJn police said • . .
POLICE REFUSiD tp identify the intended vicUm other than
to C\)n!irm ~t he ~· 4nliurt. They said he wlJf be Identified wht11
lul. blR • "'!_mple).e,d Jiis . statement at police headquarters..
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NEW DISNEY-DIRECTOR
lrvlnti's Ray Watson
l' aeatteies Filled
Tuesd1y, May 28, 1974
SELECTED BY DISNEY
Shirley Temple Black
Body Surfer
Saved; Has
Broken Arm
Lifeguards pulled a yo~~~~n body
surfer who had broken her arm in three
lo four foot surf, from the water off
Moss Cove in Laguna Beach Monday
morning.
Lifeguards said the~' rescued Patricia
Wedell, 24, of \Vest Covina at 11:30 a.m.
Firemen then adn1inistered artificial
respiration before she was ta~en to South
Coast Community •tospital ~ .u-eattd
for the broken arm. ~
Four other rescues took place at
L.agWla Beach's ~lain Beach In what
lifeguards called the heaviest Memoriaj ...
Day weekend crowd they could recaij.
An estimated S,000 persons \vere...on the
beaches Saturday, 5,000 Sunday and 8,000
fl.-fonday, despite the fog and cool
temperatures Sunday and to.1ooday,
lifrguards said.
Irvine Co.'s Ray W atso11
Actress on Dis11ey Board
llo1,1:cvcr. because of the cool weather
an<l an influx of jelly fish, not n1any \i.·ent
in the water.
Aboul 30 pcrsoris were treated by
lifeguards for jellyfish stings, but none
of the victims required hospitalization.
' Recore! Throngs
By GEORGE LEIDA.I.
Of tM DellY .... , lltll
Jr.ine COrnpany President Raymond L.
Watson and Mrs. Shirley Temple Black
were eiected to serve as directors or
Walt Disney Productions at a regular
meeting of directors today in Burbank.
\Vat.son. 47. and Mrs. Black fill
\•acancies created by the retirement. of
Disney directors George L. Bagnall and
Gordon E. Youngman. Bagnall and
Youngman v1ere elected "directors
emeritus." Mrs. Black, a ronner child star of Lhc
19305 becomes the first woman director
in Disney company history. Having
3el'VfJd ln a variety ot presidential and
fede.nl environmental appointive posts.
Mrs. Black may also be the first Sierra
Qub member to serve on the board of
the ftrm which sought to develop Mineral
King. Watson has been president ol the
IrYile O>mpany for less than a year.
He :totned the land development cornpeny
in 1960 as manager of its planning
department and with the late William R.
l\fason ~·as responsible for the progress
Lagu11an Seized
On Theft Cl1argc
A 25-year-old South Laguna man v;ho
toppled from the rear seat of a parked
car inlo the path of an oncoming police
patrol car was held in Laguna Beach City
Jail today.
David L. Rivers or 31861 S. Coast
Highway was booked for a 11 e g e d
possession of stolen property and on an
old court warrant.
Police Lt. Al Olson said as Rivers fell
from the car parked at 1377 Temple Hills
Drive, he dropped a wallet and handful of
c~it cards reported taken during a
party at the residence late Monday.
Lt. Olson said the car didn't be1ong to
Rivers either.
Alderman Makes
Plea in Kidnap
ACAPULCO. Mexico (AP) -· An
Acapulco aldem1an, father of a kidnaped
university student, has broadcast an
appeal for the abductors not to kill his
son. .,•
In a third ransom note he received
1-londay. the kidnapers set a Friday
afternoon deadline to pay an unspecified
ransom or the· youth would be executed.
Filiberto Vigueras Jr., the son, "·as
seized in this resort 10 days ago by five
armed 1nt.n.
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planned nc\11 city.
Since Watson joined the Irvine
Company board of directors in June,
1970, the firm has announced its
intentions of bui\idng the largest master
planned community in North America on
its 8.1.000 acres or land in Orange County.
\Valt Disney Productions also is active
In land development with construction of
another new city under way near
Orlando. Florida at \Valt Disney World.
A resident or Eastbluff, Watson Jlso
serves as a dlre<:tor of the Irvine
Industrial Con1p\ex.
A native of Seattle, he earned
bachelor's and master's degrees in
architecture and urban planning at UC
Berkeley in 1951 and 1953.
He is a registered architect . a fellow of
the American lnstitu1t of Architecture
and a member of the board of visitors of
UCLA.
Watson's eleclion to the Disney board
Is lhe second tie between the Irvine
Company and Disney interests.
La9l fall. Irvine Company directors
elected William S. Lund to fill the board
vacancy created by the death of \Villian1
~fason Ja:st spring. .
Lund is married to the former Sharon
Disney, dau6'hfer of the late founder of
the giant entertainment rorporatiOJI.
Lund Is a trustee of the Walt Disney
Foundation and heads the California
lnslitute of the Arts in Valencia.
Mrs. Black is a director of the Del
?-.1onte Corporation, the United Nations
Association of the United Stales. the
National Wildlife Federation and the
National Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.
Woman Injured
In Park Tunihle
A 74·year-old Laguna Beach woman
fell and hit her head while walking in
Heisler Park Monday.
Freda Zafian of 270 Cliff Drive !old
police someone bumped into her while
she was strolling through the park,
causing her to fall down.
Mrs. Zafian was taken by ambulan ce
to South Coast Community Hospital,
\\'here she \Yas treated for her head
injury and released.
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Over Weekend
Spokesmen for the harbor patrol at
Dana Polnt said their crowds over the
Memorial Day weekend appeared to be
the largest in the history of :he mari'.ime
center.
A mixture of thick fog in the morning
and a stiff wind each afternoon made for
some rough sailing and dozens (!f small-
boat assistance calls through the
weekend, they added.
No major incidents "'ere reported in
waters in and near the harbor. Most calls
were related to small-boat capsiz.ings and
engine trouble on power vessels.
South Coast traffic on dry land was at
record proportion as well.
Border patrolmen at the San Onofre
checkpoint said their traffic counters
ttgistered the highest rate. of travel of
the year as lhe weekend wound to a close
Monday afternoon. The peak figure was
4,200 cars per hour. The next-highest
rate was noted several weekends ago
and measured 4,000 cars an hour.
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with 10.16 seconds.
Among the women. Adrian Jeannette
came in first wilh 24,98 seronds, while
Pat Dallas made the Climb in 27.29
soconds.
In the category of boys 14 to 17, Bob
Keen came in first ·...-ith 11.14 seronds.
and Bill 11arrison , second, with ll.83
secoods.
James Marple clocked in at 12.73
:seconds for the fastest time in the boys
12 lo 13 category, and Durk ~tolher came
in second with 13.84 seeonds.
Of the boys 11 years old and under,
Todd Petric came in first-with 36.32
seconds and was the only entry to reach
the top. John Flanagan was given the
second place trophy, sin<:i! he came the
closest to completing the race after
Petric.
Eight teams entered the si:i:·man
wagon pull, and the Sandpiper Wagon
Wheels pulled their little red wagon up
Third Street in 9.96 seconds.
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M!N'S WINNER -Don campbell of Loauna Beach bolds llOphy
for winning I.he men's event ln the Laguna Beach Jaycee's f1flh
annual Third Street Hillclimb. He made It to the top In 9.09 seconds.
Campl!'!ll is a Los Angeles County fireman .
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FEWER DETECTIV~, MORE PATROLM!N:l'ORECAST IN POLICE BUDGET CUTS
From Left, Capt. 01vld Brown, Chief Frank Schopen; Service• Chief Norv Croy Heir the a.ct N1w1
From Pagel 800,000 Flocl{ to Beaches BUDGET ... '
Along Coast on W eekencl of proposed cuts in the forct. a position
y,·hlch has resulted in past controversy
between the city administration and the
employes. The two are currently in
negotiations for salary and wtl'king
condiUoos. An estimated 800,000 persons visited
Orange Coast beaches over the Memorial
Day wet>kend , lifeguards reported today.
Desi}ite lnrge cro1vds and many routine
rescues reported from Huntington Beach
to San Clemente. no S\vimmers drowned
during the three day holiday and no
serious injuries 11erc reported. ~'lost , nti.nor injuries "·ere · due . to
S. Coast Gro11ps
Of Homeo\vners
Eye Avco Pla1is
A coalition of homeowner groups from
the South Coast have scheduled a
meeting for tonight 10 discuss the latest
propo.sals for several parcels of coastal
land controlled by Avco Community De-
velopern.
The 7:30 p.m. session at the Dana Hills
High School auditorium will specifically
examine new proposals unveiled last
week by the Environmental coalition.
Paul Sayre, president of the United
South Orange Coast Co m m u n i t i es
tUSOCCl, said the gorup plans to take
issue with the coalition's suggestion for
land use on parcels on either side of
Pacific Coast Highway.
C.Ompromise plans worked out, he
said, between his a-group and the
development firm show a far different
appro(lch to I.bf: land use.s.
The latest ideas ottered by the
coalition, he said, call for severAI
controversial uses including recreational·
vehicle parking, restaurants and motels .
The general public is welcome at
tonight's discussions on the diverse
proposals, he said.
Middies Quizzed
l 1i Test Scandal
jellyfish stings. The jellyflSh Invasion
was ellpecially severe st Huntington
State Beach, Bolsa Chica State Beach.
and in San Clemente. but "'ater
ten1peratures fn the 50s kept most people
~n~ay from lhe slimy creatures.
Orficials reported Dohen y, San
Clemente, and San Onofre State Parks
"'ere full to the brim. At San Onofre.
park guards Issued tbe largest nwnber of
citations in the state park system over
the weekend, due to a rash of surfboard
theft.!, a brush !ire, and illegal parking
and camping.
A total of 130,000 bathen showed up
at San Clemente beaches, making the
"'eekend the most crowded Memorial
holiday in recent history.
Newport Beach lifeguards reported an
y,·ith most rescUes Swlday when rip-
tides presented a haiard to swimmers.
About 170,000 visitors were estimated
on Huntington Beach city strands, with
23 rescues, one boat rescue, and nine
major first aids. A total of 4-07 minor
first aid treatmenL! were given for
jellyfish sting,_
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BREMER • • •
Michael Collins, resigned last fall to gi \'e
more time to his job as an attorney.
Norris.a Brandt of Irvlne was elected
March 4 to replace Collins and had as
one of her chief campaign planks that
she believed the school's adminlatrstion
was no\ doing the job and ,should be
ouste<t. ·
Another Bremer supporter, ronner
OOard president John Lund, resigned
early this year as a protest to OOard
action in his absence to fire football
coach. George Hartman. 11artman was
reinstated tv.'O weeks later.
Of the other two trustees who resigned
Jn public \Yorks. council members
again m~de no direct decisions on
personnel cuts and equipinent purchases.
The elimination of six positions
including that of a 53·year-old
handicapped custodian of 17 years city
ser.iice, will result in $63,000 for s.a.larics.
Total public works budget ls $699.000,
do\1:11 from $754 ,000 this year. While
s..1lary costs have been cut, equiprnent
an<l service eo.sts are up.
·ror the lifeguard department, council
members gave general approval lo a
proposed budget of Sl38,000, do\\'ll from
this year's budget of $154,000.
The lifeguard budget will include the
trimming of one full-time guard,
ho\\.e\'er, the cut \\'ill be inade in
seasonal stalfing.
Total city budget envisions income of
1$.3 miiiioo and spending o( 1$.6 million,
the difference to be made of fund
reserves not spent this year.
Of t.he total budget, the city general
fund amoWlt -the only amount over
whlch the council has exclusive control -
is $3.6 million .
Budget hearing will cm.sider cootinue
at 4:30 p.m. \Vednesday and 9 a.01.
Saturday.
Sa1i Jua1i Youth
Rescued After
Misliap on Cliff
effective June 4, Alyn Brannon of Santa Six re!Cuers carried 8 tS.year-otd San Ana is in jail on a bookmaking charge and Hans Vogel is acting board Juan Capist rano boy across the rocks at
president. Crescent Bay Point Saturday alter he
Brrmer. a resident of Tustin, began as tumbled down the steep Laguna Beach
the assistant super i n tend en t of cliffs injuring his ankle.
instruction at Saddleback and was later Duane G. Leach, 31964 Paseo Monte
ANNAPOLTS, 1'-fd. (AP) -The Navnl promoted to superintendent-presldtnt Vista, was taken by ambulance to South
Academy's student honor committee is "·hen Acting Superintendent Jack Roper Coast Hospital, v.•here he was treated and
questioning dozens of m i d s h i p m e n resigned a year after the district .,,:as released.
reportedly involved in cheating on a formed. After Leach's fall , three lifeguards,
navig&tional examination last week. ~1any district observers have linked two firemen and a policeman placed the
More than 900 second. year mic'iies Bremer to a string of controversies boy on a stretcher.and carried him over
\li'ill retake the exam Wednesday. which have plagued the school. ~ rocky, steep sections of the area. The
The honor committee began He was censured by the Orange County rescue operatlon took 30 mlnutts, Md
interviewing 50 to 60 second-year middles Grand Jury last summer for lobbying for "'as difficult because of the rocky
Saturday in what could become the high~ensity coastal development in terrain, lifeguards said.
academy's first major cheating scandal. Capistrano Beach. It turned out the land Leach was climbing doY.11 the cliffs
According to students, more than 100 in question is owned by then-president of when he lost hls footing 10 feet from the
students ..were caught last week with the txiard Lund, who intends to put bottom and tumbled down. When the
answers to the test written on margins of condominium units on the choice pro~ rescue ttam arrived , they splinted the
chart books used in exam calculations. erty below the Capl.strano bluffs. ankle and trtated Leach for shock.
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Twenty-live years ego a few far-sighted people revolutionized the
carpet business.
Fint the chemical industry developed synthetic fibers, eliminating
reliance On wool Quality and production.
Second, machinery was invented which enabled carpeting to be
manulactured up 10 10Q limes fester.
Third, end most important, some people stuck their necks out and
risked capital to put these developments lo work. -
What does lhis mean to you? It -• thel carpeting costs less than
30 years ago. It means that whal was once 4-lijxury is now within range
of almost everyone.It mea111a selection u~lmaglnable 30 years ago,
With our family in the carpet business since 1894. we have sten
more changes in the last few years than we believed possible. creating
the greatest consumer growth Industry In our economy. After 80 years, It
looks like we've Ollly lti•t begun! ·
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VOL. 67, NO. 148, 2 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESPAY, MAY 28, 1974 TEN CENTS
White House Ordered · Harassment-Jaworski
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WASij!NGTON (AP ) -Watergate
special pro.secutor l£Oll Jaworski said
today he has evidence that the White
House instructed the Internal Revenue
Service to audit or otherwise harass
political enemies, including former
Democratic party Chairman Lawrence
F. O'Brien.
Jaworski said in papers filed with U.S.
District Court that a discussion of those
malters was withheld by the White House
from a tape recording turned over to the
Y.'atergat.e grand Jury on a clalm it was
"unrelated kl Watergate matters."
• The privilege clalm, on 151h; minutes of
a tape recoroJng o/ Sept. 15, 1972, was
upheld by U.S. Dl!trlct Judge John J.
Sirica last year. 1be fillng today asked
Sirica to reconsider that decision.
The tape of the Sept. 15 conversation,
one of nine orlginally subpoenaed by the
special Watergate prosecution team, al60
has been given to the HoU!le Judici.9.ry
Committee for its impeachment inquiry.
it was the first of a Wbite llousMdited
tran,,crlpts of taped oonversations made
public Wt mooth.
'lbe meeting in the President's office
with Nixm, former White House chief of
staff H.R. Haldeman and former counsel
John W. Dean Ill last<d from 5:27 p.m.
to 6:17 p.m. Only the rm 33 minutes, 9
secQ'Ods were relinquished by the White
House following Sirlca's review.
"On the basi! of information that has
recently become available," Jaworski
said, the rest of the conversation is
pertinent to the upcoming \\'atergate
cover-up trial and to matters still being
investigated by two grand juries.
He asked that the rest of the tape and
notes made by Haldeman in the latter
part.. of the meeting "be turned over
forthwith" for presentation to the grand
juries.
In an affidavit accompanying the
'·niotlon for reconsideration,'' Jav•orski
recalled that Nix_on's lawyers claimed
the conversation re I a t e d only to
"dist11ssions with and advice from the
Superintendent Bremer
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Dis11ey Directors
Watson, Black
Fill Vacancies
NEW OISNEY OIRECTOR
Irvine's Raiy Waitson
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of tt1t Deity PNet S!ltf
Irvine C.Ompany President Raymond L.
\Vatson and !.trs. Shirley Temple Black
v:ere elected to serve as directors of
Walt Disney Productiona at a regular
meeting of directon today In Burbank.
Watsoo, 47, and Mrs. Black fill
vacancies ~ted by the retirement of
Disney directon !Jeorge L.. Bagnall and
Gonion E. YOW1gman. Bagnall and ;:_8!! v.we ~ "directors
Mrs. B)ack, a !ormet-chUd a:tar of the 1•. becomes the first woman director
In Disney company llUtory. Having
8e<Ved In a variety ol jrutdenttal and
federal environmental appoinUve posts,
Mrs. Black may also be the first Sierra
tiub member to serve oo the board ot
the firm which sought to develop Mineral
King.
Waison has been president of the
Irvine Company for less than a year.
He joined the land development rompany
in U160 as manager of its planning
department and with the late William R.
?.fa.<K>O was responsible for the proCfCSS
of company plans for a major master
plannOd new city.
Since Watson joined the Irvine
Company board of directors In June,
1970, the firm bas aIJDOme:ed it.s
intentions of builidng the largest master
planned community In Nortb America on
its 83,000 acres of land in Ora.nee County.
Walt Disney Productiom also 1.1: active
in land dewlopment with construction of
another new city under way near
Orlando, Florida at Walt Disney World.
A resident of Eastbluff, Watson also
serves as a director of the Irvine
Industrial Complex.
A native of Seattle, he earned
bachelor's aJ¥1 master's degrees in
architecture and urban planning at UC
Berkeley in 19Sl and 1953.
He is a registered architect. a fellow of
the American Institute ot Architecture
and a member of the board of vlsiton of
UCLA.
Watson's election to the Disney board
is the second lie between the Irvine
Company and Disney interests.
Last fall, Jrvine Company directors
elected William S. Lund to fill the board
vacancy created by the death of William
Masoo laat spring.
Lund Is married to the former Sharon
(See VACANCIES, Pase I) .
'Mob~ Shooting?
Sliots Fired Near-Courthouse
Pedestrians outside the county courthouse in Santa Ana dived
for cover today as a number of shots were fired into a car slowing
down and apparently preparing to enter the courthouse parking lot.
POLICE SAIO THE shots, all fired from a .45-calber revolver,
came fre~hite station wa.gon which immediately drove from
the scene al Civic Center Drive at high speed.
Passersby ave provided investigators with a description of the
vehicle and its occupant, police said.
POLICE REFUSEO to identify the intended victim other than
to confirm that he is unhurt. They said he will be identified when
he bas completed bis statement a.t police headquarters.
Collapses After Chase
Bandit Dies in Attempt
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By L. PETER KRIEG
Of ttt. Otlly PH9f lt1ft
A middle-aged man tried to rob a
Newporter Inn employe carrying the
hotel's weekend receipts by spraying him
with mace today.
The "ould·be bandit collapsed and died
minutes later after a scuffle and a foot
race with other hotel employes and
passen;by.
Newport Beach police said the alleged
robber, who is still unidentified ,
approached credit manager Kenneth
Morgan, 35, as Morgan was carrying
al)out $55,000 in Memorial weekend re-
oei.pts ak>n& a sidewalk.
The man, carrYing a c a m e r a ,
approached Morgan and raised •"1e
camera as II he was goir.g to take a
picture.
Police said he sprayed Morgan
repeatedly with a can of mace concealed
in his hand.
The bandit then grabbed Morgan's
briefcase, but four other Newporter
employes, including a barber and a
diminutive waitress, came to Morgan's
aid .
A! the robber grabbed the case, one of
the other employes kn<K:ked him down
and stepped on his wrist. But the robber
began spraying mace at the employes,
dazing them. He then fled down a
driveway to a parking lot.
With hotel employes and witnesses in
pursuit, the bandit collapsed .. he ran
toward the intersection of Back Bay
Drive and Jamboree Road.
Police arrived moments later and
b e g a n administering mouth·tcrmouth
resuscitation and external h e a r t
massage.
The man was then rushed to Hoag
~femorial Hospital where he was
pronounced dead on arrival.
Hospital officials said the man carried
no Identification. They described him as
between 40 and 45 years old with gray
hair.
A hotel spokesman said lhe receipts
included about $15,000 in credit card
charges, while the other $40,IXMl was in
cash and checks, mostly checks .
"There was only about $4,000 in cash,"
the hotel official said.
Police said the only hotel employe
injured was the waitress who had
grabbed tl'K> robber's foot during the
scuffle and bad been kicked in the finger.
Nixon Predicts
Inflation to Dip
In Final Quarter
\VASHINGTON (AP) -President
Nixon sent Congress today a special
economic report predicting that the
surge in inflatim should subside to about
7 percent in the last quarter of this year.
SELECTEO BY DISNEY
Shlrloy Temple Black
Mesan S·hot by Narco
Agents in Holdup . Try
In the past thre< months, the CO<t of
Jiving increase has been at an annual
rate or 12.1 percent, the highest level
since 1951.
The President, following up on a
weekend radio address, told Congress he
sees "signs of improvem~t" in the
economic outlook and addOO:
"Although the recent events are not
conclusive, they tend to strengthen the
expectatim that in the remainder of this
year, .output will be rising m..-e rapidly,
prices will be rising much less rapidly
and the unemployment rate, while it will
pr®ably rise further, will not reach a
very bigb point before it recedes."
Miss Reagan
At UC Irvine
Maureen Reagan, · dauallt~ ,o f
Governor Reagan, wllJ speak at UC
IrW1e Wedn<ld111 In 111pport of the J<me
ballot pnlllOlillon calllog lor •barlnl· of
alato 1aa tu rev<nUCI to ~at ma'is • tl'aNlt IY*n\ll.
Miss Reapn Is .ichedulcd'to 'speak In
Gateway Plua folloWlflt a ' 0000 r<i:i c:Oocer1. • ,,
Her l)!Peor•nce at lrlli>e• livjoliilly
-red by the otudent 8'1-t
-km committee, and the /~
Coast ~ o! Wome Vi>lln. 'Ifie
Jltll>Ue II invUed to atla!d wlihout cbar1t-
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said today ooe of their agenla abot a !'I·
year-<>id Costa Mesa man 1n the stomach
wbeo•be and •two complll110u fi'om: West
Oranie Cowity allepdly tried to rub the
agtlll'\al lie wu waltina In an IJiglewood motel room to make 1 ...,..ikl bliy.
QiarJes John VOlller, the man 1c:cuaed
of. ~ Into the acent'• room at the llolldlf Inn llld whlpplng Q\lt • pistol,
remMDi In fair coodlttoa at Hawthorne
~ty lloopltal ~y wbore the
bllJlel '°' mno•ecl hon\ 1111 ·~ ~. 11111 • -later ld"'tUitd ,
as . Katb!MI Jlllk!tte Woods, ;!Id! IMltJaatoo Beach, Oed after the t'
In • car alq with 1 thlrll man ldlllll!led .. °"'7 De Santis, ~ o/ ,..,..., v.n.,.
Tbe 11e11t involwcl In ~·· IClllllt
WU DOI itjand boll IM tlna Iller pulled
ont& a shoulder of the San Diego
Freeway In · Los Angelea and told a
cant~ Highway Patrolman cruising
by that V""'1er b!id been ahot by a
mlper.
T\le oll1cor radioed for assistance and •
WU told VOll!et bad been lnvotved bt the
hotel Incident. He arr.sted all three ~
they wue boolted on 1115Plclon of
.,..ultlnJ a federaJ officer.
VOll!et was Immediately: taken to the
I for fnJfllll of t1ie wound. ifil O!illnll\J WU termed a1Ud81.
nioi1ao llureiiu aid oo mooey .... lilf!I ~ .... durlnc lhO IClllllo<. A ........ -.ld the ag~t ~ lb ... ..,, ..... thqh
VO!lllor 1l"1i1~ llld him In I "='~ .. ta.e ~ ~ Coin. .. llfllllwlqC,:':_ ~ """ DOI ~11 '
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released, Ni>oo convened a mid-morning
cabinet meetlnJ , presumably to dilaJss
the eoooomy aa well aa other lasues:
"-the partlclpanil was Kenneth = designated by Nil<on Satulilay as lnator of domeatic and lntemailonal
.,"""'""°'nnnmlc pollcy.
Nilm'a economic comment.I came In a
prefac;e to a lpeCiaJ report prtpared by
hla Qomcll of Economic Advlam .. ,,.,
odvllera made !he,. major poin!a:
-B,r U.. ( fow1b q\lil'ter of 19'1• "wt
lbould ... a ral• ol lnfiaUon llUbollDUal'1 below the reoent ll peroent
nte . , ·•• would suaest that the rat. la Ibo loarOI quartor migbl, be In the te. ICONOMY, Pip I)
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President's senior assistant and his
co u n s e I on matters relating to th :!
President's conduct of his official duties
and are Wlrelated to Watergat e
matters.''
But, said Jaworski, "there is evidencr.
however, that refutes this assertion."
He said both Dean and Haldeman
testified before the Senate Watrgate
Committee that the IRS had been dis·
cussed.
Dean claimed he talked with the
President abo.ut the advisability of
preparing a Jigt of ncv.·smen v.·ho had
\\'rit t eo critically aOout the
Administration and thal Nixon said
Democratic administrations had used the
IRS . The President said that after the
1972 elections the White House v.·ould try
to do the san1c. Dean said.
Haldeman les!Hied the discussion was
about the J)cmocrntic orientation of the
I RS and a reluctance in the agency to
follow uµ on eomplainls or possible
\'iolations against people '>''ho were
supporting Nixon opponent s.
Resigning?
No Comment
Stand Taken
By Trustees ·
By JAN WORTH
01 tllt D1lty Piie! Sl1ff
Saddlcback College Superintendent-
President Fred Bremer is expected to
offer his resignation to the Board of
Trustees Wednesday.
Sources close to the community college
president said Bremer, who has been
with Saddleback· since it opened in 1968,
had first considered returning to teaching
but that possibility apparently has been
disc::arded.
Dr . Bremer declined to
oomment officially 00 the rumors of ~~ IS HE RESIGNING? Superint.ndent Bremer impending action and no 'trtJ!tees were ----
willing to go on record to confirm the
possibility.
But faculty members who· have been
taking an increasingly active role in
the school's affairs said they understand
Bremer is to be given the title of
president o n 1 y , with a new
superintendent to be hired as soon as
possible.
The reason for such an action was
speculated to bf! related to Bremer's
Tapes Response
Deadline Set
By High Court
qualifications for retirement benefits, WASHINGTON (UPI) -The U.S.
which are based on the three years of Supreme Court today gave President
highest earnings. Nixon until Thursday to reply to
Bremer has two more years to go on prosecutor Leon Jaworski's request for a
his existing four·year contract at quick ruling by the court on his demands
Saddleback. for additional tapes and documents
He has been under heavy pressure to dealing with the Watergate coverup.
resign for the past year, with A spokesman for the court said James
his once solid support among board mem-D. St. Clair, the President's chief
hers eroded by four resignations over the Watergate lawyer, had been asked to
past seven months. submit "an expedited response" to the
One of Bremer's strongest supporters appeal Jaworski filed Friday.
through the years, charter trustee Thursday also is the day that St. Clair
Michael Collins, resigned last fall to give has· been directed to inform U.S. District
more time to his job as an attorney. Judge Gerhard A. Gesell of Nixon's
Norrisa Brandt of lrvine was elected decision about surrendering files of two
March 4 to replace Collins and had as former top aides for use at their
one of her chief campaign planks that conspiracy trial next month. Gesell has
she believed the school's administration hinted he may dismiss the charges unless
was not doing the job and shouJd be the President complies with a subpoena
ousted. for the documents. ·
Another Bremer supporter, former Jaworski had asked the court to take
board president John Lund, resigned the case away from the U.S. Court or
early this year as a protest to boanlli. Appeals here, where St. Clair filed an
action in his absence to fire football appeal earlier Friday seeking to
coach George Hartman. Hartman was overturn U.S. District Judge John J .
reinstated two weeks later. \\ Sirica·s refusal to quash Jaworski's
Of the other two trustees who resigned subpoena for the materials.
effec~iv~ J~n~ 4, Alyn Branno.n of Santa Following St. Clair's response, the
Ana ts 1n Jail on a ~kmak.1ng charge Supreme Court will decide whether to
and Hans Vogel is acting board accept the case or allow it to follow
president. . . regular channels through the appeal9
Bremer. a resident or Tustm, began as court -which could delay a final ruling
!he ass~ant s u Perin tend en t of until fall and cause postponement of the
instruction at Saddlebao::k and was later trial of seven persons
promoted to superintendent-president ·
when Acting Superintendent Jack Roper
resigned a year after the district was
formed .
Many district observers have linked
Bremer to a string or controversies·
which have plagued the school.
He was censured by the Orange County
Graod Jury last summer for lobbying for
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'lllat ad sold ~ ,000 1llOl'lh of mercb-
andl,. and brou&Jlt ao many cuatomera
the advertloer "couldn't belleve ll" Dial
the cliMct line Ill nsultl. 1'ho<ll! GIW61I.
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Orange <:out
Weather
Low clouds through Wednesday
with partial clearing in the after~
noon hours. Highs at the beaches
65 rising to 70 inland. Overnight
lows in the upper SOs.
INSIDE Tctlti\l'
America'• jazz greats got to-
gether Monday in New YorJc to
paJI tribute to mv.siciaia and
composer Duke Ellington. Tl~
eulogies .....:. ar1d Ellington's com-
positi0113 -were reud and
sung to 10.000 jam. See storv
and-photo, Page 4.
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Partlallfl Burned
Photo of Blonde
Patty ~~amined
LOS ANGELES IUPll -The FBI and
police are examining Polaroid pictures
\\ilidi may show that Patricia Hearst
changed her appearance significantly,
'"Uing her hair short and dying It bright
blonde.
A police spokesman ronlinned hfonday
that invesligaton have a partlally
burned picture that may show ?tfiss
Hearst, carrying a gun, in a group photo
with members of the Symbionese
Liberation Army, pmed bef<re their
seven-headed cobra flag.
The photo il! similar to one publl!hed In
this week's Newsweek magazine, but is
not the same photo, a police spokesman
said. Both pictures were found by
amateur souvenir-hunters poking In the
ashes of the hJuse where 1ix SLA
members died May 17.
jurt below Mr ears, shorter than In the
earlier photographs that have beoo
released," said PQl.lct Commander Peter
Hllj!on.
That W"'1ld oonllnn some """"1s by
penons who claim to have -een Miss
Hearst In recent weeks.
Identification was made d I l f i c u l t
because the ~s were of poor quality
ot begin with and have been singed and
smudged.
Mis,, Hurst's parents have seen the
New1week photo, police said. Publisher
Randolph Hearst said "it could be'' his
daughter but he oould not poaiUvely
identlfy her. Mn. Hearst felt the woman
was not her daughter.
Hagan said he did not know whether
the Heants have seen the other photo.
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Mesa Man
Arraigned
In Murder
By RUDI NlEDZIEL8KI
Of tM Daft)-~ .... lftff
Arrai&llllltnt W8' ldleduled today for a
2S-year-old Colla Meta cardener accused
cl lllabblng his lather to death during a
lam.Uy argument SWlday nigh!.
The murder charge was to be flied
against Daniel Rlos Rivera, Z505 Orange
Ave. Pollce took hlm Into custody at his
apartment where the slabbing look
place.
Rivera, held at Costa Mesa City Jail in
lieu of $250,000 bail, offered no
reslJtance when arrested early Monday.
He was In possession of a pocket knife
Pollce believe was the murder weapon.
according to Detective Capt. Edward
Glasgow. ·
It has been alleged that Rivera twice
plunged the four-inch knife into the chest
of his father, Raymond Pena Rivera, 50,
at tbe apartment they 11hared. As in the Newsweek photo, police said,
the woman believed to be ~1iss Hearst
"\4·as definitely blonde," her hair a much
brighter shade than is seen on the photos
of ?o.1iss Hearst used on the thousands of
FBI "wanted'' posters dist r lb u t e d
throughout Calilomia.
In both photos, the worn.an believed to
be Misa Hearat is smiling and holding a
rifle, and is posed next to Donald
DeFreeze, the self-styled "Field Marsh&l
General Cinque" of thl. SLA, who killed
him&elI with a bullet. ln the head after all
his followers had been killed by police
gunfire or flames in the battle ~1ay 17.
CROWD OF ABOUT 200 PERSONS WATCHED JAYCEE HILLCLIMB COMPETITION
Contest1nt Marty Madison Pumps His Way to Top of L1gun1'1 StHpest Hill
Capt. Glasgow said the father and son
had betn arguing about a variety of
family matters, but that the dispute
apparently centered on lhe son's drinking
habits and the father's use or the
telephone. "She appeared to have her hair cut
13th Syrian
Flight Made
By Kissinger
JERUSALEM CUPll -Secretary of
state Henry A. Kissinger decided at the
last minute to make another shutUe to
Damascus today in a bid to salvage his
miBsion and bring back a Syrian troop
disengagement position that oould win
Israeli approval laler in the day.
Kissinger took off on h!s 13th trip to
the Syrian capital at 5:27 P.M. (8:27 a.m.
PDT) for a meeting with President Hafez
Assad after a twe>-hour session with
Prime Minister G<ilda Meir and her
negotiating team. Assad had con!erred
du.ring the day with Soviet Foreign M.tn.
i.ster Andrei A. Gromyko.
· The Israeli cabinet met previously to
approve or reject the overall plan for
disengaging its troops from the Syrians
on the G<ilan Heights, but adjourned
saying further clarifications were needed
before a final yes or no later tonight.
"I jllSll. tbought that having carried
every previous Israeli clarification and
\'iew to Damascus, l should do the final
lap myself," Kissinger told rl(!wsmen on
emerging from the two -hour meeting
• v1 ith G<>lda ~1eir and her disengagement
negotiators.
The decision came \l:ith dramatic
suddenness and may have bei!n made at
the request o( the Israelis to make one
more effort.
"towed it to everything ttiat both sides
had put into it to make the effort."
Kissinger said before rushing back to his
hol<I. Ki~inger originally plaMed to send
Undersecretary of State Joseph J. Sisco
to Damascus vdth Israel's response to
Uie latest Syrian proposals.
!\frs. !\teir's cabinet met for 41;i hours
to consider the latest proposals and said
ll viould meet again tonight once it gets
the clarifications it needs from the
Syrians.
This trip ~amascus was Kissinger's
13th shuttle een l!rael and Syria
and came on the 1st day of his Middle
East peace mission. lie planned to fly
home to \\1ashington Wednesday.
Meanv:hile Israeli artillery shelled
inhabited Syrian villages on the Golan
Heights today and the Syrians retaliated
by shelling thret Israeli settlements,
Syrian military c:oinmuniques reported in
Damascus.
The Israeli Armed Forces Radio said
the Syrians shelled the civilian
setUl!ments of Meron G<ilan and Ein
Zivan and one abandoned village. In each
case, the command said, Israeli units
returned artillery fire.
The figtrting contn.iued through a 78th
consecutive day.
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A man who may be William Harris
appeared in one photo, and persons
believed to be Harris and his ~ife,
Emily, in the other.
Miss Hearst is believed to be with the
Hanises, the mly surviving, publiciy
known SLA fugitives. They are the
objects of one of the most intensive
criminal searches in California history.
vdth hundreds of FBI agents hunting
them, backed by local police forces
throughout the southern part of the stale.
The Harrises have been chargtd With
19 c.rimes, and !\liss Hearst with :!D.
including kidnaping, robbery. assault and
violating federal ·weapons Jaws.
Special l'.'alch was kept on many
highways during the weekend , on the
theory that if the fugitives were still in
the area they would try to get out by
bleriding with the heavy holiday traffic.
Newport Man
Strikes Oil
Under Hou ~c
Roy Neel of Ne"-port Beach has a
surplus of oil.
Unfortunately, it's coming up through
the floor of his house.
A contractor pumped about 75 barrels
of oil Monday from Netl's house at 213
42nd Street in Newport ach.
The oil, which comes from an old
uncapped vtell beneath the house, first
surfaced last OCtober, driving Neel's
daughter and son-in-law .... to move
elsewhere.
Since then, the house has been
uninhabitable but quiet -until Friday,
~·hen the oil gushed up agaln.
"I'd estimate the damage to the house
al about $35,000," Neel said today. "lt
will cost about $10,000 to cap the well.
and the whole thing has ruined a $32,000
lot ." -
Neel, who lives across the street from
the ruined house, said he won't make
back his expenses in oil profits.
"It's against a city ordinance to pump
oil here," he said. "So not onJy did t pay
$21 an hour to have the oil pumped, but I
gave the contractor the oil as well."
He said he's afraid if the well is
capped, it may cause the oil to blow out
in another part or the area or even to
seep into the bay.
"If that happens, we're in real
trouble," Neel said. -
He will meet with the city council
tonight to discuss ways of handling the
oil problem.
"I want to emphasize that the city has
been most cooperative," Neel said. "I
cannot praise their efforts enough."
With N anr.e Like This,
Craft Had to Sink
SAN FRANCISCO (API
Ricliard Kirschman named his boat
"Andrea l.JJcitanlc." after the Ill·
fated liners Andrea Do r i a ,
Lusitania and THanlc.
His boat sank.
Streaker, Dog s
Feature Fiftl1
Hill Bike Climb
By HILARY KA \'E
Of tl'lt Di>l/y ,Jlot Sf•ll
!\fore than 200 Lagunans turned out on
~1emorial Day to Yi"atch men. women and
children, huff and puff as they pedaled
their bicycles up steep Third Street
during the fifth ·annual Third Stretl llill
Climb.
But it was a helmeted streaker and a
quintet of hill-climbing dogs that really
caught the crowd's eye.
!\1idway through the bic~·cle uphill
races, sponsored by the Jaycees, an
impromptu entry was made when five
local dogs v.·ere commanded to climb to
their Pt·lasters waiting at the top of the
hill . Of the few that finally reached !he
top, Shane came in first. with a time of
roughly 11 seconds, event organizer Dave
Duttenhoffer said.
Not to be outdone, an unidentified
streaker sped dov•n the 33 degree hill
mid'A-1lY through the races -"definitely
the highlight of the day," Dutteoboffer
later remarked.
Wearing only a helmet, the streaker
sped past the crowd and out of sight.
Of tb:lse officially entered in the
J..1emorial Day event!, Don Campbell
v;aJked away with the men's first place
trophy, Yii\h the day's fastest time Of 9.09
seconds. Chris Grijalva came in second,
with 10.16 seconds.
Among the women, Adrian Jearplelte
came in first with 24 .98 seconds, while
Pat Dallas made the climb in 27.29
seconds.
In the category of boys 14 to 17, Bob
Keen came in first with 11.14 seconds,
and Bill Harrison, second, with ll.83
seconds.
James ~farple clocked in at 12.73
seconds for the fastest time in the boys
12 to 13 category, and Durk Molher came
in second with 13.84 seconds.
Of the boys 11 years old and under.
Todd Petric came in first with 36.32
seconds and was the only entry to reach
the top. John Flanagan was given the
second place trophy, since he came the
dosest to oompleting the race after
Petric.
Eight teams entered the six-man
v:agon pull, and the Sandpiper Wagon
Whetls pulled their little red wagon up
Third Street in 9.96 seconds.
Alderma11 Makes
Plea in Kidnap
ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) -An
Acapuloo alderman, father of a kidnaped
Wliverslty student, has broadcast an
appeal for the abductors not to kill his
&<>n.
In a third ransom note he received
Monday. the kidnapers set a Friday
afternoon deadline to pay an unspecified
ransom or the youth would be executed.
Filiberto Vigueras Jr., the son, was
seized in this resort 10 days ago by five
anned men. !!.•~ 0-lllSMI """" °'--" ""'Olt' ~ 9dlllon ~ """*-~ -s.. ....
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Along Coast on Weekend
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An estlm.ol<d 81111,000 peraoos vlslled
Orange Coast beaches o"'r lhe Memorial
Day weekend, lifeguards r<ported today.
Despite larg,.cn>wd& and many routine
rescues reported Imm Hunllnjilod' Beach
to San Clemente; no awimrnen drowned
during tile th ... dey holiday and "'I
serious liljuries wero reported.
Moot mlnc>r Injuries W<ro due to
, jellyfish atlnp. The jtllyfil!h Invasion
waa eapeelally oevero 1! HunUnltton
State Beach, BolP Chica Slale llelcll,
and ~ Clement<, bvt Wllll' temper lhe IOI kept mott peope
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Of!lciali rtpor1ed Oohelly, s ••
Cl....,,te, and San Onofre Slat< Parb
weh fllll to lbe brim. At San Onofl'o,
'
park guards Issued lbe )argesl manber ol
citations In the state park system over
the weekend, due to a rash or IUl'fboard
tl>elll, a bruah lire, and Ulegal par1<1111
and "C8111J!lng.
A Iola! of 130,000 bolberw -up
at San Clemente beaches, m.oklng lbe
weekeod lbe moot crowded Memorial
holiday In "°'"I history.
Newport Beach lifeguards ~ed an
l\'llh moot ........ Sunday when 111>
tld,. [)l'OSel1l<d • haiard to 1wtmmm.
About l'IU,000 .WIOl'I wtr. tlllilnatod
on Hunlln""° Beodi ctty llrtndl1 with
:ar-,..,.boat-.MGDIM
major !Int aids. A' total ol «IT mlilot
!Int aid treslmfllll """ 11v... ror Joll)'fllh lllilp.
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Mission Viejo Students
On Trip to Sacramento
The first group of 107 fifth graders at
Del Cerro School in P.fWion Viejo fie"' lo
Sacramento lodav (or a \"isit v,.ith Sen.
Dennis CarpentCr tR·Kev;port Beath)
and tours of the state capitol.
Day-Jong trips l'.il! be made by the rest
ol the fifth graders on \\"ednesday and
Thursday.
Though the legislature ts not in session
th.is '~1eek and most representatives
are campaigning for the June 4 primary.
Del Cerro Principal Michael Delaney
said the-students may get to watch
several committees in session.
After eating sack lunches on the
capita l grounds , 1he students wiU tour
the G<ivemor's ~fansion. Sutter's Fort,
and the Indian Museum nearby.
All three days, the students are
expected to be back in Mission Viejo by 5
p.m.
Social studies classes have been built
around the Sacramento tour since
October when the arrangements \\'ere
made, Delaney said.
"The classes have been geared to state
Marine MP Hit
By Flying Gla ss
In Laguna Case
A ?\tarine Corps miliary policeman
was injured in Lagwia Beach today when
a large rock thrown from a passing car
shattertd a window to the r-.1P's truck.
and sent glass slivers into his face and
eyes.
Richard H. Kreitner, 2t. of Santa Ana
"''as taken to South Goa.st Community
Hospital by Laguna Beach police. He was
released following treatment.
Kreitner was In LagW18 Beach to pick
up a military prisoner from the Laguna
Bead! city jail early this morning.
The Iealbernec:k apparently became
lost and was checking a map for police
station heedquarteni when the incident
occurred at Forest Avenue near Be·ach
Street, police said.
Police were unable to Joe.ate a suspect.
The Marine drove his van to the police
station and was then 00,pitalized.
go\·ernment and how it relates to federal
government," he said.
As preparation for the trip, the
students had as a special guest last week
f\.fadine Carpenter, wife of the stale
senator. She briefed t.he students on \\'hat
to expect and how tO behave in a visit to
the legislature.
Each student earned the $25 for his or
her trip, and arrangements were made
by Air California.
Middies Quizzed
l 1i Test Scarulal
ANNAPOLI'S, Md. (AP) -Th< Naval
Academy's student honor comntittet is
questioning dozens of m I d s h i p m e n
reportedJy lnvolved in cheating on a
navigational examination la.st week.
T<.fore than 900 se<XJOd ·year mic'.1ies
\\'ill ,retake the exam Wednesday.
• The OOnor commlttee be c a n
interviewing 50 to 60 second-year midd1es
Saturday Iii what coold become the
academy's rint major cheating scandal .
According to students, more than 100
students were caught laat week with
answers to the test wMtten on margins of
cflart books used in exam ca1culalions.
From Page 1
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high-density coastal development in
Capistrano Beach. It turned out the land
in question is owned by then-president or
the hoard Uind, who lnte!llla to put
condominium units on the choice p~
erty below the C.pistrano bluns.
Three Stores Burn
OXNARD CUP!) -AJ'l<lll lflvestlgators
were examining evidence 1n a shopping
center fire here Monday which destroyed
three adjoining stores, cauolng $350,000
damage. The lire d...,..,yed the Big Red
M .. t Shop, the Donut House and
Racquel'a Hair Styles.
The mortally v:oundcd Cartier managed
to crawl out of the apartment and to the
house of a neighbors' who .summooed
police. Efforts to save h.:s life failed and
the elder Rivera was pronounced dead at
the scene.
Police said the younger Rivera had
been drinking.
Both the argument and the violence
whiCh erupted afterward were witneMed
by two young girls who police believe are
the dead man's adopted daughlers. Their
names were oot released because they
are juveniles.
Police said the l\'.'O men worked to-
gertler as self~mployed cardeners.
From Page 1
ECONOMY ...
neighborhood of 7 percent."
-The budget deficit le< fiSCAl 1975 will
be larger than originally estimated, $11.4
billioo instead or $9.4 billioo, but tile
deficit for 1974 should be smaller than
forecast, $3.~ billion instead of $4. 7
billioo.
-Once the Adminlstratlon's policy of
monetary restraint succeeds In subduing
inflaUan, "in\el'e9t raa.es will decline."
But the econmnic adv~rs did not
predict by how much.
-The ooemployment rate which wa.s 5
percent In April ,.00.bly wi ll rise lo
between 5.5 and 6 percent in the month1i1
ahead.
-Secood hall ol 1974 ohould see an
ina'e8Se In production ol between 2
per«r1t and 4 p«cent.
From Pqe 1
VACANCIES ••
Disney, daughter of the late founder o£
the giant entertainment corporaUon.
IAJnd is a trustee of the Walt Disney
Foondation and beads the Caillomia
Institute of the Arts In Valencia.
Mn. Black Ia a dlrecl<ir of the Del
Monte Corporation, the United Nations
Al!Od>Uon of the Unll<d Stal<a, tile
National Wlldllle Federation and the
Natlonal Mu!Uple Sclerosi5 Foundation.
WE'VE ONLY
I
JUST BEGUN!
Twenly-five years ago a few lar~ighled people revolutionized the
carpet bu siness.
First, the chemical industry developed synlhetic fibers. eliminating
reliance on wool quality and production.
Second, machinery was invented which enabled carpeting to be
manufactured up to 100 times laster.
..... .J.., and most Important. some people stuck their necks out and risk~;pital to put these developments to work. '
What does this mean to you? It -• lhat carpellng cosls less than
30 years ago. It 1111•• that what was once a luxury is now within range
of almost everyone. It 111101 a selection unimaginable 30 years ago.
With our family In thll carpet business Sil)CG 1894. we have seen
roore changes in the last-law years lhan we believed possible. creating
the g realest oonsumer growth lnduslry in our eoonomy. Aft&r 80 years, II
looks like we 've Ollly (list IMgllll • -
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Fountain: ·Valley
EDITION
Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks
VOL. 67. NO. 148, 2 SECTIONS, 30 PA$ES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1974 ' TEN CENTS
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Shooting?
Sliots Fired Near Courtliouse
. Pedestrians outside the collnty courthouse in Santa Ana ~ived
for cover today· as a number of shots were fiied ·into a car slowing
down and apparently preparing to enter the courthouse parking lot.
POLICE SAIO THE shots, all fired from a .45-calber revolver,
came from a white station wagon which immediately drove from
the scene along Civic Center Drive at high ~d.
.Passers.by bave provided investigators with a description of the
vehicle and its occupant, police said.
POLICE REFUSEO to identify the intend.ed victim other than
to ronfirm that he is unhurt. They said he will be identified when
he has completed his statement at police headquarters.
May Strike Wednesday
Teacher Unrest Related
_To 'Unsolved Problems'
By KATHY CLANCY
Of !tit Dtlly l'w.f Sl•ll
The current teacher unrest in the
Fountain Valley School District and in
Huntington Beach's Ocean View District
involves more than just concern over
money.
Officia'll!I of the Natl<lftal F.<tucation
Associ.atiori (NEA) and the California
Teachers Association (CI'A), who have
been working in the area this week,
claim the problem runs much deeper.
At the heart of It not onJy ja a coocem
that teacher salaries aren't keeping up
with the cost of Jiving, but that school
districts aren 't letting their teachers take
en active role in decision making.
Ocean View teachen caHed for a strike
by the end of the workday today if their
current contract negotiations haven't
reached a successful OOf!Clusion by then.
Fountain Valley teachers, angry over
contract talks, haven 't yet considered a
strike vote.
"Teachers are held accountable for
education by their distrk:ts and by
parents," said Roberta Hickman, a
member of the NEA advisory committee.
"They want a say in the decision
making of their school dJstrlet. They
aren't willing to sit by and let things
happen to them any more . "
Lei Francis, regional coosultant for
the CTA, said locally and across the state
teacher frustrations are at an all-time
high.
I While this is lied to growing uneasiness
over salaries, It points out an even
greater anger at districts, which
apparmUy don't feel teachers are worth
moi"e money, Francis said.
"The problem involves a failure of
school boards to take the money they
have and put it into teacher salaries,"
Francis asserted.
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Francis said CTA crisls teams v.·orlt
with local teachers upon their request.
They eiamlne the situation, then make
recommendations. Sometimes t h e
recommendation may be to strike.
"1be teachers decide whether to
accept the advice," said Francis. "In
Ocean View teachen were ready for a
strike."
Then, he continued, the CTA advisers
work with the teachers to implement
the "strateu" 111ans.
.;,. C!t. iili<f fa' WortJng 'to pass 111!W
le~tioo deallnf with c o Ii ' c t I v e ~ilnd ourfng Ille le8<'!llers and
llChOol bciOrds sit down, liloB out their
problem& 8l!d develop binding contract>.
CUrrent !Aws are Mt binding upon
districts, Francis said.
He said that, while teacher unrest ht
the state isn't designed to win support for
that legislation, the problems "wlli show
legislators that the current laws aren't
doing the job."
.1 Jury Considers
Turner Verdict
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. !UPI) -A
seven-woman, five-man U.S. Di.strict
Court jury resumed deliberation today in
the mail fraud trial of Orlando promoter
Glenn W. Turner and seven aides.
Jurors deliberated six hours Monday
and emerged looking worn and tired. The
jury got the case Thuraday and spent
Friday and Saturday reviewing the
evidence from the eight-month trial.
The eight defendant! and three Tumer-
controlled corporations were charged
with 26 counts of using the malls to
defraud and one of conspiracy.
. StNlnilag for Seeoead
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Board Urges
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Negotiation
On Salaries
Faced with the possibility ol a teacher
strike Wednesday, trustees in Huntington
Beach's Ocean View School District
today came up with little change in their
current rontract offer.
In a special meeting, trustees voted to
boost the pay for substitute teachers
from $26 to J40 a day in the event of a
strike.
Tn.\,5tees also authorized assistant
51.Jperintendent Kennlh Meberg to give
teachers a "contingency" offer, saying
that any new uncommitted funds that
may come into the district next year will
be e.armarked for salariel!I.
The school board ties offered teachers
a pay boost of five percent. but teachers
rejected that offer, saying they want 14
perc.ent. Teachers also are asking for
reduced class sizes and additional
teacher aides.
After a negotiating session this
afternoon, teachers were to meet and
decide if and when to carry out their
strike threat.
Trumees today urged teachers not to
strike and to continue to negotiate.
Friday, trustees reminded teachers
such a strike is illegal under California
Jaw and is a breach of contract.
"There are no winners in a strike and
those who ~ ~-lQOSt are the students
we are here to~." the school boanl
said.
District tru.Mes ·also threatened to
"spare no mrt" in prosecuting those who
harass those wlJl report for work du ring
a strike. TNStees said those who mis.s
work during a strike will be required to
sign a legal document stating they were
ill.
Trustees also mailed a letter to all
Ocean View residents over the weekend,
urging parent5 to send their children to
school If a strike occurs.
In the letter. the board said the district
will lose $4.35 a day for each child v.·ho
misses class.
Reports that Ocean \1iew teachers
v.·ere asking parents to keep their
children home during the pending strike,
were neither conflM'Ited nor denied today
by Linda Boitano, executive secretary of
We51 Orange County United Teachers.
Mn;, Boitano said teachers haven't
been urged lo do so by WOCUT or the
Ocean View Teachers Association, but
some individual teachers may have done
''" She said teachers are concerned with
student welfare and fearful the districts
won 't be able to provide proper
supervision of children during a strike.
Oceen View School District officials
say they do have enough substilute
teachers and teachers who aren't ex-
pected to honor the strike to keep classes
(See TEACHERS, fage Z)
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toward llllCOlld place llDllb In .fUlh annilal Ll191'•
lleodrJt,yeee 1'6ird Slnlet m Qumb. 1Conda1 event,
witn~ by about 200 epectalOn, wu enliv•d by
a doWnhlll 11reaker and Impromptu dqJ -Wm.
lllng time for bike climb was Q.09 -di.
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_______ T_he_,y''-r~e _Rai~ing Money for Christian Organiution at Edison High School
Send Children
Despite 'Sick-in,'
Trustees · i rrge
'Ups and Downs"
Youths in -E,und-raisi11g Effort
Parents Ill the Fountain Valley School
District were urged today to send their
children to school in the event or a
teamer "sick in" or strike.
In a letter malled today, district
trustees said teachers are considering a
"sick in," because or a contract dispute
with the district.
Trustees pledged to hire substitute and
temporary employes to keep schools open
"with a minimum o! confusion for the
benefit of children."
Contract . negotiations between the
district and teachers have been declared.
at an impasse and turned over to a Board
of Review.
The district has offered no pay
increase for teachers next year, while
tead1ers are asking for a 13 percent
raise, additional teacher aides. reduced
class sizes and improved insurance
be<lefits.
In a special session last week, district
trusl.ees also passed a re s o I u t i o n
requiring that all employe absences be.
verified or result L'1 a Joss of pay or
disciplinary action.
Coast Beaches
Receive Visits
Fro1n 800,000
II)' CANDACE PEAllSO!'I
Of ltM o.llp ,!Mr ls.ff
Bein1 religious can have Its ups and
downs, as Btuce Jomsoo and Don White
have found out all weekend in HW1tinglon
Beach.
The two young men have been aboard
a teeter.(otta' since 6 p.m. Friday. They
hope to stay on until 11:45 tonight. It's all
to raise money for Edison High School
Campus Li!e, a Christian y o u t h
organizatJm.
They are stationed in a shopping center
at Yorktown Avenue and Brookhurst
Street.
Although their faith isn't wavering,
their bod ies are.
"We had to tie Bruce in for two
nights," Mrs. Earl Johnson said of her
16-yea r--Old son.
Bruce is a sophomore at Edison High
in Huntington Beach. White is the club
spoosor and on the staff of Orange
County Youth for Christ.
They take turns sleeping in the bucket
seat! built onto ttle teeter-totter. They
get a five minute break every hour.
"They use polE!6 to go up and down and
attemate feet ," said Mrs. Johnson, who's
been making food runs all weekend .
She said about $75 in dmatiom were
collected over the thrte-<iay holiday
Woman Beaten
Bv Baseball Bat
" Hunlington Beach detectives a re
looking for the assailant of a 44-year-old
woman whose head was beaten in by a
--An estimated 800,000 persons visited .baseball biat early today.
Orange Coo.st be.ii.ches over the Memorial The ~ Identified as Mary Carter
Day weekend, lifeguards reported today. ~ m Yorktown Avenue, is in the
Despite large croWds and many routine intensive care unit at P~cifica Hospital in
rescues reported from Huntington Beach ~unlJngton. Beach with major bead
to San Clemente, .no. swimmers drowned juries frOm the attack. .
dutinS the tl)ree day holiday and .i>o .Polke said, the bat was broken In the
aeriotl's ln)Uries were reported. . -_assault, which· took place slotly before !
Most minor , injuries were due to a.m. today '•t the York~wn home.
• jeilyfl"1 stings. The· jellYflsb Jn~asion A SlllPOCl Is being SOl)gbt on,cha~es of
wis •especially severe at . Huntin~on attempted murder and assault with a
State · Beach, Bolsa ChJca, State Beach, ~dly weapon.
and in San 'ctemente, bui water
temperatures in the ,50s kept most people
away from the slimy creatures.
Of[iciall repo~ Doheny, San
Oemen~, and San Onofre State Parks
WtTe fWJ to the brim. At 5an Onofre, Park IU8"ls ls!ued the largest numl>U of
citaU<1111 in the state park system over
the weekend, due to a rash of surfboard
thefts, • bnlsh fire , and lliegal parking
and camping. c •
A totaf, ol U0.000 bathers sboWed up
at San Clemeola beaches, mai<lng the
~ Ibo ·moat cmwded Me...,Jal
holiday In ...... 1 hllloey.
Newpon BMdl llfeguards reporle<j an
with mact -SUnday when rip-
lldet -led • haz4td lo •wi'M.1""·
Ahoal 11',0IO viliton were esthMted
Oil lbllliD&tm Beadl city strlllds, With
-23 -..,. boat ri¥UC,, and cine major llnt lids. A total of 407 minor
llrst 1111 .1na1men11· -. aJven !Or Jen111*w.p.
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$1,000 IN GOODS -
Just six lines of type In the nei•spaper,
II they contain the right few < words in
DIUy Pilot ad, can really get things
done:
BOl'POINT range, ISO. Lge.
china c • b i n-.. t, m.
Mqnavox tv/radio/1lereo1
24" screen, 1175. 6 lbeli
Etqere, 173. Oddmeots.
(Address deleted, N.B.)
'liiat ad IOkl ll,000 worth Of mercho
andlse and brol!iht oo many cu!lome" tho odvtrtbu "Ooulcln't belleve lt'l-l>ial tho dlnct line ... ._ ... ~ MWl1I.
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pledges.
"'°Pi• can •till donate by calling Mn.
John!On at f>f,7-77811.
The money will' go to sponsor Edi&On's
King and Queen candidates in the Orange
County contest, she said.
Each Campus Llfe club in the county
has two candidates and the d ub which
raises the most mooey wiM the June 8
contest. Edison's candidates are Becky
C1ass and Eric Johmon, another one of
Mrs. Johnsoo·s ~.
Mrs. Johnson said a number of high
school students have gone to the shopping
center to cheer the teeterers on.
"They're having a Jot of lim," she said
of the stalwart doo. "It's been keeping
them out of mischief."
Hurdle Approved
In Class Suits
WASHINGTON (AP ) -The U.S.
Supreme Court ruled today that plaintiffs
in so-called "class action" suits, used
increasingly in recent years b y
envirorunental and consumer gn>UN,
must individually notify at their own
expense each .member of the class on
wl)Ose behalf they are suJng.
The oourt agreed Jn substance with the
findings of the U.S. Circuit Court in New
York, which specialists in class action
suits have said would put almost
insunnountable obstacles in their path.
Just.ice William O. Douglas, dissenting
in part from the court's decision,. said the
class action sWt "is one of the ·few legal
remedies the small claimant bas against
those convnand the staba quo."
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Low clouds thxoogh Wedneoday
with partial clearinc in the after·
noon .houn. Highs at the beache.!
65 rising lo 'Ill inland. Overnight
lows in the upper SOs.
IN~IDF. TOD-' l'.
Anlericu'r jau gr<QI.! got to-
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pau· tribute to musician and
compo&er Dukt EIUngion. The
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Bargaining Bid . Due Personnel
Cuts Out-
Union Teachers $eek More Wage Talks Rowlands Teachcr.!l in the Huntington Beach
Union High School District \Vill try to
con,·ince the board tonight to continue
negotiating over salaries.
Representath·es or the Di strict
Educators Association \DEA I plan to
address the board at its meeting at 7:30
p.m. in tile F..dison 11igh School cafe-
teria. 21t00 :i.tagnolia St., HWltington
Beach.
'The boord through its
rep~entat ive Dr. \\'illiam Settle -last
\reek declared that negotiations had
reached a "(X'rs1stent disagreement"
~t..ige and \\'rre at an "impasse."
Settle, the deputy superintendent,
offered a nine percent across·lhe-board
A BC Takes Seven
Special Emmys
For Daytime TV ,
NEW YORK (AP) -The ABC-TV
net'ft'Ork dominated the first separate
Emmy awards show for daytime
television today, wiMing in seven overall
categories during outdoor ceremonies
televised by NBC. (Related story, Page
5).
NBC shows \lt'On tv.'O of the gold
statuettes, and CBS none. One Dnmy
each went to "The Merv Griffin ShoW," a
syndicated program, and to public
television's "Zoom," a children's show
similarly honored last year.
A prominent winner was veteran actor
Pat O'Brien, who rt<.'tived an Emmy as
da}1rne TV's "Actor.of the Year" for his
v.·ork in "lbe Other Woman." an ABC
dramatic !'lpecial that also woo today in
<rtle "Outstanding Drama Special"
category.
"Actress ot the Year" honors went to
Cathleen Nesbitt for her role in "The
Mask of Love," another ABC dramatic
special.
A ~·ards in 11 overall daytime cate-
gories '"ere made today under a new
f<ITTn.at devised by the National Academy
of Television Arts and Sciences.
Under the new system. v.·inners in
specific categories were annolmced May
15. They ''•ere in competition in general
categories, such as "Director of the
Year." in Envny award shows today and
tonight.
Tile academy's major awards for
nighttime television are being broadcast
rooight from Hollywood by Channel tat 6
p.m. PD'f.
1be ceremonies for daytime abows
v.·ere held at the Rockefeller Plaza
skating rink under occasion a 11 y
threatening skies.
ABC's four other daytime Emmy a~·ards \\ent to ''~oni." as
"Outstanding Game Show"; "Rookie of
the \'ear.·· as ''Outsta ndin g
Entertainment Children's S~ia\"; Ula
Garrett and Sandy Krinsi.i , as "Writers
of the Year" for their work on a daytime
drama special called "Mother or the
Bride.'' and to ll. \Vesley Kenney, named
"Director of the Year" for "Miss Kline,
We Love Y9U." a special
f\"BC's v.iMcrs v.·ere Peter J\farsbalT as
"Da}1ime Host of the Year'' for his Y.'Ork
on the "Hollyv:ood Squares" game SOOY.·,
and "The Doctors." named the year's
''Outstanding Drama Series."
The Griffin sho\v ..,,.on an Emmy as the
season's best talk or variety show. and
Zoom es the out6tanding children's
entertainment series:.
lluutington Fa111ily
Finds Honie Looted
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A Hunting1on Beach family returned
from a holiday J\fonday to find their
home ransacked and $5,-400 worth of
jewelry, money and handguns stolen,
police reported.
Police said thieves broke into the house
at 6732 Via Corona Drive by prying open
a sliding glass wtndow. Barbara Beck
told police that the loss included a .45
caliber U.S. Army rf:volver, two rifles
and five other handguns.
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reptt,..taUvts rejected It.
"Their whole issue is the automatic
cost-of·liv:ing raise," Linda Boitano,
executive director of the West Orange
County United Teachers Association, said
today.
The hlgh !'!Choo! teacher~ originally
asked fot a 20 percent boost, including
occasional COlt-ol'·living raises.
The board offered five percent and !he
teachers lowered their request to 9.6
percent, plus the automatic cost-of·living
boost.
The board's latest offer of nine percent
doesn't include the cost-of -1 iv in g
provision teachers consider crucial, hlrs.
From Pagel
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operating.
District officials refuse:d to say how
many substitute teachers 2re available,
but in their letter to district residents
over 4he weekend they asked all UII·
employed teachers to notify the district
it they are available as substitutes.
Alderman Makes
Plea in Kidnap
ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) -An
Acapulco alderman , father of a kidnaped
university student, has broadcast an
appeal for the abductors not to kill his
son.
In a third raJJsom note he received
l\.fonday, the kidnapers set a Friday
afternoon deadline to pay an un!pecifled
ransom or the .youth would be executed.
Filiberto Vigueras Jr .. the son, was
seized In this resort 10 days ago by five
armed men.
Middies Quizzed
l1i Test Scandal
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -The Naval
Academy'!'! student honor committee is
questioning dozens o! m i d s h i p m e n
reportedly involved in cheating on a
navigational examination last week.
\lore than 900 second-year mic'.~ies
will retake the e•am Wedoe9day.
Tbe honor committee be g a n
interviewing 50 lo 60 second-year middles
Saturday in what could become the
academy's firs!. major cheating scandal.
According to students, more than 100
students were caught last week with
answers to the test Y.'Iitten oo margins of
diart books used in exam calculations.
Catl1erine Venus
Succun1bs at 69
htrs. Catherine A. Venus. a San
Clemente resident for the past two years,
died Monday. She was 69.
Mrs. Venus. of 2-15 Avenlda Sarrta
Barbara, Apartment A, leaves her
husband, John R. Venus; a son, Rolland
A. Gary of Houston, Tex., and a
grandson.
Rosary and Mass of Oirlstian Burial
will begin at 10 a.m. Friday at Our Lady
of Fatima Catholic Church with burial
following at Ascension Cemetary, El
Toro.
Lesneski Mortuary
arrangements.
is in charge or
_Early Childhood
To ·Be Discussed
A discussion of the Early Childhood
Edocation program V•ill be held at a·
7:30 tonight at Rancho View School In
the OC'ean Vie\v School DislrJcL '
The ECE program. a progran1 of indi·
vidualized study for children in ldn-
dergarten through ftlird grades, is
planned for next year at the school.
Mary Coe, principal at Glen View
School, will dist'U!'IS the advantages of
the pt'.Ogfam, whi le John Stelnbacher
of Fullerton, publisher of "The Educa-
tor," and author of several books will
discuss the program~s disadvantag~.
The public i.s invited.
U.S. Units Bo111bed
BEIRUT (UPI) -u 11-i den l i r I e d
assailants staged bomb attacks on two
American institutions ln Beirut today.
American officials sakJ. Two explosions
went off on the campus of lhe American
Unlver1lty of Beirut. Another blasted the
library of the John F. Kennedy American
Cultural Ceriter three blocks from the
unlvenity in the J>eart of Beirut's
smarttll shopping diatrlct.
Thieves Get Suits
MARINA DEL REY (UPI) -Nearly
~.ooo worth of 11'1114 and other cloll1es
wu """1 from a clothlni ll\ll'I! ·here,
police •kl Monell)': ' The thleveo cut throolih tit< roof of Smart Mldllld'1 Clotliinc , .,me11me b«w..., s p.m.
Sllnday·and 8:50 a.m. Monday and made
off with the clothing, ...,.rc11ng lo police.
Boltano aald.
The teachers haven't agreed thete Is
an impasse, ~1rs. Boitano explained, and
WjJ]t to resolve the issue some other
way.
In an impasse .. the board appoint!'! a
representative and the teachen-appoint a
representaUve to a three-member fact·
finding committee. The third person ia
picked by the two initial representatlves.
The committee then tries to reach a
compromise and develops a r!:pon on the
situation.
The high school teachers will wait to
decide their next move until arter
tonight 's board meeting , ~lrs. Boitano
said.
Spanisli Crisis
Center Getting
5 Calls u Day
"Llameda de Ayuda.'' the new Spanish-
speaking helpline which went into
Operation last mooth through the
Huntington ~l'b Free Clinic, is 00\\'
receiving three lo five calls a day.
?\1rs. Hannah A1ekoumbides, "rho
assisted in training Spanish • speaking
voluntttrs for the new crisis intervention
center. said the line probably is the ool y
one in southern California on which only
Spanish is spoken.
?\·Ianuel Bendrell of Santa Ana. a
sociology student at Golden West College.
was instrumental in getting the new
helpline started and in recruiting
volunteers.
He said there are an estimated 300.000
persons in Orange County who can speak
both Spanish and English but about 95,000
speak Spanish only.
"When they need help, lh~y don't know
where to call, and even if they did, they
couldn't carry on a conversation,"
' Bendrell said.
The helpline, open 24 hours a da y.
seven days e week, is 638-7801.
Calls so far have ranged from
questions concerning education and
immigration. to those seeking medical
and legal aid to those who just are
lonely.
One woman who suffered a severe
toothache for three days but couldn 't
·have it treated because she didn 't know
\lttlere to find a Spanish-speakin& dentist,
got help.
Another called for a plumber and the
helpline found ooe who spoke Spanish.
The line now is trying to get word to
the Spanish· speaking community about
the service so they can be helped 1f
needed. The service also seeks bilingual
lawyers to give help on legal problems.
Nixon Predicts
Inflation to · Dip
In Final Quarter
~" P'lltl '''" ""''-NEW DISNEY DIRECTOR
Irvine's Ray Watson
l' ac1111cies Filled
UP'I TMflllltlt
SELECTED BY DISNEY
Shirley Temple Black
Irvine Co.'s Ray Watson,
Actress on Disney Board
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of lllt Di lly P'ilot $1111
Irvine Company President Raymond L.
\\'a tson and Mrs. Shirley Temple Black
"·ere el£'Cted to ser\'e as dirtttors of
\\'alt Disney Productions at a regul:ir
meeting of directors toda y in Burbank .
\Vatson. 47, and ~1rs. Black fill
\'acancies created by the retirement of
Disney directors George L. Bagnall and
C'.ordon E. Youngman. Bagnall and
Youngman were elected "directors
emeritus."
J'\o1rs. Black, a former child star of the
1930s. becomes the first woman director
in Disney company history. Having
served in a variety of presidential and
fedenil envlronmenlal appointive posts,
~frs. Black may also be the first Sierra
Club member to serve on the board of
the firm which sought to develop ~lineral
!Gng .
Watson has been president of the
Irvine Company for Jess than a year.
He joined the land development company
in 1960 as manager of its planning
department and with the late William R.
1-fason v.·as responsible for the progress
ol company plans for a major master
planne<I new city.
Since Watson joined the Irvine
Company bo.ard of directo'rs in June,
1970. the firm has announced its
intentions of builidng the largest master
planned community in North America on
its 8.1,0QO acres of land in Orange County.
Walt Disney Productions also is active
in land development Y.'ilh construction of
another new city under '\l.'ay near
Orlando. Florida at \Valt Disney \\'orld .
A resident of Eastbluff, \Vatson also
serves as a director of the Irvine
Industrial Complex .
A native of Seattle. lie earned
bachelor's and master's degrees in
Dis1ie y Stock
Pnvs Divide1ids
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Directors of \\:alt Disney
Productions of Burbank today
declared a quarterly dividend or
three cents per share.
The dividend will paid to
shareholders of record as of June
10, a company spokesman said.
He is a regis-tered architect. a frllow of
!he American Institute of Architecture
and a member of the. board of visitors of
UCLA.
' \llatson's election lo the Disney board
is the second tie betv.·een the Irvine
Company and Disney interests.
Lasl fall. Irvine Company directors
elected William S. Lund to fill the board
vacancy created by the death of WiWam
Mason last spring.
Lund is married to the former Sharon
Disney. daugtlter o! the late founder of
the giant entertainment corporation.
Lund is a trustee of the Walt Dimey
Foundation and heads the California
Institute of the Arts in Valencia.
?\1rs. Black is a director of the Del
h1onte Corporation, the United Nations
Association of the .Uniled States. the
National Wildlife Federation and the
National Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.
Se1iiors F or111ing
Beacli Musicians
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Of tllt DfllY ·~ lttlf
There seems little likelihood that
Jluntington Beach can cut back Ila
manpower to cover a $2.5 million deficit
in the proposed 1974-7~ budget, according
to City Admlnlstralor Dave Rowlands.
Rowland! 14 attempting to hold the
budget to a virtual ''no growth" position
v.ith less than a dowl new city workers
requested. That is far below what
departn1enl head!'! claim they need.
Last week, Rowlands showed city
councilmen a SUl'W;y, I n d I c a t i n g
Huntington Bead:! ranks low. compared
to six other large cities. on the number of
v.•orkers it has in relation to population.
With more than 800 In the city work
force in the proposed budget. Huntington
Beach has 5.8 city employes for each
1,000 residents.
Only, Glendale, of the six other cities,
has fewer -five city workers per 1,000
residents.
Glendale has a popuJatioo 134,748 and
covers 29.4 square miles, compared to
Hoolington ·Beach with 147,000 resldents
in 26.9 squaffl ml1es.
The five otber cities had the following
number of workers per l.000 residents:
Anaheim, &.8; Santa Ana. 6.9; Torrance,
7.6 : lngle\l.·ood, 8.2; and Pasadena, 11.5
Rowlands saKf those are six of the nine
cities ol comparable size used each year
for salary surveys. Their figures are
from their 1973-74 budgets, so most can
be expected to increase. says Rowlands.
"Glendale has less workers, but U's a
city that's not growing. And it doesn't
have a beach to take care of,'' Rowlands
said today.
He believes that with good equipment ,
better organization and sound
management, the ctty can maintain its
low ratio ol workers to residents and still
·provide good service.
But he admits the manp:iwer is
stretched thin and department heads are
screaming for more help. Police Chirf
Earle Robitaille. for example. wants 30
more police officers. The b u d g e t
proposes no additioos.
"We ha\'e added lSJ city llt'Orkers in
thr~ years." Rowlands explained. "We
also saved th' city more than $1 million
through the public employment program
(the federal government paid the city lo
hire some wockenJ . Our ratio has been
L!lduly low and as a result, we're spread
mduly thin. But we'll try lhe best with
the least l'lWTlber of people."
Rowtand! believes councilmen will
have to Ccmider new revenue, before
they look to more cutbacks.
Fashion Show Slated
A.t Huntington School
The commlmity is invited to the first
annual Sov.·ers Sdlool fashion show at
7:30 p.m. Thursday at tbe school. 9300
Indian&poil!'I Ave .. Huntif€1on Beach.
architecture and urban planning at UC Scm ior dtizens who have experience
WASHINGTON , (AP ) _ President Berkeley in 1951 and 1953. playing v.·ith dance or ragtime bands
Nixon sent Congress today a special may v.·ant to join a group now belng
Fifty students from the sixth, seventh
and eighth g r a d e s will be modeling
dot.bing they have made this year in
school sewing c!MS. Additional stOOents
v.·ill be involved in stage work and set
design.
economic report predicting that the Poli·ce Guard Blacks started by the Senior Citizen• Club o1 surge in inflation should subside to about Huntington Beach.
7 percent in the last quarter of this year. The club is pa rt I cu I a r I y
In the past three monttls, the cost of DETROIT (UPI) Po I ice
With This Name,
Craft Had to Sink living increase has been at an annua~ Commissioner Philip G. Tannian ~1onday seeking musicians for the siring bass.
rate of 12.l percent, the highest level ordered a round-the-clock police guard at trombone and trumpet. Inter~ted
since 1951. the home of a black family that has been seniors may join the group at meetings SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
The President, following up on a hara~d si~ce moving into an all-white at 7 p.m. each Monday at the Lake Park Richard Kirschman named his boat
weekend radio address, told C.Ongress he Dclro1t neighbor~ last . year. He Recreation Building, Lake ·and 12th "Andrea Lucitanic," after the i\1-
sees . "signs of improvement" in the ~rd.ered the protection follo'Y1ng another Slreets. fated liners Andrea Dori a'
economic outlook and added: 1nc1dent at the Northwest side home of The group eventually plans to entertain Lusitania and Titanic.
"Although the recent events are not M~s. Maytroit Richards, 34, and her six at senior citizens homes and for other His boat sank.
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expectation that in the remainder of this
year, output will be rising more rapidly.
prices will be rising much less rapidly
and the unemployment rate, while it v.ill
probably rise further, will not reach a
very high point before it recedes.''
As the repcrt to Cmgress was
released, Nixon convened a mid-morning
Cabinet m~ting, preswnably to discuss I
the economy as well as other issues.
Among the participants was Kenneth
Rush, designated by Nixon Saturday as
, coordinator of domestic and international
ecooontic policy.
Nixon's economic comments came in a
preface lo a special report p.-epared by
his Comcil of Economic Advisers. The 1
advisers made these major points :
-By the fourth quarter of 1974 "we
should see a rate of inflation
substantially below the recent 12 percent
-rate ... We would suggest that the rate
in the fourth quarter might be in the
neighborhood of '1 percent.''
-The oodgel deficit for n .... 1 197$ will
be larger than originally esllmated, $11.4
billion instead of 19.4 billion, but the
deficit for 1974 shoold be smaller than
forecast, IJ.$ bi!Uon instead of fl.7
billion.
-once the Adminislrallon'a policy ol
!Mr\etary restra~ lll<'COeds in subduing ' lnllatlon, "lntemt ratos will decline."
But tile economic adviJera did not
predict by how mud!.
-The W1CJT1ploymenl rate "1llch wu I I
perctnt in April prol>lbly will rlM to
hetween U and f percent in tile months
ah<ad.
-Second half ol 1174 lhould -an
-In prodootioo ol -1
ptrcellt and 4 pttCtnl.
WE'VE ONLY
JUST BEGUN!
Twenty-five years ago a few far-sighted people revolutionized the
carpet business.
Fint, the chemical industry developed synthetic fibers. eliminating
reliance on wool quality and production.
Second, machinery was invented which enabled carpeling to be
manufactured up to 1 DO times faster.
Third, and most lmp0rtant. some people stuck their necks out and
risked capital to put these developments to work. ·
What does this mean to-vou? It nMaRI that carpeting costs less than
30 years ago. It ineans that what was once a luxury Is now within range
of almost everyone. It means a selection unimaginable 30 years ago.
With our family in the carpet business since 1894, we have seen
more changes in the last few years than we believed !)OSSlble. creating
the greatest consumer growth Industry in our economy, Alter 80 years, It
looks hke we've only just begin!
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IT WAS UP Hill All THE WAY BUT SHE WON
Adrienne Ja1nnette Top Wom1n Competitor, 24.98 Seconds
Streaker, Dogs Highligl1t
Laguna Jaycee Hill Oimh
By HILARY KA VE
ot "" oeor PM lteH
M<n: than 200 Lagunans turned out on
Memorial Day to watch meo, women and
children, huff and puff as they pedaled
their blcycles up steep 'lblrd St,...t
during the fifth annual Third Street Hill
Climb.
But it was a helmeted streaker and a
quinl.t ol hilklimbing dogs that really
cauitt the crowd's eye.
Midway through the bicycle uphill
races, spoo&ored by the Jaycees, an
impromptu entry was made when five
Jocal dogs were commanded to climb to
their Masten waiting at the top of the
hill. Of the few that finally reached the
top, Shine came in flf"Sl, with a time of
roughly 11 JeCOOds, event organizer Dave
Duttenhoffer said.
Not to be outdone, an unidentified
streaker sped down the 33 degree hill
midway through the races -"definitely
the blghllght of the day;• DutteoboUer
later remarked.
Wearing only a helmet, the streaker
sped put the crowd and out of sight.
Of -offidally entered in the
Memorial Day event.. Don Campbell
walked away with the men's first place
trophy, with the day's fastest time o( 9.09
seconds. tbris Grijalva came in seo:>nd,
with 10.16 seconds.
Among the women, Adrienne Je.annelle
came in first with 24.98 seconds, while
Pat DaJlas made the climb in Tl .29
seconds.
In fhe category of boys 14 to 17, Bob
Keen came in first with 11.14 secoods,
and Bill Harrison, second, with 11.83
seconds.
James Marple clocked in at 12.73
second5 ior the fastest time in the boys
12 t.o 13 category, and Durk ~tolher came
in second with 13.84 seconds.
Of the boys 11 yeara old and under.
Todd Petric came in first with 36.32
seconds and was the only entry to reach
the top. John Fl3.naean was given the
second place trophy, since he came the
closest to completing the race after
Petric.
Eight teams entered the six·man
wagon pull, and the Sandpiper Wagon
Wheels pulled tbeii' little red wagon up
Thin! Street in 9.96 seconds.
K~singer Makes 13th.
Peace Trip to Syria
JERUSALEM (UPI) -Secretary of
Stat< Henry A. Kissinger clecldtcl at the
last minute to make another shuttle to.
Dal\)UClll today In 1 bid to salvage bis
mission and bring bock a Syrian troop
disellPiement posillon that could win Jsrieli approval laler In the day.
Klfllinger look off on bis 13th trip to
the Syrian capital al 5:27 P.M. (1:27 a.ni.
POO"l !Or a meeilng with Pmldent Halez
Assad after I two-hour session with
Prime Mlnilt<r Golda Meir and her
negollaUng team. Assad bad conferred
clurlna.~ uy·wtth Soviet Fcnlg1.-MJn.
1-Ancln!I A. G~ .
The Jaraell cabinet met previously to
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approve <r reject the overall plan for
cljsengaging ii. troops from the Syrians
oo the Golan Helghla, but adjourned
sa)'ing further clarlficaUooa were needed
berore a final yes or oo later tonight.
"I jWll thought that having carried
every previous Israeli clarification and
view to Damascus, I should do the linal
lap myself," Kissinger told newsmen on .
emerging from the two· hour meeting
with Golda Meir and.her cllseogagemeot
negouatora: .
The decision "8me with dramatic
· bl-and ma). have been made at
the request of the Is~ells to make one
more effort.
Fire Drama in Orange
Top Level
Instruction
On Enemies .
WASlflNGTON (Al') -Watergate
special prcsecutcr Leon Jaworski said
today he bas evidence that the White
House instrut'ted the Internal Revenue
Service to audit or otherwise harass
political enemies, including former
Democratic party Chairman Lawrence
F. O'Brien.
Jaworski said in papers filed with U.S.
District Court that a discussion of those
matters was withheld by the White House
from a tape recording tlrrned over to the
Watergate grand.jury on a claim it was
"unrelated to \Vatergate matters."
The privilege claim, on 15!k minutes of
a tape recording of Sept. 15, 1972, was
upheld by U.S. District Judge John J.
Sirica last year. The filing today asked
Sirica to r~nsider that decision.
The tape_ of the Sept. 15 conversat ion.
one of nine origin.ally subpoenaed by the
special Watergate prmecution team. also
has been given to the House Judiciary
Committee for its impeachment inquiry.
It.. was the first of 43 White House-edited
transcripts of taped conversations made
public last month.
'Ille meeting in the President's office
with Nixon, former White House chief of
staff H.R. Haldeman and former counsel
John W. Dean III lasted from 5:27 p.m.
to 6:17 p.m. Only the first 33 minutes. 9
seconds v.·ere relinquished by the White
House following Slrica 's review.
"On the basis of information that has
recently become available .'' Jav.·orski
said, the rest of the conversation is
pertinent to tbe upcoming Watergate
cover-up trial and to matters still being
investigated by tv;o grand juries.
He asked that the rest of the tape and
notes made bv Haldeman in the latter
part Of !he meeting "be turned O\'Cr
forthwith" for presentation to the grand
juries.
In an affidavit accompanying the
"motion for reconsideration," Jaworski
recalled that Nixon's lawyers claimed
the conversation re I a t e d only to
"discussions with and advice from the
President's senior assist.ant and his
c o u n s e 1 on matters relating to tha
President's conduct ol bis officiaJ du ties
and are unrelated to Watergat e
matters."
But, said Jaworski, "there is evidence,
however, that refutes this assertion."
He sald both Dean and Haldeman
testified before the Senz.le Wategate
C.Ommittee that the IRS had been dis--·
cussed.
* * * Tapes Response
Deadli1ie Set
By Higli Court
WAfulNGTON (UP!) -The U.S.
Supreme Court today gave President
Nixon until Thursday to reply to
prosecutor Leon Jaworski's request for a
quick ruling by the court on his demands
for additional tapes and docum ents
dealing with the Watergate coverup.
A spokesman for the court said James
D. St. Clair, the President's chief
Watergate lawyer, had been asked to
submit "an expedited response" to the
appeal Jaworski filed Frklay.
111.ursday also is the day that St. Clair
has been directed to infonn U.S. District
Judge Gerhard A. Gesell of Nixon's
deeision about surrendering files of two
former top aides for use at their
conspiracy trial next monf.h. Gesell has
·hinted he lnay dismiss the charges uni us
the President complies with a subpoena
for the documents.
Jaworski had asked the court to take
the case away from the U.S. Court of
Appeals here, where St. Clair filed an
appeal earlier Friday · seeking to
overturn U.S. District Judge John J.
Sirica's refusal to quash Jaworski's
subpoena for the materials.
Following St. Clair's response, the
Supreme Court will decide whether to
accept the case or allow It to follow
regular channels through the appeals
court ~ which could delay a final ruling
until fall aM cause pollponement of the
tr'ill of seven perSOl'ls.
.3 'C9u~ty Girls Rescued
Firemeil dooned -tiling IPJ>lfltll8
and weal Into the house wllere they loontl
Donna ubconoclous but breathing and the
other two girls DOI -thing.
A firi deportment apokeman said die
g!rla llacl been ov""'°me by the amoke
and ·,.a. not burned.
1be itm wm 11ven emergency
treotmmt by paramodk:I and nrshed to
the bolpltal.
, ~ said lb6 '""* of the blale, wblcb ca""" an estimated $14.11110, bu
no1 belo delerminetl bit 11 Iii am under
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Superintendent Bremer
Sources Believe
Breiner to Quit
Saddleback Post
By JAN WORTH
Of flle D•llr Piiot Shlll
Saddleback College Supe.rintendent-
President Fred Bremer is expected to
offer his resignation to the Board of
Trustees \Vednesday.
Sources close to the community college
pre~lident said Bremer, who has been
with Sadd1eback since it opened in 1968,
had first considered returning to teaching
but that possibility apparently has been
discarded.
Dr . Bremer declined to
oomment officially on the rumors of his
impending action and no trustees v.·ere
willing to go on record to confirm the
possibility.
But faculty members who have been
taking an increasingly active role in
the school's affairs said they tmderstand
Bremer is to be given the title of
president o n I y , with a new
superintendent to be hired as soon as
possible.
The reason for such an action was
speculated to be related t.o Bremer's
qualifications for retirement benefits.
v.·hich are based on the three years of
tughest eaz:nings.
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Harassment
Partially Burned
Photo of Blonde
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LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The FBI and himself u·lth a bullet in the head after au
police are examining Polaroid pictures
which may show that Patricia Hearst
changed her appearance significantly,
cutting her hair short and dying it bright
blonde.
A police spokesman confinned Monday
that investigators have a Partially
burned picture that may show l\.liss
Hearst, carrying a gtm, tn a group photo
with members of the Symbionese
Liberation Anny, posed before their
sev~eaded cobra flag .
The photo is similar to ooe published in
this week's Newsweek magazine, but is
not the same photo. a police spokesman
said. Both plct.ures were fom-1 by
amateur souvenir-hWlters poking in the
ashes of the house where six SL..\
members died 1.tay 17.
As in the Newsweek photo, police said,
the woman believed to be Miss Hearst
"~·as definitely blonde," her hair a much
brighter>shade than is seen on the photos
cX l\.1iss Hearst used on the thousands of
FBI "wanted" posters distributed
throughout California.
"She appeared to have her hair cut
just below her ears, shorter than in the
earlier photographs that have been
released," said Police C.Ommander Peter
llagan.
That would confirm some reports by
pel'SOO! who claim to have ·een l\.1iss
Hearst In recent weeks.
Identification was made d i f r i c u 1 t
because the photos v..·ere of poor quality
ot begin with and have been singed and
smudged.
l\.1iss Hearst's parents have se<>n the
Newsweek photo, police said. Publisher
Randolph Hearst said "it could be" his
daughter but he cookl not positively
identify her. ?.trs. Hearst felt the woman
was not her daughter.
Hagan said he did not know whether
the Hearsts have seen the other photo.
In both photos, the woman bel~ved to
he Miss Hearst is smiling and holding a
rifle, and is posed next to Donald
OeFreeze, the self-sty!~ "Field l\.1ar.;hal
General Cinque" of the SLA, 'vho killed
his followers had been killed b.v polict
gunfire or names in the battle ~lay 17.
A man y;ho may be \Villian1 ffarri.s
appeared in one photo, and persons
believed to be llarris and his wife.
Emily, in the other.
~Hss Hearst is believed to be with the
lfarriscs. the only surviving, publiciy
knov..·n SLA fugitives. They are the
objecl.S of one of the most inlensive
criminal searchf's in Caliromia history.
with hundreds of FBI agents hunting
them, backed by local police fori:es
throughout the southern part ol the state.
The llarrises have been charged v.·ith
19 crimes. and l\.1iss Hearst \\'ith 20.
including kidnaping, robbery, assault and
violaling federal \\'eapons tav.1s.
Special \ratch was kept on many
highways during the .,..·cekend , on the
theory that if the fugitives "''ere sti n in
the area they \\'OUld try to get out by
blending 1vith the heavy holiday traffic.
Marine MP Hit
By Flying Glass
111 Lagtma Case
A l\Iarine C.Orp_, miliary policeman
was injured in Laguna Bcaeh today when
a large rock thrown from a passing car
shattered a v.1ndow to the MP's truck.
and sent glas.s slivers into his face and
eyes.
Richard II. Kreitner. 24. of Santa Ana
\\'as taken to South Coast Community
Hospital by Laguna Beach police. He was
released following treatment.
Kreitner v.·as in Laguna Beach to pie)";
up a military prisoner from the Lagima
Beach city jail early this momlng.
The leatherneck apparently became
lost and was checking a map for police
station headquarters when the incident
occurred at Forest A venue near Beach
Street, police said.
Police were tmable lo locate a si.gpect.
The Marine drove his van to the police
station and was then hospitalized.
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North I:feland's Government Toppled
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BLUE ON BLUE DEPT.-Weloome to
. Tuesday. You are among the survivors
on another of our nation's famous three-
. day long v..'eekends.
It v.·as a fun-filled time, complete with
· fi res, , boat sinkings and ~psizings,
, drowrungs and near~rowrungs, car
· crasl)es, sunburn where there was sun.
acid ipdigestion from overeating and
hangovers from over-Orink:ing.
\Vhat we really need is some more of
lhese wonderful three-day holidays so we
can all do it more often.
So this was the ~femorial Day
weekend. I am uncertain precisely v.·hen
Memorial Day v.·as.
I don 't think it was Friday because I
fainUy recall ~·orklng th.at day.
• IT C.OUl.D HAVE been on Saturday
but I don't think so because Saturday is
part of the regular weekend.
f'.femorial Day could have been Sunday,
however. even though Sunday is also part
of the rt'gular v.·c<'kcncl. It could have
been Sundav be<:ause th<'v ran the
Indianapolis ~femorial Day 500-mHe race
that day back home in lndianA.
So ii \\·as elear than some reople
lhoui;:ht !\lemorial Day was Sunday but
on the other hand, that y,·ould not a<'count
for \1ond:iy. "'hieb ·"·;1s also a day off
\l'r1rk for mos1 pcopl!·.
There is a great denl of evid('nce ro
suggest that i\1onday was i n d e e d
Memorial Day because of the no-work
thing and also the traffic and also a lot of
people v.'crc flying thrir American Flags
that day.
ANYl\'AY, \\llEr\EVER it was. it is
fairly certain th<it ~1c1norial Day is O\'er
and it happened on one of the last three
days and it isn't today because lhis is
Tuesday.
\re never ha\·e holidays on Tuesdays
any more because government, or
somebody, has worked ii out that way.
Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thursdays
arc defirtitely out for holidays.
It doesn't matter when the thing you
are celebrating actually happened .
Jlistory is just .ii humbug anymore.
We jlggl'r nround Washington 's and
Linooln·s birthdays oo as to make sure
that we attach them to one side or the
other of a v.·c,kend. ~lainly on i\londays.
This allows the three-day holidays so
\l'P ran all get out there amidst the public
cal;nnitics.
SO~fE DAV T111S country of ours may
get around to the fou r-day work week.
then that happens, it will mean that
c\'l'ry \\'rckend v.·ill be a three-day affair.
Odds seen1 strong that when they get
around to this, Monday will be selected
as !hr third day off for everybody.
This i-. likely to happen because nobody
l1kr!-to v.·ork on a ~tonday anyway.
BUT IF ~10r\'DA ,. becomes a regular
cl<1,\' off. rhcn v.·hnf s to berorrk or these
\1·onderfu l three-day holidays that ~·e
no1v think are so swell ?
They \1·01J°t be anything special any-
more.
Go1·ernmrnt 11·iJI have to create the
four-dav weekend.
They:!! have to start moving all the
holidays around again.
Best bet is they'll select Fridays.
Xobody likes to \VOrk on Friday either.
\Yifc Stahs Jfushand
PICO RIVERA ft;PJI -Stanley
Ziebarth. 62 . of Pit•o Rivera. was stabbed
to deat h ~londay folloY.'ing <in argument
v.·ith his wlf£', ·police said. Authorities
said the man's \\'ife. :\tary. 56. called
police and said she had stabbed her
husband.
DEU'AST <UPI) -Plf a j or 1 t y a total electric power blackout in the
Prottstants in Northern Ireland's province already nearly paralyied by the
coalition govmunent re1lgned today over strike. The outlawed Irish Republican
a lklay .. ld protestant general •trike. Anny (IRA) earller had llerled Its
tooclllng ofr Protest.ant celebrations over ton:.s to the poadbO!ty ol a lUll..cale
the end of the f11St experiment ln sharing civil war.
power With Roman CatholiCI. "We are anticipating 1 doomsday
The resignations came within hours or situation," an IRA spokesman said, "and ----
PALLBEARERS CARRY COFFIN BEARING DUKE ELLINGTON'S BODY
Thous.ands Paid Tribute to Musician at New York Cathedral
Meniorial Holiday Death.
Toll Surprisingly Loiv
By The Associated Press
,\fore than 100 few er persons died 011
1he netion's highv.'ays during this year·s
78-hour 1'femoria\ Day \veekend than in
1973. Unofficial total~ show 390 traffic
deaths this year. rornparcd to 486 during
thf' 1973 holiday weekend .
The National Safetv Council had
estimated before the thiee-day v.·eekend
that between 450 and 550 persons would
die in traffic accidents.
The council anticipated a safer holiday
Nixon's Florida
Improvements
Paid bv Rebozo?
WASHINGTON tAP) -Columnist
Jack Anderson reported today that
President Nixon's close fritnd C. G.
"Bebe" Rebozo in 1969 paid for nearly
$12 ,000 in i1nprovements at the
President's hon1e in Key Biscarnc, Fla .
In his rohm1n. Anderson Y.Tote that an
Aug. 6. 1969. check for SI 1.978 84. signed
by Rebozo and drawn on his personal
account. went to pay for electrical, air
conditioning Md painting work on
Nixon's bayside home. adjacent to one
owned by Reboro.
Anderson quoted reliable sources as
saying Rebozo also paid for a swimming
pool. a pool table and architectural
services for the Nixon home.
The columni.~ sai d he ""as unable to
give exact figures, for these other
reported pa~'Ttients because he had not
gained acces.s to the canceled d1ecks for
them.
Anderson said the \Vllite Jtouse
declined to eo111ment on the matter. He
said Rebozo, contacted through an
intermediary, said he did not have his
financial recon:ls at hand and would have
to check them.
than normal this year because of the 55
n1 .p.h. speed limit and fears of a gasoline
shortage. There "·ere no reports of
j?asoline shortages, ho"'e\·er.
e TrlplP Deaths
CONROE, Tex. (UPI) -A World \\'ar
II army veteran shot a woman and her
young granddaughter to death Monday
and then killed himself, wirnesses said.
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Police said the "'oman. ~1rs. Nelda
Barger. 47, v.·as shot in the hand and
l\\'ice in the back as she carried her
granddaughter, Renee Fergusen, 3, out of
her house.
The child "·as shot in the chest as ~frs.
Barger screamed at a passing car,
"Please take my child. Please take my
child."
e Reslgna.tion
LUXEMBOURG (VP!l The
Christian Socialist Party, v.·hich has
governed 1his liny ~r<ind duch~· for 50
years. has app.1rently bren sv.·ept from
pov.·er, a government spokes1nan said
today.
Grand Duke Jean accepted the
resignation f\1onday of the government of
Prime t.finister Pierre Werner, head of
the Christian Socialists, but directed it to
act in a ca retaker capacity until a new
coalition can be formed.
e ,Ulsslle Ef'ror
NORFOLK. \1a. (UPI) -A heat-
s~king missile accidentally shot dov.n a
Kavy A4 jet ~foaday during training
exercises off Jacksonville. Fla .. but the
pilot e}ected safely. according to a Navy
spokesman here.
The pilot, Lt. Robert E. Rhode, ~·as
fished out of the water by a helicopter
and taken aboard the aircractft carrier
Independence after the Monday evening
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have alerted all our men to protect the
Catholic areas. We ,,. concentrating on
defensiVe rneuu.ns agall'Jlt any attack
by Protetant paramilitary units.''
' PROTESTANT CELEBRANTS poured
into the 1treeta of east Belfaat and other
Proieltant strongholds. Dancing women
shouted O[ I Protestant victory.
u'nle workers have accomplished whot
they aet out to do," said the Rev. Ian
Paialey, leader of the r I g h I· w Ing
Pn>lat.ant o..n-1Uc-OJ1ionlsl Party.
He 111d he expected the Protestant
llrike to be called off "when the ailuaUon
11 ablolutely clear."
· A ~nt .spokesmtin said chief
mtnilter Brian Faulkner and the other
11Loyallst" members of the 11-man
execullve councl1"'whlch ran t h e
government qult alter a three-hour
meeting. Faulkner aaid he resigned
becluse "we were not prepared to tee
OW' country paralyzed and to oee people
die."
Duke Eulogized
By Jazz Greats
Gerry Fitt, Faulkner's Catholic deputy
on the Executive, said: "We will stay in
orllce. If we are forced out of office we
\li'ill be back to fight again."
The Unionist actions had no immediate
effect on the strike wllich has cut power
to a fast-dwindling trickle, as well as
natural gas supplle9, halted \'irtuaUy all
transport, eliminAted fresh foods fro1n
grocery shel ves and threatened
essential services like Ytater ~.-upply and
sewage. ..
NEW YORK (UPI) -Ella J.'itzgerald,
her eyes still red from crying. sang it for
everyone at Duke Ellln'1.oo's funeral:
"In My Solitude, oYu Ha•Jnt ~tc."
The musician and composer died
Friday of cancer. and his funeral
reflected the love he offered the Y.'Otlcl ln
his music.
THE ESTUttATED J0.000 fans a n d
friends jamming the E pis co pal i an
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine
on Manhattan's upper West Side and
overfl~ing into the street v.·ere a cross-
s ~ c t I o n of society -rich and poor,
dressed elegantly or in jeans.
They came to pay homage to a man
who gave the world 50 years of musical
splendor. and v.'bo six years ago offered
his ov.·n musical prayers bt the h u g e
gothic cathedral in a "sacred SJl'l4'"
concert.
N. CTUj'lh gathered at the cathedral
Tuesday, the Duke v.'8s malting his last
trip, in a funeral cortege up Broadwfly
and across USth street -Harlem's mHln
stem -where more than 4G yeflrs ago he
hit the big time at the Cotton Club.
The Duke's haunting and sophistiea1ed
tunes dominated the (Ufl('ral.
B~des 1'fiss Fitzgerald, jazz stars
paying tribute to the Duke v.·cre Joe
Williams .. Earl ''J.~atha" Hines. Billv
Taylor. Jo Jones, Lyle Atkinson a n d
1'fary Lou \\'illiems.
Biggest Pot
Haul Seized
TIJUANA, ~fexico (AP l
J\fexican federal police ha\·e made
what they say ls the largest seizure
of marijuana jn the hlstory of this
lx>rder city - 6.5 tons.
Officers said &hey arretted two
men In a truck south of Tijuana on
Monday. They \\'ere identified as
Jesus Ca rrillo Lopes, 39, and
Francisco Barberin Crosewhite, 34,
both of Tijuana.
Authorities said they did not
know v.·hether the marijuana was
bound for illegal entry into the
United States, less than 20 miles
north of v.·here the truck was
stopped.
The service was a combination-of high
Episcopalian lessons and prayers and
musical tributes.
'MIE DUKE'S long ti1nc rr lend and
bioorapher, Stanley Oanre. eulogized
Duke Ellington as "a citizen or the
v.·wld."
"Duke, you made good musicians
sound great and great musicians sound
even greater," Dance said. "Some call
you a genius but it was really a gift
extended from God."
At the end, his voice breaking, he said:
"The Duke had a lasting faith in this
country. His memories will live in the
rears to come. He served this country
well. and he v.'ili go on sening it In the
years to come."
Singt;r Pearl Baily r ep re sen ted
President Nixon with special presidential
assistant Stanley Scott. Before the
service ~1i.ss Bailey, married to former
Ellington drummer Louis Bellson, paid
her ov.n personal tribute to the Duke.
ELECTRICAL POWER was expect~
to be completely shut off ]J'tt_taniglit,
an electricity boan:I pokesman ssld.
Ireland Prime a.linister Liam Cosgrave
called an cmerJlC'OCY cabinet nteeting in
Dublin to consider the situation in the
north. "The nr"·s is a great tragedy for
Northern Ireland.·· said Irish foreign
mlnlsler G,arrett Fitzgerald.
British Prime !\finister llorold Wilson
earlier had cut short his vacation and
returned to London: there were calls for
a special session of Parlia1ncnt to deal
with the crisis.
An electricity board spokesman said
the province's last remaining power
plant v.·as grinding to a halt following
the walkout of Protestant v.·orkers i\fon-
day. .,
""'e arc nov• A! the point of no re-
turn," he said. "The final countdown is
under v.·ay . \Vhen ii comes It v.•ill be
will be final, complete and irrevoc-
able."
H11sba11d Arrested
Wife, 4 Cl1ilclre11 Escape
Home of To1111re, Ter1~01·
J\'E\~' YORK t AP) -Police say four
young chHdren were tort ured and
imprisoned v.·ith thrir mother for months
by 11 man who in one ins!antc put one of
the youngsters in a lighted o\·en . .
Sotero Vasquez , 33. v•as arrested
Monday and charged with keeping his
girlfriend and her four children. agc.s
three to eight years. near staJ ..... ·alion in
their Bronx apartment.
made a noise r-.tonday n1ornmg lhc1t
av•oke Vasquez "'ho then put lhe boy inlo
the lighted o\'rn. She said she l'an1e
running into the room and pullL"<i the boy
out.
\'asquez kept the apartment padJockrd
and the windov.·s nailed shu t .. but he
forgot to fasten the padlock after lt>aving
r-.1onday and ri.1rs. Ra1nos escaped ond
sum moned police. authorities said .
Al\fONG 111£ tortures he allegedly TllE CllILORE.S v.·erc ta.ken to
inflictro on the children \vere coating Lincoln Hospital for treatinent of
the-ir knees with syrup and forcing them to scurry across a floor sprinkled with cigarette and candle~·ax bums. then
rice: pouring hot caodle"·ax on their taken to the hon1e of ~!rs. Harnos'
buttocks; Jocking them in a cabinet and mother.
fQl"'Cing a child to stand on a chair with Vasquez "·as cha rged v.·ith attempted
his neck in a noose while the chair was murder, reckles.1 end an g c rm en t,
rocked. endangering the welfare of children.
Police quoted the mother. 27·year-old unlawful imprisonment and posse&Sioo of
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Mcinnis Predicts Paramedics' Okay
Mayor Donald A. Mcinnis said today
he expects Newport Beach councilmen
v.·111 authorize creation of a paramedic
program within the city's F i re
Department tonight.
Colmcilmen were scheduled to review a
detailed report on paramedics at their
afternoon study session.
fl.fclnnll aaJd he strongly believes there·
is a need for paramedics.
"The facts have been brought out.
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done and we"Ve looked at our needs. It's
something we should do," P..tclnnia said .
Mc.IMis declined to say if he would
make any specific recommendations
tonight.
"It will be discussed at our study
session and I would hope out of that will
come a decision on bow to proceed," he
said.
In his report to oouncilmen, City
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\Vith Irvine Company's Promontory Point development in the back-
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Newport Pair Sentenced
To Prison on Drug Rap
By TOM BARLEY
01 tllt 0 1Uy f'llot Si.tf
A high school chemistry teacher from
Newport Beach and bis admitted
accomplice in a drug manufacturi~
compiracy were sent to state prison
today after pleading guilty to charges
cootained in an Orange COunty Grand
Jury 100.ictment.
Superior Court Judge James Turner
sent Glendora High School teacher Kent
or .. ge Coast
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Glw clouds through Wednesday
with partial clearing in the after-
ooon hours. Highs at the heaohea
&> rising to 70 inland .. Overnight
lows in the upper 508.
INSWE TODAY
America'• jazz greati got to-
ptth<r Monday in New York to
pay tribut. to mUlfdan and
CO!llposer Duiu E!llnpton. Tho
eulogi.ea -and EtlinolOJl.'1 Com-
poritiottt -were read and
•ung to JO,D(JO fa•,.. Se• •tori/
ond pholo, PGQ• 4.
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Allen Rianda, 32. of 316'"2 Larkspur Ave.
and codefendant Richard Lawrence
Henson , 22, of 7051fi Iris Ave., both of
Corona del ~1ar, to !tale prison for one to
five years.
Bolh moo pleaded guiky ti> unlawful
possessioo ol lllepl substancoo with
intent to man~ narootics.
Rianda and ·Henson Md been ordered
ti> face vial t.day bolo<• Judge Walter
E. Smith ,on six felony counts, but
chang!'I their minds · shortly alter
entering the oourtroom.
Judge Turner aocepted the..plea filed
by both -ant.. and dismissed the
five remaining f e I on y allegations
endorsed by tile Grand Jury last April 4.
Rianda and Henson were arrested
after an investigation of what officers
said was a drug operation.
RJanda w... identified as a chemistry
teacher at tile neari>y Glendora high
sdlool en<!,Henson as a local Independent
~llltllt cliotrador.
Ag""5 "1d ~one poo.,.i ol "spe.cl" l1"• ) from,. the
pair for 13,000 and arT31l«ed to putdiase
five roon po.-Of the drug for ,n;IOO.
AgMto !tom 'the <noge County
Nan:oti<:I Task • Fcrce -"'« with
Glmdora police · IOd San Bernardino
narcolJcl olflcera lllld the ll<lCllOell palr
(See SENTINCED, Pas• !)
Fire Engine Burned
FOREl!T ACRES, Ill. (UPI) -
Anonlata earl1 today tel lire to lbt<lllly
fire ID8lne In tblt St. Clair County
village. A ~ for lbt olibt.....,
voluntes lire deportmml uld ...,_
hnlh a -ID Iha f!reboule about l:IO LID.' ud at\ Ille fire ff8loe ablaze.
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11.fanager Robert Wynn said a city-
operated paramedic program v.·oold
require about $90,000 In starting costs,
including a rescue vehicle, and would
oost about $130,000 to operate.
Wynn said about 460 Newport Beach
residents died d heart attacks and
related heart disease last year.
He saJd the experience in other
CQITUTlWlities has shown that paramedics
"A>1)U!d significantly reduce that death toll .
The paramedic program has the strong
backing of the Orange County lleart
Association.
The first step in establishing the
program will likely be authorizatioa for
!he fire department to enroll nine
firemen in the Orange County Medical
Center paramedic training program next
December -the earliest available
enrollment date.
Councilmen also Ydl deal with a variety
of other issues, Including a request by the
Orange Coast League of \\'on1en Voters
to endorse Proposition 5 on the June 4
ballot.
-Proposition 5 would divert gas tai.:
revenues to rapid transit.
Councilmen al.so are expected to
support Proposition l , the $250 million
statewide park bond issue. Ne\\'port
Beach would receive $206,000 if the
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Inflation
Drop Seen
By Nixon
WASHINGTON (AP) -President
Nixoo sent Congress today a special
economic report predicting that the
surge in inOatioo. should subside to about
7 pereent in the last quarter of llu. year.
In the past three months, the ooot of
Jiving increase bas been at an annual
rate of 1.2.1 per<:e!lt, the highest level
since 1951.
'Ibe President, following up on a
woWlld ndio odc!ftirs, told Congress be
sees ''st&m d. impa>vemeot" io the
economic outlook and added '
"Although the recent events are not
conclusive, they tend to strengthen the
expectation that Jn the remainder of this
year, output will be rising more rapidly,
prices will be rising much less rapidly
and the unemploymerX rate, wh~ it will
probably rise further, will not reaeh a
very high point before it recedes.''
As the report to Coogress wa s
released, Nixon convened a mid-rooming
Cabinet meeting, preswnably to discuss
the economy as well as other issues.
Among the participants was Kenneth
Rush. designated by Ni:s:on Saturday as
coordinator of domestic and international
ecooom ic policy.
Nixon's e<XlflOmic comments came in a
preface to a special report prepared by
his Ciouocil of F.conomic Advisers. The
advisers made these major points:
-By tbe fourth quarter or 1974 "we
should see a rate of innation
substantially be1ow the recent 12 percent
rate ... \Ve would suggest that the rate
in !he fourth quarter might be in the
neighborhood of 7 percent."
-The budget deficit for fiscal 1975 will
be larger than originally estimated, $11.4
billioo instead of $9.4 billion, but the
deficit for 1974 should be smaller than
forecast, $3.5 billion instead of $4.7
billion.
-Once the Administration's policy of
monetary restraint succeeds in subduing
inflation, "interest rates will decline."
But the .ecoriomic advisers did not
pl'<diot by how much.
-The unemployment rate which was 5
pertent in April probably will rise to
between 5.5 and 6 percent in the months
ahead.
-5econd half of 1974 mould see an
increase in production ol between 2
percent and ( p«cent.
SIX LINES SElL
$1,QOO IN GOODS
Just six lines of type In the newspaper,
lf they contain the right few words in
Dally Pilot ad, can rially get things
done:
HOTPOINT ranie, $50. Lge.
china cablnt~ m.
Mapvox tvtrad.Lo/1tereo.
H" 1rne11, •1'r.i. t shelf
Etagero, f/S. Oddmtnt&-
(AddreA deleted, N.B.)
That . .,s oold 'I ,000 worth of merc)l-
andlat and lnugllt tG many cullomen
tbt adver1ller "couldni belleve IL" Dial
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Irvine's Ray Watson
l' treancies Filled
UPIT~
SELECTED BY DISNEY
Shirley Temple Block
Irvine Co.'s Ray Watson,
Actress on Disney Board
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of 1111 01ily Piiot Sltfl
Inifne Company President Raymond L.
\Vatson and Mrs. Shirley Temple Black
were elected to serve as directors of
\Valt Disney Productions at a regular
meeting of directors today in Burbank.
Watson, 47, and Mrs . Black fill
vacancies created by the retirement of
Disney directors George L. Bagnall and
Gordon E. Youngman. Bagnall and
Youngman ""'ere elected '·directors
emeritus."
Mrs. Black. a former child star of the
193lli. becomes the first woman director
in Disney company history. Having
served in a variety of presidential and
federal environmental appointive posts,
~lrs. Black may also be the first Sierra
Club member to serve on the board of
the finn which sought to deve lop Mineral
King.
Watson has been president of the
Irvine Company for less than a year.
He joined the land development company
in 1960 as manager of its planning
department and with the late William R.
Mason "·as responsible for the progress
of company pl ans for a major ma ster
planned new city.
Since Watson joined the Irvine
Company board of directors in June,
Disney Stock
Pays Dividends
Directors of Walt D i s n e y
Productions of Burbank today
declared a quarterly divideOO of
three cents per share.
The dividend will paid t o
shareOOlders of record as ol Jwte
10, a company spokesman said.
1970, the firm has announced its
intentions of bullidng the largest master
planned community in North America on
its 8.1,000 acres of land in Orange County.
Walt Disney Productions also I.a active
in land development with constnicUon of
another new city under way near
Orlando, Florida at Walt Disney World.
A resident or Eastbluff, Wat.son also
serves as a director of the Irvine
Industrial Complex.
A native of seattle, he earned
bachelor's and master's degrees in
architecture and urban planning at UC
Berkeley in 1951 and 195.1.
He is a registered architect. n fellow or
(See VACANCIES, Page Z)
Courthouse Pedestrians
Duck Spray· of Bullets
Pedestrians out8ide Orange County
courthouse In Santa Ana dived for CQver
today as a nwnber of shots were fired
into a car apparently preparlng to enter
the courlhowe parking lol
Santa Ana police Identified the
Intended and unhurt victim as John R.
Snyder, 251 of Buena Park. They said
bullets from a ,4s.<allber hit the right
!root door and right rear lender of his
auto. ..
Police said witnwea to the -(rig
. ba.. ,1... them a detailed de&-
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cription of the rtd haired and red bearded
motorist who fired the sbols and the
number from his Nevada llceose plate.
They said the suspect fired the ahots
rrom a white statloo wagon •h\ch b now
being hunted by police and sherilfa
officers throoghout Orange Colmty.
Investi&ators sakl the shooting followed
a dispute between the two men but they
are not yet aware of the nature of the
quarrel or If It was connecttd with any
type of court -.
They uJd Sllyder WU sbodtetl by the
Incident but wu olherwlle lltlhurl.
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Today's Fbtal
N.Y. Stoeks
N TEN CENTS
o~ight
measure passes.
The money \\-'ould be used for the
devclopment of Balboa lslt1nd Sod Cliff
Drive parks and construction of termi11
courts In a new park along Bayside Drive
in Corona del Mar.
Ca lvin Stewart, director of parks.
beaches and recreation for the city, said
funds al90 ""'ould be used for deve lopment
of a playground in Corona Highlands.
Man Grabs
Newporter
Inn Funds
By L. PETER KRIEG
0t tllt O•llr P'»lf lt1n
A middle-aged man tried to rob a
Newporter Inn employe carrying the
hotel's weekend reteipts by spraying him
with mace today.
The would-be bandit collapsed and died
minutes later after a scuffle and a foot
race with other hotel employes and
passersby.
Newport Beach Police said the alleged
robber, who is still unidentified,
approached credit manager Kenneth
"l,P_!!an, ,35, ts, "11!"11111 '"' ~
'"""' 151.GOI. In ~al weekend re-ceipt,, ltjong a aldewalk.
The ?Un, ~g a camera ,
approaclled Morgan and ra!Md '.'ie
camera as lf he was going to lake a
picture.
Police said he sprayed Morgan
repeatedly with a can o.f mace concealed
in his hand.
The bandit then grabbed Morgan's
briefcase, but rour other Newporter
employes, including a barber and a
diminutive waitress, came to Morgan's
aid.
As the robber grabbed the case, Oft'! of
the other employes knocked hJm down
and stepped on his wrist. But the robber
began spraying mact at the employes,
dazing them. He then fled down a
driveway to a parking lot.
With hot.el employes and witnesses in
pursuit, the bandit collapsed a!I be ran
toward the intersection or Back Bay
Drive and Jamboree Road.
Police arrived moments later and
b e g a n administeriDg mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation and external h e a r t
massage.
The man was then rushed to Hoag
Memorial Hospital where he was
pronounced dead on arrival.
Hospital officials saJd the man earned
no identif ication. They. described him as
between 40 and 45 years old with gray
hair.
A hotel spokesman said the receipts
included about --$15,000 in credit card
charges, while the other $40,000 was in
cash and checks, mosUy checks.
"There was only about $4,<KlO in cash,"
the hotel official said ..
Police said the only hotel empfoye
injured waa · the waJtress wt» had
grabbed tlM" robber's foot during the
scuffle and had been kicked in the linger.
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De~cription of
·Mystery Bandit
The Orange County Coroner's Office
has released a complete descrtpUon of
the unidentified marl who died after
appBfellily ll')'ing Ill rob the Newporter
lnJI. managtf In Newport Beach,
The dead man was between 50 and 5S
years old, weighed between 225 and 250
pounds.
He had hazel brown eyes and was
abQut Cive f~t 1 t inches tan.
He .,...._ a light shirt with a ilarlt blue
tit, 1 Ught blue wlndbretker with blue
trousen and blaclt ai-and oocltl.
He wore a silver ring with a bull '1
h""d on his left hand and a Sheffield
wristwatch.
He wore 1 tilvtr tie cllp with a minla·
ture destroyer !rom which ~ hanglni
what appeartd to be a lilly bosun'•!
wb!Jlle.
Aniund his -he ..... a fl14-
tbat cantalned a pldlln of .. a -
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NE:W YORK tAPl -The ABC -'l'V
nel'o\'ork dominated the first separate
Emmy awards show for daytime
televi!:ion today, wiMlng in seven ovenll
catfgories during outdoor ceremonies
telev\Sed by NBC. (Related story, Page
5).
NBC sho 'o\'S v;9n two of the gold
staluettcs. and CBS none. One Emmy
each lo\'ent to "The ~1erv Griffin Show," a
~rndicated program, and to public
teJevision's "Zoom." a children's show
similarly honored last year.
A prominent wlnner was veteran actor
Pat O'Brien, who received an Emmy as
daytme TV's "Actor of the Year" for his
v.·ork in "Tile Other Yloman," an ABC
dramatic special that al.90 won today in
rtle "Outstanding Drama Special"
category.
Victim's Son
Held in Fatal
Mesa Dispute
By RUDI NIEDZ IELSKI
Of lfHI l:l1Uy "119' llllf
Arraignment wa!I scheduled today for a
23-year-old Costa ~1esa gardener accused
of stabbing his father to death during a
family argument Sunday night
The murder charge was to be fned
against Daniel Rios Rivera. 2505 Orange
Ave. Police took him into custody at his
apartment y.·here the stabbing took
place. . .. Rivera, held at C-Osta Mesa City Ja1l 1n
lieu or $250,000 bail, offered no
resistance when arrested early ri.1onday.
He \V3S in possession or 8 pocket knife
police believe was the murder 'A'eapon,
according to Detective Capt Edward
Glasgow.
lt has been alleged that Rivera twice
plunged the four-inch knife into the chest
of his father, Raymond Pena Rivera, 50,
at the apartment they shared.
Capt. Glasgow said the father and son
had been arguing about a variety <lf
family matters. but that the dispute
11pparently centered on the son 's drinking
habits and the father's use of the
telephone.
The mortally wounded fa~r managed
10 crawl out of the apartment and to the
house or a neighbors' who summooed
police. Efforts to save h!s llfe faned and
the elder Rivera was pronounced dead at
the scene.
Police said the younger Ri\•era had
been drinking.
Both the argument and the violence
which erupted afterward were witne ssed
by two young girls who police believe are
the dead man's adopted daughters. Their
names were not released because they
are juveniles.
Police said the two men worked to·
gert>er as seU-cmployed cardeners.
West Newport
Group Meeting
The status of the proposed West
Newport Marina v.i\I be among the topics
of discussion at the West Newport Beach
Improvement Association's an nu a I
meeting Wednesday.
Mayor Don Mcinnis. Ci ty Manager
Robert L. \Vynn and Police Chief B.
James Clavas will be present to answer
questions.
Other topics of special interest to be
discussed are the Pacific Electric right-
of-way and Seminek Slough park sites,
noxious gas seepage control in Balboa
Coves and Nc\11porl Shores and
abatement of noise pollution caused by
traffic.
The meeting \\·ill begin at 7:30 p.m. in
city council chambers at city hall, 3300
Ne\\'port Boulevard.
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"Actress o( the Year" honors went to
Cathleen Nesbitt for her role In "The
Mask of Love," another ABC dramatic
SpteiBI.
A~rds in 11 overall daytime cate-
gories ~'ere made today under a Ae\V
format devised by the National Academy
of Television Arts and Sciences.
Under the new sys1c1n, winners in
specific categories "·ere announced l\tay
15. They were in competition in general
categories, such as "Oil"\'Ctor of the
Year," in Emmy award shows today and
tonight.
1be academy's major a11'ards for
nighttime television are being broodcast
tonight from llollywood by Channel 4 at 6
p.m .. P!Yf.
O•llY rntt 11111 ,.,..,,
Opening Delayed
Public hearing• on projects proposed ti1
Laguna NlgueJ, Newport Beach and
Huntington Beach have tH:.en continued
until June 3 by the South Coast Regional
Zone Conservation Commission.
The conunlulon n1et in Long Beach
Friday but falled for the second time this
week to complete its agenda .
The June 3 meeting will be in the Long
Beach Harbor Department headquarters.
925 Harbor Plaza Drive.
Continued until that date arc:
-Avco Community Dev e Io per s '
proposals for 390 _condominiums inland
and 900 condominiums oceanside of
Pacific Coast Highway near Cro\vn
Valley Parkway in Laguna Niguel.
-An 18-hole gall course proposed at
20262 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, by
Pacific Coast Manufacturing.
The ceremonies for daytime shows
were held at the Rockefeller Plaza
skating rink under occasionally
threatening skies.
ABC"s four other daytime Emmy
awards "·cnl ·fo '·Password," a s
"Outstanding (iame Show"; "Rookie of
the Year." as '· 0 u ts tan ding
Entertainment Children's Special": Ula
Garrett and Sandy Krinski, as "Writers
of the Year " for th~lr work on a daytime
drama special called "r-.1other of the
Bride." and to JI. \\'cslcy Kenney. named
"Director or the Year" for "!\1iss Kline,
\Ve Love You," a special .
Construction difficulties have led to a delay in the Sant.a Barbara Dri-ve and Jan1boree Road was due
for co1n pletion July 1. Now, it won't be finished
until mid-September, according to city officials.
-A total of 83 condominiu1ns at !001
Ford Rd., Ne\vport Beach, by Jlobt'rl
r..lcLain. · 012ening of Newport Beach 's new $1 .2 million police
facility, city officials say. The two-story st ructure at -Renlodeling of ·what \\'SS I he
Berkshire restaurant al 3450 Via Oporto,
Newport Beach, by Donald Koll.
t>;BC's \\irmers v.·erc Pt'ter ?\farshall as
''Daytime Host of the \'ear" for his work
on the "Hollyv.·ood Squares" game shov.',
and .. The Doctors," named the year 's
.. Outstanding Drama SeMcs."
The Griffin show won an Emmy as the
season's best talk or variety show, and
Zoom · wi the outstanding cbildren 's
entertainment series.
Left~turn Moves
Causing Crashes
On Coast Route
Newport Beach police have warned
motorists that Improper use of two.."'WBY
left tum Janes on the Coast Highway is a
major cause of rear~d collisions .
"We couldn't figure out why we were
having all the rear-end accidents between
Dover Drive and the Arches," LI .
William Blue of the police traffic section
said.
"We've just realized from our rep«ts
that people are making improper turns
from through-traffic lanes, causing
motorists in back to smack into them,"
he said.
He said police will focus on gi\ing
tickets to lcft·turn abusers in the near
future.
The lanes in question arc those nea r
the center of the highv1ay marked by
parallel, dashed, double yellow lines.
They are for lefl·tumlng vehicles
traveling in both directions.
Blue said the lanes may never be used
for l.hrough-traffic and moiorists may not
make U-lurns in areas where the lanes
exist.
Jfe said left turns may not be nadc
from any other lane where a nvo way
left tum lane is available.
It is legal. hov.•ever. to we the Janes
for safety v.·hen turning left from a side
street or drivev.·ay onto the high\vay,
Blue said.
Alderma11 Makes
Plea in Kidnap
ACAPULCO. Mexico (AP) -An
Acapulco alderman, rather of a kfdnaped
university student, has broadcast an
appeal for the abductors not to kill his
son.
In a third ransom note he received
t.fonday, the kidnapcrs set a Friday
afternoon deadline to pay an unspecified
ransom or 1he youth ~·ould be executed.
Filiberto Vigueras Jr., the son, v.•as
seized in this resort 10 days ago by five
armed men.
Newport Man
Strikes Oil
U11der House
Roy Neel of Newport Beach ha! a
surplus or oil.
Unfortunat~ly, it's coming up through
the floor of his honse.
A contractor pumped about 75 barrels
of oil Monday from Neel's house at 213
42nd Street in Newport ach .
The oil, which comes from an old
uncapped well beneath the house, first
surfaced last October, driving Neel's
daughter and son·in-law to move
elsewhere.
s"ioce then. the house has been
uninhabitable but quiet -until Friday,
when the oil gushed up again.
"I'd estimate the damage to the house
at about $35,000," Neel said today. "It
will cost about $10,000 to cap the well.
and the whole thing has ruined a $32:,000
lot."
Neel, who lives across the street from
the ruined house, said he v.·on't make
back his expenses in oil profits.
"It's against a city ordinance to pwnp
oil here," he said. "So not only did J pay
$31 an hour to have the oil pwnped, but I
gave the contractor the oil as well."
He said ht's afraid if the well is
capped, it.may cause the oil to blow out
in another t>art of the area or even to
seep into the bay.
"If that happens, v.•e're in re al
trouble," Neel said.
He will n1eet \\'ith the cit v council
tonight to discuss \\'ays of harldling the
oil problem.
"l wNnt to emphasize that the city has
been most cooperative," Neel said. "l
cannot praise their efforts enough."
City manager Robert L. \'lynn said
today the oil problem was not scheduled
on the City Council' s tudy session
agenda but may come up i£ Neel is
present.
He said the city attorney has given an
opinion that the city cannot use pulbhc
funds to cap wells on private property.
From Pqe l
SENTENCED • • •
v.·ere conducting a flourishing trade with
local narcotics wholesalers.
One sale alone, the Grand Jury .... a!
told, involved a transaction o! drugs \\'ilh
a slreet value of about $60.000.
Officers said, Riancla's chemistry
experience \.•:as a vital factor in the
success of the drug distributin g
operation.
They said they also confiscated a
quantity of equipment used to
manufacture "speed" during their vislt
to a cabin in Green Valley in San
Bernardino County.
Mesan Shot by Narco
Agents in Holdup Try
Federal Bureau or Narcotics officials
said today one of their agents shot a 37-
year-oJd Costa ~fesa man in the stomach
v.·hen he and tv.·o companions (rom \Vest
Orange County allegedly tried to rob the
agent as he v.·as wailing in an Inglewood
motel room to make a narcotics buy.
Charles John Vossler, the man accused
of bursting into the agent's room at the
lloliday IM and whipping out a pistol,
remains in fair condition at Ha\li'thorne
Community Hospital today where the
bullet was removed from his abdomen.
Vossler, and a woman later identified
Correct Candidates
In Incorrect Order
as Kathleen Juliette Woods, 21. of
lluntington Beach, fled after the Incident
1n a car along "\\'ilh a third man identifit'd
as Gary De Santis, 33, or Fountain
Valley.
The agent involved In Friday's scuffle
\vas not injured but the three later pulled
onto a shoulder of the San Diego
Frceway in Los Angeles and told a
California Highway Patrolman cruising
by that Vossler bad been shot by a
sniper.
The officer radioed for assistance and
was told Vossler had been involved in the
hotel incid"ent. He arrested all three and
they were booked on suspicion of
a8Saultlng a federal officer.
Vouler was lmmedlately taken to the
hospllal for trealment of the wound. HI•
condlllon ortalnally was lenned crllfcal.
The Narcotle1 Bureau said no money
A •torY In the Dally Piiot WodnCl!(!ay wu taken from !he agent du rtnr tho I
Foundation Health Plan
Orga1iizers End Efforts
By TO~I BARLEY
Of Ill• DtllJ Pli.t Sl•ll
Citing unethical tactics by I h e
opposition and its own failure to produce
the enroltmcnt projected at its inception
nearly a year ago, the Orange County
r~oundation •leallh Plan ( 0 C F Ii P )
has announced it v.·ill close its doors
i\lay 31.
The decision means that nearly 6,000
:\ledi-Ca l subscribers \'.'ho receivNi
hospital and medieal li1!almcnt in
procedures processed by OCFllP "s Santa
Ana office will now be thrown back on to
J.1edi-cal lists directly operated by state
officials.
Physician members of the Orange
County t..'ledical Association j o i n e d
OCFHP director Robert Peterson Friday
to reveal the recent negotiations v.·itll
state officials had proved fruitles.! and
produced the decision to disband the
organization.
Both Dr. Fred Kay of the Orange
County Medical Association a.nQ Peterson
predicted that it would havt been
possible to cootinue ~e program if the
Foundation had been Bble to recruit the
30 .000 t..tedi-Cal subscribers forecast
v.·hcn the health plan was put into effect.
Fron• Pagel
VACANCIES ..
"Our four compel.it.ors adopted such
practices as knocking on doors and other
doubUul selling practlce.s ·to increase
their sub!crlber total," Peterson said.
"We lelt !hi! kind of lblng I<> be
unethical for an organization that had the
endorsement of the Orange County
Medical AssoclaUoa," Peterson said.
Petenion explained that 7.0 percent of
the $800,000 reeeived from the state
during the Foundation's operations had
been paid t.o health care providen -
doctors, hospital! and pharmacies.
AdmlnlstraUon and marketing cost& of
the organization accollllted for the
$240,000 balance ci the state's payment to
the group, Peterson said.
Peterson and physicians who attended
lhe group's final meeting defended the
foundation's program as a
.. praiseworthy effort to ensure the best
pos.slble medical treatment to the
indigent pat.lent by tbe doct:: and hos-
pital of his choice.
"We provided this kind of treatment
for our 6,000 subsertben and wt could
have gone on doing ao U we ,could only
have rt'Cru.ited 24,00Q more auhlcrlber!
and the reBUlting $11 mllllon that -lid
have been made available by the sta te
for that enrollment," Kay said.
Peterson said recruitment of his
indigen t subscrlbers primarily came
through referrals from the doctors'
offices and he did not feel "too keen on
utilizing IOfne of the methods pncticed
by !he opposition."
the American Institute of Architecture Abo u t 7S percent of the foundallon
and a member of the board of visitors of claims derived trom applications from
UCLA. welfare recipienta: approved under the
Watson's election to the Disney board Aid to Families with Dependent Children
is the second tie between the Irvine (AFDC) program.
Company and D'isney interests. The state paid about $23.34 a month for
Last fall . lrvine Company directors each su~iber.
elected \Villiam S. Lund to fill the board The Foundalion's highest premium -
vacancy created by the death of \Villian1 $105.50 a month came from those drawing
r..lason last spring. aid under the state's Aid to the Totally
Lund is married to the form er Sharon Disabled program.
Disney, daughter of the late founder of Aid to the Blind subscribers with the
the giant entertainment corporation . now defunct Foundation brought the
Lund is a tru stee of the \.\'alt Disney organization $67.84 per person a month
Foundation and heads the California and Aid to the Aged ·reg~trants meant
Institute or the Arts in Valencia . $26.39 a month to the toundatioo.
Mrs. Black is a director of the Del Petel"!Oll'! average monthly payment
Monte Corporation, the United Nations from the state In supervl!ing the health
Association of the United States, the care needs or the foundation's sh.are of
National \Vildlife Federation and the Orange County's 58.000 Med 1-Ca I
-Four fotf·plexes pn>po.'>ed on l\l ilo
and Sims Strf.eta in Huntington Beach by
James Montgomery.
-An asphalt bike trail fro1n Cazninn
Capistrano lo Doheny Park Hoad along
Pacific Coast Highv.·ay in Capistrano
Beach by the Orange County J{o:.id
Department.
Coast Beaclies
Receive Visits
From 800,000
An estimated 800,000 persons visited
Orange Coast beaches o ... 't!r the ~femorial
Day weekend. lifeguards reported todny .
Despite large crowds and many routine
rescues reported from Huntington Beach
to San CJemente, no swimmers dro1A-11cd
during the three day holiday and no
serious Injuries were reported.
MOl!t minor injuries were due to
jellyfish stings. The jell)•fish invasion
'''8.! especia1Jy severe at Huntington
State Beach, Bolsa Chica State Beach,
and in San Clemente, but v.·ater
temperatures In tht 50s kept most people
away from the slimy creatures.
Officials reported Doheny. S a n
Clemente, and San Onofre State Parks
were lull to tbe brim. At San Onofre,
park (Ulnil Issued the largest number of
ci tations in the ltate park system over
the weekend. due t.o a rash of surfboard
theft.I, a brush flre, and illegal parkjng
and camplnf.
A total o 130,000 bathers showed up
at San Clemente be.aches. making the
weekend the most crowded Memorial
holiday tn recent history.
Newport Beach lifeguards reported an
with mo&t relCUeS Stmday wben rip-
tide!!! presented a hazard to swimmers.
About 170,000 vbltors were estimated
on Huntington Beach city strand.a, with
23 retcUeS, one boat rescue. and nine
major first aids. A total of 4-07 minor
fir!t aid treatments 'll'cre given for
jellyfish stings.
Birds in Di stress
PORTLAND , r.,.taine (AP) -Scores o(
scarlet tanagers . their wings appal't'ntly
weakened by long flights through rough
weather, cram.landed all over southern
Maine over the weekend. Sightings of the
distressed, black-winged, scarlet-bodied
birds were reported in numerous coastal
commWtities. t-;ational 1\lultiple Sclerosis Foundation. recipients came to about $18,000.
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WE'VE ONLY
JUST BEGUN!'
Twenly-five years ago a few far-sighted people revolutionized !he
carpet business.
Fi"'· the chemical industry developed synlhetic fibers, eliminating
reliance on wool quality and prod uction.
SecOlld, machinery was Invented which enabled carpeling lo be
manu!aclured up lo 100 times faster.
Third, and mos! important. some people stuck lheir necks out and
risked capilal 10 put lhese developments to work.
What does this mean to yew?Jt.-an• that carpeting cosls less than
30 years ago. If mean• that what was once a luxury is now wilhin range
of al mos I everyone. It means a selection unimaginable 30 years ago.
With our family in the carpet business si ne.• 1894. we have seen
more changes in !he last few years than we believed possible. creating
the greatest consumer growth Industry In our economy. Aher SO years, it
looks llKe we've only just blcJlt!
ALDEN'S
CARPETS• DRAPES
1663 Plact11tla Avt.
incomctly stated tho llOOOnd and thlrd • 1eume. A spokesman aald !he tll!llt '
place linl•hm In the Dl!trlct 3 Newport manqged to free hlm,.11 evmi thouRh
Beach city council race April 9. Vossler allegcclly had him In ' a IMTHI
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Pei.r llarrttL John J. McKerren pla<ed Addmeet of lht thrt< ~· C4wl-
thJnl, tltna Involved tn the Incident we~ not
The Dally Pilot regrels !he mw. Immediately roleased.
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NEW DISNEY PIRECTOR
Irvine'' Ray W1 tson
l' aca11cies Filled
u .. 1 Tel,,llel•
SELECTED BY DISNEY
Sh irley Temple Bli ck
Irvine Co.'s Ray Watson,
Actres s on Disney Board
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of ... D.ttt' ,.._, Stttf
Irvine Company President Raymond L.
\Vat.son and Mrs. Shirley Temple Black
\\'ere elected to serve as directors of
Wa lt Disney Productions at a regular
meeting of directors today in Burbank.
Watson, 47, and Mrs. Black fill
vacancies created by the retirement of
Disney director> George L. Bagnall and
Gordon E. Youngman. Bagnall and
Youngman v.rerc elected "directors·
emeritus."
Mrs. Black, a former child star of the
1930s, becomes the first woman director
in Disney company history. Having
served in a variety o( presidential and
federal environmental appointive posts,
f\.1rs. Black may also be the first Siena
Club member to serve on the board of
the firm which" sought to develop Mineral
King.
Watson has been presid'ent of the
Irvine Company for less than a year.
He joined the land development company
in 1960 as manager of its planning
department and with the late William R.
Mason was responsible for the progress
of company plaru: for a major master
planned new city.
Since Watson joined the Irvine
Company board of directors in June,
1970, the firm has announced its
intentions of builidng the largest master
pl&Med community in North America on
its 83,000 acres ol land in Orange County.
Walt Disney Productions abo is active
in land development with construction of
another new city under way near
Orlando. Florida at Wal t Disney World.
A resident or Eastbluff, Watson alsO
Disney St0ck -
Pa ys Dividend
Directors of Walt D i s n e y
Productions of B-Wday
declared a quarterly divii!end of
lhree cents per l!hatt.
The dividend w!J1 paid t o
shareholders of rea>rd as of June
10, a company spokesman said.
serves as a director of the Irvine
Industrial Complex.
A native of Seattle, he earned
bachelor's and master's degrees in
architecture and ...urban planning at UC
Berkeley In l95 l and 1953.
He is a registered architect, a fellow or
the American Instltute of Architecture
and a member of the board of visit.ors of
UCLA.
Watson's election to the Disney hoard
is the second tie between the Irvine
Company and Disney intensls.
Last ran, Irvine Company directors
elected Wtlliam S. Lund to fill tbe board
vacancy cre_ated by the death or William
Ma'°" la!! spring.
Lund is married to the fonner Sharon
Disney, daugtiter of the late founder of
the giant entertainment corporation.
Lund 11 a trustee or the Walt Disney
Foundation and heads · tbe California
Institute of the Arts in Valencia.
Mrs. Black ·is a direct« of ·the Del
Moote Corporation, the Un.ited Nations
Association of tbe United Stales, the
National Wildlife Federetkln and the
· NatiOnal Multiple SCierosis FounC:latlon.
Newport Pair Sentenced
To Prison on Drug Rap
By TOM BARLEY
Of IM ~ty Piltt 11•11
A bfgb olChool chemistry teacher from
Newport lleoch and his admitted .
acllOmpllce in a drug manufa<lurinll
ooospiracy were sent to state • prison
today arter pleading guilty to cbarg ..
contained in an Orange County Grand
Jury indictment.
Lewd Conduct Charge
Jails Five in Mesa
Five mm were charged with lewd
conduct following a holld1y w~nd
undercover Investigation In the to11et
area of a Costa Mesa bowling alley.
"l1ie men, arr<llfd""IMC~ •
lllrllor 81,,.., ..... ""'""' IDto cUody and -ed late Mondly and ear\y tbdly
and beld Oil flllO boll eodl.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1974
ase ' Man Grab s
Newporte1·
Inn Funds
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of 11111 D11tr l'IMt 11111
A middle-aged man tried to rob a
Newporter Inn employe carrying the
hotel's weekend receipts by spraying him
with mace today.
The would-be bandit cO!lapsed and died
minutes later after a scufne and a foot
race witl) other hotel employes and
passersby.
Newport Beach police said the alleged
robber, who is still unidentified .•
approached credit manager Kenneth
~forgan, 35, as liiorgan was carrying
about ~.000 in Memorial weekend re-
ceipts along a sidewalk.
The man, carrying a c a m e r a ,
approached Morgan and raised ,·1e
camera as if he was going to take a
picturt. •
Police said he sprayed Morgan
repeatedly with a can or mace concealed
·ruhand Wh tE C. ·~ m n! bandit then grabbed Morgan's a nergy l'&SlSo •
briefcase, but four other Nev.'J)Orter .{)
employes, including a barber and a
diminutive waitress, came to Morgan's
aid.
David Letters, 27. roller skates past traffic in Gloucester, 11-tass.,
beginning a cross-country trip to San Francisco on skates to pro-
mote a new parlor game. The trip is expected to take about 120 days.
As the robber grabbed the case, one or
the other employes knocked him down
llDll l1'lpfod Ill Illa wrtlt. But the robber
bqan ij>raylng mact" 1t the employes,
daJlog them. ~ 1hen Oed down a
drlvew1y to a Jfoitlnll I<(!.
With bolo! employer and wilnes!Os in
pursWt, the banclh. oollapee.d as he ran
toward the intenectioo of Back Bav
Drive and Jamboree Road. ·
Police anived moments later and
b e g a n administering mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation and external h e a r t
massage.
The man was then rushed to Hoag
Memorial Hospltll where he was
pronounced dead on arrival.
Hospital olfldall said the man carried
no ldenUfication. They described him as
between to and 45 years old With gray
hair.
A hotel spokesman said the receipts
,.locluded about $15,000 In credit card
charges, while the other $40,000 was in
cash and checks, mootly checks.
''There was only about $4,000 in cash,"
the hotel official said.
* * fr Coroner Gives
Description of
Mystery Bandit
The Orange County Coroner's Office
has released a complete description of
the unidentified man who died afler
apparently trying to rob the Newporter
Inn manager In Newport Beach.
1be dead man was between 50 and 55
yean old, weighed between 225 and 250
poonds.
He had hazel brown eyes and was
about five feet II inches tall
He wore a light shirt with a dark blue
tie; a light blue windbreaker with blue
tn>usets and black shoes and aocks.
He .wore a Silver ring with a bull's
head on bis lert band and a Sheffield
wr~twatch.
~e wore a Sj(ver, tie clip '!ith a minia-
ture destroyer from which was banging
what appeared to be a tiny bosun's
wh!Jtle.
Mound his neck he wore a gold locket
that ~tained a picture of a woman.
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H they oontaln the right few. words In
Dally Piiot ad, can ... 11y get things
done:
Mesan Accused in Slayifig
Father in l\.nife Fight
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of "'' P1il1 ,ltot $1111
Arralgrunent wa!I scheduled today for a
23.year-old Costa Mesa gardener accused
of stabbing his father to death during a
family argument Sunday night.
The murder charge was to be filed
against Daniel Rios Rivera. 2505 Orange
Ave. Police took him into custody at his
apartment where the stabbing took
place.
Rivera, held at Costa Mesa City Jail in
lieu of $250,000 bail, offered no
resistance when arrested early Monday.
He was in Possession of a pocket knife
police believe was the murder weapon,
according to Detective Capt. Edward
Glasgow.
It has been alleged that Rivera twice
plunged the four-inch knife into the chest
of ·his father, Raymond Pena Rivera, 50,
at the aparbnent they shared.
Capt. Glasgow said the father and son
had been arguing about a variety of
family matters, but that the dispute
apparenUy centered on the son's drinking
habits and tile father's use of the
telephone.
The mortally wounded fa~er managed
to crawl out of the apartment and to the
house of a neighborS' who summoned
police. Efforts to save tis life failed and
the elder Rivera was pronounced dead at
the scene.
Police said the younger Rivera had
been drinking.
Both the argument and the violence
which erupted afterward were witnessed
by two young girls who police believe are
the tlead man's adopted daughters. Their
names were not released because they
are juveniles.
Police said the two men worked to-.
gether as self-employ~ rardeners.
Courthouse Pedestrians
Duck Spray of Bullets
Pedestrians outside Orange County
courthouse in Santa Ana dived for cover
today as a number or shots were fired
Into a car apparently preparing to enter
lhe courthouse parking lot..
Santa Ana police identified the
interided and unhurt victim as John R.
Snyder, 25, of Buena Park. They said
bullets from a .45-caliber hit the right
tront door and right rear fender of his
auto.
Police said witnesses to the shooting
ha\•e given them a detailect des.
cription of the red haired and red bearded
motorist who fired the shots and the
number from his Nevada license plate.
They said the suspect fired the shots
from a white station wagon which is now
being hWlled by police and sheriff's
officers throughout Orange County.
Investigators said the shooting followed
a dispute between the two men but they
are not yet aware of the nature of the
quarrel or if it was connected with any
type or court action.
They said Snyder was shocked by the
incident but was otherwise unhurt.
2 Gunmen Roh Mesa Motel -J
Of $3,000; Tie Up Family
Two .~en robbed the Vagabond
Motor ~. In Costa Mesa of $3,000 Mondiy night, leaving tbe manager and
hlo family boUnd wlt!t lenglhs ol. nyloo
cord. Edward M. Howell, 57, the manaaer.
was watching television will" his Wife
Eleanor, 51, and son Peter, U, In lllelr
living ·quarters behind tlJI' otrlce of the
motel St51 Harllor Blvd., shortly after
19 p.m,_ Monday, •ooordin& to poUce re-
~-bearing Ille eatry beD, Howell
·walked Into the office where hr'O men
v.•ere wailing with pl.slo!:J drawn.
One ol the men open«! the cash ,.g. '
ister and ernplJed It. Tbe Jll!lr tllen
ordered Howelf bacl< Into the living area
wile" llley demanded "the reat of the
money."
Hawl'!ll handed over money, including
checkt and traveler's d!ecb totalllng
ab<xlt $3,000, POiice said. Tbe men then .....,.... tbe family to
Ue lace clown oo the rloor and tied Utelr
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N.Y. Stockt
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Inflation
Drop Seen
By Nixon
\\'1\SJIINGTON (APl -Pre!!ident
Nixon sent Congress today a special
economic report predicting that the
surge in inflation should subside to about
7 percent in the last quarter of thls year.
In the past lhree months. the cool of
living increase has been at an annual
rate of 12.1 percent, the highest level
since 1951.
The President, following up on a
''•eekend radio address, told Congres.5 he
sees "signs of improvement" in the
economic outlook and added:
"Although tlle recent events are not
conclusive, they tend to strengthen the
expectation that in the remainder of this
year, output will be rising more rapidly,
prices y.•ill be rising much less rapidly .
and the unemployment rate, while it will
prob.ably rise further, will not reach a
very high point befort!! it recedes."
As the report to Congress was
released, Nixon convened a mid-morning
Cabinet meeting, preswnably to discuss
the economy as well as other issues.
Amoog the partJclpantl was Kenneth
Rush, designated by Nixon Saturday as
coonq.tator of domestic and lntematlooal
ecooofnlc policy.
Nisan's economic comments came in a
preract In • sp«ial tejltx-t prepared by
hi• Council of Economic Advisers. 'The
advlaers made th'ise major points:
-By the fourth quarter or 1974 °we
should see a rate of inflation
substantially below ttie recent 12 percent
rate ... We would suggest that the rate
in the fourth quarter might be in the
neighborhood of 7 percent."
-The budget deficit IOI" fiscal 1975 will
be larger than originally estimated, $11.4
billion instead of $9.4 billion, but the
deficit for 1974 shouJd be smaller than
forecast, $3.5 billion instead cl. $4. 7
billion.
--Once the Administration's policy of
monetary restraint succeeds in subduing
inflation, "interest rates will decline."
But the ecooomic advisers did not
predict by how much.
-The unemployment rate which was 5
percent in April probably will rise to
between 5.5 and 6 percent in the months
ahead.
-&!cond hall of 1974 should oee an
increase in production of between 2
percent and 4 percent.
Fire Engine Burned
FOREST ACRES, lll. (UPI)
Arsonists early today set fire to the only
!ire engine in this St. Clair County
village. A spokesman for the eight-man
volunteer fire department said someone
broke a windQw. in the firehouse about
1:30 a.m. and set the fire engine ablaze.
Oraage C.ut
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Weather
U>~1 clouds through Wednesday
with partial clearing in the after-
noon hours. HigM at the beaches
65 rising to 70 inland. Overnight
lows in the upper 50s.
INSIDE TODt\V
AJMrica'J jazz grtats got to-
gether Munday in New York to
pay tribute to mu.rician and
composer Duke Ellington. Tlte
eulogies -a11d EUiftgiton'1 com-
positions -wert r~d and
sung to 10,000 Jana. Stt storv
and pltoto, Pagie 4.
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Zoning Use
Ordinance
Co_nsidered
An ordinance which would give city
officials the authority to abate non·
conforming zoning uses . "'ill b e
considered tonight when the Coota ~lesa
Planning Commission meets at 6:30 in
city COWlcil chambers.
The meeting will be preceded by a S·30
p.m. study se~ion in lhe first floor
conference room at Costa Mesa City
Hall, 77 Fair Drive. Both metlings are
public.
If approved by the commis.5ion. :1nd
later the city council. the ordinance
\li'ould empo"'er city aides lo force
businesses incompatible \11ith t he i r
neighborhoods to discontinue opera1ion.
The ordinance is primarily geared to
eliminate industrial-type uses which exist
in residential neighborhoods because of
spot zoning.
Under lhe provisions of the ordinance
such industries could be ordered
dismantled after the industry had bc<>n
given fair time to amortize its
investment.
One of the industr ies \vhich 11ould be
affected by such an ordinance is the
NARJ\fCO Division of Whittaker Corp.
at 600 Victoria St.
NAR~tCO. manufacturer of exotic
materials and plastics, recently came
under lhe scrutiny of city officials
because materials used in processing are
considered potentially explosive
The plant is surrounded on all sides bv
ho11Sing which was constructed after th'e
the factory "''as built, some 20 years ago.
Tuesday, May 28, 1974
Daytime Donors
I $ . f e
ABC Captures 7
Emmy A ~ar.ds .. .
NEW YORI( !AP) -The ABC· TV
network dominated the first separate
Emmy awards show for dayt \n1e
television today. "'inning in seven overall
categories during outdoor ceremonies
televised by NBC. (Related story, Page
5). j
NBC sho\\'S won t"·o or the gold
statuettes, and CBS none. One Emmy
each \li'ent to "The Merv Griffin Show,'' a
syndicated progra1n . and to public
television's "Zoom.'' a children's show
similarly honored last ye~r.
A prominent winner \ras \'ctcran actor
Pat O'Brien, 'who ree<>ived an Emmy as
daytme TV·s "Actor of the \'ear"1for his
work in "The O\her \Voman,.. an ABC
dramatic special that also won today in
the "<Ntstanding Drama Special"
cateP.')'.
"Actress of the Year" honors went to
Cathleen Nesbitt for her role in "The
Mask of Love," another ABC dramatic
special.
Awards in 11 overall dayti~ cal<'
gortes were made today under a new
format devised by the National ademy
of Television Arts and Sciences.
Under the new system, winners in
specific categoMes were announced May
15. They were in competition in general
categories, such as "Director of the
Year," in Emmy award shows today and
tonight.
The academy's major a"·ards for
nighttime television are .being broadc.ast
tonliht from Hollywood by Channel 4 at 6
p.m. PIYI'.
The ceren1onies fOt" daytime shows
were ~ at the Rockefeller Plaza
skating rink under occasionally
threatening skies.
ABC's four other daytime Emmy
awards went to "Password," as
··Outstanding Game Show .. ; "Rookie of
the Year,'.' as ''Outstanding
Entertainment Children's Special": Ula
Garrett and Sandy Krinski, as "\\'riters
of the Year" for their ~'Ork on a daytime
dra1na special called "t'<tother of the
Bride," and to H. \Vesle y Kenney, named
"Director of the Year" for "J\.fiss Kline,
We Love You," a special.
NBC1s winners were Peter Manhall as
"Daytime Host of the Year" for his work
on the "Hollywood Squares" game show,
and "The Doctors," named the year's
"OUtstanding Drama Series.''
Burned Mesa
Cyclist Still
Listed Serious
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No More Rat Race
Scatnp, a three·month·old \\•bite rat, sports_ a cast on her left hind
leg as a result of a freak accident while jogging in her exeraise wheel.
The rat, who originally cost owner Shawana Angulo of Santa Ana,
69 cents, provided Shawana 's father with a $24 veterinarian bill.
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TONIGHT I
COSTA MESA pt,ANNIN.C.:
COMMISSION -Reg1llar meeting, Cily
Hall, 6:30 p.m. . d '" occ LECTURE _ "Beh1n 1J1C•
Headlines," Dr. Giles T. BrO\\'O lecturer.
Fo!'\llll, 7:30 p.m. ., r· UCI DRAMA -"'fhe Relapse . ine
Arts Village Concert Hall. !\fay 28-JLI,!)( !,
' ncket$ 13. • l UCI LECTURES -"i\1anagcnu·111
· OvervJew for Women," Room 100
Hwnanlties Hall , 7 p.tn. "Transaeilon:tl
Analysis in Everyday Life ." RO(\m 1'.8
Humanities !!all, 7 p.nl. ".\f1'n11l 1;\
Retarded ... Treatn1ent and Tr;uni,i~.
Multipurpose Ro o n1 , Rehribi!it:ition
Building, Fairview State ilflspllal. 7 p,111.
WEDNESDAY, fl.IAY ~9
"HAIR" -LA High School \\lori..st1(1p,
OCC Auditotjum, noon and 2:30 Jl.tn.
Adm. II. "ALCOHOLISM -AN ADDICTJl'f,
DISEASE," -Dr. Robert Schmitz
lecturer, Raleigh Hills !lospit.11, 1507
East 16th Street, Newport He/lL'h, 645-
5707. i ' UCl LECTURES -"\\'orld of Plants . '
Room 167 Steinhaus !fall, 7 p.m. "Lifr
and Death of Fatherhood." Room 101
Physical Sciences Bldg. 7 p.rn. "\Vildlifr
Ecology," Lion Country S.1fari. 7 p.n1
"Coping ,,.,;th Death ." Hoom I 7 •
Computer Science Bldg. 7 p.m. "£C'Ology
of Southern California Coastline,·· Roo1n
178 Humanities Hall, 7 p.n1.
From Pagel
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Mesan Shot by Narco
Agents in Holdup Try
A C.Osta Mesa motorcyclist who was
burned when a five gallon gasoline can
he c.arried on the back of his cycle
exploded remains in serious condition at
San Bernardino County Hospital today.
John W. Lanning, 23, was taken there
following Sunday's accident on Interstate
4-0, three miles east of Needles in the
11ojave desert. Highway Patrol officers
said he bad bums over 35 percent of his
body.
Hospital officials said Lanning, of 2364
Santa Ana Ave., was improving and was
scll<duled to be transferwl to !he burn
unit of Orange County Medical Center
sometime today.
Orga1iizers End Efforts
By TOM BARLEY
01 tl'1t DlllJy Piiot 51111
Citing unethical tactics by I h e
Oppo6ition and its own failure to produce
the enrollment projected at its inception
nearly a year ago. !he Orange County
Fotutdation Health Plan ( O C FHP )
has announced it "'ill close its doors
"praise"'orthy effort to ensure the best
possible medical treatment to the
indigent patient by the doct : and hos·
pit.al of his choice.
teacher at the nearby Glendora high
scOOol and Henson as a local independent
cement Contractor.
Agents said they bought one poond or
"speed" (methamphetamine) lrom tile
pair for $3,000 and arranged to purchase
five more powx!s of the drug for $11.000.
Agents from the Oran~e C-Ounty
Narcotics Task 'Force "·orking 11·i1h
Glendora police and San Bt:'rnardino
narcotics oNfcers said the <Jccu st.O µ;ii r
were cooducting a flourishing trade "'jth
local narcotics wholesalers.
Federal Bureau of Narcotics officials
said today one of their agents shot a 37·
year-old Costa Mesa man in the stomach
when he and two companions Crom West
Mesa Approves
Sign, Variance
Of Crocker Bank
Costa Mt'sa city official~ recenlly
traded a few inches for several feet by
~llo\l.·ing the do\l.ntown Crocker Bank to
exceed the ne~· sign ordinance.
They agreed: to give the 1J'a:nk
permission to put up a fascia sign 9.'ith 18
inch letters instead of the 16 inch letters
which are allO\\'cd .
In exchange. Crocker Bank agreed lo
dismantle the rooftop sign on its building
at 1845 Newport Blvd. At 14 feet by 21
feet the sign is one of the largest in the
downtown area .
Above roof signs are not permitted
under the sign ordinance and must be
amortized. In Crocker's case the
amortization period would have been a
full 10 years.
Bank manager Frank Zrebiec said his
firm '"'as pleased to contrtbute to the
beautification of Costa Mesa by takins
the sign down ahead of schedule.
He said bids for the demolition job are
nov.· out and that he expects the sign to
be removed within one month.
Lettering on the sign recently was
removed because it referred to U.S.
National Bank. U.S. National Bank v.·as
taken over by Oocker after U.S. Nation-
al collapsed last year.
In allowing the greater letter height
me1nbers of lh(' city council reasoned
that they were getting the better part of
the tradeoff.
Further. Planning Director William
Dunn told thern th e 18-inch letters fit
better esthetically. into a box located
above the windov.·s on the bank.
'rhe only council member opposed to
the deal was Vice Mayor Jack Hammett
"'\vho did not explain his •·no'' vote.
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Orange County allegedly tried to rob the
agent as he was waiting in an Inglewood
motel room to make a narcotics buy.
Charles John Vossler, the man accused
of bursting into the agent's room at the
Holiday Inn and whipping out a pistol,
remains in fair condition at Hawthorne
Community Hospital today where the
bullet was removed from his abdomen.
Vossler. and a woman later identified
as Kathleen Juliette Woods, 21, of
Huntington Beach, fled after the incident
in a car along with a third man identified
as Gary De Santis, 33, of Founlain
Valley.
The agent involved in Friday's scuffle
was not injured but the three later pulled
onto a shoulder or the San Diego
Free"·ay in Los Angeles and told a
California fli ghway Patrolman cruising
by that Vossler had been shot by a
sniper.
The officer radioed !or assistance aIJd
was !old Vossler had been in\l'Olv~ in the
hotel incident. He arrested all three and
they were booked on suspicion of
assaulting a federal officer.
Vossler was immediately taken to the
hospital for treatment of the wound. His
condition originally \li'as tenned critical.
The NarCQtics Bureau said 'no money
~·as taken from the agent during the
scufne. A spokesman said the agent
managed to free himself even though
Vossler allegedly had him in a
stranglehold.
Addresses of the three Orange Coun-
tlans involved in the incident \!.'ere not
inunediately released.
29 Cars Derailed
HESPERIA (UPl)-Twenty-nine cars
of a 66-car Santa Fe Creight train de·
ra iled in the Cajon Pass area near here
l\tonday. Investigators were trying to
determine the cause of the derailn1ent.
None of the train's crew members was
inj llfed.
Highway Patrol investigators were
unable to determine ,,.,·hat caused the
gasoline to lgnite. They said they were
un{lble to question Lanning because of his
severe injuries.
The driver of a car following Lanning
told officers the cyclist suddenly ran off
the freeway and Into the desert. Then the
gasoline exploded.
A spokesman for the Needles office or
the High"•ay Patrol said today it is their
lheory that the five gallon . plastic
container strapped to the cycle sp~g a
leak and caught fire before Lanning left
the roadway .
Firemen Rescue
Trucker Pinned
In Irvine W reek
tilay 31.
The decision means that nearly 6.000
Medi·C.al subscribers who received
hospital and medical treatment in
procedures processed by OCFHP's Santa
Ana office will now be thrown back on to
J\tedi-Cal lists directly operated by statt'
officials.
Physician members of the Orange
County Medical Association j o In e d
OCFHP director Robert Petmon Friday
to reveal the recent negotiations with
·state officials had pr•ved ·fruitless and
produced tbe decision to disband the.
organization.
Both Dr. Fred Kay of the Orange
County Medical Associatioo and Peterson
predicted that It \li'Ould have been
~ble to cootinue the program if the
Foundation had been able to recruit the
30,000 Medi-Cal subscribers forecast
when the health plan was put into effect.
"Our four competitors adopted such
practices as knocking on doors and other
Using trowels borrowed from doubtful selling practices to increase brickl~yers, firemen extricated a tri!h their subscriber total," Peterson said. truck driver who was pinned beneath bis
vehicle today after it went out of control "We felt this kind oC thing to be
and overturned in Irvine. unethical for an organization ~t had the
~1iguel Lwia, 27, the driver of the endorsement of the Orange County
truck, was t a k e n to T u s t i n Medical Association,'? Peterson said.
Community Hospital with minor injuries Peterson explained that 70 percent of
following the ordeal. Firemen said he the $800,000 received from the state
escaped serious injury because bis legs during the Foundation's operations had
were pinned bet~·ceo the truck's chassis been paid to health care providers -
and soft dirt. doctors, hospitals and pharmacies.
ft took 2.5 minutes of trowel \~·ork to dig Administration and marketing costs of
out Luna. a driver for the Holthe the organization accounted for the
Disposal Company in Tustin. The truck $240,000 balance of the state's payment to
overturned on University Avenue the group, Peterson said.
bet\l.·een Jordan and Yale Avenues after Peterson and physicians who attended
striking a curb, police said. the group's final meeting defended the
The rescue was accomplished by fire· round at j on 's program as a
""'e provided this kind of treatment
for our 6,000 subscribers and ~·e could
have gone on doing so if we could only
have recruited 24,000 more subscribers
and the resulting $11 million that \lioold
have been made available by the state
for that enrollment,'' Kay said.
Peterson said recruitment of his
indigent subscribers primarily came
through referrals from the doctors'
offices and he did not feel "too keen on
utilizing some or the methods practiced
by the opposition.''
A b ~ u t 75. percent o( ~ fOUDdilion
claims derived rrom appUc:aUons from
\li'elfare recipients approved under the
Aid to Families with Dependent Children
(AFDC \ program.
The state paid about $23.34 a month for
each subscriber.
The Foundation's highest premimn -
$105.50 a month came from those drawing
aid under the state's Aid to the Totally
Disabled program.
Aid to the Blind subscribers with the
now defunct Foundation brought the
organization $67.84 per peraoo a month
and Aid to the Aged registrants meant
$26.89 a month lo the foundation.
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ROBBERY ...
hands and feet wi!h lengtho ol nylon
cord, police said.
The two men fled through a kitchen
door of t\"Je living area .
Both men were said to be in their
late 20's, one with a stragglv beard, Fu
Manchu moustache and black, frizzy
hari, six feet, three inches tall.
The other was described as five feet,
seven inches tall with wavy &andy hair.
One sale alone. the Grand Jun· »•as
told, involved a transaction of drug's wit!1
a street value of about $00.000. Offi~rs said Rianda·~ chemis!r\'
experience was a vital far!or in 1h:,
s~ of the d11lg di st r ib11tin).!
operation.
They said they also confiscated ;1
quantity of equipment used to
manufacture "speed" during the ir 1·i~i t
to a cabin in Green Val!ry u1 &•n
B<!ma.rdino County.
Mesa Teen Goes
To U.S. ·Acaderny
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A Costa Mesa man was Sl\'OfTI into
senice Friday in ceremooies prior to his
assignrne.nt to the N.S. Naval Academy's
Preparatory Academy in t.l:iryland.
William D. Valentine Jr .. 18, of 14~3
Deauville Place. Costa J\ll'sa. ,1;11
automatically transfer to the U.S. Naval
Academy at Annapolis fo!lo~·ing a year
at Bainbridge.
The m of P.1r. and J\1rs. \\'i!!ia1n
Valentine Sr.. he "iii gradua1c fro111
Newport Harbor High &hool next inonth
and has been active in athletics thert'.
Three Stores Burn
OXNARD (UPI) -Arson investigators
were examining evidence in a shopping
center fU'e here Monday which destroyed
three adjoining storeti, causing $350,000
damaee. The fire defrtroyed the Big Ht'<l
Meat Shop, the Donut flou.se and
Racquel's Hair Styles.
1nen \\'Orking out of the University sub· 1 ·-------------------
station of the Orange County Fire De· .-------------------------------------------,
partment.
WE'VE ONLY
JUST BEGUN! New NOW President Says
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Men Have Nothit1g to Fear
HOUSTON, Tex. (AP! -The new
president of the National Organlution
for \I/omen Says men have nothing to
fear and everything to gain from the
"-omen's rights movement.
"\fen don't have to be NCCes.'§ objects
any1nore." Karen De Crow said Monday
in her acceptance speeeh as the head of
the feminist group which C'laims 40,000
n1ebers.
Delegate s to NOW's seventh
conference end~ a three-day meeting
?\.1onday by app roving seven
resolutions. including one calling for the
imp<"achment of President Nixon .
~1s. De Crol\'. a Syracuse, N.Y.,
lav.)'er, author and speaker who was
elected on the third batlol Sonday night,
said "v.'Omen are entering t h e
mainstream. ~fy phUosophy is to do it
more rapidly.
"Gtnder •hould maka aboolulely no
difference In life," sbt said. o;The
movement has gone beyond women's
rishts to human liberation."
She !aid the propooat Equal Rights
Amtndment to the Constitution is a
means to an end. lt..ci main e(fett, she
said, would be to make "thousands of
antl·women I a w 1 unconatittaionll,"
aavlni women the ne<eaalty of )f!ling
them lndMdJially In court.
On the '-Of partlcipallCll In NOW
by an~"~ Ml.. De cr.w who
pttfert lbal desli)lllioo, said she dld not ..
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believe there should be a fllll'lty test for I
joining an organization. 1
"But I don't think you can be a
feminist and be against a woman's right
to abortion," she said.
The impeachment resolution said there
is "substantial public evidence to
President Nixon's participation in high
crimes and misdemeanors." lt also said
there is "substantial evidence that he has
obstructed the administration of justice
and has repeatedly refused to comply
with the requests of the House Judiciary
Committee."
The resolution, w h i c h NOW
spokeswomen said was approved by a
unanimous show or hands and WBS met
by applause, said Ni.Ion .. h • s
unconstitutionally impounded t u n d s
appropriated by Congress for programs
in educalion, child care. heal!h and
reaearc:h which ere viUll to the needs of
women and children.'' . /
Another adopted -l4tlon ~led for a
rtvislan of preaent rope laws. 11 llakl the
cur rent le1al procedures ,;often
cantribute to the viotlm's bumlliltklo,
~ and powerleesness."
The resolutloa would Involve NOW In
c:ommunlty and leplaUvo pj.lnnina "to
m!M the """' of evidence 'ifblch pl..,. the v!Cllltl in the pooltton of belna on
ttlll, lnMud oJ the accused ...
About 1,l!lo d<ltgalet alleoded tbe
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Twenty-five years ago a few far-sighted people revolutionized the
carpet business.
First, the chemical industry developed synlhelic fibers. eliminating
reliance on wool Quality and production.
Second, machinery was invented which enabled carpeting to be
manufactured up lo 100 times faster.
Third, and most important. some people sluck their necks out and
risked capital to put these developments to work.
Whal does this mean to you? It mea111 that carpeting costs less than
30 years ago. It mea111 that what was once a luxury is now within range
of almost everyone. It means a selection unimaginable 30 years ago.
With our family in the carpet business since 1894. we have seen
more changes in the last few yeatS than we believed POSSible. creating
the greatest consumer growth induslry in our economy. After 80 years. ii
looks like we've only tust btcJll! -
l"THI HUlott•d• , lllOCI Itl1
ALDEN'S
CARPETS • DRAPES
1663 'Placentia Ave,
1::05.TA MESA ,
646-4838
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