HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-04-08 - Newport Harbor Daily PilotBal Week
Comes Up
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Bit Short
The Bal Week ~owd II smaller ud
stlorter thatl ever.
Shorter been• Jb11'rt Jl'Uftetr.
and ni=ericdJ smaller for several
rMJOnl.
The light turnout wu reflected to-
day in Newport Beadl police tallies ()f
fewer than 100 arrests over the oget:i·
in weekend of Eu1'lr Vacatioll.
-P()llce :saM It lhe s~
in recent memory that arrffts dipped
below 100.
Wbetber the crowd la )'OWlieT than
ever ls an educated guess at best. But
veteran Bal Week observen pointed
up twl) reasons to support their
younger-Utan-ever theory:
-Bikini wearers seem to pack just a
little leas bouoce to 'the ounce than in
other years. •
-Arrests for drunkenness are down
somewhat. and teen-age brag~g
notwithstanding, the older the crolld
the heavier the drinking.
Assistant Police Cbief Merrill Dun·
can wd the avallabllitJ of rental
apartments serves as a good in·
cllcation of just how many tourists are
in town. ··we checked with 21 realtors and
toet. T~ ~ t;!, !!.d f ~-1f;.ncy
signs." he said.
A realty t>oard spokesman reported
a 3 percent vacancy factor of
.apartment.a In Oran~ Couaty. The
spokesman e51imated the level for
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Ma y 21 Election
Seen for Mod en
Annex Decision
Residents of the so-called Moden An·
ne.:xation area in Back Bay county te.r-
ritory near Costa Mesa probably will
vote on May 21 on whether they want
to join the city of Newport ,each.
The election date was proposed to·
day by Newport City Atty. Tully
Seymour.
Seymour noted that not a single pro·
test against the praf>Osed 56-acre an·
nexatioo was received at a recent pro-
test hearing. This speeded up the ;on·
nexatlon procedure. he said.
Originally if had been bclieved ~at
June 111 would be the nearest election
date.
The area is bounded by Tustin and
Jrvine avenues and by 22nd Street and
a line roughly midway between 21st
aad 20th streets.
It has a popul;:ition of about 485.
I'bere are 129 hom~. Assessed valua-
tion of the territory is more than $1
million. Most of the homes range in
market value from Pl.000 to '8(),000.
City councilmen tonight are ex-
pected to establish the election date as
suggested by Seymotrr.
Weatller
If you think it's warm along
the coast f88), you shouJd drive
a few miles inland (81). ,.ys
forecaster Dave Burt. who sees
more of the same sunny skies
tomorrow.
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MONDAY, APRIL 8, ·1968 JEN CENTS
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DAILY 'ILOT SIMI ........
COUNTY .WD OF 2,000 JOINS HANDS IN TRIBUTE TO OR. MAllTI N LUTHER KING IN SANTA ANA
Tribute to King Calm Returns
To Riot-torn
2,000 Co,untiai:u Join Hands •• re*-•·--~ .c}
More than 2,000 Ore.age County
residents of varied filths and races
joined hands in Santa Ana Sunday to
pay their final J-ibute to Dr. Martin
Luther King.
And the two-hour remembrance
service al the Santa Ana Bowl ended
in a way that would have gladdened
the slain civil rights leaders's heart -
with the congregation linking hands
and singing "We Shall Overcome."
It was a moment at which ma11y
Negroes openly ,we-pl. And \l occurnO
when a Negro minister se:ited in the
front row of the special guests'
enclosure reached f11r I.he hand or his
white neighbor as the first oars of the
civil rights anthem rang out.
Hands Linked, the more than 100
single file bmJ;he field.. And many fu r ... •: ., .•.
the audience followed suit as a Neta:o ·By Untied p"re11 JaternattouaJ
trumpeter took the podium to sencJ the €a11n rtturned today to m06t of the
heart-catching chords of the "Last · more than four score American cities
Post." echoing through the stad1urn . wracked b)' violence following the
Catholic. Jewish and Protestant assassination of Dr. Martin Luther
churches from all areas of Orange King Jr., but looting and burning coo·
County were represented at the tinued in Baltimore and accounted for
service. Heading the s<?ven ministers aootber death.
who spoke from the black-draped The nim statistics for the period
podium was Rev. Roger Walke, pastor sin<:e the Thursday night assassination
of the Unitarian Universalist Church in Memphis. including the national day
in Cost.a Mesa. -Of mourn ing Sunday proclaimed by
Much of the service was devoted t? Prelident Johnson. stlowed: ·
readings from Dr. King's sermons c;nd_ Dead : At least 30. ~
texts. Among them were his ''Letter Injured : More than 2.000.
from Birmingham Jail." ''Why We Arrested : 8.879.
Can't Wait." "Eulogy for Martyered Troops: 19,900 lcderal, 30.JOO Na-
Children," and his famed "I Have a tional Guard.
Dream." A looter was fa.tally snot in
BaJtimore thls m<>rning w.hen looting
Newport Mulls Flag Issue and burning broke out again after
curfew was lifted at 6 a.m .. bringing
to five the number who have died
there since racial d l s t u r b a n c e s
erupted Saturday n.igM. Some 1,900
federal troops were p3'1rolliog the
city's Negro ghettoes. All Day, Finally Lowered
The U.S. Flag in front of Newport
Beach City Hall new at ball staU to·
dav.
And it wasn't easy lowering It.
City orflclals still aren't sure they
did the right thing.
They spent all day 'Friday, the dav
after Dr. Martin Luther King's
assassination. trying to find a good,
solid reason for lowerinJ the colors.
Led bv Mayor Paul J. Gruber.
municipal authoritlea called varlou1l
agencies -includin' news me<jJa -to
find authority for taking the action. ·
They were spurrerl on in their ef.
forts by calls comJng In frotp an
estimated 200 c!tizens. They ~sked
whv the nu wasn't lowered.
The callers were told that the city
had no precedent for lowering the ban-
ner In honor of anybody but ~ federal.
state or local public official. Dr. King,
as a non-government employe. dJd not
qualify
Finally the clock ticked S p.m. F'r1·
day. And the Oag was lowered. All the
,way. It always is at the end of a work·
inJ? day.
Mayor. Gruber artd his aides.
however. continued calling. Thev
round out that all ships at sea. all
federal installations. including El
Toro. all schools and even neigllborinl!
Costa Mesa City Hall had flown and
were flvlng their na~s at half 11taff.
Finally. far into the nl~ht. Newport
offJclals reached a deC'ision. As of
Saturcll\v morf'ine. thP Ci•v HRH fl:i"
and all U.S. flags at city-operate:!
facilities would fly at half staff.
"It was the al>parenl desirP of the>
public." exolained City Mana(er
Harvey L. Hurvey L. Hulburt "that
we should do this. Even thou"h we>
have received no clear·cut directive
Crom anyone in authority."
Semethlng Botten In Newport
In embattled Washington where
13,000 federal troops remained on du-
ly, normalcy returned Wllh dawn and
troops were, ordered to remove
bayonets from their rifles. But govern-
ment workers were being sent home
early this afternoon, I.he curlew was
continued althoogh shortened by two
hours, and there was no indication
that the troops would be removed.
"We're not out of the woods yet, but
we're hopeful the current encouraging
trend will continue," said former
DepuCy Oefen5e Secretary Cyrus R.
Vance. the President's trouble5hooter
during the violence which began last
Friday night.
A ten1e peace settled over Chicago
this ~ing after a three-day out·
burst which left entire blocks on the
west side gutted by fire. Some 12.000
Army and Nation~! GIJ.&rd troops re4
m~ on duty.
eace
Johnson Calls
Policy Meeting
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Prwdent Phnom Penh -it would prefer lo hold
Johnson said today Hanoi has formally the talks in Burma or India.
agreed to work out a time and pb e As the United States and North Viet-
for U.S .. North Vietnamese talks. nam move toward ''esU.blishlng Nn·
Johnson said Ambassador Ellsworth tact," there were indications that both
sides may have !>eg~ a<>me recij:>roca\ ~· ~~~:!.d.s ~~ii~i!l:o~; ~~YS~a~~ reduction in the scope or their rnilitc.ry
-· operations. which will begiA Tuesday at ...;: · 1P Following the withdrawal of prin·
David. Md. cipal North Vietnamese units besieg.
Bunker is ex~cted to arrive .n ing Khe Sanh, the United States for
Washington Thursday. the third consecutive day Sunday J~tm,son. sald .the United S~tes was limited ils air attacks on North Viel· no~f~ing its allic:s alxiu.t receipt o( an nam to an area &bout 120 mUes north
off1c1al note ~o~ Hano1. . or the Demilitarized Zone <DMZ). just ~u4~ta1ls . ahoiit..tbe _ "i>etow·tt1rl9ttr para II et
message from Nor':h " Vietnamese This was considerably less t~ritory lea~ers. Johnson said· We shall be than was included in President
trying to work out promptly a time Johnson's original de/inition or the
and place for talks." bombing zone. which extends some 200
Johnson told reporters the other miles north of the DMZ to the 20th
participants would include Secretary parallel.
of State Dean Rusk. and Defense Admlnistrat.ion offi.:ials, meantime.
Secretary Clark M. Clifford. indicated a belie.f that Ne• Delhi OT
Johnson said he p1<41ned to go to Rangoon would provo to be the site of
Camp Dav1d tonight with key White the Washington-Hano! cont.act when It
House staH members. is finally arranged.
Prince Norod!>m Sinano11k said to-While suggesting Geneva in its
day North Vietnam has "chosen Cam-formal approach throU&h the North
bodla" as the site for preliminary Vietnamese embassy in Vientiane,
talks with the United Stales. Laos. last Wednesday, the United
Shortly before his announcement. States is willing to go anywhere el.le
Radio Hanoi sajd North Vietnam was where its representative, roving Am·
willing to meet American represen-bassador W. Averell Harriman, would
taUves at Phnom Penh or any other have reasonably good communications
mutually a g r e e a b I e city for with Washington. · ,
pnillminary talkS. Hanoi bas said unorticially that lt
Sinee the 'Jnited. ~· has oo doe~ not reject Geneva out Of hand,
Ml>tomatic rela6ice8 with nettra\lst bqt, that ~ would prefer a place closer
Cambodia -t11d thus no embassy in to home, somewhere ln Asia.
Tumult, Shouting Over
Big Turnout Predicted
For NB Council Voting
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By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of 11M 0.111 ,. .... Sltlf
One of the biggest Newport Beach
municipal elecHon turnouts ever ap-
pears likely Tuesday as thP steam
runs out today in the hottest City
Council race in year!l.
City Clerk Laura Lagios predicted
that at least 40 percent or the city's
21 ,767 eligible voters would cast
ballots at 47 polling places scattered
throughout the city.
'Tm judging the turnout." rxplaincd
fltrs. Lagios. "on the basis of all the
interest shown in the campaign and on
the number or absentee ballots re·
quested "
Three times as many absentee
ballots -243 -wc>re taken out last
week than two yea rs ago. she noted.
There will be seven candidates on
the ballot Tuesday. Thev are running
for three councilmanic district seats.
In each case. an incumbent is op-
posed for re-election. It Is the first
time in a dozen years that someone Is
not riml"ing for municipal office unop-
posed. Here are the candidates:
-Olstrlct ? <West N~wporn ; Al
Forgit. incumbent: Donald A. Mein·
The DAILY PILOT will keep the
s1oitchboard open Tlu!Sdal/ night w
m~ latest aooilablt Newport Be~ch
municipal election returm to oalters.
first rriu.lt.' are-n 't upecud before
7:30 p.m. T~ 1iumber is 642·4321.
nil!. Industrialist: Jerry Wooters. local
buslnes.~man.
-Dlstrlcl 5 llrvine Terrace·Upf)f'r
Bay): Dee Cook. incumbent: Donald
retired marina operator.
-Dtstrlct 7 (East Corona del Mar):
· added wftb a s(gh .
She suggeste-d that anyone wanting
lo know how the race is going should
drop by City Hall. Calling might not
work. Only one telephone will be in
USC.
Four charter amendments are also
on the ballot. Proposed amendments 1
and 4 would lessen ~ likelihood of an
incumbel\t councilman being ger·
rymandered out of his district.
No. 3 is a minor "housekeeping"
mea<>ure relating to the designatlon
given signers or nominating petitions.
No. 2 would provide for a ma.xi.mum
$5C' monthly stipend for some ap-
pointive city officials. Councilmen
presently are lhe only city board
members who are paid.
No. 2 is the only proposal that has
drawn any opposition.
Few nre predicting the outcome of
the three council contests. . .A
But it is generally conced~!hat Parsons is the one incumbent the
least apparent need to w • Hit
District 7 challenger, Botton, was a
last·minute entry into the race and, (~ COUNCIL, Pa«e !)
* * * Mo vies Bring
Shrieh ; How
About Ballou?
''It was a screamtnc l\.CceSS. ••
Newport 8Qch City Council can-
dldate Jerry Wooten wun't kidding.
'Best Friend' Tells C et Lindsley Parsons. incum. bent ; Donald
I Y Andrews Bolton. local businessman.
Although lbe uplrants ~ running
from dlstrlcts, voters throughout the
He was talking aboul a Uuiee..bour
Walt Di.sney movie program M
sponsored Saturday k>r it\e children ol
dty voters. Ht bad hoped to spend
some of Ute Ume cbaWnc wtih 80lM
of the par.ta lbc>Ut bis~.
\
Ann Lantkr1 mlnu• no words
tohc11. ahc an.notrr tM voritd
probi.tna of tnanJ ~Sec
Mr column toda~ cm Pooc Jl.
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city can vote for each dlatrkt seat.
--~11\iu wru· ~AA: '2wt·~ Nt;wpo1 t Bntti;--~ .. mi!inservlce to i tntrrsr;:--limi's on .eclfy s seven.mem
'.lbe .,... .. beld -tDe Lido Theater. Wooter1 bad f1gwed t1bc1Ut
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~ ai: :' C: J It takes a real friend to 111 tbeN'1 a ~ " ,..,.._ .,_ • funny odor wafting In the alt =.."1: ~ = :"' ": •hnenr you're around.
,..., ..,__. 11 ._. •» But West Newport -Iona ptqlled ........ "'" .,_ ~ ... --··· , .. c.ltt ,. ,...,..... • by a rotten e~g smell tn "...., ..... aec·
--11 .,.....,. " tors-today bas found a tru. buddf· ~ ~ :=-... ~ lllt name II Georae P. Zebel. prt.n-_.... ,. •~ """ u dpal lclentllt tn the applled mearch
labs of Phlko-P'ord Aeronutronlc.
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1.ebal 10me month.I ago rud a DAI· ed community," as be writ•• In his council.
LY PILOT account of a longstanding fcnWOtd. That muns he did It for Polling stations Will be open frotn 7
nellhborhoocl gripe about an em-free. • a.m. untJt 7 p.m. Resulta wtll be
barrasaing smell emanaUnl{ from the He concluded that o 1 I a e t o r y t11bulated on a lai:ge bulletin boarct'at
sround at Mveral locations 11hortcomlnga stem from seepage of City Hall H soon II they come to from
Re wrinkled his note. 1harpentd his noxious gases. principally meth&ne the various rrectncts.
J)*ncil, and produced what has to b(. a~drogen llulfidc. OPEN TO PUBLIC
the moat authorttattvt ~port eveT 1'1fey are "personally ortensivP. Mn . La1tos said City Hall wllJ be
WTttttn of West Newport'• "problem". represent 11 minor fire nsk. and. 1fter open to the public untll the last vote ii
Mortover. 7.ebal undertook the pro· (Set SMELL, P11e S) counted. "Th.at may be 1 a.m.,'' .tie I
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"Boy, the holltl'tnc," aid Woo6ers
lattt. "I tpe~ tn1 time ~
kld1 la and ou( Of the lobby -Qp ..,a down tile alalta. •
''11. blaeat problem, ~I Wll
tryln& tiO tnab 500 Wt ....,,, with -balloons."
Wooters=
']!'ltd my n. -~· .. -1a ""' .. ne. to ta"" to .. •
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The crmade or the late Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. ror civil rights for
minorities made its rmpact on the
Oranae .Coa$t Sunday as prayers were
said IOI' the slaln mllll ster ln moat
art.a CburcbeJ.
In addition lo the emotion it
generated. Dr. King's death also
brought promises of social action to
help the Negro.
A aocial action group. ronned alter
a memorial aervlce at Community
Metbodlat Church, Huntington Beach.
--.cled bf rtprestftl.lllSYet " ant~ c.r-.0 .. 0..-............. .....
MelMdilt CINreb. Cel&a ...... .....
to bdp Negroe:s move out fl th• '9Mt·
toes to homes In Oraoae GPuoty.
The project will be called the elster
churc.b plan, the Rev. Gllbed W.
Allen, minister of Chriat Presbytulen
explained.
Churches on the Orange C<tast wlll
keep in contact with churches ln gbet·
toes, such as Watts, the Rev. Allen
5aid. "We want them lo know that there
EDITORIAL----
Newport leach
Cit y Council
In Tuesday's municipal election in Newport Beach, the DAILY
PILOT recommends the election of:
Don•ld A. Mclnnl•, for District 2
Ed Hirth, for District 5
Lindsley Pusons, for District 7 ~
The overriding consideration in th.is election·ls Newport's need
for broader, more forward-looking approaches to city policies.
pro61erns and program. This means some new faces and talent on
the council.
Mcinnis, 47, manager of an aerospace plant, has a strong
background in business administration and engineering. Hirth, 57,
has been president of the city's Chamber of Commerce. was a parks
and recrealion commlssiner and was a founding leader of CHART.
Paaons. 62. incumbent. has been t steadying influence in times of
turmoil and is_ active in inter-governmental negotiations.
'l>. • ·e:.'LS Di.11 ""!!Iv
0.-C..,.W.'1 .... wf!tl lhem. help them tfacl a to
live, make friends with ttMlm and belp
fd hlr children Ln school," Ute Rev.
Allen a.ald..
Abot.lt 250 people attended the
servlce. The ministers participating.
the Rev. Rtrger G. Betswortb and
Lawrence Young of the Comm1111Jty
Methodist Church. Ule Rev, Rirbmond
.Johnaoo of Mesa Verde Metbod.itt and
the Rtv. Allen read excerpta from Dr.
Coast Voters
Se t to Eleet -
Councilmen
All alon1 the Oran1e Coast Tuelda7.
trl .1»4 re,ietered voten are ellgfble ',
go to the polla for election of clty coun·
cllmen and lo some cilic:•, aettlini
bAJlot issues or electiof o t b e t
municipal officers.
Action at the polls gets under way at
7 a.m. along tbe coast and in mani
other Orange County cities.
Coaet city elections are acbeduled lD
Huntington Beach, Fount'lin Valley,
WeatmJnater, Newport Qeach, Cotta
Mesa, Laguna Beach ud S • n
Ciemente.
There are no elec:tioq toaMia'ow for
Seal Beach. Santa Ana or Yar)a lJn.
da .
Here ia a clty·by-dty rUDdown on
the ·major races: • I. 'II .. ' Newport . leach -
Charter A niendrnents,
-l!lJl!TING:I'miJS~1 ~1n 33,290 regfsfered voters .ft ~ble
Tuesday to select tm.. covetlmen
from 13 candidates l.ndudBtc two in·
cumbents. Campaianmc for t4t Hun·
tington Beach :tty Coad w bc3n On the charter amendments on the Tuesday ballot. the DAILY
PILOT recommends:
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Yea on Amernment 1. Shorter district residency reqiurement
for council candidates. ..... ' .... =· . :; .
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No °" Amendment 1 Provides payment for some appoinlive
city commissioners.
Yea on Amendment 3. Signers of council candidates' nominal·
inl papers must be J1egistered voter.s.
Y•• on Amendment 4. Prohibits redistrtcting within six months
of city election.
Thie u n tte cllpf*f •nd t•ken to the polls if you wish.
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~: ~1 Irvine Co. School Lease
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Suggested by Councilman
ll Newport Beach City .man Al
Forgit suggested today vine
Co. consider leasing achool s1 e and to
tbe Newport-Mesa Unified Sc~ool
District for .'1 a year.
"If they do that," said F'orgit. ''the
problem or passing school hand issues
would be greatly alleviated.
"Instead o( aeeldng thousands of
dollars ror land c o n· d e m n a t l o n I ~; purposes. a bond iMue could center l; ltJelf on schoolrooms and supporting ~) facilities for youngsters. Less tax
~ dollars would be sought from our
4!j overburdened taxpayers."
I_., Forglt, who is seeking re-election
Tuesday In District 2 (Weet Newport),
•added: • "Now, We have to be fair to the
., landowner, too, just u we expect him I J to cooperate with the 1chool district I~ Md the city. My Sl a year lease.rental
! _,ropoul would endW'e 10 loo( as the ;l 1cbool slte was used exclusively ror
I( that purpose."
•• Whenever the land c~aed being us-
••• ,. @cl for echools, he explained, It would ·-S '1revert to Its original owner.
'i "This way," said Forgll. ''therP
would be no land speculation as took
place in the instance of.th64A1h school
eaelling Irvine land."
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His reference was to action by the
high school district years ag •·
Trustees sold lan1.1 adjacent to Harbor
High School at a profit a few years
after lt hid been given to the district
by Irvine at a ver / low cost.
F'orgit's proposal was mage in ~
prepared statement.
Whether anything comes of it. is en·
lirely up to the Irvine Co .. which is on
record opposed to rl.vlng away land
for school purposes.·
From P .. e J
COUNCIL ...
apart from Youth Center activitles, ~
not too prominent in community -f·
fairs.
Bolton, however. bas strong voiced
opposition to Parsons on two major
issues: tidelands use rees and tht
Pacific Coast Freeway route.
Parsons says '"nominal"' tidelands
ust fees may be necessary to keep the
state from taking over the city's
tidelimds trust; Bolton says he is op·
posed to the fees undtr a n y
circumstances. .
On the freeway Issue. Parsons is ror
conUnulnl the fight to move !ht'
adopted route in West Newport ofl .he
coastline. Bolton sayt he would vote
aaainst any sucb move.
In District 5, observers agree that
Co~man Coot Is in the political
fight of hLs life.
Cook and his opponent, Hirth, each
hllS spent many hours and con.
siderable money on the campaign. It
appears to be a contest bet•een
penonaliUes. rather than issues.
The only one major Issue the two
are not In agrffment on iJ the
freeway Hirth says there's hope for
ahoving lt Inland. Cook wan ts to throw
in the towrl. saying further indecision
is hurtinf the city.
In District 2. Incumbent Forg1I may
have an adva:ntaie In being opposed
by two candidate•. Mclnnla and
Wooters. Fw&it'1 backen 1ay. could
apUt the vote auff.lcieDtly to r~-elect
their man. 8ut here. 11 In th• Cook·
Hirth coote.t, . nobody ta mal!na any
Free Baby Sittiq ·
Service. OD Tuee(la y
~., Atdq wUl ba a•iilebat 411 ,....._ Aye ..
&ad\,(• ...... at ..
poUa.
Dlnd Marstq aod CamUJ w1Jl sit
wtth voter•' cblldrtn f.ram ; a.m. to
3:30 p.m .
surprisingly quiet~ .
The general pubttc bu a~ t~e
candidate mHtlnp aDd. Uldidates
hav• bad to 1.W. for m11t111 their
friend• at nelOborhood (Ottees and
. for rala!ng poafers around UM clty.
Although f issues under dlecussion
include the future civic center, assess·
ment of vacaDt land and the attendin'
tax rate. lnduatrial clevelopme11t and a
city capital t.m r-rovemeDta prOIJ'Am,
no cand1date has sparked the im·
aglnaUon of the public as yet.
ApparenUy dislntenst by the vot'!Is
has been interpreted by some or the
candidates as a sign the voters mcy
nearly boycott TueSday's tlecjOll and
by others that most voWI-&Jready
have made up their minds.
IC lhe latter is true. Ulen Mayor
Donald !>. Sfllpley and laliiliumon
Ernest Gisler may have al Wantage
along with candidate Jerry Matney.
consider@d the froot rulllleT of them
all.
FOUNT AlN VALLEY : Incumbents
Joseph Courreges and D e n n i s
Harwood are trying to atave off a
drive by three major candidates to
unseat them Tuesday. ThM'e Me seven
cand1dates trying ror two seats with
7,553 eligible voters.
Candidate John Harper has acc used
the city administration of "ques·
tionable" fund transfers and has
charged that water rates are too high.
In the race also are Frances Donovan
and Wayne Thompson. both con·
ducting tough campaigns. Two of the
candidates have v~tually withdrawn.
"Biggest Issue i~ an "immediate
needs program," a plan to build sever·
al new facWUu in the civic center.
Harper maintains the voters shouJd
have a aay about tbe project.; the city
fathers say they'll try to blllld 1he lm-
provemenl3 without a special vote .
LAGUNA BEACH: Seven cudidatea
se eking two vacancies on the Laguna ~each City Council ranie ttom arUst to writer.
Art Colony voters numbering 7 1.31
eligible Tuesday will choose ~om
among two Incumbents and five· other
men. They are Mayor WlWam D.
Martln. retired: Councllrnar "flliam
Lambourne, vice mayor: Roy Holm.
e:..ecuUve: Charlton 8f'yd, economist:
Lloyd Milne, rcaJ estate broker· F. E.
"Skip" Fickling. mystery wrlt~t. and
Fra:tk Tauriello, portrait painter.
Issues In tbe race have Lr.eluded pen.
ding purchase of 1,000 fW. of Main
Beach for a municipal pad. at a cost
which may run to "1 million or more:
more parks and expllllded ncreatlon:
a proposed commercial hotel JOM and
the restrictions It shou·C: contain: a
general plan 1tudy I.bat 11 peading:
new roads and parkinf taci.Uti ... and
piacement of utilities unffl'irouncl.
COSTA MESA: Seven balloted can .
dldates and one write·ln challenger
are campa1pln1 fot three seata to be
filled In Tuetday's Cotta Mesa City
Council election. About 25.000 voters
are eligible.
Opinions among the elght contenders
Rre diver .e when it comes to prime
issues facing the city. with occasional
outbursts adding a touch of liveliness
to the race.
Restaurant owner Theodore C.
"Ted" Bolotti. for instance, sou1ht a
Su~rlor Court injunction to prevent a
March 22 Mnt the Candid1te1 NIOt
in City HalL
He laid lt WU UDC'Odetltutional and bbpw"':i atltioqll idf ea1tcBDt\!s
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tocl•l act.ton luoop was Ht ap a meeUna in the feUOWJblp hall
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I.he croup JCl"ffd to meet on the fourth
day of every month, (Dr. IC.}ng was
as&U slna1ed 9n April 4). to jo1n the
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d.el MM Cliaununit1 C ll a JIQ •
Congregationll. United Cbutdf (I(
ChriJt, spoke in bla sermon SUndaJ f4
the danger of using up eMOUon·~"'
Dr. King's death by at t er d1 o g
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Into en~ry to helg inu>lement I0"1• of
the cbangea the Negro '9ader southl
"It's more our probfer,_: tbao the
people ol WaU..'," Dr. Murr11 toJd the
coJJgregaUoo. "because tbe .~
wbo>mab ap the power 1~ and
cu be.I~ dwlfe the 1Jtuatloa afe
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Dr. D. W. McEtro1: m.ioisler of
Harbor Jl!ftt-chriltl111r~ which meet.a i.n Harper Scbool.' Costa Mesa.
emphulzed tM trage<ty in Iii, com.
munion medltattoo. "'Dr. 'lc i 1 g 's
martyrdom fitted into the P.alm Sun.
day (OmmwUOO.." Qr. McElroy l&id.
''It mac»• mad! more alCnlftcant the
blood that was abed on the Cross.'•
T~hte Bring• Tears
Jo.hn B. Lawson. executive vice president and gen·
eral manager of Philco-Ford's Aeronutronk Divi-
sion shows high emotion as he reacts to tribute o!
of The Y&ar. Dr. Arnold 0. Beckman Oeft), last
year's "Man.'' stands ready to present plaque. (Ad·
ditional stories, photos, Pages 3 and 17.)
Orange County Press Club's designating him Man
From Page ! Blance Alharian
Rites Tuesday SMELL ...
prolonged exposure are p e r h a p s
. hazardous to human health," he aaid.
And he noted archly that proloneed exposure ·to the rotten egg odor of
hydrogen 5ulfide is • ' n o t com·
men1urate with an idyllic suburban
and vacation-centered community."
Moreover. he said the smell can
bring on headaches and nausea.
The gases from the seeps are "very
flammable and. as such. are useful in
removing the odor by flaring (burn·
ing ).''
Zebal. a Cat Tech man. was not con-
tent with just defining the problem. He
came up with some ways to get rid of
The report rene<:ts 8UCh thoroueh
researcb Rn<I invPntivene11s that City
Engineer Joe Devlin was described 1111
"truly astounded "' ;it what Zebal turn·
ed In.
"J think it was an rxcellent effnrt ."
Devlin said. ''It's a dlfflclllt problem
and one that's not iolng to be solved
easily. He worked on it several
months. and it would have cost the ci·
ty a subsl~ntial amount if we had
hired a consultant to do it."
Zebars study, entitled "Noxious Gas
Seeps in Newport Beach", points, out
four seepage areas that offend the
nose. They are. as he has named
them:
-Broad and Holmwood seep.
-Pacific Coast Highway seeps. near
Channel Place Park.
-Park seep. in Channel Place Park.
--43rd Street seep, at street ad·
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dresses '1>5 and '1Jf1.
His ideaa cna UJ>llDlinl the odors dJf.
fer with eacb aeep. Bllt "1a -..e •1>' proach appears to be channeling gases
to exit points where they can be
nared.
The burning of the gases gets rid of
the smells.
Zebal's report also includes rec<)m ·
mended abatement procedures which
city crews would carry out on a
rel?Ular basis.
One example of how Zebal tack led
the problem ia his proci'am for the
Broad and Holmwood Streets seep. tt
goes like this:
· Build a concrete cone similar In
shape to a beehive, 3 feet tall by 2 feet
in diameter. Put a pipe in the top of
the cone.
Next place a long pioe Into the ploe
In the top of the cone. Dig a hole in thfl
seep and J>lace the concrete "beehive"
in the hole. Place adobe soil around
the cone. then ianite the gases ex-
uding from the top of the pipe.
McCarthy Campaigns
In Massachusetts
BOSTON CUP!) -Sen. Eugene Mc·
Cart.Qy. virtually assured of victory
in Masaachusetts' A,pril ~primary.
Thursday brinp hll campaJp to the
native state of his rival. Sen. Robert
F. Kennedy.
. Services will be held Tue~7, at 9 a.m. for Blmlee c.ctlla AlbedU, u. wife of Dr John J. Albaria n of Corona
deJ Mar. who died Saturday, April 5.
Mrs. Albarian Md been a lifetime
resident of California and an Orange
Cc11st resident for 15 years. She is
survived by her daughter, Mrs. Bren·
da Darga. and son. John R. Albarian,
one brother and rour grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be celebrated at
Our Lady Queen or Angels Catholic
Church. 2046 Mar Vista Drive.
Newport Beach, under the direction of
Balu M~tuary.
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Duncan said most apartment owners
have shifted lo nine-month winter re.n·
tals. College students att filling
apartmerrl! Crom September to June,
leaving fewer units for East« Week
tenants.
In additioo. a national women's club
convenUoo is under way this wee.II. at
t~ Anaheim Convention Center. Some
7.000 convention goers have flooded
the county's motels and hotels.
Newport Beacti accommodations
were a favorite delegate choice, Dun-
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HAPPY HIADllNERS -Dramatic moments at award; Jim Dean of The Register (left, in lower left
Fifth Annual Headliners Banquet leund C.OOgtess-photo) accepting surprise "headliners' headliner"
ional Jifedal .of Honor holder. Marine Gunnery Sgt. award from pres!! club president Thomas Mccann
Jimmie Howard, 1.islening to Jona "Jack" Taylor of of the DAILY PILOT while Mrs. Dean {Vida) smiles:
Laguna.Hi& Leisure World accept headliners award and former Hoag Memorial Hospital administrator
--tarbemt!m (~ft); aonpmith Johuny-Metter-e-m-·--Winifred-Baoon gettin~-i10m acto
bracing lJfto Isle mtl!ical arranger Jack Manhall Ste.Tling Holloway (lower, right) as headliner in ptsb·
(top, tight) in presentation of music beldllner lie service.
Most Survive
As Jet Loses
Engine, Burns
LONDON (UPI) -A British
Overseas Airwe'ys CoJ1). 7C17 jetliner.
spewing wreckage and dropping an
engine near Windsor Castle, struggled
to a naming crash landing at Londorl
Airport today shortly a£ter takieolf.
Most oi k 12& pueGQI aboard lllrvtv·
ed.
BOAC said at least 103 of Ule 115
passengers and ll·m.ui cre.w turVived
-including all oC ~ cttW. Al least
five bodies -thrff men, a wommi and
a child -were pulled ftOm the
wreckage by h~c firemen who brav-
ed Oa~ and a continuing series oi
expk>sioos.
Capt. Charles Tiaylor. ttle pilot,
radioed a "May Day" distress signal
seconds after tie lifted the Boeing 7f11
into the air on a flight desUned for
Sydney. He repo~ the ri~ wing on
fire and ttat a jet engine 4»apped olf
as the plane ctrded near Wind&« Ces·
tle. Tay)or mede a herculean effort to
return to Ule airport. He ttlrew ltle
p1ane into a Steep left bank and bead·
ed for the ainCrlp. while witnesses
reported flames Ucking along the
f\lSlalage and qsunks of the wreckage·
falling from the wing.
The pilot &Jammed the pl-ane ooto
the runway at Nie burned out left wlng
-filled with (Jlel for ~ fir.st leg to
Zurich -simply fell otf. The plane
split open and 1he dazed passengers
and crewmen fled inCA> t!ae opeo and
safety. . Relatives ot b passengers, in·
cludin« 11 .adults and 13 dl.lldren em·
barking for a new Ufe in Australia.
were still standing oo the s\Dl-dnmched
observation deck at Londoo wtlefl an
engine fell off and thudded to earth a
few miles from Wlndsor and 23 miles
from ttle heart of London. The Queen
was in residence at Win<bor at the
time.
Academy Awards
Presentations
Set Wednesda y
HOU.YWOOD <UPI) -The 40th
annual Academy Awards. originally
scheduled (or t o n l c b t. will be
presented WdelM'lday l'\llllt ln defer~~
ce to the memory of Dr. Martin
Luther IODg.
The board of governors Saturday
voted Ul'laJdmoul)y to pc>Mpone t.he
Oscar show fet t.be first time in~ lO-
year bi"°-«')' tA. t111e acaderl\J.
Greaory Peet. president ot the
Academy o( MoCaon Picture 4.rta and
ScilDCff, aafd "To foill1W the old b'idl·
Uon of tile 1bow must IO on at this
ttm. wCJQld be a ~on of the mood
of tbe cou.*7.
"The ~ wiD be held at '1
" . IDDOUDCed. • 1'l1r6'r.
lq tbe ,,......,,,_ wDI _. llia Mid
ttW 191." Peet aaJcl the deddol ot h 21-
memtler bNrd repreeet*d "lbl dl"ep
respeci aO of us ab an for the late Dr. Kini· The deciiion wu ruched hi
conjunction with lbe .• merica Br..S. ~ Co. and the IPOftl«, EMtmu
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Top Headliners
400 View Honors to Countians
The star-studded and ~motion-charg
ed fifth annual edition of the Orange
County Press Club Headliners Ban·
quet Saturday night drew more than
400 persons. And they all stood to at·
t.ention -instinctively -to honor
Marine GunMry Sgt. Jimmie Howard,
Congressional Medal of Honor winner,
w~n be strode toward the lta(e to
pre1eAt aa awri to Jona "Jack"
T.,ler, the -Mro of ~ Laguna HlUs
Leisure World fire.
Taylor. in January. 1967. plunged in·
to two different buildings to help save
their occupants wtleDt the retirement
community became a scene of flaming
chaos after two Marine Corps jets col·
lided overhead and crashed in flames.
The moment in wtlich Sgt. Howard
presented the headliners award for
heroism to Taylor Saturday ni ght at
tbe Santa Ana Elks Club wa s equaled
only by the high-voltage shot of emG-
tion Which ripped through the audience
as the Man of The Year was an·
nounced.
Dr. Arnold 0 . Beckman of Cor ona
de! Mar founder of B e c k m a n Jnstrume~ts. Inc .. and the press club's
"Man" for 1966. presented the plaq ue
for 1967 to John B. Lawson. executive
vice president and general mana~er
of P hilco-Ford'1 Aeronutronk Divi·
sion.
The Lagu na Beach industrialist. ob-
viously touched by the tribute, put the
climax to an eveninl{ filled with
t"elebrlties, surprises and socializing.
Harry Babbitt. formerly a slngin(l
star wittl Kay Kyser's Kollege oC
Musical Knowledn and soon to
beoome manager of the Newport Ten·
nis Club, was master of ceremonies.
He was aided in presentations of
awards to 16 Orange Countians select·
ed tor b009rs by the press club by a
"cast., of motion picture. tv and
sports stars.
Headliner awards were 1tiven in JO
d1fferent categories. A celebrity made
the presen'tation in eac~ category u
follows :
BUSINESS -Pre.ented by Grant
Griffin, singer an<f Light opera star, to
the founders of Air California -
William L. Pereira J r., AJan H. "Skip''
Keni son, Mark Gates. J. Kenneth Hull
and Lud Renick.
PUBLIC SERVICE -Ster 1 i n I
Holloway, carrot-topped comedian and
actor of South Laguna. pl'esented the
award to Mrs. Winifred Bacon, who
retired earUer this year as ~·
ini.slrator ·or Hoag M em or 1 a I
· Hoepital. SPORTS (Female) -California An·
gels man Jimmy Piersall presented
CaUfomia Angels man Jimmy PiersaJ
the award to 17-year-old Marianne C.Ox
oC Corona de! Mar, toi>ranked junior
WOmefl's golJer in the United State6.
SPORTS (Male) -Fonner Lo6 An·
• geles Rams star J~dc Dwyer present·
cd th e award to Scott and Sldp Allen,
)'achting trophy winoen of Newport
Beach and Pasadena (Srott accepted
for hls brother, Skip, who was un·
able to attend).
· .. MUSIC -Songsmith Johnny Mercer
of Lldo Isle made the presentation to
his neighbor, also of Udo, musical ar·
ranger Jack Marshall.
MEDICINE -Lief Erickson, cur·
rently star of the High Chapparal TV
series, presented Ult award to Dr-:
Artbllr R. Roberts. Cbildrens Hospital
of 0Nnge County, for his pioneer
work in treatment of hyaline mem·
brane disease.
HUMANITARIANlSM -Deborah
Walley, star of the Motbers·in-Law
television series, to Warren Hancock.
accepting for Dr. F. P. Sattler, a
veterinarian who is credited with sav·
ing literally hundreds of live.~ in
Orange County by volunteering 3.000
hours to teach use of electronic equip·
ment to combat heart disease
COMMUNITY S.En VICE -Star IN
Poupee Bokar presented the award to
Wyatt J. Frieson. founder of Partner~
f<>r Progress. a pr ivate. self·help
operation desiened to aid minority
race peroons "pull up by their
bootstraps."
ENTERTAINMENT -Bill Medle~.
formerly half of the Righteous ~roth·
ers team. presented the award to
Mary Eastman Rigney fO'I" her leader·
ship in community theater work in
Orange County.
Beach Police Baffled
In Sniper, Knife Deaths
"No1fling new.. and "investigation
continufng" was the ~d t0d3y from
Huntington Beach Police Departmen(
on the sniper shootJng April 2 ol
Marine Sgt. Ce<'il T. Caldwell.
wtlile the police c:ontinu~ to in·
vestigate ttie second b3fnin~ murder
wtthln a month. ttie family of Sgt.
Oaldwell is in McKlnnev. Tex., for U'le
fboeraJ W'ttich Is s~ul~d for Tues~
day, one ~eek after &tte VJetnam com·
bat meran w86 mot to deattl In Hun·
tfneton Beacb.
Police investlg.at«s apparently
taaYJ. ~.~ !~ ~u ln a;tt~s to JaenllfYtbe vlctim'ttie faratmurder.
a Jme Doe ft'bo was fauod iJI a ditch
by 1ti sc:boolboys Oft Narcll '14. H.-r
ibroet bad been slashed.
All efforts to identify lht woman
havt ta iled to far and ~ 11 to be
buried "llpOO. probabl tht~ -~k ... ~eordine to phce. While otfi~n havt> noUun.'1 olht r
.., a bodJ to ao on la the Ju. Dot
case, they have a litUe more in thP case of Sgt. Caldwell. ?<>lice know he was It)()( at>our q
p.m. ApriJ 2 as he worked m rhe
lighted lube room of a servie& station
he owned with lus step-soo. Harold
Adams. The station Is al t~ northe;i ·t
corner of Springdale Street and Boha
Aver.ue.
Two shots were fired by a mystrr\I
sniper from 1 position tome 150 frrt
away. The shots may bave been fired
Crom a car, but w•e rifle shot~.
Poll~ ~ered two .30 caliber
bullets and • 31)..31) Cillltalr ~ -urtiCct-4 M~en il-.,e~ss·or
tnvestigat.iog 1fle phys.lea! evlden(•e
and In questioning members 'of the
family and those whO tncw tbc Marine
mr~s ~rtiteant at Cmnp .PtndJe•11n
w:1,.rr he was stationed,
"R-<',.fts In the' ca~e will bt repol'l"d
., th• happen." C.pt. E a r I e
R ~ a Ile tCIM lht OAft.Y PILOT.
"Wt are worts.me bard oe tNa oae."
MOndlf, Aprtl 8, J9bl:f OAJL Y PILOT J
Sniping Sentence of Capistrano Youth Set April 22
A Sao Juan Clplstrano youth who
was convicted ol v o 1 u n t a r y
manslau&ftter in the lhootlng ol 1
Hlghlaod Part pecfestri& bu been
ordered Ill retum to Los Angeles
Supenoc Court on AprU' 22 for sen·
tenclng.
Rubeo Gutlerrez, 19, was a
passen~r in a car dnveo by PbJI
Segura of Lo& Angeles wtlen Segura
shot and killed a pedestrian in
rugbland Part lMt Oct. 16. pol.ice
said. Segura. 18, baa been coovicted of
~ dflgree trurier.
Police described as "absolutely
motiveless." the slaying ot Victor
gu itar ••• noon to sundown, every day.
McFadden. 54, ot Higblan<t Park. 'nley
said M~ was strolling wiih bis
wife near 1 downtown intel'$ectlon
wt.en a lbot wu fired from the Segura
car. He died ill hospital tbnle daye
llllet. •
G11tierra faces a possible senteaee
oC one to 15 yetwa in state prison.
~Today, meet Howard and Arlee Craig. They've designed a
special Easter Week poster just for you! They'll be here
to autograph all their posters and the Meditation Coloring Book.
Posters, books, 2.M and 3.11
*1omorrow thru Saturday, "Jennifer" and Janet of
"Cruciana'' wjll be making "antique" and hand-painted rock
jewelry and other colorful treasures, 2.• and 1.00
~sure to get your free flower-sticky. It's bri~olortul
and decaative. An out~f-sight accent fer Yoojl6rf board,
car or boyfriend ••• just stick it on.
~II the actioo is in BufflllS' Youn& CaHfORlia Shop
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UIUl1Jer1• Law
Deat h •
Ruled
~e ~a lty .
lnvalfd
be l!npoeed only~ a jury and DOt if
the case II belr'Cl amply by a judp.
An automobile accident t w o
yeara ago convinced Dalt Reid, 82,
of Hyrum. Utah, to give up d.riY·
mg. Now he makes the trip from
'lis home lo the town square, a dis--
'.ance of eight blocks. in a b~
Jrawn cart. He says the trip takes
rlm about 30 rmnut.es, and al-
hough slow, is definitely sure.
WASHING TON I UPI) -~ e
SQllHme Court today threw ~
1 death penalty provision of t b e
Undbergh Kidnap Law on ground.a It
unconstitutionally limits a defendant's
right to be tried by a jury.
1be 6-2 decision left standing the re-
mainder ol the 35-year-Old federal Law.
The death penalty was eUm.lneted
because the law proviC:es that it can
In ea.ence the court held tlMrt th.ii
confronted a dele:odlnt witb the
jeopsdy ot beinC coacle:mned to dMth
unless be waived jury trial.
• Harry Buff um,
Civic, Business
Leader, Succumbs
Similar death penalty ~ •e
contained in the Atoln1c ~
Law, the Federal But Robbery
Statute and the District ol c.obmlia
Rape Law. In addJUon, eeveral .ute1
have "Lltth.. Lindbergh IMn'' wh&cb
follow the same jury procedun.
The justice department vlUfld
against disturbing the law. Nevada,
New Hampshire, Wyomill1, New
Jersey and M.lssissl~ hive dmilar
provisions, the department pGnted
out.
The court al.lo:
LONG BEACH (UPI) -Funeral -Ruled 5 to 3 that tbe jaltice
•_,.,,. ·.es were scheduled Tuaday at dep8i bnent has authority to briq ... ..... criminal prosecution against anyone
tht FiTst Congregational Cburcb here who assaults or intimidates a Negro
for Harry Buffum, 73. board cba.trman ezercisihg hU right to eat in a public
of Buffwn's Department Stores. restawant under the 1964 Civil Rights
Private interment wiU foJJ(>.. lht Law. The decision means the federal
10:30 a.m. services. government can proceed against four
A business mid civlc ~ader, Buffum wblt.e men who allegedly beat up
died Saturday at St. Mary's Hospital several Negroes who ate in a
aft.er a.n illness of several weeks. Braselton, Ga., truck stop.
Buffum for many years guided the -Refused a hearing to a gnq> of
bustnesa which bore bis name and w111 nbovah's Witnesses !rom Wa.hinaton
folmded by bts father and uncle. State who •e fighting to prevtlll Ck'·
Born Alri ll, 18116, in Lafayette, ing of blood tranlfuliom to tbelr m., Buffum came to Long Beach with children by hospitalt and doetan.
his faitber in 1904. At the age of I !le Prooeedings •e ltill loiDC oa ta tlae
Wt dott't know who 1114?. u either, worked sweeping out the family store. state courts.
but isn't 1ht prett11? She u a model then called the Meruntile Co. The -Dismissed without commeot a
ac Sacha in Paris and the shot was business was re-named BuHums wMn challenge to PennsylV'alia'• '1ntae ~ ~~~~~:J!r!M -:_JTWNB-ufr :to ~c;u~n.. ~·1the2..-=-s.:::-~~;~~~ge~fooct_ ·to · G h s h um ~ame a uuyer 1D wn: · --r'" her 1au..band, unt er ac s. alter attending Stanlord University The Justice De~rtment told ~
• m>ei service in World War 1. For nine rouft ttKn have been 10 tldDap euts,
' 7.. f H I years he was general manager, then under the Lindbergh Ltw,.... tbe Actor W•lter Brennan, '• o o • became president of the firm 1n !934. death penalty had been iJDpolld. lywood, proves daily he can keep He became chairman of the board in In at least five ol the cues where up with the younger set. He la 1961 the defendant pleaded ~ aDd the
preaenUy working on the set of . · jury recommended death, the Jad1e
Uplted Artists' "Support Your ~ He served as head of tt'le California accepted the reconupeodlltlon ~Sheriff."' The Clil>le Olcar win-Ret.aile:rs Association 2lnd for two !If' baa made IOme fiO motion pie· separate terms was director ol the
t.ires and more than 2QO television National Retail Dry Goods Aslocla·
8'ow• and shows no signl..of weak· tion. t1llnl in his 40-year acting career. Buffum alao served a.s he.ad of the e trultee1 development committee ol. Pitier College ID Claremont, and a1 a
member of the i!:1. Beach State The Rev. Wiiiiam D. Ingraham
" Charleston, w. v~ is ning 8 1 firm tor ... uw. Rev. Ing·
claiml the company lost eoo
sermons while moving bia
"1ongings from Philadelphia last
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Am rtwaud it had encoime.
ered a problem wWt ·t1t.t lift-
1iz1 wood 1culptur1 of Kwan-"°"· the BuddliW god of t om-pasrion and mtrct/. lt aeet'IU he
lupt 1hlf ting on hii pedntal 111
the mobiLt museum tnaHned
hills and tlalle111 of the state. -
So now ht wears an automob11t
seat belt whiU traveling. ~--19::11r.=...
. Nobel Prize.. winner Or. James
lfat'lon, 40, of Harvard University,
ties married a l~year-old Rad-
dffe junior in La Jolla, bil friends
tDnounced. The bride is the for-
'1er Elizabeth L • w I 1 of Provi-
•ence, R.I., a part-time secretary '1 a group at Harvard which in·
ehlded Dr. Watson.
• • '1Lul1 V I 11 a Olaya, of Madrid.
&fmply fell in love with his name
When he began having children, he
named them all Luis or derivatives
of Luis. His seven children are
named Lulalto, Lula, Lulslllo, Luls-
fn, LulH, Lulait• and Lultitlrwi.
eon.g, ldvisory .
SU:rYi•ors lnclude his widow, the
fonner France. Layne, two SOM and
two 1jften.
5 Killed, 4 Hurt
In Two-car Cra~b
ENSENADA, Mexico (AP) -Five
pef'IODI from Lal Vesas •. Nev., have
been killed and four injured ID the
weekend crash of their am.all forei1D
car into the rear or a stopped truck
30Uth of here.
The small car wa.s cut in hall in the
collllioo whlch occurred Saturday
· nlght about 20 Jnlles touth on the
highwe.'Y tQ San Quintln.
De.cl at the scene were Netbe
MarUon, 32, aod his wife, Elvira, 22:
Mrs. Cora Roper, 50, and Rhoda
Rope.r, 18.
Gouge Roper, 2, died early Sunday
at civil hospital here.
Reported in critical oondit.lon at the
hospital were Herman Roper, 56, hus-
band of the dead woman; Benrlv
Roper, &; Thiel Roper, 8: and Mar·1
Marston, 18 mo:rths .
The truck driver, identi1ied as Jost·
Lopez Miranda, was taken to city jail
for investigation of manslaugher.
Authoritles said the northbound truck.
carrying.a load of tomatoes, was forc-
ed to stop when It! generator burned
out.
, Spring-~ul Sun
Berserk Huiba.nd
Kills 3, Hurtt 4
Inside Church
INDIANAPOLJ.8, Ind. (UPI) -'!'be
Rev. Wllllam Blue didn't tllllll bis
tenam SUnday.
1be Baptilt preacher w11 tllkiBC to
bia MDall CllGPPtiOD -"81 jaat about to fbdab wbeo a trtuWecl ·man
wlCll a rifle walMd into the •Nllollt
boue of wortbip.
"I am rud,y,' 1aid Norrls Edwards,
40. Be bepn pulllng the tnaer ID the betlnnbts of a scene that no cme would
ha" believed possi~ in such a place
OD auch a day II Palm SundaJ.
While bullet.I sang, tbe mu aboUted
ta his estranged wife. "GladJt, you're
the .cause of all thls I"
Gladys Edwards, 40, her si111e'r, Shei-
lah 'Mae Bell, 4', Myrna de Grapem·
reed, fell dead. R.ooSevelt Jenkins, 40, Dayton, Ohio,
brattier of Mrs. Edwards and Mrs.
Bell was critically wounded. The Rev.
Mr. 1Blue, 311, alSo was wounded -·,ut
not seriously -as was his wilt.
Maybelle. 22. and Mrs. Patricia
Boollet. 21.
"Don't shoot any more," a man
cried as people ra.n for the doors. "'lbere are too many kids in here."
"Damn the kids," the riOllman
sbouted. "I'm goin1; to kill everybody
in the church." ~Uoe came quickly and tried to talk
Edwards into coming out of the
church. He wouldn't. Tear gas was
fired Into the church, and findly he
came out, fired one mot and •ae kill·
ed by eight bullets.
to Stay
The Exultant Cry Rings Out: Beachward Ho!
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RICHldOND, lncL {AP) -Weer;
ieatel)fil CoNQP:~ 'ii
the wreeta,e ol buildlDp shattered by
an ftt>losita wbidl 1tntct tti. ~uliness
area • Noppln crowded streets aod
shops. •
Thlrty·nlne b o d I e s had b e e n
recovered and 33 other persons were
reported mission.
Fire followed tbe Saturday explosLJl'I
ln this eastern Indiana city and spread
to lldjacent buildings. 'I'bree buildings
wen des~oyed and f i v e damaged
.evettily in a two-block uea. Windows
were shattered for blocks around.
Molle than 100 persons were injured.
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Dif4:1A.mtic&Ccoactifi>O --ffwn w = Jlljury ---
"•·•· ~i ··"" -.. b'ft~ t·..I l-• P . ~ rr Plaat1't"tti In-~ .,.,..ce &aN "'"' -erup ""' w dlaoa Natiogal Guard sPl Ute ceiling
tha b~ ol ~ M-.. ~f of a rettaLita.nt where be wa& bavin&
spottidg IOQdslt<le ~ tw>P09'dfil • lunch began falling on customers.
•as atol~ fer lltmtert '6f ~~ "I rao into ttie street and saw an in·
shooteJ-,. lticbmond Fire M&nbal jured woman atop Sergent's paint
Fred Cloti said a large shipment of store," Paust said. "I got a ladder ac.J
guIJ1>0Wder reportedly w~s delivered with the aid ol ·other1 got her down.
to the store recenUy. She said she ha<I *"blown ooto the
FBI a g e n t s said they were in-roof by the explosion."
vestigating tbe possibility of a gas leak Only a crater remained Jrbere the
as a factor in the explosion. sporting goods store stood at the Sixth
''It seemed like somebody pulled the and Main Street&. N e i g b b o r i n g
whole world out from Wlder me," said buildings were tarn apart. Flames
Leo Collins, who wu walking near the damaged other buildings.
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· Seldom do people aave juat tn be saving. Usually there is a goal. How :faat you reach that
goal depends on bow much in~ your money earna.
Jluntlqton pa.11 the highest inter.t pc.ible on inlured aeeounta. And giftl )'Oil tar.
choiael:
lit -..9"w tM CUf'f'fktattmMJl mtf ott '"""°°~ ~
lt ~ 5.13% t0A. ~ mau&tai" JIO'CT aooosi.t for°"' r«W. Yow WMm ii
... compouM«iCiailr.
~5.25" Bm&ut Acoounu. You ea"' current antWal niU plua a bonua of~" ,.,. ,.,-10AM maifttaiuct f(Jf" tAreerean tiAmuUiplci of 11,000).
Why not take aim on tbe b1c eaminpf Kove JOU!' aavinp to Runtingt.on where JOUl'
penona1 bandal P:'Oll'• ia oar ant CODCll'll.
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p OoOd Lord! took at the Lord .
NEW YOJ\Jt (l1J>I) -rnant.M of • • t t ori a I iD· •tleom" mott of U'6 thln11 abnolt deil&ot revolu.tion
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really U.. ll:ea4t'H in the lot W. by bit wle. tht suit seemed raU. too ~e (from Buck-
trade ~fl• D •i 11 Earl ol lbofton," T.Uor .wtlina to be regarded u lAlb•m Palace) Yith aocb a ~WI RtcOrd lbowiaa Lord ucl Cutt.tr ... w .. a .. a.. ..a. i....;,,.,,. •• _.__._, 1.
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St.ates. •
lt •• bla loudest hour.
He was tn a mm. &&DPW'
stripe s!Ait wbida had a long
flarlog frockcoat. And with
It be wore a greea aod
orqe a8 sblrt and a
matchin& tie. 1be princus
paled la ~ with
this mod·lae ..,,arition.
Slaee ..._ Soowdclll bas
been ... irouDd New York
la a ~ ol COltwnes
tbal 'ha•• Md tbe entire m.•1wear 1lduttry staring
in amuemeot aod won·
dertng if Snowdon would do
for cut velvet what he did
for lbe turtle neck -he
helped introdU« tbat for
•veni.ng weer.
To a posh party at the
Rainbow Room be was
ttaz.zliDS In a &lue velvet
ev~ng suit with a wrute
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The new
Mercedes-Benz 250:
silk turtleDeCk. For lunch at ''
the ground floor restaurant • d ' ' ~!~~=:~~~~e·m;:~ so over-eng1neerie and-green tie with his gray I 1
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suit and white shirt. . ~~-itwon't~u~h _§V'~·or _ __
~ffi!ig;f~~: wallow-even on cloverleaf turns.
and Cutter. the British
authority on style a n d
clothes which has been
doing some soul searching
. -about the royal family and
their effect on the clothing
habits of tbe world. Right
now. it lamenta, only Lorti
Snowdon is making a splash.
In the olden days tbe Duke
of Windsor set the styles of
the world and one of them .
the Windsor knot in a
necktie. is more fashionable
now than ever. But in recent
years a "no fun" regime has
been in Bucldngbam Palace
and there hasn't b e e n
' anythin& vwy lliartb&, Jt S«.'ems that every o .
generation of B r i tf s b
Royalty Is a fun regl.JM and
the others are n o • f u n
regimes. Tilere was Prince
Albert. the consort of Queen
Victoria. He was strictly no-., fun although be did give his
name lo the coat of that
name.
And then came the
dashing Edward VIl who
singlehandedly inven~e
Edwardiao era. He also in-
troduced""1M bombUrg bat
for da,y wear, do u b le~
breasted lapels on a single-
breasted suit. creases at the
front and back of trouser
legs. the double-breasted
jacket for formal day wear.
the white waistcoats and
stillly starched shirt front
for evening wear and the
bowler bat for wear in town.
And in the boo1r "It's a
Small. Medium and Outside
World" there is ·u.e story or
Lord Harris w b o defied
tradition by appearing at
the royal encl01ure at Ascot
in a bright tweed suit in·
stead of the expected top
hat and frock coat. There
was a princely rebuff from
Edward VlJ : "Mornin. Har· ns." he said. "Goin Rat-
tin'?"
Tailor ar.1(1 Cutter dismiss·
ed George V as a go fun
king although be once 'tried
to set a style by havin~ the
creases go down the side of
his pants and b e c a m e
furious when nobody chang-
ed. Next was Edward vm
who wae a fun monarch
before he became the Duke
of Windsor. There was no
fair comparison for George
VI who had to w e a r
unlforma all the t i m e
because of the war, so
Tailor and Cutter skips to
Queen EUJ.abedl (and the
Duke of Edinburgh) ae oo-
fun.
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@On today's high:speed
tumptk;s, it's easy to For-
get how fast you're driving.
Mentalfy, you're "veloci-
tiud," as one expert put it. So, some-
times you take the off-ramp at a clover-
leaf inteisecrion a little faster than you
meant to.
You crank away on the steering
wheel, but your car tugs sttaight ahead
like a dog straining at the leash. The
tires squeal a.n<f your pa.ssengm S<] u i rm .
One of life'$ embarrassing moments.
What "over-.nglneerfng"
can rne1n lo you
You probably cou)d have avoided
the drama if you'd been driving the
new Mercedes-Benz 250. It runs rings
around mQ6t cars. It out·handles and
qut-m&neuvers them to help you avoid
anxious moments.
How does Mercedos-Bcnz make a
4-door sedan with the ~ility of a sports
car? In the words of one critic, thl' new
250 is "over-engineered."
He's right. And Merced~·Bcnz is
proud of it. By conventional standards,
the new Mercedes-Benz 250 iJ "aver-
engineered." It's buil t to rar more
exading standards ~han ordinary cars.
A p1tented Improvement
The 250's suspension system is
patenud-ont of the more than 5,200
basic engineering patents held by
Me«'C!des-Benz. The engineers sim ply
u>cmla not tolerau pQOr roadholding or
a jarring ride.
Their in~eniousJOlution : a pair of
anti·swav bars-one in front , one at the
back. w·ithout th~ concealed torsion
ba!S to light body lean. the suspension'~
spnngs would have to be so stiff that
th:ricte ~be ruined.
With two lnti-sway bars
(most cars ha'te one), the
250's s~spension is soft
enough on a washboard road
to abiorb annoying jolts.
And on a tight tum, it's finn
enough to prevent mush
and Wallow.
A 5uspension that sacri-
fices neither ride nor han-
dling is a good example of
how .. over-engineering"
works for you. Here are
some more examples:
Aaupertor braking syatem
Many ordinary cars still
use old-fashioned drum
brakes.
Toda y's 180.mph Grand
Pri~ racing cars use disc
brakes. So docs the Merce-
des-Benz 250. And not just on the l'ront
wheels, but on every wheel. Drum
brakes arc cheaper, but tests prove that
disc brakes provide the most prccr'c
braking possible-at any peed. So ~ k1
cedes-Benz engineer~ insist on 4 -\\ heel
disc brakes as standard eqt1ipmcnt.
With 421.1 square inches of brak in~
area, it's virtually impossible to outrun
the 250's brakes.
10,000 body weld•
Most conventional cars have a scp--
aratt body and chassis, held together
with bolt,. Af tcr a while. the bolts can
work loose. On a washboard road, the
rattles can bt deaf cnin~.
Mercedes· Bcnzeliminatcd the bodv
bolts. lo their place are ove r I 0,000 ind1
vidual welds. The result is A ~truetur<'
of immense strength and rigidity. After
50,000 mi le<. or \O. you m11y begin to
wonder if \'Ollf :!50 will c1'£'r rattle.
Overheed-ce"' engine
U!1ll;)I ". \'l•l·• '-";';<'"!!In<'•~ rithrr
tun~ for p0wrr or ccnnon.~· n"' hod1.
By cmplovmg a sophrqicatcd nvcrl ... .:d·
cam!'h.if1 lanwl horrn\\ rd I rom Merccde~ Bcn1 \,\ nrld C'hampromhip
spom/racin~ i:.in.. the cn~inccl'\ wer e
able to improve the 1mginc s \lolumctric
efficiency (it~ abilit\· to "breathe").
This remarkable engine ~vcs the 250
a top \peed comparable to a standard
V-8 u1i1J1 tire f 11rl ccn11nmy of a Six.
"F1tl9u•proof' seats
Take a cLI\ loot.? mp in i.omr r.11'\
and vou'll wmd 11p feeli ng lil..c a d.1mp
washra~. The .\1 crrrdcs-Bcn1 21'0 1~
enginee red .i~ m11ch for human comlon
a~ it i~ for mechanical cffil·icnl'\. Orthn·
pcdic physician s were consulted in the
dc,ign of the 250'~ ~ts so you 'II h,n c
prn11er rnpporl on Cf(M·COunt f\ tOUr<i
""well a' 'hnrt hop' to 1 hr 'UfX'rmarlet.
\\ hC'n you firlt slip intn one nf the :!)ff.,
ca ref ullv contoured ~c.1t ... rt ma\' "ccrn
1 r1"" h.;, once \'Oll ~rr 11,rd tn 11. 1;011 "/l
11cvrr , .. 11!r /?• "111nr\l1n1n/1011 ·· 'cnt~
again. Mcrc<'d•~ r,c., • r nµrn ccr<. h.wc
rc~pccl for your bJfkbonc.
These are just a few of the many
ad\'anccd engineering feature<; of the
Mercedes-Benz 250. Taken together,
1he\' add up to one conchmrw .n
$).I 50.' th1~ car i" one of the shrc11 tint
rnvc~tmcnt<; on '' hrck
Clip coupon for brochure
for more derail~ on the 21'0 :ind 6
other f\ 1erccd~·Ben1 model~. ~nd to-
d.H for your frCC' cop'· of the 24-page,
full-color brochure (coupe>n at right).
Better vet, visit our showroom. See
:ind dri\•C 'the new 250. Find out for
)'Ourself how it feel~ to drive a car built
to he the wt-not thl' best seller.
So that brings up "Charles
m." the. present Prince ot
Wales am heir to the
throne. By Tailor and Cot·
tcr' s suJde Charles "an
emerae " one of the fun
sovettlp. and it lffml
pertinent t.o the garment In· Merced••B•nz motor cart from
dustry that i11 the cases of • both previous fun kings that $25,715-" to.S4,448
f11b.lcm • • T o Y al You may be able to a1ford a Mer-
cedcs-Bcn1 wi1hout knowing it. Below
arc ~uAAcstcd retail prices for 8 of thct
15 ~1crcccl~-Bcn1 models:
600 Grand \I creed rs ...••. S22.4i2 ..
300 El L1mou,mc........ 9.489•
280SE Coupe . . .. . • . .. .. • 9.26.!•
280. L Road~rcr . . . . • . • • • • 6,561'•
280S[ Sedan . . . . . • • • . • • • 6,B6•
230 Sedan ..• .,, . .. • • • • .. 4,631 •
220 Diesel. . • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4,sso•
220 Sedan . . • • • • . • • • • • • • • 4,446•
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_ Co'!g!"ess Moves
On Civil Rights
WASHINGTON (UPI) being preseed to a YOte on a
Bitterly shaken by ttle civil rigbta bill wblcti con·
murder of Martin Luther talns a tough -and coo·
King and ttle unparalleled t:roverslal -open housing
wave ol violence that follow· PfO'lislon.
e<i. President Jot:wi.sion and Spurred on by the Presl·
dvil · rights advocat~s in dent, House managers of ttie
Congress move th.ls w~k ln Senate-~sed bill called for
a headlong attempt t o passage by Wednesday as a
rest~e racial ~e to the memorlai to King. Joonsoo
nation. wrote speaker Jobn W.
Johosoo. propelled by ttle McCormack during t h e
fiery violence which hit weekend that passage of the
more ttlan a score (){ cities, civil rights bill wa~ crucial
was expected to go before "at the earlifft possible mo -
an emergency Joint sesaion ment."
(){ Congress to lay out a Indications were that tte
broad new federal attack oo bill would be sent out of the
ghetto problems. rules commitue to Ille
Io his addrea&, Mlidl waJ House floor fer a vote on
orlgioally scheduled tonigb1. Wednesday. House leaders
but was postponed to a<vdd tµ"ged ltlat it be ·passed
conflkting wittl K io g's without change and sent to
fuotral Tue9day, J<bwoo the White House.
was expected to ask for a The violence that shook
wide range of oew pro-the natloo and nquired a
grams. iDcluding several powerful &bow of military
proposed by the national ao-force right in the capital left
tiriot commission six weeks many lawmalef'S uncertain
ago. ae to which wa, they should
Congress, meanwtiile, W8J vote.
200 Polish Students
Attack U.S.' Embassy
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-Armored Colunaas, let Flglders
W"9 Nut MTlttM"'-'&. oteun tilt ef £18.Yablv,
llJ'1lell armored collllDD.I 24 mJlel IOutb ol Sodom
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Pope Leads
Holy Week
In Prayer
•tnltt .croea the cealHlte Wadi El Anba,.. and dlMed
line tnto Jordan today in lt. It la1cl durtJli tbt ft·
another major raid agatost change o( fire the Israelis
aJJe1ed A r a b aaboteun. "crosled the ceue-ftn line
Some Israeli troops were alld killed a number ol ubo-
flown in by helicopter. teura ud wounded otben."
Fighting first f l a r e d "One butJding which serv·
acros the Jordan where a ed aa a bue for l\BT1llll
blg Israeli attack came lut was deatroyed and arms March 21 but the major thrust today appeared to be and documents seized.'' tbe
on a 110-mlle line running statement aaid. "We suf·
from Sodom. at the bottom fend no casualties."
tip of the Dead Sea, to the T ii e Jordanian spok.el-
area around Eilat and Aqa-man uJd tbe Israeli armor
ba at the northern tip of tbe crossed the border at Al·
VATICAN CITY (UPI) _ Gull of Aqaba. Dahl, 28 miles aOUUI of tbe lnfoQPed Israeli sources Dead Sea. He Mid tbe &r•
Pope Paul VI today led th& in Jerwalem told UPI cor· mor beaded for Hann El
Roman Catholic world in respondent Eliaz Simon tbe F~ aeftD milu iulde
Holy Week prayer that Israeli strike force "return-Jordan, &Del Fetnan, Jl
ed intact"· to lsraell·beld mllet IMlde Jordan. Martin Lutter King did not territory with a quantity of Belon the aD.DOUDCement
die .in vain and ltlat tbe Russian-made rifles. Israeli cmor wu involved,
"Mirade of Peace" would The Israeli security fore-a Jordan · mflltary spokes.•
occur in Vietnam. es said only their forces, man reported a 45-mlnute
The pontiff e'"'reMed ttle some ferried by helicopter, ta n It and artillery duel -... "crossed the.ce.ue-fire line" acro11 j.be Jordan Nflr ill
double theme in his Palm in p u r s u i t of Jordaniao the Al Karei1ima are a
SW11ay• sermon open log "saboteurs.'' about 30 miles nortlrwelt o(
seven of the moet solemn A J ordani4n m 11 1 t a r y Amman, He rel>«tld no
days in ttie ohtx"ch calendar. spokesman in Amman re· Jordanian·c-..ualtlea. Al Ku. ported the armore<l, strike rei1\ma la half way between •. The Uleme was expected to and said "the Israeli force the Dead Sea and tlle Sea
run ltlroug'h his aermoos wu lmmedJately engaged · of Galllee.
and &-peeches au week and by Jorct.ruan forces." He (The U.N. Security Coun·
into bis Easter Sunday bless· reported .fin hUng under way ell puled a resolution can-ing "to the world." f;S• for more than two hours demnlllg l•aell by name "Hear us. ob Lord. so trult after the strike. for the raid. The council
the sacrili~ of Martin Luth· Size of the strike force rapped unnamed others for
er King may not be ln vain, was not reported. The Ar· their put in violnce along
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so that, thanks to his 1acrl-abs said more than 15,000 the ceaee·flre Unet left after . "Murderers!" "Johnson nee, 8 new and more pro-Israelis were hm>hed in Israel's Tk:torious June 5-lO for you ..• courttsy an~ genuine friendliness.
Murderer!" and "Protest!" found intentioo of pardon. of the Marc;b 21 operaUca but war. But Israel spumed the For your savin1s .•• h l1hest urni nas In Insured safety.
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WARSAW !UPI) -A
group of 200 African, Asian
and Letin American
students spattered the U.S. ----"E'moas.Sf WiUieggs aiid sj)M
on Embassy Secwity Of·
ficer William Holder today
in a noisy protest •tainst
the aasaul.oati<ln ol Martin
Luth« King.
ttie students ttirew eggs at peace and of reconciliation re~rted Saturday the Is· U.~. actJon and Its leaders . ~Q ~" ou~current Q~compounded
t.he ~-and-et-4tl·as~~ take t~ulace of unjust raehs bad_.rn.used up ff _saidJ.be,)'. . ..wQJ.lld.mike. • -----_ ..a.ad.J!&ld__ __ • __
. . ~seriminal:i<in ana the 60,000 troops along the if need be.) • rate of for. year.
caaes ccntaHling displays pl"f!IM!tlt 5tnlggles," said a ceue fire-line in pnpara· There bas been a series
from Amerilta, ttle Poli.sh prayer which the Pbpe said tion for a new asuUlt. of almost d a 11 y c:lashes 1. .. , • 1/4'1Ct '*'" ...... the urlent HnNI rate ... l'-mo .. th cerlifiute •ccou11ts ill multipl11 of $1,000.
language magazine publisb· he corp.posed to be r;edted in "In face of numerous aab-across the border since the FIHHI• rK•i* by tlle IOftl •-fro"' the Id; efter the 10th, from d•I• of 1eceipt.
With shouts
ed by ttie u s """ermnen t memory of tile American otage operations acroa the March 21 raid when part of Accountt 1-.red to Sl5.000 by • Fed•r•I •t•11cy.
.. e.v• . • civil rights leader. Jordan Valley (Ind) in the the IsraelJ force captured Ew splattered all of the In an apparent rerereace dJrection of the Aqaba gull four police stations below
cases except one wbere a to Vietnam peace prospects, port of Eilat the Israelis the Dead Sea. One s"ucb
_,. pidln d King stood. Paul said lo bta Pllhn Sun-th1a DMll'ldng deppecl up club came Saturday when
1bt ltudlnts Cll'ried lilna day smnoo that tJpl ol "a tbelr patrolling activttSes:• there was an exchange ol ~: • • N a z 1 a m • miracle" were not lactinf. tbe fsraell annoancement small arms fire across the
RlclalUm, Apm1beld -"We await it IDd we kl· said. Jordan River. Dmfer'l to World Peace," votGe it," be l&id. It aaJd a March ~tion On Saturday the govem-
1133 N!Wl'ORT 90UL!YAltD, C OSTA ME S A !12127 • I 7 I 4 ) 642 -471 f
Home Olllce: to. At.gel-.
"WHERE COURTESY IS A WAY OF BUSINESS LIFE" Australian
Aborigine
Quads Born
"Jd:lnson Criminal!" aod He said peace was "9Ull e.ncoun~ a squad of aab-men t-controlled Algerian
"Democracy for American bleeding" in Vietnam, the --:;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii======================;;::= ----......----""'------,-.------===
Negroeal" Middle East and Nigeria.
About 50 policemen ar-"But Uie olive branch ta
SYDNEY, Au 1 t r •11 a
!UPI) -The f I rs t
Australian A b or t 1 t n e
quadruplet.a on record ~
born today at tbe Nar.th Ter •
rltory Ha.pita! It Darwin.
rived In trucks a n d still green," be s a l d .
prevented the studeota from ''Rathel", it 91eems to ope!\ a
d<ing m«e serious damage. &prlngtlme ol aspk'lrtlons
U.S. Marine 9eCUrUy guards and prlmiaes ibat lets us
locked all entrances to the still hope, M'.ld to day ~ and broke out a perhaps mare tblm ever, In
cue of tea-,_ grenades to the Tidory ol peace."
An Open Letter To Costa Mesa Voters
Their mottler, Mn. Mabel
Mein Bel. said lbe ,,..
"deligl\ted" wff2l bl errtva.J
ol the fotr glrll.
She named them Joan of
Arc. Ludl. Relina Ann. and
Philipa.
Ult • a 1a9t r e.art. But tt He called ~ Oltbolict to
WM not aec:esary to ~e pray ttiat the st.ying of
them. King will lead to "Ml f!f.
1be students Preemted a fective vlctor-y over racial
petition to polltbl officer 5truggles and the adoption
OW Groebel and Holder at of lwwa aod me1bods ol
ibe embusy gates. The peti· conisten~ more in con-
tion eoademned "1'8cial ter-fonnlty with modern
r«illn acMwt A f r o · cmtlzatiorl and CJ\NtiMI
We bmlWllllff tliMI residem of the City of Costa MftCI f9el""" lft tlle c•••• Cltj Co•lll
caaep•t•· • www1•1r of false and nlill•••INJ statements cot1oarnfn9 the City of Costa Mesa
have ltffn made. ht an effort to c:'9rffy te..se isSMS we prneftt the followiftCJ facts.
Welfare olficer1 in tbe
region aaid the quadit were
ttle first known, due to m-
cient llbori&ine cuttom d kJ.llinC all but cm bib)' out
ol all multiple bl:rtbl.
The practice JJM baJtisd
after World W• 11.
American people" and aid. brotherhood."
"Clandestine murder is an "Weepfnc and yet hoping,
ap'eeDon ol the racilt we pny that it may indeed
po&oamc d Ile poll&ahnd be IO," be Mid ~r the
eocJ.a1 life ol the United traditionel blesalnt of p1lm
Statlis... mid olive brand>.
JERRY .
MATNEY
FOR
City Council
BACKGROUND
Jim Tlce, Chelrman
Wayne A. Owens
Lou R. lenny
John Connell
Dave I. fltch
Lewrence "Whlt.y"
FNdrlcklen
B.rbar• lunker
JM Ambu,..y
Tom Engl.net
Audrey lulla
PWI Abtems
lcl MUtenbur9
ROMW 0. Hardy
llmer I. Smitft
Harry Hlllard
0.0.,,. ZlmmemNn
Tom RN
Ed lennett
Merle Swan
Larry hrgeron
Elmer Dudek c. A. &.ck
B.rry Fa.yd
Mr. end Mn. Johri
Gordon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Don lull
Jon NU1Mr
Id Moore
Mr: •nd Mn. Loula Prttt
Mr. and Mn. W•rren
A. Ath.rton
Mn. Merrla.. Dunpn
H•I end Dorothy Collln1
• Kor .. n Veter•n (U.S. M.riM Corp1) W11me Bround
• Huntlntten IMch R..w...tfor Betty •nd Don Hout
S yn. Dr. and Mrs. A. I .
I BIDOll MATE IKAUSf: Berton • Famity Men -2 Chllclr~ TIMlme R ...
• Boys V~rtnc•-• .. Or•-.... , .-~ U-H J Wood -1,. m11 o.J..'-he '· •%tr-·l11 ,,..,, r-·..-..., • nu ,..,...., • • f'llMVra, WI .., "'"-~ County Juvenile Hell U-~ iR dtv QOHnltnnt dftd lb prob-,_. • ...., Mn. John
lcma. l MlJnc M t00ttld M0Ju o highl11 e P,..ktent of tt. &oard, flount1ln l.Mnhantt
tfficU'nt eo11n.etlmA." Valley IS.,....tary School Din. Mr. and Mn. Jeck
J k G HammeH ac reen • Att.ftd•nee Committee Chllr"nMn,
ftC&.lllAlOI Recent Huntf"ften leach C°"'" Mr ...... Mn. iuteM
1tv c ..,..,...
''Ht "4s obilU•• ond ow th4--1 "-•." """'"' .... w S ••"1f UV<O Mr, aM Mn. Jeck Lorraine F abe'i • '"' Df•tl".'Plshed Servic. Awer.i ~ ,... _. ........ e. I S.ur Winner (H/I Jayceet) Nlcho ........
"Be u honc1c -he is 1in«Tt -he e Co-Founct.t1 H.O.M.I. (ounc:tl ~I a.
1* tM time -M (a artt.itt -Ile ii Tentlaft C..,....ttee -lewfh -Mrs. lAulte Gurr
I I Vote for Barck, Plnkley ancl Wiison
leacl the facts
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Cowell Mr. aNI Mn. Cart
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ltecreetien 0.,.rttMM W.. J. MilMn
e ~ Leutlen ChMrtMft. Hurttt,..._ L..._ H. Sdtw•r
Vtf'-T Lfttte L...,.
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Shop ~ tMI F,.., 10:00 Lin. lo •
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HUNTINGTON . BEACH
~ 7117 EdlllQef' "'"' • Huntl~l011 Buch •
, • • , , Te~ M3·J3)1
ShOll MondiY tlwv Saturday
10:00 a "'· lo 9:)0 '·"'
Mond.J.y, Aprtl 8, 1968 OAJLV?n.OT 7
®
IN LEVrs fOR GALS
STA-PREST ®Fortrel ®·
and
COTTON PANTS
let the boys keep their own
Levi's! Now we've got Levis for
Gals,® just as sleek and slim
and riveted as ever, but cut for
a more curvy kind of figure.
A-nd hip-hi·p-hooray for that
difference! In.. 1 .
Celanese® Fortrel®
polyester and cotton Sta-Prest®
fabrics that never need ironing.,~
9.00-11.00
A. Slosh pocket Western Pocesetters in y~l
low, French novy, sky blue or ovocodo hop·
socking, 8-16, 11.00
B. Western jean in yellow, pink, sand or faded
blue stretch denim. 8-16, 9.00
•Celanese Fortrel is a registered trademark of
Fiber Imlustries, Inc.
SPRING VACATION ... AND
EVERYTHING'S HAPPENING AT
THE BROADWAY!
See the Flicks, see the Fashions at the
GREAT CLOTHING ESCAPE
and
SOUNDS OF THE SILENTS
for guys and girls
April 10, Huntington Beach, 2:30 p.m.
April 11, Newport, 7:30 p.m.
PLUS . . . PROM SHOWS • ROCK BANDS
•.WAJST-AWAY WORKSHOPS • YARD-
LEY'S MAKE-OVER CLINICS • DE.SIGN·A·
SHOE CONTFSr • PRIZES •.• just call your
nearest Broadway for dates and times!
ANAHEIM
444 N. Eutlld • Al\ltfeln!
A~lm Slloppln9 Ctnttr-Phonl 5J,.tl21
Shop Molldq thN Sa~
lO:O 1.m. to 9:30 11.m.
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• DAILY PILOT · Monoay, A.pro o. t 'l'>O
'Spad' to lt8 Pilots
Navy's ~enior Citizen, Skyraider, Phased Out
LEMOORE NAS. Calif.
(UPI) -After more lbe 23
-· yeara ot combAl nrvlce, the
Navy Wednelday wW pbale
out the lut of IU propeller·
driveti attack planes, the
famed Al "Skyraider."
ln terms of c o m b a t
aircraft, the ShyraJdtt it
the Navy'• ".enlor cJtl.ien.''
No other pl&nf, baa fllled a
combat rtle with the fleet
for u many yura u ~
Al. affectionately nicknam·
ed the "Spad" by tu pllots.
Yet deaplte Its aae. the
"Spld" WU tbe f I r I t
American plaoe to 1boot
down an enemy jet ova
Vletnltm. On June 20 1181. Lt. Cmdr. &. A. Gre~
... teldlng tour skyrai.dera
on a patn>l filibt ov~ North
Vletnam from the aircraft
carrier USS Midway when
they were jumped by two
MIG 171. Tbe Spadt, all part
ot VA (abet ,qoadroa) 25
here, dove to treetop 1evel
and, after tbe i' m~· aeveral p111et1 .a· ~
their II canon,
...... one MIG.
four pilots were
person.ally presented the Air
Force gallantry medal and a
set of Vietnam Air Force
wings by then Prtm4er
l"P'l-'t.'1· _f!r~
ma11bal of tile Vlelnameae Wub~, then a YOUDC
a.Ir force. Navy test ~ot. made tbe
That ,,.. the ilnt Ume f1nt carrlff laodlnc aboard
around for • V A-25 in Vlet· the USS ~mo.
nlftl. S l n c • tbetl t b e ln hJ1 repoc:t. Traynor
squadron ha1 completed two called the Sk;J~der "a bead
additiObal toun a b o a r d a n d 1houlder1 airplane"
aircraft car r i er a Oft ctpplpared wl• its ' com·
"Yankee Station.'' t be pe\it«1. He prJ1,aed Ila
nickname for the ocean off ~c (leslgn1 l!bonal
Vietnam where American p • r f ohnanc:t. v billty.
war1hip. are 1t.atlooed. wave-off i:bif~terl1 cs and
The Skyralder'• 1 t 0 r y ma.oeuver~Jlfly and said It
besao 1n 1M4 when the wa1 ''• yfry comfortable
Navy, looklnc for a new at· alrplaoe IA> Oy."
tack aircraft, tollclted pro-Originally designed t o
)>OlllJ from two firm a. Ed haul ie' pounds of bombs ffelnemann , chief engineer or doea. subsequent
of ~ou Aircraft Co. '1 El modU Uooa l\lcrea8ed the
S& , callf., dMaion, Skyr <Hr's capacity t o
•• 1f.f""4~BD ?irepare more than ttie 817 "Flying a new IJOu&J.U d 11.' But Ywtr1~1" of World War II.
the Naty nJd he u too It a~ is capable of car·
late \.11Jes1 be wu able to rylna nuclear weapons.
1ubmit prellm!Dary deslans In May. 1953, a Skyraider
immediately. set a world load-carrying
HelDemaoo, . h1I c h I e f mark for single engine
de1lgner Leo Devlin and aircraft when It took oil
aerodynamlclll ~· Root. with a U&eful load of 14,941
holed up lo a Washington pou.nd.J, lncludir.g 1 O , 5 O O
hotel room aad worked all pounds of bombs. This
algbt to present the Navy -Wlb I comW,.te set of
mark. wbicll ttill 1taDd1,
wu a.<m l><>'!!ldl men tta.ll
the •eltbt 6l the alm'atf
alone.
The SQ1'1dcr flrll WH dellver~oo the fleet m ltM1. aod VA~ was one of the
flrat qµl lts to pt the ..,_
plaoe Sept. 21. 1947.
U -... wot~M 1l!t. IJI
tM Kprf ao War 1 t m August q l9eO id _,,,,_r
of 1952, carryinf J'iafl1e
bomb loads qf 8.<* s-tl$Ddl·
The Navy has pr~ ftle
plane for Its low JD.Jin·
tenance level. ~ Skyr~r
needs only lS.2 man hours of
maintenanu for each bour
of flight -less than half the
maintenanre man hours re·
qllired for the F4 Phantom
Jet. now a maiDStay of Navy
Air Operations.
Despite !ta retirement
from combat the Navy
hasn't wrttten of:f t b e
Skyraider completely. One
Skyraider 1quadr9o will re-
main oo duty al Quonset
Point, R.I .. as Early Warn-
prellmillaff !~·~~'· Their
design won.
The Skyralder. l ~ e n
known as the DaunlltH U,
was first flown March U,
1i'5. Two day1 i.ter l Capt. Llwr~-p. n~. 50,
The DAILY PILOT has Indicated its support
for Lindsley· Parsons-the · incumlrent cmdi·
date for City Council; Newport Bah.
WHYrTlii PILOT siates tfiat arsons Iii a
reasonable record as a City Council•n"
TH·E FACTS · ARl1
1'. P1....n. t+.+t1: "I htvt fouth+ ... inst incrHsed t•xes."
COutl(IL CANDIDATI
OONALD IOLTON
EASTER WEEK
AT FASHION
ISLAND
THI FACT ISs that 'er.nt 11 the author of tht proposed Tl '''""'' U1t '" ••• • contrlvM tul
DONALD BOLTON ti ONN" y OPPOSED TO A TIDELANDS u II ,,, OR ANY OTHI~ CONTRIVED OR HIDDEN POIW 0, TAXATION.
2. PtrMM •tatft: "I have the BEST City Council A TTENOANCE -lCO RO."
THE FACT IS thet It the Stvcfy Seltfonlc_IM the Council-when tht ,,..for dltcWMIM of the City'• problem. tM .... '"'ht llllpth'
· : tMll•, PARSONS HAS AN,,,.TTINDANCI RICOaD Qll LISI THAN 50%11
DONALD BOLTON LIVll AND WORKS IN NEWPORT llACH, A ND 11 AVAILAILI IV "40NI OR IN PERSON TO A'-L CITIZINS OF
NIW'°RT BEACH All DAY, EVIRY DAY. •
3. P•raont lt1te1: "I h.ve foutht 19ilntt un•ccepteble Freew1y Routes. 11
T H E F A CT I S tMt ''"°"' .tvoca ... r-.openlnt the whole FreMWrf fltht, aM mev1,. tf'9 route to 15th St. or MIN ether -.ually un· ! we"'tblt locMlon ••• and thus Ir up 1nother unttlH•ftf• uM1n111ry Inter-City squabble.
DONALD BOLTON ~ T~.·~i~~1.:.~~.~.s1~~T o~~'7 ·=~~~=:=:::. ~~ ~~~;AA~roi01rc.ti:=~ !~1
There11 be fun and enjoyment for the whole
family all wHk at Southern California 's most
exciting shopping c.Mer--the only one in the
West with four major department stores--
8uffums', Tht 8roodwoy, Penney's, Robin-
son's--plus 52 other fine shops and rtstou·
rants with selections for everyone. There's
-J,orking galore and no nttd to dress up, so
make a visit to fashion Island port of your ,
Easter WHk plans.
s .. the "mummers" as they stroll through
th• Mall all W'ffk.
Enjoy th• South Coast Repertory perform·
once of ••wtnni• The Pooh," Monday, at
7100 p .m. in the Stag• Court.
. Lauth as the Mitch Colburn Puppets tell the
1tory of th• "Reluctant Easter Bunny," thrH
times Wentsday: .1 :00, 3:00, and 4:30 p.m.
Herve fun looking at old-time bicycles from
the famou1 Trepanier collection, Friday and
Saturday In the Stage Court ond at displays
of modern bicycles on Thursday, f~doy a nd
&oturdc:ry, all through the Mall.
ALL O' THI ".ANNINO AGE IES CAN A CT INSTIAD OP lllNO TRAHID INTO INACTION IY PU"tHER CON·
TlOVIRSY AND INDICISIQ . • .
... P•rsons Mys ht "hts fou9~ 19•in1t the phase-out o muine service f •cmties in NtwlMfi M1rbor."
T H E f A ( T I S : '1"9n1 fathtrM the Tl lands UM FH propoul which wwW fer• .._wry Mlrfne Service fecllltl• eut of bu1lneu.
DONALD BOLTON 0,.-ollS UNFAIR OR DISCRIMINATORY 'TAXATION' AOAINn ANY GROUP OR ARIA.
&. The DAILY PILOT h•1 d•ted: ••p•rsons ~ functlo"ed quietly •nd us udy with ""'°" , .. ind prefers the ne<Joti•tors •ppro.ch over susteintd
centrovenies." · ,. .
T H E FA C T I S • that Panem 111 tee fr..,-ntly TAKES NO ST AND en many llaues; doe. NOT ENTER INTO dlscvetlon or controversy1
• Ind "NIOOTIATIW CM bt Ml11y equ.ttlll te .,,IA.SIMINTI
DONALD BOLTON IS NOT RILUCTANT TO INTllt A l'IGHT, 11' A PIGHT RISUL TS IN THI PROTICTION OF THI llST INTIRIST OP
Of ALL THI CITl!I•
DONALD BOLTON AFTER INTEfdtVI INVISTIGATION AND COO&.. LOGICAL •IASONINO. PATllNT ATTINTION TO ALL CITlZINS
t DISIRIS. WIU. TAKI A STAND ON ALL I UUIS. DONALD BOLTON~~~ NOT SVfltlOltT »PIAllMINT TO llNIPfT A VOCAL MINORITY AT THI 1Xl'{NU 0, THI VAST MAJOR·
6. ANO .•. spMking of A TIENDANCE RECORDS:
THE FACT IS • that Panont, after ..... te M 1'Jllntetl ti the ''.lemt H.,.._ CommlttM'' HAS ATTINDED IXACTL Y 2 (TWO)
· • MllTINGS OF THll l~ANT COWJMITTll IN THI LAST 2 <TWO) YIARSI
DONALD BOLTON CAN AND DOES PltOMISI THI CIT1%1NS Ofl NEWPORT llACH TO l'AfTHPULL Y AND RIGULARL Y A TT END
ANY AND All COMM(TTll Mll11NGS, STUDY SIUIONS, COUNCIL MlmNOS, OR OTHER FUNCTIONS OF
CITY GOVERNMINT AlllGNID TO HIM.
7. The "LOT Myt: ' ''The ovtrrWlnt """" ...... It New...,, 1Hch'1 need for• NIW 1"4,llTTIR APPROACH -a BROADER-
GAUGEO, MORI ,_RllllVI N'PROACH -than It Ml .._. wettifttl from tlM City Council in recent ye-.
n ••••• " ttt. City ....... t• a PllUAll, MORI AOGR ISSfVI HOLD ON ITS OWN DESTINY.''
DON Ai I\ BOLTON IS THI CANDIOATI WHOSI IDIAI. IOALS, AND PHILOSOPHtlS AU TOTALY STRUCTID ON THE FOREGOING
At.II QUALU11CATIONS ll'OR A ~COUNCILMAN AS llCOMMINDID IY THI DAILY PILOT!
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The ... lewtnt It 1 11Mrtt .. lltt of fine cltlMN who u,.. ,_ ti9 V 0 T I hr D 0 NA L D IO LT O Ml .------------The start of a "" traditio,,_Ea11tr WHk·
at fashion lskJnd-for the shffr fun of itl tilt ..... Ml9 w .a .......... M.A!M == ............ ...... Sari "'·•Mn. ... ,,._.
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Fuel Cell Concept Told
For Artificial Hearts
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WASHINGTON (AP ) -A
h i gb-rank.ing government
heart researcher forecasts
development by llr13 of a
totally impl&ntable artificial
heart based on a new con·
cept of energy.supply: Use
of the body's own digested
food and inhaled oxygen.
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Electrical energy, pro.
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flow to the "muscles" of the
nearby implanted artificial
heart, enabling it .to pump
blood in and out of itself.
The robot heart itself
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the r obot heart would come
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form of sugar produced' by
food digested in the normal
fashion.
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flexible rubbery material.
which would be covered ~IE.Y
with a thin envelope of liv-,C.HAAiiE
ing tissue fashioned from •ACCOUNT
vein in the patient's leg. TDDAVI
Dr. Frank Hastings, chief
of the artiflcial b e a r t
research program of the
National Heart _ In3titute,
told The Associated Press
that promising results have
been achieved at t h e
laboratory level in develop-
ing the fule-cell concept.
He said it looks like the
best prospect yet f o r
ultimately m a k i n g com-
pletely implutable artificial
hearts available to hum·
dreds of thousands , o f
cardiac pati,nts n e w 1 y
stricken each year. He in·
dicated it would eliminate
the need for human heart
transplants.
The Idea would be to graft
the fuel·cell -consisting of
a porous but tough, jelly·like
pa.sue material -lnto the
aorta, the body's major
artery, beginning at the
point where the blood vessel
normally connects with the
natural heart. The cell
would employ a thin sheet of
gold·alloy fibers w h I c b
would act as a catalyst in
Indicating that energy·
supply is the major problem
in the quest for perfecting
artificial h ea r ts , Dr.
Hastings said the fue1-cell
coocept has c e r t a in
theoretical advantages -in.
·eluding potentially greater
safety -over a system that
envisions using radioactive
plutonium aa the power
source.
A version ol the latter
system la alto b e i n f
developed by the National
Heart lnlUtute ln coopera·
tlon with the Atomic Energy
Commission.
Hutlngs said the fuel-cell
is be.Ing developed under &
'325.000 NHI c<>ntract by the
Monsanto Research Corp. of
Everett, Mass .• one o! many
firms cooperating in the in-
stitute's many-faceted, '8.5
milllon·a-year pr<>gram aim-
ed at developing improved
• ' c i r c u 1 a t o r y assist
devices," induding artificial
he...rts.
He said that while eertain
problems remain to be solv-
ed, the first robot heart
employing the s y s t e in
should be ready for hwnan
use "in four to five years."
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NEWPORT BEACH
(Fashion Island)
J 0 OAJL Y PILOT M()!lday, April 8, 1968
PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
CilVE ONE "VOT .E!
r
Don Mcinnis
E NG IN Ell • x
APRIL 9th FOR
NEWPORT BEACH
CITY COUNCIL
DISTRICT 2
THE ISSUES
YllWS ON
----llDl-LANDSa
Any proposal to emblish a .lee program for use of city tidelands and sub-
merged lands in Newport Harbor should be approached with caution. First, there
--~w_n_tlr is s9m~$JU'.Ull_VJU'ious part.s aUhe coW1ty to reevaluate the Har·
bor District. which could have a major bearing on the operation of the harbor
in the future. Second, we must know what position the C o u n t y Assessor may
take on his approach to possessory taxes iC we establish certain types of harbor
lees. Third. we must be sure that the suggested fees. if levied, are really needed
for the benefit of the fiarbor as a whole. Fourth, we must take into consideration
lhe share of the load the waterfront users now pay through real estate and other
truces. Fifth, is it desirable to consider a fee program now in order to keep the
state from this source of revenue? I don't believe that these points have been
answered sufficiently as yet. More facts are needed before a judgment is made.
I oppose fees in pr"!ciple as a method of taxation.
CIVIC CENTERz Careful consideration should be given to the feasibility of expanding the
Civic Genter in its present location, keeping in mind economy of expenditure as
well as economy of operation. Our city is growing, and with thls growth we must
provide a facility capable of handling city services efficiently. However, before
we commit ourselves to a new civic c e n t er In another location, let us first con·
sider the alternative of what we can do with what we have -consider develop·
menl of the existing location and how this approach fits in with our priority needs
such as schools, improved utilities. street services. and libraries.
CITY CHARTERz Amendment No. 1. Oppose -a residency requirement of one year does
not appear to be unduly restrictive. If a district residency requirement of any
kind has merit, then a one year period will provide for a better undentan~
ol problems in that area.
Amendment No. 2: Approve -These are important jobs. A recognition
in the form of at least some of the expenses involved should be made.
Amendment No . .3 : Approve. Eligibility to nomlnate should be limited to
registered voters.
Amendment No. ~ Approve. This change will preclllde any ''last minute''
gerrymandering.
NEWPORTERS FOR DON MclNNIS
THREE FORMER MAYORS SUPPORT DON Mc:INNIS BECAUSE:
l'wm•r M•y•r FornMr M•yw
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proven Engineering 11nd
Admlnlstratve ba ck ·
ground would be good for
our city council at1 It
faces today's pToblerN .. "
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the TlilNKINC MAN'S
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CHAIRMAN -Mlt. CHAltLES HAltT
'Ull1 W. COAST HfWA Y., NIWPOltT llACH
Ch1rlff l Hart-1962-64
"l J>cUrvr Don will supply
the strong leadership sn
badly needed within the
City Council."
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QUEENIE ly Phll lnterf.lcl E&rli Buried
SP Train sen,w Ends
"We all bav~ our 'hang·upa' ~Mr. Canon. r m aorry
to ~Y you're not one of mine."
3 Policemen Shot
By Detained Dirver
VALLEJO (AP) -Police
said a detained motorist
of North Vallejo in lwo
squad can.
& SAM~ ~CJSOO (lJPJ)
-S CHI t b e 1 D Paclftc'1
overnl,ist passenger train
between Sao Frandsco and
Loi Angelle, 1he Lark, WU
lhwlted olf to a fide-track
today alter 58 years of
Jel'vtce.
Tb• oace plush train,
wblch canted up lo 300
perlOlll durlq lta heyday in
the late '40'1, completed its
final 11~ hour run early to-
day.
Two venM>oa of t b e
famous train made their
floal joo:rneya Sunday night
from San Francisco's Third
Street depot and i. o s
Angeles' .Union Station.
The lak was a victim of
the jet age. Pasaenger traf·
'fie bad dwindled over the
years to an average of just
78 persona per train 1 as t
year. Southern Pacific est1·
mated it would lose more
than •1 rnllllon a year If it
continued to operate t be
trains.
The SP won approval last
month from the State Public
Utilities Commission to end
Lark service. At ~ series of
hearings opponents of t h e
move charged the SP with
d e liberatefy discouraging
service by downgrading
service.
The railroad began eUorta
.... Ula two ,...,. alO to
end let Senice. Jn ID lD-
famoaa ••••paper ad-
vertllemtllt de«•Dinl Ch-
Lark'I nunciaJ. woea, the
SP uked: '"!'be Lark:
What fubn la there for a
bird that CID't fty?"
The Lark ran beadoo lnta
jet .-ge competition. Five
airlines operate dally on tbe·
West Coast rwte, gettinf ·
passengers between the two:
citiee iD • hour or leu.
For the railro8d b a f fl
signed up for the Lark'•
final nm, there was one co~:
solation. They did not have
to remember the famous·
train u the four or five car
embarrassment it h a d
become in the 19eO's.
So JU&JlY persons had sign:
ed up for tbe la.It trip, SP of·
flcWa aald. that a1ra cars
had to be added..
Scandal Grows
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -
City Councilman Marvin
Braude has called for · .~
resignations of two
municipal recrCiltion and
parks com mlasioners
.c h a r gin g they used
·'arbitroa-y and capricious
judgment" in action on a
golf cooree application.
wounded three officers Sun··-------------------------------
day night after he grabbed
one of their guns and fired
six shots.
Police Cltlef Jack E. Stiltz
said Roger Edward Gulley,
21. and George Herman
Wiley. 24, both of Vallejo.
were taken to county jail for
further investigc.tioo pen-
ding filing or charges. It was
reported that Wiley was
treated at County Hospital
for a forehead cut.
Alf Ptnnty Stores Optn Every Night Monday Through s~: .
The wounded o f f I c e r s
were Richard Hoffman, 30,
and otys D. Banks Jr., 28,
regular police, and WilllM)
J . ShackeUord, 42, a reserve
policeman.
Banks was reported in
serious condition at Kalser
Hospital here while the
other two were listed in
good condition.
Deputy Dist. Atty. William
Mackey said the oUlcers &r·
rived at the scene in tbe
Country Club Crest section
2 Convicts
Found Dead
At Quentin
~QUENTIN (UPI) -
Two San Quentin prisOn In-
mates from Los Angeles
were found hanged i n
separate cells during tbe
weeke nd.
Anthony Ql.lintero, 32, was
found dead Sunday and Jer·
ry Eliza Brown, 28, was
found dead late Saturdey
night.
Qllinte!'o, who was serving
2 to 10 years fOf' narcotics
possession, was found in a
. segregation cell where he wu pieced three weeks ago
alter be was stabbed.
Pri.IOG autb«ities said he
was placed tbere afttt I
refu6iog to tell who bad a t·
ta<:lted blrn. Officials said be
twisted the hem of a
bedsheet to make a ooose
wb1dl he lied arouod cell
bars.
Brown servltlg t h r e e
years to life for rape. was
found hanged in the prlsoo's
adjustment center for pro-
blem pri10nen. Guards said
he bad attached tom blanket
ttrlps to a veDt.llat«.
Africa Park
Recreation
In Planning
VACAVILLE (AP) -A
re-creation of one of Africa' a
national paru. witb Uons
and other animals roamJ.D1
at large, is planned 011 2311
acres four mO.. north of here.
Scheduled to open to the
public In March of next
year. "Salarilud'' 11 a pri·
vate f1 mJlUoft venture by•
lfOUP headed by Dr. JUy •
rnond Young, director of outa:nd'• Knowland Parll Jli>p.--__ ..,
Motorfata "De 1b1e fO
drive thro~ ''Safarlland''
over a ~~1 or boat Ilion& all Mftr •
Atrlcan fotlap wUJ be
transplanted for U. lions,
pa.flu, ...,,.. and other
pj.mall Co wander throu(b.
I
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PARADE
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NEWPORT BEACH ,,
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Belts in-Style IOr BUCliling Down -
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've read
our -column loag enough to know
JOQ feel about mtQ h11tlq women
eveo -in sell deJenae. t alao know
ou are a leDlible Pft'SOD who realizes
are uceptiom to every rule.
ANN LANDERS ~
bope JOll wtl1 tell me I am u
becau.se I intend to keep
·tt1q. my wile and I'd lite to do
with your approval.
Eighteen moo9>' ..ago I married a
iled brat. Sbt slept Wl noon and
n went QUt and had lunch with
girl biends. Wbeo I'd come home
d.lnner the bed wasn't made and
e breakfast dishes we~ still In the
. Also, there was no dinner. Sbe
· ded it was dumb to cook because
e cooks in the restaurants were
tter than she •u. There wu never
y rood in the botl$4!. A mouse W'OUld
~e starved to death.
Finally I Cot mad and went to
father and told him my problem.
e aald it wae my fault for putting
with lt and added. with a wink.
way to get a spolled brat in
e is to slap her 8.J'ound a little."
I· took his advice md it worked
onders. No more back talk. no more
around and goofing elf. The
e looks fine and the meals aren't
eat but she Is trying to improve.
d appredate your comments. j
· -MASTER AT LAST
DEAJl MASTER: Se yow slap you
anaad ud •w eVfty'thblf 11 mely a& yov botiee! Wba do
wut from me -a cold medal!
Jm -.. ,.. married aa lm·
mat.re lb'I ... l'HptllQ &. I eMW'a
......... deea't 1MU It la r(O&.
• nea ecoeptable. I 111.,e Y•
Tee:Opbe ~ fad &llat yov.r wife ltas
' IOOle ceueetUa la die atUe.
Ji'Wtllermore, alle may be your elie.
cllent slave at tlae mome.t bat cltt't
be •llJ'Prlsed lf, oae uy kr M11il0t1
manlfeata ~If la .aome mlpt7
1tran1e WJya.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: U I am
being a petty jert please ay so and
I'D mend my ways. Somethillg tells
me lhere's more involved here than
just the dough. How about a fast
answer?
I work in an office and there are
a goodly number or nice chicks
around. but one in pertlcular caught
my eye five months ago. Suzy and
I have gone out together several times
and I like ber. but sbe has one minor
fault. Sbe keep& bon-owing small
amounts -like coffee money, or
cigarette money, or $1 for an office
collection. or cab fare when she
forgets ber coin purse. Sbe never pays
me back.
lo the last three months (I kept
track) Suzy has nicked me for $22.
This won't breat me, AM, and if
you QY forl't It I wm. but sometimes
l thlDk I am bei.DI tabD I« a ncklt
and I don't lib ~ feelq. Should
l uy sometll.lnl and rllt losinf b4r
trieodablp 1
-BENT BUT ·NOO' .BUSTED
DEAR BENT: Petf)e WM •mw
.._, ... .Ut • e&rt lo repay
li6'1a1•1ertfa..,..., ...
ideK1 -.. Wt wrftle 1t •ff ..
''fwceUUleU" • _....., &o be ce•
cerM4 .-&.
.. Tbe •ext time Say tries te Roat
a small I • a • tdt ber site already
ewea you $ZZ qd y .. 'd appredate
It U abe woald mm aa .a.iempt
.lo pay It back. U yea loee ber aceoant
-1" meu i.er frleDCla~p -It woa't
be midi el a traJed7.
Do you f'eel Ill at ease • • • out
Of it? Is everybody having a good
time but you? Write for Ann Landers'
booklet. "The Key to Popularity,''
enclosing with yOW' request 35 cents
in coin and a Joni, 1eU-addreaed,
stamped envelope.
Ann Landers will be glad to "9lp
you with your problems. Send them
to her in care Of the DAILY PILOT;
enclosing a stamped, sell-addressed envelope.
Al Penney Stor" Open Every Night Monday Through Saturday OCC Hires
Instructors
·.THRU SAT. ONLY! .. . .. '
REDUCED I "" . . Save on_ our Penncresr
2-speed Y1asher \Yith
16 ·lb. load capacity!
I~. 184.95, NOW $166
Mln'I tfte .... fW'I ,... for c&elicafe r.,.n., .. well OS heavily .ailed wwW
...._ C •I ts .... I..,... N 2 rf!W9 ,_,,,..otvr• "J.<tions, 3 wosh cycl ... 2 woth
W .. n ..... .,., «lfw .,.._ ftft4 1110tel Hurry In l'IO'W ••• and IOV•I
2 temp1rwtvN ,., dryer, white only ••••••...••.. 149 • 95
2 .... p I til':,T elMfrk .,_, white only ........... • 119 • 9 5
NEWPORT BEACH
Fashion 111.nd
New i n 1 tr u c to r s in
mathematics and art have
been hired for the coming
achoo! year by Orange Coast
College.
Jeffrey M. D i m s d a I e,
math teacher, received both
his BA and MA degree~
from UCLA. He has i
background in math and
computer sciences.
Edward Bater will be the
oew art instructor. He
receiveci bis AA from Long
Beach Cityf College, his BA
from UCLA and his MF A
from Claremont Graduate
School. He taught for seven
years in Los Angeles high
ICboola aod for the put two
years baa been teaching tn
the Claremont colleges.
Both will begin work ln
September.
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
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MOllCll1, A.prtl a. 1968 DAJL V PILOT J J
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••• Re· Elett The
MAN
ON THE
BALLOT
Re-Elett
For MIMllll ef the CITY COUNCIL
SECOND DISTRICT Vote for One
ALFORGIT x . .......
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Four years ago AL FORGIT was the
best qualified candidate standing
for election from his couneilmanic
district. That's still true today!
~
AL FORGITS four year record has
been one of honest, conscientio us,
and competent representation. He
trolled and balanced progress.
As •. Newporter you un identify with Al Forvit. He
Mr'Yft ua on • person to person bHis.
wc~tks aggressively to assure our City's con-
Our tax rate is third lowest in the County thanks to Forgit's business knowledge.
At the same time vital and necessary improvements have been made in our water,
sanitation, traffic and other City services.
AL FORGIT has a proven record of being a willi ng and helpful man when it comes to
Newport\.schools, hospital, youth activities, fine arts, etc., too.
AL FORGIT deserves your vote. You can depend on him to serve you well on the
Council. You can depend on him to serveyou well in supporting our community ac-
tivities.
ELECT THE MAN WHO'S 1st
ON THE 'BALLOT AND IN
DEDICATED PERFORMANCE
ST
Wear• among the thoiasand1 of Newportvs who 111pport th• r• .. lection of Al
FORGIT and urge you to foin us in votinCJ for lfl• man who's first on th• baftot and
fint in line to help Newport.
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Saigon Takes on .. rol1ihition Era Aiara
S.o\ICON 1l l'I• <\n
Oriental H'r~1011 ur thr
Proh1b1t1on era ,1wakea~~
has e1rr1ved 1n ::.d1go11
The S1111lh V1e1namel>e
governmPfll ha, nrdrred
p·1dlcx:kt>d all bar' <.nd
mghtclub~ 1n Sauwn but a
number uf tht> om·e-swin grng
watering ~pob are still
operating surreputiously
Speaking o n telev1i;1on
ret·oolh. South V1etnamebe
President :\fguyen v a n
Thieu ~aad he <:losed the
hars as a wartime austent)
move and added that the ac·
t1vit1cs of sul·h places were
··harmful to our good moral
1rad1tions and our youths ·•
ThP 11overnment order
callt>d on the owners or all
bars. dance halls aod night
clubs to "immediately ceai;;e
operation. remove y o u r
signboards and m a k e
necc:.sary d e c o r a 1 1 o n
l"hanges to era~ au marki.
of your former trade ••
The same order also put
to an end the validity of
"professional cards'' issued
to Saigon's 20.000 darx:1n~
hall girls. bar girl~ and
waitresses.
The messl:!ge was swill in
reaching the bars. such as
those Lining the capital
city's honky-tonk Tu Do
Street. and the girl~ who
cater p r i m a r i I y to
Americans and o l h e r
foreigners.
The bars were doly clos·
ed. Or so it seemed -until
observers belan noticing
some peculiar scenes.
f'or example, 1t was about
noontime ooe day when two
American s a i I o r s ap-
proached a once-popular
d.rinkfog spot on Tu Do
Street. Like the rest ot the
bars along the .strip. its iron
gate was padlocked.
It was dark and quiet in-
side.
Looking lake the James
boys about to enter the
Dodge City bank. the two
sailors looked both ways
down the street. tapped
lightly on a window. and one
Uled in a !tap ~hisper: One day, a natiooal police
"anybod1 home!" jeep pulled up outalde one
cot ol the speakeasy raldt
ol tbe '20a~ For a few momenta the speakeasy ud for a •hlle 1t
iJ"ffD !elt curtains remained appeared It •duJd be raided.
drawn. Then they parted Inside. the eight bar girl.I
and a little old Vietnamese changed oyt or tbrir colorful
lady peeked out, eyed the Ao Dals and lnto pajamas to
sallo:r.s suspiciously a o d mue a actaway reminls·
said, "Yea, moniseur, just a -;;;;.-i.iiiii;.. --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil minute." Ir
n.e raid never CUM IMJt
tbe lir¥ Oied oat the bact
door, scaled a wall A>d ex·
lted to the stnet throup a
next door American office.
Once inside, the S&ilors • JOB PRINTING
phrnked down their piuteri. • PUBLfCA TJONS
on the darkened bar and • NEWSPAPERS
suddenly long-haired Viet· t hie Of The Largest Facilltia in Oranfe &unt1
namese bargirl:s appeared. a
lape recorder piped in soft
music and the sailors sipped
their beer.
There are similar scenes
ln many of the otbe:r bars j
along Tu Do.
PILOT PRINTING 642-4321
2211 West Balboa Blvd.
All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through Sat urday
Shop at
home!
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CALL CO LLECT (213) 6250461
.-we lning sompf esl
•free consultation!
FreeestfmciMr
• No obligation!
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ACCOUNT
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Decorate fo,r spring(. with
custom-made dr~erie ~
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* yanl for iabric
ancl labor
~Ml•cles instaUation on your rocl1; minimum length 12·
,.,_ chplrial IMJde ID fit ,_,. wi.idows •.• and JCM, toot Custom draperies look ......,., hang ~f1et'· We've a fobr;c -
OD111pllm_, .,,_., fwnihn setting ••• and it'& pricecl for ICIVing& nowf Choo. froM ._. dHM .,_ •lection of light, airy
1h1..., 1111 wtu•q11~ cLau1111i~ •• ~-..._.'"'..... • · •
Md ill your lane, IMliculovsly 1ai1ored and carefully m.talled. Just phone and our~willlwi"I you ICI ...... take
CaN al al tile tlMails for you. 8uf cion't delay, this '9nific low price ii offer.d for tNa .-le only!
RE-ELECT
' TON BEACH
. •• Cl
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VOT!
TUESDAY
. ~ APRIL .9th
NALD D. x
Partial List of Citizens .. ,,,
& Taxpayers for Ree~ction of
MAYOR DONALD D. SHIPLEY
6r. •"d Mrc. Relph H-••
E1+her Funlr "
lill Siruute
Mr. I Mrs. Fr•nlr Edwerih
Mr. I Mn. Hel Wirh
Mr I Mrs. Tom Welch, Sr.
Norm• Gi~t..
Wr. I Mrs. •oy I. lett.r11Ntt
Mr. I Mu. Nerlteri ~
Mra. ,ewl Jo11et
Mr. I Mra. Georg• W. ••l,h
Mrs. Fre11cH MclCelwey
Arndt l. H•n•ichon ~.,. E. .. ,,.,
C . G•or9e W. hirer
"· Hele" Copel•""
Mr. I Mr1. Wlllit H. Ch•pm•n
Or. I M". "-lllip E. Slleehe"
Mr. l Mr .. Oefteld T. Ml11nle
Mr & Mrs. Cerf Wil.le,,,..n
Or. I Mrs. Lyle He""•
Mr. I Mrs. •-,tit' D. Sletn
Mr. I Mrs. Teti S,.hler
Mr. & Mrs. lo~ Me,.dic
Mr. I Mrs. .... ,.~ ••t•
J.19pfl •• !'wry
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Mr. I MP*. Jof111 Ki,..
Mr. IM,.. ViftcMt lluiti
Jolin A. Hol1t
TOfll """4rewt
D..W Wlc!r.r1h•lil
Mr. & Mrt. Jorry P'fun~tff
J.•11 lll"11•r
Mr. I Mrs. T •ll•o H•r•
&1110'1 lteli•n OellcetesH11
Me,,,ette R. , ...
Mr. I ~-J•Mith M. ••Ml
Otur L Sffic•li" LM•ff• c...,...,. M•. l M". CJierlH l::. Ste110
Mr. I Mn.. CllerlH L &ill
Mr. I Mr1. D•v• Jeus
Mr. I Mr•. lob Teny
Mr, I Mrs. Jey Mestroi111"l
Mr. I Mn . •.tMrt McAd,,,11
Mr. I Mrt. J. Sltw.e11 Dff"Y *'· H-1 A"-Mr.l~lltr\
Mn •• ~u leyar I
Jolwi ltuecl Jr:
Mr. I Mr1. 6o0f' .. Willi•1111
Or. I Mrs. Willi-T. Weflhovs•
Dr. I Mrs:-61viJ D. wrtli11111
Mr. I Mrt. t. H. F.ber
Mr. I M". H-.• W.
Alu"'9r
Mr. I Mn• •. W . '-cfi,,,,
Mr. I Mn. Herry M. "Ce,"
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Mr. I Mrt. T-~ooper
Mr, I M,., J•m•t D. Corcor111
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Mr. I~,, ,..., II. We,_
Mr. 01" C. ~flit
Or, I Mn, ltoltert £.-~'9
Mt. I Mtt. T-......
Mt. I Mri. Vl"c•,.. •1c!lfl, Jf.
Mr. I Mrt. wim ... ot... ...
Or. I Mrs. IC1"111th t. M .... tU
Mr. I ti.I". !toll.rt I(,...
Or. Vir9i"i1 M. let+
Mr. I M11. AH.9' J. Metulf
Mr. & Mn. lllf $dryer
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NoWo J, Wtlt. Mr. I Mrs. Mee '· lellfOY
An+fi-v IT...-,1 To,,.+. Mr. & Mr._ Oo111illic A.,.,..
Mr. I M'l' Stenley L MecMillen Or. I Ml't. M•"tv 0. Dell..,
Mr, l Mrs. s...,. H•1'•11 Mr. & Mn ... ,,.. L. •;,.!..,, lrtf
Mt. I Mn. l ey let"' Mr.~ Mrs. M'aperii ~It
Mr. I M,., Jee• Hl9fay Or. I Mrs. A. C. &o,,,,en11
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Mn. L. I . H__..ot04! 01. & Mr._ W.wtt 01 De-
Stolt. "-" Or. I Mr\. Frenlt J. Alfi.,! I
Lo V" Lm ,hyllis WiPlie1111 :
Mt. I Mrs. Chnfo L lo9'et Deitev Fowlie i
,,.,, I M,., 0011 llou~m Mr. I Mrs. Ar .... Jo11se11
fof110 Wiiii•"'• Normen fleclti
Dt. L I. O.._. Mr. & Mr1. M 61lletple •
Mr. I Mrt. ~Ir Cflli1• Mr. I Mn. Dow lonfe
THI Sc~ Mr. I Mrs. Mly lot~
HeroW .... .., Mr. •"" tofo. J.Wpll Aft .. 1111
Mr. I Mtt. Wfll-T. luuey J11 ..... J. De &oelt,
Mr. I Mrt. J•lf•• J. $o,,,.. Jeck E. 1Coebi9
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BY CARL Cils'l'ENSDl Ollllr ............
The bll news al tbe 18th
Mobil Economy Run f<lf'
Orange c.o..t ~·Ider• is that Marta BeUlalf,
dimJDuUve blonde modJer ol
• five .t relidept oi Ba1boe
IJl.ud, ,.. Jbe oodpltltloa
in her evlllt for the 1lrird
~eyear.
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"-stores ~rd Straight Mobil Triumph
' THRll·TIME WINNER
M.rt• Rent.ff
finilbed in third place in
Qau A. dri vi1'C I Corvaif.
500.
Hll mpg average was
22.15.\\. He advanced from
si:ltb to tb.1rd place during
the nm.
FOURTB FINJSllER
Ed Mlller Of Costa. Mes"
lilliabed fourth in Class C in hil Cbevelle m .
''Tomiay" '1'1tomaa of Cor·
C:U c1e1 fior ~.~ · Hun ... on Man
driving an AmeriClb·Motlp • ' , · Ja~. '<fits m1>1 ~···Now. Professor wu 16.3750. Wlnner In the
clue .WU a Plymouth Bar• HIB>tingtion Beach reaideot
rtcUda_ SUI with a J0.0078 Dr. Rexfont W. Bolliftt, 8351
mRg llwrage. Alvarado. has been pro-
Mib Jones, c e n e r a l mote<! from a1toCiate pro·
manager of Orange County feQor to professor of educa:
Dure ....
IRONING BOAR~
3.97
Our It ... $4.57
E .. y to 11•0 M.'4 It a4justebla for iii·
lint or 1t•Nll11t po1ltlo111.
Mond11, April 8, 1968
14-lhch
PATIO IROOM 97¢
Our R... $1 .43
Ha"dy MOOltl It • mu.t for heery 4uty
1wH p-up1 011 patio or i11 9ara9e.
Deluu
CLOTHES RACK $2.96
Our R ... $4.17
lro11Tn9 aitl is invaluabl• to ilio liousawife.
6rut for Jripclry clotliH tool She iwm one of tbree
women to win in tbe MVtD
c1aues of Ile transooa·
• tineotal gel OOILMl'Yatioo
,
C (intermedlate size 6's).
Htr ~ hs 22.7680 and
ber co-driver was Ocee
Ritcti, Nowl>ort Beach resi·
dent and' iditorial director
of Road Test Magazine.
Raceway was <»<I.river for lion at California State
John Rkb in Clau D. drlv· College at Lo6 Angela, rt
ing a lluict Special with an was announced by Jobn A.11=s::mi-=:=z::iciczl!!l!!!!!!ll!!!:l:::mm1ii==!!":::1e~=::~es:=:s::!!~i!!Z:l9'Cll!m~::z:---~...m.%al-...------1N mpg average ot 18.5357. Gr~enlee, cba.inun c( tile w1111t ~ A'•· A'•·
They finW>ed in fouril departmeot of ~ a-&Mt""" ~ ..... " ......
HOUSIWAllS ""· HAIDWAll DIPT. HAJIDWAll DUT.
~."by.
: CHRYSLER l!CORD I
place. ec1ucatioft.
l..a(Wla Beacll co-driver Profeuor Bollin& joined AJI Atn.rlc•n
H. J. "Randy" Randolph the Cal State L.A. fac:ultx HOUSE BROOM 16-Plece
~ Three a.,.Jer Co r p .
, cars, two !Mn General
( • Motors, a Ford and an
~ American Motors e n t r y l w_.. ct.. winners tn 1bia
year'a M>brwiated Jill!.
FAMILY AFFAIR
It WU 8 "~·aiftjlir"
for the Rif(hs' •. Ooe;'s wife,
Bever'1" 'WJS :~-dl:Wer for
Ronni• Duinaf ~linisbed ~hi a 'lr.~Y .¥ont.e10 in Class D (~·
size kylinder cars). &ver·
l:Y ia a ~..ume •lltr'ent in 1be tv.iV' -~
driving with Tom Gillum Jn in 1959 wben the cone,. wu
an Olds Toronado finished known as Los Angeles. Sta/ te. 9 6 ¢
, • .,, 'ellllcal An.
"LITTH TO THI PIOPLE"
DINNERWARE $3.76
Tb• JDileale cla11lc,
whldl started lalt 'l'le'4&1 trom Disneytanct • ,,..
scheduled to end Stmday in
Times Squsei New York Ci·
ty, termir . r1 in ~
dl• .... -..,. Md)' is deflreac:e. tt P r ea i ~ e ll t
Jolln-·1 ~ -~ Slmdl)' M ldl)'
"' 1DC8'11Ulg. The 1918 guoline con·
sumptioo tett wu marked
by rugged weMber -cap-
ped by bliJ:zards, heavy ice,
and slm.by roads -plus see-
saw bettles ill most of the
seven ' 0-fts.
Some cl tbe .individual
ba1les were close enou~ to
•be settled by less than ooe·
tenth of a mile per p.Don.
Total milee .. covered WU
2,272.25 and tile f 1 e e t
averaged 19.1671 miles per
galloo at an .average tpeed
ol 55.0017 miles per hour.
Mrs. Retzlaff won Jn Class
F (for medlwn·price 8-cylin·
der cars) for tbe third year
· in a row and her fourth
Mobil victmy, driving a
Buick ~bre 400. She edl·,.
ed Jlm Wrl.lbt of Loe Ange.
let by .0244 ol a mile per
gal.lof\.
Wright drove a Dodie
Polara 318. Mn. Retalaff'1
• averap •• 11.tlSI mpg.
Ginny Simi ol Barbaak
was winner in ·a Ferd
Falrlat eompetlac tn Cl.la
Fot t)qn&A. tbe Indy 500
ftllbli line-was ~
aa J(on is a fi~e com·
petitor in the "500" and will
compete again this year.
Third woman clus win.Mr
WJS $1\irley S~-~ f
Tulare, W'bo was aever
headed in ber Dodg' Cor·
Ollle.t in CIJw jl. (in·
termediate · size ~Under can ).
Her mpg average wu
20.5744. "Avoid jaelt·ra~t
starts and quick stops," are
Shirley's suggestions, wbo strang~ough is a na·
tiooal drag racing cham·
pion.
Winner of the seven-car
Class •A (compact 611)
division was an American
Motors Rambler Rog u e.J
with 4'11 average ct 24.091"1
mpg. Lea Vlland WU the
driver. Viland, an AMC
engineer became ~e flnt
man ever to capture 11
economy run clau victories.
The Rop'a avera.. alto
... the tGp mark "' all 40
C91"1. •
Gordon Madison of H~·
tington &acb, who bad bla
wife Scberlee • eo-driver,
RE: Dee Cook 11 City Councllmtn
D_. Yeten:
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JUL'H V. HlllOlll. lN\tt eel ......... lfll. ,, .
l'.W lilr 111Jf """'8f W .... V. H~
VOTE FOR A MAN WHOSE ~ ,
HEART. IS IN COSTA . ft\ESA
COSTA MISA COUNCILMAN, TOMOIROW
Four
Generations
of
Costa Mes1n1
Since
·1111
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S1at..: wife Cmd1•.-dNr AWi M.y mcl •thter S..w.
\
Our 'Reg. $1.34
last fOI' l"door tiara floo,., You un't
but the price.
HOUSIWAHS DI".
Af'I. .... ,.
Dec.reWve •
WASTE CANS 66¢
Our R ... 94c
Handy ctllS come with timulated t.uket
wun, mosaic, or ttlll life dul9n1.
HOUSIWARD Dm.
KenMrs
An. ... "
SPIROGRAPH
S2J7
Ou,. Reg. $2.93
Heura ef fun I Y 011. can 1111k• 4ui911• u"·
ime9i11•ble.
TOT DIPT.
20 Pound•.
CHARCOAL 99f ··
Our Reg. $1 .'1
Ir.II It.it ~l•••h llllre ....._,.. •"' c!.•11· .,.
....... ..........
""" Western
CUT-OFfS
•77•
Our R ... 97c
efrt1 cut .. ffs l11 t ires 7-14 are pop11lar .... ""'"'· LA.DllS WIAI DI"·
Sterling Trim
"''"· .,.,.
GLASS COASTERS 97¢
Our Reg. $1.JO
A .... tlft ., ky t11 ... 1 f~ Y"' oWft ..... t. I tffch ef .... a11co. ..... ........ ..-r.
Al'll. .....
Our Reg. $5.88
Popul., brownafone drip 9late tlyla 1et
hu 4 111u91, clinnor .plates, salatl plates
•"' bel,lt. O.NNllWAll DM.
Jumbo
PICTURE PUZZLE
-48~--·· • Our ~eg. 7tc ·
Each pimla has over I 000 pieces that
intarlack into a bu vtirul nature scana.
TOY Dm.
Upholstery
MATERIAL 83¢
Our Reg. $1.27 yd.
Solltls, prl"h, anti a variety of te.turH
aro you cholco for 3 tlayt 011ly at tftl1
low price.
10 RoUa
TOILET TISSUI . 68¢
Our R ... 7tc
fa" rolls of soft, tw•·ply tluut '" ''"Ir
or white.
Table Top
PORT ABLE GRILL
'1.88
Our R ... $2.27
&rill 11 fart• •ntvth to 9rlll I· I 0 llurtatt
or four stoah et a time •
HAUWAll DI" .
Boys'
SWIM TRUNKS
88¢
Cl.ooso from luau prlnt1, c.tf•n k 1t1t1,
'"' corduroy 111rfe" In 1IHt I· II.
IOT$ WIAI DI".
Well"'
HANKIES 39¢
Our Reg. 79c
5ifl b.19' hankies are fe111l11 l11e wi+~
.... t.roitl...,, lace, or ..-111 Jewelry .
..... ._.....
MILLINHY Dm.
Liit ,_...,.. ,,_ Cello.Rey®
NIGHT STAND SLEEPING IAG
'4.44 r '12.9 7
Our ..... '6-44 Our ..... $17.97
...... 114'9' .~ ,...., t. ff11tah atel\4f t. Tith It o Hlndt·wtht .._, ,evl\4f Mt ef t1"•H"dl". ncall•11t 4tHlffy.
-·•WOllll ... .-.,.. ... o,_,..,.,,!',~IPb• .. ...._,._ -~eool&..-t. . ·-
4S.P*e
MELAMINE SET
'8.33
Our R ... $11.97
Ma11y bHutiful p•H.,111 avall1bl• in t"is
service for al9hl, brHk·tHitfant 111el•·
mine,
DINNRWAU DI"·
fringed
AREA RUG
'2.·&·7
Ou~ Reg. $3.97
Oval I 00 r. co.ttoo Nf 111.,11rre1 2T' ... S"
111 ma,,., Jecorafep oolon,
I
French Crimp
THROW RUG
sl.96
Our R ... $2.77
TurquoiH , pl"lr, 9oltl, --'o av1il•bl1
ht tire 2 I "x3'" ru' ma4o of I 00 ,r. vis·
CON reyon.
A,._ .... , ..
' Qu•rt
Charcoal Starter ·28¢
: Our Reg. 33c
Eay 1fart fo, Y••r lter·~u•• A 1111all
•111ount is all you n••'·
Si11 t.atrellt •nd si• faaliion colon 011 011•
ur-4.
HAll600DS Dm.
All PurpoM
FolclittcJ Slippers
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For TI1e
Record
Meetings
~OHO.t.'I"
Coatem .. 1.n Tw•lm••I•.,, CO'•I lie.I
llHllllf tf!I, 1"5 HMbor 8tvd, Ce1tl•
bl>~~ 6'~~· 81b<:oc.lr EitclrO<>IG , ExPlor .. Pool No, 1'6, lllOGOCll EIK· tr0<>la, 3!01 Hor-lllVd • Cosio
o.~:-.,::l~:,;~.;.1°" 8tedl Cn.ptrr, ~.onlc T""'•'*• 104 L•kt Ave , Hu"'
llnetl>ll e.1e11. 7:30 p,m. ,._,,," Val,.., Junior C!Mimber of Com-. o-rel .,,_berthlP, City
Htlt, 10700 5l11er Ave.. F'OUfltlln
Valle~« 7:JO p.m. <>ranee Cout Coln Chill, Mert"•N
Llllf1rv, ~ ~r Ori,... Newl>orf
c!~:c"M:;,.• ~-~ Lod9• Nft "· Odd Fel~ Hill. ?176 Newoorl
lllvd , '°''' Me ... 8 o,m. VFW No 1l'e. VFW H•ll, Vor-town •v•rt~. Mv"~ti'~'ro:y•ch, • o ,..,
(0>11 M.,_. CllY Em1>lov~ Cn..,.,••'
ICllC"e"' 517 W, ltlll SI . (Mia M..,..
v~tAm.lloard of OlrKtou. YM CA
26.JO .t.YOll. N-1 8e•ch, 1 • m. Cool• ,_. Exchano• Club. Corel Reel.
2645 ,...,_ ltvd., Cool• Mea• 12 Cleared to Land CAI"':'·,,,... Rolerv Clull-NOnll· Cos1• Me.a Golf and Countrv Club, 1101
0o11 eo.ir.e Drive. eoci. Mesa. 12'1° Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce President Jack Hammett (left), himself a c:.;:::. dtl ~· 1C1w•n1s Club, v111o11 veteran pilot, greets new Orange County Director of Aviation Bob Bresnahan, s-. 3SJ6 e.. cwst H'9m .. v, H . bai co'°"" 11e1M•r·11:10 o.m. with help of Costa Mesa Mayor Willard T. Jordan (right). ammett is c r-
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Four w1oc1s res11ur•nt, 16421 Bolw ground. C/llGI , Huntlr>olon llta(ll. n·u p m __:::..__ _______________________________ _
Huntington lleedl Ktwanh Club. Hun• nnelofl a11c11 Countrv Club, m 11111 f
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SI Hunttnglotl IH<h• 12: IS p,m. M~rl Hafbol' Oollmlsl Club. Viii.
M•rlM. IOd 81Vtide Dr1ve, N""'11<!<1
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(0$11 Mesi Klwonb Club. C•sol•n
Rttl•uranl. 16/0 Mewoo<I Blvd,
Anaheim Innovation
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Sex Class Frank, Honest
I •"" 8rHi.nd Drive f 4:01 p..m .. .,_ rt,.. FtOUfldtr Orlw
: l;~nd .5.!'."""'s.);;.';. " .. '"""ll••flon, By THOMAS FORTUNE
• 21117 ~ .. " Ave. Of ,... D•llY P'llot St•ff ! •·~.,:·msi .. ·~•u~ '1"'· m2 ""1
•· "Getting a girl pregnant.
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FOUNTAIN V.t.t.t.U "You mean you're going
lO·JO 1.m. Frkl•"· ctr ,.,., 1"" Etm to ]eave your own ftesh and l:~· p.m .. ur fir., 1n>e11hunt It. blood in an orphanage?" the
north ol Taltleft Aw. • 1 · .. ~-..
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,,,. •.m. s.tunlav. ,...cue. •• Tis-...i..--p w om a n? S h e IM!rl AW. '-"""""'
COST.t. MltA shouldn't go around letting s::O •-;;;:. s.tu"."ev. llll*ltc eulttMIA, just anyone buy her," a boy
t : SO' e.m., 11i. ,,."", leltef' end rebutted.
Grae. LArll "You don't .. ft_. _ _._ .... , t:06 a.m .. I~· 491S Otlle St. u.uuoa1>ua.uu.
I: 17 p,m., -flllik, 1611 Pr.c.ntll JUD. If yol1 get caught by
>:37 ca.mu ...... llNll. lf21 H•r&or ,........,.e at all it's somethlng 8Mf. ~J~~
7:03 o.m .• ._,.,,. ~. "5 w. 11111 st. ~·re btia.nded w i t b , ' '
12:'5 p.m. SUMay, ,_, 211'9 Pl• another a\.,l •aid. ~ti• -.. >:s.s •·"'-· ''"' •'•""· "'" ..,, ,._ 'lbese are ninth graders S:~'";.~~· ,.,,., tlN, t'lM Pi.utltla. taBdng student,, 0 f
.t.Pr. " Anabe:im Union High School
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wav 1 OS o.m., ,._.,., 7151 Hldtert Piiat
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118 Broadway, C.-. Meta
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Cemetery• Mertur1
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3500 Pael6e View Drive
Newport Beacll, Callfornla m•
PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
ROME
7801 Bel• An •
Westminster .ms
SMITH'S MORTUARY
U7 Mala St.
Hantlaito• Bud LE Mm
WESTCLIFF MORTUARY
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WESTMINSTER
MEMORIAL PARK
Mortuary A Cemetery
CUpel1
' 14801 Beacb, Weatmln1ter
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e DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION OF THE WAY
OF LIFE WE ALL ENJOY.
e A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE WHO HAS
PLEDGED HIS BROAD EXPERIENCE TO GUIDE THE
CITY WITH INTELLIGENCE, DIGNITY AND INTEG-
RITY.
e WITH NO CONFLICTING INTERESTS, PARSONS' ONLY
GOAL IS TO PROTECT RESIDENTIAL AND HOMEOWN-
ER INTERESTS, AND THE VALUE °' YOUR PltOf'.
ERTY.
PARSONS hM fought FOR:
,.,....rvatlon of Art.rial Hlfhwaya
CtYk leautiflcatlon -a.tt.r Lit.fan.
C..,.ratlen with Schools -Inter.City c_,.rattOft
'"-"atlon of Marine Life
Imp,...,.., Traffic Contrel•
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BEST
Th• DAILY·"LOT offers some
of the best fHtures, by 1etuel
~urv•y of reeclers, aYail•ble i11
eny '"""P~•r in the n1tio11.
"Pnpare for
the future ...
Today!"
e Secreteri•l
e Medical
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Auhti~t
a a 4
Keep, Use Seals
the Orange Cwnty Easter
Seal Society 1$ an
a u t ooomous organirtlon.
Money raised here stays
of .U r.o .... 1a ... n1leidn -~ ...... Tha tecNt: U. Pngandon P.
'J:hn'• •• otlau fna11la
lib it! Pl'qa,ratin B alH
tooth•• irrl~ted Utauu anti
hel)ltl p,neat flutHr infection.
la ointiun n np1o•itott Iona.
ORANGE -''Pleaee keep
and UM J'OUf Easter Seals
e"'1 if ru can't make a
cootr~." Pr aim S .
Singh, executive director of
1De Eaeter Seal Society for
Crippled Children a n d
AdUka of Orange County,
made tbat appeal today.
rlg!lt ·in the county to help -----------------;.......--
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Center for CrJppled Children
and Adults.••
The goaJ lot this year's
Easter Seal Drive in Orange
For
look
lop Sports Coverage
Daily Pilot to The
County la '75,00D. By usinC their H6lJ on
persooel man. Sing){ said. people will be helping to ___________________ _:_ _______ _
spread the word of the vital
work of the Easter Seal
Society in Ora.age County
even though they may not
contribute rooney. He added
that opening and handling
returned Easter Seals also
put an added burden on the
stall and volunteeTs working
on the amual campaign.
More than 300,000 letters
and packets of Easter Seals
have been mailed to Orange
County residetrls thJs year. The 1968 Easter Seal Drive
began March 1 and will coo-ti'n ue through April 14,
Easter Sunday.
Proceeds from the annual
Easter Seal Drive in Orange
County go directly to help
support the Rehabilitation
Center for Crippled Children
and Adult<; in. Orange. The
Center provides a broed
range of rehabilitation
services t o handicapped
children and a d u 1 t s
throughout Orange County.
"Many people do not
realize,., said Singh. ''that
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Boardings
Set Record
SANTA ANA-Passenger
boardings soared to a new
a I 1 • t i m e re<:ord for
Bonanza Air Lines' opera· lion at Orange C o u n t y
Airport. district s a 1 e s
manager Norm H a n s ,e n
reports.
Hansen said Bo n a n z a
counted 6,191 b o a r d i n g
passengers in March. the
high~t f l g u r e since
November last year and a
66 per~ent increase over the
3,1'1:7 recorded in March last
year.
A litti. short on money to pay t~xes?
Vi1lt nearby Southern Callfornla
Thrift & Loan today. Borrow mon.y
you need NOW and rvoid the penalty
of delinquent taxes. Repay in conven·
ient monthly Instalments. Up to 36
months to repay.
Southern California
RIFT&. LOAN
P.-,ONE: "46-SCMS
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New DC·9 Funjet service
to Las Vegas and Phoenix -
recently inaugurated -is
c o n s i de r e d partially
responsible for tlhe increase.
Hansen said.
THRIFT CORNER 170 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
VICE MAYOR
CAL BARCK
COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL
• Het f11!'9-tff th• ~st ,e11ii,le civic pt09ra111 wlthl11 the f111 dclal ,.., .. feet ol th• comrru111+.,.
• 11 ffee frOffl p•li+lul ~Hffr .. 1iwl e...+r.11
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• ti.i,lrHiftJ ltntlOle f11c•I "'H•t•M•flt
• leliavH t1te CoHcll aeh '-t a tervice 1"4 i+t evft.otlty aMI r•tpo11ti1Mllty it llma.cl to ,olicy m•~i•9 end ltqi1lt tio11 +owtNI
Hie pla11119' 411,...1.,_+ .f • tr-int c.i11-11Hy
• leM• 4eocM-011 lv'9-t1• ef ftch I . ·
• Ai ow11er of On11 .. Con+ N•rt•ry, !111 bee11 Htl..,•fy •119 .. ecl In hit ew11 ""hol11ele '"" •et1il llu1i,,en 111 Co1+1 Meit for n., .. ,..
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t1•1lldt 'ollcl ,.. .... co11ttola. ellll worlr wlthl!I • ft11111ci1f ~t
• Hu illy • reae11t1d Ct•+• M•t1 •+ the CHy, Co1111ty, Ste ... 1rt<f Ntft0111f level.
• As • yo11tf't IMllfuM111<111 1"4 clodlcat•J c .. +. Mt1<111, ho •M•rst1ll4h tlle ,,..-. ef • replJly H1N114ln9 co111f1'u111iy, 1114 ho
feith 111 ffl. fu .. re of hl1 City. •
Niii IN Hts COMMUNITY ANt IJAMl&.Y
• A relid•"* tr>tl ho-ow"•' i11 Co1t1 Mei• f., OYer 12 ye•••
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No One Ever Misses
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Dutchman's Landing
Swinging
Moscow
Sought
MOSCOW (AP) Two
Soviet wr1tert bave dedded
that Moecow nffds nllbt
chlbl to make It swtq
desl*e tM okl Soviet view
that such places a r e
Western and therefore deca-
dent.
Just back from a tour of
Budapest. w r I t e r s A.
Rublnov and L. Chernetsky
were appalled when the1
took a second look at
Moscow's few night spota.
All of the restaurants close
at 11 p.m. and none ofrers
m04:b more than an OC·
CAsional dance band and
sing,r.
BOL~ HORROR
1tle reason this capital,
with six million inhabitants.
lacks a.ny real night life is
that some comrades are
"seized by a holy horror"
when they hear th~ words
"n.ight club," the writers
said.
Arguing their case in
L i t e r a t urnaya Gazeta
(Literary Gazette) Rubinov
and Chernetsky pointed out
that Budape.st is Communist
but it has night clubs -and
they're fun. NEW YORK IUPI ) -rides, including the mighty They stay open till 2 or 3
Jacqueline Kennedy thinks Cyclone roller coasters the a.m. They have lively floor
it's "camp.'' Governors, 300-Foot Astro t ower and lhe shows, and nothing very
mayors and congressmen Wonder Wheel. The nearby decadent takes place, the
Like it because they have to. New York Aquarium oilers writers said.
Some people say it's tawdry thousands or ·m a r i n e So why do some. comrades
and wouldn't touch it with a 5Pecimcns from w bi t ~ consider night clubs sinful
10-foot mustard spreader. whales to snails. places?
But to 60 million visttors a A kaleidoscope of co ntests "Very simple," s al d
year, Coney Island is the is scheduled for 1968 _ for Rubinov and Chernetsky. • p lm i:teach the ...,,__ ,., __ ,,_ ~·_..;.N..t "1~· ""'",.._. -llC)Ot ID4l0 s a "'!' ., • -kitefiye1 ~. fislierine-n. mar--r~~ -"""15'' 11
Brooklyn Riviera, Acapulco ble throws. twins, boys with mind Russian' of the im·
at the end of the subway line freckles, girls with pigtails, moral West, and a s
and the •Hooolulu of the bot handsome 11 f e g u a r d s , everyone knows "its night
dOg lov"r's wor:ld life 1·s a mirror renection of .... · glamorous grandmothers, The resort whlch opened the ''girl most ea s i I y its day life "
its 139th seeson in ff.arch, watched" by girl-watchers But Soviet night life can
had its first tourists in 1606 and just plain old beautiful reflect "day life of a very
when Henry Hud100's "Half girls. dl!ferent typt' . . .
Moon" landed on lls shores. subordinated to other ethics According to tradition . the Firework~. ice skating at and morals."
settlers named th e area the new city rink, a patriotic JT'S FACT
"C " It the Dutch marching band pageant. a "It is not a fact ," they onyne a er Mardi Gras and a blanket word for the thousands of said. "that a meeting with rabbits that populated the tossing olympics are also friends, a friendly con·
island. Hudson's landing will planned . versation sometimes enrich·
be re-eoacted this July. Politicians from Thccxlore cs one no less than dou a Roosevelt to Sen. Robert book."
WATER BOUNDARIES Kennedy have his torically They said cultural ac·
Bounded by the Atlantic included a frankfruter · tivities. such as movies at
Ocean, Cooey Island Creek munching jaunt to Coney workers' recreation clubs
and S b e e P s h e a d and Island in their campaign were monoton<>u s. • ' W e
Gravesend bays, wher e itinerary. According to Gov. doubt that they are very gay
pirate ships once sailed, the Nelson A. Rockefeller, "no all the time," ,they said.
resort boasts six miles of candidate can ever expect to The writers r e j e c t e d
beach and a resident popula· be elected without a visit to argumen1s that night spots
Uon of about 100,000 -in.-Nathan's when he is ca m• should not stay open late
cludina. .gypcles whe tell_ paigniill fQC office in the because they might en·
fortunes durtn& the "1M!1Jtr' New York area.'' courage drunkenness and
season, ~ericln Indian~ · Since 1968 is an election deny workers their needed
and a die-bard colony 0 vear office-seekers are ex· sleep. · midw~ter surf bathers. Peel~ to turn out by the They said early closing
As it grew from a smaU bloc~, and the cries of hours won't stop drunkards.
settlement to a summer hawh and doves may . be As for sleep, their workers
resort for(the wealthy to a heard along the boardwa°' a.re now on a two-day
boardwalk amusement park, this llUDmer with ·Uie ca'fl weekend giving them more
Coney Island -just 10 of tbe local se.a "''"•· . time for night life .
miles from the theaters or ·~iiiiiiiiiiif!lii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Times Square -developed\11
an impressive Ust of alumni.
ADVERTISE RIDES I GIFTS FREE GOLF
MARINERS SAYINGS
! l'Olt "ULL OUAILS Ill PAOI n
Cary Grant once paraded
the boardwalk in stilts to ad·
vertise thrill rides .• Jimmy
Durante, Irving Berlin andl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~I Sophie Tucker tot their 1;
starts singing in local bars .
Clara Bow once worked at
Nathan's famous h o t d o g
stand before going on toJ
fame as the "It Girl" in •I
Hollywood. ,
lt was in Coney Island
that the notdog was invented I
in 1861. Nathan's, at Surf
and Stillwell avenues. the!
honky-tonk hub of the island,
l)Oce catered frankfurters.
for a party given by
Franklin and E I e a n o r
Roosevelt at their Hyde
Park home for the king and ,
queen of . Engl1tnd. I~ also
once mailed a aalaJTII to
former Pr esi d ent
Eisenhower at hls Get··
tysburg, Pa., farm. I
But after visitors get their
fill of Coney's lobster rolls,
knishes, corn on the cob,
jellied applec, clams, cotton
cancly, root beer aod salt
water t.afty1 there's plenty
lert to do.
The boardwalk bOast 485
I See by Today· s
Want Ads
e A whltt> n bU with bmwn
• l')IC!! IS lost. Ther.· I a n?-
ward oUe!'fd.
• llcre·.s a beraain In •
rr('nrh P~v1ne\1l double
hed. . .bt'lng 110ld· ·by 1
private P8rtY.
• Thii; will bt' of grut in-
terest to ARTISTS ... 1
chance to find IOl'TIP ran!
rarlv Frank H1m1lton p.11~tings. works 1..,. of
h\11 Wr!!t Tndlea Pf'rlod .
e Not ONE but TWO truck
c1riven1 are w11ntl'd by the
AAm,. nnn.
e llere'5 11 homl' for sale In
th1t BEAUTIFUL. CON·
VENIENT to 11\ des~
able spotl •.. l!'ff BAY·
CR~ ... It hu I pool
tno! e A "SCA.DA.BOUT" .• ,! I
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OUR CURRENT ANNUAL RATE OF 5%
EARNS 5.13% WHEN COMPOUNDED
DAILY & HELD 1 YEAR
USE THE HANDY PASSBOOK ..
ALWAYS MOST CONVENIENT
FOR YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT
OAJLV PILOT J 5 , ... ~ ........... . * * * * * * VOTE APRIL 9 * * * * * *
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H• has bffn a prime mov., durinq
his tenur• as Councilmen, of thrift
and negotiations that have resulted
in $1 ,500,000 in benefits to the peo·
pie. His pl•dge -Continued honest,
forwerd-lokin9 government, inc,..H-
ed efficiency, lower tHes, feir cour·
+eous and equal treatment to •I 'iti·
iens.
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u n fr••feJ to th ''"' '" the histor of N
florsing City Co e.l 'P•cf~cle of the ~ncu b•wporl a .. ch, we heve
N . unc1 cenJ1det1s-incl11din; ,:nt rneyor publicly '"·
end B 'I ow, you mey be wond . y oppone11f.
•r •y •pproech to our city•rp1ngl't~long with Ill• whet this le o . o ' ru 11'1 .. ns rnum oes rt "11en th t L ' my opponent •nd h e trie m•yor hu d
City H•ll? ot ., ctndidetes to perm~ • e ~oliticel dHl with P• uete his own po 't • , Did h SI 1011 Ill
get rne-..or t \ meyor do if in • fit of
of er ctndidetes he do esn ':n19t 7beceust he wented to
. Wu the ' ' tng my o meyor pressured b . ft t' 7 ppo11enf •nd who h y outside forces wh c 1c1 •ve now been red o •rt support.
C uced to dtsper•tio11
L • ould ii mu th oe1ng used by " •f fhis Newport 8 h
politics •t our Ci~meHsel cret ellit nct •imed" t cou~cil rece is now
Y •I? • setting up rne h' . w 11 c tne b ' • my friend • somewh1 t em . .1• your guess is es d
fhere is e forc e ut~ng rf it. didn 't s11991st t!oerl i' mi11t. It would ell
;ecret •fli ences •nd our crty thet prefers hen/ ~s :h•t somewhere
o local govern-, t • puches •11d cr .. m b. pre ed ce11didetes "'"· ,ru ._r~ • - -------1111P •ppr~ec Some supporters f governm1nt-wifh d .. o my opponent do i d
logue or debet IC tltons i11 the bee~ n ••~ fe vor secrecy in
'· room w1t~ouf public d'
All of this · ••-mt ny of us duri Ct!cus hooey hu b" .
ng th11 council •lecti " P•~1culerly distestef I t I would hop• h on ctmpergn. u o
dey, it will not , • owever, fhet in cu f pl~y1, the bleten:"d'·ply be b•ceuse you •;~ • vote for me neat TU••·
er I ch•ir, th e obvi~ireg.,d for fim e·honore'd •n9ere~ •f the power
never ••p•cfed t ".' ~•neuvers hetched . neu~relr~y of th e '"•Y·
o u11t '" our Newport e,~:h~mo1ee.frlled rooms we
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P. D. (DEE) COOK I x
INCUMBENT
2 LOCAL NEWSPAPERS ENDORSE
rDEE COOK FOR COUNCIL txl
~liii'LU00R c-/J e /1oa /, 11 ~if~IVll Jh c:J..t ?I 'J -Hop-PUBLISHER
In ~••• you eslc. I tm going to tell you how I •m voting in
T uetd1y'1 Newporl IHch Council election:
e iDllTRICr 5 P. D. (Dll) COOK ~
In c.se you ~re looking for an issue to help you arrive at
a decision, I su99est one that must be at the top of most lists
right now. It is not planning, or parks, or recreation or traffic
-or tven "harmony.'' It is the crushing burden of tues .
It won't do any good to cry out at tax bill time. The time
to do something •bout it is now, when you 90 to the polls.
The kind of folks you elect to office pretty well determine how
much .tHes you will pay. Therefore judge your candidat95 •C·
cordin9ly.
On• of the key points in Dee Cook's platform is his record
of serving ts "wttchdog of your tax dollar." I know Dee is not
talking through his h,t when he says he has been "~ prime-mov·
er in actions of th;ift and negotittions th•t hive resuijed in
•pproxim1t8ty I I/, ~illion dollars in savings and benefits to the
people." I have bHI) th er• at the C ouncil me~tin9s, and I cen
attest to his d.dic1tion in cutting down unwise •nd unnecess•ry
spending. Without Dee Cook's persistence and persuasion, that
city t11 bill of ours would be considerably higher .
Every busineHm•n and every looel resident should have a
big steke in supporting a c:1ndidtte with • proven record of
prudent tnd thri~y htndling of our tax dollers.
There is 1nother iuut which in t ime wiff tffect ctU residents
arid business people, and this is the growing trenq toward more
and more restrictive legislation. Here again it has been Dee
Cook who has spoken out on numerous occasions on behalf of
the individual property owner.
There has been much talk about the need for Council
"harmony,'' and there have been charges that Dee Cook is
responsible for lad of harmony. Don't be misled by such claims.
The record s~ows that some 94% of the Council decisions
during the past 9 months heve bHn by unanimous vote. If 1ny-
thin9, that is too much htrmony. The charges of dissension and
squabbling come from people who rarely or never •ttend Coun-
cil meetings, and who tre receiving inaccurate reports of the
meetings. From my vanttge point at the reporters' tebl., I ctn
•ttest to the fact that the "un-h armony" charge is unfound.d,
tnd thet when objections tnd questions have been r1is•d by
Dee Cook, he has had good ceuse to do so. I know of no oth.r
w•y to sidetrack unwise end hasty legislation.
Some other points deserve mention: I think Mayor P1ul
G ruber is out of line in intervening in the poli tical contest by
publicly endorsing a candidtte. 01Kin9 these past 20 yHrs tMt
I have been covering news of the Council elections, it hes b.tn
1n unwritien law thtt Council incumbents who are not ruftning
for re-election do not t ake sides publicly. I coMider it to b. •
mttter of Council ethics tnd courtesy to remain n9'6tr1I.
THI NIWPORTIR-IDITORIAL
Wt endorse the cal'ldicl•c:y of P. 0. Cook, for Newport
Beech Cfty Cound ind urg• the -..M•n of this city to vot•
A~a 9. .
Coolt hAs servtd the city weff durin9 his tenure in offte•
end evtn before ht was t'-ct.d to his pr•s•nt job. He it the
only incumbent named in the Newpoder endorsern.nh. Oft.n
1 lone dissenter when it ~peen that • "rubber s+tmp" vote is
cafted for, Cook has shown thtt he is no men's _.rvent or ef\y
9roup's tool. His record shows him to be in ttrtsttd first of 11
in the w.Jf are of the cittMnl of the city he serv11.
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K .. p the polltlcal machine out of City Hall
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Jf DA.ILY PILOT Mond~, April 8, 1968
CANDIDATE for COUNCIL
NEWPORT IEACH
• CHARLES E. HART JAMES I. STODl)ARD
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''Council dnd committee meetings sholJld be conduct!d ,_ ...,., .. .....,.,, IMc. DIA I LY
with dignity. People appearing before the Council
should have a courteous and attendant hearing. Too Or---,.,_,.....,...__,N,.,......._ __
''I am confident that Ed Hirth can give th. people som ..
thing th~t they have not had for some y•us; that is,
the calm, steady knowledgeable approach to civic
government and its many knotty probJems that cha,.. frequently this has not been the case. Therefore I favor
a change, and we can start making that change by
voting Candidate Ed Hirth to the Newport Beach
Council.''
ENDORSES acterizes his penonality. There is no room in our city
government for the 'grandstand play' aimed at per.,
sonal popularity."
ED HIRTH IS THE MAN WHO WILL SQUARELY FACE THE ISSUES
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Greeting 1968 Orange County Press Club's Ma.ii..of-the-year, John
B. Lawson and Mrs. Lawson (left) are DAILY PILOT assistant
managing editor and Press Club president Tom Mccann and
Mrs. Mccann (center). Also seated at their table are Dr. and
Conversation revolves around the subject of golf for Marianne
Cox (second from left), headliner winner in the field of sports
and Jackie Coogan, an avid player who dropped in during the
social hour before hia performance in "Sweet Bird of Youth"
Founders ·of Air California were saluted with the business head-
liner plaque. Four of the five attending with their wives are (left
to right) the Messers. and Mmes. William L. Pereira Jr., Mark T.
t
Mrs. Arnold Beckman .. Dr. Beckman, 1967 Man-of-the-year pre-
sented ·the award to Lawson. The annual event. staged in Santa
Ana Elles Club Saturday night, jlttracted more than 400 promi-
nent Southlanders, celebrities and club members.
now playing at Melodyland Theater. With them are Leif Erikson.
star of the TV show, "High Chaparral" and Mrs. Robert L. Bac0"
headliner in the field of public service. -
Gates J r., Lud Renick and Alan H. Kenison. Not present was J.
Kenneth Hull.
MoNay, A#rtl .. '"' ..... "
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Stars 'Dust'
Headliners
Another sports headliner is Scott Allan, who shares the honor with his
brother Skip. With him is Deborah WaJJey of the "Mothers-in-law" TV
series who presented the humanitarianism award.
Arriving to emcee the headliners ceremonies is Harry Babbitt with his
wife along with Mr. and Mrs. Willi am L. Pereira Sr. (left to right).
Jact ManbaD (rlgbt), m~sic headliner and hta wife
(standing) ot lido Ille 'welcome their table guests..
Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Fernandez during the com-
pUmentary t:ocktail hour. Marshall's award was
presented · by song writer Johnny Mercer, also or
Lido Isle.
Among prominent Orange Coast residents at.
tendin' the annual salute are Mr. and Mrs.
Dan 0 Farrell (left) who stop to chat with
Sterling Holloway, who presented the award
to Mrs. Bacon.
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la DAILY PILOT Mondiy, Aprtl 8 19&8
Consu mer's King
As a Rule 'Sovereig~'s' Judgement's Not Always Right
In pioneer days, many familiff were
nearly sel!-sulfioent economie1lly.
They grew thetr own food, built their
own homes. wove thel.l' own cloth,
made theu own clothing and so on.
In contrast. families of today are
totally dependent upon the economic
system of our ociety. 'They are ool in·
dependent ecooom1c unitJ.
So. we need to understand how OW'
economic system functiOIMI aod be
aware of the import.ad part that we
consumers play in this system.
The basic pul"1>0lle of any economic
system is to prOduce, from limited
resolll'ces, the goods and services peo-
ple need.
Our complex economic system -
known as "capitalism" or "f.ree en-
terprise" -is based oo t.be principle
of individual freedom of cboke by both
s--oducer aad conaumer.
Producers have the freedom to go trrto bueiness aod prodtlce. within tbe
sround rules wtablitbed by law.
whatever goods and urv1ces they
want to try to sell. In most cases there
la ce>mpetition between producers.
The expeC'Ution of m&ldng money -
a pl'o<it -ill the lnceotive for pro-
ductton. The desire for profit i.s what
encourages bwil)QSrnen to produce
what people want and do it as er-
hcienlly as possible.
As consumers.
we have the free·
dom to c h o <> s e
among the goods
and services pro-
duced, those which
we wut and can
erd to buy.
Throu gh our
ice of producfto-
or services, thoo-
lically, we con-
umers direct pro-
ucers to turn out
what we want. We
vote with our dollars. And wtth our
annual $550 billion ''disposable" I after
taxes) income, we are potentially very
powerful.
Th.is theory of consumer direction ol
ff1e economy is known as "consumer
10vereignty" -the coMumer is king.
Wedding Bells to Ring
-.:·
In June for Harborites
St James E p l • c o p a 1 M. Kellette of Tultin, at.
Cburdi will be the aettJ.n& tended tbe U~ersity of
for the June 22 nuptial&, Arizon& md.U a l)rellDIC.e ol
finking Katherine L e 1 11 e Stephena College where •
Mellette and David Bird ~ed tn merchlndieinl.
Workm411 , both ol Newport She ii a member of the Aux-
Beac:b. lliery of Hoag Memoiial
Miss Mellette, daughter of Hoeptal, Prelb~
Mrs Betty Mellette of Her fiance iJ the ton of
Newport Beach and Marlon · MJ'I. Olare Workman of
Mesa League
La Lecbe I.ague meet3
the second Tuesday at
-7:30 p.m. Mn. H. W.
Newport Beach and JC>lepb
E. Workman of Latrobe, Pa.
Re It a graduate of
MontcWir High School, Siil
Fet"!lamlo Valley ; attended
Dickineon College, C&rlisle,
Pa., met now ii a aieoior ma·
Under Ulla theory each COManel' la
both ft'ee IDd competent to au. will
choices.
But -and W.'1 tbe rub -wp're
also free to make bid dlolca And.PO,
In 'nAnY IDltanctl the COlllUP*' ia not
competent to be "kin1,"
Too often he does not !mow Wbkh
goods and tervkea are but la tenna
of his welfve. He does not buy oaly
what's beneticlal. He Jets emotions
rather than intelllaence and lmowJedce
guide lti1 dedlioo matin1,
The COJllUmef, in othlr Wotdl, ls
often irrational. .
And adwrtlaert tDCOVlge him to be irrational by: playing on .Wet)' feel-
ings and needs for security or telf·
esteem: sel.llng suual usurance; ea·
couraging impulse buying; making
consumers style conscious, t b e n
switching styles; promotln1 wute
through obaoleacenee.
But even a rational. well lDfonned
consumer is often coofused 1n the
marketplace. He la not able to judge
price. quality, quantity and ClOl'npare
values.
Why? For many reasons. For ex-
ample, be can't compare quantities
Four Course
Program Set
A 1morgasboard In the
Hanaa Ho111e, Anaheim will
open the 8:30 p.m. meeting
tomorrow of the Young
Sopblaticatea Women'• Club
of Southern California.,
New members will take
their provisional oath during
a ceremony conducted by
Mrs. Kenneth Head, presi-
dent, and Mra. Dutch Kalle ..
meyne of Westniln1ter will
give a history of the club.
Discussion of summer ac-
tivities. which include a
card party, rummage sale,
progressive dinner a n d
dance. wiU conclude the
session.
Moore. 545-4359, w I I 1
ans wer queati ons
regardinc location and
membership.
Jorinc in IQtory a n d """' .. ,.,... Kids L:ike to
'Ask Andy'
'JI " •;: •1.1 IQ. __ .. _ ... .a. ... :; Si .._Spr_n_....·ng
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~~a~F='J~ KATHERINE MELLETTE
affiliated with Kappa Sigma. To Join lrtdes
and lNke value jl.ldplenu eu1tY
when produc&a are pacb&ed in ao
many odd weJlbtl and lltel~
Hlddeo variatiOOI, aucb u in the
concentratioo Cot Uquict detercenta for
example) turtMr contule bbn. He a1lo
Is conf\lled by the eDOl'IDout variety of
product.a on the markeL The number
of cboioet ove.rwhelma blJn.
Another problem la that It ii lm·
pouible to judge the qu&JJty or
performance of many product.a prior
to purcbue. They may be too comples
-cars for example -Of the quality
factors may be bidden -u in
upholstered furniture.
And frequenUy the coa1omer ia not
given tbe nece1sary facta for making
we choices by advertller I product
label or salesman.
Truth mlxed with fiction , in.D.ated
claims. omi111loo of tmportant facts
and many other subtle methods of
misleading conaumers are used in
advertising and selling.
ln our. amuent society consumers -
both rational and Irrational -find It
clf&uJt to relllt tbt pr f F ' Ii to coa-
IUJU, 1n order to 1111 }lnlllucta aod
keep the ecooomy "mcm., abead,"
a d v er t I I 111 g ID , .. t promote
materiallltic vlluea. C~mer1 1uc-
cumb bf buyinJ more and JDOrt tbinl•
-thlnp that do not nectturily live
real aatimction.
And lt ls eaay credit wbida make• lt
all po1sible. Credit suppllea the meaDJ
(C11' famllie' to buy the product. wbicb
fulfill the ayntbetic ••ta created by advertisen.
For many fam.Uiea debt bu become
a way ol lile. And overi.Ddebtedftess
baa become the top family money pro-
blem of today.
111.e victim• who IUffer mOlt from
easy erffit and the pressure• to oon·
aume are the ignorant, the in·
experie.oced and those leas\ llkel, to
be able to make paymenta: the young
marrieds and the low income families.
In our free enterpriae system the
burden is oo the consumer to make
wise cholce1 -"Caveat Emptor" -
let the buyer bewan. All attempts by
Wblt la JDMDt la freedom for pro-
ducers to mUe a prdit. Ccm.sumer
welfare ta eouldlred importallt oa.ly
tmofar • it 1DcNuM )ll'Ofita.
Conaumen' freedeal ol choice is fre.
quently limited by producer• through
&act of competlU., price flliDa, false
and milludiQI adYertiafac IDd IO 00.
Yet cooaumtn are at a relative
diaadvantap in 1nf!Mndnl lelblation
because the1 _.. llDOl'Canised. un-
traioed and i.nartleulata.
Isn't lt time Is aodetJ•to place a
great.er burden of reaponaibility on the
seller to advertise fairly, to label pro-
ducta truthfully and informatively. to
refrain from overselling, up6dally to
the ignorant and the poor?
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freedom for both consumer md pro-
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Setting for Wedding
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Cbapel was the setting for
the wedding of Mrs. Bel
Reese of Corona del Mar
and Robert W. Pope of
Petaluma.
The Rev. Dr. Charles
Dierenfield performed the
Stephiµlle and Laura Pope.
The Newporter Inn was
the setting for the reception.
The newlyweds departed for
a honeymoon in Hawail, and
will mab their home in
Petaluma.
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day evening.
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NANCY ANNE BING
September Bride
Troth Told
At Luncheon
During a family champagne luncheon '
Nancy Anne Bing· and Thomas George
Thomas were honored guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bing hosted the
party \p their Corona del Mar bbme to reveal
the betrothal of their daughter to the son of
MT'S:"-Jolm Thomas of-Redondo Beach-and
the late Mr. Thomas.
Congratulating the couple were Mrs.
Ernest Bamping of Newport Beach, the.
bride's great-aunt ; and the Messrs. and
Mmes. Roy Young of Montrose and Alec
Bing of Redondo Beach, her grandparents:
Roy Young Jr., La Canada, her aunt and
uncle, and M. A. Anderson and family from
Newport. .
The couple disclosed they will be marr1~
Sept. 7 in St. Michaels and All Angels Epis-
copal Church, Corona del Mar.
The bride-elect, a National Charity
League debutante in 1963, is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School and Stephens
College.
Miss Bing presently is attendfog the Uni·
versity of Southern California where she is
majoring in fine arts. .
Her fiance is an alumnus of El Cammo
Junior. College and is enrolled at USC in the
fine arts department. He is a tea~g assist-
ant and Instructs private sculpture lessons.
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Hone ymoojLlng ln
Acapulco are M a r a h a 11
Glenn Hugo of Corona del
Mar and his bride, the
former Nancy .L o u l s e
Conrad o, Newport Beach
who exchanged vows end
rings before the Rev. James
Lamberth In Christ Church
by tbe Sea. Newport Beach.
Friday evening. • /
The bride. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. S>...Conrad of
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. was
given ln marriage by her
father. She wore a floor
length sheath gown of crepe.
designed in simple line~ and
featured Jong sleeves. lace
Oowers across the bodice
and a long train. A fabric
headband caught her pouf
veil, and she carried a bou-
quet of daisies.
Attending her as maid of
honor was Miss Liz BriJey of
Chicago. while bridesmaids
were the Misses J u d y
Lepler of Newport Beach.
Pio Pigneri of Balboa Island
and Cheryl Hugo, t h e
bridegr_oom's sitter from
BnntwOOd.
They wore floor length
pink chiUon over taffeta
gowns and carried bouquets
of daisies.
The bridegroom, son of
Glenn Hugo of Glendale and
Mrs. Mareella Sudderth of
Rldgeerest, asked Robert
Isherwood of Balboa Island
to be his best man. Usher•
were John Winward, Jerry
White and Bob Bise.
A reeeption followed in
the Sheraton-Beach I n n .
Huntington Beach, and upon
the return of the newlyweds
they will establish their first
home in Corona del Mar.
The bride, a teacher in
Huntington Beach, is a
graduate o.f Drake Universi-
ty, Des Moines, Iowa and af·
filiated with Alpha Xi Delta.
Her husband is an alumnus
of California State College
at Fullerton and served four
years with the U.S. Air
Force.
Hawaiian Honeymoon
Nuptials Noted •
MRS. MARSHALL G. HUGO
Acapulco Honeymoon
Costa Mesa
The Rev. Herbert Johnson tials, ttie daughter of Mrs. Fletchers of Costa Mesa. and Mrs. Noble McGaughey
performed the evening wed-· Jeni Hastie of Costa _Mesa Ushering guests to their of Tucson and Miss Kathryn
cling ceremony for Lee and Robert T. Hastie of seats were Paul R. Hastie of Hastie of Tampa, Fla ..
Laura Hastie and Jack Carl Tacoma. Wash., selected a Long Be a ch, the bride's aunts and uncle of the bride,
Fletcher Jr. in the First white~u de soie A-line re· brother: Steven F. Fleteher, and Mrs. W.yrtle Slater of
Methodist Church._·_of Costa embroi lace-..gown with. the.. benedici.~s b tot h.e r ~ D<>wney, t h e benedict's
Mesa. scalloped ce and em-RiC'hard Stevens, and James grandmother. ~ For the double· ring nup-broidered roses adornfog Gallager. all of Costa Mesa. The newlyweds honey·
• the end of her train. A bow Mesa Verde Country Club mooned in Hawaii and have
caught her silk illusion full was the setting for the returned to make their
length veil and she carried a reception attended by 250 home in Costa Mesa.
cascading bouquet of white guests. Circulating the guest The fomer Miss Hastie is
roses. book was Miss Suza'lne a graduate of Newport
Monday, Aprll 8, 1%8 DAILY PILOT J 9
James David Beck Jr.
Claims Bride in Mesa
Maklng their home in
Costa Mesa following a
honeymoon in Carmel and
Yosemite are newlywed Mr.
and Mrs. James David
Beck Jr.
The ~ev. P. G. Newnann
performed lhe double ring
ceremony in lhe First Bap·
tist Church of Costa Mesa
for ~e daughter of lhe Ar·
ternio A vilas and the son of
the James Becks, all of
Costa Mesa. •
The bride donned a white
floor length satin gown with
brocade and pearls and held
a cascade of rose buds. car·
nations and white orchids.
The ' former Jane Avila
was attended ~Y Miss Terry
Weedy, Mrs. Dave Ander·
son, her sister. and Miss
Deborah Sullard. Best man
was Gail Bash while George
Healy and Mike and Eric
Deterding served as ushers.
The reception took place
in the church hall where
200 relatives and friends
feted the c't>uple. Special
guests were Mrs. Quintie
Sa n d er s, the benedict's
grandmother, an d Mrs.
Leila Cramer, the bride's
grandmother.
The new Mrs. Beclc and
her husband are both grad·
uates of Estancia High
School.
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Attending the bride were W.ickey of Santa Ana and Harbor High School and her
Miss Alice Hastie, her sister assisting during the affair husband was a student at
and maid of honor, Miss were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Costa Mesa High School.
Patricia Wilson of Hun-Kiklas of Costa Mesa . Both attended Orange Coast
tington Beach. Mrs. Margie ··~s~pe~ci~al~g~u~es~ts~w~e~re~M~r~.~C~o~Ue~g~e~. ======~==============~=====1 Fletcher of Costa Mesa, thel;:
bridegroom's sister-in-law ;
Mrs. Larry Lease of Costa
Mesa and Miss Marcie Kaye
of Long Beach.
The attendants donned
gowns of blue peau de sole
and held bouquets of babys
breath and roses.
Lorie Peca <if Costa Mesa
was flower girl and Todd
Peca was ring bearer.
Peter J. Raineri of Hun-
MRS. FLETCHER JR. tington Beach was best man
Methodist Rites for the son of the Jack C.
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Some 14 years ago a pret·
ty Australian t e e n • a a u r
entered a small tennis
tournament and didn't even
get pall the aemifillals.
Nevertheless, 1be bauact
a big tropl:ut -bet bu.bud
Roy Emerson, tbe world'•
former leadl.n& amateur tea..
Dia player who ju.at turned
prolellionll and joined tbe
towin& IJ'OUP beaded by
Rod Laver.
While beJ' husband WU
oompetiac in a tounwneat
in Mlldbotl Squ.e Ga:rdel\,
Joy Emerlon WU tackling a
tut often dreaded b y
bouaewtve1 -aettinl set-
tled in a new home.
TKlllc time out from
chores in ber new and as yet
onfumilbed Eu t bluff
bomt, Joy told the DAILY
Pllnl' tbe ~ thlng really
worrying her waa learning
to drlve in the United Su.tes.
"I'm trying to learn to
drive on the other side of
the road and in the other
lide of 1be car," she ex.
plained.
Thil ii not always easy.
~·Al lN l ll SA YIN •S
Special
Value!
After taiing her husband to
catch a helicopter last week.
she found herself exiting
from the New-porter Tnn into
tbe 1tre~ and was horrified
to see all those cars coming
towardl her.
"There'• a lot more traf·
fie here than at borne," _.he
commented. "Besides. we
didn't stick much to lanes
there."
TENNI S AND TEA -Talk of Australia is juat the
cup of tea for tennis players and their wives (left
to right) Mr. and Mrs. Rod Laver, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shepherd. All
of the group hail from the state of Queensland in
Alistralia except for Mary Laver. Emerson has just
turned professional and will join the touring group
headed by Laver, Newport Beach Tennis Club 's
traveling pro. Shepherd is the club's new assistant
pro.
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Neveritbtiees, abe said she
does nuuragie to maneuver
Club Tours
LA Hospital
her new car back and forth
to oearby 1boppi.ng centers
ad oo other 8hort trips.
Botb Jf1Y md her husband
hail from Brisbane which is
located JD the Mate of
Queenaland. Since h e r e ,
they can nminilce with
others from their state -
Laver. traveling pro from
the Newport Beach Tennis
Club, Jim Shepherd, new
assistant pro for the same
club, and Mn. Shepherd.
bas vilited this couutry and
many otMrl While traveliDc
wittl ber husband GD toUra.
After arriving ln Newport
six wed& ago, they spent
about 10 days bouae bunting
~ liwd lb La JOla until
M•cb 15 when they wen
able to occupy their home
in Newport.
"We came over hen for
an lndeftntte period. We
leased thia .bouae for 12
lll<JDtba, and if we like it,
we'll tettle here," the ex·
plaiDed.
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A tour of the City of Hope
National Medical Centtt
was taken last week by
membera of the 1.eta Beta
chaptu, Epsilon S 1 gm a
Alpha 10rority of Huntington
Beach.
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the guesta of David C.
Beua.tre, director of speclal
lel'Vicel, wbo entertained
them at a luncheon and ex-
plained the work being done
in the facility. The chapter
then presented a donation to
the hospital
The 1.eta Beta cbaptu bas
railed funds to help the
Salvation Army. a Mexican
orphanage, M u a c u l a r
Dystrophy and the sorority
headquarters' diluter fund
and home.
lo the area membera have
given food basket. to needy
families, participated in pa~
terning therapy for brain
damage of a 7-year-old girl
and made tray favors and
given holiday parties for the
Garfield Convalescent Home
in Bunttncton Beach.
Business Women
Mn. Dolores Cronin, 536-
"117, will take c a J 1 a
retarding lnemberablp aud
meetinc location of the
American Bu 1l ne1 s
Women's Alsod.atlon. The
clubwomen 1.thtr the third
Wednelday of tbe mootb at
I p.m.
played very littie tenru.
since she, married nine
years ago.
"I probably piayed more
the last few ween than I've
played since I wu mar·
rled," she laid, adding .
"I'm impressed with the
number o( people here who
do play." •
T e n n i 1 is taught in
A u s t r a 11 a n achools.
However, according to Joy.
it isn't one of the most
dominant sports in the coun-
try.
"They don't have dubs, as
you have here, w l t b
re.taarants and p o o I 1 .
They're really quite nice. I
hope they start some ln
Amtratia."
A toft·apoken woman with
dark hair and bright blue
eyt'I, Joy quickly said "no,"
when asked If she got to
play much tennis with her
buaband.
"People expect you to be
a player in the same ltyle
as your husband, as 9000 as
you're introduced. But I am
hardly in the tournament
class. We've been traveling
around so much. I really
haven't had enough time to
be more than just a spec·
tator." .
Although Joy has never
lived in the U. S. before, she
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TUESDAY,
APRJL 9
By IYDNEY OMARR
''T!M wilt ID&ll cootro1I
tw destiny . • • Astroloay
pol.DU tbe "11.'' ARm (Mltth 21.Aprll
19): Accent on how you
relate to netgbhon, co-
workers. Be r e c e p t l v e .
Finbh baelc tasu. Don't
neglect easentiall.
Remember recent resolu-
tiQDJ c o n c e r n l n g diet.
health, recreation.
TAURUS (April 20 ·May
20): Pleasure g a I n e d
through children. You ad·
vuce it ""f'eative. Because
something was ac-
compli!bed in a certaiJl
manner yesterday does not
mean you ClllDOt change b·
day.
GElllNI (May 21..June
20): Be aware of cjet.aila.
You may f e e I restricted.
Thh should not be used .u
an excuse to throw caution
to winds. Instead, con·
centrate on home proje..:t.
Clur air in family dispute.
CA.Men (June 21..Jab
tz); . Sa.tr G E M LU
message. Deal intelligentb
with relatives. S o m e call,
wrUe, villt -and all desire
to be flattered. lltillze com-
mon sense. Know that com-
munication lines must be
open.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Check money, possessions,
bud1et Spotliaht on asset.a,
deficits. Keep fin an c i a 1
papers in order. You may be
called upon to make move
W'hlcb improves home en·
vironmenl
VIRGO < Au,g. 23-Sept. 22):
Circumstances turn in your
favor. Be ready to take in·
itiiltive. Day to a s s e r t
beliefs. Be dominant. Shake
off any tendency toward
lethargy. Once you get
started, go all the •11.
LIBRA (Sept. 23.-0ct 22):
Fine for 1peclal wort wtth
club, group, ol'ganization.
Be with those wbo share in·
te.resta. Break from routine.
Excellent evening for dill1ng
out. attending meeting, lec-
ture, theater.
SCORPIO (Oct. 2S-Nov.
21): Obtain bt.nt U om
LIBRA messaae. Some ot
your hopes, wlabel come
cloeer to reallUes, due to aid
ftoDl frlenda. Be gracious.
Socialise -make contacts. Paet favors pay dividends.
SAGl'M'ARJUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21): Alm hlcb but
adhere to principles ,
Presti,e rises. You get
chance to effecUvely deal
with auperiora. Promotion.
a d d e d responsJbllit:y in.
dicated. Tate initiative -
get started.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·
Jan. 19): Favorable lunar
aspect today coincides with
chance to formulate Jong·
range thinking, pll.M. See
beyond i m m e d I a l e in·
dicatioos. Communication
from a f a r could provide
bealUly incentive.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): You may find yourseif
handling mo~y of other.;.
Stress versatility. Be co-
operatlvt -but d o n ' t
permit people to take ad-
vantage of you. Find out
where you stand and why.
Adult Women Classes
Reviewed by AW ARE
PISCES IFeb. 19-Mar.
20): Emphasis on marriage.
partnership. People take -
close look .t your intentions,
abilities. Be cautious in
ma.king claims. Don't pro·
mhe more than you can
deliver. Check le g a 1
agreementa.
Coursea for a<kalt women
1'tD be revfend when the
South Coaat Chapter,
Association for Women's
Active Ret\µ'!I to Education
_tAWABE> meets..m LaguDa
Federal Savings and Loan
bullding at l :l> p . m .
Wedneaday, April 10.
Speakers will include MTS.
Wandalyn Hil t u D a n , in·
structor ill psychology and a
counselor at Or•l8 Coast
College, and Mrs. Becky
Gross, program eo«dinator
at University of California,
Irvine extenlion.
Mrs. Hmunan teaches an
evening divlslOll class in
vocational psychology for
mature 'tNDeD. iatel'ested in
retumillg to work or acbooL
Several summers ago ahe
partidpMed in a special
study &!'OUP formed Wl~er a
Department of Labor grant
to study the problems of
mature women.
Mn. Gross ia responsible
f<>r daytime programa for
women and noocredit lec-
ttre~scuasion programs.
All area women are in·
rited to the admission-free
meeting. Refreshments will
be served, and further in·
format.loll may be obtained
by calling . Mrs. William
Roley, (94-9651.
Thrift Shop
Opening Near
Newport-LagWla B e a c h
chapter of Forest Home
Auxiliary is opening a thrift
shop on Wednesday, April
10, at 472 Newport Blvd.
Members are asking for
usable merchandise to sell.
Proceeds are used for cluui-
ty. For further information
call Queen's Attic Thrift
Shop.
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BEAUTIFUL SHAPES
BEGIN WITH BALI
. . . and end with a
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Bali bras are created
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figure in mind, in the
newly impo rtant elegant
tradition . 6.00-11.00
A. Fomous Sno-Floke bro, flot ribbon
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ny lon/spandex powernet bock, front
sections. White, block, blush, blue, pink
or yellow, 32-38B.32-40C, 6.50;
32-400. DD, 7.50
8. Sky-Boli lonqline with flotterbanGI. Black
or whi te, 34-40 B-C-0, 11.00
C. Sky-Boli bra, desiqned ~o flotter every
figure , minus or moture. Loce Cups,
stretch strops, block or white:
32-38 B-C, 7.00, D. 8.00, DD. 8.50
D. Sno-Floke longline with woist-smoothing
flatterbond. White. 34-408. 3+32C.
I 0.00; 34-~D. I 0.00; 34.-HOD, 11 .00
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stylist, in our Newport Foundations
Depa rtment on April 10 and 11
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from 7 · 30 to 9 30 be~mnmg
tu'11ght • l'n1,·ers1;y 1>f Cala£orrua.
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This evening Mrs. Dor·
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Mrs. Jat·k Chapman. 54!1·
l'!'i'.I ma\. be contacted for
location • information r 0 r
Harb or C hapter o f
Hadassah. The club meets
a' 8 p.m. every third Tues-
day.
othy Wenck, home ad visor
for the extension service.
will discuss Growing Up
Healthy Scheduled to speak
April 15 1s Mrs. Marjorie
Thompson. CORE faculty
member or Paclfic Oaks
Headstart Training Pro-
gram. She will present Be-
havior Is the Clue-To So-
cial and Emotional Growth.
April 22 Mrs. Nancy Mel·
len, director or the Child
Development C e n t e r and
instructor in home econom-
ic~ at Chapman College.
will speak on Learnin~
Through Play
Mrs Eona Green. direc·
tor of the Child Develop·
ment Center and Parent
Education Program at San·
ta Ana Junior College. will
be the speaker April 29.
Her topic will be Parents
Are Teachers.
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SHARON TEAL
September Weddlnt
Betrothal
Revealed
Friends a n d relatives
gathered yesterday in the
Huntington Beach home of
Mr and Mrs. Raymond L
Teal Jr. to learn or the en·
gagement of their daughter,
Sharon Teal to Howard Ket-
tler. soTI of Mr. and Mrs.
William E . Kettler, also of
Huntington Beach. .
Plans for a September
wedding to taJce place in
Our Savior's L u th e r a n
Church, Long Beach, were
revealed to guests of both
families.
Miss Teal is a graduate
D1 Huntington Beach Aigh
School and will graduate in
June from Orange Coast
College where she is a
member or Theta Sigma.
She also is past honored
queen of the Huntington
Be a c h Job's Daughters.
Bethel 120.
Th e bridegr oom-to-be was
graduated from Huntington
Beach High and attended
California State College at
Lon~ Beach. He will be
graduated from the Univer-
sity or Southern CaJiJornia
in June.
fie is pasl secretary or
Theta Chi fraternity and a
member or Delta Sigma
Delta. and last year won
the men's interscholastic
tennis singles at USC.
Costa Mesa's f1nlastic ~ Years
1964-1968
1111
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"TRUST IXPIRllNCE"
Re-elect Rollert M. "Bola" Wiison ' INCUMBENT • APRIL 91 19l>8
• MAYOR OF COSTA MESA 19~
• FORMER COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION CHAIRMAN
• MEMBER OF ORANGE COUNTY LEAGUE Of Ctl'tES -. e PAST VICE-COMMANDER, AMERICAN LEGION
• AMERICANISM CHAIRMAN, ORANGE COAST LIONS
e CHARTEA MEMBER OF COSTA MESA HI BOOSTERS CLUB
e OWNER OF "THE AWNING MAN"
e PRESIOENT OF WESTERN AWNING ASSOCIATION
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Mrs. McCarthy
Helping Spouse
By JOY MILLER win the Democt1Uc nomWI·
Uoa for pru&deot.
Two women waJUng in Tbe foW' M c C a r t h y
l1ne rece.Dtly ln N • "' cl\Udrtn are Ellen Aane, 20,
Hamplhire to sha.U Ablgan a student '" Geor1etoW11'1
McCarthy's haod regarded Forelp Service S ch o o l :
the Democratic se1U1tor'1 Mary. 18. who dropped out
of Radcllfte for a year ·o wife appraisingly. help campaign; Michael. 18,
One nid: "I undentand who attends Georeetown
she's im intellectual. You Prep, and Margar-.t Alice,
know, an egghead." 12, who attends a girls'
Her friend exclaimed: school ln Maryl.and .
"Oh really! But sbe has In spite or McC£rtby's
such a sweet race. She look! rebellion against the ~aderl
just like a nice. ordlnary. or his party, hb wife bun't
motherly wonran. Are you s u f f e r e d any soci'd
sure?" ostracism. J
The truth is. Mrs. Euge ne • The Mc:Carthys now live
McCarthy is 8 Phi Bela in a (our-story home in I Kappa. bolds a masters W i..:-
degree in English and an asuwgton.
honorary doctorate of let-In their early married
ters and is considered by lives, though. the McCartbys
the other Senate wives as lived ln a quonset hut on a
their resident intellectual. college c~pus. They met
She has edited a collection when both were le-aching
or ecumenjcal papers and is high school.
working on a book on Born Abigail Q u i g I e y .
Catholics in America. daughter of a weekly
What shows on the cam· newspaper e d i t o r in
pa1gn circuit. however. 1s Wabasha, Minn .. she turned
that part of A b i g a i 1 to writing at an early age
McCarthy is a helpmate and and has short stories in
proud mother of four. several anthologies.
The McCarthys have been She taught in p u b 1 i c
a team for the 20 yeus be schooh in North Dakota and
has been in politics. From Minnesota, and was on the
years or campaigning wi.tb faculty of. ber alma mater,
ber husband in Minnesota. College of St. Catherine in
Mrs. M c C a r t h y has St. Raul, for six years.
developed a sixth sense She is a d e d i c ~ t e d
about the mood of a group ecumenist and is one of four
and how to handle it. Catholic women on the
Speaking to c r o w d s board of managers o f
doesn't bother her. "It Church Women United ,
comes from being an old col-associated with the National
Jege-teacherf' she says. Conncil orCburcnes.
Brown-eyed Abigail. 52. She believes w o m e n
wears her dark hair with its should rWl for office no mat-
distinguished white streak in ter bow hopeless it is.
a softened schoolmarm's-----------
coiffure. She worries aboutl .,_.,.._,
her weight and recently ~ost WOMEN onEN JO pounds to present a slim-
mer silhouette to voters. HAVE BLADDER IRRITATION
Although she speaks in· Common Kidney or Bladder lrrlla· lions alrttt twt~ u many women 11 cisively on major issues. her men, oflen causing te-nsen'" and . . . rt d h nen•ou1ntu from freque nt. burnlnl(. quiet VOtCe IS SO an S e Itching 11rlnatlon. Sttondarlly, you makes it very cle&T that may loae slttp ud have Headachrs, . BM«kac-hts and fee-I older. tired. d~ she's only say mg what her prnsed. In 1urh 1"n1u. cvsn;x usu·
Gene would say if he were ally brlnis retaxlnir comfort by cur1>-ln1.t germs In acid urine. and easlna there. oaln. CetCYSTJ::Xatdrur;gl1t1 todar.
She rarely tackles the ma-
jor issues unit! she has
softened up the crowd with
a homey little discussion of
how her four children are
doing their bit to help Dad
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R eealts UaavaUahle
DAJL Y PILOT 23
••••••••••• Lldo-14 R egatta N ,M/, •
100 Boat,s Vying
At San Clemente
U.S. Sailnrs Beat Mexicans Pittare:
U.S. Udo-14 aaUcn won
tbe lOlh a a n I v t r 1 • r y
meetinC ol tbe 1*roatioftaJ
Team Race Reaatta beld
Friday llld Slturday at
Balboa Yacht Club.
Smith, BYC, and Roy Wool· pee" s :
1ey, UYC. •
Near91 1'0 aa18'oltl lo the
. 125-mill Siii Ch m • a te
111-I race Sunde1 betUed
all-day calme b • t w • e n
Mike Hirsh
:.Winner of
... Hunting ton
Mike Hirsh ol Balboa
Yacht Club was the overall
'1Jd Class D winner in
Balboa Yack Club's HUii·
tingtoo Ge>-~ r a c e
Satllrday, the second race of
the fi6 Senes.
Despite ttle oooflici ol Ule
Safl Clemente Island race.
there were (6 boats en~red
in Ole race. Winds ranged
from ei3ht w JS knots.
Following are fina! overall
aod class results :
OVERALL -(I) Volante,
Mike HirS'h, BYC: ( 2 l
Maurice J . W. Sullivan.
LAYC; 13) Neja , Jim
B orger, BYC : (4)
J mp et u o us . Charles
Glasg<>w, BYC.
CLASS A -Robon Il. Bob
Grant, NHYC ; (2) Sparkle,
Alex Irving, BYC: '3l Flair.
Arnold Fuentin, DRYC.
CLASS B -(1) Maurice
J, W-. Sullivan, LA YC: (2)
Holiday, Page Noll, NHYC;
(3) Vela. Jack Bibb. BYC.
CLASS C -(i) Neja, J im
Borger . BY C: (2)
I m p e t u o u s . C h arles
Glasgow. BYC :· (3) Ann
Maria, Al Schoellerman.
KHYC.
CLAS.S D -11) Volante.
Mike Hirsh, BYC: (2) Balan·
dra. Jm-y McClaire, LTYC.
MORF -(I) Twinkle.
Frank Whrte, BYC; (2) Nui·
Nui, Dlck Blatterman, BYC:
(~l 'T\V<> Bits. Bill Lapworth,
NHYC.
Pynndd 8Md -..... end ot's.n Olmenta and ..
fl.ni.ab liDa at UM Newport
Hlr'btr Jetty entraace.
Retulta ol the race were
not avatlable today • tbe Newport Harbor Yacht Club
race committee r e ti r t 11
from tbe Jinilb llDe at I p.m. None ol the yachts in tbe
Ahmanson Series opener
flinisbed before 11 p.m. and
were instructed to take their
own finish times and report
them to the committee to·
day.
One of the catamaran&
entered in the multi·bull
race over the same coone
flni&hed early Sunday aig)lt.
It wu not identified by the race committee. F i n a l
N&ultl of that race wen
pendi»g.
Neither did V o y a I e rs
Yada Chm have resulta on
the Padfic Handicap Racing
Fleet race from I.Al Angeles
Harbor ar1>Wld Catalina to
Newport which started soon
alter tbe San Clemente
Island race.
The race started at Los
Angeles Yacht Club Satur·
day at 11 a.m. in a brisk
westerly that carried the en-
tire fleet around the west
end of Catalina before datk.
The breeze veered to the
southwest but r e m a i n e d
strong .as the yadlta slid
,........, .....
VICTORS ANO VANQUISHED -U.S. and Mexi-
can Lido-14 sailors gather around the ornate Inter-
national Team Racing trophy for which sailors have
been battling on a homwnd-bome besis fOr 10
years. The U.S. sailors won the competition Satur-
day. From left are Bill McCord, president of the
U.S. Lido-14 Association; Harris Hartman, national
champion and captain of the U.S. team: Tony Amal,
Mexican team captain: and Mrs. Alejandro Dennis-
ton, president of the Mexican Lido-14 Association.
Largest ot ' Fiberglass
Plants Now on Coast
down the back side of Th I I Catalina and San Clemente e argest hberg ass pro-incorporated into the design
is~ands. duction sailboat in the or the I.SS. In keeping with
But olf Pyramid Head world! ~ • aU of the largel'-Jslanders
about midnight the scene That's the ta~ being hung is her traditional interior of
resembled the start of a on the Islander·55 now be· Imported mahogany and
new race. The entire fleet ing produced at Wayfarer teak.
The 1even-mao U.S. team
beat the Mexican team 197
to l20Y4. 1be U.S. t•m was
headed by Harris Hartman,
U.S. oatiooel cbampft>o in
the Lido-14 Clu&, and the
~exic.111 team wu cap-
tained by Tony Amal who ii
also cbi.ef measurer for the
Olympic sailing claaes at
Acapulco.'
Otbtt U.S. tum members
were Bob Brudge. Mission
Bay Yadlt Club: Jim Tyler,
Balboa Yacht Club; Jrerb
Riley, Lido Isle Yacht Club:
Bill McCord, BYC; Gared
Mexican tlellln members ln lty M•w,. 1 • e • • •
add.Jtion to Amal ftN Marl· , .
lyn Oovo, Alejandro de la Wednesday s the rught wheo
Barra Luis Po110 Carlos all eyes are focused on the Di~· Dick Heskelh aod Al Academy Award scene! As
Denniston. you know, "Bonnie and
In a ~ team race Clyde" and "Gues-s Who's
event for LJdo • 14s the Coming to Di.mi.er" each have
Newpcrt. Harbor team was 10 nominatioJ>'.
the winner of challengers from the Santa Monica fleet Bob Hope, <M MC, can also
in the three-race series brag .tbout tbe strength of
Saturday. American actora and ac·
The Newport Har~ team tresses and films 1howing up coosisted of Don Weiss, Bill . . Rasmussen and M a r t y m the finals, instead of the
Lockney. The Santa Moruca over-all foreign aspect as m
dlallengers were T o m the past few years.
Leweck, Tom Coles and
Dick Van Duzer. F'our of the five movies up
for "Best Picture'' are oneS"
not destined for ail·fanuly
showing, d e a I in g with
vioience, ra.cial troubles and!.
or sex! "Doctor DobtUe",
with 9 nominations, is the Gnly
one of tbe quintet labeled ~ a
family picture. The
Colorful
Sound of
Orange
County
Music! ...
Spencer Tracy, winning a
posthumous nomination. is the
one in position to be the first
perf<mmer to win top acting
award three times &hould he
win that accolade Wednesday night.
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~odgers to Win
nouncef Sunday that under DO
drcumatances would the team take
tbe field agaiat the Dodgers.
ll the Pb.Ill don't show op the
mainagemeat COWd be fined and tbe
game forff'Jted. It would be the ttrst
forfeit of a major league game since
19'9 when Ule Phlla forfeited a cciateat
to the New York Olanta becallM of a ran demonltration at Connie Mact
Stadium,
The One· for (orlelture ts atowld ts.ooo. and ahould the f<rfelt take
plaoe Taelday m,trt. tile Doclcers
• Ill Tribute to
HOCKENHEJ.M. Germany (AP) -
The auto rldn& workl paid tribute to-
day to Jim Clark. who wu killed 1n a
crasb Sunda7.
The 32·ye&ro()ld Scot, winner ol the
Indianapolis 500 in 1965 and twice
world driving champion. met death 1n
~ rain at the Hockenbeim Motodrom
wben bis Lotua Ford Cutw<m'th skidded
on wet upbalt..
His cm-, tpeedirig along at 174 miles
per hour, tore tlroulh a fence llld hit
• tree after turning over 1ev .. al
times. Doctors at t.be n e a r b y
a.idelberg Hospital, where he was
pronounced dead, said be bed been
killed instantly from a broken nect
and a compound fracture of t:be skull.
"It is a great &bock," said Jo Bon·
nier. Swedilh chairman of the GnDd
Prix Driven Asaoclatioo. "Jim was
the greatest driver ta motor racing to·
day. His death ia a great lois to the
sport."
A bacbelor. O...k won a re<:ol'd 25
Grand Prix races and was the world
dlampion in .1915.1 and 1965. Three of
hi.I Grend Prix victories came in the
U.S. Grand Prix at Watkina Glen,
N.Y., the last one in 1967. He set a
i:ecord by wirullng seven Grand Prix
races in a row in 1963.
"Jim Clark may well have been the
greatest driver ol all time," said
Wilfred Andre'W$, chairman of the
Royal Autornabile Club in London.
Corona del Mar's famed racer Dan
Gurney wu unavailable for comment
today.
"Qark ,.._ the best driver of the
Opllles UCLA Coaeh
Ill
Trojan Hur.dle Whiz
Due for 12.9 Clocking
Outside of a sub.nine Hoond clock·
ing for the 100.yard dash, an 18-foot
pole vault, and the breaking of the
13-second barrift in the 120 high
hurdles. there aren't any other
reasonable track plateaus that haven't
been reached by the world cinder
corps.
' The seven.foot b.ith jump, four·
minute mile. sub-45 .acood 440. 200-
fool discus 006s, 300-foot javelin Uirow
and 7(}.foot shot put have all come
abouL ADd il'Ntm& that not too much time
will slip bJ befclre IOJneorte clecs 18--0
u,,,,,,,,,,,,.
WHITE
WASH
......... "'
in the vault. runs mi U for the 100 or
covers the lligb obstacles In 12.9.
Prime candidate to adueve the lat·
ter is one Earl McCUlloudl. cWTently
representing the University o f
Southern caruorn.ia.
McCulloucb served notice he may
accomptisb 111Cb a feet by aldmming
over the huda ill 11.3 Jail weekend
in USC's OOGluelt al Cal.
Coach Jim Buth ot the rival UCLA
Bntlns proarptlt dec1.-ed t h a t
McCulleoch woUl llkeq run at Jeut
12.9 sometime during this Olympic ~ar. barring &UoiMEll tregiedy.
"Earl's a grut athlete," Bush con·
rides. "He gets the great ~· has .
Cine speed and be really skims those
hurdles low.
Bush hu caUM for lnt~st In the
Trojan spike aquad of coach Vern
Wolfe for tbe Bruins and SC nm it up
Area Events
Not Aff eeted
By Moratorium
Unlike professional sports, h I g b
school athletics goes on as lkheduled
today and tomorrow despite the re-
celrt deeth ol clvil rlthta Monn leed-
er Or. Mar& Luther King.
The only exception ii tbe Cue)'
Stenftl baseball touma.tnent in Long
Beach. wbJch has been pat off uBtf'I
WednudaJ. Orange Coast CotJete will
compete ln the clamc. 'Ibe Bucs meet
LA Harbor at 2:30 in the opener.
Westmlmt.eT a.ncl Newport Harbor
High are enplln~ In tile 11-tum s.n.
ta Ana E1b blaebaD tournament that
got under :ny today with tbe L I o n 1
taldn1 Oll bolt Saddlebac:k at l :•. ·
Newport enfa~Rancbo Alamttoe It Santa ADI V WI monln1.
lf untlnston BeacJ went to lDCJe-
wood blgh tehool to battle Avlstlol hi
~ Rawtbome ImttationaL
Tbe 08en wUl foOft .i=m.
e1 on 1\mdly -tint t at
12!aG ad then EJ St at 2:IO.
Winner of the bracket wtD conttDue In
tbe tourDeJ on Wedeetda1.
The Fountain v::;;, Jnvttatlonat IWimmJet meet at.a at t Lin. and coeUD:ued throup 3 p.m. 1't1h c.osta
NIM md P'taltain Valley ~· tnc a. !nlDe IMP ta a.. is.team
.a.Ir.
on May 4 at the Coliseum. UCLA owns
two straight upset wine in dual action
with use.
However, Jt appears the string will
come to an end four Saturdays hence.
"They have to bave the greatest
track. team ever seen." Bu.sh says of
his potem rivals. Asked what bis latest
dope sheet lndk-at«I for an outcome of
the May 4 spectade, the Bruin boss
~ed. "I couldn't tell you. I found it
too demora)istnl to try and dope."
Bqlb-,,.. stll tn tM clouds this
moirulng after his forces upeet a fine
Oregon state team Saturday, 73·72.
"It's the 1eeond blg&est win in my
four It~ bere,'' he confides. Bush
says tbe blggest was last year's
abocker over beavtly favored USC.
"I had a realistic prediction that
we'd 1oee to OSU by 15 points,'' be
contlnues. "And I bed my 'secret dope
sheet' wbich showed ua winning 75-70
if everyone came through with his
personal best.
"But that's like asking for a
miracle. Yet, that's wnat we got. For
example. our 6-4 high jumper (Kerry
Ross) we.flt 6-81h for second place
against their trio which had bests of 7·
2, 7.0 and 6-10.
"And Rlck Sloan came through for
key second p~ points in the pole
vault, despite being slightly injured.
"We tbw&bt we wwt going to get
nrtipt 1n the vaalt becMlle we would
be wffboat an entry afta' a tree.k ac·
ddent to Joa Vaugtm the morning of
the JDee\.
"But Sloan asked to try, we let him.
and it served as a great tmplrlation for
the whole squad When the guys aaw
Rick 'trying." •
Vaughn joined the hospital -Loste
When be fell down the stairs when
leaving home for the ~t. He may be
suffering a CJ18cked rib. according to
Bush. * '{;{ * Slaort C'lre11lt
Former Long Beach Poly whU John
Hubbell took first place hr the sbot put
with a beeve of 57-10~ to help
Walhingtoo 1n its 70-M trad win over
defending NCAA cbam~on Oregon.
U•efe•&ed Ne.,.n Bart. mp
,...... • a clacll ~ te wt. a aeeoad
.al,., Cll' tnuU camptoullllJ.
USC baMetball coacb Bob Boyd was
pet = at Saturday aigbt's .,..... oet which bonored Jrvtne
League Ui2llt Corona del Mar.
King
BJ TRE ASSOCIATED PllESS
Mbletic acti.tty continua ft I
vtrcull lltlDdlt1Il today II the
.... community jGtnecl the rat o(
h Mti(lD 1D mourfWlC the delltb of
~. *rUa Lul>e' KlAI·
'nle funerll for tbe stain dvU ri&hta >elder' wUl be held Tuetday
U. AUID&a. aoct few epmta evtMI
will be beld QDtU after the ~.
,._..y's tradltloDal openerw lit
Wuhmgton, D.C .. in the American
Leapt and Qnc.la.net! ln the Na·
Uoul League already were Mt
bid to WedlN .S.1 llonl wtth aa
I
preterit times," saHI Juan Mlaual
Fangio In Buenos A.Ires. FanOo ii a
Cive·time world driving champion.
"His death is a tragedy for .uto rte>
Ing," Fangio added. "I am well eo-
quainted with the Hoctemeim nee
track. It is a Vf!rf fast circuit IDd at
fast circuits drivers seldom eeclPt
death in case of an accident"
In Tokyo, a spobsman for tbe
Japan Automobile Fed• rat lo n .
declared, "We are extremely 1bocbd
and saddened to learn ol Clark's d..th
which is a t.e."Tible lols to world radn&
circles, The world bu lost 811 ldoL"
"Clark was unquestionably the
greatest racing driver In tbe wcrld,"
said~ GrwtelB in IM....,,,lis.
U.S. to Field
Short, Quick
Olympic Five
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (AP) -U.
S. Olympic basketball Coach Henry
Iba of Oklahoma State feela foreign
competition will be plenty rough and
mlghty tall
A 12-man U. S. team was named
Slmday, barJdng more on quickneu
than on size.
nji! Olympic trials ended Satwday
night with the NAIA AU-Stars whip-
ping a cold·shooting AAU team 64-59 in
the title game.
More than 80 players were con·
sidere<I in the three.day tournament in
Albuquerque.
Immediately after, a 45-man com·
mlttee met for men tMn 2~ hours.
and came up wiUt ttd8 team:
NAIA -Glym Saulters, 6-foot·2, 175
pounds, Northeast Louisiaoa: Don
Dee, 6-7, 205. St. M.-y of the Plains.
Kan.
AAU -Calvin Fowler, 6-1, 170,
Good~ars: Jan>e'S King, 6-7, Good·
YeM .
Junior College All·Stars -Spencer
Haywood, 6-8. 230, Trinidad. Colo ..
Junior College.
Armed Forces -Mike Barrett. 6-2.
155, U. C. Navy and former West
Virginia Tedi collegian; John R.
Clawson, 6-4. 200, U. S. Army and
Michigan: Mike Silliman. M , 225. U.
S. Arm:! and U. S. Military Academy.
NCAA -Ken Spain, 6-9, 225,
Houston; Jo Jo White, &-3. 194,
Kamas: Bill H<Jeket, 6-7, 228, Ohio
State; Charlie Scott. M , 180, North
Carolina.
Alternates -Don Issel, Kentucky.
Tom Black, Goodyears, G e o r g e c.vter, U. S. Army: Cb•les Paulk.
N«1beutleTn OklMoma; Rick Mount.
Purdue: and Joe Hamilton, Southwest
auutlan, Tes.
Death
opener at Hcmtm.
Tbe Natianal 8-btbeJ.l Anocia·
tim p&.ayons, wlttl ~Welphia at
Bottioo ad SAD FNndlco at Los
Aneeit~ wmi l'Wttd>ed from Sun·
day to"~ llCht·
ExceptSom Lnduded the flnel two
roundt of tti. GreMer Greensboro
()peft Ooll Tournament 1et for to-•y, aia 1.-..UClllll Rocke y
t-iue playolf at Muaecoa, Mich ..
and an Alllerlcan Hoeby League
pL&J'o(f at~. n.t. tonl&bt.
Some bone rlldn1 alto w11 on
~ Greelllbal'o Open M'Mdy baa
Inc the !Ditter YitD ~ Jlm GIDSam
Ind wuu. OIVtl. .. ...... d.cbaitely
decided to PIJ the same.•• Gl1llam and
Davia lr9 Necroei.
The ........,. quoted tt.11 as
aayl.ni. •iften UM Dr. KIAi have made
Jt poaalble for us to be In 6asebaD and
we haft the 11'..u.t fU1*t for bt1
memory and we wW do om-~g
for him tn ctmrclt -DOt al «!be.._ ball flel<t." · ......
Bavul ~ wbJ the Dodaers
did 1lOt follow the otblr clubt in
poetpoalna lhek ccmt.t.
Clark
Grenat.elli Ja president ol the company
Wbidi spouored Clark'• L«u1 cars in
1968 atld 1187 and for whom Clark was
to bsve driven in Ute Indy &00 this
year.
<lark'• parents in Sootlalld beard ol
the tr.lfldy while visitinc friends. Hi1
father James, 73, Mid, "Jim'• mother
never wmted him to tae up a redna
c~r md I was not very teen. But
we bad to accept Jt and we were proud
of him."
"Now lt bu ended,•• tbe elder Qark
added. "Hi.I mother m. Ubn k w:ry
badly."
Chrk's body will be flown to F.din-
btrg, Scotland, where h flmen1 wll1
be held Wedneldly.
Orange Coast
------
Crew Captures
2 of 3 Races
Crance CoaJt College crews b a d
one of the grea1'elt days In the IChool•a
hlat.ory Saturday at tbe Long Beech
Regatta. taking two of the three races
1n which they were entered and aluat·
tering the four.year college course rec-
ord in the process.
OC'11 Pirates will now meet the Uni-
versity of Califomla, April 13 at Berke-
ley. Next borne regatta will be April
~ at Newport with San Diego S t a t e.
Univerllity of Loyola and UCI offering
the oppositfon.
In what was billed by the experts
.. •the tey 'face of the day, the Pl·
rate sbeD Jed from start to finish in the
Junior Varsity competition.
They covered the 2.000 met.en ln 6:-
00.3. shattering the old course mark
by five seconds.
UCLA, with several ex-OCC oars·
men in the shell, finl11hed two lengths
back in 8: 10.3. Unlvenfty <A Oregon
wu third In 6:14.5; UCI, fo~, _f ·
23.1; Loyola, fifth, 8:23.7; and \g
Beach State. 6:32.0 .
In the frosh race. OCC's powerful
first-year shell broke strongly at the
start and led for a good portion or the
race before UCLA overtook them at
the finish.
Orange Coast took the lead at 35
strokes. then failed to cut back and
conserve some strength for the end.
UCLA was timed ln 6: 14, with OCC
in 8: 19.3. Third was UCI (8:24) and
fourth wu Loyola (6:27.5).
In the varsity category, for which
OCC ls not allowed to compete, UCLA
won Jn 8:00.0. only three tenths of a
second better than OCC's JV crew. Lo·
yola was second In 6:02.l and UCT
third. .
'n'8 Bucs then competed in the
four man shelJ category and won it
handily in 7: 29.5. finishing ahead of
University of Oregon. UCT and Long
Beach in that order.
Rowing In the four-man shell f o r
OCC were Frank Pea.in. Beven Har·
vey, Chuck Dewey. Jim Loc.kwood and
Gerald Walsh.
In the frosh boat ~ Harold Tot·
ten, Al Schneider, Jerry Zlppwald.
Aody Mlhaylo. Joe Flynrt, Ray Martin.
Ken Lewis. Rocky Raun and Cox
Randy Goff. The OCC JV boat: Jay Amestoy, Phil
Peterson. Cary Simonds, Ron Lind·
lay, John Bale. Dave Halliday, Geof(
Strand, Jim Jorgensen and Al Pierce.
MCMld&Y, ~II 8, 1968 DAU.Y PILOT M
Opener, 9-0?
"li we bad a da1 1ame ached~
lib the othen, we would delinlt.ely
bave can~lled, too.'' be sa.ld. "But our
ope!ltr Is et night It will be 11 p.m. In
the east and a p.m . here, lone after the
tuner al.''
Qufun aaid the Phillies' players bad
not been consulted aP<i had nothlng to
do With the decla1on not to play.
Pitcher Dick Hall. the Philadelphia
etayer npresentative, c 0 n f i r m e d
Quinn's atllteme.nt and added:
"There will be no rebellion 1gainJt
the deciJlon, even lf it means for'Nil"
Dodger pitcher Don Dryad.ale Hid.
''Everyone la entJtltd to thQ-owu Olll-
nJoo. I would lmqine they haw their
own oplnloo, well llld lood.
"But," be .tdecl. "Jmowtns ti.
Ide.ala King rtood for I would Udnk lie
would want the came to be pla.Jtd. JI
it tbo\lld be f or(elted, all f know II
we'll be 1..0 and they'll be 0..1. ''
According to baseball ru1ea the N9'
tiom.l League oflke bu no aa:=tn declJion. It Is up the the
whether the ~ II forlened
decis1oo whether to play lie IDf 11
up to the tro!st oftlce -"' the ....
team.
UPI T
KILLED IN CRASH -Jimmy Clark, two-time world driving champ-.
ion and former Indianapolis winner, lost his life Sunday in a crash
at Hockenheim, Gi!rmany. He was competing in a European Formula
Two championship run.
Sports in Brief
Colonels Concede War
To Lure Cager Unseld
LOUJSV1LLE, Ky. -The Kentuc:tcy
Colonels of the American Baskett>all
Association heve caUed off their cam-
paign to sign two-time All·Amerioan
Westley Unseld and have withdrawn
their $500,000 contract offer.
The Colonels had been competink for
Unseld's services with the National
Basketball Association's Baltimore
Bullets
The signing campaign staged by
Kentucky had reached the point wMre
a half-million dollal' four.year contr-act
offer was made to the University of
Louisville star -and full.page
newspae>er ,ads bad been taken out
urging him to sign.
But it all came to an end Saturday
night. For the third straight day the
Colonels presented their argument& to
Unseld.
Unseld replied that he would rather
play for Baltimore.
"' "' " ANAUErM -The Saa Fra.ndaco
Glaot1.Callfoml1 Angela uhlbltloe
game 1cbeduled for Sunday aftenioon
was canceled in memory of Dr. Martin
Luther Kine Jr .. 1l1ln Thursday.
The Glaat1 and Aa1el1 alao
reachedllled their Tuesday openers.
Tbe Gluts will boat the New York
Mets on Wednetday ind Ute .bcela
wHJ Invade Yankee St1dhun ta New
York also on Wedne.1d17. " ., .,
PHOENIX. Ariz. -Bobby Unser.
Albuquerque, N.M .. sped through a
flmtlng pileup to capture the Jimmy
BT)"llll 150-mlle U.S. Auto Club race at
Phoenix Jnflernatlonal Raceway.
Unaer, drhing a ~
rear-engine Otfenbauser, averqed
just over 100 miles per hour to win the
Sunday race. after setting a o'*laP
qualifying • ecord of 124.009 m.p.b. It
was Unser's second victory in a row.
The win was worth '7.566. " ., .,,
SAN DIEGO -The Loa Mpilt
Dodier• bllled •P few &Mir N.-a
Leape re'1l)ar aea10• opener .....,. :z.r.:.~1 a 5-1 wt.a ner die ae"'-1
T1te 1ame was tdPlfpW l9f ..
•Iaiitnc or ftnt batemaa Wet Pamr,
wbo lllt two bome rua1, aM ~ ....
dliDJ of Dodcer ace Dea Dr,WaJe.
Dr)'ldale looked 1lwp as t.e ~
tile (Int 1lx 1Daillg1 1Mn1 ., Mt fMr
hJtl, la11dnl DO Walka ·ud IU1l:la• let
seven. Newcomer Um Aplrn ..,.
ped ., for Drysdale ad aUewe4 t11J
tll1"ee lliUI II three ICGRlell .......
""' ""' .,, GREENSBORO, N. C. -A rarity ee
the professional foll tour, a Sb019
day, brings the twice-delilyed $137,IOO
Greater Greensboro Open TourDmnal&
to a belated concltllloa today. ·
Bi.Uy Cuper. never out ot tbe a.t
since pt,y began lut Thurtdl:y, blM a
two-ttroke margin OVf1t BobbJ ~
with a M-boie score ~ 132, cme ~
over the record far tbe ~
and 10 under par.
Gene Lltt.ler and Don Jam&IJ'7 Wlllit
tied for third pl909 at lJS. Al
Today'a endurance eo1D1t ,... 1111
up wbe11 Sunday's tchechaW tw
roundl ftl'e poftponed beclme of ..
nltianal ~of~ fw b 111i1f Rev. Dr. MarUD Ldlill' De.
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In Chaffey Invitational ... •"· ' By RAY PLUftO
Of "" ~ "" llilff
' ONTARIO -Altbou~ laclement [~ forced cancellation of tb1a
l frtmiet prep attraction 1D two of the IMt tbr• years, Saturday'• 38tb an· ~imal Cb..u.y IDvltational track M>d
field meet wasn't lacking 1D it.I
''toueb,'' with a 1urprking number ol
<Orange Coast area athletes working
tbelr way into the limelight
• While tbt novice Mpnent (fruhmen
and aopbomore) WU apecte4 to 81C• ~ lor the ltrastil of five ar.a
IChoolJ, lt wu the open dlvilion that turned the tabln bl the talellted 16-
teem fteld.
... O.wlnl chunpiOD Compton won
.. expected -.. atrenitb ol • ~)obrta, bat lfeMinlter WU a 1troni
l9"aUa ( 12) and Haatmston Beach
~ Htb (10).
• Newport Hut>or prDll'9d five jrwbn md Lapu Beacb two, wh11e
))olta M .. faDed to datm a point ln
·b open competition. Alt.hoop aportiDC DO athlete that
• ranted blaba' .... am, In the ftlld, ....... tr.u vtrtuaDy domJnated the
ahot put • Buntblston BMcb'• Kurt Clemaa YOD the ...-with a bene Of
IM1'. 1bat effort WU hll best Oil ~
ud MCOnd amoa1 Oran1• County en--tranta tblt aeuon. In fact Clement :C:. bll pnvioal best by nearly 15
la .......... Lecum Beach'•
Gd Barrowbf IDd I..ace Powers
placed fCQ'tb and aixtb. Hartotrby lot· fed • M-1~ tlfort. wbDe Powers
bad.. bll MUOM1 b1&b at 53-~. Westm.lnlts't penm1 Lyme upset
---t!ll'""nt1d1111dre ftaalr<NI bi t&ee
bull), betni docked in 2:00.8. Lyman
took tbe lead .t tbe far turn and tilen
outraced Pomona'• John Barfield
d 0 W D the stretch, wtnainC by f h e
y~ surp1lea 1D tbl open dMlioD
found Newport Harbor'• Diil Moon11
third In the two-all wttb bla cmMl'
belt of 9: 47.4. ID tlM llcoad but ol
that same evtat, WlltmlDIW'1 Orel
UUe and John Xl1pd1ct piac94 foarti
and flftll (DO tlm• nallabll),
Huntlqtloa Bwh'I Midlid Ril'dl
oame ap with a bant ol spaed at 6e
wir9 to place 1econd 1n h1I f1na1 beat
of the open mile (4:35.5) ; Douc
Boes' Warner
Cracks Mark
In EC Meet
By ROGER CARLSON .... °"" , .......
Orante Coatt coUe1e'1 hopes for aa
upset cbamptoo1bip in the Eutem
Confenoce IW'l.mmlng finals went
d<>wn the c!raln 8atul'da1 dttplte
Frank Wunc'a reewd lnUing
performance 1D the 1160 and Del Ren·
fto'a w1n to the 100 ylr'd free.
The Hornet.I of Fullerton, who went
into the final day ol. action with a 15-
polnt lead, contlnued thtiT' 09erall
rrwtery of the ccnfem>ce 1'i1b a final
point total ot us~.
Scluneak w. tfllrd 1n hf1 beat of the
open mile (4:37.t): and Dick Jaffe of
Nnport Harbor placed fo~ ln the
880 (no titne) to account for the ()ther
area medll wtnnera at the vanlty
level. Santa Ana's Jaaac Curtil failed to
make any notJe at-pulllnC up lame 1n bis pretim.i.n.ary heat of the 100, but
there were a number of top athletes to
take his place.
Bellflower'• 8ob Ballard notdled the
belt state cloct1ng tor the DI this
aeuon by wtnnlnl the fJna1I ill ~.t.
Ballard'• effort aC'COOllted · ror a
meet record and be cane back to
equal tbe meet standard with a t . 7 for
tbe 100.
Com&n's talented high Jump duo of
Reyn · Broq and Patrick Bradford
bypuaed tbe clatslc's mark of '-1"'
when they boCb cleared 6-8~. BtoWll,
the atatie champion at thait specialty.
wu awarded l.irst on the bull of
few• mla1es. In the novice 1egment, Newport
Harbor placed f.tftb in the 11Dal polnt
tally (14), WeatmlDlter netted 10,
Colta Mesa 4 and Hunttngton Beach 4.
Newpcirt'1 Durell Blood waited off
,,-itb nro medlll u be placed second
ill tbe SIO duh (31.7) and Mb in the
lonl jump (2>-1).
Another top area effort came 1D the
880 Anal• with Weltlnimter't Wayne
Akiyama wtnnlDg the event 1n 2:02.3
and Newport's Dick Jaffe MCODd at
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t. Tiiiey tsllltt AM Veller) 4. WUlleme CA"• L.e-
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PART OF BROTHER COMaO -Former Huntington :beach HJgh
burd1e star Don Jonel ii seen durine the compeUUve day1 when he
streaked to a palr ~ 00. achool records which 1Wl stand. Now,
12 years later, brother Sob ia out to break Don's standardJ.
Dodgers' Wrro Provides
Heavy Traffic in Thread
LOS ANQELF.S -ZoUo V....U.. wa1 in and out aD tbe time.
-..S • ...._nwy ftect al 4oilt all "U hJ pi.ay me. W. wiD tbe pen-
bil ... 11M IDll ndW .. 4beary on nut. I tried to tell tbtm but nobody
b-elld.I. wouk! U.ten. ,,
''If yuu Ulp a .Wt man t.bM a
,_-,• be 1Ud 1D bil owa pertlculu'
brand of Enclllb. ''it ... Giit of
lbape. It wi:1l not bold 1be press."
'Ibis would explain In part why
Venalles' tr.me in clothes ii f\.lioUs.
Aulbarttiu claim f50ID 50 to 100 teta far.._. en coaabl.DtlJ oonaq and
f06DI t1.n bis place ol rellldenee.
They WJ be weal's them • time or
two a.I t:ha anJolidt tbtm at a fr11e·
&ll of .,. ortciDa1 COllt.
"'nlil II not fl'ue," Zorro aaid. "I do
not aell them .U. Some ol 1bd I
F'• to ID1 ~.··
Aoolier Vft'Mllea palAcm ii for
rfnts. It bet not!Unc to do wtth them
bing 1betr abape. It ii jUllt thet be
tires of them .
The rinp, too, •• at lwpin ~
meot pricel. It ill notbinc for a team·
mate to pick up a $1,000 rlnt for 30
cent. on the dollar.
* * *
"I like te e.Uaae rtao efta•."
Zorro said. "It 1Mw1 ela11. 11all ••
I just pf eked ap la MlallU."
Tile Off Jte Wll IMwial yoa Wll I
* * * Zorn Opna be will be mlldl bp-
p~r will tbe Doclcen.
'"Dal'• riPt," lie ..... "Wlaea J
..... DlJ ...-. Wre, tM7 ....
"1 ... ,.,. Mre. .... Tiiey
UH '"9 lllce te me ud wka I
Ont eame, t ~:r made me feel
welceme. nil II • ,... Mil dwb.
T'1a la I Uee bueil ef PJI. ''
fte .. ,. lib z.m, .... Tiiey
aeedled Wm abo• Ma eeeellt ud
COD .... te llY WerU tliley bew M
WllllllllllllTl#nfn
BUD
TUCKER
fblda diffk1alt. TUt la tbe way It la
wttll ball playen. fte7 ..... .-lie
, .. If $ey ....... .,...,
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d • • • tarie emerald surouded by a • i b th JoneS-Hurille T ti c1--•Ar of dlamo......i-Ne q-ado• It f.ollo a rtlclr:name s 1.orro, ut e .. a ] O" -...... ,.... · Dodgers call him "Tbe ~a1.. .. 1bis ·~--i ....... .1.-.... ...,....,. ... ,. AA---.-lbtJ(ed.cllN. . -----------·----Since lie pkled la ap t. M.laat, ii pvtly becaute IOOlebody ll&id be
C~ries on at Oil City
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of .. Delt't ........ "
Twelve years ago tractman Don
Jono set both ot Huntin,ton Beach
High's hurdle records.
And now, wtth 30-yeu-old Don
watcbing from the sidelines, younger
brother Bob. 18, is closing in on hia big
brother's records.
"I wish he'd break the records,"
sal.s Don. 'Heck. 12 years Is too lone for track
records to atand In this day and age."
Jones ls batllinf his phyaical con·
dltlon, too. He's bad Hveral colds in
recent montbl, alter .beattnc oU
mooonucleotlJ .
The older Jones la married now and
has a famUy. Jone1, wlfe Mickey and
children Julie, 10; Jeff, 9; Jay, 5, and
Jerod. 2, live at 415 8th St., Huntington
Beach.
He works a1 a national construction
supervisor for House of Fabrics.
Bob Uves with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford L. Jones, at 714 14th St.,
Huntlnston.
Don played one year of football at
Orange Coast ln 1968 but an Injured
knee curtailed hls athletic career.
Youn'er brother Bob will enr41 at
you figwreti It emeried m. tlte wae nattfly dressed like a Cuban
~uban mlrket 1ad yoa 11ted Zoilo general and also because be tates if It wa1 boL . . "It buns my fiacer " Ille said, charge on the fiekl He is not a holler
laupbli. ' fUY -oobody could undeTttand him,
•yway -but be leads in a qo(et way
because of tile way he plays . * * * Versalles has also impressed the
So happinesa for Zollo VernUet fa management.
1uit1 and rlnt• and alUptor lboe1 Md "~ gives us spark," uys Wal~
cashmere topcoats. It is to be hoped Alat.on, ttie ?Mnager. "'nt.at ts
he finds I WllliDC marklet fOT hlg something we "8edfJd "
mercllaod.lse in Southern Callf«nla, · . for wbea Zorro la a happy ball player, General manager Bume Bavui was
be is a ereat bell player • overjoyed lut week wten Zorro asked
So far this spring, ~ bu been a Alston if it would be a~ight for him tD
ire.at player for Ille Dodgers '° you wort wlth one of the kid sbortatops.
assume he la happy. nil wa.1 DOt "They sa1d 1A>c'ro didn't always have
a&gether the cue at ~tota from a food atutude," Bavui said. "But
whence Zom> w11 traded darinC the asking to be)p one of the kid.a sboftd
winter. me plenty."
"I Wiii DDt reUlJ Wlbic»PJ ...... be Banal, of course, --'-" Mid. "bat I._~ -n·,,_ ._., c:beckecl a Utue does. It 19 not_. el
tbe last week ol Cbl ,_ wMh die the que.&n 1.orTo wu seWnc the kid
Don. ln the CIF finalJ at Inglewood
High School in 1956, placed second in
the hiaht ln lU seconds and that acldev~ has with1tood t b e
111taltl of Oller hurdlers down
throu1b fhe p .. t 12 trtet 1eaton1.
In the 11me yeas, ae won the
Compton lnvitatloD&l Jlfl'P low hurdle
race Jn 19.3 -anotber standard that's
still ln tbe books at Huntington High.
'l"triM. 'Ibey didn't play me enou&b .I • suit.
!--------------------~~--~----~--"~--~ Golden West ln tbe fall.
&o far. Bob bu posted 15.0 and 21
n.t Umes.
"Bob ran the 1maller Bee hurdles
for u1 last year, IO he'• having trouble
lengthen!n& oot bis 1tride to run the
vars1ty hurdles," says younger Jones'
coach, Paul Wood.
The older Jon•' coach at Hun·
Unaton w11 Jack Rowan, now bead
spike bo11 at Marina Hl&h.
Jn addltion to bavln& to adjust
himself to the bightr hurdle, young
OCC's Bucs wwe second with 128
and Santa Ana finished with 991h for
third.
HOit Golden W.-t atded the coo-
ferenc. HUOD with a fomih p\9ce
with ~ counten.
Oranfe Cout bu mother cblDCt ot
FullertAla, that comms 1n a. Soutbem
C&Df onila etwnp6amb!pe April 25 at
Seilta Au.
Triple Play Ruins GWC;
Pynes, Loomer Honored
The top tbrM EC tlJliltwn In uch
event bave quallfted for UM meeL
Wamer'a psf armance tn the 1850
•M tMtched by Sata Ana's Ron
Bruce. Both broke the loop standard
With a 17:40.3 tn a deadbeat. OCC'1 Pat
Gla11ow belJ the old mart; of 17:51.1.
That same rao. had thrt\e others in
the top six with Paul HU&bel third.
Roaer Moore fourth and Mike Wfllon
alxib In the field. 1"9 ,,_,, W-!OCCl eftf aruce (SAi a. """-IOCCI 4 ._.. IOCCl t. l4enW (">
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OokSa Welt tranta to Bllir Field
at the Cenitos Tournament Wed·
Jwday to battle Lons Beach Qty
College after fallinc in the C001olation
tiUe game at the Azusii Tournament
Saturday.
The RutCSers lost, 11)..8, to Mt. San
Antonio when the winners pulled orr a
rare triple ptay to end the came.
·Gotden Welt can take tome solace in
the tact thet two of itl p\ayen made
the All-Tournament team at the 24th
annual Azuta Ctvttan JC betet>aU
tourney.
Ruatlera' abortltop. Dan Loomer,
and outftelder Myron .Pynet mede the
select nine after Chaffey ended tile af.
fair with a 1-0 wln over Los Angeles
Cit)' Collep for the cbampionahip.
PyMS, bl beiJla made all.tourna-
ment, l1'fted 11 hit.a In 1J trtes during
tbe ~1 t.owney .
Golden Wttt bad things going for it
in the bottom of the ninth lnning
apinlt ........ AMaato. tnilinc 1M
with the hues fU.U and nobody out.
But a one-in-a million cbaDce triple
Card
J'b1 finllbed olf die Rustlers ln their
attempt to win the eorwolation title.
Here's how it happened:
Loomer sent a fly ball deep into left·
,centtt field and all three beterunners
took off aa tf there wen two Olrt.
After the catdl by the Mountie out-
fielder, he turned lt into a triple kill·
in~.
The losers had racked up 19 hits
before •droppinc the cont.e-st.
Score by blablp
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Ml SAC n> 120 110-10 12 4
~Iden Welt~ 014 ~a 19 & .._IHIW Win (I) M~. IAC llt) .. ,.... .., ....
l"!Mt, rt 6 I S t .-..,, W S 1 I t
L-r. u 6 , J t OM!ltll!Wta. n ) J 1 a
N•tlllblwtr. 111 S l l t ~ lit 4 1 I t
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EXPERT BRAKE·
01erhau1 ... ULAl PllCI J1.tl NOW ON SAUi 1 Wiii ONLY1
t0,000 MIU 8UARA.RTam
Mlln WHAT WI DOI
I. New Bonded Lialas
2. New wheel eylhMler kita i.ndalled
3. Turn all cm.-aacl r.u.rf aee linfnl
.J. Muter eylioder and power cylinder
iupedioa
5. bleed a.ad adjott b.ra'ket
6. Roed t.eet f w brake performance
K MAIT •AKI GUMANTll '
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Hollypark's 7 5-day Season
Dile for Delayed Opening
l{J'"~ ~ J Exhibition I
CLUaS ARE' YOU., JO use WELL-==~· Baseball
Standings KoDywood Puk. whlch
WU achedWed to Open its 7$.
day tbotoqbbred race meet-
ing on Tuetday bu post·
poMd lta open.lng to Wednes-
day, president Mervyn Le-
roy of tbe HollywOOd Turf
Club aa.nounced today.
"In view of tbe burial and
nationwide m e m o r 1 a 1
services for Dr. M&1'tin
Luther King on Tuesday,
Hollywood Parle will not
open oa that day as schedul-
ed." Leroy said.
"The opening of o u r
thorou&hbred race meeting
has been postponed until the
f o 11 o w I n g day when
virtually the same racing
program that had been
&<:beduled for Tuesday will
be presented."
Thus, tbe WO!'ld famous
"tract of the lakes and
flowers", will open its 29th
season of thoroughbred rac·
ing on Wednesday for an ex·
panded spring s u m m e r
ses,ion that is expected to
be its "moatest."
Not only will the enlarged
75-day season be the longest
in the history of tbe colorful
lnglewood track but with a
record purse dls4ribution
schedule nearly '8 millloa,
including an ali-tlme high of
50 stakes for approximately
$1,875,000, tbe meeting is
also el~ to draw the
finest array of equine and
riding ta.lent in Hollypark
ltlstmy.
Racing will be cooduct·
ed five days a week -
Tuesday through ~tur<iay
-with nine races a day
starting at 1 :45 p.m. on
weekdays aod at 1:16 p.m.
on Saturdays and holidays.
There will be two exceptions
to tbe regular schedule. The
track will be dark on Good
Friday, April 12, and the
season will come to a clo$e
on Monday, JuJy 22:
Tbe inaugural program
will feature the '25.000 ff.
ded Premiere Handicap and
t h e traditional 6-furlon~
opener ls expected to draw
one of its finest fields.
Seventeen crack sprinters.
10 of tbem stakes winners.
were Hmed to t h e
Premiere with the dash
champion of the '67 season,
DeCourcy Graham's Kissin'
George, being assigned top
weight of 126 pounds ..
Other stars of last year
who will be back for ad-
ditional 1 a u u r e 1 s are
L l a n g o 11 e n F a r m 's
Preternie. named top han-
dicap horse at the meeting
alter victories in a division
of the Inglewood Handicap
on the grass and the
American Handicap on the
main track: Llangollen and
Roct Spring Farm's Tumble
Wind, winner of the
Hollywood Derby, and tbe
leaders ot 1alt aeuon'1 two-
Y e a r s • o 1 d competition .
Hollywood Juvenile Cham'!
pfonsbip winner Jlm WlUtt,
Balne. Broad s h a d o w s ,
Dignltas, Don 8. and Proper
Proof.
Such Hollypark
r>ewcorpera as Dewan, Tobin
Brome, Rlsln& M a r 1" e I ,
Suteki an<l Ala Ram will add
apice to the list ol stakes
performers, which also in-
cludee BJgs, winner of the
1967 C a 1 lf o r n 1 a n ; the
William Haggin P e r r y
distaff stars, Gamely and
PriJ>cessoesia11: Most Host.
Niarkos, Quickep T r e e ,
Ruken and Hill Clown.
AmOfll the new faces in
the riding ranks wilJ be tar-
fit -.Plncay, winne r of the
stakes-riding title at Santa
Anita, and the apprentice
~auoo Juan Gonzales.
Bill Shoemaker, injured
during the Santa Anita
meet. will miss an f1P·
portunity to capture a 1911\
Hollypt..-k jockey crown but
such capable reinsmen as
Jerry Lambert. A I v a ; o
Pineda, Don Pierce, John
Sellers, Ismael and Mariu
Valenzuela. Bill Mahorney
and Bill Harmatz wiU be
among the regulars battling
(fQ.... O· -Novice golfers, for some remon, seem to distnAI their
club.. The club.ore built to hit shots into theair. Shots
foil to bec~e oiri>ome only when the golfer tries to
a coop undemeath. the ball in 'on effort lo hit the shot up.
lhuolly, he hits behind th• boll or on top of ti. In
neither case do• the boll rise .
·. Beginners con get on ldeo of the club's builHn loft
by first putting a few bolls, 0$ in illustralion 11, Then
switch to a lofted dub, soy a 9-iron (illU1tration *2).
Using the same st roke as when pulling, actually try lo
hit the boll along the ground . Yov will be surprised lo
note how th e club's loft causes it to rise, even tl-o ugh
you are swinging a t the boll as if you were putting.
1-41
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C"'<IMaH 16 t
st. LNl 17 ll
Pllttbu,.11 16 11 AllMll 1l 12 lot ,,_... 1' 13 s.,, Frenclsco u u cb1~ la u PhlllOtlP/111 14 14 .._ ... ,, ll , •
Plew Ytrll f If
AMllUCAll l.IAOUI
WHlllntlOn 17 I 0.-1.tnd 15 ,, C.lltornla I) 11
II•"'"'°'• 12 17 0.lfOll 11 15 C~itl90 IJ 11
N-York 11 13
Clevtlend 17 11 Ml_,I 11 16
loo!M t II
lllMeY'• """" Lot At>Mles 5. Clewt.nd I ~Game
l"llf l lllllbln. S.1111:'
San Fr1nclKO ft. S.nl1 Clara Uni·
w rsJIY et S.111• Clere not counted In 1taftdl,...,1.
T-.N'l"t G-
Alnaria« "-No tifrnn tclledUl...:I. PhlleCJitfotil• CS!lort J.11) ti Los An-
eelll !O.t..n lf.11). 21.000. w.......,.,...o_ A-1<M .... _
Cllwland ($Jtlltrl lt-111 •f CllJcaoc
(Petw1 1•111, ts,000. MlnMM>I• (CMnc• i.u1 al Wuh
lno!On IPtiCUill 17-101. '5.00t. !loo Ion ( E 111.,...rttl •71 al Ootro1·
(Wiiton 21·111. 50,000.
Cellfornl• !Brunel ll·lfl el Ne ...
Yori< (S,.,.1...,.,v•e IS.1Sl. 15.000. Oe•l•NI (Hunlor 13'17) ti 6tlllmo.-
(PhoeO<n 14-t). ? o.m .. J0,000.
N1tl .... I l.A.,ut
Pltnburvh CllvMl"9 lf.151 •I Hou•lon
IOltrker HI. 30.000.
Chlceoo (Nttl<ro 10-7 or NYt 1).101 •I
Clnclnnen CPtPOH 1•13), J0.000. New York (S..ver 1•131 •I San
lust be glad you're not the drtverl
["'J llllllult Ml 1 half o4 ~ drt, '°""°"' Ill tM U.S. ... All«:O
•bout tr1n&111iut011 trouble.
btry w .. k MMCO aati&fttS mort U-10,000 tflllaniluioft probillM.
You ltl frM IOWIRL I tr .. roadcheek. fHt, tflici.rt ~ti...
1n Ju1t ont d1y. And w1lh MMCO, )OUt trlnllllbelon Clll be ptCMc:tld llr
owr 500 MMCO Centm coast '° coast.
[WfY minute lfld. '-"· eon-.. PftJ'* •••
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COST A MESA 17 45 Newport BI. 646-1666
GAllDIN GltOVI 9541 Gt rden Gro"• 81,,d. . . • 638-1200
l ONG IEACH I 1>29 lo"9 Such 8l•d. I 21 l I 436--9789
LONG HACH e NOITH 5344 Cherry Ave. <2t3 l 413-141>1
SANTA ANA 929 E. Firot St ........•.•.• 547-9431
Frenclsco CM••ICll•I 1•·10). '2.000. ----------------------=== Alltnl• (J•flll• ls.JO) •• SI. Louis====------------------=== (Olllton lH), I0,000.
for the vacated title.
Among the trainers who
wiU be on hand for the first
time or who are returning
after an absence of several
years are J .E. (Cot,. ton)
Tinsley with the F f. e d
CM Jr. High
Track Slate
All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through Saturday
Hooper horses : Wayne B. _....._ ·-.-..1
--Hollypark --Stuelri, with a~rlul • ft.l.UJUilnceu public stable; Bill Winfrey,
John Russell and Floridian The track and field season Le~oy Jolley' who will cam-for C.Osta Mesa junior high p~gn a small but potent sobools is nearing with 3DAYSONLY!
,..n RACI •• fur'°"91. l Vff•
olcls brtcl In C•llf. C .. lmlnt. Pu'M
MOOG. Cl•lmlnt prle» 15000.
Klnt11WOf'd CW Harmat1I
M.,'111111 ~ CJ Gonz.tMll Kodl•~ Kid CJ Stlt.ra)
Murpll (J McCullar I
Nlcc:olorb (J L•mbertl Ettodo (W Metlornevl
Kld«Mr'• LArc e., .. r Dunl• T. Mart IA Plned•I Toolclt (W H•rrls)
Pul>llC """""'al (M YeNll Sl'Omly Kid IJ Oomlnt~)
117
w106
116
112 1:10
112
112
107
117
107 112
112
HCOHD ltACI. I 111• ml .... ' \'Mt
ollll -w . Clelmln9. Pl#'M .-00. c_..,...,. .. ~ T-. La ..... ,. "-1
Smollv Heat (I V•len•uela)
Ooolbil Certlltn I 0 Ha Ill
AflbetTv IA Pined•)
Mal Tai IC. (J A~)
Coml>ltN Conl~I I J S.lle-.)
IMJMwldt II (2 W HarTll)
11011 The o,,_ u Gonze1t1l I'm H'9h (R llancol
Ga f1efll ICIN I llt Glttd•)
H'9fl Rkla<I IH Jlm lnul ~ ••Ider IL. PlncaY Jr) AIM •1191Wt
So<ln1"1 Cavener (1 W H•rrlsl
TMIRO RAC•. S lvrlontt. o~. Allow•nctt. Plln• U500. A·New £moire 10 Vt .. S'>Wt l A·lellle ROY•I (0 V1luaue1)
Ye>lrttn IJ Arter11urnl
Kid Callbor CW P'reemtnl
llull llusMr IM V•lenzutllll Mr, Jot F. (J lArnllortl
lletllflll eoll (W Harris)
HaottY HiPPlt (R C. ..... 11
Greek SI.tic IL Pl~Y Jrl 1.-J. Cantv tr•lned tntrv.
ltt Ill
l U
Ill
112
111
lU
JIOI 112
•107 117 117
IU
2 Y91•
116 11'
116
110 170 llt 110 170
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P'OURTH RACI. l l /1' rnlltl. l vttr oldl. Cl•lmlnt. PurM ~. Cl•lmU..
IH'IU I lt.tof>.Sf .000. PrW...I S-CM Vantil A·Frl!ddlt 0 . P. IW Herrlsl
LllCODle CL Pl~Y Jr)
llld (0 Pierce>
Oeedlodl IM V•leftruel•I
A·llutll llhy_, (J LAmllertl
Henrv ~ (A Pl...UI
A--No. v. Pl-t••IMd entrv
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11'
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116
11•
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PIPTH RACI. • lurloneL l 'rHr oldt. A llOWancts. l"wM flOOO. JoMlc a0Y C 0 Vtl!Hooun) 117
A-tWr• c-Trouble <Plnov Jrl Ill
Jadr'1 Aloha (0 Heltl IU
WIK "'" (W H•rm.tr) IU 0.--S l lHsl,. CA Pl .... ) 117
~· , .. Hiil Snnt (W Hemol 117 L_,.. (M Y•Nrl 111 A~ CL Wrl8111) 111
u~1111 fJ Oot\utell .. m A.It..,.,,, IL. P~v Jr) 111
~ty IClttv 112
1'--J. I. N1~1!1V trained t!fll'rV
SIXTH RAC•. One mlle I YUt Olds
ltf'CI u.. Clalm1"9 '"""' J7jGD, Cllilm· ,.,. 1ttlce su.-.s1i..soo.
Prep Net
Results
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Entries string. fr M 2 Farrell W. Jones will de· dates set om ay
fend hi3 trainers' cham-through May 29· .
L• Chllnl• Kine (M Ytnei) Ptrrlt
Vu! Ruller (J Ltml>ertl You Done II IL Plnc.sy Jr) Wiid Ace (J Goftuler)
pionship again.st these ex· League meets will be held
cellent conditioners, as well on May 2, and the following
,1, as against such prominent three Thursdays before the
1" Hollypark regulars a s finals. All league meets will m Charlie W h l tt in g ham . start at 1:30. . .
~. llul~ CM Vtlenruei.1 Short Account CJ Arterburn>
•::! Buster Millerick, Chariie The league prelims will
tu Comiskey. Morton Lipton, be May 'J:I at 1 p.m. and
Noble Threewitt, T e d the league finals . on Jv.ay
Saladin. Bob Wheeler, Johfl· 29 at 2 p.m. a! Da~s School.
ny Adams, Jim Nazworthy . Schools c:ompeting are
John Longden and Clyde EDSign, Lillcon, R e a ,
SIVINTH RAC•. 1 l/1' rnlles ""
turt. • VH • 01<111 Ind up. Cltullled •llowances. Purse s10,ooo.
Field Mester II V•k!llnielal 120
Frtncl! Fo• (J Gonl<t) JC11S
Road Mekef' It CW Hormalt) 117
P'•n TM llrandY CL Plnay Jr) 1't
Hiii Sl!lne (0 Pltrc:e) 1?0 A·Luellv 1111"1 IJ LAmbert) 1 U
A·llff<I I.tu (J l.llmllert) 170 IWl's c.ci.t IJ S.lltrtl 111
O'Hera (It. Mahclmrfl 120 ~ E. Mlllefldt "'•"*' .. ,..,.
... MTN •tiieL • ............ J .,.., olds •nd UP. l"rft'l'tlen Hendlcu. Pllrw S25AOO .sdtd. Gt'OSt m.ao. To wf,_,
Sl&MO. ~ uooo. llllnl -· fOllf1ll llOllO,
l utdl O'H.,. (It C•rnt>HI 101
P-KNn (/IA y_,l 11J DIZZY a.tie ff V•l@fauelel 112 • .., .. Me<bt (l Pinta\' Jr) 117
A<Ncllre IJ Lambert) rn
A-Gel\liefNM G-(J LAmller11 113 llellroona (A Pl-) 111 v-P~ CJ Go<\ulttl no
Kissi"' ~ fW Ma"°"'fV) 1"
SllY GIPSY 11 (0 Pit •«) llJ 0..r Ml~ tJ S.lltn) 116
-lllntemafl a. Gllttn tnlrv
NINTH RACE. 6 lurlcf19• ' YU •
oldt •nd uP. Clalml"9. Pur111 l6000
Clelmlnv P•lc• -SIOOO, O.nm.tr CM V•llntuelal Knillllld IW Hermaltl Amerlc1n '41oo IW H1rrl1 l
Slcv '°""'"' CM v-z> A·Fllrl"9 lrlP1tNn CB JeMl"9sl
!Mlr•nd lltcwal CO !41111
ll·Ooclor J. P, (J Gonuln1
A·P•lm« Amor Ill Jennlntsl !Iv The C<11mt (W Mat>orMYI
A-R. Cllew frelMd 8'11rv.
11&
Ill
'" 11J
116 116 w11'
111
116
1-t1~ C. Molflde !reined entrv.
3-man Loop
Is Forming
Turk. TeWinke, Da~ and Kaiser .
Tops among the stakes, Ribbons will be a..yarded
increased from '.r1 to 50 over at each individual meet for
tut season, will be the the fint five ~! and
S162 100 Hollywood Gold Cup perpetual trophies will be
on july 13. awarded to the winning
The Hollywood Del'by. teams in .the A, B, C, and
RollywOOC: Juvenile Cham-D cate,ones. .
pionship, Sunset HandJcap Ruruung events WJU in-
and The camornian are the ell.Ide the 75, 100 and :n>
other hundred-granders. dashes along with the 180,
Of the h a I f • h u n d r e d 600 and 300 yard relays.
stakes 18 will be raced over Field events include the
the s?ectacular Lakeside high jum~. long j~mp ant
Turf Course which was shot put in the aght and
opened just a year ago. six pound class.
Sports Calendar
Tuesday
Baseball -Tustin at
Estan<:la 0 0). Mattt Dei at
Cantwell, Westminster and
Newport at Santa Ana
Tournament, Golden West
at Cerritos tourney. OCC
at Long Beach tourney.
Tennis -Golden West al
E&Ster T o u r n a m e n t ,
Redlands at UCI.
Long Beach tourney.
Golf -Huntington Beach
Di&trict Touma.meat.
Teoois -Golden West at
Easter tourney.
Prep G-01£
v.n111
A three-man basketbalJ WedDetday Eet-i. <•> Ctl LAlr• w. ,,_,, !E) 1' def llelllnd (L) 11 w. league is in the formatioo Swimming -Corona del
stage at the Costa Mesa Mar at Santa Moojca Pen-•-CEI 14 def --Ill u. ~ 0 Recreation Department. tatholon <SMCC · l p.m.}.
The league will be split in-Baseball -Westminster
to two categories wi1b the and Newport at Santa Ana
"A" league for 6-1 and over tourney, G<>Jden West at
and the "B" league under 6-Cerri-tos tourney, OCC at
1. No mixing of heights are I
P ,,_ fEI n. dlf Et!wtrds Il l
15 • .u
-Ins IE) 7J dlf I r•"'" (LI t7. ~
0
Robfrbon !El II d9f H11rlord CLI 1~ot CE I IS def W~ Ill 100, .U
al~~try fee is $8 with a A
maximum o( rive players
pe~~·hedule is due to eqne111
begin in April with the exact MnO a_,..
starting dates dependent on
registration of teams.
The league is open to
anybody ; anyone 1-'ested
should contact John Baros
£t 834-~.
ActJon will be &t Orange
Coast C.Ollege.
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l'l'ftP.tPiwEll"IA""N7UTS __ -:-:i ------...-.------..By Cha_!'fn M. Schulz
riRi"' -,..c WORLO AH, llJAAT A iHIW.! l CAii *E M'<SEU: NOW AlTVAJ.J,.f/, SE~GlES ARE
fA/#w-o l:.'A .. H'RO ~IA IN lHE ~I 5TANDlNG OH T1£ F~5T TEL Al.MO.ST MfYER INVITE'D TO ~ 1 PlAI( IH iME MA~TERS."
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TWll!Of ~ OF-A
C'fOL6'A
ATTACK AS 'T)i!
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FULL SPEED
TOW,AllO THf
N!ARf'T POitT .•
GORDO
JUDGE PARKER
TUMBLEWEEDS
MUn AND JEFF
JEF'ff QUICK. CALL~£
CllY ~rTAL R>R MEI
MY WIFE 1$ H~VING A
BAe,Y/ l'M TOO NERVOUS
1'0TALK'
MISS PEACH
W~E~ 1 WA~ f>. ~l~L, WS 'D
\.01.NER OUR f:'f< . ~Nt>
8\.USI{ /..T sue;: ,, L.K~·
LOOK, FELLA! IF YA 6011A
SIN&, SIN& SOMETMIN&
WITH L't'RlCS IN .IT!!
A~UR I YOU HAN~ NOT MeN DOING T~ weu. il-05 YEM. WHAT CAN WE 00 TO 5!E
60MI! JMPROWM!NT?
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ly Ken lalcl
WHAT )tll)'~ ~fOING, S11t1 15 11
MllfM:Lf .... LIKE PR. Kil.OARE
COMING At.NI!! ALL OF A
SUPOEH .I
By Gus Aniola
By Harold Le Don
90 GO f.Jm.Y "'11 ~VE Flt!!
1tH9' 'f10I 6ET' llAC.IC IN "roMf
1)IE WHOlE 1'HtN6 MlL HAVE --leer TAIC9f c.ue OF!
't
ly Al Smith
OF COURSE NOT'!
THIS.16 A f:RIEND
OF HERS!
ly Mel
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APWIL I
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OSCAR TIME -The Academy Awards presenta-
tions, postponed until Wednesday at 7 p.m. in color
on Channel 7, will be dominated by "Bonnie and
Clyde" winner of 10 Academy nominations, Above.
a scene from the picture. with Warren Beatty and
Faye Dunaway. The film is playing locally in
theaters. llllCI Su Ind lfld111t Oc;te11 •nd lht ,.....,.., """ IM Ut tulbllsflmtnt tJJ 111 ullde1111ltr lllt lnwlt te .,.114 mon tifllt wittl , ___________________ _
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TELEVISION VIEWS
King's .Death
Dominates TV
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tilt prorram tllat r.cr•tu crut
lllOIMftb 11141 •II ill mvslcal llJs. torr ,,. Tenn.,.. £rnit f°''· Count ltait. Frankie Lalnt, Tiit
Mills Brothers. Jol11111it Rly, Kty
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Walt• CAnkitt. ouis II it btcomes I boom tCIWll.
G ACADEMY AWARDS * Mc'd by lob Hop.
brou1tit to you by
EASTMAN KODAK CO.
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Scott "''" Into • t111plt " ~, bdytltten 1'htll • 10-lllMtll-old
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01phlntd. Tht l\OfJ was w1ttt1n by 1
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has bMn told tilt must marry. Geor" Skln11tr.
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By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP\ -The death of Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. and the violence and apprehension
thaHtared after tris-assasmatiO!Hlominat~broed--
casting over the weekend.
AMID all the tensions. the television broadcast-
ers handled the tragedy and the racial disturbances
in responsible fashion . without adding fuel to fud
hot tempers.
There were reports o{ memorial programs, of
speeches. and of course, the racial strife that dom-
inated all the regular news programs. TJ\e major
networks handled the situation with a flexibility
and a concern for peoples' reactions .
THERE were many last-minute changes -and
there probably wil1 be more in the early part of this
week. NBC's Sunday "Meet the Press" was an in·
terview with Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark on the King
death instead of a talk with the British chancellor
of the exchequer. I ts regular "Vietnam: The War
This Week" give way to a news program concern-
ed primarily with matters connected with the Kin.C
murder.
One of the most impressive yet simplest pro-
grams was CBS's "Some Friends of Martin Luther
King" Sunday afternoon. It was an. informal sessi~n
among associates. aides and admirers of the slain
civil rights leader who reminisced warmly about
the man and his character.
"PBL" the Sunday night educational network
program devoted almost all of its time to King and
his career in a documentary it had develo~ for
use in connection with bis proposed Washington
march.
Some sp<>rls events were postpon<!d. Oscar
awards. scheduled for tonight in Rollywoood, w~re
postponed until Wednesday. ABC also postponed its
special Wayne Newton program until Wednesday.
ALL networks resumed regular programming
during the Sunday night prime-time hours.
Dennis t'lae Menue
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A1.SO .IOSIPH comN
THE
ADVENTURES
OF A
SHAGGY UTILE
BURRO AND
A BOY!
. ....
'Kaplan'
Produces
Nostalgia
By JACK GAVER
NEW YORK (UPJ)
"The Educati.<m Cl( Hyman
Kaplan," a m it s i c a I
presented last week at th•
AMn Theater, is 10metblng
Uke a friendly, nondescrlpt
doi without much penonali·
ty that sort ol sneaks his
way i.Dto your affection just
by hanging around.
The show has a warm,
nostalgic quality that even-
tually works a sort of spell
although yoo are aware that
it is mostly a bland affair
with no compelling distinc-
tion.
Much of this soeaty sort or charm must be attributed
to the playing of Tom Bo&ley
in tile title role and of
Barbara N'Jnku.s, a new girl
from C)licago, wbo is the ob-
ject of Kaplan's affectioo.
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~Olld•11 Apnl 8, 1968 DAILY PILOT 3J
Broadway Chame LEGAL NOTICE
' 'Cinderella' Role alSO\.UTl()fl NO 2"
l lSO\.UTIOte 011' TMI: IOAaO OJI
01a1CTOIU Of' MOULTOM-NIOUIL
WATI• OISTIUC"T A,.,.• 0 V IN e aev1seo • .,.01n Hnn•o flOltTN
CMANOfS ANO SV,.,.LllMIHTS TO
Pinching Sinwn ,.I.AN Of' -Ill. ANO •neat ...
THE ISTIMATE D" COSTS THl!REOfl l'Oa IM,aOVIMI NT DISTRICT NO.
l·A ANO DICL.AalMe IMTl!JfT!Otf TO CHANGE ANO SU,.,.1.IMl!NT
SA.10 """" 0" woaics AHO RIVI.SI HTIMATI 011' COSTS
By WIWAM GU>Vl!:R
NEW YORK (AP ) -Neil
Simon, Broadway's ~am-'
pion author, bas a problem.
''I'm really caught in the
middle of th.la wbO:e thing,"
be said. "On one band. yes,
I love the success of it. I'm
certainly oot against mak·
lng !tie money and I like a
lot ol the hoopla that comes
with lt.
"On tlle other h a n d ,
there's a tendency to distort
what is really up there. Peo-
ple aren't so much in·
terested in wbat I'm doing
as in ttie Cinderella part. So
il all becomes sort of mean·
ingless."
WHE•EAS •• OY .. Enel-lne. I fltM Ill COl>Sulllnt envlMttri. P r • v I o u I I 'f ,,_,eel, 1nc1 11tl1 lloenl •11etrovecl, "" orlolNI Plall of woru lo< lmP<OYefl'lent
Dl1lrl<"I No. I-A, 1ncl t n estimllt of
C11>'1 11\erolot In Ille amcK1nl of 12 • ..0.000.
Incl WHEREAS. uld llo'tle e ... 1,_,,..,,
PUrt<ilftl to lh4 dlr«flotl of lltll ltoefd.
ltu P••N•ed • reoon, w~lclt rePorf
thall9el alld SUPC>ltmM11 Mid ltltn tlf
W<>rh IOI' 1m11rove..-1 District No.
l·A. Ind .....,,_ Ille estlm1te of ""'
•"-"' of ,.,..,.,.,. """"""' too acciomilM•ll Mid pl4n ol _...... U W""4 t nd
Wl>Pl"""'nl~d;
NOW. THEllEFOltE. IN -rd el
Direclon of 1119 Moutlol>-N .. ...,I We!llr
Dlslrltl -r.t.-.bY R E S 0 I. V E,
DETERMINE end ORDER u totlowo:
sedlOft 1. "fMI Mid r-1 of ......
Envl"""""'· Mlillecl "RevlHd Pt.It
of Woti..s on Sew6ee Col~ TrNI•
mem •"" o'"'°"' Facrnnes~ tlWI dlltd ~rdl, IHI. <Nnelftt lMtd ._
o!Pmmtlnv lllf' Plan of _, t~
llT\IH"ovemenl Dlslrld No. 1-A •fl'f
revl>l"9 llte .-SlllNll• of ca&I ll>ereol
bt •"" the _.me Is ltel"ebv tPC>rovfll Stttloll 1. Tilll II 11 Ille lntenlieft
of 11t1s ao.td IO chlfllle ....i ~' has a movie in mind al>oulj 11\e .. i.n of woro lot 1mprovernenr
that. !~.!'~~~0°' ~i. :.01~1.:::1:11~
On a more personal level.
he asserts, he is rummg
rattier than jok.ing about the
marital situation w h i c h
forms tl1e opening unit or
"Plaza Suite." A couple
return to the scene or honey·
Mlrclt. 1961. wi\ldl ,_. •l>o revl-1~ t'Sllnwlt of Ille t mou<tl of ,,...,.,...,
N'CftMrt lo ll<<OmPl1sll 11'9 ltla" !If
W04'k\ U cN""" Ind _...._ .....
Se<lloft J. fl\el tit• °'"''""' ...,,_ ,.,,. which said lmp-t Olslrkl
"'" lormecl Is u IOl!o'*$: Simon's box of f i c e
w I z a r d r y is being dem·
onstrated currently w i t h
"Plaza Suite," tne first pro-
duction of the season -
alter 47 prior arrivals -tx>
gain unanimous c r i t i c a I
· moon 26 years latef'.
Tbe sbow is· loaded with
character roles, and all are
excelleotly played, but the
two leading players stand
out above and beyond the
mere size ol their parts due
tx> their talents and winning
per son.all ties.
This is based on the '.Just Keep It Batady' J praise and swift SRO status.
ALL ALONE
''I'm angl'y for t h a t
woman because I've seen
her many, many times. In
her late 40s, and the hus·
band has gone off with his
secretary or someone else.
and I said 'Gee, that's just
rotten -it's not fair ' •·
The •e<1•ll•lllon and comlructloft
ot workl lor Ille collKtlOll. lrt•'"""'' Ind cll~I of -IVf• _,_ Ind
d orm watrr, fncludingi trunk 1f'Wf'•• ~Witt lrealmMI and water reclam•• "°" 11c1Hlfn. 1>11mPlne station$, In• c1u<11nv th• n lenslon of fKllltles
ol "" cllslrlct to furnlall servlm lo public •11enc:les. p1"1v1W! CM• "°''!Ions or persons outside 1111 district, and Including 111 , t.nd. •••tm"1111 Ind olf>er p r o 11 • r I v "•c•SMN therefor lot the l•lld• ,,.. lnh1bll1nts within the exletiOI" bou,..
d•rlu ol Mid lmprottmt!nl Olstrlc.f No l·A. Incl lor the tc<IUislllo ..
Of ""r1 of Ille -Allftll l\lnd$ of "''d lmo<OW<ntnl district (provk!M
1~1 tfle tolal IMOUllf of 5uc:ft funda
Ml acoiulrecl 111111 not exCftd .,. •mou"I CCIUll to the tot1I _.,1,,. cos!\ o< wld lml>f"o~I cllslrlct '°' 1 i--vNr -1ocf, .. esttm11oN1 by IM ao.n1 of Oiredon of Slit! dlstrlcll 1nd funds for Ille NYmtftf
fa mous N4'W Yorker magazine stX>ries of years Joe Wilson as the frustrated fatber:to-be declines Helen Vail's gift of a "how to"
ago by Leo R06'ten dealing baby book as expectant matron Margaret Merrit (left) looks on in this scene
witb·llfe among immigrants from "Never Too Late.'' opening Wednesday for three weekends at the La·
on the city's Lower East guna Playhouse. Side around 1920. ~ Their _..:: ___ .;___ _________________________ _
~:f!iii;:;;;.,~rn-~f8~e~r ~~-. -0-• ff --; R-... ~-~ • ~ -.,.
who came from Russia and ( ( g ~~o':ea atailo~gA~%·c~ zzie, arrie e urnin
Until next fall. the trio or
comic playlets will be his
sole Btoadway exhibit. a
sharp oontrast to I a s l
season when four Simon
pieces-W«e~n.Uig_ -
"Enough is en o u g h . • '
declares the writer whose
boyishly bland mien masks
lhe man of 40 who professes
a Shavian attitude about this
whole matter of comedy. He
staned out as a gatster for
such TV emineOOi as Sid
Caesar and Phil Silvers, but
now regards humor as a
mirror of e()ncerned com·
ment. Just like GBS.
Simon verges on lockjaw
when anviled to p u b I I c
discusSion of what comedy
is.
"I can 't think of a mor e
boring subject to t a I k
about." he pal't'ies. "You
can't analyze what Is funny.
you just see it or you don't.''
of ~ .. ,, ··-of Slld '"""'°" ........ dlslrlct whidl II Is ...-obtble .,,.. .. I» ln<vtrecl end .,._.... NYMl9
~• 1M oor,.tron ii -ftlll"
'"'"' Ille --of llkl -'""' l>nc:ludl"9 the ln~rnt on wkl bottda
..111c11 Is clue 1"" 1t•nb1t .....,.
•o thal cl.tit tnd for Wllic:ll "'°""'' of Ille lmDf'-dl1trld m ltw
trN1u,... of 111c1 clialrld OI fllefellftwl'
to I» rec•ivecl by s.ald lmprc>voment
dl\lr<ct 1""'1 I" l~I prNiolnlV
"'vlf<I 1,. i-ltl. 1!1d IN!
.. 11bllshm"ftl of 111 of tilt bond
TIC:HHICOi..o-.
-A UNIVCl'SAL P!Cn.1 .. e
STARTS WlDNISDAY
SIONfY ROD ID .. -t ~ l'OlllUl S'TBGER : •• ,
··1N Tr£ ~·£1\1 Or~/~ lcf NIGHT .. · ., '~
citizen and his difficulties
with the English language
and other subjects in night
school.
Much ol the humor of the
text centers around the
night school classroom ac·
tivities. There are several
such scenes, and, as they do
not advance the proceedings
too much, there is a certain
eventual m o n o t o n y.
TH£ LUXUltlOU$
NEW IAU.
~~=-=T:.:_N:_:EATIE
NOMI O' tOCX1lfe C1Wt lo.ts
I 70! UST WDA IUI. \ ~ IAUOA PllllllSUU • 613-4041 ~
• CHILO WITH PAUHT ONlT •
Open Nightly 6:45
NOW-Ends Tuesday
Of.AN I STELLA MARTIN STEUfNS
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-.also-
JOAN CRAWFORD.n
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MICHAEL CAINE
KARLMALDEN ...
To Stage at Melodylnnd His nearest approach lo
defiruli.on boils down to :
··~'unny has to be against.
The classic comic character
is lhe tramp b e c a u s e
everyithing is against him."
rtRrv• fund ouf of the ..-
of Ille salt of Slid -·· Mid bonds to be1r lnl•l'l!SI 11 • rtte or r Iles 110I to H cffcl 1~ PH 1nnum. PIYt bl• seml1nnutllY, th .
actu1I file Of" ralH I nd flmM of
Pevment lo be delermlned al or orior lo tltt tlrM ol 11i. tltereof.
Ozzie and Harriet Ne! ·on.
opening Tuesday in •'The
Impossible Years," at
Melodyland, are one of
America's most pop u I a r
man and wife entertainment
teams.
Harriet's mother. Hazel
Hilliard, was a musical
comedy st.ar, and he r
fat2ler, Roy E. HilUa.rd, was
& well-knowtl d r a m a t l c
dlrectot' and actor.
Lam", "Wtlen Ozzie and
Harriet sang boy-girl duets
with Ozzie's band in t he
'30s, they played leading
theaters from coaS( to
coast.
But wnt>n the Ncl~OM
launched "The Adventures
of Ozzie and Harriet,"
Which ran for 22 years on
radio and TV, Oiz.ie and
Harriet lost toodl wMb a
live audience even tlhoogh
more than 2 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0
Americans looked in on
them every week.
The one exceptioo was
' ' M a r r la gc-Go-Round,"
another Broadway comedy
Oztle and Harriet co-starred
in several years ago in a
successful tour of Midwest
summer theaters.
The Nelsons are reliving
14 years or their 1'V lives
these days at 5:30 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, on
'lh.i Angeles Channel 5.
whJch is telecasting 200 of
the most popular shows in
the lll'ies, now syndicated.
"I'm always mad." he
says, looking you square in
the eye. ''l think I'm at my
runniest, in life too. when
I'm angry. l just don't get
angry at the same things
that other people get angry
about."
On a broad s<:ale, a major
ire of Simon's life relates to
"bow Impossible it ls really
lo live among the fear and
horrors of a big city." He
Since 1961. Simon h a s
written the scripts of seven
shows. all but one o! which
-the mwiicaJ "Little Me"
-reaped lush Broadway!
dividends.
Altogether. ttle llalf dozen l
prior to "Plaza Sulte"
played here to rive m1Uion l
s p e c t a t o r s at 4.035
performances and a pro fit
or $3 mtJli1>n.
S•cl Ion • n.e ctia "9~ •nd au.• olrmenls to II># ol1n of WOtkt IOI"' lmprovomenl Dlslrlct No. l·A n wt
lorlh '" lh• rooort ot Sovie En91nttrlno M•tl,,&boYt ref9r'9cl lo lr>el\lde • meen.•
Of ·~wag~ collKtion tr~&trnent 11nd
dis~"' bv m,-.ans of an oct1n outt•lf
a. °""°'"' to Inland tr.aim~! encl
tieWlttl dll!IH)'S.tll ~llo• S Tht f'lllmal• of lht ""'°""' ol ~Y neces11rv to 1ccomollt"
!tit orloinel ol•n of works wu S7,A60,0QO
1nc1 lht e 11m11e of ccnll to e«OmPll•I>
!tit Plln of WOl"1<$ as cNl"9f'd and
tuoolto<Mn~ I• lht '""' of l1'.l90.000. S«llon 6 Tlwll II Is I"-1,,1...,11on
of ""' Bo.rel lo Qll a ~IAI tledlen wolhln lmprOYM\Mt District Ho. l·A to• 11t~ o,,,.,..... of submlttlne to Ille
Yflf•rt a orooosWon lnckldJ"'9 •utftortzt !•on 10 lts4't Ille ••rvloUsl't allfltOl"lttd
llonds of lm.,._f Olslrlct No.
l·A lor lht ,,..,_ of ecc-11""1,.
II\• ofan of "'l<Wlts 101" fmf>rOVt"*'I
Ma~hiz -Broadway to UC Irvine Ooflrlrl No 1-A °' ch•"9td Incl -
•'tmtnl"<I bv tltt '"'°'' of loylt f nglnHrinv dlll'd Mlrcll, IHI. and to "'''he' s u II m 11 lo the ~lecl.,,.,•
I D'<K>C»ft•Oll 1u"'°'ltl"9 ll!t IUIHIOCt
of •" MkllllaMI Sl•.(J0.000 In boM•
B r o a d w a y director
Herbert Machiz has come
west to join the Irvine
Repertory Theater for its
production of "Dark of. the
Moon," the second in a
5e1'ies of. thne production~
staged f'Or tile IRT's second
season, beginning April 11.
Appointed as a visiting
guest artist in directing,
Machiz brings with him a
wealth o f professional
theatrical experience in
plays, musicals and operas
which he has direrted in
England, France. Italy and
Auatria as well as in
America.
Machiz finds the Irvine
approach to the arts, work-
SldH'f Peltlw
'10 SIR
WITH LOVE'
ing towards a professional
arts school, highly ap·
pealing. He related these
sentimen~ recently in a
personal interview wiCh UCI
student Bob Currier.
"Theory can carry a stu-
dent only so far," Machiz
believes. "Professional peo-
ple can create a fulfilling
supplementary experience
for tlle aspiring artist, a
practical, ta n g i b 1 e ex-
perience through which they
may feel they have grown.
"Especially in the theater.
a professional will work
witb a great variety of
directors and it is oot only
beneficiaf but esse11t.ial to
become accustomed to dif-
ferent styles and teebni·
ques."
THROUGH RA~KS
Machiz hunselI is no
stranger lo the academ•<'·
profes.sion&f combination. A
native of New York Cily,
he has worked his wa y up
through the t h e a t r l c a I
ranks, supporting himself
with bit parts ancl---ol1d jobs
since tbe age of 15, while
al multaneou'sly attending
high school and Ulen college.
''I didn't believe in sleep
In those days. nor m 11 c h
now." he contends.
After serving a hitch in
the Army during World War
II. directing d r a m a t 1 t·
lherapy for the wounded. he
returned to his studies and
in 1948 received the first
Nl.tlbrigbt FeO<nnhip for
TheMtt Research e v e r
awarded.
His four ye.an in Eurofl('
lnchlded studies at the
lamoos Sorbonn<' in Pilrt"
and work In lhr !J(1u1o;
Jouvet Pr0<ludion~ 11 n 11
Thrllll'r nr .Iran l.JOUI~ H.11 .
raull
DIRECTS AT UCI
Herbert M•dliz:
Mach11.· 111>1 or l'l'rdits has
grown increasingly lengthy
and impressive. llis pro·
ductions include works by
1uch noted writers as Ten·
nesaee Williams. Maxwell
Anden-0n, Henry Miller,
Ugo Betti. Frank O'Hara,
UoaeJ Abel, James Merrill.
John Arden. Kurt Wei.II and
Elmer R1C'r.
Among thr many actors
and ;.ic:ttesse'I who have
worked under Machiz' clircc-
tion art' Dame J u d I t b
Anderson, Patricia Neal,
Hermolne Baddeley. Eric
he say.s, ''1s fresh air."
Performances of "Dark of
the Moon" are scheduled for
Aµnl 18-20. May 2-4 and
May 16·18. at 8:30 p.m. in
the UCI Studio Theater.
Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
l lllet11enlo of an operation S First wort!
of Xmu cuol
' Flower 14 Race trick
1111rlcer
15 Pert. 11
I tline ~lod
U l0tnan's
I CCl!SSClfY
17 Run the sholf
18 Half: Prefix
19 Coliseum 20 Spattcraft
22 Hat holdtr
24 U.S. army sur9eon
25 Stt 11 Down
U Ensl9n:
Abbr.
21 Bit ol
I blO#
30 West lnchs
country
32 Rang out
36 Cut across
,.0 Opening in
a fores t
U llove about 42 Experlmenl
44 Big name In Russia
45 Kind of 100111 o lrdispenslble
49 African VII"
51 Fastener
52 Shi p
st ell on 54 ltni ,,
I PP•tl
s'5tt 11 Down
58 Ratio lo
spetd of
sound
Saturday's Puzzle Solved:
61 t1alrpittl
63 Oaztd condition '5 Narrow
. backstreet
67 Kind of story H Unrelllrblt
person 70 Businus pl act
71 kind of 11a 11
72. llarrated 73 Kind of
sludMI
74 Flavoring ma tffill
75 Creenbatks
DOWN
111111 • H 11-• 1
~Ill N
INIO T H
1si-
'""' II -,_ y
-~ " " • " f [ 4" .. • I
I C ~t ] .
12 Ont of
tht lowrst
cia,
13 Scrul inilt 21 Ch;aracttr lo
Shakespr,.•
23 1(111d of
open1n 9 l Scal\H 27 Stt 52 In fine Across
pattlclu 29 Parl of salt• 2 klad of 1119 ship's
Cilf course
3 Condone 30 Global _. Dance section
S On• devoted 31 Mort
to pleasure unfriendly
' l and 33 Hot stuff measure 34 Biblical
7 Rtar as if region to sp11ng 35 Veto
I Kind of light 3& TUtkey's
9 Tropical neighbor
tree J7 -· bent : 10 Dali, btkt notltf
for one 38 I ates by
11 ll aple, tatting
for on• 39 Siient
~ Vi" ! !V ~
ll
I
...
A I• •1• •1• •••
Ul
"'~ tH
1 I . ' '
.. 11/61
OFloat In
th' air
46 Wa~: Comb. fo1111
0 011e wllh
lntu1hve
powtrs
50 Violent argumtnl
53Small bu11dles
.55 Ch•'9ed Ion S6 llusicl1ns'
111lniMUM
Wl9e
5TG10UDS of
t11lm1ls 51 Mascullne: Abbr.
5'1 C1n. prov1 net :
110 Lu mp of o rtll li2Showy
•4-clef:
lluslcal
s19n
66 Thus far
UCausr to choice
Portman. Signe Hasso. Anne __ _._l"l""'"9'!
Meacham . Eartha Kitt and
Tallulah Bankhead. ..._ ..... _..-+-oi
For a number o( years
Machlz M 'I devoted hunsclf i...1..+-...-i+--
to I n I 1 o d u c i n g new 1--+-~f-+-1~ playwr1~hls 111 an eHort to
ovorcomr lhr pr r 'e n t h...._~~-+..:~t::':"'+-t!\'t--+:"'.'-tr.-t--f~t--t-t--t-;
11t.gnation nf thr American
theater. 'Whal It needs."
• t I I I ~.
.... ~ ,, ... J
IN
COi.Oii
.,.SHOW rno4U• ••...
WLEKOAYS • U · I IS It U
lAlVllDAV -fUNOAY
UJ'I I •»•t·• I Jt ttn
tor "" oul'POM of accomolisll1"9 111# Ch•rtllfd Ind WPPl~mMltd ol•n ti
works fOf lmprowment District Na.
l·A of 11111 Dlsfricl Section 7 Thal Titvr-. Ille 111111
d•v of ~rll, lfff, 11 I :JO o'clock
p m, et Crown v11~ Elemtntarv
kltoOI. mf2 CrOWll VtlleY ,..,i.w1v,
l a911Nt Nl9w l, (,1Jlfornl1, It ttereW
tlal'd H l!tt elate. lllM and !Mdl,..
plect of flle lloerd of DlrKfol'Y of
lltf Moulfon.Nltuel W1~r District to•
a 1ttarlr19 br this Bo&nl In •"91rct
lo lh• orOlllOSecl cli.!>9M an(f t\11!•
11lemtnh to ll!t •••n of worts tor lmorovtmonl Dlslrlcl No. l·A of tltls Orslr•ct 11ld In reg•rd to Ille rtv1sltt>
In Ill• "$tlmal• of the amount of moner 11tcesarv lo .ccompllsh 111d
plen of works lncludlll!I '"" a...,,-non or WltllM• ot nol Ille 111an H c:lt•nHd
11\d •uooi.menled win beMflt •II IM l•rrllo,... wltflln l"""°o~f Dltfrlcf
No 1·A lncludf!"l9 •nv ltN"llorY annt•td
""'"to sine• lht tdOPIJon of llM
oro9lnal olan of works. All ff,_.,,
twn•nt llnd 111 lme-t Dlsl<lc.f No l ·A and 111 o!Mr ....,._ maf
•D<>f&t and "" t>ffnl ~ .,.., Mattrr set fortft in lltls tesohltlolt
., 1rw m1tl~N material ttiereto ..
S.Clton a. Tit11 11\e s.cm1rv IA
Ito• SMrd of DlrK10rs It het.W
ordend tnd dirt<h!d le -lloflc. of said ,_,,.. lit be 9"'9tl 11¥ tllblidllrw
I COOY of llti1 ~lutfon of lnfllnllon
'" ~ LH un• B•Kll Oall'I ,.,._, I ""WlPIPtf" of HMr111 circufllloft.
•U'bP&IM'd 1n fllt Covntv of ~ a~ o -lor two SUCC1!1Slft ....iu .ursuont IO SKllon to66 ol the Goffm·
-"' Cod• Tit• firsl oubhuhon IO II<' •I •·~•I tour1••n {14) dns 1tri.r ~ '"'' t1mf' t1•f!d for ~arino. S,,,hf
tw>tlt• lltoll l lto .... el.,.. lW ~II,,..
• toPV of said r-lutloft In tltr ... IJI oubll< olot'ts within ••lei ,,.,..
1rov1tmfl'nt Oi\lrlct for •r te11t fOlJr•
l•rn ( 1 cl ""'" '"'°' lo lh<! llm• t .. !'d f(>r Mid ""orln11. Slid "°"C!t th•ll 11$o ~ •IY'll 11'1 mtlnn<J •
COOY of salcl r~lutlon le .... H r-•
IOf'tlO"' In SKlion SlS11 of tM ~Hlt
rr,.nl Code et MHI flrtefrn OSI d41W
prior IO II\• ,. CS.I& filled for Mid
h"'"''"9 ADOPTED, $1GNl!O al'ld A"PROVEO
lltl• lhl cloY of Mlrch, lNI. Ivor 0. Hanton
Pruiclenl of Ille MOUL TON·NIGUEL WATl!lt DISTRICT and of fllt
Bo.I'll of 0 1-'9n """8f,
ATTESl
Al EXANOEll IDWIE ~~lorv ol 1!>t MOULTON-NIGUEi.
WATER DISTRICT end of the
llOtrd of OfrKIOU thereof.
tSE.t.l) STATE OF CALIFOtlMIA)
COUNTY OF ORANGE l H
I ALEXANDER MJWIE. Seema"' "' fl>t ..... of Of'9dlf't flf .... MOl.JI. ~
NIGUEL WATElt 0 1.STltlCT, 4o ""'*
certffV ftwlf .... fot-'M ,_lufletl -
dUIY ..... .,., 11'9 ~ tf °""'" of \lld Dblrl<' II e 11-"'W ...,_
ltfld on IM 71d 4-Y f/f Mardt. t•.
•1111 "''' ii Wit 90 ~ w ~ loflowint YOh!:
AYES: OlltECTOO EUGEN& w BEi.i., TOR•EY H. WEIB, J-'MES O. ltlVIMES.
H L. REMMEltS,
ANTHONY ft. MOISO
NOES: Ol•ICTOltS NONE
AllSTAINEO: OIRECTOltS IVU
0 HANSON, GLENN E. MATHIS
ABSENT : DIRECTOR.$ NONE ,., .... ,,d., lowi• s.c ...,. ,.., Of "'-
MOUi. TON ... IGUIL WATlilt
DISTRICT Ind of Ille
Ila.rd of DI_., """'91 ~bllslltd l.19\IM 9tuh O.tl'f l"lklf ~111 ... ,.., "~
• SHARP
If you't• 1 ther11 •••ti••· '"
the OAll 'f "lOT'S f•-•
Oi,.,•·A·llll• clanlfltl •It Sit.
1114..,L M•h • lt•Htt 11 .. 1 , ••
whtff>., Y••'•• ltuyl"t er tel1111,_
3! DAJL V PILOT
DAILY
PILOT
WANT ADS
HOUSES FOR SALE
, G.neral
Lenders
Generosity
1000
Somt mterrst nuno~I hirky
bL1Yer 1s rco1n2 tn u1k .. art·
v&ntagt> of th1>( rx1~t 1ni;:
4"''l. r11/\. loin. Brirk
tr1mmtd, hard"'r.o;1 r Io o r
cottage. :l tirnmom~. 1·\
baths, bn ck tlrrplact. aep. I
aralt> ea11 n2 area in '™'
built-Ill k111·ht n Sll9 Pt r I
month inclurte& taxes. E.Asy
terms on rht down
Colesworthy & Co.
64'J..nn
19CM Harbor Blvd., C.M.
___ Ope--' n Ev~.
$18,500-
cozv & CLEAN
Eastsi<k. Remodelrd kitchl'n,
2 BR!! l bath. larg,. lot,
trmt trees, ellry Pntr;ince
far boat or trailer. Wi lk ro
shoPs. Terms.
Rl tr. 646-3.<!28 Evrs. &12-0185
Office Open Sat/Sunrlay
*LAC HEN MYER
6 HOUSES
$36,500
Older but t xcellrnt lrlcome
property $425 mo,
PERRON RfALTY CO.
18th & Orangt &12-1771
ONLY $21,850
. . . ~
M~, April 8. 1968 .. .
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUSES FOlt SALi HOUSU POI SALi HOUSIS fOI SAtl RINTAU -·~-
Gener.a 1100 Nw ...... "-"' 1210 s.nt. AM 1'20 Houw ~ General 1000 Gener•I 1000Gener1I 1000 --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;,;;;:;,;;;:;;; .:.:...:....;..--~----~~ ,....._. Y.U., ._...
Newport Beach
Panoramic View
Of tilt-bay, hgt.ts and C111a-
l111a Island from the ll\lltlg
room and gardt'n deck of
this ;!(XX) sq. ft. ranch borne
,\~ you looking for a 4 BR
homl' which IS grtat for en-
tprta1nin1t ;ind also an ldtoal
family home with Its la.l'ge
rumpus room and room for
a panl~ Only $49,9:10 With a
low down paymrnt.
Custom Value
A tiugp custnm 3 BR homP
WATERFRONT LOTS
New Waterfront Section Jast Opened
(Fee simple land) Waterfront lot., tncludinf
boat slips. from
$33,000
Huntincaton Harbour Soles
CALL DiCK FABIAN -147-2531
We will mail you lot maps
& financi ng information.
• ............. _..._... SY °"1MI" $22-I BR. 1~ AVAIL Notr! Pbaoe l3D-ZMI.
BA ..,ty CU'flC*I. Nb 1021 RJYer La., ()pm Sia A f BR. 1• al !ala.~ ,.tic Ill res. ID.lalated cd-b 14. I BR. -~ cltD rm 6 hoeecl ,..., • DEWIE lRIPlfl
$44,500
Owner'1 lln11 with ~ct.
dl.dnntber. built.bi ldtd:i-
"' • wllll all the llDelt .. tallq. 'n.e other 2 r~tala
belp PAY YOUR WAY.
Call now A ll'l' the ftnest
in lnoome I.IX abdtu.
WHY PAY TAXES?
Newport
••
Vlctorl1
2414 Viata Del Oro
NNport Bea.cb
LENDERS JEWIL
Vacant redeccrated ,J BR.
2 ba home. Big tenced yard
patio located tn very
9'.cluded area.
1aca. A1Jo ~ 1 o c BP.D"l1' HOOIC. A LL ........ $215. IOfla
ermper GD trtr « MW El.EC KJ'lO{. RedDced '> • I pr.,._ Ooee to ICbooll. $39,41D IUD Towabou91; ' 'l~~ p JOlll for JOOl. 2 5 0 1 be., pool. irpc.. ti. ..
M.ttpret Dr., N.B. 213: Santa AM ....... 16'0 '*'>-~ --mt
%11-'28 3 Hae 00 ~ ac-Horw ' :=:= = le~ 122.S Inc. Tolal rent tnc $4400 ~ IMdt ~
yrly. $39.!'iOO· 548-1249, Mio a __ ... _L A !l-LJ... : a BR. 11' ea., pe&: fretbly arr twme11 va1 .. ~4 !
pe.lnted. Avail. now CT,.500; Apa A bell.-• all ~
will take liMf. By Owner LeguM ... ch 1705 raps. We need eddi~
2562 ~ &41·1200 ~ nntala a prope:ny ~
1 n.t:1 CUSTOMERS WAITING ~
for only S.18,300 in N,.wport "'-iii\i-iiiil-i-i-ili:ii:miiii~=====~~mi BN11'h 2000 sq. fl. or over· Ii 646-1111
(C•ll
Anytime)
Blt·in kitchen, eetini nook
Ottered at considerably
below lenden cost
Bick ,lay 12AO COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Beckwith RJ4i ~---;._..,~-----Early Calllom.la 1t)'led home 627 s. Cout Hwy. et-'150li
YOU awn the Jand, 2 Yr. 4 W/Olde Sp!Ul.ish Influence,
BR. 3 ba. 2 at)' .• corner. Niguel IM!Ctlon of Laguna. ~~?~ =i
drps., epts. 1Mcp, bltna. 3 BR, ctr/fr'plc, blt·ln R I: 2 BR. A: den, l% ha,'-, Near new Boy'• Club Ir O, $25,500 • $2600 On. $150 drpa, trpJ.. pool. $225
"111'd bedrooms. 2~ baths,
two magnificent tireptace5
anll a largr family room.
Only S3.830 down payment.
•!•e s~ii~G
\lm •REALTY
•• "A.WTL\JE"
1801 WPstclifr Dnve
RYE BEDROOM
SPANISH
Yoo can walk to 1hP heach
from this excitingly Spanish
two 11tory homt>' Vour ""1
11111ry till' entry floor, the
en-hl'd windo"s ann t he
Mfxil:an flreplacP in your
11unkl"n livin,2' room will say
Get Ready
for Summer
By the Seashore
A delrghtful 4 Bedroom
Beach home
ctlazl'd 1111' eatinit arPB
modem bu1lt-1n kllchen
Sttluded patio
master Bdrm w sundeck
asking s:n.500
Wllh Vl"ry O!"Ob)e terms
Call Beverly P1wlovtch
Eves. 67~16
"fiPsla" rn ynur ~et1ls anrt l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!I
thry will "Ole" and marvel
11t the built-in BBQ no }'OUr
rovt'T'cd patio in your ter-
rHi c back yard! $4,000 down
will ha ndlr.
TAIBEll 540-1110
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
4 BEDRM •
$23,000 • 3 BA TH
Wonderful Westcliff
LUXURY AT LOW COST.
Beautiful 15'x32' Swimming
pool, three bedrooms. 1'\
baths plu11 fam ily room
homt>. BwJt for modern liv·
ing -tlreoratt<I in eXC'l'llent
taste. Tomorrow may be loo
Jail' -be the porud owner
of this one. HURRY '' ONLY
$38,750.
B!G MESA VfRDE It $32.500
Ph. 644-1133
CAMBRJDGE YMCA. $39,900. 60.a28l ~ ,!!'t. Miuion Rlty Adults $124.1bmr1.d-pm
EXCELLENT """""'.u SMELL THE
OCEAN AIR
n us 3 BR home bas an ex· 'Enjoy miles or Beach netll'
pandtd famJly ~· dining by, S BEDROOMS + tam-
mom & large hvmg room. Uy room. Sunken Uvtng
New carpets throughout & room. Mas1er sulte with RO·
nr\\ ly painted. Located in MAN BATII. Super deluxe
great r?sidential area on modem kitchen. FUN tor
C'Ul·di'-sac street. Existing the whole (amJly during the
loan can be assumed with-long hot summer. FANTAS-
out 111terest lncrea!W' Cor only TIC BUY only $34.000. &Z
LOCATION Irvine Terrece 1245 Larae 4 BR, 3 BA., den. TOP Of the World 4 ~
...a ... _ , ft h d pool, bome., )lit re.decor, ·~ Comer lot w/la.F&e fncd I" BY OWNER: 2 bdr. cnvt .... u. '7"· ...,.e. t • 2964 Mountain View Dr. .w
and entrance for boat or den, apacioua rm. frpl. patio plus 2Dd lot. call TJ9.474S collect. .• •,
camper. 3 Br. 2 ba, hure liv patio, priv. sas.500. 67J..19a> S59.SOO. EquJty $30,000
rm w/new ww ~ta. tJoor NEWEU. ASSOCIATES Condomfn.lum
to ceillnl trpl. Gleaming Corona del Mar 1250 ---·-~---•---hrdwd flr. e.xpoeed din rm. ~--------LOVELY OCEAN VIEW WESTCLIFF 2 BDJl.i 236
Large kitchen w I blt-ina, R-~--~ $l,OOO Lana.1 patio, Uled brick frp1 ba. beau decor, pluab ~. dishw. Sep Lndty rm. Entire wu-wu 3 BDRMS, 2 BA. $43,900 lovely C<1fl, patio, all ·~
S25 tranalt>r fees. $32,500 Tenns. house newly painted. A• New 4 BR, 3 baths in Call 496-1243 l>f'twn 10.5 pm k I t c h . w s h r • d r i e r •
sume 4~ % GT or min dwrl, Harl>or View Hllla 4 DR, den, 2 ha, 3 fli>lc, beat ~...5;"~ dbl aar ~ JC-.. COATS ~ WALtACE
REALTORS
-546-4141-
(0pen Evenings)
BADLY NEGLECTED
Hu heen vacant & needs
cleamng up. Energetic buy.
1>r not a1ra1d of work can
tlx it up & have a bargain.
Basically a good home. 3 BR
4-dining room. builf.lns. l'X·
tra sizpd yard. heavy INH<e
root. 2 balh.~ .... Subm.il low
down • asking S?J.995.
Conv fin. Full price $23,950. $52,000 north end, ooeanaJde loc. ,,,......,~
Drive by 2390 Fordham Delancy Real Eat.ate $69,SOO. 494-7664 RENTALS
Drive, th!!O caJI 837-SQ35 for m:mo Apta. Fvmlahed
appt. DO NOT disturb oc-'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~ ugun. Niguel 1707 -....;..-------
OOSTA MESA OFFICE cupant•. Corona Hlghl•nd1 Coat• Mesa 4100
2629 Harbor Blvd. BY CUSTOM BUILDER Large 2 bdr, ranch style, not OCEAN VlEW, NIGUEL _,,_ ,.,., Ope n k TetTace. 2BR, 2BA, Den, 54.'>-9491 Open till 9 PM Distinctive new home, Mesa lease, Mcuu: v.u. .n a w --568 Se ard Rd CdM Cpta, drpc, Comer lot. HARBOR VIEW Verde golf course 1 block. aw • Lllndacaped * $52,950
HILLS Mediterranean Spaniab ex. 6'7S-46Z3 499-lMC or 547.m
terior. 4 BR, large living, GRAND BAY VIEW. By Co.-on• del M1r dining and family room's. owner. 4 BR, din rm, fam 4 B<lnn, 1ami1;y rm.
Lusk • built homes located Frigidaire kitchen. 1836 Ta· rm, 2400 sq-tt. Best bid. Jn MONARCH BAY.
in the Southland's most d& hiti. Days call 546-QOO, 644-2516 OWNER. $51,000 67>2599
sin.hie Ir l111cinatinr area. ~Eiiviieeii.ii546-6378iiiiiiiii;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Scboola & Calil. Irvine •
CBmpu.a just m o m e n t 1 Divorce ForcH S•le Udo Isle ll5l Duplex• For S•le 1975
away.
Sensibly priced from
UUIJO'io $i8.900 -
Back Bay area. Comer house Bayfront ·Pier, .Slip
3 + ram nn at only $2.3.500. 4 Bdrm, 4 bath & maida nn
Wood roof. ~·lot.~ J®J1l ~o spread out. !AJ'ge
Be.ch Viii• DuplexH
3 bdrm• 2 baths each akle.
Deluxe throughout. Drapes.
$22~ Wk. "'' • Studio • Bach aptL • • ;
• lncl utila • Phom amY • .i e Maid Service • TV avu. e New Cafe Is Bir ~• .
2384~ Newport Blvd. ~
SUS CASITAS
New Units Now Rentinc
Furnished Bachelor Is
1 Bdrm Unibr
Medallion by Hotii*
2llD Newport-Btvtt-
LUSK HOMES
sonable terms aniuiged. donn1tory room: $135,000
College Realty ~5880 Excellent financing. Appt. carpeting, kitchen built-ins, 1WO 1 BR APTS.
enclosed garages. Ideal Downtown Costa Meaa.. tu.s
ALMOST 1/4 ACRE
• EASTSIDE •
R. C. GREER, Realty
34.16 Via Udo 67J..~ home or Investment. In de-& SllO
mand area units minutea month. 646-0'm or 54(J,..-
from ocean at Htmtington * 1 BDRM FURN APr *·
Fantastic 3 BR home on quiet
cul-de-sac street. Nicely car·
petrd, freshly painted, beeu-
llful custom built-In ki tchen,
lovely covered petlo & many
ni~ hf'aring fruit lrtes. A
mm1t to see CALL ~1151
Hrritage Real Estate.
Decorated by Barker Bros. 1093 Baker, C.M.
Directions: MacArthur Blvd.
from Pacific Coast Hwy. or
Newport Fwy. Tum OD San
J oaqwn Hills Rd., then
follow llgna to model area. By owner 3 bdrm bouse. z.on.
ed for 3 units. 514 % GI.
$19,500 Pr1ncipa~ only.
646-2745 or 67~5729
Huntington BNch 1400 Beach. Income approx. $290 Ufili>d. Except ligh~
mo., pymnt low as $146 mo. Adulta. $80 mo. ~282*
DAVIDSON Realty
VACANT
lmmed. OC'Cupancy. Ea21t·
slrle 3 BR + 1~ batlui.
newly redecorated. Corner
lot.
Rltr 2750 Harbor !iB, C'M
:HG-'1<160 Eves. 546-8169
3 Bdrm 3 baths Deluxe On
quiet cul-d~sac street &nd
Mesa Verde Golf Course.
Pool and waterfalls. Partly
rumtshed. $55,500. Good
!Prms.
Dania lttaltg
64U560
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
Dl\IL Y PILOT
WANT AD
DIAL
642-5678
This Page
REACHES
11,172
HOMES
EACH WEEK I
Butlt • in ele<"tric kitchen.
dishwashel'. Large patio. Ex-
tra storage in double gar-
age. 50-1720
TARBELL 2955 HARBOR
Vacant April 20th
Nice 3 bedroom pool home in
the beautiful Mesa Verde
area. 2 luge firl!plac:es, all
built-in kitchen, large fam-
Uy room, 2 baths & heavy
Make root Owner bought
new home • submit any rea-
l!Onable offer. Asking $28.·
!r>O. CAU MR. BLACK,
540-1151, Herilaie Real E•
tale.
WANTED
~al Estate "Sales People.
WHY NCYr GET ON THE
BAND WAGON!
Over 25 Y ean in
Orange County
• 1\Jll pege adv~sing
• Inter office teletype
• Training program e Jnsun.nce
• Many other benefits
Call 646-4494 • For interview
Landi Landi land!
234 acres Hemet ••
. . • • • • • • • • • • $2250 per e.cre
105 acres Riverside ••
• • • • • • • • • • • • $5000 pe:r lcn!
U> Acres Laguna ••
• • .. • • • • • • • • $4950 per •ere
Eves. Call 547-7850
$7.00 TOTAL DOWN
INCLUDING ALL
CLOSING COSTS
TO VETS
Beller living in Smoit Free
area. 3 huge ~ms. plus
Camily room, 2 elegant
baths. Ca rpets. D r a p e s.
f orced 11ir heating. 2 car
garage. Nice Patio and Bar-
B-Q. A STEAL.
COST A .ME.5A OFFICE
2629 Harbor Blvd.
54.5-9-191 Open till 9 PM
HU9• Split Levell
In de&lriible 88,ycreat, but not
lease hold. this is an enorm-
ous 4 BR. 3 bath near-new
hnme with a marvelous floor
plan. Hugtt game room
Oarge enough for a pool IA·
ble) with a massive atone
flrepl ace .\ completely sep-
arate from the livlng areal
Formal dining room, break·
fast room. 3 car garage. A
RARE BUY for $61,500!
Ruth P1rdoll, Realtor
l&a> Westclill Dr. 642-5200
Pool Time
VILLAGE SPEGAL
lrvint 3 BR 3 baths. comer
lot with rear yard opening
to a p11rk. Best buy In Art
Linkletter Development. Va-
cent & ready for your fam-
ily.
$24,950
Newport
et
V\,ctor1•
646-1111
Look To The
Future
Quaint 1 bedroom cottage
surrOl.lnded by Dowen-trees.
All on a R-4 55 x 320 lot. Ex-
ceUent income area • Buy
now build later • Unbel!ev·
able at only
$21 ,500
~ E. 17th St. 646-4494
Attention Real
Estate Brokers
VA Joans now available to
Clfl MYflrM $37,500 at 6% interest for zz~=~====~ 29~ yrs. 100% loan for your Udo Isle buyers.
Lease $400 Lender Approval
3 BR. 2 ba home. Excellent within 48 hrs of applications.
condition. Lovely Jl8.tio. own-2.2 million available.
er/consider couple or small Contact:
family. May consider Lease/ WESI'SIDE MORTGAGE
Option. Gardener Furn. (TI4l 494-2255
Mn. Raulston
Coldwell, Banker & Co. Bf'CK BAY
,,.. 1. c.m Ht-.,.., CUstom • built 3 bedroom. 2
OWNER, M o n ti c e 11 o
Townhouse: 3 BR. 2 Ba.,
patio & pool; great loc.
Encl. gar.; comp. redecor.;
real buy! 119 Yorktown Ln ..
CM-Shown by app't. 5'16·
6198
4 BR. 2 BA, liv r m, den,
cin rm, 5 Yra old. By
Owner. can alt s. $31,500.
54!'·1061
MESA Verde; 4 BR. 3 Batha:
2400 sq. ft. L11dscpd., auto.
•llrinklera A: door opener.
$4.2,500. S41>-3100 Alt 6 PM
BY OWNER 3 bdrm. 1% ba,
90% loan. Cpa, drps. $22,900
646-2761
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
canker -Party -Acrid -
Wholly -W AU.ET.
I went to my doctor for a
checkup. He 8l\YI my WAL.
LET will have to come out.
"~":1m~c110.c1:=;1e bath .home with every College P1rk e."<clus1ve refinement. Prt-__ ;;;..._ _____ _ 1115
$450 DOWN
vate area location where CHARMING, Quiet 3 BT.
every home ahow1 like e. home. Hu everything. Low
model. Owner will help fi.. malntenance yard. Priced
nance with 10% down _ well below market.
S&l.51Xl. A Real Buy! 546-6266 or 549·1623 eves.
BEAT THE '61 RISE Low6~% int. Numberlim-19!n Harbor Blvd-cif
IN INTEREST ited, 90 call now. <n4> $140 ATTRACTI.VE,,
Assume low 5% % FHA in-847~ spacious, 2 bdrm, ~
aured Loan. Beautiful 4 bed-RENTALS patio, gar, adults, no pet.t.
room ~iome ~th 1 % bathll. HouMI Fu rnished Open 2Z34A Rutgers Dr.
Electric built·W. New wall BEAU lrge Bachelor, fbO(i,
to W'llll carpets. Fully drap-Costa Mesa 2100 adlts only, no petl. ·\125
ed. Covertd and enclosed mo, deposit req. l 9 7 5
patio. Huge yard completely V.f'.RY clean 3 bdrm home Pa.rsona, Mgr Apt 9.
enclosed. Double Garage. with large fenced rear yard, NASSAU Palma 1 Ir 2 BR
Total peyment just like completely furn ts he d Furn or Unf SUS-$150,. Jltzl
rent! Available April 10th $175 pool l7? E 22nd St ~ month. Agent 546-4141. · ·
$'140 Lovely 2 BR flll'D .. •dtil
Newport BNch 2200 pd. sn Joann. u bloc~-
Mart) 646-28ll I ; .
3 BR. 2 BA, trpk:, 2 lt'l>· $60 flo 165 ..__ Uttl ..-.u •
'1'6&2 EDINGER prqec. April 1 • June 10 '45-to '9G B'Mr 'UUlit :
842-4455 OPEN EVES. S225 per mo. summer n;ntat l man. 545-1551 aft 7 l'Qll
June 10 • Sept w. Wmter COURT SALE rental, Sept 1D • June 10 1 Bdrm Adults only. No,ieta.
tn $225. ....., mo. 1037 West Bltna, dahwsr, cpta. *W· to settle estate. Located ,.... ..,,.... ......, .,._ Balboa Bl•d. 543-7072 -u mo . ..,_..,__, eves•." · the nicest development in
H.B. SboUld be l!Dlnc for 2 BR Beach cottage, 6 doors Newport S.ach A20Q
S34,000 but opening bid only from Ocean. Year around
$24,000 with 2070 down. $120 mo. LAD 642--0.144
Could be best tNy of the
year. Lido Isle 2351
P1ul Jones Realty 2'l4 VIA Udo l"lord and 7"..5
847-1266 Eves. 842-5844 Vlll Lido Nord. Call 713:
4 BEDROOMS $24,995 • 93Hl920 213: 27<>-4.547
Just reduced. Owner ~
SUNNY l Br Step BNP,
~PONSIBLE emp '1ltl-tlt
$90 yrly inc. utla. ~·!'7th
St. NB :··:
ROOM For rent in al*'t·
ment on oceanfronti -WPt
Bcb. Working male. f75::l6Q6
ferred. Hu cpts/drps, land-Huntington a .. ch 2400 -... _a.. acaping, fendhg + bit-In Coron• del M..-~
library, frplc, den or of11ce, CLEAN 2 BR house, prage. .
kitclien w/modem blt·IDa. Downtown H.B. 2 Blocks 2 BR Luxury Apt. CQlnfl
CAIL 962-4411 from Library. SllS. SJ&.8991 tum, pool, rec tac, patio,
1ilage Real Estate
'' l~UM huh 2705
bay view. Adults, no p.tj.
June-Aug lease. $300 •·
u tU pd. 67J.4.222 aft 6 PIJI.
263 acres San Juan
Capistn.no . . S5950 per acre
Prepaid interest •~pted
See this lovely model home,
new w/w carpetini & drap-
es. • Complete dream kit.
OutSJde entry to bath for
pool. Beautifully landscaped
front It rear. Only
For Ibis large family home
close to everything. l'{ewly
THE REAL ESTATERS
646-7171 ~2313
ii962iii-44iiiiniiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiii54Mlliiiiii03itll &ORM with view, furn, 1200 ,_ $135 mo. Call E d I th Desperation Sa.. WcMabon 837~ dy. En, l•lboa W Newport S..ch
p8.lllted inside and ouL lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
on any of these pat'Ctis. Three big bedrooms, 2 Perfect Poof Home
WALLY McCOY REALTY
642-6487 anytime 545-4f12
LIDO SANDS
$32,500
baths, double car ganie. Just listed! 3 bdrm wttb Mo-n 28 per month includes hawk top-uade carpeting
taxes. See today • won't throughout. beautiful dJ'llp-
last long! es and everythinr In A • 1
3 Bdrms, 2 Baths
$23,500
George Williamson.. Rltr.
~73-4350 OPEN EVES.
Newport leach
Realty '
Irvine Tern.ee Darlin&
J +Famrm-view·
immac:ulate • $42,!r>O
6~1642 Eves. 549-1281
Sl7 100. 3 bdrm, hdwd floon.
No dn to Vets. No points.
Ruby H. Rusaell. Realtor
20372 Bayview. S.A. Hu
54.5-2209, open tll 10.
CHARGE IT!
293 E. 17th St.
A BIG EXTRA
Nlc-ely shaped swimming
pool. N e w I y dPCorated
home 3 BR 1"' baths, 2 car
garage on large lot, dead
end 11rreet. wonderful for
kids. $750 dn • $20,500 tull
price. tl.51/mo includes all.
6% fin.
LOCH.ART REAL TY
569 W. 19th St .. CM
646-3322 ~m1
Near Beach, Sl\lton Sea
Best toe., xlnt R·l lot. May
trade for truck. late car
• Ol' • submit what YOU
b3.W'-Aslclng S3 250 642.3589
::Jilt
2013 WESTCLIIT DRIVE
~ml Open Eves.
iohn macnab
HARBOR
HIGHLANDS
The popular larre 4 Bdrm. 2'' bath. bit-In kitchen, tam
nn "Mellott" built borne.
Hdwd floors, new ca~
tmmac cond • • • • .. S37.SOO
can lor Appl.
642-1235
S@R~~-ll£trs
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I went to my doctor for o
checkup. He ta)'t my -will _____ ,....._.,_.. hove to come out.
0 ~-the dlucll. ovoted by folltfto 1" th. INll!ftO _,d
YOll O...lof frOfll 1t'f 1'C 3 below
8 Plll;s~!~~s lETTm IN r I' r I' I' r I
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condition. Heated and ftlter-
td pool with dl.rect accea to
bath anti shower facilltiet.
OONT \fTSS! $35.SOO. MESA
VERDE REAL TY 546-5990
COLLEGE PARK
3 BR 2 baths, FA beat. tire-
plare. built-In electric R I:
0. ali:o refrlgentor. car-
pets, drapes. A·l condition.
Choke locadon. 124.500.
Wells-McC•ntle Rltrs. mo Newport Blvd .. C.M.
543-7729 Eva 644-0684
~ER • Near ~lU
shopping. 3 Bdrm bome.
large Uv!ng with fir~1ce.
dining area, new bullt·h>
kitchen with birch cabinets.
De.., F A furnac.'9, Larp lot
• 66.'(}26 with block n.Da.
S25.000. 60-7907
Steps to Ocea•
Attractive 4 BR bomt. 2 be,
wood heam celllnp. C yn
old. S26.in>.
CAYWOOD RLTY. ~1290
6.106 W Colt.It HW)I .. NB
C1n H•ve Vlew
OF WATER
R-2 vacant comer lot
on Newport taland
Sdler will Subordinate
part to owner/Bldr.
HORVATH RLTY.
67>1972 ~ f!Vl'S.
NR. Bay &: ocean; lovely 3
BR 2 Ba home on 2 lots;
.:an use as 2 apts. Rm. to
bid $46.500. Sell all or "'
Int. or trade. 121 411t St .. can
perk in rear Owner 673·2719
BESI' BAY VIEW BUY
Elegant 3 BR, 2 Ba. deeded
Twnhle, frplc., atrium, dbl.
1a.r.; poiob, putting ams ..
etc. Only $39.500. 613-(356
OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
1 unit new. $6-4,900.
Submit down. Pnpd Int OK.
54S-am wtcdya. 6~ eves.
Owner lease apt B&ycttst
3 BR. 2 BA, fam rm. Sli~CJ{.
In. 1935 Commodort Rd. S48-
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Owner movinf out of state 344-3474 ,... .,,..,., .. _ .... _.._ .._ ..... must sell: N~ help! Neat '-M~n D<M.:UC...,.. ...., ...
4 & tam rm Clen Mar. few RENTALS All util incl S7S qp
minutes to S.D. Freeway, Houtea Unfurnished 315 E. Ba1boe BmL :-~
cloee to acbools. ahops. Ask· " BALBOA ra.9Ni
tng $26,000 • open to ottm. Coet• Mes. JlOO BACHELOR Y.rty. Diiiil!
CoUege Realty S46-58a> 11 rf.. ( I M aged man, S7S 928 E. WW. -nO n OS I eSI Bel. 67H700 ;~ m,1se Home for leue. 4 BR 2 baths Lido 11'9 4.1Jj
dlnlni room, tireplece. bit· ---------Closing Costs only • • • ins. new carpeting 2 car gar-1 BR. Garage. Slnaie edul~
MR. GI. 3 BR. lam. w/b"plc age, fenced. Immed ccupan-n<> pet!.. Util pd. $145 mo-7'--
0ose • schools 1:...Dou&laa. cy. $200/mo. Agt. 546-1440 ly. 6~ eve •. ·,;:
Dwnl!l' purchased new home. t BRASHEAR REAL TY 4 BR., 2. Ba., Uv rm., din. Huntf_._ Beach 4'to .,.7 ac..., ,_, 1178 839-1.537 rm., den, $250 Mo. • ... -. .,.._.......,_• __ ....... _____ 646-2042 549-1061 E'fes ·""""'
'-.. UST SELL BACHELOR. UHi JXl .. ~. rv1 2 BR, clean, nicely located. SINGLE ADULT cml;)' .. a ~
4 BONUS ROOM 8peda1 • mo. 961 W. 17th St. Pohlbr. M2-2Z1t , , •
SlU60 to $27.500 e 541"'954 e "!t:
3 and 4 Bdrm. Good ..... 2 BR. boule; carp., dr:i.pea. Laguna leech -.~
CIOR to scboola. Must aee. dbl. prap; pref. elderly d-.:
H1ffd•I RMlty cp~. SJ.25. 548-9524 NEWLY fklmilbed S ~
"Homes to Matdl Income" 2~ bath, all elecbic ~
87«> warner 842-4t05 Mee. Verde 3110 ma. Panoramic new.~ -----looldn& Al1ao Beach. 1D> Fonner Model Home 3 Bdrm, 2 . ba. fenced yd, mn wes1" 0r .• _.,. f!: =~ olt·lns. RENTALS .u '
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_ flURNlSHID -
J 1101 UNFUllNISHID I . 1 bedroom, t bathe ...,
I • llEENS ==~~ l
fr From lU5. per mo.
..,,,. .QA • tJNl'URN. Key at 1611 Ellta .\pt. 8, or ~. ,,_ 5100 _ao.cm _____ _
~ 2 ........
~ .FURN. 6 UNF\JRN. • • lacllelor i thted PQoll. Olild Can \Jtllltiea Included.
: ~oaittt. Adj. eo ShoppbrC -Near tiboJIPrtg.
1 Peter'IOD V111. at Rat-802 Knoxville, Apt. D. HB ~ A Adami, a.ta Mea. 536-29)..4 l 5*-0310 2" ~R I>Qplex. Pool, Privacy . j' cpta, ~ 1-stY. aar, Uk.e , new. nso. Anll Apr
MARnNIQUE
.. ARDEN APTS.
• I '
10th. 842-«198
2 " 3 Bdnn 2 ba Pool
Pttio. M 0 R A KAI. 1181
Carfield. PYt atreet 1 blk
N. ott Garfield. 962-8994
S•nta An• 5620
VOLTAIRE
FROM $99.!lO
Lge 1 BR. 2 BR, Studlot
Hotpolnt bltlw, ~
cpts, drps, pvt patio.
pool. recreation area. m s. F'&lrvlew Rd. 5ff·T'8S
'8twn McFadden 6 h t St. I
\.1gun1 IMch 57U
100 CLIFF DRIVE
LUXURY FURNIUNFURN
Yearly Lease. l & 2 BR
1te1>1 to Shott A ShoPI
Oceanvitl'llV from fNtr/ ~
lrom $150 !DO,.IJJ•
494-2449
:.:~Maple Capri :~ SPAC 2 A 3 BR. 11i!i bathl
11 Cpl.I, drps, 2 pooll
Rentals Wiinttd 5990
1 Bedroom., Furnished or i1
un1urnlabed, , MUST have
1tove Ir refrigerator. Upper
with garage. 1 person with 1
WELL • BERA VED Poodle
Newport Beach, Balboa «
Corona de! Mar atta. May
lsl. 642-'451 weekdayt &.a
~ dear sbp'g and s<'hoola
., -t FROM $99..SO ~ Mar. 1998 Maple, #3 PM
l WANTED June JS on long
term I~. 3 BR houae,
C.d.M. Give lovinl care
Xlnt rer. 549-1010 ----F AMIL y OF 4 + dog wanu
Npt Hgt) area 2/3 Bit Wlf,
hse/apt. yrly lse. 547-1749
Rooms for Rent 5995
LAP.GE Bedroom. Con-
venient area. Kitch pri•. Sl2
wk.
642·1'158
SLEEPING room for d a y
working, sober man. Prlv.
ba. &: entry. m Wk. 241 21.st .
C.M.
;-llCE rm. Good l o c .
Misc. Rent1ls 5999
e GARAGE FOR STORAGE • "5. 2171 Miner, C. M.
962~ or~
REAL ESTATE
GeMrtl
Income Pr.,.rty 6000
PRICED TO SELL
(12) 1 BR uhlts + 2 BR home
Lot 105' x 300'. No vacan-
d es. Price $108.000 -
$25,00> down.
OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX
2 BR each, quiet street.
Price $25.000 -$5000. down.
OCEAN VIEW M·t
2 4cres, cor, lnd\J.\trlal .lite.
Ch.id price. Neal J. Martin.
548-3333 -BEA_C_H_D_U_P-LE_X_
HOME AND INCOME
2 • 3 Bedroom • 2 bath units
Just 5 yrs old -Double gar-
age with nice 11\ud yard -
Both untta are specious. -
Live ln one and help make
payments with the oth'1'. -
S52.2SO try 10% down.
nrE REAL EST A TERS
.,...,..,. IMch 5200 646-nn 546-23:13
-UNITS WANTED
' study, , .,., 2 tbwft. We have a liat of hl&h quali· llft·thS, aonken patio,
drpa., gar. 1 blk 'to tied Income Client.I aod Ii>
Adults 00 pell $200 veston Interested In ~ . go..-' Income Property • Units •
~_._,,.._ 2 br 2 ..., Comm~rdal l A~age. _ _........ • .,.. Ricbarddl/Purcell
drpa. bh·Jm. P.15 mo ~It)' m.-4031 ~.u>rnl or s.a.3158 M'3 Cout HlafrnY. CdM
carp .•
for Sa1H Iilcome Unit.I. tn
O:lct:a Mela. Llsliftc tu out.
redudn& price $«KIO. Mmt
aeU .now $35,950. By o,ner.
Trade equity for cub or
trust deeds. 549-<ml
HOME A INCOME
Excel deptte/ln-rm oppty 4
Br res a 10.2 8r l~ ba •P"
S.yr old. PUol E/atde CM
Oner 815-1393 t!9t -.mt
-t MONEY MAKER ;
Fum d'U'ples on bead! at l'fpt.
S?UOO. 801 now! Pocket
IWl.llMr rentl! 494-7469
P ASA.DENA Untti rd1Jnlt
...ia ........... ~ will
trd for CdM prop. m.2598
RIAL IS'T A ti_ !'!!!If .
JueilMM lt•nt•I 6060
Prestige Store
ln prime locaUoo.
Alt "°°'1; .+ IQ n.
See at UQl N....,crt llYd.
CoaM-
OR PHONE
MR. WAltD 642-MM
2115 Harbor, CM
Modem Store 1200 eq tt, am.
pl~ parkiJll. ln A out on 2
atrttts.
Petitte, 54S-0522
SA.' ALL to large COmm olfice
aultes· for rent In Costa
Mesa. 642-1040 or Eves. 5'8-
2841
e PRIME Retail Location e
STORE • 1.& x 40
1875 Harbor. CM 646-6654 -Office hnt•t 6070
LAGUNA BEACH
Desk 1pacee available In
newest ottlce build.q 11
prime locaticm \II dlmltown
Laguna Beach. Air cond\.
tioned, carpeted, beautifUI
paneled partitioatn&. 'l w 0
entrances; rear lad1 to
Municipal parking lotL S50
per month for space. Add
SS for desk and chair& Add
$10 tor business boura an-
swerlng service. All utillties
pa.Id excePt telephone .
DAILY PILOT
222 FOR~ AVENUE
LAGUNA BEACH
494-9-166
NEWPORT ART CENTER.
2400 W. Coast Highway,
~ewiiort, across from t be
Stutt Sh:rt. Prestige mod·
em building. Well maintain·
ed. Attractive arcb&tecture.
)'n>m 300 ICI• ft. up. UtfU.
tin paid. Off street private
~ plU'ldns. Heavy Cllllltruc-
Uon for quietness. Individual
ta.alfna/air concii tiooini;
Rantal ~tail1 • Office 12 or
~ 548-2400 or 544-861!.
1741 W•tcllff-i>r:-
Prime loc ior Corp Ofc's
3000 sq fl Wal/pan'l, Pvt
otcs, Crpts, Drps, a!Nxlnd.
Gmd tlt, low rent. ALSO:
Luxury Suite '10IJ/1400 sq fl
Co-op Bkrt. Owner 548-9586
l...azie A small. One with
LIVING QUARTERS
646-2130
Industrial Rental 6090 -INDUST . .-pace 738 A: 746
W. 17th CM. 3000-42()() 1q
ft., low u ~c iq. ft. (2U)
434-5®
Loh 6100
R-2 1ot 80ldZ • • • • • • • • $9,llSO
R-2 c::orfnt!r" • .. • • • • • • • no.JOO
Oollm\. wtdt~ •• $19,500
M·l: GxJIJr 17 St • . • • $20,000
Other M·l Jots $11,00>/up
Lochart Realty
~ 646-~ -
HarC ilvJ. Area
50 x 175 lot
plua 1mall rental
$15,00>
~rae WUUamllOll, Rltr.
673-4350 OPEN~.
PAR'nAL Ocean view;
Corooa dei-Mar. Ololce
o'dze Jot NOT leuebold.
Lovel)t trees. 873 -2010
Realtor
Acre1ge 6200
TO S&Tl'LE ESTATE
VACANT LAND wa acrea commercial IOn-
ed c. 2 on major
thorou&bfare 1n Santa Ane..
Motel. apta .. buliDHI or
':>ther commercial OK. or
hold for future increue in
value when Bolsa Ave fully
develops Jnto 4-lane blvd.
..ewer line atubbed at pro-
j)tTt;y. Ample ... ater su:pply.
Drive by 4'n7 w. Boi.a,
'hen phone owner 542-9".>33
MONEY MAKING GROVE
Eleven acres within city of
San J\lftD Capistrano. Prime
dPvelopment property. All
utJlltles. $200) per acre
under market valu~ at
JJ!l0,000. $52,500 e q u I t y .
Consider tndes. Prepaid
In •.
NEWELL .-c>clATES
~
::>reng• County Retreat
33:1 .e. $1500 per acne
SobmJt ttrma
Banta a ealty
MU5eO or 962.-3938
e READY TO BUILI> e
10 ac or lesa zoned for apb
or .. plnee, ell)' a( ~
JOHH CONt.ZY. BKlt. M1.m>
10 Acres. Bo. OillL. SI Down,
SI per mo., 1'1115 NII price.
L. SbfWtelt. 1l6 W. !rd St.
L.A. PtlonP 213: 12).510!
Mtluftt.&O... 6210
DUA.M Cal* .. ~-lle1'
wttb beau view. ms down
abd 0011 S30 ptt l'ftO tal•
It.
BJUXK N<m'JU.TY ....
a.1.w..,.. '240
, .... + ..........
10,.. ....... ~.
~ -• Hll'bDr Vft lftDI. •••• to
.. u5e NI$$ ane
MANCIAL ,,
But. Opportunftiea 6IGO
Cteenlftc-..~ ..
Launcbomat ...... Good~·
Douahnut Sbop •••• ..... • • • • • • • Gr'Oll 113$ ~
Clieenfbl ..... Qrou $15,000 ...., "*· .ero. ~.<XX> X>rlvflll ltanae •. Golf
.• F am1l,y can net $2-.000 mo.
Taco'• •• Grou QOO day
Sbop -• •teal • $24.950
~
Pet
Taxt Cab Buainess +
Ho me ........ Nets $9,000
R.e•t Home lncl\ldea
~ ....... Neta $5,00>
N'l!.:l> ••• •· ..
Sell
CHINESE RESTAURANT
Your Buslneaa Qui<*
THRU s LA TES REAL TY
1 r.?52 Beach Blvd.
841 ~9 Eve. 962.T.169
CONF EC'TJON S l1 P P L Y
. . ·:;r.-.
* *
UnUIU llCJW! '51 CHEV. ClltnPCr Bus. 'IT'.
al opporlUnlty for man sleeps 8, self-contained. v aJ-
oman lo restock new ue S2500: trMt for Dodie
coln dlspense111 with A-1~ with V-3 engine; call:
quality packaged food 842-2'108
OI' w
type
high
produ
DI
eta. Handling brand --------
met only. NABISCO. No WANTED for Daughter.
~· Dependable pen.en Lite Model com.pact car,
net VERY H I G H auto. Trade dtsk. leather
ARNINGS. Part or tull chelr, credenza, coet o•er
R~ U150 to $600 as down payment.
~Uln
ci.n
E
time.
S3250 for immediate stut. ~
for p u 1 on a I in· HAVES BR t 4 BR Bfuifi
w, Ri'Yint Ph 0 n e CondomJnlwn $11.000 and
Write
tervie
ber to Inter.State Dist. 811 West Katelin. Suite $12.50> ~. WA.NT F&C
Anaheim, California vacant 011J>'a.Bb-. 67S-2503
Olesblre Re4ll Eatate
num
Co., l
221.
9'2804
uty ti Our Buslneu Wtu. excbanae S-Acrea, $10.000. value, near Palm be yours alllO. We att Spri,pp on duplex or tri-
lookina tor a pel'IOI\ to learn plex ln So. Oranae Coast
each professional make area. "'"" ll31
a.I
It can
and t
up tecbnlquea while building ___ ,,,_ _____ _
s1nea o1 your own. Cap-'59 Olds good motor w/other
responsible. no expert. parts '57 Olds Fiesta Sta, W.
needed. Wrtte: include New trana. 1 owner. Trade
a bu
able,
one no. f.or 125 ft t It. wood fence
VlV1ANE WOODARD CORP. or Mech. labor. 545-9187
ence
ph
'10103.14621 Titus St.
anorama City, Calif. 91412
Dept p
nmrvJNG Avant Ga.rd No-* * *
,,_.. •• • • t
·•
Smiley Tu Senlte
901 Dover. (SUit& 206) NB
'JIM Pl.cenU.. Qllta Mesa
MOI Naraaret. Npt. Bcb
W. A. SMILEY C. P.A.
FM Est. Fees 646-9666
G. I. HOFF~
Enrolled to pra~ before
Internal R.evtnue Service
llor App't. 646.5421
YOUR HOME by APPT.
Federal A: State Return•
• 5314500 .
Janitorl•I 6790
FORGET The fuss It leave
t~~ cleanln.1 lb ut. Flrs.,
windows, carp., etc. Reas..
call Brighter Side 5484134
Landscapfn9 6810
Rave OUl'U:X CdM. IN· COME 1515 ptr month. ~A YNOR'S LANDSCAPING
$10,500 equ.lt,y. Want 3 or 4 le GARDENING SERVICE State licenaed COPIJ'CJr,
bed.room h 0 u 9 e, CdM. R~sidential · Commercial
PRINCIPALS only. 67f>.l349 Free est-No job too bi&!
HAVE 4 unlt Apt in Colla --=~-89-~..,...----
Mesa. Will trade for beer SOIL PROBLEMS?
.bv I& rutaurant In Orange We have the ANSWERS at
Co. Owner 545--0395 ORANGE COAST NURSERY
APTS ' Bust zoned vu land ~ W. WILSON ST.
for 75 +units. San Juan Ca-Costa Meaa 646-l996
po. 700' tront. can divide 9
lots. S81M eq. Trd TD, '!
Owner. 4.9-1-4957, 49446:)3
Waterfront A: dock. #2 Bal-
boa Coves. NB. Equity
$50,000. Tr•de tor TD's,
hotm! or leue/option. Ctsy.
to Bien. 67So:4331
HAVE clear l!K> x 125 M·l
Lot Anaelet aru, $16,800.
WANT home Cal'ona del
Mar, NB area up to $55,000.
Quali&d buyer Olrbin-
M art.in Rltn. '75-1662
* * *
P1perh1n9int
P•lntlng 6150
lSTERIOR & ext painting.
Price. .i.tasbed for spring
clean • up. Frtt est 30 YT
exp. Call Chuck at 548-5314
rNTERlOR It ext painting.
Prices rlaahed for apring
clean • up. Free est. 30 yr
exp. Call Chuck at 548-5314
INTERIOR • EXTERIOR
Avg 3 Br exter, 2 colors.
$166 642· 7528 5'M92T
iNfER or Ext PAINTlNG,
IMMED. SERVICE. Local
ref. FR.EE est. 5'8-1621
. . . ' .. . . . ~
e Stock Clerk { .
(day shift)
e Cra,fer
(d•y shift)
C1ll or epply It
CLA·YAL CO.
Fo remost in the vital, ex-
pand ing fie ld of automatic
valves and controls.
17th & Pl.AcemA
Costa Mesa
An equ•I opportunity employer
----------------
Production
Test Technician
2nd Shift
Mutt pollll!N knowif'dge
ol electrical and eleo-
tronk test theory, main-
tenance and calibration
o! electronic test equii>-
ment. We welcome candi-
dates who have romplet·
eel technical tratnlng
school or recent military
electronlca course.
Senior ub
Assistant
SKIWD
AND
UNSKIWD
MEN NEEDED'°NOW
TO FIIL VACAN~ IN
NEW DEPARTMENT
OPENINGS DUE TO EX·
PANSION IN OUR OR-
ANGE COUNTY DIVlSION.
STARTING SALARY .
$120
perweek &up
IMMEDIATE EM PL 0 Y•
MENT FOR THOOE WHO
Q UAL I f Y. COMPLETE
JOB TIWN~ AND RAP-
ID ADV ANcEMENT.
REXAIR INC.
velty bootique. Prime Joe».
Balboa llland. Aikin(
675-040, eves 615-1038
------------e PAINTING • Interior & Pteter minimum three
yeen experience In ttte
area al d1ai tal llJbl:yl-
tems checkout and test·
ing. Must be able to u-
semble wire, circuit and
test dlg1tal circuitry and
systems.
ORANGE OJUNTY DN,
For lntonnatlon call
Monday A~
537-2381
tlon
$8200.
Mower shop or fn.
ry. 145 E. 17th St.,
Mesa. 642-6100
LAWN
vento
Coeta
OUNCEMEN;:s-
NOTICES
ANN
ind
Foun
RLA
lot H
can
64'Hl
d (Frff Ads) 6400
CK ShtaY doc· parkintz
oag Hosplt•I lookinri in
for owner. Lo 1 t !
48 548-7482
Bl.A
Sonor
Mar.
CK Female cat vie
a School in M~ de!
~n6 or 642-2550
TWO
Har
Iden
Pawn Tickets, v l c
bor Blvd. owner call A:
tlfy M&-1672
MALE Whlte cat. v~ of
ona dtl.Mar. 67UD Cor
Lott 6401 -----Loet • In upper Arch
Beac h Heights ''Miramar"
mo. male Lilac Point
ese. Heartbroken tod-
tamlly. Reward. Dr •
11\C.-• • • • ,4M-6583
1
Siam
dler
Tl
SIA
w/bl)r
MF.SE male cat, It. tan
.; ~ox. 10 m01;
vie. E. Ocean Bl•.,
Rn. 673-5013
Sun.,
Bal.
Vic o
Rew
WHITE Rabbit w I btn eyes
t Woodland Scbl, CM
ard. 9 546-3580
Per so nils 6405
COME In for your free
J*t1ck of your color choice
out refreshln1 mint
with honey It almonda
our strawbttry trappe
er. Would you beUew
not Jn tile la? cream
ua1neaal Fountain of Youth
So. Cout Hwy, Laauna
. Located ln the new
on of the Art Center.
11
• try
mask
" cleans
we're
b
1416
Beach
addit1
2 GO LFERS for fOUJ'IOme, ·
Sat. start. time; on
es vtc. Costa Me11& .
85 to 95 •hooters. ~
earl)'
coun
Pref.
1459
TRANS FER.RED Abroad will
mernbenhlp Balboa
Club. Plee.te •rite Box
Dally Pilot
i.eU
Bay
M·SO
NAN
come
CY: Aw, nuts. Don't
home. But vote for
Lloyd Milne. Dick
ALCOH OLICS Anonymnaa
Rar bor Arn. PbonP 673-1124
Box 1223 Costa Meta. P.O •
DALBO A 8-y Qub Mtm·
bcl"lblp tor tale. S100. Call
3123 • 833-
FOR Sale Charter Metn-
hlp tn Newport Beach
Oub. $650. 673-7814
bl'C"I
Tennie
An nounC19menh 6410
c
Au •. ...,'-•"" .. ~ ·~ end NOTICES
Cemetery Loh 6411
2 CE;METERY Lots. Pac
View Memorial Pk. Vista
dd Mar Plot. Make otter.
Contact cwner: 34· 727 Vta
EdlO, Palm Springs, Ca.
92262
SERVICE DIRECTORY
llbyslttlnt .6550
WILL Babysit. My home. 1
child up to 2 yeal'IJ old. $20
wkly. 548-1395 Vic Harbor
Shopping Center
CH!LD care tn my home, full
or part.time, al.lo will
board. Xlat coocJ. ADY age.
963-2901
RELIABLE mother. Week-
days only. Ages 2.( C. M .
~:6~~·r..,
Baby9ittfn9 my home
Hoor-Oay·weelt. 545-6734
Brick, Ml10t1ry, "' 6$60
AU. TYPES ... I 0 IU >' '
Brick, Block, Cement work.
Allo repeJra. AD 1)'pel Car·
pentry A: Rooftnc, &2916.
BRICK, Concrete, carpen.
try autom Cabtneta. Small
Jobi. OK Free EM .U945
C..-pentarlng 6590
!NO JOB TOO IMALLI
Residential • IndultriaJ Ccm-
merclal ·M a t n t e 11 a 11 c e
Repair & R e mod e l
R.euonabte. Ue, boa<1ed. 11 .
lllred.
• 962-1961 or ~ e
REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS
CABIN:E:I'S. A11t1 me job.
23 Yrs exper. 5tM7U
• <Mpentry • CalllMta •
• Blt·ln• • Altulrdona •
• Repairs • Raul 146--9583
Cement, Concr.te 6600
CEMENT Work, aD kinds.
Instant credit -all major
credit cards incl oil cards
boootd. 12 Mos. lo pay.
Reuooable, ~
e OONCRETE WORK e
Of All Types. No jOb too sman. ean: m..l.GSI
CUSTOM PA'nOS A
Block walla. A.l80 t!ODCftte
aan1 A: removaL MJ.1110
CEMENT Work Of aQJ kind
at lowest pries Gaar.
woriananship. 6C-1514
CEMENT wort. aJJ type1.
So job too small. Prtt eat.
H. mm.ta<~
THORYK COl'fCRETE
NO JOB TOO DIAu,
ree ear. 646-1234Jl?5.6511
SIRVtCI DfRKTORY Exterior. Free estimates.
Electrl~I 6640 Reasonable rates. 646-3015
PAINTING -any room $20. £LEC'l'RfCIAN. Ucensed 8t We ~ "Si.ndai(' paints.
bon d e d . !mall jobs. Neat work. !Wfa. 847-1358
mainten,. l..1 ,-.pain. 568-5203 PAIN'i'!NG
Any room. $1.s. call atter Gudening 6680 4 pm. 548-1894
ANTHONY'S Fr ===RST=-CLASS-=--,.,,...-p .... 11nt--1n_11_1:
Garden Ser\'ice Paperhanging. FREE FS-
646.1941 TlMATFS. ~
Reas. month.ly care. Pron. PAINTING It ,Paperhanging.
1__ • __ ....__ Reas, very cln. 2S )'?'! exp. "'&· ~ping. Exp. bor-Local f F t ~., 13"" ticulturt.t. "Tender, lovina re · ree es · ._.... u
care for Green Gardens'•. 6190 Plumbing
Lawft & yard LEAKS? Gu or water elec> Upkeep tronically located uocler c&-
rototll. grade. 54().8206 ment, blacktop, around.
walla, lbowera, eny place. Japan• .. Gardener Repaired. Water linet clean-
Exper., complete yard ed, pressure rettored.
service. Free e1timate1 CALL "LE>.KS" ~
• 548-'/951 • BankAmerlcard OK
_G_AJU>_DnN--G-, COd!Piete ser--========::::::
me. I) years experience,
n Ji&ble. Excellent work.
"2-49
Sewing 6960
Alter1tions-642·5145
Cont1ct Steve Joyce
833.()600 ext 2112
COWNS
RADIO CO.
19700 J1mborH Rd.
Newport BH ch
All applicants reviewed on
merit with no bias toward
Raoe, Color, Creed or Sex.
DISHWASHER
Morning
$10 mo up, wkly rates, Mow-Neat, accurate, 20 yrs. exp. Great opportunity for am·
Ina. edging, cleanup. Ed's bltloos Yll'JDI 111an. ~pply in
G...rdening. Free est. 646-TILE, Cer1mlc 6974 perlOll between 2 and 5 p.m.
5289 dally.
Mowi.nl • Edging • Gardenini
Sprtnlcler Repair
M'f.!11558
MOWING, Edgtns, ucalawn.
Gen'l cleanup. Hauling.
* Verne, the Tile Man *
Cu1t. work. Jnatall A: repairl.
No job too small. Plaster
patch. Leaking s h o w e r
repair. 847-1957/84&-<00l
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Snack Shop
2305 E. Co11t Hwy.
Coron1 del Mar
Odd Jc*. * 54U955
ClJT , Edge 1..1\wn. Mat.n-Job W1nt9d, Men 7000 No Experience
tenance. Lic~d. 54M808 EXPERIENCED Man aeek· Necessary!
• 545-8570 aft 4 PM ma dell&n I developmenV Must have dean C&llfomla
EXPERT Japanese Garden· mrmt position w/lnjectjon or ctmtnr l"eCOC'CI. Apply
er Lndsc'lng, Cleenup, Main. RIP plutlcs t\rm. Mi&ht YELLOW CAB CO.
tenance. "MACK'' 847-0132 inv. 644-2902 8-lOam 186 E. 16th st.
JAPANESE GARDENER Sklpper/Englnffr Colt& Mesa
Maintenance by the month. Boat Maintenance, Full or Good reft. Exper~-7758 part time. P . o. Box 1041, Marine EnginMr •••
EXPERIENCED Gardener C.M. (First Mate) Private yacht.
World cnil.linJ. HUit have * Laadacaplng • Oeanup * SALES Mll'lager 21 yrt exp. boating and GM. g..n Reas . .t ~able. 842-4400 CM sell anything anywhere. · · exp .
EUROPEAN GARDENER WU! send resume. Write. Permanent salaried posi.
L&lldacaplna • Malnt-an-Dally Pilot Box M-83 tion. Gtve detain of exp A: "'" ..... -========:;I re!ereoce1. Daily PUot M·'IS. Vef"J reUJD. 548-4337 evl!I.
• J .. a • ..,,,,.,.,. 0 ... .,..,,...""'G _Jo_b_W_•_n_ted_,_L.a_d_y_1_02_0 YOUNG MAN interested In ,,....._u,..., IWWI"-''"' le•mlng trade. Must have
Semce Oeaftup, Landcap-CARPET Oeenlng. Floor good references. Good pay
tng. W..10M aft 3 p.m. stripping. Waxing, Wall•. & benefits. Steady employ. ,,.~~,1 •--a~ ....... 2 Windows wa1hed. 5314i67 meht. 648-772'1. H l u o 11 __ _.....,,_ _ Metal Flnlshine.
HOUSECLEANING
hlntJnr, Plumblns. ~ Honest a: dependable. Own Car Wash Help
pentry. Reaal Rel lnlured. car $16. 642-7871 Full time or wkenda. BankAmerlcard OX Call "Mike" 641-034ll DAY Woric all kinds ireneral Min age IS, apply In peraon
ctea.ning. own b"BJllp., n-LIDO CAR W MK
H1ullng 6730
HAUUNG + GENERAL
o..EAN\JP
You name Jt -l haul It
Reas. Bis Joki &t2-4030
perlenced. 541-9863 481 E. 17th Costa Mna
Oomettlc Help 7035 EXPERIENCED ______ ....____ Preuman Ir StriPJ*'I
LIVE INS
Employer pays fee!
r.eorie Byli..nd 4ency
For 11'50 MulU 11X22 MGD
It 23X35 MID.er Ebco
546-9240
./ HAUUNG. Tralb pickup.
Trimming, AllYlhlna·we do
It all. EXµert .-ork. 545.2792
106 B E. 16th, S.A. 547-03$ --------
SA VE HONEY * Before you
Take tt to the dump call
Us! 6*-9181 or 64Z-5666
Chioese • En&llJb • French BOYS 10 ·14
Permanent. ciqier. Uve-ln Good rovteel • Good prollU
Ftr East Agcy. 642-8703 BALBOA PENINSULA
DAILY PILOT
Help Wanted, Men 1200 • tc-mJ • • With
oast H.alth Cl•b F
FREE SA~A e
Swedllh m.....,. .,,
Experteoced MaMUUe'
PEN T DAYS A WEEK
Centractort '620 I ncome Tu
T
0
U2 E.
9 am-10 pm
Ut.b St. ~
e ROOM A.DDl'l'l(ltfS •
L. T. CoN~
ami.11 room.t, Mtdiiell or
un1i.. SlnrJ• ...,. • 2:
plane nistom ddtped; For
list llotlcel ,
,.,,,., alt lltimltH It llY'09t. pbane:
• 847-151! •
w
MEM
t;;. • m1rr,
J!Ncl.M, c.,... ~ -* ~TO
Mo •rpet C'-"f~ '625
(:j e WALL TO 1'W.. e
CARPET a ••J«Di'G e
Diloolmtl --IVCll plact
No ... Uyt;:•f?MM
At..LATtONS, ,...,._
All Typn
FIBERGLASS
LAMINATING PERSONNEL
TOP MONEY
Chopper Men, Rollers,
Mold Maintenance.
FIBERFAB
2365 Lafayette. Santa
Clara, Calif. 95000
246-2600
75
MEN
L a r g e, expanding
chain now taking ap-'
plications. No experi·
ence necessary. Age
19 • 35; have Calif.
driver's 1 i c e n s e &
'know Orange County area, .
$3.45 HR·.
Mr. Burst 774-2021
MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC
All around shop experience.
Welding necessary.
UTflfTY
WORKER
Experien~ not neceua?Y·
Apply: I
INDUSTRIAL CLAY
PRODUCl'S
lB1&'S nberlla• Road
Huntington Beach
AGE 19 TO 35
PART TIME
6 to 10:30 P.M. No expet
neceeaary. Neat and depen..
dable, S&Jes .l lel'Yict. CalJ
Sat &: Mon 11 AM 1o 6 PM
tor intervlt'W 5 47 -TT 83 •
642-n36
• Bo.t Mechanic
With dieael exper.
• FllMr9lau
Mold Min
JenMn Marine <Arp.
235 "5bu, c.o.ta Meta
S.lesmen a Mlftlllrt
Olreer opJIOl17 wldt Jeadhle
ftrm offerlnr oter 100 DD
tuaJ fUndl. 1'uD ar pt tlma.
No t"JCllel' nee. we trm
Npt 8ch omc.. MMm
' Santa Ana oft!oe, sn-mi ~ 11nacfal Senteee. Ine.
··-?dDdJieJI 0-.11 . <m1Jlt:11'L__..:
, ___ ,..... .............
PRIVAft YAKl'Y
WUU I tw ftllll'I BR ..,._ QOH'T
wit) ........ llaelt ... ftic*
.«' ~ :-c:.::..p,o, OlltJ
... IAlll -
llPfCl<)' • ft#O "" DIAMOND • ... '*' ....... -.... llllcb .,., ..... ~PllM -0 •
.,. ., ......
1
CLOSE TO HOME!
Have you noticed the clean little food
markets popping up all over Orange
County? They can best be recogniied
by the big dock out in front which an-
nounces they are TIC TOC MAR-
KETS. TIC TOC stands for fast serv·
ice -''seconds in and seconds out."
More and more people are discover·
ing the real conve nience of being able
to drop into their neig hborhood TIC
TOC for practically any item they can
get in the giant supermarkets -and
there are no long distance hikes from
the parHng lot and no slow lines at
the check stand.
Would you like to work FULL TIME or
PART TIME in one of these smart lit-
tle markets? If you are between 25
and 50, have good health, and are a
real self starter, we would like to talk
with you.
Opportunities for rapid •dvaneement
in this young pr09ressive organiu:
tion make this more than just• joi>-a
can be a career fuR of ch.h "9inCJ
stimulating experiences. Take • few
moments now to can our per10nnel
d,,..r+ment for more information and
·an interview •ppoi11t111en+. Employ.
ment ava~able in mony arNS near the
Or1nge Coast.
However evon if you'H not looki"9
for• job right now wo hope you'D
come inio any of our ma,..ets and just
look around.
TIC TOC MARKETS
642-5921
I I I I I I I I I I I I I 8 I I I I I I
PRODUCTION
TRAINEES
No experience necemry. 18 to 81 years. High
achoof graduate. If you have ~. aptitude, 'fie
will tra1n you. Permanent employment. Ex-
oellent opportunfty for adnncemenl
INTlltYllWS MON. THltU FRI.
SPS Western
2701 So. HarW, S.nta AM
An oqual opportunity .. nplo,.r
----------
. PRESS
OPERATORS
Rubber experMnce
only. Nlfht thfft.
Apply Penonnel Office
U.S. DIVERS CO.
3323 W. Warner Ave.
Santa Ana
An eqtial opportunity
employer
P 0 lfV E R PRODUCTION
TFA:.HNICIANS. • Jmmed.l.
ate Thailand Openlnp. Re-
quires preVloaa mainl'enaDCe
and operatinc experience
on mWtary and commercial
Computer
Operator
To operate IBM 360
computer s y s t e m
•nd unit record ma-
chines. Must be able
to wor~ second or
third shift es requir-
ed. Two years oxper-
ie'-nce including disc and~-!Mgno+ic tape
storago units.
• d1*9el electric power unit.,
Including electric governors
and I01ld It.ate twitch cear.
lone ranie poaitiana, ex·
cellent 18.laries, full corl'l·
pa.ny benefit.I. Send t'Hl1DW
to Otpt. 333 PTT, Phil~
Tard C.Orp .• Education and
Tedmlical Servicft Division.
P. 0 . BO« # 10. Fort Wa.h-
bllbln PL 190.14. An ErQlla1
()pp.-1Wd!y F.mploofft'.
APPLY IN PERSON
Ott CALL
(714) ~
ATLANTIC
RESEARCH
IUSIOY
t-Cnet oppc:c tumty for am-
t b1tioo11 )'Olll'lt man. APl)I)' ) an penm between 2 and
5 p.a. dllJ)y.
I
1 · , s· . r
Join the team at Mld>ouldl
if you enjoy workine with a
congenial crew, are physically
fit, neat & are willing to do
your share. Stop in at MacDon-
ald's, 16866 Beach Blvd., Hunt·
ington Beach between the
hours of 2 & 5 P.M .. Mon. thru
Fri.
To operate IBM J60
computer s y s t e m
and unit record ma·
chines. Must be able
to woi* second or
third shift as requir·
eel. Two years exper·
ie~ including disc
.~ "*Jnetic t•pe
storage units.
New
REUBEN'S
& COCO'S
.....
YOU• CONftNllNCL
MEN
811t11•h St ......
Te $11,000 m or MS in Electronic
~«Md\. (fee
paid)
•we speci•liie in
pertonnel pl•~•ment
of en91nHrs.
..•. .,.
.,..., Mita Venture
I •••• JolllSOl's ,
e BEAU'ftaAN Booth h ;
ttnt. ~ oppey? ! ! I
tor full lnfonnatian call ' •9329 or 882..5985 ;
We nHd 1Nrt time M•n•aement help, 18
years min. et Sl.60 ~ per hr. to 1tut. AllO
we need part time workers for ev4tnlng, 1555 W. Adams 9-lty c .......
-·
Agencies. Men &
1/°"'!n 7550 '
Materials
Technicians
H•s Newport Beach
hu an immediate open-
ing for a Materials Tecb-
niciaJ\ for a newly estab-
lished and equipt MOS
facility.
This position reqw.rn a
. background In the pro-
cessing of se~Chictor
mataials and the assen-
bly of semi-<:ooductor de-
vices. A basic knowledge ot p I a n ~ r teclul.iques
1":JUkt be helptul
Apply In penon or send
reeume to:
HUGHES
Aircraft Company
500 Superior Ave.
Newport a..ctt
C.llfomia 92663
Equal opportunity
employer M/F
Accepting Young Men
under 30
Training positions
A major subcidiary of a
New Y Olk Olrporation will
tnln a aelect number of
)'O'mg men as a.aitants in
expending Soutbem Cali-
fcmia chain. Good working
hours, excellent profit shar-
ing and frlnge benefits. Ex-
cellent opportunity tor 6d-
vanoement IDr c a r e e r
minded men. Hlgh echool
ed1Jc8tion. Some college
preferred.
$13.5 per week \alary
For J)ft'IOMl intef'Y$ew cal1
539-1183 h .m. hi ~p.m.
ARCH1TK111Al
SBllOR
DUFTSMAll
1'bree years experience.
Pmnaomt employment.
Exceptional growth op.
portunlty for qualified
J)er900!
Apply tn peraon
Wtnard Jord•n
Loul manufacturer hH
immecfl•te openings for:
• Electronic
Assemblers
• Wiremen
We •re .n established comm.rdal firm with
liberal f t:'inte benefits.
ONLY EXPERIENCED
PEOPLE
should .tpply to
PARAMOllCS
929 Baker Street
Costa Mesa
549.2221
Dishwashers
Busboys
Appty In per'°"
Coco's
Famous
Hamburgers
71 fashion Island
Newport Beach
GARDENER
FuU time bead rarctener.
Supervise and direct gar-
dening of large beach area
facility. Resume and refefl.
ences to Box M 78 Daily
Pilot.
CARRIER BOYS
GOOD ROUTFS
AVAn.ABLE HUNTINGTON BEAOI
DAILY PILOT
• 142-4321 •
APPLY I~ PERSON
Olt CALL
(714) 546-8030
ATLANTIC
If
RESEARCH
CORPORATION
Missile Systems Division
3333 Harbor Blvd.
Coat a Meu, Calif.
U.S. Otllenshlp R.equjred
All equal opportunity
employer
Electronic Components
Tbele openings require 6
months ~t experience
in electronic component
aaernbly operations. To
qualiJy you must know
color coding a n d band
soldering techniques.
(At Harbor)
Costa Mesa
Now Interviewing for:
• Waitresses
• Dishwashers
• Bartenders
•Busboys
• H~stesses e Cooks
Apply In ,.,son
letween 8 and 4 p.m.
1555 W. Adams, Costa Mesa • •
Tectllllldms
To $7100
Minimum 2 year1 ~ent
experlence in electronica
manufactw1nc. H i I h
IChool ~ Uee ner·
otabie)
Ptn-tlSpecl•
Te $11,000
Desree in Indultrial Rb
la tiana with minimum 3
yeara recrartmeot ot exe-
cutive personnel. (f e e
paid)
M••1-• Tralltff
To $7100
Must be auresgive, with
a degtte, to develop
l'lll>idly after an excellent
CO(DJ>8DY training pn>
uam. U/30. Uee paid)
"'Jot.. A,.
Our Busi""'* \' ~f
Coast Employment
AGENCY ~
Santa Ana Pron Bide.:--
1'10 Sota Ana Aw. ·• r
Costa Mell ...... ·--.. --
Hn 8: 30 am-5 pm Mon-ia
FOREIGN i1
EMPLOYMENT
More than lOO countries A:
200 job classU!catio111. Coup-
les OK. Write P.O. Box 2217,
Orange. 92667.
Schooh-IMtruction 7600
WE'RE LOOKING FOR
PEOPLE TO TRAIN
FOR MOTEL-HOTEL Acea•••• MANAGEMENT To $10,000 Make excellefJt aJary pb
Oppcrtunlty in ~t )'OIJl' apartment .. mot•
P'O'Wth nrm. DesrM ud/ hotel manager. Uve and
at' CP.A. experienoe, woric ln location. climate oJ
please. (fee paid) your c:botce. New motels and
Cllt111lail T.-... hotels att be1ni built eTery
day. Many opportunities for To $4412 managers A aasistant mm-
1 Year college cbemiatry agers. Men-Women-marrted ~ Good a<ITance. couples. Train at home br Help Wam.cl 7 .. "" I Help Wanted , __ w_ome __ n______ Women 7400 ment potential. (fee paid) YoW' spare time. Free place.
Ardlfteclwlll lll«lt Aalllstance. Get .....
DraftunaR mation about age anct~-ft.:
VISIT
DANA
Laboratories, Inc.
2401 Campus Dr.
Irvine, Calif.
(Near Orange Co. Airport)
An equal opportmlity
employer
Secretaries
· · Jypists
Actg Clerks
IMMEl>IA TE • . . Short le
Long t e r m assigmmnts.
Santa Ana, Newport Beach
&: Costa Mesa Areas.
Re pro
Typists
To train on mM MT/ST
typewriter. Type 65 wpm.
One for night abJtt, one
for day shift.
Communications
2230 S. Anne St.
S.nt• An•, Calif.
An equal oppcrtunit)'
employer
BOOKKEEPER -
Full Charcje
SECUTARY
Required for O>ntract Ad-
ministration Department.
Minimum 2 years experi.
ence in Contract AdJntni&.
tration. 80 wpm typing, 80
wpm shorthand. Used to
typing teclmical data. Call
642-2400, or eTes. 546-¢ll9,
ask for Jim Hyams. Servon-
lc Division of Gulton Ind111-
tr!es, Inc. 1644 Whittier Ave.,
Costa Mesa. All equal op.
Portonity employer. --=---Beauty 11 Our Busineu
It can be yours aim. We are
Jookinc for a penon to learn
and te.ch pratellbW make
To$t360 ~t~to..-...
Execute complete let of · ity for 8 position tn the zqo14 ..
working drawinp from hotel industry. Write now for'
prelima. K 0 0 w CUstom ~mplete ~ails. No ~"i
Retlideotial and Commer· ~~~: .• _ .. _ ........................... ~l.
dal. Uee J!Qid) NOITKWUT SCHOOLS. H .
So1ft M .... Trahtl119, Dept. M4-i2.
To $7200 + com. '" M-71• •I• D.rty "'-+ Cer + ..... "·-.... ,. .............. . + •-acct. "...._ • .... · · · · · .. · ·• 1··. -... City • • • • • • • • • • Zip ••• ·~ •. An excellent company re-StwN .....••.•• , • A,.: •• -.;
quires d~ or 2 yeara ......, ,...... ••.•••• ·-·
college with aome sales .. ,
~. experience in manu-IDM . facturtnr. (fee neiiotiabJe) p ,. ; :
WOMEN KEYPUNCH : :
· NOPltOG~.r
up tecbni.qua Clpable, re-Exec. Secr.-y
apanm'ble, no experience $550 INDUS. DRAFTING-::
GROC. CHECKING :·
'TRONIC ASSEMBt. 't . needed. Aleo, PoSSlbtt to ~ an administrative a.
have • small business d. aiatant to president of an
)!Our own. Wrtt.e: include established firm opening
pholie no. new off!~ locally. Pre-
VIVIAHE WOODARD CORP. fer age 30 to early «l's.
PBX/TYP '
Dept. 70078, 14621 'ntus St. Must be well qualified.
Five years experience. Age Panorama Qty Calif. 9'1412 Cf-paid) 25 to 40. Vood typist. Start· ' ~
Inc salary to $.5l5. Establish-SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: F C. loolik
!~s!~~!MIA.
Division of -··.
Computing ol Software ~
Huntington Beach ;,.; •• ed company Newport Beach Salling Instructor, f~male on-• $SJ5..,.,
Send l'elWJle to Box M 11 ty. Oty 01 Newport 8Mch. Mmt be tun c h a r g e
Dally PUot Parb, Beachel It Recrea. ~...... P "-' w1·th -1 .. 1. · tJon Dept. Seven.I yeaJ'I d. uxvu.,. ....., ..... M
MAN FOR DELIVERY .\ in-CARE tor girl !, boy 9, my
st&µatloo of TV le ap. 1nterviews Tues only 9-5 pm tram. Reh St. 4 / JS I 68.
pliances. Me c ha n I cal Newport Beach 8GC!i16 f')'ll, 2-5: 30 M-Frl. Own
background n e c e 1 •a r y. 2043 Westclltt Dr • Suite * V\c Wu.on 6 Fairview.
EMPLOYERS
OVERLOAD aalllng · experience requlttd. mum 5 years experience,
With good knowledge of rac-type 50 wpm. Must have
536-888l '.
12027 Garden Gr. BL, G;G,.
''Better Lfvh1I thra ... ,,~
Education''
~rmanent. Davis-Brown 548-5548. 8-5 Mrs. Sadler. c.o. 646-1684 549-0740 alt 6. Local Manufacturer bu LLOYD'S NURSERY immediate openmc for N-ow-· -~--a-pp_U_oa_tlon_1_i_o1'
Full time retail nursery pert0n capable of dolnc clerk In hardware •
salesman. Exper. needed. Coil v.1ndJng, encapsut. houlewara store. 35-45 yrs. ~7441 tion and tilk ~. Exper helpful but not nee. if
inc akills I: 1 a 11 i n g good front office appear-
termiDoloey. $2.09 to $2.st ance for light reception
per hour. Apply 1714 w. wort. (applicant PftYI fee)
Halboa Bl~ .• NB ........ Offtce
RECEPTIONIST $450
Between 21 It 35; good ap. CPA or Accoontlng eix-
pearance. Att08ptlee experi. ~ helpful. M u s t
FOR
Secretarl•I Trainl,.
ATTEND 11{E --
Architect & Auociates Agencies, Women 7300
1500 Adams, Costa Mesa
Experience required, We wtlllnc to leam. Crown
are an establllbed commer-:1anttvare, 3107 E. Cout
cl.al firm wtt.bllbenl trtnp Hwy, CdM. 673--2300
ence pref. Typing required. ba,ve eXcellent t y p I n g.
New fadlity. Salary com-Will heed own depart-
mensurate with exper. It ment. Age l>-40. (fee
11billty. can: 714: 540-353) paid)
For lntenrtew App't. leok•eeper
Most Modern Up.to-QMI
BUSINESS COLLEGE br1be
Southland. The IChool-' :'d
Programmed Leaming'~
thl' "finish.Ing acbool" toaCb.
Complete Secretarial ·-; ~
Brosbup -IBM ~
St.art any Ptlond•y-EY~
classe1 l.leo. , -.!_ ' MARINE
CARPENTER
Experienced In COll!tnlc-
tion and finishing of cab-
inetry and panels for in-
terior of one -of • a -kind
yacht.\. PreviOU!I experi-
ence "ith some fibreglass
useful. Send letter or re-
IDme to
Bo~ M 38 Daily Pilot
An equal OPJ)Ortunj ty
miployer
Secretary to $U5
~arp. good kx>klna pl 35
or under. SH 90, type go,
Loll o< correspondence.
lfee reimbursed)
BY APPOINTMENT
SCREENED
Personnel Agency
901 Dovu Dr., Newport Bcb.
642~7414 S4M010
Help W•nted
Women
Technical
Typist
7400
60 wpm electric\ type.
writer.
leypanch
Operllor
Able to wOtit ~ ahift.
couas
UDIO CO.
'"" ............. .... ,. ......
AD~ mtc• ..
•..ttwb•W..•
wwd R.ece. Oalor. o..t w
Id.
bentfits. BARMAIDS. •. •
Plea. apply ... and GO.GO
PARAMETllCS ~ANper~k
929 Bebt StTt!et 6J8..5483 OI" 633-~
SECRO ARY $450
Experienced General Jedcer throud'l
Permanent 20 bour 5 day Trial Balance. Heavy Re-
w e e k J)Olition available. ceivablet. P re f e r eerly COit& Meta
S49-mt • COOK·Part Tl.me Newport Beech, 10.U " 1-3. JO'a. Ugbt typina. (lee e WAITRESs.Full Time Top aalary. Write Box M 84 paid)
Apply in ~n Dsily Pilot. Jr •~ OFP1c1-:-ofaL MESA LANES • --.-Y
Penn. Part tlme. Approx. 30 1703 Superior. Costa Mesa SALESLADY Wort tu' r:!mr execu-
boura per •eflt· Oftr 21. WANTED RN'• for relief 3 F 0 r fine l"H.dy-to-wear tJft9 in beeutUul oftlcoes.
1<>me exp. pref, Bee1I Home to 11 A ll to 7. Apply and ll>Ortsweal'. Contact Good
Furni1hlnp l ftla at Irvine HIDllinlton V a 11 e y Coo-Manager. ~ 0:m:~
POLLY PRIES'r:e ;
BUSINESS COtu:G!;.. •
325 N. Newport BL, N.B.i
Phone 548-912J < ••
LIFETIME Gtft • Odlcoit' lP
lesaon Typlne School-1131 Oel
Mar. CM. 548-2859 Moo-~
MERCHANDtSI fO#·'.
SALE AND nADI-~ ·
Furnitu1'9 ~rt ~ I04'Jl2 vaiMCerlt Hosp.. a 3 a 2 GENE'S relmbuned> MATURE~~ ~~l Newman, BB. Hunttnaton Center .,... ....... ~ FURN11UIE :. -.: and FH for ,_. - -• DENTAL A111.1tant. Lapna ~.N-• .,. _ _,_ "'~. _. ~· , Mi tnnlp for ......... "" _,.. --ltatun'llld 1nnt·:.;:; ~ ~;eece °ti 5 • 2 23 i ~!.~~.~: ~. ~~open~ General offtce duties plus decorator ~:. :
-
evu. Write DUI)' Pilot BO« M.rl wni tram. i.,.e 1142: amt aood typtns .iilllt7 to Spanish Medlterr~
OPliAfOil auusTIAN' Woman to m . Apply neWQs after 1"lrt tor 5 encineerl. Ex· ALL NIW . 7;: •
Spgrtswear. ~. bebYllt OD Wed • Sub e'fel 1 PM. SheU'BOftooR&mmill ' perlence helpful but not Muet Sacrifice ~ 'i
Stn<ty. '80 • '140. 1580 tn tbe nuneey of Central c-,,. 901 Dewer Dr., N'pt. aani!atory. (applicant WAS ORIG. $16-;
MonroYl8, N.8. ..... 1 BJble Olurcll, C¥ 54M!i67 Bch. ~ fee) ITEMS AS FOLLOWS: _ -.:
EXPER MAID WANTED e COUNTER OIRL. dry --------lec ..... lt Ccqeous ! ft. Spanltltf!IJl:a
Steady job. D91f onl). deuklc experience. «> MafOt' lank Wants $)90 and M a t c ti Ins aratt.
SEACREST MOl'EL hour week. Call 541-9550 ~rlencM A "Ciftdeftla ·• position cu.tom q u 11 h d wttta
lllSl s. eou HJ, i..,.. betw. I a.m, A 110011 NCR ~1 rator for YGllnl lld1 with a carved wood trlm. R. 1U ft.
• WAITREii, 1 i.m. to S:30 BAB-qrn'ER 2 a e boo l benU1tll i m~ se. Good &mDe Olirftict ....iwt IOfL
p.m .. Sll'llCIQI fll. Atl'PlY dll*tn. J.lwNB Jft!f. Vic t1phis plua mbdmum of bee9)' Dat oet _.ta.,..
RarnburJt• KenrJ, 2 l 3t Bl"OClilltJunt a Adanta H.B. --------,.......,,..--.,.-1 ,.ar omc. ~ and mab:bb1c ~!'!-
Ptlcent!a, a.ta ..... .._, e S A L. J; 8 W 0 M A N b (applic:at 11911 fee) b1e. l Piece Kiiis --~
l'tfAT\JRE woma ~.BORED .. .....,,.,,......,,Or~br-dli"!"'e..,.r-can=-=-me-paieDced. 9ttnet.tve. hD A.111 Ii lealrtl1 ftt!J"l"IMU o.a P'OllW
my bcime; 2 ddJlrn. 1 ~ Onty llloee avail~~ time, better eporlawear. a.t bedroom ..rte wtth,,~fl
._, _ ...... _.._.. _,., ""3· 67S-28'10, Mn. Jeffers -.J Klnc 1fae bolt ~· llC.hool 11a-. ,_, r • q . ..._ -1..,..,,. ~ . _ _.
6415-7187 "" betw f.U rm. SICRETARY-TiiAtNE-1 uatit (MIYl'OU. b'Pf> 50 mattrtn. t.arp S
Tetephene fiiidMrt EXPElt. Dnl a Counetk FNt 1'1Pllt. Sood S.H. 1"!CI. wpm, kl~, rt'ttP-~":;''::::a::
Full l1me work frOm 10ll' Old; C4lndcl"eon nna,. 11' tor HB law ~. Mr. Kina ttonlat. Prefer 25-36. (ap-t ....,.
• E Bal"-81\td Balboa 9'2-en.2 pllcant J1C19 fttl na ...... MlmPI. ~· home. 171-ilU ' .,..,. ., i:.cb piece CID tie~ J..VN. Me•l~U• ud e m-5370 e BABYSITI'ER Wuted 1o td ~. ~·:'> !
tnattnent-.._11,_-. e iXP~R. AN!WERJNG h ta. ftOOlll • boant + .. ...,~-1_. ,......._ ._ :
·-...,.. • 1DV1C1 OPC"RA T'OR ..._,, ~ _,,. "' --·-~' -'""4 C ill-,.~1
•NEED a fti hrUte =-:.:~= .ra• ..... W... 7m ~"'ltUt~ Od Qpoo ud ' --.e ~tr-..~ftl ...._ 1tB .~R.El~J~&•=.x~._-_.~._~. ------parssorftli I Ir D .• ----·~ ._ • 1rtu. -. leK"ed CPLE WTI> • ....,. waft. A JM&..,_ llfd., ~ t ~BE.\ •• e ......_. •Id~ b .-:I alt&. 8 an . ""-1 J111111t "tD t ' •' ---------~HR. CU41Wft.DJ LAie9J A IAMod@ f"aldonl m«n.5 SalUJ + Ape. 541-"95 .... gu,,cy __ t ._ 11 f :.! i _
-1\tl ....... --1 • ...,...,........ D~i«~Ebcpet a •-IWITAURAH'r HELP ... 1'EMP()•••y ~ °"' ftlm,ar a r t .-Al....L. ID<PER1ru..-n .... llMlture. Send ruu:me to &DX e PAAT·TIME e ~ , -.. ., --"-~,r m iiWWW -.... ...,..'-W at.at Dll1tr PGot "'IU'la'tl-u ..--. • -..-NI er ..... a.t. cit Clllmltllr. _.., "'4 p.m ' e scs..-., e , vtY~ c:bild'1 111111, & l
r ...... """ell as •. 1D. °""... lfNDlltY HIL, M'GOO'S ~ ~ f.cw the a.Daba. ---J'1UCNCB PlllNJRdAilldiil 547.-7 llAUTICliii~ Distt11ioetid w stna•kllW "-.._.. 1t.......,rn.,,_,.... ....,..,....1 .. ...------~ ........... ~DI, M <WIGS m Oii ...... ,... _ ._local-•Mm._"'*.lli#-•Ja.-• -_I J ...... :::: ;,,_-
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MlllCHANDISI POI
QI.I AND TliDI
.. . . . .
MDCMANDISI POlt
SALi ANO Tl.ADI
. , ---· .. -· .. ·-. . ,
TRANSPORTATION 'TRANSPORTATION
FREE TO YOU
lolt_!llp Me.ring 9036 lm.-orted Auto. t600 ,,........, Aue.a HOO Autee W.....,
.. DON,. MISS
flail FIESTA Special
l C..&Ceny.,.._ ........ _ ...... .................. ,..,. ..... ... ., s, ........... , __ ....... ..... ........................ ,..
l:~~wallll'•ed Up To 80°/o Savings
,:.."-' ., ftnt -.._ 1M USI ; ... ..., ...... _ .. ,.. ... e-.,
~.:;.. 12 Y Hl'I i11 the ••"'• l.c.etion.
·;~.· N.wer _, .. _"" APPIOVID • tryl
. Approved Funtitw•
~ ~e::·: ~ qua)ilkd home i....
WANT SUP for 35'
Yawl. Npt. Hut>. m.Gl41
WANTED: ... II~ ror -MW .. ,..._,_, ,. ctr.ft.
MERC!DES llNZ YOLKSW AGEN
~
JlrU. dilltbes. lbtt ~13 f~ arta.. AKC ~ • ctn.er.' 8tlll6 .. im1ll D _ nat male Doble 1 \S ¥t 6 dOc ~-Op Nt, Ooc"4 pallleya, ~. Mita er cider cb.lldren
*-dll, Ella... Jvmper onb' ~ alt 5. 4110 w tutti. eedl .... SM&. nu:E To pxt bomt. roat'C '100
Ol9ta: rain, nittw. m8de German Skt> ' female --------c:ulunert cbamole.llned c.. S&moyed both e mQI. rm A.ZTE:CC A·l oond, l owner
M. N"J trenct. U.IO . m. Pacllc CM. Week dA)"I on-tl(~ pl&M. l•· TT ~14 bra. .._W.: ~ ItallM ~· 419 Just out ol IMUaJ i 500 br
.... ._ ..._.," ..... -.... u 1-"' "&T b al c:hecka. Full IJ'R Pica· T. _......,...__M_G__;;;;== -~ -..in.: • ...., •Ill-"" • you111, e Uly male • ba °""'9
,.... IVllCbt ~ sa.etca: .. very attecJtonate. Tlpr 8~~: ~~~~·:: ~ ltrttcb $3. ' white. Help keep bis s~ patterned ~. "'8nltJ b7 sMnr him a nlct 4979
Slloel. u.. ~14: boota. home .. a n82 flt
1965 MGB. Perfect Sha~!
Ever)'lhlna UDP· Mal\1 ex· tra.a. New Pin:lll Urea, dllC
brk1, wire wbll, well cattd beela. ftatl, uddle, DW"IH GAS range -workln& • 229 MofMle .......
SZ.-. Box purtee SUD. Jew. Ptarl. Balboa I 1 I a n cl
elry: Ps.rcect een1np. INd 540-«i80 (It
9200
and dan&le 50c-$:UO. Pim CUTE •'l'Dl»lh hair black
$»$1. Brticelet. P. Belda. puppies. 2 months old. MI neck1actc. cro.ea $1-$12. &-ln5 419
Delta $UO. SbacM $1. YOUNG Loveable 1 b o YI
PRICED TO SELL for. A real buy for $17SS.
Newport Bay Gold Coast Wdo Pvt pty ewa or wkends
Trailer Park Cabana I: new _646-_l_027_o_r _494_-i_7oi __
trailer fully equipped, sleepa '52 MC TO "Outlc" Rntrd,
i , 2 baths. a1wn awnlnp, Xlnt mecb It runr CODd. Br.
:xwered patio. Mr. Ball Rae Cm, nu uphl, rad, $950
~. Pvt pty 673--0US
RUDY TO GO_:_
OVER 70
VOLKSWAGENS
TO CHOOSE PROM
LARGEST SILICTION
IN ORANGI COUNTY
549.()303 -673-1190
tf1t HNtlOlt ILVD. COSTA MllA
'66 VW, l owner, air-con-
ditioolng. Very clean. $1150.
842-3614
2llttt.tlor .... C.M. ..... • w
7;:ISH CAllNn ~~ty C a lic o c a4~
2 door • CUltom m8de • low • NIXED Cocker • "George" 541-tUO .utable for lampe • u md trained, lbot.a 6 month.a.
t a ble °' DECORATOR MS-<1152 4/8
$7995.00
New 24 Wide PORSCHE ---'64 VW Variant W-aon. new
brakes .l tnJ\I. $1600.
• 675-m) days .• •··: 0,. hl'1 t-t, s..y 1M
-. -----~ --. -----
PIECE Marble top, darti -:::-=======-
Oak wllh Cold llet:lp.. alto Misc. Wanted 1610
Spe.niab cabinet with 1 ahdt. ---·-
~ 14th *Two 8edrm BEACH TJU.R. SUPPLY
l9'l6l Beadl Blvd.
~·le¥~1tien;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t20;;;;;5;;;;;T;;;;;Mv;;;;l;;;;;tien;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l205;;;;;; ~ ~ s:::· ~ WANTED ~, IN. Oircna del Mar mme RENT WITH :!s::m. All day 6 I.Ve.
HuntJDifoa ... cb SJS..9812
'66 PACEMAKER 2 BR.
$2,000 down, t&lre OVtr p7ts.
$98.11 mo. Dick • 543-290(
~ -
-·..; OPTION TO BUY ,. .•.
NEW COLOR TV
:~~. '68 Models $8. per mo.
• FrM Antenna -Service I Installation
• Top Quality -F .. t S.rvlc•
.~. .. .
.: . . ..:. .. ....
l h rnlture
MAJOR BRANDS
AS LOW AS $199.
WY TllMS
Colordyne
For Information
Call (Coli.ct) 522~166
POOL. TAILU
,,.. 1IU BRUNSWlCK
,,.. Ii.JD' ,,.. TJUANQLZ
Slate from S38t
Brunawick $329 value ••
ONLY $239.D
Furnltu,...ppllanc•
Color TV's-Stereos
-TOOLS -.
531-1212 or 193.0555
(Ask for Art)
Machinery, etc. 1700
100~ nNANCTNG 2000 lA Hyster fo r k Utt.
SICARD POOL runa good. Pneumatic, $995.
S23 & Main, Onop 7J2 N. Batavia, Orange.
532.1992 6:>9-2691 or 897-2433
STERLING Sil VER-Building Materials 1760
F1atwear, almple, elegant. 1· lllding &lass unit
old with fine workmanahlp. 642-fi067
10 complete place aett.blaa. 642-ro?O
many, many extra pieces. --------earvinf aet, etc. tnclodes PITS and LIVESTOCK
$60 ttm1ah proof dark wood C 1120 cue. Private party wiU tell att
for $1'50. EXACTLY % price
asked at department ltl>n?s
&nm6 eves. all day wknds.
PURE Male SlAMESE 11
mot old. JUebrlm. S'lS.
641·'1733
SPARTON'f:ITE 3x35' Excel
cood. furn. •wnlnc. ltorar e
abed. 548-7421 Adult Park.
Motor eye ... 9300
'6T ~LTl'A. 150 C.C
Silver Spedal. Near new,
311 actual mllet. Windshield
lt ear carrltt. Have to aell !
$300 or offer. 403 7th St., Apt
O,HB
CAR.AGE SALE
Parts tor Honda & Suzuki
trail bikes. SJ6.9686
MUST SELL Immediately!
'64 HONDA. S250 Ol' best of·
fer. * 642-8249
Honda 50 Dirt Bike
Xlnt cobd $00. 673-5453
Tr•ller, Travel 9425
*AUCTION* Dogs 1125 11' SCADABOUT, alc>I. 4:
_..;~------· equip. w I stove, stnk, lce-
AKC REG. TOY POODLE box a: &Ide attachable tent.
Male, SASSAl'RASS Line. Ull!d once! 962-Q!il
Jet Black, ' montbi old
POISCHE VOLVO
'681/2 VOLVO
'60 Cou~ • Red
'59 Coupe · Yellow
'59 Coupe • Sliver
'59 Coupe • Blue NOW HERE!
SEE THEM TODAY
o ta1t Luou
549.0303 -673-1190 Sport Cart ....._ ______ _ 9610
lt1t HARIOI ILVD, COIT.A MHA
TOY.OTA
1966 Harbor. C.M.
II EADQUARTERS
ELMORE
681/2 MG
NOW HERE!
SEE THEM TODAY
Autoe Wanted 9700
"'1amplon Sire (Sl25l 545-lS' LANCER. 1956. 10x8
4406 catiu., .l exl.nl.t. S6llO. 2lm
Frances Ln. CM. MG-1974 9625 GARDEN GROVE ttLVO WE PAY
,
GREAT Dane. 9 moe. Solid
blk .,. cropped a: all Trucks
shott. Pa~n. LoYeable. 9500
S.1-9931
'DORABLE DACH.SIES for
Euler. Taxea bite • we
don't! Sholl. AKC. 642-7123
BOXER Puppin ; AKC
$50 and up
UMU'l
'Sl Ford 11' T. P.U. w/54
Buick 322 cu ln eng. Good
body I: tires. 15" rim• $350.
5M-4453 or 64l-29CM Eve
Cit wtmda
'115 FORD F.conollne. beavy
duty van, w/blg tnp.
Sac.at S815. 494.3435 SCHNAUZER Puppin Male a: female. $150 H . 546-6300 ========-
dys. 54&-6318 eYea.
MIN DACHSHUNDS
Only 2 males I~.
AKC registered. $60 each
• 962-7689 •
5 BOXER PuPP U:S-
AKC RECI.STERED
• 54()..5223 •
Recrellt'n V.hicl .. 9515
DUNE BUGGY -Me,ren
Manx with 1964 VW A all
tht> EMPI goodJes. Bia
Cat.a Tires. Ted Aircrall
top and 1ide curtain&. Loll
chrome. Over snoo in-
Yelted. Sell $1850. TRK 281.
(213) 611.Q.59
DUNE Buggy hand laJd, Jlus body, cbulit w/all
J)UU, $400 tUet a 11
5t6-2S49
Campers 9520
TRANSPORTERS
IUSES·CAMPERS
CARDEN GROVE JE 7.e63C
VOLKSWAGEN
1967 Yolkswa .. n
$1699
6 Mo.--4,000 Ml. Guar.
lbcludel 50 HP Serlea, Wind·
lbleld Wuhera, t u 11 Vinyl
Interior, Ovtlide N h r o r.
H•ter. ~. • well
aa cleanup and delivery.
$112 full Dn. Payment
fftclucf" Tax & Lie.
$55.24 mo. bank fin•n.
Ask about our
Slf..l Dn • 36 mo @ $40.99 +
1 final payment for tflle.
TAM MOTORS
SpeclalU:ln1 • VW 6 Ponche
1141 CARDEN GROVE BL.
CARDEN GROVE
192.5551 or 534-2214
'66 VW • EX cond. Low
mileqe. $1400. e Call 540-0812 e
'61 V.W. BUJ '64 Enc new
tire~ & trans xlnt body &
mix:h cond. ss;;o 673-2642
·57 KnmaM Chia. runa rood.
need• body work. $.100.
• &'rr>-5359 •
'QI VW Bug, sunroof R/h
$1450. Alao BSA !50 CC SS50
•..•. 494-5655
vw '65 aqu•rebeclt 1500 s.
24.0CO mOea, excellent cood.
n 399 11.nn. 546-2549
TOP
l"!~l AND. TRUCKS
Any Make or Model.
CONNELL
CHIVROLET
2821 H.rbor llvd.
COSTA MESA
546-1203
Will Buy
._._._. ... ,
WE PAY •.• CASH CADILLAC
'65 CADILLAC
W...c&.Vllle
tor used can 6 trucb J\lll Full power, a.Jr condldcn1nc.
C9ll ut lor tree uttmate. Flremlst blue. Sold orf~ GROTH CHMOlET =._by UI. 0ne owner. i..ow
AU b Sait9 JUnaaer $1495
18211 Bead\ BJ.. ALLI N
Huntlnrfon Beach ~ Inc.
Kl 9-.J:m 1150 So. OlUt Hwy •
IApDa Beech (9'-1<14 __ d_,_.,_,.. ____ 9900_ '66 CADIL LAC
NEED A CARt
CAN'T BE iINANCEDT
Coupe ff Ville
Full pawa-, air condidonini1
SoJd new by us. Uke New!
Low miles.
$4595
ALLI N
OldldoW.cadilJac Inc.
• 1150 So. Cout Hwy.
lAglma Beach 494-ltW4
CHEVROLET
GOING into service. mus1
Rll. '6T QIEV. SS 396;
model 131l7; 8 eyl .. 4 llpeed.
Xlnt eond. 8.000 Ml.; uk.
~·5t().S8
'95 OIEVY Malibu 2 DR
black vinyl top, white body.
Bia.<* tnl bucbt seats. Con.
aole. R/H, air. 494-3237
'57 Cllevy Station Wagon V~
3 SPffl! trans. All new
perts. Slmp $300. Prlv. Par·
ty. Call 536-~
=~t:R:~i CONTINENTAi,;
•MWwy •New ID Area? • Makf' Payday Payments Cl CONT. eon•.. lt. blue:
McCARTHY MOTORS fttll dean: Xlnt tires; Orie)
H20 So. Main a: Edin&« owner $895 646-20n
<2 blocb N. of Sean)
Santa Ana Ph 5Q..3S07 CORVETIE
'6& Corvette Sl>)!t-top; ~
2,000 Ml. 350 HP, 4 spd.
AM I FM, pwr. steer. a
windows; Onl1 1 mo. old I .....,,,.
DODGE
FORD
'65 P'ord Ra.ncllem VII. 4-
apd, lodtable «"f!r, IDlll
$1750. 54&-8091
1963 FALCON OXIM lie
One owner, MR, 4 .,.cl.
Sll:rlflce! '1'54'l!'J6 aft. 5.
1960 Ford V8 Ranch .....
pa, auto. aood til'll, aew
batey. Make offer. m ..t:m ====== '61 Ferd Ur. VI. ... '65 BUICK RM ... "Mama'1 mecbanlcal cood. $2iO.
Car"; ahupest a r ound ! 1474lll
E'ttry extra. Onl1 $2850. 19'1 RancMre Pfctru,
962-22'3 SD. ~1671
'40-BUlCK LIMITED 43.000
aduAl miles. Orlgtnal IMJ. MERCURY out. Nttda clutch. $500. or _______ ._...
bett otter. 213: 22>7433 '65 Mere Mant. • dr,
..........,__ · owntT, RAH. air, pb, fl, CADILLAC xint ccnd, Pvt pty. 11
See at ~ Newprt IRft
CM ~ ............... . MUSTANG
•
'66 Mustang Conv. Auto.
PIS P/B. Fae. a t r ..
4 l\CT'el of ultra modem total Interior decor Chro m e
Cadillac t.cilltlea desJaned whee.la. Orta Ownet-. $l.9Ri
to better aell Md aervlce aft 8 Pm 675-2379
new and uJed Cadillac au~ 1966 SHARP M~ang w/&Jr.
mobllea. pwr, auto, Must .U. $1900.
NABERS ~ tsl-&229 att 3 p.m.
(/?_ J _•/1/1_ -. ~-==~ ~ ~. P/S. 2 M'lr tires. XlnC
oond. $1115 ••• 81-'l!m
PONTIAC
ROY CARYIR
PONTIAC
-Jbrllor ... a.ea .... Kl6 4444
Bt\IL Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Dr. King's Violent End
Dr. Martin Luther King waa murdered in cold blood
in Memphis last Thursday. So the United States, already
branded before the world as a violent nation, suffers
further humiliation.
Dr. King was controversial. to be sure. but be was
nevertheless a respected man in the white community
for his devotion to equality and non-violence as a means
to the Negroes' end.
HU assassination was senseless. Sick minds in-
capable of comprehending lbe consequences of such
murders have bloodied the world image of a nation
which, as a bastion of human freedom. deserves better,
much better.
A great memorial to Dr. King's peaceful efforts to
achieve equality of opportunity for bis people will come
if the emotional urge for revenge by a minority of
Negroes can be restrained. as he would have counseled.
But the greatest memorial will come wben bigotry
is subdued to the point where the Negro can be treated
on his merits as an individual. not put down because
of his skin pigment.
In the meantime. bringing Dr. King's assass in to
justice is an absolute imperative for the law enforce-
ment agencies of the nation.
Schmitz' Imprisonment
Orange County's least effective legislator in the
memory of the oldest old timer is working harder than
ever at being the least effective legislator in the mem-
ory of the oldest old timer.
Sen. John G. Schmitz (R-Tustin ). the man who
proudly sports the badge of the John Birch Society,
Way to Get an
Annual Mandate
Sweatin1 it out with my income tax
man UDtil the late hours Jut nlpt, 1
thought of one s l 1 n l fl c a n t lJD..
provement in the tax form that
wouldn't cost anyone a penny and
would make millions of taxpayers feel
better -not good. but better -about
Clling.
ln one sense. like most Americana, I
feel that my taxes are too htgh; ln
another sense, it ia re.ally not so much
the ....... , I reaent as the way most
of It iJ spent.
Since I cannot in all comclence and
common sense support our Vietnam
war, Jt tr'kl me that to much of my tax
dollaJ' will go to pay for tt And ~
are other areas of public apendlnf that
I do aot approve ot. botb for practical
and ethical reasons.
TUER! OUGBT TO be, on t1ch ln·
come tax form, a little box on wblch
the taxpayer can t beclt off bis
prefe11ences for allocation of his tax
dollar. I would lllte most of mlne to go
for school aid, for mental institutiona
and hospitals, for a genuine poverty
program. for attaclting pollution of air
and water on a meaningful scale. and
for all such socially constructive
t:i'lk'i.
Othrrs m11~ht well prefer other
;lllocalioni; or their tax money. and
shoukl be ~iven a chance to signify
their choice~ in their annual return.
IN ANY SENSIBLY-RUN society -
and the world has yet lo see a
sensibly-run society -priorities would
l''Jt f . ~ .. ·.> • (:• • "' ·;:,·:r:-_ .. ;
' ..
~ ~' -~ .,_ ...... ,. ... • ·~!(·
be given In proportion lo the
preferences of the taxpayers. Those
who cannot support the •ar would find
their money goinit to d i f f e r e n t
purposes, while those ln favor ol it
would alloca~ most of their paymen._,
to the military effort.
This would not only be fair, It would
give the go.ernment a year-by-year
Idea of what citizens are thinklng and
deslrlng. Waiting four years for a
"mandate from the people0 ls simply
too tonr In tbeN rl)ddty changing
thnes; the ta retvn1 wouJd provide
an accurate and decisive tibulatlon of
public attttudes and reactions.
I COULD PAY MY tut1 with a
much more graceful nourish ll r felt
that my dollars were going to support
what I believe are the most Important neect. of the na11on; and those with
opinions contrary to mine would feet
the same. And, in thl8 way, the
President's national budget could be
sliced Into tepenta more represen-
tative of the voters' 1election1, and
less responsive to pressures of lob-
byists. bureaucrats. and log-rollers.
But. of course. all of this ls
predkated upon a rational approach to
11overnment. to finance. and to politics
-and 1uch an approach belongs to the
far distant future, if we survive long
enough to overcome the irrationality
or the system we are all trapped in.
Egg Yolk and Raisins?
Remarks that anyone on a diet ~els
•oefully weary of bearing:
"You're only three ch.ins from vic-
tory."
"Have you tried the egg yolk and
raisi ns diet? It worked wonders for
my brother.··
"What do you mean you've already
lost 10 pounds! It looks tt> me li~e
you're putUnc mon on."
"In his case it might not be tat at
au. It might be 'Ult hot air.'' "Have you tr1ed getting aJong with
nothing bot distil!ed water and coconut
milk? tt worked wonders for my
sister. but now whenever slfe visits
Florida and sees a palm tr« she has
on irresistible uriie to climb it."
''IF YOU LOSE 2.5 pounds at your
has :lnatratecl again that be ls irnpriloaed in an
Ideology wbicb embraces total.Ltarian coocepta and de-
nies any efficacy in the democratic proc'eu.
And who is Scbrnitz• No. 1 target nowadays? None
other than "fellow conservative'' Gov. Ronald Reagan.
Reagan, a hip-shooter at times. has iu.d to back-
track as be learned the facts of life in the governor's
chair. Some of his pre-election notions 119\te proved
false, and perhaps the fact baa emb8J'1'&1Md him.
But the point is, Ronald Reagan has been willing
to learn.
Schmitz hasn't.
To Governor Reagan's great credJt, bet. has been
lallting wit4 leaders of minority groups. He oas bad to
face up to the facts ot li!e in California's ghettoes. First·
oU. be learned what a symbol the Rumford Act has be-
come to minorities in the state. It logically !ollowed that
any out-of-band repeal of the Rumford Act without pro-
viding a viable substitute, one acceptable to white,
black and brown communities, could be explosive.
Because Governor Reagan sees the real meaning
of Rumford repeal to the state'• minority groups, and
looks for a reasonable alternative, Schmitz blusters that
Reagan should return to the Democratic Party . .Bal·
anced agalnst thi!, however, was a judgment from San
Rafael Assemblyman William T. Bagley, Republican
chairman of the judiciary committee, that Reagan's
view "ls an act of true statesmanship in the field ot
racial relations and human justice." ·
It appears to come down to this: Governor Reagan
Is sincerely trying to learn on the i'ob , and he knows
that politics is the art of the posaib e. Schmitz, on the
other band, is so locked into a rigid ideology that he
is incapable of constructive accomplishment for Orange
County or the state.
Meaning BolJ"'1 Mending Fenees
Of the Cyc~
Of lnf lation
To tbe Editor:
ThJ6 la ln reply to a recenUy-publlsh-
ed letter from Congressman William
Proxmire, chairman Of the Joint
Economic Committee.
To begin with, tnllation ls not a
rise in wages and prices. Inflation
is the increase i.n the supply of paper
money relative to the supply or goods
available. Rising prices are the result
of Inflation. The cycle goes sometblng
like this:
The government lncreues the np-
ply Of money. Interest ratet are set
below the market level Lower tntenlt
rat.ea increases lpeC'Ulatlon, bualneas
expansion. The demand for tho.e
. +~ .. ,, -)~ .
. -· • I I I ' -; ".. • '"
. .. ·.~.
LdUf'S ff'om readn's on t.DfkonM
Normallt1 tDriUf'S •hould COftWJI &Mir
meuGQtl In 300 tDOrdl M ltu. TM
rlghe to~ lctUn to fit IJ)OCf
M tlfminatt libtl u ~f!m>td. AU ld-
krl murt mclw lfgftbtlirt and maa.
fnst addrtu. but "'6Mel toUI bt "11U..
Mld °" requeii.
goods necessary for producing con·
sumer goods increases their price.
Concomitantly. consumer prices In·
crease.
Kennedy Will Woo TrumaJ!
Former President Truman is due to
be wooed by Sen. Robert Kennedy.
The mop-haired presidential can-
didate will ult to be allowed to c.U on
the C.year-old Mlsaourian -whose
relations with the Kennedys have Jong
been cool and dbta.nt. Truman op-
posed the late President's nomination
in HMIO, sat out the ensuing campaign.
an<! throughout the three years of his
lncumbency. was not Invited to the
Wldi. HOUie.
Now at the urllng or ldvlsers. Bob-
by la proposing to .. Wa ud make up"
in the interest of "party unity" and bil
tlettJon pcofPeCU.
A ICennedy request to meet with
Trumin is virtually certain to receive
a cordial response.
DOUBTFUL SEAT "Keep the
faith, baby," may help re-elect Adam
Clayton Powell, but the Oamboyant
Harlemlte will still face uncertain
hurdles in regaininc his House seat.
And even 1f be does, be bu lost for fOOd the seniority that made hlm
chairman of.the Education and Labor
Committee. If be la readmitted. be will
have to start all over at the bottom of
the seniority Ust.
If Powell i<i re-elected. his fate wl"l
he up fo thp rn-w Hol!S4" that tak .. s of·
Cice nrxl January. But certain to
weigh decisively in its consideration
are two factors :
( 1) the action of the preldt lloute
la ordering him to repay MO,_, in
miluled offidal funds; (2) lta cm~
of him and demand for a public
apology.
POWELL WAS READY to accede to
both requirements to gain bis seat.
But by a ~vote margin, the cl\amber
refused lo admit him. When be was re-
elected in a special election. the House
still barred him.
Signitlcant)y indicative of the al·
tttude towsd Pvw.U • the ,.. .. of
two HGUM leaden in the action on
him.
Rep. Emanuel Celler, l}.N. Y.,
chairman or the Judiciary Committee
and the spedaJ committee that recom-
mended cracking down on Powell
short of barring him, says his views
haven't changed. "I would vote to seat
him aa I did before," declares Celler,
"but be would have to face the same
charges. Those circumstances haven't
changed u far as I am concerned."
Equally fl111l is Rep. Thom.M Curti11.
R·Mo.. who led the fight lo oust
Powell.
"THE OVERRIDING question Is
still the integrity of the House," says
Ct.atls. "Powell was accused of
criminal act.ivttiea by his peers. I don't
see how the Hollie C1N1d ever change
Its mind about that. It ii unfortunate
for the people of Harlem to be wltboat
representation. But 91.9 percent of the
Harlem populaUon ls non-<:rlminal. All
they have to do is elect one of p;etr
own who can come to the House 1ritb
clean hands and a clean slate."
Powell's activities between now lbd
the convening of the new Congreaa will
also have a direct beariQ« on ~t ls
done about hJm. •
"His conduct hasn't won him any
new friends in the Houae." sa.ya GM
leader. "He t. betn1 wa&cbed clOMl;Y,
ad Ide llle1 ... ,.,. ....... ta ••
ing him DO good. His blatant and~
ulent identification with the Black
Power movement already ls cowrtlnc
heavily against him among members.
He Is acting almost as if be wants to
be booted out. He seemed to be IGiDI
out of his way to ask for it."
PREDICTIONS -Despite the dela.y
in the anno~ent of bJJ ap-
poinbnent. Gen. Creighton Abrall
will replace Gen. Westmoreland •
commander of U. S. forces in VI•
nam. His deputy will be Lieut. Gett.
Bruce Pal.mer. a staff specialist bitbly
regarded botll by Abrams and Am-
bassador Ellsworth Bunker. . •
Defence Secy. Clark CUlford wl.D
reverse his predecessor's policy and
approve the construction of two
nuclear-powered frigates, long aoqcbt
by tbe Navy.
Nuclear Pact: Omen, Hope :
20t.b century is drawin" to a close on
the site of the cl~ and ln ~ about
it. The people Dative to the region bid
faced a new and terrible array of
weapons in the early yeen ol tbe 18th
century. Men came wltb lane IUcb
that roared name and made a loud
crashing nolae. Death was in tbe
sound. They brwgbt. too. bvl!I foar-
footed beasta Usat couJd nm UM tbe
wind and carry the~ warrk>n who llad come to tbb aa. Tbele
~ WO~ cloOdng before .....
It was ol metal .net It.,..._ ilttbe
sun.
The traty by the 21 Latin --
is a symbol. It Is the flnt. 011.f
amount to nothing at all if ~ ot
destruction are lOOHd. But it mat
prov1de a moral lealOll that w11l be
copied by othen. Tbe Untt.d...,
ln signing it, pledfel not to aJlo1' -of the ftaponl to be .. l1re. :tbe
territory of the signatories; .
IATER.TBl8 MONTB there Will bl
sent to tbe Un.tted Natianl a ~
1.lfentlon treety thlll teeb to _.,
member natklu agree DOt to ditft:lop
or poaee1 tbt 1DOlt tledy 'ftlJICl9
in the long hllto.ry of weaponrJ. lf•
tiona a 1 re ad Y poueuinl ....
weepons 'Ifill acree b)' t!l1I tn.eY • to allow them to prollfer.... ftere
alr9dy m.tl a lbntted ten :•
treaty. All ibeM are small ~bot
lien in Mme.. aa tbe llW • .,..
treety .. lflmd. ODe =· .. cifnt biltary-... ~ '° -tll.lt ft baf I Wli.... ..
f.w.L ••