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VOL:. 61 , NO. ·104, 2 SECTIONS. 22 PAGES NEWPORT BEACH, CA[IFORNIA TUESDAY, APRIL 30, :1968 TEN CENTS
Rogers: 'A ·Threat to the People'
City Accepts Smith Report-Gingerly
By BRUCE BENSON
Of ,.. Otltr ""' .....
Newport Beach city councilmen,
carefUU7 cboosint their words, Mon-
day allht voted to acknowledge of-
ficial receipt ol the controversial
Wilbur Smith report on city traffic and parklna ilia.
They mllde it abundantly clear, in
debate led by Coundlman Howard
Rogers, that niceipt of the report
South Viet
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Troops, Cut
Red Lines
SA{GON (UPI) -Elite South Viel·
namese troops today cut the main
North Vietnameae supply route into
the A Shau V&U.ey, then beat off a
clauic: ambush ln what 'Was once Wl·
disputed Communiat territory.
in a aeries of other sharp clas'hes in·
volvinJ both American and South Viet-
asmete troop1 the CommwtlstJ lost
SMI killed, mOl!lt of them units which
'had bffn supplied through the A Shau
Valley.
'The 2,000..man South Vietnamese force ...: one of the best In the South
Vtetnameae army -w• alrllfted
t:brough drinllng rain lato the valley
to tmit the cJ"O!NIOlllb at rl.-Bat.. • miles southwest of Hue amt eight
miles from tbe lAotSan bordein
They took dOnttaJ ol. an alntrip.
permitting easy landing' or supplies
and reinforcements, and linked up
with elements of the U. S. 1st Air
C'IValry Division which moved into the
valley under conditions of estreme
secrecy.
The Vietnamese, fll'1t to be issued
U. S. MUI rifles and already ree<im·
mended for a U. S. unit cibltion, mov·
ed southward down Route MB to con-
solidate control of Ta Bat and ran into
a well dug-1n band of North Viet-
namese hiding on each side of the
road.
The North Vietnamese opened up
with automatic weapons but the South
Vietnamese were expecting such a
move and suffered no casualtie~. 11
spokesman said.
Exchange Ouh
Seeking Talent
If you've got tfilent. you're an
amateur and uoder age 18. the
Newport Harbor Exchange Oub is
looking for you.
The club's annual ''Searcti for
Talent" cootest will be held at 8 p.m.
Friday in tbe Little 1beater of Coron.a
de! Mar !llgl1 School.
Anoyone wno plays a musical in·
.trument or has a dancing or &irtging
talent is invited to partici'p.ate. An Im-
pressive array of judges from many
fields, will be on b.al'ld to pick the win· .....
F;nb'y blanb can be obtained by
calling Charle~ Bron at 548-1729.
'Flfllng' First AW
reflected
ceptanee of
conclusion.a.
The study
auto-related
gestlono Ar
year 1990.
What upiet
ts exhaustively with
\ems and carries' sug·
· g traffic up to the
ber o{ the al dozen people in the
audience, w11~e "suggestion for con-
sideration" <(:'either a 33-block long
highway aktfg the NeWpo!'t-Balboa
'
Peninsula beacbfro.nt. or a slmilar
road along the !\arbor side Of tbe
Peninsula.
Also scattered throu&bout Lhe report
were suggestiOnl!I ioi several large
parking lots along tht Ft:nlnsWa.
"This. as it stand&, ls a threat lo the
people," said Rogers angrily u the
cooncil moved to acknowledge receipt
of the study. •
Rogers had at first moved to receive
the Smith report with a atring of
Two Wheels for Otae
Newport Beach motorcycle patrolman Wilham McLaughlin tries
out 9-year-old Scott Griffith's unicycle. as Scott tries on the motor~
cycle for size. The two decided they'll stick to their own vehicles
during third annual Old Town Newport celebration this weekend at
Newport Pier. Arts, crafts, dory rov.•ing contest and bike rodeo
will be featured.
577 to Weigh Anchor
In Race to Ensenada
By ALi\fON LOCKARf:Y
OI lk ~ily Piie! Siii!
The official handicap Ust for the 21st
Newport to Eosenada race 1ponsored
by the Newport Ocean Salling Associa-
tion 1how1 a total entry of sn
sailboats ranging in size from 24-foot
sloops to John P. Scripps' IJ9.-foo:
ketch.
The gig.antic Oeet is divided into four
divisions; Ocean Racing (yachts ban-
dicapped under the Cruising Club nf
America measurement ruleJ Pacific
Handicap Racing Fleet (yachts han-
dicapped under a local racing rulel
Midget ocean Racing Fleet I yachts 30
fee1 and under) and catamarans.
PHRF has the largest roster with :m entries. divided into five classes.
The Ocean Racing d.lvision has 188
entries -also divided into five
(See ENSENADA. rare 2)
Alan H. Ken!Jon. vlctl pruidenl of Alr Calllornla,
glvu Anl aid lo Sandra King, 24, of Santa Ana.
.. -accountant tor the airline, afta abe •u inju.red at
1:40 a.rn. today in two-car collision in front of air
llnn'a ofl!ceo at -eam,.. Drive, .NfWJIOrl Bucb. AIJo Involved 1n crub was UDda Gray, 23,
of lll Cl")'Jtal Ave , Balboa J1land, Fountain Val-
ley achool teacher. Miss Gray 1uUered cut lip and
Injured knee : Miss King's forehead was inJured.
Both were treated at Hoag Memorial HOlpit.al and
nleued.
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qualilicatiorui to the elfeet that its <:1>n·
elusions could not be construed as an
official city plan.
He withdrew hiJ mot.Jon, however, in
favor of a modified motion of the same
intent pUt forward by recently elected
Councilman Don Mc!nnis.
Council debate w.u sparked after a
lengthy review of the study given by
Keith Della way, pr-oject manager of
the $32,500 study. Also present wa~
Henry K. Evans, vice president o[
Wilbur Smith & Associates, Inc.
Councilman Robert Shelton said he
felt the report offered "a number of
very reasonable ideas" on dealing
with projected traffic. However, he
quizzed Dellaway on his premise of
why a beach highway merits City
Council consideration.
Dellaway, reviewing the report with
lhe aid Of a slide projector and screen
in !he darkened chambers, said
residential growth on the Peninsula
wa5 pegged at 12.S percent by 1990.
Would a beach or bayside h.ighway
be needed to handle only the increa5ed
traffic.. generated by Pen in s u J a
residents. asked Shelton.
And secoodly. could au the non-resi-
dent beachgoers anticipated in the
future be handled by some form of
public transit. such as tram, 000·
veyors or aerial train ?
Dellaway said his ~tudi es showed
(See TRAFFIC, Page Z)
Rocky Running Again
Says He Must Give Voters 'Choice'
ALBANY. N. Y. (UPI) -Gov .
Nebon A Rockefeller made his th ird
bid lot the RepuDlican presidential
nom1na1ion today and said his about·
lace decision was taken in order to
give GOP voters a choice.
'!'ht governor announced his bid for
the nomination, pitting himself against
Richard M. Nixon, al a news con-
ference in the Capitol's historic red
room. He will begin his campaign
tonight with a spee<:h in New York and
Heart Doctors ·
.Flpwn,From DC
To Treat Ike
MARCii AFR (UPI) -Gen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower underwent examina·
tion by two heart specialists flown
here from \Valier Recd Hospital in
Washington today after spending a
comlortable night since he was flown
here by helicopter from h.is home in
lndlln \Velis.
A spokesman at March AFB said
thal!Eisenhower was "romfortable and
in excellent spirits'' at the base hos-
pital
The former President underwent
blood tests and an f'lectroc:ardiogram
which were now being e\•aluated by
the doctors. the spokesman said.
Mrs. fo.1am ie Eisenhower came to
March AFB by automobile followini::
her husband and is slaying al the hos-
pital.
Gen . Eil\C'nhower'J\ pulse and blood
pressure were normal, the spokesman
said.
Eisenhower suffered "chest discom-
fort" after playing a round of mornin~
Rolf Monday at Palm Springs. He was
whisked by helicopter to this Strateg_ic
Air Command base from the I Ith fair-
way of Eldorado Country Club, his
IS« IKE ILL. Page Z)
Ruth Carpenter
Of Mesa Passes
100th Birthday
By EVELYN SllER\\'000
O! 1M Ootty PHel Sl•ll
From Prcsiden1 Johnson to Presi·
dent J ohnson. That. so far. covers the
life span of Mrs. Ruttl Carpenter,
Born in a log cabin when Andrew
Jotinson was president. M r s .
Carpenter celebrated her IOOth birth·
day with Lyndon Baines Johnson as
President.
Friends. relatives and neighbor~
came to her home. 36.3 Avocado St.,
Costa Mes~. to cmgratulate her.
"I worked hard all my life and T
pess ii never hurt me," the spry little
lldy said.
She was born in Clintonville. Wi~ ..
''when Wisconsin and I were both
young together:· she laughed.
, "I washed clothes on a washboard ..
and lroned with a nat iron heated over
!i.~arm~ 1tow. Never did me
tinl-skirts and tone hair make gii1!
~ rid.lcukKll. she thinks. "I braided
'mf _tbrtt (tr~' balr Ind they looked
'Mat when they 'Wt.nt to school.'' she
·commented. "OoT!'t know why thty
can't do that today."
Mr1. Carpenter ha~ lived In five
states and C&nada. Her l ~
O'andchiklren. 48 anat-(randchilmn
and 1ix greal·treat-1tandctilldren are
•catteml: to oe.wly ••l!TY at.ate of the
union.
•
will make a foreign pollcy speech in
Phiadelphia \Vednesday.
Rockefeller said he had t o Id
California Gov. Ronald Reagan of his
decision to revers" a March 21 an-
nouncement that he would not run for
the nomination. He said Reagan had
wished hlm "good luck." Asked b~
reporters if he favored Reagan as a
vice pre s id e n ti a 1 running·mate,
Rnckefeller replied:
"That is a matter of later decision."
The i:::overnor's bid was hailed by
Gov. George Romney of Michigan,
who dropped out of the race earlier
Uus year. as "good for the party and
for the country.'' •
Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R·S. Y.). said
the times demanded Rockefeller's
candidacy, which he described as "the
American poUticaJ system worltin( at
its best."
The state executive offices were
(See ROCKEFELLER, Pa(e 2)
Says City Manager
Harbor .Takeover .No
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Big NR Tax Threat
R1· JEROl\tF. F. COLLINS
O! 11\t Oollw l'lltt Sl•I/ lf the Orange County Harbor
District should fold. the city of
Newport Beach could take over opera-
tion of Newport ltarbor with only a
•·relatively small" hi:<e in the
municipal tax rate. City Manager
llarvey L. Hurlburt disclosed Monday.
He told city councilmen that the ad·
di1ional financial burden w o u Id
amount to no more than five cents on
the property tax rate.
It could be le~s. and perhaps nothin,t!
al all. dependin~ on other sources of
rrvenue. he said.
ln a five.page report laden wi1h
fi gures. Hurlburt also i;aid studies in·
dicate it would be "neither necessary
or desirable'' to establish a city
harbor department.
Services now performed by !he
llarbor District. he explained. L'OUld
be absorbed by existing municipal
departments.
ASSUfo.f PTIONS
Hurlburt said hi~ analysis of thr im-
pact of Harbor Districl dissolution on
the city was based nn a number nf
11.~sumptions. First of these was that in
the event of dissolution . the city would
a.;sume principal re!ipOnslbiUty for thP
operation and maintenance of its own
harbor.
Among other assumptions·
-The county would continue to pro-
vide harbor development and main·
tenance services elsewhere in the
county.
-The city of Newport Beach would
receive Harbor District lax revenues
now being levied within the city.
Space now occupied by the Harbor
District in the city would become
surplus and would be made available
In the city at no cost.
-The rounty would continue lo prn·
vlde financial as11lttana to the city for
lifeguard services, beach erosion con·
RICALLS flltST Ill "l'IARS
,, .. Rutlt Ca.,......r
!rol projects and some bulkhead con·
struction projects "ifl recognition of
regional benefits derived from
Newport Harbor.''
ACT IN GOOD FA ITH
"These assumptions .'' said
l lW'lburt. "are drawn on the premise
that the county will act in good faith
with the cities and will work toward a
cooperative transition in the best In-
terests of the entire county."
Councilmen. on a motion by Paul .J.
Gruber. unanimously authorized the
city staff to continue working for l:n
"orderly transition" of h arbor
rcspons.ibi!ities and authority to the ci-
ly -in the event of dissolution or
reorganization of the district.
~fayor Doreen Marshall and thr.
staff were also directed by the council
lo work for this kind of transition in
l~arbor District legislation now pen·
ding in Sacramento.
ANNUAL COST
Hurlburt told municipal lawmakers
thal the cost of operating and main·
taining the harbor would range an.
nually from 1180.000 to S200.CQJ. after
the first vt>ar.
In the ·first year. he noted. tben
would ~ addlllonal expenses of •bo!Jt
$80.001 for four police boats, Ol')e fir.
boat and other marine equlpmelit. In·
eluding unlform~ for poUce and fire·
fi!'lhting personnel.
The revenue to meet these variou.~
cxpense1, be said, could be obtained
partially through properly taxes now
going to the Harbor District and
(Se-e HARBOR, Pare 21
Orang:..A:st
ll'e11ther
Cloudy mornlD&• and hazy
afternoons -that's the picture
for the Oraoge Cout 11 handed
down by forecaster Jack Frazee,
with the tempentu~s dipping
to the mld-60'1.
INSIDE TODA\'
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mGVora· 'ttcUtr half appear' ir.
1oci1t11. J.f•et Fowntoin Valte11 's ll~ Robert D. Schwrdtfcg~'s
wife todar °" Page 14, Socie111
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year 1990.
:, Bul he cautioned that resldenU
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.,_ ~. He laid be felt they
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:l~Pf.l\ded to. m-lane througbway as .,
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'S tate Dentist-Doctor
' . -.1':ui"ld ·w Hear Schmitz ii -. f.. . By ARTBUR R. VINSEL Principal speaker at the 7 p.m.
Of ... D9Jllf.,.... ,..., session will be State Sen. John G.
•" Memben from ~ut the .Ute Schmit: (R-Tustln) author of Senate
.~l wW aatber at tbe Balboa Bay Bill m. a meuure designed to pr•ct
1 ;Club for a banquet ol ~ Colla Mesa-medical men from unjust malpractice
, headquartered callf«Dla Pbyslclan& ul'· \ -DeoUlts' Guild. s ..,, ~ The cootl'Overual bilJ will be
discussed beginning Thursday in
B rt G. en senate beariDgs ln Sacramento. e ea IV "The Guild ls spearheading a drive
• in Calilornia to remove third party in·
$20 Milli·on terference from ~e practice of
medicine and dentistry," sald Dr.
Jack Hagadorn. president.
Jet Contract
· · -Berte a Corp. located in the Irvine
Industrial tract near the Oranee Coun·
ty Airport has been awarded a $20
million contract to design, develop and
manufacture the control system for
the taJ I of the IAOll jetliner.
The announcement was made jointly
by Robert A. Bailey. Lockheed·
California Co. vice president for the
lrlOtl, and Richard Berte., president
of Bertea Corp.
The award wip enable the company
to develop tools and manufacture the
servo control package for the first 350
airliners.
Currently Bertea Corp.. which mov-
!!d to the Orange Coast area from
Puadeoa in 1986, i. developini In·
tegraled electrohydraulic c o n t r o l
1y1tem for the U.S. Army Cheyenne,
the world's most advanced helicopter:
U.S. Navy P-3 Orion. long range patrol
aircraft; and the U.S. Air Force C-5A
Galaxy, the world's lareest aircraft.
According to Berman Gammell. vice
president of ad.ministration, the l ,000
emp\oye corporation 11 netotlaUng for
a contract on the DC·lO.
· Bertea has. in addition. developed
. aystems tor the DC-8, DC-9, Boeing
. 'Jfll, Boeing Tri, Boe.Ing 7'J? and the
· Boeing 747, Gammell said.
;ucI to Dedicate
• I New $5,200,000
" : Science Building t lt 1lands six ttories high and will
: nave a nuclear reactor in the base·
: ment. : The pbyslcaJ aciencea building, the
I first major buildiiig to be added to
UCI campus sir~ It opened. will be
•dedicated Thursday.
: ~lmd J. HaWU'tb. director of the i Natiooal Science Folmdatlou, will be
t featured JpeMier at tbe 10 a.m.
E ~rtmooy at tbe con1t:ruction alte. ! The '5.2 millloa building, standing
t
tall above OCher campus struct~s.
already is well aloa1 toward com·
pletlon. It will be opened early next
year.
The bWJdiog will provide clulroom
• and 18boratory space for 750 students.
: It will also contain research equip-
' ment fiDuced from a SU million
t
'fedenl 1rant. including the reactor
.. deb will be encued in a deep tank or
waw.
Artbltecture la of Ute neoclaulcal llulldlnas.
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DAILY PILOT
The Costa Mesa physician is founder
and bead of the ttatewide organiza·
tion, which ls loosely afflliated with
similar groups ln other &tales.
An estimated 450 doctors and den-
tists are expected to attend the Balboa
Bay Club dinner meeting, wruch Is ex-
~cted to become an annual tradition.
· "The unusually large attendance an-
ticipated exemplifies the concern the
private practicing physicians and den-
tists have over the present malprac·
tice situation in California ," says Dr.
Hagadorn.
Seo. Schmitz' bill would set certain
limits on the amount of malpractice
judgments and place stringent rules
for the filing times and procedures.
No limit, however, is proposed for
judgments won In the case of
malicious or intentional malpractice,
under the SchmJtz bill.
Tbere appears to be no middle
ground among those offering opin1ons
on SB 678, with the CPDG and similar
agencies urging its paSCage and others
calling for its defeat.
Critics contend that. although it is a
needed measure, Schmitz' proposed
bill ls too ~trlcUve and will not ef·
fecUvely do the job 1t \s lntended to do.
The Costa MeH Chamber of Com·
merce legislative committee last
week voted 14-J lo endorse the bill.
after deadlocking 11-11 one week
earlier on endorsement.
Both votes came after panel~ of
physicians. attorneys, and insurance
men discussed the pros and con.s of
the Schmitz malpractice bill.
The Calllornla Physicians and Den-
tist.a Guild is similar in nature to older
aod larger professional socleties, but
ls not handicapped by inability to take
political action.
A five-point battle plan aimed at
forcing change by putting pressure on
objectionable people and situations
baa been drawn up by the Guild.
It ranges from discussing the situa·
lion with the offending party or agen·
cy to ceasing all but emergency
medical service requlred to save or
sustain a person's tile.
Dr. Hagadorn said 1uch a program
could baw been used to assure ap-
poldtment of someone better·llked bJ
the medkal profession than Wilbur
Cohen, new Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare.
Frot11P .. el
ROCKEFELLER
jammed with chetrlng a I d e s .
Republican leaders. and friends. all
wearlo& wb.ite and b l u e Rockefeller
bultoos. The corrldon were thronged
with state workers shouting, "We
w a n t Rocky." Looking down on t h e
bubdub were the portraits of previous
10ve.rnora wbo bid for the presidential
DomlnaUon or got at -Hushes, Smith.
the two Roosewlt.s, Dewey. and Har-
riman. During t b e question-and-answer
1erles tMt followed hiJ aJ1A0U.DCemenl
Rocbfelltr uld be would try to 10lve
urbaA problluls on the national scale
1Jllb method.I he. had found wort.able
lo New York St.ate. He llidettepped takiDI a po1iUon Oil bdnailla the Viet
Cont 1D&o a coalition Vletnam aovern·
ment bJ aaytna that waa a decl•.k••
that must be taken by negotiators at
the puce table.
~Med near Rocktfeller as he tossed
bl& t\lt lato UM rial wve fin former
~ GOP cbalrmell -Se.II.
,,.,.._ B. M or t o n, K1 ., 1AlftU'd
Hall. WIWam acu.r. Sen. HuiJl Scott.
Pa., l8d x.acM Aleen. Mor10G .,._,ect
an Jmportant ro&e ta 1ett1Qc the
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~ asked 11 the ttmltben of
beadl~a could be cll.Q)inhibed by
simply not providing facilities to aDow
lncrtaeed a«eN to Md use of -.
beaches.
The Wilbur Smith expert respohded
DAILY ,ILOT lleff .......
D elp Beaudflf
Girl Scouts Diane Teulie, 10
(left), and Devon Beeck, 9.
are among other members of
Troop 519 who are going door
to door in Corona del Mar to
distribute 2,000 handbills ask-
ing for contribuUons to further
the community's beautification
project. Mrs. Conrad Schwei~
zer, troop leader, is directing
the Scouts' beautification proj-
ect.
Sheriff, Bozo
Share Spotlight
In Beauty Fete
Two television personalities
Sherill John and Boz.o the Clown -
will share the spotll&)lt with the. tntire
field of entrants ol the Miss Hun-
tington Beach Beauty Paaeau at
grand openlng ceremonies which will
get under way Wednesday mornin& at
the new Leonards Department Store In
Huntington Beach.
Mayor Al Coen and Robert U!onard
Jr .. president of the seven-unit chain
of Leonards stores, are schedultd to
cut the ribbon at the new store. 16672
Beach Blvd.. at 10 a.m. WedMSday
Sheriff John will appear Saturday
afternoon. Boio wlll be there from 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. both on Saturday and
Sunday.
"''"°"' r.,e J
ENSENADA ...
classes.
There are 70 MORF yacbts and 17
catamarans.
Scratch boat of the fleet 11 the AA.
foot yawl Saluda. entered by the Na\ v
Electronics Laboratory at San Diego.
It will be mannoo by a Navy crew
An unusual reature or this year·~
race is that the classes are divided
more or less according to boat s1u
rather than ba.ndicap allowancu. Most
or the Class c Ocean Racing boats. for
example, carry lesa time allowance
than yachll lo Clau B.
John Gettle. race c o m m 1 t t e e
chairman, uld this wu done to even
up the number of entries ln Lht
various clalse1.
Clu1 A llall yachts from 50 feet
overall lo the ._focn.rs.
Clul B Ocean Racine lilts boats
from 41 to 41 feet: Cl.us C la com-
poted laraeb' of 40-footen wlth a few
37-foottra.
By far the largest number ln Class C
are the Cal-4.0s with 11 entriu. Thi'
re1t of the cla.u ll made up of K-40a.
fllander-371, ColumbJa.JBs ud oth•n
aboul the aame lize.
Clall D i1 dominated by tM C.1-3&
with 17 tntrles. Olhtn include J.r.35&,
Oh_llon-351. and Albera.a5is.
Clua E cootaJu a 1.ata• fleet of Cal-
34s. tot&Uq lt. Otbtn lo tbt Cilia in·
elude Ca).Jle, Newport-30l..i Cal-25.s,
Columbia-281 and Erle10n ""'· Tba MORF dM.toa bu U. lar&eat
CCJOCMtraU. al olue b 0 a t ••
domlutad by C&)..211 and cu.a.. With
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lf,.loot S.. SIDOD ..... bJ TY actor
Jlra A.r'IMM al 1.A YC. Aaother
celebr1l)'-o'llt'Md "cat'• la 8 u d d y
EbMD11 MW a.ioot Polyaulu Con.
cept. Sm&Dut catamaraa b the a.
foot Btld I 1k.lp1)tred b7 Rooald
BoblnlkJ. ror complete lilt ot Emeflada u -
lries 1tt Pas• to .
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Road
ii1iiir-1iiliiii'"tl)iM11i'4ill~~· • ~. wtltrt •• )tu
them?
l.tlldw1ie!N~ liil[llrln.y WU dJJ!lcUlty
of allo•IAI ._.ueot egress an4 exit
for tbo.e .-tour the Peninsula to
s.igh~ and abop.
The dilemma of a beacb highway
was summed up by one ftman trm
the alMSience, who idt.ntifted bend! u
Mrs. Garland White, of 109 31st St.
"If you put a tour·llOe hlgbway in,
"Tbe cart are oouy. and unbealUl,,
because all the gas fumes would blow
rigJlt onto the homes from the ~an
breeu that cemu from offtbore.
''Ooean't 1111bocly elae have any
other ideas?"
No one did.
Couitt1 BOflrd Order
OCC Must Take All Comers
BJ moMAS FORTUNE
Of ltle O.IW """ Iliff
Orance Coast Junior Colle&• Diltrlct
was ordered by county school board
members Monday to accept all
1tudent1 who want to attend-with or
without seat tax payment
The county board's rulin& appeared
to be aootber victory for Ule new Sad-
dleback Junior Colle&• Dbtrlct whicb
is now setting up a Misaion Viejo cam·
pu:: to serve lltudeots from Laguna
Beach. Tu•tin and Sam Clemente-San
Juan Capistrano areas.
~ Orange Coast dil'trict operates
two campuses, OCC al Coct.a Mesa
and Golden West at Huntington Beach.
The choice of Saddleback transfer
students is llkeJy to be OCC because it
is closest for Ulem.
South county students who cannot
get the course of study' they want at
Saddleback may attend the county
junior college of their choice, the
board said.
But today it aee1n1 quite po88ible tbe
Orange COMt cllstrict will play a final
trump card. CoDe1e officials are
threateaing to adopt a policy of
prderentlal reglltratioG, giving first
priority to studenta reaidln1 wWUn the
district.
If an enrollment limit also is set.
Saddleback area atudents could be
frozen out.
Neieber district, then, would foot the
bill both believe the other should be
paylna. South county student$, without
a campus to .tteod. would be the
losers.
The county school board action ap-
parently doea not prevent preferential
regl.tration. Deputy County Cowuel
John Andtnon said be could find
nothina In tbe Edacation Code to make
IKE ILL ...
winter home on the Southern California
desert.
Shortly after the 'n·year-<>ld w.tr
hero and former Pres1dent wu car-
ried into the hospital on a stretcher at
dusk Monday, one of hi• aides made a
brief announcement that ''the doctors
fell lt ls belt for a period of medical
observation and bed resl"
Asked whether Eisenhower. who
twice has recovered from heart at-
tackc. had suffered a third, the aide
snapr,ed: "I dido 't say anything or the
sort.·
He disclosed that Eisenhower played
a round of goU Monday mO{ning and
"compla1Jled of some cbest dlscomfort
in the afternoon. long alter the goH."
A vlllt by K.iJ1a Olav V o( Norway to
Eiseobower's borne at Eldorado Coun·
try Club in Itldlan Wells, 9Cbeduled for
Mondav afternoon was canceJed.
About l :U p.m. PIYl', t w 0
helicopters from th" Alr s ... landed
at the country club. Ten minutes later
th-ey were airborne. ca rry 1 n g
Eisenhower the 1' miles to the five
story. 200-bed l\OlpJUt.
One visitor it! the holpilal at the
time of Eisenhower's arrival said he
saw the former President earrled in
It ba.odtng that .students be enrolled.
Only that they be registered.
"We employ just so many in·
1tructors and have Just so many
facilities." Orange Coast Superin-
tendent Norman Wataoo said. "When
thoee classes are filled, they a.re filled,
genUemen. Once again I say it is a
matter of equity, gentlemen."
Orana,e Coast trustee Worth Keene
declared hb firlt obll1ation is to
students withia the clLsCrk~ He said
preferential regi1t.rll&n is "not il·
logical· after dllcu.sslon here today."
Santa Ana College Superintendent
GleM Tabor wu even more to the
point. He said flatly bls dlJt.rict "will
be forced becauae of space to ao into
some sort of preferenUal regist:ra·
tion."
Saddleback Tru1t.ee Mlchael Collins
objected, to tbe logic of what Dr.
Wauon and Tllbor wer11 saying. "If we
pay the seat tu there will be room for
the students, but if we don't pay there
won't be room. I doo't think this Ls the
situation," he observed.
He said seat tu money would not
come ill until 1989, and would not aI ·
feet tbe budget& for next year.
OUlclau of Ute two battling junior
college districts spoke sbarply during
lbe heated, two·a.nd·a·half h o u r
d:iJcussion.
Wataon charged lbe seat tu savings
would not 10 .into new bullding1 but in·
stead into the pockets of SaddJeback
taxpayers.
Speakin& of le&islatlon advocated by
Orange Cout, Collins said. "ll is
short-sighted and downrllbt wrong to
try to ram a shotgun approach
through the Le&itlature ...
Referring to a broacbJde put out by
Watson, Saddleback Superintendent
Jack Roper 1ald oamtically, "l com·
on a stretcher.
Re said E isenbower looked pale. A
nurse walked beside the lb'elcher
holding up what appaared to be a bot·
Ue of Ouid for intravenous injection.
Newamen were barred from the
base by the commanding officer. on
the grounds March ls a strategic Air
Command activity closed to civilians.
A spokesman at tM bue called
Eisenhower's visit a ' ' r o u ti n e
checkup."
"He didn't feel good so he came in
for a checkup." the Air Force
spokesman said.
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower dld not
accompany her husband to the hos·
pltal. She wa1 expected to join him
there today.
Eisenbowes:.'s firat major llloeaa
was a heart attack, suffered in Denver
in September, 1955, late in bis first
term as President. He recovered ld>d
won reelection lo 1961. lo June ol that
year he underwent surgery at Walter
Reed Army bospltal In W~ln&ton for
Ileitis. a blockage of the amaJJ in·
ttstine.
In November, 1957, be suffertd a
mild atrole at the WNte House. but
was able to attend a NA TO meeting in
Paris tbret weeks l*T.
pliment Orange Coast oo LellinC our
story statewide. It is precedent setting
for one dlatrlct to tell the story of
another."
Al wue la whether Saddleback
should pay '300 pe-r student seat tax
on students sent to other d.lstrict!.
Under state Jaw. It la exempted for
three years as a new disb1ct from
doing IO.
The seat tax. for buildina and
maintenance, he.lps finance the seat
occupied by the transfer student.
Tbe county board vote for blanket
admission of out-0f-district students
was 5--0. Previously. the county board
had approved two appeals of Sad·
dleback area studenta served with
notices of restriction by Orange Coast.
PresenUy enrolled at Orange Coast
are 1.200 SaddJeback are\ students for
which the district will receive $360.IXXl
in seal tax payments. Those who wlll
be sophomores next year or are in
vocational programs will not be ac·
commodated on the first-year Sad-
dleback campus next fall.
One student who falls in th.is
category. Marilyn Spivey, of Tustin,
appear ed Monday to urge the county
board to take action.
She said she had been refused
permission lo regist.er that morning
and needs to register early to assure
getting the courses she needs to
transfer to a unlvenity.
There is proviaion in the county
board action that no junior colle&e
district shall get more Saddleback
transfer students than it has this year.
North Orange County Junior CoUeae
Di.strict, with relatively few Sad·
dleback students, urged adoption of
this formula to preserve Ule slatu.s
quo.
nae North County Io b by Ing
prompted Orange Coast Tnatee Keene
to remark angrily, "Th11 i.s a cate of
their beJng pretty fJee with sorMooe
else's money."·
Fro.. Pqe 1
HARBOR ...
through on and offshore mooring fees
now being collected by the county
agency. That adds up to $82,000.
"There is little queatlonlng that we
could count on this income." he said.
"l'm sure the county will agree to the
transfer of these revenues to the
city."
Additional revenue, the C I t '!'
Mana~er sug~est.ed. could be obtained
by doubtin~ offshore mooring fees.
But the biggest potential source of
income to meet barbor operatin~ ex-
pense.a Is dependent Oft tM transfer of
County tidetandl rranta to the city.
Hurlburt said. He pointed out that some
•115.IXXl is now collected annually by
the count; for sucb ~unty tidelands
leasea as Newport Dunes, Balboa
Yacht Club and the Channel Reef
Apartment J>oat sUps. •
Also, there ls tbe · pohlbllity of ad-
dltionaJ future revenue from county
tide~da in the· Upper Bay. Hurlburt
cited •s an example ptana for a majol'
muin' on county tl.deland1 at the
moutb of Big Canyon on the eaal Jlde
of Ule bay. •
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police officer grimaces in pain
and complains about hazard·
ous duty as he shows off teeth
mark.s left by Columbia Uni-
versity demonstrator who bit
him when officers cleared 500
from campus (story, addition-
al photo, Page 4).
'Bonnie and Clyde'
Begin Senten ces
FLORENCE . .'µiz. (UPI) -"Bon
nie and Clyde" and "Jesse J.1llle5''
have begun serviog :>-to-7 year sen-
tences in the Arizona State Prison for
the $25 armed robbery. of a country
store.
Court records revealed Tuesday th.at
Elizabeth Nell CoWns, 20, Raney
Dale Webb, 20, Ml<> refer t o
thernsewes as ''Boonie and Clyde,"
and James Jesse Smith. 2ll; were
given the seotences in Graham County
Superior Court
U.S. WiUUirawal
~N (UPO -])Jp}Omatic
aou.rcea said today Hanoi bas told it.a
allies it stmds firmly by its four key
conditions -including c o m p l e t e
Ameriolll witbdrawal -as the
"unaltenlbte basis" fOr Vietnam peace
negotiliiliofts.
'lbe only issue on wblcb the Oom·
m unttQ appell' to bold out 1ome
degree d. <.'OIDp'OJllise is the timetable
for the American witildrawal from
Vietnam.
Nor is Hanoi in any way prepared to
modify it4 demand that tlbe National
Liberation Front of South Vietnam,
the Vitt Cong's political ann, should
partidpate in peace negotiations, ttle
aouroes said.
They said the idea of any sottenmg
of Hanoi's political stand in regard to
a Vtetn.mn lettlement "Cllll be safely dbimtued. ,,
HaDlli wmta • return Jn pri.Dclple to
the ~ne'Vla Agreement of ISM, with
tbe ultimate but not too diistant aim of
unifying Vietnam under its leaderstiip.
Brush Fire Under Control;
No Orange County Threat
Weary fire figbten said they had the
state's first major bursb fire of 1968
"95 percent contained" this morning
in the Riverside County area northwest
of Elsinore. They hope to conquer the
blaze late today.
A U.S. Forestry spokesman said
"We have only ooe bad bot spot re-
mairriog at the extreme south end of
Cow Canyon and we are moving fn on
it now.'' He said tbe teITaln was
straight up and down so it was iJving
tbe fire fighters some trouble.
A total of 10 helicopters and tank
planes were dropping chemicals and
water on the spot this mo.ming.
"'11be weather i.s much better today
with wibds down to six to 12 miles an
hour on the ridges with the tem-
perature lower and tbe humidity ris·
ing," the official said.
"With this break in the weather.
we're almost certain to have it licked
by tonight," 1lhe official said.
Monday the fire threatened to burn
over Trabuco Peak into Orange Coun-
ty bot was contained 8lld ttle nearest
line is one and a ball miles fr<>m the
Orange County boundary.
There were no buildings of any kind
destroyed. There were only a few
minor injuries among the fire fighters.
mosUy muscle strains.
. l
or Ni gotiatTo ns
negotiations wittl the United States -
if sudl negoti.atioo.s get unlter way at
all,
Hanoi appears mweover set on con-
Unui.ng the fiehtiJig even wtille
negotiatine until it ia assured ol a set-
tlement.
'I'he fencing for a lite f o r
preliminary talka to decide wbether
formal talks cao be MTanged suggtlts
that Haoot Is Ill no hurry to negotia&.
It is seen by diplOmatic observers to
be marklng time, wiOl an eye to the
U.S. presidential eltctiloa, to dif.
rel"el'ICeS within the Ameri<:an govern-
ment and parties and world pressures
generated by a systematic and
studiously nour1sbed propaganda cam-
paign.
Some dip~ observen did not
rule out tile poaltlittty that Hanoi is in
effect still bqQC· fOr a "defection" of
Saigon through a new military ol·
iens+ve, Jnitiating the tlhlrd and flina1
&t&ge in the progre11s towards nwolu-
tionary victory, wbich it prefers to a
negotiated settlement.
Burgla~s Get
$50,000 in Fu1·s
Burglars tunneled their way into a
vault of a Santa Ana fur store and
escaped with about '5(),000 worth of
fur pieces. poiloe reported Monday.
Officers said the burglars broke
through an outside wall of a vacant of-
fice next to Charmante Furs, 1525 E.
17th ~l and then tunnelled through a
second wall connecting with the vault.
Charles Cohen, owner of the fur
finn, called it a "highly professional
job. They obviously bad knowledge of
furs as they selected only the most ex-
pensive pieces."
Police said the job looked to be
similar in method to one used by a pro-
fessional gang what has robbed
several Los Angeles County fur shops
in recent weeks. The blaze, which devoured almost aoo acres of brush and timber was
started Sunday by children playing
with matches near the small com-
munity of Alberb.ill, six m I 1 e s
northwest of Lake Elsinore, forestry
officials said.
Assets Bared
There were 554 men still on the line
this mornO..ng including 26 hand crews
and seven forestry service fire trucks. Stutknt Body Candidate Show s Hers
t'laeldly, April '°·. 1968 t
Special Delivery
John Easterwood, president of Cheyenne Saddle Tramps, hands over
bags of special mail to Bill Hackbarth, 67-year-old Santa p~
Calif., pilot who is flying rebuilt 1918 DeHaviiland mail plane ovet
route of nation's first air mail flight. The biplane is due in Washing-·
ton, D.C., on May 15 for special ceremonies in which it will be~
ed over to Smithsonian Institution. Hackbiirth expected to span mo.t&
of Nebraska today.
Pill Blood Clot Scare
Bring~ Label Revi,sWn
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Food
and Drug Administration (FDA) pro-
posed today a "prompt revision of
uniform labeling" of American-made
oral contraceptives to reflect British
studies linking use of the pill to
possibly serious blood clot problems.
British studies said a great majority
of the women found 'with the disease
suffered only minor effects.
An estimated six million to 8.5
million women use oral contraceptives
in the United States. Millions more uae
them in other parts of the world,
particularly in underdeveloped n.a•
tions.
Girl, 14, Organizes PuehloPrayer Meet STANFORD (AP) -AS tan f o rd
University coed running for president
of the student body is taking no
chances on her assets going unnotl'ced.
she said. "Nothing more than a little
distraction for a lot of book-weary
students."
The British studies, published April
27, found occurrence of blood clotting
in one out of every 2,000 women who
took· blrth control pills. The effects
ranged Crom generally minor lo fatal
strokes.
Called thromboembollc disease. the
problem involves a moving blood clot
within the body. Such a clot can lead
to very minor damage or in some
cas&s can cause serious illnesses and
result in strokes. A report on the
The proposed new FDA labeling
would "reflect the find.ipgs of the
British studies,'' a spokesman said.
Labeling of the pills would be aimed at
prescribing pbyalclans.
Dr. Herbert L. Ley Jr .• director of
the FDA Bureau of Medicine, notified
U.S. manufacturers by telegram · of
publication of the British report nist
weekend. The wire was made public
today.
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -A 14-year-old
El Cajon girl bas or~ a public
prayef' ~g to help p?'Ople N?mem-
ber the Pueblo.
.,
TI>e Pueblo, .a naval intelligence
ship, was seized by North Korea 100
days ago and ita crew taken captive.
"People have kiod of forgotten about
it," Marcee R~ said.
Posters are going up all over the
campus showing Vicky Drake, 21, a
Spanish major, clothed only in a smile.
"I am proposing nothing useful,"
Miss Drake, whose political plat-
!rom ii 38-22-36, plans a whistle-stop
tour of the men's dorms.
Stanford o!ficials said she has a
scholastic average "just over B."
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7th Heart
Transplant
Patient Dies
PARIS <UPn -Clovla Roblaln, ee,
the world'• MV&ntb beart trauplant
petient, dJed today &1 boun after he
received the heart of a 23-year-old
auto accident victim. Doctor• blamed
irreparable brain damat• cauled by a
drop in blood pretsure foat after the
operation.
Dr. Maurice Mercadler. ch I e f
surgeon at La PiU• Hoepital, aald the
new heart continued to but atron&Jy
at the end but tbat Roblaln succumbed
to secondary ca u a ea due to 1 ow
resiitance. Doctors lale'r gave details m the "a.ecood.ary cauae1."
Death of Roblain, a truck driver, left
only one of anen peraom 1"10 have
underJODe heart trauplant operation
alive. He II Dr. PbWp 81.alberC. Ill, a
South African dentilt 1fbo underwent a
tranaplant operatlon Jan. 2 at Cape
Town. BlaibeTf, a patient of pioneer
tran1Plant auraeon Dr. auutian
Barnard, h11 been releued from the
hospital and Is dolng well.
Surgeons flnlsbed the operation on
Roblaln at 7 a.m. Sunday but an hour
later the patient's blood pressure took
a druilc d r o p.
Ul'ITt ..... Doctors aald they revived Roblain
and that a few boura later the donated
heart was beat1n1 "normally.'' But in
a few minutes the blood stopped cir·
culating, both hla braln and hia kidneys
were damaged. The blood transports oxygen to the
brain and without It the brain is
damaged. Because of this damage
Roblaln never regaJned consciousness
and be was aUll in a coma when be
died. During the night doctor• became
ao fearful they started artificial
respiration in a last desperate effort to
keep him alive.
FORCIBLY REMOVED -Motorcycle policemen carry out dissident
coed student from be•el&ecl Columbia University building ill New
York early today. More than 1,000 policemen moved on campus
and scores were injured u students were dragged and carried from
the buildings.
For a few moments lt appeared the
brain <mee more was "commanding"
Roblain to breathe and be rallied for a
relatively llhort Ume.
'Poor People's' Leader
Demands 2 Million Jobs
Traq Gn1c1't, of Pcltin, nl., ii tTlf-fno to 1'phold the 1'1(/Wlt "1 tht Ult·
phont compcmr during the ~l
1trlke. But unabi. to read IM COMld noc look UJ> tht number lltrstlf and
10 1M goC tncmtl o wrong numbtr.
She hopa that m the future MT
frit1ldi 1DiU coll hu. • L. P. Volft, 1ecretary of the
atate department of natural re-
IOUICel in Madilon, Wis., uid
10,000 more applications for tur-
key buntinf lleemea have been
1lled than can be granted this
year. He better dig up an extra
one, however, as among the re-
jected applicants ls Voigt's boss,
Gov. W.,ren KnowlH. • Comedian Miiton lerle'• tax ac-
countant got a legal ''pie in the
face" when he was arrested by
Treasury Agents for allegedly of·
ferlng a $1,000 bribe to an Inter·
nal Revenue Service agent. Moe
Morris, 76, Berle's accolDltant for
2:0 years, is reported to have paid
the bribe to allow more than '60,·
000 in unsubstantiated expenses on
the comedian'• 1960 income tax
return. Berle and bia Wife were
not involved in the charge. • The gunman was nonplussed
when he stuck a gun in the ribs of
Thereu Suare1 in a robberv at·
tempt at ber variety store in Se-
attle .. ''Go ahead and kill me," she
aald. "then l won't have to work
anymore." The young hoodlum fled
empty lwlded.
Just a
Youth, 18, Faces
Trial in ~laying
Of Five Children
MATI'OON, Jll. <UPI) -1b<m&s
(l)arles Fuller n, 18, goes before a
juage today on charges of killing five
of hfs girl friend'• 10 brothers Mid
lilten by tlhootiQc eadl in the heed .
F~'s prellmlDllty hearin& on ~ges of murderine the twin brother
ol Edna IAube Cox, 18, .-id four of
her younger brothers and &liters wes
set for 10 a.m. in the Cole County
Circuit Court et CJw'ltdon.
Fuller, • hlgti IChool Ml!6or who bad
dated Edna Louise, ,... arrested at
Ob.-mton Sundly' 12 bow'• abr the
Cox children's bodies were found in a
oorn crib on their farm six miles
northwest of Mattooo. Char~ston is 20
miles east of Mattoon.
Coles County SherlfC Mike Curtis
said Monday Edna Louise was at
h o m e Saturday when her t w l n
brother. Edward LewLs. 16, aod t.he
other Cox children, Gary, 7. Kenneth
5, Mary Katherine, 8 and Tberel58, 9,
were mot to death with a pistol.
Two other children fouod ttle bodies
in ~ near a com crib several bun·
dred yardJ from ~ farmhouse.
Tbe &lrl was "10 hysterical we
couldn't question ber" just alter in·
veeutatota airriftd et the tenant farm,
CUIUI said. Monday night be Mid,
"Lodse WI in lie boule," et lie time
of ttie alaytnp.
Earlier. the sberllf bad said it was
"po.sible" the girl had witnessed ttie
slayin&s.
CurtJs aod Coles Coonty State's Al·
toroey Ratpll Glean refused to com·
ment on ~ Fuller had bet!a
du.Itel ~n to marry Louise.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -'1be &v.
Ralph Abenathf led • edvmce
guard of 1be Poor Ptqile's Crnlde to
Capitol Hill today -de.IDIDded that Congres5 create a milnilman cl 2
milli<>n new jobs for tbe bird-core
unemployed.
"Emtmc programs for c:natrng
Jobs simply an not work l n g,"
Abernathy told the Senat.e anttpowrty
subcommittee. "We need th<lee jobs
badly. We need ~m now. We need to
have money in our pockets, to be abJ.
to hold up CM' beads.
"We muet not, we cannot. ft will
oot continue 1ills way," be ta.Mi.
Abemathy, 1'bo took ovu leedenbip
ol the Poor People's Campalp COD·
ceived by ~ late Dr. MarCio Luther
King, said the nation m\ISt provide 1
million jobs immediately and aooeher
million over tt>e next four yean.
"We are here beclUle ft wut to
work but we ate tired of being told
llbere are no jobl for ,...., w. are
qualified," Abemattl aid. "Despite
America's widely publicized affluence,
btm<ir«is oi tbousaods drag out their
lives in an ecooomk ckpression as bad
as any ever known."
"We certainly hope this Congress
will realize the Negro -the black
man -has been w.aiting 350 years.
and I don't tbiDk ft cen be expected
to wait forever for somelh.log that wes
guaranteed us by the ConsUtution ."
Abematby said berore eoteriof the
bearing room.
One of Ute poverty crusader•. Mrs.
Mll'tba G!'ass, an 1ndlan W'CllDlll from
Ponca City, Okla., broke lDto aobs as
lbe told tbt Semta plMl "1ioo IDally °' oar people .. oat GI jobl."
"It u just a m1Nde wt k91p alive."
she said. Mn. Grua, mother of 11,
said "CU' men break 1beir health
pitcbinl bay far 2 ceot.s •bale because
tbey can't.,. get diabwalbing jobs."
·•we shared our country with you
but fou took all of It and we're starv·
mg,'' ahe added. "It'& very bard when
,your cblld. H~S Io r something to eat
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NEW YOU (UPI) -NWly 1,000
pot1cemen IDO'V'ed onto the Columbia
\Jmverclty campus earty today and
forcibly e~ buDdredl of .cudeou
from ftve buHdinga tbey bad lti'led a
weet. ill • protelt ~ amnral·
ty policy.
Police reported that Ga pereons had
beea .-rated, mOlt of them Oft
tre..,...lne char,_. About .100 ot
tbem ftT't gjrla .
8cor'e1 cl penou were ~ed u
police, mnliot Dlf'Wk*t, dragged
and carried ICl"eaminl 1tudeotl nm
the halctine,
Omdall at Demi)y Sl Luke's
Bo.pita! niported 7t perlOlll were
treated for injuries. About 40 others
reeetftd treatment et a ealDl>QI first
aid .tatioo. ,J,
Of thole tnetiect et .. bolpital, eo
were sQadienta, tour wt-r. faculty
members. and 12 werf policemen. One
policeman was adnll~ted to a corooary
unit, apparenUy s.uffertng heart trou·
ble.
Cl.aues at Columbia C.Ollege wen
ordered cance~ today but other
divisions of the unfvemty scheduled
aessioos '°'" the afternoon. Haun .._. police bad clem!d tbe
CaimpJll, a p'GUp oi ltudeota i8lued a
statement eaillng on fellow students to
stage a strike. They also demanded
the restcnetion cl Uotvenlty Presi·
dent Gray10n Kirk and Vice President
David 'l'r\man.
Kirk aa1d be b a d no intention of
reaignba&.
This mormn,, groups ol 10 to 12
policemen patrolled tbe campus. They
ftl'e leered by small binds of
atudenta.
At leut three ralllu were scheduled
for 1be day by variou1 student groups.
About 300 etudeota milled around
Low Library, one of the ftve buildings
from which police began eWctiog tbe
protesters early todaiy.
The police were met et the doon by
pallbra.s ... ....... • ta 4 •• h
lboutbll: "W• lbaJl DGt be JDOndt•
But fbe h1UclinC1 w .. delrtd 'Wilda
two boun of tbe policemea'1 ll'l'tval oa
Im c:ampaia at 2:• LID. at lta Nll1*t
ot tile 11Di111nit1'• board" ........
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bMdcuffild ... hlee*q .• tiUJe " lllN IDd Ule ..... of doGra ~
be bNrd outlidt u police llWept
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Standing Guard
At Ohio State
COLUMBUS, Ohio <UPn HidrnY patrolmen llood pard et
each door to tbe Ohio State UDlvenity
adm•nbtratlon building todlry to pre-
V'eDt anotbeT takf'Jf1Ver by Nep'O
stude~.
It wes tbe aeooad day 1be petrotmen
were pruent at tile reqlMlt at
uniwrsity «6clall ~UClllllNDC 1'rktlly 's
s• of the admM!istr.tco buildlnc by
75 studeuta.
Emergency meetmc• were tchedul·
ed by the board cl truetees end tile
faallty C'OWlCi1 today &Dd fioni&bt to
ditcuss tbe actiOn of studentl fto held
two vice pre!ldentt and o t b e r
employes in the building by 75
students.
Emergeocy meeUDgs were sdledul·
ed by tbe board of trustees and tbe
faculty council today and ton1tbt to
discuss tbe action of ttudents wbo held
two vice priftlents eel o t b e r
employes in ttle butldinC virtue!
prilooers for sevcal houri.
OPEN OAJLY 9·6
Home a Gift Shop . .
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~raft ;tlere iO Stay
Task Force Rejects Reforms
WASatNGTON (UPI) -
After mootM of public and
cooaresliooa.l debate and a
fu.lkl.ms presidential study,
the draft system is V\rtua.lly
where It was wben con·
troversy erupted.
Selective Service Director
Lewis B. Herabey confirmed
Monday that mc>Q of the
much-discussed r e r o r m s
proposed for the 20-year·old
system have been rejected
along the way.
H e r s h e y met with
reporters af~r news reports
indicated a three-man task
force or which he was a
member had d e c 1 d e d
against m o s I recom·
mendatlons of the National
North Korea
Infiltrators
Kill 2 More
SEOUL (UPI) -Two
South Korean soldiers were
killed and two others wound·
ed in a new attack by North
Korean infiltrators in the
Demilitarized Zone Monday.
Korean military spokesmen
said today.
In the second Communist
attack tn three days. the
North Korean.a ambushed a
seven-man SolMh KoreaJl
patrol in the eastern sector
of the t5 mile zone that
d1vtded the two Koreas, the
spokesmen said.
Newspapers in Seoul said
the South Korean patrol
called for artillery support
and batteries near the scene
rired 100 shells. S o u t h
K o r e a n army head-
quarters. however. refused
to confirm the report.
Saturday North Koree.lls
attacked a United NaU<ms
command patrol near the
Panmunjom Truce Village.
killing one S o u t h Korean
soldier and wouodin& two
American soldiers.
AdvilQl'y Com.mi~ Ol\
Sele,cUve Serv\ce. B o t h
~were~ by
Prealdent Jobnson.
Hershey sm the task
force . ~ two other
members were then ~fense
Secretary R o b er t S.
McNaJJ)ara and then Budget
Director Ch.-Ses Schultze,
bad done "a vwy fine job"
ln reviewing the recom-
mendations of the advisory
commission.
The ta.st f<ree finished I ls
report oo the commission's
recommendations Oct. us.
1967. but it was no t
previously made available
to the public. Most of these
proposab were rejected by
Con~ in 198'1 when It ex·
tended the seltclive service
laws for four years.
The eommissioo, headed
by former Assist.ant Atty.
Gen. Burke Marshall, said
there was oonlusi<>n in the
decentral.iied system under
which some 4,000 separate
draft boetds administer the
laws.
I' called for creation or
some 300 to 500 centralized
regional office&, automated
record-keeping, drafting of
19-year-olds first. selecting
draftees by lottery. discon·
tinuing student and oc·
cupational deferments. and
other reforms.
Only one major recom·
mendat.ion has been carried
out. and that one only in
part. Graduate s ~ h o o I
deferments in fields other
than medicine and general
occupational training were
abolished earlier this year.
Hershey spoke scornfully
of the M a r s h a I I Com-
m1ss)on 's proposals.
"I think ltley were pretty
far out on the use of
machines." he said. "I don 't
ttiinlc they used the ex·
perlences ol the past.''
Of the proposal to replace
the volunteer boards with
paid professionals, Hershey
said tt would be a return to
the "Civil War system."
The task force comment
on this proposal contended
that "local citizens ~end
their ~ men to ~
their country. Under the
~·s propose d
statute a fedeTal otfJcW
sends for them. lJl u un-
popular war this could be of
critical Importance.''
1'he task force In lta o w n
report to Johnson recom·
mended steps to 11t?eamUne
administration of tht draft,
iJlcluding e x p a n d e d pro·
cedures for review of ques-
tionable decisions and step-
ped up development of na·
tiollal criteria for seltction.
But Hersbey said 1\ would
take '40 million to carry
these out and it was oot an·
ticlpated Congress would be
asked for the money.
The task force al·cepted
o n e commission recom·
mend~tion long sought bv
Rep. John Moss r 0-Calif 1.
chairman of a House sub-
committee on freedom of in·
formation p u b I i c'
d.isclosure of the names of
local draft board members.
"Although 1t is recognized
that the local b o a r d
m e m b e r s are sometimes
harassed at their homes by
appeals and protests. much
of the public confidence
value of having outstandinj!
citizens as members of local
boards is lost if the names
of board members are
witbbeld," the task force
said.
Tass Attacks
U.S. Flights
MOSCOW (UPI) -The
Soviet news agency Tass
said today U.S. planes in·
vaded North Vietnamese au
space over Hanoi. It did not
say they bombed Hanoi.
According to the Tass
d l s p a t c h from Hanoi.
"American air pirates in·
vaded today the air space of
the Democrat.ic Republic of
Vietnam cwt'r Lts capital
Hanoi.
"The city's antiaircraft
units met them with a
powerful barrage of fire."
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Conference
In Moscow
BELGRADE CUPl)
President Tito new borne to
day from a three wee\..
Asian tour capped by l"o
day talks with S o v 1 e 1
leaders in Moscow.
No oommunique was e)
pected on his M o s c o w
discussions.
Tito spent three and a hall
hours Monday talking wit h
Soviet Party C h a l r m a n
Leonid I. Brezhnev, Presi-
dent Nikolal V. Podgorny
and PTemier Alexei N.
Kosygin.
Informed source11 said
they discussed Vietnam and
the Middle East -on which
the two nations agree -and
the situation within thr
Communist 'bkx:. on whlch
thPy do not always agree.
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DAILY 'ILOT .I
Nasser Blasts Parade Plans
Ullited Preti JeteniaUooal
U.N, d.lplotft•tl t Gd a y
predicted the next few days
would be thei.t most crucial
period slnce the J u n e
mideasl war becau.w ol
Israel's plans to bold a
m i 11 t a r y parade In
Jerusalem's Arab sector In
defiance of a security coun-
cil ban.
Other indicetioos of a
brimming crisis were an
unex pected and unexplained
trip to London by Jordan's
King Hussein and a fiery
speech by President GamaJ
Abdel Nasser of Egypt pro-
mising that l!rael will "pay
the price" for a parade. In a
broadcast speech Nasser
said another war with Israel
was "inevitable."
In the Holy City of
.Jerusa~m itsell U . N .
troubleshooter Gunnar Jar-
ring conferred with lsraeli
officials. apparently seekin~
some way to bring together
.lordan and Israel for talk5
on solving their differences.
2 MtETlNGS
At the United Nations
'ccurity council members
held strategy sessions today
10 prP.pare for two critically
important meetings on the
Middle East Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Israeli ambassador.
.Joseph Tekoah, said the
Israeli independence day
l'arade 1'hursday will take
place despite the security
council ban.
"The Jewish people have
waited for this for 2.000
years,·· Ile said.
Tekoah made the com-
ment shortly after the coun-
cil voted the ban Saturda)'.
He took the pos1tion that the
council's call to abandon the
parade was an "advice" and
not an "order."
The unanimous council
vote urged l.srael · · to
refrain" from staging the
parade which will include a
display of tanks, armor and
warplanes through t h C'
formerly Arab-held ~ector
or Jerusalem captured 1n
the June 5-10 war.
SURPRISE
King Hussein flew to Lon·
don Monday on a visit that
took officials by surpmP.
The trip was officially dC'·
scribed as "essentially pn·
vate" but diplomatic sour-
ces said the Jordanian kinj!
would meet with Foreign
&ecretary Michael Stewart
and probably with P r i m e
Minister Harold Wilson.
The semi-official MlddlP
East News Agency reported
from Amman ltlat Hussein
would be visiting with Euro-
pean officials for about two
weeks.. The tour recalled
one by Hussein last year
when he went «i Washington
and to major European
capitals seekln5! arms and
political support.
Nasser said in a na-
lJonw1de broadcast Monda~
that "no matter ~ h a t
resolutions are adopted by
the UnJted Nations. th~ bat-
tle wlll come inevitably
whether we want It or not."
But the Eg«ptian presi-
dcrnt warned that the nation
should guard against bem~
drawn Into batUe before 1t 1~
ready "and before we arc>
absolutely confident we are
f1l for baUle and ha\'o
r f' m e d 1 e d our dC'h·
c1enctei. .. "
The Egyptian a r m f ti
forces suffered a crushmg
defeat in the June war but
have been built up aga)n,
largely with Soviet help.
Na!>ser acknowledged that
assistance by ~aying, "our
friends in the Soviet Union
stood by us 1n our time of
ordeal.''
Scientists Reveal Oldest
Human Skull in West :
WASHINGTON t l'PI 1 -
Scientists havt.> put on
di splay here what thev
describe as the o I ct C' \ I
human remams <' \ <' r
discovered '" the WeslC"rn
I lem1sphere -11,000 lo
13.000 years.
They took ti> tht.> offict' of
Sen. Warren G. Magnuson
ID-Wash.). Mon<iay a char-
red and broken skull found
at a site in southeastern
Washin,gton State soon to be
flooded by a federal dam.
Describing the findini?S
were Assistant Prof. Roald
F'ryxell and Prof. RlcbaNt
B. Daugherty. both of
Washington Slate Uruvers1·
I\ r ryxell found the re·
mains. and D a u g h e r t y
directed past excavations at
thP site.
The skull was found in
1965. FryxeU told reporters,
hut 1l "as dated accurately
less than two weeks ago
with d.isNlvery o{ other vb·
Jects at I.he same site.
1'he skull and remains of
other human bones were
dug out of a 13-foot pit about
l •"z miles from where the
Snake and Palouse Rivers
come lx>gct.her. The area
will be flooded by Ule •t8l
m1Jtion lower monumental
dam being bwlt by the corpc
of engineers.
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Socialite Kidnaped, Helt!_
Withho1iling Bogs Down
SACRAMENTO (AP) -not glve.n too m u c b possitioD ol 1tle Democ:rata,
St 1 & • inc om t ta s tb()qbt," be~. who control the A.Membl7 wl~ is bog&ed down But VeMm&n didn't •IJ'ff 42-33, wu Democrat 1 c
lD the Anemb&y Ways and wut. Democrats wM like caucUJ cbaJnnais Wlafiel.i · Under 'Gruesome' Threats . ....£ A. Shoemaker. O.Lompoc,
M • a a • Committee today, witbholdlnt but •on t v.,... W'bo 4ald "we sbould not be
ud .Democrata s.ay tht pro-ror it w:Ueu tbe aovemor In the poaltlon ol ranunlng
potal wW rem.a.i.D tben until abandona hil opposition. down the rovernar1 throat
"SAN FRANCISCO UPI)
-AuthorlUes today 1outbt
a lPlaky man wbo kldnaped
a wealthy woman, held lier !f! t h r t e days under
,ruesome" threat. and
~n released her without r;:ni up a ransom of ,000 ln cmaU bills.
'nle abduction of Mrs.
Margaret E. LoulJ. flt, from
her swank l:\ome in Lafayet·
ti! across the bay from San
P'ranclJco lMt T u • I d a 1
evening was revealed Mon-
daf. by Dist. Atty. John Ne-
jedly of Contra Cotta Cowl·
ty.
She wu released unharm·
ed lnSanF ranclsco's
Golden Gate Park Friday
nlgbt. But the kidnaper
never picked up the ransom.
lying In a zippered bag by a
statue over I o o k i n g the
Pacific Ocean two miles
away. The FBI was preparing an
artist's sketch or the ab-
ductor but said it would not
enter the case actively
becaUM it appears Mrs.
Louil was not transported
across state lines.
Nejedly said disclocure ot
the lddn.aping was delayed
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until Mond,.y to lnsure the
woman's safety and allow
police time to check out
leads that proved fruitless.
He said he believed the kid·
naptng was the work or
more than one person and
was "well-conceived and
well~xecuted."
He said the d e t a 11 e d
ransom note waa typed on
11" pages of legal sited
paper and threatened Mrt.
Louis with sexual auault
and acid burning. She is the
wife of T. E. Louis, 68, ~ x... ,_St ......... 1 .... •'If.a w..w ....,, __..
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supermarkets In the San them. wttk you ••• "
FranciAco Bay area. · ----------~--------
Louis wae working at bis
office 10 miles away in
Emeryville when a ma.o
about 6-feet, Z.inchea tall
and weighing about 180
pounds rang the doorbell at
hJs home. Mn. Louis, nap-
ping on a living room couch,
opened the door and was
o v erpowered, blindfolded
and led to a c.a.r.
Land of Free Objectors
Must Put Son in School
PE Teacher
Shapes Up
With Diet
RIVE~IDE (UPI) -
The parents wbo WOOld not
allow ttleir 13-year-o~ boy
to attend junior h 11 h
because they object.cl to the
biltory textbook "Lind of
the Frte" have been placed
on one year probation and
ordered to enroll the boy in
a full time school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ra 1 p b
Guyaux. Riverside, w e r e
Critics of the text have
charged that it places over
emphasis on the roles of
minority groups In the
history of America .
Actor Aids
McCarthy
LARKSPUR (UPI) -Tbe sentenced M o nday in
extra pounds threatening municipal court, after they LINCOLN, Neb. !UPI) -
the job of high school gym were found guilty of viol.at· Actor Paul Newman said
teacher Betty Blodgett will ing the state education code Monday night there is "not
become a thing of the past if for not sending their son, she sticks to her diet, her David, to a social science a chance in hell" that Gov.
doctor said Monday at a class where tbe text was re-Ronald Reagan or California
personnel hearing. qulred. will be the next president of
Tbe hearing by a at.ate of,. The parents were ordered the United States.
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But Asumbjyman John ~
~~":~ <~=;· PROP.ELLERS ~ll~at~~f!'·t:~ SHA,,.FTING Republican goveroor chani· in& bil mind and bacttng
t.be payroll deduction plan. 1.1ve:=:.~ la; STIUTS & SHAflUI& FOR All TYPE BOAts
t be Oemocra~lled 8 I J BEARINGS •nd PROPELLERS
c o m m l t.tee. A.ftennrd, Ways and Muna ~an Strai9htening-Repitchinq-Balanein9
Robert W. Crown ( D • 67J.7'00
Alameda), told blm: JOHN KIDD
"Yom best approach is to Mm Ille Prwller Service aecw-e tbe support of the -..--
governor. U you do that 11~~~~·~ll~J09'~~ST~ •• ~N~.,~w~,poa~~T~llA~C~M~~~~ think you'll find you haver:;
auWclent vvta." It tUea 11
for committee approval.
Tl:le comm.ittet argued
about the bill for an hour
and a half. Moat
Republicans defended the
1ovemor, but Veneman,
who is at odds with bim on
taxes, criticit.ed Rti1&11'1
plan for a voluntary type of •
withholding -something
like the banks' "Cbriatmas
clubl."
"I'm afraid tbiJ plan w aa
lfT'S Bf fRIEIDlY
If you have new neighbors
or kn01' ol anyone tnOViDI
to our area, please tell us
10 that we may extend a
frlendly welcome and belp
them to become acquainted
In their new rtn'TOU11dtngs.
Huntington INdt
VlsHor
536-9626
Cosf1 Mesa Visitor
642-2472
So. Coast Visitor
Tuna In the
Colorful
Sound of
Or•nae
County
Music!
RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM
From Fashion Island.
Newport Beach
flcial was calleiJ after Mias to place the boy In a full N e w m a n t o I d a n
Blodgett'• prindpa1 eald wt timt school by Mf.1 6. He estimated 700 people at the
week ht would not renew wa1 expelled -trom Central Lincoln A i r v o r t that
her contract at Red1")0d Junior Hilb Sdllol I D Reagan. the former movie
High School bee.au.at Ult November, 196'7. and television star, doesn't
w8t ovenrelght.. Mrs. Guyailll said, "l have have the political creden-
''Miss Blodgett does not no regr~ although we were tials to serve the country. 494.()57'
serve as an appr~rlate lm· not pennitted to offer a Newman was in Nebraska fflrbof Visitor
age for physical btelth and defense." She said the boy to campaign for Se n .
vigor," 1aid pr t n c i pa 1 would be sent to a priyafe Eugene J. McCarthy of Min· 642-353$
DClnaJd Kreps. "My pre>-~scboo~~l::.... ~~-----~n~e~so~ta~. ------~•••li!!li!!llililil•••L---------------_:_ ___ _ Mllnwl opinion 'f that l1le • •_not Ill effedJft teacb.-.''
H<>Wever, ber do c tot ,
Wendell H. Butler, said
Monday abe had already
come down from 220 pounds
to 2.12 In thf Jiit week.
II the CODtiaues on tbt
aptclal' diet prtlCrlbed for
her the 41-~ old MlJa
Blodgett will welsh between
142 and 1M pounds by
Stptmlber, Butler uJd.
1'e lMatnll. conducted
by .Pal.It A. WlMon ol Ult
sfate o ff 1 c e of ad· ·
miniatrative procedure, will
eontilme Wtdneld1y and
Thurlday. WbQa will then
· mU.e a reoom.mendaticm to
ldw>ol truat.Mt w h • t h e r
Mill Blodcett lbould bt re-
talald or diam'uect
.t
N~ open a,id sen1ing
COSTA MESA/ NEWPORT BEACH
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•
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!his • not I rlcHC.UIOUI story ••• I
Whtft this mm mirtd, h• wn drlvlnl 1 aul1r meM
l1rpr car. H1 couldn't 1fford to m._tntein ht hl"' COit
of his present car *"'flfY month, yet ht hit wtfl
needed transportltlon every d,y. He went * Qlck
Iverson about 1 am1ller car •.. 1 Vol , lrid ,_
and his wife wert ~ed It the ltl10Uftt !Of coeci ~
thty could save every month. Chick Iverson ·~
thtm that they could savt 1pproxlm1t8'Y $68.$0 '1
month OYer a I~ pet10d. This comperiton lrwolwd
substantial savlnp on purchnt price, ptollne, nur~
ance. license l)tM•, tires-. lnttnlt on car~ ,...
pelra, Ind on .., on. Not onty coufd ltllY ,_ lfford 1
Cit, but they a .. IMld IJJOUF tD tlM .that
they hldn't pllMld on. Snin1 money It rlclaMaus.
If JOU would likl to enl01 I~ Ecdnomr ef
YfNf oecupetioa, then call Chick Mrillli ~ .,._ ,_,,,..
sul1 Ind pt the full c:ompert.,-F,., of ~ 1
Authclrind fot ~r protctlon •
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For The Record
Ope• .. nk Aeeeunt
Judge Cites DAV Lawyer
Marriage
fMenses
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AN\t: •
GARDEN GROVE -Two
wew of bkterlng came to an ~ here Mond.lly ac Uae
Garden Grove City Counc.ll
t\Dally elected I i:DIYOr.
Chosen to bud tbt CO\ID·
ty'• thlrd largelt city WN
H. Reece Ballard wbo was
elected to the council in
11164. BaUard was elected
wbeu the otbv nominee few
mayor, Vice Mayor Kathryn
Barr, nominated him. thUJ
making for a unanlmO\ll vote.
ttirs. Barr was then re-
elecU!d vice mayor.
Man Killed
In Accident
SANTA AHA -DavW and busmen reltlOOI.
C&dwell, ~ for tbe The ~ la Npr9tell~
• m bat t 1 e d Disabled ting the DAV Jack Flieller
American Veterans (DAV) Chapter Md the DAV Foo.n·
Of Saota Ana. ls tbe newest datfoo of Santa Ana ill clvll
lariet today ln tbe months· actioo brought lty Ute at.ate lut year alleiiDC tb.at tbe Jo1>i l e i a l mM>euverioc c.-canlzationa beve c o •
between the State Attorney mingled charitable a n d
General's Office a n d local fraternal funds.
DAV Leaders. For months, 1 e g a 1
Cadwell Monday w a s maneuverlng baa been aolng on before Judge Jqdge. Tbe ~red by Superior Judce attoroey generel't office at
James F. Judge~ allow the one time conteoded that
attorney g~ral'a office to Ca<iweU diverted "at least
examine bis personal bank $44,500 of DAV trust funds"
account. Into his OW11 account.
Cad"11 threatened to ap-CadnU maintains t h t
peal to a higher court before transfers were for his fees
the ~ l~ deadline set for and experw.es.
Deputy Attol'My General
Charles Rumph told the
court that b~ 1' not sure that
Cadwell's as~rtion ls cor·
rect and w J s h e s to
determine "whether the en·
tin amount diverted to
Cadwell's account was used
in compliance with a
previous stJpulation in the
original suit last year." 'I The stipulation required · ;
that any funds spent for the
DAV be distributed only by
the board of d.lrectors of the • • DA v F 0 u D d a t i 0 n • a ••
charitable group set up to
administer the assets of the
local DAV chapter and its
thrift stores until the suit is
settled. c:rr~:n~~:?
SI' lt~IC-1im t='· 1~
Ballard. a SS.year-old
private investigator, beaded
the Garden Grove poUce
department Lrom 1957 to
1962.
Tbe earlier stalemate foe
the city's top post resulted
ANAHEIM -A motarlat wu fatally uuured Mold.ay
when his car atru~ 1, tree
on Weal Orante Avuue
here.
Police said Harold P.
Jt68 CGll1lty Traffic 1!C'J
revealing the account which1====================. be maint.lins for penoMI "
~1-~ AJi-.~~lF;;~ ,~~L~~:ls; ~~ Or'"• Wiii ef ...,,,_
--UatLI
Marine Force Lands,
'
Near San Clemente
66 Oeatai T.U II
Ward. 58, of Anaheim, was
driving alone at the time of
the accident. Tbe County
Coroner'& OUlce aald be
died at the Welt Anah~
Community Ho,,pital Of bead
-Injuries.
"~WttAI-1,~·~~~ CAMP PENDLETON The h o.u; e • tPobou~ 01·1/~Nfi "-", ~· ;;: IUPI) -A 4,000.man rein-training could be rt1'ted to Orange GI 1 v J,., w""" ~ ti1C1 forced Marine Corps reol. recent action. in ~m, a n . Cl. ., m town. O"
. MA i~ff-aMtNi. ,,_ A., n. of ment landed al White Beach spokesman said. ' U· n1·e.:: 1'n v.· et \!:"' •1111 .:A,r1tno L .. i.~-.s midway between Oceanside erclse will en4 .Fri~J. 0
.Ad, ·T~./'l,•·· P-°'J~j1~ o1 • 439 and San Clemente ln war The h·--.'"'et.ical problem c;,,.,, "~ ~ v.; ''* o.. "~' ORANGE -Army Spec. 4 1tt't~Y~to~t'~e~r ~ "; of 21, games ~ this Marine base of tM inva~a ·•M to Offer Gary A. Stadinl, 21, of
Chi1d Talk
Set at UCI
"Children in the Oriental
Family" will be the subject
of a lecture at UCl tonight.
Dr. Sterling R o b b j n s •
assistant anthropology pro-
fessor at UCLA, will speak
lo the UC Extension series
"Child Development i n
American CUlture."
The lecture, which will
cost $2.75, will begla at 7:30
p.m. in 178 Fine Arts.
~-7'9~~~· ~_.,,, 11~-:.,·"'1>~~: Monday. assistance to 'an lmqmary Orange was among 11,8 U.S. ~ft: m. The M.,;oea were put badon called Redodde which Servicemen Identified by the
"'11olr s~~L.W ~ J:'..rs b'~ 1°t. ashore by a 46-ship first asked for help acatntt in· Defense Department Mon· Pmt;:": ;;.;,H~;..:.: ="°:'. fleet task force using lan· filtrators from neJlbborinl day aa killed in Vietnam.I===========-':'J :T-'M. llm..,.""' l: ding craft and helicopters. Grande ori t ii• north. '11\e Stading was the son of BEST ~t '1!.. .. · c,, '111 .,... By Monday night the in· Marines' job waa to drive Fred D. Stading, 1042 E. "'iif..1u.'t;''r.~..;.,'~..!-"M~· 1~' vaders had pushed about 12 out the infiltrators,· whose Mayfair St.. Orange. He n,. D~ll y ,,·LOT off•r. 10,,.. c~o~lrt~ti;l!kTFOOT, wtieden • miles inland to a moclt-up parl was takeit by a lorct of graduated from 0 range of th• .,.,t f .. turo1, by •du•I
I See by Today's
Want Ads
• There's a reward oflel'!d
for the return ol a Bell &:
Howell Movie camera lost
in Fairgrounds picnic area.
e Here's a Honda S.90 desert
blke in excellent cood1 tlon
$125 lg the price.
e Where In find a 1963 J Ii·
uar 3.8 Sedan .•• by a prl.
vate part,y. prief!d to SELL.
e A cook 15 wanted for a
position al a private Coun·
ty Club. 56 o1'2* N-1 BIVd., Cos!•~ "combat town." where a 400 Marines mt.ended to High School in 1964, and 1urvey fl ru4m, ... ;r.bl. 1~ N~~f.~~·~~~~~:B -~~~~~·o~~~~~u~:~~~~~ed~ho~t~~s~:!:~a-ttJ_e ___ re~fo~;ce~r~:·_en_l ___ a ___ .m_uo __ h __ la.r __ 1_er__:1~~~·~~.r-e_d_th_e_A_r_m_y_i_n_A_uiust ___ ·~=·"~Y~"=•=w=•P=·~==·='"=t=h·=="·=•t~·"~·.-:!::====================================~· GlliOH$.A HG, Gbi; A., 10
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Most Voters AgaiHrSt
State Withholding ,
Assemblyman John V.
Brias (R·Fullerton) today
releeaed reault.s of a quet·
tionnaire on major issues
facing the C a ll f o r n l a
ulislature.
Tbe poll was le k • n
throughout the Sth
Aatembly Dl.Jtrict in both
Orange and San Bernar·
diODO countiea. Over a ,ooo
quutlonnaires nn malled
Df;ATB NO'J'ICB8
BALTZ MORTUABDI
OHwadelfllar Oil ....
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Open a Check Reserve Account with us.
Then, in case you go over your checking a~count
balance, you'll still have money to go on.
It works like this: Drop in at any Crocker-Citizens
office, fill out a simple application ~nd once it's approved,
we'll set up a line of credit for you.
Then, should you overdraw, we'll automatically
lend you ample money and deposit it in your account.
So you're in the clear. You may repay us in up to 20
monthly instalments.
Don't you think it'd be a good idea to open a Check
.t<.eserve Account with us soon?
It's convenience.
It's security.
It's money in the bank.
Crocker-Citizens
Check Reserve Account
at the big batik where little things count ,
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Gigantic Fleet of 577 Ready for Ensenada Race Start ·
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SOME ENSENADA ENTRIES LINE UP FOR SATURDAY'S OCYC TUNE-UP RACE
Wecantllake
a sweet deal
sweeter by
550ormore.
.,. Free checking account . You can
get a car loan most anywhere. But at
Fint Western Bank you can get a free
checking account included.No matter
b ow low your chec~ing account
balance, there's no service charge for
the length of the loan. And service
charges average a little over $2.00 a
month.
So if you borrow the money for 24
months, you'll be abou t $50 ahead. If
you borrow the money for S6 months,
you'll be over $72 ahead. And that's
not the only way you'll save.
Bank interest rate. There arc all
kinds of interest rates on car loans,
biataJltbinpaaidcrcd,nobodywill give you a better deal than our $900
million bmk will.
Tberemenomingw attlched. You don't have to be a regular customer.
Yoa don't need a big down payment. And we think foreign cars arc simply
'wmdmfial.
To rut it limply; Loan1 m•e
~~Siecmdo.And if'~
aa Nit oar deal, JOG probably
owa yoar anluL
Car
Loans
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SAii I ONCHO, l" 1lp , Doneld J.
He's readingther chapter in a record of dnlY growth.
WeJve re&enl9d a copy for you tool
As In each of eight preced-
in g years, 1967 reflect•
another year of dramatic
growth. In 1967 gross nw-
enues rose to $2.7 bllllon,
and earning• per share,
after the recent 2-for· 1 apllt.
were equal to $2.27.
Our 1987 Annual Re-
port Is a story of change.
From a corporation eamrng
lessthanSS1 mllllonln1980,
we hive become a corpora-
tion with earnings of •119.2
mllllon.. Almolt a fOurfold
growth In elQht ~
Our annual report tells
how a alngle concept-
"management must man-
age"-has helped bulld our
global network Into the eftl·
clent corporation It la today,
with a talk force of 236,000
people In offices and fao-
tortes througftout 61 coun-
tries. and sales outlets In
56 more.
We forecast that sales
and net Income would dou-
ble In~& years and -aaln In
5 yeat1, std 1hat per lhare
eemlnpwould cc>ntlnu• to lncreat• at 10-121'. an-
Nillly. We tMM hit 11-. ..,._..
Profit Isn't the whole
story, though. lnthlareport,
you wlll eee how our group-
1 ng of companlea haa re-
aulted In a more efficient
u• of manpower and mate-
rial reeourcea.
\ Would you like a COfT'I
of our 32-c>lae report? Jutt
write to the blrector of I~
veator Relatfon•• I nterna-
tl on a I Telephone and
Telegraph Corpo~, 320
Park Avenue, New York,
N.Y. 1cxm, U.SA.
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LAWYIRS ON STAND -F. Lee Bailey, above,
with attorneys Melvin Belli, Pe~ Foreman, Louis
Nizel' and Edward Bennett Williams will appear
on an hour program, "The Trial Lawyer," tonight
at 10 oo Channel 2. The moderator of the program,
Marry Reasoner, will put all five famed lawyers on
Ule stand.
TELEVISION VIEWS
Changes Dues
On Networks
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By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -The television networks.
as uaual about this time, are having some second
tbou«hu about their fall schedules.
llC, for one, baa decided to reprieve "N. Y.
· P.D. ·• the pollc•acUon series shot mostly on loca-
·.aion in New York.
· Tbe half-hour program costarring Frank Con·
· verJt and Robert Hooks was canceled, but later
started to pick up some extra Nielsen steam when
· "It Takes a Tbief" was placed in the Tuesday night
schedules abeid of it.
THI PINK SLIP bas now been·withdrawn, and
i.be show will return to the same Tuesday night
,ipot nut September. Meanwhile, "Felony Squad,"
wllicb 1queaked through to a renewal for a third
Ha.SOU. wUJ be moved to Friday night-and "Dream
House," an audlence participation show, will be
dropped u evening entertainment although the day·
fime venion will continue. .
There. may be some changes at CBS, too. Al·
though the network originally decided to drop "He
and She" after one season, it! stars, Diet Benjamin
and Paula PrenU11 are still under option by tlfe
network, and the show may get another chance.
"FILONY SQUAD'' whose fate was in tJie
balance for awhile, turned up with an episode Mon-
day that seemed to have little plot but plenty of
Violence. The show opened with the detective beTo
-Yiciously slugging his young partner to ~rsuade
tile t.d guys that be was unhappy and qwtting the
force.
-From that moment on the show consistf4 of a
.eeriea of flit flpts and gun-slinging. It wound up
: .. th one heavy being 1bot, another run over by a
~and a third beaten 11n1eless.
:.: 'ftYTON PLACE," on ABC is one series that
. .,in not l»e rerunning old'episodea during the sun;
iner aeuon. but the viewer who plans to include its ~ and Thursday night episodes in his sched·
~· is adW.ed to eive himself two or three weeks to
UacJentand wbat all tht suffering is about. ·
·. ~·· If one bas been inattentive for a short period,
(t: iJ dUftcuJt to pick up all the tangled threads.
~or inatanH, there's a nice young minister in town, -Oct M bu an alcoholic wile. Constance and Eliot
,C~ ltave acquired an infant, but it seems to be
•• Ion. Dr. Hoisl now has a young brother around
ilD4 be Joob lib a bad 'un.
llTTY ANDIRSOH, who last time this view·
-, loobd wu married to Steven Cord, is now get·
... qaitd to Rodney Harrington -but wun't
• m.i'dild to bim when the series began?
GOIDO
TUMILEWEEDS
'SCOSE ~~l FEUAS ... I COTTA ASK
YOU A FEW QVESTIONS. BER'.>RE we; SUP ll4E FUCKERs TO YA! ...
YOU KOOW THE USUAL TRIVIA:
NAME, AGE, OCCUPATION, ADDRESS,
GOTTA HAVE IT FOR OUR FILES!
Mun AND JEFF
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SHE°Tl'IEN ?UT ... ER
+\ANOS ON ~ER
°™ROAT ANO CR.JED
OUT. NOH NO! MY PEARLS,
ARE GONE!
ly Gus Amola
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and 111ttf1I rutll Nkk Ptlrntr 111
ftttuM.
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fiD TV Hllll lcMll: "£n1~sh Gram
mar ~ A 1-on Oii pronoulll and
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fJ!) M .. fftC tilt Mttl tf Mltllrity:
"Flnd lh• Rlaflt Job." MulOtl Mu·
shall end 1u•h talk aHtllltlives
to r1m1lftinr Ill anforctd rltlrtmtnl
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John Milla. .lamta MICMtlur. lto-
m1nbc story about • tHt .-
II JNll have been .,_ aboerd
• liahina boat. Tommy r,ltt 1111
rabed his deurbttt t*nl h ._.
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awar from whit llt colllidetl tD bt
lh• hvpocrlsiu Of cMlluUM. lut
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wtddl111 reuptJon 1 day •Mid of
lllt weddlnr btuuae tr • "'lrull
Oytr lh• loetns1 and 1 bHI ot salt 101 lobstt11. (R)
o im m NYl'O: tt> <JO> "lid Port of Clll." A mtrdlant •m•n,
under lnvutl11tion for IMleltln1
chlldr111 and under lnstrvctlofts ta
remain lboerd hit lllip, ettlftlflla
to clear himself b1 vlaltltlc tllt
p.s11nts of ont of Iha chUdru. (R)
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I (&ill ''The T rtal UW1'1f," P.trcy f'erl.. 1!J l llH11n'1 1111114 (Cl (30) 1111n. F. L11 Bailey, Edward ltllllflt
-~ Willllma. Malvl11 ltlll llld Louis u.:.oJnrfls~ ftd •ad fancy: Mttn flllm dbcuss t0111t Of lhllr 1111trl·
1111. A loo-II whit tft tflfdenl ~ Harry RNIOlltf "'°" (R op.srehon In lan1u1p tnlds. fn. xlltdultd) ~ •
dudtnr the MC.-rty of tllmln1t1n1
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ti) Alu r1t Ml Altic 0 li'1 (]) TN lll'fl4en: (C) (IO)
''fht C.pttvt." Tht tapbirt " Ill
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Is unhappy 11 balna ultd I" 1
sptct researcll ttperirnent. to ahe
runs off wltll Mtula, a llclltllt rntn
from s lrlbt btlltvtd to piteti«
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(30) "Mr Muter, lh• Wukllna."I Don Rickles pl1ya 1 physic.I con
dilionin1 expert who sets out to
whip Tony and Ro111 Into sha~
mn if it wrecks them. (R)
8 H.,py WMdtrtn: (C) (JO) "Ra·
mona Pa1Mnt Country." The color·
lul Ramona P1111nt. Giiiman Hot
Spt1n11. B1bl1f1nd ind the Su Luis
R., M1uion 11t s'lown. I
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(60) ·1h1 Grt1I lhtft " lht Goril I
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an 1111111e Wllh • 1\1111' fuel-injtctlon
1lo111 bt mtmbtn of an ll'H Cllr·
t.in country'• dtlfCltlotl 1111 tll•
Unittd Nebo~ tllrtlttlll tD "tel·
pltalt Wor1d Wu Ill. Wbt11 111 In·
t1ud11 Is uuallt In tilt bulldlna
hou1in1 the Communist dtltlltlon.
Or. Kalhtrint Serret uamfMS hil
minor wounds end dlscoven ht Is
oot human. Dana Wynter, Fritz
WUYll auest. (II) -
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llt ltellfJ Witt (30)
f1il Tht Toy Tlllt IM u,: "Tuzu Of lht Apts " Shown It the 1111
111tnt film that madt ttlt 111mt
Elmo lineotn whit It Is iodly. Thia
lftO'lit WIS 0111 o4 !tit first to ll'OU
onr $1 minion.
Ill Tertl 4t [lpaaa
sy!fem d"Veloptd by Ille t ntmy 10:30 II) Nt1r1: (C) (JO) 810 Johns.
Th• Conllu man11e 10 tel 1w1r
w lh tht huvy 1n11ne but 111 lrus
f11fed in th111 ellorts lo dehm ii 11 :00 fJ Elevt11 O'Clod Raptlt: (C) (30)
lo (n1l1nd (R) I Jerry Dunphy.
0 MiUitn S Mtvlt: (C) "April 0 Tiit 11111 Hffr Ntn: (C) (30)
ltvt" (musical) '57 -Pat Boo11t Ceor11 Skinner .
Sllorley Jones. I g Spttk-ill: "Tllt M•-1'• lllNt9 m Trvt~ tr CtueqYtllCM (C) (30) (horror) ''4--lon Chaney.
m ''"' Mttoll (60) I 0 llt1r1: (C) {30) Buttr Ward.
tzl) llET "ayho11u: "Th• Chine•· fJ Mtwit: "llift11 lttw" (drtrnt)
flni." A "Jacobu n" drama of mur· ''2 -Alln Sheridan. Betty Fltld,
der and retribution (R) Robert Cumminrs. Ronald R11ran.
1:00 O '2J 16 1 Jtrry ltwis: (C) (6())
B1rbm ftldon and lht Ooodlelown
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moon• Con&old 1ue1h u Counteu M11dows.
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Perhaps you still expect an annual report for
Signalgarrettmacktruckarizonabancorporation.
•
Here it is.
. M.r/ people haw suggested a new name to reflect our current
growll. fn Just one year, we d1Yersffied Into trucks, steef, real estate,
air condJtlonfng systems. banking-and now have
lrlllnltl In Just about fllMY major business category. Obviously
"SfO'Mll Oil and Gu Company" doesn't say enough anymore.
Not""*" we're miking 80 many changes that are making news.
6o M'w Chlnged our name to The Signal Companies.
Our fnctMual Slgnll Companies retain their own identities
as luderl. But now an are In one dynamic group
tor better rnanegement. moblllty, diverslflcation, and growth.
The whole story of The Signal Companies Is in
our first consolidated Annual Report. Shouldn't you read it?
The Signal Companies [I] Inc.
1010 Wll ..... ~LOI Anoelts,Cefffomn. 90017
· TMSlgnal Compe,_ fncbte 011N8. Mldt Tructcs, MmM Blncotf)Ondlon,
~.Ind SfgnllOU and Ga.
Werl•'s LargNt Tele•eepe
'Eye' at Palomar Views U~
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DAIL'f PILOT .......... •ldlwf K.-..
A BIRD IN HAND -Isn't like having a grand slam. Winning the Harbor Guild Friendlr
Bridge Tonmament is what participants are interested in. Getting an idea of competitors
techniques are (from left) Mrs. Edgar B. Witmer, Mrs. Colin Reynolds, Mrs. Nickolas
Frank and ber husband, Rear Adm. Frank.
Th rongs Flock to Tourney
Flights Take Off for Bl'ind
Birds of d.itterent feathers will be flock-
ing together for Harbor Guild's Friendly
Bridge Tournament.
Flamingo, Roadrunner, Ibis, Eagle, Nu~
hatclt, Oialbird, Lyrebird and Yellowbird
.Wgbtt will take off during weekly games.
Flight members had a chance to meet
their "fine feathered friends" at a kick-off
coffee ln the Shorecliffs home of Mr. and
Mn. John Killefer.
Then was much chirping about the fact
that the tournament, the first fund-raising
event by the guild, was over sold.
The five-week competition will raise
funds for the Services for the Blind, Santa
Ana, which needs financial surport to ex-
pand Its· facilities and personne in order to
serve more than 3,000 blind persons in
Orange County.
A ne.,v program, being initiated, will
work with blind infants and preschoolers and
will offer counseling to their parents.
Services for the Blind, Inc. is a California
based, non-profit corporation which began
operation in July of 1963 in Santa Ana. It is
totally dependent upon private donations of
time, eqwpment, facilities, and funds for its
continued operation and expansion.
Instruction is provided in several areas
including mobility, Braille transcription,
vocational skills such as typing, household
techniques and personal management. Social
activities are also arranged.
The Harbor Giuld Friendly Bridge Tour-
nament will conclude with a cocktail party
in the borne of Mr. and Mrs. George Weedon
of Coroaa del Mar, June 9.
But winners of the tournament may be
up in the air long afterward, as they wing
their way to San Francisco as guests of an
airline which donated the flight as prizes.
FLOWER POWER -Assisteens, the.Misses Kathy
Koch, Laurie Snyder and Lisa Pennington (left to
right) are creating a profusion of paper flowers
which will enhance the garden scene for their May
11 fashion show, entitled Fashions 'n Flowers. Bul·
lock's, Santa Ana will be the setting for the benefit.
Teen Fashions Flower
To finance needy children for orthodontia
through the Newport Beach AlsisLance League's
Children's Dental Health Center and to continue
their welfare program, Assisteens will present a
Fashions 'n Fl(>wers benefit brunch Saturday, May
11, in the tearoom ol Bullock's, Santa Ana.
Unusual aspect of the parade will be the feature
of only teen-age styles.
Members modeling will be the Misses Carroll
Badham, Susan Badham, Dtane Barrett, Gail
Broering, Linda Busche, Becky Carver, Cathy
Clarkson, Sue Chapman, Libby Crowner, Jane
Fletcher, Brynn Garner, Tracey Gayner, Sandy
Holstein, Julie Jarvis, Benita Lillegraven, Laura
Manning, Kim Parker, Lisa Pennington, Wendy
Peterson, Deanna Peyton, Diane Plumb, Susan Ro-
letU, Anne Storch, Sally Storch and Sue Wachter.,
Guests will be greeted by Miss Carver, Assis-
teens chairman and the Misses Polly Boyd, Kristin
LilJegraven and Kathy Koch, hostesses.
Mrs. Walter Gayner is coordinator, assisted by
Mrs. William Pennington, and Mrs. Robert Crowner
is hostess chairman of mothers.
A profusion of paper flowers, which will adorn
the garden setting, is creation of the Misses Pen·
nington and Gayner and their committee. Other
chairmen are the Misses Clarkson, models; Sally
Storch, Fletcher and Pennington, invitations; Wach·
ter, reservations; Carver, program, and Peyton,
prizes.
Accepted into proVisionalshlp are the Misses
Lucia Andrews, Cathy Brandrneyer, Michele Edel-
blute, Teri Huston, Katherine Klu~, Koch, Lille-
graven, Linda Lord, Jenniler Manrung, Jaena Pu-
laski, Leslie Reed, Laurie Snyder, Jana Thagard,
Teri Tiberg and Lynn Weddington.
CM Friends Write New Chapter
Finl chapter in Ule 1968-
• edit.loo ol Costa Mesa
Friend$ of the Library was
writua last week when new
leaders were elected and in-
~ during a luncbeoo in
the Costa Mesa Goll and
C.OUotry Club.
Because of the volume of
aoUrities, a double alate.
... named for most offices.
Directing both groupe will
be Dr. Hilda McCartney,
and ter'Ving with he!' u first
vice presidents and pro-
gram chairmen a r e Mrs.
Wllllam Stainl<rth and Mra ••
James Walsworth, while ac·
cepting Ule seoood vice
pre sidency and
dlairmanlhip of educatloo·
out books are Mra. Robert
Bergman and Mra. Michael
SWtan.
Named as third vice
pres~ a n d publicity
cbaUmea are Mrs. William
Oollum and Mrs. Malcolm
Ehlers; four t h vice
presldenta and chairmen of
ipetnbmsbip are Mrs. Clif •
fwd Staton and Mrs. John STEPPING INTO OFFICE-Heading the Costa Mesa Friends of the Library
Cannady, while Mrs. Carl is Dr. Hilda McCartney, assisted by Mrs. Paul Friebertsbauser and Mrs. WU•
stevena will handle ways liarn Collum (left to right), who were installed with other officers last week. and means as fifth vice '}ftltd•. Serving as sixth vice Alvin Pinkley and Mrs. John chalrmen, Mrs. Rkhmood Applegate, and ~ding
Jnlidenta in charge of Kemmerer ; seventh vice John$Oll and Mrs. L e o aecretary, Mrs. P a u 1
publlc relations U'e Mn. pre a 1 dent a and social Rovin; treas~r, Mrs. John Fr.iebert.shamer •
.
Employer's Father Image Gives Secretary 'Paw' Complex
4
I (et from tee•a1en whose parent.
tit• Uilem tlte deep Irene 1011'd ap-
indaee yoan.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently
10l1 printed a letter dealing with
pinnta. children and mooey. You
PY• the impression tbal 7ou are op-Poled to parent. pvtng atult cblldren
money. Have you comidered tbe age
of the s-rent and the amount of mcmey
ia'folved?
Giving money does not o~uarily
l'llUlt in losa d ln~e or security. It
~ merely require an investment
tbat would yield more tu.free dollars.
Aa annual cttt al '3,IO> would not only
..._ tbe partnt to the child, bot
~ sruter net nrulta after estate t.11. And no Sift tu would be in-
..,._lither.
l
Since you generally consult experts
why didn't you consult an estate plan-
ner before you answered the mother's
let~r? -GREAT NECK ATTORNEY
DEAR GREAT NECK: I dJdn't need
to colll1llC u expert oa that one. I
knew the uawer. And It hat noUdq to
do wttb estate pJuJd.lc or &lit tu.
Your notion duit aa aaaual present
of fl,IOO w\U "endear" a puent to a
eblY It n bblu. Too mH1 eoafued
pare1ta lsave tbe aoU01 tbat money
and '1fta are appropriate 1ubaUtute1
foT time ud attention. lnevoc:abte
tnlt Inda are appealln( because "It's
ebeaper U.u lfvlllt the money to the
aoverma&." Granted, tome tnuta
tUke a sreat ftaJ •f 1en1e, esPedall1
w11ere Ulen II u IMNnpetnt or ...... wu ............. u.-..
••
U the ud the dwiee. But tbe ot11er
1Jde of tbe coin aboald not be lpore4L
If • ldd knows he 11 ne to IMerU •
stargerlQg 11UD a1 Zl It may tlD hi.a in-
centive to stay ID school or 10 to wort
(heaven forbid). Aid then yoa bave a
bum oa you bands.
What is French kissing? Is It wrona?
Wbo should set the necking Umita -
the boy or the gJrl? Can a shotgun
wedding succeed? Read Aon Landers'
booklet, "Teen·age Sex -Ten Ways to
Cool It." Send 50 cents ln coln and a
Jong, aeU·addreHed, · at.amped en-
velope.
Ann LaMera w'l11 be glad to help yoa
witb your probltmJ. Send them to bet
in care of the DAILY PILOT. enclo•
tng a stamped, nlt..addre11ed en-
velope.
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I 4 DAil y I'll OT T~, APf'll 30. 1%8
t;..Mayors 'Setter Half'
Experience to Share
Time Gets _CreBit for Savings
87 JODEAN HASTINGS ................
"It's Ill aperien<e I wlsb
more people could e o
tbroUd>" claimed pd.Ile,
bloode MarY SchwerdUeger,
whose bo.aband Robert la
M't'Vklg bb second t«m as
Fcuatalo Valley's mayor.
''I cuess I just happened
to nave been reared in a
vflly large and v e r 1
patriot.le fa mily. I feel peo-
ple sboukl let tbeir views be
known and take a part In
eove-rnment lf governmeot
ls going to work for the good
of all Ule people."
Deem.l.ng her bu$ba.nd 's
Two ..... ,..,.. 'di ..
elec:tioD to MrVt bolta term.a preHDt.d bJ tbt -ecm,..,
---t ..__ ..Jo-.... u ol the ~ s.e.-. !~~-·';.";. MIY 4. tt l!ll p. .. CJlrlll
pld>ed, "tlecU.. .. IQ Pr~ Cbareb ....
ball aamea aod ,.o.a nner Uqtoa Be.a. 'J1ckt&a ..
kno• whet wru ~ uoUl ao centa.
the very last out.' The ftrat play ''The a.,
T h e S c b w mltfegm, JOUJ'H1" by T h o r n to D
Fountain VaBey realdeab ~ WOder 11 belnr dlrecttd bJ
for more than ~ years, Mn. Ollbtrl Al.lea ol Jtqa..
... tbe pareng. or Julie, no ttncton Beacb. Th• cot lD-
waa 7 yean old cm Euter, eludes Rod MartlD, JC1M
and Jenntfer, 10. Florence Boolty, Xn. Ran
AMhougb the city'• fkat Cbristeneeo, att.. JoJm Kiili
lady Has been ecUve ia and Mra. Al Dean, all ol
moy community orpniu· Bondncton Beach.
ttom Ille fiDdJ 1be bu Del "U Men Played Cardt u
to drOJ> many ol her own IC· Women Do'" ii the MCoacl
tMtla becauae with Bob'• aelectloo bJ Qtorge P. Kauf.
offldal dutlet "we OOUldn't man. Mn. WlWam Speacv
l»dl be going." of Newport Beacb ii dJ.nc..
Mary's community con· ting CbrirtenHD, Do a
trlbutiorls tn 198S weni Champlin, Qmlel Peulee
respomible for bet being and Jan Winter, aJl ol Ham-
preaeoted wiUl ., awed for ~ Beach.
outmodtoc Ml'Vice bf 1be F u r t b er informatloe
Focmtain Valle1 PTO. Witt reprd.lnc the 8l'Oup mt.1 bl
Mrs. Fran DooovlD and obtained by calU.nt ...
Mrs. Dorice hsD, Mary Allen, 911Mi52.
started the very active
Friend.a of the Library and
the Fountain Valley High
School chapter of American
Fietd Service. She ano
serves oo the board ol direc·
ton for the Boys' Club, ii a
member ol the WGIM!l'I
club and IM Brhaa del
Mar, auxiliary to~·· Home Society.
Mary's major loterests,
othe1' hm her family,
~· has been W'Ortlnf with and for children and
Helpers
·Recruited .
Rapomlbllltl.. of pro.
vt.llonal wort in~·
LHgue of Newpot't Beech
were oud1ned bf II r 1.
Wllllam Spurgem ID. pro.
visiooal cbalrman w h e n
eight new . worker• were
welcomed.
By DOaoTllY WENCK --..~ .... ....
f ........ , ............... .... =~,;-=~v-= ... ,..... ....
...-- -'::;::¢
Ia the "old daya0 famllltt did not
UH credit, fir tf they did Ibey clda't
admlt it u lt was co.u1ddeel a at
quite respectable.
But our ldeu allout endi1 are c-.
ginJ -DO'tf It'• re~ -Ind we
an!, Jn fact, llvln1 in a 0 credlt ....
ty."
Credit buyinl bas made eoodi a D 4
senicea available to more people. It
baa Jll'OIDOted mau produetlon, lower
co1U. more jc>bl and a bllber atu.
dard of~ "Savini 11 .,..oaeedill 8t a .,....__
rate than If coumner cndH were Dot
available," ~ to 0-,. W.
Mitcllell, ..,.,. Of tbe Botrd of
Governora of U.. rtd.sil-R'aerve Sy.,.
tem.
AD to d» 1io4. I
Bot llll'wlll -,r ' cre4t CAll llad ti
tnJler1. ---aumer •••• put ov--..... 1tallment ~
at tM top ot t'i Hat of le..._ ...
sumer prOblml.
M a n y famlUll
o s e lutallmeat
credit as a substi-
tute for budfa=· , for It taktt
Ing to Safi.....,.
to \)If cub fw
tblnp.
But the eredlt .,..,. ... It budlWt
in order to laTI --. .. Pl1 ill
debtl. He bua'tl'Mll1 .... in1tDI
except the .. ot tile = ..,.,
ADcl inltucl °' ... • mrll'4 sdloolJ and sbe misses not
having hours enougk to do
more of it now. Her efforts were responsible fOr the
fonning of the junior choir
in the First Methodist
Churdl, and &he bas been
very active m scovting.
Tbe probatiooary period ls
l1x monthl. ad required
hours may be served either
tn the league's thrift lhop or
Children's Dental Health
Center.
Newlyweds to Reside In Huntington Beach
.. l
I
Martha Jane Sow•• lllCl llaicclmb o f BUDtJactoD Cbulet Edward HolcmDb BMcb. .
ADVOCATES PARTICIPATION
Mrs. Robert Schwerdtfeger Being ttie ID4lyor'1 wife
®es present war~ ~
blems, but lhe Uulbed,
"Isn't it a problem for every woman? I don't think any women can ray lhe baa an
the clothes she wad8 I I
The Mmes. Wilbur L.
Chapman, Freeman W .
Filber, John D • Buck·
ingham, Robert D. Jolmlon,
Albert H. Muted, JOHJ)h R.
Metcalf, F r e d • r le k S.
Prescott and JonPb D.
Ryan were gl'ten a COO·
du~ tour of the shop by
Mn. James Winton ad the ~ by Mrt. 1toMrt
Crowner.
Jr. exchanaed vows ud Glven la mama,. bf her
rlnp btfcn bubta ol faa.tr, the bride wore a
white cbrJIPIMilnlml ad eb...UU, llCI aown will a
gladioli fn Loi Akmltoa lalldna nectitne, a u..cl
Nav&l A.tr St.ltioD CllaptL Dirt over a hoop, Jaag Horoscope
Sagittarius: Don't
Let Con/ usion Reign
Chaplain E. DNa Coot. pomc.d 11Mnt 1Dd a eUpe1
U.S. Navy, pruldtd 8t Ult train. Her veil of Freeb
ceremony umU.C t b t lilt wu cau.-tD a
daupter of Mr. Md Mn. handmade cron of d1t
Isa.c L. Sowm ol BUD-rote petals and leaftl. A tingt~ Beacb and the IOD of bouquet of wblte ro1t1
Lt. and Mr•. Charlet E. ; ceutered with Ill orcbJd
haw learned not to buy hlgb
fashiioo clottlUlg. A bright
orange and green plaid may
be very pntty but tt Is
remembered every tf:me you
wear it I gue11 rm pretty
C001erVa1ive." She m~ her 00.band ................... s:= .............................. ..
WEDNESDAY,
MAY I
By SYDNEY OMA.Jl1t
"The wise man ecaWols
'.tls dettiny. • .A*oioCY poinU the .. ., ...
ARIES (Man:b Sl·Alri
19): Wait, tbeck details,
read between tbe linel. Be
aware ol Int J11i11*. Tod:IJ. do not bl JD _, ...,.. M-
ceot Cll .toarDIJ w b l e b
reunltel ,-o a wUb relatlft,
but dloe't l'lllb.
TAtJIWI (Ard •11111
20): ...., ... • lamrJ
item coat&{ ..... ~
Ont dOM tlo ,. eoal4
became ~. ••It
que1tloal. klDocem tMtJ.
includiDC JOU. ooca1I be
mJIUDdlraood. 8 ea a I D
calm. GEMINI (May 21.Juae
20) : Cycl. blsh. bat anan-
clal Juctcnwm toda, mltbt
leave IOJE.tOdoC tlo b •
desired. ~eep.,.. cm MC11li-
ty requlremeaCI. IJMiudM
home paymeau,
responalbllltJ io fa all 7
members.
CANCER (J1M St-MJ
'2): Direct ,..... .......
toward ..u. baqa••--:C)'elit blgh -bat,.. ..
eoncemed with .....,..,
calll, petty lllftOJucet. X.,
i1 to rite above red tape.
Expree1 yiounelf. G • t
me~ *70l1.
LEO (July 23-Aus. 22):
Friends could encourap
you to apend more than la
nectdm7. Pull 1n the nine.
Adopt a more conservative
c01&'M: Slemembtr peat pro-
m 1 a e • , re1J>CD1lb1litle1.
Don't bl ta1U4 or ruabed bl·
to anything.
VIRGO '(Aug. 2.'t • Sept
22): Tonl&flt. a todal aUalr
. coald draln yolJl' ener17. · Key is to finish Important
task.I first -business
before pleanre. Eccentric
actioOI appear to dominate.
t1tlall ec!CS' ... dlloardld. LIBRA (Sept. #-Oct. %1):
~ bebbld .. ICel>el
wish to lbake )'OU -be
reecl1 fGr MP'ile•· Sttu. aeathe eodUvor1. Doa't
feel the .tatu1 quo ts
necunztly nllable. Tab a men~ eoune to-*J.
IOOBPIO (Oct JS.N o •· %1): U• your lntaM1oa. Be
analytlc-1. s~ tn-........,.. Pat..,..,, .bltl,
· JMw. Draw aincbllJoM. ·!>te"t .., .... of Mlf·
4'eltlt. A a 1 w • ra '"
available and come from wben aa older lilt«'• t11nee within. lrougtt <tver a ''best friend ..
SAGl'JTARIUB (Nov. 22-wbo later became engaaed
Dec 21)· People at the top ~ anotl>er siMer. Thia friend
• • 111 turn brought over another act in unusual ~r. Y~end, wbo tamed out to be
may be confused b Y Bob, and the couple were
1IDIX1bodoz piam, 1 d • a • • menled wUhin a year. ~.Remember that long-dnge plane may not M~ is the youngest of
appear aenisible at moment the fwe daughters of Mr.
-but IO with it. You win, and Mrs. Charles Church of Lone Be9Cil1 and 1be wbole CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-fllllily 11 ~ awaltDJ&
Jen. 19): Break don. bar· the uTival of the oaly boy
rtere. Sbow through to who ii comiDI home frUD
erellltft ·.re~ Your travel, Vietnam.
vMllttcJG pm. ... wbject .. Our funil1 always baa
to ~. No need to be been Vf!r/ cloee," Mary
dlilcouragecl. u not .tub-ooimmented. ''Wt au . set
born IUitlbll lllbttlltutt la togeth• fOr holidays and
&ftilable. tints. The tuc I want
AQUABltJI (Jiil. 20-Feb. most of au for m1 bb1hda7
18): Wort. money, ctaue1 Is my ~ home
.. empbMhtd. You could again. .
feel trapped -but Udl ls In Jamary the obtlfned a
te m po r a r 1 . S tll d Y reahttatt llceue wbJctube
CAPRICORN meuage. To-feels helps her m.r. IOlllt
day you get to eore of quea. of Bob'• burden lioce Mle
tiam, ~. Ont who c1a It 1eut wwer ques·
W«b with JO" mates con· tfom for hlm. She feels tbet
felllon. prdenJot ( fttch h1 botb
Not Dea~ to Need
Shop Boosters Saluted
M a apecial thank you, people who have supported the NaUonal
Charity Leal\le Thrift Shop were invited to an open tiOule today.
Gqeata were taken on a tour of the Tbrift Shop rooma and John Tracy
Cllnic Demonstration Home and refreshments were ''"ed on the inner
lawn. ,,.,
The Thrift Shop, a community aervlce activity completely ataffed by
league members, their Ticttocker claugbten and the Junior Guild mem-
ben, wu run under the able direction of Mrs. Edward L. Corlett
Servtiig on the 'lbrift Shoe Committee this year were the Mmes.
Frank E . Jlamilton, Roy D. Lewu, Frederick E. Werder, R. G. Lohman,
Fred Jennings, Richard W. Smith, Richard L. Lawrence, Robert H. Strait-
iff, Roy B. Woolseyi Henry Wagner Jr., James J. Gray, Robert J. Hays
and Gilbert N. Mae ler.
Proceeds received from the sale of merchandise go to the league's
philanthropy, the John Tracy Cllnic Demonstration Home for the pre-
school deaf and bard of hearing children.
Anyone wishing to contribute aalable merchandiae to the shop may
do 10 by bringing it to the shop, located at 120 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa,
any day of the week or by calling MM0.24 for pick~ service.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March enjoy) and I01f are absolute
20): Good lunar upect liter ''musta" for her hUJblnd eamarat11 Jove, romance, u the physical uerdle .._ _______ IEl _______________ mm_liiifl
ereltlve endeavcn. You relanl hlm after mental 1M1 be _f.wad to reacll ttraln. Tbe Schwerdtfeiert ~ with mate, a11o like to 10 for wllkl on
pmtner, Mtorney. Meau evenino when they 1n able
ltop belldnc about the bUlb. to be at home.
IP TODAY IS YOUR 'lbe m•yor aJlo eajoya
81 a T B D A Y you art coottoc and ls a aood coot,
Dance Eyed By Union Auxiliary
ortamal,to plo ~ ·b~ ~~~:= Dfllr' ~: u, .. _ to .. ' Bob h d • 10JDeUme1 JOU Wllll onl)' to uvw COO• IO I lO
A spring dance bas been
planned by members of the
Women's Auxiliary of the
~rnational Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers, local
raqlng Ir o m children'•
braces to wheel chairs, are
loeGed to memben and
their families ·free o f
charp.
dent and aecretary, art ID
charp of arran1emenb.
Gift committee membln lJt..
elude the Mmet. Tbomu
Jennine•. Wllliam Holland,
and &.. Cerpent. wbo ii eett:ll tn c om fo r ta b le ~ me,", lhe recalled. aroove. eunot t y c 1 e , He wouldn t let me use
however .er.... trattl. mytblng canned at frOMD -
new coni.cu and llK!rwed ~v~"~g~ '> ~ Georre Cook'• Orchestra 1D cbarfe of tbe moDQ tree.
will provide music at tbe iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
«l. Mr1. Virgil Thomas and
Mn. W. A. FerfU.IOQ, preti-
fOCial activity _,...... Kr •
G E NE a A L TE N. Being the mqor'• wife s.turda:y, M8J 4 eveDt in
Abramt Town and Country DENCIES· ~··-w-•o"' CID be . a Uttle bedtc at • ~ ._.. ~· .. times she ~ but G~l. CER, LEO. even 'thougt lbe flncis she
Club tn Orange.
Proceeda from the dance ,
wbicb will belin at t p.m .•
will be used for mw equip.
met for tbe bolpital IUpply
room wbicb the auxlllary
maintalne for I B E W
members. All s u p p 11 e a ,
Special ~ to TAURUS: can't fit everytbjng In to her
welcome C)ppOJtUnit)' for bUIY tcbedule, pridu in bar
cOOlltructtft cbanae. hutbend •1 accomplitbmenta
Public Invited
To View Film
A film of the hospital ablp.
USS HOPE will be shown at
7:30 p.m. Tbanday, May 2,
by Orange Cout College
Student Nunes' Aaloci•Uoo.
Adml3ston 11 tree. bui donation• for the project
wlll be acceptt4.
Speaken 1'ill be M1u Gail
Graham, RN wbo tervtd
aboard In me.rac-ud
Dr. Arthur TllomptOD, •bo
wa N>oard durtni tbe ~sit
to ColombU. Tbe pubUc ii
lnfted.
in the city more than makes
up for curtailing maoy of
her own activities.
IP YOU ARE A NEWCOMD TO TOWN
OR KNOW ONE TO WHOM YOU WlSB
TO DO A GOOD TURN •••
PHONI THIS WONDHFUL COMMUNITY
SUVICE AND A HOntSs Will CAU.
WITH ~IFTS AND INFOlMATIOH.
Dottie Walteri
Hospitefity
i Hod.
...... Wmr DeiN11 e PL.AMI PIOOfl ...
DQ.USM
•UAaANTBD DIAPllY ~
~a ..... ....., ...... "' ... ... " ,..,.....,, -= ... ,._..Cl I
HARIOI AJEA REFORM TEMPI.I ........ , ...... .........
8>-a-·
We Welcetat Y•
Te l\e
OR.4"61 COAST AUA J.umoN JSUH1> 'ULAllD NDUar ..,.,MACH PHOl9MWftl
t ,
eompletecl ber ememble. Osucb and Al.cha Jacbon.
M1sl Jud)' Undgren of both of B1111Ungt.oo Beach. :.0,1:;, matd"' honor. SpeCial peatl 1Dclude4 were MJ 11 Mr. and Mn. Madbew VJ.D.
Roberta Sower•. tbt bride'• cent Sr. of B e DI c 11 • l1lter. aDd Mila Terry 1randparent1 of the
Holcomb .• the brldegroom'1 bridegroom; Mrl. Robert ...... AftendaDtl w e r • Brakefield ol WUmlngton.
IOWMd ia tone. 1leevele11, 8l'andmother of the bride;
A·UDt froeb wttb an Mr. and Mr1. Walter cue
OftPtlaJ of white lace on and fllDlly of Vallejo, aunt
Jl(Dt satin. 'Ibey carried a n d u n c le o f th e
dal1itt wttb etreamer1. bridegroom; Mrs. Emil1
Belt man wu Bruce Mc:Cowen ot. Marlinez, and
Naill. Utbera were Kerry Mn. Ella Gable ot. Benicla,
Redican llld BW Roehwell. both great-aunta. The newlyweda are both
Sllty-Glree I a • • t 1 at. araduates of Marina High
tended the recepioo iD V1lla School. After a wedding trip
Sweden. .to s.ta Barben they will
All1tttnt Wtre the Mmn. make-their bame iD Hun-Wa~ 'hrman ol Lomtt&, tmcton Beach. Ja• BrUde1d ol Wilm· ---------=-IAna x~. So.;;!:!~ The DaUy PllO.'
~~eld,~ov<:!°O:: No. 1 Paperl
•ER SUPER PRl1S
COlOIRll ROULS,
SllMS, 6EOMEIRICSI
4il'9at for Spor+.., .. ,,
Slnt• &cfualve, Sanforbecl Plus
60 91. :Z.11tr.I Polynoslc byOft,
10 Yo Cotton. 45" Wide
Clllm hi• ........ ff collf•A.W .... ......., .... .,....,Mt ... Nb,..~
.ftltiMWP'laMc 1wlutSINCIRtod.,_,. SIN.GE·R
\ .
•Alllll etoft 1111 CNNM '
OMNI C08NTT IUIA ......
Happier for Sox
F~OM BAD TO WORSE -Things have not gone
right for the Chicago White Sox and manager Ed·
die Stanky since the end of the '67 season when
they dropped five straight games to drop out of
the American League pennant picture. They had
already printed these World Series tickets when
disaster befell them. Things are even worse in
1968, however, with the· Pale Hose losing their
first 10 tilts and resting in the loop basement te>-
today. Headijnes and standings reflect Stanky's
woes.
Olympic Hassle
Readers Disagree With
•
Stand on South Africa
Two DAILY PILOT readers have
penned disagreement with my stand
on the squabble betWeen tile Union or
South Africa and the International
Olympic Committee.
Writes Daniel DeaneU of ltvt.De:
"la decrytag the barrlDC of South
Alric• from tbe Olympic Game's.
Glt.na Wbtte reveala himself to be
eitlier mJ1laformed or a Wcot. He
aaya tbe SouUt African• •creed to
intectate thelr Olympic Squad "dlu1
satlsf.ytng IOC reqalremeata. '' In
fact 8"llt Africa •treed ander
pre111lJ'e not to exelade black
.................... ,,.
WHITE
WASH
-········· u u u ,.,.,
Committee the many ccmntries op-
posed to that lovttaUon. Tbe recent
boycott tbreata 1upplement tbl vote
and prove Ute depth of emotfon
which pndueed tbe "no" votes.
"In closlllg, Mr. White: J wonder
If you, 1ounelf, might advocate a
boycott of tbe 1968 Olympics by the
United Stattt bad .., lnvttatlon been
extenchd to Red China to compete In
the Olymptct. I aflo believe that •n
fairneas you 1bouJd print this letter
and allow tbe readership to realize
that your view does not represenl
that of yow paper or ot th• com-
manJty."
To clarify my position, the argument
present bad nothing to do with sup·
porting South Africa's political stand.
In fact, the point was that the Olym·
pie Games were set up to be devoid or
politics. 'Ibey were to serve as a
testing grounds for a1hletes from na·
tions age and small.
But they were not designed In
become a battlefield for politica I.
religious and racial conflicts.
However, when the IOC board back·
ed down and revoked Its invitation to
South Africa. it bowed to pressures
created by black Africa and the Com·
mt.mist bloc because they were taking
political disagreement to task.
South Africa agreed to allow black
men represent the nation in the Olym-
pics. if they could qualify i.n separate
trials.
lf you are familiar with that coun·
try's racial views. you must realize
that thjs concession was a major st~p
forward.
And to answer Mr. Gottlleb's ques-
tion: I would not object to Red Chlna
being allowed to compete in the Olym-
pics any more than I woµJd be againiit
Ruuia. North KorM or C u b a
participating.
~ rve tried to polnt out. thr Olym·
pies should ha\1e notblng tr do with
politics. ~uaiou or racial ar ..abbles.
Dodgers Send
Singer Against
Cards Tonight
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Los Angeles Dodgers gavl'
Walter Alston a warm welcome.
With Manager Alston in uniform for
the first time this season, the Dodgers
snapped St. Louis' six-game winnin~
string Monday night by edging the Na·
tional League leaders 3·2 at Los
Angeles.
-The Dodgers will try for a sweep nl
the two-game series tonight when they
Dodger Slate
Aorll lO Dodffr> vs C.rdln1h. 7:55 KFI 16AO)
MIV l Oocl .. rs Yl Alf1nl1 7:" KF I (U)I Mav 2 OodHri vs At11nt1 7:55 KFI 16'01
M.ey l Dodo'" vs ClntlnMtl 7;" KFI (6'01
Mn 4 Oodoen VI ClnclnNll 7:55 l<FI 11.401
MAY 7 Oodoer& VI Chicago 11 •2s ICFI (6AOI
M•v 5 Dodger& vs CfnclMatl 17;1! Kl"I 16401
send Bill Singer. 1-2, to the mound
against Cardinal right-hander R a ~
Washburn. 2--0.
Don Sutton. making his Hrst star1
for the Dodgers after ·being recallr<t
from the minors. stalled the Cardinal.'
with relief Pl~lp from .Jim Brewer anti
made Alston's homecoming a hapr1
occasion.
The 56-year-old pilot had missed thp
Dodgers' first 16 games while recover
ing from surgery for the removal or
kidney stones. ST. LOUIS LOI ANOl!L.IS "r ~ 1111 8rcolc, II S 1 1 O v..,.Mll••· u Flood. d 7 O 1 1 Alurez. lb
M.erls. rf • 0 0 0 W.DIVI\, Cl
C~. lb 3 0 o 0 F•lr1v, rt
MCCarvtr c • O 1 0 Partr.er. lb Sl\ltnnon. JI> • o 1 O H~ll9r, c
Ja .. 1er. lb I 0 ' • F1lr•Y· II
Maxv1H. " J O O o Pooovlt~. 2b
G .. ll1110. oll I 0 0 0 Sulton. ~
Tonu, o 1 o o ~ llr.,..••• ~
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r.111M. o o o n o
a•r~rhl
4 0 1 I
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5..,....,.,, "" n o o o l'ol•IJ ll 2 ~ 2 To!OI• JO 1 • 1
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E -Tor,..t OP -!I Ll\\ll• I LO" -'' 1 nul• I. Lo• "1'0"1tt 11 '8 -wr ... 11tt. FIOt'lCI 1~
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TUffd.ty, Aprll 30, 1968 DA.IL V PILOT J5
Lakers, Celts Resume·
P~ayoff s; West to Play
BOSTON (AP) -The showdown
between tM Boetoo Celtics aJld the
Los Angetes Lakers for tbe National
Basketball AslOCiatloo championship
becomes a best-of-3 affair tonight on
Boston Garden.
Witb the best..ot-7 serie.s tied 2-2, ttle
Celtics rule • slim favorite to reb<xmd
from a 118-106 defeat at Los Angeles
and move tJO within a single victory oC
regainifle the NBA crown they sur-
rendered to Philadelpbla last spring
after an eigbt·y~ar reien .
Laker ace Jerry West twisted his
left ankle In ttie final minttte Sunday
but said later the Injury doesn't bothe~
him and he'll be ready for action
tooigbt.
'I'lw! fourth game lOS'6 was a bitter
disappoinbnent fOr tile Celties, who
Tonight 0tt TV
Chan11el S at 5
had hoped to sweep the pa1" of
meetings in Los Angeles and then
close out ttie series tooigtit.
"We played poorly all the way, rig.ht
from the start ." Bost.on player-roach
8111 Russell said. .
. "ff we play anr kind of game. we
w1.n. They (the Lakers) shot welt.
otherwise they played almost as bad
as we did."
The Celtics hit on only 17 of 45 field
goat attempts in the first hall and
finished with 36 ol 84 for 42.8 percent
as the Lakers squared the series.
"We're going to h.ave to run .·•
Russell said. "Our game is a running
game, and we didn't play ft the other
night. We didn't get the good shots
beccwse we weren't running.··
The Celtics hope their runnin~ of-
fense also will slow down the Lakers'
West and Elgin Bayl«' while piling up
Boston points. Russell arid Co. also
hope to contain unheralded Los
Angeles players such 86 A r c h i e
Clark.
Sports in Brief
"Baylor and West are super stars."
Russell said. "The player wtio really
hurt us Sunday was Clark with his 17
points in ttie second half.
"You're not goin gt4 stop Baylor and
West all the tUne. You've got t.o shut
off the other guys."
After tonight's game. the ~ team&
wi.11 play in Los Angeles Thursday.
A seventh game, If necessary, wilJ
be contested al Boston Garden Sund'3y
aJternoon.
Russell deblllled any so-<:alled
home court advantage for the Celti:J.
declaring, "we iust have to pllay
game." •
He noted Boston losses at borne ~
victories on the road in the Eutem
Division playoffs against Detroit eud
Philadelphia.
I
Angels Win, 3-2 la
Tribe,
Cardenal Raps Rig
Brunet vs.
CLEVELAND (AP) -Cleveland's
Jose Cardenal is tough on Angels, bu t
the Indians needed a few more like
him on the field Monday night as lhey
lost 3-2 to CalUornia.
George Brunet. 1·2. will be on the
mound tonight for the Angels as they
seek their third win in a row and third
straight over the Indians.
. Brunel's opponent will be Sonny
Siebert who has a 2-2 record.
Rick Reichardt smacked a two run
single to highlight the three-run
seventh inning. His blow came after
singles by Roger Repoz and Jay
Johnstone and a walk to Don Mincher
loaded the bases. It gave the Angels a
2-1 lead.
Reichardt injured his anJ\le sliding
into second base on the play and was remo~e~ from the game. ~he exte~f
the rnJury was not 1mmedlately
determined.
Cardenal, a former Angel, got on
basP in the first inmn~ on an error,
walked 1n the third and smgled and
scored a run in the sixth -the first hit
off California hurler Jim McGlothlln •
The centerfielder also threw out
Mincher in one of the finer plays of the
evening. That was in the ninth, when
Mincher tried to score from second on
a single.
Cardenal hadn't had a hit in 23 times
at bat going into the game. and ttlat,
Angel Slate
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he said. Is the big difference between
playing for Cleveland or California.
''I go 0 for 23 there. and l don't play
for two months.'' he said. "With
Rigney (Angel Manager Bill Rigney)
you have to get a base hit every day.
'"Chuck Hinton is finding that out.
He has a few days without hits, and
he's out of the lineup.
Guard Beckons Repoz;
Long Beach Gets Spitz
'"That puts a lot of pressure on a
fellow. It's different here. Now I'm
relaxed. l know I'm going to hit."
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CLEVJLANO -The Angels said
Monday they may Jose Roger Rcpoz.
the American LeaJ?up·i; leadinl! home
run b.itter. for as many a1> 2fi day1> in
May and .June ..
The National Guard unit in SpokanP.
Wash .. of which Repoz is ;i member
has scheduled three weekend meetings
that Repor. will have to attend. They
are May 11·12. May 18-19 and .June 1·2.
Jn adrl ition. Repoz will be required
to spenrl two weeks on active duty.
June 8-22.
Repoz. who h<ts hit ~ix home runi;
this season. has four months left in the
reserve unit.
LONG BF.ACR -Mark Snltz of San-
ta Clara. Calif .. who holds fhre~ worlrf
1wimmlng record•. ph1ns lo enrr.n 111
Cal State (Long Beach). the school's
swimming coach said Monday.
The OAJLY PJLOT reported 1mch a
move was in the mak.Jng three monlhs
ag11.
Splt-i holds the records ln tht JOO.
280-meter and 110-vard butternv
racu. Re Is rxpected to be a memhr°r
nf the U. S. Olvmplc team and wnnld
enter collegt arttr competing In Mn·
lco Cit~.
Grld for Bu•ter?
MlAMr -Heavyweij!ht b o x f' r
Buster Mathis. who fumbled a chanrP
to be champion. say!i he wanti; to play
PALMER TO MISS
$100,000 CLASSIC
HOUSTON. Tex. IAP I -Arnold
Palmer will be missing Thursday
when 100 pros and four amateurs start
tl'le •100,000 Champions International
Invitational Golf Tournament.
The Houston Golf Association said
Monday that Gay Brewer and Ben
Hogan also have withdrawn and that
there is a chanct ,Juli11$ Boro!i will
skip thii; ont»
Palmer waic runnerup to Frank
Beard at the Champion$ a year ag11
when Beard sank an 18-foot birdif putt
on the rinal ~een for 8 IO under par
274. nne strokf' in front of Palmer. thf'
first player to wm •1 million on gotf
tours.
fullback for the New York .Jets of the
American Football League.
'Tve talked tn the Jets and I know I
can make it.'' said the 24().pound
puncher.
The 23-year-old former i;ign painter
said hill credentials include three
year~ as a tackle for the semipro
Grand Rapids Blazers back in his
home state of Michigan .
''I'm fast and I got au the moves:·
he 1raid. "I can do the 100 In 10.9. l
J?Ul'SS/ the drawback would be that I
didn't go to college. r had to work."
Stars Blue
ST. LOUIS -Bill McCreary whtt!I·
ed around with a abot and found tbe
net at 17 : 27 of an overtime period ro
give the St. Louis Blues a 3-% victory
over lhe M1nnesola North Stars 1.n 11
National Hockey League playoff tame
Monday night.
The victory gave the Bluu a ~!
f.dge ln the best-of-7 West Division
final series. Thfl teams wlll meet Wed·
nesdav nltht In Minnesota for the
sixth game.
Nobb' Brother Dies
AUSTTN, Tex. -Joe Nobis, 19. Tex-
as freshman football player and
hrother of All-Pro linebacker Tommy
Nobis or the Attantta Falcons. drown·
ed at Lake Austin Monday.
The accident happened near lhe
Mansfield Dam while Nobi.s was with
a group of friends . The death was rul-
ed accidental by a justice of the peace.
Details of the accident were not im·
mediately learned.
Ploen Quits
WINNIPEG -Kenny Ploen, lhe
Rose Bowl quarterback from Iowa
who led the WlnnJpeg Blue Bombers to
six conference titles and four Cana-
dian championships tn 11 years, bat
announced bi's retirement. Ploen. :ti,
rnded bis t'areer In the Ca nadian Foot·
ball League Monday.
VSC Triumph~
LOS ANGELES -The Southern
California baseball team. unbeaten in
Pacific-II play won a doubieheader
Monday from the University of
Wastiington. 9-4 and 16-10.
The victories improved the Trojans'
record to 7-0 in conference play and
32-11 overall.
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SWITCHES TO ABA
Bill Sftarm•n
Big Money
Lures Sharman·
To LA Stars
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A big
money contract has lured Coach Bill
Sharman to ttie Los Aogetes Start. aod
the new American Basketball As.!IOCia·
tion t e a m now looks ahead to AU.
American L<-w .>\Jcindor.
Sharman si~ned Monday after quit·
tlng last week as coacll o( ltle San
Franeiix:o WeITion of the National
Basketball AsS<>C1atJon.
It could be the rtat1<m.al coUegjate
champion UCLA Brums will provide
playing talent for tflt> SIMS.
Jobless H~nnum Searches for Dream
Genera.I Mana~er .hm Hardy said
the club is ne-gotialtnl? wilt\ Mike W•T·
ren. the playmaker and capt.1in of the
Bruins when they won the national ti·
tie the pest h\'ll seasons.
"We'd like to have the whole UCLA
team," 1 a Id Hardy. ''Warren, Mile
Lynn and Edgar Lacey this season 8lld
bopef\tlly the others next year."
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PHD..ADELPHlA (AP) -Alu Han.
own ii wa1Ward boond In leardl of a
dl"eem, ,mkti leavta onty one quea-
tiOO: In whid> dtrection are the
Phil.ldelphl• ,.... bladed?
1bet remllined to be answered to-
day. and In tht day-. wad, a. fbe Na-
tional Bblletb&ll Auocl.Uon fejm
continues 1 seercti for • coach to ~p\~ ff-.inum .. wtM> retigned Mon·
day. Ttw dymmik, 44-~ar-old oallf«tdan
annoi.inced at a prea conl~rence th.at
he was leavin~ the 76ers for a variety
ot rM90ns. lncludln1:
-1bere l• no 0pp0rtunky i n
Phlladelpbla for him to move up to
geoeral m.,aier. or even part owner.
-He wan\3 to return to Im native
0..Womla and "build sometblnl" -
start a new trand\lae from 8C1'aCc4\ ttf
m11me his Los Anaetes construction
bus.IMU.
''( was born aM raised io Los
Aftteles. and always wanted to return
there for a long. ll&tint tutu~." tald
Ille l-foot·7 "41nnum.
He w a s a blllsltetball 1tar a t t h e
University of Souttiern California
before starting a Pf() c:&r«>r in 19411. fft w11g a player nine years t1nrl
coechtd to, lncludtng two NBA cham-
pion~ -St. Louis and Phil.qdelphia
''tt all goes btck to l&st )1!M," Han-
l
num s a l d. General Mana~ J a c k
R.am sia.y off-erd me a new, long-~
contract. I said. 'no.• "
H:armum . accordiflg to <lWfle1' lrv
Kosloff, didn't went ~ come to
Pht\ade lp4'I I a.
Thf' ooacti ~&1d he reluctantly ~ignt'd
11 two-year rontr-'Ct becaun he bad
just comf)lf'ted two tosing s1>ason11 al
San Frall<."i.«'o end ''wantAld to ret
back ~ a wi.nntDa way,''
l
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Aklodor. llbe 7-fooM ece, bas oaa
more year ol eUgibllity remairang.
Sharman pointed out tbat the SW't
have ASA tffrltorial rigbU to Alcl!l-
dor and tdded. '·I feel •e wU1 sign .
AlcJndor. because we will have Ml of· fer 41ttractive enou211. With him we•tt
be equ•i to any team and it would stve
tlhf' whole league 11tature."
Tn date. tht ABA hasn't been able to
Jure tnoe bl& co~ae it.arc.
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turned out in full force to cheer for itl entrt. in weekend prep
drag action staged at Orange County Racew.,. ApparentJ.Y
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A.niahebn '• trail tn t h e
SUBMt Lea~ b a s i b a 11
... derby w~th a 6-1 decision
over host Western M'opday
aftemwl). ,
The win keeps the Lioa1 a
half game ' behind t·h e
league-leadica Colonists who
blanked Hunttngtoo ~.
&-0, at Anaheim.
In other loop battles.
Newport Harbor Wa1 zeroed
for the second time in a
row. this tlme 9-0 to host
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incomes in the hilb,
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lvaltultion of your qUal· • ··, :
utcatiom by an independ· ·· I
ent comultant will lndi·
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tit Atlaxltk ·-1 Hrt ot &aid City of $tel llffdl tlld Ille -· (Xl In !he Yotlnt S<l\llrl olltr 1111 L-. lllecll, Clllfenlll ,_ ~ ttwt,..ln be, 1ttor M1C11 10-_,, "YES" on ll>t bellott lo bl u>td 111 ~do T•h um NI S.1M7 neutlon, aubloc:t lo "ntlon 1<1u1llY wltll uld ttecllon, or bv •l•rnt>lne • crw• <Xl •-.Y llAClt -• ._ -•""-• .., ...,.,,.,...,.. lfl9 proPef1Y wl1111n flll City ot SMI lad! 111 111• vollno 1ouue oti.r Ille word "NO" ,. ......_ u. ..., _Cit.,_.,.. PllllMINll °""" Co111 DtllV Pllclt. ta NY ltt pro roi. -11-ti.Mel -on auch betlolt. II on tloctor 111111 tl1m11
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LEGAL NOTICE _..,_ of Mid City of a.11 lMCll printed woro "YES." IN YO,. Of such
0Ulaltndl119 on Aorll 23, lNt, OI' tle<tor 111111 be ~ounttd In favor al UICI
tllerotoforo allftlorlud1 •nd twrllory btln9 ennoud lo. IM:OrHrtltd ------p-.tf7A-------I NOTICE IS FUltTHElt GIVEN 11111 II\, I nd med• 1 pert of 1111 CllY of Soll
Ne. mG IN Nrrltory PrOPOMd to be onnoud lotdl I ncl !lie Or-rty In Mid ttrrllorv
NOT•C• AND cnT,,ICATI ... lnalf'POt'lltcl '"' •lld ~ ...... of be, '"" lllCll IMIUflon, IUbloct to ••••
Of' TRANIACTOIO IUSINIU Mid City Of Sell lltecll '"" mecM aubloc:t. tllon tQUlllY wllll 1111 .. rooom wlllll• Ille UND•• A l'ICTITIOUI NAMI elNr 1udl lllN!Ullo<I, i. tuition -11\1 CIW ol S.11 leodl Ill PIY Ila ""° rola Tiii YMln...-di Nf'lllll Otftjty !NI Wllll 1111 P~ wllllln ttw Clf'I' ot Siii llOf'flon. blted uoon eunlftl v1 lu1tlon, of IMY ...... ,,_.. lft h ... ,_..,. ••Id! .. NV lft oro .... -1lon. ..... •II bonded lnclebNd-al said City of
IYlflMdlfte "'-'-111 1M hit. ot --Md nluttlOn, f1f 111 bondocl In-SMI ltAC~ OU!llendlne Oii Allr11 73, IHI,
C.lfflorM -lfll flcttn--ot *blodntu f1f flll City ot Soll llMcll or IM•troloro 011lllorltod1 end II en otee. ltlVll!RA INTIR .. ltlSl!S Wllll !fie "'"'" outltandlne °" Aorll Uni, IHI. or lw M\111 slom• I tt .. 1 (XI lft flll vollne
d N I pllcl ot -·-If uu OoN11 IMrotola<e IUltlCN'lted. " sltu<lt.d In 1111 l'lutrl •fltr "" •rlnlff word "NO." Ille IOu,..,,11"11. 1-1, C.orOOWI •l M¥, County C-ty of 0111nee, Slole ot CIRtonlle, •nd YOftt ol IUCll eloctor Wit be -ffd ot Oft-. Collfornlo f'MU. Thi _,... !l contle-.. to the City ot 5oel llldl. -1n11 tucll 1nno1t1on.
Md "*-' ot ,......_ of Mdl " 1111 encl more Nrtlc\l .. rly c!eKrlbecl IJ NOTICE IS 'URTHllt ertlN
,..,,_. .,. H lollowt: toll9wa. Ill wit: IMI ~ •mount .,. •-•• GI Ille Mll90ft H ............... m .... Jfwf\111 DESCIUPTION OF ANNl!XATIOff HO. oullt•ndlno "°"'"" Ind• II t e d n ••• Strwt, La ._ .... C.llfllnll• f11Dl7. '1·1 lleAlolort Incur,.... ~ 1utlloflhd ot ttw
LawMCll lleoltle, Trvt191 -... lllfll,.. 11 llw ln1on«1lon ot 1111 City ol S.11 lttcll H of IN clalt ot IN
Dodlrlfloft d Tnnt doted Merdl l, Wett llne Of Ille Eoll H1H IE Vt) "" S.C. nnt Pllbttc111e111 ot llllt notice, and IN
INI. UH °'*"" lovlw•nl. •1 Conwlo "°" n, TownslllP s Sollfll. lt•nee 12 Wett. "°'ProYtmeftl or ...... ,.,.,_,, for wflldl
eel M.at. Collfoml• .,.,, s.a.M., In Hie Cou111Y ot °"'""' S4•h o1 well lndtbltdnon WH lllCllY'l'ld "' Dalelll: /Nrdl 12"1. IHI. Colltom11, With IM HortllerlY bolmloMrv f1f eutflorhld, •ro " loltows:
Ml,... H. Hondtnlft loc:.llon No. UI Siiia Tide Landi, Tllot wllll ~ IO tM H -l\oll f1f
LIUf'llftCI loolfle, deM:rlbld In Patent luued AHll .. fNI. llaftd«I lndlbledntt• •nd ttw taxetlon of
T"""'° undW Ooderollon uld l"ltl'MCflon i.1119 1tao f11e •nt d 1111 lorrltory orooosect lo be 1nn .. od, ot T,..,.. cMIMd Mardi 1, lNI bltlMlnv el Ille ltt•t dncrlptlOn ~ Af>. -lfy wllll tllo oroe>1rty wltllln 1111 Clf'I' ITATI! Of< CALIFO•NIA I r1tJ11t1on No. 7 to t1M City ot S.I 8Mch. of S11I Btocll lo PIY Ill Pl'CI r111 POrtlon,
COONTY Of< LOS ANO!"'e• ) • C.llfonlla; tMnc• """" 1111 bound•rv tine ti.Md uoon "" .. -VllUlllOO\, ot Ill o.. Marci\ 1:1111. 1•, bltoro mo. • of Mid Cit'/, s tr 30' e 1ut .1' ffff. s a• '*""" tncltbteclnou ot uld Clf'I' of lt11
Notll'Y Pubnc In encl tor ukt Stale, '5' E 904.20 twt ond s s:r '5' E Uf.tl ... ell outstancllne on Aiorll n , lffl, °' 111raonol1Y _,..,, Miiton H. Hindman ffft 111 1n anvlo POI"' In f11e NortWIY ftlerolOlort 111!horlrtc1, 1111 tlocton In nlel
"-.. "" lo bl tM ""°" ~ llnt of Ille boundery llnt of 1111 City of ltf'rllory so orOC>OJtd to be •Mt•td ero Mme It sull9Cflbod . 111 1M wfllltn 1 ... Hunllntlon 11111c11, C.lllornle, uld bouf>. herollv nolllltd 11\al 1111 amounts of Juc;ll
1tnnMnt tnd tdt-lod9td Ill necuted dll'Y Uno 111v1119 been 1tlablllMCI b'( bollcltd lndtblldnen llorotofort lncul'reel
Ille atmt. SurtMt Buch No. t An!ltll•llon In or 1ull>orlzld out1l1ndlne 11 ot Aorll u, (Ol'FICIAL SIA.LI Ordlntnce No lGSJ of Ulcl City of Hllf>. 1HI, or1 It lolloWt:
Hellfl •. l<Aly tlnoton lekhi flltnce luVlnt U ld .. I l. Clly of SHI IHch, ''Weier Bondi.
Notarv Publle • Callfof'nla 111ch boundary tine elld •lolw u ld H111>-1"3" Amount outtl•lldtQt: 1105,000.00
PrlnclHI Of!ICI lo tlnoron a .. e11 bovndarv Hnt, $ ... J2' r Mutmum rote of lntwrnl: Four and
Lot Ant11lft County W IJt.2 fief, N 4• 2t• 07" W to.Ge '"9, J CM.Holl Per Cini (4"'1').
M'f C-mlMIOll IJll'llW ... 32' 00" W S3.76 1oet lo 1 n011-fl"'9M Tiit IMProYtmonl tor wtlldt audl
S.I. 27. !Hf cvrve concevo Soufllwe11t.r1V ind n.vlftl 1 "°""' w.ro llWlll olld tuCfl lo-STATI 01' CALll'OltNIA ) radl.,. f1f &MUO '-'• Souttwatlel'IY alont lftbtodneu lncurrod wet 111 11rovldl 16-
COUNTY Ofl ORA.NOi ) U said curve UO.tt fett, more or '-It. flt'°"* lo 1nd llfttr-tt of Ille °" Mardi """ IHI, ......... ..... • fllt'1Mllh • oontr.I ...... ot I' w .... N ....... IYlltm ot 1111 clt'I. 9"Clflcoll'f Noterv '"1lbllc '" Ind tor uld Sith, r w w• w J0.'9 fott 1o 1 _...."""' lflcludlnt weter rranam1111on ltloollnn, penonelt'f •-f'ld Llvronc:e looftll, oirve conaw So<lttlwffll<IY end h1Ylno 1 • NW main ,_...,,, •nd on l11ttrftl In Trut1M ..,.. DecllratlOll ot Trwt titted rlcliw of SGUO fott, SovtlllesltrlY 11ont • wirer tronamlulon ploot"1t, to be u ..
Maf'dl l, IHl, --.. "" • lie 1111 said wrve 104.72 fftt, more or IHI. eel IOlnllY Wiit! ollwr Mlle CJOr-
--.._ ,..,,,. It aulltcrftlld i. 1t1t tllt'1Mllll a eent1111 1nv11 of 1• OY '11". -•"-• for 1111 trenaml11kln "' walff ~";,.'"'"""' Md ..aMwlld9od he ••-• It said cutvt s a 21' w • E. tJ.07 from fllo ~1r-1111n Water Oltlrld ot ~l'l(IAL s':~; loet, llld N ... '2' 00'' E S.00 fool lo 1111 Soufllorn GoM-nl1> and lncludlno 1111
Juma... Llllllft Dollerlft rMSI WwlltlV COl'l'llr of tll4 beunclery llne t«Ullltloft ol .. ncl, rltll!l of WOY,
Nohl'V flubllc • C.flfomle f1f ukl City ot Hunllneton ll•ldl 11 HMmlfltl. ploo, """'"' valY"• n"lnos. PrlndNI Otflce 111 tslobllthtd by Su-Budt No. 4 ~ moton, "'1<111.....,,. ooulomonl •ncl
Or-c-w ntXlllOfl In Ordln.erw;e No. ""of .Oki Cl· ollltr ·~ MCltMl'V IMrefor.
"'' Cof'llmlHIClll ,~,.. ty ot Humlnolon Buell: """'* • ..,,,, lort Dt!W: APttl u. '"' Mardi J. 1m nwn-~ry Hnt and IHYl"9 Mid JlrdYa Weir
KlmillH' .. f'AllKllt, MILLIKIN ~ :.::: ::.. 2..,1.n,;:x:, ~!!;,;: ~ i~~ ot 1111 Clf'I' of
ICONUll•t•a. CLAllC • O'H.&•A ~ of ... ~rv llnt of Mid City ot l"ublltllod °'""" Coo1t D1llV flllof !."": Olhe StTlll H1111t1ntlon &Mell •• nleblltllod by Sullllt "'"" 2:1, •• Mey 7, Incl "· ,,.. '51-41
L.-........ ce ...... 9'11' Be• Ho. 1 Annaotion In OrdlMnCe No.
f''*'hhod 0...... eo.tt Dtll'I' Plllt, "' ef ukl City ot Huntlnplon llldli
AMI f, l'-D. at.... JIMI :::r..::v1:. a::.. S.:: := =~
-.;·AMtxollOll $ O' w or E 100 olO 0.-o Cew..,.,
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE Iott to 1 tan11nt cutvt concave 11911 ef CINIOnll• Nofthusftf'IV n.vlnv 1 r.CSlua ot tS7 oo NOTICI TO PIRSONS INTIUllSTID IN G•Dlllllm IP'l11''1'!9il1Ul»lrl --flOT--IC_a_CW_ft_U_S_T_l_l _'S_SA_L_• __ , fHt, Soufllluttrty 11on9 nld wrve m'.41 THI lfTAT• 0,. w. w. HOl'l'llt,
.._ ,...,. ~~ or ...,, llll'CIUl!h • c.ntre1 •nelo oec ..... •o °" Ma'I u ..... ,. 10 o'clodr A.M. .... Of SI' .... le•Ylno said CUrYI N 2'' 30' NOTICI! IS HllU!IY GIVEN:
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•lliliill• •••lllll "rtcl119 ... '""""' Ill Suite 11. If "" 'N 11.70 '"' lo • nonot•-· CUl'V1 To •II "'"°"' lnltrMlecl, wn.tll<tr .. Wnt Llncoln •-· CllV f1f Anthelm, CiOf'ro<Yt Nortlllnterly hlvlne • radlut of credllori, llell'I, lee•l•u, or dtYIHn. In
Collloml1, ts•i 1 loet 1nd betno c:oncentr1· ~1111 utd "" Esto,. Of W. W. Hoooer. de«aood,
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AlLl!!OHANY INVESTMENT CO,. INC .. '57.0ll loot recllua airvt, So11T11eesrerty wl1oM 1111 lddreu wu Ed<ln, Norlll
a Celltornll Coniorallon, •• Trustot under •Ion• nld '50.00 foot raclllls curve 100.,S C•ro11111. 11111 lelltrt l•1lomtnlorv 11tv1
Ille dHd f1f tru1I mtdl bY •ARTHUR C. 1111. more"' ""' lhrowh 1 control tnole b<ttfl lllutd lo L•"I• Miiier Hoo"'· H !!ATON 1nd LOltl!TTA M.. fATON, hus-of 6' 01' 46", tanoent lo Mid aJ"'I S U' Extc111Ylx Ill' Su0trlor Cwrl. I Court of
ti.net '"" w!fe. encl recorded A1191nf )0, 52' OO" E 2u.02 '"'' 1o 1 111191111 curve comHfent lurltdlctlon of Ille Stal• "' 1N7, In 8oolt 11111. P ... n Of OfflCll l CO<ICIYI Soul11wnterty llovlnt 1 rodlut o1 Horii\ Cotc1lln1. ·-da ., Or-• County. C.Rtwnl•. 10.0.00 loet. Soutlle1tltrl"t •tono Mid Thll llcll ol "" follOwlno ""'°"' ,, I~ t"IVWll Ill MCV,.. en lnclobtldneu Ill to-cutvt 50.'1 ftfl tllroutll • ctfllrol onolo 01 dtbltd IO °" 11 lloldlno ooraonel ••-rty ot Norman •· Godlll. 1 1n1rrlotl man 111d r 4$' It" lo IN ,,_, Soutllorty _,,., o1 of !tit dladenl: Strrllnv Sovlnot Ind
w1111..., Sltl.,.., • marrltd -Mell nld s.i..... llldl No. 1 Anneutton. said Loon AHOCl11ton, LI H•"'•· C•llf. Poraont
• .,. on \INlVS... ~If '"-' -c:ornor bol,,. on Ille <i0mm0n 11111 bttwffn lo whom 1111 ~t mltllt bl I~ """" end ,,. .. bY Hormell •• Oodlfl. • R•ndlo LI llolll Ollca -••lldlo Los art lo notify Ille Sltrllnt $aYlllft Ind
1111rr1tc1 ,,,..,. end wun.,,, tlt4~. • Allmltas1 f111nC» s "° 21• 00'' w •lone Loon A•JOCltllon. Lo H1br1, c.111om11.
1111rrlod -oodl 11 lo 111 UllfMdod Mid -ffne Sii toot, mew. °' ttu. Tllet fllo vndlnlenld doalr• lo ,_,.,.. -.NII l"""'t ll'f ,..._ .r ftll WM<tl .. Ill lnltnldlon ""'"' lllt O<dlnory fifth 111t ,,.,_I ..,_rty °' CIOllocf fll4 dllm o4 -'8111 '"'9tloftl -• ........,, wttw rnet11 11 mablllhtd iw bound•l'Y ond lo rornow 1111 ttMtl collected w The DAILY PILOT !Wfla tf whldl -,_.., J.-ry IS. ",_,.,.,._...,In boo11 7"1 -76J, •~lved '"'"' 1111 Sltlt of Ct lltol'llle lo 1M. In IOClll Mn. P"9 7 ... " aakt Of. Offldll It~ Of .. 1e1 c-tr. utd lllt h ~ata1 '-.,,.,.. letl9n hml'MMtf'I' !love
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U..lted SI•"" et Ille time ot •lo. Wllflout N 4' .&$" ~l" W 11ont ukl 111911 water w11M• ,. Oblld Ill 1111 •-••
""""" n 111 tlttt. ~ w -rntr'c not.ea fwt, N ., SJ' JT' w 100. '° '''""" -""' nolla Of 111e1r Ollledlono °"'*-IM IMereal con.....,od ta llld foool, N w f1' w • w '"·" tett eftd Nu· IN ""°" or ... .._. lndffted ~ w -... Id .,., Mid TrvtM _, sakt o.ICI IS' .... w f.n '"'' tllor>a lt•VI"' Mid ltolcllN --· pr-rty of. 1111 4tC9' flf Trwt, '"Ind to lllt folloWlnt -..1bed llouncNIV .. ..-lint end c.ont1nurno dtnl. Tiiis nottco rnutl be ,,....,. II> lflo
.,,_rty, ~Wit: •lont Mid 1t_..i ol ''"''''Y 11111 1nd Iii otnOll or ,.......,, holdlnv IM 111-.1 n.ot cortal11 ......,.Id lni.rett hi 1111 Not111watortv prolontetloft N u• u· °'µ or~ w "lln11 Wl\onl Ille clilm Is .. rut .. ..... .... In tM OIV tf w 0 '"'· more Of' lou. lo Ill< ,,, • .,. ...... eddrtu(H ) "' lltffof lboY'I .._, hecll. Oronoo C 1u•1.,, loulllffaltrlV bounQry nno of 1111 !tr· wlllllll llllrtY CS.vs an.r tllt llrlll w«>lic.
CllHWfll• clHcrllled " lollowt: rltory 1__..tec1 -· the neme ot "" llon • 11111 notice. Loi JA alld 1111 HortllMttorlV 25.ot felt City of SMI lleKll by ordlf' of lht lloerd Dttlil: Aorll 1, IHI.
ef Loi U. llDCk S " Tract No. m, 1t Of Suc>orvrtora of Mid Oreneo CO\lftly on Ll"le Miiier HollMf
,.., ..,... ,_., I" boo1t n -S Ocloblr U, tt1'1 lllellC'I Not'lllM1!1rty ft ExlC\lfrlx of the E .. •I• • ..,. ' "' ,,.,_,.._ "'°"' ,_.. " •lone lllt IMl!llontd Souttlurtlrty bOU,,. f1I W. W. H0111>1r, ~•nt °'""' CM/nty, Colltornll. cr.ry llnt • f9et. more or i.s.. lo 1111 In-Or.....,, lllef!M 9M ~
VCCIP'TING 111tr1 I r o"' lllt ""9Ctltlfl wllll tM Nortfl.Soufll q111rror ~~~ .t Lew """"'utwtr 21.• ""' of Let ,.. -'Ion R!l9 ot S«tlon 2', T-M\lp S -' ....... ,.. hwlwlN
Altlll"' lllldW tM tubloaM from '°""'' Rt,,.. 12 West, l.l.M., Mid In-L" ._.... Callflnll• ..... ,,.nit H. Ayroe ..... $eN. • ~·"°"· !enlcllon btlllt en _ .. POI"' lfl ,.,, Pl/bfltllold Or•-CoAtl Dilly Piiot.
""""' (wlfll "' SUCCIHOf'I Ind •Ml-) mentioned SolllllH•mlY boundary Une: ,.orll , .. 121.-. INI f7MI
callW Avm. " H-1 ~ Ce., • tll4nu conttnulne •lont uld S..I toocll
Hl'fMrllllll ....... ......,,,"' '· '"'· .. bou\'ldll'V tint Nortlll<IY """" 'IUl•ltr LEGAL NOTICE .....,............, lrf' • _....._. tlleroto '8Cflon llntl Ill 1111 Soutllwftt corntr ol
..._ 1119 -..,_ ..,. doted lllt tllt llfrltorv lftMXtd lo uld Clf'I' of Seal ,. • .,,,..
-..... tucll subloeN l1'd ·-l••dl Set>i.mbor. 1m flt!' S.al IMcll CRT.,ICAT• "' CORPOIATIOM pleltltllf lltf ... ,_..., '" loo4l •:Ill, Ordlntnoo Ho. I& Mkl COrtlM -. .... on ,. TaANIAc:llON 0,. IUlllllSI ...... Jilf " ltl klclllllw of Otflclol '"° Souflltrly line of Elldrlc Line; llllDIR fltCTITIOUI MAMI • _.. tf Ore,_ COUl'lfY, Colltonllt fl\tlla Soutflffsterl'f •Ion t Ill• THI UfllOl!ltJIONl!D COltPOltATION (Mell ...._ .. to ........ ..._fllel, Sooltll-11rty Hne ot .... """"°'*' .... d-llol'lby '9flllY !NI It Is CondUC!lnt Mi,,. llorot11 ctllod 1111 fu~l • ..,._ ntllld terrltorv lo Ille SolllllHsterty cor • ~I ll!Mntts lo<AIH 11 '9Jt LI,..
led te IM IWIM 1nd -••ltM ot Ille ntr lllertof, belno •Ito ltle l11tonocllon ol coin •-· tuono flark. Or1not County, ..,.._. ..-"If Ille .._ cllted Ille Eetlt•ll' Prolontotlo!I of Mid Soul"*'· C•llfwlll•, iker "" ncttrlous nrm nomo
.._.... '· "''· .,..,, """' Oii • .., "' ... ot Eltc:trlc Lino Wltll 11. Wftll<lv Of Ll~H COIAMUNITY HOSl'ITAL Gd ~""'· • anoralltll. llertlfl lino ot Coatl Hlollw1Y1 111•11 c • oriel lflet t!lt nomt of said c.oroor•""" 1nd
'"'"' lft ~ .......... ) ctllld .....-.rerlv 1'°"9 "" E•lwlr ""' °' lh ..-lllCINI PIK• ot bull..... It H llt"ML .. A.,_ --Ill ._ "'8, Ital ,.,..,_ """""°" ... rttorv 11•d lollOWI: -) .. 61 lflclUtl,.., tf Offklel ,...,,. tut ,.,..,,_ w ... 11<1'1 Nnt ft n-. TRl.CITllS HOSPITAL, e ~
._. 9f Mid c-t\', " ~ bl' Nwtllwl'f ~ ot IHI ~ 1n-Cel"-"11 ~•tlon• MIO LlflCOlft
" ... , ..... ..,_ "-' -• .,... .......... rltory, .,..... "" "'"' ., ....... --·-fl•rlt. Orlntf C:-ty, wliliil ....,__ t. lftf ... .t.f11 Je. nlno ot "';' ~rlati... C•IHWNI fl'20
1-. ~ ~... ...... a " T11411 lho .... rltotv • 11-.f .. bl 10-WITlffU 111 llolld "''• !1111 _,, If .......... MN a.... h IW!tlcl i. lt!o Clt'f <If Sttl llHdl t. All"ll, 1M.
~ a-1. ......., """II IA detlt"NI ... 11 ANNEXATION NO. fM H T1U<ITllS HOSPITAL
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HOUllS FOR SALi HOUSH FOR SALi
Gentral ltOOGenenl 1000
WATERFRONT LOTS
New Wlferfront Section Just 8'11 ..
(Fee simple land) Waterfront loti lncludini boat slips, .from '
$33,880
Huntlntton Harbour Sales ~·
CALL DICK FABIAN -'47·2"1
We will maU you lot maps
& financing lnf ormation.
• NO DOWN
TO VETS
Vacant. Ready to move fn.
to. 4 BR 2 batha Meaa del
Mar home. HU&e coveftd
1>9Uo & luge rear yard.
Exclu$ive with us.
$27,500
Newport
at
Vidorl•
646-1811
Westem Ideals
Privacy, dlgnlty, and spe~
ousness have been tr.ns-
planted Into thil unique Ba,y-
crest home. Enter the se--
cludEd btick walled C'Ol.lrt·
yard into the te1Tazzo entry
hall Three large bedrooms, 2"' ha.du, walnut panellel
famUy room, built-In wet
bar combine to make lhia
the perfect home for enter-
tainment and family enjoy.
ment . . . Yes it has • for-
mal dining room ... $59,900.
Colesworthy & Co.
642-nn
1904 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Open Eves.
$17,500
Cozy & Clean
A f'eAl buy. Adult occupied, 2
BR, best of carpets &: dra
es, beautiful fenced y a r
with patio oU of living roo 'r
Stonge for boat or
Oose to shops It 1e
Owner bought another
Rltr. 646-39'l8 Eves.
Office Open Sat/ ay
*LACHENM ER
Corona del
Luak -built bo es located
in the Southlan 11 most ~
atra hie ol t t1Di area.
Scboola It . Irvine
Campus 1ust/ m o m e n t 1
away.
Sensibly ced from
$34. to $48.900
LU HOMES
Direction . Mac.Arthur Blvd.
from P title Coast Hwy. or
Ne Fwy. Turn on San
Joaq Hllil Rd.. then
folio signs to model area.
/VACANT
$Pe.riding pool borne on <iUlet b'ee lined atreel i
betlutitul fl.re.places. l&J'ie
family roc:m, 2 baths, mini-
mum upkeep yard, &: heavy
shake roof. Immediate Pol·
~ • uking $28.900 •
come and see! CALL MR.
BLACK, 540-llSl. 0 p e n
eves.
Money Maker
One block Lrom ocean. Ex·
ceUent beech Income prop-
erzy • 2 one bedroom unlll •
furnished. Owner traM!~
red trom area. Can only In-
crease in value. Only •
$23,950
Eve. 547-1875
293 E. 17th SL
THE UNDISPUTABl.E
Bm-
HOME we have ewt' lilted
In C.mbrldae Hliblanda.
Best la.ndscaptnr. best ~
coratiJll. best oandldon It:
best Collere Park location.
Ju.st take ovt'r the s" ':4
loan It: P'Y $U3 month. lJ>.
cludina tax.
~COATS ~WA~CJ REALTOllS
546-4141-
(()pen 1wn1..;
~uded Mansion
/ ss5,ooo
~ sq. ft. of gracious COW).
try living. Thl.s mammoth
,4 bedroom, split level man-
sion has 3"' baths and a 16'x
45' rumpus room overlook-
ing acres of open specea.
You've got to aee thia to
bel!eve It.
2043 WESTCUFF DRIVE
646-Till Open Eves.
POPULATION
EXPLOSION?
One of Mesa Verde's largest
homes will IOlve the prob-
le-ma! Thia 5 bdrm. 3 bath,
two ltory Colonial Beauty
h across from pe.rit a n d
school. Q>1nplete with llVC
porch, 00.t y a rd, plllltry,
huge family room and even
an attic. Over :n» sq. in
beauttlul condition. Owner
asking $45,500. MESA VER.-
DE REAL TY 546-5990.
$500 Down
On this llll'ge 4 bedroom. 2
beth famlly home. CIO&e to
everything. JWlt lntroduCfld
lo the market -won't be
around long!! f150 per
month Includes taxes and lJ>.
iiunnoe!
~J~FFDRIVE
646-mt Opei Eves.
NO DOWN
TO VETS
F'ANTASTJC BUT TR U E.
Be1utltul 3 BR home on cor~
ner lot with fireplace. w/w
carpeting, 2 baths A im·
maculete ttsldential. area.
Even haa 11epa.rale 11ervlce
porch. $178.50 month In-
cludes taxes. Call 540-115L
Open eves.
I ,,. ::n.::}
-john macnag· ·
IRVINE TERRACE BA YSHORES ~ Buy In Irvine Tem1c.-.
5 BEDROOM Eut. • Bdrm1. 3 b a t b 1,
Gttal 11.tt1 for larye family den, muter bedroom opt~
W/2 pr1vate beacbea • J>9-tni to l>Mutlful 16x36 pool.
trolled entry. Fine home for Worbbop, bit ·., BBQ In
family livilli W/ din nn • lfllchen, llw.ke roof. Ovtt
tam rm . . ........ SSf.500 3.000 *'· n. SS4.<m.
Mary Rarvey CalJ for •ppt. bM.Fi. llll~!!!!!!64!!!!!!2~.all!23!1!1!S .. l!!!!!l!!ll
Cok;well, .. ., 1 c.. Business Property
,,.. 1. c... N..._, Sell/Tracie/or &..aM "':ci""NMl._"o1CI:=" SH at 1790 Newport Bt..,S ••
CM. Eitcellent for rai _.
tate offtoe • bwbeT lbop •
law ofh · e«OOntant, eoto.
Alalmt SU .2lO SSS moeith.
full price $11~ Own/Bkr
~
IA YFRONT An.
PROFISSIONALL Y
DECORATED m.soo
LIDO SANDS
3 Bdrms, 2 Baths
$23,lOO
0.-p Wrn.taruon. ltltr.
m.4150 OPnf EVES.
l
llack hy AA•
Dl\l'Ol'cT tores aJf of Mat
comtt homr, J 11nd fMllly
mom at only 123.500. Woocf
roof. f'I~ bu.lit-Ins, aQ1
ftUOnat>I~ tmne arnJll'd •
OoJ~ RH.ley ~
DAILY fl&LOl J 7
HOUSES FOR SALi
Gen.rel .,. /.
2920 Clff Prlv•
en~
Cu.tom 8.ttf"9me
On • beautifully 1anctaped
Jot overlooktQI the 8-,)'. The
eoonnous 1Mnc 1'00m ri1
be a i>let.IUl'f b entsta.lD-1n,. E:kW ~ kltcbm.
Owner will tDow $1,000 fol'
~tinl I and blt • Ins. 3
bedrooms, 2 •ery larp
baths. ~ Rlsnpus Room.
Beautiful Patio. Well plan.
ned pi-den, Ml)' ma1nten-
&n0f. V,.cant. Owner out of
State • Make Offer. Alldn&
$56,000. For appt:
uk for Esther ~
mrioo Ewis. 548-e629
Gracious Uvlng
Cameo Shons
Jn thi! tmmaai1ate Ooean
View 4 bedroom home. A
wall of gjull far unobo
atructed view. Formal din•
Ing area and 11e11Sational kit-
chen with ~ luxury blt-
in. 3,,, bath&. Patio and
pool for >"J" round fun. Bit/
in Bar. All thi la OW' moat
exduaiw aru..
613-92Xl0 Evea: 548-e629
lay & Beach
RHlty, Inc.
~ W. Balboa Blvd., NB
COLLEGE PARK
Oean 3 BedJ'Oom and Fam-
il,y room, nicely decanted
with neat, neet land1Captnc
-and large rear yard. Top
value for thia tine a.ree.
MESA VERDE
4 BEDROOM
A glance around will quickly
convince >'Ol.l of the value -
2 nice bath!, family room -
two del~ petloc -at
$25,900. lt' I ouUtaDdi:q -
Only 10% down.
646-7171 • 546-2312
OPEN EVE).
THE ~EAL
ESTATER:_;
WESTCUFF VILLA
CONOOM.INIUM. Do u b 1 e
wrooght l(Oll gates leed to
lighted outer court yard witb
generous plantings, commu.
nlty Olympic pool, patio and
Bar · B -Q. T a k e pleasure
from extensive use of quali-
ty wall -to -wall carpeting,
Cozy fireplace, built:ln oook
center with dining area for
family feutlng. Two spaci-
ous bedroom9-n0 crowdlnr,·
two betbs -no waiting. See
this delightful adult CU'flo
free fttftat beb. '°"' ~. ruu. PRICE ONLY ll5,SXX
SELF STARTER
Just $7.00 total down lncltdo
ing dosing cost.a to Veta,
wlU make )"OU the proud
owner of Uri! 3 bedroom
prestige home by Doyle re
Shields. Dee!> pUe carpetr,
beautiful drapes, complet~
fenced. Another SPECIAL.
7m EDJNGER
IC-4455 OPEN EV!3.
DAVIDSON Realtf.
SQUEEKY CLEAN '
North OlCta Mea 3 BR of,
t.n .• l" ba, DeW ~
throat. Call lor appt.
Rltr. 27SO Harbor SB, CM
54&-54a> Ev4 56-49Cl
3 BR & POOL
VACANT • :rmm...Hate oc-
cupancy. OwN!r 11111&' O»
sider leue/op&n..
Perron R .. lty C..
6U-lm.
2% DOWll
New IP'lt·lewl 2*lO 1q. ft. C
BR.. 2~ ba., tam. 6 din.
nn. + buem'L family nn.
Spe.njsh st,yle. Only $39,950 .
Delta Real Estate 64Mtlt
FOUR BEDROOM
OWNER'S A" • + 9 de!~ r e n ta I unit&.
N~er a •1cancy. Out ol
town owner must all. See
tbe9e NOW!
WAL.LY Mc<X>Y REALTY
M'U437 arrytlme ~
Near Beach, SaltDa St&
8' A Joe., Jdnt R.-l lat Mq
tl1lde 1or truck. late car • « -111bmit what YOU b•-AaJch\g $3 ZiO 6«2-3519
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~OUSES FOR Slll HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL~_ HOUSES FOtt SALi ttouns FOR SALi ltlNTAU
General 1• t 100 t 1••1 • ....._ ~ •·-... ;..;:;..~...._-....... ~---....... --.....;..;.;;,.:_ .. 1 ll'l""-------~ O.-r11 tOOO Coth Mina LI• Is• -... u lwh __ 1705 --------__ ;...;.;;....;..._....,... __ , ..
PAUL
Wiit TE
CARllAHAN
IEALTYCO.
/CHECK
11lese OlltsllMlng
Holne YllllS
°''IRED TOOAY .,
·veatentay'• Prkel
Tomorrow
11 GLAD YOU
IOUGHT R.L
TODAY
CALL
546-5440
FOR
INfORMA TION
AND
SHOWINGS
I' \I I • \\ 111 I I
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I( • \ I \ ' I
IMPS to
111 SURF
Cbarm1n1 3 BR Newport
Beecb home with 2 ba1ht,
specbtl l!Vlng room, fire..
plaoe, ~ectrtc built.In 'kit-
chen. 1'lp condltlOl'I. Prl-
va1e )'8l'd. Only SZ,960.
/HlllDYMAll'S
JPKIAL
aitelBRl:~
Ne'l'l'llQl't Hel£bts Jost •
felf blod<s to the Bay -
5Qi(UT lot .-newly l&int·
eel I: wffh heavy new w /w
carpet.a " dnc>et -Look! Only $11,960 -EZ 9ermL
/Til£D Of
lllATED PRICllt
Theft ea1l ... Ibis large
t BR bome + family
room I: • tonnal 1eP1U'9te
dmiDI room. all electric
boilt-tn ldtdlen, muter
lllltie with own t.th, South
See Island )'8td with ~ u.n t.ted pool -Ideal
for la-uatmg I: ~.
Owner must eell now -
~ $34,%1().
/llAT ClllPI£
S BR -1\la b&tb, Sl!,900.
°'11# Mas floar t. oe\l-
W:is ll•••l•oe, ft.1-4 i.r-. .,,,,, ~ 6:
dn¢ • ltnccd 1'l1'd with
patio -D8M' ~ •
... -IWpful own-
er en flnMdnl.
-15•
FAMllY HOME
lcx*llrl tar anaT w.nc
lo ~ Imrm.culate
ccncltka ttiruout-dram
Id~ ell electrlc ldlt-
tna with~. large
family room, 1P9dool 1iv-
inl room, w/w carpets,
d r a p e 1, Profeutonally
lanWaped -oomp)ete
sprtnklen. 0 n 1 y $36,lXI
-Jiun'y!
/WAIT 10
MAKE SCM
MOllYI
Thell .. UM 12lr.tNlppl!r.
Fine 3 BR + tunl1y room
Nltio wttb ... roof,
1% balba, built-In ldtmen,
2 car praea. ()doe cor-
ner locatioo, walk to lbos>-
i*ii. A IJ ttle i-lnt 6: )'&I'd
wortc wtlJ do ~
~ S23.!116 -make of·
fer.
l'\ll·\\11111 ~( \l?\\11\\
M > ' I I \ ' I
REAL ESTATE
CAREER?
We need ambtt\oul men I:
~ lntel'Hted tn mak-
ing hiatMI' emnlnp.
1961 WIU IE
A GIEAT
YEAI?
A PERFECT tamu, '°9it, =-===~=~==-~tM;;.•;;.ril;ra;rt;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 ~~ ......... ~-__;;.;:::::J ftoo4 -$21,tSO ~ bl1r to club, .._.. .. --
NM S BR. 2 tath IMm4I In pi.y&J'OUlld, 5 BR 4 a.; -.,:
~ c:.ud.Uon. ~ ly patio .... dia .... ~
OWMr wUJ le•• .-ltb CllP-TV rm, tnlOt'mal, contea.-
ttoa -verY reuooa.t>i. porary RecSl>Cfd to m.cm wAI.KD • uz
<J'umttul'e avallab~). tor immediate sale....,.. •,,.......
U ~~~m~~~~~ a• ~-~ J fl . 1500 Adami at Harbor LAltGELOT:-sT/ST-0,.... fURNISHID AJ)T. e 'J t t!W (N.,-ctnama "J"beatl'\!) roa IALB BY OWME& IU .. y 1 2 8EDllOOMS -2 BATHS li!!mm!!!!!!!!!!!l!"lll_i!I""!_ •• Bd. 3 beth -formal din ms. n. eo.n. ... lbcDmt, ' AVAL ..... I • w terfi t'• oc IY OWNE It I-bttek1a.1t area Bit Ine. tll9t'1 nat ttm owntr dW. • • .,_. s Bedrooma. 2 a.aa. * a a~~ dole 1 rea ,..
3 Bdrm. 1 % bat.bl. bt...V.. 1'e patio w/fountaln. In .., 11111 put love. • .csn be • ~ • Patio • ~ ID~ t:Z3Vmt • ~ JKIAT SUPS
ADUL'l'S ONLY
Jlfy • -• Sept.
Luxury home m exdustve c:ameo Shores s bedrooms. 4 t.1ht
natural rock pool
acroa the str~t from
private Community Beach
$92,500
trplc, htdwd fl.rt. N"' car-bt!e.utUul eonct. STt.D ~ ~ 1iwe. 4 -.. pa n.ip. iilr.lpslitOt liad ., • .... l!IL C• 11nnel l..t ~. ~1ut. tndlCPOI. Dbl R. C. GREER. JU'.ALT'I' ..... 3 tall badl mt, Jim Wlllllw. 1 cat llnP ,._ * Aleo mdl S BR bolae 2525 0c-. ~ (dM r?~=::;::;;:;======-==
detached ~· Larae 34lS Vi• Udo f73..930D NCl'9ttioo nn. plm tam rm. wocWl!op -· 2 .... * U/mo. 673-17• C:..W.. .. Mir
yard. Cash to Joan $2'J,900. Lge 4 BR-$64,500-EQJor a belOl't dlzmao drink ID ,.,... P Lu 5 i.ae mrr. ams ~ SS3'751l••!!llm]!!!!!I!~~~ iiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiii;ii;iiiiiiiii;I
541-3575 Owner MY• .Si,_ bit.In bu, and liltm ~ 22 x 30 wltb rat t Ill/a.di. t.p f Bil S 1 BDRM. Pool. BLK 'IO
''Get Sett Ofler'' to the atereo muaic froal bit.. room fadlttles WIU> llttle Ba --. .....:... .....:i6 OCEAlf, 1125 lie.
upcn.M tbla could be med • -.... -~ ........ ~ M+-(1611 ~-1 110 Best of Tenn• tn IOllmd 111mrn•, anit 1•zie ., llvtnc qumrten. P Lu 1 I' a m • tu c h . , b lt u , ontr-· "
--------• NEWPORT BEACH at tbt ~ .-a fUU lJO• aputment • 2 rooma wlda ~ See f 4 $1 . 4aao •N•
4 BDRM, 1,. ba, on cuk:le-REALTY ol dJle Ocelb. Tbil home wu lllbolm' • Ftarnllllbed. Aft ~. H. B, .,_... or1;;; .. ;.;;..;...lboa ______ _
tac in Meu Vmt. Many 67!>-1642 EveL 549-1211 llattd at $49,500 • DOW wW plJI taxel Md b1luraDce. ~ 'R.-M7 535-U a.EAN Ba.cbe1or Apta. CM 1'De ACRES
custom featutta 1nd fencinl ..a t:ir $43,000 fDr lmmed. Nk!e llllck Jard, f'ndt 1rtea LEASE, wallr to ~ 4 Bil. S AD adl b:l ~ 'lf l • I IR. re.. 6 Uafnli
&: lodscp'&· S27.950. C111 KI Huntington Beadt 1400 alt. ,.,,. •--' ptden lot eo x llO .. Bl. trt..le¥111. ~Welt. 315 £. 8&IJloa 8td. J'rplicl I PrtlPatb I Poole
t-17'53 ~ ........, Acnm fmn Santa Am 9m. ~ at-4M1 BALBOA m'*5 Tmafll • c.i.rt Bkflt. I
BY Owner. 4 BR. :z ba, lam ll'e ~Ti~·~ .borne! LO:E~~~RU ~ O~~ ~ 1 Ba .._, MIMI HufttlngMn IMch ._ =:~ IM-2111 •l!!!!!!l!!i!~!!i!l!~!!!!!l!"I ;,·e!1:'hog ~sis;: Only becau.se our dlDdren • G~ Strwt ~ llDl1 J'\modal: No ~ flt ..,. 413 ~ s. 0.. Bwf)
NO DOWN GI loan. 5'16-939& hive gone I: "Dad" I: I no Lquna Beedl from CAUf. Fed Sita ...... Dlla.... a a. ~ FURNISHED ~ DELUXE 3 W.. loriger need a large hot'oe; (oe:xt to 'no-Toe nwket) B)' Ac>P't cmly. hla RWrm. 11r ~
roca:abewwltticompkte Newport Beach 1200 lbesi~ ~U:: m M .. Dr. C.M. so-on========= 2 Br, 2 ~~= H......,_ leech ~ kitchen and 15'X1T :=-a.rc!m). ")'Oil need On T.~~.SPf-~Ri ... _ LEASE,' BR, 2 BA. Cl1ICS. ,.., ... v.n.r 1410 ~pta.Goodlocab lblk BRAND Nw 2 BR., all falnll1 room. Stunning UV· N E w p 0 RT B EA c H --GJllCV Ytm:1a ~ frplc, fenced yard. . de.bD.e fMtQ.rel. Nr. HID>
tng room with white brick OCEANFRONT cott1~. an 1 apadool 'l ltory ne9r new Cout • OLDE WORLD n~ Ownel' • tlrr. Eva ' m:>IUC, t• •a.. aarpeta. to 5 poJDta. $1«1. 1881 El.11*. 'ttnaton c e 11 t • r J1t ~ QuJllty 1vocsdo adorable vacaUon b om e ltodeor model) 4 BR. ta.& M ED IT ERR AN EA N 131-Q(l drapes. bullW., "9ce4 Apt B. ~ •
waD fd nil carpetina and with cm1y 100 ft ot Sindy ll.v-type home, you will be Yilla. Cbalk wtlite pWtt!I', S BR 1~ battr. wUb new rvd, AftSI J9llt J,,ft. IM.a. MU303 or 60-28!5 2 BmllOml ~
custom .,.perlet.. BeeutilW-Beach between you I: the wise to .ee Ol.D'I befon you bit on 4 Jevela. 3 BR'a Bldlt carpet1na. bu IM baDt·lm. .. ,.u. SJJO. l»-G8ll Rooms 6 A(Jta tor Rent Apt. far rtDt. Milla 111 )y landtr:aped. lM'MACU-oenn. Completely furnish-buy: It bu a deligtltful, pan-rm, fonnal din-rm. $43,sJG Imp lot W1ll rent at $110 DJ, wk, mo. Sbcll 16 2 BR -ta. 8 0... ci. H. 8.
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Pl; . b lea tba.o rent. ditJon. $56,IXXl. Excellent mal ci1:nq rm .. lfvlnl nn. KJSSION RI.TY~ wttb $\5CX> option lllCDq COMPASS MOTEL ~ HURRY' ftnancing. Phone RI tr· w/flJ>lc .. 21ii t.thl, tsia» Asent 54Ml4l . J..2 6 J BR. boules. Olnal 118 • Uth St., H.B. 5.1&-«1'11 _s...._a_AN _____ _,1 are~. • Owner KI H'736 type kit.chm w/elec blt-tm I: utuN Nltwl 1707 3 BDRM. Dtn. rm. Uv rm Sor~~ ~J!! 1 BmltOOM. tum. VOLTAIRE
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--exquisite home has every-Ing covered patio ' ~-CUSTOM Bit-4 BR. ll ea. Beaut · DU Acacla St. OK $90 Mo 982-1981 1 -I BR, StDdJol thing to make your family homt, affords gr a c lo u 1 Newf1 deconted. Lie 1225 · · tee _.., ~lcg!fo3rmaSplacd/Bin/Rrm·a, 3mod/ba, live happ{Jy! $31,IXXl. By country club I.Mn&. ~amed ~1}!! -~1! Hood LD L---•---a. -· 1 B ED R 0 0 M, ~50 ~~ ~ refrir.patio
(X)STA MESA OFFICE. .., ' ' owner 847-6640 evetlwlcndt. ceJllllls, fenced ya rd; vu-""' ... .,:..., ----_. '"'1~ near .bffcb 6 liOWJl. -· · ....... , ... t"'• ,... •
2629 Harbor 'ilJvd, L ~poolkltch~ itsi.59 ~· EXPECTING? llpitfnk1ers lncl. In lndscplJll. 2 BR Ge.r, petto, troptca1 R.nt•ls Av.n.bt. &tT-5'171 mpools. r' ~n:! -:,~ Sf">.94191 Open q 9 -PM · 0 • · Thia home baa spectacular eetUna. Quiet for adult.a. 1 .,..-y...,.. ...... ;;;iiiiiiiiimliiiiiiliilil'!,lli' liiiiij SUbm.lt terms. Jllch9rdloo./ Golni to need 5 BR 3 bllthl! new, onrlooking El Nlgud blk lhops • .,_45. ~226'1. ~ a ..,._. . all _. RENT AU . <Betwn McFadden I: ht St.)
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Tbe wumtb ot old-~ ' 4 BR -OWNER new 2 story homes. 2 frplcs, 496-6191. N.wnart IHch_ J200 teatall a propertJ 1lltmp. I S000 Rent•lt W ..... Be beam ceiJ prdto kttcbeot wttb elect. • ·~ CWTOKERS WAmNG G.Mt-1
wrought iron dnnr 31•tbto 2-·"eotrpl .. •-.club·;..~ blt-\na, ~r. formal ~v•-s • bdrmHome onL •-cL-L-BeckwtOa Rlt1 I..-. Bdl.'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TWO youn1 ~pcm.111hltt this superb 4 BR t. ""'"" mer ""'· · ,.. · • ..,.,...,.... """' ~ • ·~ Iii& ._._ ..., & ,.___.. B ..-.. -II womm wbo ha•• lived and
home. Soaring ~ '6-W'&ent. $28.<m. Opes> Week-~. rm., extn lg fam rm, beth. wltb pool. PrNtiee ,.., .._ W'7· ._,..,._ VEN DOME worbd In the Laguna ~. ma 11 l v e Mexb.n endl. 3.51 62nd St. 61!>-0144 c:pted, 1181" beech llll.1 at area • Monarch B • Y. ToWllllo•es Beedl atta for ane
briclc fireplace I: fonul 547-7401 a.m/agt. gs:~ ;_ 30 year loan "1th ~. cpta, drpl. Vacant Conpnl•I ..... hbon Duplu11 Unfvrn. ms .,. wmi-to ..... op to Sla ••MJ wt. amdous t ee1l --'-ce-C all SPECIALI -rv diDinl room! Pant.lied sane SUPERB Bay view: 3 BR, 2 -owner 0 • .... .,..... pu/Drpl., 2 BDRM. ~ drpa, blt>tna, 2 WKS FREE llNT per montb for the rilht
room overlookt larie aunq Ba., all dee., 2 ety. deeded $116,500. Phone 4!&-1344 °' kltx:hen blt/lna. Community cple, exclUslve area, Mfa. ,.._ .. _ _,...__ NOW apartment In Lquna or
patio • garden with oUv\ t'Dhouse; 2,000 eq rt ~-'1'161 Pool • Yard Matllt-.nce. $165 rB--0130 ...... ·-........ Corona del Mar er ea,
tree1. Enchanted playboust Care tree lu:x. tiv., w/pools, Call 53S-1M4 or 96Z-KTl NEW 3 bdrm, 3 bath home, 2 bdnm. 2 batha ... $200/Mo. N.wly Redecorated prefenhlJo neer b ea ch.
in childreD'• yard. etc. Mow $39,500 673-4356 bl lbarch s.,y, Cpta S bdrm1, 2% baths. .$250.IMo. RINTALS CIOM to thopplnt. '.rte DHlre nkel.Y fllm1ahed. 2
near-new home I.I cleairated a BR. cust. home, by owner. WATCH YOUR WtREI L&ndlCPd in ttont. Room tor IAY & IEACH A..._ FumhhM Boys Club & Girls Clvlt bedroom dwellJllc, Would In rich warm colon. In fuh-~ck Bay are•· :z Ba., r pool. A hlxurt.ooa home, Realty, Inc. r·-e Spedoua 3 Br'•. 2 Ba permanent bUt de11nltely
ionabie vea oeer Dover tiplc., bctwcL floors. 514~ Glow With lilplredatlao al ttUOID9btn11iced at SM,950. 2025 w. Balboa Blvd. C•• Mtl9 4100 • Swtm Pool . Put/cree not want to be bound bf
61M>rfl, but not letaed land. i.e.n avtll. S'JS,500. 642-2&59 tbb spacious 4 BR FASH-P!aw &-UH or 517-'ml m.-3&63 Eves: 548811 e J'rpl lndtt/lodtJ fac'1t leue. Want to move In
Unbeatable ~ '89,'150. W OCEAN FRONT ION ~ model wttb <>ce.n View custom home HARBOR view Hi11J New 4 WORKING pl to lllme 3 e Adults 6 Family anu June er late Y.Y and would
Ruth P•rdoll, Realtor ~ 1 br dbl ar cpts •tel'eO in&ercom, ~ 2 bdrm A den, 3 t.th ~. BR. 3 Ba.; oc~ vtew BR older house. Mmt llb 1145 Anehelm Ave. 1l1te prllqe d1spoal and
1600 Weltcliff Dr. 542.!)'200 A-... 'S49.so0. 494-fui • ~ .. ~~ hr·e~.I.~ In Monarch Bay. Cptt. ' bome. Tam. rm., 2 frplas., dop' cats. Located CID 9l:!'e C.M. 6C.m4 uoti;..~ ~~ & .... .., .,.....,.. • .... •"" .,,..,1 roam. d.rpa and euy mJ.lnta.lned carpeted 6 dnped. Din. rm. at. land near &OU courae llDd • -suer • WANTED BY hner. Excel cond. 3 BR F.atY VA or FHA t.ennt at 1ndlcplnc. Fine home at Ir brkfR. nook. Patio. Call back bl¥· Nice laodlca~. RENT p.m.
2 bed), lg fam rm, cov. a ~tic price, f1'9.MO. Call 49&-5791 or alt. 4 P.M . .fM-1231 ~ lncl utiltdetl or wDI low'· W"'"ANTED~=-J.,..un_e_.l!S~on.....,.1111--tl
Real Estate Siles People. pe.tio. 646Jl909 Pacific Sbare1 Ralf¥ 64T..J7Tel Lquna Niguel FOR Ia. 3 BR, an-er tor lite hsework. ~ i ltooms Furniture tenn Jnae, 3 BR houae, ~~ ~~~~!nlE If OWNER 536-889f Ewa. 9l)2..8'701 Corp. domlnJum Park LI do . aft 5::1> 1>·111• $25 Month CALM. Give lovtns car&
Over 2S Yean in 3 BR, 2 la, crpta. drpt, tplc, 1730 Chldrn Itta at pool. $240. $22.50 Wk. Up l'UU. OP'nON TO BUY Xlnt rd. 549-~0lO
Oran&• County wet bai ell elec. fmced, SOL VISTA DIM Point PH: 213: 275-6969 • 8tadio • Baell aPL No deilolft o.u. R..,_ for bnt 5995 . e Full pq• advertillnl pool lOO ~ to Oc::dn, VERY Popular 4 BR model Cpt.1 3 !Ir., S bl, 3--car pr, .t.w, ... ..,., ShoNI J220 e tad U'tDJ A ,._. _.,_, H.F.l.C.
• Inter omce t&type · CLEAN! '29,960 ~'1125. drpa, water aottmer, 1up eeW patio. $27.IXXl. 29 yr • Maid 8lnSee • n a..a. Pumttvre Rentals BACH Room w/be. N en1r. e Train1nc prosram ~9991 eorner-lot. Owner trlDlfend VA, '"· no 1lfttS 496-a!S DUPLEX. 2 BR 1: Den. e Mn Call A llu' 51'1 W. 19tb. C.11. 5a-14St Fu.m.. 3 blka to bch. No
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• Mui pthcr benellt• BR 2 Ba bile OD 2 Iota; blocks South of HuntinctoD Duplex• For S••• 1975 80-3430 &Ari:Av ~ PODn'E. c..t. --5100 BY Wea .. mmtb. Quiet
Ca.II ~ • For Interview can }IH u 1 1pts. Rm. to Centu. 2 2 BR A Yard Furn .1 llr ACit-Htd pool. new h 0 m • • Reuonable.
NEED 4 IRO:OIATHS ~~o~~ :U~st' c! 8'$7~· Jone. RHI~ -Quiet la'sislde. c.ta_r·· l1ek 8-y 3240 ~ult;, °'J st ~I· HARBOR ''Try thla one'' 10132 For-Prof~-'~y3, decorated • ~k in re_; ~er 673:2119 -· -G-1 or EvFH"A· ..!!..__ S:l(XX) dawn. * 534-2588 3 BR fmctd yard, newly 19U POMON; fu. CM rm.t Dr., HB ~ ~ L peinted, near UCI. Sl.'iO/mo ·• N JU.50 UP wk W /kitchen carpeted throout. "111 101'-5~% tAN 3-4 &: s BRa 2 Ir 3 bet.hi. RENTALS water pd, gardener service. SPACIOUS Bachelor, Newly GREE S $22.50 QJI Studio Aptt, 233'~
mal dlnini room. Mott ex-Owner will altl'Y ltld; 3 BR., Take yOUr ptck. SZ>,900 to HoUMt fumlshed KI 5-2124 after 5:30 PM deoortted. .flllM,Ue kltcbm NewpJl't .BJvd. OI 54M75J-
quistte A: immacu!ate. All 2 Bathl; Nr. ~cW1 A: -950 All _.... _......_. --w/relrir nto. 28 Men-..-fllv .,......__. ...,, . ...w .........,.. ·------· BAam.Oll • umr......,. Nice room~ bdl,
bullt-Ui electric kitchen with Martnierw ~. bonus roona. Rental• .. Shi,. 2005 CeroM .. M.r 3150 doza Dr., Apt. A 545-5421 from Sl OO ..,.... u~. pm ~~ l.eed'!1':= "'!= i;; = .. ~·~d:!._!9-~.. WORKING pl to llare S SPAC 3 lWl, ~ a., D\lpld D:!.~ =-2 :~~ IDd. d. ~ 1WI. &13-18 tw. ~· 540-17".ll . s Large Bdnnl. 3,2!!0 tll· ft. 814 Warner I04G BR older home. MUlt like $250. Cpta, d?Jia, pvt .. Heated pool. ample partcins. 1 • ' • s BDRM. OUMt ..... ""
TARBELL 2955 Harilor Ivan Wells built. Fee and. dop" cata. Loca~ Ob acre home. Colw to ~. No dl.IJdnn, no pets. 1965 l'UR.N •• UNJ'URlt noo Windward Lam 2 Story Colonial ot land near golf coww and 673-2402 after 5 pm wkdys. Pomona CM 6G58:l8 Bntecl Pooll (]ifJd °"" Eastslcle CM WATERFRONT, 62 Ba~ POOL bark bay. Nice l~plng .. 3 BR. fam rm. cl1n1nlr rm, 2 ~. New cpts, and 0.tff. AdJ . .;, Shoppq -
2 B ho dl.,.~.. "-· 3 BR S75 ooo 5 BR 21" badls, formal din· $80 Incl tttllitles or W\ll low· pool, ~ Vi""· $.150 mo. .,_ ..,K 1613 .,_ta Ana No peta allowed R me, .... ,. room. 'LUVes. • • • f'r ror lite hsewtl'k MS«>39 ,...._....,_ 1 ... .,. •• ...,.,. o>GlJ
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Llcen.aed. ~ hardwood floors, carpets. trade for ptWerty, A.rnblui Ing room, elect. lcitchen. f . . ._,..,,,...,e RH E et ate Ave. CM. 8 3 8-4 9 21. 2'100 Petenoo Wa1. a.t Hal'-
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close in tocatJon. $11.500. N.wport Hgh. 1210 847-3531 Eves. 839-1537 spec Uni Pk TW1lhse w/ room It wet bar, new of fvm1 unf NNly redec'
Wallt-Mceardle Rltrs. BY Owner $2'.l.500· 3 BR. 11' ~ ~ GI lolrl for same. Pool. tmnia ct. Call ocean and hlJla. Call owner l)OOI. adu>is. Monro.ta A fAIWAY
lB1ll Newport Blvd., C.M. BA ty • ted Nke t01y f.ZD). LoYe1y 3 BR, Mr. Andenon wkd)il, alt 1 coll, 213:713-31GI 19th. ~
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FOR SALE tnp. Alley '-cce.SI t 0 r ...... ~ A betcbe. new home % ml. hn dltnnk, pado, IV· $1».
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quiet cul-de-eac ttttet and ~ Pool -..n...-• · u .a .,..NlftUI C.omplete reenadan tadll-Mesa Verde Golt Coone. Regudeil R ... rdnl Lovely 5 bedroom i betfl • 2-~tarJ CHARMER . I'............ 111 V!ctotta, 54Ml38 wn .,,. ttea at aood establlsbed
PooLaod wat.rtalll. Plf'llY Cest ant boo:ne mallon avec family room born~ 2 BR tum. So cl Hwy. Sum. l140/~~ CX>'lTAGE Flam. m. tnd. GAIDIN Am. tenantl. _, 1 to 30
furnilbed. $56.500. Good deux chambrea 1 ooucher ~:t lnclud' -~ . mer noo mo. or yrty $2:55 utU. CltM, tobfr, *'lie. ~ aDll JMIP at "tu Ume,.,
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mtt apt. I
i.WW• .. ~
• pod Joe.
Alto ba'ft , k. I>
ner aft t
er1ta1i
IOW ~ .t. F u Elt. :I
lANCE
at llipt. ..un _,
ittioe.
re, 1Tx48 .... -'°" -H Dr. '
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ftmdly, AMI ~. 1969
JOIS a IMPLOYMINT JOU I IMftLOYMliNiiTFtil!iii"&&'IIIRlMlillfrnPmiiTim:iifii~e.1
Hlltt W_...., Mlift 7200 Helf! WentM, MIR 7200 Mel• w--. MM 7'200
TRADE $10,00> Eq In cbOiee
Bay View J BR 2 Ba all elee
2 lty., 2IXXI' deeded tnh>ule .
FOR late car, T.D. 's, house
to $80,00> Owner 613-4356
FREE & clear 100x300' lot
ioned f:or horses, cor lltb
I: Rodeo, Hesperia, Cal
$3SOO value. For plane free
.l clear. good cond 642-5740
BEAUTY Salon. 6 statloos,
estab lG-yrs Lido area. Will
trd tree and clear no.cm
eq,. for R £. or wbat-bave-
)'OU. Bkr. 548-mt
& COCO'S·
COOKS
Yomt men In·
terested in
CJroWllHJ ortan-
batlOll. Excel-
l•nt lnMrance
p I a n & profit
sharincJ. Please
apply In person
betwHn 8 & 4
P.M.
J. W. Robinson·
Hee openlnga fon
Sllespenons
-Women'• B.tt.r Shoes
--CHu•I Shoes
--Mldt Clothlng
Top Commlulone
Full time
bctllent btn1flt1.
Apply Pereonntl
UM, Mon. tbru Fri.
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT 81ACH
An equal opportul~
employer
has open1ngl for:
• Aut Mlin.ger
Must NM! cooking el{pe.r . * Exper Fry Cook * Dl1hwaah1n Must be reliable.
DAY SlrlFT
Apply In per&IOll:
400 S. O>a.i Hwy.
Laguna Beach
IANIC..flNANCE •
PERSONNEL
YOU WANTl
lllCUl\n'Yf • • •
A permAMnl Job.
ADV ANttM!:NTS! .• •
A promlllng career
IA.LARY! ...
• Tami Liit
Mldtf nisb
A SoCJd •tarting waae
BENEFITS? . • e Miiiing
Mlc~l1lst He>111kalilation, retlr&
ment , etc.
WI WANT:
PeiwonaUt,y, a m b i t I o n,
neat appet.rance. ability
to meet the pubUc, mini..
mum ol hlltb achoo! edu-
c:adoa. Let'• talk It over.
~ aau for lfl a~
~t.
TOMMY WARREN
SIC fln•nce
1022 W. Lincoln, Anaheim
774-Tm
CAllNO
srnw &
SHEllfRS
Mobile Home
lxp1rt1nce
Exctll1nt opportunity
-Apply-
• Drill Prm Open
• Tool &rlader
Ope:nlnp aa dQ
and nlatlt lidftL
Protlt abm1nl
Min fS hr work weeli
J. C. WTll CO.
671 w. 17th St.
Cott• MIN
541-3421
AD equal oppo~
employer
Sale9
AAA·1 COMPAIY
NOW HIRlll&
3 Br, 2 ba. comer lot, Npt
t{rtl, in very nice CCbL WU1
trd for other property or
COQI. med -st late ~odel
trailer. 642-4610
1555 w.
Adams,
Costa Mesa FIBERGLASS I fXPLORfl Doe to a pWmed IWIU!let
expansion procram the An&o
heim Division or o u r m.
temational firm now bu
need of several amhitkul
YolDI& m e n u..», a JDtnS.
mum or high eellool ectuca.-
tion. Excltlng job cippor.
tmitles tor the yoms man
Who wllbe• to be tnlned In
PenonneJ Dlrectian, Of&e
Procedures • D d Salet Pr°O'
motion.
'66 Pacemaker Imperial,
mobile home. Will trade eq---------
ulty of approx $2()00. for
late model car or ??!ff
548-290C leave message for
Dick •
Loc1I m•nuf 1cturer hH
lmm1cU•t• openings for:
~:·::.~~SR~ERS ·"10TORHOME CORP I
Manuf actuNre of 4000 C•mput Drive
high perform1nce Newport leach
WJlL Exchange 7 free I: • Electronic
Assemblers
•uto products, r•ct
ur bodlff, etc.
Tap wages. good work!ns
cond. XI.NT benetita
Experienced C.... lots, cloee-ln Palm:
dale; S8500 value. FOR eq.
ual equity in local house or
income. ~S-4412 eves. • Wiremen
MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE e
BERRY PLASTICS • Fry Cooks
Counter Help
NEED money. Will pay
Ranches 6150 109' silos tw SlT,cm. ,.;;;,;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;_. Excellent lflClll'ity * * *
12,000 ac. Madge f.!~7000Realtor SERVICE DIRICTOltY Cow Ranch ......, SERVICE DlllECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY
615 m1lel from downtown Ban Mo"91911t T.D.'1 6345 Babyslttlnt 6550 ContrKtort 6620 P•perhanging
f'randlco tn beeutiful tree $!51i65 lit Trult Dee4 on fPeC-WILL beibflit 1 cblld • 6 mos Additions * Remodellna P•lntlnt 6150
lltlldded coaatry. Would be tacular Oceanriew lot. Sold to 3 )!'I. Q) wtdy. Days. Nr. Fred H. Gmrick. L!c. INTERIOR &: ext paln11111(.
tdMl tor rec:reatiooa1 devel-foe' $1960, payable 1% per H&rt>or Sbopp!nr. 548-1J9'j m.oc>t1 * ~n10 Price• s!Wled for 1prln1
opment or dude ranch with mo. tnclud1nc 1'1 an due 3 BABYSITl'lNG by the week. clean • up. F!"ff elt. 30 yr
wUdlite tn llbmlanoe. Thia yrs. 10% di9coullt ately l.Arp 7ard.. A11D lnmlnc. Eltctrlcit 6640 exp. can Chuck at 548-5314
property la ~ for returned approx. 12% per Call~
stock with water tllnb, good yr. 494-1137 ======== ELECTRICIAN L!censed A PAPERHANGING & PAlNT-feDcinr and lJuildlng. PrlO! Brick, Matonry, etc. bond e d . StnaU job1, ING, clean &: reu. 20 Yra.
for total nncb $$ per ac., Money ~anted~.,.!> 6560 malnten. &: repairs. 5411--5200 ex. Loo ref. 642-1332 aft 5 pm
with a separate 320 acres I bl 6890 aftilableat UOOper ac. Tor PRIVATE MONl!Y BRICK, O>ncnte, carpentry G d In" 6680 ~-u_m __ n.;;.,.g ____ _
-•-"· -•---n G'--CUstom CablnttJ. Sm a 11 tr en • ,._..,....., ~ Clal4 -111 rvn --------LEAK.ST Gu or water elec-11ansam with: 'ht A 2nd LOANS Jobe. OK Frtt Elt 9S2-G4S ANTHONY'S tronically located andtt c.
Eckhoff & AIMc. Inc. moo 1: up. payments trom Garden Service ment, blacktop, IJ"OWld,
1111 w. a.pa,. Aw. $1.33 to $32..27 »el' maath lulw.n 6570 walla, ahowen. any place. ~.Calif, on each UCXX> borrowed. REMODEL • RF.PAIRS 646-1948 Repaired. Water lines clean-5«1-~ Evft.'Mcnda, S3M'127 Jack Slnlth Co. stnce 1M9 Reslden .. ·• Commerc. TOOm COMPNLE'EWl'ELA· CLEANUPWNS ed, preaure restored. 13Do!f. Breedway, S.A. ......, cAL.L-.1·~" 642-0M& 54~1 •nytlnM addltom. Reun.1 675-~ Jteu. m~ care. Pru-BankAme!fCltd OK
REAL ESTATE I 6590 tna. Landscaping. Exp. hor-?LUMB.ING
1
__ Ge_M_r_•I_____ ANNOUNCEMENTS C•rpenter "I Uculturist. REPAIRS REMODEL
AcrH..-6200 •nd NOTICIS !NO JOB 'l'OO SMALL! Lawn & Yard 642-31R8 , __ ..;;;,______ Resident • Industrial Com· Upk
IO ACRES • (on Main ea.st. Found (frM Ada) 6400 merelal • M a i n t e n a n c e eep Pool Service w~ roed) Newberry, PUPPY: Loob lilce Germ.an Repair and Remo d e L rototll, arade· ~ 6910
Calif., Silver Valley, bl· Sbepberd. Bll< noee ra~ Reu. Lie, bonded, l.nsut'ed. * MOWING, edging, .l clean
deMrt. drJ, lJ miles e•t of type tan. Npt. • pl er . • 96l-191l or &C40M • up. Moat.1111 ra~. Free
POOL MAINTENANCE
Rellabl.e Pocll Service
We •re an ••t•bllshed
eommercl•I firm with
llbtr•I fringe benefits.
Only people with •t
r..st 1lx months IX•
perlenc. should 1pply
to
PARAME111CS
929 B1k1r StrHt
Cost• Mesa
549.2221
TKHNICAL
WRrnR
wilb -.nenoa in or-
aantmia and w r It I n g
electronl.c tmtruetloo and
and maintenancoe man-
ual1. We are an estab-
lished commerelal firm
wtth liberal fringe bene-fits. Ple&l'Je apply
PARAMORKS
2460 Lemon Ave.
Long Beach
426-1883 or 636-8003
HYGROSYSTEMS
Men on Part time to work
with aero-hydrlc systems.
Hydrlc systems proetss
eiq>erience prefe!Ted but
will train right men.
Must be bondable, Zl-35,
!!Orne college prefe?Ted
but must be high achool
graduate and lived in
area 2 yeara.
Call 'Mr. J . Harmon
In Anaheim
PR. 4-7256
Man1gemenl
trainee
Train for a branch ml.l'li.ger
In one ot our 600 branch of.
fices. Promotion to higher
supervi~ positions will be
detennlned by individual
JX>rfonnanoe. ~e traln-
tng or practical nperienre
deslred but not necessary.
Pulflc finance
equal oppcrtWllty employer
Tubby's
225 M.,ln• Avenue
B•lboa 11&.nd
or call 6'15-(106
I
BUS IOYS
Awrage $100 wk. Part &:
tun time. Over n. Apply tn
peraon to MR. HORST
CHIE.SI, 720 W. Bay Ave.
Newport H•rbor
Y•cht Club
Between ll &. 12 noon, and
5:30 PM A: 6:30 PM except
Mon. It Tues.
Busboys &
Dishwashen
Full Md Part Time
Day and Night Shifts
<Nrr 18.
Apply 1n person
BOB'S BfG BOY
lS4 E. l7tb St.
Costa M...
$540 per mo .. t1lary
No experftnee ll nece...,,
due to the on-the-Job tram.
ing at COmpe!l\y expel!•,
Quaillied men will recew
~ f 1 r It pramotkln bs
June. Only apply If yoa
can START W 0 R K THIS
WEEK.
F o r immediate consldtr•• aon call ~11&3 9 A.II. to
2 P.M.
Mainlen1nce M11
Maintenance po 1 l t ton
available with oPPol111ntt7
IDr promotion. Hydraulic
experience helptul over-
time aval~ ~t
working and
fringe benefits. Submit
detalll to
lox M 102 Dally PUot
An equal opportunlty
employer
Bantow. "1.-.t d LlikH" 675-4343 PLAIN pl1Wo0d doable estimate. & RepaJn. R8aonable.
543-4070 area. 90 Ma..made labs ID prqe door Labor a: * call 963-1911 * valley. AHalfa. fllh ralt>ina, laig haired Siamese cat. Yk: materlal sssm lnltalled an 6960
929 S.ker StrHt
Cod• Men
549-2221 1901 So. Ma.In, Santa Am S•ltsfMft a Mln•gert
545-0481 eu.T oppcrty w1tb le•cfuC
SUR.F130ARD Mtg. c 0 • I
needs lmmedt.tely, f o r
eteedy employment, exper.
sanders, laminabn a
g!o89en. Must be dtpert.
da.ble; h1nee appllcanu
~red. AAJty., pnon.
8 AM to 5 PM at Jm.A
Plaotn&. C.11.
recreetiooal· Many develop. of NB area. Male. Haa blue .,... ... hardware. 642-7528 MJaAPlnt~EbGyARDthe~tls. _Sew_l_ng:::------HAIR SIYUST
moots bl prorl'MI IQdl u a collar. 67)-300& .. ~ ... --~
ski lake f« watu aid in-BL.K It wtit rabbit Pet. Vic •Carpentry • Cablnett • Good reh. E:xper 546-7758 EXPERT ALTERA'MONS
struction: much a fa l .fa of Ca11f Sehl. ~. • Bit.ins • Alterations • Cut ft Edge La,wn 'Ti1~~0~=-=· MAINTENANCE
PAINTERS (2)
AQUA-AIRE arm o1re11n1 °'er 100 mu. tual funlls. Full or pt time. ~ D~~~ON ~ E~ No exper DIC. we lnltn. Caprice Coiffures
lllRING. WE NEED 22 Npt Bell ottloe, e42-6422 g r ow in g : f In I 1 b ed DACHSHUND VI G rfl ld • Repaln • Reul 645-9583 Maintenance. Llce~ed.
restaurant witt1 •ever 1 l • Paularlno ·CM c ~ FR.EE estimate.. No job too 548· 4808 • 545-6570 aft 4 PM Alteratlont-642-5845 MEN TO TRAIN IN ALL Santa Ana oUlce, 547-8331 Soulh Coad '9au
DEP'l'S. NO EXPERIENCE fJlv~~:cw Ask for CAL 546-7186 la.kd for fl.sblng ct ll'IVtm-' • llD1lll. Remodelt and Ad-MOWING, Edging, vacalawn. Neat, accurate, 20 yrs. exp.
ming a: owmlte campeni, Lod 6401 dil.lone. 548-<1181 Gen'I c:leanu;p. Hauling. Able te tn•mel doors. NECESS .. AS WE TRAIN. ' . SERV Sta. Atteod.. P/tfme,
STARTING SALARY e MEOIANIC, exper. Costa Needed far nilbt A wknda. and roW eolne; • lake with CARPENTERING & Roof. Odd jobs. * S.18-69!1i JOBS & EMPLOYMENl
waterlront ~~viii.la~ LOST Long hatred 81ame.e tne. AD typet> • AD wort EXPERIENCED Gardener
for home u,.. eat, male. VttrJ ftimdlJ. guAnnteed. 539-6729 * Lan<is<:aplng • aeanup • Job W1nted, Min 7000
Apply R•y Tucker
llewporter Inn $495 PER MO Men Auto Work.I, 2QiS O:lntaet Bill Gut b' ._ • Placentia. a.ta Mesa 546-lTST
level SI acres bu a wiell A Park Lido Vic· Reward. REPAIRS * ALTERA'nON! iteaa. • Rell.able stz.4400 FOR lNTERVIEW CALL 1==::;;:::====::::.!..========I MON. It TUES. =·~·:::..cmai:. 5434YfO CABJNE'JS, A1lY Gu job. . YACITT Sldpper/ Eai!nnr 1107 J1rnborle Ro•d
or ~ • UJcit 1or -nter Grey female min. poodle, 23 Jn dplt. sa.an.s Gentnt Slmct1 6682 a v 1 11 a b 1 • immediatd)'. Newport h1ch
lildhW w tcr -ftlllnl. Vic Edin&er A Golden West =548-=3561======:.
547-0607
Owner N1..f&40 lftl a: Friday. Lie No. 12m H.B. Cement, Coltcrete 6600 Painting, Plumbing, Car-Job Wenttd wtmde REWARD! N7-T284 pentry. ~I Rel Insured. SAW CtfRK MANAGER
• TIPPY'S l 0 1 t. BDr bord• CONCR!:l'E. blk. Spatltl B~ OK Men la Women 7030
ooWe wb1t.e ~ en tile, wrw&ht iron, wood a: Call "Mike' 64Ul348 SUPERIOR Aieney (est.ab
BAR le DINING ROOM
Experh.•ncect. Send resume
le salary required to TO smll ESTATE
2 1/3 ACRES
YACAIT UllD
front.Vil: Npt Hp,~. alum, patio roof.I. Uc. 6730 1946) 8CJ'MDI, test. l offers Pct t1mt b' Newport
!536-6246. Reftrd. smmo H•ullng Pf'rmanent Secya, Bkpn, sion.
CUSTOM PATIOS a A~ 11lund&J 12-7 p.m. APR. 24. Fr. Poodle Blk HAULING + GENERAL RrC(.'J11~. Tyinsta. • Acctl. The Tobuconlat, Inc.
P. 0. Drawer 391
Hunllngton Beach
MJna 'Pierre' Oranle cd-Block waIIJ. A1ao coDCft'te CLEANUP Ole. M~ Draft 1 men,
lar. Santa Ana & cabrmo awtn1 • removal. 842-1010 Yo1l'n1me It -I bsul It Dlg1nrM'S, etc. 55 Huntington Center BUSBOYS
CM R-.TCI. 642-~ aft 4:,,, CEMENT W'Oltl, aD ~·· Reu. Big John 642-4030 1857 Jl;irbor B . O>lta Meaa Hunlinlt<Jn Bea<:b Qualified to work In high -=----~-~~. No job too small. Free t sL _, • ., HAUL.tu G .. Call 642•n41 grade restaurant. ~rs full
2 1/3 ACRES oommerdal SM. Gny kmelt cat. Vw:. H. mJFUCK ~ '~H "' "" time permanent wori<. Pleas-llOOeCJ (CS)• maJGr' th» Larkspur & Na:rcl!llU8, GARAGE CLEAN-UP, C.U Domestic Help 7035 BOYS 10 -14 ant environment. good com-
ougbfltt tn 1111.nta Ania. ~ CdM. Red coJlar wllldl CEMENT work. p a t t o s • 646-1530 Goo4 nll!W.! • Good profit! pany benf!fitL Apply:
J.e&. a.pm., ~ tnUler OIPd'• Ptt. 8'75-19.K drlvew~ ::O~ia All " HAULING. 'I'ral!h pickup. L1VE INS BALBOA PENtNSULA luffums'
padl or oftwl' ~ Lan'! Bl.aclc Lab rad 0 r, typn. · ~ Anytbins ·we do EmplOJ• pays f199 DAILY PILOT FHhlon lstind ~ or hold Jor fl.ttuft fr>. male-; April 24th, vie. 131b a 'l'HORYK CX>NCRETE It all. Expert work. 54.S-2792 Georp a,ta:nd Aceney • 6C-Cl2l •
Cl'Mll id va1ae ~ Bolea w b t t t ier , CM. Rew. Fr NO .met ~~0!'1• 8A VE MONEY • a.ton you 106 e E. 18th, S.A. 547--0395 -.-NIGHT SHIFT .-CARRIER IOYS
Aw. fi:aD1 ~ Into 4-M&-91 " el · ....,....._.,,.,,.....,.,,., Take It to the dump call COOD Jt0tr'I'E3
,.._blvd. Sewer line IM>-REWARD • Bell Ir HonU Chll4 ca.. 6610 Ua! 64U188 or 642-5666 Afenclee, Man / 71 00 $1:~~ ~~IFT AVAILABLE
bed 1111 """'"1· Am P le Mewie camera at 11' Q.EAN Loll, garages, etc. "Jelle Are HUNTINGTON BEAal
wat.r ...... !>me by m1 ......... pkDlc are1 VACAN<:f • 1 child. Hot n. ~monl. dump, 1~. Our lueJnea" Mt. ouv!G~~t 4-Jm DAILY PILOT
W. Bolla. ..,. Ana, then ~ 4/'17. '44-HIO ~ mpe, toys. ac-backhoe. ftll. sncte. 96.2-8745 e 14.2,..mi e
pbaoa OW'llll' MM5SS. FDIALE Se&Jpolnt Sl1meN u.w. Uc. M&-153t Coast =yment f1JLL.TIME aau A Ileen&-MAINTENANCE Man . must
BE8T I> 80'9 lloaMl!te for cat. pk\lt collar, IDftll1 HIV1CI 0111CTOltY tronlnt 6755 A C'l ~~~a:·tll: :Cm:: have some "M> r k I n g ISO. per In 8an l>lteo CouJ>.. ICUlll; Olurdl Ir Fun.too Santa AM Prorl Bldg. ~ labor knowledie of plumb I ng ~· F~ ISO dell"" St. --. CM. 541-1652 Centflltwl 6620 IBONING In ~ home. $1.Zi Cos!~70a..!~~ Au ... ~2v~611 ~·a R I c 'h ,1~~1 ~ p~ electrlcAl Ir palnttng. Good
n . Wat•· tlltn lfaht d TAN a bf1r a.mo~ hr. Vic N. Costa Mesa. ,.._ -? Pallsadta Rd .. Sta Ana work In r o o ndl t Ion a , ~ .lf-r. a 6 Pala Puppy. 3 mo1, Cm A c:oU.v. • ROOM At>DmONs • 546-7462. Hr• 8: 30 lll'll • 5 pm Mon-Fri. perm•nent job. Fr In ge
.. Qa&I Cab 15 mbmt. Vie ftl N..w.nd • .EIDia. L. 'I'. Collltruc:tioo IRONING In my honw. ~ wanted for early a.m. benellll. A.at fO tn 50. Call
to Ian bteao. WlD ~ JL8. ID4il5 1'Mltly ....... ldlct. or You d·'t·-. "--~ ...... •-. Help Wlfth4 Men 7200 deUvel")' or newspapers. I!)-m.1m ltJr ,-i--....t. 1°* pil tr'llllt 4"'d tr uni: $~ IC" no ,.._._..,.._ pros., 2lt bn per day. Must wuiu~·
dmrn °"cr .u • tlemebl MIDUll ltad blldr lbart pl ti. ---.. ~F2; • 548-1990 . UPHOLSTERER • 'Inlne. Uve w. of S.A. Rl•er. s. o( • MACHINtST • ba1red dcr (m1le) vtc. -,._..,... ~· "' IRONING $1.50 hr. for mlll'IDI ~ mtnUL. Cardf'n Grove Fwy. Mlrlitnum 5 JtW -.r tn ""°'lttto. ....._ Cal 1 Pllwalllk A W a 11 • c e e.dmalet 6 i.,o.rt, ~: _._ -·• A 1u •11 -~ p r o du c t Io n 147-2022 • ...,:.1111 • Expe1° &12-0238 co.: U~I' _. ........ p. pp..,: .,,~,., _.,..,.,_..,.,
54l-0731 · -Jeck 0. Co. E ti ~""'--' Automatic t.X'P'T dM1rable.
Ill AO.ES rwtl ltDd: toed. • OK AN. s ~wc:dPtkn LICENSED Olntractor. Ad-lronlnt WenNd $1. hr. 1m Placaitta. CM 148-2451 r.:0:1./~hl'\I Sii~ Smlll lbc)I> wtth I 0 0 d
elect. ftllr a..U. at oeq ..... In OINaa 4fl Mar. d.ldonl. Remodt.Uq. &n ~ -rufUTD 6Vi\D.ABLE Newport Harbor bendltl, OYtrtlme. O:llta
$151 Sitt Ao. Wiii 4tf*. ldetltlt1 P.O. Bes 2SC OfM J• .,....._,, m.--2121 M-. Ml-WD
TIW>E b' Fite mlta. nxJNI)· OIJe -~ ADO • Jtll90dtl e "-11' '•plrhlntlnt II H = A POLISH A DETAJL MAK
°"1'm/Al/I. ..,....... ~lo .... -l>r. C>ll ,._ • -. • _,.. Po"'""' "50 ~ ~ !Co~I --. .... ,;;· ANO
...... A o..,f '210 ~· Mt-5'm ~.,:.:: l*:IC FIRST CLASS Pa1nt1na Ir DtlfNJ MMS21 IER\l'Iai 8ta Attlelldant, PAJm OOON'1'l:ftMAN
• .... tlmS. Pa~ nuz ~ 0 REEN I u:a>ER Full onri n . ..,,. medl e:iqier, DIAN LIWlt ..... • W ~ .. '1 ,._ Vk W__. 6 ff , • Jn TDUTES. 56Mll tfmr Ant eleetric cut U'nJoa sr..a.. m S.-tor. m8 ~. C.M.
p , • r -. .... ti ....... ..... =..:, ~ .. ';,_~ PAINTER NEi55i WORK! IMn: cmt time. ~ In q M-DJ:I .arr SI.ft ..... I.Oft ,.U. PW1 I..... 20 nt ap. H.ow11 or Job. P'"'O" ill .. •.m. on})': FRY Ooelr. Dtalinruiblr. Aj>-MAf4 »35 ltld ck11Vtt7
ftc. 7 *WW .An, JIB. ~ Cf•• '62J Ret.. 50-d k\11'\t 0. aan1ry Oab. ~ tcd'• ~ ICfiO and ~. t 'a.m. to 4
............. '4el QlJ ~ .-....n 411 PA.IN'J'D«J ANY J\ 0 0 M * Tr'• I e l&Jd E. Cit Hwy. OIM A.at for p.m. atart Sl.T& bola'. AllO
KALE amlUARUA. e •ALL TO WALL e FOR $15. Top c<>l1llldtlirlloD. a1ary It Dull JIC1 tilnt Job ~ p.m. ate
G. T. ~ Vic (If~ a. a&. e CAJIPEl' a.tAH1NG e c.JJ afttt 4 PM 50-tS!M you quaJlr, bpw. only. SERVICE et.ttoa MxJ'. Cf. Harold 495 & lnb 81. CM.
R.i9l Dilate A,....-...a BIO Dllooa&J ..... INTER ot Ext. PAINTJNG For In,,.,.,. lib ~ ... S&W7 opm. 2ln £. OOOK • 2nd or dlnntr
UG E9o i6Ul1 ,._. • &lfi cf t w .... ._, DODD. a:RVJ<Z. Locai ,,_ f JP tl'f OIMt Hwy, ~de! Mar, ~ ~
rw a.-• -.. PILOr wAJirr MM r --n1. rRJ.:S ..c. .MNGT .oi.e • • • u. OU.JtaB,., ...a .. now. -.mi
\ . \
Help W•nted,
Women
ACCOUNTING
CLERK
J. C. PENNEY CO.
Accounting Office
IUINA PAIK
W• ere ecceptl1t9 •pptic.tioM
from nperlenad Accountint
Cletb.
Appt~nts mu1t demonstrete
proflclency in the operetfon of
the I 0 key edding meehfn. or.
ha~ recent ceJcut.tor work ..-
p•Mnoe. •
Qu•llffecl PlrtON
.,. ln¥1t9d ,.
!ulNftlt AppflcatlOM
•t the l'"pltynieM Offlee
7400
Corn1r of Vltley V'9w end Orar ........ ,.
lueM Park
Or Cell mM61
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PROOUCTIOll
TEST TECH.
.:~ ballc elf'CU'Ollic
• theory Knowledge of log-
lt' cu cwtry duirablt .
Military and I er trade
scbool
s .. Luke Wood
COLLINS
RADIO CO.
3324 W. Warner
Santa Ana, Calif.
An equal OWortunilY
employer
ffillR
~rt 11m1 poll•tion avail-
able, wt>U i:roomt>d young
L'ldv. Hours 7 a.m. to 3
p m Monday through
Fnday. Te-lier or l'ltw
A~tse~pre
ferred Pl~ apply ui
~MIOO to MR LITCH
Glendale
Federal Savings
2333 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Bead,
An equal apportunity
tmplo~r
TRIMMING l
INSPECTION
PlnstiC'S parts. Pennanent
posiuon. Excellent wont·
Ing conditions a o d all
fringe ~nu.
Will train but must be In
18-35 age group with good
eye sight.
CALIFORNIA
Injection Moldlnt
200 Brlgp Ave.
~ta Mesa 546-4460
An equal opportunity
f'mployer
Cook-Housekeeper
University of Callfornla
ffiVINE CAMPUS
Chancellor's~. Din-
ner meaJ + light ~
kf'('fllng. Hoon 11:30 1.m.-
7:30 p.m. Start $3$ per mo.
contact penonnel 833.s2(ii
for appt.
F.qual OWomJnlty ~
DINNER COOK
Apply tn penon
See Manaatt Uam-2pm.
Stuft Shirt
Restaurant
Stt Bett1 8nJCll! et
mi~6 Gxec
Al{ency foe-CaftU Ghia
410 W. eo..t Hwy., N.B.
By a ppol n t. 646-3939
Are You Looking Fat
Better Pay?
Advancement?
Added Skills?
Consult
any of these
FINE
SCHOOLS
A More Rewarding Future•t
Schools for Children?
GJ Jlarref f
STUDIO of CHARM
And MODELING
Phone for FREE BrochllJ'e on
"SECRETS OF BEAUTY"
5.47$71
ClasMS Now Formint
Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
r::::'1 Course approved bv tM ' ~ • I ~Calif. Supt. of Public Imtr. MfWI .,....
* MODELING AND TELEVISION
* CHARM I PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
* DRAMATICS.SPEECH-LITTLE THEATRE
* SPECIAL COURSES FOR HOMEMAKERS
*CAREER GIRLS
FLORENCE $MALES
Director of Our Sta~ Licen.sed
Modeling Agency
2 Locations
1519 N. Main, Santa Ana
1965 Sunny CrHt Drive
(Sunny Hiil Vlll.ge) Fullerton
547-6971
179-1000
SAN I ANA
HELICOPTER PILOTS
\
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IF YOUR· CHILD
CAN CRAWL
HE CAN LEARN
\ TO SWIM
WfTH OYH 11,000 IACKY AH P'OOU IN THI AHA.
OUR CHILDHN MUST LIARN TO SWIM AT AN IAI.
UH A•I FOi THllll OWN PlOTICTION.
UL TIA-MODERN
INDOOR-OUTDOOR
YEAR-ROUND
SWIM CENTER
11 wma HIAm INDOOI POOL
p...ay Mt11•1 .... 1 -Swt. lo SMy At a.. -1e4 c,.. llldnctle. -s.i .................. A'91t.
VIRGO FAMILY
SWIM SCHOOL
OPEN 7 DAYS
9 A.M.-9 P.M.
12851 BROOKHURST WAY
GARDEN GROVE
636-2550
... ..., CWl4 ~ A a-"
COPRE'
beside the
blue wtter5
of the
Pacific
~ PUlmcn Wa1.
Cotta Mesa, CaUL
Nonmber ~ 18'3
Cbllcntt 101..-on 'l)pln1 Scbool
in Del Mar A•enue
Colt.a, Maa, Calitornl.a
Dear )(Ml Chilcoat
I am 19 yeen old and a ltodent
at Orange Coaat Coll~ge. J have had no prn·
ioua ~ence in lyplnf.. Thia ''Name the
Fingers ' method ii very ~ and quJct to
learn. I think that all the glrll who are tak-
ing typtn4 in lcllool for two yean bave wut-
ed their time, when with the Cb1lcoat IJlt,em
one can learn typing in just.10 easy leuoal;
the reuoo is that one bas been taught that
there ere really 11 rows of keys! I sure wiab
that thl.I simple way to type wu taught in
public schools -their met6.od takes SO Jone as compared to what you tea.ch ln 10 easy
leuons. It was nice that the government med
it in its trainini of Veterans.
I am glad I bad the chance to
learn your method ~use it would have
taken months and montha to team to type in
90me other school
A verv bawv student,
VICKI M. S"l'&PHENS
CHILCOAT 10 Lesson Typl"I Schoel
f 73 Del Mir A"'1ue
Costa Mesa, CaUfornla 541-21,.
Maximum Tralnlnt •••
Minimum Time •••
Lower Com Ill
Three BIG Actv•nt.,._ Offered You
-at-
POLLY PRIEST BUSINESS COLLEGE
COMPLETE SECRETARIAL COURSE
-16 WEEKS -
lndivldu•I Instruction Fr• Pl•cement
SHORT COURSES
e Shorthand e Typfog • light Booklc .. pint
e Repro Tech_ Typint e IBM Keypunch
e PerSOMUty Development
SPECIALIZED COURSES
let•I Secretary -Medl~I Secret•ry
Brushup Typing and Shorth•nd
Budget Terms Open Evenlnt1
(Instruction on IBM Electric Typewriters)
POU Y PRIEST BUSINESS COLLEGE
325 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
Phone: 548-9723
SELF-HYPNOSIS
To Control
• Smoking • Weight
• Steep • Memory
• Habits • Attitudes
• Studie1, etc.
Ofange County's Orlgln•I
El)ly SKcea 111111
...._ **" Comllllen
COLLEGE~BEAUTY
oilers only the mo1t advanced, updated
Coune1 and Technique.. Your atl.l1a will be
on1, u g_ood as the training you bave been
Civen.
New Classes St.I Eodl Twday
Register NOW
646-2919
1195 N..,ort llvd., eo.t1 Mela
2117 s. lrktol, S..t• Ana 5404667
Anna's
p,...School & Kindergarten
ANNOUNCES
Faclllti .. for En&.rtecf Enrollment
Register your little ones for:
e A Full (fun) lNmlnt Program
e Pert0n1I, Llc.nted C•,..
~ further enhance your
child'• day, we now
have Mrs. Williairu1,
Prof essJonal Dance
Teacher, on our staff.
2110 Thurln Ave., Costa Me ..
•
Ph: 646-1444
newpon school of business
IU DOYH DllYI, NIWPOIT 114C•
Confidence c:orMS with Competence
SF.CY /TRAINEE
WU! train good typist. SH not
neoes.o;ru;-, hut helpful.
Fee Pak!. $350
Many Fee & Non-Fet> Jobs
Beach Al-ea
SCHOOL
APPROVED FOR VETERANS
TRAINING under G. I. Bill
Earn $10.$50 per Hour
Aa Commercial Helicopter Piiot
Magnificent coeducational college
preparatory school. Beautiful class-
rooms, luxurious dorms, gymna-
sium, auditorium, library, large
swimming pool, student union. HYPNOSIS Our skilled teachers are offering a dy-Sound academic background in Eng-' namic accelerated SUCCESS PRO-
lish, mathematics, home economios, GRAM for "career minded" Secretaries
music, typing, history, science, art, and Girl Fridays. The cUJTiculum is
drama, reading, Latin. Modern Ian-based on extensive research, resulting
Several ofc. trainees to $330. Obtain complete detalls by
rMklnt •ppointment with our
courtMllor-no ch1rge.
guages, by native instructors in CINTll in knowledge of the Orange County em-
French, Spanish, German, RusSian ployw's pel'IOnnel needs. Gaynor
Employment Atertey
225 E. 17th, S. A.
542.1201
and ltallan. • HYPNOTHERAPY UNDER DIUCTION The school features weekly instructi<Jll
CALL NOW Kl ~ "197 Seaccmt fun, water sports, ballet, AND SUPIRVISION OF MEDICAL DOCTOR on the lMest models of electric ~ t1""V tennis, gotf, bowllng oo the green. writers _ Selectric, standard electric
Open 7 days Interviews and test1 for the Fall and IBM Executives. Stu@llts atso
mSee BettyG,Bruce at SANTANA HELICOPTER PILOTS ru~estg~ften~~o:~th~~ailable Floyd McGuire lell'll uae Of modern dictating equip. meat.
t• ,.,. X"'C F.A.'A. CONTJlOl TOWER Appfications for enrollment or tutoring "" "" ~ 131-7340 827 "024 C&1l Nona Hoffman tor information re. Agency tor Career GIN P•ularlno & R9dhlll ~eptei <f1~· FoB Brochure write: -v gard.Jng other interesting and n~
410 w. Cout Hwy .. N.B. ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT pre •.. ox 688. alboa, CaLifornJa 18.141. 4tla Street, TllStla sarycurriculum.
By appoint. ~I!!~~!!!!~!!!~!!!"!~~!!!!!!!!~~~ ~~~~-~~~:!!!!l~!!!!!!ph~o~n~e ~71~4-6~73!-8~6'!1~0·~~~!!!!~ ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~~~!!!!!!!!~!!!!_!!!~~~~~~~I
Bilingual Secy/Spt\lliah • ~ Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Het., Wented, Help W•nhtl Jobi Men, Wom. 7500 FC Book~ ........ S500 Women 7400 Wot'Mft 7400 Women 7400 w--Help Wanted Help W•ntM , .. _ w--7 .. ""'
Secy/bench/mid 30'11 $'100 wk -----------------------_..,....,, 7400 Women 7400 Women """ ... ,..,, .._ ARGUS EMPLOYMENT GIRL Friday: M. T. w. 3-U RN .. 3 toll It 11 to 7 ahlfu.. --------
CONSl!LTANT AGENCY PM. S.S 7-3 PM. Office ex. EX'Cellent a.lary It benefits.
»13 Wtstclltt. NB ~T798 pH . mandatory Plrll L l do COnvalescent
1624 E. 17th, S.A. 547-6336 (SHORTHAND. ACC'ti· typ-Ceonter 468 naphlp Rd. NB
1695 O'etl'nt/ A*n 6JS.0041 in&. filing, hua. letters) 642-ll044 --------Pel'IOl'lallty plus: will train. JAMAICA INN HOTEL
Women 7400 Ai~2-ground radio. Martin ~ ont more m111d. E:xper
Help Wanted AV\ation 546-4300, ext 20 hell>ful, but not euential.
ASSISTANT fOI' Ke 11 y aft 5 P.M. Sl.65 Jtr. Apply In peraon:
Repro Typist
Type 65-70 wpm
-APPLY -
M1rshlll
Templetoo. Muet h3•e call!. BOOKKEEPER · full charge 7101 L> Cout Hwy, O!M ~olog'lst I I c e II I • . with ~me income l&X DANISH Colk.. c I r d e n Communications 64.2-flt4 •xper\mce. Pmna.oeot. part S&IMIMty. JO. to 70. l'\Lll or ct; ttm,, 4 houn ~y. ~ day ...... ..__ p•-Te...,hone Appointment eek 5.l&-20.fT mt .-• """'· ROUant at-Soliclor. 1'utJ or put time. ~im or w ~ee. m-2140 9:30 to
$2 Jll!I' hour ploa baous. o.11 R.N. Aalt Din>ctor • 3-11 -· ------
644-29'l9 ahltt. MOil have ~rv!ICW BARMAJD6. • ' •
2UO S. Anne St.
Santa An., C•Hf.
Art ~ opportuoity
em~
Bench
Assemblen
of amall ~~Ion ~
tro -rnechllnlral 4'Ylcet.
Experience prrfrrred but
not ~ry m amllll
parts &Slf"mbly Apply •t:
STACO INC.
1139 Baker St.
Costa Me.a, Cafff.
NEED 2 FnIJerettes.. Can eq>tt. Swingen Dffded 3-U, DANC~ GO.GO
..,,. $4. hour. ~ train. aD pciQtloos. Night owls. U· UVE-IN Sllkr In exdl fer An equal opportllllnJ
H.B. Mn-G r • • n be r I T ~lief aupervUot", R.M. ~.,.~PB Wtttr room A bnt 1 ctlild. Mother mlploytt
80-a525 llt&O. LVN A. alds. ~ ...._,_. or 833-9763 wor'9 nlahi.. 50-*>08
MAlVRE woman for reat * WMl'RESSES It car TOY &i'OR.E. CM DRAPERY worlc room lwtp. DENTAL ~ptinallt. Able
bolnt ~ SaWJ"'I' Guest H--. will tnln. at-Salnla.dJ. No ap nee. Exper. Mel MorNon Ora-to take Xrtl>" and do ~
Hal!IP, l519 Orange An.. tracUw with bu bbl l n I f'uII ttme. cla;yl only. perln, l&Sl Plaomtta Ave.. chatnld• us!Stillll· Newport a.• Mna 94t--fT1I ~tts, full oc-part 25 or CJYN. Kl ~nm C.M. ~acb OftJce. Gu -2 U 4
BAitSlliEA flat 1 yr. de!. time. T1>e 1.oo, Coast HWJ Alk for Mr. Po0octr • TD.EPHONE SALES bttw. S.S.
Mom. 6 afttmOOft. OWn at MacArthur DENI'AL Ofc. Mgr. Ex:ptr. Top eornmllllon, aalary U TELEPH=-==~ONE=--C-lrt,--p .-,-t
trmf. LVN 3-U SHin or 4 yn collep. Sine.le. ~ >'Oii qulify. Ex:pe:r anlJ. Ftr tinw, ll(ll)ly in penan. No
..... &ft 6: 30 PM Nftpcrt H I r b 0 r COD-u. ~ IBmWtw ~ 546-'lOCl siboM calls. PIHM . .,.,.., ••
CARE. da1l:r m }UM ~ Home, 15 55 • RDTAUltANT HELP • WOllEH ..,. $50, 15 houri TV • Hi Ft, w 8l1'ar
lt. N.S m A fJ"anlp Supe!l"icf Ave.. N • w Port ~ OVER 21 ... u a l'Ulla-ette. Mn. ::-:Bhd:-::.:::' C:::'::::M~. ~-~-
11>4DJ -"· Ufth' ft. ee.ch. 541-m • 56-93 • BlwD. .... &ANDWIOI Maktra ....... licili!Xi:a;fii:Jia..~llD.~ LADY to ~ tor 1D1 wUt Salesl-tf u,tr1tncrd J:XPJtRJENCED BarmaJ4. p.m. to 4 a.m. 5 ~ r HOim. Nft'PClr't for J mo. .. fttarD trona For ~ .tore .. To 15 ,,.. ~ ... ~.... ~ER llDCRY
ta.-DO lapttal MQ 1. Salary .,.... 0.. M--. sa.340'l Room 158 W. Udl, CM. ,.....,. ..-.._.,&. Colla ·-
Jllollt ............ to-ml « p a Dd1 ,Sl'MER A HCt1t balqic, bf QUALIFIED ct.UYn, ~ LIVE In housff""" •·
... • llld1 ............. P0ot n.e wf'M. Older~ pnl. Mmt know OnQp °*"J ~ A ~ff~ Xllll
... l(J ... Cl !:O'ER. I AL IS PERSON CM. S40--1112 c.D 541-5'Z lfttt 5 Pll. livkls CGtldltlonl, Pa dJq
PJUllE -f'WllnCtlt --1 • 5'CW.. ., 22 tD e 1'S. H!EKPR. mothrrieu brn. 3 ROU!EKEEPE1l b eJda'\1 .,.. lMI.> Itta m-mz
&Jl4 r .v. ww .,..._ -.. :-11+*l4l ~ ched:m • ..-a. t. and u. ~ Mon tmu "" w. Dllt1 ,.. "• .... , n • ,, --. _auRaS,... ..ar • ... a:tM. Rda. f1>Q3 8llu7 ..-. aan ai.ms .-. • Go4ll
EXPERJENCED
CRIDIT CHICKER
UNITID CALIFORNIA
IANK
3029 Hert.cw llvd.
Cotti~
5'6-20U
Alt eqQlll ~
~
Appllclmb c.uilddllM aa
merit ~ o( .-ce. ,.up. ereed, ealor, ..
tfioaal _... ar ~.
Typist /lecepl.
WAlllESIS
Dpa ...... antrf
Jt."'119 .......
SUD a StlLOIN
5"0 he. Ctt. Hwy • .... ,..., leech
Electro-
Mecha n ica I
• AsSemltlers
Experienced enty.
ComfM"er AatemWy.
-APPLY-
Secretaries
Typists
File Clerks
ACCOUMTAIT
Ac:countinl ~. two
yean General Accounttna
experlence, 10UDC end am-
bltloua. Send fttlDDa «
pbone
America,., Inc.
214 HOIQ>itlll Orcle
Weultmlnater
-..sci. l!:ltt. 331
lMMEDIMl'E • . • Sbart and Equd oppartUllitJ e!Qli~rt
Loni t • r m aatanments.
Santa Ana, Newport Belch 1li£N It ~ to drcUi.te
and o.ta Mea .VU.. popular ~ Umt be
EMPLOYED
OVEILOAD
)
~~°'~ 0om7, Good Pl). lnqutre
at 19115 E.. l~ SL. Room m. s.nta Ana Ol' ' b 0 ft e
~. .,....,
.. ... ----rllffdaJ, Aprll lO, 1968
;I08S 11MPt.ovM1Nt ••atANDt9 POil~ MHCHANDtSt flOlt JMl1tCHAN01s1 POI ITRANS-'ORTAT10N ruNs1tORTAT10N TRANSP01TAT10NON"IYiioorJiii5immciN1T1m 1PCnmor
.loOe Me-. Worn. 7500 4''-1 AND TIADI j _ IALI .. MtD ~E _ SALi AND ~Dli _ 8otts & Yechtt 9(;00 Motwcyclee 9300 lmft:!rtM Auto. '900
!WJJE'S W1C 1 BEAUTY Ger.,. S.~'" I022 !•vlliia '\ " ~ Mltcelf•n!!.." l600 ;-i;r-MAnID\'S 4 2' ~ DUCATl TOYOTA IMPERIAL
SALON chllNa ~ FR.lGIDAJR!:. .. df, .r. f<JllEY • D.C.F.B. 'hriil delsel ~ l"alr c:Ond, fa --------·1--------balr at)Ulb •bo •bb 1op HS: Hcon1 ~ ~f 1--Eilf PAID OR LOA.ND> h,p. G.M.C. ~.lne factory Mi-~ an 4 PM
empl.Q1 In newt)' dte. -* ~ aood .. ... .. I~ l n lmtanlJUleoU.lly on alraGet r •• • 1 l t . New dW.1 I.:=======~ I
w/all the l&tm ~t.P· d>l $1 pr: Dlnttt. • al. COLOR TV any arUcle of value. We ttnentor 1ll v. Aaldq Jrefi.r, Tr~ M25 Oomm 6 I or auar. .. Tb1ft I.to, lT' PGl1. TV Pf: apedalb.e in, aod PllY blsb-$21.11» Apprabed at ~TSo.
«>mm OD halt coocll W.. lDI'S MORE! 15f!CIJi1•erior , est pdcea q. Ftnuclnl avaU. Excelle.!lt PJUV4TE PAa'tY baa FC!UPJrJn1uS~ftd. 59-3"8 ~ CM. ..... ~ SI MONTH I>lamooda I Gold Jeweley cuodftlca. Call for aiiPt. ao ft Mobl .. Home ~-L-1-.1_......._ _ _.1 __ 7600 58 C. M. Jewelry & Loin IO-f511 SHA.RP, ~bTE.~
.-.-mun1111a.-J ..... 1838 Nl!W'l)Or1, c.M. ses.nn W 0..... lrl91ntfne r't'llQ tD rw>. bl& ....... Ka
360 P•OGlltAMMING INDUS. oaAmNO
GltOC. CHICKING
'TRONIC ASSEMIL Y
PU/TYP
Appta.nc. llOO ReoW4 can appJ.y to purcnue 1961 Kodd • adU under .,..... electric A: butane. Tl.kt OV· liBY PHONE WANTED n.ntl • tlbet'glus • tly er pe,ymenll or will trade. UNT Ol IUY -3651 . brldee. dual controls. TIS 8'll-W6 e.tta 4 P.M. lf oo
Nn utomade ...._ . ~-e Pe e loe.ded w/extraa e US'ftt. try ap.lft.
St Wll!k f tto 9:~ • T DAYS a.ak1nJ $26,000. ~361S or 20' ARIS'roCRAT '18 L.and-ca,oa KING 'JV '~!-!!!!!!~~~~ Furnltu~llt~ ~ L1oe 1 t 1 OPEN'TDAX8 1: -Color TV'a-Ste,... • r, made r p .
RM\_"W-HJ.A'&$,.,._ 1210 CAL Cat No. ~. New tram-Monomatic toilet, shower, __,,_ -TOOLS -~. trir A cover. Xlnt R.efr-freew, ."1ater beater, w ASSERS OS.IS; tb7en 1151 SOLID St.ate ~ 531-1212 ... 893-0555 oar.id. ~ 1 p.m.. ~ .. .ii I p ace ~ u t er, $2800.
681/:a TOYOTA ~~.~~uOloi:t
NOW HERll run ...... ... 1 -• H E TH!M TODAY ... ell ~-ior-:-u:. u;
Mlt1P011~1T,..:S • •-1>es-· t -ol!f!t_. -CaD-J-eny-s-tar liWt. UUIO TV 60-9742, till to 6 PM
CHIVROLlT
'64 CHEV.
19G8 Harbor. c..M. 64S-SSIS Strper Sport H. T. epe. G<lld
melallc -1th matcbing buc-TRl U MPH ket aeata. Full power with
SACIUFiCE! '67 Trluqb
2000 sed. lo mile~~. z1nt
cond.
factory air. A ~ Unma·
C\llate mr. 1'1U price
$1495 ~i ~rm: Reb1& .. St~. BeatdSful CIDDl!Ole. * AUCnON * cty. ~ C15-3462 ~1. '!25 Santa Ana ~toot• Atoe.; Gu.ar. t ... _,,~·aw• ... P•vbalan-,...·..,..,,. u 25, M ldl AVf. N.8. ----,.-----= ...,~ ~ -v· ...., u )QI will aen or ~ '-V<>4Vln fr a n . ~lCllG ce d $79..15 or stmll );'!..__,___ -,•--r •--"'-"' 11' SCADABOtn', alps. •:
Make olht! 642·1293 JOHNSON Ir SON
five Wlbdy a tr)' "'.._.-u-..-: • ~ GAS OVEN ~IL Oedit Dept., Aoc:tions Friday 't p.m. ~ °" l trade. Owner. ttqUlp. w I stou. sink, tce-
Full l}u. ~ $35. 541-2535 53S-128S, Anaheim W!-~ , A ct· B ID:. Swalet Anct1. 646-9139 box " aide attachable tent. rnvy s u ion Im 15. l'lBERGl...ASS b 0 1 1 Utl!d oncttl 96).Q51
Behind Ton)l'a Bld~. Mat1 w/atttrlng and rontrolt. ~~ Newport, CM 646-8686 $350. See lo appreiciattt. Truck1 9s0o ANTIQUE Vk:tnJiaD Glua Southl1nd'1 l..rgeat FOAM Rubbf.r cut to &iz.e. 9D-mT
Haviland OliM., f'lauerlnel, U.......1--n u..i....a ...JI t b I I --------'68 DATSUN 'i'!>'· PU. dlr, taqia Fr tbJs. 881-9940 mvuwJ" ...-lll~ea. a r c • 2!' ~IN O'ulser, sips 3, $69 dt-11. or talc'! bade. 36 • · ~umiture & A,.nan~ naaphyde. Factory outlet. full cabin, new uo -o, t:>. •• no 86 .... ...,.,.,
'9-1"1 Machlw 1120 AUCnoN ~ric ~tih<lh~~ ~ ~ T.ice mnauer'bo.i;. • .:~~ ~. ;;.~~~0•
urr SINGElf d walnut Every Wed. to41fe 7 P .M. eo .. i:. E. 5th st., S..A. :: <hft. \bbrd out· r/h, S:,~· ~d.
1966 CROWN CMPERW..,
lmrruac! 4 dr hdl.J), full pwr,
fctry alr, bal 50,000 mt fac
wrt;y. $3GOO 64H042
MERCURY • I ~
----=FO=.---~ lA9l1 IM!.l'Yiceman Every Set. Nlte 6 P.M. e brd, ~. 12• CartDp -========
r----Ill T llnl ln-Dim. wm aacrlflce 1nspectlon dally 9 Lm.... SS c •sH SS MUSTANG -·••If r ftl madllDe fOf balaoce $U.25 p.m. We always have a ti-.-" Velco. 1988 Pomona. CM C11moen 952() ~.~ .......... left. for cash. Buttanbole1, mendous selection of qual.. We pay cash tor. r-H... 9010 16 VW Camper. FUily equi~ '66 VW, Bug. Excel cond, all CHEV '57 Belair Coupe '66 MUSTANG ~~~;;-'th; blind hems, etc. No at-lt;y household furniJhlllp • I Furniture / Appliances -fl ped w/niropean tent, tun-extras. 11350· ~ a~ top54~! !
tac:hmients needed Aut~ Nl'W & used • Plus color I Antiquu ./ Tools 35• KETCH 5 mo old, tull ed exhaust, trlr hitch, 833-0597 aft 6 PM. · er _s_ H.T. Cpe SU\lt'I' blue met.allc
Southland. Tbe acbool of matic bobbin winder Touch-TVs, stereos, 20.000 sq. ft. ON ITEM or -rac9 cear. t-efng. 90 w AM/FM, ~x. closets. 2 REUUJLT VW engines, $300 '': OOOBlSCAU YNEM. \18.U aSllut50o, with matching interior. P/S, ~ ~;!b 0.Matic. ee.ler will OK oJ funllture &: late appllanc-COMPIXrl HOUSEF'Ul.-I radio, DF fath, 50 hp Exct>l oond. Aft. 7 p.m. l"a or best oUrr. 2929 Alex-~ Ill ~;_.~ se power disc brakes, auto. 289 Comple~ Secretarial _ peyments of $1.35 "'~k & es. Call 547~C8 or 8'l7-3211 Perkll'll, d!l, fully loa.ded, w1«4t1, all dy wk n d s andt'r Rd. Lag &h Pt>'_. -----=~ P~l tb.ru-out, Re-
Brushup _ mM Keypunch. iuanuitee. Call anytime 5~ WILLIS CLARKS GOCNG ovel"le&B -Must sell aleept 6, $26,500 ot trade for 675-3562 '56 CHEV. V-S, 4 dr. bdtop, $
1895 Start aq Mond.ay-E'feJilna 6616. A.OK COMM. GALLERY everything. Fu.miture, rup, R-1 Estate or power •66 DODGE V8 Family Wagn VOLVO top mechanical cond. I:
c:lusea a.LIO. 1917 SINGER. due t 0 7722 Garden Grove Blvd. dlishes, misc. 847-4638. 5761 cndMr over l> ft. 646-2610 , Caml>er. 1 Nb' f<luJwed. very clean. $395. MH786 JOHNSON & SON
POLLY PRIEST divorce. Auqna.tic Zigzag Bee.ch Blvd., at the G.G. Fwy Mangrum Dr., Htg Bch. aft S YEAR. ol!I Sta re ra.tt Auto, eiec brb, R/H, seata '681/J VOLVO . / COMET Lincoln-Mercury
BUSINESS COILEGE tn entiql» w h st e mblnet. 9 a.m. S1r11arir. 1'', ZO lb. beautJ 8. Ot1t-ft'ller $ .29 o o . NOW HEREI eo.ta Mesa Bruch
Butbilultl. overcuts, fan-POOL TABLES MOVING • Spaniab Cahlnet w/JJ# oi dacraa, t~ tb• SM-~ --------19U Harbor Blvd. 642-'MiO
325 N.~ewpon~, N.B.. ey .titcbell. etc. No • ._ ,..,1961 BRUNSWICK c.'Olt $225. pvt party tell ~ sailor. Hard.!y FORD CWl&ocil truck, 1~ ft SEE THEM TODAY 1•60 COMET .66 MUST V-8 loaded, rib.
LIFETIME GUt • OlUcaal 10 7 peyrnent.ef 15.88 eecti « Slate tram $369 bric 1'18 lri* O!M m-me ....... .......... ~ -· xtra tanks &: tpare $3 $() f4Jt faJiA Will fin bal. 4!H-9m lesson Typing Sdlool 173 IHl ~.15 callh. Guarantee still Brunswick $329 value • • eves all day wkends firm. 642-4640 after 6 PM """"-1"'"' ' · ' · thrifcar ~or6 eyl A beautlJul 2nd
tacbmmta needed. Aa!Nme ""AMF ""TR.IAMGl.B $100 Mlac. Furn It brio.a-~· .. w,!!! valcustoue ~or~ camper, ltOOO mi, air cood, fj L • 4 Dr. 8edm. RIM, auto wttti da, ~ dell i.-take trade.
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0 2859 M w....a ,,.... ._, • '65 MUSTANG VS, Law Mar CM. ~ on.· ""' OK. Call aftq 5 : 3 0, ONLY $239.88 •tnuJ'\I ~ftJG • ~.so. 2 COLUMBIA 29 Mark II. '67. ._.
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MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
~uu ........ ....-. .... IMPORTS -es, powr, t co ..... 522-3520. UIO~ FINANCING pc. (European cra!tsmen) Coqil equipped, custom ex-Imported Autos 9600 n650 can 673-5400
SECARD POOL Free est, del, pickup, 2lS trM, alps 6, butane cooking, SCRAM-LETS JOHNSON & SON =====I m s. Main, Oran&• Main, }ffi "Berny" ~ dlnett:;'! en900cl 67b3ea7d629. 30 hp 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 Uncoln·Mercury OLDSMOBILE Musical lnat. 1125
532-1982 KJRBY va~um cleaner ud auir .. •"'· · · Costa Mesa Branch
BAltJOS attachment.a. 'Balance $51.10 13' $TARCRAFI' Sailboat & ANSWERS Autos W1nted 9700 19f1 Harbor Blvd. 642-70Ci0 '63 OLDS Deluxe prote!lianal modttla SILVER Olympic C 0 In· or smaU payments. Credit trlr, nearly new. All fiber-'61 BLUE Comet, 6 cyl, stick
Plectrum and 5-slring Limited quantity of un-Dept. KE !).7289, Anaheim. glass, nylon sail + extras. Nega~ -Begot -Robot-shift, rlh, good ti.rec. Best 88 Holiday Q>e. P /S, P/B,
Furniture 1000
FURNnuRE
Returned from Also banjo parts. 531-JO'Zl =~:J:!c;11~ ~ 4 x 4 CD:>AR posts 99c. 4 x 8 $600. 213: 694-1206 Muffin -MUGGER WE PAY oUer. 846-<li9l aft 5. auto&: RIH. Very eood me-
Hcorator 1tudlos Particle bd " $ 2 . 9 5 32' RACING SLOOP PC49. Ot1zen'• comment ab 0 u t dlanical but ne.edl poinL
Spanish MedlterranHn Pl1noa & Or91n1 1130 each. 54S.&449 Fiberglas 5c ft. 3030 Brlltol EXCEL COND Central Park. N.Y.: "Spring TOP CONTINENTAL $SOO
ALL NEW -----CM $3<XXI. 67J..8866 I.a bttre. I Juat saw the finst Full Price
Must Sacrlfb '685 PIANO & ORGAN FREE TO YOU appUance.s KITE NO 600 MUGGER in the perk." '68 camNENTAL Brand JOHNSON & SO
WAS OR1G. $1691. "SELL-IN" F:i:n=· hou!ewate;. Elroellent condition. • n('W. Lease for $156 pr Lincoln-Mercury
ITEMS AS FOLLOWS: Yes, we're havlng • ''Sell-LOVABLE, younz. neutend 8i9 Congress, C.M. &46-Mfl $675 * 675-146.5 • Spot Ca.sh tor lmpor1s p RI c E month. 111cludea tot• I Costa Mesa Branch
Goraeoua a ft. Spanilb eofa In" for Spring. Floor mod-cal.a. Long A ahort-ba.lrt.d. HOURLY RENTALS We pay more for any Import se~ & maintenance tree. l!Ml Harbor Blvd. 642.-miO
and M 8 t c 11 J D I Qia1r eta. abow models, tradt-.ln! To & o o d home 1 . FILL DIRT WANTED * RHODES 19., * reeardles1 oC year, make Call Lease Dept. Johnson a:
.......... om q o 11 t • d with of pianos &: organs will go 542~ 4/30 !Arona Bcb 10,000 CY. or condition. Try us before Son 642--0981 PLYMOUTH
...... , "" 496-1840 Fun Zone Boat Co., Balboa you 11e11 . ELM 0 RE FOR NICE CARS _..;..• ------carved wood trim. R.10 ft. at low, LOW price.. Wn .. ADORABLE part Siamese MCYI'ORS, 9625 C 11 r d en 1964 LANDAU. Exceptional --------.. 1
Seville Carved velvet aofa. DON'T YOU shop 111 bfiore klttena. T wla.. Houaebroktn. TWIN beds, llP'P. mat., UO S d Ski Bo t 9030 Grove Blvd JF 1•6630 AND TRUCKS cond. Blk lthr, loadt.'<l. $2350 '61 PLYMOUI'H, 8 cyl.,
heavy Dane oak end tables you buy? mack A: white hooted. ea; 91ud\o couch $5, anl · ~ 1 1 Any Make or Model. make offer. 673-7629 automatic, r/h, 4 cir., re-
and matchllli cocktail ta-WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO 962~1 4130 tbl.s, odds & ends. 67l-7m BOS'lUN Whalrr: 50 hp p A TSUN amt motor o'baul, 2 nu
hie. 8 Piece Kiili me Med-1801 Newport, CM ~ BI.ACX and white atrlpe Mercury, trlr, Cout Guard a-CONNELL CORYmE tires, like new aeat covers.
ltemmeao ou paJMllled * PIANOS It ORGANS * female kitteo. Lo v ea MIK. Wanted 1610 appr. Ltke new $1500. LA DATSUN CHEVROLET Very fine tran~rt.atlon
bedroom mlte wlt.b tuU • Largest 11toclr In So. Calif. children. 8 weeks, trained. PRIVATE Party wanta ;5; 5-«>U 2828 Harbor Blvd. '62 MONZA, r /h, Cir, auto, :;-:(,6:5'\v~a s,,h. ;:J. ..
King me boX aprinp A: • 20%-40% oft-Player pianos 113-3982 41~ l be' -'f COSTA MES... xlnl cood. f.?S deia pymll • ·-~ ............ .a.._ 100 .,. . ...i.. t tge or Ul "" "" ~ •<>•-s.,.,.., Must aell ~ week. mattreu. ._ ... __ .. .,.. 1000 rol1a to cbooae from FR'-" to _.... home .... ,...... lo1t Tralltn 9032 AT _, me ... '" ' .. ,
car dln1na room. Gold l.ftlf * 'I\ T T * J:J£. •"""' white used cazi>eL Will pay 2201 546 1203 '57 Plymouth 4 DR, your S-At..., table lamps. aA-•nm • ermJ • mm adorable mix breed pups. 75c to $1 )'d. depend1n1 on 23 foot .......... trail•" Brand • CORV & 'IR Call .,.......... ..... ,.. caah for )'CXU' piano or trade ~ So. Towner, S . A . allty l: cond No rem ""'" ... ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ill " bargain at $99. CnUr ~::~~be-:~: =• P=l~ n~~~ -~..:.545,l~f85..,:_ __ ...,._=---4/-30-:-!'1.-. Gf-1701. Eves ,,; ~ ~,.U~:~~:: S. Main, S&nta Ana WE PAY • • · • • 1---.-Gl-OO_R_V_AI_R__ *&«-299'2*
ed lndMdually. 12072 Brookburat at ~pman MAiA Cat yr old. Brown le wkenda Call Weekday• &AM~M 546-4880 CASH Auto. R/H. Ex. Cood PONTIAC Terma avallable Garden Grove m4> 631-2170 write spotted, xlnt wftb ========= 540-BSU '6b DATSUN, 4 spd, ,;•r., xlnl e 5484910 e
Newcomers to Calif. ch 11 d re n , a 1t ere d. Machinery etc. 1700 ================ shape. $69 de 11 or take ROY CARVER 0-edlt approved lmmedlat~y ORGANS .. PIANOS 84&-iJ515 4130 ·~;..;,.;...~~· _;,____ Merine e,.ulp. 9035 trade. Pym!& $.'l6 m 0 . tor ll&ed C4Jl.ls ~ jual COUGAR 0 ...... ·c R & D FURNITURE Hammond M • lDO 1 PI•• t, mG Jl'UPI C mos. Collie + 2'1XX> LB Carle aWer ~· -49-t-9773 call ua for he Wimate. --------P n I IA U9«1, only $895; .i.o a.ed llbepheni + St. 8emaro -7 4.ooo lb Towmotor . EftMIKlda s~1a1 H lfT BRAN c m Calta ,.,_ 1844 Newport Blvd., CM. Baldwin, Conn, L o w r • y, 2 1d Malt t w/all s.IXXI lb new T Clari<. $995. r--JAGUAR GROTH ( EVRO '68 D New. ouirar • Harbat ·•
Every nl&ht 'W 9 1rom $395. Lot 1 of uaec:I ~ 0 545-5835 '-ca 512 All run good. WW finance. O.R.R. approved "man over-.... for Sales Manaier leJ~-n: Son$89'.0064~ mo. Kl 6-4444 Sat l: SUn 'til 6 _ ..... , -lneta I: eonaoie • ~ or 897-2433 evu. board" poles $42.SO. stain---------IYI\ .,.,..,,.,., "' ~-,.___. ,.._.._.._ ., ......... ..... l pu.l 1963 JAGUAR 3.8 Sedan. 4-18211 Beach Bl., ...,._19 __ .., I _.,.. Snanish MediterrenHn pia.noe. DALMATION m 1 x e d • eaa steel bow I: stem -dr, Marie a . 4 -eec1 111irk ffun>c!ft..ton °·ach DODGE Dealer tor Rolla • ftoJ'ce and ,.-ES SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS co. lovable medium bre d · PETS and LIVESTOCK pill $50 ca. tli.mlted ll\lppty), ~... "''6' °"' Bently SHOWROOM SAMPL 1907 N. Main, Santa Ana Spleftdid for children good 87 apool11, nylon l: poly-p~ overdrive. power steering. KI 9-3331 --·------
8 Ft wood carved armed di· -watchdog 847-9817 512 C 1820 pylene line -ave l1P to chrome wire wheels, priced W'll B '64 DODGE Dart CT 2 dr. 196.5 PONTIAC LeMana 4-dr van with large man's match-PIANOS & ORGANS MEDIUM~ G Sh h rd 1t1 60% by the spool! _t_o __ sc_u_. __ oo..,.......28<Xi-,-..,.,.--....,,,-I uy ~n body black le wblte Sedan .. Ex-eel com. see to
Ing cba1r, beautiful Medi· ALL MAJOR BRANDS (mixed> kleal ~~ ~ SEAL POLNT Siamese Kit· M• 1 LATE 1961 XK 150 -Con-Lot buck t &cats R/H apprt'{'i.ate. $1345. 34'7~.
terranean fabrics and col· WAL~IEWCH. 'S-l~~c·s ladf or eouple. WatchdOJ. la)a, 7 ~ ~· f.15 eadl. lnn~11 course private owner, pnc-y~payvottJ<n.o0P doag::~= $9'15 ..... ~ ....... :. 494-lm ~~ M.qnmt Dr., 1-m aft 9
ors. 5 Pc hexagon SpaniRh MUSIC CITY B4T-!1817 . 912 1181-3565 Ship Chi ery ed tor quick sale. Jeff .,. 'S4 nnMo 2 d h
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dark oak-top dining sn with .:.,:.:.....; • ..n:o;.:..:... ....... -_...._,------kl~t 2537 W. Coast Rwy .. N.B. Jon~. 515-mJ. 541H234. or not. Call Ralph """"t<e oor t, arp, PVT pty '66 Sta Waii:
blade or avocado !ramcd 3400 So Bri.stot BLAOC Labrador Retriever 5""'"""°"" _,.. cats le • * 548-U!r'J * 673-1190 auto, R & 11· P/S WfW. Catalina. 8 cyl, II.Ir It full
chair!; decorative vinyl de-So. Coa.st PllLZli ~~...; .. J wk•. o 15~2 =~re~~ or-upeJt ~ =======--= MERCEDES BENZ Make offer. 541H988 P"T, xlnt cond, $2450, poui.
sign. 5 Pc Mediterranean 540-216.5 ...... -.-.. Boat Slip Moo!:!nt 9036 ------..,,---C 9900 TRANSPORTATION car . .xlnt ble t.ma. 494-7349 alt 1 PM.
bedroom set-9 drawer Mr. BEAUTIFUL s· Bilby Grand ro QOOD Uome ~'O smart, llU WANTE 0 UM4 in cood. $125. '54. ·~ PONTIAC Catalina V•n-
& Mrs. dresser, large tram-Jacob Doll " Sc11J, Walnut fr1ll<1 Uttt. dop r r e • t Oci P -&U-Om NEED A CAR? • 549-0'173 • tura, hul"llt llnkal', 4 IPd.
ed mllTor, large nlte com-s:>SO 9-11 a.m. z.t p.m. lll'OOnd children. &e7-344 512 GERMAN SHEPHERD 36' Sailboat slip. CAN'T BE FINANcED? stick shift. Origillal mil~
modes, matching panel de-54H250 LOVABLE black A white PUPS Boat-Yicht •Bankrupt? e Repoueaslon! DODGE &: owner. Like new ellD-
ldgned headlx>ard. E 83 Hamood 0rpu ter?Wr ·mixed pup C 3 AKC ttii•tered 'Champion Chirters 9039 e Bad Credit? e O\vorcedT dltion. $16()0. 962-8229
$495 VALU with Leslie speaJct'rw months) 847-9817 512 BLOOD LINES ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. e MJlltary e New Ill Areaf 1966 DART WaRon. Orlgto11l '63 TEMPEST. Excellent
Full Price NOW $429.95 Excel cond. 675-3606 MOVING MWJt find borne for 1. Ch. ULK WI.KING. Mak~ Payday Paym~tJ owner. auto, radio 6 beater, coodlllon. Reeaonablt. Call
OR TERMS AS LOW AS lNET Pi &-utif I ynr old white female cal. ERBLUT Sch m "LUXURIOUS HOUSEBOAT McCARTHY MOTORS $1700. 642-2&;9 fVeni.nga M-om
$3.00 PER WEEK SP ano. a u 548-4084 512 Top winnJ.n& Shepherd RENTALS: CR U I S E IN-1420 So. MaJn A: Edinier '61 PONTIAC GP. Xlat c:cmdJ. cwm se11 ltem1 lndivldualM ~w.s$400. 675-4484 or BEAt.rnFUL long It short or all nmes LAND WATERWAYS. NO &;8-MER.CEDES 8eM 190 (2 blocks N. of Sear~) FALCON tloo. 'Sl*d. big «lg.
NO DOWN . haired neutt'red call!. Some 2. Ch. NORDRAAK EXPERIENCE NEEDED. SL Roadlter. Sharp • make Santa Ana Ph 542-3507 64Z.s821
Uae Our Store Chafie STROUD upn¢it piano, an. Slamesf'" A.tao k It ten 11 ol MA'ITEJUIORN A REALLY UNIQUE VA-otter. 673-7334 '6'.! FALCON Sq. Wag,
No fancy front mrr . . tique ~ige. excellent coo-~2002 512 3 time. Pacinc CATION ... A MER IC AN -======== like nrw
QUALM'Y VAL~ INSTOE! dltion. ~. SID-2740 """"""'Ki _,___. 1 ._ Coest Victor FUYI'El..S 2.11 Santl Fe Dr. MG T:i'<t older !nde, dJr. T·llRD Uae . ..v .. c. ttens, Ill.IA~. w...., w I ,..___k ""-'if ....,,_ APROVED fURNIT " SPTNET Piano. Beautltul 2 9 9 9 Mi 1 b r 0 , c . M . MAll'S-Ferilales (5 weeks) • nut .. ,..... .. uu · "'"""" pymt• S31 m,,, ~~,. m3
2159 Harber Blvd., C.M. cond. $400. 6T'>-W&t or 54~ 512 Black & Tan (shots) 681'2 MG '67 SPORTS Roed.sttt,
wheels. air cond .. t ic. ex·
celleot cond. $1250. 675-1465 Daily 9-9, 1~5 Sunday ~&12::::.:-581.5:;:;;:~======I BRED FOR QUALITY 40' SUP available until July I. e 548-9G9> e .;::; MALE ~. 1 yr. old. • TEMPERAMENT lat. S'l.00 per ft. a month. NOW HEREI
MUST Sell • Malce offer R1dio 8200 Llcmli1e l: lhoe!. 548-358'l512 Pedigree with each Pup 673-7950 Mr. Hart. SEE THEM TODAY
LI 8-4800 Day111~2 PM 45' MOORING at th tt Ornate caned llolid C!l.lnest SACRIFICE $70, La1ayettt KJ1TDlS cod$y frisky It 837-3865 Eve11aft6:~ PM I 11 t b mu.11, CAT AL JN A Tm ~.::*a1 • ... ~ model 525 23 chMnel c. B. playful. 32.io lndiana Ave.. Weekendtl 837·386a alt 9 AM ISLAND. $3000. IU-2632 tabl.ea, 6 tawet Radk> with M 2 Mike in-C.M. ~28a> 5/Z
1.000 1Prin1 KiD,.me mat· dudes antenna. Call d-r--LABRADOR PUPPIES
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Mobfa. Home. 9200 trcu. 6 mo. old Hoti>c>Jnt ~after 7. ENGLISH ._ .. ,.er Spaniel. Black, white IPt on c~
double r e fr I a e r • tor I 3 mos, h.'letra1ntd. Free to weeka old. Intelligent hunt
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Freaer. Mr I Mra Dn!aer, TelftftJon 1205 &'l>ad borne. D>-2398 512 Ing breed. Good with child< $7995.00
l«· Br1aW Q}'ltal latDIJS, -VERY cute &: lots cl tun! ren. Only 2 le!I! New 2-4 Wide 1966 Harbor. CM. ~~Apt.Id ~~ • R·-. M...1111..I • ~old.f~8!..., kittens.51~ 496-5981 642-4371 Ext. 215 Twe lath * Two ltdrm '62 MG TD "Opsic" Rud crBtd, ....,... tlNJ. Oil IUT ...... .....,.....,,. .. DALMATIAN Pups, ~ BEACH TJtlA SUPPLY Xlnt mecb A: run1 con . ~~ .:.~~ c•L•R I> PAMPAS Grus plants. all pion •tock, brtd ht tor 19X1 Beact. ~· Rae Gm, DU uphl, rad. $950 -.. uvw .._ ........,,.. •-· ..... .-.. 5t5-H29 ch-111on. secondly &bow Hunttnstoa Bed 99812 Pvt pty 67)-()(16 Ca~ • new, 200 )'di, .-.. .,-....,.. 5/2 r:r;' home ~ VI '£3 MG Mtiget ~ll, dlr,
beuy avocedo nylon lhaa. 60-1931 '66 PACEMAKllR, 2 BR, u -eng $:< dl'la S3o me. Ta.kc
14.C!O )'Cl. M&-t332 TV ·~~-~~~O: B& Poodln. Mlnl&tare• pando, $1300. equity + tr ade. $-9713
LR.a DINP wq.blc:. rocker; 5'8#11.·aft.. 12. !I/a 6 wks old. $35 $99.'1 mo. 50-'.llO& )eave ::::::=::::::::::::::::=====
T.drner die«: Mndwown -"""' m3 aft 6 pm. meaage for Ol8 PEUGEOT tnc1 C CUTE wddlT Jdttea, J all .,..... ~ • ~ ~. • FREE ~: a 1 u,.~2 =L~ ;!':,~=
2 WALMU'l' llMll. ~ C!Olh· JO DAAUNO ldltenl. OD!)' to or evf'l\fnp. * 121-1'90 ~. ene ..t w/N~ llltdaJ la--. AD kinda A Yor1ohlre Tt'nitt pqps.
tops, I -eld. _...lmT 1 J .. • • • c:olora. 54C>-Gl.'I Sl'l <lwnp Dean I mr.. 'nlu',
aft 3. Parts Ir Labor FR.IE to IOOd 1l o JD e elqant pets. l.l ...._,
ILECTRIC CMS '250 '39 PEUGEOT. Sun Roar.
ELECTRIC CAR -#lS-
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New tires. good coodltion.
Call Jt'ff 4-7 or weekends at
494-3719
PORSCHE MUST •" • Oe.nlllb cUMt•~ $1 M uoutually cute, Just weaned bACHSHUND ~. 3 males Metorcyci.1 noo at.'*'· Dble bet A bAt.t •• .. .. poppies. CWlllT 4/30 Std. 61 kmale, mJn. __ _;;.. _____ 'Jf PORSOtE eonnrt. "0";
S40o 1119e ltlml. 4ft s, 01!"& Ba A WMte pap to AKC, 2 mos. n4: 613-3513 HONDA s.to. mod. desert brtnd MW top; $1100
IO-Ga N I • it IDOd llome. lrf.ftll Ula BLACK female ~. t Wot, Xlnt conct. t225. m-sm att.r 1 PM NEW ... -.a. a.n.a o ep 1 mas. Ver)' ~ $1.50. ~.-.,.,
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Piel> ....... Jll: 9'1Bt 1-._ 91Ull IU!ll tt..... ... Rd. Santa Ana
.PC.1k1km1: o..s prtntt-Optwww te -1 ,.._ rv --------~M. Good o.d.: 521-7555 9U1.C1 CASH COLDEN PalMiino &Ul.1111. 8~,,_ ~~ ..... ·"'-"' • --Ataa.H a JtJ tia.t.. both enaJUb a.net Oull1\td --.. Saft
• - - -• • I nKvvw " WHttm. $400, Call !i«>-Ol'13 mm11, d.aae I lllllart. Laolr H1 11t11WGemt ll20 DAJLi P1l.OI" Dtlll:-.. DMY PILOT ~ l :IO ~ AU .. 11,
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Dt\ILY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE
An swers St ill Nee ded
A movement to convert the Orange County Harbor
District from a aeparate taxing agency into a reg~ar
county department hangs in the balance. County citi~s
want a change but still don't know what or bow to do it.
At least the Orange County League of Cities now
is taking .i more reasonable app~oach, no doubt .re-
flecting a realiiation -after the first flood or emo.uon
bad subsided -that answers to important questions
must be found before any action is taken.
TesWying to the complexity or the P.roblem i.s the
league's acknowledgement that two of its comrmttees
studied the situation but could not come up with a
satisfactory proposal.
Among numerous unknowns is w~at w~ll hap~n
to existing projects and capital expenditures if the dist-
rict is turned into an integrated department of parks,
beaches, harbors and recreation.
The Board of Supervisors appointed a committee
to develop the facts. County Administrative Officer
Robert Thomas is coordinating work with the county's
delegation in the Legislature and researching admin-
istrative pros and cons in any change.
County Counsel Adrian Kuyper is looking into the
effects of distric.t dissolution on tidelands bolding.s, con-
tracts and district assets. Kenneth Sampson, director
ol harbors. beaches and parks, is auditing the dist~
rict's present functions. salaries, equipment budget,
costs and other facets of current operations.
Only the objective report this committee promises
will shed factual light to calm the emotional approach-
es of the recent past. The cities demanding the change
have been suspicious of what the county has now. yet
they admit finding no fauJt with the district's admin-
istration. And they acknowledge the change will not
reduce taxes.
A change may uJtimately be found desirable -
but on the other hand, maybe taxpayers the county
over have a better deal under the present Harbor
Dlstrtd. A lot more facts are needed be1ore the weleJl1
can be given to either the pro or coo side of tbe pro-
posed change.
DST 365 Days a Year
We're back on Daylight Savings Time -and isn't
it a good f eelini !
The only thing wrong with the change ts that it
bad to be made at all. DST makes so much sense that
we shouJd have it 365 days a year. Among the bene-
fits it provides are these:
-More than 180 hours of extra daylight each year.
-Children arriving home as late as 5 p.m. still
arrive in daylight in winter as well as summer.
-An hour less of darkness at the end of the day
saves money on fuel and electrical bills.
-Safer highway driving in daylight.
-An end to confusion over what time it is in other
states, relieving phone callers and travelers.
We sbouJd recognize that only 7.5 percent of Amer·
icans now live on farms. To go on serving the needa
of a bygone society makes no se111e.
Let's have DST year round.
'Only a Lawful Society'
Orange County lawyers have been speaking, and
the DAILY PILOT has been reporting, on tomorrow's
Law Day theme, "Only a lawful society can build a
better society."
Obviously true as the statement is, it is lost on
the militants in behalf of various causes who carry
their dissents oYer the line into violent lawlessness.
The Law Day theme deserves a high priority among
the advocacies of aspirants for the White House in the
present campaign.
Easier to Feel
Than to Think
J aywalking
And Other
Great Cri-mes
Senat.e Passed i t ; Vp to Bouse
What 1 WI.Ill I bad Known at Elgh-
tffD:
-That every day marks a fork in
ttie Toad, in eome little way; and that
by the time the big fork comes along
we have already made so mar.y little
decisions that we have no real choice
left In the crucial turnings.
-Tbat It la easier to reel Ulan to
think, and easier to feel ha~ than lo
~el love, and easier to act on hate
than to act on Jove -and we must
resist the easier path every inch of the
way every day of our lives.
-THAT WE SHOULD be firmly
reai!Ptant toward ideas we believe to
be wrong, but immensely tolerant
toward the people who bold such
\deu, ne~ for a moment confualng
die person with the idea, which is the
besetting lfn ot bigotry 1n all of tu
manifold form1.
-That every time we use a person
for our own purpose, Ignoring hiJ
needs, we dimlnlah ourselve1 more
than we diminish him ,,,for bis is a
wound that can heal, while ours ls an
amputation that cannot grow bac.k.
-THAT OUR ttifferences are
auperficial, and our similarities are
profound; and those who are afraid to
acknowledae the slmilarltles are forc-
ed to live -and dJe -by the dif·
ferences.
-That most of what we call "love"
Is a form of Y'8Dity, and that the ge·
nuine thing (far from being as com-
mon as grass) is u rare as holiness or
courage or wisdom, which have a
million counterfeill for every one real
manifestation.
-THAT WE LEARN only what
becomes a part of ua; abstract
knowledge is not only useless but
dangerous unless we have assimilated
it to the core of the personality.
-That human eoclety is conflMd in
a lifeboat, not dispersed on an ocean
liner; and unleaa each one ia permit·
ted the same tights, he will not
auume the aame r41ponaibilitles, and
the craft baa no chance to survive.
-THAT "EDUCATION" ls not a
formal discipline, but an attitude, an
approach, an appetille. even a tone,
tbait must begin in the home at·
mosphere lf it ls to be successfully
translated to the ou~r world.
-That the two greatest threats to
the security of clvllliation come from
the "absolutists" who trunk they k:now
precisely what is right and wrong, and
from the "relativim" who insist
there is no right and wrong -for each
doctrine. pushed to lta uttimate, leads
to death by auHocation or by dis·
Jectlon.
Ya le's Admissions Polic y
"You will laugh,'' wrote William F.
Buctley, Jr .• in tu S')'n<lkated column
90D'\e ti.me ago, "but it is true that a
Mexican-American from El Paso High
wttlb ldenUoat ecores on the achieve·
ment tests. and identically ardeat
recommendations from Ole head-
master, bas a better chanoe of being
admitted to Yale than Jonathan
Edward& XVl from st. Paul's School."
Yalemmi Buckley (cia:sg of 1950)
presently 1J running for the alumni
seat oo the 19-man Yale ~~tiOn
on the proposi t>oo U. YQlfi 8bould
faYOI' ib IODI in its admissloos poticy.
"My position," Buckley writ.et in a
blit.belY Socr.atk: self-interview. "bu
been that all Gt.lier-qnllfkaUeu behas
equl. the too of the Yele alumnus
should have preference over 1be 90ll of
•• ae.rwe
Dur Gi!Orge:
I ban bmd a way to beat the rillDI prices ol cilllr'ette1. Simp-
ly purcbele a dpntte bolder
&Def a pact Of ldq-Ce cigaret-
tes amt cut than In half I What
could be cimpler!
INGENIOUS
a ooo-alwnnus, no matter wtiat ld>oOl
the ~ve candidates t.ve been
attending." The posttion is Buckley's
central reason r« baYing himself
nom.lbated by petiUon f« the cor-
poNtioo. Under t be unlwnity'1
cblirt«, the carporetion "lball have
h gowrnmeot, eve, IDd ~
metit of tile college .•. and ma«e such
reasonable laws • . • u they think
fit."
CONSERVA11VE Bill Buckley, wbo
wU1 be 43 yean old next Nov. 24,
~ la awtmmlng
ap.ltream. A survey of Ivy Leacue col-
letes publllbed on April H lbowa an
lncrtaee in number Of Ne&r'Oel ad-
mJtt.ed 1bis , .. O'ftl' 1987 l"Ullnil!C ..
~ u 8 pm:eot at Prtneetoa and
70 ptl'Clllt at v ... and Brown. Other
IDJtflbltkJol that did not pro¥ide
llpedfic numbm eaid '* the n.. of Negro ltudmtl .on6tted W a I
'~9Ubltantill." A lim:a.r hJd ii ap.
pll'eDl -none h Seven Sbten
women'• colle,u -B.-nal"d. Bryo
Mnr, Moum Jlol)'ote, Redcllfh,
Smtlb, v ..... llOd Wtlledey.
Y ail receatb' 1ent lts alUl!ld IOme mta•tinc de1a. In 1'>e tnterloe cl.Ml
ol 1114. -.mm IOllS ~ for 31
~t. 1be ratto ln tbe 1f71
fNillbnwl ... ,.... 14.pattnt .mmm..
1'bt lib f.lc\n• b' Ptinc»ton were,
rupedtvelY, 20 eod 18: b' Hanwd
18 Ud 20; for~ 17 -11. 'Ibe Yale AJQnU BOll'd reported
,_ Odcblr: "T>win& ..U.Dd.lnc. at
mMtii$ ct tbe AcfrnMdon. Com-
mittee, OM ii ftl8re o( a .., .. of im·
por1Uce of the application of
tlldl appUcmt. Md • particular lm-
te t b • appllcatio9 of a
'lbe prnallinl ....,. Meml
'•lilld,.......totllta~·.··
Ohicaigo Mayor Richard Daley's re-
cent ordec Clhat polke "shoot to kill or
maim" arsonists and looters bas caus-
ed a nationwide turor.
Probably oo group is more gra~ly
split on the issue tbaa the Natimal
Society for tlbe Prevention m Jaywalk-
ing.
Meeting behiod c~ doon -
through wtOcb shouts ot "Fescillt
pig .. and "bieedlng-heart dupe ..
could be beard -the IOciety at-
tempted to hemmer out a co~
policy.
After six bourt of discuss.iioll, the ex-
~tive teeretary, Mr. Homer T. Pet-
llibooe, emerged with a tom lapel and
a nasty gMti ov« hi~ left eye to ex-
plain the bitter adri:sm.
"HALF THE MEMBERS f e e I
stron(ty tba-t police, oo catd\ing
jaywalkers in~ act. shOuld shoot to
kill," he sald shaking his head. "and
tbe other baH feel equally strongly
that they should shoot to maim."
A reporter noted 1bat Mayor Daley
had been talking only about a.rs<>oists
and looters.
Mr. Pettibone looked surprised.
.. Arsonists, looters, jaywalkers," he
aaXl wttil a shrug ••a criminal is a
crhnlnal a.Qd a crime ia a crime.
"What Ma,or Daley was talking
about was respect for law and order
witbout wbioh our tociety cannot
1UrVive. Tbe law requires pediestnans
croes at of11cia1 interseot:ions and
order demaods iL
"AND SURELY NO criminal more
flagrantly flaunts his disrespect for
law and order tham the jaywalker. The
arsonist&. the looters -ttley're
furtive, sneaky. But the barde!led
jaywalloor commits his crime in the
broed Ug;M of day, openly paN<iing his
contempt for law and order before aU
the world -even little children.
"And you can't ~ wi1b Mayor
Daley oo ~ point: 1bere's nothing
tlhal lMtilla a little respect f« law and
order in a man like a bullet 1hf'ougtl
tbe bead."
Mr. Pettibone was uked about the
"shootlng-t~maim" faction.
'"I'bey prefer to tbinlt m themsel ves
more realistically M advocates of a
'shoot· to -cripple' rehabilitation pro·
gram," be said. "They poi:ot out that a
well-placed bullet at the base or the
spine will permanently curb the mOlt
incorrigible Jaywalker.
"WE ARE NOW atu.npting to com-
promile on • ftdlnc .cale ol penaitiu ranging from m.tmt deelll for public
jaywa.J.kinC betweeu C'OnleDtjqg adults
down to a wartl.lng lbot throogti ttie
tneecap for cbUdrn undtt 7 who un-
premeditMedly dme balls ~ the ·~··· A reporter asked why Jaywalktrs
oou1dn •t UnptJ be arrea~
''Good bellWDI '' laid Mr. Pet·
titJoot. "wittl the "1 h S~e.me
Court tw handcul.ted cu police aod ttwtd 1bt loalel of jUllict In favor of
._ a1mlnlil 1 WbJ, 1be most IMlfarlcua
J~. atvwi a clevw attorney,
au set biimt.lf turned )oc)9e once
aptn on toelety in 30 d.ay1.
"No, ~ DeleJ'• nd\l UnitSS
wt ~ flt locel cop on h btat
to act N arre.IUl>C oUtcer, proteeutor, Judct. jU17 and ~ on tilt spot... laid Mr. PtttibaM f!nnJy.
''wt'H .._. a.til a ..-,ad fOr tie
la•."
-I J
Agreement Due on Surtax
WASHINGTON -Congressional
agreement is definitely in the woru
on the 10 percent surtax long urged
by President Johnaon.
Real progress in working out an ac·
cord on trus ltior'my issue wu made
this wffk by HOU.9e-Sen&te caerees
deliberatiog the tax increase passed
early tm.. roootb by the Senate. ~
Senate attac:tled tbe surtax l~ as a
rider to a House-approved bill con-
tinuing excise taxes on cort1!lWDilCatk
aervi.ces llld autos.
The (.'()O(oerees were •lated to meet
again today. While privately opti-
mistic that an agreement will be
reached, they caution it may take
lime.
SigoWcantly, however, Rep. Wil>ur
Mille, ~Ark., cbainn& ol the House
Ways end Means ~~IL~ saytnc priva~ 111 accord b nnuatS1 certain
by May 15. So far, Mills bas been the
principal stumbling block to eoact-
merit of Chlis tax hiD.
THE FACT THAT be now fa ill·
diealtlng there will be an 1.m-
derst.anmng on ttie Senate's rider is ol
utmost moment. This is the mt time
Mills bas gene tti.at far.
11be House bas never voted on the
Pre&ideat's proposed surtax. The
W.ays aod Means Committee. wtiich
originates all revenue leglsiatioo, bas
persistelltly bk>cted H o u s e con-
lidetl&Uoo of tbe-surtax by refusing to
IUbmit it to the full abamber.
In taking tlbat admiaot stand, the 25-
member committee (15 Democrats, 10
Republicaos) 1UppOrtied tile po1ition
held by Milla. He bal inli*otl)'
demanded a '6 to SI billion 1laah in
federal lpendiDg u a condition fol' a
tu boost.
THE SENATE, in WC!i.ng ~ 10 per-
cent surtax, also ~ • provisfon
calling for a '6 ~ reductloll in the
'186 billion budget 1ubmitted by !be
President in bil State of the Union
meaa.aae. 'lbY statutory limitation on
spending, if eoacted irlto M , would
m e e t Milli' requirement for a t a x
bilce.
Mills' apparent changed attitude iE
further indicated 'by a rematk be is
credited as making to a top House
Democratic leader, "The problem la to
work ~t ~ the House will ac·
oept. We llnow bow tl)e Selmt.e feels,
but the House LI untested on this ques·
aon. It's very imponant to be sure ot
our ground before we put thi! matter
up to the full House membership."
Fedel'al R~serve Board Cbainnan
William McOhesney Martin's rece~
stem and forceful warning tlbat the Illa·
t.i<>n faces a dire financial crisi• bM
unquestionalbly had decisive impact <m
the House...sen&te conferees.
PRIVATELY, members of the~·
mlttee readily admit that. One stated,
"Martin's bomhmell is deft'nJtiely trig·
cerlng action towards 8IJ agreemeot. That "Vt"On't oome overnlght, but it is in
the malting. Yoo could &enH thet at
our last meeting, particularly on the
part of House conferees who bad been
very stMf-!lecked unW Martin's bMltst.
"But they eren't taDdnC 1hat ...,
oow. And Chat includes Mills. 'Ibere is
a ciUtinct inclination «f tbe part of all
Ille comerees to work out some@Uog. I
would &trJ h out.look is definit.ely for
an agreemeM on a 10 percent strtax."
Robert s. Al1ea
'Flag Is Just a Symbol~
To the Editor:
The nag of the Unlted States is not
in itself valuable. It is just a symbol, a
piece of cloth, nothing more. To
worship it, to deify it, rather than to
honor tbe Ideals promulgated by the
instigators of the American Ex-
periment is quite unfortunate.
The sentencing of the fellow who us-
ed this piece of cloth, and the con·
tinued passage of flag-protection laws
points up the great American In-
security. It seems as lf we, as a peo-
ple, cannot be satisfied with an in-
tellectual conception of Ufe, but must
have a symbol that calls for emotional
appeal.
It la truly a sad comment on the
strength of the viability of the Ex-
periment U we must prop it up with
such irrational symbols.
HARRY GOODWIN
••• 6 •letw To the FAiltx7r:
May I cornet a ~ made on
your edttori"1 ~ eeYe!'al montba aeo about tne Gir1 Scouu?
YOU ment>ooed that 8rowniet ~
descenctinl upon ~e Orange ColDty
Fatrground1 in May. 'llU8 ii only pert
ol the 1tory. Here are the adctitional
facta:
On Ml')' 4. many Pis ~ b '1.~ ~members of fbe Gh"l
SccQ CouncD of ()nap~ wtD be
Dear
Gloomy
Gm:
pwticipating in a c o u D ci 1 -w i d e
festival, "May Gaiety." TIU meam
that beside& the Brownie Scouts there
will be J\OOr Scouts, c.dttte ScouU
and Senior Girl Scouta at 1be
fairgirounda.
I WOULD UKE to perlOnlily iavile
everyone In the Oranre Ooalt area to
attend this fa.la event. 1be gate will
open at 10 •· m., a junior veraioo of lie
Ron Parade will begin et 11 a.m.
'lbere will be continuou1
perlormance1 of all tiod8 ot procrll4
1nclud.lng ctr.ndos, e'dtil, linPIC.
folk dandnl. ~. cootlng d
ection boolll to name a few, unUl 4:30 p.m.
MRS. THEODORE RisalABD 1
MeyGai.ty~
~1'••.._.4 ..
To the Edlltlar:
t em .. lllnlt lonl ID& h 'f'OttrllC ac• to 11. 1be av-..1 18-yell"014 • UIOlll1 ...... in biCtt afJool cir •
just II'~ ad Ma not 1tt
utal>llbed bim8C~ ... to bis ,...._
Ewa ~ be must ~ ~
Selective Semce (draft), the prime
age croup for lDducltion la lt. For tis
ntMOll I feel tl\t JeSa1 1'0tillC IC9
lbot.dd bt et last a.
PROVIDED IT 11 n o t m-
cmatMt"'tooli., I 1ll'Olldll Ike to 1e1 ibt
• reqatnmeat a 11 _. • bltlll .mool tndalU, or 21.
By ltat. law .. ~ --...... mmt bnt • ..--. '!-
civics. Ht IDUll allo bsve Mil one yew~ u. s. bUtwy. l fMl tit ..... hlmcaoftbe~..,.
., ttJb eowstry. 'Ibe 1 .. 7 .. ~ bu *° been out ~ lqb dool 1111' tbclll a JUI'. Duriac Ids ,.. .. .,.
worb ml ,.,. w. •• ~ ..
lndl.tc!ral • be ii • • a tr. ........ ..,.._,.._,,olHL.-•1
I.
~ ..
. -·
awareoeu is usually very keeo by h
nabn of Cbe envtronment.
I hope to see progresaw ectioll IOCJD
~ this ard8c law.
ROGER M. FAREL
~l' our C0tnt11••lts'
To the Editor:
As a newcomer to the area from
over the Atlantic, I am sending the
DAILY PILOT with the magazine.
"Your Community," to my folks back
home in the old country, wbo 1 am
1ure will be delighted with it
JOHN McDERMA'lT
De.-• a Stop
To the Editor:
I am. tlad to have lived to aee the
mad rush to chanre Orange County m.
to something Uiat loots llt.e downtowll
Los Anteles. A mate of freeways.
What Orup County people abonl4
do ii to demad a ltop to this mus
4*tructfon of our beautiful country.
This was 4o,ne in San Francllco a few
monthJ ag1, on one freeway project
1be dbplecemeot of people and the
turtng up o1 holllea and' son prcms to
me the stupidity of CM ctlre plamd.D.C
for Orang• County. • •
May l IUQest they sllDPl1 r.r'8t ..
Orange rout. '"i.*'t ALEXANDER
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