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MQNDAY. A~RNOON, ~PRI!; :t4, '"69
VOL a. MO. It, 1 S•CTIOMS. II Pot.Gl!S
' . ·Oliver • ID
• .&ANTA BAR8ARA (AP) -A SO-year
cW..w•.....,nee man injwed lMt week·
fia a -apli>lion at !be Uniftl'lllJ of
-.-.... b<ft died Sunday night llli( .111or1ues aid Ibey ...... ln-
liilillyq Uielr lnvallptlon.
-o. 8blr) hid -...... mr IO pemnt of bis bodf. a lrlclurod rilbt. lee lad bl)urla to a hind and eye
>then the bome-rnade Ume bomb ex· !*>lei In his alms early Friday at tho
fooulty chm, wbere be Uved" He died at
Goleta valley .po.p!tal.
Town
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Conaervalloal1t1r Ilic! ·bird wllicl>
, 1ers. are 1~ cit .a :thin& they CaU
"natural habital "·:
And yoil•doo1'hln to. be Jlllld(
of.a .._ wllldlor to' l!IOll' tllilt:"
Illa llniltlo . Cclut' II 11ie -
tabltati of 'MICDe of 1tbe1 Dltkm'•
fanlieR. Cll'loclllltl.1
,J'ouod la Iba looOl -tf·~
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''tl!o ...... -· lllrlilOflleer • Wort Inn all of thtlr prvllllc _. __ ,... __ _
-to ~la lie.DAILY PILOI'. ~ '*'· ....... l..tpdc 'N ..... ~ .....,. plllll ,._,
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Nixon -s .ends Top ~O .Propo·sals r to Congress
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Introduction to Sunny California
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PILOT --
LOGB"lll .
So did the other .,.._wcnblppen. Bui
there WU a difference. becl"llJe tbeJ
wen !aliel and I WU DOI. 'Ibey ....,, ..
irlnmpbantly Ill their tnmb aDd bw.ia
and loobd _., .....r0ruble. I rucbod .
for .., worllsblrt ml -llarel ol
iD<mlulity.
The wind lncruJed in f...._ · I Jay
down, llloicalJy griWn1(my lee1h qaiMt
the on•'•ritd You will get. a LID, l told
myodf.
I lldgeled, wialllnl for a -or
. . All-.... ~-piacelull)' .. the ..... portldla
er tbeit faces. It was vsy quiet.
I °"1!11111 ol Iba -I 11,.i -wlMft lruopo <i ........ 1111 llNdliil(,
lite lemminp, bdo the Pacillc. I waited
for .. ,....,. to do iL NoboctJ did
l"1 lettb "'" cbau.rt.is .... .., lop
luiilliiliiie --.., -• lllJ. Callfmnla.tnade lildlil.
Tbe*Jlumodclortir, ml 1.-1Gr
-bod!' to lea ... llGlludy -
I could -It no ....... 'lbr"'•'"•"bC"' pride lo the winda, wblcb bod..,.,_
ed Ill milel por hour, I deler1ed. and ........ly cJaml>end"' Iba --1 bid '° blithely ...-down a k •a r
before. My car was ltill bcnerinl a ..
peclaully.
M I atnJalod back illlo the' knot ol
tnflic, .I Joolced al tho people .. tho
beach. 'Ibey llepl, ......... tbal Ille IUD
bod. Im! come out.
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Harvard Showdown Nears . . -.
Mesa Traek
Meet Official
Hit by Discus Stu.dent.s Occupy Dean's Offices at Boston U.
Ill' ~ ..... lliinatloml A-lllrib -Ille -..... II illmlrd '~ todlJ.
-llOCllpied .. -ol two deanl 11 aearby -Uniwnily.
A dedored _..,_al llarHnl
ftl ID .ita third dQ' ad Atems ,.....
9CWited to meet to decide wbttber to
-It. A IP'JI dleck ol c1-s at
.......... -l"'7 --11 --,,,. lllrib II Bonord -oalled to
pms tho -ol ~ poJleo lo ...... ...,..m. ol .. _.. acl-
--'""""oc>laltl -..,,. -Carp., ....... ..,o1 .. -.i.
lmled. a ••uBc °"' tbt veetmd tbl& if
Unidentified
Man Hit ~Y Train
I.a l"N'AIAlfted ~ 'el 1ftld betwea
-• ml "yean old, .. l:llled S!m-
., --by • ·--fl<iPt train • be wilted a ttMi Santa Fe
..-.,-llllleAtwood .... neor
~and Jll&l>IM!d a ....... , Ille
~ Caml7 OamMr'• Office ..pcir1ed
f<lila1.
. C<noor'• ~ aoJd the lden-
llf!cat!m ol the -.... -be at-..... .,. ...... '"'""'"-
Witr ~• attiw:ted by tbt train'• 1ir
h:n aoJd the mu appottOIJy did DOI
-the tnlD '!! .. allonlatel1 walked
cm tho -aloogsld< them. EnP-° w.,.. SWIWOll, 57, of Los
,..._, told mutfl's dtputia be tried In
vain to llap,Jllo ""'"' lr<icbl train bound Ina s.. .. __ .. 141 AnpJa.
DA ILY PILOT
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c.u.MOIN ...
Oll4.iit<.a COUT PUl&.ISHI ... ~AN1'
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fOClllod ee -...is for on ...i lo llOTC
.. eampul -... ol the Uy -In tho 11............... .
Boycotta, Iii.ins and other demo•••
Ucm · ·w.r. p1"""'1 al other · odloofo
ac:nm &be Datloft today II ci-i°.rau.
ed lolJowlDi the -which ... l<mlpted the first -ii ol campua 11111<11
aftu the Eute-vaeation poriod.
Antiwar demonslraton wbo maintained
their-CICCUl>Otiee ol Sloalanl Uai...U17'a .
applied electninlcs Jaboraay lhn>u&b
the -Ill-* todo)' lo oprud th*' protelt tD ~ tbe 4Ulltfd
~ad Ru uada tlllltitute wt.e malt
cf tbe ldw:d'• dwffwl mDltarJ
-Is corTied out.
Negro Track Star Freed
After Plane Bo;rib Scare
LAPAYETl'E, Ind. (AP) -A Pwduo "It mode my wife ID and may b .. e
-~-bmhedloao·....,·-· cauood a relalhe'o;-ollack," be ............ _ • __ .,,....,.. said •
bomb ...,.. tbal ............... """"" ol s.;.,e ol the -who went .. court
a tract meet.. WU re.leued without with McCutill marched from the cam-
cbafl'S todo)' all« a gniup of black pua in a driving rain. slnclnl. "We Shall
students marcbfld °'!City BaO. Otat(lUe." MOil rode iD can, boftver.
David J. Ooaoe, Tlppeeonoe ~ °"'"" told lhe IJ'IUp. all« ..,_.....,. Jl"*CUlor, told about 100 N-ln the no charge bod been Wed, "If I do !ind
<111 "'""'"'"" -be eeeld !ind ee ID-onytbing oppllrable tt could be that I
diana Jaw lo mpport OU)' charp against ....,]d Ille OCllll<lhflli later."
tho athlde, Erie McCaskill, :a, of
Newport N .... Va.
'lb!re. ... dia&rf!emeol .. lo wblt
McCaskill said SOtunlay allor be ns told
his moustache violated • Purdue ruk re,..
quiring 11 athletes to be clean ahlven.
'Ibe abaving order aJ90 WU given to other
N ..... tnc1onen -Mel Horris, Newport
N .... and Jimmy Jocboo, ~
11.Y.
McCoskill aid Monday tbol what be
said WIS, °1'beft Gagbt to be a bomb CID
the plan<."
... only madt a stltemmt. .. be Wd,
''but as.mt.ant tract cmch Racer Kerr
beard about it al made It into a tbreaL ..
,,,. atblote, who -Pun1ue•1 indoor tcack recon1 in the '19-yanl high bunlles.
1'U omosted by campu1 polJco and FBI -ts but .... released immediately
wx1 .. m --The tune ... cleloJed
by • -ODd Im track .-al Ian
... postponed.
McCastiD said be wu Fine to talk to a
lawyer a.boot a possi"ble suit far falle .,...
rest .... defamotloo ol c:barod<r.
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RACEWAY .•.
Damages Sought
In School Mishap,
-Nomed-lhe di<lrid udeltndont In
the action flied by Ronald A. Splcber, -.cmnran. Ill -Robert ...... of 8usbanl Elementary School. Ktsner'•
-llllegecUy led lo Stott Trocy Spid>er helping to Jill a l~ table
whk:b O\"el'turned and fell on lhe boy.
Spidier cJaima that bi! llOl1 ..u....i
"""" lojorles In the illddent. Bil claim
bu beee r<joded by the---
Thieves Get $275
At Harbor YMCA
A Colle Mesa -lloj>M-
-... definitdy • _. Satoidq-lnl the ~ .-ol • <111-
-tnc11 meet a1 Ell..V HIP Scllool, po!loe aoJd Uldoy.
Siie ... bit in u. --ol-l!clallna ·
Mary A. Roby, :a, ol .. W. Palmyra
Ave., Orange, WU tnocSed •10..-:ioal --ill !be backol lhe-117 ooe ol the mi..O.,
omo.r 1'nalt Jen.. .... -Holly wu llfll eol c:m¥·byP. _Ire_
CJn tbe IOeDe .rt.er the 11: 1S LID. ac--
cidellt, but wne lo before bebC tabn by
amhil•nr:e to Co1t1 Mm. llemarill
Hospital.
Shi! ... -all« 'bolol bold o~ Salunlay for_.._ and
Costa lfesa R«rutloo Di-.r Keith
vanlloll aid today tbol lhe bu not filed
• wriUen report of the -.
He aoJd a younpler ......... to
retrioft tllmm -wu reportodl)o .. tumln( fmn the downlleld area ml
threw tho object -to .... "' the event, hillllll -Roby ..._Dy. The vlclim, • dty-<lllpioyod -..
leadtr, .... belP'nc lo oflld• .. tho
·-... yuuaplen ill tbinl u.uap eicbih .......
Joan Baez Says
Ske' s Expecting
SAN JOSE (UPI) -Folk llr>l"f Jcu
Baez b expectlng.
Tbe .. yeaM>ld -<rUladfr WU
wildly --lhe lllmOWl<ed the impending bir1b to a -"""" Ilda put ........... It will be ber lint cbiJd.
"I mlg!>I u well !di'°" now boca .. tt
will come out anyway," Mia Baa llid..
"'I'm prtgnUll."
II" husband, David llonia, wu DOI
aroond to hear the lnnQIP!(•l!lfl•L Tbt
former studtnl body ,.-.1 et Stao-
f<rd UntftnllJ •• portidpallac ........
la at bis alm.I mater.
llanil,IS,bubeeneee\dctodoldnft
-and. ........ .......i iii -In bigber eoart, will probollly .............
a three-year wnbwe ID JUDt.
Armstrong Gets
Apollo Position
SPACE CENTER, -(UPI) -
Neil Anmtlwc, • ..n...-. a;-...W cmu.n Ml a, ril 11 ' ''1' a. Ille
first -.... "".a. -the space --..,_ \. -Ar---oltm~
BurJlan °'"' a. ---Into u missicm .-will -a. flrll U.S. the aec:utlve dllt<s ol the Newport · ~-~~.... ~
-YMCA .... -SllS la °"" ...... -... WW -~-
"""'.desk ml tiling-al~ to -"' .. -..... cnll -
Poli<e said the tlldl ......... bet•-July Ill, --..... c....
Frlcby niglj and ....... Satui:doy. ,,,. Law, -ol u. Apillo -· .....
Joos wu dltco>-....1 by a eleanloc mn gram aid.
111ho entend the Y It t a.a to Onil b of• . Air fart'll! Col Edwil •Bma"' JJdrta
fiao doar pritd open. . • -,.·,11 1·-n-blm a ._ •'lllllll -' -1'be thk!\'U found k'fl In • desk af the. . -·~ • -·
omc. and ~ • lllinl -.... solo lo WI. loke tho mooey. poll« said. Ar-... Mil Allklll will 111111 • U.
Tbe omtes are al -thli\..nlty Dr. .,_ .. u. "'""'1lli' --....
"'idow Recover~
·' U1'00~ CUPll -LoclJ Clementine
Cbun:hill. 14. widow of Sir.--!&lay
mode furlhtr .....,_ la ber ...,_.._
tioa fr«n • fradured th:lctl. •
Weotini"""" Hospital "'*"""-said. . -
apoDd two houri •• mloul• nlklol ......... u.---...,...
within a -lot-loot radius ol lbelr l.o: dlng c:nfl..
Anmtnllll ls.~~ -"""' ..S a 1t!t pilot for the XIS rocktt
plane projo<L Tbe .blood. bluo-<yed
""1maut sbnd ~fed u -taD oad
n!gl1s 19 pounds.
MfLYPILOl .........
Do Y-Believe?
; Hinll of what may aime were left behincl when the Teens for Christ
departed Hunlinglon Beaclt for Tucson, Ariz. In front of their old
headquarters at llO Main Sl, little Melanie Miramontes, 5, tlrinb
It'• all very colorfUI, but what does it mean?
• 61t!Jirm.tm of. ·oop Urges~
Involvement With Youth :
WASlllllGTUli (AP)-Bep. Ros<rsC. ol Americam lo we eely u a subslitlllo
B. -(!Hid.), utaed Jleplbllcans for failure! '
todoJ to .......,. -ln tho pro-"I, for eee, will DOI occepl !or the
bloml ol youth and the minorities lest v-·•"··· P·-... I of . . . tb1J bcame the "spare tire" of p>litics ...... ~ ... •J w.-:: ro e spare tire JD
-•""*c al«ticma eely , w b e D Am<rican poliUcs."
Domoalll ~ lo abedclinjr their role u a mincrlty
Morton, replacing Roy Blill u notloool party. Morton said, ~blkana mu..t
cbainnlD. told U. Repihlican Nation.al become "massively involved w i t b
COmmmee bluntly tho party wee Jut milliOD! of young people. with mlliiomr of
year's preaklential eiecUon mcn became black people, with millions cf poor peo-
of dlaolllfattlon lllDOll& the vWn Ihm pie, with Ameri<an Indians. with natlooaj
eath"'ern for the GOP ..... uc11te and ethnic groups, farmers, 1tDiai
"lbe ~lo," be aid Jn tho teJt ol citizenlr and city folk .
a talk at a doled -ai.. "are u a "We must care about their JWOblems.
political party ~le of attracting new their hopes, their frustrations and
....,..tlom, capable ol eslablishing dreams," ho said. ''They are not polltic:ai
fOY'J1UDml .In our own rf«11t. c:apeble d. commodities to be dealt wilb in bulk or in
winninc eledkm be mm cf what we are blocs. They are part of a creat entitl
and bow wt perform. which Is America and all that it stands.
''Or an we a standby for the m1jority fer." '
Jn his prepared remarks MOl"tou made
UCL Youth Hurt
By Plate Glass
A UC lnloe -.......... alonlf a Balboa -_, .,..,,,... tripped
ml !di tlnaP • late irJaa -. IUfltrilll a aeoael1 ail arm.
Police aid Glum Earl Frlebertsl>a .....
d -Slnlll' Aft., 0>sta Mesa. WU
-at llM( Manorial llOlpltal all«
the! .............
A -told pollce the pair -. nm-'*'c airo1 Eoll Bay A-when the
-lrWed ... lell lloroaP the -""' 11 llll lo Bay A.._ rrteba:......... .... rdeaed aft.tr
tn-tnwd.
Laguna Boy Hit
By f.ar, Citation
A !..,__old 1--boy wu
-l!y • -Saturday and then ciltd ~-: ~ laillrw lo obey •
-aid !be )'OUlb ..ir....i tuts and
-.. 1111 ..... LI. R*rt MclfllroJ Aid the boy waa a-., SOutb Coat ~ In a awwaB; near Park Awnue when be
--byac:ardrinnby V.. Ann
-.., JI ol 11411 Monler<J 5'., South
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Nixons See Bio oms
W ASHINGT0.'1 (UPI! -Presklent and
Mrs. Nhon tool a stron around the
Potomac tidal bulD 1"cJay lo look at the
cherry b-.U. ..
no reference to ihe controversy over tht·
Safeguard antimissile system wbicll.
President Ni.ton has ordered deployed, -
Committet a.ides said thert: were no in;.
dicatioo.s that the group -id act ta
formally endcne Nil.on 's deciskJo. But
individual members sakl ~ ••
strong approval lor the Presideol'll 04! Uons. v
Morton sakt that the new eommtt:I
leodtnhip has been promised that " · fu~ . m~le . of a RepubUcan
nunutralion will be going for us." i
BliJS, who presided OV<r the commJttel
In the SUC<eS31ul 11165 ml 1181 ~
"" fon:.d out of the ~ 11 make way for a new leader more adelf
in public ...... talion ol tho ~ viewpoint. .. •
Weekend Traffie-• l
Kills 2 Countiani
1 • C..a17 'l'rolllc l• It 'leotll ,... di
serlouslY lnjurtd. He Is In 5'. Ju.t. llospltal In Funertoo. c
On Sunda y, at 11:• '"""'* Ralph B ol 11 • a u , 34, of G1n1om
Cro\-e wu tilled when his car wed ..a
of _... and hit Illa ...... cUvldlr .,
the Ganltn Gro.t n..."1 De a r Mancbes!er Awnue.
JU. ~-Plzylllo Dun, .. Lone Beocb, Is In critkol -la Orn"lt• County Medical c.....-. c _,
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Bitter
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'BJ WILLIAM REED Of .. .,.., ,. .......
One .. lbe ~ IChool -cam-
paipl in lbe blot<ri<i Huntingtoo ll<ach
.-iDlo lbe .....,. boob Tueaday IS
vola'I· within lbe ._ mile high
-dlltrii:t .... five elementary scbool dlltridl cboose:&.Ulleea.
Polls.open at T a.m.i and dole al I p.m.
At state are 11 ad:s on 10iea1 school
board& There ire • uplrants to lbe -·
Most of the action bas bttn in the race
for three seats in the HWltinpin Beach
Union lllib Scbool Diltrict where in-
cwnbenls John Bentley. R a y m o n d
Schmitt and lllcbard Wilson are trylng)o .
&lave oU the bids oi 1 Dine oUlel' can-didates. --.
·Ell'ly In lbe campoilJl lbe maln·""1e
WU an appanolly loss ci faith by the
voters ln the diltrict. Tbe issue was er.·
• pand<d wh<n' tlie finance offlce of the
district ll!IDOllDCed lbe poosibilily ... 11 .3
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-Campaign . Probe Looms
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District Us ed School Tim e, Challengers c_laiming,
Backers of three candidates for seats board incumbents John J. Bentley, Ray·
on lbe Huntington Beach Union High mond Schmitt and llidlard WUsoo.
'!1le Emergency CommlU.. for Ef-
factive Education Is hacldng lbe can-
didacies <i Dn. Jollp.Keot.and Sltl!!ien
~ md li(rs. CarolJp MitdJdL -
School Di.strict governing board said~ Wi.J.soo immediately ·denied a n·y
day thof will ...i.· an invatigatioo by the . lmwledge <i •1•an1ctivities. Bentley and
diilrlct attorney into' campoign practices · -ooQld not · Ire· ~ 'for com· Jeadine up to Tuesday's election. ment this morning.
· Tlli! c0mni1u.!.01• cbatles <i caniJialln
Improprieties came during a last-minute
flurry ol campaigning, In the ~
mile high school district. This year's
ochool boanl c.unpalgn, fn, wf!ich 11 CID•
didates ·are vying for •thrft seats on the
five-~mber governing body.. bas been
~ Emergency Commitu:e f~ Ef. District Superintendent Max Forney
fective F.ducation announced it wtll seek denied that the admlnlstration bad in·
an investiga~ ~me, ~ttee volved it.self in the c&mpaign at all He
spokesmen clalDl, the district ad-said he W'OUld wtlileine an investigation
ministration has used school tiqie and and urged ~ factims to "go
materials in the campaign Oil belialf ol abeadandliletli\iirfGnMlcbarges." ·
Cyclist Killed
In 2nd County
T1;'ac~ Tragtyly ·
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A .-C7clill ia~ 1111.ld ._, <i Jlle
day irll tilled llunday wh<n 1 hurled
head first into a fence at Orange County.
lnl<matiooal Raceway, the aecoocffataJi.
ty then! In • lour-day period.
Davis Gaines, 26, of Los Angeles, was
dead on an'ival at Santa Ana Community
Jjo&pital aJt<r 11:40 p.m. accident, during a wannup sesslm for the 1969 Grand
Prix 'cycle racin& season. 1
Raceway spoklSmeo. said Gainee ap-
-pearod to 1... "'l"trol ol his Yamaha
250cc machine . OI}.. the tract's tower
then = his balance momeo--curve, ,
lJrily before the · • llill out from 11\idU
him. I
The victim WU I~ into a barr~
of hay bales and ~ ~G.Xfen fence albnc
iht tract's tower ~e, near the conttol Wwtr and in goOd view cf trKt:
oupervisors.
Gaines' death s...iay followed tho
Wednesday dragster l atality of Gillert A.
Nielson, 18, of Non:o, whose modified
lts5 Chevrolet went out cf control at •
mila,-per-bour and rolled several times.
NO determination Has been made yet
about what caused Nielson to lose control
of the car on his first amateur night run
down the raceway's drag strip, reaultin&
In the ltCOnd latality in tts·~.
'!1le accident Is still J>tlng. investigated
by raceway officials end nperts frvm
the Natiooal Hot Roil' Assocl>tion, who
...,kl Dnd no lnltW 1¢1cation <i the
came.
N"idaon died at Sanla .Ana Community
Hospital about one lMiur after befnC
thmm from the sedan as it rolled over,
following a sudden veering oa the llrip.
-'!11e fint Orange County lnl<mallonal
_, J\acn'ay fatality occurred in December
d. 1967, when nationallJ tnown ractr
Mike S«otfn'1 radically built drapter
exploded Oil • Jd&b-«pee«' nm.
Gaines' cluth Sunday mlmd the open
\fig of the track's 1!111 Grand Prix
inotoreyde ......, for which lbe 'cyclilt
wu pn<licinl when killed oo his last lap
.. c:nmpetition.
• CoUUioil Cuts
unusually -·
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'OLIVER' ARRIVES FOR ACADEMY -AWARDS SHOW ::...---
YOU111 Mori< LHtw end F-Miko Moko Trip F...., Entlo,!!!I·-
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lt!'s Osear Nigi.(
Show Streamlined, Moves to L~ .
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The-Academy 8llllOllllCeci ihe "1nner.
Annis, mhm pemmlal master ol Also ahsall will .be the W..--
ceremonies Bob Hope, tonight will debut Inc !fA)b tO the POdium by Ille Wlnllon.
a llreamllned venoioo of the tradltionat _ lh fad, the usual-pr'actlce ol hlvhc
Oscar in-tallom. llancl-lm accept ~ for ·-Gooe will be the tradltinaal routine of wtnmn will be tllmlnated.
lntroducfnl a Pair <i atata bef«e eacb In ~ <i Hope and the llriDC <i
award, wbo tbm ,..,-i lbe auled en-"l*wiion" will be 10 notable llarl
velope and, after a IUlpeDICful -' (Boa a.:ARI,. hie I) ' ' '
Backen ol Ken~ Herman and Mrs.
Mildlell char(od that' lhelr c:andldatas
have been tbe victims of. "abusive.
polltlcally-mollvaled --Is by ·hill>
school olficlatt," and <i"hlghly partisan
smear type litei'ature" dlatributfld to bilb .
school lludenta on campu1 durinr -
hours by teacl!en and -
"The lhocklnc lmproprlety'<i -and other abaaes of. public trmt have made it
necessary for us to prepue appropriate
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DiscU88ion Set
Wild Chase Short No Changes • Ill Marina -Dress GOde
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.s -.-1rop · 1fl~po.-sals ·to Co~gr ~; ..... m~~~ ' 'l'bt-it '!lla!b!idJale ldloo",-1& 4ncl!l!ld awl ·~ o~ that wW plua loopholes used by ..,d,. o1' '!be Pnildftlt madt ' apc\ijo -for~!.
Nixon e
ti ._ tf · "W Ill _. ' '&AA Ii...,.., i • · .. Po!~ -~ .. 1 ·i.'e ..:_..~· _:_~ the wealth)' lo escape heayY tu delaytllc Ille aubmlaalon °'bb legtslatM:t: •1t --lW MI locltl llc:udl;J boo!fJla ~--=, .. r~--po,ymmi11 and ''""tually rovite the eu-demanO. ' . .,
..... ollt -. -II .. .-1t•ztr C Ila rillDC eOlt II !Iv' 'a •i:z,. tlzo '""""'"'ity lo lift tu........._ will Ill Ibo ~II .:..:·t 1111 ~----lllJ 'ldlM ~iii.I r "J....:i... ~ lidlll ~ '~ zelt.. , • Sl'lrjt.-'Ol?ll= I ii(,_. _1"!..._,.,_-,;;.. _._I! ' ;,,
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Ueu ol ID:b am........ d1lnc and pontOlnlpby. · -A U..year tar Nf..-m program ay11ema. · takes time. We bave la"f' lhlll'"'"'·'.' ; ---~ ------.,... ---. .....:._.~ . ~ . . ~
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Pilot School Choices
The DAILY PILOT recommends the following candi-
dates in school eleclions on Tuesday, April 15.
H.;,,lnvtan i.och High SchNI Dl1trlct
. -John Benlley, Incumbent X
Ralph Bauer X
Robert E. Dingwall X
Hunllnvtan lleoch City lll~ary) SchNl Dlatrlct
Jack K. Clapp, Incumbent X
1van E. Ugltt, lncum~t X
stephen Holden, Incumbent X
OcNn View SchNI Dlttrlct
~ Robert Knos; Incumbent · x
R. James Shatter, Incumbent x
Mn. Allee Medina x
S..I lleoch ScfM!o1 Dlatrlct
Jack T. Calms, Incumbent x
Ruth H. Duffy, Incumbent · x
Cyrus W. Shepard, Incumbent x
F....ial• Valley School District
Harold E. Brown, lncumbeat x
William E. Crane, lncumllent x
Shella R. Meyr1, Incumbent x
Wntmlftat,r School Ol1trict
Matthew Weyuker, Incumbent x
Neomia Willmore, Incumbent x
Roderick e, Cruse x
Oranp Coaat Juolor Coll• Dlatrlct
Worth Keene, Incumbent x
George H. Rodda, Jr., Incumbent x '7
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CAMPAIGN I ••
allklavita and set in motion a com-
prebmaive investigation of this matter,"
the~-· S1m1t.r • ciOniplalptl ..... : lodged lut
wee.t aga.iDst -aii ~'mip)oye of the ,Hun-~ Beach City Dlstilct. Olfld11s ol
lheelemenlary district admitted that one
of their employes bad been in error and
Aid they had taken steps to make sure
the incident would not be repeated.
V061l COMPLAINS
Another high school board candidate,
Fred Voss, complained today that some
teachers and ~ on the Marina High
Sdlool CllD~ bad been dllltributlng
UW'llure-dlioillloi that ·aB ,lllt four'""' · didatu for the boud' W<JU!d, il '1ec1ed,
reduce dlWict athletic programs to In-
tramural status.
The alleged over emphasis on athletic
Jl'CCfantS in the di!trid bu been a
favorite theme of high llChool board
member Jooepll Rt'bal, ,.;ho ~ fre-
quently been in conilid with other board
membon.
O~llY PllOI
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J•c~ l , C11rlty
VICll l"fwi..it """' ~· .. M9nl-
n.-•• x ..... n
l!dlte•
Tho111•1 A. M11rphifle
IMnltlllt l:dUer
A!Mrt w. ••te• 'Wlrn-..... .-.-111i. ftWll"""9ft ._,.
lfdllOr CPy lfdltw
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Mellllflf A4tlr-1u P.O .... 790, •2Mt ·--.......,.,. Medi: tt11 wn1 lflltlM ..,.....,..
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' Bnmt, penonne1 oecuUve; William E.
Crane, incumbent; David B. IJraela:ky,
en~, and sheua R.. Mey~1. bt-
cumbenl ·
BmitlqtGO -CllJ -Jaclc K,
Clapp, Incumbent; Stej>ben F. Holdeo, Ip,
cumbelll; Ivan E. Liaett, tncnmhent~
WD A, Tiu~ leacher, ml Belle B,
w1~ Jr., pniject -lal'.
Oceu View~ -Kenneth E,
Ellefson, general llWlag!:I'; John E.
Jordan, busineu executive; Robert A.
lcnai. incumbent; George G. .Login, at-
lonley;' Carl M"Uemann, te1dier; James
D. Mason, aerospace engineer; Alict O.
Medina, and R. James Shaffer, in-
cumbent.
Seal ..... El-tuy -.Jlclc .T
Cairns; incumbent; Ruth H. Duffy, u,.
cum.bent; John J. Reed, university pro-
fessor, and Cyrus W. Shepard, in-
cumbent.
Westmln .. IQ.emest117 -MarJOn P. ~; D1m01 F. BqliQne, computer
systems ~; Earl JI. Cartoway,
corporate euartlve; Roderick B. OUse,
publications analyat; Barbara DePriest,
aec:retary; Nathan Felmteln; L. Jean
Lester, houaewlle; I>orou.. 11oddwn,
bous4!Wife; '!Uynion•I' M. "schrillll, In-
cumbent ; Matthew L. Weyuker, in-
cumbent, and Neomia Willmore, jn.
cum bent
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Introduction i o Sunny Calif o ~p •a :~
By JANICE BERMAN
Of 1t11 Mir Pllll ......
Afla' two months II I lrlJllPlanted
eutemer, I decided to become a bona
fide Calilomlan. I bit Ille beoch.
NOW', It lboald be "11'1.ined thol ht tho
eut,ooe .. not ~
blt the beach .• Jn.
atead, you make a
day of it, and, call it
of the car and end up lo tho ocean.
You doo~ need all Ille utra atuff. Just
aometblnc lo sit .... allber. -...
.mboud, depeodlnc m )'OUf thing. You
d"1~ need ntra -· --Calilomia II bthny ~ lbe 'time,
So ~ I na Ille atber ,,.._ at
Mllibo. Or rather, drlvlnt up ml down
the Coe!! Highway Jooklq I« a place lo
park. I finally found • pelfoct l(IOI, on
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magulne. AU arounii1.me, le _,,,.
d!Wn& peacefully~-Ule parii<:Jes;:· flitted over lhtlr f : • It w very quiet. r
( ~bl ol the • . v' I had' teen,:~
where troops of C9 headlong.:-.-:
1iU lemmings, inlo: 11>e P c. I waited •
PILOT.
l.OGBOOK . Califomia·mactF_bikini, , :
,. going to 'the beach.
You -pack a lunch, a
change of clothes in
case It gets cold, a
ponable radio «
TV, book5 and mq. .......
.. the edge of a aiJ-foot drop. 'lbe M1e
.. moved closer to the wbeell u I spun
So did ~ _orshi_.. But
there difference. because they
"ere-1 was not. They s:nyed
foe aoroeone lo do Jt.-Nobody did • :
,My tee.th "ere chatt.er}ll1 aDd my leas ·'!
turning Uie IU'le shade;f aqu.a u mr..l
Tbe sky t~ dartu-; I waited for .. ~
somebody to 1.,e No y moved. •
I could alllJlf ·no 'J<i\ger. Throwing :
pride to the witlds~ hittr bad now reach-...
ed 20 miles per hour, I deserted, and
sheepishly clambered up the aaroe bank l ...
had so blithely dashed down an h o u t"' l
before. My car was still hoveriJm: ex·
Hert, it's a different thing. If you get
tired of driving along the Coast Highway,
you stop at a beach. It's easy, because
you're "'Irina: your bathing lllit; you
can pWl up rigbl oert lo the aand, ..U out
them in the 11and. _
I produced the requllile blanket, alnce
boards are DOI my tblng, and ICrllllbled
down the precipice lo the beach, bitting 11
at 2:17 p.m.
At 2:18, the IUn vanillhed, and a chill
wind whi5tled in from the ocean. 1 prop-
ped myself up on one elbow, and looked
around. The Dodie was perched where I
bid left I~ and it awQed ln Ille ""°"'·
' triumphantly ln their lrunb and bikinis
ml looked very COinfortable. I reached
for my worbhirt and noticed stares of
incredulity.
The wind increased in force. I la y
down, stoically gritting my Leeth against
the onslaught. You will get a Lan, I told
my11eU.
I fidgeted, willbing for a book or
pectanUy. ~
As I struggled back into the knot o£
traffic, I looked at the people on the
beach. They slept, unaware that the IUl1
bad ju.st come out.
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who wW distribute the llatu.U.S. '!beat
holtl and bootes"' Include Funk Sina, tra. Jane Fonda, Sidney Poitier, Steve
McQueen and llurt Lancaater.
The traditioo-brealter II Gower Cham-
pion, mastermind of 1everal Broadway
hit plays who is directjng the ceremo-
nies for the fU'S( time. Although Hope is
not muter of ceremonies W,, year, he
i.! expected to appear oo. the show.
Katharine Hepburn could become the
fll'St actress in the 42-year history cf the
awards to win three Oscars. She won
Jut year Joe "Guw Who's Coming to
Dinner," and tor 11Moming Glory". in
1933, This year she was nominated for
"The Lion in Winter," which also ii a
contender for best motion picture of
1988.
Also in the running is Barbra Strei·
sand, w:ho wu nominated for "Funny: G~I." j)ie !~II ~ ohe ev.r llllde.
PaliiclA Neal' fs I ~"favOrite
1n "The SUbJect Wu ·lloMll." Sile our-
lered three OW'-!1til motes three
ye1t1 ... but fou&bt bock lo ..,.... her
auCCf&ful career.
Vanessa Redgrave was nominated for
''Isadora" and JoanDe Woodward for '!Raebel. Rachel." .
Only·t"o ol the nocqlnees, Mill Strtl-
atlnd and Mi6S Wood#ard, were expect-
ed to attend tonight's prexntaUons by
the Acadeply of Motioo P,k;ture ,,Arts
and 8cienets. ! ~
The contenden for best .ador are Cliff Robertsoo (a..rly), Roe Modify. (Oli-
ver!), Alan Arkin (The Heart ls 1 ·
Lonely Hunter), Alan Bates ('I'be Fixer),
and Peter O'Toole (The Lion in Winter).
··'Ille awards wW be televlled !ABC-TV 7 p.m. PST) and will be held for ·
the first time in the Dorothy Cband1er
Pavilion at the Los An&eles Music
Center.
The major contest for best pictun: is
between "Tbe .. L1oa ... in Winter" and
"Oliver!" 'Jbe latter rectlved 11 nom·
inations. The other three contenders ate
"Funny Girl," "Romeo and Juliet" aDd
''Raebel, Rf?L"
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Harvard Showdown Ne ars ~ -· I
Students Occu py Dean's Of fices at BaJton: U. ~
By Ulll&ed Pma bteruUcul into}~ ott.lces ol deans Staton R. Curtiss across the ~ tod~ a1 cl1sses resum-~
A stude.nt strike reached the abowdown and 'llemard Meckel. ed followUJ1 the weekend which in.::
st.age at Harvard Univerlity today. CU#Jss said the sitter.in were there terrupted U, fil'st weft of campus unrest :,
students occupied the afficel ol two when~ deans came to work. "We -:ere after the F.pter vacation period. · ~
deans at nearby Bolton Univenity. ;3~ed;,POlltely to leave and we left, he AnUwar !femomtrators who maintained==
A declared three-day •trike .t Harvard u~ at e 0 1 t 0 n University hai thei~ occud,Wtion ~r stanford University'• · • wn in its third day and ltudentl were fOCllled,on demands for an end to ROTC applied electrorucs .laboratory through-:
scheduled to meet to decide whether to • ol ''"A " . . the' weetlild planned loday to !pread
continue jt. A spot check ol cld9el at 00 ~ -one ....:: &ey tnues in the their proRst to i.nClude 'the affiliated _
midmorning showed they were JPG'lf:IY Harvan1\dispute. Stanford ·~search lnstitllt'e where most ·
attended. BoycoUi, &i~lns and other demonstra--of~~ .i school's classified military~
The strike at Harvard wu called to tioos wtl-e planned at .other acboola r .carried.out. ;-
~t ~'*'of du~ poUce to . ;A.. ~ ·"' k)G t~~ • . . ~-·... . . ~ .,,_
.... .. occupatloe ol tlie -.ch0ol'1 ""' \ ~~ =~~~:£"~ Chhirinllln-of ~GfJP '-l!Jl-ges i
-buildlni Oil ... occupilol lt ,...;Jd recommend ·::":e SIS-year.old
Ulllveraity be ·-· The ocupatim ol the ... .,.. -at
Boston University came }ea tbm I wetk
aft<r'lludentl bad taken..., q.e ocl19ol'1
DMncllf · aJd olllce.
Today, a-IDll -ti .under the
leadenblp ol Btudaatl for a Demoaalic
Sociely -pertmla1 -lq>lup ol ...,.
pua ,.voh ammd Ille COUDtry -moved
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principal who qreed that the trend for
hair styles b -Ioicer Ill! cbarp( lhll euealve leoatli ll lo be avoided.
"Grldualllm II what we .,. talkloc
about, not totalilm," be cbarsed.
A lludent In Ille audlenee then decided
that the time bid come to apeal: up and
challenge Ille ---... points ol
beauty.
BUl'Cll UGLY
"Wf1'1f, l find a butch haircut really UI·
ly," be uid. "~I'• ue. lo aee tboae liUle opikel_ out ol • .... ••
bead," be la.id, to Alliltant
Principal Owen er wbo wu wearing a
crewcut · -• ·
Even thouib the 111kfen11 loll the finl
batUe, they "111 try •lain April 30 when
they will make tbelr recommendaU0111 to
llmi1ar committees fn>m the other thr<e
high oollools.
From that -a alngle dress <Ode
will IO fcrward to tM Board of Trustees
for approval tw &be 1119-70 scbocl year .
Damages Sought
In School Mishap
Damages of llO,ODll .,. belni claimed
by a Huntlqton Beach man in a Superior
COurt lull whicll charps the Fountain
Valley School District willl ._,.ibWty
for injuries sufferm by hla It-year-old
10•1. •
Named with the dlltrict as defendant in
the action filed by Rmald A, Spicher,
-ComwaD, II teacher -Km. .. Busbanf ~ School. m-•1
adions allegedly led lo Scott -rr.c,·
Spicher helping lo lUt a I~ tlble
whicll owrtumed Pd fell "' the bojl.
Spicher claims that bb ..., IUfl-
M:vere injuria in the lncldtnl Hl1 elatns
his -.. jectod by the ICbool dis\rlcl
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Eight Die in Fire
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Inv lve~n t Wi th Youth
' WASlllNGTON (AP) -Hep. Roaen C.
B. MOl14D (II-Md.); ~ Republicans
today to involve ·tbemlelves in the pnr
blema of youth and the minorities lest
they become the "spare tire" of politic!I
-winning elections only w b e o
Dem0Cl'll1' disaffect. f.
M0114D, replacblg'Ray Bliaa 11 nation.II
chairman, told the Republlcan National
Committee bluntly the party won la11t
year's praidentia1 elecUon more because
of diuati.sflCtion among the voters than
<Slthuslaam for the GOP candidate.
11The queatlon is," be said In the tei:t of
a talk at a cloeed session, Man we a
poUUcal party capable of altracting oew
1enerations, capable of establishing
government fn our own right, capable of
winning elections because m what n are
and bow we perform.
"Or are "e a standby for the majority
or AmerlCllll to use only u a aubstitule
for failure?
"I, tor one, will not accept for the
· Republican Party the role ofsp>ri tire in
American politics."
In sbeddln& their role as a minority
party, Mortem said, .Republicans must
become "maaively involved " l t h millions ol )'Ollllg people, with mllllons of
' black people, with millions of poor ~
pie, with American Indilns, with naUonal
and ethnic groups, farmers , senior
citizens and city folk.
"We must care about their problems,
the.ir hopes, their frustrations and
dreams," he said. "They are not political
commodities to be dealt with in bulk or in.-
biogs. They are pa~ of a great entity
which is America and all that it standls
for ."
In his pttpared remarks Morton made ... •
no reference lo the Controversy over the •
Safeguard antimissile system which
President Nixon has ordered deployed.
Committee alcies said there were no in.
dications that the group y,·ould act to •
fonnally endorse Nixon 's decision. But -
individual members said there was .
strong approval for the President's ac-
tions. ·
Morton said that the new committee •
leadership has been promised that '"the
full muscle ol a Republican ad·
tninlstrallon will be going for us." ;.
Bliss, who presided over the 't>mmitte&!
in the successful 1966 and 1968 elecUons_;
was forced out of the chainnansblp io·;
make way for a new leader more adept;: ~ pub~c presenl&Uon of the Republicmf
Vlf:WpOlnt. :t
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Animals Talking Back
CcnservaUonista and bird •atch--
m an big on a I.bing they c:aU
"natural habitat."
And you don't have to be much
of a humcr wttcher to know that
Ille Oranp Cout is the natural
habitat ol aome of the naUon'1
f1umiest cartoonists.
Found In the local nest o1 puncl>-
linert with pai.ntbnJlbes are the
lnta'landl h!lnl, Dlclc Show a..i
"the animal man," &d Norzqer.
1'~~ 11AI~'( 1'11.oT WILL CA~ •Jl~IM~L~ic '? HoT POG! ..
• .. tjou 'i°Mulcl erc~e the e~pr~ss iOI\ ..
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WOODLAND. cam. (AP) -El&lll.
memberi " a Sacramento River 1ttrt:
(ann family died ln a f1llh nr. that -
l\ll!led their IJed rrame -SUnd"l' Jllllll Two of the ..,,,.. children In the
Work from all of their protHic
peos his been published from
lime lo llme In the DAILY Pnm.
Slartlng today. however, fAcunatlc
KolEiftl''1 alngle panel ftature,
ANIMALop:, will appear a1mo..t
avtry clay. Monday throu,ii Sa~
urday, In the DAILY PfLOT. The
lint one b "' Pqe I loday.
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Two surfero late advantap of the debris-fret conditions al HunUnf'
ton Beoch city beach over the wtekend. Pollution from recent noods
_bas fon:ed ~~ of the Jlffrll7 1tata beldl,
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bilrninfl -manapd to Dee. TbeJ
wtr1 lo cr!Ucal cnndltlnn at• boopital to-
day.
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" Old CaJifornia Spring Carnival Theme
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-.,Y, April 14, 196'1 -DAILY moT JI
Los Alamitos ·Bookie Draws ¥ear · in 'County Jai~ ~ .... ~
l4'l ,\LAMITOS -A Loa ~ ,Ccflirl ~ u d c.e ~'• CGm""'1oll, Elmo Lakewood, tbe third llltlllber '""'·
Alamltoa man mull ....., ""' llliw~ C. CalnorGn 1blndod F. Scbetle, &, 'i Anaheim. ol what pallce llld wu a wd Mn. Y-pin Id Piil'
month In Oranc• County Jail the fall lmn '11nuldaf ·to -a !May jail torm 10< hll orpniud belUnc lwlneu, 11 belon Judp --~l0<~hl~s~bootm~~a~kin~glo~pc~r~a~tl°"'~jJo~....,~h~·Bom~~bo=l~a,_M:::_· ~ol:_:!OC:_· -]>U'l~~ln~the~!bookle~:J'~per~a:t:lon~.J""""'~;)Uy~lll'Ylnc~~a~lllx;"""'~~th~~·nd;muat~~ .. ~·~•~aa~oddJ!lma~==• IRVINE -"Fandllilo" has ·d\Jcted "Unkamp project to ' organl?ltlonl.'pma and con·i· cl-Ose to'lho nearby ricetra".l:. ~Drive. G1or1a Y-,' ~O_. Of Jail'~ !or tbe aame ol· threo,.... proll-•
been telected u the naJl'lf for provide a 11.lDUDer camp e.x. t e 1 t 1 , r I d e 1 1 m u 11 c •
the ""'~ annual l!>Pnl peri'l"'e, Joe disadvantaged relrullmenll, and a barbecue
carnival' !'! ~ ',hekl at !JC children ~ Orange Cou!lty. dlbner. Many parllclpanta wm
Irvine On SUn1il~. May 11. ..,,,e The Carnival' last year rUed wear coetuma o1 ear 1 y
theme will be the "okl 11.200 far Ibis purpose. California.
California ranchl." An •dditioaal sum will be 'lbe canUval will be held on
Studenta and embers of sought thiJ year to co to campus at the intenection of
community · .fl PIPS Biafran relief. Bridge Road and Campus
have begun 'Plannltlc decor•· Scheduled to begin at 11 Drive. Decorations w 111
Uons and activitie.s for the a m. and to conclude wi'tb oJ!k_ Wnulate_an_earJy. -Calll<nla -
day-long event. -aoor iiitertliiiifiiiit -m -the -pueblo, with a ca.nlina, corral,
Primary beoeficiary o( the evening, the "Fandango" will Spanish arches and a fountain,
eveot will be ·the sludent<0n· feature booths sponsored by and a "bandJto's hideaway.••
Fair Gives
Building to
Retarded
¥ outh's Trial Reset
In Skull Death Case
RIVERSIDE -Trial for the
one remaining defendant in
The Orange County Fair the grotesque Elsinore skull
Board is turning over its rah-murder case discovered last year by three Cmta Mesa rab-bit eil\ibit building on the Col-bit hunters has been reset.
ta Me.sa [airgrounds to the Rowland J . Berry, 19. o[
Orange County Association for 3014: Toland St., Santa Ana,
Retarded Children. will return to Riverside Coon-
The building will be con· ly Superior Court May 26, on a
verted to an It-month-a-year motion to delay, made by the defense.
training workshop iDr men -He is held . in Riverside
tally or p h Y s f c a 1 I Y han-County Jail without bail.
dicapped children and adults. Berry has pleaded irmocen~
During the month .cf July, by reason of insanity to the
the workshop will be used {or execution shooting cf Kent D. Davis, 21. of Hayward, ap-agriculture eihibits at the an-proximately one year ago,
nual county fair. while two Other suspects
About 20 h a n d i c a p p e d originally charged have been
children and two supervisors released .
. Initially will take part in the Authorities believe Davis came to the Southland a year lraining program, tentatively ago carrying about $800 for a
scheduled to begin May 15. major drug purchase and was
Workshop hours will be 9 a.m. murdered for the money by
to 3:30 p.m. alleged suppliers who never
Persona wishing to inquire planned to de1iver.
about tlle training program Hls scattered bones were
' may call the workshop found below Railroad Canyon
traintng center at 835-3511. Dam near Elsinore last fall , I
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VOTE APRIL 15th . •
FOR OUR
CHILDREN'S SAKE
not long before record winter
rains would have eradicated
all evidence of the murder.
Seals Aid
Oeft Lip
Children
Fair. Adds
Two Entries
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VOTE I TUESDAY APRIL 15, 1969
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• ' • • QUALITY EDUCATION
WITHOUT ''GOLDPLA TING'€ ,,
I X Fred W. V 0 S S \ .
Huntington B11ch
Un ion High School District
Board of Trustee-1
lf you have a liking for
pigeons and guinea pigs, you'll
be pleased to · know . that
categories fot bOth these en-
tries have been ~-to! the -
li st of events for--.thi:,_19111
Orange County· Fiir a'ria ,EJ:.
position, set for July l}• at
lhc Fairgrounds in Costa
?\1esa.
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c-,.11• Ce11t•lttM fM Ptff w. v ...
Chelrmu: C..lp M, leny, '4l1 Slit• Clrcl•,
H.-t..,_. leech
Anybody in Calilornia who
breeds cavies -that's a fancy
word for guinea pigs. -may
enter them in the judglDJ. But ·
only Orange Catmty Pf&eon
people may enter their birds 1
for judging.
WANT INTEREST .
ON TOlJR BANK
CHECKING AC:COlJNT'l ..
YOU CAN'T GET· IT
BtJT WITH PACD'IC'S
SWJTCB 'N SAVE ACCOUNT
Yn 111 •• ... at• •D 11y btfia1 a lat i.. ... .., ia
,.. ll I Fl J El 11 Zl .. a lit -ii 19 Pacific Iii f\I II Ilk
~nut a• attlfdilll 11111J llllCl .. flltl • lblll ••·•· ......
n•l'J' dollar earal weq •~r It Is la ·
J'•ar Pacllle Anoant-
even for jast oae daJ'.
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GRAND OPENING OF 'fVERSON'S 'NEW PAD!
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lt'afinallyheppe'nedto Newport Beach (•ndtothe ·' ·
world)-a' genuine, hOnest·to-aoddneu BWG-A•
BA LOOI Nobody' a ever had 0"!' befqre but, It waa
bound ' to happen, and Iverson thouaht of It!
Iverson'• ''pad'' is his brand new Volk1wa1en . .
building which is the largest and most beautiful in
the United States. Conceived with an artistic flair,
it 'houses the very latest in service and diagnostib eq~ipment,l'8-nct is a perfect sh'Owclise 'tor diS;
playing the latest changes in the Volkswagen line·
(that is, if you can spot the changes).
·, "'/.. FREE BUG!' , . ..
Durina the. world'..-fir1 t;° BllG-A·BALOO, lveraon
will give -.way_• aparldina n~w 1969 Volk•-aen
(otherwioe ·k.riowii •• "The• S\11"). ~II y0u ,,.,,.
to do is pey us"a viSlt. If you've ne11er.been ,..,,.
BUG·A'BALOO, now· is your.opportunity to. lie'.
amongttlefirst! At\hii'BUG-AlBALOO, you•ifsee
the lote•t In Volk.Wagons and Porschea, within a • .lo. • -"! layo";' lhe llkeeot~ich you've -_,,before!
BUG·~·BALOO .refreshments await tho•• that ·
CARE to -aomething different! Now'a the time
to put a "Bug" In your house!
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Ericson Breaks Ground at Irvine
Erlicson Yachts, lnc., bullder
,Ji ~ 1ta.u sallboOt.s from
'Ill to G !O<t, recently brolce :tr.unc1 \II U.. ln>fue Indu>trial
firm wia fcitndcd in HIM. It
~as 11'irtbas«I; In'llil by a
COfPO<•\IOO · eomppsed of .Mar-
qu.l& &. Pitman, Jr., president,
and Del Wilton, vice lft!I·
dent. ll«<nllr It became a
-my cl PacIHc
~ lndullries, Ille. of ·'Pa ..W.1es.
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was· held at the Aston and
Deere·Street·stte.
From a $300,000 per year
, ~fiioo three years '&IO,
·Erlclon Yadlt.s hu "°"" to $3 million in volume wilh
distribution natlonwkte and in
EufoP'.
"Our new facility should
enable u.s to upand to 1 year·
17 ·.volume or more than ..
.milUOn.'' Walton predicted.
"A feature ct the new plant
will be the Wes\ ec.st's only ··-~tank," he added.
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' California Thriffs Giant 6%
on 12-month futl paW lltVfflment Thrift c.tiftcat ... Um our
handsome 5'>S:"• an,.....,_ Ac:cowies IDPl!lllll for any •rnot.ftt.
Withdra•ts honored 1mlftllll8ttfy on -...nd.
can CaJ.Thrift, We'M be. hlllCJY to tell~ more .-rt our proud
reputation. How we cll'I _., benefit"YDU-'YfJW family. And how
._ c.an h1nd&e .n ~details of trlnsterrin& yciur praent fortdt
by phone or rnlif.
remel1iJer ••.
Invest
by the 20th
Earn
from the 1st
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Now ~bminl • dlctdeol _,....,. ...._ ...... ':_, dtils·~ C.lifomi..
llDllCI: AMEltlCAI NDUlnM&. 111111(-ASSOCIATa I eAIPOM5A NIOCIAnolll tf IMIUSntUll lfWI to..,AN1($
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Y•ur Money's Werth
... Control Wages,
Prices? Never
87 SYLVIA PO!ftml
Suddenly, rumort 1 r e
l!>mding ·-· "" lond that the Nixon . Admlnl,str1Uon is
conaidering a reqll<SI for
wage-price controls -because
1be anti-inflation W'e a pons
we 've tried so far are simply
nol working. The arrument
being beard la that Only the
"aledgHwnmer" approach ot
legal limits on price and wage
increases will effectively curb
today's spiral 'l1>e reaaoning
is )hat since both ""'"-pro-
fits and labor paychecb wm
be curbed, the rntrainll Will
be accepted by the natloo;
dirttt CO!ltrols a r e un--
derstandahle and ohvioul; the
restraints worked in World
war Ir and the Korean conflict
allll will-t qain.
No! 'Ibis would be economic
Insanity.
WAGE-P.JUCE cont r o Ii;
would attack .the symploms,
not the causes of inllat.ion and
thus would help only to worsen
an already dangerous inflation
psychology. (Wben you have a
fever, you don'fcure it by put-
ting the thermometer in the
freezer.)
U an aI1-<lUt emergency e.x-
pbled in the U.S., ii Is con-
ceivable (barely) that" wage.
price controls would work for
-a short whlJe, for th e
emergeocy probably would
. bring lprih an out-pouring of
YOluntary cooperation a n d
compliaoce.
But it ii incooce.ivable that
these controls would -work
against the. bacqround of
19119's detested Vietnam war
and widespread c i t i z e n
rebellions.
NO. SHORT of the explosion
-and what forecast would
matter then? -wage-price
controls will noi. be requested
by the. Nixon Administration
any more than they were re-.
quested by the Johnson
Admini!tration. To give you a
brief e:iplanation :
• 'J1>e Vfr'! lhnll al Ule. "'°" trots would speed up today's
'tf8ge-price aplral to a hor-
rifying degree. n-who con·
tend the controls worked dur-.
ing World War II and Korea
have either nt\ler studied what
actually happened or have
forgotten. To illustrate :
between the ootbreak of the
KorUn war ln June, 1950, and
the price freeze on Jan. 25,
1951, whole.We prices toared
15 percenl ~ for World War
u, -it flnally -and Ulldtr-tbe.counter illegal in-
creases could again b e
r<pOrted legally, retail prices
sllyrocketed II.I -in months Some ''freeze ,,
And u,,;l is only !hi~!
-The conln>ls could not be
enforced without an army of
pricing policemen, a hor-
rendous bureaui:racy in
Washington to administer the
restrainll and strangulating
red tape. We are not prepared
to setup lhlJ bureaucracy; we
haven't the manpower to run
it.
-EVEN AN ARMY of
pc>licemen would be able to
price only a limited number of
essen!W ilems. History knaw>
that manufacturers would im-
mediately cut the production
of the controlled (and relative-
ly unprofitable) items and
concentrate on uncontroUed
profitable item!. This would
lead to shortages of essential
goods.
-A rationing system "'oukt
then become the only answer
to distribution of scarce goods.
This would necessitate another
bureaucracy to enforce ra-
tioning, put even greater
strains on our manpov•er and
add even more to under-the-
counter pressures on wages.
-Meanwhile. a general
deterioration of quality of
many products would develop
as businessmen tried to p~
tect their profit margins by
skimping on the quality of
controlled items.
-NOW, LOOK what you
have : shortages of controlled
items, general deteric;>ration of
quality, nightmarish red tape.
-Black markets would by
this Orne be popping up all
over the land, for it would be
in these illegal markets that
controlled items would be
priced up in response to sup-
ply and demand and contrulled
wages would be matched up in
response to employers' bid·
ding. The threat of penalties
wouldn't work ; it never has
throughout more than 1,000
years of experimentation with
311ch controls as these.
The way to attack inflation
is at its foundation -which is
the supply of money and
Ma ••ler credit in \he economic stream
-and this we are doing. Rodney A. Lewis has been
named assistant secre-LEGAL CONTROLS go far
tary and manager or the beyond guidelines 00 proper
Costa Mesa facility of wage-price policies. If you want to change our entire
Glendale Federal Sav· economic system, face up to
ings. Previously he was and admit it. For that is
loan manager at the Tor· precisely what you favor when
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CDllt ........, In tett fort11 ound. IJdQ Jllilftd' ilt ..., i'flt'lt hind corniw • ._,. •lliOit& it1 chlmlll' _,"-cl .up !'} Mint ol tiemn .... wNcti, h tt.. ~ of S.lbal 911 Club tod,y. I
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' -fl)is ts Newport 1946 ... the year tho~ L .. ter, Ryons & Co. opened their
orisinal offices in this city as the first·brokerage firm In the area. Today,
-,. ire proud to be recognized as the larae.st regional brokera1e firm in
SQuthem California wilh 15 offices throu"1out the Soulhland.
new offices feature the finest in electronic communication$ equipment.
including a computer·directed 1ekltype network which allows rapid direct
contact with the New York and American Stock Exchanges, as well as
direct telephone lines to the Los Angeles main office.
w, talce pride In announcing thal-.•e"h ... mowd our Corona Oel•Mar
.ffdlities to a new location: The Financial Ptm, Newport Center. These
The entire staff of Lester, Ryons & Co.
facilities:
•• L EBTER .RYON S & Co.
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No""°'t Financial Pl ...
550 Newport C...ttt Driff
fl'Yino r._, No. 1
N_.t, c.tl!Gmla t2'60
in\lites you to visit thei r new
NAMED PRESIDENT
Henry L. Roth
Roth Heads
Beneficial
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Mmlr•I AmlelH 1A Allllrr• C• Air Prod .:rob
Allt9 Cp .JOI AiuMlu I.If
Air Pd pl•.1~ 4 Jlndvatrln 41•11:ectTn 1.10
Al"-l ud 1AO AllHLud 1111 l
Al ... P• 1.21 AtlldC~ 1-70
AllO IMlft A Anlaiilo\111 J~ AJU14 PO .• Alio.tStr IA AMltdSl.>11 M AH11 CM .... A,lpNPC .10. Am.111$1'9 l M AM8AC ~ AmerE1 1.lll NMl"iMll l AAlrFl"r .ID Am AlrUn .IO Atn en ... 1 Atnak Nolf 1 Am8<1<1t 1.611 Am Oft 2.20 ACICI pf 1.1$ Am C.,, M
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elec Am eo... .1'f Henry L. Roth was ted """'"-';' .t11
president and director of the = 11:
Beneficial "Standard Life ""°"":~ 1~
Insurance Co. at the annuaJ ~11p:·~
board meeting in Los Angeles. ~ 1,.a 1~
Joseph N. Mitchell , presi-AE'.1.:.~ pfA• . ed AmHolll .71l dent si~ 1958, was nam A Home 1 ....
chairman <JI the board, and :~~ "".J
Edward D. Mitchell, founder, ~:::~F~', 1:~
becomes honorary chairman. ~·1M~lcitt0
Roth who JO. ined Beneficial AmN•tG•• 1 ' · AmN....,l Standard when 1t was founded AmPtio1 ·°"' . ""· held t All.nrch .:lk m 1940, ,...., managemen ....., Seit 1
positions in almost every ~ ~11 ·'°
di vision of the company. He ~fil.'' ,.;7..
was elected vice president in ::s~ld J,.n
1950, and senior vice president Arn sreru ...
and agency director in 1966. ~~~:i~s
He is a member of the ~5t'£,p11..to"
Balboa Bay Club, Newport ~~' .J
Beach, and w~s recenUy f~ l:r;: tli
elected to its board of Am z1"'
governors.
lncorporati
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Ametril: wl Amt..;l<"IC .to AMK Co .JO
A.MK Pl3.2G
AMK. C• pl J AMP Inc A Amoe>! C«11 Amsted J.60
Am!tl .21 MM:orld !.>Cl
AnchHG 1.loll
M C T ""''"' •.M a y tit ax :w,.~~~~:
.t..rthD1n 1.60 Arl1PubSv< \
F D Arllln1 DS .?0 Or Oct Armco SH l ors t~:>",,'t',,
Arm Ck 1.ol09 .t,rmll.ub 1.611
LOS ANGELES lUPll -~~;n'O:-~ -~
Doctor, lawyer and dentist in~~~:~'°
C l·r . k d AudOG I.XI a 1 orrua may soon ta e a -AWSPI i.:iott
M,.il r1n .40 vantage of a new tax shelter ~soc1nv 1 • ..o
Aldlli.on 1.60 incorporation for pro-Atcri11 p1 .50 A11(!y£1 1.lO
ressional persons. ::1.~"'P1~:1f
A state law passed last :U11.~" ~.J
N "" . h A!lel Ch .to ovemu.:r wd out great fan-At111 CorP
f 'ls f . ls t All1CP 111.2!11 are perm1 pro essiona o Auror1 P11' , l d th h AutSl>ktr .!;.!~ 1ncorpora e an ere y save Au1<1rntn tnd
money on U:icome taxes. ::~ ~11.lo :io
~ . I A-nryP~ .J' 'ue sa\1J.ngs coo d, of course, "-vntt inc .40
be passed along to the patient Avon Prt 1·111
-but there is nothing in ,e~1>ck . w1.J6
the law to require that. ~:~1~e1r1 :
· ll!IG llfll• ~ One source predicts that 11a11r; ptC•
most or the state's 25.000 t"..;;~~p1t ,'°
phy~icians v.'ill incorporate ::;~~11: J .• 1r,
their practices within the next :::l~ ~~',Jg
18 moilths. There are 11,500 l!lr 1~Jv
denlisls and 30,000 lawyers ft!~t:'t}: :~
who also may take advantaue lllYvkCi1 50 " llt1rltl9s I of the new lav.·. 11e11 Frts 1 8"1 F~• pl ~ United Professional Plan-tg;r~ 1.,
ning Inc., a business manace-tr:t~f l:
ment group which serves eeldHem ·"' . h 11.11 ........ 60 more t an 3,000 physicians, ee11 ~!!!:-'"~ . Bfffl\,..... l.-dent1sts and o t b e r pro-e1m11 eo .. 1
fessionals, has been h9lding l:~11r1n1·~'°
seminars to acquaint its g;::pF ,::.:;:
clients with the advantages =::=; in
of incorporation. It is said I:~~ ~1:p
that a person must gross at Rr:'Tl'l.!:1 ~=
least $40 000 to make it ettct.Dk 1. 2 • ' llH1t Ll llf 1 worthwhile. !~~·11 1.50 ~f Bflr.I Under incorporation physi· eoi-!c":.. 'jo$b
cians. for example. v.·ot.lld t:'s1":!1-~
become employes and would BookMth , n Borel~ I.XI serve for regular salaries. In eor1w1• '·"
dd.,. t 2S t f Sorm1nF .ICI a 1 ion. up o percen o &M Edi• 2.ot
such salaries could be fun-~~w ... ,:"'.so
ne.led into profit-sharing and l~l:ru~ t~
pension plans. Th e. con. t1.;!,MJ,:'
tributio~ are deductible by G~~1>11~J
the corporation and are not :: t: pf
taxable to th e individual '".,. Sh•'f 1 employe -at least not im-:= 1;1! ~'"l I eut1u11111 .7t llJQlld. e y. eucEY• 1.lt evdcl Co _. A corporation also may pro-~in 4
vide insurance benefits -8~• ~I:, • Bllflli ll:1mo health and accident and life 1un1111: ""·'°
-without cosl to the 8~~";9 .:.0""'
emp!oyes. I~~ i::,
• lhhVnv "l.,ll Another .saving -lhc first 1111t11r1S11 .10
$2:i,OOO of corpora te income
ll r f I C.tiot C• ... ca s or a lax o on y about c11 Fin•~•
25 percent -much lower than g!!::'rt"t ::?! the com parable tax for an C•"'!'So 1.10 )dnBrnr .olO individua l. ~~ ~:~ ~ 3
Thirty-six states in addi tion ~ ...... i:..d -~"
to California now permit pro-~ 'f:
f · I•-· •11s11M ess1ona s w incorporate.. •roPLI 1,0
. To illustrate _potential. sav~ ~ 1::
mgs, Karl L. Wiley, pres1deot ~...!'.. i\:
of United Professional Plan-:W""Ji ·
ning, ciies the cue of a three-,~~1;::
man m e d i c a I partnership. ~?. .... 1.21
which might have had a,..... • •c.~
income in 1111 cl 1310,0!I. t.,i
Alter npenaes, net income ~ ;11
would be .,m,MIO with each 9i'M \1.•
partner recelvinc $ 7 I , ! 3 s 11:tl-'.Ji
gl"OU; and '51,500 net. II~ \;?1
ll'lCOrporaUon wwld mean a f::~ • .:
net ·of $0,700 for eaeh ln-1• .111
dividual after ta1ea -less ~'~
fhan undtr. lhe partnership -~~
but th ts would be mort than =r ·1 A
offset by ft'lngc bcne£lts and c= ¥'
woulci actually give ea<:h tn-=v ;J
divldual $58.100. or $6,600 ·"" v~y 1::
more than w i t h o u t in-8::.::' . .;
corporation. ~r"sJ",.
Oflntllts are not yet permit· 1111115:'".,r
led to tffe ldV1ntage of Ult /,.~ ...
new law but the board of ~l1e1"~,.
dMtal aaminen b expected r~lt f.~
to pam a regulotioo permit. l:ll'E::~ J
Ung them to do so. ,~cvr 1•0
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LONDON (UPI) -The glunlng inlellJcmce nporta
United states lost Ila edge in from around the -id.
:lnnitary ~ .9Yer Russia ~1r.ras lor"'1JI acdd"'lal 1ii'tbe pUt year. aJaiic wtih tile that tile end tl the:Arne~ ~a..in; end .obility to be ~ -~ol>tlltJ to be the world's dominant power," a "'univq:_'lal dombvt po:'fl!I'
Brittah institute said Friday. ·sbould wiill'!lo .. llit ti
The Institute for Strategic ·~ yeon ol .i--111
Studies predicted the Soviets rul.'I" the "'l"'Y said. • ~ overtake the United .• · 1bl lmtitute aaid the lJhiled
States' i n inter-continental States inRrnalional role in tbe
ballistic . missiles (ICBMs) lrlOI could---become th e
by .rnid-1969. But it said tlle smallest _JiDCe berore World
United States would keep its War n .
overaJI lead in n u c I e a r It saicf thett was in lJ:ie
weapons because ol its greater United states "an increasing
aibmarine and air (~ sense that the rewards ol
The Wlitute made l t 1 American global responsibllity
. assesmient of the rtlalive were by no means com-~ ol the two powers in mensurate with the costs. It
~ ks latest ''strategic survey." sald • ieceni expe.tienc:es at
The institute is a center for home and ! abroad bad tx·
Cle:feme and security research, hausted the Americans' "con-
' ·Others on lneJ;"ease
Non .. public Sclwols DrQp
WASHINGTON (AP) Catholic elementary acbools
Enrollment in Roman Catholic declined between September
elementary ~ secondary 1967 and September 1961 Crom
Schools has declined this 70,'15Z to 6&,224.
academic year, an Indication In C a t b o I i c secondary schools, reJ.i&ious imtructors
that ~public s c b u o I s dropped from SS,126 to 34,214
throughout the United Slates in the same period.
in Catholic scbool .emollmentl,
Jw beeD atlrlbuted in part
to dislocations camed by
Urban renewal projeds amt
by the encorachment of trr
dustrial a D d institutional
establishments on res.idtlrtlaJ
areas. are losing pupils. Another problem, decreases
The figures, released by lhel.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;-;:";::~==~------,1 National Catbolic Educationll , • ., J'9lltDI M-tt1112r1
Association -NCEA -come C O R R E C T I 0 N I al a time when public school ' •
enrollmeot hall i n c r e 1 s e d
more than one million.
T h e y are considered a
significant indicator that non-
public school enrollment is
dropping off in the United
States since most nonpublic
schools are Catholic.
The U.S. Office of Educalion
is scheduled to report in full
next fall on the enrollment
silualion in nonpublic schools
this year.
In the meantime the NCEA.
which has compiled figures
on1y for Catholic schools,
reports that 3,902,847 children
enrolled in Catholic elemen-
·tary schools in September
1968, compared with 4,143,150
Children in September 1967.
NCEA reports that 1.080.080
studenb enrolled in Catholic
secondary schools in Sep-
tember. 1968, compared with
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On April I Oth th• Deily Pilot cerried en ed which
steted in•dv•rtently th•t I w•s in fevor of sex edu·
c•tion. I believe the mistelte wes due to hum•n error.
The •d should h1v,e ind iceted th•t • vote for m• is
• VOTE FOR A SANE APPROCH TO SEX EDUCA·
TION. Addition1lly, ple•s• r•member t h1t • vote
for m• is e vote FOR IMPROVED READING PRO-
GRAMS, FOR CURRICULUM CONTROL, AND FOR
VOCATIONAL TRAINING.
1 '~7-:S:/~;:;~-;,; b-i VOTE 'TOMORRf;)W
on reports from 1 O , 3 3 a •---•· •"•!i· ~ ....... .,!!l!!--"""';,,.--,_•4•, ..... ,.. Catholic elementary schools in · · ~ ... · I ~:~~~?.:t'.~ H~:r L~ONE~ 'X;.·
far by parochial schools whicb:r-:::~::!;!~!~~!!:~!~l:~I were forced by adverse finan..
cial circumstances to close · ·
down in the time since the '
1967 survey.
The number or Catholic 5econdary schools declined
fron'l· 2,351 In September, 1967
ti:! 2.,248 in September a year ~ter.
-:A recent Associated Press
sUrvey disclosed that many
Catholic schools are closing
down because of an inability
to cope with sharply rising
a;>sts and a diminishing supply
ol. teachers from religious
...iers.
Religious instructors t 11
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By WILLIAM' REED
Of 11111 DW1r rUlt Slafl
One ol the bittettst school board cain-
paliJIS In the bi.tory of Huntington Beach
1oes , Into the record boob Tue<daY as
•ote"s within the ~ mile high
llChool diJlrict and U.e elementary school
districts choose trustees.
Polls open at 7 a.m. and close·at I p.m.
At &take art 11 seats on kical ICbool
boards. 'Iller< are 41 aspiranla to the ... ts. .
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Campaign Probe
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Looms
. District Used Sclwol Time, Chal~nge.rs Claiming,
Backers of three candidates for seats
on the HuntingtoP Buch Union High
School District. governing bo&rd said to-
day they wW seek an invesUgation by the
d~ attorney into campaign practices
leading up to Tuesday's election.
The Emergency Committee for Ef-
fective Education announced it will seek
an investigation because, committee
spokesmen claim, the district ad-
ministration has used school time and
ipaterlals in the campaign on beball ol
Cyclist Killed
In 2nd County
Tr~ck Tragedy,
lly AR111Ull IL ~
Of .. ....,. .......
A motorcycliJt takinl hil la!I lap of the
day was killed Suoday when hurled
head first into a fence at Orange County
lntematlooal Raceway, the second fataJi..
ty •there In a fllW'<lay period.
Davis Gaines, 26, of Los Angeles, wu
dead on arrival at Santa Ana Community
Hosp.ital after 11:40 p.m. accident, during
a wannup session for the 19119 Grand
Prix 'cycle racing season.
Raceway spokesmen said Gaines ap-
pear<d to lose control ol his Yamaha
2SOcc machine on the track'• tower
Qll'Ve, then regained his balance momen-
tarily before the bike slid oot Crom under
him.
: The victim WU thrown into I barricade
or hay bales and a wooden rence along
tbe track'• tower curve, near the control
lower and in good view of track
IUr,>m'isors.
, Gaines' death Sunday followed the
Wednesday drag>ler fatality of GWerl A.
Nielsoo, 11, of Norco, wbme modilled
l95S Cbeviolet went out of controi at 80-
miles-per-hour and rolled several timrs.
No determination baa been made yet
about what caused Nielson to lose control
of the car on his first amateur night run
down the raceway's drag strip, resulting
in the second fatality in its history.
The accident is still beinl investigated
by raceway officials and experts from
the N•Uonal Hot Rod .woclalion, who cook! find no lnilial lndlcaUoo of the
cause.
lf,elaoo died at Santa Ana Community
,llospilal about one hour alt.r being
thrown frcm the sedan aa it rolled over,
Jollowinl a sudden •eerinl off the lllrlp.
· 1'he flrit Orange County InternaUonat
Raceway fatality occurred in December
.of 1967, when nationally known racer
Mike Sorokin'• radically built drapter
exploded on a higlHpeed nm.
Gaioe3' death Sunday marred the open-
itng of the tract's 19111 Grand Prix
inotorcycle season, fer which the 'cyclm
,wu pnc:ticing wbeo tilled oo hil last lap
'"' competilioo.
board incumbent& Jolin J. BenUey, Ray.
mond Schmitt and Richard Wllsm. ·
WI~ ilDD'lfltliately denied ii n y koow!e<lle ol ~ •c:ti\'\llOL Belltley ml
Sdmiitt could not be _.-rOr' "'°" ment , this morning. ·
District Superinlendent M11 Forney
denied that the administration bad in-
volved itself in the C•llQMi&n at all: He
· said he would welcome an investigation
and urged complaining factions to "go
ahead and file their formal ~/'
Backen ol Keo~ Hennao ond Mn.
Milcllen dw1led 'that their -candldalel
have been the victims of "abualve,
pollUcolly-U•Med slatenietits' llJ hlP
achool offlclall," 19d'of "llilhlY partisan
smear type lilarolure" dillrlbuted to high
sdiool'-Oii Clinpul diJrinfl lboool·
boun"by leacben· and odmlnillroton.
''Tbe abockln1 lmproprlety "' -one!
other ·-or publi< tnllt ha .. ,,,_ it necasary for us to prep1re appropiate
(See C&MPAGIN, Pap 11
Nixon Urges
New Tactics
Fo~;,J.Aitina.·
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Mmn aald· ·~ new .,P..o.mei are
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'OL IVER' ARRIV1_$' l'Qlt'. ACADEMY !\WARDS SH?W ~-=-_
YOUllll Mork L-r:~ l'olhtr Mlb !""b Trip ".rarn'l"I~-
lt~s Osear Night
Sho w Streamlined, M~~ _to L~
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -llle Academy
Award!, minus perennill master of
ceremooies Bob Hope, tonight wUJ d<but
a strumllned venion of the tradiUooal
Oscar pr'e3elllatiON.
Gone wUl be the tradlUooal routine ol
inln>ducing 1 pair of llln before eacb
award, who then opened tbe 1e1led en-
velope and, after a· suspmaeful pause.,
announced lhe winner.
Abo -will be lhe t~· . q wolb to 'lhe ooclimn by Ille W-... In fad, the usuol pnctice ol havinl
atand-inl accept Olean for abaent
-will be ellmlnaled. In place "' &Pl! aod ·the ·~ ol
11preeeater1'> wDl be 11 notable Un
(lee OICAllB, Pop I) '
Deeded to LltJD· -·· probfen& lie ¥icf .U.S., polic)' toward Lllbi notions
would em~ 1m1tUaJ c0opentlon. ·hi bis first ' mojor lpoedJ oo Lltin'
Ameico, tho Pr<sideot lald out no
apedflc·deta!IJ or hil J>Olley but told the
2)n annivenmY. meeUhg d t h e
OrphlUlion « Amerlcao Slalel (OAS)
that ~ be-the Uniled st.tes
and Litin Amettea "118.. b,ee n
sjnOlbered wl!h'flne llloi1111 li>d, beauUlul retcftocts." · · '
'lie llid the Allionce !or , Piocrea,
IA lbe ." .. """" "'-'"'"'· itiOn ' ..... ~. '~··="""" ' ·-··~ ..,,. ...... ed ..... ..,ad ~ but thal the cwet'lll pidute, wu one of "dllooncerting rtaults."
lie hid the qlleltioe of U.S. Policy is
"not w,hat do we .do for Latin America
bot' ..,,.t do ... do with Lliln Amerlca,
Whit dp we do torether'!"' , .
He)old i cmrcf GI'"°" than 3QO per· """'• , hicludlnl' !lil>lomola, 1t the Holl of the~ al.'tfit Pan American Union buiJ4in(( neor the Whlle Houae that the
ovtrall rate of srwttt In Latin America
WU Jea thaa thal inllOIH:lllllllll Asia
Cid ..., than1he rote ol lfOWth ii eom.
monlat Eu! ll:uropt.
To """1111 thla, be llld'hil polley WU
... wblcb Would look 1t lbe problems
with open l)'tl, Open ean, in opm mind, ond ... . Jieirl;'
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Discussion Set . '
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• • • • • • • ' " • j • . Hints of,w)IB.I qiay,C'1111e were left ·belilnd·wben th e T~i fur l;hri~t
de\>arted HunUngton"Beach Jor,Tuaon,.Ariz. In frpnt of thejl'old
',headlluarlers al 1lO ,Main st.; Ull!~ )lelanie Mliani~, 5,. tl$il
. i~s·.U very colorful,but :wbal d ... it IJl.,n! . . , · --;~
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d pntario to San Francisco and Sin Jose·
Oakland. '
Thomis Chandi<r, Oru,e Cow>ly ....
·tton manager· ·for Air •West, .... this
morning that uae ol an 1llernlte lirpbr1 ,
'durinfl the local repiirl be8iJ>nll!l 1oprU
'11 for IO'dil;Js ii Mmfl aepillad.by tho
airline's Son,.,......,._ ofllcO.
1 4jWe,hope-'to 'lmlw lomeWng definite
before the daY ii over," CJumdler aid.
I He. u ld. Afr w-• WU 'diiappbinte)d at' the
Navy's d«:Won Frjll§. c • • •
"We Md Oeen opWDlstic that clearance
• could be -r.. the ... ol Los
Alamltce:," 'the airline necutift said.
""Ewything ,polnlecl .. ,,. fllr!y aood
operatbt there."
0ri1.,.
:·· .~·,·"\.• ........ Collision -Cuts
Wild Chme Sliort No Changes • Ill Marina ,Dress -,Code . I pitcby.cbXI.( .. Oft ~'I
I bor1ton for tile onap ~ but
moolly 1R11111Y -wiD -ID uthe~boldilintho
middle 80'1. ', • A bilb speed -Sunday olihl in Bunti.qtl:m Beacb wound up with a col·
lialon between the.-ml the -ond • llUsped belnl ........., .n 111t m1
run and recklea dtlmc .._.
Thomll Rolph Wood, \25, ol 5071
Skylark DrlV<, Jllnlinllon llucb, WU
booted In ()nllle ~ Jlil·ol IQ;IO
p.m. Sunday tll boUI cbllt.., ofter he ·
1Ilqec!IY dmt bis lnrl into 1 police
car, then fled cm fool. poUce said.
OOk<r C. F. DudleJ ft'jlOl'led dwinl •
..,.pect into 1 delokod -II tpeedl 1n..-o1•mpb.The..,.-1
tum at the end of. Red Roct Circle, tam-iiiid caiii<l>oCk 11 tlie police unif, dip-
ping its t ide, then IU llWIJ, .aaid Jlud.
)ey. No ..,. -IJtjuted. •
Wood WU ...... -wolldq •Iooc Graham Street. near Warner Avenue.
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Nixon · S-~ed~: iJFop. 0 ,-Proposals -to Co~gr,es.S I
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wASJDN<ltOJi (lJPJI Pmldent
Nixon Miit .. 1n1onna1 State ol the Union
........ lo c.oci-todl)', Utl1nl Im-
--... 10 major propooall ln-dwlll Mi LR t lpalll...., t lk ................ , .............
.,.,.. ud locol pemroenll.
....., .... ..,i., w·-D..i ~. 1:bt It .,. edlate.adi..~ propp1t1i 1 -lncrwed -omploymenl op. that,•lll plug loopholes Uledll>y ..... of 'l11e President made no •J>OlnlY 1..:S •-•liflrillr!J•!I •l1wlll ·writ 1 ltlOd•\llllon: """""1· •. · · ·' the1 •ealtby to eacape liet'l' taa dtlafinlthelUbmlsllonofhillegillaim::i illllll~·ia!weatl -lw atl lodal 8ocurt!J """'1il -.ltas_lloallve_..,almed ~ 1DC1 eveatually ,..lie the ... derJiand,. ·l I~}. ~ ~ •. ol ...... _ at.tit 1-tlll·~ IOI! o1 u... al :':!1111 ! 11 a 00111111111111J In . tin tu 11ruc1urt-• -...;.:
'" •2 ' ii ,.. --2G 11•~• -''edCS• ila.-::'s•P.f, a''tal11tt.t11••¥...,..,..,, I--·-'.. ~ ""' ~· ~'"" 11r., . • ••·-•tr ' au-' ·n~ 1111 •• • ff .~,_... ;,.,,.·~ ~ "-'~-~ . ' ...... --' ' .,,.:, • 4 ., .. .~ • It
Tbe _. "'8nal«I the Ont brood·
ICP -ol the Presideot lo spell out. domelllc.........,for~ ...ctment thll ....too. lie advilod the
"'' --·"!'S'l"l'lliJ.lts I ...... ltc•I Dttlf'tt • ,1 ' -unernplqJmlat~Mfety~and• .. &bat•lan•ten~erecuteonce .: ..... -..... ,,.,.-.~olO.. II til h ~w•W•t•1re11lonal • p~~v-•-t of.~.~ '~.>.•m"°'a,,.1!:'.''thl~.· •. ~·on1"MY~ Unloa _....aftior i;r';, lnaq1traled .::iiew IaWI to c0mbat orpnJaed crime" ~ for the llUtrici of Colum--o~l'I*""!' ~!etu,...~, -.-• ., -.. Y ~ >s;'
Jui. ;ID,.He .,.id:loda¥'a proytow wu .In espec:lally racte~ pircolfca ped· bla. IDCI .., facilltleo IDCI ma11 tronalt t.i'l>owriter~...,i::c;" wGrl<Hle ....,..UO:l ·
Uev of llUCb am....,.. d1ing ind pomograpby. -A three-yw tu ..rum program l!Yslt~ tut. lime. We have token thll lime." ;;:
Pilot School Choices
Tiie DAILY PILOT recommendJ the following candi·
dates In school elecUons on Tue;sday, April U.
Jiuntlnvton leoch High School District
John Benlley, Incumbent X
Ralph Bauer X
Robert E. Dingwall X
Huntl ...... kach City (Elomontaryl School District
Jaclt: K. Clapp, Incumbent • ' ' X
Ivan E. liggett, Incumbent X
Stephen Ho1den, Incumbent X
OcNn View School Dt1trlct
Robert Knox, lncwnbent X
R. James SbaHer, Incumbent· X
Mrs. Alice Medina X
S..I luch School District
Jaclt: T. Cairns, Incinnbent
Ruth H. Duffy, Incumbent
Cy?UJ W. Shepard, lncumtient
Fountain Valley School Dl1trlct
Hari>ld E. B..,,.,;, Incumbent .
x x x
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Introduction to
By JANICE BERMAN °' ........ , ........
Afttr two moot.hi: u a transplanted
eutemer. J ~ '° become • bmia
fide Calllornlan. I bit the belCb.
Now, It abould be exptalned that In Uit
of the car IDCI end ap In the ocean.
You don't need all the-·-· Juat
llOIDelblni lo lit oa, eltber a blaollet er a
llUlfboard, depondlq oa J'Olr thin(. Yau
doll\ need -· dolba, --Calllomia ta balmy all the lime.
elJt. One doei' D a t
bit the beach. ln-
llead, you make a
day of ii, and call it
going to the beach.
You pact a lunch, a
change of clolhes in
case it gets cold, a '
. So there I -the bther wed<eod at ltfallbu. Or rather, drlvlq up ad down
tile Coast IDghny looldng !0< a place to
-~ I finally found ·a' !*feel ·opqt, on
the edge of a six-foot drop. the edge
moved closer to the wheels as I spun
tbem in the und.
portable ndio or
TV, boob and mag-
azines.
Here, It's a different thing. U you get
Ured of driving along the Coast Highway,
you 11lop at a beach. It's usy, becaU&e
you're wearing_ yoor bathing fllit; yo11
can pull up rJibl nezt to the land, roll oo1
I produced the requjllte. blaoket, lince
boaol! are nal my tlllni. ad ocram!Jled
down the precipice lo the beach. blltlnl ii
al~:17 p.m.
.(t 2:18, the sun vanished, and a chill
wind wbiaUed in from the ocean. I prop-
ped myseU up on one elbow, and looked
around. The Dod .. was ptrched where I
bad left I~ IDCI it IWIYed in lbt b,....,
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LOGBOOK
So did the other tun·wOnhippeiz. But
there wu a dlfferebee, because they
were tanned and I was not. They swayed
tri~tly in their trunks and bikinis
and looked very comfortable. I reached
for my worbhirt and noticed ala.rel of
incredulity. •
1be wind increased in force. I lay
down, stoically gritting my teeth against
the onslaught. You will get a tan, I told
myself.
I fidleted, wWling for a boot or
. .. ,:
mqatine. All around .me, people wre:•
dozing ·peacefully as ·the .and partltl":t
flitted over ~ race.. It Was Ver)' .quiet;!
I thought of the movlea I bid oeen,'.;
where troops of eollqilns run beadloq ••
like lemmlnp. into the Pacifl<. I •llted •
loir someone lo do ii. Nobiidy did ••
My teeth were chalterlna and my leP. •
tumlng the same shade of aqua aS _mY,-:
California-made bikini. ~
The sky turiied darker,.and l waited for ;
somebody lo leave. Nobody moved.
I could 11tand il no longer. Throwin& i
prid·e to the winds, which had now reac)). '.
ed 20 miles per hour, I deserted, and
sheepishly clambued up the same bank l ...
had so blithely dashed down an h o u r"i
before. My car was still hovering ex-
pectantly.
As 1· struggled back into the knol of
traffic, r Jooked at the people on the
beach. They slept, unaware that the 111n
had just come out.
~ Willllln..E. Cnute, Incumbent
Sbeila:R. Meyrs, Incumbent
Westmln1ter School District
MaUhew Wey,iker, Incumbent
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OSCARS.·~ Harvard Showdown Nears ~
Neomia Willmore, IDcumbent
Roclericlt: B. Cruse
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Oronge CN1t Junior Coll .. • Dlotrlct
Worth Keene, Incumbent x x
who 1rill dlatrlbW the llatuetta. Tbeoe
boll& and -inelu'de Front Sina-tra, Jane Fonda, Sidney PoJtier, Steve
McQueen IDCI Burt Lencuter. Students Occupy Dean's Offices at Boston U. --
George H. Rodda, Jr., Incumbent '!be tradiUOl>breolrer ii Qower Cham-
pion, mastermind of. ieveraJ Broadway
hit play1 who is directing the ceremo-
nies !or the rim time. Although Hope is
not master of ceremonies this year, he
is expected to appear on the lbaw.
By United Pnu lntuaatlooal
1',.... P .. e I Katharine Hepburn could become the
first actress in the C.year history of the
award! to win three Oscars. She won
last year !or "Guess Who's Coming to
Dinner," and for "Morning Glory" in
1933. This yr.ar .she was nominated for
"The Lion in Winter," which also is •·
contender for best motion picture d
19&.
A student strike reached the lbowdown
stage at Harvard Unlvenity today.
students occupied the offlca of. two
deans at nearby BOiton University.
A declared three-day atrtte a Harvard
wu in ita third day and ltudenta were
ICl>eduled lo meet lo decide 1'he!ber to
ccmtinue it. A ipOt check ol. cll9ll:S at
mldmoming showed they ...... _..Jy
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affidavits and set in motion a com~
prebenlive investigation of this matter,"
the commltlee ukl.
Similar llOlllj>blota were lodged Int
week against an_ employe of tht Hun-
tlnlton Beach City District. Offidals of
the elementary district admitted that one
ol thtlr empk>yes had been in error and
said I.hey had taken steps to make 1ure
tht incident would not be repeated.
VOSS COMPLAINS
Another high school board candidate,
Fred Vou, complained today that some
teachers aDd coaches on the Marina High
School campus bad been distrlbutlng
literaUn cbargiflg that au but four can-
didates for the OOard would , if elected,
reduce district athletic programs to in-
tramlU'al status. .
The alleged over emphasis on athletic
programs 1n the district has been a
favorite theme Of high school board
11lf!lllbtr Jooepb Rlbal. wbo bas fre.
quenUy heen ill ainfl.ict with otbt.r board
membenl.
DAllY PllOI
OttANGI COAST l'UtlllHIN• C.OM,.ANY
lobort N. Wee4
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Jock l . C111rkv
\llm li'fwlOlf'lt Mii ~-IM'°",...
Tho'"'' Ko....U
£titer
no1t1a1 A. Mur,lih10
MalWfl ... Edi!*
AllMrt W. lato1 WillJa111 lte•• -'-"lotto Mvft......., ...0
fdl!Or Cl\)' ftl"'
H•lltt ......... OMCll
lot ltli St,..t
Moil\119 Add,..11: P'.0. h• 7t0, •2641 ---"' .......... 9-Clll tt11 Wetl .. ltlM ht!it'lfirC
CM"° .... ; DI W"t kY '""9f '--..... 222 f ..... ,.,,..,._
Brown, peraonnel uecu.Uve; Wllllam E.
Crane, Incumbent; Dovld B. IsraelUy,
.,,.in<er, .~ ~ a:. M91!f1, ln-cumbenl .
llladlqUa --alj. -Jack K. Clapp, Incumbent; St.pben F. Holdell, tn-
cumlieol; Ivan· E. Lluett. lncumbenl;
WU A. Trea~ teadlu, IDCI Belle B.
.:Wllliaml.J< •• pnijoct coonllnolor.
Oceaa View FJeme1tll:j -Kenneth E.
Eile!aon, general manqer; John E.
Jordan, businea: ezecutlvtj Robert A.
~:t,,..incumtient; Geor•e ~~~.at.
tomey; Carl Manemann, -; James
D. Muon, aerospace enPieer; Alict o.
Mediaa, and R. Jamea Shaffer, in.
cumbtnt. · · •
Seal Beadl ~-luJ -Jock .T
Cairns, lncuiilbeol; llutb H. Duffy, In-
cumbent ; John J. Reed, university ~
lessor, aod Cyrus W. Shepard, In-
cumbent.
, 11--l!hmtatuJ'--P.
Apirre; Daniel .. F. BqUqne, coullil•t.r
rtstems enilMer; Earl 11. Caif4;ay,
corporate ezecuUve; Roderick B.·Cruse
publicatiooa analyst; Bart>ara DePriest;
secretary; Nathan FeiDltein; L. Jean
Le!ter; l!c>ulewf(e; Porolb:1 l)dham, housOw!I<; Raymond M. Schmltt; !Ji.
cumbent; Matthew L. Weyuker, in-
cumbent, and Neomia Willmore. in-
cumbent.
Abo in the running is &rbra Strei·
sand, }fl'ho WU nominated for "Fumy
G_irl,", the lira pidQro.elle-ever made.
Palricla Neal 13 a 1<11timeDlaJ favorite
in "'Ibe Subject Was RoRs." She suf·
fered three near4atal atrom three
yean qo but r.ught back to munie bet
succesaful career.
Vanessa Redgrave was nominated for :
''Isadora" and Joenbe Woodward for
''Raebel, •.Raebel."
Only two of the nominees, Miaa Stref..
stand and Miss Woodward, wtrt apect-
ed to attend tonight's presentatiom by
lhe Academy ·of Motion Picture Art.s
and Scienoes. • • ' · "
The contenders for blsl actor aie Cllfl.
Robertson (Cbatly), Ron Moody (Oli·.
ver!), Alan Arkin (The Heart ls a
Lonely Hunter), Alan Bates ('Ille FlJ:er),
and Peter O'Toole (The Lion in Winter).
The awards will be televbed (ABC-;
TV 7 p.m. PST) and will be beld !or·
the first time in the Dorothy Cband1er
Pavilion at the Los Angeles Music
Center.
The major contest for best picture: is·
between "The Lion ' In Winter" and
"Oliver!" 'Ibe latter received · 11 nom·
inlitlons. The other three contenders are
"Funny Girl," "Romeo and Juliet" and
"Raebel, Jlflcbel. ..
-· The strike at Havard wu called to ~ the .... ol clul>rilnl!t>I pol!ce lo
end .. occupatloa ol the. ocl!ool'• od-
-lloo bulldlM laol -'Ibo Harvard ClcrR .. J11lltic 'b&dj oldie oobool, -• •orainc· mr lbe ..e.n..r !bat ~ anotbir buildil>I .., campui 11 ·i>Ccupled it
'""11d rocommend that lbe JS3.yur-old
unlv~olty be clooed.
The ocupation ol the deanl' olflca It
Boston University came leu thlD a weet
alt.r .-bad lakeo over the llcbool'1
nmnctal akl cimCe.
Toda1, about 100 -under the
leodonlllp of SW.le I« • 0..-aUc
Socletr -per<nnlll ~ of .....
pus revolt ammd the coun1ry -moved
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DRESS CODE • •
llrindpal •bo agreed that the trend 10<
hair lllylea 11 l"ltlnr io..., but cbarpd
that eacesllve leftlth 11 lo·be avoided.
"Gradualism II •bat ft are ta1t1nc •bout. not totalln," be charged.
A llludenl In the audience then dedded
that the time bad come to speak up ud
cballenp tbe aidmlniltrator on P>inbl of.
beauty.
BUTCH UGLY
"WC1ff, I find a butdl bair<ut reelly Ill·
ly," be said. "It's grotelque to tee those
little' splkea re= of a man'1 bead," be Wd, to A1111tant
Prtodpal Owen er wbo wu 1'Winfl a
crewcut.
Even though the students IOI! the lint
battle, they will try again April 30 when
they will make their recommendations to
aimilar committee. frnm the other three
high acbooll.
From that meetin( a Jingle dress code
will go forward to tht Board Of Trustees
•· for approva1forthe1969-70 school year •
No Poll•tion Here
Two 1urfen talce advantage of the debris·f!M condlUO!ls at Hunting·
ton Beacb dty beach over tho weekend . PolluUOll from recent Ooods
. W forced tjoaure of the 11Ul'b7 1tata beach.
Damages Sought
In School Mishap
Damages of ISO,llOO are being claimed
by a Huntington Beach man in a SIZJ)erior
Court sWt which cbaraes the Founl.a.in
Valley School District •Ith nsponslbillty
!or injuries suffered by bis 11-year-old
son.
· Named with the dimict a.s de!endant in
the action filf.d by RooaJd A. Spicher,
MIO ComwaD, ls teacher Robert ltlmlr
of Bushard Ei......tary School. iu-•1
actioos allegedly led to Scott Tracy
Spicher helping to Wt a IQO.pound table
. •hicb ovtrtumod aod ftD on the boy.
Spicher claims that bla IOft adferC
• lf:Vert injuries ln the Incident. B1I claim
hasbeen reJecttd by the ocbool district.
Eight Die in Fire
WOODLAND, Calli. (AP) -E1'bl
members of a Sacr1Jnt1lto Rl•er a.ru
farm family died in a lluh nr. that ...,.
-llUDled their aged fralnt -Suoclay
night. TWo of the ...., cblldrtn In the
bumlnc -managed to lltt. 'Ibey
ftr< In critical condltloa at a bolpital to-
day.
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Into tbe officea ol deua Slaton R. Curtiaa
and BOmard Meckel.
Curtiu Wd the litters.in were there
when the deans came to w~k. "We were
Wed politely to leave IJld we left," be
oaid
Unrest at Boston Univenlty bu
fOCUled aa demands for an end to ROTC
on campus -ooe ol the key iloues In the
Horvard dlipule.
Bnycotil, 1111-im al other demoroatr•
tiooa •~e planned al Cllher lcboob
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across the naUon today as classes rtSUm.:
ed following the weekend which in.1
terrupted the first week of campus unrest.
after lht Easter vacaUon peri<ld. ~
Antiwar demonstr.ators who maintaintcf
their occupation of Slanford University'I'
applitd electronics laboratory througlt.,
the weekend planned today to spread,
their protest to include the affiliatect
Stanford Research Institute where most:
ci tbe 9Chool'1 cl-.sified rnilltari
reseorcb 11.carr!ed out. }
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Involvement With Youth
WASHINGTON (AP) -Rep. Roflen C.
B. Morton (JI.Md.), urged Republlcaoo
today to tdvolve; themaelves in the ~
blema ol youth ud the minorities leot
they become the ••spare tire" of poliUcs
-winning electiODI only w b e n
Democrsta disaffect.
Morton. rt:placlng Ray Bliu aa naUonal
chairman, told tbe Republican NaUonal
Committee bluntly the party won Jut
year's presidential eJeclloo more beca-
ol. dt•aaUlfactioo among the voters than
enthttslum for the GOP candidate.
"The quelUon 11," be said in the text of
a talk at a cloled session, "an we: a
pollUcal party capable of attractln1 l10W'
generatkm, capable of estlbllahing
gommneut in our own right, capable of
wlrmlng elections because o( what we are
IDCI bow ft perform.
"Qr are 'ft a standby for the majority
ol ~an.s to use only u a sublUtute
fer fallurt?
"I, for ooe, will not aceept for the
Repobllcon Party the role ol opare tire in
American politics."
In shedding the.tr role u a minority
party, Morton said, Republicans mu11L
become "mauively involved w J t h
milliom of n>UDI people, with mUlions or
black people, with millions of poor peo-
ple, with American Indians, with naUonal
and ethnic groups, farmers, senior
citizena and city folk.
"We must care about their problems,
l.he.ir hopes, their frustrations and
dreams," he said. "They are not political
commodities to be dealt with in bulk or in
blocs. They are part of a great entity
which is America and all that it stands
for."
In his prepared remarks Morton madi
no reference lo ihe controversy over the
Safel\Jard antimissile system which
President Nixon has ordered deployed.
Committee aides said there were no in-.
dications that the group would act to
formally endorse Nixon's decision. But
individual members said there was·
strong approval for the President's ac-
tions.
Morton said that the new committee·
leadership has been promised that "th9
full muscle of a Republican ad·
mlnistraUon will be going far us." • f Bliss, who presided over the committef.
In the successful 1966 and 19&8 electi~
was forctd out d the chairmanship tl
make way for a new leader more adept:
In public presentation of the Republi<a(
viewpoint. ... •. :;
Animals Talking Back
Conservationi.sll and bi.rd watch-
er• are · big on a thin& they call
"natural habitat."
And you don't have ta be much
of a humor watcher to know thal
the Or.... ~ ii the natural
babital of 1C1me o€ the m.Uoa'1
funni..t carloonllta.
Found in the local nest of punch-
lintta with pai.ntbruahel are the
lntulandi i.Ins, Didi Shaw and
••the animal mu,'' Ed Nofziger.
Work from all of their pnilllic
pe111 has been published from
time lo time In the DAILY PILOT.
Stanloa today, however, l.agw>atlc
Nolalger'1 11,.1e panel .feature,
ANIMALo;it<, .in appear aimnlt
every day. Mond17 thnJucto SI~
unlay, In the DAILY PILOT. Tho
Ont one ii on Pap I todl)'.
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ecre.
Down tlae
Mission '. ' .
Trail
' E• Toro Airport
Fight ' Increases
EL TORO -Mowrting opposition lo
location of i commercial a.1rport at the
El Ton> Marine Air Station by Sad-
dleback area residents bas beep joined by,
the Saddleback a.publican Assembly.
The group, in a resolution, stated that
although all legislallln reprele!ltlng lbe
arei. are Republicans, the organiza.Uon
would, 1'Reconsider supporting any,
elected official who endorses any plan to
establish a commercial airport at the El
Toro Marine Bue.'' :e Badlaam Slates Talk I
MISSION VIEJO -Assemblyman
Robert Badbam (R-Newport Beach) will
be featured speaker at a meeting SundaY:
at 3·p.m. ol the newly formed Saddleback
Republican Forum ·ar lbe Mlssioo :Viejo
Inn.
Badbam will review the c:ummt pro-
gram before lbe 1981 legislature. A ques-
tion and -. period will follow hi5
talk, acConlmc lo ~ 'l1molli1: L. -· TllO_._...,.,..,,,,,,fsa
~qanilallon r-"l!) ltwmOd In
die fall ......,, aoulbern Qnngt County
area. !(embenhlp ii _. to all residents
ln lbe Mission Viejo, Laguna Hills and El
Toro areas.
.e Principal Eleeted
LAGUNA NIGUEL L Crown Valley
School Principal William H. Limebrook
bas been elected president of the Orange
I County Ele.mentary School
Adminjstrators Association.
The Llmebn>oka and their six childreo
live in Capistrano Beach.
. e Pirates Talk 'l'opie
EL TORO -Saddleback College in-
Jtructor William E. Hol5ton will tell
about a pirates' rakl on California during
the early llOO's at a luncheon of Laguna
Hills Elcbange Club at noon Tbunday.
HoJstoo. wbo teaches anllnpology,
toClology and U.S. history, is author of
:'Diet of Mountain Men," published in the
California Histori<al Society Quarterly.
The meetinc will be at Topper's Steak
House in El Toro.
e Trai""'9 Planned
CAPISTRANO BEACH -Capistrano
Uniflm ICbool cblldren will be taught inouUHo-moutb f'NQICltation and snake
IBte treatment this and next month.
captain PbU Stubbe of San Clemente
city lffegu&!'de will visit all elem"1tary
and junior high ocboola to teacb water
~ety and mout1Ho-moutb metbod or testorln& brutblq.
CapL McCleary Gf Camp Pmdlelon
Marine -will teach abolll makes and make biles.
. The ~ safety prosram ls con-
lliclen!d importalll by coonllnal<r Mrs.
Madp Lan becaUR a:bool dJ!tricl
midelltlal _.. are abutt<d by the
OCUD on one side abd barren biDI on the -· ·• Sea MntU.. Slated
SAN CLEMENTE-''Of Man and the
Sea," a mmine ICience l)'IDp(lldum will
be pruent.d by lbe Capblrano Unified ·
-Dlatrlcl !Gr tile puhl!c and -at I Lm. lilllnlaJ, April II, at
lbe San Clelme Hlcl> Scbool. 7llO
A:venlda Pico, San~.
Elmn --m -to talk .;. ~ nriclnl -bablll al blue
-to lbe capobllidoo al Kan ln lbe .... , In-. Ibero will be........,. al the
1ato1t ..... _pldc """,.-_A Su I.ah all'-11 aloo _.,lo .u.
~leefs'11w-and'1 r .. noo-4a•leda.
e ,..,.,. AWe l¥a 11 llNI
SAN a.l:llMl'S .-A -~
Own*alOodnnerotdb---~ ·--·pi-Gf a Fund eampalcn drawln( from
coual ~ reoldmta at Camp
Pendleton penonnel.
..Vero Overbaugh wu dlrecl«I by lhe
san Clemente Cbamber Gf Commerce to
let up the city'1 flf'll Unit.ed Fund ca~
palp ilter Marine Corps o!flclals said
their q-collectl0111 would be added.
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Show Streamlined, .Moves to LA
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The Academy
Awards, minllS perenoial muter of
cemnonies.Bob Hope, torDght will debut
a -venion or lbe 'tndltlolial
Oscar presenlatiODS .
Gooe will be tbe Iraditiooal routlnl of ~ a pair Gf stan 'beloro oacb
award, who then opened lbe ....i.ci ..,.
velope and. alter a suspenseluJ pause,
announced lbe winner.
Also alMent will be tJie. iimH:onsum·
ing walkS to tbe DOdium· tiy·dlt wiinM!tl:
In raCt, lbe U!Ual pr>clict of · having
stand.ins accept Oscars for abtent
winners will be eliminated.
In place of Hope and lbe stdo( o!
"presenten" will be 10 noi.blo atan
who will distribute the statuettes. These
llosts and hostesses include Frank Sina-
tra, Jane Fonda, Sidney Poitier;· sttve
McQlleen and Burt I.ancamr.
The tradition-breaker lJ Gower Cham-
pion, mastermind cl. several Broadway
Laguna Boy ~t
By Car, Citation
hit ployJ who ii diftclln( the oeremo-
nies ror tbe -ms timt. A,llboup. Hope ii
nol. master al ceremonies this ,... • be
ii upeded to11ppear·on the abow:.1
Kalbarlne Hepliunl ccu1d boc:ome the
lirlt actriD ln' lbe .. ,... history al the
anrds 'Id wln "lhr<t Oocara. $1<·-
last • Jor:"Gueu Wlid's Cooilo&·tO D~ and !or ''MC>rimig Gl\IT'_ in
1!13S. "Ibis year abe ..., nomlnal'ed !or
'"lbe lJon. in Winter," , which . alt9'. is-a
<•rit.11der-for. --pldure of ll&li ' .
Also in lbe -ls -i Stnl-sand. who was · -mated !or ''Funny
Girl,'' the lint picture lhe ever m.te.
Patrlda Neal isi • 1111iµneatal' favorite
in "'Ibe Subject Wu Roses." Sbe IUf-
r.....i three neM.fatal strolies • tliree
Y::.:.:fo but fought back to resume her s uI career,
Vanessa Redgrave was nominated for
"Isadora" and Joanne Woodward for
"Rachel. Raebel" .
Ooly two Gf lbe nominees, Mils Strei·
stand and Mill Woodwan:I, were apect-
..i lo atlead Ionllht'• praentaliom by
. the Acodlmy o1 Motion Picture Arts
udSclenca.
Tbe contanclen for balaetor,are (!Jlff
-.iaon (!llarly), Rm Moody; (011·
•er!), Alan Azldl>.(Tbe lleart ·II a
lalell.:"ter), Alan -.(TheTlnr),
ud . O'Toole •CTl!t Uoa ID.'!ll!iWr) •
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Some yqters willtln the Lagun~ Be~ Uµlfj~ School ~
over the weel:end received · an . unsigned, ~id )'°""Ille
calculated.to cast doubt·on the validity of Tuesday'a llkent tucm"' nae 'election. ' ' r •· l T '
· Respoii.slblio d!iuins should be most wary .of ~~' -· mous elicUo ... rinJ caJculated to disrupt the onlerly prcoc ..... <JI de-
b!lte~ubq!W and <;ili!OD ~val~l!<!n • .!'1.!.al\.d ~!' !!' el~on campaliJu. ·
If the clandesUne broadside contained valid uiumenia;'.tlltre
would have been no rtas<il) lo dlltrlbuje i! aecreur at the lllt.mo"!8"t
before Tue.day's vote. Obviously, it was done this w•y lo cut dOiibt
and escape public scrutiny.· ' · 1 1 • 1 • • ' . . . . Tuesday's Laguna school tax overnde has won ei>doraemimt .
of many leadln( citizens who have clll=8"'. and .revlewetl the .it~ ..
for addltlollal fundJ to properly support public educallqn. .
I • . -Al! candidates hi ~e!\lay's Laguna tn11t.ee eloctlon«hn9'.,..
doned the tu ,override. They ~j~ whit ·m1g11t.'h•ve',h9!Jll ·tht-
poliUcal temptation to .make. the money matter a campal(n•ti111t;· ·· . .
The DAILY PILOT recommends a YES vole on the lkent
override balie. · · . . . . . . . '· ~
The DJiILY PILOT also r~_mmends Ille tollowll!i--acboOl
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U>unty Employes ~king ~ay ~~e -
An 1.25 percent 1eneral inc:ru1t in
Oranp County employe Alarlea, el·
rectJ.ve Julf l, lbd an .clllitlonalJncr•e
ol I ~ ''14> --for tbe an-nual !allure to eliminate the lac time
bet ...... tbe JIUllW')'. Alary --and tbe July I oliecllve dote ol lp-
creut1,11 hu been requested by the
County Emp!oy11,.\11oc:latlon. • .
Tbe .tatal U.11 ~·)llcreue, .ii
graated, -coll !be......, ........
.m1JUoa. Lut J'Ui"'eomatJ I 4lt;aipt .. ....,.Gtu.,.-.-._.
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The .. ...-;..· a---aolary ... . 'I'd .. ~ .... 1• I'!'_ ff
bookJtt ~·to ~·-'--• rl Dirtclcr WUUarn C. a..t llJ JD IL Snytr,.',.nJ·m•llW ff Ult WHA-
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-New laws to canbat cqanlztd crlml.
~ ni:~ •111tc:ot1c1 peel·
dlloa and pom0cr1plly.
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Introduction to .Sunny California Sl~OOO a
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Of lllt DNlr Plllt lflff
After two months aa a tramplanted
eutemer, I decided. to bebome a boni
fide Ca1Horni1n. I hll the bucll.
Now, It should be •lll'lained lhll Jn the
east. one does n o t
hll lhe belch. [J>
1tead. JOU make I
dly ol 11, Ind call It
going to the beach.
You pack a Juncb, a
change of clolhel in
case It ptl cold, a
portable radio or
TV, boob and mag-
azines.
Hert, lt'a a different thine. If you get
lirod "drtvJnc lloq the COUl Jllatnroy,
you stop at a beKb. It'• euy, becauee
you'r< ftlrlq,.,... bltlllng 11111:,you
can pull up right out to the lllld, roll clOl
Adding Machine,
Other Loot Gone
In Burglaries
With tu mum deadlines 1oomi,,,, a
Laguni Beach man Friday dllcovtnd his
1 adding machlne ti.ct been Wched.
Roland N. Greene. '2911 Queda Way,
told poHct the m1cbine valued at $100
had been stolen from Deconlive Cra!ll,
m J, [.eguna Canyoo Rood.
Polle< Aid the burgllr brolo! a glall
door -to reach In IIld unlock the
door. An unknown amount ft. cub wu
taken ollo.
.Adding -w-\ tho """
-belnl stolm..., the ---Jim Da!ton. San Clemmle !!la-,J con-
tradar, told ~ s,~ Ii!'< ~r' 1111 mlier had been lloleit "ll'ciii a ""' • ,
Nyes Place. Police aald '!lie milllD&' mli·
er waa valued It tMO. Kirk w. AJmcbOin, •·wou1 llltn!,
\old police Sunday Iha! frml ~ Ind tlm had.been stolen from his 111111 )'on.
tiac. The 1oas Wll $!~Uce ~d \h~
front of the car had: Jacked up 1"
Ilea! !he Ures. ' •
Robert E. Stroud ol Norwalk told police -•Y Iha! his wall,e\ with 1175 Ind
driver'• llceme bad ""'1 stolen from an
unlocked ear p>rkad In: the 1200 lilock of
Circle Way.
Marlu Du.busakl, 147 Sleepy Hollow,
i'rlday reportod !he lhefl ol 110 from a
milk bollle.
Slight Quake Shakes
San Francisco Area ..
BERKEL!l\ (UPI) -A 1lllh! wth>.
qUUI """1t !he San Francisco Bay ... a
Sunday evtnlng. but there were no
ttporll ol damage.
The temblor WU recorded at -the
Un1'enlly GI Ca1llunla SelllnololY Sia:
tlon at 1:11 p.m. and regtlttted S.3 Gn tbe
Ricblor·lleole. 11 wu -livll mil,.
soulheall of Berkeley oa the Hayward
Fault near Laie Temt9Cll
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ClltANGI COo\Sl l'UlllSMIN~ COM.P'ANY
...... rt N. W••4
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n.-•• K...,11 ·-T\•111•• A. M1n,hl11• ~Edi.
Rldl•r4 P. Natl ---(:"' t•llor ---222 '-'••t Ava. Ma!rl111 M~t PD. ... 666. •2tl2 --c... --I -w.t .., '""" ,._, IM<tll 2'11 W'"' ..... ..,...,.. ............ ; .... ......
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ol the c:or IIld end up In the oceon.
You daa't need all the eltra stuff. Just
something to Ill on. ellher a blanket or a
surfboard, depending en your tlllng. You
doo 't need utr• clothea, . because
Californfa is balmy all !he lime.
So ·there J was the other weekend at ·
Mllibu. Or rallier, drt\'lng up Ind down
the COUl lllgJnray looklnl for a place to
pUt. I llDally -a perl<ct ll[IOI, on
the edp GI' a-ll:i:-lool drop. Tbe edge
moved clOIU to the wheels u I -spun
them in the 'und. · ·
I prodacod the r<qU!alto bllllUI, tdnce
boardl.,.. no! my thln1, IIld'ocrambiad ·
down the pr<Clplce lo !he beoch, hlttJn& II
at 2:17 p.m.
Al 1:11, .U., """ vanllbad, Ind a chlD
wind whistled In from the ocean. I prop-
ped m,..H up on one elbow, Ind looked
around. The llocl(e was percllad 1!hen I
had lell 11, and tt na1ad In tbo breeze.
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So did !be ·o111er llDM•onhl_.. Bui
thtA: wu a dllferece, beeauae they
were &Inned and I wu not, They nayed
lrlumphonlly In their tnmb .... hlkinis
and ij,)t.d ·Very comfortable. I reached
for my wcrbbirt and notlced at.ares of
Incredulity.
Tbe wind increUed in force. I lay
down, atoic.U, ·gr1Wng my leelh again.st
the aos)aucJrt. You will gel a Ian,, I told
my9eU.
I tidiet>d, 'lrilhlnl for a book or •
i
BJ TOM 601\MAN jactnt to the new Pli)'bouae when not~ mqul.ne. All around me. people were °'"" D9ltr ~*' si.w .._1 .... used ..., the p1.n--dozinc peacefully 11 the a.and particles Just how m.1ny names on the back of a ......... "~ ~ ""Y~"-= ·-• J
flllled over tbefr laca. II was very qulel. seal wW a fllill bUy tlieae dayo! -Hanlon announclif lhal the clly hail
I ll>oughl ol the mDflel I bad -. Lquna Pl~liouae direclon clarified "'1lsed uae ol ils parking IOI acl"Qll tho.
where lloofJI of collegianl run beadJooa, Saturday Iha! 11,000 danora to the L.agun1 atreel to the Playholloe. l
like lemmlnp, Into tbo Pacific. I waltod. Moulloll Pllyhoipe will be allowad to -The Finl Nlghleri ho .. Wd In lulll J
fw tomeane to do il Nobody did have ODI: D&tne, a Mr. anil Un. am-for the .kitchen in.!tallation tn th~
My leelb -. chattering Ind IQJ' lep hlnaUon, ot the name ill an oraanlzaUon Pllyhouse, ace~ to dJlector Barrie\
turning the aame shade at. aqua 11 my engraved m 1 pllque to be placed on Uie McConneIL An Add!Uonal SM wU 1 co~:
Callfomla·made hll:llil. · back of a ..i In tho Playhouoe. lecled from a Pol Luck ifiiiner, lea'"°"
Tbe lky lumad dirker, Ind J waltod fer Tbe quellloa . wu bri>uabt up H each Dnly 125 more needed lot the abelvea. /
aml>Ody to leave. ~ -~--name· ...-wilrllt-eI;atllJ;"'ar fl each-itat--=n;e 1ioanl iccepted' a .... llim or.
I coold stand n no ......... Throwing WU worlll 11,oea, allowing for a llUlllber decorative Wes from Roy Clµkis GI the. I
pride to~ winds,~~ now reach-of names. It's the 111t that's worth Pottery Shack. "We'll put them)
ed 20 .mllel PfJI' bour, J de:lerted. ,UM! fl,000, dJ.rectora decided. A donor of somewhere," chuckled technical director
lheeplahly clllDbered'up tba ume but 1 $.1,000, then, can buy three ae1ts. Paul Toft. ., 1
had ao ~tbely dube:d' dOwn an b o u r Dooon of $5,000 or more will be allow--Attendance for the first three n~gh -:
before. My c:or wu lll11 ·~ ... ed plaques lhroughoul the rooms In the of "Wail Until Dark" ha! totaled 1%1,
pedlntly. Pl1ybome. cording to General Manager a
Aa I slruggled bad'. Into tbe Imo! GI Jn other actioo ' Nof~ger.
traffic, I looked at the fJIDPle on the -Dlreclon are Jnveollpllng the poo--'!)-you!.! for the high schooJ..·drama
beach..Tbey slept. llDIWare tbal tbo am rlbWty GI selling dwnpqna on certain scholarshlpo will be held Apri1 rT at I
had just come out OCCllUI in the new Playbouaie. Baud p.m., It was learned. There are five ap.-
Praident Geol!rey Riker II lool:ll!l lnlo plicants. .
the liq1R llcome, but dlNctor Milt -Readinp · lat "Dylln" will he hi!ld
Haosoa Aid tbt coat• of • licmle may April 20 at 1 p.m., according to Mrs ...
make Iba Ille GI champqne tm· Nol.tiger, AJtbouDi the part for Dylan hu:
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For Saddleback
Panes Hurdle
proDtable. • been cut, 16 to 18 parts remain open. :
-Jmy J!rqwn reported lhll he II -Four ..,.acl ploys will be preaenlect
awaltlq ·• call from tho JrvlDe Faun-May 1, 2 and 3. They Include ''The; LAGUNA TAX BLAST • • •
be lo provide aalarles Iha! comp1re
favorably to other dlltrtda.
Tbe piper challq .. !he pen:enlqe of
budge! that -for teadier aa1arfea. Ullom . aald tho board bas c<lililtenUy
been In the category GI paying 115 to 1111
percent d total bud(e\ for teaaher
.salarlta.
He 'said lhil teacher COil fG< Laguna
was $CS.M per student lut year com~
pared lo "18.29 for Capillrano Unified
School Dlalrlcl Ind IUI for Newport·
Mesa Unified.
Dr. Ullom abo said Laguna COlll
should be compared to high llChoof
dislrlct coota because ol tho hlgb percen-
tage ol llllCODdal'y .tud..,..•ln Ille 4lmkl.
COST tH,•
He &aid molher need for puu:ge o( the
·-is lbe fact that 1-" tu baaad to agric:Ullural land p-eaerve llalul ·WW
COll.lht dlstrJct !40,!1111 amwally.
The aecrel override oppoalllon p1per
talks about telcbe£ copunenll ~ DtWI
lloriea after the conirov"flal b1aCk ac-
tivl.!t speaker at Tlmrlton ·Intermediate
Scboool. lJUqm,all:od JI tt II fair lo penaliq tho
otudtiib Gl:a dlstrlcl and Ill <*>demn tho
total staff when one diaqreet with one
teacher'• eommenta.
Referring to the llJ\GOYllllly ol the anu.
ovaride ,papen,.Ullom llfd .ba ...W4
bav• -tho opportunlly to Ill down
willl 'lbe oppoa11lon IIld -oal the
flguret.
"The people of Lquna Beach art auc..
cemu1 people," tho superJnte"'1Ea Aid.
~'"l'beJ 11a .. !'!!'I• pd -up lo 11111 time on qpon fli puil1c ICbooli.
· "My belief ii lhal Ibey will coallnue to
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sOUTH COUNTY
Ms;Calla, housewife, and Wllllam M.
Wllcolon, lncumilenl.
.Cqlllr-Ualflad -(Jllllrlcl 4)
Wlilll!I. lncum-; (Dillrlcl I) Bandol1 ,
lncwi*n~ IIld Hun!, e n I .I n.I e r :
(~ 7). Frad L. NeWbarl Jr• In·
cumbml. Bio Jeaqala l!lemealaf}' -F.dwanf E.
Berry, lncmnbent; Chlrlea: H. Boulan1er,
ochool princlpal; Pat B. Brian; Robert L.
J:Mmtnn. ""''"'"'· conlUllant; Vlncert A.· uvenu, Dwiineam>an: Robert w.
Llrinpton, cerUfied public account.ant;
j.,,,.. A. Nelaon, .,,.._, Paltlcll A.
S&ratton. te.cher; John F. Unger,
mgtnoer, IIld Loa YOUlll, boulewlfe.
Tallfa Ualao HIP -Charkll T. Bell,
coatrldOr; Clifford B. Boehmer.
aerospace en1lneerinc mmqer; Oaltr
G. Briner, Incumbent: John R. Broe,
pycbololil!i Paul F. C 1 lb o u n,
;[ll>ormaclat: ,llone A. carl<e,, enclne<I:; Jkmld , w. •Fri...; co[lep ~:
ll)llva Kata, pbfllclll: 'Arnold Kttnet,
eaJes monager; Stanley L. l\oeen, al·
tornt)'; Ralph L. Schiavone, business acf..
mlnlJlralor: Rowan! L. Selloc:k, junior
college 'Uwtruc:tor, ml ·o. JllM· Smith,
-KL
Capo Must Face
Money Prohlem8
demonstrate lhil charactarllUc. I fael
they will suppcirt (Jllllfe GI thll over.
ride. I am confident tbai the successful
people of IA:guna Beach went 1bove
IVUlgt.achooJs for their chlldren,"
Weekend Traffic
Accidents Kill
Two Countians
T!IO ~ l:ow\ty ttlldenta wett lcill·
ed in lraf!lc accldellta on !be -k'11<! •
June1 R. Seaton. Mi, of Brea, lost hi5
life in-a two-car erub oe Brei' C.nyon
Road 500 feel nmlh of the 0ranr• eoun1y
line abM 11:46 p.llh l!rldu. . '
Tbe driftr GI the Other cir, Jmy A.
ldhocin, 28, "' Pomona. WU ·.._ied
1.. ""Coanly Trallle. lMI
51 'lealll Toll 41
H!'loully .injured. _He " In St. Jude ·
llospllal "' Fullertoo. . t On Sund1y, at) 11 :28 p.m.,
Ralph Boiaaeau, H. of Garden
Grove was killed whtn hb car went out
of control ilDd bJt tbe cepter divider on
the Glrden Grove }tee1!'11 n e a r
Mancbester'A~, · ·
His -· l'lll'Di• Deon, 29, of Long Btadl; II Jn critical condilioD Jn !he
Orange County Medical Center.
Joan Baez Says
She's Expecting . ' . . .
SAN JOSI!: 'llJPl) -Folk •inler Joan
Baez is expectlnc.
The 28-year-old anUwar crusader wu
, wildly cheered when she lllilOWlCtd the
impending b1rth to 1 concert crowd this
past weekend. It will be her :nm child.
"l mJ&IU al w~ teli yow now because. It
wilt' comt out ~." Mlu B1ei said.
"I'm ·preinanl" .
Her buaband, David Harris, was not
around to bur \be annolincement. Thi!
fonner student body president 1t Stan-
ford University wu parUclp1llng ID a sit.
in 1t hit alJna mater. • . •
Hafiis, iS, las betn convicted of draft.
refusal and. unless a rtvenal is won in hlrbar -'. will probably begin oerving
a \hree-yw .ente:nct in June.
Thurston Kite
FlieFs Show Up
' Charlie Brown
~
O>ar)le lln>wn, w1-!allures al kite
!lyJnr are legend, would have turned
green with envy had be -!be 'l'lnnw Jn.ttaUonal Kile Kapen Saturday,
Tm Idle fiylDg eventa ore held during
the day along with educaltonaJ and fund
raWn1 eventa al the lntermedl1te acbotl.
W1nne11 ol !he l:lte ·....ua:•Pamela
Nell, faribesl oat Ind Cbril Randol, hillleSI. In !he Elemertlary Grades
)nvftalioaal; Al o.trafl, winner In Iha
Pcents. Relatlva and T 1: a c b t ts
Compelltfon.
Also, Tim hylor Ind DIMJ Jacohaon,
wlnn.,.. of !lie blllhest !lyahle l:lle con-
lest; Raymond W!filoinl lot the moat c0t.
orful kite : OaMy Jacob9on lor the
farthest out kilt; Mike R1ub1 winner GI
the Prlnclp1l'1 Trophy !or his prlan Idle:
John Autry for the most vertical kite.
Charlott• o.traff IIld Bobble Lualer •
won the hlgbnl Idle C011leat Ind Cynthia
~boas, 1IOl' !he farlhesl out and back
within ao·m1nu1ec.-·.:.: ·
.A:b!D that could provide .lt.1 lillllfm In
11vfnp !or tupoym GI .Saddlehack
Junior Colle(• Dlllrfcl bas. puaed 'Its
lint hunfJe In the slate Leg!alalutt .
Senate BW II<» lul week clwed !be
Senate Education Committee and now
bas --lo a Senate Finance Oom-..-.
Tbe hill is to provide slate funda for
new junior college dfalrlcta In a ralfo ol
Ill -' ~ afd.lo • -lacal tu money. -
Over the ne:d. five yun: the Sad·
dleback Dlllrfcl would be eligible lot lt.l
million. That would reduce to $4.1 million
the local taxpayers• cootributtc;m ol. coo-
llrucllon cosla expected under the
district's muter plan for the five-year
period.
Presently, Saddlebac'k receifts no state
allt because it Is relatively rich in usess·
ed vaJuaUon per studenl So are 1everal
other junior college dlttrictl In the state
with amall in!Ual enrollments.
·The nt.lonaJe of the bUl is to provide
these new dlstricta with resources to
build their campuaa.
The only break gi..,, new junior collet!•
dlstricts in fundinl now is exemption
from payment of aeat tu on transfer
otudenta aenl lo neJihboring dillricta.
That aaving1 comes out ol the pocketbook
GI the neighborfng· dlllrkt (in Sad-
dleback:?s case Orange Coast Junior
CO!lege Dlltrid), nol from slate cof!en.
Saddleback Supt. F...r IL B""'er ·and
Board President Micblel Collins were
pruent in Sacramento at the F.ducation'
Committee hearing to witness the. first
teal of !he bill.
The date has not yet been set for bear-
ing by the Finance Committee.
datlon ~1 .. -a ,.....;ble donaUon to American Dream " •·The· Maida " Ind·
the •• ::.:::.-J..... --' ' P'""7-All earUer ietter read that cuttinj:s from "Torch Bearer1," and
• request for , a '35,000 grant ia being "Two for the Seesaw." ':
"f1vor1bJJ, conaldered" by the " Irvine -"nie Playhouse :Ind First filghtert'" !
Board ol .Dftctor1. will host a dinner .for 1 group of Navajo"'
-Dirackn allowed the Scbool of Mt Indians Iha! blve ttlumad to Lquna:
Ind ~ to me !be parkln& lot ad-with Danny Davey. ; •
Cyclist Killed in Second . . .
Fatality at County Track =
i P1~~
A :nioli>rcYcllll tittdng llll !Ut L1i>_ql the
doy l iiu ldlled fimidl1 wben~liW'led
hdd ~ ID\o a fence al dran,. Ceudly
lntemallollal Rae<Woy, Iba second fataJl.
ly there In a four-day ·perlod.
Davia Gaines, 28, of Los Angelf:I,-WU
dead on ~ival at Santa Ana Community
Hospital after 12:40 p.m. accident. during
a warmup session for the 19119 Grand
Prix 'cycle racing season.
Raceway 11pokesmen said Galnea ap.
pearect to loae control of h11 Yamaha
250cc 11111cltlne on the track's tower
curve, then regained his balance momen-
tarily before the bite slid out from under
him.
The victim was thrown into a barrfcade
af bay bales and 1 wooden fence I.long
tht track's tower curve, near the CQntrol
tower and in good view of tract
supervisors.
Gaines' death Sunday followed tht
Wednesday dr1g1ter fatality ol Gillert A.
Niel.Ion, 11, of Norco, whose modified
1m Chevrolet went out ol control 1t ao-
mlles-per·bour and rolled several times.
No detennioation hu been made yet
about what caused Nielaon to Jme control
of the car Po bli flnl .. nl(ht nm!
"""" the ricewoy'1 chg l!rip, reaDlllDi
"' tho·'"""l'!\'la!llilY Jt-111 hlllorj. • • Tba ard ..... 11 11111 being JnvOlllptocl
hY raceway GIDclala and esperta froni
the NatiCl'lal Hot Rod AssociaUon, wb6
could find no initial indication of the
cause.
Nlelsoo dled at Santa Ana CommunilJ
Hospital about one hour after btln1
thrown from the sedan 11 it rolled over.
following a sodden veering off the strip. /
The first Orange County International
RactWay fatality occurred In December
of 1967, when nationally known r1ett
Mike Sorokin's radically built drapter
exploded on 1 higtMpeed run.
Glinea:' duth Sunday marred the opm.
lng of the tract's 1989 Grand Prir
mot<rcycle 1ta1tJ1. for whlch the 'cyclist
WU practicing wben killed OD his lul lap
ol compelilloD.
Nixons See Blossoms .
WASHINGTON (UPJ) -President and
Mrs. NiJ.on took 1 It.roll around the
Potomac tidal basin today to look at the
cherry blossoms.
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.HIGH FLi ERS -Proud double winners at Thurs.
Ion School ltlle Flying Contest In Laguna pose wllh
winning kite, trophy and friend•. From left are
Al OstraU, who won "higHesl Dying" award In
)>ll!'eDll ~vision; .Lori Calkins, 13; Bobbi Lussier,
' 13; )fandy Doant, 12, and Cb arlotte Ostralf. a .'
Charlotte and Bobbi used 1am9 kite lo win "high-•· est flying" award in atu.deot division. ll'• Char-· 1
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Down tlae
Mission
Trail
El Toro Airport
Fight Increases
EL. · TOBo -' Mounting oppoolllon to
locatloa-<"Clf 1 commercial airport at the
El Ten lllflne Air StaUon by Sad-
dlebad: . .,... residents lw been joined by.
the SaddJebod< Republican Assembly.
'lbe l?'OOPt in a resolution, stated that
llthaulll Ill legislaton ~ting the
area ue Republ,icans, the organlzation
would, "Reconsider supPorting any
elected official who endorses an,y plan to
estlb>hdt a commercial airport at the El
Toro Marine Base."
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MISSION VIEJO -Aasemblyman
:Robert Blc!!iam (R·Newport Beacb) will
be featured speaker at a meeting Sunday
at i J!:m. of the oewly formed Saddleba.ck
RepiJallcan :F"11lil at the Mission Viejo
lnn.. y •
Badh•m will .review the current pro-
gram. before the i. legislature. A ques-
...S ·......,. Period will IQUow his
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the fUt arowtnc .......,, ~ CGurity
.,... ~b<nblp ii open to Ill reoiclents
In the MllSioo Viejo, Laguna Hilla and El
Toro areas. .1.a1
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' :e Prlndpal Eleeted ~
LAGUNA NIGUEL -Crown Valley
School Principal William H. Llmebrook'
bu been elected president of the Orallge
Coonty Elementary School
Administrators Association.
ShQw Stri!timlined, Moves oto .=LA:"
Tbe Limebroots and their six cblldren
live in Capistrano Beach.
.e Plretes Telk Topie
EL TORO -Saddleback College ln-
at.ructor William E. Holston wlll t.ell
about a pirates' raid on California during
the early IllOO's at a luncheon of Laguna
Hills Exchange Club at noon Thursday.
Hoiston, who leaches anthropology,
aociology and U.S. history, is author of
"'Diet ol Mountain Men," pubUshed in the
California Historical Society Quarterly.
The meeting will be at Topper's Steak
House in El Toro.
• Trel11l1111 Plentted
CAPISTRANO BEACH -Capistrano
Unified school children will be taught
moutJHo.mouth resl18c.itation and snake
bite tttalment this and next month.
Captain Phil Stubbs of San Clemente
city lffeguards will Viall Ill elememary
and junior high schools to teach waler
eafely and mouth-to-manh -of reaUlring breathing.
Capt. McCleary o! Camp Pendleton
Muloe S-will teach llbout snakes and
iOlke bites.
The summer safety program is con-
aidered important by coordinator Mrs.
Midge i.aws because ICbool district
reddeotial areas are abutted by the
ocean on one side and barren hll1s on the
other.
:e See Mfttl .. Slated
. HOLLYWOOD (UPI),-The Academy
'A wards,· minus pertnnia1 mastu of
ceremooi<s Bob Hope, tonljbt will debut
a streain1lned wnion Ol ibe tradit'ionat <>Sear. presentations. .. ·
Gone will, be the tradi~ routint f)f
Introducing a pair of stars .before each
award, who· then opened the Sealed en-
ve1ope and, after a suspenseful pause,
announced the winner.
Also absent will be the limKoq.!Um-
ing walks to the podium by the wiriners.
In. fact, the wnial practice . 'of · bping-
stand-ins accept Oscafs ·f<Jf' absent
winners will be eliminated.
In place of Hope and the" string of
''presenters" wUI be io notable· stars
-will distribute the stsl\lett... These
hosts and hostesaes include -Frank Sina-tra, ·Jane Fonda, Sidney PGl$r, Steve·
McQueen and Burt Lancaster:
1be tradition-breaRr is Gower Cham·
pion, mastermind of several Broadway
Laguna Boy Hit
Qy . Car, Ptation ' . .. '
A l~year old ~ Beach bby . wu
struck by a car sl,furday and' then cited
by police for allegedly fillllng to ohey 1
traffic Jligbt.
PoliCe said the youth suffered cuts and
bruises Oil his legs.
Lt. Robert McMuray said the boy wu
croulng _ South Cout lliibway in I
crosswalt near Part A venue when he
WU strud: by I Cll'dJ'hoen by Dee Ann
Goodwin, SI of 31111 Monlerey St., South
Lqunl..
• • ' ~ I h~· plays ,who ii directing -the ,_.,..
nlesi for tbe fU'IC timt, :AHhougl> Hope is
not ,...ier of ceremorues'tlli< yo&r, 11e
is Splcl0d'to,1ppeu'1"1 t11e:-. .
· Katim1ne · Hepburn could lliccirne uie
first •ctttsi iii t11e .c,~.h~,of.lbe
a,wards \o win three OScars. · SW: .won
lll!f. year f6r "Guess Who's Cmftlll•' to
Dinner,"' aild for' "Morning (.(~~-in
1933. This year she lias nomJftafed for
"The !;ion in Winter," .which .illO .is a
contender for best motlon plcturo .<>f
1963.
Also In the running is Barbra ,Strei·
sand,. who was . nominated for "Funny
Girt," the first picture she ever made.
Patricia Neal .iJ· a eentimental favorite in "'nie Subjoct WIS Rosel." She 11111·
fered three near-fats! strom · uu.e
years ago but fought back to resume her
auccesdul career.
Vanessa Redgrave was nomlnlted. for
"badora" and JOIDbe Woodward for
''Rachel, Rachel."
Only two of !be nominees, Miu -~ stand and Mia Woodwonl, ,,.,. expect..
eel to attend tonight's presentatioos by
lhe ACldemy of Motlon Picture Arts
llld Sdenc:es.
The contenders for best actor ue Cli!f
Robertson (Charly), Ron Moody (Oli·
"er!), Alan Artbr (The Hali ll' a ~ly Hunter),. Alan Bates ('llle . .Jl'tftr),
·Ill)! Peter O'Toole ('Ille Llail In .Winter\.
Stee!Jc Mer.eu
NEW YORK (AP) -The llodi.mnet
~on 1 krlter oote today• bl-.
nlllnlllned a Clutliius -(See
quolatlom, p-14-li). ' Trldlnc .... tbe ea! .... llow. The
Dow J-1adustrlOl ...... ii l:llO
p.m. w11.olf I.II pailltl II-~· ..
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Be~~~ of Secret T~ctics; ~JU)f!-Y,inow·
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vote 'Y.es' on· override· llrOOdsUJ,e
. Some :voters 'Wlthin th·e Laguna Beach Ullllled School ·Dlltrlct
over · tJie ' weekend ~ved ' an unslgn«I, utidooumelited" brl>lidllde
calculated.to cast.doubt on the validity of 'l'Ue¢ir•, ~ 'ta•~~;
ride 'election. · · · · T •1~ -• ,M • . . .
. l\espon&lblecltiz.Ons should be mootwuy.of:lut.mlJlule;ai>Ony·
mous eleclioneering calculated to disrupt !h•onlerly_p~ses o1 ·de-
ba\e, rtbultal.and . ci~ evlllu..liOll., <>t,vaJid IUWDlenta jD.·.lecUO)I campaigns. ' ''" ~ .--... ~" •,....: · ··'·""··
JI the clandestine broadside contained. valid argument&, !here would have been no reason to distribute it oec:reur at the tut moment
before Tuesday'~ vote. Obviowlr, it was done this way .to c~t doubt .
and escape public ~crutihy. . , · · ' . . . ·-. . Tuesday's Laguna school tax override bas won endorsement
· of many ·teading citizens who bave dlscuued and reviewed the need
for addllional f\lnd.! to properly support public education.-. ·
An candidates In TuUdO¥'• Iiaguna -trustee electkm ·have' en-
dorsed the tax o.verride. They ~ejected whit-l!liglit Jl¥~t ,been ·the
polilical temptalion to make the mone~}!1•!!•~•.c'!'l!~,it!1'•·.·
The DAILY PILOT recommends a Y.ES -vote .on tile 58-cent
override issue. T
Tho DAILY PILOT also rec\.mmends tho ~· ocbool
boan1 cindidatcs·: 1 1 • ~ I • ~I f
. .. ~ . • . ! .. L~ ltoch UnlftOd Sdiiol·D11t11Cf
WHJil!m wu..,.en, IQCllll\bent, . . X Dr. Norm'an.BroWne, Incunibeitt · · · · · X . .
Mrs. Jane Boyd ' ' '' ,. . X '
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Skill Diving . .
Save<lFro~DMth
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County Employes Asking Pa·y· Hike
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An 1.25 percent eeneral increase In
Orange County employe salaries, ef-
fective Jul)o I, llld 1n addltlonll increue
of 3 perceiil "to co1npeooote for the ln-
nual failure to ellminlte the lag time
.ben!een the J1nllf'1 lllary "'"!!' dlte
and·tbe July I effective !Ille of la-
creues," hu been requeAed b)' the
County Employes Allodltlon. •
Tl)e total 11.15 perCent -. .If . . . .. . .... ' )._ .I
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C0V£Rs MATERIAUJ
. The adritlnlJtrat1ve budget. ·lie Aid
allo covers wppllea and matertsll, ·i;;;-.J
COits such ti electlona and employmerrt:
of ~ Ill of whlc:h cost niore 1-of fnlfl'ijon,\ • . . .. '.
Dr. Ullom llld the dlatrlct. daplto its
sn)&ll ~ bu the ~ ~ of re-
qutr.d ltate Jll)IO!"W<rk .. bll -11"1>. .. ~ Anii, with 1'1,liOO tliodents
llld·• compu1'r.
lie llld the smllJ. otze Js I help In
t.achlng· bUt I hinderlDCe In PIP'< 1llWI<
ch;n.s: ' -, .
~ aoonymous .fl:ter attacb.'tucher
turnover llld talb 1bollt uoleilOiied or -~_..:_..i.teacberl • .. . ~ ' Mmi;;;,-.;; ..... ~'
nel ...,.. bired iaSt year ·of· .wi:;:
were administraton or ciounaeJoD. Bl
llld the group'• total eaperlence, ..... tq_ m yean wblch av..ap better tbmi
three,.... "1'111!._ -.-. ·
·•An·~ Ill~,.... experlen<e
flll', new itsfl meri1berl . would, m!lrifesl &ood hiring proc:Uces," the superin-
tendent said.' '
Ullmn did teachlr salines in the
Laguna dlJtrict .hav&•1Yenged leli, than
the county· ...... ge. One ldminiltratlon
objective of the o""'1de, lie laid. would
(See TAX lllMI', Page l)
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SAN CLEMENTE-''Of lhn and the
SN," a marine ICience IJDlpolium will
bi preaeuted by !be ~ Unilted
School lliltrfct ,.. the publle and
sbldenta at I a.m. sturdlJ, April 11, at
lbe San a-rte Hllh Schoo~ ,,,.
A....ida Plc:o, San·1l'me11te.
-optatei. In ocbeduled to lolk on wl>jects nlllinc from habits of blue
tharb to the c&pobmiloo "' .... to the ....
·41 Seek · 14 · ·s. Cou~ty ... Boa~~-Se~t~ l. • ..........
}'~ douds •• , oh ~··
boriloa r<w the ~ 'Colil, 11ot
moatty ~ walller Will'(ftVall
.. the temper1bn holds In. lhl middle .... • ... •
In lddltlon, lh<n wlD be dllpb;yo of the
totoll In ..,._.p111e equipment. A Sel
Lib IC(.-.t ii .. -to -k.
JlePlntlon foe ii '1 !0< II-llld '2
f.r-
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SAN a.ri:llEllft -A -and
Olamber of Commerce -bu -1ppolnlod to opearlleod ....,m.tion of I u-Fund campolp ctnwtns !tom
c:outsl """"""'Jzy raidents It Camp
Pendleton _..i.
Vern Overhaucll wu dJrecled by the
San c>emente Qamber al Commerce to
tet up the city's first United Fund ca~
palgn after Marine COrps officials said
lhcir quota collecUons would be added.
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-New llwa \o combat qanlmd crime, -1aUY .... -.._ narco«CJ peel. dllnc and -aplly. thr•year tu reform procram
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Introduction to .. Sunny California SI,000 a Seat
Playhouse Name Game Solved
By JANICE BERMAN
01 Ille Del" P*I Slltf
After two months u a lranspllnted
wtemer, I dedded to become a bona
flde CJlifornian. I hit the beach.
Now, U should be eJ:plained that in the
east. one does n o t
hit the beach. ln-
rtead, you make a
day of It, and call it
IJOinl to the beach.
You pack 1 lunch, a
change of clothes in ,
case it gets cold. a
portable radio or
TV, hooks a!"f mog-
azines.
Here, It's a dilferenl thinl. U you cet
ta.cl al.drlviq aJooi the Coul lllCl>Way,
~ st.op at I belch. lt,'1 euy, becl"lt
you're ........ """ bathfnJ ...it; you
can pull up -right next to the And, roD out,
'Adding Machine,
Other Loot Gone
In. Burglaries
With to return deadlines looming, I
Laguna Beach DWI Friday clllCovered hia
adding machine bad been filched.
Roland N. Gre<ne. 1111 Queda Way,
told police the machine valued at '100
had been ltolen from DecoraUve Craft!,
'/'IS J, Laguna Canyon Road.
Poll« -aid the burglar broke a glaa
door pane to ~ch In and IJlllock the
door. An unknown amount of cuh wa1
taken aiao.
AMtnt machlna-weren~-lllly
machinea being ttolen over the
Jim Dalton ·San -Clemeflte . ooo-
tractor, totd po!jce Saturday hla_ ~
mlstf -had been lto!eo from a Job at Ill
Nyes Place. Police Aid the millinC mli·
er "" valued at fS40. _ Klrt"W. AlmCliam, • 1-.t Dlf .. ,
told police Sunday that front wbeela ml
ti"" had been stolen from hla IllS Pon-
tlac. The loss wu .•110, Police Aid the
front of the car bad '*" jacked' up lo
otealtheU..... '.
Robert E. Slrou!l <l Norwall< told poll«
Sunday that his w.Uel with It'll and
driver'• Ucente bad been ltolen from an unlocked car parted ·in lhO '1200 bli>ct ol
Circle Way.
Marlu Deabusald. M7 Sleepy Hollow,
Friday reported the theft of 110 from a
milt bolll•.
Slight Quake Shakes
San Francisco Area
BERKELE\ (UPI) - A 1llgbt urtJI.
quake llilook the s,n Fnnclaco Bay area
Sunday evening, but there were DO
reoorll of damage. The temblor wu recorded at the
Untveiatty. of Califomla Seismology Sta-
U0n at 8:12 p.m. and recJatered U 111 the
lllcbttr scaJe. It WU <entered five mile9
--of BerbleJ .. the Haywanl Fault near Late '\'t">eacal
DAllY PllOI
Cll.t.MGIE COAST l"Ull.15"1Nt;. C0M"ANV'
J.111Mrt N. W••~
'"""'"Ill ..,.. Jlulllllfltr
J•c.li It Curl•¥ Vlof ,~ I M ~II #.tl'llltff
Tkm•• r ..... 11 ....
Tilo"'•• A. M1trJ1hl111
Mloflffl/11 1!411er
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or the car and end up In the ocean.
You don't need all~ extra lluff. Jut
acmething. to llt oo. either a blanket or a
surfboard, depending on your thing. YGU
don't need extra clothes, because
California Is balniy all the time.
So there l was the other weekend at
·Malibu. or rather, driving lijl and down
the Coul HilbWa7 looting for a place to
pork, I 'flnally I-a perfect ipot, on
the «fge .of a 11s::1ooi drop. The edge
moved closet to the wheela u I spun
lhem in the and.
I prodboed Ille roqulifto blclket, .tnce
boards are not my thlng, ml acrambled
down the predplct to the betcb, hitting It
at 2:17 p.m.
At 2:1,, ~ IWl vaqilbld,_and a chlll
wind wblstled In !rom·lhe-. I propo
ped m7"1f up on one elbow, and looked
araund. Tba Dodge wu perched wber< I
had lelt-11: ml it ilwlYed ID, Ille -
PILOT
LOGBOOK
So did lhe --tml--.hlppers. But
there was a difference, because they
were tanned and l wu not. They qayed
triumphantly In their tnmb ml blkini3
ml look.ct very comfortable, I ffiiched
for my ·wcrksbirt and noticed at.arts ol
lncredulily.
Tba wind tocreued In force. ( lay
down, ltol~ crltllnc my teeth against
the 111111laucbt. Ycu will iet a tan, I told
my~lf. .
, f lld&ded, wilhlnc for a hook· or
magaUne. AU around me, people were
doting peacefully aa the aand particles
Oitted '1'if!t their faces. It WU very quiet.
I thought of the movlea I had -. where troops ol coneatana run beldlong,
Uke lemmlnga. into the PacHlc. I waited
for .......,. to do It. Nobody did
• My teeth -. chattering and my legs
turning the 1ame lhade of aqua u my
Gallfomia-made bikini. ne ,1cy turned dii\eT, and 1 walted 10<
somebody to leave. Nobody moved.
I could •land It !lo lon11r. Throwing
pride to the windi, which bid DOW reach-
ed :IO 'milea per' bollr, I~. and
'1l<epilblJ ~the~ blllk I ·
had so blltbelr don an 1b o u r
before. My car wu 11!11 boYeriq ••· pec:tantly. -. -
M I atrugled back Into thl' knot flf
tralllc, I looked at Ilia ....ii. 111 the
beach. They alept, unawait tfiAt tba IUD
bad jull come CUL
By TOM GORMAN
Of ... DWtr .. , ........
Just bow many names on the baci: of a
"al Will a ·11000 liuy Uieae days?
Laguna Play-directors clarified
Saturday that lt,000 ~to the Laguna
Moulton Pl1yboule wW be allowed to
have ooe name, a Mr .. and Mrs. com-
blnaUon, or the name of an or1anl.zaUOn
engraved cm • p1-que to bl -placed on the
ba<Ul a "'t illtbe~ -'I1ie q~ wu~brou&ht up lf each
name wu worth tt,090, jll' _if each seat
wu worth tt,000, allowing for a number
of names. Il's the !tat that's worth
•1,000, 'dlrector1 "declded. A donor of
'3,000, then, can buy three seats.
Donon of $5,000 ot more wm be allow-
ed pJa9uea q.rougbout the rooms in tbe
PlayiloUse ..
In -action ' -
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jacent .to the new Plafboulle wbl!lft not _:
bel.n1 uRd by the Playhouse. :
-Hanson announc$1-lhit the city ha.r ~
nlfused use of !Is .parking lot' 1crosa tilt '.
street to lhe Playbouie. _
-The First Nighters: have paid tn tun •
for the . kitchen installation In the .
PlayhOU!le, according to dirett.Or" lWTiet :
McCormtD. An additional '66 Wll col-lected~from 1 Pot Loot' diMeJ. kavJnt ;
ooly $25 more needed foi' the shelves.
-The board accepted a doriation of
decorative tiles from Roy Childs ol the
Pottery Shack. "We'll put them
Mmewhere," chuckJed technical director
Paul Toft. ~-
-Attendance for the first three nights ·-
of ''Wait Until Dark." has totaled 422, ac-
cording to General Manager Inn.a
NofzJger.
-Tryouts for the high ochool drama
scbolmhlps wm be held Aprll ,l7 at I
p.m., It wu learned. There are five ·~
plicants. _
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-Dlrecton are lnvNllptlng the JIO'I'
lllbillty .of aelllng dwnpqne .. cerWn
occulon. In the new -Playboule. Boord PreafdOI Geoffrey Rll<er ll looldq Into
the Uquor •llceme, but -lllllt Hanson aald the COii of a llceale' may -lleadinp ·for "Dylan''·-wfll'be 'beld •
April JO . at 1 p.m., aceording to. Mrs.~
Nofziger. Allboo.'lh the part for Dy\oft bas'
been cast, 18 to.fl parts remain Open. :
' _ make the' Alo 'flf cham-un·
profilabl" ,.
Fr-P .. e J State Aid Bill
For , Saddkback
Passes Hurdle
-J~ Jlrrii\ reported that he ii
aw11~ a call b'om the Iqtne Foun-
daUOh Concerning a p>alble donaUon to
tbe Playliouiie. All earlier letter iead that
a requat for a as,ooo grlnt Js being
''favcrably conaklered" by the Irvine
Board fl. Directors.
-Four one.act plays will be ~ed :'
May ·I. J anif '3. They include ''The _;
American D!eam" "Tbt M~11· aM '
cuttings from "TorCh Bem"U1, '' and •
"Two for the S~w." :
LAGUNA TAX BLAST • • •
be to provide salaries that compore
favorably to other diltrlctl.
Tbe paper cballeogt1 the percentage of
bud&el that goea for teache< -warlea.
Ullom uld the board bu 'c:omiltenUy
been In the category flf paying 118 1<I 118
percent of total bod&el for · teacher
'8.laries.
He uld thla teacher coat f<lr Laguna
WU $423.lf per student Jut year com-
pared to $418.29 for Capietrano Unified
School District ml fW for _ l'lewport.
Mesa Unified.
Dr. Ullom also said Laguna cOlll
should be compared to high achoo!
district coats because ·o1 the b1gb peretn•
tap of llOCOOdary .-1n the'clUlrlct.
COST 141,M \ -
He said another need for pasaMt of dleo
ov"1'fide • tbe fact' tut lou of.~'buecl
to •1picultural land PC'""' ,i&illl wW
COii.the dillrld '40,0lll &MuaJly. , '
The secret override oppooltlon paper
ta1U about teacher commenta in JltWI
atorles after 1be cont{Qverala1 black ac.
tivist speakef ·at 'Ibuntoo Intermediate
&boool.
Ullom uked if It Is fair to penalho tho
• fl "' a dllirfct and to ~ tho
total l!aff when one ~ with -&f.ac:her"• commenta.
Rdurlng to the anonymity of the 1111U· ••er:rld• papen, unom Aid IJe'. would have u~ the 'oj>poi'tunlty 1e.o1&•'il0wri
with 'the ~·mi tlirUh iut the
figurea.
"The people ol Laguna 8elctl are suc--
....tul -le," the 1Uperiatendenl.uld. f.T!I07·h8ve made good c14tclalom up to
Ibis, lime oo tUppOrl of public llchoolp. 0My belldJ1 tliat they wW -tnua to
Fro111 P8fl• J
SOUTH COUNTY
McCalla, housewife, and William M.
Wilcol!ll>, lncumb.tn'-. CoJ*truo Ullflecl -(Dlalrlct 4)
Willpl, Incumbent; (District I) BandoU,
iDcmnbent, and Hunt, e n a I a• t r ;
(Dlltr{ct 7) Fred L. Newhart Jr .. in-
cumbenl ·
Saa Joaqaln Ele.,.atary -Edward E.
Berry, incumbent; Cbarle.t H. Boulqer,
iicbool principal ; Pat B. Brian; Rebert L.
Damerao. flnarrl.al cansultant.; Vlnctllt
A. Lavertu, buslnessinan; Robert W.
lJvingatoo, certified public accountant;
James A. Nellon, engineer; Patricia A.
stratton, teacher; .{olm F. Unger,
engineer, and Loa YOUDI, housewlte.
Tutln Uatoa Wp -Charles T. Bell,
contractor; Clifford 8. Boe b mer.
aerospace engineering manqer; Chest.er
G. Briner, incumbent; John R. Broe,
psycholo&ilt; Paul F. C a J b o u n ,
pbannadsl; Ilana A. Clr,ey, engi,..,.; -w. Fr-. c:ollego toacher; Sylv .. Kall. physicist; Amold Krenek,
Ales manqer; Stanley L. Ro9en. at..
torney; Ralpb L. Schiavone, business ad-
miniatrator; Howard L. Sellecil, junior
colle(a lnalruclor, ond D. "-Smith,
lloumrlf ~
Capo Must Face
Money Problems
An upensive double-he~der la ln st.i:re
for c:Rn Juan Caplsttano City Councilmen
, · 'r 7 o'clock"ll!t!'tlng ton!"1t 't City
J • when they consldtt tM costs ol. po.
Ue< protoctlon llld city ball facllltlel.
'l11e city ii faced with the necessity flf
l!!:avlng the presenUy rented city hill
flciUty by June. A commltteo hetdrd by
Councilman William Bathgate has been
investJcatlng possible city moves for
1boui a monlh and will report tonlahL
Fees for the contracted counly Sheriff
POllcin& ~I the ci ty rectntly qu1drupled · froio aliiiil 13(0!!0 jet,.., to Ultl,000;
demonatrate. um characteristic. l feel
they wqt 1Upp0rt J>Ullle Of. thil: over-
ride. l am confident that the successful
people of Laguna Beach want abovl!I
average acbooll for their children."
Weekend Traffic
Accidents Kill
Two Countians
Two oranp €aunty. residents were kill-
ed In traffic acddeols on ,the w~eod.
James R. Seaton, ~. of Brea, lost his
Jlfi in • two-ear c:ra!h' on Brea Canyon
Ro,..JJ'! I~\ O!!f11t of the °''!118' County ~ drl~~'J} s:'~', Jerry A.'
Mhoon, 21,. of . ~ wu ttperted
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teriously injured. He -ll in St. Jude
Hospital in· Fullertoa. -
On s·U'nday,~ at 11 :28 p.m.,
italJ)h B oi 11 ea u, · S4, of Gar<kn
Grove was killed when his car went out
of oonlrol and hit \he center di'!idor on
$he 1 Gardeq Gro\!e ~ n e a r
l>fancheoter Af-· ·
His -er. l'li).rur Dean, 29, of
Long Beach, Is In oitlcal cond!Uon in the
Orange County Medical Center.
·Joan Baez Says
She's Expecting
-s.IN J'osE -(UPI) .:. Fin< olnrer Joao
Baez is expecting.
'M:ie 21-yttr-Old lnUWlr cruuder Wll
wildly cheered-when Ille annOunced the
impendlnc birth to a concert crowd this P.,t wewr1dq t will be her lint child.
"I mfgbt u r..D teli you now becau..e it
'\'ill come out anyway," Miss 8'.ez said.
. "I'm pH&IWll"
Her husband, David Harrill, was not
around to hear the announcement. The
former student body pre:sldenl at Stan·
ford University was participating in • alt-
tn It bis ihna mater.
Harris Z! bu been convicted of draft
refusal ind,' unleS! a reverul ls won in
higher court, will probably begin aerving
a three-year 1entence in June.
Thurston Kite
Fliers Show Up
Charlie Brown
• Ottrllt Btown, whole failures at klte
ftyiq .,. Jq<nd, would have turned
....... with .. ., had be -the Tbantol1 Jnvitl.Uon•l Kite K•pen S.turday •
Ten kite flying events are held during
the day along with educaUonal and fund
raising event.1' 1t the lntennedlate achoo!.
Winnen of lbe kite events: Ptmel1
Nell fartheat out and Chris Randal, ~ ln the Elementary Grades
JnvltaUonal; Al Oslraff, winner in the
Pal'S\tl, Ri11Uves and T e a c h e r s
• compe11t1oo.
A bill that clluld er<>Yide II.I mlllfoe In AvtnP Jor lalpayen flf Sadditback
Junior c.u.. Diltrlct 11u -palled 11a
lint hurdle in the llate Leglalalure.
Senate BHI lllil lut ..,k cleared the
Senate J:ducaUoo CGmmfltee ml now
has -111!111 to a Senate Finance cam.
mfttee.
The bill ii to provide ltate funds fO< n.ew junior collqe dlltrlctl id 1 raUo o(
15 percent ltate aid to :t& cent ,local lar
money.
09et the next five yeara the Stid.-
dlebaci: Dlltrlct would bl!I, eligible for '9-1
million. That wou\d reduce to $4.t mlIDon t~ IQ1;al laxpay~· cootrlbll!loo of coo-
atructioo costs upected_ )mder .the
district'• muter plan ror the flvt-~
period. ".
PrelenUy, Siddleback ~Ives no st.ate
ahl because it is relatively rl~ in assess-
ed valuation per student. So are several oiher juniot college di!lrlcla In the otate
with small initial enrollments .
The ntlonale ol the bill' Is to provide
UQe new diltricm with reeoarcea to
bU1ld their campuses.
The onJy brtak given new junior college
di!lrlctl in funding now Is ezemptlon
from· payment -Of seat tu on transfer
studeot. seot to neighboring dlstrlcts.
That savings comes out of the pocketbook
of the neighboring dlltrtct (in Sad·
dleback'a cue Orange Coast Junior
College District), not from state coffers.
Saddleblck Supt. Fred H. Bremer and
Board President Michael Collins were
prtSent in Sacramento at thl!I EducaUon
Committee hearing to witness the first
te21t of the bill.
The date ba21 not yet been set for hear-
ing by the Finance CommlUee.
-Dlrecton ~owed the School of Art
and , llealp to uae the parking lot ad·
-The Playhouse ' and F~st J:lighlm :-
will host a diMer· foi a group of N.vajo ·'
Indians that have returned to Laguna :-
with Danny Davey. :'
Cyclist Killed in Second ~
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F atal1ty at County Track ;
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.1 ., il'UIUll R. VINSEL of the car on hla lint amateur nfgbt nm ; Alm .!.~,~~~;~ , dowir·111eroc ... ay•ilfial's1r1p, -,:
\l**C)Cilsl laldng rus last 1ap ~I the In the ltC01ld fatllilJ in !Is ~. •
d1y '~ tilled ,Sundoy """" burle,if . • occldml ls .... --biveali&aled: he'lf fir$, Jri!P a 1~:,;1Pr-. ~ 1. 'bfio•N oit\ctaii aO<i e%perls from : lnt«n&~rR&ctWay, th~ tee0nd--fal411-the National Hot R00 .Alaociation, who '
ty tbere In a lout-day period . could fllld oo Initial indkaUoo of the
Davis Gaines, 26, of Los Jinplell, ·was cause.
dead on arrival at Santa Ana Community Nielson died at Santa Ana Community
Hospital alter 12 :40 p.m. accident, during Hospital about one hour after being
• warmup session for the 1969 Grand thrown from the sedan as It rolled over,·
Prix 'cycle racing Rason. following 1 sudden vffl'ing off the strip.
Raceway spokesmen said Gaines ap-The lint Orange County InttmationaJ
peared to l09e control of hi.a Yamaha Raceway fatality occurred in December
250cc machine on the track's tower of 1967, when nationally known racer
curve, then regained hia balance momen-Mike Sorokin'! radically built dragster
tarily before the bike alld out from under exploded on a high-1peed run.
him. Gaines' death Sunday marred the open-
The victim wu thrown into a barricade Ing of the track's 190 Grand Prix
of hay bales and a wooden fence along motorcycle aeaaon, for which the 'cyclist
the track'! tower curve, near the control wu praclicJng when killed on his lut lap
tower and in good view of track' ol compeUtion.
supervisors.
Nixons See Bloss oms Gaines' death Sunday followed the
Wednesday dragster fatality of Gllfert A.
Nielson, 18, of Norco. whose modified
1955 Chevrolet went out of control at ._
miles-per-hour and rolled several limes.
No determination has been made yet
about whit cauaed Nielson to lose coatrol
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President and ·
Mrs. Nixon took a stroll around the
Potomac tidal basin today to look at the
cherry bloS!oms.
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Aho, Tim Taylor and Danny Jacobson,
winner• of U\e highest flyable kite con-
ttst: Raymond Wllliam1 f« the most col-
orful kite : Danny J1cob!!On for the (
farthest out kite; Mike Raub, winner of
the Prlnclp.al's Trophy for hl1 prLlm kite;
John Autry for the most vertical kite.
Charlotte OWaff .nd Bobble LUultr
.-011 the hl&helt kfte contest llld Cynthia
Scbaaslonow the lorth<sl out and b!>ck Wilhi'n inbdli; c:Gllf.Ml.. -• ,.,_. 4 I
HIGH FLIERS __:Proud double winners al Thur!·
l<>n School Kile Fly\n1 Conlesl In Laguna pose wllb
winning Idle, tropby. and ftlend s. From !ell are
Al Ostraf.f, who won ":~1r0e:l Dying" award in
parenu dlv~ C , 13 ; Bobbi Lussier,
13; Mandy Doane , 12, and Charlott• 01\raff, 14. ,
Charlotte and Bobbi wed aame Idle I<> win "hlgb-
esi Dying" award in student dlv!Jlon. It's Char· '
lotte's klle.
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Donors for President
Rep. James B. Utt (left).accepts·Orange County Press Club "Man of
the Year!' award on behalf of. President Richard M:Nixon·as Laguna
Niguel's John B, Lawson does the honors. p,.... club handed out an-
nual headliner awards Saturday night. (See story page 12).
.Scientific Headliner
Professor Edward A. Steinhaus and·wife, Mabry, admire headliner
award presented'to'UC lrvirle biologist by Orange County Press Club.
~Ne~ Beach resident Steinhaus was one of 17 Orange Co'untians
honortd by press club for aChievemeilU.in 1968. (See story page 12). . . '
Nixon Urges Latin Policy
WASHINGTON (UPI) -·With a swipe
at the "disconctrting results" produced
by the alliance for progress, President
Nixon saJd today new 8pj,roaches are
needed to LaUn America's problems. He
aaid U.S. policy toward ·Latin naUons
would emphaize mutual cooperation.
In his first major speech on Latin
America, the · ·President laid out no
specific details of his policy but told the
21st anniversary meetirtg of the
Organization of American states (OAS)
that relaUons between the United States
and ·Latin America "have-b 1 en
smothered with fine slogans and beautiful
references ."
He said the Alliance for Progress,
started In tbe Kennedy admini!ltaUon,
had a treat concept and achieved some
good results but that the oyerall picture
was one of "disconcerting rt3Ults."
He said U)e question of U.S: · JXluCy Is
"not what do we do fOr Latin America
but what do we do with Lalin America. '
Prosecution
Lauds )lis,ice
For S.irhan
LOii ANGE~ (UPI) -The ~ti
prosecutor uld at the cloM ol the Sirhan
B. Sirllan murder trial toilar that
"justice has beeo HrV«I 1o the nth
degne" In !eying the Y"Wll Arab le>< the
killing ol Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
Dep. Dist. Alty. Lynn Compton told the
jury thal Sirhan hid received un-
precedented safegumb ol bis righb and
be said that a verdict of murder would be
appropriate to the ju.at.lee that ha been
shown tllroughout the trial.
With the case ~ed to IO to the jury later today, Compton summed ·up with
what he described as a .,common aenae
approach to logic," in the case against
Sirhan.
''The defense team has lived up to the
finest traditions of the legal profession in
defending what must be deicribed as an
unpopular cause to see lhat the system
works," Compton said.
.. The system baa: worked.
''This jury has been fUmished more
evidence and background than poQibly
any jury In history. The defense has ask·
ed that you retllrn a· ¥<!nfic( tllit wfll
prove in every hamlet in the United
States and the world that you. can get
justice In t9e United States. ·
"Justice dOes not mean any ,puticular
verdict. What determines It iS tbe pro-
cedure followed in reacltill& that verdict
and In that the defendant bu eot justice
to the nth degree."
Compton liated a series of facta 1o ll·
lustrate that point:
-Tbe ""'1endoul effort of the
aulllor!Ues to in-llil belnc ~
-He bu three ol tbe bat lawyen In
the country.
-H• bu had a battery of J>IYcholoillita
and psychlatrl!ts who came to bla aid.
-He had a. public trlll"with the media
of the world here to report everything
that went on.
-He has had a jury trial -by 12 fair-
minded jurors and an open·mlnded judge.
"This was justice, and justice has been
served and the system has worked. We
think the verdict which we believe should
be first-degree murder will also suve
justice."
A juror whose brother died during the
weekend and who Oew to the funeral was
replaced by one ol the alternates, George
A. Stit:.e:I, a newspaper pressman. Hls
name wu drawn by lot from among
1St.andby jurors who have sat with the
r<gU]ar panel throughout the trial.
'Broadway Joe'
Held as Drunk .
MIAMI (AP) -"Broadway Joe"
Namath: ttie ·New York Jets star
quarterback" who scored his greaten trjuDlplf.ln the 'S\Jptt Bowl'here, wa! ar-
~ ,early today on drunken drlvln1
charges.
Arres ting officers quoted the 25-year·
old Namath as saying "You know me -
you lqiow who I am."
Patrolman Rfymond De Santis puIJtd
Namath over at 4:05 a.m. on the '7llh
Street causeway not far from the super
Bowl hero's eatery, known u "Broadway
Joe's Quick Service Reltauranl''
Despite his plea to ~. Namath
was booted into Dade County Jail on
chargu ol canl.,. drivln(, driving
without .a valid liceme and 4r'UMen drlv·
Ing. . Namath was releued on bia own
!'ectlgniz..ance lea than one boar later.
He was not immediately available for
comment.
62.8 Miles per Hour
Highway Average
WASHING TON (UPI) -Motorlsll zip-
ped along the nation'• interllite highway
system at an average speed d a.I miles
an hour last year, according to the
Fedenl Highway Administration. The
highest average lns1ent&le Jpeed In all
c0untry WIS in l\anlal, the report u)d,
wtiere the avtrage ~ay speed wu
68.4 milel an hour.
~· are. pr.oud ·O~ o.ur L~HJllft~ Beach Schools and know they
give us an excellent 're'turn on our tax dollar. We have
studied the . facts and believe the modest, two-year tax over·
ride is essential to maintain the quality of education our
students need.
We E11coi1'Clt9 a "YES" Vote on The School Tax Override ,
BE · SURE TO VOTE ON APRIL 15th •
GI-E. Vo<jdor
Leroy, 8. Cliilch , oD • Vinton! P. c.irr , M;[).
Moco~ley ROflp • ·
Mrs. Clifton T. Nichols
.Co tiler.in• •MacQuarrie'
'· M. T. "Red'"Guye;
Jo•omo• Kirk
John Kerr
Dollos R. T urnor
Robert l. Corne:iron
Mr. & Mri. Boris Buion
WiUi1m 1 D. Martin
Shirley McCall•
Joseph A. O'Sulliven
R'oy J. Word
Mr. & Mrs. Al Simmons
John Wold
Vornor .C. hcl:
Jo .. F. Boyd
Morrill Johmon
Doug Schmiti
0 . W, Price '.
Rav. Ellswoitk L Richordson
Mr. & Mrs. Wo:tor W.
Klt>slormon
YES
TAX OVERIDE . IX .
LAGUNA BEACH UNIFlm SCHOOL DISTRICT
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• I 'Meet History f
Airline~ Eying
Ontario Airport
• Squarely' ·
Says Autlwr :
. . . r
John !lope Franklin, -kine 5111trd17J, .
at a conference oo the !Mchb>( ol Mro-'··
American hlltory at the Uni....., <f .•
Calflotnla-lrvlne, cabect upon Ainiiicon
~ to loot the nation'• hlllor1,i
"squarely in the face,!'" to raveaI .~ ...
tlces of tile put as well u glories.
Sy JAIX •llOIAc'l . Of .. ..., .... fllff
Air West and Air Callfonla, Orange
County Airpoli'1 two commercial car-
riua ''ldt up in the air'' br a Navy
decision nt1lnl out -ol Loi, Aiamit..
Naval Air Station during repaln to the
local nnriny, may 'jll&ht'~ at ODtarlo
Inttrnau-1 Airpcrt
Dudley M11ler' Air COll!ornia ptbllc
relatlona npraent&U~ uld thfa inorn-
ing tllat his firm is dill hoping the Navy
might reconsider on the use of LQll
Alamitos. · •. .
"Dul it Ls doubUul. The Navy rarely
0'1erturns a decLsion once It is made,"
Miller ~id. "Howtver, our "presen-
laUves are 9'ffi -~ ML ·dlltullslons
with the Navy in Washington".''
Miller uld it the Navy faclllty II bot
avaJiable, Air California will definitely
use the Ontario lntern1Uonal Airport. He
said current plans are to hive pauencer'I ·
check in at Orange County Airport and be
bused to Ontario.
The airline now baa reauJar flighta out
of On~1o San Fnncl~oand San J.,..
Oakland.
· Tbomu Chandler, Oranp County tla·
Uon man-for Air West, Aid thil
: dlontlng that Ult "' .. aitmlate airport
during the local repairs lie(lnn1n( April
21 for 10 dl\YI ta being riegoliated by the
a{rllne's San Franchco officti.
Unidentified
Man Hit by Train
~ An unidentified man, believed between
about l5°ahd 70 yean old, WU killed Sun-
diy afternoon by a westbound freight
U-ain as he walked . on ·the Santa Fe
~ay tracks in the Atwood area near
Orancelh«'pe and Higblud avenues, the
Orange County Corone<'I Offioe npor1<d
today.
Coroner's deputies uid the iden--
tificaUon of the dead man Would be at.
i.tnpted through fmgerprlnta.
Witnesses attracted by the train's air
horn said the man apparently did not
hear the train u he alternately walked
on the :track> aioollfde ,thefti.
Englnttr Wayne Swanson, 57, of Los
Angele<, told. lherUrs depuUe. he tr)•<Mn
·vain 1o •!OP ,die !kar freltht train boUM
from San Beroanflno to Los Angeles.
' "We hope 1o 1lnow somethln( definite
before the day IJ over,u Chandltr Aid.
He said Air West wu disapPointed at the
Navy's decfsloo Fridoy.
"We bad been optimbtk. that clearance
couJd be obtained for the use of Los
Alamitos," the airline uecuUve said.
"Everythlni pointed to a fairly good
operaUon thert."
Before the Navy turned down In
Waohlnctoo, Major Geo. William E.
Thrash, comm.anding a:en!ral at El Toro
Marine Corps Air SteUon ' had refused
joint use ol that facility for the· repair
period.
Waslliniton Navy officials said limited
ramp space at Los AlamitOs could create
air .tfaUic huard.s and ·present heavy
!!li!iJl'Y lrol(I~ pi:ecluiled temporary use
by lhe airlines.
Long Beach Airport, another possible
altematlve for the two local alrlinu, bas
been ·all but ruled out becaU1e of heavy
trafiic there and a current cUapute
between the city and federsl ollicfals
over increued jet Oigbta.
Neil Armstrong
Designated First
Man on the Moon
SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) -
Neil Annstrona. a soft-spoken 38-year-old
civilian astronaut, will probably; be the
first American to set foot on the ·mOon,
the space agency said today.
Armstrong, commander of the Apollo
11 m.isslo,n which will make the flnt U.S.
moon ·!anding, will be the first astronaut
to sttp df the mopn landing craft nelt
July 20, und~ current plans, Georae
L<Jw; bead ol the Apollo spacecraft pro.
gram said.
Air Force Col. Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin
will foll~ him a few minutes later, Low
uld.
Armstrong and Aldrin will land on . the
moon in the spiderlike lunar lander and
spend two hours and to minute!!! walking
around on \he lunar surface, . i;taying
within a SG-to 100.foot radius of their Ian·
ding croft . , · Anm~ IJ a veteran astronaqt who
oap.. wu.•11est pilot for the Xti rocket
pline /r•iflCI. The • blond, bfuH!/ed
astronaut atinds 5 fttt '11 MChM tall •nd
ftipl w pounds.
Franklin, author of the histi>ry te.tbook
"Land of the Free,'' whk:b a1'0Uled muCh~
controversy when it was adopted by the
state ol California, aaid, "We must teach
a history that ~s the work of all/
who work and· die to mate this COW1trfl
tllbatftt "ls." .
The chairman ol the department of
history of lhe University of Chicago
received a standing ovaUon from the·
larrely white group of e d·U c a t or s
assembled for the conference.
He attacked the · Idea ol history that
recognizes only the great moments of
America as a fallacy, and denounced
historians who descri~ history as a1 '
series of triumphs over natJom, and ovet
technology ·with9td recognizing the role1·
played bf N-slave andJree~ood.
withwt recognizing "that barbarities
and diltrimlnation are part of the na· tlod."I" 'hlitory. ~, ~
.At· the same time, Franklin called for·~
cart In the. development of plans to teach·
Afro.American history. '
FraitkUn ~ the current upaurp1
ol lii!e...t · In. btaet studies with the' sciam* to tflteh Up to the Russians in . science courses when the flrst Sp\itnfk • waS launched. · ·
He noted that in the rush to meet the
demands of black student& for etbniC
atudies, some educators are sacrificlrc
quslity for e"l'e<flency; hiring teadlm o1 ·
Afro-Ameri can studies wit.hoot cheeking
their qualifications.
Calling upon educators to teach blact-
history in the context of America's put,
Franklin said, "It takes a person of great .
heart and courage to look history 11quare-
ly in the face and tell It as Jl II. We must
be willing to criticize the past, to put the
-In the tatbooks."
LBJ Secretary
To Speak at UCI
Rebert C. Weavtr, Prtsident Johnson's·
secretary of housing and urban dev~lop
ment, will speak Wednesday at UC Ivlne
Charter Day ce.remonies.
The publlc ii invited to Weaver's talli
at 11 a.m. in Crawford Hall (the UCI
gymnasium).
Weaver, the first Negro to reach the
rant of . fablnet officer, will speak on
"Dilan.-. ol Ur1>an America."
~:J. u. held annually during tbe sPrinl on · UC campus In oblertance
or the unlveriftY'l birthday. 1ldl itar'•'
11 the IOlst.
FOR' EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION . ' . ' -
THROUGH STRONG BOARD LEADERSHIP
Dr. Ralph H. Bauer
,
TO
BOARD QF TRUSTEES
Huntington leach Union · High School
Let's Put The PUBLIC Back Into
PUBLIC EDUCATION
1,..11 ... .t.., C~I""' hr Or. 111"' H. 1a..,., ttt11 hfhft u-. HUfttlri,._ lt.tdt
I
llolll V I'll.OT
A Long Island mother w h o
lb<>U&ht· she was helping her teen.
aced' liOllS with a hi&h school •cl·
ence project bas been informed by
police that she helped the bOys
grow a crop of marijua~ instead.
Jesse -lz•l Jr., 17, and his broth-
er, John, 16, were arraigned on
charges of possession of a danger·
ous drug. Police said the boys had
asked their mother to' help them in
their "science project" by moving
the plants from window to window
.,, they would git plenty of aun.
Aad that for weeks, Mn. Mentzel
spent her day• moving the plants
from one window to another. •
Hawaii ltd othtr 1tatt1 in tM
peruntaQt inc rt a 1 t of mar-
ritrotl m 1966 and 1961, accord-
ing to the U.S. Cmms Bureau..
TMrt '°''"' 13,113 marrioge1 in
HcitDOii .during the two 11ear
period for a 26.4 percent in-
crtaU. Utah WC.! runnt"'P with
a 13.6 percmt ;ump. State 1ta·
tilticion Robtrt Schmit credits
tht militart1'1 rtat and rtcrtation
program in Hawaii for the in-
creases.
• It's finally come. Kiddie Kredit.
But there's no danger of increased
inflation if Steve P11eh•n'1 plan is
followed. The cards issued to his
two sons, 7 and 5, through the co·
operation of the local Miami candy
store owner. read: ''Purchases lim~
itad to 11 cents daily for each 10n.
Mr. Pachan will pay at the end of
each week." •
lt'1 spriMQ agcin Oftd'Hatari, OM llf
the giraffes at the Phot'ni% Zoo~ ap-
pears to haw lost hU head over one
o/ tlte ftm.ale oiraffcs at the roo.. Ac·
tuaUu. he's just 1i.rino his htad to
brmh a flu awar1. • The Bradleys' new nylon sheels
look just lovely, but they build up
such a charge of static electricity
that Tom Bradley of Wembley.
England, was nearly knocked down
when be gave hla wife • good-mom·
ing kiss. The company that makes
the sheets advised Bradley to wear
rubber-!Oled lliPf'!'rs the next time
he kiues bis wife while she's in
bed.
Apollo II b scheduled lo land at Apollo
1adlal -II, • pa1nt.neor the equ-ml eat d. the moon'• center Une. Apollo
II wU1 land at aome other site.
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, 'lEFENSE MlNISTllt PROC LAIMEO AS '4A.0'5 SUCC ESSOR
M .. T ... 1vntl, 75 Lin Pi10, 70
China Defense Minister
Named to Succeed Mao
HONG KONG (UPI) -The Chin<sc
Commwllst party today announced adop.
tJon of 1 new consUtutim thit spedfically
proclablll Defalae MlnlM Lin Piao, 70,
as the succeuor to 75-year-old party
c:bainnan Mao TS&-tung.
It was not c:!ear tmmediately whether
Lin would take over the po6t now as ruler
Mag azine Sto ry
Reveals Pike
Leaving Church
..,. U•llllll l"rtM lnt.rMtltMI
James A. Pike. former Episcopal
Bishop of Callforriia, said today he is
leaving the cbW'Ch.
The SS-year-old Pike announced his
break with the church in an article writ·
ten f<ll' Look magazine.
The Rt. Rev. John Hll'les, )residing
Bishop of the Episcopal Church, nid in
New York he had received no com-
munic:alion from Pike and knew nothing
of his decision until he read the ma1uine
article.
Pike was a Roman Catholic in hi!i
youth, then was an agnostic: for several
years before joining the Episcopal chnrch
in 1944. He has developed a k~n interest
recently in spiritualism, and tiublished a
book reporting on con"ersalkms he said
he has had, through a medium, with his
dead son.
He said in the Look article that he and
hia third wife, Diane, are not ":starting a
new church" but llave eat.abliabed an in·
stit.ution which they call ''The Church
Alumni Foundation."
Atoms fo r Peace
Meetings O~n
VIENNA (UPI) -U.S. and Soviet of.
ficiall today opened tali.I to share for lhe
first time information on the use of
nuclear explosions for peaceful purposes
with smaller naUons. The Ruaailns said
the negotiations will benefit all humanity.
The atomic: e1perts will talk for three
days or more on how carefully controlled
nuclear explos.iona could be Ul8CI to divert
counes of rivers, build dams or harbors
or dig a new Panama Canal.
Today's meeting marked the first time
the two 11uclear sianta got together on the
quettion of the peaceful use ol nuc:leu
exploolons. Each aide 11rwed Iha! Ille
taib ...... purely technical llid woald
concentrat< on Ille ellecb <i .........,..i
nuclelr e"IJ)lotlons . for pelClftd •P~
plications.
oI the world '• taraest country or would
just wait in the wings until Mao dles or
steps aside.
A draft constitution circulated a few
months before the party convened its tth
national concreu contained a C:laUM
declaring that "Comrade Lin Piao is Mao
Tse-tung'• close comrade-in-arms and
successor."
A communique issued today after adop-
tion of lhe revised constitution said the
new document coofirmed Lin as Mao's
successor and elevated Mao's thought to
a level with .\farxism-Leninism as the
theoretical basis of the party.
The action came as nO surprise. The
frail, bushy-br~ed marshal who called
himself "Tiger Cat Lin'' became Mao's
heir apparent at a meeting of the party's
<:entral committee in August, 1'66, when
Lin emeried as the sole vice chairman oI
the committee,
It was that session wblch marked ~
be&hming of the end for Liu Shao-chJ, the
president of the republic and 1 vlce paty
chairman at the time. At the same
session, Premier Chou En-lai, Marshal
Chu Teh and Vice Premier Chen Yun also
gave up vice Chairman.ships they had
held since the ath Congress in ttM.
Today's announcement was the first
Snee the tth Congress began its
semisecret sesson April I.
Stanford Asks
Identification
Of Protesters
STANFORD (UPI) -Two dozen
votunteers, derided u "piglets" by
dWidenta occupJinc a Stanford Universi-
ty lab, moved into the student-held
building today to Identify individually the
antiwar protesters. .
The flCIJlty and Ital{ members asked
eaclt of the 250 demooltrators to leave
the applied electronics laboratory, which
\\'as seized last Wednesday night.
When the students refused, the
volunteers. working in tw<>-man team.1,
uked for identification. Many of the pro-
testers answered by saying they were
"Lhe April Third Movement."
The individual identificalion was the
administration's latest step in applyin(
campus cliaciplinary ll1WUl'a againll
the demonstrators. Uoiveralty olflciall
said earlier they would not can police to
campus while the protest remained non-
violent.
"Tho preoident (Kennelh S. Pllllr) ud
I an coalinuing to deal with lhll dJIND.
tion by Internal mllDI." st.antonl
-1llclwd W. Lyman Nid In ... 1'0UllCln( lhl Individual ldtntlllcatioo
plan.
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North Dakota Siate Unlvenhy tnd hilh
ICboola Jn Farao. N.D., were closed today '° 1tudenb could help bottle the rlslnr
Red River of the north.
_ North of Fargo, the river rose 4.7 feet
at Grand oFru Sunday; to 44.6 feet. Tile
blab durizl& lhe 1915 floods WU 4U. A
crest of between 45 and 47 feet wa1 ex-
pected TueBday or Wednesdoy.
Al least 9,000 perlOll! were beinl
evacuated from their home.s 1n the
Midwest as rivers -fed by water1 nm-ninl off winter's hua:e IDOW pact -
gnawed at dikes worked on constantly by
flood fighters.
North Dakota had aome 4,500 perlOl'ls
homeless because of floods. Mlnnemta
had •• lea!l '·"' bomele>!, Soulh Ila· kota had I.000, Wisoonsin had fOO and
Iowa had about to.
North and South Dakota and Minnesota
had uked helident Nimn to design.ate
them ........ ~. eublin& flooded
comm1.6tHies to uk for federal aid.
Aut.boriUe1 feared damaae total for the
Dai:otu and MinnelOta would exceed the
llO mIWon tiaure fur lhe-1915 floodl , -
SAIGON (AP) -All ~ -pla&oan md air cPalry 1tlnb«Ml4IU
..... pinned .down ud .... ., llodl1 by
··---SUnday,. before lanb and -~ wrler• cruhed tllroqll lbkk jUJl(le to reacue
·~· Mlllllry opotesmen said 15 "-icans
were ~ llld II '""' -..uncled in the
!our-llaiir baltlo In lhe -of Black Vtrpa Mountain, 46' milel ncrthwest of
Salp: Tbey rave lhla occaunt
A-a meu fnlm lhe Ulh Armored
CaVllry Reel"""' aiade a hellcopte:r Ian-
din& Deir the mountain to c:bec:t the
r""1lb <i, a 852 llrtb. Tbey 1.0lllid one
enemy bodJ and 'D ruined buDUn, then
got lnto an undamqed banker area and
wen pinned down by Nwth Vietnamese
machine,._..
Two Americans wer.; killed and four
were wounded in the fint few '1Dinutf4
while the rut <i lhe pla-di"" for
cover. Wheft a compar11 cl. 1st Air
Cavalry Division troope arrived to rtin-
force them, it, too, w• pinned down. Sil
more meri were killed and BeVeral· were~
wounded~
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at El Rancho:
the supermarket
where the price is right!
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so FRf5H!
WHITE OR WHEAT
16 OZ. LOAF!
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Peanut Butter ......................... 59' Grape Jelly ........................... 39•
Skippy ••• c:roamy or crunchy! .•. 18 oz . jar. \Vclch's ... pure fruit goodness! ... 20 oz. jar
Kraft's Pa~ay .................... 4 lk s1 Schilling's Cinnamon .............. 29~
The famous nUM •.. margarine of quality! Kids love cinnamon toast! ••. rtf. 37c 1izc.
Applesauce ..................... , ........ 43¢ Chocolate Quik ......... ~ ............. 79-
Seneca .•• with cinnamon ! , •. bir 35 oi. ju Nestle' a ••• for quick energy! Bir 2 lb. ai.te.
Me nu Makers!
St • Ch•. k URGE SIZE 39c· ew1ng 1c en ........................................ •
Compare the size and see that the value is greater: Plump, meaty .•• And fresh ... ll! they should beJ
Fresh Baby Beef Liver ...................... ~ .................................. 59~
There'• 10 much food value in bee! liver! •.. at El Rancho'~ price, shouldn't you serve il often!
Pastrami ....... ~1
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J ust spicy enourh to be navorful !
Super fresh produce !
~~:f~~~p 5c
I pound J)&ckap !
I PMtu ifl. effect JIMt., TM.U ., Wtd.,
April u. 15, 16. No ..i., to d<altn.
Sliced Bacon ...... ~-~~~--... 69:i.
A littJe thicker ••• leaner ••• more flavorful!
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Phooe bells are rln8ini for Laguna BMch Eblll Club IMDlbers who
are ~for tho -11111U•l"bonel!t Cllepy ~.11111 nu1 ~ in tlio Jialbo& Bay Club. . ·
Fi.Dal touches are being rende.Ud by 'various coriimittees under the
guidance ol. b\lll e<><:halnnen Mrs. Lincoln Grilidle iD!I Mrs. N,01 Amsden
, lor the affair, to begin w:lth .cocktails at 7 p.m:, followed by ilinner at s:;io p.m .
Guests and members wiU enter through a giant pagoda Into the din~
ing area, which will be transtormed into an oriental wonderland, complete ·
with dance music supplied by Ronnie Brown' and bis band !tom 9 p.m. to
1 a.m.
~ ' Big and litUe trips will be among the many door pi:izes presented
by Grindle, master of ceremonies. 'These will include two tickets to Hawaii,
paid for by clubwomen, and two tickets to Catalina, a donated gilt. . .
The.club, led this year by Mrs. Larry Hunt,' supports sev~al philan-
thropic causes including~ worth of scbol~ps-to.Lag~dleach High
School seniors. South Coast Community HospltaJ:,,American.Field Service
and the Boys' Club also bav~ gained the group's. atipjlort: Pll>ceeds from .
the }all, along with contributions from pattoos ~<dilnon, help· the dub
caf/y on these proJects.
Honored patrons include Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Eai:ty·8l>d Mr. and
Mrs. J. Frederick Proctor.
. Patrons to date are the Messrs. and Mmes, GllglielmO Cini, C. A.
Painter, John W. Solomon, John Weld , Adrien Pelletier, Tulley E. Brown,
Carl W. Bull, George A. Gade, John B. Lawson, Sian Gill, Edmund Fair·
child,_Dopald H. Teetor and "'8rry~Hunt. · -, ...L.
Others are the ·Drs. and Mmes. Vincent P. Carroll, Keviri Carroll,
William 1,Jllom, Robert J. Ralston and the Mmes. W. E. Rutledge,.Alfr~d f Payne, A\irian M. Ackerman, Andrew S. Hall, Glenn Mathis and M·aiy
E. Maxwell. .
Donors to date include the Messrs. and Mmes. Lester Boyle, Cecil
Dewolf, Charles Dean and Leonard Brown. Blllinesses donating include
Dean Witter and Co., Inc., La'guna Federal Savings and Loan, Acord)
Market, Beach Constructioo Co.,·'CoJ::llelia Bigelow Gowns. and ·Sportnrear,
Laguna,> Beach Lum tier Co., Lagwi8',~et Shop, Securify Pacific Nation•! '
Bank in Soµtb Laguna and South Lagunii'Hardw,re in Mooarch Bay.
. others· are Ann Clrl!man Real h~~eW&y· ~· inc.; .BW Lambourne Coast Realty, MCCalla P , .ManllalJ ~Ropp ,~
•Estate-and !llSliranCe, Allen OldslllObil . · 'c,'.IDc. llid . .BIJJ ~s
Cameras. · . ~ ' . · ·. ~
Mrs. Howard. Wilson of Three Arclll~~ ~·1• ~~t
the affair, and Mrs. Alfred R. Hastie of Silieralct Jlay> Will pt sultaln-
ing members. ., , · . .> • • ·~•'I.· '• .
Committee women ass~ting the ca-cbainMn include the Mmes.
Thornton Boswell, Rlcbard Racich, James Agnew, '.Winfiejd 'Shiras, Don~ld
Knapp, Paul Chisman, Jay StOne, Gordon Brpwn, William .tongfield; AJ,dol'\.
Clark, Eatl Steer, Clarence Carson, Robert Kellogg, Jack Snipes ancf
\Villiam Hinwood. ·
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CHERRY BLOSsOM TiME-:}Vith the. Cherry.Blos-
som . Ball ju5t arouna 'the comer, Laguna Beoch
Ebeil•C!Ub·~--e&l'.e busy.d!ridlng,just what to
wear; Mrs •. Larry(Hunt, club president (above)
. · sho:ws her _huani(llif ~~e:~gfit for thepc-
f estiv.it.ies =,·1Laun'.ched
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casioo, .blit· bis .Ull'tjoq ·-·to•lle focused on the
' bill. A!i!b <voc'WAed·1ilul\:~'(beiow, Jett to
1 Ofighl}flj!rs •. J~1 ri'; -~dvice ,fnin
. ~rs. JIG.wan!. Wllfo\n .OJ!d Mrs, Bernhard Andenoil.
The' Ebeil's 36tli iumoal bitneftt will begin with · a
7 p.m. 'cocktail hour• in the ·!lalhoa ,Bey Club .. . '
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Before traveling. to Balboa Bay Club for the .. Cberry Bl05aom .Ball
next Friday evening, many lnerryniakers will get a bead start on f .. tivi-
.ties at prtb.all. parties hotted by 11everal Ebell Club members and their
husbands. '·
Ball co-c.bairmen, Mrs. Lincoln Grindle and Mrs. Neal Amsden and
their fiuStiaiilft,':Dr.""G~~ ·~na-Dr:-Ams11en-;-are-comblrlllfg force; for a
party in th•. AJi.'~e~s: ~~raid Bay Home.
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' GUN~:Wfil',Incl(lcl~ ~· Drs.,·8lld ·Mm0s. Fred Smith, Robert Wood-
,vl)Jff, TliollW'Maulo; JW! Cfti!io, !lWJard Riddell and Frank Andrews. Also
,.,. invited art J4i's. 88~ ... Gt,.f ~ the Me$srs. an.d .Mmes. Si Painter,
' G~d'Bu(J'lll, 1l•l1ert:l:fci;lowen' lijid.1lalph Stokes. . ,, Mrs·'. Llrry1 ~unt;. CJ\lb 2tesid~t, and her husban4 will en~ert.ain sev-
er-1 gueot1•in'llleir La&\llUI !ll!ach home. ThQse attendlng will mclude the
.• Mj!ill'I. iobd' Mmes.Jolili Coooer,' l,O\l)s Zitnlk, James Arrqstrong, Willi&m
Wikoieii 'iRd ,Dr. "!"I Jitra;· I!:a"'~'il Nell.
Df. ~'Mrr, 'l!eriiiiant 'A.iiderson's Emerald Bay home will be tho
aettinc, loJ' another ~y'1rliJCh' Ille couple \viii co-host with Mr. and Mrs.
William Hin Wood· an~ Mr, .~1 ,Mis. Gordon 1~orbes.
Guests • expected include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lyons, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Outmans, Dr. and Mrs. Ross McClure and Dr. and Mrs. George Bryant. · ' ·... ·
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Meanwhile, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fryer of Lag,una Beach will be
busy entertaining the Messrs. and Mmes. Bill Lana, Harry Delaney, Jack
Delaney, Jerry Goldenstern and Andrew Price.
Others combining guest lists are Mr: and Mrs. Macauley Ropp and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson who will greet guests in the Ropps' Three
Arch Bay home.
Among those toasting the club's 36th annual benefit will be tho
M~srs., arid Mmes. Fenis Borden, Harold·. Odmark and Jell Townsend.
Alio prelent will be Dr. and Mrs. ·Joseph TOmchak and Col. and Mrs. Boyd
C. McElhaney. ' .
Guerll in·D'r. and·Mn. Stanley Eichstaeclt's ·La~unita home will>bo
Ute Mesan. and Mmes. Fred Che!, Joseph Pedrotti, CliJ!ord Stanton, John
\Yllllama, Robert Koop, Gilbert Hodges and, Bob Hurst.
A preball party which Mr. and Mrs. Donald Knapp are co-hosting In
their Emeral4 Bay home with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steer will include the
Messrs. and Mmes. John Albade. E. Reese Allison. Frank Buck , Hal Strat-
ton and Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Stellar.
Frosted 'Bac .helo.r' Has ~ 'No .·Lo ve ~fo K ~ep Him Warm
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• : DEAR ANN ·LANDERS: I married
I a widow with a "JOIMlid ...,_ Sbe
' ... fine person. 1dmired by Ill who
i-bel'. We had planned a two-week
' haoeymoO!I, but cut It to ei&ht da71
t becallle her son Ronnie cried on the I ~llphone every night. After every con-
~Uoo she criwt. too, which didn't
• do much for our honeymoon. • ' -When we returned home Ronnie in-f listed on sleeping with his mother u
he 1lw111 had done. Sbe oald the hoped
I wouldn't mind "juA for one night."
, According to her, the 1tpmtion wos
I • tnU11111ic <'xperience !fir Ranni• Ind
lhe wanted to reassure him thlt he
badnolbeeoablndOned.
Ta days haYe paued ~ the ·boy
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A NN LANDERS ~
ts still In bed with his mother. I'm
getting ohort on paUence. Liit nicht
niy ~Wife calied me a .e1 maniac -
immature and inconalderate. Whit do
yQUee here! -MARRIED BACHELOR
DEAit BA.CB: I tee a ..._ ....
doesa't •••t to be • de. ne 1 •
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wtle pl -.ltllq 11 _., 8'<'1 hq
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DEAR ANN LANDERs : 'n1is fs Oot
1 juicy problem olDd will problbly be
c:onsldered dull by --but
pleue prini 1t M)'Wlf~ \ #
My hulband b 3J. Burt ls I nke
1ooldoc ..... but the '.)81'1 "".. not
beeo kind to his body. Iie bu put
on too mucb •"'111. his stomach 1Ucb
out Ind llll olloulolen ... from cony~
the ut.r• load. Burt looltl at leut' two
Incl.es "abO/ter because al llll llOIX;
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J•,am. litJ< Ind tln!d al ---11
ay, "Stand atraJ.ght. Sit 9111, pall J'OUI'
ahouldOn beck. Suck in .,,_ bll lat
1111 •• • ." Ind ~ · leor ,.ntoel
reminders.
Plesse, Aon, help me 'find w«dl !hit
will do the job. -BIG BELL Y'S WIFE
DEAR WIF!i: Ever ..... ol lddt
wlle •re '<me&iMr MllT'' T ll 1 • e
,...,.,. ...... Mc-. • Metil I led
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I Alpecl )'OOlr -It -
llOt "' llllrt'• -,.._ loll -..... _ .. a.fl! ...... n._.
clll d -· &.-. -llllloo
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DEAR ANN LANDERS : ·How can I
cet ttl1 u-mother~law to let me run
my own We? My wife died three )'W'I
aao and our daugbtert: are. 19 and· 21
~ bmlly bibles. The , 1~11 ment
Grucbtlt '1 t.Ue-over Uictics aa much
u ' I do, but there seenill to be M
way~ to pt free fl. this well·meaning
but opprt.llive woman.
Three lime! 1 week she comes to
the house to coolt dinner. Wt go to
her place every Swday. I fee.I IOl'TY
!fir her (JllJ wHe -her only da .... I«)
but lht • demanda more or our lives
•thin wt WIJll to livt. ii tlMn I Wlf
out! ~ CC!NNEX;'!'IC)JT Y ANICEE
Dll:All YANK: y,. -1111 ,..'11 bYe
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... , 10 Ille ~ Cllk·lu ....
tlf. Oo<e ,.. -!bl ,. ..... ,_
Uvea wW be 111r ew11.
•When romanUc 1lances twia to warm
embraces is It tove or chem.Lstry? Send
for the booklet "Love or Sex and How
to Tell the' IliH"'"'Ce," by AM Landd
Enclose 1 loog, stamped, 1tU-oddr.-
envelope and 35 centt. in coin with J'OLif
request.
-r;M'tinden will be &lid to b11p
you with your probloms. Senil lhllla
to her In care ol the DAIL T Pllhl',
encl0$lng 1 lllmped, •H...wn..d
envelope.
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; Getting Acquainted Over Coffee
I Faculty Wives of Orange Coo.st Biid Gdden West
, co11-wtn get llCq1l8lnled '1'm coff~ee ~tlJ"~~-. :z-llame al l>r. and Mn. James ......... ..,...... i , AprtJ 19. Mn. Laurence Carl.ocln, Faculty
W ves president, and Mn. Robert M00<e, wife o!
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occ·s ·pieaillent, will pour, ......iiJll: to Mn. Brano
lee Hubble,.dlalmwl al the nent. lln. Fred Gan:la
(left), greets Mn. Car11oa (cenltt) and Mn. Moore,
first arrtva!J.
HoroscoR8 -. . ~ -. .
Aquarius: lnve'ntiveness ·Pays
'ruESDA y gracious without b e 1 • 1 in< mtr<ly -ume. Good ll ta fO Iii« K. Sollcll aid
· maudlin ,_. received In COllllt<lioo of Tnnl lndMclual.
APRft 15 CANCEa: (June Zl.July with heallh, emplQ)'PIMt. Do IFTODAYISYOURBlR111·
IJ' llYIJNU. OllAJlll :!2): Maintain...,. of humor. IOlllel!lo( nloo I« .-tote, DAY you llke com!ortJ of ao(•••u TIP Clear You receive reward fer job co-worSAGmker.Ann~ (N 22-home. You are daring and well done. Someone may try .ruv~ ov. could succeed in ctealive
....,...; .. IJlllet. a.ck to claim credll Light touch Dec. %1): Fav~able IUJ'l:81' areas. Reward due for past ef· N1etJ ..,__ 0., ... J!: is required. U you laugh, you ,atiPf:Cl Wd_ay ~ with forts, U aingle, marriage is on ---~~ .. ,,.~,';J~a.___ win romanUc mterests. Good horizon . ..---. relat10ns Indicated w I t h rla&hd ............ eopae to LEO (July 23-Aodug. ~):_ cbildresi. -You gain .through In To~ ':'~ ·~11• ·~~~r. l~.J..~
-wltt l&Ut U.. *' arnqe ~lunar aspect .t ay c0:m creative endeavors. Give and ~n1',.!nd11oo;~:;,'S~ "~ia
ud ~. Lair ,..W... tides with vacation, travel you also will receive. !;t.91!! 1:"lfA1~ 2\rOf. ::!'!;..l
em..... des U.. of plans. Be aware of details., CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 2~~4mfi.~"'''' 'il1r~' Mew ork>
vllioL Gel r14 of dJllt«. Check fine pnnt. Be suro of 1.,.. F" ·~ ••· tha b · costs, budget. Then you will .• ,. U1J;:1u ra"' ... ': n . egin.
be well prepared. Ultimate ·Tate long:range view. Fine fo,r
pleuure u reiull. ~ecoraUng h?me, be~.li· AJUl!:s (~21-AprlJ 11),·
y.,.. appemoce ll dwbly Im·
poriloll )'>d4Y. A..id aloppy
-.You~aln-illy
-ftnmw:ltJy it dlpper;Deal ' CJde llllb. Opportunlly
: . ~. Proceed rib con-
t fidmce. You're I wilmer,
TAVIWI (April »-May •>,
. Whit 1'a.s 1'arfuJ Js trwform-
' eel to·ramantlc area Means
you' ... lnlrl&uod today with
D1Jll«Y. Break thruup to
new enterpr".IX:I. Cycle.Js on
way up-a:et ready.
GEMINI (May lf.June 20)'
Wonderful hrr winning friends,
lnfluenclog people. Your In-
tuition ii: sharp. You can be
at right place at r i a: h t
time. Surprise gilt I.! clue. Be
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. :!2), fYUll SljtTOUll(lings. Fa11uly · hannony can be restored. ~ate, parlnes' lhowi acumen 3'lle.atep1 ill that direction.
m money·ha1111lmg. Sland back AQUARWS (Jao. :Ill-Feb.
a n d ~ an oblerver. G 1 in . lll). EJDMa.Hs on ideas short shown 1! you of>are "l'OWght. · ,....... • ~eenl doo't try to make all journeys. N~w contact pro~es
tbe decis:klrm. Legal affairs -valµable. ~ plan which
show Improvement. . fOUld speed suwly of >~
UB(\A (Sept. n-Oct. 22): it.em. Be creatlv~~ If tnyenlive,
Al!Cel.t 0 n partnenbips )'OU galn needed captta:I.
afireemMts, rel_,. with P~ (Fell: It-March 20)'
mate, partner. Key Is Gm indicated. m ~$>ns,
diplomacy. You gain by mak-cash. Money picture br1ghteps.
ing intelligent concessions. Follow through on h.unch. You
You Jose through an attempt can get what you need. Key
to force issues.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
See persons, situations in
realistic light. Wishful think-
Young Artists Placed
In Gallery Spotlight
YOldh'1 ~to art will
be op<AHptm llalurdayl aod
SundQI darinfl the month of
April ln·the Costa Mesa Art
~ ~allery, 51S Center St.
Leadership
'Dietated'
Orange ~y llarbjlr Alu
Leg<! .Secretaries will select
new leaders when they meet
nm Wednesday in Feliciano's
rem&urant, Newport Beach.
Cocktails will be ierved at 11
p.m. with dinoer sche4ul~ at
6:30. Reservatiol\9 ~ being
taken by Mrs. Michael
Bartlett at 646-0593.
Fashiorn Still the Same Sb.ldent members of the teaaue will uhlbit their work
from 1 to 5 p.m. wee1kend3.
A beginner's cJass tor adults
will begin Friday, April 181 from t a.m. t'o noon. taU.ght by
Mrs. Biel. Classes are open to
the public and there is a $3.50
fee per class.
Clyde Zulch will blStrucl in-
termediate classes beginning
Wednesday, April 16, from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. Covered wnt be
landscape, marine and floral
painting. A fee of $5 per class
will be charged. Feminjni.ty Stressed
The young artist!:, ranging
tn age from 9 to Zl, including
beginners under t b e in-
struction of Mrs. Donald Biel,
will show works in oils.
acrylics, pule!, ink, wood
cul!, photogriphy and
ceramics.
CAROL PALM
To-Say Vows
Troth Told
In Candle
Ceremony
Chi Omega members lea.m-
ed of the engagement of their
sorority sister, Carol Palm to
Millard Ray Muir during a
· tradiUonal candle passing
ceremony. in the sorority
house at San Jose State
College.
Miss Palm, daughter of Mr.
and Mn. Bernhard N. Palm
or Fullerton, is a graduate or Newport Harbor mgh Sdlool
and is a senior at SJSC, ma-
joring in recreation. She
recently was selected for
"\Vho's Who in American
Colleges and Universities."
Her fian..."e, son or Mr. and
flirs. Howard K. Muir of
Tacoma, Wash .• also attends
SJSC and Is a jwrlor majoring
io physical therapy.
No weddlng dale baa been
chosen by the couple.
JOIN THE lllDGE FUN AT MAT COi
lllllG&.lllADI WY! ---·'"' YllGINIA llAGAN
ACll. Ufe M•"'
Ac.c.r. Mm• .W.• THcher
will c:onduct a 1erie1 of
10 weekly
lllDGE WSONS FOi
IEfilNNUS AND
IAFFUD INTUMIOIA TU.
"l'LAY-As.TOIMIAIN" ,. ... Id
, ........ No Mlof IKlw• ••. OM---·
MAY CO TIAIOOMS 7:30 • f:OO ,..... c... ..... ,... .. ,,
$_1.00,. .._ ......... e eouN l'OINT COUNT ffATUllD
SMm wfflr flf M"*r, Aprtl 21
call far ~Uom
l'llV c• ••yf)\ c11•f ,1111
1111 4 i11• frwy 11 ltrhtel, c•tf1 1r1111
Gloomy Gus Tells it as You See it
choice." Designs h a v e n ' t
changed from last year.
The costume look
dominates. Skirts are relaxed
or pleated. Wallts, back where
nature 1ntended · them, are
belted or not. Hems still are
above the knees and are
predicted to sl.ly there for
aome Jhne t.o come.
·.'.JI' .
~-
Scarves continue as the big
accessory news and are worn
as scarves, beadband3: or
belts.
Heavier COllume jewelry -
inootly In chalt white -Is
returning:"
And, evenfri& w e a r sUU
lights up with 6eading, sequins
and crystals.
Featufed will be Mark
Tbomu,. 12; Bobby Foss, 13;
Emily Cainol>ell, 11; KaL~y
Sylvia, II; Kenneth Mount, I;
Keilh Platte. H; Carol Lopez,
15; Greu Hay, 13; Bruce
lllctmao, 11:. Call>! ffi1:kmao,
lS; Bob F1anapn, 11; ·suu.n
ll-pert, 18,, aod Leon Mon-
!apert, ZI. . .
Bartlett-Eidson Troth Told · Also an display will be wood
canlnp by artist A 1
Femhart.
May Rites Scheduled Sing-in
Sounded
Harborlltes Chapter o r
Sweet Adelioes, Inc., will
participate in a Sing·in tomor-
row in College Park School,
Costa Mesa.
Oraoge County chaptus will
each present a COltumed ren-
dition of DWDbers prepand for
the recent regional com-
pelltlon.
The Newport Beach men's
cbapler of SPEBSQSA will
entertain and the evening will
be eonc!uded with a nburaal
for the forthcoming Harmony
Day at Knott'•. Berry Farm
and refreshments.
Soroptimists
Soropclmi.9C Club of Hur.-
tlngtan Beach gathero II LZ : 15
p.m. the aecond and foorth
Tueedays in Francois
reataurant.
' for 2 days; Hilo, H1w1ii, for 1 day, and Kona1 Hawan,·
fOJ 2 dlys. Plen1y of time to Sit ~I Htw~I. without
1flt bot!ler of chln&tiw hotels.
If l'"' hM IO dlys, Wl'll lly you out to Hmfl 11111
bllCL II JOU ""' 2 ""ks toke 1flt IJJrllno I" fivt alalloul.,. et sea one-way lflll fly tllt otll« ...,.
ffilelt'• a portlcalarty sttrscti>t fh fw !his l(lt-
clal 15<111 pllnJ Thi ultimate in~~"
Is !ho full 2ll<loy crulst vacation far -""' on jay tllt nnat In holldly IM111.
F"" be1ln II $437 for th1 10-dey lnterislond
cruise. Book with us noW fOf' the season's rr11test
Hawoilon trml DllPOrtunity.
Coota meoa :lrave! Agenc"
230 E. 17lfl St., Costa Mesa -Phone 646-4431
SAJElY INRJIMATI<ll: SS llrtlao,. ~Ind hi !ho U. S, mtlfttillly -lllllnlltionll Slloly
St11idl11!s for now lhilll dm~ In 1960, ond meats t1le 1966 flrt Slltty Reqir;r-m. _
Anyone wishing information
on classes may call the league
president, Mrs. Richard In-
grant, 549-1667.
The league has scheduled a
three-day uhibit and sale.
May 8-10 in the league gallery.
Procffds will be used for the
building aDd1 ch ol a rs hip
funds.
Art Le119ue
You don't have to look twice to see
here's something really new in wedding sets.
All in 14 karat te xtured gold.
Clockwise from top left:
$495. $450. 8250. "$295.
·SLf\.VICK'S
~t'll Since 19t7
.It F11hion hl1nd
N1wporf l11ch -6+4·1 110
..
Lake Part Clubbot&se ts the
setting for meetings of the
Art League of Huntington
Beach on the first Wednesday j
or each month at 7:30 p.m. '
YDllr Chll"ll• Account W1kome -8•'*"mtrk1rt:r. M•1!.,. Ch••g~. '°"
01*! Mond1y, Frld1y 1.1t1tll f:Jll p.m.
Lile-like
FULL COLOR
' ' . portrait
*GENUINE FULL
NATURAL COLOR
PORTRAITS!
Not tinted or painted.
*SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
or money refunded.
*FOR All AGES!
Babies, children, adults.
Groups photographed at
additional 99c per subject.
*LIMITED OFFER!
One per subject,
two per family.
\April 15th thru April 20th
~ 6 DAYS ONLY!
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PHOTOGRAPHERS HOURS: 110011 11 I PM .DAILY• SUN. 1111 S PM
WHITE
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EDIT'ION'
VOL'. 62, 'NO. 89, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PA6ES . , -.' I ' TEN~ ' . -. -
School, OCC Races Go Bef o~e ·Voters ·,T1ltSd3y
. • ' . . " . Twelve ~ are -king 1aur with !netl!nbeal, Warth Keene.ana_.i leililen, the Rev. Mr. Henry·E .. J..,..ud Tbo•·Dlllrkl f ·eanlal II bet,.... ln-
Newport-M... Unified Scbool Dillrlct and -o.p_H. Rodda J•. fl<-Alm F; -· . • -Lloyd E.. Jllo.,,... Jr. Mil
l>oatd wll lo be·decid<d by IUrbor Atta' lnC ""'1• tho ±a"eop ..t oelf~ Mn. Lllly-bHr1Jty ,bU · -· m ber GOnlml C.'M-.:
volersTuaday. lluda>l,-Jalln!.oVa\llho. ..-U..PaloroJ-:boredoWn.-'~~to!ID'an•uiielpired
A1!o oo the baUol Wfil be llne can-Al in the on,.. Coal cailelt, tbe m•allfced. CClllCfalmel>l;Of plaDi ,!if -=-~ ;co, ~ ... lr~Dililm'ye i:i.: dldalalorti.o ... 11mtbeOraiiaeCou1 Newport-.nc, Is 111 dlalrict,.wlth ......-, wbil be.caJls'poor ~ '-'-"" ---~ Junior College Dlatrict 'boan!. candldala cppcllin( only thole who Dve reoullJ and need 10< a dlJtrtct 'fileitlooil be a ·....,.Jedpable boon! 11"""ber and
Polls wW be open from 7 a.m. unlil I In tbe same -ajlble ...a. How .. er, blih ocbool. Bender ~in tbe .._, he he now Is ~to ....,_ ""' 111-
p.m. -thnlulbllut•tbo ld>oOJodlltrlet vot. · uys, becauie be 1s 'd~ wlth tlie · wltnient In Perl"cirmance:'ik"1s 1;; at.
Most interest has centered On the for one candidate In flltil trustee area. -performance <>f flexible scbeduttng at torney. ·
Newport-M ... raoe. The Orange Coast • District l 'incumbenl l'h:L EU..beth M. Colla Mesa mgb Scboo1 where bis, -MO<>eW, a· lOnrier -·""° Junior College race bu been lackluster, Lilly ill beiq dllJleniod 111 two ...,. and daucbinr .aUend. recall,J .._ builneoi, !>is called tor • '· ' . .
. ., ....
v ....... alio ... Or-. °"""* ~
Oollip candkl•. ti"• -Oa: t t rt. ·
nif7 W. llajl.ls ,,-.. at. UC~
nr~.John w~4 Cb•r:t•u.·a, v..a~xr; sp _....,._,Jaw..,....., ...
:f&"::~~ lliolllo'lilm ...
,·lo -7, '--. H. Vll*A!!an le ........,... by•a,-
PnLS. ~r juol • Jw:.-,faar
:JOUI ... . . ' e:;uss-~
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' .. Nixon Sends
Proposals
2nd . Track ~ ~.De'.ath
To Congress Cyclis.t Killed in 8(1,Ceway Cr~h
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Prealdent
Nixon aeot ·an informal State of tbe Union
message to eoogr... today, llrlihl im-
mediate action on 10 major proposals in-
cludini lncreaaed Social Security benefits
and federal revenue sharing with the
stat.es ,00 local govenup.ents.
The .message ' signaled the· nm lxoad-
scale effort· of the President to spell out a
domestic program for congressional
en8ctrrient this session. He ai:lvised the
House and Senate that detailed messages
Of tbe 10 top priority prvposals wW be
aent to Congress startlnl this week.
Nixon also indicated a number of
longer-range iegislltive recommendltif.llS
he will ~ke la!er.
Nlxoq observed that he had decided to
fo~go au.tJmitting a formal Sta~ al. the
Union mesaap after be WU inauguraited
Jan. :Ill. lie' aaid ·today's preview WU In
lieu of ... IQCb: a mauge.
Tlie 10 ~..-... odlon" ~ -were .... ,.,~·.·-·~: .,,. -In<:rri'liC! 'Soda! ·-1 ·llaieflt<
aimed at.<111"'1iol 1111 "'"" -ol u.. ' .. ,. ' d-' -BeClnnin1 piam "" ~ r ....... rtvenues witb state and· l 0 C I
governments. '
-New laws·to combat orpnb:ed crlme,
especially racketeerlni. narcotics ped-
dlln& .and poi:nograpby.
-Jncreaaed equal employment op-
• ~~·credit incentive program aimed
at enlisting tbe businela community In
!Ocial wellare and antipoverty proerama.
-Reorganhatlon of the P08l Office
Department. . -Home rule and:t .o n gr es s 1 on a
representaUOD for the Disirict of Colum-
bia.
-A three-year tu reform program ~ that will plug b>pboles used by some of
~ the wealthy to escape heavy tu
payments and ·eventually revile lhe en-
tire tu lllruclure.
...,Stepped.up llbor and manpower pro-
crams including hnprovements 0 f
9nemploymenl insurance. llfety, and job
• , llcement progrun!.
~ . -Stepped-up development of airport
.and airway faclllties and mass transit
'ystems.
f. I The ·President made no apology for
' delaying the submissim of bis legislative i , demands.
"Jt will be the goal of this ad-
ministration lo prOJlO"' only legislation
that we know we can uecute once it
becomeS law." the message said. "Mere-
ly making proposals takes only a
typewriter; makln& workable proposals
tates Ume. We bave taken this time." _
C.Ollege Custodian
Dies From Boml:)
It!}s · Oselir Night:
Show. Streamlined, M®es to LA. . . '
HOJ:J, YWOOD (lJPI) -The Aeademy
Awards, minul perennial master of
... emon10.. Bob lfCIJIOl'toril&bl will.-t
• .streamlill<d ,....... ,of 'the tradWooal
Oscar ~tkms. \ '
Gqoe, wiil be tbe ,1r,dlUOQ11l .n1111ine ol
Introducing .a .pair of stars ll<far~ .each
awanl, who then opened tbe ltaled en-
velope ud, after a , IUipenseM pause,
announced the ~·
A!llO ablent wilt be 1he tlme-<jmsum·.
tor walks lo the pOdlum by tllt wldn<n.
In !act, the usual pnitlce 'ol , having
1tand-lm· actept Oscars fqr abeelrt
winners will be eliminated.
In . place ol Hope and tbe llring of
··~nters'' will be 10 notable stars
who '..w·dlstribute the sta\\Jettes. Theae
boo11 and hostessei.include Fronk Sina·
tra, ,Jane J'ooda;. ~ijlney roiilB, Steve
.M~and Burt Lancaster. '
Tbe ~ 110.-'C!Jlm.
pion, ~ ·of IOVerp )l"'""'y
hit p~ who Is directing-the ceremo-
nies !« the tinf.time. Altbougb-Hope ii .
' ' . '
I not n\utft' of ceremofties this year' t he
is expected to appear on. the show.
• KaUWine 11epbulli· ""'1d beconie . the
fu!i actress hi the a.year hill<>o> of tbe
awards to wm· three Oscars. Stat 1won
last year for. ~·~ Who'•. COmlng to
Dinnef, ,; and tor "Morning Glory'' .in
1933. 111iJ ~ ~ was nominated for
"1be Lion in Win~r." which abo is a
coill<nder for best motloll· plclnre ·of
11111: '
A1so in the running. is· Barbra Strei;
sand, who was ·nominated tor' ''Funhy
Girl," the fb-st ,picture abe evtr made~
Patricia Ne.al •is a sentimental favorite
in ''The Subject Wu Roses." She sur~
fered ·three near-fatal-strokes thl'fie
~~ ':r:~bt back to reaume her
Vanesia, Redgrave wu nominated for ••tsadora" and Joanne Woodward for "~Raebel"
. Oaiy t.o ol tbe -;-, Mia Strel-
stanil and...-w-....i, wore~
ed to altencl toni,rht'• pnsenlltlom by
the Academy of Moti'"' Picture .Art.I
and SclencO&.
At Santa Barbara. C.Ounty Employes
GOLETA (UPI ) -A ~~ear-old CU!lo-
~~~~). ~ aci.f°oodf fJ~!
vi!r!), Alan :Vkln (The Heart Is a
Lon<ty lftmterJ, Alan Bates (The Eber),
and Peter O'Toole (The Lloo in Winter).
By ARTHUR R. VIN8F.L ot ...... , .......
. A molnrcycllol taking hJi last lap Of the
day WU ' 'killed SUbday -lnlrled
head !Int Into a fence at Or111111 County In~timaJ.RaC.Way,'the teconcl fatall-
ty there In • fOllN!ay pertoi!.•
Davis G.iiMI, 28, of Leis Angelei, WU
dead 111 arrival at Santa Ana Community
llolpltal after II• 16 p.m. accldeo~ during
• warm.up aeaslon "for tbe 1961 Gram Prll 'cycle rldng .....,., .
Guard Saves
. I ,
Unc0nscious
' 1.s • ~ .. kiq ·l>iye ~~~. ·1 t ,iii' f <,w1 .. ;,/ 1:-l'_,.._. .... , • . '
, ·a :q,,ur..,, Vaa'Nuya -""'! wu
•t> 9Jb:c·C11'•-SUndlJ•u ~all!J. ~-;:,;! .~lb ,_,_.,.
-palled-...... "*n the .... um .-.,i a .HflllliiiltGe llarl>om:
man'.•. 3Uoot ~bl~.
Gilbert P'!'leY Of 5640 Cb"ter S-. "u pulled,Uoard 1be 0 Pl.umate" owned
by Jean Armind, 11141 w. Cout
HlgbWay at*""' p,m.,li111>day. Armand
Immediately radioed for ·Coast 1Gtiard
assiataiice.
A Harbor Deportment "'...,ni boot air.trod· the, call and met the Pllymate
at about ~ Point o!J Corona del
Mar. The dlVer bad been. picked up o!J
Pier Rock, just north of Lacuna'• Main Beach. '
¥ter ~rfency_ trea~I aboard tliO llf~cuanl boat, ~m:stey :wu taken to
Ho il g ·Memortil Hoopltal · In Newport
Bei.cb wbeie he1 wasrreleaaed .ifter treat-ment. l, •
''I would say that Armand was In·
strumental in · 11v1ng the man's life.''
-Department Sgt. James Za~ta said.· .
Joan Baez S~ys
She's Ex~cting
SAN J06E (UPI) -Folk slnier Joan
Bau Is expecting. •
The 28--year-old antiwar cruaader 1t'U
:;.~.::i,·~ ::-~:::
past week<DCI. II wW be her first chlld.
"I mlcbt a,rwen teli you now becaUst it
w1U cocDe.oUt aniway," Mill Baez aaicL
"I'm pftgnint." '
Her husband, David Harris, wu not
around to hear tbe. ~t. The
former student body presJdent at Stan-
ford Unlvenlly WU partlci~tlng In ···1~
in at bis tlma mater.
Harri.I, 23, bu be:tn convicted of draft
refusal and, unleu a reven:aJ ill won in
hlghor court; will probably belin aen1n1
a three-year tentence in June.
Chairnµfr~~of (WP 1Jrg~ .. . ' . ; . \
Involvement~ With · Youth
, ; '< •• . ; r·,f;., t I , ... ,. "~ :s ! •·t":.' ·_; ,. ~ '•~( ' • _ I 1 ' l'., ' elillndfjrlM ~~:1"..iwcb
B.··Morlal -(B-Md.), ~·. .. . . N!ml •hH-~;
JodaY·IOliifOlve-·11 -~-· Oldoollldllllro-.111bto blolnltiyouU>m11Jll; . ' • .. Wjtliatlbi' -itl ·~·to Ibey·~ k -"-llN'r .,, ' j deelll60. But ~ 'wlnninl 'elec!lona ·o.JJ W.b·lli lilil Mt 'wis
Democrall dllalfect. . ~ I~ m the Praldent'I ..,.
Morton, noplaclng Ray Biiai u ~ · lliins; .
cbalnnan, lold the RepuljlcM~ .-.-Did that-tho --m!llM
CommJtlee blwilly' .the ~ ,..,,... i.t· ~bu -pmnlaed that ·"Ibo
year's pruidentlal electloo men -fuD 1ilUlcle of a Repubttc111 ad-
of dissatisfaction among the votn thin minlltratlcin will be aotng for u "
enthuslum f~ ~ GOP cmwticlate,. BU., who pr.iiieid over the.oinollftee
"Thequellioa ls,"'he,sald:b\·~lial-!" lil'tlli li......rnt 1• ind 1111.._,
a talk at, a closed 'lt.Mian, 0 ar.t ft.;,a wM ·lotted Out ot_ the chairm.Whtp· to
political party ca~ble o( 1llradlac -man way for a new 1tader more adepl
generations, capable ol ~ Jn publlc pruentatlon of the Republican government in oor own rill>!. capal>jo .o! TiftpijiiL. .. · · · ·
wlnninl el~ns-.,_ ~ whll ri-an ·
1¢ ho'! r.~ perform, 1 , / 1 , , ,
"Or are· we. standby for.Ult~ w· k d T ffi
., ~"!e;i~ to .... only .. ~ ·.~tyta : ~ e, J;J. .• · rQ .· e
for failure? · · 1
"I, for_ °'!'; wiJI nOt ~-!~ ~ Aceidell'tS Kill .Republlciln Porty tbe role of apare tir1.bi
American politics."
In lheddlng their role u • minority .Two If' ~unti·a· ns ; party, Morton aald, 'Repi!blicanl ·....t \..Al
become "muaive1y iavolved w J t b
million! of young people, with mllliml of
black people, with miDlool ol -•peo.
pie, with American Indians, wttb national
and ethnic IJ'OUpo, ·farmers, ..mor
cllluns and city ·folk. • ' , ••we must care .about their prebkms.
·their bopa, their ·lrustralionl •aod
dre!ml," be said. ''They ft not pollUcal
commodlU., to be dealt with In bult:"' IA
blocs. They· ate · port of ·a gfeat . eoUty
wbicb· II America and all that It ~
for."
In bill prepared remarltl•Jolortm.-
no rererm:. lo.the cootr.vmy•.,•rthl
" .
NEW YORK (AP) -The llncli ·-clOIEd on a klwer note toda)'u .. lm-.W
malnta!Ded a cauiloue fltllude. (lloe quotations, Paga lt-15),
Trading near the end wu alow. Tbe
Dow J-industrial •-al'l :IO p.m. WU ol! l.M polnll at lllOAO.
TWo 0ran11 Qiunty noldents ...... illf.
ed in !raffle acctdenfa en the --.
Jama R. Soaton,. M, of Dru, Jell bill
life Jn a two.ear crub on &tea CmvOll R""!l I09 feel narth of the Orqe CGualJ
.line about 10•16 p.m., ~·.
Tbe 'driftr ol the ·-car, Jerry A. -..•.o1--._w
I•· ' Coaoi)o Tnllki 1• a:' .,.,... 'hll 41
aerioiiii.Y lnjlnd. lie Is .. SI. Jude
ilolpltal In FuDortm.
On SU D day, at 11':21· p.m.,
1Jta{pb ·~ pt.s 1 e·a a •. U. of Gaf.den
Gnrvf wu killed when his car went out
of -· -bll 11» center divider Oil the--Garden Grote rriri'ay n • 1 r
MancbelterA-,·.
His .poaeiier. Pllj>Dla Dun, 21, ol Lonr·lkach, Is In~ condition In the
Orinp Couiit1 Medloal Center. ....... dian at the University lJf California at Askin p ffik Santa Barbara tiled Sanday nlglll from g 8 y e
injurlts and buma auf!ered wheo a Ume ·
bomb exploded In the lacully club Friday. An 1.25 perceet r-raJ tncruae In
Dover o. Sharp died at Goleta Valley Orlllll• County .einp1oye salaries, el·
eommunlly Ilolpltal where he was being feclive ~-'" J, anil an addltimal lncreaae truted for bumi om 'lO percent of his ~
Harvard Showdown Neats ' ....
.
Pl\lcll1 --~ .. 'l'llelday'1 horta!D fiir the ~ ~ bnl
111111111 -WI II will _.ii • the tempnma, balda In tho
body severe laceratiem, u eye injury of 3 percent' ••to (;1)JUpelUie far the an-
•nd mu!Uple lractum ol the right band. nual failure to ellmlnate tbe lq time
He had been In "vwy critJcal" condltion. betften the Janulry 1a1ary oaruy date
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_ ~ -~ olplckedtbe -~•.' ~:·. and tbe July I t!!,.,U.0 'c!afO ol· in-;;;; ; kii'.i.. go .. ~ ... School al· ........ -b9!I -~.by the By Uallii ,_ _, . ... bulJdlnc ... ·camp., ii ocoopled It
fic1als said he "~ examining t!"' """' Counly Employd AllOclaUon. A student fllrike mcbed the 11>01"!°'"' ""'1d recommend that the llS-yaaNld
Students Occupy Deans' Offices at _Boston: U.
!liner ,.ben it exploded. The total · 11.25 jltrtent tncruae, U stage at Harvard Vni•erally · today. unlv,.llty be cl*. u!'°o1bl:_si:::,~"f..1:1'if.; .,!Dtec1,would-~tupa1m'51o11 Students occupled/Jl!.e '~'o<~}~· ~=/~;"~~ .. ~
alldlnt glus, doon et the club and char-mllJ!on. Lu\ year. '1."'.lf employU ·''.'\ · deOfl!I at ne~ ~'1-~~" · , · · :a!IV ito<!'N Jiad ld(oo civer tJi!o ""'91'•: ~ lbtwalls, ' ,. ...,_,., l~ ...,,...~ ooo!lnc_i•!o'~ A ·declareclllltee'dhil!r!t<•ai'~ linindaf~'•· •. ,, _.
UCSB olllc1als llld Ibey had no lbal1 lf'lnJlllon. wu In fll third day Ind stuiltall ...,.. Today, about lllO studenta-Wide!' the
auapecta In the -bing. Campuo Fire 'Ille employee -tioa salary ~ ICbeduled to meet .I< ~ ~ lo !-~'<! Sluc!ents for a Demdcrlllc
Qllef Arthur T. MeGarry Hid tbe bomb quat Is pr-ltd In a ,.._ "'""1 --IL ii. ll'ol<~ GI -·•t • Soclfl1 -~ ~Jµas ~com-
consllled al a balf-caDon wine itil filled -!Ol wmded to <bmy Pa-..i mldinorninl ...,..,. 1;11ot;.\rve 'l*10lY pus moll ......,.the C<Ndrl -mom
with IOll\e .-1e liquid -perhaps DQedor WWlom C. Hart Ill' John. R. attended. . ", '. · ~tbeolllcesof-~Olrtlsl p!OIJ...-.ab<-lndl~~ packed Sawytrf _.t -er of the a-i.. The llrlie at ~WU <alleil a ml~ lhiCllal. , '.
witll an uplollve , •• Umlnc Uon. pr<>IO.t the • of ~ Poli!:o'to Clli1lso llfd .. ~ .... °""'
device ml • bollery. In • coverinc teller .. Hart,' Sawyer end ... _,.u..; ·.,;-., '""'°"' ... ~ -·· -~lo'wwlt .,, • ...,., ~ ,..,.. no _. ln)ni., and clalntl that "lalary levels for .......,._ rnlniltratlon balldW, ;!Ml"•...:.·• -~ ~· " .,,. ..W..lill;•.i,
dam age to the club was estimated at ~cltaific"Uona In <nnp COunty continue Hlf'Vard C«p., ruMi--i&t:r11f HiCMM.' ufd. f ' • ,.-~ •• -1·:
11,000. tolagbehlndotlo<rleadln(countles." lulledawwnil>Jover!he..-lhatil Um'Wt at B11t1n Unlvvalty b9!I
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4 'l,'lleadl,Y'S 1ehool elecUons. • , · • r. , _ • _ $'.
·.' N;,.port-Me.0:-U..111..i w..I Dhttlct ' • ., UNiCl ll&llllAN ofdioc1r~-lotheocean. ·' mqulne. All ll'Olllld •people~
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Gordon C. Morn>w X -lilriw~ · ..,, -ntn· clolbe., because O . 'k'. like Jemmlop., n .. lhO,i.,.Uk:. l w J.
Dl.lrlct 5 Now, tt lbould he explained thll la the C.Ulomla ,11 balmf oil the time. · LOGB O ' •for•..,,_ to do>lt-'!,'loi>pCt.y did "'
... ~ OQI -• 0 I So lbere I .... the olber .. -II ii; leelh ..... dlatla:lni and my lei(! Donald A. Strauss, Incumbent " · · • X hll the bead!:' In-Malibu. Or rather, drlvln( up and down , turning the same o,l\Odt p1 ·aqua u /il:f'
Dlotrlct.7 .• itead. you mab a the Coast Hlg~way looting for a place to Callfotni.mlde bWnll . , :f
Roderick H. MacMillian, Jnc'uriiJient -X daf ol lt, ud call it park. I finally found a perfect spot, on So dld-'Jlie· otiier Dl•Wonlllppers. Bui The sky turned ~r, and I wal'lli! ~
0,.-_.... c .... 'J~nlor Coll•. Dlllrlct. toloir· to the beach. the edge ol a llb:-foot d(<I!>. The edge thort wu a dlff-, becauae they somebody to l"!"t. Ii~-· _;.i ·• -_ , , You pock a bicll, I mov'od dooer· to the wbeele u I apun • , I could stand IM1q'loN~r. ~~ Wot1ji Xeene1 Incumbent • •· , X ~.ol.~ In lhem·ln the und. were tanned arid I wu not..,.They awayed pride to lhewlndl;1'blohliad·--
George H. Rodda, Jr., .Jncumbeii_t X cue it (tla <old, • I produced the requllite blanket, lince triumphantly ln ilieir tnmu and bikinis ed 20 miles per .bout, I des<rttd, °""'
portable radio or boards are not my tblng, and !C11Jnbled and looked very comfortable. I reached sheepishly clan1bf.red up the same bank '-
TV, books and mag-down the precipice to the beach, bitting it for my worDhirt and noticed stares of had. so bljthely ~ .d:<)wn an I\ o u ,f.
-· at 1:17 p.m. . . lncndullty. . ' • . -before. My tll' '\'ai 1t111 lioV.tlni ea;,
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,. Here-lt'1 a difftre:r4 thing. U_~ pt At 2:11, the sun vani.ahed, and a ch1D. Tbt Wind lncnued ltt force. I Jay· pectanUy. ·. 1 • ' :;
!Ired of dr!vln( aloog ,lhl C!llll llltllWll', wind w~tled Jn from the ocean. 1 prop. down, al<ically. grilltng Ill)'• teeth' qalnlt Al I otrugg!Od back 'lhto the l!l>ot ~
DAILY PILOT SI.., ""'9 Peter Pan Boatlift
Built by Mr. and Mrs. Les Crawlor'd; 2989 Milbro SI., Costa Mesa,
3'-foot ketch "Joumeymon•:-·embatked. todl,."on_ 'cthla_tlal >0ya1e
out of bockyard, bound for launching Tu .. day In Newport Beach.
"It's fabulou4 ~ see it. gOWg this way," said Crawford after 11-ton
VOi.Sal passed ,afaly over"home. Crawford1•1'0rked weekends • and
'11.cilt!fllll on ~°l'g!tl?Dan'I· Now they"bav..: a'new pMtime: yachting.
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LAFAYE'ITE, Ind.-IAPl. - A Purdµe
Negro track star, invo1Yed in an alrpla'M
bomb scare ~at caused postponement of
a tract meet. was released without
Charges today after a group of black
atudenta: marched on City HalL
David J. Croul!le, Tippecanoe Co~
prosecutor, told about 100 Ne~s in the
city courtroom that he could firKI no In-
diana law to support any charge against
lhe alhl<le~ Eric 11'.CCasklll, 22. . of
Newport News, Va.
There wu diaagreement 11 to what
McCutDl Aid Saturday after he waa told
h!1 modltaCbe violated a Purdue rule re-
ouirlnl! U'-llthlelta to be clean maven.
The ll:ilvini· ordli a1IO wU given· to other ~ trackmen.-Mel llll'rll; NlWpiOrt
N.,... Ind JfnWiy Jaelclon, Bhlokl:lft,
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McCl•kill' &aid Monday lhat 1l'lilt he
said was, "There oulht to be 1 bomb on
~e plane."
ut Qnly made • statement,'' he. aald.
:·~t assista~~. track CQach Roi~ Kerr
helrd aboul tt.iuid made it' Into 1,dl:Ool. •
· '11te athlete, Who hOlda Purdue'l~lodoor
track record in the 'TO-yard h1gh hurdle!,
wu arrmed by camp.11 police and FBl
qtnti but Wai r<luaed launodlately •
under $300 bond. Tbe pllne wU delayed
by a aearch and the track meet at Iowa
was J)O!tponed,
McCa!klll aald he was going to'lalk to a
lalvf.er about a j>ossiblt ault for ~Ille ~ :
ftll·IJ>d defamatlon·ol cllaracl'I'. . .
"'It made my-wile Ill and may havt
camed a relative's heart attack," ~be sald. . •
Some of the studentJ who went to comt
with McCukill mardled from the cam-
pus in a driving rain, slnging, "We Shall
Overc,aie.." MOii& rode 1n can. however.
t:rocile ·told the .,..p, a1ter . .........ins
no charae bad been filed, "U I do find
anythina: applicable, it could be that I
would file something laler."
UCI Youth Hurt
By J?late Glass
A UC Irvine student running along a
Balboa str~ Saturday afternoon tripped
and fell through a late glass window,
sufferln& a RVerely cut arm.
Police oatd Glenn Earl Frieberlabauoer .
·o1 28'lO sertn·« Ave., Costa Mesa, was
treated at Hoag Memorial Hospital after
lhe 1 p.m: mishap .
A friend told police the pair wert run-
nJng along Eut Bly A venue when tht
victim tripped ahd fell througb the wh\-
dow 11 119 E. Bly A vt. FrlebertibaUaer wu: released after
treatment.
Eight Die in Fire
WOODLAND, calJI. (AP) -Ellhl
members of a Sacramento River aru
rorm family died 1a a nw fir< lhat con-
IU!Oed their aged frame ho111< Sunday
nlPt-Two of the aeven ch!ldr<n In the
bumlni boule mana,.i to a... The1
...,.. lo ctlltcal condltlon al a bo1pllal to-.-, ..
100atop,11.1 bolcb. it•a ·-· hecauoe ped myaeU up on..,. elbow, and looloed the oolfaqbt. You ·w1111el 1 tan, I told' traffic, I loo~t\I at ,the people .., tM' ,....,. _..,.., ,...-ballllai aull: you arcunct The Dodge wu pen:bed wbero 1 myaelf. beach. They 11ept, 'unawore t{!at the au¢'
... pull up rllbl -to the aand, roll ool had lefl l~ Ind it 1Waytci-lo the i.m.. I fidpted, "~ for a book .. had ju.rt come oul. -' ' •
Estancia Kids
Experiment
With Mo1Jies
Movl•lllllllnJ la P*Yini olf f" Coeta
Meu.'1 &!t.ancla HJgh School students
and t~ NOWporl·Mesa Unified School
District. •
Estancia'• Ulm program helps the
studenta to understand the new medlum, . . . and helpe the dlatrtct:etplala Ill edoca-·
tlonal programs to atudenll and to the
community.
Funded ·by a comblnaUon of federal
and district money, lnclucllng 1 epecill
'500 "bot idea" grant from the district,
the program Jnvolves freshman Enilbh
classes and lhe audio.visual -televlslon
(AV/TV) classes.
Said teacher of freshman Engll!h John
Greeley, ''Today, kid.I apend ten timea u
much time watclilng movla as reading
books. They should learn what people are
trying to say through the new medlum. u-
1'Jnsteld of going to movies jUBt to see
the sexy part8, kids lhould be looking at
films analytically, to see how or U they
communicate," said. Greeley.
MAKING MOVIES
To explore the problems of com~
munlcstlon through film, tbe students are
making their own movlea. ,
The blggel! -~ffcrt right ,;;,,. Is toword
1 fllm lhat · iiln expWn Eaancta '• llx
elective progrlml to'lnccmlnf lrellhmen,
ln order to wlat them ln pllMlng their """'"'m . , ...... .., .... ~"· -·· . . . ... , . Featurtiig ~ acttvltles a the deport;
ment ol home ec<momlcs, the llbrll'Y, and
. buainell coones, the film aegmenta are
; doai ;tm,lftly by Encll!h and AV ITV
,llud<:nts. ' .. '
'lbe atodents ln ''Gteetey11 Ens~
clma plan the ahots and the timing, and
!he AV /'IV •btd<nts ~vJdt the leclmlcal -cineinatomm. llChtlna .. m! ~IJni. Later, a inellitjer ol ·toe !acuity will dub
ln the ocript: '
Fer Greeley and his 1tudenta, thJ1 it •
firat venture. "But the beauty of this ta
)'ou're not trying to turn out a profession.'.
al' product; you're trying to communi~
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iram ~ lncreued atudent Interest In
Engllah, even among student!: who are
not college-bound.
The AV/t'V departmenf. include! a
closed-circuit televialon System. Stud~ts
in Greeley's elm who uatid to bilk, at
giving oral book reports now go to the
library and . ·deliver them to tbe1t
claamatu '.liver cloeed-clrcuit .. T, V ,
resulting In Ill uplurge of ln!Oresl-6n lht
part ol both· the apeaker and hJa 1u·
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Directed by AV/TV teacher Jun ..
Daley, a former newapaperman, the AV I
TV c1a .... 1re f1lmln& a docllmentary1or.
U\e d~trlCt on -eciucauon course!. The 30-minute film ls entirely
the work of the student!. Another film,
for the physical education department,
showa the wort of modern dance student.
at Estancia.
Film-making, say! Daley, is an ex~
acUng buainesa:, oncfl the lnlUal ex-
citement has worn off. For this reuon.
most of his student! are in the upper
grade&.
Film is expensive, and the shots are
carefuly studied and plumed in advance.
Although making movies Is an ex-
ploralGry adventure for .-of the
atudenll, a few aenlort ere plannlng to 10
Into comm~c1Uons ppOii graduaUon.
The student.I are experimenting with
short fllm.s on &heir own, on a wide rangt
of toplca -from a poetry lnlerpretaUon
to a otady of boatera on the bay to I
story about 1 boy wbo falls Into a f1oocl
control channel Ind I• r<scued ~ hlo doc. An.Ytlllnl ,..., aay U\e lioch.n. One boJ
11 ckdnc an animated cartoon.
Movie-making In the NOWporl-Mesa
District ....,. to he the comJnc thine.
Other film proirams art Involving
stucfents Imm kindercarten on up througll
the e1emtntary rtades.
Widow Recovering
LONDON (UPI) -Lady ClemtoUna
Oturch!IJ, M, widow of Sir Wlnlton, toda7
made fllrlhtr PfOll"" la h« rtCUpera.
lion from a fractured thlih. a
Wesllnlnoter Hoopllal 1pokeom&11 oatd •
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LIGHTS, CAMERA. 'ACTION -E~ l\'.!: $cboo; ~dent.-;; .. •
pare filmmaklng project with Oe!t to rlCbt~ McDonald, camera-
man; Christy BllU\C, script girl; and Gail.Carpenler, key gri11. Ju~y Cadnum (foreground) Is director.
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RACEWAY •.• ...
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lM Natio.,l Hot 1!ocl .(aioclatloo, !'ht ,
could find no initial tndlciUOn Ct' th6
cause. •
Nielson died at Santa Ana Commun~
Hospital about one hour alter being
thrown from the sedan as it rolled over,
following a sudden veering off lbe strip.
The first Orange County International
Race'way fatality occurrei'.I in Decelnber
of 198'1, when nationally known racer
Milie Sorokin~ ndlcally · built dnpteo:
exploded on a bigh-speed l'IU). l
Gaines' death Sunday marred the open;.,
Ing O! the -traek's 1911 Grand PrlJ'
motoicycle -. for Which tlie 'cycllaf
wu pracU•lni wben killecf.., hla'laal la!
ol compefiUon. f
( Missing Jewels ; .
Found ill Tn1nk f
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The lOl)i ""'"~ the low reached h)to #I C'!f \nmit S.turctl)' and solved the C8lt of'
a Newport Beach woman's · milijnj
overnight kit containing f400 ln jewelry=;_t'
, Costa .Mesa· Police Officer . '
~eld said the 28-.year~l!l wp
?eported the items stolen while her call; wu parked overniiht In the 100 block of Shalimar Drive. -;,
She wu· · a · ·bii .chagriped, but allci ........... ~. ""'-a..ifeld found till i;N';'m_ ~'&unkriftd cloeed tbt
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WAsHINGTON (UPI) -Prelldent and
Mrs. ·Nllon toot a ltroil around the
Potomac tidal basin today to look at the
chenybloaaoms •
School Races Wide Open
30 Candidates in Tustin, Joaquin and JC Contests
Forty-one candldat.es art aeeking 14
board aeats .in five touth Orange County
area school board races to be decided
Tuesclay. .
Polls will be open .from 7 a.m. until I
p.m.
Tuatln Union High and San Joaquin
Elementary have the moet wide-cpen
n ces wlth 13 and 10 candidate&, respec-
tively. There are three seal!! up for graba
on each board.
Seven are running for two Saddleback
Junior College board .seats and aeven for
three Laguna Unified seal.I. Three r Jn-
cumbents in Capiatrano UnlfJed are on
the ballot with one lone challenger.
No sharp lssuea hiv4f developed in the
Laguna board race.
Aij of the candJdate.s favor pauage of a
58-eent tax override and competltive
salaries for dl!trld teachen. The two in-
cumbents William Wilcoxen and Dr.
Norman Browne have pretty well run on
thelr reoorda and contlntdng a good
educ.ttional program. ' \
Candidate discusalon ha! covered bet.
ter communication with distrJct residents
and how far tnnovaUve teaching ahould
go and with what controls. CrltJclmt of
the school district by tbe non-incumbenta
' ha! been rather bland.
The Saddlebact College race ls for one
board seat, that now is held by Patrick J.
Backus, of Dana Point, who is running
again. Hans W. Vogel, from the TUatln
area, I! unopposed.
The one contested seat ln Capisthno
Unified Ls between incumbent Marvin C.
Bandoli and Bob D. Hurst,
Hurst's chief campaign issue is to give
r<preaentation to Laguna Niguel. Bandoli
Is from Dana Polo~ l1ao r<presented by
Board President Thomu J. Wlncet.
The San Joaquin l!Wncntary race also
haa taken on some overtones ol. re&ional
lntertsts with . a University Park lf'O!lP
b>cklnc candldat.. wbo bappea to
live outside Mlslion Viejo.
Mainly at Issue in the 1\1.ltln Unkm
High race b th• question ol publlc
conflclatee In the ochool dlltrlct. An
almost continuous tat incteaMi battle
of the last several yean has ca\Jled
biller community dlv~lona, and Supt.
Robert Dlhlber& hat ..,lped undtr
fire.
Followln1 m Ille candidatel:
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Saddleback Jllllor Colle1e -(Dllbict
4) Backus, Incumbent; Geor1e W.
Ballew, school custodial supervlaor;
James M. Knapp, engineer; John E.
Krute, U.S. Marine pilot; Paul Sayre,
publlcaUon.s consultant, and Ronald S.
Steelman, attorney ; (District J) Vogel,
incumbent.
Lapna 'Buch Unified -Mrs. Jane E.
Boyd, housewife; Dr. Norman Browne.
incumbent; pr. Jerome Kirk, university
professor: Mn. Esther C. Lockway,
housewife; J..trs. Catherine MacQuanie,
library consultant; Mn. Shirley L.
McCalla, housewlle, and William M.
WUcoun, lftcumbent.
Capl1tr-Unlflild -(District 4)
Wlncet, Incumbent; (District I) Bancloll, lncumheo~ and Hunt, • n 1 I n e er ;
(District I) Fred L. Newhart Jr., ... cum bent.
San Jot111.afn Elementary -Ed~
Btrry, incumbent; Charles H. Boulan.-,
1ehool principal; Pat B. Brian; Robert L.
Dameron, financial con.sultant; Vincent
A. LaVertu, busineMman; Robert w,.
Llvingston, certified public accountant,
Jame! A. Nebon, engineer ; Patricia A.
Stratl()n, teachtr ; John F. Unaer~
engineer, and Loa Young, hou11ewife. I
Taltln U.nlon 111111 -Charles T. Bel11 contractor ; Clifford B. Boe b mer :·
aerospace engineering manager; Chelter: ·
G. Briner, incumbent: John R. Brot;
p!Y.Chologlst; Paul F. Ca I ho u n .i
ph8nnaclst; Dana A. Cltkey, engineer,.
Ronald W. Fraeae, coJjege teachtr';!
Sylvan Kall, phj>lldst: Arnold Krene~
sales man11er; Stanley L. Roeen, a .
tomey; Ralph L. Schiavone, buolneSI
mlnlstrator ; Howard L. Selleck, Juniot
college in!trudor, anJ D. June Sml~ -f•. c
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Con.ervaUonlsts and b1rd watch-
ers Ire bli on a thlJIC they call
"natural habitat."
And you don'L have to be much
of a h..-watelter to !mow lhat
Ibo Orance Coast II the natural
habitat of 101De of the naUoa's
funnleat cartoonllls.
Found ln tile local neit of puoch-
tlners with pllntbrush.. ll'O the
ln!erlandl twlna, Dick Sha• Ind
"the animal man," Ed Nofzfpr.
Work from •ll of their prolUlc
-hat batn published from
time to time In the DAILY PILOI'.
Starting today, bo.....,., LqunaUc
Nofd(er'1 lill(llo pinel feolure,
ANIMALoClc, will -llmoat
OW!t1 day. Mondt)' thrnu&h Sa~
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MOTHER·DAUGH'fiR MANNEQU INS -Modeling two of the many
ensembles which will be offered for sale nei:t Saturday are Mrs. Orval
Holman and her daughter, Mary Kaj wqo will parade with other mem·
beni and daughters of ~e Junior Auxiliary? Newport Beach Assistance
League during the Spnng Boutique, a funding event.
Bargain-hunting Buyers
Beckone~ by Bou tique
Next.to-new clothing will be1 taken from the racks of Newport Beach
Assistance League's 'nlrlft Shop and modeled during the league's Junior
Auxiliary be-nefit next Seturday in.the shop.
Billed as the Spring Boutique, the event Is the annu~I m_othe<-daugh·
ter fashion show given to entice buyers to help the orgamzat1on complete
its own spring cleaning project so more donations may be shelved or hung
on racks. · ·
While emphasis is on selected women's and girls' fashions, other
bargains will be offered as well.
On the sunny patio will be a display of good, used lawn •.nd P.•tio
furniture, while in the shop browsers will be tempted by bar&am-pnced
men's clothing, gift items and furnishings. _
Mother-daughter mannequins who . \Viii show fQblon1 from :10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. inalude the Mmes. Hanns Baumann and Katy, John Cashion and
Lisa Orval Holman and Mary Kay, Jack Rlchard10T1 and shelly: James
Peters Jr. and her three daughters, Christa, Lisa and Stephanie and Clinton
Hoose and Mindy .
-Kin ·g N.ep·tu ·ri~~~.~rn ·erg .~s
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Ttie bail Is over, the decorations have ~~ p1W •" ;ering hosled by Mr, ·and Mrs. Wayne J. Subcasky,
away:, and mernor~es of a beauijful ev~'J1Di .are ·, }.:.bln: ch~an· ~hd:•her husbend: .
treasured by'•ballgoe~I-·: ' , • ,;\lio recelwng i'nvti.uons to the Subcaskys'
.. Pmiaps•the.fond~sf memory of the Q@!Lwill be-~I were, lhe.~dsrs,, and Mm.es. Tim IJ'hoin~s, ·1~g' iO the ne\v King N.Ptune, Dr.' Allen'll'.' JleRoy.,. ! !Um 'B1ll'balllt, L. W. Pickens, Richard B, Dickson;
"'.ho.was crow-.d.ldiig as ti>• highlight of the 8llll1,illl ·1?b!ijips Earun~n ji., J~es R. Fralllts, Waller G,. ~eptune;Ball,.o! the-.N~rt Harbor Spastic. L,#ague. .. LIJ\dberg, 1l9n J.. MAt•hl!ll and Dr. and Mrs. Tom
" '. •. JolpPig a disting\Ji'sbed roster of past k!zw, who. ~·· ~Inson. , , , . .
· hi!e.,peen .. so-.;bono_r~ ·Dr~. 1:-eRoY was ~en. to :·,,, Mrs: Rufb.Joliitsoftor NewpOrt Beach also enter-~lgjl l!Jis· YMir beeau~e of hts devoted service to falned bef6re,'the ,lliill,. and . on her guest list were
handicapped children. the . Me;srs:';8Jl'd·,?4mes. Bert :Coffey, Roy Klott"
An orthopedic consultant for 11 years at the Carl Chase .Burns •• ~h Butcher, WUije Longyear, Rb!).:
'Harvey Cerebral Pa!Bey Clinic .in· Sa.nta Ana, he ert Garl1son, Jll/4 Mrs. Betty 11''e Hall. . ..
bas helped thousands of children m their quest for a The ,Bay Club was changed Into King Neptune 's
better fl.fe. t undersea world" 'With table decorations of ships an·
He is a member of ·the -Orange Coupty Medical chors of shirtmiering sea-blues and greens, held high
Associatton 'fellow of the American Academy of with ropes of gold. Each anchor was cushioned on 8'
Orthopedlc , Surgeons, member ,of the American sea of flower!, including carnations, babjr'~ breath
Medical Asl!Oc!atlon, past president of the Nicholas and birds of paradise.
Andry FoundatiOn, and has practiCed orthopedics BaJioons ih the color scheine accents floated
in, Newport, B~b .. for the past 12 y~rs. above the tables, cre!lting an underwater ma4ical
: ~o?e gues~ entered the .undersea scene filled effec~ and turning the party scene: into a mystenous
With·treasdres·tfi:atwas the ball setting in the Balboa and submerged world.
Bay Club,. they soctallzed in several locations. ' The suspense of the announCement of King· Ne~
, Tbe·lee11ue"jlreeide11t, Mrs. W\Jljam E. F:i,h.er, 'tune's Identity mount"!! Ul)tll ia.p.m~ "'.hen all,acti-
and her husband, opened their ShorecliH home 'l~r-Viti ceased. A fanfare helgbten,ed: the escltenient of
a preball cocktail party. Their guest list Included the announcement' of King NOP.tvrie's name, and Dr.
the Me""· and Mmes. J . L. Stamp Jr., W. A. Les-Le!U))l received· bi• crown amld)lageentry.
ter, Ward Baxter, S. Otto Christe"1'en, William Lapp . Plenning the annual ball was Mrs. Subcasky,
O'Bryon, George D. Buccola, Henry J. Johnson! and and assistin:g her were :the Mmes .. Robert p. Wood·
J?r. and Mrs. J. 0 . Wy~e_, Dr.~and. Mrs. L. G. 'Nelson · ward. invitations ; \Villiam P. Thomas, reseyvations;
indi-Dr.'.:nd·Mn. Warren Myers. William \Vil~on, programs; Robert Dennis, decora·
ThenewK.ingNeptuneandhiswife, unbeknownst tions ; Philip M. Coholan, door prizes, and Edward
to .anyone, were among guests at a Bay Club gath-Fretz, spo010rs.
: A continuing project of Juniors eath Saturday·ts the. Red Carpet day
15aJes for wise shoppers. Proceeds benefit numerous chanties .
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I DEAR ANN LANDERS ' I married t a widow with a f.ye&Mid 1011. She
~ la a fine penon, ldmiriiil by 111 Who l -lier. We had planned a --k
I honeymoon, but cut it to eight dlys
• because her ton Ronn• cried on O»e
I lllepbone evory nl&ht· Alter every coo-
: VWllUon lhe cried, too, which dktnl
do much for our boneymoon.
When we rttumed home Ronnie fn.
lllled on sleeping with his mother as
ht always bid done. She said she hoped
r wuakln 't mind "JU9t for one nJgbt."
According lO her, the separation wu
a tr1wn1tic experience for Ronnie and
the wanled to ruasW'f: hlm that he
had not been abandoned.
Ten d1y1 have passed · ahd the 'boy
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ti Wrtll etelrtl frw tUt 0 1f ..... ft~ -. '
Inches aborter btcause ~'Of. hill pooc , :w~ • .~Hlor _. lfara ,.-IW'• reaUy
pooture. ~, 1'"· I, ' i ' ' I ' ,•
J .am,1ickandtiredo(hearin1mysell DEAR ANN LANDERS , How can I Tdl lltr •llo pts ·-1 to IOI wffll
uy, "Stand Waight. Slt1up,1pull your get my eJ:-mother-ln-law to let me run tMJr· ~ ..... tflel ... ,-Mt
• ahou1derl back. SUck in ;,Your bi& fit my own We? My wife~ three years ~ ...... .., .... ,~ ~1111111.,.
ANN LANDERS ~
ts Stm 'in bed with bil mother. I'm
cellinf llhort on paUence. Lui ni&ht
my wilt called me a 1e:r maDlac -
immature and inconsiderate. What do
you aee here! -MARRIED BACHELOR
DEAR BACH : I tee • wema1 wM
thell't wut .. • • wlle. ne llfU1lde
depeldoaey w•lclo IM ... I-la
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A wldew wk allowl lllr .. ,_ -
.. ..... ... ""' " .. deep -· and 10 Is lfle ehlkf. Sallftt ••t ywr
WU. Ill< e111t111t ..,._ •·• 1-t ••a..._
11\1 • • ." and -. leis genteel qo and ..... daugiUra ... 11 and ,Ji . .n, °""' ,.. ,.... .. ~ ..... -rem~~· -~ly babies. The glrll r...i im. wtll )e ,_-.
Gtandma'sr tQe.ov., *tics u much Pleue, Ann, help me find """11 that u 1 do, but there . _ to be no When romullc' f)anca tum to wama
DEAR. ANN LANDEM: This · Is nol s W1F -·~ -~--111 ~-""-'"'-! -wtn do the jOb. -BIG BELLY' E ""1 to get free «: W. ... u.mean1ng ~~ I w•••or -~·-,
a ....... -and wW probably be but oppr-·'ve .. --I« the ....... ~ ."' •ve o< Su and How ,_, r• D.EAR WIFE: Ever Mani ., tlU ~ .,.....,, · ......,..._ .-r ... ....1.-comldend du1I by -llGdardl,, bul , ... Tell the Dtff..-," by Ami __ ,.,
wbt 1re •'mother dtaf?" T•eae 'l1iree times 1 week she comes to Ebek»e a kin&, Nmped, .U-eddl1111t
pit-. prtnl tt ~·' 1 }Mqllcn .. ve become M -ed the hoUse to •cool< dinner, Wt fo to Of\Vtt°" aad 11 -lo colo rib JWr
My bulbancl '1s IS. Burt is I nice lo,--·· ••utal *81 lloeJ doa'I lier place every Sµl)cioy. l Itel IOO'JI request. ,
1-'"•• "'•" but the yeara have nol Har Hr. B"urt Ua bcc.rM "wUe c1tai..t' fot her (my wife wu her only da"pltr) --. ··~ , • buL she demands more of ,,., llvu Ann ,Lander• will be siad lo tiei,
been t1nd to his body. He bu pul 1 .1u1pect 0your lrritadOI 11 caused· than w~ w•nt to gtve, .. 11, ~"'•way you )'i'iUt your ~ 111111 .....
on ... m.',weicht. his lton;iach sticks not. ~Y Bun 1 "°" pt1Wre Mt other out!-CONNECTICUT YANKEE to bet ·in care of the rDAILY PILOT. out~ hia sag from ~rrytruc. lhln1.1 lc11,e,17 to talll:.about. The e.1~ · 1 , • , • , enclosing , a .Jtan)ped, self-addr2111 d
the ;utr• a.' Duk looks 1l le1st •two e1ll lt tub1lltuUon. Explore your leell111s DEAR YANK1. Yes -INt )"lll'll lla\le ~ erivc.Jope.. ' ; •
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Faculty Wivea of Oran(• Cout llltl Golden W11t
coneg .. will 1et-.cquatnletl ovf1' COHM In the New·
port home ol1lr. lllicl Mn. J111111 ll'tlqerald Satur-
day, April IJ. Mn. i:.am-e cci-, bCC FaClllty
Wiv.,. pre<idllll, llltl Mn. ~ Moore, wlft of
OCC'1 !lnlident, will pour, 8CCOll'diDJr lo Mn. Brown-
lM H~t, c:llllnnan of !ht -t. :r.Jn. Fred Garcia
(lelt), ,.-Mn. Carllon (center) llltl Mn. Moore,
11m u11v111.
Horf:?scope ............ ---
Aqua ri us: Inventiven es s Pay s
, TUESOA y gracious without be In & 1ng mettly wastes lime. Good " lo So ~vidH. 1SOllcit .nl
· · maudlin. ntW'I received m conne:cucn . of ,..,,.. ~ ua · APRIL 15 . CANCEi\: (June II.July wltb l>ealtb, employment. Do D' roDAY IS YOUR BIB'l11·
· 11J IJYPNEY OMAIIR . 22): Maintain 1t01t ol hum«. ,....,..g nice for -·· DAY you Ille comforts ol
llOOllBOW TIP : Clear .W..t aUe space. Cleek
111111 -·Day -p1 ..
--lie lulDf. c..-t•• • e~ appeal. Meu-..,.. cmpllmeall come tt .. n. tu.et tlme to UTU1e -'!i,i ~. Lunar poaiU.. · r"" clear Hae ol
GM rld ol clutter.
ARllCI (March 21· April It):
Your appearance is doubly im·
~ tnday. Avoid sloppy
...._ y.., ~a In emotionally
iDd ttuncte ly if dapper, neat.
·c,da bl&IL Opportunity
beckoal. l"roceed with con-
fidence. You're a winner.
• T41mll8 (April ~May 20):
Wbat wa learlul 1' transform-
ed to romantic area. Means
)'OU .,. lDtrlgued today wltb J11111erY. · Break throog!t lo new tillap-lsrs. Cycle is on
Way uP-lel ready. , GllllJNI (May 21.June IO):
WODljerful for winning frienda, .. lnftumctnl people. Your In-tuition ii abarp. You can be
at right place at r i g b t
time. Surprise gift is due. Be
You re<"eive reward rot job co-worker. home. You are daring ~nd
well done. Someone may try IA~AIUlJS (Nov. Z1-could succeed in creative tO claim credit. Light touch Dec. 21): Favora~le lun:at areas. Reward due for past ef·
Is required. II you laugh, you aspect tod_ay C<incides with forts. U single, marriage is on
· romanUc mt.art.it&. G o. o d horizon. wrn. relations lndk:ated w 1 t h
LEO (July 23-Aug. 2!): children. You cain through
Good lunar aspect today coin-creative' endeavors. Give and
cides with vacation, travel you also will receive.
plans. Be aware of details. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan.
Check flDe prlot. Be ..,. ol 11): Flnltll ratber Ulan begin.
eostl, budget. Thea you, will Tab long-range view. Fine for
be well prtpll'ed. Ultimate redec«atlpg home, beauU-
pl....,,. lo -11. fy1nc IUl'rOOlldlnc•· Faml11
VIllGO (AU(. ~ II): hlrmGoy can be reol«ed.
Male, Jiu1ner """'' acumen Take llepo In that ~m money.lllodlii(. Sllnd back AQUARIUS (Jon. SO.Feb.
and be an -...r. Ga In "'>· Em""·~· _ ldeu M«I shown lf )'OU are apotllaht. '° · ,....... -'
Meani don't try lo make all. ,joumeyl. New -Jl"ClVtl
the -: Leaal llfaln valuable. Diecull plan which
show · lniprovement.. coGld opeed lllPP1Y <JI haury
LIBRA (s.¢ D-Oct. 111: lttm. Be creotlve. ll tnveouve,
A . t ~ " )'OU pin neede<I capital. .=...m:. n ,..i1::"'~ PJ8Ca (Feb. _il-Marcb. IO):
male ,,.-r ey =1 1 Oain Indicated In _..ion.,
dipioinacy. You '1a1n by mat· cub. Mcoey plctuN! brightens.
ing lnteWaent c:ooce8Clls. Follow throUgl> on bunch. You
You 1oie throu&h an atteinpt can 1et what you need. Key
to fon:e issue1 .
SCORPIO (Ocl. 23-Nov. 21):
See peraons, situations ln
realilltic light. Wishful think-
T• tlnd out who'• 11/Cl<Y Jor5 ,-"' monlY INI lovt• ~r Y NV ""'-rf'• boll'll91, ''Wt•I Hin!• loo' ~ enc1 w-e.1 ." Send 111rtl'ldrit.
Ind SO UA!J It!. f;:t'" M!r~• t1, ... f?'OAIL y ILOT, I OI( •
.... ti Itel .... -· Y, 1. ,
Leadership
'Dictat.0'
~ Cood1 Barbar Area
Local Seo;l~ will -
-Jladan -~ meet DOii Wod!-"7 ID Jl'alloiano's
r'*m•~. Nnport BeKh.
O>c1tlallil wfli be aorttd at I
p.m. wllll dinner acbotlltled at
1:30. llelervatlaDI "" being
taken by Mn. Michael Bartlett•!-.
Young Artists Placed
In Gallery Spotlight .
YouUl'a approach lo art will
be opotllpted Saturdays and
Sundayl during the month of
AP!ll_ID lhe Costa Mesa An.
Lequa Gallery, 513 Center St.
A ~· clua for ldulll will l>Orln Frida¥, April 18, fnim. a.m. iO ..... flUCbl by
Mn. Biel. a-are -lo tbe pUbliC and lhml II a 11.110
Fashions-Still the Same Student memben of the
Jeque will uhibit the.ir work
from 1 to I p.m. weekends.
fee ·per clua.
Clyde Zulcb wlll lnatruct ln-
termodlate cluaes belinnlnl:
-:~Feminin .ity Stressed
The young artists, rangi.nj:
ln aae frvm 9 to 21, lncludiJta
be,mnen under t h e ln-
atroctlon of Mrs. Donald Biel,
will abow works In oUs,
acryllcl, pastel, ink, wood
:!!'mf.!olography and
CAROL PALM
To S•y Vows
·Troth Told
In Candl'e
Ceremony
Chi Omega memben leam4
ed ol tbe engqement <JI their
aororlty sister, Carol Palm lo
Millard Ray Muir chnillJ a
traditional candle p a a 11 n I
ceremony in the IOl'ority
house at San Jose State
College.
Miss Palm, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bemblrd N. Palm
of Fullerton. is a gE'ldu1te
<JI Newport Harbor Hl;h School
and is a senior at SJSC, m•
joring in recreation. She
,recently was selected for
"Who's Who in American
Colleges and UnlvenlUes."
Her fiance, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard K. Muir of
Tacoma, Wash., a1so attends
SJSC and is a junior majoring
In physical therapy.
No wedding date bu -obosen by the couple.
JOIN THE IRIDM l'UN AT MAY COi
UIDIH·MADl-IASYI
Mtell ltrWI ..... MMltty
VIRGINIA REAGAN
ACIL Life -Acer. Mador ..... TN<ll1<
will conduct • ••rie• of
10 we•kly
I RI DGE WSONS FOR
•GINNDS AND
IAFfLID INTllMIDIA TIS.
"?LAY~AS-YOU-LU.IN" •ltll•~ ............... -..... Owe 1 .... Hdi week.
MAY CO TEAROOM$ 7iJO. t :OO ......
C....M,.,'11111 ... p
$1.00 ,.. ._ o1111••
• eouN l'OINT COUNT l'IATUllll
' -WHlr "' MoMor, A ... II
call for reserv&UOT\5
1111•y c• •••+ii c•••f ''•••
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Gloomy Gus Tells it .as You See it
choice." DelllDI b av e n ' t Scarvn conllnue u the big
cb.u.pd from 1ut year. acceaory DIWI and are worn
Tbe c o1 tume l oo k· u ICIJ'Vts, headbandl or
dombWH. -... nlued belll.
ll'aatwad will be Mark
Tbamal, _IJ; Bobby Foss, IJ;
Emily Cllnpbell, 11; Kathy
Sy!Yla,-11; Kennetb Mount, I;
K.tltb Platte, 14; Carol Lopiz,
11; Gng Hay, 13; Bruce
JOcknwi, 11; Carol Hickrnu,
)I; Job,,.,.._. II; S..U
M~ 11, mid Lei>o Mon-
Uplrt, 21.
or pleated. Walltl, baclt where lleaTter coatume Jewelry -
natun lnlendod them, are mootly In dtalk white -II
belted or not. lllmt otlll are nturnlnc· .
abote tbe lmla and are And. malu& "e·I r aun
pndlctad lo a1ay Ihm for 11,ii11 up with lieadln1. tequlns
aome time to come. ud crystals,
Aloo on display will be wood
carvings by artiot A I Bartlett"Eidson Troth Told
Fembart.
May Rites Scheduled Sing-in
Sounded
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Whelber you have 10, 15 or 211 days .. can book
you inln llltsan's 'Hotel' SS Lurline. This l'lf!d hotel
his~-"'°""' lntemationall1 famous
Cllfslne. Headllna enleltainment Continanlll serv-
ICI. And ft llolls. Whit other lrlt1d hDllf tloas 11111!
The 1-lolJOlll"llCltlon Wt11 bt IOtlfortl"' days
cntfsfn( Iha lsllnds wllfl Illa SS 1Arlln1 a your
nthlllvaty l1nt cllss holet In tfttY port. You'll
unpeck just once, thtn visit Honolulu, Oahu, for 3
days; Newlllwl11, 11.!uai, for 2 days: lallllno, Miu!,
Harborlltes Chapter o t
Sweet Adelines, Inc., will
participate in a Sing-in tomor·
row ln College Park School,
Costa Mesa.
Oranp County chapters will
each present a costumed rtn-
dition of numbers prepared for
the recent regional com-
peUUon.
The Newport Beach men'•
chapter ol SPEBSQSA will
entertain and the evening will
be cmcluded with a rehe&rl&l
for lbe forthcoming Harmony
Day at Knott's Berry Fann
and refreshments.
Soroptimists
Sorvptlmist Club of Hun-
tington Beach gather:; at 11:15
p.m. the second and fourth
TuM<iays in Francois
restaurant.
for 2 days; Hilo. Hawaii, for I day, and Kon1, Hawaii,.
for 2 days. Plenty ol lima tD ,., ti! H•wali, without
the bother of chanlini hotel~
If you bm 10 day~ we'll fly you out to Hawaii ind
bd. If you havt 2 weeks take the LtKline for fivt
cl"ious days at sea one-way and fly the ot!Mf way.
IThm's a plrticularty attractive In lot this fllO'
c~l 15-day plan.) The ultimate In Hllllil -~
Is the fun ~ cruise vacatioo lot ttioso wlto
en)OJ the final In holiday livinf.
Fa11s btfln ti $437 for the 104ay intar-island
cruise. Boal with us now for th1 season's rr11t1st
Hawaiian ttovtl Oflporlunity.
Coota ffleoa :1rauel _A'}'!nc'!
230 E. 17ltl St., Costa Mesa -l'hone 646-4431
Wm INFORMATION: SS Lurline, re~stered In the U. S., Sli>slantial!y meets lnternotionol S.felJ
stondards for n!w ships dmloped In 1960, snd meets the 1966 nre S.lety Requiremenl•
Wedneaday, Aprll 11, from IV
a.m. to 1 p.m. Covered will be
Ian~ marine and floral
painttnc. A fee of ~ per class
will be charged.
Anyone wllhlnfl lnloqution
on clamel may can the Jeape
prealdlnt, Mn. Richard It>
gram, 'Mf.11117.
'l!>a leque hu ocbecluled I
-alllblt and. ule M11 f.IO ID thtt 1eque pllery,
You don't have to look twice to see
he,.·1 aomething mlly new in wedding sets. Pr-will be Ulld l<r tlie bui1dlnc 111111 c b o I a rt h I p
funda.
~ · Art league
Lake Park Clu-fs the 3etUnfr for meeting• ol tbe
Art Loacut <JI llunllnctoo
-Cll the -w-., <JI eadl mmth at 7:30 p.m.
All In 14 ke,.t textured gold.
Clockwl11 from top left:
$495. $460. 8260. 1295.
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Babies, children, adults.
Groups photographed at
additional 99eper subject.
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Nixon Sends
Proposals
To Cqngr~ss
WASIUNGTON (UPI) -Pnaldent
Nixon sent an i:nformal State of the Union
message to Congress today, urging lm-
znedlate tctim on IO major proposals in-
cluding incruled 5ocW Security beneflta
and federal revenue sharing with tho
stales and local govemmenla.
The -llignaled lhe lint broad·
ICale effort of lhe Pmldeot to spell out a
domestic . program . f<r congraa:iooal
enactment. tldl le:ISlon. He adviaed the
Hoose and Senate that detailed meaages
of lhe 11 top priority 1fi110A11 will be
sent to Congiwa starting Ibis -i:.
Ni1oa also indicated a number of
Ioncer-rana:e leg:ialative recommendaliona
be will make later.
N-.oblerved lhit be bad decided to
fonp .. bmitting • formal Slate of the
un1 ... message after be ..., Inaugurated
Jan. m. lie Aid today's preview ns lo
lieu of such a m~ '"" a "bnmodlate aelloo" .,,_is were llJlllmlltr,eii 'u foUowl:
-l~11tld Sadal kurJtt llmtllt&
aimed al ofhotlinl the rlalDj -of liv· 'ldil'!'"" ...... , .... ,. ,._ ~
_....,,.. .. , ]>lam ... al!nlnil -
revenues with -. ...i ) o,o • governments. I .
-New laws to combet orpnbed Crime,
especla1ly rackeleering. -ped-dling and pomograpb,y.
-Increased equal employJntnt op-
portunity.
-A tu cr'tdit incentive program aimed
at enlisting lhe ~ community lo
aocial wtllare and antipoverty procr&JM.
-Roorgan!Jation of lhe Poot Offict
Deportmenl
.:...Hbme rule and congre11io na
representation tor the Dbbict of Col~
bia.
-A three-year _tax reform program
that will plug loopholes used by rome ol
the wealthy to eacape heavy lax
payments and eventuaDy revise the en-
Ure tax structure.
-Stepped-up labor and manpower pro.
grams including improvements o f
unemployment instaance, safety, and job
pla-ent programs.
-Stepped-up devel-ent of airport
and airway facilities and mu,, transit
gystems.
The President made no apology for
delaying the submission of his legislative
demilllds.
"It wiD be lhe goal ol this ad-
mlnlslraUoo to propose only legislation
that we know we can execute once it
·becomu law," the meaage Aid. "Mere-
ly rooking proposala tat.. only a
typewriter; makina workable proposals
laket tbne. We have taken this time."
f.ollege CUstodian
Dies From Bomb
At Santa Barbara
GOLETA (UPI) -A S5-year<1ld custo-
dian at the University ol California aL
~anta Barbara died Sunday nlgbl fnlm
lnjurtel and buml .ifffred when a lhne
born)! exploded In the faculty dab Prlifay.
Dover O. Sllarp died at Goleta Valley
Community Hospital where be wu being
lreated rOr bum.a over 70 perce'nt of his
body, sevtre laetrations, an eye injury
and multiple !rac!tns of the right ~
Jle hid beeil in "vq crllicll" eoncUUon.
Sharp hatl picbd up • cordboard bo•
on the patio of the club, where he lived,
u be ldt to go io bruk!llSI. School of·
ticiall said he wu examjninc the con-
tainer when it exploded.
The blast sbook the entire western por.
tlon or the campus. broke four Iar1e
&lid.in& glass dOQl'I at the clu'.b and char·
red the Walls. I
UCSB Offidall aaJd Ibey bad no
1W1pe<11 1o the bomblna. Campus Fire
Qilef Arthur T. McGmy aaJd the bomb
C<lllaiated of • half.gallon wine Jul filled
with aomt volatile liquid -perliapo ruoline-e min<h lqlb c1 .ti>e podoed
with an exploatve compound, a tbDiQc
de•lce ud a bltlerJ.
Therl wm no o6ler lnjuria and
l!amago to the club ••• esllmaled at
II.GOG. •
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Tllo -· ·•.<eoteot ·wb.tw.m m. cambenl Lloyd • E. Blailpled · Jr. ud
Q«doa c. 'Morrow 4 '
· JllA>led, appobted to flD•an .-plred
,..t three yeara a&o; 1171rYOten bl\'e.tn.
-tlple ud -ilr lrllnjn( b1ln to be I knowledgeable boanl member and
he now is pfepared to nturn tht in--t to l>erf-. He' ls ·an at-
torney.
Morro.W. a former. achooJteacher who receottY entered·bolsineu; bao called for ... -
v..,,.,, a1ac-Or-.~ Jmlo<
Coll!Ce CID4l!latt. ll. Ill ooc -
TenJ"lr. ~II a.-al UC lntno.
Dr. John W. Cbr•rD, ·IS, ti 'me· .... •·•111 ·witb' a: law ........ e4 lit =:::·=r.::.:.i ..... ~--la~ '· ,,., .... Radlilcl H.
M.CllDltan Is ............. by -l'UI ·l, 1 ""*7.-jull .., bt wlHoar --. -.. -... .. -" :;;:_..;;.-...;;..;._,,._ ..... ._ . -
Girl · ElectroCuted
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·Freak Accident Kills ·M:esa Y ou.ngs~r
Bath-lime entertainment c:ost an 1 l·
yur-old cOeta Mesa siri'• Hfe Sunday
night when her older Jilltr opened I door
wblch knocked a radio into the tub, elec-
ltocutlng the youngster.
Rebecca S. Dl.vidsoo, 11, or 3004 Grant
Jtve., died ·in Costa. Mesa Memorial
ll<lopltal at 7:30 p.m., approximately O!le
hour after lhe freak ai:cldent.
Young Rebecca and her aister Deborah,
15, wtre being cared for by their
Mesa Track
Meet Official
Hit by Discus
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hl!r·U. ...,.._,,. -ol • city·
wide Ind< -fll l:ellDcla High llcilool, ' . .. ' pollot ..... toc111. • ....... ;,; .
She .... bit In lhe bOW ' lt!llW .t.
fu:lalinC.
It~s O~ear Night
Mary A. Roby, 11, of .. W. Palmj'ra
Ave., orqe, WU knocked UDCOnlCioul
wti<u allucl: In !llO bad< of the -by
one or the 11\iJsiles.
w~~7: !~'::ldJ~:i:;:: :"' .:.:
on ·the acene . after the 11;15 Lm. ac-
cident, but came io before belnl liken by
ambolance lo Colla. Mesa Memorial
Hospital.
Show · Streamlined, Mopes to LA ·
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The Academy
Awards. minus perennial master or
ceremonies Bob Hope, tonight will def,:rut
a streamlined verS'ion or the lradftional
Oocar -latiolis. -...
GOne ·Wlll bithe trldilloMl·r<iutioe~I
lnlrnduclng a pair ol irtars' b<lore 'each •wan!, who lbeo 9fJOIM!C( lhe '.sealed •en:
velope. &II(!,, after a· .ispeM<flll p..,., annciunced tbe wmner ~ · . • ,
Also ~ :wt11 be the' tin!e,<:onsum· h.!B wllb to 'the· pcxllum ·by !be wbmen.
ID fact. the usual l)factice · of having
stand·im ICC'ept · Oscars for · absent
winners will be elbninated. • .
!JI plaoe<of ·Hope and ·the-.g·or
"preaentien" will be 10 ' notable: IW1 =. ":t ~..:.!\:.:.~~
Ira, Jane FCXlda, Sidney Poitier,, Steve
M~"and Burt Lancaster.
The tradltkin-brearu Is Gcftr· Cham·
picm, mai!teriolnd of ie"'ia,i BrOadway
hit playi ·~1:'Jln ·the , eettm!"
Dies f• <ttie ' • ~ Jlope IS
not muter of ~ this )Ui",.'M:
is es:pect:ed W11~ on the show.
KatbarinO'lie)iioirft coold became the
first actms in tbe-G-year history of the
awards to Win thne Oscars. &ae won
last .,,_, for "Guess Wllo's r~••• to
Dinnu," anc1 tar , .. Mornite GJ017~ in
1133 •. This :reu lhl ..., ~ for
'"Ille lJon in Winter," which also is a
contender for best mot.ion picture of
1961.
}Jso in the running is Barbra Strei-
sand, who was nom'inated for .. Funily
~irl,'' the first pjctµre·lhe ~ever made,
l'atri!'ia Neal Is a ~r Uvorfte
in ''The ~iect w~ Roses." She ~Slfl
fered three near.fatal strokes· · thrft
iu~loL ~~ b~ to mum.e ~r
Vinessa·Redgrave was Ml1,linaitd. for
"Isadora" and Joanne Waodward for .. RaCbel, Rad>t:L'" .
: Only two of lhe nomliws, ldilS stnl·
sland and ,Miu Woodward, ...... expect,
ed to attend tonight's presentatiQDS by
the Academy of Motion Picture Arts
and Sc~. '
The contenders for best aclor .,.. Cllfl
ROOerllon (Charly), Ron MoodJ (Oli-
ver!), Alan Arkin . (rhe . Heart is a
Lonely Hunter)1 Alin Batet (The Firer),
and P<ter O'Toiife"<nie Lion lli w1otei>.
Sfeefe Jlf ... J<et •.
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NEW YORK (AP) -1be stock market .ctoeed on a loft? note•today u invest«a
maintained a caut1oua: attitude. (See
quotations, Paget 14-15).
Tr~ near the end was slow. The
Dow Jones mdustrial average at. 1 :38
p.m.•wu off 2.11 points at t30.IO.
SlJO WU .. !Wed after being· held
overnlgbl 5atu<d.V for oboervaUoo ·and
Costa Mesa Recreation Ditector Keith
Van Holt A.id today that she baa not filed
a written report ol the 'l.rx:ident.
He lllid a younpter assigned to
retrieve thrown ·dilcuses was reportedJ:J
returning from the downfleld aru and
lbn!w the · otijecl back to speed up the
event, hlWng lllsl Roby unintentionally ..
The vktlm., a•city-emp}oyed reautlen
leader. •• belpinc to-ollid1te in the
....i for youngstcn lo third lhrougla
eighth sradel.
Body D~vered
In Mesa Motel
The body of a Colla M .. 1 motel tenant
dead ol a. (UDlhot wound wu found
shortly befOl'e II 1.111. today and pollce
aaid the caae was an apparent IUiclde.
ldentificaUoo ol the victbn fouml In the
Don Qulliote Motel, 2100 Newport Blvd.,
WU Wllhbeld pendlof notification of
relaUvu.
··'Rodeo Rider·~ Corralle·d
W~n•legged Driver -Damages .Six Cars ·in .. Spree
Hanging onto the wheel and fighuna
with bis lep -a adod one and a wood
one - a Calta Mesa car aa1esman rode -
bit maverick llldan aroand• Dk:k'•
Honesboe Bar Friday lo a wild, Im-
promptu, 1111omntlve rodeo.
Wjlen_ the dust, paint filkea and one
'aitbii111o Vellldo bad ltllled, m cano IUf. I--1$IDl)or.wn., I mot«!lt
and her dMJpter --lojund and &berl E. lloomlog Sr. wu ll[ lmlble.
.. I'm IOfT1," he told Officer Cbri& Btll.
lloomlog, 1111 PlaCeJtla A ... , Aid the
brdtl fatled and the -•tor alao
jaiamed • llt lill lhe ta-. portlq lot
al -N...,...i BM., durtrc the early afternoon houn.
He .llid the U51 ledln w.a out of cocto-
trol trom Ibo momeat ho let <oot In It,
·y
_, to a pOllce report ~llrtJ llie Downfq, banilna on for dear We, coo-
multiple-car ""11ltoll al>o lnY6lvtn& a -down th< side -toward the
-pole, IJillil -rd and I tr.e.· ""'1· boulevanl .whicb he WU about to
'Jbe cbaln of ev-. aaJd' Downin&. la enl.er with I omub. Seftl'll; lo fact.
dilllcull to de9cribe, but trofllc In-His car crubed Into aootber parlled
...Ugatora and wt......, put It about auto ·lleloolloa to' .stanle1 H. Bmm, cl
like this' . 10114 MorilltOWii'J.ane, Colla Mela, lhl)I
The oar ocreecbed In a wide •• "'°"' went aftor movlnC pmo lo Ibo lil-
lbe IOUlh side of the btr ""' Ooito Santa -· laabel A venoe, cllpplnc two -He bit a car dt!Yeft by Mn. Arlene J.
vtblcla parted in the lot. s-... of :11111 Vh1lnla Placo,
They belon&ed to -Grau. of m ~ MM&, aeodln& II -""' lnlo • VIiia 11111, Newport Beach, and La!TJ tree. 11 T
· P. Shaw, of IS! Cllarlo a. COiia -Mn. s_.. ud btr dal!ghiet Linda,
"I looUd oot and the Flfd ~ 15, went' to COila Maa ll-itl
•(ShoW'I) WU fl1flc ·~ tho ,a1r,r'l!Oopitai ,for tmlmlnl of 'Cllla and
llld Mn. Mildred I!, ~of Ut r.a. . -ud ........ -.. . . • fnctoni.-,wbowaclDill(bifwalhtna ·' Ona ~·time~ _ _..
nearby laundromll, · ' • ' (9ae II , Pip I) '
~ whl1e·the lirlf~ l!IOlber onil
llepfatber, Mr. and Mn; _lloQol4 Jlo>.
cheoon, spent.a....-away.
Colla Mesa Pollce Olllcer lllcbard
Johnooa lllld·Robecca ... betlllntr•llb.
small, tube-type radio' altlD&'· cio Ibo end
of the tub, pluged.bilo a wall ..Cat I« power. '
The radio fell llllo the tub u lbt older
girl entered, •I -·lhnl .obe ,~ o<reamlnc for help, bul her ii-llll1
alffered a fatal lboc~ . .: ........ :: .
fin aatoplJ ... being performed by tho
on...~,·~~
lroc:olloa la lllted u ·the cauae'd llealb al
Ibis time.
• Ip.-.. i.r een -., Aid
l<Nlay that ~ . .._1a:· .....
~ pendlnr'the m= of ·Mr. and Mn. lluldmoM~~
A\Jihorilla did .i/ot ..., when Ibo .... plo ..... ,....,. __ lbelf • ...,. ..
...... ldllld. . • ' ::-. ~ .. "'. :. .
Cyclis~ Ki,~d in Sec.on4/
Fatality at County Tr.ack
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M . ' . Mesa armes ..
FunerBI Slated . . . . ' .....
A fune.nl service for a Coltl. Mea.
W"O<r Marine~ ofllcer ldllod.Ajlril1.
when· Ns hellcop&el' wu· t1iDt an. In
So\lth Vietnam Is ocbeduled ,._., In
the cllapel at bll lal) ~ lloa-
llltel fiJr Mlj. Leroy I. -p, •·
. Will be beld at IG a.m. In the Cbapol'Cf U.
Marino ~-Air ·Fad!llJ,·-· Ano,
· wttli' burial 1o rort -. .. -Cemetery, San I>Jt&OJ •I ' t• _. I
Moj. Blankemhlp -ril ~ft !ftlcer
of Deaf)" 'Mirlne ·lieliCojili' ·~on
264, serving on his 110CC11111 Vietnam duty
lqlr after IS years ID the.ecr,a when k!ll-
ejl ID -~ )l!Jolllll 1111 Ill( dlioDel'. ' ll'e lea• .. ·hli wt16 Liven, mi b6ito
Ave .. •lon&.wilh a IOI\ Davlcl1 .. and a
d..pter Barblra, \I~ « the, liaie
addms.
C.ounty Eniployes
As~g Pa.y· Hike
i.n r 1.s5 .~·· generai lll<;rem In
~e eou&IY em~ 'sillrlOf../ d·
fec:Uve July 1, and ~ ,.ctdiUOl1Jl increa1
ol 3--1 "to --ta I« the -
nual failure to ~ the lag tlnio
---the JllUIAlil' lllary·-..
and Ibo July t <llectlft date cl· in'-
creuet," bu been requested by tbe """...._.E_..._ -atiun --,,) ....,....,,_ ' .
The Iota! l!.2$ ·~~ ..,,,_, If
·sr..,aad. would cqot the wplfen 1$ t.11
mllUoa. ·wi ,.... c:ounlyr ..,..,., pit
an irimMe of;u ·poian1 COiiin( man
tb1n 11 mUUao. -· •
Thi· empiora ,,_1.11an alin'f ..,
'q-.'ll~'ld•~--~ ·fCNwaded to ~ P-1
Dfrici<r WlllliJii c. Hart "" .John H. SrirJV, ,.....r.i rn..a.<r of'llle" aDclcia-Uon. ·.. .. ' ,. ~.
Jn a coverinc letter to Hart, Sawyer
dalii., that "lllary leftll for ...,,......
claulfleallonJ In Oranp County -
to lag behind «ber. lead1n4 counU..."
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· Tiit DAILY PILOT
1 ~inm;.,da tlle follo'll'.fiic Caa&llitffl ~-· -• ' . . . .. " . -;
tt\tes,day'a tchool elec~ns. • ., "' 1 :;
' • 'N.Wport-Ma,. U~lflod ·School pietrld "1 .f:!'1~ !~ ti. the car and ..i,. lo the acun. mlfllllie. All .,,,.nd me~ "'"::
• Dlatrlct 2 " • • _ , .• -I.. Yeu dan1 -aU Jfla -• llll!fl. Just -r -= = 11 ti. pallldMl Mrs.E!Jia.'J>e!hM.Llll1.1ncum~ i ,· x ; •-•111111 •~ ·-· .. i.1~-.e111wa.,.. ... a-PILOT • , : 1~·.,:.~·:r:::~,
. 'DI! rict ·• ~ -." .::, ~~: •• :','~1 ::.~-a flu ~.,..ln&;onyaurthiq. You · ·• • wheretroapsol~1nmbeadlonJ,;i
' ' •• Gord"!'> c. M,omtw x Now, n lbould be explalned lhli In the :~:.:;,m!i,.:; all=.. bee.... L·o· aao···: ·" '·li!".!";o~~.:.r;~= I waited~
Dftlrlct S __ • , X wt, aoa doea p • \, Sa tbe<e l w11 the other. weekend 1t .' V . llY leelll·.-..~lnl and my Je11.!i
Donald A. SLrauss, Incumbent hit tht beach. In-Mall~u. Or rather, driving up and down "\ t...inc ·~ _. l!hade Of aqua u my:l
• , . Dlatrlct :,. stead. 1W mal!o a lbt·Coast Hlchway looking !or • ptaa. to ' Calilocoia·made llQ!iol. , . • :!
. : Roderick H. MacMilljan, Incumbent X da1 ol H, and call It park. I finally IOuad a perfect spot, on So· did II>• other IWl·•orlhlppon. Bµt Tbe sky turned ihil"m, ;.Id I waited fetzl' • l•inl to lbt ·beach. the edge ol a m4oot ·drop.. 'Die <di• there wa a difference, beclill4 they aomobodY·ll>_....,~,llabaltJ inoved. · , --;. Or-C004t.Junlor co11.,..Dl1trld You paclc·a·tundl, a moved claoe< to lbt wllltls u 1 opun were llumld and 1.,u not. Tbey .,.ayed I ~ siiad I\ na latj(er. T!\rowlna:
Wt!rth Keene; Ineumben~ "· ' x chaq• ti. ·d9tbea In tbem In !he llnd. . • · •• ~· . • •• • pride 1o U.wfildl. wh!eb ilid -.....,..; George H. ·Rodda, Jr., Incumbent X cue It, lela. cold, a I produced the requtaite blanket, since triumphantly In their trunks and bi.ldnll ed 20 miles per hour, I deoerled, and~
portable radio or boards are not my thing, and scrambled and looked .very comfortable. I reached gheetilshly c1amberid \IP the same bllik I~
TV, books ud mag· down the pndpioe to the beach, hltllng it !or my wor~ and !!Oliced •larlOI of had. so blithely dasheo! Jlilwn an ~our:
u1ne1. a1 2,17 p.m. lncredulltl'. • belare: My tat *" .111!!' •"'I"' ·u·:
Here, It'• a ·dll!ereit.thlaJ, U JW pt At 2,1,, tho SW! vanlohed, and a chlD Tbe .,Ind lncm&ed In loroe. I lay. peclantl)'. ·. ' . :
tlrad of drlvinJ ,iong Iha Coul lll1Jhw11, wind wblstled In 1rom tho aoean. J prop-dawn, Btoic.Uy gnltlng my t0eth agi!Mt Al I -aled bact •into' tJie Jmol ol •
yau stop at a bUch. 11'1 Oii)', --ped myaell up an one albow, and looked the arialail&bt. Yau ~ get a tan, I told !raffle, I looked . at tho i>iot>le on lbe ' yau'ra nariq your bathloir wit; you around. Tbe Dodge wu pm:hedwbero·I my,.11. · . beadL Tb<y',Jept, 'wmiiit lliat lhe sun·
can pull up ~t aext to lli11aad, roll out bad left I~ and H nayed In the brem. I ·fidgeted, wlJhinl for a boak or had just coma o¢!. , · ;
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Estancia Kids ---~-
Experiment
With Movies ..
Movte-mUinl·u PIJ1nl oa for ·co.ta
Meu'1 Eslanda Hip· Sehool &Indents
and the Newporl-M .. a Unified School
Diatricl.
Eltancla'1 film program hclpo the
11tudentl to understand the new medium,..
and hclpo lbt' diJtrlcl upilin ill educa-
tional programs to 1tudenta and to the
community. ,
Funded by I COD!'~inl\ion or federal
and district money, Including a special
$500 "bot ld~a0 grant from the district,
the program Involves freshman English
classes and the aud.i~visual -television
(AV/TV) cl.....,.
Said teacher of freSbman Encliah John
Greeley, "Today, kidl spend ten timea as
much time watching movies u reading
book!. Tbey lhould Jurn what people ~
trying to llY throuah Ult Dew mediqm."
Pe(tt Pan Baatlitt'
"lnsltld of 1otng to ,movies just tO tee
the sexy parb, kids should be looking at
film& anal,ytiellty, to ... how or ii they'
COllll1llll1icate," said Greeley.
Built by Mr. and Mrs. Le~ Crawford, ·29611 Milbro St., Costa Mesa,
3&-foot ketch 0 Journeyman'' embarked tod$)' on cele!tial voyage
oaf of backyard; bound !or ·launchirig Tuesday in 'Newp0rt· Beach. ·
''It's fltbulous to see· it going this way," said Crawford after ll·ton
vessel pused safely over hciine. Crawford; worked weekends and
vacili9ni on Joumeyroan;. i)T~'\' they li~ve ti ·new pastime:· yacbttng ..
MAKING MOVJE.'1
To • explcte the }'l'oblema o( com-
munication thnu&h fUm1 tbe ltudenta are
malttng their !1Wll movi'I· ,
Tbe big,.t eflorl r!lbt naw •• toward
· J,hat win 'Up:tatn' EWida1~ &ix
" ,...,......_s to·•··~•ng ·rre· 1•-·n, •• ·..,r,; •• r,•; II:' l''"&'•U• un..vnu. WIR:
F""" P .. e I
Jn order to ·us11t them In planniq their
' · Weekend T~af.fic.. -7.~ •Ucb acUviU.. u !h. depart· RODEO menlll.bomeecmamics, the library, and .. ,~~·· • . · .. Accidents Kj)l. ::,-~i-~.=,~,;v
lrol car' struck, """"""'g....,. drlwn bt · ~ -· . : : · .--···: . atud111i!5."~ ' '
John T. Zisko~ 29, ol 1?9111_ Alladenil Two 'COuntians . . . Tbe "ll1identa In Greeley'• Eng!W\
Drive, Tustin, into a traffic signal stan· clutea plan the ahots and the Urning, and
dard. " · ~· the AV ITV otudenla provide the technical
. And wham: Dowiilni'• awn miverick Two Orange Caan!J. reslden)! !"!" ~ cinOmatojrapli\'. lifhtlnf and editing, . . . ed In traflic acddeols cm ~"-'! ... 1.a•-a m-~ o1 thl -"ty -ill du' mashed a fin hydrant and stopped. Jamea '!\. Seaton,' 14, al -IOlt· ,.. In ·U:.,' scr1~'.--" •
' The apologetic motorist was not given W:J0 S:, ~:.::f' theon ~ =· For Greeley and his students this 11 a
a balanct test during hll field sobriety tu. ·about lO:" p.rn.,. Friday. ..... {il:&t venture. "But the beauty 'o1 thls ~
etamination because, police noted, hi! . The driver of the other car, JtrTY A. r.iu're not trying to turn out a profession-
hip-length wooden leg would 1tack the Mh9on, 28, ~. Pomoni. ;wu '!parted 81 product; you'n trying to communl·
pdda against him at the out.!et. Cite."
Suffiei(!nt reuon wu found by Officer lie ~ · C..ty .Tratnc . : :l.81 He noted that the movie-making pro<. ~n. however, to arrest Downing on SI '>ea~ Toll 41 gram hu increased student interest in
iusplclon ol. felony drunk driving and he aeriously Injured. He is tn St. Judi Englilh, even amona: 1tudents who are
lltill sat In~~ Cil,y· Jail today, 'Hl'!l'i!f!.~ Fullerton · · nolcoUeae-.bolJJ1d ...... , ,
awlliUng arralgiiineliL . On' 11uilCFay',' at ·n :is' p.m;, Tbe ·Av/TV depalllfteilfCJncludes a
Ralph B ol 1 1 e au , 34, al Garden clooed-clrcult television Syatem. StudWit&
Nixow See Blossoms •
. WASlllNGTolf (UPI),.-Pmident and
Mn. Nlml• ~ a ·-..n around lbt
Polomac Udal basln.today to look al lbt
cherry blossoms,
01\ILV PILOT
"· • OltANGI COAST f'UILISHINO COMPANY
Rob.rt N. Weed
Preklenl el'ld Publl.,..r
J e(k il. C111/ey
Vic. f'rMklitnl end Gtntrel M..Mfll'
fllefl'lel l(eplf
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Grove was killed when bis ear went out In Greeley's claas who used to balk· ai
of CODtrol and hit the center divider on giving oral, boak nporla now 10 to U.. tbi· Garden Grove FreewaJ · D •a r Hbrary and ·· deliver them ·to, tbeii
Mancbeater Avenue. . • claasmates .over cloeed.ctrmit TV 1 •lllJ pusen1er; fllyllia lleln. •• ti. ....UUng ID ID up111rge DI Interest' on the
Longlleach, ta Jn orit!cal eoadllloa Jn Iha ~-o(. bOth the 'lt'lktr and . Ills. :I U• Orange County l\ledicll Center. _
Thieves Get $275
' --' At il~rhor YMCA
Burglar11 over u,e: weekend broke into
the ei:ecutive offices or the Newport
Harbor YMCA and stole 1375 In caah
from a desk and lilin& cabinet. ~.
Police said the theft occumd between
Friday nilbt .. d 4 a.m. Saturday. Tbe
. Jou was diacoVer<d b7 a cleanln( man
·who enleNd lbt Y at 4 a.m. to !Ind ID DI· fk<:-prlod open.. . " .
• Tba thleva IOW>d keyi In a desk ol 1111
ollioe and opened a fUlng cabinet ult to
tal<e the money, polloe oald.
Tba olllces "' al ml Unlvenlty Dr.
UCI Youth Hurt
By Plate Glass .
f. UC Irvine IWdent l'Ullhlng along a
Balboa ctttet Saturday afternoon tripped
and I e 11 throu&J! • plate glus window.
aullerlnJ a Hverely cut arm.
Ponce said Glenn Earl FtlebertsliaWJer
ol mo Serens Ave., Colt& Meu, was
!rated at 11<111 Memorial Hoepltal alter
the I p.m. mishap.
A friend told poUoe lbt pair wm run-
llOCUMENTARY
Directed by AV/TV teacher James
Daley, a former newspaperman, the AV I TV .W... aro lilmiM 1 documentary lor
the · ·tUltrk:t on ~11 ·eduCation
counies. The »-minute fllm Is entirely
the work o( the students. Another filmJ
for the physical education department.
shows I.he work of modern dance students
at Eatancia.
FiJm..making, aays Daley, is an er-
acting business , once the initial e1·
cltement has worn oft For thl11 reu:on.
most of . his studtnts are in the upper
gradee.
. Film Ja expensive. and the shots are
carefuly studied and planned in advance.
AlthouCh maklnJ movi" la an e•
ploratorj 9dventuni for most of the
aluden\S, a few ltll.ion JN planning to a;O
into communications upon graduation.
Tbe student& are experimenting with
!hort fUma: on their own, on a wide ranp
of topics -from a poetry Jnterpretatlan ·
to a study of boaten on the bay to a
story about a boy wbo lalla into I Oooif
control chonritl and b rt9c:lled b7 bis do1. Anythinc·r00s: uy the t .. chen. One boy
b doing an animated cartoon. '
Movie-mating ln the Newport.Mesa
Dillrld "'"" to be the coming thlq.
Other fllm procrama are· involving
atudenb 1rom ldaderrarten oe up throulh
the elementary grad ...
Widow Recovering
nln1 aJooc Eut Bay A-when lbt LONDON (UPI) -Lady Clemmtlae
..\.'ktlm tripped aad lell tllrouC)I the -Oturclllll, II, widow ti. Sir Winston. tod.V dow at Ill E. Ill,)' A... . made f\lr1llor Jll"'CrW In her rte11pul-
1'rlebmlbauser wu rtlwed alter tion from a lrlcl\lred lblp, a
~-.. t · ~,.11ma•uld.
Chairman of GOP Urges
Involvement With Youth
WASHINGTON (AP) -Rtp. Rogers C.
B. Morton {R·lvld.), urged Republicans
today to involve tbemselvea Ja the pro-
blems of youth and the minorities lest
they bec.ome the "11pwe tire" of p::iliUca
-winning elections onJy w h e n
Deniocrala dlsaflect.
MOrton, replacing Ray Bliu as national
chairman, told the Rtpablican National
Committee blunUy lbt plrty woe last
year's ·_presidential election more btcauee
of dissaUstaction among the voters than
enthuaiasm for the GOP candidate.
''The quest.ion Is," he said in the text of
a tali at a closed 11ession, "are we a
poUti.;oJ party capabl< ol atti:acting new
generation!, capable of establishing
government 1n our own right, capable or
winning elecUoti.s because of what we are
·. and how we perform.
ror."
In his prepared re.marks Morton made
no reference to Lhe controveniy over the
Safeguard anUmisaile ·system which
President Nixon has ordered deployed.
Committee aide11 said there were no in-
dications that the group would act to
formally endorse Nixon'• decision. But
Individual · memberk aald lllere wu
strong approval (or the President'tl ac-
tions.
Morton aaid that the new commltiee
leadership has been promised that "the
full muscle of a Republican ad-
ministration will be 1oin1 for us."
Bliss, who presided over· the committee
in the succeasfuJ 1966 and 1981 elections,
was forced out of the chalrriwtship to
make way for a new luder more adept
in public presentation cf. the Republicu
viewpoint.
Joan Baez Says
She's · E~pe~ting ;
SAN JOSE <in!h' -Folk s~ger .ioan
Baez is expecting. .
The 28--year-old antiwar crusader wu·'.q;
wildly cheered when lhe announced the
impending birth to a concert crowd thla
past weekend. It will be her" first child.
"!might as well teli you DOW bec.t11141 It
will come out anyway," Misll Baez uld.
"I'm pregnant." .•
Her husband. David' .Hanis, wu not:
around to hear tbe announcement. The:
lonner student body . preoident at Stan~
lord University was partlcipallnJ In a S:
in at his ah:Q:a mater. :.
Harrll, 23, bu been convicted al dral\'.
J"efusal and, unleu a i'eversal ii won in'
hllJher CGllrt, will oriibably ·begin ""'In(
a three-year. 11t11teiite in Juoe. .:
Motorist Hits.
J;toadway Rail
Missing Jewels
Found in Tn1nk
;
• .·
The long arm of the law reached into a
car trunk Saturday and solved the cue of
a Newport Beach woman'• mlssin&
overnilbt kit contaJntnc !400 In jewelry.
Costa Mesa Police Officer DeMil
Ho.ssleld aaid the 26-year-old woman
reported the items stolen while her car
wu parked avernilbt In the 700 black ol
Shalimat Drive. •.
She Will a bit chagrined, but al~
thankful when Officer Hossfeld found the
luggage in the car trunk and closed lb~
cue.
Crowd Stones Police
SAN FERNANDO (AP) -A routln•
!raffle arrest triggered a bsmge <>t
rocb and botUes from picnlci:m ~
Bronefield Park Sunday.
Police said about 300 per110t1s wert'
dispened by 60 officers from severai
police divisiOM. All San Fernando Valier.
police division• were placed on tactical
alert during the late &ftemoon fracu. ~
"ot &re we 'l standby for the majority
of Americans to use only as a substitute
for failure ?
"I, fur one, wW not accept for the
Republican Porty the role ol _. tire In
Aniniah Talking Back
American politics." ,
In sheddin& their role as a minority
party, Morton said, }\epublicans mlllt
become "mustve!J 'tnvolved w I l h
mllllons or YOWll people, wflh mllllona ol
blact people, with millions of poor peo-
ple, with American Indians, with national
and ethnic groups, farmen, aenior
cltliens and city folk .
"We must Cl.re about their problems.
their bope1, their lrultrations and
dreaml, .. be atd. '"J'bq U1J not politlcal
commodlU" to be clealt·wlth In bulk or In
blOC1. Tbey .,. part al a sreat enUty
whlcll ta America and aU that It lllndJ
Eight Die in Fire .
WOODLAND, Calli. (AP) -El(ht
members ol a Sacramento River ar~a
larm limlly died In a Ouh fire that ...,.
llWlled thdr qad frame bouae SUllday
nlli>I-'l"tlo " the ....., cillldren In the
burnln& -lnlllllad lo flte. 11iey wen In crlllcaJ c:oadltloll at a bolpltafto.
d•Y· ••
..
Conservationists and bird watch-
'" lrl big ... a thin& they call
"natural habitat."
And you don't have to be much
of a humor watcher to know thl&
the Orange Cout ta the natural
habitat of some ol. the n1Uon'1
funniest c:artoonllta.
Found In the Joell -ti. punch.
liners with ptlntbnuhes are lbt
lnterlandl twins, Dk;k Shaw and
"the animal man," Ed Nofzlpr.
Work Crom all of tMir prolific
ptM bu been publiahed !rem
time to time In 1bt DAILY PILOT.
Starting tod17, however, Lqunatlc
Naldgtr'1 single panel r.,ture,
ANIMALocJc, will appear alinasl
tvet'f d'Y· Monday throacJt Sai.
unlay, In the DAILY PILOT. Tbe
ftrlt one ii on Pap I •.
'
I
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M-. Aolll 14, 1961 :. $ DAILY l'ILDT ~
Recall . Leader Score -'Doubts'·
•
Many Citizens Want Councilmen OustRil, Van Dask Declar;a
By TERRY ()()VILLE
Of .... NllJ , ......
' Eugene Van Dask, leader ol a move to
recall Ute mayor of· Fountain Valley and
two councilmen, today iisuied a rebuttal
to the "doubts about biJ motivea"
...... rted last ..... by Mayor Robert
... Schwerdtfeger.
Van !>ask polntell out that even thpugh
he initiated the reCan campaign, "a
sutman.Ual number of citlztns have U·
~ pn!SO<d )l)elr desire to recall th< three ·
'Honors for President
' ' Rep. James B. Utt (left) accepts Orange County Press.Club "Man of
the Year" award on behalf of President Richard M. Nil<on as Laguna
'Niguel's John B. Lawson does the hooors. Press cluti bar\ded·out an-
nual headliner awards Saturday night (See story page 12).
DAILY I'll.OT...,.,,._
Scientific Headliner
Professor Edward A. Steinhaus and wife, Mabry, admire headliner
award presented. to UC Irvine biologist by Orange County Press Club.
Newport Beach resident Steinhaus was one of 17 Orange Countians
hooored by press club for achievements in 1968. (See story page 12).
Nuclear: Powered
Suh Launched
VALLEJO (·AP)· -Mare Island
Shipyard has launched its 15th nuclear·
powered submarine.
The ~ Hawkbill , a 292·foot. 4,500-ton
Ctaft manned by 12 officers and a crew of
95, takes her name from a·workl War 11
lltb built in 1944 and decommissioned in
1946. 'Ibe original Hawkblll was over~ul~
eel in 1952 and now bi the "1.eeteenw in Ute
!loyal Netherlmls Navy.
• The new sub was launched Saturday.
62.8 Miles per Ho.ur
Highway Average
W~~GTON (UP l J -Motorists tip-
ped along the nation's interstale highway
syslem al an average speed oC 62.8 miles
an hour la.st year, according to · the
Federal Highway Adm inistration. The
highest aVe.rage lnsterstate speed in all
country was in Kamas, the report said,
where the average expressway speed was
68.4 miles an hour.
men in qu,esUon." .
The mayor, and Councilmen Donald
Fregeau and Joseph Courregts, Wued
printed answers in a press conference
last week to deny allegali~ of "conflict
or interest". and "misrepresentaUon"
made , in the recall charges which item
from a c,onltj>versjal decision on a amall
lot tract plalined by th< j.arwln Co.
'M~t History
Squarely'
Says Author
John Hope Franklin, speakin& Sll.tunlay
at a conference. m the .teachlnc of Afro.
~ hlli<n at the Univenlty ol
Callfomla-lrvine, called upon Americln
hlstoriaN to leek the nalloa'• blltory
"squarely in the fact," to reftll injus-
tices ol die past .. ...ii .. glories.
Franklin, author of lbe blltory tntbook
''Land of the Free;'' which aroused much
controversy when it was adopted by the
.state of California, aaJd, "We m\M teach
a history that recognlJts the work ol all
who work and die to make this country
what it is."
The cbairman of the department of
history Of the University of Chicago
received a standing ovation from the
largely white group of e d u c a to r 1
assembled for the conference.
He attacked the idea of history that
recognizes only the great moments of
America as a fallacy, and denounced.
historians wbo describe history as a
!leries of triumphs over nations, and over
technology WiUtoul recognizin1 the role
played by Negroes, slave and fret, and
wtthoul ncognizing "that barliarlUes
and discrimination are part of the na·
tion'• biltcry."
~ the same tiine. Franklin called for
c/u< In the clev<lopmeot ol plans to leoch
Afro.American history,
Franklin compared the current upsuree ot -In blaclr. .W.illes with the scr~ to. catch up to the Rusllians in
ocience courtes wl1eil the first Spulnlk
was launched.
He noted that in the rush to meet the
demand.9 ol black atudepts for etbnlc
atudJea, sorqe educators are sacrificing qualllY for ezpediency, hiring leachora of
Afro.Am<riean studies wlllloo( checking
their qualiflCallons.
Calling upon educators to teach black
history in the contut ol America'• put,
Franklin said, 0 It takes a~ of great , heart and ccurage to loot bistory aquare-
Jy in the face and tell it as it ii. We mult
be w11ling lo critlciu the ,put. to put the
wrongs in the textboob.
Sex Class Study
To Be Revealed
Will there be a m: education coune at
Huntington Beach hilf\ school• nest
year?
Parenll will find out al 7:30 p.m.
tonight as a citizens committee reports
on a llM·page tentative c:Ourae ouWne in
the District Board Room, 190l 17th SI.
Members of lhe committee have been
studying th< contmonial -1 over
a month· now and wUl decide whether the
course will be taught in its praent form
or il lt will be taught at' Ill
We are proud of our Laguna Beach Schools and know they
give us an excellent return on our t .ax dollar. We have
studied the facts and belle'Ve the modest, two-year tax over·
ride is essential to maintain the quarity of education our
students need.
We Encourage a ''YES" Vote on .T.he School Tc.x Override
. BE SURE TO VOTE ON APRIL 15th
I
.Glenn E. V1dde.r
Leroy. B. Childs
Yincent P. Carroll, M.D.
Macauley Ropp
Mrs. Cli~on T. Nichols .
Catherine MacQuarrie
M. T. "Red" Guyer
Jerome Kiri<
:John Kerr
Dallas R. Turner
Robert ~-Corne:ison
Mr. & Mrs. Boris B1111n
William O. Martin
Shirley McCalla
Jo•eph A. O'SuUivan
Roy J. Ward
Mr. & Mrs. Al Simmon•
John 'Weld
Verner C. Beck
Jene F. Boyd
Mem11 Jolinson
Doug Schmit.
0 . W. Price
Rev. Ellsworth L Richardson
Mr. & Mrs. Walter W.
Klosterman
YES
TAX OYERIDE
LAGUNA BEACH UNIFIED SC"OOL DISTRICT
m&tlll .._ ..... ~fet '' .n... _....., •f ........... IMU hlW WINI lhttkt.l
Today, In a lolWr to tho DAD,Y PILOT,
Van· Duk cballonpd the mayor's dabn
that be offend to talk with Van Duk
"under oath" to anawtr c bar I e.1 reglll'dlng b1J actlcm u ....,..,
Van Duk admltted lbe ....,.. called
him req-un, .. accommodltloo lead-
inl lo a withdrawal ol the neall, but
oald, "It II not true that be oll<Nd to
leslily Ulldtt oath nor la It true that be
oll<ftd to -his tu ataWne!ds."
Mayor Schwerdtlqer -Wed-neaday hll prtmarr fear In the· rtcaU
mow was. "the harm it would do the ci-ty." •
The primary llaue In the rtcaU move-
ment bu been the clty'a llJll>fOYll ol the
proposed small lot Larwin Tract, IOO
homes on JOO acres with 2s' Jiemmt of
them to have 5,000 square foot Jots.
Tbe principal raaltor In the Llnfln
.
-II lbe mayor who publicly
-bk C<lllf1lct ol lnlerelt -the ell, c.inicll approved a """' chance af.
fectin( the -· Tbe mayor did not vote
Oii the .... chall&e lasue.
Van Duk conltnds that the mayor's
declaratleo afl<r the """' chance was ll'anted In fact -wi.. no decla'atloo.
Schwerdtfeger I Oft the other hand, (.'Ofto
-tha1 ti ho bad told councilmen and
()ilnnlng COllUDi.stooen ol b1J In·
·volvement • befcre the zone chanee it
woold bave . .,..,.Uluted an "undue In·
nueoce on their decision."
Van Duk odded that lbe Larwin Tract,
0 ia not the only reuon for the recall ~
ceedinp."
lie blamed poor treatment ol citizens
at·COllDCil meetings and a desire on the
part ol the ...identa of Fountain Vall•y
to see ~preseotative government, a,, tbe
Taxpayers Told to Look
For Mail Pickup Times
POlllal paU-ma!Mg tbeir fedora!
and state income tu retaml 'l'Uelday
Me Wimed to .observe the coUec:tkiD time
schedule on moil;boz,. belon depooiting
their mall.
This admmltioo. Wal issued by Hun-
tingtoo Beach and fumtaln Vllley
Poetmasten Pete Difabio and Hector Godinez,
The Fountain Valley Poot Office,
located at 10201 Slater Ave. ·will observe
tile "1l'Jlar c1oQg time but mall will be
c<>llected fnlm lbe curblide collectloor bex
In front ol UJe pool ollice .. late u mJd.
nigllt.
Last c<>llectlon at the HUDtington Belch
Army Gives Boot
To GI Editor
FT. GORDON, Ga. (UPI) -Tbe Army tod1y dlacbarged u llllllealrable the
editor ol an .-""""'1 newspaper
critlcll ol the -and gbvermnenL Maj, GeJ1. Jillln C. F. TllJaen m, bue
commander, apprvved t b e recom-
mendallona ol a ~ 111111 beltlng board
and ordered PFC lltrmia lllvll o1 N.W
York City "eljmlnated from tbe oervice
with ari undenlrablt diacharge." 11 days
berore the scheduled end of his two-year hitch. .
The Anny cbarged that lllvll, :16, pro-
moted disloyalty and unrest among
aoldJm in his role u editor of the
salric.ol undergramd -'"lbe Lui Har-," dllb1bated at Fl. Gordon.
Main Poot Office, localed 111771 Warner
Ave. wf11beet10 p.m. List mail haul at
UJe Beach ollice, located at Main and
OHve SL will be at 9,30 p.m.
All mall poated at these k>catiom prior
to collect.loo wUI bear the April 15
poolmark.
In addition, several locaUorui: in Santa
Ana have vending machines and col-
lection boxes which will provide service
up lo midnlghl. They ar"
Main Poat Office, DI! North Grand
Ave ..
Spurgeon StaUon, 115 N. BUBh SI.
Self Service Poetal Unit, 1129 W. 17th
SI.
Sell Service Po.stal Unlt, 220I E. 17th
SI.
B~ch Stake Arts
Festival Slated
"Let Beauty Fut the Earth," la the
. theme for the fourth annual HunUngton
Btach Stake Arts and Cultural Festival,
Friday and Sllturoay al lbe Htmtlngton
Beach Stake Center, 14191 Locu$I St.,
Westminster.
Presented by the Church of ' Jesus
Christ ol Lall~ Day \lllnls, the fm!va\
will feature mm lhaD 100 local artists
and I Friday night ~ by the Hun-
tington Beach Stake Singing Mothers
Chonrae>.
Tbe ptibllc la Invited. Donation ol fl ls
uked.
sparb behind lht -movemeftt Fttgeau and""""-'""' allO dllr&·
ed b1 lht v.. Duk llqll)Orltn with ...
noring.lbe mandate ol lht cll!Jons.
Both ,... voted to upbok! ~·
conunil&l«I IJll>fOVU ol Ille Lmrln Traci
In two opec1al -Unp bdd In -1be mayor abltained on all action c:m-
ceming the matter because · al hb
de<lattd <onflict.
Contention ol lbe three men In quesllon
i.s '!lat all actlooa. taken by µ.em bav~
been oPtll and.-and that tho type cl
planned development oflered in the
Larwin propoul is a much bettt.r tract
than JIO"ible Wider the city atandanl ol
7,200 SQUln! feet J>Or 1ol.
They also feel the pending recall ocUon
will only damage the city's' reput.tlon,
reganllesa ol the""""""'·
Van Duk feell otherwtae ..
HJJJl,tingt,on City
Beaches Report
'Water's Fine'
"Come on. in, the water's fine.''
This is d:!:e open lnvi1'Uoa to. an)'Onl
who would like lo go to the beach In Hun-
tington Beach and fears· watet' pollullm.
Hantlnglon City Beach i.s open dally and
the water's fine.
Not so, however, with ftunUng\on
Beach State Park from Beach Boulevard
to U>e Santa Ana River. ne waters are
closed to swimmers, surfers or bathen.
Botsa ouCa State Beach north of th9
Bluffs is open and in daily use .
The city beach not only i.s not cloled;
but ;, 1111likely lo be closed bOc:aule of the
contamination from the Santa Ana River•
ac<onling to olllciala ol the ~
of Beaches and Harbors.
LBJ Secretary
To Speak at UCI
Robert C. Weaver, President Joblllon'I
secretary of housing and urban de'f<lopo
ment, will speak Wednesday at UC ]vine
tbarttt Day C<ftlllOllles.
The p.iblic is invited to Weaver's tal~
at 11 a.m. In Crawfonl Hall (The Ue?
gymnasium).
Weaver, lbe lint Negro to read! the
rank ol cablrlel officer, wlll -1< on
"Di1emm.as ll('U!&n Amerlca.1'
· Charter DaY Is lie!d' armually durtac the
spring cm eKb UC campus 1n oblervac•
of the Unlvenlty's birthday. Thll year'•
is the tOIJt.
FOR EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION
THROUGH STRONG BOARD LEADERSHIP
·ELECT
Dr. Ralph H. Bauer
TO
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
I ~ .
Huntington leach Union High School
Let's Put The PUBLIC Back Into
PUBLIC EDUCATION
• ,,.,_._, '1 ClttnM hr Dr. R•l,t. H. lauw, 1ff11 Win I.•~ HVfl"" ..... IMch
A Long Island mother w b o
lboopt sh• was helping her teen-
q ed Joos with a high Jcbool sci-
_,. project bas been informed by
pollce that she helped th• boys
-a crop ol. marijuana 1nstead.
J..,. Mmtnl J r., 17, and his broth-
er-John.. 16, were arraigned on
clwg• ol possel!ion ol a danger-
ous dnig. 'Police uid th• boys had
wed their mother to belp them In
their "science project" by moving
the plants from window to window
so· they woolcl get plenty of sun ..
And that for weeks, Mrs. Mentzel
spent ... ber days moving _!he plants ~
from one window to another. •
Hawoil ltd othtr 1taU1 in the
J>tTcmtaae in er c • 1 e of mar·
riage1 in 19" cmd 1961. accord-
ing .to tile U.S. Cen.nu Burirau.
That: ton't 13,113 marriage1 in
Hmoaii during t h e two year
period for a 26.4 pcctnt ift·
crease. Utah waa runnenip with
a 13.6 percent jump. State •~
tistician Robnt Schmit credits
the military'1 rest and recnation
program in Hawaii for the fn.
cr~es.
• It'• finally come. Kidclio KncliL
But there's no clangor of increued
inflation if Steve Pachan'1 plan is
followed. The cards Usued. to his
two ...,., 7 and 5, through the co-
operation of the local Miami candy
store owner, read: "Purchases lim-
ited to 11 cents daily for each son.
Mr. Pacban will pay at the encl of
each week." ••
1r1 .pr;.. .... ""' llalari, .,. of
the Qirotla at'IM Pllonis '°"' crp-pcan to ,._.Ioli lilt IWad ..., Oft<
o/ the 1~ .'QiraJ111 at the roo. Ac-
tmlly, ht:'I ;tut wing hi.! htod to
brush a ffJI GIOOI/. • 'llll: Bradleys' new nylon sheets
look just lovely, but they build up
IOCh a charge of static electricity
-Tom Bradley of Wembley,
England, was nearl1. knocked down
.. when be pn hla wit. a good-mom-
ing kiss. --rhe company that makes
the &beets advised Bradley to wear .
rubber-soled llipP_81'• the nest time
be kisses hi& wife while &be'.s in
bed. •
Apollo 11 la -lo lond at Apollo
]ondlng -n. • paint -tho equtar
llld -cl lbt -·· -Uno. Apallo 12 wm land at tome other lite.
'lEFENSE MINISTER PROCLAIMED AS MAO'S SUCCESSOR
Moo T...iun,, 75 Lin Ploo, 79
China Defense Minister
Named to Succeed Mao
HONG KONG (UPO -The Chinese
Communilt pally lodlY -ldap-tioa of a new ccmtitution tJl,lt speclficaJly
proclaims lld .... -Lin P!Oo, ....
as the succeaar-to 75-year-old plrty
chairman Mao TIHung.
1 t was not cltar immediately whether
Lin would take ewer the Poli now as ruler
Magazine Story
Reveals Pike
leaving Church
I V UlllJW l'ru1 lll~Ul""4!1
James A. Pike, former Episcopal
Bi.lhop of Clilfomia, said today ht is
leaving the church.
The 55-year-okl Pike .anoounced his
break 1rith the dmrch in an artidt writ-
le'il for Look magnine.
The Rt. Rev. John Hines, presiding
Bishop of the Episcopa] Church, said in
New York be had received no com-
. munication from Piltt and .knellf nothing
of bis decision until he rt:ad the ms&uJne
article.
Pike was a Roman Catholic In his
youth, then was an agnostic for several
years before joining the Episcopal church
in 194f. He ha s developed a keen interest
receriUy in spiritualism, and published a
book reporting on conversations ht said
he bas bad, through a medium, with his
dead .son.
He said in the Look article that ht and
hia third wilt , DiMe, are not "starting a
new church" but have established 111 in·
stituilon which they call ''The. Church
Alumni Foundation."
Atoms for Peace
Meetings Open
VIENNA (UPI) -U.S. and Soviet of-
ficWt today opened ta1b to share for the
fint time information on the use of
nuclear expkmons fc:r pem:eful PurJloses
with smalla-natioM. The Ruaaiam said
the negotiations will benefit all humanity.
The atomic uperU will Lalk for three
days or more on bow carefully controlled
nuclear uplolicm coold bo 111111 to divert
counes of riven, baDd dams or harbors
or dig a new Panama Canal.
Today's meetine marked the first time
the two nuclear l)lnil &ol togelbor on the
queslion of the puceful use of n11Clear
explooloos. Eacll --lhal tho talb ..... purely technical and """"' -.1e on lhe tffeeU cl.........,..
nuclear erplosians fGr peaceful ap-
plications.
of the world's lar~t country or would
just wait in the wings until Mao dies or
gt.po uide.
A draft constitution circlllated a few
months before the party convened its 9tb
natiooal congreY contained • clause
declaring that .. Comrade Lin Pito is Mao
Tse-bmg's close comrade-U..arms and
successor.''
A communique issued today after adop-
tion of tbt reviled consUtutioa Aid the
new document confirmed Lin as Mao'•
successor and elevated Mao's thought to
• level with Marxism-Leninism as the
theoretical basis of the party.
The action caine as no surprise. The
frail. bushy-browed marshal who called
himself "Tiger Cat Lin" became Mao's
heir apparent at a meeting of the party's
central committee iD August, 1966, when
Lin emerged as the sole vice chairman or
the committee.
It was that session which marked the
beginning o( the end for Liu Sha<H!hi, the
president of the republic and a vice paty
chainnan at tht time. At the aame
ses.Soo, Premier Chou. En-lai, Marshal
Chu Tcb and Vice Premier Chen Y101 alto
gave up vice .cbairmambipa they had
held since &he 8th Con~ in 1951 .
Today's ~ent was the first
since the Ith Congress began its
semisecret season ~I 1.
Stanford As ks
Identification
Of Protester s
STANFORD (UPI) -1'Y:o dozen
volunteers, derided as "piglets" by
~ti occUpyinc a Stanford Universi-
ty Jab, lDO\'ed. 1nlo the student-heh!
building today to identify individually the
antiwar prolesters.
The flCllllJ aod slaff memben asked
each or the 2IO demon.strators to leave
the applied electronics laboratory, which
was seized last Wednesday night.
When the students refused . the
volunteers, working in two-man teams.
asked for identification. 1i1any of the pro-
testers answered by saying they were
"the April Third Movement."
The individual identification was the
administration's latest step in applyinc
campua disciplinary measures againlt
the demoMb'ators. University officials
sa id earlier they would not call polior: to
campus while the protest rt:mained non..
viGlent.
"The pr..ident (Kenneth S. Pillll') and
I .,_ COD.timiing tG deal with this dilrup-
tion by bd.emal meam," Stanford
-llicbanl W. Lyman laid In ,._ nouncinl the individual Identification
plan.
12 Mississipi Tornadoes
$100,000 T wister Damage Reported by Mount Olive
Ceutal
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North Dakota Slate University a~lll&h
achoola In Farro, N.D., Wlft clooed lot!fy
so .-i. could help battle the risln&
Red River of the north.
North of Fargo, the river rose 4.7 fett
at Grand oFrb Sunday, IO ff.5 feet. Tl\< hlib during the 11<5 flood3 was ff.t. A .
crert of between 4' and 47 feet "as e.t-
pected Tuesday l)f' Wednesday. .
At lea.st 9,000 persoos weri be.in&
evacuated from their, homer in the
Midwest as rivers -fed by waters nm-
ning off winter's huJe snow peck: -
gnawed al dikes worked on oonstantty by
IJood figbtm.
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homelm bec•Ult ol floods. Mi...e..t.
had at least 3,011 homeless, Sooth Dll-
kota had 1,000, Waconsin had 400 and
lowa had aboot 60.
North and Soulh Dakota and Minnesota
had asked Prtlident Ni:ion to designate
them d~eter areas, enablln& flooded
communities to ask for federal aid.
Aut:horiUes feared damage total fGr the
Dak:Gtas and Minnesota would exceed the
$50 million figure for the 1985 floods.
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madlino -Two Americalll were .killed· add four
were lwounded in tho flnl mr lillnula
while tho rat cl the ~ dived for
cover. When a CCUlPll1 of IA Air
Cavalry Diviiion ~ anMd to ....,.
force them, H, too, wu pinned dGwn. SIS·
more men were tmecl and tem'&I were
wounded.
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tmell J4 Nortb· Vi&srim in·• ca
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The "-Icons were UlllCalbod -timta.
'lbe U.S. Ctnrmlnd Aid t b r e•
helimpt.n --81 don Sunday, ..... inc to 2,SH the number cl clloppn loot
-in tbt war.
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April H. 15, 16. NolOla uUakro.
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Hearts
Father Jean-Marie BooJogne
(lop Ji>olo), the oecond long-
est living heart transplant
patient, is helped from motor
launch as he arrives a( Ben-
dor Island near To u 1 on.
France. The French P'i<sl
flew from Paris to Toolon
00 bis lint loog trip &iooe
bis successful operation last
May lZ. Carl SbeaHer, (bot-
tom photo), plays with grancl-
daugbte, Bonnie Kaye Sbeof-
fer. during bis first visit to
his Coos Bay, Ore., home
since h~ Oct. 26 heart trans-
plant So far Sheaffer bas
managed a salmon fishing
llip and baa renewed old
friendships. He will r<!lurn lo
Palo AJto to continue regular
examiDatioos and data-pro-
ducing at Stanford Univer'•
sity Medical Center where the
operation wu performed.
Give New
Re Subs to Play
Har ssment Role?
LONDON (UPI) -The
Soviel Uoloo lw the ""'ld's
biggest submarine fleet and
bu deployed it widely for ap-
parent worldwide barusmer.~
In eaae ol an East-West crisis,
a British defense authority
Aid today.
Alalstalr Buchan, director ol
the imtitut.e for strategic
•tudles. made the assessment
tn a delenae analysts ~ed
""J'be so v t et 'lbrut to
Europe." (See llddlllonal Story
Page 16.)
He sald the Soviets have
about 380 submarines -more
than the Uolted States and its
North Allantic T r e a t y
Organiulloo (NATO) allies.
combined. Eigbty-<igbt of the
Soviet submarines can fire
part ol tho nurly !0<'-1
Sovltt !leet """ ci'ulslng the ....
lo addlUoo, Buchao'• ll!udy
said, the Soviels have .bout
100 submarine.I ill the Far
East, 70 iD the Baltic, 40 in. the
~lack Sea.for poalbie deploy-
ment In the lnd1ao Oceu and
the Mediterranean, and 110 In
the Arctic Ocean for poalble
deployment In the Allanllc.
. · missiles from under water.
Just whal alratejlc role this :
very larg• !or« is designed lo
play bas never been clear. ~
Soviets can hardly assume the
possibility in the IUlCleat age
of a prolonged warld war in
whlch the strangulation of
world shipping, as In the past
wan, might be decisive, I.he
study added .
Life
UPIT....._
"'Ille dispol!Uoo of the
Soviet IUbmarlne fleets sug-
gests that they are designed
for a worldwide harus1og role
1n the event of a. prolooged
crisis with the W es t , • '
Bucban's study said.
The assessment was releas.
ed as the Soviets assembled
the biggest submarine Deel
evu in the Mediterranean.
comisting of lf submarines as
The study Slid Russ.ia's real
interest in the Mediterranean
appeared to aim at
establishing itsell as the
"protecting power over the
Suez exit to the Indian Ocean,
for the canal la becoming a
vital communications link ln
relation to her growing In-
terest in the security of India.
as a bastion 1n the con-
talrunent of Olina."
M-. April 14, 1969
Hussein
Meets Thant
UNITED NATIONS (UPI ) -Km& Huoaeln o! Jordan
brought bis Middle Ea!I peace
mbsloo to the United Nations
for a meeting with Secrttary
General 'lllant today OD the
eve of the third big four ,
meeUq: on an Arab-Israeli
seltlemeDL
H-in and bis top aldes
were Invited to lunch and a
private lt8Slon with Thant.
The U.N. ambasaadon of th<
United States, the Soviet
Union, Britain and France1
prepared meantime for their
third Mlddle East session, this
one 5Cheduled for t b e
residence of British
Ambasaador Lord Caradon.
·Battle Across Suez
Heaviest in Weeks
BJ U.W Pr.-Jaltrullooal
lsr..U and ECYP(iaD jet
plaoes, tanb and art!Dery
battled ...... tbe Suez Cina]
today In the boavlQ! outbreak
of fighting then In weeks.
Each aide ttpOrlod It bad -
down ooe ol the other'• plaDes
In • dog!lghl
The ~y accelerating
series ol --between IJrael and Its Arab
to all WRITERS
in this area •••
You charge gas.
You cliarge clothes.
Queen Leads Briwns Preservation
In Farewell to Ike Of Organs
LONDON (UPI) -Britain
said goodbye lo Gen. Dwighl
D. Eisenhower today.
Prince Phllip, Queen Mo-
Elizabeth, Prime Mini 1 t er
Harold Wll!on, the Anglican
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr.
Michael Ramsey; Rom a n
CatbolJc Cardinal John Carmel
Heenan, gentlemen In bowler
bats and girll in mlniJkirts
massed Into Sl P a u 1 ' s
Cathedral for a memorial
lri>ute lo the American Loo-
Wanted:
60 Stnokers
BOSTON (UPI) -A
Harvard research kam ls
looting for 60 heavy smoters
aged 21 or over to take part
in an aperhnent designed to
condition the tobacco reflex.
Dr. David Shapiro, a
psychologist at the Harvard
Medical School, and Bernard
Tursky 1 an engineer, believe
heavy smokers light up on
cu-tting up, drinkiDg col·
fee, going """ewbere In the
car.
They plan to substitute cues
ol their own -1'Betps" from
an electronic paging device
-and instruct their subjects
to light up only oo signal.
The sJinais will &tart out
at the freqoency of the sub-
ject's smoting and drop
gradually to four or five a
day.
"By that time, the volun-
teers mAy wish to consider
whttber lo stop smoking en-
Urely or whether they wish
to maintain minima.I smok~
ing," Shapiro said.
Financed by the Amfriean eanc... Society, the program
atnu' to find out if the smoking
habit can be broken.
'"lbree-pack people tell us
they no looger eejoy dgore-
tes when they smote 1Il the
time," the researchers aakl.
. '
doners P*ibly loftd mare
than' any othor.
Passes Test
'llley came 1t the req...t ol HOUSTON, Tes. (AP) -A
Queen Eli7.abeth IL She cannot preservatlon chamber let vl-
by custom attend a nonroyal tal «gans bu pw:ed iU
funeral with -in her wol'ds first test with lunp and a -the "one exceptioo of Winston Cburchi.IL" But she heart from a hmnan being,
assembled at St. Paul'• -bepi.ng them alive for 22
where Orurcbill's rites were hours, docton: at Methodist
held and where Britain's H06pltal report.
greatest w arr i ors are The chamber is designed to
remembered in stone -· the allow transportation of the
pomp and circumstance or
empire. She ordered all flags organs to any pert of tht
lowered to ball staff. w o r Id for pogsible trans·
The dean o! St. Paul's put it plants. It can also be . used ·
into words: "We are inet to keep organs all~ awailiDg ·
together in this historic church transplant. , .
to commemorate 1 great man, Doctors placed the heart
to thank God for bis life and and lungs of. John HlcteyJ 27,
work, to commend his soul of Lawrence, Mass., in the
and to iray !or those who are chamber Friday nigtrt. Hickey
bereaved by his dealh. died from a fall in which be:
"We pray that the spirit or 15\lffered Irreversible b r a 1 n
unity between our nati001 may damage.
continua.Uy grow and that we The chamber was opened
may always be united in tate Saturday night after the
loyalty to the great ca111e of Junp provided oxygen to the
freedom and peace." heart, which beat during the
St. Paul's belonp to British test. . .
legend. In that great church Dr. Edward B. D1eduich,
atop Ludgate. Hill are the ::0: :·1~u~~.:i-;.iw stone memonall to Lords ~ • .__...
Nelson Wellington and connecticm between the ~. 1o the admirals and h<mrt and lungs are retained
marshals who made Britain m the preservation chamber.
several empire.3. Here took ~ ~ was tested
place O!.urchUl's funeral. But previously with organs ol
today tht music w a s a nimals.
American. Diethrich r em o v e d the
Terrence M. O'Neill. Prime heart of a. ~ last YMT at HM•~--of N~·-Ire'-· -bolp1tal and trans-~~~ ~-~.. -~. pol1ed It -40 miles in
the Duke of Gloucester, the the chamber lo Housloa. The
Lord Mayor. of London! women heart then was successfully
with 1hoppuig bags in band implanted tn an«her dog.
~ memories of tt;ie war in 1be fira:l object of the test
their minds -joined In Friday and Satunlay was lo
singing the h)'lllllS t b a t aee bow the heart and llllli'
Eisenhower picked !oc his !nxn a d<od per.IOll meted
farewell. to the chamber, Dietbrich
'l1ley gang ''The Batlle said.
Hymn ol the Republic" and He said the preoervatlon
"Onward Cbrtstlan SOktiers." chamber must be tested u
A )'llUll( Brltsb trumpeter, not often as pcisslblc before It ts
yet alive when Lmdon made needed for a human organ
Eisenhower a freeman of the tramplanl Mooitoring devM:ea
d ty, sounded tapo from SL outside the device keep trick
Paul's American memorial of the heart waves and bkiod
chapel. pmsutt.
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Sqift~~g and Shuffling
Tlle\"Groat Tu Reforill SweePotuea" ii about la bis apparent deep dlstnut cf local government -of rtllCIY for the ~C in $ilcramento. Th•• latest -the govemmenta moat dJrecUy reaponslve to the peopl e.
though clearly Dot Ole lhlal -t!ntJy lnlo the field waa While paying lip service to "local control," he has in add~ Iaat weei ill the fonn,cf tbe gove!J\l>r's tu paclt-fact proposed stronger state controls over county gov-
•I•· · ' ernment and oth~r focal agencies by setting ceilings on
The admlnlslratton tax rel~rm mesaage got mixed their taxes. He also proposes an arbitrary 80 ~eroent
n!actlon, r81111Dg from the usual "for the record" pro-majority vote be required to vote local taxes, uutead
nounceme.ats of ••abock and outrage" from the Demo-o1 a simple majority.
era ta to mild approval from some but not all, Republl· The most promising sign, however, i• that the gov-
c8D!. The 1"8CilO!l-I surprised no one. emor bas made It plain that his pacltage will be The plain fict is that HtaJ: refonn" basically is a negoUable
reemmgmg of the tax burden -tho rodlstrtbu~on of But, ciearly, the prospect for some Improvement In the tax bites to dilferent portions of Jobn CIUzen • ana-state and local tax aystems ii the brightest it has been
tomy. • in many years. Boll! parties know that if they default As the governor was qulclt lo point out , Ibis process this year the 1970 election year will find them In deep
of reshuffling and redlstributing does not reduce the trouble with their own partisans .. well aa with the need for tax {evenue, which iJ 1et by the cost of govern.. independent voters.
ment services. Reform may ease the pain here and So the odds are much improved for John Citizen to
there a bit -but the dolJ8;I'S still go. , finally come home from the Great Tax Reform Sweep.
The general reaction to the governor .s tax message stakes as a winner of sorts That is if you define win·
is that whU~ it. pro~bly con~S·little stal'Uingly .n~w, niD;g either as not losing, or losing St a slower rate-.
and does contain things certain to stir bitter oppos1t1on, Which, Come to think of it, is about par fQr most
the governor bas now cleared the ,!W,ay to get into ser· days at ·the race traclt window or at the tax collector'• ious Jegislative work on tax reform. window.
Baclters·ol various tax reform ,Pl'QllO!al• agree that
the time h•Jcin~ COii!!! for Wring most o! ti!• bur-den for financing school! and local governments o!f the
property tax. .
No one pretends the altemate sources of income
proposed by the governor -doubling the Income tax-
8nd broadening the sales tax -are particularly pain-
less. The qqe~tlon revolves about how to achieve a more
equitable ~g syatem.
The governor'• proposal ol. some form o! withhold-
ing tax bas the prospect of removing one big roadbloclt
that has separated most other tax reform proponents,
including his own Tax Advisory Commission.
One disturbing aspect in the governor's proposals
Uncle Sam's Big Bite
Speaking of tax reform, taxpayers beading for the
'!"'llbox to meet the state and federal income tax dead-.
line tomorrow aren't likely to gain much comfort from this thought:
Of the average $1,350 each Californian pays annual-
ly in taxes, $840 goes to the federal government. Even
the most perfect, the most equitable taxation at state
and loc~l levels, based on lowest possib1e spending
would still leave taxpayers hurting from the federal bite.
I ~
' 'Change It
Tomorrow,
Malcolm '
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Soviet SS-9 Only a Second-strike Weapon
Remarks that a student rebel gets tired ' of hearing:
"Change the world tomorrow, Malcolm.
Today you have to stay home and mow
the lawn."
"We can't issue any mort manifeslos
unle51 everybody oo Ibo commlU,. chips
in two bit.a apiece ao we can bay aomo
more ink for the mtmeograpl:i machlne."
"Oh, oh, here C01D05 Ibo cops. Now I
guess we'll get our lumps."
"It looks like rain today. ~·t we call
off the demonstration until tomorrow?.
There isn't much point tn demonstrating
If there's nobody on the street to watch
us."
Will the lamed Illh·vlhd accent
disappear now that the Harvard
campus has been infected by the
rowdy, violent SOS revolutionaries?
-B. W. A.
Tflll t.11\trt ... llfcll l'ffdtrl' ....... Ml llKHHrlfll tlltll llf 1111 ..._.,,,, Stttd
YIUr Pll -'11 19 OIOM" Oua, 0.111' l"lltl.
''THE MAYOR SAYS be Is too busy to
see your delegation, but be said be.'d be
glad to treat your whole bancb. to a fJw lee cream aida on tbefctty.11 ',
"No, I_, lake oneol your bandbllls.
young man. J lblnk what you an -ta 1 ; good spanking." . ~ ··u you came here to pt ID educalton,
why don't you just go to class ar.l get
It?"
"It isn't lhe generalion gap between us
that worries me so much, Malcolm. It's
the common serue gap."
"Change the world tomorrow, Malco1m.
Today you have to stay bome and wash
the windows."
''ALL YOU KIDS aeem to want to do is
to tear down e\-wything il has taken
mankind centuries IO bulfd up. Don't you
clean up America by wearing dirty
ahirts.''
"l don't see how you can lead the
human race to salvation, ~talcolm, when
yoo .... can'l even find your way to the
barber shop."
"The president of the university played
a dirty trick on us. lle gave us a permit
to hold the rally."
have any constructive ideas about ''WHAT'S THE USE of holding so
anything." many proteal marches against the ROTC,
"What are ft =now, Malcolm? · Mak:olm' The way it's going now we're
We're against '°'-tblngs l forge\ walking io miles more a week than lf we what 's on the Jrigram hate today." · joined the corps."
"U l agrft to raise your weetJy "U these kids are the hope of tomor~
allowance by-two bucks, Ma\colm, you row, may the good Lord help us the day
won't spend it all co bombs, will you?" after tomorrow."
"Hut comes i1alcolm, the boy "Wouldn't you be better off if you spent
malcontent." a little more time studying history and
"Do you know that mother and I have Jess Ume trying to make It?"
decided to gtve you for Chriat.mas thia "Malcolm is only 19, but he has already
year, Malcolm-a brand·new soapboz !:d embarked,, on 14. cruaades. Or is it 15,
your very ori ':' ' ' 1 Mllcolm 1
"You can hold a ait·in 1n the dean'a ~· ~·tiever mind trying to get us out of
flee as long aa )'C!U want to, boys. He hia Vietnam, son. If you want to protest
)UBt left town ilft ii two-week trip. He left eomethi.ng, why don't you stage a protest
word for )'OU· tD ,mate jOW'11tlve1 com-march against the income tax? I'll carry
fortable." ' ' · a placard in that one -and get all my
mlddl~aged friends lo march, too."
"l'D LOVE TO attend the protest
m«ting with you, llafcolrn1 bul the <IP'
lain of lbc basketbatl team nas asked me
to be tus guest at the game."
"Change Ute world tomorrow, Malcobn.
Tod~ t want you to slay home and help
me with my sprinc boulecteudng."
"I don1 ... how lbea kids upect to
"FORGET THE millenium for a \.\•hile.
What you should be collC!ntratlng on no1v
ls flndina: a summer job."
"Change the world tomorrow, Malcolm.
Your faiber said that If you want to bor·
row the car tonight, you'll havt to stay at
heme today ll1ld pollah IL"
As Others See It
Cllll*tu, Texu, Reporter : "Guess
we're old·fashloned. naive, a n d
everyt.blng else that isn't modern, but
It la bard for us to understond wlly
anyon· who Is an American, who has
ape.nt h11 life here, who bas read ud
lffll condWoas in other countria -
can, for evn a mlnutt, live ta to the
ctvll ctisotlei'_.. octurrfn1 1crou the
1111c1 •••• FrM-h! Y .. 1 But wllhla
the boundl" ol decency and respect (or
a DIUOD Uult baa nurtured and cared
for us I« more than a hundred
)'t!IJ'I."
Wetlltlll, <*Jo, Te:Je-iram :"lt m91
IJlt'Prile 1ome readers to iearn that
1'e lor1<at alilgle tndus1ly IA the world
~ .
is the travtl Industry, and that all
developed countries have a travel
deficit. Will other countries follow tho
U.S. le1d in restricting travel to the
United St.ates? If 10, it would defeat
the purpo1e ol the U.S. tax on travel to
Europe."
ZJ01, DL, New1; "ls Congress a
toothlua watch doc ot. th e Treasury?
Who paued all the spending bills
which are being denounced? Well! Old
watch dog you'd better start doing
aome watching. People are getting fed
up with a Congress which lays olI its
responslblllty to the e.-ft!Cutive branch
of the government."
ABM Argument Ignore~ the Facts
WASHINGTON -Even aa reasonable a
man as Sec. of State WlHJam Rogers has
apparently been taken in by the Pen.
tagon's hard-working propagandists on
the subject of the SS.9, or Soviet
"supermissile," as it is now being called.
The belief of too many Americans that
"bigger is betier" is helpful to Secretary
or Defense Melvin Laird and the generals
in the campaign to make the SS.9 into a
new and frightening reuon why we
should spend '6 tq '1' bUllon -for
openers -on an ABM i)irtem.
There ia no doubt the SS.9 is big.
Secretary Rogers, at hia recent press
conference, referred to it as a. "25--
megaton missile." This is a far hlgher
estimate than that made by the CIA.
which estimates it to have a warhead
capacity of S megatons. But there ls no
need to argue the point of size. Probably
the SS-9 has a bigger warhead than
anything the United States now deploys
-and It ls still far too small to knock out
more than one ICBM site, of which we
have 1,054.
TliE FACT IS Iha! the Ss.t is not a
first-strike weapon, no matter how many
grisly (and already public) details the
Pentagon ''declassifies." It is not design·
ed to destroy the U.S. ICBM system and
cannot do so. Jt is, instead, a large
warhead designed to destroy large "soft"
targets, such u cities. It is -in other
words - a secood-strike weapon, and
that's all it is.
Thus, it does not change the balance of
terror in any way or give the Russians
some huge and mysterious advantage
which should cause us to e.sca1ate the
anns race.
Secretary Laird and the generals in the
Pentagon have chosen to ignore UWi !act
-for a very good reason. The reason is
that the Safeguard AB~1 as proposed by
President Ni%tlll is not intended lo protect
large targets, such u cities. It is in-
ltnded to prOUet our ICBM alloo. And It
Is • tenable propo1al only JI Congress and
the American people can be perauaded
that the Soviets have a mWUe eapable of
destrQylng tbe!e silos. Tbe ss.t. being
large, meets the needs of the argument
so long as the argument ignores the
facts.
THE FACI'S ARE these: llJ order to
threaten only the U.S. tand·based second·
strike capability, the Rus&lafui would
have to bulJa ;ooo SS,9s, al a I>!!! ol 125
million eaclt Such a program,.WOQld give
them a n>ljllmal chance ~lroylng
t,000 w:,IUr Mtnuteman,.built!il•a c:Ost.of
$5 to ii', ?nm.ion · each. 'Ibe're ~ 11 .no
evidence.that they are. emb~~g ·on any
such rldlculou! course. J
And if they did it would still threaten
nejlher our substantial fleet o f
submarin~bome missiles nor thOse car-
ried by U.S. strategic bombers.
Ever since mid-1968, when details ef
the SS-9 were first made public in the
commercially published "Jane's All !he
World's Aircraft," it ha s been known to
be Inferior to the U.S. Minuteman in boU1
reliabWty and launching time. Indeed, it
is most comparable to our Titan I missile
which we are now in the process of
discarding as obsolete. To resurrect SS-9
now, as a reason for starting an ABM
program, seems very close to downright
deceit.
FOR FAR LESS money -say about $2
billion -the United States could
"superharden" all of its Minuteman sites,
Roughly speaking, a superhai:dened site
is five limes as strong as a hardened site.
Thus, in order to maintain the same
counterforce abiYty, the Ru~ians would
have to do one of the following : (1) in·
crease the warhead size of the ~9 by a
factor of 11; or (2) dooble its accuracy.
Either of these is a far bigger order
than penetrating the "thickest" ABM
system .
In short, the much·trumpeted SS.9 is
not a breakthrough in the balance ol ter-
ror. It is a weapon of great horror -but
of no greater horror and somewhal le ss
efficiency than many of our own. It
·justifies neither panic nor the ABM.
By Frank Mankiewicz
and Tom Braden
Income Taxes in the Co·mputer Age
("The purse of the people is the real
scat of sensibiltry." -Thon1ru Jeffer·
son, "1Vritings." Vol . X, p. 59)
~fartinsburg, \\'. \'a., is bracing for a
flood of magnetic tapes. By mid-April
some 110 million tax returps of all types
will have been mailed olf to branch of·
fices of the Internal Revenue Service.
Slightly more than 7S million returns will
represent about 107 miWon individual in-
come ta:icpayers. The mnainder will be
reports of corporations, partnersblps, and
the like.
This is the third year in which col·
Jectlon of individual income taxes will be
thoroughly computeri2ed. Returns are
routed to seven IRS automatic data pro-
cessing (ADP) centers -in Andoyer,
Mass., Atlanta, Austin, Ctn c 1 n n at i ,
Kansas City, Philadelphia, and Ogden,
Ulah.
TllE REGIONAt computers transllte
the returns Into metal tapes. These are
sent to the huge com~ complex in
Martinsburg, W. Va. -the Martinsburg
~tot\Ster -which ~s the new in-
fonnatlon againSt muter Hies for all
taxpayers. Every return is checked for
errors in aritl\ml!:t.lc. This limplt
mathematical check recouped about '$2&6
million last year from tlspaym who had
trouble adding M<l ·•ubtracting. Al the
same time, about $175 million was
returned to people who had overpaid.
What's your chance of ~ ht for a
Jurthtr check - a detalled. txamtnaUon. or audit u the lRS caHt tt? The odd! are
aboul 2S to 1 In your lave<. About I
million ol the 75 mUlion returns will be
audlled. II the oompultr plll his lhumb
on you, you •n at Mast 1tt •a Jetter askln,g
for clarlficaUon of certain Items on your
return. Probably you'll be called in to the
nearest IRS oftlct.
SOME RETURNS will be audited that
have not bctn spotted by the MarUnsburg
htonster. Sheldon s. Cohtn, former Com·
miS5loner of Internal Revenue, points
out: "The Revenue Strvlct 'eyeballs' the
returns. too. just to spot odd or
SW1plclous things.·•
If you have ever hAd your rel.urn
audited and found in error. you can prtt·
ty well count on a c.lost check from there
on ou t. Not that lRS necessarily suspects
you or being a cheater -your Income
bracket or the probability of error Jn
your job pattern may nominate you for
sptt.lal scn.iUny.
Last ytar IRS ~mputers turned up 1.5
million t.t:cpayerl~bo owed an 1ddltlonal
$2.9 billion. Conversely, an audit caused
the return ol $177 million to 1.S million
taxpayen who overpaid.
THE IRS DTIMATES combined in-
come tax collectiom from individuaJs and
business this year at more than $1.22.5
billion, an increase of $25.1 billion from
the previous year. More than $84 billion
will C1>me from indlvidual taxpayers.
Even Woodrow \\'ilson, who advocated
the first modern graduated income tax
law, admitted: "The tax collector is
never esteemed as a lovable man. His
methods are too blunt, and his power too
obnoxious." Yet another former IRS
Commissioner, Mortimer Caplin, has
said: "The American fulfills his obliga·
tlon or citizenship with integrity, 8 deep
sense of patriotic duty, and a better will
than taxpayers anywhere·else."
The Martin1bUrg Monster makes the
taxpaying proCess accurate, if not
painless. As Tkius Caesar ttplied to
certain governors who p r o p o 1 e d
burdensome laxes: ''It is the part of a
good shepherd to shear his flock , not flly it. ..
Powerful Tax Collection
In our credit economy, lawmakers have
made laws to help crtdltors collect bills
and debtors to protect themselves.
But the UnJted St.a\el is our common
creditor. We owe tax money, When some-~ne doesn't pay, Uncle Sam can col·
lect his bill as no other creditor can.
Your tax bill arises from self·assess-
ment on your tax returns, lhough the
government may usess you itself. Jt
Jn4Y audit your books and deny some of
your deducttons, or add items you may
hive fcqotten. Quite often, believe It or
not. the government fin<U m!Jtakes in
your f1t0r, and returns money to you.
UNCLE SAM'S collectlon weapon 1J the
tu Hoo on JOlll" property. ll exisll from
the Ume the tu ii asseMtd. 1n some
·---•• GflOrfJfl ---
Dear George:
t have been a member of the
Secret Serviee for several years
and rectlved thM promotion:s.
Unfortunately, 1 hive aomewhat ot.
a problem. I don'l know what I
am suppooed to be doing. Can you
-help m<l
ANON
Dear Anon:
I wish I could. Anon. bul li
~'OOld betray a confidence and the
other guys would say I couldn't
ketp a .ecr«. Just mingle with
the cfOWli and quit be.ing '° nosy.
-
( -·.,. I
I Law in Action . _ _.
ways it is a "secret" lien; it need not be
recorded, and few people know of JL Yel
the lien ts still on all property. 1be
federal government can claim the lien or
enforce It later.
The Uen applies to everything -wages,
life lnluraoce, intangible interests, etc.
Exemptions under state law such as
homesteads do not limit the federal
government. u the rovenunent c1oe1 not recon1 the
Uen, the lap pn>leCtl mortc-. buym,
pledges, and Judgment cnditors. But other cttdlton must take their chances
that an earUer tax 11eo dor.s not give the
U.S. fll"&ler rtcbls-
IN ENFORCING Ila Ueno, the pv.m-
ment can oetae IDd ..U property, cfooe up
1 buslnesl, « give nollce IDd Ile up prop-
erlJ. II ,... bu1 Ollt 1 ~ mak<
,... tba_t .1"" will not hive to Jll1 lhe
!lellet'1 ~toe&. federal or state.
A buslnua er I tuPl)'tr who a;oes
broke muJI pay the laies before be paya
seneral credlkn. Nor can taxes, unlike
olh<r dtbll, be discharged in a
banilruptcy oourt. .
Note: CGU/on1ict raw.,cra o//tr thit
cozuwrt IO WOU moN knolO about 01.1r
f(!t.Oj.
.,J,'~'l>
'Tklt won't ~• necesury.
llr. Th••••.'
Quotes
P. R. \\'. Paris. Hawthorne -Das
&hen ever been • man In oHlct -
Democrat or Republican -who ha!
not been accused of doing 1be job fo r
4powtr'? Cou:ldn't be be doing It for
&he simple faet that be'• alncere In
wbat be bellevea?"
Douglas M. Temple, Berkeley -"It's
not the presence of police on campus
that ls tragic, it is the fact that they
are needed al all."
-----Monday, April 14, 1969
The' edjtonaJ po~c or f/1e Dailp
Pilot Heb to tn torm and s~
lllat• rrad.rn b~ presenting thLt
ftet&ipaprrr'a opinions and com-
..,ntaftl on topics •I l!tl<fclt
one! llgnjtlcancc. bf prooidlng a
'"""" ,., lh• • .,,,..u1on .,
our rcodtrs' opinioni. and b11
preae-ntmg Che dt1>trst ornu-
poinU of in/ornitd obttrt1tr1
and ipokt.nnen ort toJ)(cs of I.ht
dor .
Robert N. Weed, Publisher
•
Hijack
Warning
Posted
WASHINGTON (AP)
Airlines officials throughout 1
the country are (U.S.) display·
Ing the new government-print·
ed. posters. warning or t h e
penalties for aircraft hi-
jacking, as fasl as lbey
become available, the Feder31
Aviation Administration said
today.
The posters, in several dif-
ferent sizes, are b e i n g
distributed by FAA regional
offices, and made lheir ap-
pearances in major airporl.:5
early this week .
As the supply increases,
they are being displayed also
al-airline city ticket olfice1
and in large travel agencies.
Ultimately they'll be on view
at all airports -on terminal
walls, on ticket counters and
wherever they might be
useful. They are available in
Spanish as well as English.
FEDERAL CRIME
The first part of each sign,
in black, says "Aircta!t hi-
jacking is a federal crime
punishable by death. (El
atraco de las aeronaves es
un crimen federal que pucde
conllevar pena de muerte.)
Next, in red letters: "Car-
rying Ctlncealed w e a p o n s
aboard aircraft is punishable
by prison sentences a n d
fines." (El llevar armas
ocultas a bordo de las
aeronaves puede conllevar
multas y encarcelamiento).
And in blue pri nting;
"Passengers and baggage are
subject to search." (Los
passajeros y las equipajes
estan sujetos a inspattion).
Meanwhile. the second week
of FAA testing of weapons-
detection devices, at various
airport passenger boarding
gates, was completed without
incident, and in most cases
wilhout passengers suspecting
they were under surveillance.
TESTING PROGRAM
The FAA started the rield
testing program at some ma-
jor eastern seaboard airports,
placing l he equipment al a
fe\v boarding gates u s e d by
Eastern Air Lines.
If any of the three devices
under test detects a metal
object such as a gun er knjfe
on a person passing between
the boarding stations,· a tiny
red \varning tight fla shes on
ta signal a possible weapons
carrier.
The FAA has been using
test subjects to find out how
sensitive and how reliable the
devices 1vere, and t o
determine whether they could
distinguish weapons f r o m
other metal objects such as
cigarelte lighters and belt
buckles.
The FAA is keeping the lest
resul!s secret, and has not
identiried the airports whtre
studies are under way, except
to acknowledge that some are
in the \Yashington and New
York Cit.y areas.
An FAA spokesman said the
average passenger does not
notice the test equipment. and
!hat few persons working at
the airports are aware of It.
EASTER1' Cl-IOSEN
Eastern "'as chosen because
ll. has the greatest number
of flights to Florida and has
been the 1nain target of hi·
jackings to Cuba .
One unexpected resull of the
lest has been a mild protestl
by some other airlints that\
lhey are being discriminated
aga inst. .
"Some people seem to think
that there's less likelihood or
being hijacked on an Eastern
plane. because of the testing,
and we may be losing some
customers that way," one
airline representative said . I
"T\1aybe we should install
rl umrny detectors at our gates,
and give ou r passengers the
impression that .,..,c·re testing
too."
Herbs Luncl1
Sche.dnled
Herbs of the Bible will be
the theme for a luncheon at
1%:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
,_femorlal Garden Center on
the Orange County F 1 I r
Grounds, SB Fair Drive. Costa
Mesa.
Gucsl speaker will be Or.
Glenn Walker. pre1ident or the
Long Beach Herb Society.
The luncheon 11.•jlJ real.Ure
herb-seasoned food, with door
prilC."'I and literature on herbs
and gplces.
For reservaUons. can 541·
3'86 or 53S-it4!.
I lC>A_I _>'1\TAY
SCULPTURED POLYESTER CITY-SHIRT
16.99 Reg. $33
Our shirt-shift Clrosses up in a bffutlfully t.xtured Fortr.13
·polyester knit that's wrinkl .. shy, ti.nd-woshoblo. While witk
black trim, si10s 8-16. Misses' SporlsWffr Drones, 12.
.. ANNIVERSARY
SALE
'
•
SWEATER VEST SPECTACULAR
8.99 Rog. $11 ·$17
Great buys on tho sportswear sc...;p of the year! We show
only one from tho group: belted ii 00'/. wool ribs, ivory, blue,
coral, y.ftow. Misses' Sportswear. 40;
-~ ' . "
JUNIORS' PRINT SWIMS POLYESTER KNIT SEPARATES FAMOUS MAKER PANTS
7.99 $13·$16 valuts 7.99 -8.99 Rog. $16-$18 5.99 -12.99
A famous label togs this snuzy stripe bilinl
with drawstring bra. We 've others, tool
E1sy..c1re collection includes pints. tunic tops,
skirts, sh irts. Soli~1. stripes, •itos I 0.16 in group.
MiHIS' Sportswear, 89.
Exciting values in group of solids, plaids, print.
In tho latest stylos. Como ,.. them olU
Junior Sporlswoar, 97. Missel' Sporhwoor, 78.
_,.. ,_ , .·• ""'.:.. ·• ,... ' • Ja · • .~m· .. L~ • •' :r . ..-!:.. • A . JL
ANAHEIM NEWPORT HUNTINIHON llACH
44'4 N. Euclid 535-112 1
Mon. thru Sat.
I 0 a.m. to 9:10 p,m.
'47 Fashion l•land 6'4'4-1111
Mon. thn1 Fri. I 0 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Sat. 10 a .m. to 9:Jb p.m. •
7777 Edi119 tr Ave . 192-Jll 1
Moo.thn1 .S•!·
I 0 a.m. to 9:10 ,p.m. 1
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By Phll lni.rfondl
•
Railroad ·
Sl1utd0Wll
Averted
1
MIAMI (UPI) -A cool e ~"~!
ll<wanfeis bu Id li be·known ~~'r.; that hijackm d°"'t rate free
drlnb on nonscheduled flighb • ~·•••pl111·
to Havana. • D.11t•I '·-'~ Janet Hoffman was one of Jutktil\f
the hostesses aboard a Pan ,...,_ ~, .
. .,,...,.,. '"' But ·~ot lh;i.rt~ ~ .. •h•~
Sdiool . of a.Siiiss ,
WASHINGTON (AP) -'Ibo
roilrood Industry and tho
1Jpalmen'1 union, negoUating
under threat ot government
intervention, have rQChed
agreement on a new contract,
averting a crippling na·
Uonwkle nll strike.
With the Nixon ad-
ministration poi.sed to seek a
congressk>nally imposed set-
Uement In the event of a strike
W·~--.. --
American 7r1 jet which was SO.l7S3 et ~.1 .
11
1 diverted to Cuba by four ann--~~~~~::::!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ed men Sunday during a . ~
Puerto Rico to Miami bop. .;
When one of the hijackers . ,
negotiators for the indUJtry ---------
and tho Brotherhood o I
ordered a scotch on the rocks,
r;be made hlm pay.
"fie iave 'her-. dollar and
she gave hbn 50 cents
change," aaid Capt. George V.
Dix, the pJlot on FUght 4'0.
Railroad Signalmen announced
Sunday they had agreed on an
JI-month contract.
11le announcement came
with less than a day to go
before today's t a.m. strike
deadline and after around.-the-
clock negotlaUon session.s. The
cootract actually won't go into
effect until raUfied by the
union's 10,000 members, who
vote later this week, Details of
.l _ CJ • D the agretmenls were not re-
A l\.l'lll y auns eserters fe;:e:· sJrJke had been called
and the other rail unions N Ag • t v • t w refused lo cross signalmen ot runs le ar picket lines, it woold have
been the secend nationwide
WASHINGTON IAP) -Op-
position to the Vietnam War
moUvated only a relatively
small number of the American
soldiers who have deserted to
Sweden \n recent years, ac-
cording to an Army study.
An Anny study of the 116
soldiers listed as deserters to
Sweden .says more defected
because of disciplinary pro-
blems than as a protest to
U.S. involvement in the Viet-
nam lighting.
The report said of the 116
cases, S6 soldier& .deserted
because of disciplinary pro-
blems, 39 defected because or ·
opposition to the war and
there were no known reasons
for the remaining 21.
the more highly populated shutdown ol the industry in
ti ta tea. could not adjust to two years.
.Anny ll(e; and was a The 1967 strike, called by six
disciplinary problem before be rail unions, resulted in Con-
defectec[". gress passing a law requiring
The document omitted the the two sides to reach agree.
names of the individual defec· ment in 90 days or faee a con-
tors while summarizlni the in-gressionally imposed contract.
formation from the files of Labor Secretary George P.
each·one them. Shultz indicated last week he
Amoo1H!"'Jli!Ciplinary<pro-would .,... similar legislatkm
blems, invoMiiJ• civilian anCI. in the event of a ~e t~
military offemtl' ~ -than , year. '"The government simply
deser1Joo, Weni re.,·e·ated isn't.going to tolerate a na•
AWOL. dpJI abase, in-tionl.l . railroad strike," he
debted!iess' anil:Nall~ . ·said. . .
W ars~w-Pact 'Games'
1be study used the files of • p T • ~~\~6 :rn.1o,~!F~; Raise rague ension
deserter in Sweden. ·
1st Nuclear
Satellite
Put in Orbit
Dix said he was about 250
miles out of San Juan when
Miu Hoffrilan called him from
the alt (back) galley and cald,
"A man bere1 wants to go ·to
Havana. I th.ink he bas a toy
or something.!!-
VANDENBERG AIR "Bring him up and let's find
FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) -out," the captain told the
The first U.S.· satellite design-itewardess.
ed to take a three-dimensional The gun wu no toy.
took al the earth's weather It was the second hijaeking
patterns rocketed into orbit lt>-within 48 hours, the 22nd of
day around the pol~. the year and the 14th involving
The Nimbus 3 satellite car-U.S. airplanes. For Pan
ried instruments for seven American, it was the first or
research projecta designed to the year and the third in the
develop a system for ex-airline's history.
endin 11. f t b An Ecuadorian airlines DC6 ,t g wea,,uer orecas s y was rui·acked iaSt Friday dur· up to two weeks on a
worldwide scale. ing a night in South America.
The 1,269-pound, butterfly-Dix described the gunman
shaped sapcecraft -heaviest who. entered the cockpit as
yet in the U.S. weather eye short and stocky and unable to
program -was launched late speak good English.
SW1day night by a team from "lte kept waving his gun
the Air Force and the National a r o u n d saying, 'Havana,
Aeronauties ·and Space Ad · Havana','' the pilot added ...
ministration. "'Later, he bummed a match ~
ConfirmaUon that it reached from me to light a cigarette ?
113 686-mile-hlgh orbit was and said, 'Thank you'." is
reeeived at 1:45 a.m. PST to-Three qther. hijackers re-·
day . mained in the passenger sec-The Nimbus 3, the first lions. · · ·
nuclear-powefed w e a t h e r "They never pointed the · •'
satellite, has two '500,000 guns at us," MW l19ffman 1 •
plutonium-231 react.ors in said. "Initially they were very
t"'·o -by -six -inch m e t a I nervous. They would change
capsules. The power packs the guns. from one hand to tbe ,
will extend working tile of the other. They appeared to be
equipment_, to more than one congenial with everyone."
year. , One of the hijackers read a
Hungary and Western Russia The polar orbit a:ives Nim-Bible inscribed "To Ramon,"
as well as "other countries" of bus 3 a look at;all the earth's stewardess Merrill Potash
weather a:s the s)obe.nvolves said.
"He js a regular Ar~ PRAGUE <AP ) -New
·soldier, nearly 23 years ol~warsaw Pact ml I l tar y
and has had three years of maneuvers oJjening t o d a y
high school. ' . . . heightened t.eNion in Prague "He is single, had 'DO civilian over the crisis in relations
ocarpatlon or skill, came from ·with Moscow.
the Warsaw Pact. the Soviet nu., ' b"l "He kepL tell•"ng me about :i~ns~id~e~the~~,.~~~~~~"'°'~·~·~·:_~~~:...'.~~'.'.'.'.'.~::...::~..;:.==~--~~-,..:...,.--::;-";J"~-:;>-v;;~-':"-;~...,...:"~T:--:7~~~~~~~ Bloc military alliance. The _
Warsaw Pact, the Soviet bloc
military alliance. The Warsaw
Pact also includes Ea s t
Germany, Bulgaria a n d
' ~ The e:rercises, announced by {.~<~Defense Record NJrr ·~:iri· to run throogh
•• ,f· ~. the eve of a
WASHINGTON ( f -A ineel\lll•-"''1tlie ' lllknember
record U million ~are ~~·Communist par.
attending c o 11 e·g-p -. and ;tr'"~~. Committee at
unirirlities in th · tJnJted , --~ and pro-MGOCOW
States, according Ao th e ~91tiftl are expected to
Depilrtment of Health, Educa-o • elaih. . · . .
tioo 8 n d Welfare. If~~·tbe· ' , 'Jbe~.ment said the
enrollment figure for fist. f&µ ":"•*8 would . t e • t a~
was an 8.7 percent iDcreUe 1 t1atrcraft def e.n s es 1n
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Romania.
It was considered likely that
Bulgaria and East Germany
also would participate in the
maneuvers. But Romania's
Communist leaders oppose
fortign troops on their soil.
Their party newspaper
Scienteia condemned t ti e
maneuvers in an article Sun-daf, saying it was imperaUve
for European countries to
"'refrain from any demonstra-
tions and acts of force, in-
cluding military maneuvers on
foreign territories."
The new maneuvers are the
second Warsaw Pact military
exercise since .'": .. t~ ... new
Crechol:lovak-SOrit'r dl r I s i s
bepn.'.lt'WU set off by anti-
Sov\el .demonstrations Marth
28-29 after Czechoslovakia's
ice hockey team defeated the
Russian team tr. Stockholm.
The 'Soviet Union rtacted
angrily lo the demonitralions.
The Kremlin rushed Soviet
DeCense Minister A n d r e i
Grechko ,and Deputy Foreign
Minister-Vladimir Samyanov
to Prague, and the
Czechotiovat party's Central
Committee announced new
press ~ntrols, disciplining of
journallsts and titrengtbenlng
of PGUce forces, with the anny
,,. to be used when necessary.
A week ol Warsaw Pact
grwnd maneuven was held In .
Czec ho slovakia, East
Germany Poland, and
reports lated that the
')JJ-~.,n Soviet occupation
orce tn Czechoslovakia was
being increased.
Czechoslovak authorities on
Saturday announced that ad-
diUonal Russian troops and
equipment would arrive this
month. but two hours later the
1overnment canceled the an-
nouncement with a n ex-
pl&n1tion of • • ch a n I e d
circumstances." This has not
been ezplained.
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On4l of the reasons you can take
off in a Chevrolet with hardly a wom
in the world is that we have BOme
pretty rood guys to do your worrying
foryau, They try; to anticipat:.e just
about' any driving problem you may
face, and design Chevroleta in such a
manner u to leave you one up. Here
are some enmples.
S.,... $effP for tho Camaro
As engine temperatures escalate,
&0doee the need for air. Hence, Super
Scoop, a good-looking addition to the
CanWoSS or Z/28 hood shovels up
cooler outa.i.de air and shoota it to the
carburet.or to boo6t performance. And
get thia. The door of the scoop is power
operated so it le ta in more air whenever
you need it
Sid• GU1rd Door Bum
Ever drive along a freeway and
notice that heavy guard rail in the
center that separates you from the · CID~ traffic?
Weil, now a new Side Guard Door
Belln is in every full-size Chevrolet-
Capric:e, Impala, Bel Air, Biscayne,
Kingswood Est.ate, Kingswood,
Townsman and Brookwood.
It puts a guard rail on either side
of you-inside the doors. And not
surprisingly they look a good deal like
the ones you see along the road-
heavy bars of corrugated sl<>el
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Face it. Into each vacation a little
rain will probably fall, and it's going
to meM up not onlY the window glas.5
but the headlights of your car.
Chevrolet has a alick device you can
order that washes your headlights
as you drive.
You just push a button 1nd
pulsating jeta of washer-solvent flush
the grime and road dirt off·your
outboard headlight leosea. A great
foul weather friend.
Antl-TIMlt Lecll S,.tlftl
There'• nothing quite 10 distres,,..
ing u coming out of a.restaura.nt in 1
st~ town, heading toWaro your car
and discovering it'• rone.
Which is why we've made the
'69 Chevrolet ouch 1 tou(h cu to •teal
'Vhen you take your ignition key witA
you (1nd we have a buzz to remind
you to do jW1t that) you lock not on!J.
the ignition but the steering wheel
and transmission selector lever ii welL
Blq1r1nd-...S.1nPtis
To keep you outof.t.roubleyou
need an engine that's u quick uyour
reflexes. That's why Chevrolet instaJta
t.he biggest st.andard V81nd Sb: in ita
field on it.a full-size models.
By the way, these an the regular
gas base engines we're talking about.
If you want to order the most power.
ful V8 engine in its field, period,
Chevrolet'• got tba~ too. lt'1 one of
many choices you have in Chevrolet'•
Sports-Recreation Dept.
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not stop in 1t your Chevrolet dlalet'1
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I ' ' LOf(DQlf (AP) -IDSWl'Jan renunciatioq 'Of her" mandate been more numerOus • 'lhi11
Arnold· J. Toynbee ..Ys ·the for the .~dmlitlstratlon Or ~~·s, 1.1 Toyn bet Mid.
United <Sta tea ud Israel have Palestine wu followed ~ · "Ill 0;1. · yeir ·lllfil the stantaneously bY' \he-pro-. /'to-· · • taken up I.be art of coloniall!m 'clari\itiOn· ot .tile· -·state Of -,µ~tfd S,tates bas ~ 1n ex-
whf:re the European nations Israel on Palestiniln>Arab ter-iltence:, 193 years as compared
left olf after World War U. rltory." • . ' · with Israel's 21 years, LJke To~ depicted the Viet-· While the Amtrlcana h8d!fto· '~ael,. ~United Slates came
nam conflict and Israel's run-Intention of evicting the Viet-'8to existenc.e .~h vlc~
namese and replacing them m a war -and this against
with American' setUers, "the the same opponent, Britain."
Pale!tihiln Arabs1 and also &ll ··HAYE £Xi-E81ENCE
nin&· war with the Arab slates
as colonial wars.
"For a brief moment it k>ok-
ed as if the end ol European
c:olonialism were going t.o be
the end. bl colM!a11'1n itself,"
he wrote in hi• new book "Ex-·
pe.riences" published Wed-
neJday,
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other Arab 1 peoples within
Israel's reach, had a mill Now, sald Toynbee, the
greater incentive to resist than United States and ·Israel were
the Vietnamese had," be ~id. mtttinc wilh the experience ~ "an Wl8.ctustomed one for
FIRST VICTORY them" -of f I n d i n 1
"Io l9h U>e state of lsr.ael the'mseli'ea being frustrated in
Is only 21 years old: yet Israel war.
has already fought and won "Israelf -colonlafism ·since
"But, since the close of the four wars, ... Toynbee wrote. the establishment of' the state
second World War, the "Israel's Urst militiry victory 'of lsrael i.!' one of the two
Americans and Israelis have was won over Britain before bl'ackest.. cases· in the Whole
rushed in where West. Euro-Brl,4iq's abdication of her history of colonialism in the
peans now fear to tread." mand!Tte for Palestine in 1948 modem age; and it!' blackness
Toynbee said the "recession and before Israel tierseli had is tlirown into relief by ifs
of the French wave of col· been formally co.g.sptutaj,as a .. ~" be sa_id . "The East
onialism in Vietnam was state. European Zionists have -been
followed by the onset of the "Israel's other three Wars t:iractising-colonialism i n
American wave, and the u .S. that she has won since then Palestine in the extreme form
war in Vietnam, like her' have all been won over the oI evicting and robbing the
previous war in Korea, has Arab states: the first in 1948, native Arab inhabitants at the
been part of an attempt to the moment after Israel very time when th.e West
build an American colonial herself had come inlo ex· . European peoples have been
empire in ·eastern Asia ex· istence, and the other two ln renouncing their l~mporary
tending from Japan through I~ and .1967-. . . . rule of non · Euro p e,a n
South Korea and Taiwan The ·v1ctor10Us wars 1n the peoples." CF.arm~) and Sooth Vietnam U~ted States' ·hitherto un-r;:i;::::;=======oll
to Thailandf and ab: including · broken. series of them have
Australia and New Zealand,
which, in the pertinen · Who Can Read J I geographical sense, are East US
Asian countries." One 'Peanuts'!
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C-11'111"9 ........ ,,,. c ........... . The British liistorian climed
that in its present stage "this
American colonial empire"
has taken the form of an
American protectorate over
states that remain nominally
independent "but have ac-
tuaU, become U.S. sa_tellites."
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familiar to both the European
ex-imperia l peo pl es
themselves and to t h e i r
former Asian and African sub-·
jecls." I
Toynbee said Britain 's
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Voice for Minorities
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
stormy weeken d of soul
searching has left Calilornia
Democrats agreed on giving
minortlies a bigger Vol~ in
the party -and split over
how to deal with campus mil-·
Hance.
whe n he refused to let one of
them interrupt the panel to
make a speech attacking the
party and California educa-
tion.
SF State · Outdoor
Rallie s Ban Ends
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Emergency rules banning: out·
door rallies at San Francisco
State College ended today, ac-
ting President S. I. Hayakawa
amounced.
Police will remain on cam-
pu!I, he told a Democratic
Party conference on education
in Sacramento Sunday, but
will be "diminished."
Permission still must be ob-
~ne:,eto li~~:es~i:s S::~i
mean .. people can hokt rallies
in the central campu!I area in-
stead of being limited to in-
door rallies and nllies in the
athletic stadium /' he told
newsmen.
Outdoor rallies were banned
when classe6 reeumecl at the
campus Jan. 6, but QDt were·
held anyway and resulted in
some of the most violent eon·
frootation.s between students
and police since disturbances
began oo the campus jest fall.
They ended Mardi 20 when
a tentative agreement was
reached between studeits and
the administration. Hayakawa
later rejected part of it, but
the strike did not resmne.
"We ~ going beck to
work," said Hayakawa .
"because there baa been pea<e
on the campus SUlCe the begin-
ning m tile -.r. "
d-n branch d the col·
leae. pooaibly to be locatod ln
the Old Mint bulldlng.
Hayakawa said, "Peeoe on
campus b not a t'Oflllervative
or liberal demand~ Pe.ace on
cam~ li a universal caU1e.
Radicals have tried to make
you believe that the ooly peo.
pJe who want peace on campu.s
att oGv. Ronald Reagan, Max
Rafferty and I."
Rafferty is state superin·
tflldent m public iootructioo
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"Those who would make ~
believe that peace on the cam·
pw i2I only a Republican cause
would hand the election in 1970
to the Republicans with a little
ribbon tied around it," said
Hayakawa, who ls a CUCAMONGA, Calif. (UPI)
Democrat. Fl h Another member ol the -ve c med bodies were
panel, Speed Ross Jr. of Los removed, Sunday from the
Angeles State College, acclWd wreckage of a light plane that
the 250 Democrats at the f!rashed into a mountain slope
meeting ol "flunking out and burst Into flame. again" by rQ relating to the needs ol 9Ludents. A member or the search
When Haya kawa answered a party said the twin-engine
question from the audience Cessna 3!0 rammed a large
Ross objected and said: · pine tree on the west fort of "~'t campaign here, doc-Cucamonga Canyon and was tor, Just amwer tbe question."
"I'm not campe.igning fer a hail melted from the "terrific
damned thing," r e tor t e d impact and extremely hot Hayakawa. fire."
"Yoo're cam~•-•·g for Th ~-e plane was en route from govemcr," charged Rosa.
Another • paneli!t, M a r i e Albuquerque, N . M . ' to
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1 FORT ORD (UPI) -An Hollinu clolmo the army The 'def.,,,. att~rney al90
~ Clpta1n was ICheduled ~" about lbe demomttaUon wu expected to ask Lamont lo tallfy today bow be read befOI'<! it OCCWTed and could why be didn 't read the the mutiny aec:Uon of tnilllary have tak.en ltepe to )tevent Jt, prisoners other sections of the
• Captain Lamont hu already military law Instead of the one
I a" t O 2 7 1 l n It n C stated be reoeivtd a pbQne call dealing with mutiny -a
demonstrators tut Octobei' at on Oct. 14, tnforming 'hlm the charge which carries a max-
the Prealdlo military bue in sit-down wu eotn& to take imum penalty of life i1n-
San FraoclJco. place in two hoi.n. prisonment.
C&ptaln Robert S. Lamont, The captain 11id he ordered Eight of the f7 ha ve already
who WU in chirp al the rqular prooec:lum; to be been found guilly and received
Presidio stockade when the followed and then "went Nck sentences rancini from nine
sit-down demonttraUoo oc-to sleep." months to ll yeaT!I.
cumd, ls ezpoctod to face •!================== tough croswuminatton from
Terence Hallinan, defense at~
tomey for 14 aoldiera on trial
at Fort On!.
The defendanls uid they
were protesting stockade con-
diUons and the llhootlll( death
of Pvt. Ralph Bunch by a
guard, who 1aid Bunch wu
trying to ...,.pe.
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Dominated by political fol-
lower.i of the late Robert F.
Kenntdy and Sen. Eugene Mc-
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Tielorm voled Sunday to in-
clude Negroes and Me1ican -
Americans "at every policy
making Jevel."
An~r public official, San
Francisco Mayor Joseph Alio-
to, made it clear he was in.
~~ested in moving ahead po-
ht1cally, probably by running
for the Democratic nomina-
tion for governor next year.
He wu apf>lauded durlhg a banquetsp.Odl~tuliiliY)ll•ht
and then mi1:ed for: mlft than
an hoot with. delegates It his
He said he hoped to have
departmerU conc:entrOOng 00
Negro and MeDcan-American
3Wdies by next September,
but charg<d -militants had delayed realization of Utls
by their disruptions.
He also sald he iB trying t.o
raise funds for a n e w
Loordes Baeia, a Mexican. River!llde, Calif., Saturday and
American, aceused Hayakawa landed at 0 n t a r i o In-
o! saying "I, r, I, when it ternational Airport to r efuel.
should be we, we , we are It faded from radar screens
striviilg for this. The headlines minutes after it took off in
you have made recently do1_he_a_:vy:_ov_•_n:_•_•_L ____ _:c._::=. ___ ~
not indicate that you are part .-
The minority repreSentaliv-
es should be chosen ''by black
and brown leadership," t h e
conference decided.
hospitality room. • •
Alioto nit,rated to • news.
men that he hadn't decided
whether to run. But It Was
1eamed that two· prominent
San Franciscans, hotel m a n
Ben Swig and Walter Shoren-
stein, a real estate man, have
set up a "Friend!! of Joe Alio-
to" orga nization to raise funds
for his political career.
GOP Sol-On·~:::""" A . '"
C 0 l w hh ACgS~S~~~.,, But the meeting turned into
1 shouting match during a pa-
nel on the political effects of
campus disorders. likely to
be a major issue In the 1970
election.
Advocating a strong law and
order stand, Dr. S. I. Haya-
kawa. President of San Fran-
cisco State College, ran Into
opposition from two Negroes
and a Mel.ican -American on
the panel, and from delegates
who insisted student! grievan-
ces were justified.
"What have you '~ to
make sure b1ack and Mllican-
Americans a.re a total part of
the college instead of being
asked to play football and win
J?ames for America," asked a
Negro delegate .
Another potential candidate
for the Democratic J!OVemor-
ship. Assembly Minoritv Lead-
er Jesse M. Unruh o( lngle·
wood , talked to the delegates
at a luncheon Saturday.
-Oil Firms
Don't 'Car e'
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apito it old-in
S~CRAMENTO (AP) quires withholding of hlCome
With a jibe at Gov. Reagan, taxes from die .salaries of
the Republican chairman or those new to the state's econ-
the Assembly '!! ta1: committee omy in an effort to catch
today announced a heariag for some so-called "t1x chea ts"
Tuesday on his bill to establish who don't file returns.
payroll withholding of state in-The governor said Jut week
come taxe!I. he is u op~ as ever to
"On tai: day this Tu~ay, compulsory withholding such
April 15th, we are going to as the federal system.
have a 'Withhold-In' at lhe But he said "f lee nothing
C a p i t o I , ' • a n n 0 uneed wrong with giving the citizen
Assemblyman William T. the right to pay hi1 taus in
Bagley of San Anselmo. the way that is most con-
Bagley invited Californians venient to him, 11 long u you
••to come to Sacramento pay dont' force him to."
their !!late income taxes J~ one Bagley said today 1n a 1tate-
lump sum, inform t h e ment the people are deman-.
governor of their opinion on ding the convenience of state
withholding and attend" the income tax wltilholding. Advocates of student Jk)Wer
were in the majority in t h e
audience and they shouted
their anger at conference
chatrman G.W. Holsinger
Revenue and Taxatio n Com· T h e M a r in C o u n t y
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Ma-miUee'!I hearing on his bill. Republican took over the
jor oil ~ were ac· Reagan says he still opposes withholding bill fo11owing the -~ b •-•1 M' · resignation ofJohnG. -.:~ Y ,..._,uru Y 1norlty mandatory withholding of ,·n· V M
Auto Noise
Chec k Set
eneman, odesto Republican Leeder Jesse M. Unruh today come taxes from paychecks Assemblyman, to be c 0 m e
of betng determined lo corr although hia new tax revi!lion Pr e !I id e n t Nixon's un·
tinue ' offshore d rt I I i n g program propoaa a voluntary dersecretary of health, educa·
1'9pr'dless of the hirm it does _w_ithho __ ld_1n& __ P_l_m_._1_t_a1J_o_r_•· __ 1i_on_an_d_w.:.'~::."::.:.'·-----I
to '-bes, bird• IOd fish.
"U these companies are
allowed t o c o r:tinue The Daily Pilot Cove rs Boating
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
team of Calihrn.ia highway
petrobnen starts t o d a y measurq the noise 0 f
•-1es zipping along the
highway. to determine if lhey
ore vtolotiog the st.u Code.
urtlampered m their wanton;--~~~~~-~-~-~~~---~-pursuit m Jtl'Ofits. tar-.olked
feet will be a far greater
danger to future California
beach-goers than sunburn,"
Unruh declared.
His remarks were prepared
for an ~mbly conunittee
hearing on his bill to make oil
com panies liable for a 11
damages resulting from future
oil drilling disasters. Such a1
the recent well leak near San-
It limb 80UDd to a max-
imum of 82 to 92 decibels,
depmding on the type of car
nr truck and speed limits. Of.
ficers say most passenger
cars will be limited to 82
decibels, about the noise from
1 pne:wnat.lc drill. • ta Barb'lJ'a.
'Ibe patrolmen are using a
lboeboi:-fllled meter ~·ith a
cable to a microphone on a
lour-loot-high tripod placed SO
feet fnln the center of the
riill>t-hlnd lane. To Mart, tile
team js operal.ing in Los
Anples, Ventura and Orange
c.w<ies.
The · Inglewood Democrat
said "it should be obvious to
('veryor.e by now that tht di
companies are detennined to
continue haphazard drillinc
even if it means de9troyin1
most or Southern CaWornJ1'1
beaches and thousands m
seals, whales. birds end filh."
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FOR
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LAGUNA BEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT
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Nixon Man of Year Leuure Wor.ld
Tax .Relief Dlie? "
President Tops County's Headliners
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ANAHEIM -NwlJ 1,000 Nixon's civil service cem· Calllornla Federalloo o I . . '11 J~ llROBACK ,.....,.. a1m11ar to llorte's . ..-aod celebrillol 1111nded mtuloa. lie ls the lint Nqro Republican Women, IOI! COWi-•"' ~ ""' -He .llilod ~ ., -&On ihe 11.tth annual Oronp Cowl-to bold either pqa!Uoo. ty pr• c Inc t organhaUon ·SANTA' ANA·.:;\ '.....1-'.·"ve . Gecge Jle!Wnejlln (JI.Loa&
ty 'Pr<sJ ·Clall Re1dllner Henilln-DeplityThoma1 chaltmlll and• m~ber of rellf.f flir .""-"~ly BelCb), r~e R. ~-
aWlf!ls dinner dance Satur-SealJ of Stantoa,1 a memtier of .the Calllomla RopullUcan Leisure World~ who ([).San h~) aod-;:m;:
day, boooring Orange County's the Orange Oowrty Sheriff's Slate Central Committee. were left out in the' cold \by Maris (a .... ....__,_). most oulstanding clt1"'11S for lleplrtmen~ waa honored 10< Public Service -Mrs. Prop. l·A may ho IOf!hCoiplng '"""' f'-
lbcir pel00!1&I ~levemenlJ in bis attempt to &ave the Ille ol Gloria Khn of Santa Ana, !or aooner than anUclpaled, ae-The .....,, l>ad preY!oaaly
and for lhe cowity in JIU. • 10-year-old boy wilbout her work with the SER ---1in to • ....____ been informed. that t be President Nlml wu award-regard for bis own safety. Organb.ation, with Its aim of ""'u g county ~r 1 ed the club's "llan ol the l!Wlllllitatianls -Mn. bringing "people 1o the jobs, Andrew J, Hinshaw. Asaembly Reveaue IOd Tu-
Year" honor. Born In Yorba Wllllam "Donna" Zlchocbe ol IOd jobs to the people of the Hinshaw said he "" in-ation committee would not act
Linda, Nixon is the lint Or1Dge, IOd Danny Dovey or Barloe.'' Mind Test formed by sourca l n on Burke's blD unlll May 15 ln
0r1n1e COUnty clUsen to ho Costa lleaa. Mn. Zlchocbe ls Real Estate -Philip J. Sacramento that GovJ!fllor order to determine If Ibero b
elecled to the presidency. a -ol the Orange Cow> Reilly, MI 11lo8 Viejo Rooald Reagan baa Indicated enough stat. money available
Congmaman James B. uu ty Heart Auoclatlon , developer, for his work in Ordered wllllngneostolelthepr<pOMd to extend relief lo the accepted the awanl In the dllirman ol lta cemmy care belplni to l0<m more than 20 property tax relief measures
PrWdent'a abrlena. un1t committee, and supsvil organlutions destined to be beard before upc«ning cooperatives. Gol~lated He a d J J n t r ing nurw: at the Orange Coon-alleviate possible problems F B he budget bearings. In the meanllme, hedging
awanls were presented to 17 ly Medical Ceator. brought on ~y rapid com-, Or ar r The county assessor reveal-against the poulbillly lhal the
Orange County residmts for Davey, a United Parcel mwUty growth. ed last Mooday that peraons Legislature will not pau the
otitstanding contributions in a Service deliveryman, ba s Sci Dr Edw-~ A living in cooperatives such·as remedial law in time for this
wide range of field&. They devoted bundrtds of boun of s~°:. Pro.fess;~ or GARDEN GROVE -'those in the Ltisure World year'a refund Id for June 15,
mre: hill spare time. to gathering biological sciences at UC Psychiatric eiaminalion fu retirement communities in Long Beach attorney Wllllam
Aviation -Douglas "Wrona food. toys and clcthing to tend Irvine, for his work in Jden-Atascadero State Hospital has Lagima Hll1a and Seal Beach A. Williams acttng for Seal
Way" Corrigan, known f« bis to Hopi and Navajo Indian tifylng insect viruses and ap-been ordered f Gard were not included in the pro-Beach Leisure World la pJan.. #1 llloht originally charted ........uom at Tbanispving pllcalloo o(·paibo ..... u an or • en visions 'ot Prop. 1-A which ning ceurt action to lorce
taU·laim. from New Yark to and Cbriltmu, ad ii ·cur· alternative to-tJie•l Ule"' of Q_rove barber accused of set--' grants homeowners -a f10 compliance.
Beach, but actually en rently trying to establish .. hazardOU& diemicat POottcides. ting r ... to bis shop. I rebate on this year's property His titigaUon will lake the
_ tn Dublin, lrelanCI. lDdian IDWJeUDJ. Sports _ Silver medal noMtd Edw~· Rm, 3S, was tax bill and a $750 exemption form of a "mandate" to the
· -Business -S. F. Eyestone, Medicine -Dr. Joseph award winner Ed Carulhefs, on their 196t-70 property awssor to accept refund ~t oC Autone~ and a David -and Dr. ·William Kin-Olympic high=. Jumper w h 0 committed to the at.ate facillty asseaments. claims from c ·0 0 p e r a t I v e ,.,v~ prtSident of North cannon, for their teamwurk in cleared the seven-foot mark Friday by Superior Court Affected are about 11,000 apartment owners and force
·)American Rockwell, w b o trt.atlng gastrochisi!, a rare more often than any high jum-Judge Robert Gardner. He rul-cooperative apartment owners the state controller to pay the =~helped establish the world's and often fatal birth defect. per in the history of track and ed that\Rill was incapable of in Laguna Hills and 6,500 in claims.
computer center• in Their efflrb aaved the live:i: of field, won the amateur award. understanding the nature cf Seal Beach. Anticipating this a c t lo n ,
Hills. Eyestone wu six infants born last year in Winner of the profmlonal Now slated for early con-Hin.shaw bu, with t b e
recenUy named metropolitan Orange County. sports citaUoa wu Dan his offense and must remain sideration is AB 575. ~ ~aUCX!. of Sal Beach city ~ for the National Poiltics-Mrs. Pat·mft,."for Gurney, race driver, ttctDtly in the hospital until he regains traduced by Aslemblyman officials, delivered 7,000 r• ~ of Bus1nesmMn · ln her elfor!J on behalf ol the appointed captain ol the his sanity. Robert Burke (R-Huntlngtm fund claim& to Seal Beach
!:!lr"'1n1on.e Counly b. 1 President R •Pa b 11 c • D party in Mercury Competition Team, Rill was arrested at bis ahop Beach) which mates tM Uisure World. ~' Calllorola. Shi ill ·prealdart of tlv ""'bl I th :1'!' CommunitJ Service _ Dr. the 0ranp: County Federation and winner of the Riverside 1ast Feb. I and charged with coopera es e'"'6' e or e William Price, a Newport
::.-ilhelm de NljJ, lounder and of a.publican Women's Clubs, ~ car ·nee· lour cen-arson. Only minor demage taxm:::'~ts~ ho had also Beoch attorney, npreoen~ ~ident ol Services fir the on tht baartl ol directors of --ve ,years, 11113 through was caused by the lire, ol-been inlormed that three stale ~ ~~~il:or • .,. :~~ loc., Santa Ana. which tbe IOlltbern dtri.skm d. the 1961. ficers said. senaton had I n t r o d u c e·d ,,--, ...,... ~,..~7 blind person,, for pro-~~-:-~~~~~~~~~~~"-~~~~~-=::.:.:::::~~~~~~-=~~~'."...:~..'..::~'..:':.'.'..~tion~.~-..,-~~~~~-JI t~~~ ~1: .. All Penney Stor•s Open Ev'ry flllght Monday l rough Saturday
~erton Junior Collep, ..
. ~ucator for tbe put a years.
OI Entertainment -, J 0 b D '"' .;;waine. actor, ~ and "'direcloru..Uu•o..tt,. ~panllnlocal ~
~ce projecta. He lives ln ~ewport Beach.
:•111 Government _. James E . .:i~obnny" Johmon, put cfirec..
·P!tor of veteran affaln for :~vernor Reagan and cur·
~tly a member of President
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Hewpart·Mesa Unified School District
School Board
1.'-'e1 ,ffenry E. J,ones
* Knowledgeable
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CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES
The School Bo.rd should rot1in fui 1uthority for
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TEACHER QUALIFICATIONS
A vel"(simple formula should l>o applied:
Obt1in the best
Demond the most
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tho high school level roveols I weokneH in tho
ro1ding program al the olemont1ry level. Im•
mediate step• MUST be token to correct this
weakness.
TEX1'BOOKS AND
SUPPLE.MENTAL MATERIAL
Tho School Boord MUST provide daring leader-
ship to insure that proper taxi book. ore mode
av1il1ble. Al minority groups should be con1ider-
ed when selecting 1upplement1I material.
SEX EDUCATION
Tho School Board MUST supply ••no objective
leadership in tho 1ccopt1nce or rejection of 1
curriculum for sex education. This includes care-
ful comideration of ALL point. of view. The 11nc-
tity of individual conscience and religiou1 con-
victions mutt be re1pectod!-·
The following concerned citizens are just • few
of those who ~•v• pleged their support to 'Hank'
Jones.
Mt1. Mildr,d Fi1fi•r
Mn, Wilhelmine Red11u111
Mr. I Mn. Owen Ankeny
Gl•dy1 L1ud•11Mrt•r
Terry Ttmp1e
Mn. D1phn• M. MuMY
Mtt. leo111 M. TownteN
Mr. I Mn. Hud1011 I . S•ffell
Dr. I Mr1. Dick Ul!de ..... ood
Mr. I Mn. Do111ld R. leen
Dr. I Mr1. ReNrt JI. h••c•
Dr. I Mrl. William R. Ki11t
Mr. I Mn, Will i•111 D. Ki"t
Mr. I M"" J. H. Sericlen
Mr. I Mn. Jo1eph E. Thom11
Ch1rte1 M. L..u .. enbert•r
Mn. Em1111 J, Ch•rriley
Robtort 0. Ch•lflley
Mr. I Mr1. F. G. lutli1t9heffl
A11ejee11 Lu1k
Rey M. Reiff
l1111Mrt W. Roliner
Gle111t W. Crok
Nonn111 Mein
RoJ,ert L Wilion
Mr. I Mr1. Ale11 L Alldeno11
Ray lellman
Rev, J,.,,,, llaln
Gl11111 C. Beiley
Mr. I Mr1. Roy R. McCtrdle
Roger 0. Wellt
Richarcl l. Ov1rly
Joh11 Smith
At+iana Simaltit
Sa111 Cra.,.forcl
Mr. I Mrt. C. F. Colat.,.arlh1
Mr. I Mrt, Cfiffo,.f rarlti111
Mr. I Mr1. l ill1 Sti111
Mr. I Mn. G .. ,., lall
Mr, I Mrs. Waltar Rica
Mr. I M,.. Hawar4 Paga
Mr. I Mrt. Fra,f Gaa11a11
Mr. I Mrt. A. 6 . Cariar
Mrs. Joh11 Rawli11t
Mn. Frtnltll11 Ha.,.Jti111
Mr. I Mt1. D. J. Raciti
Mr. I Mn. R. E. l11r111
Mr. I Mrs. ~ilip Pilta
Mr. I Mn. Mi•• Ryan
Dr. Joa lip1co111li
Do1111i1 P, Schol1
6aM'f• H, Satlltr, Jr.
Mt1. C. Will!all'I Woo,f
Dorathy Du1111
Mr. I Mt1, E,f la1111att
Mr. I Mn. loacl S. t:. Froftaf
Mr. I Mrt. l'eny LarMI
Gary D. l1te1
Hain1 Wa11arm11111
Mn. L R. Marti11
Mrt. E. Atch
Mr1. Mary ratar1011
Ytctor s. c1 • .,.
Mr1. Chari" M. far9v1en
Ecl ith I 6111f1va Volta
P11tor Anclro.,. C. Ancfat1011
Dr. w,,.. R. Elter
Dr. J, Calvi11 Hol1i119ar Ill
Joyce Martl11
Mt1. l'olcli Si1olalt
Mn. lvrton A. Wil d1r
MrL l..ollaNl I. Hyltoit
Mn. Richarcl Moeller
Mn. C1ll101111 W, Sumrell
Mn. Fay I, Rober
Mr1, A1111abel S. Ment,omory
Mn. E. D. Danner
Mrt. Wilbur Jaclcf111
Mrt. Alan C. Stena111a11
Mn. Nail V. Parry
Col. I Mn. Willi1"' Jon11
Mr. I Mra. lob Dut•n
Mrt. John Hop.,.ood
Mr, I Mn . Ralph Waholt
Mr, I Mn. Tvclt Rabbitt
Mn. E¥1rclaa11 J. Vari Sloota11
Mr1. Hetty I. 1,,,,.,
Mr1. Shirley M. Jacquet
Eclwarcl J. J1cq1111, Jr.
Mr1. l1rli1ra W. Adams
M,., Grace Stow•rf
Mr1. larbar• lun••t
Mn. Etlitti Raricl
Mr. I Mn. Ed. H1nlo11
Mr. I Mn. Willia1r1 I. Smith
Mr, I Mn. Laon Froncis
Mu. Garv l1t11
Mr. I Mrs. Ricltarcl Howlancl
Mrs. 6abriall1 RafllOI
Mri. M1r91r1t McF1rlancl
Mra. Auclray Eg9la1ton
Mr. & Mn. Marvin Gib1011
Mr, I Mrs. 0 . Paff
Mr1. Kathrvn Aclam1
Mtt. Don ll1sli1111 Jr.
Mr. & Mn. Cft•rla1 A. lac•
Mr. I Mrt. c;..,. lattJ1toni
Mr, I Mrt. lofll Gilmor
Mr. I M11. HalN'Y Rutt.
Mr. I MrL 011ano 6 . Pipit
Mr. I Mn. Roltorl Howa..4
Mr. I Mr1. J. I. Sau11clorto11
M.,... Catlierlt1• HaNJto ... e
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Mr, I Mn. WoMro.,. Pitt111an
Mr. I Mrt. Herbart l 11rnha111
Dalt I Mtrla11 Storll11t
laonarcl I Fayo Ki119
&11a1t I Jaa11att. Q11lro•
Mr. & Mtt. Ray S. Cr•11 <
Mr. I Mri. Clayton la cM\ie ~
Mr. I Mr1. Jl1111 l'arltor
a.i. I Dorit leaN1ley
Mt. I Mrs. Rett Da•i•
Q.roW £. Key
L .. n-1"011
Mt. I ~,.. C. w: Kir~,_tw1.
J1y ........ toy
G .. rp ltlcltia
Mr. I Mrt. Slt.W.._ Kirl1111atriclt
Mr. I Mrt. Ha,..W•M. a.,....
Mn. lt¥arly Hl Rltt.rtaffl
Mr. I Mrt. TM 1kMett
Wu4 I RMa11eo &re.ttt.ff
* * ELECT
M,.., 0011 E. Rohfelclt
Mr. I Mrt. Ro11alcl S.llintar
Mt. a Mrt. tt.,er W. ~1tr1tt
Mr. a ~r .. J. D. MitcMll, Jr. "'
Mr. I Mn.·I, C. Da11-·•
t.y, I M"• lo1b Mottal4tt
litr. I M,... JaJt11 W. Cal11 M,._ J9MI A. C..,..-
0... a M r~ W1r1. S.i,fol
Mr. l Mrt. J. J, 1,. .. ,
Mr. I Mn. M.. l.. Carrico
Mn. l..wrMtca A. P11to11
Ot. I Mn. K.A. Trr-ff
Nate lo•ff " * *
'HANK' JONES
VOTE Tuesday, Aprll 15
HINRY .~ JONES ' X
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UC Irvine 'Fandango!)
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Old California Spring Carnival Theme
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~onday, .\prll \4, 176'1 .
Los Alamitos Bookie Draws Year in County Jail
LOS ALAMITOS -A Los ~ ~· J u d g c lkimbola's ...,,puloo, Elmo Lakewood; the thin! membtr fenM,
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JRVINE -"Fandango" has
been selected as the name for
the steGN1 "~I spring
carnival W be held at UC
Irvine oo Sunday, ~ 18. The
theme will I be the "old
Califomla ranchero."
ducted Unicamp project to
provide " """':'~
A)Jmlloe __ mllll ..,... ooe ~ C. Cameron handed F. Scheele, 46, o1 Anaheim, of wllal Police selcl wu a well Mn. Yea• ~ l"lllY
mdoth Jri Oraqe County Jail the jail tm\i '111ul'1day lci drew a l~~ term for his organized botlln& busln..,, is befcn Judp llollorl -
for hls·boomulng operalions Jooeph Bombola, :14, ol l04I part In the e, operaUon. current!Y -ini a ~-month and l1lllll,.... u ...-1
orianlaalloN, ...,.. and ...,.1~c~losc~lo~th~e~neor~!'!by~r~a~cetr~ac~t:_ • ...:·~"'-~,..~~Dr~iv~e.:_ ____ ~G:loria~'.,_~·Y~-~·:_~I_!•:._• ~ol~!Jall~'ocnteoiof~~· !:'~f<r~lbo~-~~DO~of~·:_:U~'lr~ .. ~,..,.~'.)P'~•~•~-~-~:_,....-
t e 1t1, rldu; m111lc 1 -. .... -.,,._. ~ pu;jcjpooll wlQ
Studenls and ·members of
community support groups
bave begun planning decora-
tions and activities for the
day-long event.
Primary beneflciary of the
event will be the student-eon-
per• r~, chllili<n from·Onnp y.
The carnival Jut , raised
ll,200 fot lhil l""P""!.
Ao addltklUll llllD.1 will be SOIAll>t this yell' lo go to
Biafran relief.
Schedulfd lo begin al It
a.m. and to cqpcble with out-
door eolartaimnenl In the evining, the .. hndango" will
feoture bootha·~ by
wear ~ of early
ClllfOrnil I Tbe ..;.,a1 will be bald .. I
C&mp!I II the --cl Bride• Rood 'lDd ,,_. Dri.,, ~ will
simulola on -11 "'"'-'• puebloWlthatdna;-
s;;;;w,ardleeand1-ln,
W a ''bandfto•s hidflawty. ·~
Fair Gives Youth's Trial Reset
Building t~ In Skull Death Case
Retarded ~VERSll>E -Trial for the
one ft!ID.linln& defendant In
'l1le Orange Comity Fair ·the ....,_ Elainor< skull
Board la turninc over Its rab-~ murder · C':'8 ~erect last . -year by thiee,Coltl Mesa rab-t11t exhibit huild1ni.on ~ CO:f-blt·hunten has been reset.
~a Mesa fairgrounds to the Rowland J.' Bttry, 19, of
Orange County Association for 3014 Toland St., Santa Ana,
Retarded ChiJdren. will return to Rlvtrside Coun.
The building will be coo· ty Superior Court PU}' :z:e, on a
verted to an IJ....montb-a-year motion to delay, m1de by the defe,nse.
training workshop for men-He ls held in Riverside
tally or p h Y 1 I c a l l Y han-County Jail without bail.
dicapped children and adults. Ben-y has pleaded innocent
· During the month_ of July, by reason of imanity to the
the workshop will be used for execution shooting of. Kent 0 . Davis, 21. of Hayward, ap-agriculture exhibits at the an· proximately one year ago.
nual county (air. while two other suspects
About 20 h a n d i c a p p e 4 originally charged have been
children and two supervisors released.
iniUaUy will take part ln the Authorities be1ieve. Davis . came to the Southland a year training program, tentatively ago carrying about $800 for a
"schedu1ed to begin May 15. major drug purchase and was
Workshop hours will be 9 a.m. murdered. for the money by
to 3:30 p.m. alleged suppliers who never
Persons wishing to inquire planned to ~yer.
about the training program His scattend bones were
may call the w o r k s h o p found be1aw RallrQl,d Canyon
,training center at 835-3511. Dam near Elsinore last fall,I
'•141 hlitlcel Mff•tl-1
VOTE APRIL 15th
FOR OUR
CHILDREN'S SAKE
Fred w. V 0 S ·5
Huntington Be1'ch
Union High School · District
Board of Trustees
C•111,•it11 Cen1111lttH f•r Fred W. v ..
Ch•lr ..... : C..lyl M. hrry, 6411 Slit• Ci.ct.,
H11.tf .... lffch
not long before l'tCOr'd whiter
rains would have eradicated
an evidence of the murder.
Seals Aid
every 750 of the more than
22,000 babies bom in Orange
County tlli!: year will enter the
world burdened with a cleft
lip, cleft palate, or both, ac-
cording to the county's Easter
Seal Society.
The society is attempting to .
assist these children and their
families with programs of
diagnosis and therapy in-
volving the parenUi as well as
the cllild.. . -
The rehabilitation center Is
treating an increasing nw:nber
of children In the cleft palate ·
program eac'h mon,th.
Parents and doctors know·
ill& or ~ft-palate-llp children
needing help are invited to
telephone 633--7400 or visit the
ti!nter; located a~ la:KI East La
Veta Ave., Orange.
Fair Adds .
Two Entries
lf you have ~a· lj.kh~i" fur
pigeons and gul.net pp, you'll
be pleased to ' know that
categories for both' these e
tries have been 1C:tded to the
list of events for ·the · 1969
Orange County Fair and Es-,
position, set for .July 15-».l at
the Fairgrounds. jn Costa
Mesa. ·
Anybody in C8lifofnra who ·
breeds cavies -lbat's a f~ '
word for guinea Ns -mAy
enter them Jn the" judginc. But
only Orange Coonty pljeon ,
people may enter their birds
for judging.
WANT INTEREST
ON YOUR · BANK.
CHECKING ACCOUNT!
YOU CAN'T on IT
BUT WITB PACDJC'S
SWITCll 'N SAVE ACC01JNT
Yn C111 do •ut • Wiii llr .. 11i111 l1t ... ••-la
ym1•11r 1•ca t .. 1111t_.il,...P11mcn~ lilll
Accalllt mnl Mildlilg •llJ ... IRd ftltll • lflll •"' k •. ., ....
eveQ dollar earns everJ daf It Is la
7oar •••• .Aeeoaat-nea for 1ast w dQ'.
i1111r'lf HP h•A11 • n ii
• Jill el •a t•r .... II • ... WiM 111&.
lnill• la'"' 11111• It ....... -fnll 1M Ill If"' •ltil .._ n111• .,. ft,
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VOTE I TUESDAY APRIL i 5, 1969 ' "
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QUALITY EDUCATIO" • ·• • •
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COMMITTEE TO ELECT l . E. DINGWALL, MR.. CIUS C. CRIS, 1621 ADAMS, HUNTINGTON IEACH
It's finally happened to Newport Beach (and to the
world)-a genuine:. honest-to-goodness BUG·A·
BALOO~Nobody's ever had one:before but, it was
.pound to happen, zind Iverson thouaht of it!
lver90n's '11pa'C" is his brand new Volkswaaen
buildinc which is the largest and most beautiful in
.the Unitec:t States. Cor:'lceived with an zirtistic flair,
it houeeil 'ifl•"19:rY )iit;st in !"'rvice and diagnos!iC'
eqUipment, and is a peHect showcase for dis·
pl1yl1111 the la~est changes in the Volkswagen line
(thet r •. If ~u can spot the changea): ' . .
A FR~ ·BUG!
Ourinl tile world'• first B,UG·A ·BALOO, lve...on
will chle 8W8Y a 'apetkling new 1969 Volksw111en
(otllerwiM known as ."The 81111"). All you have·
to do is pay us a visit. If you'w never been to-e
BUG·A·BALOO, now is your opportunity to ·t;e
among'tfie f irst! At'the BUG·A·B'ALOO, you'll see
the latest in Vo lks~agens and Por!ches, within a
layotitthe likes of which you've never seen before!
BUG·A·BALOO refreshm~nts await those that
CARE to see .omething d ifferent! Now's the tinie
to put a ''Bug" in }'6ur house!
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The harbor •re•'• only a,uthorized Vqlkaw•pn d .. ler.
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l4 DAILY PILOT S Mood.,, AP<•I -., ., ••
Ericson B reaks Ground at .Irvine Yo ... M••~y's Werth
Ericson Yachls, Inc., builder Complu for its new --f~m was found<d in ·11M. ll Co~·b;;.z Vla.:__ g' "ne·
'of fiber glass sailboals from quOf!m offk<!s al!d principal wa. purcllased ~I by a I ffl •v W · ' ~,
2.S to 41 feet, recently broke West C.o&St ........Auction facilin.. corporation com · of' Mar· · • . • ' I. • · 1
' r-"""$ l ' '!' ' I ground in the Irvine Industrial Now Jocated in Oraftl!'~ the · qui.s ,F:. Pitm;M. Jr., preaidel\t, · , ' • ' • ' • ,' . 1
-=-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.~ :1.~~i1 :.:s: Prices?-Never
.TAB 111,.. ..,... ''"••••• _...,... ..,.1u • sublldiary of. Pac tf i c --· , -" · ... .. P'-'9 c .. .,.,. • American lndwtries, Inc. (I( , , • 1 .
-More doch>r1, d1nti,h, 11t1otMy1 11!MI P">tt•tio1111I ' ~Angeles. , • # " By SYLVL\·PO~f 'J11e-vtry qlreat1of the con-
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P••~'· .,,,. TAI b•c:•u•• tl1•y ~" d1pt11d '" r11i11Dl1 The gr o u"n db r e•a k j n g -suddenly, rumen 1 ie trots would Jpeed QP today's 1•rv•c1. I ' Was held at the Aston and spreadfuaacrosa.tl}f'..1'atlll:tUt wage-price .~ to a :bor·
•. LFOOWR AASS $)4 MOPNERTH • Deere Streel aile. t!ie Nli<i\i ~1"11 rifying degree. Tbole 'lllo'con-From a $300,000 per year COlllidering a ~ !cir tend the controls worbd-dur-
• • operation Une years ago, wage-price controls.--~ ing World War U and-Korea
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, Erjcson. Yachts has grown to the anti-inflation Wie.a ·po'n• hatteitberneverstudledwtiat'
$3 million In volume with we've tried so far are ~ , ,
distribution nationwide and in not working. 1be -~ actually happened or ~ve'
• • Europe. being heard is that only 'the forgotten: To i 11 us tr ate :1
"Our new facility sboold "sledge-hammer" approach of betw ... the oulbrtal; of' the
• • enable us to expand to a year-legal limits on price ancf'wqe -Korean war·ln Junt 1950 and
-• ly .volume ·ol more than ·1& inllreases wiR,effei:tiveb' c;urb • ' '
• . ' • -milliOO,",Walton predicted. . tqdfy!s apirM-·The ~I ~ pricehol!~ ~ Jan. 25,
t ~ • "A teaNre ol the new Plant • is Jbat since bOtb busifle\ll p-o-1951, w ~ prices soared I •. • .•. ·• •.•.•.•.•• : • will be Int West Coast's only fits and labor paycbttkl1 will µi percent. M. for World War
. •.• · wpter~~ tank," he added. be curbed, the restrainls, wlll-U. wben it finally ended and ;:;::======'========''=====;::;;;,;=::;;;;;;;::=====.i be accepted' !>Y the J\lllion; • under-the-<oonler illegal . in-
~ .• you, too, will just Jw_e_
California Thrift's Giant 6%
on J.2.month ful ptid lrrvestment Thrift Certifiaites. Elm our
hanctsorm 5':h:% on Paulxlok Accounts CIPf"ICI for any •mount.
Wlthdr ... ls honored imrnecf"11tely ort demand.
Call Cal·Thrift. We'I be happy to 14111 you more: mbout out proud '-·
reputation. How we can help benefit you -your family. And how
...,. can handle all bothersome details of transferring your prewnt funds
by phone Of mail.
remember ...
Invest
by the 20th
Earn
from the 1st
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direct . controls a ·re un-creases COU1d again b e
derstandable ·and obvious; the reported l~, mail pr~s
~ wor)ed in WC!'ld Uynlcketed II.I percent m· w~ n and fbO Korean c"'1lllct ~.Some "treeae. :· ."
and will •Ork qain ... ': An<ffWllO!Jl,.the beginning!
-Nol 'Phil~ be ~---~ c:ailmll couJd.not.be
inaanity. · · enforceci'.1'Hhout an mny of
WAGE-PRICE c o n.t r-o 1 a pricing ~men, a hor-
would attack• tbe ~. r~~ bt1;1~reauc.~acy ~
not the causes of inllatiOO: and Waahinllai to admlnisler Ill"
thus would help Only to .woilen restrainll "Ind .Uangulating
an already dangerous ~tion red tape. We are not ~
psychology. (When y:ou have a to setup this .bureaucracy; we
fever, you don't cure it by put· !'11ven't. the manpower to. run
ting the thermometer in the it.
freezer.) -EVEN AN UM\' of
If an all-out emergency ex· policelnen would be able to
ploded in the U.S., it is con-price only a limited number of
ceivabIC (barely) that wage-~sential items. History tnOwB
price controls would work for that manufacturers would im-
a short while, for t be mediately cut . the productJon
emergency probably would of the contro1led (and relative-
bring forth an out-pouring or Jy unprofitable) items .~
voluntary cooperation a n d concentrate on uncontro(led
· compliaoce. profitable items. This would
But it· is inconceivable that Jead to shortages of easentiaJ
these controls WOllld work goods.
agaimt the background of -A nli«ling system would
198t's detested Vietnam war then become the only answer
·and widespread cit i z: en to distributkm "-scarce goods.
rebellions. 'Ibis would necessitate another
NO. SHORT of the eXplosion bureaucracy to enforce ra·
-and what forecast would tioning, put even greater
matter then? "-wage-price strains on our manpower and
controls will not be requested add even more to under-the-
by the ,Nixon Admini~ation counter pressures on w&ges.
any more than they were re--Meanwhile, a general
quested by the Job il • o n deterioration of quality of
Administradcn. To give .you a many products wou!d develop
brief explanation: as businessmen tried to pro-
Rodney A, Lewis ha& been
named assistant secre-
tary and maDag!'f o!'the
Cosµ. Mesa facility of
Glendale Federal Sav-
ings. Previously he was
loan manager at the Tor-
rance office.
tect their profit margins by skimping on the quality of
controlled items.
-NOW, LOOK what you
have: shortages of controlled
items, general deterioration or
quality, nightmarish red Lape.
-Black markets would by
this time be popping uP all
over the land, for it would be
1n these illegal markets that
controlled items would be
priced up in response to aup-
ply and demand and C011trolled
wages would be matched up in
response to employers' bid-
ding. The threat of pena!Ues
wouldn't work; it never ' bas
throughout more than 1,000
years of experimentation with
such controls as these.
The way ·to attack inflation
is at ita fooodation -which is
the supply of money and
credit in the economic stream
-and UUs we are doing.
LEGAL CONTllOUI 10 far
beyood guidelines OD proper
wage-price policies. If you
want to change our entire
economic system, face up to
and admit it. For that is
precisely what you favor when
you ask wage-price control.
' NAMEb P RES ID ENT
Htnry L. Roth
.~oth Heads
Beneficial
lkary L. Roth was elected
pieaident and director ci! !lie
B<Micia1 standard L I f e
lnst...;t Co. at the anmiaI
-·~In IA<'Allgol<o. Jooepll N. Mlldieil, prec;i-
dert since 19511, was named
chaimal ol the board, and
Edward D. MiWiell, foonder,
becomes honorary chairman.
Rolh, who joined Beoe!iciol
Sta-.1 when it w .. founded
in 19!0, haa held management
pcieittous in almmt every
division of. Ult c.i:mi>any. He
wu e~ vice JftSideot in
1950, ab! senior vice president
and igencY director in 1966.
He is a member-of the
Balbo,! Day Club, Newport
Beach, and was recently
elected to its board of
governors.
Incorporati
Ma y Cut Tax
For Doctors
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Doctor, lawyer and deri.Ust in
California may soon take ad-
Vantage of a new ~ Wlter
-incorporation for pro-
fessional persons.
A state Jaw passed last
November without great fan·
fare permits professionals to
incorporate and thereby save
money on income taxes.
The savings could, or course,
be passed aJong to the patient
-but there is nothing in
the law to require that.
One source predicts that
most of the state's 2S,OOO
phys~cians will incorporate
their practices within the next
11 rnontru. There are 11,500
dentists and 30,000 lawyers
who also may take advantage
of the new law.
United Professional Plan·
ning, Inc., a business manage-
ment group which serves
DlOfJ! than 3,000 physicians,
dentists and other pn>
feasiooah, bas been hohling
aeminars to acquaint its
clients with the adnntages cif incorporation. It · is said
that a penon must gross at
least $40,000 to make it
worthwhile.
1Jnder incorporation physi-
cians, for example, would
become e.mployes and would
serve for regular salaries. In
addition, up to 25 percent of
auch salaries cou1d be fun-
neled into profit'5haring and
penail:Nl plans. Th e con:
tributions are deductible by
.the corporation ~and are not
taxabJe to the ) individual
emp1oye -at least not im·
piediately. .
A corporation also may pro-
vide insurance benefits -
health and accident and life
-without cost ·to t b e
employes.
Another saving -the first
$25,000 of corporate income
calt1 f« a tax of only about
25 percent -much lower than
the comparable tax for -an
indivlduaJ .
Thirty-six states in addition
to California now permit pro-
fessionals to locorporate.
To illustrate potential sav·
lnp, Karl L. Wiley' Jhoident
of Unlled Professional Plan-
ning, cl ... the cae of a three-
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• -pnlUd to be~ as the,J!qost reaionll brokeniee firm in contact with the New York and American Steck Elcchanps, as 11111 11 thon 'uadoir a.~-_
Sadhern California' wfth 15 officeG.t~ Ifie ·Sauthland. direct telephone Ii-to the Los Angeles main office, but tlijj •-"''be more than
WI Wai pride in annauncinc thit .,_,,,_ . ...,,,..our Corona Del Mer ~ •.ntira staff of Leslar, RYoris & Co. invites )'OU to visit their new :,~~~l:'"!i, ":!
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I Newport Financial Pina led to take advantage of the
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• JC DAJLV PILOT MONl'1, April 14, 1969 . u. s. Losing Mil~tary E4ge ()ver Soviets .. .. • LONDON (UPI) -'Mle gleaning intelli&ence reports fident ...... ol JIU'PO'O and bolllll!c pt.1 ' , • lo l~' • ._ .. eC;Jldk:Ol plues. Mid w-. loncaU bad
'\Jn!ted Stata lost iior edge in from around lhe world. . ability.• • ' operalkla u( ..... -, 'l!io Aid lbe Soviets .....,._ • •1 ICBM ~.A~Q.., Russia "It was largel7 accld~tal -GI her .-.m \ype mllolJe -~ ..... .i.,;-~ !heir ~M,, .elgbt
Ibo J>!'il:lear O)lq wilh lhe . .that lhe end of the Amuican ~ ~.1 lllt , lllMttJ ,'_1,!!00' .,uea. · , 1 1 11111•---lo aequ1re lbe )'WI rn1 rdi om • cliliiii-iricl·-aliiljjy Ito be lbe desire Ind abili\y jo be lbe said, "lhe .... ltt IJ-mUlll. Scrilet ..,...,.n• ... w..\ tl;Ult_, lo ~ beyond : GI ahorl r-. ~ iru
world'• dominant power," a ' Uoilros8l'!!"ldon>inant)l0ftr nowbe~·ualilllequal timi_dtl..,..111i1Alihil•:Jbllr~fpoallllyin"!P' -~
British institute said Frldl\Y. Sllould colndde with thoend'of in ~-L both GI ltralqlc de-t ·~· f11 a part fll lbe -X..mlln doc> 'l1lt -,~ t.p.n.
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DR. JOHN CHESSELL
TUUDAY, APRIL 15
MESA· NEWPOltT SCHOOL BOARD
' 'Mle lnslilute for Slrategio eight yeara ol :Democrat )loflt< and of her abllily lo hip~ 'and' -~i!-i. 1r1nt ol "Jl!n!ted oovmoici!IY" from P.ollna lalt. NOvember
'Sludies predicted lbe SOviets nile," lbe S\l'Vey said. . ~lrol ~.In lhe de•elOI>' ......,,, of a multlp!e l'Holiy in CoonnofOW;!hloo c:owllrile. I allo lndloated the ~,f.U.
would overtake the lJni~ The.institute said.the United . 1ri'g wodd." r • vebJcle bad\be'eft tea~ '?be ~· ... l Qm(l'1 ..... '« 1n a .. taempted1Mmd&.af1a
'Stales In inter-<Olltineotal Stales intjorna~ooal role in lhe The ~al jitrengtb ol )lupiani ~ llepll.piGiluclog bu1141ap ·1'>-.1111, lhe "'1f'W1 f omall iatolll!f.
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·tiy mld-1969. But It said the. smallest since be.fore W.orld ~ ~d rtot mabled of them
United States would keep its \War II. · to"bnpost thelr aU'tborlty com· -----------------.-------------; • overall lead in nu c I e a r \ It said tber was in the pletely on international events ·,.
ftlporl!i because ol its puter United States "an inCreaslng in 1968, the institute said. 1"
j_, fllbmarlne and air fort"tll4 sense that the rewards iJI. In spite of this tbe Soviet
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~ssment of the ffiative were by no means com-survey said ~ by Se~
ltrt:ngths ol the two~ in memurate with the costs. It tember, lMI, Rwsia had
its lalest "strategic sUrYey." <aid rec<nt ex-penmc.s, at depl0)'.911 nearly 1,fOO ICBU.,
11te institute .is a center for btme and abroid bad ez· brought the first .of a new
defense and secur:it7 reseaich, bausted the Americam' "coo-class of nuclear.-potrered
Others on lncre~e
Non-public Schools Drop
WASHINGTON' (AP) Catholic elementary schools ln Catholic school eoriillments.
has been attributed. in part
to dislocations caused by
urban renewal projects and
by the encorachment of in-
dustrial a n d institutional
establishments on residential .......
Enrollment in Roman Catholic declined between September
elementary and secondary 1967 and September 1968 from
lchoots ·has declined this 7o.752 to &6,224. In C a t h. o I i c secondary .academlc year, an indication schools, religious instructors
'that non-public sch o o Is dropped from 3S,826 to 34,214
. ~ghoul the United States in the same period.
are losing pupils. Another problem, decreases
'Ibe figures, releJ.Sed by thel'j"o;;;_,_,_,_,_,~~:;:;o;::;:::-------11
"'National Catholic Educationll "•111 ...aitrc.i """-'1-•
Association -NCEA -come
at a time when public school
enrollment has i n c r e a s e d
more than one million.
T h e y are considered a
significant indicator that non-
public school enrollment is
dropping off in the United
States since most nonpublic
· 9Chools are Catholic.
The U.S. Office of Education
is scheduled to report in full
riext fall on the enrollment
situation in nonpublic schools
this year.
ln the meantime the NCEA,
which has compiled figures
only for Catholic schools,
reports that 3,902,847 children
• enrolled in Catholic elemen-
tary schools in September
1968, compared with 4,143,150
children in September 1967.
NCEA reports that l,080,080
students enrolled in Catholic
:ieeondary schools in Sep-
tember, 1968, compared with
l,098,759 a year before. ,
The 1968 figures are based
on reports from 1 O , 3 3 I
Catholic elementary·sc.boois ip
the country. 'Jbe xear befor~
J0.603 schools rewrfecl. Tht •
difference of 265 ii flccounte4
for by parochial schools which
were forced by advene f~
cial circumstance1·1to cloee ,
down in the time' since the
1967 survey. -'
. The number of CatholiC.
sceoodary schools declined
from· 2,S56 In September, 1967 £o 2,248 in September a year
lfter. ··
• A recent Associated Preas
survey disclosed that many
Catholic schools are closing
down because of an Inability
t.l cope with sharply rising
costs and a diminishing supply
of teachers from religious
orders.
Religious instructors 1 n
LEGAL NOTICE ....,
NOTICI: OP: INTl!MTION TO CRE.t.Tl
SECUlllTY INTl!llEST
Cl9a.. •111 -'"' u,c.c.1
CORRECTION!
On April I 0th the Daily Pilot ~arriecl an ad which
statecl inadvertantly that I was 1n favor of sex edu-
<:•tion. I believe the mistake was due to human error .
The ad should llava indie•tacl .that • vote for me is
• VOTE FOR A SANE APPROCH TO SEX EDUCA.
TION. Additionally, pleas• remember that a vote
for ma is a vote FOR IMPROVED READING PRO-
GRAMS, FOR CURRICULUM CONTROL, AND FOR
VOCATIONAl TRAINING.
YOIE TOMOaROW
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Credlton DI THOMASEC MACHINE AHO
ELECTlllC INC.. incl FRANK •J .
TliQMASEC. Debtor, Whmt bu1lnu1 14-
.... h 15111 Morin Stf'Hf, Wnlmln&ter,
i Co\lolY DI Or_., Stilt of Celffo<11l1, hi
1 MCUrlty lfllerMI II 1bolll to be crNltd
b\I 'DebMt" 11111 1r111ted KAllTFORD
FlptANCIAL CORPORATION, S.CuN!I
P.rty, _,_ butl-f'Cldnta h 101 N.
U Im Avt., LOI Annin. County ot LOI
AM.i.. 5!1te DI C1lltom11. I Tfll property In Wllkll 1'1'11 Sealrlty
hltotrel wilt w crnl'ld. It In .,_,,1, 111
fllllillns ...i '""l"""i.t. fllrt1lturt Mid
"'"""''"'' DI ~r coontln9 P"'"'1Y -locthd 1t Ulll Mo,.11 St!Wt, W.SllT>l111~, COlllltY !If Or•nte• Sltte of C.tlb'ni., ....., bllllneu .__ " ~SEC MACHINE AND ELECTIUC. The tfol'IWld .-.;urlty tranHdloll Wlh
tie Ul'llllmmlled "" .. '""' "" 2bl -DI -.-rn '"" 11 11 A..M. •I 1t11 offlc" Gt ~ Mel VM'"11. 122'1 WHI First st ..
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LEGAL NO'l'JCE
Pre-Summer Sale
17.50-25~00
BEAUTIFUL HAlll llEClt PEllllANEllTS
l!tf. 35.00-S0.00.Sl'tt half "' lllis ""'· Cl!tail!d
and 11111> qmlity pnmeot _, lls blooded iotie<I·
lents actinly wcllll to troluce 1 lnlly satisfy in&
iwofessi""I clllditionil1 pennanent lllat lasts tlirw1h
sl1ampoo •11!! sl1ampoo. And, lnclllled withyoor
~rman01li> ooe of our lreautiful lrai~uts! . . : Beaqty studro, 111 slores except Manna
Tale aimlalt. of aiffur1s' cmpleto lielu~ plan:
Mlllicares e Pedicures. Facials • Etedlolysis
Ntwf*I C.ntlf ,1 Ftlltrioil 11111111 • ,.._~OD
Mon.,lllur1.,ril-.10:00 1111 t:30 Otlllf Dty110:00 11115:30
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LEA 1H Ell HAID IA GS REDO CED
Reg. 15.~:il.OO. Sel~alf. ~.
ostrich or~ calf in a 'llide
variecy of dn>tooy.cr:lail-,q.Je1.
Handbap, all
. 8.97 -20.97
WOMEN'S DRESS AID CASUAL SHOES
Reg. H.ro&.00. An ellCOllent IO!Oction
or ram-.... brand• niduoed-our
recuJar atook. ~ -all c"""11l
1tyle1 and f~cn colon.
Shoe Silon, 1
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Ail UI PUMP.SALE
Jlal.19.00. Seloct-•.,.. _or
cmmt -1s ccrlcn ia thia low liael
laahim -Al. thia-13' Mll ....U.,,
:ivu can afl\:rd lo 11'1 lwo pair! '9loo Salen,
DoMitown L<mrBoaeh, SonlA An .. POOIOlla,
Pa1os Vefdc1
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Wool knit suits specially pric·ed
Reg. 46.0000.00. See our eollcclion ·of fmJllB maker suits,
includinr .._ i-'8 -Hmg K-Cbnooe """fawrite
scylo in 110817 """8)a er white. In oolid eol1r1, oome ccnlruting
lrimo; 8 to.:ii. Ifto• Shop,
Monday,
all stores open. late
Newpo1l 1l fashioo Island Newpo1! Center • 644·2200 •Moo .. Thuis., f1i. 10:00 till 9:30 Olhei days 10:00 till 5:30
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-f:ooting.torwonl to graduation,day.are ""°'p~s of Tiara
de Ninos Auxllial")'of the Cblldrm'1 Home Society.
· -. Ori Thursday April 17 they will be honored ·during a salad
luncheon in the liuiatington Harbour ·borne of lllrs. Joseph Ri~al hoot·
ed by ihe board of directors under the direction of Mrs. Robert Ver·
non, president. .
· 'Ibe n.ew .. meptbers b'ave just lcompleted a six-month provisional
training period. During their training they pi&Med and prepend the
largest and most successful layette s~ower to date. The annual show-
. er is the main 'responsibility of provisionals. '
.~. ' The women aJSo maintained' their ~um amount of hours to
retain piembership in the auxiliary. and. asSist~ regular members
wiii:JP'"tbe· ~nual spring goli-a-tbon, a..ma~ funding event spomored
by the auxiliary. .
They also helped to plan and supported the major project of tho
group the recent Tiara Ball taking place in Mesa Verde COll!ltry Club.
The "graduates" attended regular meetings of the auxiliary
and three additional m·eetings for provisionals to tour the Santa .Ana
facility and become better acquainted with the staff and purposes of
the Children's Home Society. '
· Mrs. James Ripley directed the orienlation p,rogram for the
Mmes. Alger Clark, Chic Clarke, Donald Croskey, _stewart Easterby,
Don Ellison, John Forte, Paul Lower, E. J. Patnck, Robert Teddy
and Ken Thompson.
The chapte.-s.rpee~ regularl)l'1each ~ontb to plan ~nd carry out
· individual services•and fund-ralsllig pro1ects. Both ~ct1ve and asso-
' ciate memberships are available, allowing each ind1vdual to deter·
· mine her own degret! of particzipation.
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GRADUATION D~E -Provisionals of1 ~f~ de
'Ninos Auxiliary of the Children's Home,50c!ety,Will
graduate with full honors and become aC'tiv;e. durtng
a salad. luncheon in their honor Thursday, Apfil 17,
in the ht!m•·of Mrs. Jooeph Ribal. Preparing for 'th_e
event are (left 1o ··right)· Mrs. Gene "Patrick Mrs.
Paul t.m.:er . aDjl Mrs. ·Chic Clark, ~aiited_.by, Mrs.
James Ripley, who cooducted the auxiliary'; lljler-
pretatioo program. · . l• .
Anyone interested in volunteering to serve children within the
community is invited to call Mrs. Vernon.
The Cl:Pldr~~lll Home Society, oldest adopt:ion a~enc~ in the
at.ate, is served by. f.he auxiliaries an~ chapters which-develop and en·
courage publjc intere~t. understanding and support and raise funds
to assist in financing its services.
Monday.·;IAorning -Club
Tunes :to Gypsy Music
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eatorWn memben and gutili Mrs. Ruisell Reill(. first vice
of the Monday Morning, Club president and 1' r o gr a m
-they met! at 10:31(1.m. .chairman of the cJUb.
April 11111 the Sberat....ll<ach Kor.W: who made" his debut
Inn. at 15, ws born Jn New York
Mnrray Kania, I y p 1 y . of Hunilrian berilqe. He
Friends Meet
Best-seller R,eviewed
Allen Drury's best·aeller, "Advise,anct-COnsent," will be discuJSed when Friends ·of · the Fountain
Valley Ubrary gather at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday,
April 16, in the l!l>rary.
Leading the fl'OUP discussion will be Miss Vir~
finia Kennedy children's librarian, and refresh-
ment& wlll be Served. All Interested resident.a: are
invited to attend.
During the re&uiar meeting of Friends at 10 a .m .
Friday, April 18, Mrs. Lylah Simmers will be the suest speaker.
?tln. Simmers, fonner teachef professional
writer and a judge for the lB J!Oliday creative
writing contest, will speak on the Problems of a
Pretentious Poetaster.
Mrs. Robert Cardinal will open her Fountain
Valley borne for the meeting since the library still
is in the final stages of remodeling. •
Progr'8?1 arrangements were made by Mrs.
James Dick, vice president of Fliends. The public
11ao ii welcome to alteml ti>• monthly meetlng, and
n!rOBllmonts will be served.
toured the country with the
American Symphony under
the direct.ion of Morton Gould.
At the Carmel Bach Festival
in l!MI, he appeared as soloist
and moved to Los Angeles
because ol commitments in
radio, TV and recording work.
At this Ume he began
TtSW'Ching and arranging
gypsy classics.
Oo his third European tour
completed recenUy, he made
64 appearances, some by royal
command. Hia latest record
album is "Gypsy in My Soul,''
and he currently is appearing
In the Beverly Hilton Hotel
with his Monseigneur .Strings
group.
.. Durina the business meeting
cooducted by Mrs. Edward
Howard, president, the
nominating committee will
present a slate of officers for
election.
Mrs. William Summerfield
is in charp of table decora-
tiOl'll for this meeting ol. the
three-year-old club, and reser-
vations may be made by call-
ing Mn. Sherwood Olien be-
fore 0000 on 1bursdly, April
17.
'Ibe pnnet CCIWng section
w!D feabre ~ •Mexican lun-
cheon when It meets at 11
a.m. nnnday, April 17.
R<oervations may be made by
calling Mn. Donald Snpler,
chairman.
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SMALi. WORLD -'Shrinl:ll!lfh~s'wttll under·
standing·« customs in other lands are members of
the American Field Service, and the public is in-
vited to attend the installation of new officers of the .
Fountain Valley chapter taking place Wednesday,
' April 18. 'Taking office will be (left to right) Chris-
tine Weaver junior club presidenti and Mrs. Rich-
ard Lyddon' who will head the aauit chapter. Re-
tiring are Deirdre Shiu and Mrs. Lorin Lammers.
FV Program
AFS Visitor
En.tertains
Family We in South Africa
and a view of the caonlr)' will
be lllllltrated and delcrthed by
Tammy Bonell al Johan-
-I al the meelins of the
Fountain Valley AFS chapte<
taking place at 7:11 p.m. Wed-
nesday, April II, ID the hip
school.
The public t.. invited to 11-
tend the meeting and meet the
vivacioua foreign · o:cblnai
student, who will ~
answer individual •questions
during the refreshment period
following the program.
New officers of the chapter
will be lnsWled by AFS
·district representallw: Mrs.
Flo Sl<Jddard during t b e
meeting.
New officers are tht! Mm&
B.icblrd Lyddon, president;
James Schendel, vice pres(.
dent ; Roy Rowland, aect<lary,
and Perry Burbeck, lreuwd,
Special guestl will be the
school's AFS Club olllcero
headed by Chrlst1ne Wuver;
new'pruldtnt and llnalbt pn>
visional for the A F S.
~ Ab""4 PRll"lm
who will be inotalled by MUI ' ' Au Honon, ICbool .... -.
Frosted 'Ba ~he ,lor' Has ; ·No .. :·.:~o·ve to Keep ·Him Y-/a~ni
D1CAJ1 ANN LANDERS: f married
• -with ... ,_ ..... She
b a fine -admired by all who
-her. We bad planned a t ...... eet
_,,,,..., but cut It to eight clays
ANN LANDERS
J~ , shorter because ~ bis poor wldl a C01U11tler,aad lean wlaal'I rtaUy a. wretl et9lrtl . ..._ diet .,spptulJe'"
posture. ~I yoa. wtmU. . .
I ani 11ct and tlred al baring niy"1f DEAR · Al!N LAND~RS: How can 1 Tell lier t111o Pis not ,. Ml -
.... ... her .... -cried ... !be
~ eYtr/ niPI· After ..,.,., .,.... ts lltl1 1n bod' with his .-. I'm
1ettlng abort " Potience. Lui nilbl
my wife ce1i.i me a -maniac -
--ml -.1e. What do
you ,.. here! -MA111UED BACllELOI\
sa!',tjt•~ sb'aiahl Sil i,, pull your get my e1-molher-in-law to let me run tllelr frteeda -. "'-... ,_ 41,
sl~1 blc.k. Suet In four bi& fat my own We? My wife died three yean '-"• II u.i. ~ e11~• ..
irut , , • .'lo and albe< · leu ;ented •Co and ...-claushlen ..,, 11 and II tll. Oocl ,_ --,..... J'S
wife pt ewelils at~. •'• "'J · retrimdm. -hardly babies. The p-11 resent Hftll d •,.. ....
-lbe cried, too, which didol
' do mocb for ..-bla'lij 1uoon.
When we returned bame Romie in-
olMd .., 1i..,lnl wllh bis mother u
1ie· alwaya bad -· She uld lbe hoped I WoaWni mind '1jult far Gae ftiPL"
According to her; the oeporatlon . was
• traumaUc aJ*1ence for RonNe and
' .,.. wanted to rwaun blm that he
Wnotbeea.-.ed.
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. My bulbud 11-41. llarl II a nice
loekllg mo, but. the yws. have not a-. kind to, bis . body. He bu ~
.., 'too nuich "weilfil. bis" stomach 1tlcka
out and blr<Bllouklen 181 from carrying
IH Ulrl lood. llu\t lool:a at lealll 11""
I • I ' Grandma;I take-ovtr tacUel U much , .• PieUe, AM, help me lblll ,,_ that • I -do, but lhln· -to be no When n>manllc ,,_ bn ,. nnn
;;ruc/othejob.-BIG BELLY'SWIFE .. , lo rel free .. thla ...U-meaning embracs II tt "!ove or chemiltl1! -
but __.. ,. 1 .. the -"Lon w SU and l!o!r, DEAll llln: Ef« _. ti .W. op,..-ve worn•. to Tell the llill°"""'," by Am t:.-.i.
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envelope and If centa la cola with .,.., "'I-·
Ann Landen will lie Pd to bo1'
you with your ..--... -tlllll! to t.r in can cl !M DAILY PIDl'f _, • stamped, ..._,, ~
enveltpe.
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· Getting Acquainted Over Coffee
• Faculty Wives of Orange Coast and Golden West
• colleges will get acquainted over coffee in tJie New·
port home of Dr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald Satur·
day, April 19. Mrs. Laurence Carlson, OCC Faculty
Wives presideot, and Mrs. Robert Moore, wife of
•
I OCC's president, will pour, according to Mrs. Brown-
lee Hubble, chairman of the event. Mrs. Fred Garcia
(left), greets Mrs. Car!SOll (center) and Mrs. Moore,
first arrivals.
Horoscope
Aquarius : In ventiveness Pays
TUESDAY
' . APRIL 15
BJ BYDNBy OllARll
llOUIEllOtD 'I'll': Clelr -; ... -~ 111e11-. u., -....
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""""-Gol rW" -·
A1Ull ~ 21-April 11):
, y..,. •-we II doubly Im·
pmlagl today. AYOld llloppy
dral. Yoo 11ln-._Uy
and flund•lly K dapper, Deal
Cyclo hlcb. Opport.unlty
beck-. Procood --fideoce. You're a w&mer.
TAVRVB (April 20-May llO) :
\Vbll WU feorful 11 lrlnafonn-
ecf to -..... -yoo .... lntrlruecf today -' myotuy. Break lbrough to
MW ... prlse1. CJc1e ii -on
.. .,. op -1.t Hidy.
GllMllll (May 2hl1D1e llO):
Wooderful for w1mllng lrl-. ·-Ing people. Yoor ln-
lulllon II lliorp. Yoo -be 11 "'1111 place at r I 1 h t
time. 8'lrprlte gift II due. Be
gracious wltbout be l •.I Ina merely wo$tes Ume. Good
maudllft. news received\ if! coanectlon
C-: (June 11.July. with health, employment po
%2): M&lntain Mme ol humor. eomethlng nice for associate,
You recetve tewint fot job co-ftorker. ,
well done. -.. may try llAGmARIUS (Nov. zz.
to claim crecflt. IJ&l>I toucll Dec. 21): Favorable lunsr
II nqulred. JI you Jau,it, yoo , aopect IOdsy coincldeo with
win. roipan\I< .lnteresls. G o o d
LEO (July U.A0g. 21): relalloilo lndlcaled·. w 11 h
Good 1-aopect IOdly coin-childrea. You gain: through
cids with -vacMMm, tnvel crtatlYe endeavors. Give and
Nm Be a~ ol detal.ls )'OU allo, will receive. !:beet IJnO print. Be sure oi , CAPRICORN (Dec. 21-JID. eoou . bud(el. Tbe! ,... will 11): Flnl.m nlher than begin.
be ,;.u ~ Ultimate 'Tate Iong.ranae .;.,.. Fine ror
pleaall'O Is ~ · redecorating home, bea\lli·
VIRGO (Aul. ~. 21): !)'Ing surroundingJ. Family
Mate ~ lhowa IClllDen harmooy can be reolored.
in ..;..;~linl. Stand hack Take ltA!pa In that dir<Ction.
ta to 10 llter k. Solicit aid
of Tunt1 individual.
IF TODAY 18 YOUR BIRTH-
DAY you like comforts of
home, You are daring and
could, succeed in creative
areas. Reward due for past ef·
forts. If sln&le, marriage is on
horizon.
Lea dership
'Dictated'
an d be an obeerver. G at n AQUARIUS. (J8!1· m-Feb,
lhown ~ you are opolllgbt. II): Emphasis oo idelB, short Orqe COwity Harbor Area
Meane: don't try to mate all journeys. N~w cootact pro~es Legal Secretaries will select
the decfliool .. Legal affairs valuable. Di9eua plan whidl new leaders when they meet
!lbaw' improvement. ~ epet<1 ·suppty ~ 1~ · next Wednesday in Fcliciano's
IJBRA (Sept. J3..0ct. 22): item: Be creative. U ;IDvtlltive, restairart, Newport Beach.
Accent o n J"l'bailblpa yoo llln needed capital. agreements: relatlons with PISCa (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): OJcktails will be served at g mete, ~. Key t 1 Gain indicaied.-ln poeeellk>ns, p.m. rib dinner scheduled at
diplomacy. You gain by mak· caah. Money picture brightens. 8:30. Reservations are being
tng inteJ.Ugeot concetlions •. Follow through on bunch. You taken by Mrs. M i c h a e I
You Jone ~ an attempt can get what you need. Key Bartlett at Mf.-0593.
to force lasues.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
See persons, situations in
r..u.tic llgbt. Wishful lhillk·
Young Artists Placed
In Gallery Spotlight
Youul•a approach to Ir! will
be •J>Ollllbted Saturdays and
Sundays cmJng the month ol
April In the C9o1a Mesa Ari
Lei/Ill< Gallery, 511 Center St.
Fash ions Still the Same Student membera of the
leque will exhibJt their work
fi:<lm.l to 5 p.m. weekemls.
A beginner's class for adults
will begin Friday, April 18,
from 9 a.m. i·o noon, taught by
Mrs. Biel. Classes are open to
the public and there is a $3.50
fee per class.
Clyde Zulch will instruct in-
tennediate classes beginning
Wednesday, April 16, from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. Covered wlll be
landscape, marine and Ooral
painting. A fee of IS per clsss
will be charged. Femininity Stressed
'The youna artlltl, rang!ng In .,. lrml I to 11, lncluellng
beilnners under I h e In-
struction ol Mn. Donald Biel,
will show worts in oils,
acryllc1, pul<J, ink, wood
CAROL PALM
To S.y Vows
Troth Told
In Candle
Ceremony
' JOIN THI IRIDM FUN A 1 MAT COi
lltlDM-MADl-IASTI ............ ,...._. .. .,.
VIR•INIA llA•AN
AC .. Life M-
Aca. M•1t ..... T..ch.r
wlll conduct • s•ri•s of
10 we•ldy
IRIDfiE LESSONS FOR
•filNNUS AND
IAFfLID INTUMIDIA 11$.
''l'LAT-AS-TOU-l.IARN" ,. ... ad ,___ No ltorlot 1oc..... . . . °""---· llAY CO TIAAOOMS 7:10-f:OO ,..,. c:..t. ... _ .....,.
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Gloomy Gus Tells it as You See it
choice." Designs h a-v e n ' t
changed from lut year.
Scarves continue as the big cuts, p b o t o g r a p h y and
accessory news and are worn ceramics.
The c ost u me look
dominates. Sk1rll are relaxed
or pleated. Wailts, back where
nature lntended them, are
belted or not. Hems sun are
above the knees and are
predlded to rt.ay there for aome timl to come.
as scarve~. headbands or Featured will be Mark
belts. . Thomu, 12 ; Bobby Foss, 13;
Heavier costume jewelry -Emily Campbell, 11 : Kathy
mostly in chalk white -is Sylvia, 11; Kenneth Mount, 9;
returning. . Keith Platte, 14; Carol Lopez,
And. evening wear still 15; Gregg Hay, 13 ;. Bruce
lights up with beading, sequim Hickman, II; Carol Hickman,
and cryllall. 15; Bob Fl-an, 11; Susan
Mantapert, 11, and Leon Mon-
tapert, 21.
Bartlett-Eidson Troth-Told Allo on dllplay will be wood
canlnp by artist A 1
Fernharl.
May Rites Scheduled Sing-in
Sounded
ett----e: .. ~!!-~-···-····-·--············ ..
\1111lhtr you hm 10, 15 or 20 days we can book
,.. Into -·s'ltottrss t1rinl. This .,...i hold
has Mlythinr.Smart rnoms. lntem1tionally famous
coiline. Hudln. anltrtalnmeot. Conti""'!~ ..,...
~L And it floats. What otbor lflTld holll does 11111!
The htsl of your ncltioo win hi 10 eflortlns days
cruilini lllt lsllnds wllfl the ss 1.111ine as, youi
sxduslYoly first class hole! in ewry port You'll
u'4*k just ooca, thtn '11it Honolulu, O.hu, for 3
dlys; -iwlli Kauai, for 2 dlys; Uhalna, Moul,
Harborlltes Chapter o f
Sweet Adelloes, Inc., will
participate in a Slng·in tomor·
row in Collep Park School,
Costa Mesa. ·
Orange Coonty chaplen will
each present a costumed ren-
ditloo of numbera propsred for
the recent regional com·
petition.
'11Me Newport Beach me.n's
chapter ol SPEBSQSA will
entertain and the evening will
be concluded with a rehearsal
for the forthcoming Harmony
Day at Knott's Berry Farm
and rtfreshments.
So roptimists
Son:ipUrnU.c Club of Hun· lin8foo Beoch gathero at 12:1S
p.m. tlJe """""'1 and foorth
Tuesdaya in Francois
rut.aurant.
for 2 dlys; Hilo. Hawaii, for l day, 1nd Kona, Hawaii,
for 2 111)1. Pllnty of time bl SH all Hawaii, wl1hout
1he bother of chlntlni hotels.
If you hm JO days. we•n fly you out to Hawaii and
bocl If JOU hm 2 woeks lake the Lurl ine f0< flYf
(forious dip 1t sea one-way and fly the other Wf'1.
CTIM<o's a porticular~ attmlive f .. for 1hls spe.
c~l 1~ ~.,.)The ultim1te in Hmil YICllionini
is thl fuU 2Gdl)' cruise ncalion for thoH who
enjoy lht finest In holiday livinr.
Firti bi~n ai 1437 for the Jlklsy inlerisland
cruiSI. Book with llS now for the season's 1reatest
Hmnin tmol opport11nity.
Co~ta meJa :lravef Agenc'J
230 E. 17tll St., Costa Mna -Phone 646-4431
SNrrY IMIORMATIO.N: SS Lurline, refsltrlll In the U. $., s.ubstsnti1I~ meell lntern1~1l SlfolY
StilOdards for new ships deveiopbr In 1960, ond meets the 1966 Fire Safety Requirement•
Anyone wishing information
on classes may call the league
president, Mrs. Richard In-
gram, 549-1667.
The league has scheduled a
thrft..day exhibit and sale
May S-10 in the league gallery.
Proceeds will be used for the
building ands c ho I arsh i p
funds.
You don't have to look twice to see
here's something re ally new in wedding sets.
Art Le ague
All in 14 karat textured gold.
Clockwise from top left :
$495. $450. $250. ~295.
SLAVICK'S
Jewelers Sinct1 1917
I I Foihlon hlond
Ntwport Bt•ch -644· 1 l IO Lake Park Clubhouse is the
setting for meetings of the
Art League of Huntington I
Beach on the first Wednesday
of each month at 7:30 p.m. ·
Vcur CMt;t' ACC0\11'11 Wf,lc~ -ll1nkAmtrlc1rd, Mllltr Cl\1,91, 11111
OP"" Monday, Frl!Uy un!ll t :JO P·'"·
.
Lile-like
FULL COLOR .
portrait
*GENUINE FULL
NATURAL COLOR
PORTRAITS!
N"ot tinted or painted.
*SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
or money refunded.
*FOR All AGES!
·Babies, children, adults.
Groups photographed at
additional 99c per subject.
*LIMITED OFFER!
One per subject,
two per family.
~ April 15th thru April 2CMh t
l 6 DAYS ONLY!
• l.i.-PH--OT~OG~U~P-HE-•s_"_ou_•_s,_"_oo_"_''-'-'-M _.0•_11_r _·_su_~_1_11_._._,M ....
"""' WHITE r
flt~J ( COSTA MESA
3088 BRISTOL AVENUE • ~
Noon Nuptials
Mesan
ExchaniJng wedding pledg ...
mid rings in the Holy Family
CIU>olic Church-of Orange
were Charlotte Louise Davis
and Joseph Scott Vold of
°'"lll'· '!be daugtiter o{ Mr. and
Wrapped Up
9198
8-18
Brighten your busiest spring
and summer days -slide into
this defUy shaped skimmer
that wraps and buttons to the
back. No fitting problems!
Printed Pattern 9198 : NEW
Misses' Sizes I. 10, 12. 14, 16,
18. Size 12 (bust 34) requires
Jo/4 yards 3S-lnch fabric.
SIXTY·FIVE CENTS I n
coins for each pattern -add J~ cents for each pattern for first~la.ss mailing and special
handling; otherwise thinklass
delivery will lake three wee.ks
or more. Send to Marian
Martin The DAILY PILOT,
442 Pattern Dept., 232 West
lath St, New York, N.Y.
10011. Print NAME, AD-
DRESS with ZIP, SIZE and
STYLE N\JMBEll.
DOTOUOWM A
SIWIN• MACHINl1
WHY NOT A.
lNITIN• M)CHINl1
"' .... Y .. lvtr T ........ AMwt Tlltlt
WHY???
WewJM..n,..~···
l.Mlhf .... A.d.
The
KNIT
WIT
l'ho11.-
541·2112
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
lowtt Mtll Acrott froM
Woolworth's
lrl1!ol ot tho 5011 Dlo90 fnoy.
COSTA MESA
Mondl1, Aorll 14, 1969
Becomes
Mrs. Elmer Davis of Costa
Mesa was given in marriage
by ber father durinc the noon 1
nuptial!. She selected a floor
length white orgama over taf-
feta gown with scalloped
necklin: and chapel length
Bride Lu -Awdllary "' tl>c AMI-Leque ol Newpo<I
Beach booored Its new pn>-
>lsl«lals at a tea t<>CIJIY in the
DoVH Shores home of Mra.
Wllllam Qulmelte. \
The auxiliary leatur.s the
Fr<neh Room' the lint nrur ..
day ol the mdnth at the Tllrlft
Shop, 505 ~ St., Newpcirt
Beacll.
Key members or the au:i-
.lliary and league were i..
troduced to tho provisionals
during tho al~.
Alalst1ng tho bostw at the
tea table were the Mmes.
Helen Hull, founder; Robert
Sborl, chairman : Cora Peagy
Wallace, pub 11 c relatk>ns;
Claude Pattenon, bospltallly;
Robert Lang, aecond vice
president, and Doone Lawson,
treasurer.
Also belplng_ out were the
Mmes. Millicent Salisbury,
corresponding """'tary; John
Condon, sec:rdary; P. D.
Endsley, second vice presi-
dent; Richard Cutle, chapter
advisor, and Colin Reynolds,
chapter president.
' ' New provisJonala are the
Mmes. 0. II. Calhoon; Arnold.
W. Canfield, Arthur Coons, G.
Paul KJrman, E. J. Lynch Jr.,
Victor Yact, J.mes Barry,
DUARTI PEkMA~ENTS ••• 112 ra1c1' . · .
T:•k• ~v.~ta9• ! of tfi•s• one• • .year sale · ptiCos ·and troat yourt•lf +o a
.lamor+us .now Sprint) hairdo; . r • •
ILICT
In lh• SOion ••• 26.00, now 12.IO; 20~DO,. now 10.00
In t~·-S~J~i~ ~! .•. ls.do, now 11:so: 3o:o0, nOw 11.00
All complete with shampoo, cut, sot.
Appointmonts not always necessary.
HUMAN HAIRPIECES SPECIALS
Chang• your hair color to match your mood in just a jiffy.
All IOO Y. human hair. Wiglots, 30.00 valua, 11.H Scarlats, 35.00 value, 10.H
Frostias, s.oo value 2.10; Hair spray, spacial 77c; Hairbrushes, SP.•Ci•I nc
Beauty Salon, 60 I
Appolnt111e11+. 1101 elwev• n•<••••rv Phone from Newpert '44-1212:
fro111 H1111tington leech 192-JJJI: from Al'lthel111 1]1·1121
GORDON C. MORR-OW Mlsao-N_,.,, Scheel IMnl
BY POPULAR DEMAND
CONTINUED 1 WEEK
Regardless of how much yoa llHd to lose •••
Again this week, April 14th, and until 4 p.m.,
SciJurday, April 19th ••• any-wll receive
5 visits free with any of Gloria Marshall's
nNJUlar programs <regardless of how little
you need to lose I.
LOSE 10 INCHES WITHIN THE
FIRST 10 VISITS TO •••
JVAh'-"'U1.JJ[aMk@;,
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Based on our aetual records ••• our average
Patron loses 10 mches within the first 10
visits frombips, waist; thighs, tommy and arms.
RESULTS GUARANTEED
in writing
Gl.DRIA ~ sa,s:
. ·-ren 1111· the drMJ tiize JOU Wllllt to wear, and we'll 12ll ,oa lialrJ111111 •
its it will take and gamantee iD wzit.
mg -that YOll will nad1 J'Oll?" goeL In
1aCf, so ablolut,elypclBiliw 111&1111 that
you will obtain"yoor objediw, that 88
elated iD our gumautee, we will even
Jet you have FREE OF CHARGE,
ANY AND ALL tuRl'HER VIS-
ITS, until you read1 your goal. It's
posi.Uw B 11 QlllCJI that we blck"Up ~
guaxantee 100%.
why is GLORIA MARSHALL No. 1 I
Gloria Mamhall's didn't "just happen"
to.become the wo.rld's Jeadinr Figure
Ccmld System ••.• qaic:k, safe resulfa
made it that wa;v. At Gloria Manb8ll's ·
yon'll lose more mches and pounds for
less money than through any other
Progmm. anywhere.
Call JYJW for a free sample viait, where
yon actually 1188 the special 1machiJW1
for rednclng and electroniC F&c:ial Con·
wurinf. 'No charge ••• no oblfBatio.n.
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NEWPORT BEACH-430 Pacific Coast HICJhway•--M642·36~ i. __ .,,,.._..,cw. \ .
DAILY PILOT J9
-~ Malamud's JIOiol
"The Fix~' launcbeS 1rom tt.
Pull-Prize plal!orm to ...
scrten at Newport 'Udo till
Wednes<bly evtning.
~ Bates is in the Utle role
of'th!s pawerful and provoc•
tlve lllm that reveals a storY.
of 'bigotry which doea convict a
man of murder on mam.tfic.
lured evidence. Viewen fee
Bates u an imiiJi11k:an1 handy-
man who rites to a berolc "'°
estal becallSe hU •pirlt, his '!111
rel...., to accept tho eondein·
natkn of aml-Semlllo is
In Kiev prJor WW I. .
Dick Bogard< pla)'> 1he
o( a_Jawyer who is 9D1P1
to the much-maligned Jew
w~rk~ his 'fia't up. intor a ~e.
sponslble government ~
· · sitlon befort he 1 is betraye\d.
Scheduled for opens with De
, Fiser at the Lido this weti: ~
. be ~~' MilliO&U.. . . • !
Don't mils this chance to "" CUii ltoberUon with hla ruperl>
role In Cbarly that brought him
an Academy Award oomination
in ''Best Actor." <lllarfy bowl
out 11 the Lido tomorrow nllbl·
MESA MATINEE IJ ttie U
1'> eoJol the Mesa the.tire's f
lure ,rum for' a new w
Jll'08Tlllll. The leatllfe II Siaii~ on Wednelday afternoon at
o'clock. The whole progr Ilana with free n!IRISbmen
forgueN. ·
' FREE PASSES to the Lido
the Mesa will bi malled tow. C: Brown. m Ina,
de! Mar, L. M: Neleson. I
Priacllla Lane, Newport
B. K. Hall, 3651> Vldarl1,
Mesa and G. M. De.Naut, 1
()pol, Bal Isle.
If you art no( ... of the l!\l
tel who will be !M'll of
SANTA ANA-1840 West 17th Street 543.9457 lure Peeb" to enjoy ~!Ina Ill
• · II the -or Lido, di Ml gt
SALONS ALSO IN: ANAHEIM, -LT HILU, COYlllA, CllllSHAW, DOWNIT, 6UNDAU. LA.._, LON6 IUCH, -OIT llACH, NORTH :xi hope. P.mapo your na
HOLLYWOOD, ONTARIO, PASADINA, SAN D!HO, SANTA ANA, SANTA IARIAU. SUNLAND, TAUANA, TOlllANCI, .TC-"151111• WHITTID, •• ...:,. be rtad here --k
ALSO HISNO, SAN JOSI, SACRAMIHTO, SUNN\'YW MID WALNUT, CAi.ol!NIA. · . ' '
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ec-vw 1111 m.NJCor1lolJ.lllf. c..1-. •--_.._ •• .:.. -you II ll!e -·-. ,... or Mtu, that~ .
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MRS. MICHAEL TRENT REED
C"t1 -· tuw R111d1neo
First Baptist Church
Setting for April Rites
Tl)e Rev. Dr. Harold L.
Fickett Sr. performed the dou·
bin n,,, nuptlala linking In
maniage Cathleen E d I a
Moore and Michael Trel!t
Reed of Costa Mesa. The First
Bapllal Cburcb In Tustin was
the 1etting for the ceremony
and recepilon. ,..,
'Itle bride, given· in marriage
by ber father, wore a Jong
satin gown with train and veil·
ing trimmed In lace and
pearls. She Ls the daughter, of
tbe Arthur William Moores of
Hawthorne.
Mrs. Waller E. M ..... tbe
bride'• sister-In-Jaw from
Cod.a Mesa, was matron of
bcmor 1n a long blue gown
dollgned In lace. Bridesmaids
were Mn. F.dwant Dahms of
Sanla Ana, Miu Kr ls
Abernathy of Costa Mesa and
Mrs. Earl H. Yates of
Granada Hills. Jtifl Grass
was flower girl and Johlmy
Griffin wu ring bearer.
The stepson and !OD of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Griffm of
Seattle asked Joe Bowden to
be best man and Dick Burke.
Ted Sanderson and Moore to
usher.
Following the churcll recep.
tion, Mr. and Mn:. Edward
Dahms, the bride's BUDI and
uncle, booted another party to
hooor the newlywed1.
Aaisting were her cousinl
Miu Debbie Yates, Miu
5hauDa Dahms and Mias Rox-
anne Yates at the guest book.
Rivenide WU their hooey.
moon desllnation and Calta
Meea will be tbelr llnl homo.
Tbe former Mia Moore 111
graduate °cit Hawthorne Hlgh
School and ber husband wu a
student at Cleveland Blab
Scljool. 5ellUe, and will enroll
at Orange CHA Collep -fall •
Peering
, '
Around
MISS DEBI -GI Costa
X-II one of 21 -Jlllllor
voluntoen II 81. Jo 1t p b
Hoopltal, ~-Tbe clr1I
-the baopltal ... .,..,.. --l«lbe plllda.
Miii. BAD!, en-.., _., ___ _
-• • .... -btrthdaJ pllt)>boolodbybor ...........
lfn. Fr"1 Poiipect, and -Mr. udlln. -Wager, all GI Colli Me11.
Foun..nlrlmdll<ledboron
ber 'l1ltb ...........,.
NEWPORT BEACB art111,
Wade Zlnt eaptured the beet In
show purcbaae award durlnc
the Rancho Miraao Ownber
of Commerce exbfbit. He won
the -· honor last yur,
SCRIPPS COLLEGE
-.0 Wendy Aldrleb ol
ln>lne bu --,,. Ibo Mademoloelle O>llege Board.
She will -Oil Ille -Udil abe ~ ...... u.c ~ to tbe magadnt m
..-at bor collep ud
"""-'llng with ortlcteo and Ibo
special eoilege Issue.
MRS. ALEX & Okrand GI
Balboa Island has accepted
being a patroness of the &
nual odtolarsbip benefit of
Smith Collego Club of Loo
Angeles, The even!, ..UUed
An Altenoon With Cardinali,
will be presented Sunday'
April 'n, at the Beverly Hilla
home of Mrs. ffarry Lewis.
MRS. J, WALTER Heckman
of Newport Beach, Wellesley
Club president of the Newport
Harbor aru, attended the 00
annual alumnae c o u n c 11
meeting oe lbe -campus. Students, faculty
memben and admlnlslraton
spoke oo Wellesley Today and
the delegates a t t e n d e d
worDbopa.
MHa League
La LeclJe Leacu< meet. the
1eCOoJ Tueaday It 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. H. W. Moore, Ml-G59,
will answer que1tton1
::m~ocatloa IDd
._~9'1'HElt'S DAY: 11 MAT 11
0
Mic Mac ... St. Tropez . and now May Co.
now open, new shop with fashions from the French Riviera .
Jhe man: .Gunt her Sachs. Successfi,I filmmaker. Industrialist. And now
aesigner. Tho place: St. Tropez. Super chic village on the French Riviera .
. The clothes: Deceptively simple. With incomparable fit. As startling
es en almost six foot stretch of silk scarf. As subtle as flared but starldy
cut knit pents. Thot's Mic Mac. At St. Tropez. And now in Southern
C.lilomia ot May Co. In e boutique ell white ond chrome. Ponts, sweeters,
in navy, block, white, gold. Tunic in black, novy, groige. 8-14.
~-buttoned shoulder sweoter, 30.00 b. straight leg pent in rayon, 35.00
c. wool cordigon 60.00 d. knit flare wool pont, 35.00
e. double silk scorves, 17.00 f. tunic top in royon , 75.00
may co Mic Moc 7~Downtown, Wilshire, [ourol Ploa, Son Diego,
Cosio Moie, Arcedio
n., co soutll cMSt plan, 1C111 dlago fwy at bltstol, costa w; 546·9321
llicip ,lllOllClay tlnltli sat.., 10 -to 9:30 p111 ~
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· Matchmaking Big Business
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Computers Sp~ed -Love
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< SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
How would you like your
......... to be lna.m-1 to
hor murlqo male by com-
puter!
Computer maldun•ldn& bu
""""'lbto a llO mlllloo a
yur lndllllry. 'Ibo estimate
c<m11trom la trama tics
Immlatioaal. Inc., w b I c b
plaol to nplDll !Is -to liS by mid-Im 1111 pndlols
the_, wUI be dolmc llOO
mlllbl lllllll&lly wltbln five ,......
San Fnncilcoaloae-bu
..... -pellni """PoW ~
-!Inna, plis .. old-style lntn>duction 1 er vice
wblch lll<adlastly r.i-to
·--de1"loped Jq qo In 111.,.., hll.torY.
Tbe computer linn1 dMcie
Into lho.se which dellberateq
ADYl:ITll•MINT
BRIDE AND GROOM
Are the two moot Impart.
and people In I weddina.
If )'OU 're ready to wait
down the llsle, get the
"How to Plan Your Wed-
ding" Gulde. Send ~ In
coin to P.O. Box 38&, Hun~
mstoo -. Cal~. 926<8.
_to_...,._
1111---..,q
to pmlde ------thatloft
.. blind, 1111 the -ol anybody aw:rybl( IClllltlJodj' 1n111--11 llllbl. Al bell, ..,q me out ·of
JO in a penaa'• qe lfGUp
... be cooolda;ed -llble. aay 80dolocfola quoled by
Int:ramatica. '
An -c1!eat ""1' f-....... -·fllto""-
--plrtlJ cm t 11 e .._ ...... ,.. ........
lliDI: ·-·--. m1·-.
--.• loot. --rejectect. bee111• tbt ·odds
...... aiotdlln( .... loo .......
• FGr tbe -· tbe cllri (do._, ol·~
-ml lntemon l(IOcod
..... four -· 1111 .. ln-vmlptioa to.mau an loo
lm't an a~vict er a dope
addlct.
'lben the computer spews
out 1Dtroductions1 Gil the
average of. GOB nfr1 two to
eightweeb.-wlll
keep the -goiq unUI
the cllent Is happy. 'Ibo -.... could tab up to live ,......
On the ........ the .....
puter matchers believe a
client meets his or her mate
on the seventh introducUon.
If the marriage mn In
-. Ille firm alien to -all-Otber --_..,... •rictl are._ tllbont.e and
1111 apomlvt, 'Ibo dating
wYlcel, IOICh 11 Socl1I
Syotoms A-.la, cllarge aa
llllie .. fll.
Social S)'lllma, let up by
Muo de 'l'rllllo, ICloo of a
wWllly flllDlly, Is I mail
-ol!erlnc • penooollty lat footurloc quatlom com-
~ by Bllbop JllDOI A.
Plte, lldlrcipolopl Albley
M-.U and plillooopber A1sn
W1ltl.
"The computer will
ellmlnlte boun ol leOr<blng
and oonmtnc at boring
cocklllJ pu1JH and chun:h
IDCiall," 11Y1 W1tta.
Blsbop Plte calls computer
dlting "a way of bavtni a
beglnnlnc fll -.,.._ . DOI
....... clays and 1 •• rt
wilting to meet-le.•
Do Tristan -DWTlqes
!hat -n -Illa doting service ... u flnly • ' I u c t y
dfridendl'' and not i t I
purpooe. Bui Iha marriqes
do occur, and be once Jost
a-.,. In two -time to llWTlqe. "I dlcln~ even eel my fee," be .aid.
'Ibe computer 1ery1 c es·
report tht1r clients are of a
wide range of qea and include
a large number of college
llfldulta. Tbe young and bet-
CPA Takes
Rostrum
A,.,,..m'1 Omlcr -
-"'11 be tbe ..... 'lllundw. Apd1 17. wben the
Oranae' County O>lpler of the
American Soclel)' ol Women
Accountants meet. for a 7 p.m. diMet. .
Speaker for the meeting,
which wlll follow a l :IO ooctal
hour, will be Mn. Cblrlel D.
Ealand, CPA, staff -ol
lntematlooll T-and Tetegrapli's Fluid Jlaadll111
Division In Colla M-.
Mn. Elland, -topic will be Accounling for a
Conglomerate, la • -ol ASWA ud Calilomla State
Society of Cer1llled Puhllc ,,,,.
count.ants, and ii a former
naUonal director of the
Ametican Society fll Certified
Public A"""111tants.
Anyone wilblng lo 1ttend
the dinner may coll Mn. Edna
Stomiett, 511-5W, or Mias
Virglnlo Martin, -·
DAR Winners
' Atlanta Contest
Coed Carefully
Cooks Tonight
Lll,e matblr, liU deuat,ier,
Is a ooYilll tllot llolda true for
J .... Anthony. II, IDCI her
-.. Mn. Dovl4 J , Ar;-
tbony ol Coota --Bolh 1lte lo coot and -are pad coob, and JIDet ii
oetllo; •!>out to Jll'O'fO lllal lbe
....izy bu the -" pie... 1111 "'* polale. A '400 llCllolanblp 11 al
state lontihl for JlllOI, 'llho
will e<epell In • Dlllollll
cookin( ---by Glril Clubt ol America In
AtluU, In _.tioa with
The RMder's Digest Fomr
cloUon, Ibo S lo HF~.
and Slmpllclty PMlem Com· --
Four nollonwlde -
' ll'I beq conducted II the
lhr....i., Girls Club N111<nal
Coot ....... 'Ibo cookin(, -Ing and ciUzenslllp wlmera
will be announced tonlll>~ ud
the C-Key College
Scllolanlllp winner will be
lllDled --nlCl>t. J~at&tuda
m.h -Ille dlslricl oJ!il "8iDml -wilh ber Poi,.atan Baloed Chicken and
ncdfec! Iha trip to AtWq .,
her prbe.
She bu been cooking since
she . was 9 and frequently
prepores dinner and -
for her family -Include her porenb, one .bnJther and
three sisters. 1
'Ibo talented J00111 coot
likes to bake and decorate
cakes and fll\ds caatr'Ole
dishes a cblllenge to aute.
S d N d Sile baa surpoued the role of tu ents · ame ~te:i'!.~11'Zi-= 1 of-It Ille Coola M-Girls
Miss Janet Jlllsoo was
selected by the Daughton ol
the Amtrican Revoluticm u
winner of the state award !or
her essay on MoUy Pitcher,
Heroine of the American
Revolution.
ScllOOi will be ~ I Cub.
vohmm of "'lllllaric Spots In A career In bold ..._
CallforiM. • Tbe ceed II the meot is the pl of the
daugbter of the l!Dy Jlllaool taleded ,...,, culliw)' arllll,
ol Newport Beacb. who will grlduate at the end
Mrs. Selah Reber, regent ol. IUIDDlel'.
Moodl!', .a,.w 14, 19111
CM Auxiliery
'Ibo -'naldo) cl the
-......., " lb• ="='-~~~ In ... Awwwbu Lope 11111,
It Ip.on.
Emblem Club
'lbt Ellla Lodto ii till ... -
ti.. ,.. --" !he EaiWom Club •1 ,,, 1_.o
-.-..... tho !Int ml '*ll ,..-, al
I p.m.
I
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YES MAM
ter educated are said to be Mrs. Robert. s p e e d ,
leis likely to -com-American hlstary chairman,
put.en as witchcraft or a mere annouoctd that the aeventh
novelty. grader·at Ensign Junior High
"We pt an llnUIUll nmnber --~ of doctors," says de Tristan.
of the Col. Willllm Cabell After atteodlng 0 r1 n g e °""""'' gave out 3 I Coast Collet• ahe hopes to cerllflcat<1 of 1ppreclation ir-r.r to Michigan State
and awards during a n Unlvenlty and complete her
....mbly II Newport Elemen-major.
tary SdlooL Appralmltely Wby doeo a ..._ In botel
IOOO c~ from fifth, management appeal to Jantt?
sixth and seventh gradee: were "It combines all my ln-
judged In this divlsiooal coo-. terest.s -cootlng, 1ewlng,
test. rneetine' people, l n t 1 r lo r
Weight Watchers•
helps you leam how
to lose weight
-.Weight Watchers• ia a world
wide weight control organization,
It provides a tolol service for peo-
ple who want to lose weight and
keep it off, Many thousands of
people throughout the United
States and other countries have
learned how. to control their
weight without pills, fads or slar-
vation diets. Diooaver what this
wonderful group can do for you!
Clcmses start Tueeday, April 15th
at 9:00 AM and 7 :30 PM in the
Tea Room, South Coast Plaza.
Registration 3.00, wkly. dues 2.00
W_e do have the largest
stock of SHAG CARPET
at the lowest prices!
·ooN'S CARPET SHOP
IJ_N_ol __ I
42' SOUTH MAIN ORANGE
E:LECT ' • l!l"i
"The internes work so hard
they don't have the time to
chase girls."
Arlene Adams, operator of
a noncomputer Introduction
service for 30 run, com·
plains that her new rivals are
"'chancty."
"lt'1 almost safer to 10 to
• bar,11 abe llyt.. "At least
JOU get In epportunlty to loot
at the person."
MAR,J M.ARTl.N -
APRIL 15
NEWPORT-MESA
SCHOOL BOARD
DISTRICT 5
A Concerned • • •
e PARENT
e RESIDENT
e CIVIC LEADER
PLATFORM: * A Bo.rel responsive to community Clirection. * Keepi119 -school costs within bound• Ml by the community. * More emphaois on tire 31U. * G.uter empho1i1 of our American Heritage. * &!Nme care in the .. 1ecting and hiring of tuchon. * Hiring of the mod quatofied tuchen with 1&lorio1
comrnensur1t.. * A more CANful .,,(I mpon1ible 8oW •ppr•i1&I of an
pilot prograrnl.
DEDICATED
TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF HOME-SC~ l COMMUNITY
c.o-111 .. le -_, .........
.-, Mn. Arlllw S. ~ '11 I-Cir.lo, ltowrwr ... ch
Participating frcm lhe fllth decGrallng and providing hip.
grade Were Tami Doblcm. pineel tor others," she ftveal-
u.eue -· Dtam Clm-. ed. panoro, Kalblem 0...., Don1 If Ibo la as luoceooful In ber
Lewis, Heather Crouen, Ondy career l.!I she ii tn the tkcben,
Paulas, Duncan St r au 11 , she'll always have a full
Phillip Tupy, Laura house.
)bc(;rqor, Judy Bater,
Vllerle J-, TUJI Snoody,
LN-1 Jobmm, Dovlll Zlnl:
and Robm Johmoo, owat'<I
Wimer.
Siitb graders were HUDier
Hutdu.on, Jitl Wise, Calhy
I.anon, Debbi J-. Monlc1
Myers, Mary Kot.of, Debbie
Brook and Robert Kell, award
wiooer.
HB TOPS 00'•
TOPS 00'1 fll HwXinlloo
Beecb meet evory Tbunday
at 9:30 a.m. in the C«nmunity
-Oiurch, Huntington Beach. Mrs. Howard Simon
at 968-1719 will answer ques-
tims regarding membenhlp. -students from the seventh
grade were Pat l.&wtber,
Rebecca Pamu.o, Hllarie
Moore, Heidy Lubl, Autumn
Reld>ln 1111 Miiel a-en.
PEN ET RA TlON may co llCIUtb comt pkaa. -. diego lwy. Cit ,.
AWARDED
Janet Jiii"'"
Committee Reaches
For Founders Day
mue, silver and b I a c k
decorations will follow the
theme of Reach for the Stars
when the West Grove Area
Council, Be.ta Sigma Phi.
recognizes Founders Day
'Thursday, April 17.
Mrs. Norman Nieberlein,
Fountain Valley, ts chairman
of the event and Mrs. John
Moquin, Huntington Beach1 is
eo<hainnan.
Serving on t h e ar-
rang~ments committee will be
the Mmes. Joe Walters, Beta
Alpha Pi, Garden Grove;
David Persons, Gamma AJpha
Nu, Huntington Beach; Ken
Kislhardt, Mu Upsilon, Garden
Gmve; Lawrence Seerden, Xi
Eta Pl, Garden Grove; John
Huber, Xi Mu Mu, Huntington
Beach; Dick Mobley, Xi XJ
'
Rho, Fountain Vllley; Guy
Hoose, Preceptor Alpha '!beta,
sinta Alla.
Mn. Nieberleln Ind Mrs.
Moquin ·ore members ol Xi Xi
Pl. '
Tbt Mariners from Marini
High School, Huntington
Beaeh, wll1 provide en-
tertainment {or the evening.
Grandmothers
Al -every -'lbun-day the· ·Newport Hlri>or
Grandndhers' Club meets In
the Costa Mesa Golf and
Country Club. Mrs. llorotby
Van Marter at 9S2-o237 may
be called for m ore m:.
formation .
11111
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CAl.FOINIA STATE
· FAii i EXPOSI I ION
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lotl Wlrtt a.-c.-.1 Mt
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1111111'1 Ulllll llMll"""
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brlttorl. eo9D 1De9C11 MMJ21. shop mooday ...
N1•rly n•ry•11• ,. .. , ...
DAILY PILOT, h•111•I••• ....,.
p•p., f1t tt.1 FtlHit... Ore ...
Co11t.
tbnluP flCdLUdaf 10 ma tit 1:30 pm. . .
l!tSpl'illq \lal'ade of values ~
•
100% COTION ~
DENIMS i
e PLAlr>S e STRIPES
i e SOLIDS
e Stu~ sportswear fabric for
fun 'n sun wearing
excellent color •elections to
mix and to match
36" wide guar. wnhoblo
79c to 89c YARD VALUES
2 YARDS $}
great for Harlow pents, 1horts or mini, mini skirts
ea1y care, require• little or no ironing
'
Reg. $1.19 Yard Values 7 8
45" Wide Guar. Washable · C ' ,.
HONER PLAZA
17th •+ lll.ISTOL
SANTA AHA ....... ,
I
SOUTil COAST PLAZA HUNTINGTON CINTlll
COSTA MESA
t•ISTOL at SAtf Dll80 FWY. ......... EDIN~lli• 1f lL\CH
HUNTIN$TOH llACH
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n DAll.Y Pll.OT
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1 • , • , T)\e ~JnedicatiQn·that
. · ·.le~to: a .Major Cause
of Hemorrhoids .. <
Now! Most complete 3-way relief!
lrtti1'lliper\111t t11r1topm1nt .t1
llokt tmt.eat comes to
ttw fiw )'llfS of scitnlik ---llot Olll! ... lfllOi<I" work by lwtlillC
fist, ~ llf coatin(. sool!lq.
,,_. ~jind tissuo ...
unlike _, o1!1or-rjoil
Cultemoid also works I ..,. ' • Jhlnb to IR tldusM \fonnab
jwith DSS10 Tll only Coun\trnoid
pts to 1 1Njor cause oft.lllfnor·
-hlnful hatd COlll\IPllioft. Wlthallt iritltin1 IDllM otloct.
\Her1's lmw: In hospital l.ny tests
doctors Mvt demonstr1tM Ui1t tilt-Counlemoil-
l1tiiln with OSSJo penetr1t1s in' rninutt1 to the top of the·ftetal
aru to soften the stool and HSI Ille Mwel-... nt. '
' It is 0ii.~ue 1etion tllatdoeS
• lllUCh to make natural ha1inc possible.
So, if JOll /ive with the pail! Ind
f• of recwrina: minor hemorrhoid
trod!~ 1tl l.....,11J rel/ti witll
medieally-tested Countrrnoid. ·
Ai:tuolly, used .. ~11C1ed, r.-
terltoid offers the most complete
3-wiy relief you an iet without
I pl't:Sefiption OI' without $Ul'JtfJ.
• ht stainless crum or suppositorin .
~ At 111 drvc counteri. .,.,_ef_-u_ ....
UCR Gets
U.S. Loan
The U.S. De(JlrWG d
Health, Education and Wtlfll'e
hu allocated fl,900 to the
Universityol Ca Ii f orn la,
Riverside, to provide loua
.aiid grants for law eo-
forcement students.
Grant appllcanll mull be .
full-time emplo7ee1 ol
pub 11 c ly-ftmded law ~
forcement agencies, e1cludin&
federal agenci~s.
Their program . of study
must lead to an under&l'adUlte
or gr!Mfnate degree o r
certificate in la" enforcement.·
Studies m· related ·areas, .m.,
eluding >oclology <r · political . '
science abo qualify the ap-;
pllcant.
Grants art awanktd ori 1
quarterly basis and pay for
ttlitton, books and supplies on-
ly.
TOP
PRIZE
I I ,..~ hlttcll Aft"l"lkc •••,
''The best ' .
education for
y~ur·tax clolla.rt
* Only Candidate
Who ls Former
Newport-Mesa
Educator •
Local Business
Manager Super Rocket Debuts in Sum.naer
Six strap-on solid rockets fall away from more thrust than previous DeltaS and will go into opera-
powerful version of. Delta launch vehide in this draw-tion this summer when it will launch a weather • ing of a typical nussion for the McDonnell-Douglas-satellite from Vandenberg Air Force Base. * Parent·
Homeowner built space booster. It willhave 150,000 pounds more ~~~~~~~~~~~~-~'----~~~~~~~~
E·E ' < 1 .
LLOYD E. BLANPl'ED JR.
INCUMBINT, TRUSTEE AREA 4
NEWPORT·MU• UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
• Retain sound, qu1lilied, proYen leadership
• Don't substitute inexperience for experience
• CommiHed lo sound fiscal policy and properly lax reliel
• Concerned about juvenile and narcolics problems
• Dedicated lo slrona, local control of schools
• In Newport Beach since 1956, manied, 45 years old,
and Idler of two high school students.
• Aclive service to the community:
Past President, Mariners Elementary School ·P.F.O.; Past Director
and President, and currently on Advisory Board of the Harbor Area
Gi~s Club; Director, Orange Coast Y.M.C.A.; Vice President of
Men's Church Fellow•hip.
LLOYD E. BLANPIED, JR.
ENDORSED BY THE FOLLOWING CITIZENS:
Mrs. Dorothy A. Adams
Dr. Alan Andrews
Mr. H•ncock Benning, 111
Mr. J•ck Barnett
Dr. Robert Beauchamp
Mr. Jim Berhhiro
Mr. •nd Mrs. Alexander Bl.ck
Miss Agnts Blomquist .
Mrs. Velma C•rlson
Mrs. Lois M. Chambers
Mrs. Bomico E. Cianflone
Mr. Giry K. Cloirt
Mr • ....i Mrs. Willi•m D. Clark
Dr. <ind Mrs. T. F. Clerko
Dr. Nath.nit! M. Coh.n
Dr. Chorlos A. Doleney
Mr. Lewis Dinger
Mr, Donald Don1ld•on ,
Or. James C: Ooy:e
Mr. Tom Ev•n•
Mr. end Mr'" David L. Fraser
Bl1ckie end Soro G•dorian
Mr. ·~d Mrs. Lowrenct E. Gat ..
Dr. end Mrs. Joh• Gronzella
Mrs. Margaret Howland
Mr. and Mr,. Robert E. Johnson
Mr. a~d Mrs. George H. Jones
Mr. Vin Jorgensen
Mr. •nd Mrs. H•rry M. Kal•o
Mr. Ca~ L. Key
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Leith
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Lovig
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gurr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. WiUi1m E. Manning
Mrs: Patricio C. Hadden
Dr. ond Mrs. J, K. H•mel
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Horkntss
Mr. Robert E. H1rri•
Mrs. Robert J. Heyes
Dr. and Mrs. Loren Heather
Mr. •nd Mrs. H. V. Hilker
Ed91r •nd Dor• O. Hill
Mrs. 'R. Mary Martin
Mr. ond Mr" Frank McNoe•e
Mrs. Gleam M. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Mynatt
Dr. Ted R. Nehrenberg
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Poley
Mr. P. A. Polmer
Dr. end Mrs. Donald E. Pinder
~LOYD E. BLANPIED, JR.
INCUMBINT
•
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Mr. and M,., Hadd Ring
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rodman
Mr. C. R. Rothaerme l
Mr. and Mrs. Jame• L Rubel, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Russell
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonard Smith
Mr. Tom H. Smith
Dr. and M". Maclyn Somers
Dr. and M,., Cha~es Sparkuhl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Taube
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Thompson
Dr. Richard L Underwood
Harry. E. W tslover
Mr .. · Barbara Gill William•
Dr. Gerald P. Winkler
Mr. •nd Mrs. Jim Wood
Mr. George L. Woodford, Jr.
Indiana Now
Won't Split
Dozen Ways
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Jn.
diana's local government
chieftains have decided they'd
rather switch than fight the
federal government on time.
So, on April 27, for the first
time in this decade, most of
Indiana will iollow the rest
of the nation in turning its
clocks ahead one hour to *
Daylight Saving Time.
But be patient, il when
passing through.the state, you
ask a Hoosier for the time
of day and be hesitates.
Ceiling On
School Taxes • w~~~1:i'r:l.~.t;:; * Excellence In
tim~s that he's c:onfused. ~en Education agam, he may Just be trymg
to control his temper.
Indiana has been happy for •
years in . the Central Time * Respe~t For Law Zone until 1961 when the ' ..
Interstate Coinmerce .Coor. And Order
mission pushed the time zone
boundary westward from the e
Indiana-Ohio line, splitting 43
coonties into the Eas~ -* Higher Moral while 4.9 counties remained m
the Centzal ''"'" Standards Each spring, mayors, city
councils and county com-
missioners watched each other
until, by informal and unof·
ficial agreemeht, they learned
what the majority of their
neighbots planned to do for
the summer ar1d followed suit.
1be result was that a person
traveling from the southeast
to the northwest could pull
out his watch stem and tum
the ,hands back and forth four
times to stay With local times .
The U • S • Tramportation
Department allowed Indiana
to waive ob9ervance of the
federal Uniform Time Act in
1967 and 1968 while petitions
were peoding to move the
Ume zone boundary again.
In January, the department
annoonced it would shift the "
boundary westward again to
place all of Indiana ' in the
Eastern zooe.
The lighting wasn't finished.
But now local governments
have withdrawn their horns
and said they wouJd fall into
line.
Bill Seeks
Atom Pact
A bill that would petmit
the fonnation of a West.em
Interstate Nuclear Compact
has been introduced in the
U.S. House of Representatives
by Rep. Chet Holifield (I>
Calif.) and RA!p, Craig Hosmer
CR-Odil.)
The CO{Tlpact, formed by the
Western Go Yer no r-s' Con-
ference, has already been G d c ratified by the State Or On . Legislatures I n C&lifornia, • ;
eo1ora11o, Idaho. Washington lx'I Morrow and Wyoming. H o ~ r •
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0 "CALIFORNIA SINGS"! * Presented b · T'-lid"i1iT Robert Tayl •
of talented ·
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of 1 younc C.nadi1n -.n triio cltltlences est1bllshed 'at mores
by livin1 wilt! 1 JOU rllmmektr
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becomt lll'IOIVlcl In • plat 1pillll 9 ([) F•llilJ Aff•lr <Cl offlcl1[1 DI SMl'll fortltn COUii·
tries while "' thtlr YICltlo~. m Calt's W.1111 (C) 0 lllwit: '"F1N .......... (drl•'
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!ht m1rsll1I is forced to kill tltt ED l•llO'ntien (3C)
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"J11nni1 111d th1 Stat! WuPQn."
J1t111nit chl11t11 Diii of NASA's Sf· cret ,, .. pons Into 1 toy and upsets
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hosts. Dick G111tMr, Rut1 lee, Ptltr
M1nh1ll 1ml htty W~ite tuest.
Ill Morie: "te~tn 11 DlllJ" {ad·
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lJ Movie: "He1nn Only Knon"
{dr1m1} '47-Brian Donlev1. Rob-ert Cumminp.
Monbu 1pe1rlletd I Jsychedlllc O""' IT\ -Ntw1 (C) salute to the tVDlution m111 tnd W.I a.1 lill, •
his music. MldtJ, OlvJ, Mlb ind m Uont• O'C.111111' Show (t)
Ptter ire Joined by sptcl1I iuests. m Hml (C) (30) 12:00 0 @ (]) QJ Jo., liallop (Cl
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ACADEMY AWARDS0
.:.. Gregory Ped, aliove,
president of the Academy, will preside over the itµt
annual presentation to be telecast tontght at 7 p.m.
on Channel 7. E:_or the first time the event, produc-
ed and directed tiy Gower Champion, will be held in
the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of the Music Center
in Los Angeles. ·
' . r..dM r ( .,. _,, ... TELl;VJSION VIEWS /
Dinah Shore ..
Still Tops
By RICK DU BROW_
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Miss Dinah Shore, hen'
tofore a ra~er conservative performer, proved ,SJmt
day night that ·she can go the fust;zany, -coJ\tem'pOr:
ary musical-comedy route with the best of them.
Showcased be8utifully by executive producer 1 Geor~• (Laugh-in) Schlatter and producer Carolyn
Raskin, she headlined en hour NBC-TV special that
was one of the most enjoyable variety programs ~ some time.
HER SUPERB guest cast included Lucille Balli .
Diana Ross of the Supremes, and Dan Rowan and ,1
Dick MQrtin of "Laugh-in." Remarkably for pel" 1
formers tossed toielher for a one.shot broadcast; I
they registered with the aplomb and comfortable
wi ldness o! a comedy repertory troupe that has beeu
working together regularly. . . . .
Much of the credit can be given to writers Chris
Beard and Coslougb Johnson, who dashed oU a
furiously q1uick, Ilghtfooted antl witty script that im~
mediately gave the hour a distinction few television
specials can claim. ·
Their work, combined with that of the other
rqolders <># the·sh,gw.,P.v• it-es a stage r•V)l•
qµBlity. Not to ~.ovl!t\ooked/, r was the •pec1al
musical material bi fhe alw ver Billy Barnes and Earl BroWh; ' ' : . .!{ >
WITH MARC BREAUX directing, the hour wai
_Lcross~tweeri '".Laugb-in"!sf}lfe setups, longer
'. ·~etches and some notable Sliig)log by both Miss
· Shore and Miss Ross:O -farticuJat!Y fine was a pro-
duction .sequence in wbich the1yotlng Miss Ross of.i.
· fered two splen~4 numberS' from the music~
"Hai~" -f?oth ·ha~g: much of .\be emotional ini·
pact of the stage .show from which they were taken.
. The best quality of Sunday night's hour, how-.. 1 ever, was Its precisely correct attitude of contemJ>'
orary madness, camp and good nature -in regard
to both show business itself and the basically absurd
mateMal that was delivered.
THERE WERE sketches, for instance, a bout a
musical lady detective (Miss Shore) who broke up a
hoodlum nightclub, a trio of singing sisters being
groomed for stardom1 and a labor strike by Snow
White's seven dwarfs in fairy tale land.
It was, by the W3.y, a fairy .tale that no Disney
advocate would recbgnize -feataring .Miss Ross as
Snow White, 1'-fiss Ball as a ,beQlgerent, cigar-smok-
ing fairy godmother. and•an .. ln-fli ght collision hf.
tween "The Flying Nun'.~" and Mary Poppins.
MISS ROSS, it shouidlio' noted, came very cla.e
to stealing the show. In addition~to her effective and
funny trio numbers with Miss'Stiore and Miss Ball,
she also revealed hersell throughout as a surpris-
ingly adept and droll comedienne.
Dick Van Dyke and Mary "fyle~ Moore, wh.ose
fonner television series was a hit for such a long
time, were reunited Sunday evening in an hour cas..
TV speci al of. song, dance and comedy, and proved
again they go together like ha.qi and eggs.
The low-pressure material had a few down
lzlolnents along with the good ones, but the basic
·,, ·of the star• with each other -and their ;;r;.-i~~· hie. individual talent -made for an ami-
'~ ~ewing.
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Complete Sc~dule of May Activitws
nm lollowWr piblJc 1ectum
w1D be· ollend by Unlvmlly
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The· recreational boalln1r!n-
d~ b lorecuting a c ...
tlnued bullnu upowlng for .
19S9, even. surpusing a most
impreulve record year· In 'II. -
~ al. boat!:, marine
ertllnes, outboard ·mOtott IDd' ·
boatiq ··equipment rtached
aJ!Olber all-Um• high . last yur. ,.,,. fad«y values ol .
new bbl.ta lhlpped .,.u1 upl'
l.t percent aDd the dollar
value of. lhl.pmentS of marine
accessories indicated an 1.2
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•pent on 1boallng during 19111
but rtlqa f}gure~includ.es fuel,:
~e and club ·fe•es ,
mamtenance, storage "a·n d
repairs· u weU;u Jthe ,sale
of. new and used boab ,and
equlpnent. A!Jo flgurinf 1he
overalJ ·oaJea l1gure -e boat
trallen, water "JIOrls equip-
ment and boating apparol and
~bandied bY local marine
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A 1,000.foot.long de!lvery•tunntl.t.iceo>•hape ln<'!'l'lle,City,-•·nrir·moiilitiiicin-,
ter at the intersection-al the Santa.Alla·and Ganlen-Orov .. ·freeways Iii Onn1•~ ..
Covering 200 acres, th1t center will combine retail stores . with . otfltt.. bul!dlng1 ;
and 1,650· Iuxury apartments. . . · · · . · '· · .;
Local marine dealer•. aided
by expanded n e w 1 p a p e r Newspapers increased their
advertlslng and other pro-boat page linage in 1968 ac-.
moUon on their part, upped cording to the annual aurvey
their annual average gross in-of the National Association of
come by aome $25,000, ac-Engine and Boat Manufae-
cording to the trade publica-turers and this was due in
lion, Boating Industry. The part to additional marine
"average" marine dealer had dealer business but there were
a gross income of tzta,oeo other factors. "Plus business''
for 19S9, the m a g a z i n e accounted for nearly one--balf
eatbnates, and one-quarter of the space sold in many zpeclal
tlwi more aggrealve outlets boating sections with boat
accounted for more thin two. fliuinahg in the lead both in
thirds of the total buainw number of ads and &pace
done by all boaUng dealers. 1 taken.
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By-GLENN WHITE t5ol0.l to win by~.4 seconds over Hans-. the ~000 froe 'wlth a t o21.7 Oil hlll wa~to At" New" 'Yo"r-k
ot HM o.11Y l"llN s1.t1 • Fassnacht, the ~ German star who the 1,650 conquest. Fassnacht held the old.
LONG BEACH -It was vindication upset Burton Thursday night in ~ 508 .' · . k oL g' :is o ' · ;.~~~~O= :ol~~ fr~~Hall,ase»ioratRancboAJamitOs ~:m ·M;~: beaten re··1Je•te··~1 y · '·' : ,~
Debbie Meyer of Sacramento and Olym~ High in Gardeni-.&rove was seCoDd in througboul the n'leet.,.c&mi throulb'in'Uit "ucisroN (AP)_ 'SUcbeu-bl'M:ll ~
pie champion Mike Burton of UCLA u 1&:09.2. J · 1,650 to equal ber Anlerican record ot -fidence _ and the Bolton CelUcr"'.'Wt:
.y .,.re up for ..,lier ~!meals Greg Fink, tx-Oirona del Mar High 17 oOU In posting the victory. Vicky Kini, loaded with both ~. eot<' In llueo! of
'!..'t,i.,,; l 'J • 1M•Natioaal AAU short coune swim flash, was seventh ln the eveniqg f4ials in h U ed u• .. M , · Th•-'•·' dllp:lpionsbips at Belmont Plaza Olympic 16 :47.2 bul was_ ranked 14th beca~ of w o.ou eu lWlm eyer U\ --T 1 an 11th National Batetball A'tsOCl•Uoo
t• ~Poot, ttere. . • , theinclusionofrilomingprelim,cl~k~gs l~eU,fr~~A~wu1 seeOnd In 17:07.11 -•: championsbipinlSyean. · , ,_ .... •
Burton smashed his American record in overall placement · u me uc:1~. t waa a bitter due until However, the CelUc:i are . not wain&
1n t!ie 1,650 freestyle Sunday night with a Burton atso-er~ the U.S. record for the last 2oo'yards when Ute viCtor pulled anything for granted. despite a· S-1 ad·
: , away for good. ' vantage, in beading mio the bftb .. ..rn. of iJ Miss Hewitt was all smiles after her a best-of-seven series' With the New YOrk • SJH!!'tll, ·i~ . Brief · lmpressl'e !wtm in th< :MIO-yard butterfly · Kplcks In the Eutern \livl!loo's flnll
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. . .Kin. -.• . . . 0. . . a· d N. And wen ;be mlghj be alter placln, ·'Ibero·· still .... to '"· you "" ..... ~ ; . ·. g· s n ! OU . . me; .. · ::: ~vf:.\e~uat II boon Wll<1: In the wlii.four," WU the Celtlca' w,arning ~
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.•putt 'Wllh silli\e body1En'Slish '8ilncray· bilf' si(tled·for • birdie at the Jave' lin Hu' rts C9µnt1· a',·n· . medal waa.the highest placem\!llt •)!'ard ~~~y def .... , led by P~-"13th bole. Arcbet. Went on to post a i2 and win th~Masters -his first she's ever earned in short course na-coach Bill Ruuell, wu the dllference:U
major tournam~t~~_.~Filst'Pti¥:'J2Q;~ ·'";' ,· tionls. the Celtics edced,the KnicU t7..a& SunUy
... , She picked up a fourth 'in last yea1'1 200 before a crowd of 13,505 and a natiCihal ~ ...... butterfly -her previous high finish in television audleoce.
i; n...:~.11••-. " OAKLAND -It's all over this year (or pr~ipal owner M tpe AFL clup, and his short CQurse activity. . Leading 9$-M, the .defeodin& l'.fB.\, f. Ot_.-~· ,,, ~~t :A_ "W&rds ·. .. tlfe ~Seals and Just begiMing for 1 wife were on a vaclbon. ' Miss Hewitt , two-time national cham· champion Celilcs· threw up a . tipt
::p · ·--• ._..Loi· Angeles King!, who drappeii the 11 pion, former world rflCQf'd holder and a . defe'ose in the c1osirta'25 ieeondl. :~ ·:
Seals w ·suooay:·w ·~ the deciding 1 ..,.. ··"" """ t;J.S.Olympian.inlongcoursecompetion,_' -TbeKrlicbbroulbttbeball,iatoplay, I Gurney' ,., Ca' 'rut' fwrs Top' . gaDie of ilietr '100:. :West . iliraion .\ ba~R~~!.~.=~~~ of ~ii:.~";:.; RlOVed from .fifth to secollil the -109 lotendlng 'to .• wi.ri 'Pruler-tut .. I
. • . '. . , . , • semillnal. , Celtlcs, •ot awtf from the tele\illon set yards, then held the runnerup spot fm-the sbo~ Howeviir,· Dier, conlroaied ·by For ttie ·Ktna., ti's oh to_S.t. Louis Tues-j "' final l~. John Havllefl ~ 't find ~-· c.~ ' lon1 enOU1b Suday for induCll.on Into 1 A. ' day fw the first game·of ahother_ t>est:-Of· l the 1'/altmUh Basketball Hall or Fam, e. She gained only slightly over ·.Ellie, f'0!001 "nd paiMil.'~ bq: WiW. Reid
seven series with the Blues for the West A.~,f,.J;t-;)esame &be lf'UWnitM Danili!:l, · the delendlng short course na· _ free . throw lbie.' ;"J·' ; ~
Laver' Too -..n n_ . y, Hall D!vlslon championship and the right to P"' .... ~In blfJIOrY·;wlth the Celdcs, wu tional. champion and ,victor. In the ·100 Reed dkln'\ l!!!ve,pl!Y room eithft u 'lie
1 1 1.i{J face U:ie East Division winner fbr the Na· i' Ind ucted wltb.'!Adolpb Rupp of Kentucky, Thursday .. · Miss Daniel'! tJroe · wu· tutned to fa~·~ll. His f()ft!d ~ tional.HocK~ Ceague's Stanley Cup. Hank Iba of OkfahOm a State and ?!ympi~ 2:06.65. ' 1V83'short and·theW went otlt ol boundi
·• , , , The Kings .combined a' solid blue-line cbamploa I ,faae, Dutcb Dehnert, a In. QU¥!r Saturday a~on ·Susie Atwood oft a Knick. . , -~" i .•• : . • "Rod Laver 11, universally .. ....--.i as de:'-' with goal-gathering opportuhism membtr f1::1the original NeW". York of Lakewood broke the· ~ican r~ · Ff \\'.e .~··~ ball · .tA;r , o'1.,t!> -. .... ~ honor 'passed on to Caruthers -Gary to . the Seals in a raucous game that Celllcs, add ,;c huck Taylor, baske~all. in the 100 backltroke Wi\h • 51.96, ecllpto ' !Zler, _, . ded ~ ~ ~
the top tOOnis pl.ayer in ·~ wcrld. Mally a;ao, ·a "'"'ior at Raaclto Alamitos High saw nine penalties handed out in the first goodwill a~.sador... ing the previoua best ol 59.S hekl by Kaye •Jo~ out, pul Rivllcet..on F.ruiir -'Vod
aperts, in fad, compare him with the ~l . nine minutes. ..Hall. . . _ _ . _ _ ,l;.!nt 1n ~atch S8*'.J..o-SQY~J8'.adJ.cY.
itl--time·greet,, of the.sport. · •'.guys like * * * ...... Dick Rydze of Michigan won the men's Ila~lkek dKi a tre~ job,; Ol'.l ~ Tllderi, Don Budge and Liew Hoad. ..,.. ..,.. ..,.. · 000. ; · F platform diving tJtle, holding off favorite Frazier. It wu a key defensive play . . :~go a step farther and sey Rodney Hall,' like Carulhen, was a silver SANTA ANA -Bart Geao\'ese, to, was · gers 1•et Jim Henry, who had one p:ior dive in the New York then f~ former KtiJ:et
'1fle.Rocket" is the greatest player ten-medalist in Mexico City, He got his lilted la favorabte condition Sunday alter · .-prelims to destroy his iold medal hopes. Emmette Bryant with m: 9eCOOdl lfift. iP im ever produced. And they just may award in a most difficult swimming be ran inlo a javelin: sticking out of tbe • He lost by five points. I~ an unusual move, the Celtlcl called ~:~~ '1tbougb .the comparison is event -the 400-mt'ter individual medley IJ'Ul·at a low angle Saku'dtiy while pra.> o D d } Brian Job won the mo breaststroke in tilne out to aet up more strategy, .the
ly difficult (which encompasses 100 yards each for liclng'for a %20-yard rt.Jay run.~ eight· ver ' . rys a e %:07.34. after breaking the u .s record of ~t ~hat to lhlnk when •••
:At any .rate, Laver was the leading the freestyle, ..backstroke, butterfly and foot spear pused throug)a bis body, but • . 2:~.3 m the prellms with a snappy ~:06.1. called time," Bryant uJd. "Usually, thl
niooey wlJlller pf> 1968 and bis year was breaWkoke). · milsed the vUal organs. · 1 Kim _Br~ .. t t took the: women 1 200 other team •--,·t, hop'·• to u~ •'· ldghlig!lted by wiming Ille ~ \<Mis Also M-the Hall broke th 1HOUSTON W'l .,... The. Los Ange es b st 2 :11 !4 al ··'· the ~ ,.. ~· ""' the f "'"'u16 year e ..,.. ..,,. "' Dodaers are hOping the injory sustained rea in :. · tu eru.uig U.S. shooter. Then aJl t bear wu 'After he .fu:r~n ~~~---. irst-ever :i:u= ': '::en~ \n~tiodf; SAN FRANCISCO -The U.S •. World Sunday by pit.c.ber Don Drysdale isn't ~ecord O! 2:2;5.0 wt th a 2:24.3 in the morn-makes his two free throws ••• aftef'1]6
Obviously with credentials like these, book. ~~soccet .~ teatotmh ~Iii .•nceuxhlbitlont se~~aTe .wass~ckonthe·riobtankle int=m~ the 700 n,:-m 1:52.53 to =~i~ ~·~t°::'~~ki;;
vn•'d have to ra.te the Coron& del Mar Anti there certainly isn't any doubt <.c;) •'Ml, · e"""' orma ppers a I • · -P, De · shade Ros! .w. ales by five·-hundreths ta•;ru ... ".. . , " ,_ Balboa s~•• Sund by a ball Ott'the bat of the Ast:ros nrus ., .. ~.· &" ........
. 1 aQout bis 9f'aoge Qiunty residency. UIWWD ay. · ' · of a s~... Bryant-.then made the free throWs ~
.Atlyway; Gurney and Canihers are oe~ 1be .U.S. team plays Haiti next Sunday • Fred Ha~ood waa the winner in the nail down the decision. The Celtics let f6e *~ *, •• 1, * 1,, , ,.. ficiaUy the county's top sports headliners ~ ~:au ~C:l with a return game at Dodger Slate 100 b~ck with a 52.2 Mitch Ivey was se--Knicki,.ve a ,~ with two aecon(IJ
(pro and amateur) for 1988. an ego ~ · 1t/{I. u ....... oq.,.. -'' H-'M.' ~~ ':"'• k~t C?Ood In ~.39. left., · ..
I, -~ 'll78JTE ~ you've ~ t9 admit they cerUdnly The team wtttt.2"e total points will Jlj· ls--Oodeler• ,n Mn. DI"'" J·ss ""'~ k Ft • • ,. . r-.• , . • • f'. _-...,,i,..__, . ......,.. .. ~ • play A two-game :ieii~ with El 8alvador, C A~. l"-Oodgeri vt S.n Dl9P. J:sd p.m., KF n '" •"" :. WASH ;;;;;;;,.,-"':"" . aome nu ... , .•.w~•Y op--llll\I the winner of thal 'will go to Mexico ..... . • . T F an· w . 0' ;·
lliiil iiiiii***' ~;t~~~ the WORLD CUp ~ntest in July .! )1enke. B!g b ~l the gam~ in the third . -win. s .. :·,~ in -: y . in, } ~. e,·, , ... -'•rl»er Opens ft•nge , , innlnJ and was.Jlown back to Los Angeles ~ . _.
, _: ·1 , W~ BarWf-, ~ pr01at\Mela. • , ..... ..... ..... for ~UUOl)!ll'Y X·~a)is. " · , , r • j ·' ", , ... •U1•• ... ,.. ' . ' v~ "~'-'-'Cllabb ltt '~~ . II LANSING MIG. -Jolm Belll.a"°" "~ won the eontest ~2. I --.ient as a tremendous --'essional o;>l.'IC -'MIAIT u ~years; bukeU>all .COid. tit ' &tidllpn Sia.; f ston leam or1hopedill Harold Be... Whi s v· • . ".l _,~ L • . (>
:.W.te. • .. -~==~~with u.r...11111 .... -•..., ..... iu., 1-~id!the •ll!n' appeared to be• . . te OX ISit 'lUlillteun::
-. Co tho-Orqe The .,.-e, with an adjacem . 9-bole . StlDdaJ 81 FAward W. BpuTOJf Hotplllll • ~-Ill ex:, pli=y t~alweek adbelore. ' • , ; '. ' , n...-. 1 ~"a i..rd. ""'dnic::b ·c-"& l• ••·t1 where lie was taken ~ r.:. .. .:aJOn , • ai e.-m e • · . . . ...__,. . ~ lllhJet. '· course, lS at 1501 S. Anaheim Blvd. You follewlaa: a heart attack. . '· • ; r : kllng. play.-ti).,.. and felt , . • !!_~~ ~r J" .goqe ;; take the Katella turnoff from the Santa However • hospital spomm. Nld· ,\it.iiethiog P.>e ln .ttli rrjloulder,. . ft look them a1moo1 a week, '"'11 the pitch fir' the Anttla. · ~ice fir !*t ct lm!t _., beis not' .\!)!,Freeway to get to Anaheim Blvd. Benlng1on n filD v..-y •lable~' .;_i Loo Angelel .laollloqsloo ~am tooight Minn<OOla l'o'lns flnallf wori their first Tommy John; HI, hurb for the While
--"'--.._. ._..,......,. I ... ~-de! Good catches of yellowtail a n d ud mted ~onabl S....11 • ' 1' complefe"the tow pme llel'les. , game, and Mwaer B1Hy 14.rtin IJ:ri.he Sox. .
....... , us ~ "'"..... ..__ roOsterfish were recorded by ~ Robert co 1
i •• ': ~. ,I ~ "~.._":"~:.•:",.. ,"°""0! '• ,.,~ '1wouldn't ti,; uprisel:l if we bu8ted wldif '"tbi.1 ,Is a big-hitting clu b -*We
Mar. !limns (Balboa), the W. S. Holsteins ..,.. ..,,. lft!. . !. ~ ~ ·d , • 2 • f ';ltlltAI, • rf .. ~ •· • 9.1 ~ b J-: · ' · · · .... f "'; • haven't·tcored more than thttt riiM In f~~ .::? = =·.: (t$iona 'ael Mar) and R. Jact Dalby LA JOLLA -Kathryn ~~ft'·oi ; =': : ! : : : =~'"eta : i ~ f Tue 'tlvlnl, faVored by 11W1Y in,;tM' ~ a em.e until today," M~ said. :"I
·-..,. , (NeWport Beach) on a recent fishing Pnl Brown of the Amer1cl6" P~ --~ " , • ,1 1 lllHtr, • ~ ' ' ' AmerlcBD" ~gµe's , Western 'Dtviik8:,· .,.:ii~ we're 1 ball1d.bti which should
the Indianapolis $(f).mlle ' .race lut League Cuictnnatt R-. .II .if •·r:;t· ! '*~· 1• '! . .: ~.· ~lt(~rv •. ~b ' ! ; ; ;, lost their flfst rour prr.:1 ~ ..... , .t. .tba~m ff M~.1 n.... excursion lo La Paz, B.C,, Mexico. ~14u ta-... ~ :.'\. ~ ~.; ''!:'"' .,.~ , • •• bo b
... ....... -&AV· Dalby picked up a pair of marlin, died at Scripps Memorlll r"'trltaj,f~ · l';-r• .c. ";! ~ t:'i.'.:;~"'" et' : : : :> i!'I S~ ~ tt>lrd~t·of ~ \ ., . ,,; , w IS l9I G:e.,~i:.~~a~: ~-llD MIJ~~· .·~ ~, day.1st_tewas59. =., , , ~~r:~a t: :~o.w"'°"., '~~ • t wiUlCallforp1a ,.M. ·~r-':.J... ~,,J 1 t ")I '""&'A"" I Sia n....i....i..,iL· ; .... il,'1t does · • ' .. I .... -.., O._ ..Mn. Brown, virtually bi ---irl!.i ....... ,.f • • • "!' I· '(beAng~wind ·UPJUISm.'lamdti ·"~ "' ~ te .
DIA;...,."' -t.irt.1 ~-•11, former Mater • D11 ,. diabetic condition, suff ,.iieiit ilb -,, • 1it f"' • • l ,·~~ stand with a sjna:le game~ · ~· f • , 1 ic., 1;• ""' .. u;c -.La,er.~ ~ 8'14: Ile ood. o'er ·mp-· f1 •.., Ullf•enll)' ti Ula~ lac~ln her sleep late Fri41)'nl&fll IJ1li• . ~. ,f 1-'1' · · , Oilcago .. J\m 'McGIMhlln.. ~14it .i,::;· ,.· •·';0!• • ·' ,u ..,.....i.c Ukethe~_OOQ, W~kpneof = f8!0tblll~1:~~. ~;~~~:::~ '.ahd ' ~~~n!-?~·•.'Ti =-!~17
s, ~f~~o~e~r~J~ay., ~::...;.:! .: ~' .
the gnoll·i*idl"1 olll!Olt.:And-11 l/'I• ' · S°'lf'·-.• , ·~-;, "'r • " · · " · , .. \~,~"'" ' a W pitch Into comer, 1oW'~ pi..-. over t&IVC". ·i.. ... ~ ~ • ·•• 1 • ,?'· , '( , , ,. · • 1 • • •• , oU U. elpth :=~~~G6!i; ~ilt ·Has License -~t~; Mlirde:r-~·-Gu~r.in~·:.~ ~~·;~~
* * '* -1 "' • " . · ' • ,.~.. rllht down
... t'' ,· • I, • " •• • , •.: ~, f A....1 ,CY&o. ..... , ~-· )la).;. .... -.-ca!4'a1i .• .. ' ' ~ • . ' ' .J .J.., • \ •~ , •• , ,. I/.~ ~.~ .. _.
All 91 a.· 1 ~· .., .. · , ~ Aff'l'~l.Pl ~ ~\IAIA ~ .. ed .. Jll hlm than the four which were ltallidi&om the bdmr·wberi 6e bkdfd inc: ef~rt of S4. poLats. by ·Atlaota'1 J(lt .;.1 . ._ .,;{.,~ CALIPo••1.t
• ' Rlolle a... afled•ll'lllU'der. ·dlerged. a sllol flom a driv;•• Zelmo-Beaty onrl Caldwill;.lbefonnerAr-.....--'' ,..., •> • ..., · "'""' ..... lie~; -1'118llftr al .. t.i -.. ,":"'r' , W:f4 ;• 7 I j f 'IOM. rt ~ • I •
-.la ._ -.qty· ~ · lllltCMlnlMirln'wbo killed the Hawu .:OJ. ~~n .:..iiw: ~-·~ ~ ~:-.....,..!";.U.• to ~ tho .. ~r.,m .. _-to c1o' ~~ :,-:.,~ --'llC" l':'{ ~~· .. : l : : ~ Jaap-a IDOlt Mletrlirdly effort. in the JeOOnd. CMne CJl thetr beft..of MVen , ... ...,,. I.."':~ ""':'"' · ~. -' · I '2 f lltM:lllrfi, tf ') 1 I 't lllll a py ...... •• T1I , 'J,.tl · -' · I\ ·'"' . . , the ~oilmr _.. they l4ct llMI '"'Fr1-• -~. ~ .-rlbuted the Wiml!ll nienCed. "We illould be ap two PP_ll:" • 1 , t •-" "'~ l • Lasm 8acl •• ., otJll1lic pkt ~..., Wd 1'11 hilW1ame r day night and.tf)4..t<Ji•ot1 Sunctay, just four • ~ dfl 11 llC."Otlds left. He 10ok"'• ATUfflA .... --· ·:~, • ! ~ : e;...=..: •... : meMl ill die dec1dlto. ud hrth u year. poinll but two lull pmes separalinl the pMS '1om West In !ront of Ute buket and • . • " , • -. § .. , 1 1 ~...,.., •, 1 , • ~.a.. -.............. ....... -.. ......__. So, with that cam-·-, the Loa • rivals. lofted a buu--JO.footer. .,...._ • ,.., ' ...,.., • w • ~ ' ' w-r-. c , • ,. 1 vvoupno .._...,.. --& N. •-...... llfl ,,..,._I ...,..T.. HUlhllfl • 14 11 HeWllt • 'j.,j .~ p, • • I llWl11 "" 1 • I -Toomey wu . ..t dDJldertd ~aat6 Angeles LtOn bet4 to At.lJnta with• 1-0 "I think that "'''my be!lt game or lhl • \'I-)\Isl NW lhe alley and headed f o r ... "" • , "" n Olll.......,Mi _.,, 1n T,Httt. , 2 •,. •flOOllll • 1 1 .. ,
6er'lns,...MlllM••lallboufkle leadirltheirNaUonalBuketballAllocl ... )'ear."-commented the 7-foot t Cham. ·"'ff./' sakf the ~foot vettran, smallest ... ~Hfnt~ ,~ = ~ :;:. 4 1 ·~• :;. ~:;"1111p11::: ::!·: 1: ~.:
LIP1;a1tillde9ef.'. ... ' ~'.~olf ·folf"1he 1~Dlvtston berla1nwtio.,.hadto\akeup ~1~.:uwo1~.u ... ·1~lf yoo play ror 1 1·1 ·•Cwllt. , ,., ,, ..... ,....1.,1 1• ~. , ......
Yettlaa .. -Udtroablettt·~ ... : diltmj>Jon&hlp. w"""bothJ-,-W. estand Elgln"""iot, tbelMlt&tOfthe•-.thechancu are > .. ., 'l'rlfll .. •.'• •!"f t •.M111w., • '' :t,E"""'·"' ''~ 1111:.... . .. ~-" .,..,.. _.,, ~ ........ Dlt'tll I }) I - ; ~ '91 1 t r ! M• t. • -•• Iii -IOt ea--i " LIWlJ' Cha_ mberlain has a UceMe to weru'L hi11'"';;. •• • • • . """''.,. _._ .. kt anlll tt. •: , ,, Tot•11 o 1 .. m T...i.tl: ..-~ * • , ,.. 1• 1 • -""17...t:.:.:..:· -,.... ' 'l. -... _,M , ...... .,...,... A•i.t1•• 21 ··n~9"-m ,."'"' ,,, 1 1t • ,..... • • • ~ .,~ltll..... llll el tit SoaU.. commit muider out there on the Door,'' -1be ·vif c.ur acored 2S JNU1t:1 to lead his . M It •111 Betty bed the final shot and L .. Anoe"" 17 21 w 0 _ "" A •• .,,..,.i ,.,.,.,.. i1nt. ._ ....,._
Cailft.w1 ••&f"I • ., .;' • ·~ decllred' u ·aft111 'Gucrln , Implying th• club'• scortrir and gt1bbed • reboU!ld!. • OllfttW1atn blocked tt. ...~..,..,. -..-. ,.._... ..
ftn ........ tUhtlier .. ttle l.eker center should have more foub call· His greatest play Of the night came 11% The d!felt IJ)Ol.Jed t Carter high ICOl'· r~: = ,~::_" .. U. Met'-tt. ~== : : :; : ,, .. • . -'~~
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Bad Guy's Drive
Duke Kelly, motion picture "bad guy," tests his driver preparation
for Huntington Beach Country Clu b's May 3 celebrity golf tourna-
ment, KelJy is the event'.s co-ordiiiator. Huntington Beach mayor ·Al
C~n watches the shot. <;:elebs such as Mickey Rooney, Huntz. Hall.
J im Backus, Don Ad ams, Max Baer, Edg ar Buchanan and Alan
Hale are expected I'! play.
rritons Crack Swim Mark
In Easter. Invitational
Six of seven meet r were broken .
Saturday at San Cle ~ High SchooJis
fifth annual Easter S)im Relays in an
all-out assau1t on ~ • ~filrd books by
host San Clemente, setyite and La Quinta.·
high schools, '
evenls, getting a record in the 4 x 400
freestyle in 16 :49.0 •. The Trltons used
thr~ sopl\Omores -Randy Smithers,
Joel Hartmari an~ Corby Lloyd -along
With senior ScoU Rtnfro in raCking up
the r~d.
San 9f!mente too t'9o of the Jinil f·And, San Cletrtente's 4 x 100 free relay
------"""-'-----: "·1qu artet of Srilithers, Jeff Locke, Tim
\.i Springer and'Rerifro garnered that event
PIRATE ROWERS ina33s.
Highlight of the meet was La Quinta's
WIN AT REGATTA Gary Feinburg, who turned in a 56.7
anchor leg in the Aztec 's 4 x 100 back vie·
tory. SAN DIEGO -Orange Coast College's
gwift junior varsity and freshman crews
powered their way to a pair <>f im·
pressive victories Saturday in the ann ual
San Diego Regatta.
The Pir-ate varsity didn't compete in
the Regatta, which was highlighted by
OCC's junior varsity eight.
The Bue JV's pogted the day's fastest
lime, 6:31, to win their race by more
than two boat lengths and 10 seconds
over second-place San Diego State. UC
Santa Barbara, UC San Diego and St.
~fary's fGUowed in that order.
Orange Coast's frooh shell won its race
In 6:38, nine seconds ahead of San Diego
State.
unofficial team leaders were La Quin.
ta, San Clemente, Servile and Fountain
Valley in the 12-school field.
V1n;lty
4 ll 400 ltff -I. ~n Citm.ni. (ll. Sml!lter,,
Htrtm•n, s. Rtn!ro, C. Llovd) 16:".a. CMffl rtcora1 2. SerYlte J. u Qulnl1 ._ Vtlencll. ~ • 100 bree•I -l. Le Ouin!I 4:27.2 (Mn l r«Wd) 2. S•r1ll11 l. Vel'f!Ci. '· Mortno V•ltl'f,
4 x 200 1 .... -1. ~r<'llt 1:02.J !Mttt ~··1 ' Sin Clem&n1-{81r1, Lloyd, G, Smllhtf'l, LOCll;t ~ Vll•ncl• ~. Lii Quint•.
'x 100 b.tc--l, U Q~lnt1 A:ll.7 CMllel •econl) t Founteln V1llev l, Si n Clsmentt tS11rt .... ,;
8rowM1lfl, Mclrlllln, S.bln) '· \'1ltncl1.
' • 200 lndo medley -1. StrYltt l:SJ.t !MHt ttconl) 2, FO\lnttln V1!~v J. !.In Clerntn!f (Bf'0\191\lon, Relkin, l'~"ley. H1rtt'Nnj '· Val.nt19. ' ll 100 ''" -. Sen C~tnll !R. Srnlthtrl, Locti:•, SorfflOtr, S. Rtntro) l :&l., 2. llfvl!t' :a. v1i.n-cl1 ._ FOU<lteln Vellt y.
' ll 50 tlv -f, LI Qul"l't 2:00.J (tnMI nconO t. Fountain Vt11eY J. V1ltnt.lt ._ ~trvltt.
Major League Standings
Na tiona1 Learue
East DIYU:lon
Won Lost Pc:t. GB
ChJcago 5 1 .833
Pittsburgh S I .833
St. Lollis 3 3 .SOO
1t1ontreaf 2 4 .311
New York 2 4 .333
Philadelphia 1 5 .167
Wu l DM1ICM1
Atlanta
Loo Aqtlea
San Oiqo
SanFrandlco
CtnciMaU
Houston
6 1 s !
3 3
3 3
2 •
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It. '--Ul1 S. N• Ytrl I CJtie-1, Moi'ltt'MI 6 P~ 6. Pllllld9""'1<t J
At1.nl1 1·$, Cl11tln!lltt eJ
Siii Ft-IKo S. '¥:' Dltlo l ..,.,.,. J. Los ,.,,.,.. ~ . ...,.. ......
.1157 ::
.500
.Jl3
.117
1
1
3
3
4
!
2\\
21\
31\
SI, Leult Cl rl)H ... , .. Montr11r IJttfl'f' .. 11
New Yortt IMcAlldrR ... , 11 fllh11Mlilltllt (l'ryft'ltln .. ,), """' Pl"*""" (VNi. 1.0) el ct>ic-(Hllrltnln 1.cll SM Frtlldtw flolln 0.1) 11 Ck'lclnnttt iMllDlllr Ml, l'liltlt '
LM A,..._ (""""" 0.1) ti ~ ID!lrbr .. ,,, """' ' °"" ................
American Le1pe
El1t DJvla\on
Boston
Ba!Umofe
Dclroil
New York
Washington
Cleveland ·
Kansas City
CllHor'Dla
Seattle
Oakland
Chicago
1t11nnesota
\Von Lost Pd.
4 I .800
4 2 .U7
3 ' .600 3 3 .500
3 4 .429
0 5 .ooo
w .. 1 Division
• 1 s 1
' 1
' 3
2 ' I 4
.167 ...
.600
.500
.400
.200
"'"''" ll-11• be""11 •. Ntw Yort 1
Bel"'"°,_ M. Wllllli111l9ft M
II ... ""' J. Cltvtltfld I IC.!1n'81 Cltv A..O, OHl•NI t.J
Min-I• $, C•Ulornl9 4 Cllkffe 12 SUtllt 1
T ... r'••-.
GB
I\
1
11\
2 •
8111"'*" !~ll• Ml •t ll6lorl tcur. M 11 .._ bOrt Ml k.11"'" ClfY ttit.-.i M) -' a.ttr. ~ Ml n(tllt '
(fllt8" l.lohll 1'4) II Cellf9ntli. (Mc0-1.., •O, -. 0ni1 NIMS WledW ....
AUTHQIU2'ED
l'ULL SERVICE ANO PARTS FOR ALL IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES
Swenson~
Hughes Nab
2nd Title~
Wlll'ITIER -Kris s..._, of Golden
West College llld Paul H ...... of 0ranp
Coast emerged u the 1,.. lop pu!Cll'lllltl
in the Easlem Cont~ awlmmln& llld
diving champlcmablps held at Rio -
College despite an overw:helJnlng t e am
performance by new EC champion
•Fullerton Junior College.
Swenson and Hughes were two of l h e ·
three double winners .in the three-day
meet which was completed Saturday
afternoon -Swenaon sweeping both lJut..
terfly events and Hughes stroktna b1s
way f r om behind wltb t" o at1rrlng
finishes.
A> upeded, Fullerton eully won the
team championthlp by more than 200
points with a total of 537. Oran&e Cout
was se<:ofl4. with 320 while Santa Ana ed-
ged Golden West for lhird, Dl\Wll'I.
Swenson completed his dGuble bf whip.
ping Pat CU.Ian in the 100 0y Salurday
jn the near record time of 54,f. Carolan.
who chased Swenson all the way, was
clocked in 54.7. Swet)IOO jut miued the
meet record of 54.0, but had tbe aatilfec·
Uon of "tablilhing lhe ooly new record ill
the 11M19 m..t with hill Z:OU ill the :IDO flY
Friday.
Hu ghes wem for his double in the llSO
freestyle after winning the 200 individual
medley on the first day Of the !Dffl
Fullerton's Chi~ O'Rourk< looked W<e he
had th• Utle in the bq with 1-than
100 yards lo go and a hall a pool length
margin Over Hughes.
However, the Pira&re IWbnmer put on a
Lremendous sprint which enabled him to
catch and pass O'Rourke by an ann'a
length. Hughes was clocked in 11:03.f
while O'Rourte wu credited with an
11:04.t .
Bru<e Johnafon of Orange Cout also
was a wlrmer on theJinal day, paddling
his way to a 2:27.9 triumph in. tbe 200
breaststroke.
16H Pall - 1. H1191'ift (DCCI, 1f:O:t.l1 J,
O'R1111r1te ti'), 11:04.4; 3. 1'1'1'9111 IF), 11:.U.7: 4.
H1rvtr (SA) ll:U D; J. Sd 1ttRll9111r tGWl, 11:57.21
I. MclC1y (SA ), 11:00.t. .
lte PRll -flODlrtlOll tCflJ, '9.11 2. ll1lldl (Fl,
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(RH\, 51.•· 6. ASJIV (Chi, !t.1. J.MITI. tllVIHG -1. Llnfor ICH), :nt.15J 2.
Sovlllwt rd CIUO, 321.00; J, h"''" (GW), 2'1.J01 .t,. OemM ·CCI), ..,,101 5. LMM (Fl, :au.«11 6. C-
<O&)f1il:'J~Sk1LAY-I. Ful"""" J:•.s1 t. ONMI
<~•j• 3:21.S: l. Chtffe'v, 1:27.2: 4. Goltll!l JIJMI, 3:JO .. 5. Senti AM, J:»-11 6. II.lo Hondo, 3: .1.
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Pro Basketball
At a Glance
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.1969 .Auld" ~ ... f?k2
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.OC.D SIAL USlll CAIS
ftNUT SILICnoN
OI' USlll Sl'OlT CAU
IN SOUTHllN CAUl'OlNIA
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3100 WEST COAST HIGoHWAY -NIWPOU IEACH J~rlllfll11 I
~I 111p111 I •,
642·f405 540-17'4
Authotl1o4 MGo e AUSTIN·HIALIY Dooler
Authoriztd FllltAll DNltf, Solos • Sorrico
i '
Retaru te Eagle1 Gaucllos Lose I . .
Beplace8 Lowry_ _Heart-breaker
I Brown
. To Mesa, 1..0.
' As Estancia Grid .Boss J>i~""Jt: .:.i:." wrZ'. = 87 GLENN WRrl'E .... ...., ........
Plll1 ......,, .. y~ -· f-ll -at Glendalt C11J Collep..bal bo<n
Dlmed ~· te bf.tndt Hl&h ScOOOl Pl cllMf Jabil Lawry, the DAILY PIL<71' 1-ned adullftly IOk)',
Lawry ntlpe;I earlier 'In 1111 yoer lo
-the -·football pool at AnWape
Valley lll&b School b\ Lancm«.
Brown 11 a lonner uslllant lo Lowf7.
U. terYed M llne llld clef""1ve .,_i. at
Etlancla ill 1115. But after tbal ....,. be
-Jw*r collep rai>D.
At ClflUI College In -be wu
delemlve llld lfne -· plu.a bead recruiter for two ctmp.tp~ 1
'I'betl he DlO\'td to Glendale. 11 an .-..
lal\t. lie wwked In tbal capacity for oolY.
me -then l1opped into the heed
coocb'• poeilim lat loll .
Hll team poiled a 3-1 conference
rec:Ord, llnilblng lourlh. And it produced
Stete CUrtls, a junior college AJJ.
.American quarterback, plus two aJl.corr
ference eeleeUons.
Brown bad ooe other All·Am<rican lo
hill credl~-<:entu BW Plerlon of Cltrlll.
'!be -Ellancia boll. played.football,
basbtbaD llld buel!aJI al Temple City
Hip School. He ....... aD-leque honorll
as a tackle in 1951 and that same year
•
---lmpmod ~ ... Ille called "Tha LaOs ~· and tb!IO
----pnlly Wen im!l 11Jl tbl'l• M JWl-'UnlYenlty ·--lo baoUall _t.._Oolllp ..
sperkll In-.. Tbe Goo,._ -lo -ilodi llraJlhl Jou ~. "'""""''a l• ttflr"Cni&1 !':.i":.t "::""an!!:. decilf• at b ome 1o .san,1>111o-
1.....,. ill Jlll.,Jn .1•1 bl .... -• ~ teem' aJ1.eob1ereDce .. a tale. Saddleback'I )>ilcbJna atall · bad 11"'1
Heallo ..... "-'"'"bonanfDtbe--'-up • "'"' In live -P!l<r• .l!J ...---•• . -..... . Sa-7'• ...-. but the Gweilol maldnf boncrable mention "' tb1 111t1t -·1 btll their did -Gnr Ptll-All-O>ut Guard teem. . • . 111n11on -led'a Ove-hllttt. I
Brown told Ille DAILY PJ!Dl' ~'i. ·--the 1ame'1 GOly nm ln tbt
decldod lo 1 ea•,• Uil ~ .-b· Iii'., f'!P of tbe .~ -It loaded the -
bllll ocboal -.~,.r.., iw., , "" ~ !Incle and two llelder'• -reuona. . . . ' ·'j. ~. ~then~ In the rµn. J
Ffnt, GllndiJo oC ....._,llOm ,llilJ, . -bad MVeral Chanell In
three bllh 1Cboo11 -GW*li•HOotw, -; 18 -·s Bob Epolaln llhut lbe
Ctwetla ValllJ and , GlmdaJO. 'l(tl ' dolt<' udi time. Jl!M Slubbl hid i.
Brown'• lealDI bad lo· 'J>iq 1111 r..o; . --ill Ille llnl, but the ..,
Anae"' ja-... tblJ ilaft. olcitoolo --_[>Clllllld lU'-from wblcb _to .... taleat:. ..__ ............. 111 • ~(I) Second. Brown calla c>n.a,. Coan.IY .. r I "" •~ r II ~ 1-~•.tt ''the •~ '•ln .~...._,. _, "-• d j I 1 i S~ u ' 1 J 11 uuwau. ~ -""~ .,....,, M .. 1 t I N ...... a 4 I I 4
f team. I W-'-~-.ru.• Cflie. a .. I e t L9r11Mc:ktr, d l I I I or AW ,mswr ~ .. .... lfoMce> 1~ s • • • 1 swwt1t1111. c • • 1 .e Pasadena an anmeft:lful ~ and -~ • 3 I I I Wll119ma, If 1 e I 't
P-•·•ena· 11 ~""""'"' •""· ~ tM••,.. bad Cot!Plt. rf ' f I 0 Dlftlnlll,._ II• S't e 'e _..., auuu.• W111i1 ._, -,. Sdlry, a 4 I I I lltle. a A I I t tn tb1I area." ~ c ..... \lldl;, " , •••
COlllM, c • • • • "-'"'""' , .. • • • Reprdinc Elta:ncia't outlook, Brown E ... i.tll. p 3 e e e
nmalm cauUoua. "We'll hltt to watt Ul Tet11t » ~ ~ ,..'!:" • • s t
after tprfnl practice before I can 11: " •
evaluate U. playen," bl 1111: ::..= Miia : : :: : ~ : ;
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HUNTINGTON B~ACH
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.t
9o%tkg With
Arn Id Raimer
THE SQUARU TH.E CWBFACE,
THE STRAIGHTER TliE SliOT
Mcotgoll .. :wlll ..... be .....
C0111iltoncj'iflt..;....,1oy11oe ~
titian shown 11'1 illust1atkin 13.
Tho -and bode ol tho band
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•hob, all oihorthlngsbolog....,1.
Rangers Wrap Vp
Loop CrO'Wn, 3-2
By GLENN WHITE Jobnsoo, who whippet! It Into
Of .. Delly Pllf Stiff the net.
LONG BEACH ~ The Coan Johnson scored 30 minutes . later on a head shot after the Rangers returned to their Rangers put the ball in play on
familiar position of Pacific _J a corner kick.
Soccer League c h • Jll p i on But then LoOg Beach cut
following a one year's absence IOCl.'e, scoring from a corner
from that customary role. boot and a fine ZS.yard shot to ·
They wrapped up the 1969 make it J..2 with two mimt~
and th . filth .,11 In to play. However, the Rangen crown eir .. e were able to hang on for the
the past sil seasom by nJpping win.
always toogh Loog Beach, 3-%, In the prelim, A If re.do
Sunday afternoon at Heartwell Moran, Andre Comin and
Park is thill city. ..., Haoa ·Gustahoa udl,-hw too '!bat,~ coup led witlt goalJ 1'!iDe Norm P'l~ut
Riverside's 4-1 u...... o t picked up one.
Bellflower, earned ~dwn. 'Ibis Sunday the cb&mpion
piomhlp trophy for c o a c b Rangers travel . to Be 11
Brian McCaughey'a charaa. Gardem to.meet Lyilwood in a
The Ranger reserves re-2:30 struggl!. 'J'be reterVes
mained unbeaten by slamming are idle.
Long Beach subs in the
prelimin¥>' duel, 7:0, to boolit
their season record to 18-0.
McCaughey'a forces are 15-
1-2 for league and 21-3-1 for
the overall campaign.
The Rangers never trailed in
the hard-fought contest,
building up a 3-G lead, then
hanging on against the fast
finishing hosts.
.,. Owen Gorman's. goal 10
.minutes into hostilities gave
;the Rangers a 1-0 lead unW 1$
·seconds after lhe start af the
1last half. Then Steve Johnson,
,elevated from the reserves,
connected on a 15--yard crack
~t goal after taking a nifty 30-
'Yard pass from Jackie Ogilvie.
I The latter had worked the
lball down the right wing, then rh;::; ·~:·~to
l "t::r::'~":.?" .. l:'sl~,.•i;]w."'• !:::l'l:'J• ' ~: .~..:::: •r.w : 1!1111! v H Clef, St9Dlle!ls0n ~ , ; Wr IN I WI. 8~ 1'· !ft: Trvba tNH def, SCtt.utttn I ...
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Jim 0-.. 11, H . ,..rt Sdllllfll 11. J.I.
Gymnastics
Summaries
W•hnl!mlr CUii lDI La WI.._ It--1. R1lston (W) L Cole (Li l l.. Moroflt IL8l Timi: 16. ~ l'lcwM -f, Co .. (LBJ 1. T11 ~" Mcfevl IW) end Codr; CL8 J. Points• 33.2 • Tumblln!I -1, McFllVI IWI 2, S'-' (Lil 3, Hlf'dcat.. (WJ • Points: 17.t. Hlllh bar -I VonW11d (WI !, Jdlruoft IW) 1 Car. IL8), Polnl1: H.I.
Floor u -I. Mtf'.ul (Wl L 1-l1rdc.1111!1 {W) 3. 5*per ( 81.
Point" 11.!. Side ho<'w -I. Hovlndf (Liil 2, Swrnovr IWJ 1 '"'-rc:lllt (Lii. Polrlh: H.5.
P1r1ll1I ban -·I. Cl! .. (Lii/ L lverlOl'I IWJ l. O'NeJll rwJ, Ponti; '" ll fnn -1. Iverson IW1 1. Mau111:111 IWI 3. Everett (WI. Polnt1; 1'.t. c ........ ~ ltn'il (41\'il ...._,
Tumbllno -1. P, Wtlci.r CC) 2. Grlttr (C) l. llldr. CCI. Points: U.,. II:--I. J~ CNI 2. Smllh NI J. PttwMMi (N). Ttrno:: •.5. '~ ~Ill -I. ~-CCI I· '· Walder J. lllldl f • Po111lt: 2 -'• Hlah r -I. J. 1ldtr ICI 2. P. W•lder Cl ). Flmtln1 (C), Poll'ltl:
14.0.
Fr.t •-1. P, Wtkllr~l 2. F~ "°~I l. Gratf ICI. 1. 1,.2. S hone -. 89dr. j . R11-(N) 1. J. 1t(lff fC). Polni.: I , P1r111r1 bin -I. J . w.iwr (Cl 1.
Fttm111, IC) ). #JH (Nl. Polntl: IJ.1 ,
ll:IM1$ -I, J . W.ider (Cl l· Srnllh (N) l . .llCot.on IN). Pol11ti: I .1.
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ltOPE CLIMI -ll:11iituo1 fW) 1. Ill l.,..r'10l'I (Wl 1nd W1t .... i. (A). T'lrM: 11.
LONG HORSE -1. '°'"' IA.I 1. Mc"Ftul (W) J. J. JellRlon (WJ. Palrlh;
""'·•r\ING -I. Piel"* CAI 2. ~~.u WI ). Hlf"OC:Hlll (WI. Polllfl: 16.t.
HtGH BAR -J, .klul90ll CW! 1. ~ IA.I 1 V-•ld twl. Polritl: 1'.1. llOE ttoltSE ..-s.vm.,w IWl 2, A'*'-t CAI 1. MovSM111 (WI. l"olfth: IS.!. Fll:EI! EXEltCISE -I. McF.ul (W) 2. PlttfoQ. (A) ). Solfie (A), Polntl: 17.1.
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DA!LV PILDf lilalldot, 1"' 14, 1 M
CLOSE QUARTERS -Four Pacific Catamarans give spectators at Lake Hava·
""City's Nautical Inn a view of close Desert Regatta. Skippers ·of identifiable
boats are Ted 1'fosber, l'acilic PaliSades in No. 333. Mike Lyoo, Los Angeles, No.
306; 8Dd ·Ricbard Knof, HUJJtington Beach, 233.
Arizonan 'Scores Win
In Regatta at liavas·u
2ad ID 68 Serles LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOl'ICE
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skippered -~ Dlclt Dtavet ol
1Balbca Yacht ~lub, W.'tbe
'oVerall aod aa. D. Wloner
'S"aturd>y In Balhi>a Yacht
' Club'• Dana Ptln£ nee, tbe
1 secOnd feature 'of the 16
Stria.
Tbe , ... WU sailed Jn llpt
alts and overcast skies.
Several ol the skippers and
cmn open! the nlcbt at Dana
Point but the. majority bad a
rlued beat back home ·aru1er
power and sail as the wind
freshened soon after the race
lini&bed.
-Final resulla:
OVERALL -(I) Swi6S
' W......,_l' Mf .ia-t AllM WIMWikY D•tld: HMfll .25. 1,., 11. "" Iii 1i111r. 1N7 "'" '*' '11 N Dl k Dea · B"C· (I) for -... tf -,_....,. ~ ICOAfl. 1aAt:) Offlc:i.I ..-.."!··;, 0,.,.. ~i... .,,.,, c .•r.r·,..,, HIM Ill ~. -Jt .....,. ""' • CAIUtAIY WIG!S C11.,.,..; ,._' ,.· .... ,. '" ..: lntermeuo, StabiWuuam.-and .... -naot!Oll t111t Ar1'M' ~. :=, ~. ,.. ... ,. .. "' "--< .....,.. ~
Bob SUmph NHYC· ( 3) =:::i. N•~:..i~..::=:;: STAT! (lllll w.wo11ttt1A 1 Ceo'H!lr ti', c.llfoni~. • -..r•t1ot1
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(3) Vantage. Bob Truesdell, oiu.':loe COo'IT OAILY "ll.OT, • 1uHN1 t'!' .. ":r:. c.unt1 t:' .:If.~::::~ ..:i:!i ~~: VYC ---Ill' ...,..., ctrali.tlln, .r!fllM ""'""' • • 1111"'-1 t.i tt11 CITY -' ea.ta' MfM • lfl lllcl ~. " -.r ... Md! -• • ,. __ ...;·\,._ • • CLASS C-(I) Brava Jack-. tor ,_ '""'"'rw WNll• ..,...,. •••, •.;,c. ~ -·~ ... 1""'""' ,,,. " c•u"'11i. ' tit Ille -.Ver Nkl '*rlill · ... WI ..... _.,. • ...,..It, Hogan NHYC· (2) Impetuous t>t• 11111 Ult! ci.r o1 M.~ NJ a..~ C8lllr*,.. Lit ".llf tr.a ~. 4JU. as 'llOWn • • YC · ( >' ltl'l"l'Oflll ~ • ! . am« ... I ,.... ~ In IOllk lft. Chuck Glasgow, B , 3 ,.,..1111,. Jlllllt ''*letlld .. Qfl,... c.ur 0.111 P1101, ..,.. :n, M. 31 •nd n ., M11oe111n_,, Falcon Robert s-u" BYC " .. w Sia-1'191' C.Urt AJwll '· 1S. !l, • '!." • "°"' I M.tH. ,_nil " or ...... COllnt)', ' .... ...., • 5'14«' C1"'°'nJ1. ,.. CLASS D -(l) Swiss ca101te11t 1AW111:11:1111 LEGAL NOTICE · ffol' ltMI "~or , .. ,.,.. Gt111t111ro.,.
Navy; (2) Volante II, Mike ~11114...!,..-Clllfilrlll,,.. ·-=:, ':.a"u: .,*::1";,u~:!:
Hirsh BYC· (3) Helena Vince·,.,..,.... . ..,..,....._. ...._ · ~i. tr '""' llllder tM term. °' I ' •~ ' SL F, YC ' "ubllllhlll Or•-c:..at D•llf' ·,.1111. C••Ttl•ICATI Of" IUJ1"111 uld dMd, ''"-' fller-'"" n.i,'<lf.n. t W . t .ft.I l-igO • II 14. ti JI lMt • UMt lltCTt'l'IOUI MAM• tn Ul'IHkl •rlnc:il>lt af th• !!Ole m:urW . asn Mon... (ll ·Doi""'' .. Milt -'· • • 'Tiie ur.dlrtt!ilf>9d' diet certify "' .. tl'f Mld .... Wltll lnler"tsl th•r-
n.E' -I"'...., COl!dlJdlnt I lllltlnMI 11 :116'5 Fortin lrM'I Ju"' 1, 1MI 11 Ill Mfd l'IOtl Allloot VYC· ( 2) Su· LEGAL NarICE 1tClld, LQllllll N1t119t, c:111111m11. unMr _. tw 11w •""'1111c1. N. I . . D ""•flctltlova fl"" -" CAllOL.IN! 0.... ... di t7.1tff lco as quaclous, Crag " 0 u g ltOtlC• °' INUILll,.., SAUi • SON OEVIELOl'MBIT COM .. ANY ~ IANKl!AS LANO Rastello LBYC · (3) Twist II, un1tN s11,_ Flclellty ....i °""''""' ""' flld fl"" Is cmlPOMcl ., tt11 INV!STMINT ~ANY, ' ' NHYC •••m-""''' \.. Wlrlwlns ~ Wllon n•m• 11 ftlu ., «lfJIOl'•ltOl'I . Andrew Morthand . ComP1nr. "~· "' "· '" W •*-" 91 Nlllllricl 11 11 followt: Oor!Ml'fy ""'*-1tv)q1ment .They Sailed ;;;iii;iii;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; °' ........ "" •· c.v1 .. °"""""'" "°· """' ~. Jr .. ·1or1 ••I•. Ll•\INI COll'IPllly, • _.,.,..oenJ fl ..... B.adi, omor...11. Tn.i1tee ,, Ylrlue ot In llllCVTIOfl IUl/8CI Oii D•ttd Mlrcfl 11. 1Ht. ., 'H•rold G"""'
$ ,A\lrdl, 1Mt tw Ille MunlclNI court, John C1rol1M Jr .. ~ k, ' vl(ia " ~ Lot ........ lff Ju1lld1I Dlllrld, C.Unty STAT!: O, CALIFOitNtA.. ) ;;s.,nc, r~ Yachts In Los Angeles Yacht 9 o1 1.os Ant•l!I. s111a ti' c1111orr111. o11:ANG!: couNTY 1 " ,.utin&lled Or•M• cour 0111., '"n"'.
Club's San Nicolas Island race
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:1::TE•D ''1T~~s 11t11eF,~E~~rv ,.~N~ Ori Mal"UI 11, :!• ~re kl '":t.1a' AJlrll 1, 14 21. JHt m..,
"took an alternate route" Fri· GUARANTY COMPANY, • c:orW•tlon !~=.1;1111~~ JOlln C::ou111 •• tr'. · LEGAL NOT!""'
N dee, __ ... •• 11/dtmirnl credl1or ltld "''"" lulOWll to m1 t11 M· Ille Hrson · Wllolt -"-1:1 day when t b t avy Ull~ 8AFECCJ PH1LLI, L DAVIS. ll!TTY Ill. DAVIS IMWll 11 sublullled .. 1'M Within "'":1-----~-~~---the island off limits due to a •• ludtlMlll dl!btl>rs. WwlWl"9 ' Mt str11mt111 w ~ 111 uecu1~ T-41nc
IN-uR NCE i.1t1"G ., Sl.i.1.• act11111Y ,..,. "' 111e urn11. ttoT1c• to c11:101-ro.s planned rocket shot. g A Mkl ll!dtmenl Ofl "" ui. .. tt....,. (OFFICIAL SEAL) su .. 1•1011 COUltT 01' Tltl ITATl Instead of sallin~ around for specie! 111111na of .. w ueeu11ori. 1 "'" ,.., 11:o11ert w. l'•1neM ol" cAL•l"o1tN1A f'o11: •--NI··•-'-!-~ •acb"'" _., en "'* ,....,,,, t1ti. ind 1r!tWwt Not•rY 1\!Mlc THI' COUNTY OI" OlllAJMIE >MW l.V&a u ....... ./ WJ • ot .. Id ludtm•rtl tltbfOn il'I ttlf ~ Sl1" of CllHOt'ltll Na. A~
Were di._.._ .. ---·-.1 S--'· GOOD STUDENT Ill 11111 COl/nty " Or-..... -' ,rtnc1it•I <>Hl~ 111 Es111e " LORETTA M. Ill.OCHA. 113"~ .. l,IUUU .. ,,.. C•llfllml1, delcrlbMI •• folla:Wt: a-CO...nb' ~ ••
Barbara and·Catallii.a islands. DISCOUNTS on Ltl lo " Tr•d No. 1m '"·Ill• M ... camm1u1an l!:qlres NOTJCE ts HEREllY GIVEN to 11111 ~--· B "·-Chv of CoJ11 Me5'• COIHltr 111' QnlllMi, A111. J), Jfn crtctHG<t of the tlloY• Mmtd decedent Overall and .... ~ Jl<llr I St"' of c1111wnl1, '' "' """ ~ ltOlll.T w, "lllfADO. •TTOltNIY INr 111 "'-h1v1111 clllm• "''M' dicap winner was W. your Fami y 1n 8ooll: 1cw. -•I af Mlsce!llMout; '" o... Drtwe. 1.n.. 1• .,,. uict c1rc.dent ,,, reciu1r111 ta 111.
I n. ~. lft llw offlot .t tlle Clunfr ,....,,. .._.., C........ nMI ttltrn. WOii tri. Mc:elNl'J' ~. 111 Goodley'• Dlkar from De ni;y Auto Insurance lllea:ird9r., .. f<d Counll'. '"' (JMJ .. I.. "" office af "" clffll: ., fhl ·~ Yacht Club. Tott1111r Wllll •M '•"' tl1W111'r -111o """""'*'· or11111 •c..t ei.11v f!Uol, ffllJlllcl court, ., to ''""'' tlMlm, wlt'-hnetntntt. Mre<:ill111W1tt '"' .... Mir~ II Ind.,.," 7, 14, 21, "* ~ !ht llKOIMry YO!ldltt1. Ill lh• II,.. 1be final results: J1Urr-~ ttilreurrto blio.IM or ln ' dlr•ltlnod If lfll llfflco of SOEHLEA: LAKE °'VASU ~!TY -W'--· of ••· Ho"'· Cat OVEBALL-(I) Dakar·, (2) ·•nYWlll "'""''"'"'· LEGAL NOTICE " OWYElt, Attorneys, 12.50 Wlh.hl•• un °..,... UR: '!Ml' NOTICE IS HEltllY GIVEN tlltl llOl/ltv•r4, Suite SO$, LOI Allloles, Pat Carriker, 21, of Phoenix, Class w8a JOt Neale ot ·San Cygnus, Emit Chipman, on • ,,... ... 1Mt, 1t tt:ot o'clock A.M. •·Din c1111orn11 ·to011, Wiiiett '• ,.,. •Hie•
Saµ~ Diegans
Winners .of
Collegians
E J k II Ml ln Lobby, ClllrtllOllM, 10I "Wtsl el Ml"'H el lfll WldlnJ1IMICI \r\_1._ Ariz., ghosted his Pacific Diego. Ted · Headrick.son of San Diego State sailing skip-LBYC ; (3) sperance, ac etehlfl strHt, Cftol' ,,, Sin!• A111, COllnlY c11T•l~_!A.,,.'•.:F =~14111 tr1111w-s . Pll'l•lntn• 19 "" 911119 "' Catamaran.-· t•· fiinlsh r---•·1"-r•'u· filth. pers -•~• •~ Paclllc r--·t "L1"nklater BCYC · (4) "'°"'"''' stet.i f1f c1111om1 .. 1 w111 "'' Mid dtacl9111, wlthlll flu!''"'°""'* aner ..,,._,. ire '-"' .. uc !1Ul ~ "'"' ~ ' ' 1111 et Mlle WdlOll ta h tllelled TM unffnllned do ar!'ff'f ~ ''' llM! firs! PUbllcatlon of !hi• l\Ollc:e. line J....ri .... for all the world Tbe Sni .,... __ drew .............. cbamplonahip to their JM& na~ BlaCkfin, Ken De Meuse, St WdOlr tor ctt11 111 "w11;1 ""'*' of conc1uc11n1 • Min ... 11 1•171 H•rbor oettd ...,..11 , 1Ht ~ pe .... _ ......... -tlonal laurels Sunday "" FYC·, (5) su-•-·r, Ed .... u't.1"4 Sl9tW. 111 .... r11111. tit .. IDllllYlrd, FOllnt•1n V1lltv. C1llforn1.. UNITED CALIFORNIA IANIC, like a study in still life Sunday Southland veterans, includi:ac oq uuuwin: _, · ~ ·., u1c1 ludllMllt .....,.. under 11141 flctlllolll firm n1mo " PIZZA , .c.1a.,n11 ear-.11on
to win the 1969 edition of the ..m-Tom Nute _, l!'A-t.... .. .i .... out five ~ ICboo1s Sundberg, eve. Ill the lbollto MK•lbld proMtfy, et' "Al.ACE arid lfllf Mid flNn " ~ .... : J. L Nlllrnl11o
.. ....._ UI. QCUI -..W:i'.! CLASS A (I) Blac--IO mud! ......., • """ .. '*-'"' af 1111 followl"' -\lof'6tl l\tmft """''"' Vice PNtkMl'lt• Desert Regatta here. Diego, •Robert Maw, San in wr: Pacific Cout lo-. -a.f.lll ; 19 ""llfY .,,.. -"''°"' wlfll , -"" In 11111 1M Pl•~ " resldlnCI "' ExoMor of""' wur It Was Only a poor ---· ...... _)Dan -.. ~ N ·--"-~a·A ..!..--...:-·"'-al (2) n..-Walter n-" LAYC· lnhrllt •ntl -"· ... follo'ft: . . . of.""' lbaYI ........ .....,,
ita,.VQU ... "'6u, -Cl~~. ewport. ~\.;VUIC K: UlO.fQ ............. r ..,...... ~ • Oltllll" .. .,,. ""*· C1Ufonll1, "''"·,· Alfred "· L ... 1n32 W11tciclurt Drlv., IOINLRlt • DWYllt place showing for Carriker, ~ John Verba. Woodland Balboa acht Club. (3) Baruna, John Mcintyre, ittt. L.IM, Hur1tNtcin MKll, c.u"""'"· u• wtlNllnl .,.,,.... ..... .,
but his two first places on nn1-_ .. Jell r -1.A_. "--'lbe series wu sailed In LBYC Bob Pciley J1mes A. M~•kk. llOU f: " H•l'•· J7~~119' .._ AliNM. C•llfwllll "'"
'Jlll.QI, -&.eWJaJ",, li1&il • Dakar (I) ••-'IH · l.11141• untlnP:in 811 >'-1 '· Teh (flSJ 411<11'4 -Satu d had ·•~··"" -"-·" DJ -Fl"'•• Juru·o-Skippers Ed CLASS B (I) · ..,_ John c1e 11 H•yw ,....., OMw•Mr r ay ... _, UliJl;.I,. ego. .,..,. .... -• Colll'lly •Or•"'•• C•llfonll• L1111, Huntlntloti euc11, c.r11om11. A"'""",., ax..., ed the title for him and his s· local Butler and Tom McLaughlin, ey-1•; (3) Esperance. ly c. A. lt1M1H. Dorll JI/Ill .... ~ Ht'f9 tlm lfd• "lltllllllld or...... CMd D•llf' "U~I. 11ggest r~sentation ° .. -) "·-..... and Allociatu o-tr ...... ,..,. &.-HW11111111111 · ... cfl. c11tt. ""rt1 1. 14, ,,, :it, '"' ...., crew, I~year old rich Car· t the tta in the the l&JTlfl pair who won the na-CLAS.SC - (1 ,;ru.ui&llwner; AttDir11:10M. McPMA•uN • COHNlll ,,,,11. •
riker, bis brother. On SaWr-a. rega was p. tional honors last year, led the (2) PeTicus, Wright &'Wyman, INSURANCE ~· 1n• D•""' M1rt11 • 1"' LEGAL NOTICE Cat Class. Orana:e County T 1 J •n w11t S111t11 1trwt Johr1 ,. 11 HI~.• day, Carriker's cnw was his k. M San Dlegans to the cham-LAYC; (3) orto a, amts .._ ~ Cdfwlil "'17 Dori. J\1119 •II tt•n NOTICR
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., . T s lppen were Owen inney, ·A--\.: II the r· I eow· CBYC ,.aeltlt..,.. ... ,..... ··-.II HI.-. If.year old sister, erry. Ni k St I N rt B h Plvu;,uip as we as ina 1e, • 474 E. 17th St. '"ubtlalled o..._ CNsl D•flr l'llot. Alfrt11 F. L,. su,.R11oa COUltT ol" TN• Bob nA\.-of Redondo c ee e, ewpo eac : races of the Southern Series CLASS D -(1) Windswift, Aitr11 1, 14. 21. "" "'' stAT l!l °" tALIF01tNIA •TATI o" tAL1f011:Nr.1.· l'Oll --Tom Om9hundra, Costa Mesa ; I Tunbe CYC (I) . COSTA MESA COUNTY OF OltANGE J n TlfR (OUlfT'( 01' OIU.JMI Beach was the winner of the Ted M Balbca 11 d sailed on Saturday. Kar rg, : 11------------i 011 M•rctt 21• 1MJ, liefer• r11e, , No. Mt1'4 fi i il..tft;,.,. 'A" but hi omoe:, s an : Tlv ti Stan .. _ .. A_ftn ABYC· 642 6500 LEGAL NOTICE ~rv ""*lie 1n ,._,.for t11• sttte, E1111, d OILIA e. ltl!!ICH.,~. Ina ..... ""'II ma.ua, 5 R. Paul Allen, Dana Point; But a quartet of Orange 0 ' AUUll:l,,., ' • • ..,...,.,,,"' ,_,..,. ALlll:ED "· LEE. NOTtcE 15 Hl!!REev 01vEN 10 IM
third and fourth place flniahes· Doug Mat•·-, Orange ·. Mi.ke Coast College s)tippers were 1~(3~)~0d~in~, J:a~m~es~P~ar~ks~, ~CY~C~·~;;~~~~~~~~~~1.--;;;;;;i•~-u~'S"~;;~::;-1•oss 111 11 HAYE, JOHN o. 11 M.lYE, cN(Jl1'orl ·lll' ""' a11ove "'"'" deCldtflt S •• ~. •·pt ~-f ~ h ClltTll'ICATW 01' CO•l'OlATJOtt W DOltlS JUNE M la HAYE known ltoil •ti •'"'°"' hlYlnll C .. llM "'11111 on ar.w.way -uuu rom Reed, San Clemente; Richard the overall winners of t e M+11111 n l DO&N• ·sus1M1t1· Ut1••• "-·•·Iii tt11 -..._ _ 1t1e Mid dtcocltnt ,,. .._1NC1 10 111e
winnioa the McCuUocb Trophy Knof, H•rnH .. ~ .... Beach·, Alex Southern Series, despit e l'ICTITIO\is· MAMR •.r• ""*""' to ""· """""' '""'-' ""'"· w1111 t1M1 l'llCtsMrv ~. 111
for tbe fourth time. _..........,u finishing second behind San Now PoSSJ."bil.e'I1o Shrink .!:~~"J.1~":!, ~~:"~~ =--· •dcl'llWllTlllll ....... UIQI"" "" ~1c:..::. :::-.. c~ =.,, ·= The -H ... turned t 133 Laird, Corey Myer Jr., Corona o · St t . Sat day's • wll llull-,, ... flllh• leJIM IOfFICIAL'llEAL) !tit' lllCHMIY YDU<her's, " the ...... rta•-OU del Mar; and Wilson Snyder, 1ego a e in ur N.....,rt •••di. C111torn11i under ~ J1~J111• J. ~ dlrsllned 11 LELIA A. Aeeon, Cl•
"trailer-aallon" who hauled Ne-Beach . finale. The OCC skippers were Painful· Bemorrhm"ds fld1t1cM firm IMllM ., vi.NCI ;.,.1 Ncit1n ,ir1111c-C11ttw~1· 1-11rwoo11. Soden &-Adk~. A"'°"1111'1 th · -n fro -~~·all ~· Joh •-· T B" ii IM,011.TS lfld lhaf tlll 111rn11 Ill' utd COU'llf'tl 111' Or-•f Lew, iSO NtWitOrt Cenhr Orlw. ell' ........ m vuw Y n .,.,;1uJP, om 1.sse , carpo,,tlol'I 11111 ft• .. ~incl'"'' •Ila 91 Ml'-'•"" .,1rn SulM 41, ..._,, IHC:ll, c.111en111, ev--i...t of. the MmNIS t.. 011IER SKIPPERS Henry Pa"'··-and Peter Con-.a._~ p _.. ='ft.-Ja.-1.! ...... _. • " fo11aw1 · Mlrcti '· lm Wllldl 1t "" 111ce ., ou.11111.1 ., 111o
_, ...--.-~ ~ • • K...u ~ 1Wiij1UJ AllllllJITllDI'. Wa!CAiNAsY WJas' 1405 s.m. Mlnltl JOlflf VltTUI ul'ld1 ... l111H '" •II '"""'" Hrt11n1,.. cOmpete in the t b r.e •race Orange County Hobie Cat nelly. · ReJi D...'-la "'-~-' Miil llni. """'1u' Clllfort1ll .1ttw111 ... .i t.ew 1o 111e .. ,.,. ., ""-·llecMtnt, wm.r~
series skippers were Dick Bar-In Saturday's wi"ndup ol the eve.--..._ ~ 01,..d. Mlrdl 25 1;., u11 Wftfcl" Drlw. S•ll• • rocrr mon1111 1ftl!r !he t1r11 ""''g"'I°" • ICOlt; SEAL} ' N.-t a-11,. C1'"9r11I• nu• rll 11111 riotlct. •
TWOCU&m 1· . zmorgun!' ~~~~ P:~Alpte~ Southern Serles San Di~go NIW''!.t. .. ~~Oll.:J?!..:~ t!_~1!!._fJml4Mmonlaoids . ~fu~~YS:~nl .!~,','""', .... o':!i!,-:'1~°''' 0,1*' ,.1iot. O•""'L,~i!~.'~J.o"J· 1111 P.C.ta werii lit into ; a State scored 26 points against enee .. u .i.~ • --.--. Pr"f<d"'' """ ....... ••• IMt &SM' xecu1r111 ., "'' e111t. ' •P tenon, Dana Point; Sandy 26 for occ and 38 for third wftll tbe aJrllltJ', la~ w 'nltwntls~P. stArE 0, c.1L1Fo11:NtA 1 « tr11 •bove lltmtd doeldtnt two clules. ~ claues Banks, Dana Point; Don place USC. -to prompUJ' atop 1tcld!l-C• 'I'llere'• •• otller f•nav.Ia couNTv OF LOS ANGELE& J 1s Ao LEGAL NOTICE :=;~ ... "AA•-were the revo~..,. Walton, Ne-rt Beach·, Ted -" ... -~--·-~",-~. ltteitlPnpantloall1.l10 on ttiis ""' .... of""'''"' · · "'........., C.IW ., ..... ··~ d \ · h p ·r "" --~ _._ 1Ht, blloro. rnt, 1 Not1rv "lllltrc ln ,.4*4 Stn. U4 ·-Hobie Cata, OUtrig-Hendr1-1 ••. n, Corona de! Mar·, Secon Pace in t e ac1 1c )lemorrboicll. 1ootla11 irritated t iU1111 an4 '"" w $•Id C011t11Y '"" s11tt, P01"1on1ur ci•Ttl'tc:ATI 0 .. •utiNiss --,_, , -Sn! --• 1n•··•·•--~ C t championship series '-~ -....1 ..... A.. "-'--~--..6.l-•PfllHN(J G1"",.. s.,.._111 known 10 l'ICT1T101t1 NAMR · " 11 gen, pes.,... --~· Pete Siracusa, N e w p o r t oas 1\lstl "'' -~ ~.EVTwu. -llUM'9 "'-._...,......_ me to tat the ,,...1den1 ot ""' cor111or111on '"' unff.-.tqnlll doe• r!'rtl"" ..., 1~ !"'--= (n.,.•1 .... 1111 Slturday's two races were B h J h H went to USC with All· tncusa:ft.rc:19ttw!dlermtlJ' laolataat:•r••Pf01ltorr lh•t •xtcVtoct"" w111i111 tns1n.imtnt Oii col'ldvdlt11, llul'-t ,1 MDO w. co.st.. .... ~xrow1r1x ··""" In _A .. --te 16-12 mile eac ; o n ogan. Dana American C1Jllegiate skippers -tt-.1"'• .... , .. actual l'lllv.ctSID form. btll1lf of 11141 eor,..,,1on tr11,.1" nl!MCI. HltPiw•v. Ntwitart 1 .. c11. c111fornl•, A "nu:'~~ 21°'!"':,.,c°'" D11tr ~1101, ~ ~· Point; Rod Primack, Dana ......, ... _......, •nd •rtMwl«llld to mt 11111 aucti tinder ""' 11c1111out firm n11111 ., THE • • · ••• W• per hour breezes wbicb re-pOIJI· t·, Di"ck Wandrocke, Di"ck Argyle Campbell and Tim cor11a•1t1on •XICl/fld 111e 11m•. HAlllOlt MAil. •N !flat nlll nrm lned •--~· ••-· ...... •t the H -,·rd 1·n the cbam · WITNESS"' ... "-""'"" -L 11 com-.ct Ill' tt11 •11ewr,. ",_· LEGAL NOTICE Jna _....., .... """6...... Neyenhuiii and Carl Wooc}. ogan. '" · -coF,1c1AL sEALI wllMI "•"" r" tu111n11 Piiat ti' ,..hlenc•J------------day. But on Sunday the lake N Be ch pionship series was OCC. e-llltth111 1," folklwt: Jt0Ttc1t TO c•ioiTU:s ~. llal milk lat-mansee, ewport a ; Ben I th YOUR OWN BUSINESS N<1111·v "l/bllc . t111fer"1' ••~ L. "r'wl'lf, »I Wntmlnslltr st1,.1t1tto11: cou•T OLll TH• .,,.as U 81 on a p Miller, Laann.:r. Beach·, Sharon School1 competing or e . ,.,.111C11Mt Ortlcl rn Ave., NN"°" ... ch. c,111, stATR OI' CALll"OltlflA "ott •-A-.11-... A'-1ppers ~ -•--p ifi C t Ch I nsh1·p Lii """let C01111f'r 011od Merefl ••IHI' .er auu llUIC...,, UN......... Alter, Laguri'l'Beaeh; Robert ac IC oas amp 0 IUCIRNI c. 11•CN IN 1111'11 l . YOU7-THI COUNTY 01' DUHi
)roilad under a tO«tree I.em-McFarland, Ne-M Beach·, were San Diego State, OCC, . · · • I A'-t sTATe o, CALll"ORNIA. E•t•i. " ,:it •• ..,,..v•••TE • ...,. lure Winds n t -~· ucr u · it or s '·-·ng Pof•.a:... s..... 11M o•ANOIE couNTY: ~ ..... .pera • • were so a Joey Johns La Be ch USC, , ruvers Y an '9llll All• ._ w11P1rr1 ..., .. w1n1 0n M1re11 21 1,.. .,. m .. , 1C£CHN11!, o.cultd.
'""·t tbe race tor three clasaes on. guna a ; Piego and UCLA. .... ...... Ila, Cellllrlll• ,.. Nol•rv "ubllc ~ and0 fol' 11111 SllM, NOTICE IS HEltESY GIVEN "' Ille ....,... Wayne Schafer, Capistrano U llnilf d tm« .,.,_,11i... '"""" 1t11p11 L. YOUM credlforl o1 "" •llDYW ~•mH •Cld•n1 cOuJd not finish the 18-mUe Beach; Geoffrey Prindle, San-Eliminations for the national n e "ubt!i.hed Or11111 Coa1I Dlllr "llol, knewl'I 19 mt to bl the lll'$otl w11DH th1t Ill Pll'Mfll lllvl,.. cl•lmf 111ln1t · within the Ume limit ill Aprlt 7, U, 21, :It, lH' 651 .. J n•rnt It IUbtcrlbld to fh9 w1111r11 111-trll ••Id dtcldenf ,,.. tte111frN to till ·course • ta Ana; Emrys BI a ck, collegiate championships w •lr'llment •l'ld •cJ1:110WJMsN h• uKllled 11111n. w1111 111e ·111t-rv wouctter1, 111 ::~ Tbe· P-Cats bad 5t entries, N t Be h Ea i v· k be held "1n M'·s·1on Bay Apr1·1 We offer "'' ''""· the effi(1! ol lh• clerk ol file ebove ewpor ac ; r IC ers, "' LEGAL NOTICE (Olflcl•I su11 enlttlrd c.ourr. er to pr111111 ni"", wflh 1dividtd eQually between Dana Point; Jofln Robertson. 26-~7. The top two teams will ' M•rv ic:. Htnrt 111e M«UITY YOUdltrs. tt tt11 11r1o ~classes A " B. The relatively Capistrano Beach.· n 0 n n a go lo the nationals "'hich will f1'nanc'1al •ss1'Sfl"'e ,~1u Not•rv ,. .... ,re. c1~forri11 a.,.,1,ned •' 1t1e ett1ce o1 1111 AttomtY• Hob. Cat 1·-bad 42 .. ·~ tlltTll"IC.ITI 01" •vt11t•ss "rlMINI Drfra In "''""""· Tleketltitt IM Jollntlol!, n7 ·new It ·-en--Johnston, Newport Beach·, beheldin SeattleinJune. ,, 1 Chi •11 1 • s u · t ,1cTITt0us .. 11lMttAM• Or•llffCallntr wu1 71h Strff!, Sult• Number 1100. Jries on Uri at;arting line. Next weekend USC and R•i11 ''"ti• eaer•u n1nl ••II y1ur n1m1. m1 •nvt1 · THEUNO!RSltiNl!0.,..111!..W-11· MYCefnmlnlln i!Qll•• Jloose~tll S1111c11.,.-, LOI An1el•1,
__ ....... , .. '«!: ............ II Van Bagley, Newport Beach; '"'"'· c.111, ... tr1inin9 ,t .. r1111. W1r1't Interfere with pr111r1t ,, lhll "' I• col'lllucH119 • o.nera• Nov. ·M. 1"2 C11!1<>r11!1 llOll11. Whf<ll II "-PllC11
-,UICJ-.: ·1:--UI ..... a-> Rick Taylor, Costa Mes8 ; Stanford will compete in the 1ccup1tion. (onlr1dln1 bUtlMlt II 171! w C9"1dl!I Pub!~ Or11111 CO.st O•llY "llol, af tlti1ln1u ol' the lllldtrsle!Wd In Ill '--·-~i-~ and
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11 Malibu Mik John F. Ken··•·· Memor·ial ND THIS D POI NU llOCHU-,.1., ""'' ""'· ciilfor1111 . .;ncrer 1t1e Mem. 11 •nd ,...1111. u. 21. '"' 6M># n1111e,. Nr111111n1 • t11e 1s111e ot .imer-t G r i f f e n , Huntington '"""J' SI A nctittoii. fl"" "'1'1'11 ., 11:.c.M. CON· · n1• ~"'· w11111n tou.. """' .. ''"' :~&bi.Aritrandbis Harbour. Regatta an Annapolis, Md. Universal Chfnch• lrffde" !,;.'!.suc~ONt1111Mfol'=.:'" .. '::.11..: LEGAL NOO'ICE tr11 ~r;:.;u:i,~'~,~~'* noflca.
:!.,,e m'l'F J ......... --..i m· F••·r results·. 1121 ... w ..,_.., ,.._..., c.Rf. 111m• "' """ ""' itt•cm of ""ld•l'IC• u •• ,,. Gonion MH1tr MM1Cec1111i. ...... u SharaiD. !Nloll ........ i--UIG '* es hillOWI, to-wit: MOTIC c IDITOll Eucu!Qr of 1111 WJH
'"•-u~•-r-1 dm, but only •-P·C"~' •,, ,,.-,:.n "'' <··••-. ~1~~iiiic~.n~,~m~4~1~1~7~1-~1~ff~l~•~C~o~li'!"~·~•~n~4~1=1~1t~-2~1~•~1~iiiiij/ 11:•r1 cra11 M11r11Mi1. T7U w. sv••·•,."•'°cov•", .. ,,.•. d lllt ....,,. nlmtd decodt111 .vie ~ x: kw, ·~-,·~·,, ll"'L THIS Al c1rnc111r1 "~· llllN .A.111, Cll!twnla · lf1W111o TICUtlwY IN ........... ~oble ed In ••-"--• •·· ' .,.. c --,_ c ... ...___ sT.1.t1 °' ut.woaN1A "°" m w .. 1 m -· ..,, .,, 11._ 'n tc0r Wl'I' UD&l "Wllf" om I.. °"" 1 (I tn Ol"OI (2) \l•u11>n OIMH'i, 5nclne1 {SI ~-.. -.. ., Tlfa COUNTY OI' OUJMa It • Wlllllle. ;".'!:-.,.. ~11;~~.~~11i:.udl1 ISi Hornt GllO!f Pr1nc11e, &•nte An•1 UJ Hobl• OHL Y 2 DAYS LIFT co"•v1•TYOFOFC.A~o1:~~FA 1,.. -1111. ,,..... ~ ..... C•llklnlll MlJ ,._..,ow P..C"T 8 -{1) M1rll11 Mtlbortl, Sin ::;~·~i;:111 &e.,:_dl~arl.~I Ttd Htn-ON JHI$ Ml! dtl' of ~rl! A 'I> IE•'9'9 If CH.£ HAHSOlf, Jr., o.c..ld. Ttt: ftlll , .. "'5
:;.,LACED 3RD. 1rm ~~~) !lFlr:~x l":ir:;i,11t:.,1n~w,:r SNIPE -I\) Tom Nutt. Sin Olqo: lfft, bilore ""'' Elllhlr •. A. •iittnoUr: NOTICE IS HER!IY GIVEN to !he A""-n ... ,_..... "I Robert MIW, S.11 Oltt11; (ll O•n ' Hofln' "vtllrc In •nd for Ille Mid credfter. af Ille •""-Mmod dlcadtl'll "ublllhtll 0r""91 Cout Dtlll' "tlot, ~· He placed third ~ 10th in ~:;:: c~,/t~" Gc,: •. del M•r; UI El Ion, NtwPOrl 811ch; (~) JM" C-!Y •NI s11i.. mldlf'<ll lfltrllfl. dlll\o lll•f Ill ""°"' ......... ci.lm• -lfllll ""11 1, .. IS. 22, •• , ...., • the two raceo Saturday for a MALIBU oul1tlGG EJI -(!) lluCk V~ba. Wooct111!d Hlllsi UI Jell ODmn\IUltntd 111111 •wom. -ii... ... the Mid Hctdlnl ,,. 1"Ulrod IO• flit Ptnnlnt1ton, P•cll!t Pt!IP<!n; (2) D•n Lotnhbrl, Stn Oltto. TIME'S ~ ltollert C. ~ ..... k,_ lo lltltn. wttll !ht _,... -"""• lnf-------------
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·.Wetl one o( the c~ w :=ti:::-' UI RGWI .... _.., """ :~, ~w;;:\d. s:~.:;,"111._./:.,. :: ::::""""' to -tlllf lie 111tcut.i ::...~-:r;,,. ~ 11: A=-"::'" MW
-·;.;could.....:_;_cnot __ llnlsb_' _Sunday' __ -'-•-race __ .l;;;;;;;";i0;i';i"i;;i';i';;';;-;;;;';i"i;;iJw;i;;;i";i";i"~·;i'~'"ii;;~';· iiw;i""ii;i"";i';;';i~i;;i~;i";;'i;i""·;;;;;;;;;;;iii UP IN wiTNESS WMEltEOF t 111 .... W111ace. '"""" """ Cl'lln. m ~ NOtfCR o' INTINDRO
• l\ff'WU!ltf .., "' ... h1ncl .... ~ f'IW om.. s111i.. Nu~ "· Mtwiiert .IOdr. TltANs .... AND. L.RASOACI( • lllfltt•l -· tt11 dll' end Yllr lfl t11t1 C.llfor'llll, wtlldl II' the ollc:t of Mt!ltll Noflc:1 II heretn; •IYen 11111 0111;. MIL· COntinentai Ctrllllc.ff f1f$f 1tiro.... wrltltfl. !If fht vndertllMd lft 111 "''""" 1tr· TON l , ICLOTISACW, 'n'ltll"-• fl 11 • n Ar• You Think.int About {Otflclll ll•U 1111111'11 to ... , ..... ., ulll *-""'· ..... om., Clll' of loulh ........... Cll ..
.:.11 • e-., ON YOUR eiti..r •· A. lt•ltnour wtllllft '°"" "*""' .,,_ a. fir• "'11>11c:.1· tornil, lnteftdl tt Mn ccrt•ln ""°"'' Rll I Buying A Priv•te Airplane? Noterv "llbllc . c.111err1.. "°" ~ """ 11011c11. ''°Mrt'I' "~ CArl'ITAL 1tEs1.•vE c:OR·
Pr1flclPll OtflOt ln O.t• AHll 4. IMf. "01tATIOH, ll'ltericllct Tl'lnt"'"' ef tOI Or111tt CCllll'l1Y IEl'l'lll"I" I . HI""" N, Le Ir,. A .... -. CflY af 1A$ A_M, CAU JOHN BAKER 675-4440 My Commlt•llll bitlra IExeo.rtor .11' 1111 wm C1n1orr1111..,... ""' Mkl lnllndld Tr•• MIY 7, 1'1t crf Ille"°"" l'lmlll ~t ,_,... CA .. ITAL ltESlltVE COltl'., ~
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. "'" • "-,.,.,. • c ..... ,.. ,,,,. °' "~SllOrt•'""· """'" • .,1~... INCOME JAX ,"_"_'_'·_'_'_'_"_ .. _"_" ____ ..... __ 1::.;y:.~:... • ~r:=. !"::· ~"..: Rll aP.r,•1 ucvtfft l!rp""' will tit 1ll1o ~ bllllfln1. AA •lr-pt.ne 111 yo!lt M'--1-,...._,. __ , .. f' q ot Wlllcll '* .. """""' ti-WI!: A• Clll .. II •WllMI .. I !VPIMlttr, .,_. efflc:• tumltul'I, .... """1111111-LEGAL NOTICE . """'1911111111 .... • ~-1.21 •~llmO&lll. TIXWlll at! 1lrpl1111unllif111 11111111 .... '' ll'IY olllet flltnllll ,........... ~ C-' 'Dallr "1111, ,_....,.. ~i:= t.=''Mi• = oq~f lft yevr butfneu, I -Id 11111 II .,..,. it.. opp&rh,lnlty ta •It M'w!'l ,..... Mi· t, W. ilo 1'. 1W ~ Orlw, (llY Ill' 1w11! LI .... ~
lfld 11r.cvu tllx """"''"· afld lllltt .-v.,,..... ,. bl l'lld, """"" YWI' ClllTl,.ICATW °' COi,..,,.... .T _..AL NOTICE •nd 11111 "Id Mii Mf '"""'"* ~ tlwlnest .,...., ... ""' Ofim "rpi..rw. U11C'9 S.. wea't -OOfNe •in1MIH uttDla _ _..., t1Dn It IO W tlMlll'NntM .. h N .. .,
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h ~. -llOCIC .-...a1 doas lllrtlJY atr'tlf'll llllilt rt II ~nt , .etlCa TO U•DITMI .. H. I.I lrM ~ C~ 11f L.91 M-lntemll.,_._. Dwnwa,v vane te r~ • wig ....,_ ,, • ,__ ...,.,., ,.,.., .... cOVllT OP Ttll .. -. Qt"'™-.
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U" Oalod; Mtrdt H. I... ~ ti 1111 ..... -* Mc:adWll ............ i.,..,,,. •-.... 0•1• .... l,.J '°IW T'wlll C~" I I "" IVM JlllM, llfltvdl htlll, t.d-1 (COit,.. UJ,l) """ 11 ,._ ~ t:lll!nl 1911 .... ~ 1" IM _.... '
tutly IFR. 11'111 .-111\o INdld. Sl'l'llh""""' m.JOO _, ~~~~ CAltlfA•Y WtCil "" ..,. ~ 11'1 ,.,.. .. flt."----,,.,,----------•. F C ............ ~ 6UAIAlfTlll...... Ch,,_. s--nF """" W1t11 t111 __., ~ "'r t• r ~--. IN• Clulll sir,i.rte. • 11r1"' ""°""""' ""''°" oYert\111~ 1t11r w, 1w....,. _..,.,. ,..,.. .... et _,. ._ ,.,,,... tr """'lrltl!I "" eMet: ., "" dWt " "'9 •ttt.... LEGAL N-l'fEO Wll o .... -II•'*"' TT_, .... Otlwlf. l\fW, S llto Merk«. Ill.Ml -........ -.... -,.. ... -" into.d. STAT! 01' CALIFOltNIA I llltlWltil aurt, • 11.""""' """"-W1111,1 •• .._ __ -,.=",.;~~V_;:U=-=---
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"""' WJI ~ 11WM ~1111 •fQitlfll 1111 *""" ""'91' ..... t. lHf M~ ..... ~. WI DON'T lltOKe• Alltl"tAJfl'S Af'ID lV' OWH w.v.T'WE ADVlltTIS(, ~· L...-, .......... wtrh ~SOCIO Offices WITNJIS""' "'"'-.... °""" •. ...... . lfOTICI •• PUltTHllt tlV&N ... If' 1dnltitxJ 213/4663553 IOl"l'IGIAL llALI ... ~ tlllfllnM ...... 111 ._., ....., .... .... Ills we HAVE ANOTH111:,. 1H sTocic: 1N ANOT"He11: LOCATION To "'°·• COSTA Ml~ a 1175 Harbor llvd., '42-6Mt IE"""' '4!refl"' • .,,......., ..._.. ., ""' ......,,.. WflfM --,,, ...._..,_•I ~ WelliT "IJM!c • '-""""' ~. 111 1111)'1. """"11111' .. I tl~ ti lttlll 11Un1 111 •wtUu.MI telllrtt lrewtl.,.. Altplan• 11"tt It,, Prlftt_, 0"1Clf In 91 1111 W11 f/I Ille Nfllla:, tlll tM1 ....... """ W11i1 In "" COR-.... , u ·R .... E c ... , H"wy ""' -... UI ""-* """"" ..... =.._., flil!Olr, If ................... Clll' "
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lox 273, Corona clel Mar, Calif. Lei" ....... C.:1c,... :,:: ~ ~ .. rr,.Ne"l'Ol..1ee NO A'POINTMENT NECESS,-RY ,..,........, °''"" , .... D111., P11t1. ""*""'" er.,.. c..d O.lft ""'· """'"""" °""" c-lf e • .,,., "11et. AHl1 1. h.11. 2*. "" 1 Ul41 I P; 14. Jl, W. ltit 6lrMt *It U, Ifft 101 .. t
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Buy 1st Tire at Regular
Trade-In Price of '37
5.0
6.SO.IJ
Tnbel ... Whiteft!l
Plus Fed. Exe. Tu
And: Old T°ire• At50% Off ••• Get2ndTireforonJy ••• _
Automatically Seals Nail Punctures!
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TUBELESS WHITEWALLS
• 5 Jaminated layers of special rubbers form
"aafety harrier" ••• help prevent air lo••·
•Guaranteed by Sears from Coast to Coll!t.
to wear a full 40 months
650xi3 37.00
735x14 40.00
'775xl4 42.00
825xl4 45.00
855xJ4 48.00
885x l4 51.00 ··-·· 815xl5 45.00
84SxlS 48.00
885xLS 51.00
900xl5 54.00
915sl5 54.00
18.50 18.50
20.00 20.00
21.00 21.00
22.50 22.50
24.00 24.00
25.50 25.50
22.50 22.50
. u .oo 24.00
25.50 25.SO
27.00 27.00
:7.00 ;?'l.00
l.9'l
2-19
2.58
2.73
2,Q5
3.l5
2.77 --!!.94
3.19
3.;l
3.31
We put 100 nails into a Sears self-seali ng tire, then··
drove it 100 miles ••• and didn't lose a breath of:
air ! Isn't th is the kind of protection you'd like 13.
have for the tires on your car?The full 4-ply nyloti'.
cord body gives you superior proteaion llSainsc:
impact damage, New with dual whitewall stripes."
Hurry to Sears and save! .,
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24-Month Guaranteed ID-WAY Special
•Full4-plyNylon1ire ••• 1heper-I JBS" feet tire for low mileage driving . . '
• Guaranleed by Sears lo wear for 6·93xl4 PhwlUO ·• a full 24 monllJS Tubele,. ..... ,. ..... Blackwall <>ldtin> ••
-. ,"f SILENT GUARD SEALANT 40-MONTH GUARANTEE
TREAD LIFE GUARANTEE . TREAD '\VEAR.our GUARANTEE Ca~nlttd Asainfll: All failures of the tl!C Cuaranteed Aa:ainal: Tread wnN)Uf.
resu..h!ng from Dorm.al ~ hawds or dcfccu 10 )'or How Lon 40 mOnthi.
SIZE TJe!• f..LT. SIZE T;::• f.LT. AU.STATE P•••ea•u Tire GllH'llnlee
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For Ho" Loni: For the life of the original "What Sun Will Dot ln acbutge (otft ti~.
,read. r t'place it. cbqia,g attrent rtgulu atlliq price
'Wlut Sean Will Do: Repair M.il puberuns at p lu s Fcdtnl Eltix Ta lea ll:brtfollowin&allo•
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695xl4 ua
73Sx.14 IL95
775_,14 17.9$
L79 6$0'13 18.9~
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'"" ··-~ •• m.,.,..;.. no ch&rgC". In the case of failure, in exchange for •occ:
1he t jl'C', rrplac:e ir at no chargC', if failllR! occws Silent Gard Safaat-30%
cluring ·fira 20 monrhs. If 1irc fails after this per·
iod. replace ir, charging only 1be proporrion o(
currrnt ttgl.l.lar aclli'1& price plus Fr:derJ.( Extise
• Tu: that Npre~rs tread used.
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All 4 Wheels Only
2.9'~'-... a vo111.,..
""•se•C.r.
'Ch ryilcr productJ having 6
._,hetl cylinders and cars with
disc brakes slightly higher.
Anr ntttSWV a.ddiciona1 paris
and labor ayaiJablc 1u Scars Jow,
lowpria.
iri:..,14
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JlSs.15
77!ixl5
Standard Mufflers
INSTALLED 9~~
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e ~62 to '67 Chny Jr. Cbevtlfe 1·
• '61 to '66 J>od,rr, V•liant. •6t to '65 Ood&e. PlymoOth
• '60 tc> "(13 )<'alcon, Comet, '60 Lo '65 Ford
• '61 lo '64 Ponti ac
• :61 to '6'11\1t rc1.1ry
Don't gamble your life with a leaky muffler •••
the deadly, odorless gas from a worn-out muffler
is even more dangerou$,dufipgthrrinterW!il:n
you drive with yo ur windows closed. Come to
Sears for a FREE muffler inspection. I
Sean Hae Mufflers for Y qnr ~ar!
211.95
1495
IMS
17.95
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2.21 775x.IS 20.95 2,:!I
NO MONEY DOWN on Seara Easy Payment Plan
Regular 'l 99.95
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•Thermostat automatic•lly maintain" tl1t. 1empt!ra 111 re ynu 1elt.rJ: . '"
•Three-speed air-flow conttol and two 4·t••Y adju&lable lou,·ers for perfttt ~·
draft.free air circulation •
• Htndaome cbrome·pla:ted front panr.I : ·pam--..-....
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!;ion Christy, Yvonne Kendley and Scot\ Dyke (from left) lake the major roles
in "A Thousand Cl<>wns," opening Thursday for three weekends at the San Cle-rnente Community Theater. ·
Backstage Cloak and Dagger
Saves Maxwell Smart for TV.
By BOB THOMAS
: HOLLYWOOD (AP) -If
S'f!O're looking for a cliff~~gffig adventure in telev1s1on-
programming, consider the
case of "Gel Smart."
··No I don't mean the on·the-• t.Ube 'capers of Agent 86, also
"kiSown as Maxwell Smart, the
fallible operative of CON-
TROL. I'm referring to the
real-life feat of comedian Don
Adams in saving his television
series from canc;llation. Like
.. smart, Adams was · ~,·~most
•' reluctant hero. . , .
, You'll be seeing. '•Get
~art" for a fifth y~. but
on· a different network.Jl,arely
has a series s w i~~c·he d
' ottworks "My ~ .Soils," ~lfred Hitchcock, Il an n y
Thomas, and "Get ·· Smart"
'affnost didn't make ~ Adarru:
related the sequence . o f
(Vents:
"NBC notified us thtet'·days
before the deadline that they
'wtft going to let 'Get Smart'
.._. But they wanted me to
llll1 on and sign for specials
niJ:t season and my own
'Vlflety program the following
Y,.... It was·:.a fantastic offer, and I was seriousJy con-
llidering it. ::1 was in between on 'Gel ~.' In four years it had
woo a flock of Emmies, in-
eluding two for myaelt. · and
I felt thal k had maile a
real contribution to television
comedy. I wa1 ready to walk
away from it and go on to
producing and directing
features, which I have long
wanted to·do."
On the other hand, he felt
a loyalty to ''Get Smart," and
he was a trifle pttved at
the way NBC bad used it
to bolsttt" ratings of Jess pr~
misini shows.
"For a lead-In they hid
giVen us 'Pleue Don't Eat
the Da.isies; whlcb was like
89th in the ratings. 'Ibm it
was 'Miya, tbe Jungle
Elopban~' ·.., wbat<wr Ille
hell it was. Then •Adam U .'
We "bad to fight for our au·
d.ience every season.
"Finally. NBC put u. oppo-
site the second half-hour of
Jackie GleUOQ. I don't .mind
facfng the first haH-hour oC an
hour show -but the secood !
Even so, 'Get Smart' manqed
to get a respectable rating."
News of the "Get Smart"
"'""'llalim -tbrUllgb the executive oftices of t b e
networks. ABC came up with
a reprieve offer. but it wasn•t
sweet """'Kb· Then CBS maile
& proposal to take OVtt "Get
Smart" and back Adams' pro.
duction ~pany iri developm,
.Garden Grove Group
Slates Variety Slww
A traveling troupe <JI Orange .. Gcunty entertainers wi1l set
... lllop in Garden Groft this
~with .a tWO·n1ght
1*{ormance of an original
iiiOw called "Town H a I J
Ttlnight. ''
Included in the variety pro-lfam, scheduled for April 25
and IS in Ile Peten School
OUdilorium. will be • ~ -I show, the kltcllen
-from "Uncle Tom's Cabin," a one-act farce en-
ttOr.d "'lbe Two PudClifoots"
.... a lecture on temperance ---' . ,..._
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combined with .a medicine -· M-<Jl.the caat tncJ1ide .
W i 11 i am Rt'e bard ~on 1 Marygrace Joboson; James
Summers, Kay Fortun,e ,
Shirley Siebel Hai' DeLoo
and FA1na U.....,.. Tb:
original c:rcbestrations b y
Miss Grang., will be played
by • lull .......... under !be
baton of Del Weeki. ·
CUrtain time is 1:30 p.m. at
Ille school. Ill!! Newbope St.,
G~ Grove. n-v-.
may be mode by callliig
539-3347.
ACIOSS 4! ~t .
1 Uniter SO F•liaillt-
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lnttffity Sl l11d1i.U.
6 lwd M•d 5).P1rl of at· •UcHts • room·
'.10 Fools 57 Kin"d af 114 Pollel' ~ver
blottH · 59 Colw J
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C1in1DI room.. .Brak·
fut &f.H., Larre ·c1en,
· 3 bath. , 3' .ahowus. It's · cornplttely car-
peted; Ceritra1 air
· condltionJns. Auto-. matJc aprlnkJfl'I and
fndirttt outside lleht-lnr. DnperatJon Ale
.$42,!500. .
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wit.h a Glarit fue..
place and Bar that
SH.ts 8 -A t bed-rOorn + taMuy room,
2300 aq. ft all tow-
l!d. A 75'x200' IGt, A
20'x40' "'ork ahop for
f29,930 -You C&n!
3 Bedrooms, 2 ' baths .
in a quiet non-tra.We ,.,.., -..... llvin1
r;oom wlth4:rick fire. I.'!&«· kltdlen with au 'electric' buDt..Jne
- a dandy. bu,y at
$26,900 with 10%
down. Own er will • aimidl!'!' trade for 3 ·.~ 4 units •
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3 Bedroom on ·corn~ lot_ 'With . i . ~ pr.
n.d WotJclhaP. ~· alze PGQl wt dreulrir room
A bath -New rdrl· itra!or • dJMwaab. •-OnJ,-
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Gorrtot11 4 . btdroom +-IPliCio\ll -family
room 6 formal dtn· m..-=· ..... drapes. S n . ·Uke
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Colesworlhy & Co.
&a.Tm 'OPEN EVES.
CORONA DEL f/Ji,RE
1. DUPLEX
Wdl llJca'~ "'°" to ..... ..,. . with i~bqo>e
small Qertmtnt in m.r
Home~ onto
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cbarininc· llvl~ room 'With
brick ftreplace
even·a·b'md illnl:nc ~
a aoOd buy" at
$42,500
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""'""" S3M50. BURR WHITE, Rltr.
. 2901 Newport Blvd., N.B.
675-4630 Eve1 67U1D
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FINANCIAL
-~-ELSINORE West marina!
l •• lloma ....... -... Hand-ft s,..1.1, cpWdrpo, bl~IN. pool • $27.IO Wk. Up ,,, • ' tlZH Allanta r• 'i .. b. JaW)y dnperin. car-Loe. on Ocnrisfde ot •ffwy. ftC. ctftter. No ma1nl e ftooml 115 wk., up New 1·2 s.droomt. h1 ~ the only OP<l'Stlnc .......
afttt the tmn~ ftood
waten: incre~ the: ~ptb or the lab Z1 ft. ~ C.CIXI
ac. No oompcliUon.. 1
million vilitort expected
this year. Thil ia a modml
QJI to date park 'W/ the
ftnest taclllt:kl lnc. 100
travel trailer t pace•.
launch'& ramp It many t'Or>-
ceaalons: tood. d r l n ks, aroce.nes. pmea It rental&.
Will sell all or put. Prop.
cons.lats oJ 2S ac le. Jee
a.Dd Lake Elsinore use
peritut from the State ol
Calif. Firm prioa S!<0.000
cash. Alao have additional
1000 ac. for leOODd bOrne
bldrl· within ~ ml of
marine. Will """"1er joint
venture in the development
ol both pcop. Our equity
two million. Write Dally
Pilot Box :rtt-51)1. or phone
• petiQI:. mA tmu ar VA. 1SO )'di tram Bt&Cb. ' tee Adults. 5tMOTt e StUdlr> a Bach apl:I. ORlWIS e1ectrie only
I See • nooloe ottu. ~ un!to, nttds pa!M • _...; e ·1nc1 Ullb 6 Pltone ,....,. 53$"'821 or 538-:mf
EVtt. 891-4191 ~~ = ~ N..,,..t ...... ....., e )(aJd lorilce. TV avail. Pool-Wlsben-o.,en
l -lle(o 11o,..1ni ·~"~ •-'Calo·• ear 3 Bit STUDIO """"'"ca_. v-·-·· *'" on.n. CEED!NG no.ooo ANNUAL. I/I im,..,,,.,.. ·l!Ml. 548-ms . -·~ NEW • • l •• jeer 2-"sR:i'th bulned ~o. LY. Price 189.950. l•!"'!~~!'!m-Bl!~!!!" I POOL: ' " ' .. o""","' • r;>.Ch
, ,._ a custom finilhed JllJSS!ON REALTY 4M47n TOWNHOUSE , * VIiia P-a Apto. =.~ Nr ":;.~~~i I . -ut . °"' 121.500. 9l!S So. °'""· Loauno Split Left! 3 -~ i.lhl Oioa ,..,, •• newm & mOlt ADULTS ONLY I Tmm:. Ewa. M&.1322 DoubJe·1•r•1e, cupets. luxurloul apt. now rentfn&, t...,,.1 IMch 57Q5 I I UNIT APARTMENT -.,, ,,_, •lac. 1'unt6 ,,,,-. Adult.lonll'-1741 Tustin Avonuo Whffdya, W1nt7 WhaddJo Got?
Sl'ICIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
l !hit pay• lot !!Mil N' ..,. bullW.O. ADUL'!l! ONLr .. no Peto. 11'0 -Aw., eff llttl $ 100 CLIFF DRIVE I cond,-.1o.uamem11oJ ........ :w;:_:·~ jualaoulholllthSt. c,.t, Mo5"' 1~1 =~~=
ol dty. Prod""" a GROSS ~·· •~--L , JIOUJ>AY PLAZA • -l INCOME ol Sll.000 ~; • ..-.. D!:WXE, -1-lldrm. , Ol<pe to Shon • Sbooo
'hkt owr 1.6'9 Jou A' Ownf tty, 1M. , Furn. apl $135 Plu.s u'til. 3 BR 1% ba, blt·in ruwe Ocwrriew from nft')' ApL
er will aid in ftnudrw the 90t Dover Dr., NB SUita 221 Heated pool. Ample parldnc I: ovtn. With ~-$150. · tram itsO mo up. leue
• Sjloclol Rot.
5 Lin" -5 """' -5 lluckl •ULEI -AO MUST fNC\.11111
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balance at 1~. FULL 162008 EYH.. 5tM966 No chlldren -No pets &NZ-Ht
PRICE $110,000. ' 1965 Pomona. CM W•llW*C•nfle, Rltn. 2 BR. dUplex; new cpts.,
Loa P"'1u IUtr -5· BR. s BAI 1' oere. LARGE. clean 2 BR. 2 'BA. wo Newport BllOd., C.M. dt'pa, paint 1 blk. to bdl.
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To Pltce Your Trlder't PeredfM Ad
Ahdute I .cul 1 l 0 n • pool. uW'• 114-Sl«t. Mature 5M-Tl29 n4 Falrvieiit' St De,y&~
Padfk: Shorn Rnlty TOP or Mrld; ' Br. 2 BL, IOt1:toUI view or lillls. U50 adults only. 2115 P!acmtia """""!~!'"''!."""~.,.,I ,,;"';;;;;&11;;;;•:;,: ;•vu~~Ul~5a2-528:1;;::~ lT Ft. outboard for 1t1.Hon HuntiJleton Bea.eh family roam. Smd. down. mo on kue 6*11.M or Av. ~ wagon or auto ol eqtal val.
· !41-:"::J. ~,.:1 $33.500. 846-1'00 192 • NICELY ltDil 1 BR. * Yi111•Ptmolf1 Dano Point S740 ... ,,,_.....,
17 Ft, fiber &lu• outboard
and bl&" wheel tilt trailtt.
Will trade for landsca~
owner. SC5-S130 -• 4 BEDROOMS $35,IXX> DUPLEX. 2 and t NEW laaae tw ftnt Hatbar .,to Ciatlqll dilpl. drpL Cotta Mea. 'a newest " moat 2 BR 2 BA, dliWW' room, u~ ~~ S bedroom Balboa
: 3 baths. 1704 1q Jt, kitchen/ BR. view. ;fut ~ VWw homes. l9J1' Pmt 1io pets_ adult. onb'· .lat per ocean view apt. pool. ninsu1a home, $79,500.
, "family room combination. pvt, wild ldtcbenl' 4M$7C Ow-let, 3 BR, fam; 2· BA. •tut mo'a -.2962 {,~ :p~ ::. z::: $155 leue. 499-n.s Want 3 bedroom. price $30.
PHONE
644-4687
'56 Ford, % T, P.Up. Big:
window, 300 eng • auto.
].fany ~xtru, tnt.de for
·c.orvette or '55. '56 T·Bird.
SPARE TIME INCOME
New QUALITY FOODS Di--
vision will be interviewing
in this area durin&: the next
tWo wteka for • ouUtled
1 •hJ.11t.m nna:e, oven, dllh-• 1 SDI mo. Jtuby L 101 d &\CH. Apt., full kitcb., $35,£0>. Newport Beach
' · h, I 2l3· -~th '-·-• ttr --~· on1y No P'ta. 1100 Pomona REAL ESTATE lkalty, 615-1642· washer, llel'V)Ce pore lfle RENTALS ' ..... ~.. ...,, ; c._., a · .,...,, ".... Ave. Just south or 18th SL entry, livina: room with fue. HoUMI Furnllhld TOWNHOUSE 3 Br.. 2~ paid. 80-f01C NEWL y Gener•I Have small R-4 lot good
pla.ee, sUdine el.u& doon to ....., bL 'fl./w cpta. drpl, tpt $110 mo. incl utll. ·-----atta. Close-in L.A. Value
patio. Lara: e wardrobe. Rentalt to Shire 2005 ~~ 11:&tio: elec. bl.bis. 2 Fumlahed l Bedroom DECORATED Rent1l1 Wanted 5990 SlB,000, Want R·l Jot beach --------1 dis:tributi>r. Modest cub;in-51&"89
ltootll fut pool Carpets I: · car pr, pool $275. W.::r.m 675-6846 Larae 2 BR w/praae: $115. area or boat, approx equal
I drapes, landscapin&. curved ROOMMATE .mce, male DUpoeaJ. prdener 6 water 1 BDRM Unfum Apt in value, 644-0255 eves.
I driveway, double a:araee. or female. Ettident • Corona ••. Mir nso N....,.... leach 4200 paid, N'eer ICbool. :1 ~are:. f~l fo1r~ Have land in ~MING
Paloa Verdes Estates. View
pool home Jor watf!rlront
N.B, 3 br. 2 ba, trple, Jge
playnn, Jam rm, 2450 stf It
$48,000 ~l;y. 213-37S-4844
vestment ol $2000 requiftd to
st&rt. Immediate lrl&h eam.
in&:a servicing machines
vending candy and anaclc::s to
company established ac--
counts. Abaolutely no~.
For inJonnation and inter-
view appointment, a end
nam~, addrns and phone
number to:
l ~ l'OOf. $3000 bdow quallll<d. GS-%lll0 _ -1I 2116 Plae<ntla Aw., Apt. B 642-0066 LAS VEGAS. Want Bayfront
I market • $27,900 fUll price. SPACJOUS-W/vlew '2 . R SINGLE Yomw MuJb: Lux· • 626-4120 • home or duplex with al.ip.
Cotta Mesa 2100 duplex. re--dec, cptJ, dps, uey garden apta with COUJ). ''THE GABLES'' ROOM w/)Xivate bat h (213) 773-5282 '-~~-· rmiae. ,n fri&, tpl, pr, tey club at:mc.pbue a n d preftrabl,y. By the month. g..5 • -2 BR., pr., patio, qWet. patio J.di.1111, no pets. Lease complete privacy soum: 2 BR. 11,i ba, w/priv. 1ar. Older huaineaa man. Refs. I-----'..---
: Trobictl -~'Ir.Ir adlta. 1 $210. 113-4989 BAY CLUB API'S, Irvine ·at = ~:;. dtp&, bUnl,_priv. 675-1095, Mr. Jordan. Trade Dlx ofc. bldi in Gar.
: n. Blut Ribbon Special Blk ahapl: $11'5, 5"-4180 2 ~ cpta, drpa. .frpl. D/W. 16th Newport Beadt. 2439 Orange A~. 2 Executiws looking for 3 ~ ~:. 1:b:!F~~~
HAVE Palm l>eSert "Sand·
piper'' condo. vat $70,000
Jum., S55,<X» unI.. clear.
Want home thiA area. Mr.
Jrwin, Bia, 646-9661 ~ lnvlllitc l.Sx30' pool, loada ot 2 BR turn Qnbninh'?'-NO peta. $195 Incl. utiL 703 fTI4) 645-0550 e fr».4l20 e BR bcW w'/pool Prefer im-eq, can add cash. MiJte Co t.
J deckin&. encl. patio. 2 Stoey pool I: retftltlom.l pnv. Jasmine. 613-5109 MODERN l·Br.; prlv. peJio, • · · mediate area. &J.1.1n7 ask lins, brltr s.17-5642 Have good gas wddina &
cutting outfit w I tanks.
WANT trail bike In a.
chan&'-
PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL
INDUSTRIES t ·~BR. prallre ....._ BJM-. Adwts. Call "6-3>65 3 BR. 2 be, cptat.i,,,., ,.,,,. carport; adulta, m peta. NEW GARDEN APTS. '" Bud. f ,:pts!drpll, fully tandlc. As--refric. IM. $235 mo. $100. 2621 Avon st. 573-6006 l·BDRM. Modem ldtcben w/ 1--.-LAN--D-L_O_R_D_S_•_ ~~ a~~rt P~~-w~ 354 TwB!ly-Firlt Strftt
Oakland, Calit M6ll ' . .ume ~ 9' GI loan • owner Newport BMch 2200 ~= Bkr. rqe I: oven,, diahwubr:r, FREE •~AL SERVICE
N u...... 42 •---·--~ ~-pie ......,,........ mobile home. income prop. ·will holp tin, $35,500. IWporf ..,.,. 10 •~. ~~ pr, v vm Broku 5U6J82 ** &46-289'1 **
I -Poul JOftff Realty SUMMER RENTAL Huntlntfen IMch '400 -pool.Ra'lu<Uauochy '""· T.D." !??.
0 ,7 ~-.. ""'-....-o '"61' ""·--_ __. · -·-t --DUPLEX Apt. 1 br., fUm. fac. ~ 1: water pd, From G -_. 499-1331 "·uuv """"'· _....~ .,.........,_. ......., year ruw111 WATERFRONT custom: 3 WfW cpl&., dra pe"· ~,. -up. u u111 only. UOlt 5no tlona bef!w taJoen. .,,_,, ...., .nu $16,500. 1 a~ home site. i . $134. P.l.T.I. PROPERTIES WEST Br. 3 Ba. Lq, Fam: Rm., dbpoul. "'" clan. Adult.I. 241 W. Wilaon, CM 642-0401 PRV rm m llc'd hoa?d & Covina Highlands.'""""'
l'.:lect clothes Dryer, car,
pickup, sailboat, elec add
mach. Will trade for motor-
boat or Van wilb windows I:
seats, or ? 645-00n
SAW EXfCUTIYES
AND MANAGEMENT [ bedroom. ~ l<m Bayside Dr. ~,u dock. Leue/option $600 Jilo, No peta. Wortdnc woman Greciou1 Adult Lfvlnt care home lor elderly am-horses. Nr. So HW C.C.
............ tit&-1165 2 Bdima., w/w cpta, drapes, --1 644-0064 I ~ihrona'-".t Covered Patio. ..,_,..._ 592-0098 ~f. 30I· Catalina Dr• bula'".:... man or ~man. Trade !or diesel boat.
'./Jl blt-ins. !daft)' more ex. WATERFRONT Irr l deluxe Fountain Valley 3410 . .. -pool. S~nta O.K. Nourlshina meala, cor1pnial * * .lru $21.450. F.P. and YoU 3 Br. dopi<x. ClwmeJ near CoNna dal Mar .j2Jo ME~ EAST APTS. '""°'P""'· L<-i YT<l & ru.tin area 3 BR 2 ba !am. =~or ~v. pt,y. ocean, boet dock,. lndry, 3 BR., den, ta.ma. rm·.: 16 E. llth.;CM'. 6f2..3C74 patio. A"'ll now. 548.s22S ily room home, Iarae ~r·
pr. Avail Ma,y·Nov. 2 wk hltina. $2l5/monlb. !Aue. '145 SPAC. aeJe., trplc. 1 BR ..-.. ..... fpl, cpl5, ed patio fruit trees $1500
'I HOlJSE + fOIJRPlfX min. ~1861 or ~1751 Avall..April 2). 839-~ ~ ... va:.·,i!u ~ .. !'~ .. ~ drpa, •bz• _..patio. pool Income P!oPefty 6000 equity Jo~ beach traU~r or ! . ,,_ ........ v•-AdJll. no pets $13>. 5M-fi163 Canon Realty 675-3581 I All -2 BR<. sso.ooo • L1oun1 llo1ch 2705 L1gun1 Buch i1os lalbN 4300 ESJDE 1 br. 1rp1e, bff.ma, April 151h Bluest Palm Srrin&s • ..,,. .,.u;1,
Der Wienerschnit:zel, 1951
Harbor, CM. Land & bldg.
Income $500 mo. net. $45,000
equity for lots, Back Bay.
615-6!30
Looking for a no limitation
carttr, and a future with
&rowth ! Any backlf'O\ll'XI
you miaht have In sales,
po.bllc relations, manage.
ment, aCC0W1ting, or book·
2 lndust. bldgs on Placen-. keepiJW woold be a particu.
tia, CM. Value $150,000. lat benefit to you. Men and
Trade ~~of $95,000 eqty for women v.·e are seeking will
prop. anywhere, % TD or make $15,000. to $25,000. per ~ ~a~:~~ SEA eOAST ·VIEWS '::.~ ~ ~. = CLEAN Bacbtlor Apta. ::~~~~ult no start Plannlni right now :or ~~~lts.:1~~~: l 8C7-1266 LG, aJSI'OM HOME room, stow, retrlpntor, All uUl incl S15 up * LRG 2 Br. Studio Apt All next year's tax ahelter by Palo Verdes or l..r&e yacht. _,_,.._~_154_2 _____ 1 year or more. Call ~Ir. Kap.
BR 2 bath. shake root. 4 BR. S ha, bu&t Uv. rm. sweeping ocean view. S2SO , 315 Ew Balbo. Blvd. elec, newly dee. Near OCC. looking at ttUs s ha r P RUM McCrea. (213) 847-5883
.W/w cp ti/ d r P 11 Nr Frppoollcs.:,.Spa_ rm. l:th sauna. leu!. Refs. 8-85 B.Alf04;) ~ $1~. 962-5050 "COSTA MESA DUPLEX". HAVE: Beauty Shop in ~~NJi~t!. ~~~. hf~~h~
everythlna:. Aaaume 5" 'At ally ~ ~parti.. 2 · BR. .-iew, mnoddled, BACHELOR Apt. Util paid. With u lit~ u 10% down, Costa Mesa, 4 stations. Will ....... ,
J'HA Joan • will fin. part plush cptg., bUina. Un1. S15 mo. El Mu Motd,, 310 Newporl Beech 5200 the incomes from these ~ts trade for Camper or what ~~Va~t a~:es%·0: ~'!
lan all day a n d evening
(TI4) 537-359(1.
CANDY SUPPLY
ROUTE ot $3100 eczb'. 192-lSO'f RENTALS $195. furn. $250. 494-r741 E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa will PllY all expenaa: With have you? Hou.t Unfurnllhecl 2 BR, newly dee, drpa, w/w a little Jett over. Full price 839-5632 or 646-5253 Laguna, Bkr. 494-1330 (No Selling Involved)
Huntington 1 ---· 1.11-....J 3707 Hvntl..,.. IMch 440C) 3 BR, 2 BA. fp1e-S235. '26,500.. _______ BAYFRONT & dock, 3 Br. * TRADE: 12' Gius boat Excel.lent income for few
11---------MONARQI BAY AREA CDNTD1P9RARY livinc, • 2 BR 2 Ba. pvt. patio· "each & T.D.'a (considtt lie/opt. u surface sWimming pool. eveniqp). Refilling " col-
·• HM'bour 1405 GeNral 3000 -.--•-.-213: 981-nm • COATS 3 Ba., val. S89.SOO. FOR &. trailer FOR Doughboey hours weekly v.·ork (Daya or
WATERFRONT . by o9 1. $1~.3 BR. l~ bL t'nbouae. ... .... ~ .. · co~~ l BdrL I: Buba. upstain.. I •--N ' .,ec ., , CALL 1~ money from coin ~ .• BR. • 2 BA. dock, 55?.~ J, Stoft'; re t'r r,.. W/W. #OUVl4T ·-"'""''I. All nl!wl)o decorated plua gar, w ·--"""· 0 pets -. ·WALLACE trade for ! .. ) 2 Balboa era.led dispel!S4!:rs in Costa
water endoeed patio J7cm. ~ ~ _pm OK. Bkr. J1!::, 1:ic.2 =~ ocean view, from $UIJ to 4245 Hilaria Way, 50«83 RIAL TOI$ Coves, Owner 675-433! 546-6008 Mesa , I: surrounding area; ""'° fl1 on main :JS· 534--Rl $250 mo. 111 .. 5, og.U13 $DI. SUmmer or year ronnd DELUXE 2 BR, 2 BA, cpta, 546 4141-.& * * * * .* W• ..t. roul•. (Handin ~-3 •· 3 Ba. ~~ 2 ba. ftntala. Apnt 536--Zn>, c:I drpj, ' blt·ina.. $115. Mo. ("--~-l,,.U /J"l!!!!!!!!!!!!!ili!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ii!l!!l!!!!!!!!li!!!!!!!!!!!!!il!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ name b ra n d candy. & --•· =· , , ,w,; 4 BR. lncd yd. J --~· -...,.... 5 -$110,000. Consider I -.. W-FrpL, bltnl. w/~~<:'!..~ RENTALS Pacific Coast Hwy. eue. u 1,,....~1u1~<1<1•J &nacka). Sl450 Cash requir.
11on.59Ull98 & pei,.'B•U<., . ........, &~ Fumlohtcl QUIET & BEAUTIFUL REDEC 2 BR, nfllc, hltol •*-"''"E-•W-•-"F"·o"'u"'R'"."'p--"LE_X_*I REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE ed. For P<"°na! ;nl•nnew ....;..,.=·.;;...~;.;;;~;;;;;;;.. __ ,Adwts only·, 2 Br., utiJ ...... -... stove, crptl, drps. No pet&. " ,,.._ 1 G 1 in Coata Mesa area, send fount1ln Valley '"'10 $150; 2 BR. fncd yd, w/w, General 4'000 Pool. m . 847-2125 _..... ~ Near Beach, Huntington 1-...;-;.c..n.;.1_"c.....----· enert name. addres.H & phOne num-
1
•tow. Avail. now. Famil7 n~a h ·~ 900 841-1 Off R ~, -M""'S'-t In• --534""9flO .17176 Cameron. Hunt:Bcb. N'Pl' b.. dlx. ~ 3 Br. 2 uc c · """' · """"' Ice Rental 6070 esort Property 6205 ...., w wo.r .... e ... , JIJIJ -EXEcunv•~t-1 ' welcome. Bkr. -S~; 2 BR. All mew turn. BACH t ....... ......_ Ba Cpt.I ,_ !pl bltns E. Imperial Hwy, Downey, •HOME IUY!i..t $95; 2 .BR., ~yd., pr., w/w, Available now.· · ap • ....... ; wa=. I: fttrl, Pt';.,_. 111~· 'N; lutlMu Proper:iy 6050 FOR rent 1842 A Newport FOR RENT Furn ~tammotb Calli. 90242 ,.-cu· Stow, refliK, Ollldrm I: Bro1ou 53U11110 £U pa}d.Adultonly.f15.918 ,_ ~-.. -... • ,_;_ -----'--'--Blvd. 1deal far insurance, MountainCondominium, --C-------1 __. ... o.K. Broker 534.QllO I=~~~"--'""'=-·~ Palm, Hunt. Be•ch pe--....., _.......... ANDY SUPPLY , WHAT else do you WAHTI. t""-$Ito; l·BR. w/w, nicely 53&-t678 or '53S-C9'79 DELUXE 2 bdrm, 2 t.. HIGH TRAFFIC income tax or employment ,'='""" .. ='=·=615-4==110=== ROUTE I~ ~ :: =r: ri: ., Colt• Miu 3100 1um. Util. paid. Available 2 BR. 2 BA. dMwbr pool. cprts, drpg. bit-in&. 22T A COMMERCIAL agency, ~ Mount. & Desert 6210 CPart CJr Full Time)
1 FHA tmna l=""'=·=Bkr=.=:,..._="'==.-:=: bllludL Adults, ,,,; pets Prospect, N.B, 213: 2"'3119 ~ ~:'1tbi~ ComnMrclal 6085 Excellent Income for few
I * We""" 2500,. ft with RlEE RENTAL ~-~a ~--4100 SllS. 2321 Florlda 53&-ml Weatclo'ff 5230 -SMALL Cabm near AR-bro. '"'kly wwk (d"' ...._, ..-traffic atrttts in S.A. FOP. ' •• •• " a-o1 M·l ROWHEAD 11500 ) "·filling· and 3 °'' Bdrma, lamliy room SERVICE I Ill! St small ~-~ -· . . " ...,,, • = .I; form.11 dlnlns room Partially rum 1 BR apt. G•rden Grove 4610 2 BR 1., ha To--~.... · · W. 17~ • • property with small office. 54&6068 collecting money from
W •• pool f _,A .. ......., __ 2 .,. "'11""""" aiJl.cond •. office ot' store, c.cmplelely fenced with 2 :===='==== c I ~ t·' o· r * e -" a or exam-. • --~ EJdtn Inquire 26Cl SINGLE 'Y~ Adults Lull;-pa l to I ' aw t m Po o I • a:ood parkiD&: Ollly S3S 000 o n ._.....,ra cu J.Spe~
*We have a ccrner lot •;th baths ~OD ptr mo: Call Elden Apt 8. ury prden aptl with COUJlo eptaldnp, blt-lnl. No pets 2. 19'.ll w. 17th SL • ·~ large rates. S48-630C Exchanges, R. E. 6230 sen in Costa Mesa and * ~:an exlltln& nIA. AIL l1l'II. PD, 1 bdnn Funt. try lcub atmosphere and ~.;:ta only. $1.90/mo. 67·5 X 256' lot (wi~ older lncludrl11 Rental 6090 $60,oo:> TD on 10 acres of ~11g~:~:S en";.:~
• low 11*resl usumable Mature adults. $100. 2335 comlpete privacy. SOlJTH house). Ter;H1c Ioeation Jor oceanview land for clear brand candy & snacks.)
, : loan. ORANGE COUKTY'S Elden Ave:. C.M. BAY O.UB AP'l'S. 13100 E11t Bluff 5242 ~-tranchile 0: me .wxL FOR lease Laguna Niguel, house. 497-1210 Sl650 total cash required. I· . YO.U TELL US. LARGEST DF.LX apt. sp1.cloua l Bdrm. Cham.pan Ave., Gar d en 1111 •tore or otficie. Must be oll San Diep Fwy at Crown c:;;=c...::.c.=:::..___ For m 0 re information
: TRADEWINDS RL TY. pool. ideal 1or bactielor. Grove (TU) 636-30..1> e NEW DELUXE e Dd . priced under market. Valley~ new oommttci&I & --------and deta&, send name,
f .. ~., IU'I 293 E. 17th St. ~ fl'W\ """~ ....... _ .. .,_ .... 9633 ~ 1 Rick Alderet~. Rltr. industrial Wlita. Delta Eleo-R. E. Wanted 6240 ad'-·-and ho or ll'U-OfU12 .....,, ...,""' .............. ., _. 3 Br. 2% ba. •PL 1u1 ease w.~ p ne num-
VERY I 3 BR 2 .. th I --· llMch 4705 541-6t69 b'ic. D•.,. -8.11-1400. Eves c ean l ·BR., utll. paid; pool ==r= Incl. spac. mztr. llUite, din .....,~ WANT TO SELL? ber to:
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m<UTM HOME
:. fi!: ~1r1'..: ~ :.=:
l 133,500. Coutllne Realty
:· ~ 531-13E&
M•sa del Mar, h1ll' lot No ebll-<r peta LGE. 2 BR. dupla, "'· vie: rm. & dbl. ,,_, auto. MEDICAL ILDG. • ,....,.,,, "ROUTE DEPARTMENT"
$210/mon. Ast. 5*-041 1801 Whittier St. 64s.ttl2 tm' Hugo's; fl'pL, pr. $225 door ~ avail. Pool & 'JWO SI'ORY. 1 unit ottU-1---------Call Farrow and start pack-P. O. Box 3846
S BR 2 BA, CTP.ta. drpa. ~ice BACHELOR Apt.. 1 adult Mo., yrly. 646-0732 rec. &rea. Nr. Catholic pied by denti.lt, l vacant ,L;;;•;;.lo:____ 6100 Ing! Anaheim, California 92.803
Ml&btmhood. $250 lease only. sa> Mo., util. pd. 2llG-Church & school A Corooa PLUS sumptuous 3 bdnn 1• FRIGIDAIRE
Call 5*-ml C Oran&• A,.., C.M. D1n1 Point 4740 del Mar High. apt. Euy tonns. VACANT LOT
2 BR. Jireplac:e, n ewl y FURN. Ba.ch .. uU1. paid. 2 BR 2 BA, fult,y ~ ._!._ Amo~_:,,$270Way •• N.B. R. D. SLATES, Rltr. Huntington Beach. 100 x 80', O C , ~-idJa!ET1A8 C~IONyc1 1 deccn.~ $155/mo. 1 child Adult only. Nr. O.C.C Mated pool, next to yachf o;ii-ei.1. ,._ 847-3519 EveL 897-5465 R-1 comer, fully improved r ange ounty • "'•'6 re min. c e 5
·OK A..+ &C-3936 540-3'759 .,_ ... Ul'On Ith _,, al'·· .. _ La rgest the fastest in the industry.
' ... ' ---.ii" bubof. $175 lease. --~ c •-1 U-s••o W llNeW ~, CUrun, £Ul-30 ""'-imda,·1·· do the WO'k • -•na •---h 1705 orona -""'' ~ B·-·-R1nt1I ,.,. ''"' util1·11'•• 110,500 293 E 17th St ,,. .. 1.. "-"'
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·06• '" .. -......,-___ :_ ____ 2 BR duplex; priv. patio, 1 BR fun, all utll incl $135. • · _. __, "" • • --~ of 40, 30 min. washers, Find
OCIANVllW pr. lnWrt 0.1(.·'fl«I Pool. Adults 15 46-5276, RINTALS -FREE DESK . SPACE in BRASHEAR REALTY out how easy it ia: to own
PRIVATE ·BIA.CH 142-2890 968-1740 Apta. Unfurnished .. v small abop in exch&ngt for 847-8531 Eve. 536-2123 Bus. Opportunltl•s '* a paying laundry.
2 Bt 2 Ba. Open beam, teak,, REDECORATED 2 BR an-e Nuau Palma e ""·--I •-..,~..,. taldnz me~s, del. Call WHALE watching oceanview DISTRIBlITING BUSINESS Garden Grove. Sant.a Ana, ..:i.;., ..... 'L..t -road..Jow *""-' utniHn pd. Vacant. 1 a 2 BR. • Pool -ra -Ml 546-f411 ~ kit&, Lqu1la Beach. $5,950 WITHOUT INVESTMENT: Tustin. Orange, Anaheim , t=;: i12.50J. ¥im. down. M1rno. «Kim St., CM 171 E. 22nd SL 6'J..3IC5 RENT =========' with •mall down payment. NaUonal Manufacturer will Coin-0-Matic ~ by .. .-LO ... --1 N .. · .... ~-........... .,___ ...... , ··-'"'--~•. ""-M ON TE.~ ACU:S Offlcti R•ntll 6070 497-Iall prov'"'e --.. 1 ... 1e ............ m .,..,...." ....,.._ -• • ""-is ..-.}"C ....... ~ ......... e ,,,_ •llUUl.M: uut.Qe ay • R f mltu-"' -..v·-r-.._--. Equipment, Inc.
I -Mt 2 ha dbl to ~ • ~ .. ., only .....__. ., oems v • • I 6 2 BR. Fum 6. Unturn • VIEW ol -· -rne, d~ .. '-'buting -~... •-·· • DAD..Y PD.OT WAhT ADS! et, _.,, · · • a:ar. .....,,.,,, AUw • .......... t"O LAGUNA BEACH ..... _..., '"" "'u' .........., _.,. "" 23M11' W. Valencia !IRING R!SULTSI many doeets. $210. 548&16 tum $150 mo 5C8.2C36 $20 • $25. $30 mo. Fflllca I ptiv. patloa.IPool& Al ,,. __ ... bluff, Possible 6 sty. novelty specla.llsts, inaek Fullerton 114: 525-78.33
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FUU,. OPTlON TO BUY. Tenbia • Contnl'I BldaL pu1-f .,,_...JffonM medical or apts. Will bulld loods, etc.. to taverns.
10000...rel 1000General 1000 <R.efripraton .Available) ttna: Clft1l. ON FOR.ES""' AVENUE to 51,1iL ~ restaurant&. all type stores. HANCOCK STATION tor
No deposit o.a.c. a.» IN 1.anf, OW ~ Oat 1pace1 an.ilable fn,I,_,:,:=:=;.,:::=== Direct fa~ry connection lease, Newport Beach. Good
S@t~4'ltA-l&i~s·
Soloo a~Sttesl>ladWonl1'mlafor10.cilo
(MacArthur m. O:>ast Hwyl DeWlllt <itSe9 buildint: •t Ranches 6150 ean.ing hl&h dally caab gallonage now, goes higher
H.F.R.C, pr1nM location • downtowni,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; commissiom and monthly in sumdlu. Available now. 511 ~~'!"~:~~ Balboa 5300 =.a =•·AJr•= RANCH ~:~e-~.u~~ ~~:n~:U:U:v~~ 1561w.LlleJn.Anhm17~2!!l0 GBACIOUS Adwt Llvtnc. -'" part!-. Two COUNTRY run ttm" write CHEX. Inc.. wlth good <ndH. Ca II ~--• Bay ,_ S ._.. entranc:t.: Floatap an 2910 N. 16th St., Phila .. Pa. _511._ll19 ______ _ l'tllladetphia. MoenUne, llil>
leue 2 BR ~ ba •PL Wash·
er: itt')'tf, refri&', cptJ. drps,
all util C.M. # 5CMl06 aft 6
p.m.
$150: 2 BR. Gar, fncd pailO.
w/w, ~ ~ own.~•
Braker ·SSC-f191)
~· • v ... w. pac........ l'orell An ftar le.S. to 2 Paree.la. one or 33 acres ·~ 19132 2 BR. 2 BA., mlk In MUllCIJ>ol ~ Iota. ISO 12.250 .. ,. a<n:' Iba ot>er 1..:=------BUSINESS and clo&et:s. beautiful carpet. 6 pC!I' month for .,_.. Delle 38 ecrca at $120,000; near CANDY suppt,y route, part or FINANCIAL
chperle:a. Pool. ht .Us-ud c:halrr anllabi. for $5 WUdamar. This la v.iwlre the tun time, dQl/evta. Rtflll --""-;;.;;~::..;:c..... __ ~I
for tenants. Subtnnnean BUllnetl boun UIW.ru.C big thorouahbftd rancbn I: collect n;mney from coin lus. Wanhti 6'05 parking.~. lfl'VIC!t anlJl.b!e far $10. are. BMutifUJ. rolllrc Wm optr. Dis~ ln Colla _______ ...;.;..;
3 Br, 2 ba, + den. SJOO mo All atUJ!k9 ,md acept eountry, Juat South at LUe Meu. &. vie. No etlllng. PRIVATE party haa $10,000
yearly leue. telepl".ooe. , Elsinore on 395; for mor-. $1650 Total cub req. Send cash down payment + ex·
BURR WHITE, Rltr. DAJLY PU.OT tnlorm1tion, pie~ ca 11 name, address Ir phone to: «Utive abilit;y to lnw1t tn c..t• Maise ~100 2901 NeWJK>rt Blvd., N.B. m l"OJ\ISI' AVQn]E Gltnn Thompson with Route Dept., PiO. Box 3846, )'00.1' buaineu. Wrlle in ljjiiiiiiiijiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 67$..4630 Eves 642-ng LACUNA BEA.at Eckhoff A Anoe., Inc. I _:A:::naho::::l:::m:..•::2113=.____ OQft\llletr amftdel'lct to DaJ. 11 ..... lBlJ W.OlapmanAvc. APARTMENT Se"1o:: 17PilotBoxM470.
HARBOR Huntingloft leach .$400 PR..'VATE omCE ,.,. it h llt1 -""""' ~· Calif. bu.sl~u. New, u n I q u e • I,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I reception niorn $12S/mo. 4 " ...... ._ ~~wtnds 5.18-6727 invdln&:. Desire $15,000 Real Estate LNM 6340
GREENS EXCWSIYE """""'11e $300 I mo. Ak ~~·Write P.
condlllonlna. -.. .. A...... 6200 ON THE-IEACH lfel'ttari&J ~ MAIL ORDER Modlltfla.
BAam.<m • m.7tJlllL 2 " : -~ &..M ~ County M m... *>ACRE Wlldernu1 wltlt "''°' wanl<d. C.M. ..... fnllll $110 • _,_ ..... ~ 230 E. 11th Strtet attk • cobln. 1150 PtT Ii. Add,... TAB. Bax 30, 8'JI 'Lmm7 OW. to ,.._ .. Colt& Me. &U--1485 with tvma.. Buah, Santa Ana 92701
Aim AVAru.BU! PDll ~-· f'e.-NEWPORT CIVIC CENTER C.7-ACRE produclnr Avocado SEMTNAR l -~ A S BDRM. a.....,._ at ~. OtftcM au.ti.able b' ())m.. grove In Morro Hills. 0oun on Start·BuUd·Prornoe. Yoqr
R<tilll Pooia, Oilld car. lhll HllllllngklD merc1o1, -o.n111. view. "" dn. °"" """""'"'" ......,
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Sltller Morlpae
Company Inc.
336 E. 11tb st, Calta liltsa' S.rvlJ>& 0...,,.. Cnty ,. ,.,..
~11 -Eves. fil.716.5 642-USI'
Morlllfll, T .o:a •us o pt 35c PER SO. {'I'. $13,D. Tmu. WANT.....,: uu-..e ""'tuor
l'lllO Petmon Wt:t, ~t lfsr. Ille m 5Cl-5032 oit 615-2454 11 AO\S . W1th utiliU... l:lcene. Orwwt Cocul b'. $27,000 111 TO, OQ'allle sm
bor • Adamo, Cotta M-PK . $llOO <II\. Namo -.....,._ Clll• ~ month, IO'JI doe I yn. IO'JI
54&43111 ' JIO Sq. Ft. Office MORSE McDONALD !>LACS - -.. ft8a dl"°""l .... 113T ............... c;>sT A MESA 32130 Real IOI' ' '"'··· '-M-0 , fty • THE IV--.,_1 m OollD Ave .. 1u .. ~ .,. ............ -"""" '4500 lit TD 3~ dlfff j SCRAM.lm .ANEWERS IN C' & SS uoo ~-••• c.w.. m11 p.11n <lll s.. Matn. Follbrook m.ar -Jll;.Sll ,,... ""' "~"" S.!:ir-'' -----~--+------'-----'---l!J!".~-'---.l:nlE=..:QQJ=CXER=:..Yl'!.:.::;i:..:""'=·::=l,l'!!!!!!!!!,;,;;,;;,,;;;;;,;;;;;,,,....!W\~~!!.!..;!..E;~~ 11\0 m.8401 -<97-t210 !.Z-41' • " .. ..._. " __ ...:..i.::....==---· I
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CARPENTRY Al/S ~Service ~ "~ . • · ··-c * , " ' . ':;" ..;:u:."'11' ' d ~ ... ~+°"'po1n':,~~~~1:;: :::::..'_,~ ~:4!1.';2~. JAllGI· I '~·lllf .J.c.l'Uot7eo. ~c:°DCH ;.::=£rd
J.i!' =..:· • 'i:;:'" i::.: ~,:, ~ :,! ~~ 0-11 Soni•• 6612 =~~ x1o1..,::_ . EXPIRllNCID · =.:-_:-.:i · = = ' IUl~LANS ~::'°:1-0::C:-,. a, '
,..,....,, val 's120,ooo . -at 64M312. IL 0. a:-w.-,o.,.--....... ,.. of s , . " INl ... CTORAIDI 51,.,,.1a11y, . Ii
.,_ntllt,balanca1$8,0Cll. Ando-,. •·. "• IL\ULING.Palnttnrhoodmr. PAINTING Int" Ext. 1-1'-tl ... ,. )'ffD-tOnoo·lo..fut· HvJ'lff'Tllll: ...... 1716.,,.._ .,,___ U.:.1~ Phone ~ Pr t 1 CAR.P~y • repa.ln: _ odd jot.. You DllDt i ,.. Lowest ~ prioa. x ..... _, m,. 7 trlft' or nlltltd tndUsu,.. ~· ti'• 1 , •
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m-91!2 aen1 lix it ~Uy wori<. dolt! -. ' Fu14'llll.Sa-l\W'. -~· fr<(<t<,..ri!bo-. '' . =-lad...--Job.-'-' 1~~~;::::::=7.~l~Cell~J~ett~61U164~~·;,.i•= -H•ull"t 1110 ~.~ c.ii Jim w"'°' AP'P'LY !':--•""'*.~~"°:'.!: AUTO SERVICE . 1a tha lbd!dliW :· .. w: ==·"! Money W1nted 6150 REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS "'""+-. . . , Po'"""°I Offlco -m --~~qm 1 ,_..,,, -'
CALVARY O.pel 0..-to 25~!:;. Mt obe~ GENERAL HAULING Plaaforfntl."R-i.''8tO Thl'll. flow ormtl>lllllV: Rec<llt~~~ ;:fl:.=·=-A;1nc1o1. W.-~
.oU•rln& 7\'i totenoot on ,..u · · . . i. CLE,ANUP _ n;it • .;.. • .a...IJ z;x-,.ia,, ml ben-!root dd o11c..-; iii.. ..,;i -J ,..,. of , ~TY~'
5l'CUttd DOies. Ftlr more In-QUAUTY Rep.aJra •. Altera. $10 per load. Fret p.rqe • p AT c H PLASI'ERJNG. ..... ...... at ~ CODdltiGn ' tnihP.Hiwt ancl I ~ ·~ or ' r ...
lo, call Owies Smith. lions -New oonst. by hour cleanup for uaable ltema. J.U typn. Free •tlnY.!e. / · e · nm.up nquired. ~ ~tkln .expalenct or W¥fh • .al ,
S6--l121 01' &U-61!3. alter or Contract. 646-3442 96U8«i aftft' ' P.M. Call 5tQ..6S25 NEWP(>RT' BEAQ-( T Sthd r.nme and aalary t1ve Illar)' ~ [, ' ,.,. tA.. .... ~ on or ..,s ,....., ~
6. -REPAIR, P""tions, Small HAULING, Genonl, Top, 47C-ef.fnhlfn ,..W.. ...... to, TopllJaht-....ittlone ""Iii' .,ct-Ins,. ~Dir~
WANT $20,0» collateral lout Rtmodel, etc. Nile or da,y, trim. lf!move trffa A: "~ 6l90 !'.~31Sl ... ·u:. wtth-...taadbNtequlp. arcbitecture.Amattht bii;',.....,'~ 2t Jll. · ~
wUb $50,(Q) TD 6b 10 &Cftl ~ KEN 540-C79 ~ Btc John tc-«!30 -;L""UJIBING REP ... "" ' ......,.,,_. • n. D!d;y Pilot mwt. C11-.:.lltiemftta fD.. Ptnonnt1 Ofaoe, 3300 . s!;~a.:r· 1 r .1
ooeuMew hillllOp la n d . ™"' Box If M.CU dudilw Wipttalbaftoft, tzn. Nftport BlYd.. Newport, • H&rbOr 81.. • '<ft
.,..WT c-1, c.nc.... 6600 H-111n1nt •ns · ND lob '"° ..,.n ""Equol Opportunl'l' • . -... ,. .... ,..ai -. Calll.,-. n1-. = ~· ~ ....... , .
nAY lD" INT. on v.-ell • so.3UI • Employer -l&llMIS. . llbmtlar· &'B41S33, ~ 5 p.m. ..,... ....-. .. -.. secured 1-flOO,ooo e CUSTOM PATIOS e CARPETS, W1ndowo, lln, PLUMBING REPAIR I AJri1 22, -, ,
5*-5984 concrete sawing 4 removal ete. Raldtn. or Comc'L DRAIN CLEANING , . APPLY IN ftRION Heitt Wellfred
Slat• Lie •• 842-lillO Xlnt -Roal! llalt. -.. M0-'1211 TURRET LATHE ' lOAIMoiPll w-· 7.Ml
ANNOUNctMINTs ·.collc.N~-~ .. ~ 5IMll1 MACHINISTS PllSOllB Mondi> tbo9 s.-o· C· 'A. s-mAAY·B-and NOTICES ~~ ·-FLOOR """"•-pol"""" Romotlol, Ropelr, M ,... i ::-'"':-~"":-:-:-:-:::::1-Phllli~·~,.,<:Cemen~~t ~,..._~~ -"""" " ... · . ---J (. ptamfl (0 NOW ,HIRING $411 le $117 • Found (flM Adel 6400 Cemont ·Worl« all kiods .-W. FREE .._ llOOll ADDITION' a Experionctd too cloee to1-ACCOW>tan"-Sa-... A • -:£ • WI TRAIN / Two •,_. --... ~'°'41
Frff Estimate Swedlah Malntmanoe ~ ~Attractl•e erance wlth a~ to Qualltyo;.,tftllPerlon NOEXPERIEN~N'EC SH.9Qwpm.t;yplasCliwpa '
•VHITE German Sbephenl * i36--03'1f * vtce, 67S"'5l =-ra. -. .... Cd mUe ........ -.em-Morch-P'ortonnol 24 fllhleft lollnil * WORK wmi HYDRO-AIR U.S. ct-. -at: ~~~au:~ H= CEMENT .Worlc, no job too e HOUSECLF.UJING e ~!:_l hour_. t~:_ ~ w'!:: Driw An~~ * ~ ~ .!~D~lct •
& Wlllon. 4/10/G May bo ..wt,,....,,.,.._ Fru Extellentworl<.$2bour.Cd !!'!!!! -----, ClorntrllthA...... * **DELIVERY WORK ..,_ ~·r , '
picktd up at BayahDre estim. H. Sturuck. 548-8615 546-S!m in&. "5.2TIO _, .__ * DISPLAY WORK lm:t CEDARWOOD t
. Animal u .. ,1ta1, Harbor Ch1ide;; 6610 "="~~~-•DrP=~=-J c w:n:a co SAUS *· Bli.'sboys •ADVEllTISINGWOllK N~ : Blw, C.M. * G<6-tM6 * , , IUl , ·* ELECl,'iUCAI.
.FOUND, El Toro ..... l0EXPER.toba ... -it"""''" ...... and .aPt.cinc.&G-llM Ex----r •• _.. o· h EQUIPMENT deatru ne,at.·a -,~ "'" ·--~, Alteratlen1 IQ.JM. 5 '"I W 11~ It _, ·rr• * II • TOP 11··RTIN~ p•y .,.. -••••" , Spd. derailer bike. Call & achl child. Refer. avail. 9# •• ... • • Natlonal .,,., -Uon "" ""' "" :.,,.-;,.....
l identify. 837M68 Fnt'd in yard, bot lunches, Income Tu ~ Neat. accurale, 20 yrs.. exp. Cotte Meta hu ~In um-. * J'J.Sr ADVANCEMENT ;':'a!:!.""• Ml
GIRLS Bike. Vi,. Pinohunt Wi1'on & Pcmooa, Cid. RESPONSIBLE preparatloo •-~ -5414421 Ap z ,. owr with llOla ' washers * trrART WORK AT ONCE lor ..., -_...
&: SUmmmlale. H.B. cau to 642-1940 &:: filln& of all inc::Gme tu y,.. -"-6tlO baclfiround or pulllic con. Fol" 1ntervit'!' caD. Beub
identify. 847-7S71 returns by Certified Publle E.WATE . Ma!nt Tree Sent An equal opportunity tact. Wlll In.in ~ nw.p-Mondq I: TutldQ ~ e. Wrlle c/O at
TOY poodle, male, charcoal Centrecton 6620 Accountant. Available lo Removal A trtmmiQP, 1rte empkov ment pStion, Send brld ft.. Apply In Pl'*' 77~7251 No. 8. ~ p;f. •
arey. Univenity Park. Iden-ADDmONS-REPAJRS = ~ ~~ at IG-OJQ.,.IG-2913.. sume to DaJb' PiJot Bar M. HOSPrrALrl'Y Btdl~
tify. '33--lln1. REMODELING ·-~-""' -l\IVllW: 3"'. REUBEN'S • • • • •• looldnc""' -....... FOUNDJetBJackPartSia-Designing a: Planninc y;;;;~te at1dactkm Telnit1on,lepelr'"5 IMllA'K * DlfYEIS * Hetldomot.~r •••• $450 to weleame ~ 1 ~.::;,~NB. Rod roJ. ·;/fr5::..'ti:~i~t "=~ ~17 ~No.:; llTOIEll HEIP Nc:.!!:-ri.n;e coco's =-~ 1:.~'·:;;:; =.::::.!,;.~ ~
Lost 6401 ll22 Paularino. CM. COUNSELORS coloi', blk" wtit er -. --r 15" W, Adlmt Gd. tw. Siii prof. Sm. oft, "'11< 1, Tlutin, c.Jil, * 545-4941 * 5M-mO a.Q)'tlme! APPb' in perw:m Mull baw d-.i. CIUlanalli (Mt• Maut % Fee pd. by empl. 5"-1125· < LARGE REWARD! e 6G-9937 e bolwffo lJ>.< *"°"" nccrd. -F/C-pu ........ Ml
• AOO..A,J!oom, ··~ unit., Smil T '--1 JOllS .. IEMP'LOYMENT YILLOW CAI co. Conolnlctlan--· SARAH a>VEN'l'llY .. small brown • ..,,, mutt, W/ .... -two •tory ey ax Rll ce AllCIEflT·MAmR ,. E. 18th St. *'CARPENTERS r .. Jola .\IOo Anllal!le ........ lor llill ..
,.. oollar. Vk N. Newport --d ·. •,.-y lay 0
ulhel' ESTABLISHED JO ~•uo Joli Wlllletl, L..i, 7'02o c..ta M.,. * CARPET LAYERS J. R. P!m>o'-'-· .... ney Pl"':u:.-t ~ ..... Blvd NB Call 642-3222 or epgn. n m · ~......._. MAN y ambltioul for 1815 Newport. C.M .. NU'l20 ..... .., ~ 2225 ·~n Dr. #3, CM. business. Pacific Coast -Reuonahle Fee• -n.c>ORS •hipped a: waxed. 2'07 YI· (Nit Hwy • oa:n&. • 00 dellmies. Fer ..
Bids. 67>-1llll. Weekdays, 230 E. 17th s~ CM (SUila 2111 Cp't -· WaBa ·-Nlwper+rt ....,, ""'':i:: with ""'"""""'' with motor ---· FRY rlVtll call IWO-Glll! 131~ APRIL 9, Newport Center, Sat .l Sun at your ser\..ice <Oranee County Bank BldJ.) ed. G~.5.1l~ esta leftioe CJOm· ..__ ........ "'· ~~... \VVI\ ~B47:::-l950:=:::_~---dlamond cllllltrr earring for J*D1• 8lluy $3.00 ·.br + cu ~" _...w _
piercedear.LlberaJrewardQUALITY re'!Joddin&• 24Cflldarpftt.Npt.Bch. Bo&tMf&. aDowance,f,,..bo,i1pltal Multbtexperienced NURllSAIDE ··· for return • no questions custom design sel'Vlce. Rehl W. A. SMILEY C.P.A. Dlrneltlc:ftelp 70J5 IRICSON inl., comm. ~ vaca-APPLY. m PERSON '?.TO 3 SHIFI' ..
...... .....,., on "'I· Frank M. Baroen ..,_,... anytimo 842-2221 OU--Oleaflll YACHTS lion. we.tn!a _....,.at Apply Iii...,.. , PARK ·LIDO
LOsr: Female Slam~ cat, Comtr Co., 1..fi39..l46& aft TAX Return Specla1 $15. PermUent. ~ ence. Am 9:30 ~ OJllr, EJPUIER Convalncent Hmpltll ~
7 mos old. Friendly. Vic 4 pm Form 1040 a: StO, your hmm: Far Eut ~ . lft.'103. * Boat Cu'}lel'.1tm TUea. Alri. 15tlL ... Jl!'.!O • nannrts llo 424 1"5 8Qpertar ,.._
2ht St, CM. $48.-680 Addtions * ~mode~ng or our oWce. 23 yun a Georp: Allen Byland Ap:nc;y * Hardware· Men Weat«rn Ave., Garde a llllUWt I • I I, N@WJIO!'t Beach ""'1
Fred H. Gel'Wlck, Lie. tax consultant and ~ Empioyer PQI FM * nberslu LamiMtora Grove. MQJ()IHOtl (QRP, ~
LOST; Very tae. blk. P"°'te, 67l-60ll * 549-2110 a claim jo, deductions 1..,. E. ;tit>. SA "'7-*Wood -Ma LEAD MAN ltn4 -I .. ., ASSllTANCI_~· vie. Harbor & Baker, OJ; dlsallowed. 24 hour Se:rv · * Cablnet -..... I ;.,_ 11·....1 O•rtltn Grow Need 2 ladiH for ~ ! al Rewud. 54&-7887 -J02 ,..,-,...rt .,.., II em e. C•rpet CIHning 6625 642-0622 lor appt. Hel,. w....., Men 7200 mill men (Olfe Meta, C•lif. work. 12 Boars wetld:J'.
LOST; Rabbit, very Igo., . • The Tax Advlto<a * Ruddn Wtallen CAllNET-SHOP * D1ytlm1 ll\olboy "'' wk. can -~
browni!h color; vie. Dahlia. Carpet 4 Upml Cleamna Year round ofc. 32& No, EXPERIENCE Excellent opporbmlty fer * NW.t Dfthw11her lat &a.-betwftn 2 and Fernleaf, CdM. 673-5009 If It's done right. • • • Nwpt Bl·~. N.B. Reu! Apply In Pemln .....--...__. fat' penonal tn~ntew.
11'• "DUNN-WELL"! ~ Jn -~ ~-right ...... -~-In CAUll Lost beige toy poodle, le-Free Estimates 548-8544 call 645--0400 tor ~PL * llS1 W. ---.... _.. tranen. ~ motor APPLY m PERSON FULL TIME tnterior Ir 4
mAle lewd 'coflar. N• Bae •'' -Wallu H. Fatuonbob P.A. .f TWO DMD Jl.30 yn !Gr _ .....,l!Vlnduetrlee QPl'C)ITUNITYI t.-boat dean ... • II
!«" i:M. Reward.;...""' Carpattayt,.& ·" -Income· Tu -'IUIMftHK 1a--""'"· Mutt ...,., 2220 E.6o#too. Ano----..-aa-.... ~lH , ~;,.~••h•• R ~· 6626 642-GH or 5'5-1391 ew ILV1lllUlllU, have awn lnnlportaUon. helm. mND . . 111 -• _... _1_ UU9lill le -.xrYll:lll' Persontls 6405 •r-•r startirW pay $400 mo. APPb' .,..,,,., M mu.. • --ES
790 INTERESI' c.~ (nylons, wools. ~~:= i:::: .ILm.at2fiOllCetl)'Dr,ln. =~~~·ta =~:;· .. -=:.:. 151 I. COlstHIF••Y ~?!arra.N~
Wrila for -"'°"""" polya-I · VioYb ml T1I-bincd, $15 . ..._,,.,. * llS1 dllllrial area, Lqwia Ntiud --In ..........,, Mulwl funtl Aft....... tjewporl -£;:"'-., S"1u7 A W descri~~-7% interest es.Latestatylnandeokn. e INCOME TAX• •CARPENTERS operation, APPLY Tues. Inc. IF YOU Condltiom:.'612CIO ""~ Commerclalm!Realdential. e FOREMAN .,15 •-·-dUlrcb bonds, bolng "'1d by Etpert lmtalladon. Done In -bomo • * mT e FIBERGLAS LEADMAN J.ftoINE HEADER 00. llpl B. llCll '11'--BUTCHER to UI In Ii Valley Baptist Temple, P.O. BLANKINSHIP FLOORS $5 and up. 539-2!00 Day or Nllht Shift '7515 Acai:ia St. I.A. W N. B~ dept&, aml mkt. Npt. 1fb1i
Bo::ir 5002, San Jose , .,..,1,_ ~-A-'·· ,.. _ _._ _....._. MT.a:sJ Op llwL -JIG-.;;;:~ Calu la 95•= -~ _,_ 6755 '~ ~ G..,,., --Cao ---ud up lo ' -,...._ om ~ _ lronl"t ~.~--of buk --. 1631 PltcenUa, Coola M... PART TIMI ~~~ Pilot SED ··~-~ ARGUS AGllfCill!S, • $<00 • ...,_ (ml,,,..., . I s:.lri.+' ... ~l"'f~ ~~,f G1rda;:.ONY'S 66IO ':!~=~ .::: ~:.lo -,...,. ... ~or..~·c!':'a:o. c!:~·=-J:O:~~li.~JE :U''"'..1.'"~ m~ P::·"::.., muat -
camino Real, San aemente. Garden Service 25l·B Avocado, CM MS-822'1 See ~ WOOd Top pay. J...l macbizdlt oa17, Acfmlnlttretlw TrnHI OOUNTY, WE NEED Z m.-. nekmtl. ~mT ~ ~
e9136. 10 Alil·IO PM 646-1941 12&7 I.apn Av. CM. CAU. BOB. 1111-711& MEN FOR ADVEllT151NG Pllnl I Ion Pll: .....,,,. ..... I u~.n!NG Janitorial 6790 w•~. r---~ at ·-cw-m~,ru "~fj!SPLAYWORK.NO .,.... · EXPERl!:NCEll t
SPECIAL $2 zu:.n.U'E ~ ~~P~~. ~ ~~ EXPERT Janitorial Service COLLINS ~''~;;--c1ra.: -·ooo·-·.-R· ... : ~ ~~D· WEAY ~-A.!::1y-::':'~,. •"•~** :, Attredlve xpert 1ai1. quanttty Mll'WJ;. •ex· ,_.,. ... v~ ,, • .c. ... _ •r-••• -
YOUNG WOMAN Monthly Maiotooaocc ~-~ ·o~ RADIO co per'd. Lqwia lkacb ..... P'ARKING ATIND'T S;!QTO IO;!QP.M. ro11 JN. LUHRS -T co. ORTHODONTIC =rs:.~~~~ -~rti=t 6110 , .. • ::om:bo)'ltoauiat.W. r::::.tt:·~•::: =TIOH-CALt KR. i;.:;,~c: putll•~No~nq. .'
213: 591-4538 1·10 PM GARDENERS STUDENTS Llndscllplne muqer, aftft' IChool I: •. Neat applU'UIC'e, rm. MONDAY • roJ;SDAY .• f'JBERGUS • SECY-Ute JIKKP'G •
COUPLES, '""''"' lonely? ~= =..::: LANDSCAPERS S"24 ~-!~llfr Sa-. WrllAI. Studeat 1Cd Mf.111JO, at 165. • to 774-7251 ~ ·....-, -' wk. ·1o!d--. " Newtnarea!Jolntbeswin& ·~~ .. , ' ATIENTION ente-..,-• Coumdor, box 2010 , pm. PtmttloD opm ln ~ PllJ,btneflt:l..Scbx:k'Bolts, 138-311Sotsz.3381
to fUn &: pleasure REAS. 646-0J3 I need landlcaplna, and will \Vatmlntttr, Calif. SERVICE di.Hon mt'Ctlanlc ktnable Newport Beach Ne.port m..a COOK WANTED. ~ ta
e m.9291 e TAKATA trade a 17 ft outboard with Equal opportunity em~ * Atrl'OMATIC . TRANS. w/ manqirt&1 ehlltty allO restaurut ix ambldooa, EXP Service 1tation at. ' ,,_t ALCOHOLICS ......... _,.,,. JAPANESE MJRSERY .._ -... RtYiot st.a attendants ~; 1'703 a&prrim .... -v··-•--· Com .. 1... anl . blc wheel trailer aa· )'Olli' MISSION SPECIAIJST alto -.. ,pel'IOM.bltl JO&q man, todant, muat know tune-up Cm:ta' Meu Phone so.m7 ru· write to _....,,_ ...... te g eru~ aervict1. Leta set totether GJ!JlERAL MECHANICS * for new Shell 1rw;i station. experienced 1n "9taunnt 4 bl'aftl. uman Statlon, .::::::;,;;;:;;;·~==,-+I
P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa. aervice. Headquarters h befO!\ your busy MU>n. SERV. srA. MGR.: Over Cotta Mna Auto WorJca 837..fi635 manapment Reply' to comer w..rtrr A: Mqno1ia, RILIEI' COOK • •
all your nursery needs. Pho ... --21, •~ uat ,_,. SALES. ,., # 11"'-HB. . ~-d N.B. Tennis Oub F&mil:y De .,.._, marr~, m XIS Plectntia, C.M. SERVICE STATION ~ • ..._ ruume. -.-
Membership for sale. Best e J~ANESE GARDENER 21oome75 N-.~~~.· AC.~ BOAT Carpenttn, Cabinet P.IAN. 25 Years or older. BcixPllot. M-CJ. .';l'ht DJDy FURNrnJRE Dellwry man, ~
otter. call 644-2422 MamteC&ll."""". ~;;,eanup Peperhlnglnt .,.r.-• rnvu. 111 M1Jc:er1 I: Flbtrsla• Full t:nn., nrlna Jhltt. See musttieablelodrtvetrudc. rn time, apsim
,.. Peintlnt 6UO SERVICE Sta. Att; 4 ID 12. Workn. App: 776 W. 16th. <lldt, 2580 Newport Blvd., SERV. Sta. AH: ·Need full Ml.lit be relJ.able. Prtfer ex-terdor ftO'OW' dG'k. P.q.
SERVICI! DIRECTO'Y JAPANESE GardM>er, """' 6 nl&hu a .,._ Apply In c.M. c..ta M-. -nl&ht man. A"'1 la -· -1!o< 100, 8tn Olom"" ,
plete ,yud M!J'¥b, fl'el PA INT IN G A Paper. penon 21f0 Har1xr Blvd., Experle ced lMtalltn <II' tratnea Pfr.:Jll J4ea Union ~. * cooK * BARMAID . nJchb. MA.Vi$
Appliance Rtp1ln estimatea. st(),..1332 hanglfl&', int a: ext, quality C.M. e moxs e n for CATV ayatem 2281 Newport Blvd. C.M. BR.EAKFAST-LUNOI JCK 1121 NewiWl8hct c.M.
Perts 6510 Re':~.~~ =~ce, ~72 free est. Morpn Y= ~o.!ie:~ fLYl:"~.~llt * I0.3aO * OITICE rucblne rnechanic,' ** .,.,...,..** APPb' attalp.m. ·,
SUPREME Refrileratlon a: cug e INT -EXT. ANY SIZE materlah t>elpful. Ca J 1 m.am Need a ~f 5 da/wk, t :JN. Salary ..
Appliance Repair. Allk for * 53l·l404 * JOB. Xlnt work, rdl, free 646-Q529 MAOilNE SHOP TFW:NEI: nDd ft wtlb l ftld adt ope_~ -...i5 . Help W.... Mitt 1200 Help W ....... ~ '!'! Tom. 548-1363. M'l-t691 LAWN SERVICE
M-vacuurn "t. JIM. -· ...._,.,., .f KENNEL MAN, °""' 35. Slartintr rate $1Jll ""· hr. Help Wlllletl, Mon 7200 Hallo Wlilletl. Mon 7200 11'-'lli"t 6550 LI ._ alt" g PM INT. 6 EXT. Palntlntl. AU llve In t.a;um. Apply In LOK·FAsr, INC. IM W-1;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ .,... seaaon rates. Free eat. He'd penon, SPCA, 20612 Lqu.Da ~l6c;th;.,Nc;'.;;.8· _____ lo
OOSTA Mesa Pi'e-&bool EXPER Ja~ Gardener • Im. Call Cbarlle. 511-0W Can,.on Road -EXP'D 11 C
lJcenad . ..,_ U ; open 6:45 Monthly service, re a•. SET-UP A LEADMAN
to 5:~ .... fl"g Prr wk. m.mDS ot ~7867 INTER ot Ext. p~~; Delivery a: W~ lcr p1uUc ~ plant. G·~·-:-~-IMMED. SERVJCE. .._,.. Call for ,........t..tment COMPARE! 5eSll03 JOHNSON'S ... ~,.... >'3CL... rd. ·FREE ell 5Q.1127 --Pb: ~ bet g am & 5 838-6237 Jinest equip, expert yard 541-nM: pm.
care! Reu! 962-2035 PAINTING, Paperlns 11 l1fl e DISHWASHER e """-------CHILD Care tor mothers tn Harbor ua. Uc 6 ~ DI.YI 74 See T'"7 * DISHWASHER '*
who baw to Vt1ft: 1: don't cut• F.dc'e Lawn ed. Refs tum. ~2358 a-E. l7tb St. CM Appl,y tn ""°"" m Via
want to leave thetr chfldml Maintenance, LiceMed D' "Y PlLOT WANT ADS! ~ Newport IJwlL
juat ·-· ....-......a1!/64&mO alt 4
-Wbllt --DAILY Fi1bi' 'll'Aiff -
MOTHER o! 3 cblldnon. New· JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOIS & IMP'l.OYMINT JOas & IMP'LOYMINT tlltlllO ~ p:rt Beach, wishes to care
tor one pre school child. "4ln w11"tect. MMt non· • .. 1.,, '''~-••""' ~ ..... J?nG Help W ...... Min 720D ~ W~ Men J9
60-15111
XLNT Qilld can ntrY day,
wkemll .l your holklays.
Colltie Park &ft!L 545-88
RN-Wl1L BABYSIT MY
HOl\IE. ANYTD<E. E. CM.
61>-1510
BABYSITnNG In my bmne,
Harbor 6 Victoria, CM.
Ruaomble. 54«8l
lrkk.M11rrar,etc. 6560
BUlLD,-. -, Brldl:. block, c o 11 c r • t e , ,
"'"'"" .. job ... ..,.n. ' Uc OoDtr. 9GIMS
SHEET METAL
MECHANIC "A"
Needed immediately. High school plUJ
4 or more years experience In layout,
lofting, fabrication, anti Ulllllbly ol
sbetl metal pan. an4 aasembU11 In the
alrcrall or miJsile field. Musi have ba-
sic knowledge of minimum -radii
and ben4 allo'11'811Ce1 anti of ·natarW
speci!icatiom used In ahMI metal ...,rk.
Can layout, plan, form •ort from tem-
plates. Adept In Ille use of power llbean,
power brakes, foot preue1, 1q11ea1en,
and all oilier machinery anti oqulpmlnt
used In sheet metal •ork.
C.11 er Apply .. Piii H1Hrlch
(7141146 -· Ext. ID
I
C11l or """1 ....... Hollrlch
(7141 Ml -. •XI· ID :
Jm -11"4., Cella lllleoa
MhtAe tymm1 DhiiJ1n
_, .,~-..... ~Hi ...... -·· CMll -• Atl1111e· 1-... h luon• _._ _,... Mla1lle Syttomt DIYtolen .
1
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PHOl'OSTAT -"11U. tll ATUITIC RESEAIOI Co 0 1· r.' .,;--1:-.. ~~~:5 ~ IC!' COIPOIATION . rp r1 IOI .
, x 1~ SS50: ms o..ow.. ADlv.eftho ADlv.ef~.........,_c..,,
CM M!l-"62 Su ............. «Mp.
, f'ar Da1lJ P0ot Want Ada. J. At1 "••I •Pporlwt1lty 1111,f.,..,. M/P: "!., An t9J&1 O~t7 ~ Mfr Dial -.......... ~;;;;,,;;;o,;;;;,;;;,,;,......,;;,;,.o...., ..... .., 11,1!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!_..,.....,; __ ...,,.,..
IEC currently hea opening•
in the following c.1t1gorie1:
e 816111111116 llST. DESK&
e fllD SERVICE 1IOllllCllllS
• ElfC1IOlllC 1tOIKIAllS . ' e SOIEMAJkS ·DUFTSMll . " ' • llCIUICll · DUFIJIB, . -. • o c RST EGUIPMBll' um ' .
e STOtK -AllBIAllS . ' l 'DlfWlliG ECUP. OPWD
APPlY 'OR CALL
(21 l) MA 1»9422
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llJEllTATE
ECECTIOllCS
cdlt,OORATION .. A IUUIDIARY OP "-"'1"·1jiifttlilor IMp.1' _ ....
l. All ~~l _,.,"'"' lllP'41P
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ADMINISTRATION .«
Pl-CODtad or 11..t npiilDi i.
dlldlnc Alaiy ltlatory to;
Lii KILLaY
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POU CY
SERVICE
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1714) 533-4456 Ext. 678
10 A.M. to 4 P.M.
T~ lllru Friday
PERSOllllB. SllYICE l..,, .. ~~~A~·~ .. ,;,,··~'~o•'m''7"!''!'~!!!'!•!•1~~!'"~!!!!!!!!!!!!!
own,.-• Jobe Man, Wom. 7500 445 E. 17th St. Jfi...:..:.;;..· I C<>sl• -a, CalH. ......... •COOKS
642-mJ r-• WAlTRESSES 1 agaocy • BUSBOYS
lntorvlowlng 833 DOVER DRIVE Experlenc<d Mon. thru Fri. NEWPOl<I' BEAOI Bu .. tl's Col!M Shop
2 p.m. ta I ....... .,._ 2273 Harbor Blvd, CM
MHCHANDISI· POa MllCHANDl$1i Niil MDCHANDISI -
_ SALi AND TIADI ~LI ANO TlAOI SALi AND TllAO& . -~·~·..,..~ ............ ~-~.-.-~...;..--..;_ u~-·· -Puml._ -Mlomlla_.. l600
~. ~:;1·, 11ew Jewelry SIOre
.,--....,. Spanlllr -WANTS TO BUY
Mecll1ena1an
8-ht Manut__.• u...r •Antique Jowelry
'fflhow.....s.mpr. Alt-·----~ .. ""'4. Pb. 615.1011 8' Wood ~ arm divan, Jg. man's chair or come "' """· S<l9 Via
OI' I~• seal 5 PIO Octagon dark oal: dln aet °"""" Udo .... Nwpt Bch.
w /l>l,aclt or avOCldo tr.mtd chalrl; 8 PIO BR
oet. t:<!r Mr. ai J1Jn. c!rtaaer, lg mtrror, i * AUCTION *
commodes, decorative headboard In Spanish U ,.. will ..n "' ""'
oil: de.lgn wllh matching box springs, mat-&iv. Win<l> • "" trea & frame. A-. Frid4Y 7,,. p.m.
· lhma Sold lndlvldually Windy's Auction Born
Shop Around -BafoN y0u buy -USI Behind TODY'• -· Mat'I. VALUE $1095.95 .,-FULL PRICE $529.9S 20'lS\I Newpoprt. CM 646-8!116
.,. lwmo • lqw " $4.66 pol" -k Si.EEJ'ER..owr.b camper
Use 0Ur..st<h Chane Plan or Bank Flnang,»J.i "' ftt GMC or O..V, II ton No FIJIC'f Front -JIUT QuaUty Valu.. e hide bod trocll. Hu """"·
Ice bax a: •ton.ge space.
Best otter. Can be aeen at
MERCHAN01SE FOR
SALE ANO TRADE ''
Misc. W1nted 1610 --. -WE PAY MORE
CASH .
f'cr &Q)' oear lle'llr CC" used
furniture. appliancel. color-
ed TV'•, stereos, plabos, Ol'-
pns, 1tove1. refriaeraton, !
bedroom sets. dlninc room
•ti. oWce fUtUit\U'I::. 1 pjece I 1
or bouaetuL !>ay, nilbt • ' -· . 636-3620
$WE BUY$
$ FURNITURE $ APPLIANCES
C.let TV'-Pl•n•'-SterH't
I Pl•c• .,. H•11 .. FMll
CASH IN 30 MINUTES
• 541-4531 • '
• • • • 331-B Victoria. C.M. L 7 CU • electric: refrigerator
SMAU. travel trailer, sleeps $50. ~ excellent violins 22
S: with storage, i 9 5 , oaJ ri1le $30. 548-8503
Fumiture rack for pick.ap SLOT car track IX15.. . . . . . truck, make offer. 2382 3Znd scale: nr. nl!W.
Prefer at kut cine )'al' al
tire, cuaalt;v _w , multipk
J..i.ne ratlrw el.Jlf!l~. Plea..
untpbone....-.Jlt>u-
aential. .Exce~ oppartuo.
l1>1ar.......,......
Equal opporlunlt> """""" FC Bklcp< $700 ~ _
Com"'"'y P"Y• l'2 he>
Z!n1th, S.A. Hgts. (Ott Make ofter. 546-1315
REAL ES"!'ATE. Sbouldn't l~~!!!~~~~~~~j!!~~!!!~~!!i!l;Pallwleo~~~~Road~~) ~:::;:=: Luskey CriDOtJu Diftc. you be Rllinr U. tmt:CHt BEAUTY Rest area Huntington Beach! Fumltv,. · IOOO Antlquea ~ 81 iO dbl mattm. blde& ·Newport Beach. San
POU CY
TYPING HUG~ES """ ...... __ Call Phil McNamtt Village &: box apritlp, frame f15. Oemente. 492-t33'7
Real F.atate 962-M7l or SPANISH Jletumea ~ * Two ''S'' Curve Llndaweve while c r pt• g
NEWPORT .BEACH
546-<llXI Model "°""" on ale at ROLL TOP DESKS lWJ .. extra pc $35. Beige Machinory, etc. 1700
lHI than wholesale! GJ'OQp ANTIQUES AMPERSAND cotton shag 9x12 $1D.1.;;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;1 + budget ...... Xlnt -w/ top ~nefit&.
~ ot tra1nee. _pi.ul.
ttple ... -typllt. .. + a.oeura1eb' aa the electric.
'J'be kleal pm:l&n for man.
Ol'lt who lika to fne,
bu an 1mnwdl.ate cpmina:
lor an
ACCOUNTING
CLERK ExoeDtnt me btndlts. Per-
maneat. -wmtc. Our policy ts ........... 1nm1 with Geoenl L<d&w ml Ac.
within. Your fubho ia dttefl. m.mtl Payable experience.
mined enUrely by you. New Must have ftC.'mt industrial -"""'· -· ........... p1eaanf atmosphere. Plew apply kl 'pet"IOIL
i'Cll' Details and App't. can Collect
PERSONNEL
12131 384-1213
UNIGARD i·* HOSTWES * INSURANCE GROUP " Work Ne•r Home ~YS ud NIGHTS-------
~ . ~ APOl)oln-
1' ~ RBl8I E. lfE
~51 E. PKlfic Cst. Hwy.
' , Newport lloadi t ./ ,. EXPERIENCED ~ STENO
l!f"1TID CALIFORNIA-, BANK '
it ---· Mesa ~· --e-'
NEW~-r:,. ~ACH
POLICE CLERK I
$452 • $549 por month
RequirH 50 wi>m typing,
hi&'h school diploma, one
year of recent experience
in typlng and/or ~~
office Work. Final fillnl
dat. .April ll. 1969, For
appllcation and turther
information contact Pt!r-
aonnet omoe, 33IXI New-·
port Blvd., N t w po rt
Beacb. ·Call!. (TI4)
m-.
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"' NURSES AIDES * EXPLORER "' ~ Ellpetla>«d. AD -MOTOIHOME CORP.
1..wpO<t Convalo-• NEEDS·
~ c-r *ASSEMBLERS* ~--I-and '1enefttL !13 Holpital Rd. NB E:ii:celltnt trirlp ~ta,
ill« inlurallce, paid -· otc.
HUGHES
NEWPORT BEACH
~ Superllr AYl!DUt
Newport Beach, Colif.
"4IJ81 op-~ M&F
MISS WC AGBICY
·FM Paid
SaI .. 11'1> <noil .. : ... $650
Secretary • • • • • • • • • • to S6IJO
Exec Secty (ne&) •••• to $600
Secmary {split) •••• to $500
Seciy/Purch (split) •••• $450
File Oerk ...... , .. • $346 up
Appli .. nt Pa" FH
Exec~ •··········· $600 Secty iLee-1 • ' •.•••••..• $500
Gld Fr1da,y •••••••• to $500
Secretary • • • • • • • • •• to ,.,,
NCR Operato. ...... ., S450
Secretary •••••••••••• to $450
Gld FrVlnsut ••••• • to $425
Secretary • • • • • •• • • • • •• • $401
Accts am ............ Stm
Geoerol OUlce .... .. • • $346
(IOW.Omt-
N ....... Beooh -
DEBURRERS
-.,...., $625 com.,.ny """ l'2 ... Schools-lristrvdlon 7600
Brlght, quick to leam fnr at-
-..,. """"· Sh. ""· ,,.. SO. no lepJ. up, req.
Keypunch Opor. to
$500 EPF*
Alpha A Nwnerlc IBM', pre..
fer 2 )'l'I exp.
llM Computer 0.,...
to $550 EPF
Exp .... + knoW!edge of la>'
out, putap le Q'pe shes.
S.Cretary $525 CRF
l'lll'cbamqf, "'""' -with .... um.. Abllll> ..
meet putilc a: work with men. .
NCR 3100 Opor
lo·$450 EPF
Mlnimllm • 2 ·yn nper,
S.rvlctt CHhlor
~APF
AubamotiVe exp helpful, Good
8ppriiarulOI! + lite typing.
Racpt Si.no $400 APF
Knowledce of call ditt'Ctor.
To wodc: with Ms div. of
busy co. Ute ah.
Coirl.:I Tllr.r
to $400 APF
MEN
We-tan train you now
for pay up to
$4.Zl per hr, as
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATORS
Top wages and beat emploY.
ment opportunitiea are in
the construction industry.
Plenty ol work for lkilled
hea\I)' iequipJMnt open.tor.
We train )'Oil on DOZERS •
GRADERS • LOADERS •
satAPERS • CARRY·ALLS
• TRACTORS and ATrACH-
MEN'fS, No need to intefl.
rupt your pmeent job or
1ebonlh1&, Start ,at homl!' in
spare timl!'. Then get two
weeks' rnfde.1:1t tralnlnc at
Braidwood, m. B u d c et
terms. Natlomride pla~
me-nl assistance, Thill ~
irw can bl!' )'OQl' first 11tep to
employment in the Heavy
Equipment Industry. Write
fur illustrated foldl!'I'.
MAIL COUPON
NO OBLIGATION Prefer b&nki.nl' exp. wm
train gh1 wtth cuhlertng -NOimrWE:sr SaiOO~ -
"'PRacept $S50 EPF Heavy Equipment Tnlning,
A Dept, "'""'· -M555, ttractlve with IOIDI!' exp, Da8y Pilot
with abWty to meet re:tmed
cl~~. Ute. typing; NIUDe ....... , , .. , , • , , • •••••
Clerk Typist $S50 EPF
For an lntell.lgtnt &irt hlttr'-Addft.aa ••••••••••••• , ••••••
eated tn ~ and ad-
vonc:lna:. Good typq akllt. Qty ...................... .. .....
·• EPF, •mploytr
IN'Y•·he . • APF,,applJc.nt
" ,.ysfee
• CRf, eotnfN'IY
relmlNnas fee
Zip ........................ .
state ............ Age ••••••
Neareiit Phone , ...... ., .....
Hrs. Wkd:
from .......... to ••••••••••
LIFETIME Gift,
typewriting. C b 11 d r e n,
crandchlldren, ot yourself!
lndlvldually tutored
Oilla>at ](t le.:ml typln:g
school. 173 Del Mar, CM,
548-2859
lncludeo beaat1!a1 16" -· V..pertes beige """""" FORKLIFT SALE
quilled -.. ~-,.., -Newport, C.H. 6'2.1063 9llx87 .... $1. m.21E3 ..,....,.. .. Towmotor 6,000 lb lilt,. 14'
3 Spanlab oak deeorator f SHOTGUNS, 4 ri11es. 2 mut .•.•..•....•. , ... , $9!1S
tabla, IWB.I' er table lamps. Sewing Machines 8120 pistols, 6 hunting Ca!le Ford Tractor 9' mut. aide
wall placque, ~. queen. '68 SING~ ZI to wi>tches. •55 Chevy Pick Up shift, scoop •.••• • .. , ..• $895
or full ~ bedrwu1 suite """ g-za,g, au • $175. 3 heavy duty CP drills Carle 9• or 6' mast, 3,000 lb
complete ~tncl box sirlDP. with walnut cabinet Take 2 power banda.ws. 10 vien'..
mattras. linens I: boudoir over 5 pymnt:s, t7.2S mo. na regulators clocks nice ~to''~i·~~·1·;i~,'·i500~,
lamps. Spanish oak 6 pc Call 526-ti616 anytime. 2210 ~ Ave., cM: · Utt ....... , • • • •• • • •• •• • $425
:00:...:!.,~Ke:~ALL Muslal lntt 1125 CARPETS. Vinyla. Tilu, lat. Prices Good 'Thru April 14th r.--............... • est styles and colon. Com-639-2691 or eves 897-2411
FOR ONLY $399. $20 down. Gull.,. Hoadquartara me..W & Raidentlal. Ez· i"""""""""""""""""""""""'' $4.99 per ~eek / out of •NEW and USED• pert lnltallatlon.
atoie Cftdlt OK. W 111 Fe00a • v .. • Stsndel 64,_1403 ,...7262 ~~nd LIVESTOCK
separate fur quick sale. ~ e GIBSON e MARTIN HUGE Moviqr Sale, tools, Pett, Gener1t 1800
Century Furnlhft, 9.7 7 2 e WU..SON e YAMAHA tome furn, )'Ol.I name it we -
Garden Grow Blvd., D H SCRAMLETS Garden Gl'OYll Daily 10-S, rum Ndqu•rters ha~ it! 880 W. 19th St. CM.
Sat IG-6, Sun ru eome • NEW and usm • M2-4558
in er call ('114) ~ WDWIG, ROGERS. ASI'RO EARL"""'Y;'Amer=::--::ooucb=,..,~..,,..,..1 ANSWER
20 ·PC "MA.DRID" w,,. -with ""' ' 2 enc1 tab!;., ....,.,....,; • pc. 1ets and cymbals start· Frigidaire, mod. tabln 4
3 Room "'roup Ing al $99.00. -b>hab ..... etc 540-0653 -· ---Noble -c:cWJ.!' ud "ta ,.._ AD mall • . !.arD>x -GARAGE
FROM'. MODEL 'HDIEI parts. acceuorll!t 6:·-bW OOUQI, needs reooverlni It' ....... .,.._ho
Iocludel: Quilted "~ •• A tn stock. --Naugahyde ttcliner $10. 1 ............ "'a woman
chair-2 end tabiP,•:# EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Girl's 26" bicycle $6. :°a'~~•=a~J=
f9'I table -2 lampa~ . ._. Be h M • C nf 5C8-31TI and cao't tee-a pair ol GAR..
.. -mirror -hMdboonl -IC USIC e er RUMMAGE Sal., Apr. 5 9 AGE <loon "' .... wide.
quilted~~ A matt. Lm.-7 p.m. Me-thodist .
ress -5 pc. dhq room; F"-<=tory Sales A Suvtce Oiurch. 420 • w l9th ~ Monkey. Beautiful
table A f hi-back chairs. Daily 12 noon 'til 9, Sat 9-5 CM. • St., & exotic pet $50 or best of.
COMPARE AT $'76.95 17404 Buch mw .. (Hwy 39) ='"=· ;"'"='""======-!
$399 111 mL So. San Diego Fwy. Sl'ERLING oilv" -°"" 6 '.:-
Hw1tlngton Beach 841-8536 piece place setting -unll&l!'d Cats 8120
No down-Pmll only $16 mo. Early 1969 Model -Etruscan po.ttero, $25. -""-------'=
WEIX'S WAREHOUSE CONN ORGANS * "'""" * 2s..!:~. :~::":' Solid state, an types perc., • VACUUMS • 5f6....t298
600 w. 4th st .• Santa Am.
Open llol!y ... -
Sal 9-8 San 11.a
20 PC. MODERN
3 ROOM GROUP
locludes: l'lon.l .a " cbalr
-walnot tabJes • lamps •
complete bedroom with quilL
ed mattress • 5 pc. dinette,
e-tc. AD for •••
$277
N<> down. Pmtl, Clt'lly $10 mo.
WEIX'S WAREHOUSE
9JO w. fth St., Santa Ana
Open Dol\l' t. 9
Sat9.6 Sun..11.6
chlmn, Leslie Speaken. $10 up. ~ &: parts.
Spinet I: theater models al Reuonabil!'. Cout Vacuum. Dogs 8825 great savinp now! 333 E.17tb, C.M. 642-1500 ""'::;.. ____ __c::::1
Ono! a Year SaJe QUAL. Kn& Size bed w/ ALASKAN Malamutes. fur
WURLITZER PIANOS qU!It"1 ma It., comple"' obow "' br<edin(, AKC
Low te-rma. no down pymnt Never used $98; worth $250. ~ healthy. Black
Open Sun l2 to 5 341-0406 le: White colorina:: • • fl5
Mon Ii: Fri eves 'til 9 ! . .;;""';;==~-~-and up. f9Z..3573 UPHOLSTERING -~ Gould Music C~p.1ny pean cralt:smen) Frtt est., CHAMPION sired, AK C,
2CK5 N, Maio SA 557--0681 dt>l, pickup, 215 Main. HB miniature Schneuzen. Mrs.
Used Himmond Bernard's Upho!. 53&64m Bolton days 547-9561 eves
ORGAN SALE GIBSON • •• '94-35'3 -IRISH Srllu Pupo, AKC B-3'1, RT-2, C2, A-100'1, M-with Hardshell cue, ·
100'•, L-100'1, M.J. A I a 0 $320 new, $2n> at offer Champion sired. Had shots
many pianos • Steinway, Eric, 615-:i160 after 6 PM. 546-4'189
Warlitzer, ete. FORD ...._ __ ,_ e MINIATURE Schnam.er
Open Sunday 12 to 4 ~I-....;fl, 4 Speed trans.. pup a: Schnauztt at stud. HAMMOND mission ·m or '64, $50. Elee-call f2l3)330-6595
I roRON hie meat slicer $50. AG-5486 n A DEL MAR AKC Rrg. Poodles. Toy's A:
2854 E. Coast Hwy., 673-8930 REFRIG, yellow, ll!'p freezer Mini' •~ ~ Stud•--4' $l I .""" up, 1oy ~. HAMMOND • Stelnway ~· ,. • DO White-dreuer Ii: nlte 547-3351 or 547-9691 , DOMESTIC HELP
... ldndll --;Cooa. -.. Componlo.., ltefe:rences nq. Ft. I: Fee :'°'1 J'om. Coll -Abby, ..... 7796
APPLY IN PERSON
3021 Newport Blvd.
Cost• Meu, Ci1llf • J. · C. CARTER CO.
EXPEJUENCED Bookkeeper
to work in Art Studio a,
handle all papetwoak inc.
collections, · payroll, u.Jes
tu keep tab of stockroom,
typinc, nm m'&Jldg, Qc..
cuiooal participation in
prodootlon. $100 wk to start.
Handwritten resume to Box
No. P-622 Dally Pilot
MATCHING Pair beautiful
p.met red old CtiiMse
Oriental rugs, 9x12, very
NURSES Aid~ are needed! thick, llke new. Large cof·
Compl, acered, tmg A job fee table-eoat $150 saerillce
plcemnt. Nurst1 Training •An ""'' TV '"--"'I lmtitule 4016 W. Com· ""' .-· .. .....,... "" -5056
maha. Dl!\'I • Ulf!d planos &tand, $tO 646-Sm, 968-l74'G ==R=E~AT~Dane--Pu~p-pi-.. -.---
or all makes. Best bU)'S in BRISI'OL PLYWOOD quality, champion zirl!'d,
So. Callt. rf&:ht ~. %" 4x8' Doug. Ftr. plywood, fawn. 536-4758 or 637-1933
SCHMIDT MUSIC ro_ sec. $8.95. 54.5-6280 1907 N . WATCH FOB
t ARGUS AGENCIES
·l819 C Newpart Blvd., CK.
671 W. 17th St. Jobi Men, Wom. 7500 mo~-ealth, Fullerton. 1· MUST Rill All white king
52&-7521 &ize-BDRM suite;
San~ ~ TV "°""'le, 'TIS OPENING SOON IV.. good condition, $50,
EXPERIENCED
e CREDIT e
CHECKER
Costa Meu
543421 ~ Sharp CarHr Gels
"""'"' om Tn>tsts. Gal
4'rld.,... R«i>m. -J'CN• A: LVNa. Both lee A 1" "laid jobs, Top co'1! CID
"""'" !118-71911 '•t===,_,,..--.,--...,,, '.ARGUS AGENCIES UNITED CALIFORNIA :::: ~.::: !"" C -Bbd., c.M. BANK $<00. p1e.,. contart Mn.
'' COMPANION OR Alward. 673-7005 t CONVALESCENT AIDE 2712 W. Cout Hwy. Crowell Wttdon A Co.
fir 1irwJe lady. Ute dutlet. Newport Beach, OJ.it. Corona del Mar l::_W er out Short err kq 6tS-24.U GENERAL OITICE
! No fee, F.qual opportan1V rrnployer Immedllte opening. TYPlna:
Apply '° WPM. tiling. •-2l-40. ~ HOMEMAKERS ,..~ ..
{ l1!31E.l~"St.,S.A. Opportunity tor ad· nn · vancement. Olli for a~ '! .SEC'Y..UCEPT. EXPERIENCED potntment ~7157
is' C DENTAL REXXPTIONISr ~Orthodontic ottlce, Busi-e ESCROW e Mature, rellable woman . a.en=. r:t.i ~t:~~ SECRETARY Must haw good experte~ ~ .._...., to work In busy Coat& Mal
,.. •-·"· Aat Z"5. Top UNITED CALIFORNIA office . ...._ .iolu7. ..,...,. 1~·o. Med\eal lDlllll'&J'IOt BANK OVER 13--Bab)'sitter a:
wuted. F 0 11 mother'• Ml.per, liYI!' In.
* HOTEL
DESK CLERK·
CASHIER
Heavy experience m NCR
GOO, Good salary, 5 dayL
Apply in penon, Only
e:xperleoced. need apply.
THE
NEWPORTER INN
1107 Jamboree Reed
Newport Bl!'ub
..._!TOO
NOW IS
THE TIME
--•·-· Co 3141 E. Coast Hwy Call .... 515-«lJi •ft " ,.,.. .... ,--..,.open. ntact Corona clel Mlir 540-6349. Bristol il Thi1 product. not only sells
Bothe, Briltol Park Paularlno am. itself, bu.t la llCrft.O:mlpeti-
edlcal "-· '122 -· 67>-9240 tlve u thihlt Mesa. 549-{1386 EXEC. Sl!C, le Cal Frid~, I YG'I . . $250. per
y 'd Equ.l opportwllty employer '°""' job wllh ... ..,, ~ i. bla "'°""' YoU on ope-rator, ap · Resume & n!fs re q • d , In for the llbock ol )'OUr Hre. :!.!-bler· 0asmc Dn.plrie&. Local~ In trvlnl! Ind. (That's only put time) can
.,__Bl. N. B. DECUTIVE Complex. N.B. '"' s.-w.4 M•. Kaplan on <1., a .,,. ..
' I * IMl-lGJ. * • in& (n4} 53'1'-8590, TOR!. £xpd. h e ASSEMBLERS ~'-'-_..;... _ _..; __ _
'"""'"--· Nl ..... Top SlQflARY • FIBERG~ TRAINEE8 ,;;;;: GU', Bird. Sr .. NJ!.. 1631 Pl Ila ~--.. • Cooks . t IA I'.. GI O.C. ailp;lrt. To ~ M&na(tt A ~ acen ' '--la ,.esa • ffoltlUH
trodl -tar. Good GIRL Frido>'-apply In
lhorthand il tn>lnc. a"-1 at Pf:rmll 8--12. P.'lac Gr"f:l'OC'
ltut ll\'t! yt&rl ol experi-Yacht 0>rp. l&ll Placentla.
--Home need1 ••t•t• W'Om•• for ~a I wp&Qs A: pneticaJ -14M116 enoe u aecretary requlttd. l~CM::;:;====,,,_-,..... Contrub backvound deslr-BABY S l TT ER, mature
c:d. woman, my h~. 3 dlJll
Pltut wrile, clvll\f run de-wk. Own lrana. 548-8991 a.ft
tans of emplQ:yment hlt-5:l> pm
Apply In por10n
REUBEN'S
COCO'S 1..;. 1nc1-Ala" 1o &x BABYSITmlCiii<iiiii;;;;;"""a....,._=-.. ,..""'= .. · I
-Tht Doll> PiloL 3 d>lldnon 7~18 mo. u.. 1555 W. Ad.ms
MAID OWr !O. pm'ft&Mllt ln. 3096 Roanoke LL c.M. Cotta Mita ,
pot< lime, ' do>s I wttk. 546-9218 BAKERY Mies lady, .-
1 AJtni • lll:1 a-"'" Sl.'15 .... 49M5n SAl.Em\'OMEN, exp'd. iii 2 to UL 118 Marini!', Bait.. IJ9n.. ~-Ji~ied. TELEPHONE AnlWerlnl ~.,.-.r6iPClllll...,, lala.nd. m-1688 ~ Smb. Will tratn. PU1 time. CM. $46.-)162 HC61£SSES: COCKTAn..
Sl'fTER.. HITES. Tutt-Tor appt. Call HJ..2052 SAl..ULADY. NII time, age WAITRESSES: WAITER.:
GOING To Europe this )'ear!
Bnlsh up )"UI' French
ninversatkm In my claa.
64...,,;(}
e VIOUN Teacher, quali-
fied, exper. EnroUnlent spec
this wk! ms328.
MERCHANOISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
Fumltu,. IOOO
17 Pc. Ki119 Size
l.droom
Larp 9 drawer dre191!1', mir·
ror, 2 bedside •tandfo kiJW
•lie headboard, fmnl!', quilt-
eit mattrua. sheets, blank·
eta, etc.
Qiolce of Spanish
or Modern styk
An For $249
No down • Pmt&. only '9 mo.
wnx·s WAREHOUSE
Own ~don. WANTED Malun!i 11\'Nn I> to .ts. O.fldrtn11 &tore. Jttns't 1'bw, 409 W. Kaldla
,...... dd)d Clh ~r. fl 650 D Shftl, Tustin. Ay.., .A.r.t.tm, c.allf. IOC W. 4th SL. Santa Ana
__ -• ~.. ""' .... 11. r.v. llM119 SEAMSTRm!. ,,,..... ., iiiAli: liiOililiilii' 1..o.k Open DaliJ • • • _... nn.t, Btlboe 1illld. BNMG RE5ULTSr altttaUonl: bill ar l>lfl. • matimt man « waman, Sat. I • • &Ill. U • I V *• m.m1. •* \ SOCK rr TO 'Ell! tinw. fnS.-1, f!Wr 21, d8,)'I. M5-88'f1 White tlepl'lantst Dtme+Une
postapedlc foundation, lrg 12
drawer dresser, nlle tabln,
&: tamps. MS-1798
THE BEST OEALS s.1&<077
On Pianos & Organs
Are Always Al
ELECTRIC organ $28; braid-
ed rup $3:1; 4 dlninc chain
$10: van se1t SS; 548-6388 USED Sofa &: chair $47; Us-
ed 5 pc. dinette sets $27; pr. WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO e FIRE A Burglar Alarm
of tamps $9; mattre.. a: 1SJ1 Nl!'WPOJ1. CM, M2-MM Syatl!'m1 lnstalled u low u
springs $22:. H.F.R.C. FENDER Baas man $89. CalllC-MOO
548-3481 amplifier 2.--12" J e n 1 e-n 62 CORVAIR 500 COUPE
QUAL. Kng Siie bed W/ 11peaken $l5(1. Also Opher BODY $50
quilted m at t. , complete-bass guitar Ukl! new $50 or 642.-1828
Never med $98; _,,rth $Zi0. both for $275. ~
M7-0<06 -GIBSON J-5!1
1V. bunk bedl, chests, coffee
tAble. Misc. 615-U75 aft 6
pm and Sat Ii: Sun.
with Hanlsbell CUI!,
$320 new, $200 or otter.
Erle, &75-Sl&.J after 6 PM
FREE TO YOU
ll30
QUART ER HORSES:
1-White-face •/ wilt llOCk!
$1.SO. 1-BuclWdn marking
$150. Appaloosa Stallion,
reg; very iood stock ;650.
897-TJSO
TRANSPORTATION --Booh • Yachh 90C!I
26' FAIRLINER cab. crus,
encl bead, plley, la!! ~
30 pl fresh water. T'Wil:I
Chrys mar eng, nu 55 watt
Simpson rad. Teak deck .
Recent aurvey. $3950. Owoer
moving east, must sell fut!
545-0865
I
•
SEE ·THE
PEOPLE WHO
ARE REALLY
SHAKING-UP
TRUCK PRICES!
'
!/JM.le BUICK
' '" ' " I '' '
COSTA MESA
•
. COIYAIR
lJM MONZA Convert 39,500
arit:iaal mt. l own,r. new top
""' ...... 6G-l!ID
'U OORVAIR --MAKE OIT!:R -.. -
COUGAa
lllVBISllY '
IRAHD "IW ' ; '68 Jave!ln ...
11, """-... u ,n .... ... ,,. .. .
$2386
-DNIW
'69 lainbler
FttU .r-... , .... 6, 121 H,. °"'• tM•y. "" $2043
·u FOrd ·-VI', ..... tr•111.o ,_ lfMf·
l1t9. OYC tit.
$995
~· '63 ... ,
' AMIMIA-
110, 2 4r, Vlt eute. tr111t.,
,._., 1teeri1tt• I'll: tto.
$195
'65 lalilbler.
1 Dr. HMDTO,
Xlltf Jl!J ••r. N,F 011.
'195.
•
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'66 Dod.. ,
441 ITATION WAOON ~ VI, 111to. tr•• .. PS, I brkfl u .. Tlb676. . ':.
$1195 ~
'65 Men:iiry 1
M.UAUDU ~ " lllr. M.T. VI, 1ute., P'S, ~ "; ·'s1•;•·· ~ i'
'66 FoN ~ couNt•Y ·nu1a1 :: ~ t ,,.,, VI, •'11'9, tt•M
,_,, 1tHf. Uc. t•L 2)7,
$179 •..
'66 .... ,
CLUllC"' ,. , 2 .,. H.T., VI, em. +rent.,
PS, & $'1"i9s· "~ 'l
•• •
'64 lanllller
' AMlllCAN 4"' · Jt.41 .. 11 .... ,, • • tt•
VHNJll
. $599
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.·~'EXTRA · CASH'.' IN YOUR POCKEI' ! .. , .. . r . -N·~w he·a.lth p,l·a~· ·R~l~· .. . . s1·0 ·0·. ~a week w~ri yo~ ~~~_,ho~pi~Jpi.~~,
1..xtra ·casti·dlrect to you-·--~
in ·additiQtJ :o to any ,.other s·75 a week wh.~n your wif~J!f.~~~~PJ!.~!!~
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l~surance--indiv.idual, ~5 .0 a ·~eek .f~r· each eligi~le ~~-~~~~~~~J!!~ ' eto~p «»; Medicare~ tax~ " ;-s35Q a wee~~dou.ble -ca~~-h.enefits-whe!' y~u and , fre,~ ... ,~ra, :cii'sh to : your wife are both ·injured and hosp1tahzed ·
U58:'81; f ()'U :m_easef <SHAll·F•ml~1ndHu1band·Wilep1an&below) . ' Plus increased extra cash for cancer, heart attack or stroke
J,ltEGARDLE$5 QF YOUR AGE OR THE SIZE OF ~O~~ FAMJL,Y, YOµ 9At'. ENRQLL FOR ONLY $1,00. ,
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•••Hra of wo•i' •••••r a1iftp1, 1t7
aalll•• t11e· l11:t0il••"t P'orai lt910w
wit.II $t. Tll•re'.• •otlll .. •IH to 41.._
... ,.. ... s1 ..... ,_a.ron .......
lotot t~oa Mldol1~t, April 117,teeel
---Hm .. • 'WDtldaftll'bem:fit, 'DO matta which plaa CHOOSE THE PLAN THAT SUITS YOU 8111$1' fa • • • SPECIAL EX111l IEN£Fm:•
~ ~It. Now, with a.~ rA. your-pen. you J. can hawi tu-free, b:pense.freo utra eUb 'pale! direCt·flrj(jil~ a·lbbdm~-Ot~
~ hcMp.italius you or a covered man bu of your
family! .And you mq enroll clraini this Ila:thcd
kollment Period wi.Jlio11r htrVinl to 8'• a comJHllf1
niweun1ati11•·orul witho11t 11111 rd Upe w~11u.
All yoo med oo· it mail the Enrollment Form belcnt
__ ..,$1 W... lho"'"""°° dak.11'1
lllllcuyl -----.. AJAwTeClii. JI' et I
-· ··-'" 61 boo!>ll>l-how --"'--~· will not cover cmythin&. Yon have to pay man1
"atrls• Otl1 of JOUI' own poctd-Ud it cu. add up
IQ hundreds of dollan ill a frilfiteninaJJ llhart time,.
Beat CYm If )'Ollr ordinarJ holpital iamf'ua COY• ea 1D01t ~ JOOl' medical ud llolpitl1 trills. nae _ ... loillolblthep-apll ..... ,
If Joa. • hlllb.td,, ftst'/ta -4 ·~.,. ..u-JJ ltoqllaJJud, your income 1CCJ111t ymr u.
,_ ao up. l!ft:D if you han t0me tind. cl. "Ula.ry
~it proWllJ wml cx::m. dolli te i..-.
... ,... fd.timl ,.,. ,
l/ '°"' wi/• " ""'-" ., .-... I;. • will .... -... -...... -, .... __
the dea:niq? YOI m1t' Jaatll to·1ab tl£m GI from
J'OUr Job-« hire ~ II' ......... &ab
are of. thinp u--. . lfouo/JO•~it ..... ~ ,_will certainly.,..• ..-..Yoo wwldcl'l
cn:n think. ot the coec.
If 1ollr• 011• U -4 m nlll4Mlb lioqboliad,
~fim•Jtfl.won'tp11lllcfJ'lllGl'bolpita1.
Gfi •. •:MJJI~ , , ·lfllt~..U cilizml woa't .......... .,..,Jiiz;Jt .., ba\19
aba a li.fctiale to..,.....lua •• ,..,.W'lllttontaia
...... iDdepead11111:1 .. DOl ~.~-to llleir children or cacumnity.
W'Jthout •an cub• mpr.,.--· •. alaCllpibl cmcr-
sacJ' mey Jene fOQ with aaYblp .-, ~ yw
cu.'t pa)', puce "-m.ied dlattered-cwm }Om' rcco'f'-.., .. .bc..., Mll,..i bJ --,.,.. ... ,,_.,....,._,.,_
Nmr, wilh h: tndcroe:-atra mb• J11'*1dic:aatn.
Dodon Hospitlll l'lu JOO can ~*a worries
b:a:Ule }'OU CUI be .and of ~ QIM ~
_. )'OQ. or any covered member Cf ,Our fmdlJ
10C1 to tbie bolpia.d. No matt. bo.r larp yOtr hJD.
1l7,ao mauetwb..11. yow qe or~ aJMl wida-
Old tDt1 qlltlli/fcatiotu wlrllllorHr, you. caa ~
.., af lb8 four Jow-c:cet p1am.,... d rfahl to D*t
JOUrLomily'> ~ _,..
Jn addition. to tbs •an cam• bolpita1. -.....
~ lll . .U limo Yal!W>Jo "'aDa" IPtn!"':
JOU dioclle-almmtlibi.havinJu artra "'But~
couat • When )'OCr' policy is ilsued. JOOt imunDce
provides up.., s10,ooo, S7.5oo, oc s,:,000-depeftd ..
iq upOll the plan )'Oil c:hooec. This is '10Gi "Real(h..
Bank Acc:oaat."
Thell,, ne'1 month your policy is in force, a sum
~qua.l to•your ttrular monthly premium (iDdudinJ
Joor 9rst mobth) b tc1pall1 Oiided to your mu.i·
mom! Wbea yoa. 11evc diitra, yoo.r bcndill a.re 1ub-
tncted from ~ ~t. • It"• n:iu.cla like pultinl
moaey iD aod\ltizij~it-Oul o1 a·bul llOCOWll.
. ~~ ... -.For • lops • Ji:a lltl. uc1 eonUnne to pay )'OUI'
prem.I..._ wt will Mys cuoel m: refuet lo renew
your paliey for hialdl. ~ " parantee
that we will DO?lt caned, modif1 or tumioate your
polic:J 1lllla:I "' decline rtDlwll Cll' modifJ all poll· s~ ~ 1hil typo .la 1011f atiH etaie or i.i&til tbe
mu.imum. CAUR ... ol.Bcndtl:) cl. )'oat policy
hu bccD plld.. ' '
Toa~~~,,l!;\'"0!4
-.n. Dodan Roopitol 1'!18 Jli!'I ym In
addUioltl to U1 other coqu.J'e bcahll fmmuco
you cany~ aroup ar • ._. Medb;re-and.
hcauee all JOQralraaah bndill are tu-free., JOO
may leave d:le hoiPiil miD)' dolla:n ahead ••• mon,,
'lDll tlon't luw• lo occotu1t /or lo lllf1lm#-. Of counc.
)'Oll mq bavo mill ma 1ikf piliq wilb. Ph)'lk;ia.Dt
-'1 _,_°""" ~o1,... .... t1oo .... a1,...r.mn,,o1111e
plaaJOlllllec:t. J0111d)'Qlll'6ntmoath foroaly $1.00.
lf fOC dwcm the AU-Family PlaD-41.1 Year cli1t"ble
c:hildra. (inc:lDtliq fDtur. additiom) ~ inc.lttdcd at
Mutro-~ \oii .. JiablfGrlaw ...... )
Dll'l.=Pi111 l:w; . Al------Clll BO.Ma lmlplt:a1 pla Diii' to much for to Dttte?
'Iha a...-r is aimpil: W• haw Iott.., toca1 ales com. 'lho Dodan Hogiitlil Plla ii a ntU oiroll-
l'llMI plM. AD bali.-ii colldoded bctftal you
and tba ccmplllf bJ mail. No IGk.nnen or in'll.fl,..
ZolD1"I tllT ..... Jt all ~ up to rlfll MSVJnp WC
aw.wilh,..llfslvimaJWhiP•"""'~ at lowCOIL .
Olnll"'"61'1hulllllblll .... Dildllt~ 0 ,,
Y<»rpolkyk 1loctld '111>•........,, hll<sri!Y IN!
reputatioo oftbePlydc:ialu MMttull IMU011ce Com•
JIOll1. "'the doctors CIOblpuy,• sptdaliziq in health.
and ~ protedioD. for pbyUci1.n1, surgeom and
detitisb for more than 6S yun. Dunne'• ~ Jteport., one· of tbe 1eadiq inlarancc Industry aa·
thoritica in the nation, siws Ph)'llci1111 Mutual
itl hiJbat poUcyholckn' ratinr of .. A Plus (Excel-'
lent).• ~ h1lDdredl or th0!$Dds of policy.
boWcn tbroo&haat thc United States direct by mail,, P~ Mulllif ha its ~~" in Omlhl,
ll.1-..fAllllY PUii
$10.000 llAXfMUM
U yoars is a youq. srowint family, 'ft recom-
mend the All-Family Pl&a.. All your chUttrea (U..
eluding future additions) between 3 moatbi of.,.
and under 21 ITC includN at no utN cwt • loq
as they uo unmarried aad live at home.
You P1J onJj$7.lll a ........ ...,,.. .,. ____ ...,......,
PAYS.YOU: $100 i.idy
' ($14.28 delly) utn ..... .....,,... ... .......-.$711-"'Y ($10.71
dlHy) .. JCIW ..... h ......
u )'OQ haft -dWdrm, • If )'aUI' childNa ..
lfOWD and DO lonter depmdmt, OQ )'OU. )'Oil will
want tbc H!Jlblnd.Wife P1aa. , .. ..., ............... ,..
. -.,.,, .. -... ..,, fJ.oof
' On an pl&m. )'0\11' ""atra cub'" bcocfi6t ue Plid
from the wry ffed da:,.19u inter the bll\pitaJ. for as
Jong-and for u many times..:• )'tKl ate bospit»-
iz.ed, right Up to the mu:imum (A.urq.asc of Bcoo-
fitr) of the plan you ldcii;t.
NaturaUy, The Doctora HOlpital Pl1111. will COWi'
any oew ~or ek:tnm.New ..:cidc11t1 ate«l'P
ertd immediately. After your policy is 30 deys old,
)'OU are COYtred for new QctDCWI which btain theroo
after. There are only these minimum nccaaary ex-
ceptiom! prcpancy « uy ~ueace; tbcnaf
Nebraska, ud is llcemed and fntorporattd iD: that
state. 11' Board of Direcb:ln is composed •nti.nl1 of .
respected memben of. tho IDOd.ic:aJ. dental and imur"
I.nee profcssioas..
t:.wtoElnll*l•I r1rnc.nt
Dwiq thie timJte4 enrotimeit period l!tere are no
other quali,ficatiom other th.an. to complete ind mail
the Emollmcnt. Form below. We will illue your
Doctor& HCllllital Policy (Form Pl12 Serles-) lmlMo
dialt/y-th6 Wl1C daJ WC rcociVCI your form. Thia.
!!!l!!!:!~i!!!!!!!!!!'~-1.?-:lmportant ·Questions Answered.~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
-:' .. .:._ -·"--ABOUT THE NEW. 'IX>CTORS HOSPITAL PLAN .
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without nn.iil,.........t )'Ou•W DOI bl CI0'9'td 911til JOW
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FAMILYPWI
$7,500 IUxDMI
You P1Y....,. 11.H a lflOlldtt and ,_ ... __ ........ ...,......,
lllllMDUAL PUN
$5,1100 lllXIMUM
P~YSYOU: $100-'f
($14.ado'11 -cab __ ,.. .. _
Jf JOU an 1Mna -..,. J(JO:l'lelf. ar if yaa. wilh .,
COftt only Jaunelf Gr ODD family mc:mbcr• dioOlll G>o ladiridllli Plan. v.,.,...,. .... .....,, ... ,..
... JllW Int ......... _,, $1.GOI: <• JClll haTe the All·Family Plan er the Hue-
b.-.wife P&.n. each Ot ·"'1idi. coven matcniilJ
alter the policy is in force for 10 months), war, mili-
tary ecryjge, mental d&nnpment, alcoholi.!lrn or dru1
aldic:tioa, or coDd.it:iom CCMftd by wcdmea·1
c.ampmu•km oc F.mploym Liability Laws.
You are free to IO to &DJ holpital o! your on
choice. with these aceptiom aaly: nwlin1 homer.
convalesce.at. extended-care,, or ecl!-care unita of
ho&piuls; or Vc&cna1 Admiaiacra&ima fac.tlitft.
Whkhner pr.i 1"" choo., "*Id:
jQ'.lli INCREASE IN YOUR CA.Sii ~ •
FITS ••. if you ot any member d. JOOI' f:allJ ii
hOlpitaliz.cd fot C/llltCff (ine:l*'in&" J epkmla aa4
li"odstia's Ditcw), lull1f aJlock (llQde ~
jn!aictio11, cotOl1UJ thromboaie ud c--r
oc:cluaion), er lll'Ok• (IPOPcxJ).
. , lf JOJ.1. choo# Iha All·Fomily Jt1"" • du B• ll~W11e PIM~ joa tit in ad41doli: .
DOUBLE CASH BENEFn'S ff ·bada. ,_ al
yaoc wi!c aro injured IJld halpitllir.ed It the ,..
lime: You act tw;c. lb .mOMrt-$3SO A 'WEBl{.I
Important: Ben ii 1D01ber real '"plat"-if ,_
haw been told thlt IDJOM ia 'your family fl ....
imurabJe•J E'flll if one of yoar COftl'ed fmaily
membcn lm lllff~ tnn clvonk ailmellta·ID ...
put-ailmadl 1bat ccime Nd: qaia.Ult. .....
are Jikdy to nc:ur-79 wil ... ~ r. -· Jft'Glltlal ., ....... ,..paler ...... .. ,....., __ 79Sl·
·11 YQU AllE. OVER 65 1.
Ema thoqh Medicate will p.,-IDOll ~ Jm!' i.e.·
pilal Upftlsa it wjll DIX cow:r fill of )'OW' ...... Dm;.,dUllimikd __ ........ _ ____ ... __
ycan willKna t1111 qwl;ficatiotu ;ist bJ ..ms ..
farm b<lawl
It'll a fad: that people Clfet 455aoto1lolplalf .-.
often and have larger hospital bills. 'lba1'a alldlf
'W:bJ the)' :IMicd extra. Wh prot.edioDI And·1hat'a ~
eomo bospilal -plans WOft"t 9CCiept. tbcm OI' tharll
rata beyond their meana. But 'Iho Doc:tcn BOIPital
Plan oot ·oo1y aoceptr you n:prd)ca cl qe. it P,.
)'OU Wy-lo<lrrJ protection. that ii wiJhila 'JO"'
mtfJ/U.U ycu are avu ~ oaw, orirrhcn you beCamie
6l,lhefo1Jowina--ld..__
•pPl.ies:
Female on All-Family or ffmhud-W'de
J'laft •••••••••••••• : ................... $2..51
Female on One>-Partnt Fam.i11 m lDdiYldull. ..
Plan •••••.•• , , , •••• , , ................ !Jll
. Male on any Plan •• , • ............ •• ........ , • "'9 ,
IOft whateomr yea. eht11111 yoai mW JOS NY
Ttfltrn 1011r policy •ithi11 10 ,.,, a4 w• wUl
promplf1 ntlllUI 1Dll1' tlolkr.
IMPORTANT: We cu oaly ICCqlt JOUl"d1Fh?S1
if it a postmarked on or before tbo date lhawa boo
)OW. But pkw don't w.it antil the lMt ......t.,
Tho aoooer w ncein JQUr fmm. the aclOliiir n.
Docton Hotiliital Ptaa· Will CO'ftr JOO. Yoaltilk
nothin1 by aeti:q]l'Ompt]y, Yoa may ia. lmnckldl
of dollan ill "atra Cub" bcneAta lbronall ..._
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P;llYSICIANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
115 Sooth 4lad Saeer, Omaha, Ntl>ndo! 6801
Licensed by IM Siau of California
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. SPECIAL UlrTm EllROl.Lllm PERIOD! EXPIRES MlDNIGBT,IPRil 27, 1969
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