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MOL Program
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By Huntington Douglas
The Pentagon today canceled its '$3
billion Air Force Manned Orbital
Laboratory (MOL) project headquartered
et the McDonnell-Douglas Space Systems
Center in HtmliDgton Beach,
Steadily increasing in cost over the
original $2 billion estimate, the U.S.
defense-oriented MOL project was scrub.
bed after $1.3 billion had already been
&pent on the job.
Questions -as to the fate of MOL-as-
signed personnel among 8,000 employes
at the Huntington Beach space center
are still open today, but the Air Force
so far refused to say just bow many jobs
will be affected.
McDonnell-Douglas was one prime con-
tractor on lhe system designed to orbit
two men in a 30,000-ton, 72-foot-long
spacecraft for 30 day s at a sh:etch.
The other is General Electric, at its
Pennsylvania plant, according to Larry
Vitsky, assistant director of external
relations for McDonnell-Douglas in HWl·
tington Beach.
"We can't make a statement about the
effect on the economic or employment
project would cost $3 billion if carried lG
completion -$1 billion more than the
original estimate of $2 billion.
A combination of technical dlfaculUes
and a reduction of funds already had
forced a delay in the first MOL launch
schedule from 1969 to 1m, Packard
pointed out. ·
The MOL was to be 10 feet in diameter,
consisting of twin modules -one a
laboratory and the other eootalnlllg other
(See MOL PROGRAM, Pa&o %)
Coast Lawyer
Ad1nits 'Pot'
Tax Evasion
By JOHN VAL TERZA
Of hit D•llY P'llel Sltff
situation because we haven 't been ablE:-lo Balboa Island lawyer Richard Higbie,
assess all the details, Vitsky said after 37, has entered a guilty plea to a lesser
the sudden announ~ment today. c~rge in a bizarre marijuana smugglina
A launch for the project already was conspiracy case, it wa .. learned today.
nearing completion at Vandenberg AFB Higbie, who Is a fDrTner Newport Beach
near Santa Marla. planning commissioner, and a fellow
Deputy Defense Secretary Dav i d defendant both will be sentenced In U.S.
Packard, announcing the cancellation a' District Court in Los Angeles Monday.
a quickly called news conference, ex-Court records show the guilty plea !ft·
' . ·-OAILY PILOT P'lllt9 .-, llkJl•l'(I KHlllw
plained that Pentagon olficials concluded volved a May 14 waiver of a Federal
the MOL's potential accomplishments did Grand Jury indictment charging can-
not warrant continuation "'hen weighed splracy.
against other deferise ,needs. In ttfe place of the Indictment the U.S.
e said latest e,stlmate.s indicated the AtlorneY. substituted Information charg·
EL TORO HUDDLE -PreSfdent Nixon and family
cha! with high ranking Marine Corps officers Upon .
arrival in Orange County for overnight stay en roU'te
from Honolulu to Washington., COunterclockwise
... from Presider:K· are Mrs. ,Julie Eis·enhower, ·_Mrs.·
Mary Hi se, Tricia Nixon, Mrs. Nixon, Brig. Gen .
Henry W. Hi se, commander of El Toro MCAS, and
Maj. Gen. Arthur 1-1. Adams, commander of El
Tqr~based Third Marine Air. Wing.
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Orange with unlawfully acautring and ob-
taining a quantity of marijuana without
paying 1• • U.S. transfer tax.
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Oruge Coan
Weatller
Tbe morning clouds should part
early on Wednesday to allow a
moaUy cunny day on the coast,
wltb temperatures in the 63-78
range.
INSmE TODAY
Plans for an offshore airport
are in tlte work..s for Cleveland.
Ohio and a similar plan may be
the amwer for Orange Co1t1at11'1
nirport hassle. Details of the
manmade i.tland terminal 'are ota
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PLEAD GUILTY
The pair pleaded guilty to the in-
formation on the same day, records
Nixons Wel~o1ned Ba~k
show. ,
The Indictment that was eliminated
charged that HJgbie, Teeter, and Lyle
Paul German, 35, of Garden Grove
County Famili~s Greet President After Midway Trip
engaged in a conspiracy to fly in 3,600 By ARTlf\JR R. VINSEL
pounds o( marijuana from Mezico last !" #M·o.ll"t rlllf 11.tt
November 5. German has yet to be ar· Greeted bv a mediwn...slzcd crowd .in-
rested. He ls believed to "' som,..ber< in ' Mexico. ,...-~... eluding a MW• ..t.y waviig two •.. tiny
The pilot hired to fly the illegal weed American Flags. the nation's. chief U·
tnto the country, the indictment said, 1 ecuUve came home to Orange County
wa.s J. W. Bagley, an undercover agent Monday, e.n. l'1Jllte back to the main of·
!or tile U.S. Customs Service. /ice.
Ironically, marijuana never dkl come Pmktent NiJon had ftOthinD' olfici1l to across the herder tn the alleged coo-. Nie spiracy. The Indictment lllted "a a.ay dunnc the brief, commute." atopover
vegetable· 11.1bltance:' was ln the plane at El Toro M.CA.S, but shoo~ a re~ hands .
that landed tartv Jut November at Palm .-Her a formal we.Jcome before fieadlng
# • for San Clemente. Springs Airport. Tfie illron party left for W81hington at
SUBSTANCE AUA1'A 1:40 a.m. today, after a la~mlnute chat
Other aootte1 aa1d. thlt the 1Ubltaoce with a family who came to tatch a
was al!aila, place:l 1111 tile plane-by Mn· aiilll(llO· ·
, ican narcotics authoriUes 1n Guadalajara "There !t 11.11 aomeone shouted Monday
in a 0 premature bust." a.s Air Force One 1ilenUy.appeared in the
German was the asserted buyer of the distance over lhe roUlng hills of the
• 1see HIGBIE, Poge %) Orange Caul, trailing-'I smudge o! jet
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exhaust.
The big ship touched down on the north-
south runway nearly one hour past ht'r
original 5:30 p.m. arrival Um e and taxied
to a halt on ~e apron' before the crowd of
several ~ed. . ·
Brig. Gen. Hehty W. HJse, who took
command M tbe sprawling Installation
only houri after President Nixon passed
through Jul Wednesday, greeted the
Flnt Family with aidea,,hls wife t-tary,
and three of t.!.'eir aJx children.
MomeJM afler.'the front door of the big
jet opeJled, Pi'eeideJlt Nixon stepped out
with a wave,io Ke..'leen often In Orange
County, U... wa1 joinfd by b1ll wt!e Pal
Toeether. 11>ey • 1tepped down to tile
runway, loUond by dallgbter Tricit,
then Julie and Dlvid Elffni-r.
"Which one's mJrrled to t be
Eilenhower kid and what's the other
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d!spa~ to cover an unfamiliar beat. . 11"' Hl!e' inlroduted his family lo _tile
Nlxons, i.Oclu<Ung daughters Reeny, 26,
' and Lissa, l~ who had seemed fhtgety
with Suspellhe earlier, but graciously ln.-
1l'oduced )D;y•., .. ld Judy. 111Se· to; lhe:r
lmportanr W.ttors. • . ~
they 'were ad:om1.nn!ed by Maj. Gtn.
Arthur H. Adams. who steps down Friday
os Commander of tbt Third Marine Air
\Ving, for a new Korea duty assignment .
Scarcely enough Ur· elapsed betw~n
arrival ahd depnrturc to memorlze a
person's last name, but the President
ll•Plled brlsJsiy to 1 rope cordon keeping
baCi spedaton to meet follow Oran1e
Cow!Uans.
The public was lnv:tcd to see Ult Prai·
dent arrive home · Crom war-an<tpeace
(See PIU!SIDENT, P11e 11
Girl, Brother
Face Charges,
Remaiii _Silent ' '
·PAJtKEilSBURO; w:, Va. (AP) -A
teen-age girl. ao4 her ~ btotb'ef were
arraigned here toc1111 ~ged .. wllh
murder in conn~lon _with the house fbw.
that killed lheir parents .and 10 brothers
and sisters Sunday.
Susan Balley, 15, and her 13-year~ld
brother, Roger, were arraigned be!oro
Justice ·of the Peace A. L. Rothwell.
Bruce White, Wood County prosecutor,
said the youngster1 were charged after
Jnvestigalors turned up evidence of arson
in the blaze.
The fire swept through the family~•
eight-room frame home in the predawn
hours Sunday and authorities said it
burned "like a piece of paper."
Both youngster1 were so_lemn and did
not speak as they were led into the court.
They were accompanied by an aunt, a
Mr,. Enoch of Parkersburg.
White said the children were only being
charged with murder of their father,
Charles Bailey, 41.
"We obviously wouldn't set fortli
charges in all the deaths, so at random
we settled on the father's na..'?le~" White
said.
The predawn fire whipped heh the
family's small frame home here Sundaf.
The only ocaipant to flee the flames was
the children 's grandfather, ObJe, 63.
Emmett C. Rousch, asalat.ant' state rtre
marshal, said earlier that two persons
had admitted tntentlOD1lly setting the
Cire. However, he declined at that time lo
identi fy those involved. ~ r
Following the fire, Roger and Susan
told authorities they escaped the fire
because they we're sleeplng'ln a two-room
structure behind the family 's .eilht-room
house. , .
They said they w'alcheCI helplessly as
the names engulfed the house.
Preside~t .. Flyiltg ·
Back. t~.'~P,~~l j
WAsHINGTON' CUPI)-...; ~ti
Nixon returns to wampm tiday. Jo •.
bMef a bipartisan group of c;qngresa:ionatf ·
icader11 and tile cabinet •~ tile, Mid.,,.;,
confermce with South Vietnamese Prest-\
dent Ngu1en .1 Van Thie14. ·
Air Fo<C .. O!lt b sc~edftied I<> arr\ve at
AndMs Air J'orce base lite in the af.,,.
temoon. Nixon will heHCot>ter t G ,
Washington where he wlll speak to VlC8
Prt9ldent Spiro Agnew, members of the
cabinet and congressmen oo lbe IOUUI
lawn of the White rrouse.
An early evening presidential br:)ellng
ol a blJ"flisan group ol _.,.. aJto,
Is ectw:duled. ' . .1 1
Wednetda)" th<! Presldeftt lfiD tum "111
alltntion to LaUn Amelita. Ht "111 mtet .
wllh Lalin Amerlcil)' ..,__, ml
htfr a final rtport r-the 81)eC)ll l.llla
America Coardin•Unc COmmlltee. ' . . .
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Destroyer Crew~ Ftl~ies Meet ·After :Tragedy
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'Ghastly Sight' of Collision Killipg~74."~gvy .Men RetoJd
A i--Uta. ID ~ ... Qobl-, • wbo muled the~Zl,lft.taa rushed .to Ille uq J;. : 1:~ Gwmor'a Matt K Leo Huff, ol lle!n1r,
... w -'ii ........ u Ille UIS -allnoot ramJllOd U.S. D """'l"JPi ....... It 00 -Ohio, said be bad just go<ten off w•lcb
Pr1ll: E. -1 d ID bana'I _.,., tine dl11 before 8'w ,..::'.lit: .... _.., -~ ~ ud was uniclobipo at the coJli,... ~"I _, -la 1--~for a . . any, be 1'slllied, bul Ille S.w ...-: ,..... ~11111--dlov<'-. -...... JOllll SEATI" ~ talned eoune u lbt Me1bo!11j1e tr-le4 when be saw the block llilk ol the
11111 *"-*le tUe dhow' ot'WW ft ~ wvrn. . . _ evasive ~ unUI aU ")lands Were Melbourne loomlng up Uke·a ~1r.
U. Allltl 'a aftnfl ·cmier 1DIAS Anotbtr ship passed within 5t f6et-ordered to Collision posts. • ''He'li be glad to get out. .. said Hutrs
I'., • b'tf! '" n1d::d lllie =~ 51 feM-cl u.e ~in tbt early •• Yml OOwn so fast it WU~ aunt, Mrs. c. W. Sumner. ol Ontailo, el•
i 1 •I , =' ... dllll 74 ~-rrw:"DiaC ol MIJ' SI, ~ ~ Dell a. large wmber ol people true~ plaini.og that her nephew is due for
., .. , Uil ~lo ro!tlil la 1 _.,. dli<f aid -the Wrin&-her," !be Aus1ralian nova! _'Aid._ ~ neJ1 maolh.
ta -_,, lie did mt ldmUIJ the ship whlcli...... Tc olbea who landed In 1-Jleaclrat Some ol the g?«llngs were tearful -a .. ~ _.,.,, liPl... ail I)' lollt tbt Evans' place1 in_ naval biltcry, 3:5G p.m. Monday after a lf.f..r .. mll'lt nne were 11.1brbd, but one wu torrid
-p n..t OammilOllor Adm. bul lafcr:M -~d H w~ the USS fnxn ~ Paint Naval Air P•Qilq, 1be ind 1n1eme .....,i. lo dzown 1he otart
G.J.B. Q"lbb awabntd three minutes EnftU F. Larson. ~ Li.kt the memory is less clear ar niite remaim al memory of six days earlier.
befcn \o ntdi as the Melbourne ~ Evans in lq ~ . all. &iler Tender S.C Robert Crow, of
ed tlrouBb tbe docmed Evans lite a C o m ~ u n _I c 1 l J 0 n s among shipa Gunner's Mate Rene 3tone, 2%, of Nokomis. W., could just as easily have
batcW tbrcuP 1 tin tof. parlicipatinc ~ the subsequent rescue Andenoo. S.C .. wu asleep when be IUd-been on duty at the spot where BT 3-C
Om of time -=ho ~ to I.be bottom opera.lion wbicb saved 200 EvMS denly Oew across the mom rnm bis P.ellly was when he and the other haDd:i
was Boiler Tender SIC Lawrence J. oewaoeu were excellent. Adm. Crabb rack, hit a bulkhead and later found in the rorward section died.
RftllJ Jr. 1i whooe tatber, 000 Cw> told lbe board headed by U.S. Rear Adm. himseU aboard lbe Melboume. Crow and his.~!'-" sweelbeart,
Der's Miile Wwrm:e J. Reilly St •• 45. Jereme H. Kin&· . . "'The men fll the Melbc:9ne ftre the Anna Kimig, 11,-st<>O!f .,at ,the •. airport ·
ot mt Miartml.aD W1y, QSa Mesa, Were ~ difficulties bt!cre the greatest I've ever .._ .. ti a 1 d Stone. Mooda1 ln a ~i°'!!tr::. as was aYed. Evans was hit ? ''they gave. me (:Jotbea a&if &hoes and passe:nby sWect-witb· · and
A"_. .investigation by Americaa and "I pmu not to allS\\•er,'' Adm. Crabb they gave ua beer to help UI 1Jeep." perhaps a Utue envy.
Aml:ra6an n.c:'-a.I 1utbariliel adjoorned replied. Evuy Evans surrivor loit a buddy. He was uked bis re.actioa to the Moadl1 at smic Bly, the Philippi-. Ht Slid a messenger awakened him .. We were all good frieqla." he said, tragedy as tbe young lovers paused to resumJnc todQ' in tinppore. when U. three minutes before th ~ South China Sea ••on a boat SU feet larc, J*"H got to be breathe. !I • •
Melbalroe is undergcinc coOisian repat..,_ trqedy to say the Melbourne IDd tbe eood friend.a. 1be nmmlrwlniclt the rest ''What colllaiOn'!," he m'u rm u red
Moadl;r'a •t!di114q featund Adm. Evw Wert on collision courae and be ol. us dol9e.r." dreamily.
Beach Teachers
To Prevent
Salary OK?
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Teacben of llleJlan-Bexh Higb
School Dbtrid Who stayed away from
claues Monday lo • c:ooduct "penonal
businea'' are now prepared to seek a
"'5tniniDg onltt lo prevenl the board
of -fnxn adopting its aalary
idledule:
Bake Sale Rai-ses $56
To Help Kidooy Victim
Students al Vk1or1a Elemeotary SdJOOI
tn C-mta ,.fesa have n1":t. and dc;mJted
$56.10 to Mn. C:Olleen ~ for a
kidney machine.
1be 350 students did it Wiith Dicke.ls
and dimes at a bake We Monday aei..,.
DOOO.
'nle children at Victoria School were in-
structed to do the baking lhem!elves and
bring the goodies to scl>ool Monday.
This they did and so Monday the sale
.... on.
During lunch hour and alter school
volunteer mothers sold the pieces of cake
and cupcak6 ror a nickel each. Cookies
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TEARFUL REUNION IN LONG BEACH
Ev'..,1 C1'9Wm.n 11toma1 Keerna and F1mily
Fi~kle Editing
Station Denies Cutting 'Laugh-in'
A<ccrding lo Carl Manemann, prul·
dent ~ the 430-member DJ at r i ct
Educaton A110Ci••ioo (DEA), a move is
now lmda' w1y to obtain -the order by
7o:JO p.m. lonighl before the tllll1ea
could set tbe acbedule during its regular
business meellng.
Student council members .at the school
decided they wanted to 1eod a helping
hand 1o Mn. Randall, '<\ Ibey wed
fellow students to bake ceoties, cakes were scalped at two for fi ve cents. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) _ A The 38th 1J I ah legislature was to
By the end of lhe day the donations television station today deilled local rettive the "Flying Finger" award, a
Should Ibey fall lo obtain I~ It means
that the fight is om' 1Dd that the
teachers will bave to take the 4 pm:mt
aa1ary lncreue lbe board has offend
tbem. wllh the poutbllity of a twc percent
boost 1n lbe 1a11 rrom unbudgeted funds.
If lbe board Ids · ...... blishlng tbe
uWj -· °"' -will .... from 11,1511 lo lll,100 aonually, depending
on cllsstfic•lkn Up 1Dllil. now tbt1 have wed 1« a _,.of 11.• ~ fll.lllO pi..
-tmpioyl! bellelits. According lo figumi releued by lbe
DEA, 319 1ad>ers of the dlltrid'a 'ZI
!llCU!ty membm parliclpal<d In 11 ....
day'• boyooU. .
At llariiia High School, II leacben ltlt
lbeir classrooms with 75 at Fountain
Villey High Schoo~·'lt at Westminller
High School and II' at Huntlngtoo l!lkh
High School cJiooaing lo be 0-.
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PRESIDENT. • •
talka with Vietnamese President N guym
Van Tllleu, while his arrival June f was
limited to Marine persoonel a c d . depelldenls.
Based onw hat informed &OUTCeS say
about hia feelings oo the Vietnam situa·
t1on, President ?\1son seemed to single
out those whose future hope of not
fi&btirc such a war seems greatest.
David Piper, 3, of Buena Park, had a
rmny nose from the cool brttie whic h
H:Ot threatening clo.ns scooting over the
rugged mountains to the east and Sttmtd
noncba.lant after meeting the Presider..
His father Bob. however, was im·
pressed with the historic incident -In
Piper family terms -and was
particularly pleased lbal biJ wife and au
four sons were there.
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ENTERS GUILTY PLEA
Attorney Rlch•rd Hlgbio
and cupcakes. ·~
Mr.;. Randall has beon lfavlng kidney
probi<ms and abe -lo rabe as.ooo
for a kidney madlioe, which is needed to
keep her alive until &be • can have a
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MOL PRoGRAM •
mounted and the students had raised O\'er editing of the Rowan and Martin Laugh Rowan and Martin satirical skil, during $51. an average of 18 cents per child. The·gabtiS were sold out.· In Mooday night -which prevented 1'1onday's show for its passage o( !he
,.In. Marilyn Bean, a first grade Utahns from seeing their legislature mini-bottle liquor law during its session
teacher, oversaw the project, which she receive the Flying Fickle Finger of Fate earlier his yea r. termed a ~·great ~s." The dubious distinction was to poke full
She singled out the best cook in each award. at Utah's passage of laws prohibiting Ii·
cateaory (cookies, cakes and cupc.,akes) "We were as amaztd as the public'' quor-by-the-drink at taverns while atlo\v··
and tbey were honored by the .stucknb. Vi·hen that portion or the show was not ing two-ounce bottles Lo be sold in certain
Sharon Loughery arid Janet Trrrie broadcast," sa.id George i.;. Hatch, presi· outlets, such as N!SlauranLs.
shared the honon for cake baking, whUe dent o( KliTV, an NBC-._fliliate •·hich Hatch said the program was broadcast
TnMs Jones and Ann Miller cooked the carries the Laugh In show weekly. 'l'he "exacUy as sent out over .the network.
beat cookies. Darlene Terry wu the top station was flooded with calls from irate We did not edit it in Salt Lake." He said
uperimenta1 equipmenl 'l'be plamed preparer of mpc.akes. · viewers, be Said. the program originated in Burbank. launch vdlide was the Titan ID -• .:......:... __ .....:. __________ c..... __________ --'----------,.,.... p ... J
HIGBIE. I ••
Fourteec pilots -11 Air ,Foree, ;tpro rrom the Navy and one fnm 'the Marine
Corps --·-ln•tralnq'lot 1be
In MOL project. Tbey .,. ,_ aYaila!>le '°" Ulegal weed Mexko. The pilot, Bagley, other asstgnmenb. •
was an empk>ye of Ta.lbna.nll Aviation ..-.. i .... 1 plans called for four »day Inc. 1t Orange County Airpor1. where, v • ....-
'"""""' iaJd, his rvle as an under<o..,. MOL fligbb In the flnl year.
agtlll wu cnmplet.ly tmtnawii. • PiCbrd uid In -"!'-GI the
Teeter, tbe indictment said. was the cancellation : "In order to rtdo.ce ~
driver ol 1 YU to be used to pick up the _;. d;tf~ ~ and development ~et weed from ll.i airport. : signilicanUy, tt was necessarY Id. cul
All '~ f'~-. the back drastically OD -smil1 pro-... llCU tn case mar never ~ ·-·--·--1e --~ -# ... _ 1---come to u,tit. since the guilty ptea ud grams or·"' ~·......., ~ U!9 .... a~• ~ wtJI repl..,. a trial • most c:ostly uodertaldap. " .
Higbie and Teeter previously pleaded Packard said the canctllaUon would
lnnocenl to the federal &rand jury save $1.5 billion from the budgets for
charges. r.....i yeon 1~. t1lrnugb 1'74, ~ only
Hl&bie, In an exclusive January m. several mil~ 10 the first yea . . .
terview, told the DAILY PILOT thal he Packard .said most of the $S2S million
coo1d not mcusa the particuJan in the requested m the propote4. budgel now ,
case. OM rtason. be "said, WU that the before ~ would be ~ to paY~
other men named in the cue wa-e hiJ ~ills already ~ and for ~-
clients. lion costs and m order lo ~ Ali
A few days liter be expressed op-Force unmanned ~ programs. timism. in the outcome in the case ad-In rtply to questions, P a ck a r d
ding that "•e upect mne good i>e-1 estimated that .m. mlllion wouJd go ror
Vf!rJ soon." cootract temunation costs and. $225
The cue at iresmt has been forward· million to complete projects useful tn UD-
ed to a probation officer for investigation manned. space program•. .
and findinp. The MOL program was conceived . in ~ ~ in the cue, Aslistant 1963 aod approved in 1-. The ob)eclive
l ".S. ·Attorney Darrell w. MaclDtyre, was to orbit in space a 30,000 ~· 72..
since last January bas refused to com-foot long manned laboratory wtth a two-
rnent oo the cue, except to relay new m~ }.;;ratary wu to be presaurit.ed
trial dates. so that the crew could live in shirt-sleeve ~taclntyre was root.acted three times environment for as long as 30 dlyl.
Wt month in querie1 on new trial dales Packan:I pointed out that technical dif-
in lht Iona succeaion of postpooementa. ficu1tiu: and a reduction in funds He dixlooed nothing about the guilty the sclleduled plea5 or the prosecution's new charges. previously bad delayed
Inmad, he Aid the trial bad beec l1uncb of the first MOL from 1169 to
...----1 "to some time in early Jm>e." 1'12. t""''f""..., He -sald the delays Increased the
Higbie could not be reached for com-estimated cost of the progi'am from $l
mmt today. bUlioo to $3 billion.
Court r«Ol"ds revealed a sbilt in 1epl Meanwhile, be said, the Pentagon haa
counsel foe the hlcbdor island lawytr "'accumulated much expertenct: ln un-
three times. manned satellite syst.tms for such
Originally Hig~;e·a counsel wu Marcus purposes as rt3earch, commwUcaUons,
Tucker of Santa Monica. He was replaced navigaUon and meteorology" and has
by Corona de.I Mar lawyer Georee Je!· "profited" from civilian space activities.
fr ie.s on March 26. On ~fay 11, however, Air Force Secretary Robert Seamans
Calvin Stewart of Hollywood toot ovir Jr. ~ disappointment 1t MOL
for Higbie. Three days lalft" the ne9J fn. cancellation but said "lhe Air Force will
formation and euUtY plea •·ere mtered do it1 best to carry oul the te.nninalion in
into records. Stewart has represented scch a way as to derive maximum
Teeltt throoghout the case. benefi1 from lhe scientific a ad
lli1bie on Dec. 16, 1968, In a algned tecbnoloeical advances made to date."
st.ate!Mnt of financial ability stated that
his weekly income ave.raged $200 : that he
had 1100 in cash on hand, and owned
$1,000 in property.
Hi: f1thtr, rormer Newport city ewn.
cilman Clareoct "Chick" Hlgbie. prac.
tices law at the same Marine A\'tnlle of.
. fices.
The ""'tencinl will be before Judge
Jeue W. Curtis at 2 p.m.
H11bit'1 ball .Ull A'mains al $25,000.
Teet.er wu released on $2,500 bond, a
sum which he att.tm~ed to have reduced
last Jan. 27. The request wu denied,
rerordl ahow,
A bench warrant for German with a
tag ol ~.ooo is 11i1t outstandina.
Mine Blast Hurts 31
WEIRTON, W. Va. (AP) -Tblrty-
worken wtre injured, two Kriously, to-
day whtn an el"ploslon ripped through 1
furnace at the Weirton St.tel Co. plant
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H.igbie Ruling
Tied to ieary?
Balboa taJaod lawytr Rlcllard Hlgblt's
guilty plea nn the niatl)Uana tu statute
might involve federal llw which waa Jul.
ed 1111C11N11tullceal liy the1U.S. Supreme.
Court WI May II In an 1ppeal by Dr.
Timothy Leary.
The coun. in n viewln& 1n appeal by
the L.SD cullilt, naled him tnnocent,
11Jlnl be would have illlljecled llimltlf
lo ... 11 lncrlmlnatlor had ... paid th!
ltf».alHIWICt ..... the Ille&•' weed. A U.S. Attorney's Offlct . .,,.kesman
Aid that It lln't clear wbttber lht new
charge 11alnsl 1U1ble would apply lo lbe
Leary cut.
"Thol .. 111 be lor the Jud&• lo dtclde
nu~ lttond1y1" be Wd.
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Jn futl I few s.hort WHkJ you, too, tan ICM
JS.20--25 poondl 11nd be proud of fht w-r you
k>ok. Ltdin. you'll be Weiring the -
figllf'l-ff't'llling fill t1shion.s with pr"idt ttid
confidenc:e. And. Meft, tht new t•ilOl'--sh~ svin
will look 9re.tt on yw-once you 've rrdiscovered
your wtlst. Don't pvt tt off-ttk• ii' off!
Act MIW, lot speci.61 low reduc&d r1tn dvrlog
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voe; 62, NO. ·131, ) SECTIONS, 38 PAGES . . . ' '
DAii. Y PILOT '9ltt9 ..,. 111~ ICetll .. r
EARL V RISE RS -Edward Schweizer o! Garden Grove, his wife
Suzan and the couple's two children Edward ~r .. 4, a.nd Sally, 2, got
up early this morning in hopes of seeing President Nixon at El Toro
MCAS. They got more than they bargained for as President stopped
to chat with Scbweizers, who carried sleepy children in their arms.
Countians Cheer Nixon
On · Return to ~l Torp
By ARTHlJll R. VINSEL
Of ... n.lly l'Jllt fllfl , •
Greeted by a medium-sized crowd in-
cluding a little boy wav~g two tiny
American F1ag3, the nation's chief e1-
ecutive came home to Orange County
Monday. en route back to the main of·
lice.
President·Nilon had nothing official to
15ay during the briel, commute• stopover
at El Toro M:cAS, but shook a few bands
after a formal welcome before beadini
Gr aduation Ri tes
For. Huntingto n,
Marina Scheduled
Hundreds of graduating seniors v.•lll don
their scholarly caps and gowns Thursday
during commencement ceremonies At.,,.all
four Huntington Beach High SChool
District campuses.
Graduation exercises begin at 7 p,m. in
the Marina High School Amphitheater,
wilh trustees Ricllard B. Wilson and Mat-
thew Weyuker scheduled to present the
diplomas.
Valedictory speeches will be delivered
by Oleryt C. Bet\8rd, Jacquelin A. Ben-
ington and Barbara S. Larsen. Seniar
spe~~r" will be Christopher T. Leland.
Dr."'Q.aniel G. Aldrich Jr., chancellor of
UC Irvine, will deliver the com-
menctment addre¥.
Ceremonies begin at 7 p.m. on the
WestminSter High' School C1lfllpUS 85 well,
wltlr etercises ·slated for the athletic
sta~um. . .. ' ·
S~l guests will be"'rrustee Ray M.
Schmitt and Scott •. Flanagan, assistant
suptrlntendent of the.. Huntingtoo Beach
High SchocSI D~trlct. -
Addresses· will be· delivered by ~ie
Babcock, valedictorian, ~d M~s Chao,
~lutatorian. Following their pteserl·
taUons, the 600 members of , the
graduating class will reoeive dipkwnas
from Principal Ferren Christensen and
Trustee Schmitt.
Spedal guests of th< Hunliqgton Beach
Hig)r School cem;nciilies, scheduled for 8
p.m. in the gynJDUium, "ill be Trustee
Dr. Joseph Rlbel and llUtrict s..,.rlo-
lendenl r.ru F""'Y·
c.mm..c.mea\ ·-will be glv01Jb7 V-an Richlrd'W. D<rby
and 'SllUIOlotjaii Kristine E. DUIOll,
l'relelltatlOn ., )be seo cllplomu will be
made by Dn. Forney and Rlbal.
Foilnlaln Valliy (\lgb Sdlool graduatlon
exerclset art schtdUled for 7 p.m. ln the
school ampbllheata-and will Include
1·aledidory !J)l!echtt on ·~ Challenge
ol Today" by Sttte Beverly, Brenda
Fillman and Vjrginia\Wibon.
"A Phll090pby of S&n<Jval" wlll be the
Utle o f another afdrtss by Senior
S~ker Rex Fowler.
'II plom11 .,.. ochedulod lo be l""stnltd
ly Dt. Ethan Fullmtr. assistant district
tuperinlendent and John J . BeoUey,
!balnnlO o( !ht llolrd., tnlllt<I.
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tor San Clemente.
l'be-Nb:on p&rtf Jtft for \Vashlngton at
1:48 a.mr today, dlt a last-minute chat
with a family ..mo came to catch a
glimpse.
"There !t is," someone shouted Monday
as Air Force One s!]ently appeared in lhe
distance over the rolling· hills of lhe
Orange Coast, trailing a smudge of jet
emAust.
The big ship touched dowri on the north·
south runway nearly one bour past her
original 5:30 p.m. anival tii>e and taxied
to a halt on ~ apron befort the crowd of
several bllD<lre<i. ,
Brig. Gen. Henry \V. Hlse, who took
command .)f the sprawllrig installation
only hours after President;' Nixon passed
through last Wednesday.. greeted t.h~
First Family with aides. his wife Mary,
and three or their m children.
Moments &Iler the front• door of the big
jet ~ned, President Ni!_on step~ out
with a wave to be seen often in Orange
County, then wa.s joinf'd ~his wife Pat.
Together, they 1t.eppftl down to the
runway, followed by daughter Tricia,
then Julie and David Y.l!intiower.
"Which one's mariled to t b e
Eisenhower kid an<J what's lhf! other
one's name?" asked a reporter obviou5Jy
dispatched to cover an unfamiliar beat.
Gen. Hise lntroduc<'CI his family to the
Nixons, including daughters Reeny, 26,
and Lissa, 19, who had; seemed fidgety
with susperae earlier, but graciously in·
troduced lf)iear-oU Judy Hile to lheJ
important visitors. ·
'Ibey were accom1. \rhd by Maj_, Gen.
Arthur H. Adams, ""° Mep; down Friday as Commaodet of.-.&ht#rhird-Mume Air
Wing, for .a uel' Kort~lduty aliignmtnt.
Scarcely,enougb tir~ elapsed bet'A!ern
arrival aoa .. depart~ to memorize •
person's last name, but the President
stepped briskly to a ,...,. cwdOo !looping
back spectaton 1o -fellow <>ranee CounUans. • •
The public waa. ln>/.ted to see the Pres!·
dent arrive home irnm war-.and.peace
· (See PRESIB~, Pace 1) ' '
: Hunt ington' Pla ns
• $2 Rabies ·. Cl inic
A l2 rablet clinic ~ by tile
Notlh HuntinCion Beach Rotary Club will
be held ln>m.'2 p.m. lo.l:IO-p.m.~'l'!nJn'.
day, at ,!he lire staU.. '"' Ibo comer of
,Springdale 8!i<et and Htll..Cveniie.." l
One shot will provide ~·for two
, ..... c..t.per do( la ...
-Rotary l're9tdellt ~lclt Hovick 11id th<
June ~ ot rabies clWCI will be 1tbe
last chance l;h111Ungton Beach dos owpeni
<an ·hove lheli" Peta proteded at th< low
prlct. '
NEw YORh (AP) -.Tbellocl."market
cbed with a small loa In moder1te
lrading' todl,y. (Set qucit'atlons, Pages
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ORANGE COUNTY, CAllFOMllA
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J UESD,-\ 'Y, JU~ IO, l 969
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Evans
• Rising Co~ts ·
·8a1·lors Back Home Bl d.
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'Ghas tly' Sea Collision . Killing 74 Americans Tol.d
A jeUiner carrying 153 Navymen who
!.lepl or worked 1 week ago u the USS
Frank E. Evans steamed into harm'a
way lan=ed in Long Beach Monday for a
joyous, but sober reunion with lov · ones.
The dramaUc tale of .. :w creWlhen uf
the Australian aircraft carrier HMAS
Melbourr." helpl:-~~·v r:c.tc!: :d the .:'n-
pending collision that killed 74 Yank
r · , also began to 1-'old ln a hearing
the same day,
"It was a ghastly sight," !j&fd
Australian Fleet Commander Adm.
· G.J .B. Crabb. awakened thrte minutes
before to watch as the Melbourne crash-
ed through the doomed ·Evans like a
hatchet through a tin toy.
One of those who went to the bottom
was Boiler Tender · 3/C Lawrence J.
Reilly Jr., 21, whO!le father, Chief Gun·
ner's Mate Lawrence J. Reilly Sr., 4S,
of 2334 Minuteman Way, Cost.a Mesa,
was saved.
Jerome H. KinJ.
W~ tbert dilflculUes before the
Evens was bit?
"I prefer not to answer," Alfm. Crabb
replied.
He said a messenger awakened bim
throe minutes before ti· South China Sea
tragedy to say the Melbourne and the
Evans were on ecillislon colil'se ind· he
rusht--' to the flq: brlcfCe.
Dazzling moonlight made It so clear
•llOlher shlp,..., ·easily seen l.!lOO ymla
away, he testified, but the Evans maiJl..
talned ·eotme as the Melbourne t r i e d
Strike Forbidden
evasive action, until all hands were
onleffil lo collblon posts.
"She went down ao fast it wu obViou!l
a large number of people were aboard
her," the Australiau baval l.llficer said.
To others who landed in Long Beach at
3:55 p.m. Monday after a ls.hour fiight
from Sublc Point Naval Air StaUon. the
memory is less clear or none remains at
all.
Gunner's Mate Rene Stone, 22. of
Andenon, S.C., was asleep when be, 1t1d·
dtnly flew acroga the room (rom his
(See EV ANS, Pop I)·
Court Injunction Keeps
Beach Teachers on .Job A joint investigaUon by American and
'Australian r··:al authorities adjourned
~fonday at Subic Bay, the Philippines,
resuming today ln :'.!ngapore. where ~
Melbourne is undergclng colllsion repal;1.
Monday 's te$imony fe~tqred Adm.· Teachers were bact in ci.aet today at . President Cart Manemann. ·nea:otiaUng
Crt1'-'· who revealed the ;a,:'i()().ton all •four Huntington Be~h DI~ IDgh cQUnCll cbalrm,n.Ray Cooper ·and other
Melbourne almost rammed anotlier U.S, ~la ·. ¥-i!Jlt lo·make ~the)' wilJ olflcels, and DEA MIOtlal/JI& 'council .
dislteyet" ~ d•Y! beioro lb• ·Evans ·==~."'~~~~°'! ,~~•I ,'PM, ~!!.~pr. dls111U ~ui1111vJotm ~,.,.. nQ.oul>. . Hiinlnt 1 ·· tb . a.Tit~,,~~.'.··~ .. ~.. Allml · ,.,.ft ..... marine maneuvers. ._· __ :.__ "Al>other Ip ....,..i within 50 ~ lur\her . ..rt ~"· · lfm:nrlk, Harold Stevens, Helen Miller,
M I . t1ie ll~ in tlie ..,.,,. Tllo=\-:;~!( -de Luca, !lob Grable and lilck ~ • II." .tli> Aualit,-. lat. M llllt1 oil "1' . . • >
r.nlQMM, lbe biilrih(. . i?"°' Samuel ,~. ft , ., , . 't4'oddldon the·~ Ulla ;O Jolin
. iiiii. ~ lhe ihlp which iiiir· the Dlollfct Educai.il A I 9 0 C 11 l l o 11 Doe iWOClatlonl and aoo· John Doe !JI.
ty toot the Evins' place tn naval hiltory, (DE.A) and Jtl 00 rhemben from "lbik· ,
}'nl info-.. 1 sources 1:.'.d it wu the USS, In& or caUln& or 1· iueJ.nc a atrike or wort dJvldualt.
Everett F. Larson, home-portec:; likt the et.02f>lge,ln the nature ot a ltrfke." DEA P re a I de n_ t Manemann,, who .
Evans in Long Beach. ,In addtU~. •Marini hu bee~ sched'JI• resum~ bil teachl.ng dutJea:. a,t ~artna
·Com m u 11tc1 t l 0111 amoni •hl1> qt June U before Jllllge Claude 0..1111, Hlgb School loday, could not be~
participating In the suboequent mc;ue durlilg'wl\lc:h ttie DEA will be ukid to for COl!\menL
openllon -'"""' 200 EYMs '"°" CO"'!O• Why • pOmwient lnj~ COURT AOl'ION crewmen weno excellent. Adm. Cribb 11:~.dd nol be baued. The court action II apeclf"ically le"l<d
told the board t.eaded by U.S. Rear Adm. .The DEA will a1ao be wed lo......, agalnat ¥onday"1 ltlche< wallr:-oot llJ!ll a
Thuncil Studies .
$12 Million
_City E~penditures
Finan~ matters took top priority In a
special meeting Monday night of th:f Hun·
tington Beach City Council !'hen ~n
cilmen found thanselves mulling over the
best way to spend some $12 million. .
The lit!t '6 million -almost cash 1n
hand -is for a parks system. Coun-
cilmen hired the' flnn of Stone and
Youngberg of San Francisco to handle
the details of 1 bond sale proposal to ob-
tain the money authorized by the voters
on June S.
A report ls due at the neat council
meeting on means to &ell the bonds.
Councilmen aUo instructed the rttreaUon
and parlt department lo suPP1Y the names
ol lbree top landacape arcbtteds who will
.,..,_. Ibo job Of coovertlnl tlill Ii
mllllon lo a IYSWn of parts. Recreation commillloners have ln-
terYlewed oev<n l&ndlCape ardllta:tn1nd .,e apected thla ....-1o -...... 1
southland parts lo oee "hat tlnd of -"
lbe land1Cllpe archltecta do.
On that committee are RecteaUQa
Commission Olalnnan Tom Cooper;
Commissioner Ron Bauer: Commiss\()n.
er Lee Mosteller: Councilman Don Ship.
Jey and Jerry Matney, City Admlnlslra·
tor Doyle Miiier; Citr Engil'lffr Bill
Han'ge and Director <l Rectr:ation and
Parks N<lnn Worthy.
The second ts million ls for a civic
center. Unlike the parb spending plan,
councilmen u yet have no idea 1'here
Ibis Jl1Clliey II e11nll11( llun. Councilmen
aet Juoe 13 at 7:30 p.m. for a special rrietllnl with newly lilied 1rchitect Kllrt
Meyer, wtio WU ~ lul WKk to
cleslp the -c!Yte -ter. Attending th<~ will ba,npme"'
taUv• o1 p.. wllitini J. lllor .. Co '"'11c1en ot lhe COiia Meu Clvtc c.ntet
ant: the HunUngtan eadflc •tartmtnll
on Iha beacll near !ht ifunlllliii!n .J!tach
Pier. • , · · COluicilllilif "talrl they ll!l(IO I o
detennlne U.. beol ' way .lo lln&nco. the
.. -and curnntl)' 111 dlaalPt•I th<
poalblllty of 1 Jo!n~ ,,.....,..1 wllb. the CC11111ly. or pil I local ldlool
cllalrlcl. or •·-imtl COl'W*lloo· Eich could 1-bonds lo nlle !ht 'nloney to
build Iba .. mlllleo ~ ·-· s.poy. meot of the boncla ~ ba. Jrom. JIM ceMTll property tu:._,.. . ii
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chorge1· ol "lnter!erlng wjth• the rqutar ~ailed minimum day May2t.
echedule," of "coercing and ln· Despite ·Monday's walkowt whJch U..
Umidaling" actJon, of • • c 1 u s I n 1 volved 292 of the di!trict'a 497 tuchen
dangerous · and IOUletlmes ch8oti sltua-accordinl to adrnlntatration llOW'Ces,
tion1 at the acbools" and ol "posting clas•et we~e held at the Huntington
unauthorized lthedules." · Beach, Marini, Westmlnater and Foim-
. • , . taln V•lley campuses.
COMPLAINT FD.ED SubllUtule leacheh, admirJstralorl and
The complaint !'Is filed by Deputy counselor• helped in supervising the
County CounleJ William J. McCourt for tZ.000 atudenta who were on ·a minimum
the ICbool distrkt, which bu been day schedule.
plagued by a teacher slowdown over a Only .-1nor student-caused Jncidenll
salary dispute oo two occulons since troubled two of the campuses Monday.
Ma; 29. Reports of toilet paper littued on the
It alJo fnrlude1 char1e1 that the FO'.:ntain VaJley High School pounds and
teacher · acUona ••resulted Jn a lack of a gfrl injured by a firecracker at Hun--
supervision of large numbers o f tingt.on Beach High School were turned ln
st\ldents" and provocation of a situation by. princlpals.
whereby the district could lose ·'2.4 There was more trouble at
miWon ·tn state funds through the loss of Wes~···l~ster High School, where students
school days. littered the grounds with toilet tissue and
Named in the complalnt were DEA (See TEACHERS, Pa1e Z)
* * * * * * Teachers Seek Restraining
.Order to BlockP~Y. Swe
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~-"' th<· Huntftliion Be>ch High Valley High Scl>ool. '/O ·•l · Wealmlnmr
School Diltrict who stayed ·away lrom High School &nd II at Hunlillgton 11 .. cb
claues Monday to conduct "penonal H. h ScN.nJ 1.~1 to be bsent bu.sloess'' art now prepared . to ... "Mek a 11 f""' Cuuy:1 ng I , ·
restraining order to prevent tKe board M:anemaM said the bo)'Cott was used
of .trustets from '8doptlng Its salary "as a means of gelling pubµc attention
IChedule. on lhe schools and to make the pubUc
Aceording to Carl Manemann, pre$J• aware thal Ute local community la not
deiit of the 431Hneq)ber D I 1 t r i c t rnakln& 111 tu effort.
F..c:lucator1 A!tociaUon (DEA), a move is 0 Jt was ai.o In protest 1gahist the utter ~.under way to .obta.th the order by dlarqard of the board for Ull,'' be added,
7:;iu p.m. toolihl bef'qre the tr»"-relenlq lo • special board o( -
could HI !be aclledUle durin1 Ila regular mtellntl Salurd17 in which lhe DEA'•
bullrioso rruting. 11--i..t 111aly ......,..1. -, .llallL.J!ll'l>!d. • .• SholJld Ibey 1111 lo lil>tain" tt, ll'meana _
lbat· Ille ftCht la -and lh&t the DEA mombm met II ..... Monday,
teachen wtllohave to talce tlie f pme!!I · and -·.·unanlmqully ·1o. ao ~t ll
11lary mer-' !hi llo&id 'hu offeffil · ac1¥io1 ,loday and th< ,reot of lhe wetk.
then\ -tbe -blllly ol • two ween• They 'fill •lit> ut the ..iJ!!liUitrltlon. to boOst 1n.U.-1all 'lri>m uhlftidpted fund1. ,...hedule Monday'• final eumlnationa
If '!ht boa{d_ ICla on establllhln1 Ibo _t9 Thund17.
1110ry" lchediJ!t, the ~ will eern "11.rring adoption of !ht lllitfldledUle f~ .. .no to llS.700 1JJ11111tt7. d_e!lendlnl • b)o. !ht lrultees lonlght, JM teachen will
on ct!,~!lbn· Up untll -Ibey ho'< coallnne their ~ lot 1119f•. pay
...... . lor. •'i:oit· of lrt.llO lo 111;.il plus lbniulh lb tsummer months. Howover •
v&riop1 fl!lplO)'< """'111. ' ' no, di!lalla plans llan be<n formulated
Ac<oJ:dlng II lftur1S -Ii)' the_ yn. • • ' -·
DSA. m ~ of Oif dlilrlct'1 '11 Said. Ma-ann, "In l1ie ·Mil of th< "'"ft: ·-1 patllolpated in -,,,........ we ~ nlller not go off at de'• ~ ' lhe ~ ~We want lo th~ lltb ·thins
,... At Ma1D llla!i ~ • t.achen'lelt ~ We w1111' 1o Iii delltJirale •beu! · lhMr-;~4witltlii ,at ~ •tl". +, ·' '.1 1• \ • :..:1 • .i,. r-. . . ,, 4 • ~
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Project Cut
Th• Pentagon loday ean<:eled Ila $1
bllllon Air Force M811Md Orbital
Laboratory (MOL) .project headquertored
at the Mclloqnell.Jlouglu Space Systems
Center in Huntington Beach.
Steadily IncreasiDg in cost over the
original 12 billion estlmala, lhe U.S.
deteose-oriented MOL project wa tcrUf>o.
bed Iller l t.3 billion bad already beeJI
•pent Oil lhe job.
Qu~ons .u to the late of· MQ!,u.
signed oersonnel among l,oOo empio,.&
at the H untington Beach IJ>lce eenter
are stUl open today, but the Air fOl'(!le
.. far. mused lo say juol how maJly joba
will be affected_
McDonnell·Dous.Ias was one prime con-
traclor oo th< syllem dealped to ori>lt
two men in a JO,OOMoft. ft..foot·lon&
spacecraft for JO days at a atretch.
The other ii General Electrtc, at Ill
Pennsylvania plant, according lo .I.any
Vitsiy, assistant dlrOctor o1 memal
relations tor-McDocmell-Douglu in Hun-
tlnglon Beach.
"'We cao't·make a atateroent about the
erfect. on the ~c or emplaymeat
situation because we haven't been able to
....., all the details, Vi,lakr said Iller
Ibo~ Rl\!IOllOc:emenl today.
A ~ loi lbe pro)<ct alrucly was
11~ compleUM at VllZldeolJerB AFB
near Santa karia. ~ De&mi .Secnlary _Da •ld
Pacbni, annoancbii .Iba caneallotloD at a qUlckly ·called Dews conference, o:·
plalned 'that Pmtagoo alfldala coodiJded
the MOL's Potential acciJmp]ilhmenta,dld
not warrant contJnuaUon ·when ~
agdilJlll other deleme needl. I
He si.id latest estimates indicated. the
project. would cosl 13 blllloa tt earriecl, to
completion -.11 billion _._.than ·the
original Olllmate of $1 bllnoa.
A ciimblmitton· of technical -
all<i ·• <eduction olo lwJdJ alieady ·bid
forced a delay In the flnt MOL l..,.:h
ocliedule from · 1111 "lo' 11'12, Packard
pointed out.
The ·MOL was to .be 10 feet in diameter 1 con:slsung of twin mqdulec -one a
laboratory and the1other containing other
experimental equlpmenl. . The planned
launch vehicle was the'· Titan In rocket.
Fourteen pilots -11 Air Force, two
from the Navy and one frDm the Marine
Corps -hove been in training lbr lhe
MOL project. They are now available for
other assignments.
Drlglbal, plans called for !Our ltklay.
MOL lllghts In !ht lint year:
Packird said in ezplanaUon ot .the
cancellation: "In order to redu_ce the
defense research and development budget
signlllcanUy, it was ·necessary 'to. cut
back drasticaUy on numerou! amall pro-
grams. or to term.inale one of the lar&er 1 most costly undertakings."
Packard said the cancellation wouJd
save fl.5 billion from the budgets for
fiscal years 1970 throu&h 1174, but only
••.several milllon'1 la the first year.
Packard said moat of the IUJ-mllllon
requested in th< proposed b\Jd4el DOW
before Congress. W()Uid be ~ "'*1 blljl already t,...~ Ind "for lil!lllllfit,
tiai costs. 8"" In pnier tO P!"'1" Ali
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Troublea Jn the tlJ\y cooununliy of
SUnst& Beach took on a new dimension
to4a7 with °" threat ot a recall action aptnst Secood Pifbict County Super-
v190f David i.. Bater over the fate of a mil< lonLstriP of· sand belon&ing Jo the SoUthmi Padllc-ilallroed Company. Nelrams ·oeot Ibis morning to SttJ>U' viJO< .~u.r to . .,... newspepen. tbe
state Jiorney general and to the county district aUorney by E. A. Grant, 1851
Paciftc <:oast Highway, attacked Baker
for the supervisor's alleged lack of
action on the railroad strip.
"Your. constituents have ~uested you bJ)t the builaing ol a ments
along the Pacific Electric ri t of way
in SUnae< BeaCb.
"You have lanored th<St C011SUluent.
anc1 -J*JtlonL v.U hi,. llllond
builders to start construction.
"J assure you recall action Is already
instituted," asserted Grant's telerram.
Baker and Grant were unavailable for cornmeal th.Ls morning.
1be problems of the tiny strip of
homes along the ocean and Pacific c:o.t Hlabway have be e n mucb dl,s..
cuaaed cl late with the county Board
of Supervisors and the Clt'y of' Hunting·
ton Beach each considering what mig6t
be done with the strip of land vacated
by the Southern PacUic Railroad.
Residents of the area want the strip
converted to beach parking.
The railroad company wanta to build
apartments on the strip and has em·
ployed a Beverly Hills f.irm.' Carlton
Bullden, to a:et the requirta building
permits from the county.
Urges Private· Study
Newport Policewonwn:
Sex Belongs at Home
By THOMAS FOR11JNE
Of tile 0.ll'f Piii! $11ff
Celeste Saundeni, Newport !\each
policewoman, thinks sex education should
be a private matter, not something
diJ<Uised openly between boy1I and g~ls
in the classroom.
She aaya sex educatloo belongs In the
home. U ft must be tautbt IJ\ school, she
wanbl the teXel aeparaled for modesty
and the approach low key -1tarting
perhaps witb clilldzen walchini rabbits
being born.
Mrs. Saunders presented her vtews
Monda)' to .members of a Newport
Hartior Chamber or Commerce com·
mlttee looking Info tbe feulbillty of a
school ses: education program.
Jn urging a keep-it-prlvat.e, go-slow ap-pro.:ch to teZ educatkln Mrs. Saundeni
aligns herself in opposition t.o the frank,
direct boy-gtrl exchange of sex opinion
practiced In Anaheim High School
~ct.' Yet -ienb of such 1ex education
pn>C!'IDll cannot aocuse ber of being
naive about teenagers' sex curiosity.
Mn. Saunden pimary UlljJnmeot with
Newport Beoc!t police fer 10 yean bu
been in...U.adon of oex crimea.
CREATl!S BOND .
0 1 my1elf, ea a police ciffioer would
rak eee WI ser education atricUy in
the home," sbe said. "l found ·a heart.-to-
heart ti.It created a bond between m.Y
daughter and myself." _
"I would go aJoni with you tn saying
tbe pllce for it i. IJ\ tbe home," uld Rt•.
Philip MurTaJ, of the chamber com·
mlttee. "But the beck of It ls Ute home
doesn't do it in 9S pereent of the cases."
"This is the pity," 18.ld Mn. Saunders.
''The drop out rate of pregnant hi1h
tchool gtrb. The .........i diaeeae me.
It's frightening." But Mrs. Saunders ts cautious about
saying ecbool aex education ii the
answer. "U It 11 taught II ahould be biology and
anatom y taught by a professional," she
said. '"Ibere are good and bad educators.
A tiny minority across the country are
arrested for deviation. I would be very
uncomfortable having a tea~her who just
picked up a textbook teaching my
chlidren."
GOOD BACKGROUND
She was asked what she munt by a
professional.
"Someone with a great deal of
background In child psychology," she
said. "Someone aware of the hang.ups of
this groop, who cao present the material
comfortably.''
She said she doesn't mean It as a slam
al the coaches or physical education
teachers who now privately answo!r
students' questions to lessen anxiety, but
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she does not think they are particularly
well qualUied.
Chamber committeeman T h o m a s
Garvet sugguted that if the program
were started at an early enough age it
could ovtreome embarrasarnent. He said
he thought yow\g8ters might react, "Yu,
he's being told and she's being told, but
they don't want us to aee each other."
Mrs. Saunders said abe had never
heard of students running Ol!t and asking
each other what they teamed from the
coaches. .. J tblnk they would accept the
fact they are getting equal education, but
separated for modesty."
PARENTS OBJECT
·She said she thought parents would ob-
ject to the program less if boys and girls
'vere taught separately.
Dr. Nolan Frizzelle, comm Ill t e
chairman, Sjid boy-girl discussion o( ~ex
might be a lessening advantage.
.. Students might come to have lesa
respect for sex instead of mare," he aaid.
Arthur Guy asked if she was referring
to the Anaheim School District when she
made reference to aalacioua content of
sex cl.usea:. .
"Yes, I am," she said. 111 don't think sex education should delve tnto it."
She aaid 101 program should be aimed
al tbe nonnal younglltt.
"The 80philticated, unprotected child ii
going to learn by his own devices at a
much earller aae, '' she said. "Some glrls
experiences en ~ck to a tender age you
wouldn't believe .•. well, 12 or 13. This is
because of an emotionally deprived situa·
tion in the home."
GARBAGE INSTltUCl'ION
She said 1D her own uperience as
police sex inVestigator 'only three cues
stand out where youngsters might have
resorted to deviate behavior ~auSe '
their only sex educatfun was "garbage
can inltrucUon" from their peers.
"But the peeping Toms, indecent ex·
posers, those who make lewd telephone
call.s also usually have records like
malicious mischief, car tampering or
burglary ln their background. It is the
result of bad family stablliution .
"I've talked to other investigators
where the child acted out the sex act out
of curiosity because he had sex educe·
tion," she said. "I'm trying to be as fair
in presenUng this as I can because I've
kept no atatistics."
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MOL PROGRAM
Force unmanned space programs."
In reply to questions, P a c k a r d
ei::limated that $'75 million would go for
contract termination costs l'lnd $225
million to complete projects useful ln un·
manned space programs.
The MOL program was conceived in
1963 and approved ln 1965. The objective
was to orbit in space a 30,000 pound, 72.
foot long manned laboratory with a two-
man ere"' The laboratory wu to be pressurized
so that the crew could live tn ahlrt-lleeve
environment for as long as 30 days.
PackanJ pointed out tbat t<chnlcal dif·
ficultiea and a reduction in funds
prevlou1ly had delayed tho scheduled
launcb of the first MOL !run 11169 to
1972.
He said the delays increased the
estimated cost o( the program from $2
billion to $3 billion.
Meanwhile, he said, the Pentagon has
1'accumulated much experience: ln un·
manned satellite systems for such
purposes as research. communicaUons.
navigation and meteorology" and has
"profited" from civilian space actJ\llUes.
Air Foree Secretary Robert Seamans
Jr. expressed disappoimi:nent al MOL
cancel.laUon but aald "the Air Force will
do tt.s best to wry out the termination in
SL'Ch a wa1 as to derive muimwn
benefit · from the ldentUic • n d
l«hnoloeJcal adva-made to dal<."
Go ld Prices Soar
PARIS (UPI) -Gold prices shot
upward today on the f>..'uropean money
markets following rises in U.S. prime in·
tere5l rates. With new jitters ripping tho
world markets, the prici o gold rose
from $43.$3 t.o $4~.Sl an ounce on tho
Paril market. A cold ingot (2.2 pounds>
rose to fl,4$91 up $87 over the Monday
price.
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ffinill lililo ~ Wliill 4> -dli area to lhi city. Councilmen hive: or:-
dered a atudj o( •hat tht'city Par~
Authority might be able to . .!lo t9..t0\Y.I tbe problem.
Residents of the beech community malntain~tbat ·they already are short of
parklna spooe and tbat adding buildiJ1iS
will ooly lnale tbe prqblem wone. Tlfn
bava applied to Hun~ .~tor
anneuUon action (In the coMltt~ t)i4t
the city is willing to aid hi ·eoMne the problem. • ·
County supervisors are coosldering
what steps the county might take to
acquire the strlp, but both the city and
county appear without funds to buy the
land.
The strip is zoned for apartments and
the constructi6n company bas obtained
bu.Uding pennits for an apartment de-
velopment as. permitted by law.
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From Page 1
PRESIDENT. • •
taJkl wllb Vietnamr.se President Nguyen
Van Thieu, while hi'i arrival June 4. was
limited t.o Marine persoMel a n d
dependents.
Based onw hat lnfonned sources say
about his feelings C"n the Vietnam situa ·
lion, President Ni1on seemed to single
out those whose future hope of not
fighting such a war seems greatest.
David Piper, 3, of ~ena Park, had a
ruMy nose from the cool breeze which
sent threatening clo l'lS scooting over the
rugged mountains to lhe east and seemed
nonchalant after meeting the President.
His _falber Bib. however, was im·
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HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS WAIT FOR START OF MEETING OUTSIDE LOCAL THEATER
Movi• House 0¥1ner Maintain• Neutrality as Huntiitgton Pay Dlsput1 H1et1 Up
pressed with th! historic incident -In L H N s :~~a:~..:.in:1 ;. .. ~ .. t:~ awyers ave ext ay From Pqe l
,TEACHERS ••• four sons were there.
"We drove like crazy to get down here
after he.aring the public was invited 30 I s ho l ho H le set 15 trash cans ·on fire throughout the
minutes ago fllld kuowing it would take 20 n c 0 me ass day. minutes just lor tbe tTip," aaid Piper. ' • "We had a most diflicult time," said
How did the Piper boys llke meeting \Vestminster Principal Ferren Chris-
the President? tensen, "it wasn't pleasant Jn fact, it
"Pretty good.'• said Ronnie, 8, "but ~a1 minds will lake the next setps In house, splattering glass over her sleeping was like a miniature Vietnam." why are you writing all that stuff down'?'' husband. AU was quiet and orderly on the ,.The First Family was standing in !he the running feud between Mrs. James Marina High School carapus, according to
slightly awkward \Vcll-are-we-rtady'? lim-Brown, 9765 La Arena St., Fountain "If they'd just put a high fence by the Principal Glenn Dysinger.
bo th at accompanies off i c i a I ap-Valley, and the Huntington Beach Union homes that border on the school that According to the latest information, the
pearances, so President Nixon usher~d High School District. \vou\d solve the problem," says Mrs. teachers have not yet accepted the final
them to one oI three waiting tiel.icopters. Mrs. Brown has complained to the Brown. district wage proposal which offered a 4
RIGHT TURN district for the past year about baseballs, But now it appears the matter will percen t salary increase with the possibili-
Newly-designated Marine Corps soccer balls and other objects flying into have to be settled in court. ty of a 2 percent boost from unbudgeted
Helicopter One, the turbojet chopper her yard from neighboring Fountain Dr. Max Forney, district superi"'" money, as well as health benefits.
'rbeeled into a right turn facing the Valley High School. tendent, said today the matter is in the However acceptance could be made
bystanders and the rotor bls.dea roared as ., Last week a baseball took a beeline hands of the district's insurance company public during the regular business '
&he moved down the asphalt strip. • __ ... _.from the school yard directly to the and their lawyers. "and we plan to lake meeting of the board Of tnl5tees which ii
Seated in the big centraJ, bay window bedroom window of the Mrs. Brown's no action except on their advice." scheduled for 7:30 p.m. tonight. secUoo, ~ Pr<,sideqt, wae &IJjJ 'f.afjng,tq :.cc:::._::.___:c,-___________ _:_ __ __, __________ .:_._~---
those wM CO'llld see tbrouib the eye--
watering rotorwash of the "Ii w i It
helicopter.
Earlier, the three cboppefs wt\leh
would carry-the Nixqns, aides and Wllite
House Press· correspondents had made
the dry run round-trip flight tQ. San
Clemente to warm up for the real'thing.
Missing the Nlxons' Monday night at·
rival, secuti,ties dealer E d w a r d
Schweizer, of 10692 Keel Ave., Gafden
Grove, broughl Ed Jr :l f. and salljl, 1, to
see lhe President off. · -.:.
The First Family W.i ilboUt tO board
Air Force One when Mrs. Nixon spotted
the hopeful Schweiws and they paused
for 1 few friendly words.
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EVANS ...
rack, hit a bulkhead and later found
himself aboard the Melbourne.
"The men of the Melbourne were the
gree.test I've ever seen," s a I d Stone,
''they gave me clothes and shoes and
they gave us beer to help us sleep."
Every Evans survivor lost a buddy.
"We were all good friends," he said,
"on a boat 345 feet long, you've got to be
good friends. The ramming made the rest
of us cl09er."
Gunner's Mate 3-C Leo HuU, of Denver,
Ohio, said he had just gotten off watch
and was· amidships at the collision point
'vhen he sa'v the black hulk of the
Melbourne looming up like a :iPdoY-'.
"He'll be glad to get out," Said Huff'9
a~nt. Mrs. C. W. Sumner, of Ont:'lrio, et·
plaining that her nephew Is due for
discharge next month.
Some of the greetings were tearful,
some were subdued, but one was torrid
and intense enough to drown the stark
memory of six days earlier. ·
Boiler Tender 3-C Robert Crow, of
Nokomis, Ill., could just as e'asily have
been on duty at the spot where BT 3-C
P..eWy was when be and the o\her hands
~in the forward section died.
Crow and his: Long Beach sweetheart,
Anna Kimig, 18, stood at the 11.irport
Monday in a passionate embrace as
passersby stared with understanding and
perhaps a little envy. •
He was asked his reaction to the
tragedy as the young lovers paused to
breathe.
"What collision'?," he murmured
dreamily.
Food Clerks Extend
Picketing in LA
LOS ANGELES CUPO -TM n.wt
Clerks Union, Loca1 770, today began fir·
tending lt.s picketing operations to in-
dependent 'warehouses after negotiations
in the lfiiay-old food market strike·
lcckout bfQke dowit Monday.
Locai _spokesrhan Joseph T. Desilva
!:1! oftaJ!sfect~1:1g m:di~u::~·~~
were·broken off becau.$C! Rober\.-K. Fox,
president -of the Food Employers Council,
took a dlffennt stand Monday tban tbe
ane be held when the talks rectaed Sun.
dny nlghL
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ycurW1ist. Don't ~I it 0H-11k1 It offl
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By 'f9M BARLEY
Of ... O.Nlr Pitel St•lt
COnductor Joaeph Pearlman
ol lbe Oranae Coast College
Community Symphony
Or~hestra received his DAILY
PILOT "Euterpe" award Sun-
day nl&!lt and a .woeful chain
of clrcW?lltances made it
seem to be a more than ap-
propriate moment for the
recoll\ltion ol the orehestr1 's
dedicated leader.
Trophy in hand, he had to
tell hia: audil!nce that featured
artist Sherri Gittelman would
no! be deUverlqs: the group ol
arias lh1t were to be a
hlgbllght or lhe season's clos-
lne pi:ogram.
Pearlman eip1alned lhat
Miss Gtttelman'a huabond had
been seriously hurt in a car
accident and he bad only
·leorntd Sattlfliay mornl111 thal
the Costa Mesa soprano WOijld
be unable to f\illlll her com·
mUmeot. For the first time In
his career, he had earlier
commented, he had been
unable to secure a replace-
ment and hi& orchestra would
have to -and, in fact, did -
present the real of the pro-
gram as billed.
He did not tell hls audience
that he, him.self, had got out of
a sick bed to take hls baton
for that final concert. Heavily
doped and with eyes and no9e:
streaming, he was obvk>usly
determined to hold off the ef-
fect.. of the Ou virus that had
plagued him most ol the week
and put on what was left ol his
concert.
Maybe Uiose Euterpes (his
Sottietliing in Cot11mon
Don Adams ("Get Smart") and Hope Lange ("The
Ghost and Mrs. Muir") compare Emmies Sunday
. after both won for best performances in a comedy
~ series. Both had their .shows cancel~, then .Pic~ed-
~===''==:!-~~P by rival network~. .
orchestra drew a similar
award) helped. \Ve like to
think that they did for this
dedicated ensemble and tts
able conductor gave us a well
rounded and pleasing concert
that could be identified as
"end of season" only by the
d11-te. Q.f the p_roar.am,
It has been our experience
that we can look for and ex-
pect orchestras lo b e
somewhat on the ragged side
in their late season offerings
but this particular concert
de.fled any such analysis.
From the brisk, fervent open·
ing bars of Gllnka 's "Ruslam
and Ludmilla '' overture (there
is no better pipe opener in lhe
business) lhe college players
went on to deliver what we
must label as a rewarding and
sensitive reading of two "'ell
loved works.
Perhaps the ireater acclaim
should go lo their rendition or
?i-toz.art's Syniphony No. 41,
the "Jupiter." in the light of
what we felt was a close,
painstaking reading of this
complicated work. Bright and
effervescent this r.t o z a r t
might be but it has many
demands to place on the
orchestra that can not produce
lhe devotion to detail that was
so apparent Sunday night.
This Is not to detract from
the calibe r or Bach's Concerto
in D Minor and spirited
performances by t~o gifted
members of the orcliestra -
conc:ertmaster A d r I a n n e
Gelger and Frtd Gillett.
They took their places by
Pearlman's podium to give us
an Inspired and faithful
reading or thl! 11 v e I y •
animated work, a Ire at
favorite In tod11y's concert
halb. Mtss Gelger particularly
caught our ear with some fine
bow"'Work in the lovely seconct j;=;;;:;;;:;;;:=:~:::=;::::=;;::;;;
movement of the Bach classic
-largo ma non tant.o.
This has bttn a splendid
season for this Hne orchestra O'ltl
and it wu a pity that such an 7tt I. hrMI ,,.,
unfortunate chain of lalltM '"'.....,.•
cirewnstances should cast lts'I'-------..:
shadow upon this I as t Ende Tonl9ht triumphant performance. Bui J .... WIMNlwn
they were obstacles that were "RACHIL, RACHEL"
splen¢ldly overeome and that i. C•* _ Pt•
is· not, JM:Chaps, a bad note
upon which to close this happy
season ot 1~9.
-Lei us not overlook another
pleasing performance by the
Chorale Sinfonia under the
direction of Les Van Pyke in a
selection of five works offered
in the pre-intermission portion
of our program.
To our mind. "Battl e Hymn
of the Republic" -the
group's spirited, beautifully
handled finale -was by far
the pick of the ambitious pro-
gram. Yan Dyke capably led
his singers in this dellghUul
Wilhousky arrangement, a
setting of this old favorite
that is new to this writer.
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Trips c::aneeled
llkgal. Charte~.s
Hurting Tourists
WASHINGTON (AP)
Thousands of tourists face
p()SS!ble canceUation of lhe.ir
trips because they may have
unwittingly booked passage on
Ulegal charter flights I n
Europe, according to Ci vil
Aeronautics Board official!.
11We have rumors that there
might be aa many Rs 300
charters leaving out o f
Calitomla this year lo Europe
which have aspects ol ii·
legality about them." ac-
cording to CAB member John
G. Mams.
"We bear rumors that as
many as 100,000 persons may
be moving on such flights who
really ought oot to be moving
under a true inte,rpretaUon of
charter regu]ations," be ad-
ded.
The large scale of ques-
tionable charter flight activity
was aired officially for the
first time at a CAB meeUng
last Thursday arranged by the
National Air Carriers Associa-
tion to enable It!
supplemental-airline members
to outline major financial pro-
blems of the charter industry.
After listening to their woes,
Adams addressed the group on
"illegal type charter'5,
particularly from Calilornia,"
that are giving the board
serious concern.
1be airlines involved -sup-
plemental operators mostly -
and the travel agenls organiz..
ing the tours may be Jetting
themselves in for c l v i I
pena.IUes and suspenslons.
There may be littl e
recourse, outside or court ac-
tion, for passenger~ who pay
in advance for the tours that
are disapproved.
Last Friday the Board
fe£used to waive rules to
permit t w o supplemental
airlines -American Flyers
Airline, Fort Worth, Tex., and
Trans International Airlines,
Oakland, Celli. -to operat~
20 ealifomia-Europe flights
for the International Student
Allain: Club, Los Angeles.
S~lem.ental airlines itre
penmtted to operate flights
for charter groups,· but may
not sell tickets or carry in-
dividual members of the
public.
LEGAL NOTICE .... ,..,
NOTIC• TD ca•o1TOllJ
SUl'lllOI COUllT Of THI!
STAT'I O" C .. 1..1 .. 0ltNIA l'Oll
TN• COUNTY O" OltANGE
The board sald the student
rlub Charters apparently were
made available to the general
public by advertising that fail-
ed to comply with regulatloni;,
nnd nonmembers had been ac-
cepted on the proposed flights.
If the airlines go ahead and
operate t.M flights in spite of
the CAB actioC they become
subject to the board's en·
forcement musures.
Last March the CAB forced
another supplemental airline,
Overseas National Airways of
New York City, to cancel tl
round t r i p trans-Atlanti1'
charter Oights from Los
Angeles p, oposed under a con-
tract with the Goodwill
Ambassadors Club.
The board allowed the
airline t.o operate two other
flights for the group because
they w~e scheduled to leave
so soon that participants
might have been tmable t'l
make other travel ar·
rangemenlll.
"Very orten the carrier who
is a participant comes in at
the last moment and asks the
board to legalize something
which is illegal," Adams said.
"If the carrier itself pro-
perly polices these things, they
should not have to ask th!!
board to do this."
Adams said there have been
instances where the board has
warned the .:irline well in ad -
vance that its charter ~
gram may be improper, and
y.et the airline has not so ad-
vised the chlo.rter participants.
"Supplementals who may be
parUcipanls In charters have
the 'Obllgetion to us to. police
lhese thln(rS pr9perly, and not
wait until they fall apart a,ncl
then pass the buck to the
federal government," Adams
said.
CAB Vice Chairman Robert
T. Murphy commented that
when lhei t: ls such a large
measure of violation there
may be something wrong with
-the rules.
"There ls nothing evil in the
desire to iravel by air and I.(,
visit ·a fc.reign COUlltry cheap-
ly," Murphy said.
He poirted out that Ure
charter Otgbt regulations were
written several years ago, and
that on the basis of the .great
amount of experienct: since
then, the time may have come
for a review.
NI. A"tm '-;==========,! E1!1t.'ef NICK (NJKOl...AI) S1MOVICH,I
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U you have new nelghbon
or know o1 anyone movina
to our area. please tell ut
ao that \\'e may extend a
friendly welcome &nd help
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VOC.,62, NO. '138, 3 SECTIONS, 31 PAGES
EARlY RISERS -Edward Schweizer of Garden Grove, his wife
Suzan and the couple's two children Edward Jr., 4, and Sally, 2, got
up 'earJY this morning in hopes of seeing President Nixon at El Toro
MCAS. They got more than they bargained for as President stopped
. to chat with Schweizers, who carried sleepy children in their arms.
Countians Cheer Nixon
On ·Return to El· .. 'f.o·r.o--·
1J ARTHUR II. VINSEL
Of' tlli ""' lti'lff St•
Greeted br a medium-sized crowd in-
cluding a little boy wav'rlg two tiny
American Flags, the nation 's cbief ex-
ecutive came home_ to Orange County
Monday, en route back to the main or-
fic~
President Nixon had nothing official to
say durln1 lhe brief, commute,. stopover
at El Toro MCAS, but shook a few bands
after a formal welcome before heading
Graduation Rites
J!or Huntington,
Marina Scheduled
' Hundreds or graduating seniors will don
thelr scholarly caps and gowns Thursday
during commencement cerem.onie! Rt all
four Huntington Beach High School
District campuses. .
Graduation exercises begin at 7 1).m. 1n
the Marina High School Amphitheater,
with trustees R1chard B. Wilson and Mat-
thew Weyuker scheduled to present the
diplomas.
Valedictory speeches will be delivered
by.Qieryl C. Benard, Jacquelin A. 8!n-
ingkln and Barbara S. Larsen. Senior
opeaker wlll be ChrlstOpher T. Leland.
Dr. Daniel G. Aldrich Jr .. chancellor of
UC Irvine •. will deliver the com·
meib?ment address. · '
dererno'nies begin at 7 p.m. on the
Welt.minster High School campus as wel.1.
with eieiocists &laled for the athletic
stadium. ~Ill ll"'sts will be Trust .. l!'!Y M. Sctuhitt-aod Scott Flanagan. assistant
superinluldent of the HIUltin(too Beach
Hip sdlocil Dislricl Aldreiies: will be· dellyered by Debbie .
~ valetOctorian, ancJ Moses Olao,
aal&llator1an. Following their presen-
tations I the . eoo memben of the
crattua'unc ·class will receive diplomas
fro111 Principal Ferren Christensen and
Tr\Jllee Scbmltt. ~al guesU: of the Huntington Beach
Jtigb School ceremonies, schedu\ed for I
p.m. in Ute gymnasium. trill be Trustee
Dr ~ "Joaepb Bmal and District Superln-
le;,e;;; -Forney. ~-~ 'wlll ba
~ bT'Volodldorian Rlchm!W. Dtrtiy · Mel 'Slllulal«iln Krislil1e E. Dillon.
P1 .... nlrn·ot the 580 dipkJmas will be'
majli bl' Ori. ,omoy ond Rlbal.
F .... Vlillfl' HJ&b'Scbool lfadUIUOll
.., -for 7 ~.m. Ill Ille ll!l'l'lllllluler and • will Include
1peetbes oo "'""' O>alleOse of 'redly"' .,, Stevt Bnerly, Brenda
l'illmln llld Vltgtnl1 Wtloon.
"A PhOooopll)< of SurvlYll" will be the
Utle o I lllOU>or llddrus by Senior
Si>f<lker Ru 1'owltr. Olplotnis 1te IChedultd to be presented
by Dr. -Fulbntr, w!ltanl d15trfct
'11jpminteodtnt and John J . Bentle.y,
chairman of IJle.boanf•of tniNu.
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;or San Clemente. The Nixon.party left for Washington ar
8:40 a.m. tod1y, aft.er a last-minute chat
with a family who came to catch a
glimpse.
"There !t Is," someone shouted Monday
as Air Force One silently appeared in the
distance over the rolling bills of the
Orange Coast, trailing a smudge of jet
e1haust.
The big ship touched down on the north·
south runway nearly one hour past her
original 5:30 p.m. arrival time and taxied
to a halt on :he apron before the crowd of
several hundre<i.
Brig, Gen. Henry W. Hise, who took
command vf the sprawling installation
only hours after President Nixon passed
lhrough last Wednesday, greeted I.he
First Family with aides, his y.'ift ,Mary ,
and three o~ their six children. ·
Moments &ft.er the fronl door of the big
jet opened, President Nixon stepped ont
with a wave to be seen· often in Oran~e
County, then was joinffi by his wile Pat
Together, lh'y !lcpped down to the
runway, followed by daughter Tricia,
then Julie ancl David Ei~enhower.
"Which one's married to t i1 e
Eisenhower kid an~l what's th~ other
one's name?'' asked a reporter obviou'ily
dispatched to cover an unfamillir beat.
Geq. Hise introducPd his family to thr,
Nixons, including daughters Reeny, 28,
and Lissa. 19, who had seemed fidgety
with suspe~ tarller1 but graciously in·
trodu<fd lG-year-old Judy Mb< to lhe'r
important visitors. r
They ""' l<COmJ.,nf<d by Ma~ ·G.n. Arthur H. '.Adams( wbo*ps dOwn Frlday
as .C<inmlnder o( Ille Third~ Air
Wing, for a·;ie\v Korea duty· 1811gnr00it.
Scarcely' enough tir elapsld betwetn
arrival an<f departure to niemoriie a
person's Im. name, .but .the President ~ brj.sJtly to a reipe cordon keeping
back spect.ators to nieet fellow· Qranje Countians. .:
The tn1blic was inv!tcd to see the Presi-
dent arrive home from war-and-peace
Ii!« PRESIDEl'!l', P11e Ii .
H untington Plans
$2 Rabies Clinic
A ·$2 rabies clinic sponsored bJ the
North Huntington Beach Rotary Club will
be held from 7 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., Tbur1-
day, at the rn stat.ton on the comer of
Springdale Street and Heil AVentie.
One~ will provide protecllob fbr two
ywo. Coot -per dOf Ir II.
· Rollzy Pmldent Jock' Hovick said the
.June O<rles of. nbl& clllllcs will be the
1111.cha-~lnPio -~ """"" cu 111., tllilr pou~ ar.fhe,lor
price.
NEW VOit": (AP) -1be 1tock market
closed with a smalf toP In moderate
tr1din1 today. (Set quotitlons, Pagu
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • ' JUESDA Y, JUNE ·1 O, 1969 · J , ~ TEN CENTS
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Pentagon Drops Douglas
$3 Billion MOL Contract
· . • _ Rising Costs
Evans Sailors Back Home Bl · d ..
'Ghastly' Se a Collis ion K illing 74 Americans Told
A jetliner corrylng 113 N1vymen wbo
slept or worked 1 week ago u tbe USS
Frank E. Evans steamed into h3nn'J
Jerome H. King. evasive 1ct1on, unlil all bands were
.Weno there difficulties belore the ordered to collJston posts.
Ev.:!n.s WU bil? "She went down IO fut It WIS obvbu
rune · m
Project, Cut
"I prtfer not to amwer," A<tm. Crabb a large number of people were aboard way Ian~~ ln Long Beach ~onday for • replied. her," the Australian naval l>.ffletr said: Th.! Pentagon today canceled lta ·f3
joyous, but sober rtunion with lov cnes. He said a messenger awakened him To others who landed in Long Beach at billion Air Force M•nned Orbital
The dramatic tale of '-~w crewmen of th:-ee minutes before tt South China Sea 3:55 .p.m. Monday after 1 t.f.hour Olght Laboratory (MOL) project hea~
the Australian aircraft carrier KMAS tragedy to say the Melbourne and .the from Sublc Point Naval Mt Station, tbe at the McDopne'J:1·Dou'a~ Spece .S)llf.eml Melbourr ~ helpJ·-~··· \:t.tc!' :d the :'n· Evans were on colllalon course and be memory Ls less clear or oooe remaim at Center in Huntington Beach.
pending collisk>n that tilled 74 Yant rusl'>"~ to the flag bridge. all. Steadily incrtaalng In COit , over tbli: Dazzling moonlight. rmde it so clear Gunner's Mate Rene 3tone, ZZ, of origtnal $2 bllilon atimate, the U:.S.
: · ~ ab> began to 1 .. "old in a hearing aoother ship wu easily IND 2.000 yards Aaderson, ~.C., w.u. l§leep when he sud-defeue-oriented MOL project wu ICnJb.
the same day. • away,~ teStifi~ but the E.,am: mah>-dto1y flew acrou the -.room from bis bed after $1 .3 ·btWon bid already been
"It was a ghastly sight," Aid tained etMJNe u · fhe MelbOume t r ·i e d (See EVANS, P• ll \ spent oo.~e job. Australia~ Fleet CommMder Adm. GJ.B. Crabb, awakened three minutes Questions as to the fate of MOL-a-
belore to watcli •• Ille Melbourn• crash-Strike Forbidden !~81T:! ~ oms:c:b '::'= ed through the doomed Evans Uke a are aUll' <lpen today, but the Atf', For.ce
hatchet throogh a tin toy. so far refused to oay ju.st bow . ....,. jabl
One of those who went to ,the bottom c I • • K will be lffec~ ·
was Boller Tender 3/C Lawrerice J. ourt n1 unctwn eeps McDormell·Douglu WU one~ COD>-Reilly Jr., 21, whose father, Chief Gun-. tractor 00 the l)lllem e1gmc1 lo artill
ner'a Mate Lawrence J, Reilly Sr., ~. two men in a 30,000..ioo. 71-f~
or 2334 Minuteman Way, Costa Mesa, .nacecraft for 30 days at a stM.cb. was saved. ' ... ,.
A joint investigaUon by American and B h T he J b 'Ibe other la General Electric.. at ·HI
Australlan ,··;al authorities adjourned eac eac rs on 0 Pennsylvania plan~ •cconliDc to LmJ
Monday at Sublc Bay, the Fhillpplnes, Vllsl<y, -I director· of ufenll!
resuming today in ::ngapore, where th,e relations for ·McQonoell-O;puglaa ip llUD-
M!lboume·1s undergr.;ing co1lialoo repal:s. , · . tlngton.Beecb. -~onday'a testimony · fea~\ired Adm. TQ:cbertw~·~t·l&cl~~ay at Prtsldent Carl Manemrinn, ne1oUat1t11 "We· can't make a statement about\tbe
Cra""· who revealed 'the :a,soo-ton , all ~our-H . tmlf.oR ~~h District Hlgb c~:.,r-11 chab:m~n Ray ~l?F ~oil oth~ effect' on the ·ecooomtc or ~ ~~llll!!l(d a • · _ oc: !i, · -*ke•W~ "~fl~ p-••"111)!\lil., ol!(~l!9" J>e<auae,.. ii, ... •1 ~lo =et?.!•· ''.l"!~~lh911111..o. ~. -t!>oY i--i--< ~· . ,.,.-.. lnclljdlng ti"1 I!-.. ~~! 1!':....~~:~. al)er
m• .... m ~ · Supofio<;Courimtr,jptforbld d lnf ~~ger, Allin. ~1 Zd ,A'-fot 1111 project llliudJ WIS
"Aiitllior p ..... )rllbin IO feet-f .... ,._... Wiil'llopplfil. '· ....,,.,,.., --. . .-. nioifn;. -~ Iii Vaadeilberf AJ'B
10 1 .. t -of Ille Melbain>e In the url1 '"'' .-....., lnJunctlon Wll l,..i Roboit'de Luca; 1'l>b ~ """·Dldt neu Sula Morla.· morniaC of Moy 31," the Auale Deel !alt Moadty allemooo by Superior Jud(e 1>1wc17, ' Deputy ~ ~ D a YI d
chlef said dW"lnc the heari~g. ~. Samuel Pfebe:n. It s~ally forbids In addiUon the complalnt u..u 10 John Pickard, announdDI tbe NIDceJ!atioa 1t
He did not identify the ahip Which near· the Dl5trld Educators A 1 1 o c I a. t I on Dee a9oclat1ons nd eoO ·John Doi tn-a quietly called · newa conference, a-
ly took Ille Evana' place In naval history, (DEA) ud Its '10 momben lrom "atri);· . 1 , plalnecl 1ba1 Peatqoo offlcla1o ""1Cluded
t>·•t Jr'"'-·1 sOurces •~.'.d It w11 the USS ing or caWng or · 1uc111Jt' a llrii:e or wort divlduaJI. the MOL't: po&entialraocaoipllahm.a!a did
Everett F. Lanon, bomtporte<: like tbe stoppage tft the nature of 1 strike." DEA P re a I d e n t M~ann. · who not WatrJJ;'lt contlnuaUoo when wtJgbld
Evans In Long Beach. In lddJtion a heartni baa been achecl.JI· resumed hia teaching du~ea ·~ Malina a1aiftlt other defeme needs.
Commun I cation• among stups ed June ti befc« .Judge Claudi Owens, HJgh School today, could not; be rucbed He: said latest ·estima~ JncD~ ~
participating In the wbsequent reacµe duii-:g 'whfch the ' o'EA will be aaktd t.o for comment project would COit $3 bllllon U ,earned to
operation which saved 200 Evl\nl show cause why a ~anent injunction COURT ACl'ION . , compldlon -fl bllUon more ~ t1Jt
crewmen were excellent, Adm. Crabb s~· -··Id not be bsued. The court action is spectflcally Jev,eled original estimate of SI bUlion.· ·. .
told the board headed by U.S. Rear Adm. The DEA will also be asked to answer against Mond.ay.'1 teacher walk-<JUt and I A cdmblnaUon of 'technical dif6cul•
h I ...• ....1 • 'th th I te·-•--•Ued minimum •·• May 29 ana I rtduction of funds already bad c arges o tthe11u1n1 w1 e regu Jr ~·--\HIJ' • forced a delay in uie furl MOL launch ~h~uJ.e," of "coercing a n d Jn· Delpit"! Monday 's walk~l which in-schedule -1rom 1111 . to im ·Packard Council Studies
$12 Million
t1m1daUng'' action, of ••ca u 1 t n g volved 292. of the district's 497 teaCher1 polnt.ed• out •
dangerOWI and· somett,nes chaotic situa-a~nling t.o .administration aources, The MOL.was t.o be lO reet in diameter
lions at . the 3Cbools" .~nd or "~sting classes were held a~ the HunUngton cotisilttng of twin modules -one ·•
unauthonzed schedules. Beach, Marina, Westminster and Foun-laboratory . .and. the other COntalniDg other
lain Valley ci.mpuses. experimental equlprilent 1be planned COMPLAINT FILED SubsUlute t&::hers, admir.istraton: ,and launch vehicle wai the 1'1tan In _..1......1.,
Ci ty Expend itures The complaint was flied ·by Deputy counselors helped in supervising the • ........ ~
County Counsel Willl1m J. McCourt for 12,000 students who were on a minimum Fourteen pllots -11 Alr Force, two
the school dlatrict, which has been day scbedule. from the Navy and one from the ~
plagued by · .I teacher dowdown over a Onl , st d t ... ~ I 'd Is Corps -have been in traininc for the Finance matters took top priority in a
special meeting Monday night of the Hun·
tington Beach City Council ~hen coun·
cilmen found themselves mulling over the
best way to spend some fl2 million. .
salary dispute on two occ8lion.s since Y ~or u en ..::a~ 00 en MOL project. They are now 1valla!Jle for M, .. Z9. troubled two of the camptlffs Monday. other asaignmenl!.
Reports of toih:t paper littered on the Original I lied f f It also Includes charges that the 1 Fc"italn V1Uey JUgh School grounds and P 81111 ca or our 30-dly
The first f6 million -almost cash 1n
hand -is for a parks system. Coun-
cilme n hired the finn of Stone and
Youngberg of San Francisco to handle:
the details of a bond sale proposal to ob-
talll the money authorized by lhe voters
MOL Dighta: in the flrrt year. teacher actions "resu~ In a lack or a girl injured by a rlreciacker at Hun· Packard said in explanaUon of tht
supervision QI large numbers of tington Beach High School were turned in caucellaUon: "In order to reduct tl\t students'' and provocation of a situation by principals. d f arch d &! I t ... ..._. whereby the district could lose ".4 There was more trouble at e ~ rese an · ve opmen ..._...., .., signulcant.ly, it wu neceasarY to Cul million In state funds through the loss of Wes· '-:11ter HJ1h School, where students baci drastically on numeroua small ~
school days. littered the grounds l\ Ith toilet tissue and grams or to. terminlie one of the tarief~
Named in the complaint were DEA (See TEACHERS, Pap ii most costly undertaklngi.''
on June 3.
A nport is due at the ne:a:t council
meeting on melDI to sell the bonds.
Councilmen also Instructed the recreation
and park department to 11n1pfy the names
of three top land8cape ardlltecls who will
oversee the )ob of converting thll $6
million to a system of parks.
_,._ _,._ .A. ..A. A A Packard said the cancellaUon would
>< >< '"' >< >< >< sava 11.5 bllllon !nm the bud(ets· for
T h . s ek R 1 • · fiscal yean 1,,0-thn>ulh 1974, but ooly . eac ers e estrammg "if~~'"!l'::!t°:':::r·m1111 ..
requtsl<d In the proposed budiel """ . . . befor..<:ongnu would.be needed to pay
Recrtalion commisllionen have: Jn-
terviewed seven I~ archlteetl and
are """"1ed this wedltod to tour .....,.1
soulhlllld parks to ,.. wbat ldDd of work
0 d Bl k P Seal bills already Incurred ud "fonormlna-r ·er to · oc ~Y. · e u"'.:!'~'t~~~~Alr
the landscape udritects c1o: . --'-·-~-On that committee a,. Recrt1Uon Tacllen of the HuntlngWn Dtacb High Valley High ~boot, 70 ot W"""""'"'"
Commiuioo Chairman Tom Cooper: School ·District wbo stayed IWlJ from High Sc:bool ond !II 1t \funllnitoa, • ~
Commllsloner Ron Bauer; Commiulon-cla&ll!:I ·Monday to conduct" "peraonal W,h SchooJ choosing to be abaent. .
er·Lee M01teller; Councilman Don Ship-business" are now Pft'J>4fed to seek a Manemann said the ..__.. We ·uied
I nd J M tne Cit~ Admtnh:tra-restraining «der to prevent the bolrd ..... ,"""'. ey a erry a y,. of•-·~-from 1d~tlng 1•-salary. "as· a me1lns of •etUnf ..;1buc attention tor Doyle Miller; City ngineer Bill "'--...... 1o11 • .,.. Han'ge and Director or Receratlon and scheduler ~ ' on the achoola and to make ·the public
Parks Norm Worthy. Accorting to Carl Manemann, prest· aware. that the local commwilty 11 not
The second $6 mHlion is for a civic dent af tlie. 430-member DI 1 tr i ct makfo& Jta ta1 effort. , .-
center. Unlike the parks spending plan, Educators AisociaUon (DEA), a move is ".It was 1lso tn prOtest against tht uu'er
councilmen as yet ha ve no Idea whe:~ now qnder way to, obtain the ordei by disregard of the boafd for us," be: added,
th is money Is coming rrom. Counclbnen 7:30 .. r.ni, tonight 'before the trustees refeJTing to I 1peclal board of uua:tees
set June "3 1t 7:30 'p.m. for 1 1peci1l could aet the schedule during lb regular mee:Ung Saturday in which the· DEA'•
meeting wllh newly hued architect Kurt 00..iness JT';~ting. latest salary propoal wu Ill.UT turned
Meyer, who waa named Jut. week \o Should lhty fail lo obtain It, it means down. •
design the new dvic eeoter. that the fiabt ls ovtr and that the DEA memben met 1t nooc MondaJ
Att.ending the meetfni: will be ~n-tea.chm wuI,)'lave to lake the 4 perceot and ·1oted unanlmou.!lly to go bact to
taUVft of the WllHom J. Moron , Co salary lncrwe the boald lw olfered ~ t<>!laY lpd tlie 1-.t 'al !be .i'ecir,
bulldtn of !be Costa llaa QYlc Celit.T u-,. with Ille poaibllltr ol a two percent They will lllto ult' Ille ailnWllstl'tlloo to
,,.; the HUllUnlton P1idfle ~ -kl !be fall i,;,,. 11111iud1etec! !i!Jiils. reochedult, Monday'o llilal <WNnall<il.
on tho beacll near tbt·Huntqlilli ~· ! l!Wie board .eta. .. _.-bllahln('lho ' lo Tbunda;•.. • --
Pier ' ' I ' .. laty' ICheduJe Ille teochtrf wftl Wll D•-'-•"-'Ion' of~ -•·-· l)e(ale-~ ~ uld • .ow. '""' ... \ tnlmll,:iolo·sU,llG"""'•lly,d~· byo;;·~· ... ~u;;:.:..ri!. '-.m111t Ille Wt-JlllJ IO ~ th'I OO'<luol-·Up untll _-ltlij ba10 contlnu< lhtlo quest for mon poy
centtr llld cumntly .,.. dliitMlilll ~' Hke, for• ta•• of lf.91111 to llJ,IGll.plus lhnlbgh th esummer months, ""'"""· poalblllty ol a joint !'Oft" ~I various employe benefits. no · di!lnllt p{1111 have been !Mnblillod
with Ille COWlly, ... perhaJll ·-ochool Attordlq to ngun1 rtltaoed' bJ the yet. • dlstrlcl or 1 non-profit COftlOl'lllldn. EaCh DEA, DI 1e11Chert of 1111 diotrlcl'1 "11 Said M1nemann, "In Ille heat at 1111
could ISMte boOOI to rai.se U\e~y W ,l•~ult, .membdt part•<::Jpa:ed In Mon. moment;, we would ·r~ther not JO off al
build Ille II mltl loo <Mc: eenlit1 Repoy· doy'1 boycott. • tl\e dtep end. We wont to think !hi; lhlna
ment ol the bonds would bf bom !be ' . Al Mll'lnl Hlah School; 11 teocllen left lh....,i.. We want to bl dellbr·te .o.at
generel propert,y tu mt. ..., •JI thelr clulrooml with .'1$ at 'huntiin Jt. ". ' ' , , , , . lo -
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Wea"'81'
t the morning cloud• ahoul~ part
learty on Wedneslflr to llllow a·
m011lly IUMY 'dq-on tbf: coast.
with lemperatura-ln ~·the -cl).71
range.
INSW E TODAY
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2 DAn.Y PILOT H •
Threat To Supervisor
Sunset Beach S~nd Bri~gs Re,~Jl c~'f..alk
By WIWAM REED
Of .... OlllW r1i.t Iliff
TroublU in Ute tiny community 01
Suneec. Beach took oo a new dimension
lodaY with the threet of a reeaJJ action
against Second District County Supel"-
Vi.sor David L. Baker over the fate of a
milt long !1rlP. ol nod belonginlj (o tbe
Soulhem Pacific Railn>ld Company. ~..,..,.. llOll! lhls morning 14 Super·
visor Baker to . .area newspapers, the
state atome) general lnd to the cwnty
disirid attornes by E . A. r:rant. 1851
Paclftc Coast Highway, r• ~1 Bak.er
for the supervisor's aJl . lack or
action on the railroad str: .
"Your COnstituents hr .
you haft the building cf
alq tbe Pacific Electric 1
in Sun.w:c Beadt. ,
ues1ed
,en ts
; \ray
"You bave i&n<ftid ·these c~ .....•• i;s
...i thrir petitions. You have allowed
builders to start construction.
"I assure you recall action Is already
instituted,'' asserted Grant's telegram.
Baker and Grant were unavailable for
comment this morning.
1be problems -of the tiny strip or
homes along the ocean and Pacific ~ Hiahway have be en much dis-
cussed of late with the county Board
ol Supervisors and the City of Hunting-
ton Beach each considering what migflt
be done with the strip of land vacated
by the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Residents of the area want the strip
converted to beach parking.
The rail.road company wants to build
apartment,, on the strip and has em-
plo)'td a Beverly Hills firm_, Carlton
Builden, to get the requirea building
pernllt.s from the county.
Urges Private Study
Newport Policewoman:
Sex Belongs at Home
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of IM o.ur l"llM lletf
Celeste Saunders, Newport Beach
policewoman, thinks sex education should
be a RriVi.te matter, not something
diScussed openly between boys and girls
in the classroom.
Sbe says sex education belongs ln the hoine. Jf 'jt must be taught in school, she
want.I the sexes separ~ for modesty
and the approach low key .-starting
perhaps with children watching rabbits
bdng born.
Mrs.. Saunders presented her views
Monday to members of a Newport
Harbor Chamber of Comm<rce com-
mittee looliing into the feasibility of a
school ses: education program.
In urging a keep-it-private, go-tlow ap.
proach to sex educaUon Mr!. Saunders
aligns herself in opposjtion to the frank ,
d~ boy-girl exchange of sex opinion
practiced" in Anaheim High School
Diatrict.
Y ~t pfoponents of such sex educaUon
progrims cannot accuse her of being
naive about teenagers' sex curiosity.
Mn-Samiderl primary llligmnenl with
Nowporl Beach potico for 10 yean has
been bmlstl&ation of .es: crimu.
CREATES BOND
.. I •. myaell, as a )>Olice offlctr wpu!d
rather .see this sex education atrJctly 1n
the ~e~" she said. "'I found a beart·to-
heart talk created a bond between my
daughter and mystlf."
"I would go along With you in saying
the~ for it is in the home," said Rev.
PhiliP ·Murray, of the chamber coin-
mittee. "But the heck of lt is the home
doesn't do it in 95 percent of tbe cases."
''1bill is the pity," eaid Mrs. SaundeMI. ••n.e drop out rate (,{ pregnant hlgh
schoo1 girls. The venereal disease rate.
It's frightening ."
But Mrs. Saunders Is cauUous about
saying school sex education is lhe
answer. "If it is taught it should be biology and
anatomy taught by a professional," she
said. '"nlere are good and bad educators.
A tiny minority across the country are
arWit.ed for deviallon. I would be very
uncomfortable having a tea~her who just
picked up a textbook teaching · my .. ,,._ ..
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GOOD BACKGROUND
She was asked what she meant by a
professional.
"Someooe with a great deal of
background In child psychology," she
said. "Someone aware of the hang-ups .of
this group, who can present the matenal
comfortably."
She said she d~n't mean it as a slam
at the coaches or physical education
teachers who now privately answzr
.students' questions to lessen anxiety, but
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she does not think they are particularly
well qualified.
Chamber committeeman T h o m a s
Garver suggested that if the program
were started at an early enough age it
could overcome embarras.!lment. He 5aid
he thought youngsters might react, "Yes,
he's being told and she's being told, but
they don't want us to gee each other."
Mrs. Saunders said she· had never
heard ot.students running out and asking
each other what they learned from the
coaches. "I think they would accept the
fact they are getting equal education, but
separated for modesty."
PARENTS OBJECJ'
She said she thought pare!'Jt.!I wou1d ob-
ject to the program less if boys and girls
were taught separately.
Dr. Nolan Frizzelle, comm It tee
chairman, said boy-girl discussion or se1.
might be a lessening advantage .
"Stude.nts might come to have less
respect for sei instead of more," be said.
Arthur Guy asked ·u she was referring
to the Anaheim School District when she
made reference to salacious content of
sex classes.
"Yes, I am," she said. "I don't think
sex education 1hould delve into It,"
She said any program should be aimed
at the normal youngster •
"The aophbtkated, unprotected child iJ
going to learn by his own devices at a
much earlier age," she said. "Some girls
expe riences go back to a tender age you
wouldn't believe .•. well, 12 or 13. This is
because Of an emotionally deprived situa-
tion in lhe home.''
GARBAGE INSTRUCTION
She said ln her own uperience u
police sex investigator on1y three cases
stand out where youngsters might havt
resorted to deviate behavior becauss
their only sex education was .. garbage
can instruction" from their peers.
"But the peeping Toms, indecent ex-
posers, those who make lewd telephone
calls also usually have records like
malicious mischief, car tampering or
burglary in thelr background. It is the
result of bad family stabilization .
"J've talked to other investigators
where the child acted out the sex act out
of curiosity because he had Ses: educa·
tion," she said. "I'm trying to be as fair
in presenting this as l can because I've
kept DO statistics."
From Page l
MOL PROGRAM
Force unmanned space programs."
In reply to questions, P a c k a r d
e~timated that $75 rilillion would go for
contract termination costs and $225
million to complete projects useful in un-
manned space programs.
The MOL program was conceived in
1963 and approvtd in 1965. The objecllve
was Ui orbit In space a 30,000 pound, 72-
foot Jong manned laboratory with a two-
man cre1~·.
The laboratory was to be pressurized
so that the.crew could live In shirt-sleeve
environment for as long as 30 days.
Packard pointed out that technical dlf·
firulties and a reduction in' funds
previously had dtlayed Ibo scheduled
launch of the flrst MOL from 1969 to
1972.
He Aid tbe c!tlays ln<:rused the
estimated cost of the program from $2
billion 14 $S billion.
Meanwhlle, he sald, the Pentagon has
••accumulated much experience in un-
manned satellite systems for !UCh
purposes as research, communications,
navigation and . meteorology'' and has
''profited" from civilian space activities.
Air Force Secretary Robert Seamans
Jr. expr.essed disappointment at P.10L
cancellation but said "lhe Air Force will
do its best to carry out the tenninatlon in
st:ch 1 way aa to derive mulmum
benefit from the sctenUfic a n d
i.dinolOllcaf ""'"'"" tnllde 14 date."
Gold Prices Soar
PAR1S (UPI) -Gold prices shot
upward tooay on the European money
markets rollolfing rises in U.S. prime in·
terest ratts. With new jitters gripping the
world markets, the price of g1.1ld rose
from fU.$3 t.o f4S.61 an ounce on the
PariJ market. A gold ingot (2.2 )Xlunds)
rose to •t,4~9. up $67 over the Monday
price.
Hunimitoo ilelda wll!ll io _..;... the
area to 1he city. C.OUncllmen have qr.
dered a study of what the city Parking
Authority might be able to do to solve
the problem.
Residents of the beach comm11nit)'
maintain that they already are short of
parking space and that adding buildings
will only make the probJt:m worse. They
have AJ.>plled to Huntj:n'gton Beach for
anne1.ation action on the coodtUon ~t
the city ls willing to aid In solving the
problem.
County supervisors are considering
"'hat steps the county might take t()
acquire the strip, but both the city and
county appear without funds to buy the
land.
The strip Is zoned for apartments and
the construction company 'has obtained
building permits for an apartment de-
velopment as permitted by law.
From Poge 1
PRESIDENT. • •
talks with Vietnam~.ie President Nguyen
Van Thieu, while hi'JO arrival June 4 was
limited to Marine personnel a 11 d
dependents.
Based onw hat informed sources say
about his feelings C1n the Vietnam sltua ·
lion, President Nixon seemed to single
out those whose future hope of not
fighting such a war seems greatest.
David Piper, 3, of auena Park, had a
runny nose from the cool breeze which
sent threatening clo J'ls scooting over th~
rugged mountains t.o the east and seemed
nonchalant alter meeting the President.
His father Bob. however. was im-
pressed with the historic incident -In
Piper family terinS -and was
particularly pleased lbat his wife and all
four sons were there.
"We drove like crazy to get down here
after hearing th~ public was invited 30
minute.s ago and kuowing it would take 20
minutes just for the trip," said Piper.
How did the Piper boys like meeting
the President?
"Pretty good," said Ronnie, 8, "but
why are you writing all that stuff down?''
The First Family 1"IS standing in the
slightly awkward 1\'ell·are-we-ready? lim-
bo th at accompanies off i c i a I ap-
pearances, BO President Nixon ushered
them to one of three waiting helicopters.
RIGHT TURN
Newly-designated Marine Corps
Helicopter One, the turbojet chopper
wheeled into a right turn facing the
bystanders and the rotor bl&des roared as
she moved down the asphalt strip.
Seated in the big central, bay window ·
section, the President wu still waving to
those )who could see through &lie eye-
waterfng rotorwasb or the s w i l t
helicopter.
Earlier, the three choppers which
would carry the N!xons, aides and Wtiite
House Press correspondents had made
the dry run round-trip flight to San
Clemente to warm up for the real thing.
fi.1issing the Nlxons' Monday night ar~
riva l, secuclUes dealer E d.w.a rd
Schweizer, Of 10692 Keel Ave., Garden
Grovt, brought Ed Jr., 4, and Sally, 2, to
see the President off.
The First Family was about to board
Air Force One when Mrs. Nixon spotted
the hopeful Schwelzers and they paused
for a few friendly words.
From Page l
EVANS .•.
rack, hit a bulkhead and later found
himself aboard the Melbourne.
"The men ol the Melbourne were the
greatest I've ever seen," s a Id Sione.
"Lhey gave me clothes and shoes and
they gave us beer to help us sleep."
Every Evans survivor lost a buddy.
"We were all good friends ," he said,
"on a boat 345 feet long, you've got to be
good friends. The ramming made the rest
of us closer."
Gunner's Mate 3.C Leo Huff, of Denver,
Ohio, said he had just gotten off watch
and wa s amidships at the collision point
when he saw the black bulk uf the
Melbourne looming up like a shadow.
"He'!: be glad to get out," said Huff's
awit, Mrs . C. W. Sumner, of Ontario, ex-
plaining that her nephew ls due for
discharge next month.
S-Ome of the greetings were tearful,
some were subdued, but one ·was torrid
and intense enough to drown the. stark
memory of six days earlier. .
Boller Tender 3-C Robert Crow, ot
Nokomis, Ill ., could just 11s easily have
been on duty at the spot where BT 3·C
P.eUly-was when he and the other hands
in the forward section died.
Crow and h1' Long Beach sweetheart,
AMa Klmif, 18, stood at the airport
Monday In a passionate embrace-a!I
passersby stared with understanding-and
perhaps a little envy.
He was asked his reaction to the
tragedy as the young lovers paused to
breathe.
"What collision~." he murmured
dreamily.
Food Clerks Extend
Picketing in LA
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The Retail
Clerks Union, Local T70, today began u ·
tending ii.I picketing opttaUons to ln-
dependenl warehouses alter negoUaUons
in the l~ay-old food market strike-
lockoul broke down Monday.
Local spoke8man Joseph T. Desilva
t.ald the talks, being held under the
auspices of the federal mediation service,
,_.·ere brokfll oH becauee Robert K. Fox,
president of the Food Employers Counci1,
took a dU!ertnt stand Monday than 'the
one he held when Ult ta1U receued Sun-
dal nlghl
DAILY l"ILOT 1'11119 loy RVlll N~ HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS WAIT FOR START OF MEETING OUTSIDE LOCAL THEATER
Movia . House Owner Maintains Neutr•lity es Huntington P•y Dl1p1i1te Heats Up
Lawyers Have Next Say
In School-home Hassle
Legal minds will take the next selps in
the running feud between Mrs. James
Brown, 9'165 La Arena St., Fountain
Valley. and the Huntington Beach Union
High School District.
Mrs, Brown has complained to the
district for the past year about baseballs,
soccer balls and other objects flying .into
her yard £ro.m neighboring Fountain
Valley High School.
Last week a baseball took a beeline
from tbe school yard dirl'Ctly to the
bedroom window ot the Mrs. Brown's
hou~. splattering glass over her sleeping
husband.
''If they'd just put a high fence by the
homes that border on the school that
would solve the problem," says l\1rs.
Brown.
But now it appears the matter will
have to be settled in court.
Dr. Max Forney, district superin-
tendent, said today the matter is in the
hands of the district's insurance company
and their lawyers, ''and we plan to take
no action except on their advice."
In just a few shor1 wuks you, ,oo, c1n lose
IS-20-25 p0t1nds 1nd be prot1d of the WIY you
look. l1diM, yot1'll be weiring 1h1 new
fi9;t1re-reve1ling fe ll f1shions with pride ind
confidence. And, Men, !he new leilor-shaped st1its
will look greet on Y<lll-Onte you've rediicovered
yol/r w•ISI. Don't pt11 ii off-teke ii off I
Ac! now, for spect•I row redt1ced rites dt1rir1Q
Holiday Nellontl fitnm Monlh.
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.TEAOIERS •••
set 15 trash cans on fire throughout the ,
day.
"We had a most difficult time," said
Westminster Principal Ferren Chris-
tensen, "it wasn't pleasant. In fact, ii
was like a miniature Vietnam."
All was quiet and orderly on the
Marina High School car.1pus, aceording to
Principal Glenn Dysinger.
According to the latest inlonnation, the
teachers have not yet accepted the final
district wage proposal which offered a 4
percent salary increase with the possibili-
ty of a 2 percent boost from unbudgeted
money, as well as health benefits.
However acceptance could be made
public during the regular business ,
meeting of the board of trustees which iJ
scheduled for '1:30 p.m. tonight.
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VOi;,_ "62, NO. "138, 3 SECTIONS, ~I PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAi.IFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE I 0, 1969!. TEN CENTS
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Honeymoon Over
-.
for Legal ·Meter . -Feeding
By RIOWID NALL
The honeymoon's about over.
The moratorlwn on legal meter feedi.ig
for dOwntown Laguna Beach parkers is
nearing tbe end of the string.
'lbe city expects to receive and begin
lnatalllni its new meter heads downtown
this weei, about 300 or them. This
meW:·
-Thal.the co&t or parkln~ doubles to 10
•
cents an ho!ir:
-naj °"I'° who park for.more than
two ~ In two.hour &paces get a ticket
that cosll $1 U paid promptly.
-A new ticket may be given for each
additional two hours of violation.. Tickets
can atack'·up on the windshield.
-Shoppers will receive a haH-hour free
parking fot .each token they receive from
' ~
IXOll
Down the
Mission
Trail
Niguel District
Reservoir Set
MISSION VIEJO -The Moulton-Niguel
Water District has awarded a contract
for the El Dorado Water Storage
Reservoir to serve northern Mission Vie-
jo and be located near Alicia and
Trabuco Parkways.
The, accepted low bid for the more than
lwo-millloo-galkin reservoir and pipe
in>in WU $Z11,1115 rr.., Teymedi Corp.
Of Santa Ana. Completion is 'scheduled in
F ... arylflt.
1be M.arguerltt Reserroir . under eon·
atrudloo neor Saddleback is to· Iii C'llfb.
pleted In Augu>I.
e FU-•• Plan Set
SAN CLEMENTE -San Clemente
High School will host a &ummer recrea·
tion program designed for physical con·
dltioning, competitive games and athletic
develapment skills.
' The program, which will get under way
June 11, will be olfered to all Capistrano
Unified School District. teen and adult
males who wi.sb-to improve their level of
overall physical fitness.
11Je gymnasium and physical fitness •re& will be.,.open from 1·1 p.m. Monday
through Thunday and Friday from 1-5:30
p.m. The program will contlnue lbrough
Auiust %7.
e Male Cheerleaders
MISSION VIEJO -Two male students
·will be sum>unded by 10 distaff ~mbers
of the Saddleback Collegt cheerleading
lquRds next year.
Sophomores Charles Rawn o( San
Clemente and Lou Pellor of San Juan
Capbtrano will join veteran cheerleaders
Lyme Broyles of San Clemente and Pam
Downs of. Tustin.
Other co-ect cheerleaders are Pat
Cssella, a sophomore from El Toro, and
Miche11e Foster, a freshman from Tustin.
Songleaden for 1969-70 include: Terri
Staffieii of Tustin and Sharon Addis of
Lquna Niguel, both second year leaders;
Barb Trapp and Leslie Mowers of Tustin :
M.mreen .Demen of Misal.on Viejo and
Leno Deszcz ol El Toro.
Hospital
Sets Fund
Campaign
A $500,000 fund drive will be launched
by South Coast Community Hospital tn
hopes that upansion constructiOR ca•
start shortly after the first of the year.
Board President John Weld said Coft-
strudion st.art, originally sc~eduled for
June 1, has been delayed principally by
Jack of funds.
The planned expansion of the 174-bed
facility is to include addition of 126 beds
and the .supporting ancillary services.
Weld said, "Our upan.sion fund drive
IU!·Yea( !alied)o ~the II m1IBon
in private fund,, we fteed to qualify for
feflrat aid under tbe ~mu:Ha~ Act,
~ &he sharp atrtallment l•Jl year in Miit liilladilil IJllb en the stale and
fedlnl le.el midi govunmeot money
unavailable in any event.
••So, even though the iteadily growing
patient load is taxing our facilities
beyond capacity, we had to postpone the
buUding program."
Weld said the hospital aulhoritles hope
to qualify for a $2 million slice of. new
HW·Harris funds forthcoming i n
December or January.
Despite several substantial gift& since
the first of the year, Weld said the
hospital is still about $500,000 short of
matching the federal fund! sought.
Meanwhile, construction coats have
skyrocketed so that the actual cos.t of the
planned apamion may run to '1 million
rather than the $4 million originally
llgured, Weld said.
Said Weld, "Indeed, tt seems likely now
that we may have to go into debt for the
first time in the · hospital's history to
secure all the monty required to com-
plete the e.ipansion procram."
Norman Vincent Peale
President of Church
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (UPI) -The
Rev. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, known
to million11 through his book "The PoWer
of Positive Thinking," hia: newspaper ctil·
umn and his close tlea with the Nixon
famil)r, was eJected president of the
Reformed Ch!p'ch in ~erica Monday
nighl
PeaJe wvn on the third ballot to bead
the 232,000.member d~tJon.
parllclpating mercllanls. -
The new .i;yatem ls by joint agrerment
of the DoWntown· Business A!sociation
and city Officials. It is aimed at bath in-
creasing revertue from meters wbicb now
give an hour parking rqr • nlclde and
providing the lure-of limited free parking
for aboppers. -
The city formerly banned meter
feedihg Which productft .a muslcal·cars
situation. Downtown w-orkers parking
close to their,p!ace of work W'OUld go out
and move cara to ·wipe off Chalk marks
on ,their tir~. tci confµse :iU~ter en-
forcement.
The work force got soiiething of a
break w~ Judg~ J . Parley ~mlth held
in Municipal C~ !hat the intorcement
_oas
•
was not legal Binet parkers wer9·not ap-
prised of the meter-fe.edlng ban.
Clty Manager James D:Whea!Jn said
the city has worked • thls out ..._Ith the
court. The ineters will bear a .dtCaJ tell-
ing of the~llm.ltation. ·
For those who m\161 park d~.
there are 36 10-hour meters (JO~ts ·ln
hour) al the munlciPal lot rteOr The ... -· -·
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EL TORO HUDDL.E -President Nixon and famlly cha~ with high ran'king Marine Corps officers upon
arrival in Orange County lor overnight stay en route
from Honolulu· to Washington. Coi.tnterclockwise
from President are Mrs. Julie Eisenhower,· Mrs.
Mary.I-Iise, Tricia NiXOn: M'rs. Ni,xop., ·Brig. Gen.
Henry W. Hise, conlmandet Of El 'lloro MCAS", and
Maj. Gen. Arthur H. Adams, commander of El
Toro-based Third Marine Air Wing.
Council S.tudies Problem
Of Drainage in Canyon
Laguna Canyon is nature's natural
drainage channel to the sea for the llur·
rounding hills and watershed.
The problem is that it has homes and
businesses and a highway along its
course.
There ls a drai!f'age Channel too but not
a large enough one for the big floods that
occur every ftundred years or ao.
Lagunans in the canyon who went
tlTrough recent nood lng know this.
It ls t.echnicaUy docwnented in a study
prepared for the Orange County Flood
Control District by the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers. City councilmen will take
up the matter In a study session Wed·
nesday night and hear a. presentation by
flood control engineers.
Nixon Schedules
Briefing for
Congressmen
By MERRIMAN SMl'nl
Ul"I Wlllte H-aeper1..-
President Nixon l'iew home from
Orange County on the last leg of his
hfidway mission Tqesday to report to
congressional leaders on the significance
of his conrerence with South Vietnam
President Ng\l)'en Van Thieu.
Germans See Sex Frankly
The report does not include plans for
solution or flood problems, jmt technical
information. to lltlide In zoning along the
"flood plain•" or construcUon of flood
protection works . · ·
The report not.ct:
''The ,Orange ·eounty Flood Control
District proposed that a dam be coti·
structed at El Toro Road however, funds
were never authorited for lb con·
struclion."
The Alr Force 1 Jet carrying the preal·
dent and his: party dwparted the El Toro
Marine Air Station at 8:41 a.m. It wu
dtie In' Wuhingion about 1 p.m. EDT.
Nixon scheduled a meetW; at ~White
House shortly thereafter ~th• bipartisan
leaders or the Senate and House to
di.scuss the announ~ 2 5 1 O O O • m a n
American troop withdrawal from Viet-
nam and prospeeta: fpr progress in the
Paris pe.ac.e talkJ.
Richly Illustrated Book Slwws All About It
BJ NANCY KOWERT
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HaJll .... b1c1t ID school thb WI the
teacher will ~ him 1 new white boOk
will! c:olorfal abstract plctur< ol a womb
on the front cover.
When be oWls flipping thn>ugh Its 41
rlchty illustrated pag.,, he'll rud frank
detail about birth, memlruaUoo and
~ent.1'111 dllew:. He'll be provided also
wltll • ..-...i ... nc:e IUlde .. birth c:oo-
trol ..........
Ho'll -~ pictures ol the mo-
.rneol al ............ ond, turnia( .. -~:..;: md • dMcrlptioo ol -
Tbe book, UtJed "Sa Atlu," was
lauachecl.'J'ueoday b1 the Health M1nblry
. u port ol West Gennanl''• efrort to up-
date ... education.
.~ Jt. at a news conference.
&r1-ly Hellth MlnUttr Keele
6trobil, a, 11idlbe book II the moof'od-
vanced officially sponsored sex text in
Europe.
In Germany. where li.varian junior
and high school ser ttaching Is ltlll at the
btrc11 and bites st.age, it's sure to catch
many a parental breath. \
~ book wu ordered tn a 1181 dirte-
li ve Cnm ·state educatlm officials that
"sex educaUon in 9Chool should con·
tribute not only to helping young pert0ns
....,.u.. their qual!U.. .. -•od women, but also give them lnslght.s into
their own 1e:111e ol. vatue.. couedence and
the-IDmolro-.ldeclllool."
The -.JI. Mii. -1114. II a book
tbat 1<oCflrt &be .....,. tact.s and
therolor< the -ill -for a dlllosue -)'GUiii _ .. and ll>elr
-and--"'·" -. The U. chaplm art: blolfJlleal
~klpment, dlHerenoe between the sex·
es. puberty and mellltruatlon, ferUllza..
lion, _.,ancy, birth. Rll·ractor, twins,
melliOda · ol birth control, premature
lerminaUon of pregnancy, s e z u a. I
diseases, body hygiene.
It ls in simple, short sentences, a rari ty
In German schoolbooks. And it covers
thoroughly and unblu.!hi.ngly every aspc!'Ct
of sexuil development
It says the rhythm method of birth con-
trol "ii recommended only for women
with regular menstrual periods." It calls
birth control pills. "\be surest method ..•
but can be made useless by irregular
plU·taJdni."
II abo If-figures on the reliabj!UY ol
medumlca1 and dlemlcll methodt •.
The boo!< publilhea .,,,..,,,.. pictures
on outer physical effect.! of 1yphllia, and
well as details on how it is contracted.
Tbe publication comes In the middle of
a growing sex wave ln-West Gennany.
where nude plctutt!I are common on
coven of high-6elling, re. 1 p e c t ab I e
magilllnts that feature columna on aex.
I
1be report states that piecemeal ·c0n-
struction or the drainige change! In the
lower portion of the canyon, through
downtown Laguna, began in une.
"'Ille channel bas been designed for I.he
~year-frequency flood .and will . be in·
adequate for the 100,.year-frequenQ flood
or the Standard Project Flood (a .1evere
situation but one that could occur
any time)."
The report states that areas subject to
flooding under condition.! existin1 -that
wUI worsen u new development creates
new water runoff -1nclude the business
area of dow11town. !Alguna Beach, the
sewage treatptept plant and· numerous
connnercial and Private atructures u:-
tendln11 to El Toro Road.
1t ... U111t1 "II'! addldon the Coast
Highway at the lower limit of the 1tudy
are9 !Will be Inundated."
, ~ report statea that many are• hi\~ In the stream tied-have low liiuo.l'ry walls that may be clostd ror
protect.Ion leaving them llke "an island
witbia the flood plain."
An official evaluaUOn ol the SUndaf
meeting at Midway Island wa11 that Uie
Uolted States and South Vietnam now
have 1 ~ untied f..0:,\ to put' fortti in.
Paris· on the ulttmate resolutioo of, the
Vietnam War. ,
Nixon and Thiea were said to havt got
along extremely well In their face-~face
d.Ltcus.!iorui on a mutual position. to be
taken Jn facing Hanol and the National
UberaUon Front. -
NEW YOR': (AP) ~The1toc• market
closed with a •mall IOu In moderate
trading today. (See quo1>tlo111, Pl&"
111-11).
lt firmed somewhat from Ju moderate
decline Mondly In reactJon to the boost in
banks' prlme rate to a record l 'ii per·
cent fT"om 711 per<ent. " .
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B!'•ken (formerly Danie'•) on ·the Main
Beach. '
The 71-apace lot on Glenneyre -now.
with five-hour meters ~ will have eome
two hour,. some four , hour and aome to.
hour meter1.
Merchants ~ve estimated tbaf the
downtown work force uses .ao1 llJ)ICeS'
that In It.: shortage·Of available puking
might be UJed for sboppen.
Party' Flies
BackTo~a~
To Capital
By ARTllUll R. VINSEL
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tlreeled by a mediUm-ail.ed crowd in--
eluding a little boy wav.lig twO . uDy
American Flap, the nation's cblet·O•
ecutJve came home to Orange CouDiY.
Monday, ~D route b8ck to the main of-
fice .
President Nixon had nothing official to
1ay during the brief, commuter 1tqpoveli
at El Toro MCAS, but shook a fe"! 1'and.a
after a formal welcome befor· heading
for San.Clemente. •
The Nixon party left for Waahlngton al
8:40 a.m. today, after a lut-minute ehat
with a family who came to catch •
1UmP...
11n.ere It 111," someone s)l(llated MonlSa.7
u Ah' For ... e One aJlenUy appe:aretti·the
dllf n 11G1 over &.bl rolllnc· ldlll ol the ~ Cout. traJIJns • IDIUdce al jet exhausL , · ·
'!be big abJp touched down Oil the north-
south runway nearl1 one bour put her
orlglnal 5:30 p.m. arrival time and taxied
to a halt on jie apron before the crowd of
several ln.indre<i. ·
Brig. ·Gel!. Henry W. Ilise. who IDoli
rommand Ji the sprawling k1}t;ian8t1on
only hours after President Nixon passed
through last Wednesday, greeted ·the
First Family with aides, !11f .wU1 Mary,
and three o~ their slx children.
Moments {>fter tbe front door of the bl&
jet opened, President Nh:oO stepped out
with a wave to be seen often tn <>range
Coµnty, then was joined by his wife.Pat.
, Together, they stepped down to the
runway, followed by daughter Tricia,
then Julie and DavJd Y.l!enbower.
"Whicb one's married to the
Eisenhower ldd a!Y.I what's the other
one'• name?'' asked a reporter obViou~f.
di!patched to cover an unfamiliar beat.
Gen. Hise lntroduc.f'd his family to the
Nlxon.s, including daughters ~)', 28,
aod Ussa, 19, who bad seemed Udgety
with susperuie earlier, but gracloue!y in·
troduced 10.year-oL:I Judy Hile to the!?.
important visi tors.
They were accom1. 1nled by Mij. Gfn.
Arthur H. Adama, wbo steps down Fridiy
as Commander of Lhf Third Marine Ab:
Wing, for a 1lf!w Korea duty asslpment.
Scarcely ~ Ur: elapeed betwetn
arrival and departure to memorize a
person'11 laat name, but ·the President
stepped bri!kly to a r<ipe cordon keeping
back tpeclaton: to meet CelloW Orange
Countians. · ·
The pub lie was lnv!ted to se.e 'the Prest ..
dent arrive home from war-a~
IS.. PRESlllRl'fl', PIP ti
Weatller
The morni111 cloud1 ahotlld port '
early on W~1)l to allow a
mostly ·sumy day on ll>e cout,
wltli temperatures in the "°71 '
range.
INSmE ToDAY
Plan' for an o//1hore airport
are in tht workl /or Cltvtland,
Ohlo and 4 1imitar pla:n mav be
the onawer for Orat19t Cotmt'JI'•
airport ha.lilt. Dctalti of tM
mdnm4dt island ttrmtnat art on
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-l'? l!)JlV PILOT _ • _J:_ Tuddq, J1/ll' 10..1169,
Medical -.R~vieW .SI fa po· Sch~ol ~
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&ctrd -Gullks Plan$ fot Hospita_l''l)tiqict · ..
A !S:man adv I 1 or y board w I l h of tM boon!. M&ldp llld lhe lloclY '""*1 • Allrocl ii. ~ •·~~n.
reprexntaUvta rron\ each major com· -Awnse community I e 1 de rs of retired, president of teISuieW7'd St&;i mun1tY tn the 'South C:>{ange County area hospital proble.ma. and p~ president Laguna Hllls, Former
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Board Sets
' Cash -Study
. . , Rotanans; Edward G, Kopp, CS:plsttano hu,..~fo~ed . to guide planning of -Form a pool from which fulure Beach general contractor, president cf
medlcll'~programa: for the area's newly hospital trustees familiar with the pro-Dant. Point Civic Association; James T.
designated hospllal dlltrlct. blems of medical care can be recruited. Manion, El _Toro business man, ·past
RepresentaUves are from Laguna -Insure that existing faciiipes are cbest president of El Toro Civic Association;
&tacb, Misalon Viejo;.~ Nl&ue~&l serving th:fl area's needs. . Dennis P. Paquin, San. Juan Capistrano
Toro, Su~ -~ /Wllii'"' · 4 -Promote and encourage hospital p-utility planner, past vice president San
Actln& 1idlrd" ChlS:rmari Jl I c bard . portipg activities. Clemente Junior Chamber· of Commerct;
Capistrano Unified School District·
trustees Monday appoint.¢ two of their
board's members to act as represm:
taUves on 1 jqinl teacher-trustee com·
lfllttee to conduct an on-aoirl1 study of-
tbe ·district's finance.
Mudge, a Laguna attorney, said the First regular meeting or the group will Da vid J. Phillips, Laguna Beach auto
group was formed to provide beheldatMo~.archBayPlazaTh~rsday, dealer, director of Laguna
coordlnatiDg and p~ among all iD· Jun~ 19 at a time yet to be dete.rmmed. Beach Chamber ol Commefce, and
terested comniunlties (or hospital care. The new board's members are: district committeeman of Boy Scouts of
The south county district was recently Richard Mudge, South Laguna at-America; James D. Rlvenes, Mission
~ by the State Advlsory tomey, active in Laguna Community Viejo stockbrok:er, director of Mou1ton-.
Hospital Councll. lt tncludes South ~i Che.st and Boy's Club; Lee Austin Niguel Water District; James C. Thomas,
Community Hoepltal in . South Laguna. Andrews, Laguna Niguel stockbroker, Laguna Beach airline pUot, officer and
Plans 'have been broached also for fu· put president of Niguel Homeowners and director of Hilltop Owners Association :
ti.ft ~lite facilllies-to ht built in the Community Association; Robert L . Richard B. Webb, Laguna Niguel outb'tnl attas. Dameron, El Toro lax consultant, presi-pharmacist, active in YMCA; Kenneth
•·Our-primary objective ls to provide dent of El To~Laguna Hills Exchange Walker, San Clemente real.tor, president
area-wide ttpreSClllalion. in coordinating Club, member of San Joaquin Elemen-of San Clemente.Capistrano Valley Board
Lhe planning of comprehensive medical tary School Board; Thomas J. Doherty, of Realtors, state director of California
caI'e:ProgtCU:O.• including add it 1 on a I San Clemente stockbroker, presider.t Real E!itate Association, director of San
hosp1ta1 facthUes for this part of the elect of Laguna Beach Rotary CUb and Clemente Boys' Club and past director of
county," Mudge said. past president of Laguna Beach Com· San Clemente Junior Chamber of Com·
In a~iUon to lhe repr~entative aspect m,unity Qiest; merce.
F!'°"'. Page l
Robert Newhart of Laguna Niguel and
Harcoort Bull of San Clemente \\'ere lhe
~d's choices. Formal approval will be
given at the board's meeting ne1t Mon•
day.
Teacher representatives are D a n
Geisy, Kenneth Foster aod Ai Pierce.
Truman Benedict, assistant district
superintendent, will ht . lbe district ad·
m!nlstraUon representative.
Trustees approved formation of the
study commit~ under threat of a
walkout by the teachers' association The
committee will "consider salary· ad-
j1;lStlnents (for teachers) hued op the
fJSCal status of the district."
The adjustments would be made after
.the ~uly· at fJ.naliied detenninaUon ()f
· tbe district's assessed valuatk>n.
Non?!aUy, teacher salarys are
deternuned by the board in negotiations
prior to that> time so that the school
budget may be figured. PRESIDENT. • •
talks wllh Vietnam,..u President Nguyen
Van Thieu, while his errival June 4 wu
limited to Marine persoMel a n d
dependents.
Newport Lawyer Guilty
In Marijuana Tax R~p
Stringy Stin9e1•
Lt .. Eugene DePaulis of Le.guna Beach lifeguards displays specimen
of Jellyfish which have been plaguing swimmers of late at area
~c~es while D~bb~e ~ubrey, 18, gives t.he cr~ture a cautious poke.
Stinging wound IS inflicted by tenJ:acles banging under body which
floats on or near surface of water.
In Capistrano, however, teachers
sought and were given provision for open·
end contracts~ That is, if tbe district finds
that it has more money than it estimate.!
Jt will have, increases in the teacher's
pay will be considered. ,
Based OD whal informed sources say
aboul bia fedinas l'n the Vietnam &ilua·
tion. Prtddent tiixon ~med to single
out those whose fufure bope of not
fighting such a war seems greatest.
David Piper, 3, of 9uena Park, bad a
runny nose from the cool breeze whlch
sent threatening clo'J'lS .scooting over the
rugged mountains tO the east and seemed
nonchalant' after meeting the President.
J:1iJ father Bob, bowever, was Im·
presied with the hllt<irlc Jncident -ln
Piper . f8pu)y tirms -and was
particularly pleased tbat his wife and all
four sons were there.
"We ·drove Uke cratjr to get down liere
alter hearing the publiC was invited 30
minutes ago and kuowhlg it would take 20
minutes just for the trip," said Piper,
Hw did the Piper boys like meeting
the President?
"'Pretty good.'• said Ronnie, I, ''but
why are yuu writing all that stuff down?"
The~Fitst Family ··as standing in the
slightly awkward well-are-we-ready? lim·
bo that act<lmpanies o f f I c i a t •P"
pearantts, IO President NiJ:on usberl'd
them to one of three walling helicopters.
Ne\fly-dflign1ted Mai:ine Co r p !I
Helicopter One, the turbojet chopper
wheeJed , . .into a. rigbt turn faclfl& Jh(!
bystanders and the rotor blsdeJ roared <is
she moved down the ,pphalt strip.
Seated Jn the blg..l=l!htral, bay winCfow
section, the Presidlnt was Bllll warJpl· :o.
those who could se• throufl;h th~ eye. ~atering rotorwash· . of : the 1 w·i f t helicopter. ·
Board Honors
Retiring Trustee
He has served the Laguna schools
longer than any trustee In their history.
Doing a little mathematics, fellow
trustees calculated that out11oing board
member Robert Turner had put in about
69 full weeks servlce to the community
durinb hia 13 continuous years as trusttt.
Turner was honored Monday night at
Ben Brown's restaurant by ad-
ministrators of the schools, fellow board
members, fonner board member Don
Tobin and wives. lie was presented a pla-
que for his: service by the administrators.
Turner, who chose not to seek re-elec-
tion, has one more scheduled meeting
before he steps down.
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DAILY PILOT
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J1clr R. Curlty
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II)' JOHN VALTERZA
Of 1111 P.a. l'li.t Sl1tt
Balboa IJland lawyer Richard Higbie,
37, hu entered a guilty plea to a lesser
charg~ 1n a bizarre marijuana smuggling
conspiracy c:::e, It we~ le~ today.
HigbiC', .. :.o ls a former Newport Beach
planning comm!Jaioner, and a fellow
defendant both will be sentenced in U.S.
DJ.strict Court in Los Angele! Monday.
Court records show the guilty plea ln·
volved a May 14 waiver of a Fedttal
Grand Jury indictment charging con·
splracy.
In the place of the indictment the U.S.
Attorney substituted JnfonnaUon charg·
ing Higbie and Raymond Daniel Teeter of
Orance ,. :ttt unla\~fully aC(luirlng and ob-
taining a quantity of marijuana without
payln ... ·· U.S. transfer tax.
PLEAD CUD.TY
Tbe pair pleaded guilty to the 1n·
formation on the same day, records
show.
_.,,.The indictment that was eliminated
charged that Higbie, Teeter, and Lyle
Paul German, 35, Of Garden Grove
engaged in a conspiracy to fiy Jn 3,600
pounds, of marijuana from Mexico last
NoYembir 5. Geman has yet to be 31"-
rested. He ta believed lo be somewhere in
Mexico.·
The pilot hired to ny the illegal weed fnto the COLµltry, the indictment said,
was J, W. B.agley, an undercover agent
Festival Artists
To Meet Press
Laguna Beacll's 180 artist.I eX'hibiting
at the Festival of Arts this summer
win · meet the press Sunday, June 15
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Festival
grounds.
The press day was Initiated by Kath·
leen and Will iam Gee. ar( editors of
the Coast Magazine and local gallery
owners.
Critics, gallery directors, several
Festival board members and about 40
press representatives will attend the
activity designed to "achieve a current
insight into and evaluate the direction
of art in the Laguna Beach communi1y, ''
according to the Gees.
Artists ' interviews as well as the gen-
eral story of the Festival will be cov-
ered in the July issue ot the Coast pub-
lication.
for the U.S. Customs Service.
Ironically, marijuana never did come
across the border in the alleged con·
So far, the school budget has been bas-·
ed on estimated figures of income. The
exact figures will be in after July J.
spiracy. The indictment 1tated "a
vegetable subslance" was Jn the plaue M L d L ~~~~:~=:ylastNovemberalPalm asons to ea aguna
SUBSTANCE ALFALFA
* * * Capo Trustees
Stt1dying Budget Other source! said that the substance Ob .1 la
was allalfa, place::! on the plane by Mex-servance 0 F g Day ican narcotics aulhorilie.s in Guadalajara Trustees of lhe CapiJ!rano Unified
in a "premature bust." School District gave thal district's pro-
Gennan was the asserted buyer of the posed 1969-70 budget a line-by-line studY,
illegal weed l
1
n Mexi
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coT.allThe pilot, Bagley, The American Flag will be honored \V. Palmer. Monday.
was an emp oye o mantz Aviation Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Memorial fiag Th d h 11. 1 fl The budget of $6.2 million ls about 12 Inc. at Orange County Airport, where, e ay as 0 Jc a Y been proclaimed percent higher than Utis year's, however,
sources 68ld, his role as an undercover staff in Laguna Beach's Heisler Park: in a Flag Day by Mayor Vedder. All sc hool officials maintain that because of
agent was completely unknown. community program sponsored by tbe Lagunans have cordially been invited to increased enrollment next school year,
Teeter, the indictment said, was the Masonic Lodge 672. attend the prgonna by chairman o. \V. actual cost per student will be down.
dwr!~~rfoomf a lhvanaltropobertused to pick up the An American Flag which has previous-Price. The lhboard of trustees is expected to
Ce\I r e . adopt e 42-page budget as a tentative
All tht facts in the case may never ly flown over the Uniled States Capitol Price said the ceremonies wiU aceent budget at their meeting neit Monday.
come to light, since the guilty plea :ind building will be presented to Laguna youth. The Boy, CUb and Girl Scouts, the The spending measure will become
sentencing will replace a trial. Beach Mayor GleM E. Vedder by Robert Mini-Mermaids, Job'a Daughters, De finalized in August when the district's
Higbie -and Teeter previously pleaded C. Sourwine, lodgemaster, and ~trs. A. Mola ys and Boys' Club will attend. assessed valuation i! officially set.
innocent to the federal grand jury 1~;;~~~~~~~~;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~· chnrges. I I
Higbie, in an exclusive JannarJ m.
terview, told the DAILY PILOT that he
could not discws the particulars in the
caae. One reason, he aa.ld. was that the
other men named in the case were his
clients. ·
A few days laler he expreued o~
timism in the outcome in the caae, ad·
ding lhal "wt-expect some gOOd news
·Very soon." _., ~.:
C. S. Beesmeyer
Of Newport Dies
Clarence S. Beesemyer, of 2888 Bay·
shore Drive, Newpon Belch, a prom·
tnent Los Angeles civic leader, died
Monday at his home in Palm Desert.
Mr. Beesemyer was a past president
of the Los Angeles Chamber of Com·
merce and a fonn er president of a Lo!
Angeles Board of Trade. Also widely
known in the Southern CaWorn ia oil
industry, he was director of Greater
Los Angeles Planning Inc.
Mr. Beesemyer is survived by wife,
Phyllis Richardson Beesemyer, his son,
Jay C. Beescmyer. of 18191 Blue Ridge,
Tustin; his di-ughter, Mrs. Richard
Marsellus, ol Palm Desert and six
g:randchildren. Private services will be held at Pacific
\1ie w Mortuary Park, Newport Beach,
Wednesday.
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Return to U.S. Douglas Headquarters of Cancekd Projeet
Th.. Pentagon toct.y canceled Its $3
biUlon Air Foret Manned Orbital
1.Jlboratory CMOL) pro;. beadquarttred
a~ the McDonnell-Douglas Space Systems
Center I.ti llunllngton Bea .
nearing ct1mpletion at Vamlenbct1 AFB
ne~r Santa Marta. not warrllll conllnuallon _when welCbed
agalnat other, defel'llle needs .
A jetliner carrying I~ Navy men who
slept or worked a week ago as the USS
Frank E. Evans steamed into harm 'a
~a,y landed in Long Beach Monday· for a
Joyous, but sober re union wit~ loved ones.
The dramatic tal e of how crewmen of
Uie Australian aircraft carrier HMAS
Melbourne helplessly watched the im-
pending collision 1hat killed 74 Yank
sailors also began to unfold in a hearing
the same day.
"GHASTLY SIGHT'
··1t ~'as a ghastly sight," said
Australian Fleet Con\mander Adm.
G.J.B. Crabb, awakened three minu tes
before to watch as the Melbour ne crash·
ed through the doom ed Evans like a
ha tchet throug h a tin toy.
One of those who went to the bollom
was Boiler Tender 3-C La\vrence J. Reilly
Jr., 21, whose fath~r. Chief Gunner's
Mate Lawrence J, Reilly Sr., 45, of 2334
Minuteman \\'ay, Cos ta Mesa, was saved.
A joint investigation by An1erican and
Australian naval author.Hies adjourned
Monday at Su bic Bay, the Phillipines
resuming today in Singapore , where ,ru;
Melbourne is undergoing collision repai rs.
Monday's testimony featured Ad m.
Melbourne allnosl rammed another U.S.
Jewelry Robbery
Sl1ootout Victim
Remains 'Serious'
Samu et Brucker, 65, downtown Santa
Ana jeweler who was hit seven timea by
bullet.s fired by a bandit remains in
"serious conditiol}, but improving" at
Santa Ana Community Hospita1, ~pital
aides repc)rted today. •
Brucker wbo engaged in a shootout last
Thursday w i t h a holdup m a n in ti
~alloween ma sk was heartened Monday
when he was presented "To Sam
Brucker, Our Sravest Man, From the
Boys of Downtown Santa Ana."
The trophy was presented h y
photographer Berna rd Djivre represen·
ting about 40 downt o\\'n merchants who
wanted to pa y tribute to the spunky
merchant.
Brucker returned fire (rorn bandi t
Louis Asmond, 37, of San Juan Capistra·
no, killing him with a shot in the chest.
A second bandil, Arthur F. Kleis, 25, of
Anaheim was captured two blocks from
Brucker's Bro"·n Je"1el ers, 215 E. 4th SL
He was arraigned Monday in Santa Ana
Municipal Court on charges of attempted
mt.ftder .and robbery and is held on,
$251000 bail. : ·
Preliminary hearing was set for 9f m.
Friday. ·~
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destroyer th~ \tays beJofe the Evans
disaster , during J.oint SEATO anU·sul>
marinl} mane~y~~· .
"Another ,ship J*!I~ 1'1Jd1in 50 feet· -~ feet -ot .the: Jdt:l~ti:rne ln the early
morning of·' May~l," the Aussie fleet
chief emphaslZed Gurlng the hearing.
'LARSON' £SC~PED?
He did ·not tdelltif) the ship which near·
ly took the eYarui' place lA,naVai historv;
but informed :sources sald lt was the uSs.
Everett F, !'..arson, liOme·ported ltke the~
Evans In Long Beach.
Communication s among ships
p:.rticipaLing in 'the subsequent rescue
ope ration which saved 200 Evans
crewmen were excellent, Adm. Crabb
tolJ the board headed by U.S. Rear Adni.
Jerome H. King.
\Vere there! difficul ties before the
"I prefer not to answer,·" Adm. Crabb
replied.
He said a messenger .awakened him
three mini.Iles befo~re t&e South China Sea
tragedy to say the Melbourne and the
Evans were on collision course and he
ru shed to the flag bridge.
Dazzling moonlight mode it so clear
ari0ther ship "'as easily seen 2.000 yards
av:ay, he testified, but the Evans main·
tained course as the Melbourne t r i e d
ev<isive action, until all hands were
ordered to collision posts.
"She went down so fast it was obvious
a large number of people · were aboard
her;" the Australian naval officer said.
To others who'Janded in Long Beach ri t
3:55 p.m. Monday after a 16-hour fligl'!t
from Subic Point Naval Air Station, tl':r
1nemory is Jess clear or none remains <"i
au.
Gunner's Mate Rene .Jtone, 22. ,
Andersqn, S.C., was as)eep when he •:L"
der1ly flew ·across the room froin I·
rack, hit a bulkhead and later fo u·
himseU aboard the Melbourn'!!.
"The men of the Melbourne were '
greatest I've ever seen," s a i d St·
··they gave me clothes and shoes ,
they gave us beer to help us sleep.
Every Evans survivor lost a buddy.
SEE FVN IN SVN
IN DAILY PILOT
In a special Fun in The Sun tabloid ~
tion, the DAILY PILOT today off.
\'acation and lravel informalion in ad·
dition to tips for stay-at-home fun in tile
1.1"1 T•..,._,. NURSE DIES
1st Lt. Sharon Lant
1st W 01na11 Dies
In Viet11a11i War
As Nurse I\.illed
SAIGO N (UPI \ -A 25-year-old Army
nurse who "'rote her father she "wanted
to help in Vietnam'' was !tilled when a
rocket smashed into a field hospital,
military officials said today.
1st U. Sharon A. Lane of Canton. Ohio
was the first woman in the U.S. anned
forc"s killed in action in Vietnam.
Miss Lane suffered sbrapnel wounds in
1·1e throat when a 122·mm· rocket ex-
'oded near a ward of the U:S. 312th
>:acuation Hospital at Chu Lai Sunday.
Several women members of the armed
·ces have died in Vietnam, but froin
lat the military calls no11hosti!e' causes.
1slly plane crashes. Lt. Lane's death
>s officially listed as from ''hostile ac·
n."
Steadily increasing in ost over th e
original $2 billion estlm te, the U.S.
defens,e-orlented MOL proj t was scrub.
bod after $1.3 . billion had already been
spent on the )Ob.
Questions as to the fa te of MOL-as·
signed ·personnel among 8,000 employes
at the Huntington Beach space center
are.sun open today, but tbe Air Force
so far refused to say just how many jobs
will be affected.
fl.tcDonnell-Oouglas was one prime con·
tractor on the system designed to crb!t
hvo men in a 30.000-ton, '12·foo(-long
spaceerafl for 30 days at a stretch.
The other is General Electric, at its
Pennsylvania plant. according to Larry
V!tsky, assistant director of rxlernal
relations for McDoMell-Oouglas in llun·
tington Beach.
''We can't make a statement about the
effect on the economic or employment
situation because we haven't been able to
assess all the details. Vil.sky said after
tile sudden announcement today.
A launch for the project already \\'as
County Traf fie
Accidents Kill .
2 Youths, Woman
Deputy Defense Secretary 0 • v t d
Packard, announcing the cancellation at
a quickly called news conference, U:·
plained that Pentagon officia)5 concluded
the MOL's potenUal accomplishments did
He •aid 1.w.t ntlmatis lndlealed the
projei;t 1.ould coot p billion II car'1od ta
compJetlon -SL bllllon more !hall Ille
origfrull esilliiatt or i2 bllUoD. ' · ·
JBS Befle~tion
Solon: Welch Turned Me Off
SACRAf\.tENTO IUPI) -Sen. H. L, well with Welch from strictly I manqe...
Richardson, one of the Teglslature's new -<f!'lent aspeet."
Republican leaders, used to be a member Richardson said he disagreed with the
of the John Birch Society. But he quit. tight control Welch he.Id over the IOCiety
\Vhy? to form a monollthlc group with Uttle
i.1 was terribly frustrated," Richardson authority delegated to state or chapter
told UPI in the first interview he h a s officers.
granted to discuss his split with the socie· "When you hire people, you give them
ty. "No question about it, Welch l\lmed some ·responsibility," he said. ••welch
me off."· never was willlng to give up any
Welch Is, or course. Robert Welc:h, resPQnsibility. I felt sUfled. l saw thinp t
weaithy New England candy mariufac· \\'anted to do, b;Jt couldn't.•1•
lurer, founder and president of the John Richardson slid he also dlsigreed-with"
Birch Society. lhe generalized attacks the IQclety made
Richardson joined the society in 1961 on persons and liberal organizations.. He
and beciime a full time paid staff cietd an exafnple in the Bircb·usault on-
member .. rising to state. coordinator. His U.S. Chie'f'Justice Earl Warren. ·
job w<is to recruit new members and help "I never have thouglJt, or do l)C(W, th&~.
organize California chapters. Earl Warren is much"of a Su~·Court'
But he quit the society in 1964 because Justice," he said, but he couldn't qree
of "philosophical" differences with with the society's attack on the Wuren
Welch. especially in the day-tCHlay opera· Court. •
tion of running the conserva tive-orien ted "They came out of the clear blue alr.
organization. with an impeachment proceeding,'' be
Richardson, 41. is a stocky, friendly said. without consultlng local members
former public relations-advertising ex· on the decision. ''I felt the society cfut·
Three perso ns died Monday in Orange ccutive who likes to be called by his ed a posture of going off balf 'cocked.,.
County, inch.!ding a boy 15 and a girl 11, nichname. "Bill." (The initials H.L. stand Hes aid the impeachment drive and
as the result of traffic accidents. for Hubert Leon). severe criticism of the Warren court ap-
The dead : The Arcadia Republican this session peared as though "we were attacking oar
Gordon K. Norton, 15, of 2697 Main St., worked hard to elect Sen . Howard Way of Supreme Court as an inStltution that ts
Santa Ana. Exeter, the first GOP Senate president part of ot1r checks and balances."
Deborah Perlmutter, 11 , of La Mirada. pro lempore in 13 years. Way ousted Despite his disenchantment with the
l\'lrs. Joy Marcelle Neimler, 44, of 325 veteran S.enate leader Hugh M; Burns, a socie ty, Richardson said he is Hproud" to
S. Valley St., Anaheim. conservative Fresno Democrat. have been a member ·of a group seeking
The Norton boy, son of Mrs. Kathleen For his efforts, Richardson was less.government and fighting Communist
Torres, died at Orange County Medical re\v11rded by being selected Senate subvt:rsion.
The rock et th at blasted the Chu Lai caucus.chairman by his Republican col· "I feel there is a definite need for a 11npl~x: also killed a Vietnamese child 1969 County Traffic 196& leagues, beating out another Way gooC anti.Communist organization in this
irl w')undcd 2) Vietnamese civilians, a 94 Dealb Toll gg lieutenant, Sen. Clair W. Burgener of San country operated or. a aound and aenslble
IJ.S. n1ilitary spokesman and a medical Center or injuries received when be was Diego. basis," he said. "l have an abiding dislike
t.:1rpsn1 an. fl lruck by a car Wednesday while walking Richardson says his Birch membership for socialism and totalitarianism."
"AU the pl'ltien ts were sleeping," said on Riverside Freeway , east of crescent has not hindered his polltica1 career. He ''I think a lot of Americans are in sup. ~nd Lt. Patri cia E. Carr of Louisville. Aven ue in Anaheint. is serving his second tenn in the Senate, port oI the concepts I Voice," he aaid.
1·;y. LI. Carr sharetl night duty \~ilh Lt. The Perlmutter girl was dead on ar-his views are still conservative but he ''but I believe most Americans are
Lane. rival at SL Jude Hospital Fullerton fron1 doesn': belong to any volunteer political sensitive as to how they approach them."
"\Ve \\'ere just relaxing before starting injuries received when she was hit by a organizations. Richardson estimated that wbtn be was
11 \l'ake the patients at 6 a.m., '' LI. Carr car while crossing Rosecrans Avenue and "I have a responsibility to the other state Birch coordinator the aociety
:;aid. Ja!on Road in La Mirada. Republicans," he said, "l feel I have to cou111ed 25,000 members in California. He
··1 \Va s si\ling behind the desk and Lt. Mrs. Neimier suffered fata l injuries in use a great deal of discretion." said membership has since slipped.
suTn.h h · 11 Lane was sitting on an c1npty bed when Santa Ana when her car went out of con· He says many of his opinions parallel "I'll bet there are five times as many e 12·page section touc es on v1rtua Y lhe rocket hit.'' iohe said. all forms of ~umn1ertilnc fun and .in· ·Miss Lane had ar ri ved lor d"ly at tl'e• tro1 and smashed into a utility pole on those ~spoused by the Birch Society, but ehxe·me,.
1
.md.bers now as there are membua,"
eludes d t !I ade he to r1 d " Warner Avenue near Salata Street. he and the organization parted paths on 1~'big ab:rg:i~~~nr~un i~ t~ ;~n equ i~ hospital April 2~. The coroner's office reported that Mrs. presenting them to the public. One of those who is atill a member ii
·JJlenl fot use al home or away. It's insid,p __ ,Jn C~lOJI, O~Jo, John Lane, her father.~ ·Nlemier died of multiple injurie s at Santa "There was no area of personal ef· Sen. John G. Schmitz (R·Tu11U11), the lliis edition of the DAIL y PILOT ..... ~-.• had wr!Uen him about Ana Commu!UtY Hospital an hour after fectiveness within the organization for leglsliture's •only aclmowlfdged John iiiif~iiiiiiOiiiiiiiii""'"'""'"'m.~~~t~h~e~c~ra~s~h-~S~h~e~w~a~s~a~lo~neiiiln~t~hei.iica~r~ .......... m~e~ •• "~h~e~s·a~id~·.·~·t~d~id~n-·t~ge&t~a~lo~n~g&a~t~a&lal..iB~lrciiih•Sociiii~···ty&d&ua'&'~P~•Y~••r& ....... illlljj
-_:; ADVERTISEMENT
CeU1d ·You , Advise Your Son To Be A Teacher?
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:Would you be wi:lin9 for the head of your family to take a teaching position? If not -why not? Poor pay? Uncompensated man-hours? Little
opport.unity for adv~cement? _Ques§!n~blo prestigt7.. --
If you couldn't ur9e a member Of y# .family or .convince yourself to enter tei11chin9, then who do you want to. educate your children,?
Are you satisfied with just ''someone: else" doin9 a mediocre job to teach your children? Do you want dedicated, well -trained and rea:istic:
educators wh.o will tackle the challe~:of educating your children for the world's changing demands? If so, please read thi1 ad.
THE ISSUE OF EDUCATION IN -fl:IE. NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL DISTRJCT RESTS UPON ONE POINT: THE SCHOOL BOARD
STATES THAT IT IS REPRESENTING-THE TAXPAYERS BY NOT SUPPORTING COMPETITIVE SALARIES FOR TEACHERS -THE
. JEACHERS FEEL YOU, THE COMMUNITY, WILL SUPPORT OUR POSITION.
This issue hi!S now come to the public's ottention. The Board opperently made its position clear by the adoption of a salory schedule unaccep·
table to tho teachor1.
J eachers hew sou9ht to make their position knowo to the taxpayer by extensive meetin9s, overt actions and by offering the following inf or•
rnation in. an attempt to communicate directly with the public.
•We like being teechers. We like working with youn9 people.
We like being dediceted to our profession and to our community.
We would like to be suitebly compen1ated for our •fforts,
•You have reed about salary ''ra ises" 9r1 nte d to Newrort.Mes•
teechers. The f•ct is that we heve suffered otn annu• decrease
in buying powar. Token r•ises over tha past few years ha ve
fellen f•r short of the annu41 cast of living increase. The Boerd
offers en everege 5.8 "/. increase for next ye•r's sel1r'y. Predic-
tions •re th•t costs of living will be up 7 .S •;. by Septemb•r-4
net loss of 1.7%.
•Newport.Mesa schools heve long been repCited fo r the exc•I•
lence· of their program. The prime f..ctor ·eX"plaining ·this •xcel0
lance has been the high quality of the teachin g staff. It hei
become elmost impo1sible to !Upport • family on • teachin9
salary. A man must either moonlight or esk his wife to work,
'or he must decide to leeve the District. More experienced teech-
ers ere leaving for financiel reesons t his year than ever b•fore,
We ere very cancerned wit h th e lerg• lumb er of excellent
teachers who have elr•edy enriounced their Intention to leeve
teaching, or thl1 District. This is a dangerous trend.
• Our school board has chosen 7 other school districts es a b•sis
for salarr. comp•rison and hef announced its 90•1 fo r our s•I·
1ries to-:fell in the medi•n for these 7 "benchmerk" distric ts,
i:iagieli: Berk'eley, 1nglewo", o ;•ng.e, Palos VerdM, Pesaden•,
Plac·1nfit end Sant&-Ane . However, our 1968-69 sal•ry sche·
dul•-fell short of this inten'tion; it did not even· 1chieve this
levtl of m•cliocrity: ~
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• Wh at is more impo rtant, people or things? The Board end
Dist rict Administretion frequently acclaim teacheri ai th e mos t
importent fector in the education of children. Their budget
planning Jndic etes otherwise -money for "things " is elways
•llocated first ; whetever money remains is inadequete to -keeP.
professional selaries competitive. , '
•Teach ers •re expected to take the salary of• leborer and put
in the houri of the executive. Executi ves work long houri but
ere approprietoly 'comp•nsated;by e"s•lery f•r exc_eeding thet
of teechers. laborers re ceive e salary com parable to teachers
but •re pa id tima and a half for ev•ry moment of t ime spent
beyond th• oiO-hour work week.
• The •v•rag~ heelth. plan for a fa.mily of four cosfa about $524
per year, lh 1herp confra1t fo the avHage .timount paid by in-
du1try for employee heelth insurence, the Boerd he s offered
to pay $168 toward ee ch te11cher's medicel plan. Voters hev•
•pproved monies for teac her health benefit1, but the Board
hes never used them for this purpose.
• According to re1e•rch, the remuneration for greduete study l"
the Newport-Me11 District for units beyond the Bachtlor's De·
9re•, is the lowest ln Orange County end i1 in the bottom quart.
er of all Unified Olstrict1 in Sou the rn California.·
•If you own a $30,000 home in eithtr Newport Btach or Cost•
M•se the cost to you would be $3.'47 per year to re1olve thi•
issue and provide qu•llty aducation for your children.
• W• esk thet the Bo•rd 9r•nt the rtque1t fo r officiel stete medf.
atlon services lfreel in an attempt to reconcile our dlfference1.
We b•lieve our requests •re rffsoneble; we ar• willing to ac-
cept whetever th i1 imperfiel third perty recommends. ,•
THE k>SmON "OF THE D<XPAJER CAN DmltMINE THIS ISSUE. Do you want t.o attract and RETAIN the best
educators possible for you.!_ dtildren?
Plea&e contact the following sclwol b'?ard members:
James W. ~.eyton _'· Mari~n C. Ber~eson Selim S. Franklin
Roderick H. MKMillon : Lloyd E. Blanpi1d J r. Elizabeth M. Lilly
o ·R, ~eil steiements tc;> t~e Newport· Mesa Education Association, 735 Baker Street,
Schocil Board.
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William L, Cunningham, Supt.
Costa Mesa, ATTENTION~
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ID Zoo?
Pope: Catholics
Student 'Gripe•,
Okay -R~agan Mental' Hospital CQnditWns Bl&ted
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Can't Join WCC
DAVJa IAP> -. Gov. llo&pn! SAN l'RANCISCO (UPI) -Thr .. pro-
tl)'S mlll eolltce atudentl hive minent authoritlt1 or. mmtal retardaUon
lealtlnlata srieTlllCOI. foond paUenu at l!onoma state Hoopltal Amonc tbem, be told student in-· "are treated llke, and ._,....,uenUy lorvlnerl oo the .Unlvonlty o/ ... _,
Callfornll at Davts radio staUon, be.have like, anlm•ls ln a zoo."
are: A scalhlng ~ on condllloal at lht
-"Lick o( contact with pro-holpital was made ~lie MondY. under
Tbe Pontiff, 71, came to thl1 "Ronu:! of fe.uon Of note"""'° are more con-orders of Superior court· Judft I~
Protestantism" today at invita~on of the ~:!'=,.with re.search t b 1 n Eyman followinc a year-1onc J~ battle
lnternaUonal Labor Organiza~in ClLO) -Failure by a ch 0 0 l ad· by a group of paUenta' parenta. ~
The inve&tigatorl fowxl a lack of funds
needed to provide the most ba:&lc
necesaitla for the cJre of paUenta.
"A ckplorable 11 .... uon utated In that
there wu a combination of inadequate
linen iupply and laundry service. Thia
created 1 1lluaUon in which rags were
ueed for drying materiaj after paU!C_ts•
totletlng, wi:ihing and \b•thlng," tyey \
sald.
~ lofty tw.. didn't ar&ue wb,e~ , ! she loUlld a· nven-foot boa con·
olriclor in the family car al Spring-
GEljEV A (UPI) -Pop< Paul VJ told the Ptotestant-domln1ted World Council
of Churches (WCC) today he was pravln~
for an end to what the wee called the
"scandal" of a ·dlvided Christlanity. Hut
he at!d the Um1s wu not rtpe for
CalhollCI to join the council.
to observe its soth birthday. He lrecelveJ minlllrators to treat students: as ln--The report wu pr~ tor the State
the smallest welcome any of his se\·en 1 divlduall. Department of Menlll· Hypene b)' Dr.
trlp:s abroad since he became Pope. -A lack of interest by ad·' Gwlna."d Dybwad of BrandeJa Un.lvenlty: Patman Assails
Interest Hike
• field, Mo. Sunday. She parked the
.l car ,;pt "'here It WH and wenl
t abioUt her bu&iness on foot. Mra. Bombers Hit
Reds, Thwart
Big Offensive
Jn a 3,500-word address to the tLO the ' mlnl1tr1ton In lmprovlng courses, Martha Adams, 1 nun!n&: profeuor a\
Pope made an impa5$loned plea for combined with loo much of an in· Univers.lty of Callfornla; ancf Dr. Ivy
' tere1t In putllng up new bull"1"'"•, M 1.... •= • .u.......... r ••· •-·-lat jusllce for working men . He also .... ..., oor .. ,., execuwve ""'~""' o "'"'" ..... -. I: The governor commented In an An 1 --~1n "•• '-·~• M ta! ~·arned that "the peace of the world Is at t..• hour and a ,quarter Interview that Re~:u~ a ... 16 '"'"'"''u· on en Heuee said the snake belongs to
frl"'1s, Mr. and Mrs. John Morris,
} wbo went riding, with the Hessees .f S a I u r d a y night. The Morrises
" brought tho boa along and forgot 1 to tai:e It home with them. •
1take" and appealed bt nations to end • was marked by frltndllness on both "The phyAcal plant of the hotpilal WASHINGTON (AP) -Rep. Wriaht
whal he called the terrible evils afflicting • sides -a contrast to some stormy violat.ea the-)>ask: principle of dllpersal Patman, chainnan of the powerful HOUie
much of the world's peopl~. sessions in the P8l5l with students acyd patienll are herded together in a BanlcJng CommUtee, today urged Pres!·
. " r · who opposed hi• ecooomies and huge MM1tal fhlm a wide catch ..... nt dent Nl1on to w1'thdraw gov--nt Heavy security arrangemen we e in hard line a 11 a I n 1 t campus ,..,..,. ~ '<.& , .. ,_
eUeet for the Pope's visit and partly di ssenters. area. (over 500 mile!) so that many are depogita from banks that raised lhtir
because of thi:s th«e was a crowd of only R d totally abandOh!!d by their famllle1 and prime interest rate to an unprecedented
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SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. 852 bombtr11
dropped nearly 900 tons of bo111bs Monday
;:1nd today on Communist f01ce1 whose nf •
fensive in the Tay Ninh area 00 milu
nvrthwest of Saigon has inflicted he'\vy
losses on civilians caught in the ba cklafth
of war.
300 al the airport when he arrived. \ eagan 1innounce a n e w pro-have no contact wll.h he outside world,"
f • posal to lftidge what he <:ailed a .. _ port · Id 81h: percent. Crowds al olig the routes o nils .. communi'callons gap "·lween hi'm tu~ re sa . lh h h ~ "One · · d 1•· h Ital t•· lh In a letter to the President, Patman, motorcade were sparse, oug e wa:· and oth!r offlcials and the students. 1 e inst e i11i osp • ,..,.y are en warmly applauded wherever he went. G Ed .., herded into hu1e barn-like ward.I, which, (0. Tex.), charged the boost announced
h lh Wee I II h' f\e 11ald he and J.,t. ov. i·~l I .. "'""' Jt f •··11 b ks M d . y Jn his speec to e , a e ows 1p Reinecke would propose that UC .. n many cases, are J.l'Crc, o any"'"' es by the an . on ay was a co~J?U'ac of 234 Prolestant, Anglican and Orthcdoi of home, and treated like, and . con-that lhreatens to force the country mto a churche s, the Pope raised the question student body presidents take part sequenUy behave'llke, iuilmab In a zoo. severe recession.
that has been under 1tudy for some t ime in meetings of university regents. "ln some cases, lhe rpost -profoundly Patman also called on the ad·
between the wee and the Va tican : The presidents would not be reta;ded are 1Ull mJxed with the relative-minlalration to lnslruct the Federal
"Should the Ci.tholic Church become a allowed to vote but could '"press lymildlyretarded ·, co n s eq u e n1 Jw, Reserve Board to cut off the diacount , lheir views. Such a plan, he said ,, · I b ks member of the World council ?' behavior deterlorate1, even tn case! privilege from he interest-ra1s ng an ,
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The Communist summer offP.n~·re nan<1 up again this weekend after a brief
lull · with a series of battles near Tay
Ninh in the Mekong Delta, on the ap-
proaches lo Saigon and on the ~ast&I
aru!I below Da Nang. The Cqnmur.ist
losses Were pUt at 546 In the past fi:-ur
days. U.S. losse1 were announced a1 19
killed and 99 wounded.
d t now works successfully at meetings th t · d "In fraternal frankne ss, we o no Ct•n· where there was onm .. a)ly a _,,.nt!al for which enables em o raise rea Y · ft•· '· hi of the stale college trustees. & ... , ,..... .... sider that the question o 11'1: memuo;rs P i ....'.'~0:;!;;:::~~~~~:!!"£~~~!..~g'..:re~a~le::r~a~c".'.Jtl~e:::••'.'.m'.'.en~t.~"~------.'.m'.:o::ne::;y'.;. __________ _ of the Catholic Cburch in the World Cnun· .... .:!:.;.J....::,, r:·
Thia 'Pf'tttv flag girl hardlv needs
a figti to 1top the traffic. Mr1. Luella
Holohan of Gnuld ValU11, Coto. ii onl'.
of fit>t women who atop traffic for
comtTuction tqui~nt uud to wt·
Mn U.S. 6 into In~rita.te 70. • Tift Ma;rtin, who bas' an interest
in law1 graduates from the eigblh
grade in Defrolt Thursday. He
plans to go on to high schooL "If
my sight doesn't fail me, I might suet iny head into college," gays
Martin, an 8l·year-old native of
Austin, S.C., who bad to pick cot·
ton when he was a child instead of
going to school. • canon. City, COio. police """ed
their i earch today for a !llotor·
cycle, · while with red flashing
lights: stolen from tbe poll<lt d ..
partment Sunday. • Some 20 ,000 boxe1 of German
candy have been sold in Britain In
the pelt three weeks al aboqt $1.70
a box ...... ti.bout a quarter tot each
of the seven candies a box con-
tains. The Calidy I• ~upposed to ·
remove all traces of alcohol fumes
from the user's breath, providing
a possible way of beating the gov-
emment'~ "breathalyzer" test for
(d:runken drivers.
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~.,""'A""",•"•°'•"'•a"rut"""vo:~:~;~sal;,;:;;· ~
~ Minnal Pala.cc Park pond at
Pueblo, Colo. with cirne poles
Sundav but failed to hook a
aingle fi&h. The VF'W slocktd
<
f
the lake Saturday but oH the
fish died victims of water 1
l Pollution. $
'1:91"""""':::::""" ... --;ic-~ _...::: -~--• l. low• St•tt Agriculture Secretary ! L. B.Lldcfy made a quick survey of
~ the skirt short.age in his department
..,. and then instructed 12.5 women em-
• ployes to "use good judgment. in
your apparel. Some o! the skirts
were ridiculously short." Liddy
said. ','\Ve got beyond the mini
skirt into the micro area.''
North Vietnamese and Viel Cong un1tii
lost 16& killed in lne Tay Ninh area a\orc,
U.S. IJ)Okeamen reported.
It wa1 reported from Tay Ninh that JO
ch•ilians were killed and 22 seriously
wounded. Another 400 were tr~ated ·nt
t1ospitals.
Thousand1 were homeless in four da)'s
of fighting that dettroyed 369 houses and
badly damlilged 31 olbtn in Tay Ninh ·nd
itJI outskirta where there was hand to
hand combat and air aLrikes by S ,utl1
Vietnamese and U.S. planes.
The BU raids againsl Communist
forces ape.ratinc out of the Cambridian
jungles were the heavle1t in that provtnce
since April 24 when the NorLh Viel·
namese and guerrilla forces ~ pushatJ
another offensive toward SaJgon.
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cil Ui so mature that a posiUve answer
could or should be given," he said . "The
question. . .conlains serious theoloJi..-al
and pastrol implications. lt thus requ ires
a profound study and commits us to a
way that honesty recognizes ~uld be
long and difficult."
At the outset of his speech, the Pope
praised the WCC -which the Cathr,Jic
Church conde mned when the wee w1 i;
e.11tabllshed in 1948 -as "a marvclvus
movement," and he noted how the "ret:
and Catholicism have cooperated in·
crea&lngly In recent years.
But in a pointed remark. the Pope told
WCC leaders: "Our name is Peter."
Observers said this clearly was inl-:!a led
to 1tress the Catholic claim that Christ
named Peter as the head of the Chur<.:h
and the Popes are all Peter's de!ll"t.n·
dants. This haa been one of the prirl<"ipal
barriers to reunion of Protestants and
Orthodox wllh the Catholic Church.
Vietnam Budget to Rise,
But More Gls Due Home ·
WASllINGTON (UPI) -,,,, Unlled
Stales plan& tp :ipend more than $1,000
per soldier next year equipping the South
Vielnamese army -and if it pays off
there may be more U.S. l r o o p
wiLhdrawals.
U.S. support forces includinc jct
fl_th~~. .lltlicopters, S\ipply ·a rid
transportation outfits, meanwhlle. would
remaJn behind to assist the South Viet· ~ .'ll theY .take. Over the fighting .
Defense. Secretary Melvin R. Laird said
in an impromptu news conference ~tnn
day the first 2$.000·man withdrawal an·
oounced .by Prtatdent Nixon at Midwa)'
will be "heavily, we~h~ed" with Army
and Marine combat units.
No Air Force or Navy men will be in·
eluded, be :said. The target date for a
further withdrawal is early August. anci
the situation will be reviewed al regular
intervala thereafter. ·
Laird refused to make any predictions,
but his hope for the Soulh Vietnam ese
forces was spelled out earlier this year
when he submit~ • fev~ budget cul·
ling Pentagon spending elsewhere but
asking for ao increase of $157 million for
South Vietnamese equlpmt!nt.
This brought to $1.25 billion the total
available for equipping the South Viet-
namese during the year beginning July J.
If Congres1 approves. Laird said the
money would. 10 for "troop carriers,
trucks. trailers, radios, night vision
devices. and so forth as welt as guns and
ammunition.''
Harriman Hits
Partial Pullout
WASlllNGTON (UPI) - W. Averell
Harriman, chief U.S. ntgoti.ator at !he
Paris peace talks during \he Joh"neon ad·
ministration, said today President Nii·
on's decision to bring home 2$,000 troops
from Vietnam was a ""isappointlng
withdrawal."
He .said Nixon's Vietnam policy Is
generally a continuatioa of that pursued
by President Lyndon B. Johnson.
"How can we expe<:t the enemy lo end
their fighting If ""e don't?" Harriman
commented at a confer.ence o f
Massachusetts city and county officials.
..I see no gain in killing more of the Viet-
namese and the direction for the ;;id·
ministration should be to reduce the
\llolence."
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E. SEVENTEENTH ST.
COSTA MESA
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-Mi~i-Merm~ids
Long on -Ideas :
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ln less than a year, Mini·fifermalds, junior members of Mermaids,
Women's Division of Chamber of. Commerce, have developed a maxi-length
list of accomplishments.
Keeping the eye of Laguna Beach on beauty, the Laguna Beach High
SchoOI coeds have been helping distribute Mermaid door b'ang~n which
remind merchants and residents that beautification begins at home.
On the reverse side of the door hanger, which depicts a -Mermaid
\Valering her garden, is a check list of suggested improvements to keep
Laguna beautiful.
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BeauWication is not the only project of the coeds led by MiJS' Carol
Undsey, president. The teenagers also have been showing interest in com-.
munity service by welcoming home veterans from Vittnam-at-Marlne1--'-""--'--
Corps Air Station, El Toro.
. "After the men get off the plane they come into a room where they
can purchase tickets to go home and make phone cans. We talk to them
and give them coffee, orange juice or cookies. \Ve just try to make them
happy and show them we are proud for what they are doing," explained
Carol.
The group also made a wreath of flowers and greenery for Memorial
Day ceremonies in Heisler Park, visited patients in a rest home with Christ-
mas gifts including handmade bed socks, helped with the Winter Festival
and took 'p.art in Laguna Beach's Book Fair, .,
· Officers assisting Miss Lindsey are Miss Debbie Chaplin, secretary:
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BEAUTY'S THEIR BEAT-Mini-Mermaids, junior
members of Mermaids, Women's Division, Laguna
~ch Chamber of Commerce, have been helping
distribute Mermaid ·door bangers urging merchants
and 'rfsidents to join beautification efforts. Laguna
Beach. High School coed Carol Lindsey (left)
w-atch~~ as Sandy Shirey, junior advisor, hangs a
Mermaid reminder.
l\1iss l.arri Jo DqnJavey, vice presidents, and Miss Michele Vautier, treas~
urer. Mrs. Robert Burton, advisor, hosts the meetings of the coeds in her
Catalina Street home the fir st and third Tuesday of each month at 3 p.m.
during the school year.
Coeds wishing io join the group, 'vhich meets monthly during the
summer, may call Mrs. Burton, 494-378! or the Chamber of Comm,erce
office, 494-1018 .
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All lhe ·fisltliavt been cauciit, the bail is gon.e, and ll's
time to pack a~y the old fi.ibmg poles for another year.
The "fish,~; prizes in the Harbor Guild of Services fnr
the Blind second annual Friendly Bridge Tourna·ment , all
have b~en reeled in and will be distributed to the prize-
'vinniilg fish;etinen during an Awards Cocktail Party Sun.
da"y1 June 15, in the Corona del ,Mar hcfme of Mr. and Mrs .
George Weedon. Score~eep0r io.dln. N. J . Frank Jr.,JYhO ·rcportedly "real-
ly knows the scofe,".named the winners as follows: Weekly,
hfrs. Alvin CoX and Mrs. Jay, Beesemyer, Nohu. first week;
11-trs. John Wa'yne and ~Irs. Evelyn Sherwood , Nohu , second
\veek; Miss Roberta Dunbacher and Miss Kathryn Hanna,
Dolphin, thl.rd week; Mrs. John Richardson and Miss lJo ru-
thy 'DePuydt. Rockfish, fourth week, and Miss Dunbacher
and Miss !fanll;l, Dolphin, fifth week.
~ight winners were A-Ir. and Mrs. Dale Stewart. Flound·
er: Mrs. Newell Fait and !\1rs~ Jeanette !\·lcCormick, Rock-
fish; Miss Sue Ferrand and Sean Hegna, Ironsides; Mrs.
Daniel Thompson and Mrs. Richard Steele, Eulachon: !\'Irs.
\Vayne and Mrs. Sherwood; Nohu, and !\liss Dunbacher and
1.1iss Hanha , Dolphin.
Overall winners will be announced during the party Sun-
day; and all the top players will be re~arded for their "fi sh-
ing" skills. Among the prizes to be given are round.trip
tickets to San Francisco.
The cocktail party, which also promi ses to be a "fishy"
affair, will offer guild members a chance to say thank you
to everyone who participated in, the bridge tournament,
which is one of tbe major fund-ra'ising events sponsored by
the guild.
Playing "scaley" tun es for guests' enjoyment will be
_the._ Retr.ogressi.v.e-F'ive Plus Two.
AJI proceeds from the second annual Friendly Brid ge
Tourtiament ,Vilt be given to Services for the Blind, SJinta
Ana. ~.
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PRIZE 'C ATCH' -~The "scoreke.eper who really knows the
·sc"ore," Ad rit. N. J. Ftarik Jr., tally keeper for the 'secoOd annual
Friendly Bridge Tournament of Harbor Guild, Service s for the
Blind,. shows round trip tielets:,~ sah Fr8ncisco to top fisher-
inen iri the "fishy'r bridge tournament (left .to right)., the Mmes .
Dale Stewart, John Wayne and, Alvin Cox .
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Doctor's Wife Diag~o s es Own Troubles Before Clientele ·
DEAR ANN LANDERS ' Th< C.thol~
Oturch had the right Idea when they
made a rule I.hat priests COY!d never ,,
man)'. •I hope they don't change ll. And 1 now 1 Qiink the American Medlcal
AuodaUoo aOOUl:d makt .a rule. Doctors •houJol 11<'1 be llk>wed to man)'.
I've been the, Wile o( a physician for 30
yean. lnL J c"' vouch '8£ the fact that
doctan make "the rottdst husbands in
the world. Somehow I got the crazy ;dea
lhat If 1 married a doctor I'd have so-
meone to ldok after me H I became IH.
What a ,Oke. tr a doctor 's wife or his
chlldrtn, God 1orbid, get sick they can
die before they gtt treated. The cktr&est Wn& I ever IOI from my doctor-husband
In tbt way of rMdk:al attention was thls
sentence, "Go loot In tbe lop drawer ol
ANN LANDERS .. --· ' •1.
my de.ik. There's all kinds or stuff In
there. Take what you need.''
lf I.he children gel sick in the middle or
the night he doesn 't want to call a doctor
betause he hates to "bolher a frlentt."
Our friends lfK. relatives don't seem to
mind bothtting HIM however.
\\''hen I was a dewey-eyed, · romantic
coed I thought It would be wonderful to
be married to 1 professional man. And 1
'·
STILL do. A lawyer. -G.P.'s MATE
OE.yt MATE: Y«Klr ltlttr should bt
;u1sw*td by a doctor's wife and I don't
quallly.-flow 1 about il, glrls? Who out
there would llke t11 play Ann I.anders for
a day 11:nd 'respond lt thll G.P.'1 Wife?
I'll print lht best letter.
DEAR ANN I.ANDERS: I'm a teenage
boy \Vho must rlisagTre with your answtr
lo "Miss llendi'i Off" -the girl who
punched her date in the mouth becausi
he put his hands where they di4n 't
belong. You said a girl doesn't have to
• iiivc J guf a kiop ii~ the cbops In otder J.o
tle''..,.er the message. You sLggested in-
stead "ii few we.II-chosen words."
. I'm ~ pretty cool hi gh school senior
who has dated all kinds of girls and
scored wllh severa1. I can teU you from
experienct. that you 're wrong. Words
don 't mean anything to a guy on the
make. Nu mallet what a chick says he 'll
keep trying, and more often than not he 'll
gel "hat he wants, even afttr she h4'
said nu.
A few times In my life I've aottcn club-
btd. When this happened I knew I was tn
the presence o( a lady a~ she meant
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business. So, Ann Landers, d o n ' t
discourag e the little chick who Is Inclined
to paste.a guy in the mush. One w~llop is
worth a thousant! .words. -MAIMED IN
MIAMI
DEAR ~!AIMED' Tbul<1. fer .. ~il
leretti11 point of view frora • guy wbo
obvloally W had plenty of experlnce.
(Got <illl)' 1.eelll left. Raddy?) YOllr potat
Is well I.Ikea Mn.ever. A put dul
dt"ods on the temperame1t ud
P<IJIOU!lly ol llle M11 eo llle Mau. T1
1n httenstttve cl.-•• words mean ttUtt~.
Tile IOly lup•1e IUI &<II *-llo ii
llie Jnt11e 'le und'wlrlt, Wl9en a tMr' e.
toua1en aadl a cla1r1e:kr 1H .._N be-o
ilaft oeeordiijlf.
CONFIDENTIAL TO YES, OR N0!1
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Yes! It is better to err on lhe lide er '
compassioi1. You won't rearet this ;
decjslon and you ml1ht well rearet the ~
other.
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J4 DAILY PllOT -. ' -Horoscope
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Gem ini': Widen ' A ~pea l .
WEDNESDAY
JUNE i i
By SYDNEY OMARR
tl>eater parltdpatlng I n
charllab!e projects. Widen •P-
peal, broaden borlzons. Shake
off any tendency toward
lethargy, depression. Smile.
CANCER (June II.July 22)'
New outlook necessary to
popular -•o are aeckl-. achieve asplraUons. Friends
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Medulaie voice. p9opl]e teday are ln~olved. Romantic in-
are partlcalarly .u.iUn &o • terlude ls indicated. Stress in-
11 _..,;ltlPllPl MCk.
lace. T1111Jeoeck appan! l It ,
aoundl. • d~peodence of thought, action.
\ Study T1111111 message.
ARIES (March 2t·Aprll ti), LEO (July 23-Aug. 22),
Accent on money. You gain U Cooperate in special projects.
percepUve. Don't take thlnP Prestige rises in community.
1 for granted ln financial area. Don't feel you must do things
Element of deceptiOn l s as they have been done in
present. S e e personal sltua4 past. Express your own unique
tions, offers in realistic light. qualities.
TAUR US (Aprll 20-May 201 ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 '
Reward indicated. Cycle con-Good lunar aspect today coin-
Linues high. Fine for inlUaUng cutes with travel, I o n g 4
business procedure. You can't dista n ce communicaUoru;.
skip essentials. Past obliga-Important to keep pace with
lions may reappear. )'.QU_corrie <:or~~c;e. One farctway
out on top -act with con4 judges you by what is received
fidence. in writing.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20)' LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. .221 '
Fine for dining out, attending Stick to facts, especially
Jaycettes
Beef for
Barbecuing
Celebration
'Golde n Staff! Provides Tastin g
Wines from; five. caiuornia wine ries will be sipped
and compared Thursday; Jwie 12, froJll 7: 30 ~ 9
.J>.m. by lhos.e-attend.ing a wine-tasting benefitln the
. Costa Mesa GoU and Country Club sponsored by the
. Harbor Area Fair Housing Council. 1.1rs. Matthew
Fare
Peerirrg
Around ' . .. ~· ....
~IRS. RONALD REAG AN
paid a visit to the Balboa Bay
Club as guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Wratber. Tbe governor's
wife earlier that day was
present at the La J-labra
Republican Women's Club's
champagne tea.
B. Whit~. chairman, oilers samples from an Aus4
trian wine dispenser to Robert Vircsik {left) and
. Dr. White. Anyone wishing information on the bene-
fit may call Mrs. Vircsik, 642-4247 .
E_arthqu qkes Viewed
By College Scientist
Mem or ial Doy
Tri bute Pa id
By Mot hers
A scientist's viewpoint about
-LlVing With eauiomia· Earth-
quakes -wiU tie given by
Wallace D. Kl~k, associate
professor of geology and
physical science at Orange
Coast College.
He has been engaged as the
first speaker of the ninth
seWJOn ol A.iesa-Htu:bQ:lf Club.
The group will meet at 10 :30
a.m. next Thursday in Mesa
Verde Country Club.
Bradshaw, newsletter; Donald Flight 19, Air Force
Rhoades: Dale Hartung and l.1others, v.·as represented at
Duane, Stepulis, typing and Veteran's Memoria l Services
mailU\t1·, and Niels Pederson, in Westminster Me mo r i a I
historian. Park by Mrs. LeRoy Ham-
Others are the Mmes. Lauls mack, first vice president, and
Chall and Alfred VanHoosen, Mrs. Stephen Lara, second vice president. Sta r Club
Gathe r ing
yearbook ; John Hoyt, publici-Mrs. Hammack and Mn.
ty: Bub Bardsley and Nick JameS-Porter. treasurer. join-
!lanson, rea!plion: G e n e ed members of Flight 12 in the
Skawin and Ronald Taylor, Fish Fry parade Jn Costa reservations; Isabel McCon-Me,sa. Plans for a Festival of Arts
dach, decorations, and Louis The flight . will meet next project will be discussed by
Pratt, Christm as danct. '.fhursday in Hyde Parke Star Club members. Llguna I~ addJlion to monthly ·' Estates, Santa .Ana, for a pro-8-ch Order of the Easterµ
business an d program gram of colored slides taken Star tomorrow night at 7:30 in
meet.iq s, mem~rs have an by Charles Tucker i n Laguna Federal Savings and
op~Nty to participate in a Thailand. Mrs. James E. Loan.
wide variety o( activities Tucker, president, will preside The meeting is the 1ast for
throu , cl~ ~ti~. They in-during °l~ a p.m. meeting. the club until Seplember, and
where le.lat and money affalrt
Fashions
Newport Bethel
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Ne wp,o rt Beach Job's :
Daughters, Bethel 157 gather i
the. second and fourth Mon-:
days at 7:30 p.m. The Masonic •
Temple is the setting for :
meetings. Informal Ion :
regarding membership is ob-;
tainable by calling M r s • 1
Walter Tuz, ~1755. :
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THEATER ANO Vagabond
section members of pie Mon-
day Morning Club. of , Laguna
joined with Globetrotters of
Thursday Morning 'Club of
Newport Beach for a three-
day cruise aboard the SS Prin-
cess Ca rla.
The group of 43 travelers
sailed from Los Angeles
Harbor to Ensenada where the
ship docked for six hours while
passengers enjoyed a lour ol
Mexica n shops.
Conducting her first meeting
will be Mrs. Wllliam C.
Holme!, and serving on the
board with her are the Mmp.
Marshall .Cowley, first' vice
president .iind p r 0 g r a m
ch&Lnnan; Harold La~, se-
cond vice pres ident in charge
()f ways and means: Ed
Schmok, third vice president
and membe rship chairman;
Robert McLare n and Wendell
Adams. recording and cor-
responding secretaries, and
Edward Zielinski, ~re:!lSlJrer~
elude duplicate brufge, couples Mothers of Air Force men all members are urged to at-
bridge, gourme t, wine-lasti ng, and worQen are invited and lend. Mrs. Phyllis Williams
birthday club, dancing, may call' Mrs. Jean B. Mille r wi ll Preside and Mrs. Ethel
globetrotters, tennis, golf and Sr., ~Z'l69 for information. 1 ~P~i~et~y~is~h:os:tess:_c:o:m:m:i:tt:ee~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ theater. ch airman.
At the meeting Globetrotters
will report on their recent two-
week trip to Mexico City, • HB txiothe rs
CUernavaca, Taxco and Huntington Beach Blue Slar
From there. the cruise con
Linued south, c i r c I i n g
Guadalupe Island before·turn
IDg back toward Loi Angeles.
Chairmen appointed are the'
Mmes. Lloyd Baker, ·gene.rat
activity; Allen Heims, cohf•
munity service: Fred Svenson.
phi l ant hrop y; Lewis
Acapulco. Mothers, Chapter 2. stage
Any woman interested In meetings the second Mondays
membership in the club may · at 1: 30 p.m. in Lake Park
call Mrs. Schmok at 54&-0968. Clubhou!e.
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, .TUESDAY, JUNE '10, 1969. \ JEN CENTS
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HonAymo:o~ . I ~· . . \ ~\ O~er:.";~f Qf ·,~~ga.1 .. Meter" F ~eding
By RIQIARD NALL
The honeymoon's 4bout over.
The moratorium on lt':;al meter feedi:ig
for downtown .Laguna Beach parkers is
nearing \he end of the string. 1 The city expects to receive and begin
installing its new meter heads downtown
thi~ week, about ~300 or them. This
mean&-<----··~ ..... ··----· -That the cost or parking doubles to 10
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cents ao b(lur. . ... , .
-Thaf lho'le "!\!/park !or rnore ·Uaan
two hours ln two-hour spaees get a Ucket
that costs 11 H paid promptly.
-A ne'f ticket may be given for each
additionll two hours of violation. Tti:k;ets .
can stack up on the windsbiel~ • .,.__ ." •
-Shoppen will receJve a half.hour Ira
parking !or each ''*"' U.,Y ~ve !r"m • .,
1xon
,;_;wn the
'Mission
Trail"
Niguel District
Reservoir Set
Hospi~l ,..
Sets ·Fulld
' Campaign
A $500,000 fund drive will be launched
by South Coast Community Hospital ln
hopes that expansion· construction can
start·shortly after the first of the year.
MISSION VIEJO -The Moulton·Niguel Board Pi-esldent John Weld said con-
Water· District has awarded a contract struction start, originally scheduled for
for the El Dorado Water Storage Jllne 1, has been dela'yed principally by
Reservoir to serve northern Mission Vie· Jack of funds. '
jo and be located neir Alicia and The pllnned expansion of lhe 174-bed
. -.. . .. • wt!•IJ'!Ull( ~ts. .
nie new aystem: .ts by Joint acreement
of 1111:· Downtown "Busioeu ~Uon
and 'clly.ofilclals. It is aimed al both In·
crtlfinf revenue f~ .ipt\ers wliicb ft9'W'
glv , an hour parking for a nlckl~mt
proVldlilg th< lilre ol lbnited free parllng Ior-.ahOr~rS.--~ !1 •
Th& city form.tty banned meter . . . -,. . . .
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!eodini.l'1!JCI! ~.., a. ~~ can situatl~. t5o~ work~ . parkirig
clooe .lo ~ .ptjiCe i>I work would .10,out
and fno~ •• RCJ-tO itit>< off ChfUt ilia·~·
on .. theii.-tird to cCnfuae. .. meter.. en-forcement: . .
'l1le work. (o~ ·1ot sormthinl of a
break when. Jildge•J. ParJev-Smith held
In Munlclpal "Coort"thal tblm!ortement . . '~· . -·. . ·-•· > T -
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Jhe · ~ly ha~ 'worked this oUt wilb. the
court;_ 'J11e me.tel'll will bear a deeat·teU·
J~ of the limitation.
· For· thost who m4Sl park downtown,
there are<36 lo.hour meters '(10 ctnts an
bo'Ur) at the municipal ~ot near The . .. . . ••
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Bre'a1cero rrori:i...11 Danlo'•> on the ·Mlln Beath. .
Thel II-"""" lot' on Glenneyre -naw
with ftve..hour meters ·-will havt aome
. two hour, some four boW' and some 10.
hour miters.
r.rerchants have titimated that the
downtown work~ force uses 400 spaces
that in C · st\ortage QI. available par~
might lie'used for llhoppets. ·
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Back Todari
To Capital
By ARTHUR ll. VINSEL Of .... Plll1' ... .., ,,..,
Ureeted by a medium-sized crowd in·
eluding a little boy wav'mg two tiJt1
American Flags, t b e nation's chief ex-
ecutive came home to Orange County,
Monday, en route hack to the· main ·of·
flee.·.
Ptelldent,Nixon had nothing offici&l to
say dUting the brief, commuter stopover
al El .. Toro.MCAS, but •lhook a.few hlll1da
after.. ad ormal welcome . befo:--"eadtn1
for San Clemente. , Trabuco Parkwp.ys. faciliU" is to lnclu~ ,a~Uon of 128 beds .
the accepted low bid for the mare than and the ~pportJ.n&·~ serv~. · .
two-million-gallon reservotr and pipe W~ld !8i<!i. "Our~ ftl'!d drive
nie !lil;Oll party •left for Washington at
1:48. a.qr. today, after a laat-minute Chit =:;:., li!N!1 ~ . ._ to ca1c4> a ma1n ,.., mi.111t'ltl!ftl-.r.;.-·"0n1>: 1~l 1iiiif<lil'TftU"k~ mllllolt .-.
of Santa~· ComP,JtUoa ls-scheduled in ~in:Jlrivate funds ••~need to qualify for~
Feburary 1910. . I~ ·~d Wider Jw"~ Act.
'l'be M.argue,rite ~!'Volt under con. ~ Thet; the sharp cu~ 1ut ~ t~
''~re It 1#1," someone· lhouttd Monday
... "".'""" ooe·~ 1_.,i JD the :.t:'ci::f;~1;~~~'!1TJ . · struction near'SaCidleback is to be com-public spendiitg bOtb. on th! ~state iDd . federal level made aove.rmnent money· pleted in August. Unaviiilable in any Cvent.
•• Fitness Plan Set ~;~t evi:d~&l\:,,"':11 1~ ·
SAN CLEMENTE -San Clemente beyood ~pacity, we had .to postpone the
· building program." , · · Higli School Will host a summer ~·-Weld said the hospjtaT.authorllles 'hOpe .
tion program designed for physical con-to qwllity for a $2 million a1ice of new
ditiOning, competi(lve games and athletic llill·Harria funds fortbcaming ·in
development skills. December or January.
exhault~ '
'l'!le bli ship touched down oo the nortJi.
south ninway, neirly one hour Put fler
onginal f::to p.m. arrlvaJ.tfine and taxied
to a ba1t on !he apioii before the crowd of
Several bu~.
'The program, which will 'get under way Despite several substantial gifts since .
Ju be If d t all c · lran the first of the year, Weld said the "" June 16, w 0 ere 0 apts G h"pllal ,., still about "'"",000' -tt'..rt Of
. . ~ t .. ' ·DAtlly PILOT l"llt't. W ...... ~ _,. ~ • . -A·--
· Brti .. Gen. H..,Y W. llile, 'wi>O· looli
command .,f the sprawling inltallation~
only hours after President NixOn J)al5ed
through last Wednesday, greeted Ute
First Family with ~eii; his wife Miry,
and three.o~ their six children. 'l • -·
Unified· SCbool District teen and adu1t f'IW ...,
males who wish to Improve their level of matchtng the federal funds ao61bt. ~ ·
overall physical fitness. ; _ Meanwhile, construction ' P>Jll have
The gymnasium and physical fitness skyrocketed so that tlie actual;ccst or £he'
1irea will be open from 1·9 p.m. Monday planned expansion may run tcf $7 million
through Thursday and Friday from 1-5:30 rather . than the $4 million originally
p.m. The program will continue through figurtd, Weld said.
August 27. Said Weld, "Indeed, it seem.s likely 'riow that we may have to go into debt for the
•• /llafe Cheerleadet'S first limo In tile hospital's history to secure all the money required to com·
plete: the upan&on program." MISSION VIEJO -Two male students
will be surrounded by 10 distaff members
of the Saddleback College cheerleading
squads next year.
Sophomores Charles Rawn of San
Clemente and Lou Pellon of San Juan
Capistrano will join veteran cheerleaders
Lynne Broyles of San Clemente and Pam
Downs of Tustin.
Other co-ed cheerleaders are Pat
Casella, a sophomore from El Toro, and
Michelle Foster, a freshman from Tustin.
Songleaders for 1969-70 include : Terri
Staffieri cf Tustin and Sharon Addis o(
Laguna Niguel, both ~econd year leade~s;
Barb Trapp and Leslie Mowers of Tustin :
Maureen Demers of Mission Viejo and
Lena Deszcoi of El Toro.
Germans
Norman Vincent Peale
President of Church
NEW BRUNO>"/!~ .• J~,J. (UPI) -.Tl>e
Rev. Dr.)lonnan Vincmt Pelle, known
to millions througl\ his book:"The 'Pp wer
of Positive Thinking," b1a newspaper col·
umn and his close l1el ,1fith tbe NlJon
lamily, was elected. P.f'!Sid~ of the
Refonned· Church in A\nerli:a"Monday
nigh\. • . .
Peale won on the third ballot to head
tile Z3Z,IJOO.member denomination.
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EL. TORO~UD_C!LE:•-Pr'l'i\!ent·~ixo~ and fal)ipy ' M~ry Hi••· Tricia ;N~.141-s. Ni%o~, J)rig. Gen ..
, cba:·wlth Higtj, ra_nking Manne Corps·c!fitet• i!i!>o.l!l Hebty· W,, Hile, conun&n'I!'~ of El Toro /ilCAS, and
arrival in"):lra~ge.<lounty for~ovemlght sla)"!~·toilra -Mil};-:·Gen~ 'Arthur H .. .A~ilms,. coirurlander of El
from HOndJulu '·:to Washth£ton. CoUnterclociwis~·. Toro-Dalied 'lb.ird Marine '.Alr Wing.
Moments &fter the front doOr of the big
je~ opened, Presidept Nixon .stepped out
With t W:&Ve to be seeil often tn ~·
County, then was jolnffi by hia Wile Pet.
from President are Mrs .. Julie Eisenhower, Mrs. . .. . Together, they 111.C:pped down to , the
runway, followed by daughter Tricia,
then Julie and David F.l!enhower. · , ...... , .
C-Ou·ncil Studies Proble.m Nixon Schcilule8 ' -' . .
"Whlcb one'• married to th e
Else~er kid and what;a the other
one's nitme?" asked a rep<>rter obviou,IY,
dispatched to cover an unfamiliar beat. ·
O~ Drainage in Canyon
Briefing for .
Congressmen
Gef!. Hise inlrodocf'd his family to .the
Nlxons, including daughtera Reeny, 26,
and Ussa, 19, who had seemed fidgety
with suspen&e earlier~, but graciously in·
troduced 10..year-ol.:1 J udy Hise to their
important visitors.
~ll!_~ ~!!YO!! ~ nature's natural
dramap •cliamel to the sea for the sill'~
rounding hills and watershed.
The problem is that it has homes and
bi&sineases and a biihway · alona:· its
cotii-se. ·, · • •
lJ!jii:.o ls.a·drablag!'< cllaDnY log_b\il not . ,.,,."'1ous!> one f!"'the b1''floocb that .
~~ ~~!·ery·\ hundred yws· . or ao.
wgunPJ . in r ttM canyOn Awbo-went . . .
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Orauge ,
B MERRIMAN SMITH They were accom1 .. 1nled by Maj .. Gfn,
through recent flooding know this. J,., wi.ii., "°"" lfl•mr Arthur H. Ad811U11 who stepa: down Friday
It is technically documented In a study · from as Commander \>f Ult Third Marine AU: prepared for the Orange . County Flood President-Nixqp new home . Win&, for a 11ew Kor~a duty a.ss.lgnment
Control Dislrict by the.U.S. Army Corps Orange County on the last leg or his Scarcely enough u~.. elapsed betwefn
of Engineers. City . Q>uncilmen will take Midway mission Tuesday to rePQrt to arrival and depRrtUie to memorize a
u'p ithe ··mattei' th:·a ~dy session Wed· congressional Jeaden•oD ill~ ilgni~ person's last .n.me, but the President ~liy: inicbt ..and "'"'-·a,preaentation by of ... conleren--with South Vietnam stepped bri1kl,.1tO~.a J'<lpe cord6n keeping: !loocf conttol ·enallii'ei.:.· ·~ '0 back spectators to meel • fellow Onm4• , , . ·p~Npyen Van.Thieu. . Countians.
Tile report ddes. ll<ll· lriclUde plam for· Tiie Afr FO<Ce-.l°Jet·••~tri• tile "presl-The publtc w'u ln·<t'od. to set the Prest· solution of llood'problems, j\llt.tocbnlcal . -., • " iitformation~to guid'! ·in zoning along the dent and 'hi!:. ·party departe.4 ~ El Toro <tent ·urlve 1bome · fmm : waf-and-peace
"flood 'plaini" _or constrpcUon "of OOod Marine Air Station at-1:41 a.m. It•was <~ PRBllDENTj·Page: I)
(i-otection 'wor"\s. · · -• due ill ivillit"ogrona6oUt I p.ni.' EDT:---.----'--'------'----,..,
Tiie. repbrt notes: !: · · Nixon scheduled a meeting at the White
•·The Orange~ Col{!ltY FlOl?Cf Conlrol J1ouse shortly. thereaft~ 1'Jth .'bfpartisan
Disµ:ict ' pr~ ,th_at a dar:n be ,,CQJ:t• leaders of ·the· stnl.te 'and ljoase to
Weather
structed at El Toro Road hO'fever. funds discuss the' ~ 2·t, o 0 .o. m a n
R :,.hly Illustrated Book Shows All About It ;,~~tlo~~~er. authorized .for Its con· American troop wlllidrawal.lrorn. Viet-
"-' The report ilates that piecemeal con-nam and prospects for progress iii the
termlnatJon of • 1 e 1 u a I slruction of 1the drainage channel in the Paris peace talks. · , The morning cloudl chould pa.rt
e!rly· on Wednei!ay to· ·auow a
mosUy sunny dly on Ult coast,
with temperatures in lhe 18-78 range, __. · .
INSIDE • TODAY -1 Pia!" for 011 offah,pr< aiJ710rf
By NANCY KOWERT vanced officially sponsored sex text in • pregnancy, l?wer portlOn of the· Cll'.IYOn, lhrou'gh An _p(flcUi.1 evaluaUon of the Sunday
•-..... ,..,. Wrttff Europe. dise~, ~ hygiene. · 1 dcwntown Laguna,-began ln 19'J8. meeflng at MidWay Island WIJ that the
BONN, Genn•11v -When 13-ye:ar-otd Jn Germany, where Bavarian junior It ,ii-In simple, short 1t11tences, a rarity ''The cbannel'has_ i......n.desl--i ,for t.he • 1 ~ ~ ''"h --~1 , ..... , •• is ~•n t th • • """ •• ..,. United Stalos and Sooth Vlelnlm now Hans goes bac:l<" IO school thiJ. !all the ~.._.... ~ sei ~~-.. ••r • • tn Aernran s<:hciblhoOU!, And It covers 2$-year-l(e<luency flood and will he m-
teachet will band him .8 new white book birds and bets. stage. lt'i sure to catch · thoroulhly and unblushlngly~every aspect adequate fOlj the 11)0.,yiaf.frequency flood have a more united front to wt f!rtll :1n
with cok;rfu1 abilrad picture of a womb m;;r. ~=In
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j .... dlrecl · or ...;..1 development. •. or the standaril;Pn>J«I tJooct. (a s>vere Paris on tile uttlma\e ruolulloo'ol ~e
on the front cover-' '·, 'un lronLJ1!l11jo_ediciitlori'"OlnCl'.i!s tut l .,ttsayslherhythm_meaid·olblrth·COD-situation ~t one ' -~at·.~ OCC1!' vi.~·l'{ar: '•, ,·: ·" '~' , . ~he starta Olpplng tJn:ough Iii 48 "sea edllcttton In ICbojil oliOuid coo-. trot ,"Is 1'commeoileO .,;ty for-women '"ti,!lme). rl Ila th . J;...,,,. ~; !'JO "~ ,)l.b\oa ~ ThleU•l!!!!' oat(~ bPe got ~~'/!1J 1='~ ..... ~= ": tribule not only to helpln,-,..n1n>•no•s with regular .-..t ~·" 11 calls , ~in~l:.itt.cl:iiu!f;':'JWr~ ..:." llia_t . 'al..j at,.P.el7 w0JJ I~ tliilt'.~•: I 1 011 In .th•. "'°'kl for q,..14,4, • I
1 O!Mo, ond q ai']lll<ir pl!Jn '!"'Y .. b• , I
the an.nocr for Oronot" Cwnt11'•
, airport' ha11lt. DetaiU of the
: ~made ilJGnd terminal are 01~
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venereel -~He'll he provided also _... thett quaUU.. .., 111"1! .and birth conttol pllb, "'the IUl<lt method .. : ' , Will •'"1th.las:-'c!OnJoptiie"':"""'~ ~="fa:r 'ii~.:"1 .J':~alr...1
with • quldt-ref<Z<D« pide to birth cm--. bell --.ive them ..,.......~!~ bot 'can. be, mad .. UNI ... by· 1m1ulllr-new ·water. run91f r-ll)clude !he tMistneis Llher\ltlon .Fron! ' . methods 1heir OWJI leDle " ~Jues; ~ •N, • , , -· .; 1 • .. • area of downtown ~· Bacl,I, the • "'
tr-, · WI "1 i-oi.11>e ·• tlM1*!!-.IOllllloi,,...al~:~ p!IMatlitg. • sewage lreatmenl p!Ant ind-· ----------'-~)~ ~ ,J!.,' turnlllg to~. Tl:'!~-Mrs. slll>llei.Ai<l.11 'a'boqlt ' II also gives figuru.O the relis.bility of •cotruiterci&l .ind private ·~ ... S~le •Jllarfceu ~. he wlll ttld 1 dmflt>U<!n Jil sexual that "oilers \be .......,Y' facts and . '1!e~I and cb~cal"methods. tending to El To~ ~d. ·' ' . ,. ··'
techniques.'-' • then!orf the -uat bull for a The"-t>'>blishes g-.e plctum •, ,It adds that, In. ~~dlUOn .the, COut • NEW YOR": (APf-Th<rlll>c~ market
nie book, tlllld-"SR AUii," w11 dlaiope bet•'"" ,_,pe!ll'le abd t!le1r .., QU1er p\lysical ellec\s ol syphilis, and R1ghw1y at the lowp11tn)if'ol tbii 11"4>' ~ wltl!'a• 1mall ·~ In mo.derate
JllMJ)Clled 1'ue!ldl.r by the Health Minlilry ~ 11111 ~ ... u:P.detalls_on.ltow11 il.coiitraded, area will he lnundattd.!'.: , . '! !lldf!li. tollay .. -(i!ee" qu()(ltlliltl{ 1pqes
as 'part o1 West Germany's effort to UP' The .12 d!aDten m : l>iologlcat The pullltcaUon comes·ln Ute middle of : The ;reyort ~16 <~. mlllO' IJ1", ~U). ~ • I
dale sex edQllon. ci.nelojimeqt. .iut.r-.hetween tile se•· a pvwtnc sex wave In W .. t Germany, 1 ~ )i tbii ··-"li!f ~"'!'• i!')I'• '· II llrntod 10111ewh1Llrcrn its moderate ~ It, et a _, coolerenee, es, pUhel'fy and memlruatlon. .lutlU... whm nude pictures are c•ntrnlill . on t:l' -tliit m111 tiO clOtid '" decllohlo11dll'. In retdloii to iho tioos1 In gr~ Health MIDiltor ~ tioo, -· l>Jrth, RH.faetor, ll!lns, .,.,. .. of blib..eWnc, r" pee tab Io P/Q\edlm\ leiY!nJ them Ulil> "'" Island banks' prime rate to a record 'l\I per·
Strobel, a. Hld tile book is the most ad· methoda p( birth control, premature maguines tliat reeture colt1111J11 oo aix. wltl\ln tlie Oood plain/' CfOI ,_ 711 percont. . . '
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Medical -~.RevieW Slal . ·d f ;apo~School !
Boara Sets · B<J8yfl-Gu.Uk&-Plans ior ·Hofpital~ii! 'i
. ' ' • Cash ~fudy A"!J.inan ·adv Is• r 1 ·board w 11 h of lbeboltd, Mudie &aid llie.llo«Y would:
rterestDtaUvu from each major cun· -Apprise COfDmunlty l e • de r a of
mllilf11 lir thi'South Orillge County area hospital problem•:
bu· ieen formed to flllli!e plannlna of -Fonn a pool from which fulure
medical programa f~r the area's newly hospital trustees familiar with the pro-
desipated hospital ~~t. · blems of medical care can be recruited.
ReprwntaUves are from Lquna -Insure that existing facilities are best
Beach, Mlatoo Viejo, Lqlma Nlgue~ El oervlng the area's needs.
To!vo 5ao Cllmealo llill ~-HllJI:; --and encour14* h.,Pltal SUI> Actmc lioU.i, Cllalimiit R 1 c h , r d-' pdrtlni' activities.:. \
Mudie. i Lif1U!1i ·a~, said the Finl regular meeting ofi i/rou,, will :.tu WM fonned to p r o v I d e be held at Monarch Bay P a Thursday, . 111\1-aacl Pitonloc onc all In-J..,.11 al a time yet to be )ermined.
terested coinmUnlUes'for hoSpital care. The.new: boa.rd'• members re:
The IOUtb county district was recently JU chard \ Mudie, South ~guna al·
es1a)Hshed · by the State AcMsory to~y, active in Laguna Community
Hooplltl c.widL It ln<ludes South C-1 Chest and Boy's . Cfub; Lee Austin
~ liolpllaf In South Lquna. Androws, Laguna . Niguel slockbroker.
Plaal have been broached al.90 for fu. put president of Niguel Homeowners and
lure aalelllle ladlllles to be built In the Cooununily Ass<>clation: Rober! L .
outlYUW llUL Damuon. El Toro tax consultant, presl· "Our-primary objecllve ii to provide deol of El Toro-Laguna Hill! Exchange
· arta:-wide reprtM:ntation in coordinallna Club, member of San Joaquin Elemen-
the pi!ani!ini ol comprehensive medical tary School Board; Thomas J. Doherty, ~ ~· locluding ad d I t 1 o n a 1 San Clemente stockbroker, president
hospl1al facllllles for ·lbb part of the elect of Laguna Beach Rotary Cub and
couafy;"'"Mudge ii.Id. past president of Laguna Beach Com·
Ill oddlUoo to lbe·-laUve 8-' munily ai.ot;
AU red ff. V..CTtll. .. w.ma 111111,
retirtd, president of Leisure World Stan
and past president Laguna Hilb: Former
Rotarians; Edward G. Kopp, Capistrano
Beach general co~actor, president of
Dant. Point Civic iation; James T.
Manion, El Toro iness m~. past ·
'.Jjres.ident of El Toro Civic AsaodAUon;
Dennis P. Paquin, Juan 1Capllµ'ano
utility planner, pa.st Vice preaidenf San
Clemente Junior Chamt>er of Commerce;
David J. Phillips, Laguna Beach auto
deale r, director of L ~guna
Beach Chamber ot f,ommerct, and
district commiUetmaii of Boy ~ts of
America ; James D. :,Rivenes, Miaslon
Viejo stockbroker, dirtctor of oulton-
Nlguel water District: James c. Thomas.
Laguna Beach airline pilot, officer and
director of Hilltop Owners AMociaUon :
Richard B. Webb, Laguna Niguel
pharmacist, active in YMCA; Kenneth
Walker, San Clemente realtor, president
of San Clemente-Capistrano Valley Board
of Realtors, state director of Calllornia
Real Estate Association, director of San
Clemente Boys' Club and past director of
San Cletnente Junior Chamber of Com·
merce.
C.plstrano UnlOec! School District
trustees Monday appointed ~wo of their
~·· members to act U represeo-
lativu on ·a joint. l•lcher-lnlltee com·'
mJllee to' con<loct an on-;om, awdy of
the i!bizlct's finance. ' ,
Robert Newhart of Laguna Niguel and
Harcourt Bull of San Clemente were lhe
~·s choices. Formal appl'1lval will be
given at the board's meeting nezt Mon· day.
Teacher re~taUves are D a n
Geisy, Kenneth Foster anct' Al Pierce.
Trwnan Benedict, asaiat.ant district
superintendent, will be the district ad-
minlstraUon representative.
Trustees approved formation of the
study commiltee under threat of a
walkout by the teachers' association. The
committee will "consider salary ad·
justinents (for teachers) bMed on the
fiscal statl,lS of the district."
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PRESIDENT. Newport Lawyer Guilty • • Stringy, Sti1ager
The adjustments would be made after
the July at flnalb:ed ·determination of
the diltrict's assessed val uation, •
-Normally, teacher salaryi a r e
detennined by the board in n~gotiations
prior to that time so that the school
budget may be figured.
In Capistrano, however, teachers
sought and were given provision for open.
end contracts. That Is, if the dl.strid 'finds
that it has more money than it esOmatH
it will have, increases bl the teacher's ·
pay wilJ be conaidertd.
talks with vtebwnr.ie President Nruyen
Van 'Jbleu, while his arrival June • was
limited to MarL1e personnel a & d
dependents.
Based on what lnfmntd sources say
tboul bi! leellhp on the Vlelnam sllut·
ti~. President Ntzon seemed to single
out those whole future hope of not
fighf.inl sacb a war seems greatest.
David Piper, 3, oI Buena Park, had a
ruMy nose from the cool breeze which
sent threatening clO·l'1! scooting over th~
rugged mountains to lhe eut end seemed
nonchalant after meetin11he President.
His father Bob. however, was im-
pressed With Ute historic · Incident -In
Pipet . famlly terms -and WIS
partkularly pleased that his wife ond all
four Q'.11 were there.
"We drOve like crazy to get down here .n.r· belrlq' lhe· putillc .... lnvlt.d 30
mjnaW llU' lbd ~ It would late 20
-)mt klr the trip," said Piper.
llaor-did·lhe PiJ>ll' boys Ill<• m..unc
the l'ttaid .. t?
"Pretty pod, .. &aid ·Ronnie, I, .. but
why ... ,... wrltlnc all that lluf( down?"
Tllo-FlrJi·l'...ur· ,. .. , standing· In 'lb•
BlighUy·awkward well-are-we-ready! lim-
bo that accompanies o f f t c I a l ap-
pearJP:qa, ao Prnild,'nt .Nixon UlblrOO
them'IO._ ol!~ watUng'h.Ucopw~
Newly-=dflljgnlted Marine Co r p s
Heli~ter-One, the tW'bOjet chopper
wheeled into a right turn facing the
b~ and the:rotor bi&d'8 ....,.., ••
abe moved down the uphalt strip.
Seated in the big central, bay window
aectJ.on, the Preslddwas still wav~to
those who could Ml Uirough the • e:
watering rotorwash · of the 1-w I t
bdlcoplar.
Board Honors
Retiring Trustee
He ha11 served the Laguna schools
longer than any trustee In their history.
Doing a lltUe mathematics, fellow
trustees calculated that outgoing board
member Robert Turner had put in about
H full wee.ks service to the community
durlni hll 13 continuous years u trustee.
Turner was honored Monday night at
Ben Brown's restaurant by ad-
mlniltrators o( th.e Behools, fellow board
members, former board member Don
Tobin and wives. He was presented a pla·
que for his service by the adminlstratcrs.
Turner, who chose not to seek re-elec
tion, has one more scheduled meeting
before he steps down.
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lly JOHN VALTERZA for the U.S. CU1toms Smloe.
Of""' Dlltr Pl• sllff lronk:ally, marijuana never did come
Bafbo\I ii!ancf lawyer lticbard llll)lle, •"""" ~ bonier In the alleged coo-.. splracy. '!be Indictment llat.d "a 37, bu entered a guilty pit.a to a leaer vegetable substance" was tn the plane
chars' in a blz.arre marijuana 1muuJing that landed early wt November at ·Palm
c~ er:~. ft WP" Iearn'-ti today. Springs Airport.
,Higbl,, \:-'..o bl a fonner Newport Beach SUBSTANCE ALFALFA
Lt. Eugene DePaulls of Laguna Beach lifeguards displays specimen
of jellyfish which have been plaguing swlmmers of late at area
beaches while D~bbie Aubrey, 18, gives the creature a-cautious poke.
Stinging wound is inflicted by tentacles hanging under body which
floats on or near aurface of water.
Masons to Lead Laguna
So far, the ocbool budget bas been bas-
ed on '5timated figures of income, The
exacl fi~ will .be in after July t.
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defendant-both will be sentenced In U.S.
District .Court in Los Angeles Monday.
Cpurt records show the guilty plea In·
valved a May 14 waiver of a Federal
Grand Jury indictment charging con-
Other. sources aaid that the substance Ob · f Fla D was alfalfa, placc:t on the plane by Mex· serva· nee 0 g ay lean narcotics authorltl'8 In Guadalajara · . · Truslees of the Capistrano Unified
in a "premature bust." · School District gave that district's pro-
spiracy. •
German was the asserted buyer «,the posed 1969-70 budget a line-by-line study
In the place of the Indictment the U.S.
Attorney aubltltu~ information charc-
ing Hilble and Raymond Daniel Teeter of
Orange r.!th unlawfully acou1rtng and ob-
Wnlnl a quantity of marijuana without
payln• ·· U.S. ttansfu tu.
illegal weed inl Meiif<oT. ~~~!~· Bag~y, The American Flsg will be honored W. Palmer. MoThndayb. f "2 ill waa an emp oye o .au111a.1iw. Avlation SatU:rday·at 11 a.m. at the Memorial ·n·• Th d ha lfi . 11 bee e udget o ~· m ion is about 12 Inc. at Orange County. Airport, ,where, . -e ay s 0 · cia Y n proclaimed percent higher than this year's, however.'
soureea 11ald, his role as an undercover staff in Laguna Beach's He1$er Park in a Flag Day by Mayor Vedder. All school officials maintain that because of
PLEAD GUILTY
The . pair pleaded guilty to the ln-
fonnaUoo on the ume day, recordl
show.
1bt Indictment that wp eliminated
charged that Higbie, Teeter, and Lyle
Paul . German •.. 35, of Garden Grove
en;apc1 In l,~pjr~cy IP ny J~1JJ,QO pounds .. of ml!QlJ&n•. frodi M_mco 11Ut
November 5. German has yet to be .sr·
rested. He is believed to be 90mewbere in
Malco. .
The pilot hired to f1Y the fll•B•I ....,d
Into the country, the-indictment said,
was J. W. Bagley, an undercover agent
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F estii5aJ, Arti.su
To Meet Press
Laguna Beach's 180 artists exJiibiting
at Ult Festival of Arts thls summer
will meet the press Sunday, June 15
from 11_~.m. to 2 p.m. at the Festival
grounds.
The press day wa s initiated hr. Kath·
leen and William Gee. art editors of
the Coist Maguioe and local 11llery
owners.
Critics, gallery direc tors, several
Festival board members and about 40
press representatives will attend the
activity de!igned to "achieve a current
insigh t into and evaluate the direction
of art in the Laguna Beach community,"
according to the Gees.
Artists' interviews as y.·ell as the gen-
eral story of the Festival will be cov·
ercd in the July issue of the Coast pub-lication.
L419111141grins
agent was completely· unknown. community program spomored by the Lagunans have cordiaUy been invited to increased enrollment next school year,
Teeter, the indictment &aid, wu the Muonlc LodJe m . attend tbe prgorma by chairman o. w. actual cost per student will be dmm.
driver of a van to be used to pick up the An American Ftag wtUch. has Jltt'Vious-Pri The board of trustets Is expected to weed from ~ airpcrt. , ce. adopt -the 42-page budget as a tentative All the .facts in the cue may never ly Down ever the United States Capitol Price said the ceremonies will acetnt budget at their meeUng next Monday.
come to Ugbt, since the guilty plea .lnd building wlll be presented-to Laguna yoUth. The Boy, Cub and Girl Scouts, the The .spending measure will become
sentencing will replace a trial. Beach Mayor GleM E. Vedder by Robert Mini-Mermaids, Job's Daughters, De finalized in August when the di!trict'1
Higbie and Teeter .previoualy pleaded C. Sourwine, lodgemaster, and Mrs. A. Molays and Boys' Club will attend. usessed valuation is officially set.
Innocent to , IP• fjdaral .,IJ:a\ld . F.f .1-;~'~· ;;;;;;· ·~~1;·~ .. ;;~;;~ .. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;. charges. ~ 11 ,..
1 Higbie, in an ezcluslve Janu.-:Y fn-
terview1 told the DAIL'X Pn.oT ·that he
could netl ~ildm:s ·tht ~ fn lttie
case. One reasbn, he said, wu that the
other men named in the case were his
clients.
A few days later be expreued op-
timism in the outcome in the case, acf..
ding that "we expect aome good newt
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C. S~ Beesmeyer
Of Newport Dies
Clarence S. Betsemyer, ·of 2888 Bay.
shore Drive. Newpon Beach, a prom·
inent Los Ange~ civic leader, died
1.1onday at his home in Palm Desert.
Mr. Beesemyer was a past president
of the Los Angeles Chamber of Com-
merce and a former president of a ~
Angeles Board of Trade. Also widelr.-
known in the Soulhem California 011
indu~ry. be was director of Greater
.. Los Angeles Planning Inc.
Mr. Beesemyer is survived by wife,
Phyllis Richardson Beesemyer, his son,
Jay C. Beesemyer, of 18191 Blue Ridge,
Tustin ; his d.1oughter, Mrs. Richard
Marsellus, of Palm Desert and six
grandchlldl\'!n.
Private senrices will be held at Pacific
View Mortuary Park, Newport Beach,
Wednesday.
By Phil lnlorlandl
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In ltnf I few ihOrt Wftks you, too, Ctn "*
15-2Q.-25 pc>unds t nd be proud cf the ~ Yoll
look. Ltdle1, you'll be wtlring the new
fi11ur1·revt1ling fill f1shioo1 with pride Md
confid1nc1. And, Men, the new t1ilor4htJle(I Rifts
will look 11re11 011 you-onca YoU'w l'l'di1C0¥91'ed
ycur w1l1t. Don't put it off-t1ke it offl
Act now, for special low reduced r1tn during
Holiday Netlon11l fitneu Mnnlh.
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-'1 JERoME F. c;.<>LµNll
--~·1•1t..r Over !he vj~s objeclionii of Vice
Moy..-LindsJo7 p.....,, Newport Beach
city, "'"""'lmen Monday night plae<d the
city m . '"l'ecbrd in suppm of the
be~ed Orqe Oiwi1y Harbor
DistriCC -. ""<.,
In ~ lhe eclion, the cily abandoned
Its ~ .. 1t~ of neu~ality -
favO(ld__by -PipOOS -on the bsue..,_of
Harlm:.District dlaolution.· -• 0..-• -, •
. -CouncilmeD \OOtod "I lo I In fovor of a r...iutloft drallod -by Ed . Hirth. The molllb ..ii. ool Ollil' for conllnuan<e
of-the lllrilor,ll!llrld, b\11 alao !..-Its ea•
PMSkl!lc:lll'iDc:lude jurildictioo over the
, developmeol.of loW>d. J>l!:U.
. Par.,m:"" jGlfild b1 Poul J. Gruber
In voting agalosl-Hlrth'• mollOJL nie~vk!e maYilr; hi a .._J'N!Jired state.. ~. ~ jhat ihe .;...u·s 'con-
templated ·action ""°'1ld appear to be
motivated""°"' by fear of lhe possible
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··TUESDAY, JUNE 10; 1969 ., .. -... ~ppyas City Backs
-. eoonomlc c»nsequenoes lo.the city 11.the
distrlet la d~ved, rather ~ con-
&lderaUoe .of wbelber I~ II desirable lo
~ JQ lndtJl!'!l'kot apeclal lijhig
dillricl ·wbfc.b bu Joni lloce COltlf!!lod
the speclllc project ,for which it "" created."
The "specilk: pfo]Rt""•was "lleVelop-
menl m Newpod. Harbor. -~
Parions wd"U.. people of lb& .ow.ty
al!ould 'have the r1&!>! tO' l!edde>blh --·
the bJllol wbelher Ibey want the district
contbtued.
I>WoluUoe of the dbtrlct, urged by a
majority of the County Leogue of Cllles,
would rcquile sucb a county-wide 'Vote.
0 Jt also seems wrori& tO me to take a
district which was established under a
Harbors and N avigaUon Code and use it
as • fr&mework .for • regional parks
development," Pa.raons said.
He added that through the years
Newport city taxpayers have pumped
many hundreds of thousands of dollars
into the dlslrlct and, with the exctptlon of
the harbor pat:vl, have receJved very lit--
tie In return.
Parsom' views, however I railed to
move the majority of his council col·
leagues.
They adopted the resolution with Jillie
further ar&U111enl. It will be sent to the
county's Local Agency Fonnation Com~
mlsaion (LAFC) in time for a hearing
Wednesday on the dlssolution question.
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The resolution declares :
"Through the yean alnc:e the cruUon
of the Harbor District (In 11133(, ibi ctty,
of .Newport Be~ ~shad a unique, van·
tage point from which to observe tlie
operalioM of the dlatrict In Newport
Httrbor."
M a result, says the resolution, "this
Ctty Council has been lmpreued by the
skillful manner in which the. district has
(See BARBOR, Pqe I)
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County Hails President·
Gro-ivd Welcomes Nixons Back From Mid'!-fJay
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of .... Dt!IW ,II .. ltlff
Ureeted by a medlum-$iud crowd in-
cluding a little boy wavllg two tiny
American F~s. lb e n.aUon's chiel ex-
ecutive came bome to Orange County
Monday, en route back to the main of·
tiC<.
President Nixon had nothing oKiclal to
say during the brief, commuter stopover
at El Toro MCAS, but shook a few hands
alter a formal welcome befo:-· heading
for San Clemente.
The Nlzoo party left for Washington at
8:40 a.m. today, after a last-minute chat
Teens Accused
Of Fire Killing
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EL TORO HUDDLE -President Ni~on and family
cha! with high rantung Marine Corps;offi.cers upon
arrivaJ in Orange County for overnight stay en route
from Honolulu to Washlilgton. Counterclockwise
from President are Mrs. Julie Eisenhower, Mrs.
·Mary Hise, Tricia Nbo~, .Mrs. Ni>on, Brig. Gen. Jlenry W. Hise, comman••• of El 'J'.•ro MCAS, and
Maj. Gen: Arthur H. Adams, commander of El
Thro-based Third Mar!Qe Air Wing.
Nixon Schedules
Briefing for
Congressmen
By MERRIMAN SMITH
Ul'I wtlllt HWM ltfptrhr
President Nixon new home from
Orange County on the last leg of his
Midway mission Tu esday to report to
congressional leaders on the significance
o( his conference with South Vietnam
President Nguyen Van Thieu.
'lbe Air Force 1 Jet carrying the presi·
dent and his party doparted the El Toro
Marine-Air Stalkln at 1:41 a.m. It was
ctue in 'washington about 1 p.m. EDT.
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' , U~ges Private Study
Newport Policewoman:
Sex Belongs at Home
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of tM Dlllf Pli.t Mlltf
Celeste Saunders, Newport Beach
Poilcewoman, thinks sex education should
be a private matter, not .something
discliSseif' openly between boYS ind girl>
in the classroom. ·
She ~ya eex ed~caupn belonp tn the
home. U)lt musl be,~ In ochool, she
want.!, the sell es seP11r111ed for modelly
and the ·-~ loif li'7· -slarUng
perhaps --1'•1cbb!i ribblll
being born.
rather gee this sex education strictly In
the home," she said. "I found a heart--to-
heart talk created a bond betwffn my
daughter and myself."
"I would go~oll.ln....saying
the place for it ls m the Dome," aJd .Rev.
Philip Murray, of ~ chamber COOl·
mlllee. "Dul the beet of·il )I ·the borne
doesn'l do II In 115 -ol the""""·"
''Th11 is the pity," Aki Mn. Saunden:.
"Tbe drop out rate ol ~ high
(See SEX CLASSES, P1ge I) '
~ ~ portnll al)d 10 -· and lilkra Stmdlly. '
SuAn Biiiey, 15, .and her 13-yeir-old
brother, Roser, were arraigned before
JuitlC< of the PeoC< A. L. Rothwell.
Bruce White, Woo4 County prosecutor,
aaid the younpterS were charged after
lnvesuaatora turned up evldenct of arson
in the blaze.
·The fire awept through· the family's
eigtr,.room frame home in the predawn
hours Sunday ana autboriUes aald It
burned "like a p~ of paper."
Both )'OWlgslers wert: tolemn and did
not ·ape.all: u they were led into the court.
They were a.;companled by an · aunt. a
Mn:. Enoch GI Parkersburg.
White said the chlldren wert only being
charged wilh murder of their father,
Charles Bailey, 41.
"We obv:iously wouldn·t aet forth
charges In an the deaths, so at random
we settled on the faU'ler's name;" White
said.
The predawn fire whipped through the
family's smAll frame home here Sunday.
The only occupant to flee the flames was
the children's grandfather, Obie, 63.
Emmett C. Rousch, assistant state fire
marshal, &aid earlier that two persons
had admitted intentionally setting the
fire. However, be Declined at that time to
identify those involved.
Following the fire, Roger and Susan
told authorities they· escaped the fire
because they were 1leeplng ln a tw1>room
slruclure behind lhe famlly'1 elghl-room
house.
They "1d tbeY walcbed belplwly as
the !Wnet engulfed the oou...
Nixon scheduled..• meeting at the White
House ' shortly utereafter with bipartisan
}faders of the , Senate and Hoose to
discuss· the aiinowietd 2 5 , 0 Q,0 • m a n
American trOop withdrawal from Vie\·
nam ahd prospects for progress In the
Parii pet"' talk!. An official eva1uatioft of the Sunday
meetin& at Midway Island was that the
Utllttct States aDd South Vietnam now
have a more unfted front to pm forth in
Paris.'o.D the ultimate resolution of the
Vietnam War.
Mrs.' Saunders J>l"UQted her views
Monday to member& of a Newport
Harbor Chamber , ol commerce com-
mittee looking into the· feasibility of a
S<:hool sex tducaUOlfprocram.-
Balboa · JJ~s' Club Site
• •
Nixon and 1bleu were said to have got
along extremely well in thelr fa ce-to-face
discussions on a mutual position to be
takeil'ln f1c:f111.llaooi and the NaUonal
LibeniUon. Fronl. I
FnD. an official American viewpoint,
there "'"' tlle.. 1ur111er cooclusions:
-Tbe America11 troop withdrawel
-·-• tlplllcant message lo Huol l!IJt the UDiled Sl.alel and South
-,.. DOI l:lddlng about teyq lo -.a. level of c:ombll In SoulhWt
AllJ.
-'1111 lnlop roplacemenl "" dbcumed aome weeb ill advance on the National
S«urity Council kvel ind the fltW
dedlloa put ..,_the Nltoo-'nlietl tJbll an
MldwllJ SmldlJ'. -'nle replllC<lllOlll ol ll,000 ln>opl,
mooUJ mnbll men, II • "Oral sllc:t" of
the Amtr1cm flltCO level In Vleloam,
bQe('"" .. !pcreUlnr CJp&bllity ol
Soulll, ~forces lo lol<e ~the
tombat buMen, Nixon has no lnlenUon ot
111)' -0< maaive wlthdf11WJI lllCh
" lo ....,_ b1a U.S. 1-or llio
Soulh VtelnllilHe.
' I
ln urging a keep-it.private, go-slow ap-
proach to sex educaUon Mrs. Saunders
aligns herself in oppo1itlon to the frank.
direct boy·girl exchange ol sex opinion
practiced in Anaheim High School
District.
Yet proponents of 'such sex education
programs cannot acaise her or being
naive about teenagers' sex curiosity.
Mn. Saunders prtma,ry assignment wtth
Newport .l!:elch polfct for ro 1w• bu
1been 1nvis'f!pt1011"0fln c:rimel.
"I, myalf, u 1 police officer woukl
' . Foundation Aids
" New Boy1 ·Club
' -The .J11111n lrvlne FoundJUon II 1116
principal coobj-ol fundt lo be UJed
lo build tbe llartlor Arel Bon' Club'•
pi_,t nri' clubhouJe In BJlboJ. chlb ex;c;;;;;;o director I.Gu YJlllonl Hid !O-
da~ ,_ -111.000 to-
ward the 1121,DllO building.. ·
• .,,,. -will be In the bent lelll~
lnla"esl unUI aiir plw ire finalized,'
said Yinlom. .
, I
Must Await. State Ruling
Bulldin1 1 9t1f ·Boy1' .Club facWtf. on
public beach land near the Balboa Qcean
Pier · 111n·t~golnj tO ~ easily done, even
lh6usl) Newport, Beach. city o!llpials li~e
the Idea. ' . Cltf Alll>rney ·Tully• ·seyinour told'
"""11Cilmen Moodly thal a ruling· will
!Int hlye. to.oome frvm lb!! lliatc Attor-
ney GeMnl'• -· . Al Wu<, be aid, la whedjer llDn' Club ,,,. of the lllild, wt>lch. lhe<cily '.floldl In
lrust under. state tldelmli ..... ~.wwld
be In JC<Ord111e< with the gnnL'.
In llddillon lo lbJl,-Siymour Aid the
city charter -"i -of lhe poople
on eny ~r In IOue the land; •84l!UY
Ito lhu "' ecre In size. The Harbor Area lloy>' Cklll hopea In i<qulre uoe of
the Ille for a toHn 11 • yen kiits·lmn Jeue fee.
lloy>' Clob. ORCUUve dlroc&or Lou v-.i told councilmen ,,,., 11
av.U.ble lo the f,OllO-member ~
orpniullon for oonstrucllon of a 11as;ollo
clubhouoe Jull·~ ol the pier. l'lanl 'bl
the one;~-lnchlde" 11!l'lfll· •
shop, game room, office and meeting
facllltlu and a amau, gymnuium.
Il wOuld aerve an e1Umated 2,400 boys
from 8 to 11 who Jive .on the peninsula.
Two other clubhouael are now . .located ....t ol lhe Upper Bay.
On Seymour's recomme:ndaUOn, coun.
cilmen directed the city Ila!! lO seek on
opinion from the 1ttM!ey•gelierll'1 office
on the pi opoied U1e of the pfoper!y. Yan-
lom ·Aid the club would pnwlde the stall
with utlcles of iocorpor•U• and -matertal6. • · ·.
•:11 we clear the legal hlft'dle, a. 'Aki Ci·
ty . Manager 1 Harve1 L. Hurlburt, "this
will be' on the bellot, maybe later this
year.11
"So far the 1Uu1Uon Isn't ftf1 en-
c:ouroglng," Hid Councilman Jiobert
Shelloli. •
"rt lookl Ilk• .,, 're In for • Ol'!\!r Joni "pull," agreed Councilman Ho-~1rd
. J!Dttl'I, 1"/K> ope moolh •IO · won the
' ....,,.U'll~provil ol Ille "pn\jecl '°ln prln-. ctplt." •
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with a family Who came to catch a &llml!'O· ' .
"There It h:," someone shouted Monday
as Air Force One aUently appeared tn the
distance over U\e rolling hills of the
Orqe Coul, lraUlng • smudge of jel
exhaust.
The big ahJp touched down on the north-
south runway nearly one hour put he'r
original 5:30 p.m. arrival time and ti.lied .
to a halt on :.he apron before the crowd of
several hundreo.
·Brig. Gen. Henry W. Hile, who took
command Jf the aprawliiia installation
only bours alter President Nll<on paued
through last Wodnesqay, gr0eted ·tho
First Family with.aides, his ~e Mary,
and three o: the.Ir .siJ:dWdren. ~ ,
Momenll •fler the front do0r of llie'bil
jet opened, President Nixon ateppel ou1
with a wave to be seen often in' Oranei
County, then wu jolntd b)' hll wife Ptt. •
Together, Ibey s!cpped down, to, lhe
runway, followed by daughter Trlcla,
then Julie and David Y.l!enbower. .
"Which one's married hr th•
Eisenhower kid and whlt'I u.~: other
(See PRESIDENT, P•1e Z)
Newport Lawyer Guilty
In Marijuana 'Tax Rap.·
~ ~ ~ ·~1-~~~·~111·
-..rl>oaJ,ollad i...,.. Jllchlhl fllll>le,
3'/, ltJudnd I l'!fH1 Jiii W I -cltlllilal'~ ............. ~ c:::e, Jt Wt" le.mid~.
m,i;ale,' '7!.o Js a former Ne'Wpo,t Beach
plllllllng commissioner, Ind • fellow
de!endinl lioth wlll be ""tenced In U.S.
District Court ln Los Angelet Monday •
Courl reconh show the 111llty pleJ In·
volved a May 14 w&lver of a Federal.
Grand Jury Indictment charg.lnc con-
1plracy.
In the place of the Indictment the U.S.
Al&omey atibslllutecl lnlormiUon charg-
ing l!lal>le and Raymond O.nlel Teel<!r of
Oranze \'.:th unJ.:1~·f·11Jy aenulrtn1 and ob-
lalninC • quanUly of mttl)ulna without
payl•-.. U.S. t:anafer tu.
PLEAD GUU.TY
Tte pair pleaded guilty to the Li-
formation on the same day, records
show,
The Indictment that was eliminated
charged that Higbie, Teeter, and Lyle
Pa11I German, 35, of Garden Grove
engaged in a conspiracy to fly In 3,800
pound!: of marijuana from Mex1co last
November 5. German has yet to be !lr-
rested. He is believed t.o be somewhere in
Mexico.
The pilot hired to fly the illegal weed
tnto the country, the indictment said,
was J. W. Bagley, an undercover agent
for I.be U.S. Customs Service.
Ironically, marijuana never did come
across the border In the alleg~ CO!J·
sptracy. The Indictment stated ·'.a
vegetable substance" was In the plaue
that landed early last November at Palm
Springs Airport.
SUBSTANCE ALF ALF A
other eourcta said that the substance
was alfalfa, placc:t on the plane by Mex·
ican narcotk:I aulhor!Ues in Guadalajara
in a "premature bust."
German was the asserted buyer of the
illeaaJ weed In Mexico. The pilot, Bailey,
was an employe of Tallmantz Aviation
Inc. at Orange .. County Alrporto whtre,
sources said, hl1 role a1 an undercover
agent was completely unknown.
Teeter, the Indictment said, waa lhe
drivel of a van to btruaM to pick up the
(See HIGBIE, P•ge 11
* * * Higbie Ruling
-Tied to Leary?
Balboa Island llW,<T'-~ iUgbfe'1
guilty plea on the marijuana· tu statute
might involve fedtral law which wu ruJ.
ed IJ/lCOOSlltullon•I by the U.S. ~me eomt list 1\111 It In an Jpjlell b) Dr.
Timothy L>ary. .
Tilt COlirl, In revlewln1 '" 1ppeil by
the LSD culllll, ruled him lnnac<nt,
saylog ·he '(l'ould hive subjected hlmself
to .. 11 lncrlmlnltlOI' h•cf be paid the
flOIJ.an-ounce lax on the 111•1•' ,......,
A U.S. Allomey'1 Oflke opokmnfn
11ld lhll It Ian~ cleer -the new
cbarp 1pl111t llJCble would ll'PIY In the
Lea#cue.
''That wlll be for the Judi• In decide
next Monday," ht ukl.
"
ENTERS GUl~TY PLIA
Attorney Rich1rd Higbie·
School Budget OK~d
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The• Los
Angeles City Board or F.ducaUon Monday
unanimously approved a tentailve "811.1
million budget that raises the ta rate to
a record 14.74 per 1100 of useued vJluJ.
lion.
NEW Yoli:: <AP> -;,,. ltott marts
closed with · a sinall Joa · ln moderate
trading loday. (See quot'Atlons, l'qes
IG-1!).
I Oraage . Cea&
• Weatlaer
The morning clouda lhwld· put
·early . on . WeQndday-to allow a
mostly sunpy d~y GR , Ule coast,
wllb . temperatur.. In the . 68-71
range.
INSmE TODAY
Plani for an of/1'1Me airport
art in the work# for Cltvtland,
Ohio~ond a rimUar plan ma., bf
the annaer fqr_Ora'fge .CoJmtv'•
airport has<. -Detal!t o/ the
manmadt island terminal art on
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' ' U€18t.udents -Get_~
Student.I who a coople of months ago
forced receaa of the UC Ir.rlne faculty 's
AcWm\e SIDate with their tactics of ~ out today have woo full voice in
S.nife. in~!ll'°:
stlldtonts now will be given the same
prtvUece to speak as professors. They
'+'ill not however, have a vote.
Darin& the put ~ar. all studeni.i:::
wbbed i:-.i:,-hive. regularly
granted -Jo Academic s.>ai. sesslom':'But only two student repttRn-
tatives have had the right to speak.
Tbe students' pruence has been very
ia•!i 1'11 llld 11 11me1 t11or 111.. ..~ numbered faculty. By applause and oc-
casslona1 groaM or boos· the dissident
student element has angered some pro-
fessors an'd reinforced tbe vo!Ce of
others. I
A few weeks ago Gerald Whipple of the
1;f1ediCal school rererred lo them as "the
howling .s:laque." Chairman . of Infom\&-
tion am Co!nputer Science Julian
Peldman complained that ·lhe1 were in·
tlmldatlilg.
Most professors altending Senate
meeUngs have shown tolerance for the
Sex Spelled Out
Graphic Book fo r German Pupils
BJ NANCY KOWERT .......... ,.,_ .,....
BONN, Germany -When 13-year.(Jld
Hans goes back to school this fall th e
teacher wlll hand him a new white boo!t
with· colorful abstract picture of a worr.~
on the frmt cover.
Wb .. be llal1a fllppin( th,...,, ii• 48
r!chly lluatiated0 pages, he'll ~ad frank
detail about birth, menstruation and
venereal disease. He'll be provided also
with a quick-refennce guidt to birth ·con-
tr-· methods.
He'll see full-paige picture.s of the m~
merrt ef cooceptlon and, "turning to page
11, ,,e will rtad a description of sexual
Uchnlques .
1be boot, tJUed "Sex AUu," was
launcbed Tueldoy by the Health Mlnl!lry
u part of Well Germany's eUort to up.
date sex eclucatlon.
. Preeentinc It .at a oew1 confer.eoce,
l"l'dmotherly l!Wth r.ilnister Kaete
Stnlbel, C, uld the boot i. the moot ad·
vonced olfidally IJlOlllOred oa tat ID
Europe.
In Germany, where Bavarian Junior
••d hlib scbool ae1 teadllng i< aUU al tha
FroM P .. e I
PRESIDENT . ••
one's· name?,. utid a nporter obvlau,ly
dispatched to cover an tµlfarniliar beat.
Gen. HlH hltroducf"d his ramily to the
NlllCN,"lncludln.r dllllhten lleeny, 16,
ancf !al, 11, Wli6 becl ~ed' ftdlety
wtth aiUpenae urli<r, but gradooaly tn·
troduced 10.year-old Judy lllee lo thU lmsmtam \IMtton. :.·· .• le .• -,
Tbe1 m -""Ill by Ill!. Gen.
Arthur H. Adami; who-doll'll Frldey u Commander ol tht Third Mailno All:
:wine. !tr • --clttty aamc-i. Scarcel1 ....,P tho· elllpoed belwOfn
arrival and 'depel1ure to meinon.. a
penoo'• lut nami; but the Prelldent
stepped briakly to ii Npl cordon koopillg
!>let spectators to met! fellow orang¥
Countlans.
The public wu Invited to see tJie Prts!-
~ent arrive home from war-and-peace
talks wllb Vletnamr.!e President Nguytn
Vtn Thieu, while hi' arrival June 4 was
limited to MariM personnel a n d
dependents.
&Rd on what Wonned sources say
aboQt his feelings oo the Vlt:tnam altua ·
lion, Praident Nimn seemed to ainlle
out those whose futurt hope of not
f.iihtin1 sucb a war seems greatest.
David Piper, 3, ol l\lena Park, had a
runny nose from the cool breeze which
1Mt threat.enin1 cJo.J'1S acooUng over the
rugged mounla1ns to the east and seemtd
nonchalant aft.tr meettne the Pretident.
His father Bob. however, was im·
pressed with the historic incident -in
Piper family terms -and was
parUcularly pleased tbal his wife and all
four sons were there.
birds and bees slage, it's sure to catch
many a pa.rental breath.
T°l'lli book was ordered in a 1968 direc-
tive from state educalion officials that
"sex education in school should ron-
1 t. ib11te oot onl1 to he'lping young persons
recognize their qualities as men and
women, but also give them ina!lhts into
their: own sense of values, coruicl~nce and
the need to make moral decisions.''
Tr.~ -result, Mrs. Strobel said, Is a book
that "offers the necessary facts and
therefore the essential basis for a
dialogue between young people and thtir instru~n ~ pa_renta." -
The 12 chapters are: blologleal
development, difference between the sex·
es, puberty and menstruation, fertilli.a·
lion, pregnancy, birth, RH-factor, t\vlns,
methods of birth control, premature
terminaUon of pregnancy, 1e1 u al
di.seaaes, body hygiene.
It Ls in simple, short seotencts. a rarity
in German schoolbooks. And it covers
thoroughly and unblushinsly every a.spec!
of amsal develGpmenL
It aays U,. rhythm method of birtb con·
trol "it recommended only for women
with regular menstrual puiods." It calla
birth control pills, "the surest method .••
but can be made U5elw by irregular
pill-taking." .
It also gives figurell on the reliability of
mechanical and. chemical methods.
The book publishe!I gruesome pictures
'm outer phylical effects of syphlUs, and
well as details on how it 1.! contracted.
The publication comes in the middle of ·
a growing It.I wave in West Germany,
where nude pictures are common on
covers of high-selling, r e s p e ct a b 1 e
magazines that feature columm OD sex.
iiAn.Y PILOT S!•tl "Mlt
'GO SLOW, MODE STLY'
Newport Poli cewom•n Seunders
otudentraail ~ lft lbelr,de&W lo
win a vole& in facuJt, affairs.
Some weeks ago, professors dedded to
add non-voting studenl members to all
faculty committees -about 40 student
appointments in all.
'l'hen lhe question before the _Senate
last week was whether to 1ive thole 40
studel\I> eqaal privilege of debate · ill the
general facuJty mettinp. lo a surprise
twjst, an amendment by Chairman or
Organismic Biology Grover Stephens to
extend speakiog rigbts to the entire slu·
den• body pasaed.
Only four or five haods were shown in
opposition amoog the about 50 professors
aUendiq the meeting. Am.Oil& the better
lhan 200 profeuon wbo did no& attend
are some who have stopped coming to
Academic St.nate meetings because they
are dlqusted witb the student damor
and, they feel, faculty sellout.
11le now prevailing: voice was e J:·
pressed by Assistant Professor of
Organismic Biology Joseph Arditti, who
said:
"1"11 vote for the motion to make this a
represenlative body instead of a private
club. We need the revclutionary zeal of
thP. students."
In a more conservative vote, professon
defeated i0nly 24 to 11 a resol11tion by
Associate Dean of Physical &lences
Bernard Celbaum reaffirming that pro-
posals nonnally should be first reviewed
by Senate committeel!I.
He argued that matters Wert! being too
often introduced ,on the floor and tbe
Academic Senate wa.s passing them in
precipitous action.
An &nifY Professor of English Howard
Babb backed hlm up, scolding that "It is
morally ridiculous for this group to act as
if committees are set up to prevent
business· from coming to the noor.
"Not that my vote means a god damn,"
Babb muttered.
E'rem Pqe I
HARBOR ...
carried-out its functions In our city."
It continues on in 1 like laudatory
fashion :
"The dialrict has proven its ability to
do an excellent job in planning and
developing the coastline for the benefit of
the public."
For that reason, says the resolution,
the city:
-Opposes dissolution of lhe district;
-Requests the LAFC to launch a 1tudy
to determine how beSt to l1!0l'ganiu the
district so it can ''provide a conl•
prehensive pr9ifam or reg!~l ,r~p.· Uott ...
The proposed study would Include coDo
s~eraUon of eJpandln.( ~e district's
boul\dllrleslitifih do l!ll! Dail' e'rtlbrA& all
of the colinly i and lncreeiln( iis jUri;.tlo-
tion lo encompass "the plaMing, devtlop-
ment and financing ~ county. par~. q
well as countyharbon and'beach~s."
The Newport resolution also requests:
-A chfDie in the organizational, struc-
ture of tha' district rommissiOn .. ., that
county ci1* are rePrbent:ed. , ·• .
-A ·cha.Jifle in the :diitriCl't'. name to
reflect its expanded resp&..s'ibillUes.
-Analysis of the Harbor District
Impi:ovement Act, w.hlch established the
agency 35 years ago, "for the purpose of
identifying and eliminating jurlsdicttonal
confllctll between the district and cities
whlch ha ve harbors within .their cily
limits."
Parsons fl'UJllbled that Newport's
stated lllpport or the harbor agency
.. would be a kiss of death" for the district
before the LAFC.
Councilman Robert Shelton sharply
disagreed. "Why wl)Uld Jt be the kiss or
death ?" he asked. "We're just saying
what everybody knows. The districi does
benefit us.''
Parsons, however; again Insisted that
the district has gone far beyond Jls
original purpose.
"We drove like crazy lo get down her"
after hearing the public was Jnvited 30
minutes ago and knowing it would take 2D
minutes just for the trip," said PJper.
E'ro•n Pcge l
OA\lY PILOI
OUHGI COM1' "Ull1$HlNC COM,.AHY
"•Mrt N. Wttd ,,.klwit ..... MllllMI"
Jae• "· C•rlty
Viet ,,_ldent •ntl Ct-" Mf!llllff
Tlllem•t Ktt•il .. w
Tflel!Wlt A. M•rplr.ift• Nolltfflnl IEGlrllf
J.rome F. C•Uin1 fll-1 IMdt
CIJy l!f!ler
N..,.n .... Offlt1
2·211 Weit ltllte• leMlev1rd
Mtllltit Aclilr•111 P.O. lie1 1171, t2••i --c .... MHt1 »O W..I ll'f' Sw.t L...-heel!: tn Forwsl AWnue
Hlll'lfltlllOll t.K1'11 • 1111 'lr"l
I
SEX CLASSES ••
school girls. The venereal disease rate.
Ifs frightening."
But Mrs. Saunders Is cauliou.s about
saying school se1 education is the
answer.
"If it is taught It should be bioloiY and
anatomy taught by a professional," she
uid. "There are good and bad educators.
A tiny minority across the country are
arre.sted for deviation. I would be very
u~mfortable having a tea~her who Just
~ed up a tu:tbook teaching my
C..rfdren."
She was asked what she meant by a
professional.
GOOD BACKGROUND
"Someone with a great deal vf
background In child psychology," she
sai~. "Someone aware of the hang-ups of
this group, who can present the materla.I
comfortably.''
Sile aald she doesn't mean It u a slam
at the coaches ot physical tdueelion
teachers who now privately answ !r
studenta' qutJ:tions to lesgen anJiety, but
she does not lhltl lhey are particularly
w1U qualiflec;I .
Chamber committeeman T b o m it o
Garver suggested that if the program
were started at an early enough age it
Cbuld overcome embarral.!:ment. He said
he thought youngsters might rea~t. "Ye::,
ht's belng told and lhe'1 be.inc told, but
they don't want ua to !U each olher."
Mrs. Saunders said she had never
hear J of ttudenls running Ol'l and l.!!klng
eaJ; other what thty lt&rntd from lhe
coachts. "I think they would accept the
ract they are getting equal educatJOl'I, but
separated fr<r modesty."
She Wct..me \bou&ht pa.rents woul~ ob-
!•ct to the J>tOlfam 1.-.. U boys and glrls
Wert taught aeparattly,
Dr. Nolan Friaelle, comm 1 t tee
chalnnan, said boy.girl dlscualon of ,..
might be a lessening advantage,
"Students might come to have less
respect for sex instead of more," be said.
Arthur Guy a&ked if she was.referring
to the Anaheim School District when she
made reference to salacious content of
sex classes.
"Yes I am" she said. "I don't think
sex ed~catlon 'should delve into it."
She said any program should be aimed
at the nonnal youngster.
''The sophisticatA·', unprotected child is
going to learn by his own devicts at a
Jnu .:1 earlier age," she said. "Some etrls
experiences 10 back to a tender age y~u
wOtildn't believe. .. wen, 12·or 13:Thls l!
because Of an emotionally deprived aitua·
tlon in the home."
GARBAGE JNl5TIUICl'IPN
She <aid In ber owa. exptl'lence as
pollce ,.. lnvtsllgalor only threo cues
stand out where youngstetl rni&hl ha t1e
resorted to deviate be~viQr .. ~uae
their only sex edu· ntion was "garhlee
can instruction" frt .n their peers.
'"But the peepin1: Toms, indecent e:r-
posers. th08e who mike lewd telephone
calls also usuall•· ha\·c records like
m1Uclou1 mi1ehk ·. car tampering or
burglary lo their J&CklfOund. Jt i1 !he
result of bltd farr ·1y stabllitation.
"l'Te talked to other 1rivesll&at9rs
whm the child 1cted out the sex ·1ct out
of curl01UJ because he had 1e1 educa-
Uot1," she said. ''I'm trytnc to be u fair
In present.Int this as I can bec1use I've
.kept no stillstica."
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SE EKING .TIT LE -Finalists in annual Miss New-
port Beach competition are (from left) Marty
Moore, Bonnie Burke, Carol Neptune, Nancy Nep-
DAil Y PILOT lt-'f ,..;... tune, Christina Rebard and Susie staub. Winner
will be crowned June 29.
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HIGBIE PLEADS GUILTY •••
weed from the airport.
All tbe facta in the case may never
come to !Jght, since the guilty plea .lild
sentencing will replace a trial.
Higbie and Teeter previously pleaded
innocent to the federal grand jury
charges.
Higbie, In an e.te1usive January in-
terview, told the DAILY PILOT that he
could not discuss the partJculan: in the
case. One reason, he said, was that the
other men named in lhe case were his
clients.
A few days later he expressed op-
timism in the outcome in lbe cue, ad-·
ding that "we expect some good news
very soon."
The case at present has been forward-
ed to a probation officer for investigation
and findings.
~, prosecutor In the case, Aasistant
U.S. Attorney Darrell W. Maclntyre,
since last January ha1 refu!ed to com-
ment on the case, except to nlay new
trial dates.
Macintyre was contacted three times
last month in queries on new trial dates
in the long succeulon of postponements.
He disclosed nothing about the guilty
pleas or the prosecution's new charges.
Instead, he said the trial had been
postponed "to some time in early June."
Higbie could not be reached for corn·
ment today.
C.Ourt reamis revealed a shill In legal
c0\ln5el for the bachelor island lawyer
three times.
Originally mgf'le'1 counsel WU Marcus
Tucker of Santa Monica. He was replaced
by Corona del Mar lawyer George Jtf.
fries OD March 211. On May 11, however,
calvin Stewart of Hollywood toot over
for Higbie. Three days· later' the new in-
fonnailon and guilty plea were entered
into records. Stewart bas represented
Teeter throughout the case.
Higbie on Dec. IS, 1968, In a signed
statement of financial ability stated that
his weekly income averaged $200; that be
had $100 in cash on hand, ancj owned
$1,000 in property.
Hl: father, former Newport city COUD-
cilman Clarence "Chic':" Higbie, prac-
tices law at the same Marine Avenue of.
. fices.
The sentencing will be before Judge
JeMe W. Curtis at 2-p.m.
Higbie's bail still remains at $25,000.
Teeter wa.s released on $2,500 bond, a
sum which he attempted to have reduced
last Jan. 'J:l. The request was denied,
records show.
A bench warrant for German with a
tag o( $25,000 is still oulltanding.
11'1 lust 1 ftw short weeks you, too. c111 low
1)·20·25 pounds ind bl! proud of the w•y YoU
look. ladi•~. yo u'll bl! W'eirlng th' n'w
ligur1·reve1ling 11!1 fa1hions wilh pride •nd
confidtf)tl . Arid, Mel'!, 11\ti n-l•ilor-sh•ped suits
will look grtat on you-oflte you'v' rediswvered
your waist. Don't put It 1111-take ii off!
Act riow, lor 5P1Cial low raductd r1ll!'!o during
Hol idey Ne lion•I fitness Monfh.
INCOMPARABLE FACILITIES
• H11ttd Rom.n • Finnish •otk S.UM
Swimming Pool Rooms
• Ultr1 Mod1m • Electronic MISSlfl
CtMltionlng f1clllti1t • Floridll Sift Tu • ••an St.IM •oom• •oom•
,.,AllAn Pl\CIUTll!
fOIMIN&WOMIN
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facllltits
• Swf11 Fad.II --
• HIALTM Sl'AS
Ill COSTA MISA
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Dou,ble ·Troub le.
For Newport's
Beauty Judges
Problem: How de> you 11w • beauty
queen In half?
That could be the queslim when twla
. finalists In the Misl Newport Beach con-
t~ compete with four other entrants for
Jb• crown during tile loth annual Com·
modores' Ball at the Balboa '.ftay Club.
'I1lere are usuallJy five finallatl In tbe
contest . .(Jut the identical twins, Carol
and Nancy Neptune, 16, of 1020 Santiago
Drive, entered as one contestant.
The other finalilb, Hlected on tbe
baais of personality, poise and beauty,
are Bonnie Kathleen Burke, 16, of 2115
Arbutus St.; Marty Ann Moore, IS, of 255
Lu&onla St.; Christina Elizabeth Rebard,
16, of 1721 Candlestick Lane, and Susie
Jeanie Staub, 17, of 1200 Westclifl Drive.
Contest Judges say, if the Neptune
twins win on June 29, they may have to
call them the "MisseS Newport Beach."
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. -' . .. 0~1.NGE •COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1969 TEN CENTS • . .. _....._ •
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NixonsCofileHome ,
Family Welcomed Back Fro~ Hawaii
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
ot , .. c»ur. r11• Miff
llreeted by a medlum-sir.ed crowd ln-
clucfihc a litUe boy wav~ two tiny
American Flags, t .h e nation s chief el·
eartive came -home to 0ral"l8e County
'-fonday, en route back to the main oJ:.
fice. President Nixon had nothJfll offklal fo
say during-the brief, Cilmmuter stopover
at El Toro MCAS, but shook a few hands
afts. a formal welcome befo--heading
for San Clemente.
The Nlxoo l)lrty left for Washington it
C:40 a.~ today, after a last-minute chat
Teens Accused
Of Fire Killing
12 in Family
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. (AP) -A
t~age girl and her young brother were
arr&Jgned here today charged with
murder in connection with the house lire
that killed their parents and 10 brothers
and sisters Sunday.
Susan Balley, 15, and her 13-year-old
brother, Roger, were arraigned before
Justice ol the Peace A. L. Rothwell
EL TORO HUDDLE -President Nixon and family
cha~ with high ranking Marine Corps officers upon
aqival in Orange County for overnight stay en route
from Honolulu to Washington. Counterclock-wise
Mary Ilise , Tricia Nixon, Mrs. Nixon, Maj. Gen.
Arthur H. Adams, .commander of. El To~baa:td
Third Marine Air Wing and Brig~ Gen. Henry W.
Hise, commander of El Toro MCAS.
Bru.ce White, Wood County prosecutor.
said the youngsters were charged after
investigators ~ed up evidence of arson.
in the blau. Tne fire sw"ept through the family's
eigh!.-room frlfnt home In the predawn
hours Sunday· ana authorlU~ said· it
blll'Oed "like a pitce of paper."
from President are Mrs. Julie Eis::enh:::::o:.:w..:e::.r:._, ..:M:::.:"::.·--------...,.------------
Nixon Schedules . . . Bnern1g1'0rc...,_._,.-
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tongressin~n
By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI Wlllte ....,,. ft..,...
President Nixon new home from
Orange County on the last leg of his
Midway mission Tuesday to report to
congressional leaders on the significance
of his conference with South Vietnam
President Nguyen Van 'I1lieu.
The Air Force I Jet carrying the pres!·
dent and hi.s party doparted the El Toro
Marine Air Station at 8:41 a.m. It was
due in Washington about 1 p.m. EDT.
Nixon scheduled a meeting st the Wh ite
House shortly thereafter with bipartisan
leadtrs of the Senate and House to
disalss the announced 2 5 , 0 0 0 -m a n
American troop withdrawal from Viet·
nam and prospects for progress in the
Paris peace ta.I.ks.
An official evaluation of the Sunday
meeting at Midway Island was that the
United States and South Vietnam now
have a more united front to put forth in
Paris on the ultimate resolution of the
Vietnam War.
Nixon and Thieu were said to have got
1long extremely well in their ~a.ce-to-face
diseu&'lions on a mutual pos1hon to be
taken in facing Hanoi and the National
Liberation Front.
City Treasurer
Hunt Narrows
To Fjeld of 4
The coilUnuing quest for a new Costa
Mesa City Treasurer has ,been narrowed
to a field of four. following withdrawal o( •
one applicant's offer to fill the job.
James A. Vivitito, 17561 Allegheny
Drive, Santa ,Alli; said hi~ employer.
Babcock £1ectronk:s Corp., ts expanding
and he1will be spending increasing time
on the road. Costa Mesa City Council members had
inttrvlewed VJvirito , wbo is treasurer of
the Costl·Meia-headquartered aerospace
e1ectroftk:&.c6mponent plant, and four
other men for the $100.per-month ·post.
Se.lecllor. of a new treasurer wa1
"delayed " af\et one, lengt.hy executive .-Ion .,, the cound~.po!ldlng .. precise
·deflnltim of dutin for Ille post me state
law toqo1re.-eadJ, city to fill.. i
Tbe 'late 'R. c. "Cy" Rip ....
t-·far 11 yean unUl.n~\IUC!deo
death dilrlnC hi!art aurce<Y Marc~ It and
\ru 1IOled !or doing hi& -k qulitlY and
efficiently. •
City Admln!tttal<r Aj1hur R. M~Kenzle
Is cumntly dieckln( •llb olber c111ts 11
wet\ u CaU!ornla League of Cilia tx·
per1.1 If< a guldellne !or appofn~ of ,,...,.,,...... \
SCMlc M•r;lelm \
NEW Y<m.; {.l,PJ -The atoct :i;1e1
cloeeCI wflh 1 small loSI In m ate
tradllli li>dli. (Seo quot'.atl,.., A'eg's
JB-11).
.,e~pl~ Objeetlons Both youngsters were solemn and did
not speak as they were led Into the t'OW't:
They .,.ere accompanied by an aunt, a
. . .., .. ~.-:.i:~~t.1.'i _ome I Q f fiJJ char1ed wjlh Jllurdlr of lbcir lalbor, ' . ) ~ .II. "°14n't ,.i forth ' Tala cbarlOS lo all. the deaths, IO al random
Approved by r nners ;~d~ttled ~the falller's name," White
The predJWn fire whipped through Ille
· famlly '11mi:tll ftame home here Sunday.
< Objections by 14 surrOllllllln( property
owners to a four-guest: 'bbme . for the
elderly In a rented house failed Monday.
but only narrowly as the CoSta '-te,sa
Planning Commission recommended its
approval. •
Petition signers weri careful to note
they do not object to the gues14 or the
home-for-the-elderly concept, but com·
plained that the house al 391 Le Perle
Lane was not kept up well enough.
They said the elderly residents did not
bother them, but the operation being
taken over from Mrs. Marmie Blias by
Mn. Beulah Baber was lowering their
property values.
The Babers have onJy had the guest
home one week; however, and have cor-
rected some or the problems of main·
eoance, lawn care and the like already.
The vote was 3 to 2 against the re-
quired zone exception permit, with com-
missioners Jack Hammett and Don Hout
saying the business does not fit the intent
of Costa Mesa 's ordinance on home oc-
cupations.
Commissioners voted 4 to 1 recom-
mending city couDCil denial of a varian•
ce application which would allow con·
structlon of 70 apartments in the IKK&ll·
e<j Golden Triangle area ol t!>t city.
'111!> nquesl 'by Edilon! l\'. Milteiburg,
ol '171 Faiitartno Ave .• bad lieen·1111 more
lhln'once before, but wu·conUnued each
time. pending completion of. a land use
study .for that area.
CUrrenuy·zoned R-1 for duple.I develop-
merlt. the property Ues in an area to be
bounded by three freeways and may be
the metropolitan hub of Orange County in
15 to 20 year1.
ln, other action Monday the planning
commission:
-Held for more at.udy 1 zone excepUon
pennit aOowlng Mr. and Mr1. Jack Park,
operators of 1 pre-school facility at 795
Paularfuo Ave., to in~se their enrolJ.
ment from 45 to 75 chlldren.
-Approved a zone·exception permit for
Frank Tyrrell 1to conUnue -dlsplay of cut
flowers and potted plants: outside a retail
shop at 483 E. 17th St., for one year.
-Approved use of a building at 87f W.
19th St., for television repair work by
Frank Schroth, 2040 Federal Ave., Costa
M.,.,
Fish Fry 'Replay'
Reset for 9 a.m.
Orange CoAst resldtnll will have to
arise early this Saturday to watch the
KTLA·TV teleca1t of1be11ig 14th Am'lual
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Liool Club
Fish Fry Pll'llde. ·
The spectacular show -biggest ever
-w:a origlnilly, to be 1bo'1\ at 10:30
a.m., but a Channel 5 time switch h!U it
re-set for 9 a.m., according to Flab ·Fry
Parade Ch"l""an CIUI Wesdorf. .
'Ille only occupant to flee the flames wat
the chlldren'1 grandfather, Obie, 63.
'Emmett C. Rousch, uslstlnt state fire
mi.rsbal, said earller that two penons
had admitted' intentionally setting the
firt. HOW!ver, he declined al that tlmt lo
identify tbelse involved.
Following the fire, Roger and Susan
told authorities they escaped the fire
because they were sleeping In a tw~room
structurt behind the family 's e.lgbt-room
house.
They, said they watched helplessly as
the flamet enguUed the house.
4 Sick Inmates
Back Swinging?
Four tick uimates of the Theo Lacy
minimum security jail could justifiably
claim today that someone In the county
facility has been trying to make monkeys
out of them. ·
They needed hospital treatment after
they sWallowed a quantity of Symalyn, a
tranqWliur agent. But all four have
recovered and ·are back lD Jail,· it was
reported today.
Syrnalyn! A jail' ol!iclal explained lllat
It is "norinall)'" u'sed for itljecliori Into
laboratory monkeys.
"We're e:rpecting'an outbreak of gorilla
warfare any timt .now,11 1 'grlnnhlg Jail
deputy 'commented.
Germans S~e Sex Frankly
Richly Illustrated Book Shows All About ft.
· By NANCY KOWERT
&6M:lltl!_ll ~ W""f"
Strobel, 62, said the book is ~ most ad-
•"""" oU!ojally 1~ Kl tat Jn Europe. . .
In Germany, where Blvarian Junior
and blgh -! ,.. teachlnl is lllll at Ille
birds and beet '1qe, it's sure to cakb
"Willi cc1orfu! ·o1>otra<1 pleture ol a womb mani a pereotal bl'ooth.
on the f~ cover. T'Od'book wu ordmd ln a 1161-diree-
BONN, G<rmaiiy -· w\ien. 13-year"'ld
Hanl 1-b6dt \0. 'lebool 1hls fall Ille
-wit"hand·lllm a ... whit. book
~ be ~ ,IUl'ft._11ll"lllh lls II Uve !tom· slale educaUoo olflc!all that
r!chly ln8tralld -, lif'll ,...d frank • .. ,.,-eduCIU«I in ICbOol "'°"Id ...,.
detail aboai ljlrl!I,-~!cm ind trli>rt• not only to helpllli ,_ ptflOllJ
venerell d:lleUit-He'll bt provJded also recognize their quaUt.les a1 ·men a.net
wllll 1 'l"~:reftrence ...... to bltth COO' women, but a1'o·gl9e than lhsights Into
tr•• m~ ~ 1 their own 11n11 or values! oonacienct Ind
He'll .. ·run-pictures IL !lie mo-11M deed to make moral decisklnl."
m"'i of wnoepdoo and. tumiol to Pol• Th< -1~ Mn. Sirebe1. said. Jo a book
11, he "'1l nid a deocrljlllan Of 1t1111! Iba!· "offers 1bc --lacts and ~.· thmlore the ~al baala for 1 ·
The liDo~ ~lied "Sn Atlas," WU ~-bet .... n ,_ peoPit ud l!Je!r laonched;'fueoday by 1bc H-Mbilllry and (>Of<llls.' •
11 port .. Wtlt Gmnal!y'a ellort to Ui>' Tho chapten an: bloloSJctl
-... -. -lo!>menl. dlf!mnoa bet,,_ !ill ""• Preaientlng lt 1t a newa conference. es. puberty and menstruation, ferUHza..
crandmoehtrl:t Health Mlnl#ter KRete: tlon. pregnancy, birth, RH·fldOr,.twtns,
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methods of birth control. premature
tennlnatlon of pttgnancf, a e 1u1 I
dlseasn, body hygiene.
It is ln &imple, sborJ, senteoces, 1 rarity
in German tc:boolboob.. . And it covers
thoroughly and unblushJnily OVtJ7 aspect
of ieiual dev<\or>m<i>L .
II says Ille rhylhm metllod of birth c:on·
trot "is recouarDended on1y for women
with regular menstrual periods." It calls
birth control pill!, "the surest method ...
but can be made useless by lrrtgular plll-laldng... .
II also gives.figures "' the rellablllty of
mechanical and cbemlcal molhods.
Tht boot publlshe1 gruesome_ picture!!
"" outer phyalcal el!ects ol ,1)'11111111, ud
well u details on how It 11 contraded.
The pubUcallon comea In Ille mjcl<Dt of
' 1 lf'OW~ eu wave ln West Otrmany,
. whml nude pletum are common on
• <:oWf'lo ol. hlgHtl.ll.nc, r e 1 p e c t a b.l t
ma11'"Joe1 tbat featura columns oo su •.
with a femlly who came to catch a
glimpse."
~·~It ls," someone shouted Monday
as Air For(;t One allently appeired in the d~ee oVer the rolling bllls of Ille
Orange Coast, trailing-a amudge of jet
exhaust.
The big ship touched down on the north-
south runway nearly one bour past htt
origtniJ 5:30 p.m. arrival tlllle and taxied
to a JWt on !he apron befOre the crowd of
5everal tiundreci..
Brlg. Gen. Henry W. Hiae, who took
command .>I tl\e sprawlizlc installation
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ENT&RS GUlti:Y,P.Lil!A· .
"Alhl~y fUchlol!I ll -It .,_._ \.~ f.h r • J'
Attorn~y Higbie . . .
Guilty in 'Pot'
Tax Evasion Rap
By JOHN VALTERZA
ot tM Dal" llu.t Steff'
Baltioa Island lawyer Richard Higbie.
37, has entered a guilty pl9 to a leSser
charg"? In a bitarre marijuana smuigllng
conspiracy c.:.:e, il we~ letrnf:d today.
IDiblt, \,'..o Is a fonner Newport Beach
plannlng commissioner. and a fellow
defendant both will be sentenced in U.S.
Dictrid Court in Los Angeles Monday.
Court neords show the guilty plea in-
volved a May 14 waiver o( a Federal
Grand Jury indictment cbargin1 con~
apiracy.
In the place of the indictment the U.S.
Attorney substituted information cbatg·
Ing Higbie and Raymond Daniel Teeter of
Orans:~ 1 :th unla,•:fully acouirlng and ob-
taining a quantity of marijuana, without
payir"' ' u.s·. , .... nsfer tax.
TI:e pair pleaded guilty to the i.1-
formaUon on the same day, records
show.
The Indictment that was eliminated
charged thot Higbie, Teeter, and Lyle
Pa1•l German, 35, of Garden Grove
engaged In a conspiracy to fly in 3,600
pounds of marijuana frol1\ Mexico last
November 5. Getman bas yet lo be :lr·
rested. He ls believed to be somewhere ln
Mexjco.
The pllol hired to fly Ille lllegat w"'1
Into tt>e q,u,itry, the Indictment saJd,
wu 4. w. Bagley, an undercaver agent
for the U.S. Cu9toms Servb, ·
... Ironically, re.arljuana never did come
acrou the border in the alleged COO·
spiracy. ~ indlctment ltaled "a
vigetable sOl:i!tance"'wu in the plaue
~t landed early last November at Palm
Springs Airport.
other sourcu said that the mbstance "°·a3 alf&lfa, p1 .. ~· "i t>n the plane by Mex-
(See HJGBIE, Page S)
* * * Higbie Ruli:ng
Tie~ to Leary?
Balboa~ lawyer Rlchai<l lft#ble'a.
guilty vtea on the marijuana tu statute
might Involve. federal law which wu rul-
ed unconaUtullonal by the U.S. ~upnm•
Court Ian-May 11 Jn an ap[ieal by Dr.
Tlmol\>y Leary.
The court, In revlewin& an appeal by
the LSD cultiJI, ruled him l-.n~
,.ylii1 ht would have IUblected bimMil
to atlf lncrtmlnatior had" ht paid Iba
1100-an-«lllCt taa on lhe llle11' Wffd.
A U.S. Atlorney'a OIO.. apokuman
.. id that h tan'! clur.wbether"lbe new
charge a1alnal Hilble would 19Ply !Olbe
t.eary cue.
"That will be for ti. judge-lo> d<cldo
next Monday,'' he 11~.
'
only houn alter, President Nixon palNd
thl'Ollih last Wednesday, ireeted lhe
Fint Family wiUt aides, hll wife Mary,
and Uiree o!: lbelr six. cbUdi-en.
Moments <lier Ille front door of the lq
Jet opened, President N)lon alepped out
with a wave to be teen often in Oraqe
County, then was joint'tt bf hil "1fe Pt&.
To!l"lber; they . lj.ep!l<d dow1t to Ibo
runway, followed by da1111bter Trida, ·
then JuHe and David FJ!ellbower.
"Which · one'• ma:nied to t fl e
Eisenhower kid •™' what'• tM other
(Ste PRESIDENT, Pap I)
Fair Board
Tie Rejected
By Councihn~n
-Cocta Mt11 City COUncl! turned -a
proposal for the formation -of a com-
mlllee to wort with the Orqa <;oiiiit1.
Fair 8oon! al a apeclal metlin& MoaUy.
By a 3 to 2 vote, the cooncll defeated a
suggeation from Councllmin William L.
St Clair that would have created a com·
mlttee tO "work with the fair board In a
direct relaUomhlp on all acUvlUn which
would neCessitate police and fire pro.
~on and the licensing of events: by our
clfy, ...
The -1 wff de!ealed by.the aiun-
cll to "keep the cily out of the fair
board'• "bUainea ...
Sl Clair !ou&bt the councl1 until the
measure wu defeated by_ uJinl. _'•we must let 'tbe board know · where we
•IM<l.:~"e tJ..i utec!. ~ cOuncil .. tt ial6•tnport llverl thenl'takt~Dnaner
by Clty..Altonley.BOJ E...i ....
J~'• report diocawd pollce'~l
a dHi IB sr-* a llldo1J14 II ,.0: -11 tha,t would ·lm p •• • 1 ...,,_ manlcatlons behreen Iha pollce "-~.
ment ahd the falr boaitf. -...... •
The come~ of Qie City Council was
to·let the fair bOartl han!fle the poltdnc Of
Its own events. "We 1hould Jet them
come io us," Costa Mesa Mayor Alvin L.
Pinkley slated,
Mesa Population
Set at 72, 900
A nost coont by state offlclaJs puts
Cost& Mesa's esUmated pqpulaUon at
72,900, city finance dlfector Robert Oman
announ~ today.
The rigure was compiled by the state
Department of Finance and Is 'up 11!00
stnce the annual estimate was made JaG
year, ral!lng the dty's return on~
California taxes. '
The city nOw stands to receive '11,QO
rrom automobile registration fee 1.
gc.soline taxes and other per-capita levies
imposed by the state. ·
Doctor Criticized
For Eye Transplant
HOUSTON (AP) -'l'lle Hauslon Opb.
thalmological Society bu-~lted Dr. Conra~ D. Moore, wfio recently perform.
ed a controVersial part181 tl'anlpllnt of' a
human eye. ·
A spokesman for the aoct.ety uid It
acted in the view tti.:t Moore had engaged
In "ophthalmic practice not itl keeplnc
with the standards or this community ...
Ol'Ofe
Weatlter
Tht morning clo.uds 1hould part
early on Wednelday to allow a
mostly SUMY day on the coast,
with temperatures in the A-71
range.
INSmE TODAY
Pill., .for an •lflllorc airport
are in the work.t for Cltvcla.nd,
Ohio and a lfmilar plan mow -k
the 41'.!Wtr for Orange Catmtit'•
airport ha-4'8lt, Dttdflt of '.the
man.made ilJand ttrmhuU arc on
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S -~--classe·s: Lesson ·From I.Jaw; . . . l . . ,: . ..
;·.Policewoman Says Sex .Instruction $JwiJ.ld Stay (ff Ho~ :
· th'~·?· who cu -. -1 lhe. M.• teiW ml4e 'tf(-io-oiaiacJouJ _,;;,,. ell By TBO)IAS FORTUNE
Of "' Pel~ ,., .... ,.,, lltl..i, _ s,under•, ·Newport Be~ch
po-.0. thlJW su educatlen should
be a-p;.rVat"e ' iliat\er, not So01elh}ng
discussed oiieoly between boys and slrls
in the classroom. ~ -·•
She aays sex education belonp ln the
home. U It mull be laUlht In lcllool,, 1111•
wants Ibo _,. aeparlled Jor modelty
and the . approach lbw ie{ -llarlinl perhaps with children watching rabbits
being bom.
Mrs. Saunders presented her views
Monday to members of a Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commerce com-
mittfi!· to0klng into the feasibility Of a
school sex education program.
In urpna:1 ll:eep.lt·private. 1o-alow ap-
proach· to au education Mrs. Saunders
aligns berself in opposition to the frank,
direct boy-glrl exchan1e of sex oplnlon
practiced in Anaheim High School
Diltrltt;'
Yet proponenta of such sex educaUon programs cannot accuse her of ·being
naive about teenagm' sex curiollty.
Mn.. Saunders prtm.,Y aut_..,t with
Newport-Beacll police for . 10 years h11
been .blveaU,aUoa of sex crlmea.
~~~·~-~ . ~--·-~. rather ,,. this ez educaUon strlcUy' in co orta ly." . sex claaet. .: " ~ She sa!:i she doesn't mean It .1s a slam "Yes I am t' lhe :aid. 0 1 don't tblDi
lite home," the s . ••1 found a heart-to-at the coaches er pby&JcaJ' .education Ml td~-dtlye !Dto 'JL" l ••.
heart talk creat.ed a bond ·between my teacher• who now prlvatelY answ>r She IOJcl any progr.., ~be.-
daughter and mysell." . students' questions to tessen anxiety, but at the norm&J'youngtttr. ·'·,
· "I would go along with you In saying she does "not thlL.k they are particularly "The tophistica'" ", upprotected ebllil ii
the place fOf it is in lhe home," said Rev, Well qualified, gOinl I'° ream •,bf bll OWll ,~at I
Philip Murray, of the chamber com· Chamber committeeman T h o m a s m~.~ e&rlla' .,e.11 lhe aid, .-Sama Pb
mlttee. "But the beck of ~ is the home G""'r suuested that U the procrarn expcrlOncu 10 blct to 1 -,.,,_ ~sdt do It la ~percent Of the cues." were started at an early enough age it woulda't bllleve. •. will, 12 er U. 1'llil it
"Thil la the pity,11 said V.rt: Saunders. could overcome embarrWment. Hf! said beCltllt of an emot1oaally deprived lftut..
"The drop out rate of pregnant high he thought youngsters might react, "Ye::. lion In tht bome."
school girls. The veneN:al disease rate. he's being told and she's being tcld, but She Aid In her own experience u
It's frightening." they don't want us to s~t each other." police sex invuUaator only three~
B\it Mn. Saunders Is cautious about Mrs. Saunders said lhe had pever stand out wbere youn«•terl mlCht b1·1e
saying school sex education 11 t~e hea:; of i:tudents runntna 01•t ~nd ukinl resorted to deviate behavior becaue
answer. ea.h other what they )earned from the their only tel educatlon WU 11aarbq1
"If it is taught it should be biology and coaches. "I think lhey would accept the can inltruction" from thelr peers.
anatomy tauaht by a profeaslona1," she fact they are 1ettlng equal education, but "But the peeplnt Toma, indecent a-
said. "There are good and bad educatori. separated frr modeaty.'' powa, thole who mUe lewd telephone
A liny minority ac'ross the country are She said she thought parenta: would ob-calla allo uaually have recordl like
arrested tot deviation. I would be very ject to the program leu if boy1 and atrll malldoua mlschlel, · car tamperlnc or
uncomfortable bavl.Pa: a tea~ber who julit were taught separately. . bur&laty in their backll'O\lDd. It 11 :be
plcked up a textbook teaching my Dr. Nolan Frtzzelle, c o m m I t t e e result or bad tamlly 1tabWzat1oo.
children." chairman, said boy-girl dllCUJslon of ~ex "l\te talked to other invau,ators
She was asked what she meant by a might be a lessening a d v an t a g e • where the chlld acted out the aex act out
profeSllorull., "Students might come to ha.ve les1 of curlolity because he had HI educa-
"Someone with ~ great deal vi respect for ao instead of more," he aald. tion," the 1aJd. UJ'm trying to be u fair
backsroW1d In chftd psyeholofD'," she Arthur Guy aaked if lhe was referring in prestntinl thll II I can becauae I've
sa1". "Someone aware ot the han&-up1 of to the Anaheim School Dl1trlct wbm ahe kept no 1tadiUca."
Balboa Boys' Club Site
Must · Await State Ruling
From Pagel
HIGBIE PLEADS GUILTY • • •
ican narcotics authorities in Guadalajara
in a "premature bust ...
German was the auerted buyer of the
illegal weed in Mexico. The pilot, Bagley,
was an employe of Tallmantz AviaUo11
Inc. at Orange County Airport, where,
sources said, his role as an undercover
agent wa1 completely unkn .. wn. ·
sum which he attempted to have reduced
last Jan. 27. The request wu denied,
records thaw.
A bench wmant tor German with a
tag o! llS,111111 ii IW! outatandln1.
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Water Pact Signed
C-Osta Mesa Counly Waler District Director Mario Durante· siJmS hi•
John Doe as Bank of America Trust Officer F. S. Morse (left) and
· CMCWD Board Pr .. ldent Carl Stevllll• wait for pen. Under bank·
district trust fund deal surpl111 land sale money wlll pay off $210,000
in old bond debts. Apparently first ever executed in California, Ille novel arrangement spells less taxation for water users.
BalldlaJ 1 ..,. Boys' Club facility on
pubUc beach land near the Balboa Ocean
Pier isn't going to be easily done, even lMJc!> Newport Beach city offlcllll like
the Idea. CHy Attorney Tully Seymour told councllmeil Monda)' tl,.at a ruling will firit haY1 to -come from tbe 11·ate Attor•
ney G<der•l'~ .alflce. . Al illue,.be·Nld, iJ whether lloy1' Club
uae o! the land, which the city holds In
truJt under a slate Udelanda grant, would
be In accordance with the granl . .
In addition· to that, Seymour aeld ·th•
city chariar requirel a vote of the people
on any F-' to lelle the land, 1lilhUr
Jess ttttn an-· acre in size. 'l1le Harbor
Area ,Boys• Club hopes' tO acquire ua:e ot
the itte ior 1 token 11 • year long·term
lease fee. · Boys' Club execuUve director Lou
Yaatom iold councilmen mocey ii
avllllble to tho 4,00Q-.member yootll
ora:aniziUOn for conrtrucUon of,• fW,000
c!ubbolile J\ill north o!the'pier:Pilns !or ·
tht ae•lt<irY clubhoµae Include a crllfll
shap, pme room, olftce and meeting
faclllUU and a. •mall IYJnllallum.
Jt would aerve an utlmated 2,400 boy1
from I to 11 who live on the penlnaula.
'I\vo other clubhouau are now located
wttl of the Upper Bay.
On Seymour'i recommendation, coun·
cilmen directed the city alatf to 1eek an
opinion from the attorney general'• office
on the propoled use of the property. Yan-
tom aid the club would provide the staff
with artJclu of incorporation and other
materlail.
"If we clear the legal hurdle," aald Ci·
ty Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt, '1thls
will be on the ballot, maybe later tbil
year."
"So far the '1tuatlon lln't VeT'f ·en·
cour&Pc," aald Councilman Robert
Shelton. ·
•1tt looks Uke we're In for a pretty long
pull," illl"'ed cowicnman How a : • Rcigers, who one month aao ~ the
council'• approval of the project 0 ln prin·
ciple.''
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PRESIDENT WELCOMED • • •
or\e11 namef11 Wed a reporter obvlou~
diaplltched to cover an unfamllilr bt,Jt.
Gan. Jllat !ntroducl'd hil family to the
Naons, Including daughters ReenY,.ll,
and Lissa, 19, who 'bad sMmed tfdgety
with suspen~e earlier, but graciously in·
traduced 10-year-ol.:l-Jud)' Hise t6 tbe!r
lmpm'tant visitors.
They were accomJ.:lnied by Maj. Gen.
Arthur H. Adams, who steps down Friday
as Commander of tht Third Marine Air
Wing, for a new Korea duty assignment.
Scarcely enough tir· elapsed betwefn
arrival and departure to memorize a
peraon'a 1•11. name, but the President
stepped briskly to t n.pe cordon keeping
back spectators to meet fellow Orance
CounUans.
The publlc w11 lnv!ted to 1ee the Prelf.
dent arrive home from war-and-peace
talb with VJetnam•.se President Nguyen
Van Thieu, while his arrival June f wa1
limited to Marine peraonnel a r. d
dependenla.
Based on what Informed sources say about his feelings C'n the V!etnam sltua ·
tion, Pres ide nt N11'on seemed to single
out those whose future hope of not
lighting such a war ~eems greate1t.
Da vid Piper, 3, of lltJena Park. had a
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OftANGI COAIT l'UllllHIHG COM,AN'f
llob1rf N. Wt1tl
flrMIMnt Ind l"Ullllihlf'
J.,k k. Curl'Y
V1tol 11,..1•nt •ntl o.Nr• M.lllf"'
Thi'"'' A. Mur"hh1• Mtn1•ln• Editor
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runny nose from the cool breeze which
sent threatenin1 clo1111s acootlnc over the
rugged mOuntllns to the ea.It and seemed
nonchalant after meettnc the President .•
Nii father Bob. :however, was im-
preued with the hlatoric incident -in
P~r fa~ly ~Jin! -!ftd was
parUcularly pltued tbat his wllt and all
four sons were lhere. ··we drov1 Uke crazy lo set down here
after bearing the public wu invited 30
mJnutu 110 and lruc.wjng it would take 20
minutes jUJt for the trip/' aalci Piper.
Connell Names
Group to Review
City Positions
Tite Costa Mesa Ci ty Council decided
to appoint a three-man commi.ttee to
investigate its met.hod of appo1nunent and review of city committee&, com-
miasion:s and boarW at a special meet·
ing Monday. The committee will be made up of a
councilman, a ple.nnin& commis!loner
and the city attorney.
They will evaluate! methods of appoint·
ment and review and their recommanda·
tions will be submitted to the council.
Councilman WU\lam L. St. Clalr, wtto Introduced tbt propo11I, noted ' "We
are re-evaluated by a v• every four
yeaPs and there 11 no reuon why our
appointees should not be reviewed. This
prnPo51I wlll alao rve 1ppllcaols •
chance to be hetrd.'
In other action, the council : -Unan imously decided to request 1
report from the citr. engineer prior to the movement of utility poles.
-Approved a banner for the Y's Men's
Club to publicize the Fourth of July
Fireworks ahow.
Approved the second leading of
amendments to a CMta t.tesa citf ordi-nance relating to utrology, It wll come
up for fine! action at the next councll
meeting.
Foundation Aiils
New Boys Club
The James Irvine Foundation Is th"
flr lnclpal contr ibutor of fund& tn be used
to build the Harbor Area Boys• Club's
pn)J>Oted ne" clubhou!e In 81\bo1, club executive director Lou Yantom said to-day.
Tht Foundation donated $&,000 to-
ward tht 11zs.ooo bulldtna.
"The money will be In the bank setlln• intttest until our plans ire finalized li aatd Yantom. •
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Teeter, the Indictment said, wu the
driver of a van to be used to pfck up the
weed from the airport.
Mesa's Summer
Signups Slated
. All the fact.s In the case may :iever . ReglstraUon for the Coata Mesa
come to light, since the guilty plea ;ind ReCPeatlon Department awnmer pro-
sentencinc will replace a trial. gram will be held June 11 to 21 on . the •
Bake Sale Raises $56
To Help Kidney Victim
Higbie and Teeter previoualy pleaded fourth floor of the civic center, 77 fair
innocent to the federal .grand jury Drlve. Students at Victoria Elementary School and cupeakes. charges. ·The department will offer activities in tn Cost.a Meu. have raised and donated Mrs. Randall haa: been having kidney
creative handicrafts, br1d1e. 1 r t , $56.10 to Mrs. Colleen Randall for a problems and she needs to raise $20,000
Higbie, in. an exclusive January lft. children'• drama worhbop, dog obe· kidney machine. for a kidney machine, which.is needed to
terview, told the DAILY PILOT that he (lience classes, slim and trim and men's The 350 ll"udents did It wilth nickels kttp her alive until she can have a
could not discup the pa.rt1culars-In the physical fitness . In addition, a boys and dimes at a bake sale Monday alter· trunsplant.
case. One reason, he said, was that the sports camp and hiking and e:rploring noon. The children at VlcWrla School were In·
other men named in the case were hil trips will be offered. Student council members at the school structed to do the baking themselves and
Registration will be held from 6 p.m. to decided they wanted to lend a helping bring the goodies to school Monday.
client!. ' 8 p.m. June 19 and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, hmd to Mrs. Randall, so they asked This they did and so Monday the sale
A few days later he· expressed o~ June 20 and 21. fellow students to bake cookies, cakes was ,on.
timism tn the outcome ln the case, Id· r;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiijj ding that "we expect some· pOd new1
very soon."
The case at present has bee• forward·
ed·to a. probetion offieter-·for·.Jtmltipilon
and !lndJnp. . '·. · ·
T.'l ~ proaecutor In Uie case. Aulst.ant
U.S. Atl;Orney Darrell W. Macintyre,
since la1t January ha.s refused to com-
ment on the case, e1cept to relay new
trial dateai
Macintyre :iraa contacted three .times
last mol\th 1n querlea: on. new. trial datea in the Jong aucces1loft of pGStponernents.
He dilclOlld nothlnl ~!lour the suUty
plea1 or the " prosec1J'Uoii'1 new Charges.
Instead,. he said the trial had been
postparied "to some time ii1 early June."
Higbie could not be reached for com-
ment today,
Court records revealed a shill in legal
counsel for the bachelor Island lawyer
three times.
Originally Hlg"'e's counsel was Marcu:s
Tu cker of Santa Monica. He was replaced
by Corona del Mar lawyer George Jef·
tries on March 26. On May 11, however, .
Calvin Stewart of Hollywood took over
for Higbie. Three days later the new in·
formation and guilty plea were entered
into records,, Stewart haa represented
Teeter throughout the csu.
Higbie on Dec. 16, 1968, in a signed
statement of financial ability stated that
his weekly income avera1ed $200; that he
had $100 In caah on hand, and owned
$1,00'> in property.
Hi-f&ther , former Newport city coun·
cilman Clarence "Chicl<" Higbl~, prac·
tices Jaw at the same Marine Avenue of·
fices.
The sentencing wlll be before Judge
Jesse W. Curtl1 at 2·p.m.
Hlabie'a bail st.ill remains at '25,000.
Teeter wu released on P,,500 bond, a
Police Probing
·Fast Wit1ulrawal
From Deposit Box
The alleged ~'1thdrawal or more lhan
$2,000 dropped into the ni1ht deposit
vault of a Costa Meu barik over the
weekend is under investigation, detec-
tives disclosed today .
Police DetecUve Lt. GleM Walktr
said lhe case lnvolvlng U.S. National
Bank. 1845 Newpori Blvd., WU flnt
nPOrted Sunday.
llecelpta ~ ~ Mari.,t,
11$ W. 11th St., wtre Into the
ollht clepooltory •lot u UIOll lnvoatl· gal.ors 11id, bul the ft,040 CM!. portlon wu roportedly mlalln(.
O!ecks were no( llUo, lnvutl11ton
sali!. .
"Wa don't know U the de~lt vault wa! properly latchfd or not, ' Lt. Wal·
ker ex pfained tod ay.
Rumors developed Monday that J)l'O-ce~s from ·the 24th Annual Costa Me sa·
N~wport Harbor Lions Club P'lsh Fry
had been stolen tn somo typt ot bank thdt a1 a mu!( of the cast.
Contacted shortly before noon, U.S.
NatloneJ Bank Managtr P'l"lnk Zrtblec
said ht knew of no theft or burgl1ry,
but that 1 pl'Oblfm hid been ..,.n.cr
with ill• nllbt dtflOlll va•ll -.
lfl Just a ftw s>iort wtkl you, too, can loM .
I S-20.2.5 pounds and bt proud of the W.-V Y'!llll
leolt. ladits, you'll be weiring tt1t new
figure·reuet111'19 fall f1shions with_ pride ind
confidante. And. Men, the ntW t11lor.shaped wfti
wlU look or111 on ycu-onc1 you'w ~llCO\lllr•d
vour w1l1t. Don't .out it off-t1k1 It affl . Act now, for special low rtduced rim dUfll'l9
Holid1y Nalioql fitnns Month.
INCOMPARAIU PACILITIE5 ,
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SwimMlng Pool loom•
• Ultr1 Modem • Elaetronic M1uag1
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• IMtM StNM IMM R.-.
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A Wiik
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NATIOllAI.
FITNESS
MONTH
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Fiii! Fifi! l'llE!
f.<d"'I" fee-r G . rlll r.o u P Slirnnasrics ., n d
Swrmna.srics lo music N . • •0• time limit on VoVr
VISlfS I No appointment
"~.'Y • Stp,r•te fa.
cll1t1es f0r meri • (.. ...
f1c ll'r· lo -...r•re ' ies r Women • F
guest privileges • Unlim~
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IRff FOURS &
OfMONSJRAflONS
AVAILMU OAILY
A1 AU LOCAJIONS
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Army , ·Nurse · Oie.s .in · Wtlr .JBS Befleeiion
SA~:~I) w:.~~tL. Tw~~:1~~:.k ~~ Wamo Rocket Attack on Hospital Kills Jst W.oman in Actj.pn
Rkhanllon, ~ ~ the Mglslitun'1 new Court.
SAIGON (UPI) -A 2$-yellMld Aney
nurse who wrote her father abt ''waMed
to belp 1n v1e\nam11 was kWed. when' a
rocket smubed into' a field bosp'hal,
mtutaey officlllls said todoy.
lit Lt. Sharon. A. Lane of Canton, Ohio
,_,aa tht'ftHt ·Mln.tri the U.S. anned
lore<i lilied la aht"°1 In Vletn1111.
Mill' Line suffered shrapnel wounds In
the throlit wben a UZ..mm rocket~ el'·
ploded near a wl!'.d of the U .s. 312lh
EvlClllllon Hospital at Cbu Lal.Swldly.
Several women mtmben of the armed
force have died bi VJetnam. but from
what the m.llltary calls nonhostUe ca111ts.
mostly plane crashes. Lt. Lane's dtalb
Congress Urged
To Create Joint
Oil Commission
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -The Senate
unanimously voted Monday to ask
Con.,.eu to create a joint federal-state
commission which would develop safety
standll"ds for offshore oil drilling opera·
tions.
It approved on a 34-0 vote and sent to
the Assembly a resolution by Sen.
Richard J. Dolwig (R·Athtrt<lO), which
also aakl Congrt:SS to set aside proceeds
the federal government recelm1 from
mineral extraction f r <p m the outer con-
tinental shelf for protect.ion. of atates·
from oflabore oil ... pea ••
Dohrig said Ill< dloutrous oU spill In
the Santa Barbara Q)anntl would not
have occurred "if we would have bad this
kind of commisskin."
In. a rebted action, the upper house
unanimously 1dopted a resolutioa asking
the federal government to negotiate with
fortlgn nations which have fleets of oil
tankers in an attempt lo set up a "clean
.seas" policy.
Sen. Robert J. Lqomarslno (ll-Ojai),
who IJIOlllOred the resolution, said some
foreign tankers discharge oil 30 miles out
at sea. He saJd the discharge often noau
toward land and damages the Calilomia
shoreline.
Realtors Talk Slated
"The Changing Market''. is the topic of
the I a.m. breakfast meeting Wednesday
of("'tbe Hu11tlngton Beach Board·· of
Rialtors at the Seacliff Country Club,
3000 Palm Ave., Huntington Beach. The
1;peaker will be Dale Townsend, real
estate manager of the Los Angeles
Times.
wu ofliclally listed u from "hostile ac-
t.ion."
ll'he rocket , that blasu!d the Cbu Lal
coinpkz also tilled a Vlelnal1$ele child
•nd """'1ded is V!ttnam.,e d.uJans, a
U.S. mWta.ry 1pokesman. and··a medl~al
cOrplman.
'"All Ute paUenls wer. sleepJng," s1kl
Ind LL , Palricla E., Carr of LoullVIUe,
Jfy. tt. CtJT oharecl night dUty with 1-t. Lane . . _. '' .. "We were JUS~ relaxing belore :1tarling
to wake tbe:"'Pll.tenll at I a.m.," Lt. Carr
said.
"I WU littinc behind -the dest' and Lt.
Lant wu Jittin& on an di.ply bed when
tht rocket hit," lhe said. I
'Miss ·Lane bad arrtved for duty al the
hospltal April 29.
Jn Canton, Ohlo, John Lane, ber fatl\tr,
said his daughter had written him about
her duly the... '
"In her letters, she said she wanted to
help In Vietnam," be said.
"It was a decls.lon sht made by he?'¥1f
and ·one·that I did··n.ot .quesUon," Lane
said. 1'She volunteered to serve ln either
South Vietnam or Korea."
He 11id his daughter wrote she planned
to rHollit for another year after her
tour of duty in Vietnam. She had betn ln
Vietnam slz ,..eets. -
"She said !he just wanted to better
herself and felt she could htlp 1n the
service," he said. "She sakl she. •lso
wanted to set other part:1 ol the world."
Club Owner Covell Faces
Trial Over Beach· Riot
Controversial club owner Gilbert Covell
ls scheduled to face jury trial today in
what will be the second Court action
aga.i.nSt defeodants allegedly inVolved in
the Huntington Beach riot last April 20.
· Covell, S1, of 14201 Locust St.
Westminster, ls due in Westmins ter
municipal court to face chargeJ of urging
a rlot, ttfuul to disperse and resisting
arrest. He ha! been described by riot du·
ty officers u "a focal point" of a
seething disturbance . that drew officers
from many county dlvisJons or law en·
forcement.
Covell is the co-<>wner of Syndicate
3000, a teenage lrlgbt club in HunUngton
Beach that l>as fllured in DWIY police
reports. .
Already servin& a 30-day county jail
sentence for bis part in the Oil City
trBcas ls a Garden Grove man who plead·
ed guilty to resisting arrest and rioting.
Todd R. Sveslos'key, Zl, was also placed
on probation for the nex( two years.
Other persons facing court action stem-
ming from their alleged participation and
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vacation and travel information in ad·
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the big bargains in fun In the sun equip-
ment for use al home or away. It's ins1de
this edition of the DAILY PILOT
the dates scheduled for their appearances
are :
--SCOtt A. r.1<£aske1, 19, of Garden
Grove, charges of doting. assallit with a
deadly weapon, f;;ilure to dlsperu and
malicious mischief, June 13, Superior Court. .
-Grq:ory Neal Wluln, La li1lrada.
charges of assault with a dudly weapon,
battery. rioting and failure to dlspene,
June 13, Superior Court.
-Robert W. Barke, 11, of Whltt.ier,
charges of rioting and failure to 'di.sperse,
July 15, municipal cqurt.
-Gary WUkencm. 22. of Bellnower,
charges of riotiq-ud-n!fusal to disperse,
July H, rmmiclpal COUit.
-Greg W. M~ JI, of 9* Nan-
tucket Drive and Greg D. Hyatt. 20, of
22001 Susan Lane, both of Huntington
Beach, charge.a -of assault with a deadly
weapon, rioting ·and failure to disperse,
July 21, mun1Hpa1 c:oui't.
School Boundary
.
Discussion Set
Trustees ol the Huntington Beach City
School Di.strict will discuss proposed
boundaries for the district's two in-
termedi~te JChools at.7:30 o'clock tonight
in the 1ibrary of Dwyer School, 770 '17\h
St.
Dwyer School Is the district's old-I~
termedlate 9Chool. Next year it will, be
joined by the new Gisler School on the
ea.rt side ot Beach Boulevard.
Another ieport on state aid, nr the lack or it, fer purcbue ol school sites and con-
atrvcUOn wlD 1'9o be presented.
U!llT ......... NURSE DIES
lat Lt, Sh•Nn L•ne
County Traf fie
Accidents Kill .
2 Youths, Woman
Three persons died Monday in Orange
County, including a boy 15 and a girl II,
as the result of traffic accidents.
The dead:
Gordoe K. Nortn, 15, of 2tt7 Main St.,
Santa Ana.
Dtborall. Perlmutter, 11 , of La J\firada.
Mn. Joy Marcelle Netmltl", ff, of 325
S. Valley St., Anaheim.
The Norton boy, son of Mn:. Kath1een
Torres. died at Orange County Medi cal
19&1 COWlty Traffic IM&
ff Dtatls Toll U
Center or inju,ries received when he was
struck by a car Wednesd11,y while walking
on Ri verside freeway, east of Crescent
A venue· in Anaheim.
The. Perlmutter glrl was dead on 1r·
rival at St. Jude Hospital Fullerton from
Injuries received when ahe was .hit by a
car while crossing Rosecrans Avenue and
Jalon Road in La Mirada.
?.fr-. Neimler Suffered fa tal injuri~ in
Santa Ana whf.n her. car weni out of con-
trol and smashed inlo a utility pole on
Warner Avenue near Salata Street.
The coroner's office reported that Mrs.
Nlemier died of multiple Injuries at Santa
Ana' Community Hospital an hour after
the crasb. Sl'.e was Alone ln the car.
Turkey Youths Riot
i~Ai!B\JL . (UPII -Tho111andl of
students hurling pivlng stones and
:P.1olotqv cocktails battled today with
army troops and police at Istanbul
Ulllvert!I)'. •
Republican leadefS, used to be a member "tbey came out ot the dlll' btue alr
of the John Bil<H Society. But he quit. with on Jmpeochmtat proc:<ecliq," bo
Wh11 • said. without comu!U,,. loW mtmboro
''I was terribly rruettatecl," Richanbon on the dedsion ... r ftlt the toclety creat..
told UPI in the first interview he h a a ed a posture of aoiu: oll half coclced."
granted to dl.sc uss his split with the aocle-He ta I d the JmPiachment drive and
ty. "No question about It·, Welch turned severe. crltlcllm of the Warr.n court JP..
me off." petted u thouc6 "we wtre attactfu1 our
Welch Is, ol course, Robert Welch, Supttme Court u an tnatitutioo that ii
wealthy New England candy manufac--part of our checb and balarww "
turer, founder and president ot the John Despite hJs disencbantment with the
Bil<h Society. llOClety, Richardson said he b •prooc1• to
Ricbard!Oll joined the IOciety ln 1981 hive been a member of 1 group aeetine
and became a full time pald staff leas government and fighting Communist
member, rising to state coordinator. HJJ subversion.
job was to recruit new members and help "J feel there ii a definite need for a
organize C1llfornla chapten. good anU..COmmuni.st organliation in this
But he quit the society ln 1984 because country operated oc a sound Ind aensfble
of "philosophical" dUferences w I ~h basis," he aald. "I have an. abk!ing diJUke
Welch, especially ln the day-to-day ope'ra· far socialism and totalltarlanlsm."
tion of running the conservatlve-Orlenled "I think a lot. of Americana are In aop.
organization. port of the concepts l voice," he aa1d,
Richardson, 41, ls a stocky, friendly "but I believe most Americans are '
rormer public relationwdverUs~g ex· sensitive u to bow they approach them."
ecutive who likes to be called by hill Richardson estimated that wbe:n he was
nichname, ''BUI ." (The initials H.L. stand state Birch coordinator the society
for Hubert Leon ). counted 25,000 members in Calirornia. He
The Arcadia Republican this smion said membership bu aince allpped.
worked hard to elect Sen. Howard Way of "1'11 bet there are Ove times u many
Exeter, the first GOP Senate president ex-members now a:1 there are members.''
pro tempore In 13 years. Way ousted he aaJd.
veteran Senate luder Hugh M. Burns, a One of those who is tUU a member ii
conservative Fresno Democrat. Sen. John G. Schmlb (fl..Tuat1n), ~
For his efforts, Richardson ' wa1 legislature's ~ actnowledpcl • 'Jplui
rewarded by belng selected senate Blrch Society duel paiyer. · '
caucus chalnnan by his Republican col·
leagues, beallng out another Way
lieutenant, Sen. Clair W. Burgener ol San
Diego.
Richardson .says his Birch memberahip
has not hindered his political career. He
Is serving his second term in the Sen8t.e,
his views are still conservative but he
doesn·~ belong to any volunteer political
organizations.
"I have a responsibility to the other
Republicw,11 he said. "I feel J have to
use a great deal of discretion."
He says many or his opinion! parallel
those upou>ed by the Birch SOO.ty. but
he and the organization parted paths on
presenting them to the public.
"There was no area of personal ef.
fectiveness within th-"e organization for
me," he said. "I didn 't get along at alt
well with Welch from strictly a manag ..
ment aspect." _.
Richardton 1ald he disagreed wltb the
tight control Welch he.ld OVtt the IOCiety
to form a monolithic group wtth little
authority delegated to stale or chapter
o£flcers.
"When you hire people, you give them
some responsibility," he said. i·welch
never was willing lo &Ive up any
responsibility. I felt stifled. l 11w lhings l
\vanted to do, bJt couldn't."
Richardson said h! also disagreed with
the generalized aUacks t.be .:;~iety made
on persons &n<t. liberal or~aniUlionl. He,
cletd ao exarD1>le in tht Birch ass1ult on
U.S. Chief Justlce Earl Warren.
"l never have thought, or do now, that
Earl Warren 1s much of a Supreme Court
Jwtlce," he said, but he couldn't agree
Jewelry Robbery;
Shootout Victim
Remains 'Serious'
Samuel Brucker, IS, downtown Sam.
Ana jeweler who was hit seven times by '
bullets fired by a band.It remains Jn '
"serious condition, tM&t lmproving" at
Santa Ana Community Hotpital, hospital _
aides reported today.
Brucker who engaged ill a lhootout tut
'Ihursday w l t h a holdup man tn a
Halloween mask was helrtened Mond11
when he was presented "To Sam
Brucker, Our Bravest Man, Fram the
Boys of Downtown Santa Ana." .
The trophy wu presented b y
photographer Bernard Djlvre repruen-
ling about 40 downtown merehants wbo
wanted to pay tribute to the !punky
merchant.
Brucker returned fire from bandit
Louis Asmond, 37, of San Juan Capbtr•
no, killing him with a !hot In the ~
A le<Olld bandit, Arthur F. l\lelf, ~ ol
Anaheim was captured two bloc is' from
Brucker's Brown Jewelers, 215 E. 4th SL
He was •rraltntd Monday In Santa Ana
Mbnkipal C-0urt i>n chfrgH ol aUen\pted
murder and robbery and Is held on
$25,000 hail
Preliminary bearini was set for 9 a.m.
Friday.
/
Could You Advise YoU~""Son To Be A Teacher?
Would you be wi:ling for the hHd of your fomily to toko • tHching position? If not -why not? Poor pay? Uncomponsatod man-hours? Little
opportunity for advonc:oment? Qu11tionoblo pr11ticjo 7
If you couldn 't ur9e a '!1pmber of your family or convince yourself to enttr te1chin9, thin who do you want to educate your children? . . .
Are you s1tisfied with just "someone else" doin9 1 mediocre job to te1c'h your children? Do you want dedicated, well· trained ind rea:istlc
educators who will taoklo tho challongo of oduooting your children for tho worlcl'1 changing demands? If so, ploaso road this ad. . ' .
THE ISSUE OF EDUCATION IN .THE NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL .DISTRICT RESTS UPON ONE POINT: THE SCHOOL BOARD
STATES THAT IT IS REPRESENTING THE . TAXPAYERS BY NOT SUPPORTING COMPETITIVE SALARIES FOR TEACHERS -THE
TEACHERS FEEL YOU, THE COMMUNITY, WILL SUPPORT OL!R POSITION.
This issue has riow come to the public's 1ttention. The Bo.rd •pp•rently m1d1 its position clear by the adoption of a salary schedule un1ccep-
tablo to tho tuchors.
Teachers h1v1 sou9ht to make their position known to the taxpayer by •xte:nsive meetin9s, overt •ctions end by offering the following infor.
m1tion in an •ttempt to communicate directly with the public.
<.
•Wt likt bting teechen. We like w•rlaln9 with youn9 people.
We like bein9 cf•clic1tecl to our proft11ion 1M to our community,
Wt wouW like to be 1uitebly comp•n11tecl for our effort•.
•You heve reed ebout 1al1ry "rei•••" 9rent•d to N•wport·Me1•
fetchers. Tha fief i1 thet we havt 1uffered en ennual deer••••
in buying power. Tok•n r1ilt1 1over tht pa1t few yeers h•v•
feUen fer 1hort of the ennutl coat of living incre11e. Th• 801rd
offtr1 •n ever19e 5.8 Y. incre11e for t1ext ye1r'1 seliry. Predic•
tions ere thet co1t1 of living will be up 7 .5 91. by Stpttmbe,._.
ntt 1011 of l.7 r ••
"' Newport;Mtsl school1 hive l~n9-been r•p!'tecl f•r -the ••eel·
lence of.their proqrM'l'I. The prime fector ••pltlnlng this ••c•l-
l•ne• h11 been the hl9h qu1lity of fht teechinq 1t1ff, It hes
become almost i"'possible to support • fami~ on • te1chin9
1al1ry. A man must either moonlight or a1k his wife to worlr1
or he must decide to leave the Oi1trict. More ••p•rienced te1ch ..
ers er• leaving for financial r•11on1 thi1 Y••r th•n •v•r before •
W• are v•ry conctrned with th• l1r9• iumb•r of e•cellent
teachers who have elready announced their lftt•ntlon to It•••
t•1chin9, or fhis District. Thi1 i1 • d1n9•rou1 trend.
• Our school boerd h11 chostn 7 other 1chool clistricts 11 a basis
for stlary compari1011 and h11 a11nounced its 9011 for our sal-
aries to fall in th• m•dion for th••• 7 "benchmark" di1t1ict1,
11am•ly: l•rk•l•y, lngl.woff, Oren91, P1lo1 V•rdt1, P11ad•n•,
Plac•n+it •nd Sorita Ane. Howav•t, our 1961-!! _sel•."Y sch•·
dul• fell short of thi1 'intention; it did not even echr • .,. thi1
lev•I of mecHocrity.
,
• What is mot• importont, peoplo or thinqs 7 The Board end
Oi1trict Adtnini1tr1tion fr•qutnfly acclaim teach1r1 ••the mo1t
importent foctor in th• education of children. Their bucf9et
pltnnin9 indicates otherwist -money for "thin91" is always
allocattd flrSt; whatever money remain• is lnedequate to ktep
prof•1sion1l salaries competitive.
•Teacher's ere 1xp•cted to take the 1al1ry of a laborer and put
in the houri of the 1.1CeCutiv1. E••cufives work long hours but
are 1ppropri1tely compan,eted by a salary f•r 111ceeding thet
ol teaeh•rs. L1borer1 rtceivt • ••l•ry comp11r1bl1 to fe•cher1
but are peld timt and t half for every moment ol time spent
beyond_the "40 ihour~work w•ek. · • n. av•r•9• heelth pl•n for • f•mily of four co1ts ebout $521
par year, In 1h•rp contrest to th• aver•9e •mount paid by in·
du1try for trnployt• heelth insurance, th• llotrd his offered
to p1y $161 tow1rd each teacher's mtdlcal pfan. Voters havt
approv•d moni1s for t•acher htalth benefits, but th• Board
hes nev•r u11d them for thi1 purpo11.
•According to r11earch, the rtmuner•tion for 9radueft 1tucly in
the Newport·M•s• Ohtrict for units beyond the Bechelor's De·
9rae, i1 the low•st in Orenge County •nd is in the bottom q~•rf
er of aU Unified Oi1trict1 in Southern Californit.
•If you own • fJ0,000 hom• in •lther Newport leach or Coste
Masi the coif to you would bt fJ .-47 per year to r•solve thit
l11u• and provide quality education for your children. • w. ••k th•t the loard 9rant th• request for official 1t1te m•di ..
ation 1ervlc~1 lfr••I in ao ettampt to reconcile our differtnces.
Wt hellev• our r1que1t1 er.• ree1on1bl1; we are willin9 to ac ..
cept whatever thl1 ilnf>'lrtlal third o•rty recomm•nd1.
THI POSfnON OF THE TAXPAYER CAN DETERMINE THIS ISSUE. Do you want to attract and RETAIN the best
educators possible for your children?
Pleme contact the following school board members:
Jomos W1 PoytOfl Motion C. lorgeion Solim S. Fronklin
Rodoric:k H. MocMillon Lloyd E. Bl•npiod Jr. Elitobeth M. Lilly
OR, meil atatemtnh to the Newport· Me11 Education Auociation, 735 Baker
School Boercl. '
I t '
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Donald A. Strauu
WiHiam L. Cunningham, Supt. •• Street, Colla Mesa, ATTENTION:-
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Can't · Join~. -w~cc
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.tii(knt , Grip'-.& .
,O.kay-ll:e~gan Mef!tpl->l{~sp~~l C'!n.dit.~ons1 B,lasted
DAVIS (AP) .:_.Gov. Reagan • SAN FRAN.CISCO (UPI) -Three pro-
say1 fllOSl college studeiit.s have minent autbOriUes or. mental retardation
legjtl mate grie\11noes. round patlenti at Sonoma State Hospital' 1
ArgON; them, ~e told student i~1 • • • ' · ' • · t terviewer1 oo the Vnl\lel'sity of "ue t~e.~,ted llke, . ~ ~uently
C41ifornia at.D.JvU. radio station, behave like, aplrna.IJ. ln 1 r.QQ,". ~
are: . , A 5Catblng report on condlttonar-.t the
The lnvesli&• on found a lacl< cl f1111ds
needed to i>n>.icte the most huic
necesaluU for. tile care'ol pallents ..
GENEVA !UPi) ..; Popo PiUI VI lold
, ... -"Lack of cont.act with pro-hospjtaJ was made publlc·Monday w14er
t~ ... ,... .. ...., ' .. ' ' . '
1 • tbt Protestant-domlntled World COuilcll
of °'urdlts (WCCJ today he' wu prayin g
!or .. end lo ,11at the wee c11kd the
The P.onUff, 71, came lo Ulla "·Rome ot rusors of note'! who are more coo-ordf)rs of .Superior ~rt ,Judge .\fidrt!w
ProtestanUam" lodlf at JnvttaUcm·ol tM f cerned with research t,U n EyQlan f0Unwin1 a year.ion,: le&al batOe
internotJonal Labor Orpllbatloor (ILO) leaching. ' -Failure by sch o o I ad-t by a group of paUenls' parents~
to observe' tt1· 50th ~Y.· ·He rectlo;t!J minl!trators to treat students as·in-· Ttie report was prepared for the St.ale
"A deplural>le allljallon existed In.Ille!
th,ere wu a combinaUon of Jhad~uate
linen iupply and JaUndry ·se~vlc.e. Thia
mated 1 1ltuatlon in which rap~ were
uaed for drying material alter paµents'
tollettna, w.as:hlnc and bathing," they
said.
"acandal" ol 1 divide!! ehrl1tlonlty. llul
he aahi the Ume was not ripe for
Citliollcl to joill llle cooncU.
Bombe-Ps Hit
the smal"lt w~ Iii}'. of bil •ven dlv.ld11als. Department of Ment.al Hfgtene 'by ·Dr.
trips abroad ej.rtce lte bec~J> ... , -A lack of Interest by ad· Gunnard Dybwad oz Brandeis University:
In a 3,500-word addreu-W tbe·.U.O the ministrators ln impro'ving courses, Mirtha Adams, a nOrsiil& professor at
Pope made 10 impassioned plea for combined with too much of an in· University of California; and Dr. Ivy
aoclal jllltk:e for wortina men. He also terest In pulling up new buildings. Mooring, execuUve director of the Lo&..
The governor commented in an Angeles Coordinating Council on Mealil -
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Patman Asss,t•Is
futerest Hike
t.tty H111ff didn't argue when
ab& found a .Mve&-foot boa con ..
atrlctor tn the family car at Spring·
field, Mo. Sunday. She parked the
car risht· where lt was and wen~
about her business on foot. Mn.
t Hes~ Bald th.• s~e . belongs to lrleild1, Mr. llnil'Mr'I. ~n Morrh,
who w,m riding with the He1Sees
-Sat n 'r-d•a y 'n!ght. Tile Morrlses
-Reds, Thwart
warned that "the: peace .ol .$he. world Is al, boor and 'a quarter Interview that Retardatioii. -· -·
stake" and appealed to llaUoos to end was marked by friendliness on both . "The physlca\ pifint of the hospllal WASHINGTON· (AP) -Rep. Wright
what he called the terrible eYill afflicting sides -a contrast lo some stormy 'tiolates lhe ~ princlpk..of 41sPuaal Patman, chairman of the powerful House
brought the boa along and for&ot
to tU:e It home with them.
. much of the world'• peoples. sessions in Ult. pa.st with students aJ)lt ~--~herded t.cileUMlr in • Banidni Committee, toclaY.l \D"led-. Presl-
Heavy secuiity 1Jftl11eitenta were In who oppostd his economies and huge ~ , ftom a wide catchment dent · Nixon to withdraw government
Big Offensive tf(ect for the Pope's visit and partly ;, hard line a g a 1 a at camP!ll •rea (O\ltr 'S(IOimtles) so that mony't are deposits from banks that railed their
because of this there was a crowd of 011ly dl~S:;gt:~s.announced a new "ro-totally abandc?ne_{:I by .their families and prime· lnterf:st t:ate1 to ati unprecedented • :JOO at the airport when he atrlved. ., have ,qo c~ntaeJ .wit~ he outside world," Crowds. alonr the l'Olltes oJ: hit t .posal to bridge what he ·called a the report (Wd .• 1 r' . " . 8\.1 percent.
SAIGON (UPI) ~ U.S. 862 bornbfra
drappOd nearly ~ ·1on1.o1 bombo Monday
<Jnd todly on Copnun1at force• whose t'lf·
fenalVe in tbe tly Nlnh area liO miles
northwest of SaJpn bu ln!Dcted he.vy
Joases on clvWaDI cauctrt in tbt. bactlub
of war.
... .... oTk ..... ,, communk:atlon.s gap between ~bn h 1 ••· h Ia · a letter to the President, ,Patman, motorcade were sparse, w-.oo&'' '"" wa:1 and olhl!r officials and the Students. "Once inside') e,t\(Jlpita, u.:y ,are t en , • ed
warmly 1pplauded wherever he went. 1 He said he and Lt. Gov. Ed l heJJJed into1huge barn·like wards, whlch. (0.Tex.), charied the boost announc
Jn his speech to the WCC, a fellowship ,. Reinecke would propose that UC .. in inany cases, are ,bereft oJ: any niceties by the bahks Monday was a conspiracy
el 234 Protestant, AngUcan1·antt Orthcd<r.< ~ o{ horn~ •. and ~·~ed like, and con-that threatens to force the coontry into a
churches, the Pope raised the qucsllon 'student body presidents take part sequentlybehave·Ule:,anlmalsln azoo. severe recession.
that has been under study·for somt thne •·· in meetings of university regents. ·"In some ~es, '!the .rilpst profqundly , Patman al® called on the . ad·
between· the · WCC and ·the Vatican: .. The presidents · would .not be retaoded are st.ill mixed wllh the relaUve-ministration to instruct the Fe0eral
The Communist 1wnmer olfensh·e
Oared up again lhia. weekend after a brief
lull with a seritl!I of batUts near T1y
Ninh in the MekooJ lldll. on the Ip
proacbtt to S&lion and on the ·coutal
areu below Da Ntng. The Cornmunilt
looies weie: put-al. 541 ill Ille -put fwr
days. U.S. 1oata: ,..ere announced 11 Jt
killed and tt wounded.
..Should I.he Catholic Church become a 'I allowed to vote but could express ~ ly mildly retarded: c q,n 1e.q11 ~nJ I y , Reserve Board io c;ut off the discount
member. of the World 'Courtcil?" their views. Such a plan, he said ~ 'behavior -dete.rlofa.tes, even · in c&se1 privilege from he Interest-raking bank!,
"In frattrnal frankness, •e do :10t con-now works successfully at meetlnjs Where there was originally a potential !or which enables them to raise ready
sider that tbe quesUon of tM membership of· the state collige trustees. ~ grea ter actueveme11t." money.
of the Ca tho Uc Chutch in the World Coun.-1 ~~!!"!~~!!!!!!!"!~-~'SICl~~-!!""'~:O:~-~::::_:::;:::::::;,;:;.,;:......,., ~-,., ____ __:::=:::..--.,.----,----
ell iJ llO mature that a poalU\'e anawe.r
could ar should be &iven," he said. "The
que1Uon. • .contains serious thet'lloil~al
and putrol JmpllcaUont. It thus requlrf!..il
a profound study and commits us to a
way that honesty recognize& could be Thia pr•tlv fl40 girl hordlv """' a rip to atop Utt trofftc. Jira. L11ell4
Holoh.an of Grond Vaiie11, Cola. U Oftt
of five women who atop traffic for
cONtruction t:qtdpmmt wed to 1Di·
dtn U.S. 6 into lnteratate 70.
Y • .
, Tift M1rtln, who has ari interest
tn law, graduates from the eighth
"rade" tn . lletrolt .Tbunday. He , plans to go on ·to high 'acbool. "II
my 111•1 doean't fail me, I mlpt
slick ",1111. heed· Into college," says .
Marlin{ ·an .al-year-old native of ·
Austin, S.C., wbo had to pick col·
ton wbtn be was a child instead of
aoiQg to school. • CAllOll City, Colo; police p~ssed thllt"' •Mrcb · toda)'-!Or 11 motor·'
cycW._" Wiiii, wlll! rad flaibint
lilbll; --lfiien lriliD tllt po1iee de-
partment Sunday. • Some 20,CIQO boxes of Gennan -
candy ~v• been .'!old Iii BrlUI!> In the pan three weeks at. abolit SI. 70
a box -1a~t a quarter fo.r ·eac~
of the seven candies a box con·
tafns. 'nit ~alldy Is . supposed to
remove all traces of alcohol fumes
from the user's breath, providing
a possible way of beatin~ the eov·
ernment•s ''breatbalyi:er • test for
I d!Unk~ drivers. . I"' ~;, ":~'. -.. -• .
I A thowand 1/0ung1ter.s liMd
Mineral Pd.ltJtt. Parle pond at
Putb[o, ~olo. with cane poles su;;u,, 1111& folud to hook •
• sing!< fli/I. TIU VFW Sl<!J'1ud
" th• W..' .SoC."!flo1 b•t all Ill•
I li.r~ dk 4 --1'ic:Um1 of ""''" poll•ltoll. .
, North ~letnamue and Viet Cong un1t1
lost 161 killed tn the Tay Ninh are1 alo1•.c1 U.S. spokumen reported.
It was reported from Tay Ntnh that 10
civilians were tilled and 22 seriously
11.;ounded. Another 400 were treated at
110 ltala. . . . ' -=sands were homelus In fOW' days
et ftahtinc \hat destroyed 399 houses and
bAdly dama1ed SI others In Tay Ninh "\nd
ill. outakirta where there was hand to h_, combat and alt strikes by S.JUlh
Vletn~ese and ·U.S. planes.
Tbe B52 raids against Communist
f(lrets operaUng ()tJt of the CamtY1ch1n
jthtclea 1t'tl"e &he heaviest ln that province
since April 24 when the North Viet-
nameat and fllerrllla forct1 pushod
another oUenalve toward Saigon.
* * *
Jong and dlfflcult"
At the outlet of his speech, the Popt
pralled the WCC -which the Catholic
Church condemned when the wee was
establlabed in lHI -as "a marv<'hius ..
movanent.," and he noted how the \\'CC
and Catholicism have cooperaled in·
creasln1Jy in recent years.
But In a Pointed ~mark, ,the Pope to!rl wee leaders: '"Our name is Peter."
Observers said this clearly was lnttn led
lo stress the Catholic clatm that Christ •
named Peter as the head .of the Church
and the Popes are all Peter's desr.ttl·
dants. This: has been one of the principal
barriers to reunion of Protestantll and
Orthodox with the Catholic Church .
Vi.e-~11a_m· JJudget to Ri,se,
But More Gls Due Home -
WASHING.TO!! CUPll -The Uolt<d
_States plans to spend more thin Sl,000
per soldier next year equipping the South
Vietnamese army -and If i( pays off
there may be more U.S. troop
withdrawals.
U.S. support forces Including jet
fighters. belic.optm. supply a rt d· -
u.nsportatlbn ·ootfiiS, meanwhile, woul'il
remJifl )olltnd· to •ul!t lh• South Viet-
.....,. u -tlity take ·cvtr the figj1Hn1.
"' Def~ Secrttary Melvin R. Laird said
In an bDp'omptu news confen:nce Mon·
Clay ~~~-li,«Kkoan Withdrawal an-noonced; by Presidll!t Nixon at Midway
will be · "heavily· weighted" with Anny
ind Marine-combo! 1111118.
No Air Force .~,Nivy inm will be in·
eluded, he said. The target date fM a
furtbtr Withdrawal ls early August, and
tht situaUoa will be revley,·ed at n:aullr
Jnterval1 theft!after.
Laird refused.to mate any predictions,
but his hope for the South Vietnamese
,fprces w .. , spelled out .eai:~er thla year
when he sub)Ditted 1 rtYbi4:1 budget cut-
ting Penta(on 1ptndinJ elsewhere but
as~ for an increase of $157 million for Soulli .. Vltlriomue ·equipment.
if cOngress approves. Uird s1ld tht
money would 10 for "troop carrieNJ.
truck.5, trailers. radios, night vlmon
devices. and so forth as well as guns and
ammunition."
* * Harriman Hits
Partial Pullout
WASHiNo-i~lN (UPI) -w. Averell
Harriman, chief U.S. ue~uator at the
~~peace ta1ks durlnl tbe'JohniOn 1d-
mlniltntion, uid today President NIX··
on's deci&lon to brln& borne ~.000 troops
from Vietnam . WU a "disappolnUng
withdrawal."
He said Nixon's Vietnam policy Is
generally a continuation of that pursued
by President Lyndon B. Johnson.
This brought to Sl.%5 billion the total
( a.vailable. for. equipping the South Viet-
namese durJnl the yur bellMl!la Jul,y I
"HoW can we expect lhl enemj tO end·
the.Ir · ti1ht1ng if we don't?" Harriman
commented at a conference o I
Mwiach11setls city and county officials.
"I see no gain In killing more of the Viet·
namese and the direction for the ad-
ministration should be to reduce the
violence."
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Kenne·dy,:T~urmond Clas'1 Over-~oU:g1asl~~~~~
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hlfl l1>oul' the loter--n talklo(. wu lnvolvod In while an a1alnlt Comnwntam. Tllar-' __,, -Ho,.• .i..o, ceater for Ecooomfc I 'I'd n.mo.. I wtU bo &led to. u 0 dergraduote.) Thwmcmd mood added lhot Ille cenler Umes has Justice Dou~ hf\d
•-•-• ........ ~ w b I b ~ of u •. "'--roa· au~ cooliooed hla s~h unlll bad CIA u W<ll u Parvin to dilqulilly hlm!eij uae ,,_..... -""-, c ""-.i •¥& •· ,..... r· ........ ~ bacldnc~ or controyersits on matters In
Doualal "u a 00.... mOmber. porters, are you!· Kennedy lnterruP4ed aaaln -said 111,t Doualll which he WU Involved! Woold
When he aot to .the name of x....., -No. I am able to Thurmond, In another of hla u lpruldent ol tlie Parvin • ~ •tor Iron(, s oa \~
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WASHINGTON -Sen .
Edword M. Kennedy/\ (!).
Mus>. lltDOd 11a1en1n1 from
the !root of the Senate. Sin.
Strom 'lburmond, (ft.S.C.,)
was dellverinf ·a prepared
apeech criUcltlng Supreme
Court Justice William o.
Douglas.
Lalli> polltldail Jboo Fl.._, pro1101111Ce hla name comclly speeche& demandln( Douglu' Foilndatlca wu\I board m<m-· CarOltna, who iwl• boe' ill
'he -'WUlble to pro-...i,n.Uon, accuaoc! tbe Jurial lier ol the cenler. Dou&lal has easy wllh 'Ill< nop\,l&Uon of 1
nouncO'the ·iwl'e, Tllumond -Are you tryln1 of uanclatlon 111'""81> the reslp>ed hla Parvin post. dtstlJ!lulahed justice of Ille
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1be twn senaLors, one 36,
the other 68, were almott ·
alone. The gallery w a s
deserted. The aesilon was
almost over for the day. Then
It lioppeoed.
Thutmond·'had been speak·
Melbourne
Probed by
Navy Board
SINGAPORE (AP) -The
joint U.S.·Auatrallar. naval
board invesUgating the col·
Jision or the AUs:Lrallan
aircraft carrier Melbourne
and the U.S. destroyer Frank
E. Evans, inspected the
Melbourne today in t h e
drydock where she is being
reparied.
Rear Adm. Jerome H. King
Jr. of the U.S. Navy led lhe
siJ,member team on a four·
haur tour of the Austra1ian
flagship in a drydock at the
Sembawang shipyard.
The board members refused
Kennedj prooowiced J t fOr to ~t my pronounclallon Parvin Found.Ilion wilh an in· Finally, near the end of lhe Supreme Court, respond to
him. ' (n .English, or are you holdln1· stltuUon. ln La Un America debate, this exchange took that quesUon!
Then, midst abou.Ung and younelf up p an· EngUBh which be called "a weU spring place: . Tburmoad -1be Polrit ls
desk·poundiD1, the lolloiring teacher! Att you an expert of Marxlat lhroucht and ac-~ .-How many Y<Jrs . he lhould not put himself ui
colloquy took place: because you went to Harvard! UviUes." Wu JuaUce Douglu been on the poslUon wMre he would
Ktuefy .. -Mr. President, What wu your record at Kennedy defended the in· the Supre:~e Court! have to disqualify himself·
will the Senator yield! I have tt:arvard? stitution, the Inter-American Tltlrmo11d -Many years and, furthermore he should ~e f~ity with the in-(It was an obvious ttference Center for Eoonomlc and looser than he should have not put himself m' the posiUon
d1viduals aboot whom be is to a cribbing ~iit Kennedy Social Studies. u a fighter been. (laughter) where what he is dolng d()e3
• not look right.
QUIENIE By Phll lnterlandi Body of 6th Slaying
Victim Discovered
ANN ARBOR, Mioh. (AP) -
A pr<tty, unidenttfled yoong
woman, shot, stabbed a n d
sexually abused, is the latest
~ctim in a cha!n of six slay-
lngs near this college town in
22 months.
Her mutilated body was di s·
covered Monday on an aban-
doned farm. Sherijf Doug!" J.
Harvey said it seemed prob-
able she and the otbera h a d
been killed by the same per.
son. He added that no likely
suspect had been aighted.
' Since Aug. 7, 1967, the bodies
of llve other girls have been
found within a seven-mile ra-
dius of Ann Arbor' home or
the Unlv,nllY o( MichJgan.
Two or the victims were et>-
eds et Eastern Michigan Uni·
ve rsity In nearby Ypsilanti and
one was a student at the Uni-
versity of, Michigan.
The one death that didn't fit
the pattern was that of J a n e
Louise Mixer, 23.. a student at
the Michigan law school from
Muskegon, Mich.
Kenaedy -Juotice llou&I~
hu been on the &l.preme
Court for 30 years and the
Senator from South CaroUn.a
bu been one of tt\e strongest
and most vocal opponent!. But
the Senator cannot quote one
example here on t h e floor,
where he cu •be Challenged,
during all the 30 years Justice
Douglas has been on the
Supreme Court, where he has
had to dbquallfy himself from
a case that came up because
of prior kinda of activities.
What the Senator Is saying is
''sometime m lhe future .•• "
Kennedy has been In the
senate six years, Thurmond 14
years; Douglas has been on
the Supreme Court 30 years.
Thunnond, 68, ts married to a
woman 22. Douglas. 70, 1s
married to a woman i5.
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t+.o 'iHchors in • superior school disltict -
Nawport-Mesa Unified.
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QUALITY EDUCATION
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COSTS$
to speak io pewsmen. -~~ IJ. A ,
From the bottom of the huge L.......-::.:~;;,,;~;;..---;..· -------.---6~--Io_.,
coocrele drydock, newsmen "Your 'NO'a' an fal1il>I CG do&( eanl"
could aee that the sharp bow
of the.. shjp had been bent to --------------------
o.ne aide. Tltere were great
iears In the steel above her
waterline.
'SllipYard wor.ters w e r e
&board · makillg preliminary
tej)litrs, and· navy crewmen
were . painting and chipping
and carrying out their usual
, chores. A yard spokesman
tetimated the Melbourne
Would be in Singapore for
three weeks before returning
1e Australia for more el·
Wnsive repairs.
~· 'The board members, who
'.' Uew to Singapore from Subic '
Bay, in the Philippines, were
expected to return to Subic
Bay later today to resume
lheir hearings: and inspect the
st.em baU of the Evans.
The forward half of the
tkstroyer sank with the Joss of
;74 American sailors.
Protesters
Punished
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)
- A fa culty-student com·
1bittee, backed by a one-sided
faculty vote, has expelled,
mspended or placed on pro-
bation 36 students actused o(
helping seize Harvard's ad·
ministration building April 9.
Another 99 received warn·
~s Monday that involvement .in any further breaches of
university discipline WOl!-hf·
1eed to their ~n1 pla~d on
probation or ousted from the
$.!dent body.
Three students, previously
01) ',probation •.. were dlsmissed
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NEW TITLE
lJIT LATE
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Tbe Labor Department tries
to ketp its employes up to
date on wbal ls happening.
Monday was no e1ception.
. In a memorandum, Arnold
R. Weber, assistant secretary
(or manpower, .announced the
change in title for bis a.ssis·
tant, J . Nicholas Peet. He said
Peet would also have the title
of· depuly assistant secretary
· f,r labor. Peel resigned from
the department last week.
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A Royal Guest
Tricia to Visit Charles
WAS!tlNGTON (UPI) -
The little princess is going to
see th::: prince.
Tiny, blonde Tricia Nixon,
one of the world's most eligi-
ble girls, will attend the in·
vestiture of tall, strapping
Prince Charles, heir apparent
to the British throne and one
of the world's most eligible
young men.
Tricia. 23, just back from a
trip to the Pacific with her
parents, will visit Britain June
28 to July S.
She will be a guest of U.S.
Ambassador and Mrs. Walter
Annenberg, '.assigned to the
Court of St. James. She will be
the Annenbe.rgs' guest at the
tradiUonal Fourth of July
garden party ·at the American
Embassy.
Tricia a1so will attend the
Wimbledon tennJs matches,
eat the traditional strawber·
ries and cream with the other
spectators:, and will b e
hOnor!d at a dinner dance Ju.
Jy 3, a private luncheon in th e
country and an evening at the
theater.
But the mosl excitina: thing
she will do surely will be to at·
tend the investiture of Prince
Charles in the historic gt.ly
ruins of Caernarvon Castle Ju·
ly I.
There Charles will receive a
ring, a sword and a acepter in-.
vesUng him as the 21st Prince
of Wales. Charles will be 20 in
November.
Tricia, like Charles, the
child of a head of stale,
nevertheless win atlend the in-
vestiture as a private ciUzen.
Annenberg will be President
Nixon's officW representattv~.
Tricia's Secret Service code
name is ••111e Little Prtn-
Ce.53."
Steiger and Claire
Call Marriage Quits
NEW YORK (UPI) -The
10-year marriage of Oscar·
winning actor Rod Steiger aod
his actress wiff, eta.Ire Bloom,
today appeared headed fer an
erid in the courts.
A memorandum of sep"ara·
tion was filed Monday in S&ate
Supreme Court for the couple,
neither of whom was in town.
Miss Bloom's press agent,
Alan Ebert, said she left Sun-
day for Meslco to get a
divorce.
Although lt had b e e n
rumored for · IOme time &bat
the Steiger-Bloom marriage
was breaking Ufl, Ebert II.id
his client's departure for Met·
!co took him by surprise. He
said they had been living
together in their Put Avenue
apartment on appam'lt pod
terms and be thought perha~
they had patched up their dif·
lerences.
Th e memo-plus-Mexican·
divorce · proctdure has ·bee:n a
favorite device.for 90me Ume.
A Mellcan · decree obtained
under these circumstances has
usually been acceptable to the
New York courts. unless it Is
contested by the 0 t h e r
partner.
Steiger, who starred in such
films as: "'Ibe Pawnbroker,"
"No Way to Treat a Lady"
and "In the Heat of the
Night," for which he received
the bat actor ~r In 1111, Is
in Russia filmiac "Waterloo."
Mill BLoom's screen ap-
pearances included leading
roles Jn "Ltme Ught," op-
pOl!llte Charlie Chaplin : .. 'The
Spy Who Came In From Ille
Cold," opposite R·lchard
Burton, and .. Charly" lrith
Cliff Robertson.
"Jllll o.11/nr to rtmlnd JOU •• , •
with S~uthtrn Fed•ral you now tarn from
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Token Move, or Bi·g One
As President Nlon ended bis lattst Orans• County
visit IO<lay and headed back for W11hlnf(on. the sltnl·
ficaoce of his troop-withdrawal •tatement •till ha• not
been spelled out.
It could have deep significance in the Paria peace
talks -and it may be the tip of an Iceberg, a lip in·
dicaUnf that we are secretly a lot clo.ser to meanineful
ne(OtlaUon with Hanoi than has been suspected.
But the withdrawal of 25,000 AmerlG"n troops now
in Vietnam cao be viewed as in.significant so far as the
over~aJl military operations are concerned.
In !be first place, lhe President did not specify
\vhat 25,000 troops \vould be withdrawn -whether they
wouJd be fronl·line combat troops, or men in supporting
elements farther back. Considering that on1y about 80
percent of the SSS,000 American soldiers, Marines and
Air Force men in Vietnam are combat participants.
the 25,000 figure could be very important -or very
unimportant.
Moreover. in viewing America's participaUon in the
Vietnam conflict. it is essential to keep in mind this
picture of exactly ho\v many troops "''e have fichttnc
that are 8,000 miles a":ay:
May ,.... 19e0 .. . . . .. . .. • . . .. .. .. . 635
Mar -1961 . . . .. ..... .. .. . ... .. . • J,llM
February -1962 .......... , .. . . . 7,000
. December -1063 ••....•....•... 17,000
December -1964 .. .. .. • .. .. .. • . • 22,000
.June -1965 . . . . . .. .. • . .. .. .. • .. . . 51,000
January -1966 .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. 197,000
February -1967 .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. 410,000
January -1968 .. .. . • .. .. . • .. .. . 465,000
January -1969 . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . 536,000
IUAlly. The fact !bat the President of the United States
new on..Wrd of the way around the world to confer
with South Vienamese President Ngyun Van 'Jbieu
seems a far more significant indicator of the get.out·
of· VJetnam movement than does tl1e removal of 25,roo
troop•.
Our Neighbor, Mr. Nixon
It's pretty heady business for us Orange County
folk -!be bustle, busUe and glamor that goes with !be
President being our neighbor.
By U1e time Presiaent Nixon·~ staff had gotten
thina:s organized the swruner White House actually
stretched almost ' the length of Orange County's coast·
line.
His place of retreat and family quarters were in
San Clemente.
Just up the coasUine. in Laguna Beach, the Pres·
ldential press corps -the ·men and women who. con·
sider and report on his every move -had estabhshed
their own operational beachhead.
· And farther up the coast, the Newporter IM be·
came the working headquarters for the Prestdi!nt. Here
the hotel staft had to take care of regular customers
and carry on with a business-as-usual air while Pres·
ldential helicopters were whirling about and while some
of America's most important figures were coming and
goinK .
We'll see more of it-much more of it-this August
when the Nixon family sr.ends an entire month here.
Perhaps by then we won t be so struck with the self·
importance of having our county's dateline a:o out to
the world over items of global significance.
·•> Psrc!>olo&lcally and diplomatically, the troop-
witbdrawal ts probably more important ll!an it i• ac·
But, gee, it's bard to be blase when the President
is your neighbor •• •irs HAfPfNf~, Boss. THE A~'S ~o FM IHAT THE fURNAC~S QUIT.'.
Feelings as Firm
As, er, ah, a Rock
"I cart't ttll you how 1l1d 1 am kl see
you back !run your ..,odwlll lour of
LaUn Amtrlc>, Roclly, alive."
"Thanks a thou, Dick. As I said to the
prtss, 1 think the trip was a tremendoull
&1ccess. It certainly produced impressive
results.''
"Yes. ten dtad ind several hundred in-
jured. Tell mt, Rocky, did you follow my
jnstructions and open a dl1lop wtlh our
good friends IOQth of the bcrtler?"
"EVE1\YWRERE I went, Dick. I'd aay,
'HJ, there. good friend,, :M>Uth of the
border.' And they'd u,y, 'Yanqui, 10
home'"
"Well, It's a atart. Rocky. Tell me. how
did you llke Bolivia!'' · •
"Marvelous airport, Diet. 1 would have
gone into ' town, but they seem~ to be
having some aort of local festival. You
Jcnow, fireworks, srrwke and sirens.
Festivals everywhere down there this
time of year. But 1 did see 5ome
marvelous airports.''
"And the people, Rocky. You did sec
tht people?"
"Oh, thousands and thousands. Dick:
And let me u.y they were all very wtll
uniformtd and armed."
"lt'a too bid you htd to call Off your
tour of VeneZ1.1el1, Rocky."
"Well, Dick, it's a nice pl1ce to Uvt,
but 1 wouldn't 11aut to vlalt there. NOf. II
your emtsuey."
•·11 that a crack, R~ky ? Look. I want
to make one thing perfectly clear: I ap-
pointed you rqy podwill ambuudor to
Latin America u a reward for your SUI>'
port, htkewann tbouah it wu, ift my
~amp&ip lut fall to carry New York
State •.• ''
"I appreciate that. ft!Ja. ''
" • • , Which HUbert. swept in •
landslJde."
"Win a few, Joe:e lfew, l 1h•1ys H)'."
''AND l WANTED to show the whole
world that I bore you no grudae for call·
in& me a born Joter 111d a has-been 1t the
ronvention in Miami last year."
"Well, you cert.I.inly proved that, Dick.
senditll me down to South America alone
in times like these."
''But to ~ perfectly frank, Rocky, I
~•n"t wxleratand why 1n intelli1ent man
Ilk• you would accept a mission Uke th1t,
knowlnc you'd do nothin& but provoke
riots aDd Jnsulta."
"Ob, I pt tbe ldt1 frGm a real slick
politician, Dick. You."
';Mt ?"
"Riehl. ftna. Don't you ramtmber your
last IOOd•lll viii! doWll tlltn! They spa1
ii.' 'Bible Belt Funcfa11ae1atulisut'
'/ · Rerun on
41 !ft; At lh• Reagan Ranch, ,., and pollti"
are wedded, infamously -If you will
allow a larse word.
Darwin Debates
ljar~;;!t;.
•sh4U we .sau that the facts found in
thf.i countru ore remarkal>lu similar
to tM.se iH othtT cou'lJrit.s we've
1.1isited?'
ou you and threw rocks ind Ike hid to
alert the t~Jtet and call out the Marines.
\"ou v.·ere a ·naUona! hero. It was the
making of you, Dick."
''Ahah, so you still have your eye on
my job, weU, I have to hand it lo yoU.
Rocky. But all's fair In war and politics.
No hard feelings and may the better man
win."
"You never were one to carry hard
feelings a1ainst an opponent, Dick, if you
could dump them on him. But I suppose
now that you kl'IOW what I'm up to you'll
canctl my final scheduled trip to Braz.ii,
Parquay and UNC\JIY·"
"Not at an, Rocky, that wouldn't be
fair. Jn fact, I'm even IOinl to add stlll
another Latin American coontry to ywr
itJnenry. And wb.lle you're there ctve my
retards kl Castro."
Cklvernor Reagan, and his Intellectual
chief of police, Superintendent of Schools
Mai Raffuty, concocl.f!d a 1J10ral code
for California school children so in·
credible that it ha s to be rf!ad to be
believed.
Reagan and RaHerty"s hand.picked
State Board of Education unanimously
approved an ll·Pll:e report which rf!com·
mendf!d, among other stunni ng prop-
oslti,..,s. that the Bible's account of the
crtaUon of the world be given equa l
emphasi s In the schools with Darv.•ln"s
theory ot evoluUon.
THE REPORT was an outgrowth of the
controversy about sex education. in the
11chools, which is viewed by the Rafferty.
Rf!agan oamp as part of a "Red tide of
Communist Indoctrination."
The educ1tlon board claims it has no
legislative mandate for teaching sex, but
is told by the legislature lo provide
'"moral guideline s" for California school
children.
The guldellnes, as approved by the
education board, are a troglodyte
mishmash of Bible Belt Fundamentalist
afrlnnatlons.
mented : "lsn 't It difficult to re alize that
a trial of this kind is possible in the 20th
Century in the U.S.A.? I think this case
will be remembered because it is the first
case of this sort since we slopped trying
people for witchcraft. because here \ve
have done our best to Lum back the tide
lhal has sought to force itself upon th_is
modern world. of lesting f!ve ry fact 1n
science by a religious dictum."
THE WAY EVOLLmON got Into lhf!
eel was a splendid example or how the
St.ate bo ard operates. It was added aHer
Dr. John R. Ford, Reagan 's black ap-
po intec to the board. complained that
Darwinism ''has done much to take away
lrom the po\vcr of God ."
The Rev. to.1r. r ord. added. "It has been
a greal step in taking awa y from the
sense of morality of our children by
saying that God cannot do the things the
Bible says he can do."
lf the H.ev. Mr. Ford sounds like De
La1\'d in "Green Pastures,'' the board
sounds not too far from a judge in
drepest ~1issi~sippi. which is one of the
tv.·o states "·hich still has an anti-<:volu-
lion la\\'.
Personally, I think bolh lhe Rev. Mr.
Ford and the board went a bit far, and
that the ir excesses will be rejected by
men of common sense. What right. you
may ask yoursclr, has the State to t.each
my children in a science class lo actetit
the story of Genesis?
Burned Up on Sideburns
70 the ~tor:
Th.•ee cheers for Garden Grove Uni fif!d
School District for reaching thf! height of
absurdi ty! The Daily Pilot's June 6 edi·
tion oictured Michael "f.1uU.onc hops"
Picker, a you th dressed neatly in clean.
\\Tiite shirt. Ue and pullover, sporting a
mode rate haircut and sideburns -a boy
who for three days the district of rici<1-ls
affirmed to be a good student with
high grades.
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Troe rl9ht 10 concl"I~ i.tte"' to 111 -ct ot elimi.
nu• Utld oi r1tWrved. .A.II 1ene" m u11 lntluff
1l9N!ur1 •nd m•illr.1 llOd•t!f, but nt mn ,....,. bt
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Hysteria Over '70 Census
Instead of grappling with the ad·
mltttd1y dllficult problems of teaching
sex to school chlldren, the report in-
troduces the red herring of humanism.
Humanism is defined by Rafferty's
thinkers as a "20th Century synonym for
atheism ." Nei.rly half the report is
devoted to 1 biUer attack on Hu manism.
which Webster dennes as "A con·
temporary cult or belier calling itself
rell1lou1 but subatltulin& faith in man for
a filth In 'God."
Did they honor him for his diligent
work and good conduct? No sir. that
might encourage others to emulate hin1
rather than the aimless hippie or radical
student protes tor.
Instead they 've succeeded In getting
the Superior Court to uphold thei r right to
bar him from class because his sideburns
"·ould distract his fellow students ~
that r<111 on vour edi torial page Friday on
sex cducatlcin, written by Louise O'Brien,
I v.·oultl like to make the following a>m·
ments :
Fi rst -as a college student. I bf!lieve
from discussion with other students that
pa rents are ''copping-out" on their
responsibility for sex educa tion or the ir
children. In \Vest€:rn Europe the kids are
educated properly in lhe home as lhcy
arc raised and there is no need for sex
education in the schools, but in the United
Stales sex is treated as a taboo (your !Ct·
ler indicated this) and so ii needs lo be
taught in the schoo ls.
The by1lerk:al fttedom fi1httr1 ire
again looae in the land. Their tarcet isn't
the Communists this Ume, or the
flouridation of water, or the World Court,
or the United Nations. It ls the baleful
cenalll snooptl" who will pry into our
secrell and deliver us unto the Inquisition
where we will be made to writhe in tor·
ment and tgnomley, lectlng a11 privacy
and naked to the crueltlts of nti.Chbors,
enem'° and the rec1eral opporuaors.
1i1ore n .. are ~ng tokt per minute
about the decennial cenlUI of lt7Q thin
can eveu be covered by the 130 5tparate
billa introductd by privacy prone con·
g:re13men to render the ~s virtually
useleu u a mtaaure of our naUonal life.
Dear Gtorce:
I.,., Solnc wllh l!lll 11rl aleady.
Theo I called h<r up a COllPie al
Umes NMI ahe 11u out. Then I 11w
her with another man and she 11id
tt was her uncle. It wam't her
W>Cle. Since then rve seen her
Sf:\•eral times with this gu y '''ho
Jsn't her uncle and she's never
home to answer the phone. You
know what 1 think'! I think she's loinc out with anolher mon.
SUSPICIOUS
Dear Sllspiclou" You tnow what: I th1nk you've
put your Onger right on what 's bap-
ptn.inc ! Yep, wtth a keen and
antdytical mind, I believe you 've
aolvtd your own p(obif!m! You
should be an advlcf! columnJst !
In fact. abolll 11% moro lelt<rs of
lbal callbtt ml.JOU eaA bl lbls Id-
Yb ,,,,.!Ml• -this wbole racket
lm1 nur u moc1i !111 u P!llcklnc
lbe cltldlloao ....
CONl"IDENTIAL TI> TH 0 M ~: 'l1le h ii 11tlenl -quit wor. tYll1C aboul It.
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Lie No. 1 is that eYel)'1>ne will have lo
I.ell with whom ht ah1ru hll ahowtr. This
lie is based on a queatlon carried over
from the lllO Ctl"llUB .. kine respondent
lo answer whether or not he has 1
bathtub or lbowtr; and if It i1 shared
with another hounhold. The word
"shared" hu now been chana:ed to
"used" to avoid indelicate implications.
The reason for 11klna: thf! qutsU:m is
vaUd. It 11 ont meuure or standard or
aubstandanl bouainc and e I a t n t l I I
knowledJt for ludlina houoln1 nff<l1.
OUT OF THIS rkUculou1 dlatorUon has
risen the whole camP11Cn to reduct the
census to a mere bud counl This kind or
known-notblntbm h11 to be taken
serloualy Ulla year because the minority
mood ta to nout the aovernment.
Anyway, our 1y1tem is not without its ob-
noxious al'td harmful privacy invasions,
including the misuse or pollce records the
computtrlzed credit lndu1try, humillatlng
personal investigations, tipsters who
discredit insurance policy holdetr,. and
the mania for numberinc and cluslfying
everybody Ute lnmatet of a prison.
The bl.ale Ue about the ctlllUI II that it
provides the (OVtmmtnt with a do1Sicr
on each cltiaen which may be used
a1a.ln1t him. No such dO&lers ellst or
have ever e1lsted In 1110 years of ctnSus
taking. The original rtcord11 ar e
destroyed. A microfilm record Is kept for
statistical purposes only and, under law ,
It ii not av1Uabte lO the Internal Revenue
Service, Ibo Dlplrimlnl ol Justlct, or
tn1 oUttr eovtrnmet or non1ov1mm1n1
•ttnc1 or pett:Oft or ff'OUP·
NOT A SINGLE CASE of violation of
censug secrecy hu been documented In
180 years. Jn an th1t time two ptrm>ns
have t>t•n pro!ittuted for falling lo rf!$-
pond to the census and lhtir convictions
have not yet been suatained In the courts.
The nffd cleuly f!Xlat.I for a mandatory
cenSU1: a voluntary eenJUS would be a
complete waste of time and money.
It isn"t lhe individual who counts in t11f!
census. Tbe census takers couldn't care
leas about him. It Is the total sum of in-
formation on income, housin& condltion.s,
race, sex. manufacturlnc, COMtructlon,
fannini, transportatfcia, rellaious bodies,
mining, ace groups, population by sub-
dlvlslons which is euenUal for operallon
and plannlnc, public and private, In such
a hilhly complei: society u ours. Income
disclosure, held entirely confldentlal, is
C1pecl1lly Important · ind there is no
chance of runnlnc afoul of the IRS
beca.qse ol such dlacloeurc.
Lack of this information could parJlyze
many covemment operations. If the
ma11 marketing sy1tem on which the
American economy is based lacked
census Information ll would have to find
a new IOU1Ce or flair out blindly in the
d.ark. The social sciences would be
«fUtlly at a loss. The problem is not thal
the census asks too much, It probably
11sks too little. lofany proposed questions
which would have sbed are1t light on the
American condition were rejected as
publicly in.acceptable.
NOR IS THIS A CASE of di&eloslnc In·
formation to some snoopy nel&hbor who
might be 1ppotnted census enwnerator.
The whole Job can be done by mill and
most people wtll be able lo answer lhe
questions in a htlf an hour, The govtm·
mtnt i.s nol suddenly sicking the Gestapo
on you. Back In 1890, and in fact up until
1930. the U.S. census was obnoxiously in·
delicate and pryina. The proetdure has·
betn reformed, the numbu ol questions
rtductd and m1dt more perUotnt to con-
structive purpoHll.
Rttp0nslble public officials are worrltd
by lhe poaalbUlty al a hoet!le r<lpOnlle to
the 1970 ctn1u1 In the prettnt tt·
moaphett. People who do DOt want vital
statistical knowltdgc set baclt for a
gener1Uon could help by nailing the
ct.nsua:.lles when they hea r them.
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THE REPORT is A catch-all for U1e
cl!ches of the: John Birch society. It is
dotted with denunciations of the U.S.
Supreme Court, the United Nations, men-
tal health proerams, the Cal Board of
Regents, psychiatry and Othavioral
science.
All these thing s are drqged into what
was to be 1 discussion of sex educaUon in
schools. Inatead, we aet a red herring
with a bll: stlnt, called morality.
This report, like m(llt of the large
edueatlonal moves made by Rzfferty and
hll boss, Reagin. is certain to do great
hann to the educatlon•l process. It will
be divisive. fl will rev ive ancient
rell&IO\lS batrtds. The Reagan-Rafferty
forcta hope it will dttract altentlon from
the weaknesses of lhe administration.
THE ASTOUNDING ltr about evolu·
Uon will brtnc back unfra1rant memories
of the Scopes trial of 1925. and the
notorious Tenntssee "m<.inkcy law." John
T. Seopta, a te1cher, wu brought to law
becaute he t1ught the Darwin theory.
acatnst the provisiona or a Statf! law
which prohibited it. 1
'l'he State was represented by the fun·
damentallst \Vllliam Jennln&s Bry1n, and
Scopes by Clarence Darrow.
Al the Scopes trial Darrow com·
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
1'ht Arabi are In the same boat
as a 11mbler who )OMs all his
money while 1ambllng In Nevada
and then suca to recover his gam·
blln( 1 .... ,.
H. B. McD. Jr.
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\Yho·s putting who on? With such ad-
mi nistrators and judges to uphold them,
who needs SOS lo incite student
demonstrations? I've never been a sym·
pathizer wilh student revolt, but after to-
day. I'm wondering.
JOAN N DEVERE
1t'e're Cro1cllh19 IJp
To the Editor :
I am deeply concerned over the popula-
tion crisis. Increased population pressure
i~ resulting ii:i the Vif!tnam War , urban
congestion. pollu tion , and riots.
I feel · that th e Daily Pilot owes its
readers more depth In Its reports on
these problems, tracing them back to
their prime source -popula t i o n
pressure.
It is also nectssary lo exercise caution
In the printing of poorly researched
stories about endlesi; food resource~ in
the sea , farming or the desert&. and
doubling, or tripling_ of the yield front
arable ,Jand around the w o r I d .
Demogr aphers 11nd ecologists agree lhe t
the likelihood of greatly Increased food
production within the nex t fitly »ears is
i>light.
Pleast let us h,_ve l!Omt well rcscar~·
cd article.: on populat.ion -our biggest
problem.
RICHARD VENSON
\Ve'U kee p our 111cs Opt''}. Mr_ Ytn·
sen. Anwng tha 1trc~ dcio that came.
across tht dtsk rtcc11U11 W<l$ an A.I'
report that each .st c1111d in J969 .t9
bQbie1 ort born and 1.7 per1on1 die
-n net world population gain of 2 2
per1oni PER SECOND. A.1lt1. gains
207,000 persons a dau. Africa and
Lotin Americ4 13,000 a da11. and tile
re•' of· tM wo rld 51,000 a da y.
, -Editor
rarental Cop-out
To the Editor:
In rt.sponsc and rcbutt.cl to a Jcucr
\ I
Second -An article 1n Look f\tagazine
recently discussed a class taught at the
Universily of f\1innesola -that not only
opened the subject of sex -but gave a
sophisticated view and was very
bf!neficial to the students.
Third -t.ooise O'Br ien noted tbat
"let's pul sex back into lht home and
marriage where it belongs." In order lO
do this. it will be n~es.sary lo leach your
children (or rather adolescents) about
sex so that he or sh~ docs not have to ex·
pefiment to find out'.
As a solution -sex education courses
in the public schools arc badly needed.
Naturally, it 6a.s to be handled properly
-but it should not be neglected -for, as
the O'Brien letter states. "sex has been
;iround a long time, and you'd bettcir
belie"e it's here to stay."
\ RANDY SEELYE
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Tuesday, June 10, 11189
Th r cdiloriai pag1 of the Dollt1
Pilo' seeks to it1fonn arsd ''"""" tdolc rtadns by prr1niting tllit
new1paptr's opiniona a~d com-
,iitniory on 'opicf of i1'ttrc1t
and signt/icance, Ou providing a
forum f01' the eiprcntan o/
our recidtri' OJ)inion.t, and b11
presenting the divcr1e vUto-
Point.s of tnfonn1d obttfWfl
and spoke.rmert on topica of the
day.
Robert N. IVe•d. Publisher
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N oguchiJ Decides
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No't to Te stify Chan.ces Dip
program -an ioco1ne tax majority of M Is needed ror .• (.).; LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tn a Isaac's slatcmenl sa1d.
Cow That Snores
SACRAMENTO (AP) \-
Chances for agreement O!'\ tdtc
refonn worse~ today ~·ht•n
a top Assmibly Democra~c
leader raised tnll;jor objectivns
to a $1 blllicn compromise tax
revislOn plan.
h.ike, "' sale<5 tax boosl and ,1 passai?P. <if a comprchenslv~ surprise move, ousted County The' decision to ·cancel
loc1 I levy on utility services tax bill. Coroner Or. Thomas T ·. Noguchi 's planned testimony
i;uch as uas and the telephone'. " It \vou\U raise the incoinc Noguchi did nol testify in his came as a shock both to
.Democralic arrreemen t ,-, •n·' sales taxes an·' ntll"' " "' u u ·' own defense at his civil Martin Weeks, the ai;slstant
needed for passage of lhc levies by about •t blllion, t·i
Is a Rare Animal George Zenovich of Fresno.
chairman of the Assembly
Democratic cauclls said "I
don't know .whether 1 can u·.~
with" three key sections of the
massive rroposal by a lask provide fL•nds for $1 billion in service relnstatement hearing. county counsel, and to a large
force headed by Assemblym"n property tRx. cuts. Noguchi 's· attorney, Godfrey 1 group of spect.ators who came
\Villia1n T. Bagley (R-$an The J Id l · I I -h' M d to h~ar Noguchi speak. ltafael 1 pan wou a so 1mpo •· saac . c os1ng 1s case on ay 1•i think we have been led withlvild1rg of personal in-brought a three page state-, The liouse is ~ 0 -~ 11 coine laxes _ a feature lh.'l! astray ,~ \Yeeks said when told
the entire herd, he found one Rcpublicau and a two-thin.ls makes it 1 he No. 1 rival of ~lt.Jf>I DE. fM '$EETHlt..iG WITl4 rncnt saying in part that that Noguchi would not testify. By L. M. BOYD
OUR LOVE AND WAR man
is studying the advice of that
sage of yesteryear Arnold
Bennett: "Make love to every
. woman you meet. If you get 5
cow that snored . That cinched Republican Gov. Reagan 's tax CONfl.1Cf'5-AADA!.1ifL.f6AS.~ Noguchi "abhors the cheap Before the session ended,
it. Cows do sleep. Only from '1:f * "tr U. i-'( ::r re!!ef o:ic~age. ~uccess whicll would come Isaac called Lt. Col. ~/i11iam
one to {Ive minut es at a l>'mc, R · 1 1. 1 rom castigating a handful of Berner, an Army 11 i g ht
T W • hh ld • eagan s proposa, 11· uc I his subordinates." ho true. But they do sleep. Mr. ax it 0 n ! s 0 boosts some taxes to I surge<ln w aided In the in-
· percen t on your outlay, it 's a
. good tnveslment." , • . IF
Wagnon may be the only man zng tinnnrc properly lax ('l!tS, D1's1·t1ptio11 -lowever, 0 . Richa rd Capen , \'Cstigation of a helicopter
in -1•· Uni·i~ States who ever 11 1 .a, ci1·il service com m i s s Ion crash in May 1968 while he '"' .,... ra s or a voluntary system of ·d heard a cow snore. 'thh !di 1 Jlrcs1 enl, ruled the statement was working with the National
· YOU HA VE a literary scholar
in the family, ask. said
wi 0 ng or most workers. 0£ Schools inad1nissablc unless presented Transpor tation Safety Boa rd.
CUSTOMER SER\!.ICE : Q.: c • s IL is before the Assembly l{C\'· as part of Isaac's closing su111-Berner testified tha t
· specialist to state the middle
• 11ame of the late Ernest Hem-
ingway. No ca n do? It was
~Ii Iler.
Do you have any other ompromise een ~nu~!indbTaBxati)on Conl!lliltec, L p d 111:ilio11. Noguchi 's h<1ndling of fhe vic-ffminine readers like me . iea y ag ey. a•v >lSSC Isaac said the decision not tims was "well organized -nam~ Tho ,-,, .. A Nol so lar Zcnovich ,.,-d I>" wo11l1I "•-' • cu n . . .. ._ -, to have Noguchi lestify can1e much better than we find ln
as I know. Pretty name. rl'luctant lo support a onc·hali Sl\CRMIBN'I'O (UPI \ -A after a "soul 's earch i n g many other pl aces."
WORDS -Do you regard
yourself as a word worker'!
That's somebody who tinkers
with trick syllables. Know
several of thm;e craftsmen.
One is Rear Admiral W. V.
Combs. He's our s eni o r
t..anguage man in the Pacific.
\Yord f workers who are ruth .
he says, should find the follow-
ing ve rse somewhat gusting.
It's called 'In Fidelity" by
Eleanor Graham Vance. And
goes: "How couth the youth in
husband form , .. Who never
lies to roam , , , From where
his licit love abides , . .
Shevel~ and kempt a t
home!"
Where did your mother find SACRA~tENTO (UPI )-Gov. passabll', J certainly will sup-i·rnt sales tax hike advocat r:t hill stiffening the penalty for \\'Pe kend ." Jiiiiiiiiii"!i!iiii!i!iii~~i!!iii
that one? . . . Q, "~tl' Ronald Reagan and the ·leg· port it.·• l•y the P..::ir,ll'y con1iniUi•t• persons repeatedly conviclcd The attorney said he fell
ft.10THER, Mrs. Lottie Brown islature showed preliminary But he quick ly added, .. 1 un!c!'s tl:c $108 1uill1on 111 of disrupting or obstn1c\Jng tllat Noguchi's testimony could BUSINESS PROBLEMS!
of \Yashington, D,C .. is a signs today of a possible com-don't tllink Lhal 's "Oin" to rC'ienllC is specificallv ~··t l·lasses at an clcn1enlary or have only 11 divisive effect on Dt'•-i'ti·-51
'c' ounselon
l d~h t 56 · · · t " " ;1sidC' for additioi1t1l .i1·11 l" 1 · I h I d ~ 7 -· ~ grea -gran ,...,. er a age . promise over income ax come to pass. J don 't think " ug 1 sc oo was approv e 1.4.· the coroner's office staff. "Dr.
I 'I sh ~ .. t th t 'thhold' g 10t·a l school districts. b th S t '1 d d 6 7 5 2 3 0 0 sn e a._. e youngcs w1 1n . you can devise a partial wiLh· Y e cna e " on ay an Noguchi Wiults the office to •
great-iirandmother in th e Republican Assemblyman holding tllat's politically ac-"I don 't know whether I cun seut to the Assen1bly. beco1ne a 111odel for coroner's H•wn• 1• '* J l'M.
t '" A Ha 1·1 w·11· B J he J · I bl " live With nn inco1nc ta • _;,,_ Th b S J ' fiv•. by .1..,..1n1nw11 coun ry. , ve no 1 e on 1 1am ag ey, t eg1s a-ccpta e. " c measure Y en. am s ~o~l~fi~ces::·~al~l ~o~'~'~'~l~h~e:_>w~o~r~ld~.·~· ~llllllllll!iititiii~!!!iii!!!lllll~ you ng great-grandmothers, ture's chief withholding advo· 1'he San Rafael Assembl¥· crease at lhis point." Zt•nuv ich r~. \Vhctinorc, (ll-Ln Habral.,-
but intend to start one im-cate, said he may be willing rnan said every Democ rati..: s;i id. Ill' predictl'd. ho1vcvcr, prnvid('s a 111unda\ory 90-d:iyl
mediately. Al the moment, to support Reagan's volun· leader he talks to "laughs at" eventual a:;reemcnt on H p!an, Jail sentence on a second con-
know of no great-grandmotiler tary-only plan. Reagan 's proposal. ··rnavbe by the end of the 1 iction end a one•year prison
younger than Mrs. Brown. "t have no hangup," he Ne verth eless. it'!i the first month." l<'rm for a lhtrd conviction
PUZZLE _ Writes Ron said.I tin1e Bagley has gone so fa r The Bagley cont1111ttcc's lnll 11 ithout possibility of parole. A
Brown : "How quickly can you "If SOJl\eone can demon· in publicly stating he may be proposes :1 10 percent :1tToss· {ourU1 or subsequent t'On-
find out what is unusual about strate to me lhat partial ~·illing to accept Jleagan·s the-board in crca!'c in incotn'.! 1·ict ion carries a mandatory
this pargaraph? ll looks sor~w_il_hh_o_l_di_n~g~is~w_o_c_ka_b_le~•-n_d~~p_la_n_-~~~~~~~~~~'-"-'-''----~~~~~~~~~t=w=~~Y='='='='=''=m=-:__~~~~_:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:__
ordinary that you would think
~nothing wa s wrong with it at
all -and., in fact, nothing is.
But it is distinctly .odd . If you
study if you may find out what
is missing. Who ·knOws? Go to
work and try Your skill." Sub-
mitted the afore -quo led
paragraph to dur Language
man in residence and he said,
"Yes, indeed. truly a rare
paragraph. Not even once does
it use the commonest letter in
the alphabet, 'e'.'"
ALMOST TWO.TIDRDS 61
the men who commit suicide
are over 45 years of age ... ,
EVERY TIDRD MAN -
arrested in the United States
is booked on a drunk char1e ..
•. AMONG SHOPLIFTERS. -
the girls outnumber the boys
by 20 to I.
COWS -A cow tllat snores
when asleep ia a rarity. In the
first place, cows don't sleep
much. So little in fact, it has
often been claimed by ran-
chers that they don't sleep at
all. This contention finally was
disproved, however, by a
California cow expert named
Kenneth A. Wagnon . He
watched numerous cows on
numerous nights. but never
was quite sure if they realty
slept, or just lolled around
with their eyes closed, fakin~
il. Then, fortunately, out of
RAPID REPLY : Yes, Miss
T., thal animal most carved in
statuettes is the elephant, the
words most engraved in metal
are those of Lincoln's Get-
tysburg Address.
Your qutstions and com-
ments are welcon1ed and
will be 11sed wherever pos·
sible i11 ''Chtcking Up."
'1ddress niai i to .L. Af.
BoyJ., in care of the DAILY
PILOT, Box 1875, Newport
Beaclt, Calif., 92663.
Reaga11 Suggests
'Student' Regents
DAVIS (UPI) -Gov.
Ronald Reagan and Lt. Gov.
Ed Reinecke hope to cool
University of California cam·
puses by giving students a big-
ger say in policy affairs.
Reagan saJd in a studen t
rad io broadcast Monday that
he and the lieutenant governor
will propose that UC regents
seat representatives of student
body presidents as nonvoting
advisers.
The State College Board of
Trustees currently uses such a
system.
Reinecke, In a separate In-
terview, said he also will su&-
gcst that regents create a
special committee to hear and
study extraordinary student
problems and grievances
unresolved at the campus
level.
Representation of policy-set-
ting boards has been a
repeated demand of students
seeking a greater voice in
operation of their colleges and
universities. Some want voting
membership.
p~esidents participate I n
trustees meeting discussion<;
a~ nonvOling advisers.
"They can raise their h.'1n1
like any member of the Board
ol Trustees and be called upon
to express themselves." he
said. ''They are involved in
matters that are of interest tc
them in tht discussion.
"The final decision. of
course. must be made b.V tht
voting trustees," Reagan said.
"As a matter of fact. we are
going to present this As
another ictea to the board of
regents.··
Reinecke told a newsman..h\!
also discussed with Reagan '8
tentative plan that \vould
bypass usual campus level
problem-solving procedul'es so
that students could t a k e
directly to the regents issue~
that w-ere not or could rvtt be
settled by existing machinery.
He said details of the pro.
posed direct-line to the ~genL~
\~ere being worked out, in-
cluding setting up a screening
ptocedure to separate issue~
r.ceding immediate regent at.
l.cntion from those that did
.
Reagan, appearing on an
hour-Ion& question and answer
session .with a panel of
students at Lhe University or 1.===========.I
not.
California at Davls radio st.a-
• lion, was asked what he was
· doing to make sure the student
voice was heard ..
The governor noted that
representatives of state col·
lege student government
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Pl.a, COiie Mell. SurvlvM by 1111'°"
band, S.muel A. Ff'9nk ; ion, Rlclltr4.
or Oek .. ndl brothe"f, DonP!el S1nder1,
C-a.v, On:90l\l 1l1ter, Erne! E111·
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ioneerGrads GRAFFITI Hearing Call.ed"on Sand :Pit Sqoob·bJ.e
VCI Rites Set Saturday SANTA ANA -The counly • ....i pits coat Ille county mono The Grodina APPuls Board Simi, Bdn emphallied.
Gradin& Appeal& Board wW ~ $100,000 for pumpin1 and 11 llmlted la lbe tcOpe of its In Thunday'1 ~bour
hold the second ot ill cumnt pit wall rebulldJng durln& hearing, accordl:nc to its bearlnc oily the county'• c~se
series or hearinas at 1 p.m. Marcrt h and April. <:ha1nnan, Robtn Bein, 1 civil against the owners a n d
charter class a gold sa.!h. lRVlNE -Students of the
freshman class when UC
Irvine first opened lour years
ago will be amona those
graduating i n ceremonies
Saturday. They'll be the fir!li
non·transfer students to pick
up degrees from the UCJ cam·
pus.
'Ille public is Invited to at-
tend the ceremonies which will
include 1 fonnal academlc
procession by the facuhy and
music by the Irvine Wind
Ensemble.
ve property owners and ena1oeu operator WN presented.
Frida1 on the Burris SaJ\d Pit, Mrs. Townsend were charged 1'be three-min panel m•r. The aand pit area has betn
Kuchel, formerly of
Anaheim, now a Washington,
O.C., attorney, will be award·
ed an honorary degree along
with three others. Tbey are
Charles S. Thomas, secretary
of the Navy under President
Eisenhower and retired presl·
dent of the Irvine Company ;
H. Northrup Frye, Canadian
educator and literary theorist,
and Kenneth Bancroft Clark.
influential Negro educator and
psychologist at the C i t y
College of New York.
• mile-long group of tx-by county building and Safety detennine only whether the pit mined 1lnce the early lMOs
cavaUons north of Ball Road Director· F. G. McLellan Jr.. presently poRS • .memce to and tnOlt of it existed before ~aUeli~ the ~an;t• Ana at the request of the Board of life and to the sulTOUDding the county adopted rrguladon!
iver in Anaheun ~a, Supervisors, wUb "conducting reslden:Ual properties and a covering sand and gravel
Attorney for persons who an operation which en-bordering roadway, South operations.
own the pit , land and ~ dangered life and property." '~ii!iiiiiji~iiijii:iiii~iiijiiiijiiiijiiiiji~iiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiiji~
Former U.S. Senator
Thomas H. Kuchel will be
featured speaker at the 11
a.m. ceremony on the campus
green.
DegretS to be awatded in-
clude 600 bacbelori, 5 o
masters, 20 doctors o f
phUosophy and 75 doctors of
medicine.
Graduates will wear cap and
gown and members o! the
Suspect Faces Term
'
c operator, Mrs. Mar Jo r •. e Mrs. Townsend coonteredlj
Townsend of La . Habra, will with $19.5 mllilon in claims ha~e an opportuntly .to present against lhe county, the county
their ~ases at that time. Flogd Control District and the
During the January and Orange C.ounty Water District.
.. ~ ~~ February storms last winter She coot.ended the trouble was "'m~~.w. and for weeks later, storm caused by the water district's
waters seeped through the spreading program io the
river. levee and into the pits river opposite the pits, which
causing slopes to crumble and caused setpage and weai:eni.Jl&
endanger some 400 nearby of the slopes.
homes. o----.:....------11
Emergency wor• on the YOU KNOW
Talk Slated YOUR CHILD
VILLA PARK -Robert J . On NAACP WILL LEARN
2 Countians
Given GOP
Unit Posts
Hill, a 1913 campaign aide to , TO SWIM AT
ANAHEIM A ~ ahei templed to commit suicide im· Presideol Nixon, has been ap-For lrvme BLUE BUOY manoriginally-~nofki~ mediately after the killing by pointed as executive ad·
I hln h,_ th t and · " ministrator ot' the Republican
In Slaying of Girl
...ing his girlfriend in the heat of 5 as fl ~ roa wris · IRVINE -Herbert Hill, na-....., s. Wll "" National Committee. it was · J •-00 ta f th •'~c. a lovers' quarrel ha.s ·pleaded t1ona aa r secre ry or e -•· IMltN blelMI, announced today by com· National Association r or '-hi All•. Tat11
I See by Today's
Want Ads
• A. Gulbranaen Ora: an. WDe
new: for the profnPonal
or amateur mutldan,
noun ol muslcaJ pleaslll'1:
& enjoyment.
e Afany top qu.alily wlp,
curls all ot human hair,
' ' for th@. lady who wishes
ln5t&nt style 01· variecy".
e A 1963 Falcon 2-0oor :rr
cyl Futura may be in )"'OW'
future.~
guilty in Superior Court to Drag Race mitt.er chairman Rep. Rogers Advancement of Colored Peo-546 1800
lesser charges. Morton. pie (NAACP), will be a •
Judge James F. Judge regent's lectuur at UC Irvine!=~~~~=====~====:================~ rd--~ H be~·-M-~'-p S Hitt, whose wife, Patricia 0 c~ u •wo ~~u• rogram et during the fall quarter. Brugeman, n , to return to Reilly Hitt, is as' Isl ant Dr. Hill, cur rent J y
court June 26 far; sentencing secretary for community and distinguished professor o f
and probation bearing on the SANTA ANA -A full pro-field services in the• Depart· American history at San
new conviction of voluntary gram or funny car and fuel ment of Heallh. Education and Fernan® Valley St ate
manslaughter. Brug em an dragster races has been Welfare, served as Nixon's ad· College, will offer at UCI a
Iaces a possible state prison prepared for spectators Salur· ministrator in charge of all series of lectures on "The
term of up to IS years. day at Orange County Intema· national campaign divisions. Black Experien~ in White
Brugeman had ear Ii er tiooal Raceway by the March Morton also announct:d tht America.''
umuccessful1y p I ea de d in-of Dimes Foundation. appointment of another Dr. Hill, a Caucasian, has
noctnt by reasons of insanity.. Tickets for the benefit event Orange Countian, Mrs. Zan been national 1abor :secretary
But the Judge bas ordered are now being aold at $3,50 by Joyct Thompson of LI Habra, to the NAACP for 20 years. He
that he undergo f u r l h e r car clubs throughout Southern as a Calilomia special a.!si.!· has lectured at numerowi
psychiatric examination prior California . tant for the FOP National univer.!lties, been special con·
to his return for sentencing. They may also be purchased Q:lmmittee. 11ultant to lhe F.conomic and
Brugeman was arrested last at the Raceway Office. or at Mrs. Thompson was an aide Social Council of the United
Dec. 30 and accused of the March of Dimes Orange to HEW Secretary Robert Nations, and )for the ~four
straneling Mrs. Ruby C. Reza, County Chapter office, 1303 S. Finch during his tenure as years con.!ultant to institutes
35.0ffi~•~·Brugeman_•_t_-_M_aJn_s_L:..,_s.n_1a_Ana_. ____ c_alil_._omJ_c..;.•..:D_·,._1_enan __ 1:.go_v_ernor __ ._•_n_te_a_chlng.....;:..<i_N_egIJ>.::.:.._hi_·s1ory_:..·_11
Doctor Herbert R. Mendoia is ~ -
He dooan't look.much like a doctor now, but he
cauld\e som1 day.Could br: with t little of your help
now,thatiL Todayhitneed1arelimplo. Like a lot
of other diadvantqed kids in Ortnge County, he
needs a ~job. Tomorrow it will be a different
stoiy if be rtmains disadvtnlac«J. He11 get a lot more
of )'.our help then -and you woo'l ha'r't to volunteer.
Far the ~ect1 of kids in Orange County who
Uw qa ftr ~row• -and make no rni:slakt, we
haw. a IOt Gflblp ~ the aummer job ii their only way
back to-a di< fall. The best chance they ha,.
or bec:ollltl& 11i'C1ntribut ing citizens our communities
netd.
And· that'• Dot all. The summer job is a.lso their
be.st ptOTJn& pOood. ·The place where they find out
what it'alike eains a day's wqea. And what it
means to Ute Pride, aelf<fe'Pft:l, 1elt-confllknt.c -
and anoone ela'a trmt.
11-klda..,'t'ff<'/dilfemltfromyourown.
They aren't..,~. tbeir hair im1t lll1 lonpr,
tbek ambitlona• lllllller. What la dllllnnt la they
h.,..'t had you•• parent, Or""'Y o(<hal-bp•
you'w • •1>11 to"'" )'1lUI kid•-"'°"' hlct, lllty
llaw:'n't sot any coanectioDac;ither,no influentW
friends or relltiWI to mkt a spot for them.
You're just about all. they haw aoins for them.
You and that ummcrjob you can offer. Jt won't
matter {o any of thete kids if' you're a one-man store
or a aprawlina factory. What m1tttr1 i1 that you can
make a job.
Off et ill Dial 632JOBS. We'll he lp you fDl iL
Orllwa cauntJ Mebo
1193 North Mllltr Sir•!
Anaheim, Colllornlo 92803
at our
everyday
low prices
FREE
MATCHED SET DF 4 NEW TIRES
SIZ[ lllG. "'' SAVE ,RICE ,RICE
6.SO' 13 78.00 SB.SO 19.SO 1.79
7.7S' 14 89.00 66.7S 22.2S 2.21
7.7Sx1S 89.00 66.JS 22.25 2.21
8.2S' 1S 102.00 76.50 2S.SO 2.46
8.2S' 14 102.DD 76.SO 2S.SO 2.36
8.SS' 14 113.00 84.7S 28.2S 2.57
Plu1 1tate 1nd/Of loc1I t1xe1
P"ce4 " tl'IOwn •l Gen.,•I Tire 1tore1. Competotl~ely
priced 1t Generer Tire de1le11 4 >Spl1yin1 Ille Gener•! 1i1n.
JET ·RADAN Radial
UPTO DOUBLE
THE MILEAGE'
UP TO 10% MORE TRACTION '
2 RAYON CORD
RADIAL PLIES As low 11 s44ss 4·PLY RAYON CORD
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By TOI't1 BARLEY
Of lilt Dally ..... , llttr
Conductor Joseph Pearlman
ot the Orange Coast College
Com munjty Symphony
Orchestra received his DAILY
PILOT "Euterpe" award Sun -
day night and a woeful chain
of circumstances made . It
seem to be a more 'than ap-
propriate moment (or the
recognition of the orchestra's
dedicated leader.
Trophy In hand, _he had lo
tell his audience that featured
artist Sherri Glt{efman would
aceldent and he had only
learned Saturday mornlng tNt
the Calta M~ soprano woukl
be unable to fu1flll her com·
milment. For the first Ume in
h~ career, he had earlier
commented, he had been
unable to secure a replace-
ment and hia orchestra 'would
have to -and. in fact, did -
present the rest of tbe pro-
gram as billed.
He did not tell bis auqience
that he, himself, had g'ot out of
a sick bed to take hls baton
for that final concert. Heavily
doped and with eyes and nose no~ be delivering the group or streaming, he was obviously
arias that were to be Y determined to bold off the ef·
~igblight of the season's clos-rects of the nu virus that had
1ng program . plagued him most ol the week
Pearlman explained Uw.t and put on wllat was left of his
Miss Gittelman's husband had roncerl.
been ,ser)ously hurt in a car Maybe those Euterpes (ltis
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, The-tiiiii~:'we ·~fltrlJlfoPftft::i. .. . ... ~;r ~lea~ure !'t;ke ."ending a .d.ep~;ti.r in
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l 1f\1Tlll S..ch, Clllfornil
T1lephon1: 494-7541 _ ...
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IN'TtltnT ,.Wwti. Claftllt •-.! ~
Switze'tland an extra packe"t of cu; mobJhly
magatine ... to give friends a better piClu~e a!
how W~ look and live in b'urgeoning d:ran8e
County, USA.
~ ' I ' Our dyrtami c growth is an ij:nporl.anl reaso~ why
slveta from -all over~the \"VOrld invest in tpsun~
l-~ederal Savings. They know that Orange·~onty'.s
Largest, First and Strongest independent Federal
offe rs thern deep security and absolute maximWn
return on safe, insured savffigs. This kind Or
interest looks good-even ftoJJt the scenic Alps.
And far-off sa vers at Laguna' Federal SavlDgs
often become nearby neighbors. One good thinir:
leads to another. :
DAY-IN lo DAY·OUT int'ere11t on. •II •tcnunl• •
Re 11er• lo J:l!.I your ''"""in,; eo"'M~111oraiJtta
llleenlen.niol Medolllon-ira 1oliil br••••
"' ,;,,,.,._•"Heir. "1th• State a/ cor~ ... u ,.
,.,.ff!fJrote ;u lll!a h11ntlred1h •"ni11er1att.'Oft••l• •I
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STAITS WIDNISDAT •
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'Beryl Reid , ®
Susannah Yorki
. Coral Browne
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.. Tl/fldor, Junt ·10, 1969 'VAILY PILOT 9
Tom -Sawy er
Tryouts Set
((\"'!• ... ~·'Itri• ~ ~!'!-.:=.
R e a d l n 11 for "Tom Ends T onlght
Sawyer," a childrtn'• play tol Mwl•• .,_.1~ lkMN '""'-
be staged , at the Huntington "CANDY "
Buch Playbouae, wUI be held Mk'-' c ....
ton11ht and Wednesday at 1 "MAGUS"
~.m. In the "Dam," 2110 Main ST.Al TS WIDNISDA T t., Huntiniton Beach. o..w .._. I• RarW Keene fs directin1 "WHERE IT'S AT"
the abow for youngsjer1 a1e 10 "THE BIG BOUNCE"
and older only. A cast of 1S1';---:--:.-:o-:-:~-; characters is required w\thl ...i
teen-agers playing tht adult
roles.
"ACRUT
ANO
COUltA-
CEOUS
FILM!•
·~ _, .. , , -Mt1nu1t
. ' JOHN CASSAYETES'
FACES
ALL STAI CAST
"THE LONGEST DA'\'"
Alu G....-r.,,_..i
''TH.E BLUE MAX"
StMts Wednesday
Alu
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"HELLO DOWN THERE"
"THE
PERFORMAllCE ; 1·
THAT SHOULD .
HAVE WOllT!IE'
OSCAR FOR
VAllESSA
REllGIAvt r'
-vincn Conb)',
N. Y:TTW..i· . . .
Bargain Matinee
Wedneaday, 1 p.m.
,llE lll'llSHMINTS
Ad~lh s 1.00: c•lld so;
• !!*!f•ll\OID(lllll r.l@o 1J1D~t1111m i V~~VE.MWVESOFl&\DOM
· JA~ES FOX-l¥AN TCHENKO
JASON ROBARDS
EX CL US .IVE
~. ORANGE-c -olJNTY . . '
PREMIERE
ENGAGEMENT
STARTS WEDNESDAY
DNL Y ·DRIYE IN
THEATRE SHOWING
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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE '
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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
OVER THE COuNTER MUTUAL
NASD Listing• for Mond•y, Juno 9, 1969 FUNDS
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HOTICE TO Cl l OITOIS
SUPEllOll cou•T OF TH E $UPElllO• COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALl"'DllNIA FOR STATE OF CALlflOllNI,_ FOR
THE COUNTY OF OllAHGE THE COUNTY 01' ORANGE
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o1 11'1• cl!ITTC ol tne abcv• ~tlllt<:I court or SK.u•llY P1c!Ue Hll••nal ll1nk h11s f•led
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iJ J OAILY PILOT Tutsd01 • .hme 10. 1969
Trips Canceled
I~~gal Cluir~r$
Hurting Tourists
\V ASH1NGTON (AP) The board said the itudent
Thousands of tourists face l'lub charters apparenUy were
po!lsible cancellation of their made available to the &Eiltral
trips because they may have public by advertising that fall-
unwittingly booked pa. ssage ?n cd to ei>mply with n gulatlon.'I, n hts n and nonmembers had been ac-filegal charter ig ·'. cepted on the pro ....... ~ flight!!. Europe, according .t~ C1v1I ...-.u
Aeronautics Board ofhc1als. If the ,oiirlines go ahead and
operate thio flights in splt.e or "We have rumors that there the CAB action, they become
might be as many as 300 subject to the board's en.
charters leaving out 0 1 forcement measures.
California this year to Europe Last March the CAB forCf!d which have aspects of il-
legality about lhenl ," ac-another E.upplemedta\ airline.
be J h Overseas National AJrways of cording to CAB mcm r 0 n New York City, to cancel t2
G-.. ~~a~!~r rutnors that as round trip trans-Atlanli1!
many as 100,000 persons may charter flights from Los
be moving on such flights who Angeles p, cposed under a ·c_on·
really ought not to be moving tract wlth the G o o d w I J I
under a true interpretation of Ambassa d".lrs Club.
charter regulations," he ad-The board allowed the
ded. airline lo operate twobecothcr
The large scale of qucs-fli ghts for the group a11se
tionable charter fl ight activity they were scheduled to leave
v.·as aired officially for the so soon that participants
first time at a CAB meeting might have been unable l'.1
last Thursday arranged by the make other tr ave I ar·
National Air Carriers Associa-rangcments.
ti on to en ab I e its "Very onen the carrier who
supplemental-airline members is a participant comes in at
to outline major financial pro-the last moment and asks the
blems of U1e charter industry· board to legalize something
After listening to their woes, which is illegal," Adams said.
Adams addressed the group en ••If the carrier itself pro-
"illegal type c b a~ 1 e ~ ,,: perly polites these thing!',' they particularly from Cahforma. should not have to ask th~
that are giving the board board to do this." '
serious roncern. l ·
The airlines involved -SU!>-Adams said there ha)e ~n
p\emental cperalors mostly .-instances where the Jxtrd }ifs
and the travel agents organiz-warned the tirline well in i
ing the tours may be Jetting vance that its charter P ·
themselves in for c iv i I gr.am may be improper,
penalties and suspensions. yet the airline has not so ail·
There may be I ~t t I c vi.std thf' charter participarits.
recourse outside"of cou rt ac-·''Supplementals who maf"bc
lion, for' passengers °Who· pay particiranls in chatters. M:ve
in advance for the tours that the obligation">to· us ·to police
are disapprove4. these \,htnps properly r and ~t Last Friday ·the ~ard wail untll they fall apart anCI
refused to waive rules to then p!ISS the buck lo th'e
permit two supplement2.l federal government ," Adams
airlintt"-·American Flyers r.aid. . ,,
Airline F«f. Worth, Tex., and CAB 'V~ Chairman Robert
Trans 'lntemaUonal Airlines, T. Murphy C{)mmented tb.!it
Oakland, Calif. -lo operate when theit: is such a large
20 California·Europe flights measure of violation there
for the International Student may be something wrong with
Affairs Club,.Los !,\ngeles. the rllles.
SupPlemental airlines . :\re "There is nothing evil 1n the
penniUed to operate flights desire to travel by air and tc..
for c6art~ groups, but m~y --vi'Sit a ftoreign coontry cheap.
not seJI. tickets or carry in-1 " Murphy said. divi~u.~fr·:'"members of the YHe pointed . Ont that tho? public~ charter flighftegl)la1'ons were
LEG..U, NOTICE wrl!len several yearf ago, and
that on the l)asis cl the gr~at
HoT'll!I!: •T":·~~·DtT011s ~mount of experience since
su1"111101l coullr OF TH~ then, the lime zpay have C{)me
ITAT'• 0, c .. Lll"Ol:flllA FOii for a ,,., ..... TH.I: COUNTY 0" OllANGE
•• ...,,,, J-i:~~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""';I E1!1~ of HKlll; {Nll(OlAI) ,$1MOV1CH,
O.Cu..o. E -· NOTICE IS HEllEllY GIV N to "'"'
crl'dlton ol !ht .W... ....ntet dKedent
"''' 111 Hrsot. ti.vi"" cl1!m1 111lnot the ... 1c1 c1Ked"11 1rw '""ulred to lilt 111em,
with Ille _..., VOIKl>I ... In lhe office
o1 IM cleft ol ti. atiov. entllled caurt. or to present !Mm. wllh Ille MC•M'Y
vouchtr ... to tl\f: undft'l\tnld II t'l'M! office ol her iltet'flt'I', GERALD M. HIL!Y, 1'11
So l"tc:lflc CO.ii Hi,hw1y. $IJ le 'lQS,
11.danclo II.aid\. C1lltorn11 to?n, wllldl Is
th• PIKI ol bulll'IH ol the u"'*'•klMd ln
111 .,,.,,e., ~1lnl"9 to IM 11111e ot Mid
declldenl, wi"'ln l!;Jur mot!ll>J anrr 11>1
t .r1t Pllblkatlon ol 11'111 nollct.
Oiled May 16. 1ff,,
G1H..a 019• Slmovlch "'dmlnl111'1lrlx· of thi! E1!1le
of It. IWYI l'lmH ikcedenl
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LET'S BE FRIENDLY
U you t'la:ve new nelghboni
or know of anyone moving
to our area. please tell us
so that we may extend a
friendly welcome and help
them to become acquainted
. ln their new surroundinp.
So. Coast Visitor
494-0579
Harbor Visitor
Save 51.40! Now the
Oow 1/2 gallon is easier
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now 511.49.
(was '12.89) '
Now CaH(ontio'• mo" \,QlD CROW popular hair pllon comts
lo youat 'o CMY·to-piet. i, -up prio&. Same anoolh,
mot1mt0ow. · I -·
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from first pour to last. , ~ltaj N
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thu a filth, but bolds a full \,~l.
6'fouoecs. ~~·'"-...... • ....._ l'O'lttT-Perfect ~ .. '!';!'4••Y
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for soft smooth underdrenlng •••
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Sel•c1 from ma ny 1tyle1. For perled urH:ferflt
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shop mondey through soturdoy 10 o.m. to 9:30 p.m .
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color•. Choate embroidered trim. In lime, apri-
cot, blue, melon. Si'let P·S·M-L Not 1hown:
long robe. In tk• tome 1tyle, reg. 19.00 14.H
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' f ,, q1ad '1'd s.ad; Glad to be going borne o studied. Benita bopes to become a teacher
ag:aln. but aa4..over ~vln1 the.if ~Amefi CYhen she completes her education.
fam11tes and frlendJ ' .. From the island capital o! Thorsbavn,
Tb.e mil)gli.ng' oft ~lions '.bed>lnes m re· .t \\•here her father is secretary for the
apparent each tiJY ~ as Amefican 1'1~14 I Fisherman's UnJon, she also noticed the dll·
Service students from four foreign countries., >' ference in climate. Jn her home land tern ..
begin ·pr.ep4l~!_ti0MJ 1 (or th~ rettirn 'to i / 1 '. peratures are never wanner than 85 degrees.
their homeland. · . , I / Clothing is similar in style, but much more
"I hope to come back ll l can allord it. Jt is colorful here, she laid.
~~~-~t~o ~m~u~~:i~~.i.! / Dl ~FE RI NCES
sighed blonde, •. 17 year-old B e n i ta The homecoming princess for Westminster
Jakupsotow. · High also noticed a difference in dating. In
Benita, who has been living with the ·~oy her homeland, there ls no dating until
Aquirres and atlandlng westm!nster7 H!gh young people are older and they "go steady."
School, will be re~rninst home to the .Vaeroe There are schoo) dances, but the girls go
Jslan<{s. Chvned b.v Denmark. e.v are \vltb other girls, boys with boys, and meet there. located aJmost in th,~ center.~ of. triangle formed by tcNind, tlie Unit.e4 .ngdom a"nd \Vhile here she occupied her leisure time
Nor\vay. , .\\'ith friends, going to the movies. or reading
.. '1My .i\pl.eri(;q. tfimi~ w}ll the first thing when she wasn't sight-seeing.
I tell abOut when) get Jt,o , " she said \Vitb Benita was guest of honor at a swimming
her melodic .PanW> pc90 ., partv last Friday hosted by ber American
Although she, bes .1fl ted,.San Francisco, family, Mr. and Mrs. Aquirres, and at-
Sacrameilto, · San...l,:>le 0 and· Palm Springs, tended by both adult chanter members and
nnd all the ·Soottit attractions visitors the school's AFS club. \Vlth other excban~e
all find th t ·i· students from the Southland, she expects to usu y, . ·a &.:· eJOO• .exci mg ex-leave short.1.v for a bus tour of the United perience fO'r 8 · a \VIS simply getting to meet p~ople... . ·.; Sl3tes, and then home.
Anxious to share her adventures with her
·FRiENDL Y eight brothers and sisters. and hopeful that
And Americans· impressed her as a very she \viii be able tn return for a visit, Benita
friendly people. concluded with, 0 But I wouldn't want to live
"Tb., are lots of opportunities here: cars here. I still like my own country too much."
"lr ·eve.fY)Mxly,11• she commented. "It is nice;
lllere is much more going on ."
• Benita confeued to being homesick oc-
·:i.sionally ("Chr.tmas \Vas the \vorst") but
i"'1ere \Vas little time: for it.
\Vhen she returns home she \viii have t\VO
:':\Ore years of high school to complete before
11he '''ill be able tQ attend the University of
Denm&rk.
"School Is school," she shraR;ged, "but in
my country it ts~J:?lore work. It is only re-
ouired. until you are 14. and after that yon
had better hang on or you get kicked out,"
shl!l gi.,~1Pd.
In addition to Faeroish and En~Ji!':h . Benit.:1
speaks Danish, lcelardic, Swedish artr\
Norwegian. She also studied Germ'~µ., but ad··
mits she 1'didn't get along \Vith it." ,
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Scholars in her country )'.!O into a combined
hie:h school-junior collegt. but the· schools are
sej>arated according to the occupation being
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Maritlcf.,.,:,L. ·etes Pablo .
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Student and ad\Jlt meni.bers of Manna High
School's AFS chapters will galber at 7:30
-p.m. SUpday, June 15, lo honor Pablo Navar·
ro before he leaves for his home in Santiago,
Chile. . . •
Hosting the dess'.ert in their Huntington
Beach home will be Mr. and Mr~. Potiald J.
b-1ork, and attending _with Pablo· wl.U be "his
American faritily, the Gerald Peasleys of
Scat Beach.
During a recent party celebrating the
handsome AFS student's 18th birthday. he
\vas surprised by a visit from his father,
1'.1ario Navarro, \vho joined the family ·
celebration.
Atlending were grandparents, Mr. and ~1rs. John Jordan of Costa Mesa and l\lrs.
Orville Peasle'y; lbe Peasley chitdren1 Sheri,
18 ; Matt, 16; Bruce, 14. and Josh. 9. Also
present at the event "'·ere Linda f\.'lcKay and
her !iance, 111ark Sneed. .
"\Ve bate to see Pablo leave," said I\lrs.
Peasley. "He ·has been so delightlul and
become so much a part of the family that \\"C
forget he's an exchange student.·~ ·
HAPPY TO SEE HOME
Admitting that he will be glad to get ho1ne
and see his own family again, Pablo still
,,·ould prefer to spend his remaining time in
this country with his foster family rathe1·
than take the bus tour back to New York.
lie, too, hopes to return for a visit in a fe\v
)'ears -perhaps \Vith his brother. Andre~.
\vho '''BS a foreign exchange student in 1965--66. . .
Pablo has-most enjoyed the friendliness or
the American people, but he bas missed
being away fro1n home.
On the honor roll at Marina, Pablo still
must complete one additional semester of
high school before he may enter the Uhiversi·
ty of Chile in Santiago. J-le plans to pursue a
degree in civil engineering -the same
career his father selected.
"Schools here are much bigger -more
' ' I I • people," he explail~. "In Chile \Ve have Uie
same sort or clasS?r.'. -first through 12th -
but we have to stl¥1 everylhii'lg."
Although he stuafect Spani'sb; French and
English daily eve~ year, it surprised him
that Americans 'c\ually spoke quite dU·
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SPORT$ ENTHUIAST .
Since his ar;iival, Pablo h a s en·
thusiastically participated in all sports, and
broke the school's. record in pole·vaulting. Jn
addition to trackJ he also \vas active in
fo::>tball and soccer.
"In Santiago 1here are not. ~o much
sJ)orts," 'he contldled in hit dipp_ed accent.
''We .don't have~i the formal, ~gs. '1ike
dances. We do meet with friendt and. ·have
pa11ies ." j , . ·
The fifth o! nirie children In a motherles~
home, food -esf>ecially cereals ·-·seemed
extren1ely dl!fereDt when be fint 8rrived ... ,
had to get used to/it -il took abOut a week,"
chuckled the handsome young man.
Pablo. who aTied last summer was here
during the politi t presidential cOnventions.
but he didn't u derstand fhem until later
\Vhen he studied Qlem in schoO•. .
He tborou~hJy· enjoyed the· beach. \vhlch
\Vas in direct cbntrast to his mountainous
homeland. l
WAITING WORD
. Marina AFSJ chapters · currently are
a\vaiting \\'Ord f om New York beadouarterl'
to learn if Klr~ Gresham. son of Mr. and
l\1rs. Richard G'esham of Huntington Beach.
has been accept~ for the Americans Abroad
program AFS 1also sponsors.
Purpose of the American Field Service pro--
J!ram is to promote goodwill and uil·
derstandinl!: on a people·lo-people basis lrr all
the ~ountries of the world. Mari11a AFS
chapters currehUy ere trying to raise fund8
to provide for an additional exchange studint
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Doctor's Wife Dia_grloses Own Troubles Before Cl,ientele ;, .
he ,put hJs band! whrre they dJdn't business. So, Ann Llriders, don't Yet! Jt Is bettet to err OD the side ill: DEAR ANN LANDERS: The Catholic
Church had the right idea when tbey
made a rule that priests could never
marry. J hope they don't change it. And
now l think the American Medical
Associatkln should make a rule . Doctors
should not be allowed to niarry.
T'vc been the Wire of 1 1hysicia11 for JO
years anc. I can vouch for the (act that
doctor1 make Ole roUeneit busband1 In
tile world. Somehow I ,got the crazy idea
that tf I married a doctor I'd llave 81>-
meone to k>Ok after me if 1 became ill.
\Vhat a joke. lf a d<JCtor-S wile or his
children, God forbid, get sick they can
die before lhey get treated. The closesl
thing I ever cot from m1 doctor-husband
In the way of medical aUentlon wa.s this
scnlencc, "Go look ln the. top drawer of
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my de4k. There's all kinds ot stuff in
there. Take what you need."
tr tbe children a:et sick In the middle ot
the night he doesn't want to call a doctor
because he hates to "'bother a friend."
Our triris an<i relaUve:s don 't seem to
mind bbtberin1,HlM however. '
wtten I was a dewey-e.y~d. romanUe
cded I thought it would be wonderful to
be married to a professional man. And l
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STILL do. A lawyer. -G.P.'1 MATE
DEAit MATE: Ytar lttttr 1111uld he
antwertd .,_ a dlcior1t wUe -4 I ••1t
q11allfy. How no.t It, ,&rl1? WM eat
tbere woutd lib .. ..,..,. Ali• t.aMttt for
a d1y and mptM tt lldl O.P.'1 Wife?
I'll print tM lltlt kiter.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : l'm a teenage
boy who must disagree with your answer
to "~11ss Hands Off'' -the a:lrl who
punched her date in the mouth becatlie
1 ~~ilii&'.""Xou .ifd. :p1 d&sn'i ttave to d~*I! the little chick ·who la Inclined compu8k>1i. You won'.t regret ~!
give 8 gu)' a~iJop 1n·the chops in order lO to paste a guy In the mush'. One Wallop Is deckion aind you might well reiiret U)i!
d II the Y t""' . worth a thousanc! v•ords. -MAIMED IN olher. ..1,1:r1 e ver mes.sage, ou s1..gges ..... in· l\llAl\I(
stead "a few Well~hosen words.''. GI · L •··· bl .... · • i OEA.·n l\1All\IED: Tb1d1 for II In· ve .. .,. ~ m ••• w-• I 1111·
rm a preJt,y cool hlglt school 11eniqr tereslins point of view from i IUY who give• 1• Wt UDtt look oat! Fw dpt i!fi
who has dated all lrtnd1 ol a:irb and tbvitlily '~ Ud plenty of etperlence. bow '° llucHe tk 111per ses 1ale1.!
scored with .tveraL I can tell you from (Got ioR\)' We<' leU, Buddy?) Y .. r point c!MC\: AIUI Ludera. ltad kr book ... !
experie.OC\. t.hat you"re \\'rong. \Votdl b 1fel &aAa Mwevtr. A crat deal ··~ .... Petu.s -... are diJ
don't mean bythlf1g to a guy on t~ ct.pe,MI• • tile te•peramtllt and Umlb! ~ sad ,_. l'tllf8lll te Allpl
make. N1,1 matte.· wh.nt a cWck says he'll ptl'MUlllJ of t'9e Mu 11 Ute MIU. Te LI... hi _.. tr tMI MW~•
keep trylna:. and more often Ulan not he'll . u llKnslttve cl.•W!!I worU meaa ..&Jtl•f· e.c ...... st etnlt la clbi Nd • ~ i
get v.·hat he "Vlf'lll, evtn aft.er she has Tbt 11ty lap"p tllat 1tt1 Omloall l1 t~, ldf.........,_ t1te..... ~
Wd no. &ha Jtn&1cl·le ~•nf.wtci1'. WJH,. 1 cttff"" '-"" Ann ~~. will' be &lad to belp t'
' ctOllen -I ........ Ille -Id be-A few Un1el In my life I've gotten club-Uve Ktri•C'>'· ' ·"' .. wlth ·your prob\ems. Send Lhem to her 1
btd. Whtn·t~ heppened I knew I wes in care ol lhe DAJLY PILOT, encloeinC '
the pruence o1 a 1ody lllld the mtllllt CONFID&NTI~ TO YES on NO~: aeU·addrtSMd1 ltat"pod envelope.
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Golden State Provide s Tasting Fare
Win~s from .five 8alifornia winen~s will be sipped
and compared Thursday,, June ii:-. from Z:30 to 9
.m. by thOse attending a· wine-tasting benefit iQ the_
Costa Mesa.(;olf and Country Club:spon sorl!d b.f the
art?or Area Fair Housing Council. Mrs. Matthe\v
B. ,\Vhite, chairman, offers samples from an Aus-
{r'ian wine dispenser to Robert Vircsik (left ) and
Dr. \Vhite. Anfone wishing information on the bene-
fit may call Mrs. Vircsik, 6424247.
Earthquakes Viewed Peeri~~ p;~ Co ilege Scientist
Aroun·a A scientist's viewpoint about
Memor io l Doy
Tribute •Pa id
By Mot~ers
,;..: • Livi ng With Californi.a· Earth-~ I ~ ' -·--~ wM .• ,_b Qiiiake~-?'ill ·be _g!ven by :;'f · .: Wallµ Cf'· 0. IOeck, tiissociatc
::, . 'pro(esior',.: oi, geofugy and
AfRS: RON~t>-REAGAN ·· physical sciehce at Orange
id a visit ~o the Balboa Bay Coast College.
lub as guest of Mr. and Mrs.··: ·Hertias ~n enga(eilias fhe
ack Wrather. The governor's fi~t ·.spe~r o(.'J.Jhe tri81h
ife e~lier that day wa~ se8sm of :Jdesa-H.r Club.
resent at the La Habra 2 J1ie g~gy,p w~J ~ IO ::J(t
epublican Women's Club's ·-a.m. neil Thuri(Jiiy'Wfn\ Mesa
hampagne tea Verde Country Club.
, · Conducting her first meeting
wilt be Mrs. \Yilliam C.
THEATER AND Vagabond Holmes. and serving on the
ection mem;bers of the Mon· board with her are the f\1mes.
ay ~for~ Clu~·of Llgµna 1 ,Marsh~I. Cowley1• Jirs'· vice'
oined wJilll Gl~otters :. of 1(G!sidi. and pt o g r a m hursday_!1'~o-~~·· Cli'lb oC th1iinn ; Harold llakln, se-ewpo~J.fle~ '.'' ,t.a .µtree-cwd v· president iii ·charge
ay cruiie'aboati:I. SS'Prin-bit. wa ' and means ; F.:d
ess Carla. Schmok, third vice president
The group of 43 travelers and membership chairman:
ailed from Los Angeles Robert McLaren and Wendell
arbor to Ensenada where the Adams, recording and cor-
hip docked-for six hours while responding secretaries, and
assengers enjoyed a tour of Edward Zielinski, treasurer.
Bradshaw, newsleller; Donald
RhoaQ~s. Dale Harlung and
Dua ne Slcputis, typing and
mailing, and Niels Pederson,
his!Q~~n.
Otilers are the Mmes. Louis
Chall and Alfred VanHoosep,
yearbook; John 1-loyt, publici-
ty: Bub Bardsley and Nick .
Hanson, reception: Ge n e
Skawin and Ronald Taylor,
reservations: Isabel McCoil-
dach, decorations. and Louls
Pratt, Christmas dance .
In addition to monthly
business and program
meetings, members have an
opportunity . to participate in a wi~ 1_ varletr of activities
thr~b club s~ons. They in-
cludi".dupUCate bridge, couples
bridgt, golirmet, Wine-tasting,
birthday club, d a n c i n ·c .•
globetrotters, tennis, golf anO
the ater. .,
Flight 19, Air For c e
f\1others, was represented at
Veteran's Memorial Services
in \Vcstminster J\1 e m or i a I
Park by ·Mrs. LeR oy Hain-
mack, 'first vice president , and
~rs. Stephert Lara, second
vice president
Mrs. Hammack and f\1rs.
James Porter, treuurer,·join-
ed members of Flight 12 in the
Fish Fry parp,de in Costa
Mesa. ., ' ··
The flight will meet next
Thursday iti" Hyde Parke
Estates. Santa Ana, for a pro-
gram of colored slides taken
by Charles , Tucker i n
Thailand . Mrs: James E.
TucKer. president, will preside
during the 8 p.m. meeting.
Mothers olr Air Force men
and worp.en ire invited and
may call Mrs.• Jean B. Miller
Sr., &46-2769 fo'r Information.
,HB M.oth ers
1exican shops. , . Chairmen ap~ted are ·Lile
• From there, the ~ tOn-~~ Mmes. Lloyd 1lalle,;.lgenera1 •
·t.nued south, c i r ~;1 i n 1 t activity; Allerli', ~eirnl, ti. ,.
i uadalupe Island before turn-munity servicd: Fred'.~Ye ,
gbacktoward!As, Jes:. phi l anthr ,_Y~~·. ··''is
At the meeting Globetrotters
wHI report on their recent two-
week trip to Mexico City,
Cuernavaca, Taxco and
AcapU'lco.
Any woman interested in
meml>ership in the club ma¥
?ll 1i1rs. Schmok at ~5-0968.
Hunlin~n Be~ch Blue Star
Mothers, ~i:pter 2. stag<'
meetings lhe~cond t\•fondays
at 1:30 p.m~f Lake Park
Clubhouse. ~ ;
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con1•enient carrrini; h11ndle anrl built.-in
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HOME ENTERTAIN MENT INSTRUMENTS
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Costa Mes-646-1684
Dolly '''• Saturday 9·6
Horoscope
WEDNESDAY
JUNE 11
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By SYDNEY OM.\llR
In groomJ111, illJll!l1bt Md<,
lac,. 1'urtlea:eek "lpptttl 11
pepular -so .,. ,-ec~acet.
Modulate voice. People today
are particularly ttulUye to
1011nd1.
theater, particip,aling In
charitable projects Widen ap-
peal, broaden horJzom. Shake
off any tendency toward
lethargy, depreulon. Smile.
CANCER (J"'le Ii-July 21!'
New outlook necessary to
achieve aspir,tiona. Frlencb
are involved., Romantic in·
terlude is indicated. Stress ln·
dependence of thouaht, action.
Study Taunts message.
ARIES (Merch 21·April 19), Ll!O (July 23-Aug. 21),
A~nt on money . You g@in it Coopefate In special projects.
perceptive. Don't , tak~ '\hlng1 Prtstlge rises in conimunity.
for granted in financlal nu. Oon1t feel you must do things
Element of decepJion l s Ill they have been done in
present. S e e pereonal sitqa· east. Expre&s your own unique
lions, offers in 'reallstlc light. quaUUes.
TAURUS (Aprll IQ.May20), · VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 21),
Reward indicated. Cycle eon. Good .Junar aspect today coin·
Unues high. Fine for iniUa~g cldea with travel, I o n g •
business procedure. You can't dis t ance communications.
skip essentials. Past obllga: Important to keep pace with
tions may reappear. You come corre11pondence. One faraway
out on top -act with con--judges yov by what is received
fidence. in writing.
GEMINI !May 21-June 20): UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ):
Fine for dining out, attending Stick to facts, especiaUy
Jaycettes
Beef for
Star Club
Gathering
Barbec1.Jirig
Celebration
Plans for a Festival of Arts
projecl will be discussed by
Star Club members, Laguna
Beach Order of the Eastern
Star tomorrow night at 7:30 in
Laguna Federal Savings and
Loan.
The meellng is the last for
the club until September, and
all members are urged to at-
tend. Mrs. Phyllis Williams
\vill preside and Mrs. Ethel
Piety is hostess committee
chairman .
Marit a Orr
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JUNE 16rh
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COSTA MESA
3333 Bristol .St.
Phone 540-3333
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SARAH JOSEPHINE SHEWARD
To Say Vows
Sarah Sheward
Brides To Join
A champagne supper in the home of ?t1r.
and Mrs. !\1yron 'Ashley Sheward of NeYlporl
Beach was the occasion for the an-
nouncement of the engagement of their
daughter, Sarah Josephine Sheward to Alex-
ander Torbitt Ill.
The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and·'
~1rs. Alexander Torbitt Jr. of Honolulu..
Trave~ing from San Franci sco ~ fete th~
betrothed couple were Mr. , a.nd Mrs. Ge~r<f·
V. Thibault Jr., sister and brother:in-Iaw qf..
the fu ture bride. , ·
, Also ·present !or the festivities were the
Messrs .. and !\1mes. Terry Sheward of
Newport Beach. John Hooten, Allen Kelly.
John Freitas and Allen Ro\vland, sister and
brotherilll-law of the benedict-elect.
Miss Sheward, a fourth generation Galifor-
n:ian, graduated from Ne\'Yport Harbor High
;SCbOol and Orange Coas t College and a\-
(Aflded' Arizona State Uni versity. She was a
N3tiona1 Charity League Debutante in 1966.
Her (iafice. a graduate o( Bremerton HiJ!h
-School, Wa~hingt.Qq, received his bachelors
d~e~ in Jntsin~.ss. ~dmib;isti:atio1 ,frqm the
t:Jniyer sity of H~waii.
For Community Service t
·Jun,ior 1 Ebells Lauafed '·
Honored for their con-
tributions to c o m m u n i l y
service were two outstanding
members of the Junior Ebe\J
Club of Newport Beach.
Mrs. Eugene Kova ch ,
second-year member a n d
press chairmen, was the win·
ner llf the first Chairman-of·
the-year award.
Mrs. Henry Slolsenberg was
lauded as the member with
the most hours -800 -in
c I " b-sponsored comm unity
service projects.
Mrs. Kovach will serve as
Orange D istrict press
chairman, second vice presi~
dent of Junior Ebell. and han-
dle publicity for Harbor View
Elementary School and U1e
Council of Arts next year.
Oulstandin~ press chairman
and winiier of the first ptace
Thoughts
Collected
Suggestions regarding pro-
gram plans aftt! chairmen for
the coming year will be taken
when San Clemente Business
and Professional \Voman 's
Club meets ton ight at 7: 30 at
205 Barcelona , San Clenfente.
Mrs. L. E. Fraile}' will ac·
cept suggestions and final
plans and c h air ma n ap-
poinlments will be made dur-
ing a special mect?ng next
Saturday in Mrs. Frailey's
·home.
The gathiring tonight is
open to all women employed in
the Capistrano Bay are!\. The
group meets the second1 and
fourth Tuesday of each monlh. ' 'l·'
Ancient Art
' In Exhibit
The claSsic art -of ,C~ina p~i~ling will fOQ];piise t!m ex-
h1b1t at Center"Str~l..Li~y,
Costa. Mesa during JUQe.j!._;'.
Artist Mrs. Beth Gillgs studied ' ai' the Minnea ' tis
School .of .Art and aff1 tid
'vith \he : Minneapolis ·tP.Art
Institute 'before n1ovin&ll to
· Jn 1962.1 she lutned to ina
award for her press book dur-
ing Orange Dllllrict Con-
vention. Mrs. Ko\'ach also was
a member of a.11 club com-
SUE ANN JOHNSTON
Bride-elect
Troth Told:
At Dinner
mittees and participated In all
prodect~ to atqutre
backuound. for her work In 1'
publicity.
In l\ddltlon to h~ work wlth 1
Junior. Ebe11, Mrs. Kovach l
was klndtrgarten r o o m·
mother for hir son· Cameron,·
Ma rch ol Dimea chairman for
Area B and treasurer of the
Eastl)luff Baby-sitting Co-op. 1
She also ls l)lo\her of 20-
month-0ld Candace.
In addlllon ~ tO the hours
devoted to Work within the!
Junior Ebell Club, Mr s ,1
Stotsenberg .fonated more
than 400 houis ln outside pro-j'
jects. 1 •
She was Indian Mildeu]
president And preSs chairmari,
assistant ~~nle leader, of·I
ficer in the ,_Newport Beach
Tennis Club Jn4 volunteer for '
March of Difnes. Sbe served ,
as health add\aafely chairman'
llnd second' vice president for·
Harbor·Viei!'Scliool PFO. I
Wllhin the .~(or ·Ebell Club
she served d~funior auxiliary
advjsor ~ .. ) wadvisor 2nd
youth emplCWnent volunteer \vorker~'S~ •J worked In the I
Well lliby· Clinic, -Orange
County M~ical C e n t e r ' s
Prenatal ic and with the I
TB mobile •X-ray unit. She
served as club treasurer and r
Orange District treasurer la.st ~ Mr. and Mrs. ~y.·rcnce M. year. [
Johnston of Costa Mesa an-Mrs. Stoisenberg was nam-,
nounced the engagement of eel the Ebel! Club's \Voman-0f·
their daughter, Sue A. n n the-year anti Junior Ebetl's.
Johnston to Mark Allison Citizen-of-the-year last spring.
Tho1npson durlng a forn:ial She is the mother of Shelly,
dinner . party 1n the M1ss1on t, nnd Lisa. 6
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Those pr~sent 1 n c I u de d ._1ARITAL PROBLEMS! Jeromo H. Thompson o f can
Rive rside and Mrs. Sylvia Divtrsiflcd Co11nselon
Thompson of Riverside , paren~ ol the tiridegroom· 6 7 5 • 2 3 0 0
1-• and th I ii Htur11 1t ,. s ~.M. c ....... 0 er aJ1l y mcm-l:v1 .. by .... ,.lntmcnl
bcrs of the betrothed couple. I ~~~=====~== Miss Johnston is a graduateli ___ _
of Corona de! Mar High School
and was a student at Orange STITCHERY
Coast College. She will attend
California State College at
Long Beach next fall to major '
in home economics. I
Her fiance. an alumnus of
Riverside Polytechnic High
School a n d OCC no\v is ,
studying business at CSCLB. 1
A wedding is planned in.
June, 1970.
l lo111, Ti1Jen, Clowu
and flciwert .•• A
<ornlvol of fo11ey
fwl'I.
The
K~tT I
WIT f/., ·>X.h~. ·couwe. \'Ill! ·excbange we<ll!!P~ vo"" • · o'cf: 18 ·in s1.·-ew:s'P1\IJ.sl>yt~ii11i'i Church,
Newport Beach. · , ·
Califo~ia! · i'
:p~l'l'ltirtg· 'Under ·Instruct' Or
!jj ~anta, Ana 'and.>·,B 'ce
j ifOctavia f>ayne -at pt nge foa't, :eolJqe, Rutlv \i~. ble
•)).:loyd; ~ Laguna Bea A
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j>ainls i11 oils.
Mesa Seniors
Community Recreation
Cen ter at Orange County
Fairgrounds is the scene of
2ctivity when Costa Mesa
Senior Citizens meet at 11
a.m. every Tuesday.
Phon-
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA
l ower Mill Ac;ro1• irom
Woci!worth'1 '
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Betrothal Disclosed
Sherry Love to Wed
SHERRY LOVE
Future Bride
Ring Moves
Before Rites
During a dinner party in
their home Dr. and f\Irs.fl
James R. Seals of Newport
Beach announced the engage-
ment of her daughter, Shercy
Love and Winiam D. Jenkins,
son of Mr. and Mr s. ri,faynard l
J enkins of Huntington 'Beach.
The betrothal also was
disclosed during a candlelight
ceremony in the Hollywood
Presbyterian School of Nurs-
ing \vhere ~1iss Love is a
junior.
The bride-elect was
h;imeco1ning princess and a 1
songleader at Newport Harbor
High School and vice president
of her class at Hollywood.
Iler fiance is a graduate of
11untington Beach High Schocil
and now is attending Orange , ·
Coast College where he wa::i l '
selected Pirate of the Year.-
He will continue his education
on a football scholarship at the :
Un iversity of So uther nl
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DO SINGLE GIRLS
HAVE MORE FUN7
... o"IY If they've met the RIGHT. MANI
CALL S47·6667
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Th~ bride removes her
engagement ring from . the
fourth finger of her left lfand
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.Ex:•Newport Aee in .College World Series
By EARL GUlm<EY
Cl•el .. llY l'llfl $1ttf
As a prale~lonal baseball proslj*t.
St.eve Shedd ls not near the top of the
liata of, scouts who rate t.he high school
and college talent .across the UolteiS
Stites.
·· · A senior outfiekier at UCLA this
pa~t season, Shedd hit an unspec·
tacular .270 but had a .340 season as a
· junior, He was named as a second
1wn selection lo the all-PacUic ·i:l&ht
baMblll team.
tle'll play }n coueae b1seblll'1
\Vorld Serlu at :lgtnntng Fri·
diiy. ··1;
• •• J was lnelli!~le · jjl.l firll IS
games this yfir ~io 1cOutdn·i1et ofi \o
the same aWt the rest of lbe Ptl)'ert
did ," expla(lfS the former Newpart
Uarbor Hl1h athlete. ,-'
Nevertheleit, Shedd kept a careful
watch on t~ pre baseball draft.
"I really want a chance to try pro
bail wt.ethtr l'm dratted or not," bt
1.ays.
"I think any ball player who has any
talent at alJ should give it a try.
\Vlthout the pttMbre of schoolwork
and play'ing eVerj df,y, [ ,think I would
do well u 1 pro."
S~eiid, who aharei 1 West Los
Mieles apartment wJUt l.hree or his
UCLA teammates: say1 he'll try to
hook up will}. Montre~, since he
Wiisn't dratted:
"Rlght now MontreaJ, being an ex·
panslon team. has only cne minor
leque team. 11 a guy could make that
club, you could find yourself ln the biC
leagues oyemlght.''
He has been scouted by another e1-
pa11&ion club, Kansas City .
"Rosey Gilhousen, their chlel scout;
says the Royal& will draft several
UCLA players but he didn 't say which
ones."
SLedC: winces each time he thinks of
his 1270 senior balling average.
"It r~lly hurt because with a big
average I would 've been able to com·
mand a bonus. I hit .467 at Boulder,
Colo., laat summd' but aot ofr 10 that
bad slarl lhb oeaooo ~t UCLA."'
Shedd and ,everal of his teammates
traveled a~U over the U.S. with the
Boulctet t~, from Florida to Hawaii.
The Soll, rllO-pounder ls one of two
ex·N'ewpcrters from the clau of 1954
who f.'Ompeted In sports at UCLA lhla
pas( fear. Wade PearSOll wu a
linebacker on lhe Bruin football tean1.
Shedd's world won 't stop rotating if
he doesn 't btc0me a salaried bueball
player. An ~mies major, he plan•
to become a stockbroker eventually.
" ' I ·JQe to 'Buy Into Nevada Gaming?
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IN WORLD . SERIES -Steve
Shedd, former Newport J.lar·
bor High player, will start for ;
UCLA Jn the week's college
\vorla series in Omaha. Shedd
\Vas second team·; All·Conter.
eoce for the Bruins.
~odgers Send
t~utton Against
:Philadelphia· ,..J "°t":
~LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tl's alrtady . wtMJ11e begiMing of June. The baseball
.~son is t'A'O months old and Don
tf'litj>rysdale, who is reportedly being paid
d)' Joa ore thnn $100.000 by the Los Angeles
~i8odgers, is only J-2.
.~The main reason for the slow start was
tofft .-.h a t DrY1dale called a "deep.rooted .er ciain. right in here," and he polnled high
on his right ai'm, near his shoulder.
MW .iApril 23 rJte went on the disabled list
.hll1>1 11>*1 ~ Dodger Slole
JllM 10, DDll9•11; •1 PhlltodtlPhl•, 7'll 11.m .. KFI June 11.'Docl9eri w1 Phll•dflphl•. 1; J 11.m .. 11C'F1 ::.er •J1.nt ~I. DDOV~·· WI Ph ladth•hlt. 7:Sj P.m .• KF I
..+.f *'1d has since worked out slo\\•ly with the ~·tarm and kept his l!gS in shape by jog-
A~g. The arm has apparently responded ,.~d · the big Dodger right-hander will be ~bock.
~n*"ll's coming around pretty good," he
..,..id. · .. The soreness is diminished and ·all
I've got now arc some aches and pains, l:&J~e when you're in spring training. ~"It's strengthened and I think I'll be
$J ,ilbl c to pitch again by the end ot next ~·ezk," he said.
l":ut Tonight the Dodgers send Don Sutton,
8-4 , to race \\'oody Fryman. 4·2. of t he
.°""l1hiladelphia Phillies. Il's the first of a
""" thrce·i;ame series and continues a home
stand tha1 concludes with a four-ga me set
against San Diego's Padres next \Yed-
nesday.
If hc·s back on the schedule he
predicted, Drysdale will' pitch duriog a
:ieri es in Cincinnati that begins June 20.
And th at'll be nearly two months since
he saicl :
"\Vhcn the good Lord says lhal's it,
well, 111aybc that's it."
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'•'Halos' _Mm·phy ... . . . .
: faces Orioles
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it'Jr \ BALTJ:h10RE (AP) ·-The California
,1 1,~gels, a 14·game away-from-home-loss-
t!' 43lrin~ behind U1en1. tackl e the Eastern •,.,~vision leading Balttn1orc Or Io I es
tonight.
"'l''""'f'om Murphy. 4·3. \\'ill try to propel the
.... Western Division's tail·enclcrs to a s2co nd
""i "ttrai1:ht \ ictory, b u t m:inai;er L e f I y 4"!11...-~~--'-'~'---"-"'C:.:....:C:.:..C.:.
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!if' Ja;lllps undoubtedly is hoping that the
jMM*ting slump of last 11reekend ii al&o a
memory.
~ Angels managed iust live hits in 1' ~ gamtt at Cleveland. winning a one·
•ter J..O in lhe second game of a double ._.der Sunday.
,. "(lnl1 slick fieldlni third bueman
Aurelio Rodriguez It hitting with any frto'
Jn lhe An&el starting lincvp.
lm!lided In his lall. live hits are two
..-. a trlple, 1 blmer an<t a pair of
~ blUed In. WJ om~ Photbus, &-Ii .-HI bt 1'1urphy'3
moun ]pon<nt JonJghl.
After ae twO·(AA'le set, lhe Angels
_Ji'ye IJ10 l1tt travel«Jay Thursday, before ~a wtekerid ,., al \\Tuhlngton.
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STATELINE, Nev. (AP) -Joe
Namath say~ he ls "a little disappointed"
with the New York J ets, the team that
gave him $400,000 to sign a pro football
contract.
Namath ·1a now out of pro football, at
least he announced his retirement last
Friday rather than sell his Interest in a
New York City tavern.
PrJ> , football Commissioner P e t e
·Rozelle said gamblers frequent the
Bachelors Jll and Ordered Namath to sell
his one-third interest in the place or
retire.
Namath said Monday lhe Jets supplied
him with a list of unsa\'ory character1
wbo ~equented the bar tv.·o months a,o
In Newport Talk
but had made "no attemPt ~~elp since." Namath Is In Nevada to play In the wil'Klbreaker and mod fa shion wide
"I wqs a little disappointed," added the eighth annual Harrah 's lnv!lalional Golf strlped pants, and twirle<l a drink in hls
h!ro of ttie Jets 16-7 Super.fOiwl win over Tournament. The same Bill Harrah who hands as he answe rP.d questions.
the Baltimore Colts. ! runs !he tournament runs the largest Namath said he contacted the district
Namath was sitting in a We Tahoe gambling operation in the stale. attorney's office about hiring an oi( duly
casino, 1WToundtd by new~111en and Namath 's partners for the tournament investigator to work al his New York bar
gamblers. "1 did not do anythina: wrona," include a vice president of Harrah's, Bob after lhe Jets' IJ!port of gamblers seen
he sald at leut twice. liing, and one of Howard Hughes' top there. He did not say whether they ever
Only two questions put to the Jets aides, Ed Nigro. hired the investigator.
Quarterback drew "no comment" repUes H.ughes, in addition to other things, Rozelle first contacted him about the
from him: owns more Nevada casinos than any bar last Tuesday, Namath said. and gave
Would he be interested in buying Into other man. him 24 hours to sell.
one of Nevada's legal gaming operations? Namath played a rain-soaked practice Rozelle reconsidered last \Vednesday
I-las he uke.d a Las Vegas ·bank for a round Monday. He \Vas cn the 1$\h hole and gave him a couple of extra days,
loan to flnarice buying a caslno? when a press conference with him \\·as Namath said.
There had been a report that Namath about to begin. "The first feeling I had was !o sell. I
was looking [ox such a loan. He arrived an hour later clad in 1 talked with lriend~ and my lawyers and
decided It was not fair, not right," said
Namath. ·
"l just want to know what I did
wrong." he &aid. "The big problem ls
that I want to play football."
.Reports that his decision to quit pro
football could cost him up to $5 million
dollars were accurate. Namath said .
Nothing has transpired since last Fri·
day that would cause him to change hi:s
mind, Namath said. He :nd.icated his
future plans extend only as far as a
movie in July.
Although he said he would like to talk
to Rozelle, Namath held little hope such
conversation v.·ould be profitable. "f dn
not expect him to budge an inch," said
Namatll.
Deposed Laker Coach
AAU-College
Feud Won't
Hurt U.S. Team May Take His Shots
' Bill Van \ Breda Kolff, th~ guy who
coached the Los Angeles Lakers to a pair
qf Wutem Division champ\ooshlps then 1
lost hb iob, will be giiest '"°er at the
Yardley Banquet, June 18 at the
Newporter Inn.
His appearance at the annual event
shouid add comldtrable Interest to the
golligi. ort· ..,._ which are traditionally
highligbted'-:by (I) George l'ardley·s
presence anCt occasional raw 'jokes (2)
presentation of the trophy to the Harbor
area'li leading male athle te.
It is not anticipated that van Breda
Kolff will be saying many kind \vords
GLl"ll WHIT•
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about one of his former players .•. a
chap named · Wilt C1l4mberlain. It is
rumored that Will had trouble taking
suggestlons from the Laker coach.
Therefore, the Lakers suggested that
van Breda Kollf seek employment
elsewhere, wh ich tbe ex-Princeton tutor
did. He will now guide the destinies ()f the
Detroit Pistons.
Van has not been knO\\'n as a man to
restrain his feelings ... which partly ex-
plains wh) he drew 30 technical foul s last
sea.son. Now he can spout ()ff with no
threat oJ fine or technlcal.
However, perhaps he'll go along with
the lvy League manntrs he was ac·
customed µ,during college coaching days
at .Princeton and will decline lo say
anything 'derogatory about Chamberlain
or Lakers O'A'Jler Jack Kent Cooke.
Thal would be most charitable on Bill's
part. But it \\·ould also seem beyond the
1.:all of ,duty.
Actually, the Spon!Orlng Newport
Junior Chamber of Commerce ble\v the
chance of a liletime when It hurried out
and seeurec! van Breda Kolft as Yardley
lipeaker.
• It could have added e1-Anfe'ls' chief
Bill Rigney to the pt'OKfam and made a
great' double header. Or It could have had
Chamberlain sharing the program tu
Rozelle, Namatl1
May Hold Talks
NE\V YORK (UPI) -Pete Roze lle,
commissioner of profrssional football.
said Monday night he'd "be happy'' to sit
dO\l.'ri with Joe Namath and di&cuss the
Jtluttion which forced the New Yo1,.
Jets' star quarterback into reliremenL
last week. •
"I'd be happy to. talk to hlm at anv
Ume. J advised hlm last Friday that ah
ht had lo do WU, aet In touch With me
ar:d ~·e'd make arrangements to sit do\li'n
ant! talk," sajd Rozelle.
"However, we atOI have the problem
,\·e had.'' Rozelle addt'd. relerrlng to hi~
earlier decis10n that Namath elth'r sell
his intereet In h1s local bistro ot face
suspen111on.
Roaellt said that he had talked to tba
Jett' oHklala but. wu not aware that
Namath had aaked &hem to hirt: R m111n to
Police his nightclub In ord'r to keep out
I.be unsavory element.
The commissioner made It clear that
he h<lped t.be problem could be settled.
"'I'd like to iee Joe Namilth play toot~
ball next ye1r," he said.
'laborate on all the thinp van Breda
Kollf does not know about ct1ach.!ng.
Short ClrC1,dU
Fred Gt11, es-Compton High buketball
star, bat beto named bead case mentor
at the University of CalUornia, RJverslde.
Goss replaces Dwain Lewlt, wbo baa
been fiven tbe unlikely poalUoa of assls..
tant director or ad:llttlcs.
ApparuUy Rfvenlde Ji 4-ct1tratJn1 lls
sports program several ~e• fold if lt
needs aa asliatant AD. ~I ls tbe sixth
highest 1C1>ttr In CIF blstory aad played
on UCLA. '1 1165 NCAA UUe team.
The laraest offtrack thoroughbred
training ctnter In the west Is being &et up
at the Rancho California cen ter in
Ri verside County.
Nancy Bunnln11 wife of Detroit Tiger
pitcher Jim Bunnln1, hat a baseball team
o{ ber owa to worry aboUt. The Hunnings
have nloe kids.
Gymnast Dan Kinsey of Costa t-.fesa
\\'BS honored at Michigan State Universi-
ty when he was preaented ~tth an award
which goes to Lhe member doing most for
the Varsity Club.
l\1ark Payge of Ne'lrpO(t· Bettll 11 a
member of &be Cal WelArn 1olf team
tournament at Ftrt WorUI, Tei. He 11 a
sophomore aod aver11t1 71. Illa team
was 15-1 thl1 Jeuo11.
He wa1 lrviae Leape c•ampl.., at San
Clemente Hlt:ll and alto 1tarrtd at
Orange Coast CoUe1t. ·
Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club will
N01' increase Its fees unW .the course is
in better shape. Earlier an article had er-
roneously stated that fees would go up
Aug. 1.
Gurney 3rd
111 USAC
Standings
JNDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Dan Gurney
of Costa Mesa holds do\vn third place in
the latest U.S. Auto Club's ~hamplonshlp
point standings.
Gu rney has 800 points and trails only
?\1ario Andretti (1,490 ) and Bobby Unser
(895),
Andrettl kept his lead despite hi11
se'w'enth place fini sh in a 150-miler at
1'1\h\•aukee Sunday .
Andrettl picked up 1,000 points for win•
ning the Indianapolis 500 on ~temorial
Day.
The Mlhvaukee race moved ~cond
fini~her Jim Malloy and third place A.J.
Foy! Jr. into the U~ JDµ t4Ul for the
first time this season. Art Pollard picked
up 300 points for winning the Rex MayS
racr, but ranks only 13th of the season.
UPI T1lt;>*l•r.
Lmig·shot D1·aftee
Denise Long , 18-year-old basketbaU star from \\'bitten. Iowa, \vho
Y.'as drafted by the San. Fral\cilico \Varriors, demonstrates her skills
by driving past the \Varriors' · Nate Thurmond. i\Ii ss Long. 5-11,
averaged nearly 70 points a ga;ne last season and three times scored
100 or more poi nts.
LOS ANGELES (A P) -The new head
ct1ach of the United States' track and
field team that will mett the Russians
and British here next month says the
renewal of the feud between lhe NCAA
and the AAU shoulci not hurt American
chances.
Joe Yancey, 56, longtime unpaid coach
of the New York Pioneer C1ub, was nam-
ed Monday at the weekly meeting of the
Southern California Track a n d Field
\Vrlters Assoeiallon.
Jn a telephone conversation from New
York, Yancey said he wasn't aware that
the bitt!r fight over control of amateur
sports in America had been renewed.
A long-standing NCAA rule says
athletes who compete In meets not sanc-
tioned by the U.S. Track and Field
Federation, an NCAA affiliate group,
would Jose all remaining college tligibili-
ty-.
Seniors would apparently not be af·
fected.
At l\1onday's meellng, Vern \Volh\
track coach of the defending NCAA
champion University o( Sou the r n
California team. said he had been warned
the rule was still in ef£ect ana would be
invoked in the case of the AAU cham·
plonships at Miami June 27·28 .
The first two finishers In that meet
qualify to compete in the international
triangular meet between the United
States, the Soviet Union and the British
Commonwealth July 18-19 here as well as
other meets overseas.
Ylolfe said If the NCAA ban remained
In effect. and sanction by the USTFF was
not given. college coaches 'vould probably
11dvise their 11thl<.!tes not to compete in
~1iami and thereby ruin chances for in·
ternationaJ competition.
''There a r e so ma n y line freshmen.
sophomores and juniors in college right
now and If they weren't given a chance to
make the U.S. tea1n, it would be sorely
felt," Yancey said.
•·But I still don 't thinF it would hurt our
chances. I still think \\'e would ha ve a
chance to beat the Russians in team scor·
ing."
Yancey. a Negro selected by a vote of
35 members of the National AAU track
and field com1niltee, said he was honored
to br. named coach of the U.S. team after
so many foreign affiliations.
Sports Clipped Short
IOC Rebuffs Brundage
\\' ARSA \V -New rules created by the
Jntcrnal!onal Ski Fed:'ration (FIS) that
allow skiers lo receive expense money
and nppe.rir In c11:1vertiscments under cer-
tain conditions have been endotied by the
international Olympic Committet.
The new FIS rules ban skiers from
co1npetlng for money but permit them to
reeelve expense money and pay for time
lol!t from worJc .
TI'lty also allow skiers to appear in
ad\'ertisements if they re c Pi v e
prnnission from their national federa·
tlo"~
The IOC also rcbufred Avt'r)' Brundage,
Its 82·)'CaN>ld president from Chici-110, by
shelvin& his demands that twc \Vintt'r
G1ur.e" champions return their gold
mtrtalii. •
DiTROTT -~tlckey 1..ollch wanted t.e>
ijh'e his IS-hour-old daughter an initlul
birthday presenl ~lo':'lday night -but hts
teammates and the Seattle Pilots
'<Wouldn't cooperate.
' Lollc h, niak lng his f!nit start since
being hit by a line drive in Oakland li'fay
27, tied h!s own l'.!an1 strikeout record of
16 set only 2 1~ week s ago but the PilolS
pulled out a 3-2 ,·lclory in 10 innings O\ er
the Dctroil Tl&crs ..
ri!EXICO CITY f Jneral services
"·ere held ri1 onday for ~lexico'.s No. I te:1·
nls player. Rafael Osuna, one of ;9
persons killed in a plane cras h near
Monterrey \Vl'dne!lday.
Althou.(h the rt':mains of tnosl o( the
crash vict!Tn aboard the Mt.xicana de
Avlaclon plane wert unldenlitinble. tht!y
\Ycre reportedly "officiaUy identified"
J1nd pln1.-cd in caa:kcts fur Individual
funernl~.
Directors of the tennis federation fin·
nouneed lhat a bust of Osuna win be
placed on the Chapultepec Tennis Courts.
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LOUISVILLE -Towering Thomas
Paine Monday became the llr11l Negro lo
s.ign a letter of lnt:-nt to play basketball
at the Uni\'ersity o( Kent ucky. He al@
will be !he talle!:l player in the
ur.:i\'ersity'1 hlstory al 7·fOOl·I.
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BRJSTOL, England -The American
contingent, led by aces Arthur Ashe and
Clark Oraebner, breezed to some e1sy
'ic:nrle~ Monday ln the rich W'Kk. Open
Tenni& Tournamtnt'~ opening round:'-
A~hc. bf Richmond, V,11., ranke<t No. I
Ir. the United States, defeated Bernard
Pevl of Franel': M , 6--4. Graf'brler, of New
''or k, No. 2, likewlM! scored a str•lghl
szt triumph "'ilh " 6-4. 6·2 victory uver
Onnle Parum of New Zealand.
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Namath's Act
Menaces Football
You examine the behavior of Joe Willie Namath
over the past week and you can onl>'. conclude that the
gears inside Joe's skull aren't meshing properly.
Incensed that the commissioner of football has
ordered him to relinquish a part ownership in his New
York restaurant, Joe has unexplainably become hy s-
terical over it all and says he's quitting football.
· Sobbing Joe points out nobody has .accused him o(
associating '.with the garoblers w~o ~e said to f?1!9.Utnt
his establishment and cries "pnnctple'~ and "gU!lt 'by
a ssociation.''
OK, let's assume Pete Rozelle backs down and al-
lows Joe to continue bis restaurant operation. And let's
say Namath finds a gambler or two in his place and
boots them out on the pavement.
Then let's assume Joe and the Jets make it to next
year's Super Bowl again and he has a rotten day and
the Jets are bombed out. Then imagine one of those
gamblers being picked up by poli~e on some cha_rge
and -still piqued at Namath -clauns Joe took a dive.
You would again hear Joe cry "principle'' and
''guilt by association" as he is sent packing. It wouldn't
take much of a gambling scandal to cause pro football
to flounder on the rocks.
It is the game's greatest menace and if its greatest
quarterback doesn't believe it, there's always the Ccn-
tinental League.
LAGUNA DEPT. -The bitter feelings betwffn
Laguna High's coaches and the school's princi,.I, Bob
Rffves, will come to e head tonight when they mfft
with the .school board in • closed session.
Four coaches h•ve quit already and if th• rut don't
find syMJHthY tonight, look fo·r twO' more ·to t.11gn -
Ed Bowen and Hal Akini . 1
* * * CLIMBING DEPT. -A Costa Mesa High junior,
Jim Thrasher climbed ' to the summit 0£ M~ Whitney
over the week~nd and planted Mes'a Hfgb's Yictory flag
at the peak.
· John Lowe, Santa Ana, made the climb with
Thrasher. The pair tried the feat earlier this year and
!ailed.
* * * CHANCELLOR DEPT. -UCI Chancellor Dr. Oen
Aldr ich, who is working himielf into shape for th• U.S.
Masters Track and Field championships in Sien Diego
later this summer, is competing in •II-comers mffts 1t
Orange Coast College.
A discuis-javelin thrower, Aldrich sayi he's trying
to arrange a match at OCC with LA Times publisher
Otis Chandler, a world class weight man at Stanfor4.in
the early 1950s.
CREW DEPT. -Orange Coast's crew didn't come
close to raising the money needed to travel to the IRA
at Syracuse this week but the.y went anyway. They
needed $1 ,500 and came up with $150.
The team members are either paying their own
way or taking student loans to finance the trip.
* * * DAVIS DEPT. -Ex-UCI basketb1ll coach Dick
Hurdle
Champ
In Meet
The Oranae County lovita-
Uonal track and field meet bu
\ta: third Olympic champion in
the told IOday.
Ht's Willie Davenport, who
won the gold mtdal in the llD-
meter hl'h hurdles at tbe
Mexico City Olympic Games
Jut October.
Meet director Earl Engman
announced he has Davenport's
entry for tht Saturday af·
terooon meet at El Modena
Stadium.
Now representing th e
Houaton Strlders Track Club,
Davtnport ls~a co-hoJder of the
world record for his tvent at
'13.2. The obtaining of Davtn·
port was something of a
surprise for Engman.
"Wlllit had previously
declined an Invitation to com-
pete but when bt found out we
had Eddie Ottoz of Italy and
Leon Coleman signtd up he
clilled mt back and !laid 'I'll
be there.' " .,
Ottoz is the pint-sized Italian
who won tht bronzt medal in
Mexico City. Ht's the Euro-
pean champ. Coltman won tht
bronie medal at the Olympics.
He's the only man to deleat
Davenport this ytar -at the:
?.1odtsto Relays.
Long jump gold medalist
and world reeord holder (29-
%1h:) Bob Beamon has tntered
the 100.yard dash.
Btsides Davenport a n d
Beamon, the gold mtdalist lin·
ed up Is IOl'.kneter entrant
Ralph Doubell ol Australia,
Bill Toomey, the Laguna
Beach resident who. won the
· Olynipic de cat h ~on cbam·
pionship in Mtxico 'Ctty, was
lined up to compete Saturday
but a conflicting· ,.speaking
engage,ment in <?fotcticut
forced him to wlthdrJw.
Silvtr medalists to Compete
Include high jumper E d
Caruthers. triple j u m p e r
Nelson Prudtncio of Brai il
and Barbara FtrreU of Los
Angeles in the women's 100.
Bronzt medalists in addition
to Ottoz art: Ludvik t>anel of
Czechoslovakia (discus) and
Chi Cheng of Taiwan in the
women's 100.
Tickets, priced at SJ.SO and
S2 !or adults, art on sale at all
Mutu.al Agencies.· Qiildrm's
(under 12) duc:als sell.for 11.
Soccer Clash
Davis has hired two aisistants at San Diego State -
Tim Ve:r.le from Tahoe Paradise College •nd Bart Hart,
of St. Bernard High in Pleya del Rey.
Veiie played under Davis at Glendale High in 1959.
Eintracht Brunswick of Ger-
many and tile famous Univer-
sidad or Mexico professional
soccer teams ·will collide at
tht Uis Angtles Memorial
Coliseum, Sundtly, June 22, at
3 p.m.
• T...,, :i. .. 10. IM
" Press Saints
~ardtr~
Nominees
Marina May
'
/As Spe~t Sunset T-eam·
!l's not e"'ctly whit y.u ,.,.:., bo bu IU~ size the ft1I wben -~
-1d call letllni the cal "1t : :': -ciabt deJtb 'be.~~-<ancenlraled _...,
or the baa to report that Santa 'Ille vfki... dlcln' liold a th!S 1p!in1 en 10dWC ..
Ana Hiib wlll field the SUN<t sprinr 1.,,.. -Imtud -syatam to the bo)>a al -
L<aaue'• fas!est football twn duetlnc a cIInlc for pwen!S ninr them thrwP ~ ,.
next season oot nmaJnr a and boolten. ~·11 double up • '"' ollol
BART CARRIDO
I •· ... ~.. Coon ..;a a bard con-~· leanied it Ille -cl ... se<0nd wU ~ •-•-dltlonlq ,......,. Win bo(ln ill' "-pis condltloolq s.,t. j"f"-Coach Jim Coon .. ,. plenty
of speed in h~ jtdl-flnbhed
spring drills end he loved
every atep of il.
·fk':s figuring on 1.a sprlz:lter
Dave La~y to handle a
flanker-back spot next fall and
Joe VentimiJlia (I.I) to look
for dayll&bl from a tailback
berth.
-
'-88 Grid Dopes
Three Players
• • . .
Hold Key to Fl:,
Carrido: Class Plaver; .,
~n nyl he lnstruc1ac(Jli•
plaJU• M .ell thty'il neeil'1tO
know for thtir flnt 1ame
Sept. 19 at La Puente and left
conditioning to wait unUI fall.
"This was a rtal tn-
thusiastiC group -J think it
voorked harder than any l'vt
had at Marina."
Fountain Valley Hli[I. !oot-
boil coach Bruce Pickford
surveyed "" sprini .football practicff aDd conclUded that
next fall's Baron team tn!Pt
very wtll stand or faJI Wilb
1111.~""" If the~ wants to tum out f• ..
team.
Raymond Is Top Eagle
The Orange Coa'1. area has
produced more than ILB shart
of class basketball players -
John Vallely, George Yardlty,
asketball players -John V-
Paul Ntumann, etc.-but pos·
sibly the most exciting of the:-:i
all is Bart Carrido, tht pint-si-
zed former Costa Mesa High
and Orange Coast College
star.
He's a candidd.te for the
George Yardley Trophy ,
awarded tach year to the
Coast area's most outstanding
atblete. Ca}'rido, only s-11,
possesses liaJitnin& speed on a
basketball Court and enough
spring in. his legs to leap up
and stuf! the ball through the
hoop.
He plays now al Cal Poly
(PoIIJDna), where he retum11
next season for his senior
year.
There were skeptic• when it
was teamed Canido would try
to play four-year colltge ball
after his OCC career.
Too small. they said.
But, Carrido was a starter
at Cal Poly from tht lirst
game last season and wound
up the year with a IS.point
scoring average.
Listen to coach Bob Stull :
"This tittlt gu y is really
unbelievable. He's the one who
makes our club go. Our fans
over here really lovt him ."
Carrido is one ot seven
players off the 1968 Eastern
Confennce OCC ttam to have
been granted four-year school
scholarships. He supplied the
speed and daring for Costa
Mesa's strong teams of the
mid-1960s.
The ZO.year-old cager wants
to coach in tht Oran:;:! Coast
area following colltge gradua·
Lion.
"Bob Raymond Is the type
of kid with a lot of characttr
-ht won't 10 out and die on
you in a game."
That'• how former Estancia
High coach John Lowry
describes possibly his best
football playtr of last season.
Rayroond has been Ont of 14
candidates nominated t o
receive the George Yardley
Trophy, an award presented
annually to the Newport
Beach-Costa ?.1esa area's most
outstanding male athlete.
A senior football-wrestling
star at Estancia High this past
school year, Raymond has
been a ~a!nstay in Est.ancia's
varsity football picture for
thret seasons.
"He's been a starter for me
thrte y~ars and ht worked out
with the· varsity when he was ,
a frtshman, '' say8 Lowry of
tht 20>pound lineman.
"Ht played offensive and
defensivt tackle for me and
was the type of guy who pro-
ductd whtn it counttd. 1 can
remem&tr our F o u n t a i n.
Valley pmt hls junior year
when we had two great goal
lint stands in winning. 14-7.
Tht Hims showed he was
great that night.
"And 1ic always played a
art:al game against Loar.a. tbt
clus teefu of our lea,ut. ''
Raymond sllmmtd down
from th! heavywtight class
and won1 the Irvine Leagut's
194·pound wrestling cham-
pionship this year. And
nothing kept him from com·
peling.
He gashed his fa ce working
out for one meet on a Wed·
nesday and wrestled that Fri·
day with ' six stitches holding
the wound together.
Next season will be Coon'•
fourth at the Marina htlm and
ht says the '18 Vikes will be
the school'S best yet.
"We have a weak point ln
that wt don't have a ltated
quarterback but we have that
spted and the defense will be
stronger nert season."
The quarterback candidates
are Rick Satman, up from the
junior varsily, and Dave
Campbell, last ytar's Bee
sLarter. Last year'• starttr,
Grtg Htnry, dtparts via the
cap and gown route.
Coon calls the quarterback
match ID tven race so far.
three playtrs.
"We have three 1ood boys
ovtr here who are. qutstiOD
marks right now ," be says.
"Brady Moore was our
fasttst back let .seuon but bt
tells me ht may move out of
the district. BUI Qwnplon is a
ltltennan lackit and center
but hu a bad bacl aod may
nevtr play again.
"And Rick Hartsfield lei·
ttred as a sopbomott last
ytar but hurt a knee tn • gym
class and might r:ietd surgtry.
Those thret are very im·
portant playen and If we lose
'tin · all we might be in trou·
ble."
Pickford's candidates played
tht.k annual spring game
He says the Baroni ~
be talented eooqh a t
quarterback. wUb !Iva e
starter John Svoboda,
!ilalou and Valbuena all.,.._
lor the spot.
Gray Top
Prospect
ForDiablos
Coon· mom. 11 lettirmtn
but only thrtt wtrt starttn in
'68 -Lacy, VenUmiglia and
lintbacktr,_ Dave Ttal.
. In tht offtnsiff Unt, Coon 1 Saturday and scored a 7-0 win
over last season's varsity
seniors. '11'1e TD play was a
G a r y V a I b u ena·to-Gary
Htma~ez pass. Transfer
Like m°"t of the CJr'llll
Coast erta's prep fl t •
coaches, MissiOn Vie}o'a -
Dodit doesn't aet too .....
ovtr what happens-io--...S -
drill!.
"Wt looked pretty toml taill
spring but we won't ...,
much unUI we atart hi~ lt
tht fall," ht says. '
To Boost
SC Hopes
San Clemente High School
may havt acquired a football
star via the lran.sfer route.
He's Ja~k KOiata, a six-fool ,
200-pound fullback and tight
end pro&pect who played last
season at Foothill High in
Tustin.
Head San Clementt coach
Tom Eads was pleased with
the newcomer's "''ork in tht
just-concluded spring drill.~
and has him penclled in for a
.starling ass ignment n t x t
:;eason.
Kolata playtd wt 11 in the
le am 's intersquad touch game
at the old San Juan Capistrano
High field Saturday, won by
the White team, 7.0.
"The attitude has befit ....
so \hat's bound to m.lb UI
"We accomplished what we
set out to do ln spring practict
-we looked at as many
players as we could. I think
tht kids did a good job at tougbtr." practicing by working hard."
Pickford would like to havt Dodge says if thtre .., •
enough players to t~o-platoon of bis pl.iyers 'tho 1tbod P la
hU: opponents but he figures spring workouts, it wu 11..Jt,
he'll come up a ftw players !90-pound Mike Gray 1 r-short. ' ' "Som £ bo ill ha , guard. I e o our ys w ve Dodge calls Graf "my '*'·
to 10 both ways for us -Dan footba11 player" and ..,a &ht
Shaw can play ¥1fback and _ __, i.:t Ith~-~ safely, 11 Rick Piwert -1• .. t h&1u-w ter W ...,... sliould ra1t .. ID . havt to." League proopect MZI -Two· other double duty can· JJl the team's iJJriftl _.
didetes are Steve Raupp and last Friday, the GOids bMI: ...
Bill Kristlnel -Pickford has a sizable Scarlets, JU, with Don scoring on en IJO..yard ICftmo lineman in 22G-pound Ted Lid-mage run and Tom Be:NI ..
don, · flut tht a>acb aays ht remaining Gold TD on .a 11-
OCC COACH
WINS TITLE
yard dash. ·w
Tht lone Scarlet accn wu
posted by DtMll Hn&11 do,
who scored·en • 60-yard ....
thrown by Jim Davia.
SPILLER DEPT. -Ex-Newport High and OCC
football star Phil Spiller -now of the Cincinnati Ben-
gals -is operating the Coast Athletic Club in Costa
Mesa.
LOOK-ALIKE DEPT. -UCl crew CNch Duvall
Hecht and race driver Dan Gurney.
Short Course Racing
Opens at Fair grounds
Baseball
Standings
Last year's Triton• were 1-1
but Eads sayS he'll havt more
talent on hand next fall.
Eads had been conumed
about how his two quarterback
candidates would fart in the
Saturday scrimmage but ap-
parently doesn't know any
more now than he did last
week. 'lbe prospects art Rick
Geddts and Keith Gibson.
Orange Coast C o"t tea e
baseball coach B • r r y
Wallace captured the
California Outdoor Handball
Championship'• Class A title
Sunday by downing Frank
Scotti or Santa Ana in the
rlnals, 21-4, 21~.
Mission Viejo wu S-J lllit
year and Dodge bu -111-termen returnlng, all of ..._
started for hlm lut -.
The starters: Mike ~.
end; Tom Ber~. backt Sii
JobnBOll, end; \!Ob~
center; Dick WnUtr, Oll'd.
and Don Wilson, bock.
Tbe quarterblck c•""••
are Ed Gray, • nblrllll
varsity sub; Jim DaTia. 1(1
from the Bee team; Da&I
Citro, a .halfback last ,....,
and Bob Anderson.
1
I
Dodgers in 14-4 Win;
Pitching Duel Looms
"ll's likt no other kind of
racing -you have to see it to
know what 1t's all about," said
Jack Milne. a o ne-time
Pasadena Western U n i o n
messenge:-boy, now reputed
to be a millionairt.
One of the summer baseball Dodgers didn't belt any home He was talking about short track motorcycle racing which
season'• greatest pitching runs but Jeff M;alinoff slugged he and brother Cordy will in-
duels looms Saturday night at two triples aod Tom King ad· troduce to fail at Orange
the Costa Mesa Park when County Fairgrounds this Fri· ded another three-bagger. Bob day nigh!.
Lee Fisher's Harbor Dcxlger 1 .... vy bad lour RBl's. ~ . Some 35 riders will compete
team faces Santiago in an The Dodgers lost l o on Swedish, Czech and English
American Legion game. Anaheim Kohne at La Palma sptelal-roadt bikes that burn
Pitching for the Dodgers Park Saturdav on an unearned metbenol and takt off like
will be El ·a chucker J scartd rabbit s . The e1· s anci run in the ninth, 1-0 Fisher's
h t I lightweight bikes have one
Chuck Loset • r t c e n Y team is 3-3 in Orangt County cylinder and ere built only for
drafted by the Seattle. Pilots. Legioh action. racing on an oval from a sixth
The Santiago hurler 1s Burt ---"------------'---------
Blylevin , picked up 1as1 week SOFT SELL SAM ly MarYhl Myen
by the Minnesota Twins.
The Dodgtrs laced up their
hitting boots Sunday and
bombed Santa Ana at Santa
Ana Valley High, 14-4. The
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to a quarter mile arouild.
"Jmagint six riders at full
speed hitting a flat turn -
they have to broadsidt around
and that's whtre the skill and
the thrill CiJmes in." said
Miine.
Jack and his brother, Cordy,
won honors in Callfornia in the
30s when there were a dozen
tracks opratlng in California.
They went to Australia and
raced with success, then in·
vaded England where in 1937
Jack won the world cham-
pionship at Wembley Stadium
before 80,000, i n c 1 u d i n g
royalty.
Lammy Lamortaux o f
Pasadena was second, and
Cordy Milne third. tt was a
shutout for the Australian!!
and Europeans that was hard
to takt.
Jack and Cordy own a
motorcycle and auto a.etQCY in
Plsadena. Jack thinks the
Fair Grounds oval will be a
succeu with racing every Fri-
day nljbl He already lJ talk·
ing a.bout lruitalllng addlUonal
grandltlnds. The plant now
stats ·1.000.
NET TITLE
GOES TO DUO
Jo Darius and H a n k
LelcbUrltd walked away
with top honcn tn a
Memorial Day weekend ltn-
nia: toumamtnt held at the
Newport Shortt Apartrr.~nl
courts.
Th<y won the Rlue nigh\
ti!le by downing Slllrley
Reid and BUI Bwbom. Tim
Macrea and Dtl Butera co~
ped the consolaliMI title.
Fred Myers and Joyct
Kupartk won ...i nigh!
honon wllh a v1clory over
Howard Kimball and Sylvia
Dike. John ETntrlOn and
Gloria Ro&er• took the con-
aotaUon crown.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Eaat Olvtsion
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Pittsburgh 26 28 .481 101/:
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Philadelphia Ill 31 .3117 16
Montreal 12 37 .24S 22
West Dlvlsloa
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Los Angeles 30 22 .~77 2
Cincinnati 27 21 .563 3
S. FranciiCO 29 23 .558 3
Houston 27 30 .47~ 7~~
San Ditg 24 33 .4%1 JO!~
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Baltimore 39 IS :109 -
Boston M 18 .SIO 3
Detroit 27 23 .SjO 911
Wasbtntton 29 29 .500 111h
New Yont 18 It .491 12
Cleveland 11 33 .MO 1811
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Seattlt 24 28 .461 5
Chicqo 11 :18 .42' 8\1
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O.k!W I~ '~I •I WMhf"'1tn (Coltlt'lelt WI; nlP!I
"Both of them played just
about equally well," he said.
Eads has 15 lettennt n
returning from tht ttam that
struggled through last season.
QB Aces
Excite CdM
Grid Coach
Corona dtl Mar Hl&h foot-
ball coach Dave Holland says
he'll havt mort depth next
season and a aood ltt of rvn-
nin,g backs but ht'• evtn more
ei:clted about his protpreds •t
quarterback. ~ .
'M'le candidates there are
Keith Samutls and Gltnn
MUler. Jloth 11ood out In
C.Orona de! Mar's 1 .. ll tprlnl
game !llandoff Saturday Ind
both, Holland adds, a~ e
substantially tmprovtd.
"Miiler wu hurt last ytar
and didn't play •but he look!
like he mllht really help uS -
it's qulle a 1urprlle. And
Samuel• showed us in the
spring game thlt ht'• really
improved."
Rick Petroa, Miller and
Steve Morris 111 1 cored
touch3.wm for the While
team Saturday while Steve
Judith scored lwioe • " d
Samuels once for the BluH .
"We were happy with the
game," Holland Yid.
Holland wlll have ltvtft let·
tennen to work wtth In the fall
¥.'ho started lut year.
-Th• ruMln( bacl<s he'• high
on art Pelros. Judith and Jdf
Cummings. Tbf: bt•l athletes
on th& deftnslve ,Ide ire Jtff
Richert (Hlel)'), Jell Goe!IU
(tackle), Douc H 1111 ar d
(llJ&rd) and Gr<i Carey
(tu•rd).
'
And Costa 1'1esan J im
Canrleld topped OCC football
coach Dick Tucker, 21-17, lS-
21, 21·9, for Class B honors
in the two-day affair at San·
ta Ana College.
Fifty entrants participated
In the tourney.
"We'll hav& enouab tulft
speed but we won't have U'!J
blazers," Dodge nys.
Bruising Baja 500
Starts Wednesday
ENSENADA, Meslco (AP) the race Is Cbapola, ..... B
-The brul!ing Baja IDO road ml1a down the ruqoj, Joi•
race begino Wednesday witii Collfomla penlmula. llllal sl
John Jobnaon, the I a n k Y the route is unpaved.
perennlol wtnner In dane bug--• s 1 gy driving, In the fleld of J8$, J-. :18, ~ Pr •I
·The driven-on band".from _Valley, _C~lif., won fttl: u·
thrvu8'>out 1be unlied Stales -..,.._..-.1u1-w1111 •
Include Wally Dallenbach, who Corvalr-powefed duno bow:
brle!Iy led tbll year'o IGO-mlle In last year•a Meslcan J,a.
Memortel .1!11 r1<e at ~~ He !Jnlshed ftrst thr<e !im. to
dianapollJ and j!ob Boadurant, · 'II a vtteran 1port1 car driver. the ~ao 100 1nd saya,he
TIMn 11 . mocorc,deo wln tlilJ week.
enttred a:"we11 u four.wheel Attbouch mo1t of the drivm
drive 'vtblcltl end a t ·o ck Ult• heavy foot. a~ light car' paaqer can. A mutmum for the aancf.y terrain, Johnsc8
Ume llmlt or ID houn bu -la rudy wltii a macblnt "~ llilb ' driven Iavtnc ....... lq 1,1111 pourlds. Moot o!
Ensenada at on....i.ute IJ>. lhe -. will wel(lt abOll tervalJ. 1,200 pounds.
'Ille ...,thenunool . ..._. of "My car wW wtlgh mort
..,.... .Uwi --I Itel ft
Fish Report
aboald be ltllrdy," bt Mid.
•:Moot o1 1llo othen wtl M ta1llnC • chance of briakll(
up," I
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u • dune bu&D' dra& racer iii
the Imperial Valley clatrl olll
last Mardi wu oveNll • n.-fJl 111o Lu Vqu Mbll ..
lo Nevada.
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STOl.EN1TREASURE -The "To Caleb a i\oaring
Lion" 'episode of ''ft Takes a Thief," on Channel 1
tonltht at 8:30, involves Brock Peters and Denise
Nicllolas, above, as security personn el of a newly
emerging Alrican nation in search of ·a stolen na·
tional scroll.
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Tl!LEVISION VIEWS
Country Sound
Wins.TV Spurs
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -With pop .music virtual·
ly the major :field for a financial bonanza in sh~w
businesr nowadays, it is only lo~ical that the city
of Nashville, Tenn., is bot television stuff.
Nashville of course is the general headquarters
for th'at part~ the pop1 music industry that special-
izes in the country sound. And since this particular sound has .worked its way ·into much pf the more
sopli.isticated pop music in show business, the logic
fo r the city's prominence in video is even clearer.
.:(HIS PAST Saturday, the first regular. weekly,
prim~ time network video series to origii:tate in
NastiviJle -the Johnny Cash show -arrived on
A·BC-TV, an hour in 1ength. . And this coming Sunday, another Nashvill e
entey, an hour-long program entitled "Hee Haw,"
wilf'elTlve on CBS-TV .
't'he Johnny' Cash show replaced, "The H~!ly
wood. Palace" for the summer, and · Hee Ha w 1s
also a vacation-time series -taking over the slot
vacated by the canceled Smothers Brothers pro-
gram. Come fall .. the Leslie .Uggams ~eries will. oc-
cupy .the time penod. a lso with a music-and-variety
formal. ' From the v ery t1tle, '"Hee H.~w_,'! ~nd ·f.r~m a
look at upcoming perf~ti op. ~e series. it seeffif. p~ certain llial this show·wlll;sUckJiy and large, '
to tile standard, Jr;idltioiial countcy>Jt•tem mus~ . '
approach. The t'O/l<J4ts· are Roy Clark and "'Buck
Owens. An'd fan S' or the ·smothefs BrOth.ers 'series·
may well swallbw hard to think 1it is' be-Ing replaced
by a show called "Hee Haw ." ·
THE JOHNljY CA~H show, on !he. other .hand,
is a,country-orienied· program with quite oQVlously
a different style, and a different gOal in 'm.ind.'lts'"
purpOse, aside from entertaining, is to illustrate
wh=might more properly be call~. co~.nlry-folk mu~ , the very music that has bad su~-enorn:ious
im ton the more polished forms of the pop field.
A lotk at last weekend 's debut made that approach
verYkJear, · . Cash's program is, without doubt. the best coun-
try music show ever offered on network television.
The only unfortunate part of the premie-re was some
gosh-awful comedy by a lady named Fannie F.Jagg,
who would seem more likely to bel ong on a 'show
called, say, "Hee Haw."
THIS MISTAKE aside, ho\vever, the Cash show
was very good. The produclion values were strong,
and, above au, the star-singer-host immediately
e-stablished him self as a man to be reckoned with
on the home screen. He is th e Frank Sinatra of the
country-folk field . Jf hi s voice is not naturally as
pure or perfect in tone as some other singers, it
matters little because he has what fe\\' performers
in the singing fi eld have: Character. It shows in his
voice and manner.
He is a bi g. imposin g ma n wilh a look of reality
and hard-earned experience about hin1. Co untry-folk
fans know he is already a legend, and if you \von-
der why. you might pick up his "Folsom PMson "
album. Taken in sum, he is the refore no surprise
when the \\'Ord s of his song s ring true in the way
of simple, earthy poetry. A young lady guest on the
premiere. J oni f\1itchell -excellent in her delivery,
Jnanner and voice -al so sang "'ith a hignl y poeti-
cal air. And 1 believe the \\'O rd s of th eir songs \vould
make a worthwhile small book of poetry.
D~tais tlie Jtfe11ace -·•
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RIGHT, M!ST\Jol SUT'IOW! -I >JEVUH 5AW ONE -aose uP-B,Fo'.'
PERKINS
JUDGE PARKER
POW'T GIVE W. 1™.T SWEET-
HE,\srf !YT! !llNC.E WMEN WAS
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MOON MUUINS
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IF I GIVE YOU THIS KEEN
JPQ\KNIFE, Will YOU
HEU' ME RESCUE
MY HORSE?"
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MARK Noss MYER!
HE'D LIKE TO KNOW
+IOW Tf-\ESE COMIC
STRIPS At<E MADE!
L-ETS 5HOWfllM!
I 'LL DRAW A
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AND You DRAW 0 K
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IUf \IOU ARE~ .!Ill I PID .. lF' 'IOU POMT BELIEVE
WAS DRIVE M'-RIE-HOME 1 ME, \'OU CAN PHo.IE-
AFfEll: WORK~ $HE WAS ~ THE II.AN :I SPENT
GOIMC. 1N TME SAME. ·THE EVENING Wm!.
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lul woman to uve him. OiM• Mui·
daur plays Mi11nd1, • woman 1t.
lentlul of Spoclt's 1biftty to mtn11llr
com mun1e111 with tht Mendumn 11:.:1 B 0 0 Ill mm,._ (C)
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poses.11 t Hollywood starlet t1' de · £dw1rdi.
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the second epbodt tn • •ies on 1Z:45 fJ Morie .... o.di9" (mlntdrl
the Tenth Annual "'°'1tny Jw '56-llH TrlVtfl, Alulllt Sil!L
Festival.
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1:30 IJ 3 00 Rid Slitltt11 (Cl (60)
S~1llon d1liv111 • rape1t recitation
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A" port Solution?·
Off ore Locations Gaining
PROPOSEO ORANGE COUNTY OFFSHORE AIRPORT CALLED 'FEASIBLE'
Design Consultants Con sider Ocean Terminal Which Utilizes Multi-Level Island Idea
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CARGO ENPLANING
DEPLANING LEVEL
By JO
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As 9oes
Orenge C
Plans fo
l'."1irport to
VALTERZA
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leveland, so 9oes
y?
$I -billion, offshore
ve Clevelan d, Ohio
- s i mi t to suggestions for
Orange unty -are w:nl'lin9
;·rong su ort in the midwest i;ity.
A clust of study groups, both
:irofessio I and citizen , thi.s week
disclosed e re s u It s of "many
years of !anning " for the Lake
Erie supe onic jet terminal, which,
. they soy, hould be built by 1980.
Almos parallel plans are being
consider now by design consul·
TERMINAL DRAWING INDICATES MUL Tl-LEVEL USE OF OFFSHORE TERMINAL CONSIDERED BY EVELAND
Ohio Planners Say Lake Erie Airport Would Start Paying for Itself After Ten Ye1r1' Operatio
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CONTROL TOWE R OF PROPOSED CLEVELAND AIRPORT WOULD INCORPORATE ADMINISTRATION, OPER IONS OFFICES
Government and Private Investment Would Be Used to Finance the $1 Billion Offshore Terminal
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tonts for the County of Orang,
as a possible solution to the prob,
lems of airport expansion here. ,
Financ ing of the Ohio terminal,
which opponents of offshof!• ter ..
minals say is prohibitive, could be
acco mpHShed by both government
and private investment. Deficits
wou\d be felt at first, but by about
I 0 years ofter build ing of the first
increment, the planners say the
airport would start paying fo r it-
'olf effectively.
Strong support for on offohore
terminal closer to home also ha s
come from the Los Angeles firm
of Ralph M. Parsons Co., wh ich is
design ing a simila r terminal for the
state of Hawa ii.
Officials recently told Oronge
County airport commis1ioners that
such a plan is definitely feasi ble.
The least expensive m o d e of
constructing a11 island, they said,
would be • dike design . The bu lk-
head-fill concept is the second·
least expensive.
-The Orange County offsho re
plan calls for landin9 strips simi lar
in design and length lo the Ohio
te rminal.
Included in th e Orange County
suggestions is a plan by Corona
del Mar developer George Free-
man, who suggests an offshore
island between ' Newport Beach
and Hunti~gton Beach with iwo,
two-fnile-long runways.
In the Cleveland plan, su pport·
\
ers of the lfshore terminal sty 11 • ,.
is the onl feasible way to build . ,.
•n expandable a i r po rt without
creating awesome nois e, safetx ~
and land-purchase probltn\l-
Since all approach tnd takeoff
patterns Would be over ~ater, no
noise problem would exist, pr°"'
ponents say. •
Besides the a.ir term1nal, tr1n1:
portation services , electric buses , •. ._
freeways and moving sidewalki?'-\:.
would be built to serve as acce1\-;·~·:·:
facilities for the giant, l,000-pluk·;'•·
acre complex. .. · · .., .. '. Sixty. six loading and servi-,...,.,.i
gat'es are proposed for the Orange
County version. Accessory equip:~ ...
ment, loading dock s and structur•S ·
would be retractable. ~,j:: I I
Runway groov ing could provide
1 positive traction for aircraft in wel~ I
or damp weather, an d arresting ' j I
gc•r could be_ bu ilt •Ion g t,.,._~
fr inges to eliminate accidents from 1
aircraft overshootin9 runways, ac.-I
cording to Freeman: ; · ] J
A dryair and seeding system ·.: ... ,
could allow for fog control, he sug: , ..
9ests. ...··.
~oth offshore plans call for II'''''
multi-level i~land, with auxiliarY,·· .. :"
facilitie s, parking and access road'S .
entering the of fsh ore c6mpJex8S' ~1 ·~ II~~·
from underneath. ,.;),"~
The offshore conc ept is bein~
s+udi ed by William L. Pereira an<i;~~·
Associate s, consultant5 on airixir+
'"'""' plan s for the ~ounly. · . .;;.,~
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YACHT CLUB, MARINA PART OF OHIO'S PLANS
Basin Would Be Extra Attraction of Offshore Airport
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OHIO'S OFFSHORE AIRPORT 'IS DESIGNED TO HANDLE HUGE CONCOURSE JETS
Loading-Unload ing G1te1 Would Lt1d to Underground Hotel, Re1t1ur1nt1
UL Tl·LANE HIGHWAY WOU~·D PROVIDE QUICK ACCESS TO OFFSHORE AIRPORT
09·1ttdin9, Runway Grooving ind Arrt1tln9 Gear Would Offset Saftty Olsadv1nt1,.1 --
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LEGAL NClr!CE LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NClr!CE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICI TO CltlOITOJIS
T.cml SU,.E•IOa COUaT Of THI
Sll,.•fUO.: COUl:T Of' TH• STATI O" CALl'OaHIA STAT• OJ" CALl,OltNIA 'Olt COllNTY 011' OltANGE
Tttl COUNTY 01' OltANGI Ma. A-6"'4 Mt. A~U• Elltt. el CttANC'I' MILE$ LOTT,
fiOTICI 0,. NU.alNe ff PllTITION ~MMd. ,,Oii: f'ltOUTI 0.. WILL AND NOTICE IS HEllEB'f' GIVEN !ot , ...
,CODICIL ANO l"Olt LIT T• a S Ct9111~ ol tti. •bo¥t ntmtd •lclt'fll ·TtSTAMINTAlt'f' ,...,, 111 Plf"IO!ll ~IVll'l9 el1lm1 •PIMI lt\1 '&tit. el •EN U. IC.ADIHG, DlcilHd. N ld 4'c;edwot 1r1 rl!lllllrfd te file tt>tm,
NOTICE IS HEaEB'f' GIVl!N Tiii! wlth tht 11e«-r VOOOCM"' I• 1111 Mfke
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General • 1000 c;;.r.1 1000 O....r•I 1000 Gonor•I 1000-...1 1000 -------_JHA·VJ TERMS
WE'RI
WAVING
THE FLAG
SIX YtAR 1N£W. complete.
ly redecoratl!tl, F 0 tJ R
BEDROOM, famil,y rwm.
l'l. bath home with 1~
plact, forced air heat and
bWlt·in kitchen. Completely
carpeted and draped, I.Ara•
over • &lied double raraae
with wash\111 fllCllitiU. 1S'x
3)' patio, fenctd yard •
1priJlklen. Only minutes
Jrwn majol' &hopplrlE and
IChools. A BAR.6AIN AT
ONLY $27.950.
JUST ANNOUNCED:
• Bd M V d P tt 1-·11 . i .. rm. Hll er e acese er .w1 I IN
COSTA MESA sell YA at $31,950.
BeauU!Ul shag carpeting • Single
story floor plan • Massive uaed
brick fireplace •AU electrlc
Jdtchen • Needs some work •
Now under construction
SlVEN CUSTOM HOMES FO• ... Tremendous buy. J
"THE REAL ESTATlllS" OPEN . DAILY 2807 Europa Drlff from $28,575
I ' All our efforUI are ~-
trated In the Newpt)-~ f!!· 'UlesNu6e~aftr., I WITH SUCH FEATURES AS :
bor-C011ta J.lesa area. ,We • Fireplaces
~: ~~~: ."r:!&~~· '~ JllO MISA 'f'llDI DI, e COSTA MISA. e PH0M~146oltfl • 4LargeBedrooms
• VA & FHA Financing e Wood Roots Unue to succeed here 1
1000 Gener•! 1000
Newport HelthlS Evening• c.u ><5-8823 Country Charm
C u 1 l o m designed I i!!ii[iiiliiiiiiiiii!!iil I Spacious t bedroom fami.ly wtth brick front, 3 I' • h home. Priva.te master auit.e,
""""'· 2 ...... "'· • 10 n macnab ...i"'"" ..,, with """' ered patio. Benuti· brick Ureplace and open
full.)' landscaped Jgc. BAYCREST beam ceUlna. Lara:e Jot with lot. $33,500 -!OSI lush landscaping_ P1ay area
d0\\'!1. Large 3 bedrooni home with tor children and charming
2D Profeuiona.11
To Serve You!
Horse Lovers
, formal dining room, large patio for outdoor summer
living room, walnut panel· entertaining. Newport Beach
ed den, elqant master bed· addttu. $36,900.
room wlth fireplace & walk
.In closet1. Bean1cd ceilings.
Hea~ I: filtered pool. Ask·
ill& S69.500. Cali for app't.
Santa Ana 11'1ght" 17141 642-8235 66x200 with 2 bed· room home and a ,901 Dover Drive, Suite UO
As1ume 6% FHA
$193 Per Month Tolol
Thia lovely 4 bedroom, 2
bath home bouts warm
STQNE FIREPLACE It
IUh carpet. ,aid :.-J.m
dnapes! Oittrlful eU";;knt
kitchen! ADULT OCC'UPI·
ED & IMMACULATE in
prestige area on quiet cuJ
de sac street. Lo\·ely land·
scaping! A GREAT BUY
AT $2ii,OOO.
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
2190 Harbor mvd. at Ad1UU
560491
Open 'ill 9 Pl\1
Yes,
• 20 Year Guarantee Dishwashers
• Oversized Lots Up lo 14 Acre
• Roman Tubs & Showers
• In Prime Area e PLUS MUCH MORE
SELECT YOURS NOW & CHOOSE
YOUR COLORS & STYLES
we have a trade-in program
for information call
COATS & WALLACE REAllORS
• 1491 BAKER STREET
~141
COSTA MESA , CALIF.
2 car garage. Lot l !!~!·!N!'!"""'!!!l"!"'!"~h completely fenced: !
,,,..~f;' ,.;,.~ c" • 1 ·' 4 BEDROOMS MESA DEL MAR Generol 1000
5112°/o LOAN l"-"c:PO=.O_L_T_A_B_L.:.:E::: Gen1r1I 1000
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Unbtllnablt
No Down VA
this i& a qua.li1,y home With
ceincnt driveway &: shake fOO'· Only J years old. SeU-
,r \Viii pay all buyer's clos-
ing costs & will give you
$100 to move
1#-9521 or 540.6631
"For A \Vise Buy"
Colesworthy & Co.
6·t2-7'777
A 21 l'C 30 Rumpus
Re>am ..with a giant
fil't"place &: bar lhat
Neats 8 -A 4 bed-
room + family rm.,
2500 sq .. ff, an total-
ed. A Th' x 200' lot,
A 20'x40' work shop
for $29,950 -Try
10% down.
J. K. Nichols Barrett Realty
!-tonest Action,
S incere Service,
We're Proud
to Serve
Home + Income
NpL Hghb. Dill 2
bed room complete-
ly remodeded -f I
bedroom rental -2
garages. Ne\v drlve-
'''8YS -Inc. pol.
$300 -$29,500.
546-2313
or
646-7171
5 .... ooms
Meta clel M•
2400 sq. ft. Spark·
ling clean, tile elec-
tric kitc:hen--J lux·
ury bath~. Enclosed
boat & trailer i;pace.
$37,950.
Realtor
SHARP
1 3 Bedroom
• Plu1 F•mlly Room
i):tra larae.bedroonu. Beau· :Wulb' enclosed patio, even
a .ewlng room in this Jove--
Jy home. Extra& to nwner-
oua to mention. VA.
$21,300
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645-0303
8 UNI.TS
Pride of Owner1hip
.\ll 2 BR.g 1 bath, built-Jn
ra.nae &: oven, ·Jara:e wanf..
robes. new ca~ts k dta~
es. Private patios.
, 1860 Newport Blvd., 0 1'
R1tr. 6,16-3923 Eve. 644-1655
Lachenmyer
Ocean View
Sit in 32 rL livl ng 80ATSMEN. L00KI
room and see all tlie Pier & dock for 36' boal plus
\\'BY to Catalina. Ab-charming "on the water"
s~l~tely perfect con· home. Priced to Interest d1tion throughout al lo with attractive ha • v Ue coru;c us, near \\·ater
carpets and d:Cor~ buyers wi~h boal!l:. $&3,:.00.
ator drapes. Owner Offtts getbng a\vfully close,
is working out or better get your.. in.
area 11nd offers al Red Carpet Realty
$38.500. Call AQyt1me • 675-6000
2Q2.5 W, Balboa. Blvd., NB
51/<t 0/o Loan
4 b2droom !llesa dPl
l\lar beauty. Hui::l·
family room \1'i1 h
l'aised fir('plac(', srr.
'(ice porch, frnc•1•tj
yard. Nc\v outside
paint. $31,500.
LIDO ISLE
Exceplionally atlr. custoni
hohlc on Via Orvieto. Ideal
for C()Uple or small family.
2 Br., 2 Ba., formal din. or
family rm. lmmaculalc.
SSl,500
LIDO REAL TY INC.
3400 Via Lido 6l'3-.'lllJO
OWNER
presents
YES • We hav'" BAY·
FRONT SUMME R.
RENTALS· & very &pee·
laJ ones!! * 4 bdm:is. private pier le
slip. Designed for indoo~
outdoor Jiving • View, * Oxilce Peninsula loca.
tlon (year round Jeue
available, tool, pier .I: slip,
5 bdnns, 3~ baths +
maid's quartcNi. * Lo\•ely hon1c in prime
area. Excellent beach &
pk-r, 4 brms, 3 baths.
100) \VestcliH Or, NB 642-5200
204J Westclill Dr.
646-ml Open Eves.
$11,SOOI
Short drive to ocean & ma·
jor shopping. Cathedral type
ceilings in living room.
KIJchen with built-in range
A: oven. Paneled garagt' for
extra party room. 540-1720
TARBELL 29SS Harbor ---- -$23,S~MESA VE ROE
Pa.rk like yard wilh cascad·
Ing \vaterf!1Us &-pond. Full
dining room, 2 baths. Built·
in range & oven. Freshly
painted. Quie l street.
Walk To Collage
You can u sume thil: 5~%
Joan. $110 per month P & I.
3 Bedroom plus family
room , 1~4. bath, hard\\'ood
noon:.
$27,500
1 llHI 'I I Ill \II\
Been looking for a place lo
put· one? Here it is· Beau-
tiful ramUy home in excel·
Jent location \\ilh separate
18 x 21l foot rumpus room
to accommodate regulation
size pool table, plus plenty
or room left over for enjoy·
inz 'IV and the mammoth
1tone fireplace. Larz:e bed·
rooms, 2 queen size baths,
dlnirc room and separate
room for office or hobby. 645 • 0303 Assume low JnterTsl 514 %
FHA loan. Payments of GROOVEY 1183 per mooth, U><l"d'
4 BEDROOM "">thing. 5"bmll YOW'
smaller home on our guar·
It's vacant \\'I th an out • antee sales plan.
sight custom made Wand WE SELL A HOME
kitchen. Dow n payment'! EVERY 31 MINUTES
moo 10 '"'bod':"'·, .. -·walker & Lee J'l'IOW In In 7 days. Go man
go,
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
SCHOOL
\VITHIN 2 BLOCK.5
3 bdmi -family room
Large Yard
Jn1mediate occupancy
COLLEGE PARK
JEAN SMITH,
Realtor
646-32$$
Courtyard Pool
"Forever View" Ne1V Wells'
plan 1'Cady for A~. deliv-
ery, 4 BR 31,~ ba, fam rm
\\·et bar. 19x32' pool. Bu.y
no\V lo select colon;.
Roy J. Ward Co.
!Baycl't'sl Office)
1430 Galaxy Dr. ~-1550
2043 Westclill Dr.
646-m 1 Open Eves.
CHARMING
ESTATE
PACESETIER
MESA VERDE
3 BR 2 baths. service
J>Ol'Ch, added la m i I y
room', f o r m a I dining
area, 2 patios. lmn1edi·
ate possession. $33,950,
~COATS
~ WAL~ACE
REALTORS
-~54'46-4141-
IOpen Eveninp}
BUCCOLA BEAUTY
Eastside Cosla 1.1csa Gem. , .
This 3 BR + family 100111 + dining room hat1 a walnut
\vet bar & fine wood pan·
cllinb. 011•ner moving lo
East Coast so let's sec what
CASH WlU. DO.
$26,950
Newport
•I
Vidori1
'4Ulll
4 Bedroom+
Family Room
$137.00 Mo. Total
This beautiiuJ 4 bedroom
home has sep. family n'n.,
custom kitchen with built·
ins, green shag carpeting,
"'alnut paneling, Se 11 e r s
have moved eu!. -leaving
lt vacant. }furry on this one.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
HIGSON
CONSTRUCTION CO.
.l\1edallion Jlome
Builcl"rs
8ayc:rest lar9aln
5 bdrm 3~i bath home in de-
sire.able location. Owner
moving East. ~1ust be sold.
Arnold & Freud
388 E, 17th St., CM
Realtors 64~n5.i
Nursery School
POTENTIAL. 3 BR 2 bath
home, corner Joi, 130xl80'
all fenced. Cal lfor details,
Oi!111ni11 ltr111fy
ti42-6j()()
Real l::s!ate SALE:S~lAN
NEEDED
Need Information~
\Ve arc as clo.~c
as you1· phone:
& Anxious a40-1710 -Boat/Jr.ailer. P•r.king
BeautUul adul! occupied 3 TARBEL L 295$ RarliOr f\IESA DEL l\tAR corner PL
Newport Really & I~ Ca.
-1842 Npt. BI'Vcf::-trd 54s-0588
Doll Housa
SPRrkllng clean :;
lx-droom or 2 and
den home in dRndJ
East side location.
Just a f('w i;tep!
from schools & shop-
ping. $24,500-Let ~
talk terms.
BR home • Back Bay k 61/ hon1c. Nr.at 4 & family room Largr Mesa Verde Colonial $31.950. Fallbroo l Ac possession 9111.69_ 329,750, 5 bdmls (2900 sq fU An· Cos.ta Mes.a 1100
DAVIDSON Realty Million Dollar View 107.: rlo\vn or subniil. thony pool home near gall !11ESA VERD_E_oo-,-,,.-r-'lo~t:.:J
S.16-5160 EVC'~. !il9-1~ Nl'w luxury home &: income course. Farm style kitchen, I --~ --,g 5C5·5UO g. BDR1'1, l3f Ba. family PENINSULA-PT-. -2 BR +large. light · con· (BUrcinl!Nthlltlf) family & dining roon1s. rni. Fully <:rid & drpd. 2 Charming J Br. 3 Ba. hotnl". vl'rlablc studio. Sfrl,000 • UEGE REALTY Could stand redecorallng. fireplace&, covered patio.
Lge. sunny patio. Nr. ocean lOS"a dn. Owncr/Bldr, (TI~) 15m,.,..lllUfW,CM 0\\'IK'r lrani;fered -ma kc 3068 Gibrallor, CM.
& bay, $49.500 728-7113 oUer: S26,900 .Q\vner. 546-2626
Balboa Rul Eslete Co. DIAL 642-9730 INVESTORS ~ 541-51!0 700 E Balboa Blvd., Balboa AND find out about a greal (11Ur tinftN1hNl1t) COLl..EGE PARK -Spotless ~ 67J-'4140 buy. Just needs Tendcr.[.()v. LEGE REALTY J bdrm l'l bath. NICE!
---A~-~FRAME ing-Care. lt is a 3 BR Free-$19,950 1500AdamsltHlrtlof,CM. NICE! NICE! ASK I NG
Modem 3 Bil. 1 Blk to dom home for only $18,950 • 4 BR Ir: fam r.1 .. Owner pre.l':l::~~==~~==:I S27,500. Agt. 646-JZ)S or • ocein s:p 900 · v.•ill go..Fl lAIVA. Rltr. eves. fers to lease back at s1ssl1 546-~ Ask for Bill.
-·w.11<nif -cAvwo0D REAL Tv· ><S--0120 '" .. """ •' ,,.,_ OCEANFRONT ~~~~""'~""'"'
Vaoant & lon""m' 6306 w c 1 11 • • KENNEDY Rend Rulty 645-2344 DUP'""X REPUBLfc Homo. 8 m" ready for lmmediatr · aa~ wy, NB ' -~ old. 2 story, 4 BR, 3 BA.
occupancy. Spaclous 1 =-=~S;.:4a.;.;_l;;290;;;.=~=!..~~======-.I Near Harbor Hi CU.!ltom--bilt inodem on bC'st fan1 rm., retreat rm. 3 car
living room with log 11 VACANT 3 BR • fam rm . beach, Booked lull th.i& sum-garagr . Cor lot: $43.500. By ~~~ .t:f~I~:' If you'v• found whit newly painted in l out • mer • 9.lways filled \\'inter 01~·ner. 546-4415
$40,950-10% down you 'r• looking for bit-in kit • brkfut bar -for excellent Income. Prie-1--0=PE=~N~H~O~U-S~E-
ln tod1y's PILOT Cliisifi•~ Ads. e:.:tra lg BRs -2 ba. dbl~ ed low at $p.soo. = " Call or Come-In.
\Ve Can Explain
FHA and
Veterans Plan.
2 OFFICES :
· (rplc. $31,950 EZ temis. \V<er l{aMC BY OWNER
P.W.C. 546-5440 ...,.,. l BR Sl7,500. LO\V DO\VN
-$26,S-POOL--833 TOWNE ST., C.M.
You 1von't find a nirer Pool 0\VNER Mesa Verde bi·
home! ill'avy shake roor. Cnldwell, lanker & Co. level. 4 BR. lg. famly rm,
covered ~tio, bt'autUul 550 New port Center Dr. formal DR, 3 car earg. l017
healed I.: filt('rcd pool. Ne\vport Beach Cal if Komat Dr., C.i\f. 516-i597
540-1721> ,. ' * BY OWNER-POOL. 3
2790 llARBOR BLVD.
1700 NE\VPORT Bl.VO.
MEET
A
FRIEND
TARBELL 2955 H.,bor 133-0TOO '44-2430 BR. <t'P~. d.,,.. X-W. LR.
Lo\\ main! )Td. $30.500. T
OR
646-7171
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"' ESTATERS
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Peopl• who U$l PILOT c1.,,;fi•d Adi to
s•ll it•rn s th•y no lon9er n••d •round
th•ir homes •r• nice p•opl• , . , they
may •v•n be your n•i9hbors. Ju it pick
up th• phon• ind 9iv• th•m 1 c1ll.
Thia is just 1noth•r of th• 9r•1t thin91
1bout DAILY PILOT Cl1isifitd Ads , ,
they'r• to ••sy fa use.. • ·
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bc11ch! s,;.t,9.)1'1 3 BR 2 baths ,llrepl;ricc, cAr· E. sidf', 2-\V. slet-. Very Ire
George Willl•mson PCllS, dra!X's. built-in.'!, dou· rranslcrahle JOMS 5!4.fi\-i~'..
l\EAL.TOR ble Jf•n1~e. 123,7j(I_ Need cash. 5~&-1059
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Medalllon Ham• 1 MS-7729 anytln1!:! Try This For Sight
Buikler Nf'w on merkt1 ' bdrm ' Raynor Farmer A BIG SYCAMORE ""· 1on .. 1 01n1,,. 1oadoo Sll·llt9 Provide:s .ehadc! for lhi1 doll with cxlrM, 'po!le11 inside,
hou11e W/hdl\'ll. firs. 51'% llo..,\'les.~ly manicured out·
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,Mos•V•rde lllO Hunt....,_ lluch 14DOHuntl ......... ell 14N
3 BEDROOMS BY OWNER.
1271111 --2nd, • P&.••1. Llup famlb roam, 2 batbl.'
w/w carpets. drap•a .
d.lshwubrr, e • tr a eu~
boarda. tlteptace, 1 h a k e
roof, double prqe. Guava,
apple, avocado, o r a n i e
lteeL~
SPKiOUSIJ Youn
Lovely 4 Br 2 ba home with
ser.atate dlnin& rm. 2000 sq.
It. located expertly over 2
levela. $38,900. 675-4070.
Stuart &: Robbins Realtors
Collet• Pork 1115
BY OWNER
3 Br. l~ Be, frplc ·HUGE
kitchen & f.amily nn, crpts,
drps, $2'1,500 Xlnt financin&".
Open Sat le Sun, 2658
Carnegie. 67J.8650 day5.
54.>2004 C\'tS.
ONLY 2 HOMES LEFT
New homes, ready to move In, in mile
lrom beach. Finl payment up lo ao days after move in.
T ... m, VA/FHA. From $22,990.
CORAL: SHORES
(on Garfield between Beach
962-1353
& Magnolia
Eutbluff \ 1242 Huntington ... ch 1400
e NEW BLUFFS e
2 Br, 2 Ba split levtl Many
custom features, all elec,
etc. Lo\ve1t ma.int. Ir lease..
hold, MUST SELL • BY
0\YNER. <'.all Dick Dyer
~.ext 40l or .673.i777.
Corona del Mar 12SO
OPEN HOUSE
Mon., Tues., Wed. 1-5
27DO WAVECREST
BELOW MARKET
Price red~ to SIJ. T:iO.
Glen ?i.lar 3 BR 1 f. bath.
6Cttl.10' lot, wlw carpets,
drapea, Takes a bJg do1vn
pcurment or aubmit your
down on contract of saJe.
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borne. I Br, 4 S.. "°'"' • I/lo ij #' ~ W ,.N; -cpl.""" OJ<. -w/pocl. llMO. pot mo '''!' aJ;'$~ mur'~l!.,; 2 ~:;~·~ == 1142 ~~·:!:·.:i~ 1S!-~=
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carpoo., -~ -· ~ !llll -e MSW NLUlCI e 1'0R SALE BY -°"""" ma! din .. n>om, 2 i;...,. bl,y: $135 Mo. )'early. dee blt·IM. UU/mo. ~ S Br. Ni .. .,c. Jer ..... 4 units. 2 • 2 BR, l BA A ck. On •ppnuim•ldy 3711 w. BaJblia Blvd. Aeut call Mn. Fv L111u ._.. 4111 tnd. .,.c. .-:r. llllte, d.1n 3-3BR. 1~ BA. 50-6l5S bea1.aUtld 1C.1YS of •vocadoi
Lido Isle 2351 lay & l•llCll NICELY -t BR, J'M. rm. .__4bl. -· auto. --I '°60 l llm ... ln tho -bot
2'J4 VIA Ltdo Nord. $151» mo • Realty, lnc. tlD )'rlt'Ko pets. Oolct Joc :: =, ~~ ~~ ~For ~ ,nu-.: ~ h~ =· $4~~
rent except Aur wflicb is 901 Dover Dr .• rca Su.lte m '38-209S after 4 p.m. Oiurcb • ltbool a Corona .. _. ~ lnfonnation call Glenn
$21JOO, WE 4--0920 or BR 645-2fXXI '1 ~ 548-6866 ••TALS del Mar Hiib-Shopplls Ce11ter, cor. olll Thompt0n,
IMM7 . • ..... Uftfunl.... • QNLY PiO • =: .tu~~·u:: Eckftoff & AIHC., Inc...
========:(PARK Lido. S BR .• 2 ba., . 131"11~ Wsy, N.B. Drln Shop, *· 5" Liquor 1818 W. Olapman Av .. Summer Rentals 2910 frpl. DbC pr., Pool. S265 GIMr1I SOM 1~ fOr key <>ranee, cant
MADGE OAVIS "2-7000 • ..... • Ca ........ Mer 5250 Al W••-r ' 213, 961.'4510 511.2621, Ev<a-wlmd, '3U127
HUNTINGTON HAllllOUJt 4 BR 13'15 -3 Bit. 126& """ 1 ~-l"!!!!~~!!J'!~!! Wale.-tront· .4 BR -· month. _ S II-'"""""-STREIT FllONTACH1 !: complete; Including linl!ns,. Ca.ywood Realb'i ~1290 •: On Beach Blvd.. 1480 Sq. Ft. Meunt. & Dllert .
utenW, ullboat l prv • $20 • $15 & UP ~ Model hoole Ideal tor lnour., NEWBERRY
dock. Swruner ar ~ Irvine 3UI Moatb-To-Montb ~~ fl.. RUr., etc. (Bet, Ka.te& and SPRINGS
lease. 714/847..9645 Turtle Rocle: next to Uct WIDE SEUX'.TJON' Ctrrito.) SI c n a, lndscpd., City of Lektt
WATERFRONT. Beautiful 3 4 BR 3 BA, fa tr Appliancea 6 TV'• avail. ON TEN AC\D '250 mo. 10650 Beach. Blvd. MAK£ YOUR OWN LAX!! ' mnn..ap ' ... _ ._.____.._, n-.....tt • -"~ • BR , ou..a-"' N-Jal. D\V •--2 ~ 3 1-~-.v ....,...,._,. 1 I S Blt. ~ A UllJ'lam ._......... al Miles E, of Barstow, on ,, -.... I':"'. ' lwv, 1..,, cal' pr HFRC f'llnrltuN Jtuitals Guy, Jndry liOat dOck. Wk. sm. lnclud club member-Fl1Jk:I I priv. patiol/Poola. RENT or leue, center C.M. freeway, EJv :.om ft .. .SO
or ino. Sept oob' .. 673-7861 or •hip. Lease OK. ~ 517 W. 19th. O! SO.SW TtMll • c.o.ntn11 Bldlt. put. 3lllO ta 6000 sq It. r A beat, Acre1 adj to Lake Lorttn.
873-fTSB 1561 W. Lncll\, AnhM 17'-2800 t1zll anen. "'OOd floors. improved pan. Otlt~ tile N. portion ot
NEWPORT B E AC H c.,.... tlol Mer 32.51 BEACH • YEAllL Y IO> S... Lano, CdM "4-2l1l lnr. 2 dbl "' _.. AU our jO acrn, ,........., .s.
Be our-guest; delightful exe-
cutive home. Too beaut. to
Newport Bt•ch llGO leave, but owner tram. lm· 1;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; [ n1ac. & tboughtfully plan-
OCEAN VIEW ne<t 4 Bdrm. + family nn.
3 BR & den, hv.'d firs, eov
patio, blk wall, close in
schools/shops. $26.900. 4~
Cf loan. By ownr 545-3945 2 Blocks To Beach
Niee 2 BR hOme + a t BR
rental Will makt nice home
or gOOd investment. Bf!tter
call now. Only $25,000.
waterfront home w Ip r i 3 Br, 2 Ba. ubfum ••• , •. S26S tMacArtltar nr. Cout Hwy l at 2065 Charle St. ()owner, 10 acres impnrved w/mod·
dock. 4 Br, very elepnt. 4 BDRM. split·le~. 2'Ai 2 Br. 1 Ba.. untum ... , •. ,$215 MBMOl, 8.j, Rent all or ~rn. ranch houtt etc. Un-
June, J uly, Aug. ('J).4} batM, 3 outside tun.cea. 3 Br. 2 Ba. widen •••••• $300 • I / I one . linilled, petfect water, 301
77Mm, eves. =·at Omma dd Uar. 1 Br. 1 Ba., Untum .• , ••• $200· Sparklini 2 bedroom 2 bath •PRIME Retail Location • GPM at ,8/J tt dt~st~
CLEAN Balboa Beach Units. '13-2222 Realtor 3 Br, 1 &. tum ........ $215 ll'OUnd Boor apt. DlffrfUI 11?'40, Xlnl foot l auto tn.f· ~:t ~•~bu ZlO n'.
Sloen• 2 to 10; for summer IUU WHITI den-dinin& room AU elec fie. 1871 Harbor, CM ~-w Sil y.n ...
CuslOm home with a v~w. w/wet bat. Mst:r Br. 15x17
Deluxe 3 bdrms. 2~~ ba. w/frpl. Loads of cupboards
Beam ceiling, Kil. blt·ins & A: closet space: mod, kitch.
all the extras. See thi1 al + lormaJ dining rm. $61,900
$42,SOO. OeLancy Real E1t1te
MUTUAL REAL TY ! 842-1418 anytime
S.11 Beach -1450
.,.. • • ~ uuulqt' on V('t ~
tt9UVations call 673-996 ~untlnffen ... ch 3400 RIAL TOR Wt.· lM Incl dishwasher. Rd., 7 mt. E. of school. For
315 E.,~ JUy., Balboa 2901 Newport Blvd., N.B. Patio-deck Ii: aaraa:e. 2 ahott FOR LEASE store 23x42. map & turtber details wrik
LIDO hie 2 BR apt furn. 4 BR .. 2 BA, crp11, drpt, fen. 6'1>4630 142~ EYes. blocks to Ocean. Yearly Also oHice' space. 333 E. George R. Kreu, Lquna
Beach 4 pier, prage, patio, ced. $195 mo-lease. l ml to $155. 2 BR. 1~ Ba, / lust '250 per mo. Available 17th St. CM. 6 4 ~ • 2 4 5 0 , Beach, Box 914, or Box "5.
~~ 2828 E; C:~ri'owy., CdM
MdC, INCOME, TOOi
Assume 5V4% GI
3 BR, a BA. New blt.ns,
erpt'd, 2 [rplcs, redtC in Ii
out. J...ri tam rm. $37,500.
Owner. 430-4007
view. 613-.3948 ~an. 9fi3.-3t97 ' e\ec klteh!n, pool, :v~ July ht. ~ Newberry Calif 92365
3 BDRM, l" ba. 2' ml froril 1/15. Bier. Slt-t980 Bay It. Bt!;.h .. ~alty, loc. WANTED: Bu&intu loe. for , • 2 BR, den. 2 . baths. furn. .. ,~ ii--i.;.... 2 000 It E w tod ••-elect kitchen. 1 block to !!,ach.,,~pio. Mo. on )'ri)' be. 2401 E. Cout Hwy ., CdM ....,. ..... r pac ..... ._. store. • • • an "'---......,""""'-'
I I A \, T T 2 BR. home,, ocean side ol beach. JulY A Aug. 673--03» -"" COit• Mele 5100 NEW• 3 BR. 2 BA., CJ1>ll, 1q. ft. up. 213JOl...ot28 WANTED To ~ froDt .
RENTALS Fount•ln V1ller 341• drps. bltns. Garqe. S260 Offk:t ltnfll 6070 owner. BayshOtts, 3 or 4 Bft N'ear NB Post Ofc. 646-2414 llwy. Newly painted; pallo
'"/privacy AND sep, rear
bach. apt. A &:ood buy •
Call to see?
Houte1 Uftfurniahed ,.. HARBOR mo. * 6'13-6354 house under $15,800. Ptm.;
HEIGH-HO
C'areiree beach living nr.
N.11, Yacht Cub &: also nr.
bay swimming beach, at a
bargain. 3 Br., l"-batM
plus modem kitchen. Oldc1·
but well maintained.
BURR WHITE
REALTOR
2901 Newport Blvd., NB
6'T:>-4630, 642·2253 Eves.
LIVE IN NEWPORT
Balboa Coves yr. 'round
home. Sandy beach in lront,
3 Bd. 2 balhs, center pa.
tio. Incl. boat slip close.
$62,000
R. C. GREER, Realty
3355 Via Lido 673·9300
New Home
Private cu!-de-1Jac street. 4
bedrooms 3 bath, T:J.Xl.2.J lot
forever view of Back Bay.
Delta Real Estate 6464414
DOVER Vlu.AGE. \Vestcliff,
2 l!lory condominium 2
bdr. 2~1 ba. $29,500. Own
land. Adults. $195 mo. incl.
·ta.'!'e!. Patio, onurtyard. dbl
gar., pooL Maint $25. Owner
Bier, 646-1948
BAY VIEW LOT
\Vith small beach)' cottage.
Suit.able for huildini. Just
steps (rom public swimming
beach.
BURR WHITE
REALTOR
2901 Newport Blvd .. NB
S7a-4630 642.7253 l:ves
TAX DEDUCTION
Duplex, Jurn., 1 blk. ocean
& bay. $3500 yr. Income.
r.!9,900. 37ll \\'. Balboa Blvd
642-U72 Owner/Broker
BLi.JITS • Bay Vie1v, on ma·
jor grttn belt. 3 Br, 3 Ba,
many cust featutts. Low
l.si?. $48.500 value, Sacrifice
$44.950. 644...m.l
BY Owner, Baycrcst 4 Br +
drn or 5th. fm rm, 3 Ba, lgc
patio & pool. Beaut .
landscaped, price reduced
10 sn.soo. 548-4598
DELUXE Oupl~x. OCEAN
VIE\V. $42,500-low dn. Ask
for Naomi, Doyle Co.
i>48-ll68. Eves. 675-1977
MOBlbE-HOME $19,000
Bayfront on Peninsula
675-3808, 675-3226
BAYFRONT bch. cottage, 3
BR, Bay1hoft' Pk. Lease
hold Sll,500. 548-1391
Gene Robertson, Realtor
675-2440
2 SEPARATE
HOUSES
On 1 lot. 3 yrs, Gld. 3 BR.,
.'.l1~ be, each. Cpts... drapes &
bll·ins. $64 .S.OO
Orangp Coast Property
l32 Marguerite ti73-85.Xl
L>tuna. Beech 1705 , ---------C cl-·'· -·•y ~· --• FOR Lease luxury home 4 I BDRM • den. J...ae 11\lina; LAGUNA IEA H ~ "'u • ~
New England Chirm ~•ral 3000 Br. I: tam nn, trp:e, atrlw;n GREENS rn:., a'dults, be, :refs, i16:i. Air CendijienM llUSINESS .._
Towering sycamores beckon; 3 l'l!l. from bch, bet. Z lhop'e: Ir: wtt bar, $325 mo. ~ Mo. + util. 646-+!!00 ON FORES'J' AVENUE Fl,N.,A._NC=IA'°"L'-----I
beam•, bri<k, "" ..... lli"" .~ ,_ 4 BR 2 BA. f--' • ..i Deak apacet available In -~-·~ '••-· ""· '"' L-n• Nl..,.I 37111 ·---~·-· ~·~•·· a: Bus. Opportunfflot 6* cllant; 3 BR home plus du· $250 mo. Lease. Aft 6 Phf -.... BACHELOR UNJ'URN, lallau -_ .. _ .. ..,.. ..... _
plex ~' block to beach, pri· 968-454.l EXIX: rssk\ence • 3 Br. ,l from $110 ---------1 prim• loc:atlo.11 ID downtown DISTRIBUTOR. va.te patloA, muter bed-GRACIOUS adult 11 v In I · 1A1W1a. Bee.ch. Air eondJ. Oil •~•• room fireplace, One-of-a.. $16S. 3 Br, 2 Ba. Condo. Ba., bl.b'll,, dah•h!!, ALSO .AVAILABLE Spsc.2 Bll,2BA.walk·ln tkmed. carpettd. btau.mulN~oit~AL G"',Uollll"
::: ~~· ~Toer will :~ll~~·i:.1~ = s:.a:s W!w S3lll: Hea~ ;!i! ~":'cu. ~:·= .:P:.oe.=· ~=-T•a: UNUSUAL OPPORTUNrrt
Hal Plnchin &" AllOC, $2'Q • 2 BR. 2 Ba. uppu,.Bay 4 Br., 2 Ba., vi.w home. Cen~r. Adj. to SboPPinc -FarfllC A"f'e., rerv Jtads 10 And • rare UV: too. We are
3900 E. Coast "'''Y· 67:M392 a'"'van"'•_ -~/w~·~ .. ~,.:_, boat &lip Paeeaetttr area. $300 mo ,,.. 2700 PNo pets allowed Huntington IMch 5400 MW!dp&I l*rkln& kltl. liO :1'~~~~~ :; ~ util. 673-95U CK' 495-4435 eteraon Way, at Hu-,.. month tor IPlCli-Delk
NEW LISTING 11% DN.-No LDln Foo i""=======I"'=-"'===== bor ~Adams, Cl>l1a ""' Excltfn9 Llv1119 aod cllaln a•allablt far 15. York: Gooraia,.,., Ftortda.'
Colt. "-so -, •100 S Cl....,... 3711 546-0370 Bualneu boun uneriJll: They re ftil accepted, uztl.. Corona Hlghlands; Ocean· Owner will finance balance . '-"-'-;..-="---''--''"'•-•n In new apts, 1 bedroom, 2 aervitt availiJlle tor $lO. quc, and 11tUina-like eru,y.
view: 3 BR. 2 Ba. You own at 7% on this beautiful cus· l!OME or b11.1iness or both,. 4 3 BR. 2 Ba. ~ view/ bedroom • 2 bath. All utDUi• paid except but because we are younr • thC~i:&rN"MApri;_iiN«XJ, ~m 3 ~";1 OC£A.,N VIEW BR, cov'd. ~"tio. 2\ BA, $40,000 hame. tmmed. pou. (llllnMIC1JOll $140 to $195 te.lepiocme and rrow1ni fut, we need
• ome, noiv or appt. drapes, crPts, 'freah paint $215Q, Mo. 714/5'M29t VIUIKU Swimmin& pool, om. uuna. oAiLY Pl.LOT good people 10 be our
Re1ltors Won't last al this price of 1 X .th 1-· ___ .,_0 --. _ --A'"""'""" "DISTRIBUTORS'' to """'' . u•500 pus tra nu. Wl ~· P1C-ktNTAL~ .,. ...... .,...., , .......... , .u ,....,._ ... ..,..,u..,
3006 E. Coast Hwy., CdM -· t~re windows. ~aJ for of.. "Apt1. Furnhhetf JUST c-"""G General Electrlc Appliance•. LAGUNA BEA.QI ice 11nd handle reorders : 61~1662 r PERRON '42-1nt lice or var. busineSRL At Vl'lrul.. Adults only. f91.9t88 In accounts . turnrd over to ~
I NVEST NEAR THE "=:=~===1 presentlti1ful1yequipped G...ral 400I H1rberHat..•t1Rour La Q•W a ts CE--S-F-ORRENT tncm. So, if you want a f • I be h• ~ Perl I , ..,, r Rip .,.,., •r .. p • OF Fl . b"''"'" of your own wtth ' OCEAN l Bk, 3',1; ba, den, 2 . .SY2 ACRES or au..., 5•-r· f!C or Rent.al Manqtr -16102 Sprln&;da1e St.. Modem. spacious, profeulon-tremendous income and •
irplcs, 3 garages, 'tr~. UndeveloP«I )and. Citj of fam . rm. Gd. deal for a iiJ. $110. SPAOOUS Bach. Apl Mrs. Olriatie.men Phone 59'J..&421 •l on monthly buls. Avail '"""wth potentlal and can af. ~
be am/ceilinp, cb:atming La B tenant. Owntt 213-759--0GM wtw, utll ·pd. 1117·A CJnnamen Ave. . S/V69 Co t ct M La •·-home or use u ""'·pleX, or ;:una. 9 Jks, to beach. a ... _ I Broker ~ 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH, . n • . r. pp, ford an 1mmtdlate In-
"'" Ocean views. Should divide 4 BR home 1 ~ bau ... , w w Celt• Meat FURNISHED I-Oo\vney S &. L Auoc, ?.1J.a· vestment of $3,000.00 and buildB:K~e ;;;.~Clot. into 13 lots. Price $40,000; ,cpU., dra.pe.a. bl.t·ina. .Near $15.), 2 8.lt f.plex w/w, &ar. (l block west of Harbor W\.'CI UNFURN ISHED ikm Viejo, &37-4911 start PART TIME, drop us
SHORECLIFF l BR. 2 BA. 29% On. Attal sle~. ~PPP~ c ,· ~=Is. l~ ~ 5M1tlO 2 blacks IOUth of the Cptis. draper. bullliM. be.st 3Xi NEWPORT BLVD. a mte and \\'e wUI talk It ~1ISSION RJ..TY. 494-0731 San Dieao Frtt'lll.yl location, 1 blk to 5 Points C>ruccs suitable far Com· over. What can you klllC -.,.
Quiet tree lioed ares by the $235/month lease. Co1t1 Meta 4100 Phene J46..1H4 shopping tie. from Sl30. merclal. Medical, Dental. Right • P.S. There Is
sea. Fee simple, A~ to 2 LAGUNA-Canyon. 90• x 400'; Call 546-5440 P.W.C. ..,,!'!\'!'!\'~~"'!'~"'!"!'"'d TIOl Ellis, apt. t), 642--2835, Air-<'ond .. crpll, elevator doubt yoo.'11 IOvt' what )'CK&
beaches. Under $50,IXKI. By rustic ;2-1ty. house: possible SUBLET 4 BR. 2•; BA, fam $~Q.QO )'~• ,Up -AVAILABLE JULY Ial S42-&103 ~PER SQ .FT. i.ee and hear. Write al unce:
owner. * 673-3681 C-1 or M·l wne: $4,000 dn. rm, w/w crpt'r . frple, • 0.,-, "'*"· tnonth. 2 KJnr aized bedrooms a. CHEZ ORO APARTMENTS 541·~ OR 675--2464 CoJor .co-ordinates Corp .. t;.
OWNER. Open Daily, 2 BR.. Bkr. 675-65111: f94..h6i R.<!1. buill·ins. Pool &: rec • Stullio A: Bach. Apbl, bath upstaln. Spaciou.s Jjv. 8234 Atlanta NEW deluxe oUlce apaees 235 Filth Avenue, New .I
den, crpts, a pp l i an c es . BEAllfIFUL Ocean vtew facilities. Children 0 K · e Ind Utils A: Phone aerv. 1na-room '*'/fireplaee ii: ~i Ntiv 1.2 Bedrooms . Pa,y 320 to lDl 1q ft at Santa York, New York 10018 "
Drps. 535 Hazel, CdM. home, 3 BR, 2 BA, lower Avail July 15 on t mos • Maid Service, TV avail bath down.taira. Blt-i.m, tlectrle enly Ana Fwy • Crown Valley AFFILIATE "
67J.-4869 Temple Hills Dr. by owner. "'~"~"~-~'~"°~"'°~·-"~'--1_4<0~-, 1 e New Cafe "-Bar dllhwubeJ',. 1arqe. Pool 536-3927 or S.W.2721 turnofi. 831·1«11> • .f99.4198_. CANDY SUPPLY .. , 500 494-~0 fl 6 CUSTOM 3 Br 'd kit / 2376 Newport Blvd. SU.9'ia5 and rten!atto" faeUities ln-
L"-I 1 1351 "" · · .. ,ou a " en, w Pool-Washera-l>r)'ers 300 Sq. Ft. Office ROUTE .... ""' • e SUPERB view, f'll'!Wtt cusl. 3 bJtns. I..r1 home across from SJL, LARGE l·Br, clean. eluded. Adults. SlB5. 1st I: • Private Garqes COSTA MESA 646-2130 (No Sdlinr Involved)' ';
B •·U/ d SL\ MeAa Verde Cntry Club. quiet; adults. Beaut. furn. lut month5 plUs $35 clcan-1 1 -LO'ts OF ROOM r. ""' tra e. .«XJ Eq. Least SJ25 IUO-iardnr ser. Nr mkfs: Washer/dryer, lnz chqe, F or ap. L'1MAC a Br duplx new Excellent income or cw "
Cwitomi1uality 3 Br., on 51' 675-S59l ; 494-n61 Res. lmmed. occupa.ncy. 675-U45 garagt!.'i922-8 Wallatt, Cl\I polnlmcnt, 549-0674 palnt, crpt, ~. 'bllnl. Cemmerdll 6015 hout'8 weeklY w~rk (Oa;ya or i; street ro street lot J :Ca,r <refric I: wuhr opt). Le -· cvcnlhgt). Refillin& .I: col·~
garage. Lge. South patio; L1gun1 Niguel 1707 l YR LSE W/OPTION TO $145. lltautlful, lll'lt, 2 Br UNFURNISHED lovely 2 BR cov pa.Uo. Lov~y fnoed INVESTMENT lectlng rngney from coin op-~
nr. clubhoust le tennis cts. BUY Lovely 3 Br, den. 2 Mobile Home. 132 \V . apt. Upper dupJex, W/\V grnds, Gar "-boat park'&-('rated dillpe:n1en . In Coata
S69,500. Cali for app'L I~1MED. OC('Up, "4·5 BR, 2;J Ba. Cpts, drp.~. bltins, frplc. \Vil110n, C.M. ·~n crpls, enclosed pr., no Sl40. Qulet. adJt!, 110 petl. 6 \lnit otfice.itore bldg., 6 Mesa Ir aurroundmg area. 'If
WALKER Rlty~ 675-SlOO BA. buill·in kitchen, frpl, lg. $275. r..to. Refs re q · d, BEAtrr. Lgc. 2 Br., 1 ~; ba. pels. Infant ok. $1.SO mo. utll MT-«Ol years old. '20~ dowrMIWllf'r we est. route. <Handle.I
lot, nn. for pool. 495-5637 _642-=~706~1~~-~~~-l studio, pool, adults. $l90 ~'!:I. •"'• BAlbe1rt Pl, 01. --.-.-Y-FRON_T_ Y.'lll carcy lit. Approx. 600 name brand candy I: I H0?.1E le Income o n : 1ou•a:r P , a ter S pm. "" sq ft 1, __ _,_01 v•c·-t for snacks). S1450 Cuh reqU.lr-'·h I Dupl· .... For Sele 197S DELUXE 3 Br. 2 BA. con-2310 Santa Ana 6«5-2933 ....... 2 b th WllO UV ... , __ .. A Bayfront. finest ....., oc, dominium. Nev.• carpetin;, SPACIOUS J600 ft. studio Deluxe 2 vcuroom, a w bu er ed, For ptnonal ln1C1-v ... w
newly remod. 0 w n er. drapes. Pool & rec tac . .$2DJ New,ert lffch 4200 apt. AultA o/U, 3 Br. 2~S F ireplaee, crpt.s, drpa, bllns. ne Y · S ITH ln Costa Mesa area, send
675-3243 or 673-CroS flUPLEX $55,000 61,JJ?O In-mo ""'"'"· can Kl 6.6829 Ba. Pool, pry patio, eltt kit. $275. (213) 59U863 eves. JEAN M 1 name, addn!ss I: phone nwn· 1 terest. 514 Fernleal, CdM. It Ito be Multi State 1nc !l075 S. of hwy. 6/:;i-6044 Broker. 3 Br, 2 Ba. lrg liv &. tam, SINGLE Young Adults J..ux. RJ>. dln'g rm, trplc/S275 3 BDRM, 2 bath, privatr .. r r to · .,
Huntington Beech 1400 ury garden apts with ooun-mo. 64&-S501. Cla.y A St. patio, ht!'ated pool. "'"ms E. Imperial Hwy., Downey,
RENTALS S23S. Mo. 2272 Ru.tiers Dr. try club atmosphere and Andrewa. OOWNING Apts. can 962-1994 · Cali!, OOZ42
LIST your property Houses Furnished c .M. 54&-985.1. complete privacy. scn.rr'H 1 BR, priv pa.tio, all e1tc.liNii'E'11'N¥!1.~2fli,-j3~B~R~.~HiO.,Oited~•i[l:ZC:~=uzu,L=B:::L::iDG::zl.Zl:j ·=1f~ltRliiG;iilDiUAUliiRfiEf'"-
with confidence ---------13 BR. crptl, fenced yd, 1tove. BAY CLUB API'S. Irvine at cpll drpa c ar p 0 rt sauna pools, ree nn. Hell Ir ..,........., C ON SELs~:~~s:1~ife1· General 2000 ~~~~ mo. After s p.m. 16th Ne~~ peReusiionsorlble '•hid!~ only~~~ Aieonquln. Mar M&-3U7 La & RESID!Et~~Qn• Frl&id~T: ~. cycle b ,
BEAUTIFUL ?t1esa Verde ------=~~=~-1 c u..·.,n, ......... tit comer 0 .,.,..._, ~ the tutest in the lriduatry.
THYROOUURGH home. 4 BR. 2~'i BA, pool, 2$~~·~~~· drps, brick frplc. *NEW~.BAY)'R~T* 548-1322 Sant• Ana 5620 next to OMV rtduced 30 Frigidairea dn the wodl:
Jonna! DR. den. Lease \Vinter rentals, 10\vtr duplex, QUIET Oelw.:e 2 BR 1: Dtn,. $14,000, $j.
000
\?r 40, 30 min, washers. Find
REALTOR MEMBER S400/mo. 5 4 6 · l 2 2 o or '""'"""'"*.,.646-__ 12ll6-ccc*c-.,,-;:c I 2 BR, 2 Ba furn. A.nil Sept. 2 BA, patio, pool, near lhpr. * GAR~!tt. AP!S * , out how easy It la to own ·
Huntington Beach/ 546-0631 2 8~ Dplx, gar, drps, cpts, 6. $225. mo. 227 19th St .. Adults only. No p@ta . 2 BR, 2 S4S:.~r)' can. PllltlltON '42-1771 a payi~ laundry. '"
Fount•in Valley s"P°"A"c'-'1o"'u"'s,-,2,_,bd-,rm,--_-""'-,v1~y itoVe It gardener. Adults no N.B. 6~W36. 646--55C ===~;;;;~===l~'::~:'::"':~:"'::':'::::~I Garden Grove, Sanl.a. Ana, "
Multiple dee. yard & garage. 3513 w. pets. 2085 Tustin Ave, 0.1 4242 CLEAN 2 bdrm. c P t 1 . , Coiatal 5700 OFFICES FOR RENT Tustin. Oran&:e. Anaheim
Listint Servic• Pine Santa Ana, oft Bol1a 3 BR house. l t,ii BA. Double _E_n_t_B_l_u_ff______ drapew, atove, refril"., enc. =="---------Modem, 1pack>us, prole11lon· Coin•O•MatlC 1,
8 and Harbor. Call for appt. &arage. Adults-only, -2 .,. ' BA I yd...lnfant OK, nope!s ~= Oc f nt Apls •I on monthly basis. Avail. ----<'f
67::._........,. SUBLc.• "' ;--;--ap . . - --~· •sn· fO -l/J/69. Contnct Mr, Lapp, Equipment, Inc, ,. MUTUAL .,....,,,,,, 646.3314 from 6/15 to 9115. Patio, 2244 State, &U-7472 ' v. -========= --===='="'====' I Downey S Ir L Assoc, ?.Us· 2334%. W. Valencia .. REAL TY --Pool, unens. dishes. Util pd. LARGE, clean, 2 Br. rana:e • D I Full rto 714 525-7133 )
_c_o_11_a_M_ ... ____ 2_1_00_ ~port leach 3200 Adu.It.~ no pets. SJOO. mo. t I-rtfrlz. N•w ept. Mature New e tlle aion Viejo. 837-4911 e n : t•
1n32· Beach Blvd. 3 BR on Irvine Avail 6115 NEAR. w EST CL 1 FF 644·1352 I adulbl.onl)'. Vie St, Ut $1«1. (714) 53'-4616 C.1. Ave Del Mllr. San ASSOCIATES ~
Huntl'ngton 8e1ch d I' I I 2 B -~-I fur $115. 541-2407. • (714) 5•"-1417 Clemente. 120· x I 00'. Expandina; Nal'I. Service Co. h 1210 $200 mo. 3 or 4 YoUllC e 1ghtfu , ge. r . g ... .....,n ...,,_ 4250 --• t ,. Newport Heig ts &42-1411 ~mployed men preferred. apt. Couple pref.: IOfTY, no Ceffne •I ""'r ~OJ.ET 2 BR. 1%i BA. Pr·JI&· 711 Octan Avcnut Owner, 4!)2..669j or 492--0386 :;",.:'~h n:,~ce 0 :n~o ~ '"
NEWPORT HEIGHTS DIVORCE 545-2740 peta, no c.hlidren. CltiO Mo. CUTE lurn. studio apt. ltio. Gar·Adult.s-no pets, 2346 (l blks \V. or H. e. Pitrl lnduatrlal lentil 6090 opened in CM, Morr work
OPEN DAILY LEASE Hal Pinc:hin le AS&OC. 675-4392 sundeck. 1 Adlt. no pell. Santa Ana. 5'S-0723 It.EAL ISTATI tba.o we ca" handle. Co.
401 Santa Ana Av,, ~1arine HI School, 70' <'OM>Cr 3 BR Furn. 4 BR. 2 atory. DAILY PILOT WA~ .ADS Slti, Leue, qt lfa.-ail i BDRM. muns. Fri(. ms Gentr1I ltf·I, OORNEtt 111 x 90 tn.inlDJ st home ofc. Pe,...
Tutefully decorated earner lot w/block fenct, 3 lgeJ1 ~S4&-=21=00=======-"D;ial=:642.=,-56=:18:;,lor=RESUL==1'~=S~E='='=::======
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1 mo. No pets or child. lZ6 E. ---------.,-1 wtaao..-.. It. bids. 19th ·A ton1 l@l«ted mutt hPe ,. home in nicest residential BRs. 12x15' fam rm. Sell 1. Bay, C..)t Rib'. su,.m lent1l1 w...... 59'0 Wh.ltth:r, Of. st2-3400 24 good re(a, l be bondable.
area, This lovely 2 Bdrm FHA or GL take aver 5%% General 20000.rtW•I 20'9 Generil 2000 Lo hr. 10,IQ) IT!Vest. In truck A
home is immaculate. & hu v.'ith cash. SJ50 total monUlly ) 1 pa'f:-~t ~O. ~~·1:~ l=~ ~~ ;!;e~~~ l'lt·l Industrial Units equlpt, Start at $250 per wk.
lush crpl'a, drp&..-ll& .lritch-_PJllnls. , , _ J Rernyood. 646-4098 nAh/CdM Call 133-l441 Ext 1%.iO fo l8 J)OO 111 rt. + substantial •hare of prof· :,;
enw/bltns&:canbe..pur-BRASHEXR ·REALTV C.1"-0 Ji\'' f)__£ ~Q.e-I;:: --oo.: • bRobertNattrt.1;s Rltr., lta,Shooldretiam25,«»'t ••
tha.sed Y•/ a kl\v down pay· 847-85.31 Eves, 431.J769 p\!;:I ~Q\J .~).'-(b JJ{,/ .. pBR lftlD apt..__jpj, _cpts. ™ w~a Cella ?tlka 64J...l41$ ,Jler p .,_For APPQint. pboil~
mont at m,soo . ..,_,.,.. DOWNTOWN clrJn, bltna, """· pool. -".!•~LA~N~D~L~O~R~D~S~·~l~~~~,_;:;~~~l~nt• ;-~~~~?o~ex~t. ~!61~.::
Balbol Coves 1215
\VATERFRONT-4 Br, 2 Ba,
2000 1q ft. Pier le slip. No.
50 Balboa Coves. $58,000.
S2001 dwn. P & I $392. Mo.
or make oUer. 529-8100
l BR \Vlth added den. De·
tached , prage on alley,
beautiful land1C&Pin;-. Cent-
ral }OC. Lea.s than S2S.OOO
lenn1 are wide open.
Rex L. HocltH, Rlty.
Ri11,~1 .
-~N=D~D~~
$223 Tot1I ''yment
BEAUTIFUL 3 BORl\l, 2 Lg 3 BR, newly painted, J3x
haths, formal dining room, 20' p11tio, hugf' lot, near
spacioua family &: Jiving ro-FV High. Sll,500 -.. •
Dover Shores 1227
oms. Magnificent View! B)' HAFFDAL REALTY
owner. S4$1901 8140 Warner, F.V. 342-4405
!========= RANCHO LA CUSfA. TUe
Eaatbluff 1242 roof. Open btam ceilinp. 3
DU)FFS.WORTH $39.~
BUT MAKE UFFER.!
!\1111t 1Cll View end unit "C"
rilan ••11950 tq, tL 4 BR's. 3
BA '1, Rp. dlrWW. Uparad-
l"t.i. lmmaculatel Call lrtn.
White 67)..9060 or 675-6764
evea. Owntr/q:t.
BUSIEST marhtplaet In
town, The OAJ'LY Pl1DI'
0 .usUied •~Ion. S.w
money, tlm, 6 eflort. Look
now!!!
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BR, 2 BA. lonnal din.. lam.
rm,· many extn.s. Wa.lk to
bt:ach. By Owner $.11.tOO.
Auwnt' k>w 1'1L\ 6~ ~ ·-GLEN MAR -4 BR. 2 bath.
Newly • carpeted thnJ-ot1.t.
dra.pe1: 1rz paUo, rr.any ex·
tru. SH to apprtda.te. 9102
Gellytbuf'I D r . , HB.
962--1194 -Fiexlble tmns.
l'ot O.Uy Pilot WllU Ms
Dial 6-12-5671
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Solv• • Simj>l• Scrcnnb!ed Word Puu!e for• ChU<k!• Adfts, oo peu 11211. 5'&-5163 FREE • .!':!:,NTI ~~.~VICE Lots 6100 Affiliate €
PlJT.&lvrl, 2 Br. new cpts, °'"" ~
0 leorrartge Stttm of the
IOUt .::ra!NMd wcwdll b.
low to forM four aill'IP!. words.
INATNOW I _' I I I-I r _
IPYTED I
l~ ~I T 01 01' I I O~*rd about a ilipj>ery l . . . . Chiseler: •1r1 eo1ltr to hold Ort'
.--------, ttl by the toil than-him-.·
rT,_l.,N,_NrA-rf-r-..--1j A Como'": th• "'""''' ~,:!_. .' I' I I I I :::v::i,:,::,~l:t:~
• :~~i~~~E~ITEU r r r . r r I' r 1
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SCRAM-Lm ANSWEll. IN CLASS1FICATION 1000
t
'dr:PI A atove. AdultA, mo WANTED· One bedroom BLUFtLotlOO'fromPaclfic. * Partner * lfl!t11. 288:1 Atendom 56501 hou5e wtih yard. up to $140. Ocean, 20 ml. from Calif. le Light Mfr. &; dlStributkm. :ict
11 BR Duplex, 111'1·· elderly rTS-5633 Mex. at San Anton.kl short!I. Active w/$.'iO 000 ca 1 h It .. r -,,--,,-.-co--c::=::-;-;::-:-1 99 yr. leatn $'500 value .tot ' pref'd. No dop, c.10M! to Unru111 hoUBt w/aar i. !enc-•.-vi '4:Z...J-· m&N.Cement ablUty. Xlnl '
11hop'1. au.-2720 ed yard for q . _....... '•-. 1lartlrc Ulary + share ot :.
646-2134 alt 5 pni BEAUT. Panorannc lot, aJl pro.fl ta. ShouJd net party 1 • ,..ewpert luch 5200 uW, Tustin. lm1 Vbta ltleeted over $.10 000 l11t 1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; J 4 BR houae to ltue tor 1 or 2 P:anoraln11..1 Owner 675--3:243 yeir. To arnn&e 'penonal i IHch 11............ yean on Lido hie. WW con. W'.l13-<l.10.'.i intarvitw phone
1 "'"'" elder buylnr. 6~'7 (n4) 112-2TIT "
tu.mmer Ir year 'round. WANTED: p.rqe .for rent ~ • 6200 10 am ~ 5 pm Mon-I'd ~ lFronl Sl50/wk. In 1ummu &iJ...2225 flt 5"-2$71 ... fto S2»'mo. a. \IP)'Ml'b'. . 110 AC ot less nr WIJ'htt BUILDER· Cl&slorn ttt. J
IKOKER • ..,.. hr llftt 5"5 Sprlnp: nr Omg Cnty Boy remockl A new comt. bl& :;
ITMlSO """"11 Evts. Seoutl camp in N. San Est&b. office 10 yn. Bilbo&
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' SUMMER ttntal Jtlftil U to J:Meao 0\1)', WW \"ade llJ.e 613-Sl500, eves 67)..lS&l _!!
JltLY. W . 1 ltr., fpl, Sept. 3.--(WGmlln Kitch diar, w/ fine. C>Wner. SMALL Groc. 1tore jn U.S. 1 dlsh~·w. b1tns. ntwb' dee. prlv. No dilldren or pell. li76-JXI or 673-0lll res. am. Avalltble $80 mo.
123> 61Ulj() ....... 5 AM l t. 29 AC ll<>blle bn1 -sit;. ~· _213, -
ll>:M'Y DAVIDSON NICE Room, •P· ""'"' •~ Cto>onL WU\ lod a111;Jf. ES?A8Ll.511EQ,. pnle.W.
Shan Prop, m.9060 tr, t bl.k beta, mkt. kit prv, Orlnl!r 6'B-0303, rrW243 l"Ol.lte. 61 ttucb ~ equ.lp.
UNrullNll!llEl) yrfy, ll'O. utll Inc. IUO mo. --Telloo over pymDll. IO ..,_ mtll\ •-hie. -
tltloar 1"' ....-Colvin S. PVT. bOme, -roam; &<J. 'oo -... 129 mo. Near BEER BAR A PIDa. Walle In F~ 1Utr._ IQ.3ll9. 1oc. N.-Hts. Kltchan Lab l <;\l:J. 194-n<.! ,...i.r. a..io ti> ~. /'¥111'U'Ul. I Wl'm ... 4 prfv's. l30. -n.,\CE )'OUr want ad whert CM. Sao tor euh. ~
couple cinlJ. No ptt&. wm. la'Yow.MlDourclPIWed•t °"1 ~ kloktna: -DAILY CHINCHllLAS
ntfrtd L: .r.. Alt MS-m Someona Wilt be looldns IOr PILOT duautedl MU417S Are )'OU lntm1ted!
SOCK rr TO 'EM! 1l Dtal f0.6671 Whit.I ~ptw\111 DU'l'le+llne Visit our ranctt lf2.otSS
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WANTED: oft-sale liquor r littn.w:, Orange County.
Call: 642~139
ney to Loin 6320
YOUNG male puppy, part
f.ennan SheplK'ni, \Ve 11
tnined. housebrim BJV\m &: ~Vic Ne11.'Jll)rt L!land.
N bull mixed. female,
approx. I \f, yrg, V i c .
/:7airvie1v Rd. le \Vilson. ·~ay 30, 548-fl059 C\'CS Only
Puppy round v i c ,
Newport Blvd, &: Bristol.
* TIJE t'OIN O!EST' +
Ra~ coins, set3, mail auc.
lion, etc. 741 S. Ccast, La.
guna Bch . .f94...5585.
SERVICE DIRECTORY
Appliance· Repairs
Pom 6510
SUPREME Appliance ~
pa.tr, Refrir. •vashcN, dry.
crs._ Ton1. 546-1363, J,ii.£iC91
1mmedlale openln&s • re • DRAFTSMAN
""' WhMdyo ont? Whod4yo 1Gerf
SPECIAL C~ASSIFICATION FOii
NATURAL BOltN SWAPPlltS
S1ttclll ltoi.
Drui"'°""" & Att.ratlen1
l<O#IO
e DreNmllruli • Alteratio1111
C\istolb ~
,t~b.1~ tor experienced
pereonnel v.'1.th thenn~et
Injection m9ld e.."perlence.
\Ve M:!d:
• S years m~hanlcal draft. inf c.,perlence required.
?.lust ht able to make
. complex dcitalltd dr11w·
tnra, u \veil u tracln;,
chlnci.na or c:omr>lcdna:
them.
•6'M«B* 1 e .SETUP MEN
5 Lin .. -s· tim• ._ 5 a...c~
~u~U -"° 41U$1' INCi uo~ 1-WP\llt rttU nav. t9 ,,..,., ~IMt "°"' ..,,, Ill 1rt d., !
Alt.rot'""• M~S e =~NTliHANCE
Neat, accurate: 70 ?1!· exp. • Ofl'E ltA TORS
J-VOUll •M iit 1r.•11r '"""''· ~! ll11e.1 1f 1dvt rl.1•nt Tree S;e.:Vi~.. 6'10
TREES pruned, I-·~
ClA·VAL CO. · ~OT HING 1'011 SAi i! -'~"DES otn 'I'! ()pentnis are-on al\ thilts.
.App)¥' In person or il!nd ttr-
sume lo:
PHONE 642·5671 17th & Pl•c:entl1
Coat• Met•
542201
To 'l•c• Yeur Tr•cl•r'1 P1r1cli1e •~ ' removed. 26 )'ft· ex p ,
S!Jmn1cr i:1 i\JotUCl'O on
l)Jedite1TalK'aI\. Anttr. Oip-
iomatic Corp. \\'ill lrd lge
Cum homt I,: cal's lot• sa.ine
berc. 6.t'.!· 7297 I,: 67'~3
Tax Shelter ner:ded: lnide
S:?JOO land 1!<J iu rapidly ap.
pl'C!'. aL'l!a for unit~. bc:h .
prop. o\\UCr box 616 Tuslln
l Paulson Tree S e r vice Lake Arrowhtad 1o1•aterfronfi
(1't'e & cir, $50.000 val. P a.i ,m.;::"";=======
t·ific Pall.sades ocean \'U lo~
!rte & clr, $27,500 \'tl.
\\la.nt: llx:ome. Bkr. 54$-7711
~Jll®at 3g· roomy, fast
l!ailet". $17,flOO ''*I + older 3
Br. h.sc Cl\T. $15, 7::4 val.
\\'ant' comm'l 01· indust
p1up in 01. 613-0;';17
Ul!helltory . '"° CZYKOSKI'S Ou:l UhoL
~pet.n· Cn.tsma.mhip
100~ fin! 642-1454
Wl Newport m., c.~t.
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Almost 1000 ac,. $2a(J l\I val. Jelt WentN,, Men 7o0o
SO mi from dnt11•n LA, S.
n1in from fwy on paved rd • YOUNG man desires job b!I'.·~ Beaumont & Oa.k Gltn:1 tra.inl'ng in cookin£, i:arden.
1't'd for ? ? 547·6469 Bkr. ~~c., for m in. 1\'a&es
OLDER units, good wiite--1 .:;~::=-------I
oil. $20,000 Equily. \Vant ' ~ENTER'S IIELPER.
out. \\'JU exchange tor land, E.'Cpl!t'lenC'!d, Good rrl. CaJJ
TD's, or ? Ralph, 644-2227
Erokcr &46-2ti'..:9 --------i:·Jot. Went.I, L•tlr 7020
HUGHES
NEWPORT BEACH
500 Superleir Avenu.
Newport le•ch, Calif.
Equal opportunity
emp)O)~r • lit A: F
NOW HIRING
53 MEN
An equal opportunity
empJoyer
* DISHWASHER
!lull time }
PJ-efer Clea.a cut YOllni' man
y,ith experience, Apply be-
tween 2:00 pm and 4:00 pn1,
in~n.
COCO'S
2131 WHtcllff Dr., NB
-IOY'S ATHLET iC-
AtJ. WORK ATTENDENT
SACk'GR.OUNDS Knowledre of equipment &
ACCEPTED apparatus wed In physical
education &: sportS pro. La~ MTO\\•head waterfront
free & cir, $5Q,000 \'al, Pl:I·
l·ilic Pa'.isade.:; ocean vu lot
ll'c:e &: cir, !27.500 tal.
.van1: lnoomc. s::r. ~~S-7711
BAYfo'ROl\"T k dock 3 Er.
:: Ea., val. S&!.aoo'. rOR
1·.o :s ll'OOsi9er lse/opt, or
I rude for ?? ? No. 2 Balboa
Co\'CS. 0 11•ncr 67:H331.
•LAD\' \\'Ith t e en ar e LARGE t'Olt1PAN\' il'fTlS. Du~ include: stor·
dauzh1er ~ position u EXPANDING IN l!li, repairtni:: I.: malntair1-
full cl~ ho~kl!r:per in ORANGE COUNTY in&: 11ehool'a athletic equl;.
!.Iolherless horn@, 5(9-0965 Salary ranre $447-$553 \Yrit-
EXPERIENCEO Nunr:/com· TOP PAY tr:n test 10 be i:ivr:n J unt
pa.nion. C.ook diets. Xlnt 17, 1969. Contact pel'80nntl
·"',:,::"~· ~E~':,,:.''"::,:.,· ~4>4-85<1;,.;.:~·;:_ __ 1 J.IU!Sl be ab~ to at.art im~· dtpt., Hunlini:;ton B e a c h
.::: i .... 1 ... N" PERSONNEL UnJOn H~ School Disttlcl. E..'J'ERlENCED nurse-com· ... .......,. ~ 53&-9331
panion. Cook dietl. Excel· OP'F1CE FOR JNTERVIE\Y =c:::=-------
lent 1~fs. E.xt 100, 4!M--&54i :P.!ONDAY &: TUESDAY.
Ex P . \\'or k e r . o \v n 1,...,,.. ... n;;;4-;;;7;;;2;;;5;;;liiii-iiiil e FIBERGLASS e FOREMAN
NEWPOltT BEACH
\
~LECTRO.
•PLATERS
with a mlnlmunl of otM! yc11,r
ot caclJnlum plating 1es~1i· ......
P\tad a pply in pcr&0n
HUGHES
NEWPORT BEACH
500 Superior Avtnuc
Nr:wport 1Beach, Ca.liL
Equal opport\lnlty
cmployr:r • M. .. r
GRANT'S SURPLUS
Now lnterviewi n9
SALES CLERKS
Full Time Only
E.'Cperienced preferred. bu1
not necessary. l\la.ny com·
pan;y benefits. Apply in per·
Bon only bt'hver:n 2 and 6
P.r.1.
1750 Nc1vpor1 Blvd .• er.!
BUSBOYS
D1y1 and Nights • DISHWASHER
Days
Apply iri pcrs'.ln
REUBEN E. LEE
1Sl E. Pacific Cit Hwy
Newport Beach
S ALE S Pot AN, Appliance:
\Voric irwktt, Pleaant 11ur-
mundlrws. Oppor. to Ml-
vince with l•rae Cl\ain Orr. 'Exe. llhJ'tinc • P'Y. • .. r1900.
Call Gerry Wblte S40.C455.
COASTAL AGENCY
Ai mcn1ber or
Snelltnc Ir ~lllng ll\I',
2790 Harbor Bl, Calta ~Tr~a
Agenci••· Women 7300
Exec.· Se~IY. li1issiQn Viejo
area ............. $500 n10.
Seely, good typi•t. .!I o m r
1horthand •..••••• S~JO mo.
Dental Ali5.ist, Garden Grove
area .............. S"33· mo.
Seery, no 11hocthand, llunl·
ington Beach uea • $433 mo.
RecepOonist, high cla1s beau.
ty salon .......... $198 mo .
488 E. 17th St., Suite 714
Costa M6a 642·1'470
7400
ADVERTISING PASTE • UP
GIRL: Flex i ble hours.
sketching pro(tuciion, agr.n-
cy procedW'C. To $433. 'Call
Gloria 540-60J5
COASTAL AGENCY
A member or
Sne lling & Snelling Inc:.
2790 Harbor Bl. Costa Mei;ll
FASTIDIOUS
SEAMSTRESS
Sought by yollng progrcs$ivc
sailmaker In N.B. area. Top
wai.-es paid for speed k ac·
curacy. Previous experience
prele!'red. Apply R i ck
Taylor, · Coast Catama.i·an
Sails. 817 \V. 17th St .. Ci\1 -IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS
Inspection & P•cking
Dep1rtmtnt
Slai1ifl£'. salary SJ.T.i Pfl'
hour \Vilh automatic increa:i-
cs. Apply:
'"5-0831
'S • Pr of Hom·rin1mr.d &..bysittlnt
.)4 !·2666 ('\'Cl!.
6550 1------TRADE: '5li Ford 1 ~ T~
Xc1'.'PQl't l!eig!\ts ld~·ely Z
Br.. h')nlc in nicest resident-
1·1! al'l.':1. 1'!'ade $1~.000
r.i,llil) «n· inl'Ome or \1l-
, .. nt ~:-ind. 6-~·!79ll
h-ansportat!On. Good reler-
tnl~s. 8S6-!i766 aft 4
J•p•n•S• Heusek-...,.--,-MOTOR HOME
e BUllDEIS
e lSSfMILERS
'for 1ellwti11~ fibet'lla."!.'!.
CAREER
Ol'PORTUNITY!
cbopper run ~ 1ibt"1"1la~ J oin toda)'I taste!!! gru\\'in:l
and hand layup departn1cnt. profession-Mutual Fund sales
JrH.lus1da1 Clay Product.
187.16 Fibl:>r Glasli Rd.
Huntington Sl'ach. Callf,
~locals, Vic Labrador Dr., BABYSM-rlNG, ~ly hon1c.
f1d: 540-4438 all 5 pn1. I Nice play room I: fe~d in
CK kitten with 11·hitc y:trd. Only lunch furnished.
JIBWS and nose, found at Near \Vestcllft shoppinll
:P.1. llsh try. Call ~.122 area. Call 5«-4531
{)..Tickets. 1·h· !Slh ST. NURSERY Sehl teacher &
• Santa Ana Av<'., Ctil. Sun· As5t will bab)tsit. Toys,
day 6/8. 646-4611 pl~1y111ate~. S\\'in1ming. Call
~---a.fler 6. 536-2453 UNO fo·en1ale Sia.rnc~c • '"'"'"°",.,--c---'--~-~ iC Brislol ' PauJarino. \rILL Baby&.it my home 5 GM. 54~1i6 days v.ttk. Peterson School
AI.LET, \Vbite .t,'ront Park· area, H.B. Good refu.
Loi, CM. Owner Identify 1 _,,.... __ l_M ______ _
-7 BABYSrITING, my home.
6401
5 moi1 SeaJpoinl
Siamc~. lemale Y•/ rlca
l\lcsa Verde area
• 540-2732 *
OULD care 5 days W<!ek, my
home. l\lalurc 1rom11.n.
&""-19.:12 Disap~arcd lasl
urs. J.lrui sli!chrll ort \VILL babyl>il ou.r home from
omach, n1ust be rcn10,,.ed 8 to 5. 968-2530
uili Thurs or fri. Shr n111y
111 I: ACtatch Jf f)j1•kcd ,Br.ick, Muonry, etc.
lup. Call ~793 or CUM 6560
Animal Hosp\1al. 67J..Rl60 BUILD, R.l!model. Repair
E l\IALE pup. Parl Brick, block. co n cr e tt ,
Shepherd & Bernard. BJ!; 1 trpnlry, no )Ob too miall.
.. ·~111 v.•hltl! large pa1v1i S. Lie Contr. 962.$1}
\\1hite tip tail. Lost in vir. of ~=========
,Victoria & f'tdr.ral. Li\llt' Builclert 6570
bo.v broken heart~. J:'iO ----------• Re\\'ard. 64Z..5761 or LI
1-1814
* CARPENTRY
&_ GENERAL REPAIRS
Call Dan 642-'ia05 aft 5
Pick Up FOl! ,11.,1 ... ''·"
2;;o CC 01· bi;::;c .. l'..:J ~·1~1
SI., CoiUL 1\lc.ill Apt 0 or
548-6315.
Trade: Superb custom-bll
Oodi:e Van Camper, aleep!i
3--t, one of a kind, Jo.-equity
in l't'al c;ta !c. duph". o!· 1~:1-
pJC.'I: p:l·f'd. No.":'n C'r.1!;:-
518-!llitil
\VANT TRA!Ll::r~. Tl'adc ·o~
Olds 98 2 OR, HT. air. II
p11•r, R/H, nt!w \VSIV, bcJ.1
Ills. I.ill str, XL'\'T COl\DI·
TION. j36.}\31
\11'.:.:iA VERJ.H :
1-':\IR\VAY LOT
ll JillC' OJI Alladtna Golf
Course $59,950 or S acrta nr
AJ·lina;con. ldeW u;;,oOo.
Trade lor Btach· ~. Olvn-
e!' 642-31JZ5 838-5712 ·
548·iHS2
HOUSEQ.EANING. Ex p .
Dependable. Own car. Don't
11moke. SU day. 6U-78TI
J~'l:chanze $lii,OIXI equity in Domestic H•I' 7035 C~f t: l\-S area houst. will I ~..;.;;:;.;c;;.;;;.;..::;;o...._..;..=
lr.'.'.10e-hack for I year for ;;.r..::s· S?-Jraishcr. 54S.1310
l1t'l.Jri' S -":\! aft 6 Pl\!
Comm C·I appni; 3400 sq, Jt,
Gd for Dr, &: Dtntist+ (1)
2 br, (:!I bach apts nr new
ci,•ic cntr S.A. F.q. $69,500,
~yr ne1v. Trd/llnia. !J&.7218
Retired-don't need la.-; s~el·
George Allen Byland Ag~ncy
Employer Pa.)'s l"ee
lOC-B E. 16th, SA 547-4.395
Chinrse llve-lrul. Cheerful
Permanent. Experienced
Far East Apncy &4:2-3703
Holp Wontod, Men 7200
Immediate openin&:s for men
with . ex~nce In plumb.
In:. c~ectrlcal. \\'all!, cabht·
ets and fini!h • or \re 1vill
train you. !\-lust ha\'e somr
hand tools. See Rick. :!13j
Canyon Drive. Costll l\lr:sa
642-9T:>S
TRAINEE: Sharp, neat,
hi.rd \.\'Ot'ker no!1!ded tor
Frin~e ~ncJits. Sail boat No txperlen~ ne<:essary-·rYPfsT: Technical Publ.
manufacturer. Send resume We b'aln . full or part time Good working eondilion~ &
to Bo¥ i\I-631 The Daily Pi· Mutu1I Fund Advisors abovf' avc>rage benefits.
lot, or apply in ptrson: 82ll Inc. ' Stai1 $~. Call Ann Willia ms
Lanker~hlm Blvd., North Npf B. 1603 \Vr:stclill 642-64Z' 5~(1.6ffij •
l-loll,Y1i'OOd, Calli. --1 S.A. L't!~ N. B1·nadwa.v COASTAL AGEl,CY
BARTEUMll >t'-S'"i A mombor ol UWUI• ' •.. ----5,,.,n;,g & 5"oil'"• '"'"·
DAYS . & NITES
Apply In person
RUEBfll E. LH
151 E. Ce11t Hwy.
RETlRED n1a11; hOsl 3 1,~ 2790 Harbor 81. cosia r.1l"sa
duys per Vittk 1n mO!'t lux-1--~=~~~-~~
Ul'ious laundromal U.S.A. GIRL FR I DA y ' Book
lii odest salary. f\1u:.:t be kee p in&: I !;Ccrctarial l
!iOber, responsible & gel sales. 9 to 5 p.m. Call for
along wen 1\•ith people. Src appt. 962-3351 I
store by Pa.ntry Mkt., Balter J . J . KNICKERBOCh~R
al Fairvlc\\'. C.f\t. Then 1Buildin; materials anti
call: John Briscoe after j carpet distrib111u1-s '
Pi\! 644-J.~; IS582 Beaeh BlvU, \\'ant industlial. t•on~tllf'l'l.·i·
a.I, ineo n1(' 01· '7 '! ~·ubmit lo
Oll'lll.'I'. t4:!'47U
tr:r, l\'ant h .. 'IC free &: cir fur
$3! r.1 ~q in'.! T·p!c:., Isl TD
ti:•! s:;s '.\/, pool, ptinie lox,
no \·ac, S ) rr old s.10-0001 HUGHES I Dept. Store l\lrnu. Thorough
lL'l.lnlnr. Top co. na1ion111ide.
career 5p'Jt S70C'!I. CaU Ger·
l'Y \Vhi!t ,j4,G.S05j Newport B11ch , ___ _ P t F II T. Huntington Beech 1r or u 1me ..
* * * * * ---------·
SERVICE Dl~.ECT~~!_ 1 SERVICE DlltlCTORY
Cem1nl, Cencrete •60:1 G1rclenin1 "80
e Concrete Or·~. patios c ir
<.:onc:t-cte I,: blk lop ioa.11 lr.;.
J:C":.is. Don, 6~:l.g;jl 4
• COKCRE'fl:: \1·01·k Ji!l
lypeB. POOi rlecki &: l'llslon1 .
Call 548-1324
ecU~l\I PATTOS•
ANTHONY'S
64'1· 1941 -~ The Best, cost! no more :
l::.'l:~rlenced. l\laintenance
Budget Landscapin&"
Graduate Horticulturist
NEWPOltT IEACH
hu ul';ent requh'C'lntnls fo1·
SWISS
SCREW ·
MACHINE
OPERATORS
COASTAL AGENCY
A member ot
Snellini • Snellinz Inc.
:?790 1-fariior Bl, Costa !\Tesa
*DRIVERS*
No Experience
Necessary! I ?llu!t have clean Calilol'nia
I
drlvinr record. Apply
YELLOW CAB CO.
186 E. 16th St
Cost.II i tesa __ I
\Vith Torno experie.nce. Abil· ! II.JG~. TRAI~EE. P.es~u·'
ity to do own ietupS i9 d~ rant. A Qi, 1\•1tr. e~·r:1;.th1~
JANITOR
~!AC OONALD 'S is hiring
janitoiial help_ Prcfl"rred
age.~ 4.i to 60. Expe1ience de-
sirable but not necessary.
Good pay, liberal fringe
benefits, txccllcnl 111orking
ronditions. Apply in pl.'r1011
bct11·e(!n :! Pi\J 10 5 Pi\f or
ealJ 847-9100, allcntion of
?ill', Jack O IV)'CI'. l6SG6 Beach
E\vd. t,IB'-------
e COOKS e
position now avail tor SE'\'eral TRAINE~ for s1atJ9t1~;1I
antbitiouii men, 2Q.40. Fies· 11·ork. ll1gh sc_hool grad Wit h
ible hrs, some 'ev<'s. pref. 1-cal Interest 1n mat~ .. s1a1·1
Car nee. Prestige y,·oi·k 1.,.ilh $330. Cail Ann \Vilhams.
above ave1>age earnings. !ilO-re~~"i
Oppty ror f\lanagc~ pos. \Vc COASTAL AGENCV
train. •·or introd. lntervif'1v 1\ n1cn1brr of I
call l'>lr. l\'lill.~ ~8.AA:I. Snrlling & Snelling Inc.
'.!i!IO Mal'1>0r Bl, Costa MC'.o;.1
--I Ca shier /Hostess
TRAlNEES: 23 yr ()Id r11'tl·
rnotional advertisingi firn1
1~eds young 111c.n. Co1,1J)<lny
listed on l~vo .stock ex· Espcricnc<'il i\pply cha1~es, nati~n1v1de TV. lf MANNINGS INC
you are f!am1ng less than . ' '
Sl:i!l a lv<!ek, call for in-El Toro R~. (LeisW'C \Vorldl
fo1mation, f.fon. thru f 'ri. l..a.guna Hills 837-lOl·l
~O aft.·6 P l\1 CAN YOU QUALIFY! ck I: v.·nu~ b!aglt, 8 mos.
•A)mvr:rs to l\fat1he1v Vic.
"'ave St., Laguna. Ca.Ii Nan· C1rpenterint1
l'Oncrcte &a.1ving It. removal
'590 Stale Lie. *&42-1010 · U -coUff'. snack shop,; :uid 11rablt. Top do ars for top ., .• ·, •• 1.11 ;, d " .. .,-c, . roon1 s. t,ec s
.\pply In pt"1'll0n
DISHWASHER
BOTH SHIFTS
Could you spare two hrs. fl
day for five days a \\:CCk, ii
you receive SG:i for Jr! JI "-<J
call J\lrs. Nrlson. &12~
-ey. "91-7909 I CARPENTRY co,,tractor1 S WK. Old black kitten, ~N') ~lL"°OR REPAIRS. No Job 6620 Nl!:IV 1&111'ls re -1 er: din G'.
Comple!e la1\·n care, clean
up by job or month, Free
c~lin1alcs. • Vor mto, call
84t)..-0932 or 89:r.1995
GARDE N 1NG :collr:i::;c
Studr:nts Complett' or mow
and edge TY.ice a month or
v.·cckJy 644-1693
men. a.ltrt, 1!.bl!! men. SB:iOO. C1ll
Openings on i.·i. ;' ~.1J .Sec·
ond Shilts.
liel1'}' \Vl1il!! 5 11)..6(.6
COASTAL AGENCY
REUBEN E. LEE
.blut eyr:s. ''ic. Diamond St .. I TIX' Small. Cabinet in aar-ADDITIONS-REPATP.S
Balbo.a Isl. 6 7 5 -6 61 7 · qe1 &: 0 lb e t cabinets. P.El\JODELll'\G
Reward. 5-G-817a II no amwer leave Ocslgnini: I.: Plannina:
A n1en1~; of
Snellinr l; Snellin&" lnt:.
:i90 Harbor Bl, Coita )Jesa
151 E. Pacific Cst Hwy
Newport Beech
Apply in Person ? SURF & SIRLOIN bc1 .• -4 Pl\1 tor an a/>'",
[lOinlmcnt. I
5930 Pac, Cst Hwy SECRETARY, PVT. 10 Ad·
J;STANCIA L ct t c r n1 c n msi ~t 646-237.!. a 0 . Ki!chcns-Ba.th!I, etc.
J acket, Vic El Rancho Anderson Lfc'd I,: Bondtd. Fret est.
R.l!iocation as.~1stance
pL"O\'idcd.
Assisl1nl l\rECHANICS, i\farine \i·ork: Newport Be•ch min., accur. typing, G1·r.gt; I
Busy Beach~ide t'O. ~eds l\JAf'HiNTS'l· Si ll. Small gro1•.":: Ne1v[)(lr!
men for repairing inboard I,: We Need Ope rators Engineering firm. To $j(J().
1
Market. NB r. r ward ~ REPAIR. Partitions, Small A k B CONSTRUCTION
548--0220 Remodel, etc. Nite or d'l)'. ll2'J Paularino, Cl\I HUGHES
Lost sn1al! hlaC'k Terri~1·1 'l.~as! Call Kl.'N 54()..4679 *545--4941 •
PoodlC' puppy. 111:tlC'. \'\t· ll1g ~!ASTER carpenter, $4 per ADDITIONS-;--rc mo de!;
e :'lfO\V • EDGE • \\'EEO.
Prof. la1rn main l by capable
Co1legf! students. &16--1134
NEWPOltT BEACH
"'iln~ger outboard motors. Pleasant Dri ll pres.11 & Blall chard Call Glori11, 540-6ffi5
•"1 • y,·ork, top S$. $SSOO. Call grinders, packer & 3 1na. COASTAL AGENCY
I Gerrv \Vhltt ~~0-GCJ.i ,.,, .• ,.,, ,,.,· .... .,~ A '''""tboc ·I
I Reuiil :rocP.1'V. t'.'..'l:""'ricnce, CO.,ASTA' AGENCY " '"'"~· ..... u 500 Superier Avenue ,.., .. \Vcl>cr Speed Equip Co. SnC'lllng & Snelling Inc.
N .. ~ C 1.1 d1.y or nirht shift. Paid vat'. A mcn1ber of :no So. Cenl(!r, San!a A>>~ :!790 Jlarl>o.1r Bl, Costa ~l1•sa Bc:h. f'l<'a Cn!la1', !lf;.'\·~>~120 hour. Remodeling·Repa.ira,, l'Cl1;50nablc; i:i;t l o 1 h c r
"'? rA""' ..... 5..., ~"""" estimates, Then C at I OLIVE Grf'r11 Ladies \Valle\ u-t.<r"V'N:i "' ~ M?-2416
'Vic Bristol & Paularirm REPAffiS, ALTERATIONS ========== H•ulin• e730 owport a,..n, • 1 • ·n u '' x• 1 Op 1y Call • '~-"""'-'''----....;::.;:.: ! 1 s r i.: .... n P · Sncllin" I.: Snelling Int. 714: 517·2:10' -f I 6•2 8"0 -" LARGE Group mc>rlical Pl'il<"
. Church. RC'w;ird. 673-'ll'JG CABINETS, A ..., 1rize """b C I & ·~·., r-1rpet Lay nt
TOOL Bos of tools 111 2J yrs. exper. ~TI3 Repilr 6626
GENERAL HAULING
& CLEANUP
t;qual oppol'1.ur.i1y
!'1np!oye1· -AI I,: 1''
I or &pp • • :>:: 2790 H'al'bor Bl, Costa Mesa 1'101'EL night auditor or lice n e e d s ei..periencetJ
' SAL~l\IEN GARDENERS a a! I 11 tan I desk clerk \l'ith esper. on I\ Ome n in all phases of front
Ca.t"ttr opportunity with sinrle, for COll..!tal estate. NCR 4200, u Pi\1 to 7Al\I. oHicc. Baek g ;· o u n rl &. Capislraoo Beach. Rr1va,rd. CARPENTRY • npain . I-------'----
Call Blackie 499-1990 gtn'l fix it. Quality y..'OJ'k, CARPET VINYL • TD..E
Ult female red Irish Setter 64U464 or 645--0415 Expert installation
Sl.2 Ptr load.
962·68·16 a.ft 3 l; 11.'kend5. rrowin~ Co. Prefer esp'd Farmer type preferred. Cot· gd pay & 11·orking cond's. qUalifications: Box 1723.
-men. Fast. fl~r, xuarant~ b.;:e i&. small salary. Good Ben Brown's ?i'Sotor Hotel, Newport Beach.
616 vie 19th & S.11. Ave C~l QUALITY Repairs _ Alten.· BLANKINSHIP FLOORS 548-J(MI 642-1403 :;,ll)..Tl62
l-tAULING, cl~an-ups, lots,
G"aragcs, etr. Lfi truck,
handyman. anytime. Call '
BOB 6-G-22,jG
RE~IAUF:.Ar\T :'IJ li :'II T; + l°Om misiuon + p M s · b I •· \V · ~ k · · · )0 or a pens..,ner. nte Laguna Beach. 49'J-Xl71, i.:xP ...,.,1,, eook & .un:&m spot if you're loo·· APPLY Box p 419 Daily Pilot. l\I G t ,..... ~
lnr ahead. Top pay, rapid ::s:; E. 17th SI., Cosla l\Iesa r. a es Exp fry rook. part lions -Nev.· const. by hour
DAILY PILOT IV ANT ADS! or Contract. 646-3442
lu1. C>e:~~tias '300 ~us. Opportuniti• '300
'
CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE
Man or wo1nan to restock new type coin
dispensers \\•ith high quality package candy
products. NO SE LLING!
DEPEllDABLE P~RSON CAN
EARii UP TO $800.00 A MONTH
J Part or full time posi tions needed in thi5 , are.a. Req uires car, exchangt of referen·
ces, S1'50 to $2990 cash, secured by inven·
wry IJICI equ ipmenl.
I Write for personal interview, giving phone
/number, to :
• STUIEGIC fUICJdS DEPT. 25
533 Sow1• 2tM1 West,
Salt Lake City, Utllll 14101
. \
Drafting Service 6637
OF.SIGN Dno.fting. electro
m~h P/C layout I: detail-
~. Ken Sr. 61i=J.llll
LIGltT hauling, Jo'urniture,
.-;ara:e cl!!an-up. t r a s h .
642-20i0
advancement. Co. y,·ill tl'ain. 464 s. i\la.in Sl Sa.nta Ana BUS BOY, O\.~r 18, late n1tc R.ceiving Clerk lime. 494-4898 •
SinccrT. Top ori;. $7000. Cail ' week~nd!/1\ill develop into $390. Bcn!on'!li Cofftt Shop
Geny \\rtiit~ 540-6()5j i\l:tn~·"'CmeJit Tr-·" ' full time. No r:xper. necess. Young: ma..tTied, stable. Call IJ.~ S, Coo:st ll11'Y, LB
COASTAL AGENCV ltAltT TIME EVES. Apply in person Ho\\vd'1 Dan. l\fr:rchants Pen;onl'h.'I CAL FRlDA\'· Advcrtisfn.c;
A mr:nli>Cr o[ I ' Jkslaurant, 4001 \\1. Coasl Agency, 2CH3 \Vestcli.U Dr., Agy. Ace u r a l e lyping.
YARD/gar. clnup. Remove Sntlling &: Snellinr Inc. I $3 so h 111\'}'. Nc1\'}:IOrl Bcac~ _ N.B. 64:i-2770 Should havr pastl'·up eXPt'l"
t..<ets. iv;y, dirt, tractor back ' """"" H '-I per r Gardenlnt. ___ ....;.•.;.•IO __ l=""=·~""''=<=d"1:.==..,,..=='="==J ... 1""' &1·uur B, Costa l\le.u. • ---e .... ,'.,~iK~llEoa"'• ;+-,,',!.~~-,._ LATHE & MILL if'nce. Start_ lo ~7. Call --_Draftsman ... $7IO. --_._. ~ • """'_..... ... .. ,....,, Ope11lto1·s wan1ed;-Also Jean Bi°O_wn ~605.> •
CUI&: F.d~La\•:n H•u .. cleini.,. 6735 Sintple draitln.-, 111tch&nieal. Call S.i7·77S'.! htr. Sond cal ability &: draft.ing. Call SALES REP. COASTAL AGENCY
f\laintenancc, Licensed "-'-""'",;;;;""~--.::."' Call 0111, l\lerchants Per. k:e E Dan, Merchants Ptl'6onncl l!.Xperie~ only. ,\ niember of ~~/&fi>-2310 dt 4 CARPETS. \Vindows, flnr, sonnet Ai:ency. ~'04.1 \Vest· L rutd Real state Sales. Aiency 2043 "·r:slcllU Dr. 9:;11 ......... erlAvc, Unit E Snri!ing & Snelling Jrn·.
t .. ~. Res or Comc'I. Xlnt l"l Ori N 8 ,,. i -o man flff'ded !or im~iatt NB &15.2170 ' ·-...,.. ~'i90 Harbor Bl, c~ta r.tr~ AL'S Gardenfnr s er v Ic e . u.o e u ve, · . a-•' employment. New unit noi\I · · . , off Botsa l Dlllo1v, \\'stnitr 1 • • , , _
La.11·n maintenance, prden· \\'Ork Reas! Reh. S4Mlll Jo"IBERGL A S tool in;, s"lllnJt. \Vil! train, E.'XPERlENCED onl,y . ST.OCk CLER~ 1-lf liSEh.Et;P~R ~ ch1ltl
In; k clean up. 646--3629 mold~, bondinr , b 0 a t R ~-H str:ady employment 1\•1th I • carr, llvC' in, ~1 ~ days. J1nltori1I 67t0 Ex rle ced nly ,-eur -•sens omes oceanographic CG. Apply I 4:xl per month to sl~rt. No Pl'ivlltc room t. barh. R1·fs.
YARD , C I I! an up. Tree Io;:;,;"'°.;.;.;;;;_ ___ .;.;.;;.;.;.;; carpen~~~ 0 • Huntl"1ten h•ch 1916 Placentia., c.~1. expetCt! fl(!et;s:18J). r.ton· ;so 1\•k 1o1•/periodie ral.scs.
S1?rvlC£', ""'v I awns , \V.ALL.5. \Ylndows, noon. 1974 Pla~ntla, C~I t~OO fiberalau molders 10 r
1
tl ay t ugh J''r•dar. Chance 5-11)-92!2 ~prlnkll"nr, rololill. 64&-SMS 4:&rpet.!. Commercial I.: --.. lo ar:tvanct'. \Vrilt Dally ·""=~-,-,.,---~~-P.S\dentlal. Daily, y,·ee.kly •,.J:.XP dlsh1\•asher "k\1 DOORMAN CLEANUP l\tAN, ovt"r 18. Pilot Box l\1--lli. LfVfo; In hcJ11: nm1herless JAPAN~~taniP.,ner _'!:'mblpl And/or ?i1o. 897-1300 fll"lper. tuli time. DEPEi.'I'· ltARKING ATTND'T Start 6 AriL No exp. \V\Jl 1 SllOE SAL"'~ hon1c. boy age 7. To 11tart
5el'V, ...... ,,..,._ <epenua e, DABLE. 4%-4891 FuUorparttime,dayoreve. train. Tl-IE ZOO, E. Coast ll'alntt A~ inl .ani8ger approx Ju11e &1. Send
lrc<' rsl. 642-4389 Piperhaniini Benlon·s Collet Shop lie. CllU. ~river. Neat 1.p. Hwy I. f\tacArthur N.B._ retailei~ orn~~~~·s ~:!.:~ resume ~ refs B. Cook, 1500
CLEAN-UP Spedalisl! ~IOV· fl'aintlne 61.SO 133 s . Coast Hwy. LB pe~, re.ls. Call ~1700, \VANTED: Cltan cut colJt'fe LEEDS soo:e Stott', So'. Ada1n11. Sul!<· 20.1. CM ;;~!O:~il~·~ job I' 0 1 S H \VAS H E Jt wanted c.'<l 555, 4 to ' p.m. student iv/awn car tor put Coast Plaza. Contact 1'Ir. DRAPERY \\'ORKROOrit
PAINTrNC Int Ii: Ext Lowest t xp'd. Apply in ll'lrson Blue BOYS 11. 14 tlJM eventnr delJvr:ry work. Phe.IP!!I Trainees · immcdiatt opcn-
Johngon's Gardtnin& mntncttd prtcea. Full)f tns. Dolphin Restaurant, 3.1),j Carrier Routts Open 500 \V. Cout Hwy, NB TRAINEES. t"ul\ pa.rt Ing. Beach Drapery, 900 \V,
finest equip., expert eve. SatWaetion lfU&t. Fr'N est. \!ia Lido, NB. tor EXPEJUENCED BreaJdas! I. tlrn.. COOR • FOU~AIN • 2'!.lh St., Crtl. ~
Plant'.11s:. clean-ups. 9&2-20l> J lrn \\.'ttka '73--1166 ' ·-·"· Be So DRUG Ct EXP'O Scn '1ce Station • fl.IL -...... acb, . t.aauna P"r:y Cook. No SUnd~ no DISH ~lACH ll'\E. T H E erk, pt time, 2 yn
Yamauchi Garden Servloe e INT • E.'\'T, ANY SIZE lhnc. pttTl'lancnL Jloutb' DAILY PilDT nlles. Apply S12 \V. 19th SI.. zoo. \Y. Cos.st Hwy, & l\fac-min exp, nof. Co 11 r JC n
frtt Landi;eapr: Co nsu.lttni JOB. Xlnt '6'0'r'k. refs. tree v.1lic + c 0 m ni I a• 1 0 n . &c.a:?1 C.\f. Arthur, N.B. Pharmacy 440 r l!lir Dr C.M
• 673-llG& e e.sl. JIM "2-4669. Unllom11 turnl~hod. 990 I::. I SERVICE STATION Kennlll man, over l:i. ApplY 121 SERVTCt: tila.1ion at· ~540-4="°"°==~~-~~
EXPJ..:RT J ap&.nl!lil! ma.in-PAINTING, Pa.perln: 16 yn Coa.~t llw~·. !'l:B. 6-tMl!ll Entp\O).·Ct> Y.'!th experience in person. SPCA, 20612 La· tenda.nb <ll l\tcchinlc . BABYSITTER..;-> tl1Q1 '1k, 2
1 tenanct -W.B .. F.V. area. In Hu-bor arta. Lte A bond--S•rvlce/O•llvery--11.•antcd tor f>.ll pm shUt. pnm Cnyn Rd, lAg fk'h Exp'd, Call s.12~ ask ror M:h.I agt> chldrn. Ll,·r 1n 01
Call )fack, ~2 ed. JW1 furn. ~ ll30 week alter tralnlnf per-Apply 804 S, Cout lfl\.')', YOUNG man wtth lnHlatlve Cat1. out. 644-0781 aft 6 prn •
J1pan11e G•rtfner NEAT, up. Painter, no ~. I-lard ¥.'Ork. Chevron station. for rettaurant work . EXP. SERVICE s 1 at t 0 11 PBX Ans\l't!ri"l: .-r, cxp'd (
Exper, c:ompl yard eervlce! drinldn&:· Oolltp ctudent. SeNisolt. 506 .U St. N.I . SALES?.tAN 4 c en er a 1 ~la& ~l~sman pa rt or rull·lime. Jll't'f. J.1u!ll he av11,il !or :111
Free ~~I. 543-1951, ~4 Low prlceal Stew 5'M3&9 SERVfCE STA .AT?. t'Vll Ii: helper for nU1'$1!1')', <X>OK. Oependable. Steady. Don JohllM!n Chr.vton, 700 i hllts, steady wurk. 5.J&.SSSI I
ESTABLISHED 11u'dwnin& ,Pt Salary Ir comm. Tom _ * $4&.0724 * Small d\nnu bou~e eicpcr, \\'. 19th St., C.1\1. 548-9883 RN. Part lime 11.llen100111 for )
roule, 6T tnickil t,: equip-'laderlne. a.p.lr 6llO Sharp 673-.l320 rn TI m • fflica.le&"ttn SJ'illt-thlft. Cdr.I. 673-772'.? e YOU'NG man 18 ytan or Gc ner11t PracllUone.r·1 ol·
ment.avallable. ~. e P.A'J'Qt PLASTEJUNO All ~RVICE Sla .Attmlant and man. 5 l)a.y5 wk. Set TClT)', DELIVERY drl\!h, Con1n1·1. older for Kentucky Fried nee. 548-1643
THE QUICKER YOU CALL, typei. F'l'ftf atimate •. Call ,?Uecha.nlc. Retr. Reqr. 1000 GS E . llth St,. ~osLa ~fc3* BhM!nr\nt •ho JI . Cf.LI Cllidten, 6.CIJ S. Coast llwy, For 0 11.1.ly Pll-Ol~W~,-,-, -M~,
11-11!: QIJTCKER ''OU SELL ~ E . eoa.,1 H\\')'. N.B. DAU.Y PnDr 'VAJ."\'T ADS! M~$'!73 Ui(l•na Ik-rC"h Dini 6tJ :i6iX fur Rl::.'illl.T;:;
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Htlp Wonted
Women 7400 S-h ;}· '· ·' d ' bis variety o fi~e school~ ... c 00 s :.\ _.:!I~ \ . .,. could introduce '. . . . . . : ·,;.-;;._ ,·~~t.;· ~ -~ ..... ' ... __ , you to: rew tomorrow.~
*·Cafeteria
Help
• I' •
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." • , • ' .. ~ • _ '. \ • ·• ~ il'tl'Ol /u'the• lo~""' foo•-'•9ud'"9 tho Dolly Polot ns ru~ ·w'~ '·:\\' S .r-. :'~ ·V~'.r Schctols •n~d I trllctio~ Directory ','. . . . '. ' .. ·.. . , , : "~.\ :i.' I;.'. CALL 64 -5678, EXT. 325 ' ,• ... ~'i /"/ \'\T~ " '• • ..!..._.__£ -~ • " -----.
' Se1rs
Costa Mesa
Full Time
I Cooking and all·around ·
txper&enct nee.
' . { Excellent Benefits •• ~ Apply in Personnel Ollicc
I llonday lhMJ Sahrn::lay
10 A~I to 4 P~I • " SEARS
~oebuck & Co.
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
3333 S. BRISTOL
COSTA MESA
An EquaJ Opportunity
Employer
e EXPERIENCED e
NEW ACCOUNTS
CLERK
UNITED CALIFORNIA
" ~ \ 1 Gvremonl Schoof ·
DAY SCHOOL NON-SECT ARIAN
. II i\
Summer
Enrollment Still Open
Grades 1.a .
E~perienced
Qualif,ip\I : Tf'echers .,
e Phonic Re•ding e Besic Meth
~ En9li1h
• French e Sociel Studies
e Do il y Swimm ing
' 261 Monte Viste;
Costa Mesa
646._I 170 for appt.
BANK I
4G67 ~IacArthur Blvd. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
N"t'\\'J)Ort Beach ~-~
SEAMSTRESSES
Exp'd power machine oper·
ators lo 3e\V naugahyde boa1
C'UShions & canva55 pro-
ducts. Top wages, pd holi·
days, vacations, ins. Xlnt
\VOrldng conditions. Apply
Jack Cole· Co., 1763 Placen.
tia Ave., Ovl. 646-24.51
EXEC SECTY $500
~l lssion Viejo area fee 1-eim·
bursed. Good skills, also Jee
jobs.
ABILITIES
UNU~fITED AGENCY
488 E, 17th Sl., Suitr 22<1
Costa Mesll 642-1470
Anna's
Pre-School -1st Grade
ANNOUNCES
Facilities for Enlarged Enrollment
ltt!gister your little ones for:
e A Full (fun) .Learning Program
.. •l, ~
lAGUftA BEAEH ; .,'.
\ , S<H~. OF ART & DESIGN
,-SUMMER
I . PROGRAM
SIX AND NINE-WEEK COURSES
Painting, Printmaking, Ceramics, ~ife
Orawlng; ·Sea '& Landscape, Rendering,
Children's Art
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\Vrite or call for fr ee 13roc'hure
630 La9una Canyon Road
494-1520 ' "
titEN WANTED NOW
TO TRAIN. AS
CLAIMS ADJUSTERS
"
, JnsurAnce ·~ves.tia;ators a.re b a'd I y ~eeded ·
due to· the ·tre~dous increase in claims re-
sufttng from auto . accid~~ts , fi~~~· _ fl~.ods .. riots~. s\Oi"JTlS anP 1ndu~tn.al acc1dertts th at occu~daily .. )ns&rance Adjusters Schools ~f
1901 N.W. 7 Street. Miami. Fla .. cB.n lraln you
tq .earn.~p money in _this fast n:-i.oving, excit-
frig. action-packed field, fu.ll . time or part
tinie. Work at your present job and stucj y ~t
home then ' attend resident training -for lw D ' week~ at MIA·MJ BEACH, 'Flor ida. ot LAS
EXPERIENCED
e NOTE TELLER e PART TIME
TELLER
• Music
e Art
e Dancing
e Creative Activi ties
e Hot Lurie.hes & Snacks
VEGAS. Nevada. Excellent, emp,loyment a ~·
sistal'lcf'. For details fill oi.tt coupon an d matl
··-·· --io_d_•_'"_N_'o_O_b_lig_a_t-io_n_'· -------~ Afipr"Ovl'd"lor VCierans under NC\v G.l. Bill! ., ..
e Ages 2· through 1st grade
222 Ocean Ave., I.aauna Bch.
494-6546 2110 Thurin Ave., Costa Mesa
See Betty Bruce at mi.u Gxec
Aiency for Career Girls
410 \Y. Coasi ff\\'Y .• N. B.
By appoint. 646-3939
TELLER: New Ace<1unts.
Girl who has sparkling per·
sonality, varied duties, in·
tcrtsln_g. To $~00. Ca!i Jean
Bro1vn 541).6(t.}5
COASTAL AGENCY
A n1cn1ber ol
Pla11111td S11111r.ttr PTOffOl'll
• Shlte Llce111H I S11pervl.ti
Atn Z thr• 10
e Hcl b1 lt nc1d 1Yn(~tl
Snelling & Snell ing Inc. • Sn•cki :?7911 Harbor Bl, Costa l\1esa
--Gener•l-offiCe--e Hoffl•·lik1 •+m•HP~•r•
Xlnl oppty to join growing 1 Newport Beach co. Good • Co"cr1t1 l 9r•11 pl•y
advancement. Pretty oles. •r••' -111p1 r.,.i1•d
$.jOO. Call Edee, :>46-5410
Jason Best
• Cr11li•• 1c+i.,.ilit1
.,. ·t ~·
eh1 646-1444
Employmtnt Agency
21ZO So. Main, Santa Ana
GlRL r R10<\Y: Excellenl
oppty with future, General
office duties. $2.1. r11ise in 3
months. $400. Call Jciu1
Brown :>4o-6ro5 CERTIFIED KINDHGARTEN
For prompt reply \\Titc !o:
INSURANCE; ADJUS'FEHS
SCHOOLS .
De-pt. 1203 '
P.O. Box '176 ...
El Toro, C&lif, 92630
Nam-. ........ -..... -~~······-· ".:tr~t '''.I.~ Add1'P'sl' ................................ ..
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Zip .............. Phonf' ................. .
Accreditcd hlcml>er'i\Jational l-lomc Study Council
,Barbara Lee H.afferl.y '
278 E. \Vilson Str,f~~ .. ~
Costa P.1esa, Cali!o~_i~ •• ·' / :
Chilcoat School of Typing
173 Del Mar Avenue
Costa Mesa, California
/)ear J\l i:;s Cliilcoat: ~
! 1.. +. • ., .
December S, 1003
5~3 .23j9
\Vhen I f irst. ltcarci of uour 111etltod of
ieac/i iug "Jtcl that by corn in(} to yott I
could /eal'11 to typeuirzte in 10 one holir
lesso11s I didn't believe it could be done.
f still .can:'t believe it. but tl1ot is e.xactf~
1ohat 1 /lave done . : . '
1 110.ve -2 children wlto al'c ·oot11g to ·take
/essous from .!JOU becauRe 1 feel your rn.eth·
od is far s11perior to ttle -method used in
.our schools. '
' • 'f. • . ~.>•' • I • ·~~~hier 'Gitt&~ Now F:'~ing
GRADU.ATES!
. .
PRACTICAL N.URSING!
Tuition refund plan7
Can earn while yo~ learn!
.-, F·ulty .~pproved
NURSES
TRAINING
INSTITUTE
OF
ORANGE
COUNTY
-On the job Hospi tal ir'aining -
-Medi cal Assisting -
Home & Institutional Car• -
-Free Placem&nt -
4016 W. COMMONWEALTH, FULLERTON
Phone 525-7521
Call now for . . .
. "' -
Summer Program
• Grades 9-12
e Small Clas ses
e Immediate Attention
• Close Personal Supervi1ion
e A·cademic1 required for
. Colleg, E'1trance
e Reading Clinic, S.R.A. (all age•)
• SP.cial Summer Language
Progrem (3 wks. in Mexico)
e Special Aviation
Ground Schoel Ccurse
BRICKER-WARD "°'~""""'I'
' a3 Fai r Driy·'' .~9.st• .~!s•. Phone 540,0420 ., ~111 ~ ••o•.
Medical or Dental Ass istent
I .· .. , '~4LIFORNIA .
. PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL
COASTAL AGENCY IN COSTA MESA -
2 LOCATIONS
. I
l only-1oi$h ni11 h1tsba11d~."'elative, f.1r~a.-r--~ -.-.
l!afferty, 1votl/d a d n p t your method of
• filude11 t Lg.ans
A meniber of ~Snrllliig &. ~Snell in:; In<'.
!!i90 Harbor 81. Costa l\tc.-1a
ifOSPIT ALITY HOSTE,SS ifi
looking for mature \\"Omen •I
to \\"eico me newcomers to
the com munity, Must have •
1937 Church St.
(1 blk. east of Newport above 19th)
Phone: 646-3636
teaching for the schools bPfore 111y 3rd.
ch ild is old enoug h In lea rn lo typeuirite .
A very satisfied st1,tdc11t,
Barbara Lee Rafferty
typc111rlter, car, and be boh· 'j95 Paularino dable, Apply 285 E. f.1ain, lilC:br
o· Day and Evening Classes
• Lifetime Place111en t Service
• For \VOn1en of ,<\JI Ages
• Professionally Staffe~ f>e~tal
Cli nic Open To The Public
·., •. ··
1895 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA
(714 ) 645-2922 Suite 7, Tustin, c al it. (2 blks. W. of 8ri1tol near So. Coast Plaza) Enc:br-
544.ti925 Phone 540-1919 ':::::::;::::1!1=:;:;::::::=::::::::::=;!1 ~:::::::::::::::::::::::=::::z:cz Typilt with"""ifuturel-11_~-::--::--:-:z::::::::::::::::::=j ~ Unusual opp1y now open \\'i ii
top notch So Santa Ana Co.
\VIII !rain Oexowrl!er. Start
·$tlb. Tu.1 r'Eifee, St&.5410. Jii·
90n Best Employment Agen·
cy. 21:20 So. 1'1ain. Santa
AM
SECRETARY: to young ad-
1
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vertls'g exec. pres : Accur-
ate typing, S/H. Book'p'g
~';"~',';,"'~;11 ~~~'.~. ;= Newport Air Associates
Eni9Y ~utcess lnJ ile . ·'
through Modern C~smetology
coA~T!!"m!~~NcY Fllte School & Flying Club
Snelling & Snelling Inc. _
27!lo Hubor Bl, Coot• ""' I LEARN TO FLY . ~
SALES WOMA N. Ex·1 ,. COLLEGE 6 BEAU1'Y perienced in ladies ready to $500. • wear. Apply Mon thru Fri)
from lG-4, .APROPOS No.1 (ftJtaCl"f AMl...,tel l I h t d d pd:i.ed
j
.. $1 ·2· . ~ ..
For 6 Weeks Course on the
HAMMOND ORGAN
You ao· not have to O\Vn an instrument.
(' Free practiCe 'liine availabl e. Register
now . Beginners cl asses start on Tu es-
dav. June 17th at 7 P.M. Excellent
·tea.cher.
Also classes for secondary & inte rmedi-
ate organ students. Sign up no'v & avoid
. the rtish! Classes start Thursday,
'!June 19th.
FUN· ~NTERTAIK~~G-· KHOWijl)GABlf
.. 27. Tow" • Cou•-·. ~""'I d of ers on y t e mos a vance , u • ~~ ua ... ,. Cofflpl1t1 Cout1• lnclu t s:
LICENSED shampoo girl, Courses an~ Techniques. Your skills Rent Organs 40 Ho urs flight time in Colsn e ISO's w~th 1 d th t · · 1g yo u ~-P . ~ .. ·~ L'!:ewpo1 rt Beachll d 1 . t t· Cl b b h will be on y as goo as e ra1n11 Available ru r::a. r-v........,... 20 hrs. ue ins rue ion. u mem ers 1p.
2 Month 's free due1. lnd iYiduel in,fruction, ha ve beeri given.
MANAGER small dres..~·sho1>.I teilo red to YOUR: ebility. DUring· T9rn, o/33, Xln\ dress I sports I •
'""" ..,,,. 5:26-<136 '"'" OTHER AIRCRAFT AYAILAILE New Classes Start Each .tuesday of Course.'.
SUMMER SEASON I at LOWEST RATES IN OllANGl COUNTY
~-54~ ~..... l earn to fly now -end h•ve fun! '°"" .., ~
COPRE'
·on th~
beac h
ol
Balboa
CO.PRE' SCHOOJ. Announces
SPRING OF 1970
European Study ~ro'gr1m
for quelifying Juniors & S.nlors
Testing for rall enrollment now ln progrcs5 .
SUMMER SESSION
JUNE 23rd thrv AUGUST lit . e Convenia llonD I Spani~b
• ,\rt
e Ty11in~
• RC'inedial 1-la th and English
710 East Ocean Front Balbo1, C1Uf.;9266'1
ph. 673-8610
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[J .JJarl'i!ff
STUDIO of CHARM
And MODELING
Phone for FREE Brochure tD
"SECRETS OF BEAUTY"
Summer Cklsses Now ~minq
Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Cl\l!dte11'1. Course approved DIP!.
by the
Calif. Supt. of Public Instr. * Modtllnt and Television * Charm & Personal Development * Dramatics-Speech-Little Thectre * Special Coul'Sfl for Homemakers * Career Girls
FLORENCE SMALES
Director of Our State Licensed
Modeling Agency
1519 N. Mai~. Santa An~S47-6971
1965 5'1nny Crest Dr. ISunny Mil• VlltDteJ
· Fullertae Bt7-1000
Now Accepting
Applications For The
SUMMER SESSION
r..,.r.., ,,.,,.111
Commencing
July 9th, 1969
Regl1trallon July 7th & Itta
•Approw1d for Vetoron•
ORANGE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE of LAW
IAffiUote P.,pordltte Coll .. ol
Vincent S. Oalsimer, Dean
A St t lt Cki rltrtd Non-Profit ln1tit~lion Prtp1r,in9 SIY•
dt nh for !ht Cililorni• Btr E~•mln 1tion. Enltron,9 Stv•
d111h fflVll htv1 I Mi nirnvrn Pr1·lt9•! Ed11ctl1on or
Eqviw•lt nl tt Riquirtd by th• C11iforni1 St1!1 ltr.
Four Ytt r Pro9r1m in Pro9rtu
leidin<J_I~. O. (Jurii Do ctor ) Dtgr11
Call or visit the campus
(714) 531 ·8S81
1234S WESTMINSTER AVENUE
SANTA ANA
COME SAIL WITH US!
-.. ' . -
'h OFF ON 'FAiiilLY RAUS ·
Leern to s•il on 26 ' Sloopt
, Couri os giv en:
\ BEGINNING
INTERMEDIATE
. AND ADVANCED
Seiling techniques. .1
, Th 1t stude nt is intro·duced to the fu{'ld•rn•.nt•ls
; ~f stiling tboerd 26' Keel S1llbcaf$. He be-
comet f1m ilier with fht boett response to th1
· movements of the helm end learn• th• b1s[c
1 t echni ques of s1 illn9 the bo~t to wi ndwe~d
and ·before thi wlnd.
CALL FOR FULL 1Nf'OA.:\1A MON' 1·u11 time. Stud•"' '~"'-R"'CJ'ister NOW . Re•litor NO.W I lnquiro lo• dot~ll• I "~•.~ . I ~.';~.·.L:;..0i::~~:;";,.:~, • Fir M••I•• ••d c-..., 646-29.19 ·Hammon~· 'Orgag _Studios I · I • S~ecloi RatH for
Blvd It Hctl. H.B. 847-.4621 , omm-clal "· i.,._.ment Slll.Jents · · • · 1100 West ... ciflc Coast HlthWey •• cma ... ~ 1895 Newport . Blvd.; C.Sttf · Mffa 2854 E. CQ.1tt Hlghw•Y, C-oi'on•·"iil 'Mar.· '
LIVE-IN b a b yslltn l 1 2'l7 • BI I S ta • o' 540~'7 I .-. w• .. _.,.. ... , •
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IY)!Jsekeept!>r, prv nn & ba. Fer Co"'"'''' D1t•ll1 c.11 HOW I • ~. ' ,r tto , Ill ~n + "\/\IV 671-lfJO ·opH "'!IMMY.' .PrWoJ r..s. ·~ .. .-,__, 'r'~·n, ~-· ~
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SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE ~ALE Af'ID TRA_DE SALE AND {llADI Heltt WantM H.lp Wanted Help W1nted I lS~c;!!h~oo!!l!:•!!l,,.~tr~u~C1!!io'1~_!7~600~5~c~h~oo!l!!•:.!.ln~1~t!'.!ru~c:!Jll!!o~n.!,7~600~1~~~;:-,;;.....;.:.;;:~iiOj<;;;;.;~~;.;.:;...;.":;~j' --UOO
Wemen 74'0 Women 7400 Women 7400 I"' ~ 1·F;;";';"';"'i;'i;;'i!iwiiii~IOCIOFuiiii;'i"'i'"ireiiiiiiiiiiiiiill~OCl~IO; j ~M~i;iisc~•~ll~oow~us~iiiiiiiil~600~~-~~ll~•~---iiiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiij ACHl~VEMENT lou thin ABILITIES? II -
IUffllfS OLJUCLERK * * 100 "'"(~~~11!!~Rf~; :~~i'·,:~;cESS? LIMITED T IMEH
NEWPORT TYPIS'YS .i:F;;h~"'1":r .. ~· SAUC~N SCHOOL Contractor Wants to Build hmedillely
Newport Bffch KOGN. Ith County Fairgrounds T1arlnt Down Building to
!Now lnt1rviewing \'1ria11 Oat• f.tachiixs, Jo.. ' • Make Room For Our New-Store
""" In the lwi"< !""""' NSEAEOL, SESPARLATDTl1'e'sE WHERE THE PROGRAM FITS THE CHILD SPANISH •• MEDITERRANEAN COSMETIC SALES • ALTERATIONS • FOUNDATIONS
•
rial ~1plex, 1 ha. imnu~i·
ato o•""'"'" 11" 2 """ •Ince MOTIVATION 11 1n inner force $75,0,00 CLEARANCE
typists. Hou sewlvei & Mothers th•t grows with ft•lings cf 1ucc1st. • Game Sets e Dininiz rm sets e, Bedroom
The-5l' Assi....,i;nenls al't' In Ca re ho 0 t e 11 I " t e C "l our pubtk:t'ion. and E.D.P n you ~l..i.re a w u, WILLARD H. SAUCERMAN, Ed. 0 . S? s 'V ng room :se s Orner uni s each dny and add_ to u~ Tel· .... 1758 .1 •Tables • Lamps • Recliner chairs • ))ec.. dfn.'1rlrnent!I, C.OOd l;.-fli~ I ·1 · \I -~ an11 y 1ncon1e at ie samr 1'=========.-'========= ot ative Spanish ch al.rs • Buffet w /china skill~ •nd prev\ous clericA! 1lme? s~hidulea coo~nlcnl I· M d " e p ·
FURNITURE
AUCTION
TUESDAY NIGHl
\\Wk experient-e desired. for you, niocninss, alter-Help Wenttd I Jobs-·Mlrn, Wom. 7500 tops, e iterranean 1ctures • \Vrougbt
\\'e oUer •rood sttu1ing sat. noons, evenln~s,or t.'OmlJtru:i.-Women 7400 Iron
ary \1•ith an excellent bene-1 r ----------DUK CLERK No down -ter ms to mfft youf' bud141t -
fit program includi'l:' 12 ~t~~ 01~,!~ 'i~k 11~:1 ~~ OUll'e • U -bank fine; Master Char g•, Bank of America. 7 P.M. SHARP!! FlJU TIME
EXPERIENCED ONLY
d"''I vacation durln:; the s t Sto o Chi ~. , ... or ""'"'"""' .. '· :::,~1"0"' '"" '
0
• """'"'1~ ecre a ries CASHIER • Thi• s.1:'For $...,k on 1i~nc1 0n1y • Inspect EARLY I! you ha\•r l>N'n ACl'U~lon1-
t.d to worklll&' "·ith the fin·
f"SI clienlelc.> and n\f'rch11n-
di~. you 11'1!1 eri.m· tht
c.>-:cel!ent opporluniliC's 11nil
rompany brneC\ts olftrtd
by these positions.
varian d1la Typi"sts APPLY IN PERSON As We Sell 9UICKL YI . . ..
machines
A \',\RIAN SUBSIDIARY
2721 Michelson Drive
(Ad j. to Or•"9• Cc.
PENNEY'S
FASHION ISLAND ALL OFFICE SK IL LS
EARN ?itORE \VITI! US
l..all;r ]U.\:Ury holcl, i;ootl 113}.
a1y, J rl;iys. i\lust be e."Jl'!"'
lcnced on NCR 4200.
A11ply Jn person ontv.
AOK Commission Gallery
7722 GARDEN GROVE BOULEVARD
Apply in person only
J11!('l'\!if'l\S bl'tll'et"ll 2-3 Pi'll
# 1 FASHION ISLAND
10AMto5 PM
l\londay thru Friday The Newporler Inn I!!!!!~ : ... ' l Block West o! Beach Blvd .• o!! G.G. Frwy.
Airport)
I rvln!, C•llf. 92664
An equal opporrunity
rrnployer i\! & F
AU student position~ Jillrd.
EqLUJ opportunity en1ploycr
Champagne
Temporary Help
l ~!!!!!J!!!!!'.!!!!I .;;i, Garag• Sale 8022 ~CT.ETARY RECEPTION-
IST: Unusual oppol1unity
for gi.-1 11·i1h rXL't'!ption.il
pcrsonalil~'. Righi girl wilt
becon1c £.\:er. Sccrelary
\l'i!hin one )'rnr: llrttuires
f(lsl. arcuralc lyping & grn·
era! ofliee kno1vled!;'.r. Ex-
ttllt'nt 11·orkin:;: cond itions.
To S500. Call Jean Bro\\·n
}10-&}jj
COASTAL AGENCY
A men1her of
511('[1\ng & SnelHnJ:: Jnr.
:!790 Harbor Bl, C:O,,ta !Ursa
MAIDS -
INSPECTRflSEl
Lari:e lu.\"ury hotel. Expcrl·
rnce nect"ssary.
Apply in pcnon, i\liml King
The Newporler Inn
ll07 Jan1boree Rocul
Newpol't Beach·
GRANT'S
GULF SERVICE
SERVICE STATION
MANAGER
~lust be OrRt>;;1' Co. ~sidcnt
(or at lt'a~t 2 yrs. l\tajor oil
company tra.lol~ pre~rtt<I.
E.-.:celent salary I: company
benefll'I. Apply in pc.l'90n it
to 6 P?\1 al
GRANT'S SURPLUS
1T.>0 Ne11'J)Or1 Bh'<l, c~r
Girl Friday
Ht: Bea,·h area. Or\f' cirl
olficto. Sal11ry commensu-
rate with 1bility.
ABILITIES
UNLl,,llTED AGEi\'C'I
488 r:. 17th St., Suitr t21
Costa Me.sa 6f2.147D
S'l'ENO: Trainer, good ll'P
ing, sho11hand technical fo1
Dept Jlcads, polt'ntial! To
i~oo. Call Antt \Villlams,
J.l0-6l).i,;
HUGHES
NEWPORT BEACH
has lmn1edlatt openings !or
HYBRID &
INTEGRATED
CIRCUIT
ASSEMBLERS
A minimum of six months of
experience is deslrab!e.
Openings are on 1st and 2ntl
shifts.
Please appl)t in person lo:
HUGHES
NEWPOR1 BEACH
500 Superior Avenue
Newport Beach, Calif.
Equal opportunity
employc1 ?11 I.: }'
EXPERIENCED
e ESCROW e
SECRE'{ARY
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
3141 E . Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar
67:1-9240
Equ~I oppOrftlnJt;y emp!oytr
newport .
perso nnei
., .. agency
•
Bend1
Assemble11
•
ANAHEIM
77S W. la Palma
II NEWPORT BEACH
3849 Birch Street -..
SANTA ANA
1616-F, E. Fourth
1107 Jan1bol'l't' Road --
Ne11·1x.111 Bearh Fur"lture 1000 Furniture -----------'--~
Positions imn1rdiate!y
avuilablr at our J:::1~.~1-
bluff B1·anch, for an I:::.-
pcricn1...~d Teller.
Please 11.11ply in r.irrsou
:.>523 Eastbluil Dr., N.B.
SECURITY PACIFIC
NATIONAL BANK
f'STA fE SALE
COC'kta!I table, 4."\€, l'U.~lon1
n1editerranenn, orig. sria,
saeriticc S250 ocv~r used ,
Solid bN•J1 8' sttt'I, best of-
fer. S!ereo conso l e,
A~l-Ft.I, ~I offer. Lamps,
tlrn prrirs tlddf: · & !'.!Ids.,
~787 or 968--2005 eyes.
6 ROSEriOOD • I: 11'alnut
l'h.1.il'l! eirc:a ~so. S285:
v.·nlnut tlinino: ·bble S51l:
~n!ll. TV console s1::;;,
30:B,a Gold·;nrod, c d r.1 ,
enter _by alley, upstairs.
t.tOOEL home fiirnishing".
!1crol'ators co.st & below.
Country Club llome5. Cor-
nl'r lie!! & Springdale, JIB.
(213) 375-6666
GARAGE SALE
JUNK TO ANTIQUE
336 A. Victoria, Ct.1 in rear
8100
NORGE Never dcfro11 t
N'lrigerator -freezer com·
bination. $100. El r ct r i c
dryer. good l'Clnd. $3j, Table
!: 4 chairs, $10. Alt 5 pm.
"""'310
01 small precision clc.>clro·
mechanical devices. l::."=per-
lenre prcle11-ed in .!SlURll
parts assembly. Trainees
c:onslrlc:'t'<I. App!v at
STACO, INC
540.7345
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Equal opportuni1y c:n1ployer
IJ. W. Rotiinscn ~H•1 Ooenings for:
3 rms or furn incl all acrrs,
lamps, pictures, etc., RCA
Color TV /S\C'l'eo, $1000. com-
plcle. S.16-riJ61 alt 5
rR!GIDAIRE Automatic
11•ashing machilll', turquoi!'C,
need~ n1inor repair $50.
S.I~ aJr 6 P~f
AU.JOST oe1v Berk I in e KENl\fORE gas dryrr, GE
recliner "'/ottoman, Ox· portable dish11·asher, Sol:i
blood l'inyl $25. S.:."7-9:>83 cac:h. Both .:xcellent cond.
===""""'"'~-.,--,-I 54S--121:: COi\'VERTIBLE sofa bed, =~~--,.,..-. ----------
1139 B•ker St.
Costa Mes•
*DINNER*
WAITRESSES •Part lime Sales• like ne1v. $150. K.ENlrlORE Au Io rn at i l'
• 642-4676 * 1l'll&her. xlnt rond.
549.3041 .
Equal Opportunity Ernplnyer
T-IRE·D-OF-LAYOFFS?
II you are in1erc5tcrl in stC'ady
employment as a secretary,
11•e ha\'~ the joU for you ·
lots of. variC'!y, plea~nl sur-
roundings and e:<cellenl
slaJ'lini:: !lllla1y. Good shor1·
hnnd skills 1'f'qt1i rcd. Apply
W•stminster
School District
1,1121 CEDARWOOO
'\'1-:Sl'i'III NSl'ER. CALIF.
APPLY 9 lo :; P.l\I.
HUNTINGTON
SEACLIFF
• C ountry Club
3000 Palm Ave., H.B.
53"8U6
e BOOKKEEPER
::-4 Days \1cek. S1an1p Dr.· Furniture 8000Furnitur e 8000
parln1en1. Prefer kno11•Jedi;:c: 1··==========;~=~~~-
of :~i;s~~::~? l~l]:,•'1_trelj~!
Equal Onr><>rtu11l1y En1p!oycr - -• ~ -~. • ~~ • ~ ii
Real Es!ale Sales
Restaurant ex~rience Experienced sall's1.erson for
preferred busy San Clc1ncn1c oUicc.
DECORATOR GETS CANCELLATION
OF 18 LUXURY APARTMENTS
So.,ish & Mediterr1n11n Fumitvre
. All BRAND NEW • FOOD }'ree !clcphonc service. Jots
(lf fiOOl' llnlC, listing com-t·•t . .y,..,.,Jorrane>n 114,_ $wile Ill PKI~ l'OW IUt.•
CHrCKE" u1ission~ paid promplly. Gor!:~i 1~i~1,,.,·c.,.1om lull! Sola .. u~ m.it11inm L11M:•~S!i • ~ I"--~Ice 1! b1t.ull!ul toWlu tA tt Mlt.tll • lh .t l GAL FRIDAY: Arlv. Ag('ll• ~ J•:Jlcn C. t.1ahont'y Realty !'°""''~ D:.,1n1 S•t1 ·· ........ • · 111· .. 6-IJ pm l""·' ,. I ~llJ O•-EJ>d t111:11 11"11 Calfee T1bl11 .............. · 11·~ C)', fast paste-up, accur. ~· .. .,,. .. no. El Cam no Rea.I J!I Oec«•t•• ranre L•mPJ t•e. 1.i1.u1 ............. NOW ,15.ii
typinl!. rapid grow'g Nf'\I'· 61:J..:B::o after 5 pn1 . S:in Ctt!mcnlc ~1>l•h M1"'11>t sw11 L1l'l'IDI 111.11 ut.tJJ ....... 11ow • ·
port Bl'ach otrlcc, To sr.oo. CLERK TYPIST: Sha rp girl or call collttt for appt A decorator dream house on display -3
0111 r.101·i11 ~·5." '"ith 1·'1:p<.'rirnc(! in purchns· 1 ===:"c.:."c,'-'::'"':..::1.::":___ rooms of gorgeous Spanish furniture (v12s
COASTAL AGENCY ini:: and invoice oontrol. Jikt! OOUPLE To clean Me~
A n1en1ber or fi~res. 1375. Call J ea n Theatre 5-6 or 7 days per reg . $1295.00
Snclli~ &: Snelling JllC'. Ro-own :i'o..ro;,;) 11.'C'C!k, pennanen1, 8c<' P.!r. SACRIFICE $398 2i9o Harbor Bl, Costa t.lrs., COASTAL AGENCY l-t:u11ann, manager. 548-4701 • • • • • •
-F .-mif9 Se"Cty-:-.§00.00-A n1en1bl'!r of l'l'C'!'.I for apJK>intmcnt or in-/rl:J MOHf.T ON. llEOU!llEO -WE (>.llllY OUll OWN .t.CCTS
A top beach area co. is look-SrlC'lli~ & Snelling llW. ·q uil'f' t.lr. or tll rs. Hen-m m
Ing for an arrracth·e gaJ ii•ilh 2790 I/arbor Bl. Cosla tote.VI derson al theatre, bf11·n 7 & I •• . FURNITURE
good see. skills, grrnt po. NURSE AIDE TRAINING -10:30 ani daily, I~
lenlial and U1r C'O. wi ll re· An Xlnt opportunity for -fEACHER~S-A_N_D~-I
in1bul'!le the fct. call lb f)('r.c;ons inrerestcrl in a SUB TEACHERS 1844 N t Bl d (at
ra ine, hlerchanrs Prr!!Onncl h<•allh cal'C('r. 2 wk. trnininJ.': Sun1n1cr en1µloyn1cn! full ewpor V • Harbot alvcf.)
A;cnry, 20.13 \\lcstcliU Dr., l'Ull~f'-no chnf'gl'. liniitcd 01· part 1in1c. Cuaranlc>ed
N.B. 645-2710. openings. Seeking full lime, inronie. !"or appoln!n1cnt Costa Mesa only
-JEWELRY SAI ES-Joni: !cnn cmployeclo'. Inq. call 83S-9.i57 9-12 an1, 6-'! pm. .
Pcrsonrwl ~pt , II o a g • h 'T'l 9 W • S t & S 'T'I 6 Rrl11il sales c.'l:p. 5 days, Memorial H 0 s P 11 a 1 • BEAUTY Operator f 0 r £very N1g t 1 -t11., 1 • un, I
40 hrs .. S.'llary +, can1n1., Pri.':;hylrrian, 301 Ncii·port deluxe salon: Niguel lluirf!!!l!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!ll!!ll
$35. * 84l-8llj
NORGE-Automalioo:::_w_a,;--ho-o·,
late motlc.>I, xlnt cond. $i:J.
SI~ ·Sl 15
8120
SAVE SS$ on new Zii-Zag,
Automatic slraighl sti1ch
se\1·i11g n1achilws. Portable
& cabinel n1odc.>ls. Ye Old
Sewing Shopp<', Jj19 I::.
Coast H1vy, Cdi\I. 67:.>-3663
l\'.:69 SINGER Will~ig-za;: &
\1·aJnut ronsolr l\i akes but-
ton holes, designs etc., S:i.2:i
n10. or $3G.OO cash. 52G-661li
Musical Inst. 8125
Guitars • A!nps • Drums
:-l'.E\\' AN D USED
12 MAJOR BRANDS
Also i\J.,nv ln1p">rts At
BIG DISCOUNTS
EVEl!YTllJNC L'\ i\IL'SIC
Beach Music Cenler
I Daily 12 110011 t.iU 9, Sat. 9-5
1740~ Beach Blvd. llhvy, 3!1)
l ~~ n1i so. San DJego F'"'Y·
Munt\ngtori Bench S·li-Sa.~6 * OLD-fo~hioned d1t1111 SCI.
consists of Lud"·ig base &
snart', 2 Liberty lon1 toms,
1 high hat & extras.
• ~9·1-2157 *
Pianos & Or11na 1130
PIANO SALE
NE\V , ............... USED
Grands e Console11 • Spinetir:
Practk"e Piam s from $125
................. , \\'AS NO\V
Sta.IT Studio S44j $295
Knabe Prvv grnd S2750 f.!195
Chickering grand $2395 n725
Aeolian Grand $1595 Sl088
Bran1bac:h Grand $1595 $1085
Chickerl11g Cons. Sl395 $69j
Lester Spinet $Ta9 $445
~IANY · l\IANY -i\10RE
Special Carlo•d Buyl
NationaUy Famous Bl'a.nd
S965 Consoles $722
hleditt \\'alnut, btlll'h lnel
~culd Music Compeny
2().1;) N. P.tain, SA S47.{)681
-GULBRANSEil"""
ORGANS
WURLITZER
PIANOS & ORGANS
Pianos & O!'gans Rented
EVERYTHlNG lN MUSIC
Beath Music Cenler
Factory Sales & Service
Daily 12 noon 'til 9. Sat 9·5
1740~ Beach Blvd., !lhvy 39)
1\il n1i. So. San Diego F\vy.
Hw1ti11glon Beach 847-8536 ----GULBRANSEN Organ l\1odel ,
E. LikC' ll('W, Cos t izi-oo.
sac. $1400. 67:i-43-W
UPRIGHT PIANO
NiC'<' condition, iood tone
S12J. 6'JG.-S.IG3
~~~t~~g G~!.__ 1500
Skin Diving Equip
U.S. Dh•trs tank.ll fr.,, ••. $:i9
U.S. Divers l't'gUlalors fr $.JO •
New Nylon lined Wet SUlls
lo1v as .............. $.39.95
Cu.~to"'1 durk feet Cini 18.9.j
AOUATIC CENTER
4j.)5 \IJ, Coast l·ligh1ray
NC'11'port Beach 673-5440
~!UST Sell 8'8" Chuck De111p
s11rfbrt!. Sc1ni-J,':un, rcn1. fin.
Aln1ost ne\\'. $7:> or belil of.
COASTAL AGENCY
A n1cmbc1 of
For lop p:iying_ Tl'mporary
Posi1ions sl'e Jane cargill
in n"~ Trmrior->ry Dil·i~ion.
133 Dov•r Dr., N. B.
co. bc>ncf1ts. Lawson 5 Jto\vel-Blvd NB Fashions. No. 19 t.lonarch ----~ · · --------
er~. rooC1 lluntina:ton Ccntel'. =='='=~--~~~ Bay Plaza, S. Lagunu. Furniture 8000 Furniture 1000 Pianos & Org•ns 8130 81C'YCLE-1'1an·11 10 .!i""ed, 11.B. Sl:::CRETARY: Statistical 499-2221 "'"
ft>I'. 642-2398
Soellint: & Sncllirli Inc.
2790 llarbo1 Bl, Costa ~lesa
-Credit-C•shi;r-[
~ hour~ per da)'. 5 day ll'fi'k.
PlC'al!anl personality, enjoy
working \1•ith people a n d
phoDC 11·ork. E.'l:perie!lCe pl"C'-
f~n-cc!, hut not necessary.
P'!K>llf' 1\l r. Do11•ninJ!,
642-3170 549-274l ---
•• NEEDED
Two Office Girls
!\lust be able lo dri1·e
typing for Erigi~ring Dept. -SPANISH Returned lrom HOUSEJo'UL ot furnitul'c.
SARAH COVENTRY ha., Young staff. PteAsr1nt at-HAIR STi'L1~·rs l\('cdcd, l\lodel Homes on sale at Sectional, '"'in bed~. dbll' opcnjn~ for full or par! mospherc In S.153. Call Jean high 1..:>0ninils.~ion, Ru ss lcu than wbOlesale!.! Group beds. chest!!, n1isc. 688 \Y.
1in1e sales. t.lin. age IS. Bt'Oll'n :~O-fiO.).'l Thon10Mn Hair S ! y I i 8 t • includes beautiful 9 6 • • \\'ilson. C~·I
Pleas;int 11·01·k, no invest. no COASTAL AGENCY 67H961 quilled sora & Jove seal. --~-------rlcli\'eries. ror in!ervic1\' LARGE: \Vood dt?Sk 5' x '.;1", A men1lX'r or MALE or lenia!e, cxp'd wool 3 Spanish oak demralor 6 r1 r a \V r r w/l)"l"'\\'r l!rr c:i.l. ~l40--0614/ 837-4749/ Snelling & Snelling Inc. presser. Apply. in person. t1>b1es, s11·~ or table lamps, table &. S\Yi\'el chair SIS.
ENROLL NO\\"~
c'~'-'"""'~·=-=~=~~. 2790 Harbor Bl Costa ~lcsa Expei-t clcanel's, ::ri E. lilh wall placque. king, queen. 673-7162
ADV GIRL rR!D/\ Y: Good ' St. C.~I. or lull size bedroom suite ~~=-------i·anCf'd players. Join the APPL)' h' 1 a curalc J L I S. 5475 oomplete incl bJ,.. enrings. DANISH t.1CKlrrn davenport, 186 Ea'' 16,h "•. Jl:f8P res, pas r-up. r r •ga cty llAJRSTYLIST rull or p:irl ~.. d · ....._ · •R' I blo S.10 fun~ Register 0011'. •
Be;::inners l'lass I e s s o n s .
learn 10 play the orgnn. Six
ll'l'Cks course, start in g
June 7 at i :OO P:'I!.
Guardnteed re&ults, $12.
rrncli('{' organs avai\abl".
Also rlaSSl'!s for more ad-
0 I p n c Ute• lu1011.·J mattress. linens & boudoir i.i.ir ..,.,. ... asK>i..., a ·
near new * ~1071 • --SKIS-ROSSIGNOL le. Stra.to,
200 cn1. niarkcr toe t: heel,
St20. 6-14--0770
HOBTE SUP.FBOARD
Scuba Tanks
<l!!+-8212
Public Finance Corp.
lSS L. 1711• SI., CM
616-~841
Co.ta ,·1,,, • Y 1. !:. g n. 0 ' ·· 1-2 .years legal rxper. Fee lin1c. Some lollo11·in<> prcf'd. "~"112• ll/\~1MOND STUDIOS
" fl rsi?!c .hours;, -$~00. Call ncgot. Also frr job~. Busy shop. Xl nl 1~": lanips, Spanish l'Bk 6 pc ~<>-------~--2S.H E. Coast H11y, Cd~! i\-IOVL\'G, many house Jtcms.
BOOKKEEPING Capablr Glor1r1. :>-l0.6(k)!1 ABILITIES ':i/;-,.3J8j dining sci pric:"t'!d "'se11.'htte Quality )(1ng bed. 11uilted. 67'.;-S!tlO Tab!c.>s. chail-s, lamps, TV &
~iscellan•c:•.::••:__~I~
pcrsor• aJi;o son1e Pho n c COAST AL AGENCY UNLl)tJTED AGENCY :-"-~---at approx. $1195.00 ALL comple1e, unused $98: 11·orth sta~. divans, hutch & palio
wor\. &. typr. Gal 1\'hO JikC'~ \ nicmbec of 4.,.., ,. 171 S S .1 .,...1 lfAIR STYLIST. Esl. salon FOR ONLY s;m, $00 do1Yn. $25<1. Aft 5 or "'knds. 847-0lOO JUNE SALE,1!! ,\NALYSr. Fringe bt'nefits. 1 '"' ., 11 I., uie •• in Lido area. Sorne follO\I'-furniluft'. Llectrir boa1
C.'OST llCCTC. CLERK &
beautiful!~ localed rncxlrrn i·nrit'l)' 10 $500. Call 1\nn S11rllln:;: & Snelling Inc. Costa i\Trsa 642-11i0 St99 per ,,P('k ' O:Jt 01 Blond drrsser 11•/min\lr S'.!5. faclory authori1.t'd c!l'arance n1otor . & tools. Co111ple\C'
plan. To $~ii. Cal! Ann \\'ii· \Vil'iaiii~. 5-10-605:> 27:l0 l!arbo1· Bl, Cosla ~h'sll in:; pl"l'f. For appt., Si3-4JS6 state rredit OK. \V 111 Gag stO\'C', 6 mo old Xlnl of overa:;:r. 1~!11rn~ .~ <1rn1os H.O. train layour, boys blkC', Jiani~. :JlO-GrJj COASTAL AGENCY -Cost AC.::nt. Clf rk--EXl•:u 1 (' J f' p h u n-c in-PllH.'•' Ti111e piiHlO player. separate for quirk sale. 20th cond $30. 612-8:;62 Pinnos & Organs. Praclirr needs repair. p I cc i 11 0 ,
COASTAL AGENCY A membe1 of to '-"76 1crv1e1vrrs, 11·ork fron1 SCO ITIES._ .4:::6 E. 17th St. r enlury Furnilw-e. 9'!i2 •0 D d d' 1 r pianos, UC'iv ii•alnut ~pinr! \•iolin. orgun. Toys, ;ill
A ,1,,.1 •. -,.,0 SnrllinJ,':,t:Snelling lnr. ·\bl 0 • .,~.1 ,,1 ,,, + hoinr. hour.~ lo ,·uit v.out· "M.aftertipni. Garden Grove B l vd '-' L hr("(' lntitionuso a, · • d,... rl · ""7JF dh "~""""' """"II bo Bl c 1 1\! , C' n lL.,._ llll' .. o __ ---------C _, ,... . r-.~:i to.9' 8 tt. Grt'at shapr, $7!i. 1500 pwnos, new"' u~r ,,rans bargains . .., or am ~nr\1111!! & Sn<'ll ing Jn..... ·'"" !Ir 1 • os a 1 i•sa ll , .. · · ~1 s1•hccJ ulc, Call bllrn--10=2 FXPERIENGF,0 an.1Cl1 ~-1'll}l!_~_Y~--'--v,,.·,," r ~-.. ·N.B. "~"..,,""! k dc1no Bald"'ill 0 l"&f!llS Drive:, C.l\I. " , --------~.n.. t:a _....,1:1·anie,-1. ('t'-· • ·>. ---~ --' 5 J0-6 S 12 C " ..,,.," .n o-.u.:i ~.
::790 ll:tl'boi Bl, Costa l\les:1 ~ttracl lv• Women. l'hants PcrsonnC'l 1\f;rney, ~l~~1l~·n SC ha fr r {.lJl DESI\ CL.ERi~ ltl · un ·;J ome really & lru!y on n1oncy * AUCTION *
110USEl\J::t:PER Scekin" An1h1r1ous, good pcrsonal1rr. :l0<!3 \Vcstcliff Dril·r, N.B. liG-·59a~eol!ect . _ __ Phone 6•16-74t1 In or call l'ft4: 530-5240 1 G S I 2 saving SALE!! Ge l in on 'I U f 21 ' • ~g_e_• , _____ 8_0_2 t"-. b;• do•I·. ,,.. If y " ,.,,·11 >"II or b•ov ptr111anr11t full titnr se .o tar, ovrr . :-;on1r 615-2770 General Office . -----"" ,... ·• o • " ...,
einiiloyer, ROOll 1,or)(in,1 c.vcn1ngs_p1,-r. A\'rrage pa1·1 -SECRETARY--TYPE 60 .... r.-:pi·r.r,1cC'rl 111 Schocls0 lnstruct10" 7600 SCRAMLEJS 'li3 DATSU~ \Vaw>n. new ~~;';1~~~,!,~.tD~~,i~ 7i~~,~~ Auct~~= ~)1~~ ~:~ p.m.
l'OOllitions l.:. henefits. I.II-llllll', s:19 11·k., full t1mr. KEZY Int· 11'1 au 1nunrdi-f:Cncral oHiN' dutirs. Call I Th N-~ t -K motol' s~oo or 0 t f c r .
quire J!('1'i-onn«•l dept. llo;1g Sl2 1. No C:>.:Ji. nC'c. For ~ ·~ ,, I.!!1T11inr. )lerchants e e wpo.r ANSWERS t'11rni1u1·r. desk, TV, llA~1~tOND -~te1n\\'~Y • Wi"dy's Auction Barn '' ·• 11 al ~· pronipt inhud inll'rvicw alf' upenin.., 101 a scciclnry. p I , 0 A., School cf Business lun1ber. 11.'ll'i"erator, n1i."1"er, • ---' · • rn1or1.... o~p1t , 1~c.>wpo11 · · ..,,,,,, , , ., , , 0 '·"·'7.\' 1,,. l'l'SOnnr A,,.rn1•y :. ., ., " maha • ne .. ...: U:M<U r1anos "-ho·-• To•y'< Bid• .• 'l•t"\, "-call l\11 i'llills ")-l~-8550 ""'"es lh-On..:..· •., · "' '· -FF.\TURI::l.:· TlC\1' l\·heelbllrro1r, n1ii.c. .,.., '"' " .. "" DC!tt'h · ·' · 1190 E &11 lttl Anahcinl \Vest('hff Dr .. N.B. G4.>--27i0 · ... . nr all makes. Bes! buys in 2075~2 Newpopl1, 0 1 &16-868& · -R I' • t t · t · . " ' • Elc.>ctric Type1\'nlers \\'11nlon -Typed~-Outdo -l'i!li Baker :i.l&-.7178 So CA!il right here ~U~SES neftlod for prh·a1e ecep 1on1s • yp1s Arin. Uan i'II1trhl'll. BEAUTICIAN • Dictating cquiprnc.>nt lnfanl -PIN him 00\\'N lLU. i!ING, ,\uto Par I s . So-1~1ioT l\IUSIC. CO., SICK ROOM
u Y· H.N. LVN . PR.AC· 1 Scll.l Beath area. wcU-groom-B ~ 1\ UT Y C JI(' r 11 1 o r to \\T.rk full tin1t Costa i\t('sa e Bru~h up Gl"l'"" .Sh. n...,.,.,.,,, •bo"I , ,i;p->'V ·~ N '' · TICAL \ID All h I~ 00 v•~ -"'' " , •• · fwnishingi:;, di~hc.>s, J)()\\'cr • .....,, · a1n, e Hospilal Beds e Crulcht's , • .' · Ii 1
Q, e~ exp. l)'pist-dictaphonc Jntervie1\·in:; fot' an ex-sa:on. Paid vatalions. C'IC. • ~1odrrn Office procedure o·h·,, .. 1-,· ... ,,.,••.·I-, to ho'd <-I A 1>lust ha\le f Call '",-'" ~' tools, elc. 417 Cos1a tvlesa .,.'\11 a na e \\'heel chaiflll e \Valkcrs re '':"..'lCeS. 01:f'r. salary negotiab\('. pt•1·ie11('(.'(f -0pemtor, Full or No rlientcle ~uire<l-nf'\V • Letler 11'rillng skills l'l.n er! by lhe liliJ than PIN ~Y hour. 612-!19j,j 1 California Arti~ts, ::11 ~lain par1 time. co·rona del i\lar grads 1rrl1...'0med. Ca 11 )'our goalR l'an bc-aehiev-hini DO\\'N." St. C.ltl. rnO~IAS Ell'Ctric o r ga n United Rent All
RELIEF \•.anted-:l dav_ '· 2 ' Sll'l'I'!, S.S. !2131 43.1-1321 afl 6 Ptll. tif:;...-0(:6)! t.l<1l'""l'f 548-9919 t1I in II n1inin1111n of :I .~URNITUHL. t"l'f'.. ?-hl!<I II ith all instruction books. no IV ··•""'' " ' .,, -& Sa s:;.:-c. Xlnt L'Ond. \h"""',..hout · '-" ., · .. ' O!i' a " .. sa nites. Coinpanioi. 10 l'ldrrl)' f.!x...,.riC'lll"e<I ~'"-ir Ri<li• DR1.;A~l-Job-:-KC'C'l~)OOr in1-JIOUSEl<PR • con1panion. 11' erk'· rua.xln1un1 6 BUSIE!:J'T niarkrlpla~ In srll lea\"ln;::: toll·n. F't1 ' 1 •vuo 645-0760
. l"d Id C k 1· ... '"'"' ,,_ ~ • f N 001,.,, Tl>e D'!LY PILOT n1ornin... 8116 \Vlldwootl, CRll 540-6TI7 eves & 1vkell{ls l ~~~---~~""'-1n'·a i au·. 00 in;;:, 11e a~sis!unt Neu'J)Ol1 Beach porlant job a~ 1••iJe. &;. 111W1t h:11•c car & Jotal Nf~ 11Cl'""'" "!>:L.-01~ OIJ.i• " " .... ·c~, P . 1 . £o l lier
houseuTk.. & .liOlne nurtAn: nrthorlonlle otrK'I'. Sf'nd 11111thl'r & e;lrn a 11·kly 20 hou1· \1't'Ck, Nt11'port lioffn1an ai 612-:'.870 fur Oassilied se<'tion. S a ve Circle, HB. 5:'.G-'i09l \VANTED exp.·ST'~j;IT I resurne 10 Box J\I 4J!i P.'l..Yl'h!'ck. 511-3854, 636-::497 Beach &1<1-328:i, S-J 11krla~s. full partic:u!a1'S. n1oney, time & effm1 . Look I TiTE QUICKER-YOtJCALl: SPINETS & GRANDS ~~~~l~=-in;r ~~~~ e=
COCh'TAIL i::trl no load I Daily Pilot. \VO~IAN-fo·-f-,ll-t l-m c l\1r. Dunham TllE NE\\'PORT l ~'~::w~!!~!==:::::::====o.:_~TI~f~E~Q~U~ICKE~~R~\~'O;U~S=E=LL;:::_..====;630=:3620='====~ · 1 1 L' '· • SCllOOL OF BUSlNJ.:~s _ yr until 197~. $200 or best or-~~'"~CC or _tie r a .. u.l~us ~lATURE Receptionist for 1•n1ploymcn! in beauty ~Ufl-HOUSEl\EEPER \\'ruitl'CI. S::J Dovrr Di·., NC'i,·port Bch. fer sr.,._3909 aft 6 &: 1111di1.
1' iing. ~pply In per:;on _,. lin~ husy profc:;sional oUil'C in ply store. Somr beauty or No s ma 11 l' hi 1 d r t~ n ,:.:::.c:_::_cc_::;.:cc.:c:.:co::.c...::.= I ~~ ._ :"'\. f'lLTER )''or Do-Boy S11·im-
Cocktall U)Ull£'(', 14J I::. d0\111town c.r.1. s.:; daily, beautician ciqi'cl required. fl.1on/\Yed/Frl. 5'1G-;;.J60 01' l::dUCHlio1la] Vat·aiion. 1 Slh '•,i'~ ' s TAR GAZ. ER 1( "'"'I' n1lng Pool. ~1 iscl parls. 19th, Ci\!. I ('Xft hrlpful. Phone ~IS-!i2S7 C.1ll art 7 11.n\. s3:~3 ('\'C!I. 5-19-1().)8 •gri_irlcr!I . • Sr Cit.~'111 k
BAB\'SITIER C . 11 --------Chilcoat 10 ll'saon lyp1n:;: ,1 B.fCL\Y R.POLL.\K Liil.A Ratt l'Uf track&:. bi es.
A ~ I ~n,)n,t l r 'f:OUl\l\EEPf.R. full lhnc. BANK Proof Oper11.tor/Co1n-EXPERIENCJ:.'D · Nr\vpc:wt·1 St~ILI Trial Vs~iin, 1;3 !.)('I ~ ::~'~,I M Yovr 0.,.,1,. .Adi•ilr c;.,;d• H !•t ,J ,-ti :;.19-0202 ~ar area on>· ,muture for l'C'lail O;JCl'lttlon. Con1nct
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putcr Clrrk. Posl1io11 no 11• Reach Orthodontic olflt.('. il\lar CJ\!. 5 18-28:>9 'J::_ , • V .A ccord•~" lot~• .Sron. Y ... ,-11 iJt<reo" --UNICYCLE--
\\vinan yoor hoiiil'. I I. tunr ~Ii'. ~1c\'R\'. ~1~S-!131 •1, -t);-i £, a\·11ilablr, i11 Security J~a-front drn;k. Send re~un1c to --------!')'• 171,'1'7'.!! To dc•el.'P rnrr.i.oge for WtdnMdo'I, 1•:1t-•S-4G;'.~ 673-4474 7 · .,. POOR G1·11dcs':' S u 11• nt f' r ~' ,__ • $20 I tn !ii., COlita i\IC."<1 cine Na1lon11I Bnnk. S. La· Dally Pilot Box r.t • ..i-1 :it-•IJ.8\·i:t rr>od wn1d, 'orre~•ng to nurr""''~ t.G.6l·M-90 v
C•<ulER d ----"'"'2 -'1'11tnri11;: 11011' 111•tdl. l!cn1rd I ·--• b h 6!',-2'iai arl 6 n.><• 11ante 111ature I NLl:.TI-sorilNine IQ-cart• for guna Branch. 4~ .. ,. I ;, AU ND rt \'~lp, all l~ndini:: tcuchel' IUSC ct'ed) .I': TAUlUS o your ._., .... oc "' ~•gf\. scot,10
"-'Oman. Apply lnpt'r..l)llll!l l'f'1111-1n\'alid l:id.v. L1•·r -in. TFl'.:N.AGEs!rtc.>r. n1yhon1r. dl'JXU'tn1r111~. \\'ill ttl\iu if .,,.,.01,.,1, 0 00 01,,,,1 .. ,. .::,~-~,•.11 l YN'rl i1 ri. .. 1 t.11 ,,~,,,,,...,r ocr,:1 ~:'"', Do" 1~ """o'--n1brr """'l "'" " " '-.....: ', ., 'll•'.tllt • ) 1lr,a11.,.W.:p. ~ •no:• • ..-.... "·' • ~ •0<0 """"'"-" • ·""' Roo111 k board. j day 11k, ncnr E:. 21st & Newport. fast. Huntini;:1on Bl'h, 64•1-ilG78 1-...; -l•lY.O 3p.....,,,.... L•ll• 6J Al<f•1 ,....,,
E. Coul ·Jhvy. Cdl\1. 646-.:.701 C)I. Call exl. :l:i3. ~~Jl4ll 842-5565 =c==c==-~-~~ ~1•-16-20-21 , s'"" •L t• ,,.. h 6-7-11-13,'·_
. kl De ,P.IQNTE..<;SORI ' Pro&hoo1 B/:B-••·oiit 5Grtto11 .1s e. &~IC·y S6-S7.66 1...:; WANTED: Clain e ntal GRi\1T, racl. hc:IP,--Oprr.-dny~. DRMt.I Job -Keep )'O\lf irn· child!'l'n accepted 'I ea r GIMIHI 6 M1.,••i.a...J : $ '-lcl' 60VP SAGfnAltUS
A'.uistantw:IUiKd.exp.only . .i;ngl needle -~!let'. u1ach-\VCU.IAi\I IO help c~ for por1~nl job as 11ile & round. Ages 712 li> )0. l.'.all : r;.i,,-·•'•": ~t'* ~;i:;~le !;!::.,, "-OV~2 .J a
S484M4 Jlt1!14;(1'!1.612-2666 ¥.'hcel-l'hair palieot Ille 1110Uw:r & ean1 ~ 1.,.kJs 640--3706, J.ll..QG91 \;r:~<';..,.,(:~ '""' JtCould r.tDn.,·• oKn L~
MOT1:lER'S , HELP~R hi~1 \\~s i.: x fJ • d. h.i;f•11·ork, i o o d home l: po.ychcck. S44-38.M , ~197 VutC!:-prepU3t-~-,-1-0-r Qi 2.). 4,2, :?~:-!~~;;.," ~~~·, l-9-'ll·'llrf.
school .enJOt, O\\n trans. I eockl11il~. Sm. dinnrr IK!U.o;c, 'l\<ag,•s. 897-9123 ~IATURE Wonmn f0ff1I07 -~ 26-20-34 11 o.,..,."""'"' ·~~ ;1 F.,.,...:>1. 1.36.aiJ.14 ~· ~•f rM ........, _ popular or cl11s.~1cal sln;n1o; Cfl 11 ro-1 •l y.,,.,, 7l 11 C•~••COIM """-'' are,1. u o ...-~--_ Cd)I. Ale11 . l'tl'!at. plr11~11.n1 . ~IEDICAL a55lslonl, fron1 rhlll In SA\VYLR H0i11E ~ginncr t hr u odvt11W'C:'tl ,..,,,. l• o.,.., 1 •• 1·.,..,, 74 N.edt4 ., •1 1 67~....... • -·•"•~1 15 1,, •\t .• ...i 1sv-~1~12 ""' MAID: t.a,vna R«f J>Oll'. .,...,,~. uifirc. Part lime.>, nlusl be C.'l.11616~716 training, G42-a:il2. "9-1-9340 1 )~"l "-;.n 16 Lt• •tir.,..1 ·~'i"'t J.,,,: 1, "1,~
30llOS 5. O>ul llwy,. J..arun11 e HOTEL. ~fAl0:-ru!I hn;-, e'tprricnred. 646-1-1.'.il DRAPERY OPEHATORS ,-,n-V-1111m-leg90ns-al io 1-1; '1. t-I0.22 ::~.. !;~,!.,. ~~~:'.. ~ll-1 !'J-S'(
&&ch. 4~200;; pJC!asant s1nTnUni1111;,~. i\IH. Donut netd" 11<onll'n No and TABLER ll"nll'r b.illet in~t111cliou b~ !I 2J.-35-8'.A< lt w..-~ •~fl t 79v_. ._
WANTED: Pitrt I I me • 494-119'. exp. Jlt'f•, Apply in pqrwn, ~G-l<13l ccrtillud \V.S.J, In my poo: LIO ?01...,,.....~ ·,o r.-IO!t •OUAllUt c.-!"I '' o.r...,. ~I C.-..f.l .. II .,._ /1'.N )0 ~ &\RMAID for nld'.I Ult.I• JIAIRDRESSER OC'('dl!tl ..., :. lilh Ci\I * \\IAITRJ.:SS-• (,'\'t'T' 21 ~G-tt067 /,!, _ .. ,,~~ '1'" "2'J..t"'" ~~0.,.1.-, r..11 ~ • ---~~V • ' 'JWith ~1 0-~.... 1)1-~I~ 'fl II \t * _.. ..--..,.-&!boa l11land salo11, \VIDO\V or sln(:lc.> l;i.dy to 11\/f! Graveyard ahlfl. Conlaet -Swimming Instructor-:;-. • "·t: 71 24 a-er-, ~4 Cone•'"'"' 14 Ol+..-l 52~9·68'.
OtcE ctrt oUka uptt. rus. 675-42l2 or 6i~~o_r__ 1,1, Llh! houlW'kC'ffllnc, niusl btlr." Zhnn1l'r ti'\.1817 V('ry Ccrtifit-d. Qua!Ulcd & l~i-~~!-6' ;:F.."'..pi ;1 ~;:;'1 :!f:"'"""• tlf.n.1fA~
6U-G42 GrRL rnIDA'' dri"~·~"1· ~ __ DReSS-OPERATORs-EXprrlC'1X'Cd. 54::-5.»2 vitGO 31-'••lfl(ll•• e1c""" •1~ "scu
WAS'f'RESS, Ovt'f 71 Mali GfeaOr 'fnrht Corp. S.auty Oper•tor1 Top Salary. Cnll 646-.2;~ TJIF' SUN NEVER Sll~ on~'"°.:'/· M i ri i;~:;.,11,1u1 ~!ci.~.... U'.f':;QV :::., 1~ )j;~·
Fun or pat llnX" 1631 Pla(.'(trttia, Cil l F'ull or pan tlmc, busy aliop, DEA\"J'AI. sf.:C IRE C J' T: C!ouifiL'<l'~ 11cl\on pu11·f'I' ·t 1 tt•t r. ~~¢«1 ~r.. ()90 ~·~"''1'1 l.S-31-31-~t' $1~ -MAIDWANTED-lltJ:, Bch. ~-611~ Sina.le, Zi 10.4~: -t~p. nee. Jo'or an ad to.Jt.ILN..'<>und ~l.A1-4'~ ..,\So'Voi>d ,e,A.l•u1C Ne.>1u-.il 1s.nul!\e
t\'lllte E'JtpbanU:f ~7-H5 SOC!{' 1T TO 't:~I! + 546·3!XX> * lhr C'IOC'k, <ll1tl 612 .. 'irn. 6t·71·76
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Ol,\~IOND Pirft'P.d earrinp.
Cost $49.'i, sell $125.
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PORTABLE TV, 15" screen,
Vllf'.UllF'. great condition,
$.j(), bi3-Z706 aft . 6
HAIRPIECF.
L~t. bl'O\\'n, hun1a11 hair. :la"
f;1!I · Jikr fl<'W. 5'4>-091~
Qunltry klni: brd. qu11t«I.
('t\mplrtr, unu~ S!IS: 1\IOrth
s::io. Aft 5 or "knds R.17--0100
1-fOBIE SURf'BOARO r
St,11h8 TBnkJ
494--8212
Nl :\V ltenii~ton c.>le-\r;;Or
re':. s:~'\ u~ 111'\ce S17. N~w
Sri11n~11::: reel $10. li7J.-3348
Dl ALdil"C'l-:-t 642-567R~ C111trc~
''t111r 1111. 1J1en 111 b.1ck ,nd ll~tcn to 11"' phone rlni;:l
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DIA¥0 3: io11( )1'cd ri~. 2 Cb "T, "'. H'jvt flJ
$3IOO. , MU $SUI c a 5 1
m.3000 '
MlK., Wonj,{ 1610
t ~ ' l. :cliii ·
For furniture. appliantts.
colored TV, sttrtoa and <1.n-
Uques.
Div o~ nlL?ht
636-3420
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KITTENS, ml>ted ba1:. Havt
had healthful secure 1lar1.
\\'ant hom<' \\'/more of
san1e. 64&-2SS& 6/9
TRANSPORTAT ION
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TRil.NSPCRTATION
T"!d31! ""Ill I0,,19+' DAll.T PILOT
TRANSPORTA.!!£_N_ ~~RTATIOl'l ~H.£..QRTj°TJOf1 t'kAN5P,91 TATI
·~~'!!' Auto• 9600 Autos W anftd 97CO Used Cars 9900 UIM C•rs 9900 .
VQL!C.$WAGIN ·
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'1 WP ,,,, vw I .. $ 695
2 Dr;,ltJ1o, htater.
Rid l.JC, VEPll'i
I iltll, 'tt 'fW ... S 745
we PAY . ' • GHl'/RQLJT MUSrANG '
CASH ' -;-66 91EYIP!Jl-'l1:ta:~·~·t:'.:
'" _, "" ' INd<I ""' .Caprlc. ' . U8l MUifi! t..ittlaa. I p.11 us for f"r@e itttlmttt. V..S, auto'M.adc,>ile\;lt'Y air. new lrt.na. •
GROTH (HEVROl!T pcl'vtr 1trr., PdW•r brakl!'~. .-54 ~ •
, ""'"' wlndowt, Adlo, hoal· ' I • ' '
Ask for S.lp lllanupr
112.U Beach Wvd.
Hunllntfm Be.acb
Kl 9-3331 -. --=,.--I WE PAY CASH
FOR YOUR CAR
er, vl"Yt top. ~8N n 2. 'QI P.tUST,\NG,"jUck, rood
$1795 1~nd. ·llUlt ,.11, • Jvnr twn.
SllXXI. 5*-<QU -t!:Dn
t~ a.tu,rANO '"F. mile.s ATLAS ~~:~n ~ ~y,.lnd t r
CJIRYSLf;R -PLYMOUTH '68 SHELBY:;# soo! 428 ru
2929 HARBOR BLVD. \n. ConvmJil.~ ?ttUe oUer !
COSTA MESA 546-1934 $0-2170
~n Pally 'Ill 10 p.m, l;;"=;;;;;======·I
. . . '· COli!NE~ NE~O ACA~1-OLOSMOllLE :::·vw"•~. " .. '";.~A,v:,: CHEYRO T , we CM 1 i.1~ yau11
... , 'O' •• 1 «;w···" ,.,. "....., Blvd , " ''"'"' have '"'""' '"" • •1 ,.. • '{, f Ill\ iHlo, lilflii, Ml/f '••t M 146-1"" down • II"" ha,,. no down ==~.:!.i'i'ml'<"''"""'"' •• •tll " · •"' w -• ... poymon1. • ir ,... • ..,, ..... ,. f!li,. ~u\ q iil'i 1, lllPJhJMiiff· 1 · 'IV~F~~~~~tY :::,"'.;...,,1, ,, """'»= ~,;ANctllo WS
~',!:"~"'i;,::''.'~'·...: ' . 1 I. ~/ !lil!OO mll•!. • · II . fJi)l .Mdld1 h!tll" ~ii!. ~AlD FOR 0 NOT 8'J.S03I F.a5 SPTS. CPI, ~ ' .flf: _F.xl:• " kl .. '"' , I t " rniehi:n o{Si ' Otn • * DI.It r'Jr. Ulmdf
Part Slam•se • p.,.,;,~ I =:;:=:=:~;;:::::;:pt!Jil ..,_ hU , , v,; \P.,~ · $17t i I• •• 'IW ... ' 4fl I. J. SPOR CAR 001'G to V~tnap>. M"'I O.IW<• bolts ... , • , .. ,,
Ul--11'11.S 6/10 ...... ':i · ol'd ·~ u.~ .. Bl d f'Utback hellter RYFlU aell padded duh, tull7 factory S WE BUY$
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APPLIANCES
,;Qf;J·arey ~llie shqiherd I 6" liP Ll•tcr 0 1-al ~ i .. avy "11i11 · uhlt sold ofiglnally Plitt ~f~y· ~ 6t2~ · P/S PIB a!r RIB t35o . u1 M . 1Uo., lemale, good &: ~ tr for approxlt'i'late1y $!5818.;R 68-~16 -.. 1ddr: ~~fiihl :!833 Jlarbor BJvd.· ' • · $1" ON. .-o.
..,_.. "'"""l ' o)'ed .... ,.: '""""' II ' ay -~ ' . @' . CENTER "' lmpal• . "' S.S. . ..,.,,,..., .
Vfl:t1n11.nc11l ho1ne. 54i)..G831, ~-1:.~~~~31 ·--Lie. No. VL1'457 rond. New leat1, ~nt . Costa r.1e11a . 5'1p...4·t.'ll :Z2-1~u1nc Pay m ts . S239' 9 ·" .
C.lot TV't-P'lo110'1-St1roo'1
I 'i1c1 or Hou•• full
CASH IN JO MINUTES
• 541 -45 31 •
WANTED .
\\'e need quality (no junk
please). Furniture, co I o r
TV's, slereos. appllance1,
tools and office equipment.
TOP CAS!l JN 30 f,'1inute1!
5.11-1212 * 893-0:i;;;)
\\' ANTt:D: Drupe:,; 10 lit a
12' \\'lncknv, floor lo ttll ing.
•JG.4063
\\'ANTED: Child's playhouie
and cove1'ed sandbo:<
6--l!>-4116
FREE TO YOU
PLEASE save these cats
from the poond. One tiger
n1ale lr l fcmaie:S. One free
can food wlea. kitten. WUl
deliver. 5.11H>T1J
~887 G-l2 Boat Slip Mooring !f036 $J7'9 °'-erhatil. Price 0 P' 11 · . '; Will Buy 1 '54 BEL Air O'llv. W/W '
FOUR tabby kittens, 7 wkl IP. 51;>.74Q.l !Ires, arig-1!11ll eng., orlglnal
old, box tralnt'd. 6 catU! ot NEED Side tie for 23' boat rour \1olk&wai:en or Porsche 2 tone paint xi, 130< ol"l ti 'It Plusb Tax &; Lie,
food &QCS .... itb each. ltlov-Balboa Isl or vie. can Gl&ry o~ ~ MGB "Easy to Reach ' ' pay IOfl dolllll'I, Paid Ior 230,000 milei~-1rat11 porf4. Payments lriclude tu •nd
ing. 646--4297 6-12 213-24~ collect. o on the "'''Y 10 thfo Stach' OI' nut. Cali Ralph tion for $175. 644--0883 JlceNe and finance chara:es
\Vt Are moving -5 nuffy 7 DOCK for power boat, 22· or ~ s ~ f.tG HA·RBOUR 6i3.Q900 .63 OIEVROl..E'l' Impala., on 48 months. A!'~
wk kltlel\!ll. De11p. nd lovlnj: Jen S2 pr ft, Water le elect ··~"''; S&les. Service, Parts ~r \VANTED: JUNK c AR s power, Orilinal owner, low credit. Serial No . 3317T9Zll-
hms. Also spd. tortoise shell lum. 5'8-&tlB W ,P Immediate DeUvuy, VOLKSWAGEN, INC. TOP$$$. mlleqe, beautilul. Best of. IW!.
f , 1 )'I'. 644.-2176 6/12 All f.lodelt Aulhonzl'd * 5-IG-5106 * fe1· O\'er $800. 6t:Ml!l49 U7-A u
FREE Wood. Wooden 5iddJ. lolt·'Ylcht sales and St>rviee Virginia Pl CM n'1vers'1ty ..... ' C9'•rtl"""-9039 ·.•n~n~1 ~xi. p" ol' 67 18711 ""•"I• Bl·". 812-H:J5 Auto Le asinn 9810 -·--~-·-·.c·~~~ ...... n1act Laney or t.lar11n al • • ......,........, 110 oc ~ ~ ... ___ • 1964 CHEVY S.'i-Intpala, 4-
the Daily Pilot. 330 w. Bay, BLUE\\' ATER CHARTERS 1!170 HARBOR BLVD. '68 VO' wrwAGEN FIRST TJME~ spd, 327. 8-track 1terco low C~I Saturday 611~ 27. Trojan, Poivcr L"'OSTA 1'1ES.\ Ll\J ' )..i!a.~ a New '69 for6 Monl~ mileage & very clean Sl.200 Old b'I
9 \\'EEK old kittCIL~. 2 white 26' Thundei·bird, Suil '67 Bf\ONCO \Vagon 4 \\heel & relurn wl!)l no obligation. or bell of[er. 536-4059 smo I e"1
one 1 i I er -11 riped . Sk;ppcr a\·aitablc 1).16..9000 dd\•e. 6 cyl., radio, healer, 310C W. Coul Hwy .. N.d.., Bug Oill P.lr. ~1a1colm Reid ~or ,58 BUs. couPE . ...-.i surf
Housebrokrn very k>Yin&:. rear seat. Red \Vh!l "'hi1e stl-9«'5 ~0-1764 Fully factory fi!Uippcd. Full Delail5 N<>w wago:1 $12=i. '6 i'°"""'ST1CK • ,,a.
648-7304 6112 8io•fl Wanted 9050 hardtop, Sl,895. Call If~ Authoriied 1\10 Delller 1 v r.z 189 Ul-0010 SBIFT SJj(), 49-l-slOJ 2850 Harbor _ Costa M(lll
FREE Brindle male pup, 3 9520 1966 fl!GB, hrd/!IOft top!', $1695 Fot'll Authorittd •62 lll!PA' ~ 4 0-;-, !IT, •ulo $40-9640 · • FIBERGLASS BOAT. 10 C•mftAts ' -. -y t ~• ' C I 2 dr !'T mos old, ho u s e b r o k e n ,.9 1vire v.·hls, i;howroom cond. o..casmg , s e1n I"••• R/H v , ~ "''"' OLDS 6S ~ ut 111s ~ or Jl fL \Vith or •.,·ithout I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I Th od • '"'• · ....,, 6"""' l
646-79Jl 6/12 inotor. M2-W1'9 I• :'::75-63::::::"====== ATLAS • ore car. s:Hl. 892-7J27 Auto PIS PIB 37,ax> m.
GEIUIAN s II E pH ER D CAMPER nOBINS FORD Ori&. '""'" Ex"p\lonally
., ... AKC Reg'd. Bl•cl<. Nlobll• HomM 9200 . S•lu -llantil• OPEL CJffiYSLER -PLYMOU'nl 2000 Harbo• "'""· CONTINENT'AL' ~~,. p ,, Ply s!lso .
tan,;, "'eeks. :)ol:i-4682 i~uthol'hed Det.ler 2929 HARBOR BLVD. Cos1R fllesa 642-0010'1 ---------:-10o======~""''I
FREE to good homo, lomolo MOlll.f HOME Eld"'td•. ''"' Wlsd• '66 Optl K11dett COSTA MESA .,._l!l:W --.,-LEASE-.,-'6G CONTINENTAL. l •ll . PLYMOUTH
pure bred SlameliC, no Scol$RW1. Barracuda Fas tbe ck Cou,,. Open Daily 't!I 10 p.m. .68 Cad~ de Ville, full P''T. pwr, lac air. Leather, v1nyl,l---------
papers. ~5-2166 6/12 $10,000 a· Cahovtr Low ~ ·l-!ipced, chrome \\'heels, ra-'69 VW'1 air, 17,!XXJ mi., $139 mo. to~. m~~ c~tcp, low '64 PLYMOUTH
•LACK Siame5" thro"•back, S'199 di u N ~M= R '69 c"''"'B 2 dr ll·lop ni cs, · ' 0 w "r · llfodel # COO o. c.' .,_ .... ...,.. 1~1~1EDJATE DELTVE Y .._ r, , • 673-W.12
10 wk. old female kitten, $799 Bank rinanci11&: $86.91 mo. I""'=='"-"====== I
l!'ailled. 54g..oggs 6112 -OR -Theodore $213 DOWN ·oo Con1lncntal sed., a ir &: CORVA .. IR·-Fury 9 P111:
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FLUFFY tiger striped kif· $35,000 ROBINS FORD ~ $14.03 * 36 mos leather. 199.IJ n10. Station W•gon
1e-ns, 1 1\·ks. 642--0896 arter 6 2060 Harbor m~·d. o ~ Plus 1 final pymn t for S.OUTH COAST -· ·--v.s, autom11t1c, radio. Uealtr ..
Pft1 6/12 HOUSE! Costa Meu 642-0010 ~ 1itle. Full 2 -. 24,000 CAR LEASING 'Gl CORVAIR ~tONZA. l1Iu..~I Oean! DOT !'121 . 0 ,. ... w. --Hwy, NB "A"''""~ ~~~I -,,, .. ,ll1&" to H. w a I 1. $995 FREE adarabl~ kitten!, 2 ' s ml warranty, Av ail onl y at .ION ....,,, .,........~ JWl'r
blk, l gre)•, 1 btkl\\·hi!t. \VANTED: Good used d: T & M MOTORS _ ·-. _
Call 673-1182 6112 Come In tori.y and see }lLX-camper or sl~pcl' to fit 1!l69 o~"~p 8081 Garden Grove Blvd. Utftd Ca rt 990Ct COUGAR AT LA' s
3 'lONTfl old kilten, used to ury Uvlng: at down to earth 3.<. 'fon 8' long pick-up. ?>lu!<I " 5.14-22S I 111 Beac:h S92-5551 J
" prii:es. Especially now dur· be in i;:ood con<!. & OPEN SUND A y llttf\ A (ARI
llvtn&; outdoon, llve.ly gray Ing our clearance ~;i.le on n.~a!Onable. 6-IG-4QG:; ;.19.:;o:a t:xt. 6G or 67 ----,---nuu ' 'ti? X'R-7 Loadt-d. PIS, ClffiYSLER -PLY i\TOUTH
5 l\:17TENS n1ust go! 4 color. !:l!i2-M51 • 6112 all dis play model!-they're C-'07"7'0,-7'--== l!JiO ll/\P.BOR BLVD. '68 VW \VE C•IN flc'LI' ''OU 1apcs,. !<pd l1lnlrl, 11lt_ ~t 29z:1 t!ARBOR BLVD.
J 1 f al re bk &: • ed . ed" I * 61 \T\V Caniper w/ne .... · I::xcctlcnt condition i11side k "' 11\· Vlfl)'I 1op I.II' $2:>9a n1a es, cm e, s I' rn . PETS ond LIVISTOCK pnc lo sell llllm ;ate y. motot•, lll'U' nAint, oversized ~=~CO=ST~A_M~E_SA~~ • 11 others have IUl1ltd you .-..:·,,· 67""'!3 ' . . COSTA i\l ESA 5'!0.1934 \vcaned. 612-4270 aft 6 P arks available Jn all areas ,... • out. honey cream ext., plush ....., .rJ.l 0J'l('n Daily 'Ul 10 p.m. 619 • , H bo tires, sunroo! & ';hapJ'>)''" 1.1UST SEW.. by June 14-1008 black Interior. $125' Cash down • 11 you have no down
pni. Dogs 8825 DB~ 1 ' r persouallty -likes people~ Opel 1-\adett \Vagon. $14;,Q or dcls, d!r, or trade. lake loiv p3y1nt'nt e If you are em-'6.. VALIANT, slant 6, stick, rn~: Pink Pu.~syc.at is he1·e. Mobile HOmt Salts :\lake oHcr. 497.1316 -";";';';'oo"="'=·="="'="='=o= pynlnts. LB VllP l!H. Call ployed. CHRYSLER mags. ruM good, interior
8 wks. old, 1\-ell mannered. PU pp 1t1 I~~ Baker ~t. i. _ _ Bill, "'~'·I *.,, l\tANY ~IODEL<:; ------· -xlnl, $6j(I. 962-198:
Al I " " red T , Ii '""' li!l!I if.jjafoo• Bll'd. * P>¥ TOPS"·• ~ ... e ~-'65 CHRY'1£1! 1-======= Jov~g }!~e~ ·~!lrJ1;11i SH~'·~' bl3c!VW~lt in~ll~ on aa.r All steel slM!ll~ Siles J: ren· 'vii Ml ~ruST sell '66 V\V, Looks ~. ~~s:;r~ri?~~r*"* .I " PONTIAC
2 GROf;N ca&:-i fr; f'~ ~!i .. ~~IJY,. af"~'m~~ C06la A~~ _ 11141 54().9~70 ~~ 1S\40~0 ~ :;;001a:,ry J%0 ,ior$p.fli.ri~!";.;Lu~;;, like nc11·. Xlnt conrl., many 093 5038 ..J.-SEDAN ___ ~ .• cl~·pt \'flse .• ~ ·f.{.~1, .~i~:·~e "v' IQ8Wlti 'l"Jilil ~-·Jf-PARK-c . .r... Budf A fnf. n;"'rq~ '1."P,rk. ~:;nt!~all&Be~~4 ~7~~ * Cf • ~ ~ .l\u1omatic. radio, henter, ;~7 LEMANS , ,
ora.nge. c ' ~· HP,y1e A@l!I· 10.0lt o ·Pod IFP•• Ill elejlf, · P@Jl, cool Costa Imported Au.tos 9600 f,'!ec~ni~~lf a:llJ . ~l!'UI !:62-9666 ·""===.-..,...=~= power stcerln::;, power brak· Bucket aeatt, factory air, ·
pets. ~ffl , _,8/,. J;!llOhe l(lff· ~r:;. p.m". Alelll.. ~;~' ti space a.dull 642-5191 '62 SIGNF.1' 2 dr, HT. $36. c1, air cond1Uon}ll£, (PKA· pv.·r sMTfl'lr,' l'l'll t1res.•xtnt · ', •
f UNNYj" C'llte, a V 8-.. ! i U'ttl T . Fnl p·r. fil' ftll'k. Modelt 1 Sales office AUSTIN HEALEY ·~ PORSCllE T111l:'a ·It!. 'CG V\V Sedan, Desperate, mo., Stock No. 131. '62 F13. 614!. eondlllon lnslde • out, dlt, •. ,.
green eyed k I ! !: 1• ~Uzer ~~I!~ 8 -~ lbetted at Park. Open 9 AJ\J .Like new, mu&I aell $5600 or l\1ust Sell, Leaving Sundl\Y, 2 dr., s:l:l.50 mo., stock No. $1195 Sl7S Ca&h or foret&n car. llun10'1~ ~ \l n J !l yr;' •hi1 AKO Nf. ehaR1p. ileu9 k:i IA f'~"'·' ~ 'IOBIL~' '63 SPRITE, '64 engil'll'!, reblt bes: o11er. 642--0609 Clean. low inlleage, radio,. 151. '61 T-Blrd P'f, zno., Take low PYJnDll, 'l.B TKR
675-5983 6/ 63.'h1S29 CG. ~Iii'~ ~s "' trans. -new generator, ~-· ========= ~~18belts, new clutch. Stor~::u.~42MOTORS ATLA's ~c::u Ken, 4N-8'173 01"
BEA<'.Lfi/She!Ue. J I l ~ Q ™"'n;;"'"w";;ll~llflii""'"'•"..,.=""'=:~-n-• lf5(t WhittJer Ave. Ncecl~ work. 5-16-3585 RENAULT LlKE New 1907 vw Sedan 3630 w. bl s~. .= .. °'G=ro=-.-n1~,.,,~,..,~m~I-. Hd~ .... -.t
pupdpwl • bExl ee~~Y pqil~ a illta; 'A&<C. II • b:Ela ~l!!lfl __ 714: ,6-12-llJO DATSUN am-fm, a ir cond. new tires, Sinta Ana 5.114 183 CllRYSLER _ PLYMOUTll · K a LA ••
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PLEASS r.;-1~14'--n•'I!' "'MJ·~!:,,...,, •fif~ ~ 11 two: brakci;, shock~. eng. ovi-w, 2929 HARBOR BLVD. black lnt., ~:U poll •• many ·~
• ~V@ ·.·._~ ••• , ' -· cm:~ -:: • f'\JP, ijrjJ!i. ~ w n Ing c;. R-10 4 Dr. Sedan. S1\U look~ Sl79j, 8424122 BUICK COSTA lltE~ 546-UL'W more Xtru. mu111 lei to • '.
i:;.JOd h~m7e;Jf8!S! ~ Il l mtrsl'AND1N'G'rg7 Girmin Beautlftil *~~t park. '67 DATSUN nr.w. Ser. No. 58248 .• SIJTI. ]9(i!I VW Bur.. 13,000 miles. Open IYally 'Hl 10 p.m . .If believe Sl,OIXI. M'u11t ~l. '~
Dog. ~ _, • • -:·~'{ieP·. 9(~,1 ~n11 qlj 8.2632 Z\e1v Car Dir. 6*9307 Xlnt condition. o , ... n e r '64 BUICK Special' with ' AU: for Doug 548-6366 · ~
LAB/Get. Shep. IHtJIF I jtemisei.J!O. 84{:M _ f"QI\ a new J\1:otiJ.1e llon1r. in SEDAN transferred. $17:.0. 8-17-1464 !~=ia~~ ~\~ lo ~.~~~i. ·~ir~~7~rcik: FIREBlRD :68, 6500 ml. : ·;
wk5. jld. Call r -fiQ9RIJ; -· new .Wult Parli:. \Valk to 4 speed. Full factory equip. SUBARU VOLT<SWAGEi"l, new engine ;-. c.t..,
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k G new, $1~. Ownr acing P /S, auto, 6 cyl, radio, , ~.tS·71·12 6112 Cham~~ne. 6 1veeks, pure. ocean. sauna and pool. GoU pcd. TUP !J.t5. t trarui. Good transport&· 65 BtnCK "'."' ar ran-eait. 673-5260 or 673--0728 $2695. 631'rl885
FOUR£"'"" ,.,.., r.ollh1' 115. ;§-..!JiXI ~. S36'1nl $1295 Su&.-. , If "•· (1'f, !lo .• n .• '"".· 642-3413 Sport. 4-01 "" m, 32' hp. 4 on '"' •• J C I '"i ii ~ .. f;i -'iiEai@ I >!~-======= 1A1t· • ltll2' floor. $1600. 64!;.-0021. · '59 PONT., 2 dr. ,._.~top,
nice co ts. a 1 ,.. ,,c-.i-,P-S-1'P sl~ {l•~·:' .. ,e..-rft.'1'1· lnc....attail Dfy.,.. 1i!!VW:--SWUoal. N~w tire•. , , CIIRYSLER 1965 ''3 0 0''. nd1. rlllnor ~r~. J200, "·
lion ' --~ 6-?;, 001Jfi.: ,. F . "«!th Mfnj 'If~ -9215 ATLAS $ll.., p·bs ~ ) ,.cl11tcl1, top. $750. till lll,!fg:~lvtei a .A.l\.t-F'~1 R/H. lAndau top, excellent. 66-2062 ...
BEAUTIFJll. 'i'l\llf•ffi1'"' . flfijl..,.lf, 61¥l1!! i""'. IWI ijJii~;ll-. B '·"' n" 001 _.,,., m_· "~'I~ '·"' ""'· prty. ,.;.9597 :ll" '" . Ilk• ne w. ~ ""'W .. w It h ~ I p • p t•.. il<l . -·-!"'~ I .,. .-.. ... "" -.. ~ llll@I!, ~ '!!-2448 .. RA MILER " :. kl" U m MinR" 619 ' u "vrzw ' • ites. slr. CHRYSLER -PLY?l10UTll llandl~ $4 : .. ,li:I ·w VW"ll,~ffil· e:<eellen~ MW i
"'""'""' ,. :<J!l5!!'!!'-~"'""· "''! · 11@·""· bl Ii!•· sm. u 11-2979 HARBOR BLVD. +.·Tax. . LI · . ., """lllilln· "1111 "'" • ' :.. i ;="-· ~--" DODGE ''
3LONG'halqo·ifJij•l!ll!110 !AA if''"'' •1111 ~ COSTA MESA ,..,,,, 1000 w. ""-' !~ . ,a. ~ .. ~ ... u.~~w_,,,__ . -, •u RAMBLER •
v.·ks. 1~ good fiArfltr1: 11$@ llV¥"1ti>dJe pup-r.les,'1!faCI[ oi' .. _____...~~··=·· n..... D ·1 'JU 10 "~ •, ' . ! '"" , ·,:;w•-. g9ilfl ~ If ~ ---'66 Dodoo Pol r1 . UV ' Evcly119 Otrcle, H:B: 619 Y.;tillt· afi ett ... !Slt fur f>Oo-I '-===---------"'t-<'11 81 y p.m. "'l....--vil ,.~ ~ "" "' •7,111 . igt•if' 'ii f i~ltf:t • a
FO.tALE black & whitl' cat, die s~curity. cii 528-8188 Motorcys!•• 9300 '63 DATSUN -T~""TA,. ·™ .<!C!'ld,• 1'!i!m.' . 642-7' t ftlQ ij ~ l. t Cod nv., dl~~· .. ~~cl air, pwr wm.., Ambassador 990·2 Dr.
-Big sedan. 96 hp. o\'crhead 'ITU af\ § ·~·&if A1 . ows, ......... ni? $75 C:Uh de i Hardtop ~e~rslo~~~le1.0 ~3381.)()~;9 "J.!~~~·.1 ~1~t~; ~ Sc~~;~~~.: niiles. ~:ie~~~s~lr.j~!~i~:· JOY.'.QJ'A ---:If 1t1t\ ri~ 'Q~'Jilll, ~!r:. "f."~11~ ~~~. f~~n~:r ~; 1~~ V-8, 11u1omatic, ~~cto~ ~ir, ,; ,
KiTIENS. Ca.liro, black i 5, 548--0977 Good ·&indllion. Asking • · "e. WF iii iri.i•·•t 386. Oau Ken. i&t9Tll or. power !!leer, ra 0 a er. ""'"""=~~=-;=;;: 2200 Miles. uDder lactory . . _Eves. selJ.12j i. :tt •:•·1i"'·i -"'"SitS:OO:U. -stnli , 11·hite. black Ot'Cked 11'/ CHA~tPION bred: ferniile $315.00, gill alter 4:0o p.n1. wan-anty. Bal Ir fine. S177j . 'frT R H 67 Seti, ............. ; ~ • $1495
:;:old, fluffy. 492·2362 6/12 English Bull. AKC M'g. ·@11·7187 Take $75 cash del5, or older $ SAVE $ xln;wc.~::~ :if;~ ~;I :t-J. '66 Sed ............... ' '68 CliARGER, alr, fr.', pb,
NEED A summer playn1a1ei Loves childrl'n. 54""<>-29~ ly;;M=L\'lt'OIJ==<;;-;T"ra"'il-m-,°',1-1•r. cor. LB YNW Olil, Call Bill E xecutlw Cir. Sale 5.'ll-8299 '63 Sed. , •. •• ......... $$!11j land'u top, tape stereo.
try a puppy. Collie-La.bra· AKC Afg han puppiei. 7 v.•kl. Cl~an, many }.."lrdS. Sl 9i ~:>.0634. Hurry Whllt Thty Laitl SOlltE EXAMPLES U?So. firm 5 4 6-3 3 ~ 3' ATLAS
dor rnLx. 492·2362 6/12 .......... 6T.r0"J61 -16-7-,..------* 'G2 VW * l11ANY MORE TO atOOSE 54&-4118
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__... ~tsun " L 40 hp dependable. SGZ. DELiv -• !"'-:-=;;-~-~-~ ON1': black kitten, a blark M&-T":iStl '66 Tft.W~WH, 500 cc a1111 •nt: I ' 897-1974 after 6 PM • $100 .c.iw '6.) DART, gd. cont.I ., engine CJ ffiYSLER -PLYJ\.fOlITfl
tin d go I d mo 1 her . • GERTllAN Shepherd P\IP•· Immne !.'CitlA· Many c:<rras. Station Wa9on· t-\111. UUIO • EAsY CREDIT overhauled, e;ood · t I re s, 2929 HA RBOR BLVD. ~
6·IG--0623 6/9 ·AKC. 10 ..,,·r.ek11, llltl:e boned. 6'n-7J5ll Qlf! &la-7110 E~ All original, ~ spd, dlr, radio '62 VW, xlnt cond . • '8 1"10. FtNANCINO brnke~. trans. 547--093J • C05TA f,fESA 546-1934 ,
j PUPPIES. s ,~ks. !ffi. ml~· S50 up. ~96-218~ '68 BSA 441, gd. corn! .. low heater, like new! $75 Cuh IMPORTS J\fust tell. $650. on approved credit '62 DODGE wag.,,V-8, Ril l. Open Dally 'til 10 p.m. '·
d'I' 'ymn" S39 00 n'o 10•.ot A·YOLYO ~===*=..,,....=='=·===I Check with UI betoro )'OU l>ny air, PS/PB. •·••--. PRE.OWNED ·" ed brd, variety color/coat. AKC Toy 1'11\ite Poodles, 7 ml:nge, ,-nany X tr a :s. • · • '· ~ c rflll R47 l.222 """ ~... ......., · 962_~184 619 ivk~. ST:i 10 $1.25. lltission 54!t-lli§ VllG 014, cllll Ken, 494-9713 1966 Harbor. C.hJ, 64&.$3r.3 VOLVO 1•72•1"1 Be ch Bf ·,, 1030 Llnden Pl. CM 548-8439 BIG SELECTION .:·
, TABBY, ' '"'"" 6 wk• Vl•jo. 831).219·1. I ''°'"6'"'HClll""'ll"'A"'~"'ijD,..., "s~n-,.~ ... ~1o-.. ENGLISH FORD -ro·vor_A_ ' Yu. FALC N '61 THRU '68'• ' •
old. p 1 a y ru !. intell igent -BASSETT-PUPS-~Jodlficrl for dirt. Xlnt cond. VOLVO . 0 . A~O~.:s , ,
hsbrkn kitlens. 6~6-4297 6/JO J\KC. a-ta.7008 ~~~ !.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ IEIF.LAPQMOUARi!-~ w~:.;'~~ Jlll!!t • '6) FAt&ON Ftll:tJM_ • • .=-e •• .._ .•
CUTE.CJ"a¥.I \\'bite.kittens.· ... -4 '68 ·ttt~-t01~ Bonnevllle, OR:A:NGE COUNTY'S NewfM-~-lflJNTJNGTON B""Af'll 2-Door, 6.Cyl. Auto. BRAN D NEW '18 Slgga • "'
F rtt to good home. <Sunsrt TRANSPORTATION 3500 ml, RAlht &; chrome. VOLUME ENQLISH & O OPEN SUNDAYS e 673-4910 ~·
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1 Lovable white anrl 1 Cham-Boa ls & Y1cht1 9000 '6:1 HONDA 300 Scramblcl'. SALES . SERVICE tS::OO Beaeh Blvd, \V~hnnst.r NEW 1100 ·u.1 COUPE.clc·Vlllc, 2 dr.. FORD 1 ::O'!i:~. fu~~ need ~ 3j' f!J!..;.;:;.i\'..;·~""!!-1-.,-, -~~~~~~er-1rir?ct:~fitwry ruicl\ti-"x~'~E=.~y~ -NOW o: .. o~SLP~~~ I :: ~f:: ~~~;· S2400 or ----·---'T .... ~, I .,~,: ·.:
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FREE: to-pxf M111t. f•m!lle &alle.v, rer1,. ft'~ 1ff·er. '&I ftONDA !jO trail bike, ~! lo6o IWW ~"~· 18118 1 BEACH BLVD. JOYOTA·YOLYO
Ten·i·poq puppies. 19'1·1298 MUf f IJ iPl.P • C¥ll•nt cond. SlOO. COsta MesJ, 642-0010 Hunt. Beach 1474555 1966 llarbor. C.M. 64&930.1
after 6 R:m. •PA.e1t· e \'Abff a.ii.Es 4~ or 4~1~ 3 ml N. oI Coe.st Hwy, on lkt. '6!1 VOLVO 2 Dr. 142-S, I.de 1 ~~==~~~~=
ADORABl-E kil!Cnl barn ' 3446 Via _Opo:1'), Newport_ '67 SUZUKl lSU ea •i3E ·or '67 TOYOTA Plrk VJ"I truck, Gl r, At.1-t'~t. many exlras!
._,ithout P.ai111. 11tubby 1.1an:i:. {213! 5.!17..s.;68 iTI4l 61J-li110 '?es\ oUer. Perl. {l1fltj. ~ ll•Aii &RI -'~'·'~',,'m~per="'"'ho=l=l.=1~16"9'".=~I S>port1:.-5788C•rs 9610 "=======;;==:·~~~'fj~~~iffi~l·:'°i~~~;;;;-;o:;f:"" t wk>. 43>-•rlO 619 pROTOTYPE • l ~ilif r to"'""" 6~7113!~~11· ! _:::::~l!'lt.r.';,,=-~~ * """"G • I' ·-MASKED~ Bantjili""W!fi .. Ind's. 8~i' dtngll)'t1 !J.' !fl ,~-HONDA -a-Uii:iiin. r-& llJAllll • ..,.--M--· -~~II 10,000 :
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children. 9.i'"2-8J.S.; 6110 11' O'DAY SPRITE 54:>--0006. 1829 Iowa St., C.l\I.
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elusive pro.of that FAb 'S DISCOUNT ·PRICING POLICY is the lowest
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Dreaming dreams ~f travel, excitement, vacations, outdoor living ~na . .
ell kinds of "Fun in The S~n?" Then this special section Is for you. f.ts . , . ' . ~
pages ore filled with articles, ads and photos to make .your sunniest
or84~ome uu~ th• woeds,-°oA the-beach' or orryOUT~ pa r~.
Look inside for travel tips. vocation ideas. ?toy-at-home $ummer fu.n.
LAND OF ZION -'1'tMt peatelt -.., • ~ Ii
the earth itleU u .tlda Ylew of Tmlplt fll -...,.
ln Zion NaffoneJ Pmt, Ulab, pnma. 'VIMr ........
the Great White '11lraae (center) ttD4 .._ mwhe
Indians Hunting for
From the clllp e.,_ el
Mz.ona and "'* .. .. E of Collndt IDd ....
de.sert --el New
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after you.
· The AutomeWll 0. tf
Southern CaJWema i....-
that all eight maJer tllMll groups living Malla .......
16,000-square-mlle I 0 Dllll
reservatlon district Wlllt ,_
-the visitor-this sum...-• never before.
Bastille Day Added
To Cruise Calendar
Interstate RUzzle .
Slowly Takes Shape
Tourists ~
Try -Bike
Vacation
This Year
Did you return from vaca-
tion lasl year feeliog more like
''having been taken" than
"having taken one?" Same
crowds? Same struggle for
parking? L o o k i n g for
something offbeat' and exciting
this year? Good! Let's talk
about a bicycling vacation.
Family bicycling vacations
are on the dramaUc Increase,
claims the venerable Bicycle
Institute of America, and its
proof is the fact that many
slates are developing Jong-
.._. distance, marked bike routes
to attract tourists -allowing
40 miles a day for the average
family "biking it."
Whole new worlds o{ ad-
veowre open up to pedallers
because they go w h e r e gasburners fear to tread. DAtLY rtA.OT Sllff , .....
'l'here are well-planned trips ONE-DAY VACATION -Photo at top, taken from
too, like one through Florida's sky tram which swings passengers high above Mis-
palmeUo and alligator coun-sion Bay in San Diego, shows overall vi~ of Sea
try, a "Mississippi Meander" World, land of the ''one-day family vacation."
which takes cyclists for 170 Among Sea World's attractions are Japanese girls,
miles along the Father of the one shown in undePWater photo, who dive into
Waters with plenty of 17-foot-deep pool to pick up pearl-laden oysters for
beautiCul undulated country, customers. Cultured pearl found in each custom-
thrllling vistas and towns. He er's oyster -regardless of size -is his to k~.
might consider the "Gold Sea World also has performing dolphins, trained kiil-
Rush Ride," a long but ler whale and other .. educated" sea creatures.
leisurely tour th r o u g h ---=""""'"""""-=---------------u California s o er L o d e
country made famous by the
Forty-Ninen. Dozens of other
choic• bllludl lazy, hazy
New Enc1lnd backcountry,
Indians Hunting rf ourists
pastoral Pennsylvania'• Amish (Continued from Page 2)
country, or t o the Ozarks o f Dances at Mishonenovi and
Lum & Abner. "" I · A · Or iza I I I "a p1, nz. gan t ons are n t ie
business to plan bike vacations September -New Mexico
for the most enjoyment and State Falr at Albuquerque,
least expense. Biggest Is featuring an Indian village
American Youth HOstels, 20 with competitive displays of
West 17th St., New York City, Indian atta and crafts.
•hich off era a f1.95 l¥kt Atlas ~ -Southern Ule
·HsUng.·more tbiD 100 mapped Tribal Fair at-Ignacio, Colo.,
trips from coast to coast, featuring dances, exhibits and
ranging in length from a week rodeo.
to a month and covering 47 • stales, 7 Canadian provinces Early Septem~ -NavaJO
and parts of Mexico and the T~bal Fair at Wmdow Rock,
Caribbean. '.('he A YH wlll tend Am.
Labor Day Weekend -An-
nual AU-Indian baseball tour-
nameot at Parker, Ariz.
Sept. I -Harvest and so-
cial dances at Laguna, N.M.
Mid-September-White Moun-
iain Apache Trib:il Fair anc
Roel«> at Whiteriver, Ariz.,
lnch.uiine Crown Dancts 10<
-ottler-rituals.
SepL 14 -Jicarilla Apach<
Fiesta at Dulce, N.M.
Sept. 1t -Harvest and so
clal dances at Laguna, N.M ..
wtth a fiesta at Old Laauna I
PUN JH 1Htl IUH
A Great 18 ·Hole Public· Course ~
Just off the San Diego Freeway at Culver
On the Historic Irvine Ranch
18 COOL HOLES-72 PAR
DRIVING RANGE
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COMPANY RATES -TOURNEY or TWl-LITE GOLF
Just-follow the San D'-90 Freeway te Culver Ro141 turn-off. Take Cvlv.r
(in Univenlty Park 1rH) to the Rancho Entry. Or follow M1cArthur to
Univenlty and follow University to Culver. ·
A 81Vl1JOPMENT OF GEOAGI ~M. MOLSTEIN & SOHf'
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tree Jt~MN ~•i• •rol~r ,. •' lepf. it .J.;.at';11t&JIMl''k 'Day
trips. too, both here and F\oest.a Harvest Dance at
abroad. Acoma. N..M.
one "'' -ht. ·la/ic'est ' 1uebl~ I and coas1dered the "mother' t
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Store Fuel for Boats . .
In Proper Containers
Each year, coun~ boat
ftOerl Jeopudile their own
and ot6irs• JiYes by c.-elea
ltorage and transportMion of
BlOtor fueJ. •
Proceeding f r o m the
premise that any cont.alner
that's big enough is sa!e
enough, boat owners rre-
flUently rely on glass jars or
plastic cans for rue? storage.
Unfortunately, one can~.
the other is combustible and
can '-"8t into na~ under a
hot sun.
What is needed, for lafety'•
sake, is an officially approved
galvanised steel fuel caa.
1bele fuel cans are leak-proof
and come equipped witb screw
type caps and convenient
pouring spouts. The metal fuel
cans can be transported with
confidence since daqerous
fumes are trapped J.nside tJie
closect can.
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TOGETHERNESS FOR THIS ORANGE COAST FAMILY IS A HOMEMADE 'TRAIN'
Ron Price M1d Family Prepare for WHkend J aunt with Camper, Bikes, Dune Buggies
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Family Carries All Behind Them
.The Ron Price family or six home at 16251 Howland Lane is fully equipped for comfort
is a real "together" one. in Huntington Beach. That is, aod convenience, Price says
The Prices, lncludln~ four il's home five days a week. ~ family enjoys laking along
youngsters, e n j o y c::m:)ing "We take orf every weekend equipment for cooking out.-
nearly every weekend. h:.uling for some place," says Price, a doors aoo bags for sleeping
s i x tr:lil bikes. a dun!! Lluggy supervisor with D u e r r under the stars or in their big
and all their outdoor ge:ir tow-B r 0 t h e r s Concession Com· canopy tent. ed b:?hind a Dodge Sportsman
c::imper on a home-made pany. ''The outdoors is the on-"One time this winter it
trailer, 20x18 feet long Jy thing left ror a family this snowed at Uttlerock Canyon
J,o,•e of the outdoors and ofr· .size to enjoy at a reasonable and we were stuck for two
read e•q>loring after 5'!lt1ng up cost." days. We had a ball," Price
cump is strictly a family af-Price is exceptionally proud says. "We enjoy camping
The camping urge has been
a family pastime for three
years. Ron built the trailer
himself after they'd bought so
much gear that there was no
other way to haul it all.
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548. 4935 WESTCUFP PLAZA
"Because we all enjoy cam-
ping and riding o ff • r o a d
vehicles, we can't count the
cost as anything but a long.
term investment in family en-
joyment," P r I c e contends.
"We've paid for everything as
we went along. The kids all
have safety equipment. Tbey
know alt tl1e safety rules.
What's more they observe
them alt."
• foir for Ron and Miriam Price o £ his home-made trailer. It anywhere along the Colorado
and their four youngsters: not only hauls the off.road River. Salton Sea, Lake
.Jeff, 12; Jill, 9; Tocld, 7: and vehicles but carries all the Isabella. forest campgrounds,
Kari, 17 months, who rides a camping gear in enclosed the coast or desert," he says.
trail bike on a se::it behind her wooden cupboards. Although "We're equipped to camp
mother. They make their the camper hauling the trailer m!>St any place we choose."
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Vinyl Gives Pools Safer Lin ing
Years aco, praet1call.Y all in·
ground IWlmmlng pooll were
llDecl wttb canc:rete. And the
disadvantages of this material
often outWeigbed tbe pleasures
ot pool ownenbip:
heavy.gauge vinyl ol the type
used by SP ARCO dealers
never gets brittle 1n winter,
always retains its elasticity,
and oever softens or becomes
gum.my ill the _ summer, ic•
cording to Robert Tro1clair.
manager Q!.. Secard Pools, 323
S. Main St., Orange. The color
is in &be vinyl itself and never
needs painting. The texture ii
smooth and presents a soft
touch to the body, ellmlnatlng
painful scratches. It also
d ls c o u r a g es algae ac-
cumulations. Vinyl ls tough,
but should it become cut, It
can be easily patched -even
under water.
Not the least o1 vinyl's ad-
vantage over concrete is ill
cost. One manufacturer bas
pointed out that new con-
struction destgns u t l 11 z l n 1
vin.fl liners have cut the cost
of larger pools in hall. Further
maintenance economies are
achleved through the need for
fewer chemicals.
Concrete -or "gunlte," as
it ii called when sprayed -
required periodic dr&inlng of
:e~1t!.oo~c1:'t=: .let Fuel Run Dry
PIPE THE STRIPES -It's cool Irish linen fash·
toned into a striped-for-s\Uil.lDer-color dress that
will go on the longest vacation or the shortest right-
at.home shoppl.nf trip. Knee-length hose and buck-
led shoes comPlete the fun..in-the-sun ensemble
topped by a crazy (but practical) sun hat.
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was expensive to install and At the end o1 a flsblng trip, carburetor has run dry. That
maintain. stoop the motor by dlscon· way, say the boating
Today's pool owners have necting the fuel line and allow· autborlties at Mercury out·
found that durable, smooth Jng the motor to run at ldllng boards, there's no chance of
vinyl ls far superior to con· speed until it stops of its own fuel nmnlng out In the trunk of
~ as a liner. A quAlity, accord, indicating that the your car.
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A well•pped boat ls u
important to enjoyable days
on Ute water as is the weather, bu~ many pleasure
boats these days a r •
tometblng less than lhlpsbape.
· It's a simple, Inexpensive matter to properly equip a
nnall boat, suggests Ken
Light, owner of Harbor Boat
House, 13650 Harbor Blvd.,
Garden Grove.
First, make sure your boat
meets Coast G u a r d re-
quirements. 'lbere should be ·an approved lifesaving device
in good condition for each
person on board. For boats un-
der 40 feet (which includes 95
percent of America's pleasure
·-· • tlflfl#fflWt#Wf/tliJl"--1
fleet), a le9t cushion, Ille
preserver, ring buoy or
buoy4l0t vest la fine,
Jt ls abo a good idea to have
a fire~ along, to an
acceaible focation. The Coast
Guard currently a p p r o v e 1
foam, carbon dioxide and dry
chemical extinguishers, and,
in eUect. requires they be car.
ried on any boat with a closed
space or compartment, such
as a !ront deck.
Your boat should hne some
sort of bell or h o r n •
Technically, boats 16 feet and
over must carry a horn or
whistle, and boats ovel' 2G feet
a bell. But there are times
when even a small rowboat
will find a horn useful, and lt'1
easy to stow one of those
band-operated, compressed air
horns OD board even the
tmallest craft.
If you'r. OD the water
between sunset and sunrise,
your boat must be equipped
with rwinlnc ll&bts that meet
Coaat Guard 1tanclard1.
Internatioaal llcbts are re-
quired ln eouta1 waters and on the high seas, while lnJand
light regulations are 1n effect on most other waters.
Whatever .. optional" equip-
ment (that ls, not legally re-
quired) depends pretty much
on how and where you uae
your boat. It's always a good
idea to have an anchor and
line along, as w~ as an extra
paddle or oar, small first aid
kit, ertra fuel and perhaps a
few essential spare parts and
tools.
Big-water boaters should
have a small twe>-way radio.
And even on the smaller in·
land lakes and rivers, a
portable radio helps keep the
skipper posted on weather
reports.
Consider a flashlight , too,
atar of t6e l'eam. • • for
SCHWINN ~
DAD
and
1f ARSlrr SPORr GRAD
THI PEllfECT
ADULT SPORTS BIKE!
• 10 tpffd dwoillew a•ars
• Sporta 1tyle hand .. l>ar•
• Front' tlftd re• hudbroku
• Twln-Stlk georshl~ controla 1"
Mort and more actlonoft\inded ad111U art tvrntng to cycUnt
GI their antw•r otbi nff<f for a FeQU Qt tHrclle progrQM.
It'• fvnl And It'• healthyl Stop In ond let '" 1how you fh•
complete Schwinn Mn• of new Rghtweight blcydet deal9Md
for tht motvrt rider. Al your franchised Schwinn Cyclery wt
have factory trotned .xpert1 to help you chOOM Y041f new
khwlnn ond proptrly adjust it 10 you can get rht mott out
of your cycltng' dO)'I ahead.
SfA SCHWINN
420 E. 17th St.
eo.t• Meta 646-n06
VAlllY BIKE
l HOBBY SHOP
17071 M19noll1
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M2-3777 e 545-03n
and a few algnal nu,.. Ccim-
pasaes IA alwaya laaady, .S
a lilnd-opera&ed bilge pUmp: II good 1naaDCe ..._a lab'
IUID OI' a boat Aall of water
afta' a audden doWdpour. u you're boatfni through utifamlllar waten, bring alq
the appniprlat. mapi and
charts. These can be in·
valuable. You're much less
likely to nm aground when
,_ bow CM nlef·._,. or
to DID • ol .. when JOU
lmew bow far It fa to the next
JDll'tu.
OMIOllnl ~ ol the boat's
~ ls lltrlcUy up to
the boaltt. A f h h t r ma n
aboulcl rig bis boM for fisb1nc
-rod -~ balt box. fishing c:halrt and .., f ortll. A
boat camper llbollld have
secure top and aide curtains to
~ ..... b daelta and
lcltl-.r-.,.~
The Oollt Guard nqu1rea
w safety equipw>ent, com·
moo eense dlctates a few
other ltems -and from there,
the boatman sbou1d a d d
whatever · will enable he and
hil family to enjoy the
wonderful world of pleasure
boating.
Get Special Car Insurance
For Trips South of the Border
More "Yanqui" motorist~
than ever are beading south
of the border. encouraged
by former President John-
son's, strong suggestion to
limit travel to the Western
Hemisphere.
Your car should be in top
mechanical condition. Roads
in the mountain areas are 30
feet wide and should be driven
only ln daytime. Remember
that speed limit signs are
posted in kilometers -40
kilometers equal about 25
miles.
Vaccinations are no longer
required for entering or leav-
ing Mexico. The only docu·
ment needed is a tourist card,
available at no charge (upon
proof of US .. citizenship) from
~moo Consulates, tourism
SONYTakeit
Anywhere TV
Sony's TV-900U, wi1h solid state circuitry, Is as easy to watch
outdoors as it is anywhere in your home. The reason Is clearly
seen: An 8" black diagonally measured picture screen. Furthe&
more, this solid state set weighs only 10 lbs. Revolutionary
circuitry combined with Sony !saki Diode and Me5a Silicon
transistors assure sensitive reception (VHF and UHF). even in
outlying areas. Plus a large speaker for sharp1 strong sound
and a carrying handle. Comes in glamorous Dlack or white
chassis. Trip with the light fantastic-Sony's TV-900U.
SONY•
take it to the beaoh
take it to the bedroom
·@DAVIS RROWN
.411 E. 1M St. •
DAI\ Y t-t: SA TUIDAY t-6
COSTA MESA"
• 646-1614
departments and airlines with
fiigbts to Mexico.
There's ooe lmporWit step
that's todlspensable: special
arrangements for auto in·
aurance coverage while travel-
ing in Mexico.
Most American poUcles are
in force only withln 25 to so
miles of the border. Even in
this area your American com. pany may have difficulty aerv-
mg your needs, 1 i n c 1
American agents and claims
adjusters are not allowed to
operate 1n Mexico. Special
Mexican coverage must be ob-
tained before entering the
country -stories abound of
uninsured motorista who have
''done time" in Mexican jails
because l o c a 1 anthorities
weren't convinced they could
pay for accident damage. This
insurance is easily obtained.
For instance, State Farm,
largest auto insurer in the
United States, has an agree-
ment with Mexico's lal'gest
aW> imurer, Seguros La
ComerclaJ, through w h I c h
State Farm agents in border
states sell coverage (based on
dally rates depeilding on
length of atay) valid' in Mex·
I.co. Thia policy Is available to an U.S. motorists, not just
State Fann poJicybolders.
Another ~ of insurance
worth considering for your
South of the Border vacation
is ~tate Farm's "Go" Policy,
which offers short-term a~
cident and theft protection.
For less than $10 you can in·
sure yourself for $10,000 dur·
ing a two-week trip. This gives
the policy holder $10,000
coverage against accidental
death and dismemberment,
plus $1,000 for m e d i c a I
payments for accidental injury
u well as $500 worth of
coverage for loss of personal
tffeds, etc.
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A •'.Qew teneration" road
map? Why not?
'Ibis ls the age of "new
generation poUu~·~ ••• "new
generation ethics'' • • • and
even "new generation travel,11
embod.led ln America's revolu·
tionary interstate highway
d1scard the . discipline o f T r a v e la l d e 1 ar. now
carefully pre-planned. "can. available for the New York·
nedl' vacations, preferring to New Encland l n t er-at at t
see what each day will bring; network; I-ts, North CroUna·
and they opt for a travel guide South C a r o 11 n a ; 1·75.,
oriented to tbell' route instead Mkhlgan-Ohlo-Kentucky; l·7' T e n D essee-Georpa.Ftorlda; ...
of the traditional maps cover-1·94, lllinoi.s-Wlsconsln.Min-
.lng entire states or rqlons. nesota; 1-80, c b 1cag0 • t 0 • system.
'lbls 42,SOO.mlle network of
cross-country superhighways
is only two-thirds completed
and already carries more than
?Q percent ot all traffic
, ~tween states. It will carry
more than 30 million families
~ttl.ng out to explore the
U.S.A. UUs summer, wbtther
on three-week journeys or
three-day jaunts.
OFFRAMP GUIDE
'SKIPPER' AND HIS MATE PREPARE TO BOARD 'FAMILY SHIP'
Mates Become Shipmates At Boating Craze KHps Growing
Designed expressly for them
Is a unique travel l\lide
described in a recent issue of
a national magazine as a "new
generaUon map." Called the
Travelaide, it includes a map
focusing on Interstate
highways, interchanges and
feeder highways, plus a direc-
tory that lists -by exit -in-
Wife Acts
In Keeping
as First Mate
Boat Ship Shape
terstate accommodations such
as motels, restaurants, tourist
attracUons a n d recreation
areas •
T h f a map-directory Is
available free at most in-
terstate service stations. A
separate Travelaide prepared
for each oil company has that
company's symbol imprinted
lt ls becoming Increasingly
dlfifcult for the man of the
hoose to take oU for a day's
f1sb1ng or boat racing and
leave bis wife ashore to mind
tbe children.
schemes and accessories to in·
crease convenience a n d
pleasure afloat are important.
FAMILY AFFAIR
canoes, c a r t o p p e r s and at every interchange where it
dinghies -all made of marine bas a atation, so a credit card
aluminum. tbol~1'!bcanandalwfays r~~ exit
It Is easy to nail down the o 11~ r o gaaoWl'C.
reasons for the success of Today's "new generation
marine aluminum. T b 1 1 travelers'' are unique in
special modem alloy for boata several ways -they gravitate
I n1. t""' d ,..., ' te: ~ cardrte tas6 and sat ..
The vast majortty of in:-Denver; I-35, Ka. n 1 a 1 .
terstate vacationers a r e Oklahoma-Texas; and th 1
strangers passing through an California freeways.
area for the first time. Coupl-----------
ing this with thelr pr'opensity•----------
for planning eada day as they
go produces 30 m ii 11 o ·n
navigators without compasses.
They run out of gas, run into
.. no vacancy signs," get lost
when they leave the interstate
and unknowingly bypass ex-
citing attractions, restaurams
and motels along the way-.
HOW IT WORKS
This state of affairs Is what
a map-directory like the
Travela!de is designed to pre-
vent. Vacationers can be as
carefree as they want ·-but
when · they gel hungry or
sleepy, run low on· gas, ap-
proach an incomel.e~ed seg-
ment of interstate lllghway or
want to visit some ·tourist at·
tractions, a glance at the
Travelaide tella them where
they are, how far to the next
ult and what it leads to if
they take it.
Gone are· the days of the
back-seat driver w o r It 1 n g himseU lnto a cross-eyed con-
dition trying to navigate
through a maze of red lines,
blue lines, primary roads,
secondary roads and meander-
ing "roads'' that are really
rivers. This "new generatfon
map" eHmlnates the ex-
traneous and seroes In "where
the action 11."
SPOT GOLF
SYSTEM
We even ..,." "'" ffW yM
All THE $
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BALLS YOU
CAN · HIT
FOR
OPEN DAILY 10 to 10
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·Driving
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lttween ... ch & Delaware
en Adam• ...... = ........ -I 536-9146 With more than a million
Americans spending much of
their leisure time ln boats
these days, the wife has also
become the first mate of the
family boat and ls, or should
be, as knowledgeable a her
husband in seamanablp,
boat.keeping, ccmfort a D d
safety afloat for her family.
As in many homes, these
come under the Influence of
the women. Likewise, they are
the ones who keep a close eye
on the family budget and get
most for the money spent.
Choosing the family's first
boat, or a bigger and better
replacement, ls a family -effair
these days.
is 16 .. t-we'6'.t an ti .. es ,ong, ty of interstate ~~"'"'', • .._. rugged service. It will not "" .. "'6 ---~ rust,retainsf~shlnynatur~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
Like the family home and
car, .the family boot should be
a source of deep satisfaction,
pride and achievement. No
longer will a battered old craft
serve most American boating
families. Styling, c o I o r
Moderil marine aluminum 11
a boon to today's boating
famllles. 'l1l1a year, they will
be buying crui sers ,
houseboats, sporty runabouts
with convertible tops and
stretchout lounge s e a t s ,
sailboats, fishing b o a t s ,
finish or can be painted and
can be shaped lnto pleasing
Jines by modem metal-work·
ing tecbnJques.
In short, the seagoing
housewife can depend oo
marine aluminum to give her
and her family a full measure
of boating pleasure with long
v l r tually maintenance-free
service. She .can also count on
a high \fade-in value when it
eomes time to move on to
something bigger.
Have you visited the Island
recently ••. ?
Cl.1$TOM I/KINI!
llJNWEMI We're lU1f openin9 Tn that lelfg~tful Nor·
mandy l>ulldln9 ••• first acrou the bridge.
We know you've visited our shop in the
NEWPORT ART CENTER, but do com• and
SH our new shop. You'll love ltl We custom
make our bikinis, ccwer-up1, and ba9ies •••
or buy off our r1clc. We reany how how to
flt. Pelon-pad1 or neither ,it's up to you. 30
fabrics to choose from. Can't mah• choice?
Then bring your own f abricl
• IRING IN THll AD AND Gn SUI OFF ANY
ITIM AT llTHER IHOP.
Ttnt W lttta C.....,
2-400 WEST COAST HWY,
NEWPORT BlACH, CALIFORNIA
,(714) 642-6316
NOW ON IALIOA ISLAND
126 MARINE AVENUI
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New Penney's Kitchen Shop
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Serves Up All . Cooking Needs
Just ln time for patio parties
and other summer so1rees for
which hostesses are looking
for a new touch of sophlstica·
tion, the J.C. Penney store ln
Fashion Island bas added a
new type of department.
Called the Cook 1N Shop, lt
features everything needed by
the experienced, and not-so-
elperienced cook. •
It provides such unique
services as a recipe reference
library, a cookbook lending
library, and a recipe exchange
board on which fine home.
town cooks can post their
'1ake Me Along"
FILM SALE
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l uv whet film you thinlc you
will need. Shoot • 11 you
·went. Return the unu1ecl
film for refund or crecllt.
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favorite recipes.
Typical ol the equipment to
be found iD the department is
a full range of carbon steel
cutlery, cooking utemlls in
everything from cast iron to copper, top quality cuUlng and
pastry boards, chopping blocks
and baking accessories of
every type imaginable.
In introducing its D e W
kitchen department, Penney's
l>UtJ>OSely avoided the word
"gourmet shop", feeling that
the term bas been much
overused and tends to tie
associated with gift items. In
its true sense, however, the
shop is surely a gourmet
department.
It offers a compl~te selec·
tlon ot specialized cooking
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tools. Jusl a few of these are:
Charlotte molds, c o q u l 11 e
shells, zabagllooe and quiche
pans, egg coddlers, clam
sbuckers, bean slicers, souffle
dishes and ramekim, larding
needles, lemon z e s t e r s •
parsley miners and garllc
presses, flambe pans and fon·
due equipment.
And for the customer with
special needs, an order book
contalnlng manufacturers' and
importers' b r o c h u r e s ls
located in the department so
that off-beat cooking utensils
can be checked and ordered.
Demonstrations of e x o t l e
recipes .and tedmiques for us·
ing unusual cooking alds are
also planned.
Foods and spices also are
sold ln the Cook 1N Shop.
Cookbooks and accessories,
such as spice and pot racks,
bot pads and aprons, ~an·
nlsters and some service
pieces also are available.
Tail Heavy?
ttJ1 ADAMS
H111ltlllftH 1eoc1i H2·5t5t
The early bird doesn't
always catch more f l sh
despite the popularity of this
notion. When the water is cold
in the fall and spring, fish
strike just as readily iD the
middle of the day as they do in
the early morning. Also, fish
that stay close to the bottom.
such as lake trout, are no
kinder to the early morning
fisherman than the man who
gets 1 full night's sleep.
If your boat trailer sways
when you're under way, it Is
probably tail-heavy, ol' tire
pressure ls too low. Move the
boat forward on the trailer, or ~
shift equipment forward ln the
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This Year Make It a . . . . .
WORRY-FREE
e CAI AND TRUCK TIRES
• RITREADlf°tG
• IATTlllES •MAG WHDLS ~ e CHROME WHEELS
• FRONT . END ALteNMENT
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• SMOCI AISOl•RS
• aUAIANTllD IRAKE RELINE
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Cook 'N Shop department at J. C. Penney store in Fashion Island. Unusual
foods and utensils with which to prepare them are offered in new department.
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TAKE Y()tJR OWN 'SH"ADES'
SunglasHs C1n Make Fun in Sun Mot-e fun
Take Sunglasses,
Give Eyes a Rest
• Remember the days when
taking a trip required weeks,
sometimes months, of plan-
ning to get all your clothes and
equipment in readiness? What
a chore it was to prepare for
what was to be that w~ll
deserved escape from a year's
grind!
Not so today • . .since the
arrival or the jet age, much of
this changed, and travel has
more land more become a fun
thing Uult one can look
forward to. One piece of
lightweight luggage now easily
harbors all the necessities of
the modem traveler -the
f e a t h e r I I g h t d r ip-dry
wardrobe, the collapsible um-
brella, even an inflatable rub-
ber float.
There is, however, one item
that's too often forgotten and
then most sorely missed, and
that is a pan' of truly good
sunglasses, which the traveler
may not be abl~ to purchase In
the desired quality or style at
his destination.
"Sunglasses should be part
of the standard equipment o!
every vacationer, because pro..
per eye protection against the
harmful invisible rays of the
sun is even more lmpartant
than lhe protection of the skin,
and permanent damage can be
done to the eyes without It. U
you intend lo drive a car any
time along lhe way, glare pro-
tection is particularly essen-
tial," says Bausch and Lomb,
maker of famous Ray • Ban
sunglasses.
According to this expert -
and this seems to be a little
known fact -a person's abili-
ty to se" at night will be reduc-
ed 50 percent (and up to 90
percent), after a few hours in
the sun without wearing good
SWlglasses. What this could
mean to a driver Is fairly ob-
vious. In fact. if eyes were left
unprotected from the sun for
say a week, it could cut down
an individual's night vision for
weeks thereafter, directly in
proparUon to the amount of
su n exposure received.
"Vacationers in the moun-
tains," adds the sunglass
manufacturer, "should be
particularly careful, because
the thinner air does not filter
out as much of the harmful
ultraviolet rays. Only a fc.w
minutes exposure here can
produce an extremely painful
eye-burn in some people. pro-
portionate to their ability lo
t:m."
MARINE
A COMIUTI UNI OF
IOATS. MOTOIS, TIAILllS, TO FULFU.L ANY
UQU,¥ .. INlS ROM THI Sii TTfll TO THI
ltlMRMAN TYn IOATS.
Full fa cilitiec lo h•nd le any of your boating probl•m•
ffo•ncing to fit yot.lt budget.
DE.ALER FOl
EVINRUDE MOTOlS Ii IOATS. ARENA CR.AFT.
STAltCR.AFT, CALIFOltNIA & THE FLED FIOM
Steury Boats and Sabre Craft
FOil INSTANT FUN • , • Alt Yot Do Is .Ad4 Wet«I
WI IUY IOA TS FOi CASH • O,EM 7 IA YS
M••· ftlni Sat. It. 1 S... t te 6
M.AltlNI HAIDWAU AND ACCBSOllU
411 Sovth H.rbor 81Yd., S1nta Ana, Callf. •
(Ltuld ltlWffll s-~ ,.,_,, a ca.'"" .,.. flrtew•y Oft H•l'Mfl
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FUN tN 1HE SUN t
Pest Inspectors Get Share ·<Df ·Laughs
Govenunent Inspectors do a
noble Job tryinc to lreep hitch-
hiking plant pests from en-
tering 1he Uruted States in
fn&its, plants and souvenirs.
Sometimes tourists and others
p r o vl d e unpremediLated
humor u the mspectors ply
their serious difficult job.
A plant quarantine inspector
tn Sm Pedro, Calif., )ootlna
for pests in bird teed won-
dered why the caae contaiDed
frah water and seed -but no
bird. 'n>e woman passen(er
repeatitd only, ''no speek Enclilb.,, Then a parakeet the
woman had stufied under her
coat let out a loud squawk.
Woman and bird wtre turned
over to the Public Jleal\!1
Service.
Altbougb some people bil lo
cooperate, a few go overboard.
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~pe you1· lia'hlened hair into lovely cu1·ls.
We caresa the curls with "Nie~ Chanie" -no puoxide.
In just 10 minutes your new blonde curls take on
whisper-soft color-tone tbal lasta lhrouih se,·eral
1'hampoos. With no rub-off, no retouch p1·oblcm: we jll!t
renew the color whenever you wish r
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After 5 p.m., $2.50
Friday, S1turdiiy, Sun.tay ...••. $3.00
Cotta Mesa, Calif.
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Do' s and Don' ts on Getting Tall Swap Television, Phone.
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Travel and vactioo time can rays are stronger near water
tum into ont long "skJn than in grassy areas; far
game'' for those whose plans more hltense at blgb aJUt.udes;
expose them to lbe SWI. Here mucbltrooger in the South
are some "do's" and "don'ts'' than in the North.
that could heJp you enjoy your S. Check the Timt of D:ty
summer more: Are you an early bird?
DO'• Before 9 A . .M. there's prac·
J. Check your Skla Type tically no tanning actK>n. The
ls your skin normal, sun-sun's intensity builds up rapld-
Bt!nsitive or sun-resistant'! If ly between· 9 anti 11 A.M.
normal, you will sW1burn Watch yourself from ll to 1
readily, tan rapidly. Sensitive P.M., the tlme o( the sun's
skin sunburns easily, tans greatest intensity. Between 1
slowly. If your akin is sun-and 3 P.M. there'll be ln·
resistant, you will sunburn tensive sunray action; after 3,
&lowly but tan quickly. practically no taming action.
J. Check yoar ~le f . Cbeck tJae Weatbu
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Huvy duty UMd watch wlth a d1y ind date
movement. THt9d to S ATM. Outer r im gives
t im• around the world. Heavy vinyl str•P· Ab o
available in gold.
•1611• • $25 Value • • • In StHI
HUNTINGTON
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HUNTINGTON
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the best l:ln. Becareful oo a
hazy day; moisture reflects
the sun's rays so avoid over-
expos.ure. Foggy or ckiudy
weath er meanS little chahce of ·
getting a tan.
5. Cbeck the RJibt SllJlscreen
Product for You
turn Into one 1 o n g "skin"
If you prefer a clear. non-
oily 'liquid -the cleanest,
neatest way to apply a
sunscreen -then Bronztan.
Clear lotion ls recommended
for you. One ol the most cf.
fective sunscreens yet known,
it dric,s rapidly so sand won 't
stick -and protects even
after swimming.
Ir your skin Is dry or
sensitive, you'll p r o b a b J y
prefer a Cream Lotion which
o!fers high protection and
softens and moisturizes tender
skin.
U you're a true beach-nik, a
quick tanner, someone who
lives at the beach, then you
should try Bronttan Moisturiz.
lng Lotion. Use it the whole
sun-season through to .smooth,
moisturi7.e and soften sun-win.-
weather-exposed skin. And it
helps to prevent drying, peel·
ing, flaking.
DON'T1
t. ~t 0vtt• Ute Flrst Day
Don't stay in the sun too
Jong the first day. 'I1le secret
oI a beautlful bronze tan is to
take the sun alowly and
sensibly.
%. Don't be fooled by · a Hazy
Day
Don't be lulled into a sense
of false security by a gray
day. Your chances of burning
are the greatest so keep you.r
skin protected and avoid over·
exposure.
3. Don't Sua At All IC
SuperseuW ve
II your skin has little
pigmentation to develope a tan
or if you are allergjc to sun's
rays, stay away from il!
4. Don't Just Lie There -Do
Somelhing!
Take advantage of your S\Jll·
tanning time with healthful
beautifying exercises. Take
along 'your transistor radlb
and you can keep In shape to
music!
Fabric Finish May Save
Your Travel W ar drobes
If you'\•e orten wished you
could take a washing machine
along on your vacation, do try
the ncit be!l thing: a fabric
protector on the t r a v e 1
wardrobes of the entire fami-
ly.
One well-known f a b r I c
finish, Scotchgard, is now
available in handy d o • i t -
yourself spray cans; It is said
to make a world o( difference
in keeping vacation clothing as
fresh and clean as possil>le all
through the trip_,
S p r a y-and-go protection
meana ~ spills remain on
the surface of the treated
fabric and can be easily blot-
ted away with absorbent tis-
sue. Greasy stains forced be-
tween fibers can almost al-
ways be removed with any
cleaning solvent without leav-
ing a ring, and dirt on protect.
ed wash-and-wear f a b r i c s
washes away far more easily.
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WE DO THEM!!
4 Hour Service Available
JO I XPOSUIH 1~! Color Slides ....
2.11
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Color Prints Just 19¢ "·'
W • do our own thing • • • in our
own color processing 'plant right here!
DAVE'S
CAMERA
EXCHANGE .
For ViCw of the-Stars
If 1.be children are young, it
might be wise to use a tent-
trailer, bua-cam'per or pickup-
camper to -start. This may
prove to be mote comfortable
for novice campers by keeping
them off the ground. For older
children and a wile ac-
customed to the outdoors, a
wide variety of tents are now
on the market.
Every consideration should
be given to the length of your
vacation trip and to whether
you will want to spend all of
your time in one camp-ground
or take advantage of several.
It is Important to plan the
number and types of meals to
be eaten. II you are on the
move, you ma,y want to buy
lunches along the way or stop
at roadside parks to eat food
prepared in advance. II you
plan to cook all meals in one
c;lmp, adequately c o o I e d
stora~e space for peTishable
food is essential.
Cook stoves, water con-
tainers, pols and pans, eat41g
utensils -and things to clean
them with -must be in-
cluded. M o d e i' n batbroom-
faciUties, including showers
ar~ available at many camps_,
but don't forget your soap,
towels and toiletry~
US.E GUIDE BOOKS
Complete camping a n d
trailering guides are available
for selectJng lbe right ~m
ping area for your particular
wants and need••-.~ for .
helpful hinu directed al mak-
ing the overall experience an
enjoyable one.
Sleeping bags are recom-
mended for most camping
purposes. They are easier to
handle than blankets, and are
manufactured in various sum-
mer and winter weights.
T~ smart camper will
select m-0re than one.means of
lighting his tent or camper,
since there are. areas where
fuel for certain makes of
lanterns can't be obtainoo.
One of the most enjoyable
experiences a family can have
these days Is a "No-Tel" vaca-
tion -no telephone, no
television.
According to a ..:r e c e n t
American Automobile Associa-
tion survey, almost 5 million
families in the United States
enjoyed just such a vacation
last year as they scattered to
the hills. forest. aod beaches
to speod aa many as 1$ nights
in a leot, camper or simply
"under the stars."
Family camping has grown
steadily throughout the nation
during the past several years.
Depending on the size of the
family and the equipment us-
ed, camping can be eJtjoyed on
a relatively low budget.
For the family to enjoy full
benefit of camping life it is
wise lo take it a step at a
time. Initially, It is best to
beg, borrow or rent equipment
and t~ke a short overnight trip
to get the feel o( outdoor liv-
ing.
FIND OUT NOW
Besides letting you know
just what equipment you need
and what would be best to
leave on the store shelves,
such a practice campout
might reveal just how well you
are goiftg to llke outdoor life.
The cliildren will be spen·
ding-a. ~ of time ln un-
famlliar .• s'\U'l'Oundings, and
their adve~1ure can be added
to by g~~them involved in
the PlaDniJll•nd execuUoo of
certmdlntlli.te chores. Take
alonia Jt.w indoor and out~oor
games for them to learn to
pJay 11'1 case there's an acltvily
Juli at the campsite.
PACK RIGHT
Most important, a(ter selec-
ting the ~pment you will
use, is the orderly packin& of
your car or trailer. The l'QOSl
fiustraUng ' uperience of a
camping trip is to pull Into a
campsite after dark and
discover that you packed your
flashlight or lantern in the
farthest corner of your trailer.
The first ~hing you'll need
when arriving at a campsite
-itod aft'.er you've fo_und that
flashlight -will be equipment
to set up tent or trailer. Next
will come the stove, water
container, food and, finally
bedding. So pack Jn reverse
order.
The Ideal situation is to plan
far enough ahead to arrive at
your campsite in mid-af-
ternoon, in plenty or time to
set up before dark. Using a
campsite guide and a map you
should be able to plan an
Jtinerary which I n c I u d e s
several alternate sites in case
your first-choice camp is filled
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Cattle B'reedin,g :Ait{s in 1Trout ProdUction·
' Beef cattle are a bit large to vts campus liave joined with ls more fish lo the creek at the Im.I Pw.ites Brandl of
stick on a fish book. but t h e California Resources less cost. the ~ ol Fish an<t
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Animal sclenilsts at the Da-livestock breeding. 'lbe goal says Alex Calboas. Chief of men use . .,
Summertime: the uvtn• 11 u
easy as the newest beachwear
fashions.
One manufact~t b a a
designed a group of ~
swimsuits. featunng the ~
yet covered look.
So figures will be In the fore
for 1968. Suits don•t do much
to hide the overwelgbt's extra
pounds or to fill 1n curves for
the underweight girl.
U you•re overweight, you
might start eating smaller
portions right DOW. Low-
caJorie salads and meats broil-
ed outdoors 1n the least-fat-
tening way can help, too.
You also might wan& to
substitute a gtas.. ot diet food
for ooe meal a day. Metrecal
Shake mlxes with fresh JDilk
1n seconds for 225 calories of
l9Ulld nutrition. Use the left.
over time '9 . keep active at
aports, such u tennis.
U you're underweight, you
may bave trouble aYOI-the "scrawny loot" 1n swimwear.
Wann weather makes your
already-small appetite Ill but
disappear. IO you I k i p
breakfast. You could enjoy a
quiet caa ol Nutrament for
S75 calories. The same liquid
food makes an euellent IOI>'
plemeilt to regular meals or a
caloriHdding mack.
You'll want to try swlmmlng
or few simple exerclsts to
help you distribute the new
weight attractively, but avoid
anyth1og too strenuous.
lf ake Capiera, It ·Keeps
Your Holiday in Focus
Today, the family setting off
on vacation without a camera
is unusual -or forgetlul.
Instant-load earner-.,, flash
cubes, and automatic -almost
• everything make
photography $0 easy that
~YOQe ~ happy Ptem6rles o · ·
To rn.tke . r vacation
memorabl~ ~ d re·
memorable, camera experts
offer a few tips:
corporates shutter s p e e d ,
focus and a 'ready' light.
2. Concentrate on slides. It's
more fun to see them through
a viewer (or, even better, a
projector) than to look .at an
album. And color slides are
less expensfV~ thii cor.r
ptint!. ..
'"3.. U yoii, have a projector,
M any eamera-happy fanilly
should, get I.be ~ tbat can
show (and store) lotsol slldel. 1. It ls fun to view the res u l ~ s 0 f s eve r a 1 Roun<labouts .. bold UJ! to one
photographers. The vacation hundred. Thia makes• ~l
comes alive again .:: as seen · b1e for you to set up an
by dlff ereot members of the unin~ story -.uence.
family. Therefore, lt'a a aood 4. Wb~ you _~ transfer
idea to have more than one slide:i from pr0ftctor o r
camera oa band, lf .possible. A viewer, clip a t.i.ny triangle
carefree one for Junior ••• a from one corner of the frame.
basic model for .lrlotller -Line lip 1.be notches. and the
easy w --to ~ • • • alidea-comt-1 ~ aMle up.
and a modern W\Dler ftr Dad,. '·.Above an. remember that
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