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"'""'" wbq ~· all ell' tiiolt: out •• · ~ morning placed boll! in the boopltal In
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0·1»'AlN '(UPJ~.:. Troops day. 1'llO iiatlon /Was I pliced > under •·• "~~~"-thel1111rittlllg•""""'r"ictlm at ••lil1'lcar ioyil .to the ' penunent foua!>I today modified maitlil 1a.r; · · · · · 23, ,_~an a...._,. al'
e-illation,-·faoed..au<t·todayc ·•: • wtt• • •·-' o' 200 a-y ·llt1ltlnem p' .~· ". "1"W"~'"-'""'iald• Avenue .. 'Us! of Br-Streekit · " • '"· , _.,,,. ., ·• , _'t'' 1• eui.KIOD !IOW'ceS n -u .. 8_, • • His former workfr complamed when . who .emed the Chagllaramu ann1,~. sl••V.~: Navy ships>lod ~X t!IO·hel~•. a.22 .... lf!. ,and ,al/<1J'pled ,to .""<\> ~
, he i!eeeived ;tt>e first'bill. · and amM\llllUon :bale Tueal:tay· in~ ~er .Guadacanab,aaUed. today, toward driver when. he WM iCelied rby· ~ ~i;...;;, Od<ii;..i7, ii 2913 Java.Road ol ·lli'e b\a<k Pfllo~ moitm<Dt. l1F"-'.· Trlniilafl pt",l!re:J"l~,cil;~ TP)iTldllf'· · I~ ii!<.ie11· rl~ MC\IQn: 1 • , . '. 1 '.
io...the Mes;t '.vftdt ~. 111 )fee on' ~~\~ ~1d. BJ'!~. ~d. &ent . government, presumably . tp ev~a(e • ,.,Carey fired t.ct,wf()i five 'llicM~
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IJ,500 balll peilcllng. praiecution "on ,four M' Aln1spok~smErlcan a; theWrlleslliif~nce. o!ld';lme Reports ch'culated1 Jn .Po.rt ,ol1 Spain. the iu~ with :t·~ . .,,;l/"•)ln ,,.J~ •-•".
... • 1 ... ! , • .. felony charges along with ~ co-defendant. ster · r.. ams sa one !2 mlles frOlll! "· .·=·m•••amas base, .. .,..... . ~, . ~, <:'!"' "'~, _.,., , l , • 1 ~ . J • 1 1 •DAILY',rtL_qTf'd<""'9• j , 1 • 4uc "'' .. e-~~ b ~•-•-• I ,._ He 'ahd former irlsurance salesman mutinter and oQt loyal IO~•were , that i BrltiJb troops .,-hadl Jahded there o.ne F'_ .. w..:; I \It"""~,.,"' one n1·11f1 LU~Y ~RQUEI F'IGtfT' !'ARKING-SQUEEZE AT ffi,n!OISONfHI .!:a>jl J'.al)>wich, 34. of ;rustln'. arF fhartOd kl!led today, bringing to~lv(llie·nwnbtr !tom )latbadoL . • ' 1 ' ·· ~"1' of.the n'!'k• ~to .~ .. ,;
•'Sivdofttr All -A~ tho ·or~ntO-CO.li <Get<l>Ow"'"' Earll!· '. • with conspiracy ·to comm ii grand theft, of deaths since· vi>l<nce broke out Tues-.Trlnjd'acf aiid , Tl>tilgo,. Wtilob-bec1111e · Another officer,. J!atricl: l'odlock.i.• .
• .. / attempted grand theft and two counts , • 1nde,,.n11em ·ii> 1emf; ·~ii 1 p:a " • Who ·.witnesSed ·the· illooali&: .~:11t
of forgery. :_ _],). d a( the Bi'lWlb commonw~. n."Brtttah. cover ancf'eiCaf!ed itbf.,bun~ts ~ , •
D t E tit -~~u1ed be! U. of .R~aD s government said 1n London today it , Police ' 1a. ... iti0<! !hO .:i • .< ... : f .;. O ••.r ·II .. 0 ., a 'r . -The action was~= oreJudge ls .taking "a).1 •. ~essai:y and practl~I M,anlia. ·u·o :::,.,,, :..·1 7,l":l"·I , WY-_ Paul "Mast in Central Otanee cOunty stepe'' to .sifeguanf. .British .• naU~iils ' · woue, .w, ,iW ~11,1 ~
.-, . ·• • i;_, r Ju<11cia1 ·o;str1c1eourt,11emm1ngrrom O.ffice8:·,Guttoo there;tt .. dldno1e1ockfate.'-.... St:,M1dwa~otty:Nojf·at1>ranae0.>cm11 ·~. '~.. ~· ;.... . .... ,a conipl.mt by •a ·termlnally tll cancer .i i · FrtederJcks .. ~~~~ m:1$i!!'~, ~emcal _,Center·.: hf ha1;~1..l~!d · ,--padentWhpUvainCoronadel*. • l • cener,was .uga~ y·. a,1\1~ wlth 'attenipted murder.. t , ' Nq tfu n: Begin:s·1Massive Cwanitp · Oepu!y·a.trlct.~Joeoic~rson In : ·Fireoomhinv. clooed undei .. an -.. II<)" -•Of• om~ .cafiy "'.fiil~"tii'li¥.' I
J.-lfllil '':"'·Jt with ....... n .. ~. ·a.... to , ~ siege proclaimed by the govpnment Westmin .. fer' ""'~.:..nity 'l-L.~ , . , -"-•-= -. ·-.,...-·• . '!IEDLANl'.16 ., .• . . Pwefs&y ,'T,r;e~.,qt!Ostlon«l.lildi .. , ., " .,.., • .,. , . • . ..,..,.
By Tiii'.·-,.. rr... ,iJd&U. speaking ·at Keot· Stale U:.ven1ty Id~" ~i , . ""!" the ljnpending . (UPI) -Ailinlnlttrative made •w empfy•their ~ l'1 IU• Y• 11 aaid-· ~good PllllP•
Aniericans .. ~rut> ttuer, went to 11il l<Xllo, &aid we are . "a na.lim o( eh· e~-~;· .i:....: ·and-~!..t • .:_ Of~ ·~ff-'-V.~J1 .. ~~-'~~-·-armed-police.--···· ·.. ---' -·· ~. ..,.-.y; -........ ,, ._ ~ 1.1n:: trere•dc;,uv1 ed .. ~1y ~•y1 )J)' l',ftre PoliCef&eaG\IW'itbe 'tieaCIS'Of'l~d 1be t • ....... by •· ~ teadHno and put on met -today vlronmental ·'sloot" 8'fl called, the •• phJlical ~· 9'defed ·1.., Ille •Pfl'\ll!'i'Y atarteil;'>l' a'MO!oli>i cec~I, e.tiinalalfrat: abo~ t,llOI aM ~ "i:;" · -Wo
for the first Ed)l•Y· · ..-.obile the ~'dellnJctllie elemeilt. victim tiy .-'.New !i',,r Id of(lcia~• eald., , '. ' . , lheli< "1>en l tliey"lllltiMi'ed to .walcb a\ .S , ,•, · , ;;.1U,mele 'l"""·' .. ..+
In West Vkgtbia. tive tons &arba&e ~ ~ unprecedented , ev& ~at-llllUl'ance Cbinpany.. "' · Firemen ~IJ)ed 'the • blam . in the Hre In · an ~dd. ~ 1bulKllng1 IC'IWI' ro~c' ... ~leJ.yr eq~v. ~ ·~ ~ t ~ were picked', up..,IJJ:me ~flve-mllt ~ enti_. · • ·~-2 tltll' :.._~;...t.f.a. Thi clotbmc store ~ator ii head 61-yeat-old adi'n1$&it!on tiuHdtng to. the 'r'Om'thitJted ~i ~orthli ~;o-tem·< .... 1111:~ , ,, , . , , , .. ,. u U.S. 50 and: dumped on the 1larrlaoi> t on 1n. more ·-··· ·.·""!'"." -. .-·. -• u•~-•-• ... ~,~ .-• 11· ~1·n1 · d fl olll of~• • • '" ... -~ rt-"mc=T:T,_,.,.,....,.,....,....;·,;...;;";;..,..i U1 ~ J _ VI -"'~ -·-• ..,.. groun _ OOJ ces "'JIC uea8i w men.-meot. No one/WU U-. •• "'J!' t • ·: i ;,1r: 1 -COur# Courthouse steps in ClarUburg. across the coon try on -pollution ~' repraentecf. by • auomt~ · R I c b 1 r d dfan (,f' worn·~ Md ,_flee p..es~enl ,o( Flrema.n Pete"'1BrliUfw~·ated> ioa.,; .... v .... '. ".:"1 ~ ... , 1 '. . ... lo··~-._..\
Ma'yor John· V.' Lindsay o( New York both local and Mtiooal. In . addition, Cilllouette, "Of Wldtder .... ' .... . I' ·!1!~! ~~i:s.. •• I . .• . . of 'in)ur~~tSu~~;T{teiHiy;-116tht ·~-' er-.e. "'".. "'-" ~~·=c°t:.~vents 10:•n ex· manygroyps-111af.«tmuliVecleenups., His )ep1 ~I dk:llned I)' '.Dapiap,Wu '11tin\aled.-1J$40,6oo .. somedne unw~.';-~;tcodUIJ .lt;l I . '
• -.. ·· ·-· • ~ ·,At.the-same time ame ~.lions tOdllmmeoton·tbe>_un.il\lllc.-e,..u.t : · n.,1w. said a ·n...._b.-es,found,ln '·:1iee.· TIONIDAl>l,-·'11 · · .. "' .. ~·. afe the, real piYUters;" . ' ~,.._.. Odem am ,lfowicb. , . .,...,. .. ~ ·~~--·:1 .. ' • .,.. Liodsiy sbf. "It's 1 ·zNtt.er , fl: habit .and i large bus1naues singkd out for ., a rest room in. the nea~ ball 'ot· ldt.ers, · · t "' ~-'t 1 : ,... ·' ' 1 ~ :
Criticism b nt'-nut: toOk • •· C.. but ~ was . Oflly, thfuor1 damaa:e to . · . 'I ' "' ..
IOI' tllOy·have baen·liltering for ~ .. '--. · • Y' a ...,. IOI! -' ~l ~ the cl•~ bulklinl. ,Jt'.;as i!elfeved 11· ea' .11 -s's' D :,_JI:._~ ' ' T Bdl Cjlf1"'!1Tl" ,spoil"!llan.Raljil;tNadet ailv--aixI I!!ai-" 'talks .. at N. JiS , a, secOOd,...Ottbomb .. .,;.i. the ad: Ul.e .D-OU.J· .' .
told a Philai!el1l'>la ·audience Tlleodat_ varions. ocllool and communi\y irOOPi' V ' ... '•'··llTlifllO'tll°""l!ul""".• 1-b~e.. .. , '.· . . · •
that -... the -ol!<nders. to.give thetr~ide o/ ""'story,. r I . ,..... ·r o· 'u' mi .. · ."a' 't' "B'e'' a" c'h I ' H sni oelM """"-the ~nt , '.!., , F · P."l · 1'd · Flames lll'Olle .oot .a<oond 3 ,a.m. In e ,,_ -•·-· ' · • · ' A<thiwe! p1anned range from a "Po'lu-rom , • ot· · the o/fi.ce of br. ,N, ell ~o\ler .. dean ol' norcwpora&\OnleadersWll1Cbaiite1t. tion ~trail"' in ottahoma to jrlde " F ChlefJ ..,nn ........ 1d , .. ·,., 'tll ·!1 !°'··· r1:1 " lt wJM tale· ·~·!_rad.~1. mUltllftI· 'c" 4~lets' ~ tltter piCkup: M9"1 .-re ~ .. .. . • ,.. men; ire Oler· uuuu 'lMJ . t nr~nge COQnty~.~·• det>ut1ee1 toJ w,~1-;Nad~~t ' . 'art· ',4~.to Jli~Uibt one :C ·~ ... ~a: ''~u-;mtJy iint ~esponse ~ 4'ely, I A~gh~,!~nl~np ~~~t a.Y"areitl:fing to•eRabJiih ldent1t)i1aftd
-. -· ery , wai.r polh)tion, air ~ U.. neat, qualllled !llrli ol 1ood collber~ . ." • ~ ••-~ ~~~•:~ere .,,.._,.,,,,, mQS ·a ca.,. ol death ol a badll deoon~ &utfimobueabct .... .atlUW-~ •.:. • .I Hw-can)'flQ'improveonthat.llnd t~ ,~~~~were •t~ in1 1J1~l-•I tiod·liotJnti 'cfn ~ ~h·ili&t-rDomf\g
. ,: --o/ ~-:~· to tlmonlal? The pd tlllt dmr Gle alse 1~ <a,.~-~M, ~ a,ay~. · ·• !!('l,'\l''Streoll,in NOWP>\'l lleocti., • • • C"'ME . TALK. ·. ~; 'flna~·-.. ;;_ . ...:. -.. WN thlo-: · • · • Ml\lid thtee -·later. i lloff•drlnk '~ heidl9i'··llld 'llnlbieM ' 1;'""
1 fl.I . .., ~· J llilS ··""' ~ ~-.., _ ( bottle filled wltb an infiaimDabie~liqUid .!..c.-...u.-:.~ .... a· ....z. .. 1•.•ll'-a·.m·. • "'a'I ' .DJDN"T p ~·y ·, • , . to iritM pol!utioo .-.lw the~ CIW.IJ!Ht!NG OPPOR. , e '' -found 1n ·the· M'I ••m-1. ~It ~~~.·: • .";'iv!;;: • .'::::'=:· ..u. I , .l 4 • combustion ~.·NOW'.)'~.~ fonn ....-.-'•I .• --·e I ha~~,~,.-: .... ~~.'· ~n o•'. ,_,, nm • John V L~ plapneil .. to _,,__ ' ~ -" -· ... ,.... ..... -~-'= llllpli AJ\al mldtlllt '_. • 1»1
appoinunenta In .. ~ · , uala'. . 1· "1ilne dlltt••l<r Pl'."-l' il<j.:a· wlndoW ·lfhlcll hlol been· f<lrced x.. Ol!llpa:Drlye, tolil 'al!lbln· IOe • -'.
If instructor Giles T. Brown was Traffic bans lf*e. """ll*led" In plrta ~ prOlltable ~co. Lot. open. Police said ft)e firebomb had burn· the ·~ 'on the-litp 'lido llilt N · he·
' ~Ing that crhpe doesn't paYi of many dUei lnelodtng MeifrYOlt·lrif nr ~.C. ~ lluft ve &IGt ~'itaelf 'o6t on, the conc:rete ·f'JOor. A ran akin&~ ~a.ch. •. t,r· I
'l'uetday at the<Coata: Mesa lllgh • Philadelpbia. The Univenllty ol Iowa typing 4 S. exper. Uoe of die-bool: ol'matdies was JOUhd oo .llie'oulet ; DetoetlVe iloin Alrii.ir..,, lllf tile bcldy
S¢bOol Lyceum, somebody wasn't r1+v .. 1 ... __, tat1ng mach. acceptable 1t1blti-wi"""'-.W· , . 1 , In ~ dv --..1 ...._ .o.1r "'~J r ten' , in Iowa ........ ,. ...., ........ a "Survival Pa,rade tute Shel atao be c_apab1e or de.al-· .. __,. · • was ..... a a.JI......,,. •sl•sw VI ~vu•
lll lfll . ., .. ••· •• · of Nonmotorbed Transport•b."~ tq .,.w/fiprts.. "'""7tlb Paul-: · ynwen:lty Pr!lldent . 1Dr. Geot;ae HI pos!Uon. "Jt wu difficult to even ~I
Brown, of 413 Catalina Drive, CJ11ib-groaps ptaMed to bury autoa artno. C.M. AK far, Dr. • ~ Ilk! 1le bellaved tMit had •. thl\Jt 'W .. Fim~" bo llld. , , • • 1, ·
N•"P!'rt. ileldl,• paed up 1 his ..t ; lll!Ct a ,.griljp lit · ~11 ·~i . , !llo~sJ •. , • .. .. ~ "°·'*"*~ '!'fl!lll,..... •Wl;llle ....a-1 im.:atJp!m are teylnr •
brief-alter the. talk and loond -stale <l08ege In Danbury wjll pcide You cao get the multi yoo wanl,'too; to jlroclpttai;; tili lll'il>orilllftir." ''"' i · to:Wailloh " .. .,. <f !lefll1,.An!Wfg<y
a M:IO ~mera rrwss1ng from it. Urou.gh town pullinl a care wiUt a from a hanl--working DAILY . PlLOT • · ''Ttlett11 no ~ thb 'was cm-ried 1114 the pOUca wUI M:-cbecklna: tfrouah1
pollce '?1 loday. Cllr engint. '!'bey, plU lo bory the eogine claaifled ad. Gall ail ad-Vlllir director It 'llilt .by any <II "" i!Udenls," Arinacoal Jrilaol,., Poisons Olil ·Jn ID> elJorl ID•
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-A-chase-reaching speeds-ln:..,,cess-oHill-miles-per---i;orig Beach;-but-no-serlous-injuries. Newport-Beacll.
, : hour ended In.a Jrunijngtou Beach wfed patch Tues-police said they pursued the car west on Coast !llgh·
:·day afternoon !With a smashed up car and a string way and ~i Beach Boulevard where the auto ran
of cltlltk>ns for' th~ driver, ,James W. Bl!rlon, 18, off the hi&J!"'ay at Atlanta Avenue. -' ' '
:Jury ~ntleeided~ Not ··Ju.dge
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. h ~peed T_tap Protester May Face Contempt Rap
BiTOM BARLEY number ol wltneaes among them consklerable challenge to the harassed
!' °' .. Dmilf "1"".... Mwllclpal C.ourt Judie Robert E. Rickles, court reporter, argued during her two-.
'EUeen_ Waldroo'1 war •&ai?St a piece santa ~Police Chief Edwird J. Allen, day trial that she waa. not operaUng
GI .rodar, "1J1pmenl_ ~ the' Sania . Ana coori c1er1: Don Armour and lleplty h..-small car at 31 miles an bour-~'w1io . -11 last Fib. 9 to 'lllltricl Attmi.ey 'lbomu , Crotby In a 25' mile ZOllO when she WU dtad 'IPOI Iii!': allegedli' ~ aulo "1Cled __.. • ' by Santa Ana poilce olllce's. 1'ueoc!o1 with. an .-Clded jury but Jr; . . The bespectacled defendant allo.araued
• V«J dedded Judp. -· ' Many. ol M!os WIJdron'• ~· that the officers' radar -•;pment could ~ -Judp Wliltom 'lbomlon accepted tbe were not authlriud bY court authorities ~-plea ol 1lle Santa Ana MUQclpal Court and were -....i by Judp niom-not have been operating elfictenUy under
pl tbal Ibey could no1 reach a verdict ae "llavin& I"' re1ev1nce to the IJIO!ler the rainy condlUonll Oil that· date. She '
Ii> the ............. JICftlll!ill1 l!J the ·at h,nd, ~oilpd to -pollce ~ ~qencuestionede' of ~ qualUlpollcemca!""w~' l!unUnBton lleacli woman and ael a cily O!nclaJs and contrary lo lhe dlglilty -~ · -. dew trta1 for Aug.-25. -and 'orderly process ol this coort." operated the radar device.
; He · then firmly orde!:ed the cowrty Judge Thom>on allo encled Misa Miu Waldron oll"ed two motlons f'!""
'fellare -~ ·""*'" In cwm 'ibldroo:SJbod. ~ u a II!!> 1011\_ a~ afle!, the j!"Y lllft?l!IC'ld that
qact to ·i. -•-~ for what lawyS! bY ~ !be public deleoder it could not r<ach a unanlmouo ven!ict
oouJd be-. -Oii -charge lo ~ her at Tue'11a1'• ""1templ and then wilhdrew them withoot ex·
... ~ol -i., _ ')!eorN; . :planaliam -_ ' ~ " .......,....i..... In tho · 0.< 11 wia llamod today ,_t the jUry One -baad·'"' lie' er_.i that ' bil•Cllliil 'Miiii iyaldml's ' W!ilCh "•l tiiroii&h the lfaJi!t<n tilal '>llflcer'11obei\ 'Swalili hlld dpiiied the
.. ihdbctlndnltt Ult of 1 u b po en a wu locked 11 to J ln favcr of conviction ccu1roam door for a woman member ;i!'!vll-." when Judge Tbompoon ruled a mistrial of the jury and said "bello" -'to the
'•-, He nofec1 tha.t MiU 'll'aldml, 13, ol The volatiit Misa WaJF:!n -ldni pend memher u she mlered th.• ~I 7111111.hlliil •• 1. I .,,,, .. i-. + al [a .,.e.,. a-,,..., ... c:<lllrlm!I. ·I /"t,
H~e Burns in Laguna;
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By ARTHUR R. VINSEL now under care in a h-fl>t dtpendfnl agttement ol Chief Deputy Diotrlct A~
r· Of ... ~,..., i!aH ~ children~ .. :· .. .r • '1; tome)' Jam~ G. EDrf&bt. ,
1'ooklng lllOn! like a laW)'er ,hlnuell He wore •a.Jlldty•blua ltlll,~.~l\11-· A~ Mtilnaloil.._'<P'ellmlnazy
thaji °" defe~danl In COiia !'f<oa 1 bliar· ,bew DIOllltacbe· toda1 whoo llrollght · -Inc wW lab five cloY~ more than
"' butdlered bobr -Dr. WOiley 1ielore ~udp Calvm fldlmidl in Divlllon nlool, 111c1 .-Judp 1$dimldt 11 be C. Slocum 1ppeared IJ\ court today .for ·One, Harbor J\lillclal D11tr1c1 Cow1, ai"1' COllld ,_.. a cour1n1om where it may
a pre!lmlnary hearing ~t· by three ~inc the calendar's first call. 1(1 oa unin;t.unlpted. _ _.,_
weeks. • . "Wow, ls that llUY sU11 In custody?" ' 'Juqe ScJunldt tald he would ln-
"Mutulll agreement betwffn the 0rup whispered a yoong dafeadant awlilin( v-te and porhaps r&tet Ibo lliaring
Colinty Diltrlct Attornefs office adi:I acUon in DlvtsJon Ooe. . aW1 fUrtber u.to u. •1ptl'Dlf' if court
hll c1er,_.a_,., Paul Aup:stlill Jr., · Arrutad'llalth 17, tile -r sur.,. cal~ Indicate a 11ea., load.
le4 to a deloy In Ille cue. · • · -diJabled bY llUllflrt In a pollce -"T)Iere's 1 u.-'ainount of Dr. Slocum, 44, fonne:rly of 2037 'frontaUon foor years ago -bu bem' evidence" to ~Qeftt in this cue,"
Cilvert. Ave., Costa Mesa, ls' aceused held at Orange County Jail without ball remarbir Aqustlne, wlla' ~-repr'1"ola
ol lllCrimnl hll daughter, Cynthia. a1s ever since. Di. ~lo a •U tliilllio ·la...wt
yean ago and storing. her dlsmem6ered Judge Schmidt -to Augustine's stemniliis ·irom thi April, 1• oliootouL
body In.the family freezer. esplan>Uoo for 'the required delay, then Enrlglll today r<vealed .. Ues have
The couple bave lwo other daugblers rHet !be Jiearlnl for M.IJ 13 wttll the ~ not 1P aeek ' 111 Qnnd Jury in-
' .,• ~ '· , .. ; ~Dr, Sloc:Jnn, Which -~~ttin 'Upper Bay '~i~a , ~ ~-:r.st~ff5'~
. · for ~ -and merely ' • , • noddod his _,,...... ilked It lie
Aga-:n· 1\T;,..ed i.y"·f.'a"unty·· ·~-=~~di~ no1·-1•· " ~1.J~-, _ .JI lj · · · · < r In 'Uille,~ the 'llrlil ..U: o1· the da,y'I
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Supervi90r-'R6bert-W .• ~BaWn was
.defeated again Tlieadiy in his ttnewed
e(fort to nstudy phases of the Upper
Ne"l!O'! Bay land excballge with the
'JrvlnO,Oompany. ' -
In a' new aPilroacll, l!jltiln ~ ~t. the County .~ "lllbaitt: a~
In two weeks regll'dinc 1"' il&h~. of
the <IOWll)' in the. yPper UV '!I. lo . * it ---* -·
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Says Bay M~ts _
Must Be Public· ~ -. .
• 0rance County °""'5el Adrian Ku1Jl<r
Is today lldvlalni all membeti of the
Uwer Newport Bily' Planning' Program
that their meelh!cJ mun be open to
the public •
• •' " · · · . . MwnObUe, ~· -Police ~lille ... ....,.... lllld e c o l 01 l.c al !lotodlft 'Gerr!' ,,..,._ II CUnolltly
prewws, and 'that ·the ~ ol winding •P a _ • ..., visit lo .New
Real Propei:ty Services. detemilne the York Cify in seardl ol addllional clues . e:s:istence of land areas betweep Back in the caae.
Bay Drive and the tidelanda ~ tblD · Dr SI __ , hi " M ~ 100 feet in width and estimite the value . ocum siN • s wue llJln, a
of such lani!." -·· auraical nune, met aod marrlid there ...i:--"Cynthia'• 'wllereabollls Battin aald he dJd net have· "enough has been that she waa stven to rtlaUves
information on the subjects." to raiJe. ,
the proposals were voted down by Mrs. Slocum wu arrested after the
the same ! to 2 mara1a that prevailed Mirch JI dllcovery ol the dismembered
April 8 wbeq the boord held ' a full lnlant In Ille mo)derlng freezer tramfer·
sci.le hearing on teven_ alternate pnr red from their former Mesa verae home
]lOllls for .development ·of the Upper !O a S.Ota Ana moving company.
Bay .and OCllllldered • IUfPotlon bY Sbe hu been "1euod and ls at an .
Supervbor David L: -that the """"' Or-County treabnenl center .for
ty withdraw from the trade agreement alcohollci, ·anticipated .u a key witness .
with the lrvlne Company. --aJoas. with othen -In the eventual
Supervisor .J~llllam lllntein lldmlttia murder trial. '
that Jlilttln .,... ,_.itnc·''lmlrmallgo ;\-fCOilplO wlio eald Ibey were friends
l W"1ld lib to liave" but added the! GI tho Slocumo were prelenl for today's
the move C"'1lcf only "naull Ill pollllraJ brief ~ bearin&· irlotlvaUoo." · • • ....
When defeated ljy the I to I vote,
with only Baker 1UJ1110ri1i>1 him; Bilttln
retorted, 11~Uy twtiaoce 11 bllll.':
"Spea1t-1or J'Oline«Y-CiutcilJ ~
Supervllor Wllllam PblJ!lpo.
' Kuyper's action was dictated by ac· ,1 him Wilt be wu flgbt1nf; a fire In
ceptance Tueoday ol his report lo the S • the 'Eaol DrJ'Rlvtr olimi .Or.a '*1lslde
county supervisors .that such meetings Impromptu' Wlm the clfy. An Army prlvate.and"a lf.year-
ol the four-membe< organization are aul>-old boy bYllander ...,. tllled Tueeday
: to the pro¥ill<m ol the Jlrown Brir,tgs,Mws11j~. ; :;=~~~~~~
That act, Kuyper explained to the A Loi Alil<la man ..m ~ the fear ol .-e tr<Uble. The· prime
oupervlsars, appllu to ajl publlc agencles took an stmpromptu ..Up bi -Newpalt mlnllter WM ..-,. wltb hll __
and '""""'" and the ly "'1Ped Har~ baa llued ~ -!or ae·"-~ WU rtWfod . "incommunicado." u~~~ ~ ~~Under that';liepdly lod to aerloUI inj~ Gaanll -• pooled .....,.. the boopltal
that ca!egory. · William Lothrop names Jobn J. where: fOur loyal t0ldJers were treeted
Mom......,'"' of the Upper" N-t Mahoney,. 1171 Boek Bay Qrlve, Newport fbcruew. ounc1J In !be. <llquanmu anny
--·• ··~ Beacb, as defendant In bll bo,llOo onnie Bay Planning Program is confined to County Superior Court actlm. He bllmu Tension 1ncreued. u rumors swept
tbe trvlne COmpany, the Stole Depart-Mahoney for 111aneuvm that led 1'>. ~ tbe clly -thal the amall' cout pan!
ment-of Natw-al Resources, the city falling ibnn .J,lahooey'a boat ·IatO .thO coollntient at Chaguaramu· bad joined
-Or water last Sepl. t. 1lle fl&l>lin(, that lroopl lnim the ol Newport Beach and.an ange COOrity LGthn>p allo claims that whlle·ln,tae Ol:pnlzatlnn of American stat.I (OAS)
repretentaUve. Jts function is to look water he wu •truck by Malmey'a &oat hid landed, that American Marines were
Into the development of the Upper Bay and sufltred lurther injury. about to lane!. ']bey were ooly rumors
An _, .. Lacuna Can,o. resldefll
,,. allg!IUy burned Tueoda, ~.
-be altem!Ud ID atlblu1'h a fire tllat ev~ deetroy<d bll home,
provided. that ]risen! deve~t plans , but Ibey sprtlld npldly.
• MOSCOW tAP) -. 'llle Soviet Union survi .. pending coort acUon. ' In Wublniton, ·White House aaurces
•I 1:15 a.m. ·at 154 Broob SL aod baa removOll the chairmen or two key A COl!Jlty planner explained IQday that Tris.I. Transfer Try said aevorat llllps bad'been dJJpatched
Lqmia -fir~ !!fpOried today.
An old ~ houle ~t !JOI Victory
Walle, .OCQJllled liJ Ted Primeau, WU
ID!ally tofOIVec! In ltainei bY the time ' thrOe flri·"-"""enl Unlta ~-th(" ...... abo!iiT ~· •p.DI. ' ' ' -'
F'lreman said ~. who II v e d ·
alone, apparently hlld tried In e~
,,. tbe blue before going to a phone to
Can tn an alarm. He was not seriously
hurl, the\> added.
cauae d. the -fire,. wh1cb resulted ·in
111 Olllmated 11.000 GI damage, ls aUll
under inveltlgaUon. bot it la bellev,ed
to e 1 ed in a chair.
---._-'-"11 llfU a day for the Laguna
• !Ir< f!PUn, wltb a car !Ir<
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~ wKh • mklDlght blaze that committees 1a a shakeup of illformatlon the fou.r-member organlz.a~ wh!ci:l ,vas from San Juan but -called WI "DoruuJ
de!lroyed a small llJed In the rear • aad propagallda ageoci<a ~ lWned organlied last week In Newport Beach procecliftn and a . "orellmlnarY alerl:"
of 411 Flora St. a · new dlre<lor for !tie o(flc1al news will look at Upper Bay 'development For Rap Brown Fails ']bey Indicated the ohtjll .....ici· be Uled
'lbe car fire, which was qWctly con-agency Tass. hem two viewpoints -4'tbe Upper Bay 1. if necesaary to evacuate Americans.
talned, appar<otly was eet oil during ~ 1n•-· •· od · t -'luaU ill be ---·-~ " ... BALTIMORE, ML (AP) -A -u·~ .,.,.., said tber< were "a considerabl<" an attempt to start the en,lne with • •v appo w111:n~ a one ~etiremen 01 oo w e~ Ill u wi::. ,... ~ 4 "'"'T
•'jumper Cable to anoti>er vehicle. which were confirmed today following. weeks land ~ bad been approved and then to transfer the: arl0d·r1ot trial of H. nwnber of A,meric.ans in Trlnldad and
l'mllted in lpiling gasoline that bad of rumors that chang~ .were cmrung. the ptembers will look at that same Rap Bl"OWI\ 1nto U.S; Dis~ eourt WU TObqo.
bem -~ into the car Origin of RemoYed from tbell' JObs were Nikolai sltuaUoo under the assumption that it denied by federal Judge frauk Kaufman About 1,000 government troops were
the J;dfir. was not immecuatety N. Me:syatsev-; chairman of . the State 1 c;;;ha=s=been==d=isa=p=pro=ved=,"=h=e=sald=';:::;;===tod=a=y.============sta=U=oned==·=t -"Chqu==ar=am=a='·====. determined . Committee for Radlo and Television, 1,.
· and Nikolai A. Mikhailov, chalrman ot
the State Committee for Publications.
Ho-eward Bound" According . to some unomclai in-.Ill formants one reason for the shakeup
wa' that Soviet leaders w.ere diMatlsfied
J · with the propaganda buildup for the Sailor umps tooth anniversary of LerUn's birth. They
allegedly fett it was handled In a heavy
and unlmag!nat.lve manner. Shi, ·p in Hawaii Tl!< complalot .apparenUy dl~ not apply to Tass. since ti,e fonner director, Sergei
Spectal to a. DAILY J'llllT . +1ap1,n, WU moved over to head the
PEARL HARBOR _ A ;.,.m1 aaI1or Radlo and TelevlSlOCI Committee.
fnm Montua homeward bound from A spokesman for the Foreign Mtn.lstf.1 ~ ~ a mlnesweepor skip-confinned repons that Leonid M .
pored by-a HuntlllBton Bea<h man; ZllnyaUn, formerly chief of the Foreip
jumped ahlp Tuerila:i 1n a wild ram•PC• Ministry press deperlm<at, baa. been
u the crlift pulled Into port. named · to succeed 1,apln as director
~ 1:c. Wayne c. Ulhlllf, 21, or Tass .. ' ' .
o( Jorilin; MlilL, leaped from the USS Tass declined. to COllflnn the change.
Reaper u sb8 cruiaed toward a pler A spokesman said a~val of .the ap-
awam ashore and stole a truck f r o ~ )>Ointment wu llill pendlnj but an an-a would-be rescuer.~ nouncement could be expect~ soon after
The .auper•r eommandlq oUlcer ts th~ Lenin anniversary cetebraUons.
LL Cmdr. R. C. Kahler, ol Huntington However, t.apln'• ,transfer to the llodlo
Beach. . and Televlsl<*I Olmmlttee was conflnntd
Military auUM!riUe.a sakl the sailor pull-by a spokesman there who JdenUfled
ed a kn.if& and commandeered 1 truck hlm u the new chalnnan.
Jrom a passerby who tried to help him, . Former Olalrman Mesyatsev t s
·tben·drove It throu&h a locked cate. reportedly headt!d for an ambasaadorlal
He wu qulclilJ caplured by pillitary a11ipmenL pollct. Mlkhaliov, who ls M, hu· Htlrod oa
lnvtctlgMn: aald Uthau.g would IJn.. penslor., I spokesman at the Publlcatlona
dergo pqchlatric ei:amhaaUon to Committee sakf, and hls job Is tem.
detetmlno wllether chat-st• would be PQrarlly taken by a deputy. It wu
fllod or K be .....id allnply be relwed notclearwllo.bll ..-.....id be.
!J;om _u.;. -1pe. Za1111aUn ls alto belnl r<placed tern-
' TIMi "-'bu a crew of 73 and ponrily at tbe Foreljm Mln!atry prea
I, l'Olanlla& t.t Its home port In l.Gng depariment by a deputy, Yurt , N.
Bucb lollowlq alJ ""°Iha' duty In Oiernaylrov. Y)etnlim waten. Earlier rumon of the shU:eup had
No uplanallon wu l!Ven for the young Included Alexei V. R<lmlllOV, chainnan
aallor'• rampqe Tutaday. of the committee: for Clnem.atorraphy,
Detain Former Chief
BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) -Colom-
bian Army troopa 1urrouodad Iba llGme
of former dictator Gustavo RoJ11 Ptollla
today, p1acJn1 him under unofflclal hou1t
arrest whJle hit 11,1pporter1 called for
hll rtlUra to power.
amon, those to be removed. However,
a spokesman at the comm!tt.ee today
denied such reports and said Romanov
was ttmaining on the job, •
A fourth top omclal In the propa1anda
fitld, Vladimir l. Stepakov, chiel of the
Communist party's Department of
Propaganda, was also u no ff i c i a 11 y
reported lo be leavln1 hJJ job.
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You mar ba10 rticl alloul our dramatic damcm-'
-llooofW7teraupcoioriiJ'. Thla!albowalcli that
WU dropped 1000 ftol: from I plane. II 111ll worb
portactlT. Sto'ft In our &ton.
Tbll -of W7ior'1 tourbnMa Um In Iha
IncafltS balaneo wheal w!lb Ila unique flulblo 1plnl
1pobl that r-ia'f1 to libeorb •hock and 11 rum~
toodara!natliloclifwµfol (Eynthahanlenll!a.)
Or rep~ fl'M If -·b~ Blot> and 111 tho
eomplolo Una of han4aomo. durable lVJI..-wateli11.
And "' tha watdi that .... dropped -an ai.. plallamd llted lo,llckaboul II.
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, fly ~ ~IN vi~ 1119'1"'• <l<qrp .M<CrlOlciQ., The, , . ,,_,,... ~ ... , e,.::; ol blol~ deadlock liel4 for' throe ~ .. ljhlpley ~ _,..., -WU • llOllllnaled IOI' the -,ClOWll, · ·al Cal llate 1"ng • fowMI bimle~ "and,_oothe ,filth_J1allot,-olecled ..
• :: .. ~·,:::..~. "Hun~n· Belch •t·wasn~ lnokJnC f<X" it," Sltlpley ..Jd ,
• ............. wbo· ha already aernd 1.bree afterward, 1'but there was ·a ue situation. _.....,,. That's the way these. f),i-s;bftak." .'. )'<&ti ... _..,, -pd u the clty ....
' councD's Choice .for the. job alter five Orr the future, -be' ~ntei:s1 •ive·
.. tense ballots .i the or,t meettna: of the are all going to work tosettier and go l
new cooncil 'Tuesday night. ahead with what ls needQd for tiJ~ city."
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.The · mayor·makillg drama took only It was Mrs. Norma , .Brandel -Glbbl, ~ mlitUtes, but" it held the _ a~. the city's first councilwoman;' who threw
Cf 150 •wives, campaign workers, unsuc-the race open. She' relultd to break
~ul candidates and dtiuns &ripped.' the tie between Greefl and McCracken
ShJpley .won because the council was by ab&tainfua:. ,.. . -•
unable to break. a deadlock between The proceediDp opened with coun-
the 19119 myar, Jack Green, and bis ~ (See SB;IPLEY1_ Pase J)
Q.fficer, Driye,r ·
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,C.Y' !-\AR FIGHTS PARKING SOU.EEZE A~ EDl$C?N:.HIGH
· StVdtnf1 A IOf'.':I th• Oran'.ge CNtt Get Down to E•rth
A point-blank qchange ··.of gunfire Another of Heer, Patrick ~orUock, JI,
between a Westminster j>ollce officer who witnessed the shooUn1, dove for '
'Save t Earth!'
and a suspected drunken driver Uiis cover and esclJ)e,d the bullet!.
morning placed both in the hospital in Police identified I.he suspect. as
a;erioUS condiUon. Marshall D. Wolfe, 241, 15121 Van Buren
lnvestiiators said Wendell J. Carey, ,St., Mk!way City. Now at Orange County
23, had stopped an automobile at Bolsa Medical Center,, he bu betn char&ed
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/ n • NEW MAYOR SHIPLEY, NEW COUNCILMAN GIBBS TALK IT OVER
F0r the Hunlfittton BeRh C-J!, A•$1t•k• Up at'lhe Tep Avenue, east of. Brookhurst Street at with attemp;ted m!ftder. ·; · ,
2:22 a.m. and attempted to search the Officer bl.rey was l'\ISbed t o · •
driver when be was felled by.,one. shot Westminster C.Ommunity RoipUal, where . · '· · 1!~ntin.~ton Studen :, :o~ ~atch __ :~~~1£t~~2i~e;~:,o;s~~ ~~:d::~1r~~ ·~~~ardlHs.~Pi~~d i\g~n .· I ~'¥'t"'°"1 ,.sW~<lelll!..matehed Sc:)loolJ/j~·,i<;t .~s ~odljlr . .le...,ns:.on · ·!~'With -bullets i•·Uto -1ioc:k, was a ~· mllll~ r • .• . • .• _ ,.,, , , ;i, , ... ,.1, ...
and Ufeii'.,.illll -HlmtlJlllon .. iutlQn'altdill"efl0<.>011'""'1ronment.• 0 .. In ·~ bul~4·; ~·.In ~-· proa~ ~. a ' · · ::' fill""''" 1 .y · &ia .l!liil'Fol!ll . "))ii)ey;scbOblf ·;, ea!~tliO'~~~'lli•' ,' '!!;""'*'-·' ·1o · '-.; •C.lilifiC , -..:, . ,, .. ,, •'" _,..,,,
m J!t,-U\elr ,of--l>a1. -""" ' 11i-htuei1'11 CDll!iVI, ~ -. --.... ----... • -'· r if ,,,. •• o' t .IM' ', ',' •·. e· y·.·.'l\I' .• ay·. '.9r · The airtoriiobiles and tradJlionalfy ye!-c6nael'v Oii arid other ~arth .Day re--• · t ... • , ~ :.i,)., , "' ,......,.~ • __ low~1<ered~IJY"l""l'l":1~! ~~_,_..,..._al.:.. Lib , I ... ~-'t '-T ! ..... ' "1 ......... 't' '""·':ii:, ~:·~.1~1tydr"'.'~bclif~......... ~-~bllibif~.~~ rarvz ~a or S ::n.q1" .. iF,·-:.;~w .. ~·:....;-. " ..
Bicycles to0, became'f.ilhionable tram-a.~• .. -. ~<to Ai1Ulb W.:~.~· , ...,...,.. ':J. 1. . -. · , ~ • · fteifuelda7 Iii r.iantiln 1
poitaU'onagain .withmanyDoysanligl}Js ~t!Jb.iall610'*.&•bapdlncletning.Qp 1 ' "· "' V : ', '' ••· ···,·,,·J'.
h=igbily colori!d baUoons on' their th:tL::' w:::i~.--s1udents -t o·d a y M" e: e-t _ Ne--w Be' ach · Pal. ne·J -ept llu ·wianlmour .,,he ~ ' b•""""' tlit car from• their Clllll)lU•. hlt, d17. a,mdJ vrcuiry 1•11,:w~-~~ : Aboot 500 of•them threaded their way ..,.-, belitc relurited;lo tJie ma)'!lt J pOtt ,I>;· lhroulh 11.e city's downto:wn secUon early , Begii&nlng with 1 snact bari picket at hJs fout'felkiw CouricJlmen'. ·' l:' • 1
h. . th . t It 1. ,..,. . ll;JO .. l!l:m., they VOwed . no more metal v•-... :.. · 1.., .,M .. 'ff , ,_1-~. t 1s m0f!1-Ulg on e1r way o un 1n6/"'n c~neri would bi used on campus. · K."C ,·,...yov ... .,.... arper, W1iu' ,.as
Beach ~gh School for •·general meetuli ~ Later today they plan to collect all tin. The widow and a son of Mr. Richard ' sped&J . trip to the .city Tuesday night not · Up. 'for election to · the: counc:!il 1 thil '
later on, the campus. and aluminum cans and melt.them down J. _ Neu tr a, the !AS Angeles ar:chitect to meet the new council. · • , year, was·.aJilo1 unanimously. rttilnl!d, by ·
At Golden West College students. have. . in. a feundry located in the ~I art11 ''Jho was· to have designed Huntington Mr. Neu tr a cited in Wuppe'rtal, ·West councilmen 1n his post
,scheduled peaceful picketing,· a. campw1 .... bu11d1Jie. · · · · Beach's new central library, made a Germany, last Thursday while on· at~ ·N6ither selection· WU a .surprise, bqth
cleanup and 1peakers on pollution prob-A spokesman for the students said the week trip. He was 71. · men blvlo& terved anly' Nv'tnth ·ipopths..•
lems. metal woul,d be poured, into _a sphere. to ,His son, Dion Neu tr a, ·a partner in folloWlng the shakeup oC the. ~eil
M•nY ,elementary sc~nola atso have ~)e Earth Day-aclfv!Ues tak-Sailor Ju ..... ps the Los Anples onn o1 'Rlcnard " durtn& the recent recall elecljj>n, ' · :;cheduled Earth Day program1. J. ing---tp~ce on the Golden West campus l..ll Dion Neutra, introduced hb• ~r ·t.0 i• .• ~ , ,, ~ ,;
Earth Day. in'. the l\ounlain . yaney today. '. ' . . . . ' tHe council aner s8ying ttiat, hls fathtr ;. I ' • 4t j ~ ' . ' ~ ' ·.
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a_ -_•ie." y··.;. -ouire, .l '.:H!().U.Rf ·_ ' . -Special lo ~ DAtl.Y pJL()T ' th~~!~.~~~:·:~~:::~ mother Box Mail t1i 1£1"1'; PEARL HARBOR - A younc sailor to share the feelings-ot-the trip· tO · , . . · • · . • . ;
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If Abraham Lincoln wa1 read by .a
palinist, w~y shoijlcln't resideptJ of Fo\in-
tain valley enjog \he .same privilege?
ficia\)y show Its hand, and asked City
At~y Thomas Woodru{f for an opinion
in firo weeks on the business licenh fee.
from Montaaa, homewlfd bound from Eutope wtPi the co1nlCll. • · ·P·a:tro•• of 'the Hunlin':..;.-rn~-"' ... p~ . Vietnam aboard" a minesweeper skip. M D'-·-N tr ·'d h b b nd ,.., 5w ~~1
pered by a HWJttngtOO Beach · man, rs. · wuc eu 8 s. er us a Office ido;wntown tirai'lch •will not' hav~
jumped sijjp Tuesday in a wild ramapge worked with many coDaboratora, but their mail placed In boJel on ... SWdal'J . that her son Dion was lhe one. who 0~-'HbUClays,' aCcordlng ··to Pottmaster as the craft J>ll;lled intct port. understood lhe world r e n o w n e d DiFab
Engil'leman 3.C. Wayne C. Uthaug, 21 , architect's Ideas best and would follow ~~ ~o~ eeonomy. ~\IJ'e ~Ill :
of Jordan, Mont., leaped from, the USS them most closely. ' take t!ffect f4ay r~ Defa&lo pkl. Box ,
Reaper as she cruited toward a pier, She said that she hoped ~· City would holden will still be abJe to pick up mail.
swam ashore and stole a truck fr om let the Neutra firm design the Ubrary, on Sundays ·if ·It was boxed. S!lJ.urday.
That was one or the arguments pul
to the city council Tuesday night by
a Sinta Ana Attorney who is seeking
a reduction in the city's $100.a-day
b~ lictnse fee for palmistry,
astrology and fortune--telling .
fee. I
After the meeUng Councilma·n ROn
Shenkman said he thinks the buallteas
license fee is "toWly abourd and
.arcbale," but refused to pred_ict tbe
fu!uh of palmlmy jll F~ Volley'
a would-be rescuer. to be built in the 147-act'e central park ·'lbe-ciiU)'~el:ceptlonS to Uie h"olid&y
The Reaper's commandh11g officer is between Talbert Avenue and Golden West scheduie "wUI. be' W¥h!n1ton '.1 Bi~d4Y ,.. ~ ,
Lt. Cmdr. R. C. Kahler, of Huntington Stre et. -···and Veterin't Day. · -: • • 1 , •
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Beach. • The councilmen agrttd Uiat a new De • F--Ch'" f
Military authorities nld the sailor pull· commit!<• should meet with the !Inn . s'IOCK· "MA.RKET · ~m. ormer _ ~
-~a knlle and Commandeered a 'truck to discu.ss details of a · new · contract • • · BOGOTA, Colombia· (UPJ) -Colom·
from a pa-by '"'°1"trled lo lie!P him, for the ·Ubrary"-A collllriftt.. wu .I!!> NEW YORK (~)"-Tile at~'nialiW, bi.m Am\l""--:-\i\t!tdOd 'the._ho!ne
"'I think these prohibitive fees were
established in the daiY• when pabni.stry
was connected with wandering ~aravus
and gypsies," Evereu Stone, the It·
lorne_y, said.
N.,. Coubcilmall Albert Jlollin<IO•
then drvye It throogh a locked 11te. pointed 1and liela l\J flr>t mtejini \'Ith ahoWed a IUINtanOO lOal In lite tradlni o(f!>rmer dld.inr)llilllvo llGjaa ·rinllla
He ·wu quJck)J captured by military Qlo~,N .. tra lmmedtalCJy.,after the cqun. thl1 afternoon, (S.. qtiOiaUw1""1l'li•I: 14day.,piadna him ...._ Unol!!ci1\hnu11 ' . 1~, but added. 1hat •as a ~lat
Hi bt,jected · to Stone's reference to
police: · ell riieeling. ·. . '. • · _ • · 11-11).• · .• · ~ · ' · ·'' ·: _ ·1 ' ' -aireJI' .wlii!P'jiii '.';'i/f"r*tert' Called~tor
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a,rtr.ology are already-practiced in your
local newspapers and sold through
magaz.ines in .stores." he argued. •
The .council, tioWever, refu:ied to of.
C'/.a~sJ Response
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palmistry,"asa'sc\e'nee." J u d ed d N I :.JI :Co:;,~in~r~i ~r~:.~ -ory _ n e~~ . e !' . ot "'uuge": .
license is a JIUle stiffi" • c,. · '
Mayor Edward Just admitted he Is, '°!iS P._e_ed Trap Protester May F. a_ce . Corite_ m. pt _~ap ._ r •;a litUe prej4diced a11atnst palm istry,'' -. and might have to think a long -time --' · • • ' · ,t •
before ehangilg the fee . ' By TOM BARLEY number of witnesses am'ong them con1idery1e. chall"'~ to the 'bara~d
VJce Mayor1 Jbhn Harper said, "not .. .. °'..,. ~ "'"' "-" Municipal Court Judge Robert 8 . Rickie•," couri. r!Pprter, argµtc('duflnc ·her two..:
being a patron of, !hit, partlcultr prGo Eileen W~k!.ron's w~r against a piece Santa Ani·Pollce Chief Edward J: Allerl, day trial• that Ifie war nbt •rating
fesskln, I ~have no special feeling• on of, radar eq_ulpment and the Sant.a Ana court clerk Don Anh~ ,and rMov.;ty hef small ~ air: it "Ii niDu i n-'hour·, · · · it. I'll keep an open mind." policemen who used it last Feb. 9 to -.... • ' ' .I 1
"Ettremei)'' fine r-ose with lovely, SioM waa repre""1illll ~ph Maro, IPDI 'lier alJeaedly speeding aulo ended District Attorney Thomas F. C"11by1 In •. 1$ ~, 1.0lll :When ~ wu,' p~ :
neat, qualified pis of good caJJber ••. " • •who ""u 1q opeo .a Mll!til\rl' lhop "'·-'•• wttb. 'ID llndeclded jury but Jr. _ , ." , . by -Santa AJia·po!tce olttc.n. ·, . , • ';
How caD you imJ)rove.on"tbat klntl of tes-in \he city. ' . ~, • -~ ~ dedct.. ~. P.1any o1 Miu Wa)drpn's, IUbnnHlal 1The· bapectaclelli ..t.r...t.nt lt,O.iii""-IM''
timonlal? The ad that ctrew· the )lt&fae . The ctty bas uce ved m)uesl. JUdp W!lllnt .....,,,;;.,._ occepted the were not author,lud by, C!JUr\ 8.(lj;jij.. tliat' !he offletts• r~~ ,;(;id .
was thiJ one: ,-, . .from:Jladam Laura ,S>f"Redondo ~ plea ol the Saill-_Ana !lunlcipei Court_ and _.,..condemned by.Judgt''l1JomJ011 -*ii!\•~ been·<>r>eralinl olffcleij~1UJ)!l.!I '
Secretary for pt('lTlissk>n to opeq a paltnbt ,tudlo. panel tfwt il.,: eouid not rneh a verdict as ''havlna no relnanee to the 'lnJtter.1 the · t•ll'lf ~Uocas oD \hi; ~t;-She ·
CHALLENGING OPPOR. Per-Woodnifl, who was i11volv14Jo.H<wpor1 In tlieJ:". 'lrsutd -ally by the at hand, de!lgned lo harass police and also questioned : the qualU(~ •l)d 1
ifori:n secretarial, administrative Beach'• battle ~mt ~ogy ..,.~ Hu~in Beach woma" and t cit">olficlals and contra"" lo,._ dignity experience, "·°'' 'the e:u~en, ~ .• o_ ass1.s .. phone duties for pres .. of (Set PA. ... .. :.J) ' ··r ., se • # ·# w1e: ot-··· young pror,ikable growlni co. Loe. ~ • 1 -t ' • ""r" • b-:. n'w trial I« Aug. J5, . • and orderly process of this court. .. ., operated lbe,rapar dev , 1 ,. • · • 't
nr o_,c. Aitport. Must have zltit • 4. ... ' 1 "' ,.,. •• ~ He then, ftrmly ordftd the count Judge Thomson also ended · Mill .'Miu, Waldfo9 olferld two;fllo\IOC>I for
; -~!B:·~~· :=¢a~~ ~~~ ~R~st~t\~~u7 ~ -;~~: ~!p~~ e~~!a!y ~~ ~°::1~ l ~*1on~~ .~n~f,:fue =b1~c C~ , . i1· =~'.:!'a~~~~~~ :
l hlte. Sit(l'tlio be cap1ble <>(deal-.~ . .:.;:4 . 1 ~ '« ,1·._. ~ • CQOviction oo J1no41ltr chorge lo repce"'1t her at Tuelday'a QOlll~ and Uieil .'!!lhdrew ,lhem l'lthout •"'.
ing w/Ogures. Apply .µ Pau \-WASll!NC1""' ~ • ·-.,..,i,,mpt.ef court. h!Otinfl. , planatlon. ·
adno. c.M. Ask for Dr. .Njxon1s eotnfM~ plan~for reform of The judge invoked procedures in the · 'Jt wal learned lQday that the jury One was based on her a/gument that
(No Agencysl the Poat • Oflice cam. under flre lrom light ol what lie called MID Waldr.on'• -which sat tltroogh the Woldroo ' trial olllctr .Robtrt Swaim Wad Ojltned tho
You can get the resultJ you want,, too, two Cona;reuional Republicans Wed-"lndi1Crlminate me of subpoena waa kicked JI to 1 In favor of eohvicUOn courtroom door f« a woman member
from 1 hard-worklJll DAILY Pu.or nesday as "polltQI u bell" 'I'tley said prtvilq:es." • ' when Judge Thompson l'Uled • miit11al.~ e>l the. Jury 1"'\Qd sald "hello" to, the
clo!llifled ad. Call M l.d-vioor direclor al It WO<lld open t1te way to forcing govern-He noted that Mill Woldroo, 23, or '!'lie volaUle Mill Waldron, -kine panel memller' 11 f>< ,eatered, the.,
14U111. ment workers to joilf a unloo. IOl 7th s~. Md lllbpofned a 1111>11111Ual 11 a_ pace wblch awe,red to -"' ~rtroom. , . ,
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Williams' !'A. 1 Strttkat. NamW Desi~t'1 fg;.,,,, a hfOtW . tcJitdule,
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lly ALAN DIRKIN
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· ,,A bclllewlle,toot lier place cm the Huntington Beach city council Tu,..
dq 1itatlt 'and 'IOClb made cw1ncUmen wonder if they could stand the beat in
ber,tllcben. ~le a !ew got burned.
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were muu..ing IL Into the small lpJn tbil mornfn& u they
tried to !albom whet went wrong with tbelr beot laid plw
to elect a mayor. .
Everything had seemed clear until a woman came Ilona. Tbe vQle wu ' to be a ltralabi lboiwdown between
Ibo 1• moyor, Jack Green Ind vlCo .._ Geqe Mo-
CraWn wllb Iii memben 1mowD to be ID a W deldloct. : • + + :..~ ' ' .
·Mn: Glbbl. U.. oeb' -bonl elecled, had the
....... tole. 11111 -cl ........... bollol, .... kepi u
up • ...... ...... bJlb ~ In ...... -q, . • .,~11111. Gllllll, 11 ,_, la a secret abollloer.
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mifi sciiool 'l'nlstee Joeepb llJ!ifl fpdly
asked for the cancellaUon of. an Edison
High School cledlcatl~n e<remony 'l\iur ..
day because, be aUeged the llc:hool la
JWntd after 'ithe largest slng}e IOUf'te
.. of alr polluUon within the eounty." •
He asked for the cancellation through
a letter addressed to Dist. supt. Max
Forney, only one day after he ad-:
monJ~ Robert S. Lawrence, a UCI
dean and guest speaker, not to attend
the meeting for the 1ame reuon,
Matthew Weyuker, ,president of the
JluntingtoD Beach h1gh school district's
Board of 'J'ru>i<et, said' the dedication
would take place delplte Rlbel'1 letlen;
''He's making ltlt~ that are not
necessarily facts. It's a weQ-~ faci
that 1utomoblles produce IO percent o!
tbe smog," said Weyuker;
"I don't think he'• latlng Into account
that he mlgbl be hurting the feelings
ol the kJds who art proud of their
new school.''
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tbll u they -.the -drama unfold. . • Jllrl. Glbbo-denliicl !bit tbll WU ber lnlenfl<o[ when a revu!ed her·
oel! 11 the aJIOll7IDOlll abllalner l!t« the. !lnl l"o bolloll., 11 was not a cue
cl a ....,.. being unibl1 to mate up ber mind, ahe aid, but almply a •ltua-
·-tJen Jn·wldcb. newcome to1bt council dJd not want to be -teen u aUgnlng ber-
No End Showing
IQ Truck Strike
Spins Into Weed Patch DAILY PILOT Steff'°""'
1)!1! wt1lt eltber ......u. camp, • ' • Wildcat strikes by truck drivers from
Ohio to California showed no signs of
ending today, while a strike threat by
90,000 teamsters fn the Northeast eutd,
A chase reachtng speeds in excess of 120 miles per
hour ended in a Huntington Beach weed. patch Tiles-4ay afternoon wlUt a smashed up car and a string
of citations for the dri vtr, James W~BurtOn, ·1s,
Long Beach , but no serious Injuries. Newport Beach
pollce,oaid they pursued the car west on Coast High·
way aDd up Beach Boulevard where the auto ran
off .the highway at Atlanta• Avenue. . * * *' -.FOUND ber poolllon -.biol Green ml McCraclc111 no doubt
. -II tm...,.ble, too, !<r by abl!alnlng Ille toot both men out of the
p1.-ml' sot .Donald Shipley, a colleaaue II Cal Slate, Long lleach, elected ~---f •• -~· '. U Mn. Glbbl' -. are to be laktn oeriOOlly, It must be concluded
tbol .. cDd DOI watll the ...... blllly cl de<ldlng who should be elected ,._ on ber !11'11 nllbl "" the eoundl. ·
Yel bor lldlon t.r.ed.Jlve bellall, torpedoed the chlncel o! both Green
ad Mcericten, end!oJ a_.. o! W!>Olnl, Ind pul Shipley, who hel held the
p!lllloll throe U-al lbe bead ol the cllf.
P~ident Nixon.was_asked to intervene
in the wildcat strike of 12,000 oruo
teamsters . by the Cuyahoga County
(Cleveland) Board of CommiS!ioners.
Cleveland ii ,-reported to be loah)g . 13
mUliGn a week Jn payrolls alone and
unemployment bas increased bf about
Mesan Facing Charges
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Suffers Attack
' FAii F1IOM lblrtlni ~ Mn. Glbbl' milden move on the • Cl<llllldl l!U 1o elecl.llblpley .u!IGlt~ ~Qllocqy. '11iat'1 the way II appear-
• ec1 to CGUDCll w@cbn. tbll -.Jnr. · . . . · . • Mn,_ Glbbe w1ll ha~e a bani limo coavlnclnr Ibo eynlc1 among them
thal '!fU DOI ber ~Ill all along,
20,000 persons since the strike began. A Costa Mesa men's wear store chain
In Chicago,. fe(Iual mediaton said tht owner who police allege took.. out a
U. tben, Ille did Intend to . br'eat up lhe.clly'1 power 1tructure, she do-
serv• ~at.ulltiona roe succtedlng.
chances for a negotiated end to a strike $15,000 insurance policy on the life or
ancl lockout there were ''very datk. •• a dying employe-- by standing In for
EJlht teamster locals and an independent the unwitting cancer victim at a physical
union -repreeeoUng over to,OOJ Chica&o e1amina tion -·raced court today.
Frem.P .. ~J drivers and dock workeni _are deman· His foriner worker complained when
ding ·a $1.65-an-hour wq:fi boost over he Teceived the first bill.
~filPLEY N'EW MAYOR • a three-year .tontract. Ch1eato t?uckers Lawrence Odenz, 47, of 2983 Java Road
• • • have offered a 7fkent Jncrtaie. In the Mesa Verde area, is free on
~ ,...: lllhlou n t.Jh I n a t I n I ;!IM.l! .,..llonl llnce 'tile """"''••· wu . $>,500 ball pending prosecution on four
acktr& ::-6dr ~ Al Coen ... •!>Std~ .. ~~ re' -:'""""'-· • felony charges alon& with a co-defendant.
I Gretn. Twq ~ were held .. ~ .. MC!lll ', ·~ "' ~ .. ,: 0 i \ He and former insurance SAlwnan ' a-s•~ 'l':itio11, · ' •• Paul FarowJch, M, of Tuliln, are.~harged
fodl :f ~ -.en wua ·~ w ..,. · r.,, S , . with conlP!racy to commio grand the(~
!or M en and Coen-=,~ M<mON PAllllED .I' Ire ei'vite attempted grand 'theft and two counts
Matney far Green. · . At this poin~ a move was 1l4de t> '3mn of forgery.
' " n reop111~nomlf1&lions.~ wlll\ Fife :nd_re rid.,, movies, "'" ataUon / 'nle "i"""· w"!' sd1edulld before Judr• . j:~ ' '.· L .' 41 I .• .. ,''"t,J !ffa!od. . ..., , lolfrs, an r~ .or.llemonllra. . Paul •MUI In Ceritral ,,:,,,1 .. •county' AlllrW..,,_Calll~-" • _.,_.,.-· ~, · .lllm are 1u11.~ ac11v111., . . .· . ~-~ ~ .... -·· ii wllo'a aS. . . lilulllD)I betame . ;.~ be/l'.~ Nit i a -Beach Judlc'8l District Court, stemmmg Crom llJould be ,,......,. cl im.u, Bal'lleU ll!tempted lo , _ ta J!I.! celebi'iites Fire Servi co 'Day,-· -a complaint by a lennlnaUy ill cancer
QouP 11p.Jealla-receu." -but Boo!a pointed out .ioo,.,,,,.,,.tl All fire slalionl will·be 0,.. !or public
I At W.. "''''' Glbbe m.Ied that Ibo had already nominated , McCrac:tll\ .lie lnspee1lon betweep 9 •·Ill-. Jo ' p,m., was !bi-• w• decllDlni ta vote. could oot pul forwlrd anollier l!a"'1• acoording ta Capt. Jim ·Vincent 9! the
"'nlli l""ilan I bave 11 lbal llOIDei>oW, Mainey lhen nominated Shlplejo, .. ven Hunllnston Beach Fire Department.
...,..._.Ibo picluN hel come elong though be was the only one wbo:i.,.it•oot :Al· the ~.·Street :Staliani '1111 ·we
thal .. .,.1'cllcm en tile CO!lftcil," been ID favor o! reopeolng tbe •nori\lna· sr., there 1rill be fU'I fruclt ride< from
&he ""'"*'~. -· ..._ -.Uons. L • " •1 9 LQl, .to· 11:J& a.m. lion\· "ilh aerial
Then tbe ~u14 tbat abe wu. lhocked With S'hipley now In the flffj ~li Was plaUpnn, 1 .. ftt1 :' ~ct .. deQK>nlltations, t• nail Jn tlle II<* that llhe held !ett that Green 's chances 1woo1d ·be re;cue l b\'eathing ancL ·homa 11fety
the key -· boosted !or a vote or lwo mlsiil be · demolil ralio!ll. , · "I have-an aloog fill that I had siphoned !rom McCracken. It seemed• Al U. .Busherd ~··StaUot1, 17911
ab: -on the coullclI -J don~ thal Green , Mainey and Coen would I!~ ~1 .. , the eveOls;1rill take place
lite Ille poatlloo I wu put fn. 11'1 Bliek lotJether and thal those three votes f""!l nqon .•lo %:30 P.-11!-~d al the
untenable." • would be enou11h, partkulirjy II tharo Doyle and Shields Stallon, 11191 Hell Ave.,
llllllPlllCTl:ll IOl'll was another abstentJon. • ~a p.m. to 5:30 p~ '
)In. Glbbe went on lo aplalD thal STRATEGY FAILED
ohe had r"'PtCt and lldllllr-for Jli!\h · But lhe .ciilegy lllled,, 'lllere were
Green and}McCrackta., _ "~ ho abtslintlons. The vote came out a
"J am -.it a female with a...:ilJrd: · diildlock a1iiii ·-this time Green and
Ume mUIDc up my mind -I ·,doo'I. fil!!ploy ·with.. U..O volea apiece aDd
waol lo llavo you feel lbal U I vote McCnocken '"'°·
for ' Green · J am in Green's camp and 'Ibis produced a runoff ~ Shipley
lhl! ml!~ for Georp that I am wl.th and Green and Shipley was elected '"3.
. A few mlnutes later theft ·was another Both Mt,tney and Bartlett attempted courtesy count and Shipley was 11ven ·
to uaure Mrs. Gibbs that .any hurt a unanimous endorsement.
feellop would. fade and that lhe could Matney wu al1e1 narDed. Vke mayat
vote !or lither wltboul causing Ill will. without opposition. Hla reaCtIOp cau1ht
This caused city altomey Don Bonfa the emotion of the ew-r11 ... ; 1'11lank
to chip in with the observation that you-I think." · ·"'."'1'--.
it wun't ~ary for anyone to explain Shipley was · elected a cdunolbtlan in
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OAAIM:I CQAIT P01LIJHl14G COM"AMY
l1\1rt N. W114
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....,.,, at.Kfl' nn Witt .., .. , '°"......,. $tft ac-M.: JllS ffltltl II c-lrlt ll•I
1964 and in 1964, 195S'iefved i'two-year
term u mayor. In 'the Jl!f elecllon
4 he wu the top vote-getter, polling &a
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He was vtce mayor in 19116 and again
wu mayor for one year in 1987.
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Fac;e 7 :~earing~
Fountain Valley's p I an n Ing rom·
missioners may~,be a litUe shocked to
see seven pubtJc h~arlngs scheduled for
their meelJnt al !:Ill tonight In cllf hell.
Bui a spokesman !or the. plannlnl
deputment laid loilay the apoda II
not so bad u If k>oka becaUMi four
of the public hearings will be continued
lo other dates.
The -pa~llc hear1np 11111 scheduled an:
-A reqUOll for Bingle family (R·I)
Mlllngon property north o! Ellis Avenue,
llO feel Wesl'of .Bushanl St .... t.
,-HunUngton Valley Baptist Church ls
requesting a cond!Uonal u.e pmnll ta
"Pllld lu building on the nor1htast
slde ... of Banyan Street and Slater Avenue.
-K prtcise plan for sia: industrial
bulkl!ngs In the !ndU!trlll park.
Church Plea . Denied
The Hunllngtoa Beach council has
denied a request by the First Church
of Olrilt Scientist for diagonal parkinl
on Elahth Street In the dowl1\bWll area.
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· Analysis Sl~ted
An analysis or traffic s)tatems In Hun-
tington Beach 1s to be made at a cost
of 1129,000.
Finance Director Ben /lrguello told
councilmen Monday that the stile had
approved . a 'crant for the study. He
slid lhe suMy would belp the police
department.
The council gave Ariuello pennissl
to set uP. a f~r·ml\.ft committee to
evaluate ,tlje _,.1, offered by elghl
COCSl!i\lli!S S(elrjng tile Job and lo award
the contract. '111• commlttte will bring
the cpntract back for'formal ratlflcaUon
by l!>e council May 4.
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ago, said 1oc11y that other !orma o1
entertaJnment also pay htgb fees.
He listed a circus, which pays $200
the lirsl day and 1100.a.<fey a!U!rwanll:
a carnival tent show, $100-1-day and
an aucUonttr at $51)..a-daf. .
"Prlmari "'''°" !or 'st11r If.,, Ind molt clt.iet have them, Is the dlfftcutty
Jn pollclng a palmistry or Ull'Ol<>iY
buslnen," W60druff explained. 1 However councilmen feel about these ~
arts, the wrlllng wori't be on the wall
conclmlng their flll\jre unW tbe nm
COllDcll -tint, MIJ s. ' ' .
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Huntington Council
Seeks Pollution Rap
'nit Hunllnglon Beach council wan!<
ownete of boats that dl!charat JeWIO
to be punllbed. '
'111• council has paaed a moluiton
url!nl flder1l and 1tata nprt-tlves
to anacl leglslaUon banning lhe dilcllerie
ol ·sewage into any bay, harbor or
navigable olrtMn and calllng !or punish-·
ment of any violations.
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W i·ecking Yard
Appeal Denied
An appeal to open an auto wrecking
yard in the central part of the cily
was turned down by Huntington Beach
councU Monday.
The council de nied pennission to
ij.obert Morris to open the yard on
a 4.8-acre site south of Slater Avenue
and west of Beach Boulevard. ,
'The .property I! ·1n a 'light lnduotrlal
diotrlcl but the planning ota!f pointed
out that homes and apartment& are
nearby.
.CONVENllNT
TERMS
IANKAMERICARO
MASTER CHARGE
patient who lives In Corona del Mar.
Deputy District Attorney JOe Dickerson
charged the pair with collaborating to
gain financially from the impending
death or the man.
Odtnz allegedly took and passed the
physical examination ordered for the
victim by Farmers' Ntw W o r I d
Insurance Company.
The clothing store operator Is head
or Michaels' Limited and Is being
represented by attorney R i c h a r d
Caillouette, of Whittler.
His legal counsel declined Tuesday
to comment on the unusual cue against
Odenz and Farowlch.
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Exchange CJuf, ... ·:.
H~~ti~'g 1T~lent ,,
Members o! the Fountain Valley Ex-
change Club are hunting for talent.
The talent they seek lies within youths
age 7-19 who can sing, dance, play a
musical instntment or elhiblt some other
talent.
The. best of each cateaory will ~rform
for the public free at 7:30 p.m ., Saturday
at Fountain Valley Schodl, 17911 B\llhard
St.,
One winner from Saturday's contest in
the 7-14 age bracket and o~ from the
1$-19 age Dracket wil l be selected for
county and perhaps state and naUOnal "
contests sponsored by the naUonal Ex-
change Club organiza.Uon.
Auditions for the Saturday night' ;how
will be from 10 a.m. ·to 2 p.m., Saturday
at the school. Applications for the talent
contest are 4vailable at all schools in
the city. ,
H. 1:A>U1s Lake, Garden Grove eoun-
cilman and former mayor or that city,
is reported recovering well from a m.Hd
coronary attack Suffered Sunday at ~ ..
beach house in Laguna Beach.
Lake, 59, was re-elected last week
to a third four-year council term in
Garden Grove, where he makee his
home. He bad come to Laguna to spend
the weekend at the oceanfront home
at 685 Sleepy Hollow Lane, which he
and Mrs. Lake lease on a year-round
basis for l!Ummer and weekend stays.
Taken lo South ,Coa_st Community
Hospitaion Sunday, Lake was discovered
to be sW:fer.i,ng, fi:om a prevklwly·.un-
diagnosed diabetic condlUon, Mrs. Uke
said.
,Doctots .llavll ordered him to .mt
qulf!ly 1 In I.gwta /or ,,a time M.,..
retu.rnna to his dutleS on the Garden
Grove council. Re ii the owner of a
-large lwnber yard in Garden Grove.
Lack of. Quorum ' '
Delays Decision
Lack of a quorum by Huntington Btach
planning commissioners T u ts d a y
postponed a decision on the controversial
Brookhurst Strttt and Adams Avenue
land division for another week.
The division involves two 18.7 acre
parcels on the southeast corner of the
intersection.
Several commercial eslabllshment.s, ln-
cludJng a hardware store, car wash and
service station have been denied con-
struction. requests on the comer by either
the commission Or the city cou~il.
GUAIAllTEE
W..i1,....,. flealb .. r..i.
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'!ba mq !tan read about oar dramatic d1111cm-
l\rat!on of Wyler auperiority, Thie ii the wat.ch that
'WU dropped 1000 feet from a plane. lt 1tUI works
perfeetly. See ft in our 1tort..
The 1ecrtt of W1ler'1 tou1hn111 HM in tht
Incaftu balanee wheel with ftl unlqul ftexible apiral
.IJ)Okea that r·i·v• to absorb 1hock and i1 paran·
laed apinll 1bock !or 11111 (Evett Ibo herdwt ur,,)
Or nplaced. tree 1f ever broke. St.op and ... \he
complete lint of handtome, durable Wyler watch-.
And • the watch that wu dropped from. an aJ.r.
plauaad Undto ll<ltaboat IL
I Ill NEWPORT A VE,'
STA MESA
WJitt llCl.ftu \l.JaQC!I wheal
G-I·V·E·! .tUI llioc.t ... ,fUrtllt.Md
far lit• •,saiui daa&iL
24 YEARS
SAME LOCATION
,HONE
541-1401
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Redlands U.
Offices/
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REDLA;liil8. (UPI) -AdmlnlstroUve
off.,.. al the University ol. IU!dlands
were· destroyed early today by • fire
apparently started by a Molotov cocktail •.
officials &aid~ I
Firemm_~!i•••t !!!§ blaze In the 61-yeaN>ld admWitroUon bUJldtng to the
ground floor offices of the dean of men.
dean of women and vk e prtsident or
student affa.in.
Dam.age was estimated at $40,000,
Police said a firebomb was found In
a r~t room in the nearby h•ll of letters,
bul there was on\y mlnor dam•KO to
the clasSroom building. It was believed
a second firebomb caused the ad·
n1 ini.stratkm buildiAg blaze.
Flames Drake ot1• around 3 a.m. In
the office ol Dr. Neil Potter, dean of
men . Fire Chief Jotepb Budd said. .
Although lurn!shlngs and equipment
In three offices were destroyed , rrioot ·
student records were stored in me-ta 1
file cabinets and were saved.
About three hours later, a 110tt drink
bottle filled with an inflammable liquid
was found in the men's washroom. It
had been tossed through a mesh screen
and a window which had been. forced
open.' Police said the firebomb had burn-
ed itself out on the concrete floor. A
book: of matches was found on the outer
window sill.
University President Dr. George H.
Annacost said he. believed there had
been no campus problems serious enough
to preciJlitate the firebombing. .
"There is no evidence this was carried
out by any of ow; students," Armacost
said.
Merger Hearings
On Air Cal, PSA,
Held Till.Monday
The Public Utilities Commission hear·
Jng on the proposed merger of ~.Califor·
nia with Pacific Southwest Airlines set
for Thursday has been postponed until
Monday. . .
Mrs. . Dixie Richards, Air C a l
stewardess and stockholder, said the
postponement was granted at her request
because she had not received exhibits
and testimony she asked for promptly.
The PUC heating will begin at 10
a.m. Monday in the State Building at
lat S. Broadway St., Los Angeles. Mrs,
Richards said she thinks the heartng
may run a week.
Monday has beeJl set as the day fot
Air Cal testinmy, sbe said. Pilots Mid
airline stewardesses' union represen·
taUves will be present aJong with the
President of the Airline Carl Benscoter
and Board Chairman N. Loyall McLaren.
Air Cal employes, many of wbom 3.15<>
·are minor stockholders, are protest1J1g
the sell out to PSA because they fi!ar
they wiil not be assimilated Into aew
job positions.
Other small stockho1del';ll who bought
a piece of lhe local airline because
of sentiment and home area pride also
oppose the sale.
But in a stockholden meeting earlier
this month merger was approved by
an overwhelming 275,000 shares in favor
to 11 ,000 against.
PSA is holdiflg a stockholders meetilg
Monday.
County Gets Space
F or Welfare Bureau
Orange County will lease 10,000 square
feet of space on the second floor of
the First Western Bank building on Main
and West 17th Streets, Santa Ana , for
expansion of the growing Welfare Depart-
menl
Don't Pollute
Your Secretary
Watch words for Wednesday,
April 22, 1970 :
Worken of the world ari.se, but
don't pollute your secretaries.
1 What's it all mean ?'
Why It's a catch-all slogan. Today
ls Earth Day, Lenin's birthday and
National Secretaries Day. ·
Keep oool, dtlnk ice water.
Fires at Reagan
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• .Fighting in, Tri,nidad i
Loy~l _Tr~ps Battk 200 Muti~rs f
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ilowu 10 ,IJa·rth,·
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lqyot to the "'-·1oq111 lodl)i wllh a bind of D *'lllJ' mutlnttn
-aelsed IN Q>iauarunla ormy .,,...
and ammunJUoo DalO ~ueedpy 1n, .. Pliort
of· the blaclt 'power .....,_l Uocon.
• finned roporta said Brltolo 1114 Hilt ,.._ in ttoopl:, I
-IEe ·~-::: -4 ~at Ille~ of Prime Nation B egim 1r.1assive ..... ..eanup Ml•lst« Eric E. willlams· said one
• • • · 11111~ and. one · loJal ooldler were
• • •• ~ kll1od todajl, blinllnl to five the number
By Tbe Associated Preu many l\Wpl llat.d mo.,. cleon11111. o1 clea1bo 1iiJ<e violence broke out 'l)les·
Americans cleaned Up litter,' W~nt lo At the 9de time, acme eorparatkib 'day. The JllUon WU placed under
reach-Ins and pot on str<et lh<oter today and ' lerp "'•'-lll!gled.. out lbr -mart1a1 law. •
for Ille first Earth Day. crltlclam ~. antipollutlon -loot 1 Pentagon _..,. In Wllhlngton •id
In West Virginia , five io!ls of garbage ad~to and planned lalts at alx U.S'. Nlf)' sbipl 1;:1~ die )lellcopter
were picked up aklng a five-mile !trel:ch v~ latOol . .oo C9qlmUnity lfOUPI carrler Ooldaelnal tcda1 toward
of u.s. so .and dwnped 011 .~· Hatrltoo· to CIW Uielr·liJle ol the' itory. • • Trinldod •1,.1111 r~ of t11e· Trlnldod
<;oonty Courlhouoe steps In Clarksbur1. .\<tivl~ ~ ranp fmn • "'pollu-·gov.....,..~ ,....,,m.i.1y to evlCW!to
· Ma)l!I' John v. Lindsay ol New Ycrk lion .lrall' -1n Oki•-• lo ~ American natlon1ls tt'neceosary. ·
drove to l!c1h Illy e,..ta pj an es· !cllooien' utter pl~. M1111, ;•ere . Repom ~· Jlort .of Spoln,
hlU!tleos electr!c bus. ' , dtllglM\d lo blghligbl."!'< ol fOV .,...., IJ. mlleo ·from thli : omas base,
''People are the .real polluters,°' water p:illution, a1r pollutJoii, q>e that BriUSb troops ha landed there
IJndsay md ... It's a matter of habit automobile and general litta-. from Barbados.
for they'have been littering fcr·yean." Hundreda of motorists Plan:ned to Trinidad ad¢ Tobago, wbieh became
Bui .........,. lpKemwi RalR!! Naifeo forsake qietr -lea for the dsy. Independent In 1962, remain a p • rt
fold a Philadelpllia audleoce Tueld'!J, to protest pollution cauSed by tho Internal of tho BrlUsh· commonwealth. The Bi'ltish
that tndu.strles are the worst offenders, combustion engine. New York Mayor government said tn London today.,. lt
He said neiLher Congress, the President, John V. Lindsay planned to ride to Is taking "all neceuary and practical•
nor corporaUon leaders wiU ~e It.. appointmenb In an electric car. steps" to safeguard British nationals
Jt wiU take a "radical militant ethJc" Traffic bans were scheduled In parts there · It did not elucidate.
by 'COMUnters, Nader said. of many cities including New York and Fredericks Slreet, the main shipping
Forme, Interior Secretary Stewart Philadelphia. 1be University of Iowa center was deserted today and all shops.
Udall, speaking at Kent State University in Iowa City planned a "Survival Parade closed ' under an emerge~ state_ of
in Ohio, said we are "a nation of ell-ol Nomnotorized Transportation." siege proclaimed ~y the government.
viroomenLal slobs" and called the other groups plaMed to bury · a1;1tos Passersby were stopped, questioned and
automobile the most destructive element. and a group at Western C-Onnecticut made to empty their pockets by heavily
Tte unprecedented event focuses al· Sla te College in Danbury will parade armed police. •
tention in more than 2,000 communities through. town pulling a cart with . a Pollce fired over the beads of a i;:rcwd
acros.s the country on pollulioft problema, car eng111e. They plan to bury the qine estimated at about t,000 and dispersed
both local and national In addition, on campus. them when they ga thered to watch a
' fire in an old d~ building aci;oss
Soviet Union in Shakeup.
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Of M~jor Propanda Units
MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet Union
has removed the chairmen o( two key
committees in a shakeup of information
and propaganda agencies aDd named
a new director for tbe oUicial news
agency Tass.
'Two aPPointments and ooe retirement
were confirmed today following weeks
of rumors that changes were coming.
Removed from their jobs were Nikolai
N: Mesyatsev, cbaitman of the State
Committee for Radio , and ~elevi4ion.
and NlkoW A. Mlkbai1ov, chairman ol
the Slate Committee foe Publications.
Accqpin&' t to some ~al fn.
fonnants one reuon for the shakeup
was that So'(iet Maden w~ diasatitfied
with tiie J>ll>papiido bl!J&>P for ~
lOOth aiinlvenary of Lenin's 'birth. They
&uegedly felt It was handled in a heavy
and unimagi!Ja,Uve.JDaDMr-.., ........ __ ._ .•..
The compiartit apparently did not apply
to Tass, since the fonner director, Sergei
Laptn, was moved over to bead the
Radio and Televlslon Committee.
A spokesman for the Foreign ~inistry
confinned report!! that Leonid M.
Zamyatj.n, fonnerly chief o( the Foreign
Mlnistrf press department, bas been
named to succeed Lapin as director
of Tass.
Tass decllned to .conflnn the change.
A !pOkesman said approval of the ap-
pointment was still pend.inf but an •n--
nouncement could be expected soon after
th~ Lenin anniversary celebrations.
However, Lapin's transfer to the Radio
and Television CommlUee was oonrirmed
by a spokesman ~ere who 'ldenWied
him as the new chainnan. '
Fonner Chairman Mesyatsev I s
reportedly headed for an ambassadorial
assignment. .
Mikhailov, who Is 64, has retired on
pensior., a spokesman at the PublicaUons
Committee said, and his job is tem.
porarlly taken by a deputy. It was
not clear who hts successor would be.
Zl.m71Un fl also belna replacedl tern ..
porut11 ·at the · Foreign Ministry pna
department by a deputy, Yuri N.
Chemaykov.
Earlier rumors of the shakeup had
Included Alce! V. llotnlnov, d\llrlu ..
of lhe committee for Clnematosrapl!y,
among those to be removed. However,
a spokesman at the committee toda~
denied such reports and said Romanov
was remaining on tfle job. ,
A !Ourth top:officlal in the propaganda
field, Vladlmll' J •• siepakov, chief of the
Communist party's Department · of
Propaganda. w•s also u .no ff l c i a 11 y
reported tq be leaving hi.s job.
Irvine's Mason
Urges Support
Of Ecology Bills
Irvine Compa11y President WIWam R.
AnahelDl• Stadium Muon today called for citizen 1Upport
of legislation to preserve the envlroriment
during a speech before the Bahia Chapter
Battle Resumes of the Natioul Secreta<i"'t As1odation
in Newport Beach.
Jn a breakfast meeting at the Irvine The annual battle between the city Coast Country. Club Mason told 150
ol Anaheim and County Assessor Andrew seCretaries and their bosses haw the
J Hinshaw over so-called possessory lrviAe-Company il--""'Wklng to ·. protect i~terest on the use or Anaheim Stadium the quality of the environment ln Orange is under way in Santa Ana t.oday. Count
Ai stake beCore the county assessment "W:·caMOt do it alone," Mason cau· appeals board is a tax bill of $205,330
which Anaheim has paid under protest. tioned.
Hinshaw claims the Angels have a "We need the help of politicians wbo
$2.25· million possepory interest In the must contribute to a better environment,
stadiwn i>ecause they bave exclusive aot just criticize what others havt done
use o( tne facility ror aix months ol or not dooe," he said. ·
, tile year. ':\Yhat we, r)etd iS a jolnblg together
U-ilder terms of the :!>year lease of the ·pu:bUc and private 1eetan In
between the city and ball club, the Joint · ventures a I m e d at acliieving
city must plck up .the tab for the tax. realistic ao!+Jliona to real problems that
The city and the Angels fought and alfect our enVironmpt," Mason added.
Jost qie same issue last year when Some of the '°'11t' ventures advocated
from. the Red Hou~ seat of the gov~·
ment. No one. was burl ' "' •
Fireman Pete BratthWalte died today
or injuries suffered TUesday night when
someone threw a Molotov cocklail· at
him whUe be was fighting a fire In
the East Dry River shun area outside
the city. An AnnY private and a IC-year~
old boy bystander were killed Tuesday
in rioting. ·
All government orfices, schoo1s, stores
.id bus1neUet wn daaed hoc._ ti Guallla ,,_ ,.ied eromd tbrba!!fllal
tbt fear of ..,.. hublt. 111e• prime wlierl ~Our loyal aofdierf W-llillod t
mlni!ter wu meettnr wflh hit cablliet Of -bl the ~ ermy !!
and was reported •·tneo~." bast. . . t
~otfuty ·optometrists~·Give i
Glasses to· Mexican Kids . l
On Mother's Day, May 10, four Orange
' ' County optometrists and their wives will
drive to. -EMellada, Mexico, to deliver
72 pairs of ~w glisses 'to u many
needy Mezican youngsters.
• The children were imong 91 uamlned
·earlier this month by a group of 15
county optom!tiisu in the fifth annual
Project Look Ensenada, a Cooperative
venture of the Orange County Optometric
Society and its woman's auxillary, the
15 Lions Clubs of parUclpatlnJ doctors,
tbe Ensenada Lions cJUb ahd tti auxiliary
and the Ensenada Board of Health.
Dr. Leon Axelrod of Laguna Beach,
rounder or the Look project, described
this year's clinic 8ll the most successful
to date, due largely to careful pre.acreen-
CRIME TALK
"' DIDN'T PAY
U instructor Giles T. Brown was
lecturing that crime doesn't pay
Tuesday at the Costa Mesa High
School Lyceum, somebody wam't
listening.
Brown, of 413 Catalina Drive,
Newport BeaCh, picked up his
briefcue after the talk and found
a $400 camera missing from Jt,
police said today.
, ol E ' ds l ing by Dr. Jorge Blanc11 nseaa '\
·The children were screeried (Or financial
as well os visual need a\l<j tbe ADdlc~
doctol'S' focussed their a£¥ntton 'iii tboa\;t
with less than 50 per cent·vtslon.
'Mte doctors pay their mm etpeMeS..•
and take ·their OWD' equipment · tit ~
clinic, which ls • conduc\ed in the.,
Ensenada Lions Clve .. tn aamMUon
rooms created by dr1J>lni ~ ov"\; wires.
tn the five years of its existence,
tbe project has provided examlnatl~
for more than 800 needy <:bildttn and
prescribed 250 pain ol 111.., •t no~
cost, since lalr bills ~ paid by lh""
Liom clubl ol the doctors. An_addlliona
40 children were referred for medical
treatment « IUl'gery. ~
_, Clinic Dlnc:tor Dr. Martin Delea or~
Costa Mesa commented, "lf.: ja un.?,
believable to find the poor vLsuaJ aculties\
and lhe high corleCUons required b~
these children apd I to II." ~
· ParUclpoting fn tb!J year's clinic, ~
addiUon to Dr. and Mrs. Azelrod llld.'
Dr. and Mrs. Dales, -were-Dra: -~
Mmes. William Buetho of 1-llflltJ:
Doniel Berry of Fullerton. Al ~
o1 La Hobr1, Lob Cldy of San Clemeot</;
Wayne Duggleby o1 'l'ultln, Wami> Hon~:
tnrswortb ol Anoheim, Wes -Kobts of:.
Costa Mesa, Frank Sadao o t;"
Westmlnoter, Geoige Saleen of 1'ullerlon,·.
Richard Stan1ey of Santa Ana, JamesZ~
Tavis of OI'IJlle, Norman Wiley ~~
Placentia and Dr. Jact Nillawa ~
Anaheim. •
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• Full Plies or Nygen NyJon
Cord.
• Twlnply Flll'[gl•is Cord
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• Ttiree White-Ring Sid~
wall P11tern ·
•Famous, Deep D1.111l·Tre1d
Deaign
•Premium Is General's de·
1lgn1llon. Ther • I• no
lnduslry 11andartt.for pre·
rn lum UreL
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• h • • (Kh lol h hl Prial ec ec in l'•ltll •I fours
f 71-14 (7.35·14) $45.25
f71·1417.7S-14) $47.95
078-14 (l.2S·14) $52.45
H71·14 (l.U ·15) $57.65
~ {t.00.11) $86.
l 11·t• (l.1S.t5) 'f'f 5
$38.00 $36.20 $2.25
$40.28 $38.36 $2.«
$44.05 $41.96 $2.60
$46.12 $2.
$52.55 $3.01
$38.36 $2.>IO .
$41.96 $2.60
$46.12 $2.60
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boa<d:' The three-man board ntled f~ . ~ ,program ••. the · Upper Bq ~
favor of Hlilsbaw by a I to l 'ote. , i?ePl.fltSon to eompel deve)open and KRAFTREADS ''
A Superior Cour\ '"~ tating that · ~"""' .Con,pany ·to put power lines
decision is pending. under~. :r ..
(General's 1.c1orr·melftod t911!Mh)
~Low'1tc. . ' ..
Yorty Stops Off in County
ANY SIZE LISTED
tin •.so 1 J.) 1""""9. u.cer 111" extfa.
•Tough Quraaene NbMt had
tor long lll'rilttge
BJ mM: MITCHELL
• Of 1111 Mr, P• .....
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty stopped
In Orange County Tuesday (or a britr
visit and spoke with newsmen on subject.a
ranging from the Los Angela teachers'
&trike to environmental control in
CaJlfomia. •
'I11e outspoken candktite for the
Calilcntia governor's seat met newamtn
1t Berkshire's Restaurant atop the
Orange County ajrport terminal for a
brief press confertnce.
"'lbe BChool ltrlke in LA will definitely
hurt Governor Reqan'a c a mp 1 I 1 n •
because ol bis !IChool pollekt," Ycny ny-eom .. la~ to-the "1Vironmentsl
lltated. "The ·people of· Calilomla h .. e acene." The mayor t1ated that ht had
paid a high price for Reagan's lick been Involved •ith alt ~uUon, water
of experience and judgment." ' pollution and California environmental
Yorty said that he will 1Upport the problems for three decades.
teacher'• InlUative proposiUon. "Thil Yorty al" statod !hot IUpport for
pn>po1ltlon will focce the state to keep · hi• campaign for Clllfornla'• hlghut
its promise lo pay at least half the o!llce ii looking up. He ssid that Mayor
cost ol elementary apcl oecondary educ&· Joeeph Alloto of San Francllco, '"ls
Uon," he remarked. · friendly toward my caniealgn. ''
He ltated tl\at the proposlllon will l1' also said that be e•pecla U., "'I>
force the It.ate to ueume more or the port cl moderate Democrall·tn <lalifornla
tar burden now being paid by home and prominent Negro figures. ·~t don't
have a Negro opponent Jn.this campaign °Q:r~ IJirue of envlronmental control, and l have the support or many Negro
Yorty Nill "Govenxr Reagan ii a JotuJ.. ~eaders,'' be coDcluded.
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Informed oourcet In &aJgoo ~Id today
two /.Q!Orlcans thought to "" cemi;a1 ' ' -;;;;;;;;>,. ----!~ Agericy apnlo fl"! tO the
It's not -that a 40ti>olmd Camhodlan provinclal capital (If Svay
black bear tacl!es anything be Rleog lul week IA> map military opera-
can't hand.I~. B'ft one,.now deceas-Uons a1aiut the epemy. . ,,.
ed, did Jlon&IY night on Ill• Golden 'llley ~.the Amerkans flew.In
Sta• FrOewey ll,boUI 20 miles 119rth two South Vietnamese bellcoptm and of ca.talc, Calif. The bear wu.lum-ru .. ·1 t ring across tbe freeway when be ..,ere met ln Svay eng, ""' nu es wes
:, ... atruct by a car driven by Tllft . of.the,!""'th Vietnamese bordtr by Cam-~or.Rol>ort C .. Maryuil!, 54.~ar. ~ ""',,S,!• With mill' lhowini ihall was not hll111"!1, but_ the lril-......, \ioSIU... In the province.
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•A rall\<I' llfl•Jiall" ml NOldll falltng
"""'" -and eiectilcaf. ~ told lhe A~ IJ ulranaull tbOJ were
In _,. u.utile IOZ.000'mllel lrun
llome,lhe-111'·:
' ·'-"KY CDDelJ'1I wu i8crNllnc 111 Uie
ame,• ~ J-A. to.ell Jr.
11.id Tuuday ... It went from 11 wonder
what tlllJ ;. aoinl 1<> do 1<> lhe moon lmline' to 'I wonder if we can 1et
back home again.' '' · •
l.o¥el~ J\'rod W. JWJe Jr. MC\ J9'>n L. Sqert Jr. lold ·ol lhelr brulh w[th
doo!I! In 1pace during.a nationally t,elevia-
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r • • • p"°' burl"'1 the lioar' 1 ~ SO feel · ~ Sllortl1 'tbireaf1er, they added South
and d•!Dll&fld Jlil!l'aludl I car ulen-Vletn.._ "fiPtorobomben began a~
&lvel,Y; . . · ,;. · . tacking '"°'l'Y poalUoba alq the border. ---' '" "'' ed :r:' ='.::~-ACLU Suit ..
. --tie· No. 2 ""YI"' tank • • . ~ ~ • ! .. ' ) 1bis ..,. follond Monday by a drive A$Tll!oMAuTs TIU HOW IT ALL HAl'l'INED
L-11, 5w1tort '•,.. Halta (f,.,., i.aftl -Pran In their -~ ............. bul.. • •
ihal ·tlle)''lilOuCht 1lie came W.ul•Lba. Against ........ tba bonier by u DWI)' .. 5,000
8oulll Vlelumeoe lloopl and bundreda ' -.. ec1-..... -"" -.
"'·-parMllllll carrien. ' Go ·Ag~in?. Sure fll4'!11. ~ . • ' . . . '
. "i-iltat·we can aet tlllJ lnddenl WASHINqTON (UPI) - A' federol _.'Jlll lnfonnanla !Aid that In the flnt
two '<llY• ol lhe.o llplratloa, J;outb Vlei-
-r ..... -· kll1ed 211 enemy troops, ca~ed-oearly.:_1,900 , new
wUpomi-f'nlln ba,. ~ and dtatroyad
IO ....... INta. South Vt-.-loSltl
Ap0Uo 'Crew Eyes 2nd Chance
6"r ·With 'and can dlora• ahMd." sal4 Judp dlamlned today a suit attacldDg
Lovell. 1 the Army's right to maintain uv,uJance 'A'lboardl ihve~ tlie acddent met of dissenters and other civilians lt for ti>< fllilt time Tuelday night, houri
after the board chaifman, Dr. Edgar classifies as potential troublemaker!.
~~VJD u 21killedand101 wounded. SPACE CENTEil, llOU5ton (AP) -eooogh to fly. M. Cortr!iht, bad announced !he names Judge George Hart said after .a 7'-
d lhe other memben ol the boml. minute bearing that the American Civil
;::: ::::-::~le~!~"ie~: L!bertles Union (ACLU), which brailht
vibration accompanyifle the bang. Not the . suit, had failed to show the Anny
• · other battlefield action wu '?be men of Apollo µ were cold, bone-"They deterve the mission. If they -1«1 ffQm South Vietnam, but the urecf and fretful a!>Out their ab!Uty I<> (space agency offlctals) feel that thla
U.S. Command announced the loos of iet borne. But go aplnf Sure. 1eam should go back there, I'm certainly
a larle vibraijvn, a shudder." was involved In any uncoostitutiona.1 ac-
Two eeoond1 later, he said, 1'I bad, tivity or had threatened the rights of
rdit'Kintrtcan planes over IOUtbern LI~ Md tt'a a meu;ure of Jim love~. willing to go back -but otherwise,
and three belicopt.n ln'Soutb·Vietwn. Fred Halse and J1cik Swigert that they I think other people ought io do it." t In . Cambodla, lllfJ1Y. .. Cliplornata are are looking out for ~ other ~. the' Halse and Swigert nodded agreement.
pete\nllaUc about tjie ·~ment'• ablll-utnioauls-ln-\'8ltlng , who might be They lookad rested and tit, none the 1 master alai'm. l traMmltlld to•Houaton citizens. that·~ hid··a problem." He said the ' Anny was ket',!J)lng in-
f.)' •to stand up · W the di1.ye' or .the d!eated out of a:flJ#t tf the lS crew wofse for their harrowing days in space
North · VJetnamese ~ Vitt ~I aft!f" . IUb uP for Apollo 19 or 17. as they answered newsmen's questions
btUevt: molt of th! eutern third of "We certalnly Winted to mike a lunar at a 70..minute televised and broadcast
Rabe ' said that after the bang he formation on indlvidua1s in the same
manner that newspapers throughout the
""'-.'oowltry may soon be In enemy landin(,"Lovell&aldempl>atlcal1y."Fra oiewacanferenceTuesdaynig!ll · ~ Mauro has,. much lo offer, we tbou&bt. Lov.ell'a wile MarilJll 1111 iii lhe .,.. -~ ~!_.~anlydballthetheve.•~~•~vree . We -I an awful lo! ol lime al tt. dl!nce. Before Apollo . IS, wbenb; l<>vell •-W~ ~-·~ ~111 tbla • NW ,(wrt!I -f!lal>t Aid he planned fA) hang up .•. jp8ct
Utt!e -combat ._-.-CO--· i.Cf 'Jim"! are ~i.; piOp(e ti. our helmet after the flight, •be bad said
quently ~~.his -· wiable IA> organlaaUon wl>o bavo not flown _and sbe w:"·glad. Tlleaday lligbt, sbe just
halt Iba ~·'ldvanc>1. wtio cltterVe I<> fly and !!" taltnted mliledi LbNDON (AP) -T!>e Louis Harrll · Dlp!omotic maneav'!'l!ll ~ I<> ~ Poll t<lday report.¢ ·a· comeback by Tll< •ldill!IQIA "'"U. be C0111idered in try IA> brtn1 tJie ··c.m&idlan crtall·-in ".·, Prime MJii11ter Harold Wilson's Labor
1(\IZ. ·'*' ·trlHlll pdt'e: •t'U getting tM, an end. N o s k R government, putting it ahead of the
1001<1.:. Sh4p<ly Chm) MoTTOW, 19, '• Cambodla,also lodged an ur1ent oppe41 _ ix~. n .· . ee s to. ·evam· p eo ... rvattves for the first time In 211 Soutl&:··Brid_, dnnor look• f'rom tkre:e 'through the 'United Nations today for , years. ·
girl ~~ duri•g • stroll in •• /fl-aid iii C!llllb,lltliig !lorth Vletna~ and '!be Conservatives sUll led In the
dtanijlpllf.park. Viet cong forces. Gallup Poll, but their popularity drOjljlad
.. • IQa·letter cin:U1ated as a U.N. Security Fede ·, z· D. Pla one perctnt in the past mollth.
F<K' the Wrct Ume in SO years the ~!:dllifoc-aw!!~ Am_a~~.!1! . , . r'a' ·, . isas· ter n The Harris Poll, Jlll)>lllbed In tile Daily
• ..1-Joh -""" -~ '-VUM.I ..... -UU'lll' EzprtSS, gave Labor 46 percent ol the stork's date. for. delive1.u1g a n to .thf: law of the jungle" and was electorate, the ·Conservatives 44 perce•t
lhrold to lbe Do!IY• family bas been -to~ its irldependence :... , , , , and the Liberals and othera the ·re·
April 20. JOllll -.lhr.ld -ill am•ed· , """'tomllrlil lnlu/tly, , WASlllNO'l'Olf! <'1f!l -Pzeaident 'll>e: neir OOUlldl. will be beaded by ml!ning 10 percent. Jll~~~ · Oakdale '"COmmU!lity -~ ijdo ~·r. llo added, "~ ad-r1ia;:~~·.;;vunp1n1 ol the dJte<tor of ·tie ·O(flce o/ En>Cpncy The Eip!"'· a staunchly Conservative bosp C!!l.11!• ~!st b!rtMl>y of laU.. '• ' •!!!!! ~· l!O all cdull!Jel tl>O · ' illiooter relit! ......... ....__ OOllPr which 8ir·tliu plll'ir,. Hid JVllaon might call a 1eneral er .... Jr. 8lld lhO/-. ,._~ to ..-ope\~ · (tl:loli> local ;tt;Zd'~illty fiir dlsuter',!iitlc..;::" ·-. 'bf' JmJe H the trend lbown
Laborites Make
Gains in Britain
c0W1try malntain such information !Ji
their files.
~ttorneys for lhe ACLU said 1hey
woold appeal the ruling promptly to
a higher federal court.
'!be IUlt ·grew out ol a magulne
article by a fonner Anny intelllgen~
officer, Capt. OlrlstoPber Pyle .. He all•g·
ed that aince 1967 the Army has been
investtgatlng 1'the pollUeal beliefs and
actions of individuals and organizations
active in \he civil rights, white
supremacy. black ·power and anttwar
movements." .
An ACLU attorney, Melvin Wulf, told
the court today that despite its
statement! to the contrary, the Army
was still engaged in such survei11ance
on a "very, very widespread" scale.
Profes90r Frank Askin of the Rutgers
University Law School, acting for the
ACLU, said the Army employed hundreds
of qentl in a "d.isgrac:eful" program
of Mitalninc lnfonnatloo on law abiding
citi;en.s. blrtbdaJ' of .g~r Jahn 0-the _. •• ,. 11 neellf to . l U,... ·.,,.,....,.. , liloh ' .~ tax ce. 'llit coundl would coon!-ancl In .the ~Po~ ~tlaued.
old 'l:'J;.; Ttse ~!Mr was f~ d 11qp -""""" wbldi are -~ tt
born In olland aild .th• fath"1 ~· ttie'·lf!>vereipty of I.ls national In .a ~ .;...aal """'!II; .~ , • V ;.~ :-1 ;', , , _ 1•
Clli :·. •' "t . ··-~~·allm•"'''ti'!l"•r·.--.., ·=":".t::....i~:=r . ·s . a·. t Kansas u. 11cu~.,.:::i.:~ Defe'fment.i..End -~=~~~:~ .: .·n1pers --·_
bag~ In and. But 7-)'ear.Okl' ·, · · · 11-.artiia-.a ....
Mou,.... •ill·ofSbllilOll E;.ngland,. S . h b N~' , lie .i*J!lad Olll 111,11 In lllt. Jlfltural
reaclledlptotlle-baJabebOughtior . oug· t . y . ixon '-disuttn .,._ IDO dlathe and ca d UC Santa . Barbara, Penn St,q,te Quiet After Furor lhrH· pim!les and J>Ulled out e little • . · : an eotlmllo!I II bUUO!I In . _. .
plastlC vlewtr •~I '22 ; color ' w~· TON (Ul!I) ,-., l'ltaldent c!amW;._;_,..:~
sboll•of nude womoa. · ·· Mmi II' ta -Cloposs '!be ~'7"'. U!JOd . By Uolted Pntt llita"!&llooal fire. A curfew was lilted Tuesday, and e ~ · ~Plans to do away with t:~ • Snipers fired rifle shots at firemen the only unusual occurrence during the
· """"klndt' o1 draft dofenneoll lolonnad a)feaoty curled m by and -u... Tuesday night near the "'""t was lhe dio<overy of a Cl'\ldt ...:.r..s said toilay. ' ... be1p -.... . ....... • .... The Wut Virginia Deportment
of lllQ"-9 ·ts h4oilng • hard time ~ng MP wit~ ·the ;.,....
e1. TMv e:redt'd a sign last year ·
11iowlTig Ill< locatl<>n of the com-·
m.mit,11 of • 1~1es". TMu hatie:
since ~ however, thai .ihe . W... _.d, lo e:ritl wll<n ita
£alj reilifent cloud MP hlr tlore
mid !<ft in l917 •.
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ed the Allantlc In a TO•boet U11hg
a sdlQolchDd's aUas as a chart,
landed in Antigua ~enUy llld
quipped, "I only came by Antigua
by ·ll(CCldent, really. I came for a
drinl of water." He left after a
rest ~aylng be would stop In Mia-
mi « '1one of those places."
ne sources said Nixon also would Tbe .. ~ new ~ at the University of Kansas campus i n honiemade timebomb in a trash, can
-to COnJrea·ll\ ·a tpOCti! iliOliNt ·~-be autborW I<> loan money Lawrence, Kan. Two liree were set and •block away from lhe temporary branch
creation ·ultbriately of Ml all~V9Iu8fltr at .Javolab}e lntltelt' ·rates to local 11 persons were arrested, but National of the &nk of Amerk:a, the recent
army -but not by the. mld-19'11 date pvemmenll whldi ~ ht'"Y Jo;9es .. Guardsmen and St&te Troopen prevented target of firebombing and window
recommended by a special presidenUll in property taxes ~ of -a major· neW majoi outbreaks of violence. amashlng attack.I.
commiaslon. diutter.. .. At. Pennsylvania State University in Thousands .«. people from the Y.ale
The IOUf'Cll said Nizon is expected 1be .. Nizop. admiq-.uon li&J .been Uzilversity Park, Pa., 3,000 students Univer<y community who gatbered in
to aeet adJUlbnl:nts in pre 1 en t • llftnc intensive study to dtlllter relief marched across the campus after a a rally Tuesday at New Haven, Conn.,
defennenta and may recommend that operations since ~ kllter hurricane, Jneeting Tuesday nlgl1t to disc:uss the planned to "close down" the school with
OCCQpt1tlonal dtfennenta be ellmtnaled Camille, struck the Gulf Coat Jut year. put week of violent protests. The night. a alrlke today to demonstrate their su~
bl the future 'to• make all meA tflUlllY 'ltltre was widespnld CfiUclllp, •f· remained peaceful, however, despite the port for the lf Black Panthers awaiting
...,.ptible IA> the drift under the lottery terward ol COll!uallp In 11\1 -,....-t·s amist o1 eJihl studenll earlier. A force trial In that city on charges or kldnaping ~tem. re-. · · ' · of 2IO Stale Tro!>pers In riot gear who and murdering a Plniher who became
Nb:oo can wipe out ant: defenneqts '11MI Preskllnt afked ~ to ex-. bad rnobiJiJed earlier began leaving the _ a police informer. A majority of more
by executive order. A• on. studut panel f~ for ..-unc •4vt.nee campwi. than 4,000 people who met on the campus
deferments mUlt come from Coqra1.· word~ •!'lent dltilletl· to get faster Both areaa were qWet early today. shOUted their support for a strike, but ·
The Prealdent 11 t:spected to Mk waftlinl to restdenta -~ 1be eJldarlgered Calm also prevailed Jn the J1la Vista It was impoalble to tell how many
' elllnlnaUon o/ new peUllolil for .,..., ~cularcy tlW P99"· One '11'""1 at\ldant community near the University were atudenta.
defenne:ill baled on aa lndMdual'• Con· of this "'1ld be.a bttWr CoQl!DunlcaUons o1. Clllfornla at Santa Barbara, where · AcUng agalnat the Kansas disorders,
tentlon that It Is In the "natlmal be*lth, service to Ille· -,....... 80 Iba\ 61 people llavt be<n aonst<d slnct! 'lbun-GoV. Robert a. Docking onlered an 11-
i!aflty and lni.mt" for 1lleiD IA>~-friends and nlollvea "'"14 pt qilldler day and one atudent wu killed by rifle bour Cllrl.,; that ended at I a ... today. In tho clvtUan jobo. . htormation,
.Major ·storm .Hits Plains •
" Heavy Snow ·Uii to 4 Inches fA? Spread Northward:
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The tcattered anlper lire broke out -
r""'"'" and polloe owed two Tim
set In the otreet just -of the
Lawrence campus. One fire truci: was
hit by three bullets but no one was
injured. Many falae fire alarms al10
were called Jn during the night.
'Ibere were 225 N atlonal Guardsmen
and more than 30 state troopers on
standby alert on the perimeter· of tbe
city of $5,000. The rine fll'e ceased
when they began patrols.
Tbe Untverstty of Kansas campus was
quiet. with all-ni&ht guards in every
building. A fire set in the student union
building caused $2 million worth of
damage Monday night.
Police used tear gas to dispene a
gang of black youtm Tuesday near
Lawrence High School, where much Of
the · trouble began Monday. The 1ilgh
school hss rejected a list of demands
from Negro students, but authorities
wtre uncertain about the root CIUlll
o1 the r1o11n1.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -
President Nilon lppl!'ently
ilopes lo defuse Vietnam as
a political issue in the 1970
le!ections with his surprlle an-
n o u n ct men t of troop
withdrawals 1pannlnc a year.
Virtually up to the moment
Nixon went on the air Monday
night, the widesl?f'ead • ex-
pectation In Washington was
!or another presidential troop
pullback announcement cover-
ing a period of a few months,
similar to ~ ~ing s~
the wHhdr1wtils slarted last
June;
With his new, 150,IJOO.man
re tum order, Nixon is stib
bringing 'the boy& home fnXn
Vietnam at 1bout the same
pace as before but the next
stage wou1d not have to be
announced until next spring.
While Nixon left himsell
room to announce a further
pull-out closer to the-
November elections -"we
shall withdraw more than
150,000 over the next year ii
we make progress on the
n~gotiat16ng front" -he may
have figured that:
-He-would -be accused of
manipulating for political gain
with an announcerrient during
eampaign time.
-Whatever announcement
he made then would be at.
tacked by antiwar critics as
not enough. With a 150,000-
man figure out now; his sup--
porters could at least cite an
in-process grand total o f
285.000 withdrawals -about
half the Gls out in Nixon's -
first tWo yean .
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, the
Democrats' 1968 choice for
vice president,. promptly made
'plain he.Js hot dropping Viet-
nam as in issue and put his
finger on what blds to be
a key Vietnam argument in
th~ 1972 presidenU11l campaign
preliminaries next year.
The Maine senator said Nix-
on's statement su11;gests "that
beginning sometime n ex t
spring, our troop levels in
South Vietnam will level off
at something like 284,000 for
an indefinite period."
The issue 9£ how-many,shall-
stay-on in ~ietnam indeed
comes closer with each pull-
back. A year hence, assuming
nc more progress at lhe
negotiating table than
hitherto. ·Nixon will be raced
with a dcei ston on cutting into
what some believe is a hard
core minimum or 200.000 or
so Gis still needed to prevent
South Vietnam's being pyer-
run.
U.S. military leaders are
already dubious about the
President's withdrawal pace.
The Joint Chiefs of Starr have
recommended a delay, and
many senior officers were
surprised by Nixon's large
commitment.
These officers do not share
Nixon's confidence, which he
expressed more strongly lhan
ever before, in the rate at
which South Vietnamese
forces will be able to take
over the combat. Nixon said
his ''far-r eachi ng
decision ••• is based entirely
on the progress of our Viet-
namization program."
Nixon sounded a theme lhat
may be heard again in 197%
when tie said "America has
never' been defeated in our
pl'OIJ4 190-year history and we
shAII not be defeated in Viet-
nun.'' He also pledged again
1 an "eventual, total withdrawal
of American troops" without
fixing a deadjine.
S.n. Geor~ p. Aiken -CR:
Vt.), says M1on Is in fact
followinc Aiken'• publichi:l
fonnula fur-a Vietnam solu-
tion -declare victory and
get out.
Whether this is · an apt
dncr:lptioo will not be pnzyed . .,,_ ~
by election time 1970 and
maybe .not by 1972. While.the
150,QOO.man withdrawal J s
~bed 11 tmvenible, Nix~
on left ontlons open thereafter
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Def,... Department aald. .
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'!be Peut.agon said that for
the fir.I tJlne the helicopter
carrier Lenlngrld baa salled
into the Atlantic. It said two
groups of Soviet ships may
meet In the Philippine Sea
where they are upected to
begin anUsubmarine warfare
exercises. GRANT PWA • . BROOKHURST & ADAMS :•· .HUNTINGTON · BEACH ·:.· I .. ' ~ I I , I • 0 I I .If /\~
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.A Corner to Wa~tch
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II'• WGrth kHplng an eye on the vacant lond at the elected to ofllce. · •
aout.btaot cornar of Brookhurst S~ ond Adams Av,.,. It bas a 1111tr llabWtY ID that• If tc!IPl'alllei rf.
Diil, ncarded 11 one of Huntington Beach's primo Uonlli Interests ond dnes DOI encoupce CO~ , 0 commetclal comers. think of what.ls be1~ for the city as a y.bOle;
nie lllta llai llnady rece!Vtd COlll!derahle atlm-•Iii~ lllaeh does ilot haw ouihl, dlbld
llon. 'nleJlunUnston Beach City Council recenU~ VO!t4 geo~ HCllo~s. Thus, aJly boundartes w~d
down a ·commercial development f!>r the comer, includ-necessarll~ be 'rbitrary· and artlf1cW. · ·-
Ing a lumber and hardware store, ga~ .. 1taU011 -and. car " So>,long a11he ,council thlnlls of lhe cllf as a ;.vhote
wilb. t ~ arid, dott not d1scrmunate aga~t ~y particular
Homeowners ' 10\lgbt Uie p)an through ti\• plannlnf group of residents -the district systein i• unneeded. It
comnu1llon IO'lhe COGn<1 , claiming..that.smce-the Pl'.<>' ---·could'ca•li,lal'JllOre..problems tha~Ollld..~$.. --,--
posal waai!>r only half the vacantland -and the be\-' The, dlslr!ct form · ol representafio~.·•M!\l)d lie
•' tor half at that -ll:was only partial davelopment. ' I carefully researched before It ls seriously con11aered. Just eight days before the election, the council, in a
split vote, rejected all three applications.
Then on Monday night -the first meeting after the
electlon -a· motion for reconsideration of the lum~r
and hardware facility came up.
Some votes and attitudes aeem to have shifted since
the election. Three councllme'n were in favor,and two
-ed to reconolderatlon. · • •
The attempt falled because the city attorney ruled
lt took four votes. a majoritY of the seven.man council to ~•Ider the.lasbe." ... "·· ----· •
· The intrigulnJ quettion is whether there 'are new
facts ·in the situation meritinf reconsideration, or wheth· er Ult key "new fact" is tba the election is over.
Districtin'g Has. Faylts
Tile munlclpal e!ectlon:.Jell.Iesidents tl~!ng east ot
.Beach Boulevard wtttiou.t "area represeritationnOifllie
HunllnJton l!each City Council.
· It 11 easy to understand how ·the situation could
prompt renewil of talk about a districting system for
election of the city's seven council members. On the
surface. the district system seems to insure equal rep-
resentation to residents oJ all parts of the communlty.
But the district sysi.m bas one outstanding liabil·
tty -it very often means ihe best candidates are not
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Radical Meets Conservative
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Rllrely,do th• minds of the student radical and the
Orange County conservJtive m.eet.
lp private &nd m-pu~µC thef 'generally have some
unkind words to say at>CJYt each other.
And when a former SOS leader and stuclentndical-,-_--__ 1'_ ..•
meets-with a group of Young Republicans, you expect
to hear the old platitudes espoused just one more. time
and the verbal vitriol to be liberally splashed against
each other's political opponent.' Right?
Wrong. A meeting of Huntington Beach's Young Re-
publicans and UCI's Mike Ktis.man last Thursday prov·
ed that free speech is still possible .without degenerating
into personal attacks.
· Both concentrated on the issues currently facing
-Am·ertcan-youth. There-were QO-faur letter wards, no
.hostile charges and no threats. Just an exchange or
ideas. ,
In fact, the only threats came in the form of some •
cranky telephone calls. and a bomb scare which were
probably inl~nded to break up the gathering.
Both Krisman add the Young Republicans are to be
cOmmended for their efforts to bear'each other's views
without allowing prejudices to interfere. H ' .
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:close ontl counts in horseslwes, Mr. Agnew.', ·
We Tend to
Value Things
By Their Cost
DD'l' Alarm Shouldn't Panic Mothers
'!1loqlolo Al Llrp:
We tend t.o value things by their cmt;
thus, free speecll ia DOl llstened to
because lt is free : only wben it is
rtpreued, and becomes cosUy, will peo-
ple ucriflCt.. even their lives to llstea to
I~ oo banned radio programs lllCI tbnlugh
Wider.,..... 1ea11e11. • • •
An Ideal house gu .. t ls IOITI«lllO who
mak• a host feer"at bQme" when he.ii
enteriallllJI(. . -. .
It mankind coDapteS, it w:il1 be for sin>
or -.a1e1, rather than of commiSllon:
as Voltaire put it long qo, "Every man
ls lulJty of all the good be didn't do." • • •
The chief difference betweea tbe put
and the present ii that in tbe put a man
got hil education and then went out in the
world to apply It, whereas In the present
a mu requires more education In keep-
ing' ~-top of his job thu be needed ror
oblo1lliJli II. • • •
One thing a husband finds hard to
undentand is how a wife who "hasn't a
thlnl to wear" to a party will try on six
different drts.es before coming to that
di5mal decision. • • •
·Procreas b wonderful -before the
mecbanleal age, people us~ to nm into
debt; DOW thty ride around in it. • • •
Public officials, rrom the President
down, who pay lnce!sant alllnUon. to
polls and trends ou&ht to pay more at..
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Hurray for tht dre1s code revlalon
In the ijunti.n,ton Be1ch High
School Dllbict. Now the students
can have kine batr and wear slop-
py clothes like some but driw.ra I
aaw coming from a doughnut shop
last week!
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tenUon to :wmton 6wrchw•9 waining
comme1t: •0fbe nation will find it very
hard tO loot. up to the leaders who are
~ lb.& • .,. to the grOllnd." .,/~r • ,.
'S~pl people should always pursue
Oae hobby they don't do well at -simply
to rem.lDd"thtrmelves thlt ability in one
Jdad of ~eavor does not guarantee i•
fjlllbillty Jn other areas of lhougbt or ac·
tlon. . ' . .
TeciinolocY ti lll@lnly a sysl<m by
whtdl ilmPJ.e lDConVeniences are ex-
pe:naively trinlfomied: into c om p I e x
uisancet, wjUch make \13 feel richer
... while 1'9·1Fe ietUng poorer. . .. .. ..
''The only lie J am puttin1 1~ my in·
come tax fttum,~' aaJd a friend at luwch
yesterday. who has a wife rand four
adolescent daughters, "is llsUng myself
8.5 'head of the household.' " • • •
The most we learn from .experl'ence Is
to make a different kild of mlslalle next
time: and when we have made all the
possible ldnds, we smugly reUre into a
&tale we call "e1perlenced." • • •
. A. soft answer may tuni awiy wfath,
but only a loud answer turna: off
curlolilf.
Legislative Crack,down
By JAMES E. WHETMORE
Senator
35tJa District
tf this is the "Year of lhe Doe" to the
Chinese, jt must be the ''Yfu of the
Conatmer'' in the Legislature, for as t
mentioned before in this column a rash of
measures concerning consumer pro-
tection bas already been introduced this'
sesaion.
This is deslitc the fact that Califor·
niam already have on the statute boob
the best laws ln the nation to protect the
consumer and the honest businessman.
Mi an example or new legi!lation on the
~ubject, fradulent travel promoters are
the target under a bill introduced by a
colleague at the request of the State At·
tomey General's office.
UNDER THE proposed new law, travel
promoters 'lr'OUJd be required to place 90
percent of the money rtctlvtd for air
tra•el in trust unUl it is forwarded to the
air carrier, an4 to inform travelers on re-
que.t where thelr money b btlng held in
troll and what air cani<r iJ being used. ne. promoters would alJo be pro-·
hlblled !Mm adverllsing chllrla' fllgbis
unltl8 there ls a contract with ·an air car-
rier for such a filght, and to return pro-
mpll.y any money paid by pl'OOpeCllve
trntlen ll the fili!lt ls cMC<led.
'1'1111 dos not apply, of coune lo tnvet
aienu who art k'luaDy 11tota for air
llnea. They are eietnpl, alnce in their
cue the olr u-are liable to provide the
-peld for by 1ra,.ler1.
1T W W 1'8B AtiicneY General's of·
lice has 1....i fraud ln cerlaln to.>...,.t
travel plans to be a pmbteDI problem In
CllUonila. '11111 JoPlallon, then, II aimed
al provli!q ....-ble .,-...1 ... lho
lraveltr, wblle not Jnllil>llinl the many
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legitlmate travel agelicies in the state.
My colleague said CaWomla travelers
have been stranded In foreltn , countries
because the travel promoter has not paid
, the carrier for the return· trip., In many
cases, the lengthy lists of available
flights circulated by this type of travel
promoters are wholly fictitious. They use
the money and then disappear.
ANOTHER BUJ.. which would make
used auto dealers choose b e t w e e o
repossession or a suit to recover for non.
payment, has already rectived com·
mittee approval.
Under present law dealers in both new
and used cars can repossess the vthlcle
and then sue for 1 deficiency judgment,
while sellers of other classes of merchan-
dise may do one or the other, but not
both.
The propoted law would not apply to
new cars. since new car dtalers tatlfitd
!hit the drullc deprecia!loo of ..,. car
values as soon as they are IOld jusUDes ·
deficiency judj:menta ·as w e 11 as
repossession.
STIU. ANC11'11111 bin Is aimed at u.o.e
tax eonsulUn1 firm s who art pttttntly
sel!Jna -ldenUal r1nanclal lnfonnltlon
obtaloed from clients. The lnformatkln ls
preS;_Uhu.bty betna: utilized by vark>us pro-
_lo appraach ~ ... -,...
with llnandal background al"ldy jn
hlllCI. ~ will asfie, I \m '""'· !hat government ha1 a proper ind vital role in
prolectinC consumer Interests.
'Human Milk Sti·ll Ideal, Preferr·ed~
To the Editor:
I am very distressed by the llnCltng out
of the preaence of DDT to breut milk for
an erampie of environmental pollution.
'Ib1t bas been done in a number· of m~ti and will toon be done in the
EnvlronmlDtal Teach-In Oft .April 21 at
local Univertklt1. As a result. many
motben have been panicked Into 1Dan-
clonlng breutleedllllJ.
As a breulfeediQIJ mother, I reel !hat
by focusine on brtut mUt they are not
only frighlen!lllJ mo~ .. but a ls o
di~erling !be "'1!k:'o ..,.,. from die
larger P"'l>lem. 'DD1'"iii Ill brWt milk
be<ause lbey'Oo 10llitr "'"'1 -··.food but ooolinue to apray human food with
DDT. -~ 1ial of f6odo, .. Jqirw ~ed
would be linore benllk:laJ '.tbln nmot-·
mencllo( I'!' br<11Ueedlng. llotllt bllliO,
mwt ~ oa solid food sooner thail
brelltftd babies., so switching to the bot·
tie ls. ftot. a 1atisfactory 11olut100. •
TO AILA Y THE fears of mothtrs
brtastreeding or considering It, t include
a quote from Dr. Herbert Ratner, public
health direct.or of .pak Park, IJIJnols and
edl!or of Child and Family Quarl<rly,
speaking for La Leche League's Medical
Advisory Board: "This cbar1e has been
carefully ihvt!Ugated and l e ad I n g
auUM>rlties on DDT in food and breast
milt have been unanimous in concluding
that present day human milk for Ute in-
fant when avatlable rema'lns the ideal
and pref~ed food for infants.
"Whal has been forgotten," continued
Dr. Ratner, "ill that wbtn Dr. Goren
Lofroth. the Swedish tOJ.icologlst, first
called attenUon to the presenct of DDT in
breast milk in tbe paper he delivered. at
the COn!erence of Wisconsin Natural
Re!Ourcts in1 May 1969 -be made it
emphatically clear to that same state-
ment that despite the presence of DDT
'human milk when available is 1Uperior
to formula milk.' "
"In a subsequent letter," Or. Ratner
added , "Dr. Lofroth stated, UVlth our
pre sent scienUflc knowledge, the 1eneral
advice is that the positive effects of tbt
human milk preponderate over the
neg~live sides of the orginochlorine com-
pcl\llld.1 (DOT).'"
ANNE McLAREN
Enrc:We Is Esaentl•I
To the EdJtor:
I believe if parents could look far
tlMIUlh ahead into their chlldrtJ1's lives
there might be several things they would
ellmlnate.
Ftnt, I'd like to talk about the plell.SUre
riding or motorcycles, trail bikes and
dune buggies. Besides being costly and
·noisy, they are danaerous in so many
ways.
Ir you knew your boy would die of
a hurl_ attack at an unmlOlllbly early
1'ge. would you sUll give ln altd let him
ride around every 11l9ment he could spare
fi'om school work aid chores?
II seems walklnl!. hlkioe and bleyclJna
are dirty words. Enjoyin& nature, nally
being aware of it, has only 1otten at-
tentloo because of pollution.
Did ""1 --lh1t U you are an
;---' aw Georwe----.
Dear O-CO :
l'vt had tllrM datt1 with this
N and ' '411 I ketp · helrlni' la
Ule rumor !hal be ls Ule ofUce
wolf. Sbould I ketp on)dlllnl him! . "I\ a.
Dear 1. F.:
ll you •1111 have to .. k af!er ·
lhr .. ilalel H lle'I a wolf, I -Id
tmaclnt JI'• porfecUJ -to.bop d•ilnC him. (Or ls THAT 1GUt
P!"i'lea\!)
(SeOd your problem to Georl',
prol"'lon•I worrywart do lu ... )
Lttttrs Jrom readers art welcome.
1 NormaUv writers should conve11 their
meuagu in 300 toorCb or leu. The
right to conden.se Utters to fit space
"'t!immatt libel b·rescvtd.~Au lei.
tcrs "'"" include llO'Aatu,.. and ...a. mg addrcu, 6vt~• .mciu . .,, wj_th.-_,,.ld i>t\ ti~ If ·~ '-""""' Is .....,.,.t PO<lrf Will Mt<W'i*b-l&ihf~ . -...
; .. .. . ~ male l>e!weeil.1311 'aaa'l!I' yea"'
of ap lhe ,odds aro I ln ·10 r.>U'll iluller
ltO!l .. IOIDt IOr\ of ~ atlaCk!
Dr. Paul Dudlty Q\t bu'.sald, "Ex. em. of the mnsdes }$i u tSsenUal to
the health of man--,U 11. eatblg, sleeping
. and 'the U9e of lhl' brabl.11 Outstanding
rtatonll for a heart attack are ,physl.tal
inacUvlty, increase In weight and im·
proper di~t.
I believe televilllon watching also plays
a great part in keeping a child inactive
physically ud mentally.
Did you know during ari ave.ra'e year a
child t to 11 watches televiston l ,340
hours but attends school for 9'l hours?
By 18; a child bas watched television
22,000 hours and atteoded school for
12,000 hours. Perhaps watchi•g so much
television bas caused the bitter harvest or
aUenstion. fro!lration. cynicism and
sadism. Maybe hours or passive exposure
to falR and degrading models of human
life and behavior could contribute ti>
every form of )'Outhfut mental ilh1ess and
lar:lne:is.
ADELE MARRA
Contlnnbag Fight
To the Editor:
One of our early patriots believed
lhat his· flftdom wu mucb more im-·
portant to him than bls life and that
if he could not have hill freedom then
his oppresaors ex>uld have his life. The
cynics in our nation believe that such
senUment was valid a couple of hundrtd
year! ago but that such beliefs are
obsolete ln our modem times. Yet, there
are individuals throughout tbe world that
are now losing their lives trying tet
obtain !reed.om.
THE FIRST PLACE that comes to
Jn cancJuiOi,i :Y(hen the Russian Cofn..
muDµt Par\Y . stops trying. to conquer
!he world l>Y f«ct ; then and only the•
should we Uilak about redu,cing out
milltary establU;hment. Otherwise, we
will end up with a nation full of dea4
heroeit. !
HARRY B. McDONALD JR.
'lllarst Be • Reaaon'
mll'd ill tbe Berlin Wall and the fact To the Editor:
that uy East Gennan : who tries to Sunday ,it took me an hour to get ftonl. esca~ to'freedom had better be good the tip of ·the ' Balboa Penlnltlla to
and hicq, otherwise he or 'she Will WoOdy's Wharf. Now, at< the interaectioa
be shot~ Uie back. How .about tt>ii. where two laneJ go to Long Bach and
naUori ~~-Israel that was set up by ~
the Uhlte;I Nltions and mll8t fi1ht to
survive tffe qgreaaive war that Is being
impOsed on them by the Arabs with
the unfailiiig support of the Russian
Communist Party. Let us not forgel
those !hat drown while \rying to escape
from the ~qban . Communillt Party in
boll! that. sank. just a few minutes
after hiUing open water ..
Their skins may be yellow or brown
but the -patriots of South Vietnam, Laos
and Cambodia are just as brave and
dedicated to freed om as any or our
a~stors that• gave up their lives in 1 the Revolutionary War. 1be North Vitt..
namese patriot! are alio brave but they
are the ()j)prtSSOrs that would not be
able to fight an aggressive war without
the supplies givt!l to them by the Ru!sian
Communist Patty.
DO YOU REAIE~1BER about all the
I1ve9 that were taken by the Russian
Communist Party in East Gerrhany,
Poland and Czechoslovakia ? All those
people wanted was rreedom. What is
so discouraging Is that the Ru!sla11 Com·
munlst Party. is 1upporting y.iars or •&·
gresskln throughout the world and the
u!Lra liberal wing or the Democratic Par·
ty want! us to stop spending money on
our military defenses beeause the .money
could be better spent for domestic needs.
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the. other two lanes to COif.a Mesa, WHY
does the traffic CCIUlol shut off one lane
(the obvious slow-up problem )?
There must be a reason. I'd like to hta.t
it?
DICK SHAW
Council Elertlon
To the Editor :
The City Councll elections itre ove~.
Tlie incumbents, as predicted ,· were re.
elected ; but one \b ing -should be noted, ·
that or 5!.000 •oles cast, cnly 19,000
were for the incumbentS. This means
that there were 33,000 voters acainlit
w)latever the incumbents stood for.
It should also be noted that the people
who voted a .sfralght i.ocUmbent ticket
wert not really aware of what their
A Vivid, Moving Novel ,,,
__c:.. votes stood for . As noted In the news
a few days before the electio11. Ted
Bartlett was "slow" on the Top of the
Pfer Plan while Mayor Green has been
behind this same plan.
It Is impossible to explain why "The
Cerreta," a vlvtd and movinj: novel by B.
Traven, has not appeared in this country
unUl now. It was publlsbed In Germany
in 1930, and in EnaJ.and s h o r l I y
thereafter.
"The Cart'tta" Ls one of Traven 's six
"jungle~noyeJa'l,,.tbat de';lt with hu~an
lf)>eCLS of the 1110 MexK:an revolution
agalnst. the Diu regime;-Except for "The
Rebellion of the Han1ed" (1952), none of
thete boots, all written In the 1930s, has
appeared in an Amtrk:an ediUon. Which
makes one wonder about an industry tbal
claim3 it is always searchtnk and com·
peting for good neVr nc:tion.
"'lbe Carrtta" is not ooly CoOd fiction;
ll Is the beat 8. Tra'llll 1 have read. a
book Iha! pulls • -Ullo on .exotic Mexican n1rat blckwMll-' of l half ce~
tury ago and Into a cult.uu almost prt·
Columbian lo !lo dmptlclty.
'fll..\VEN, TB& myattrioua .writer who
dled Jut year In Mulco, arrived in
Chl•p&a, the sou~rnmost Jri'ovince of
Mellco, ln the mid·Jt'l0a.1'1ls'ls a region
laced by l!IOUlllalnl, aul>-lropical volleys,
plalnl lllCI lohtls' of llardWood. Tra ...
documented mudl of the harcl life there
In h~ llctlon. ("Th< 'lltasure d the-Sier·
ra Mid"" ls played In \he Sierra Madre
cleChlapu).
-A "carrtta" Js UM. u«awa c:an tn.
whldl pwan!.I hlol freight attooa this
rugod !main. In the noV<J wt meet a
camll<o.· N)'dr.., Ucaldo, of 11"" tn-
. dilll alock (the Tsellal tribe). probably a
desc<ndanl of !ll1y1ns.
ll!l'~!f:~ THESE TWO men have been ott op.
While Traven made ~ucb of the hard
life o: the cartdriver In the novel and al·
~mpted to ~u11est ~ stirrings of
revolutlon, this is essentially a Jove story.
·ll follO'WS Ugalde's cou;tship of a yoong
itrl and thJ problems or love in a culture
of poverty where most people had J'IO
!hoes but· always could afford f!r'ftork.s
for an important flest.a.
TRA VEN OBllERVED and recorded
tht Ollapas rural life with the dedication
ot an anthropologtst, even this channlng
love story. And becallM! he wu very
much the pamphletetr in hls fictkln,
Sraven wu never at a loll for an.itooic
comment: "II may well. happen Iha! H
paradiae. rtally exists, and U the pro-
letarian finall1 gets there, ht will find U!e
very same persons seated at the table as lhet have alroa<b' skimmed the cream from. life On earth. II ~
II his talltn thb llM hlJlorlcll novel a
long Ume to -h us. Now tt Is here ,
rud lt. And other• ti the. "Junalt novels"
as they are Issued, one by one. by the
• omall.l11w.York houll o! HUI. I< Waq:
1 'Government,'' '"n>e M•rch to
Coaballand," "'111e Trou," '"Ibe Gfl>eral
Erom !he Junclt." and a new edition of
"The Rebelllon of !he Hanged.''
· William Boau
·-poslte sides of tf!e fence cm numeroU!
Qt.her OCCB.!ions, i.e., lhe .Lusk Industrill
Park. It i• only unproductive for anyoae
to vote for both or thtse men.
Jn effect the oitly thing this election
points out Is the letd for di!trlcting
!he city or primary elections. The elec·
lidnJ certainly do not repre!eftt the
philosophy or tile majurtly or lhe-P'Ol>le
in JWntingtonf;1ch. The people wanted
a change but votes were split amon(
numerous w quaUHed men.
MRS. C. F. MORRIS
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Marth.a Rewrites 01~ :~tf age
· 1118'L£N THOMAS ' . WASHINGTON ·(UPI) -
PrMkieol Nixon &tll I ldck
out of Martha ·Mitchell'•
cutlpotennea, and be ·w no'
planl to muzzle Ute Attorney
General's wife.
Jiihn N. Wtchell "YI he bu belll'd the President· say r,... Ume to , lime "&ive -'m
bell, Martha."
· White House Press SO...tari 'Ronsld L.. Ziqler
~ "I can see the Presl·
dent puttln& his hmd on Mn.
Mlichell'• sbOU1der al a party
aod tellln& her. tllal,". 1lYI --1 subjeob ol tbe While Hoo1e Iii no -11
zlegler. > dty. · ' 1 ttnns and tbe reaction wu
.. He'a relaxed about tt .. the But MrstMI~ bu Uven.. applaule. Women loved btr ' ed Ute llllloo'1 capital and loyalty to her. hulband and
pre,. spokesman • d d • d • then It no iDdlcaUon Ullt tbe Eilenhower was apologellc.
Unlike the ~ of LJ(Ddoo • Presldoat'• InaucuraJ llrlcture First l,ady Pat Nlsoo, who
B. Johnson\ when tM. town to 0 )owet your voice" applies bu come up through the old
spoke with one. voice -his to her. school or poUtics where
-Nixon lets bla cabinet mem--In fact, Nixon recalla with Capitol Hill wivt1 wait a
ben and their · wives 'IP!lk .,..._. tbe Ume iq the tlgl>trope Iii · Olp(<"'"' theJr
out. Eile$ower era when Mrs. views, ta cautious in her reao-
lt1s' a free speech movement Charles Wllaon, wife of the . iion to Mn:. Mttchelt. ~
that is rare, ll 'not 11n-Secretary of Defense, critlciz. Tbete ·1s tbe fee)Jng .._
preCedented in W ~ 1 ed EilenhOwer for not backing 1IODle of the wives· of veteran
among officialdom. W 1 v e ·a her husband on a controversial ~ that bklqde and
usually have been seen and Pentagon matter. lively Mrs. Mitchell aimp1y ii
not · beard, at least on the. Mn. Wllaon addressed the new on the scene and does
' not underlland 'rulel of the
a:ame .
Rings Exchanged
' ' Illinois .
·Selected
. ll'a undenlDOd ,.._ Nlson
deplores the lmap of m•-
somellmel pinned do bis ad-
ministraUon 'and ~ Mrr.
Mitchell and Vice --Spiro T. A,_ n lfvlng
it a life. with tbe1i •rrrlJlne C6uple ~ecite Vow.s • ··¥c grabbJng: '
·The Peek Family WecldirW
qlapel'. was tbe llelllll( In
whiCb Kay Tmsa Nelloli and
Joel .piaiiel Wqher el·
cban&td tbeit' nuptial vows
and rinp. ' '
'rite bride, ............ of Mr.
aod Mrr: Maurice ·F. Nelson
For .Rites "The hun\ln l&orill-. the
one• you ~membtr.~1 Nboh
said recenUy aa he recalled
the years whren be ·wu n1y
_'!)le ......,..... of Jean from .W~n. "Yoo
Petersen and Gregory L . remember people."
ol. 'Hun~ BeacJlt w~
-to tbe altar by ·ber ·. father for the e v e n I· It I
ceremony conducted by the. ·
Rev. Dooald E. llDberts.
Wrllhl bM been revealed by The , Attorney General L•
Dr, and Jin, Robert P .-bearlnl..Jlfl very. '11'.•~-l!lld«
Pelmeo of 'Balboa, pare•" of :nc1"!"'r!.".' bit, '!if•' -~~·n. a teacher in ~I~~~ ii i:·=~I •
' ·Se1tt1e,-1t a graduate of-the .Alked recently what Nixon
_un1•en1ty of Wlacolllin. thouCb{ o1 '1ier,'Mrs. Mitchell
.·Her filnce,, 10D _of Mr. and said: 4'1· fhlnk1 be loves Die,:
MrL Edword Wnght ol St. tAio I don't-.':
CREWS TUNED -Getting a bearing on a
. pinata filled .with surprises are (left to right)
Mrs. James C. Beasley and Mr. and MrS.
Dave. Vaughn, ritemtiers of Bahia Corinthian
Down Mexico Way
Yacht Club. The yachtsmen Will beet a· p,,;.. · '
Enseiljlda fiesta following the fifth annual
tune-up ·race -SUnday, April zs, in the club1& ;
temporary headquarters at the Villa Mtifiiia.
Fie · s Se-t Race Mood . . ir. winds to Ensenada,
area . yacht ·clubs :' be celebrating with
prerace fiestas 4 · g the corning week.
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club will sponsor
its fifth annual tune-up race and celebration
Sunday, April 26 •
The race to Dana Point will begin at ap-
proximately noiin oft. the Balboa pier for ·
yachts of an recognized clubs in ·the Ocean
Racing · Pacific Handicap Racing Fleet, Mid-
get. oeean· )lacing Fleet, and Atlgleman
Sen es. , ·
· Foll0wing their ~turn for trophy presen-
tations at approxilpalely 6 p.m., skippers and
crews--wUI-be-ready~for a fiesta m sway 10
the club's temporary quarters at the Villa
Marina. , Mariachis, ce~e:i.a, a catered Mexican
dinner by R8ul of ~ Cocinita and a pinata
for'the youngsters \vi11 greet the ,first 500 .
arrivals.
Balboa Yacht Club members are prepar-
'ing a gala sendoU party Wedi\esday evening,
April ·29, for their yachtsmen.
A Mexican fiesta theme also will prevail
as Conunodore and Mrs. Don V. Franklin,
Vice Commodore and Mrs. Edwin F. Steen
Jr. and Rear Commodore and Mrs., Jack
Baillie greet members and guests during the
cocktail hour beginning at 5 j>.m. _
A special dinner is being planned bf Tom
Payne, chef, and will be served betwee'n 6
and 9 p.m. Arranging the event are Mr. and
Mrs. James Rudy, entertainment chairmen.
More than 550 boats carrying fhousands
of crewmen will cross the starting lne at
noon Thursday, April 29. BYC member Ed
Carpenter is president of the Newport Ocean
Sailing A-sSOClation which sponsors the race,
the most popular in California waters.
She WU attended by Mia
Susan Bass, maid of honor,
and Mita Kathy Clark· and
Miss Ayleen O'C onnell',
bridesmaids.
The brldecroom. ~
and IOl1 of Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Hm of Sula Ana.·
asked his brother E d d y
Wagher to serve as ~ l]lan,
and seating guests were Mlte-
Lopez and Bill Beaver.
Special guests at the wed·
ding were Mr. and Mr1. G. w. McKuJla from Auburn,
Wash., who are celebrating
their golden wedding 8nnlver.
sary.
'I,'be bride will graduate in
June from Marina Hlg~ SChool
and wW attend Santa Ana.
College.
Her husband lB a gldu1te.
of Marina Higb and now at-
tends SAC.
' ·--PATTI PALMER
June Bride
Newport
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Couple
To Wed
9barJes. DJ., It I grad11ate ol · ali>ubiJcan Women leaders
tbe un1 .. 1111Y of Minnesota loYe ber Sbe ll tlieit' .. .. and prioenllJ_Jo erin>lled in tbe heroine • ,...., ., .... . Unlv.nlly of, l1llnoil Medical . and .~,. sre r..,-.
School, ~ campu1. bellind ber freewheellna -· BOtb .. -....... In-mmta ~ It leut her ritld • . ........ to mab them. --?'
-IOI'. the Cblca10 "Sbe's JUll 'lioDderlul, , .... ,....
MRS. JOEL '!YAGHER
·. Mlrrl11
yactt Club. Tbt. coup)e will lhe'• ~-· Apw" _,.....__ et:cbance their wedding YOWi , ed _L,~
J\Dle •in wvne, DL ooe ...,... ~
For Scholarship Funds
.
Cafe Pijlrisienne Op~ns
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A Frueh ~ will pro-The school cafeteria· will 'ht
vide at:mHphet9\~ faculty t r a n 1 f o rm e d ·into Cafe
aftd ~~ of F' 0 un ta i_? • Parislerme·for. the.party, and
Valley High School ·gatber !Or -the ubllc Is •-~~ ,_ ltend a danc'! between 8 p.m. and P 111•":"" w a ·
midDighl Saturday, April 25. 'l'M;teta wlll ~ ~l.IO each, and
Star Deals
may be ob~ from tbe
school's flnsnoe tifllce, or by
ca)ling Mn. llolioit Carpenter, ~;-onfrr.Loriil Lam-
• -l62-345S. Approxlmatelf haU of the
proceeds will '°'to Dollars f"'
Scholars, tbe Kil nli n g Io D
Laguna Beach Chapter of Beach Union Jllch Sc h o o I
Eastera Star will conduct a DiaUict's scbola'rlbip fund.
dessert card part• ai 7:30 hi.,. refreDDan" wlll be
Card Sets
" terved by LI Dllnoitelles, a p.m. Friday, Aprli M, 'In the gli-ls' aervlce club, and 'l'hosO
Masollic Temple. 'I11e public Blrm1ngbama willi p r o v i de
is invited, according to Mrs. music for danciDI·
Norman Christensen, worthy 1111 of el&hlh grade nta in the cfty are cor· ~":;,nd dessert card _party ly·invlted to attend to meet
it planaed for Thursdly, April facutly and other parents 30 I ,._ La \or.!~-tlilldren will be en-' at noon n ~te . guna the h'"' -·hool in Hills Park Clubhouse !or the ,.., -
benefit of the bt41dlng fUld.
Hostesse1 will be-Mn .. ffar·
ry Thompson and Mri.,EI ·
Burke. ReservaUons ~
made wlth ~. Arthur ead,
4!K-6614. '
Demo Women
.
Audience Views
Winter Sports
Winter Sporta in Switzerland wm be present<d by Dooglu
Barrymore during the meetina
Democratic Women o [ of Parents Without Partnen
Orange County will meet Friday, April 24, at I .p.m.
tomorrow evening at 8 in the in Laguna Federal Savinp Security Pacific N a ti o n a 1 and Loan. ·
Duty Call
For .Aides
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Library aide. are~· '"' · IOUgltt by MW
Ku.ssm.an, librarian · foi ·
0cean·v1ew School Dblrlct •• _
Volunteers are needed '1o .
assist in, the pr~ tJ!d
dbiributjoo of , new• Jelsu!,e readlq lioOt& pW:Chaled tiy
the '-· ""' individlill scbotJl Ubrariea. . , ~
Are• r..tde"" inlerestecf in
dcllatiDg, •• hour or two lo
the pro)ect may reach ~s
Kussman 11 the district ad-
minlstrati•e dftces,'. M7.2511. .....,_. .
"WEYiJ~:c'!...u~: 0 P ·
II'/· SliRVICE"
•1111 INITllUCTtoNI
2641 L COAST Hl•HWAf
C.-• Mmr t1J.."11
Senied between 6 and 11 p.m. will be en-
chiladas or nleat ·burritos, ,refried beens,
Spanish rice and' salad. 1. •
Tickets are '5 for adults .00 $2 for mlm-
!ailors, an<\' apdttional information may be
obtained "J' ca11ing the clubhouse, 673-4382, or Mr.L.an MrS. 'Oave VaUghn , fiesta chair·
Prior to the race fe stivities, BYC mem-
bers and guests will attend a birthday dinner
dance Saturday, April 25, in the clubhouse.
Honored guests at the 6 p.m. cocktail hour
and 7 p.m. dinner will be all members who •
·celebrate birthdays during thJs month. Play-
lllg for dancing. will be the BYC Bilge Pump-
ers.
Bank, Anaheim, to hear Mrs. Inquiries regarding t he
Bing Starr di'scuss the life organization may be obtained
of an editor of an Orange by calling Mr1. Margery
A June wedding in st.1,~c~ou~n~ty~p~u~bl~ic~ati~·o;n~. ;;;;;;;~~Mil~l~er~,~fff.~2025~.~~;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~ Andre,w 's Presbyterian Church·
is being planned by Patti
Lynell Palmer and .Richard
Paul Tbompson.
·tnen. • . .
'
Newt of the fcrtbcomlng
event bas been announced by
111e peren11 of 111e brldHieCt,
Mr. and Mrs. ·William B.
Palmer of Newport Beach,
Y ou,f ~s . ,·Gaptu:r~ Music .Awa·rds -. ' '
and the betrothed couple were
toa!lted during ·• dinner party
given by Mr. aad Jin. Robert
P. 'l'hompoon,'•pironll of the
futult •bdclegroom.
' Appro>Qmalel)r IOI talenled Area wumen are Angelo trophy, flrll place in guitar
younpten t<iok ·part ln .tbe Juda,' Colla Mess,. $50, first oecUon one. , I
1970 Youtb AuCtrtl.onis _, plaoe,in :sttinp MCUon three ; Al!o in the · lnatrumental
1pomore<t by Jhe M~lcal Arts Ellen Bork, IMbe,' $41.401 se-d.iviilon· were Laura Seltz,
Club of .Otonge County. cond place in strings oection H111111Ditoi! Beack, 125, aecond
-All nnt place wlriDer• will thrtt; ~·Jill SI u It r ,, lplace winds -two, and
be we-.,_ in a pubUc Fouiltain Vallty, tr®bY, first Lecilard Rabinowitz:, Corona
HCllal 1!i4urdaY, April 25, at plac.•in llrtlll\l OedJOn one; del · Mar, trophy', first place
7:!0 p.m. in SL ~ichaelii David WellMit, Hunllnjlon windl -_ _,. . EpilcGpll Cmrcll, Anaheim. ~ Ill, tlird place ID Wlnnerl In tM Ydlil dlvltion
At tllll time winntrl wtll;'guit,ir _,Uni!, ·1nd ' are Judy Ei1a4-ly,' lrvfoe ,
nice1 .. tbeir ~word• whiCb:fi~J~·~n~~L~.oll~er~•~·~'!I~-~~-~· ~· ~b~ili>l~'Y:i;'i;;'~ lh!rd~~plilce~i;ioect~l;jon totaled '•1• 'bl cash prim, . .. Mb~Ond-~.:.=:: •'
The
Store
with Libels of
DiJtinction
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Mia ·Palmer it a· graduate
four, and Jacque Spurlim, oC·~ del Mar·mgh School
Huntington Beach. t r o p h y , and now la a business major
flJ'St place in section two. ~W:·:~ State C.Otlege at
Susan and Marilyn Trukken, Her1 fianCe' also 1 s a
Westminster, trophies, 'for graduate of CdMHS and now
third place section two in_:_ the is a biological science major
d1JO..piano division. ' · l at UCI. 1
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1}', May 2{." irf 11.F,ountain Valley Community modeling are Mrs. Robert UmleY., CinclY YKkley
·· ;,..from i:·if·tq 4 p.m. Tickets al'e '$1 .50 for and John Santo-Spirito. ,_
ults ,..S f1 lol stutl~nls . Proceeds are earm~rked · •
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Psycholog ica'/' Effects
r· Children 'Harmed' by Mov.tng ~._
I ' . . . < . • • • " " p, CHICAGO '. (UPI)' ;cau. security and f111W,ation at Ute
! M iv ii n { rin11,? bt . lhougltt ot lliaJdng fte\ir friends
to your cblld's al a stranie school.
''After the parents consulted
p of PQ"cbDI~ has with the school's principal, the ~~deit, howtvei',#thit the boy's behavior i mp-roved
11 partDts and Khool can markedly," Dr. Ojemann said.
ltepe: lo curb auceeuMly "The teacher and the boy
... milul ~p:a effects wrote to his new school. They
a familf chanats ad-also sent data '.: to the new
a c 1 • .·, school about·~" boy's ac-
A "' tOuitJJ.pade 'Jioy In complishments antfhe was told t:;=· suddenly b e g a n of this." . t Yir.1 1~ be {ou.nd Dr. Dale• Harris, of ·Peno JU f.UU, ifts.-pi,.nqlflg to Slate University, said that in
""'· thelasttwocenerat ion s '.! Dr. RiJph-O;tmann, di.rector · Americans hav~ become ln-jf ~tonal PIYcbology · cre.asingly mobile, . , .
;t, t,bt EducMlonll Retearch Allied· Van Lip!~ ·figure s
touncll al Amortca, 'ul4 the show that· approX!metely 20
etsud'1m·)sbelia•l-o"rwas percent of ·lhe people in this ~lfit on by feell'!P or Jn-country change . addresses in .. . • "
· any -oOe Y,ear period. Most
' chang15 occur in the Ja-to-19
age bractet -the ases whlln
, most pltople are raisin I
children.
I As a-rtSUlt, Dr. Harris said,
a mijOr-change has occurred
in what ta most important to a
'chi ld'·S senst or S'eC Uri t Y .
Unlike= in the past, when tradi-
tions tied to history and place
were impOrtant, ·crutdren are
placln'g greater emptlasis on
social skills, Status and roles.
Dr. Harri! explained that
family rituals which can be
moved 'With" the faTnily, such
as Chrlstmali or birthday
·celebrBtJdna, help to create a
sense of conUnulty.
A positive attitude O!I t_h_e
part of the parents also is
helpluj, llfl Dr. Fr1oct1·
Dwyer, a S)TIC:me, N.Y.,
poycholapt.
ParerU can comment
favorably on the move and
ina~e the d1114 a part of the
movina proceSI, Dr. Dwyer
said. ·
Dr. Joachim Wohlwill, of
Clark University, said that
taking along familiar· objeets
-such as a child'• prized
possession can reduce the
fears involved Jn moving and
after the family ha1 arrived in
the new home.
Contrary to popular belief,
,[,l)qying during the school year
can make It euier for a child
to make new friends im-
mediately. School can be the
best place for him to meet
people, according to· D r .
Donald Bireland, of t h e
University of Chicago School
of Social Service
Administration.
At the same time, several
very 1ood effects were cited
as results of. makina a family
move. ·
"When tlw!re Ja cbanp:and
variety, there ls room for
curiosity, excitement an d
. surprise . . • and with these
things tl1m! · iJ poulbillty of
learnin1, 1rowtb and
personality development," Dr.
Austin Des Laurler1 , a
University of M i 1 s o u r i
psychol<>IY pn>f ...... sald •
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~mline Debate
@~,n H~s~-~:l?lgQ~,· ~ ' • 1···, PIO~-..... .,__,,111...d :. ···1~1i~:b~ '•t11111 prta.llloa)lf~: ,,_.i..11t111Utplaoo U-111' .TIC
-'• atltaf•f •-• Ill lfillool -.,., 1111 l " -Ill_ P 'al tho :'&.'11 .--.1o-plm.lor H .... _!Pt"wlll -.·)h ~ Nortaa =-~ ............. lioo. Ill 111'1-Daaold) ....... 1 .. llfLOIMf~IPl(,CO-;"ll-"~ . w.,s ud -dJalma ~ Wiii _..,, wisted
A •I .PTO Gisler PTA .. , Pl'O-.,.m bos·1: -b)'111ollinoo:~ ilainu,
raYw 01 . ·Mn. -v.n.. ~ P-1 Coan-8'<loOJ ..... LIQ De Loi Mrs.'.iid. 1Ai'..,1'J' ' _._... dl~WO!lneod'1.!llY ?Jiloo. )lar1aa,,McGlnley,'
Pnol4tn1 _;, NlPOllTS· p_t. ~Wtod · I, Iii ' 1...,. ScbaOf • ·' .1\1"(111 ....,,l!Dd Wa)'il~
COMIN!l UP: Plt,nl an UQ4er .-, llPelr dlh•o• classrooms. . !!UcuU,. board will ~ · . l!lanlm:,~~111 he ""l
wey JOl''~lion ol of-dllfhll-llouoelulniJht a! 1:11~.m.1'ue1da7, 119; Ill to ,!llPa!iit f'I'• plnlll>,
licera 1111 r.-, Dty. PTA -a bake aa~ I, Ill Ille ... ,...... · · . jbroplel ml,-UPI( "" . schedUJ.d In. Ma7. to a1se fllncla. · l\P'OllTS: Oftin elected to -·" . " . llEPOll'!I: ~elocW to '' r · • ' ..,.. P1'0 are Ille ~. lllP.OllTS : 8-l'Y el'<l<d
wv• PIO ,.,i:'ll!e--. Lelard "PTO -Wocidl. ~;· .lo-llT40(e.lbeMmu. Jack Llhldliiai · pnaldfot;" Clrl Hobkirk· and TnmdeD. Terry Wt 110 n, proildent:'
David Forma1P1 lllcl 'hd Mfa. -Ill Gedo vice jlfelldeoll; Leland S~, P'flllk Wask anC
Ale11nder, vlee pr....... Prealdtnt . • Stalil!l(I and Dale Som-• OYl!lnc. .... ~denll;
and-· A1Jea; ~· "CO!ID'IG· UP: l'!'O •I i.l ,merloW. 1e·c re tar In ; . luehard Key• .. Gradon Otherfare.~.·~, ; IJODIOf P~ -.. ~ CalUe, treu&ifer, stulrt," iec.•r .. ~ar'le1; trealU!":~lbCldln1ky:, • ~~the P~ll!e lld ,CllarS F,rrell, ~. lteuu·rer; au4~or 1 1adR1bert.. · olMIUI °*1 Rt.,.._, at ~' . ~?TIDUJ s~·.·1 .11•tttr 1 and u~ Jlll'.llameiPlarla• , I p.m. · S.,~· -.I,,, .claintlll -~ 1-1'1 , V(fl 'I i •'.1Jf .M·• .<qua ril, . . . !lrocullH lPoar4 and , In tho .::!tit.. ~ to Ille• PIO ~. ltapio . IPiltorlul •
general m..u., .;.,, °"'" ~..,.ail =":J an.lbi Nodooa tour. ''I' , .. ·~0 tiouae 111o1< J11aoe 1111-1< --. · • """' , ,. urt ,t' I ·. . ... ,.,_ -i..i ..,. P1'0 s l'M" "' aae• '!""* 1Pe Perry ''.., ' . . , :·' .lfrl. ..,. -~ "'have -"'-ltd 111 llie ' ~ by an ·~ ~ ;,.._ .,.~. • :>; ~!; , .
"'."" TicMtl may Ill purcllilef -~ -.. -· 'liPFt;, " -..-Ii:--. at the door« by _.i,,, · Pmt,denl · . ·-~ ·~'i,. '' c ,u ~I 9 • by l1Po city . al HimlltlllOn Mn J L. Zampelll 11 ID-COMING uP: 9'i!I boule wtll ~·,.Wl!l ,p!t01, 1.•· ~
Beach u a park site. . ·-· Pl ,....._ ' take place loinOrrow• PPill\\ mulllpu,,,,.,!i'oanj at '"" _,. am .,. ,.._..ay __..., , 111111!11 •-¥.). ·~ Aptll .;lll Cox -PTO for ad41Uonit adt-.1 ·~ ·1t7, P~-~Y" r: .. ,-.''Cfoc»iile'>i.h90 'ttiiu~ai
ll'lllll i.r dilldren. ch114tl!n •. ~ •11!1 WW lltl!l "'""" ••• .. "·'" Mn. Harry Focklu .. relreahmtntl will be·~ld. ·, , · ......., ... """~~·
· President Mesa View PTA 'REPORTS: Ti<n11-five loni ;,r1'N1 ~J.t~·at
COMfNG UP : Finl 1eneral -M•"*• of paper wen colle<tod kl · ...._.,. ·~~ )be meetinl in the newly COi!'· P~,. • ' ,,. paper drive . .,' Mrs. Deiter .J ~RJdwd •-\'fl ~.
pleted IChool will take place COMlNG 'UP· PTA will bJst K Jn n a r ~ ~ 1 c1us "·"., . ··......:.:.i~ .. 1• .r..::....._.6'"-~:~' lomormw nlgbt at 7:30.cGlrl · · . ·declared. wmner aDd roc:e1v-. ........-· 1~..u~"""'' S<out /hoop 33l will conduet open houle an<I dedication ed 1 pilza party' . -~d. _Chrb· -• ,rco
the 0q (tll"tlDOny. Bake of the new Khool at 7:30 · · ... · J)raiaentl; · ''* ~
sale 1'!ll lie conducted dur-p.m. Tuesdq, AP~ 11· Flag Robinwood PFO ·· .ltC(etaey, aDd,W~~.
ing ~ evening With Mrs. ceremonies.. will be con--. • trea~r •.• ·~p
John Luebs and Mrs. J:Joyd ducted by Girl ~·Troop M<a. Lee M~ a~lltf ~UOll•
Sinser atrVlng as c 0• 1715 .and the Inv o c·a .t to n Presi~t ·· .. Of fl*IUta. to biiPttse~d
chairmen. Open h-. wlll given by Re9. Charles Role COMl!iG · VP: • Gene ~.a f 1o ,Ille -o!hool ID · May ••.
follow. of the Communlty MethoiUsl. meeting will take 'place ·al . Pro board members, tbt
Chun:b al Hunllngton Bead!. . 7 p.m. Tuetday, April. II, lldPk EUU Alwu~ Jlll\tl
G ... t apeUers will be Dr. -followed by ope'n -If • Buddlnp, WUltam l\ysella
Relph Baaer, presidoot of • , 1:30. Nomlnatlnc . .....,.-llld Birch II-• h..i.d DeMille PTA
Mn. -ftf1"1dt President
COMING UP: Uoit nlfftitlg
and open hOUJt will take
place Mondly, April 27, at
7:30 p.m. New officers will
he installed, and the choir
will prfMnt a mualcal pro-
gram. Partnt.s may view
, displays of student work.
Bake sale will he c:ondut.'led
in the mulUpurpose room'
with mothers of f i f t h
graders 1erving 1 s
hos .......
Fulton PTO
Mn. Robert Wdeh
Pre11dtnt
COMfNG UP: O!>e1! house an<I
PTO bake aaJe will take
plice at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow
. in the multimedia room .
. . PTO members and
teachers w 111 accompany
students from fifth through
ei8hth grades to a C!)urt
1ession in Wmtnlnster Fri-
day , April 24.
REPORTS, P'fO.!ponsored
Brownle and Girl SCout
troops parliefpated" in a
playday and . picnic I a s t
Thursday. Unit members
assisted troop leaders , ,
Students
•
Acclaimed
Two junior college students
will receive 1c ho I a rsh i p
awards ,:ihen the Robert F.
KeMedy Memorial Society
meets for a luntheon Satur-
day, April 25, Jn t he
Fisherman res<aurant, Hun-
tington Beach.
Winners o( the. group's first
acholarshlps will he Richard
Agullera, an Orange "e.cast
College student who will
receive $ZOO, and Michael
Packard, who attends Golden
West Co llqe and will be
awarded $50.
Mrs. John Berry, society
president, will address the
group aDd introduce Mrs.
Charles Molnar, oommittee
chalnnan, who will present
the awards.
Reclpientl were selected on
the bull of financial need,
Potential for pursuit of educa-
tional JOiis and humanitarian
motfvaUons.
the Board of EduCatlon of wtll be aelecled.. ··TIU. I lundleon ... Board
Ocean View School 'Dillrid, REPORTS: Bicycle ~ a·t el Y memhen pramtod a buffet
whooe topic wlll be 8Ym-Week currenlly ia ID f>I'<> lunciPeon for leachen on
blosls: A Concept ·for lup-.,..., ~red by PFO, conlu•nce day.
port foi Public EducaUon, Huntlngton' . Beach Police •
and Dr .. C)arence If a 11, . llepartmenl and the atudellt Werdlow PTO ...
superintendent of O c e.a n jJody. Mrs. Stanley Hellln1a M<a. Georia .,~
View School District, who ls · 1erving aa cbail'Jllan. · Prealdent ·
will 'ipeak on ·~an View Police offlcen sbo·wed COMING UP: SUmmtr Is,
and Procrustean Standards. mov.., distributed bicycle • . ia theq1e of mother·
Principal C. Go-Blabop so/Illy literature and wlll daughter I a 1 b jo n •. silo"
will deliver clbtinf remarks. q>ndUcl safety demonslra-scheduled Sllurday, May %,
PTA members will conduct tklnl ;with~ police can and ., at 1 p.m. in school. Fashions
guided tours of tile faclUUes hellcopler. In addition, they will he presented tmdet the
following the d<dicalion will condut.'1 bicycle safety direction ol Miss Pr!m,-l)Jld
ceremonies. City and school · checks; licensing and road students and prqfiaSiOnal
officials have been invited. tests. Bicycle parade will models wlH. app;e8r. Price
Niebla's PTO
Mn. Kennetll Woods
Pre!ident
COMING UP : Annual mother-
daughter fashion show and
tea will be pre s ented
Wedntsday, April 29, at 7:30
p.m. in Fountain Valley
·Civic Center. Fashioos from
the Put On Shop wtll he
modeled by .teachers, ind
homesewn fashions wiU be
modeled by studenb ind
partnts under tbe direction
of· Mrs. B. W. Trundell.
Refreshments will be serv-
ed. door prizes awarded and
take plaCe at 1 p.m. Friday, of admisskll-i11$l'for adults.
April 24. Parents are invited so cents for c h i 1 d r e n •
to attend tbe parade and Refreshments will be serv·
awards c ere mo.pies to ed. Mrs. Jess . Carranza.
follow. Trophies will be chairman, will be · assi,ted
presented by the Huntington by the Mmes. Dave Bren·
Beach Police Department ner, Rictiard E c kert,
and PFO. Previous to Ibis Edward sp.ng, R 0: be r l
week's activities, students Ma 11 gr en and Robert
made pasters-pertaining to Wyman.
bicycle safety.
Schroeder PT A ·
MrJ. Cbarle1 Spaide
President
COMING UP: Price of td·
mission to the lee cream
social and talent show May
. V elley TOPS
Letluce-8-TOPS convene 1t
7:30 p.m .. each Tuesday for
programs in Fountain Valley
Elementary .School.
Evidence Proves False
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J.
(UPI) -Even the IOCioloei•ls
lhow concern over tht arut
debate on hemllaea.
: John Becker, a Rulgen
University professor,,. bas
· Jpent lhe better put of a year
··compiling ltallallcal evide'.nce
tbal. tho llllnistlrt WU here lo lily. .
Now, !1" cot!C.'tdes, desplle
all his figures rlgl!t there in
_J._ / H / block and wldle, ....,.. will ''?f"~~na Women e p ...• , .. · ·. ~~:·d~:,::;~~i
na Boacll Buslne" and Professional Women (left lo '!\gbt) "I"· M."K. 'LliV _ , he says.
1n and )Ira, Florin A. Martin receive a ·rundown on an intravenoUt-lnfai· Styles come first w l th
monitor !rem Stanley Oppegard, assi.!q111t administrator· 'of s.1111· C~t women, says Bte~r. lllklng
l!lllllllllQ'.JlolPllM • .!J'he ~lub mad~'-<tonaUon for the puri:.¥ il!l6',U.Chh1e ;.i J!t•ceden evon over t. I h.e,
biclt monitors tbe flo w of· intravenous solutions to patients in the lhtenslve Pl)'che. · re unit. · ''An individual w o u I d n • ,
have the streqth to wlthStand
the trend ," he said. "We can't
mill "11t• aDd trend!. and
indeed, 11 mi&lf ~ ~ to do ... It -1c1 lie virtual
psychic IU~de."
Tbe l!Or:toJoclst, who al!o II
a worker for the Willlngboror"t..
N.J. acllool l)'llem, conducted
I study ol gi~I Who do aDd
don't "'" mlnilklrt1, tom• parln1 their lppantl with their
handwrlUPI(.
Ht foun<I tbal mini sup-
p:lrters wett outgoing girls
whd wear thtm to assert .
themselves or inseeure girls
who wtar thtm to get 1\.-
tention. Those who did net go
all out for the mini felt secure ·~
enoiigb in their own pOi!H~•
aelf,tmqu, Becker COllcluded.
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DiP.ping Right In ·
Stagi;;f\n tee c~ social and· talent show for Friday, May ,1, from 7, 30 to
9:30 p.m. in Ill• multipurpose rnom are PTA members of Schroeder .SchnoL
Th·e benefit' wlll leature-ice cream sundaes. cupcakes, coffee and puncb. Lisa.
,Arras and Lori do los RJos (l eft to right) are dipping right in.
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Ill Cal stale Looi B<acli. found bimaftf
the clvlc leader of Hunlln&lon Beach Nlffl tb1s ·morning. ' · • J ~
S!iiple)', who bas ilready -ed tbree
yean· 1s inaYor. emer&ed u the C\tY m.mcU'a choice for the job after ·five
tame 6all0ta at tbellnt' meetmg .,i the
nt'l\' council Tuesday night.
The ,may~m•k!n& dramp , ~ook. only
20 mJnutes, f but .1t hekt the: audieaee,
o~ wiyes. campaign workers , unsuc-c~andldates and.citlzefls"grlpped'.
Shipley won because the counctl was
unable · to· break a deadlock between
~ 1~9 , ~Jack qreen, and his
Officer,-. D·rivei• _
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Hurt ·iri-~ Shoo't~~t" . '
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t -· DAta.Y Pft.q'f''Steff Pllef9 ,
Lucy•., .. ~R' gu·· ::.~ FJ"'H' TS .P•R"ING-;-SQUl!~ZI! 'AT' ED'SON-HIGH A point-blank exchange of gunfire Another .officer, Patrick P.<>i;tlock, "·
_ IYU'li E.L v .s ~ c; ~ between a Westminster police officer who witnessed ijle shooting, dove fQr
· ' S"'-t1'All:~fOnt ·~e .~rli~~Co•1t_~Get1 DoWn''tO,~a~rtft ' . and a suspected drunken driver this cover and escaped the bullets.
. . , . nioriling placed both in the hospital in. Police identlfl~ the . suspect as i-, _ 1 • 1 .1
· ;. • · serious condition. .Marshall D. Wolf~ 1512i' Van Btireh · ~,. .... , ... -, • w.tLY PtLo! '"",.... ··s ., ., -' ' 4-h'. E· 3._.'•h~ Investigators . said Wendell J. Carey, St., Midway City. Now at Orange c.uii!y ' NEW MAYOR SHIPLEY, NEiW COUNCILMAN GIBBS TALK l.T OVER
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-... ·,. A 'N-:, '~e .. ..,· .. _ .... If,' e. -~a 23, Had stoppecf 'an automobile at Bolsa . Medical Cenler, he has .beel1 char&ed ~·r !h• ~unllftl~_l;!t•~. C!unaDi J\J9hllc. Up., the Top, .A ~ ,.,.~~..:. Avenue, east of ·Brookhunt Street •at with attemRted ·m\lrlier: r.. ~ i~ •· 1 • •
1 • , ·• ., . . 2':21. a.m. mid atterilpl.ed to 'searcb'the·· Officer! r Carey1 ~wast 1-rusbed t1o : ·,-., • ~F··· 1 ., • • ,1 · ... · ,p, 1' ... ,..,
--: . ·· · / · · dri:ver when be was felle<I by "Gne &bot · Westminster ·eom:mUnlJy Hospital,. where . ~ , " l · , .., \ . 1 \ l•·Hun!in'-niliri''Studenis·:on-'Mnr~h 1nthele/lribsecuo11. hetssaid'tobe 'makltic '{oodproli<t• Ed dJ.. 1--.. p· -·~1~~..1 A • ' , . ~ ... ;l!'' : -,.. . . . ... : , .. -,, '\'.·. ' .c.a..Y~ire/~ac~.l'i.lh ny,e st\OISfromj towardre<0very,~po11ce. " ·war. , :gs ·~~~B'a.11" -~·~rUU~ . .::~~:....!~,~~~·was·D'b.>:;'°"""'~~., t'!.~~1W-Ir.ti.:.~= w~··,.':"i: ·~-:~ ·by.~-·:, .:;. ·:.. ..· -·, · ·-... ·~~·., jf .... ~, ..... • .1!?1.l t .~·,-::. ~~-~·l!l!!">'i~r ·r.r.!l•\IO• anii,itf ill oa .. ._e~-, oila 1n ; .... w+· · n.a ll'""" ~.. · nl ' ~· ~· ,,, . , , , , > .H61Ql.~ • S· '~ ~ .tfillrli!t 'toolr.·--..... ~:a. ,i:_T .. ,~m. ~~~. ... • .· ., . ~ M •' . ,..., ~-" . ~--I I ·~·-~ -aec., w • '-· , • , 1 , ; "' Y-. m'!'l'!lli.ID,, el . ·-:· . daytolectureM••~nmenta contrq, . ' -. . · \'. .-•· ,•P ,, ••. " ~"~•, .... ·1 7 •Q e A ft"D The automobiles and'trattitlOilalJi,Yel-. -~•U.on ~~-other Earth •. Day re-• ' ' 1 · · ~ · ~ ~-· ;.,.-· ,Jv r ... .1... .... £:' ' 1
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low-bwea wa;e disdaintd .by m"J!l:· tOday .lated llil>iect.s. · Lib . > c ' Kin , .. . . ,,. , , . ' '• '' · ·-• · · -,-'.
;n favat ,j.iess hYJl!'.'JCirtion fdnijtiicfblk·, •DlllrJtt, offictat. .rei15rt;d several pe· , I'ltY. . reatnr Q I " 1ng !loots. " --lilkml again!lt pQl!uUon wtre f!BOO . · U · o EJwaid Julr w6n his ~d 11,.uon
B.icyb1e.-too ~~me· raihio'nable tran1s-amo~ atudeht$ aDd 11> a~ulti in the, area. · ' • ', ~ · • • 1 ~ wli!W) t week Tuesday n(lbt _m FO!Witalp j
portatign ·q~ with. ln:any.bOys and girls· . StiJ~e'nts ~lso-took a hand in eleanlng~up ! ' " • , • ' Vlliey . , .,_1 • J. I • ,.; .. ; ,.
carrying brlgbtly colored balloons on their ~:r:e? =ic:iJ~ge students t 0 d 8 Y M ' N B ' h· p· . •"I nus' one was unahlnious as •he t'QP~'d ~
handlebars. . banntd the 'Car from the~ cam pug. eet ew eac . a.ne his city, cQllllcil . vlCtory last wetli ~y ~t 500 ,of ~m~ thread,ed. f!1ell' way· BegirJQing · with 8 ·snack bar picket at . · , beinl retW"P,ed .to the may.or's: post .by t~ tbe.Clty.s ~nt.own teeUon. earl)'. lL:J'.t.".a.m. they . vowed i no r more metal bis foar feUOW councilrrien. '
this ~ on tbe.ir way to Huntui~ cootainers ·w~d be. used on campus. 'Vice · MIYor iJohn · Harytrr-!Wbo · wis . Beach~ School for a .eeneral me~n'r Later today they plan to collect all tin The widow. and a son-· of Mt. Richard speclaJ ."fr jp ·to ttk·cJ.fy':TuesdaY nrgJit not' up for electi<fn to ttie counCit thia"
later an. tile camp~ ,· · . ancf..~inum caris iaOO-melt t.Mm. down J. Neutra, the Los Anlf:les architect to meet pie Mw ·~oUncil: ~ · · year, wis also unanlmous:lyi retained by
A,t GOiaen West College students have -iJi a fOundry locited· in the industrial .aJ'.ts \•;ho. wls to bavt de!llghed Hifnlington Mr. Neu tr a ·died In 'WupPertal, West councilmen in his potf. •
. 1ctiliUied( peaceful picketing, a. campus buildl.ni. · · Beacli's. new cen~al Ubrary, made . a Gennany, last Thursday while on·a t~ Neittter selection· Was a l!JfPlile,• both
clanup and speakers on pollution prob--A qokesman fer the students said the week trip. He wak 78. . mliri'having served "only aeventh months,·
Jerils. mettil would· be ·poured intO a sphere · to ~ His. SO'll, D~ori Neutz:~. "a partner tn folloWinf tht shakeup .,of· the council
Many. elemeiitaty sChools also .have comtnemofate Earth Day activities 'Ja.k· Sa·ilor Jum· .. ps the Los ~ngeles firm ~ot RJchard· & durinc the hcent recall election. :
scheduled Earth ·Day progtamS; ·~-~,on · the Golden West calJlpuS Dion Neutra, iiltroducid bis· mother to ·· ' ' ~ Da,y in the Fountain' , Valley ·-kld.tf.i::.aL. ......!:~ · • ·-· _ the coul)Cil after, saying thli,t his father J i • • ~, l , · , .. · • Ship m·-. Hawau·· had "dev•tot>ed· , ... , fondhes• and • S·'n·.T "'y Ho·z!.i1...:.v great feeling of peroonal at\achmtnt to .., uu ,, . : ~.,,.
V. ll ' c· . ~ ·z ·n ld Off ' th:? City or Huntington Beach.'' , ..•• , .... . ·a ' ey OUUt;l . 0 s PE1it,'1~~RD~n.::!.':.ailor toN:~~r~ '.~~: bf°..i~~~.as~e~.~· t':\;t":! -Box ¥ail to. ~n:.~
.. , tf:n!on=~doo:1::!w'::r ~~; Europe wiUi the counciil. PilfOn·s 6f'.theJHUntin~!seaMi ~c>st •
P l " -F-c A • . pered by a HunUngton Beach , man, Mr.s. Dione NeuJra said her husbi.nd Of fife " doWntown bra"nch twfil 1riQt'' h'aVe '·
a· .. ·m· lS·try · ee-u' t . ction i·umped ship Tuesday in a wild ramapge wthortk.,.ih with mDany co\i.botheraton, buht their mall .placed In boxea on· SUni(ay1 · a er son ion was one w o o·r ."b"'ida~, according~ to postfuas&er as the craft pulled into port. der~-~ th Id d ~ ,_ a: un .:l\INU e wor re n own e Pete ,oiFablo. . t 1 • Engill.~man 3.C: Wayne C. Uthaug, 21 , architect's ideas best and would follow . Tfte pro~ economy mea1tu:e. '(ill
If Abraham tincoln· was _read b·y a .; tidally show its hand, afid~ asked+ City of Jordan, Mont., lea~ fram the USS iherD most closely. take• effect Mliy· s, DeFabJo sakL Bpx1 · ·~ -Lto.~-s. ~
Palmist, why shouldn't residents of. 'oun-Attorney Thomas Woodruff f0r',a11 ·~Ion Reaper as she cruised toward--<a pier, She said that ahe hoped the City would hoJde.Q ,..,Ii still be able ·to ~fup, mail . .~.. y;~ ~,:K 'OH ..,THLY it~I'.'!~ . swam &:ihore and itole a truck from let the Neutra finn desigo the liD.rary,, on .Suncfays lf, tft was boxed. 1!a1\ir.dav; , t.· . .., -~ 1 -""'"" tain Valley enjoy the same privilege? in tWo weeks on the business licenle fee. a would·be r~scutr. . to be built in the, 147-lcre, CJ,itral 'park The only exceptions, to . th;:,;hollday
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That was one o[ the argun>ents put fee . ... • •, The Reaper's commandb1g officer is · be~w!enTalbertAvenu,andGoldenWest schedult" wiR be WisliinctOn!s··Biitbdfy. '.f·,;; . • , ,. ....... , • ... :! ~·.
to "the 'city colii\Cil' Tuesday ni•bt by· -After the meeUng ,Councilman-(ton U. Cmdr. R. C. Kahler, ol Huntington Street. aiid .. Veterin's ~Day. ' ,. ' ' -.. ~, .. · ' ~ '";...-·, ··1·rr.t • ,
a Santa Ana Attor.ney who· is , ;eeking· 'Shenkman said he· ~thinks .th& bulnels Beadi.,,--• " ~ • The councilme agreed ·t.fuit a new J!J.·e.-iai;;· Fo_·~m~~~CJif~f.
a reduction in tH.e city's ·$100.aoday" llCense ree is ·~totally abwrd .)nd Military auOiorlUes uld the sailor pull· comffiit.fee should meet with i the-nrm. ' · ,. STOCK~ 'M~RK'l;T · · ~ ~--·--_
b . li f f 1-1...t-ed a knife -~•commaiideered a I.ruck to dlscuss details of.· a new contract . '11 ''' ' I 1-' BOGOT-', eo'1orribla (UPlr -Colom· ~s cen~ ee · or ~ .. ~ .. ,J 1 · • archaic,·• but l"i'fin1M to prediet;.,.tfit --y J.:.. "' a~ and !~telling. f·~-f I isl·-,-1 F--u • ...., from a paaaerby who tried to help him, for the , library. A c<>mmJt.ee was ap-'NEW YOIµ( (AP) :...The Btoi:~'mai:Ii~t " bian i\rm/fr~ ~ u;e fue .. 11lhlnk these prohibitive fees were u"""eo pam ry n ~--1 <! thendtoveltibroughalockeda:a'te. J)ointed and held its .first pleetlng filtl'I shoWeda 1ubalantiil JOa.ln,JI~ fradbig o£former-clictit.Ot.Gust8vo~P~illa e~•6u-~• In the·da•o -. -lmistry _ ·.,~w. €ouncilmim , Albeit 'lloll-He wu qulckly captured by military Dion Neutra lmmedl&t.ly aft<: the Cqun-this !fl<!'."!>•·. iSe,e _q.u~UP!"• · P, a1ea . tilday,.pla.cloi.hlm, ,.,,.,.r , . '""'••
-31KU ,, 'l'I"' • ...... _,:.;. polict. -• cit meeting.· · · !"') r · bile his 'i.:71.J"r: --'=""'~;i:-1 wai connectechilthOJ!'ll.P.r:lnl c_,a•-" ·agreed, l>!ft added thet ., a .......,t . . . '""'' ·-' · $arrest w • '""l"l'-' ....., or
and gfy!~es'." Everett~· the at:·-he:..u obJected .to ~tone's ~erence to . • • '.L~· . ., .j .... • ' : h~returnto:~ii:r : ~f.t '.~ t <
:3::T~~·!e~;!;c;1:J:n~gy: i;a::~·~~~1l ••aiil,:.'l'm Jur~ U:tideeidelf .. Not1 • .Jnd.ae··: t or~~-~,::,;~·.;·.~
1CJtit new~pers • afid sold through not interested I~ palnlJStry~ but: 1( some. . * ti , : . • -:J ' " , , • ' e . • 1 m~azinesUisfoies)""he'"a'.i"gUed: ~. ··~, ·one,elle"is, tine. I do think"tbe ·busin~ . ,' . _ • • · . ~ t • •• , ., • ·-. .. '
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A'little iJl'ejud1ced agai~ palm1$lry, · • . ·:,. r: .r.~,, ... ~i:_.,..,. "..,111111111-.;;-a ~,.,,_._ • 1-R. · ' · anti inig)t have ,lo thi~ a long time ' · H: , ~ "' • :1 , . ._ .' .. ~ • '"' • , · " . r ~ . ~r.u:'S,X ,~SP.~n,se
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~ror~!han,ing the fft. ~ , .. _ . By TOM BARLEY · ni.imber of witnesses among them ·cona.id~a~Je. 'ch8.llerige to ttl,tt ~riissed f1 You c.ti .take io/f those, ~eaters r , Vloe Mayor J~~ HafPU said, not , ; -·°' ,,.. e>tiw f'll•t ''"' Muf'ilclpal Court Judge Rpbert E. ruck!µ, cpurt. re~rter; lrllJed. p,urin1 her 1 tw<>-, TfurtQay .becJl\lse ;tbe · ~pera-, Fto m..,,ilOt ·A'd ' . .::::::·; ~~ ! ~ 't':r:~~ar sp: Eileen Wa~on'a War against a piece Santa ~na· Police .chief EO ... Ws:rd J .. Allen. day ~·)' ~at .. ·ft t 1W'11 not.. •OJ>tr:lttng. ~~e u~ ~at,~~~·~·
. :·'·,. · , .'• ,;i.t1llk'eeP~oPtn~." ~~: ~=n~:!m~~!1~~9~ ~rt. clerk Don Armour and Deputy· ti;er •• ~~·C~r'.it ~•(~1~·an ,~, j fufther~inlandunderfriendb',IUD-;
'l'Emem<.'1-flne r~nse_:_~ifh •~ely, • Stoae !fa•~-ill!BI Jjlle(JjlAlitka, opot her all .. ecfly ·~auto endelt Distnct Attorne! ~~· F', Crooby. to a 15 mi1e, '°""·w)left ~ wa1 ~lied, ny Bides. , , , • -· ..
.... , • ~·.a•prlll ir....... "· ... . .. , . : ~-!hop Tueaday· -... . -Jttry btt J,. . ~. bY -· ~. Po1J1:.-.11"'". ,. ... • I · · "'"°"''""""°" lri!ptOv,l;l!QI · OI , , ,• . ~ iit# · • vtrY· dOQ!dad ·illclie;;;; : · ' 1 ,M;ii' 6=' c ' . 'wa'¥iron'I ' iu)>P!i<ttas . 11" bes~i:;.d " \~llo,quett · 11\'SIDE · TOD~ y . ~?The id-..tbit_... ' •·"', . •. .Jqqe WU!Ltnl.'.:~ acce~ ... t were.riOt ,iu · by C®J'\'tqthOritlea. UUiit h Yt'f"lll" r _ eat-ooWd . A dductl 111 T
·t!ill ·o .. :, ;;·-·-·"--•from 'llad"'" "'·., . ~plenft11e.~~Ana.·M1m1clpif00urt -•a\idme · "-"•tiy,<Qdi«~' !'!',I,~··~ ,t\!11 , ~,upclr;' w;1~·,•,.°i'trJ1eor~~"'.:d
"Secre\ln' ·laf.pel'lftlMlon lo CIJll!P a pal ~· panel that Ibex could net reach· a •erdl!t as "having no 'rel~' ro '!ht 'matftt' ·t!leJ/'1"!', . . "!'\!: ~ .8h': ID · "' '""'•' • .;...,.. •"• l,CHAIJ,ENGING OP~R. per-•. W,oo:trull,who~•l"'°"edbiN~ m ,the we iraued peraonllly by tlie at hand, designed to baraH· potjce and also cj\leltlopeil.· •q!ll , ,and 1 ofl:l!~/;,i~~ ,;;t
• rorm ~tatial, adm1ni!tr1Uve Belch s baUle :=, astre1ogy ~..year Hunt.tngt.on '8eRb woman" a~ set a , cit~ oUICliJs and cank•rr to' the dignity • ~ j of.-~ .. • • w h.o Cba.&t this tut~kcnd.' .St1, t•iCr.! ,;::;:-=1:'1:0:.{ .... ~~i::. <a., r_ ,.P!'I' •> • ' new !rial ~Mg. Ii.' ! ·1 and orderly p~ «'!hio court. .: •!'!":~led !ht. rl\d'' d~.. :1!:. ·'~·· · ·~ <qfm1um1, Pao•• 22·13. .: ' !
nr· o1c. Airport, llllst'.tve xlnt ' ' ' lie thfjl bty il'<fereit' the cou.~ty Jud~e, Thom\_on ll;o. endecj Miu • Miu' WtldrOI! ~er.it IWO/'~bons for , , -· ori
: typlni ,,s.ff. exper. use o1 die· no•tal 'Plan • Blas'ted welfare ..,...... .. t emp ~ 10 1~e I watdtoos Rri,.flrteP.,as a l"••lem , a llllftrl•l·•Jter. JUIY •llfllNllCed that :r,~;. · ~ -... --·'I'll tatina ~. ~ptable aubsti· .c: " back to rsl.s ~ r~wb!i_t -awyer by ~tn&nl .~e public defend~ ~' riu)d not .reae .• ui-.nlrn0u5 verdict c"'"' ~r i: . .,.... ::.. ~
tule. Sbd also be clpable of deaJ.. ~ ' -. could, be,. ,~. to tepreee_pt ,W•ar: ~¥>'!• cwt~mpt anc;. U\tn . 'fil~ ~theitl •.w-J\hout ~-· ~·~ u·si ,~ • !fnow~~A$kAt:1Y0r1_ll PauJ.. 1-··N::~~m~u:~ Jor r=e~~ -==t~· p,ooedur~·11: the ~ oo;:~1~s ft~~ tod~11 'lhat ti4~ Jury~, pl~~~~ based on' hel' ar~ment that i;:.:.1c .. " il F. . .t'::.:1,.!f
(No .\gencya) the Pest Office cam~ under fire from ":;light of 'what he called Misa Waldron's "hlch· saj throuah thi 'Waldtqn• tNJ o(fk't:t Robert Swabtl l'lad fipened the :::i!...::i n.J i=-.~ '•:
You can gel the result.a you ·want· too two ~'anal J;lepublicans Wed· "indiscriminate use of • u b po en a wat1 locked 11 to ,1 In favor ·of convJcUf" d \I.~ doOr fw • Woma~ membtlr "~ t+n ·= ·.. ..,1
from a -hird-W'Ol'klfta DAIL..Y Pi:u:ri · ne9day q ·•.1polilical as bell.'1"t'he.y said privileges." ~ . when Judge, Tbr;>mpsol'I ruled 1 mistrl8.. ot one. jury end llid.i._"bello" to the '::;'T."llMn ': ::;:r: '""' ....
ciaallied.ad. Calllo..•.xt.sot.director at _lt.l!ouldiopen the.way lo.lorciag "''""" He.JIO!ed,..thalJ!iaa_Jlaldroo,J3, o[ m: YOlfilj)e Mias 'l(pldr9!1,__11>4!•klfll~l!!'I member, . ..,. entered.' th<, -· -•" -. mat.womrs lo join.a uruon, IOI 7th Sl, bad .. bp>ened a subotantlal al .• pace which •PllWed lo pooe ~ cour1roomo L----· _-__ ..:,......_ _ _,.---.,.I,
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By ALAN DllllN
CM .. Delb' PIM llttl
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A houaew~ took her place on the Huntington ~ch city council Tues-
dlj' 1'lcllt,ad .-~C<llll1cllmeo wonder u they could slaiid the 'h<al in
her ldtdion. Quite a lew got burned. ·
Her name Is Mrs. Nonna Brandel Gibb& Many men
w:ere muttering !I Into the small l\olin tl1ll morning u they
tried to fathom what went wrona with-their best laid plans
to elect a mayor. .
Everything had seemed clear unW a woman came
along. Tbe vote was tp be a.sttaight ahowdown between
the 1tllli mayor Jock Green and -mator George Mc-
Cl-ocken wllb Ill memben kn9wn in be ID a W deadlock. +·+·+ . • • • Mn.·G!bbe. ibe ClllJ -!ncamti<nl elected, had the
pl~ vote. But lnlliad of. -tier billot. she kept 11· ap • .._ -.. ~ • hip bee! In the WOltl."
.. llOll. GmBll, lt ...... ii a ""'1'd abelalper. . •
. .JI• ... had ...-... that .. ~ 4,01 -. had ~ her to .... tr tbem. ..... .-up her llrill tine ~U..: Wcman .power, Iba ~. la In nol ~ up yaur mind. • • •
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Higb school Trustee Josepb Rlbal today
asked for the cancellaUon ot. an Edi.son .mg11 Scbool dedication e<rempoy Thurs-
day _l>ecauR, he alleged the sobool Is
nallted· alter \'the largest single l9UfC8
of air pollution wJtbin the county.!'
He asked for the caocellaUon th.rough
a letter 'addressed to Dist. Supt. Mu:
F()l'Jley, only one day after be ad-
monished Robert S. LaVrTenct, 8 UCI
dean and guest speaker, not to attend
the meeting for tt»e 1ame reuon.
Matthew Weyuker, pitildent of the
Huntington Beach high school d~tr\Cl's
Board of Tnistees, said the dedicatiOn
would take place despite Ribal's letters.
"He'-. inakinl atatements that 8re not
necmarlly racls. It's a well·lmown /act
lhat 1ulomoblt.. produC< IO perocnt ol
!!le !JllOI," ~ Weyuur.
"f don't thlnk he's taking into aCCOUDt
that be might be hurting the lccUnga
of the kids who are proud ol their
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, lhll u 9loy watdied the -ate drama unjold. '. . • ·
!In. Gtbbl dmled that lhll waa ber lnteeUon ""'" Ille nvealed htr-
Rlf • lbe anDll)'IDCJm ablf:•llm-after tbe ftrlt two ballota. It wu not a cue
of a wGmln belq tmabte 10 maa up her mind, ohe eald, boil '1lnply a llltu ..
' Uoit lil'wbleh a newcome IO the councll did nol wanl IO be -u alJinfnl hor·
No End Showing
In Truck Strike --
Spins Into Weed Patch
, stll .with' eltber cocmcll. camp. -· -Wildcat strikes by truck drivers from
oruo to Calif<rnia showed no signs of
A chase reaching speeds In excess of 120 miles per
hour ended in a Huntington Beach weed patch Tues-.
day afternooo with a smashed up car and a string
of citations "for the driver, James W. Burton, 18,
Long.Beach, but no serious injuries. Newport Beach
police said they pursued the car west on Coast High-
way and up .Beach Boulevard where the auto rip1
off the highway at Atlanta Avenue. , -•
. I ... * * 111111· POlJND her · pollltloa u1llenablt. Green' ad McCrack., no doubt . ' • I
-II untenable, too, fer-by allotiinlng 8he tocik'both men out Of the
plcton ad (OI Jl!>nald Sblpley, a oolletiUt at Cl! State, Long Beach, elected ....,,....
U llli. Glbbl" wwds an·to be-tahn-Ml'loully, lt -mull-be.comclucle!I
that .... did Doi"""' the""""'"'"'""' of deddln(·wbo -be elecled ,..,.. '"' ler llrill DllOlt on. the oouocll: ·· , · · ·
-Yet.her aclloa t.<ld llte1bollota, tcrpedoed..the cha-of both Green
and llcCraotoa, llllllall • -·of -.,, and put· Shipley, who bu beld the
. pootloo -llmel ol ~ -iJf lbi olty. 0
ending today, while a strike· threat by
90,000 teamstets in the Northeast eased.
President NiJ;oa was asked to intuveM
in the wildcat-=ltrllte--i>f-12,000-Ohio
teamsters by the Ctzyaboga CoWlty
(Cleveland) Board of Commissioners.
Cleveland ·Is "!"'rted to ~ losing 13
million a weei in payrolls alone and
unemployment has increased by about
20,000 persons since lbe strike began.
Mesan Facing ,Charges
Of Insurance Swind"le
Garf:l~n Grove
-fifuncihnan...:_ -
Suffers Attack
• FAR FROM -~ .iOiiiO!\li:.,. Mn. ·Glbbo' mlllden ·move on tbe
cocmcll waa lo 8led Sbloie.. >'-""'41i'. That'• ihe way ll a!>PW'-ed tO -...-tlm" _,,.,._ . ' ""9-Glbbl 'trill have · a -baid ilmi cmvJnchil ihe eynlcs among them--
llial waa not ber lnlenUon an 11911& r • .
U, then. Ille did tatmd to brelk up lbe city's power llllUciure, she de-...,,_., -•lu!Alkl!ls fgr -.r:
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ln-Chlcago,l~aHnedlators·sllld-the
chances for a negotiated end to a strike
and lockout there were .. very dark."
Elgbl leamaler looals and an Independent
A Costa Mesa men's wear store chain
owner who police allege~ out a
$15,000 insurance pollcy on the life of
a dying employe-= by standing in for
the unwitting cancer victim at a physical
examination -faced court today.
His fonner worker compla"ined when
he received the first bill.
SHIPLEY N·EW MAYOR.
union -representing over 40,0oo Chicago
drivers and dock worien. -are deiqan-
ding a fl.85-en-bour wage booet over
a'. three-ye,r contract. Chicago truckers Lawrence Odenz, 47, ()f 2983 Java Road
• • ha~ <>flered a 70-cent ~ · In the Mesa Verde area, is free on
.lim.n:M.:.lllhlo\tt ••.l!'l natl;f .-~ JlOIHlllnl dnce ,lhe ~ wu 1i,soo bail pending prDOeCution on lour N~ •• ~-Al Coen _JtljJposed~.tO.be..WCret~ . -.. . .' felony charges along with a co-defendant.
ttJimlna.Unl Gfeen. Two votes were held %': • • • -11 !!tP~ -;. .: e . ' ~· Q .. He . and former insurance salesffian *"•w Ill ...,Uon. Si, re . . Ealll Farowich, 34, or Tuetin. ai:e chlrged f'Ibe wm _,.t, ltQt observers f!JereWUas.J'tiew ooe ' • F' S • with compJracy tc commit grand theft, felt Sblolio and Bartlett ..... voUng ll'e ...... ,.,ce for McCncken and · Coen and Jerry MOTION PASSED ~ .. ..-.a. attempted grand theft and two counts
Matney •Green. .... .At this _.mt, a move was mfde to , ~ of forgery.
llECQI fA•UCO ' ~-.,,..pln .tjl~ln4UoJ11. ]p.one'd Wllh Flro engine !Id.,, inovtes, ftre ataU~ 1' llbe octjon was ICbedu!oc< belore Jud&•
I"=" the ::Ololl; ii· who's aJ>. · !lie 11tllllloii became · • to· be qllerf<!.~ ~&;,~ Beach Judicial · Dtslricl Court, 1temmiog !\'om
!Allot.I two cal;,~,, 01111 ~IDV "!'P°"'1 .. !!11!.:.l.... =· ;.d J~·~-cte:~:, Piu! Mast In ~Ir•~°"'"'" 't1>1Jnty
atain1na ~ be •"'wnw' " hhDJell Bartlett attempted to ~tc . ~ celebrates P'tra'"ler\Pl~'DtJ.. . . a complaint by a terminaJly ill cancer ~t ,,;'l!\l~. aGI~~" •• ~ :i .::dypo!::',.:'J .·~.·~.,~ • AR lire statlom wjll-be" _. for-public n -""' -·--Id tputl ard--~-"'•·-~ lnsilectloo between t:.l.m. .lo.5 p.in., WU the-wbowudecllologlovole. OOU DD o<W -·...--· -,. iccordinf t0 Capt .. .Jlm1Vlnctot ol the 1 "'lbi """'°"'I have 11 lhll -Matney -then 11<111in11ed Slilpley,...,. HU11tinston·llelc!i F1ri J!eportmenl. ~ .. -. ui, ~baa oome aJoni though he was the ooly one'i"lo'~}l•I· ;At Ille ·Lllt,'Slnet -~, "I,., Lake
t1;at than ani faclloai 1111 the councll," been ln favor ol ~ llJe.-uta-St, thl!ia wm~ llre-ibxi<.rld.Ot from * aplalilod. · ) t.: . Uons. .t: : ·• • 9 a:tn. ,t.: llJll-.a.m. '.~f.l'ill!:aerlal
1'lllen &lie Aid lhOJ-llhe-.,,.. ohoclred With Slllpley now tn1the ,...., 1r.was ~., ~w« ·~uons,
lo read' ln ·'lhe [lr9!I Iha! lbe held leH that Green's chancu.3 0ald'•be reacue brea .l!ld bom~ lll•ty
the DI -·-· boosted !or a vole ,.. two mlcftl -lie demonslreQw. • ,; · "I -1111 llloog. fell l1>al I bad siphooed from l\Jc:Cracl<en. 11 ll!\Olfted> Ai-the Bu!bard Sire.&' StaUon, J79a
8iJ: friends on the councl.I -l don't that Green-.. Matney and c.oen wwld Bustiard St ... Ute eveiitit"111 tab place
like the -posiUon I wu put in. It's sUck together and that those 1hree votn frord ' noOa ·\o· 2:30 .p.m: ,l:Dd at the
untenable."· would be enougb, partlculatly ii lllere Doyle'and Shlilda Slatllm, 51111 Hill Ave.,
llESPECTED BOTH was another abstention. • Crom J p.m. to 5:30 PJD; .
Mn. Gibbs -on lo aplaln that S'l'llATEGY FAILED
she bad r_eapect Ind ~ fer lli!lh But ~ . .strategy falled. There were
Great anil..llcCrackeni -.. ·-no .•bstenUons. The vote came out a
"l am 'not a mnui with a 'bird deod!ock qaln :.... Ibis liiiie Green and
time ~ up my i!ih>d ~ I don1 . S!llpley with lhrO!l wtes apiece and
want lo have ·YoU feel that If I vote· _. MCC!acbo one. .
for (;reen I am In Green's camp aod Thl1 produced a ruooff between Ship1Q"
ir. I 1~ for George that I am with and Green and Shlpley was elected . .t:J..
him. A few minute~ later there was anether 1 ~ !lfaloey and Bartlett 1tlempled court.oy rount and Sh!J>ley was &1!"11 '
to. ~ Mn:. Gibbs that any hurt a unariimous en~eQt.
feeJ11111 would fade fJKi that she could Matney was also n1mtd vice maydr~
vok fo< either without oaulllog !II wlll. without opposlUon. Hls~nacllon caught
ThLoi: caused .city attorney ~n Bonfa the emotion of the evening: 1"Jbank · ~ , ch!_~ 1n with the observation th~t you _ l think." .. ·
it;twn ~ for anyone to e1:pia:in · Shii>tey was elected a counaHman in
1 OAAftll coAIT l'UILISHING CG\\l'AHV
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Vkl l'rtt!denl <Ind Gentt'1I MIWllf!N'
Tho111u 1Ct11'il ....
Tlloll'ltt A. M11rphi11•
MIM\11111 lllJI"'
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M1ffiJlf AtUr1u1 P.O .... ltO, •2641 --l...-19dl:m.--t~
Wit IMM: m wue Ila'/ Strftt ~ ktell: 2211 wttt ... lbN IOll""l"f
In Clernitnk: -Norlll El~ ....
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196t and In .1964.. 1985 &efved 8 two-year
terin as ·Dllyor. ill lhe 11111 eleclloii
hfi was the top vote-geiter, P.ifuic ii.
per<eJ11.
He was vlce •mayqr in 1965.and again
was mayor for ooe year in 00.
' Valley Planner8
Face 7 Hearings
Fountain Valley's p I a n n I ~ a com·
missioners may ,be a l.itUe shOcked to
see seven public bearings scheduled for
their meetlng al 7 ,~ tonight In city ball.
But a spotesmin for the, planning departme~t saf~ tqday Ille JllOll<la is
not so bad u it looks because four
ol Ille publlc bearlnp wlll be condbued
lo other dates. ;
The th,.., JNllllc hearings 11111
scheduled are: · •
·-A req\IOl1 for lllnlle fomlly (II-I)
"'"1ng on p...,.n1, north of Ellis A-,
l!Heet ....i of Btnbrd StreeL
't..fiuollngton Volley B1pUst Church Is
-.un.~. ·~ ': =.::
sl of B an Street and Slater Av.-e.
-A p plan for six lndultrial
buildings In 11" industrllll part.
Church Plea Denied
1bt Huntington Beach oouncll has
denied • ttquest by the First Church
ol Christ Sdentlst for diagonal pariinc
OD Ei&hth Street In Ille downtown ...... ' . . . .. ..
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Traffic System ·
Analysis Slated
Ao analyllls ol lralfi~ syotems ID Hun-
tln'gton Beach is to be made at a cist
of 1129,000.
Flnanoe Director Ben A11110llo told
councilmen Monday that the state had
approved a grant f()r _the study. He
said the survey would· help the p0llce
departm•~t.
The counell gave Arguello pemUssion
to set up a four-man committee to
evllluale' the prOposals Glf•r\!d by eight
COllJUllantS'...tioC the job and to JWard
the· -t. ''Ille cOmmlttee will ·bring ·
the contrai:t 6aCI-for !Orm.al ratlflcaUon
by the council May 4,
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PALMIST ...
&10. said today that other forms· ot
eiltertal'nment al!O pay high fees .
He listed a circus, which pays $200
the first dAy and $100-a-day afterward&;
• carnlvlll tent sbow, llllO-a4ay and ·
an auctloneq at $SO+day.
"Primary-reason for stiff fee, and
moit clUes have tbeni, Is the dirficuh1
In pollclntr ·a palmistry or astrolD17 "
business," Woodruff uplained . .
However cwncil«ten feel about these
art.I, the wrltlna won't be on the wall
conctmln& their IUture \IDUl the ocx1 I
council meellog, May 5.
Huntington Council
Seeks Pollution Rap
1be Huntliigton Btach council wintt: ownen ol boats Lhat discharge Hw1ge
to be punished.
The c:ouncU has puetd a resolution
ur&ini ledml and stale rep-esentat)vu
to enact leglll1U00 bannlll( the dlscl\arg•
of teWtge lnto any bay, harbor or
n1vlpble itream and calllog !or punllh-
ment ol any violations.
Wr~king Yard
Appeal Denied
An appeal to open an auto wrecking
yard in the central part of the city
,-as turned d()wn Dy Huntington Beach
council Monday.
The council denied· permission to
Robert Morris to open the yard on
a 4.8-acrt site south of Slater Avenue
and west of Beach Boulevard.
The 'property ls in a light industrial
dlstrlcl bul the plannloC staff pointed
. out that homes and apartments are
·nearby.
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TERMS
BANKAMERICARD
MASTER CHARGE
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patient who Jives In Corona del M~.;.... .
De uty District Attom.ej Joe Dickersof
charged llie-J)iirW ltli collibCJratfiif·to-
ga in financially from the impending
death of the man .
Odenz allegedly took and passed the
physical examination ordered for the
victim by Farmers' New W or Id
Insurance Compaiiy. ·
The clothing store operator is head
of Michaels' Limited and Is being
represen~ by attorney R i c b a r d
Caillouette, ot. Whi"ier.
His legal counsel declined Tuesday
to comment on the unusual case against
Odau ml Farawlch.
E~c4ange Cluli·
Hunting Talent
Members ot tbt Fountain Valley Ei.
change Club are bunting for talent.
The talent they seek lle:s within youths
age 7~19 who can sing, dance, play a
musical lnstnqnent or exhibit some other
talent.
The best of eac.b categ!X'¥ will perform
for the public free at 7:30 p.m .. Saturday
at Fountaln Valley School, 17911 Bushard
St..
One Winnerirom Satwday's contest In
the 7-14 age bracket and one from the
15-19 ·age bracket will be selected for
county and perhaps state and national
contest.5 se:onsored by the national Ex-
change Club organir.ation .
AudJUons for tht Saturday night show
will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday
at the sch(l!JI. Applications for the talent
contest are available at all schools in
the city.
H. Looia-Lake. Garden Grove coun-
cilmiln and fonner mayor of that city,
is reported recovering-wet from-a 111.ild
coronary atta~I(. lU!fered ~day at bi's
beach house in Laguna Beach:-·
Lake, 59, was re-elected last week
to . a ~rd four")'ell! council term in
Garden Grove, where be -makes his
home. He had come to Laguna to spend
the week.end at the oceanfront home
·at 68S Sleepy Ho1low Lane, which he
and Mrs. Lake lease on a year-round
basi.s for summer and weekend slays.
Taken to South c.oast Community
H~ on-SundQ, Lake was 4iscov"ered
to be· l.Ufferlng ff.oiit a previously. un-
diagnosed ,,diabetic condition, Mrs. Lake
saJd. · · ·
Qo<;tor• ~avf ord~~ bJm to· ·""' qul!14' ill LaJUna !Or .• Um• before. ~l.irriN(~to ,.hlS duties on the Garden
GiOvb' 'CPuncII. He is the owner of a
large lumber yard in Garden Grove.
Lack of Quorum
Delays Decision
Lack of a quorum by Huntingtoli Beach
planning commissioners T u e s d a y
P.QStponed a decision on the controversial
Brookhurst ·street and Adam! Avenue
land di9Jsion for aiiother week.
The division involves two 16.7 acre
parcels on the southeast corner -0f the
intersection.
Several commercial establishments, in-
cluding a harctware store, car wash and
service station have been denied con-
struction requests on the comer by either
the commission or the city council.
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Toa """7 line Jtatl 1bout .. r clrmnaUc d-
atn=7ler aupuiority, Tbi1 i1thewatch that wu 1000 feet from a plane. It 1till workl
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T.bt llOnt of W1ier'1 toaahneaa lies in the
lncdex ba1uace wheel with ltl unique tlexible epiral
spobl that ,...i·v .. to abaorb shock and i1 ru•nn·
tMd araiutlhock: for life! (Ewa Lbebanlut life.)
Or replaced free Jf eftl broken. Stop and ... the
~111ple:t:e line of handaome, darable WJler watchu.
And • the watch that waa dropped from. u. air.
pl111uod Uftd lotlck abool It ' . .
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0-1· V-HwlU. 1hock ... puu\Md
• for tile aplaat; ......._
24 YEARS
SAME LOCATION
I U) NEWPORT AVE. PHONE
541-l40 I COSTA MESA
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shalt, wil1 serve a t~-year term .,s
m8y«-. He 1 aald•-he W•s· greatly p)eased
at 'thel vote Outcome. ' r ., /•
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told lhat Parson.!' had the v.otes to bi· com~ maypr ancl 'Htrlh 'had agrted to'
noiniiiaie him to '™"' 9oUdarit:r. ~n
the picture .changed. 1• • , ,) . ~ . T'l)llledialely after the v°'lug'Tuesday,
1.frs. · ,Parsons, diStraught ·a~ ther bus:
band's ~defeat, came up to the press table.
")t we ail set for Hlrlh ·to Tiominate . . .
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last rilgl1t and' said h!'h&d !he-• ne"' . , ' " • . . ' I ' ' • .men ~sewed\UP, ...... i ~fl " .. , · ·
The .thrff 'new meD ·•he·spoke ol•are •
Carl Kmyla, Milan .. DoO!al aricl ·lli<:hard
Croul, SWOrri· tn. Tu~8Y' f4 ~ \.four-'
years terms they w·ere · electe"d ~o '1~ ~ ... ~ "
wi;ai-sons said tie111ad three Vo~ COin('
In _... ~mably hJs OWl) and thMe of '.
holdover councilman Donald..,. McJnDts . .. .. 1 . •• .
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and re-eli<ted <:ounaimon Howml· J!oC· ers · · ~..i ' ~; -o~ · 111t.'fini ~v.w ·.,· t11•''1t'!
coilnclime.\ evl<k'n~1 Yblid· Mr If.Ward
Rogers. ihe, third ~vo~ed !"~Ypl' Cfa!dl•
datt. That oroa~ a 3-3-Nle. Al'f>lnllW
O.{I the sec1)n~· ~ote ~ S\Yl~ to ffirth,
. P~s· w81 -e cOi!Cil~torj than
hls ·wile I~ )us.e~lanatlon'o( ~t hap.
• pene<i', ,He Sa'k!, <,:Nre '-.8.S a .tende1'CY on·the part of thet~w,cPuftcibrieil to.,....w._nt ~·'·" "~(See>lllR1'B, ....... ) . -' ..
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CNo~ta. ~esa's Sehfull~ Jo·i11 .;~µg: :9~.:~.ea~h;· ·.
___ e,w_Ma_mt _t_Fi. .. · . -.. · _F· · fill{;· · ·, ·. t Clues Sougli~-..-. R$!,rtM.Wilaon'was:~ed~a19rof reew· . :·a ·y• · 1··g •'. 1· .• ;~ 'ofihge-Ctiinty ,.cbron!r'l depUUei~
·CostJ.Mesa Tl,teSday•nlght,dliring the.·ci.ty __ . -. . , . . : , · 1 • .? day are trying to establish idenUty 1nc1· council'~ biannual reorganization meeting~ ' r • ~ ' (-.. a ca~·ot death of; a badly decom~
Councilman Willard T. Jordan, who won t bOcly found on tl}e beach thif'~ fllOl'l'Ii.n&
r"1iliection to his seat this. month was An atde-ln State Sen. John G. Schmitz' after the place holder bill ·'!_a_aJ~· · r Off 281.h St'reet in New~rBeach. nam~ vice-mayor. . ' Sacr11mento office said today the sena_lor· 111 anothe'r develoe_ment, "&fuVi Area -~ ~~~~less ahd lim~less. remajnl Wll~ir Will be ~ecvil}g as mayor .. while. has agreed to co-author wilh-'Asseri\bly-FreeWay Figbtetl.anOO:UnCed they •have. Wert. d1111,.vvered .. 8.IXM-5:30 a.tn-:'.by' 1
carrying on his campiign for elecUon to man Robert ·Badham a bill deleting the secured Ne~rt Harbor High .~ool j<i-~r out for an early m"Omlng'run.
the county Boilrd of Supervisors. He is Newport Beach section ,0r the Paclllc Audltoriufn for an aU-0u~ anU•freeway Santa Ana rj!sldent Robert Turv, t~t
seeking tne seat currently hel.d .. bY Alton Coast · Freeway route from the ,state rTietUng. al 7:30 p.m., Thursday, AJ"'.il La Colina Drive, told officers hp spotted
E. Allen the current bo:ard chairman and Jreeway system. ,.;... 30. , · ' the body on the hlgh tide · ijne as he
represe.n'tative of Orange Cpunty's Fifth Schmitz (R·Tlistin )' co-authored 1 Paul J, Gruber,' vice chflrman ,of the ran •long the beach. . ; · .
Superv1sorial District. similar Badham (R-Newport Beach) Freew•Y Flghuin, said speClfic , inVlta-• De.tecUve Sam.Amburgey .JI.id the body
,N.EWP0"-'1 Bl;,8CH CITY CQUNCIL CH,t.NGES THE: GUARD' · A total of n appointments or elections proposal in 1985. . .. · li<>ns are beulg sent to, ff civic WOC!o· was In tbe Odvilnced ·-·<ii decom·
· , ~a"r;.r E~ Flfr:th Trln: Ga:nl •••Mrs.' IM.rlh•ll Steps Down t~k place during • the .Costa Mesa coun-· 1bat bill passed-the Aseembly but died uons and a ·~l inviliuqn ii Uten;Qed Ji.ol!Uoo. 'II~ Wfl 1~f~ ··'° eYen tell · ~ '· oil's reorganization meeting. :' in a Senate commiUee c~ by, to the public\. to attend. · ' that it wu lftunan, be sa1d .•
' . One1drew concerned·~,rwbile a,n-"Father-of the Fre~•Y ·syat'em" Dan· He said an aerial photograph a~tnc~ 'Whilecoronet'sinveetlpton,,e;tryhl& ''*" , 0 ~· ' ~· ' , . other w,as ,made ·*Uli .. aHec~te ~ dol~ CQll1'f~ · . 1 . : ...:,;i..: ~ l;Qllie ~--~Lbe' Ill ~~~~~.Gibe' =,:<,:,~!'!.~?h
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~: "~~~ ; , • • : , • : f ':~ -· ":v· . . . . . . ·=aty ~ i• ~.~.,,.,.&~· ~s . \'.A:Jttll~. I me11l uter! .own i:'lan~ lit mado>~, Cil)~.1.~,!" • .::.,: ~ ... ;.:~ ""'"7 -· ;.;::; ' -. "" I'"' .. .plHJlll :n1 'J r
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Farewells were safd Tuesdar by·tbrie priive on lhoH leeilngs. . ~ .. ~.;.,al~ :•!::':l'J:.~ ·.(51..V'tin'f:t•Lfl~S(J. .~.f} ·Q.0,f.S. .
Newport Beach tjty_c~lmen, two of As reUrt~g m.,or; Mrs. Marshall was strator suffered 1 strOte several montbt · ' f'" . . ' , . · ... B' -' ' ' ·
whOnl.'liadluved the city'as .m'.ayor tand given a boUquet of Jong-stemmed yellow .... -.... "-t • '· y Su' TIP~~
lhe third forrnttly as city manager. ' ·~. a plaque~ with4 gavel on it and ag~uncilman Pinkley said he talk~ M . G s F' ' ds' . r~· ! ADU
SteWog down to yield their seats•to -~i1fr:m::~uon.from her city coun-withMcKenzk!at5p,m. and thekmgtime ay et ' tat:.n . Un . 'suPervisor Robert .w. Battin W88 ~~~:i~~rereandMr~~~1i:!~~ 'Mle resolution· eipreSSes sincere ;ap-~Yof~:!~~ :=~~t )'Oung Sorsabal . - , ' . t:; · · -' 6'f&tM 1 aialnr'1Widat in lits renewed
--Mrr.:.1(8?.lhallo·mnor the ·ta,s:t .t'Wo l>reciation for her '12 years'of service CounCJlmf.nGeorgeA.T11,ckerwa1.,pre-. . 1 • , , • "·. 1 , • , • jlJ~ ~ ~dy phisei ~f ~.Upper
yearJ said;.~1t has ·been:a •grea.t ,ex-lo the· citizens · of •tbe city as planning sented a cerainlc city s~•l-coinmendl~g , By ,JOANNE REYNOLDS . place .iaxes ·OO dlJputed property tn~~ Ne"'.POri Bay land •exChange with · the pe~~ t1had• 00. idea the job · would ~ssiOner, councilman; vice mayor his four-year term, 'pfus ·a clock-tno11nted . . ~ -..~ ~"''...,, • · tipper N.ewport Bay. , , Irvine €.ompan)'. ,'' he\aS;iDf.e(estj.nJ:,..enjoya~le ~~·re~ard-· .-Ud ?l}AYoi:. desk set and boo.kends. . tfeWpori.Meu· Uajfled ~I District. .. . in&."· . ~·rt aays she provided .f.hc city with in· Acting City Clerk, Eileen Phinney, prior Supei:lntem,ient WJlllam CUMJngham In September boai'd memberl had' de. ' lit , a~ new ippreaCli, Battin suggetted ~ber:. _mayor· i~· four ·years·'before-sPir~d lea"'rshi,p, ga,ve ge~ously of to her own permanent appoinQnent, ad-Tueaday night told schopl ~rd'l'lie17lbtrs Clde<l nl\)€ to n'gure on abbUt f639,~ frorii · \hat ~ Cqµnty ~nsel "'rubml,t a ~rt ~-Marsha1l.~sltid .. "I found a :new · her time to supJ>ort -worthy•community minisle~ed the oaµi of office to _Tticker's tqe district. may be able to get nearly t~ea.9Ji .UpP.'fN~~Ylapd,be<;a.use1 ln two weeks .·regardin& the rigbtls of
life.' It~• ·giv~me'l~~t, allowed me ~vors,, and preSi~ ~ov:er' delibera· ~eplicement1 Councilman.Jack Hammett, $300,l:to In it,ate. !qualizatiP,n ai~~ to re-. I~ bad, beeD Jrozeat.1 ·by 1 Cqunty Auesaot> ihe ~unty• "in the \ Upper' Bay . u to
to go forward and appear voonger ·than , t~.ol,tbe city .councif ,wilh..digrrity and and Vlce·May<ir .Joi'dan._ Andrew .J ... u.''neh' ... If'"'. haw 111'd he ho 1· d J I I
1 r•UY-iaiil..'' . , " . . , ~· . . . ~,ciousness... '"'1 . ; The occuion was· tnatked by a-strong Q,I a ., ..... s re me, access an e co o g ea ·
SheltOri.said he i couldn't pasSibly' im-' \Mrs.'M"arSh8.U gave the plaqUes to cru: new,spirif as"meri formerly atlocld1 su~ Deel~· 'Slacked' wal putting'•, freeii'onrthe pr'operty be-, preserves, and that the Department of •-d Sh d ported each other's appointments, having. A. cause .County'Cotin'51t ·Adni'n:Kuyper 'wal Real .'Property Service, s ,determine-the ua ail elton an . a ciJy flag to Gn1ber u b 'ed '" ha h f · ' · 1 • •-of the design that was adopted during apparen Y ur1 uie · tc et or muni· · ,. improperly. hali.qJlng A land ·sw~'With ine existence of land areas between Back
Charges Sought . cipal good. J B Pl • I . . his: t.erm as mayor. "In the. past four years. no one has . Il ay anmng rvme Company. Bay.Drive Ind the tidelands •1ess1than
·Mrs. M!lf"Shajl tbanke~ each,i;ity coun-worked harder than you, George,'' said School ofticials estimated it would take 100 lut in wtdth and ·esUmate ibe 'value
cilman individually and said ll has been the ex.mayor as he presented Tucker's at least three years to ·settle the 1 JallJI of Such. land." , ,4ga:1"·St Pa·;'P--"a wonderful', great team to. serve as mementos. Corona del Mar High School student swap issue ln court. Meanwhne no , L'l " . ... ca'Dtain.1' Gar.y. Rogen has written a ·Jetter to· the Battin sa~d he did not have '~gh.
I · She · thanked the city staff and "the Newport Beach Clty Council suggestln4, taxes can be derived. from the propmy, information on the. subjects." ·
I' llK R bb many 'Warm. public spirited and really C' _ _ Jn effect, that the.deck har1*n stacked but It was still carried aa a school dis-The proposals were voted down by .n JU esa . 0 ery concertied citizens in' our-ctty." She <:On-UUISJ Response al Ito tall •• '-tb trlcl\'saet on !he slate rolls, 'reducing th• the same 3 to 2 mar,,·. that pr.e•alled' •, ~l!<le<f by say.Ing. "I have a very hlgH · · ag n1t eov • nmen s~ 1w e: Upper . dtatld's a-en~ of sLilte ald. · ' Criminal .con;pja;,;t. diargjog ltbe reepect. iffection and admlratioo for'my F'rono .P!J '-t Ad Newport 1141 planning studJ. ••• :;. , . Cunnlnfllwll oald state Senator.Johq G. Api:ll 8 wtien the board held. • full
•SBistant manager and a !onner employe to'lfP, Newport Beach'." -• ! • . , iw Rogeri, .. w'&o lo!l!Y was leading a teach-SchmJtz'a admbdatraUv~ aalatant uncov· seal~ hearing on seven alternate pr~
of/aCosl.aMesamarketwitb'e!lgineering • Mrs. ~arshall's husbaJid, Robert, WM .. "ExtremeiyJJnrnsponse with 10vely, Jn..of Newport Hlfbor Hlgh •ltu\1enta_.at tre4 an otilcure aectjon--of·the atate £d.. posall·--for development o( .the upper,·
an' ibrirted $5.2(1) armed robbery were Prtse~~-m thendCit~' Councln h!I chamllf !'_t::for neat, qualified .girls of good caliber ... " °"t ll~~ Bay, .!'!'(Otlted in hia letter• ucation Code which. would force the .state Bay and considered 'a suggestion -bi being sought by police today. ~ uic seco 1me is e, uie one How can you lmprov.e on.that kind of tes-that' Dr Chari !Gnenlng bairman of to retVIJQXUe the diltrtct:S .ts _ ~nd . SUpervisor David·L.,Baker·tnat'the-eo1.mo ·Ho b&1'l has',~ set fo• the "'.;,... odir lime being wbeq Mr,. Mai-shan. tlmonial? '1be Id that drew the pral~ · et:· ·~c atate aid due the dlsbict. . trrwttbcfraw from -the trade agreer~t· , ~ wn eleded meyor. • · th' one · -the J!'tim' Of ~:·-.y, be Included. oo , "By haviD& tl!e 11\0le recompute, It with the Irvine Company, .
ad:used of the-·~ay job at the Al~a ' ti!~-Mars. hall rr_ ·-:-. d a sta~di.ng o~a-' waa ~etar1 . -' .. 'f lhe. itudy team. , , , Jtlearts ttw! dllti1ct.' wlll. receive •t~ .JS~pervisof WUJiam' 'JUrstetn admitted
Beta Market, 241 E. I'lth St., fil ·WbJch ,.__ CHALLENGING OPPOR. pe r· K'e wrote thal ht la dJ'1nayed at .... tHe more state a~tlon{_than we 1Md~ ~Battin .was nque!litlc "lnlormation
two other employe~ were bound and uruber thanked" councilmen (or their form secretarial, ,administrative tcompoaltJon,Of the team aJthou&t;z ~r-used in cilcula'tit\g die eDd balances for I would like to haye'' but 1added ,that
pistKol-whihppedR ·M ~ . , f h ~~ration ancf the city start ror '!m8k-aSsis. ? phone duties for pres. of aged to ae the city, the, county• and Ure thi!I year," he said. .,., ~ tbe . niove cOuld only .''i'estfll in political'
ennet · 1rs,. .. enn, 2.,, o 121 37t ' !•<e>m~ way more comfortable and help. 'young proOtable 'groWing co. Loe. Irvlne Company working ' together. ' ·Next year, U'ie recompuU!,Uon could n\oUvation.". · i I
St., Newport Beach, and Boyd M. Sharp, 1n~e do my work." nr o.c. Airport., Must have xlnt The study tetm Rogen ~s to is • mean ft mtich as '383,1000 to tile district,
29, or Norwalk, currently face !our felony He said he doesn'l feel he has a ri'ght typing & S.H. exper. Use of die· cooperative group, Jed b; µi:e c.lty, to look he added. '
coilnts, with tent.ative arraignment today to. contiue in city service anv 'longer -tating mach. acceptable substi-into Upptr~y developmaftt In the event Cunnina:hain cautl• board memtlers
or.Thursday. "ei~ht yearS is a long time:"·But he said tute. Shd also be capable of d'eal-there ia a,laod swap and in the eve.iit that thte use of·the .money depended on
Couols against them in the Band Aid he leaves '1'ith regrets . becauSe of the 'in" w/figures . Apply XXJ Paul-th'e.re IS not. the outcome of the lltJgatiOnl in the land
.baDdit case irlclude armed robbery, con· ·w~·1relationship with the clty govern-anno, C.M. Mk for, Dr. -Roaer•· "!J'Qte that all members of the . swap ... If It ls round that ·a Portion Of· the
spiracy -to commit armed robbery , .kid· llienf amilya (No Agen<:ys) r--stbdy &earn have approved the land et· llnd waa ·taxable, then ,,., will have, to
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•Headly weapon.. . tiV!i,to·~n the. employes and plrticu'fat.Jy from a hard-working DAILY PILOT t¥t other Potnta of view be heaz;d. cent lntuett.'' he Aid. . ~e~dler 1 Shaiy swnirloned· police .to the seen" . lO·Doreen Marshallpritb wbolll wortloa clullfled ad. C.11 111 &<f.vlaor director at He ·Aid he wlshts to addreu !he City Cunnlnghlm .. !<! !he .-Y raceived You can. Jake olfr u-. .,..a1en
&llday lnomJng, saying a man wea'ting liu'been·aucli -1 "pleasure." .. MWr1I. Coancl1 cm tlle matter. ·-from recbmputatlan wilt be lnveate:d at
a lallk ·..ting -decorated 1 with ,.Bancf .. '· " · -,-;-t . 1ix percent interest UnW llnal dedsloo is ! ~~ay.m·a~i:e come.·.~~.i:m.·,, !':!: Aids~~·dtree<victimS. • • ~ . . • • .... made on the IW•P· -"" '"'"'".,.. ~'!"'!'•, ..........
Infomllttion siipplied'to 'deteciives •led ' N 'S ' B M • "II we do ho••to",..,,.,. i!o tl>e lnv,est-, I iog up lo llS l :lhe cout and 'II
thtm lo quliatlm ' Menchelm Monday ' " , 0 . ecret ·a e· et meiit .wtU ~ fm;'tlie-we'll owe 1 further inla ;undet ,rrle¢!l\IUll• ~f.'.!.=~1;~,:~"\': • , , " ·.: · . · y , s ' ~/:;::::; ;.1' :,r;;,:'1~ I ny :':~~lb~ ·~DAT'
olice say they have recovered $4,999 • t. • I ~ taxable ~." 'ht-a~ted-.•
of the $5.200 tak~ l.n the stickup w~cb · , •' , ~ ' ~ • .. · ... _. ,. ..:.. A production o/ Tennesset
Jell a 17-year-old boxbol'.wjth a stitc:hod-· • C x:· t A .J'~~· · G ' t H "·d p blic' 4i:! • • ' , · S ~-..J' Williamf "A:' Streetcar Nam<d up head after being pistol whipped. 0 -y .. .uur:ses ro.up 0 oi u ~essioltS Drug &emtn,r Jadlq . Deair< ... .iaimt .. h .. •H IChtd•I•
One of the Sunday vicUms was store .. · \ , . ~ • ' • • of live 'theater along the Orang~
manager James E. Bicknell, 40, of • • • I I '1" ' 'ht • N · ..t c!1 t ti; k d S E t<r' <' Gorden Grove. ~ange Cj)ll~ty ~drlan Kuyper supervisors, appllei lo aU public q enclts , survlvo p<ndln1 00\lrl acilOlt. • ~ OHtg IQ ~w.po. > .... ·,,"/'' ~ s pwee '2~.23 " n.
, la :ioo•Y actv1s1i!f-",nember1 of. !.he and comm~i' -~formtd ' A "'" 'l ...._ • . tJ1 ._ .,.. • . • ~ • ..,...~men.., ages · ,
STOCK MARKET ,.._' up;er ~ewi!<!ri; . f>lalll\lng P\ooG'im " Upper ·Biy PJ.oilolqi M -. 1ht.,:":"!!,~~:U* ~~r at • A ... \nioar ~ ~ (ealUJ'ih( NewJ>!rt """" .. . • -• · ~
. ·7 . ' th1r"lhe_ir mee p f!WSt be open to fhatcategory_ -~~ '"!., .·r·.-f . °""'~''"" '.'.· ol1'f11V'''w~ Btieh_f*Uct ~9'1.Ja.&adtrtlfOf.· ~=~. 1: :.'=:. J
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· showed a substantial iii fih bite ·~ fol ;t:. ;'.lk'Jion , •u· ~ ),.. a~ &ay,; Planning. ~1 JI confiM<t; ·, wlu 1 look -~.~~,' Bay w~ : by,, ~~·•HI ~ ~icln .~ ..., t ~ • \ 11 ,..,... ,_,. 1•
tttis: afternoon. (See quotations, ·Paces· • ~Y • 1 · \ u.it the · · ttie lrVi~ ~ny. tbe ~tatt Depi ~ 1· ft'Orp~t'W01,. n ~r~•·the~~~~ Ii ,_,SR \'-:! ;. ":-,r;; -. :;., -·~~ ~lia:..~ .. 1 '?: ... ~ •11·:?
14-15).. -oupervfoors that ' such meeting• menl .<ii N*al llt10U1'1:tt, tbe y <u•=•lll ~ ~· u "if' GM '.Thf.:Pf<Wllll w~,. It ·o:, ,of • , ' ...,l · ~, ,.ll Analysts continued to attribute lhe de-of Utt four.member Mgenization are tU)).. of Newport IJeecb af'Ml.,. '8range COUntyJ nd )aatfbesr ~ 1ntltJnt ~ LMJoit .Hill, l lltb ~·,I.! 4thc r--, .... 1
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morket because ol poor flnt.quart<r ..,.. AcL • • 1 into the devel9Pilli!it ~l!Per 'My , situ• the.~ \lilt W ~ :d!M a~·~ ,,rliot ~':.,. • --. . ..
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l_n· Slocum Baby -'Case
BJ All'le\Jjl 11. VINSEL
Of .. Dlttr "'"•' Stolft
l«lklna J'*9 like a )awyer himaeU
thill lie AleniJut In Coita Mesa's lliz!r·
,..,,.._ Mby 'cue, Dr. Wesley
C. Slocum appeared In court today !or
a prellmlury hearing ...... t by -..-. ' Mutual .,...ment i.,tw,.. U.. or..,.
County Dlllrict AUorney's o!fico and
his clt!eaae attomey, Paul AQauatine Jr.,
led lo~ill Ibo.-.
Dr. ~ U. .ronner11 . o1 ml7 fa!vert Ave., Obst.a }tfesa, is accwted ill wwwderlq bll daqbter, Cynthia, 11>: :r-a ....... lta!illl her -llod1 ill Ibo !.,.Uy ~-
'Ille <auple ·bave two odler ~
-llDdet care ID a baine !or dependent -. . 'Be ...;;. • Dally b~ lull and. brood-
-• -toda1 -brwi!lt be!art. Juo!it Cilvln Schmidt In Divlilon °""' -Judldal Dlatrict Court; -!1lllll!nr Ille ca-.ar'• first call.
' -disabled by guo!lre In a police con-
frontation four years ago -has been
~d at Orange ColllllJ Jail without ball
,. ever slnce.
·Judge ·5chr0ldt listened to Augu1Une's
UjllanaUon for tbe required delay, then
re-eot the heerlng for Moy 'II with Ille
agreement of Chief Deputy District At.
totney J..,....'G, Ebright.
Augustirie esti,mated the preliminary
bearirig will take five days, more than
IQOll, md asked J!ldle 5clunldt U he
could iaefve a coultroom where It may
11<> on uninterrupted.
Judge Scbmldt said he would In-_,. and perhaps r ... t Ille bearing
sUll 1urtber Int.> tbe -ii court calendan indicate a heavy load.
"There's a tremendous amOunt· of
eYidance to , pretent in this ~,''
i;emorked Augu1Une, who oho represents
Dr. SIOCQJll in a $2.2 mlWon lawsuit
slelilmlng from tbe April, 19111 shooiout.
brle! lntorruplioo In a youna niaii's trial
for inartjuana pa_,SeSslo.n and merely
nodded his assent when uted 11 he
agreed to the delay. · ' ' .
He and bls attorney did not arrive
In ·ume !or . the ftr&t caP ol the day's
criminal calandar. ·
Meanwhile, Costa Mesa P o 11 c e
Detective Gerry 'Thompson is currently
winding up a week-king visit to New
York City in search of additional cluu
in the case. ·
Dr. Slocum and his wile Mirian. a
auriical nurse, met and manled there and one version of Cynthia's whereabout.s
has been that she_ was given to rtlaUves
to raile.
Mrs. Slocum WU ~ a!tor the
Marclt 2f dilcovery of the dinnembtrtd .
infant in tl>e ·moldering !rieztr transfer·
red from their former Meaa Verda borne to a Sap.ta Ana ·moving company. _
She bu been released · and ii at an
Orante . County treatment center for
alcoholic1, anticipated u a .key W1tnus
-along with others -in the eventual
murder t.rlal.
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l!llllpered I )'<Qllg• de!'!ldlnt 'aw~( action In DIVl.slbn Oile.
' Am:sttd March 27, the former surlton
~nrisbt ~y revt:aled alithorttles have
dic.lded obi tO aeelt a Grand Jury In·
dictment ~t Dro Slocum, ,.-h I c h \lOUld elbDlilato any preUmlnary hearing
and sl1lft the cise to Suptrior Court A couple who said they were friends
of the Slocums were prestnt for today's
brief postponement hearing.
1' acancles Abound tor Earth Dafi
Dr. Slocum said nothln1 during the
HIRm NE;-~ioi... Bribery Rap
Corona del Mar High School's parking Jot had plenty
of open spaces today as students abandon smog·
producing autos in favor of bikes, hikes or in some
cases, horse-power. Students all across Newport
Beach celebrated Earth Day with special programs
and seminars discussing ways to correct pollution
on our planet,
:.:""able.i:!:~ia~ ~~~~~~ S~pects Hit Mesan Facing Charges :..
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Councilman
Suffers Attack . Rapri n1 ti~ tbe ·new vice mQm' he at no time made any committmentS' jempt. the former co-partner of Feli·
fn an~htr"unanbnoUI vote after a Rcrtt or deJls: with anybody. He said he had clano's nightclub in Newport Beach, to-
jarltJ nomination.. no Idea which way It waa golng to go day faced a wilt in 'Orange County A Costa Mesa ~tpen's ,fear ~tore chain
ma ' -betw<e!i. Pll!BODI and him>ell. Jail, with a sUlf ~.I® bail ,.l h lie a11 · too~ t a .P~ nld there w~ at one ~ He said he tl'ilnii the way Jt waa hand-Euaene C. Rondondo, 41, of· 2U2 E. ow~r w o po e ege " ou an ·~oement lor Hirth tO nominate bim I·• be UI I "tb ball • $15,000 insurance policy on the life Or ~·. • ~ wa.s au u -e secret ot .,.._... St., Newport Beach, and Samuel "I "'"''flinow what u"--' to t• " he -•™ · t '""'\' t'!'<"..... " ke@ps It as impersonal as JIOllSlble." C:'Rosman,.2?, of 29361 san Bri.so Place, a dying employe -by standing 1n or
aald. "Hardly· anybody talked to 'me .· Some of the peoj)le who celled to line 1 ........ Ni I char ed id the unwitting cancel\ victim at a physical
about it." up votes on behalf of Hirth ev1•·ntly u...,cal-.·~-· '"couoe 'ts". e g <t1 an en-uc .... ~ examination -faced court today. MEiriNG -llli.D--pointed out to the three counctlmen-elect They Incl""· attem"'..,, b~bery, co-1 . ed h Hirth h d oted al t Udel ds 11\1!: ,,...... 11 ,,.. His fonner worker comp am w .en
Wbat ban Wll • meeW!g '!P f 11.xJaP v .:: ~ an MUJe splracy to fa1'ely arrest &nd furnishing he received the first bill. bald JI tbe · · of iooiictlman ldclttitts !'Fl araona v In favor. "· dangerOllS drugs, stommlnr from the Sunday of ether Bve eoUnciJmen; D· Panons claimed there wtre tbreaten1D4' &IIq:td Mfort to frame a criminal case Lawrence Odeni, 4-7, of 2983 Java Road
'dudla& the two ftoilt..runntnc contenders, Calls made. witness. in the Mesa Verde area, is free on
HJrtb 11111..~ . . . MIJCR 'PllOj'i!NG Colla M ... Police O!ff«r Gary Barwlg $3,500 bail pending pro.wcuUon on four
' At !In\ 1t ' &Pl! !;\l;P-had the ~-·.. tto.itncni. ~ -a lot. re~ an olle;, ~ · 110,qtlO !o plant felony cbarges along with a CO<lefendanl
!IOCEUI JJ ..... miUtld lllrtb ":. tele-• •. ~ ', ".Jiarciiti~<¥> let'B...llJ<Ylr.: II. °! He and. former lnauranco salesman
"""1 to do -tint· --.ds •.t.aJll.~. p " ' o1--·-. ·~· d ( . he ' ' ~ w ._ ~ wu 1 • aw P'arowtch, "4, .. \f"'""" are ~argt .
rill -·ol ~· ..... bat -ol bis __ ~ ' ai'i Roediaiii. !""''~ wltb complraey to commit~ the!~ B :...10 Park IGol record o! ...... unltyAl'lb. --IUllll>jlend llooday to W i. · Paraons ~ ...... Rogera ha .. served<'On {; ... ~-1fay I tnllmlnari' bW!nr with •
Pr ,m•-m · ~uaJ.•· i~~,:i;ger ~ but . ~~::ru;''Kt1
... -. , • w11o1<1 1 ~ al!ie~y Show : . er-~ '"'"1 """ f! iW !11111: .... of •• -the cal ' • vol.td fl\' ~ cd
• • • • · 11 lliNiliii 'tnlident ~~ · flreyer; Slated hv M· A <;Ur~~-n!Cl't!l!"I! Hllbqr CODll"'!nlty Youif,.. ' -'~ ,.iio ;oui\o sayw -lo alng ~ ,.,.. . . Pi1t baa own "" a folinde< of Citizens Ra~~ ;Ill a !hell cm ageme . •
requeofld·llJ' 111 H 'Vte..Hilll resio Reaearcb Team CCHART)".eq4;: OI ·l!ie . . ' , ". Stu"'nts at Corona del Mar Kiah School
dents Wlio ba,. signed a petition 's<nt to ci)amher's Marine DlvialOI\ ~ Other .;,T'·..:. . -'s--• B. b wUl -"t , mu11·ca1 variety stage dtyhaJI"•-• ' ' . cUvl I • " -, ._a ' t Q t• r··-· 'lbe • • "!9 aaltlng Ille dty a Upa~ °1int taking the ma;"r'l ...i. 'be • W · QI ,1'0 g . . show durlna open house. Thursday, night.
ParU,. and -llecrMUon Depart. quipped' . ".f' ·" ·c B' .,, . . . n·. Scheduled !or I pm. In the Boys Gym,
ment'lo ~ .a··~ leader or '.'I'd like to apalo~1011 ~·1.. Y ·r,JllJlrOqipl,U 1p the show Is a repeat performance of a
spcris' 1'oolilliollar 'to· r-ct • yell'-dly. Bui lheO I !mew It ~-!f~J>old . •-.;:.. ... _,: ·1. .. •1. · ",: U show presented to the student body ear·
around --Ain· at tbe new day wbeneY<r they elided~" ·~ ~· •!"'9.,.... ~· .,.... apparen Y Uer thl o th porl:, ilmllar lo --ucted at other He l6ld Ibo audience· "Tliiiil ai. foot, m tmpibmptu dtjl\;ila 'NIWJ>Orl 1 m n · dty porb: . · · ·' cbanlintl W-and ..,. \deaa ind ._ Harllol'"baa lned hil IJClll 'for iliillgeDC1 Mrs. Jo Anne Black, drama tucher at
The petltlon wu llled.with a covering caoeepb . .,. .comlnif up 'lllroup lhese that ~to -~· C""'1l del Mor said Ille show ls being
letter from Rober1 H. Gallivan, ~ent -coacepiioos I think ·,.i '!Ill be Obie '. ~' . ,Daiiioo. 'John J. • stqed to help raise money IOI' sound
ol the Harbor View Community Ai1oc1a-lo solve some ol the prol>Ulnli tllot llfye Mahlii>ey, 1111 Ba liq Drtve,,N"fl'Orl equipment so studanta can staae almitsr
tioa. been IMlu1ng ua for a long ilme." Bucb, aa defendant ~1(t '80,l(!I Orange lllowa In the !ulurt. A fl adnilsalon lee ~ thole In the audienco ...,. ftve County Superior eo.rt~.-He ·)>I-. will be charaed !or the ~minuto per·
Trial Transfer Try
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.BALTIMORE,'Md. (AP) -A peUtlon
In lranlfer Ille anon-riot trial o! H.
Rap Brown hito U.S. District Cc:mt was
denied by federal Judge Frank Kaufman
today.
'l1le written decision from Kaufman
aaJd tho pro<ttdlngs ...,,. "reman<ltd
"jbe; Cin:Wt C.ourt for Howard County.''
Thi denlaJ mean1 the trial ts to resume
wlthoort delly whether an -al o! Kaul· ma's nillill 11 made or nol
DAILY PILOT
OlMGI COA$T l"V9UIMllfG COM,Aff't
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IO!D'ef Newport Beacb mayori -Char· Mahoney lor inaneuqrJ )hat lee! to his rormance ~lllrt,.~.·llo!• lllll, Jay Stoddanl. falling from Mlhoney:s boat !Alo the "The si.... wsa coordlnated --l>T Pat
Paul Gruber .anc! Mrs. Marshan. . wa~t SepL 4. Bolton, who is with the Young Americans
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singing group,'' Mrs. Black said. "It is
really one of the float thin1s I've ever
seen."
• -attempted grand theft an~ two counta,
of forgrry.
The action was scheduled before Judge
Paul Mast in Central Orange County
Judicial District Court,· ste'mmlng from
a complaint by a terminally ill canctr
patient who lives in Corona del Mar.
Deputy Distrkt Attorney Joe Dickerson
charged the pair wittt collaborating to
gain financially from the impending
death of the man.
Odenz .allegedly took and pas~d the
physical enminaUon ordered -for the
victim by 1F&n'l'Jefs' New .. ·W or Id
lnBuranct Company~ ·
The clothing store operator ls head
o[ Michaels' Limited and ts beWg repres<n~ by , attorney RI c b ,,;4 ~ou•\111 ~ .Wl\i~r.' , ' Hrs leaol C<1Unsal declined Tuesdl)'
to comment on the um.asuaJ cue aaalnlt
Odeni and Farowlch .
County OKs Loan
For Dock Work
Approval of a permanent $1,14-7,llOO
Joan to finance construction on the
Orange County Dock property in Newport
Beach wu approved by the Board of
Supervisors TUesday.
Holder of the lease 01 the property
at Pacillc Coast Highway and tbt Arches
Is the Newport Arcl>ts Marina, Inc.
Everett S. M. Brunzell Js president of
the corporation and Robert E. Harris,
secretary.
The approval was nece"81')' .to allo,w
the eonversk>n of a temporary loin witli
Unlon Bank to permanent status. ·
H. Louis Lake, Garden Grove coun·
cilman and former mayor of that city,
ls--~ported recovering well from a~mi14
COJ'91l&f.Y attack iuffered .Sunday at hla
bea'ch house in Laiuna ~ach. 1 Lake, 59, was re-elected lasf ,:eek
to a third four~ear council term in ·
Garden Grove, where he mates ·his·
home. He had Come to Laguna to .spend ·
the weekend at the oceanfront home ·
at 685 Sleepy Hollow Lane, which be
and Mrs. Lake lease on a year-row>d
basis for summer and weekend stays.
Taken to South Coast Community ·
Hospital on Sunday, Lake was diacovtred"
to be suffering from· a prtVioosl)'l un-
d.iagrM)le(f diabetic condiUon, Mrs:. Lake'
said: ' ·
Doctors have ordered him to rest·
quietly in Laguna for a Ume before·
nlilrmlg to' hil duUea on the Garden
Grttt't OounclllJ. 'He Is ,the owner. of a ·
la,_ hmtber yard in GariSen Grove; ~
New Pact Okayed:
. For Disneyland
A new three-year wage pact has been
signed by representatives of 2,000 •
Disneyland employes and management'
after more than six weeb o( negotia-'
lions. •
The new contract, covering 31 craft .
and service uniOl\.'I, calls for wage in-·
creases totalling $1 .10 an hour over the '
nett three years.
Also included in the new agreement
is an Increase In the employes pension
plan, plus a dental plan which goes
into effect in the third year of the
C1>nlract which will expire bl 1973.
Contract provisions are retroactive to
March 1.
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You mv have read about our dramatic dem011 ..
1tntlon ot Wyler 1uperiority. Thia 11 the wat.ch that
wu dropptld. 1000 feet from a plane. It atill worka
Jlll'fectlr~ See it in our atore.
The teertt of Wyler'• tourhn• lies ID th•
Ineaftu: balance wheel with It.I uniqut tluible spin.I
QOk• that 1-t-v• to ablorb aboek aad 11 ruaran-
tead apinst shock for ltf1 I (Eftn.tht banlool ltfL)
Or replaced. fHe it •1'1 brobn. Btop and -the
complete lint of baadeome. durable W7'• watcht1.
• And -!he wstcll lhat wu droppod -oa ai..
• plaM and liftd to tlct-i~
W1llr Im.tu:~ •tt.1
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Earth B•fl Bor•epower
Some Estancia High School stu«ints demonstrated tod<ij' 1Calnsl l>OI;
luUon ol the air by replacln1 1mo1·makor1 with haybumers as Ibey
produced transportaUon of •a type not snn on the Mesa In num~rs
for many years. Stude~ll held .programs .during the day on' poUuUon
and the planet. Estanc!a's wire fence 'made o good hitching post for
the day. No , those horses aren't mustangs.
CONVENIENT 0 c. . 11 I 0 A 14 YEARS
TERMS (f· • ...Numphrie~ cJewelerJ SAME LOCATION ••
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MASTER CHARIOE COSTA MESA 141-!401
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WASHINGTON (AP ) -
Preoiderd · Nbocr •PPolftllly
hopet lo delu.. Vletnim 18 ,
• polllical laue In ljle 19'19
elecUoas wUb'his aurp an-
noun c i.~ent of,roop
withdr.,.-ala spanninc a year.
'' Vlrtvally up to the -I · Nbon weol oo lhe air Mood&y
night, the widesPffild ex-
pectation In Wuldngton WU
for another _.._Ila! lrOOp '
puilback announcement COYtr-.
"ing • period ol • '" -· . simllor lo bit spocing 11nce
th< witlldrlwals olarted 1111
Jvne. 1
With his -uo.-nturn ord<J, ~ ls .11111 ••.
b~ tltli • ...,. • home li'llCll
VieGiam at about i(he' mne · ·
pace .. -~ bvt ~ """ ~ woold not have 'to be
, announced until next spring.
While Nixon left himseU
.room to announce a further
putt .out closer to the
No'veinber elect.ions -.. we
shall withdraw· more ·than
150,000 over -the next year·if
1we ·make progresli on the
negotiationg front" -he may
·have figured that:
-He would be accused~ of.
manipulating for political gain
with an announcement during
campaign time.
-What!ve.r annou~ment
he mode then woold,'.bO •~ ' tacked by lnti•or cr\tics . as " not enovgh. Witl\ a llO,otlll-, •
mah fipue out now, his sup-
porters could at least cite an
tn-procesJ grand total ' • f •.aoo withdrawals _; about
halt-the Gis out t'n N.llon's , ..
fir>! 11"> years, · • ,
Sen. f;dmund $. Muskie, tlle
-Democrats~ •• 1968_cho~W<>!:
Viet pr_esident, P.TOm~ made
,j>jalo he b not dropping Viet·
narit as 'in issue and p~t his
fin~r on · what bids t'o be
a key: Vlftnam ar~ment in
the 1972 presidentiAI campaign
preUminaries ~xt year.
The Maine sini:tor said Nix-
on's statement SUJtgesls "that
begiMing someUme n e z l ...
spring, our troop levels in
South Vietnam will level off
at somethin& like 2M,000 for
an Indefinite wiod."
'Ibe issut of how-many-atlall-
stay~ In Vietnam indeed
comes closer with each pull-
back. A year hence, assuming
no more progress, at the
negotiating tjible than
hitherto, Nixon · will : be fa~
with a decision on cutting into
what 10me believe ts a hard
core minimum or 200,000 or
so Gia still needed to pre.vent
South Vietnam's being -over-
run. ,
U.S. military leaders art
already dubiou s about the
Pre!ident.'s withdrawal pace.
The Joint Chiefs cf Staff have
recommended a delay, and
many senior officers were
surprised by Nixon's large
commitment.
'I1lese officers do not share
Nixon's confklence, ·which he
expressed more 1trongly than
ever before, in ·the rate at
which South Vietnamese
forces will be able to take
over the combat. Nixon said .
his ''far-reaching
'decision ..• is based· entirely
on the progress or our Vitt-
namlnUon program.''
Nixon sounded a theme that
may be heard again in 1972
when he said "America has
nexer-:beefr defeated in . our ·.
proud 190-ye~r~history and W'1
sha1l not be defeated in Viet-
nam." He also pledjed again
an "eventual, total withdraw'al
of American_ tr9<>ps'' without
l~ng a deadline.
,Sea."Gear'i• D. 'A:iken r (R ...
Vt.), SIYI Nixon Is in fact
lollofing AU..n's P11bliciud
ftnnUla" for · a Vietnam solu-
tion ·-declare "rictory ¥<f Pl-out. '
Whether th1s Is an apt .,,
delcrfptlon will not be proved
by ei.ctiOn time 1970 and
maybe not by 1972. While the
150,000-rnan wlth~awal t'\
described lB lrrevmtb~, -N.lt· ,
on ten ootions ~n ttie'reafter • a:.d miOtarS' men' say~ "the
<n1cla1 le.ta on hini W.n'ilouth · ' '
Vietnam Clin 1Ht-el0ne a .f e 1 ti yet to colne. " •
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Soviet8-H~ld-· • ,
Sea~~~ • WASlllJIG'ION (tJl'I! -,
'Ille larlell manevvers In
Soviet ,uval histroy are in
-In • the Meclil«· ranean,. Norweclan and Philip.
pine seu and the North .W.-
Uc and Indian octans, ~
Defense Department said.
1be Pentagon said that for
the first Ume the helicopter
canier Leningrld has sailed
lnt.o the AtlanUc. Jt said two
groups of Soviet ships may
meet in the 'Phllipplne Sea
"Where -they are expected to
begln antisubm\rine warfare
exercises.
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. ~ •· '"'ailll~ ~"'....... ' -OM~!i~ :Pr.P. w ..,... -f Qie fooii •• bW h Clii "'~ ,... ha li(;Ji. '~ COl!!4 Ille. I .., . ' ' ·. ,.. . r1 · · of i'he · " i!ftl~ts along BreakersDrive have RrQposed ,1111• Breaker< D~ve. P' "l!' sign at tpe ~·gl~g . '\ solutloll to·IJle eouncil to clear up the uncertal'l.lr ol'tlle . . strttt aaylnc. "Privet~ ~ -1l<eep 9~t" ' ·· '. #J;i of theif'str,et. They would Jeue· It ~-JS yejrs
It i• slr":"ie the slg~ ~d'lle1the~ beealJ(e ~11 • ~ . with ,;rovialoa !~r the city to cancel on six mo.nth• notice . .,
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era Dr1ve ts »qt le1aJ!r a frivate road/ .alth9ugh. the clry •. · -Bui ,\b.e councilmen •\lo must ~onsld~r if they1should
of Newport Beach loiji has eated it5• one. Now cou11-. , ac.1tepl BreakerJ Drive lnlo,the city ~Geel 'ystJID a • , ..
cUmen are coils.tcWIDg signmg..e .1-. ~,.11 tlle, ,__,.,··public ltril!,J!ecaUJ!I of th,.beach , Uieir obllgalldb 1001 •
private road owned by abutting homeowne , who would btyond the pr~ems Of i.ctowners on that one street.
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Bui city police have bad to tear up parking Uck.U Cn.,.ni}-.:1 Postal Servi·ce •
. \ given motorists wh~ pa.iUd on this allegedly private UllWI t::U
street because in fad it la'ltOt 'Prlvate.
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The city baa liue to Jlreabrs Drive by quitclaim
deed but bas not accepted it for dedicatioll into the pub-
lic street system. 'I:bat lee,ves· tbe status of th~ str~t
uncertain, but Uie,city clearly can declare it whichever
it wants -publle pr private_...And-when .it .. came down. \o the nilly gritty of the contested parking .tickets the
city attorney did not feel they; should be enforced.
Now, a sJgni.ficanf.fact aliout Breakers Drive is that
Jt Is on the beach. Priv)lte s{reets xist in the city - in
Bayshores for. instance-bl.it nof\e is on the beach. Pav-
ed Breakers ,Drive. Oll<\i only atiout 75 feet frQm the ocean. On paper, '1t ~uy eyen.farther and closel" 10
the ocean. .. .. ( · ,,.
.,. Breakers Drive~. with 'the Si1n removed, would pro--
~de close free parking for penpns using the Corona
de! Mar Maio Beach: ,.
Homeowners aloni BreUe.rs D'rive contend there
would be no ~Jor their 11!881111 the public were al·
• lowed to pa~k ilo!ll the street B!i! that is just as true
bn warm summer ·c1ay1 ~ 9n the bluff on Jasmine Ave-
nue or many of NeWport,1.ofhu meets. The Breakers ,. ~ ...
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V,alue Things . '
By Their Cq,s~ "Newporten ahould Join • campaip
:' for a little truth in taxation as in
='~hide::::::!~~~ the price of the ilem.
-E>torted & Exploited
'""""'"'At Lorp: .......,.. ...... " ....... , •• lellf ........... ...., ..... .,, .... We tend to value things by their COii;
thus, free speec;b is 001 lllletled to
became lt i5 free: : only when it is
repreued, and becom" coslly, will peo-
ple ucriflee, even their lives to liltel to teauin" ·to Wiutoa dwrcbiu·s warning:
it, on bllnned rldlo programs and tbrou&h comme)lt: "The nation will find Jt very
uodeqrolmd leafleU. h'1'd to toot up lo tliO teadera who ore •· . . ~ .
An ~1 house gueet ts someonie wtM> !_,.a~ °:P"ytan 1° ~ .rrour;J."
mallJ.!t~ feel "al home, " when be ii ' ~ful'J*lple should alwl)'a punue
ent . • · • • · • ' o~ h6b~>.' they don't do wfJlj •t -almply
u m6nlcltld collapoei, It will be for •ins-to remtliit themaelve1 that ability In ..,.
of .... ra~ tnan of comq\lslk>n; kiz\d ot endeavor does not guarantee ta-
•• Vot1Dlr4 pui tt';tong .... "Every ij(ao •fJfblllty lo other' area of thought or ao-
is suy1y of all the~ he «!fdn't do.''.~· .... , ~ . • •
The chief dlfferonce betweea the ~ ~ · T~Iogy II lllainly a oystem by
and tbe praent Is that in the put. a man ·, Which simple tnCcwlyenienct.a are ex-
got. hla education and then went out in tbt -•vely ~ormllil into com P,I ex
Worid to apply it, whereas tn the present eWaucta,. which ~ . us feel richer
a JMa requires more education in keep-·while· we Ile..~ poom-:
jng <11 top of his job lhaa he needed for • • • ob~ it. ''The only lie I .Im putti.t\( in my in·
• • "' come tax return,~ aakl a friend at lUICh
One thing 1 husbaDd finds hard to yesterday. who hai a wife ·~ four
understand jg how a wife who "hasn't 1 adoleacent daughters , "is 1\stlni; myself ~ to wear" to a party will try on six as 'head ol the household.' "
different drt.sse1 before comin& to that • • •
diJmal decision. ~ The most we learn from experlenct ls
• • • to makt a different tlltd of mistake next
Pf"Olress is wondUful -before the time : and when we have made all the
mecban1cal a1e, people Uled to n.m into possible kinda, we smugly retlrt: lnto a
debt; now ti)ey rlde.,round in it. state we call "experienced." . .. ,. . . .
Publle ,OtOclals, · from the P.rtsfdent A soft answer ma1 tu111 1Wa1 wrath,
do)"D, who pay, lnce:ssi.nt attent,lon 'to but only a loud answer turns off poUs llld trencta ought to pay more;a~ curlo11ly.
Legislative Crackdown
By JAMl!S E. WHETMORE
Senator
35.._. District
If this Is the "Year ~of lbe Dot" to the
Chinese, it must be the "Year of the
Consumer" in the Legislature, for is I mentioned betore in lh1I column 1 rash of legitimate travel agencies in the state.
measures coneemlng consumer pro-My-colleague said CaWomla travele rs
tection has already been Introduced this have been stranded In foreign countries
session. because the travel P(Omoter bas not paid
This Is despite the fact that Calif or-the carrier ..for-the re"tum trip. In mariy
nians already have on the sll.tute books c~es, ~ lengthy lists' of aYailable
the best laws in the naUon to protect the flights circulated by this type of travel
consumer and the honest businessman. promoters are wboll1 fictitlo'us. They use
A1 an ·uample of new legislation on-the _ lb~ money and tbeQ. .diJaPR'tl'.!·
' ·Nellhej"'slaet nor snow, etc., can stop the U.s: Mail,·
but rising c'osts have curtal)ad ,service In Costa Mesa • •
" ' and Newport ~ch headquarters. •
Skeletoq ~crews· an& limited functions are. now on ~ .. I • • ----· --·-· . ' Saturdtu1s.-¥• • • -• .. , • ..t....__._., -~ •• l ., ;. ,
I I The savings . Of -.ome ·'5,000 per year is ,• mixed '
blessing, mainly mUed with inconvenience. • •
Certain things -like automatic stamp machines-
will remain available, tiut how. often does the weekend
Customer find every .slot marked Out of Order about
10 p.m. on Sundays? ' , ·
~ Jt is also unfortunate for customers who can't make
it to a main ~.postal branch during \Yeekend business
hours. · ... . . . ' The automated postal facility in Cost.a Mesa's Har·
bor Shopping Center, however, will be unaff~ted by
the ·reduction in saturda[ aervices. .
Maybe these regiona centers abould be. studied for
additional locatio~ within the two elites; maybe this
is the ansfer to iilCreased service at" decreased co•I
and lnconv"1Jence. ·
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To the Editor:
I am vecy distressed by the s11111ing out
of ~ presence of DQT in tuut mUk for
an example of environmental polluUon.
Tb.ii has been done in a number or mag-and will IOon be· done In th•
Envinlfunllllal Teacl>ID on April 21 at
local universWes. As a reauu, many
motbets have been panicked into aban-
doning brWueedljl( .
A• a hreutfeedln& motl)er, I feel that
by focusing <11 brellt milk they, are not
only frig~ motlllri .biit a J • o
·diverlilJi· ibe P!lllll<'~ ....-,i from tbe
larjer problem.'Ill7l"k Ip brUll mil k
becaWJe they no lona:er 1Pf1J~oow'1 food
but.continue to opray ~ with
DDT. A lia\-of foodo .. . ....yed wool<! be -ll!Qr< bentfldal ,_._.
mending ,Do bieasUeiding. Bottle blble:t
must ~ on solid food sooner ' tbaft
, breuUed babi~. so switching to th< l\Ol-
Ue ii not • satlsfactory soluUon.
' t'O ,. AW Y THE fears of mothers
breasUeeding or consldering•lt, I include
a quote from .Dr. Herbert Ratner., public
health director of Oak Park, llli09!s and
editor of Child and Family· Quarterly,·
speaking for La Leche League's M'edlcal
Advi>Ory Board: "Thi• char1e ba1 ·been
carefuJly Investigated and 1 e ad I ri I
autbortties on DDT in food and breast
milt have been unanimous in concluding
that preM'Jlt day human milk for the in-
fant when available rt.mains the ideal
and prtfmed food for infants.
'.'What has been forgotten," continued
Or. Ratner. "is that when Dr. Goren
Lofrotb, the Swedish toxicologist, first
called attention lo the presence ol DDT in
breast milk in the paper he delivered at
the Conference of Wisconsin Natural
Resources in 1 May 1989 -he made it
emphatically cleaJ In that same state·
ment that despite the presence of DDT
'human milk. when avaUable is superior
to formula milk.' "
''In a subsequent letter," Dr. Ratner
added, :•nr. Lofroth :stated, 'With our
prisent xientifk koowledae1 the general
advice iJ that the poalllve -.11ec1a cl the
human milk . preponderate oYer the
negative shies of the orgaDOChlorlne com·'·
powtCb (DDT).' "
ANNE McLAREN
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To the Editor: • •
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dune bugsles. Jlt!ide• beinf c..,tly and miPBrly. atiipo trying· lo conquer noisy,~ ttiey lie 1danguous iii \0 pwlY the orld b)' f~, then and onJy then
ways. . _.,. ·• ··.~ s c. we . th.k •• &bout reducin&. ouf
. If ydu knew your boy would die of ~ mi • -esta}>li41Uhent.. Otherwise, we
~ a heart attack at an unreasonably early will end up with a nabon full of dead
qe, would you._atUI &ive in ud let, him -bet'Oes. ,
Utttrs from readers arc 'weleomt'. · ride around every moment he CQU]d.spare HARRY B. ,McOONALD JR.
Normall11 writers should conve11 thci,. from school work ud chores? i.
meuoge1 in 300 word&. ar less.· The Jt seems walking, hildq and bicyclini · ' ; ·
right. to· ~me..-leCUr1 .to ffl ipace ar~ dirty ~words. Ei1joying ~tu~ really 1 ~Mint Be • Reaoa'
M e:l~na~ ltbet .~ reservtd. Aµ ~'-;• bemg aware of it, has ,only gotten at~ T"o the Editor: ten mtist mclvdt~ture cmd mai£. , tention because of pollution: , ·
ing cddre11, bar.t~ !"'Cll lie~'· Did ~ kuow that ir iyou are In Sund~y it took me an hour.~ get.Jrom · r:"'am:.;:~~ ';{J~-~~~Amenc.ti bale betwee_n 30 and ,88 y"'r;. ~~~~s ~a~eN:J:"":1:~:1!
UaMd. "' of 111' ·the. odds are 1 lD IO yqu 11 suffer where twb lanes go to Long Beach and -• from ~ aort of:heart attack! , • · •' I
• • Dr. P~Dadley Nl)llte hu ~Id, "Ex . . ~· .. #,
"must ;wonder if "tll•';~ ~ erdse mU1cle1 is ,as~ntial to 1 L. ~ 41~~· ·~ ~v· them the Opportinjjty lo eject the heal 'of'/iillJ as: b .. ~!1-1· _sle<i>lng ' ~ l :r, ~ ... ~'foul\ best candidate3'' (~' do,w.n jn. and the use Of the br1111. Outstanding iii ~ 4" s ~ ,
side, lan't. It the DlILY PILOT system reasons fOr a heart attack are physical a 0 'O ~
that .... this oPpomiitty!f. , proper diet. /Ai , ... ~
.JN OTBER·Wo.JU)s.. I d&Jlke the part I bellev& television watchin& also plays • 1' ~
you play in loc-1 e~ ~I believe 'lt a great paiJ, j,n keeping a ctiltd inactive >~ • ( to be one of the ~r factors in phy1ically .a11d me.ntaUY. f ·
discouraging candidates to run, and Did you know during an average year a ~
.voter1 to vote. If a candidate ruMing for c;hikl S to .. 11 watchf!lll television 1,340 ~
local office doesn't get the DAILY PILOT hours but attends school for HO hours! tf/ ·
stamp, he's treading water. By 18, a child has watched television I)
If your fervent desire is to be of com· 22,000 houra and ;iltlended school for ·
munity service, more time .and space 12,000 houri. Perhaps watcilillg so much -the other two lanes to Co&ta Mesa, WJ{Y
could be devoted to encouraging the televill:lon has caused the bitter hai'vest Pf does the trafflc control lhut off ooe lant
public to register and vote, than telling alienation. frustration, cynlcism lftil (the obvious slow-up problem )?
them how to vote. In fUture elections. I sadism. Ma)be hours of passive uposurJ. tbert mUJt be a reaton. I'd like to.hear
for one would feel more kindly toward to false and degrading models of human it!
you if you would do .yaur job of reporting life and behavior could contribute to DICK SHAW
all the facts on all candidates, and Jet the every form of youthful mental illness ana
people decide Y:ithout the meddling in-laziness.
nuence your press power provides.
SO REALLY IT IS the DAILY PILOT
syatem that should be eliminated before
the district system js diacussed. If not, I
propose that candidates file for office at
the Pilot, you chooae what in your opi-
nioo are the best for your subjects, and
save the 3S percent of voting registered
voten the difficulty of ~olng ·1o the polls.
I sometlmea wqndar Jf the 65 percerit
have a p;ilnt. Howevei', I will continue to
listen to \ht candidltes -MAKE MY
OWN DECISION _; and vote in the su~
posedly" &ood 9ld Ame~can way, hoping
tha( a 1rester numbl!! .. Of Newporters will
be thinking along the same lines and
break your streak of victories at the
polls:
BILL FLOOD .
The substcHltial margins of victory
1cored by ihe w1nning candidates in·
dicate Afr. Flood it too gentrous in
aisessing the DAILY PlLOT's iNf!tt·
ence over Newport'1 traditionally 1t1·
dependent-minded t.19Ur1, Mr. rlood
wa.s an active campaign worker for
one of th~ loaing co:ndidate.t. • · ·~ ··-· ---Editor
ADELE MARRA
Contftmlng Fight
To the Editor :
One or our early patriots believed
that his freedom was much more im-
portant to him than his .life and that
if he could not have llis freedom then
, his oppressors could have hia life. The
cynics in our aatlon believe that stach
senumem was valid 1 couple of buncftd
years ago ~ that such bdids are
obsclete in our modem t)mes. Yet, thett
are indlvidu•l11 throughout the world that
are now loslng their lives tfyini to
obtain frtedom. '
'Sm1Uh lip Scene•
To the Editor :
On Aprii I you had an article e11titled,
"Smash Up Scene ," wllich described a
broadside collision lnvolVing" a· car and
a motorcycle. The degree of slantednesa
employed in the article is of classic
proportioas and would be a prime e1.·
ample of future politicians and sen•·
tiooalists. ...
Fof example . the motorcycle was
described as "oae of the hottest made.•
The · motorcycle ,"rammed and wrecked
1 heavy staUOn wagon."
Otl April 9 you had a conlinuaUo11
ot the article, ·"smash Up Scene."·
ANOTHER REFERENCE .was made
abo:Ji. "ramming a station wagon with
his powerful moti>rcycle."
I did discoYer, boweYer, 1' words
describing actually what happened, llid·
den al the bollorr. of two days of wrilin&f
"Investigation continues into the accident
which Mrs. Gorman said wu caused
by trees and a fence wh.ich block~
her vision 111 she pulled into a busy
Baker Street." ,
su)ject, fradulent travel promoters are ANOTHER BlLL, which would make
the target under a bill introduced by a used auto dealers dk'IOll 'b e1t w e e a
colleegue at the request of the State At· -nipos&ession or 1 .Wt tO reOanr fGr non--
Quoting from your editorial (A'Jlril 15)
''Dl.lltrid System Outdated" , .. "No
matter how yesterday'• election turned
out"· (uslna: the candkiates you endorse,
your headline could" be 1tt In ldvanct)
"many voters who conscientiously ex.
amlned candidates' qu11:lflcaU011s abd
campaips" (tom'"e do, others use the
11!>111111 kit the DAILY PII.OT provides It•
-the da1 before eJectlon)
Eill!t!rebe •• Ea•ntl«l
To the Editor:
THE tlRST PLACE tha comes to
mind ls the Berlin Wall and the fact
that any East German who tries to
escape to rreedom had beUer be good
ant lucky, otherwise he br she will
be shot in the back. How about the
nation of Jl:rael thal wu set up by
U.e United Nations and must fight to
survive the agg~Sllive war" that is being
impoaed on them by the Ar1bs with
the unfalllns support oL the Rusaian
Communist Party. Let us ROt forget
those tHat drown while trying to ese1pe
from the Cpban Comm.uti4t Party . in
boatl that aank just a few minutes
alter hltUnf apen water
It is time. the DAJLY PILOT is made
aware of its function as a report.tr
and ract·fiader. It is not your job nor
sh®Jd it be your deaife to WatP: and
mold the news to nl your own dea1its.: tomey General's offict. payment, bas alru.dy ncel•ed com-
UNDER THE· propoaed new law, travel tnit~ approval. ., ,
promoters wvuld be ~Uired lo place 90 Under present law dealen In botb new ,
percent ol the mone1 received for alt and used cars caa ttpollUI 1he vehlcle
travel in tlllll tmtll It 11 forwarded to the a~ thtn sue for • deflcleney J~nt.
air omier, 111d to inform travelers 00 re-":h~e sellers of other c1Ulel of~
quett where the.Ir .money is beini held in dlH' m11 do one or the «Mr, but not
tnr• and whit air carrier is be.Ing used. both. Tbete promotora would a!Jo be pro-The p~ law would not appty to
hlbitld from acf+ertlainc charter flights · new>ean, tmct new car detlers testified
unl•there ii a contract with an air car--that the drutlc dtpreclatloo of-new cat
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·-J. Y-, L.A. Coal)' Dist. Atty. -uwa·hiven't tra!Ded m"'1 prin.
ctpoJs ar <1111• praldenll In such sub-
Jeell u--JllYcbotoiY, auemlb tacUcs
ond such thlllP they ma,y neot111rl1Y
have to know. U they are now to be ~f
ftcti•e.·" rier lor 1udl 1 Oight, and to return pro-val~ 111 soon. as they are 1c>ld ju.ttiltes
mptlJ •ny money paid by prospective dl:[jd«)C)' jucJaments as w eJ~ as K• ~.TV v-. c:em~1d11~
ttavolen il the fllghl ta canceled. repo31lesdon. ' tO talJc IO --a• of
Tlllt .. Dll IP!lb'. cl course lo travel ~ ~ "Praident Nl!Oo b welled· .... wf1o .,. ae<ualil' 1"'115 for alt 8TIU. ANOl'llER blll 11 aimed it tbooe >tMd not lo telegrallll ...., t1ep aton1
lloio. '1!ler ,,. eumpt, · aloce In their tar COlllUlllnC flnt11 ·wbo are p....ntty the WI)' cl (ttoOp) withdrawal, JU.< 11 It
cuo .. •-an lloblt ·to provide the aellln& -Ull lln...W Inform--1d DOI be wiH for a battltfleld com-..,.... pold lor by travolcra. obtalJled f-cll .. iJ. The IOlormatloo b ' maader lo tell bis plan cl actloe."
pmumabty btlq uiillled by "'""' J>l'O' • rT* WmlMlarMy~11tl··
flee tlu fouad ll'llld In cerllll> iolf<Oll
ltlftl plom ID lie a penll!ttll problem Ill
C.tilol'llll. 111111•1-. theli, b .-
al provldint rm th Pf'Otld.lon Jor the
tr1veler, wblle not lnhlbJt1n1 the many -
--.tt.,,.-IMh~14dftls:•tsn ---.,...._....,., M.D., P• "'9-''One
with fwociot becqrounct' al.,ad1 In thine at lwt b beattentn1: ...,. u th•
band. " ' 'CUl'Tt1ll eOoloelcal COl'lctl'll iJ I fad, ll
Emy ... wt! -I .., '""· fll•I lwl Amerlcaa certatn6' do noel a< government h11 a proper ond vital nile tp spending a put deal of time-Ind moDey
protect In& coo sumer Interests. on fads.''
I belleve if parents could iook fat
eROUgh ahead into their "cfilldrea•s llve.s
thett might be .....-aJ tlllap they would eli111inate. ~ ., ·
• First, I'd 11ke to talk 1llout Uie'f)leasure
riding of motoreyclel, trail bikes and'
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Dear Geor1e :
l've had three dates with this
guy 1 Ind all 1 keep heiring is
the rumor that 11', b the. office
"'111. Should I keep on lfad!ii lllJn! -· ' T. G.
Dear T. F.:
If you lllU have to ast after
lhree: data lt he'1 a wolf, I would
lmqJne U'1 perfectly ule to..lleep
dattnc him. <Or b TllAT your
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'<sen11 ,;..,, pniblem 1o GtO<io. prof.,.lonlll worrywart de lute.)
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Their .skim may be fe.uaw or brown
but the plbiotl of South Vietnam, Laos
and Cam~ are just Ii brave and
dedicated to freedom • as any of our
ancestora that p~p their llvell hl
the Revolutionary . The North Viet·
namese patriots are brave but they
'are the OP.J!'tllOf"S Jlilt woukl not be
illle to h1ht a1i aQresslve Wu wllhoi.lt'
the supplies glVet1 to them by the RuJaian
Communist Party.
DO YOU REM~BER about all the
liva um wm tMen by the Rul!lliaa.
ConunWlllt Party In Eut Germany,
Poland and C1•cl1olioHki>? All those
peop" wanted waa freedom. Wb1t ii
ao d-b thilt the Ruulu eom •
munllt Party la aipportlng wara of I(· .,.am 1111 I oPoul Ille -14· W tho
ultra liberal wing of the Democratic Par-
ty wan1i u1 le aloP ""'1d!llr money on
.our .,11ttary-... &ec..e the money
could be bettor opent for dometllc need•.
Jn conctuslol. when the Rullian Com·
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We'dnesday, Ayrtl 22, 1910
The editorial page of th.I Datlr
Pilot 1eck1 to inform and 1tfm.
ttlau readcn bv pr11cntmg thil .
ftfW1paptr'1 opinimu and c°'""
mtntarv 01'i toptc1 ot fnttrc1t
""" •fOnlficonc" br pfovfdl!lg • fO<•m, for 111, •l'P'tniOft of °"' rtod<n' opfn lom. and b~
ptc11nttno the dfwnc.' vfttf-
JNlft.U of Informed ob1crwn
and 1pokc1mn on top(ca of !hf
day.
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CREWS TUNED -Getting a bearing on a
pinata filled with surprises are (!!'fl to right)
Mrs.· James C. Beasley and Mr. and ·Mrs.
Dave Vaughn, members of Bahia Corinthian
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Down Mexico Way
Yacht Club. The yachtsmen will host a p,...
Ensenada fiesta followir\g the fifth annual
tune-up race Sunday,, April 26, in the club'•
temporary headquatters at the Villa Marina.
Fiestas Set Race . Mood
' In anticipation of. $ir winds to Ensenada,
area yacht clubs w~·i be Celebratint with
·prerace fiestas durin the coming wtek.
Bahia Corinthian acht Club wUI sponsor
it8 fifth annual .tun~up race and celebration
SUnday, April 26.
. ·Tile race to Dana Point will begin at air
proximately noi>n off the Balboa. pier for
yachts of all recognized dubs in the Ocean
Racing, Paclfic'Handicap Racing Fleet, Mid-
get. Ocean . Racing Fleet, and Angleman
Senes. •· Following their return for trophy presen·.
tations.at.approximately 6 p.nl:-.•skippers and
crews will be ready for a fiesta in sway in
the club's temporary· quarters at the Villa
Marina. Mariachis, cerveza, a catered Mexican
dinner by Raul of La ·cocinita and a pinata
for the youngsters wilt greet ·the first 500
arrivals. .
Served between 6 and 11 p.m. will be en-
chiladas or meat burritos, refried beans,
Spanish rice and salad.
Tickets are $5 for adults and $2 for mini·
sailors, and additional information may be
obtained by calling the clubhouse, 6n.1382,
or Mr. and Mrs. Dave Vaughn, fiesta ~air-.
men.
Balboa Yacht CJub members are prepar-
ing a gala sendofi 11arty Wednesday evening,
April 29, for their yachtsmen.
A Mexican fiesta theme also will prevail
as Commodore and Mrs. Don V, Franklin,
Vice Commodore and Mrs. Edwin F. Steen
Jr. and Rear ·Commodore and Mrs. Jack
Baillie greet m.,.bel'li and guests during the
cocktail hour beginning at 5 p.m.
A special dinner is being planned by Tom
Payne, chef, and will be served between 6
and 9 p.m. Arranging the event are Mr. and
Mrs. James Rudy, entertainment chairmen.
More than 550 boats carrying thousand s
of crewmen will cross the starting line at
noon Thursday, April 29. BYC member Ed
Carpenter is president of the Newport Ocean
Sailing AsSOClation which sponsors the race,
the most popular in California waters.
Prior to the race !estivitfes, BYC mertl·
bers and guests will attend a birthday dinner
dance Saturday, April 25, in the clubhouse.
Honored guests at the 6 p.m. cocktail hour
-and 7 p.m. dinner will be all members who
celebraje birthda~ during this month. Play-
ing for ,dancing. Will be the BYC Bilge Pump-. en. ,
Martha-Rewrites Gld Adage·
/11, BJ:ti:N '1110MAS
fASmNGTON (UPI)
Praldenl NIJon .. ts a ll<k
out of Martba Mitchell's ou~. ud be bu no
pi.. to muzzle the Attoroey
Gtnerll'• wife. JollD N •• Mitchell llY• he
ha ,beard the President say
mi.. time to time "live 'm
' hell, MaJ:tha."
White ij'ouse Pre f_~
Se<retary Ronald L. Zlec""'
agree!. "T CIU\ lee the Presi-
dent putUng his hand on Mn.
Mitchell's aboulder at a party
and tellint her thlt:,•1 •Y• zfeg!;r.~
"He'• relaed about H," the
presa spokesman a d d e d •
Unlike the days (II Lyndon
B. Johnson when the town
spoke with one voice -hls
-Nli:on lets his cablnet mem-
bers and their wives speak
out.
It's a free ~peech JT\OVemeot
that it rare, it not ' un-·
precedented In W ashinlton
among olficlaldom. W 1 v e s
usually have beeo seen and· 1J01 beard, al leut on the
controYonill oubjecta ol the
day.
But Mn. V!trhtD bu Jtven-
td the -·a capital and
there ta "' Indication Iha! the President'• lnaupral llrlcture
to .. lower fOUI' voice" applies to her.,
In factt Nixon recalls with
amuamenl the Ume In the·
Eisenhower era when Mrs.
Charles WJlson, wife of the
Secretary of Defense, criticiz-
ed Ellenhower for not backinc
her husband on a controverslll P<ntaaoo~ matter. ·
Mn. Willon addreued the
White .-la no ._.,,
ternil -the --applaUte. Women lo'"1I lier
loyalty to ber bl•baM and
Eieenbower WU apoloptic.
Finl Laey Pit Nlxoa. who
hu come up tllroalh the old
ICbool of poHdcl w b e r •
Copitol Rill wlveo walk a
lilbtrope In .......... their
vleWI, It cautioul In bor ,...,.
lion to Mrs. Mltdleil.
, 'l'bere is the f"linl omong
JOme of the wives of. veteran'
pollttctans Iha!• -and li9ely M\'f, Mil<bell llmply iJ new od , the sceDe m;td doelll
not .-rSland rulea ol the aame. • 1
· Rings · Exchqng.J '. Illinois .
Selected ·
It'1 undentood lbal NIJon
deplom the inlqe qi duDw1·
tomelllw pinned '.. 1111 ad-mlntatralioa and fella< Mn.
C~uple Recite Vows Mitchell ad Vlea l'nll!leill Spiro T. ,.,,_ _,, jlTinc
it I life wttb dllll'~}W'Uce -~~....,;; .. the '!'be hell Family ll'eddin& '
Cha~ .... the KltinC In '' ' whlcii Kay Tereu Nel9on and , ·
Joel Charla Wagber tJ·
chanced their nuptial vow1
and rin8J.
For Rites oiiel. JOU. rwnember,.. • ....
said n(ef]tly 11 ht rtca1Jed
the years when be WU a'flr/ The engagement of Jean from Wuhinpln. • 1 y 0 u
Petersen and Gregory L. remember ~fe."
Wright bu heft revealed by Tbe Attorney General I!!
Dr. arx1. Mn. Robert p. ~in< 1up 1 very wUwell under The bride, daughter ol Mr.
and Mn. Maurice F. Nelson Petenen oC Balboa,· parents of e s~I 0 his e's new_•
of Huntington Beach. was
escorted to the 'Illar by lier. '
father far the evenln1
-conducted by the Rev. llmlld &. Roberts.
the bride-to.be found fame.
,,._ paJ-~· '•teacher 1.n • "I .1ov.e. her,. that's all I """"'° .~ll'Cn, • can lf!IY," 11 his c1aaic q~ ~~~en~ .the .~~olneenhertly~~baMJI ~-~I u -" .. 11 .. ---~ Mr .... .i •-uuu•1• 1 ........ aoi~
---. -w ' •.~ Mid' "I '1hiok be -mt, Mn. Edward Wriibl of 81. too ldoa"t-.'" She WU atteniled by Mia
Suoan Bau, maid of • honor,
and Miu Kathy cwt. ud ·
Mia -Ayieen.-0-' C •a n·e-11, -
brldesmllda., The -bridegroom, ..._ '
Qlarlol, m,, !" ~ .,...iu.te o1 ; Republican ...,;.. -· t1ii ,Un1'eiallY OI M-a . '°"' l!Of. She ta their --~1a.-1a111e -· :._..-_......_ ~~ llllnota Medical bollind i:~-:;""
and IOD ol Mr. IDCI Mn.
George E. Herr ol Santa Ana,
asked his brother Ed d y
W agher to serve as best man.
and seating guests wtre Mike
Lopez and Blll Beaver.
Special guests at the .wed-
ding were Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. McKulla from Auburn,
Wash., who are celebrating
their golden wedding anniver-
sary.
The bride will graduate ln
June. from Marina High Scbotll
and wlD -attend Saotai Alla
CoUe1e.
Her hulband is a graduate
of Marina Hiah arxl. now ill·
tendlSAC.
-·-PATTI PALMER
Juno Bride
Newport
Couple
To Wed
A June wedding in St.
·' -r.ni.er .... in: --al -bor structan for ' the c h I c I I 0 to .. ~ them. ' ' .. __
MRS. JDEL WAGHER
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YadS -Olub. n,, couple will lbe;i'"cdtt. ~;,it
excJainse their wtddlDg vows ed me GOP womaD ~ June a In' Wayne, Ill. :'l
For Scholarship Funds
Cafe Parisienne Opens
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A French· Riiing will pr.. 'nle IChool col-ii will be
Yide ~ When ~acuity .t rla n s ( o r m.e d • into Cafe and parents ol •F OU n ta i ft·
Valley ffigh School 1at11er for
a daDC'e between I p.n\., and
midnight Sa1Att$y, April ls.
Plriaienne for the party, and
lie public ii invited to attend,
'llckelo will bo •uo eodl, and
inay bo ~ from the
ICbool't finlDee atftce, at by
~-· RoboltCarpeiW, -7. "' -·Larbi Lam-mon. 1112 346l.
Duty'Cal fs:
For Aide~·
Library aides are be
sought by M.is.s
Kussmai;i, librarian far tlje
Octan View· School District. ~
vo1.-rs are . needed \lo
assist in the processing aDd
dtstribuUoo ol new . .kilule
readln( ,bOol:s purdwed 1/1
the ,• dlstriot !11< • lndi~
ochoOillrllries. · •
·S.tor . Dedls
Card Sets ApproxlJnalelj> hall ol the
Area. -lnterelted·ln ~ .. hour "' two lo the Jllitett may ' rhch Mia
KU8S1DU at the district all-
miniJtrative offices, M7.J5$1. prOcetds will l!fi to llollan for
SchoJars;tbeHuntlngton ,...,..._.
Lquna Beach Chapter of Beacb Union llllh Sc boo l YA RN SHOP
Easle1'11 Star will conduct a Diotrict's ICbol.uablp flll)d. "WE SPECIALIZE '
d .... rt card part• at ?·.30 LiFt refre.lilments· will be IN SERVl(:E"I ,, served by Le Demolselles, a ..... llflTlUCTIOHI
p.m. Friday, April 24, in tht girll' aervice club, and Those 2':41 ,L co.ur Hl•HWAY
Masonic Temple. 'l'he publlc B1rmlnlh8ms Wft1 pr o v i de c ....... • Mer
is invited, accordiq to Mn. musk: for dancin(. -·-
Nonnan Christensen, worth:r Parente: of ti,hth •ri de
matron student.a in the city ·are cor-
A ~od dessert card party diallJ i..Dvited 'to attend to meet
is planaed for Thursday April the facutly and other parents
30, at noon in the Laguna ' whose children will be en-
Rills Parle Clubhoose ' for the ta1nf the blih school la
benelil of the bui!ding 'fuad. ~.
Hostesses will be Mn. ·Har-
ry Thompson and 'Mrs. Elgin
Burke. Reitrvatlons may bt
made witb·Mrt. .Arthur Stead, •Ill-.
Demo Women
De mocratic Women o f
Orange County Will meet
tomorrow evening at 8 Jn the
Security Pacific N a t i o n a I
Bank, Anaheim, to hear Mrs.
Bing Starr di.sctlss the life
of an editor or an Orange
County publication.
Audience Views
Winter Sports
Winter Sports In Switzerland
will be presented by Douglall
Barrymore during the meeting
of Parents Without Parlnen
Friday, April 24, at 8 p.m.
in Laguna Federal Savings
aod Loan.
Inquiries regarding t h e
orgaNiaUon may be obtained
by calling Mn. Margery
Miller, $2025 .
Andrew'• Presbyterian Churcll,=?;;;;;;;;?"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~;;;~;;;;i; ts being planned by Patlll l
Liiiell ,Palmer and lllchlrd
Paul 'fttompeon.
News el the fortbcom1ns
event bal Ileen lllllOllllCedc
the poronta of 1be' brld&<lecti
Mr. and · Mrs. Willlam B.
Palmer or Newport Beach,
and the beb'Gibed couple were
. /}/). 1 THE ·N-e-wLQQK
a{{ie 3 '°' a .•• MEW YOU!
for ' ' .
"MlRACLE h C · M A d toasted during a dinner party -¥out 1
S, · a, ptu·re usic war s f·;!~~.::i;~~ future' bridegroom.
• A • Mlp Palmer is a graduate
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le• Harris and JOiili .. Hacker are -heading. ·'°.r a parent-faculty base.ball game. Action begms at 11 ~e contest. while Herbert Ward, pnnc1pal a.m. Saturday, Ap.nl 25. Prizes, games and•refresh·
I~ :street SclJ~~ ready to join in the.fourth rnents are, featui:ed. -· -: · -""'
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1·30 ""'1ch! • I'"""""' II 11::111 a. m.
jlEi>oRfl: ~owly olelMd of. tailor1ow ·In tbe Hora ol,
· Ileen._ the Mmes. ·PblDlp l'leoty ""'"'ant. Talent
r HandlllDU, p r e 1 I d e n t: &how ~ tomorrow a I! d.
Edwi• ParrllhJ G e r a l d ..,. Friday, April 24, at 7:38
Miller and 'llloo!u Larned, P,in. In the multiPll'll'*
vice-pre1ldent1· Devid Webb room. ncketa are 11 for
and J1me~ Cutter, adulp · and ~50 cenD: for '
secn:torla; Gonloa Cannon, ~!..~t'~,
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Pnaldiol• Mn: • lhlll'-( REPOR~: ·p...,;ta were · Prak1ea1 ••
welcoaiod to tbe-houae CO~G UP:.1'ool&ht 11'7:30
last nllht wil!i ao ice II -....... ~. Ajiril
cream -It II o ,; In g 24, II the GcJoid. l'.IOlimlnl
class..,... viaill. MrS. Jaoe Tea for llllh and Slslb ~
Barkd!'il p re U n t e d the 1Irls: ' '
historian's report. ' l.. . ,: · ~ ... , · · · · -. /
mete Verile PTA, Rummcig"e •bac4td Up. '. . " Bear St. PFO 1111'1. Nuey f1o1Par1 .. ,f'. I\ • · ' •
Mn. Jolm Rocker "'"81dent Brian· stellod· ~ a ~ ~;.,.hlle hi, ~II.,
President , COMING UP: Open holUe l! er Mn •. :n>om81, n, ~~9f S.t. cat11.ine'I
COMING UP: Bowling ·1W> tonight, at 71 II will' ck' ~cib'T .A.uxill4iY.' Iii ~Ii In order.. iJ' •sal~
cheon · will take place •t 1>feceded bl'n asaoclatJon will talie ~ P:n&ir •. ~ 24, from'f<30 ·l'l'· to · 12:30 p.m. Saturday, April , meeting In 1l1e multlpurpo&e 5:80 p.111 .. _and'tbe'~xt dl!Y fNl!l-l :30 a.Qil J,'p.m.
25, In ,Ill! Horn of' Plenty i'o!Jm. Pladce of' AJlegllnCO 'Ibo ~t, ,~ l!lace m 'ljle La : J!eacll··
' restaui,inl, ,Santa Ant. Mrs. .·will be lod !IY 1i>e ,IChool's Wtoom8h'1 f\~b•,' .will ...• fillture, funiUu,' _re, cl ,; •apil '. ,. ·~Willllr!l ,:POdllrowlky, MO-· 1ood c-.' '8Pl!Clll a-"'r " •
' 8497, may be called for lrlbltl of prvjects and an ~· ' ·• / , ' • 1 • • • ,
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for mOtber-daug!Jter lasbkl!> will be· aboWn. Installalloo · REPORTS: Ne1' oftkera wtr, · llEPORft: J' ran JC PiUtta,
showooMay7.Mrs.Rooald .,of·.-afflctn will tlke lnltallod-11 rliini:lieon lit ,:.Qlb~·'l;poned
Fross.-,maybeton-·place. theVlllaNovL"';' ··' 'tbe~ol~Wellt!o t.~c ted .Rich1rdffa&-._ ·• • · • .... ~~ 8811' Cub :&:out dens,
meyer, -· 11 ··~Id Miuion Viejo· r-10 ·-NH High ~T~ . :..-red bi, the l,'TA. Mn.
like . s u 11e1 t Ion t ! fOC' CIUf ..,.. Mri. Robert~llftlel . 1 , • Douclas &Wier, pnaident
nonunea for Pro of¥rs. Preoldeill Prealdeht ·it·.' · announced the lormaUon ol
• • ' COMING !JP ,._ hou t • · · • a committee to advocaie the Cal1forn1a l!T A : "'"'" ,. • COMING UP; Open home wlll addition of sidewalks and 7:30 tonlalJt;.-llillond; l)y '-'• at t'p m tomorrow Mn. Teel Brbso visitation Jnd t n f 0 r m 1 I __.... ' · · · · park.I OD the westside. President ,Bated 1o~d1 an.~
COMING •m: Spring' ·Into meetinp WJth the teachen., refreshments will .be sold
'" Mrs. WatrJO wu-_ pro-•· the •-~-1 '"" Sum-II the theme of · " . w ~. .,..., ~~-~I mother-daughter gram cbdmaD and 'Mrs. -REPORTS. New ottteers are
Wilson PT~ . · ,,
Mn. Wllliads o.Gaw •
; c\· 'h';l·di' ;!I, ~1t· ~, · :1 · · r7n
luncheoo at 11:30 p . m ., D. G . .N-aodal cbllrmu the lfma. Henry Hofmann, \ d I b Saturday, May; 11. ln the will 1 er vie rehttbaawftta. president; J. w. )lemstree~t, IH ·arm e '. ' ' y M"ov ,· n ·g ' multipurpose . room Ml s. ' . Cinco dt Mayo ~ ·--·vice. preildent: Joe Barbara Sucy """' Sears noon to I e.m. ~. Mq Quinn llld Han-y Mellor,
l·s ,.,.,..-:_ ... 1..... _ 3i on the JCbOo...... tecntaries; Da_vld Chavis,
President
REPORTS: Winners ot the
.parent·chJldren We
decoraling contest who ftte
preslnted ribbons by Prin-
cipal Hu g b wlherman,
were Brenda, Becky and
Billie Arndt, Terry and Uta
White, Gena and Oirla\y
Smith, Beti;:'Eilcri, Nina
and Lynn Rooney, Jetta and
Paul Gannon, C21ris, Mark,
Eve and Betb Hlmmelheber,
'Stevep Sanley, T.o m fQ y
Pacol, Brod and B e n
Stevenson, Dav:lt:I S n e e d ,
Linda .IL Childres, G i n g e r
Guthna.. -Tom, Ricky and
Sonia Reesh and Pamelis
Gihl Cakes' were auciloned
for a total of $57.
lf~CAGO .~n -'.Qa!< chfld'1 pareols,and schdol can Cleveland suddenly began
• 1 '.t Ml)V1ng may'• Se takestepatocurbsuccmfully 'lnisbehaving wnm he .found
to yoUr dtll4'1 bannful psychological effects out hls family was planning lb ·~·, , , =~:. family changes ad-move. ~ ''4~"-~•HI'. ~t':of. "'l lourth·fade' bOy · 1 n · Dr. Ralph Ojemann,director
~ · of chll~ucatonal pSycbology
, .I , . 1 4 , lit the ~tional Reseln'f Hemline Del:iclte ·' eou.cn ·or America, said the
.---,--------•. ,j' child'smisbehaviorwas ~ .. ~a· . . .. I brought on by feelings of in-
£ P F security, and fru,,tration at the VI . ence roves -a Se · ·.thought or making new friends
·• • , .~. " .. ~ at a strange school. f NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. have the slreri&th to wJthstand 1 "After the parents consulted
UPI) -(fii.en ~ ijlc;lii1o_iia1s 119. tr~.'. '"We can't with the·scbool's prlnclpal, the cu•~"!a:)'"*~~ Hrat ,r&1st ~fYJes _ .trtftds, and boy's behavior i m p·r ov e d
fllebalie 'befuliDes' .rt't 'L inllee.4, it ~"bl \pbeahhy : markedly," Dr. Ojemann said.
on · to do . so. It. "°!!Id be virtual ' "The teadJer and , tbe boy
Jobn Beeker, a Rllt&ers psychic suickle. wrote to his new school. They
ahvaity profesaort l. b ' 1 The sociologist, who also is also sent data to the new
the better' pll't ~ a year a worker f<r the Willingboro. schooJ about . the boy's ac-
~~~ ~ N.J . school system, conducted complishment.s and~ was told r. b mfniitirt Wai here to a study of girls who do and ~or th.ls.". ·~ .., don 't wear miniskirts, com· I Dr. Da1e Harris, of Penn W be'"~ rt.ie.pte paring their apparel with their State University, aaid that ~ri , bb n.r.· J11bt·iutere in handwriting. ~ f' , the last two generation•-ml wftlt«-w6inen will He found th;if mint sup-Mlerioans .have become in·
bact; 1 .,...,, trend for Jone. porters were outgoing girls creasingly moblle. ,f.1'8 ~ decreN will who weu.-t.bem-.to . ..a~t Allied Van Li~s figures
bt~u;n.: , . . . 1i., ~· themselves or insecure gifls show that appr.oxunately 20 ft11" come fitst ;; l t h who wear them to get Bt· percent of · the people in this
1111 Becbr, tuing tention. Thoee who did not ,go country change addresses In
even .over t b e all out for fhe p;Uni felt secure any one year period. J\.1ost
. , ! enougb if!' their qWI poaiti.ve changes occur in the 18-to-29
'An lndi,ldaal jr o a J d n t t self-images, Becker concluded. age bracket -the ages when
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·-•-~-. Eve!U Iealured wUI lie 1reuarer El A , , REPORTS : Mrs. Boyd Mettcan .dlnnir, boot\. 1 ,. -; gie rmour, moot pleople are· .r a i s I n g McCul'-..., nd M T ~ auditor ·and M C John10n "'u6 .. a rs. om music, entertainment and ·' · • • children. Hess received blue ribbon the coronation of 1 festival Jr., htstonan.
,Aa,a feault..!Jr. Harris said,, awarcb lor the California <jUOen. ' ' • · Pomona PTA a majoi: ~ hu oecur;rec1 Comments .moo1 newaette
•-wllll and the 1969-ll70 yearbook .ua k zqoet impcirtaM to a at the Harbor. Co u-n c 11 cbild'11e1m of 1e'cur lty. Don "~I u.nu ill the put,-tndl-luncheon. Mn:· ~an,
tionl tied to hiltor1 and place wayit and means chairman
were important. children are reported that lU dinners
placing greater emPiasls 00 were served at the father-
Social skills, status and roles. · soq banq~et.
Dr. Harris nptained lhlt Cd.M High PT A. family rituals which can be moved with the family, such l\.1n. Robert Kenible
as Chriltmas or birthday President
celebrations, help to create 1 CO~ING ~P: ~nd-rals~g
seme of conilnuity. I\ · " . chicken dinner wtll pr~e
A poeitfve att4tude on tt.e the open house. fro~ s:;io
part of the' pattnts als6 ls to 7:30 p.m. tomo~w 1n
helpful says Dr · Frances the school cafetena. The
Dwyer: a Syrac~, N.Y., ~blic is invi~. to the S2 psychoJoeist dumer, art edubit and sale.
Parents ~111 c 0 m m en t Comn:iittee members are
favorably on the move and planning the board luncheon
make the cNld 1 part of the for May 7 .. Mrs. Robert
moving process, Dr. Dwyer .Kemble,.outgoi.ng president,
said. ary<I Mrs. Robert Manahan
Dr. Joachim Wohlwill, of ~·ill host.
Clark University, said that
taking along familiar objects
-such as a child's priied
possession can reduct the
fears involved in moving and
after the family has 1ITTived in
the new home.
Contrary to popular belief,
moving during the school. year
can make it easier for a child
to make new friends im·
mediately. School can be the
Estancia PTA
Mn. Ralph Boefel
President ~
Monte Vi.te PT A
Mn. Mark Morril
President
COMING UP: General
meeting and open house is
tonight at 7. Class projects
will be on d i sr,l a y .
·sweatshirt sa1e will a!l urf.
tll Friday May 1. Stud~t
1S~ are $2.25 and adults
al< '12.95. . ·
R E l'-0 R TS : Story.-Book J Parade winneri were 'Brian
B~. Drummer ~ oy :
Be,verly Garcia, Mary Pop-
pbiS; Brlan Denigan', Tom
Sawyer : Jay Moffett, Andy
Capp; Laune Morrill, Peter
Pan; Linda Toe h it u b o,
Japanese girl; R l ch a rd
GOodsell, Humpty Dumpty, and Ricky Betts, Tin Wood·
man of Oz.
Mn .. C. Darrly Bradley
Pnsklent
COMING UP: Election of of.
ficen aod open-h o u s e
ton.ight at 7. Classroom
visitation will be fol.lowed
by an ice cream social jn
the multipurpose room.
REP ORTS: Carnival com-
m t;.t e e met to make
preparatio03 for the MtliY
23 carnltal. .
Presidio PTA
Mr1. James Ramey
President
COMING ' UP : Association
meettn, will begin 1onight
at 7 in the Maude Da'vis
portables. Back kl school
night will follow from 7:30
to 9. '
REPORTS: Carl VrebaloTlch,
p a r liamentarian inst.ailed Newport Ele. PTA newly elected officers at the
14 metro Newport Ele. PTA -board meeting.
Mn. Jolm Fraaeo -~ . v· t . PTA President . --IC ona
COMING UP: Ice cream Mn. Douglas Bowler
social and open house is President
tonight at 7. A !I ho rt COfl1ING UP: Open house and
business meeting will pro-ice cream social tonigh t.
teed the classroom visita-School rteord .books will be
tion. Social will begin at 9:30 sold. Old · and new board
in the cafetorium with third dinner will take p I a c e
and fourth wade mothers Satur-day1 May 2, in the
'' best place for him to meet
COMING UP : Spanish dinner
tomorrow evening from S-: 30
to 7:30 ln the school com-
mons. Public is welcome;
prices are $1.:IO for adults.
75 cents for children 10
years and under. OpeQ.]!OllSe
is from 7 to 9 p.m. tombr-
row. Teachers will •greet
parents in:.~ claurooms. hosting. Fisherman restaurant.
people, according to Dr ,
Donold Bireland, of t h e
University· of Chicago School
of Social Service
Administration.
At the same time, teVeral
very good' effects were cited
as results of making a family
move.
"When there ls change and
variety, there is room for
curiosity, excitement an d
surprise . . . and with these
things there is possibility of
learning,·growth and
personality develQpment," Dr .
Austin Des Laurlers , a
Un.ivenlty of M I s so u r I
psychology professor, said.
leg Art
'
Rev.ea Ii rig
The days of the' mini may be
'bumbered, 00\ the le1 art It
'reve'als is certainly having a
!alt Ding with' the htlp of
poster 1rtlst Peter Mu.
MH hol added his bright, "l.tttr 'loot to pahty hooe and
body ~~ UllDI Vibrant , ·color ill ·-ltilfclly localed
I • ' • r t spots, such 'II iQt ecreened rofessiona{ Women Help , · , . , 1an1as1uo111owera,con·
, · ~!..,. . • . \ .• -::"" · ,i. .. ~.~uons ancl' ckMl!b on an ~--~ Bu....,_&nel Pro.lessionllil"Women (left to right) Mrs:M.'K. J.ut,., ~.~ liO.!<· ·
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Harbor View PFO
Mrt. Cbarles Sword
President
COMING UP: Parents and
students are invited to at-
tend open house and science
fair tonight from 7 to 9.
Mrs. Frank Frost, ways and
means chairman announced
that a bake sale will take
place with pro ceeds
earmarked for I i b r a r y
equipment. Mrs. Jack Dawn,
awards a n d scholarship
chalnnan announced that
science projects will be
judged ln two categories.
First, second and t h i r d
places will be awarded for
indJvldual and family proj•
ects ln each grade level.
A sweepstakes award will
bt &Jvm for the most
outstihdlng project and all
entries will ~ceive. a rf'.
honorable mention. Student.1
f~ l!C1 will judge.
Harper PTA
P.tra. Roger Geor1e
President
COMING UP : 0 pe n house
tonight at 7:30.
REPORTS : New board
members are the Mmes.
Awards Dra-.yn Up
Woocl1and PFO ·
l\.1rs. Ernest Kostlu
Presklent
REPORTS : Assisting Mrs.
Ernest ·Kost1an, pres.ident,
and the Mmes. James Kay.
Mark Hanson and Challes
BuChanan, vice Presidents,
will be the followln1
dlairmen : the Mmes. Dave
Roberts and Frederlek Boo!.
room mOthers; Don· a 1 d
Allred and ClHford Schuyler,
lioclal and hospitality; Fred
Gaectler·. hea1th ind
'Welfare; Lewis Parry, safe-
t y : Michael Smith,
publicity; William A. Reid,
newsette ; Elsie Porter.
decorations; Donald -..
Southworth, cultural arts; ·
David Greenlee, citizenship;
PhUlp P'a r-i 1.h, telephone:
Chert Getelma n, school band
representative, and Howard
-Ross , teacben aids. f
IDd Mt-. Flllrhl A. Mart.jn recet¥t 1l rundown 6n an inlf!!Venau& ~.. In puty -lot ln3\0nce
...Ulur ~Y Olll>egant. ..auistalll· ttdministratqr . 01 ' Soulb.. Cailit • -. bis · iles£gns five
,'"The cfob mid~·• tlooatfon'for the purcM~tltlit •17 "81:• 1pocial aJllll\ ~ ""~· ...,,
mmllCn ;no,, Ol lnlravenous aolutiops to paticnta hii·illt 16teBM others cail1!9r-.1no. HI! ltt'
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• Rorer George , Johni
Campbell, C'.eorge Howe,
Charles Hanson, Larry Isel,
Jack Perkins, Roy Hirota,
Bruce Hart, .!'Ob Lindsey,
George SW.'°", R I c h' a ~ d
Slra.ssell. David R o s S t
Wllllam Talbott.. Mike Blaii', •
~ Samia, Richard
Newport Harbor !Ugh School PTA win spoWght the arl department when it
p~esents two $100 art scholarships,. one $25 art award and four smaller awards.
Mrs. Shirley Berry, department chairman (left) guldes the , talents of Anne
Strom and Diane PtttellgUI. ' -, .. . . -' •
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·--... I I •' f J~a~;;.Jordan Vic~ Mqyo:r ~.
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• • ... -wu. pamed mayor of minders that the late City Clerk ~C. K. ~:edurlng the city ··charlle'"Priat bod ~ and trai~
lb( •1 Uon meeting. Ei, ·1"!' Phinney to toke his pt~ce. ""· . ·ll.illllrd . Jordon. who wpn A · r · -ta' ldl "'.eat this month. Was · surprise. announcement\came early ~ ~· " when Councllmon Al v'in L. l'lnlcley moved
• .... 'Wtliiie will· ~t-.v~ ..ai\ml,)IOI' .. wJlilt that City Manager . :Arthur R. 1McKenaie~s c~ ail ·hil~piip.1for electior1 to-a1~ta_nt-be• mad.e actinc)Cib' ·~aer
(he'-, Bi>ardeNSu vis"!!. He is' or the presel)I tiJn~ . . • , .
·E.: iiii~ .. tfie','~'m""' • , . bc~~ ...... 6y 0111t0ndn ¥cK•nzi•'s duties ri•ve beeli ·hanpied. ""'""""" .,.~'"· by Fred L. SOnabal; in·li-iniinlh 't""· • • · r"e(.:c>ra · ountY!s F!f.th Meaa employe, shxle "the lehks' iadni'W:· Sq~·~tne\. r ,. · • • : stntor· suffered ' stroke s.e-ceral months
A '1ot4J,-Qfs~1 ~rits· or elections aa:o. ,
ta;qk;DW.::e ~ the Costa Mesa coun· Councijm,an Piri.kley said • be talked cil's~aoizaUan n:aeeUpg. . with McKentle at S•i:J.m, ind the longtime ~· ~ernJ!fl~tl,_.wbile an. city olf!cia( a!kta that young Soraabal ~:made tb,.:3!fect1onai. ,.re-• (See MESA; Pap-J)· · ·
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Delay Granted •
For Slocum · . .
Iii .Baby · Case .
By ARmUR R. VINSEL
' 01 ltle Dailfr Plitt St.if . .
Looking more like a lawy~r himself than the delendant In Coata Mesa's bJ,.,. ·EARTH •QAY'HQ~SEl'OyiER AT ESTA~.CIA HIGH HITCH· l'OSf ·~ H1ybur"!rl .~9PJ~"'~•k9tt ,{S.. 1~ry, P• .. : ~-.,_i'
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MESA<OUNCltME'N 'TAKE OA"f.H IN 1CIVlC. oeiiT.'ER1 iEREMONY
· .ViC. Moyor Wiii J ...... n.(liif!),,f.....,.ln•n JICk1Homlnitt' · .. ' ' ..
' . Criminal complainf.s c~ging the·
assistant mlnflltl;"•and-a1fornier employe
of a C:OSta Mesa market with en'gineepng
an · ~ed .. $5,20q_ aqned' robbery were '
being "l"ght by Po)ice.tod.ly.
No bi.If has be;en , set •!pr the pair
....,....,.r•the &undaJ •iob ·•t the Alpha
Beta "Market. 241 LE' l7Ml1 st.,1 la.,, which ,
twol' other employes ... were bollDd ' and
pistol·Witlpped. ' :
Kenneth R. ·Menchelm,.tl4, or Ul 137tb
Sl.,.Ntwport ·Bea~1, an•fBoyd,M. Sbarp,
29,·ol Ndr!alk,, currentlyiface f<Nr feiOl!Y · colfnU;~irith tentaUVe ma>gnment tOday
or'Thltrtdi . ' '
Counti tigalnst Uiem In the Band Aid
~t case' include armed robbery, con-
spir~(lo commit arined robbery, kid-nll]pi:nl·dw:i~ a b!JI~up and .assault with
a deadly Weapon.
Sharp summoned police to the scene
. .
them to qu_e.ttion Mer Monday
night l'"d • Shaw was . "'P!\Jied ·at his Norw~lk home ea'rly Tue!ldaf'1D9rning. ,.
Police !"Y they. bave· ~ere.I ll,llll9,
of the'$i,2(JO ~\In. tlie .Uct.p ,wbib l~t a 17-year-old b01tipy' wttb a stltchid-
up hO;ld arter'~ pi'1!!/·wj!iPI\'( !
. ~,of •the ~Y. •J,Ctitiil. was afore ~·James E.. Bt •.. 40,i ol
'Gardea Grove. ' · ;
. ( .. · M'esa Park iJ n . r :
Briefly Halied
By Delegatio~
Sunday morning, saylng a man wearing A delegation or ·unhappy reskltnts
a a~_t ~.king decorated . with Band stayed the hand that held the red Aids~ the three vl~s. .. paintbrush Monday .uicbi, .,., &be Colta
Iritonnation suSfi>Ued1to 1detectiVes•led r ·Mesa-City Council consfdered t half~ay
' JNl{king bab on"· a pqrtlon ol WU800 . Str,eet. • 1-. · New Pact Okayed l1le Costa Mesa Trlfflc -Qi:nmiiaion • ..::~ aw· c1rY CLERK ' ' • , had recommended ,a I a.m. to I' p.m. =--Eli-P. Phinney
, , ban along the south 11de: ·between' Cqllege .... For D"!neyland :;:i~· and Fahlew. Rood ;~ .~Ill > ·"' '
A new three-JO••" wage peel bu been Petitions bearia& 110 •linattireo ,•<re Greiaest Title?
iigned by repreeeiitatives Of 2,000 1 deliv~ ,poor to . a • bearin&!! . ~ .. .
PiJn<yland ·empJoyes....r.menageD1'nt • •al wliicb spok-P,11bick 1 ' fL -' D b bl
""'' more -llx ··-ol• nejotia. ol m w. wr-. ., ' l~f; ~ ' e. ata e tionl . • baineownen. ·l! -• 1 -. .. . . r . ~ new contract, covering . 31 craft "~n, ~ Of tht nml)~ tit ,: Betnc1 Maydr flf the To.wn ,.ts second
and service uniOM, calls for wage ~ 1 dOn t think~~ can~· only to pm:~ of.., tbe Unll!d-.States,
ere.Ks IOtalling '1.10,an hour: over_ the ~~ 41.~ ........ i...~ .. ~ alU, or~ Gb~ at Clllfcrnia · .. in " won-nen three years. 1 &-1' -1U111CU& ., 1v~ay Alst ·~mctuied in·~ ntW cagrtemeat • ·.entry~ exit. '.,I ~! ~· remarked ~ Costa Mesi's
is an .lncreaae in the employes pemion·. Eldridge, however, uplalned trll: cars Robert•M: Wileon after h11 electlon Tues-
plan, plus· a dental plan whlCb goea · ~ .. -~ useld ~!°" ,~eet,f.ri:J'~ doy.' .~ ' into effect in the-..-third year of tbe J~.ui;:aua cou t"!"' .. ou ...... e 0 .-_, w1·-ol . • . ,. . '· b'" b 'ill · u · while increased traffic capacitl'· l'ould a-vu, course, 1sn t running for conl(.act w 11C w expare 111 1.973. l • ·-:....:.:, ' ' · c.onti'ad.i'provislons are· relroactive to ttsult d~ daytime houri.. ·' lt ·Ja Pf--:~ gove;nor.
Mar.ch-I.I"' i ; He~al6ci~SakJ' ~ ~'belft ~ '!! consider lh1s the great.est honor
re butchered baby case, Dr. Wesley ' ·
C. siocum api:ieare<t In court toditY tor · '· · ! 1 • • • ., •
a preliminary hearing .re-set by three M .. i. ·11. ,,,:.. w~~~.1 ag'"em~t be"IOftn the.Orange • esa~ ~~ai;!ng-,C.J#r-g~~· I ;
County District Attorney's 'Oµice and . , · \ , . . .. · ~
his def~ at~Y .• Paul Au'gustint Jr., _ l ' ' ~ 1 1 1~n:~:·s1:.~~~fy',;,,.,iY ., -Of Insurance Swi .... Afe· -.r; Calv~ lAve., Coit& ~-JI -~ ' ..... ~ -· . ~ ·' ~~ J l~'"'!~ ..
ta ' ' . ''~ • ~l:Mlo "'!"'' 1;_ ·~~ by ,,.:;... f,..: .. ~;;; d
";{... -1• .... 'two,oil;er'.r..i.,;~ • "°",wbo'~"1 JlllA ~ciii# ~ lnlilronCe Conjll'll1.'• ~· -·
-.unc1er:wf,.ln ~ home !or de~ 111,IJIOI hiairlnCe 'J>Ollcy'"a(r!M lllt ·Of Tile, cltthipf' •lol;e · operalar 'la ·-
Cbll<Wor. " 1 . • dyinc 'l"ploye -by~ lol.lot" of,,M..,...~' llilltOd and 11·1'181
"He wore .a nllty Dlue i!dt and brand-the •"l'llllDIJ onctt yletJm 1~.l ~· l;pf;-llotod'. <liy •at,tirlilr, )11£)1.o,rd ne~ 1 mouttache : tdday when brou&ht · ' ' · • · i-,· · l • -' before Judge CaMn Schmidt In Pl vii ion examination -raced cou.rt today. . . ~l!JOUell!,, ol '.l'l)llltler. '. , . '
One, Harbdr Judicial District Court; arier Jlls lo'-> wbtker COll!Pllh)ed":•!li!n · Hli fe1al counael . d!Clined .,....,y
missing lhe cale[\Clar's flrst ,call. .' • · he rl50eJV~ UM.first ~l!I. . ' , o. ' • ~ ~111eht~on .tqe~aqaJ 'C1.t aplnst '
''Wow, is thai i\IY still in custod>:?'', Lawrtnce, ~em, 47, of 29l31Jrtvl R91d· ~~and ~lfow~ . .'; : : : 1
wQiapered a you'ng defendant aw al tin, ,fn · thr .Meu Ve[de ar~a, I~ ·tr~ on , , , "1 ,
11.ctlon in Dlvlslon'One. · ~.~ btl,l \;atdlng.:pr~OQ..bn fOur · 1 • • •
Arrested March 27, the former ourgeon (elony "cbarges atilng with·• c<t<Jere~L 'Clµs. sv.·. Re',s' ftl.'..-..:'I>.
-Oisabled by l!JnDre In a. police con· He 'd Jforn,.~r· lilaUr• 'SileelMn' J , yv•~
frontlilon four Years aJo -hu been PaurFlfOwtCh, M, Of tu.sun, are ~~ F p d .
held •t·0r .. ,..eoun1y all · without· bail w:th ·ronr•ocy ~to ti..~m1~ ~~11; · rom . . ilrit-A ~: .
ever slnc:e. . , a temP,t~. l(~nd . t. anr two, . ~· "Extreme' .. fine·~ with -"'1i·. Ju"e SChm1clt listened to ,AuguaUn&'s of f~guy · .. -. Y • ____..
explal\apon for the required d!lay . then · TM i<:~lo~ was sc~uled before' J~ge· neat, qufWI~ ah'I• o( SoOd CIJiber Of'" ·"
,.....t the·-Jieanrii for MiTt1 w;Th u.. Paul f'list ·ln cent aJ pr~'COiint1 l::m':r?~iJn~~::!·~;...t..~ agreement ,of Chief Deputy District At. .1udicl1l 1Dtstrlct Court, ·•lemml.!ll froJn ..-•
lorney James(}. Enright ' a ,complain) by a·'tttmil)IHY 111,cinctr waasthi•-~ne: ' .. I" ..
Augustine estimated tile PreltmiMry patient Wh9 Uves in~ ~el Ma(.":J.:. cH1L..iGINO oPFoa.. ip ,,...,..,
J:>earlng wiU take fi¥e. days, rrlor:e thaQ Deputy Dls1'1ct N;tomey,JQe Diclterlon form s~etarial, li:lmfnlatratJve
most. 2'ild asked Judge· SChmidt if be ch"ifged lhe· J>Jlr with collaq<>r11ttng to assi.s. ! -phone duµei. for ,,...__. 1-
could res~rve a courtroom-where it may gain n1111nclal!Y frqrp · the impei1dtog· yoong profitable. gr:owtng co. J.«.
gc. on uninterrupted. death of 'Lhe man. , nr O C: Airport Mlllt have 'llill
Judge Sctlmidt said hf would Jn-o<ttnz: 'allegedly took ahd pas!led the typini: ·& S.H. Q"'. 'tite ii . .di&>
vesUgate and perpaps re-set the hearing physical examination ordered for the tating macti~ la~ble . IUi.t;..
still further Into the summer if court lute. Sbd abo De capable ,of ffU..
calendars indicate 4l heavy load. ~g w/figµres . ·Apj>Jy ·qx ·pp ,
"There's a tremendous amount or Drug Seminar Slated arlno, C.M. Ask for Dr. _ evidence to present. in this cue," , , , · , , ·<No Agencys) • •
remarked Augustine, who also represents T . h . l\J . You. can get .U\e res~1 yOU wi,t, too,
Dr. Slocum h1 a $2.2 milli~ lawsuit ODJg l ID pe'fport from a bard.working ' D~ll,Y . PrLO'I'
sh!mmlng from the April, 1Wshootout. Class1fle(I ad:Call an ad.vi.SOT dtrJ(tpr·ai
Enright today revealed authorities have A seminar · on' drugs reaturtng Newport '42-5678. . , . · ..! ,
decided not to set!k a Graitd Jury in-· Beach pollc! Community .ReJa~ Of-
dictment against Dr, Slocum, w h i c h fleer ·Ed Cl~barelli 1'fill be held tonight
woold'eiin:ilnate any prellrilinary hearing by ' 'Newport Hir~ ~cjin Legion
and shift the case to Super:i ..... Coort. Post HI. ·-·
Or. SIOcum Said nothing during the 1he1 profrim' wiq ~r it JI.' P.pt .. at'.
brief lnterruptlori in a yol.llg man's trial the Legion Han; 11s 15th ·S~ .. oo the
for marijuana J>OSSesilon and rn.erely Qalboa Penpt_su)a .. Cibbari;llf wllr Jait nod~ his assent whe"n: ukod il be aboul dru. a~ by'yo\itlja aJI!] ;::0~(
(See Sj.OCUM, Pafe I) parento can ,dti abollt.1,1. . . . , , '
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bl•1i placing hilll --~"""" arrelt while >his ·soppar11n 1caJlld •
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G;;. ... ·' .;., S · · .d-· ·' ,.::.. '~ h.cl 1llea / ~"How .aboUt Co(inty Stqw\11.aOr, Bob?'' ter In depth, based on existing Ca)l!omlai cited, June uplalned saying pa.st court J..Wb . ,uppoc' '":"' :a ud1'l a!f!imlllte:'. · pr-i CGuocllmen Willlam L. SL cl.ltr, Vehicle Code •tatutes ind prior "court rullhgs ·tal<• local qen Juriodtctlm>, ". •, . . ·., aOil lmpnwemeal Gt ,:wu.,. .flt • drowln&.J -ii loupler. I decl!loh!. • • ou( ol· m~k.
EDlue:mea\ ol the~· of -'Jean aheld .r •t r•.W. 1: · WUlclJ is ... bird!)' u bakl u hi.I 1op-One way of tel Jing spr:;ng Is hert Crillwalk1' are• where clly offlclal11
Orllic< O!unty A9aosoor ~-J. '"nm:<· ia n..l>.'ao balll~' f. · pOoent. Fllth Dlltrict Supervilor Allon 11 watching the police log ror complolnts may blve 1101110 ~lf'l! o•tr jay.walkjng, . Hi-II)' !IS comm"")t1 leaders WOI marked Ml1<r AMn"'L. Pin · ....,..,... E. Allen. but -could abno!I trace ol baseball In the sti; .. 1. and other sip! pla~lr41 ll)•tha ~ or otllenrile' In·
annillbcta "TueadiY " by Oltp CleMy, tlPJllni bis band •-wbot he ....i. the ploaled bh11b peat the root.. I or ol the oea11011. • tErfertng wllb tramc:-
cbalnnan .ol the commiU.. to <Hlect Councilman Wjlllam L. SL Clolr eom-hb hair. City TrafOc Engineer Jim Eldridge ~ .llJtl< .offel)I<• m•st be ·•llnelsad
the llRSIOf'. . . • rneoted tha1 ~ m for tralnt, not ------------., !"as asa!gned.. ·to study the •matter by 10 or'U~. . · _ r , · 1 '
CteOry said· tho group wjll head .,, parlled can. .... ~ a -to 'STOCK. MARKET I recenUy 'and reporf back to Cl>UllCilmen June uelll11dl to coon<;llmin.'t ·dly Z7 .dt1 and C9'JT'l)' ,aru~ supPort or11nizi~ · approve the red 'Carbtng for the lfecifi«f _____ ,...-.._ ___ ...._ ' about whai some citlZf:ns cohsldtr 1 orcffnanct: ~Id ·~"' drawn • uP byt it ~ r~,;;~"· ;h ,,,~· I,.;,. ' a· 1iJ ~• 1 • • ',. ~W,YOlll'~AP) .:.ttlie ·l\ock marke• 0>alor,problem, • . • w..i)-·lit· prlmarli, ·•l'l'ed " 1t ll)tpl' t~·"'.1~.~ 1~ •onu , 1 ,. ~~~ • ~...... • °", . . ; · '~~ ""9 ill, Jote irafinl 1 I\• 1111t111;U 1na-eased paren~al coptrol qblltuction ,Uuiollh ~Ml ilifobeo!i~ o , -~" " • ~ .,....-·1 •·jll<e 1uoiltlons. P1ges ~ .ollorto to ge• tho mtJ111• 1cr~ plcJ:!lC,-, . " ' hls nrst four-rear lErm in till&. Co!mciiJnan Wlltord T. Jordan, Olfered lf.11 ). t 'Ii! the· public acilools, becaUJe clill~ ran! he "concloded, are it«>PkJusl
· 1'jumbered amonc.\he Ill election com· • se<Ond. but the me.,uryna llole'!ed Aiialysl• cont~:i,.. attrjtiule ~· d" f(' proj.clM.!>Y tlie U.S. ~tutlon.' liQ. ldullal ind , the C.o n s't Ito t I 0<n ·
111jtl!' .member1 ore ll lorm!r ·Grand by a 3 ·lo I> volt Ind ~ Wll'°" Street cUne io investor~'r:dlitt.tnce, to en'lor the • r 'city Attorney Roy ~... .. a re8llit; ' cuatoollOI AmellCfnl •tM it"'1 ol llee •
Jury memben !rom. the yeors ll&t curbs will remoln • u1V11arked !or the market beca111e itdlirot;quart.-W1l· II ...,.iderlit1 legol ~. ror a "'*"bly, w;hetl)er ror -~. !"1'11\0t
throolh 119', Cieory ... ld. Ume being. '"''repOrtl by ~·.I · · q~y ~} controlJll!l "cl!Jldm . or or .~boU. r .,\ ·
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CWmlngbam cautioned board membel'1
that the. use of the money depended on
the outcome of the llllgatlons in the land
awap. "U it ts loond tbat a portion of the
land was taxable, then we will have to
return the money at three and a hall per ..
te.Dt Interest,)• he safd. .
' Curiillhghim said the money received
fr6m tecoinputation Will be invested at
Six percent interest unUI final decision is
made on the swap .
.. U we do have to Tefll:Y it, the invest.
mtnt will pay for the Jniere!t wt'll owe
the atote, ~ tbe wlloh! expense will be
offaet by "" tu rate we'll gain Jrom identifying taxable properly," be •lated.
l\fESA· •• " ·
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.l.U ... ~ging 0 reeway aanC:~~.=:~iyA..~:.:.~:;
• ,... • J h1s four-year term, plu.-a clock-mounted A!Llldo la lllte len •. Jollo G. Schmit&' sChmlbl· (Jl.TuotJn) C04lllbortcl a desk sel and bookend•.
Sw-alllco Aid...., tht oei>llo< ldmlJar Badlwn (R-Newpcn ~) · AcUng Cl"' Clerl< Eiieen Phinney, prior bu__. 10 ewut&or wlib ~ .Jl'OPOlltin 1915. , ~ to }\er own .. 1pennanent appointment, ad-
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Celebrating Pan American Day, Y•l!lll alildepts
hailing from lands south of the liorder 11Jut1 their
classmates at Pomona School in ·Costa Mesa. From
left are Juan Acevez from Mexico, 30nta; gt.JUjo
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Javlar Siildoval from l\loxjco, Latin ' Amer!9an
studenta joined Jn mulical salute to NP.rt• Amert-
cands at schoo1 recently. .'. •
~ llOlilrt, Badbam • blD dolodnc tlle '11111 bW )illled tht Asaembty but died JDfnltlered the oath of office to Tucker'• ~ ''
N<iilport -lltCtloa " the Piidllc ·In ·•·· -.comm111oe ·-..i by la . . B . .. v 8 Pl N . Co ilm' CoM rrw.ay -from tht ltlto "~atber of the "'-•Y Symm" Ran-rtp cement, Councilmao Jack Hammett, tt e ay ea . eW UDC 8Il
.-_ ~ ~pb_Colller~-.•• _ , _ . _ . ~ice M~yor Jordan. a rn pp r : .. _ · '. '. . ·· , '.l'lt-· Badhlm filed~. pllCO bolder . OCCaS1on was marlied by a strong ' . ' .. -G'ains, Somet_hing,
Co Co I ,bill on Mardi ·Sl. , , • new spirit as men formerly at-odds sup. • ,) · ____ . __ _
• 11niy _ unse '!be ~iii-iiCllce aide aald the two -eacl> other'• appoin.tm•nts. havini A N d by C ·
lqja!alori·an ~ -., •Pin-•pporently buried the 'hatchet for muni-·gain . ix .. e .· " .. QU,nty ~. T -~--~-Something Q,.i · ' ·B ~ M ·A • PfWe· Janluale for the bill wbJdr may cipal good. ~ ___ _ ·.-:::iays ' ay ' eets. !l't.rbeiba~W:l~~ .. ~-:.i~ "In the Piil four )'tilt, no.one hu • Now that he'o formally a city C<lllll-·~ Be Pub. Ii. ) IQ -de~ Haibor Ana worked harder-than you, George," .. 1d Supervisor Robert w. Ballin WOS . of such land.. cilmao, Jack llammelt baa lost """' U8t •C "-Y ~ -tliey have -the ex-mayor as he pr<seni.d Tucker's defealed a1aln Tuelday in·bls ,..~ Batlln ~aald lieµ not ba..,:""'!!/ib of the 'offiaal powlit anil·rapoilalbililY
oecured ·Newpoft IJatbot ffllh School memenloo. • · effort to· restu~· phases of tlie '"""'" lnfonnall6n oo tbe ~bjecll." • 1 •. ... Auditortum i aU -"There have beea easy Umes · and "3 "'l'r"' ~ he enjoyed, up until about 8:30 p.m . . <>rap 0auDty CaunliJ. ~·Kuyper . at 7~;.u .m ~ antf.~•r. hard Urnes," remarked Tucker. "I trif:d Newport Bay land exchange with the The proposals were. voted down by Tul!Cfay. .
ls 1edlJ ~ ~ ,-pemben of. the ~ ' . p ., ~' _pri to bring! to .~ council qualities that Irvine Company.• ' '. tht 11mt 3 to 2 margin ~at PftVailed one of the flflt lsauea 1o arb:e after
-Upper Wewp;rt-Bay PllOJ!lng Program Paul J. G:rullOi, Vlcech&irman of the --wo~ld-~p,-:-'Afltr-1be--electlon;-one --11rrnew-approach;-BatJi!l"'!Udsted .. ,.\J>!IL 8_ l'JitJc-\llt~ . ._ held__£.!!Jl!_ Hammott--..ar·IUled came.. from C..la =t :.le .. meetingl mu~ti be open to Freew~y Fl&titers, l!aid speclilc lnvita· w~ricl~r~:d ho that lhe County Counsel "submit a report soale hearing on seven alternate pro-Mesa Police Chief Roger E Neth who tions are being sent to 44 clVic usocla-e sa1 , wever, that qualities and 1 _t ks din the rt.Hi.ta 1 posals for development of the Upper 1 -_ · · · Kujpefl'a. action wu dicta~ bS' ac-tlons and a 1eneral ltJvit.aUon la extended intentions are the ·hallmark of public n wo wee regar g 6" 0 Bay and C!Onlldered a suggestion by asked to address the c:ouncil: ~ Tueldly of hlB report to the _tg_ the_pu_bUc to attend. service, not personalities which may the. county in the Up)?'r · Bay ~ to SuperviM>r Dlvtd L. Baker that' the coun-He orderea" Hammett to turn ln his
~ty supervisors that such meetings He said an aerial photograph showing clu:h and canfiict. shoreline, access and e co I o & I c a l lY"iilthdraw from the trade" a1?eement badge as senior re!erve officer on the
of the four-member organliaUon are su~ the-propeJty the-route will-take will-be "What. "ould a man like to be preserves, and thai the Department of with the.Irvine Company. C06ta Mesa Police Department a branch
ject to the provialonJ of the Brown shown and brochurea: will be available remembered for -if he U going to Real Property Sen.ices detennine Uie Supervlaor William Hirstein admitted h b 1 d old to 1 1 j bill
Act. ·· • ~ ~ in p1.ctulee-.the ~ of ttte'· be remembered at all?" he said. . · • that BatUn was rtiquestlnc ''Information e e pe m pro ess ona Cl!PI • fi'MwlY-Gi the1ci~. • : .. "Well, as a man who w~· sincere ex15tenc~ of land areas ~tween Back I would like to have" but added that ties. ~-= :U~ ag:~· · !fe-Ail It is-pJennea that the 6rochures Ud cazred, but whq fo~ himsell in Bay Drive and the tidelands le;ss than the move cwld only "resuJt in political Stalling got the reserve ofllcer nowhere
and conunlAkm and the newly formed ~ ~ hand dellvered to every living a pollUcal arena where be didn't choose 100 feet ln width and estimate the value motivation." -"I can't find it" is one of the phoniest
Upper BQ' p1un1q ~OCJ*u falls under EjUt JD :!be ,dty &he rqomiQs of ~ 30tb. to play the game, or maybe 1be way stories lawmen hear -and Chief NeUt
that calega(J.4 ~ -:..: :: :,.."-;.--~ ~ lt'~§!:~Y pla,yed... . -~ _ • .•" . finally got the badge.
Membenhlp Of the .. U!E Newport r.' . ~ .... J -. Umea we galD.~fYen in defeat. T 1 M ' c c h He returned it as a token of esteem Bay-~· confined to ~ .• · --· ' Uo~ -·:J."11!\J?!l i m ·, ... "'ruck•r wo Q.s _!II_-·· ar .ras es however. explaining that Hammett has .u.. Y~°! ' '· ""'-•"" 1 • · "!"!"'f"""9"~ ~ · l-' J:;t_ .... , ~ t-een a dedicated patrolman, but warned ..., .u.•..-· ' .. te .__i--·· 1 • •" J,' ~~ Ex-mayor ptrikley aa.ld .altit: turning that aa an elected official he no longer' ~~ N=J! ~~gtbe~!! ·w ·r· ,,,_~.,1:ng· Champ over his gavel to M~yor WJlso• that ''I'. hu authority to use 11.
· ............. an e •:1 2 ~· t he fqtesees onJy swifter, stronger pro-R I · • I • •' () · =~~ = I;'!\ I ;-..t ~t~ yy:: .than that of !bf . . esu t m;n .JW'Ie8 ·t .. 0 ,,, ' . . ' ' ~~.=t:=~.... ~ . l''JIOfta r-.ew ~··· , ~-~i·!° _-~~Wilson, . • 1 • , UAW. Convention· · • .,.r.r. <r"~ ~linad Himmett
A c:oua\)o planne( , today that Belote JP'lpplinl wtth ··flie ~ ol movtd qUfcldy to ~~jordan for Six perlOlll were lnlured In two slnile-SI..-Cosla Mesa, and John s. Book, Doubles Dues
the foar..-.nller arOlllla~ whlcll wu .munjC1P41l govemmeot Monday,· ' Costa i.nother term aa vice_major'. ~ · car accidents ·In OOsta '"esa Tuesday, 23, of 1018 ~lf;sion Drive, Costa Mesa, org~ ~t' -~· In .Nftport Be&C;h Mesa CJty Council honcnd.:.J..~ ICbOal· "~ihnan SL GJair ,made tht only one a spetlacular rollave~. -the Other were listed Iii toad condition.
will J0ot at Upper ~r devefopment ael'lior who UJ.ef&Uy bas thl.J.JJ:i, ~ ~lea ,gomtnatiOft bl' )utting'' !Orth one a spectacufir rOllover, tt.e :otber Wheeler toJd police he tried to turn fmn two vlewpolnJa -the Upper Bay big Chaii>P<!!>lhlp In 1 fUU•..,..r, • n•"'!l!ett, '41fng rr..h ·l>lood la fteeded · · from NoWJ>Oll Boulevard ooto 20th Street
ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) -The Unlled
Auto Workers today doubled union dues'
on a temporary basis to assure the union '
of income if its members have to work
without an industrY contract.
llill!&Ucin will be -'""" 81 il tbe Chris Jloii>el, N-rl , ........ ·lllih lnotead _of pualng _ouei .arourid ~mong Involving• sports -r that rammed shprlly before midnight, but the brakes
land ...... had been •w•ml and 1hen School 8'nlor; 11 a aa~~i>lon ~ lolil'tenn .polltt<!iiii. . . , a Jelepl>one pole. faUed .and he sm~shed in lo the pol•. ~e ~~ wlll _ loot :at that ~e ·with 36 win' and Q, _,.. ~ )!ell', JJ1.tk,.~ Wag.ed a tftmendous cam-The driver and passenger in the•mQall Pour Garden Grove youths were
situa1"\i . ~· the ~pJ!on that 11 plua. the Outstanding .'wr~ oo;·~ for ~n," ,,'he. -'?~rved, ~Jt Would, be a convertible were admitted to em.t. Mesa treated at the same hospital and released UAW Secretar;y-Treasurer Emil Mazey•
explained that the union ovu. the long run.
would not be collecting more than ordln-·
ary dues. He said any doubling of dues
for a period before contract expntlon
would be 4ffset by refunds or noncollec-·
Uon in later months.
bu beiD dlilpproved, ht aakl. all Ca1ifornil.· · ' · fn1itab not tO elect hlm1Jllce 'tnayor." Memorial Hospital with muJliple head Tuesday afternoon when thelr car
Coach Jot Fox introduced hls 141 poand "I declipe the llOminatiODf .. replied and face lactraUoos. fishtailed across Estancia Drive, hit a
Slight Cost Hike
Said Encouraging
W~HINGTON tU!'ll -. ~t
Nixon'• «ionomlc ldV1sen view aa
''eomewhlt encouraaiDt1 the 0.5 percent ~
-tn the -ol -&ving in Marcll, White H-Prell ·s..r.1ary Ronald
Ziegler .aaJd today. 1Vhen seuonally adj111i.d, the Increase
repreaented' a lesser rise than February's
. 0,5 percent ,rate, be qtd.
"ft ls not at a level we would like
tn the. bJe:st of wortda, 11 Ziegler said.
"[l ii r.prettntaUve of the fact that
we 1Ub have work to do and we still
are gettini ·price increa5'5 higher than
we want;."
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class champ to tbe admlrin1 COW>Cll, HammeU, eiplalnlng" lit' w111tS to feel Gary L. Wh<eler, 30, of ·301 Avocado. curb and overturned.
which !heft ~ a rOIO!ution _. his 1W aiv1Dld the hlilier Clvlc Center · mending Horpei, allO an **1emic star oflict fln:t. ' y...... ' . Robert L, Weaver, 17, could give police
with a B-plus avera1e. Cooncllman St. Clm agreed and voled Tri' al Transfer NIX' ed no defirilte reason for ming control
His father Frank, a IMI Olympica far J~rdan, then ~ed .Hammett's 1 f!et~u~f i~a~~~er:ving road, 500
wresUlng Contender, was allO J:ptrodue«t, noml.nat.lon or Ion~ PJannJrlt. Com-r h
Vice President Leonard Woodcpck said •
the consUtutional change approved by the
UAW convenUon was designed to prevent
a cutqff oI union income if management
refuses to conUnue deductlng dues from
pay checks after a contract expires and
before a new one is signed.
I~ City Att~y Roy June to aJk missioner H, J. "Jimmie" . Wood lo a BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) -n petttkln He and Is brother William, II, pluo ·bow family~;-are aetUed. fourth term . · · to transfer the IJ'$Ol'l·riot trial of H. Marla A. Ward, 15, and Anita R. Battles,
· "·We sh<jJ]d have waU-to-waJt wraWng ~ii Clair has Jong propoaed 1 freqqent Rap Brown Into U.S. District Court was 15, suffered ctus and bruises but were
mats." booi:iied the elder H<rpel. ch,nce at appointive levels ot public denied by federal Judge Frank Kaufman · ~~l:i::, r~~ the car ski,dded and
From P1111e l
SLOCUM •.•
agreed to the delay.
He and his attorney did. not arrive
in time for the first call of the day's
criminal calendar.
Meanwhile, Costa MIA 'Po 1 J c e .
Detective Gerry Thotlll*>I\ IS currently wtndini up a week-!Ong vial! ·to New·
York Clly in swcll of addlUonal chm
1n the case.
Dr. Slocum and his wUe Marian, a
surgical nune, met and man1ed then.
and one version of Cynthia's whertabottts
has been that she was given to relativu -
to raise.
• Mrs. Slocum WU amoted after the
March 26 dlacovery of the ~embtr<d
infant in the molderlng ·freezer transf1r~
red from tMir fOfl'Mr Mesa Verde home
to·a Sarita Ana mov.lna: company.
She has been rekued and b at an
Orange County trea\ment center fOr
alcoholiai, anUclj>ll!a as a key wilj\ess
-along with othen -in the eventual
murder trial. . . .
A couple wbo said they were friends
of the Slocums were pr<,.nl for """1'•
brief Po&tpantml!ll hearfni.
aervJce. today.
Naming Mrs. Phlnney .to SUccted Mr.
Priest, who dled six weeks ago, was
probably ~ most emotional moment
and she ; appeared pleased· yet moved
at the choice, ,
"We ~ave a young lady here whG
has been acllng city clerk Ind I think
it· would be Charlie's .wJsb. He groomed
her well with tbat in mlhd," si.ld Vice Mayor Jordan. · '
"YGu'rt in, Eileen,'' said Mayor wn.... · · ·
Finance Director Robeit Ontan' was
ctve!I a. new tenn as dtf trt.sure.r
-• dual role -aJ\41 pity Attorney lloy June ,was l'lamed to another term,
1ritb·deep praise. _ • "
{it. Clair nominated onian for his
tftuurers' pOst, after once h1tving focus-
ed bitterly critical questions on. tDs
capabilittos • I• ""'-lta,711 fialal budctt hearings~ · . ""''
He praised Oman 's experience and service. .
"I would like to second that " said
Councilman Pinkley. "This Is aOme Of
that cooperation and cohesion .. ! w•:: talking alx>ut." .. _
All five members of the Costa Mesa
Traffic Complission were also ~~~
pointed to new terms on ~t *•' while li1' 1970 city eJectioR was 'lonqillf ·
canvassed and approved. ·
Former COuncllman Tucker slipped out a mom!nt early.
Square Dancing _ . .., ... -E :r-__ ~-
1uesa xcnange C:lub-
Classes Offered Honors . Viet Vic.time
Intermediate levtl square d a n c e
cl""'5 are now helll( 'o!futd Tueaday
nlghta by tbe C..ta Mua RecreiUon
Department. •• -·
The wor!uhop claa,.. art held from
I to IO:IO p.m., In the Cooununltf
Recreation Center at the Oran11 County
Fairgrounds. ~ ~
lntlructon a.-. Herb and BarJiara
Lother and the fee 11 II per evtnlnl,
with addllioftal 4'/ormalioft av.llable at
834-5303, according to RecreaUOR Direc-
tor Keith Van Holt.
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The <:osta Mt&a Exchange Club will
honor Orange Coa.st area sel'.Victmen
who have died In the Republic of Vtttnan
at the dedicaUon of a Freedom Shrtne
at ll a.m. Thlll'S(lay at the 5outtl Coat "
Plaia In Cotta ~fesa. 1
• The Exchange Club ii cocnpllhl1 a
• Usl o1 men from the Harbor Area who
have elven their llvea In the Vietnam
conruct These names will be lilted on
I Woll lo lie displayed ai I Part of
the Fr<edom Sbint.
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ltratton of. W7lerauperiority. This i1 the"tt'atch tbai
wu dropped 1000 feet from a plan1. It .WI workl Wfoctlr. 8oe tt In our lllOH.
• · Thi lftlCl'9t of Wyler'• tou1hne11 liil In th1
Jncaftex balance wheel with ltl unique dulbl1 apiral aPGk• ihat 1-i·v-e t.o abeotb shock and I• auaru-
teecl apinat thot.k for life 1 (E?en th• hardest life.)
Ot rtpla.cecl free if ever broken. Stop and ... the
eompllta line of handlomt, durabl1 W7lef watcbQ.
And 111 th• wateb that wu draned from u m..
plau ... lind to tick about ii.
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Presldent1 Nilon apparently
.hopes to defuse . Vlellllm ..
a political issue In Ille 1970
eleetloO. wJll> his aiuprlie an-
nounce me o t Of troop
1 wttbdrowllls '~ a,..,,
· v;m.Uy JJP to;tllo -ent •
tNizon wenron the altMonday
nigbl, lhe '1{ldeo~ ex-
pectatlaq !n Wub1Dgtllii" WU i
for another westdmtlll troop
pullblck announcemen~ coOef·
in1 1 period of a few inontha ..
slnf11o< to his spai:IJW -thf: withdrawals ·started lilt June~ . •47--·
Wilh ~ new llO,OOll;ri'•
return Onler, ~t.on Is st!~ ;
bringing ~ bo)'s home from
Vietnam at a~ the ume
pace as before bUt U., tat
stage would not ·have to be -:/;
announced until next spring. • J
While Nii:on left himself
.room to announce a further
pull-out closer to the '•
NOVetnber elections -"we
shall withdnw more than ,
150,000 over the next year if
we ~ make progress on the
negotiationg front" -he may
have figured that:
-He woukl be accused or '
manipulating for political gain
with an announcement during
C?ampaign .. time.
-Whatever announcement
he made then would ·be -at--
tacked by antiwar critics as ·
not enough. With' a 150,000-
man figure out now, his sup..
porters could at least cite an
lpi>l'.QCOSS . grand to,lal ., f
i&S,llJO· withdrawals -aboUt
halt'...tPe G'1s out hi Nil,n's
fi!'81,llvi ye.,,.
s.il:'Edxnund S. Musk!.;' l!l<
Demoorats' 1918 choice \for
vice pr_esident, promptly made
plain tie is not 'dropping Vlet-
Jl&fn as an isSue il.nd put his
(inger on what bids to be
a key Vietnam argument in
the 1971 presldentiRI campaign
preliminaries next year.
~1be'Maine senator said Nlx-
OZJ.'S statement Suqests "that
beginning sometime n e J: t
spring, our troop levels in
·South Vietnam will level, off
at someQJ.ing like 284,000 for
an indefinite period." ·
The issue or. how~m'any~all-.,
slay-on in Vietnam indeed
comes closer .. with each pull-
back. A year hence, assuming
nc more progress at the
negotiating table than.
hitherto. Nixon will be raced
with a decision on cutting Into /
what some believe Is a hard
core minimum nr 200,000. or
so Gls still needed to prevent
South Vietnam's being oter-
run.
U.S. military leaders are
already dubious about the
President's withdrawal pace.
~ Joint Chiefs of Staff have
recommended a ,delay, and
many senior officers were
surprised by Nixon's large
commibnent.
These officers do not share
Nixon's confiden<;e, which he •
expressed more strongly than
ever before, in the rate at
which South Viet name se
forces will be able to taki
over the combat. Nixon said
his ''far -reaching
decision .•• is based entirely
on the progress of our Viet-
namiution program."
Nixon .sounded a theme that
may be heard ·again in 1972
when he said "America has
never been defeated In our
proud 190-year history and we .
shall not be defeated in Viet·
nam." He also pledged again
an "eventual, total withdrawal
of American troops'' without-
fuing a deadline: ~
Sen. G')>rR" • D. Alken :CR·
Vt.)1 says ?j,llon Is ,in ract 1og .... ;na Alnn'• publici..t
!orpwla 'for a Vietnam io}U. '
tion ·-detlare victory . ancj \' ,.oot: 1·• . • •
Whether this Is an apt ,.
detcriptiQn will not be prove:J .... ~
by election lime 1970 and '
ml)'be not by 1912. While !he
150,080-man wlthdrawal 'I 1
dOICl'lbed as1rrevenlble, Nix-, .
on left o;t.ions open , thereafter •· ,
and ·military· men iaY the crulii~t,-on hOlf ,...11 South · '
Vietu.m a n· go-lt-alone •a ?'le
yet to comt.
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Soviets HOid ~ ••
Sea-EXercises . . ' . . -
WASJl\llGTON (UPlj· -
1be larlest maneuven fn
Soviet aaval hisC.roy are In ~ r
progress In the Medlter·
ranean. Narwe&ian and ftiUp-
pine 1ea1 and the North Atlan-
tic and Indian oceans, the
Defense Department said.
'l11e Pentagon said that fur
the fint Ume the helicopter
carrier Leningrad has llfled
Into the AUantic. lt 1aid two
"""1" or Soviet ships may
meet In the Philippine Sea
where they are expected to
begin antisubmarine warfare
exercises.
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lllld Newport ,Seq ~u;.tf'· • · JiacqlWD!od wltll tbe '.)irollltali ·aiii· . . ,...llohn a.,.iWld", ~-aow }!II ·.~,, .-Jl1 •l!ld ..... ~Ml . ln1 .
liliaiidQI. • '< • • , i: , r ~ .., ·-• ~ jlie1 ·•• .ltaraed fiom wor g ~. Tiie aavJni• Of so!l'e ~.oeo pu ·;rear· is •' mLied ' · schOOl ·bacli to the communlty. The Parent Corps IS all•
bte1sing, pl8iDly mixed with '*'°n~ep..~. 't . J , , " s~g In ,idviaory committee ~ edu~ato~,.' b~~n~ Coitaln lbblp. -like autitil\atlC ....., mai:hlnef.!-·• "n11.1liilitl( •I'd parents -to further fac1Utata COOOll)Untca· ·..:m remain bailablt~blit·how·often•4oea~ weekend ,;" , ~ t!On ~e"" tbe scbOol.and·lhe communlty.
:cusloJn<lr find every 'llot·marked OUt tff Order about . . ; Bcitll.O! these. highly innovating program~ sllould. 'be
. 10 ·p.m. Oil Sunday1"! ' . . • 1 • : ~ •J>Pporteil by .the CO\Mlunity. They represent '¢lance:
-11 is al.o, unfoi1a1!a1e !or custolne'l."l'h~.J'llll't ~' · .,fQr pare,,Y' a.114 lntmated members '.OI the lCOftl!'llualt)i
It 'to a main postal· tiranch during weekeilif blililli$1 to be better informed on what's happening at Costa Mesa
bOurs. ' High. · ·· , -~. • ·
The automated postal facility in Costa Mesa's. Har· ·
bor Shopping Center, however, wlll be . unaUected by
t)le reduction Ill Saturday sorv1ces. ' _Radical 'Meets Conservative
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Rarely 'dO tb• minds of the .student radical and the
Orange Coun~ conservative ineet. ~
Maybe these regional centero should be studied for
additioilal locations within .lho -clllel; in:iybe tbis
Is the· answer to increased s6rvice at decreased cost
and ~venience-. · • M~~ Higli's Parent ·corps
~n privat and ;ii P,Ultljc they ienerally have s,ome ,
unkmd words lo say about ~.ch other. _ : . . • ... _ , • And ·wben·a1ormer SOS Jeader ·and stullent.raillcill--
me.ets with a group of Young Republicans, you expect . .
Parents of ·school children, particularly parems
of bill> ecbobl 1tudents, &\'e finding it increasingly cliffi·
cult to keep tabl ""·what is going on in their children's
BChoola. F,vr Jnfonn860D IJl•Y have to rely al!J\O&t com·
pletily. on n•wsp!!peti;· ~ houses, back-to-school
nights and what news bi.., -can 'glean from their off·
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to hear the old , platitudes espoust;. just one more time
and the verbal vitriol ,lo be liberi\)ly splashed against
each other's political opponent. Right?
Wrong. A meeting of ·Huntingt9n Beach's Y-0ung Re-
publicans and UCl's Mike Krisman ,last Thursday prov·
ed that free speech is Btill posslble without degenerating
into personal attacks: •
Both concentrate·d on the issue~ currently facinj?
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" acbool-par:eat communication eduef.te tbe parents on
~ da'·lo-day life of the scJ19ol. , ·
American youth. There were, no, fdur letter words, no
hostile charges and no threats:. f .Juat an exchange or ideas. " .. , \ · '
In faci, the on1Y threats ca1t1e in tfle form of some "
cranky telephone 'calls and a bonlb Scare which were :c10ae1ol}l1 co~ in horaeshoes, Mr."Agn.ew.'1·
. I Al.Costa Meaa IDgh Sclloi>I, parents, ada!lnistrators
allll leachers are ei<P•rimentlng With !lh unusqat solution ·to ·l!Je · comrnunic8tlon' problerD> · '111ey have formed a
Parent Coops ofvolunteer~~]!g;'~_as le@<;b~rs' aides.
probably Intended to· break up the gathenng. ,
Both Krism·an and tbe Young RePilblic~s are to be
commended for their efforts to hear" each: 6tbel''s views
without a~lo)"l_ng prejlld{c~s· t? in\•'!•?·
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·Value Things .. ~I~my
-. ------~t . --GJJ1:-By Their Cost . To the Editor:
"' Councilman St. Clair now has a
chance to become the ailent min·
orily.,
I am very· dls~ssed by tbe lincling>Otrt
of the presence ol DDT .iJI brfast milk !pr., •
an. example of envircrrr~~t-!· pqllqUon'.' .
'Mua has been; done In a.. llllinbef of.
life and .,bebavi • _'alUkl contri~ to ev~ry fonn of y~ul mental illne and
laziness. , ·
• : ADELE MAJUIA ,
livei thai ~e(e liken· ·by the RuDJ.(.
Commu,i~t -Party, ·tn East Gel'l1\ln)'. ..
Poland and <;'JecMalovakia? All thoM
people wanted l\'._is freedom. What ~
'so discouraging Is that the Russin Co~
munist Party is supporting Wars of. ac-
-J. T. T.
· mqulnes,and .wlll IOOll be done In the
Envin:mnerital Teacb.ln on April 22 at
loca.l uni~sitlu. At · a re1Ull. many
Th ...... At Lorp: , · ,..._ ....... ""'!" ..,.... ,_ "" mot,llen haYe -•panicked llllo aban-
Lttters jrom readers are wtlconie. Cotttl Ui"I' . fi•llt gr~on throughout ~ World and tht
, NomiaU11 writers rhould conve11 $hcW 1 the Edi . • · · Ultra liberal wing of~ De~atJc Par. mt.uage1'~ 300 wordl or lt.11. ·The One of ~~~ early· pa'triots lieved ty ·~ftataus ~!atop' •becaJiendmg themoney or.'t w. -•to value •'-1-. by 1M1. cost; . 1 "' .... ., .. ....,,,,,.,.... • A...;.h.-. b--~... ".O: •• , • · •• wn\I UIUlp ~ , "" ,.... tiJ ......... .,...,. f'illit. ~ • ._.~ thus, free apeecli ii not nstened· to -""' ;, ~ '· ~ ,.• .11 As a breaatfeedlna,mother, I feel that-
becauae II' la free ; only when It.JI . , .__,.....,.._ .............. ~----~ ~·by focus!J)g 111 breiit,mill\ they are not re~.-becomes OOl!ly, wtll peo-. '' «ily frilbtalJnl lllOtllerl . but ala~
pie .o.rtlloe ey;on their liveaandlo '::;,~ telillol1~i, WMon.,~'s warnln( dl1;ge:!"".p~JUI' .. DlklDT.~•~l!ll.c1~:"1Dlthelk It, on~ f!"°~ams · .. ,~ comm11t:' "Tfil nAUo!i will .find it very .. ..... '""'"'' It m
,lnderp.mil• • • ,-:.;_, llil'd to.look qp to~tllt leaden who are bequle they nOIJonger IPfv ioW'a food
-k .. oiM ·~~ -to ·~ -•od" b\Jl'-Unue to ';pray ~-food with An --guest is _. .. wilt ; • :L';:"'j. ':i' . "."' .r--. DDT.' A list o1 foodl jio'liaaer ~ 111~~.!,~leel "at home" wben be fo. # s-'nf-1e lhoulci alw11Y• pursue would, be mm i>enefiCIII ilimi_ -on~ -~-........, •"-doo" d u 1 aim 1 meodln( no •llreasUeedjllg. Bollie llll>les . . . • • • ~ ~' -.J ' 0 we • -· p y mu1t go Cl\ solid rOod sooner ·thin
If mnkhM! oallapies, It wtll be f,..stns-. to,~"'*1!1eim that ~bWty® one brwUed blbies, so switching Jo the bol-
o! omllllel, ratbe< lhlD of -: ~.,_.....,.does not guarani,. .. tie la t · fa tory I ti · uVottalreputltJonsqo, "Eyery.maa -..~~1a-~areu of.tbougbtorac~ no va ,satis c sou on.
la guilt)jof all the tood be djdn't'~·'' .. ?-··.t . ..r-t • ~ • TO ALLAY THE fears of mothers
• • • 'f'. '1~ • breastfeedilJC or considering it, I include
The dlief dilference betweea the puf, 1-~ ,la mainly • system by a quote from Dr. Herbert Ratner, P-Ublic
and the present is that in the put a man ~1ftdcili ';aJDi;Je · inoaq,.uenetl are ex~ health director of OU Park, llllnoli and
h ed Uon nd th I out In .~ JlOllolwl1 ...,.........., Into c om P lex dllo f Ch'ld d Famil Quarterly got ii . uca . a en wen ~ litilllDcel .. ~-'t::".... Ull Jeel richer e r a 1 an Y , world tC:i apply d, whereas In the; ~t ~ 1 ~~., speaking for La Leche Leaeue's M~ICal
1 mu require! more education in Dep-whlle we are .... ~ ~· Advisory Board: "This cliar&e ha .. been
ing on top of his 'job tba11 he needed for "Tb on1' ~-l "'"" In . carefully investigated . and I e a d i n g obtalnlDg il e Y ~ • am pu.~~;e my. Jn· autborltles tn DDT in food and breast -• • / cbme tit returh/' llllt-a'f~·~t lw.ch milk have· been unanimous in1C011cluding
Ooe rthlPI a hU!band Qnds hard to yesterday. Who has a wile i arid' .four that ·present day human milk for the jq-
understand i! how a wife who ''hasn't a adoleectnt daughters, 'tis lisUng myself fant when available lemains the ideal as thud of the household.' " thing to wear" to a party will try on six • • • and preftrred food for infant!.
different ~ea before corning to that "What has been forgotten," -continued
dismal dkision. The most we learn from experience is Dr. Ratner, "is tbat when OT. Goren · , * * * to make a different kild of mistake next LOrroth, the Swedish toxicologist, first
Procreu is wonderful. -before the time: and when we have made all the caJled au.enUon to the presence ofl>DT in
mechanical qe,~le used to'nm Into poalble ktods, we .sm"llY "'Ure into a b , milk · ••· h deli ed t
deb ,..... uod . . sta•· we call "e1~--a.1."'' . rw~ m w.: paper e ver a t; now ..... 3 aro m 1L .... ~·a~ the COllference of Wisconsin Natural •• * •• -·· -' ~ ' • J.. • ' ~sources in May 1919 -~ ~de it Pub~Je: plficlalll, from the ~dent IOft aunr~iplY tur1 awaf wfath: emphatically clear in that same state·
down, who pa; IDceuant attentioft to but 'only a lou4> answer., turns ort ment that despite the presenCfl 'of DDT
polll and trends ouaht to pay more · at-curioiity. 'human milk when available is superior
to formu1a milk.' "
Legislative .Crackdown "In a subsequent letter," Dr. Ratner
added. ·~Dr. Lofroth stated, ·w~ our
present scientific knowledge, the 1eneral
advice 1s that the positive effect.a of the
human milli: · preponderate over the
negative sides of the organochlorine com-$,. JAMES E. WHETMORE
Senator
31th District
If thla ls the "Year of the Dog" to the
thtne1e, Jt must be the "Year or the
Consumer" in the Legislature, for as I
mentioned before in this column a ruh of r.euures cooceming consumer ~
ection has alteady been introduced· this
iesslon.
This Is despite the fact that Catlfor-
niam already have on the statute books
the belt Jaws in the nation to protect the
C01W1mer and the honest bustnesaman'.
As an example or new legl.!laUon on the
iubject, fradulent travel promoters are
the target under a bill introduced by a
colleague at the request of the State At-
torney General's office.
UNDER THE proposed new law, travel
prom<iters would be required Jo plat< llO
percent of the money rectived · for air
,travel.In trust until it ls forwarded to the
air carrier, and to inform travelers on re-
quest where Ufeir money ii being held in
tnul lind what air carrier ii being used.
· 1bea ptOIDOl<rt """1d alto be pro-
hlblled from ~ charter flighls
unJetl tbtre ts a Codttact with an air car-
rier lor oucll • flllh~ and to return pro-
mptlY Oii)' money paid by prolpeClive
travel .. If the Oiibt 11 canceled.
Thfl -tlll opply, '11 coune to trove!
1fenta who • ~ 1pnts for alr
Jines. ftty are ._pt, •Ince In their
case the 11r lllol are flallle to provide tlie
.....icoo poid .,r bJ tr1veltts .
legitimate travel agencies in,tbe state. '
My colleague said California travelers
have been stranded l'n foreign countries
bec1use"the travel promoter has not paid
the carrier for the return trip. Jn,many
cases, the lengthy lists of available
flights circulated by this lype of travel
promoters are wholly flctiUous. They use
the m0:ney and then disappear.._
ANOTHER BILL, which "ould make
used auto dealers ~ ~b e t w e e n
rePoSSfssion or a sult1f0 recover for non·
payment, has already' rtctived com·
miltee approval. 1 •
Under present Jaw dealers in both new
and used cars can repossess 'the vehicle
and then sue for a <leficiency judgment,
while sellers of other classes of merchan-
dise may do one or the' other, ·but not
both.
The proposed law would not apply to
new•cars, since new ear deaten·tesuftect \
that 1be ctrutic deproctaUon ol neW cor
values u IOOD u they are told justifiu
i·ounds (DDT).'" · .. ANNE McLAREN
Enrdle 11 .E11eitdal ..
To the Editor:
l believe if parents could look fat' e1lOUCh ahead Into their childre1's lives
th'ere ml;ht be-several thin1s they woUld
eliminate. . ~ . •
First, I'd like to talk about the pleasure
riding of motorcycles, trail bike1 and
dune buggies. Besides being COltly .and
noisy. they are dangerous ln ao many
·ways. • ' ·
U you knew your boy would die of
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Evalle J. Y-r, L,A. ~-ty Dill.
Atty. _,. "We haven't trained tktny ·prln-
cipall or coll.,. -"10nta In a1lCh auJ>.
jecta as mob poycholtfl'i guen11\a tacUcs
and ouch . thingo they m~-necessarily
have to know if lbey art nOw &o .be el.-
fectlve."
deficiency J~enta as w e 11 as K• Gile, TV .Vit&Mm ~•t,
"Pi>-io11. . fl llllr It c...-ti
Clllfnta -"Prtotdtnt N1mi ls well Id· mu. ANOTllER bill is aimed at lllo!o vised· not to. talegrafl!I mr., .llltp alOOll
tax Consulting nnns who art presentJ1 the way of (troop) wlUadrawal, just u It
aeilln& <OlifidenUal financial bifo1i11atlon would not be wise for a battlefteid com·
oblllMd from clients. The Wonnallon la man<ltr Jo tell his pi~ of oct!On."
riQ4.t to ~e ietttrs to, flt l'pGOe' _ • y,-_ 1 , • our nu 1 ry u-.; enses use . mone,r
·or' ti~ Ubt'I ta re1erw<L' AU.let.. l ~t. hjs fr~ was ~~ ~~ co~ ~ bettez; 1pen\ tor do!11est1c net;c1s.
kTI ~ md•~rt 9nc1 fteoat~ · Dorlant 1o birft than h!S ~ and that Jn concluaioa, when tbe Rulliari c.om-
is ·aJ)p(ft'tftt. FH6iV..-tDtU"ttO\'f 'f ·-1 eyn~ , n_a~on bell,eve ,U,,at sbch ' shouki we '. lhiak about' red~ our
iftg~, bUtf , • fMt bl"~ ~-~ cQo}d not have his ~ then. rnuolst Party stoi-, trying to ~ ·~111 ... ~,!f;'11/lldili'~' ,llll,~ could have hla )lle,,The \ lhe,worlctby}orce,1ben and qiilylhOQ
lishtd. ~ . f _ · ........ ~ . sen Um , ~ u vaJid a couple Of h,~ei:t military_ eStablisbnient., · othen!i.se, wf:
>L' -1years~O,.... that ~ch_ beliefs are.,. will end u·p with a nation tun of dead
"'· • • .i ··-. ,obsole · moderii ttmes. Yet, tbqe "\)heroes • ~··a ~~i at an ~~~ly ~are· ... ~~the worldrtbat , ' HARRY B. McDONA'LD Jill
qe;..-Wluf:y<11 ,_uJI gi~ ~ ... 'j~}fiim ·are . now .,_~ their lives teying to • · ri~~tveo-"'~~~kt•re ybta1n rreedo,m. \ from~~.,.,,;~~--? '""~ -THE FIRST PLACE .that comes to ~ust Be d Re1¥Gn'
It seems walk.tog, ~..Ii. ,bicycling mind is the Berlin Wall and the fact are '~" words. En)ii;IDI.. . • really that any £ast : ~an who tries to To U:le Editor: bebW 1w11< of it, "*· GaI(•~tten '.ii: 1sclp0". to fl~ ")lad tiet!er be 1000 Sunday JI look me an hour lo gel from
tent1on ~use ol pollu~--r aJli lucky, otheriri,ae he or she will the ''tip of the Balboa PeninSula to
Did. you know that if you are an be\iahot in ti¥ back. How , about the Woody's Wharf. Now, at the .intersection
, Ameri~ male betwee.n 30 and 160 yeats 11at6Qn of fsraet• that was· Set up by Where two lane! go to Long Beach and
of ag~ ~ odds are 1 in JO you 11 suffer tt.e United Nations and must fight to
from some sort of heart attack? survive tJie q:gressive war that is being ~.... _,.. ,.4 Df.:. Pa1uithjDudler,clWhite has p,i~, "1Ex--~on ifim by the 1 Arabs with ~ • L. 41h~l'' ~ erciac o e mus es is as easentia to ~ ifllnlr lllPport of· the · Ruasian :.: ~ ,,, _.:.J-
lhe health of man as is. f!~~Plg, ~leep~ng cO • ~arty. Let \J.! ftOt. fOftet I ;. e. 'h ".# 7 ·-
and the use of the brain. _ Outstan~1ng · those ,\}lat drown while tr)'ing to {scape .:i 0 tJ
reasons for a heort attack ar< physical friim 'the, cuban Communist Party in 'Q ("? inacl(vlty, ~ncrease in wtlght and im-boats thal' onk just a few minutes @' , .. ~
proper diet.• arter hitling·open water. -''
I believe television "~tching also plays Tbeir skins miy· be yellow or brown ~ dj. ,: W -
physically and men.tally. . and Cambodia are just as brave and 1 a great part in keeJ)ing a child inactive but the patriots of South Vietnam. Laos q 1 ~
Didhyou know dunng an aver~ge year a dedicated to freedom as any of our ·~
cblld ' to ll .. watches televuilon 1.340 ancestors that gave up their Jives in 1'/ A
hours ~t ,attel!d.s achoo! for 9'J hour~? lhe Revol{IUonary War. The North Viet-' By 18, a child ~ l!,atd>ed telev1Sion namese patriotl are also &rave!b~-t they
22,000 hours and attended school for are the oppteuors that would not be 12,~ hours. Perhaps watchll!ig so much able to ~nSlt· an aggressive war ·without
teleVl!Jon bas caused the bitter harvest or the supplies give" to them by the Ruasian
alienation, frustration . c)rnicism and Commnni!lt Party. sadiam. MJ)'be hours of passive exposure ___,, ·
lo lals<clnd delf'diilg, models ol human DO YOI/ REMEMBER about all the
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the other two Janes to COl!lla Mesa, WRY
does the traffic control 1hut of1 one lane
(the obvious slow-up problem)?
· There must be a reason. I'd like to heat
It!
DICK SHAW
''J;he .Carreta'-Viy~d, Moving .Novel
' ' It Is Impossible to explain why "The
Carreta," a vivid and moving novel by 8.
Traven, has not ipf)ear.,!d in this country
until now. lt was -~bllshed in Germany
in 1930. and bt i'Enaland s b or t I y
thereafter:. '~ ,
"The Carm.," Is one of Tra.ven's six
••jungle novels" thll dealt with human
~Is of the 1910 Mexican revolution
again&t the Dlu re&fme-ExcepLfor ''l'he ..
Rebellion of the Hanged" •(195:l~, none of
these books, all written In the 19305, has
' TRAVEN, mE mysterious writer who
died last year in Mexico, arrl\'ed in
ChlaJ)as; the southernmoi(.:. prOvince or -
Mexico, In tDe mid-19205. This is a region
laced by mountains, sub-tropical valleys,
plains and forests of-hardwood . Traven ~ !IPpellrecl Pl an ~ican ediUOn. Whi~ • makes one wonder about an industry that
claims it 'is always searching and com-~ocumeuted m~h ~ the ha.11 llfe ihere.
peting for good new lii:tion. • ~n his fie~~· ( The. Treasu~ ,Of ~ Sftr-
"Tb c t· '''I 1 ·1 .....,, 11 1. . . a Madff 1s played In the S1~rra Madre e arre a s no on Y &""" c ion . · ,de Chiapas).
It is the best 8. Trave.ntl,, hive :read, a A "c• ....... ·" 1 lite •· . art I book that pulls a ~r ~an exotic . •1<:1.,. s 01-wawn c _n
Mhk:an rural backwaah of'l half cen-which peuants haul lrtlltit acroaa tht1
tury ago and Into a cuJttn almoet prf>. rugged ~erraln. In J,he novel we meet a -.. carretero, Andreas Ugalde, of pure In-
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Dear Georae :
J'Ve had three da.te! <·w\Ut this
flUY and all I k,.p hi&rinc is
lhe ru-that be_ is tilt •.office .
wqll. ShoUld .I Jileii on .i,tlnl tlirn.! . · T. G.
Dear T. F.:
dian stock (the ~Ital tribe), P!OJ>•P.'l' ~. ,
descendant of M~an,, . ..L..
Wlllle"Traven lnade much of 1be 'bord •
Ufe o: the cartdrlver in the novel '9'ld at-(
temptee lo suagest the' ltirrtqs o •
revolution, this is eseeritlally a Jove ftol')',
II folfcnb ·Ulllde'1 COIU'lllllp Of l"'JOWll '
gtrl an~tllt probledll ol low In J Clll.t>uo
of poverty where most DtOOle bad no
shoes blit 1lwiyl could alford firtworka
for an Important fiesta. · 1
comment : "It may. well happen that U
paradise really e.xists, ~ if the p~
letarian final\y get• there, he will find U..
very same persons seated at the table as
they have already skimmed the cream
from life on earth ...
It haS taken this fint hJstorical novel •
long time to reach ·us. Now it Js here,
read It. And others of the. "jungle novels"
as they are lasued, one by one, by the
smaU NeW YOtk bOUse 61 Hill &-'Win&:
''Gro vernme nt ,'' "The March to
Coaballand," "The Troza," "The General
From -the Jungle,''-and -a new edith:m of
"The Rebe.Ilion of the Haviged."
' WIWam Ho1aa
-' . . . Wednesday, April 22. 1970
7'llc •dltorial papt Of 11\t Dofif
PUot Htkl ·to Inform' and 1tim-
ulact rtqdt1'1 bu prt1n1ti1'g th.U
news-J)ap.r'1 or>'nMm• and com--
menuirv °"' top£c1 of lnttrast
and iropf/fcance. h -fdfnp o
forum fl¥f' Ill< '""'""'"'" of our reoder1' op(nion1, and bfl
rr s--Alkinle)' Gllleral'• of, flee has, 1-4 1nuc1 In cenaln low-cost
travel plam to lie a ponlltonl problem In caJ~omta. 11111 1111•1•""1, 1beD, la·-
al prcWldina n1rnW. ~1or the travellr, while not mlllbt°!" the mony
prssum1b\y bein& uUliud b1 varlou.1 pro-, m-. to appraach prospective Investors . · ·i>ovld li*y, M.D., Pitt'" Alll -"One -
"1th · ftria.ncial btcqround 1Jrudy In thing at least is llllll'ltnln1: ••en tr 1he
If you. still have to ask< arte.r three dates If lte's a woU, I would
'lmsglne 11•1 perfec~ ale-to n.p •· ·
d1Un1 Jirm. (Qr . Ii 'J11AT your
problem!) "' ,
TRAvtN oi8ERVED "in6 ~
th• Chiapu rural lire wllh .the ~edlcelion
of an a~ro~ogtit, even this cllanntng
IOVt 1toi'y. AM TJee•u• he was very
much the pamphleteer M bit flctlon.
Traven was never at a lo$s fot an Ironic
prt1endno the dh>tr1t view-
J)Ofntl of tnform1d observer.1
and spaktS!lttll on topfCf of the d<lu. hand. , current ecolOgical ~cern It a !Id, at
Everyone wlli agree, I am surt, that least Americans certainly do excel at
aovenunenl baa a proper and Yitai role In aptodlng a amt deol or Umt and mone'y
protect Ina consumer Interests. on lads.''
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1~ -• ' iS.nd your problem to George,
proftsakm.11 worrywart de luxe.) Robert N. Weed. Publisher
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VO!i. 63,·~.-9 ; '3"SECTIONS •. 52 P ~§~ ~e... cou~. CALIFQ.RNIA . • --.... ,. -l • • --YEN CINl'S . . --. • -·-• --.,, :.;. . .:.· .!''O-.:?;' ... _ l• ... • Ma'S s ive "~"HOie1 ,:. -' r. ! ... 1 J l Gol~erg ·
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~f ·.Lagvna , .
• • •• By ·llJCJWID p_ NAl.t
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.Richar<l.·-1· who ~· a love' allalr wljh ~ Beidt·ll _. qo,
bocame Ila m11101: TuM!av apd ~·
"our beloved ~'irill* Ila ~Uul pl.a<Je u )eantorall's.;-numbet '• rnort
~~=.'~·about .'io
penom -· Ip '-'Goldbor&. ar the councll .._gllllizA.\jon~ The .new .tailu!ia Stroel ·man had (e1m~ hard <.t tho: ~t.<lrug 'boll< 'and rolled up,
neal'ly"il!IO' ... .'!Ol<s, than the nlxt
highest vote ';tr. ·
' Ilia election u mayor by 1be COUft!:il wu 1 UDMi!DOUC Soi was ~ the aelection
of CbarlloB Bord u .vice mayor. BOYd
gave ~ of· a. keynote address
io ~ Goldberg. . . -••
Boyd, .,ho has ""ed twp · ye~n. aid
bow ,pl•-be.ll!ld been..JLaee...lbe
citbe1J5 get oil the sidelioes. "Wjlat
was a rumb~ in ~-wu a mighty roar in 1970," he said. , ·
Goldberg said,, .. ,Thi,, mi>ment is" one
that I. will neVer foraet. Eleven years
ago Rose Marie (hii wife) and I came
to Laguna Beach for a vaeatioft •.
"We knew Do o.e here then, bui we
fell in love with: the beautiful ,WW•
by the "" and . oo we atayed ~ iettle
l.:~µnlfil. Hurt -. . .
Tryfug to.Qu ell
Blaze at. Home
here. That love affair hu grown deeper An elderly t:aguna Canyon resident
through· hie yearS as we" came tli meet WU slightly~ burned Tuesday .aftemoon
ti\• .p<ople and began 1o participate. in when be • .aUempled 1o utlnsulah· a fire
community acUv'iUea."1
• that eventually. deillroyed his horlle.
Goidberg, 44, 11 a merchant and lormer Laguna Beach firemen reported today.
Chamber of Commerce ~dent, _ An old frame house at 1204 Victory
He prailed out,oinc Mayor Glenn Ved· Walk, .. occupied, by Ted. Primeau, WS!
d'r and v~. Mayor •JoseRtt O'Sullivan totally in;voJved In ,flames by the Ume
lot'' et.i.1-wwe!flabiy oUime and talent thr"' .fire d'l'8"bn•nt unit. reaohed the
fOr many years and aCcomplishing mucb. S!=fne' shortly after 4 p.m.
FC:remost in lbe Wort· ahead, Rid · F'aeman said Primeau, who Ii v e d Goldbe~ Is ~ the image .of alone, apparently bed•trled 1o eztinguish tM'~4ilmmiliilt).-'"We~ im!M"~lve-.:our the blaze before ao1nc·10 • phone to
traffie and parkilg ~." be ·Aid. call in an alarm. He .was not seriously ~~:;;~:~{:: ·'~ -ultecl\Jo vide.ter '1m-..r ,Wzk II* C:l ls 9till ..,. Fol wi-'O~ ·our ·pro-Uiid<r in . , K . to, beU.Ved
perty tupayer.'' -1o llJ•• -in a cbF· • · Aftor the awearing lo ~ Goldberg /! ·'!¥ 1 ~ 1111 !or lbt • Laguna
ud. new councUmen · Peter Olb'andef fi'le, fighters, itii'tlng witb a car fire
and . F.dward Lorr, Goldblrf ·b •.d al ,t:-J5 a.m. al . 154 BrooU SL and
cerUficates or honor for tbe public eocllQg with . a fll,ldnliht blaze that
service of both Vedder and O'Sul,livan. destro)'ed, a small shed in the rear
He alsd had a comic certificate .that Gf 411· Flori St.
recolnlzed Vedder's real Dowledge of 'lbe1eir 'fire,1 which was quickly. con-
geology and ot.her stience:-related mat-ta~.;·appareritly, ,was._ set of( during
ters. The mlificate that drew a broad an .at.tempt to start the engine with
smile fi:om. Vedder -aaid he ia now em· a jµD;iper: cable"to' another vehicle, which
powered to throw around 1eologjc terms relnlte(I '·in igniting ·gasoline that 'had
with the best of them "to impress· the bee ,poured into the car. · Orllin ot
hell out of the public." tbt shed · fite was not, lmmediately
Before stepping down, Vedder spoke dllerm.ined.,
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Redlands V
Of-fic es I
De~iroyed
REb~ ;(UPJ) ~ Admlnl1Iratlve
oflice! -at the University of Redlands
w«e d.eitro;.;d earlf today by a fire
apparenUy ataite(t by a Molotov cocktail,
o£flcials said.
Firemen confineCI the blaze In lhe
SI-year.old administration building to the
ground floor offictJ of the dean of men,
dean ol women and vice , pi'esident of
student affain. ·
Damage was estimated at $40,000.
Police said a f~b was found in
a rest 1'09lll,.in the ntalby 1ball of letters,
but there wU onlY-minor damage to
the classroom building. It was believed
a secood firebomb ca~ the ad·
ministration building blue.
Flames broke out around 3 ·a.m. In
the Office of Dr. ·Nell Patter, dean of
Jll~n, Fire.ctuef ;osepljt Budd sald.
Although furnlsbinga aqcf eqU1pn)ent
In th(<;< olfi"". w~• de!troyoiJ, moat ~-·~ Ll mt _ _. '"':'!~ed. ' •
A~ -bcun''lllar, a ao11''1rllllr libttl\ fl1led wilJ. 'In-lnfllmmalile' llq\Jkl
was· fouqif ii Siie IDID'I washroom. It
had ............ ·--• mffb ICJ'een and a wl-wbieb bad been forceif
open. POUce_q _l;d fbe•flrebomb had burn-
ed it.self out on the concrete floor. A
book of matches .was foUnd on the 'outer
window sill.
Univei::sity President. Dr. George J!.
Ann1cost · aakf""be believed there had
beeir nO ~pus problem! aerious enough
te _precip;tate the firebombing. ,
"n>ere is no evidence 'th.ls was carrled
oot by ·any ti OOr students," Annacost
said. briefiy calling for J.agunw qow 'to cl;oee 4 ••
ranks ud look 1o the future, !Upporting • .
tbe C<J!111CU in !J!!i..•edvin_• city IO:l1J that .. ·:· ·~ ' th E ' · t'h ~
WS'• ik<ntlY • ...,,,, . • ·:.:tc .• ~a-ve . e · · ar.
.' Clemente Students Rais~ Voices
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Caipetrano Bay area high school Sierra Club's Evelyn Gayman spoke
studeDts r00e· brcycle1 to school to protest of "minerals accumulating around our
w-nt~wn
San Clemenlt City Counclu\ian Wllttr
Evans, .who recently bounced back from
a serious heart, attack, is. the city's
nn mayor. --=----·
Evans, lhe owner of Inter Plas, Inc"
a San Clemente .plastics firm, will serve
his first term IS mayor :.after. wtnntna
the title Tuesday · night .by· unanimous
vote of the new City Councll.
He auumes Uie gaveJ .from.t>r. Wade
Lowk,•who WOii rMlectJon to• four·)'Qr
ter.m to the council las& week. Dr. ~Lower,
who nomlnatei:l Evans, "a·a selected Mayor pro-tem.
EVaM, 39, won reelecUOn to·lhe council
In i\p1U of ·1988 1 after having served·
nearly , six yean as ·a citt planning
commissioner and 14 monthl .. 'as tb.e
commission's chairman. ,
The iiew m.af~ Jrtoved JO Sail 'Clement~
In 195& and 'became a 1111ttoer wit!i
hJS father ID the contractinc ~·
· Mayor Evans' )eft the .J cootracUng
bwiness about seven years~lio to .enter
.the, field ol plaatics aO<f -formed · bil . .,.m~. , -which ia lbcaled' al ,... . Loi Molirios ' . ~ ' _,. ...
' ... .~./ ' '.:.~•· ... ~N~'it:7~' • : -· ·~ .... ~:i; ye.an. ... .. '
. Be ij 1 • ..W~. of 1f\I"' .Yf.¥a Gt .scrvtco· .Jn 11>1 110\'y, ·~•Inf lervice aa in eleetninfca · ~. wltlf bf1·
Jut liiip.llaled u \be UIS 'cauente,,
Alter his dlscbarge he moVed io Lot
Angeles, where he leJ'Ved as a 'planning
engineer for Cal-Trorllcs and Hugbea
Aircraft · · · · ~
ln San CitDJ<!lle ·~ .~ JJtlll'!)r haa
served as president of the KJwanis Club
and a memJ>er ~ the original . boar~
of directors of SL Artdretf't Methodlst
ChUrch. · · " '
M11ar Evans' ·i.term on the ,COUDCil
has two YearJ to 10. ·
Hii term &i 'ml)'Or will last one year,
theu • ~ council -wUI , hold IOOther
reorg&nlzaUooaJ ~: , ' . ' ·~ .
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NEW YORll'W'l -The atoc1: iilarket
ahowed a .mi,taittiaf )op Jn late trading
thl• ofternoon. (See QUOtaUoos, Paw 11-15). . .. . • -.
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Laguna Beach civic ml .ui -cir<ies are bu!>lnfl loday wlllt,,..;...
of .IDtblllaUI jllam 'foi -. m1lllHiilllloo
dollJr bo&el. complex on the beacbfront :-~-...~~i.:!.~
A lpoteaman for the development finn llUl"Hini the project, with financial
,backjog ol • ~oior railroad, ukl 1-
day Pl8 .. '"'· ltill in tho ,mulna, but a ~lete . announcenaent ahauld be
. forthcomin(Jn a·weel or tWo. 1 --rSOUJ'CeS.CJose Jo-tlit prGJfct' have-~
vlded 1 the DAii-Yi PILOT with ·10me
deta1b of the. ~ .. elopmllll plan: •
· ~fl "twin tower" desllln J1 aivlla'ied
with a large, park·llke open sPtce ~
the · center of· tbe blocl< 1o fll'O'!kk an
unobatructed -vfew,.of the oetan. '
• -'two levels . of' underil:round ·partin1 ~kl lie . located undfr' this .)centril
space,, 1
'·-The' towers,. accOmmWIUng· a total
of IOme *' u/ilt.a, · ~ rise to 1 belabt ol ff ind H, llori .. , ·one 11
ti! .. La('!ila Aven6e. end, tile Other at {;eglon Street, wllji I"!' of the alriioture
.bolow'the level ol, uie 11\ghWay. •
'1 .-'l'lle com•--llldqdcl l,ad....
o " I .l > ....., ~ .... , ,conference a\l!f , .... Ina( . f~)leo. mi . , . , " , 1 · . ~=b ,.,. '• ~ cludi.QI. a banci~ room tt teat
. · T~Elc Ll~DIR '-!IQL',, . -----~ l!""'o<1Jac<nt cc•lfttwww . Sajl CIOm.,,lo .....,. , . -·In vaty1nf'aba. · •
• ! t ' l ' t • · ' . 1 ?' · -Empbasll would be piked on at·
-· .' ~ · · ~· •· , ;', , ' .... • , 1 tractinr conference bullnesa In the off.
'M' .1 '\.• · · · : .8, •kl.I ;'• . ~ aealOI! months, wblle. pro~ neestecf ' armes · ftl.µ,P · ·• '.· luxury tnurial ,aetoilt--. m 1WDo · 1 1" '. · , i, •• ';'(. • • . mer.
.. , .. • . • ... ·, ., / ,. . -The d~velopers are ,~rtJcularly ¥1-J,n ' .. s. an. . €1. ~me".~"' ·. lous lo win approval of tho oonwtulllJ , +11;.W and,· lo that erld; iltve dilelJMed Ugana11
. • · . • · • , . ..._1 • . i ,., needs and desires . with a. number of
"' Jlt\fi&~tJ .11;n-. 1el~ ~ ,at leading. citizens· and e1prf:llei fhtil'e.t
·a downtown San ,'Clemette ®'fee ·.~P in a'Chlev:ing. a design •that wtrll be
.Ty"\IU ·nlihl ~keel a 'awlft ·!riJ!,.,.. aestbetlcalir •l"t'P!able, wliile con· w the bate. for /Pe .aroqp: '!ad 1~· •'YP7 trtbtitJJtc to 1 the con\murutY•s ~ porteN Qutalde ---'s<, • • .I .", "' , . ~ .. r', ·~ .Rt»Joe. : ·,.id •Ibey , · ans,w!ll'eci • • · TWO: prom!h.nt La~na iillo have ~l , ~ll at • lfte '~.~fr"~l8 mehed lhe need" for a<tthette con-s. 1: ,Cainlnci .Rell !le/ore ~· •.iderations · In deftl.,.,...t ol a 'hotel
Calle('. s,.td • the . •lil>l .i.i.ioea ,..,. ..,.., 11on1 Sbuth Coast Hlatnr1Y aa1c1
.figh!iq.lnakle. this • .... t the -plin, from what they
Offlcers took the men outalde; . then qij: *n able to determtne. woUlct be
.called lot the MUiialy Police :1o· tW acceptible and an' bnportant economic
Ofer. , . ' · ;enerator. • ·• · · '
In all, •30 tervl~men1 were~ trurported ·Members · at the city. 1tiff declined ·to
back· to Calnp Pendleton by, the ,MP1. comment. · No ar.rNls were made.
Forster Chosen
For Mayor Post
In Capistrano
By P~.HAU.AN
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auto e:lha~. mre gas masks, circulated netks as waa.tes." She deer.led Ute
petitions 1nlt bean! apeak<r• ol the 5aJf .. 1 N c ihn' 'R · · ' · Ckmeote High School eCology "teach-in" destruction 0:( ocean pants on which ew 0 ni'• i , , t
this' ..ro..-nlng In ~artb Day com· ~~~-~ :gr:~= 0~8~~ : . · . • u . ~) . ·. an· . ·. eq-ues . ·s, Cambodi;t 'Chief Ask/!
U,S, Equipme~t Aid .
A member or · a long-lime' CalifornJa
family has been elected mayor of San
Juan Capistrano. .. 1 Tony Forster, a ·native of the-city,
was elected by unanimous balh>t it
Tuesday's meeting in wltich three coun-
citmen were swam In.
Forster lives with his wife, Mary Jane,
and two children at 21312 Guadalupe
St. He is an adminlslratar for TRW
Systema, localed juot -tile dfy
limits. •
Tatiq the oath of office admlrrlstered
by City Adminillrator.Clerk Ernest· J.
Thompson, were incumbent Edward
Chermak, Jamu Thorpe and Joab Glm-
mell. . n>e group ihen elected the new IDlyor
and sdeclad • BIU Bathgate mayor · proo
tem. , •
Alter bis electio,l. the new mayor
left his traditional chalr at the aide
of the council llble and moved to the
center. "It looks different over ,here,''
he quipped. · -
He then thanked the voters for turning
out at the rate of St perecnt, saJln&
thr' was the second highest voter tumcNt
in the county .' He.,sald this not only ..peeled a great deal al ' -' lii
tht electlon, bul al'°"~ favorol>ly
on the cttlztna ol San Juan C.piatrano.
Forster said he was very em.bused
about the. composition of the new council
which contains a merchant, a rancher.
an aerosp.ICf: worker, •·tradesman and
1 teacher.
memorauon. . • , ,. \fined from Jp,ct.·p'.Jaats, she uld "10 ' ' ~ID a· repeating ~ties of Z5 minute -... trees are required to counteract the • ' • · , , .' ,
ipeeches, by expert. in the field of pollution ill~ one automobile.'' SI h • '"' . L ·1 · B dg' "t. po11u11 ..... 1uc1eni.i!<" 1o1~ 01 the tiin11 The ..iu~· 1o_. pollution probl•m ,,_ as es m .: ~.en 00 '" U _ e · .... to Sli.uiival d ma~. · .'.'. fered tiy ., . ,Gl;J)Jllll is "recycling
state Park Naturalist Bud Getty and ~rv · ", "Nature recycles all 1 1 • • 1 r ,
dep~red the "eight ~Under .m~ materials," •he explained, noting that Newly.elected city couodlman Ed Lorr, ed:the"Rrlctice of hlri"".r.:..1 ...... -enta whlCh bum ga.IOllae IDd tmlt smoa the ~ of birth, growth and death 111 .. 11 belalf ol I.he 1 ......... 'll-..h '"O ~:l:::'Cf." and ever-<xpandfn&!D'f~ pollullooc are all -In 'nature ao that all wr-,. on • • • ~ ....,,.._ !QI' retiring penonnel, "at,.,_,,,...,.
Of the volume , ti. :.::!:=:!!!':which IUbltaDC.W usid and re-used to 1vokl Taz'Piytrs' ·~uan. P'DJIJIJJ major .. far .in~ P'*' of ~~ ~ rwttriM:" .--..-. outs In ~Ye ~....-1 and bt stopped., "11ds 'i~.-\ia our Opt.. b a major poll-Get!Jo· Mid, "We poDutian. aalarleo In the oclfool dltlrlet In a three-Ilion, cio be ciW!fled• u ~ and
.... have tbe tedmoJo§,to"COliltructi>acU&· Hom•nlt" teacbei-l'i!!!!iam page lef.ler to Lacuna trustees Tuesday extravagance," he added. . _
in( wbidl wUI oot1_,1pollula,_but the pubUc pollution ""'1t> frolil'" nigh!. · · In ~ breakdown ol per10no0l, salaries>
bilys the non-ri Ul'IUlble carton• lnduatry baik: In~ OI • 1 and Cl Ung the recent cil)!· election ~• "a d A.Bl ' lhe ~as dooeanl. Prod"ll<l?'..~~on~' ~~~. ~W evebti" .. Bej:a111e man doel ir-c ..... ._,.aodate" for" ledmmlcal add · ~I. :.iria. 8:!rr =~~ ~!a. :l. . ~INll o ~ lWi true nature, his oneness atlon .of the district, ~· cal,led whlch .• include -;'penntendent's aa1ary '
we ,... ll)R· • illoe ll:OOLOGY, Pap 11 atte on lo "exorbitant" aalaries and 126,500; ua'"'•nt "'P'""'~t•lli,»4; 'Getty to the studen\I the burden of a '.'ton..heavy school 'aciaiiilistrluon .ei-... ,5,;11an·t 1'::L..n••·;:rt' of ' bu·~·-, cban&e ·is In their bands. l•1t'1 easy up." " . , ,.. . . -.: r .. l""" '"'illlfCu --
" bl the other f U I d 'll0.'111 and ~he'u ma~', Si7 ,.,, . w •me • ow • · · rove C' ~..:. ~ R · "'l'1le •"'"''""era of the communlty .,. HI <-u ...,. Mre today In 1111 eight cyllndar car ~SY . . eS pO nse not'lnte,;t;d'ln paying for 'himllcle~ ~ IChool · alari'i' ·prtilcl111l, wfiile many ol you walked or rode ' in buslnesi man•<rement Ind In aurp~Us $3>,l ; ~t·pr-IDclpa],•fl?//'8; P!Jn.t
bicycl ... " . . . ' Pilo' Ad ~ <iP-,1 Of JI\• lnlj!rpifdi1te-1Chool:.(lf,t11 F'!'Offl ·. t perionnel holding do,wn 'Juicy' h'11 -"P1t•," and aiablan> piinCfpal, Slj,'111!. _ •
•· Lorr write.-· • Pri~• ·~~f the th\-ee 'ele'~eDfa.rT
· f"J'he association feels ~1 Junds ~ ai:e paid ·~~-f .... , ,..:
more· profitably. ape .. and given io ciur ·th! I Mlm!nlltiaten! wu,"$1~ 111111•
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WASHINGTON (UPI) · -· C.mbodian
P'remler . Lon Nol bu made a penonal
requeQ: tq. President Nixon· for mJUta:ry
eqqlpment to, bol1ter C • m b o.d.l a '1
defeli.se1 against Ute( Communists.~
· Nol't-perlonll•letter to Pmklenl Nixon
was un~tood to have asked, in addlUon '
to· 111111• and -military equlpmen~ the uae of CanibocBln tnercenariea tralr.-
ed by U.S. 111thodtl" and n0w thwgilt
1o lle~ng with 'Amelican Green Berll lorCes m South Vletriam.1 r ~ " • ~ • 1 I 1
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I You ~an· take -off tho.e 1weaten 1 -Thursday t>ecauae.., the tempera-1 I ture is maklng..a comebrick.J push· I
ing up to 68 lloog 1be'coaat and ii
1 tu~.r in!~,~ l!JencflY,,, sUn-ny a,;1e1.
l~SID~ TODAY
W:ar~g Ligh ts
Tti , Be Ins ta lled ..
1•EJtremtly Jine~TJ.llllOOH' with lovei)',
neat, quaUfled girls o1 ·100<1 caliber .. .''
How can 100 Improve on that kJnd of tu-
llntoolal! 'De Id that dreW the prallc
WU 1bi1:•e11t: A •
spent In admlnlstraUve 1costs could bft Ave~· Utley 1e1 per ;ear for
hard working tac:Mn 'who lfti pal111tall· ~yer11 ~· of fli"' 'Mil~' •t '7-
lnily doing the [o)portant ind !O!'irdlng ~ ,Y<~ aoln('t 1 !!'_Ille, tupe!,11\-:--l A productom of T•t1neaae• w,brk of ~Chin& our, ChJldrw. ·~ ao..t a~1,:.,;.... ..,~ ....... "-t "WO p~ 111bilaJIUll 'cut. be, mode u"",,, ;-:'._ .... la~ .. ,-, ... ,_, .• -~ WUlillins' "A. Streetcar 'Nomed
Flaahlog yellow llgilla will Ile lbltlllell
over the highway near the eti&aoce
to El Morro Eatmen&.ary Scbool in
Auiust, Lquba ilotdi Unified Sdiool
Dislriet -1•-'l'llelday nl«ltl
In oalariel Ind., tht -bh ol c:ertlfied . ;:,··:::.:1. ........ ~, thi . '°"er _,_...;:;,; !ltilrt" jbfh.i • ''''"'I' aentdul•
d uoci ·~ I ~-bu z __ • ~ 'li'---.i~ ~~ •-::-r:-' •I ttvf' tMatrr alono th• Oran~ :~ a adm1!~~stall on.•) "Lorr •u;: con~ !and wfll ~~: It .I ii ~ter: COOIC .thfl IOtekend: S•• Ent.,..
uup dfte. , . 11 ~ ' 1 ' ' • •1 . tain-·n• Pn•11 ••-J•• tlnued,·"and tbat cmtrol o1 ·an ftbandal ""' "' , t ... • ! ,,_ ., (I' ., ~ ..
.. We'll have k>ts of diverse viewpoints Accord.in& to Superintendent W1lllam ,
but the Important decillOlll will be• uu.m, 1.,11 problfjo• giving the diatrict
dlJcussed ~ and die belt righ( ol ~ ·-'a IO loot itrlp
decblon for the dti wll> be matle "-,,of _ land~ pf ~ li:vl,nc
~diNo OPPOR. p. r-
illnn ~. adnilnlltnUve
.-1 --illltlea for pm. of -pra11tal>le ........ co. L«. rr o.c, Ak'partAllUlt hive 1lnl
typing I< S.H. eape!'. u .. of di°'
tatlng macb. -p)abit l{ibltJ.
tute. Shd ailo be~ca !'l"iDI deal-I
!~ ~matiltterW.:,;~ ~";8:1~ ~~c tal .. Pf;.n .' ;.B"-'i;;d:. 54.;!i> 1 2 5,,~ "2 ~ncallY.fn ·Dnandal add bdsinbs aF ~ l88Uf a..c.lillll ,"" 11 !!!"lit -... "
be 11id. . • ~Pall)'-· · t ('
The new m1yor 11kl be -fo<wai;d The Wfll .,_-·with· ii>-
' to better worktnt rtlaOonahipl wttb other stallatloo of conduit for tbe 1wamln1
local agencies 1nd better Wilfkil'll rela· • lightl, Ullom said, wtth left turn• pockets
!See FORIT"r hp I) etpected, lo ~ provllfod by September.
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· • (llo AJen<.')'1) c • You can get the multi you w1nt, ti»(),
from a hird-wor~ 1 DAILY PILOT
cianmed ad. Call lo od.vlaor dlrector al
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l_,_,!'...J I.I.-1-A,. • " ~ In &t.!i-' .. -' C....... 4).ft ",I • m .,....1~ •~In& major u-" "'" W-lllGTOH (UPI) -Pnlldiiit _., "· ,_ -" •pat~lir field. ' ' • : Nlnll'• mmpnMrtlli plln foio nforin· .oli...-.fi"':•: .. •:;•-..:n.. U , M:r .... '"~: "We. turther ~ Lht ptteent l'llrtric the Post 'outce •tame •undtt flit fi'o•· •~ ,_ , • .,.. ..-.....
practlCa ht revtaed to: place ttlllrip two toqr.W011a1 · Republk.llm wec1-· ii;.~,' ?:n ·~ · ..=
<lfl starting and lOf'.11 term.lllary ranges.·: nedl!Y •• "poJIUcil ar hell. tt 1'\ft· ~· M w..._ 4
Lorr wrote. ·, It wOWcll opal tht·w1y to forclac}oWrh-~" ~ =:11111..C:-9::
The laxpi.ye(S' pr.eektent lllO cltmand-• .ment worker11 to JOI~ a union. ' I 'i--i' ""''----------..!
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· · , . · . ··New,. Mayor 'Announces Reorga:niz'4if!}n .. Set e Ar·m: -~ . Ba~e c. a·· ~.pa~~-.. _· : s.. a. ....... -.. , Walter Eva111 ' said other slrdll ii the cily caill4 'oibtr !len\s~ ol .,.Iii loterul lo ,p-.e ~.; , Z · , . . , -~.•-., . . 1' <Ml ulde tho ceremooy ol Illa oelt<Uon benefit Crom ·s1m11ar work. II _... public. '!be olber raeetiog o! tho mOnlh
• _ _ ,to the top pool qulcklJI 1'1taday night whlch t1 not severt. would be an alternooo s~-action
• _ .. . .. _ • _ _ -:._. . • -and aoOOW>Ctd two programa ba vill la addilloc> to_ tho alall report on • · ... u.;, city 11 kl ti.rid
"In a Jetta!> addrell<d to tM Lq\ma lalinch Immediately -atreet lnl-tho program, tbe:councU, ti ~ ]>ijl9tng """'n "' •M.1 .ata cou . a 10':1"'{! said In ,LotMjillt ,1"faY 111 .cbool board." .~ . .::Beach Tupan"" provements and ""hulfllhl o! the ol several meni)>ers, agree,! to aeek and con\llbule d\lflJlg :•1&~ !1UJ!neu ' P,011:1' OF SPAIJj (UPI) -Troopo
• Joyil to tbe pemment !Olllhl •today
wllh a band of 200 army mutineers
who .Mileil Ila Cblluaramu ann7 .,...
and 1-•--Tueadl)' In_. of &be blact power movement UDC..'OD--
' finned ~ aaid llritatn had oent
II aU ""?11!-'Y 1114 jnelj(al ~.::;::i ""• · inHtli>g achedule o! the council. a new polJcy cm ~ :asws"""'t hours .
atepa• ""'"""' Btlllab "!ll9n1l1 ~litlon ~1""!!' .,. .Lorr haa ac-~-relaµn, ..,.. ol -ihe lllues dlltrlcts and aet' 1 apedllc percentage "UAder tho ....,..t ayatem, It aoema
llllre; ll did nol eluCldlto. • '· -.I~ ~lall.ol ~ e-1ln1 Jn Ibo ~I campalam !or o! COiis to be bon)e by the dty. that most 'major declalons al!ecUhl
ll'ndlrlcb lltreel, the mall ~pplni • .,.,.\Iii~~ the vot1or·~" · t!Je 'threl chain "!' tho Cllt Oiuncll. NIW <llw>cilmln Clllf Mym ~ the city are made at II ~.m. or
. in troops. . .
cular, wu d el4' today and "'1 tlloPo ,l>l;.,_'Q"ll ....,,~ ·CIJ!!PollD •le< · aaid tbal -II anti their rwwal and tba~ In time, tl>o enUre CGll!'"1'I of thereabouts, and everyone knOWa thal
cloeed under an emergency~ l&ate of ~ Of~ove .,; M repair were the prime issue. I apeclal UI ssmtnt diltriq. be -pbued a perlOO doun't function 1t bia belt
: A 1pokeaman at the rmidenct ol Prime
' .Mtnloter Erle E. WillllllU said ooe 4 mutlneef and one loyal soldier were
killed toda~, brlnilnll to five tbe number
. ol deatha llljl<e •loliiice broke out Tues-
, daj>. ':Die pitlon. WU' pllCed under
'modified martial In. .
slop proclaimed by the 1ovemment. ' We 1loslre to call your attention .,... "So I have decided to ask the city out ol the cit¥ picture. at that hour o! the nlpl,''. ht said •
Pusersby 1"ft stopped, qpestloned and ctmlll the use of students ln cam-stall to come up With a program over City Minlger Ken Carr wlD ritum. 'I1>e council made no d~on on the
made to tmpe,'~ pockets by heavtly pa!an1ng f~ the passage of bond issues the auJ several year1 for street lm-a ~ oa the streete blUel ml ihe matter, but Jt ·drew no disfavor Tuesday
armed polic1. Bod" tai Mrrides during the last ~lee-provement and maintenance, 11 be said: special l""AD'!Qt diatrict ~ nighL Nicel1r'4overthehelibol1...,,d~Uol;:t,Lofrw~. · ~ -lie made II Jn form ol a motion planal-Wedneiday'1meetlJll, Tbe a!teniooil mea)!l\l IO!lcepl hu ~ Ill aboul i,000 ' and dllpe...ct • "llail ltitc!ehla do nOI. uildantaod th• and II won unanlnlOlll apj>ro•a!.. l!vw• otbef 11111eaUon lnvof\ied the worked well In other or-Coaat clUOI,
1J1im -·tl>oy .galllmcl to 'w.idl a• .._ti .CUO. 11, CO!'lilll o! ·llkl"!! The m•yor cited the su...., of the ohlltln( of meettni formats and 'tlmea large_and small.
ftre 1tn 'an old deserted ·bu11dln& tcr08I • ~'4' adrintaP. cif.-tbelr ~. rectnt $10,000 city project reau11.iftg In to aUow for a rqular aJcbtly meetln& Action o~ the ldea could come at ·Pentagon aouroes in Washington said
• 1lx U.S. NayY ·ahtps led by the belil"pter
carrier Gt1edacMJI salled today toward
·Trinidad at the ._i ol the 'n'tnidad
..... ._.. ~ ,to .. ac:Uate
·~Oltkm!IH~.
from jhe Red Houae seat of the govern-be added.. • -·-: ·--the rtpaving of Avenida De1 Mar and onoe a mouth for· pullllc· bwioo uil Ute COUDCU 1 next meetin&:. --
meot. No one was b~ ~ ·torr bfanded the practke "morally · • -. wmnc'' ind' .JUggested "IOlllellilnl II
F!relJwl hie Bz:althwalte died today bUlcallJ """Ii with the plan 11 lt taba Pl s d . -,.,.._, ,. .. , l ~ lnjUiies auffered Tuesday nl.Jbt when iueh'tictlct to put. fund drlv• over." Laguna' ann· ers to tu y · · · :;:'°""~ w'.. M=. c:'~ ~ Cltiqc 1 writ o! mandale granted~ . . •• · FORS TER
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JI mlltl Crom the ChalUaramu base,
·that Brltllh lroopa had llnded there
the East Dry River alum .,... oulllde ~~-~ =l'>f.tr1d ; •
the city. An Anny private and a ti-year· from using ltudents as salemteTI L<>rr c G al Pl "
' lroin SiltJodoo. '
' -llltl Tobago, wlllch became Independent in 111!, remain a part
~dr1':il..~'tander were k!llad ~ . ~-tbapraclica be eti>ppiid.' oncepts on en er an_
All ... -o!lk<s, schools, .... and bualneases wer~ closed because of
the fear of more trouble ... 'J1)e prime
mlnister wu meeting wttb. hil cablnet
tionshipe with the agencies "upstrtam."
"1be SERRA orpnlzaUon 11, the first
step tow~rd "ilorud planning to aolv1
problems, in this cue water J)OlluUon, w
a:aid the: new mayor. "I hope San
Clemente will reconsider and entertaia
participation in SERRA."
ol the Briliah -Tbe.Btlllab
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· aixf WU reported "incomlllunJc;.do."
Guarcla \ftft pooled around the !Joopltal
where four loyal soldien were treated
for wound! in the Cbaguaramu anny -" TtalloD . inc:r1ued • rumort ...
M,erg er Hearings
On Air Cal, PSA,,
Held Till Monda y
Ille dtJ -lhal tho ....U 'COlll auard --Public UUllUea Commlaloo hw-..........,1 II Chiplnmu ·bid joined "~
'Sadd1£back '
1bt npuq,, _that troOpl •from tbe ing on the proposed merger of A1r Callfor·
Orpailllllon o1 Amerlcln -(0All) nla with Paclllc Southwut' Alrllnea set
bid landad. tbat -.n Madna 'lll" !or Thuraday'. hu been postponOd until
°'11 two -haft mllod .aoJar -lo lad. ,,,.,. .,,.,. ..i, ,._. 11:.ay. DWe Richard•, Air ca I
fortheSaddleblckCollepboard"c_, bal 11111' IPl'Ud flllldl1. atewardeu ud atockbolder, aaJd the
.<roatod·by the ...i,nat1on ol ~ F. -· . poatponementwaagrantodatherrequest
J7.llnll< ol La.,... Beach, llolrd ~t • I becaUIO abe had not received eahtblts
'Michael. T. Oolllna aald Tll-y. '"' l'rotlt .... and testimony the uked !or promplty.'
Wrltltlr1ppllclU0111n.tn Ile ~-----. The PUC bearlng 'wlll begin at 10
,by the board throuch April .ST, CoUlnl ECOL(}G.Y • • • a.m. Monday in the State Building ·ai
, aid: Followiftl·lnt.emrn, b IUCOUlful 1117 s. Broadway St., Los Anceles. Mrs. ·=will be accepted II the resufar -tho unlvene, he laM 1 "dcm't Rlcharda said obe tblnka the bearing
11 11 ~~I· -Area 1; &iv• I damn•' IU!-.., pollutlon. '":..::::,' =~ Mt u the day !or ~ = i:..:seach
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1Dd South air~ .. ~===~ Air Cal tesUmony, abe aahl. Pilots IDd ~· will serve out Zitnlk'• tmn of wute materiall and cbemlclb, ud alrllnt stewardeues union repre:sen-whlcb efP!m ln June. lf71. The aeat taUve1 wjj! be present ~( with the ~will come up I« elactil>l>ln April,.lflt. :'!!!' JIOOIAloli,-the ·~ -~~ Piealdal\l of the Airline Carl Benscoter
' Zl!nlk, wtio.bld aervec1 on tho·aiDege """' '!1!19' .. wt. -~. , -..-. and~ C1lalnnan N:i.<yall McLaren. !i.oard llnce lb formatloo In FebruarJ ...-wbole Ule dtpenda. ' -Air Cal employes, maPY ol whom also
Id 11117, ~ ~ch JI beca.,.t..i llpoUer Frank Herlkl, a Stale Pork are minor stockholden, are proteathlg ~~, ~ Pillow tnllteel -,,. .-·~.I!/" Poll1lc "'!'al~ the ilU out .to 'PSA bee .... .Ibey !ear 11aat ..W'k ;ldi>ptad 1 molutloo ...,.-.; wlllt IN Iii'--..-, th!" they will ncit be aoalmllatod ;tnto aew
·him 1ar "!althful and dadle1ted_;:S!% T !"'!i, ~ job~·~ •• .. · dlirlq·f~4 tho collqe •. ~ ii ..,..;1 lliit1d 'loo JniJUof!i'ldioW..:.~ .~Pl tGiltrict. • . · • o1---• a 1aht illDiil ._..use
i CoW... i.ici "'~·-11111 -ol .,..,. ol lhe -for the 'J><Ych """'"' o! ... -home ..... pride also
:app1ic•N for tl.~ Dlment" comf.911" pf ~Oll!'.l ~ Pl. . ct~n air Oppote the ·Ale. -r "' . :...in hi "1eued alter tile ~ Wini ant' ...U., _,, not fUlfllled by But In a stockhohlera meelinl eorJF • ._.._. !'fflllllall eo.tronment." Ulla month,.!!'!~....., ~pproved ~1 1__,.. •' ' ' .. ~~~i: .":i1:;:1 =wer-:r.m q. t'i=;;z·rii·~~,ln favor
i.G,;: &lo+: -~ ... e San nt ... G11 and Eleetrlc ~Y'• eBA is boldlni i atockhollm 'meet1ar
, ~ V .. 'Ul' :1nn:.11..::.:ithe~O.:C."!-_Mont111. '
·.:·Cd~_-Jinan pl!!Jll.11 not a po11u1er, .that the radlaUon ..._ into· 111e ... ..-.. ..,. tAollh d B d
of the "allowable level."'ue' ca'lleG the '.ffomewar oun . : -.: ~ .,._,., · ndlation "•ery nqrnin.\l,!t ail the .. , ~Stiffe ...... '·Attack allowable llmtll "e I I .. me ly COi>-.sail·. or Jump' s • -., ~ i.;;,: 1ertativ1." ,
"" -A lludenl participation -.of the ; H.'.toull ·We, Ga"1u Grove c:oun-Eat1h Day lcilvtUes at San Cll!monte
:cDman and lonrier mayor of thet ~· High 11 the creauoo ol an ecology l)'nlbol Shl,p .in fJ:aw.aii =--=v~;~= aat ..! -;.,, ~te~tjoii ~r."~ .. ~ ~ ln Lquni Beach. Corwin daalll'ed the aymbol, a three
. LaU, 19, w11 t'Hlecled laat. w.,i< coll iPh'•I encompaaed tn a clrcl<. '!he
lo a thin! lour~ council temJ m Triton Ecology Club wlD promote the
lllll'CHn Grove, where · he makea hll ~bol n1Uooi-wtde. ~.:. .. ~ :i;."'.~ ~ . > Th"lfote, wblch will also be publtcl• ~ " --!Id, by the atudents, was compoood bJ • •t 115 ·Sleepy Hlll!l\'._Lue, which .bi :"'1 J.n Scjlool third grader Vincent
and Mrs. We teaiO on a Y......,... 111Je1811, "I .. the aolulion lo aJI, pol»
'basil fer summer and weekend stays. tion."
Taken to South Coast Community 'Ibt petition cln:ulated by student$ was
HolpltllcmSW>dly,Laktwudllcovered produced by the new San Clemente
to hO 1111ferlng !run I previously 111> Groups United Against· Radiological
dlaqooed dlabelio condltloo, l\ln. Lake n.n1en. It 'requesll t1Je San Clemente
1Bhl. City Council to pcovlde a'pubUc hearln« ' Docton-have order<Jd him to rest on the extent of· the risk ol expanding !quteUy •tn Lquna for a time before the San Onofre atomic pZant and asks
"""""' lo hll dutlea on the Garden t..tllllOllY by apeclaliJts In ·@le, field ol
Grove councJL He 11 the OWDer of 1 nuclear eneru and 1adloloclq.I hlololJ,
:1arp 1umber Jard In Gardin Groft. Independent Of the Alomlc -., Com-
m1"1on and publtc aUllty ,companies.
DAILY PILOT * * *
. Special to Illa DAILY PILOT
PEARL HARBOR ....! A' yOQl\g 11llor
from. Montana, homtward bollnd from
Vietnam aboard a rnlne.aiteopef skip.
pored. by a Hcmllnl1bn B"cb ·man,
jumped ahip TuesdlY In l .J!Ud ramapge
aa die er alt pulled Into 1JOr1., .
Ehlineman 3.C. Wa,.. t:.. Uthaug, 21,
of Jordan, Mont., lea~ '!rom the USS
Reaper as she cruised toward a pier,
swam ashore and 11tole a truck fr o m
a would-be rescuer.
Tbe~ .. Reaper's COJr!tJJandiq officer ls .
LI. Cmdr. II. C. llahlor, ol HunlOlgton
Beach ..
MWlary authorities said the sailor pull-
ed a knife and commandeered fl truck
Crom a -by·wbo tried to help blm,
t!len drove tt tllroagb 'a locked pte.
He was quickly captured by military
palict.
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Nation Begim Massi ve Cleanup
• By n. A-led Pt...
-c-up uu.r. went to ~and .Put 00 -!helter todoy for the ~ ji;arlh l)oy. .
In Weal \llrslnla, five lonJ ol 1arhlp
were plckad up aJon& a !lye-mile •tretch
ol U.S, IO Ind -peel a> tlot llarTllon
CouMy CourlhoclH stepa ln ClarU!lw'I·
. M1yor John V. Llndaay ol Naw Yotk
droy•· to Elrtll Dly events in n ti·
ba-~bus.
0 Peoplt ' an the rul poUultn,"
Llndll)> aald. "It'• a matter o! hlbll
for Ibey have been llU<rlnl for yeara."
• But -apal..,... llllph Nader
·told '. Pllllfdelphta 1udlenct TuHdlY 'that lnduolrt11 are tlJe worst ol!endera.
He 11ld ·nelther Congress, the President ,
nor corporatlon leaders wlU chq1 It.
11 will take 1 "radli:al mllllant elhtc"
by .,_.,,,.,,., Nlder aaid.
Fonner Interior Secretary Stlwlrl
Udall, .-k1n1 at Kent stilt Unlv'8'1111
ln Ohio, Mkf wt are "a naUon .of tn·
vlronmenlal aloha" .and called the
lllttomoblle the moet dertructfY• elemenl
Tht unprocedenlad eTenl IOCUMI a~
tention In more Iha>! 2,000 communttlea
acroa the country on poTiutkln problems,
both· Inca! and naUC111l. In addlUon,
many lf'OUPI slated muafve cleanups.
At the same time, some corporaUom
•nd large bualnutet singled 041 for
crlUclsm by antlpoUu\lon 1fOC1P1 twk
advert.lsementa and planned talk.I at
various school and community IJ"OQpl
to give lhelr side or the story. .
ActivlUes planned range from a 'tpoftu-
Uon tr1U" In Oki>homa lo srede
IChooltn' litter pickup. Many Wert
deolgnad lo hlghllgbt .,,. ol lour areas:
w1ter pollution, air pollutton, t1Je
1utomohile and 1-•l Utter.
Hundreds of motorllla pllnned" to
fonab t!lelr automobllu IOI' the day
lo protest pollution cauaed by thl Internal
combustion engine. New Ye<k Mayor
John V. Llnd11Y planned to ride to
1ppokttmentl in an electric car.
Traffic blna "'" acheduled Jn parts
ol mlQY dU• lncl1idJnc New York Ind
Phlladelpbil . Tho Untver~ty of Jowa
In fowl City planned a 11SUrvlval Paradt
ot Nonmotorbed TranspartaUon."
Other """"' pl1noad to bury 1utoa and a group at W....,,. ConntcUcut
Slate College In Danbury wtll p11tade
t.hroogh town pulllna: 1 cart with a
car engine. They plan to )>ury the engine
on campua.
'Ibe Laguna Beach Planning Com-
mission will in!Uate Its studies cf general
plan· concepts for Laguna at a rt&War
study aes.sion Mondy at 7:,, p.m. in
city hall councll chambers
AltemaUve concepts were presented
last Friday to city 9fficials and civic
leaden by the Daniel, Mann, Johnson
& Mendenhall plfl!l!!!!ig ~am. .
In addlUon, City Planner Al Autry
wtll present the commllilon with the
plannerl' laletlt report. auxiliary to the
general plan, a cirtulation a n d
transportation Inventory, analyall and
!..,cut.. '.
Also on tbe agenda !or the MondlY
study se&S!on ia reyfew of a request
to establish a new Mezican restaurant
on Glenneyro Stroet property adjolnlng
the Reef Liquor ~ Nep's Dtllcatessen
installatlons at 'Mlalla Street.
Pottery Shack owner Hoy Childs' pro-
blems with a pole sign on his parking
lot will be given further attenUon by
the commiuloners, as will two change
of district requests for S. Co&Jt Highway
properties, carried over from the rtgulF
commlslioo meetinl Jut Monday.
He described ~e of 1be Jft.uures
whldl will be brought to bear on the
new council as more and niore people
move to the area.
He said it will be Important to maintain
the downtown· area in an early California
architectural atyle, that It wtn be Im-
Portant to get tbe parks and recreation
ccmmisslon started. .
-Si-x-manth MayoF--P-lan-
"In-the next 2 ~ months the council
will have to make a decision aboqt
mobile home park!, where to put then{
if at all, how 'many today and bow
many ultlmattly," he said.
He also '8id Pllmntna should begin
For a pollce department, costs lhou!d
be reviewed, but he aald that he tbouiht
it still mJ.Pt ·be one to three years away. Nixed in San Clemente Counclltnan Bill Bathiate said he'd
like to see immediate attention given
to planning for a building department.
A 1uggesUon by San Clemente Coun-
cilman Thomas O'Keefe to put the city's
mayor selection on a sil·montb rotation
schedule withered quickly betore the
council Tuesday. .
. Q'Keefe, cltlpg 11olher c!Ues" adopUng
the rotatkln p~n. met With. quiet dlsap-
pro•al from the rest of the council.
Councilman Staoely Norlhrup aiked
O'Keele for nlmes of dtles uitng ttie
rotation.
"I dcn't know any ·spe'Ciflcally off hand,
but I AW It recently In .a newspaper.
Perllaf: the city ala!! owlcl'!lnd ovt."
O'Ket e replied.
Planner Foils
Theft; Two Held
A large San Clemente plannlng com-
mllatonei nipped· a guol)ne theft In
the bud in !Us driveway Tuesday night.
Ard two Camp Pendleton Marines now
face charges in the alleged siphon theft
from the car of Ray McCaslin at 127
E. Calle J\lnlpll'O.
Police ••kl the plannint commissioner
noticed the pair allegedly siphoning fu el
from his car. So he exited his home
and performed a citiien's arrest.
Robert Lee Seavey, 21, and Orville
Duane Scott. 19, both face charges of
petty thelt.
CONVENIENT
TERMS
IANKAMERICARO
MASTER CHARGE
City Manaief Ken Carr sakl he knew
of nooe, except perhaps the city of
Yorba Llnda, which ba1 a special pro.
blem in that all its councllmen at come
up for electioit at once .
The issue· faded without action.
d 'Connor Chosen
For ' Beaut y Po8t
Three Arch Bay resident James O'con-
nor has been appointed by Flllh Dlltrlct
Supervisor -Alton E. Allen to head a
new advl.sory committee created to work
toward beautiflcation of the coaslliM::
O'Connor, pmtdent o! the Three ~rrll
Bay AssoclaUon and member or: !ie
board of directors of the Coastal
Municipal Water District, bas been SUV•
ing as chairman of the South Coast
Scenic Improvement Committee, working
to achieve designation <>f Cout Highway
as one of the. state's offlclal scenic
highways.
He now will be chairman or the coun-
ty's Scenic Conservation Adviaory Com·
mlttee wtllch will concern ltseU with
more extensiVe efforts toward planning
coastal beautification.
At the end of the meeting outa:olni
couDCi.lmtn Don Durnford and Antonio
Olivares were both commended for the
nine years' servke they gave to their city. 1
No End Showing
In Tr.u ck Strike
Jl'I¥cat strikes by truck drivers lrom
OWo to CAUComia showed no 1i.gns of
ending today, while a strike threat by
90,000 teamsters In the Noi-tbeast eased.
President Nixon was asked to intervene
in the wildcat, strike of 12,000 Ohio
te.unsters by the Cuyahoga County
(Cleveland) Board of CommJssionen.
Cleveland Is reported to be losing $2
million a week 1n payrolls alone and
unemployment has increased by about
20,000 persons since the strike began.
In Chicago, federal mediators said the
chances for a negotiated end to a strike
and lockout there were "very dark.''
Eight teamster locals and an independent
uruon -representing over 40,000 Chicago
drivers and dock workeni -are .deman·
ding a $l.654n-hour wage boost over
a three-year contract. Chicago truckers
have offered a 7<kent Increase.
GUARANTEE ·
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nu mq have read about our dramatic demon-
ltrat.lon of Wyler 1uperforlty. Thia ii the wat.ch that wu dropped 1000 feat from a plaoe. II aWI worb
.-rfktlt. Set it in our 1tora.
The lflCftlt of W7lar'1 tourhn• lies in the
lncaftu balance wheel wt th ilt unique ftuible spiral
1pobl that r-l·M to abeorb 1hock and la suran-
leed aplmlthoclt for lift I (E,_ Ille hardeat lifL)
Or replaced free if evtr broken. Stop and 188 the
compl11ll llne of hudaomt. durabM W1ler wakllu.
ADd -tllt watch that Wll droppad fnllll ao aJr.. ....... dllved totidtaboot t~
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Rlchard-.OoldbuJ, wlaee~ • love
affair with '-' lleacll II yean ago,
became lla mayor~~
"oor beloved l,;a&ulla·Will tab ;to J'l&llUUl
place as California's ni.anber me~
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. An •enthuSlastk: ~d ,.10f about ,90
persoas :st.eod .... &o hoaor''Cioldbers at .the
council reorpnizaticll. The new Laguna
atroq man !bad •c•mpailJ>ed 'bard oa
th! tr~(-drug imae and rolled...qp
nearb' 500 niore ·votes .. tban ·the -*npt
highest vCJU': .ge~. ,
Hir elecdon ~ mayor by the council
was ~· _So was the seleclion
of Charlton Boyd as vice mayOr .• Boyd
gave something of a keynote addrm
ELECTED BY COL,LEAG ... ES
Lo9uno .Mayor Gol4i;,rif
Oftkes . . '
Destroyed Mayor of,:S ~l~e: For ·Pr~je~~
Iii' nominl!Uoij Goldberg.
Boyd, ~ho h!!_ serv~ t~o years, said
bow pleased he had been-~...-the-
Citbem iet oil the $idellnes. "What
Waa a rumble in 1961 ·wasl a mighty
roar iru mo." he said. ·
Goldberg said, "Thia moment Is one
~t I . wJll never• forg~. 'Eleven years
ago~ Marie (bil -wjfe ) ·and 1 came
to Laguqa Be3Ch' for a vacation. ·
"We knew ~no oae here thel, but we
fell .to love, with· 1he buutifql 1ow9
by the sea and so we stayed to settle
here. Tbat love' affair has grown ,deeper throuih the years as we canie to .meet
the people and he(an ' to porticlpate in
community activitiu."
Goldberg, .ff, is 1 merchant and former
Chamber of Commerce-pnsident.
He praised, outgoing. ~ayor Glenn Ved-
der · and Vk:e Mayqr Joseph O'SulUvan
for giv.iJ:ig liglelfishJy of Ume and Went
for rriany years and ·a'coomplishing m~.
Foremost in the work ahead, said · ' · · of Geklberg,.-U.-restoring. •• tbe tQµ_st .
the community. "We 'must .... solve ·our ti~ p ,J>Ofkii>c pr<>biema.''_he l&id.
r.we • •~q~ lje..:h Pafk
and relatecf1acUltJesf.'ailV'wi .fttlilt pro-
vide for:""fk:ient rtven.i ~ accompllsh
oor goal without ove~ -pro-
perty ~yer.". , • .. ., ;..__,,~ After lhO twtartoc .lo .. .......,
alld o<w 'councilmen l'ller ~
arid 1 Edward Lotr, 'GOldbetg h'1 d'
certificates of boniir for the public
service of both Vedder<md·O'Salllvan.
Hei also bad ;t .c~ certificate ·that·
re<oKD1U<f Vedder'• real bowled&~ of
geolOgy and other science-related mat-
ters. The certificate that drew a broad
smile from Vedder said'he bJ now mt·
powered to throw around pologic terms
with lhe best of tt~m "to impress the,
hell oul of the public."
~agufuln ~'ltm-ii~
Trying to Quell
Blaze 'at · Home
An elderly Laguna Canyon resident
was sllghUy, burned Tuesday afternoon
when he attempted to exUneWsti a fire
that eventually destroyed . his home,
Laguna Beach firemen reported today.
An old frame house at 1204 Victory
Walk, occupied ·b:Y 'Ted Primeau, was
totally involved in flames by the time
thre.: fire department units reached the
scene shortly after. 4 p.m.
Fireman said Prlmiau, who 1 \ v e d
alone~ •iipartntJy_had .tmd.to.e:rtinguish
the blaz.e belofe goini: to a' phone 'to
call in an alarm.'·He was not seriously h.!11.J!llY added.' f >, -~Ult -16. Ille flt<, whi<h ... uwm
an .ootlmalad 11.0QO ri damage, Is !till
• inviotlptidn, but It is believed
lo ,llote ~ .1!1,4 chajt.
ll •• I bUiy Clay ior tbe Laguno
fire ftgbters, starting with a car fire
at "'f:'J5 a.m. at IM Brooks ' St. and
eodlng with o mlclni!lht blue Uiot
desb:oyed, a , small shed in the rear
of Ill ~lora St. ". '
De 1car fire, ,which was . quickly con·
taluedl apparently "as set off during
aft.. Mtempt to start the engine with
a JlmQel' cable .to another •vehicle, which
•lted in igniting gasoline thai bad
beeii Poured into the car. Origin of
the ahed rtre was not lmmedlately
det<nnined.
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REDLANDS (UPI) -Adminlstlative
offices at--ihe Univtnity ol Redlands
were destroyed early today by a fire
apparently. Started by a· Molotov coCkti.JI.
oHlciab '3id.
Firemen confined the bliie In the
61-year-old administration building to the
ground door offices ot the dean of men.
Oean ·oC women "aiid vice president ~r
student affairs.
"'8n Clemen~ City'CouncUmaJf W~
Evans, who recently bounced back from
a serious heart attack, is the city's
ne· .. mayor. ; ...-·
Evansr the owner of Jntu Plas, Inc.,
a San Clemente plastics firm, will .erve
his first term as mayor after . winning
the title Tueaday night by unuJmous
vOte or the .new City Council.·
He assumes the gavel from Dr. Wade
Lower, who won reelection to 1 four.year
term to the council last weei~ Or. Lower,
wbo nominated Evans, w a s ~lected Mayor pr~tt;in. ·
Evans,.39, woo reelection to the Council
in April . of tMS '1rter bavklt: ~ed
nearly :ux . years aa a city planninc
commluloner and 14 months as the
commissliin's ~man. ·
Damage was estimated at $40,000.
Police said a firetiQmb was ~ In
a resf room tn the nearby lialrof letters,
but there was only minor damage to
the classroom building. It was believed
a second firebomb cA\Jsed the ad-
ministration building blaze.
The new mayor moved k> S4n Clemente
In 1951 and became a pertner with
in · hil falher in tbe' contractinc buainell. Flames broke 'out· a'.round 3 ._ a.m. Mayor Evans lreft the contractln& the office of Dr. Nell .Potter, dean of businees .about i,even years qo to enter
llll'l\, fire O>ief Jooeph Budd ~· ' the . field o( pitlllcJ Ind ;fomled •his
A!lhougb fumiahings and · equipment C011!.J>llll)<, ,which 11 1-ed ot 'l»-J.os
iii thrft offJCeB 1ll'efe-~-ed· most Mol11os·. , . ., ,
r · .... "illllect ., ' "'-• ' II ' -~~4 . ~11· b'~·nd-....i...;;:;.:·-U. ·~ ..,, • /_ tr le ca·~~ a ~· ... ed. , '" 10 a:,W~ord..:Olda,-,Ho q,.
About tbte<> boun .)at.r. o »It 'clrlill 1 studeaf ..,_ !Or 1,.. ind ·~
bottle fUlo>I wilb 111 infl4mmable Uquid year1• •
was lbaad Ii ~ qi.Oii'• ~-· II He b l ·-al , lou• Jtltl ill had been toaod lhrUip I m4oh screen ..,..,lco ·m Ille , llDy leovinl •Mee
and a window which had been forced as an tlectroa1e1 ~lu wttb• his •P"'!· Police llld the flrt-b had bum-ta;t ship lllLeil· W tile USS COliente.
ed 1taelf out on the concrete floor. A After his dllchar1e he moved tO 'Los
book of matche1 was found on the outer Angeles where he aerved as 1 pianrung
window 5ill. ·' enalnee; for Cal-Tronlcs and Hu~
University President' Dr. George H. Airer.all •· .. -
Annacost sald ~ believed there had In -San Clemente the new m8)'9r hu
been no campus pfoblems aerlous enough served as J>rtSldent of tbe Klwanil Club
to precipitate the firebombing. and a member ol the ·~ boarli
"There ii no evidence ~s was carried or directors of St. Andrew's Methodist
out by any ol oUr students," Armacost Church.
said. Mayor Evarii' · tO'm on the •council
has two y_e_,.. JQ'.,p. ,
Before stepping <town. Vedder spo~
brle ny calling for Lagunarls.now to·cloee
ranks ud look to the future, 111pporlini· ,
the council ln achieving city-plii '\hat--
were recently adopted. 'Save the-Earth' His tenn 11 ma)'Or will lut one year,
-·the COWJcll 'will . 'hold -r rearganluU~ meetlna..-
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. A fittll&bl\ -· ~l&bt· ,Marinei. 11 a dolintown s.n· Clemente oollee .lbop
Tuel<lay'nlght -ad• ·"flit trip back
to tjle ·hue 1for .the ·sroup, and y:ll··•YP-
porter1 ·Olltslde. . .
:PbllC. · '11k1 they , t~anfweretf.' 1
'dirtmbabct call at tlttl dintt\ at 211
S. ,El "Camino Real beloro lllidhlght.
C811eri iaid · the eight Mlrinela· "Mre
fightln( inside. . ' .
Forster Chosen
For Mayor P~st
In Capistrano
Clemente Students Raise · V.oices
.... Of!!cen took the ·men· out.NM, thin
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STOCK MAJIK'ET
By PAMEUI. BALLAN
Of flM °"" Pv.t SI ... A member of a iong.UJne California
family bas been elected mayor of San
Juan Capistrano.
Tony Forster, a native of the city,
was elected by unanimoils l>aliot at
TUesday's meeting in which three .coun-
cilmen were sworn in.
Forster live.s wtth his Wife, Mary Jane,
and two children at 31311 a·uadalupe
St. He Is an adminlltr~I« "fer TRW
syjtems, loCated jUlt outside' the citt
iiililts.
Taking the oath of office administered
by1 City Administrator-Clerk Ernest J.
Thompson, were incumbent F.dward
OW:nnak, James Thorpe and Josh Gam-
mell. · '
The group then •ele<'ted the new mayor
and ,.lected Bill Batllpte mayor pro.
tern.
After his election. the new mayor
lert his tr1dltloqal cn-ir at the side
of the coUncll table .ind moved to the
center. "It Iookl different over bert,"
Sierra Club's Evelyn Gayman spoke
or "minerals accumulating around our
necks as wastes.". She decried the
CaiJ!.Strano Bay area high school
stuQeilts rode bicycles to school to protest
aUto ~au.st, wore gas masks, circulated
petitions l!Rd heard speakers of the San Qll!imente High School ecology "teach-in'' destructk>n of ocean planta on which
tbit.. morning in Earth o·iiy com-man depends for .'to percent a! his ox· ygen. Of the '6 -peccent of oxygen ob-~ation. '·tamed >from 1Ud plad.s, she said "' 10
· In a repealing 'series of 25 minute trees are requ1J!d to counterf!cl the
;peeches, hy experts In the !leld of pollutiCll o1 one l\flomobile."
pollutlon, students were told of the threat 'Ille 10lution, to po:lution problem of·
to 111rvival r:i mankl.Dd.. fered by Mri. Gt)'IDIR ia "recycling
· ·state Park N-tUralist ..Bud GeUy and conservatloe". "Nature recycles all
:
ed the '~ei t cylinder mc>Mtlrs -M .. .1. .. 1 .. " he •·•-~ -~' th t . " , .UlCltC•-· I exp1 .. u~u, ,,.,,..ng a bum g and emit lmOg ... _ al ·•~• • owth -~ d lh
_-o-> -er-•.pand'"" •-~~~-.• pollulloo. -~-'"~'• gr -ea ..... ....,. .... UA.1"""'.., are all baJIDCld·in na~ so that all
Of the volume of picAitng. Wh1Ch subltancel are ued and re-Uled to avoid
ls , ·a major pollutant, -Getty said; 1'We l)olluUoo.
have the techooloo to constr\JCt pacba: Humanities tetcher WW1am Chase said
ing wl\ich will not pollllte, hot the public pollution -)ta ~ "lgnor,ne< of the
buys the non-returnlble cartons. Industry basic lrtterdepeodeoce o! all \hlngs and
bas tdone exactly, what we wold them 'evtntl". BeclUR man dots not uo.
we wan~1 Prod~~tion won't ch_,!lnge until d«1tlnd hil true nature, hls oneness
,.. quit buying. . , ., -lllet IOOLOGY, Pop I)'
Golly !old the ot\Jdents the burden ol -· '
~ chanie i1 ill their bands,• "Itt1 ealJ-/
to. blame the other fellow •.. I dro•, C' __ · R
11ett· 1o11a1 in .. eight cylindar car iu3SY esponse ~. many ol ,.ou walked or rode
blcycleB." • · • ·· From Pilot Ail he quipped.
He then. thanked the YOters for turnln( W • Li hts ool at the Tote al 64 pmcnt. I01in( ariµng g
thiJ ... the KCOlld hlChesl voi.r·--. '· -.
, ·"Extren\ely fine response "Ith lovely,
nea~ quolifled girla a1 good cauber . . . "
Ho• can you Improve on thlt kllXI of tes-
Umonlal! Tile ad thit drew the pnloe in ·the county. He 1aaid this not only · 1. • ~ed • gre•• deol a1 intere11 in To Be n .. taJled the election. but al!O relled<d favonbly ~ , on the cltiuns of San Juan Cap~trano. Fl·""'"" yellow l'•hla wW he '""':."ed Forster said he was -very enthused -1.U-16 .. •¥\"':'-'
about the composiUoa of the new council over the hlg.hwlQ' near lht entnoce
which contains a merchant, 1 rancher, to El Morro Elementary ~ jn
an aerospace worker. a tradesman and ~ ~~I ~ ~U~~led nl8d1oblht
• teacher. ~· "~ earn~ •-•Y g ·
.. We'll have lol!i of diverse vieWpoints ~IA~ to Supertri'8ldent WllHam
but the important • de<!~ons will be Ullom; lepl problems giving the"dlllrict
dlocusaed ~ly and the boot ·~ of !E' .,_ I ~-~· doclsl,. 10..".tlie dtf 111U 'be •nllde,'' ·~ ~ und~r ction·Ol 11fo-~
be said. " ~ i>ova aoloed. ' "· ' • ·
The new mayor uid ht loob forward 1'M!' conttactor wll~ proceed with in-
to,better working rellU~shlpa with other stallation ol condulf for~ lhe warning
toeal eg•ncie> and betl<r woriin( rtla· tipts. Vllom said. !'Ith lefL tum pocket.·
(See FORSTEll. Pap II expected to he pro•lded by S.ptemher.
·,,. this one: : I Wk~amG OP~"a_.' per-,
form -.tollil, odmllilstroilve 'uaJa. T ~ ~ for jinl. of
. young prolltahle pwtng co. Loe.
nr o.c. Airport. Mu~ have 'tlu1 l
typln& & S.H. exper. Use al dlc-
taOng m•ch. acctplable sui.u. ' tute. slid a .. bt capoble of deal· lilfr wlflgures . Apply ux P1ul-
orl!1o. C:M. AK fer. Dr. 1
!No .IJ•ncy•) You catf get the resultl you "ant. too,
from • hanf.~klnt • DAlb Y PILOT
=ed 1d. Call an o~vitf< ~at .
NEW YORK (Af) -The stock market ovet. -' ' ' -" · .. f .\',:,
showed a substanUal Jou In late tnding Ji!-ifl, ·30 aerviCeinen were 'ttatie:Portea
lhis alternoon. (See iluotatlons, Plges blct: to!Ca!np Pendletoii tbyi the MP1'. •
14-15). · · No arrests were made. · ' . . . . . .
' .
New .Councilm~n·Req9e~t~
. . .
Slashes ·iµ School;~u~~t:
Newly-elected city councilman Ed Lorr,
wntlng on \Johal! of lh•· 1.quna· Beach
Ta1payers' Aslociltion, .. prOpo.d major
outs Jn .ldnl.lniJtrative piraonnel and
salaries In the school district in a three-
page letter to LagUna trustees Tuesday
night.
Citing the ~recent clty'l:letUon "as "a
mandate" tor eConomical and efficient
operation Of the district, I.on' called
attenUon to 0 exorbltaot'-' -salaries and
a· "top-heavy school adminiltrauOn iet: up." , • •
".The taxpayers· of the community are
~ i~terested In paying for insufficiency
Jn buslness'm1n1gemetit an<I In surplus
personnel holding down 'juicy' Job spots :•
Lorr )'lite:
"The association reels ~e funda
spent .ln ·admlnlstntJ~ •costs'~ c0uld be
more profttably spent and given to our
,hard workfng tea~ers w1lo art palflll~k
lngly dOln( lbe lmP.rtant. 81\d reJ\'lfdin&
'fOrk ff' teschln1 our children."
. , • "We Pf'9POH IUb!tantlalJ,cuts be made
in salaries1-and m the number of certllled
,111d asaoctattd pet'90nnel On the bualness
L and a~mlnlltratlve ftl{f,". LoJ'.T co111-
Unued, "and Jhal control of all Jlnohclal
· ,al)lt~lilatters be ,.b;uiled to
In bus " ind tr fled I .• .,, { In llnanctal ~ )ilslno~ ad'
t ' ' hovin(.major creditbl lh~
.Jleld,
"'We (irther sugelt the preaent hlJinl
prr<tlclit he mlted to ploce ceUlngs
~·=~nd Iona tenn sahu·y tptaaes,"
Tht•lapayers' president a!llD demand-
. .
ed the pr1ctlce cif .hlrin1 niplacementa
,for. retldng personnel; 1~1t·llllr)'· rqes
rar • In ,ex~ flf • thlti' paid" Nurels, ''
ti, llof!fied .. "'\'!Ill prectke, IA our oPI· niont can be claasified u paddfng and
extnlvagance," he added.
.Iii a breakdown of ri'fsonnet, ~~rtes • aail ...iacy. inoreues ,wlWB ·tl!< .. '*11<><>1
dl!lrlet, Lhrr«llOd ·adJnlnlllrattie· oosla
which include euperlmendent'1 salary,
128"581:. wlllanl ~lrlll,tll; -t superln-1 , « . -.S,
l20,7M obd l/u.lft...a ~er,.117.111. ·
High school' salari!i include prloi:lpal,
!20,131: ~tanfprjodpal. '17,711"-prin-
clpal or .i11e l(ite'rmedtate -icho01. ·f!i,a1s
ind a11lsjant ,Prlaclpal, J\l,7'1i ... 1 ..
Prlnclpals , of 'the ,UU.. elen\eolary
ldlools •re· p&jd 117,,l. . . A~erage·lal~ incffaae pei year fer ihe aliove admini'atnd011 Ira 1l,11t1 with
·•verage Inc,..,.; .of 1\.1'11 and fl;317
Pot, l'fM· golnC /!' the-~I
ud wtotant lilperintaiilenl, . .....,,
.Uvely, Lorr 1claJ\nad. " • , , :n.. floara ""''ved the letter' wliliout commeat' and ',wDI ........,. I( 1'. llter ·~~ ,· ·~ l , ~ • I , , · ' r
I f I r ' ' '
' • ' ' ' I . of P08ial .Plan .Blasted ' . . , WASHlllQTON <tll'll -'P!elidenl
Nlxon '1 COftlpn>IJ!lle fl!on fer n(¢A) of
·lhi Poat Offil!e cl\Tle ui>der 11re rlom
two Con;redional Rewbllcans. Wed-
·neaday 11 ''polltlCal u hen ... ~ aild
·11 would open ~ ••Y to lorclna '1ove't'1i
•
Laguna Beach ctvlc IJid rtal tstat.e
circles are buzzing 'IDUJ .w!lh.;;..u
ol ambitious plan.a ror 1 muIU-ri111Uon
dollar hotel comp)~ on the beacliiroat
between• Laguno Aveilliii -and LellGil
Street, including thO Motel Lqiiu.llte.
A spokesman for lhe development firm
""IDNin8' the prOjecl. with finoiiclal ~ of a. major railroad, sald·Tneo-~ay plans ~ otill In the matin(,, but
~ complete. aanounctment sbOuld be
rorthcomh}g 1n a week or two. ~.-Sources-_-__ -Clooe to _\he :'proc'j;"ect:;-,,.ha-v_e _Jll'o..
vlded the. DAILY PILOT with '°me
detalll of the developril<nt ~'"
· -A "twin tower" deS!grl is envisaged,
'!Ith •. l~ge, park-like open space Jn • ~ ~pter of the block to pro'vide an
unobstructed"vlew·ot the ocun. ·
-Two levels 'of un~ergro1.1,nd wking
would be · located Under thJs central apace.·,. •·1 •
' -The tower,, :iccomfnodaUng a total
or· ,some 300 lJnlt!:, . ..,.outd rl5e to a
!Jeiiht of 12 and 11 a~ •. 'ooe at
· tbe Laguna Avenpe end,· tk otherr-at
tegibn' Street, "li!i•J>llrl. o( !he·•tructure
!>'lo)! the le~l,al )Ill hl&h~~. \ . --com;ra Wolild llicltidti . s conferenc:e Ind .seminar Jadll:r:,~.
c1uc11nc,• banqqet.meeUng:nionl 1o ... I
.. ~and adjoctinl ""''-... nil 'Ji> va,.Ylhg oius.
-Eiiu>hulr -ia he ptaoed oa at-
tnicth11 conierence business In tbe ofr-
season montha, While provlding needed
luxury tovrbt IOCOmmOdlti(f) In sum-: mer. ·
-The developel'I are ,partjcularly 1111·
lous to win appniyal of the comiiiunllJ
and, to that end, have dllCUlled Laguna's
needs agd desires 1 with a nun)t>er' .of
leading· citizens and• eqreued interest
In achlevlna a design that will be
~e~thetjcally1 .•cce~able~ .~while , con-
trlbullii1 to l/>e eom,nunlcy's ecoiloinic
needs· · • · TW~· pro~ent •J..ap~ns ,·who have
atresRd the ·need for aestl\eUc con·
~der.atlol)I · in development of a boCel ~ •long Sou\h ,Cbast I High~ay ,1aid
Ui1s week the glan, rrtim w,liat tbey
had . ~n , able to determine, would be
fK!ceptAble Intl ari~ imPortant tCoDomlc ~tor. •.. ·
.Mem!>ers'of llje .~iJy ·staff declined lo
comment. · • ~ "
Cambodia Oiief ·Asks
U .S; Equipnient 'AicI
' WASHINGTON !UPI) .-. Cambodian
Premier Lon Nol has made a pel'IOllll
,equest to President Nltgn tOr military
aqlilmnent to· tJolster C a m b 9 d i a "1
deretl.!eS against UJe· Cbmmanlitl. ·
Nol's personal letter to President Nixon
was underst.oed· to blve •lied, in addl~
to arms and oOlher military equipment,
the wie of .Cambodian mercenaries train-
ed ,by U.~, authoJ:IUes ,ll)d noir-~ht
to be servln( w'tl> Amerlcanjlreeo Beret
for£es.iit &iith Vietnam.' ~. ,
. '
Weat•er '
You can take off lhole. aweaters
Thursday· becauee , the tempera ..
tpre 'Is makbi1 a ·~kk, J>USJt-·
Ing up to A. along the cout ond 'n
further .lhlind Wider fliendly, llln-
ny skies.
INSIDE TOD/\ V
A proch((j&n of T(!1ne1stt
\V,Uliarni' "A Streetcar ~01/'1cd
De.!ire" jobu a •he(rt)y 1chcd1'le
of Uve thtatir clojlg the OranQ«:
C001t thii ~tkend. Sec Enter-
kdnmwt, Pa9e1 22·23. •
• • . .. • ment worlitr1 lo lj>ln 1 ....._ • .
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J
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• • •
;\I O&a.Y "'!" SC ' .,
l'J' 82 f@!ll ftlM etemmite:thanges, ff Be-
t .. • .. "'=' ·~j1 -' ~ . . ... ' .. . "Neii?' '~ayo~ 14nnBup~· Jtjorg~i~cifffl.;;;..-"'-·
' ~· ---l PORT' OF SPAIN (UPI) -Troopo
"'al to 'the ~ IPuillt !Oday
with • band ~ m!lllneeni
--tbo -lnlll and anunonltll!a 1-1 ~In-'
"' tbe blad< -~ "-flmled riPorto · llltl . bad -· In lnJopl.
A spokesman at the r-of Prbue
Minister Erjc E, Wllltan\it said tx1t
muthleer and °"" lofal aoldler were· Jtil1e4 ...,, brlaglnc.to five tbe llUlllber
of deaths liDilO -· lil>lie 'oil 1'teo-day. '11!e. natloa !'U placed• undar
rnodllltd riwllll lfW. .
Pentqon ........ ID Waaltlngtoa Aid
ail U.S. 11,aV. sblpo ~ by the belieopter
canier GUaclacaiial sallod today lo1t'ard Trinidad. •t tbe ,_ of the Trlnldail aovemment, pre:maably to evlCUlte
Amer!can nattoaala'H -ary.
Repoiia clratlated In Port or Spalo,
12 miles from the Chaguaramas base,
thit' ~Ulb lrooJll bad landed tltere
from· ilirbadoo.
TrlnlUd .... Tobqo, whleb -
Jnckpendent in 1982, rtma1n a p a r t
of tbe Britllb CllllllllOllWtaltb. The BriUsh
Only 2 Seek
Saddkbaek
,Board Post
.. ,
-----iovemment aa1c1 Jn ~ tot111 It a tatjna: 11111 ;~ arld prld1ca1
.... tO .. "'"""' Br!Ush iWlooaJa l!loJe; k \ll<lnol elucllate.
Froilorkb S!reel, the main ~ ·-,WU 4iOir1ed loday and Ill~'
eloMI WMSer 'on emergency otate, of
11.,. ~ !Jy the govenunenL
Pasamby "'",Btopped, questlonetled = ~~·~ poetets by lleavlly
fJJ!lce flrod, .. ., thO heads of • <nrfd.
esllmaled at tbout 1,000 and ~
u-·w1ten th(ly iatltered Jo.w~ a
lire In u old lleserted l>tdJd!of llCftlll.
from the Red Home, seat of tbt fJYfl'O+
ment. NO one •d burl
Fireman Pete."Bralllnralle dltd iod11 or lnjorles •lllmed Tui!lllay nlChl when
someone threw ·a Molotov cocktail at
him while be wu lighting a fire in
the East Dry River slum area out.sk!e
the city. An Anny private and a 1'-year-
otd boy bystander were killed Tuelday
in rioting. , ·
All government olliceo. seltoola, atoru
and businesses were -closed becaUR of
the fear of more trouble. The prime
minister was meeting with his cabinet
and was r~ "ineom'iiunlcado."
Gilani> _.. poo!otl' -ii-qund 1lie hoopltal •
where four loyal aokUers were treated
for wounds in ther Cbaguaramas army
base. I .
-·yn~ temr-aa~ to _tl10cLopta
ICbool)>Ollrd, La~•-lleach Tupayers' ~-PnSidint Ed Lorr .bu ac·
._ llht!pl <111!riei effidals of "playing
~ilk-· of.tho ""tint public" b7 llllitg itudenta te eam~llJ(' IOI' potage of to: overr1del. ...
"We desire to call your attention con-
cemint the' Utt of students in cam-
patgnin& for the -passage of bond issues
and tu ~des during the-last elec-
t!on;'' Lon' Wrote.
. •ll(ost ·-1111 ilo not widentand Ute ·lultea at alaltie. It conlllta of talting
urUir ad~ ol thelr bmoceOce,''
he added. '" JA>rr branded the pnctiee "mC<ally
wroqi" ahd suggested "IOmetbing ls
basically """" wttlt the plait u k takes
such tactics to put a fund drive over."
Citing a writ of mandate granted .by
Judge R:obert Corlmao ••Jotnlna the
HunUnJton Beach t;:ity School District
from using students as &alesmm, Lorr
requested the practice be sto~.
Merger Hea~ings
•
On Air Cal, PSA,
Hekl Till Monday 1Wlqa ~ ... -nept
lht <llJ ;_ tbal the amaJJ -.. ard coo!lnltllt .at ~u ·llad joined The Public UWllies Commllaion hw-
1be · fl&Mbil, that troopt from the 1ng on the proposed merger of Alf Callfor--~lion ·or American states (OAS> nla wttlt Paclllc Soutltwest Airlines .. 1
· bOd leDlied, that American l(arto. ""' for Thunday baa been pootpooed 1111W
: Ool1 "'° penom bave applied so far •boat to . bntl. '!'boy "'"' onl7 rumors M~~· Dixie Rlcbarda, Air C a'1
;lortlleSoddlebocl:CoU.,.boardvacaoey but tllo111Prud npldly. si.wanlela ud stocldtolder; aa!t1 the
-ereolod by the reai ... tion of Louis 'F. postponement wu ,ranted at her request
:Zllnlk'of I•-Beacb, Board President I because abe bad not received uhlblta
'llJdtMI r. eom., om•~y, --Frot!t. P~ and teatlmoal' abe uked fC< prvmpUy.
Wrlllon appllcationll will be accepled ' -' LOG' y The PUC bearing , wlll begin at 10 \y the l>oard ·!i>migb April 'ZI, Colllns ECO • • _. a.m. Monday in the State Building at ~. 'F,o"'11rinc lnlervtewa. the succealul , 107 s. Broadway St., Los Angeles. Mrs .
.,appllcanl 'fl'ill be ,c1:epted at Ute regular with the unlWne, Ile !Un 1 ''doo't Rlcbanlli' laid site tltlnta tbe hearing
)i.1.111 board D'lfftin1. gtvl! 1 danm .. itU~ Ill polJuUon. may run a week.
, '!be apf!Ointee, repmenlln& Mu I, ·Min lllay "In the iitd d.._ •'--..t. Monday ~u bee• set u tbe day for w!ttdt lociudes LagW\11 Bcacb and Soutb _., ... -:::::;~· Air Cal tOltimooy, sbe aald. Pilots and
• San l:lonlotitf 'Mayor Wil1'r • Evw aa!tl other •treell iii Ute city coOld other llerna of ljltelfl 1ni.,eat to Ute
cast ulde the eeremony ol big stlectlOn benefit from limllar work al expeise hllr The llter ~ f lht tit
ta the top pool qulcklY T>Je.tay nlsht "hlcbts110iaevere. • · it' ~-be·":ii t ai!Oi'n11'1/:stiidf:On and announced two ptogrllllll he will la addllltlo to the staff niaori • on.. . _,,__
Jauneh lnintedlately -street fm· tbe'Jll'Olll'ila, life cowiCll, at· the'biddlng IHllon '° tlia~tbe .,,..11llll <>Ollld'lltl6nd
provements and reshuffling of the of .several tntmt>ers.. •creed to wt and contrlbu~ 4uring regular bmiaess
meeUae schedule of the counc:U.' a new J!Pljcy " ~ .._111aea•t : hours.; ~
Evans, relating IOllle of the lasues dlltrtcll ud .iel' I .... fie ......,.;e "Ullder tbo .~· ~ U ll!entl
.einerlllt& In tbe receot ca.mplfgiu for of costl to bl bonie br tba dly. that lll06t ma)iir deels!W---g
the lltlee dtalrs on the Cil1 Coun<til, New "-'-Cllll l(ylln rt1htod the clly ue 'mlde 11 11 p.m. or
said that stioets and tltelf ttne)'al ~ llift; In. lline, the -caaoip of therobouts: and ·~ knows' tltat repair were the prtme ls!ue. gpecl,al us •smeat d1stricU be riibued a penon ' doesn't 1anCttcia at his -beat
"So I have decided to ask the city out Of tbe dty plctun. at that.,. Oi the nip!)" he ·sald.
staff to come up with a program over CUy MIDllU' Kea , C,aT will nblm The ·councU ma tao depsion cm. the
the next aevtral years for street 1m-a report • tbe ltrMtl illDel arMl··tbe mattu, but it drew no dlsfaY<lr Tuesday
fin>vement and malntenanee," he said. 1peelaJ -dlatrlct COIHbarllti night. .
He made It in form ol a motion plait at nut Wedneldly'1 mettlnl. _ The aftel'llOOI meetlng concept .has
and it won unanimous approvAL Ev•' ~other ·auuestlon lnvofvtd the .. worked well 1n 9tbu Orange Coan dtiea,
• Tbe \nayor cited the su-. 'of tbe UtjfllnC of mottlq lormato ud tlmta ' large ud antall . • · .
recent ,10,000 city projei:t resulting In to allow IC< I · rqular •~tiaa Action on the ldoa could come at
the repaving of Avenida Del Mar and oncie a. mc:iaUl far publtc uil the councll'a nen rfteetina:.
Laguna Planners to Study
Concepts on General Plan
The Laguna Beach Planning Com-
mbsion will lnlUate Its studies of general
plan concepts for Laguna at a rtgulllT
study aessi<>n Moody at 7:30 p.m. in
city hall councU chambers ·
AlternaUve concepts were p~sented
tact Friday to city officials and civic
leaders by the Daniel, Mann, Jolwon
& Mendenhall planning team. 1
In addition, Clty Plaoner .Al Autry
will present the commtsaion wltlt the
plannen' latest report. atDtilery to Ute
general plan, a circulaUon a n d
tralU(lllriation Inventory, lllaiysls. ud
forecast.
Abo on the asenda for the Monday
study 11t11lon .is review of a requelt
to establish a new Mei:ican restaurant
on Glenneyre Street property adjoining
the Reef Liquor and Nep'a Delicatessen
imtallaUons at 1batla Street.
Pottery Shack owner Hoy Childs.' pro-
blems with a pole sign en his parking
lot will be given further attenUon by
the commissioners, as wlll two chatlle
of district requests for S. Coast Highway
properties, carried ever from the regular
commtssion meeting last Monday.
•
Six•month Mayor : Plan
Nixed in San Clemente
., ···.~··.
..... !> •
." f'ro!ll P .. e ;1
FORSTER .••
ti~ps wl.th the agencies "upstream.''
The SERRA organization Is the ,first
step Iowan! reglonol plannlog tO ·30ive
problems, In thls case water pollution ,,
aald the new mayor. "I hope &.n
Clemente w:ill reconsider and entertain
particlpatlon In SERRA ."
He described some of the pressures
whicft will be brought to bear on tha
new council as more and more people
mctve to the area.
He said it will be important to maintain
the downtown area in an early California archi~al style, that if Will be im-
-portant to get the parks and recreation
commission startf'd.
."In the next 2'12 months the council
Will h~ve to make a decision about
mobile home parks, where to put them
U at all, bow many today and how
many ultimately," he said.
He also said planning should begin
for a pollct department, cost& should
be.reviewed, but he said that he thought
Jt still mfeht be one to three years away. .
Councilman Bill Bathgate said he'd
like to see immediate attention given
to planning for a bulld!ng department LagW\11 will aerve out Zltnlk's term air pollution, tbe fndtacr1minate ""!"""'g airlioc si.wan!...., union repruen-
llfbldl 6pi,.. In June, 1171. The seal of wule mal«iall and cbemlca!i, and taUves will be pn10Dt-along with tbe A llUjjg•stlon by San Clemente Coun-
iwlll come up for elect.Ion in April, l9'l1. water~ 1'Qution, ,the r very eny~t President of the Airline Carl Benacotet cibnan Thomas O'Ketfe to put the clty'1
City Manager Ken Carr said he knew
of none, except perhaps the city of
Yorba Linda, which has a special pro-
blem in that alt Its cowtcllmen at come
up for electian at ooce.
At the end of the meeting Outgoing
coondlmen Don Durnford and Antonio
Olivares were both rommended for the ~ne yean' service they gave to tbelr City.
Zl~ who !)ad ~ on the college ~= *' crnera~, and .upon wblch and Board Cbalrman·N:iJ:,ofall McLaren. mayor selecUon on a !ilx-month rotation
l>oard .me. Its. lonnaUon In February ._.. Fr ~pe~ State Perk Air Cal employe1, many of whom a1!o sdtedule wttltenod quickly before the
bf 1117, resigned ~ 11 becauae ·of --n-er IPA • a are minor stockboldtn, are proteltiRg · council Tuelday .
.,._.._ • ~-~ l!"tllow truatt<a rl'lll"I', aa!tl tbe publle mull ~ the Mll out to PSA beell)llt ·UleY fear O'Keele, cl Ung "ottter cities" adopting
1ut • ··It~ 'a resoluU111 eom--ift ,Ill ~ f_,..,, 1htn thei< · wtn. not· be ~ 1oto .. ,. the rotation plan, met w1tlt quiet dlup-The issue faded without action.
'--''"" 1 · "laHhl' uI and ded! t~ • •ll!lioMeto tec:ftltlin. · ~ · ' -,. ... ~.... or ca~ ~ :~ tili .Jr i1i9t :j ma1(ir jol! Uons. , · proval from tht rest of the council !"~~f tbp college ~-· a 'ti 'wliiif; lliillltl . ~ ~' bou&1!1 Councilman Btanely Nortlu)tp Wed
illatrlet. .. ., _. of.-. ~ I ~-,,__;;,_,_. __ , a plec:O or -iilt• iolil ~u.. O'Keele for names of e!Ues wlni Ute 0'" -nnor· Chosen ColliDI' 8'ld ~ lbil ...,.. of ....... "~ -or ·~ .. ,u_._.,. of ... -and -.... pride ·allo tlo \.Al
11Pt>Uccli lor lite lnterlm appointment c:om!Ort of U"" and clean air ·-the Ale. ~ ~·t know any ~Y oH band,
No End . Showing
In Truck Strike
will be roleued alter tile Ajwll fl ftllng and waiG'i .~ lullllled by But In a aiockl>oldm meetbig eorll~ but I 11w it -·~ill a neinpaper. F B t p t Wildcat •trikes by lntck drivei. from
, ~1 ~,Man b: ' btttel;, anhlill OQt fl!.~ a .ovenrbelIQhie ,_..Jn favor 7, ~1oe: Y in oou ou., o Ca illn!a showed no signs of dffdllae reflll" Mod env119lment. thl• DIOlltlt mer~"tJ:·oved by p-~-··-cit ~ ld find ... or eau y OS Ohl to I
apen, than In a city, said Kenld: ·, . to lJ'.G'O 111Jnit."' ... ., ... ~ O'K e replled. 'Th.ree Arch Bay resident James o·co~ ending today, while a strike threat by G~. . G . San Diego Gas and Eleettle~ I PllA ts•boldin&' i ••mntlq nor h&1 been appointed by Flftlt Dlltrlct 90,000 teamsters in Ute Northeast eued. .. ' . ; .rove JOOl!llh Dietl reoasured ~· ~·nd M....... t Planner Foils . President Nixon was asked to intervene • adults In h!s session that v Sp:OriOfre 1'. ~· , • Supervisor Alton E. Allen to head a ~ '.:c · ' · pfint is not a polluter, tha radJattcm · , · .. :·l ' new advi.sory committee created to work In the wildcat strike of 12,000 Ohio "-on· cilman -Into the ... water ..,. ltnlh ·H-, dB d . toward beauUll•ation of tbe coutltne. t•amsten by the ·Cuyahoga County
'-.tU -• . . of the "allowable level." lie~::: omewar. odn Theft; Two Bel~ O'Coonor, president of the '111""' Ardt (Cleveland) Board of Commissionen.
S.u{ .. £. .. , A . k radiation "very nmiinal.i" ·~~ . . • L ' "" ~ t Bay AuociaUon and member of the Cleveland is reponed to be losing $1 , . -~~· .Hae =~~~ ,,limits " e lt tr,•,!" t I_! con-Sailor .. JuiJip's -A large San Clemeote pianntn1 !"I"· board of dlrectot-s ot Ute Coastal millloo a week in payrolls alone and
, • L A ~nt partlclpatJon 1fQe.1rie ef the mlMkintr nipped a gasoline thtft in ¥uniclpal Water District, baa been aerv· unemployment has increased by about
: R. i.Gqts:-; .take, Gardea Grove COUD-Earth Day actlvitJes at ~ el~ , • . • H , . . • • the bud In his driveway Tuesday nJght. ing as chainnan of the South Coast 20,000 persons since the strike began. :;wi~ ~ m-.:n ~! ~ lUgh ts the creaUon of an ecolo«rsymbal Ship Ill awan fa~~::g;8fnPt~:':1J!~~ ~=s J:7t Scenic Improvement Committee, working In Chicago, federal mediators said the i......~ ·."-• -·•·_, S"""ay at ":-and slogan, and clreulation of 1 petition. ' _,... __ u_ • . f chance& for a negotiated end to a strike -.-._.., ..-;.a llW'"""~ ~ uui San Clemente High ' student Denlle · · . · from the car of Ray Mo..~ at 127 to achieve designation o Coast Highway nd ~ b6ule tn IA:guna Bel.Ch. Corwin dellgned the symbol, 8 three SJeeW··to 6e DAILY PILOT E'. Calle Junipero. as one of the stat.e's officill scenic a lockout there were "very dark."
Late, 59, wu rwlected last weet coll 'Spiral encompassed bt a_ circle. 'The PEARL HARBOR ~ A ·youol aal.lot Police said the planning, commissioner highways. Eight teamster locals and an independent '° a third four-year councll term fu Triton ~-logy Club wt'll -.... ... the from Montana, bomt•&rd boiaDd from noticed the pair allegedly siphoning fuel union -representing over 40,000 Chicaao ,. _ _,, ,...,..._ -•-'"· alt -'~ ~v in~-VI~·-aboard -~-• ·"p-He now will be chairman of the coun-• ~en ~n::, w•~ JIC m a nu symbol nalion-wlde. ~·NUN. • "IWIP"""',..... all.I from hi! car. So he exited his home drivers and dock woriel'::i -are deman-home. He bad come to ~~.!._~ apend . 'Ibe rlogu, ~ch will also be publlcl1o-pered by a Hunttitp -~ach . man, and perfonned a citizen's arrest. ty's Scenic Conservation Advisory Com-din
the wedmd at ttw/ ~·born-'4:• by t1'e students, was comlJOl9!!1 bY Ju.tftped' ship TUtsday .ID.~ i!ld ramapge Robert Lee Seavey, Jl, and Orville mlttoe which will concern Itself with . g a $1.65-t.n-hour wage boost over
M U5 ~1 Hollow Lane, which. ht Sen · Juan •School third gradf!' ·Vlnet'nt ai';\he craft pulled lnto pOrt. Duane Scott, 19, both face charges of more extensive efforts toward planning a three-year coatract. Oticago truckers
and M1'I. 'take' feee *«i a ~round RS~o "'l Ml the 10lutlon to all poDu.-· ~man 3.C. Wl)'M C. Uttiaui, 21, petty thefl coastal beautification. have ofiered a 70-cent increue.
basil for aummer IDd weekend stays. tion." of "Jordan, Mont., leaped ·from the USS r':====================================:;-Taten to South Coast Community The petition clrculated by students was Reaper ns she cruised toward a pler, ~Olpitll oo Sunday, Lake was dllcovered produced by the new San Clemente swam ashore and stole a truck from
tO be tuffering from a previously un-Groups United Against Radio)ogical a would-be rescuer. . cf/apoaed dlabeUc c:oodltion. M". Lake o.nam. It requests tit• San Clem«tte "nle l!eaper'1-.eom11111ldlitC off""' ls af!d· City Counell to provide a pubUc beutng ·Lt. Cmdr. R. C. Kahler, of llunllnitoo
1Doctorl ha~ ordered him to rest <>n the extent of the risk of expanding Be"lch. "'. tFittb' in Lquna for a Ume before the San Onofre atomic plant and asks Military auth<>ritles Hid the sailor pull-
nlumnl to bfa cluUt1 on the Garden, testimony by gpeeialilll In tbe field of ed a !tnife l!l.'d eommancleenod • truck
Qrove ccuncil. He ts tbe owoer of a nuclear energy and radlq!Ojlil:al bloloa, from a pa.uetby, who tried lQ belp blm,
large ll>nber yan! tn Gan!en Gn>Y<. independent of the Atmlic EtiuilY Com-tJitit drove It )broucb •locited 1ate.
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mission and. public u~ty companies. He wu quiCk1J captured by military Police. * * '-.:. Down to Earth
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·Nation Begins Massive Cleantip
-BJ 'Ille A-led !'roll
Amerlcanl' clealied up Utter, wen! to
teact\-tns and pit ·oft 1treet lhe1ter tod1y
for tll•olinl Eakh 1>1y.
In Weet \llrclnla. five ton< of garbage
were pleted up ""'' a five-mile atretch of U.S. 50 ancl clunlped 111 Ute Harrllon
County Codrthouae steps In Clarbbur1.
Mayor John V. lJndsay of N'ew YIWk
drove to Earth · Dly events lo 1n u -
baUJUeu elec:trk: bus.
"People an the real polluten,"
Llnduy aajd. "It'• a matter of habit
for lhty haY< been littering for :rean."
But coo..,,.er spoftsmlft Ralpb N..ie.
told. a Philldelphia _ audience 1\liHday
tltat lodllltrf• ano the worst offenders.
He uid neither Congress, the Preskltnt,
nor corporation leaden wUI change it.
lt will take a "radical militant ethic"
bJ consumfft, N Ider II.kl. · · r.....,. Interior Secretory Stewart
Udall, speaking at !tent Stole Unlfet'SllY
ln Oh1o, said we are "a nation ol en-
vin>omentaJ llob&" and ca1ied tlle
automobUt Ule most destrucUve element
11\o ut'lprectdented event focuaea at--
tenUon tn more than 21000 C1>mmunltles
across the country on pollution problems •.
both local and national. In addlUon,
many "°"ps alated malaive cleanups. · At the same time , IOlltt corpor•Uons
and large buslnwes ,sll\lled c;>Ut· for
crlUclsm by antipollution --look
advertisements and planned tolb. .at
'varioua achoo! and comm11111cy "°""' to give their ~de of the story.
Acf.tvlti~ planoed range min l "Jii!u.
lion <trail" in Oklaltomlt to .Jh!la
ICboolen' litter pickup. M1111 ,...
dosigned to hlcblt<t oo• ot !Ollt arus:
water pollutlOtl, ' air · poUutlon, the
automobile and poeral llti«'.
Hundr.<11 of 'dlotorllta. plaMeJI . to
lonate tltelr a~llio ·!or the daJ
to ~ pollution· cauled !Jy ·tbe 1n10t!lll'
combusUon engine. New \'~ -Mayor.
John v. Lindsay planned to tide •to
1PPolntmenla In an electrk-car. -
• '1'rlllie Ilana wmi llCheduJcd tn parts
of many elttes lncludlq N"! York and
Phll1delii11Ia. "nle Unlvmlly ol Iowa
In Iowa Clcy planne1t a "Survl¥1! Pinde
ol Nonmotorlied Trwporiatlon."
()Chor groups pianntd to bury autos
•nd a group at Westun CllUltctlcut
State Collt1e In Danbury Will parade
through town pulllng a cart with •
car engine. 'J1'1ey plan lo bury the engine
on campul.
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ttratloa otW1ltr 1uperloriQ'. Tbi1 l1 the watch tha.t
WM droppad 1000 !Mt ln>m a plant. U 11111 worb
ptrleeUJ, IM tt In our store.
The HCNt ot W71e.r'a tourhneu liU in the
lnoafta: blJanct wheel with lta unfciu• tle:dble spiral
•PGktl tbat .,.1.v .. to abeorb 1hock and la fU&ran-
tMd ap!Olhbock for Ult! (Enn tlttbardeltllf~)
Or replactd free if eftr brabfl.. Stop and ste the
complet. line of but-durable W1ler watcl>OI.
AJtd -tilt watcll thal wu dn>ppod fJom aa all'-
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DAILY P'ILOT Sllff Pl!Dte-
Beaelaed Jellyfish
South county beachcombers gather around for close look at man·~
war which washe'd up on beach. Though apparently de(td or dying,
large jellyfish can inflict painful sting on unwary swimmer or wader •
Long tenacles which hang underneath bell or umbrella·shaped. body
are the culprits. They are often difficult to see in· the water ..
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City .councllJ fn 11 Orap(e ~ o a 1 t
cities me! Tue&dlly night to ejocl ll)llYOl'I
and otMr officers.. Berel1 how the voting
went. · . 4 , •
C06TA MESA: Mayor Robert Wilson
sue<eeding ,\)vln L. Pinkley, Vice Mayor:
Wlll&11 Jordan.
fOUNTAlN VALLEY: Moyer F.dward
E. Just, i.ncwnbent. , Mayor Prt>-tem:
John .Harper, lncumbenl. .
HUNTING'JON BEACH: Mayor Dooald
Shipley succeedlni J;ick Greon, M>yi.-
Pro-tem; J,erTJ ~atney.
LAGUNA ,_HQ.CR: Mayor Richard
Goldberg ~ Glenn Vedder, Vice
· Mayor: Cbaflton Boyd.
•LOS ~= Mayor William S.
Brown sucCeeding .Dale Kroesen. Mayor
Pro-,tem: JoSeph Hyde.
NEWPORT BEACH: Mayor F.dgar F. Hir\h ~ ~.Ma·r.shall.
Moyor Pr<>lem:· R<Mard Roge1t
SAN CLEMENTE: Mayor Walt Evans
succeeding 'Dr. W.ade U>Wer who was
elected Mayor Pro-tern.
SAN J UAN'. CAPISTRANO: Mayor
Tony F'Orster succeeding . Ed Cbennak.
Mayor_ f'!o-_lel!l: Jl!U Bathga~ •
TUSTIN: Mayor A. J. Coco, incumbent.
Mayor Pro-tern: Clifton Miller, in-
cumbent. .
VILLA PARK: Mayor Walter Schniepp
succeeding James T. Workman. Mayor
Pro-tem: Frank Knudsen.
WFSTMINSTER: Mayor De r e k
McWhinney1 lpcumbant. M~yor Pro-tern:
Phillip Anthony, incumbent .
Councilman O'l{eef e Lists AnaheimStadiUm
Battle Resumes
Roo1n. to Breathe
Laguna Beach Police Depa-en! perS<lMel at last
have a bit of elbowroom. When the mu.niciPal 'cowt
moved to Laguna Niguel, the department expanded
into the refurbished offices of court aides. From
QAU.Y •1!.01' Stiff ,.._:
left to ri~M are Lt. John Zelko; <;;eorge P!etts,
ldentijicabon officer; Jackie White (at teletype),
secretary to chief, and Sgt. Frank Dillon.
M,exicans Get~ing Glasses
County Lions Donating 72 Pairs to Needy Kids
On Molher's Day;..May 10, four Orange Dr.-Leon-Axelrod--of ~Laguna..:,Beach; wires.-. ...._
County optometrists and their wives will founder of the Look project, descrlbf.(l In the five yean ot tta e:rbtenct,
drive to Ensetiada, Mexico, to deliver this year's clinic as the most successful the project · b-.s provided nmhfnltioB
72 pairs of new glasses to as many to date, due largely to careful pre-screen-for more than 600 needy children _and
needy Mexican youngsters. ing by Dr. Jorge Blancas of Ensenadl. prescrlbed 250· pairs of eta.es 1t no
The children were among 98 ei:an::iined The.children were screened for financial COit, since. Jab. bills are paid by the
earlier this month by a group of 15 as well as visual need and the American Lions clubs of the docton. An additional
The annual battle between the city county optometrists in the fifth. annual doctors focussed their attention on those 40 children were referred . for medical
of Anahd111 111d ~-Assessor Andrew Project took Ensenada, a cooperative with less than 50 per cent vision. treatment or surgery. Highes,t S:um in Clemente ,
j , Hinshaw over so-called J>OS8eSSOry venture ot"the Orange Comty Optometric Tbe doctors pay their own expenses Cllnic Director Dr. Martin Dales ot
interest on the use of Anaheim Stadium Society and its woman's auxiliary, the and take their own equipment to the Cost.a Mesa conunented, "It 1s un--San Clemente City Councilman Thomas
O'Keefe spent $687.05 in personal fund s
for his successful bid for re-election,
which was the highest sum of the three
winners last week.
with City Clerk Max Berg this week
O'Keefe was the highest of the three,
but his declaration showed no outside
contributions. ',
is under way in Santa Ana today. 15 Lions Clubs of-participating doctors, clime, . which is , conducted in the believable to find the poor. visual acuities
At stake before the county assessment the Ensenada Lions club and its.auxiliary Ensenada ·Lions .Cave, in examination ·and the high corrections rt<iuired by
appeah· boarQ. is a ·tax bill of $206,µG and the Ensenada Board of Hea1th. . rooms created· by draping sheets ov~r these children aged 6 to 16. ''. ·
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Baker Removed
From LAFC Unit;
Phi1lips Named
Supervisor David L. Baker, whose four-
year term on th.e Local Agency Forma.
tion Commission expires May I, said
Tuesday he was willing to serve another
term but hls fellow board members
named Supervisor William J. Phillips
to the pool.
Supervisor William Hirstein engnieered
the change saying he believed the ap.
pointment should be rotated. The ap-
proval, which included a "com-
mendation" for Baker for his service
on the commission, carried 4--0, with
Phillips abstaining.
Two other vacancies on the LAFC
will be filled May 14 by the Orange
County League of Cities. To be replaced
are Cypt'ess Councilman .Frank Noe .who
was not reelected and James Workman
of Villa Park who has retired from
the city council to run for Fourth District
supervisor.
W reeker Killed
In Crane Traged y
A Santa Ana wrecking yard owner
died Tuesday following a crane acci~nt
at the facility, Rush's T~lc anf.Car
Equipment, 202 N. Sullivan St. · ·
Police said Bascom P. Rush, 61, was
found by a friend, Anthony Wade, a
few feet from the crane wJth which
Rush had been loading sheet metal on
a truck.
Successful incumbent Dr. Wade Lower
and newcomer Cliff Myers each declared
about $350 apiece, but added in their
forms that they ~pent less than $200
in personal funds. Under the law, only
money in excess or that amount must
be reported.
· O'Keefe's balanct'd statement shows
$252 in political ads and about $300
in mailing expenses, plus smaller
amounts for photographs and other
miscellaneous expenses.
Dr. Lower, endorsed by the Citizen's
Committee for Better Government, filed
a list, ot ~ coptfi.b\,l\Ol'S, lltne dona\iU:
mofe than $33.33.
Several innkei!pers, apartment owners
and restaurateurs were amoag the donors.
The Lower statement shows about $100
spent for newspaper advertising. H i s
total expense was $342.51.
Myers' total came to $353 and th e
list included itemized donations from
28 supporters. None gave more than
$25, and most gave about $10 or $15.
Printing costs for his posters. he said.
came to $125, plus about $200 in ·ad-
vertisements.
Ali three councilmen we.re sworn into
office .at the council's reor'gani.z.ational
meeting Tuesday night.
Paul Co1·nelius
Funeral Slated
Services will be held Wednesday at
2 p.m. in Bellevue Mausoleum, Ontario,
for Paul Clair Cornelius of 187 Rockledge
Terrace, Laguna Beach, who died Friday
at the age of 63.
·::. Mr. Cornelius, a beauty operator, was
a "native of Whittkr and had lived in
the Laguna area for,12 years.
1fe is survived by his mother, Mrs. ,
Ahne cbrnelius of South Laguna, and
. by two sisters, Marion Spoor of South
Laguna and Jean Worrell of Pasadef\,a.
County to Get V wi-War Plaque
A request by the Orange County Federatton of Republican Women lo In-
st.all a plaque honoring county residents killed in the Vietnam War in the old
county courthouse was endorsed Tuesday by the Board of Supervisors.
The GOP women, in their request to the board, noted that there ls no
such memorial in tlle coimlY. tb Vietnam war dead. · ...
Hinshaw claims the Angels have a
$2.25 million possessory interest in the
stadium because they have exclll!ive
use of the facility for six months of
the year.
Under terms of the 35-year lease
between the city and ball club, the
city must pick up the tab for tbe ta:s:.
The city and the Angels fought and
lost the same issue 'last year when
a $206,871 tax was before the ~ppeals
board. The three-man board ruled in
favor ol Hinshaw by a 2 to 1 vote.
A Superior COurt suit testing that
decision iB pendinJ.
County Supports
Boost ill Judges
Support of legislation which would
name three additional Superior Court
judges for Orange County was voted
Tu~~y by the Board of Supervisors.
Superior Court Adniinistrator 4slie
McCartney recommended the backing
of · State· Sen. James Whetmore's bill,
pointing to the ever-growing 1la5e k>ad
of county courts.
The addition of the three.judges, which
would bring the court complement to
30, was also recommtnded by the_ Grand
Jury and the county Bar Association.
Library of Paper
Gutted by Fire
Fullerton firemen are investigating a
blaze, possibly of incendiary origin, which
gutted the library of the Cal State
Fullerton newspaper the Daily Titan.
Prestdb Pyeatte, 'Fullerton f i r e
nlarshal, said Ille blaze started about
10 p.m. Monday in the closet on the
second noor of the humanltiu-soclal
sciences building.
. Student · staff members of · th e
. newspaper extinguished the blaze before
firemen arrived. ·
They agreed to install tbe plaque either inside or outside the courthouse
building.
-Coiliit}' '.Gets Space
·l'.or WeHare Bureaµ
Orauge couni, wlU leue 10,0llO oquare .Jeet ol ·apace on the !eCOl1d flocr ol
t1te Jllrll•We=k buildlll( ou,Maln · "ilia WeitAJtlli , Santa AM, !or
. »o'l~;llli · g Wettare Depart.
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Yorty Stops Off. ~ii;·(:9pnty -. '
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Los Angeles Mayor 'Sam Yorty stopped
In Oranie eounty Tuesday for a brief
visit and spoke with newsmen on subjects
ranging from the Los Angeles teachers'
strike to environmental Control in
because of his school policies,'' Ycny
stated. 0 The people, 'of CallfornJa hive
paid a high price for Reagan's lack
of experience and judgment. 11
Yorty said that he will support tbe
teacher's Initiative proposition. ''This
proposiUon will fof.ce the state to keep
Its promise to pay at least half the
Cost of elementarY ind secondary educa.
Uon," he remarked.
ny.come-lataly , to ~ environmental
l<.'eOe." Tile mayor stated that be had
been invo1vect with air poDution, 'Wattr
poUuUon and California environmental ·
problems !or three decadel,
Pr$Ced ~ ahown • o..re1i Tlrf Store .. Competl~wty Pfk;ed et lndeperid•!ll de1len dl1i)iaylng IN Gtntfm * : · DC"otiid · AVERY •
CallfomJa. •
The outspoken candidale for the
California governor's seat meL newsm en
at Berkshire's Restaurant atop tht
Orange O>unty airport terminal for a
Yorty al!o .lated that support for
·his campaign for Cllifomla'i hlgheat
olfic< II looking up. Re aald that Moyor
Joseph Alioto of San Francisco, "la
friendly toward my campaign."
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~ brief press conference.
'"M1e school strike in LA will definitely
hurt Governor Reagan's c a m p a i g ~
He stated that the proposition will
force the slate to assume-more of the
tax burden now being paid by home
owners.
On the Issue of environmental control,
Yorty said "Governor Reagan is a John-
He also aald that be expects the sup-
port ol moderate Democrats In California
and prominent Nfigro figures. "I don't
have a Negro opponent in this campaign
and I have the support of many Negro
leaden," be concJud~
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. •i-. .woa.a:rm 1'IDI 'lilorinecl ........... Salp aald lodlJ ~·-......,t to be.cmnl · .. Wllll'ece .,,._, .,enta new to Iii •
J\'1 not olleD th.It a 4IJt.pclll!K\ ~· p<o•~dal capital of 8ni
blacll: bear tackllll ~ IHI a., Jul -to msp mllllar1 -•
un'I bandle • .eut one, now -· ·U!m .,.mi the -Y· ed, did Monday n!Pt on Ille Goldan T"'1 npGllld Ibo ~ flow In state Freeway aboUt 20 mllea norlb two -_._ bollcopWt. _,
of eutalc, callf. The bear wU lllQ!-
erin& IC1'0SI the freeway 11hln liit WWI mot Ill 8v1J lllq. • mlln -
wu struck by a car clrlven bY Taft· of t11t South --bJ C-
banl!or Robort C; Mo ..... 11, IC Mar· · badla of!lclal1 . wt th m• m.tnc ,
shall wu not tnJured. but the 1111-~ poo1tiDim In tbe provlooe. -,
pact burled the tiear'1 body 50 .feet , lborll1' -lbry added Soutli anc1c1amaaec1 .~'1careiten-_VI....,_ ~beri befan .~
slvel.Y. tackln'f-poollloal a1oq the b«der.
• 'This wu folloWed Mond1y by a drive
~ acron the border by as many as D,000
South Vietnamese troops and bundrtds
ol armored ·per10nnel carrier•.
'·, '1'be lnfomuintl said that 1µ the ~ 't;ro illy1 of the operatlon.-Si>uth ·VI•~·
, • MllieR ~forces hlVJ · killed 111 ··tnelftY lli>oiio. caplur~ ~ly . 1,00!I neil' -weapons from ba;e camps an<\ clistroyed
IO storage buts. Sootb Vietnamese lo,...
were given 11 ZI kllled and IOI ,,..mded.
IJ.Wh Other bl:ttlefitJd acUon WIS
'f"l>orl.ed'lrom South Vldnam, but the u.s:.'Commancl armounced lhe loss of
fear American planes over southern Laos and•-hellcoplul In Sooth Vlelnam. m' i:ambodl1, man! dlplomall -~. ~lltlc.about the sovem-1'• ablll-IY 'lo a1and up to the drive of the
Niral Vietnam... aoil Viet Coo1 ' ind
belltle mdot of 'tile ·...rem third of
the "'1Dlry mAY .00. be ID <ilemy ' banal. .
Tbey say ne1rl)' hllf lhe aoldlul '"' ere.In recrwts and the veterans ha\te
had, 1 tltUe combat~ uperleQCt. COnae-
quio;itly Ibo· army hu beeA unable to
bait the •lllimy illlvance. · .•
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Lovell, Swl .. rt one! HolH (I""" loft)'Moot ·'"'" ' . . • Go Again? Sure
· · Apollo . Crew Eyes 2nd Chance
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The men of Apollo Ii were cold, bon ..
Ured and lr<tlul about their ability to
get ~e. But go a1alnt Sure.
And it's a measuni. of Jim Lovell,
Fr,ed HiliSe and Jack Swigert 'that they
are' .iooktn, out for the· other guys, the
astroaautJ.in-waiting who mlght ~
cbeated oot of a ~t If the lS crew
11111ta up for Apollo 16 "' 17. "We certalnly RDW!d to make a lunar
landtag," Lovell said emphatically. "Fra
Mauro has 10 much to offer, we thought.
We opent -. awlot lot Of lbne at It.
But thls waa my foorth space flight
an~ tber8· ar~. mtql .~le .. la .. !!!!r
orjanliailon wlio blv• not llOwn iiiid
who deserve to fly and are talented
enougb to ~Y-
•"nlty deserve the milaton. If they
(llpaCO agency offictall) 1~1 tlilt this
team should go back there, I'm certainly
willing to go back -but otherwise,
I think other people ought to do It."
Halse and Swigert nodde<l agreement.
The'y looked rested and nt, none the
worse ror their harrowiJ'la: days in space
as they answered newsmen's quesUons
at a '10--minute televi!ed and broadcast
news conrerence Tuesday night.
Lovdl'• wife Marilyn was in the au. ·
dience. Before Apollo 13, when Lovell
said he planned to hang up his space
helmet afftr the flllOl; sbe bad said
she' wia gla~. Tueocla1 nfgbl;-.mejUst
smllld. Diplomatic ~v«lnc colitlnued to
Tllo "'fdf ~h -be condd<Ted HI Iry to bl'IDg lhe i:a-u crllb to
•IJIZ. ·'"'I .nmu .,. '"" g•tting the .. end. . . . . N e S . -.k R
looks. .8Joal!<IV' Chnu Morrmo, 19, Cambodia alli> lodcK an ur1ent appoil ixon e· e S to evamp SOl<th Bond, dr01D1 look! from thrt< . 11\rouab the Untied Nations loday 'for · · · .
gfrl tliitchir.1 dMring a 1troU tn an In-atd·Jn combattln& North Vietnamese and
dia..;olll Jiowk. Vlei Cong lorce1. · ·
• In a letter circulated u a U.N. Securlt1 E ..J,,.. l D e p J ~
. Forthethlrdtlmetnll0year1tbe =~~~~~ e~ra ., _ isaster mn
stork'• date for· dellvOJ'.ing a John to the law ·o1 the Jungle" and wu Goraldto~Dony1familybasbeen. detmnlned to prol<ct Ill .Independence :':' -.
April 20. John Garald Ill am"'4 ... IenllldiJ latQJ1b>. • . ~ W4S\!JNG'l'O!I Ctl!l) -Pr;.idenl Monday at l)oDl•Ie. Community ....r tllfS..._.~ .. be added, "•_ad-· Nlaoo pr~ todlJ a nmnptng of
bospltol llo lhe 21tt birthday of fajb· -·11p uqd 1ppeol to all -~ feciinl ~·1 dlluler reUel er .W. Gerald Jr. an4 .the 50tb .......,,._.,. . ._...to phlljde ·--· · · _.,_'lo'lltlp local -
blrthday'OI' fQ!ldfatber Johri Ger'-" ...--i.nee"ll ~l!ombet· U.O ' ;;~ · ~ priipsrty tax
aid Denys. The IJ'andf&ther w~s .l""!'_o!_-~...ate11IO!U!lll!#I~ ·-·-' . ..
born in Holland a1"l the fatlltr !fl vlollllnf ·lbOI~ of Ill~\-' In ' a ' apeclal m.,.qe, 'Nixon to]d
The -· council wlll be beided by
lho .dlftctor of the Olflce of Emergency. !'!:<1Pi!Ndn.u (0£1>) which rm his dlrect'...,,jionsibllky_lOr dlsute~.-t.n
ce. The council woold coordlbate and
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"A ntlllr !age ....... ..i rapidly lalllnc, ""1 ampo." -.:!..... -1~1 "So,"' --1.1 tr"-•--, "mv ft-.w..i.t ... OIYPD .. SS't -~..-J power -OUM: ·-UI .. -.. told 'llo Apollo I.I -tlllf wtre opell WU due to ~ lhe fact
In -...0.. 1111,0lt mJlel lrwn lhol 11111 could mean we roo1IY klll me,' Ibo _,. uy. . lboi•IUel cell. II allo -bJ -
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lime,• <mm-J-A. Lovell Jr. llDw orbll -and -tllal ,one
llld Tueaday. "11--i -··1 -~ ..... bad alr<ady """ Ibo lunar
-11111 "' '°"" to do' to the -Jandlnc. Jandlna' to 'I -ii we cu pl t:.ct home qal,n ....
1me11, Fr<d 'w. 11a1oe Jr. and John
L. SWlafrl Jr. told Of their bnllh. wltb
death In sjioce durinc a nallooally lelevlo-
ed and broodcut new1 coolennce.
The' aslronauti llld llley -·t ~
what calmed' the No. Z ""YI"' lank
in tbelr ter"Vloe module to e:rplode, bJt
that they thouaht the ca... wwld be di-and -for Mure flllhll.
"i -that we can pt 11111 lncldent ov• with and can c:har&e ahead," aa1c1·
Lovell.
A boanl lnvelllflatlng the accident met
for the llrll lbne Tue>day nlglit, hours
after the board · chainnan, Dr. Edgar
M. Cortright, bad announced the names
Of lb! -..... -Of the -· When the trouble atarted, Swigert aald
during tbe news conference, "I felt a
vibration accompanying the bang. Not
a large vlbrativn, a shudder." .
Two seconds later, he aaid, "I had '
a master alarm. J tmnsmltted to Houston
that we haa a problem."
Haise .. id that after the bang .ht
Lahorites Make
Gains in Britain
LONDON (AP) -The l.oois Harris
Poll today reported a comeback by .
Prime Mlldster Harold Wll90n'a Labor
governmelll, pulling It ahead of the
ConservaUVet for the first time in 21Ai
years. .
The CoMervatives aUll led ln the
Gallup Poll, but their popularity dropped
ooe percent in the past month.
The Harris Poll, published In the Daily
Express, 1ave Labor 41 percent d the.
electorate, the ConservaUves '4 percellt
and the .Liberals and others the re-
maining 10 percent. .
1be Express, a staunchly Cooaervative
paper~ said Wilson might call a general
-eleCAion la June If the trend shown
in the Harris Poll contillued.
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ACLU Suit
Against Army
WASHINGTOfi (UPI) -A federal
JOO,• dlnnl5Hd today a .. 1t attacking
th• Army's riglit to malnlaln surveillance
·of dl.s9ent.er1 and other clvlllans It
classifies· aa potential troublemakef1.
Judge George Hart sald alter a 75-
minute bearing that the Am.erican Civil
l.Jbertles Union (ACLU), whkh broujbt
ll>• suit. hid failed to show the ArmJ
was involved in any unconatitutional ac-.
tlvity or had threalened the rip.II ol
citizens.
He said the Anny w m keeping ln-
f cnp.ation~ on individuals in the same
manner that newapapers tbroughoyt the
country maintain sud! information in
their !lies.
Attorneys for the ACLU sald tber
woold appeal the ruling prompUy · to
a higher federal court. ,
'Ille suit grew out of a mq:azine
article by a former Army intellilence
officer, Capt. Christopher Pyle. He alleg·
ed that since 1967 ·the Army has been
investlgaUng "the poliUcal hellefs and
actions of individuals and organlzaUons
acUve in the civil rights, white
supremacy, black power and anUwar
movementa."
An ACLU attorney, Melvin Wulf, told
the court today that despite itJ
statements to the cootrary, the Arm'/
was sWI 'Diiied in such 1Urveillanc9
on a "very, very widespread" scale.
Profemr Frank Askin of the Rutcen
University Law Sdx>ol, acting for the
ACLU, said the Army employed hundreds
of agenta in a "disgraceful" pr<>iJ'l1ll
of obtalnJng information on law abiding
citizens.
Chlcqo. • • ~ lllll~h bMmaU~ llw., CMcreil n:e was crea\i!!IJ by oil-~-. e <,J':; "!i"' -.:" .. ,... • . "~ C:. ~· ~a Dl!)V natkmaf'mmcq eo federal
us.i11iv' chlldnm fliid lltUe plas-··~·' 'dbilier ~ to ~ llllder one
uc ~ their candy atare 1rab Deferments 'End tent·11ie multitude " 1"""1lllWlll ....
bags' In . gql~. ijut 7-year-old , . . : IMtlel ID the dlNsler areo.
' at Kansas Snipers u.
M••-·••ntofShildon,England, Soµ, g. · ~ ... t ·by N:,..o· .. ·n;_ • ~,p_alntod out lhlt ID 1111 naturol naclJecl tntcrtbe'bag lhe nought for ..., dliUtero cauoed 300 dlatbl and call!<d
tbr .. Penill•• and pllllecl out a 11\Ue an estimated IZ bllllon ID ·property
plulk: vjewer abowlnf 22 color WAsmNG'l'ON ·(UPI) -~t damage. . •
1bot.i of nude women. . Nl>Dd ... ...<oted to advloo' CGqcrHs Th•' Prtsldent urged upanljon a.nd e · Tlluliciei of -• to do · aw1y with ex~ of a number al acijvlties
-kOldl et 4!:f!t dcfe1'menll, lnlornled a~ carried .., by redid! qenci .. .aure.. llld f!lday. • . to help states and locallU ... TM w .. t Virginia D.,,.,mntnt
of Htah1Dafl• is having a hard
timt l:lepfllg •P 1Cilll lht Jon.1-
e1. -Thq erectt'd a rign, la.at t1tC1'
ahotoing the location of the com-
munity of "Jom1e1". TM11 h4vt sinCe Jtamed, however, that the
toW,& ~ed to emt wMn •u
lasl ruldttlt .cloud up hla -· a~ loft In 1917.
•• Slcll!av Gondlrs, who bu cross· .
ed the ..WanUe In a rowbo&t using
a scbpolcblld'•· atlas ·•• a chart, Iande.il , In Antigua recenUy ana
quipped, 111 only came by Antig1.ta
by ll[CCldan~ really. I came for a
drink~ of water." He left ¢ter a
rest aaylng be would stop 1n Mia·
ml or. "one of those places."
The aources said Nixon aiao wllllld The by new provlaiaa wu that the
propooe ta cao,r.a In a ape<lal ....,... . soverllJD!lll be aulhoplld to lean money
crestloo wtlmal>I)' "of ... :aD-vo-.. at !A'(orabl• --"'"' to local army -but not by the mld-1971 'date ,. ionnunimla which llllilaln heavy loues
recommellded by a apeclal ·presldenttal 'In property taxes becaule of a major
conuniulon. 4118Mer. · .
1be sourcee said Nixon ii espected 1be Nllon. admlniltratloo bu been . to lltt Mjustmtnts in pre.11n·t ~·iinteus1ve study to~ relief
deferment. and may recommend tut ~· operations since the killer hurricane,
oceupotlooal defermenll be ellmlnat>d Camille, struck the Gull Oout 1111 year.
In Ille fldln In llllloo all me• equally 'lllm·' WBS ·wldesprnd critlobm af·
...0.pttble to lhe draft under the loltery t.rward Of conlUllOO In the Fffrtl!llOlll'S
system. . r-. . .
Nlxoo can wipe out mrpe deferments 111.e Pmldeat asked ~ to ex-
by elocuUve 'order. Acttoa on 1tudelll pand 1...UW. for . oprelc!jng _ advance def~ta must com• from C9i1"°". · word l"·lmmlnent dlqalen·la get luler
Tb<i President Is •zpected to ieek waminc to mldenla " tile endanc•red
•llmlnaUon of new peullonl 10 r ...... poillcularl)' the poor. One ._t
delOrmenll baMd on u lndlTldnal's.con-ol Ihm woold be a bottler cmmnunlalUons
t.ntlGn tbat It ti In the "na-beellh, .. rvlce to Ille 'llrlcUn reitons ID that
safety and lnluelt" for them to remlln fllenda Ind .n1111 .... Cciolil pt quicker
ID the clvlllen jobo. ldbnnattlln.
-~ajor S!orm Hits Plain.s
l(eavy Snow Vp "to 4 Inches w Spreaa No~thl«U'd
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UC Santa · Barbara, Penn State Quiet After Furor
By Ualted Pn11 hteroa-'
Snljlien fired rifle shots at firemen
and police Tuesday nI1bt near the
Unl-11)' of Kansas campus I n
Lawrence, Kan. Two firel were set and
11 pel'IOftl Wert am!flted, bUt NaUonal
Gua(dsmen al)d Sttt,e '1'!'<>9pen pnvented
new IJ',aji:lr out.breaks of vk>lence.
A\ Pe!)nlylY1nl1 Sills Urilversity In
University Park, P~:• 3,000 stu~
marched across the campus after it
meeting Tuesday night to discuss the
put week of violent protests. Th• nigh!
remained peaceful, however, despite th• arrest of eight studenta earlier. A for6e'
of 280 Stale Troopers In riot gear who
had mobilized earlier began leaving the campus, ,.
"Both art11 were quiet early today.
Calm allo prevailed in the Isla Vista
st,.ient -eoinmunlty nm !!JO Unlvenlty
ol Callfcnla at Sama Barbara, where
II people have been amNd iina! Tllurs-
dlf and one 11"""8 wu k1lled by rifle
fire. A curlew WU lllted Tuesday, and
the only WlUSUal occurrence during the
night was the discovery of a crude
homemade timebomb in a trash can
a bIOck awiy from the temporary btanch
of the Bank of America, the recent
target of · firebombing and window
smashing attacks.
Tbousarxla of people from the Yale
University community. who gathered in
a rally Tuesday at New Haven, Conn.,
planned to "close down" the IChool with
a strike today to demonstra~ their sup-
port for the 14 Black Panthers awaiting
trial tn that clty on charges of kidnaplng
and murderin1 a Panther who became
a pollct. informer. A majority of more
than 4,000 people who met oo the campu11 ,
shouted their support for a atriie, }>ut
it was impoulble to tell how many
were students.
Aeling qilntt the Kansu dlsordtn,
Gov. Robert B. Docking ordered· an JI.
hoolr curlew that ended at I a.m. today.
'Ibe scattered Strlper fire brok-e Out wtlen
f!l'emen and police nell"ed two nm
set in the street just northeut of the
IA.wrence campus. One fire truck wu
hit by three buliets but no one wa.s
injured. Many falle fire alarms abJo
wen called In during the nlgbt.
There were 225 National Guanbcntn
and more than 30 stale troopers on
standby alert on the perimeter of the
city of SS,000. The rifle fire ceased
when they beg.an patrols.
The University of Kansas campus was
quiet, with all-night guards In every
building. A rire set in the student union
buildin& caused $2 million worth of
damage Monday night.
Police used tear gas to disperae a
gang of black youths Tuesday near
Litwrence Ht&b School, where much of
th• trouble began Monday. The hlgll
scbool has rejected a list of demands
froni Negro students, but authoriUes
were uncertain about the root cau.eea
Of the riotlnc. '
STATE TROOPER CARRI&.$ R_OCK THROWING DISSIDINT TO WAITING BUS
Rlot:.....ir police Face Vloloi:it '°!'fr0ntotlon on Pen~ylvonl1 Slot• Coll• .. C1mpu1
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• PORT OF SPAIN (UPI) -1'rool't goverommt Aid In London ~ II Jn a letter -addmied to the ~ _ loJ>al to tlio .,.etmnent 1oupt today ls laking "all _,, and tftctital ocllool board.La ..... lleacb Tupayen
-a -of JOO anny muttoaera 1teps" to ~ BrillJb nallonatl Aalocl@tlon Pmidenl. Ed LOrr baa ac-.
wllo aolaed 1111 -~-_, arma theref U did 110t elucidate. ' -• ~ lli:bool,dlltrlcl alftclals el "playlnt ml......_ -Tl<IUy In llitpporl Frtdll'.lcb ~-the main ~ ..... lie ~ !I the "Un( Jlll)llc"
ol Ille blacl: poifer mov-. u,.,... centoc, -"-!!!<! loilay and aD ailOJ¥ ,)J • !illi>I itijdeutl IO cap!palp for
., finnl<I nports "uld Britain bed lenl cJooed Wider an em.-genq, atai. of -cif tu overrld<s. ·
, In tn>oiis-liege proclaimed by the pemmenl "We delllre lo call your ati.attoo con-
• · A apoOlman at tba reoldence of Prime Pusenb7 win 1topped, qll!ltioned wl cel'Dlna the .,. of ltudents In cam-
' MIDlster Eric E. Williama aetd one mide to emPIJ tbelr pockets by heavily • palgnlng for the paasage of -issuel
' m-, and ..,. 'loyal aoldler were ll1!led police. wl tat o'Ntridel during the Jut elec-
Ulemente Cha~ieSDlle
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!la. Clemi$•._ w._J!yafl& aetd other ti, 1n the city coo!ii otlle; Items of ,;;J.i lntuest ,to the
cut ulde Iba certmol>J ol bll aalodion ~t from slmllar work al .•-. public. 'l)Jt other mee11D41 of the month to the top poet quietly Tlleedl)' Dlaht which ls not severe. would be an af1trnoon sludy..actl.n
and announced. two _.-..,. he wW II adclltlon to the stall re~ GO . • lawich · lmmedlai.Jy _ 'sir.et in.. the program, :the COUDCll, 11 the bidding .....,.. ao tbit the city st.ff could 1ttend
provementl and reehufflli{g of the of .. verol' members, •Sl'Oed to 'seek and .-11>ui. during recular buatnen
meetl!>a achedule of the collllclL a .. w policy ,lie ~ -1 houn. ·
Ev• relatlni -of \Ill luues dlatrlctl and ••fa _. percomqe "'Ulider the preseat jy1i.m, ll leema
emer&hic In lbe ..-t C8llljialpl for of -to tie bomo by Ille city,. !Mt IIIOlll major declslooJ aHecUnt
the thrti cbalrl on tlle Clly Counctl, New l'Am•Uman all! "'1!"" _...,_the gty Y! !!>ldi ~ II p.m. or
lal.d ljlat -ti wl tlielr renewll lliir thot; Iii ibni, tli entlri concopt ol tbereabout.s, and everyone knows U..t
repair wen the prime issue. speclll n I' PNlllt dlltrictl bt pbMtd a per~ doesn't ftmcUon at. b1a heat
"So I bave decided to ut the city out ol IM.~ pldure. • at that tiour of tba night," he aetcL
lltall to come up with a pr"ll'am over \Jiil .,_ ltlll Carr wDI -. The council made no decWon oo the
the nut several years for street t. a Jtpart • tbe ltNiell t.-uea Ull ·the matter, but it drew no disfavor Tuesday
p:ovementandmalntenanoe,"beaald. • ~ ~•IFAFMql dlltriet COIMbuinc night.
He made It In fGrm ol a modem pilo al ... 1 W-sdl)''I -ling. The aftmooa -ting eoncepl baa
• and tt won ~ <PP"••al. !'vm»' other ~ Involved tba w<rked well In other or..,. Cout clUes,
The mayor ,cited the ..-, ol the llblf!lnl' ol MOllnl formala and -large and small.
kllled today, l)dnllnr to.II .. lbe llllDlber Pouc. nr.d..., the hudl o1 a ....,.i-~"Lorr wrote. • • • • ~
ol cleatla lllN .!oliite ~ oat ,..._ _ .. ed at Moot 1,000 ...s dlspifjld "Moot atildentl do nOt Ulld~ the
; clay. 1" •llasl _,. placed undlr u.. -~ p~ to watdl a. 1-al llake. It consbtl·« ~
, modlfltd -law. • !Ire ·1n u Old <l'eaert<d bulJdlDi' .-· urlalr advantage ol-tbetr ~. • Pentaeon ...._ to Wuhlngton aetd i from Ille Red Houae, aeat of the ,...,.. lie added. • • ' •
11' U.S. Na')' ob1p& *!by the bellcopter "m04 No -wu hurt, • Lorr brmded the practice , 'moraUr carri8r G1iadacnal ul1ed today toward . wron1" aod ll1IRlled ~ .. tc:n:nethlng is
• TrtDldad at the -ol lbe Trinidad Flttman Pela Braithwaite died todl)" 'buttally "'°"'With the plan H tt takes
I JOSl!"-4. Jlfll .m;blJ \0 evZICllalo ::,:• 0::,":1 'f::J:! ~tall'"': IUCb lacUc:S lo put a fund drive \>"er.''
. AniOrlcu natJcinall If -ary. him while b figb" .. a !Ire In Citing 1 writ Of mandets arantect by ' ·8-U clretilated In Port ol Spain, e Wat -.. Jud&< Robert Cotfmu enjoining the
o U mllel flw1 the Chquaramu base, the Eat Dry Rtver slum are1 outs~ Hunltng10a Beach City &cbool District
' that Britllb ts:oopo · bed landed tben the dty. All ArmJ prlvat. and• !4-year from ullll)g etudent.s as .. -.. Lorr
• from -· • old. bo)' byllander were lclllad Tueaday r<qutstea !ht pracllca be l!Opped. ~ Tz!Dlda4ancl .......... __ lniiollng.' • '· '
·-·· AU ,...IMltlfl olftces, ldlooll, llAlru ' Independent In •ta. remain • P art and bustneaes were cloeed becau.1e of
ol tbe lirllllh commoawealth. ~ BrllJab the fear of more trouble. The prime
~On~y 2 Seek
· ScUldwb.ack
minister wu meeting with bis cabtoet
and. w11 reparted "lncomnwnk:.do."
Guards were pooled around the holpital
Wltere fotil' loyal aoldlers were truted
for wounds in the Chlgu.aramu army
bile. • P\ T'tlldoll 1Dcna11d • nm:n swept
the dlJ -·that tba mnaD -pan! _.,... .. al~ bed joilled •
1111 ilOilnc. that troopl -the ::s:o:i=:::.:= 1blal ID land. '""1 ware Oll]J ,,_. '
in!I tllq opread npldly. ' OolJ '~~ -appllod •. 1ar lor1111 Saildleb0ct'Collaae boanl-~ bJ the rttlpatloo ol 'IAsll F. , ,
• Zl6iik ol 1-\llaeb, Board.Prealdenl ~-,. ... J Jllcbaal T. CoUJm' .Aid ~y. ,
-Wrttlen appllcallonl will be aoctpted LOGY ' bJ the boon! -ab April fl, ColUnt ECO • • •
1 uld. FoUOwtna -.iewa, the llltCMlfui 1 ~ ·~ will De accepted at tbe retuiar with'"" tie unlveree, he tam a •1doD1t May II boanl .-,. • ~"··~ po11-•~ . ,,,. appolntae, nprMenllng ·Area I. ghe.~ damn .w...,..... ·-·
-lncl11dea· Lquna Beach and Sollth -may "Jn lbe end dlltlo!' tJrodClt
LqUu, will serve .out ZllDik'1 farm ~ ~:W, ~::= whlcll explreo ID June, 1r11. The Hat will come up for elecUon in April, 1111. watllr ~ the ~ tMbomnent
Zltnlk, w11o bad '""ed oo the...U.ge' fmn ,mlcb ft ..,...., and :"'°" which
, boon! llnce Ila formation In February our'-Ille clependi." '
o1 111'1, i;ealpad 11arcb 1' heceUfl ol Speabr :Jl'ranl< lltrp!, a Stale Part ~' fl •bl-. Fellow --· uld the pllblli: mual dtWrlZline ..... ectwe84T". rtlOluUon CCIJloo" _.what ~-.... ~ WUllDCID ...:_ rllOUrCtl, ~
mendlhc bim !or "faithful and dedicated . -~ -to~ -aen'ka'! dllllDi formallcm.ol. tilt coUe,.. ~ -"tlast II DOI a ,._
; ~ . ,; ~ , , "fA 'f'i*tid.' but ti. IWICllJlf'J, Rsa)d
ColJlal,..w .,......, itbat . .,._ o1, IJIOlt GI tilt -!or Ille "P"'choloclcaf
oppllcliDtl ror Ute lnteri11uoppoh11j11e11f COl!lfori• of -· IPZI"' and cle1• •Ir
will he releued after tilt ,_,, fl f"'•• and-ftltr, "needl not -fui!Ulod by
deadline: ......,.... -... reiulated envtronmenL ''
"Man is. a better animal out in tbe
Ga&i~· Grove
open, than In a city," said Herald'.
•• .-: ·f. .... ' ' . : Coiiiicilrnan '
Sao Diefo Gu and Electric Qfznpany'•
Joeeph Dietz teUIUred. lllucliizlf Ind
adults In blJ ...,Ion that the San Onofre
plant Is not a pollutA!r, tbel the·radlaUoo
rel-Into the -water II oqe "'1tlt ci the "allowable Jevel." He called the
radJaUon "very nominal," and the
allowable llmltl 1 1 e1: tr• me 1 y con-
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i Siiffers Attack
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; u; Loula LUe, Ganlea ~e coun-
cilman and former mayor ol that dty,
II repar1od remerlnc well from a mild
' ~ allacll lllffend Sundoy: at blJ
beadl -ID Lquna Beacll. IAke, JI, ·wa re.elected lut week
to a tblrd four.,ear COWlcll term In
Gani• Grove, where. he makeo his
i-. ,Ba. had -·to Lquna to spend·
the --at Ille-·-at e!IJloepy llallow Lane, ·wllldl Ill
and Mrs. Lah leue on a yur-roaad ·
basis for 1W11tner and wtekend stays.
Taken to South Coast Community
Hooj>ttal on Swlilay, LUe WU dllcovered
to he lllfferlng ll'om a previously 1111-C!amioaid' diabetic condition, Mrs. Lake .. id.
Doclan have ordered him to rest
qulelly In Lquna for a Ume bofwe , returnnc to blJ duUes oo the Ganlen
Grove eauncD. He Is the owner ol a Jarte lumher yard In Garden Grove.
DAILY PILOT
eervative." ·· · ·
A -t participation ~ ol the
Earth Day actlviUes at San C1emeate
JDgh Is the creation ol an ecology IYJ!lbol
and aloti ... and cim.11tlon ol t petlti<n.
San Clement. IDp etudent l>eDlae
Corwin dellltn<d the l)'Dlbol, a three .Ou spiral encompasoed In a cJrcJe. The
Triton EcolOIY Club will prOmote .the
.,.,bo1 ution-wide.
,,,. ilogU,. which will alao Ile publlclz.
ef by-Vle =1tudentJ, WU coql~ by
San ~iziil. &cbool third arad.-Vinctnl
Raleigh, ''I ·am the aolutlGO to Ill pollu-
tion."
11.e petlt\on clrculated by students was
produced by the new San Clemente
Groupe United Agaln&I RadJolotlcal
Dantin. It requeltl the San Cl...,te
City Council ti> provide a p11blic liearlng
on the extent of the riak d. expanding
the San Onofre atomic pl.-1 and oak•
testimony by apeci.Usts In tba field o1
nuclw energy and racUolotlcal bloloO,
Independent ol the 4tonilc 'EIH!rlJ Com-
m1 .. 1on and public uWlty -panieo.
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Merger Hearings
On Air Cal, PSA,
Held Till Mornlay
The Public UWJUes Commlllloo hear·
·Ing on the r.:li:'l m•ger ol Air Calif or·
nla with a c Soutbwe:tt Alrlinel set
for Tbundl)' bas been postpooed Ul!Ul
Mooday.
Mrs. DiJ1e Richards, Air C a I '''"'ardela Md stocllbolder, aeld the poltponemeD.t wu granted at her request
hece111e she bed not -i...i ublblts
and taUmony she uked for prompUy.
· The PUC bearing wUl begin at 10
a.m. Moaday in the State Building at
107 S. Broadway St., Lot Ange.lei. Mrs.
Richarda aetd she tblDU the hearlllJ
may run a week.
Monday hae beea set u tbe day !Cl'
Air Cal teaUmony, she aetcL Pilots wl
alrllne 1tewardease1 union represen-
laUves will be preaenl alool with the
l'relldenr o1 the Airline CUI Benacoter
and -O>alrmaD N. toyaU McLaren.
Air Cal employu, llWIJ' of wbom alao
are -stockboldera, li'e ptvtatlag
tile aeU out to PSA ~ they fear
they will not be ualmllaled;into .. w • job.air:-· · ' , amall .-wbo boqbl
a P"" ol, tj>e locJI' alrllne becauae
fl ""OW.· and home ana trlde alao oPi-lik, .
But In a otockbo,ldm meeting earlier
lblJ month -WU V!"°ved by an O\'e'Wbelmlnc m,~ 8baru 1n f1Vor to 11,000 qalnll. •
PSA ti holding ~ otociholders !neetlag
Monday. ,
HomewardBoJllld
Sftilor Jumps
Ship . in Hawaii
. SJjedal lo tbe DAILY PILOT
PEARL HARBOR - A young sailor
from Montana, bomeward )>ound from
Vietnam aboard a minesweeper Pip.
pered by a Huntington Btacli man,
jumped ship Tueadl)' Ill 1 wUd ram1pge
u the craft pulled Into porl. Encfneman 3.C:.w-C. UU..ug, II,
of Jordan, Mont.. leap!d from the USS
Reaper as she cruised , toward a pier,
awam ashore and stole a truck fr o m
a would·be rescuer.
The Raaper'a commancU11a: oll1c1r i1
Lt. cmdr. R. C. Kabler, of Huntlnglnn
Beach.
MWtary authorllle1 said the sailor pull.
ed a knife and commandeered a truck
from a ~ wbo tried lo help him,
-drove It lhroolb a locbd sate. He WU quickly caplllred by military
police.
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Down to Earth
OlAMCJI" COAST NaltSHIHG COMP.WY . l•'Hf't N. w ....
PruJillflt ... """'""" J•cli .. c ... 1 • .,
Vlctl ,.,..'°"" Miii '"-•1 MMltllt Nation !Jegins Massive Cleanup
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n... •• A. ""'""''" MMlll .. E .. tor
llchenl P. Ntll
s..111 ar..,.. °""'' 1 ...... -C.'9Mtu1mWw1..., .......
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~ cltued up lllttr, w<nt to
teacb.1111 and put -.n ltreet thettu todl)'
for tbe-!lnt Earth Doy.
In Wool Vltglnla, five loll• ol garbage
wm picked 11p alont a flv&mlle slfe!dl
ol U.S. IO anc!-<lumped on the Harrlion
County Cour1llouso ilte1" In Clll'ksbura .
Mayor Jolm v. Linds_, of New York
drove to Earth Day ·-In Ill ...
haUltleee -bUI. "Peip1e are the rut pollutel'I," Lindli1' Nici. "It'• a miller ol habit
f« they h&ve been littering for yqn."
!!ul -apoke.mwi Ralph Nlder told a Plill&delphla audience '!Veaday
that Jndulti1.es are the wont offenders.
He said n<ltber Collgreas, the Preslden~
nor corporaUon JNden wlU change IL
It wW take a "radical militant etblc"
by conswnen, Nlder 11ld.
FOl'l!ler Interior Secretary St.wort
Udall, IP"kin& at Kent Slatt Untnnlty
1n Ohlo, 1&ld we are "a nation ol en-
vlraune.ntal 1lobe" and calltd the
a-lie the moot dellnxllvt elem<11L
The unprocodented evenl foc:uaa •~
tenUon In more than 2,000 -mun1u ..
•CJ'.'Oll the country on polluUon problems,
both local and naUonal. In addluon,
m..Y ~ lllated muaive:~Jeanupa.
At ~ slme Ume, some ~lions
and Jara• bulllnesatls s1n&led Out for
crlUcllm by antipollution -took advertlaementa and plaMed' talb at
varioul ICbool and community pwpo
to give their side ol. the story. ·
Actlvilles planned ranee fmn a "pallu-
11on trail" In Oklahoma to P'ld•
ICboolers' !Hier pickup. l\lony ...,.
delllgned In bliJ>llibt one ol four areu:
water pollution, air J>Ollutlon, the
automobile and a-al llUer.
llw>dredt ol motGrllta planned to
fonal<e their a-for tba day
to prolesl pollution ca-by the im.niaJ
-bustloll enatne. Naw York Jilayor
John v. Lindsay planned In ride lo
appolnbnentl In an electric car.
Traffic bani were acheduled In parts
ol mony cttlea lllcludlng New York and
Phlladelphla. The Unlvenlty ol Iowa
tn Iowa City planned a "Survival Parade
of Nonmotorlad Tranlportallon." oo... -planned lo bury 1utoa and 1 1fOUP ' at Weatem Connecticut
Stat. College In Danbury wlll parade
lhr'ou.Ch town pulling a cart with a
car engine. 'nley plan to bury the engine
on cimpua.
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recent $10,000 city projecl resulting In lo i1lOw for 1 ltlU1lr , ataltUY meeltn& Action oo the klea could come at
the repaving of Avenkla Del Mar and once a month tor ~ belrinp aid the counctl'• next.meeting.
L~na Plannei;s to ,Study Fo~;;;;~ .1
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Concepts on General ~Ian tionships with the acencles "upstream."
"The SERRA or1anhatloi1 ta the first
ltep towartt seglonal planning lo aolvt
problep1.1, Jn this cue water polluUoa, ~
aald the new mayor, "I hope San
Clemente will recoos.l.der and entertam
participation in Sf;RRA."
The Lason• Bead! Planning Com·
mlsslon·wUl lnlUate its studies of general
plan ClODClptl for Laguna at a regular
study aeulon Mondy at 7,30 p.m. In
city hail counell chambers
Alternative ~pls were presented
last Friday to city officials and civic
leaden by tbe Daniel, Mann, Johmon
& Mendenhall plaoolng team.
Jn addition; Clly Planner Al Autry
will preaent the commialon with the
plannen' latest report, auxlllary to the
general plan, a clrculaUm a n d
transportation lnvenlory, analysis and
forecut1
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Abo on the agenda fiJr the Monday
study aeuioa Ls review of a request
to establlsb. a new Mexican restaurant
on Glenneyre Street property adjotnlng
tbe Reef l.Jquor and Nep's Dtlicatesaen
imta!Jations at '"1alia Street.
Pottery Shack owner Hoy 'Otllds' pnr
blems with a pole sign on hi1 parkinc
lot will be given further . att.entkm by
the commls!loners, as wlll two chance
of district requests for S. Coast Highway
properties, carTied over from t,Jie 1'glllar
<XlDUDilaloa meetlnc last Mmday.
He described IOme of the preu ures
which will he brought lo hear on the
new council as more a.ad more peoplt
move to the area.
He said II wUl be lmporiant to maintain
the do~town area in an early Callfomla
architectural style, that ii will he jzn.
P<rlant to get the parks ln<t recreatJon
comml!sion started.
Six-month Mayor Plan
Nixed in San Clemente
"In the next 2~ moo.tbs the council
will have to m'-te a decision about
mobile home parka, where to put them
if at all, how many today and bow
many ultimately/' he said.
.He also said plflllllng ,should. begin
for a police department, costs abou14
be reviewed, but he aald that he tbougbt
it still might be one to three years
away.
Councilman lnn Bathgate aaid he'd
like to see lnm!.ediate attenUon given
to planning for a building department.
A su11estion by San Clemente Coun.
cilman 'Ibomas O'Keefe to put the dty's
mayor aelection on a six-month rotaUon
ociledule wlthmd quicilly before the
councll Tueaday.
O'Keefe, dllng 0 otber cities" adopting
the rotation plan, met with quiet dlsap.
proval from the rett of the council.
COunctlman Stanely_ Northrop uked
O'Keefe for names of dties ustng the
rotation.
· "I don't know any speclfically._off_baDd,
but I aaw it recently in a · newipaper.
Perhaps the city staff could find ou~"
O'Keele replied.
Planner .Foils
Theft; Two Held
A large Sao Clemente planning com-
millloner nipped a guoUne theft In
the bud in his driveway Tuesaay nlgbt.
Ard two Camp Pendleton Marines now
face charges In the allepd siphon theft
from the car of Ray McCulin at 127
E. Calle Junlpero.
Police aetd the planning commissioner
noticed the pair aUegedly siphoning fuel
from hls car. So he elited hi! home
and performed a citizen's arrest.
Robert Lee Seavey, 21, and Orville
Duane Scott, 19, both face charges of
petty thefl
CONVENIENT
'!!RMS
IANKAM~RICARD
MASTER CHARGE
City Manager Ken Carr said be kneW
of none, ei:cept perhaps the city of
Yorba Linda, which hu a apeclal pro-
blem In that all Its councilmen at come . ' up for election at once.
The Issue faded without acUon.
O'C.Onnor Chosen .
For Beauty Post
Three Arch Bay resident James O'con-
nor bu bet.n appointed·~ Filth nist'1ct
Supervisor Alton E. Allen to head a
new advisory coouruttee creited to work
toward beaullflcatJon of the coastline.
O'Connor, president of the Three Ard!
Bay AslOClaUon and member of the
board of . directors of the c:oastal
•Munldpe.l Water District, has been sen--
Ing as chatrman of the South Coast
Scenic Improvement Committee, working
to achieve designa.Uoo of Coan HJgbway
as ooe of the state's official K'enic
highways.
He now will be chai rman of the coun-
ty's Scenic Conservation Advin"y Com-
mittee which will concern Itself with
more extensive efforts toward planning
coastal beautification.
. At the end ol the meet.Ing ou.tco!ng
C()UflCIJmen boo Durnford and Antonio
Olivares were both commended for the
rune years' service they gave to their
city.
No End Showing
In Truck Strike
Wilcbt strikes by truck drivers from
Ohio to Calilonlla ahowed no algns of
ending today, while a ttrlke threat by
90,000 teamsters ln tha Northealt eased.
President Ni.Ion was asked to intervene
in tbe wildcat strike of 121000 Ohlo
teamsters by the cUyaboga County
(Cleveland) Board of Commissioners.
Cleveland is rej>Orted lo bo looing 12
million a week in payrolls alone and
unemployment has increued by about
20,000 persons since the strlke began.
In Chicago, federal mediators said the
~ for a negotiated end to a strike
and lockout there were "very dart ...
Eight teamster locals and an independent
union -representing over 40,000 Chi cago
drivers and dock workm -are demm-
ding a $1.65-9.n·hour wage boost over
a three-year contract. Chicago truckers
have offered a 'fG..cent increase.
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Toa IDl1 hn read abo\lt our dramatic demon-
ltntlon of Wylu 1uperlor1tf. Thia ii tb1 watch th1t
'trU dropped 1000 feet hom a plane. It •till work.I
perflC\lt. S..11 Jn ... -The -.nt of W7J1r'1 tourbneu 1111 In th•
IllCIJlu balanM wheal "1th !ta unlqut ftulble lplral
apokM that l'-i·'f• to abeorb 1hock and 11 ruaran·
teed oraloshhock for life I (E-tbo bardoat llf•)
Or replaced free if mr broken. Stop and ... th•
compl• Itne of handlome, dunble W7ler watth-.
And Ml the Witch tbat WU cJroopsd from 18 oi>-
piaal .. ~ Uved to \kit about a
1121 NEWPORT AVE.
COSTA MESA
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24 YEARS
SAME LOCATION
PHONE
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.13!··.0 r angeJ ~oast Stud_ents Named as * OAILY ,II.OT ~I
State ~scholars
' l "" ~ .. ,,,. Calllo)!l!l ·St all :X.Wetn.F. Labar<, Jou E. Montmcr'oQJ'OIOI')' J . N11q1. C•lhetlo< A. Stoc:l<I>&-. lnp, Hed1 A .. B,uian, Boeluiler. Terry! c. Boodman, Mary c. Jamill. Jlldlth E ...... t.. Smith. and Lia R.
Sdlolanhip and 1-Com-I.ampblar, Pala! R. LarN. Deborah . NiWqulll, Keith C1irtJllne A. Vf 11 ye r, Cathlllni S. COoJ>lf, Pal&k Mlchael C. Gny, Maribeth V. P.,.., Ar11i1r L. J>tooard, Wllldne.
·-_,,11y •-Ellen 1.1!1toat "°"" M.' H. Orahood, Mark Palajac, Katharlae S. Well, Diana R. 1'. Oullecl&e, Robyn M. Kuhn, HaOlllsak, Michael D. Rooclt, Jeri L. -. lfalhioen -1-0: Dole If.
:1111t 11'7 Oraas• Cout .... Marila Tlioinu L. ~ Alllln c. PtarlOCI, Mary K. Woodom. and KeDDtth T. Kath I e. n s. lmden, Pob'lcla Rutb, and Erle P. llfon, -Trubo, llld A1ltll Ar<lenin.
;.ludeola have blto oeltcted , Bee' A. -· Rqbtrta Philbin, 5uAlr L. -. Ylbukt. Chrlalopher Powers, Nancy J, TulleMro. R. Wollam. , . Tbe ~ 11'11 111 lllltlod
,.. tlate llCbolo!o for tbe L. Mclto-. , J-E. ~ M. Ralnhard, Cl'ali -· Johll F. M...... Scltel<lecnr. • -Newperl -· Cl'al1 M. Su Clemtall: c 1 n d I M. to lllPlY !Gr -_ ..
a<:ademlc year lfl0.7L M ' Janet !. Mentaor; s. -· Slll1 !:. Petenoo, Timothy ......... Nlpel: -B. Adams, William M. Brock, Oevldann, Mlchaol J. ~· OI llialf ··-.II ~ ; '!be ICholanlllps awar.ied KenMth o ,N•~ Oevld Gloffl'ty J, Slcllltr, April o. Vonderlur, ond KIVIA Cushing and Joon M. Bnl<'e H. Chari.,, S1111n CUr-Jollll C. IA!.-Gall A. rat-WI> IC~ llld ,_..,._...,,..
;by the commlaalon ,,. oflll'lld · R. Mnnwi;,.. ' .: .• ,,, L. Sortnten, Tbomu A. Spor-Kelly. • McMahon. rle, Ricky J, CUthbert, Pater tenon,. CI y d e !:. I and 1, tllalblllty . --
. ~~cademlcally able aludanta Sllllrt R. Mork,. Kim a. rauo, flleven E. Spickard, ta;ua -= Kim c. JllU. ·Mlt~oo Viejo: Jloberl E. B. Degr&lf, Gary !. Farber, Cynthia A. Sllncori.tid, Bu· rtlulationl. ••Na .. thlllfdof !lnandalJ _ _:::::_::_;:::.:::_::::_.::.,~.:__.:__.:__~~_;_~_;___::::::::;_:..:.:::;_.:.::;c:..;c.:.::;:._~'-~'-"-'-..:.C.:CC...~~~.,.-~~~~~~~~~~~°"7"~~~~;;._~~~~~,..__-
,ual-All 1tata 1Cbotar1
;aelacted m within the hl"1UI
~10 percent ol college apUtude.
~ '!be studenta .,. lllted :ihelow by. city : ·. am., klM•: Deborah J, ~-· :· C-de! Mil: Elaine L.
'Barnard, Erin A. Blackwtll,
Arnold E. Clark, Benedick A.
1 Fru.u, O. &mnlett Raitt.
i Cotta Mt11:' Neil E. Atrta,
, Mellrxla A)'rtl, Marlene W.
:·Baker, Re:oee L. Claybauah,
;l>avld B. Dies. Terry L.
:'Edwant., Frank J. Fetter,
:·Kithryn J. l'lllmore, Roberta
: I. Jl'urnt.u, Sandra L. Genis,
~Deborah K. Gracey, Richard
• D. Hancltett, Claud• L. Kelly,
•Kurt B. Kersten, Martha P.
, L e g u,lumon, 'Mont1omery
,Lew, Brant W. Marquet,
•Richard )i. Millin; Kenneth
' G. McNauahlon, · 8.lh ..<1t1.
: Newman, Sunn A. Paplham,
: Burlon A. Riiy, ond Kevin
>L. Shannon. '
: FoulalB Valley: Carol E.
: ,Baldwin, Palay L. Beausnng,
Donald R. Bertllcker, Pbillp
F. Kuberski, Chrtstophtr H~
nu, 'Thu K.. LICrou, Loretto
R. McCUtcheon, Kathryn L.
Mora, Vincent R. Pamel~
steven V. Reed, Mark E.
Reider, and J""Ph B. Sahli.
Tile 52 students from H•
tblgton Beacll 1 D c I u d e :
Barbara A. Ackley, PhylU. J.
AnW)'I, Calvin S. Ashley,
Charles L. Ashmore, Bette K.
Baber, Mary 0. Belmer,
Cynlhla A. Burchett, Tuua
A. Burgan.
Scott D: Coleman, Ann K.
Dillon, Robert J. Doria, Erle
A. Farri1, Vivian J. Flood,
Michael L. Frym, Norman J.
Furuta, Linda G. Huld,
Shawn ~-Ressie, Diana D.
Johll90n, Eileen M. Kearney,
Benjamin C. Keppele r ,
Bull Session
Antidote to
Anonymity
By RUDI NIEi>ZIE! Bii or 111e DtllY ,, ... "'"
"nle "bull sesalon" has been
prescribed by two Golden
Wett College counselor• u an
anUdote to anonymity on the
larfe campu1. t
Worried by the lack of com-'
munlcation among certtln 11c-
ton of the college community
they have ·embarked on a
campua-wlde ·opertment to
counterbalance th1I alluaUon.
'.Mle "b\lll tePlonJ" Will con-
tinue for the next a1x weeks.
ntere al'f: no agendu and no
goala other than to provide
meaningful interaction with
faculty, student!, employt1
ond admln!Jlratlno.
"1'1.e Junior colleges 11 well
u the state colle~1 art
primarily made up of com-
muters, most of thern work
and they really don't get .in-
volved," said F.d Carrigan, a
counselor and co-sponaor of
the project c a 11.e d . "EJ:·
plo r atlona in Co&
munlcatlons."
"Al a result, many Of them
feel alienated, Iott and in-
1lgajlicant. We hope that theot
groups will help them to git to
tnow othtr people mote cJt>t.
ly."
"In the patt few yean we
have bltn !old that financial
pre.uurM will force larger
eta.es. Lar1e g r o u P tn-
atrucUon .ww become common
and we're alrudy using com-
put er 1 and audio-tutorial
1ystems," hi 'conUnued.
"We think In view of all this,
Ihm might be a dQIU o!
, de per sonaUzlng ~UCJl!:I
1bil is what we heir cOmlnl
1 out of the riots in Berkeley."
Ltmlted in siae to , 1 5
I parUclpanll, the dlllCUMIOO
' groups focus on ~!SUH rele-1yant to . the group'• own
members. 'Ibey are led by two
trained "!acilitators," com·
pfised of a student and a
r.bilty member. ~-,"l'hls is an uerciae In In·
lerAerlODll -relJUonl and ~S
not 'an encounter group «
senslUvity !raining by ••Y
1tretch of th• 1mapnaUon,"
eiplalned Mn. Mary Wiie, en-
-of the ... jecl. Sha added that the ...
perlment wduld be oJlll1ded
this September lo iOcluclo p.o.
pie !nJm the community. "It
..,,.ld be nice U wt could
tventu1Uy meet in peopll.'1
homel/' she-aald. Slmilar upettmenta alrta4J
cooduc:tad on the Cal Stata
~Beaclt comJ>lll hive
In -r membel'I ..,,unulng to mee beyond the
111 week• alloted to the pro-
gram. Cal'fllan pointed out. ·
They had gained I d 1 n ti l7 thfOUlb tho.help ol others.
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MOUTllWAlll & IAltll
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Cll&laaorClm . flmn
~a~
INSIUlll
Lunch Kit
., no.s -Complete
wltll pint si.le vae11um bol-4 59 tlf: PCI aip. Keep s focd
kitchell fmb 191" hOllrS. •
flllllWME Broil.er/Rotisserie "~ JUth/' 11actric Woil« witll lury d11t1
· molor 11111 turns meot 49 99 s~t for eveo s1lf·
hlstinr. • SNllTS PANIS PAll!S
. FREE ~t:: ZEST
.,...,.., '""" 1w s..;· llU-11 Ill lldl Slll Zttt It
I c111s~ppity Zoo
• Lille color coordinates ~I
•• iusl IS fun to Wtll' IS
to clloose. Items come lft
solid colors with ldotable
zoo animal 1ppliqu1 on
fron~ otller! are combiN-
tion colort to matcll.
SIZES 2 11 4
SHIFTS SHORTS SUHSUITS CULOTIES
1.98 ~ 1.89ll 2.59 .. 2.98 ll 1.19.. 2.69 ll 2.98Ll
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"Groom & Clean" cu»
CWllUlll llAlll -· ... dtltl IWl1 &rem-cleans BBC
IWl1 tlCtSSiYt Oi1, 1111Ms l\alr
look Dill llHL T•,.
"Tassaway"
'" flll111tllJ m1111c M entirely new sohrtion to
the o!d monthly pmlem.
l'loll<t1 Hiiu a.. ' nap· 1 79 kill, morl comfortJIM tllall
I Umpon. ... ti I •
"Edge Protective''
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"Morrtlulla" •.. llO-il'O# ll'l.lslin of cot-
lol, po!JtSter. Two-toee stripe on .. -bi11
bldarowid. Choosl lni111 assorted colors
1111! CIUll A .. COllC!(IC ii ~ ueam.
bilds " I rich iltMr tUt ~mrr la ICliMt nicU 77c
on LIQUORS
Foster Creek
IOUDOll
~M~ 3 99· ll. •
Mac Kinnon's
SCfICI rf~11e 3 49 I" I
'.s• l Wlbtlr ·
WllSK!Y
=~. 3 .. 49
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Colots a7c
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"ClllllEI" IWll
Cassette Tapes
bc«1I )'OW" on r fmrit1 1011s.
$10ws, etc. OI
these fiM •ualitr in1t11t lo1din1
t11s1tte ctr!·
ri411s.
iii~
1•n1i1 1r."""•"1M11at1t1n
Delictltly tr1nvnil
with lacy bBfders Mid
buttons to Nke ht<
100-like till 1it11e
Prl11Cass slle 111tly ls.
'°' new flStlioll in the bldtoom.. ·
Sl111 1 11· 11 ....
Tllt l ln 2 99 Fl~ trf11t
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Di1~lt Sl11 3 99 lreu f lttH tr flit
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1.98 2.98 fi~~:·l 2.49
llM~IMKJlll -· "UN-BURN" ·1roa1n1 Pad & Caver
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1!11blldard " tales.
'8f'fto111ers •111111111 •••
M1dic1ted anti-
septic SJfff for
milor cuts, •s. 1i1" lilt~ II quilted tnd bl~gc "'· c..itkllls •.• ""'1M1,itt~ttn. ....... .... ....... hlll l
Ironing Table Caver • 1L Siii
1.79 ~, WlUWl-Slnf«lzH cotton «ill tut &gc is Ion( weat'lnf. fitl 1!1 ~" .ta~les. It(. lk
• ""*"""1lllOINMIHll -Skin Care Favorites
IJ DOIOTllY llAT "Heaven Sent"
IJ NRENA IUllNSTtlll
It's Hlfll II 1IY1 -HI to lletin
Muvt11 SMl lil1et1 lovinfly for hou11, c11n1s-etrases ••. fills the room
with 1 medley cf flowers ind tpices.
"Ileana S11t"
S111J Mist
ill 1 sati111, new, tlower-
ip11ytd 11ft packl1•· 4.JJ 1111
"Heaven Sent"
Nm 1111 Wy Liil•
A lninn! '"" aott .. 1n1, 2 00 .. -101 lolloo. .I.JI 11111 • .
ll&hhll 1gc
3.00
...... , .. ., 1111 "''''" . · flril end rtlrtsbin1. mi1•1, stin-.iltlint
LmlM -RiMOS 3 00 "'1 las! ltlCH Of mtk ...
· 111. 1111. S.11 Sim 1
2·Millll
~llijfc'"
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lilli IOtion ••• tit
lf'USJ •.
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"New Dawn"
!WR COIJI fay ta do •• , Wmpoo-in new
c:olor, bt(iid life te )'OW .. Ir
i" 15 usy minutes. Clloow
from 1$sorted ~s.
IPlll U ll • tUI l llATS 1 IUll
97~
label Maker
UTll ... ~ .... .,.. •••
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-~ Eillisl .. ""'" ill.Allolll-.
..... .II 2.98
>
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.Scenlld candles
If 1111 lo -Jarl •• , choo!I from 111 IUIJitmeiit
et fi111st l""1ted scents w1111 69C Cindie ift llllttMftl color. ·
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''T1111 for a Change"
DATUlllT SAYl•os TIMI r., tlHlllloH 1 llor 111 111
· llllMI, jjlll lltl
"Baby Ben" Clacks' •.
II lllllt.U-..,..,., ""° lalll 6 98 , olonn. !Jutti"°'s IKI ritll wlite or IUcl
""· lal-lAI 0. ,
"Bir Ben" Clocks •
,~::::.1,:,11 :j~;~~~:: Of 8 49 .
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"Kena" Alarm Clock 1;111im:u-~ou0f, 40 b"rcl11k 2 39 wilt! foH flpe di1~ lowd alarm. 1ft. 2.M •
"Fawn" Alarm Clack . :t=.~;.~ ~~JI 4.19
• "Saooz" Alarm Clocks
;;:-~::JI,"";~~-. ., ...... ..,.,, 4 88 ... "* YoU 1e11tty. Sand1I-
.. ooif. M CllllCI I U,
1cSpaciFIY1rs"
~1VOJ1lln1. 4,95
' .......... ' --...... ,...,~l.5.95~
~ llWll ' "" ....... ~ • Callilll 6 95
.... I.II U. '
Canister
3.95
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LlllGAL NOl"IC!l
= • • . -
Money?s Wo~lt
. I
Is $100 Watch
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NASO Ll1tl1191 for Tuesd•y, ""'II 21, 1'70
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Wedn~y's Closing Prices C.O~lete New YOl'k Stock ·Exclllange LW· .
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. ' HAY.I ~OU VISITED OUR NEW STORE AT:
9861 ~llS ., •roeldlnt 11 'thiiltilgtoit ...
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E .•• ' ii:E ~ ....... ~dz,,,,••-'•·-· I. • -' ye ... l~G::t....... .. .
I :& Updick : 65' Gleem II ............ 4W
.Cootdi111ttr1 ~ 11,.11:1.t-.mr•is;::;uw;;i, · .&et
· . . · :,::.'!': . Head & Should•rs ... .;ue
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45' Yaieline ........... 2'4 , .. .,,,1,...... I
~~~, ......... 49' Midol ............... 3JC
($1itJ"'&J'" -·\ ' . ftftC . ............ . . . . . . . 7.7
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c...1ex1 ..
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Loa1~
tnntiltor ba-
tcries.
."fllt .. lai• t7"Wo••'•
Doulile Knit
Girls' Pinafore
llO-lron ......
Lady Wilohlre
C-.trece'll
Pcmty
Hose
Mia's
Ru99td Canvas
Boat Shciii fulo..-.
!::;°"" \ $1" I' uppers. . -
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' acrylic• ia
classic ••II ·~~ 2' 111,21°
Jqt!os ..
39c loll Point
Undy Peas
4i$1
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$2"
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39!. Ladles'
llklal lrltf
3iW .
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Lace trimmcid
bikinis in Ryle.
colat choice.
White, Patell
ia '-6-7.
G•atalltecd co ,p.ye ,....
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*2'7 Wntclox
Alai. Clock
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ino•e appl.,: anca. ·Total
of . .fO whech.
fLll llMY MAOIC L0110M .. 741
·--. 62' UC Al UIY i'OWDIR ..••• ........ , . sac
79e Al llMY OIL .••• , ••. ..... °"""" \l#fD" -....,_ 93' Hi I& Cll19 111111'1 ...... . ,...,,1 cm '2"
U.Y DIAPa.I . . • . . ·. • . . . .
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f lilll:erfltW .• .$L7t
•$1.ff'-tlll -c-... $1.14 . . ' ' ~ . .
71' .....
Charcoal
491 Plif•••Nf•. Flair Pens
29'
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• PILOt ·AOVERTISER ~ !
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c:GITA MM' ..... Uli & ,
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·Vinyl
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Lq """-••• --am.. . ~ mcordl. Wipe:
Chaise LounCJ•·
Pads
"--domp dodo1,,,
IT c0m MOi-HJNG an4
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98' Gl!r[ .............. ·I 'I '
10..Sootlo•oo• $1H· '1" Spot ,H~er ......... .
'2" c.ry s..t
$1"
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loom pad " .,.,. ball• to
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\Vhet1 ·Fire Erupts Here
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By JOHN V ALTEllZA , ot .... o.iw , .... 11att ·
' I , • ' . !lo matter what catcbes lire, Hit's.on the Whit< H...,. gr<>unds it's a fed-
eral blaze,. · •
And the flareup of bw)dles of rags and wu-covered cupa in an ABC ~
erating truck prov\<led proof of the idea late Monday afternoon as weuy pbot<>
grapbers and Secret Servtee men were waiUng for a rou-
tine picture.. session wjtb Pre.sident Nixon after hill troop-_
withdrawal speech. ,
~ fire was -in a vetey minor way - a lucky ~
for a few .. of us who arrived late.at· the· compound in a com-
mandeenid,,PacifiC TetephoDe Company ear.: : ..
Aa Secret Service men were sternly probing l:nto our
-late arrival, the first abouts of "firi" rang out, Ole admini&-,
traUve b&Mle eoded. ·
Everybody was runnlng,toward the sm~
, Scores of. men began cbittering' on their walkie-talk·
les, and it se_e~ that they were talking to other agents standing next to them
thoogb·~ bJaet gadgets. ·
. A' state ranger'~ng a heavy fire extinguisher was first to arrive with_
· a definite plan, and started shooting at the tongues of name In the truck. ,
His bobtailed German shepherd took one look and ran of! toward the bell-
copters . . More shouts of "fire" brought out the crew of Coast Guardsman from a
. nearby-barracU. some· even fell to their knees because they were running_ so
last. , And through It all an ABC cameraman was thwarted at every tum cover-
liig a fire in his own companjr's truck.
His first stroke hit when he lunged for his ~amera lying on a lawn and
discovered than an: assistant had shot up all th'e film and dido 't replace iL ··woo in the bell shot up my film?"
Once be got in gear he ran headfirst -Into bis nut hemorrhage when a
Secret Service man thrust a palm into bis race and shouted, "You can't get any
clOltt to that fire I " ,
"Holy .•• , (profanity) you mean J can· run up to the President himself
and ahoot film 8nd you woo1t even let me close to my own company's truck?"
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Expenses .
' "" .. \ -·~ .. -.,,_ . . -Highest ;: :.~
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San ci......te City Colmcllmn ,,..._..
O'It<ele •. 1118'1.~ In -1 lllndl
for· his IUCCelaful bid for l'Mlectlon.
whlcll WU the•blghefl aum 'of tbe..u.r-~' lalt week. ' •. . r 'I"
In llnlnclll disclosure atatemenll llled
with (:tty <;!erk Max Berg thl• week'
O'Keele was \lie blgbest of . tile piree,
but h~ dec]&ntion showed no outside
conttlbuUOlll. ~ '
Succeaslul !ncumbent l)r. w..ie Lower
.and newcamer Cliff Myers each declared
about' l3IO apiece, but added ta their
lorma that they spent less than l2tlO
ln·penonal ·fu!l'I•. Under the !aw, gnly
money ,In .. ,,.. ·or tl!at -t mu>t
"' )'ellC!l'led; . . . O'Keefe's baJa~ statement abows
$?.51. in political ads and about !300
In malling .apen.s~ " pills smaUel"'
• amoonts le< .photographs 'llld ~
miscellaneous expenses. ,
Dr. Lower, endorsed by the Citizen's
Committee. 'for Better , Government, fil~
a lisP or "8 contributors, none donating
more ritpan ~.33. ~ Several lnnkeepen, apartment owners
and restaurateurs Were among the donors .
The Lower statement showa about SlOO
spent for newspaper advertising. H i s
total expense was $.142.51.
Myers' tOtal came to $353 and the
list Jucluded hemlzed donations from
2:9 supporters. None gave more than
$25, and most gave about $10 or $15. ._
Printing costs (or bis posters. he said,
came to $125, plus about $200 In ad-
vertisemen~.
All three councilmen were sworn into
office at the council'S TeorganfsaUonal
meeting Tuesday night.
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CA:P~O eEACU -'-·~-'oi' 't1ie' Ca I , fr'IJld ' U~ ~ '( -!Pl! . . • ..
have aPP<'!ved• the trallB(or of' ..:pcit
from the undistributfd reterVe faail ~to
·the tna1ntenance1 and rep8rr f\JDcLI -·,
· The .'~ .Iii r'lque!ted '""11\e· Id· • I ~ ' mllllill'aUon ,to .bolilu .tbe ,.~ 1UP4f w~ ,baa ',~: cOOsld•aJili lowered
because ot ,~~l~ emerg~ .~
made thi5 year. · .
·Major mi.rgeuctea ' lnciucli.I 1
breakdown of' Ughttng syllems al San
Clem,ni. lliil\ Scllool football field,
pump Installation at Marco · Fonter
Jufiior Higb1 for trrlptloo ol. athletic
fields, ei:~ve' amount of erosion
tiecaues of 116M9 nln!all, and ,.pair
of the electrical syatem at. Pallaades School. • . . .
eseJaoe11'11..UGI-•
Mls.slON VIEJO - A bua lour to
Soutb•county beachcombers gattier around for 'close loo.k' at man-o. Busch Bavarian Gardens and 'Farmer'•
.war which washed up on beach. Though !apparently dead or' dying, Market is being plann!Si far Monday. la~e jellyfish' can Inflict pairifursting-on 11!1Wary swli!iliferonrlRl~*r.'---..,,Tbe11UTw1D·lernrtbe·,...,,.1ll<lif1!enlit
I..Ong tenacles whjch hang Underneath bell or umbrella-shaped body at 8:30 a.Di. and retmn at approzhnltely
are the culprits. Tht'Y are often difficult to see in the water. ' 2:30 p.m. • r
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0n1x the 11n1 40 reglltend • '11111 be
permllf<d to go. Rnervatlonl fer 1tie
field trip can be made by callteg the
recreation center at 8S'1-408f.. Tbe COit
No answer. .
· By then u.e was mOre foam and water than smoke at the truck, and the
flurry bad died down.
But at the gate of the Coast Guard station the Jast chapter or the uute
County to Get Viet War Plaque . 1ot transportation 111:1pefpencn-
Ba. ker ·Re.moved • car Wu• Se1ttm1a., A request by the Orange County Federation of Republican Women to ln-
•tall a plaque ·h!>noring county reol<l<!nts killed 4t·the.Vletnam War Jn the old CAPISTRANO· BEACH -'l1ie Walther
Loran blaze was unfolding. · \ • C(lj.Ulty courthouse was endo. Tuesday by the Board of Supervisors. Lea~e of Faith Lutheran ~ will From LAFC Unit.·, The GOP, women, in their request' to the board, noted that there Iii nO hold a car wash Saturday from •. 1.m. Someone at the height of the incident bad phoned the San Clemente fire
department to, ask for help. sl,lCh memorial in I.he county to Vietnam w~ dead. . until S p.m. •
The red bumper arrived dutlfully, with llOme volunteers On board.
But nobody would let them in.
They agree9, to install the plaque either in!id.e or-outside· the courthouse The car wuh, will be beld _at .~ i-ph ']J 'ps Named building. church, s~t eane ~.ta.~· l l Beach. A clean car Will i>O produieili.
·~:::;::=::=::=""'::=::=:!;;::::=::::===::=::=::==::::::=::=::======================:!...-l~o~r~ll~.-----------.! Superviaor David L Baker, wbose,four-. 1. a
year term ·on the Local Agency Forma-
tion Commlsslon expires May 1, said·
Tuesday he was willing to serve another
tenn but his . fellow board members
named Supervisor William J. Phillips
San Clemente-·Baseball
Dance Slated Saturday
to the posL Supervisor William Hirstein engnleered
the change saying he believed the ap-
~ polntmeot llhould be rotated. ~ ap-
proval, · wblch Included a.. com·
mendadon" for Baker for W. terVlce
m the t!ommlsston, carried U, with Parents and supporters In the San
Clemente Aru Babe Ruth League will
raise money with,a benefit dance Satur·
day evening at the Mooee Lodge.
In the meantime the groop is seeking
1everal more area b,oya between 1J and
15 years old interes'.ed In rounding out
the team ros!ers for the baseball oeason
which will begin the last week of this
month.
'Ibe dance, featuring music by the
Royal Knights, will begin at 1:30 p.m.
at the lodge.
1tliJ" year's league president Is Lou
Poncl.ni:t. Mrs. John Ware is secretary.
'lbe ·league has 120 boys registered
for 10 teams·whlch will play this season.
Bonita Canyoo ball . park wW be the
home diamond fol-the · American League.
'lbe National League will compete at
Vista Bahia dlalnond.
Boyl interested in joining teams can
Connty Supports
Boost in Judges
Support of legislation which would
name three additional Superior C.ourt
,judges ror Ora{lle"O>wrtY ~·"".as .. voted
Tuesday by U...clldanl olilu~. Superior Com:t Adm.in" . : b!slle
, McCartney rec<tllmended th backing
'·of State Sen. James Whetmore's bill,
·pointing to the--ever-growing case load
of county coorlS. i
11le addttlon Of ·the three ju<b!es, which
would bring the court complement to
30, was also rtJCOm,mended by the Grand
·. Juzy and the county Bar Assoctatlon.
•County Gets Space ·
.For Welfare Bur.eau
. Orange County wW lease 10,000 1q11are
· feet of space on the second floor of
' the Flnt Western Bank building on Main
: and West 17th Stfeets, Santa Aiaa, for
exponalon of the ,,.wtng Weliare Dei>art-
· menL
Fires at Reagan
do so at De Nault'• hardwlft, A '10
ngistration fee, a birth certtficate and
a parent must be brought along. Dance
tickets at $2.50 each also are available
at the hardware store.
Capistrano PT A
Leader Claims
Buses Unsafe
The safety ol the Caplstrane Unified
School District's bus fleet came under
fU'e Monday by a PTA salety cbalrman
who clahned that some buses are
operating with bald tires.
Mel Hubbard, who heads the Palisades
School PTA safety committee, told the
J!oard of Trustees that he bad per-Uy
impected the tires that morning and
bad found them laeking tread.
The criticism came while the board
was considering the purchase of two
or thrret rtew buses for next ytar.
"U you don't have enough money or
personnel to take tal'.e or the buses
you already have, how can you consider
Ming. more," aske:<f Hubbard,
Plllllipo abstaining.
· Two other vacancies on the I.AFC
will ·be fllled ~ay 14 by the Orange
County League of CllleL To be "Placed .rt~<OlmdlDiln f'rank Noe who was oot reeieded and .iames w.rtman
of Villa Part who bas retlr«\ from
the city coanci1 to l'1lll lot Filurtb Oistrlcl ~upervisor. . •
Damages Asked
In Bike Mishap
Damages totaling $150,000 are being
sought In Orange County· Superior Court
by the · ~er of an 8-year-old boy
who was knocked from his bicycle on
a . San Clemente •street and seriously
injured last May 15. Mr!. Elizabeth Pedro. 165 W. Allesan-
dro names Pamela Ogle Henry and
her' mother, Mrs. Patricia Henry, as
defendants in her Iawsull She cl,1ms
tha't Miss Henry was a~ the wheel of
the station wagon which struck and in-
jured Llvlngstme Ben Pedro.
New Bank Set
In San Clemente
, \·Be s~d that bis, inspection fOund four !),aid tires on one bu$, two· bald tins
on another and several buses wtth at ~st one bald tire. According to
C.lifornia Highway Patrol. standards no l~s than one sixteenth of an inch of A San Clemente branch of Security
tread must be on a tire before it is Pacific Natiooil Bank will open for busi.
considered aafe. ness Friday at 115 N. El Camino Real.
· "I recommend that this situation be Tbe neW branch will tnetude a ·rught ~Ufied ~or~ ddldren are. aJ)owed on' depositor)', an escrow department and :':l!!e buaes; aaid Hubbard. sale depaslt !adllllel, aald manarer ,,. ·Sam Chicas, assistant superintendent • . ROben Cota
for busineu servlces, aaJd all the Babklng hiun will be from 10 i.m. to
district's buaes baa vfiry recenlly palled 3 p.m. dally, except Frlctaya w1"'!I the
the ,.5HP safety lnlpecUoa. • branch. will n!lllaln opon until t p.m.
•·men they're either not being In· Tranaod!Olll will be accempllabed by
. spected proper! .,'Yaaido/ elaeH the)' ore wearing mall 11 P, 0. Doi, Sil, San Clemente,
out very Ill, ubbord. Ht cbarpd -12. ·llld by lelephooe at -· be tbat k WU the duty al the drlvef to ilfd: ~ ' -.' ' . • :
report • ...ale tires and c la l med ·~Cola' -· the public II lnvtf<d •lo negligence u the drlm did not do aj>lmbCC<ll; lloUlewumlng at the new
so. , l@t!lllJ J:t1di>' from 1' 1.m. to • p.m. '" . J,.. rl.,-
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II)' STEVE Mll'CllEIL . °' .. °"" ........
Loo AnaeJes Mayor Som Yorty alopped
In Orange Coanly Tueada)' for a brief
. visit .. spoke with Jtl!IWIUlltD on subjects
rlllllnl !run the Loo Angeles teec:ben'
lllrlke to envlronm<otal CGlllrol ill
Cal1fmlla. 'l1ie outapoken candidaf< for . the
Caill«nia govemor's aeat met newmnen
It Berbhire'I Jlellauranl atop the
Orange ooonty airport tennin•I for ··a
brief press conference.
• 0-nte acbool llrlke in LA will definitely
hurt Governor Reagan'• camp a I an
becaUle ·al bis ICbool pollclea,• Ycny , J1J'6nu8lllllr to the -tal
stateci. ''Ille people o1 Calllomta lllve ' tcene." Tiie ,..,.. staf<d that be' bad ·
paid • high prlco-r.r Ra1an'1 lack -lnvolvld wl1h air pollution, . water
of experience and jlidgment." • · pollUlioa ancl Calllom11 eov-tal
Yorty aaJd that ·he will -1 the problems fiJr. U>ree cl«a<lel,
f<acher'• Initiative pr<l!)Olillon. "'1'1111 .Yorty also llaf<d that' auppart for lftPCllltlon will r.rce the stat< to keep bis campolp lot .Calllomta'•. highest
111 l'!""'ile to pay II leut hall the olllct ts looking up. lie aaid that Mayor
...i ol ~ and -,. ed1Jca. Joeepb Allolo of San Frsnciac:o, "is
tlon," he remarked. friendly toward DI)' campaign."
He staf<d that the ~~ .,in He also aaJd tl!at he expecta tbe sup.
force the Ital< to auume mort of the port of moderate Democrats In CalllornJa
tax burden now being paid by bome and prominent Negro figures. "! don't
owners. have a Negro opponent in UUs campalgn
On the lsaut of oovtr..mental conlrQI, and I have the 111pport of many Necn>
Yor\1 ialil "tlovernor S-pn II 1 -laden,• Iii concluded.
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Operations
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It'• not olleo that a 41)1).pound
black bear, tackle1 anytblD1 he
can't handle. But Giie, now deceas-
ed, did Monday night on the Golden
Slalt Fren-r ab<Mlt :II mllea north
of Cdtalc, Calif. The bear wu lam-
erlng acro11 Ille fl'eeway wbon h wu 1truck by a car clriven by Taft banlier lloloort C, Me,....11, M. Mar-
aball ,. .. not lnlured, but the mi:
p..t builid tbe6eai's body 50 feet
&ad darna1ed J4'arsball's car uten-
alv,tly. •
~ frivu ~ .iiav he ~ed in · ;iJ11,t bUt minll are aliU QltliftSJ lhe loots: SJoapeli 'Chriu Jromno, 19,
SototA 11"'4. drow1 !ookl from lllrce
Qirl Ullltcben during a atroU tn an 1•
cUtmapoU. park.
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For the idrd time In 50 yaara the
stork's date'fot" delivering a John
Gerald to the Deny• family bas been
APril llll. Jahn -•Id 111 arrivad Monday at Oakdale Communify
bospit81 on the 21st birthday of fath-
er ,,... Gerald Jr. and the 50th
birth4ay of imndlalhor Jahn Ger-
ald Denys. :'no lf8Jldfathtr \vas
born in Holland and 'the father In
J1J m ueocnTID l'lllM · '
-....... In Slip Aid lodQ two "-lcUI Uloa(llt .. be Cdrl1
i__. I~ qeilll flow to tbe
Cnbodin pwlndal capltll GI .SY1y
JUq lalt -to map mJlllary opora-·
tlolll aploot the enoaiy. .
Tbey roporlod the -Dow In
two SOulb -beJlcopter• ad
we mat In .SV1y RJdg, :JS mijel -
GI tbe South -border·by Cam-
bodian alllcilla with mapl lbowil1(
...;,,, ~Jn tbe ~.-
m.llJ tbere>!Jer, they addocl South
viein-fllblot'-bcmbm ' belM .~
tacidnf eoemy JIOll\knf aloni the bO<~r.
Tlill'.1111 fellond -, by ' drive
-tbe border by 11 JIWf1 u t,OIO
-vleliw!ieae troopo and ~ GI llrlDllHd penomiel carrlen.
,,,. lnlormlnll uld 11111 In the llnt
two ,dlya GI tbe ~ South VJet,.
--lllV. lilied Ill ....,1 trOOpa, ~ nearly 1,000 new = from bue Clnlps and destroyed 91 ._. buts. South VJetnamese losaes
were ilven as 28 killed and 101 wounded.
LlWe other battlefleld action was
r-'"<! from South Vietnam, but the
U.S. COmmand 1onounced the Jou of
loUt '-iclD planes over -Laos and llrie hellcoptua In South _Vleljwn.
In €ambodla, many dlplOmltl are
presilrrmUc about the government's abili-
ty to stand up to the drive· of the
N«th Vietnameae and Viet C:OO, and
believe most of the eastern third of
the country mJ1 aoou be In enemy
bandl.
Tbey aay nearly ball the soldiera are
green. recruits and the veterw have md HtUe combat experience. Conle-
quently ·Ille · army hal been unable to
hatt the ....., adYanc<.
~onilllcc ,._.varlng continued to
try to brin( the Cambodian crlti• t•
an end.
Cambodia alJo lodged an urgent appeil
tbroqh the United Nations today for
aid in combatUn& North Vietnamese and
Viet Cont forces.
In a letter circulated as a U.N. Stcurtt)'
CouDdl ciocumeat, Amauador KhiJit '111
.-1111 COWll!y could never "bow
to the law of the jungle" and was
deilrmlnld to ~otod !ta independence
and -iilosrflY. ' "'Foi-till nlllOD," he added; 11k acf.. ........ """"'.p,..i to all -
-.... ,_ and jalllce lo pro'flde
themlt! ··-to--
r._ GI "'":'3.oodo!I wldd> -viol&tlnf tbe . lf1ly ·GI Iii natJoaal.
psJl!mon1 and all in!em•tlonal llW."
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AITllONAUTS TiLL HOW IT: ALL tlAPPINID
L-11, ·lwl .. rt OM Hal11 (f"'"' loft) Moot Pre11
Go.' Again? Sore
Ap0Uo Crew Eyes, 2nd Chance
SPACE CENTER, Hou1ton (AP) -
The men of APoll• 13 .,.,. cold, bOn ..
Uo<d and fretful about their 1bWty to
get bome. But go qain! SUre.
And it's a meaauN' of Jim U:Well,
Fred Halle and Jack Swigert that they
are looting out for the other guy1, the
astroriaull-ln-walting who might be
chealed oul of a !llghl il the 13 crew
aWts up for Apollo us or 17.
"We certainly "anted to make a lunar
llndlng," Lovell SI.Id empha.Ucally. "Fra
Mauro has llO much to offer, we thought.
we spent an awful lot of time at it,
But th1I was my fourth space flight atwt there are many people. in . our
cq:anbatlon who have not flown and
Who doaerve to fly and are Lalenied
enough to fly.
''They -... the mtalion. u they
(space agency ofllctala) feel lhlt tilll
t .. m llhould JO tiack lbe,., I'm c~
willing to go back -but otherwtae,
l think other people ought to do II."
Halae and Swigert nodded agree-I.
They looked reaied and n~ none the
Jl'J!I"" f<lr their barrow!,Dg ~S in ljl&CO
as tbey answertd newlDlf.D'I quesUobs
at a 70-minute telffbed and· broadcast
news conference TUeaday nlgbl
Lov,ell'• wife Marilyn ..... In the ...
dieoce. Before . Apollo 13, wilen· Lovell
11id he planned to hanc up his apace
helmet •• tbe -!light, abe bad nid
obe ..... aJad. Tuesday nl&bl. lbe JutL
smiled.
Nixon Seeks to ·Revamp
Federal Disaster Plan
WASllING'l'Olf (UPI) -Prtsideftt
NiJOn pi-'1 tocJir . 1 ,..llnpin& of
the feden1 ~·1 dlsuter relief ops-indl ..... -lo belp local t~.uryooll . -•llP p._ty tu:
rio a.· special ~;...,., Niaon told
The new coundl will be hoaded by
tlle dimtor of the Office of Emerpncy
Prepor<dnm (OEP) wbJcb -bu
direct ..._ibility for diWJer l!aillln-
ce. Tbe council would ~ and
·spacemen ·Te11 ·-.
' Of Death Brush
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SPACll: ~ -'(AP)
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"A r1tboo-la110 llant" md nptdJy falllq
~ ... ~andetectrlcolpower
Wld the ApClllo 13 -~ were ID -trouble 3111,000 milll' hi! llome,tbe-eoaay.
""My .................... all the
tlmt,0 O:munand• Jamu A. Lovell Jr.
llld T\leld,Q'. "lt went bun •1 woadtr
wb11 tilll II 10inC to do lo tbe -landlnc' to 'I -if we can ... ~heme apln,' II
.' Lovtll, Fred W. Halle Jr. and John
L. swtiert ir. told ol tbeJr brush with
death In opac:e·durln&.• natlonally-televj>-
«I ud broodcut news coal.,.....
Tbe ..-uta llld they didn't -w11a1 cauoOcl t11e· NO. S ..,... lll)k
flt their ~ module to explode, .but
1hat they tlloutll>t the CIUle would be
--and Ncllfled ·r.r future IJlahta.
'11 r ...... that we can le! 11111 incident
over wltb Ind .can charge ~." said
U:>vell. :
. A boaicl klveoiigatlng the acddent mel
f0< the llrll time 'l'lle>day nigh~ hour>
a!Jer the boaicl dialrrnan, Dr. Edaar
M. Cortright, bad announced the names
GI the othtr member& GI the boaicl.
When the trouble lllarled, Swigert said ~ the news coofermce, "I felt •
'flbrllkin ICCGlilpanying the bong. Not
a lai'ge vibrattvn, a llhudder."
Two secondJ later, he said, "I ~d
• uiaster alarm. I transmitted to Houston• ttill wt hid' 8 problem: II '
HaJae llld tbilt aller the bang he
Lahorites Make
Gains in Britain
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-• rue! cell ...... not ~-any ampa. p • ,
"So," add Ha,lse,, "my firat tiinl
optll .... due to comlderln& tbe fact
-11111 could ..... ... rWly .... thal IUel ,.u. It allo meant by mllllGlt
ni1e1 tl>at ,.. -.!dn'I be butninf LOI
lunar orbll -and wttb 11111 .,.
proi>lem .... bad alrudy loll the -
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Judge R~jects ' . ACLU Suit .
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4.gainst 'Army
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A loderal
Judi• dJlmllsed. today • '"111 alllcillnC
the Army's rl&l>t to maklt.lill llttVeillll>co
of dlslenten and other civillml I
claaifies ai potential1 troubMmahn. ~ Jddge George Hart •lid after .• 75-
mlnuie hearing that the. American CM!
J.iberlles Union (ACLU), wblch bnJlllbl
the' sui~ had lalled ... -the Army
wafi involv,td 1n any 1unconttitutionil ff-
ttvltY or had threalened the rilbll GI
Cilliens. lie 11ld the Anny was lle<!>i!V 1 ..
fonnaUon on individuals in the aame
manner that !ll1np8pert throughout the
country mlintaln lllCh Information ill
their files. . •
Aitorneya for the ACLU nid . theJ
would appeal the ruling promptly to
1 higher federal court.
The suit IJ'eW out of a mqulnt
article by a former Anny .iottlHaenoe
, LONDON (AP) -Tit• Louis Harris offlQOI', Capt. ChristopMr Pyle. He.alle&·
Poll loday reported 1 comeback. bJ ed 'that lklce 1917,the ·Army bas -·
Prime Minister Harold Wlbon's Labor inv~pUnc· '"the poUUcal beliefs ·and
aovernmeftt. Puttinc it ahead of the • actlom of iDdividuals and .ori•ni'MklM
ConJervaUvea: for the first lime in 21/i active in the civil nghta, white
years. supremacy, black power and anUwat
The c.mservativea still led Jn the. movements."
Gallup Poll, 11ut thew Popularity droppedi A\' ACLU .att«ney, Melvin Wulf, told
one percent in the peat mo11lh. ~ court today that despite i•
The Harris Poll, publlsbed in the Daily statements to the contrary, the Armf
Expreu 1ave Labor 46 percent of the was still engaged in such aurveillanl»
electoraie, the OlnaervaUves 44 percellt on a,"very, very widtspreld" 9Clle.
and the Llberall and others the re-Pi<llesaO< Frank· Aikin of the Rlliprl
malninl 10 percent. · Unlwrsky Law School, acting for the
The Ezpress, a staunchly Conservative ACLU, said the Army emplo~ hUndredl
paper, Aid Wllaon might call a general of agents In a "diqractful" pracrara
eladlOD bl June il the trend llbown GI obtalnln( lnformltlGo on la" lllld!ni
'ill'the lluTl& Pall conliAued. cltilem,
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Cbic",I!•· • • I '
U SllllJy, children fiJld lltlle p)as-
tlc toja lft~tbolr ..,,cly stiire grab
bags In Enliand. But 7-year,old
.. .
Defermen:U: En;d,--
CofllJ'lll• be wu crutiOI by aecutlve s e
Order a·sie,r DolUaDll ~en ftderll n1pers dilul<_r,_~~ to brkl&---~· -~-1 .-·.. . . lint 1be mu!tJ!Ude GI .P,Vtrmniilt .0.
Uvilln kl the dblt!er 1ru.
at· ·Kansl}s u.
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MauNon Won! of SbUdon England, · S h b N' .• readied Into the bag lhe bOugbt for oug t y . ixon lie poillted out ht In 111119, nalul'lll · . :U:.?m::C .. •=1n·= UC Santa Barbara, Penn State Quiet After Furor tbr .. pennies and pulled out a lilUe -. ,
plastic viewer showing 22 color ' w ASlllNGTON (UPI) ...: Proaldonl damase.
aholl of nude women. Nixon ta exj>ecletl 'to aiMa. c.ocress
1 • 'lllilredly of plans lo do IWIY with
'lbe ""'1deDt urpd ~ and
e1tenllon bf a NDl1bV of acUvltie1
The Wert Virginia Deportment of Highwc~s is hatting a hard
time k<.piftg up will\ the J1111<1·
es. They erected a sign' ra.t year
1MtDlng th< locotion of the com-
munity of 06 Joneses". Thett Moe
dn.ce learned_.. however, that the
town ceaaed to ui.rt 1Dhen lta
lcati resident closed up hil atore
and left in 1917.
• SidMy Gendars, who bu c:rooa-
ecl the Atlantic In a rowboat ualng
a scboolcblld's aUas a• a chart,
landed In Antigua recenUy and
qulppid, 111 only came by Antigua
by accident, really. I came for a
drink of water." He left after a
rest-saying he would stop In Mia-
mi or 140De of those places."
some kinds of dtall dof"""°"ta, illlornled
aourtell aid today. ~
The aources said NilOD also Would
..._ to eon.,_ in 1 apecial mll'I,.
cttaUon ultimately of ID aU.vol1111teer.
army -but not by the mi~ 1971 date
recommended by a special presidential
comnUMion.
1be awrcts md Nixon is expected
to Betk adjuatmenta in pre 1 en t
delennenta and may recommend that
oCcupaUOllAI deferments be ellmlnated
In tbe future to make all meJl equally
auacepllble to the draft under tbe loltuy
syatem.
Nixon can wipe out BOme defelnMlltl
by ~ecuUve order. Actloa on ltudent
deferment& must come from Cqn&reaa. ·
'Ille Pmident la upec:tod to aeek
ellminaUon Of new peUtionl f o r
defermtntl baled on u tndlvldual'1 COQ•
ienUon that it la In the "111tloilll health,
safety and int.emit" foe them to remain
in the clvtlla1,. jobL
· aJnady Wried on by federal qencies
to belp -· and JOcailtler. 'Ille key n<w jlfVVlalmo 1111 that the Jl'l'!On.-o! be au-to loin mooey
at favorable intereet · ratie. to local
pvemmenll whk:h llitlll> ~Ivy Jos1es
in property taxes bicaUlt ·of a major
diaulA!r.
The Nlam admlniltr"'"'° bu been .Jivinc lniensive sluclJ to.~ relief
· operaHons sinct the ~ butTicane,
camille, struck the 'Gtilf lut year.
Tbere was ·~ ctlliclalil al· terward of confUaion In tbe ptw uiueut'a
respoble. .
'lbePrealdent-~ to ea·
panel !actlllloe for apnldil!I ldVIJ!C<!
wont GI Jmlillnent dlqlien to gel futer
w1mini lo midenta GI tile Olldulertd
areu, particulirl)' the poor. one upect
ol this -be • baller COllllllunlcallons aervtoe •to lbe llrlcllon rqkllll so that
friend• and 1'llUfta ""'*I pt qulckar
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Snipers fired rlfle ~ at firtmen
and police Tuesday nJcbt ..... the
Univenlty of Kanan campus J n
Lawrence, Kan. Tw~ lbw were Rt and
11 perlOns were arrested, but National
Guardsmen and Sieie TroOpen prevenied
new major outbreW of 'violence.
At PeMl)'lvlnla Staie University in
University Park, fa ., 3,000 alud<ntl
marched acroa Uie campus after a
m .. tlng Tu<aday night to discu11 the
put wek of vlolenl pnotesta. Tbe nlgbt
remained peaceful, bowtver, despffe the
arrt:tt of ef&bt studtnls earlier. A force or l80 state TroOpen in riot ,.., who
had mobilized tarller began 1eavln1 the
campus.
Both areaa were quiet early today.
Calm allo prevailed In the l•la Vista
student commqnlty near the uruverslty
of California at Santa Barbara, where
II -i• bave been .-since 'lllur ..
a•y and ooe studtnt was kllled by rlne
fire. A curfew Wat lifted Tue!lday, and
lh!...,only um11Ua1 occurrence during the
night wU ·the discovery of a crude
bometnlde tinlebomb in 1 trub can
a block 1w11 fro!ll the temporary branch
of the Bank of America, the recent
target. 9f firebop;iblng and window
amalhin( atllcil!.
Thousanda GI people from the Yale
Univeralty _,.unity -gathered in
a rallf TU~ at New Haven, Conn.,
planned to "close down" the achool with
a atrikt! today to demonstrate their aup-
port for the 14 Black Panthers awaiting
trill in 11111 city on dilrges of kidnaping
and murderln& a Panther who btcmne
a pOllct informer. A majority of more
than 4,000 people who met on the campu1
shouted their support for a !trike, but
it was bnpossible to tell bow many
were studenta. .
AcUng qainst the Kansas dilordtn,
Gov. -.i B. Docking Qldeo<d an JI.
boor curfl'W that ended ~t • a.m. today.
The scaltered· i!nlper lire broke out -
firemen and police neared ~two flnt
set In the sJreet Juat northeast ol tllo
Lawrence campus. One fire t:iwt wu
hit by three bullets but DO one W ..
injured. Many falae fire alanm lllao
were called in during the nf&ht. ·
There were 2Z5 National Guardamen
and rflore than 30 sta~ troopers on
standby alert on the perimeter of the
city o! 55,000. 1be rlDe fire ce.,ecl
Witen they began patrols.
'nle Ul'livenity of Kansu camp1s wa
quiet, with all-night IJUII'ds ih f.Vfll'f
building. A fire 111 In the student union
building caused $2 mUUon worth of
d21111ge Mond•y ni,hl
Police used tear raa to dilpene a
gang of black youtha Tuesday near
Lawrence 1lllb Sdlool, where much GI
the ·trouble began Monday, Tbe hllfl
1ehotll ha1 rejected a list pf denandl
from Neero students, but authortiles
were uncertain about the root c-
ol the rioUna.
STATI TROOPER CARllllS ROCK THROWING DISSIDENT TO WAITING llUS
Rlot-....ty,Pellct face Ylolont ConfNnlatlon en 'Pann1ytvani1 Stat• C•lllll" Campu1
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President N~on appirently
hopes , to defuse Vietnam ·as
a political . issue .in the. 1,70
elec~ wltb his.surpr~ ¥· .nounee,me.n_t....ol troo.p
with41'awats spa~ing a year".
i Virtually• up to the ?QOment
•Nixon went on the air Monday
night, , the . ·widespread ex-
~tat.ion iil Washiligton was
i'or another presidential troop
,pullback announcement Cover-
ipg a period of a few months,
sJtnllar' to his) s~ing ,,sioce
the withdrawals , sfarted laat
June. -~-
Wilh his new 15o,OOO-,mon • \
return order, Ni,on is still '
bringing the boys home from •
Vietnam at about the Me
PIC:l . as ·before but •~ next >
stage would not have to be '
announced until next spring.
While Nixon tert himself
room to announce a further
pull-out closer to the
November electiOns -"we
shalt' , wiQ>draw more than .
150,000 'over the next year if
we · make progress on. the
negotiationg front" -he may
have figured that: '
-He would be accused of
·manipulating for political gain
with an announcement during
campaign time.
· -Whatever announce1Pent
he,.;made then..w<Jl]d'..be_at-
tacked by antiwar critics as
not enough. With 1 a 150,00G-
man figure out now, his si.Jp-
portef's could at least cite an
in-process grand ' total ~ I
2115,000 withdrawab -about
half the Gls ,,out• in Nixon's
first·two )'.ears . , seD. F.diliund S. Muskie-, the
Democrats' 1968 choice for
vice president, p~Uy made
plain· he is not dropPing .Vlet-
ttaril as an .issue and put his
finger • on what bids to be
a key Vietnam argument in
'the 1972 presidential7campaign
preliminaries next year.'
ti Maine ·senator sa!CI Nix-
bn's itatement suRgesls "that
beginning sometin;le n e-~ t
spring, our troop levels in
South Vietnam will level off
•t .. tOmeUting Uke 2M,OOCP"for
an•tftdeflnite perioil." 1 '• •
" The issue.of'how-maily-shall-
~y-on In V,ietnam indeed
comes closer with each pull-
back'. A year hence, assuming ne more progreSSt' at the
n egotf'atlng table than'
hitherto. Nixon..will-be laced. -'-
with a decisiOn on cutting into
what sonie believe is a hard
core minimum of 200,000 or
so Gls still needed to ~revent ~ Vietnaln's being Ove~
run.
U.S. military leaders are
already dubious abou~ the
PrHiderit's withdrawal pace.
'Ihe Joint Chiefs of Staff have iecommended a delay,· and
many senior officers were
surprised by Nixon's ~rge
commitment. ·
won.en's hf;.·shalle
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Black }ricot ed'"'1 daatio·wailt ud legs. Whi1I! md
brights; sizes 5 to 7. . ..,.
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Comforl't built inlo evtl)' ti.out llOttOD amu upper
and cushioned jnsole; west's tM feature oC the thick
PVCsoles: Women's,gitls'anddllldr9'»sir.-.
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cdimolcs,110lHkid-s..JO, · PL
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straight leg panf.'J. Contour waist ·i>acl<zip with blltton·tab. N'...est-·~·-'--'
solid shades. Pn:iportion aiz.es aver ..
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r~ andtwicc11~N~aoC. ll&W lease on·thc Joot ·afyourtiathroom! Good-
, pol"9t« flbedj1f. c:ottoa. com-.w'i1hcor:ded tdp.. • ·~.oougft to u1e in oti.rroom1t too.'W•h--
1 Tttese officer:s do not 59are
Nixon's con{~ence~ which he .
expresse<t more strongly f!lap
ever before, in the rate . at
which South Vietnam eSe
forces will be able to take
over the combat: Nixon said
his ''far-reachirig
decision ••• is based enureiy
on the proP"ess of our Viet-
n'.amiut,ion program." ,
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Nixon sounded a theme that
may· be beaid again in 1912
when he said "America has
never been defeated in our
proud 190-year history and we
shall not be defeated in Viet-
nam."· He also pledged again
an "eventual, total withdrawal
of American troops" without
fixing a deadline.
Sm.~~ D. Alken (R· Vt.);.:~ &~·on;ls •ln ·faet :!
follOwlng Aileen's publici!ed ·•
forJnull (of 'f ' .Vietnam sOlu-: 1 tioQ. -i cjec\aft vidory and ' i
get _~~: ' •
Whether< this is ·l!,n -·apt r
d,elcription 'Wiii qot be pro•ed I by,~ eieetfOn Jimlil 1l91f aJl(I . '• ~nil by 1971. ,While t}le I , t&O,..... ·"tltAdra:taJ is ~ ~ d~ 11 lrr1versible,1 Nix-·~ On ~ ~ ofleli dlOreollo< •.
and ....,. 'lDlfl ~sit/th ; ..
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'lbe lirtut riianetiVtrs 111
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Jl1'0ll"S1 . Jn the Mediler-
ranean,'Norwegian and Philip-
pine ,.., and the North Atlari'
tlc -and Indian oceans. the'
D<f<nae liepartment said.
· 'Ibo· -.,gon said tbet for
lhe' fin! time the helicopt«
canter Lelingrad has sailed
Into the Atlantic. It 'said two
~ of Srwi.t ships may •
meet iln the Philippine Sea
where they are expected to
begin anUsubmarine W8;"fare
exercises.
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lfolP.!llll of111;1a11 Vic Alldmrl and Edward L. 01· ,,.., :ile.ir~ C.•1md!f,HNpllal 11114·8addl ..
lllilt CollllDallU1 l!Oopllal; ...... iN!de 1111•.impt'I~· ' . .we p~ belore the Jtin. health planning aulh' eri=llt Sadaiento last W.. ' ' I . · · ~ ..,,,,; \VI ts•of $t.7 n\illlOn and
$1.1 · wpectiveJr,\~ir<bQIP!tals. Ad«ed .~ t-:r this .........,11 tile biggest aw.ard of bosp1tal ·e.. made Iii Orange Collpty, l~aloo"'t-sents.
the total omouat of Hill-Barris lundS .award.a ·1n Iha
state tilts time around.
In short, Andrews and Olsen conv~ their liaten·
ers that the need for greaUy augmented bos~tal ser·
vices in the South County ana was vezyTeal, and that
their coonlinatecl comtructlclll plan would meet th! neecl
in a proctlca1 and economical maDDer.
For Boulb Coast CommUnity Hospital, the grant
-an Immediate ro-attead for impre11lve plans to
build the hospital lllto a 300-bed institution to serve the rro•lne Soulb .County .populalion • .' . . .• . ..
'l'tae ~ ex:parulion program will cost $6 million,
but aomo SI milllon wu collected in the last fund drive,
wblch uafortanalaly wu itymied by a turndown of the
hooJ>ltal'1 requffl for needed federal funds. Now that
1,.--tbfle funds are forthcoming, the money collected can \ be'P!'l lllto '!II ~te ~Dltructlon program.
• Funds to complete lb( project will have to be pro-
\'lded by the comm11Dlty. .
· ', Tiie Slldclleback .Community Hospital In Leisure
·World will be a brand new, ~bed facility, serving the
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-•14 JD San. Clemellte will soon see the world
.. the pollCI patrolman -It Oil Ilia beat.
They uted.for Iba lll'lvllale of lmclentandln.f the
police officer: No lldulls ioqht 1hlm out lo participate.
ipJtead, the' '.l'OUlhl, ·an lnltll1 committee of 215, san
· Clemente·l!lgh .. !kbaol itudolltl, wed for cltypermia-·
slon to ride with patroWnc police.
Three other Orange Cout·cltlea already have start-
ed the·plan. Most of them, ·lllltr munlc1pal officials
drafted the ldeu, thon asltod the lludllits lo join.
All tllree progr1m1 -In Lasuna Stach, Newport
Beach and Costa M"a -are_, well.
San Clemente'• ia expected lo 'be the distillate of
the best aspects of the .lbtto, polle• adminlllrators
pledge. '· ' ~. '
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more than 40,000 in the past five years, there's
t of the need in that aru.
And with the obvious oner,.llC cooperiiii0n of the
city's teena1ers in helpln( plan the progrOJll. !lie ac-
tivity will serve a ,UM6il purp_oae If It hllpo 11!1 youth
learn about the mon btillnd flit bedle-and vice versa.
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· It will, of Coiirse, need substantial support from
dOnalloDI, but J!lal1I are to complete the project in
tllree yaars.
There is no better>way for a youDf "~llOll lo und'er-
stand the·conctpl of law en!oreemeiit lb,all to' •it It in
action.
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lbUI, ~ speecb la 1ICll -·lo 1•beCl;:-:.i11 la fne; aoly -It ..
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'Cll 1kd11, ,..... tlum<111f commiukn:
., Volaln pal II Ion( ..,, "Every 1D1D
.. aulllJ of all u.. """' bo -~ do;~. . . . ~·•' . '
The dlld difference be-ihe j,.;r'
and Ille presellt la thal In u.. put • !DID
llol ~ tducallon and thotl·""'t Cllll lo U..
-1d lo apply II, wber<u In U.. present
• mu nquirel more education in keep.
Ing ms top of bis job thu ho need<d for
obtainllllL • • • ' One lhlnt • husband !Inda hard lo
ondentnd l! how a wire who "hasn't a
lhlnl lo wear'' lo a party will try on llx
dlflert.I -· be! ... cominC lo that --• • • • Protr• ii wonderful -before the m«b.....,l ap, -le used to nm lJJlo
· , debt; -Ibey ride lllOUDd In IL • • • •
Pubtc ollldals, from U.. Prealdent
clowm, wllo pay lnceuant allenlioQ lo
polll and lrends ought lo pay more at-
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Dear
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'Human· M.ilk .Still Idel!l, ,J?r~f~rred~,
. -• .J ' '• . ' . some Lqunanl ..... to ha .. lbe
!du tbe hippie problem ii OUl'I 'alone. It'• a World-wide pbenome-
. pon from N"' Yori lo London lo
'tokyo lo llerRley. Polke llale re-
pmalon tin' U.. answer, Better
education coald be.
To tbe F.ditor• . Iii• and behavlo,r ""'Id c:ontribul• to Ii~ ukt1 .w~. by U.. lluulao
. lam very diltraMd bytbl liftl1inll out every tOnn of youthfQI mental illMsa and ! ~~·Party East Germany,
oftbopmoocoofDDTla.-ln!lk!or IBllneu, ·;I JPolalld aid · ovakl1? All -
an uample of -pollution. ~, ADELE MARJl-1 people wanted :..*freedom. What ~
Tbla Ila --I.a a _, •of ',.. d1-n'aglng b t the J\uJilaa Como
m11-and wlD -be -In !tie , , ( munllt Party is su portini wars of q.
-Teac:IJ.la m ·April IS at Llltn1 trom rtodln er< tDe!rom<, ,-Cotltf•Nfllf' F'9•t grysion lhrougbout tbe w<l(ld and tho
...J. D. D. local uahtlaitlta. As a l'llUlt. m1Q' NorMCIUJI writer1 ihould com:iq IMir To the Editor: / ultta liberal wing of the Democratic Par-
mothln bave -palcbd lalo U-.,.._, l1o 300 tDO!'ds "' .!cu. Th< One of our early palribla believed IY' wants us to s(op sponcllng 'mOOoy on ::to:::rt:,;:~~= ~=-.11ee1111at ::::_.~~=.!:t,:.Jrt: that·bll ~was miic11 more im, ::3~~:1:;:.n::.~;:£
by fOClllinc m -_,. tbey ore not krl -illd .. llQM!lilrc · -· ~ I.a .. ~ than hla life and that In C011Clusio11, wJien' tbe RussiaD eom.
· aoly !ripMDlq _.. llot also '"V,-..,, ~-;-·bit-, .~be-"":,;tc!:'~\~, ~ ~ munist Party ~ ;lrying I.a eoiiquer
l<nlioQ lo w1'slm a-tii11'1 warnlnl ::..~~ :;-.,::-.:I: :W~':t.4"'~~~~-=-~ qnics !l.eor ullon believe that !Udi · !:.!°'~ebrpi\:"·.=· ~.!% ~
oommeat; '"Ille nation will find 11 very bee..., ,,_ 00 ,__ -· mw'> loocl Iii , :.. ""Umealf iru valid a couple, of hundred . military establishment. ~ilo, "* hard to loot up to the 1uden who are -6 -.-t .t" , .'"l. .;· yen=· bit.* .$1Ch btliefg are "-1 of ... ..r t~ their~ to the lfOUDll.'' bUt c:ontllllae to. tpl'IJ huiaall food'-, J .!· :'.: ... 1 ..• obloletl ~modem times. Yet, there ~~ end .UP with a na1>111D uD -, -.;.~ • •• • DDT. A lilt ol-foodl no·11:1111r llpl'I~ "·· ~,. ~ , , tiiougboutthe Id that neroes. _ .i. 1 -Sucoeistal -1e -~·Id ahr-N--...Wd be mor. bome!lc:laf tJian ..... a hellt alta<t at an -•a siiilb"'-17 are ......., ,.c,_ li ':"'...'... lo , , . HARRY B. McOON,...D JR: one bobliy ,.:;-ciO.;;'...n ,t".:;;;;,Pij 1llOlldlnf no ,brHJlfeedlns. Bottle 1laiiloo --1d;,au .till "'9 llt.alill ·Wi·~ · are --~ ve1 .,.,g
lol'eiiiliiil-ll:.. --• veathaiabW'-lnooa mull IO., IOlid food ---ride·~~~~ __ lnf~m.
.,.._.. ., bruatlad bobiea, se nrildlinl lo Ibo 'llGI-·-""""1-" illfl.CliirresB· . c\. ' mE FDlsT PLACE that comes lo
kind.of ...... 00.. DOI l\lll'&lllee lit-Ue ti Dot .a 1atlalacl0ry -· It_. ...nill-bio,"t:> . ~ milld ii the llorlln Wall and !he fact 11l1111fllt1 ID -...., of lhoucbl"'""" an fllrV WMla. • .. , . , ~· that. uy i;;ast Gmnan wbo trios to
tion. · • ; • 'ro AILAY THE fun ol -.S belaC,.....,. oft~ hlo 'iiDIJ .~'AI', """P",lo b'e9clom.had better be good
T Im 111 · '"' __ t_, brealtfeecllJW or conslderin:{.lt, I include tenUtill becaUlt of. poUutlort. k1
., ! · and .tuci..·, ~,._ _ _!,_e he or she. wlll
· ,._.,. .g •-1 • l)'llem by a quote ~ Dr. H-•-~ ~-r, N•blJc ., °""""~ Whiab .i-...J lDccmveni uuw ... ~~ um: -Did you _ know that U you are an ,· i>e .;i,ot in the back. How about the -~ ~· · ences are u-health direct.or of OU Part, IUIDoil tftd American. male between 30 ud"'tO yon riation of Israel that was set up by
pedllnly tranlformed .into com P 1 ex t editor of Qild and FamllJ Quarterly of qe tbt odds are l iD to y~'ll suffer the United· Nations and mll!t fight to "'-~• ~~b us· feel richer -speaking for La Leche Leque'1 Medk:li from nne sort o( heart attack? 'UMve tl1' qgreuive war that is being wbllt"" ~I • ~· Advisory Board: '"This cbup bM beta Dr. P1ul Dud1eJ White bas Slid, 0E1:~ llDpc:.t: cm them . by the ·Arabs 'with
' carefully imesti11ted and 1 e ad In I ercbe of the mu!Cles is as aeential lo tbe DflfalMnl 111pport ot the Russian
"Ille only :lie ·I am PIUl.ai io 1111 in-aatbo1111a .., DDT In food ml broul tbe health of man u Is ~!i"I· ii~ Cominulllsl Porty. t.t us .. t fCl"got
orme tu retura," -~ ~ fr;kal 11 lach milk hne been unanJl!V!OI in concfUdmc and the use of the Jn-ala. Outstanchng thole that drown while trying to escape
yesterday, who has ·a wife and four thlt present day human mUt for the m.. reuons for a hurt 1ttact are physical from the' Cuban Commu.ist Party in :_00.\::j0~ ~C~~· ~ m)'l<li rant when available nmalm tbe ldul inl<tlvtty, 1ncre ... In ... 1g11t and im· bo .. that sank Ju!! , few mlnutoa
• • • and preferred food for 1Df111tl. proper cilel after hitting 'open water.
"What bu been for~" ecntinued I beUtve television watching also plays Their ak1nr may be yellow or brown to~~:f°~~:'::e: Dr. Ratner, "ii that When Dr. Gmn a sreat_part ln keepln& a·chila inactlve but the Jlltriotl of South Vietnam, Lam
Lofrolh, the SwedlJb lozlcoJolill, first ph)'llcally ud montaliy. and Cambodia are just ., bra Vo and
time: and when ~e have made all the calledattentiontotheprwnceel.DDl'M Dldyouknowdurlnganaverageyeara dedicated to freedom as any <lf our ::~e ~::per=.'r't1re into 1 brtut milk in the pt.per he .UVlftd at cblJd I to U w1tchel televiilon l ,MO anceston that gave up their li ves in
• • • the COoference of Wllcawl0 Natural hounbutattadrtc:hoolfor•tiours? the Revolutionary War. Tbe North Viet.
Re.t0urces in May t•, -ht made It By 11, a clllld. ~· ••tclled television namese pitrloti are also bri.ve but they A at answer may tura away Wr1th,
but only a loud 11111Wer tuma off <Urios!QI. .
emphlUcally clear in tbat nmt llafie.. 21,800 hours and attended . school for are the oppreaors that woold not be
ment tblt despite the ipreMDCe of DDT ' U.OOI .hours. Perhaps Wltcbiu IO much able to fiiht an 1ureyive WJI' without
'human milk when avaUabJe ii superior telmdon bu caued the bttteJ: 1'arvest of the suppUu givea to them by the Russian
to fonnuJ1 milk.' "' alienation, frustration, o_ymdsm and Communist Party.
· ~Must Be a Remo•' ,
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Legislative Crackdown "In a 1ubsequtnt Jdttr," Dr. Ratnlr 1adllm. ~ boun of paislve ei:posure · .
addo<l; "Dr. Lofroth llated, 'Wllb our lo fllllo aad desradlnl models of bumu DO YOU REMEMBER about ali U..
present sdflllllfk: tnowlod&o, the 1111eral
ad\'ke Is that Ibo pol!tlve ef!ecla of lbe
human milt prepoodlrate Oftl' tbe
nogau .. sides of Ill~ can-
DICK Sll.\W
"1 JAMES E. WllETMORE
Realtor
llitlt Dblrk:I
If tllb ls the "Year of the Dog" to the I a.-, It mmt be tho "Year of tile
ca .... 1wr" lrl tbe Legislature. for u I me:•••!fld before ln tltiJ column a rub of
me• es amcemlni c:obmmet JW'O"
I =·"'"~ --Ibis 'lbia' ii cleaplle tho fact that Cllifor·
nlani already hav. on tbe sta!IM boots
the blll Ian In tbe nation to prntect the
cemu:mer ud the hcmest bu.Uelsman.
AJ aD eumple of new legisl•tkm on· the
tubjed, frlduleot !ravel promoten •ore
Ille target under a blll lntrocb:ed by a
' coll ...... at Ille roquoat of .lbe Stale A~
tome)' General's office. I
IJNDD THE pnipooed ""' law, travel
lpr..-s would be ttqUired lo pl1c:o to
permit of tbe money """lved far lir
f.ravtl .ta truJ& wJtll it ts forwarded to the
air carrier, ud i.mtorm tr1veler1 on rt-
' quest """" llielr -Is being held In -1111 what air carrier ii being Ulod.
,,_ ~ '""1id alao "" pro-
lilbiled 1.... --charter fl!ghta urUe9 Oaere ii a u:ub ICt with an air car·
rler f« -• f1llbl, and lo .-. pro-
mptlr 11111 -paid by ptOljlecll .. ... .-11 Ille WCbl la cucelod. '11111 .... .....,, of_.. .. trlftl
apllll .... "'**"' ...... ""' air ! lloea. ftor an eampl, &lace I.a lbelr -Iba--.. IW* lo pmldo Ille ..-paid Jor by lrawlara.
rr 11 s nm._.., a.nr1 of.
flee baa -fraud Ill -low.c:oal 111..i plw lo .. a pe:•loot pnblem In I Oil-. 'lldo ""'""""'· -.11 aimtd :.~:::-==-=~~=-=':: . I •
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legitimate travel apncies in the stlte.
My colleague said Callfomt. tra.elen
· hive been stranded In foN!Icn countries
because tbe lravol promoter hu not paid
tbe carrier for the return trtp, In many
Clltll, the lengthy lists of av1ilable
'fllghla cil'<ulated by lf1ls typo of travel
))l'OIDOters are wbolly flct!Uou1. 'Ibey uae
tbe moner and tben dllappur ...
AN0'111ER BILL. which would mike
ued auto dealert chooee bet w e en
repossession or a lllit to reaMr"for non.-
payment, has already received ccm-
. m!ttee 1ppm"81. •
Under pretent law dealtn In both new and used cars can rep:>Mu the vthkle
and then '"' for a ddldoney Judgmtnt,
while sellen of other claseea: of merdan-
dlae may do «>e or the other, but not
both.
Th< pt-1 law would not apply to
·new can, "ltnee-new car dealetF \e:IWled
that tbe mollllc deprodaliCll of·..,. car
values u IOOD 11 they 1t1 10ld jusUfia
ddlden<1 judpnontl as . wtll. u
repDI 7 tloo.
STILL ANCITllU bll1 ii aimed at -w """'"111ng !inn• who .are pruenlly
.,ill111 cooflclelllJal finlllclal ..iormatlon
obtained from dltnts. n.. lnformalioQ Is
presumably being utlllsod by ·-IMO' ·-.n to apprucb pr-qvo lllmforl
wllb financial bactcniund alru/17 I.a
hand.
Eftryont wUI agree, 1 am sure, tb.?t
aovemment hu 1 proper 111d Vital role ln
protecting consumer laterestJ.
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Enrele• I• Essntfal
ToU..Bdllor:
I bello" If pomiil could loo!< far
•aoa&ll -Into tbelr -·· u ... there might be .. vm1 thlnp Ibey -Id
•llmlnale.
Finl, I'd lite to Wt about tbe plUIUl'O
ridln( of motoreyclos, tnll blliu and d~ buqt~ Balda btlll( eOllly tnd
nolly, !My are ~· In ao llll1IY . way?.
II 1"' knew your boy would die of
Quotes
&Im CW., TV vtmm·eatMJI I t,
" e.a: • C.••••• aa~ tt ~·· ~ fjP'rtlldml Niia II wall M-villd not lo ltltgrapla ..., atop alone
Ibo wiJ of (troop) wllbdrawal, jut u It
would not bl "'" for a boUllfllld .,.,,..
-lo 1all 1111 plu "' actloa. •
o.rif IMJ, M.D., ra All -••one
thlq al -II heWnlnt: """ H Ibo <Umllt ecaloglcaJ eancom la a lad at
leut -ca1alnly' 'do exc:o! at •pondin(. Jll'llt deal of llmt and 1!IOll01
on lada.''
'The Carreta'-Vivid, Moving Novel
It la lrnPublo "1o explain why "Tho
ean.ta," a viYtd ml movio1 nav.I by B.
Tri-Ila nol IPPoarecl In this toonlry
until now. It wu publllbld lD Gtrml!'ly
in ll30, IDd in J!:naland 1 ho r t I y
tberulter.
'"lbe Carreta" is one of Tr1Wn's siJ:
0 jqle novels" that dult with human
upec:ta of Ibo 1110 Mexican revoluUoo
qalalt lbe Dlu npne. Ellcept for •tM
Robellion of the Hanpd" (!IA), 1IOl1e of
lboM boob, all wria.it In tbe llllOs, has
~ In an ~an edlllom. Wh!cli.
mU.. one_, about u lndusllY that
· clllms tt ls 1lw1y1 lllU'ddn& IDCI «:Im"
pelln1 for good "'" l1dlm.
"Th< Camta" 11 nol·aoly Pd fiction;
It ts the bolt B. Tl'I ... u .... .....i .•
boot that pulls a readlr l.alo .m notlc
Mexican rural baotwaah of I ball -
tury ... and· l.alo • --~
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DnrGeqo:
I've had -dales -Ibis 1111 and all I htp btorq Is
tbe ,,._ tllal .be It lilt oCllct
wolf. -I Mop ... datilll hlm!. T. G.
Dear T. F.:
If you lllD haft lo uk after
-dales If bo'a a wolf, I would lmqlnt 11'1 portedl1 .,. lo teep '
dallnc him. (Or ti THAT 1'1\11'
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(Send J<1Uf problem lo Geor,.,
proloalonal ...nywart do IUJ•.)
' ColwnbiG In lia simplicity.
Tl\A VEN, THE mysterious writer who cMtd lut year ·in Mu.I.co, arrived in
Chlapas, tM 'soutbelnmost ptovlnco of
Muico, in the mid-1t20s. Thil is a region
laced by mountains, sub-tropical valleys,
plains and ilnlla at·hardwood. Traven
&icum<ated much of tbe bard life the1'!
In bis fiction. ("Tiii Tre"""' cl tbe SJe<.
Tl ·Madre" la plarod In tbe Sierra M~
de Ollapas)! ·
' A "carretl" h the· oi:odrawn cart in
-pouants haul, freight '"°"' Ibis Nged tertain. In tbe novel we meet a
c~o, Andreu Ugalde, ol pure ln-
dlu atock (tbe T"1tal tribe), probably a diae<ndant 'of Miyi... .. ---...
I While l'raV"1 ll\ldo mUCh al tbe hard
Ufo oi lbe cartdr(ver In lbe novel and 8"
le!npted to suuesi the JIUn'ln&$ of ' moluOon. this ls t.uenti?lly 1 love story.
11 1o11on .u1aida'1 -P "' a """"-" sirl and lbt probloma of love lo a c:u11ur,
of pov.rty where moat _. had no
-bul •hra)'• could aflord flmr<l"lu f .. ID lmporlant floalL
• liMn:r. OBRllVllD and ..-~ed
the Cfllapu rural Ill• with the dedlcatloo
cl u anlhn>~ evu Ibis 'd!annlng -tOve 1l.MJ. And> btcau111 he was ·very
mud! tbe pa'ilphlole<r In hla flcllon,
Traven WFI never at a Jou for an ironic
.J
C<lmment: "It may· well h1ppen that. ti
paradi!e real!Y exists, and II the IMO'
letarian finally gets Iii.,., ho will find Iha
very same persons auted at the table u
they have already Sldmtned the crtai:p
from life on earth." · .
It hll laken this f~!Ustorlc.( novel a
loog time to reach us. Now· 11, Is heri
read it. And Clthers of the "jung)e novels;:
as tbey are issued, one by cne, by tht
small Nl!lv Yiitlr'b®~ of 'Hm'1Ml'iiiji
''Government,'' "'Ibe March to
Coaballand," "The Troia," "'Ibe Generll
From"'t:he Jungle;" and· 1 new ediU. of
'"l'l)o Rebellion of tbe Hflll"d." t WUllamllapa
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. Wednlidall, April 22, 1970
Tli< tdttonol P"O• Of Ult llailr
, Pilol (•<kl to mt°"" Clftd .-
ulal< ,.-. bv pre,,,.inio uu.
rirwapol)<r'1 opl1lloM end ...,.
, ~ "" IOpla of, lntercll
aM lil/ftl~. "' ~ • fonJin fM ii.. ......... Of
ovr roa<l<t'I' apl..,.,, ond l>r
Pl'<'"'~!lg thf dlW[H ......
point. of ln/orm<d obmwn
and apak<....,. on lof>lcl •I lb< <1ov.
Robert N. Weed, Publlaher
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Uaa~le to ~· a go of It in Norwalk, Ohio, the Fussell Oliver family left ~lr home m a covered wagon to seek their fortune in the Wes~ ij,ke the
pfo""rs of the )Qt century. With $14 iri' cash and a 3().day supply of food for
his Wife and four chilclr~ Oliver smd, 11l'µi going to work my way West."
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2 Apologize;_ Grenade Blast-Hurts 21
Seale .'Case In Middle East Warfare~
Strife Eases By Ualted Preu lnt.ernaUon•l
A terrorist han grenade In-NEW HA VEN, Co!Vl, (UPI)·-ju red 21 persons, lncludl111 six
With apok>giea accep~ and... Chfiean tourists. in Nablua on
c®i.mpl chargeuobseqllenUy •,the occuplad west .bank of
1 ...... 1..__. agalm:t two Blick J ordan today. Israeli troops "'vt',,_, . ' dueled ICl'OSS the "eastern and Pan~r1, the bail }lelfina: of western tronts wlth Arab
Panther party chalnnan l!j)bby forca. .
G. ~le resumes today in an 'ln'Tel Aviv, lhe newspaper
~ lea charpd With ~ called on the Israeli t4in.ikin. eovemment to a)»andon Ill
nflllal lo use the woiil'
Seale ls charged with the "Withdrawal" in p u b 11 c
ldcloapl"I and murder of Al,. stai.mem on a possible Mid· Rickley,~. bf New York City, die East settlement. ·
a felloy Pantlltt who reported-Three of the Chilean t011rilt1
Jy bad turned police informer. were ,rdeased afer mtdlcal
Jle wu .11:¥t.ed a one day con-t r ea tt m e n t . The other
UmaDct ;l'Ut.sdly to confer c a s u a I t J e s were Arab
wlth,_._11!' aitorneY., Charles Gar-passengera and .,pasaertby. ry, W. artJved Crom San Fran-Nabtus ill 32 miles nortli of
Jerusalem.
lor COurt JOO,e Harold An Israeli spokesman said
M; '!"Y dropped eontempl the terrorl!t hurtad a grenade
...... aild m-month jail ,... al a bus as II rolled through
-,~ ~ cqalnst two-Clock-Square-this morning.
Puthtr offlcets. bavJd HU· Israeli poll~ and • security IJlftl al)ll'Elmer bOuglu. forces llOalad off the &quare
Tiie two,, Gr Olkland, apolo-and picked up 1 e v e r a I lilOd 'Iii the i;<!!ri for "lnvol. 1uspecl1.
untary .contempt." Seale stood In Amman, a Jordanian
by mid sidd It had not bttn ~eaman said Jor~anlan and
tlielr lntenl lo d1'rupl lhe pro-liraell. troops fought with
ceolllngs but lo "try and mail> Jbacblne guna a""" the
_&ait.~ul assembly." Jordan River about one mUe
"I'm iadeed pleated to see north of Ult Dead 'Sea thla .
tJMft~,wn1 be no YMre inter. :n'lomlng. He Aid there were
rvpUcril,'' said Mulvey, ap-no Jordanian casuaJtlel.
puutly 'referring to a scutne An Israeli spokesman 1aJd
1ut .'Wffk lo court when the one IsraeU soltUer was wound-
twe Panthers were cited in ed in a batUe with Egyptians
c:or:iftnpL along the 50lllhem sector of
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the Suez Canal. Tbr.et·....._
were wounded In be 1 v 1
artillery doel• on thl -
frool 'Tutlilay nllhl -
.respoadecl lo_ the llbellllll liY
sendilll ill plar,. to , a!iocl;
Egyptian posi&QI fer ...n
than an hoW'.
Tunney Kin
Trial Slated'
CHESHAM, E111tanct (AP)
--Joan Wilkinson, daughter
of former ·world be1vywetght
boxing champion Geoe Tun-
ney, was ordertd tQday to
stand trtal al Old Balley Crim-
inal Court in LondQn on the
charge of murderlni her hlli-
band.
Mrs. ·WllkJnson. ~'°· 1J_t sllenUy during the lG-minll&I
hearing ln Chesbam M1atl-
trates' Court. Later she WIS
driven back to Holloway Jail,
London, in a prison van with ·
the blind,, drawn.
She i.. charged with the
bludgeon murder of her 31·
yeer-old husband, Lynn WU.
klnsoo, on Easter &o'Jda)' at
their renlcd coontey • colllll•·
Her brolher, Jay Twmly,
said at lbl lime of blr amn
that hi• -and ber· blpple-style INsband had been. U•
tremely happy tD1•tlltt.
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Inquiry by • specli) nv .. m""I"
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Should lhe \>'•oi refuse to
send the 1'e!9lutjon 10 the
noor ,.a second reaoluUon call-
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(:,ubqn Troops Comb . Hills
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MIAMI (AP) ~ Cuban
troops co'"1>ed lnounlalnoul
Ortente PrfJlflboe for a.n-u,.-. i'alder1 !Oday
whtle a. 'mlll\ollt exile group
In 111am1: ""'1-.i u .s. aid
and ·ollldal. -1Ullll that
the Ctml9*111tJ• ·hl&nd la in I
1ta~ ti war.· . ,
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UM, caJlod Alpha I( old the
l'fOUP wa dDal'dlPC 11tll tht ~ moral.and ~!trial support,, fur the twO-piroaaed
invasion mounted lat> 'week
in an a~ to OY~
the Fldil calro Jq!me.
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"1be weJcome and reception
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the 1andlng JpOl ,..,.. oul of
the expected proportions," the
rpokelman tald, ••anct 9e(ft!
of fellow countrymen joined
the invQ.lon forces on lheir
way lnlo the' hll~."
A statement released by
Alpha 66 aald, "In the name
or freedom aoo s e l f -
detenfl.lnaUon of the Cuban
people, we remind the man-
datarles of this country the
Unfted States and lhose of
Ctntr'1 ancf South America
•.• that time after ume they
Jaiif te the wbole -Id they
naJd ~ bolp'and us!sl
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any Inside revolt of the Pq'ple
of Cuba."
, "We, aok and demud,\I*
they live up to Utelt Cf1Do
mitmeQts," it added ,'
· M._lille, the hoad or the
Cuban 'anny in Orlente
:Provinfe said over Havana
Radio hla troops had sur-
rounde4 the ,invasion fore•
and "within 41 hours they wtll
be completely exterminated."
"nlC number of Invaders bu
not been dilclose<t
Ca pl . Raul Mene ndez
TOmasevich Sf.Id in the radlo
interview monitored In MlamJ
that government soldiers had
the raiders pinned down near
Baracoa on Cuba'• eastern Up.
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• • •• '' • I ,. "" JAllATOOA (A!') -"He Socrmfteaid,-prabed iii is rlcocl>etled Into Moran' anet
SF M te M de · Cla' JO K!JJ! ""8d hls 'llle ahd loll It In memory. ~Ing f~"' actldontally by a ys ry ,UT , rer ''"·' uungs · oqlortobeapeacemabr," Mora~°'JIUld bfv e ~n. ..
J • I ' ~ . ;. I , .. Jll'1elt .. id at tht-fuoert) ,II'~ ~"'the ,..,.I'll~-e , ··~ of( a student who lrled to 'Santi 'liar a'caml"JI In ]ust • · ~' P'llANCllOO (AP') -II needled police on Ille facl WU -'to delth. ~ m h -•· ha
"It ii 1.odltt," aaya pollce !hey haven't oaughl hbn. of blt bloody lhfrt btve been , cl°'ornla1 a~ ~~ "Fi11an~ !r~~ VA~SEI If ~/
.... Dl.0 TOIClll ... ,..~ 'Poll<e believe ~ la the m,llled in with eerller lettera ' · • ' bla un1W'lil111 ·=· team ' I ··-, men •ho bu kWei1 Ovo ........._ · •~-p · lel • • • we go apln.'' ' I In N0..U... c.lllomla i:;t;; " lfOID .1.odlac. None w,a in the -·~ • llGran, ll, WU lhe ~ :r. ll'"'i , l ~l a h4i1 L-In Clre '
; • tCllCblWll~atanew Dec.-20,1•.tbeftntllay'11g onet~~edTuelday .. , -.~~~~ ... =l llnaorle•~.lia'd'' g'one into lhe ·-·~.!-~·~~--,,..-.. ltUU ~ the i:nan who calls was a younc couple abot · in PlilnWIW o1 the new leller ~.W~ wvumn -• M _, ..... ~} -1
to have killed 10 peop)e -woman foDow.n in '" another those nleased s b o w,e.d. GOV.. R e • I • n ~ in: bulldlng' ln ae Iaa. Vlata com-P48'IV'l'llDmflJ.,
himself t.oellac and now claims· 8 Vallejo lover's lane. A y.oung were wittbbeld by pullce; ·•· ~1la nmmNl.. 1111nce' oft-1tlackeCftiank t.ot ·America ~~ ·='~i:t M
five more t.Qan police sh'ooUng· ~rve~1 wes .·~c'.s, customary errallc , • mun!tyofftbeSantaBarb&.ra tf""1.nt;:.~.
previously credited him with. seriodsly' w 0 0 d1e'1d ' 't>Ot ilpelU,hg:"', • ~ , ~. 4 • 1 • ,.c:~pwi C. ~oUt·a firebomb. •Una ~ • 11
The le{tef, malled Monday recovered . "This ls 7.odiack speaking. 5 ooo~·s h )7tvn· rk .. 1'e ~lilt l\lnl jtter.he U~~,•= ~-==
in San Fral)Cilco and ~ Next a young picnicking By the way, have YOt.l cracked ' ~ ()0 W Q e·rs ~ ~~ ~.' Offlcfrs said the ::_r. 'tia'O~~~Mal~ ·-"~ '· Tuesday by · the. Clironlcle, couple wu knifed repea.tedW the ·¥. cipher I sent. you~ . ! · 1 .. • • ' ;o:Gt bUllet ma, . h 1 v e •AA~ .. .u eru;: _._.
t ·WIS partly prkUd, partly by a masked ... killer: at ·Laie "' My name ~ • · • series o~ 1 1
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. ...L Plft.JUkt ~~ca· boy survived. Most recetitly, cerous as to bow much money -.,u U h --"'"""'' llDDi: ttl.llau&hor, a San Francisco taxi driver you have on my hMd now. " . . •1 ~):_-'"pr . .....,1~ • • ~eltlt ,S ... tf!ll~· '· . . . lbope you do not think that, UIS ANGl!UIS (AP) -improv~.lorkini....ilt1ona. • ~l:ll e ·e ... ~1ve ... • c.. ii . . , I was the one who ~wiped th . , ~ Robert K Beausoleil E ' ll/I' La. d d ·out U'lat blue meannie with Fivethousandemplpycsof e EdBratrud,,ec,rerary-• • l "··r·-~ . . ~ ' .• c • . • •. I co ,ogy 1T10 v e . u e ~ bol!Jb .a\ the c:op station dly schools were vOtlng toda~ treuurer or the ..,Jon, sald • ' . • ' • : '. ' ' " •
:. anl ~ged ronner mem~ . . . '·~ ::'a~' str~ke.jein ,13,000 :: =:;1 :~ii u.:a. ~: . e.v~1'JJ1g . programs •
o the Mansnn 'family',· ' ' "It jua wouldn't doo to. n • ""''( . By ~ STALL' arouitd one gate of ~ Uni-~ in on ~eone elses Local 99 of the Service .. employet.. • Wl~t prdnersl ·, · • ,,.· • · · ' : •
·wr.s senlence\lllo· death '• Assoclaled Piao wrter venll)' of Calilornl1 at S4lllll terltOry. ~ut there is more Employes lnt<maUonal ,UnJoo • b'1ll<keds of. ~1 OI towa· rd degrees of • ln.«t~e gas, ch\~be, ,r f.or SACRAMENTO (A};}-Gov. Barbara last ' weikend. ~ glory in . killing a cop than anDOUAced the 1trlke< vote dolla~ of planth1p w~d dlt, ~ i . , , • ......,__~ "It wu just awful," said a cld because a cop can shoot Tueaday, saying the Board ."~. he said, adding that without a , e , •• , .; • , · 1 •
tlie murder of, usiclan eq:an's ~-tary Livermore,. th~ chief spoke,. back. t baive tlUed tm pc:ople Education forced tt . by maintenance men ·and custo-9· B' · h ' l -· £ s • · · Garf Rin)ll••· 1 During. "'~"'"" e to-man or the Reagan adminls-to date. It would """' -tbreatenlng to lay off bun-,..ilans,,bulldlng and equlJ>l1)enl . ~·c ·e· O'r 0 c1ence •
hlo;:-trial, BeauSoleil had dif' for dte ~blal ferVor traUon-at Earth Day appear: ·a lot more except •.• r wa s dreds of nonteachlng·employes woul,d detfriorate fndk_ . dirty • ; tt.. . · • • .,.. lh'fy brintto -r:w~ .nces ICheduled 'today at swmped out by I.be rain we to ba lance Jts 1971).71 budget. . cllfll'OOl'DI would ma e learn. • · ' d' • cl&i~ed that t1 Charles ta mov~ ;• ) Davis and Eureka. "had'a wblte back. The union represen~ bus · 'tng difncult for pupils. The • . •
• 1 r. But Noi;maa • Li\rermore '"nlat C&!Ppul la eonctrned u,ps I hope. you have fun and truck drivers, custodians~ ·union members make up about • an
'Manson. accus mas· Jr .• a forµier Sierra Club di· about ecology and their con-trying to ffygue out who 1 cafeteria workers, gard~rs, half ol the non teach I• I 1 ~ •
ter:mind of the ate-La· ~orfled them to be con-ttm ... Is a rearone,'' Liver._ 1tllled." repairmen and warehousemen. employe force. • M ' ' ·. • Bl~ca murdels, had ·~~t.. . _. • ' • mor< said In all Interview. The letler was •!Jned with ~pokesmen said the union . Supt. Robert Kelly sug· • as· ter of Sci· en·ce • l ~fe •'t iJd1 be 1w as "But I think tbey lnlght keep the CtONed c4tle ulld by see ks negotiation with the . gested $42 mtlUon Jn cutbacks • •
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. there would be no mor~ money • S)'lttmotk, d~nGmic Instruction Js given by a" aut&t~ridl"D •
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because voters recently re--• faculty of proctki"O sclentist5 and englhters hbldlr1g odvarctd •
jected a stopgap proposal to • deg,.., horn top univmllt.i throughout tfte r.ation. •
1raile the school tµ rate. • •
•• _.A._ t , ..A... _,._ • Mo,.. than 12,0od lkhnklans;-qlnffrS~fld:rodr!llrJttro· • )...( w u tors--.both "*' Oftd•woo1,.-ncive COflllnu.d full•tf;;,t .mp10y. •
U'T'LA v • ~I •hlle working tOwatd • tt.rir degrea at Wrst Coast Urll· • "' ows • Y'fllty, " . . "\t ' f. · • ·~ · ' • ' l .S . .,.._ I• "i1M9ril'l1, .,,u..i ,llrlic1, •••liH IHfll. a To Strike • ..... 11 ...... ""',.' Mt.M•. •
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• ~ Collegn, al"d II ~ed for veletol'is.
Los ANGELES (VP!) -• ' •
Federal medlaUon in the New -term starnn· g •
tea<hen strlke · whloh has • · . · II
crippled the cily's 816 schools • N1w u11cler;re~11tt• clent1 btti11 April 2'1 l'l •l;1 A11ttle1 • a~are~ ce~aln today but the • •11d. Mey 2i i11 Orent• County. Nt"\' trelluet~ cle1•l1 b1 i11 •
tetcht:rs umon vowed to con· • Apr.I 27 1,. Loi A119tlt1. For infor111t tio11, cell t~• Loi ,..,.11,.f,, •
tlnue its Walkout until a con-. C1nter et (Jill l•J.·ll1~. Ext. 20, or th e Ort11 9t Cciw11tv C111· tract ii 1!1.ried. te et 11141 541-1712 Eirt, 20; t r.fill out elld 1t~ll ill tht C;,11• •
S c h O o I S u perintendent • ,0111 hlow. . •
Robert 'Reily said the federal • •
medlaUon a n d conc!UaUon • • • • •\ • ~ • • ~ • • • • • • • • • • ~• se(Vlce_ in : Washington had • •
•areed lo help selUe the strlke • West Coast Uni' ver, sity • .. in the naUoo's second largest •
sdtool l)'llem. • • K"i!lly said the c h I e I • 560 s~. M•in St. I P-20
negotiators for both sides • C>r1n9•, C•lif. 92668 •
would meel to form "a list • • 1, •
of • federal mediators and to Pl*1se,1end catalog and iiifomiatiori O": • ream a1reemtnt on ' a jolnt • • -'" request for _a.s1lstancet!!-...J • 0 Uf"ldergt0dwte progrom O Groduat• progrem _ •
OonaldBaer,exe c utlve• NAM • ·director of lh•. Un l t e d '-------------'--L
Teachers of Los Ai'lgeles, said • r
. the Board .of Education's • ADORES •
decision to call In a mediator • • wu taken becauae "our ·strike • CITY · IP·------
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Marriage
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.. 11»1 ll'td~ lhlDM. 0.1• "' llMlll. ##r• 21. $Ul"'llVtd 1W .~, Mr ..
Emmm Tori•"' lla\boe: brotllff, ltlldo!""
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ClllflfrlllutllM plffM eo11trlbl!IN to TM ~ C1llC9'!' SOcletY. Mr. Plum •••
tt1e Ptlt ComrMnder of II.-trltwllOrt
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Ml1'1' E. Smllh. 1$402 c1mblov lant1.
Hlll\tlllllOn Buch. Survlvl'CI llY d•uthl•r. ~.,.. Chrl1llt: two 1l1h:rt. H1t11rlltl•
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SAC1WIEllTO (UPl)-All ·lo the Senate n~.' C«m!Y;.~ COUrl, called ~bill ra1or1ng He &aid •the Orange, County •the ¥lJUdie ,ceurt "lnef·
-· ~ llral!<b ~ Bar -'-lllloD.favonid 'doiog , • THE D'Y eoait ID . WU N»-away 1l'kh the court. ;Couatr • .. ~
.,.-"" a· oplll vOica -supervlooro have voted• I 'to ' ' -
'1'l...,so1 ·by the s~ o>a ti" l to <!cioe Jbe court aod move , 'Law .. })8"' OK'd ' ..
SANTA "1iA -County
supOrvilon Tueld1y 1dopl<d
the third phase of
·-to the'lly <O!lllol ordinlnce nquirllJI th e
regiatfl~ fl .,.1m 1 n u r e
haulen.
J~ COmmlU.O. • u.to S.bo >Oa·wj>era ·oll!ot : ,i, .. . "·, . M
T be ·-me 11 u r'e ~y SllJJ!!l19r COUrl d~~ts WftA AN~-<A reeo!ullol\ ·.g: ~.!.i.=t =i·l~ ~If Aaemblyman John Y. Brlas . ar~·loCattd-, d.ld..:, .... _ • ~~TER -·~·-•
(R-Fullerloo) 'l'eCdved •P' The' coilllluttee first held' a , ~-':"\" MIJ,, 1 u Law Day
-prov al over obje<\ ..... by John 11earhig on 1be \bill Ai>!ll '.7 \. U/l>t bia belo ~ '!>',Ibo DIMMiAll&pR ·• OITA I
Smock 9f the Slate Judicial . wqe~ Jlidl!" Wllllain C. Speir1, '1,,lild&e+ol·tbe !iU)IOrior Cc!iJrl of
C.W.:U. The meuure went pre•ldllig,Jlidpr ol !be·Oranll" l':<Jranio.'Coaaty;
Dr. JCIM 11. Philp, c:ounty
health offk:er 1 pn>llOled the
registration procedure 11 a
substitute for a prevkMl.sly
suggested .change wblcb would
have required that the manure
haulen be llc<nsed by the
county.
"1be manure haulers have
formed an orpnizaUon and
agre<d to adopt 1 wluntary
code with the heallli' depart-
. menl to control tile ~lllon
of. the waste matter from
dairies and poultry rancbet.''
Dr. Philip told the ......,.l.!ors:
"We are satisfled'tttiat the
registration and the voluntary
c~ will do the job," he said.
Prt:vioosly the supervisors
ny control law had been
amended to put Jeeth in abate-
ment proeedures wlth the
costs to be made a lien against
ihe propeny.
The aupervlsors had also,
at Dr. Pbilp's ' suggestion,
orderOd tM,, PlaimlpJ Com·
mission to move toWatd the
creation ol buffer fl ~-n e 1
anxmd ,cblqen raiSing and
dairy ~·Uons·i
Al I preyiou&\ heario1,
.Rober! s. Slone, "9!"'IY di ....
tot· of envirmntental fulth,
Said anly about , half the re-
m1iiilng 35 pOOltry Undlen
ii\ the county cooperate in
fly control. t•ibe others do
nothing," he asserted in his
plea for a stronger. law.
Frog Jump
Mee.t Set
At Knot t's
BUENA PARK -Plans art
completed for the fourth .,..
nual Orange County Frog
Jumping Ci>lllesl ..t for May 9
at the Koott's Berry Farm
lagoon. .
'lbe program baa been ex· _ ·
paruied this year offering an
opp o·rtunity for almost
everyooe to . get in the act.
There will be divi.sions for pre-
teens, t e e n s , adults, news
media, disc jockeys. mayor,
policemen, f i r 1e m e n and
service clubs.
The grand ..(IVerall ..winner,
according to Burton Parker,
chairman for the chamber of
commerce event, wiU be the
city's entrr in the Interna·
timal Frog Jump Finals. May
16-17 at Angels Camp in. the
Mother Lode country o f
Northern California. 1
1bose inter~ in entering
may contact Parker at ~
Valley View st., or at the
chamber office; 6696 Beach
Blvd.
You don't have to 'bring your
own frog . For a ~ $1 fee a
jumper will be furnished and
the fee refunded UP.OD re\Urn
of the frog. · '
4 -H Clubbers Invade
County Fairgrounds
The Orange Count1
Fairgrounds will be besieged
by more than 1,500 f.H Club
members and their ' advisors
Saturday and SUAday at the
club's annual Spring Fair,
The Sjlring Fair w~
serves as a warmup tor the
Orange County Fair and Ex-
position slated for July 1~19,
wlll include more than thirty
events ranging from livestock
to food preparation.
The ~ 4-Hers will be
assisted tiy 4Cio ·ldult advisors
duriq the two-day eveftt.
Events scheduled for the fa:ir
'~ c:rop raising, poultry ari4 rabbit.a, electrical pro-
jtctlt-bome economics, wood
potklq' and ent.Oii\o!ogy.
~ year•s•sprtng Fair will
lnclllde,1 boi:le show In which
\eq~llrill cOmpet.e for
&opbies and ribbons for horse
~p, showman.ship and
~r-Is ilovited lo al·
fend ' 'f'1r which will run
from 1:30 a.m. to t p.m.
Saturday arid 10 a.m. 'lo 2:30
p.m. Sunday. Admission and
parking is free.
Miss Furn ess --
Seeks Grant
SANTA ANA -Roberta I.
Furness, a high school senior
at Mater Dei High School, is a
fmalist in the competition for
one of six $6,000 scholarships
awarded annually by Southern
California Edison Company .
Roberta, daughter of 1'fr.
and,MrJ. John W. Furness, 340
Alva Lane, <;osta Mesa, was
stlec~ by a judging pfnel
foUowing a day of personal in· tervl•• with e.lgbt s e m I -
finalistl ·in the electric com-
pan~I Southeastern Division.
She will compete with two
other student flnallsts i n
another personal interview by
clvic leaders in Los Angeles
later in this month. according
to R. J . Campbell, EdJson
district manager.
CAC Awarded
CYA Term
For Marine
SANTA l>liA .-; young Grant by OEO
).farine who admitted ab-SANTA ANA -The Orange
ducting 'I l~yeaM>ld Newport County Community A c t t o n
Beach girl at knlfepolnt has Council has b e e n awarded
been sentenced to an Mdeflnlte $40,000 by the Office o f
term in a California Youth Econonllc Opportunity, accord..
Autbcrity facility. • ing to Congreuman Richird T.
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Comfort is a 'Callfomia'
factory air conditioner
Exclusive 'chill' feature pre<ools
your car thru 3 large rectangular
louvers and two rotating side venh.
Expert'installotion mailable.
219.95
REG.159.95,NOW 144.95
Price eKecftte thru Saturday
How's thi1 for ea sy ri d ingl 3Y2 HP, 4 cycle
TecumMh engine,• both band ond scrub
brakes, double chfotne r&ar suspension,
contoured vinyl covered seot ond O'uto-
rnatic centrifugal' cl~tch. Gets up ·to
22 mph!
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HUMTIHGTOM IEACH
•o 4 e r .iv~wi-Ktowtt..-Y!t
5t10I' :SUNDAY, JOO
12. J f..M.J
Superior Court judge Hanna (D-Westmlnster) •
WU!ifm C. Speirs set the '!be funds will be used to
detentkxi period for Marine provide legal services to low
Pfc. Terry Joe Bishop o! income residents of the CCJUilty
Camp Pen d le to n after and will be administered by
evaluating medical r e po r t s the Legal Aid Society of
complied &uing 1 three-month Oran(e County •
study or the defendant. ·-:;;;:=================================================il~=======::::;:--Bbhop had earlle< pleaded!
guilty and admitted that he-
broke into a San Clemente
home last Sept. JO and picked
his victim from 10 teenaged
girls who were sleeping al the
~residence. The girl managed
to escape as they left the
born<.
:Nurses Hear
Talk on Drugs
SANTA l>liA -A slaff
meinber ol lbe Orange County
Medical Center Wlll addreu
I meetJnc of the Licensed
VOcatJonal NUl'lel League of
California at ,,. p.m. n.un.
day at the Santa Au Com-
mualty llolptlal.
1be topk will be • "New
Drup,.ancJ their U I ... "
Jnterelled members of the <>r..,,. CGunty dl1trlcl leque
-Id contact M(I. IV)' L.
Papp a ln-'IJ9L
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Located at 91 Hu ntington Center
at _Edinger Ave. & Beach Blvd.,
adjoining the San Diego Freeway,
in Huntington Beach.
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Huntington Beach Office of Coast & Souther.ti Federal
Savings, where your account is
SAFE • CONYENIEllT • AYAIL•BLE
Mafltet fluctu1tlona don't worry Cout & Sollthem sawn,
their capital ls always 11aing tn value. Highest urningl
CiOMltlentWith aatety when you·..,... at pout l Southern.
llSUIAMC£ TD $21,DOI / aESDHC!S OYH JaOl lllllOM
ASK ABOUT THE I NSIDEBS CLUB
A NEW WAY TO SAVE MONEY-A U,500
BALANCE IN YOUR ACCOUNT MAl<f:S YOU EU018L.E.
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Robrl .. Jll. -. j-ll1d9il"! ..... luo A. Pat-Aniera1.-and Hubar A. JI(,...
'A. ~II, Deonll K.,Clin/ ...,.. iolil P. ·'Robert llld teau.
-Marte Haltot. 8'm:IY Sbanlat.-rr-.. W~: Su11~ C.
&redont .~~~: ..
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llOllotmn. Thomu E. -··· ~' ~llao~~Qtnwiit:i~~~·\ ;;N"1Dl~~~J~. ~Li~'tet~.il;;;;i;;;;;;;·--.. --.. Jodiael F. Let, Arllillr &Ii
Peny, J-If. Ray/J.-
• 'Most~Diwrce ... SUits
B7 L. M .. BOYD TUE lll!COJID.DBEPUI
I SMAIL TAI,!( _:_ Wbtn it · ~ Iba ~..,.rs tald
.. l comes to IOIJ}p, a man tends to .buy more , ~
tO JtiCk fJekilef I ~the~~ lheta: t,bul .,,. .... Jj ,,0.
• than .. • r-.o.n..'.'s.icli ..m • .1ess1on11 "'·•JI . pm . w1i11
the • ""'}@'Nfr5dlpif•~ • ,', mr tlnzm ~·Is ~·-·~''out '"""'1.Cioli.lii.otrioqut!lserr
the 'mattef ... Womerillte· to how la said 10'be the 48-ye114
jazz up their. stories with a old female ••• MOST PIPE.
SMOURI do not buy their littl§ __ f!. e r o_ g a _t o r y d1rt. own , -~ ~t 'lbe·
whenever possible, say these ataU'aUclans report ievtn out • ·
scientists, But men prefer the .d It plpu are ·~ ~ ~ pit It la J.., .llfic tenn,o. ~·re ~ U &
fac)s, just the' facts. WO~ • .< • ' .. '. • bet.~ 1'1!11 ~talJ ~ ~
OPEN QVES'l:ION -How CoNSIDER THIS -NOte . . .
taU was Goliath! the~ have~ , ' .· ' '' •1 , , 1
peel Gi\to ~·~ wlll1, Whal'. 1ets the most money . on the ·per lllilW!li·eoUld,thauii!i. 'Illa!
lhty clll a . -n.,... av"'-"' -the otenocnPber mean.· ~.7111 nialqultoes pir
ly a mirtare of <:~ ~ or the key punch operator?" hour or •,O moequltoel per
llld toma!'!.i ~ct" ~llfil. Al.'qie 'atoocip"apber, " • ,J4.11Qiir ci.Y. Nol -the Howevu, It'• nit at'IJ. 'That • -' same, i1 .1·it? .... WHEN
Wll the f-•cOcltall"'&t ~ ·llJBIECf -WJUTING• in• i<aglland, what
the amt Enrico Caruso, a Do you mind If we'tallt about kln4 o1 ~ do JOU mq.
sln&er 80rt. th'at p,isil• known u neck· on your Y's and G'1t The ~ in&? Robert 0. Blood of the "'••er ··• •··-•J!fJ11op,
H. ....... llld ~ J.
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Founlain Vallty: Korry M.
NEW ow•s
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The llUdtntf r • c e l'f • d .._-for malntalillr!a at
1e11111.1 Fide )iolilt • .....,.
In. tntl'o or "*" uniil Atirlnc the ...... 1er. • •. ~ -·.listed .~
by city, ..,.. -G'I CSCF atudents placed oo tho fall
1esliocf Dean'1 Ult ..
Keple ·and Melalqe D. Ma~. • ' Jlubllnltoo. Beadl: Dooald S. Acklel, K~ Iii. Anio14,
Kriltlne E. Kllloaa, W-& GauH, Robert M. Henltrldp
and Carl J. Larc:UerOJ
SPICIALI ;
Balboa' Ford N. Cirlber&
llld B"""' I,!. J-.
Clplllrano !load> :Ctrolyn
L. Rnpptlt. , , :
Corona del liar' lWban
Ao1Llfmlaley1•111!1 aobaa Ford a,lcOr•~· . , ' 1
Clolta Mw' J1De s. Abboll.
.Irvine! Joialce -II. Millard,
anil A. "Mlcbael Tew •
Lquna Beach: Tom Iii.
Nolsl1er, J--A •. Dermody
llld Ale• W. MclUlchli.
Newport . Beach: Joel W.
.-Ad am 1 , ,EUDbttb Aldricb,
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Explained SUllVD.AJ'.1'D lllll\IEY Unlvenit1 ,Gl -~-dJIL• ';;y the.~~ • mows ~--·~id wk 11uc1y .. the llll>ject. Hls ·con-the moro ,ai!ectl<ililte ,_ I• r-----------------...---: named by the ladies as most cluaions:· Most (if .• the college · t •
objectionable of all ls ironing. boys enjoy it,. moat of the na ure: . ' : ·
No wonder,~ wallh.IJIC!-wel!l" co11 .... glrls do!!~. lnleresting. · RAPID REPLY .-, No, lir, .1-_ • ,. ,
By Peter J. 'Slelncrohn, .MD people have done 89 weJ,I, no. I do not Miieve t b e s e only ~ of five balipl•lia , · i
wooder • • • HYPNOTISTS statistics ~ with the Oy lint clalS, Git '*°'d · · · · " Dear Dr. stelncrobn: P.ltase. DO NOT .tbemaelvea tend. to L findlnp at tDe-Uilvertity-of sbowa. ~~ -., . ·
explain in layman's language• ·be hypnotized any too eaai!>'· Pitt..burgh where l ~t to · , _ •· • ,._,.._ • '.
the. disease known u angina. Mostly, it's because they re acbool,. but thtU~ of, ~ i;,.,1.:.;.;.,,.;_ • .:-.s com-· ;
pectoris. What are t h e too busy anatrztng the t~ Michigan i3 saidi ti) 1Ji8 aq ~ti" ;.-;;~ , Oftd
symplo!ru? -Mr. K. nlque of their hypnoUms. tiiraonllnary piict:-Ol.ttaaL •.• •"'"1'· -·d j c-~r1N~ I • They are the. poorut subJects , · . : • ~-Y"'· -n · ~-v · , COMMENT , I'll tell you the of .il. 0,. 90 says one of same. · DID I SA y 91> .mooqujtoes !JP ..,~ ... , possiblt. Ad·
symptoms. But here's a word could drink a quart. of blood drtst li~rs to L. JI. Bo,d, J
ol warning. Do not try to NµGARA ,.... Art; yoo ac· in one day? Thlt!-' Wu · un-•P.O.· Bn . 1875, NIJDPot1 · .•
make the diagnosis on your quainted with any middle-aged fortunate Appro"'"'•••ijl , 9li B•ocll; .Calif., 9'680. . . , . ., own. Sometimes doc t o~r s lady who teaches acbool? If' ' ""'"l'""'r • ••
themselves are -thwarted by so,;can you vlsualite ~ IOlDc
unusual case histories and ·over Niagara· Falls m a blflo
equivocal p h y s i c a I and· lreJ? The fil'lt person ever to
laboratory findings . do that was just such a
Most people know that citizen. Her name was AnDi
angina pectoris signifies "pain Taylor. Didn't'get hurt a bit.
around the heart." And that CUSTOMER .SERVJCE 0 Q.
the underlying cause is usually 0 AU: your1:.'ove ad War:Man
•~ilthaoae-coOimob 'tlihfC tbat~"mates a 1'mmil
uk for a div~"' A: DOCTOR IN
THE HOUSE J!oftdai)i, lie 1111 .. • • Q.
"H..,· !On(•do•r a doil>r bill
last in dteullUon?" A. 11
months nowadayi. A 15 bill,
l1'11\1ble in the cor-onary 211 -~·"A .'" bl!l;'.U
artm... These bring In-monilll. A • bill, a moriai..
sufficient nourj,,hmeli' to the "'A $50 bill, 1111 mooths. ·~
belrt muscle because of .a '100 blP,. ~!" ~ Whf, a~l-is. 'l1le walis llld do 'iou ~ ·tho .• ',tillJ
luniina of these Wri.S are oUt1W 11iO '100 bm? MOii fined with abnormal amounts mystarioUS , ~-• Q. ''Which
!, ' , . C,tl••I• or Mllflllll'lte 11i..ady •
· . ', : grllWlng In "4 lnl:h pols. Gtloup thom for . ' . i . ,., . • tt.· ....... garden -· lalh plants
-;E;fo~§ 'R. o· .:B" I N. :S,
passage of blood. ·
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WHEN TBl'lllWIT muscle
doesn't get·~~.,,~ '
it cries out ,ill paia. ~
is a typical C88t .~7 ~
42-year-old busineSii'.rl~ il,s~
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"Lately I've bien ••hftlng
pains in my cbeA and Clown ·
my arms. It ~ Oir·.-
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1 walk fut. .. EsRec:WIF.;.e a f
cold. willdy .day, llld-oltto . ,
after I've 1e• ,.a J9t. Then ' '
are times ~ ~. •tummt '
during busiflest. «: "' ~ • brings on the ·p&m. • 4 _"
"When it comes en J bave
to stop short and ~ ftJ!
! minute or iwo.· .It Is 'ii
scary feeling. Al!'< I dluol!P.
a nitroglycerine tablet under my tongue the ~ clearl.
up faster )
"ON BAD DAYS I can have
as many ai a half dof.tn ar
mo1': attacks-. On some days
when l 've been resting and
am relaud and .unhurried, l
have few attacks -« ~
at all .
' ' M y electrocal'diOIJ'lml ,
always Wete nornlll Uritl1 •
lately,"NOW the ·trouble hu "'"
showed up in my heart trac-
ings alter !akin& the two-step
Master Test. ·
"'My doctor .jiu ~t. dM
on my·fals •80 "1'11 lole IDd
keep my cl!l>~ster~l.COW\llow.
He bas my blood pressurt
under control. I've given up 1
smokbig too. I've been told
that th.M. are the )itsO ways
to prewnt an attack of cor·
onary thrombosis."
SUCH JS TUE· typical story.
However, qiAI · lj1Dptoml
vary. Sometimes there'• no
typical dlflll pain ; inlteall. .
pain in the.jaw or "ps" under )
the chest. As I said, beUM
leave the dtap>Olil to YOtD'
doctor. (For. m~re in-
formation, ·,.net !or ' m 1
bookle4 "IS Ways to PJOV,al
and Treat Coronll'1' Dileue."
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(EJ'CH CASE MAY BE AN ASSORTMENT OF DI FFERENT . FOR MRS. U.: Sympathetic
ophthalmia is • 11wre iAt . Ll~OJIJ'l· QY1'1(TS AND. HALF-Gf'LLQNS AR E ALSO
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manager 1s no.town ~e {or.,"(Varco Activity
-he must. be adept at homan .JWASHINGTO!'f (UP.l) -In year, said Duncan, the Navy
relations .as well as sophisti· the .pa.;e year· the ·Navy has discharged 151 men on 1•hard ' cated in the technicaJ aspects · · -, m admioistration.· • ~ged more ~ than . 3,800 '"'oarcotics" while 1,~7 ,:Wue·
TRAINING. A bachelor's foK'tllegally~uSiq 'or pll3hl!1f,t'discharged for using Ls.ti. '
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!Dinistration ot related ft~ld 'Jbe, stat1IUCs l'e.flect witlt ~ tlley said un1ess an i.OOividual
·JS perferredt"Those entering Ule~avy''s .dJief Ol ,persoqDel sells rt. ' •. ·
college teJChlng or ~J>.&!1 calls "a rather rapidly riling 1'1ie twO>"admirals 1 also told
research should have a Cloe-CW'fe over the past n,o or the sutv>nni.Mitt.... that, con-
torate. · · three years," • · · I tr to~t:.:fi·=:~ · · th
Q~tuplets. ~~ ehne•~·: ..
Ent S h · } 'Al.W~VS FIFIST GUAU~· ~
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er c po . · , · · ·i '
• J~ -~f There is no• mandatory ,;· . . ary, ~ Clplnl<l!I, e
undel'graduate currtculum but We.~ .watdting Jt fvery 1'.favy 8 dr_Ur·'~.m ls not.
a major iri political slctnce closely,. Vice Adm. ctsirles center~d .m \l~~ where,
or aovenment is a good bet. K. Duncl!l' toHli i:aem~ of ._ accord1~ to Rep;, George
Some of ~ tie" recOmmended a ~-appropnatioris ~I). Andrews (0-Ala .. ), ~You can
courses: \)lb~ ~ social comnuttee ~~ a,cktaed hea!'1ng buy any or these drugs ...
sciencea, ·kiieaJ tQvehiment ~arch .3. We. do ,,consider
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ABERDEEN, --IS. D a k o 'ta .. ,( . ,.... '\ •
(-AP) -The Fischer quin-•· ;; • 1 ~
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tuplets are now school kids. ., ~ • t
ln ldndergirten at a l'Ufll
school northwest of town are
Mary Ann, Mary Margaret,
Mary M&g d a·leqe, Man
Catharine and James Andrew.
They reached their sirth birth-
day last September 14.
and,.~' arbln probJ2ms, Jt a serJOWI ~oblem. ~!a. . .
statisticl dd math.;' Few The men discharged by no Our. expentnce: 1n drug
universities Ofter a Ji. ·un-meam repreented all drug abuse 1n V1etn1UJ1 is not ·aey
dersraduate "decree in public ' bsers in the Na-vyt the panel higher than ;'in ~ other ]?laces,
administration· many offer was told. Not dbchirged, Dun· such as . N.orfolk or Sap
graduate ~. Sever a J can said, were about l,'5() Diego," Duricap f91d the cou-
Jeading progrmns in urtian·or meh -.0 iimesligators f~d gressmen. •Da~is said the
muiiicipal management are : were Only \Hcurioslty sn1f. Navy was maki.ng some pro-
U. of Kansas, u. 0 f fers.'' Another 111•l were sue. gress towai;d !icking the pro-
pen n s y J van i a , "U. of cessfully rehabilitated, ac-blem especially.in de:t.llng with
Pittaburgh,. U.. of Sout,hefn cording 1to the t~8DSC!ipts. youths who exi;>eriment with
California and Syracuse U. jn In le~ral,,sa1d Duilcan and drugs. ,
New York.-~ • Vice.Adm. G. M .. Davi.s, direc-."Many of these boys are
A CITY MANAGER is not tor o~ tile Navy'1 burea.;of ·• ~g verr s u c c e s s f u 11 y
an elected official,. such as medicilie and sllrgecy, ..W:ets , reliebiJi\'Wd and pexflaps will
a mayor. He ia an .executive of bard drugs sucj:I as lteiain.~t,Jlot ':"1'1.}til.:proOlem~ in !the
officer appointed by the city and •LSD ·arediseharged~~ 1 fiJtUre.'.' be said.
council in .more than 2100 · · -.:... · -
cities with the council:
manager form of govemn\ent.
(An8ther 400 cities emp~ a
Cindy, 5, the quintuplets'
sister, is also in the class c:i)7
youngsters. I ,
The six started in kin-
dergarten without fanfare. It
hid' deen a,D,Jid;ated they
would go . last fall, but the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Fi!lcher, decided against that. ·1'
Tbe father, a $'M a week
wtiolesale grocery clert at the
time of the quintuplets birth,
is aow· a farmer~rancher.
1imilar profess i o n·~1 ad-" ministrator.) These urban •
11 fff~¥.~~i~~ .. ~A.t.11!!t!~1 CARAYELLE e.by BULOVA ~ council. , • , ~
TBE I NT'ER NA TIO N. '·JUST/lfT/MEFOR ~,J0~6~ ·,, MOTHER'S .DAY
a shortage o1 well.qualified • Gf:IAQUA TION
pers6ns to !ill high level • ' . FATHER'S DA r .. ' management Jobs and that · ·) nearly 100 cities are now .lfl9k-. ' • l . 1 ~
lng for a. city m ... Jtew ;t·
women are yet city managers · · QUALITY• VALUE
bul a number work in related SERVICE • admini~-jobs. • 7' ~..r:' ., ,?· -1
DIV£Nl!FIEO D UT I E S.
The city IJl•-r deaJ:i with
nearly every aspect' ~r loca1
gOvernment .... operatJOnS. A few
highlights ~ seeing that all city
laws aml orrunances are en-
forced • • • suRtf'Vision of
pertonnel and budget ••• long
range planning • • • public
relations ,. ~. awareness of
new technologies and ap-
pro a c bes •.• ·recom-
mendation of citY prOgram:a to meet the needs and desires
of residents.
EMPIPVMENL ?<ilana;ers are founcl.JO:~ltiei of an types
and 1ifet, and a large number
of countlel tmploy managers.
othersi with . .this background
wOrk for State and Fedeill '·
governments, uni Ver ,sit y
reeean:h ana 'traininl centers,
and various organizations and
amociations. Some enter in·
d111try. This is a mobile pro.
Cession ; on'"turVey shows an
aVB'qe tenure of four.; to eight
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I., *'• "'8ndar ... • ... j._ .. :i.i;. .. ·--1t.lf c. l'tiltes WMIT roiist.,1, b J .... ., 24.15
I. Min 's water resistant. 17J ....... 2'.15
E. Ladies fashion, 171 ... -.. ..J ........ 24.t5
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EARNINGS. In 1968 (lateat 1
sui-vey) the average salary
wu '11.500. For managers of. cilaes tver 18,000 Po1J1lati0fl, tbt -'erage was nearly ,.
s11,a: Eandap can exceed
131,eotl ill ........ cititt, and
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-port cl the country. .,,... benofita may include
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Some Mdboritiel .., -coun-·' •
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to be • coaee1 ued with 10Clal ----.. ---from .
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PENNEY'S
F111E :J.WELRY
OEPA'llTMENT
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;:-,, pubuJbed by lhe LAICEWOOD CAALSBAO MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH VENTURA
Pllllle Adi--Service, ua.11. e 11.. adclp, m. I SHOP SUNDAY TOO 12 to 5 P."1.!
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VINYi:· ~y "@m~ro~g~
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be amazed that a floor like this could lie ,~.. · low pr ...... so •
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DOWNEY
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FULLERTON
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COME IN OR ·PHQNE· '
HUNTINGTON BEACH
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LAKEWOOD . 6:W-1000
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NEWPO(IT BEACH
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~ ~-;r~~g~~:Coast Students Named
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• J . . ..l.• ' •. '1111 Shi JCadllelill F. Laldt,·Joan.&l Mormn<r, GrtCOry J.'NUO(, Ca~ .A . ~.
Sdlolenhlp llld Loin Com-l•mphilr, P..,i I\. '1&"f.m· Deborah D. NtWQol&I, Ktllll C11rts11ne A. We a y t r , -..... u, -SUoo •. ....,.., 'iioi;t 1'J H. 0r.-, Mark Pa!aJfc, Kl~ s. Wes~ Diana R.
lbat 117 Or.... COUI aru Marlin, 'l1lamu J.. j11at11111 Albin C. Pea-, MU)' it: Woodio\t, llld Keomelh T.
... idenla baYO beto tt'ld'!ll ~ A.-*WI,~~ Pbllbla, ~ L. Piltmt, YablW.
u slate llCbolan IOr -1liii L. MOKenWi:' )&mie It lll.Y.-cl M. lWnhard, CtaJc lrille: John F. Maqell,
ICNtmk:yeartm-11. ~·~"""*' S. Shucker, Siiiy E. Peterooo, Tbliollly '1111 acbolarlblpa lwanlod -· .._ n. ' ~.~ Geo'~y J . Slc"er, •~• D v-~~ur •M Kt·•·
by Ille CCMDml•olon an Gii-it ~tllio. k.4 I -·~, L. Bo~. Thom~ A sp;,:'. klly. -· • ~"' •u•
lo ocademlcllly alllt 1tlldeala Stuart R · Mork Kim II-' razzo, Steven E. SpjcUrd, Lquo -: Kim c. 8lll· ~~~~~ :.. · .. ' ::, ..
~ 10:_....,.:,:,:e•::ui::., · '1 ' 1 ....... ~~· . ~ beldio "' cit,: ·" •• · , • . • I TW'.. ' --liloll:· DollOrolr ;r,•. ,. ·1 }~ ... ~. Ellll!o ·L. · "La-"s" ~1.. Barnard,, El<Ui A. ;It~, '••.• •
; ~cl, E.ptar~ Bone<ll!";.\. I ~ G.'l:m!i>t)t Ult ~ I • cMla 111..,, Nell E . .<.ta,
• Mellnda Al'nl\, Marlefte W. l Bmr, Ronee I,. Claybaup, i David B. Dies, Terry L.
• F.dwtrdl:, Frank J. Feff11".
• Kalhryn J. Flllmor<, Robert.iii
' L Pumw, Sand!a L. Geoil, '-'
~ Dtborah K. Gracey, Rlcbtrd
t'D. Hanchett, ClaUde L. .. Keily, j Kurt B. Kersten, Mai{ha P; '
,1 Le I u tzamon. ·. ~
•Uw, ~·w.,, K=:t I ~ JUchar1t ~N.i ~. ' . r .
• G. McN1U1111q>,, llelb M. • ; Newman, SilUD1 JC· PapJh&m, '• .: Bum. . .A.,lllj<, pe, Kw
:: L. Shannon.. . _ ,
: Foalala Valley: Carol E.
:,Jltld_'!\I\, P~ L. •Beswlang, :DOOiicl. &.-.;nticbr, Philip
· F. Ku-. 'OulJlopher Hll> ·
nes, "nle• K. i..crou, ~ttO
R. McCulcheon, K.lthryn L.
Mora, Vincent R. Pamel~·
Sttven V. Rffd, Mart E.
Reider, and JORpb B. sahll.
'Ibe sz students from a ...
tlqlea. Beac~ i nclude :
Barl>ara A. Acklly, Pbyllll J.
ADWyl, Calvin S. Alblty,
Qwlu L. Ashmore, Bette It
Baber, Mary G. Belsoet,
Cynthia A. Burchett, Ttrtsa
A. Bura:an.
Scott D. Col~an, Ann K.
Dillon, Robert .i'.-llorla, Eric
A. Farris, ViYlan J. nood,
Michael L. Frym, Norman J.
Furuta, Linda G. H11ld,
Shawn L. Heule, Diana D.
JohnJon, Eiieen M. KUmty,
BtllJamln C. Ke pp e I or,
IMSLIJll
Lunch Kit
!If !llMS -Comotelo w1~ pint sile vacuum bol· 4 59 tie and cup. Keeps focd
litcbell fresh 101 llOurs. •
fllHIWlll
Broiler/Rotisserie
"Opel IJeri," el«tric
-.. ~ hlllY duly ..
lnal, HedY' A. 8 U I I ft ,
Clthlrtne 8. Cooper, Patrlcl<
P'. Gullodle, Robyn M. Kuhn,
Ko t hletn S. LoudOn,
Chrlltopher Powert, Nancy J. -·· • ._ Nlpel: Ronald B.
C...,, llld Joan M.
r.llM.i-Mll!lto., Vlljo : Robert E.
Life wl• 'COGrd1"ates lhat
i re just as fun to wew as
to choost. Items come in
sclid colors witti adorable
100 animal 1J191iq1.1e on
frOnl, othefs m COftliM·
tiG~ calors to matcll.
SIZES ! 11 C
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Boebmor, Terry! c. iotdm111. Maq c. riinm. Jlldllll E.
Mlcbael C. Oray, WV. ~. Allld .1-Ptppon!,
~ lldl-' D. -. Jori L. ,.,,.., K~-""I""
!'"'11<!1 ..... , 11111 -P. llful-Tr$.. 1'i! Allen Tulltoiln. R. Wollice. ' · ·
N""'" ...... Craw M. ... Cleamll: c ID d I M. ~ William M. llillck, 0.9*, "lll<bael '3. Elias,
Brue. ff, Charlel, -cur. Jollo c. LIUodt, Gill A. Pat.
rle, lllcky J. Cuthbert, Peter tenon, CI 7 d t E. l ·•n d I,
B. Otlf!'11, 0ory ~ .. ~· , .~ A •• ~!.P.I. 1!f-
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bariL.,~., ... B. Watklno.
-1-: Doll N. Ander-.
'1'llo ~ an aD"'1ue,I
lo •PDlY lot --o1. tliali awants Ir :""4!:::i
taJn acacllnilc ...
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... CIU11IWIY1rust-ciee.is BBC any messivt oH, ~es Mir
look "ut llHI. Ml,.
"T1Ssaway"
An &lltirll~ ~,. solution to " the old lllOl'lthl ,..ooitm. •
fir 111111M 1111111£ . ' •.•
PM<• bel!!r 1J I "'P-1 79 ' ' klll, mora ccmfo1tJllll thall •
I bmpon. Ill t f I • .. , :..' ~ = ~49 ·99 ~astlnt. • "; S11111s · ;uns rum S111ns SMGITS SUMSUITS cuums
Bt4J ·~~i'?!1 ~::i;·~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ , .. .: • r '., 1.98 ~ 1.89.. 2.59 .. 2.98 .. I r ~ t Antidote . to
Anonyn.\ily, • ..
BJ JUJDI NlEOZikl'.o:t
Of ... Dllr , .... ...,.
'Ibe "b1Jll 1tlliort'' bu been ~
preacrlbad b)' two Golde ·
Wut Collegr-counRlort u an
snlldof<> to-anonymity'!"'.' lbe , ,
11r1e ctmpu1. ., , . , •
Worrltd by the lack of ctm-
munlcalion among cert&Jn *"
lol'I ol !be ~e coiJUl!Jl!!lty
they have '°1Nt~ ron "a ·'"
cll!lpul'Wide.. uoertmt1t . to
counttrbalirie tbla all.nation.
The "bull telllons" wW cm-
tlnut for the nut alx week.I:
There are no 11endu and no
19111 olber !ban lo proVlde
. meaoll\S!ul, lnlaractlon l"!llll. faculty, .·1tudenta, ·empioy•
and llti'dnlltrltion. ' ..,
.,,,. jimlor colltgas u well
u 111e 1ta1e c.11t.., ~ pt1mbi11 made up of ca-
mutm."IDOll of !hem ·-k and Ibey really don't l'I Jn.
vol'led," II.Id Ed Carrlaan, a
munstlot and • . .s~ " the project l cilt-d:· ug
plor1tlon1. i n..' .. Co~~
munk1Uons." ·
"Al a result, maby ol Uwn
feel alltnated, lo1t •nd Jn.
llglllflcant. We hope 11111 thtae
(l'OUJlll w¥J llelp !hem ~·t·lf l 'c lcnoW otb<r people mora c1-'
ly."
"tn the p11l ffw y,ea~, we ,
have· llaim· told lbat ll•idll ~ wl11 !orco lit# .,, ...
clURS. t..rge · 1 r.o u "-~ ,,., structlcin ·;nn becolbt con1.... •
and wt'l'O 1lte1¢1n11i111 ,...,. .., .. ·
p u t 1 r 1 and · •UlUo-tUtol:li! c. .. .
11sttma," be contltrc.d.
"We think in yjew of~ lhll1
there mlgllt bl"• ._. Of deper~ .. -.i~llGa, · f
Thll 11 what w1e W l.'tmtu
out of the rtota In_,.,;.,.;
Umltad in si2o lo . II
partlclpanll, lhe dlacullioo croups focus on luuu rele-
vant 1of ~ l<'('P'•..:OI!!' '< l
member1. ''"'' are 1ed u1 two trained "tacllltators," com-
prised of a student and a
!acul!1 member. "Thi~ .i. an eii•rdde In In· · • ~ terpe~lt 1:e1ltkinl'~ind is nol .,.,,lil.Ounle .. il'°"P' ot
,.nslUtllJ • tral>lbf l>7 any
1tr<tcli "'; fl!o, lmqlnaUoa," • explalne4' !\In. Mary Wiie; co-
,_ o! the pnjeel. .
She addtd tl!ot • die H • '
periment would bt .nlonded
lhll Stptadl1-... Jocfndo pio,
pie !rull Ille .....-n111. "II
would be nke H wt could
eventullly mett in people'•
bomll,u ihl Ilk!.' ·:. ' I -t
Slm1111' ~ta llrtady
conduc:lld Oii the ca! Stata
Lona Buch CllllP.U' .. blYI
niuliiil In .,.0.p --' cooUnuln1 lo meet beyood Ille
"" -allolad lo Ille pto-.,..,., Carril•• peltl!Od GUI.
; , . · . PYREX C3s$ertlles ,
"Pml"-Ilkl. site ii ~t · riJ.llt for iftdi'tidu1I serviAtS, "''illll: Diaper Sets
( I '·! •
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Hepatit{s T:ln:e~ .~ngs Q~er tuc~tes$_)J~dgets
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By ~ W~ "Our 1Mla -liPI at liver .al> r A1j word fll SinlW'• dllpoall swept "Cf coune tbon'1 ....,.... ll'R .. Moeller, Ille llkely replacemtlll for nearby lo tell ol sft,g.,.., fit.. • "'"'..,. -"'" , -= ........,.., """'!-" ~ Jbe Ql-1 llllabltll HoW. .._ .., 1o Ibo rwl ol ..._ club. Bui lilly'" _.. In Ibo IW!ing pltchlna l'Olalloo!, "Does he really!" wu tht -• M~'.,-,,.._ ff bepolltjo loo":"~ Bilft' 'COl$'aoliid tht u; • -Ii ~. ---m It bt lnoallleted ai -u H said. "What '"' the .•ympt0ns!" When · ... _,_ ~ ........, tho· DOclcfn brougl$ -_ mate l'ete lljllalilm, w o ,.... noted. '-· told that abdominal !"'\II waa -cl -· . . . •
• aned r-from skip,. Wolter came *"'" -boplUtil a few ,...u Alsto!i, •-· 8ld 11111 -...,. "'l1le llrilbl opot In sm,...1·, cue II them he aald be bad been having IDm• Buhler llid S"'iet bu loll If..,.....
lstoo and .... e ol his pi.yela ofter qo In Ibo Jut uy1 cl 'l>rii!g traln!n&. cemed that poqle mllht oweep U. lq1iM. l1Ddq GUt early ond geWq 1 llopped. lltom~ch problemJ recently. ofter going five day1 wltboul llllnc.
t WU learned .lhat ·-·winner BID' ...... illd lllltbliOa ·W -·~' ;it ... could die wltll • belll' -,,,.,. .. WIY tlle·dub's lud< ... been Hll wile Is currenUy llld )Ip "Ith And , the. •trlcken hurler • bt, Wll
Inger • ........,.ly bao lnlectm ~ ..... 'wen · clOoe .-Jata W II'~ bad """""'" bO ~ ...mi -Hk•·the ram..t wllln' we gennan meules ; !?,odger colch Dan sUll ' ferllng badly lllbr!IJ 'lielorO bis
isease. I • ~ltie ,p..1ng -:• ---,,-"11'11111 were ju& ...., lO •'-";..,r JI ..,. 11¥16( 7-3 and a couple If -<lurk'• wile Is dUe ·lot • .. rgery<later } 'rueaday dei>olfui\j for the llaithland.
Singer '8 In a l>anta J4oiilca . =:~ lll'*8en II i t ii I -~ · uld da11. ~t wooldn't _., a !>Iii. Bu 'W-...,.. -we· lool .tllat we lhOUld -tills week and Wllli,•"'~v~~ lw)d ,II, Slijger 'i""!"l'onc;ed leelln' ill In Cin-
Y undergoing fllrtlier festi to · D04i1r traJner Bill 11ub1e-O(ilh!'S._ 'It' l!i>lng to be'looiet' we'B liav. 1' -· . • alll eore lollowin( lllli . ..._ bl"~ ~ti ;lilst 1 .-· The n¢ll ctq hJa
".!.o.i.lii!'1"'1Ck cl Moa1tta1 doctor Jlobert sq.ir wlll be'lalcf UR tpo, .-., )le!!-" lil<k a' IUY who'll llD1be bill -pnlbably · "Bot I i.u... the luck evens· oot ta Sunday. " " • .' • ' -temJ!eralur• wenl up lo Jll0.5 then Sunday
,. · •· , who told tile ~ ·~· dhlcJ-io medlCation.« ' 1. loe~11i1-.~tbt ~*IPPOr uld'. -... a_.. ~: C>ptaJn llaury Wljls hot the • ...,.. ·tn AUanta·!\o ·cornptalded Ii being tired
gbl thet Singer is.a sick boy. . , ~were a~.,.i;~ !be' ~m ' "Anil we'll Dill' ,brJnir up -of( '~ rei-to -•tr ., what calmly, .looked at "'t and •aid, "Glenn, • while working In 1he buUpen.
''lt-'i,..b-"""1 dellnlle," tilidri<t"< .....,., ~lated lmmoillalt!Y ~ 11 ' '..i.rll ~ !nm Ille ~? s.i_.,.r•1 lcU inl&bl meen ... lie c:Wb. can y..i plld>!" • · • • -11.,,.tay he visllod Dt .• BrodrJdt_and
. ,·:.i·clOol.tlllnk lhere'1 .m"9! ... ~ wao;leanle\l that'Mi~ bad llia.IJt-~~. • ·~ • • -"11 doi!-wM .. blow well Ir--. .Bo.lief )IUrW Jim Brewer · said' hil ',,_., ........ --ca.,.i to
I there are a coup"; mono otiidJes s..il, never olficlals' who· c;vuJd givo .. "'I iould -llarl c...mo 'p~ as oppoeed to what BID .u,bt have throat felt -· ~· GabriellOll •imply team oll!cllls du"il! a . -;any .t should be d«le.IQ c:ootian ,rD¥ thatwwe1"1ftte'notmik1D1ilbemaelv<o -or 'Frai,.._&~llil -done and thal'• _.., l•can1 llid,"l'llbea .;·."'thenheknocked ·-oew••whlch promptly IObered up ~OiixiiJ·;L ' ~f.:. avafable to1 the press. · ' lf We,weff Pnl ,..._ ~"' .t IDIMll',11• be~ • on a few doon ·d teammates· quartered an otherwise feative occ~
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topped
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k was a little bad, but at least
cl4b was looking OK and now we're
ed ol going h<\11>.e wltb 1 winning
d record."
So said skipper Waller Alstoo 1110111<1lls
lter. his· .chilled and rain spattered
Dodgers. got wm! in the clubhouse that
, · · ay's game wlllJ-Mootreal would
continue: .
But as LA hurler Claude Osteen sum.
ed it up, "Everyone lOlel everything
(Willie) Crawford and (Andy)..l\_i>oco
ir homers."
HEi didn't bother to menUon the other
Dodger Slate
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r. 2~ Dodgen; vs NltW York"
Apr. 1! Oo0111rs v1 New Yot11:
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There ~ no b~ in Anaheim Johnson has 90W bl( safely' ta eiCht
Stadium proclaiming the t:allfurnia straight game. ·Ind during , that ,lime
Angels as No. 1. . bas ~t at a mammoth .4&9 clip. 1
But then they . .,.. ollly -lled with ·! (The lingels 'u . a leOin are .Cl!iriDIJy
the M~ta Twll¥> for f1rSt place la hittirig at a 1.ZIM~ a~age, oo_e • o1: the
the Western Division of ibe Americah best marks in the ma10r leagues. 1
League ·after winning their lourlh Danny Wal19rl, at 22, ls ~adlng ~
straight from the Milwaukee' Brewers American League in batting Witb ·a .:ttl
Tuesday fttgbt 3-1 before 4,301 chilled average!· !;le also has five ho~ NOii
fans. ' ' r and li RBI. · · '..., ' -
Right hander Toin Murphy, with ninth The left .ttel~ for · the Brew!• '11 a
iMing relief belp fired a three-hitter gr:adpate of B1Shop Amat Hrgti .~
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He went to the Pilots, GI' Brtwirs,
from Houston last summer in ei:cban&e Angel Slate
An 9M111 111 ICMl'C (111)
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The two teams conclude the aeries
this evening at Anaheim Stadium. Gdtge
Lauzerlcjue wlll go lo the mound for
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AM. 26 Dod9ers VI H1w Y11r11
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HEAD FIRST SLIDE.-Angels' J lm <Fregosi dives -.Anaheiin s!~ium. Fregoii was safe as heo went
for bag and Milwaukee third basenwi Max Alvis ' from first'to third on a single to center by Bill.> Voss.
dives for Fregosi during action _Tue.i,day nigjlt . a,t . ·"I;be .Angels won, 3-1.
a_n_d_t-ri-gg_e_re_d_a_d_e-ci-si-ve_th_ree-·ru_n_A-ng-el aoulhpaw, Clyde Wright. . . .
third inning to hand the Brewers •their . The game close·s oUl a succeaflil~home
sixth consecutive Jos,,. · stand wilti the Angels •.tra~" to
Washington, New York, and 1 ~ ion
Murphy was unbeatahle for eight in-~ road trip that beglnl PridaJ .DS1ht
The Dodgers were sportinc a 7-3 ltad
· two out in the ,last ol the third
en sprinkles turned into heavy rain.
an hour of waiting the tilt waa
nally caDed.
So the Dodgers will wind up this
,100..mile trek tonight iwith Don Sutton
Oing after his third triumph of u.e
lp.
1 And the Dodgen can come home with
~2 road mark if the)' can beat the
ob with basebell's wont record' (1-1)
~ to match. Sbow'b mid, 45-
ee weather are forecast.
Osteen said the mOund was like throw·
, ng off a piece of glass and exhibited
is spikes, which wf!l'e packed with black;,
cky mud.
"they weighed five pounds and ttiey
ere that way every pitch," he told
lhe DAILY PILOT. "I had good form,
breaking ball and w.-in command
every pitch dmina: warm up, 11 }le
dded. .
"But you'd ·never tnow it after tse
ame started. There wu just no traction
t there at all. I did aome e1.tra work
Atlaota lnth Red (pitching coach
Adams) and I think I've got my
oblems "'™8hlened out. .
One encouraging thing was we JOt
bits and runs .''
i1h 1hat he dreaaed and went oot
sign autographs for fellow pitcher B'l)I
Inger, who later departed for -· 'th an unlcnown molady -possibly
•the nu.
nie Dodgers had failed to ,.... dU?jng
I Osteen'• three prevmo tilln cl lllOOllll
uty this year.
This time, however, they .unlojided.
vis had a three-run homer,· Kosco'•
lead off the third ,and was bis
-. nm ol the trip. Wllls """'
'buted a triple in Pan: Jqry -a
ce which hardly reaemblel-a ma:jor
eagu&-.U lladium.
. Boston Trims ! • .
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Player Tabbed
To "Capture
La Costa 'Title
' RANCHO M cosTA (AP) -s...th
African G'ary PJ~yef ranked · u a mild
favorite to nccessfully defend his . Utle
in what could be golf's last tournament
oi Olampions.
All elite field of 31, including all the
tournameat wlnnen of the last 12
months, is ~t to ·ahalle19 P]iaYer in
~hole lest, lhat be~y
... the p1\jola .r.o; Galla,tO... Clllb
cOOr.e. ' 'ii'\ 1-> -
'nle spana'a tW0"1e1r 0antr.itt .itb
the PGA expires at the eDd of the
· even( Sunday and thert is nO assuruce ~
that it will bf re~. Tl;lei'e baa, ~n
tolk ol a mateJ>.play cliamplouhlp ill
the end of .. year, but tliat proposal
bu not been.finned up..
Player, one of four men to sweep
all the world 's major tiUes , is enjoying
one of bis best years. In ol!.ly six weekB
on the AmtriCan tour; he has picked
up ~ $60,CMXI, won ooe e'vent and mil8:ed by a sing1e stroke in the Masters.
But .the field for this p:-estlge-Jaden
event ts · so strimg -that Pla)'tr's·•role
as a.favorite was a very shaky one. '
Arrayed' ag&inst him are all ·of goll'1
great-· Dame1 -with Afriold Palmer,
Jack Nicklaus and Masters champion
Billy Ca-heading the list.
NkklaU1, who hss missed the top 10
1n only 6ne of his la.st eight starts, ..... lalit. arrtveI. ~elmer and Cui!<S iot In pnictice rounds TUesday .
Lee Trevino, who says a victory 11
thi! one ls ooe ol his major career
goals, ls another prime rontender for
the f30.~ first pru.e. He's rwon ·two
events thiB year and is the lea'dillg
money·winntr with more than $84,000.
># ~ ' " • Otbet top candidates indude Miller • n·p Pe~· '1 -· -· who scored a playoff victory ~ Mondly in the Greater New Orleans
• . • .~, Frank Beard and •Cbarlei Coody,
i By Aieodaled '1-. -bu played utremely well In receot
The -llrulnl are 1 I n l flt f • weelts. ,ChlcaF, ancaco. tt'• • wondllful Golf'• new breed, a-flock of risi1g
" and the Ptttsburgh Penptnr 11'6 yolq stars, Is well represented by Larry
ailtnc '~'1le st. Louil Bl.uea" after Hinson, Bob Lunnl Ron Cerrudo, Mike uni 1wo gamea cl tho Slllltey eup Hiii and D1c1t Loi..
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HOCKEY FISTICUFFS,-St. tOUrs mues' Bo)> Plager (5) charses
Pittsb\lrgb PeftlUIDS'Glen Sather (rigbt).in.a fight iJ1 the third per1od
of Stallley Cup playoff Wt Tuesday night in ,51. Loilis.,ln bottom photo
Plager ~continues to charge Sather as he-tries to tincork a rigbt. The
Bluei&fwon, 4-1-. ·
Rings and he held the Brewers to one in the nation's capital • ·
hit, a single to center by TOmmy Harper MIL'lll'AUK•m CALl•OltNMi
la the third, through the first slJ inr;aings. •' , 11 rM ' .. r 11 lfll
Th .. I h I pened ··-third H1rper, 2tl J I 1 AlorMf, • 4 I I , I e n.uge ur er o 1.iic Snyd.,., ct J 1 1 ,,.....,, • • " 1 0 0 Inning with a single off .. fol11')er' Angel .s.~. p11 1 o o "-'·ff J r 2 1
te M P U ••· lose eo--..1 Hovl1/1 rf I 0, I A.JdwlMn, It 4 O 4 I te.amma arty a.t n, l.fKl'. r. o>cUNY Walton. tt . 4 ' o JOl'lftlton.,. a 4 o ·I 1
Alomar walked. He was rorced at second ~r:1~;· 3~"' ~ ~ ~!:.1n'. ~ : : : : . by Jlln Fregoe:i. 1 ' i eonn, P o ' Jf*1Cw, lb 1 o o o
Irvine's Bill Voss and Ale1. JohnSOR =;11,' , : : :g~:,tr~un. 3b ~ ·~ .1 :
followed with run-scoring singles and " .... nedy. )b o o r .MurJlhv. • :t 1 1 o \llld"Pl!ID, ph l 0 Doy .. , p I I t O Jay Johnstone, the red-hot California 1to111 ..... Jb o o k.T•tvm. ,., o o ! o
hitter, scored Voss with a double. ~~~ : :. :
Thb WU all Murphy needed until the MeHtrhlty, c f d
ainth when P;1ul Doyle and Ken Tatum '':1~ ..... 21 •1 J ''~ oce 1::.!'1''
him Ii,., · •---Cllilor11I• 003 11C10 00.-I gave .re. "' as!IS1.411!U'C. E - T. Murllltv. DP -c1111omi. 1. LOI -It was the second time this season MJtw.uk" ... c1h1orn1.1 10, 2e -JohnJIOM. s -
that MurpliX.,has b4ten PatUn. Murphy '· Murphy. 1, " a 111 ... so
is now 2-1 for the year. P•tttn lL.O-ll • 1 :t J :t 2 Morrll 2·!/S t I t f , . 1 In the · hitting department, Johnson'• eoun 1-111 o o 1 ' 1
red-hot . bat contributed four base hits T.Murphy ,w.211 • ' 1 1 J J
ln as many times It bat and VOS,\ ~~~uno t~ : : : I t ~
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Sports ht Brief · .
Ra:ms' Me qdor to Retire,
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Lundy Go es·to C~rger$
LOS ANGELES -It's parUng-Of.U.,.
way day for two stellar veterans of
the Los Angeles Rams football team
-defensive end Lamar Lundy and free
safety ~die Meador.
The a&.year-old Lundy, a 13 year man
with "(he National Football League Rams
and a member Of the original front four,
(Fearsome Foursome,) has been traded
to the San Diego Chargers for an
unspecified draft ctio!Ce. R ' •
Meador, 3Z, Mr. Everything flll .dei~.
for 11 years, announced his retirertient
to devote full lime to extensive business
Jntcrests near Dallas, hls ~lrthplact.
Lundy was in and out of uniform
the past two seasons wilh knee problems
but appeared to ibe~ physically sound
late in the ·1969 carripalgn.
i;tar lo tfO just ·thst . I
·"lt'& been an enjoyable 11 )'Jars .In
Los Angeles and.thls"u a .very-difficult
decision to make because of ~ ~
team they have and the people lllvolved,"
Meador Bald Jn a statement ·wued ,.by
the Rams' front office. "{
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The Los Angeles Stars are back whtre
their life began. And unless they Win
tonighJ.'s American Basket.ball AS9oala-
tion playoff game, the scene . af. the
beginning could· be the site of t111re· met
as well.i .' .
The Stars, trailing two, Climet to , one
in their Weste rn ' 1 Divlslofi 'aemiflrial
against 1Dallas, play game No: 4 at
the An~heim Convention Center, the
place ihey called Q<>me·their Ont clllilt;plt
year wlien, as u.e Aaabeim. AmllOs.
they lln~hed mtil With • 25-61 r«:ord1 .
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Meador's 44 carter pass Interceptions
are a Ram record.' Hi was a co-captain
and player repre9entative for several
years, a 'deadly tattler, punt·return
specialist and held on field goal and
extra-point attemp~. • PORTLAND, Ort. -The new ~
"You just cu't replace Ed Meador Trail Blazers ol ~ NaUonal Baske~l
and t still have hopes he1ll change hls AssoclatiOn dJpped into' ~the univerl!!Y
·mind~" said coach George AJJen, who ranks 'I\iesday f<r tbeli' 1 first ~.
went to Te:s:as hoping to convince his picking Rolland Todd of Nevadl (I.a
• , · Vegas),
ague. •
The Bnllnl --. to -arden todly with ·a Mt lead in thelr
~ift.<lf··f --..na wttll the (lhicaao -HawU. The Pengutne ..
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' • •. Todd, who Will he S& Sunday, 'compl!etl
J hn N ', ' d N . t G 'd c h a record of 96 wlns ,and 40 loais 'in o son .ame . ·e.wpo·r .:· r1 . oac ~u~~ru~ -1 · , H.aJT)I Glickman, eucul!V< m pml-
" Jn tbt Wll&. . .
Bootoo. -Bobby Orr'• brllllance
Cain Jlt"rld1nl tile dllfereace, ~eated
lilwltl 4-1 Toeolllly night wnue the
lues-lle~bythoume
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0 r r, the mapll1oeat 11-Jlll'<lld
f......an wl>o lod .. !QL la -..
er the ....--. Ill 1111 flnl
oal cl lbe yeer ..-a.lea• llltl tltarled the Bru1ne on Ille rood In Tlctory.
He had a total cl tbr,. polntl, all
ist.9, against tM Hawlta ln eight
lar 1e11011 pmes:. WJtb two lllliltl
I' In &mdily'1 flnt gime and Tueaday
night's goal, Orr matched h~ repler
1<ason pn>ducUon In two playoff clabet.
By ROGll1I CAIWION
Of IM ..... 1t11M Sr.ff
.,.J;rnle JQhnson has beea named varsity
football coach at Newpqrt Harbor High
SCbool, the DAILY Pnnr learned today,
pending formal raUfi~tioo by the school
boerdollnlllees.
Jolrlaon, who '• been .. t ol prep COIChlna for OH year after 9trVlhg u an -I footbell COlch at Cit Stale !Lona Beach), wu 1elected from a
1tnlog field of candidates.
He ~places Wade Watts, tbe Ohio
ltrontmlft who came west five years ago
to mold Newport Harbor hlto a rel(>eded
footbtll power In the Sunset Ua111e.
Wafta stepped d0trn lrom the poat ofler
I llll!ertng·•· ..... .,. bdsY l'ICtlllllf,
The lJ\lury -'Wltta" pluoed
retireme1t up two ,-:s .
-"I know Jt's P?I to,1be ID mibelltltlble'
chall..,e here in.the limlet League *11
only hope 1 can do as well u Wade \did
here," said the new SaJIOr mentor.
"You don't' Just go around replacing
people ol !hat caliber, but I'm amloul to
get boclt lnto.~~·football.
"[ llke lb cOacb when It'• lmportaei to·
the school and tll tho IAWD," he said .
Johnlon comet . lo Newport Harbor ,
altar ..m;olif • lllaa•~ record at El
Rancho Hlib· Ills leams ....ie the CIF pl1yolls for 10
corileCUUve ylars, eight times !18 league
. •I • • dent cl the Club, llld Todd .... tile
ch..,,SOO, lllsctpµno wu the prlnie• 1oues an!! four ties. • , . beot knowledge cl tho National. BMlte~
characterisllc o( Johnsqn's pQwerhou'1'5. lllcluded In that span were a pair ol ball Association of any COldl .,. ln-
His second· place outfit of f980 won the confronta.UQ.ns w.tth Aoahelm, each side tervtewed." 1
AAA chatnp1onShlP by beating loop cham-winning once by the identical score of 7-0: ' •
pion Cal High ln the finals. IronJcally, Johnson plaxed •galnst •
And his 1966 learn crushed Anaheim In Newport Harbor's only cbempio!lshp SAN FRANCISCO -Y. A. Tltlle,
the AMA Onala; J5.14. learn -In 1912. wbtirn the 8an Francisco Fwt)' Nlilers
His coaching r<e<>rd consists almolt m-"I ptayed delenslve·end for Fulltrton'I' misleltenly llhu!Oed &tray durinc-bto
tirely .. t El Ranchl>lllifi. • " 'U oulftt and I wu ouppooed to stop tbdr playing ~ays, Mopday left his jdll u
He assisted Ihm for two ,etr1. 1hto off teckle stuff. . l,ISisW1t toach.
toolt over the 1"1"'"" 1154;. ''They naJly wbbmped "'·" 1111 TitUe, ·Who has been M«lna r.ty
After drepplng 15 ca.mes ln the .tpan of \ JobnlOll. Niner qu1rterba ck1 aince 'lta, rdped
three yeara his teams dominated the San Newport wan that wf•, 41·12, .and went along with offensJve blck6e1d coacb Mike
a.briel Valley area almool ~a paiat ol ' GO to wtn the SUNll Lague chom-Holovalt. Bolh lll4 they clD no ...
boredom. plonohlp be!.,.. bowiJtl In the playolls to devote Ute necessary time to lbelr jqbo
In ihe final 10 years of coaching at El Glenn Davis and Co. of Bonita lllgh. with the Natlonal Con!..--lootbell
Rancho he .led tile ·Dons lo 99 wins; II That "" II years aao. club.
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Threet eamiTied Wind tNa 1
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For Sun8et Lead ·,:'{'{) Diahto~, ·Tritons
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;, ·sat(es) Hot -~'•-~ .;,.
f\•,,· As Rustlers ..
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.~ ·. Lose, 64 ' .,~,,
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.,-'y ' LAOC't Charlie Bites w_as
·'~· • ~ lhow Tutlday in. .,; ! . l1ll!l!ni hill team to • ~ ~,~ So..ittWriCallforntaeon..
ferep baseball win over ;~· GOide~ West on the Winners' ' "?' • cllainoOd.
• "."f\: 'Batel aiugged a homer and
'' ' three llqles, baUing in the !Int five LACC runa. ms
three-run homer came in the
third and gave the Cuba a
..... ~ ti ·. LACC, heOclJq I h e con-
f treDCe, now bu a record
al la.,L The ...... Golde•
Weot'a llinlh in: !1 clrcuil _,...,
Golde• West ICOl1!d lb lint
.. ,, · twa nmll in .Iba mtb lnQ!ng.
·~;-Jtin Hosan Im off with •
'E . triple and .aooret .., Rick
Ruuell'• •lllfle· Aller • palr al outa, Wayne Kiefer and
Tom ·C«nell aluged lingles t,.. ta plMe. the run.
,. la Iba ninth, Camell led
oil with a lill(le, but 11 ..
r.f SQyder'a ground ball was used
·<:i•· to force Cornell at second. i.f1 · Buddy Moen tbtn slugged a
bonier to completo the Rustler
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ln83-56
Western 'l\Jtsdly,
The ~e1uli1 leav e
Wl9bnlnater, Anohelm and
Western In l ~1".ay Ue
with Marina tralu\\g by ,a
··~· . . : In other acllon, Newport ·
llirbor slammed boot 111111-liniton 8'1ch. $-1. .
Marina'• win was sparked
by a th_,... uprWng in the flllb IM!ng. snapping a
SC«eles,, tie.
Jim Frank and D a v e
Campbell provided the spark
~'° give pitcher Dave Kluncreseter a t b r e e • r u n
cusblon.
Frank got the rirst tally
acro&s wttb a single to center
field .:_ and .Campbell l!qU ....
.ed in the O:iird run or the
hmlng •
. Klungreseter hurled a three-
hitter, struck out five and
walked three in geUing the
clutch win.
Newport had ap euy time
al. It with Huntington S.ach,
whiclt committed seven errors
to aid • the winners' l~hit
usaull
coach Andy Smith'• Sailors
jumped on HUlllington pitching
from the oqtset and scored
in, five consecutive frl1Jle!.
Leading the Sailors' attack
was Jeff MaliooU, who hit
wely thrtt tlmea, sc....i
twice and had a palr of RBI.
Pitcher Alvin W b I t e ,
meanwhile, burled a three-hit-
ter.
HunUngtoo S.ach mgh's
freshman Steve Deeter was
the · on)y Oiler to hit safely
twice and it was his home
run to left field in the fifth
lmlng that 1n1pped Whi .. '1
shutout attempt.
Newport's Denny B e an
spelled White in the seventh
ind struclt oul the aide.
Newport's· winning run 1
came in the second when the
Tars , tallied twice on the
~ of one bit coopled
with HuntJncloll's wild pi~
cl1lng and -fleldlll(. The game. was ,put out of.
J<acll in the mth wben
Malinoff accounted for a pair
of RB) with a double -and
eventually scored on a passed
ball.
DAILY PtLOT _,, .....
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Wollos · Baffles ' . .
Riverside, 7-3 . . .
ON ,THE BUTTON -Huntin~ Beach High's Dan Moats COllllecls With two
mates aboanl In the filth iomng but bis smash was hauled in by Newport Har•
bor's Steve Hedrick in Sunset League. baseball action Tuesday. Newport Har,
bor unleashed a lo.bit attack to dump the Oilers,, 11-l
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Tb( Jild"'W ""'8111 al UC ,ainile. Jim Gr;eenway wlll<ed
Irv1ae wUl•IOOft be> blown 11 to bid the bUts and Wollos
. Wollol ,HDI lf·tllt,...,. rllht lingled one run across with
hinder --..ttb u Farrw brill(lll( In another. andeleated ltUOD. • ' The final tallY was added
Two Garnes Postponed
Barons Expl.ode
For 10-3 Victory
Fountain Valley exploded
for Its second straight Irvlnt
League ba<eball vict«y Tua-.
day a lo-3 decision over
Magnolia'• SenUnels on the
winners' diamond.
'Ille win enabled John Cole's
Barms to even their Irvine
r~d at 4-4.
The Barm-Se.D.Unel till WIS
the only area Irvine bMsebalJ
game played Tuesday, with in.
cessant wind conditions plagu-
ing the area.
A long triple to left center
by Mike Roberts cleaned
Goodaker, Sblmajl and ms
from tbe hues wbl.le a two-out
lnlield alngle into the bole by
Rick Wemelwnp seot Roberts
home with Fowrtaln Valiey'a
fourth taUy al the inlllng.
Wayne Ouellette Wll issued
1 free pus following Wen-
nebmp'a single and the palr
&cored on 1 bMe bJt to center
by Chuck Doherty.
One-hitter
By M1iniz
Paces MD
Davi Wollot. ~ of tbe ln the fourth On Sytora's third
Anleater -atall,'pitcbed bl~. a lloleo base, ao error bls e!lbth compllto pme al. ud 5alca'1 lill(le.
the -· and -b11 11th Sylr«a and u......, had v1ctor7 -dOltal in. a three -bib during the a<· winHwtpt dtdlloo over UC Uon , and ucb moved above
Rttiitdde 'l'Deaday, 7.S. the .300 mart ,for the season.
The S.. Die~ hurler Sykclra la ·bitting al a .309
hu 1ppe1rtd In 1~ U J:WDP clip and Hansen at .~.
for coach Gary Adami crew · Rocky Craig continues to that 11 now~ fOr tbi.ye1r., lead their regulars with a .364
Hiii. earned nm averap 11 average followed by Farrar
ap Jmtreuive 1.N with two at .315.
Ron Mum. made bis pl~ al ~ three Rlvenide nma Ben Wetzler will pitch today
ching debut a winning effort unearntd. at Cal Tech in Pasadena.
with the aid of a three-nm 1"ine ICOl'fd tarly and "c •iv•llMDI '"
homer by Du Meyor Tue.iay often :in pooUng the victory. ~ii'~,~· · :" •,' \ "'1
al the M--~-. Tbree . mat1tera lo , the nr.t I"' • • ! lemoon u l,lll≪lla cimt on Bo~ Farrar'• walk ~ brt ~ : , :
defeated Phu: X, W, in Ind a biple by Mike Sykora. :'rtn1o1~ c ~ & I T
Angelus Leque acUoa on &be Tom Spence popped up in =.'? • ~ f 1 i
loeen' diamond. • abort right field and Syk<n ~=-~·.. I ! ! I
Muniz wu not an}y credited Ktnd afttr the catch. With ~n',J!. • . r g l I
with the victory bat pitched two away; Mite Sub walked :i..Alitt, "',,, , I 1o : 00•
a one-hitter In tile process, and"Dln8-drllieda<Jou. T-'
rUlking out 10 and "";..& .... up bJe to rllbt ttnter for another Teollla UC: lllYUfl (1J ~ 3 II 1
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Meyer came to bat In the In µie teeODd, Farnr beat ~r.~• ~ I f I
seventh with the ICOre Ued, · out an infield single, went to ·1tt11rd:"111 : Z o &
:1-3 and two ...,_...,, on -an • throwin( error "'• " l l ' ' the base ptths. He belted 1 and ICOftd oa Sykora'• aeeond t.'i?:-r. tti • i : g I
towertnc drive· over: the ri&bt bit . wfm1 • 4 o 1 1
fiel d fence for the 1ame-wizl.. "me blrn&I contl:ftued Jn •' s-.,; hlflllllll
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Dini home run. . the thiJ'd U Sub doubled UC: ltlnnidt OID 000 002-1 10 3
Mater Del acored twice . Jn ~ Hansen beat out an infield uc 1rv1111 111 100 oo-1 1, 1
Jonea With tbe win11i11f rt111
atid banded hurler GleM
Tsuma the win.
Tsuma rtlleved starter Ter·
ry Nie!Jen ill the ,.,...th a11tt
the latter had tolled Ii<
frames.
vma Park,'• eaay win wu
bi~ 1>7. a U.run fourth
inl>lll( •
Lqwia S.ocb commlu.ct 11
errors to aid Villa Part'• lS.
hit attack.
l.agunao Greg Keuler WU
the looe Artist to ...... He
sin1Jed and eventually tallJed
on an out in the seventh in-
ning.
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Spike Win
Doug Schmenk captured the
mile ud two-mile events to
1etd Golden West Colle£'!'S
track and field team to a
surprisingly easy a 3 -5 6
Southern Ca I l f.o r o 18 Ccm-
fereoce ft O'er East LA on
tht losers' oval.
The Corona del Mar-Edison
and Costa Mesa-Estancia con-
tests scheduled for Tuesday,
but postponed due to the
strong gusts, were reset for
today at Edison and Mesa.
At Fountain Valley,
dfm tnu tlve junior Jefthander
Steve Fox went (he distance
and picked up the win after
a personal losing streak of
six games.
A maMive uprising in the
sixth gave the Barons all the
runs they needed to put their
loop record at the .500 mark.
Showing only a 4-3 edge
going into the productive
sixth. Cole's crew pushed
across six runs to put the
wirr on ice.
Doherty wu. thrown out to
end the inning when be at-
.. mpted to stretch his single
into a four-bagaer on a series
of bobbles by a Sentinel out-
fielder.
The victorioua Barons also
picked up two runs in the
tint and one run each in
the thlnl and fifth llamas.
MAGNOLIA IJ) .. , .. ,,.
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Klrli.hl•n, N 4 1 I • G'""' ,, 4 1 I Mlt*.1,c JI
Smltl'I.' l'ol ', Wi lk..-, rf
Toaell. rf 1 I I J
the Ont but two nib, ao
Infield error and a d,nlpped
Qy ball in the outfield Wl!b
two away gave the bolt nine
a :1-3 edge Illa! held up tmUl
the seventh.
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Save 1.00
on the tiig one •
Scbmenk ran 4:31.1 in the
mile and returned to post a
docking~ 9:57.9·!0 the elgbl· lap e\'O~t:·
TM llwltien'plled up ln06t
of their poinb Jn the running
evwats, wlnnlng both relays
llDd au . hut ~ 120 bigh
hurdles and the .. ~.
Rlck Goodaker led off the
frame by reaching base on
an error and moved to second
on a sacrifice by Fox.
Mike Shlmajl drew a walk
and Mike lflirsingled to center
to load the bases.
K111.,.. 311 l I 0 am.~c1 JI•• Totil~OUtilTAPI VAU8Y ti'11 II ... , .. ,.,.
S111amn. ,.. 1 I I I HIJ," J J1~1,2b l 'i ' Mllcl'lt l1, lb 0 0
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Ttit1ll 11 it 6 l'IUS 1t Pl
Field event winners Included
Ben Avalos in the pole vaulL
(lJ-0), Vic Martinez Jn the
h1cb jump (11--0) and Lance
Peterson in the shot put (llH).
In the runniq ev<oU, Met
Hobbs captured the 440 in 51.9,
BlU Kamp griibbed the 100
in t.a. Bob Olamberlaln wls
the llO victor (1:03.&) aod
Mark McMahon won the 440
lntermeclla .. hurdles (60.S).
Major League Standings DEAN LEWIS
1be 440 relay foursome ol
Pb1I Age, McMahon, Dennis
Mau and Kamp clocked 44.0
and the mile relay team ol
McMahon, Hobbs, J im Long
and Ai• had a Ume ol 3:3U.
'lbe next ouUng for the
Ro1Um Is Friday al the Ml
San Antonio Relays. Golden
Well . WIU then host the
Southern Ca 11 f o r n J 1 Con-
NATIONAL tEAGUE
Eu! Dlvl1loo
Chicllgo
St. Louis
Pitt>tiurgh
New York
Pblladelphia
Montreal
W L Pct. GB
7 3 .700
7 3 .700
7 4 .636 ¥.
tlS .5002
48 .333 4
1 8 .Ill 5\2
West Division
Ctncinnati
SM FranclJco
Houston
13 4 .765
7 7 .500
7 8 .437
AMERICAN LEAGUE
EIJt Division
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
New York
Cleveland
W L Pel
8 3 .727
GB
8 4 .607 II
5 5 .500 211
56 .1553
5 9 .357 41n
3 7 .SOO Ill
Welt Division
1 2 .m
9 4 .612
6 6 .500 211
6 7 .462 3
4 7 .364 4
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5 7 .417
5 9 .357 3 9 .200 $'~
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AUanta
Minnesota
Angels
Kansas City
Oakland
Chicago
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Santa Ana Country Club and
Jrvine Coast played a born~
and-home women's tourna.
ment recently with sooring on
a two low balls of foursome.
Low grriss winners In Class
A were Mrs. Alfred Shinn,
Mrs. Bart Mcllugh, Mrs.
William McCauley and Mrs.
Irene Kay with a 336. ·
Low -net winners·were Mrs.
George Fruehling, M i s s
Rosa.lie Vance, Mrs. John
Price and MB-Doo Lenk
(270).
Second place went to Mrs.
Jona Molll'OO, Mrs. Thomas
Atklnson, Mrs. W. D .
Greschner and Mrs. Gene
Ronald (275). 'Itiird plaee was
won by Mrs. Jerome Helperin,
Mrs. Robert W. Smith, Mrs.
Roy Crank and Mrs. John
Drury.
Low gross honors in B llil{ht
went to Mrs. Sherman Smith,
Mrs. Ned Khorey, llf rs,
Thomas Crossoo (390).
First low net group was
composed of Mrs. L. B. Lewis,
Mrs. L. J . Ruoff, Mrs. Paul
Lenk and Mrs. Walter Wine
(271).
Second went 1o Mrs. Leroy
Spicuzza, Mrs. E. D i c k
Badbam, Mrs. L. W. Bemus
and Mrs. William 0 . Burnett
(234), Third were Mn. Myron
Sheward, Mrs. Nell Foster,
Mrs. ff. E. Gustkey and Mrs.
W~ell Finley (284).
Corte Me••
fn a home and home tourna.
ment with Huntington Seacliff,
members of ihe Costa Mesa
Jadies club held a best ball
of fourso~ competiUQn.
Wiruien of~ the event were
Marioo Voss. Marilyn Hies-
tand, Elise Stipe.s and Barbara
Shepardson willl a 59.
Second place went to Nadine
Maze, .Mary Evelyn Imler,
June . rittin and Shirley
Camaro with a 61.
Betty Brown, Ruth Schilling,
Cuba Kurl and Rosemary
Erickson had a score of 62
for third place honors.
Rao1elao SI
Paul Runge and Frank
Buckman teamed tog~th;er to
win a partner'1 best ball
tournament at Rancho San
Joaquin last weekend with a
low net score of 61.
1be an n·u a I Meadowlark
partner's best ball tournament
will be staged May J...S at
Meadowlark Coontry C I u b
with more than $1,000 ln prizes
being offered. ,
Partnen must · have han-
dicaps 'withiri five strokes of
each other with 12 prlu5 beliig
olfered1 for Jow net scores and
four foe low 1rod competition.
life•• l' er.re
Completion o! the ladies club
champlooshipo highlllhla the
week's activities at • Mesa
Verde Country Club.
Final round of the Mr. and
Mn. tournament will be •IJl&-
ed Sunday with a shotgun
start at 12 :30. M~n's Ptay will
get off the tee at 8 in the
morning, also in a shotgun
start.
With president's · a1p play
nearing completion, the Bob
Fernandez Memorial stag day
will· be beld April 21 at Santa
Alla Country Club.
A total of 150 ptaye" are
expected to participate in the
event which gets under way
at It. o'clock with 1 shotgun
start.
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8 $150,000 in prize money!
8 Ample ticlcet& at the gate!
8 Plenty of parking!
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Race Tells
Of Changes
The course for the bJtnnlal
ocean race Crom Newpcirt, R.J.
to Bermuda, which will be
held !or lhe 2'llh time &tarting
Jun~ 201 1970, Will be changed
for ple flrst time since 11381 •ccOrdlDJ to Walter T ,
Flower, chairman . of the
Bmnuda Race C.Ommlttte of
the Cruising Club of America,
which co-sponsor• the eveot
with the Royal ltermuda
Yacht Club.
For the lint time In the
hlltory of UJe '""· an of'1hore turnln& mart II being
UIOd. Nantucte< Ll&lilobJp, op.
prollmately 100 · m 11 e s
soulh<ast of. the llarl II Br<n·
ton Reel LIJht Tower of!
Newport, ts to be left to
starboiqd, '.lltiJ will only add
12 miles to the total dl.!tance
of the race, making it 647
sea miles, but it la expected
to increase the amount of
wlndwatd work for tile com-
petitors. 111e course for this
ocean racing classic has been
the same since the start was
shifted from New London,
Conn., to Newport after the
1934 race.
As In 1968, the size or the H11drofoll in Test Kuta
fleet will be limited to about
150 yadlt.s with selection of With the Manhattan skyline In the background. a 35-foot hydrofoil "flies" under
entries baaed on the the Brooklyn Bridge during test run on New York's East River. The craft is
demonstrated offshore expected to be used for commuter transportation on the waterways surrowid4
performance of skipper, crew ing the metropolitan area.
and yadlt. The new Jntema--~----'----------~--------------
tional Offshore Rule will be
used for handicap ratings.
Most of the hu·IJ
measurements required for
thls rule are made with the
yacht out of the w&ter, which
will facilitate the measure-
ment of eligible yachts this
winter. Owners are urged to
contact N.A.Y.R.U. for In ..
format.ion on how e a r I y
measurement ~.'" be ac-
complished.
Entries c I o s e d March 15.
1970 and measurement
certiflcetes are due no later
than June 1, with no extension.
An entry fee of $100 must
accompany entries.
The race circular, which is
available now, will contain a
phrase renecting with the
failure of a number cf yachts
to fllliah the race in recent
years.
It will read: "Failure to
finish the Bennud'a Race will
severely prejudice the
eligibility of the skipper and/
or yacht for entry in future
CCA-sponsored raL'eS. ''
Any yacht now built or
under construct.Ion w h i c h
would be ellgible under the
Eliglblllty Requirements or
the ·Conditions for the 1961
Bermuda Race shall be con·
sidered eligible for the 1970
Bennuda Race.
All rommunlcations about
the race should be addrtssed ·
to: Walter T. Flower,
Chairman. Bermuda Race
Committee, 461 EI g ht h
Avenue, New York, N.Y.
10001.
Boat Show
Slated
At Ar ena
The S o u l h e r n California
Marine Association,
Califomla's leading marine
trade organization, has for the
second year leased the $12
mllllon Long Beach Arena and
adjacent lagoon for t h e
presentation of their second
annual SCMA Long Beach
Sailboat Show. Dates will be
October is.November 1.
The Sailboat Show is the
only show In the naUon
devoted solely to sail, ac·
cording to Ed Nkbols, manag-
ing director for the SCMA.
If it's not sail, or an acctssory
for a sailboat, it doesn't ap-
pear ln lhe U:lng Bead\ event.
"If they are not Interested
In sailboats, they don't come
near the place," states
Nichols. ''The retpOnSe from
both the exhlbitora and the
boaUna: public in our 1969
S&.ilboat Show was so ootstan-
dlng that the SCMA Board
of Directors have e:itablished
the event as an annual show."
'11le Lon&" Beach Arena,
altuated right on lhe Pacific
Octan 1nd only a long field
pl klek away from the new
,home of the Queen Mary. is
In the heart of the sailboating
country and is an ideal loca-
Uon for this unique show.
Study P lanned
111e nauoo·s outboard motor
m1nufact.urtr11 haVe teamed
up to (.'Oflduct further studies
Into the effects of marine
englnes on water quaUty, ae-
cording to Matt J, Kaufman,
acting eJeCUUve dlrector of
the BoaUnl Industry Als0>
elation.
The study -under BIA
auspices -will be conducted
by an Independent testing
organlutlon on both warm
and cold water Jakes •
Tulane Wins at Annapolis
Tulane University, -w Ith
skipper John Dane at the helm
of the Annapolis-« yawl won
the Kennedy Cup Regatta at
AnnapoliJ Sunday with 16
point! under the. i;everse scor-
ing system. The final two
races, sailed from the U.S.
Naval Acaderny, were in light
airs.
Runne·r-up In the annual blg-
boa,t regatta was Navy with
Don Rugg skipper with 19
points, and third was the
defendtt Cornell, skippered by
Dave McFaull, wllh 25 points.
The two West Coast teams,
USC and Stanford, fell by the
Ahmanson
Series Set
To Clemente
Newport Harbor Yach t
Club's Ahmanson Series for
Oce~n Yachts gets under way
Fridt!Y at 5 p.m. from Los
Angeles Yacht Club with the
start of the 125-mile San
Clemente Island race.
The race is al10 the filth
in Los Angeles Yacht Club's
\Vhitney Series.
r.1ost of the skippers in the
race will leave Catalina Island
to port, but the island is not
a mark of the course. Under
normal wind conditions, skip-
pers in past years have found
they make better lime by
going around the west end
of Catalina before heading for
the backside of San Clemente
Island, although the course is
about five miles longer.
The race will finish off the
Newport Harbor jetty en-
trance.
Saturday morning will mark
the start of the Voyagesr
Yacht Club's Catalina Island
race for PHRF and MORF
yadlts. The race is the 1970
inaugural of the r.tassey Serles
for PHRF.
Trophy Race
On Saturday
FifUt an nu a I MaJor's
~y Race -for yachls
coming to Newport for the
start of the En1e11ada race,
Will get undtl'Way Saturday
at Marina del Rey.
The fleet will consist of
Ocean Racing, Pacific Han.
dlcap Racing Fleet. Midget
Ocean Racing Fleet and Ocean Racina Catamarans.
The entry list. however, Is
not limited to yachts going
in the Ensenada race. It Is
al!o the. fourth of the Overton •
Series sponsortd by California
Yacht Club.
The course will be from
the star~at Marina del Rey,
leaving Catalina Island to port
The program beghls at noon.
Ticktts art *2.50 for adults
and youngster• under 12 are
admitted fret. A special event
will be the presentation o(
the Wot1d Almanac·Benrus
Citation to all-time water :;k.I
great Chuck Stearns of
Bellflower honoring him for
hts world record ski dr•a: rurt"
•1122.11 mil•• J><T hour.
wayside In the strong, UCS
finishing fourth with 26 points,
and Stanford sixth witb 30.
USC, skippered by Guy
Doran, was in ttte money until
the final race when he was
over early at the start and had
to restart, but was never able '
to make up the Joss. In the
fifth race Doran was also over
early, but1 eked out. a win
despite the handicap.
The John Kennedy·Memorial
Trophy was presented by Mrs.
Ethel Kennedy with her 10 ,
children witnessing the
presentation. The K e n n e d y
family. including Mrs. Eunice
Shriver, sister·in·law of the
1ate president, followed the
racing both days in a power
yacht.
The Kennedy Cup is one of
college sailing's g I a m o r
events. Robert ~1. Allan Jr. of
Newport Beach, executive vice
f.resident of !he Pacific Coast
ntercolleglate Yacht Racing
Association and a member or
the Naval Academy 's advisory
Fales Committee. labeled this
year's field of 10 boats the
strongest yet to compete , for
the coveted prize.
Harvard was the first win-
ner in 1965, followed by Navy
in 1966 ; Stanford, 1967-68 l.f\d
Camell in 1969.
$4 ,000 in Pr iz es Set
In . Circle , Dra g Race
A $4,000 prize fund has been
e,1;tabllsbed by the Long Beach
Boat & Ski Club for its Circle
and Drag Race Championships
next Sundlif at Long Beach
Marine Stadium.
Dana Point
BCYC Race
I of Series
Bah i a Corinthian Yacht
Club's Dana Point race Sun-
day will have a double sig-
nificance.
As the third feature in the
current Angelrnan Series for
the Pacific Handicap Racing
Fleet it will be a decider in
the overall standings.
But for most of the fleet
which turns up on the start-
ing line al noon it will be a
tune-up for the Newport to
Ensenada race which gets un-
der way Thursday, April 30,
at noon. The Dana Point race
started five years ago as an
Ensenada Tuneup and was in·
eluded in the Angelman Ser-
ies which was inaugurated
this year.
The race Is open to Ocean
Racing, PHRF and Midget
Ocean Racing yacl1ts. Wamin~
signal for the first class will
be at noon with the start at
12:10.
Dana Races
Attract 37
Thirty-seven boats In two
classes showed up on the
1tarUng line lor the new Dana
Point Yacht Cub'• first in·
vltlUonal regatta Saturday
and Sund"!'.
Racing wa.s held in the
octan outside the Dana Point
breakwater for the Hobie Cats
and the Coronad~lSs. Results:
HOBIE CATS (l!J -llJ
Hobk! Aller, DPYC; ( 2 )
Wayne Schaefer, DPYC; 131
Bill Butler, DPYC; (I) lie
bet.,..n Ted Hendrickson and
Hoity Pulaski, both of DPYC.
CORONA00.14 (t4) -(II
Jim Linske,-, WYC: (2) Davt'l
Schlblcr, MBYC: (3) Harri8
Hartman, MBYC: (!) BtatUe
Punoll, Anacapo YC; (5) Bob
MarUn, MBYC.
The event will feature 32
leading inboard circle racers
in an aut<rracr.1g type prr>
gram of a trophy dash, quali--
fying heats, elimination heats,
a semi-final and a final cham-
pionship race for the eight
fastest s urvivor s of
preliminary competition.
This section of the1 program,
with $2,640 at stake. will be
joined by a special event for
inboard racing's ffiO\t exciting
class -the two. man cracker-
box division .
National high-point cham-
pion Art Field in his Lemon
Crate heads this lineup, with
$560 at stake.
Top eliminator awards of
$400 each will go to the day's
fastest entries in the in-
vitational drag program for
blown fuel flatbottom s and
blown fuel hydros, limed b,Y
the Nat.Iona! Drag Bo at
Associalion.
and firUshing orr the West
Newport Jetty.
Top Trophy for the race
is the (L<ls Anj,'.telcs) Mayor's
Perpetual . Points will ba
awarded in the Overton Series
for Octan Racing yacht.!
entered with Cruising Club of
America mea su rement
certificates.
60 Compete
In Regatta
Sixty boats In rive classes
turnerl out for the annual
Southern California Yachting
Association Junior Reg at ta
hosted Sa.turday and Sunday
by Balboa Yacht Club. Largest
class was the senior Sabots
with 19 entries.
Final reSUlt!:
FLYING JR. 191-(I) John
McClure, NHYC: (2 ) Scott
Flamson, BYC; (3) Bill Men-
ninger. LA YC.
KITE (14) -Iii Pat
Scrugs, NHVC: (4) o·avid
Wallace, LIYC.
SABOT SR. 111) -Ill Phil
Gitul.schl, LIVC : (2 ) Kvrt
Wif'.se. BYC : (J) Barr Smith.
NHYC : (4) Bill Moore, LSC;
(S) MUI Alllone, LIYC.
SABOT JR. 11!1-(IJ Mark
Gaudio, NHYC; (21 MI k e
Thorne, BYC) : (31 D a v I d
S\glor, BYC: (4 1 Ty Beach,
BYC.
GUPPY (!) -11) Don
Sallsbury, LAYC; ii) Chrtt
Cooptr, LAYC.
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BJ TOM TITUS
Of .... n.lf l'tl9f Staff
One of the IDGlt ambitiOUJ
prodUcllool by ID Orange
Coun1Jthtollr--1o the ltqe Ibis weekend
whoo the w..anin.ter Com-
munity 'lbeMer preseots the
Tenne.ee Williams drama "A
Streetcar Named Desire."
There lfe a number or
fhinls we could say relative
to the staging or t b i s
American clasaAc, all ot which
would be construed a s
admlnisterillg a p e r s o n a I "P,JlSb" to the show, in which
thi5 writer ;,j among the casl
members. Suffice it to · say
lhlt ii r<ir-Ks a gi>nt step
for .the W-ter . group,
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in bQrrowed faclliUes Until the Cut &re Millie J'rati, Roger "aleloo't N .. • ftUe "We
completion ol ii• -tl>ealer. lfcBride, Koo Llagselh, f;rtc ._ .. M •111a 'l\iche,
Directing "81-.:ar" I a Lampel, Loie WonlllngfOo, Pit 8-. ... J-Buel,
Doris Allen. an award-winning -A11eo and Alice RtlcL · liq -1'"""" llld' Jiealh ·actress· with the Westminster 0--2'ardJ ii technical ditec· P'1k. ~
players, wl>o llqed an lllr, wllb Joon llqorty, Mary . Boll> Jlla1• .. b' Ing
original drama for the IP'OUP, I ~ 11 1 v 1 n\ Gen. William•, preMDled at tM ',.ad Sttp
''11le Haunted Wood," last ~ fffrrtnctan and Betty Tbeeter.,llZ'I N"911t Blvd., &eason. tf ' ~ i'ounding out the eo.ta Mesa, with 1'11!f'ltiDns i
Be<b Clcillol lakes tbe·•tat-bacblac< crew/ available by colling 'U.., 1lo1
f B · Seven ·.--........ of off"-at •••1""". ring role o lanche DuBois, ....... _ • ._...__ ... " V'llr" .,,.
one ol Williams' most famoua "Str~" are 9Cbeduled«for *
heroines, with Burt Warner the F Y School aut#torium, '1"lbe Girl in. tbe Frtudian
playing the part ol StanleJ Edw1 at Trask avenues in Slip" winds-up Its abbreYlated
Kowalski, which brought fame Westmlnster. The show will eiigagemeot at the Colla Me.a
to Marlon Brandl some 1.11 be staged Fridays a n d Civic Playhouse Friday And
years ago . 'Rolinda Orlow ap. Saturdays for .three weekends Saturday llighfa under the
. pears as Stella Y.oWllski, with wp an exlrl p¢onnance' direction d PaU Tambellini.
yours truly takioi oa tbe role May 16. Rt!servltioos are -Ray Scott carol Faulstick,
of Mitch. being taken at #'l·ll&t. ' Ron Fill~, Diana Spencer, \ · * Pam HaU and FA Little com.
Soo.lh Coast Repenory con-prise the cast ol tJ>e comedy
tinues 'ill l'doublebeader" al The final performances wt·u
it! Com Mesa thea~, stag-be giVen al the Community
ing "We Bombed m New Center auditorium on the
Haven" on Thursday ~igbt and Orange C.OUnty Fairgrounds,
"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Reservations may be made
Nest" Friday through Sunday. by calling the ' Com Mesa
MarUn Benson is directing Recreation Department at' 834-
both productJOM. . 530.1.
Hal Lapdon Jr., Kathleen Also bidding farewell this • • •••••••• • . * COAST HWY. AT MACARTHUR BLVD.
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-CHARLES LANG
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Rogart, Michael Douglass and weekend, for the second time
Billy Miller head the cast of is the Open ~nd Theater'~
THEATRE
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Westminster Community Theater production of 11A
Streetcar Named Desire," oi;>ening Friday .
p~uclion. of "All the Lonely
People," a Tenness-e e
·Williams anthology compiled
and staged by Warren Deacon.
Principals in the cast are
OavJd and Betsy. Pa ,u I~
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! .ld'"'lt.n Playhouse, ioith loUr roles.
~ ' JDQre performances toNght The mow ls })etng staged
! · Utr:eUlh Saturday.. John Fridays .and'saturdiys at the
: 'f'el'UCCI is dlrectlltg the playhouie, 2110 Main St., Hun-
::: JlrlUib hlltori~ drf.Ma. Unfton ~Beach. Reserv,aU~
, Ralph Rjdlmond plays the '" beirli taken al S3M8111.
~entril role of .Sir ~lei " . · . * " . '~ .. Rilke, with Joon 'Wuifaq11n. , CO~Unuing . F~y a._n d
• Yir11n!• Nixon, Pbll de Bor· S.Wrdli al 'the Long Beach
; tos,, Ron Christie; ;Jo """° , C.mmunlly Playbouoe . 1 s
Black, Alan Hart, ~amlla '•LadleJ of the Jury," an old-
M)'nderse, Otnhii ~mbert time comedy under the dlrec-
and.Polly Johnston in·featured -t1Qn of. Bertram Tanswell. ...
.,ss1.~nts. The playhouse ia Phylll.s Allen, ·Joe ¥arie .
quarleNld al 606 Laguna ~ao-Ba1ala, Don Dantelaon and
)'on Road, Laguna Beach, Ann FWan · head a cast of
With tlck~s available by call-two ci9f,en at the playho\Jse,
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Alai> rnuining · proi!~ri Bei!cll. ~all the box office at,
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(WeollMfan
(:readlt<I Rice Soup)
~ our WIY into .some ct the ........ ~ IMll ldicMm... • llOmalo
find u.n.. r11o11o llvl11I off v IWlycfnte 9'1iQ11 Dakes 'In
\the deligbtfUI fragrance of 1/S cup d the water for 10
..llflron •• ,,11,. encl.. minutes. Slice eggplan_ts in ::~Onion; °&y"Ta.~ !lib' blJI fii.e'll I .':-" Ui114 a'
and r_lce ked&eree JUaone! gr°"pefrult knife, cut out ln-
ba •· f sides, leovilll a. Hoch thick with y,.;a ,! pepperCOPni, shell; reserve pulp and shells.
garlic, oftloDs, red pepper e.id In a · Ii._,. skillet beat oil. ~-... tunnertc. " ·.-·lndonelia'• • rijattafel or Add rthydr.ted onion ·and
.. rice tlbli:'' requlra uftron saute S mlnutes. Add lamb
ii and cook 'Wltil meat is no
.,,,, Wrme(ic, ginger, CQl"iaJ\ili', Jon~· ._ .. 1.;;1r. Drain off ezcess •1orlic,"" Ind ar,een pePPol'. ·~ ,..... as mast lltely sple<1 · pllll .~t. l others w.hich may be added lo Coari<ll: chop ~lant pulp
., suit. the taste ~ the coqt. ·and add ,to meat mixture. su,r
, In· the • Philippines they in torpato sauce and rb
border nieat concoctlons. with ~inlng 1/S cup water; cook
'f a rlce ring spiced wiqi whl~ 10 mUJqtes, s·t 1·r r In· g oc-~ peP)>er lllld panley, cas\cmally' · Rembve from heat; add
DOLMAS· .. rice, ~ley and. mint Jlakes,
• (TlirldN. Slofled Egplaot) dlJ1 se!4, !811 and black pep-
' II cup onion Oakes per: n\ill'i\'<ll. .
\ ·~.pip .water, divtded Fill egpliu\1 stiells with th<
I • 3_medlum. esotanta , stuffing, Atrange in a 6uttere<!
' 1.tablespoon olfye oil baking-Add v,-lnch water
1 j>ouni! grbund leoo Jamb to ~-" .cll!!l' Cj<iver arid hake ~ 2' cans (I · ~ each) in a p ·~ modtra'te oven 1 ~to; aauce1 (350 .)11 hour or unW egg-
e 14 cup,qUlcik cooking rice plant.is tencier.' 2J.a.b~,.n~yna., Cut tom8t0 into e slice's ;
, \i'' ~ mibt flakes, place ~ slice on toi> of each
crumbled eggplant. Place unckr broiler
~ te¥POQD dill seed for a few !eCOnds just to heat
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2 cans (101h: OUDCes each)
.conder\'"'I ~~.b! ' " 2 soup cans •-·
"' cup celery flakes
1/S cup 'OJlion Dakes
14 teaspoon instant minced
garlic .
% cup raw converted. rice
1 teaspoon paprika ' ~ teaspoon tarracon bvel •
crumbled
1/, teaspoon 1 1atfron, .,
crumbled .., ·
i,\ teaspoOn ground nutmeg
1 cup ho\ ~ht cr~am or·h~H : fandhaU · 1
2 egg yo'lks,1 llghUy be'ateit
ln a 3-<l\l&rt sa11tepln COtJ\·
bipe broth with water, celery
and onion ·flakes. and mmced
gar)ic: bl'iiis I~ boillng Point
· Simmer. uncovered, IS
minutes. S t r a in , returning ,
broth to saucepan. 1
Add rict,,papny, tm'ai'ollo ·
saffron an<I • ituµbeg'., ~
covered, "> .miautes or until w~
rice is tender. •·• ~:,·
Jµsfbefoi'e savirJg: ~ in
1 . ·small · niixlnl 00,.01 ·1 'ot ·
cream.with egg'yolks._SUr Into
soup in 1aucep1n.:~Heat ~
until hot Yield: I pc>rlions,,
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~·Ancient Cuisine Ta.kes New Tw ist
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with it.I elaborate dlJhf:s and
ipeC:tal' tUtes,. hu r' .. d e ci.
Almost entirely from the' borne
Ktne in favor or mort quick
and convenient foods, aa have
other elhnic foods ~uiring
many boun of -preparation, but the old '. .ways hav; not
dlnppeared ~tlrely. · •
in -•. ~anellul of orange
Count)'. ldtchens, the art b
!lourilhllii Uiil. hecoiiilng •
way Of life for Cbine••~
famillel .in the county.
· To promote the art of
Chinese cooking, the Orange
County i;tttneae sOdal Club
locluded a1 ChineSe C9Qkirig
cootest wlth ·ils celebraUon of
Chinese New Year.
Chinese families and
restaurants w~ invited to
participate, .and more than 100
entriel -were submitted, mall:•
Ing the event · • spectacular "°'' Ind three Orange Coalll
womtfl were cam<>ns: the prlii ' winners.
Mn. Jimmy Lew of Costa
Meu was aelected for her
Wettla'e Duck, Mrs. L u
Chevalier of Midway Clly for bet Pla-. Rice lllld Mn.
Edward. QUo of F o u n't' a In,
Valley !or ber PekJnl Duck.
Amonf judges wero Mn.
Robert Marshall, , f o r m e r
ll1l)'Or of Newport Beach,
·~. Alylll -Pinkley ul Costa
Meu and Mrs. Danl,el G. »lrlcb.Jr. of Newport Beach.
. . PL.INTEBll lllCE
1 cup chopjied ham
I cup dlopped shrimp
It cup diopped celery _
~ cup chopped • n I o n
(CbiJat type)
• I> cup ~ porsley
· 5 bowls cool<ed rice· (cold)
Vlnepr-dreain« with olive
oll, u lt ud pepper ~
· Tou ID ingre d ients
jopthor. Md Viaol•r -lnl• lllc:o can lithe{ be wrap-
1*1 In Tl leovea or placed
ID aolod howl Garnllll with
P't*J. """ wooderfullJ •• a 1'dt dilli cin a hot MRmer dlY· Rdrtprllt ~fore .,,... ....
1!111'L'" ll\JC& ' I ~ _....ie dish (rio
cover)
'J !arpstum pot
' Oil In tilt -• 1 ,,_. cM:kllng, M· ponds
(\hawed, washed, dried)
3-4 teaspoom Well:. sweet
sauce (lllce motas..s)
Salt (1 teaspoon per pound
of duck)
Hon Jei fun
MonotOdlmn 1lutamale
Smear awttt 11uce all over
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PRIZE-WINNING DISHES -Displ~g the disbes •tbal
won-prizes for tliem iil th.e -Chiaese cooking contest. spon-
sored by the Orange County Cbinue Social Club are (left '
td right}. Mrs. tu Chevalier with her Planters Rice, Mr s.
Edward Quo with Pekfng Duck and Mrs. Jimmy Lew with
Westlake Duck.· . .
duck. Divide salt ln thirds . To see i[ duck ii done, insert
Fry duck in, oil in wok. Lift chopltick in thigh. If it will ou~ drain oil. Split duck dow" pieic< easily i( b done.
along the bacli;:. wiijl ' cleaver:.. Empty cavity of ~stuffing.
TS:ke out about 2 inches of Pour iiquk! flom duck's cavity
the thick,, vertebrae b o o e . into pan. Remove oil from
Sprlnkl£ part of ...it, mag, -. liquid and thicken •liquid with
and boo lei tun an over~ cornstarch . Separate
1:lo4Y... ~· • • , ..,. , mushrooms.
' kDfflAC' 1" <Cover a platter with lettuce .:25 dry Waek ..mllsbr'coms ,l~a\!es. Pla~ ~ufting in heap
'•(prt90lked) ' in mkktle of lettuce. Make
3,9ta)ks grten onion ting, of mushrooms the size
1 bunch Chlntai parSteY of d,uck on pl1lter\ Spread
1 orange pecl, size~ of 1 duck s back ap~
h&lC·dollar (Chine1e .style, Place duck, ~ast up~atd., soaked)~ • on platter, iCOVet1ng stulf1ngs,
Place duct in casserole dish, Pour· ~avy over....,~~ d~
breut skle down. Sprinkle Embellish with parsley .
caVi.ty with salt, msg and bon . . Note: If not enough salt
lei fun. Place stuffing tn-~ ad~ed, the duck wUI lute
gredients inside (these do not !1ke it ha~ been boUed or
hlvt to be mixed ). I! very plain.
Set casserole d 1 s h In PEKING . DUCK
steamer and steam for 3 The authentic method for
hours. At intervaJs of 30-4S making Peking duci calls for
minutes replace water In poL a day or more of preparation
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techniques. 'A roast duck 15 degrees and roast 30 mfnutes oil ligh lly on one side of cake,
cut into I x 2" pieces, in· longer, or tinUI tender. then place anoUler on top.
clu<f!ng skif1. A panca~e is. ~tandaria Pancakes Press sections lightly but
filled with ' a piece of duck. 2 cups unslf!A?d aU-purpase firm ly together around edges.
hoison (or" plum) sauce and flo~r Place cake on lightly floured
treen onl6n. The pancakes are s~ cup boiling water board and roll until it is a
knOwn as' ChiM:te or-Peking 2 tablespoons sesame or 7 or 8'' circle. Make 2 or
doilies or Chinese tortillas. sa:ad oil 3 pancakes at a time, then
Roi1t Duck Stir , flour into bowl with cook before making more.
Rinse a,4-5 pound duckling ho'U •• s1· Ith ( k Fry ID wide ungreased pan '"'' SI I 1 Ill waK:r. ir w or over med1'um heat. Turn about inside out and pal \llJ• r P or chopsticks. Work ·dough off extra rat. Season the inside with hand."I several minutes. every 15 seconds until cake
'fith salt and Insert ~le1J1 or unUI It holds together. is. blistered wilh aJ~ ~kels
tops and quartered onion tf F:.'lnn mto ball. Knead on between the layers, IS slightly
desired. ., lij;,tOy Jkt.ut~ boa('{J ror 10 translucent and feels dry.
·'Jlie •lip. and tan togeU\i!r. min. Oover _,01\iaw. inv-el1ed~ .,take should not brown . S~wer nack:din to tl~~itr>d~.1 ~'-Jflnetlj~~i-'-feriijc) ... , R.@:move from pan and pull
tuck wJng tips underneath. :ninutes. two h~lvcs apart. Stack and
Prick skin on thighs, b~ci Ro!I dough lo form 121, l~g. keep tight.Ix, cqvercd. ,
and lower brt11t with 1 krufe. tu: into 12 equal pil'Ces. Cover To heat for ~~ng, place
Place on rack in open dough viilh plasHc wrap. Cut dnm p towel 1ns1dc f I a l
roasting pan. breast down. a viere or the dough in hall ~tc~mcr and clack panca~cs
Roast in 37S degree oven for lo make pancake. Shape into 1ns1de towel. Place ~ s1n1·
30 minutes. , rOund hall and flatten with mering water (or 10 mmule!i.
Turn breast up and continue Ungcrtip&. 'l'he:sc shoold be kept I n
roasti.n& I hour longer. Reduce Roll on board to form cake atearqer until serving llmc.
Home News and Views
Foods Checked
For Vltarrrin C
' < lly,'OOROTHY WENCK
Or .... C-"° Heme illhllw
Buying strawberries at four boxes fot: a dollar
this weekend reminded me that We haven't' talked
' about vilaini'!'..C,fbr a long time.
What•S the connection between low-cost straw·
berries and vitamin c?
It's the fact that strawberries are a ri~ source
of this vitamin - a bl;\lf cup provJdes nearly-all-ot-
your day's need. And now, when strawberries are
in season, is a good time to enjoy this nutritious
fruit.
Do yo u know some .pther good sources of vita-
min C? C~eck whether t~e foods listed below' aro
excellent, good or poor sources:
I. Broccoli-(a) excellent ; (h) good; (c) poor.
2. Asparagus-(a) excellent; (b) good; ·(c)
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3. Ca bbage-(a) excellent: (h) gOod ; (c) poor.
4. Potatoes-(•) excellent; (h) !iOod: (cl poor.
5. Toma!oes-(a) excellent: (li) good; (c)
.poor. . ',
6. Reconstituted frozen orange, uic~(a) ex-
cellent ; (h) good; (c) poor. , ,
7. Fresh grapefruit-(a) excelle t; (b) good;
(c) poor. • .
8. Dr-ied prun.es-(a) excellenl~·"(b)· good; (c)
poor. , .
9. Apples or apple juice-(a) excellent; (b)
~ood : (c) poor.
IO, Grape juice-'(•) excellent ; (h) good; ·(c)
poor.
11. Camaloupe-la ) excellent; (h) good ; (c)
poor.
. Only one of the vegetables on the list is consid-
ered an excellent source of vitamin C. Did you guess
which one? It's broccoli (which also ,is a good source
of vitamin A and.iron). It has som~ 70 mg'. of vita·
n1iri C per half cup cooked.
Asparagus, cabbage, potatoes and tomaloeft are
all considered' modefate Or good sources of vitainin
C. They have arourit 20 to 30 mg. per serving .. Sev ..
eral servings of tdods like th·is would meet your
day's requirement of 55 to 00 mg. of' vitamin C. (~ince vitamiJi · C is ~not ·stored in 'tbe i"body, it's
import' to get some every day in your. die!.) '
In the list o~ !ruits you ibould have checked re-
co nstituted frozen orange juice, f~1 grapefruit
and cantalotipe ·as excellent sources of vitamin C.
You should l\ave checked dried ·prunes, aJ>ptes
a nd apple juic~. and grape juice, as ,poor sources
of .vitamin C. None of these fruits has eno·ugb vita.
min C to talk about. Fresh prunes start with sorhe,
but it is lost when the fruit Is dried. .
Vitamin C -also called ascorbic ·acid ' -fs
sometimes added to fruit beverages such as the
fruit "drinks," but usually it is not added to apple
juic~ or $rape juice. Th~ problei;n with .the addJtion
of v1tam1n C to these fruit "drinlts," which are basi·
cally sugar and water with a small amount of juice !Or navor, is that the vitamin is not very ~table. .
Vitamin C is much more stable in natural ftult
juices such as orange, gtapefrUit or tomato jutce~
However, you should keep these juices covered alMI.
chilled in the refriJ?erator to retain the maximum
amo11nt of vitamin C. ,
People who · substitute tomato juice !or orange:
1uice a!'i a source of vitami n C should realize.that tt
has only About a ltllrd as much of tbis nutrient. So
you need to drink three limes as much tomato juice
as orange juice lo get the same amount of vitamin c.
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Publisher's '
HUMORIST
llonliott Corf
By BARBARA DUARTE
Ot Ille ~ ""-t Sl•ll
What's My Line!
wen, how about, "Why did
• the elephant cross the road?"
Aaswer: "Because it WU the
chicken's day oH."
Or, there's tbe eccentric
who collected thouJands or
clocks and died leaving his
heil'.I wi!)ding up the estate.
A brief sample of children's
ridd1es "destjned to drive
parents crazy'' and puns
caJadated to p~e a groan
wowtd up Moeday's Town Hall
Series lecture sponsored by the Assistance League of
La0llla Beach. •
The _spe~er was America's
master of humor, Bennett
Cerf, whose line i9 charmi11g.
Chairman o~ Rando~rf H~
publishing company, Cerf is
known to millions of television
viewers as the' self-described
"bland" member or 17-year-
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a television personaUty, he
!Inda hlmseli basking iB the
prest11e ol being called by
his ftrst name in the most
remote of America's four cor·
· ne~ and enjoybtg the pleasure
of havinl little old ladiel offer
to cti;tl' biJ suitcase in air
tumllials.
Author of 10 best·~lling col-
lections of humor and former
editor of Columbia
University's "JtSter," Bennett
.Cerf· lives up to his belieJs.
"When you find yoursell in
a tight spot. laugh it off,"
be advises. "Everyone bas the
same trou~Jes, the rtsult of
·frailties in human' nature."
He harks to a truism coined
by the Archbishop of Can-
terbury, "No' one ever got
Into a fight while he was
laughing."
Sprinkling his humor with
son)e serious thoughts, Cerf
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Weighted With Hu .mer
brands !he Vietnam ..........
ts ' the "most _. cllamltaut
mistake ever made 'Jn 'f the
history Of oor country.,. And,
for those who abeorb' Udy
crises embellllhed !or , Ibo, •
o'clock ~ws, be ...,..
turning off the let •ncl ......
to bed with i free 1Plri~ ,.. •
· "Never hu there belD. a
, more ucllhlg time to bo
alive,'' the. writer told tu _.
dience. As a re111lt, ltOllllCuoa
is outselling flclloo I to 1.
because wrtten can't meat
situat4w as uabellevabile u
what is bappenjn& in our modem space age.
, The observor of national
)rends sees the American peo-
.-ple as 9924 percent ·"won-
derf ul" with one hall of one
percent troublemakers.
Students are iavolved today
"and how," although he peer
them as conformists, many
times led by a group of hard-
core reactionaries.
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Bftmaniq the pu&iq of \~ oames• ID the .1'1t decade,
CerC looU forward tQ a new
1eneration of writen. Four
readers at Random lloole loot"
at ~very ~, altbou&b paany
never get beyondi page &.
Answering tbe_ pbvlolu· q-
tlo!l, the -"'-"ed. "'You don't bave to eat a
whole eU to know k'1 rptten. ••
His friend, the late Jobn
O'Hara, be ripb on a par
with Hem;tnpay as one of
the greatest 'writers of, the
time. IC-. for his ~ulck
temper and tagpd as the
Your Horoscope Tomorrow
"master of the fancied •U&W.''
O'Hara had a num~ OC.oin-
ins as a reaul:t ol hia low ,
boiling point. I
Cerf recalled Ute Uy 'fhen
O'Hara aaked composer
!Uc:hm J!Odgero U lie W011ld
mind if he named a new tM>ok
"A Small Hotel'~ dter the mu.
slcian'a llOlll. When Rodgers
readily agreed. but suggested
the name of , the song wa.s
actually "There's' a Small
Hotel,'' O'Hara stormed out
of the~· red-faced,
shouting, "When l need you
to write for me, 111 let you
know!"
Memories were broQght ~
mind over the · weekend' as
he guested with . Truman
Capote ln Palm Springs. "He's
probably the only author I
know who doesn't need a
publicist," Cerf admitted. "He
remarkably-enjoys a position
as social leader; be knows
eve~body and all the scandal
and is ' mere than willing to
discuss both."
C;lpole also \iOhis t h e
dubious distinction o( ¥n1
the only man (or woman. for
that matter) tO a'ppeai-in
Kat\&aa in a pink and gray._
velvet Dior coat while cover-
Jng the Clutter murder series
"In Cold Blood" for the New
Yorker magazine:
Capote s tartled the
midwestemers at first, Cerf
noted., but when his train
departed one morning at I,
the station ·was full of friend!.
Among people making an
impression in Cerf's life was
the late Will Rogers,
America's greatest humorist.
·Rogers pre"ached a t~part ·
formula for "reasonable" hap-
piness : work hard In order
to gain inner satisfaction;
think big, and have a dream,
one that may have dimmed
with the years.
Aq.uarius: Keep Mind Open
THURSDAY
AtRIL .21 .
.1!1 IYllNl!Y OllARR
Laur ptlllllm" 1t ezctllent
for Dllldq, ........ M°"'
edebrjtlto _. lloJ ore delv·
ta1 hit,' ..... u •
creative ·llobby, Am1111 6em
art Kim N•vak, Glen.a Ford,
Janet Blair, ntltor Jeu Stern
and con&rovenlal w r I & e r
Henry Mlller.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Avoid Pushing too hard, too
fast. Family members want to
cooperate. But there ru:e some
intricate problems which re-
quire attention. Take it easy.
Obtain hint from G e m I n I
message.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
ory item or gift could brighten
day.
-SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.11):
Money, financial prOl!lpeclB
could be decelving. Key is to
separate fact from fancy; get
to heart of matter. Guard
pos_,euions. Some today may
try to relieve you of valuables.
proach. One who seems to be
in world of fantasy may pro-
vide inspiration. Keep mind
open. Door to progress could
be opened.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Some in positions of authority
are uncerta in. You can ad-
vance by presenting n e w
format in diplomatic manner.
Trust inner feelings, hunch.
Follow through; don't get
tangled in red tape.
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ARIES (March 21-April 19):
Accent on ability to perceive
future potential Reading and
travel are hiib on agenda. To-
day, you can make ktlll"·range
deciaJon. But atrlve to be
realiltlc.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Some plans put forth in finan-
cial arta lack IOUdlty. Be in-
dependent enough to uk Qll ...
tions. '11te more creative -
ond lnqulrln& -the better.
Investment procram n e e d 1
Some of your romantic Ideas
could change. Young person
eould pose problem. You could
be challenged, tested. Be sure
or facts ; then proceed with
confidence.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
You could get gr~ater
guarantee of security. Binding
agreement may be on agenda.
Be communicative. Ask ques-
tions, obtain answers. Signifi-
cant change of policy ls due.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
SAGlTrARIUS {Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): You do best by main·
tainlng air of mystery. Don't
reveal all you know. Play
cards close to chest. Some who
live in dream world want you
to join them. Message clear
by tonight.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan.
19): Finish what you starl
Complete transaction which
will benefit hosp ital,
charitable project. You can
successfully promote
worthwhile project. Do so -
with enthusiasm.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you possess an in-·
quiring mind. Your intellectual •
curiosity is one of y o u r
greatest assets. This could be
·1J11e of your moot important
years. In business, there is ad-
ded responsibility and reward.
Promotion is due. If sing le, in· •
dicatlons point to marriage.
revlsln1. •
GDjiNI (May 21..June 20):
Lie low; permit othen to take
initiative. Take special care
With legal dooumentl. Don't.
P'!t your signature on anything
you do not thoroughly com-
prehend.
Newlywed
D.W. Rices
Avoid judging persons by the
woy they tallt, gesti<:ulole.
Probe deep, beyand superficial
indicati<m. Purchase ol lux·
AQUARllJS (Jan. 20-Feb.
II) Accent on luUlllmenl of
desires. Key is creative ap-
Ta llrid out -·· ludr.'I' k>r Y1IU 11'1 • """'"' .,.., Jovt. Ill'~• SYdtleY Om1rr"1 t
booll;lsl, "$..:rt! Hl11'1 for ""-" 1rld ' Wal'lletl.." Sef!d !llr1'11<1ale Ind jO c.,if1 ~ tn °"'srr .t..11~io-t Sttrt11, "'-OAtL Y , PILOT. l ox :n.io, Grind Ctnlr1I Sf .. l
!Ion, Htw Yort., N.Y. 10011. ..
~eet Adelines Keyed to a Victory
~~niz.ihg as they go, members of the Harborlites Nevada and southern California. Getting off on the
{$apter of Sweet Adelines, lnc. are off to the region-right note are (left to right) the Mmes. Alfred
Mr. and Mn. G. C. Beau-
bien of Costa Mesa announced
the marrla1e of her daughter,
Wendy Lee Griffin to David
William Rice of Costa Mesa,
son of the Richard H. Jllces of
Arcadia.
The Rev. Charles Smith
performed the afternoon dou-
ble ring ceremony in the
Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa .
~hampionships in the Biltmore Bowl, Los Angeles Broward, George Wilson and Tony Homen, chapter
. ll_jSm Frida)', April 24, Utrough Sunday, April 26. The members.
cltapter wijl compete against groups from Arizona, ,,,. .. :·:·
pesigner Uses I
World's Beauty
: When Gere Kavanaugh ls al
the dnwl.ng board exciting tJ\i.ap art bound to happen.
•The West Loa Angeles
d!signer1 who has c I J e n t .11
beckoning her from Irela.nd to
Jlpan, la creating Interiors for
Park Newport, a recreational
apartment comple1 now under
~nstrudlon in N e w p o r L
Jliach.
"Jdiss Kavanaugh, w h o s e
talents are varied, has design-ed·. a line of handwoven silk in KOrea Jor 'I New York fabric
cxlm,pany, restaurant and store
irleriors, wall paper. fabrics,
to)1, pactqlng and a:raphics.
commands a dUferent view of
the sea and the gardens and
greens, so each community
bullding will have a different
scheme.
Simplicity is her key theme.
She is choosing wann fpbric
colors and natural w o o d s
crafted in basic, simple
shapes.
The sea's influence is subtly
carried out In her banners of
linen and cotton with abstract
marine designs which will
float on structural columns
festively wrapped in Ji
mu!Ucolored bands. inspired
by the baoded poles on gon-
dola moorings in Venic~.
Miss Kavanaugh feels that
California has become an in-
temaUonal center for new
design ideas. ~
She 11 a consultant to the
tdsb Board of Trade In Dublin
a.od hat developed n a t I v e
~ndcratt1 In Honduras on
behalf of the Alliance for p ' ~t" p o r t apartment
tomplez ls an e1.tlt l ng
dlatienge for her. Its pro-
Dnlty to the au and to the
airport, unlveralty, shopping
attu and the future Newport
ciilc center makes It a focus
for commuNty Involvement
•nll her, deljp will relied thla aur• ..
"At one time, California·
based designers were looked
on as the experts on a colorful.
contemporary but r a t h er
superficial trend kno\\'n as
'California style.' But this has
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Eich clullU or apartments
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CREATIVITY c!QLLENO!D
completely c h a n g e d . Af-talnbead of creati vity that
ll u en c e mob i Ii t )', ex· New York was In the 301 and
perlmentation, all these
characterize the West Coast
today.
"We ha ve become th e foun·
40s "· . ' . Ttie work of designing the
Interior! of the apaM·ment
CQmplex Is challenging for the
Internationally known artist,
but she's bringing a world of
expe rience to help her -and
the finished product w 111
reflect the beauty of the
world.
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Mrs. Raymond D. Harris
was matron of honor, while
Ml" I DeAM WlM and Miu
Bobb Lou Beaubien served u
bridesmaids.
Mart.In Bergenbaugh wu
best man and usumlng usher
duties were Kevin Gale Beau-
bien and Harrl!.
The newlywed• graduated
from C..to Meta Hlgb School
and are mak!ng their home in
Santa Ana.
Authorities
Eye Vision
You cannot ruin your eyes
by overusing them btlt Jong
hours of reading or watching
television may cause them to
feel uncomfortably tired, ac-
cording to vision authorities.
While eyestrain won't do
permanent harm, It does
make eyes burn and tear and
loot bloodshot, and 10metlmes
causes headaches.
An k:t-cokl compff:ss and
occasional Intermissions wW
help alleviate these symptoms.
Another eye care Up : never
stare dittcUy into the IWl
when tt Is In eclipse. And
never •tart directly into the
sun ,.even with suncllsses. lts
rays can burn your retinu.
Loguno Group
Amutcan Legion Auzlllary
of Laguna Beach gathers the·
secood and fourth Thursday
tvcnlngs in the ).eglon Holl,
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Gear Swapped for Party Dresses ! I Putting aside baseball equlpmenl in favor of dancing sboes are (lelt to right) I
Mrs. Hir'ld 9oulson, Mrs. Stan .~tiles and Mrs. JiITl Quibodeaux, members of
Ocean \ 1ew Little Leagu~ which ts ~onsoi:-fng a Batter.up Ball beginlnnp; et 9'
p.m. Saturday, April 25, in Ut e. Meadowlark Country Club. 'rickets will be $2.50 I
per person. Arranging decorations ls Mrs. Durlin Keller. A
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Wtdnnd1y, lprll 22, 1970 DAILY "LO? JI·
Seen and Decidedly Heard '
Marth·a Rewrites
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and telling her that," says
1'He'1 relaxed about it," the
~!!SI spokesman a d d e d .
Unlike the days of Lyndon
B. Johnson when the town
spoke with one voice -his
-Nixon lets his cabinet mem-
bers and their wives speak
out.
It's a free speech movement
that is rare, if not un-
precedented in Washington
among officialdom. W i v e s
usually have been seen and
not beard, at least on the
controversial subjecu of the
day.
But Mrs. Mitchell has liven-
ed the nation's capital and
there L! no indication that tbe
President's inaugural stricture
to "lower your voice" applies
to.her.
In fact, Nixon recalls with
amusement the time in Ule
Eisenhower era when Mrs.
Charles Wilson, wife of the
Secretary of Defense. criticiz-
ed Eisenhower for not backing
her husband on a controversial
Pentagon matter.
. ' Whtte Hoo.se 1n DO uncertain
terms and the reaction wu ,.
applause. Women loved her~"
loyalty to her h1111band and ~
Eisenhower was apoloeeUc. ~
Flrat Lady Pat Nixon, who ::
bu come up 1hrough the old ~
=I Ok.fM>~~~C:w . ~~ r : ~
tlat>Jrope ln expres!lng thek. ~
views, is cautious In ber rue-~
lion to Mrs, Mitchell. •
Mr1. Wilson addre~
There ls the feeling among
some of the wives of• veteran f
poUllcians that blonde and t
lively Mrs. Mitchell limply is y
the new on the scene and does •
not wxlemand rules ol the !
game. I
Rings Exchanged Illinois
Selected
I.l's understood that Nixon ,
deplores the image of ch!:llness !' sometime& pinned on hll ad--
ministration and feels . Mrs. : •
Couple Recite V ow.s Mitchell and Vk:! Pr'eaident ~
Spiro T. Agnew are giving ;
it a life whh UltJf headline ~'
grabbing. · ' : ' ' .
CREWS TUNED -Getting a bearing on a
pinata filled with surprises are (left to right)
Mrs. James C. Beasley and Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Vaughn, members of Bahia Corinthian
Down Mexico Woy
Yacht Club, The yachtsmen will host a pre-
Ensenada fies'ta follow ing the fifth annual
tune-up race Sunday, April 26, in the club's
temporary bead.quarters at the Villa Marina.
Fiestas Set Race Mood
In anticipation of fair Ylinds to Ensenada, Balboa Yacht Club members are prepar~
area yacht clubs will be celebrating with Ing a gala sendoli party Wednesday evening,
prerace fiestas during the coming week. April 29, for their yachtsmen. Bahia CorinUtlan Yacht Cl ub will sponsor
its fifth annual tune--up race an d celebration A Mexican fiesta theme also will prevail
Sunday, April 26. as Commodore and Mrs. Don V. Franklin,
The race to Dana Point will begin at air Vice Commodore and Mrs. Edwin F. Steen
proximately noon off the Balboa pier for Jr. and Rear Commodore and Mrs. Jack
yachts or all recognized clubs in the Oce~n Racing, Pacific Handicap Racing F1eet, Mid-Baillie greet members and guests during the
get Ocean Racing Fleet. and Angleman cocktail hour beginning at 5 p.m.
Series. A special dinner is being pl anned by Tom
Following their return for trophy presen-Payne, chef, and will be served between 6
tations at approximately 6 p.m., skippers and and 9 p.m. Arranging the event are Mr. and
crews \Vill be ready for a fiesta in sway in , Mrs. James Rudy, entertainment chairmen ..
the club's temporary quarters at the Villa More than 550 boats carrying thousands
Marina. of crewmen will cross the starting line at
Mariachis. cerv'eza, a catered Mexican noon Thursday, April 29. BYC member Ed
dinner by Raul of La Cocinita and a pinata Caiyenter is tJfesident of the Newport Ocean
for the youngsters will greet the first 500 Sailing AsSOCiation which sponsors the ·race,
arrivals. the most popular in California waters.
Served between 6 and 11 p.m. will be en-Prior to the race festivities, BYC 'mem-
The Pttt Fainlly Wedding
Cha"1 WU the setting Jn
which Kay Teresa Nelson and
Joel CharLes Wagber ex·
changed their nuptial vows
..ct riop.
Tbe bilde, daughter of Mr.
..ct Mrs, Maurloe F, Nel!on
ol Hmtlngton Beach, was
elCOl'ted to the altar by her
father for the evening
ceremoay conducted by the
Rev, Donald E, Roberts,
She was attended by Mils
Suwt Basa, maid of honor,
and Miss Kathy Clark and
Miss Ayleen 0'.Connell,
bridesmaids. _
•' The biidegroom, stepson Ii" and son of Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Herr of Santa Ana,
1 asked his brother E d d y
Wagher to serve as best man,
and seating guests were Mike
Lopez and Bill Beaver.
Special guests at the wed-
ding were Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. McKulla from Auburn,
Wash., who are celebrating
their golden wedding annJver-
aary,
The bride wilt graduate in
June !tom Marina High School
and will attend Santa Ana
College.
Her husband is a graduate
of Marina Hi&h and now at-
tendl SAC,
ANe!lf'Mtt
PATTI PALMER
June Bride
Newport
Couple
To Wed
A•M111"119t9
MRS. JOEL WAGHER
Marrie1
For Rites
1be engagement of Jean
Petersen and Gregory L .
Wright bas been revealed by
Dr. and Mrs. Robert P,
Petersen of Balboa, parents of
the bride-to.be,
Mias Petersen, a teacher in
SeatUe, is a graduate of the
Unlversity of Wisconsin.
Her fiance, IOn of Mr. and
Mn. Edwud Wright of SL
Charles, m .. is a graduate of
&be University of Minnesota
and presently ii efU'Olled In the
University of llllnoiJ Medical
School, Chicago campus.
Both are former saillng in·
structon for the Ch I ca go
Yacht Club. The couple will
ei:change their wedding vows
•June 28 in Wayrie, Ill.
''The hufnafl stories are the :
ones you remember," Nixon:
said recenUy as be recalled :
the years when he was away~
from Washington. ' 1 Y o u • remem~r people." ~
The Attorney · General is ~
bearing up very well under i
the spell of his wife's JlR'!" '
found fame.
"I love her, that's all• I
can say," ii his class.le quote.
Asked recently what Nixon
thought of her, Mrs. Mitchell
said:' 111 lb.ink' be loves me,
too -I don't tnow."
Republican women leadfts
love her •• She is their new
heroine and U,., ore rallytog
behind her fr~wheeljl>g_~
menls -at Iwt hU iijbt
to make them. ''\
"She's just wonderful • ~ •
she'a our Spiro ~gnew," ~
ed one GOP wo~an admir~:
Duty Call dj
·' For Scholarship Funds
For Aides .i
Cafe Parisienne Opens Library ai~ are ~
sought by Miss Bernadille ,
Kussman, librarian for ~
Ocean Vi ew School District. ·j A French iietting will pro.
vide atmosphere when faculty
and parents of Fountain
Valley High School gather for
a . dance between II p.m. and
midnigbt:Saturday, April ZS.
Star Deals
Card Sets
Laguna Beach Chapter or
Ea.stem Star will conduct a
i:lessert card party at 7:30
p.m. Friday, April 24, in the
l\1asollic Temple. The public
is invited, according lo Mrs.
Norman Christensen, worthy
matron.
A second dessert card party
ls plan1ed for Thursday, April
30._ at noon in the Laguna
Hills Park Clubhouse for the
benefit or the building fuad .
Hostesses will be Mrs, Har·
ry Thompson and Mn. Elgin
Burke. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Arthur Stead,
494-6644.
Demo Women
The school cafeteria wlll be
transformed into Cafe
Parislenne for the party, and
.the public is invited lo attend.
Tickets will be $1.50 each, and
may be obtained from the
school's finance office, or by
calling Mrs. Robert Carpenter,
962-30f7, or Mrs. Lorin Lam-
me.rs, 162-3453.
Approximately haH ol the
proceeds will Co to Dollars for
Volunteers are needed to
assist in the processing and
dJstribution of new leisuie
reading -pordlaud by
the district far individual
school libraries.
Area residents interested in
dooattng an boor or two to
the project may reach Miss
Kussman at the district ad-
ministrative offices, M7-2551.
Scholars, the Huntington Merr 111 .. •
Beach Union !Ugh School YARN SHOP
Distrlct'a scholarship fund. "WE SPECIALIZE
Light refreshments will be JN SERVICE"
served by Le Dtmolselles, a ... ,. INST•UCTIONS
girls' service club, and Those 2640 I. COAST Nl•HWAY
Binninghams will p r o v j d e eo,..,.. •• Mir '1).tttt.
music for dancing. --
Parents . of eighth grade
students in the city are cor-
diafly Invited to attend to meet"
the tacully and other parents
whose children will be en-
tering the high school .in Sep<ember,
Audien ce Views
Winter Spo rts
Winter Sports in Switzerland
will be presented by Douglas
Barrymore during the meeting
Democratic Women o f of Parents Without Partners
Orange County will meet Friday, April 24, at a p.m.
tomorrow evening at II in the in Laguna Federal Savings
Security Pacific N a t i o n a I and Loan.
chiladas or meat burritos, refried beans, hers and guests will attend a birthday dinner
Spanish rice and salad. dance Saturday, April 25. in the clubhouse.
Tick~ts are $5 for adults and $2 for mini-Honored guests at the 6 p.m. cocktail hour
sailors, and additional infonnation may be and 1 p.m. dinner will be all members who
·Bank, Anaheim, to hear Mr~. Inquiries regarding the
Bing Starr discuss the life organization may be obtained
of an editor of an Orange by calling Mrs. Margery
A June wedding in Sl.Ji~Coo~n~tfy;!po~bl~lc~ati~'on;., ;;;;;;;;;;.~Mil~'~l~er~,~494-~2025~,;;;;;;;.;~~~~~:~~~:~~ .Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Is being planned by Patti
Lynell Palmer and Richard
Paul Thompson. obtained by calling the clubhouse, 673-4382, -:-celebrate birthdays during this month. Play-
or Mr. and Mrs. Dave Vaughn, fiesta cbair· ing for dancing will be the BYC Bilge Pum!>'
men. ers.
Youths Capture Music Awards
News of the fortbcomlng
event bas been announced by
the parents Of tile bridHiect,
Mr. and Mn. William B.
Palmer of Newport Beach,
and the betrothed couple were
toasted during ·• dinner p&rty
given by Mr. and .Mrs. Robert
P, ThomJ*ln, parents of the
futoi:e bridegroom.
Approximately * taleqted Area winners are Angela trophy, first place ln guitar
youngsters took pert in the Juda, Costa 'MeSa, $50, fitst sect.ion one.
1970 Youth A u di t i o n s ; place ' in slrlhgs section three ; Allo in the tmtrumental
sponsored by the Musical Art& Ellen Bork, Irvine, $41 .40, se-division were Laura Seitz,
Club of Orange County. cond place 'in strings section HunUngtoo Beach, $25, second
AJI firlt-place winners will three;• Donna JiU Sauter , place wl.Dds section two, and
be presented in a public Fountain Valley, trophy, ttrst Leonard Rabinowitz, Corona
recital Saturday, April 25, at place in slriJlis aection one; de1 Mar, trophy, flnt. place
'1:30 p.m. tn St. Michael'• David Weisbart, Huntington winds section one.
Epl>cOpll Cl!lurch, Anabelm. Beach, 12S, third plat< in Winners in the vocal division'
At thia time winners will ~ section three, a·n-d are Judy Edgerly, lrv'ine,
receive their awards which James Lotterer, Westmtnater, trophy, third place •section
tGtaJed SlOOO in cash prbes1i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;i;;i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
pllll trophi .. and certillc:ates.
The public ls invi!OO to 11111 .tmillkln free musical event.
Your Che r9•
Account It
Wolco"''
The
Store
with Labels of
Distinction
four, and Jacque Spurllm,
Huntington Beach, tr op b y ,
first place in section two.
Susan and Marilyn Trukken,
Westminster, trophies, f o r
third place section two 1n the
du~piano dlvi~.
Miss Pahner is a graduate
of Corona del Mar High School '
and now is a business major
at California State College at
Long ll<ach.
Her fiance also i s a
ttraduate of c:dMHS and now
is a biological science major
at uct.
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$\Jsie Harris and John Hacker are heading for a parent-faculty baseball game. Action begins at 11 ~e parade cont.es.t while Herbert \V.ard, principal a.m. Sa turday, April 25. Prizes, games and refresh· 'I# Beer Street Schooligets ready to join in the fourth 1nents are featured. .. ... ,:• ' ' i'i'sychological Effects !" .
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'Harmed' by Moving
::emCAGO (UPll -Cau· ijia! Moving may , be r to your child's
: : :;. group of psychologists h"'
Oincludtd, howev~. ·that the
Hemline Debate
child's parents and school can
take steps to curt> successfuUy
harmfuJ psychological effects
when a family changes ad·
dresses.
A fourth-grade boy i n
~Evidence ·Proves False
' J NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. have· the strength to withstand
i.UPI) -Even lhe IOCiologisls tbe. trend," e said. "We can't
bow concern Over .the veal ~e81Sl at.yles. and trends, and
, · . indee~ 1t might be unhealthy ~bate on hemlines. to do so. Jt •would be virtual
• John Becker, 1 Rutgers psychic suicide."
i.;n!Vtnity professor, has The sociologist, who also is
4pe.nt the better part of a year a worker for the Wlllingboro. PxzipUing statistical evidence N .J . school system, conducted
lblit the miniskirt was here to a study of girls who do and
~Y· don't wear miniskirts, cnm-
f Now, he concedes, despHe paring their apparel with their
'iaD his figures right there in handwriting.
~ and white, wqtnen will .He found that mini sup-
~buck a style trend for long. porters were outgoing girls
~t the designer decrees will who wear them to assert
.. , be aaya. themselves or insecure girls
; sty}es come first with who wear them to gel at-
;,imen, says Becker. taking tent ion. Those who did not go
~ent even over t h e all out for the mini felt secure
jllycbe. enough in the ir own positive
: • .-All individual w o u Id n 't self-images, Bec,ker concluded.
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Cleveland suddenly b e g a n
misbehavi'l1g when he found
out his fam ily was plaooing to
move.
Dr. Ralph OjemaM, director
of child-educatonal psychology
al the Educational Research
Council of America. said the
child's n'I is behavior was
brought on by feelings of In-
security and frustration at the
thought of making new lriends
at a strange school.
"After the parents consulted
with the school's principal, the
boy's· behavior l mp roved
markedly," Or. Ojemann said.
"The teacher and the boy
wrote to his new school., They
also i sent data to the new
school about the boy1s ac-
complishments and he was told
of this."
Dr. Dale Harris, of Penn
State University, said that in
the last two generations
Americans have become in·
creasingly mobile.
Allied Van Lines figures
show that approximately 20
percent of the people in this
country change addresses in
any one year period. M06t
changes occur in the lB·to-29
age bracket -the ages when
most pleople are .r 1i1 Ing
children.
As a result. Dr. Harris said,
a 1Ujor change bu Occurred
in what is most important to I
child's sense 'of sec u r It y.
U.Uke in the put. When tradl·
tions Ued to hiatory aOd place
were important, children are
placlng greater emphasis dn
social skills, status and rotes.
Dr. HiµTls e1plained that
family rituals which can be
moved with the family, such
... Chrlstm... OI' birthday
celebrations, belp to crtate 1
sense of continuity.
A positive attitude on the
part of the parents also is
helpful, says Dr. Francei
Dwyer, a SyracUJe, N.Y.,
psychologist.
Pareri.s can comment
favorably on the move and
mike the child a part of the
moving pi"Cass. Dr. Dwyer
said.
Dr. Joachim Wohlwill, of
Clark University, ~id that
taking along familiar objects
- such as a child's priied
possession can reduce the
fears involved in moving and
after the family has arrived in
the new home.
Contrary to popular belief,
moving during the school year
ca'n make it easier for a child
lo make new friends lm·
mediately. School can be the
best place for him to meet
people, according to D r .
Donald Blre\and, of t h e
University of Chicago School
of Social Service
Administration.
At the same time, several
very good effects wue cited
as resuJts of making 1 family
move.
"When there is chan1e and
variety, tbert is room for
curiosity, excllement 1 n d
surprise . • . and with these
things there is pc:mlbillty of
learn i ng, growth and
personality development," Or.
Austin Des Laurlers, a
University of M I s so u r i
psychology professor, said.
Leg Art
Revealing
The days of the mini may be
numbered, but the leg 1rt it ·
reveals is certainly bavlng a
list fling with \be help of
poster artist Peter Mu.
t.fu has added his bright.
witty loo< to panty hose and
body stocking.I, uaing vibrant CQlor in strateetcally klc1ted ' f • / H I · 1pots. such aa sut. scretned Pro essrona Women e p fantasias o1 n.,.. •" . .,...
J;..U... ~llCh Business and Professional W;,,,,•n (left lo right) MrS. M. K. Lui· :~:~•:,:nd, clouds :•• an
terman and Mrs. Florin A. A1artin receive a rundown on an intravenous ln.fUs· •' In panty hose for instance. ~ monltor from Stanley Oppega rd , assist.a nt admi ni strator o( South 'Coas t so1ne of his designs givt
Commanlly Hoopilal . The cl ub made a donatii>n lo r the purchase of the machlhe sp<eial allure to Ille knot:.
ffhidl monitors the flow of intravenous solutions to patien ts In the Intensive other5 conoenihte on tatf or
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COlll!NG UP: 0ptn hMe and
lt>e erum aoClal from 7 to
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REPOR1J: Newly eloclfd ol·
fic<rt ... the Milla. Pbllllp
Handleman, p _r •!11 dent:
Edwin Parritb, G e r 1 I d
Miller and 1bomu Lamed,
vice Jln!ldenll; Dovjc[ W~bb
and James cutter,
secretart•: Gordon Carinon, ......_, °""' Zobmky,
auditor, ind D1vld
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REPORTS: PareQla "' e,r e
welcomed to tbe open house
last n1pt: with .an ' Ice
cream social f o 11 o w,l n g
cl1ss~m vlaJb. r.t'I. Jane
Barkdtill presented the
hl1tol'lln'1 report.
Bear St. PFO
Mn. Job Backer
Plt1lclent
COMING UP: Bowlln1 lun.
cheon will take pla<e at
't2:30 p.m. Saturday, April
25, In ,the Horn of Plaity
...taoront, Santa Alla. lllrs.
WllllllD Padllrowsky, 540-
849'1, may be called for
reservati(m. Help Is Meded
for mother-d1uahter fashion
show on May 7. Mrs. Ronald
Fl'OSI, M&-Olla, may be con-
tact ed . RI ch a rd Hag-
meyer, ~. would
like su11e1tlons for
nominees for PFO offictr1.
California PT A
l\lrl, Ted BrltM
Prell.dent
COMING UP: Spring Into
Swnmer ls the theme of
the annual mother.;daughter
luncheon at 12:30 p . m . ,
Saturday, May, 18, in the
multlpurpolt room. M l s s
Barbara Stacy frcrn Sears
Is coordlnatin1. ·
REPORTS : Mrs. Boyd
McCullough and Mrs . Tom
Hess received blue ribbon
awards for the Calllomia
Comments school newsette
and the 19"-1970 yearbook
at the Harbor Council
luncheon. 1tfrs. Don Roblan,
ways ind means chainnan
reported lhat 185 dinners
were served at the father·
son banquet.
CdM High PTA
Mn. Robert Kemble
President
COMING UP: Fund-raising
chicken dinner will precede
the open house from 5:30
to 7:30 p.m. tomorrow In
the school cafeteria. The
public is inv ited to the $2
dinner, art elhibit and ,;1le.
Corrnnlttee members are
planning the board luncheon
for May 7, Mrs. Robert
Kemble, outgoing president,
and Mrs. Robert ?i-1anahan
will host.
Estancia PTA
~lrs. Ralph Boe1el
President
COMING UP: Spani"1 dinner
tomorrow evening from 5:30
to 7 : 30 in the school com·
mons. Public Is welcome ;
prices are $1.50 for 1dulls,
75 cents for children 10
years and under. Open hOUS;e
is from 7 to 9 p.m. tomor-
row. Teachers will greet
parents in the classrooms.
Ha rb or View PFO
A-frs. Char'Jes Sword
Prtsldenl
COMING UP: Parents and
students are invited to at-
tend open house and science
fair tonight from 7 to 9.
Pttrs. Frank Frost. ways and
means chairman announced
that 1 bake sale will take
place with proceed s
eannarked for 11 b r a r y
equipment. P\1rs. Jack Dawn,
awards 1 n d scholarship
chalnnan announced that
science project! will • be
jud1ed In two cate1orles.
First, second and t h I r d
places will be awarded for
Individual and family proj-
ects In each grade level
A sweepstakes award will
be gjven for the most
outstanding project and all
entries will receive a n
honorable menUon. Studenta
from UCI will judge.
Harper PTA
Mrs. Roger George
President
COMING UP : 0 pt n house
tonight at 7:30.
REPORTS : New boanl
memben ire the. Mmes.
Ro1er Georre. John
Campbell, George H o w e ,
Charles Hans0n, Larry lsel,
Jack Perkins, Roy Hirota,
Brue< Hart, Bob Lindsey,
George Stanton, R I c h a r d
Strassell, David Ros a..
Wllll1m Talbott, Mike Blair,
Donald Sami11 R i c h a r d
Eqe!, o.,..n Num, Haro14
Bmraell, N. L. Kobau1,
Kennell Ba de ... .,. Ud •
Wlllde!J Mayberry.
Kaiaer PTA
!In. J-,. Mackey
l're!ldent
COMING .UP: Elvin Hu~
chlnson, ptlnclpal, will in-stall new officers at a
luncheon at 11:30 a . m.
tGmorrow jn the Horn of
Plenty ·nll1urant. Talent
lhow ts tomorrow a n d
Friday, April 21, at 7:IO
p.m. in U. multipurpose
• room. Tiekets are.. Sl for
~dults and 50 cents for
students. Spring vocal and
band concert ls Wednesday,
and "nwrsday, April 21 and
30, at 7:30 p.m. ID the
~Upurpose room.
l,i ndbergh PT A
· Mfa, Jtba. HellJ
• President
COMING UP: Tonight at 7:30
11 open boom. Friday, April
24, ii the Good Grooming·
Tea for filth and sixth grade
, girls.
M••a Verde PTA
Mn. Naocy Roblbarl
President
COMING UP: ()p<!t house ls
tonlgb~ at 7. It wlll be
pi«eded by an association
meeting in the mulUpurpose
rwm. Pledge of Allellance
will be Jed by the sCliool's
good clt!Jeos. Special ex-
hibits of projects and an
exhibit by the Rocket Club
will be shown. lnstall1tion
of new~ officers will take
place.
Minion Viejo PTO
CUii Btebmer
Prest dent
COMING..UP: Open hou!e at
7:30 tonight, followed by
visitation and Inform a I
meeUngs with the teachers.
Mrs. WarTen Wilson, pro-
gram chairman and Mrs.
l>. G. Nunn, social ch1lnnan
wUI s e r v e refreshments.
Cinco de Mayo Fiesta from
noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, May
3, on the scbootgrounds.
Events featured will be
Mexican dinner, b o o t h a ,
music, entertainment and
the coronation of 1 festival
queen.
Monte Vista PT A
\ Mrs. Mark Morris
President
COMING UP: Gener a I
meeting and open house is
tonight at 7, Class projects
will be on di s play .
Sweatshirt :;ale will last un-
tll Friday May I. Student
sizes are $2.25 and adults
are $2.95.
REPORTS o Story Book
Parade winners were Brian
Binder, Drummer Boy ;
Beverly-Garcia, Mary Pop-
pins; Brian Denigan, Tom
Sawyer; Jay Moffett, Andy
capp: Laune Morris, Pelt!r
Pan; Llnda Toe hi k u bo ,
Japanese girl ; RI ch a rd
Goodsell, Humpty Dumpty,
and Ricky Betts, Tin Wood·
man of en.
Newport Ele. PT A
14 metro Newport Ele. PTA
~flt. Jolul Franco
· President
COMING UP : lee c re a m
social and open house is
tonight at 7. A sh or t
busine!s meeUng will pro-
ceed the classroom vi.sit&·
lion. Social will begin at 8:30
in the cafetorium with third
and fourth wade mot.hers
hosting.
Rummage Racked Up
Brian Skelton ad.mires a f.oy soldier while his moth-
er Mrs. Thoinas Skelton, chaiflTI.Bn of St. Catherine's
School Auxiliary puts' rwnmage in order. The sale
will take place· Friday, April 24, from 9:30 a.m. to
5:30 p.rn . and the next day from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.rn.
The benefit, taking place in Ute Laguna Beac;I?
Woman's Club, will feature furniture, clothing and
toys.
REPORTS: New officet1 were
installed at a luncheon in
the Villa Novi.
NH High PTA
Mn. Rebert Hebel
President
COMING UP : Open house will
begin at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
Baked good s and
tefresbments will be sold
in the social hall.
REPORTS: New officers are
the Mmes. Henry HofmaM,.
president; J. W. Hemstreet,
second vice president; Joe
Quinn and Harry Mellor,
secretaries; David Chavis.
treasuru; E1gje Annour,
auditor, and M. C. Johnson
Jr., historian.
Pomona PTA
Mn. C. Darrly Bradley
President
COMING UP: Election of or.
ncers and open h o u s e
tonight at 7. Classroom
visitation will be followed
by an ice cream social in
the multipurpose room.
REP ORTS : Carnival cnm·
.mitt e e met to make
preparations for the May
23 carnival.
Presidio PT A
Mrs. James Ramey
President
COMING UP : Association
meeting will begin tonight
at 7 in the Maude Davis
portables. Back to school
night will follow from 7:30
to 9.
REPORTS: Carl Vrebalovich.
p a r Jiamentarian installed
newly elected officers at the
board meeting.
Victoria PT A
Mr1. Dougl11 Bowler
President
COMING UP : Open house and
ice cream social tonight.
School record books will be
sold. Old and new board
dinner will take p l a c e
Saturday, May 2, in the
Fisherman restaurant.
REPORTS: Fr a nk PeliUa,
Cub Scoutmaster, reported
the formation of both Webelo
and Cub Scout d e n ·S,
sponsored by the PTA. Mrs.
Douglas Bowler, president
announced the form ation of
a committee to advocate the
addition of sidewalks and
parks on the westsi~e. ..
Wilson PTA .
~frs. William OuUaw
President
REPORTS : Winners of the
parent·ch i ldren cake
decorating contest who we.re
presented ribbons by Prin-
cipal H u g h Leatherman.
were Brenda. Becky and
Billie Arndt. Terry and Lita
\Vhite, Gena and Christy
Smith, Betsy Elford, Nina
and Lynn Rooney, Jetta and
Paul Gannon, Chris, 11.fark,
Eve and Beth Hlmmetheber,
Steven Santey, Tommy
Paco!. Brod and Be n
Stevenson, David S n e e d ,
Linda Childres, G i n g e r
Guthrie, Tom. Ricky and
Sonia Reesh and Pamelis
Gihl. Ca kes were auctioned
for a total of 557.
Woodland PFO
r.trs. Ernest Kosilan
President
REPORTS: Assisting Mrs,
Ernest Kostlan, president,
and ute Mmes. James Kay,
Mark Hanson and Charles
Buchanan, vice president!,
will be the followi ng
chainnen: the Aimes. Da.ve
Roberts and Frederick Boss.
room mothers; Do n a 1 d
Allred and Clifford Schuyler
social and hospitality; F
Gaeckler , health and
\.11elfare ; Lewis Parry, safe.
ty: Mi chae l Smit h ,
· publicity ; William A. Reid,
newsette; Elsie P o r t e r ,
decorations; Donald •
South \.l·orth, cultural arts;
David Greenlee, citizenship;
Philip P ar i sh, telephone :
Cheri Getelman , school band
representative, and Howard
Ross, teacheis aids.
Awards Drawn Up
Newporl Harbor Hlgh School PTA w!U spotlight the art department whe n It pres~nts two $100 art scholarships. one $25 art a\\o·ard and fou r-smaller awards
Mrs. Shlrley Berry, department chairman (left) guides the ta lents 0£ Anni
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Wife Uncorks ·Woes ·"'W hi ~te ~ ll us.bai:lc:J Bottles ·wp Hosti l·fy ,
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DEAR ANN LANDERS : You lr~
quentl)' adv'lR women who are married to
olcobolics ..;ho refuse to help themselves
to ~w the bum out." ANN LANDERS ~
printed the letter from the guy who never
lo6ked sideways at a certain girl but who
attached herself to him like a sti.ction
cup, pestered his famlly •and hunted him
down all over town. I thought I was the
only one.
bolds 30,000 people. She sent me a birth-
day Ciri .. Christm~ gift,.a Valenliae &lit;
cards for Lincoln ts btrtbClay, Gto.rge
Wasbihgton's binhday and Columbus
Day. She has told my jamlly ~·· going
to marry me -as soon as I come to my
senses and realize 11m in love with her.
The sad part of It is I might have .mar~
ried her lJ she hadn't chased me. She ls
rich and attractive -unUI she put& on
her track shoes. Why ar.e some WOfDen so
stupid? They spoil i~ fc;ir themselves. -
Oklahoma ' .
DEAR ()K: It's not· 11!mucb shlpldlty
as lnseeurtly preptlle4 by •&·
DEAR ANN LANDE~: I .am a girl,
1.4. Last IUMpler when our t~y went
on a _noflday,, I met 1 !V••I bunch of
tienqen, No amotln(, drinkilg or pot.
Jusl good, clean kid>; A certain boy in
the crowd (age 16) took 1 liking lo me.
We have ·been correspondilg ever since.
Last week F.ddie wnite that he bad saved
his money arid was coming to See-me. l::le
bas a friend in town aad bad arTanged to
stay at his hoa.se. I was very excited and
lold my parenis.
terested and s~ my N.me.
I'm very upaet. Eddit was 1 friend,"'°'
a tweetheart Mom saya she dld lttbr my
own gqod beca-he iJ too old Jtir me.
I'd Uke yo<ir Opinion. -UNFAIRLY
TREATED l '
DEAR U.T.: Y-11 ..... rt If -•1
oplUln. Ytur attdttr ...... ff t.ld
Y"' ol loer dllp-Ulj ,_.-
, .... decided loptlier .... -....
·WllM.._dd you advise when the drunk ls a
wile? lo!Y Ille bljS been Jlll'" bell foe ll
Yelll'l'l!oCa.,. my wife is a boozer, The
JaW:-1.t let me k)ck ber out. My lawyer
sari '-,.~, Ole courts will give her half'of~I have. 1 Dow this Jis
true blc.illle 1 frieda «..mine walked out
on"filililCOliOUC-~wifE SJie IOW lives in a
'51),000 home an4 he is holed up in a
dump. He' bas to give his wife half of
eveey&hina he mak~ ls thls justice? -
T~IN GEOl!GlA C&oRG£:, Whel a mill mar~
·~ ..... ol!llPlloa to ••JIPOrl
Jlia wlfe. Tbe d.ivorte laws In some stales,
however, are grossly unfair to husbands.
l ~ve daey l;bould be changed. ~e11
tbe wlfe~b better equipped to make a Uv-
Utg tot rtuons of health and traJDing,
and wlten no cbUdren are involved, .the
wUe sbould not gel baU or whatever lie
earns, eome bell or high water:, for die
rest .of lier u&ur1l We. · .
DEAR liNN LANDERS: Glad' you
There's this· woman, Ann, whose name
l cou1dll't even speU. Suddenly she picked
ine out for lier 'husband. If she spots ine
in· pubVc I am finished,,She has eyes like
a hawk and can fiDC! me in a sta~um that
.. l.res1lve9e11,0 Bul you f!!' n,t.t about
apolJ\lc_ ti !Or themlelve1. T11oy..C..latllly ,
do. • ~
Yesterd,ay Mom was acting very
strange. '{ knew something was wrong:
Finally 1 got it oUt Other. She had sent
Eddie • telqram telling him to cancel
his trip, because l wasn't TliAT in-
How will you ll:rtow whe11 tbe re9I thing
comes along! A* Ann Landert. Sad for
her booklet "Love or Sex and How io Tell
the Olfleren<e. ·: Sejid 35 ce.t'ls in coin and
a loog, telf>a-. stamped envelope I'll/I yow' ~U<OI in, care of thj DAILY
PILOT.
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. Consumer's -CroWn. ;'Dull . , .
·dependent economic uni{s\ .she wantS,,Or ~ thlnp &hat are ·
slrewd. "Yie ~ ~penQent ~a Ooutil!ti 'VD a ~le product
IC the consumer is king, he
·certainly is • conflloed king.
Today's COOSWJltt, baffled
by l1J&raatees, warrantees,
aale prices, dUferences in can
sizes and pr~s in the grocery
store, wanders alone in con·
ftlalon, tryipg· to get file most
.for his money.
Chaos need not reign instead
of the consumer.;thougb, §BYS
Mrs. Dorothy Wenck, Orange
CoW]ly home advisor, who Of·
fers a suggestion for .helping
end the bewildennent.
Mrs. Wenck described her
plan for the Nfwport.eosta
Mesa J!ranch of American
_ Asa_QCiation cif, t!'Jl I y e t s J t y
• Women. .~
"We ought to do something
in Orange County in · the way
of an Orange Cou nty
\
Consumer Association," she
spggested.
Women's clubs would
cooperate for the venture,
speaking as a united rront.
Individual club members then
would be able to speak as in·
fonned individuals.
Today's families are not ln-
upon ti.. f\Jnctioning of the needed. • , •
,economic 'system:" Advealsers,f Mn' Wen~ t
As con.suiners she con-pcilnted . ut, jlly on the ir-. ' . · rationality of coQIUDtel't; and Unued, we· vote with our consUmet:s I ha v e· dilflcidty
dollars. We Supposedly choose ·making wise choiceJ,
the things we want lri ·• free Lea:islad.,. ~Wct:ln&· \1}1e
enterprlSe system. consufne;r ~ 'b~eH.'iJ&etr"k"
Do .we really choose? Or ed by lobbyists and con~rs
does some "oqtside fOrce" a~ unor~ .. • n d Jn.
make us chOose? artjculate.. • ..
"Industry really. cares about What ~n;,cllfl·'be done~ ,
h~w the <;'?n.sumer will spe!1d W.e need better la.ws. 1 ~ h1~ dollar, Mrs. Wenck main-better enforCeme1'f .ot them,
ta1ned., . . . more cOOsltmer ·org~,
What specific problems do · more corunnner .fePt8sentatlon
weJa_ce U COllS\IJllei:s! I in go~o(. Plfll'.fi~~·
Packaging -Is . it d~ep-sumei educa'ti0nr1 ~
tive! What is inside? need to be more vocaJ.1 • ' ...
Advertising -Pressures to · ' 11
buy and consume.
Qualit y and· good
workmanship -Is it gone ?
Financing -C o.n s u m e r
credit.
Warr a ntee$, guarantees,
service.
Inflation.
Consumers are ~onfused ~y
needs. wants and synthetic
Long Beach Conclave
"Travels Into Fantasy
IT'S RAINING FLOWERS -Bright spring umbrellas catch an
April shower of fashions presented by Job's Daughters on Satur·
day,, April 25. Protecting themselves from a rain of floY.1ers are
·I
(left lo right) the Misses Myra Mueller, Kathy Budd and Debbie
Wa shko, honored queen. Tbe event will benefit senior citizens and
homeless children.
An Eastern Fantasy theme
will have varied in·
terpretatlons from the
membership or lhe Orange
District Junior Membership or
the California Federation or
Women's Clubs as they gather
in Long Beach Friday, April
24.
to order in the Edgewater
Hyatt House for a buiiness
meeting, luncheon and ban-
quet. Evening activities in·
elude installation of officers
arxl service awards.
Saturday workshops will ac-
quaint new officers with club
duties and functions .
Space a&e.i1onin11: '·I _:fAST! ·:.
Dishes Demonstrated Apri I Showers
_Brin_g Flowers
Mrs. Terry Thomas. pre sl·/piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiim;;iiiiiiiilooiiiiiiii;;;;;ji; dent, will' call the convention 1
Mexican Lunch Served
A Qreparation dem onstration
t1f authentic Mexican dishes
will 'be followed by luncheon
when "the Happy Homemakers
meet at 10 a1m. Friday ,' April
24, iii the Huntington Beach
Community Methodist Church.
The demonstration a n d
luncheon will be presented by
women in the Titlti I program ,
and serving as narrator and
coordinator will be S a m
Rodriguez, a teacher a t
Tamura School, F o u n f a i n
Valley. Assisting with the ar
rangements will be Mrs.
Cresencia Martinez.
Tamura School is provided
with a luncheon prepared by
the group once each month.
On Saturday,.May·s, lhey will
host a food booth during a
Cinco de Mayo festival taking
place between 11 :30 a.m. and
6:30 p.m.
Reservations for the Jun·
cheon, at $1.50 per p~rson ma y
be obtained by calling Mrs.
Robert Cardinal, 817-3898. -a 'll'ti'ft !I :n:z:z:s:i AF 7 !!Al 7 7 "ii S g;
Peering
" .
Around
Portrayed in Hennan Hesse 's
"Glaspe.rlenspiel."
DEBBIE LOATS
Bride-to.be
News Told
At Party
The el'}gagement of ,Debbie
'l..Oats and Dennis TQl.zmaryn
April showers of cheer will
fain on senior citizens and
homeless children on Satur-
day, April 25, as members of
Mle International Order of
.Job's Daughters, Bethel 157,
Newport Beach, present a
salad·fashion luncheon.
Proceeds will go to the
Masonic Home for Children in
Advanced
Course
Offered
An advanced first aid course
is being offered begiilning
tonight -at 7 in the F'oUntain
Valley Community Center.
Sponsored by the ,woman's
club. the five.week sessio~ is
Covina and the M asonlc
Retirement Home in northern
California.
Modeling fashions in the
Seafaring Masonic T e m p I e
will be the Misses Kl m
Shoemaker, Cindy Tuz, Kathy
Budd. Paula Siler, Cheryl
Hulmes, Marti.Houston, Kathy
McClellan. Judy Pa ley and
Nancy SchoenmehJ, all mGdel-
ing for the Wet Seal. T
Unveiling new look-alike
r!rcsses will be the Misses
Myr e Mueller .Kathy
ll.1cM il~an and Terry
Weatherwax. Miss Vicki Brad-
Woman to Lead
Area Council '
Fifteen cha pt er,11 of
Orangewood Regional Council
of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will
be represented during a
brunch m·e et in g Saturday,
April 25, in the Santa Ana
Elks Club at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Bill A. Wheeler, past
International council president
will preside at the installation.
Among new officers are Mrs.
Richard Lytle of Eta Alpha,
Newport Beach, president and
Mrs. Kenneth Lawson of Zeta
Beta, Huntington Beach, cor-
responding secretary,
field, past honored queen, will Parents Club serve as commentator. •
Recent initiates to the order Orange Coast C h a p t e r,
include the Misses K a t h y Pareots Without P a rt n e r s
R a b a n u s , Kay Richey, aponsors a pancake breakfast
Holmes, Wendy Kroll. Robin the last Sunday of each month
Linh, Barbara Schmok. and in Costa Mesa City Park from
Catie Conn. · 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. -Wally
Future ~pl.ans include a pan-Richards,. · d\alrman, w i 11
cake bre:\J<l;ist, installation of answer questk>n, regarding
officers and a grand belhel the public "rain ot' ·shine"
A MAY .pAY EXAM will
detennlne aenior honors for
Miss Hol@ "¥urray, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Murray or Huntington Beach. The
Universi~y of RecPands student
is one 'of 38 seniors working
for honors and will be ex·
amined -by a faculty com·
mittee on Friday, M811 I.
PARTICIPATING in the aA· was announced during a fami·
nual benefit family bazaar ly diilner par:ty, in ·lhe 1Hu'n-.
sponsored b'y parents or . tingt'on J3each home of Mr.
children enrolled in the John and Mrs, Dewayi;ie L. Loats,
Tracy-Clinic -n1 t>e a.{_fs. pare~i,i0f·the.!>ridNlec~1"': ':-::-
Dorothy Dostal of Newport · Mies. ~ats, ""a Huntingtori
Beach. Beach li1gh School graduate.,
open to any .area resident who J;:;:;;":;;":;;v:;;en:;;t:;;io:;;n:;;in=O:;;a::kl:;;an:;;d:;;.===:;;':;;ven=l:;;at=54U7=:;;00=or=M2=·:;;1165=.:;;
has a card or other proof
or completing the standard
First Aid to' the Injured Her projecr'is entitled The
Role er th't Artist in Society as
" -• Lagunµ.,Women
Moc:!.el Clothes
The annual ' fashion lhow
luncheon jponsored by the
Laguna Be:ach~Womaa's Club
will be tomorrow' in· the
Woman's~Clubhoull;. Members
will model lut:iions from
Robin!s• with commentary· by
Mrs. Robin Mitchell.
TJckets at $3.50 per perso•
are a9ailab1e from Mn. Louis
Underoood, 499-3417.
. / NEWPORT
INTERIORS
The· bazaar will tak~ place pre~ntly attends ~Iden West
in the Los Anleles clinic and College. will feature a show by Her fiance . stepson . of Mr. course.
te~visio11 and motion picture 'and . Mrs. And~ Winter of Dave Heffner , engineer with
personalities and o Is n e y Buffal9 Center, Iowa, was the Fountain Valley Fire I
characters. graduated from B u f f Cl J 0 Department, will conduct the
A FRAMED Rancho Mission
Viejo brailding iron w a s
presented to Ooto de Casa
by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Moiso of Mission Viejo wbe11
they joined the equestrian~
bunt-alhletie club.
Moiso's uncle, J e r o m e
0 1Ne'in, once owried the 5,000
acm· upon which the club
is situated as part pf llis
Rancfio Mission Viejo cattle
ranch. '
Center High School and is ma-joring in, bu s Ines s •ad-clas;ses. Serving as chairman
ministration at Mankato \State is Mrs. John Empting, the
CollegeL Minn. club's health and welfai::e
't;be couple will ex:~hange. ch{lfrmtin, who may be reach·
therr wedding vows in Clltist ' ed at 839-1736 for additional Presbyteri~n Church,., ·•-information.
SOUTH COAST
COMMUNln HOSPITAL
cordlellr invites 111
~Ns & LVNs t' an
0 PEN -H 0 USE
on
Sunday, April 26
1 ·4 P.M.
Tours ..:.. Bullet
3329 Eut Coul Highway
corona dal Mar. C.llforltl•
WILTON HOLT 67M42t South Laguna, California 926n
Phone (714) 499·1311 ~ ad Pro"'etor
The Driving Sc~
for nervous ladies
ff you have been afrali;I of rearnlng to drlvt, meet Llnk'a
new Driving Sfmulator, Being In' Sl~lator 11 llke driv-
ing In a car. You actually exper~tvtry behlnd·th•-
wheel driving 1ituatlon , , , r.ln, anow, Joo, and IJCprut-
way traffic , . , while Jn .the NleJ)' or 1 clauroom , . ,
belori yo(i ever alid9 behind thi whffl or OM of our
new dual-control cars. cau now.
Ol)en 7 ~av.• • f eek. Frtt pk:k tilt' ~d de Overy,
Link .;·· ' ·
··~onvtng
~\14penters
<A!fiOa!e Of The Singer Company
'11'U W"t CIMllMI>" -JltMM ... HM Or•llPo C•llfwllf•
Toll frft: .U.1S7J ll'O!Tl Huntl!lotOA '*"~ Ntwoort BUdl, COiii M..-arid Waln'llnill(,
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WE'ii HAVIN• OUR ANNUAL 11.•
SAIL·A·BRATION!
HOT
TAMALE
SPECIALS!
DRESSES $1500
Wiii UP TO sst
THE REAL
ENCHILADAS ' •IOUI'
SHIFTS
• DRESSES
" ,. $5~00
MERRY MARGARITAS
·Crepe $500
Skirts
LON• a SHO•T
Cocktail
Dresses
CINCO.
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DAYS
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TODAY II the d~ lo lllrt thiJlkin& of 1ummtz' ond thll
is the shape to launch a
brilliant seuon. Has curvy
yoke, .crilp Jtnd, fta\terinl
blJNleolllr ..
Print.d Patten to!t: NEW
Milses' Sf:lel • •• 10, 12·, 14,
II/ II. Sile 12 (bull 31) 'takes
2~ yards 45-tnch.
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS foc
each pattern -add 2S cent.II
for each pattern for Air Mall
ond Special Handlln1;
olllenrile tltlnklaaa delivery
will t.ke three weeb or more.
8eild lo Marion Mutin, the
DAILY PILOT, 441 Pattern
Dipt., 232 West 11th St., New
Y4't, N.Y. 10011. Print
NAME, ADDRF.SS with ZIP,
SUE and STYLE NUMBER~
BIG, NEW SPRING-SUM·
MER PATl'ERN CATALOG.
111 lty1es, free p at t e r n
coupon. 50 cents.
INSTANT S~G BOOK sew ~· war tomrln'ow. ,.. . .
INSTANT F ASIDON BOOK 1 -w~wear amwtm, ac-
.-y, fiCUre Ups! Only IL
Fig Bars
Not Rich
This bar cootie is awetl but
not rich.
COOONlll FIG lllRI
1 ~~ cups sltted cake f1our
I'll teupoons bakln& powder
'.\ teaspoon pit
2 large eu1
l cup lllllt
l tabl<apoan butter o r
!!W'larine, mo4'd
I teaspoon lflled !anon
rind
ll cup finely cut lip
l cup flaked ·coronul
1 tablespoon water
On wax paper sill topther
till! Dour, bUins powdtr and
J«ll
tn a medium miiing bowl
bUt eus until they ·are
thlctentd and lemon color;
lt'ldually beat in SUlll' -
ml.tur< should be very think
and ivory color.
Stir in butter, lemon rind,
fi1s, coconut and water; mi1
in smed dry )Jllredlenll.
Turn into a greased 9-inch
1quart cake pan. Bike Jn a
preheated m-decrte oven un-
til cake tester imt:Nd in
cat.er comes out wtthocrt any
bolter adllertns to it -about
JS• minutes.
Cool and cut into bars:
remove with a small metal
1111tula. wrap in tr&Mparent
plaatlc -· lllon In U&llUY· covend tlll lloL
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m11111ptut
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Chilled [ho€olate Scuffle " a Refreshing . Dessert
. ' . ' At servln( ume
paper. 1
' I container (8 ounces)
· beaV)"' Cn!aJh' 4 and cinnamon. Beat egg whites until surr: Tbll cold .,..aie Is made> 1 Wlinul4 10 Into the dtli<rt, .~ate ti.dge or lio(t aweet
with • pacta;e al chol'Q~]e too. Alld.-¢11'1 th>IJ CO"¥ chocolate.~nilx , PJddtni llllx and 11 for. tboMi . In convenient' Mctt;PI -1 1 ~nveloPe u n f I a v o r e d t.uter~wbodoft9l.like1·~ .~elled In see-tbrouCb .J>•1• .. ·gelaUD , ~ ; ,
sweet deuert. . 1 > . • ~nd in vacWm cans as.. well ·~ lil ·teaspooo saJ~ ·
Becauae the flavor Is on the in-the-she.I.I I n see-lhrouab ,, •a _ . mlld ~te side, the cook bags1 .r ' i'• w:aspoon cmnamon w~ ~the recipe took c1;1n1w .cuocou.TE ~ . 2 eqs .
•. ~t •from :i(t.lcao eookin1 . WA,LNW llOJJFF,L,£ , 2~ cups milk
and added cluamon. ; 1· paotqe .(W,rvlog ille) 3 tabl<•poons "'I"
1, cup finely chopped
walout:S
Tie .a 111.i:-lnch wide collar of
wax paper a_round the outside
top rim of a 3~-cup souliJe
dish.
, In a saucepan ,stir together
the pudding mix, ge)aUn, salt
Mid the ea yolks (put beat in 2 tablespoons or the
whites in a small mixing bowl) sugar, ! tablespoon at a time.
and~ cup·of the milk; with a Without washing beater,
whisk beat to combine ; add beat 11.i: cup cream unUI surr.
the rem.a.ining 2 cups milk. Into the cooled pudding fold
· Cook over moderate heat, egg white.1 cream and 2-3 cup
sUrrlng constantly, unlll mlx4 • -of the waJnuts.
ture reaches a full boil. 1'um ll)to prepared dish.
Remove from beat; cool. , Chill waijl· firtD ••
Beat the remaining crtllD
until amost atlff: add thei,..
malning 1 tablespoon ...
and ,beat unW stiff. G~J11Wi
top of puddil!ll with "'"'*' · spr~le with ~mainin&1 l.J
cup w;alnut,s. .
Makes C ·strv"'3$,,
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Rolled hut .="-•· 911
Short Ribs . ~ ... 491
VONS
TABLE-KING
SLICED
BACON
75~
SWIFTS >IEMIUM °'WY MAPtE 79clb. Sliced Bacon =.
Butt Portion OlWHOLE
HAM
Ham $1ices =;;~
Rath Dainties TASTY
SMOKED
lb. 63'
'1" :•1• I
Choice Chuck Steaks ~~tE lb. 59c
Boneless Family Steaks ~ .. 98c
Skinless Link · Sausagef~~:33'
Young Fresh Turkey u~~~b. 59c
Boneless Tavern Ham F~~:Rd~~t~:.$J29
Fresh leg·o·Pork !~Po~~~::.-~, lb. 69'
TOMATO SAUCE
f~lf
ORANGE ~~=sr
----· "' -~ """"" ...,,..,..__ 2flf Jiffy..P Hormel Chili ....... a..--kl op .. ca.•-"" -· ----· 0 tmW~----_.,. ~~_] ._ ...... -.551
BUTTER
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99cValue ,. .,..,,...,,._ -
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---CUTAUllPE .,._ .. IAllLW C:W::..~ .. 12'
PIPPll DPIJS ":.' a 17'
CIDITTOlllTOD -19'
SWEET CORN3: 29'
Dole Pineapple --~ .... OUICS
Long Spaghetti
Pei fection Bread ~""
Stuffed Olives
Hi-c Fruit Drinb
Sturdy Dog Din•
iced UO'St•W . ... ~ ....... aa. ... aol.-.
CHICKEN OR 45 ' TURKEY
BllCUnS
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31'
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IEGRABLES
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TISSUE
PUNCH
DDERGENT
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~t,;-,,r.;r s • ...,., '' .... 1011 Adams Ave., at Brookflurs~ Huntington Beach I
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Finest, Freshest Produce at Tlaril~nuirt
SALAD AND BUNCH VEGnABUS
BANQU ET -ALL VARIETIES -FROZEN
DINNERS ............. .
' · FROZEN .F OOD SPEClllS
SIMPLE SIMON -APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH 2 7 c,.,,,;,, . '". s1 °' '"'"';. 1-lb. s·1 os
FRUIT PIES 2'0•.
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. .,. .. c.~.tion Por 73c R11port-ll·OI. Pkg. 79•
, ' • e • • • e • • • e e Pkg, COD PIU.nl • , , , •• .lb. • Ftl H N' CHEESE STICKS .._ _,1 ' Co"'ttio11 2-lb. s11t Mr•\ ffiday'1 I-lb. $,ff •
BEECH-NUT STRAI NED -4'/1-0Z. GLASS 1 0 6. 9 ftSH m AKs .••.. -"'•· , eouaMu SHll>i> "•· '
BABY FOODS F · C C•ri•t tio11 14-01. 49• Mf'· fridoy'1 7-oK-'110t • '
0 PISH -CAKES ' ••••• Plc9. 1.9 .f , SHllMP •••• r.,. F h F I dblll p s ot . $1 09
SWIFT'S ST'RAINED-3'/z.QZ. GLASS • • • • • • .
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_BA. BY MEATS , ~-. 0 ~l~fJ';M.';;LFo".·~~, ""' 89.• w .. , ... OYST ............. J.. LI.
iluii;iLVP-EACHES ...... 27c ~o~~~~~:~·~;;~UER MINI Gii3'l sl:lcED~T.EorMO~RELL;:L~ORK6SHIRE9c ..
HALF H .......... LI. , BACON................... .
NEw BUTTERMILK Mi x • · Discount Priees · · ~, · TREEswEei.:, 6·~z. TIN _ FRoz eN 91G -:.:~· ~~· &Bemit,, AUis ~~· '=' ;' -ORA.Jt . a1sQu1·cK · ~~~~~·;~;:.:.····........................................... 4'',: ~ J ·UICE
SMART SACCHARIN ............................ 69~
It/, of 100 , $ 49 ,,~
BUFFERIN ............. ...... . ...................... 1
c Ev.,1flo 20~ PLASTIC· NURSIERS ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39J -
HALO sHAMPoo ................................. 11 '5 a6~· . FOR
.. .. . ALL GRINDS ; ALL GRINDS . · ; LANGENDORF "KREAM KRUST"·WHITE OR WHEAT : YUB~N COFFEE· ................... \~~-85'; YUBAN COFFEE .................. 2r\~ $1•9; SLICED BREAD ................. Li;;~· 25'.
-Delicatessen !Jept. Specials -
ALL
MEAT K ·
1·LB.
PKG.
MOUW NATIONAL KOIHIR · MUTS '
GIN , ·-· H~LF $f99 ll
. GALLON ;! . . . . . . . . ' "
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l=UNKS : .... He i
12-0Z. HG.
SALAMI ...... MC
BOO RDS
DRY , '
12.0Z. PXG. 1
KNO ' CKS ...... 994 :
WILSON CEl';TIFIED-J·I~ Plt 1tic Ct11 '$3" ' :
CANNED HAM............. :
LASCCO SHOl"'P 3 • , 00
COCKTAIL ........ ~~:~ • • • •
PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. tbru SUN., APRIL 23, 24, ·25, 26,
HALF .
GALLO ..
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2701 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA e 13922 BROOKHURST, GARDEN GROVE e ll08 W. EDINGER, SANTA ANA · .. l
5858 WARNER, HUNTINGTON BEACH · e 2~811 ~ TORO, EL 1:1'0RO .t :~I
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OICAIMAYll 75c ...... UllKS 12·0< PKG.
. ..-.--63• COO .. HAM ·-· .. o, PKG.
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U.S.D.A. OIOICI Oii STATlll
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BO•us __ .. w. · · ·
OKAll MAYH AL1 MIA T ' ILICID 4.9 BOLO~~ •-01_ c
11.oz. MG. ··--7Jc
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' .5TATall05.-JUICY 49 . ~lli5TATall05.CllY--aftc: T,UUllAHD1-l&PACUGI sft~ I : WIENERS .................. 12-0LPKG. c i:~~ia.97< .. S. EAK .... : ............. , ......... LB. 7 SLICED BACON ........ LB.-y.'.
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MOIR.L'IYC-ll'.1!_41111·U.nG.Oll-LI. THICK: 69 USDAOtOta:OISTATllllOS... • , sft IU~ 8AC,N ... -..... -......... ia. c TOP MRLO• ~· ~ 11.· . .-7 . . -. • •
WONDER R 4·ci~.~· 69c .
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GRANT'$·FARM SYRUP -----·,. oz. 69' WHOLE KERNEL OR GOLDEN CREAM STYLE ':;>6' s·1 •
BEEF HASH il'.".t:',g,CH,.,..:. __ 25·0Z. 7" LIB By c 0 RN . ' 303
FOLGER'S COFfEE'c.,sr•\• .. 1-0L 11.09 · · .............. CAN$
HOLL YWOOI) ~p}.,qARIN~ 1 " 3f STA Ta lllOS. QUALITY · • ~~~::miwL~~~~~:~:-~i~::.:;1~ ·TE A BAG 5 ...... ~~-~.~.~.~-~~~: ..... 3 9c
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. ORANGES
LARGEFANC°f ·~WEETNAVEL . c
KINGSEORDJIRlQUEJS._ 10 Lls..89'-HUNT!S-FOl-THE'IEST -~ -:-5,:
KRISPYCRACKERS suNs""' ·-·-" 36' FRUIT l5-0Z , -.. =G=ir~-· ... n.0L33c COCKTAIL ........................ CANS
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.FRISKIESDOGFOOD ....... 25•oz 27' CLEA" NSER ' I OC DIXIE REFILL CUPS .oz ·-·-'"" 49' • 14-0Z • SCOOPY VANILLA CUPS _____ ,,, 25' ............................ CAN ··2 SCOOPYSUGARCONES . 12s 29' G'S _ 39
PEANUT eumR :i.1" ---·-,..oz. 91• ·RA p E JELLY. . c CRESCENT ROLLS :~~i .. ·--•o< 38' . .: , 20"0.Z ,
;KLEENEX NAP,~,~~.~ :i-.;~g~: ··········· 29' DEAL PACKAGE • .................... :.
ROLL TISSUE BOU,.OUE .... --...... z '" 29' D . I VE 7 2 c INST.ANT FELS i:~'-···········-················""' 72' DETERGENT GiANT
. 'POUNDS · .
· ~FANCYalPIHA5S ... : 25cPAPAYAS '. AVOCADOS · ....... EA. LAIGl~N 29 swDTHAWA·~ 1.AIGE FRESH TIMDER atSP 3 C .
CARROTS ...... 1.1.1.PKG. ]ftc
WASHlllGTONIEDDIUC10US 2 29' ,y;A APPLES ~:tv .......... LBS. ' •
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---"-----••· FRElWAX/IUQKl~LER ....... _._,.oo,n 59" COUPON' A 1
LO-CALIL• . ., ... ___ ..,,,_,.,_,_... GLADFOODStOIAOEBAGS __ ,"''""39' I.AX .
~.t~~~··::~~=::::~; GLADPLASTICWIAP ' . . .. .<oo n 33' COFF CUAli< •.•. QLADSANDWICHllACIS... ''°·'"""'55', ;~ 'COUPO MIHCU:WlllTEBLUCH ....... __ ,..00"'"1 DIALPA AGI
BEHOLD FURNITURE POLISH ___ '·'"'" 79' WITH 16"'
C BRUCE DEtl' CLEANER . """""' 19' tHIS 11G. ~ llUCE·CUAll & WAX ·-,,.....,R'· COUPON . Siu "
WINDEXCLEANtiR ............... _,..,,49' •. ,,,33'· 'ON·l LB DIET ·CAN PUCES.MIN. WAX REMOVER ~-· "·<><'ti • • ----:,----OFF -lllUCE-SElfl'OLISHlllGWAX .--=--,,.,,,.. BLUE BONNET JAllll•'.:!HUM
ON 2-REG. BARS ~t8:lltt:==~g =::::: MARGARINE •»OUNCE 79-
IEST FlllOSHREDD£D~CllllEESE _, .... S5' GoodOn/ror STATlllllOS. MEDDEDOllEDDU :::::';fi°' •«'5' GoodWHkotAPl.23-29 B·ATH SOAP US-TERINE . UMrtc>NECOUPON ... CUSTOM" :t=t 45•
GoodontiorSTATIRUOS. MOUTHWA.SH BAVARIAN PUDDING ~~~i~ .. 5%P°K'G. 29'
G,oodWHkot APR.23-29 . RICE A RO GOLOENG IN
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OVAL TINE· ~~b~~~-:'E&•OZ, age"""""" 12-0 Z. 6f
HEINZ B-B-0 SAUCE ASST ---16-~Z. 49' . . .
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()-TIPS e 170 COUNT PKG. 59'
VASELINE S~&~~~-·----·-'°' 59'
SCOPE MOUTHWASH ~l:.'.~-92'
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3'430W. LINCOLN AVfNUE
2564 WEST BROADWAY
GARDIN GROW
888 CHAPMAN AVENUE
COSTAMUA
2190 NEWPORT BOULfVARD
707 WEST 19TH STlltEET
1176 BAKER STREET
· HUllTlHGTON RACH
6862 EDINGER AVE.
SANTAANA
2430 IDINGER,AVENUE
2903 WEST 1 'ITH STREIT
Wl5TMNTIR
8522 WESTMINSTER BLVD,
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RUL ROUl
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tleef Rib Steaks ~arz:n.Q4 ... 98c
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SHASTA PURI
PRESERVES
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Fl'lll c Y1!1111es 3:1 .. Jlf
LOW1 LOW PRICES!
ALL POPULAR
BUNDS OF
CIGAREnES
Regular
Of' Xlngs
Carton
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Pitt
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Sliced Bacon •• :::;i~,. ,..., 6& Smirnoff Vodka ~;:;, •1049
Also ~ ... -Miss 5--1.uw's Ian rnis... •kc-7· IMrll•• •r=" =-,.. .,.. -Scold! :::: ... ,~ ..... ..:::: ... '4" , Jld I F k "'"''' : n ess ran s ., .. , 1.11. 5n.. Fl"* Ind -· Sa Mony W'I' To Serio. pk" 7-
link Sausage s:.;.~ ·3 ..... noo .,.,, .. 11a 'I!:"'...":: ... ,,..
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i-Slf cetl Bologna ·:~~:' """' 5a.
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·-0' TM 111, 9c Boneless Hams ':.' .. "'il::r::' .. '1 19 :r;:o:.::;'.4! ';t:• 4 WIJS Qllflfltffd Too! '
Canned Picnics ;..~"':.':.": ':'.!" s3" Melllam 11 .. 'l:;..'!J!' •::-a•
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Beef Swiss Steak .":".: .. 79'
Sirloin Tip Steak .:-,~"::.. .. s1n DISCOUNT PRICES
ON HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS
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PlUS PIJTllUI
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Young Turkey Quarters
NORBEST BRANI> 39c Drumstick And Thig h Portion
U.S. Govt. I nsp. U.S. Grode A lb.
Pr•Cooketl Cod Fillets ': .. 69'
Pre-Cooked Percli Fillet =" .. ·69'
Boneless Rainbow Trout '!!.";::' 79'
SCHICK PACQUIN
"l•••"• I HAND CRUM lllfft•r brtr
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"-mlum Quality
: jhftullie Comish
Game Hens ...
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Pre-Cooked Shrimp .c::=.. .. '1"
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Skylark Brecid
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An~gos)c Aspirio-ll's
Twice As Fast As Aspirin, ~~79
v~s JIAIR SPUY
Contdins MIRAL-· . ,.,. '$118....
For Natural Holding. ... .--7
Y0·5 HAIR DRESSING $~
rCll' ltabnl Glelmin1 Hultf1' Kb'. I
Gelusil Tablets ~"~ 99'
Right Guard ~.::· ~~ W ; a.ttennilk ~ .1~ 20' Diet Bread ,~.:.i:.·~~~294 · ' ' s1u1. H11"r s,r1y --•::.· s•
• Cream,topplng ::;: .~: 49' lngll1h Muffins :r~ 33' ''"' 111• -21 , ell. S'rly P.w~.. ...·~ ..... •1•
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BJ .JOllNA II~ 1'1111 In "The ~ el -. on btr prevloua trip to tlie "And I P"'1W'< th< salad all Small con btaoV or' palm.
NEW, YORK _ U fil''rli ~~" ~ shartl I mulull U.S. "I've 1ool becliuie I eot lhe tlm•,'"tjle said jubJlantly. dral...i, clloPped
lucky and~ctJUld ctio.. IOrD6-.. ~ ·t· ~ t alw1y1in10 minutes. Today,' I "It's IO 1lmplt. You have a J :r!f fresh bull (V• tsp. :O'!°a'J:~~~~i.: vecetable:non!"d..~ Wtoup, fl)et mlgnoe and .~:e,:~~U:~.~ )1
cbanningly 'candid lbe •v.. .-.·, , , ,wad •nil I 1te )II I m1nua... ;ii .. But ti'• very lmporton~ u 1 ljlrig fl'elh mint.
laughs A <lier -1o11.. SeJ1io, I tbl4 Vl~·had said BIMt me, I haJ' tll6. clock yoo're dr•Uills Jt: If yoo .. rv. ~~ .... t'retlll c 11 o P.P ~ d (~ on by lhe problemo that hll t...nte "''Of .. ting !her•. First ~.0"1-.,0' the ~ five minutes belor< you .--ot conVetslna: in .a .foreign celery wu'>to dip the "atal.k In hairdresser and del'I ':". , ·'' have it at the table, beleeve 1 small yelloirr GNon1 'Cho~
Jancu.age). IO'J'd ~ blessed aaH and twist it Jn aome olive vtfna 11 married to.Franco me that'• no good! You must . ped . ~#0, ..
after. meetinf Vi~ L 1111 oll.·'"He't the celery man, ~ Pescl · ' ... .;.., ~-·-·' dress your salad two hours '/4 cup O'l•e 4'11· i 10
Italy11,, _ _._ 1m.-since he lfi:es flDocchl. Do you ute ' • Y•a-Y • ...._ __ w before so the greens absorb i L '~aspoo --•t
ravtollt .. ...,_ r-• that too?" ,. 1tallan ~l. The•• 1.."teryt·h l ng and that's -a~ n .1"M~c. ..
Altbwp the aofden girl wu "Yes, but U I i.11 YOll that I have a 7·)'tlro0Jc( oon, Cor-imi'v•lou.< I put many lhlnp 11 :i,;:""' fr""!Jy growid
In town lo 'publiclz< Iler lat..t !ilia IInocchJ or that Vlrna LW rado. Tbey have 1n iparlment Inside: arrugala, · tomatoes,
l J let "Viml'' v nonetheleN ii ;• ~ woman, tliafa 1n Rome, but prefer Urine in carrots, ctleree and fl.nocchi," 1% tablespoon wine Jor tar·
covered 1 wllole ;ua.1 of aub: Jnii>o!sible, lbe said laul!l>lng her lavish 'Ila Ja liarJno sbO said going Into spasms of ragon) vinegar , "'
Jects from food to'lhe film, byllerically. '1 ~ finocchJ crµisln 111ev'i.t-~ laug)Jter. Rub salad bowl wllb ~t
hippies to huabands, even THE ' VEGE-TABLE, but In th · g anean ' garlic. Clean, drj and crispea c1oi. ... be best ftot9e, that'a a completely dif~~ ~1r yacht. 4 • • ~ITALIAN SALAD aue r to enllgb* me f~ 1'(1rd. For a man, tt'1 In Italy, the wife la' aup-. I clove gar!,iC gnens before addMg to aalad
about put&. not manly!;' . ": Po$ed to atay In the. kitchen 2 bunches arrugala bowl with other vegetables
lt tieemed bard to imagine ~She woefuJly, recalled her with the maid a!Jd> the baby. Head lettu~-(big or Boston) And herbs. Mix togethe~ olive 'Vlr111 playing the role of a ,.. H sbands d · oil, sal~ pepper , wine (or brunette .,....a111an•· Amerl•-s, first encounu:r w l th an ndu i o· ~ wut 1°1
•• 2 Italian plumb tomatoes tarra""") vinepr. r--~ ....... Atnerican .. ltallan Restaurant. u erstand their wifels:work.'' . • ew ..
menmosUy,rememberberas "'lbellrattimelcametoLoa Virna said. Her husband cu:~~ecea led and Pour d
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SALLIE
WAKE UP APPLES
SPRING IS HERE I
Would you beU.ve, .,.,.
crisp crimchy apple-ea~&·
good Delicious apples
sparkling in our Produce
Department were pickf!d
Jut September. They cune
. from the OkanoBBI! Valley
the -.Ing dlab",tbat J>\lpped Angeles, lhe p b LI IP Mor-doesn 't like her, to work so I> ·-....-r. pee vegetables and grelns In salad
:, ~~,~'t;~ =~·~to!.':,;~~( . :l:i ''!?r ~~..: ':1; . 4 ~;! .. , sliced • ·' . ~ , l:i1·~ 1:aj~8'.,v;':~a~~~,
Your WUe." " .... present, non." she said son. When they enter ta In 1h: green pepper, dked ~4'Jad; !It~• at. ODCe. .-.
in Washington, known for
tl1e moat '(lmous app~ in
·uie workt.PA or "conttolled
atrnosplttiro" ~ Ill• geotle "It's,. very tntertlllng and Jlndillg lhe .....i bt ~" Virna lf<)llld rather-Jje 1 Llliek ~Juy ,, If you prefer, ,J -'JlanY oon-v~ ~&maijc role. Maybe to ,. "They said; 'Tonight we take tioste!I' than perrOrin the hnental ·people ~,._a rather
most ~ns, I'm more o( you to a . IHl'W]ous Italian culinary chores. 1 large feinoet (trim and wilted affair tba ~let salad
a.corDldian, non!" she safd lb· 'rest.;1uf'an . • T ~·t tell yoo"" ·:-1'"1 1ove1 to eat; bat j don't sl,lce ·thin ) mattnate" beiore· t.ir v i n g . ~ but Im Per f_e ct the1name otthe place Mcause, Uke , to r cook. --My favorite 1 head chicory Serves 4. ' '·;:, x ~!Jil>. She inuned\l\ely pr.. lt wu awfa~ the food." dishes Ar. d>lcken, chicken -'
>'ftd i. comed1c t •:I en t •, SbeJlkea to shop, especially boiled, cacacciatOre or chk:kea
. , .cllsplaytng ber ladylike man-for American lingerle u given alla diavola (whole chicken Add Coffee ners when . as~, if, with t.ime, and ~e opportunity. She fried in olive oU cover~ with .. .
SersJo ¥r~ ber ~ ~JiPWe<1.1epollliiW111yertbu'• 1•HdwtJptec1.wllbabrlckl.1 ·;T," ·e .
One Woman Peac'! Gotps
l . • •dor• -· ol course, .. d ~.io· I idd Ing ~ vegetables. "¥ ~ "Some Utne! when we want • · ,..i;._ ·,, ~~ • " • -
to be comfortable at home and An µiu:resUng flavor trick
we. don't want to have the for packa~ddlng mix.
servaftts . around, I say to~ COFFiii PUDDING everybody go out to the,._ · :---'f.":-. (.
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Adva.ncements N,btlced kitchen and everybody goes 1 .PackalJ~_c,~ servtn~ size)
out and each one prepares i.nstai'!t,~la puddinit ~ ·i' '',
; BEila:LEV (UPI) -In
her native Honduras, Vilma
Betly Vltanu is rapidly
galnlng a reputatioa as a. one
an Peace Corporl ,
Mainly through he~ t'irelesa
efforts; the Central American
countey ii on the verge of
• ~ • '· · aomething. My husband 2 teaJp.o..on a instan
making n\a,JOr-. ·if~ceftl~ti-·1 · Aa a la~~ technicia n, people involved. alwaYJ cooks the spaghetti, he pow~ coffee
in agrlculturaJ·producucin. ' 'she came in close contact wl''" cooks very well and someone 2 cups d 1,.1o • "And real .· mutual benefit More significant, perhaps, is major commercial crops of would result ii the staff and else does tbe second plate, flab In piper tiag containing pu<f..
that Mrs. Vitaml'a work in J:londuras. s or meat. ding mil,·~r to1ether the
the.1 United States mar help · "I did IOQ2e traveling to students of the Department of pudding .Dl~tfee. .. : 1lriDg bet ~try ~ a1r{ d towns and o.m .. ges near my. Plant Pathology in Berkeley 1 ,
I hbo •-.... Sal dor '""' w-·kl •-··m f ill T ty D • nto a S'glall mixing Jlowl ne ~ r~s.., va la 11!t home," sh< said; "and ooon -~v ' more am ar OS ressing · peaCe table: • became awm of .lheir need with tropical and sub.tropical pour the plllk: add pudding
At the moment, only a few for orientab in the field of pJ:ant diaeasu, and Honduras Commercial sour cream mix and .beat according .tq
thousand ,dollars ~ and uie argrlculturL -/ Would havi the opportunity lo milced with thawed frozen package dtred.ions. Best for tQ~~Y's' .
modern washables
Culottes
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approva: . ~ tile HoildW.an .~ According .,.,'.to recent In-train personnel far the de lee· orange j u I c e concentrate Turn int9• indivkluat serving
governnlenf'7 W <bef.wieb trormation f'Mi\..e received, the Uon of her crop diseases and becomes a luxurio1J5 dreMlng dishes; cllll. Makes 4 serv·
the University of Cl.lifomia Honduran itemment pro-·~wiijhiat~cojjijuses-tb~em--.... iiiiii~·iiiiiiiiiiijlo.r ~fruii~t jsalia~d~. -iiiiiiii!iiiiiiii~injpi. iiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-'i..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijij~
1 laMratory technician and her vides farm*t with seem and
hopea of helping farmers reaR recommenaations for planting
blQ!.1'.-.,il ~-~· , " which ls of b:einendous help. I • PHtilems~~.JIOn...i • "But theM--is a lack of
duran1 farmers first · came to researcii laboratory facllltlea
her attention four years ago for the detection and cq11trol Whtie 'an eftiplf"ll' 'fl/. the of diseases ~fectfng crops -u~ Fruit p.. ' .. , and these ijlclude coffee, cot· ~-,.. • f 'A g•"' taloes o • . .. -t wn, su ... 1 tane, po ,
Cucumbers
o~1 ic i6us
As delicious•-and as low: Jn
calories -as when Charlfs
Dk.kens wr~ ibout it tOo
yean ago,'s a bright, un-
complicated salad that ap-
peals to every taste and goes
with every m.,m ~
SAIRY GAMP
CUCUMBER SALAD
3 cucumbers
1 teaspoon fresh grounii
black pepper
1 cup apple elder vinegar
Parsley ' .
Scrape cucumbers with rork
tines -do not peel. Cul
cucumbers into thin slices and
place in bowl.
Before serving .sprinkle on
pepper, pour vinegar over all
and garnish with. narsley.
Mo lasses
Bolls Easy
Here's the perfect culotte fOr golfing, traveling by car Make breakfast cereal lntO W plane, lunching in town molasses crunch balls.
ti on a reaort terrace. It's Melt 1 tablespoon of ibuUer t allm, sleek, ~ned. In a !mall saucepan. .
• Printed Pa~ .11470: NEW · Ad4 \; cup of mol...., and
Women's Sbel·3~ 36, 38, 40, It cUp'Of sugar; ~lo' boll
42, 44, 4&. Size Ml (bust ·40) over rriedlwll tieat' afflt 'boil t takes 4~ yards :\S-inch. about 5 minutes -to a soft
SE VEN'J'..Y-FIVE CENTS crack ~ or 27,0 degrees on
for each pattern -add ~ a candy tbermometet,
cacao, cornj .beans, pineapple,
citrus rice ~ o!.hers.
"Private ~ using this
. Jack of kn<(lt-how, lttquenUy
come to the United Fru.Jt eo:
Jabs for advfc!! or help on their
crop probl'ms and alw.aya
find a warm Welcome."
Soon after 1 joining t h e
Department .J,PWU Path°'J.OR.
at Callfornia~•·e'ollege of APP
cultural-&lencer30-----months
ago, she came in contact with
other crops, 'and it became ob. vlous tllat yields in Honduras
could 11< improved and In·
creased If proper detection of
the diseases and their control
could be made available.
"What we really ne~ dOwn
in Honduras," she said. "Is
training for the men of Hon·
duraa in American universities
so they can reCo'glllze the
plant diseases, which lhey are
unable to do now,"
Later, she learned through
DI'.. William G .. Snyder, the
department cbainn:an, of his
divisions' interest in starting
a joint project in Lalin Amert·
ca. "Immediately," she said, "I
began thinking In tenns of
Honduras. Dr. Snyder and I
discussed different methods of
approach that might be used
to obtain the neceasary
funds."
As Mrs. Vitanza and Dr.
Snyder see it, joint work could
be carried on by the two coun-
tries and their unlvers!Ues.
The co-operative ar-
rangement, Mrs. V I t a n z a
believes, "would stimulate a
betler relationship among the "cents for each pattern for Air Pour immediately over 21 ~Mall an<! Sfll'Cial Handling: ps "1 '"'S"'' and ,tdlt.y i otherwile 'lhir'd.cl8'1 delivery • cornl. aeriil :l;'inlX .. --------111 lrill take tbrle weeks or more.. w II ..,,., ' · 4 BEAT ~Send to Marian Martin, ~t hands and qui ckly S'!he DAIL y PILOT, 142 Pattern Shape Into '2-lnch balls. Mam Dept., 232· West 18th St., Ne alplt 18 oilcl&ctlw. '-York, IN.Y. 10011. Pr Int · ,
t NAME, ADDRESS witll ZIP, j SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
BIG, NEW SPRING-SUM·
MER PA1TERN Cf.TALOO. f Ill atyles, free pa It er n
~ coupon. 50 cents.
, INSTANT SEWING BOOK
~TODAY, wear tomorrow.
••• ' INSTANT FASffiON BOOK
-~wear anrwen1 ac-.....,,,q, Qgure tips! Only ''· --Worm-up Drink
Bit ....._:ed cranberry
·---... quart of u-•= cocktail, one ... .. mpa of wat.e:~ In a
-· at lop sptOil JO ......
-WI !le '1lol boll. Pour .,..,_ Tep ea<:h wltll 1
,Jiii fA baltor Hd 'lervt witll a
-at!Ct, u d<llred. 11 7 s I (I.cup)-... r
Makes short work
of the wrinkl es
INFl:ATION
Bake Delicious ·
ridgford
Bread
Real Eclae111y,
In The Freezer •
wonderful fla1ior ' '
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~ B.EEF .SIDES ........ 69~ lb.
-NOTHING DOWN -
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IF YOU DON:Y H.(VE 'A FREmR OR FREmR SPACE, WE WILL STORE FREE!!
iAioN ·59.iiis $1 3
HALF OR WHOLE
, PORK LOINS
Exct ll•nt
For Roa1t1 a Chops · 79 ~
INDIVIDUAL
T-BONE
STEAKS
s13~.
Por:terho·11se-$1 '39
lb.
BON ELESS
T01 '
SIRLOIN ' s1•?.·
FANCY
SPENeER s11!.
STEAK & ROAS.T PACK
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'4 LI. SIRLOIN Tl' STEAK'S
) LI. 'T·IONE STE,t.KS
6 LI. TOP SIJtlOIN STEAKS
I LI. 7-IONE ROAST
J LI. Ft\~ILY CH,UCK STEAKS
IO LI.. SALISIUJtY STEAKS
2 LI. ROUND STEAKS
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BY THE P.l!CE ~' .,
TOP SIRLOIN . SftAK
FILET MIGNdN
GENUIN E ITALIAN
Sausa.ge ~:, EASTERN MEAf( ii , .
Spare libs 69~
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R,IB BEEF STEAKS ' 98' LL
ALL .MEAT
Weine(S
Jologapa
49~1~.
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WOR KING MAN'S
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S.l l . 7·10NE ROAST
4 LI. IONELESS IEEF STEW
6 LI. PORIC CHOPS
I LI .PORK ROAST
6 LI. ASST. LUNCH MtAT
6 LI. WEINERS
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REF. TOP SPECIAL
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6 DAYS A Wiii
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OUAltANT•ID u.s.o.A. INSP•CT•O
12.-lt .... ·;ea-· 11. 98 Buy The g and Saye' -,"',.,. .. ~,~.~ .. .,.,~.~ • .,..,~0~1.~.~ .. -.-· ' ........ _,., ........... .. •
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genie to lmake the apples
blooming lq. the spring story
come true. 1CA Is 1970 .•• an
·•PP!• rlpeolns lea~ to put
grandma's cold dark ctllat
lo Iha'°'. The story gQe.S:
an appfi 1 ripens as :it
breathes fresh oxygen. stop
an apple's breathing, you
stop it's ripening.
The Washington CA .Ap-
. ~s people pick tb~lr apples
in 'the early fall. 1bey eut
them in air tight, storage
' c.unpartmenls . and pump
out,jll the oxygen. 1be ap-
ples are put to .fleep, tort
'<f in a slite of-S!ISfl'llded 'aNmatlon. wJlen the doors
are opened wide in the
spring, what unfolds •.•
lusciOUJ munch-with-a-gQOd-
book-apples, like you pkked
them off a tree last Stp-
tember.
But! I 'nle big but! CA
does not improve the navor,
of an apple. Put an under
par apple in CA solitude,
and in the spring you will
find a ripe not-so-hot apple.
The CA people pick only the
largest jwnbo, flavor-fullest
top of the crop.
1 "UHIQUENESS .
PLUS QUALITY"
Everybody klves a letter,
"Recentty J moved to ,the
. Orange County Area. Yjur
' market was suggested . to
me. I truly fmd it unique
plus quality in every wa);."
Wha. .are we to argue Witli
ou'r wonderful people who
linger in our aisles for the
finer nicieties in food Tiff'.
Tikt that 114Sclo"1 broccoli.
so tenderly kept t peak of
perfection In a bed of crulh-
ed ice. We pamper every
vegetablt, every little bunch
of J resh parsley ~
watercress. S m a 11 , tiut
mighty, in a salad bowl
or favorite casserole, ~but
a real drag U not lhe
snow cropped peek oC crisp
perfection.
Right now the little new
creaming size potatoes are
stirring up· the-apring ~
ty of fresh asparagus Ind
the first honey dews. Have
you ever seen a grapefruit
weighing 2 ~ . , plop
~ Indian Deer, 11 n di an
River beautf'on the scales,
and you wlll .. the flavor
•.• Otink orchidsi the taste
will be the same.
FUN THINGS •• ,
EVE!( A WHOLE .
HEALTH JUICE BAR
Fresh coconuts ind
unroasted raw p e a n u t s
h y droponi cally grown
tomatoes with the o l d
fashioned beef 6'teak na~r
. • bunches of fresh spinacb,
Uny one-bite onions.
' ~Bottles of fresb grapefruit
juice, orange juice and
lemoDade, all ready and
.chilled along side the halY<d
watl(meJdO .on crafbd ise.
Wonderful thirst quencbing
friend,, . . . but give your
parched buds a new oesls
of Juiet HcilmienJ \litb
passion fruit, Pomegr~
guava, cherry, man fe.
boysenberry, papaya o r
coconut . phleapJ!)e . . :.u
boftied, chilled, Ind ./' .. dy
. .. go ahead, U yoo can't
wait. enjoy a pleasant sielta
in the patio watdling ,the
fountain while you enjoy the
unusual sipping. '
MIXED TOGETHER
THEY SPELL SALAD
The crisply refrigerated,
oo glltlertngly lre.itly wdl>
ed curly green endive,
tender red leaf IDd delicate
bullet lettuce, crisp ....
maine, eveeybody'1 favorite
keburg, and dellc•t•
Belgium endive .. make
a beautiful pJcture, almost
too pretty to 1Ur up Inf
eat.
Rlchard'o, tl1e P eo ' J t Store. where people who art
tearchlng for the v er 7
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CHRIS & NTTS FRESH PACK • · '
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PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, APR ~ 23 · IHRU WEDNESDAY, APR. 29
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" 18 STEAKS ~~~E~ft~:
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59~. HUCK. STEAKS
ROUND .BONE I .
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TOP ROUND ·BEEF RO~ST I RUMP ROAST I , I I ' . . ' .. ' I 69! EXl'RA LEA,N I NOWASTEI
AND TENDER I TENDER BEEF
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STEWING .
·CHICKENS
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IENERS
KIDS' 49c FAVORITE
T2 OZ. PKG.
,_,.SALADS
:1~ POTATO, ,s oz..-3 F $1
COLE SLAW. HEALTH c,e..ilO~ 0 .
OR MACARONI R
ORANGE JUICE @%1> YOGURT
:o=:.~~ .... :.79< ~~~~~~ ... 19'
" «I.NT BEEF TAMAWl-OZ.PKG:" •• :·~ ..... 29'
XLNT BRICK CHllla-oz. PKG.49' 1•-0Z.PKG89'
HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS
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IWM II TOOTIIPASTE ~:. .............. -.. 69'
.HIGBfS HAND LOTION :lltl,L~• ................ 52'
SCOPE MOUTHWASH =-........................... '1"
HOUR Ami HOUR ~~J:!~:'.' ...... 77'
CW. LIQUOR
·BOURBON j . SCOTCH j ASPEN GOLD
WHISKEY I WHISKY I BEER
5..AOOM $3'' 1 =:$459 ':WfO 31$] •w.• ....... ..,.,OMOM I
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FLAVOR $12!
Fl LET MIGNON :~•;;.~·~~:'°'" $249
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SMOKIE LINKS · ~~ :-:;" 83•
PORK SAUSAGES ~~·.~~·:LI. P<G. 98<
SWOOO SELECTIONS·
FRESH I FRESH
DUNGENISS . I WESTERN
CRABS 79~ I OYSTERS 1~:.1 39c -_u_. ----
LARGE -NAVIL
SUN KIST
SWEET
N' JUICY
ROMAINE LEnUCE
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CARROTS
TOPS REMOVED
ILB.1 oc CELLQ -
BAG
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LEMONS
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LIMIT OH.! PEI C!JSTOM!R -GOOD APRIL 23 THRU 29
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BIRDS EYE FROZEN
GREEN PEAS . '~.~~-
BIRDS EYE FROZEN ,
CUT CORN TOP QUALITY
to.oz. PKG.
BIRDS EYE FROZEN
COOL WHIP TOPPING 59c 9-0Z. CTN,
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~GOLDEN PREMIUM
. i·cE CREAM HALF GAUON • FLAVOROFf~E 79c
MONTH CANADIAN -2 49c BLUEBERRY · PTS.
(IN Y2 GALS. ONLY)
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TOTING'S PIZZA ·l . • •
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FROZEN
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PfTirl DANISH 49• I PLAIN 4·5· I VAllff'I' 1".t.CIC tC!O 35' PKG. Of I ot MA•llf l'ICG. OF 6 ,,
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Pflnteci Pat¥r'\ !df\ NEW Mil*' Sizes 1.1 i10, ·u, 14,
18, 11. Slae 12 (ioftcl{)-takes ·
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SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS for
each patlml -Aiklri& cents
for each .pOttern 'l<t Air Mall .
and Special H '-n'd Ii n g ;
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Send to Marian Mirtln, DAI·
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N.Y. 10011. Prtn\ NAME, Allo DaE8s With ZIP; SIZE, and .
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sew today, well\,. tiilhororw. ,I. . - . . "
IN$!'ANT FASHION BOOK
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Gourmets ' . .
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Unusual an d delectable
des>erllorgounn.U.
ORANGE CHABLIS
J l)i cups .dtablls or other dry 1
white wine ~ ·
1/3 cup sugar
y, teaapooo ground nutmeg
lelnnamoo!lliclt
4 wholt c!OVes
ti mediutn orangei
In a 'aervlng bowl stir
together the chablis, sugar
and nutmeg until s u g a r
dissolves; add cinnamon and
doves.
Olt ~1 a'_flY from oranges '
so no white membrane r:e-
malns; slioe Into thin rounds
removblg any see!iJ a n d
-diJWends, -
Add oranges to wine mix·
ture. C.Over tightly a n d
M.rigerate 8 '. h'o u r s or
overnight to ailQW. flavors to
blend. Makes & servinp,
Note: A 4/~ pint bottle of
wine may Ile used In this
recipe. · ·
No Trick
T.o Treat
NO lriclt at all to make this
spice c;ake treat. Jult measure into a bowl 1/3
cup <Jf soft butter or
margarine, 1111 cups or pack.
ed,•u,t>I brown °1Ugar or dark
f<r, added flavor, i eggs, ~·
cup of milk, I 'II cups of llOOr,
3 te11JX'(ins Of biking powder,
II .teupoon eocb <JI dlHlam,on
and <Ions, and I cup of chopo
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'stir for 3 minutes. Tum in~ '
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I -.T-"TOPS OH" 2 '• 2ftl
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BROCCOLI !·iifiilioNs .· 2 .... 29-'
All. 2 L •ftc I wot_,_srwc ' 3fta •·-: .. ? I MISH.ROOMS v.:1b. y
' ' . 'N.l·--COllH Conlolion ·lnstalll llnGltfml (Incl !Or: off) • 'llmY CROCKIR YU BAN Choe., Choe. Mall, & Voriol'r, 10-. box .......... 99c SNACKS
' Chic-EChlckenCatFood,6-<>Lc:on .............. 2for27c ' -01-otl· • $249 Duncan HiMS Mvel Cokt Mix, 15-ol. bo< ........... 67c __ 14_,
• 3-lb. · Hunt'sTomo!OSouco.no.2~con ...... " .... ; ........ 37c ~~ . 45c
'" Purex Liquid Blooch Oncl « ~· ~ ivv ......... 35c u'.:l
• ' . Fontostik Aorosol Spray Cleaner (Incl. I Oc off), J.71'L con ......... 65c
Fontostik Fi119<!'ie Spray CietH>er; no~ con ......................... 85c
Bitty .Crocker FuOgt Brownie Mix Onct. 8c off), 22Yz.oz. box ...... 49c
Hollywood Sofflowtr Mol1l0rint. l ·lb:pkg ............................. 39c
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For 0conomy ... u•e EJ Rancllo ground beef ao many wa.ya,,. and ·b!!-10·P,~oed '!Vi~ 8&vilipl
• Looking for value?, .. El Rancllo ground chuck offers somueh flavor I &llCll~ ~.HTT1£S •. 19c ~ ,
So lean ·and tastY! And all El Rancllo ~d meataare aJwan frelhl llDUlll mi-~ ,.,,)k ..
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Razor edged blades keenly chop,,, this very lean top-quality beefl•lilOllRD1SllllOl11. .........
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The leanest possible, for the cholesterol com;cious !
El Rancho's Sausaae ..... ; ........ 59~
Our own country style ·iiie~d' .·, , always fresh f
Chill Grind ............. : ...... ~ ... , ...... 69~
Coarl!e ground beef , , • meaty chuuks for chili!
snc~ Bacon .. ; ...... ~ ................ 89~
El Rlnciio's O\vn ••• thicker slices, ranch style!
New York Strip .................. ~.~-~ .. ,~ ................. s2.69 ,b~
Enjoy the •uprcme delight ••• naturally aged, closer trimmed.,, IUil lOllJ SIEM ... : •• iu, •·
Turkey Legs & Thighs ......... _.49~·.
l\icll, juicy dark meat •• , drumsticks heavy with flavor! Serve each -hi• favorite portion! Grade "A"
Turkey Breasts .... ~:~:· ....... ~::89~
Swee~ white meat ••• from pJump, broad-breasted birds! Welcome ra., at 1117 time ~f the Yl'&l'I ' .
Yoai'l? love El Ra.ncft.0'1 wider varietv of i~food fa~oritu! .. ' •
Fresh Butterfish Fillets ......... 89~ Canadian White Bass ............ m ~
'Vho, but El Raricho, would offer such a treat!· Filleta ._ J. IO euy to serve, use "Shaken' .Bake" ' .
Columbia River Smelts ......... 49~ Peeled & Qean~cf Shninp. 'i.59 ~.
Delic&te flavor ... serve broil.ed, saut.eed or frie1f ! Simmer, covered llDd IOllQlled, UDtil pink I ·
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Plump b111111 from Langen.
dorf ... and IO freoh I !Jave
a bursu feu~ this week-
end, and know )'OU're budr·
et W!ae I P..U,. of eilht
hot dor bnna, too, at thia
price. . ~
H4mbtwrlert cire alwa¥• /11141 Fire "" lhe eoals,
apread out IM /ici~t • , , and Ut' <11trt/bod¥ "4ve
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br-liandredl of l;ill1 blades, Into~ tbe grind Y"f plefarJ Frealler, too •• , beca-W• ~ •
,,~ need it! Tbi1 ~ t'.17 our '1Wnd meats • , • and see tlle difference. And lie aue to· P$ JQllr bie
Jl'IQDd '!neat recipes •• , lZ differeut ways to prepare groundJlle&b!. • · • ' · ~ '
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~i lelectlonl Fourteen 01IJICll regular, with rellth, with onion, o1'wlclemoutb, 12 oc.I Yolircioloel I • • . .
. • . • . ' , $ H' . e1nz Rel1shes ............ · ........ 4 : 1 . .
Hamlnlrpr, Hot Dor. S'lfeet Pickle or llldia;., ~ry one ao appe•Hnfl Eleven oaw Jani ·
He.inz~B·B~Q Sauce .......... ~. 3 : $1 .
Regular, Hickory or with lt:uabrooall Helm: helps 7 ou add the chef' a mute1' touch! •• , 11 OI. botll& < -• . , . hi Monte. Pieties ..... : ............ 39¢ Ore Ida French fries ......... 4 .., •1
' Dill or KOiber Dill ; , • Ulvee, , , 22 oz. Perfect comp0ru011 for 'burain r Froac, •• 11 oc,
Nabisco CoOkles ................. 3 .., '1
1...,-M or Sapr Rlnp or Cocon•t Baral Jlc. 89c . .
lee ere.m ............... ,; .......... ; .. ;.6r
Milani Dressings ................ 4 ,., ~t
Flatter ~ur saladl • , • 8 os. bottles , , • rer. 89c !
Paflo Dinners .. : ....................... 39¢
Choice of 4 Mexican favorites I frozen Sprinsfleld , •• JWf,p!!on ••• fawrlte ti&,_
PilSs 'n' Boots Caf '·fooct .. :8 1or '1 Cn flakes ............ .' ................. "25'
Choice of 7 gourmet flavors! 8\.i <>%. KOuOn's ••• "for a.rood "Good Jlornhl('l 12 oc.
Drive .Deteroent ....................... 6r
Giant aile packap , , , (Incl~ -lOe-otf label)
Scott TI$sue ........................ 8 "' '1
White-or colors ••• 1000 sheet roll• for value!
Folger' s Coffee .: ... J.~>-.... 79~
Two lb. can , • , fl.67 'l:hree lb. can • , • $2.27
Lux Uquid ................................ 49'
So gentle I-Save lOc on 22 onnce 1be.
Delicat.esaen, Specials El Rancho's Fine LiquorB
Oscar ·Mayer Bologna ............ 69¢
Slleed • , • An Beef or All Meat ••• %. lb. pkg.
Schlitz Beer .......................... ~.19
Six pack ••• lZ ounce cans! Regular $1.82
Grapefruit Juice .................. 4r ~L
Tropican& Unsweetened ••• halt..p.1. ••• 89c
Old Taylor ...................... : ..... '11.59
Strairht whiakey , , , aave fl,411 ,qn )lal(.pJJon,
Super Fresh Produce Specials!
lettuce .~ .. ~~ .. ~ .. 1·0c; ,
Freeh ••• tender leaves, so crlfP and so colorful ••• &lld IO flavo!fal ha
aalada and 1111dwlches ! See the difference In El Rancho prOd.-1
Beniluda Onions ........................................ 2""1f.
Mild and swaet .•• Serve flavorful 1lices to go with burpr :flxlD'al
Pricu ;,. •//Ult TllMn. through Sun.
April :a, t4, tG, t6. No aa.le8 to dtalere.
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'OUR OWN GROUND SHOU~DER
BURGER PAnlES S l'ottlos
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WIENERS;.~,.,. $ 79t.
OSCAI MEYD FUUVllW 12 OZ. THIN SUCI tic -
SLICED BACON 98~
OSCAI Mml 12 OZ.
VARIETY PACK LUNCHEON MEATS 89' ....
OSCAI MITll ~!JLO~£H!9.~~MM.~!c! !M, Sf' ...
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NIWll ~15. SI .II
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FAMILY
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LIYll LOAF, FAMILY LOA), LUNCHION LOAF, ' HIAD & IHOULDIU
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OSCAI MIYli'IMOlllD sco" TAVERN HAMS MOUTHWASH llfi. $1 .49
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MtNVrl MAID .flOZIN . 4ilk ----ORANGE JUICE ·~; 7-
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PACll\JC 'GOLD
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PITTED OLIVES
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BORDON'S INSTANT
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Tide DetercJent •:f: 83'
Ivory Snow ·:~ 83c
Oxydol Detergent 9.\:' 83'
Cheer DetercJent -::: 73c
Salvo Detel"C)ent •::: 69c
Dash Deter9ent ~~wr 73c
Bold Detergent ·:~ 83c
Dreft Detergent·~~ 73c
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY I. SUNDAY
April 23, 24, 25, 26
Pl.ICES SUIJICT TO STOCK ON HAND
WE ACCEPT
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THE. COOK·
'hy ' tun Wley
othef .authorities. My original
, source was that respected
volu-.me · •1 The Wise
' EncydOpedl'.a o f COokery"
whidr\ doet;I mate "root and
berries are poisonotu."
But· my Encydopedia Brit-
tannlca, Jn an over-all
discu1.sion of pomibly
"pol!ODOUS" plants -not just
poke --.. -· .ia-terestmg oblervatiom. "Many
species may be lnjurioua in a
green state but. comparatively
harmless when dried, the tcnc
principal being volatile," and
then "a further compllcatioo
arises from the fact that a
given species may not be
equaUy poisooous in a l l
districts. and in d l f f e r·e n t
seasons, owing perhaps to
variations in climatic and soil
conditions.''
So one man's berey could be
another man's pobon. Prefer·
ring not to risk a !Ingle one of
my readers' lives, anywhere
in the country, r prefer to take
the cautious side. My creed
alway-has been "When in
doubt, don't!"
1ojrs. K. G. W. at Quar-
ryville, Pa., comments "Gran-
ny anc;! mother always said
never to eat the berTies, green
or ripe'; until late fall after
frost When the berries were
wtll dried.·•. That coold be the
answer for ttie folks who
haste.n....to tell me they have
always eaten poi:eberry pie
and made the wine withoot ill
effect. In both cases the ber-
ries are dried. ' . 1be lady went m to say
"Yes, the pink otalks that first
come up in th~ spring are the
great delicacy. The stalks and
green lea'ie& that come later
are strong tasting but can still
be cooked the · 111ame a s
spinach. Voll can get rid of the
bitter .taste by bringln& the
greens to a rolling 'boil, but
pouting olf the water at once,
replac&ng with more water to
cook till tender. Then pour off
again, add salt and 'milk, or
browned butter, vinegar-bacon
dressing, or even mayoMaise.
Several readers point CJUt
that birds eat ~rries,aDd
don't keel over. I'know. 1 have
seen them, rl«ht atter a kUling
frost. But birds eat dried -bit..
terswett, too, at times . Yel it
is highly toxlc to hwnans. 1
know a toddler who had to be
rushed for emergency treat-
ment. after· sampling a table
bouquet of t'1e preily things.
It Is all a11ot like mushroom
hunting whert a 11 t t I e
knowledge can be a dangerous
thing. You really have to know
how to identify.
DEAR ,!IAN' -l's wUh Ill\
these Pf!s• who cook dried
beau, etc. after only • almple •
wuhlq' ud bope that IUnJ!I 1'·
o1 c11r1 ...i ...u wtn dllMI,.
In coo"'91T From Ille -I
was a Utile gtrl, "lootbtt' die
beMtS hn been Ute ant ttalng
you do btllll't cooldli, a,_.:
pie openllH lllal ......,. tm-
provei dtl 8111 cUA.
Jud pUe Uie amoant of
beaua tt be uNCI on a clean
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ARM CUT POT ROAST ~; ... _ •• '""79< ROASTING CHICKEN,,,,,,_ -··-... 47•
CROSS RIB ROAST =-~ .. -....... '1" FRYER THIGHS,,....,...._. ___ .. 59•
120LPKG. MEAT LOAF =::-.... ··-·-····-•··~ .... 69 < FRYER DRUMSTICKS ........ __ ,_, .. 59'
PQRK CHOPS ~.c:-c,. ................ 91'
BUTT .PORTION HAM ,_..;.. .,; ...... 59<
, FRYER BRE~SJ$ ""'._ .. .,.. ____ ., 63<
~WORDFISH ::!~.~:'. ........... _ ..... 1"
BURRiTOS ...... -........ _, ___ _._59< ROCKFISHJILLETS ,,_,_ ___ .._ 89•
-MINUTE MAID 6oz.
· ,Ofange Juice
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DEL MONTE •303 TIN JANET LEE • 400' s
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BEANS PEJ(S CORN facial Tissue ENCHILADAS ~:;:::._,, .391
VEGETABlESw.. ... -...., .. 3/19•
, • ICE CREAM ::,:.~.~.-..... 59•
-· .. -.. • ·~~i 5·1·1 1 DINNERS. ::::::.."":'::' ............ 2/89•
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llilill. Iii ORANGE JUICE -M.w .. ;..,,.·411
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SWEET-R!D-i!PE
Watermelon
1 0 C ) CHOOSE BEETS• TURNIPS
RED RADISHES-KALE• BUNCH GREEN ONIONS
SALE MUSTARD ,GREENS
COilARD or SPINACH
GRAPEFRUIT
SWEET JUICY 8 49t
HONEY WHITE a~i;;
STRAWBERRIES ::::t::!_.;,~ 4/1
COOL WHIP .,..,,, •• .., ... ,_ .... 55<
'· PINNERS ....,..__ ............ 38•
I GINO'S PIZZA :::::::::: ........ 71• .
SANDWICH ...,.,._..,. ......... ;.76•
SANDWICH =.:: ..... ;; ••• •~ 591 . •
WAFFLES -r-... ·--•o. 19.•
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HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS
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GLAZED ·CAKE
BLUEBERRY
Don.uts
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Brownies
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German Chocolate ~·~ l" F1rm·Bread .. ,1•1!o! 5/l
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BEER 09 ·
6/12 OZ.N/R
IOffiES
ANDRE COLD DUCK ...... J"
Cascade Beer ::..~ ...... 3/1
CONCORD WINE :::·.'.'. .. 19'
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Laguna Beach.-700 So. Coast Hwy.
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Sl!S FCiR SALE IHOUSES° FOR SALi! llOUll!S FOR SALE IHOUSlll l'C!!fC• HOUlll "~·'· ,~M~ -~ HOllSIS !'OR SALE HOUSl!S FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
al 1000 General ., lOOOOerieral •' 1• ~fl ' ; lil\,•1~_.,.,..,,. 1 ..... , .. _G~~fcl , ,1 ,• !J!a. Gene:ral · " 10IO Mala Del Mar 1105 Unlvtr1ltyPark 12SJ
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U yo u are in the marbt for a
NEW home, ,.. theoe otilllaDd· •
ing customlzecl llomes, ""'1t by,
Frank JI. A/if9S ind Soll. IOC>t•
ed•lil:• prime area Yery-cloee to "
Huntington S t a t e Beach. The
homes are priced from $30,290
to $38,690 and vary in size fiom
3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 to 3'ear"g.,.:t
ages and 2 to 3 bat hs , with
shake or mission tile roofs, fire-
places, underground utilities,
.concrete driveways, bWlt. IJia
and carpeUng. Tbin II VA ond."
' FHA flriancing available., There
ue 3 homes available becatlie
of credit reJecUons.' Occ11Jiincy
by May I, 1070 In this unlt. As
ad~ed 1,atures these hom• In·
elude such additional extras, as
5hag carpets, front lawn land·
scaping with sprinklers.
Our next unit is now on sale for
occupancy in May and June
1970 and introduces the new
3,000 sq. fl "El Dorado" model
priced from ,34,490.
Ranche L• Cuesta Homes
on Broolchurit at Atlanta,
Humlnttoft Buch
961-2'29-ffl.1:121
7 f•j i I nll!Z!t ::JQll $' I IMMAC.' B•, "'>"· ""'" 5 BEDROOMS
• ' ,· ~ \ " : • • ' • '*' in cool )luntington Beach altl drtDOhtinf, 1'3 Sonora, C.M. Thia Z&y. home is SPOT·
' ·"if~' '~ ~· ' llD8 WliurlMf 11riiiil;:ll'F •' IY THE SEA ' lde'1 land oca p ing & Plu• famtty.,.m,2% Balha,
tn a ~,fl • .,~ r ......• ::;~'1.' . .,+'~· thif,apn."°lli?r beaut)'wilh , L~-.Juatcompletely •
i • • 1 .,,_. IJllU . ! almolt 2,000 aq. ft., 3 gaod Mesa Ytrde 1110 decor. inside. Many extru PRESTl~E ~~l~RFRO~T , HOMES 6 Beautiful unlu. 6 car garare~ • utility f. .;!:,~ .s,::.,; ~ Me .. Vordo_,Condo :'.,;,.:.,~;-::,... ~i..:t"f
CUST~ '4 TO ~ .. DI!~ HOMES room, with 911 ft. fronth\i on escoll91!I swim-~ ~ !ihplace adjaceot ID Country C ub, Villa, -ID ,..., yanl" Vulety o1 boor.
FllOM SIU TO .'500,000 ming beach. Unill llN ·newly f~iabed. modorn'puah "'tlon kitwn, Koll'°"""'°' Ml<! by'""' ing r.wt .,...,, Vacant A
FURNISHID AHO UNPURNISHED Reduced to $200.000. Xlnt terms cuatom drapea with thick er. 3 Bit, lrii BA. ,Jra. llv. waiting tor YOU. Very reel-
PRIME IWLDING LOTS
FROM $35,GCJO TO $175.000
BILL GRUN°DY, REALTOR
833' Dover Or., Sutto 3, N.B. 642-4620
. ahai carpetin&. Situated on• rm., patio, .._ friakl&h'r iatically priced at jwt $35.450 llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR tree studded lot overlookinc appl's. radlallt·beat. dbl pr ,.,1th 81 low u ~IOJ down!
t3l Oovtr Dr.-. S.,,l .. J, Newport INch '42-4420 a filh pond. About a 5 iron w/elec dr A blt-ta ltora&e BOB PETTIT. Realtor
• ahot from the ,5th p-een of cabinets. ~-51M:M9. IU-0101
1000
.an exchWve· countrY· club.
. 'iooo Gon~rol ""'"""'price $34,000 GI"' Coll ... P•rk 1115 OUR SMALLEST -~.:.-~----cUb down or takt over thla .:;;;=~'-"=----' Townhouse 1 br and den Cl Oenerel
tl!Wf'ORT ~. ll>t ..... t -of l21D "'.'' Beat High Interest u .. it .. a 2 ''· ........ * TAylftD . ..., care for inside and oul rooo " · V" !'tllGHTS . . YOUNG FOLKS w um• 5% FHA 1oan. '~R. ""·""'· •"" move right in. Gtneral 1000 I Gonorol
JUll: charmina-from tbr lulil 2 BA, brdwd t!n, shake roof, Oh yes. It's air conditioned.
E S. I FOREST ·E. · LIND" l$~E ' 1...i......_ "' 11oe ...., • UKE EXCmNG .. 1ow clown on now VA· • Red Hill Realty State a e 0 L' s 0 N · ' """"• ""'· IUoh ..,id ,.,.. HOMIS mA. ¢8,000 Full Price. Univ, Pa.> Ceot ... 1'viow . Mqniflcentq dtalantd bOrnt PttlDa and hardwood noon . eo.ta Mea·Inwstmtnt Co. ~Anytime 83J..0820
• 1 c ,t with 5 bdnna, ,ma!d~s nn '2 t.Arp-bedroom• plu :l" Tbla'~ ~ •m.1 ~ I!!!!!!.'!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!'!
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FOUR.p• -·· • s batb.o. Spo,cl\JUI """'" . botb.o. Mo:Jorn Jdtcbm wtlb ' lo t!oo .illllmall '"· -r-==9==== I' ~-Inc Realtora .. ~ rin• open., to can-breakf•at area. Warm tam-U.WI W'lll !Dwan_~ N-rt leach 1200 CorOn• .. M,ar 1250
11 E.!-ldi~. ='!''for~. ~,. . , . til~ pa~l.o c'letji: "°cln& Uy room includes ftrf.placc. •tbr~ 4 nlee·~ ~ -·-~'-' ------COLLEGE PARK ,._, R•mpU• m + ,.,,,. Alloy '""" with room lor "'°""' and 2 bolha, ,,_,. OtYMPIC· Bluff S
t .:;:osa_.ie ·~~~ NO DOWN: Gt 11 ily room whlcb opens to pr-~tor trailer. Ex~llent ~ . Jptchenle!"'d~ -,:r:•~ . " : PROS PICT? .. ' ' Owner iy1 ~)':°:w conventio:i Almost unheard of barp.in in :: = 1': ~-=),~ andn& available. $31,900, . ~ = Jo GU!'.SffWIL\T! Hett'• a yard ~ eno~h HELP !
loans .(one lour-plex per m. Colleae Park. 3' iuae BR'•, · · ' u·xJS· heated and tutiftd for l:iO J't. pool or regula~n 1.JUST sell this outstandblc
cliYidual}. Cub to exis~ 2 full BA'1. Dining nn., THE llUP:ll'S . \ . pool and selling for the tenrua.ct., offered with % 31hat~• walmkingoodind•~umto
I (m -·-•·-Id /·" d·' bit· · · of 124 950 GI yr. new 3 Br. home with for. .... ... -.. oans Ulti-bJd& ""'........... lch w -awr: • •lnl, Nice J 9dJ'tns I: elee built· &ma2UI&' pnce ' . maI dilf &: famll rooms schools. ldeal Door plan far
available). All oilers subject brick fittplace, shake roof. in fange l OTen. Private $100 down. Move right in. U4.950. 1~Uer w/~p ~ children with the muter
to court approval. Ca 11 Low • low down FHA or patio. Perfect Jor a ~e. a.nee bedroom suite on a separate
545-IU4:. ' FHA/Vet. Only ,Sf450 down. I.a exclullve Newport t.rt'L Hel. Plnchin & Auoc:. level. Well priced at $.11,000 ~ Seller delperate. Now only .. , • pg~ c ~' rth REALTORS Bln' owner says "present
$26,950. So Hurry!! Ca 11 "''Our nfh Y•er''. . 0 swo y RE •'TY 3900 E Cou . 675-4392 all otters".
645-0303, WESLEY N. .. IS21i G~~iN WIST BY M~~;" 0....,, 2 Call u, Qukk \n::th ( oast
645.0lOl TAYLOll C,0. & Co. ' -· · 12 ''°"'",,,. o1• s BR.> BA, uusso 1'il& ......... ...; • ..,I Rultws 1 .. ~~·roR OPINEVISTILLl:JD archdesi,ned,poolsizelot,
I' f....w at Harbor Center NEWPORT. c:tNTZR N~Bea.ch omce.. : ;· . t EX end of cul-de-r.ac. 1 Blk Jflaciou$ ..,.....,. ; ,.2299.,;"ii'a'""'&Bliivd ....... cii.Mii . ..,12111 San Joa .... 11t11o J!<!. WJI;-Dltv• ,". CH!)ICE Rl·PL. Bacl< Bay. 27tl0. Sq fl, dll>
I' ~ 1' • f?5.4ioo ' '$39,~, 10% cJo'fm;t"Bedrma rm, .am sewq rm a.· oftict,
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"'\.. ESTATEFi::
~ elle can ~ find --aEST EVER . ' ' 'each .wdt; Xlnt No. Costa fam/kil 30 x 14, liv nn ·1:· .c 111 ft !'Ith 5 Becirmij> formal i Lot Ownett M-. Ide: Gu'•,~ c!tp,;, w/beamed ctlllngs & frplc. SO. OF HIGHWAY
l: • • dtty"": ...m& ,,..,;t~"",j'1;~:,· 16 UNITS A J BR. HOME IRYINE COYE toed patioo. !390 mo. income. Motl••,..in.law .Wt• w/,.p 0.llghU•l 3 BR. + '""" '"" • ' .6 UNIT. S E,SIDE •ntnn<e. ISl.000. so;.1544 Nl""ty carpotod & dnoped, • .• ~-$36,9501? 1 H.UGE~ El> Costa Me;;a's finest Income FOR ONLY eo":.'-J Wltb • ..-1• on quiet 1llE J!LUFFS 3 Bdrm, 3 Frplc., forced air heal; no
;• ~ner1l 1000 Ge I JOOO ~MS. wlth,waJJc,.in closeta ptw>petty -sbowt excellent s10·,915 OCEAN VIEW LOT' ';cl~ sttttt' 2 Bedrrn bath, split 1 e ve I , on parking problem. Walk to tr' nera to~ your evilry need.· NO taxv relief -with $50,000 ..... gar' ti drpl pa g r e e n be It, cu 8 t 0 m the belt beach. Low $fO's. ~1 ~. FHA Resale • ~ · '-..: do"'1 pQmnt tD Vetlt , =:.f!~ .. ~;~m=i:~ BllUt on )'Oaf J&nd• Private O::mmllftity Beach tkM.-$'15,~.~n:t wail! · dtoorated a: bnmacu1ate. Shown by app't. only.
•,' . blHJwp H lednnon=-3 Bedroolll 2.... •. COATS . can tot di'°OOb•and -· FEATllJUllG SJ5.000 2 BR·ll'i BA 123,950 Lutte kitobon. $37. 900 . MORGAN REAL TY -~ _per_·e:d~lke== $117.00 ,.. mo.~ WALtcr ing. Fun pnce im.800 .. ~ ~=b:i:~· :· ~::r~h:eai:·~~~ ;;;;~M~s~m;~~~Fs ~. eoast H\\)' .. ~ ~! ~SIXI or make !'n otter. pays,. all · . RIALTOllS · Newport front & rear. Won 't tut! Exquisite 3 Br, 2'h ba, wet WATCHING •••
·•• ~lmmedi~te posseaion, This home ofiua'~ 54' 4141-· •I <I All lath and plaslcr NG ·bar, dbl ovens, automatic Your waste? Tired of writinc 1
• ·, Fixer Upper Palos Verde stone fireplace, ./Pullman bath Nl!W OFFERI '. "'ater softener. By Owner -checks lo 1nc landlord?
I listing of Mesa Verde double ~ tiled built-in (Qpefl Evenlngi) Victoria -1 Spacious wardrobes Nur Weitclllf, quality built $45 000 Ph 644.(1985 Here's a neat. below the ' ~--b~-ho le ' • 3 BR & family rm on quiet ' · · · t ',-"" '"'6" IYlf' on qu t kitchl'n, comer lot, ~ ..... 11 CALL 537-alO tree lined street. HUJ:e liv-BA·YF R ONT: $18 ,5 00 Hwy. home + income, that
· . .1. Needs work but prit-rear yard, close to all schooll UPPER IA Y IMytimet •rn most Orange County and 673-4400 lllc rm bas mauive brick MOBILE HOME. New crpt, will change all thal! 2 BR. j ~ nght for lftlelll, coniU. -church and smpping, hard. FIJA·VA TERMS. Roomy other approved areas. l !!O!!!O!!!O!!!~O!!!O!!!O!!!!IP j frplc, BBQ in fam mt Xlnt drpa, prlv. beach, clbhse, home 2 BR. apt. & rueat
·Vacant. • · wood floors, family room. "tM bedl \fittl.tireplaoe[<!!!iii!!!i~;;;,,~[!l!!O!!!~ STANCO ' shag crptg on peged hard-11dults. A-3 Anchorage Wa.y, apt. $52,500. $10,000 Down. ·!·~ ·-Lei1se1 ' and may l>t' purchased ~ aM 'bc:iiit 1n°""'1 kif.Che N $16 500 ' .~ . .,. thia tod11v! $39,SOO. Lldo Park. Call 673-2896 University Realty 673-6510 . Big 5 Bedrm heme -"'$310 Wot '10 existing ~'iii5' VA · IU n. ~w • BUI LD!RS, INC. ...,..... .,,, :nn E Coa t H QfM · r. · ..,.., ~"" " ---::::: ,_ .. · n t carpet. in llvinc room, du1-What a cute doll bouse Uris a-~ ~ •. ~.-BOB OLSON RIAL TOR *BLUITS -Choice corn. · • wy., i ·: uon" ~ .. ~. ,\.<> _., "°"'= '" "'"" •n lne room and hall. Doubt• -~-· • I loL 3 B 2 Ba 1 1 vet 4 & FAM RM j.: 4 Bedrm Mesa vd'de ·arc-Colta Meu area. Owner ask. · · lai'J iencect yard. b for iiewlY we&, ftaturine 106m Wfttlnlrwtn" Aw. TIU your choke, (l) 2 Bed· """'SIO ' v ew r. • ' • •
1(. !I'll:~~ ~;x, ~ ~ in& $25,~. Ci}l 1on ~one. ~$23,500 ·'.ACT ~O~!! !:t~ ~:u.:t~ ~ ~ ~ Hmnea. =~ 1:,:U~msin ~a! MAGNIFJCENT·f BR, 2 Ba. ;:ed$S ~~950:~~ Jutt E::::!~~ a!::'':oharp.
i;.~ "~--without optlOn. groom is a Vet, TIO cash perfect condlti~. 6% lA;an Family rm, heated JICIOI, LE AS E /opt l o n · $75.000 Great plan forlge. lam. Nice
1 ~-down. Total paymenta ol , available All bltinS. KWte-• profnlion&l landacapl.nc, In Baycrest a ee. home. Full play yard. Fam. nn. or for. L~ Ml·M I."' $148 per month. Nlcely car. 5 Units & Low lnhreit OUI crpti &: drps. Pool 6 H.B. Assumable 6~% loan, view Back Bay $750/rilo. mat din. rm. off mod. kilch-:.~ •) -('!:G-E ~:Jv 2fff'HAliBOR 11&.V_D. petecl. Won•t last this wee)· 2 B§!droom each with .ctra&e• chabhouae privilegts. CaU $44,500. 9Si-4981'9vea. Owner -642.-4115 en. Nothing better at this
·, · ~ •• I · 546 IMO end. HufTY.! • A private yarda. ~.009 with ~. .FOR Lease, stote 20x60, xlnt price! .f~ lSOOAllllllll toll OPEN EVES TILL l:JD . $15,tul down, bilance · at shoppg cntr. 536 w. 19th, Newport Helght1 1210 675-3000 646-52Z7 Evet .
• --: _ $350 mo. incl. 1~c;c, lnten st. 1-_.... B lo •-h RI I •"' · •L11'11 Wells-M'cC1rdle, Rhr1. CM. Kennitt R-a na•· ay '"'ac ty, nc. • · ~·Your Own Ploco At BAYCRESf --n1 ···-, ~ NEWPOR T HEIGHTS ~ · Tho TopJ.!• -VIEW " ~·.• np _,,, REALTY s::.1,'\;"""°n..:::S. ~~;,, HORSE RAN<lH rambling _,, •!Yi• 3 PANORAMIC VIEW '"au. acres overloo ..... valley "-ho 15366 GOLDEN WEST . ., Country •late, 3 BR. 2 Ba. Bedrm, ahake rooJ, Jrplc. 2001 ~d~ Dr. Bl!aut. ~ ~ talns 1 ¥PPL 5 B@droom -tory me. Excellent Income ... ,.. ....... .,............. Pool. Assume~ Ii"" loan. $28,950. Kl n g t a rd, -R.E. shake roof 1-rly. 3 Br. 4 ba. l Sm~me wi~ loads lt MatnUlce~t view from b~ • UNITS 894-5313 •Overlooklnt Canal• Ne·eds Work May trade. Fortin Co. Ml 2-2222. waterfront home. xlnt swim-
'; )n It "'haring 1reestha1' 1:1,t~ted =~e~~1!~!:r we~·~~:: 1:1Nr~~al ~:· OPEN EVES TILL 1:30 3.!!: N~':iu~= .:e::~ --==·====="" A Steal At "nlis Pri~. $1mln15000g boSHaoh.o::y ~~·
, • sue a way .. pos-Today' kitchen with l&tl' ·~ . . . . BACK BAY \Valk to the T rrif 3 Bedrm family ... $20,00'.l. 1 Br. By Owner. Aft , . • .,•ible lo subdivide put o1 b ~ F rmal elm-best bayfront beach and area. ocean. e ic & Cnti MMe 1100 6 &. wkends 64li-9'Ui0. Bill Grundy, Re1ltor !'J~ ..r rty. $25.SOO. , t.!: a;:_aali"tyo .:-oclt&n. All apt1. tn top <:Ondi· Lovely, 4 King -me Bed· Only $24,!IQD! + 1%. bath, shake rnof I: ' 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 64246:11 ' ., B rrett j .... room. "'"Poo!:;,d tion &: rented.1$62.SOO. room home with exceptional CAYWOOD REA~ TY · fireplaa!. Paint & paper --------l22l : rete G A drapes. Walter HUM' storaae. Loads of.charm & 6303 \V, Cout Hwy., NB will make it like new. Re-·$22,000 Baycr•lf J-' · with patio. A dramatic 4.000 .......__. e 50-12'0 e duoed (Of quick sale. nuevea ~~.., REALTY sq, ft. borne on fee land. ............... exlras! XlntfinancinK -Quiet A: barp1n hunters better FHA• YA FINE Baytte8t Four BR
CASH OUT
BY OWNER ~· ~ Westcliff Dr., NB Priced for immediate sale at _. _cul-de-sac street. $25,950 • check it out. Call 54Q.ll51 Hue it la! A 3 Bedroom home fpr sale or trade.
! • 642 5200 .. '9J,SIXI. Colch:J911....... 51/4% Loan ~or Youl for all detAll•. home on the Eut Side ol Secluded, atftet, la.rte ;yard.
219 Poppy Ave, CdM. Ocean
view 3 br, pt1v, patio. Just
above little Corona Bch.
Moving to Hawaii. ''~·'. • ~ .... MACNA"IRVINE ......... --.· ,-'""ft•~ •··-• go Huse ft mlly room. entry .. Costa Meaa. 80 x ..._ . ..,., .::~;;;,o.;;o""======
SWIMMING p L Realty Company hall, 3 bdnn., extra bl.thl. I IBllMll large double car prage. No -
1227 i; ~»R. Master BR Vll'Y J.arP:, (714) 642-12S5 UJ.0700 644-2430 diniftr: nn .. tjttilt·~. 1)'Ud ,'~ Mm down, VA or Small Down Dov•r Shores ··~ fc. ::n~oi.~rc ~8:~. ~t 901 °(;i41°~n:JJ:e m . LUSK EAsfiLUFF c~ :_~ i!~·~~ ~~~ ~i:~~ · 10 '!'!II~~'!'"'~~~...,. FHA. Call Now! StG-
2313
bll-ins. Gar, on alley. Love-1080 Bayakle Drive REDUCiED $1500 TARBELL 2955 nar)er 2· IEDRll, hrd"''d floors, IO THE REAL
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*BAY-MOUNTAINS*
Scenic p\11., location. Nearly
new "Old World" Contem-
porary, spacious w/atrium
MUST SELL
$52,400
Phone 61~1817 after 6.
ONE YEAR LEASE
Beaut. home w/pool. 3 Br. 2
ba., w/ocean view. Unlum .
Llke new thniout. $335 Per
Mo. Very rrlce 1-Br. apt. alao
avail. at $160 per mo.
lY POOL '!ith "''"'"'"· N•wport lloa<:h """· 4 &. 2% bo. Owno• EASTBLUFF , \i.~.:... ~\ •' ""''· xlnt oond. East CM.
,F.astside c .M. $35,~ • 1 iASTSID£. leavin& ei:~::::w call •
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•Ba-::, bWlt.im ~: =· Klngaard RE
0 i FIXER UPPER M . S.A. HEIGHTS Use your G.I. • ColtatN· 1,MTIN:l "''""" bolow mark•t at ~.. UllW,500llll on thb, 3 'llodrm, $23,..,.
Excellent potential tn this 3 171·11 11 $45,000. 5 BR. + family rm. -r.~ 1m1on Lee yard, 2 car gar. ·~ i i '
ioi t Courtyard Pool i.·• orever Viri','" new \Vella
ready for tmawd.iale
pancy. 4 Bedrtn, 3'Ai
ths, famUy rm, wet bar,
t:.1:'."""' pool. Roy J . Ward
allor, lUI Galaxy Dr.
~1550. Open Daily,
rel
Bedroom on R-2 lot ! b at $28 000 Large yard & rm. for pool. 6_ .... n.. •.11R T01,'!,. I Khlpard, R.E. Ml 2-2222 could be c.1 in near futuft. • C.Omp. cptd. & dn.ped, A ,_ __. -Yff.
' ••-+ ~ II HerMt or Units Bia doable detached prqe. _.m. ram Y rm. must St'E'! Call fQt app't. to.
-Aak1ng $22.500. "Move riahl in." Yard full of day!! $22,5'00 % acn, l Bt, 2 Ba, pool,
646-7171 trult " shade tree&. Entry Scenic Properti~ GT.>5726 au-this beaut1ful 2 8fldnn 61k % loan. May trade.
hal42 mublt.pullman baths. , . ~~ condo _5.1~1-'1""'636". =---~ all the home built iris ITS Beacn bOuse ttme. 8 1&· & den, French Qtr. . CLASSIFIED? Someone w01
561)._lt:ll new -, gest aelectton ever! See_ !he Assume 5'4 % FllA loan. be looking' fol' it Dial 642--
TARBELL 2955 H•rbor ~~! N~ Cl&sailied PERRON 642·1771 5671
10001 Gontr•I
-----e J BR, 2 BA. Od-4e-aac. It court. 5 Br's expandabJe,
Bltna, crptl, drpl, lrplc, Sin:> 11q ft. 41,ii Ba, hi-ceilings,
lndscaped , Assume 5-\1.% 4 car. pr., accommodate•
FHA or 1'9finance. $26. 750. lge groups. F\im. opt. Price
Owner. 540-9'98. lowered to $169,000. Owner
$11,900 541249,
CUTE EAmmlE 4 ROOM ======== HOME. 89' LOAN. Unlv•rsi!y Park 1237
-. fC.9315 BY OWNER.-3 Br. 2 BA.
BY Owner: 4-:lk, hUJ:h tam. F'rplc, lam. rm, newly de<:: rm. Xln't C.M. area. M. ~ blk pool A ltnni•. Transf.
sume 7~% loan. 549-3283 -make offer. 833-0lfiO.
1000 1 General
• Bill H1ven, Rltr.
2111 E . Coast. CdM 673-3211
81lboa Peninsula 1300
VACANT -Nr. TeMi! club,
boat ramp. awim'g bch. 4
BR. 3 BA. den, frplc,
40x100' lot. $55.COI Fl'Ulk
Marshall Realty. 675-4600
1000
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0l·¥4#4 N()W IS THE TIME TO BUY ~~
f .· NEWPORT , •••cH . OFFICE 646~-77~.1~1 .,..c_o_s_T_A~M-E.-SA-O-FF-1c·E·--· 54-s.-,4·,·,.-54-5-G46_.S.,..H·u·N·T-IN•G•T·o·N·a-EA~c·H OFF:ICE l" 2CM3 WMlcliff DI. ot lnrlno Open· Efflltnt• ·
•· " ' OCIAN VIEW ISTA11 27'0 HAalOR ILYD. 0,. h ...... 'tit P.M.
Maj~tlc 6 bedroom m&rw;ion on 1" acres of privacy with panoramic Paclnc
vie"·! Formal dining room, library, 41h batha. Separate maids and chaurreurs
quartl!n:, 5 garages. Hu&e POOL and party terrace. UNIQUE VALUE at ~157,000.
, Al.lSICA IOUND
Owner or thl1 lowly Glen Mar home is on bll way to -1.ventutt. 1{r'~ lrft VERY
FLEXJJILE TERMS available on this sharp hon'le, lndudlnr LEASE OPTION !
Specious bedrooms, 1 ~ baths, FAMILY ROOM, built-In kllchen. Big patio arcJ
nlctly llndsa,ped yard. call for prla! and terms. •
• COSTA · MESA SHAlll'll
Clean ~ a whistle. H\l!ft: 3. b@droom home with double baths. Beamed ceilio~
with ii:orgeous brtck FIREPLACE. New CVJ>il:tli'6: drapea. Double dt tached gara.~.
Aslome $17,900 FHA 61;( annual pe_rcent&gi Joan wflb paymu ts ol $155 P.lT.L
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. $2•,IOO l'ULL PllCI "
\\'ith total ~ents 1ubJect to a GJ. Joan of '301200 wlth umua1 intettSt rite
ot 6% % and total payments Of $184 per lnonth. Huie 3 btd1oom home with gorgtous pU!lman bath. ~fodern gas kitchen. We'll ahow it to )'OU.
DANA POINT DUfLIX WHA T7 ONLY $110 DOWN . + FHA CLOSING COSTS Lookinit rot' that "wide-opvi apace" fttli'11 with ~an vlr'w'!' 1"'lux" duple;c That'11 right! For this J broroom 2 beth home tn Coat& l\fesa. Bic corner lot v.'llh
with 3 bedroom owner's unit and tQUally •PIC::iotm 2 bt!droom for Income. Quality Double g&r8&" on a grtat street. Nttda aome cleenlnl but a heck of a buy! Sub·
CUSTOM conalnlcUon with PLASTER walh and low maintenance landscaping. ject to a new F.H.A or C.L loan with annual percen,\e.ge rate of S'iii %. WHAT?
"1.9.'Wlnd$5000willhandle. Whencan)"OUMelt!NOWI -·
nu ..... .,
Open Evenings
OPHllTI MUll1'11f•TI)tf UMTla
842-4455
540.5140
61/>V. LOAN ANYONE Cj)UALIFllS
To buy lhi1 brlght 3 bedroom, 2 balh beauty and take over payments of only
$200 1ubject to this low 6%% iovernment lout. Modern avocado built-ins with
lush shag carpets to match. ONLY $f.~ Down.
flXIR UPPIR NOD T.LC.
Basica11y sound and J1ffda only a hand,y-man and TENDER LOVING CARE. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, separate family room with BIG back yard. ONLY $2,000
down and $164 J'll,)'S &II. ANYONE QUAlJFttS.
$20,000 FULL PalCE-1 MILi TO llACH
Sharp 3 bt"droom, 2 bath with ltrJt CO\lntry 1tyle-ldtcbtn and electric built-Ins.
Great play area for the kids. Buy subject to low 54 % govtrnment loan and $96
per month PA>' all. VA A FHA tt'rmf available.
MAJUTIC 2 STOaY--CIRCUl.la STAlaCASI HOMI 6N 1·2 LOT-IOOM TO IUILD ... ~. APPIAISID.. -\Vlhding to tna1P1ihctnt master sulti wllh fttttat, privat.ie bath and huge waJk
Great opportunity \o tnjo)' • nice home and •&I units for lncomt. Rt )'011,r ton· . . SUIJICT TO in cl01et. 5 ~ms, J baths, separate famtly room, FORMAL DINING ROOMJ.
vtnfence. Gttet loeaUon on corner with alley for ruy aeca.a. J>rjoe o( $241.IOO NO.MONEY DOWN to OJ.'• or J11A termll Btlutltul 3 bedroom home on a fl.replace, tr1p1e p.ragt, custom drapes I: carpets and l\tORE. Can be purchuea
Jncludet plans and AIL TERMS A.REAVAILABLEI ~at corner locsUon, UJ)ll'aded carpets and gorttoua drapes. Close to b-tt•'l.Y• tor $8,000 down and subject to 6'4 '9 government loan. $f4,500 FUI.L PRICE.
1 and shopping. Modem ca.lltomla 1lf]: kitchen. Huge brick fireplace. Double ·t~==-~::!!'2 .... ~._~~~~§~~~=~;;.,......,!!!l!!!!!......;....,....,"""..,."""~llf=:=·~~'"~·;~;~~!·':'•A!"'~'P!';~~;Nl~·~·~~-!;~;.~Ca1~~~~~~~3~_1~Nl~l!N~~~.~·~...,;:.:.-~ ... ::i:::=:;,;~~~~=~~w""'~..,~~~;r--~~~~=~j
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.!-· ttousu l'irmlohod, AptL FurnlthOd .... "". Furnlthid Apll. 'l'umlthocl Apto. Furnl1hocl ' ....... Unfumlthotl !=', UnfumlohM klbM Ponlnsulo ~300 L!!!un• Boodj-.'N :% ....,._. _;:r..;;; ::i::: 1 ,
; • OO'illl" OBIU: HOME on -~--$.um-r ROllllls 2'10 0-ral -Chnorol -Ceola -4100. c .. ta ~ 41111! CMI~ ,~"' ' ' SIOO Cosio MoM ~-
oiOUSf.S FOR ~~E HOU
.: BAY· Adults onty, .0 pets. i: • ) SUMMU ·lllEMlAL .
Sll.5tl0, 61?-¥11 . • • LAGUN ... , ••ACH •
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DECORATOR'S ary sty.Md home. LOCATE.Q J '*'Jmming JXl;Ola, ~nnil 1
HOME ON 3 LOTS, (ONE MttHT ~l'tl, llff:psth .. ,or1,vate ~ ' ' & Livbtr .•.
BE USED AS SEPARATE ..._..., nwn • UQe. _.., ~~'!'1i~1 51:.!~~ BUILDING SM'El. De1ail00 =i52~fl A:r~ dp~IJ&Ulf-SINGLE PEOPLE "Or•"11 • c.u11tv'• Mitt •••V• atreet 45 ft, lot. exterior o! wood, stucco 4 , · IJ til11I A,.•rlfl'l•l'll CoMm1111itY'
' $98,500 class, spacious sun de:Ck en. LOVELY UDO S'ANDS ~ZILA -~a~· w~ _,,.1. lulldor• M•t·
LIDO REAL TY INC c1...,i with Black l«>n Ra;1, !lbJ.IE I blk U> heh 3 Bdrm
3331 Vta Lido 613-.,.m THAT AFFORDS A SCENIC 2 Ba Pool Juli $200 wk Aur The South Bay Club Apts. are an ·~rtment/ \ ~ .__,,._...,..,="""=---· ' OCEAN Vtt'W, Lo•. ' CAR S2511 wk. s1o; Bruce c.... resort built just (or single adu11$: Th~ apart-C0'1.A M•t'&''S' FINm LOTS OF LIGHT eaMige. ~nt. S4M404 Ne~ Bch ts si ! d . -~"'
In this contemp, 3 B<. • Extreme. mod"nioti< 3 BD-RENTALS men . are µg e , one an twp bedrooms. "NEAR THE BEACH" merrimac woods
Lu sh l1ndse1pin·9 w/, JS' Pine t1;._., .,.r.:un'f'
w1t1rfells, bubbling 1tr11ms Is serene pon~s ; m~ke' MlriimaC Wood1 the piece to live. The~• '
Mnv. den home. 2~ Ba. Ri\1. floor plan. ENTRY H Unfu 1 h-·.t Furnished and unfurnished. Professionally
New bltins in kitchen, All FOYER \V / rLOOns or ouse• rri 1 ft decorated with air conditioning available.
thi$ for S69,5(X)! AGATE TIL£ OPENS ,TO General 3000 Automatic fireplaces av.Uable in selected
Wolkor ~lty, 675-5200 HUGE WV. :~"'· WITH "'-'==-----'.;,;.;I a)>ts.
3366. Via Lido, NB Open Sun. VAULTEQ CEilJNGS & l.OVELY l Br home, 2 Ba,
EXTRA CHARMING MAss1yE, EXPOSED dinnn, pvt patio oft master
4 BR 3 BA hom on l5' Jot. CENTER Tll'otBER. MAS. bdrm, larni l•y patjo,
' ~ t.: ONRY BLOCI\ }''!REPLACE Ha~aiia.n tea house, lrpl,
Belli b~y. on Lido. $6.3,!iOO. \VJTH \VOOO MANTLE. one w/w crpting. dl]!S, bft-ins, .
Ken BriU1ngba1n, Pete Bar· all 1 i·ru ta ,, ml 10 ••ach."· •''ll!n mo. tt R ally 0.0 ,....... \V 0 IS I ng g SS opens ':I "" -re: e ' '""'-~. lo patio deck, w/OCEAN a-19--0377 before 5; 968-4076
H t" tort Be h 1400 VIEW, Heavy· ahag \\'/\V _•_It_•c..>_6 ______ _
un 1n9 •c • carpeting lhrn-oql , f\'R ocean front, Laguna. ~
1st HOME?
Brighi & airy contemporary .B(. 2 Ba. dlx-. view home.
styled kitchen "'ith SILT-IN $2,15 Mo. Adull!I only, Azl.
RANGE & OVEN. DISJf. 494-5488; 675-8800
New &. ready for in11ned oc-\\ISJ-lR., DISP., ETC. 9pens (Eves. 499-1990)
cupancy. 4 Br, 2 ba, bit.in to dining en:a. \Ve are sell-$105-Dandy 2 BR." R/O.
range &. oven, dishivashcr. LOing hoines in the area ON 1 Refrtg. Fem:e"if. Garaa:e ,
1 t drp d f T. for mote than the ask· Kids t\ ~ts ok. Bk r , w w crp, s, rear Y enc-ing price of. 534-6980 ,
ing. lront yd Janctscaring. $36,950 Full Price $23,500 Fl-IA . Min. do111n. 110~--· 2 BR fncd ·-~ TER!VIS & ON. PY~1T, ~ · 1-• VA $400 total down, Call f k'd & t N' OPEN TO OFFER or I I pe · Ice af'ta.
962--1353, SS O y Broker. 645--0111 i"""'~S~E!"L~l~l~N~G~""' · !l8t'~. doa~ 1~w;~'t!guna s1r.,..2 BR. Duplex. R/O. ·· I Phone (714• 494-0731 Avail. now. Bkr. Active, 534-6980
YOUR HOME ,
• • 25 Years E:"ipt:>l'i'!nct>
e FREE APPRAJSALS
. e NO OBWGATION e WE BUY EQUITIES
BRASHEAR REAL TV
841-8501 Eves. 642-0421
I S•n Clemente, 1710
Triplexes • from $39.995
4 Units . b-om $52,000
View Ho111es -Xlnt lerms
Lots -F'rom S1,000
Apt. rentals • from $13.'i
GOLDEN TRIANGLE .
R ielly e 492-2030
432 N, ·El Camino Real
S145-Lrg 2 BR. Duplex.
crpts. stove.. conv. location.
Broker. 645--0111 .
Costa Mesa 3100
SELL or RENT
3001 Fernheath, C.lo.1. loH
1300 Baker) 3 BR, 2 Ba,
2500 sq. fl. 'l story 4 br newly redecorated. \Viii sell
3 Bedrooms & 2 Berlroon1~. 21~ ba, viC'Y.'. G.t. 6~~ Trans. on conlracl for low down.
S33,j00 Full price. 8 Year:< Boat or trailer yard. S-15.000. 642-ml or 646-9666 Bkr.
old. Bit-ins. cru;pets, dble 01vnrr '192-2:;11
DUPLEX
1 garage. ShingJ, roof. \fill I 2 Story -2000 Ml ft of living
trade f~r il1JJallcr J Bednn Capistrano Beach 1730 area in absolute gorgeous
home. See today! _.;_ __ ;..:;.::..cc.c.,__ condition. Quiet s~t -ck>se
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( Custm 3 Bd, 2 Ba + guegt lo schools. 3 Bedrooms,
nn \\'/sep Ba & ki1chen fam ily room & huge bonus
$36 !lOO 1 d 49&-3.~77 room. Lease $300. mo. call
!u..4471(:;:)546-8103 =="=="='='w="=== 545-8424 South C.Oll!t Real
$21 950 Duplexes for Sele 1975 E•talo.
• 3 BR. Townho.,., 2 bath
eCLOSE TO BEACHe Cdt-.l. 2 tiouses. garden, crpt:s, drps. bltns. S22.l mo.
3 Bed.rm, fantily rm. 1 +.a W.000. $7000 down. Adults. older ch i Id r, n .
bath!', fireplace. New paint Bkr 615-fi0.+1, fi-12-8223 M&-9566
inside & out, Boat door, lge RENTALS
•
The resort Is $750,000 worth of fferHtlontl
f•cilltles futurlng: 1 •
Night li9J;t911 r T-erlftit.
VoUoyb.111 ·& Bomtbtll Courts
• Tennl1 Pro 1&:.Pre .-
Olympic Site Swlmmlni Pool
ond Haatocl Whirlpool
Men'• & Women's Health Cluba
' with Sa•no f!oth1
Indoor Golf ·Drl•IO, R~o
Billl1r.d, Carel, and
Conference Rooms •
Party Room With Dane• ArH
Buffet· and Wet 8er
Color TV It Flrepl•c• Loun,.1
Luxury Elev•tor lulld1n11
With Security Gu.ref S.,ylc•
And Ample Perking
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Models Open Until 9 p.m . Daily
Rents from · $145 to $300
lmmocliate Occupancy
Month to Mon1h Leases Av•ilaltle
SOUTH BAY CLUB
APARTMENTS
Champagne Open Hou se -Today
3 to 7 p.m. Al
ANAHEIM
. 277 S. I Broolthurot St.
(I blk. So. of Llncolnl
(714) 772-4500
GARDEN GROVE
13100 Ch•pmll\ Avenue
Bac~elor, 1 & .2 leclrooms
Completely Furnish9d from S 140
<alto unfurnished available I
Adults only, no pm
e Luxuriously fur"l1hecf
• All Eltctrlc Ap•rtments
• Prlv•fe .G•1 •ge•
• 2 Swlmmint Poo1t (~•fed) e lndlvidu•I P•t1os
........ l'LUS ....... . * NO RATE INCREASE /or Summer * Generous MOVE·IN Allow1nce * Spociol - 1 Mo"th'•. FREE RENT
. ,, , .. COME SEE ......
1760 Pomona, Costa Mesa
(Wool of Now;•t. botwHn 17th & 11th St.)
Cotto Mo11 · 4100 Balboo blond I-"""-'------4355
BOAT Slip 1:-2 Bdrm .
Garage Apt. 1 Bath. $350
Bill Grundy Realtor 642-4620
I I t IR, 2 BA, furn. Olt•Uftfwn, apt• feat11i1re • ,
•ir-eond, 11ff.el1anin9 ovens, beem ceill"~' .
di1hwash1tt, priv. g1r1g1 w/stor•g,, el•vato,;, •
1oa• th1r•p1utlc pool, sWim poof, BIO~.;
11un'• I• lovely clubhouse w/soci1l 1ctiviti'1_•'
Adults ple1s~. From$ 40-$1)0. • ·-· ~ i ,
NOW RENTING
Beautiful new 2 BR. 2 bath units wilh quallly
carpets and drapes. Planned for privacy +:
fr.p1c., outside Jiving areas, pool & recre,-·
tional facilities. Jn the heart o( N~rt
Beach. Easy access to shopplng -beich J... •
freeways. $275 lo $300.
801 AMIGOS WAY OPEN DAILY j.5
(01£ Jambo<ee & Easltiluff Road ) · ·
BOYD REALTY 644-1617 675-59'! !"
Costa "'e•• · 5100 Coeta Mes•
./ 1 BR new, beaut. turn .
t.to. lo mo. Adult! only.
2220 Elden, 646-9278 eves.
NICE 1 BR. Dplx. Quiet sep
by ga.rages. t adult over
30. No pets. 5'13-1021
Hunllnglort Booch ---. , . LUXURIOUS MEW 2 BR. Unrurn. Newly ,:l'f·
2-Bd)'m, "'""! opt, nke 11 N•w crpl• ~ drps. ~·• fUniltw;e a~ .• .,.~a out irounds. Mils, no pets,'.$UO
Nowport BHch 4200 ... ~. 5 .... ....... •le.. Quiet Adult Living mo. 2283 Foontam w.;. t .
HOTEL ROOMS FOR t blk. 3165 mt Ellis, open . <Harbor, ~urn . w.1 itn
VIP'S EXPENSIVE? daily, or call owner evea. l & 2 BR. 2 awim pool!! \Vll:son). \Vilson Ga rd"e!la 673-3292 AduJt.oi: only, : ... pets. . Apt.oi: ! \ ldeo~~F~CCE.'A~i~~tion 2 BR. Adult• only. uw pd. 307 Avocado s1 .. c,M. HARBOR GREENS
Prati"e -vate Ba·-Beaut.~uiet. $200. Avail _See ?>1gr on p1em1i;es GAROl;N & SI'UDIO ~· '
• .. ~. J' ........ May 1. 1l61i-CainerOn. (BehlndK-MartotfHfrbnr-· view, 2' BR. apt, completely 84 1 at corner Rutgers &-Avocado) Bach. 1, 2, 3 BR'1. from , .
furn. with llnelll, etc. Sea· ~ ' Day 642.3535, e\·r: 64~0283 2100 Peleraon Way •• ~· .
sollll or yearly rental. Laun. L•guna &e•ch •105 I ::.::::..,,;:;,;::;;::;,==-~;;;=. 546-0370 • • 1
.,,,, 1aeom .. • boat •lip .._;'--·-----·oRtEANS APTS. . sno . u:
avail, ~7602 or 642-4641. PANOR.AMlC View overlook· 3 Br. 1\i Ba,1 patio, ti f-b,
MESA MOTEL ing Ali&oBeach, 2 BR turn. ADULTS ONLY crpls, drps. Ask about-olr
+ LO\V \YEEKLY RATES * all elec. Miture adull11, no 2 &: 3 :SR. Avail. Private pa. discount plan. 88'.J C.ntfr children, no pell, $195 mo. t!o, pool -indiv. laund..., tac. St &42 &:wO • Kitchen, TV's, maid service. Eves, 499--3755 •J "' • • '• • Heated :>ool. fNr. Orange Co. Airport; Tl.ls. 3-NEW Del\L~e 2 Br's. l'ti BA
patio, assume )ow interest. CONDOMINIUM · Spotless. 3 Vacant. Houses Furnished br. 2\li ba. priv, yd, dbl ef\cl BACHELOR. 1 & 2 BR. lor
(4 bl ks. W . S•nt• Ant Fwy.)
1714) 636-3030
646-9681 l BR Apt: a.lso 11hee~lna-nna. tln at 11th St; nr. \VestcliU). apl3. Just being compltttd
Util pd, F~e TV &: radio. at corner of Wallace I: 18l:h
S gar, sv.·im pool, etc. $250 a -So Co t H 1141 Tu!tin, Costa Mesa s -2511 _,., . as wy. t. ..... &ts • on yr!)' Ieae.
BRA HEAR REAL TY 1
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Rentals t o Share 2005 mo. 5'-l5--0IS9 unturnl. Crpts. drps, patio,
847-8507 Eves; 642.().127 NCWPORT BEA(H pool, bllns. $140-$185.
I have.I BR ~Ingle-" to sha.re $I30-3 Br .• Near :school1. .. .. ,llO Irvin• Se cliff Manor Apt! ~25 SPACIOUS I in So. Bay Club, NB Steve E-side. Pl:centia, NB. '
I, · 1 .. 0~21 * -· 0007 * (Irvine •"d 16.th ~I.) ~-----Tri.Je"·el home with 4 .Bed. ,ai<f'r """-' _.____ "00""vt<> ~· SAIL-Inn Motel. Special
rooms, 2 baths + family rm SINGLE girl 20-2J to ~hare $2lj • 3 BR Condo. 2 BA . (714) 645.()'550 ra.te•. $130 • $141.50 Wkly
RENTALS Mgr. Mrs, Canon. 642-4641 Owner. 673-1155. , :-
Apt1. Unfurnlthod STUDIO APTS. DELUXE 2 BR. 2 BA -$1il. Adults pa11t 45 only:• sh
Gener•I JOOO 2 Bedrooma • 2 Baths Mgr, 263-265 16th Pla.¢, ~ts & drapes. Gara.a:• 01. '-,. " .
& formal dining rm. Takr I r!'n\ "wilh samr. Call Shag Crpls, drps, bJtns. rates from $42.50 Btwn bay
over 5'~ FHA loan. Owner :>17-6030 8:30 to 5:30 ~V~E~RgY~-~CL~E~AN~! ~;i~~~~9'~:1~~ffirer"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""l~'!!!!'~~!!!!!!!!!~:=I • be' b Maid s 5290 ac. erv.
will help finanC<'. 1 RENTALS General 4000 6T~l841 IMMACULATE APTSI I 0 · ·
The Real Estate Mart Costa M esa 2100 Mes• Verde 3110 Houus Unfurnished -'-'-"'-------!DELUXE 2 Br. WeoleliU Inc. ADULT A: FAMILY ;: &7M05o o AYFR NT ··;
~9-C CABRTLW
$11;. Per J\.1onth • or
$165 On l..eue VEN DOME Newport S.•ch
847-8531 -------, p REMARKABLY Pool le bllns. Adlll!.• $220. SECTIONS AVAILABLE ;;;; ' 2 BR. 2 B:.\ Liixlll')'"'A'.:of!.
FUnN. 1 Br Cottage Shower LUXURIOUS Tri-Level 4 Br, University ark 3237 UNBELIEVABLY Cl hoppl p k --··mi IL.& Prlv. te1Tac.e, elevato~ij). _ RETIREES only. $135 HICI gar & util. mo-no lse. 642-6274 OH to 1 ,., ar t k' All I ·
A DOLL HOUSE I E . c.~1. Adult only, ca 11 3 Ba w/ 2 trplc:s, lg .fam 4 BR. tDwnhoW5e •••••• $340 EXTRAORDINARILY * * FREE Apt R en 1a 1 * Spaciql.P 3 Br't, 2 Ba EL CORDOVA rrranean P g. _e lfc. rn1 .. sep din rm, front & 3 BR. town""-"&e •••••• ....... : BEAtrnFUL I I "• Lo W kl "2 lledroomo B nd. , de! •-Pool, soft water, docks,\~ l & den. Many, many t>xtras! : 6~5--0486 af1 6. . "'"' .,,,,., n orma....,-n. w ee Y ra new we apll'l, spac· w. Coast ff"?., Ne~L Exceptional varcl Bel'it arf'a. ( ~ar P_&tio. Rear has I~ 2 BR. townhouM •••.••• $275 Val D'iMre Garden Apts Rates. 494-7201 *·Swim Pool. Put/llft'n ious, 1 & 2 Br, swimmin; 64).2202 r l
HAFFDAL R.EAL TY I Newport Bea ch 2200 f1re pit, iartlener. S37a. 3 Bdrm. houi;e ••••··•••• $300 Puttina: green, waterfall I.: --~$9~5-. N~k • ....,.l~B~R~.--* ~ :Z,.~ ::~~ pool, b-bq\Je, rec hall. These . j
842 4405 -~ 642-7364 4 BdermR. hod "H"'·1"1"R" ••• ·1·. $.115 •,~am,. dowers everywheb lliardre, 132 \V. WilflOn, C.t.t. OOSTA ... o • o.o 2824 are the best in the area. See •drp2 'B· ,..R .• ""NgewavalPll.,N"'r'.· be"l'P, a'!'.· • 1 ~110-Util pd. t BR. lo\11er e t e• ty a poo , ~.room, i · s, '* 548-9577 t ..-~ vu· them at 2077 Charle, manag. u• _ f
i\-lAGNIFICENT 4 BR, 2 r;.;i ..
1
·1rlex. Yard. Faniily. Bkr. Newport Beach 3200 , Univ. Parlt Center, Jrvint BBQ's, Sauna:; turn.-untum, ==-o~,"'--~~-~!!!!!!~!!!~!!!!!!!'!!!!I er John &i: Louise sellers. yr. r:nd, $225. 557.8400~ ~
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0amily rn1. heated pool. Active . .l34-69SO ;;;;;;;~~~~;;;;;;;;~1l,;,~·CiJJ~~AllY~~·~ome~-~-~~::: l & 2 Br. also Singles from 11!RN· 4 Br aP't. Ocean &16-2118. ""'=======<'"''"I prof es.,iona1:o.J~ndscaping.1 $~~BR. Duplex. Avail $135. See it! 2000 Parsons view. To June 30th. Call Costa Mes_• __ .....;Sc.,l;,;00 =,~S~to-ry-.-.~2-1~.,..-,-bed--roo-ms, East Bluff lJb
Assumable-, fr.,,, Joan.I now. Yarrl for pcls. Bkr. Adults Only . ··rv·i.;. 3231 Rd., 642-8670, Between Har-646-8197or 673-3663 "FAIRWAY Jlt BA. rireplact. bit-Ina. PRESTIGE LOCATIA"'
$-14.500. !>6 -4981 cvrs.___ Ac live, aJ.1.6980 2 BR. 2 bath split.. level S2'l5., ---------bor & Newport • 2 B1k N. 19th . win AVAILABLE NO\V 1· -~~,,.c~----E•tt Bluff 4242 dishwasher. New carpeting. For le&1e, deluxe 1888 .... it.
JUST Comple1ed-9 Unit AVAIL .. Now thru June 20. Bay & Beach Realty, Inc:. ·rOR ~ase by Owner. Ntnv RENT fURNJTUR( --LA AP S Enclosed patio. Garage. 4 BR. 2~ BA apt. f'rtilc,
Aparlment. \Valk lo beach. I 4 BR. 2 BA. $250 nio. 7101 901 Dover Dr Suite 126 NB home. 4 BR. 2 BA.-Fam rm. EASl'BLUFF wummer ren-VIL J . Pool & recreation cer;iter. drapes, crpt.s, wet bar~ grl
bt O\Vner tax ::1.dvantagr. Seashore Dr. 1213) 624-9567 645-nx:> ''i=:ves S48-Q'.l66 Cp!.&, drps, frplc. Xtra. larxe 3 Rooms from $l!l.S5 tal, compl furn 2 Br, 2 AdulU. only, $185. Iit and b&lconie:s, dblgar<>Uki~bfin
THE LINDBORG CO. •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!~! garage. Landscaped. Pool, Ba, $300 mo. 644-2847 betr Private patio, pool • indiv. lai>t plus sec. depo.sit. 54~14 dahwbr, dbl oven. n-•, Co>v
• 536-2J79 • fl.fonth to month Re ntals l ·.30 om wkday•, wknd• befr "~"~ ~7!_..,...-o=----,_ Balboe 2300 RENTALS-p 00 15 i d e or1 rec & clubhouse priv. $315 \Vide: Sf'Jection laundl'y fac. ,.,"'>l""W to ahop'g schls &: recrntkit.
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sq f!, ·l Br. 21,~ Ba, 2 story, Pier • float. Ca1l 613-2039 LEASE $75.IXXl Bayettst ex· unt ngton eac -517 W_ 19th, CM. 548-3481 ·i pd 1 2{)!;?2 Santa Ana Av~. Garagt. Avail .\lay 1st. $14:i 2 BR. trplc. Acceg,; to tio.J.
g<Uuen patio. crpL~. rps, ec, home. Full view of Jacki · ........, m n, n m · no pt!!. 310 E. BalOO,. Blvd, Adults. $200 mo. 54&-6417-or -~ . d I '---------•=• W L' o>I A h 774 2800 1 BR. uti .. $ 30. Adults, li1gr, Mrs. Bruce 545-3894 mo. + cleaning d•po••'l. '
fl'pl, pool & c_I u b h s e. Balboa Island 2355 &y. $500/mo. owner SHARP, spacious 2 story, •0'7 50 · 1 il BR N "·' e M. ARTJNl"'UE e Gardener & water pd. Adul11 644-;->516 p ·,
3 • _su..t...... ..,,. inc. ut . I . r. D<Uboa. . · . , .,. only. No pel•. 54,3036 ,11 '.> . ..,.======;:'::::i::' Assume 1%'7o FHA $27.!f.>O. 642-4115 or ".-ffi ... g, !am rm, t wn J nly Brok ========= 5 nd ~ -'"8-4019 ---------! custom crptis & drpli, all 0 ' coupe 0 • er. -Park-Like urrou Inga IMMAC. uniurn. z BR·. Coron• d•I Mar '=========I BAYF'nONT, 1.11ilh full pier; AVAIL. MA Y lsL 3 Br .. 2% bltins, newly decorated. 645--0111 Lido 'lsla 4351 PELUXE J-2 t: : BR APTS. Du . " ' Bd•·•• 3 both• A il "· Tow• home S··"mm,··g ALSO FURN. BACHELOR plex. Avail i\.1ay 1 s l.
Legun. B.ech 1705 I '' '" ·· '" va · Dtl. " • "' " $275/mo. Av a 11 5/L l -~-------i now 10 .June 27. S600 Per pool.$300Month Heritage Real Estate. Costa Mesa 4100 SUMMER Ren(al on Bay. Prv patio.'\ • Htd Pools Pref. older cpl or 1 sngl
t.Iila.n Builders. tnc, ;\;lon1h J{al Pinchin Realtor 675-4392 540-ll:ll Copen eveRl. --------CompJ. furn. 2 Br. 1 Ba , Nr shop'g • Adult! onl)' l'mployed. S14~. &l&-6626 aft ~V ; • Builde~ of \\'il!iarn \Vinton Real Estate *4 BR. Fam. C/O. RENT/Le t $6 NIGHT & UP patio. lr:pl, 67a.2J:l8 wknda, rm Santa Ana Ave., CM 5· 'Q,. ' : \
1\ledaJlion Homf":: I 22!'1 i\!11ri11e Avr ., 2005 Port Albans Cir Harbor a!e ~w con emp. $30. WEEK & UP (2ll) ~:ms wkdays. l\lgr Apt ltl • 846-5542 Gracious ,Adult Living .,._,•) ;
Ralhoa l ~!anrl · ' hm nr bch/frv.')'S. 9' walls STUDIO &: 1 BEDROOJ\t 2 BR I t drp bit ' e 67;),..13.11 e V1e\v Homes, N.B. surrounding lhil 3 Br 2 Ba TV & Kitc:he~tte1 incl. THE QUICKER YOU CALL, THAILE ~y PILOTNEVEk\Y NTSErASD.oSn RIO.' ;i~al c;~, ~·I. 14~ Ol'f TEN ACR~j . f TIME FOR
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BALBOA Island yrly I'f'ntal . drps, refrig ava.il. Nr. beach. + atrium/ blending palio8: Childttns & pcl section Fireplaces / prlv. pl~ I ',,~r~~rn,., ',dlJlts. S22J mo. yr. rnd S225. 557-8400 garden w/ insul. lanai. 2 2376 NEWPORT BLVD N I B h •-1 N t •·ach '200 * DELUXE 1 It 2 BR Pools. Tennis. O:mtnrl9k:Oif. ,,...""~'a . car gar. S29S. 962-4113 • ewpor eac ,.,_ _ ewp.r P<9 "' Garden Apts. B.lt-jns, priv. 900 Se Lane CdM &ff.2fl.i
New-Hel,..t1 3210 548-9755 palio, heated pool, lrplc .. IM"-.3~ • .,· .·,, ~--1 ,..:..,
Summer Rent1l1 2910 '""'" r• NE~V 3 Br. 2 ba, crpl!I, drps, SPAC. Attrac. l'ool, Util Pd. Adults. $145 mo. ~6-5153 .....uu• ......_ zr'lllf7
I I b!Uns, Close l.o bch. $235. Gard L. . "'' Grand Opening -lmi'netllate .OCcupency ' NEW 2 BR. 2 BA, fam, Days 833-1611. ext 1781. e.n ivmg, l Br.•~ OAKWOOD ./N£Wl.2BR.S150&$170, SUNNY 2 Br, blt·ills ·IJf'!
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' .t DELUXE 2 RR. Apt. I bltns, ref. Grrlnr incl. Av. eves/wknds 968-489J &: up, adultx, no pet1, 2 · · UtU Incl. s bo p s· beach . G~.
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\Vestcliff area. 642--6274 459-l400 VACANT Rent/Lease. 3 :Sr. yn" adult ok. 1800 \Valla« • . . Id 2 nn 1 Ba t '-=========--"'========~~;;======I l blk sc:hl. F'rwy close. $265 Ave .. 740 \V, 18th St., The best of two wor I NEW Dix l &: l Br. Sh& crpt,. on., • gar.age '8p . • -. -------•AA iooo mo. · CM. your home and your country club F><>m st5tl. 540.1913, 54.>2321 mo.-"'°'•' -I330
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1 w r. pr, S . Av. l BR Furn. Priv patio, htd l:. d · I •. • h d immed. 544-9506, ~1083 pool, 2 car encl'd pr, Child. two ue roo~ •.p1rtmen s. rurn11 e or un·
3 Br House, 2 ba, fenc~ ·pr welcome, no pets plea.I!! furnish•d, •1eh if profes1ion1lly decoret•d
yd. nr schll It Hunt. aho~ $18.) mo. •nd includes c1rpeting, dr•peri91, all-i.l•etric
pin&: ctr. $225. Mi--3655 n9 w. \Vll.\IOt1. * 6-16-1251 Westinghouse •PPlian,c.fl, It 0 r. g.' '•p•ci
z BR., 2 story Townhouse. $30 PER WK. & UP •1tlenty and priv1te belcony patio. , J~ ba. crpts, trplc,, pool Bachelor a: 1 BR, htd pool, Just st•p• from yOur door.-is • whole world
.t clbhse privil. A97.s348. mA.id wervlC"e, Kitchens & of exclusive country club recre•tion:
UNf 2 Br •-.. TV avail, al Victoria <Nr. • Ptof111ion1I 1i1e T •nnis Courts . • .. cp1.11, ul'l>l. llU', & d d S patio. No pets. 1 Sm. chUd Harbor). • A&li ant Tenni1 Profe11ion1l en hop
OK. $145 Mo.~ 2 Br, 2 Sa. sunken Jivini • ~rnfmlc 1l2e Swimming Pool ·
l BR. Ccndol Patio, carport, room. frpl. balcony, no iml : p didrlpoTol l1thv' II b 11 I ' b II
all eltc applit~I. Pool c:hl.ldrtn $200 mo. Avail May • • 1nni1, o ey I , 1111.et I
privil. $180 mo. ~167 · 1st. 121i5 Baker 540-089S Courts
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VIEW Of tolf eoune. 3 Br. 2 only, no pelt. mo Newport He1lth Clubs with S1un11 Bl. 2 yr leaee. Reff'ttncH Bt·~ CM .,, -o ""'• · "'",..;....,.. • Indoor G olf Drtvin9 R•n9e, req'd. Owner 496-34!M evt"S or writ.e P.O. Box 477 o.n:a BACHELOR. f'Tpl,, beamed l illi1rd1 Room
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family location. Immtd; oc-$150. 1993 Churc:ti. 54$-9633
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child, pe1 OK. $120 mo. Call Balboa. Avail 1'-fa.y \at.' l 64~7 Bach. furn $165. ~" 1
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, bltns. $13.l mo. 548-1867. rm, llll'lroof, crpts, Cl$, blt·ins, alt util . pd; f;o * t.RG 2 & l BR. 2 Bath!, children, pel.8. 64~ .or
1rpfc, bltn!, crpt~. drps. 67~.3008 after 1 pm ~-1'. F.nJI gllr .. patio. a.16-1034
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drps. slO\'e, d~hwhr. aar. aiwlcs &. cpls. Noc~~ 766 \V. Wll50n, &IZ..7958 pets, 202-A 14th, •
1 I: l BR. Newly crptd, 673-1784. .i.
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2 BR. w/w crpts, drps, crptg, dtf*, lndr)', nr,
bl!N. 1-2 children ok. $150 &. pier. $175 )T round. ·
mo. Nr :school!!. 962~.105.l baby ok:. M&-2131. '
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vie. ot "Ward .I: lTtl\ SI. ct.Mm ·oiow. ~ &ti LARK MOTE L, 2301 ft1r-Real E!tate at f neu • ty Prime Ille. P'ee $315.000 ey from. coin operated dia-
l ..,._ ear,.a. Newpad Bhd. a.ta Mt.a. Call $56,~. ~E for lo Exel. Kin I ·•• r f, JU:. penaen In thil atta. No 'pm .
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cptl. dr'P,I, pr. 2 SINGLE GARAGE J'OR. property; 536-6S97. phone number kl: ktv. male Ga/Shep. putt: ''~. · QK • amaJJ.. petl. RENT $1D TR.\D:t tpu:ioul &11dt 3 •115 Cabowf CtaQlft' 491r e roJt LEASE-New 8000 "ROUTE DEPARTMENT whHe, with ehoke cAain . .,,... * .a..-s n:-BK., 2 BA. ram. Rm. (val ti( itove, 9inJr; 'llpi 3 ' *J. ft. Ind\aatria1 Bld&:. • 23", P.O. Box 58, Porno-Sf&..Iaw~'l095 ~:~:===::;:~ $3&,9SQ w/$7850 eq) 1or mo. f,, ti~· Oamaro or JtPeb. S1000 per mo. ~ be• lffl'I na. cant. 91789. BROWN puny, mottled blk Ii , AM 5'21 S::Zot. s;::.. llhP tor tor home er Qmptt. Walk,. ere. Wat~t, tocila•~ at~~c:' i:.:~8. * CAMERA SHOP -prime markiop. white tip 1, * m'I• * er A, I.ft, JUtn,. M&-1711.. thfnl or . ...,., MS6Cll6 . . · NeWpOrt Stach 1b.oppin1 Oranie &. Cabrillo arH., l;;;;iip;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;:;;;;;; Srnolft•. Trd eq./beaut. 'HAVE: pOol'"~, 3 BR., B~ .2 ,a: J R ?llS. center, ~st 5 yn-exctlltnt ~ MAltllfLLll I , ... Ocutdront f Br, 4 ba, 2 1ty 2 Bathl, bQ.lll-U.. · ldeti.1-eomm 1 artlit, el~c· lnoomt·iood leue. * L/.UN. =FOUND==,..,.~~-~~,..~ .. -,-.... ~. ""' WNO NIW nctme· ,..,.rty hm.,Oeeanlldetorvacland, WANT: 10 tt. wide 2 Br. trnni~, etc. Grnd fir,· DROMAT. Fully ~ulpped • 81U1bard '&: Ellil. Call kl
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• l?l""....wuft Ltvlnl DUPLEX • $41',fSO 'n'ade eqldtJ M" cv, bo&t. R-2 V1flll( lot,. Dana !'olnt, Newport Bnch ' 643-1415 volume -fa ntutic location. Poodle, vic. Sonora School.
,1'°',1fwn. I Unfurn. Qi.aaltty, CUSTOM Bun.T b' tnciome: or TD'1. J Improvect will trade J'OR. industrla.I tro SQ fT off\ N Min down to qua 11 f i e d 557-1639 aft 3 pm.
f j ·u·"-T'.colarwwwdb•t. ,_,.olprtleolo-.s:i:hip. R-1 View lob, Panorama ar co~ flMltmerrt Harbor a: ~::-~ ~ bu;)oa'. *LUNCH STAND. GRAY Poodle, found near 1M ~ • Jll• .,.. T_ ... .,_ -..c...-3 bid· Heiahtl. (t or all), property, $50,0M. $100,000. ..~~ ......, _. __ ..--tJon _waterfront Pomona l WllJOn, CM ·atPri • diaicit cl. J oolar ~:;;;-wtttl de. 8JO.eo«t or 799-2495 Days 546®1, ~-" k;;H;;.-Owner will train 616-3896
'1-?•i&ea • 2 1-thl • .tall '·--Id -~ • ••~E -•-~--w -===-c=-.-=c-:,,--. ......, tcMn ..-.u ~ _,,., ""'""'' _..-........ , • 34' Montttty Pwr Boat, 1/11 Lots •100 -eood terms. FOUND: Buut. little black :e':c.; ~~ ~ dinltfl rocm. Equalb' apao. Autralla. M.iae Unkletttt radio, belt tank. cutrlatt. -Call 545-8424 dos. temtle; vie. JO&M st. ti!llt"1tt Jdldm • ~ ioul J lledtoom. amt. Great ranch, ~.IXIO dear tar Jo. Ex. Ttahinz Boat. Free 1: south Cout Rl:al Elltate ca.ta Mtaa. 545-4522
-·;'). ~-_,. -OCEAN VIEW from -........ deor,Ttadeforr .. lesl&". IMPROVED-LOTS MANAGER BLACK• whJ" p it••n , .._. .._ livinl room. Minimum main. Call 53U697 (1) 521-1.134, ~ Sal 4 .,.,,.._ I -"' "' ~ • plutb ~ • t ._. Pl..AST!:R. in. :-:,....,=--=-c-~.,.-~-~-----• or e ..... ;,mlll'O~ OWNER banded. Very tamt. Vic. ~·a .11.rp Maio :::'~-You OWN ttie 3 &, 2 Ba, wdl-kept, Nee Haw 4 Pride of Dwne:nhip lots in prime loc o1 cmilOI. Eut Costa Meaa. ~
.... ~. 6 •--• area. daM 1D aboppinJ:. unlll in choice Tu!tin loe. Close to Artesia Fwy A Car. National corporation. now in. Sl ,. _. ~ lndl $9(11» c1own wm i... w"" , __ ..__ ~ .,. ··-3 . "' . MA......, Wht •baa>' def.
: 1 1111 S.. arlttel St. die• · · a .... ..,. -~ .....,.... Want larpr units, commer. man1 . -. 1mprov terviewin&", for owrier maJ'i. rem {CM Ile 3520· Dec
<16111:N. ol So. O:Jutl'tua) w· I SILL '• HOM.. Mna. cW, or.'!' Nancy J. Moore. lndlvMfuaJ lohl in H.B. All in qtt of complete family fte· '67} 5sa J~~ Apt A~ C.M. Sant• Me "" • MS.mt or 551·9116 R~altor 673-3101 well developl!d-.reu. ~ national 1port enter. Ex·
.._.....I•. ·~-IVlllY JI MJNUTIS I Wont -dlwni" -. BEAUT'-" -·GLISH • pu lot ........ By Owntt ... ,,,.,,. htgh retum en Jn. BU<. ohort hair .... Jre. rn...., .. , w lk & l .., '¥ ,,.... u-u.., Ln · "Call Mr. Graham '114: vutmentclSlJ.500 Secured. ~.youna.nrlA.PuJ'\d. "!~~!!!!!!!~!!I I ei ' ee toUo Have: OTC 1tGck. RM Home near Pasadena 962-13M. Rlafd lnvettlp~ tnvlttd. wen behaved_ Eve. 495-0282 :l' W"": oood quail"' Tn&et for N.8., CdM, C.M. Du· . O ~. Weft S7ll M W"1dtfl nr. Deedl. ~ plex or units. Home value Mull haw ~l .I: KEYS N 2000 IUock or u .. , anii .. 1_ -.. ... , J•M•-l .I S $211500 clear Call 548-U32 OVERLOOJttNG N.8. Ba.ck PR ability. JtePb' to Box 580 Cd M Pie ase ide n t I fy ~ ~"'Y -.-' · • Bay. 4' Cu1t Jots. A tare c~ the Dilly 'Pilot Ol' call Mr. 673-5646.
ntONT new hlxurJ OptB "tll .t :OO PM ~ All ,pwr/atr, 16 mi.. Will exchana:e $1200 private p't)', Fee. Kfn&urd R.E. 'Mark ruce ('llf) 77f.7050. =P'OUNO=~;,,S._t._n~i~~.-..,-,8~.,.-ce -'*"' BR.~s BA. A4ulta, no ., cbnn win wh11, nr. nu pilot coune or block rental MI 2-2222 ...:==· ='=""°"""== ptta. "1·*1 lvllnHI "ent•f "" Michtlln f:ln• P'OR Linc.. tim~ 11 :id car of equal · r AR.TNERSHIP dluotutlon Enalrn School. tame white It L TA I 1---------Cad. or T 'fH..Olli. vatUe. 642-9365 CANYON To Ocean view, forces aale of manufac-rabbit. 541-5140
HILLOll.N -••1tl · one ot few left. Quiet res. turinr bus ine11 wit I\ FOUND Turtle, poitil ve -.,..,. ...,,.~ · J ..... income $2l40 )T. Hav• Free/clear. lots ~·II. level, 5t(IO mq. rt.. ,11,000. unHmitrd profit potent\a.I;
.._ J mm avail. fL.r tmm.d. nm. SIOI» ~ for boat, ac:reage. Want d~esel fish. S08 S Ola Villa SC 492--M.14 Includes all diet and toolinc Iden t 1 flcation ~-
I w...... ~.,.,.. 1-R in one or ciCY'• ~ kit er automoblle, Dartlftl' :ioat t_o '5(1,000 or Jive a~ required to Jl")dl.K'e • new ~8-3717.
lhopptns dftfllrL Aw. l90 1Ut;y .. P.O. Box 2345. JUv. yat'ht to $150,0XI. <nf) Ac rt•.. '200 and unique kitchen pdzt1: FOUND, Ntar Market
.,... Llue: S hr turn aq. ft. ... enlde. (n41) •'1111. 45S-3103. plu• 30.000 pacltapd unltl Buket, ~.B. creanK"Oiored
...._«Qt near OCMn or 250 E. lTth St., Calta Meu. HAVE 41Ai acrn he Ii: 2. Ne.,.·er dupln:e1, aide. by 21;~ ActH by Owner, Utiltt:tts· and many retail accounta •hort-hl.ind puppy.175-MSJ
I e:ldlm 9Chool. YOlln& Cal Ml-. Bram (Ill) OL ll.#00 clffr; mrted M-1, In lloom-11dt; 3 Br. 2 81.. ea., tp!cs; near nmnlq water 6. Golf tor thll item Priced at RED BoJ• bicycle. 67)..mJ
-=. wile 10 yr old lGD Sq. rt. ltetall tit otnce. trc San MU'COI North S.D. nr. bnch. E;ulty approx. Coune. '950 dn. $14,900. $5,000 and ~nn• can b« ar-
._..., A: ,.,.... lrD. W ftontqe an N'"'IO"t county. For lncom• proper-$27,000, Trade for land or f213) m,..:2127 ranted· ror further in-L•st '401 ~ (Wiii b«ha.ftd. · • Blvd. Acro11 from City Hall ty or ! ·Broker· !16145!. lndu1t. Realtor 613-4350. formation call ~1.006 or __ ------
: wadra in plct!.zrq). ac. Enrin, Sf5..leot. ffonalulu, Hawaii hOmt w/ BEAt.rr Mt Chtlet Cm:Ulne Resort Preperty '20$ 9fil..OM7 !IAMUE female, red ('Ollar.
· ...... ~ PUot. NB 2,000 SQ. iif. pool. 4 BR. "9.!!00: Equity SL hfortil area ChoiCe view COIN LAUNDRIES Vie. &eavlew i: PoinMtt!.a,
Olluple with 1 Carner •tore dow11tow21·Sa.nta $42M. Wal'Jt: NB dujlltx or Lake Greaary. Trd eq $211M ATTENTION SPORTSMEN! . Frltlcl•lr• CdM . f Unhappy chUdrtn.
'. dlDd. want S !Ir, S Ba ~ AftL Xln't llusy loc. a W. income prop. McK.nzie tor ap11. in NB, Cd?lf. Holld.my van.don or retltt-Trom $6!iOI) to $37,500 No que1tlon1 asked. Reward. ::~-=~~ ';;:: fth SL, S.A. !41.stll Realtor Ml-0132.. 871-1273/64U339 menf. Flahina all ~ar. Ce-e suenaParke l'ullerton • Call 173-3W.
~ lllillM Up ti) StlJD.000 cuh, $43 om Beaut. sunny HID1 home ment block 2 br, furn house. Cypttu • Weatminster • 6 Mo. COcktr LOlt 4113 Vic. Offlui Jlent11 ~ TD A mt.000 e4". tn ~ Pool 4 Br, 3 Ba, din. fam. All eoawnltnces. Be!~~ Huntlnzton &&cl\ e Garden Btlta1t Ii · Yainiew. Litt
· ' Bdrm w/p«A for .• lftdultrial tcr 0ranp Cou~ Trd tq. $55M kir htn:/dup, , view of .Lake 1'fe1d . i...oc. GroYe • Turtin • Santa brown 1pot1 on head te ean, ~ enc. I: tam. SHARE ~ ln tncome t.u ty 1noo CdM, Lido or Bal Jal. on ~-ac at Stewart• Point. Ana • Costa Mesa • Ana-1 spot oo back. Named if!f' 'WW lnlll' -Jul1 lit oftlct. t~ it11r ~ ~. l+M2S5 H2-3339 or Fullerton m.1273 Lake Mead, Nevada. Widow helm e La 1'Urada. "Brandy". Reward. 546-2805 :fl!i.~td)"QJ'.~ or ret.1 nts.te f\nfts' etc eelllng al W ,. Termi at CALL PIARLIE 525-7833 LOST Vic. !!.rookhunt 6:
=ifNTAL SEllVICE &42-02!2 .. * *• 'lilt * * •%, Ph. mo -· "MOM & POP" H•ll, "°""" -mil• \ · ~ t9 LllNl .... 1 FOR rent officM ot nn. Money.makin1 re1taurant cal. Sll&btly lens b a Ir .. ~.ptaeon. M5-0ll3 CM 130 E. 11th St., CM. as ltlAL flTATI fCIAt aSTATI Out of St•te Prop. 6201 Boomln& Dana Pt. Grosses w/bushy tail. Reward .
' •LANDLORDS e " up. llMln " OoMrol 0_,11 . . $32.&00 • ..,, • btt' take oot 13M>93 :nu 1'ENTAL SEllVICE CM O'PICI Pt . $40 DOWN, $40 MO ONLY 19.000! LOsr, Smlll white poodle j ,_
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•., , , CORONA DIL MAR cl01e to ~w lab. N. E. FANTASI'IC Sui. Oppor. fl Newlvld. Anlwen kl "np.
.aHtALS ltlNTALI HUNTINGTON alACH Immaculate 2 rot1rn Private Utah. Xln t huntll'." I fiih. yr medium 1iitd res;taurant pie." Reward. 147-1966
•. ~ ....... -:;..;~====-·I Apt!: Unfvml ... I Afr CenllltflM4 cfrlc:e.G'roundnoor°.Prlvate Ing. $400) Ml pnce, cn4> !n N.B. that muat be IOld APRICOT Toy Poodle,
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beau.Uful I"~ fteftt-ice gp.ces· ·Avail lmmed NEW 3 Br cabin, ·N' Lake For L.A. Herald &ilaminer in Vic 1'llr I: Fil.rview, CM.
q e on . liech Blvd., rev Ptw:me ~ 60-9950 · Arrowhead . trplc, c pt•. OranZe County. Be in busi. Fri. ltewa.rd. 54~121. ~ to lJdn.t9 puidn& · (:n3) 80-2900, 982-7054 nea for yourself. Cub <ft. I ~=-~-~--~
lot. $50 P1f mnftth for NEWPORT. iitacb Deluxe BYJINESS •tMI posit req'd, \Vrlte Box RP LOST: Brown Cl.Ip Boa.rd, =r&w.~i: ~ ... C: =:: :, =·w.he~i flNANCIAL · 2662 Linooln. Anaheim. ;ee~ard~~ ~~al&.1).
botn -Mnie1 H-awaUatJle tw 110. .All u.UU-~J• , • I 1 Investment
till pOI ,ex(ltpt ttl~. EXtt' ofc suit.· 1100 Ml· fl. UI ne•• , ..__ Opportuniti•t 6311
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HUMTtNeTOM llACH fi'l5-464.f, Afliliate fm lll!curity qretment that m-NeWpOrt Harbor HI, call "!1f1 • · , • OFFICE OR STORE CANDY SUPPL y wtll ,.tum $2,931.12 fn 36 oft 6 pm. ,.._, oELUX'i S rm. suite in new 15 x 35' or 30 x 35' ROUTE . month&. $5.po!I lll!eurity ihd I-=="'======::.
bid ll ,,. 0 exeellent credit. M3-!&96. p I ·-• 1 ., ad J a c 111 t to o 1t pi.inc A ut furn ~No sellfni: Involved) eve• .,..,. • _..,
"Airporttt tnn" 4 Qranae NeW'pOl't l Ba1 Center, CM Excellent income for. few --.-FU-L_L_Y_L_l_CEN_SED __ *_
Ozty. Airport. Alr-tond... 2032 Ne-."POrt Blvd 64&-1252 houra weeld,y work. (~ M7tn.; fie LNn Q20 R.tnowned Hindu Sptrltualill
cpl•. It dn.pei, mutic j: PRlVATE oWce ! n pro-and Eveninp), Refilllnc and Advice on all matten. t:,":1C:~· Ava tt. m1nentJoc1tioa.$50mo.33.l :Z~?5 .. ~trum1n'°0r'" 1st TD loan t.ove.1'tarriait.Busw .. E. 17th St., Of. Bk r u:u ..... .,__. b·adlnp .,·ven T d•"• a IOI Pi 111 I · ~ ec and aunawxHns ~ -
m.t101 m.-4!4' !:""9 $25 to 15()11 !cl. n. 1'\lm :. w~ fttablllh route. t.ewat J\'temt Availabae v.•kc!'~~~~~· El "'fi!t!.~i':15~. · 'Tn.~i::;."::,!;~ :~:.11~~~2nd TD loan ci;,:~::,~~,::'
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St.. Calif ht Nit. Bk. Bide· Tn Clv1c Ctnttr Santa Ana. phone nwnber tD MULTI· Servi• Harber am. 21 Jft. ri&ht one. \\'e l\a\'t a way •
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c.c.ta ?iflla '42-1'35 f'w.lm 2k .. ft. '541-5111. Broactwl.Y. i:Mhllm. M 331 E. 17th Strftt 547-1668
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'"' st., S.A. Ml.$lll. OUllllod . IU1rotu,., Eooorh lnvlntory DAILY PILOT of "" ""'"'' ..._ NEAR c.rir. City Kall. 31\m. money, time A etrcrt. 1'" to do SllCll. ·~ ~ work European n.2M oatl to CGr·
Of!ICOL Paneled, C&ll"ll. -111 '""'""'" ·ltil> !!Ii 1 cull. WANT AD nl I fatr l.ulllt 2502
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II.steel below/! '. -• ·-11 'H-"'-", "'~-u... -Nl&Hr Ationo• I ~' .. --KITCHIN H!LP!U ' ' -9rll9f'", .,._... .... ' • -.ACCOUNTANTS M ~ISH\tfft~ElS f, , ' t I LADY wouJd like live • ln ,(at se.t 1N...-" ..... ay) ... lMCl JOOO 5,,;,,1 -POT WASHER$ • · t ~ hou"sekttper wOrk, t:.e~. -.-......cA$HllRS ' ., i ., ~EST,t..U~NT MANAG'"lli ·• .;iJ'H ~
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CARPET LET ROY HAUL IT! . " 5 4.,. • .... 1115 wk. For 138-1410 Ganlen G..,.; --..,.,-. \"'.o,m.-7,•oo'' .lolb1 M-Wi , __ ,'100 Jo._, "--. W.:JI.i · Babyslttlnt 6550 STEAM CLEANED 12'' Ill< ~ T J>icJ<u COUPLE' will.,..,... 50-JOO 1.........,-w, cllUln, DISHWASllER-PART·TIME J.Joolblll..;-'M<-on· -, _ -·-··'"°"'--·· ._ --... -__;'ji'I.. 'LovirwttUablecare~)OOI' 10c SQ. Fi!n.,. 1 e . ~ :adult.µnib. Experiencect. Oayn.&.0380·tietw .. Mpm.· Swill~ 41.4 N, New. • _ '?GR'
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Hot lunches. Ratel t0 wit 146:-597,J t c~\~' DONUT SHOP Ladles 1''al\t· INSURANCE Girt, e*:Der. titAINTENANCE MAN -PART Timt, i11l1i.-..
• your. incOme. Iritan!J wel.· DI®Ofuti carpet Oeaners. IJy &: 'Beach ')ip.ni~•I Jobi: tMrr, Wom. 7100 I" • 1 • ! ' eel: 25-45 fqr c.iebt rhltt No Xln't opportunlf,)'.· to tulC$l DI SH WA SHER wan-SOCIAL DJ;RE~ ~ --~ 8 .. -. _,, ~1.965 .,._..-I:at 1 ~-"• used ..... _..._.. -·~ luD · ~ DONUT. 135 growing ~oeraJ ~ .. ~eJlC.Y ted. Pleue eaU 12 pe.1' hr. &tJ..llWru
. unu.:u. .....,. ... uw.a .,_,. .""-'t""••-, n """"" . . C&rpets. wmuuws, ftoor:at M ~E l1'1h· °"'St· ·~C-M '. In Qrangc Co. Salary open. * ** 673.4530 * ** •PART TIM& 9 A!l-1 RELIABLE mother of 2 C?edlt cards $6. Rm.646--1234 etc. Rei: It Comme'l . . . " . . Call Cli(f Nicboll at Tbe S d .. ., 'i. 0
des!rea babysitting my hrp, REMARC Services. 3 rooms 646-1401 h b·1'l1't1•e 's flllll'Dll1 t ~ 0----"B'' Clarice Corn 547._ MATURE Counter'Saleaman, ~ • wee., . ; 3 . yr/older1 Mesa Verde. $21.50. Full ~ Credit Mesa C1eanktl Service . • u UfttMI. ntRWIJll11 .• pa!\}' • • · General Ofc ~r T\lea&.t It RETAILING.
"6-E011 can!>, OK. 841'f>I"' Carpoto, wllodowa, flocn, etc. -Ufl{i mfteO Mlnimum 2 ,..,.exP'ri-. K•ypunch Opr, $,520 ,~·£.RonW,, 646-7«11. I
VERY reliable mother of 2 ~· IL CODµnc 'I. ~ CV l'flllllKllNG ence in layout 1: taping DAYS. Xlnt, stable Co. ldeal MECHANICS HELPER C.r-t Layi·~ & ·n<>efl fJ wuno>u. ol art work for printed working """"· Top bents; • LUBE MAN wants babyalttln1, my r--··• Walls-Floots.-W1ndoW16.·Rup -·l!J _,__,,... '---.J-Call •-P't u7~-• R pair 6626 """w' uua.i:wt. M... a' ""~. MUit be ta.initial' w/diHel ~~eCau~f~nfant ~to 3 __..!.. Re~.e:J,~%~~~~ GEN',L OF~ TO $450 Beallt1fu1 Pacltrc View Me. C1N ·ParsOMtl Dept. Abigail . Abbot ,Perion1iel •trucka.~F'Urnlah your oWn ,.. * EXPERT r•RPET Bright -·· -rt w:/ acctr " (T 4j •, •~ Agency, 230 vi. Warner, hand too' "'" · HOUSECLEANING ., .. ~ •· · . mor;a1 Pork need> I•• ma-I 49..-'l..,I Su11-, M•, "·•ta Ana,• ' "· WlLJ.., care for one child as Installation & Repair , . . IChooll~ or exp, Type 50. "'" ~· · DRIVER
companion for my 4 yr old No jo~ too small, 646-5971 Exp, Reas. Ref: 63&435t Loan or R.E. exp. helproJ. tw'e men, · TELONIC ' * LAqlES *· \V/Cl.11!8 l' Llcenee, exPtt on
aon. ~2431 CARPET LAVI NG PRODUCTION Profesa.klnal traJnhi1 !nil' our ·Industries To work I~ pho,ne .. ~r ddept. ldicsel equip & 40' low tbied CHILD C&re, my home. CJ;. PAGE 642-~ Painting, Corona del Mar ottiCH ac C.l\f. 0U1ce, 1u• a a,y, trlr'a .
. C:O..na d<I Miii'. . ·" " ." '' • Pa~rhanti"!I 6850 CONTROL led • Laguna Beach S """ a w';;J'. , o 1yp1ng: MAN FRIDAY ' ''*~* \ t ·Itri · •"*4 Good'-i tiHR-hf Ing cep ·· M t h:ll e telcplxmo " ' F·-,'1n• ' -l 'CUSTOM Pal ... 1-"""--,vr ng, ·~· 1 PP -:-1 Opportun~ty· en1plo-r u.s '"' .Ft1t ' General Oun.Up .A ~· •. -....... ,. i•"" & rec ...,.. w to ttto ..,........ ' ~¥ YOlce, 642-1508 y-~ w·~ f 1--11 ..... _ ___. **' ING Y Cl:UU> CARE in ,my )w>me, NO foo Exterlor-lnterlor Spe¢allat" r "~-r· You OWf! " yourse al'-D.{t.'PERY Worlrers: (·2 ) ..... w":. or...........,. ~ ~ ;.,~=~~•'Schoo I 1 re a . NEW or -repair. job Residential • ComiDercial. BOOK KEE pc R $450 range an tntervie~. Must be ex per all around. * LADIES * 18-60, mow trucking tinn. ~~':o Yr'~
1 .,.. __...,, &mall, tree ests. .No.job too large or too amall · -'"' Steady work. Gd wages &: SARAH ~Y Spr\rli: Call Jack 546-n'l2 by !; ..... -..P?. o,wn • ~2343 or ~7328 Lie. 'BonCI. Ins: Won't be un. F 1'? ~ AIR, knowledge ol PHONE fringe bweti.b 16al Platen-& all season 1ewe1 r Y · 'ilfu!ANIO-Yweign Cat .. ,.. .,~
6665 derbkl! &l&-3679 .shippUJr & ~-* 644-0212 * Ila Ave., C.M.' Absolutely no lnvest'rrit .• \\'e ~'d:, c.osta ·Mf.sa .•. ,. ' hoUl"I to aell Att"ON
CHILD Care In my bome.
240 Cabrillo, C.M. Call
I 548-1623. Ftoor train 531--lG.n 96)!59SS ....... t' TICS in )'QUl" ·locali~ ., ' ' ProfeHlonal TRISH' HOPKINS' DAR!'tlLL WAllD *-DRIVERS * UTE. Facto.,,: ..... start •'' •Call' """133*' . now-· 1 ~ RElJABLE CHlLD CARE •
IN MY HOME. -CHIID care, fenced yd, good
lunches, playmates, reas.
C.M. area. 54~10
~~. 'ci:!. . Pa lntor1 Ltd.~ .CHURCH NURSl\R,'I: N ti:--1 $2.~ hr, x!nt .. ,~ J'lll>d, •..,.Mo;E-~~p1y." ~ ~540-~704~1'___::__~~
" • .,.. :Owu<I BRUSH. ROJ..L, SPR:A y Attendant. sun. mta'llirc, 0 ._,,...enc• paid bol\day l-"°"'. ' ........n::. ' "" • • RECEPTIONIST ..
546-7'.lSl ~ -' 546-M7B" ,.FREE ESTIMATES by appointment Tues I Wed altemoafts. Ma--Nec~ry! mech ab 111 t ;ac~pfui, Laguna Bea.eh; • . Yoong. lady. neat a~· · ·
6680 * 548-6®2 * · 642-1470 tu~ Jove·&: undttstand ba· Most have dean Cllllfomla 962-2112 bcfo~ noon. F.V.' l\IUSIC .ArrawP·· Wnte in-personable .r. 1ttra Gardening ·INT & EXT Pain•1 ..... Free .ioo E !!th. g 't .,.,~ ble1 1
._ 1mall chfldren, ~ -~ A...a.. --.=...,..--... ........_ -.strument char1a for .com-client cOntacl ""-! ~
'WILL babysit weekdays
l alter 6 PM &: all day
weekends. Call ~218.
ANTHONY'S
644 4860
Dependable Maintenance
Exp, • Pruning • Planting
Budget .Landscaping
· est!. Loe ·refs. ""N~at & ....., Co.ta~: e ~ ical ~. Hrly wqe· U. YELLOWCA"Bco. ~ -...---po&er olfx>p\ilar' musli. An required; e~~ri; . ..;;..;,,11111
llOnest. Call Chuck 645-al09 cording' to exp; l-~ty. 11$ E. llth st.. Local Office JoW .. 6 PM, Sun. thru 'liitift, fened. 547-9519
c'r Jim 548--0405 . AdvertJsing Agency Send handwritten apPlica· 0::eta Ml!Sa No -Charge. 1009.4· FrH Dave McKli:iney, .st}-42'10. R.:EAt. ESTATE C
METICULOUS PAINT . *'SECRETARY* tionlo-fd.mlla11y'1'1iot. EXF.CIJTIVE .secr.t&rY,"" ·' Nunlnr ". . BeglMlnr Ins.,;;~ MATURE, Expcr'd. babysit-
! ter, J'ftl, Lido Isl. ()wn i IJ'a.U,porta~ ... !893 • Horticulturist •
EJ\..'P, OOCKS-houaes, int-ext. Ne:wport&ach. Experienced. . 25-40 Rigid qualltteations Plell8C call for appl. White~ b e;
INS. col. students. 675-5812 Excell. typing.& lhottband1 -CITY OID -v, lncl 'appe~ Xlnt 0~ S1.lperior Ageoo.y "2-TI41 R.N •• 3 Clays .per Wk. starting a co!nptete sale&
PAINTING -Ext-Int. lJ yn. some·billina,under 30. Pres. NIWPOR1' Bl!ACH . poriu,uty, NewporJ" Center. 1857 Harbor, Col!lta Mest Chall*'tlni ; p01ftion, traini~ prOgr&m: ~
exptlr. Im . Lie." Free "'t. •ure pace. Xlnt, beneftta. · ,• ' C.U Sf+-1405 bctW(!ep S Ml ..,. _____ .-:"911ef ._-supervisor,·· !' prhnal:Uy for• naw~ -peOpJe
NEW Lawns , re-seeding. Acooust. Ceilings, 548-5325 (n.4>·6ii2-3910. e DRAfTSMAN • ., & 5:30 PM for 'appointment. ~.~. ~ bed: ECf. • l includes all ,/.he P~ : Briek;"Mes0n,Y,.
.... 6560
I BUJU>, Remodel, i e pair
Brick, 61odt, eo nctete,
~m:;e~bla;' =~-~ EX1'ER. ~vr ·l stOrY ~2 Jr •. Purt~.i.sing Admln. $614 $131 per _month ··EXPERIENCED Pediatrlc ?tfor Comfmot bra ,4 wig• for , 9.SPttfl 01 li.atin&,.1inMM
Story $35(). Ckimpl w/good $8,000.· RN or Public Health nurse -·1 LVN ·. 6;io" em ·· 3 pm, appraiiynr '-~ -1 ~~~~~r ~info call pa.int. Inter. Rm's $25'1>9-int 2 yrs college, some exp, fee Excellent hml;llts, chall~l.I· for iroup pn.c~. ~ fitting or jo~ .. eau Mrs. 2 days per. wk. Relief reside.ntia.I real e ·~·
lncl Roy -847-1358 pd ... (also fee jobs) call Ann,. lne position ·m progremve resume t.o P .O. 89)j.~•17i8, Conway, 96S-6219. ·med. nurff. In c I u de I co m.p.~ carpentry, no job IOo small. I-'-'-~~====--
Lie. Contr"" 962-6945
' LANTERS • Patios • Block
Walls -Dri ways • Sid&-
walks. 642-91112 Morn or eve.
GARDENING INTER Ext PAINTING Westciitt Ptn0nnel Agency, Public Worka Depart:rnel1t. N.B. LVN:-Flill or Pfl't time, 3 , audiov~I color~
Trees, shrubs, ivy removed. IMi."\fE;r SERVICE. Locai 2043 \YiestcliH ~" -NB. Re<\ull'H: three ye~~ * F,OOD WAITRESS " to 11:30 PM. H1'nllng{9ll &ATH AIDE .. I AM • :iwi~~=~cUy suhow .•
NeW lawns. Rototillinr. Free rel FREE '9t. 54&-1627 645-mo. ~:~~~~~ *SHORT ORDER t'OO~-~~~:~ ~~{te,c e.n,t 1 ·PM. 4 days per wlc. PlellM! ask for ~ ~esl, 548-8918 p A I N Tl NG-Int . & Ext. ADULT To care 'for Con. bltltu~ for bio )lean IX· lt!uit be exp'd. See 1-.ir. u.:u. Will train. Whiling. 546-6'40 Citr
AL'S .,J,.a.ndsca.ping. Tree H'igheilt Quallty. Lowest valescingUyzold.Wkdays su Haveles, Huntington Lanes, *· MA,CH.INI~:r .1 · ~-ru:nR.E0 WOMAN ....
Business Servict1 '562
1
T.RANSLAn6Ns. Spattish·
English. 2CI YJB exp. in Latin
America. Mtlmford Transla·
lions 543-5306
Remo'ilil.-YardRemodeling. Pfolces. Fullyexp. lnlf. John 8-4:30. awn· trinsp. Aft 6 perienee. 19582 Beach Blvd. Hunt. jierlenced. S to ~3tl shift. WARP CLERK _ P•,rt or over, noexpcr' •. ;..._
Haul trash. Clean-ups. 673-116& . 9&2-0396 . . Apply immediately to Penon. Bdl. Apply: T7l 0 W. 17th St. C.~f." time. Exper. pre.f ~· wage1, flex.• hn:. tc:l.11
Repair s~. 673-llG& PAINT NOW SA.VE $$ ALL THREE SHIFl'S . ncl ofttce. City ·Hall. 3300 GARDENING, exp'd Enali!h * ?t AINTENANCE • ' ~ult be .efficient. . 646-40Tl att 5PM ~ ~~~~ ~Jack NOW!! • Foreman 'Newport: mvd., . N•wport speak.in&. Minor landscapina: l ·Y9r =~I!~an ':, ,P•'BK .i..t00 • :t llAM. . . .
industrial I: ~ 894-3895 or 837-G!m • Lead Men Beach, Ga1if. -Pl60 or call & yard -care. 541~ olt carpenter. Apply.: ~l~d "" Restaurant f!lflll * 646-3629'.W NEED a Painter? Interior • Fiberglus molcJers (TI.fl 673-6633. !i P e rsonnel, Newport-Mesi CQ.":'}'ALES~(.tiT ~
C.r-torlrt1 & eXtefiar. · ExpertenCed. • Gelroatert General Office to $450. School Diltrtet, l60l lSth St. nOSP!TA · ~· * LANDSCAPrNG * A to p "' '>PU)g r.o 1
Desij"ns. Installation. Lawns SST-8638 . . MacGREGOR :YACJIT Corp. ClERK 'fY,15'.f ~M .. ~ly c~ttices.' Call Newport Beach. 645--0EiOO t714) '42-2410
·• CARPENTRY 17c' sq ft compl. Sprinklers. COILEGE Student. 2 yn '~· 1631 Placentif,, C.M. Type 50-60 wpm. .,electric Loraine, W~iff Penionnel * MAINTENAN(;E" MAN
MINOR REPAIRS. No Job 12 yrs local exp. 536-1225 perience. Low prices. typewriter. Purchuln& de-Aaeney, ~ WestdiU Dr., wanted. KnoWlCilge'o( basic •NV.i:tl)~ AIP~S * 7.3 4 Too SrQall. Cabinet 1n pr-·Steve· 54H~9 · ASSEMBLYTrainee1,dayor partment v:perience pre-~2170 operatkln &: toola, employed ;tll thlfta. Exper! Person-·
qu I: .other cabinets: ROTOTILLING night shift, female age 16-fem!d Dlw:rsUM!d duties. N.B. 64 In blq. malnteli:Rnee Worjc. nel' Dept: Hotig Hotpllal,
545-8175, Uno answer leave New lawns , landscaping. RErIRED P"'!_nthoer:. 26t N>!l"n 28, no exp nee., but mwt cAi.L PERSONNEL DEPT. GROCERY • Ship.pin r 1 )'I' of •x-r In t'• N.B. , t .,. -H. o b ... ex""r. Neat .,. nes . o ha •• , "•ht• n•-r Cl~ drivl ,.-n . mq a v--~·... . Shru s & trees removcu. driclter. Call 536-6801 ve g ......... eye"'6 . -~ .Cn4) 494.-9401 "'£~ mature man, ng performance of! b u·1 1 d I n t NURSE AIDES;;. ~All Shilts Anderaon Free est. 548-1742 dextecit)'. Apply m per~~ TELONIC nee. fqr deliverlea ... 3M7 E.-ma In le n a nc t", · Apply: otien:--Dperil"\ced-pre-t'd.
CARPENTRY.cabinels-Room LANDSCAPING COLLEGE STIJDENT SAE Advanced Packaging, INDUSTRIES C.OU~Hwy.,OlM ' C l a1 ilfted {'e;r110nnel, Appfy: I:.a.guhl..&aetiN\Jri.
Add., Patio!!. ltny size job. New ~wns, ro tot t ll ! ng . LOWESI' RATES! 9 '~T E. F.d.inger S. A, Laguna Beach HAIR STYLIST. Operator Newport. J.f es 1 Unified .,ng Horne CT14)' t94-80T5
Mlke fm..1166 & 646-2576. Shrub's & trees removed. Call Bill 548-454 ' ' ATTENTION I 11 An equal opportiutitY wanted for bu.sy shop in School Diatnct.· 1601· ,JGU.
CARPENTRY -CABINET'S Free est. 548-1742 Pl t · p tch MARRIED STUDENTS employer Lquna Niguel. Grbup tn-st., Ne~pqrt a e.ach. Nunlng
Remodeling-repairs. No job CLEAN-UP SPECIALIST as er!ng, a ' '8IO You can u~ \\"ell and com· iurance, paid Vacation r'•n. 66-0000 ~ REGISTERED NURSE
too small. Call 646-4224 f\fowing, edging, odd jobs. Rapair plete your tducatlofl! Part Clerk .• Typi'st Following preferred. 60%. ?\fALE. Telepborie .JSlea-F..ire ·: ·f.C.-C.C.U. .
QUALITY Woodcraft, sm1 I ~-'"'c.;:,"'°-'--na_b_le_ . ...,..548-0955'"""_,.·-* PA'lO-f . PLASI'ERING. time and fµll time ,'Ork is 831):.1302 or 495-4020. AAk for deal. Paid dail)', ·PH: Mr '.Expanding unit, <;ha)le~
...,n'I coru;tr. It .... -ntry. ~. Jan1nvise Janclscape, All types. Frtt est1mate1 available! You can 91!t your .. __ Rick. Ryan 83&-4367 opportunities, continuin& ed· a-~..-. ..__., ,.........-Call 54()..6825 ov.·n hours! Your dollar re-Typifli:, filinC, good pnuuc ucation pl"Ogl'ap\. Contlc:t
Call Ken 645-0044, MM235. cleanup. maintenance. ===';;=""'"'-===-! turn ts in direct proportion vo~. rood with~-Dr-HAIR SI'YLIST for men. MAN to as1llt Mgr., local peenoel So. Coast Com·
GEN. repair, add., .ca.b. "1ack 842-8442 6l90 to the time and effort you oellent compa.ny benefit&. pret with followiDJ:, ippUanre I~. ·Must ·be munit, ;,_m;p, 31872 q>ut
FomUca. paneling, marlfte. JIM'S Gardening & lawn :P-'l"u::m::." ::b::;lnt""---'---l lnveJ1t! ·The resKlual income Advancement opportunitiel. ** 494-5054 ** neat appearing. Call· 9·AM HW)i, So. Laguna <n4l 499-
Anylhlng! Dick, 6734459 maintenance. Res. I: com-PLUMBING REPAIR is unlimited! Only those with Newport-Oolta Mel&. area. Hospital to 10 .Uf only~ 4U6-2383 1311 Ext, 356 '
REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS mercial * 540-4837 No job too small a desire to earn and a will \Vrite Box p.lflO, Dail.)' Pilot. e PHYSICAL MAN I Gardener," Ir o u "rl d OUice Temporary * CAB~E'I'S. !J!Y 1lzc job JOHNSQ,,N '.S -G~ING e 642-3128 e t9 v.-ork need apply. It you nIBRAPIST maintenance, 1t Newportci
25 )'l'!l eir;per."St8-6713 Yard care. Clean.u~ ·Prun--"p'1,-=m""b"'""•-"E"1~ .. "1r"1o=a1--I are interested, pleaae call COASTAL AGENCY Apply Personnel Director Inn Perm11nent. See bead • ·w· ORK iln1EN'' &' M CARPENTRY i.ing, pl.antinc.·96~20J5 Repairs-Installation Jack Bf0\\'11 ~!J..2613 Coat.a A member of So. Coa.at CommwUty Hosp!-Gar<lener, Mr Fllis., N.B. Rn c8u Gordon ·. 847..6745 JAPANESE d:ardening ST.50 hr. 642-2755 Mesa. SneUlng &: Snelling Inc. tal, 31BT2'CoutHW,.., South MANAGEMENT OPPOR .
Sentice. Neat work. Cleanup --BABYSIT, mature Christian The World's lerge1t Laguna, Callt'. Pb: 499-llll Full or pt. lim:e. Cai nee, 20
yd, main!. 968-2303 ROoflng 6950 Scientist, my ho_me, Laguna Professional Ext. 336. tir wk. 836-4302.
LAWN MOWING SERVICE , Beach, 6 am.1o 2;SO pm 5 E ployment S.rvJce HOU~EPERWan.te~. M•1J•gtmantTref,t1•• ~n temporary a.uignmei:its CEMENT Work: Walles -"· Neat, de~~ple, reason.. GUTJ'ERS & Downspouts days/wk. Start li1ay 4 . Z1;' Huber Bl ~ 540-60$' live-In pref. ' 2 ·IChl. ~ • , ' $5qO • · : J:lloc:;nc;~te~~ ~-cenee;! J~~:N~ e~~= serv· ~!:~e ~a~~ San B~~;~~R. days & eve1. Harbor Blvd." al Adam• ~~~:J: ~~::,~~:. ~!c11~~~n,;:1~t: • TY'PISTS ,.
right! Call Bob 642-9187 aft 5· ing F. Valley, H. Bch. Costa , . 6960 ?<.fust start immed. Must be COOK-BROILER 83S-5853 ~3 'wealcl~ D~., N,13. • Bl<KPRS'
CONCRETE ~-ork all types. ?<.Iesa, Npt Bch. 645--0345 Sewl.ng close to Orange County See Clltl · HOUSEKEEnR -Live In 645-mo , · 1 • • ~ •
Sawtnr. breakln&:. bJ,ulin&.1-='=::==:====::::. SE\VTNG It ALTERAnotfS. IJrporl -or C.M. area . Laguna Beath Country Club for e~'rly couple. Mature * M~~ANCE PA.TNT, •· ., GEN 'l OFFICE
Sklpload!ng; Lie. Service '& General Servletl 6682 Fast It Reas. Service. Call 557-9608 South Lagu)la woman pref. Call~ CTne ·To·~ • C CLERKS Qu.llly ··•1010 ' ~ Sat M HOUSEKEEP-~-.... , ER. ,_,.... ...... .. AC T. · ~ 645-~ BABY.,,. ..... .,, • · om-CX>OK Short Order, YQ\!tli'· ""''"' """" .., joumeymllll patbter. Aw1Y: * CON,(;RETE Wbrlt , l.AWN Mo\\·en .. sharpenecl -ph 1 S • lnp. ((!ol.lege P~l Call Nl1«-"'ft.M...,.iealls" .. ntal lladyinlrvintTerr.Penn Ciusitled .~ntbnnel, N11:w.·. -ASSEMB.LE•< Ueensrd: Patlos '/ dtvw)'I, small engines repaired-lite U 0 sttry ewrng alter 5·30 M&-544a "'"' ...., --1 S day wk. Live In~ rt M• u ,,,...._ ~......,, J'eo'
6590
' . . WHERE · YOU. WANT Cement, Concret• 6600
I .,C~' • Exp'd. Pm Tlt.!J!lliii ,
AP~LY
.. ISJ;E. COAST ~
. N~RT BEACHi-J9 I
RN In-Service, co-oaW -?
exp'd ·only. B" .. 1
pref'd. Xlot bonelllo,;~ starting salary. Co il'fi' ,
Director of Nursing.
M.emorlil Heap. 642-
RN's-ICU, All shifts
Xlnt y,.'Orkfng coil<I••,
tact Director of ·
C.M'! 1o1.mo..a1
64z..2'134
RN, Night supervilor:..
working OOnd'1 ".l ~
Contact Dirtttor of N
C.M . .,, MernoriaJ . 64,_2734 . . .
Salos -etc. Phillips Cem,,nf. welding. Faulkhet's Mower ·My 'place. S4~70lZl?Vel. BABYS~ Hlkpr. 2 ~~ti.b:Ho;:cx1ffu~0 ~~3~~ bta1rict, 1Mi;lli$t.:flW. ('8ic'p'd &'t·iainees}
548-6380 Shop, 2122 Harbor Blvd, l.V.IJU J CQ h .. ~ -COo!ita A1esa, ~7203 Tile, Ceramic '974 L"hildre~ 5" 4. 0\\11 trans. :ee&:ch "Blvd, Westminster. ITT ABS ~f _port Bep,c , .....,...,._, •• r ....
AREA MANAGER
(S..ch cities loc•tlenl,)
·" · ~ ,· : GOOD PAY!
bOObiBENEFIT$!
AfORE Concrelr patiotLilor DON'T De gp ,:... ... A .... ;~. Perm. F .V. 968-1631 afl 6. COOKS with broller exp. A!AIDS. Experiei>c¥!d, ~ less money. Art.11tic se ng u-nc_.... * v The Tiie M * d -.i <DA ... ~ B 6U--068'l Chet.Wine's Repa\r&rvlcc, eme, in BABYSITI'ER Wante • Alaowaltreues.fu.llotpart-21. A.,..,y go:-11 rown:.11
& fini1hlng. s 4 6-9 8 4 1 w Ji d Y s Cu!t. v."Or~. llllltall It repaln. Paularino . schJ dist. cau time caJ.I 837-0006 hes en lmmedlete • Motor llote.1. 31106 S. Coast
Holiday &
Vecetlon Pl•n
CUSTO¥ CONCRE;l'E_' No job too small. Pla!ter alttt s PM 540-6992 · openlftg fer llw;y, South l.a,gunl' ' ~~~~~ -~ -~ .. l~~;;~S.IONAl patio. Leaking shower BABY~ive In. 2 *DEMONSTRATORS ... MAIDS NEEDED -Ex-
• APT. CLEANING 8'7-l~l'J~ Chlldreo. AU .'!1'~'" ~FM amaU appllinc<•, food, MECHANICAL ?:!;,::;\·~~KEN "!~
CEMENT WORK. m job too Special Unit Rate 646-2698 ========="! eYel oH. ~ ~ beverages. No cxpe'rience FTSME'N· .. ~ ... "· · " Small, reasonable. Free TOPSOIL ' 69'n BARMAID .. ,,..,r __ .... Some week-end DRA . Dl)'11lde .Dr., ewpt_ Bch. c-·tlm. H. Stufllck 548-8615 "'"ireu M ·~ ' ...,. Health Clubs 6720 Attractive . ..\pply days only, rk • &11UWl1 .. •n& · • ' · •'
DECORATIVE CON~JOETE -----TOPSOIL. Nitrogen fortified Scotty's 436 E . 17th, C.M. wo W9ite.rn Glr1, Inc. ExperlenOl!d in ~IOI· 1 •' • -'
DR!VES-WA!.KUA SAUNA ,'.MASSAGE redwood added. 831-4852. Baok ,...,. drafting on •man MACHINISJS
6<'-'5!( wu. IRLri00L-GYM 8J>.:ltlr.o or <9>-4632-EXPERIENCED 4GG1 MacArthur Blvd. "' .. ~~:m. ~~~".'.':~ SERVICE Ol ~ECTdltY "' ""' --STENO -Beach "' ·~---""'~ Le Seton de Traitments Tr."1· S.rvlc9\ ' ' 6~ ~ in& knO"\\rj.!dge of dlmerr.
Chlld Care,
licensed
-• "' ~t Hwy N t ......... alonlng technique a1 ap. 6610 M ~j0~. 1 ' ~315i · ·-UNITED CALIFORNIA DENTAL ASST Front .leak ptlod to cutlnp and..,.. \\'eyaecep~·ll ~It cards TREE SERVICE All types -BANK -only M:uat have ·expe.r. al chlnlng db.wings: Shop -------==='====== ~Ins. Free tsun:,a~es 67 MatArttrut Blvd. recePt. In denial ottlcf:. experience desirable.
Pre School. scrvlnr So. Or· 6730 ") Newp;ort Beach. Calif. Beach area. 14 &-3 5 4 O Samples dealnrd.
A proaressive · mlmrlac:
turing oomprny, °"11.1' o-.
cellent ~'Orklrc concUtions
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ange C.O. 6:30 mn to 9:.J) Ha ullnt TREES, Hedge., tritn, C\11, (7141 540-4424 lam-9prn ..
pm 7 fayl wk. f\lb.P/time. -~·..:;'1'--.;....--1twnps.ott~ ~ed. SO Equal opportunity pnploytt DENTAL Aubtant • Ort!»-. Equal opportunity emplo'jfir
Aft. !!Chi . .Ra• n 2 ' up. AMBmous. col.lcge boy has >"'exp. l'ully ins. ~· ..J.....L BROILE R COOK. dontlc ottke, dental ...........
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I Add!Uons • Remodellna • cle~p. c.aJl anytime European 0-afllmanshlp
Fred H. Gerwlck. Lie. before 8 am or .ti.tr 3 pm. 100'1W fin! 642-1454 , · Th• f ive Crowns ~l * 549-211'0 49f..lm 1131 Newpon"·Biva .. C.M.. Reita"rent DENTA[...f'ront OHlce fot
1 -CARL'S Mov1na:. Hauling • ssn E. Pacil\C'"'Cout41wy. •w1y pracUCe. ~·'
Ce rpet (Inning '6JS · Clea:nup. 'h Ton P.U. Reu. BUSIEST tnNketpla~ O:ll'OM del Mar No ph. ca.llJ: Beach area.162-66T.1
P1AMOND ~rriet Cleaners . Frtt FAt. MM91B C'n!r ~~ tS • v • BOYS 10 • 14 , Di£SE[,
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3 aver. aln rooms $20. Remove trets, Jvy, tralh. ¥ow&. # ,., • 11 ft IJ1[1111UllC
661317. Free Ell. Crade, backhoe, 962-81'5 , 1 1 .) • 1..quna Btacb, So. .t..run-"""" 1
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jli ..._-. 7IOI J••• -· w-. JIGO SALi . AND TUDI _ SAL.I. ANO ,TUDI , SALi AND l'llADI SALi AHD TUDI . ULI AND ~ · • _ FREE TO )'QU ..... ...;,,. j ..
, la'WDIG ,._ .090• l'!>t. •-INN IOllQ ~ IOllO ..... ., ~-illO Ml...tloMiui · '. 8'" Mlwli.,otuo !If! Good -bt3 tcw. Po.I~ ~ :. """""""'
m ... --.. --Coed. Waru• .SlliGElt A lo Ila 6 ""~ N""' GAllDJm Troe !em. .,._ 1 wtol old, /llltt " l<>T he ----~--Produ•ji, PUBLIC ~OTICE' ' • old Nu -~~.~, ..,.. v.,. · .-tor: 'Wbocl 1 blick', · 1 calico -w r, ae,. • attr, -' ' -' • att&cb -POlt IRS DAT -·mod. 15T, • HP. I 197.J&I ' ·• Ull .............. lllbll. ':A,., .. •• k1l far ...,_ button bole•, Mothen l1lwl wtdl cbDdrw torwud. f't¥tnl, tltc 1tart. rnrn.rT..l live pldta, decorative .,.,;,., .Xf!C SHAMPOO Gtrl P/tlm• AR l tartcl Ntw Furniture r•turned from Mecl1I dlllpa etc. Gu.r. $31 CUh ~ a.wt. ~ Sl."·llJOMrattcb. ted. M50. MALE --~:~ PIGS, ~ •ton••· extra
A&tnC1 tor Caretr Gbtl m.t be~~ H ...... decoretor ce...celle,l•n• end clt1pley 1tui1U ... er bill paymenlJ!I. ~· made rlnp, mcldaoll • MM!'(C, cream a.· •'bite . artHicl&I pl&nta.-. abdls,
uow.o.utHwy.,N.B .. lfall'Fuhlool,'1W315 Sponhh&Modltorr-Pumltvro . . ._,.,-·opolt..,.Nn .,1,...._,..,, i..m,.~m · . ·· -4nt " -.,.w1.,u dU.
111 appolot. ~ t Pc l,4H ;tt'l edroom .. ae;r ... 049, now $111.00 -lcol bleo,.a-··-· w/"4jultab!Oc!unp /bold<r. F1iEE 1 rem&le ..,.i<1. 1 -,.,... 01· &lo ·-» , SO. CAUF. llt '"--Speoi1h C~tom 1ola w/metch9 lovo •M\, IMtl'\llllOftlt 1125 11,jade,etc.*>rtlleSJ'EC. u .... onoe, ITJO. IW1'1 wkoold.-blodt.2210 :1""..:.')1: 115. ~172'
SALESCUiHlER. ....... " .... n·o ..... IANK Chofco of ....... 1 ........... ,. $419.95 •ow'ru.oo .. SEAU'l'llUl., lllce new T IAL Jll<m!ER. 1--· Oranre Ave, .c.111 . =-=======•I
depeodlble for pt-tliM eves ,_ ....., Spe•l•h l)lnlft9 Hh -.. --·-------·-71.00 pleca drum IOt. bardly ""'1 <qUlp., _. " cul -15 COOKIE end Calldil v... ~ , 4123 ~
"wlmdl. -Gift Shop, Soll4 O.k b d Tobie• I Coffoo Table•--··· 11.00 c.ot ia. Stcrfflce 1275,; too1t !Dr the '"""""mo!. ·an dllW -.... · ...... .,.. , 'l'WINS. '"· . ..._ to ll20
Oranp County. A1iyort hu lnunedia~ openi111 fOr Tell Dec.r Tfft. lart'l ps, r.,.. 49.95 now __ ,, 11.00 Far dCt&Wa 531--lflS ·• :;-lr,y mUbW ~ X... than 11' )ll1cl: Sell~ old black ldttenai, hlbkn, • SEALPOINT SIAMESE
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SALES: Hotle.ry A hand lft5I\ l Rooms of 6or9tou1 Spe11i1h furniture. pr ... a~ 11a cu TUe•IJPthru Sa NiWHUP'P"¥..a&" wpitAN•s ~ 1
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ba&;s. Mature WQmen 2.\-SS, 1111 eatr: (wa1 r•91 $12951 S.criftael $4JS. ..... ~-~ 1M1 c-!i ~ OR. ODU.$ BicYCLE SPY WANT Good lto!Dt Jor ~~ ~~~-5;:b."i';:.' -,_.... ,_ R D FURNITURE . ~~ : ::f.,ANS FIVE .. GENS " ' DER MODEL. llO. • • f<male Gmnul Shep..... ~· ' 1111
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY 1144 .... ,... ...... (•I Horlow) .CM!• Mtg Only • v...---LAPIDARY SUPPLY ,twm ~. ~"'"'·-· -..,,11e. SIU<J:'t.""' , ••• 14~
*SALES CARE IR * lJllll S. ll·Camll>o RW l vory.Nr,ht '111 9-Wod., lot. & Sun. '111'6 • 'll>omu Orpm Rnr of Coilep l'ftlor ;PRO\llNCIAL -cfub 11>-!llO ' '123 AKC, cham·p, Ifock·'
EXEClTI'IVE. StarfuW....,. s.n a.me11~. Cali!. LL · ! ~ -• Jbmh.a. P1aDDI Shopplnc ~ chair $.15. Oean. Wroa.sbt FOUND 4113/70. a week Adorable, sbota. ~ •
plus comm. F1nt ,_ _.. W... Beto-~) JOI$ & IMl'l.OYMI NT • .I • l e Kqhler " Canl)boll 21511 Harbor BM!., U·A """ ..... 10t. S P<T I<-· -·~kitten in 1------"'-"'-
, 1np of SU,...,.plus -· Fumlluro 8000 COAST MUSIC "°'" Mou * 519-l039 IT.!G. m.-R>publlc -; 111 ua * SPl'inrel" Spa""1 1
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. J yr trahdJW procrmn by E'qoa1 opporuanl~ emp&oyer Schn•lnttrvctte. "7f00 --NEWPORT It HAJt80R VW BUS CAMftNG Carpet layer bu Hi Lo Verde. ~ 4/23 pie .. AKC n(ktl!red.
centucy old nationll co. Ba. D f.c.ftr 8 o .... t N9W BEING tran&ferred, muat a.ta Mna * 6U.2151 EQUIPMENT nylou St.Ill )'d. Sbap 9 Mo. Old Dobmnan. Good . Call fTS..j081. ~ or Alea ~ ONE Sa1t6 &om c., .. , Wtth' The I aeU eon,,. bearoom autte, e>Pen 1M Fri 1.M SUn w All ln OM unit • 2 burner frQni u.rio bp' + m:-1-:rit.. w/cJill4rt.q.;. '~1)'' .e,v.e D '. WlUTE TQ;v, -l'oodle Sbad
btlpful.Notravel/Jlamt.op. )'OUr own bomt, e.q,er, · peJd $1300. wUl take~· . . . 1tovewtthb!Jpropanttanlc, 90cper)'Ud.84T-1519 tem'peftd, Cf2-01s·o aft ·semce, AXC. ·· ·
portun1t1es. alarJ ...._ ""'21S9, S.1!1 IHillllrP SOanlob velvet aoi. • PIANO Rl~ALS 50 ....... Icebox, wator .IA[i&.BAY.<J':Ui c. .4123 14TcTl1'1 •
' TED Al...EXUIDER . AM. Only. IUIU.lnt.J low.eat, ~.PK!. wUl take .New ud JJ.ted ID'tlf;, place to. hana MetftMrtftt; Fer Saa. Need ltm.ble home fer very GOLDEN Blutt Coe ker
•• 8l>45Ci Del 2tT TRACER Lathe opel'JlOI' t Sm. OnmriOde Ir end tabi. All moniei pUI apply to pur· dott. • can mab into bed • R•aa. Call • •7Mm lovable ~nate white s,..zilel Pups, female IS wkl
•:·An eqUI ~ moa to one yn exp. Jittrier-A natlp'a1 fDr yow:rc ~ l175. Wuhn' dr)ier, re:fr!&., chue. -unit can bt mowd eulJ.Y. lllten.. 5'1!10'1 lfttDilb.hlue $30. Call 8'7-5625.
• .,....,.. 111/F nd. Call Mr. Lewta M>2814 Who ,..., ........,,, "'""' dinette • lamp1. c.lar TV, GOULD MUSIC Ptlce fl', can IC.«l9T ll' TRIMARAN Sa ilbu t •• ,.L 5'UllJ. , ., / ~S 'ncket qent'P .Air fftoilht' ~ over $500 will take -LADl!:S D1amond Di plans, Reuonable. . -COLLIE fl monthl AKC Vt/y JClD to $3,000. No Wei exp .• ·• • TELLD. Stibon •• ~llt! ~ im. SM-2549 2)45 N. Main, s._A. 511.(1681 Rl& ltt with 1% nb:.~ 5'14311 PUREBltED St. Bernard, =.tty, 1lHda home with
needed to take orden • . Uonl! J.tamp·o;r-ttavel .,eat? 'IWIN bed bouprlrw A: rnat-We are· haTirrr'• center diamond, 3 diamondJ WHITE &lmllne wnet1an smooth male: "8 Mqnolia, =~· _4'""212-~----
.cover lead.I fOt world' a Pol!Hon availible for pd· We'll USU\. YO!U fer theae tre'IA, s:», roU&way·-bed $15, Wh le of: S... . %i brat Oil uc.h aide. blinds, like new, !S widtbl, C.M. · .C/2! GERMAN Sbort bair Pointer
futett aeumr bCmo ex· .onable, well~ )'(IUDI and more1 day ot nil!!. We tlOfa bed $15. 49'-1273. • -a Biilllult cut. Sac r.if·I ee ! P-:JS. 673-1736. , • 2 PUPPIES, 8 wks old, 1 pup, AKC. Ha abotl:, fl'$.
er c I• er. It aelll like lacty with pl~ ptnonal-IQClude placement auiat-NEW 8 ft llOfa le: 5 ft. Jave y:; .!:i: 0:: ~! JtepJy lo Box P360. D&llY LUCE Ql!W portable ere~ fll~e 'b!k l wht. 1 male Call 64M753 ' .
badaftU,. in bunchra, far tty and the abih~ to work a.nee l 3 ··--· -·· Ir! WARD'S ... "WIN STUDIO Pilot Mater 3 ......... butbclird blk. ~after 5 4/24 GERM. Shepherd N•pt, AKC •"n" 50 -lb lOO" fi.ban-~n with the publlc Ttlle:i • &eA • ..,,ftru on ._., s p ~ , ~" ., .. -· 1 W1 • • pattem: Orlen~ teak fram-1819 Newport, C.M. &C-l4M ROCK HOUNDS.FREI type, $15. 67S--l136. · . 3· cun; kittens to good Wormed A shots: $50 A Up clJll. caD: 191'-i. betfteb ~nee dnirtd but not Eat. 21 )'l'I. Approved fOr i S500 &tf.5983 Ope E NI STA b home, 6 wks old, 1 &:raY 337 Mqnolia, CM .6U-131G 12 6 1 p.m. mandatory, Vttlnnl ~ illltltation ng, • -~ te ~ unit Ir tumbler. UFFER. ta le, portable 2 It. brown. 962-21!9 4/24 GERMAN Shepherd obedJ.
S.lLE8 under~ federally tn.ured 8' SOFA a. Lowteat. ooUtt le: moon Complne new rock ahop. aaunaw;:-~~ 3 ·~EAOTIJ'UL Id-lt" e--•--:.,~-~c-u.-. . . Xlnt workfrW eonditions and 81\ldr:nt 1aan le end tbll, Ima u: bdrm Come in ii: rest.ter fir draw-==~:.;"':..;~;.;;.---.... . ...... ~ --........ .,.. rocJP ~:m b~lla: ultL ~ ~ beneflts. P1eue call --~,iroeram. set, lamp1 6' chrs. HAMMOND Stelnway, Yam-lne-O.-nTda)'llOan>611Ql. llAND Painted on portra1t ot male &: female. ~· neb:. MJ.0739 at 546-099.
' per cumm upbumn. " Mn. Nactl for appt cnt) Al II School ~I ~ 6*-4332. aha. New. .. uM'.I planos ot. 8W1 Bolaa Aw. )'filCl or )'OU?' dilldrtn from • 49M15I 4124 AKC Coll.le Puppin, $50 ea.
·=at home paztie•, 642-471.t · ' "' 1 Pacific COUCH $25. Wood "Patio moat ~ Bat ~Jn Midway City • -~49TO pbplacrapb. 646-3629 FREE -Bladt, bluwyed J Ye old fem. Collie. maU
-" time. No inveit'mt.. 610 E. 17th, Santa Anl furniture ns. King size So. Calif. at Scbmldt Mu.Uc MOVING, Ho u aehold 1919 't'OYOI'A Corolla Sta., ~eae kittens. I~ old, o&r. 962-1097 aJt 6 ..
'.Citb 11 yra A u,1>, call Heidi -GLENDALE--SQ..65" headboard $15. 675-'380 C.o. 1007 N. ll"ln,--Suta Ana tumlU1na:• inc, alrrmlt,new Wp., like new. 19S9 Honda trained. 666-9118 4/23 AKC Airedale ~pa. Burz1ar
l!Wen. ,..-w1c. doyt. FEOERAC SAVINGS IT'S YOUR MOVE Antique L.,,. Seot w-dinette oe! 90, l!llt new. 116&-41116,aiterc rliEE Kltt•ruo, cuto mark-Alum w11Avo. ,...,_, 1 W.ES • Married men for Excellt:nt r.ondition. 613-H YAMAHA 5' 1 Gn;Dd PlJno. w/I chairs &: 2 extra EARLY American Couch in1 a. Ple·a1e '"call wll, shotl. 63&-SlM
·-• Fullor --• Xlnt11.l ~~ •. -•.'tall. Call boafdi, mflc, .'lf Ctdar $!$. Power -!»· ei<u 842-2l1'1 ·. 4123 BASSET PUPS . ' ·_.:Good ·-" 1833NEWPORT BLVD, AIRLINE & TRAVEL -,,....., Pla,,.,C.M.a!ter4.,..,,.. rua&ndpadll5-.....00. GERMAN Shepherd/part AKc.1flweelm,""'"1T
bonus. Fof info. mll Mr. t---' ~~ly ,__ Offiu Furniture 1110 4 Kitchen dlain <metal • Collie pUps. 7 wkl.. old. --~-----
Hallman Kl 6-63.19 ..,.. ..... .,,.............. emp..,.,,.,. • Te1evl1len l205 .fntne w/white plastic pad-54-0801 ·· 4123' R
••• N ---Eatab FUller TWO GIRLS' 1 flll1 -fer INDUSTRY CAREERS USED oteel -139.so • COLO TV' dad baolm ......... IS. 50 Mite. Wontod 1611 ·2 Ort• kittens 1 ..... 1 ' ' ead ~ -..-• circulation dept, 1 part ttme P<Mlture chain $12.50 • up R s Repoue..ed. feet clrldaln wire fenctnc . ' • ·~th route, $12S a wt. Sor accf&/adv. dept, Be e U.ct26 4 draweflllhe Take ·owr -pa)lmeab, 5 to (S' wkle; l'" mesh) $5.00. LADIES. Cirll olotblnr tabby w/wblte boots.
•fD&l'ln!Hd to start. Call ab&e-to ~ 40 wpm, zd. e OPER.A'l'10NS AGENT cablneia e Uad"wOod itnkl choolt .from . .J;uy 9z'edit. 60-lU. wanted "Sor . oomtinment 548-7232 4/23 Th :::.ti ::..~~..:~.B':""' ::v=s M~ .... ...=.~b>c. =::~,~ ~~'!:"r!n(.:: =-.:.~.= ~~i.:."..::: e
.. TOTAL LOOK SALES e USED cu lot man, morn-e AIR FREIGHT-CARGO Collta MeM * fd-M50 ~ Can)"Ol'l Rd, L.B. aaphlres $300,. m:oo a 1tt dul l(Oll/JJ.tJoo .. ~t 546-M21 . 4123
Our Fa1hh»'i CoftlQltanta tlft! inp. After' 1D am. Marcut •COMMUNICATIONS _ B &: J eotJN'Q,lY At1C')'JON '70 Sylva.niaCoklr TV walnut .*1lltalre weddinl rtnc 1et. 5M-8S11 rt am-5 pm. CUTE Baby bunny to ·a l'QOd.
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Al LY the moat succelltul ln tbe Moton, 2>26 Harbor Blvd. •TRAVEL AGENT 838 E.t.ht St., s.A.. tbl model ·$295. O a~• white aoJd $15t·IC-3284 U~ Kardex file A trays, home. Aak for Shatt!. 11 :u81Jw!sa, ''"; earnh:.~ C.M. , NowOpe~~,Pubtic'ior 64J-CT4.'evt1534-7678.., HEARING ·Aid (Otlcon) ireuonable. &U-1962 aJt 6 5'3-9832 . ,,·4124 :no$1L~ fW.ly USEOcaraalesman.AfterlO Atrllne Sehoelt Paciflc D~~ai:·~,:" ~wk.I« COMBO. 21·~ color TV , Brand new, ued 6 wlu, ·pm FREE Hone fertilizer, )'Oil ' ~ "' haft flln. Sales am., Marcua Moten, :ma 610 E. 17th, Sent• Ana ·let a.le priced ndlo/ateno. had IDfl'tl')' 1: can't UM. BulWlnt "-terl•I• 1760 haul mu Cypreu, Santa .
(oardinated, fublon from HarborBlWl.,C.M. 543o65t6 qU Call8.f2..5834 Pakl PIO'. Sell S100. -, Ana 4124 PILOT
hlad to toe. Join tht win-WAll'RES.SES -Full or put Cotta .. Art Shoppe , . -stl-2994. USED doon $3 &: 15. Louvft SMALL Childs Fort on stilts. ·
nlri, call FASHION MIR-time. Reri. Apply Benton'• Art ie-m., land Ir 8e&ICl.p-Gara .. S.19 I022 T•pe Recortlflrt. mo CARPET Lett from Comm'L t wtndow $3. A 1 u ml q P. m ' You ha!Jl,. 96U4t6 4/24: . .-
!(QI\. week days. 5'&-94S1 Coflee ~p. 133 s. Cout ea, •l&ns • truck Jettt:J:inr. AKAl Stereo tape recorder conttactl. $1.5111, $2.88, •bar ac:reem $2. 61J..l?36. · 'C'OT.E IJtqe black puppjes. '
SALES &: Inventory Derk H"7 .• Laeuna Bch Emma Blanki.mhlp A Joyce REFRJG, ~. Pl stDve $10, 2 ext. apmken 6 2 mike• $3.99 sq. yd. Draku Carpet • 8 ~ oJd 545-W97 4124
fer -bardwarc dept • ' WAITRESS..., 21, -Slsltr. 690 W, 19th (Al.~.. IIl·Fi $10, Room Divider 16. Prol. type. 1100. or trade ~1206 Beach Blvd., H.B. FREE·. TO YOU ., .IO'M'ENS v;.... .. colon ID • ORANGE ~ Compan.y. Call Shltt,CaDMO-Dlbetwn ll mona)W.1~or836-MSS. ~kni~~';014~1tlf· tor.CBndioaet49'J-7S54 m-m4 . ··JOOd~.Bf.2.6891 .f.123 5*-m am & 9 pm MODELS WORKSHOP .m-.: 1: .... ,. c • 25 CU Ft tide by 11de · , . 833-4510. S I Good l500 We1ttnc. n:ftia:/fnr, l~ yr FREE to a:ood home, 2·Uttim: 2 ctrrE G\dnea Pigg., 1 male S.C~•ry $500 1 WAl'I'RE&!ES, exp'd, Split Be up to date with the latell GARAGE SALE ~~f 1 old wht $3T5 1 u........ loY. cute mixed puppies, &: 1 bQy. 545--3459 4/23
tap akilll, SH • typing, thltt, 1262 PallMdet Rd. modellne techniques. Bnmb r....., · .,_ • ' • • • • .._._vox 90me terrier (small broad)
' G•I FrlUy $05 S.A. , *THE DERBY* up clUMll mw btinc form.-z~t. 29'.lC ~ 10' pincby $75. Wet ,stereo/radio tape combo. ,IOtne cocker (med. l.ftred): .ADORABLE kittens, S wkl.
I.nlt!rfttinc diversified job. ed. Gwen'• Moddinc Studkl · OOlta: ¥.eu. ...,~aJ = $10G. 9G-235I · vatt. cokn. 836 -449~: old, ~'ff.Md. S4MM2 4124
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-SllRYICE CENTER exp to do -" ,....., MIRCHANDISE FOR Afopllo.... _ fllO . i:o 2 ~";,;.,; ""'-$llO. Worth FUE 3 month old blodt many ..,,. In a-. I ~· 1mpa.,1nem AeencY in Hskpr. Honest" depe~ SALE AND TRADE ~~·-· .... . ma le p Oo dl• pv.ppy, ""' ftnd in tbt C e nffied ea 1ng !411.-Centtt Dr., NB dable. "'11. Live in "' wt SO. COAST FAMILY"""'"""'"• New. ......-. Call all I "'· Ads. Cbocl< thmu ri! . .
'"''" "" By appt. 61M9!1 518-<652 Fumltvro IOOO *. AUCTION * port-8ftcb Tennis dub. !450. -.. I pm 96Mit21 4123 ,BUSJESr ...........,. In
SjcilETARY IPrlvot1) w~ Exp'd Hond a KIRIY tll 52M222. ' WABLE°"""'"' mlx. 5 .._ Tho DAILY PILOO M. k I ~~:~~",!of ... ~nt· meoha.nl~,Mut.hawown D~SH=-~ .. ~tt.:b bucrMltTD'al:demomo-FRIDAY 7:30P.M. A::UbleSf~ D r af tlnt 1~·~hlhombrkn._!r&a:lov• 0 'ntfltio:I eectkm. Sa ve ar· etpace
t. ,_,. .... te • euu;;11: tooh. 64M343 ' dell at new '70 Kirb7 Ous-APRIL 24th ...,.,. ·~• •"""' e "''"' • moner. ttme ._ eftort. Look • · ' 'handling corttspondmce · CW'Yed .Jnd~ rever1lble 641-nlA ewninet ins family, 897--MSO · 4/23 llDWil l ~ -"' ""'"-YOUNG LADIES .......... eood COO<llt!on ISO. !cT. 2!!% ~ !)ct. wum't -m ""• Dlvam, 0.. ~·-"'=======:_:.========-!
Soma typing l SH req'd. $500 over the qe Qt 18, H.S. p-ad, double bed with Waln)rt Call 536-7521: 222 ntth Street, caalonal chain, Db:tressed
mio. 'Apply in pel'IOl\: attractive and neat in ap. bookcue headboard, New HunUrwton Beach. maple table A: 6 chain, Din.
%.D. PRODUCTS pqrance; ll7CMJaresetki.QI ~Red tine mat· LADY ~nmott anto. ettes,Mattrean,Crtdenzas, :mo Pullman, o:.ta Mn&. a career, ft may have a treu I:: box sprinp:, (tall wuhtr. xlnt' cond. $40. GE Hutches., Lamps, Pictures. ~opportunity employa =~!::"1im;iW: =: = aood condition :~~.00~~. l~~:c!; ~arpo::·!:';.~ WANT AD ORDER BLANK ··
S9cy L .... $550 tion, involved in oomrnunl. BRAND NEW 541)..8672 pie color TV, Mans diamond
, , FEE NEGO caUoN, education, public , 3 ROOM OROUP ring appraited at $1800, '551 --:-::::=:=-:::::::::::;-:-:-::::;:;:-:;:::::::-::::'.::°"'"'.::'::---:-----------
l!,blt bents ind. ntuement ; ....... Hon.-.... $297 K:..~~~R:,.,~::.ina:: :"::~=~~ 5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE UN~O AD ws THAN .3 UNES
plan.JOtAh>SO' r N.,..BE&S ... T jobs. We have jult moved into mw SeUs regular $529 d!tlon $50. 2031 Balearic Dr, detka, U'~ouse trail;, '63 1----T---T----r----r-...:.-.... -.,-:_T-· ·;:,· ,;,·_..;_..,..,:; .. ::_::_.:;.:.::::._.I
. facllitin in Lona: Beach and We .... ....., our own tra-"a CM 54g...Do I 2 Employtnent AaeDCY have several openiltp for V --;-·..-DI con "' .. ,;=;::,.:;::;;=.,=,,.-=..,.--Cotvair, Late ruodel refrl&· 4 1 11 22DT"So. Main, Santa Ana thole y,11o meet our quaWi. •n • scovnt Furn. FRIGIDAIRE Washer. era.ton. Fwttztr, Stave1,1----·1----·1----·1----;1----·l-_:T!!lll~U!_J_..'!TI!!ll~U'!._~·1~!!TI,!!ll!!U!_.l-_!TI!!!ll~D!!.,_j ;a:, w Kaid&, Anaheim cations 411 W. 4th St, S.A. 547-2412 rttently rebuilt, top ~ Matched aet wuhen and
546-MlD' er 82J..1Dl We offe~ a company trainina Open Daily lo.8 * Sat 10-6 dltion. ~ 6 MUCH MORE! 1----·1----·1----·1----+:---·l~-----l----=--11-_:_-:__1_.:.-:..._1 ~~<:~~~~; = ~ :::.:: 4 PC~: sEr :ED A;:....;:~: WJNors AUCTION .... so $6.IO $10.65 $15.90
~available at·Seeul'-witbadvaDCt'l'OtntintDman. Contemporary walnut queen JllAfVltted. Dunla•'s l!lS COME BROWSE AROUND $510
Pad& Natlozal Bank, agement. aiz.e bed <headboard frame Newport, C.M, 548-7188 20'15% Newport Blvd. 1----·l-----l----·l----·l----·l--=':.:..::_1 $1.21 $13.10 $20.10
~ lAgima brulcb fer per. SAL.ARY $6500. ~yr. & tootboard), triple '<treuer G.E. Refrlg., .'6S: I ar1e Behind Tony'• Bid& Mat'lt $6 00 ~,9,76 ,oft with Ales ability, per-For ~Nil interview with mirror, bureau and nlte model Like new! White, Collla Mesa * 6f6.868G l-:-""."'.'.""".'.:L..=---'."':"':L..':"'----'::---.J...---.l...=::;· :..,...J,..,;.:.::.,:._..!.;..:;$;.:15
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...an1y&nd.l;yptnfokllls. c 4~24°' •!and.Allw!U.fonnicafDpe. fro•t-ftto.l!l5.84Ulll3 OPENDAILY 9 1D 4 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0 ' ~at 300.J s. Cout Hwy, School1-lnlfrudlon 7600 $125. Call 545-«162 afters or w ESTIN G HOUSE Auto. I.!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-~ I · TO p1au11 con ~ Lqunl.. &:mC. anytime weekends. Washer, good cond., SSO. ASSORTED text books Jor ~ oppty, emplo)oer MIF TENNIS CLASSES HOUSEFUL Of new model 646-$41 efts. or SAt/SUn. ;ai~t!~~~ ~~
Secy/L .... Tmtre $411 Children & Adults home furniture. Rec. S613. GE Refrig., dbl: door, IMill· Dictation, Diamond Jubilee
f;xcitiJWopty lrO start in lepl e Tennis can be a means of now S197. 894-4C17 or defrost., 14 cu ln. $85. Mile. Series, $2.50 wttranscrlpt
~ Very ~ law goodbMltbl::a.~ol 637-6200 item1, 644-6428 book . E11entia ls of
ofcS., good bent.I. Call ~ ~uure that will last a ANTIQUE F\Jrnltutt • incl. WESTINGHOUSE apartment Healthier LI v I t1 I (Schif·
F.Uabeth, 557-6122. Abipil lifetime. Queen Anne tbla, etc. 3030 size re:friprator, exctllent fut1) $1, Clvilb:atkm Put
Abbot ~l Agency, 230 _ So. Otlw, S.A. 549--2618 oondition $25. 642-0084 I: Present cw a 11 bank ,
W. Warner, SUlte 211, Santa • 2 Private club pt0fes1K>~ ::====c-:==:;:,=:.:.._::;:=:=;;""',:="== Tayklr, B&llkey) Volume• 1
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Tqklrc.-Mt.Jl'rice.f1S..11'l the peraoaal atttention.of We •r• the ult1 outlet for the PEMOO »pl, .Aquarium • _ ___. ..... •.u• both Pl"08 + be.II tbroMng natMln'1 ler-1t furniture ...nt•I co. w/fllter, aerator, beater, -.....-•ry "' ...... rnach.lneJ, inltant repll.y •-Good typlrw I: S/H lkilla, ont TV A: eftf)' modem team. thermometf'r, ex Ir a lllbtl, atrl office 1-cb area. Call ire melhod avail Col!lplete 10 pc walnut BR set including box live planlJ:, de co rat Ive
~. w~Penormel • spnngs, mattress & lamps. Wa s $350 ..•. volcanic stones, extra
A.pncy, 20'3 WtSlcliff Dr., e Thi• can be the creatnt now only $119. a.rliflcat plants. sea sbella,
N.B. MS-mo gilt thatyoucanatve)IOUr. 11.1assive 9 drawer Spanish dresser &..m ir· &: colored pvel. l3 dlf·
SECRETARY P I nme To ltf:it er )"OUl' child. Don't ror. 1 nita stand, 1 headboard. Was $225. ferent kinds of fish -22 fish, ·
tAM De•eloper, N.8. J>\11 It oU! now onlY $9'. =) ffS, 842-lm (eve,...
u-35. Call ....-. Complete S piece Spanish Bedroom set In e ClUR t J11i te cl b DANISH Modem, 9% n. sec--SERVICE Station llLand H. ~ va u • antique green. \Vas $300 •... now Wily $149. t:Sonal, Beltt couch with
$Unman. Yourc. ap'd. "" · rttm T. c. Pool Complete 7 piece Spanish Llving room set, curved end, r ~ v e r 11 bl e
Uablre. Apply ill penor\ IA-le Sauna. 81 sofa & love seat, artistic wood arms, 3 cµshlons. rood condition S!O. = .::.'.' ~~ :; e Call •13-7462 er 561i1183. tables, 2 lamps. Was ~25 ... now only SIP. double bed w!U. Walnut
liai .. Nona. 18 .,. ,.. --.~ Complete 7 pc. Spanish living room set, 8' =r ~"";,:! :~
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Wiiehw Mw•r hahlrtl Wftllb' ~ At last! Xlnt used Re!rigeratora from $75 165-. 833-1350.
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DI L DIRECT .. _ on.r $:!0 '6S OWENS !O' Cabin ot,mplc Qua ' • NOW ON DIJPLAY • Sl'AClll c throushout or. A • • • 64,•5671 • s 11JY l'oodltl: weu.-, crw..r. Sell or trd. WW &i·~~oie" · 12, 11, :ro, 14 • :ro f11<1to ,,.. °""""
WESTMINSTER & NOR]'H COUNTY DIAL 'FREE 540-1220 ;'°:;s.2~a1t"i =· m n~ m.7433 Pacillcai!:'S:.um-15111 ~'t:~eo.ta~ •:.,ER~CE..;.~.--
l{unllnt"" llMdi: 540-1220 · L-.... h: .,...._. ,.,. IO'~Gtau ... rWood BOAT SALEI llblockEutot-m.d. Wo bavo ..., "' .-1e
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)<"• • st"IJ~o: i!'t. bJ~ . SKIFFS ... , • , , ••• $15 to $60 * RARE OPPORTUNrl'Y * ~JO. MICRA INC cs >JS 5CIO GC Hours-Reguletiona-O•edlines .cllboots 9010 12 rr. SAIL .......... mo MobU• nvtna •• ,.. 11eac11. * . . * _
1 TEACUP Pupi. Tinj 2 lb. -NEW'''CAT" TRAILER '100 Limlted m. of ~pacts Jn basket chopper _..,, • ~''"''
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., "'"'1e•~!;~Hl ... DAl .. LTrttPILOT Ill• 11...,~ fer...,.,. ...i, .. -. DISLIKE THESE! 280'J Newpt. Bl N9 IT5-H:ID MODELS ON DISPLAY Olillta Mesa .... Newport cam, •fl&'. work. Very tut , .. :i i.
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........ IUO dtpntdatSon, altp total. SAILIOAT CAL·20 Hunttncton Beach 5.16-™3 Costa Mesa • Newport · · .:• .. !" lllAOUNI POii COP't AllD IQLL11 ... P.M. "" My -............. .._ _ d..,,,,,., -,._, oto. No. 51S. x...._ 6"-lli6. JOMICRA !no. -'67 Yuoaha ,:!OMX, bo'"4
fwM......,Mttt... ........ llN .. a......r, llMM. BAY Gelilnc. put quarttr. PREFER THESE! Grttnleaf Park • in ldult 2 llePf-'69 ~-~ -i.
3 $275 s· l ft' d ·e Low COit no WORK I: Spied Ski loah 9030 FAMILY PARK • Rtaency pvt. club hl&h on a blutt bike tn.iltt, $125. 615,4613, 1~:'
YOU MUST .NAVI' ICILt~NUMent -.. kllfl!'t·•' ...... _ .... k ......t.. ~ ' p r 1 ' CAREFREE• SAILJNG1 1965 20d5 2 BR.. famil.y Obll "m.l.le from the Pad.tic. '69 KAWASAKI 350 cdf !Pt no!~
M IUf9 ,. ..... • ,...,. ., tM kltl 11•Mr ,._. ,.. ~ ,.... M telcw • . cat 25 little u $14 ~· 411 16' Ski boat. Tr.,iltr. Eleclrlc room. Wood burnina: frple, Modern llvir\i In Amtrica'1 42 bp. 9 mot old. $6.2S. lilll •\;·
............... fll ,_.. .,._ ' fRANSPOlt.TATION 1'?y Our Club Pian $BSO . !•rse screened porch. Awn-fine.&t roobUe home1. new. 54S-9T1J , ... .
1---------1-NEWPORT SAILING CLUB mot«, u new. _1np & land.sCl,pin&. Located MODELS 9N DISPLAY 350 Honda. Scramble!'. NW •t .. .. ,,.,,..,.,.ll,.....teklllw~•R1WMfhltMe•1••......,,._ .. ~ lo I & y--•to -t ~noo e ~ in beautlfUl 1mor-tree .11~ Wlilttler Ave. e....ine Xlnt eond. $.'I» ~~ .. . ·Mt,..,..,_ te ft•~,-... Ma...,...,., ........ -· I I _,. SMAIL La.pltrUe 15' tnbrd Cap11trano Beath. By Coata Mesa 642-1350 .,.. • 1
-25' SHOCK 5'oap .. HUJlll'Y Lyman. Trlr Ir: new cover, Owner. '114: 493-1128 Take Harbor Blvd to 19th Beat offer! ~ •• : c'":"
DIMfoA.LINI Ml . .,. lttkttr ..... fll .... _.. .., Md er It.., -ti...,.,,._, SCRA' M•L.EJS 'ftstr." Top 'f'roJ)h.y win-$500 or o~. M&-1689. VIEW or Ha>' " bea.utliUl St. then 'A'fst to Whittier ·62 Harley dirt bift, lllCe ~,...,
NO .............. . ner. lZI coekpit C&n Uetp SKI BOAT _ GLASS Lido Pvk. Funtiabed, ca-Ave. $100 or but Offer. ctlS -
ANSWERS , 4.FullyequJp:SRPoutbrd. 50 HP Evinrude, w/traUet barla, deck, lnuned. posses. Jomlera Inc. 64&-.4644. ·~ i·l.
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Bottle -Album-Opium-... , Sllp Moorlnt 90'4 HOMI BROKERS V<tras! Beaut. ""ult park. · . ,., 1-.;.
Notify-PAlNT CHAMPION SLOOP-31' 12362 Beach Blvd., G.G. $14,900. Sell or .trade for '54 Harle1 Drvidton 45 f?1 -''.r. ;
Old·tlmer'1 lament: "\Vo-fibefilu, 1Jeeps 4, enclosed SUPS avaU. Jor narrow e 63fMl921 • unall OOU. or duplex, in, buktt. chrome ~ ••. ,.
men today .a.in't what thty head, plley. OB.·. Below bMm uilboa.tt, •under a ft. HIMltifttton leoch At• Owner anxiou11. 1J Terra.et. tront end. M6-J9T7 .,.,1•• :
used to•PAINT." mkt price $1896. Must sell. beam. Rhodel, Fe&ther, Move In Now· Lido Trailer Prk. NB. can '65 Honda 300, "Drt:am;'' ; .. ,. •
., 19: .ffloMPSON Ll.p Strake Owner ~. S&btr, 1.32, EricQ:m, PCC. 12x56 Expando 1969 675---0250 or 548--0827 Good cond. $Zi0. Call aft if'-" • . l
Cabin, altepa: 2, 0 •pt h UDO 14 No. 11~ Xlnt cond. etC. Bllf. kt pt , most 20x&J 3 Bdrm Offer· I========= 5PM 673-75n. k. .J• '
finder, 1lulh toilet, 2·12 gal Dacron -.ils, Trtr. $ll!IO. "dellrable docb ln Newport 20x43 2 Br, pet 1969 8icycl•1 9215 ,69 Ka~ Ma.ch m, U· ) .:r
1u tankl, tandem trailer, Xtru. 147-1'631 aft 6. Harbor.~ Mx57 Rancho Del Rey Pot --""--------I ••tly 1•~ new, low mil' eo, ~ •. ,. ""·-NEW HUFFY 24" WOMAN'S .. M\11 no mo•. $750 or take over JJ' CR.EIGOR Yawl, Moorin& John B. nu15•1eY 673-8711 su.3839 A.M.S. OR GIRLS BICYCLE, gpy. $750. MU897 aft 6 pm. ,. , !·
.$M.06 Ptt' mo/96tr-J.M:a. incl; llHpt 6. ~ncl htad. TRADE 22' slip Bal Isl for 1'1US'r Sell! Spertdlna clean DER 1'10DEL. $40. HOOAKA flberrlua T·T ™* r',~··
Annual .... Sale Call 646-1357 eves. oceu. wlmd UH of boat. l!kx40 ln quiet C.Pit Parle. 642-1724. EVENINGS. Sell for S:iO a:nd •tock tank .
Sat £: SUn, April 25 A: 26 at 16' Chrysler Sailboat 6 Wiii ma.Int. Clean pwr boat New awni,.a:. $3350, 646-3557 A: seat. 557-~ '•1 •,.
Sea Scout Base, l9l1 W. 1niler. x.lnt condition. Pilake only. 673-7475 eves &: THE SUN ·-~R ·~s on Mini Biko• 9275 '•4 •,..·
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1969
BONNEVILLE
$1625.00
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in1 powtr brake1, power wlndow.s, factory
air' conditioning, white ~·all tires, vinyl top,
tlnttd a;lus, powtr door lock.s. remote d~k
lid release. Brand new. Serlal No. 2623399C·
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350 V-8, radio, heattr, power ateerlni,
power brakes, power wind.OWi, whlt•
wall tires, vinyl top, tinted alaas, cua•
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I IT SPORTATION I TRANSPORTATION 'TRANSPORTATION 'TRANSPORTATION ITllANSPORTATIC5N I TRANSPO RTAt!ON 'TR ANSPORTATI ON I
-NtwCan -NoWCan -NowC.n '9800 -C.n 9800 -c.,. --c... · 9800 -~ .. • 9800 -C•rt 9100 ...........................................................................
''SPECIALI-ZING IN UALITY''
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PRISTIOI CARS AT A SPRING PAINT -UP.
CLEAN-UP SALE! THIS IS IT!
SINSIBU PRICll
We are In the mlcl$t of repaintilHJ and modemizing our en•
tire dealenhlp, and we regret any Inconvenience it might
cause our customers. So when you come in this wffk • • •
LAST OF THE '69's·
'67 JAGUAR 2 + 2 C:OUl'I
• speed; riu:Uo. h~ter, chr'mi\e wire ~els.
1 owner. 25,500 miles. Very hard to find model.
CXRUo.13)
''8 THUNDlllllD LANDAU
Full power, factory air, only 14,700 local1y
driven miles. SOtd .l Serviced ~ly.
,.(V'JY9411) . . . I 'M RIVIUA
.Automatic, T8dlo, heattt, JIOWf!r, factory air :
cdndJ.tionlng, mq wbeeJs. buckei seat&. etc. Showa
;CJUts~g care. fWXK448l
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Y8,'autofnatic. radio, heft.er, poWi!:r
steering, factory ait. loCa.u,Y owned and
-driven car. CUJB912} ·
'H ·c:HRYSLll TOWN I< C:OUNTRY
s3995
$2895
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THE EXTRA DISCOUNTS ARE ON US !
Ask for them! You'll see we mean business. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
~:-.:D · -1970., BU-ICK . .
2 DOOR COUl'E . ' .
AulorMlii:' transminion, coni: .. lad radio antenna , fibre.·glas be~ed
ti~s; padded dash, saal belts, back-up •lites, dual speed eleclric
wipers. 433270Z600154.
. . THISE C:ARS MUST 1.E CLlcARED . THIS WEEK
TERRIFIC DISC,OUNTS
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'69 LE SABRE ' '69 ELECTRA 225
Cu•IO<!'I CP9. $1\ow._.. l'ftl>. 'Vlr!IHlll't' -ery po1111J1r a«~orv 11v•ll•ble. ExK, cir
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Cll:'lle<tt c~. OVffll!r. "''°"'! cii" ~ull pOW4r incl l1dorv 11r t~!llon.frltr, .,.ll'IYI• roo_I, etc. Extc. Cir 1trllcl # (4MJ79H!t313'1
'69 · WILDCAT NEW '69 OPEL
C"'"'"" Coup1. Speelsll't' ord1rer:I fflr ~.1., Al• c-ltlof\ed, vinyl ro61.
M1n1ftr~ Wiii, AtlsOlulely 1111•~ ln•ld• Sttllf ,.tl9'9HW10Ci
•nd out. Ex.c. ur "rllll I (~l1'Cl02130l $71, Dl$COUNT . .
'69 JAGUAR XKE '69 JAGUAR 2+2
RMdlifff, Orlwol only !00 mll•. Al"10$1 Couiie. Wlft "' ewflttt. WMl'!ll cllr. F•'" br1nd new. Fullr ecWIPPld ll'l(ludl119 cll•ome IO•Y •Ir. 1utom1tk:, <.hro""9 wire Wf'MI••· wlrt M'l"lt. AM-RA $hortw•vt rldkl, L1i~ 1111n l.ooG verr c1mt.111y ldrlv911 ml•a, (oll1ASGI ' E~11<. tlr 11rl1r I> (J6tlROIOUf8WI .
• s4195 9 pugenger wagon. Full power, factory
air, 6 way power seat. power door lock5. lurgai@ ra.ck, local car in outstandl.ne condition. IYCP428) 8 IMMEDIA'fE
DELIVERY! ANOTHER SHIPMENT NOW HERE
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''8 IUc:TaA C:USTOM s2995 1970-· Demonstrator
AND
'DRASTIC DISCOUNTS
ON
OP.EL GT'S 4 Door hardtop. .Full pciwtt, factory air, Sold &
11tTV!eed Jocalzy. BaJanee of factory wamt.nf.¥.
SEE OUR FUU SELECTION ! (XEW432l
NEW '69 JAGUARS
DOZENS MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
Executive Cars
REDUCED NOW . FIVE VISIT OUR VOLUME
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POOLE --
FOR IMMEDIATE
CLEARANCE -TO CHOOSE FROM! OPEL SALES CENTER
234 E. 17th St. AVTDORIZED .
BVICK •OPEL· IAGIJAR
SALES a11d SERVICE
OPEN , SUNDAYS 548 -77 65
~==·""="--'9425_.._, j Trailars, -Utlllty
TRAILER Ford box h.-Y'I---------'69 Volb''Adve nture'' DATSUN LOTUS
9600
PORSCHE. TOYOTA AL PINE
VACATION
, TRAVEL CENTER
.ixctJ ... Galdtn Falcon
. : Olympi• -Alpine
· Apoche· WhMI Camper
WOrlds largest most com-
jlete RV vehicle shopping .......
~ Garden Grove Blvd, CG
.. 534-6686
hea"f 115-'SS Fon! Im! axle GMC TlUC:i'<S· Cairiper, J,500 aoutal ml. 9 .. I: whla $12. 837-8868. Mos old. (.(laded w/extras. I-'-'-------..-
Hete no\v. • HEAVY Duty trailer. 5' x Immediate Delivery 644-aZr.!
11'. Two feet high with sides &u.11 DATSUN ..-
$100. ~7057 Southern Oran~ County's Dune Buggies 9S2S
only Authorized Gft1C Dealer '68 STREET BUGGY, "Leader in The t.earb Cnies"
Trucks 9500 UNIVERSITY R"tioal 0<w do,;gn. Con"'' ZIMMERMAN
'59 CHEVY P.U. 6 cyl. Xln't OLDSMOBILE eng. auto trans. $119::i. 2845 HARBOR BLVD.
cond. 548-726.1. 2659 Orange 2850 Harbor Blvd. 496-2500
Ave., C.M. Costa Mesa 540-9640 ..=D:.cUN::E:,:..,,BU=G~G-Y~BO-D_l_E~S 54().'4IO
'SS DODGE TRUCK '70 International S/J. · ·1 week Only.
New trans, rebuilt engine. Travelall Ph. 5'17--117'3, open lB-5. ENGLISH FORD
'I ) , .,,. ;tpt
1D61 Lotu8 Europa '68 917 Ta r g a . Burgun.
Ui mi, l owner. dy/black, 5 spd, racing
Never raN?d . 638-5155 seats, Pirelli~. Call 675-7697
MERCEDES BENz l __ R_EN_A_U_LT __
Or<in~e County's
La rge'!i.I Selt>ct ion
New & Used
Mercl'des Benz
'62 Renault Dauphinc, runs
good. but needs new clutch,
$75. 96S-5632.
ROLLS ROYCE
!TIOJYIOIT@
Ma rk II Wagons
Hi Lux Pickups
Li nd· Cruisers
Wagons
DEAN LEWIS
VOLKSWAGEN
VW BUGS
F'ROM
$399
GOOO SELECTION
$42.'>. 549-0674 New • Just atTived, bi& 392 Imported Autos 9600 ;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:..;;,;;;;; ·:x; Vintage A 1 nechauical
·aoaed Sat. Open Sunday I S YOUR AD IN V-8 engine. auton1atic, air1---------AU New 1".:nglir;h V<!ry nice ~xe~ulive car:
'69 AIR STREAM 29' Tu1n CLAS.5IFIED? SomeoM will cond., !railer package, aux. ALFA ROMEO Fords In Our Big $8000 oi: trade for eq. in
196f Harbo1·. C.M. 646-9300
'68 TOYOTA • Blue 4 dr,
radio. auto, 30,000 mi's.
$1200. Call a45--0973
oursr ANDING Buy . 6 7
Toyota Corona Deluxe. Al\1-
F~1 radio. St200. 8,33--0jOO,
Cb tr:!>. o~ ~,~s
1t:Jn't cond. Bargain. Call be looking fl:lr it. Dial 64J. tanks, much, much more .. --------Stock tlow At .,,· _ r_:.
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after 5, 644-5073 5678 Come in and ~ta deal at -,69 ALPHA GTV FACTOR!. MAJ ...,,.. Diamond 63&-0391. before 3 Kustom Motors INVOICE! "'hite. blk viri. inter. Auto or 6.%-138·1 alt 6 pm .
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549. 3031 Ext. 66 or 6T
1970 HARBOR BLVD. cosr A AfESA iliiiiiiiC~a~r~siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9900~~[U~s~odiiiiiC~a~r~siiijiiiiiiiiiiii99~00·I AUTllORlZED 5 ~peed, dlr, Al\1/FM, power Positively No Added tra S42-26.59 4~-&26
INTERNATIONAL DEALER d1se bra_ kes, god·"·' ~w _"111 Dealer Charges! ns. · · "¥ Choose From 1961 Mercedes 2205 Excellent
8-45 Baker C.M 540 .. .1915 plu:sh tnt. ~echning ~ats. Sedans, Sta \Vg"'· l'Ond. Orig. 01vrlt"r. 546-l::i92. '64 VW Bug
VOLKSWAGEN SPRITE
LARGE
SELECTION vw
OOMESTIC
TRADE INS
AT NEAR
WHOLESALE
'67 English Ford
Cerlfnl' G.T, t Dr. H.T., 4
~ tr.tn1. 'VTY Jal
$1099
'68 MGB· "C"
GT Ci:it. A,utom~!I( tr'"'"''" '""'• ,..,lo, wl•• wP>eels. 11,. • 000 m!ln. ITXF-510
$2499
'66 T·BIRD
TOWll coupe. Full "°"'"''' 11lr, tt.1M like new. frtF'IC 6#)
$1599
'67 PONTIAC
lt Meta t ~. H.T, VI. l'!IW·
., ·~ 11lr (Otld., •uffl. nn, .. ¥1ny1 roor. ITQr •Ill
$1699
V.W. BUGS
$399
GOOD SEl.ECTIOJ'f
'65 PORSCHE
'68 Dodge Cor R/T
t 0001' H.T., v.a, •ulo. "''"'·• radio, h11l1r, ~ Jlttfhl!J,
11'11111 ..... "'*' wlrle OYll !Ire. fYXR~Sl
$1599
'67 MGB-6T Cpe. "l'Hd· tM r.,fio, wlr1
""""b· '""111 11rn. ••.ooo ori,1n1I m•leJ. (TX$ $21)
$1999
l llf. '6 or 67
1'11 Ha ..... llv4., Costa M.N 549-lOJI
' · Has had loving care. (YCY· <>~~ ~,,,,.9 'li(l Bugeye Sprite v ·
'67 Ford Window Van 9341 Will take trade. Call GT'r; At Our Co~! ...,,,...., Excellent condition! ery nice. 548-28S5
'Big 6' engine, automatic, ra· Phil 540-3100 or 494-1029. \Vhile Overstocks '68 i\!E'RCEDES Bent 220, $6'50. 64Z-&116 '65 V\V. SO H.P., many ex-
dio, heater. IdeaJ for camp. ,64 A< ha 0 _ 5 . t N-Last. air cond. Private party. tras~ $1000 or best ofter.
· I N ti P n.umeo pnn · ew Th~oro i\fu~t sell. ~.106 SUBARU 673-2:J46 er or commerc~a . ew res, trans, radial µres, Clteh. ~Ir. Xlnt ~nn1ng rond. Will brks. 494-1670 aft { ROBINS FORD '58 J\1ercedes &n;i; 100 SL ---------1 ·68 V\V Auto, ilick-shift. E z
finance pnvate party, (YLT·j========°' 2060 Harbor Blvd . roarl~lt>t'. Good cond. $1100. * '70 SUBARU to drive, xlnl gas mi'~. f.lu st
of VW
CAMPERS
Harbour V.W • ~~llo~~~.;ik~D am AUSTIN AMERICA Costa l\1esa 642-0010 "8=33-8:=150=· ====== lJere Now . sell. Bst Olr. f>.16-5693. ------'----1 Jmmecliate Delivery '65 V\V, sunroof, radio, ex· AUTIIORIZED
'68 Chevy Sportsm1n MG e 90 MPH Capability rollent condi tion. After 6 SALES & SERVICE
Loaded & double sharp 8 AUSTIN AMERICA FERRARI e 3.1 !11iles Per Gallon pm, &16-66~9 18111 BEACH BL., 842.4435
passenger V-8, automatic, Sales, Service, Parts • Beauliful Styling '66 8 PASS. Bus Deluxe. 11UNTIN.GTON BEACH
blue & whlle. Special this Immediate Delivecy FERRARI Sales, Se~c..!, Parts Test Drive Today At Con1rlC'trly rehlt . SACRf. VW '68, red w/blk inter.
week $2,299.00, All Mod-'• Kustom Motors FICE SHiOO. 968-3-mt f\.tus! Sacrifice. Stal. Call
K M .,... Newport Imports Ud. Qr. lmmedlate Deli~ry
UStom OtofS ange County'• only •tJtbor· 8-15 Baker, cri.t 540-591j '62 V\V ~unroof, radio, rel,uiH ~3S70
S45 Baker, C.M, 540-5915 li ed d<!aler. rng, reliable roech. rond. '6S Red V\V, xlnt cond, J1rll11JOrl
~l111port :; '63 Chevy Pickup SALES~SERVICE·PARTS TOYOTA $650. 19l·663'3 New tires. low mileage
3100 W. Coast H'v)''. .64 V\V 50,000 miles, orig. $750 495-4448 NewPOrt Beach &42·9405 540.1,764 ovmer-. Xlnt concl. Mu,;t see '66 Bug, re-bit eng. Needs
Authorized Ferrari Dealer BIJL l\fAXEY lo aprireciate. 968-lz.14 body voork. $600 or best of.
Big '6' engine, auh>matic,
cusklnt c~b, long bed, heavy 3100 w. Coast Hwy., N.B.
duty eqwpment. Take trade bC·9405 540-1164
or will finance pvt. pty. Dir. Authorized MG Dealer
(E71267l Call Gene 54.5-06.14-!=========-
---· JAGUAR
j.tOO \V, Coast Hwy. N.B.
642-9405 M{).li54
Authorized MG Dealer
l!lG:i V\V Squareback. Runs fer. 546-0569 aft 5. ITIOJYIQITIAJ woll. 17*00;,. -~ * '61 VW CAMPER. Exe<llont . ~= =~ ~ . ~ Cond. i\lany e.~. $1395.
BMW I JAGUAR "' MGA. "" Now rop. Body 1aia1 BEACH Bl VD. '67 vw 5'dan. "'"""" '""'''"
Campers 9S20 BMW'S #l ~~ x.,'",','°•""nv·i,·"'ni•st oiler. Can , Hunt. Beach 147-8555 ma~. low ntileage, xlnt 1967 FASTBACK --------! "4EADQUARTERS '"71j E. Balboa Blvd, N.B. ~l;ml:;N:. •:'=°'""==H=wy=·='"'=Bcb='-""'="=d=;'='·="·c:'="'=--="®====--''°'="=''='·=''=ir.=k'=. =='=!)6.=54=1! * * 11' Full cab-ov e r DEALER IN 1Theonly.authorizedJAGUAR •69 J\IGB. 2700 mi's radial:«,
CMlper, fa c tory d1scon-I dealer 1n the entire JtarOOr radio tonneau . Yello\v blk
t1nued model, ready lo go Area • '
Fully eqp'd, 75 lb ice box. CALIFORNIA AND I . Compleh. I uphol. Eves .. 128-2468
butaoo <;ghl, "-12 volt ORANGE COUNTY'S SALES OPEL
lighlo;. butane tank. bedding. SE RVI CE
16 gal . water tank ~ pump. LARGEST
window drapes. \\'hile they 1970's Jmmeri. Delivery PARTS
last $89S. Z5 New k U8ed in Stock Poole * + 13' Offi~ tra1le~. Have T&M MOTORS BUICK
des.k .& c11binet , ~ 1 t I I n g 8081 Garden Grov• Bl, G.G. IN
ta:illlles. For quick !!ale 534-2284 Open Sunday 892-5.'iM COSTA MESA
SACRIFICE '68 Opel Kadett
LF. Xlnt rond. Best olfer
take&t 644-52S!l
PORSCHE
$65(1, 869 \Vest 18th St.,'""~""'====== Costa Mesa I
*CAMPER
SPECIAL*
234 ES<i~~Strett 1 '62 Par5che
1 ___ D_A.;.TS_,:U,:N.:____ --..c.-..=.----=-r-1 Super .Clean! Fully eqUipped.
'69 XKE Convertible Call ~1932 or gee at ~ DQT DATSUN Loaded. chl'Qme wire whef>Js. Harbor, CM.. Private Party,
Fl'tl'd Pick Up including camp. OPEN, DAILY Ai'1/F?.1, cllr, disc brakes. '63 Por!Cbe A-1 Shape. Lo
.,., V.JI, air condllio-" boot ANO T11lce rmall down or Wade ·· 1-Call .,, .-6 Super fantaatlc prk;~ SUNDAYS "1ill fi nance pvt. pty. 0.7tts. ~~:· s.,WP;,°i. o.>oKJU
$1 ,29t 18835 Beach Blvd. SSS). Blue Book $4i00, f"nll ",.,:,..,,8~~,...:;;-·pe"--am-/~lm~--~h•n
Lie. G43326 Hunt1ng:ton Beach pric@ s.&Ofl6, CAil Phil a.ft 10 f ~~ • bod • .. ~o
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J .. -• .,..,.,...J., am540-3100or494-l029, per , ,,.. Y· P.fu st Kustom Motors ~-.. ~ or ~·~ ••cr!fi""· eai< 64>-•>ll
MS Bak<r, C.M. 540-59!S '67 DATSUN '6' JAGUAR XKE rds)o.-. 4.2 '69 PORSCHE llll·T Ta,..• • Immac cond. Loaded! J.tust '66 CMv 1iS t 6 cyl, xlnt Station W•g-on !MOO Pri rty 714 fully equipr'!d. S68iiO or
w/ne.w rubber. Cabovt'r 4 speed. radio, he11ter. dlr. :i:ac118 · v P · : trade. 494-9500
camper shell w/boot $1500 E."cellent cond. Must r;ell • :i=='=='====== '68 912 S..speed, am/fm, 6" 5'~10'l6 Will lake ti.de. 1899. (VQT. KARMANN GHIA fool"""" all exln• grean.
CAB Hlgb camJ:IU shell with l5Q) Call 54S-(1634, 10 to &. f4800. 49f-<!Ml
boot for late model Ford '64 Datsun PIU. Good cond. 196() Karmann Ghia, 1muhed ·~ Porsche 10005
pick-up 'Nifh a· bed $325. Ntw tltts, hrita,. Mtttey, fl'ont. rum well. St~ or hes! off'r
531-3387 tMua:s. ·$El00. 675-3458 aft 2pm. _1250_. _____ 49U.123__ ·-·--'C-•l_l _6_7;...i.t.18 __ · _
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, _ .. --·----1 oqulpped, """" """ & bOdy.
• 145-wAaONs ~
" 164 -SEDANS
VOi.VO CHEYROl.fl'
, r.!:J!~ . ~'6 MAUIU·M.T.
llOOE Spqrt C-Speda! paint • Safari Yollow DEAN LEWIS ' . "'lblac!< loather int., V8,
J: ML Cl.Y'll ~
BAllGAllS • 1 IN EVERY' CORllER ;_ u~ •• c ,,, __ power tf:eerlng,,&tlfo.,l dlr.,
QQg naniuc, .M. -.w vibruonlc radio. Hu 1bad
• Ifft VOLVO 122-S lovtn& care. II!"" acritke. ---------------t;;o==~==~=l!l!O=.·==I EJ~~:~ MUSCLE CARS! ·
~·1~ ... , .cia11lct tilS EL CAMINOS
'57 c"'r'"': 300C Blue '67 auto., '" a... We have a' i ~ 1selfc· .
' '' • 968-ISI to., air, mist 'gr-. .. tlon. .of l'! .. Wl.~ .. ~.. Elm, ' Ina-,) '• 1· !· Buy them. c---~~~ :c~;~·1a .. ": 845K:!~~ ~~ tor:s, Montego ·Cycl~ & · .~ m, lnjeated. lmmao. ~· '58 OIEV 2 Dr ijT AT Marauders, . all e~~·d 01 "'"·~·,.I \"''""' • '°"';, ... M;al:l.'mt•s: : .-for', the Cat.,.a.i..·a·1• I .IS. to ·!Jr· s'IJl!I. -' .iif ·JIQ-C Cabrilio. CM. _ m 'I ~ w 1 lll tl&-16!7. ' ,· Scat! ' '. !'!'!!'!'ii ".!! -IJIEVT, t dr, -... V8
WE PAY Tdf' · • '""'"•tie, ~ c!nn 1175. .. CAS.H " :::::.. Conv. Good -· . top, xln't piechan cond.
• 646-2916 after 6;00
·6:r used CU'S & trucks jwrt '65 CHEVELLE Sta. Wag. -Uil U1 for free ~te. Im.mac. P/S. ·PIB, ndlo. GllOTH CHEVROLET 1ae1 a1r. $lllO. m-m
'59 CHEV $125
Aak for Sales Manager * 5t6-Wl * . ll.8211 Beach mvd. ·Hmrttngton Buch '57 CHEVROLET, .. 2 dr, gd
10 9-3331 tires &: engln!. S200. Aft s.
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WQER P,YAQYUR,£.ACASJIR ··=63 .,...Im..,-,a-=Su-,per-.·Sport~.,..=v. P/S. P/B, R/11. .,.;, top.
$500/bst ofr. ~i.
CONNELL COtmNENTAL
CHIYRPLET '66 Continental
2328 H@bor ~vd. Save over $600! Priced fM
Costa Jlela ..-~ immedlate aale! Full pow-WE PA't•fft l50iIAJ\ • <' + air <Ond, Excellent FOR~ USll!D C4ltS condition. 37,rm mi. Dir.
If )'OUl' car "is extra ""clean, (RRU814) Call 54&0634 or
Ste UI firit. , J' 494-9'Tl3.
POOLE BOICK LA~~TE~.67-Co~n-tinen-taJ.~1
234 E. 17th St. owner, clea n, run1
Costa M!!&a SG-'765 perfe<:Uy, air, Ieatbei-, &
IMPOJt1S W~ poMr. Priced to s e I t ,
~ Cciontlis -.....,.,.,.., 642-0766
TOP-flspµ:ft weelmda &: evft.
BILL >G\:JCrt 'IOYarA·
18881 BacbPBlh.~7 -COMET H. Beach. .s !7S ._,.,
Auto Ldoliltl , ' •• 9110 ECONOMY CAR I :;;;;;;;;;~~~·11961 C.Omet, 6 cyl, auto, new
I• FORD ~UTilORIZltD tires, front end recently
LEASING IYSI'EM rcblt, $36.5. 642-cmt
CORVAIR America's 'WP,tt l:Jn1
.,.~m far nna.nce or net
leuln; ~,aJl t)'P9 can·Ul(dl ,-65-Co_N_au'_, -M-,-.,.,--Xln-'t
tzilCkl.. ' 1 e Immedi&Je dellYel')' fram cond. Lo M I s . Days
over 300' eaft and tiacb 642-8214, eves 534-7618
• Compettttve ..... COUGAR • N"' car ~p ltrYiot •Full "illldtbl" value forl-------yuur p~ car · '67 OOUGAR XR'l-GT 10,300 e All popular makts avail-ml on WBJT. Auto, air, P/S,
able •• ., • disc brk.s, v/top, stereo
For Compi.te Dtt&llt Ctll t&pe, tilt str/whl, Poly
M"aloDDt Reid tlre1, new brakes I ha.ti.
1.<u1nr "'..,.... !"833--0642==· ----Thoodon
ROllNS FORD
:llllRarborBITd.
Q>lla--
FALCON
'69 Fako!1 Sport c.upe:
Lo ml'•· Reuonal»e.•
Call 962-6812.
"' LEASE ..... PORD' 19'111 Foro -yt >'-100 P!ckup ,
w/camper, air, p/s, autol, ·6'-Ford.J.-:..Econol!ne;;.:..;;_._V_an
trans 3900 ml. $109 per ino. • SOUTlj' COAST dlamonoM11cl1 uphol, CUllDm
CAR' LEASING paqeled & !nlll)ated. ~ ...... wlde tires, other ettru;-300 W. Cit Hwy, NB. 645-""'°'" $1250. 6U-4689 ~
Used Cars 9'00 '69 LTD Ford Wag. White .c;,_____ w/wood aldt, chrome lug
DURING OUR
ANNl·VERSARY s10·0 OVER FACTORY
INVOICE
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·MARK Ill
Look over our nice ~ s~
lection of Marie Ill's' as
well as several sUgh11y
used ones the finest -car
made in America;
DRIVE .ONE TODAY! -
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'69 LINCOLN$ Low Al $4515
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'68 LINCOLNS Low Al $Ja25
VTP 716
'67 LINCOLNS Low A1 $2500
. TRK 296
'66 UNCOLNS ~Al $1900
SUN 059
'65 LINCOLNS Low A• $1475
. TfC 969
'64 LINCOLNS Low As $1050
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LOOK oyer our fine .. lection of q .. lity Lin·
coins! Many sold & sarvicad by us!
COUGARS
we''hov· • l.rge salection of· Cougars 91
, moclels, XR 7's I convertibles with prices
toU1 I~. "The 9ooil ola 'ysl are !>-ck
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wtttl white side well tir", pOwer 1teering , pow~
•r elite bra•••• clelvlle whttl i:oven, •tc. No.
OF9IHli171!4·
llUIUllG OUR AlllllYf.RSARY.
53066 _,_,~
PIQCED FOR ACTION t
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The Sexiest European
THE CAPRI
Made In Germany
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'68 TOYOTA c ....... Cpo:, $1595. w1a 111 ·
'68 KARMANN GHIA $1895
>UL 241'
'68 vw .... llock
, W\I '21
'67 OPEL
WAI 083
'67 •VW PASTIACK
VRI 679
'66 VW BUG
VTM 493
$1695
'$1395
$1195
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. II(~ CORNER
: . : · .:MaNtEGo~ ·
. ~ Dil• ~vt1 ANl!iYER$iARY
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' . wagons at tha "90Cl,d ol<l days" prices. Come ·
' 1 1n ;& SH w~ Moritf90' Is '\'• best • nter,,,.d•
1ate biiy in 1\inirica. ' ~' , • , " ~ r '
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NEW' 1970 MONTEGO
2' dr. htrdtop. va. front power disc br1kts.
Equip, with d1luxe wh11I covers, white side
will tir11, power stte'ring, AM r•dio, No.
OH01f569399
52866 ... , .. ....:..
WAGONS ·
'68 MERCURY c:1·p:::.k . $289'5
V/ID'.101
, 68 MONTEGO Mercury
NID 985
$2195
'67 FORD SQUIRE $1995
TVT 926 . ' ' '66 FORD SQUIR~ $1395
RTW 148
' '65 FALCON $ '995
PIN 622
MEaCURYS
.. 1
'69 MARQ,~IS 4-Dr. H.T. $3695
XWN 345 '
'69 MONTEREY 4-Dr.H.T. $2895
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'69 MONTEGO MX 4-Dr. $2695
YWR 09f , ~
'68 COUGAR XR1 $2595
y.'PL 421 '
--I,. • -, 67 MONTEREY Cpo. uc c;.,m -' · .
'65 MER(URY4-or. H.T. $ 995
$1595
UJM UO, ' .
•EASY CREDJT • ~.~·p~.d~h~
"""" you are new In Callt. 492--9975 •
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NOW IS THE BEST TIME IN TEN YEARS TO IUY A LINCOLN·MERC~RY PRODUCT
"1f you have been turned GOod cond. Needs clutch
down by othmi llilk. AJ ls $150. See at 623
~you have bad I bvine, rear, NB
~='l.tue or no '6' Fairlane Sl&. Wq. Air
credit cor.!, $4%1.
huVM We C.rry Ow M7"'74S
N• = =~.AL ·~ Ford v..g, new mu. All Yeur Tr....,t•tlen xln't tn.nap lt.r, Call
• tlooif( -after uo '
$99 '62 FALCON S,.tlon Wagon.
CARI 'ROM Slick shift. U,tXMI miles.
Blue Chip Alta Sales -2141 a. H ....... , c.t. M...11"11•=-ro=RD~Rci>che=c-ro,-l""'m-
540-Qt2 MM7'1 mae. oond. lHN" mJleap.
1970 OIEVY Odbn Impala, 1 ....... ·~. -n,
loadedl3Q50. Slleadl--.BI(·
1970 FOJm Galtxfe, 1 dt kt•l lf.!lf!d'lon ever! See
com1p $30:\0. -DAILY P",iOT WAN'l'-ADSl
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