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On COM Plan
The Newport Beach Plan-
nina Commiuion hu tet a
public bearina for Jan. 1 on
the Corona del Mar plannina
atudy recently co~leted by
architectl Murton H. Willson
and Auociatoa.
The report wu officially
received by the Newport
Beach City Couacil Monday
eveoina-Tbo Couacil filed
the reportfor f•twe conaid~
atioo, when public bearina•
will be held by the Council.
Plaonina Director Jerry
Drawdy commented in a for--
warcljna letter to the Pial-
nina Commiuion and the
Council: "It ia believed that
t.hia etudy will make pouible
the adoption of a master plan
for the c:oamuni ty or Corona
del Mar which Will auide the
development in auch a way
citizen• will point to Corona
del Mar with juetifiable
pride."
The lludy primarily con·
coma the buaineu etrip
alona Cout Hwy. in Corona
del Mar. A prime intereet of
the plaonina coneultanu is
the pouible euabliabment
of a "villaae center:• with
aome biah ri ae atructurea, in
the area between Mariaold
and Heliotrope A•e.
Lookina downcoaat beyond
the preaent city limita, the
conaoJ t.anta emphaai ze the
deairability of maintainina
an open atretch of natural
acacoaat country aide between
Corona del Mar and Laauna
Beac:b.
"Thia would eatabliah
boulevard. Certainly no t
every block need conform to
these patterns, 1ince the
deaired reault is that of var-
iety and intereat, u well u
quality, and retention of a
amaller acale. The acale
would not differ areatJy from
that of the exiatina ootm~er-
cial and would certainly not
need the timit.aliooa of n·
11t1na aovern1n1 reaulations.
Aaa1n, menoon should be
made of the need for sub-
ll&ntial landscapina or the
boulevard to create the char-
acterdeaired. Center islands.
incorpotatina left turn poc-
keu, aho\lld be landacaped.
State Hiahway pol icy di &-
couraau the Ule of UeCI in
center ielaoda. bot fot the
future city boul evard. tbeu
1nclusion would be h1ah ly
desirable. Merchants and
property owners alona Coast
Hiahway. throuah the efToru
of the Corona del Mar C ham-
ber or Commerce, have shown
considerable interests in
proje cts to landscape the
center iatands. The City has
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Fire, Police Pay Hike Asked
The Newport Beach Civil
Service Board recommended
to the City Council Monday
nipt that pay scbeduJes for
police and firemen be m-
creued from t.he present
ranae or $510-~20 per month
to the followina:
• Police offi cers-to 1562-
$684.
• Firemen -t.o S549-$667.
with boura reduced from the
present 72 per week down to
67.
The board uid it feel a
the new pay scales "would
add peatly to the morale and
efficiency or the dq>art-
ments." and "attract a hi pet
caliber applicant" and r~
duce the hiah cost of tum-
over.
The request was refened
to the Counc1l'1 salary com-
mittee.
The Council also :
• Delayed action unul
Dec. 14 on proposed ordi-
nance 1104 for rnonina lot
at 3SS Hazel Or., Corona del
Mat, t o C-1-H. requested by
LaWTy Steak House, new
owners of the Hurley Bell
Inn, to provide addioonal
part 1n1 space ; Cooocil sp~
c1fied that the curb cut on
Huel Or. be closed to pr~
vent a ccess to park1 na lot
from Hazel.
• Conunued bear1na unul
Dec. 14 on tllc Council's In-
tention to revoke curt> c ut
perm1t 1saued to Dt. J.B.
Larson on the ramp down
to the main Corona del Mar
beach fo r his property at
3024 Breakers Or., where he
plans to build a 2nd unit on
the upper I evel.
• Delayed decuion until
De c. 14 on the revised plans
or the Lido Isle Cortl'l\unlty
Assn. for boat storaae and
slips near the Lido Isle
br1dae; referred the matter to
th C l taff for di ICUSIIOn WIth
Jll)phcants: posa1ble effect
on the rum1n1 ba11n near the
bndac was quesuo ned by
Coun c1l memben .
o Approved the employment
of the firm of Williamson and
Schmid or Santa Ana to make
a ltudy of the request for
stop SIIJ\5 at B1 10n St. and
Alta Vista Or •• Eatt Bluff.
and at Fifth Ave. and Ins
Ave., near the entrance to
the Youth Center 1n Corona
del Mar.
• Approved a contract wuh
Griffenhaaen-l<l:roeaer & As·
sociates to ass1st the Coun-
cil 1n recrwtment of a Ci ty
manaaer to replace Bob Coop,
who will leave Dec. 11 to ac·
cept a s1m1lar position 1n
Pho enix.
o Lalled b1ds fo r 10:30 a.m.
Dec. 22 for .. open end" con-
tract coosuucuon, provultna
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TWO •YEAIHLD GIIILS
HIT 01 lAY TO SCHOOL
Marjon e Wood, 410 Santa
Ana Ave .. and Laune Lam ·
berth. 337 Santa Ana Ave .,
Newport Heiahtl. both b year
olds were hit Tuc sday by a
car <k1 ven byGeorae B1uell.
620 Via L1do Soud. L1do
Isle.
The children. on theu way
to s chool at 9 a.m .. were
cro ssin 1 15th St.. at Santa
Ana Ave. They were taken to
pnvate phys1c1ans by theu
parents and were treated for
minor bruises and scratches.
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VILLAGE a: w CENTER ~
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Parking Fine
DueToJump
A IOO'l JUmp 1n paJlung
fines 11 1n s tore for overumc
parkers 1n Newport Beach.
The City Council adopted
a rcsoluuon \ionday n11ht
ask•na the mun1c1pal court
to 1ncreasc the bad for over·
ume part ~na from the present
s 1 to S2 1n both metered and
non-metered locauon~. and
to 1ncrease the ball for aban-
doned cars to S5.
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Judae William Chnstensen
and J udae Wlll•am Speus MA RGE MILLER. 17, daughter
had su.elted that the Coun· ':lf Mr. and Mrs. J ames M l'er
ell state 1ts w1shc s 1n the h as been selected to rece•v~
form of a rcsoluuon so that the DAR l %4-05Good Ctt1Zen
the pubhc Wil l be •nformed Award at Costa Mesa Htgn
of the request and mterested School. The sen1o r g~r l s no-
persons will have opportuntty
to pres ent their views to the mlnated many g~rls for th iS
Council. honor. From thes e the faculty
H b T ff• chose Margie. She IS act1ve ar or I ra IC '" AFS, CSF, and ranlcs e ighth
A•ld Asked in a cta.ss of bOb. !.he •s also
part icipat1ng 1n • sen1or honor
Public Worts Director Joe
Devlin aubnu tted a request
to the Newport Beach Cit)'
Council \ton day eve n 1n1 for
add1t1ona l personnel to handle
harbor permits and uafTtc
eniJneenna.
H1 s request 1ncluded:
• Full-ume harbor permit
enalncer to handle the prob-
lem of harbor permit adm101 s·
trauon, the cost to be fi·
nanc cd from )earl) fees as-
se ssed to premlttees.
• Full·ume traffic eng1neer
andt or assoc1atc engineer.
whose duues wo uld •ncludc
freeway plannmg.
• Chanae •n the present
pracucc aovetnJOg expend•·
cure of au tax funds so that
the funds may be used 1~ ofT·
set ad(htJonal ena •n eenng
s ervice s requ1red as a result
of the 1ncrease 1n gas ta'
revenues.
.. The publ1c ""ork. s d e~azt·
ment has not been able to
perform adequate!) all the
func oons ass•ancd to Jt,
\b. Devlin sa1d.
Counc1l refened the request
to a spec1 al Council com·
mlttee oomprtse d of L indslc'
Parton& as cha1rman. Dee
Cook and Doreen \1azshall.
group and IS talung French at
O.C.C. She IS a s emdtnaltst
1n the Nat1ona Mertt Scholar-
Shtp compet1t1on. In add1t10n
to act1ng as a moderator lor
her Vout l'l Fel owshto at ne•
church Marg1e oart1:•oat es
II" the adu t and sentor cho •.
lues Going
To Bowl
Tbe-0r.ange Coast C.:>Uegr·,
football Piates ended the 11 rc ·
gul.a.r seas\ln of pla) oo Satwda)
Olgbt Wtth d ~2·16 V ICtor\ I)VCt
Chaffe y. second place Ln l:...tst •
Cooference standtn6'· and au o
.1 bowl b1d.
\l~'odl) they were tnvlted ro
pia' Ill the Ella Bowl. 1t1 ~ao Bcr~Md ltl<>. " o p. m. Dec. ~
Plaven dJld c->acha voced ves. Th~ l C admlllUUiliOO . .al.h
sa1d vel. Tht double .1ffun a·
t. ve ,: .u put be fore the b<>.lrd .JI
awtees ~·oncb ) otgtu and the
board 'otc ".u ·Yes.
The Puates ~o tll n-ert t>)Ugh
:.an Dkg<> l 11} College. the
cbamp1oo "' the Bofder '-oolcr·
eocc. SOCC lou onl} to l;.)nto:
Beach Cit y College, wh1ch haJ
been selected for the Junnx R,lSe
Bowl game.
clearly the definition and
identity of 2 aeparate cities:•
tbe report llatea. "A a the
aeneral area becomu much
more hiahly urbanized, it
will be &mpouible to place
hiah enoqh •alue on the de-
airability of keeilina an open
atretc.h. Every poui bility
abould be e~,plored whjch
could produce t.hi 1 reaul L ••
Who • • •
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What • • • .Where and And How Come? ?
In addition to the vill.,e
center propoul, the report
aho reoommonda .. pocket''
denlopm•ta, wbereby an
entire baaioeu block ia clo-
veloped u a unit, with a
001110 on p atk in 1 area within
block.
Here .,.. dle h.iahliabtt of
•• report: .,.._,..H. Will ...
•4 Aa•cl•te•
Peaalbility for tbeae
achemea Ia beaod 11110t1 tbe
o-.aened c:o.didoa llaat llaere
remai.a I D-bef of YICUt
aitea IDd tla• n~any proa•t
.. impto'f .. eota•• aloaa tbe
booln•cl are beoomiq .,.,..
aiael .. daeir •II••· rei11i ..
D at. •al•• ot die real a ..
tate .. ., oedpf. No.8G•
len. • lara• perefthl• of
tlrect .. a •• Maua&ial
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One of the buaieat city aer-
vice activities, the queation
and answer department of the
Newport Public Library, i 1
aho one of the newest and
one of the leaat known 1er·
•icea.
The post of firat reference
librarian waa eatabliahed by
the -c>loyment of Mu. Ros~
Ellea Leonard in September,
1963. aad llaa aince proven
itaelr i•clitpnaible. Aa ea·
timac oct IS 10 10 qaeationa
a day COIH 10 Mra. Leoaard.
It ia iac:rediblo 10 me dlat
nery CIMIIiOO. 10 fa. baa
ben •• wend wi th.in &lie
111110 day: ., ••• .. .....
effici•cy •• -•d a.-iaaly
eiOimc inaipc or tile rofot-
•ce librarlin Ilea ben widl
oeo eot completely•f•iliar
.;tta tile wealtll hiddee ie
••• boob. n .......... .,, "-• • atroea lie ._twMa tile Na•
pon PMUc Li-.., 1114 ..
Oty'a ae!Mol dail.__ TWa
ooet.i .. a ..,., aed la re-
noca..t ia a~e ll•.y ._..
for .................. ~ ..
"''" ............ ldlaol
and junior colleae atudents, didn"t know how to uae the
as the areater number of library resources without pro-
queations are on the orderof. feasiooal help, and seemed
"1 have to do a term paper to feel that they were unique
on the hiatory of the Stuarts in this lack. Witbout profea·
in Enaland; where will I find sional uainina. all library
a book about them'!" p'uons require, and act. help.
Mention of the relationship The most frequently asked
between the Library and che question 11 "What i s the
school children pro!q)ts an u ty tax rat e"" Stranae. 110
111 de bere to remark that this me. 1 s the fre(Jleocy ... aome
ll)fiftl there waa established five or more calls a day ... of
between the hiah school a6-the request for the preciae
mi.Uauatioo aDd the public mean•na or a word. Mra. Leo-
library a oo-operat ive plan nard says many of the c•ll•
wtudt eow aerYea the aru-are fl'l"tl a ttorneys' office&.
dceta woll. The L1brar)' ke~a the
In the paat, tena of students phone boolta of the ma,onty
would deaccmd upon the h· of tbe laraer ciuea of the
br~. Af\d. without any wam-nation.. and many c alla a dr.~y
ina at all, aat for the umc •e (Of sueet addreuea in
two or three t.itlea. and. of these cliat•t citiea. "Ttae In·
courM. only a b~acful could temational Yetlo• 8ook. or
be belpecL \Jftdet the eew Bususeu Onoctoey, ia in d\e
piMI, tbo adlool Han thoae Library aad then are m111 y
boob •• aubjec:ta W\lch calla fot aliCia illfomation at
will M ia heavy ctemaed, in "F10111 Whom c an 1 r•t a cat
the ClOIDbaa t-. -.4 ~ Mi:aa I• lat~ablll••• ~ ai•• •• a fOrw..... die Uwuy Ia -..... I " of die S..Jita. t~Poatina
ttr .We 10 c.en for dllo ....... tailott ia Hoaa loq.
Mra.. L.....t "' i.llprn•· SILIIhdc:al YJ&al fipna are .. "r ae fact ... ..... ooau.llJ Miq aahcl .,:
-e a little a•• ... or _.. lllaei,_tal ._., o•er ••
MriraaMd 10 ~~ .... ., .me. ia O..a• CHDCJ~
civorce totals as aaa1nst
marri aae totals. Wha t 1 s the
nattelt Stat c In the Ln•on"
..• (i t'a Flood a>
Of co•se 11 I S not 1lwa~s
necea sary to rc sort to refer-
ence books ... 1f the Lll.wa-
nan is uked. as she recent!~
waa, by a oompl ctel~ undo-
meaticated husband. ho,.. to
a tart a roast 1 n the oven, the
career-woman Ia bran an first.
by c•eful quesu ontna. de-
temllnea the t) pe of the roast.
lind ita ,..e1aht. 11\d then 1 s-
auu 11mply-worded IOiln.Jc-
uons over the phone to start
the nb-roast nn to,..•ds us
delectable and ult1mate fate.
Juat for the heck o( 1t,
let'• take a qu1 ck look at
tome o r the quesuons that
have rome to \tu. Leonard" a
can:
• Oefintbon of DiaCJOthe--
que. (Thlf, French -.ord haa
rNarated from me_,,., • for,.
mula fot a pouery atue to iu
PfUht lnCMIIftl Of cl•cint
to fOOOfded muAc.)
and we botll used tct ~ n&}lt
but today 1t IS Alaska.)
• Ho• do you reph 111 a
~~oe dd•na 1 n' 1 tau on"
• ~'here ~~oas the first com·
merc1 al av1 aoon OtJ}lt"
• H<l• do I f•btaln 1 cop,.
naht"
Th1s httle •ntroductH'n 1 ~
to pres ent a new IIX'nthh fea·
hue to be called ''LIBR~R'
BLOTTER" to compete ,.,th
a J)OC)ul ar column of a ver'
SJmtl• name. Mrs. Leonard
wtll publuh each month her
collecuon of quesuons. to·
aether WIth the oonect an·
swen and Wi ll name her
10urces o( lnlormalton for
those people wbcl f•nd •nter-
eat 1n the &UbJeeta quattd.
It WU my lfttefttiOft of put-
Uq 1n one coec;n ved quu-
tion. W'llh a completely 1n·
oorrect aaa•er llftd eo ,_ a
Pcrret-of-the-Moetb contc at
for 1M fir at one to pbonc '"
the edeattty of t.he taconoct
ant wet. bat more eot.. llleada • •aa tate bu the .-e:at· llave puvaaled eel we ••II
u& •«•eru:e betwooe tt.e llava eothiea '-t dee lUOq ao ... pohat eddie ll .... " aaee of ... c:aty • lnof
pot•t 0 uicl Cahforaia.. 100, aaa fonltOMIJII ~ ..
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A standing room c rov.d
vo1c ed strong protest Monday
even1n g aga1nst the proposed
!'oie~Aport Beach uan~•ent oc·
cupanc~ tu. of ~tt.
In a ~-hout hearmJ at the
C11~ Council meettn&. 18
spo~e aaa1nst the t a1, 5 fa-
vore d lt. The talley on cone-
spondence re~e1v ed at (II)
Hal l sho •ed qj aga1n st ;anJ
-' for.
The result of the evemng'"
debate •a s ••no dec1 S10n"
as the C..Ounc1l voted -1 tCl :
to continue the hear1n~ I~'
Dec. 1 ~. \tavot Pau. (,rul\er
and Councilman .o\ f-11g 1
voted aaam t~t the de1a' Uee
l ~ Don Elder L1nd~le'
Par sons and o.~reen \tanh all
vo ted '\e ,." Ja, Stoddard
"'as absent.
Obje~otoa 1n the aud1ence
charaed that th e proposed
tax would be dt s cr•mmatof'.
~cau se 1t s1naled out ren·
tah o f 30 day or le ss. and
harmful to local bus men b )
ltcq>Jn&VIIIton av.ay. Tho s e
favonna the tax sa1d that
v1S1ton caused exua ex·
pense ID the c1 l\ and thu
YoOuld be a 1t.ay to have them
p~ some of lhe exua cost.
Here ~~ a S~Mm"~ll~ of the
even1na's d1scuss•on.
GEORGE V.lLLI .~\ISO'
'ev.-port Beach real tnr
"The C.lt\ 's est1m1tc rof the
COSt of cnll ediOn IS Sl 000,
I "'Ill aue~s $~5 .000. The
IU woulJ be e\UcmeJ, dd·
l!lult t e> adm1nt <\ter because
tt( the thnu~and<o l.lf r cor l c
lnHlhc d. mar ' ~~>h•• J,, n<'t
l1ve h ere. I bell e' e the ta\
... nu ld cause real e<\latc r.a:es
rn1~tance . ~~>h!Ch C\~uld af·
feet prorett\ 'alu e ~. and
thu" hun the ta1. structure.
Ynu ~•'uld be ~dltn g the
il'"'-'Se that lit\' L!Jc goi Jen
egg."
\IR~. RL DLOPH lo..l f-H' ot
ln1ne Tend. .. e -"I am one
,,, l5 000 '4 hol ra\ rrorert\
ta\e<o tn the elf~ The cnc.t
lit 0.:11\ SCf\ 1, e< Jn..tca <;e'
1n the ~u nr.er t-ecau-.e "~f the
t~ummer re-.1dent" Jusu.:c
and equ1t\ are the ba s < nt a
u~>l ta\. ~'~"C v.h(' create
the need shnuld he ir r a, fOt
11. Therefo re I "UN"'rl the
t&A."
00!\ .o\lD H \R T 1101-: 4ath
t .. V.cst 'e"'iX'rt -"Thete
1\ JUSt a" much ua "h to f'\ld.
an '-'lntrr as 1n 'ummer ...
Ho• are \l'u go1ne tCI check
''" all ~o>•hn -.hould collec t
th iS 1&\. I'd ra, It, bu t I
kni"I>A some who · ... n u y to
JCt awa) With lt."
p ;('H ARD STEPHE. ... S. VICe-
rrc~ldcnt of Balboa Ba\ Cl ub-
"Collecuna the tax IS ao•na
to ~ 1mpracucal. Therefore
1111 oraan11at10n •1th man~
"'"'"ms as our~> ••II aet an
audit. ln o\nahe1m the mone'
recel\·ed " earmark od for
bnn11n1 1n adchoonal VI II ton.
'our ord1nance doe a not e•-
mat\ the fund'-The 8~1boa
Bay \\ub would no t benefit."
"ARGARJETE McCARn·
8 E(l{ . 3o.. R1 al110. N e wpon
Buch -., th1nk out rentals
..111 be h11t1 by Lh•• tu."
JOHN RAll. Ill~ E. Bal-
bna Blvcl •• Ralbtla -"llus
IU meeu the c;ntcna of !Kit
add:Jna to lhe ,..~ tu.
and of tu:iQ& t.ba,. w'lllo uu
the caty ,_..,c;ea. Adl aa
t.hc add.d tram c coattol aad
pohce paJrol ~-~od bf U.e
~R~~~Bariallos. 1 don't bcline
a ~ tal baa daac:owaaod
e)'01\e ff0111l viauiq c-w
Yoct CHy."
Mil amaoe KUNTtN<r
TON , PfDI*'Y o'"cr at 119
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"V.hcn I 1ell m\ tenant' the\
ha' e ll' i'a~ ~·. m.>re the\
could ea'll' go otn tt ~an
(lcmenu: •'I (h.ean'IJe. ~e
s et JOnd rent <&nd ~ c pa,
h11h taxc' "hJt t ~ lhl> ux
ao•ng f,,, ....
COl 'C.IL '4 0\11\' \1-\R-
SHALL -"One :'llncJpal
atrr " t• reJu .. e the 1etl
Pf•'f'e rt\ loi\ ..
\IR~ Ill ' II''' fU' -"J
Ju r · t l;)e I e' e 11 · ·
< lJl "· ll ''-'' F-_LDER
"1 he .. 1 1\ t.u rdt e na~o been
&Oin£ d• """· '4e 1ntcnd t<'
l.eer 'n reduc;1ni 11."
\IR BOLA'D ,,f Pasadena .
l'fupen~ o ~ner a t 317 f:. . Bay
F-t and 3~1 On\\ A\C., Bal-
boa I land. -"Tht r. tax IS
dJ scn mmatory. Wh y no t tax
al s<' tho se who rent by tht
)ear" The C.ll\ ta' base
Ct1 Uld JO down If VOU COn·
unuc addtna hauumenu on
taa:pay cr~."
REED LOt,D. lD Ruby
A' c .. Balbc\a l r.l and -"ThH
1 s a haraument and w til
dacouraac people from con-
llnuln& to come here."
WJLLIA\1 Bl.ICKLE\. 211
Coral A• e Balboa Island -
"Tlu• ra• -..ould ch.1 se a..,a .,
the 1. : and ~-.. ee~ rcnteu.
Buslnes. reorte ShllUid be
here "'ll~)e lt ..
IOSl-Ptt ROSI--'t:R of Ltdcl
l~le -"lue'-ate m reas-
ln,. A"'"ther sowcc of reve-
nu e hu h be (C'Iund tn re-
IJ e' e u~ rrnrcn ' "'-'ners from
bc•na ta\ed m••re."
J l\1 H.o\'LI' lt.lb vr
Ocean h l enttal -..ewpon
-"I ha 'e .~b,cr' ed I a~~> s not
ent.lt~ed 1he anll·llltet Ia•
and ~'II " •r 1\ea ... hn I dC'In 't
th1n~ '"u ~..tn enlo•1~e tht ~
c ~~~~nh ~ i<iia(i~\
B.l. Resident
E:.d11h \lac \l.,.,,,j ~tl 'I =~~~
Oral \\e B .. ~~~ l"land
•a" 1n1ured l:ual ' "'hen the
<;teefln~ me .. han, 'IT •I the
fam1h ~•• lo111eo.. I ' •undlon
prnperh 'u J.l\ ~· enna
'('\' :~ •n II t&~a, -~~ ne&J
'a~.qu 1 'lle ' \, II" tt-e car.
but not H\IUt ed ..,.,.,r her
hu11 band Lu~e ano.. .s ~rand
daqhtet. ~andrak-I er '-~ch an
del. 'A hn 15 ol\ O(l III Ith them .
Mrs. V.o,,d "a' 'C"r •'I c1 eri.
at the Oran1e ( ·•un t, "''"e~
~~· ~ off1 ce Sh e ~~> .. ~ born
1n Cl eveland. Oh1 but h ad
l1ved 1n ( altf•'ln• .. l•1r 41
ye • s. 8 ve&J ' tn the '\e wro rt
aa ca.
She ~~ ~uJVI\eJ r-, 'lt'r hua-
band. Lule, o1 ' •, Luke
Vt'oodJ r ''' OrMJI.e a J auah-
ter. \1rs. O·•na'd lo..u~' of
Balboa Island a"''' 4 arand-
ctu ldren .
ServiCe$. v.1 I be hehl at ll
a.m. thl\ f-nda\ ........ , n
at Baltr """""' Corona
del \1ar "•th the Rev Ray·
mond A Vta~er .,ffiCI Itlna
LEIAL F1111 IIIIED
IY SGIIOOL TIIUnEES
. ewport Harbor ~I 01a·
U'l c:t trultee • unanunouJ y
approved the recnmmendalioa
ofthe Bwld1n1 and Su e Cont-
mrttee and of Su.pt. Mu Ru a-
acll Tueaday evetul'l.l aod
employed the law firm or
An--. <J ...... ed L•eoa
aa 1 eau eot~t ae.l eo a a ai a,
dle O.atnct in aec:un .. a $Ita
h•ltl achool lito.
Tbe fin "'" -.. pud 110.· 000, pha 1 &300 a ..., a. ...
coa:n coata.. Aa .,., o( ~
acUI••td•M Ia i•c:taW
.. lt.eOMtna. ...... .
Diamct ... llje.. .... u • .,...... ..., .u_.,.._
-NT HABR Bile*
MST SlCTD -PAGE 2
THURSDAY, NOV. 26. 1964
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1101 liD THEY VOTE 01 SPEIDIIG!
It Is interesting to note the grow1ng protest over increas-
Ing taxes. A recent example 1s the 10C1dent at the Los An·
geles County Supervisors' meeting. One Qui zzical Question
comes to mind: How many o f those protesters vo ted against
P resident lyndon Johnson in the Nov. 3 election? I ha11e an
idea that 40" would be a fair guess-about the same a s the
natio nal average. For the 60"' who did vote for President
Johnson, I say that they have no case for sincere protest
against tax burdens, because they voted in favor of such
l:lJrdens, and for much, much mo re to come , as Lyndon John-
son presses forward to ward the Great Society. A vote fo r
L yndon Johnson was a vote for "'10re and more spend1ng.
There i s no such thing as free spend1ng
• • •
GET TO THE HEART OF THE PROBLEM
straight
IIOGAIS AND CHOOSEIS
ly Tom Andenon
~ of the most rttent Republic-an P~
dentt, Abraham Lincoln, Lilted to tell thi,
"wdfarT" storv; "I u~ to know an o ld cod.
ger," Abe said. "whose cabin burned down
to the ground. The follt.s in thos.e parts fdt
sorry becau~ ht''<l lost all hiJ t'arthly ~s
'ions. So they be~an bringing him preSt'nU
to set him back on hi~ feet.
•·Well. they made such a l(ood job of it that,
wht'l\ they werT through, he wa.J far bt-tter
off than he t'ver had bet'n before. One da\'
the old man was sitting on the stoop of th~
new cabin his nt'il(hbors had built for him
and alon~ camt' a frit'nd from down tht' road
~ uh a bal!' of oats on his shouldt'r. · J want
\Ou to ha"e tht'~ her? oat5. pardnt'r,' said
tht' lond nt'ighbor. ~uing tht' ba~ down on
thr front Stt'p.
... , am't takin' no oat5,' said tht' old bm .
·t ain't takin' nothtn' hut mont'v.'"
"I DRAWS"
Wh~n tht' rect'nt hurncant' hit sou tht'rn
Louis1ana. 1t left '\ull!:ar cane fanners theft' in
dirt" and 1mmediatt' nt't'd of ht'lp in tht' fit'ld'\.
Mt'x1can~ and Putrto Rtcans had to bt-inl·
pont'<! b\' mam famlt'rs althou.:h thousand~
nl able--bodted. "unemplO\t'd" ne-szro fit'lcl
hand' had nothtn~t lx-ttc-r to do than to watch
tht' boob tubt' all dav When approachr d.
man' such form«'r workf'rs d isdainfullv turn-
1"(! down all job offers. Q\'tnR : "I draw1"1
Tran,Jatrd, "I draw\ .. means "I dra"' welfal""
p3\'lliC'nts for not workm~ and ht-t'OIIle ineli-
(tlblt> to li\t• off thr taxpave~ if I takr a
1nh"
Of coune, anr able-bodied penon on "wei·
fare" who turns down honest work ought tn
be cut off ~lfare and bt-allowed to go hun·
gry. And "w~lfare" should be completely re-
moved from th~ jurisdiction of the fede..,l
~O\'ernmt'nt and placed entirely in the hand'
of local and state governments. Many of the
outrages which plague and permeate the en-
tirt federal "w~lfare" program would not
long t'xist if local mont'y were paying tht'
bills instead of "Washington money". Going
a stt'p funht'r, state and local go~mment~
should also ~t out of tht' "welfare" busines.'
t'Xrt'pt in rarT, emt'r~t'ncy situat1ons and turn
tht' programs O\~r to private charities. Then,
dest'rvin~ cast's ''ould gt't bt-tter care. with a
minimum of ,,·aste and raclct'tt't'rinfl.
"I STEALS"
~idt'nt Johnson has announced· "\\'"
art' I!'Oinct to try to takt' all of the mone\'
that we think is unnect'ssaril\' bt-inR Spt'nt and
take 11 from the 'haves' and ~ve to tht' 'ha''t'
nots' that nttd it so much." That IS Marx-
i~m. It ts also 'tt'aling. Wt' cannot, in good
consc1tnct'. call 1t lt'l(ali.lt'd confiscation, br-
caust nowhtrt' dot'~ tht' Constitution of tht'
l ' nitt·d Statt'~ au1hori.1e lttt' ftderal ~o,~m·
mt>nt or am I(O\emment -to takt' from
tht' "ha\'rs" and l(in• to tht' "havt' nots ...
Of courst. thi' is nothing nt'w. Throu((h-
out hiMor.· kin!{' and despou. Hitlt'r and
Stalin. Rob1n Hood and "Pr~nv Bo"" Flovd
havt' takr n 1t from tht' "ha,~s .. · and. givt'n it
10 tht> 'ha\(' nots." And usuallv madt' slot>'
or ~Ia' ,., 011t of "ha\'t' not\' in ihl' doin~Z.
OTY COUNCIL NEWS
( Coounued ftom Pige 1)
means for construcuon and
reconstrucllon of co net etc
c urbs. autters. s1dewalks and
pav1n1 for o ne yea.r. "en-
abltna concrete maintenance
work to be done tn a prompt
and effictent manner."
architects. ()orius & Bell,
for the new lifeaua.rd head-
qua.rters at Newport P ier.
• Adopted Ordinance 1103,
provtdioa for a 5-yell t.cen-
sina period tnstead o f the
present annual licen se for
bi cycles and requiuna a 21·
day wauing pertod before a
pawnbroker, s econd hand or
Junk dealer could dtspose of
a bicycle or bicycle frame.
• Approved reque sted
Tnattee1,
Newport Harbor Union
HIJh kbool Diluict,
current noaotlationa be-
tween thla Boud 11nd the It-
vine Co~aoy roaatdina the
purchaae or tho 40 a ero ai to
at Paliaadu and Jamboree
Road point• up the contlnu·
ina inequity in property tu
aaaeasmentain Oranae Coon·
ty.
Althouah this Boatd placea
the value or thia site at ap-
proximately S2S.OOO pet acre
and the Irvine Co. places it
at $35,000 per acre. the A ..
senor has aueued it at
only $620 per acre for 1964-
1965 tax purposes. The As·
sessor has stated that t.tus
represents "25~ of the As-
sessors opinion of full cuh
value," makina the Asses-
sou opinion of full cash
value S2,480 per acre.
The Irvine Co. •arced to
this evaluation. The Boud
of Supervi sou aateed when
they approved the tax roll a
few months aao. It would be
difficult if not impouible
now to support thi 1 Boatd in
and ultimately shate the ex·
pense of acquirina thi 1 si te
on the basis of a 525,000 to
535,000 per acre value when
the Irvine Co. is shatina the
total tax burden on the basis
of a 52,480 pet acre v alue.
I t seems toaical and e(llut·
able that the same standard
of value should be used tn
detenmnina the price of ac-
qui sition as that used tn de-
tetmintn& the value of the
property for tax purposes.
There a re protests against increased taxes here 10 Newport
Beach too, and the immed1ate ssue •s the proposed "bed
tax." The percentage here whc can protest w1 th s• nee" ty s
considerably higher than the nat1ona1 average, -so the1r pro-
tests shOuld carry a l1 tlle extra we•ght. Bu t durtng the long
parade of objectors who came uo to speato: at Monday even-
ing's NewPOrt Beach C1 ty Counc11 meeting, there was not
one whO h1 t at the heart o f the probl err. Ho w aoout the revo-
lut ionary nOtiOn of cu tt1ng down on soend1ng 1nstead of
look ing to new tax revenues to add to our heavy burdens'
Why don't we have a citizen c api tal 1rnorovement committee
that wtll really 1morove our capt tal Sl tuat1on by doing some
hard th1nk1ng on Nay s to reduce the cost of our ci ty govern-
ment' Economy has to beg1n at home.
• APProved tentauve map
of Tract 5783. at Dana Rd.
and Flaa sh1 p Rd.. aero ss
from Hoaa Hospital. conSist-
'" I of 3.9 acres di v1ded 1nto
20 reSJdenual lots.
• Adopted a poltcy state-
mentreaardinaprivate s treets,
after tncreaaina the m1n1mum
street wtdt.h from 24 feet to
28 feet.
chanaes 1n the ctty-county
dock lease, relocattn& dnve-
way onto Coast Hwy., revt-
Stni boat slip confiaurauon,
relocauna the landscapina
and s prinkler plan, and pro-
v1d1n1 procedure for revi sin&
the lease; delayed action un-
til Dec. 14 on location and
and des11n of Butld ina A on
the dock s1te.
Let's cons1der thiS from
another point of view. A home
with a cunent market value
of 525,000 11 assesaed at
$5,000 to S6,000. A S35,000
home 1 s assessed at 57 ,000
to 58,750. Yet the proposed
aite valued by tht s Boatd at
525.000 per acre and by the
Irvine Co. at S35,000 per
acre u assessed for only
AIRMAN Jose !. Tovar· Vega, S620 per acre. Auurnma a
• • •
AI AISWER TO L YIDOI
I have a one-sentence f1na l-word .,~ndebatabl e rebuttal to
P restdent Lyndon Johnson's present h gh-sounding ObjeC-
t•ve Here ~~Y answer: "On y Gcd can create the Great
Soc • ety "
• • •
• Approved first read! na
of Ordinance 1105, estabtlsh-
•na setback lines at 10 feet
from the water hne on Linda
I sle, which the lrvtne Co. is
prepanna to develop as a
waterfront rcs1dcnual sub-
dtvl s ton: publtc he anna v.as
set for Dec. 1~.
• Approved ftrst read1n1 o f
O rdtnance 1106. a rev1 ston
o f the c1 ty elec tncal code:
s et publtc heauna for Dec.
14.
PUBLIC GLARE HAS SALUTARY EFFECT
Fr':lrr the St. Albans, Verrr>ont ~essenge r -"The Sover·
P1gn s tate of Montana has abandoned the 1uveni le court
s ystem Nhereby young and fr Jqtl e J ffender s are sh 1 elded
from oubl •c gaze whil e the~r oeccadillos a re weighed 1n
jl)d1cial seclusion 'Aontana "las bunJ that the public glare,
as the names of parents aooear 11 pnnt a long with their
delinQuents, is sal..~tary d not 0n the ma lefactor, at least
')n the oarents Juven1IP iE·OrPdat•on 1S on the Nane ''
• Approved first r ead1na of
O rd1nance 1107, a revt s1on
of the c tty phm btn& code;
'l et publtc heann& fo r Dec.
14.
• Arproved the preltm1narv
propo\al by Corona del \ta·t
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•
WHY WE CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING
By Harry Browne
l
F .d I • ,, ~ 'l'('dlllll ~LH!32tne
I Ed t! Of'' 1'\0•• Be c•u't o reo··"' "q '•Qu•\•\ '"'''
~t•t;c•e '' r•p••t•d fo t~e •h rd con •l!u''"~ ott•' J
""' "IH¥\Ih(l\ i til It I ". IIIII lh
l'hanl '''il lOll tt·lo-hl.tt ·or 1 <1•·11\t·cl I• "' rh·
hr~t !1-.t'l ol tl•.•nJ.., ot du • '·'''I .I l'•'••rtlll'
Yr•t ,,.,, rart·h ·"' ,,,. :,.n, '' !t·d ol ,, I 1
dlf' r ... l,l \' .J• ht·ld. tlw lt lt l\\!1'1 tlw l'tll,(flll"
t•r\<.IUI!'d. 11r 1\h,ll I .IIJ-.4'd tltt•H ltllllllll'' IO
r h.1n•'• \nrl that \I"" ",,, ll',tll' tilt' d1•·
r·o'"" th.1t "'' oft•·n wl•·• ••· ,,, '"'''rtl,oll·
1\111 "'' .l ~l(ll'\ th,lt ''·'"·"''' lfl'llllt'lll ll
II' llllht
'' \\C' krww, tlw Ptll'tllll\ l.1ndc·d ttl'l Ph·
111t•111h Kt~<k tn I >.•rt•tt~l~ r IC1.!II .1f1t 1 tl•·c·-
1111( ll'lti•IUII\ and l'tt>lltclllll (lf'IV'C'IIIIIIr\ 10
F.n l.!lrtnd
Arcordtnl: tc> fJ radfuul' 1/r /•ttl nf Pit
•flourh P(o'ltat mn," t.tkl'tl ('""' ( •<>"'"''"
Rradford', o"'n 1~. tht-tH\t thtnl! tlu•\ d ul
"a~ It> t'n:'<'U" \(' hrct houV' for tnntrtlnrw
~~~ 111 1\'t ('1\t" thfom and tht·tr ~:cw>d' · It "•''
"·"ural m thO<!~ d. '" to h 11 ,. a rmmm>n
hnuv-, 10 whifh all (nod , nd ntht'r ptod111 ·
ItCH\ "'ould l)f" ,,,,rr<f ~II prfi!Jt'rl\ lwlt>rH,:t·d
10 tht' pNlp!r 'tn rtlflllmHl .. In tllht·r "'nrt.l•
tlu P1ll(rtlll~ "'t'rc· prac tlt'IOI( rltr m•.trr•t
lhtril( tn 111\lOt'\ IO ptlft' 100111111n1"11 'frllln
I" at h .ucordrn~ tn hi\ .ttnlth 111 t·:u·lt .ttt Md·
1n~t to hi~ n('('(! '
STARVATION
Rut within tltn'f' nt<mth\, half of tht' 1()0.
ndd Pilt;tnu•~ had alrt·. d" pt'rtshd Evt'n h31(
of tile' 'tmnlC MavHo"'rr c,.w ltiC"nt~,.... d·etl
flC'(Uft' dw \hiP. rould rrtum 111 F.nftlltl'ld thr
fu.llowins Apnl.
Ahrr tw'O lwrribl.-yt>an of uarvation anif
ntttrry, rhc-Gc:M:·rnor 'ummoned the ll"Adt'"
ol lf~ colon ro a m«trn« Aft .. r much
dc-ID-ratioo, th«'y dec~ to tty tt>mt'rhinl(
&Mt •wal'fd hurtlal nn 1~ wrf ac"f'
Haleilcwdl, iNtod of adl man bt-ing ,._
• a I ,_ --··-~· MU·bti ... cht-\
• ",. t .u h l.muh 11• ""' n parrt"l of Ia net
P"' .tit• prop• ttl t .1111 · tt> Ph mouth ( olom
.tncl till' n••1.lr• \\l'rl" r''<lra{lrdinan·
Brad for tl ,,,,It'• 'l it" had 't"l'\ ~:nod 'ur· "''\ rm It lll.tek Ill hand~ \('1'\ tndu,tnou,.
"' •" rn111 h "'""' turnt' "'a' pbntt'•l tht'n
nthn .,.,11'11.' "''"tid h.a\t i)('n(' by ~ny mean..,.
"' Gm 1 "' ·'"' othc-r rould IIV' fht' wonwn
no"' wt•ntt· "'1l11111(1' intu '" f~ild, and tookt
tlw11 linl•·-orh '' ith thrill to ~t come. which
lwfott' "'could .tlc•dl( '-'t•akn~ and inal)ilitir.
"'hom ICI h.n ,. f"C>mpc•llt'd would hav~ bt'nl'
thto11•:h t l(rt'a t tiranie and oppr".aon,"
BIRTH Of FRHDOM
\\'ht'rf'a' ~>arh had rt"'m~ working for
ntht'l"'i, no"' r\ "'1 individua.l had the greate~t
tncrnuvr to produtt. ·nw pri\'alf' f'ntt'rpri..,.
'' ~trm had h«n born. 0100 it ac'~pliJhNi
nurarlt''-"" 1t al"'-a"' ha.• and alwa)S will
:-.lo wondl."r the Pil«rims ~~ 10 thankf11l
th<ll fint Thank~v;~ day. ""'"" had die..
1m t>r~ the' cwocr .. l that man ha.d toul(ht for
al!'t''-And. a!. C'J<>vc-mor BradJord told H.
',tnv l(t'nrr;:~l wantr or !ami~ h<J~th not ~n
amon~o.,•" thrm 'inct to thi:t day.-
Thi• 'J hank~vina;, lee u~ givf' thank•
lh:u wr havf' thr kn<>wledce of hi•tory to
Jtuick u•. Lt-t us rt'~lve to rejtct che Mandan
conct•pc o( "to each af'cording to hiJ need"
in tvt'ry rc:spKI of our livn It is wrong with
rt({ard tt> a;iant f~ral ~les. h i•
wrOflg with ~rd to local and 'tatr ""'f'l·
f art"" Proter:tms.
The Mancian concept b~ povctty and
sJawry wflt'r'C'~oer ic it tUrd. Only profit•
!crkin~ mdividuaJs. K ling in c.Mir own .elf.
intern1 an JOfw the ~,.. ol tOCitty.
Political •nciM can only mlill:ributr pov-
t'rty.
l~ " led IOf'Watd to the d.y ol "JMnb.
srivinc whm ~ can ce~er our tOtal -...
flt'nd~ lrom politicaJ clom.iubtan,
• Called bids for 10 a.m.
Dec. 22 on p1pe r&Jitn& for
Balboa Pier; esumated cost
IS S5.000.
• Called btds for 10 a.m.
De c. 12 on rep au s and alter-
allons at :-.le wpott P 1er. 1n·
cludina replactng 7 deteuora-
ted Pill's, repainna cross
btacln&. 1ns talltna 2 new
fender ptles, consuuclln& a
4-tnch thtck concrete dock
and remo"tng the t1cket
booth; ec;ttmated cost
S23 ,000.
YACHT COLUMBIA
ARRIVING SUNDAY
\1ayot Paul Gruber of New-
po rt Beach has proclatmed
~ov. 1~30 as Yacht Colum·
b1a Week , tn honor the atn ·
val of the world famous
Ameuca' s Cup defender to
her new home 1n Newport
Harbor at the Bah1a Coun-
rluan Yacht Club.
Spectal we lcom1n1 cere-
monte s w1ll be held thts
Sunday. Sov. 29 , as the new
o v.-ner, Thomas Patuck Dou-
aan of Corona del Mat, bunas
the Columbia to her Balboa
Yacht Oub anchoraae.
The mayor's proclamauon
recalls that the Columbia
earned international acclaim
by succ essfully defendina
the 113-year-o1 d America' 1
cup aaainst EnJlancts Scep-
tre in 1956 and competed in
the 1964 America's Cup
tnals o ff Newport, R.I.,
manned by an all Newport
Beach crew, with Brius
Cunninaham of Lido Isle u
skipper.
DnGIIIEALn
II IU LOCATIOI
Wootton Realty i 1 mov1n1
across Cout Hiahway •n
Corona del M11 to the Mutual
Sav1n1• Office Buildina from
2SSO E. Cout Hwy. Mr. and
Mrt. Wootton (Jay and Pq.ay)
have been in the real Utate
busineu 1n Corona del ~r rOt nine ye•s. Th•Y awced
in the office or ColOna del
Mat Realty and opened their
fiut office in tho buildina a.t
the comer of Orchid Au.
and Couc Hwy . They pur-
chased a home in Shore cmra wben they fin& mo .. d
to tbe Harbor Area from P ..
ndene aod han been ., ..
e:ialiama in Sllrofe OUJ1 Pto-
pertJ•a ... , a.u.
son of Mr. and Mrs . Eipg-tax rate of S7. 50 per SlOO.OO,
menio v. Tovar of 2oq4 Po-taxes o n your s 2S.OOO home
mona Ave., Costa Mesa, has
completed the first phase of
h ts Air Force basic mi litary
training at Lacltland AFB,
Texas. He has been selected
fo r techn ical training a s an
a ircraftmaintenance special-
ISt at the Air Training Com-
mand IATC> school at Shep-
pard AFB, Texas. The a ir-
man I S a 1%4 graduate of
Costa Mesa Hi gh School.
As every man hath received
the aift, even so mmister
the same one to ano ther, as
&OOd stewards of the mani-
fold grace of God.
If any man spealc, let him
speak as the oracles of God;
1f any man m1mster, let him
do tt as of the ability which
God &tveth; that God in all
t.h tngs may be alorified
throu&h Jesus Chtt st. to
whom be praiSe and donu-
nlon for ever and e ver. Amen.
U Peter, 4: 10, 11.)
would be S37S to S450; for
your 535.000 home, SS25 to
$656; but only S46.50 for
each s2S,OOO to $35,000 acte
of the proposed site.
The homeowner therefor c
pays S to 14 times as much
in taxes on hi 1 propcny as
the lrvtne Co. pays on thiS
proposed st te even thouah
both have the urne market
value.
Since bonds to purchase
this site would also be pa1d
for 1n proportio n to assess-
ments, the homeowner would
pay 8 to 14 times as much
proponionally as the Irvine
Co. does o n this st te. Mart )'
other properties tn our area
are auesaed at much lower
percentaaes of value than
our homes; some 10 low that
the homeowner is paytna as
hiah as 800 times as much
tn proportion to thetr markel
value. Ho wever, this site
seems a more t1mel y com·
pan son.
It seems to me that school
bonds will hav e a difficult
time tt the polls until these
bas1c mequttt es are conec t-
ed.
h also seems to me that
the conection o r tax aueu-
ment inequities should be of
prime concern to tbts Board
and that Uu • Board should
take an act1ve part in thcu
conection.
Warren W. Crow Jr.
439 Beaonia Ave.
Corona del Mar
SOON 50 MILLION
Publisher or the Enaian
On Nov. 4, 1964, my Re-
publican friend uiddejected-
ly, "Twenty-five million
.otes ate not enouah." I
lbUit I JOWI, .. ABSURD'''
RICHARD G. GILLEN has N8J)Oieon would still be
joined the Aerospace Divi-marchina bad he that ttamber
of tJoopa. Hne out aenaea
slon of BatKock Electronics become 10 dulled that we no
Corporation, Costa Mesa, as lonaer know the force or
manager of the Western Mar-twenty·five miJJion American
keting Region. He assumes citizen• wbo atood rot l.bc
the position held by A. p . tame aet of principle• on
Nov. 3, 19641 Our co~~et.ay
Smi th, Who Is now uslgoed waa fo•ded by 1 11 .. , meay
to the finn's Washington, leu, Nd a powa IIDOOI
D.C., offlct. Mr. Gillen was nations trith little mote in
last associated with the 60~ba. . 8 vw c.ancbdate, any Oolci-
Northrop COfi)Orltlon, Ven-.wata, •••Dd• at ••e .. elm of
tura Division, n the ptincl· die R£P\JilUCAN pa~ny. uc1
pal engi neer for tledronics Ida c:ouu.e I• the ••• IOday
applications. He has also aa yut•rday. A few of oor
been with Radio Corporation caew left abe thip before the fipt beaea; •• ..... no&
of Arnerfu, Remlngton R.,.d atruct 0 ., colora wids tt.e
Unlviil, 1nd Comel Ae.onau-fiuc roud of flri•a. 0.. pel
tical Labs. Bllbcod Elec--captain need• • loyal crew,
t10nlcs Is a leadtt In ttle 1ncf wt .,, bla crew, ,...,. ..
desi..... •d anufactu e of n .. mHUoe •uoq. He •UI
I ..,. I 111 ' .,, •trt IIi• r..,..liWJidee, e tetron c re110te conttol NOl atALL WE.
S1Stent.s. (CGM'n doe .... ,)
[PROBE
On ll/lJ/64 LBJ (eaued a rhanAegtutng pro-
cla.atton, pledgtng A•er(cane to eradfcate
pouert11 and .ant throughout the ..arld. B11
&Dha t rt gh t do•• gouern11en t forctbll/ to~• the
/rut te o/ 1111 labor to "eradicate" tltfe age-
old plague? It (e (-.oral /or 11e to eteal
f ro• •11 neighbor to rot•• •11 etandard of
ltutng. It (e e qual ll/ f1111oral for gouern-
llent to eteal froa •• and dleper•• 1111 earn-
tnge tor the bene/(t o/ otltere, be t h•ll
cf tf••n• of the USA or foretgn Jande.
One eza11ple of hO&D our eoctaltettc gouern-
llent h4• ta ~en upon ftael/ t he ltarxtet taalt
of redtetrfbutfon-of-the-&Dealth te the un-
constitutional foreign atd prograa. Vhere
{n the Conetftutfon (a authorltl/ g(uen to
talte MIJ .arntngs and dtetrtbute thea aaong
fore( gnere? Vh1J aa I bei ng taxed to eupport
al ten gouernaente, all o/ "'" t ch arfl repr••-
slufl and contrar11 to freedoa? Ho~ aan11
Aaflr(cane realt•• tha t fro• 1945 through
~tid-1962 ouer IB9 BILLION TAX DOLLARS have
been gtuen OIDOIJ to aoael05/oretgn countr(ee
under t he gut•• of curta tltng coaaun(et
fl xpanaton? S fluflral 11ore btllton• haue
e(nce bflfln addfld. (C .R. 7/10/64, pg.l2736,
Cong.ForfiMOn of Tflxaa) Thla flxclud•• loan•
to forfltgn pouflrnmflnts at r tdiculoueliJ lO&D
intflrflst ra tfls (3/4 of 1• f or 40 yr s .), or
contribu t i on• to tntflrnattonal foreign aid
progra11e. Haa co~uniaa bflfln c urtailed?
In l945approx.l60 lfttllton soule&Dereunder
co..aun (e t elauer11 -toda11 Htflr• are approx .
ONE 81 LLIOft! Haa a octal (alft-co..aun fs11 been
curta iled {n tlte sfl countriee? (1945-1962)
France ••.....•.....••..•• 19, 43B, 000,000.
England ••••••.•..•••..... 8 , 713,200,000.
I t a 111· • . • • • . . . . . . • . . . . . . . 5, 7 55 , BOO, 000.
India •••.••••••.••••.•••• 3,952 ,000,000.
J a po. n. • . • • • • • • . . . • • . • • • • • 3 , 6 9 3 , BOO , 000.
Greece ••••..•....••.•.•.. J ,JB7,600,000.
Vi fl t Na11 . • . • . . • . . . . . • . . . • 2 , 4 41 , 700, 000.
Yugoslavia •••.••...•••••• 2 ,)96,900,000. lfexteo................... 766,900,000.
!ndonee{a................ 670,900,000.
U.A.R. (Eg1Jpt )........... 62B ,600,000.
Poland.......... • • • . • • • • • 522, 600,000.
Oiaana... ••• • • ••• • . ... . • •• • 156 ,.500,000.
8 UI"WtQ. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 5' 400' 000. ce,l on................... 79, /'()(), 000.
Cuba..................... 52,100,000.
"It (e ••••ntfal that theaduancfld count r te•
11houl d render a td--real a nd prolonged a { d--
to the bacltJIIOrd countrt•• fn the ir cul tural
and econoa(c deuelopaent. O thfl~f•e, (t
will be {~possfblfl to brtng about peaceful
coflx(stence of the uariou• nation• and
peoplfl•-~lthtn a single econo11fc ~ye te11,
wldch (8 •o e8.9flnHal for the final tr(ulftph
of eoc!alba." Stalin-"ltarxt•"' and thfl
National Colonial Queet£on"
H~ ha• foreign atd affected our gold rfl-
ser u•• a nd balancfl of paiJiftente? Th fl follow-
ing appeared In thfl C.R. of 4/3/63 , pg . 5234 ,
and fa ••lf-•xplanatory. Thfl sftuat(on !a
•ufln "'o re critical todaiJ.
Cowoaue or nn UMTna 8Yn•.
B OllA 0/r a--t ann..
Wuhlt!Vt-. D.C., April 5. UU
To Who"' It Iller Co"""':
Gold !l<>ldlnu (~ WWW -.t~~ITIH) I' !< told '>oldlnrt on Dte. at, 1111\2. 121. 2.11. OUol ••'0 I' II ,..w t>uUiow It> lor•lclt-
''"''• l'll'ol 11\rourh 1te2 ......... -1.1110.000.000
t ~ aollt h«>ldlnrt oo Ow. 21,
IIOIIl, r""UCO'd It> ........... . 1&. ·~ 000. 1100 ..
ll~oM ll<>lcllfc..... otbu -111M.,• I~ ~. 11162 -.. • ......... • .. 1). D. 000. CJ'O "•>Ill l'to6dlll"" m....-. otllw
C<"IIIITIH, 11163 lhrouclllllll ..... +II,DI,OOO,OOO
llold l>oldm.i ollwT _,"'"" J,.. "· lw:&, ~It> •••
l' R dolbn owaecl by lionip-..... , ..... _.,1)
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lto2 lhrouP I.a. .. .. • • • • • • • • •• • +I' 411. too. 000 ........ ...,., ...,...,.. -
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r II, ''""'"· 11100 llll'flUC'\ lli'C, ,.,11111 ..................... -l!C,-111111,0110
o,_ puhlk o1ft>t••
t' .ll. '*"'"' !~folK on t>e.>. 11. ~~.. JDI, no.-. • Olliff'""' -14 "'*"~ ,__
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None of tlafe "legal plutul..,., o/ our c( t t••n•
bl/ gouel"fUUMt .oulcf be po.efbJe •' thout the
lfar.det l'th A..,. .. nt to OUI' Con.tftutton.
(SH plaM 12 ofllan'• C~f•t IIGitf/eatoJ
Pae•afl• of tlte LIB~twr AffiiDiflllf' .ouJ cf nul-
J f/11 tltf• f_,.J appen•t• to our Coutttu-
UoA ancf lfOul cf eureJ 11 be a • tep fn tlte r(flltt
dfreoUoA. It .. l&lct ltelp ptd a ltalt to thfa
"J •fiGl" tlte/t GAd/oro• the federal gouerft-
.. At to GboAdDA thf• dC•aetroua progra•
•ltCelt ••rv•• to ac:fUculce tlte cot£ae ofeoefaJ-
, .. Oil a lfOrJ•t• •caJ•, preueAUA• tlte
epNGd o/ /rH... 0tar U)S'f' I"RSIIIOif o~
uepc,._ tMt .-celt N '-•• .al'fled lfOuJd be
r••terefl te u. O.tafa fft/or.aUMe.luf eup..
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•DITAILID
IIMIIAL
IMSUIAMC!
COYIIAG!
·~ ED r.ARD
AI'
JAY & IIMPIO
N.MI!W.-o .. T eLYD.
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Mrs. Osgood Retires -
34 Years With PTT
Mu. Henry P. Oa,ood, a downtown Loa Anaelea.
reaidont of Balboa laland Her eon, Jack Oaaood. ia
for 30 yean, will end her a research aooloa i at in North
34-year career with the P.-American Aviation' 1 h.&n•
cific Telephone Co. when exploration propam. Her
abe retiree thia week. dauabter, Ruth L. Oaaood. is
Stle joined the company aa a well known local artiaL
an operator and worked as Both were paduated from the
an employment interviewer Nnport Harbor Hiah Sctlool.
!Xltil 12 yeua aao when abe Mrs. Oaaood is a member
beaan u a.inina other employ- of the Telephone P ioneers,
ment interviewers. Por the a social oraanizatjon for
paat 22 year a, t he baa oom-telephone company employoe a
muted daily co her office in with 2 l or more years of ser-..._ ___________ ,.vice, and of the Affiliatea ol
• 'CAP-IUNt,S :_-·the Laauna Beach An Mu-
aeum.
She says that followina her
re ti rement abe hopes to be-
come active in local politic•
and in community arraus.
"Don't 'lote your head' o"er a c.r deal -
visit Thoo Robina."
SI!RVIHG THE HARBOR AREA StHCE 1921
C.Mploto eutolftotlve aeloa Clftcl aorvlce.
8ocfy encl fonclor ,.,.lriet -,.lnt shop, froo oatiMatoa.
f trehaH .. cll•lcs.
SOCAL STUDIES SEMINAl
Lynne Hupea and Wayne
Horwi u, inauuctou in the
aocial studies departrnent of
Newport Harbor Hiah School,
attended a reaional semin&J
of soc1al atudi es inatructora
at Claremont Colleae. Nov.
9. T hey met wtth teachers
and experts within the fielda
of international relations,
aovernment. U.S. history,
ll'ld far eastern affairs.
ATHLETE$ HONORED
The Associated Student
Body of Oranae Coast Col-
lese will hold the annual
sporu awaJd banquet Wed-
nesday even~na. Dec. 9, in
the Student Center. Athletes
in football, water polo and
cro u coun tty w11l be honor-
ed.
CUB SCOUT Mike Bair, 3155 Canad1an
Costa Mesa, a Cub Scout 1n Pack 354,
helps Richard H. Kendall, pres1dent of
Or~W~ge Empire Counc il put up the flag 1n
preparatiOn for the Servtce Center open
house to be held th1s Frtday, Nov. 27.
That will be the day for off1c al open1ng
Coast Assn. Party
SUWNTEED DWEIY CWNINC
,_ ... '"'"" .... 1 ....... *•""' "-" .... -0" 100" IUE~LACEM I: NT
0~ YOU" D"A~E .. IEI ""' .......... -.,_., ..........,, ~ ~ ( ......... ----_.., --~~----~~-..--. .. -..... ...... _..,
NO I H .. INKAOE
HO I'AI .. IC Dl rE .. IO"ATION
~E .. I'I:CT ~LIAT FOLDING
~l .. I'I CT IVEN H£MI ~OJ'E.<:~JONAL HA!I:CJNC SERvtcr C~CWNEIS
COSTA ME.SA. M2-0270
1702 NCW~ItT I LVO.
,,. Eni~fS-~--~
LDNO lEACH ~
The Oranae County Coast
Aun. will hold its annual
O mstmas party Thursday
even1n1. Dec. 3, at the Bal-
boa Bay Club. So cial hour
reception wi II &tart at 6 p.m.,
clinner at 7 p.m.
Thu party will mark the
fonnal openina of the "40
miles of Christmas Smiles,"
the aMual Chri atmas I i ahnna
contest sponsored by the
Coast Aun.
Conmunity Stnaina will be
led by stnaina atar Harty
Babbitt, accordina to Ralph
Kiser, president of the as-
sociation. ReservatJons are
to be made with secretuy-
Arcade Carpet & Drapery Co.
HOLIDAYS
YOUR CHOICE ...
• Acrilon
• Dupont 5 0 1
• Herculon
Rvt• CleefMce ... IS" OFF
I UDCOlT MIND(D?
MD ~4YMIM T 'Til IUS
$5.98 YD .
.ITUU,T~S CHE~I'II'ULL Y G IVEN
SMO, A T NO MIE -C ALL
67S·IS10
O~~H ,.,t/DAY ~VE. 'TILL 9:00
treasurer Wi 111 am Gal1 1 enne,
P.O. Box !7 2, Hununaton
Beach.
AIICIITECTS CHAPTER
TO liST ALL 0 FF1CERS
The Oranae County Chapter
of the American Institute of
Arc hi t ec ts will bold Ita In -
stallation diMer dance Fn-
day e venina. Dec. 4, at the
Irvine Coast CounUy Club.
It wi ll be a joint meetina
with the Women's Arcbitec-
tUI'&I Leap e.
Officers eo be iutalled arc
Charles Wickett of Fullenon.
president: Murton H. Wilhon
of' Corona del \tar, vice-pre-
tideot: Robert Lowrey of
Santa Ana, secretary; Dav1d
Miller or S1lverado,treasurer:
and d u ectors K. Stanley
Bell or Corona del \tar,
Knowlton Fernald of Laauna
Niauel, and Raymond Watson,
Irvine Co. plaMina dtrector.
Mu. Richard Layne Tomm
will be installed as prestden t
of the Women's Leaaue; Mrs.
Roben Lowrey as v1ce-pres•·
deot; Mrs. Walter Richard son
as secretary. and \trs. Ro-
bert Thomas as ueasurer.
COLYAII Q APPOIITED
AS CHURCH OIIGAIIIT
Costa Men's Ftrst \1etho-
di st <llurch has appotnted
J.P. Colyar 11 church ora an-
is t, a ccord1 01 to \1u. H cl en
Brown, cb11nnan of the mu-
Sic conwnittcc.
\4r. Colyar Instruct~ oraan
at Oranae Coast Colleae. and
resides in Costa \tesa Wl th
bu Belaian·bom w1fc, \bn1·
que, and7~nth old dauahter
Leshe.
After rece1 vina h1 s Bache-
lor's Dearee from Bnaham
Youna Un1versuy and h1s
Master's Dearee tn mustc
from the Un1 vcts11y of tah,
he continued h1 s study at
the Royal Flemish Con serva-
tory 10 Bela1um. He has s er-
ved a s oraantst 1n many
churches and has appeared
1n numerous concerts andre-
citals in Europe and the
United Stat c s.
ln January Mr. Colyar w11l
appear as ora an solo1 st w1 th
!he Costa \ten Conwnuntty
Orohesua.
n.a•a
WAIT ADS 1011 ... ,..
/
ceremon1es tor the new serv ce center o1
th e Orange E"'P"e Area Counc 8o)'
Scouts ::>1 A.,er ca. Hou rs ~o' t,e Ot;er
hOuse are 9 a.~"". tc 9 o.rr .. .,e Se•v ::e
Cente• s ::l(at eel a: 38 .. 5c..otr Sea• St.
Santa At1a. Scou ts, Sco..oters ::,arents and
fr ends of Scout ng are ., .. :eo
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NEWPORT HARBOR ENS1GN
ARST SECTION -PAGE 3
lliURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1"4
CORONA DEL MAR CAUF.
CIIIISTUS IEEnll FOR TUESDAY CLUI
Mi 11 Barbara Gill, dranaoc
aniat. will present ''The
L tttlest An&el" and other
Ctw1stmaa sconea at the
mceuna of the Tuesday Club
Dec. 8 at the Balboa Ba,.
Club. lt w11l be a bruoeh
mccuna. ataruna at ll a.m.
The Tuesday Club chorua,
duected bv Vera Eubank. w11l
stna fhrt suns. favoutu.
I
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I '/
STUFFED EARS
~hen \OOUT Jrandrnother "3' " ot•r • '·' •• ,J PI"<'
10 black pepper and ~...,eel otl "..t' nc• 1 ,,,,, lr co~ ""
~~ Than~\ to medJCll• ..._, .... ,,, • ''·" 'trr:
much better roda} ~·c "C' rrusn' e•tc, 1 ,, )t • .~ .,,..,
that stop mfecr.ons f~t re.Ju-. , •n I'''·'',, .. ,
~o. don't rei) on "home ~med1c• ""C'' '"l' It •I
\our health IS your m~1 pre..1.>u~ ~'''"'t'"H•r 1 •c..t•
Jt as such Let your phys1c1an pn:)(.r be the rne1J 1, me•
that wtll bt most etfccti\C for )'Ou Thcr IC:n iC'mht'o
us for QIJaht~ pre1enpuon compouna,n.:
Clristensen Phcwmacy
110%1 £. COAST BWT-C0801U DEl. MAll
0810 U: ).1S~
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Veta 's
INTIMATE APPAIEL ........... ,, .. ' .,....
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VITA
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•EIPORT HAR80R EJISIGII
RltST SECTKII -PAGE 4
ntURSOAY, IIOV. 21, ltM
CODA DELMAR, CAlif.
BED TAX HIT
Harbor Stand
ReaHirmed
Tbe Newport Beach City
Coucil reatrirmod itt t&ADd
Monday cveruna tft all juria-
dictionaJ diapute with tho
c:ouoty over control of tho
harbor.
(CCXKloued tom Pa~ 1)
ooe Gftlo11 yoo ccmo laP with
a JDOd pl1n, aucb aa makina
evel)' paopcny owner collect
dto t&L''
CHARLENBJOHNSON.~-
4earod An .• Corona dol Mar
-'1 compliment tho Council
for kocpinJ the taaca down.
I fool Ibis will help tbc city
provide aervicea and help
buainessea ud reaidenta.''
P ETER WHITEHEAD or
•507 Roabury Rd., Cameo
Sborea. Newport Beach real-
tor-"Search your own minda:
timoeo cover tho reotala. The
aeaior a~uatant caa per·
form the audiu. There arc
abo~&t 1,000 unita &o cheek.
Wo cover them once every 3
yea a. I eatimau about U ,OOO
out of pocket eap0111c a year,
plua •t.~ for utra staff
work."
COUNOLMAN COOK-.,s
thia tu diactimina&ory7"
TULLY SEYMOUR. city at·
tomey -"It i a not di &cr imin-
atory, in the leaal acnae.
It wu litiJ atod in Baken •
field, and waa aoataincd. I
handled tbe cue ror the city
of Bakerafield. ..
COUNCILMAN COOK
• 'Thi a i a not a tax o n proper-
ty. The uaer paya iL"
COSTA MESA HIGH will host its second
annual Marty's Corral Saturday, Dec. 5,
feanwng carn1 val booths, a hootenanny,
a dance and a powder puff foo tball game.
Funds raised from this event will be used
for the junior and s enior prom. Carnival
acti vities will be held from noon to 4
p.m. The hootenanny wi II beg1n at b:JO,
and a dance in the gym at 8:30. Food and
games wi II be featured In booths set up
by fifteen organizations at Mesa High.
Booths w Ill run the gamut from the bu si-
ness club's "house of horrors" to the
American Field Service "mauiage booth."
Shown here discussing plans for the event
are, from left, John Monsen, linda Engel-
hart and Rich Gordon.
Ia it proper to tu a apecific
few f01 the aeneral funda? Is
it eumarked fo r anythinJ
~Pecific, or is it juat a taa
on poor people who can afford
only a few weeka here, and
not on those who can afford
to rent for 3 montha? ..
Mt. Whitehead recalled that
be bad been defeated for a
Council &eat by one of the
councilmen sittina up there,
rererrinaiD L indsley Paraon I,
but he levelled a barb to
Councilman Cook.
"Mr. Cook said he would
not l isten ID the vociferous
few," Mr. Whj tebead charaed..
WALTER ~llt of Paaa-
dena. property owner at 206
Peart Ave., Balboa Jaland
-"Liquor. ciaarctte and food
tax sbo11ld be conaideted be-
fo re a bed tu. ••
COUNCR.WOMAN MAR·
SHALL -"Tbia would not
be an increued coat to the
tupayer, but would abift the
tall burden."
FOR M£H • WOM£H
lrtovrlco P-ovt . Borlt.. APPOINTMENT
BARBER SHOP • Spr nolur d Htllf Cwllrrtf
(no sr lllnf)
al6 f . COAST HWY. (,..,.,,.,
co•OMA 01 L. M U Ollolo ).1101
• ScAlP T rrtlt,rrtts
ct ..... s...,,
FlEE LECTUIE -•11 .. :
•
"PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY"
by
Harry S. Smllh. C.S.B.
of Atlanta Georgaa
..... .... ..... ,. _..,
Member of rhe Board of L«tureshlp ol
The Mother Church. The First Church
of Christ. Sc1entlst. in Boston. Masu·
chumts
PLACE: Corona del Mar HiJh Sdlool
Jamboree Road. at Ford Road
Newport Beach, C alifornia
,..
Sunda~. :-.lov. 29. 1964, at 3:00p.m.
D.._ A~ el S--.1 Cbuda el Clldat. ldatld
ill ""'~" a.. d. -et c.,.... 4•1 ... ,
Cllild Care Prov1ded
Bluffs Park
"Don't try to show orr here, Development of a 15-acre Pete," Councilman Cook re-
part in the Bluffs was dis· plied.
cuued Monday by the New-From the audience, Jim
port Beach City CoWicll and Petsch of Balboa laland re-
Paul Rife, representin1 Geo· mark ed that he had beard Mr.
rae M. Holstean & Sons, de-Cook make the statement. velopets of the Bluffs area
of East Bluff. When this exchan1e was
\1r. Rafe said It WOilld be ""' : •. thediscuss1on reswned:
A.K. PHfLPS. Corona del of mutual advantaae to de-._.111 attorney _ "Transients
velop the park now. He estJ·
mated the basac pnc e of the do cause added burdens.
park to be .S7,240 and ex· ~~t t~n~~; :opo~C:n ~f ~k
Ptessed hope that a relm· cost? The land owner as ask·
bur sement apeement could
be k d h th ed 10 coli ect the tu. It 1 s WOf e out wat e c1ty . p ~ f..... If h not a tax on ham. ropeny .or repayment o uuee-.oun s
f th $85 th th owners Ble reach1na the o e per llnll at e k · 1 developers have to pay co the brea ~na potnt. am Interested
caty undet the new develop-an tha s tax because at m1aht
ment tax. mean 7 cents off my tax bill. ••
He saad that the Bluffs has BUD COLES, 1244 W. BaJ·
already piUd Sl3,l75 00 the boa Blvd.. Balboa -''Thll
exca se tax and eapects to tax wo uld chase renters out
pay $47,345 more on 5S1 of the azea. The extra police
unata in 1965. are needed because of the
"By the end of 1965 we kids, not the renters. Metets
wtll h ave paad the caty i6o.-at S 1 a day will aet you the
520; we would h'e 10 have mone y.
three·fowtha of that towud RALPH HINGER. Balboa
the patk,"' he aaad. Island realtor -"The ot di-
The matter was referred to nance as discnm1natory. 1 t
the capital Improvements Will cause peat .~um to 1
comrrunee of the Council. and 2-wut owneu .
GEORGE TUCKER. Lado
Shore s Hotel -'1 would be
for the tax if it is used for a
convention center. ••
COUNCILMAN FORGIT -
"Why not 4" on all rentals?"
CITY ATTORNEY SEY •
MOU R -"I would have 1D
research that."
COUNOLMAN COOK -'1
am not in favor of speedy
leJ,islation, eapecially on
taxes. I move that the heu-
inJ be continued ID Dec. 14."
The 4--2 vote ended the JU
debate -fot the tune bema.
.LUAI IAIITIIOLOIAE
DIES AT AlE OF A
Servicea will be concllct-
ed at 8:30 p.m. IDday, Nov.
26. for Charles A. Bartholo-
mae, 58, brother of the late
mallaonaare aportsman Will iam
Battholomae, an the West cliff
Chapel Mortuary. He died Sun-
day evenana after a month of
treatment at Hoaa Hoapatal fot
a heart ailmenL
He ts survaved by his wa fe,
Cannon; a son, Carlos; a
dauahter by a previous mar·
riaJe, Mrs . Cita Alean of Lido
Isle, and a aiater, Mrs. Olive
Murray of Atascadero.
Burial will be an ML Tarnal·
pau CemetefJ in Marm Coun-
ty beaidca the uhea of h is
brother, who waa stabbed to
death last Jan. 5. Charles
Bartholomae' s Sparu ab speak·
1n1 saster·an-law, Mrs. ~inola
Gallardo. was fo~md annocent
an the stabbana.
Mayor P10l Gruber wu in-
acructed eo aend a letter to
the Collftty Habor Commaa-
aion reatatina tho Collftcil
poaition: continuation or city
juri adiction over boadna in
the habor, pieu and docka,
harbor atructwea, aanitation
and apecial uae areaa.
TbeHubor Commauion hu
delayed until Dec. 8 iu ac-
tion on propoaed revi aiona
of harbor pol i c i ea. City At·
IDmey Tully Seymour, an a
report to the Collftcil , pointed
out apecific areu of conflict
with the city code in the fo l-
lowina county propoaals:
• Allow ina airpl anea ID
land and take off from the
waters of the harbor with
written permi uion of the
harbor director.
• Allowina the operation
of veu el s driven by air pro·
peller, with written permia-
sion of the harbor director.
• Probib1tina all advet·
tisma sians and all buildinas
or enclosed sttucturca be·
yond the bulkhead line.
School Girl
Beaten
Fourteen-year-old Martha
Ti sdai I of 1108 Commodore
Rd.. Baycrest. wu aeverly
beaten Tuuday momina by
a fellow schoolmate, who
struck her repeatedly about
the head with a c:law hammer
as sbe alepL Dazed, she
tried to protect heraelf by
11111n1 h« arm to ward off
the blows. The u .. alant ned
after she cried out.
Mr. and Mra. Altyv T. Tis-
dail said the11 dauJhter came
to them shortly after 3 a.m.,
soaked an blood and soil
J1011Y from the attack. They
took her ID Hoa1 Hosp1tal,
where she received 15
slit chu and was tuated for
contusions and a small con·
cussion.
Prior to the attack, the
Jirl•a assailant had been
prowlina around the Tiadail
residence. when be aot what
be deacribed ID police u
an w ae to "bonk" someone.
Police fo~md Lhe hammer he
used ouu1de the washroom
door a 1 the rear of the house.
~0 N ClLMAN FORGIT -
"There • s no faner tax than
a user tax. You folks 1n the
area o f 35th St. want a lot of
palace. Who IS aoang to pay
for the m -you, or the people
\lih 0 keep com an& ID VI Sll'l"
Put t he real spirit in Christmas
ow you can
LEASE YOUR
SHIRTS •••
JUST LIKE YOU LEASE
YOUR CAR!
t·om.
:--IIIRT
Otd you know that you may now leuo all of your white df'Mt thlrh?
For " ONE TIME AND ONE TIME ONLY SERVIa CHARGI ef Sl.OO per
gartMnt. I will aupply you with eleven new white ahirta, one of the top 3
name branda, lnd for a f" of S2.SO per wMk, we will pick -., levnder
and return five ahirh and replace el•v•n shirts, " nee4ed, •t no extra
cost to you.
We have long or short ''""'"· plua thr" coil., styl• to cheeeo
from; sprNd. button down •nd an•~tab..
We p ick up and deliver ... you'll 1lways ,.t the ume shirt. Mclc
-..nd M¥er buy •nether rMW lhirt.
FOI MOlE INFOIMA TION
·utRT LEA I. G
TtMt It • le-. • ,.u mey pf I ,......,
Phone
541-1741
\1R. ST EPHENS of the Bal·
boa Bay Club -"Why not
thro"-the me eti na open for
sucg es uon s for alternate
plan s for raas1 na funds?"
COC ~CIL\1AN FORGIT -
'1 saad 2 months ago I would
not vnte for the ordananc e. It
should go all the way across
... The gu) who brought thas
up 1s Dee Cook."
C Ol'NCI L \1AN COOK -"I
reque !.t lime for rebuttal. The
last statement IS COnJecture
on h1 s part. I d1d not even
know the tax proposal was
coman gup. It had been recom-
mended to the Council by the
staff. The League of Caues
onganat e d the model ord1·
nan ce ... I haven't commllted
myself. ••
COliNOLWQ'.iAN ~AR·
SHALL -"Can we establiSh
the cost of adm1nisuauon?"
GEORGE PAPPAS. c1ty f1 ·
nance director -"No addi·
uonal personnel wall be need·
ed. The business lacense 1n·
spe ciDr will have suiTacaent
N
NORCROO
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COfDA DEl W CALIF. Hearing Set On COM Plan
(Ceed•.ct r.o. P•l• U
indicated a deaire c.o belp
and founcain wol.&ld be very
welcome 1nc:loaiou. -/ -. .. ·--~-~:·.~' "-• h • .tew ef tlte ........ ~ .. c.,t ef
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lheae ctroru and bad bud-
acted funda. Initial projects
" lbould IWt QOW, and aJl
new development abould be
encouraacd to the fulleat c.o
ancorporate the thane of
landacapana.
• TH! VILLAGE $GUAR!
The plan auue11ion for a
Co10na del Mar center utili zea
the plac:ernent of tallet bull~
•nas c.o define an wban apac:e
wtu ch would be the focal
poant of vallaae acuvuy. The
pl11n end sketch ahow an u •
penSion of the open area&,
no w 1n parkana related to the
market, pharmacy. etc.. be-
tween J a!lm1ne and In a, to
anclude the land now occu·
paed by the maltet bwldtna.
This amount of space sup-
pltes the need for separauon
bctwem the more tntenstve
uses 11btch would surround 11.
The Villaae Square would
be pnmanly a pleasant urban
pedestnan space -a place
for peo ple workana an the
bulldanas. shoppana an the
stores end doana buSJne u
an the offices. It would pro-
Vlde the seltln& for Corona
del \1•'s taller butld•nas .
lind be the vorte1 of !he com·
munity's acu vaty.
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e TH! VILLAGE CENTER
Earhet aecuons of thia re·
port bave deacnbed tho e11 st·
ana wban pattetn with•n
Corona del Mar. and have
emphaaized the desirability
of creatin& a true villaae
center, to provade for ats
1 ':: -:: principal present lack .
' • • Ex ten 11ve study of the tn·
. ·' Ouencel of ellatin& pattem,
... · / • ,;. present sueet syucm topo-
p aphy and destrable scale
ha ve led to the concluSJon
that the core of lhaa center
ahould be the t.Jtanplar area
. • · rouahJy bounded by Pacific
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Cout Hi abway. MatJUetite,
Bay11de OrlVe and lri a Street
.aa defined by the anner loop
of the Circulation Concept.
P10perties umnediatel y ad-
Jacentoutllde thiS loop would
be very much a part o f the
....... villaae center.
Selecuon of this parucular
·,
' ' location for the e atabhsh·
ment of the center was made
for a n~AT~ber of reaaons. It 1 s
at the approxamate cent er of
the eusuna commercial strap
10d of the community. It • s
C:HUI{C:HES
•mmediately adjacent c.o, but
not bisected by, the pnnc•-
paJ north-south s treet (Mar ·
The a ctual dearee o r •nten-
Stficabon end the he1 &hts of
the structures located around
tha s cer~ter wo uld be duected
by e conom1 c con s aderauon s
of demand and land value.
Standards of quail ty and re-
qutrements for park•n a, etc ..
must be dare cted. Buddana ~
whtch arc prope rlv located
relauve to the cen ter, )hould
be cncouraaed to ao h•&h er
to retatn \'tewtn& space be-
tween them. rather than h'
encouraae lhetr bulktn c'>\ b'
h e a&ht restncuons. The at·
uacuveness of the central
area would depend upon care-
ful attenuon to the de s•an
of the proJectt ,.htch ccom-
pnse tt tnclud1n1 thetr re-
cogruuon of the rcsron •btl·
1t\ to enhance itlld I" e form
tO the \'Ill aae (enter. a~
we ll as the des11e to be 1n·
vtdualh beauuful and func-
uonal.
J. J. KnicltertM.clter C..
1JIO L•t•• St.
Coste Meao. CoM.
US -140t The F irst Baptist Church
of Costa Mesa, 301 Maanolia
Sc. -Dr. P.G. Newnam w11l
pteach on the top1c, "Ftre 1 .. ••••••!1111••••••••••••••• .. on Earth," at the 11 a.m.
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speaker at 7 p.m.
Chn st Church by the Sea,
Community MethodJ st, 1420
W. Balboa Blvd., C entral
Newpon -The Rev. James
Lamberth w1ll stan a s eraes
of advent sermons at the
9:30 and ll a.m. SetviCeS
thiS Sunday. "1 am the Lt&ht
of the World'• wall be the
opeoma sermon u tle.
Corona del Mar Commun•ty
Conpeaataonal Cbwcb, Una·
ted O!urch of Ctuut. 611
Heliouope Ave. -The Re v.
Edwtn Gomke will preach on
"How to Prepare for Chn st·
ma " at the 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Sunday serv1ce s.
The Lutheran Church of the
\iaster, 3545 E. Cout Hwy ..
Corona del Mar -The fi rst
Sunday 1n the Advent s eason
Will be c elebrated. and the
tradauonal Advent v.reath
wtll be Itt. "Vtake l 'p" wtll
be the sermon topac of the
Rev. Frank (AJnn at the 9 and
11 a.m. <>ervtCeh. A "fttst
dav 11f Advent" pwar iWn wtll
be he ld at 3 p.m. beaann1n1
Wtth a talk ~ the pastor.
fhe aftem{'\On wtll conclude
""h a lt aht ,upper.
The Plvmouth (•'ngJega-
tlllnal t hu rch. 3~62 Broad
t .• ~ewport Ue•&hh -Or.
Thoma' lln<H·er v.tll rreach
••n "Suffeung for Wel l Dt•t ng"
.11 the 10 a .m. Sunda' s er·
\ llC.
fhe ~ewf)('rt Harbor Luth·
eran Chur'-h. 2501 C ltff Dr ..
'\ewport lletghts -"Wake
L p'" v.tll be the sermon
toptc of the Rev. James
Blatn for the 8 15, q 30 and
11 a.m. serv1ce s th1s Sundav.
CJ'kee COeQ f ve1r y
iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii the f u
5
t Sunday
1
n advent. C'husu an Sc1ence Churcbes.
Newport Beach, Corona del
\1ar and Costa \tesa -fhe
power of uuth twer tllus10n
wt II be the lh cme of this
Sunday's B•ble lesson on
"Anctent and \todem ~ecro·
mancy. altas \1esmeu sm 11nd
Hypno tism. Denoun ~:ed."
PillE 141·4437
The women's fellov.sha p of
the Corona del \1ar Commun-
Ity Church wtll meet at I sa',.. (,.._.6 -• _.... ., IIACI p.m. Wedne sday. Dec. ~. 1n
_.,. -..a -.... Pii&Jim Hall. \h . J. Leslte :Jamous or 3 in e Qualit Steffens en WIJI be In Ch.trae •!!!!!!!!=~=~!!!!!!~!!!!~!!!~or a C'hrt unas pr.,ar.un. fea
IE'IE IPEI!
MAVC A V C..., ~INC
eCL.eTION 0~ HUNTI ... DON ew&An"'e• IH~AHTe. IIOYe
A-.Q aUtLe TO eazc "· -"L..•a ""Ott"U&.AIIt ITCMe AO e iL.L
TNC K 10 ... ANT. AND ~IOirt•L ...... Te. NOT ~CMOCTTI ..
TMC L~CLV INFANT_~_
CAIII'TCIIt OII'T ••
and refre">hm ent \ ~•II he
served afte:r the propam.
St. \tatk Ptubyteuan
0\wcb of Coror1a de.J \1ar
•ill hold it• annual mcmber-
abip dinnet Friday even•na.
Dac. 4, at Pbtlc:o Aaonu·
IIOnac, tnarltina &he 2nd anna-
••raaty of tbe oraaOttalion
ot dae dlarda. Spulcr will
be the R.-.. •netb R .. na,
(oanerty Mc:rttary for &he
.... alOft ol bl ...... C8 ..
of UleAIOard of _.C*cio. of
•• u.ited Ptt.-bftm• ... .._., __ JZ ST .... ,.~ MACM O...dll M4 ... P•t• of s...
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JUertteL The cbanaes tn
alianment (both honr.ontal
ten an Church an Ponuauese and venac al) of Pacific Coast
Bend, Calif.. Haahway .. o rk to make tbas
The Newport Un tty Chwch
announces new classe s have
been fonned to the Sunday
School. Teachers are Judy
Colver. ber1nners; Joan
Fritz, fi rst arade and kan·
dcraarten; Jan Hefty. 2nd
aradc: Betty Sch• sler, 3rd,
4th and 5th arades; Ro se·
marie Balinski, 6th, 7th and
8th aradu;Marton and Wayn e
Sylvester, Youth of Un1 ty.
Mar&e Johnson and Don
Steams are substitute tea-
chers. Alice Blair i s in char·
ae of the nwsety. Dtrector
o f the Sunday School i 1 Don·
na Rae Flickinaer. wife of
the pastor.
GEORGE McCLELLAN sen
;I Mr. and tArs. L~e McC el-
an of 2lb V a Orvieto L do
is e, s attending tA•sso&.m
Mtl•tary Academy at Mex co
\4o. Gf'Orge 1 s pl ann•ng tc
leave the vy walled and
snow-covered campus 0 1 the
academy to return home to
the Harbor area for Chr1st,.,as
holt days.
HOPMtOD IS lAMED
TO EIECUnVE BOARD
The boazd of dlrec to rs '''
theOranae County Auoctated
Chambers of ommerce ha'
elected Jo hn .t\. Hop"'Nld,
'llew!X'n Beach auornC\. to
the e'<CCUIIV e COil\ITit tlee.
\h. Hop~ood. who ltve" In
lr\lne Terrace "'•th has v.11 e.
\1at~lyn, and tv.•n ""ns. R.in·
dall anJ Oenm '· ha" 'e" etl
on the hoard ••f duectC\f~ fnr
3 yean.
Ue 1 a al o member of the
bnlld or d•rector of the
n( the Newport llarbot Cham·
ber of omnerce. pru1dent
of the Volunteer 9utceu (l(
Ne wport Be.c:h. da&a mum of
the Nc~n Be&da l.tbnry
Board. and ••~nad ... of
die Ofaftl' Cou& Auoca&>-
lioo
• .. ntan · ,. n.o~
Tt iiS?llk CJtille ._,.
locanon a natural focal
poa nt. and a•ve 11 a Pllttcular
"sense of pl ace." Chanaes
1n the hofl zontal duecuon of
!he boule vard hold th1 s area
•n the center of \'I s1on as 1 t
• s approached.
Undulauo ns an the ven acal
ala &nQ'Jent c reate, here. a
sltaht hollow wtuch, toaether
wath the placement of haaher
structures. v.ould help ro de-
f•ne the center. In addau on.
the placement and elevauon
o f Bay s1de Dn ve add tnter-
estana opportunatie s to aad
•n the solution of the pro b-
lems o f tn pess, cpess and
parluna. The elevauon ol
Baysade Dnve IS sa pafacant·
ly lower than that o r Coast
H1ahway. Th• s d1fferenual
m•&ht be u<~ed to advantage
to prov1de multt·level park·
'"I for the · dlaae center.
The Ba\ Side Dn ve n aht·of-
WI) 1 s also qune ""'de . and
ateas of cll\ propert~ betv. een
\iarauet~te and J o~srmne ar e
pre\entlv betna u5ed for 'ur-
fac e par.,1ng. t\lthouah some
v.tdenana of Ba~ s•de m•l\ be
needed II.' handle the future
traffu. n''"'' a conunuauon
Il l the pOitC\ Ill parlong USC
..:uuld "'or I. t.:••'rer at I\ cl\
"'1th th e pron "ttn ~ tro be
made ~ the Jeveloper' ,,f
butldtn gs tn the \lllage ,en·
tet.
• THE VILLAGE GREE,..
\t the t nter)e~tH•n •'I thc
land~caped Pa~11 1~ lll,Ht
Boule• arJ "'' th \l.u11ucutr
the pl~n recr•mmend' the n ·
pan<.tlln ul J .uuhcaran~ :
create the l1>rona Je1 \131
lllUn terpait •lf the '\ t'"' l Of!·
.snd \ tl I aae Gt eer. ••r ",, •. ~.
~twn." The azea ' lh.lt "h"'
lll._Upl eJ b\ p:&.rllng hCI"'l'e~
t ,,a,t lflahv.a, and fi.t\' Jc
Dn,c. and e\lendtng "'l'--t
"'arJ from "larguetlte. ''
thou'h pre,enth .t ~"'n"Jcr·
.1bl e '-hanae 1n ele' Jt '""
C\1\1<;. thas area v.nuld toe
made level through the e\·
ICn<,ton ,,f the hq1hcr l '.i't
lltJ hv.a, clevttll'n' I•• B.h·
,,de Otave. creating .1 r oul..-
•na level w11h Ha' ,,Jc lltt• c
acce:.s unde r the "'Uthetn
pmllon as 1nda~ateJ 1n llt:ur e
11.
-\t pre~ent the l •'1'-t lll,h-
"'•' n aht""(l(-v.a, '' v.tdet
31ona thiS locau••n .1nJ. r et
hap.,, ~When It "" lo'nttel funv
'"'"' a tate ll•ahv.a, .:a~
"antaae could be tal.en \1(
the ;addtunnal area b\ tcodu·
~o1 n1 lhe pa' cment v.tdth '''
the '-.T\C \CCUon <'C(.UI In& o\t
t\thet pmnl\, thu' c \Pendana
the \allaae <~r«n .,omcv.tlat.
In adcl tw n tt' '1\ual amcnttv
..,d arc-en contrast to the
~·t'"'metCI II 1nlCI\\1ftca11on Of
the e m te.r. the are en 'OI!Ou ld
~ovtde a pl easant Ilea fa.
the use of all -pan.eaJanv
•.hose •ukana 10 , hYan.&
-.DYltd, Ol vuauaa .... Val ·
lap Center. A rc&t-•t...
a a now ex a'*'· loc .. ed oe
U.c ~~"~"· co.l4 exp&oit tile
dehlfltfDI potsa"litt.. of taa.a oetw_. ID the 1-.6-
aa,e. aa well u., ••.,. M.c ... .._........._ A pool
• IMTEN~r&CATION OF
RESIDEM TIAL USES:
Pressures produc•na an In-
creased demand for commer-
c• al u ses wt ll have a -.1mll ar
effect upon the demand for
dwelllna s. There 1 ~ cvcf\
l1 kehhood that a!> 1nland
areas. sun oundln 1 o rona
del \1ar, supply lhe 'demand
for low and rned•um den~• t\
re stdenual use\, a p ;uallcl
demand for apartment J y,cll-
•nt v.tll he e\ tJent 1-•rc-
JOinl Jp,~·u ... -.u n' h a\ e
,t re<>'>ed the Je,tr.-bdtt\ t•l
d11ecunl nten,•lt~.&tl••n ,,1
u"e~ to"' azd the .1re.a ,,, the
\til age (enter dnJ tht' rc·
~nmmendath'n .srr c' :1•
J v.cl11ng "' ..,u,h .. , ·, ~,...,...
mercc.
Therefc•rc the "'''It ••r .. 1
apartment h•LrJg r.ttll.t.,oi!l
1n mulll·•t•'rlcd -.tH.Idl.'~'
,h,,uld he the ,~mcJ Jt< ,,.~~.
l'l'UndmJ' I the , crtcr
\j!atn , the C\terl .,.Ill !'>~
JetenmncJ t>' .J .. -.q-J .......
,,te' ~"ed t .it<·• ,\J .st..-rt
t<• the .u..-.1 ·" • n .a11 t.-•
-•ned l•r \I,.£RC ~~:..-·
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tr a1 are.a
HUSIUDS IIVITED TO
SCRIPPS A LUI IU FFET
Hu sband' ,,, '~ttf'r' l ··I l c~e \lumnae .1rc bean r
'lted lm the ... ,,~~ta•l-t" .. fl ct
meeuna •'I the Oran1e {,a \I
( h~t~ter I rtdi\ De~. . .& t
the h. >m e nt \h. and \h ~
b .Lttl \hchel sen I ~ \ ••
Tne~te. L1do I le.
t'hn~otrnas rra,, "''" Je-
oorate lhc home to lend a
fuuve I'OO()d tO the r att\.
••iueh •• II be held hom fl to ~ fl.m. \tu. Ku -\. E-.•na of
, e~ Beac;h 1 s ehaa mten
ror the eveat. ~ I I betftl
a sutc4 by \4mu . ~c:hel en,
a.tleu Brown •d Jack P u -
~• • or Ne~n 8oecb,
Mra. J•J Toll ff.tcl of S.Oca
ADa -.1 'h. Goca11• F.,.et
of tt.am • 8e ach. Ru_.
...... ' ... made "' ull· .. , s.~m or 6ls-.49tt.
14/C !lttlill Colli Cou • Btoul~t
$27 5 00 S200 ()O
WAYNE ORR
JEWELER
WA TOf!S -CLOCKS
WYLI R-IULOVA-ACCUTROH
C.'<PE~T REP.CI#t.'
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2515 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR
t
HOMEMADE
FUDGE
HOMEMADE CANDIES
IMPORTED TOY FUR ANIMALS
HA NO DIP P EO CHOCOLATES
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HERE'S HONOR ROLL
AT ENSIGN, LINCOLN
TELEPHONE DOODLES. --MEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
FlRST SECT10N-PAGE i
ntURSOAY, NOV. 26, 1.4
CORONA DEL MAR, CAUF.
Tho firat honor roll of thel964-6S achool year was annouo·
c:ed this week by Ptincipal Att Chtiatenaen of Horace En-
lian Sc:hool and Pnnc:epal Werner Carlaon of Abraham Lin-
co 1 n School.
Jeny and Ina Hornbeak of
Eau Bluff, alona with the•r
tbtee boys, Jerry, Tom and
Scott, are aoina to do what
they love the moat durtn&
the Thanksaivina holidays
... they left yesterday fl&ht
after school for a camptna
u ip in BaJa, Californea .
At Hotac:c Ensian. there are 43 seventh aradcrs and Sl
CIJhth aradcrs on the honor roll, (or a total o( 94, All A'•
were received by seventh araders Bill Hendenhot. Lynn
Rosener, Suun Shaw and Robm Steele and ei&hth aradcr
Cathy Jensen . • • • At Lincoln School, there arc 26 scventll araders and 46
eiahth aradcrs on the honor roll , for a total of 7 2. Sua1aht
A students are Carol Blanpied of the seventh arade, and
J ann Holwiclc and Valerie Sutton of the ei&hth aradc. HOW T LET loose the
To celebrate birthdays and
Thanksaivina all in one
swoop arc the plans for Gene
and Bea Black of Harbor
View Hills ... Gene's mother
is here from Mesa. Ar izona,
and Be a's mo ther and dad
are v1sitina from Salt Lake
Cuy. . .and tt's birthday
umc for all three of them.
Here are the honor roll students:
HORACE El'fSlGI'f SCHOOL
SEVENTH GRADE
Carolyn Anderson
Glenn Baldwin
Karen Beckner
Merldee BJClUnd
Vicki Brown
Elise: Carr
Valerie Smith
Robin Steele
Bruce Talmage
DebOfah Tucker
Mya Turner
Allen Wallace
Dan Wallace
Wendy Watkllls
Cvntlua Wc:bcr
::>u.an Wheeler
Bt:U) Young
I::IGIITH GRAD[
Laurie Fra1er
Becky Galbrairh
Kent Hammeu.s
Mark Hammond
Heidi Hellyer
Nancy Hill
John Hoag
Frances HofmaM
Cathy Jensen
Bruct.> Johnson
Bob Kctgh
Ja} Lawrenc.
~largaret Lc:~o 1>
E11c L1ndr.>tl.
power L ...:hr istianity in hu-
man Ide will be explored at
a public lecture on Chrlst1an
Science at 3 p.m. Sunday 1
November 291 by Harry S.
Sm•th •n the Corona del Mar
H1gh School cafetoriU m, 2101
Eastbluff Dr. "Pract•cal
Chrtstian •ty " •s the t1tle of
lhe lecture wh1ch •s betng
soonsored by Second Church
)! ::hr st Sc•entist of New-
oo rt Beach. Mr. Smtth s a
• • •
"\1tss Kttty," Amanda
Blake ... recently marued to
Jason D &} .•• wtll be 1n Cor-
ona del \tar to cat turkc \
'4tth her parents, Jesse and
Lou1 se N etll.
• •
Here for a long vt Sit anJ
Bruce Charles
Arnold Clark
Dtana Duc:y
DOfothea Fowler
::>helley vardnc:r
BiU Hendershot
Jan Kawamura
Lani Lamberth
Trude LaPrade
John Lawther
Terry Levllt
Valerie Badger
Lucy Bane
Debbie t-krgenthaier
Ann 1\lulker
to enJO} the holtdays Calt-
teacher and pract•t•o ner of for n1a style are Ho~ard and
._.nr•st•an SCience 1n Atlanta, Ch11sune Har tman, parents
Geo rg1a. of J an cl Bel l. .. a real ueat
Scott Lyoq
Jeff Mahnoff
Andrea Martlll
Jant.' Marr
James Mayberr)
Debble Mc:tzleur
Judy Payne
L:xrte Pleger
Sharon ReUl~;nan
Lyon Rosener
Crug Rothc:nbur 6C:r
Susan Sh aw
Mike Stmklll
Steven Sl.ap
Janice ::>mith
Kim Blackburn
Debbie ~rown
u uue Brown
Brooke Buhkr
Tom Butlc:r
LUL) Campbell
John Carlton
Beck) Car\cc
Karla C...hrut.-nsen
V ilgtnta Cu tc a
1-..ath) Coka.
l.laudta Cornwell
l\.athken Cra~o IOfu
\llchele Faubaun
Dtanc: Fa sse: ll
C1nd} Forbes
Scott 1\oblc
Joanne: Palm.:r
Dana Pl~>
Pan t Pa ll• t."r
Marilyn Pe(k
Rob. PedtlycorJ
Bob Petersun
Rnchtt.> fl(ht
Robin Re lnhart
BtU !>CVIlL
Jan ::>chwarz
LuC} !>c:r..cntuk
Peter ::>te pllen.
._h,H or. Tho1 P> m
Sharon 1remblt.)
Denuc 1urner
Greg halter
AB RAH AM LINCOLN
SEVE!\ TH GR.\DE
SCHOOL
Kevln Barnett
TUC) Beech
Randy Blumer
Bonnie Boyd
!Nbbte Boyle
Wend} Burns
Enc Curtu
Margaret Fish
~larr G10rdano
Raymond Haack
John Ham,on
Nelson Johnson
Barbara Katz
l'oanc; ~lar011y
~con 'ewcomb
Jan IS Pernworth
Ja mte P.:tt:rsoo
Hayden Phd?i
::>usan Power
R·JCiyn Rawltn~•
Ingrid Rowland
Jon Sagud
>\end) 'ihdtun
M.ugaret 11ltele111eir
).JU) Van \ldter
\le~ Hurcrun.
Uuu' )ill' es
Kaltl > h'otX! '-ue Loptztch
Ellen L~e.
EIGHTH GRAD£ Capp) L)nc!.
~krllt:e ~la~nu.soo
Dc:bbte Bell MOll) t-.!Hted
Vlckt Black Carol)n Mc<.u Uu<.h
Gretchen Broermg Pam Mc:C"u:..lough
Kathrme ll.lrg.-r Pat .\1cGuue
BeCk) Bunermore Carol Olander
Janu Caldwell John Pack
Robin Case) Vic:kie ::>hattuck
Chm Coopt:r PoUy Shelton
Bob Dale Paula ')klllman
">Ue Damels Kath} Tcn.ple
Ar) Dye Angda T~t.
r..enn} E:weU Jan Tr apha)o1en
\'tke Farwo:ll !>us an h achter
.JCnc F uher Karen h arntck
Clnd. Gddartan Roo> n \-.I, He
Jan.· Gamble Dean \\ te>c
ut:olt Grahar Kath} \-. tll.ud
"teve tl.utle) Bob "-tlJ,dms Karl He Uer TUla ·~ lauu,
SERVICES HELD FOR
MRS. AMY M. MEARS
HELOOVER!
.,The U"alnkal.le
Molly Brown"
\ir s. Am~ \lar chand \lear~o .
~036~ Santa Ana A\e., San ta
Ana, Cal., mo ther of<.. arlcton
\lean; nf l'ev.(Xlrt Hetght~.
d1ed 7\ov. 2:!. Other surv1vors
are Harold \lear!>, a son, 1n
1\nox\tlle. Tenn .. a grand·
son, Carleton 'vicar~ Jr .. Los
Alamtl.O!>; l grand~o.hlldtcn ,
\Irs. Ralph Hautes Jr. of
:"a!.bvtlle and \irs. Stuart
Cutting of Knollvllle, and 6
gteat grandchildren.
&
Walt Disney's
"Golcl.ft Ho, ....
H.G. '4ells'
"Firat Men i" rite Moon"
-also -
Ant~'"" Qua\ IC'
S\lv1a S\-m!> 1n
"East of Svdan''
Serv1c e s v.ere h'eld Tucs-
da~ tn Baltz (orona del \1ar
Chapel, v.&th lhe Re v. John
Parke of St. J ame<o Ept sen-
pal Church offtc1 aung. Inter·
men! was 1n Pac1f1c V&cv.
\1emoTJal Par~.
01111ULMA , ... u
O,EM MIGMTL Y AT 6:~
AIJO--
A TERRIAC
COMEDY!
Cmp and
Sp.cyl
.,IICIIII TO TMI IN51GM ... 01 S.OSJO n. ... , .... ,.,., , ... w .. 4 .. ~ ...... 4
..... cu, •' .... ,.,. ... c ..
ART MckENZIE HEADS
COUNTY·IIDE DRIVE
"Btrth defects kill and
c11ppl e more Amcrt can chit-
wen than an\' other human
t.ltsordcr. The ·March of Dim es
IS leadtng the f1 ght IJlllnSl
b11th defects becau se tt be-
lt e' e~o the peopl c are read}'
ll' JOin an all-out carnp atgn
aga1nst thts trag1c v.aste of
human ltfe."
An \1cl{enztc of Costa
\le<,a made tht s statement as
he ac eptcd the Orange Coun-
t\ chat rman ~h•p of the 1965
\larch of Dtmcs. The uadt-
ttonal Januat~ fund duve
'4111 be held Jan. 1-3.
The county leader po1 nted
ou t that the \larch of D1mes
tn the past b years has made
Important advances in the
f1ght aga1nst b1rth defects.
Through centers and clinics
across the coun u y, tra1ned
med1cal teams are prov uting
best med1 cal catc available
for b1rth defect children and
v.orlttng to dc,·elop nev. tech-
niques ~hich v.dl enable
man } more of them to live a
useful llfe.
ANNUAL SALT lATER
A SHIN G CONTEST SET
The annual Schenley Sports-
men's Club 11.1ntcr salt v.ater
f1sh1n 1 program for Southern
Callforn1a t!> no~ under ~~oay
and "'til continue through
Apn l -4. 19t>.5.
P11zel> "'Ill be a~arded
each v. eek du11n g the program
for the ~ largest ocean bass
(e"<cept black and white sea·
bass) and the 4 largest edtble
buuom f•sh(cxcludtna sharks
and r I} sl.
for grandc htldrcn Dave, Pat
and Debby as well as hus-
band Joe, ·of Corona del Mar. • • •
Dr. Barnev and Fran John·
son got tn some reall>• aood
VIS iting when they recently
v&st tcd brother Bob John son
and his v.1fe Dorothy of Bad
Ba y. Cocktail part1cs were
''''en them by Ted and Anna-
bell e SaJ y cr and Troy and
Barbara M11ler at theu homes
tucked awa) on ltttle Ch crr}
Lake 1n Back Bay. \11&ht)'
happ:y to greet them too v.ere
couSins Lee and Evelyn
Schonek, who ltvc 1n Cl1 ff
Haven. • • •
It's Te us and lheu &rand-
parents' ranch for the hoi•·
da~ s for Gl.l)•. Randy and
Scott Woodward. . alona
v. tth their paren ts, Don and
Lucy of East Bluff. • • •
Form er Ncwportcrs George
and Vera Ward recentl y be-
came crandparcnts ... wh&ch
w11l brln& them in from Palm
Spunas more often. Da.upter
Dsane and her husband Ed
Johnson presented them with
a son, Dean Edv.ard. • • •
Getttna toaether to talk
about old limes, Werner and
Beverly Carl son of Costa
\1esa plan to spend Thanks-
g&vt na Day with J oe and June
EdJnaton tn Pac1ftc Grov e.
'4emcr is princtpal of Abra·
ham L1ncoln School. the JOb
Joe had before he became
assistant supeuntcndcnt of
the Pactfs c Grove Untfied
School D•st11ct. • • •
Rollte and Ginn1e Well s of
Corona del \tar have returned
from a short vacauon 1 n Phoe-
ntx 1n llmc to &et the wrkcy
1n the oven and wel come
th eu dauahter \1chnda home
from San Jose Collcae. • • •
F1 shermen ma~ enter the
week ly conte st as often a s
the)' choose by contacting
an' of the SS<. landJn&~o lo-
cated tn Southern Ca!Jforn• a.
There are no fees or other
charaes for cntertng.
Balboa Pavtlton v.tll con·
llnue to operate as offtc1 al
chenl C\ v.e t gh-tn station
fnr Balboa unul Jan. I, 1965.
when the contract wtl l be
auumed at Art Gron sky at
h1 s nev. locat1on, Art's Land-
In g, at l:.dae water and E.
Bav "'' enue. 3alboa
Bob and Yvonne Blocksom
of lrvtne Tenace always
loved Georce and ()on s
'4cedon's home wtth a deep
pass&on. . .they certainly
weren't happy about the11
f11ends mov1ng to Hun!lnaton
Harbour ... but auess where
they arc ltv•na no~ ... n pt!
. .the Weedon s made a
QUtck sale1
,.-··----·-,..----
How dou a little airl bell
lake co colebutcher eleventh
tM rthday?. . • Boc:ky Wallace
of Corona del Mar took mo-
ther and dad, Maaon and
Kate, and brother Mike co s ee
"Mad, Mad World'• •.. and to
the Los Anaelcs County Mu-
seum .
• • •
Why didn't handaome John
Wayne come in and talk to
the Federated Republican
Women wben they were hav-
ina their installation lunch-
con lnt week at the Newport
Harbor Yacht Cl ub? ... His
answer, as be munched lunch
on the club patio ••. ••a can't
I don't have my toupee With
me. ..
• • •
Good friends Jack and
Outs McCabe, SC aiumnt, of
lrvsne Ten ace, and Bob and
Dons Underwood, of Corona
del Mar . and UCLA alwnne ,
attended THE s ame last
v. cek end. . . and came home
... good fnends.
• • •
Ro ser and Nada Hannaford
of Corona Htahlands are
roundJngup thcu three daugh·
ter s and look1ng forwazd to a
active rest in Palm Spunas
for tht s lon& Thanksgs vina
weekend. • • •
Daughter Janet 1 s attendina
the University of Oreaon, so
what better reason could Bill
and Phyl ~nee of Newport
have to pack their baas and
head sn that dJr ecuon' • • •
To work off that Thanks-
gsv•n& dtnncr, Bill and El ·
len Wilcox and Wally and
Doqnell Koch of Harbor Hiah-
lands will be spcndina the
weekends ... alona wst.h their
younastcrs ... at Lake Arrow-
head. .,0 T /1, . ./.
.ECIAL CHILDREI
IAniEES
FRl. & SAT. 10 a.m.
FREE IITSTERIOUS IACIC
RIIG TO EVERY CIIILD!
-.,...:::--.................. .-.,
··~IILIOIC
C'III'UI"'''CM raa•
NOW THRU TUESDAY
MATINEE THURS: 2
she• a real smoky k itten !
Once you•re hooked it' a
hard to break away. . .a
point in fact. • .Ralph H.
Turner of Corona del Mat
retired publisher of th;
Temple Ci ty T1mes, recently
cont11buted an outstandina
editorial to the Palo Verde
Time1 in Blythe. • • •
Second honeymoonina in
Sen Francisco. .that"•
where they spent their fint
one. . . are Lloyd and Bruce
Flowers of Baycrest.
New Sportfishing Hq.
The Plannlna ColmUuion
of Newport Beach last Thuu-
day approved the application
ot Art Gronaky to move tho
sporclishina operation from
the Balboa Pavilion to a
now location a.t SOl·SOS
Edaewater Ave •• at tbe cor·
ncr of E. Bay Ave.. Balboa.
Mr . Gron&ky. whose lease
expires at the Pavilion on
Dec. 31. 1964, plana to con·
suuc:t a 2-story suucture
that will include a coffee
abop, boat lhowtoom, tackle
at.ore, outboard motor tel)air
lhop and aportliahina office.
In adcfitson, a Oeet of new
fibrealau fiahina skit'h for
both bay and ocean use will
t>e built in time for the aoa-
ao n nut year.
Mr. Gronaky will retain the
dealeuhips for Johnson
Outboard Moton and Glaea-
P&I boats.
The new landina will be in
opeution beainnina January
1, 196S.
HERE'S THE LOOK
FOR NOW
In Fuii-F ashioned I
Celara* Knits by ~(loott
U at a woradtr{ul u 0\
to loolc 1 Purt, duus ·
/anu of .si'"plt
dtlf'tl-, .ttylm~ '" ~oor~nates tl.at
~~~on~e about u 1 tla
~rtal spars t. ~ll 1 ra
tnn{tr Ctlaro.. so \Ou
~on count ora thn
U.ttr PU'"OIItnl
.shapdarau.s IL1 U.out
blo~lun~. Don't ua.stt
a '"'nute ... ro'"t
taJct )OUf pi~/c of
our rln •tr
rrop todO\.
•
C HIL DREN'S WEAR
SPO RTSWEAR
LINGERIE
LINENS
Sweater
114..
Skirt
114.M
Shel l
111.•
ows
~ Of! THE LIDO SHOPS
1404 VIA liDO. NEWPORT lEACH
.. ••• PAateiHG tN alAR
You'll ~ltd auta ltn' uutduiiC' ltim <d( Ol(triu ulllt It>.)' nt 1\uot(s!
Hut )ott 'll ~11d a widC' 't·h·c·tluu u( I(IIIHC'S, tm<, rudtfl) aulmaiJ, doll(
.. ·/liSt ever) tltlng to dcligltt tltt lu•arts of cluldrcu em <:lulu,., as 1>11)
Yo,'ll be • I"Ottd S«11ta wit~" ,lUll sec tl1~ l'lcamrc )Oil·,.,. bmt~/(ht
wlrh AlftJ froHt 1\ttott's. TltC'rt art •2 rrttiqlfc sltOI'.S for )OIIr sltul'l'i"l(
pltiiStlrt ... /11 1111 Old \V~·'t llttHOSI'IIcrt' of tnt Old TJ,.,~ CltrWJHac.
Stop h, I You'll ~,1 It's tllffc:mtt ... dtllglttful ... t.Otls()I''M·
ODen 7 O.ya • w....-11 ··'"· to • lit·'"·
I JEll! filM
IGIDS!!all
O"NB. l ~ wall 10 wall
~t, ..,_., fireplace.
All elec. kltce.•. pool, R-2
loL 610 L11bptU A ... , CDM.
BY OWNER 2 bedtoom houae,
ve ry clean. Price reduced.
617 ~arciuu a. 67~47 .
HOUSES fOR lENT
ELEGANT oew 1 bedroom, 3
be~ boma •• N 8. Priaidaiu
Imperial. doubla o .. o -boil t
io r•a•; diabwuher. re-
friaaracor-freua. Decorator
drapea, wall-waH ca.rpetin,.
Raiud hauth wood-bomilll
Rreplac:a. Dehu.a maater
~droom .uite. Double aar-
aae, elecLric doot. 1250 on
ye arly laue. 642.-0491.
l BEDROOM booae, lara•
liviaa IOOCD, kitcb• llld
bathroom. l patioa. laqa.ira
ia floo&. -417 Heliouope, co...
MODERN 1 bedim. ualur-
njabed. fireplace, ctiapoul,
111aae. No Petl Of dUldren.
ReaiOCitb&e rent 10 pd
tenanu. Pbooe OR 5-11.56
OR 3-7172.
1 3EDROOM corocr ctuple.a,
t llS per moncb. Orapoa,
nove, refriaeraaor.G.\tdener
paid, 671-121-4. Sll Fern-
lear. COM.
BALBOA Peninsula-Bach-
elor APt. Yearly, suatable
for one penon. Utilataes
paad. S6S. Lady preferred.
OR 3-4524.
1 BEDROOM furniahed apart-
ment. Yearly lease, f7S.
Adults onl y, no peu. 673-
3240.
• O,PICE WACE
fOR RENT
FOR LEASE-2 office sui tea,.
Corona del Mar. Suitabl e
for u chit ect , cnaineer.
m•llfacturina repre aent ..
tive, etc. Will decorate t
alter 10 aoit. Call 67)..2033,
owne1.
S'AALL private office . n 11
E. Coast Hi ahway, Corona
del \far, Soi te 103. Phone
675--4606.
• RENTAL$
FREE Rf-4"'TAL ~E RVICE
.S9S 10 14M per month. We
~w.:;·~:;;k r ...
~~del Mar.
IU&. IITATI
·IJCCINA··· c.·· ...... , , ... ...
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Call
~XOtAMGI •m-.tSTS
DOYLI! CO. S.1161 no f.. na 11. Co•• .....
HOME WANTED ro H•bor
Area iD trade for baeolifoJ
U oMt Coau Weaa epL
bida. Own•. 6461654.
LOT fOR SAl f
OiOIC E R-2 lot, Newport
Beach, few feet to ocean o r
bay. Build or invoat. Com-
pletely fenced aod l~n6-
acaped.. o-.,a . 61 J.l719. . .,., .• ,.
CI!MENT W0M WANTED.
AJI IJPtt of .. ..._ wad, .
pec.ioa. ..... .,.. ~
..... ~d .... IIC..Ne
jo .. ., ...... »PP.
IRONING. Y••• 011 oap•
ieoce o n ell tJP•• ot c:Jo-
lhiaa .t lia•. Specialty,
m••• .a.inf. tl,jO pa Hr.
Mabl• Wlti••· 607 M.,..
ao•h•. COM. OR 3-2174.
REUABLE aardener. lawn
catt aod cleaa laC'· Qoality
wort. 646-))IS.
WUTlNO, EDITINO. alloat
wridq. oridci-. Uai•.,.
..., of c.&itDnli• • .,...
ina, llileM a. .. •••la6otat. .... ca,... ,. .. ,.., ., ..... ,.,.. ........ . ............... , ....
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GUEST -_. ... la
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01., W. A1H4L
PAJlT 'T'INE WOU -U...
l&.hed Clui••u ~·••· A VON PllCXlJCTS
Call Collect -530-5160
GIRL eo help iD cltaaina
abop. Valet Cleaa•••· 675-
0310.
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1112 .... ,.., ....... Coeu ......
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ALCOHOUCS ANONYMOUS.
Hubor Ana. 673-1714. l4 .......
SINN EJlS AN<»fYMOUS -
.. Pot all ha-.e aloaed •d
como allon ol lbe J)ory ot
God. •• Do. yoo be.. p,._
1-•1 /Ve yoa 110obled widl
cblbt, or (oar, Of eaaptiDetl,
or epitia." or ...... or io·
feriority, or .. ill, or aio-ra•eu, or et ce•ra? BE
OP OOOD OfEER. We
ba .. lbe Mt .. r at •~
l••ly ao ct.ara•· Write
SINNERS .AN(J(YMOUS.
P.O. Boa 1042, Cot ta Meu.
or call t.l~ael, U l-l49L
BAR STOOL BARGAINS.
Houae of Chain . Sl3 W.
19lb St .• Coata Men. S48-
l 4S4.
ahtp an-
iah Galleon. \iake na ce
Xmaa preaent. Make offer.
Phone S48-19Sl.
FOR "a job well done feel-
ina.. c:l ean carpeu wi tb
3 lue Luaue. Rent elec-
Uic: abarapooer Sl. Crown
H11dware, COM, 673-2800.
1 PAIR Enalish coach lamps
82" hiah -1.50 10 200
yeau old. Private. Call
afte1 6 p.m. 213-923-8800.
9236 Klinedale Av e., Dow-
ney.
~OW SKIS, pole. pants and
boots, for small woman.
Ua ed twi c:e. 160 for all.
S40-1686.
DINING SET . Brown-Sahman
- se ats 2 to 12. S9S. Ne
blue-areen punt love seat
and chair. Shepherd casters.
scotch auu d, S300. 2 tWin
mattresse s, foam ru bber.
bedspreads 1 nc:ludcd. S2S.
2 wh aold chests "" lamps,
S3S. 642-3548 .
"NEVER AGAIN"' Ideal
On i strnas present' Twenty
salver dollats-all dafferent
coans -S29 .SO. Good to
extra fine condauon. In
holders. 67 3-2719.
• PIT SUPPLIIS -----
AT LAST1 We hue a lady
poomar wbo doea n qoiaite
work on al l tw eeda or doaa.
She ia kind, conaiaate
ud lhorouah and hat I
yeara e aparioec:c. She c:ao
do ., ootatarutina job oo
JOW Poodle, Cocker, Ter-
rier, etc.
Con sul& us for Ctuistmas
poppica. Call JO at
JORDAN'S PET ~OP.
7732 E. Coast. COM. 613-
2430 •
POCKET atu toy poodles
•Y color or aae. Tinieat
toy poodlea at stud. All
colors. Top pediaree, beau-
liu~ Ml 6-3500 -Kl 6-849 S.
BOOK OF TH £ J' ££1<
"Tile Dnt<~crat.t Dtlt,.o" b,
PAUip ,t/. CrC~Jte. H orJbodc
$4.95 -Papu boc! -i j t
1934 H01bor Bl anl., Costa
llu o -646-0645.
bltc:k female doa
named "BEANIE. •• ~.._
16~.
GARAGE tANTED
WANT 10 rent aaraae in Cor-
, ona del Mat for atoraae.
67~ t4S everuna a.
• ..,VIMG & STOIAGI!
HARIOI TllAMSfiR
AND ITOitAGI ........
AM!Iti CAN ltiD IALL
TIAMSIT CO.
Ll 8-7323 o r Ll S-9783
37S E. 17th St., Costa Meu
•CAR S FOR SU.E ---
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AaLewAaQ.MO
l•,erte•tl II
IUROPIAM DILIVIRY
MIAOGUAaTIRS
A PLEASAIT PLACE
TO DEAL
•••••nz
3616 M...,..-t ... 1..,.r4
Mew,.tt leect. OR ).562D
1963 Vtl aedan. Excellent
condition. Haa top rack.
l lSOO. S4s-ot50.
I£WPOITO IOTOIS
TUIINITATIOI CAIS
1001 financi"9 available
Al.o •• eany our own
contract s.
, •• TO S.99
N F.WPOQTEQ MOTOQS
2036 tiorbor Blvd.
Costo Meso
S4-S29~ S4-8S1 1
TV • IG Jll •av~a ......
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~ NTAU.A.Tl<M
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WARREN 'S
T V
oaJOU ). ,..,
2116 !aet C..t Hi .. wey c-. •l w.
WARREN 'S
T V
O.ftl ,_,.,
1116 lut c ... a Hilla•., c-. ... ...
ANY A.C. 01 D.C.
TA .. I aA.I*) .... ,, ... ... ,..,.. ..... , ),., .... .....
( mrl ._ ,., ..... --.e)
...... aT ....... .
HA~ND ORGANS
STEtNWAY PlANOS
Hammond Otaan. s pec:. fin ..
new auar.. a ave $480. Prac-
tice painoa, reconditioned,
many refi niahed. from S9S.
fry the fabulou a Everett Or-
aan, new onl y S69S. Selec-
tion or uaed aundt, Stein-
way. Bechstein. My en and
o thera, from $38 S.
Trade yow electronic oraan
fo r a new Hammond.
Uaed sptnet .t console pi a-
not • Evuen . Steinway,
K..~C. Winter, ~ o thers.
from S39S.
Select yow Stetnway n()w,
whtle atoc~ ia complete.
SCHMJDT·PHJLLIPS CO.
190'7 N. \ia.in St. at 20th
Santa Ana
CALL 01 YOW WAHT ADS
TO THI INIIGH
oaJOU S ......
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(Coodoued from Pap 2)
We have toea nealected OUI
duty aa a party of the loyal
oppoai t.ion. Tbe Ciut abot
baa been fired with oQJ a.-
lection of Mr. Barry Gold-
water to lead our Nationa l
Republican party. Ow ban-
nera arc clearly marked wi th
indi aputabl e diffcrenc:ea from
tboae of the Democratic party.
and out crew will aoon be
FIFTY MILLION STRONG.
Victory will be owa with
faith in the American people.
The alterna tive ia the
oow ae of defeat for our colln·
Uy, isolation from fear, that
is the final destination of
the Democratic pany.
John D. Quille
North Hollywood
SUISCRIPTfOM TV
P ublisher of the Ensi an
~ay 1 very belatedly thank
all or the Calaforru I publi •h-
ers who s upported a "NO"
vote on Proposition ttlS an
tbe re cent election.
The support or the Califor·
nia press was practi cally un-
animous -and for thi 1 we
are most arateful. It wu
ANTIQUE Paintia a.
boc:kl" SlS. 49-4-288).•
!MALL Maple Dloplealtabla
11 -oa 3-4179.
UNSIN KABL E. Sailboat. 8·ft.
-.SSO. OR 5-0044.
LIGHTWElGHT. collapstble
wheel chau. -5l1S. Ll 8-
0263.
SPANUH liaiaa table, 6
c:Uin. bllffet. auo-6-46-
9154,
KAYAK., 11'. flOO. P\. 673-....
oapecially heartwaanina 10
receive aupport from thoac
papeu which have a fina'l·
dal interelt 1n television
and radio atationa.
AI you know, we have been
forced 10 suspend tranami~
aion of proa ramnina an Los
Anaelea and San Francia co
and have filed auh in the
Ca lifornia Supreme Court to
have the law declared llnOOn-
atitutional. We will liaht all
the way t.o the Uni ted States
Suprane Cow t. if nec:eu ary.
The public shollld not be
denied its riaht to choose
the type of prop nmana •t
waahes to see, especially
by vested antereata who cbar-
aes up to I 10 a seat for
thear theau e pay-TV.
We know from the vote and
other sowces that mallaons
of Caltfornaans. u -.ell u
others across the counuy,
want to be able to see the
type of proaummana th ey
are not able -and ncvet wtll
be abl e -10 see on c:omm er·
caal televasaon.
Subacnption Televtsaon
does not r eplac e o r a nterf ere
---wicb commerc:aal tclcviaa on.
It brinas 10 the home what
v.b at bu 10 rar beco I VIII-
able only ~ leavina h<lme ;
the theaue of Broadway, ofT-
Broadway, London'• Wcat
End, the areat concert hall s
and concert balls .-nd open
houses of A.menc:a and Eu-
rope, the u easurea or the
book shop a and maaaza ne
s tands, lecture balls and
stadlums. and, of course. the
new mou on ptcturea, and the
blacked-out sport events arc
STV staples.
All of the areat coveraac
wall be a vat lablc to the
whole ramtly, tn the home,
at a cost no more than that
of a st nale aeneral adam ~
ston 10 the event.
We plan t.o return to Calt·
fornaa foll o v.tna our anuca·
pated Coun vtctory. In rhe
meanume. we "'til apprectate
any further ed11onal help
you may a• ve to the cause of
pre servma fr ee enterpr 1 sc.
Sylvester L. Vre aver Jr.
Pre sade:n t
So bacn ptaon Telev• MOn
Santa Monaca.
~~ 0 P . S L 0 C K E R
Only One Dollarl
Run Until Sold
SEND IN VOUR S1
WI TH VOU A AD .
'KEEF &\1ERRJTT. washet
dryer comb. -1200. -OR >
0044.
.. LOCKar· u.Uc ........... ._ ... ,_ . .......... ,..~ .. •P'--_._ ........ ................
SS OtEVY Convertible. sus GIA."•H AaaH Plant-an-box
OR 3·2367. on wh eels. s~5 OR 5-0044.
G.E. TARLE.-dal TV. ll"
r_ .. coaaol 1,..~ ·
MH!71.
C'C)MI E ftaa al• 5u ~
f!M· M9.2!) ,...-r71.
SNOWBIIO. p4 0De4i ti0Cl.
IUD -OR ~ll17.
Ol.DS. '51, air ooed.. u .c:el.
.,.,. 673-1941.
RAMBLER .... l lH. 67l· .....
ELEC-Ooft'ee percol-.. f5,
5dd"'
BOYS .au_ aa u 12. 110.
~7).AJ103•.
WKJTE a auJabyde ao(a. t60.
673-8023.
BLACX Cuacal Stoia. AJ-
moat aew. U OO. 67s-4l lO.•
NEW Holly Fotc:ed au fu.t-
aac:e. Couater now. t 1l S.
673-4691.•
SKIS. Head Staad•d. w/biod-
aDa. 7')••. J65. · U 1-Slll .•
~OP£!110t!IAL Hair Dry•.
tlS. ~ 67).S6T1.
EXTAA LO. pta, pool. l fL alDOl. 110 -,.._1616• ~~· RACING d ack. n . p~.
MAPLE Balfe&. f50 -OR 3-5*-tll9. dMp. 110. 546-4165. ---------'*· CANOE. c:aaaiotaa. paddlu . MAPLE ... aaiaa & book-OGAOE T ·1 , .. ataad, 15 -673-2113 UJ r• •· ' -!111. a. t U -1397,
"S-01 HlM !JOPA. oo.nrubie. 1 rL. a
ICIDNEY aaapa *••aiaa &a!He. A.ll. l SPI!A&ER. "' S.... c:llair. 110. 67J..1397.
alua.., IS -67~1123. ....... I FOR SALE S1 otda •"SO -
PAIR Preadltelepaoau.IJO 11100 liWT ta.no ,_,., f50,1 ~. 64l-l917 -541-4291. ot.o. .. L·-.. I ~~~-=-p.,.,. ____ _ ~-FRENCH incJal, ... ,,.
3 BLAC:X Bar Seoola. 125. • 6-YI!.Aa Cat"' eaoel. 00114. hedboard 110 -67~llll. _UI-~179 . ~ -su. 546-l631. aunEil Cba.rn. uo -S44-
BLAC:X ... tatlic lamp -tl5 CXlMET. 16• ,.. ..... a 4111. -ft.. 67,.3131. HI pt SILVP.a PLATED "BIIact," g ailft, flJO -OB t4lf1. -Sc»eahr •d caaut
0 \tOVlE ProJector. A30. 8\t-1 .1 llS -673-2123 P1ata .... -67 ~1410.
-S80 -67 3-7878. MAPLE oobblerbenc:ll cotf ..
'6 1 PALCON. Aeeoaaetic, llt EXEOJnVE O.tk. 60"'• 1 .... ,. -110-673-1 12.3 . H. !150. -01 )=l!V . AL o.-.. )1 .. -.. S. Q ~lttJ. 1 ROY Elec. Typcwnta. C.::,':_ ~~i . SPINET PIANO. f500 -Pb. l 100 -U 1-n "·
BRIOOSA STRAT'l'ON. ae~»-l4l-6SI!. WIT All. '~' -~I'll.
llr epee tU •. $41~110). r 4" W a. li .... CO'fat, aol4.
90Y5 BIKE. 14" pel CCIII-uo. -51!-gllt .
jtiop. fl4,., 6=17!9. h ali•. '-ovi•ci al cluu
_.. closes.. 115 -141-.$79. DRAPES. ~,. , black '"* DESK Go .,
LONG MMDa. '*-c:b tabla,
f lO -)410 • 1616.
g i g liMIL uo. t 7)-U!7. . •· •intbrop, Mahoa.
11lAJN 5ET, liS -OR ~ -'-7...:S_. --~O..;..R...:l-;__908~2:.;_· ·---1 WAH'I'ED: Silvtt edDit tat a.
0113. Girl a S.wi• 16" btcycla 'I poo41e. otl s-4113.
T.V.l4'• r_,te coe110l. f7S I ll -MS.1f.t5.
GllEEN Brulfl011t. I' U -S0-0914. Aoto. • ... .,, R.C.A.. de-I ,..._1566•
LAMP SU., 12 .. , Early lue. t15. -96l·l06J. ....:..---------
AmEc-. M -tttmJ. .l4l Wiadaeater. aQOfe, 100 DOUBLE a.cs. i•enpda•
BIGELOW., ..... 6.&9.--.-.dt, •1•-OR ~S7 1l. •aanta. llJ -,_1616
bluM Patltta. t15 -67~ 'Lit• u..... "-W ..... ~ .~, ._.., ,....at ........ ·~wvvv aat r-.e.
llll. Pea~~-pit tol. n ,.OR IJS -}4!=1tl6.
1 WATOIINO .........
110 ... -~~--
BNCYO..OPm.A. Mc:Mil-. n ~t a ta-4. us. o s-un.
c CHAJas. .. a '•••· 130 ... u ._.,. ... 1:2010.
no .............. .. t ........ .,,,.. .•
-2 -·•"·
1-SZ U. 'S6 OIEV. f11' -646-1tt1
'6 1 V.W., .,K. u c.ll. aoacL
fUi$,. !tl~!!· CAll PET s. ..... 15. ,-..
67S.W1.
THIS il a JOOd one. ll1MII farce. W. of
4 bdnn. Cpuld .• 2 bath home. 111 feDCed
toner lot. FHA now oo property. r .P.
t17.800. L.AAGE PAM. size borne II 1ml. rental Pay
11500, take over OWDII'I ~--at •~
-,o.
1M L 19th St .. c.te MaM Ll a-not
CAl EO IIIORU C/ 0
IAIE US PROVE rr.
V. e do not use maa1 c but u.e double j"UI!'<"~ •I
\everal rooms an th1s Cameo Shor e~ liume rna n
tt po~~•ble to tum thiS loveh 1 Bd. !>en &
\t,ud'~ Rm. Home tniO a -l Bd. home "'tth 1-0ir.'th
Rm . ...,,thout an\· chanaes. Call us tl'd" II' •n·
!>pect o w Expao ~t bl c Home. A~>k •na ~q ~ou
•to EICELLEIT FUlLY HOlliE 410
rhe Ooor plan of thas love!~ 4 Bed roorr, 3 Bath
( a.meo Shores Home pHn·tdcs e~ce llent l<.~mtl~
<>eparauon. The Be auufull ~ l andscaped 1 ard '"
larg e erK'ugh fo r a pool. Outstand1na \ •c"'
559.500 .
4/o ATTEinOI DEVELOPERS t / 0
V.e IHH'e a 1-W acre ranch. 7S"; cleD.ted und ..1ll
u"eabl e. Ideal for horse ranch. catfu' ..,.. ... 11 ~ ...
tates. bO acres now tn 11.alnutt. and p cuLhc\.
s 1600 per acre. Tenn~.. '7 mal es from l:., .. ,,rdaJ.'.
FOUI-0-IEALTY
.. L COAST MWY .
CDaOMA DEL MAl
....... "5-2104
Com ing ...
the ultimata in
office
accommodation a .•.
cu.tom dtttped
auitea
UNMasrrY "ALA ~ Cemp• Dnve. Hew~rt l _.h, Coltl,
"l""'I:6[NTCO S" T .. [ ...... ~OC8V,_W C.OW~AWV • '?t• OCI •·211 1
• ••••••••••••••••• Spectacular Y~ew of
OCHII & E~ttraKe of HcJrbor
loat Slips Availoble to IHidem
: Br ~ b.1th 1\pt~ K1trhen Jll tiN'. carpet~ .
,. · •r·"~ LoH'1\ 'I~'" from prav<~tr ~undf'fk
I _. r·onl plu~ hot "~ttr m~~al!t POOl.
lflE\L FOR ADl'LTS
l .H}{I mo - on vu rs lease
1 .1 I t\i3·!j3J3 for further toformataon
a..-.k fOr ltermao Troll, MfT •••••••••••••••••• .........
11111itUIU..
~"'
rt• ,. m 1 &niEa
o. 9 i4C?#I -r.-;, co.,-P.u •• , tr•~IU -,
•J l ,.1.0 ~II., -""• f f•. fO -•ooJ •• ,. •• ,
Hrrpl•u• -;-••••t fOdls -Co.t••••lai •rr ...
/~1 •• cl .. llo•s•. 900 Sr-'••· ••• AI ~Arrb•• c..... .... t.&. -Q,t.t. l.u.5
8AYCREST
S17.9SO
\t !Ht ~f "t"tll• 1M:.1: ••n
I'"• "'" I opn 8>o ' \' ,,. • -..o, J1A t~,. • Mr ,. ,.\·,•1 ,,
LAGUNA BEACH
SIS,OOO
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CORON A HIGHLANDS
S92.500
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OFFICE OR 5·5726
VALUE
WITH
CHARM
IHOR!CLIFFI -View,
S2SOO reduction this
wwk, seller says
"Let's go!'' Over 2000
ft. of wonderful living
and you own the land.
Very flexible terms.
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CAMEO HIGHLAIIOS -4
bedroom, 3 patios, some
ocean view, $36,900.
Ncrne your down payment
and terms.
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COROllA HIGHL All OS -
Owner leaving area, 2
I bedroom wi th room to
j build another un 1t. P tdc 1 your f1nonc1ng.
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$18,750 - --SSSO DOWN ---S107 PER MONTH
Delightful 3 bedroom, 2 bath charmer! Sunny kitchen with built-
in ronge & oven! Quality carpets & drapes! Luxury! Used brick
fireplace! Covered patio! 2-cor garage. Plenty of room for boot,
trailer & pool! Quiet tree lined street near shopping. See today!
Coli now!
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MaH LaBorde, Realtor
Owner Moving · Must Sell
Deall'*f for modern day ltYin& Ia Ulil
cbarminc lbree bedroom. famDy room. two
bath home with ALL IL!CTIUC KITCHEN
INCLUDING DfSHW ASHER. Larae aJumin·
um eo.ered paUo, profeulonally landlcaped
and completely feneed yerd. Located near
MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB. Owner's
been tranaferred end .et price for QUICK
SALE AT ONLY 123,500. CaU for appoint·
menl
Be Convinced · Just look
Here ila barpia U we've ever Men one. Well
kept THRE! BEDROOMS. two bat.bl, with
w ;w carpeta over HARDWOOD fLOORS,
drapes, aad new eouole WLit oven. nnge lr
refrilentor included. AttradJYe encloted
petio cwerloob 15' x 30' belted and lUt.ered
SWDfiONG POOL. Short walk to echool lr
shopphtJ. PRICED TO SELL fAST AT
l21.:S00 - F.H.A. TERMS AVAILA.BLE
IIRVIIIE TERRACE ---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--Ytew, Pool, 3 bedrooms, ~~--------------------------------------------------------------------1 3 baths, we're exc1 ted
Six Sharp Units
Cof~gl! Uf/agl! .Apl~.
Opening Chriatmu Speci1l
SSS FREE RENT $$$
until J1n. Itt, 1965 (on te.M)
OHer expires O.c. 1 Sth
NOW RENTING
e BACHELOR UNITS -1 BA Tii
e ONE BEDROOM --1 BATH
e 2 BEDROOMS --STCDIO-l 'h BATiiS
e 2 BEDROOMS-ONE STORY--2 BATHS e 3 BEDROOMS -STl'DIO --2 BA TiiS-
PRIVATE PATIOS OR BALCO:"<IES
PRIVATE LAt.::"DRY FACD.JTli:S
A;'I.'D LAU.:'IiDRY ROOMS
I ARPETI:'IIG & DRAPES
FIREPLACE l:" 2 & 3 BR-UNITS
REFRIGERATORS A~ All.ABLE
BACHELOR t.:="rrs FL'P~"ilSHED
AlL C.THf.R t.::-liTS AVAILABLE
f'l'R'-'lSHED OR l ':"Ft.:RNISH£f'l
INCLUDES THESE DELUXE FEATURES:
e Puttmg Green
e Olympic Stze Adult Pool
• Fam1ly Pool -Wading Pool
e 2 Recreation Buildings
• 2 Sauna Baths and Tennis Courts
e f'h1ld Care Center 6 e Calonc Gas Kitchens
Adj•cent to Complete .,llnetd
Shopping Center Q pc!'lllW
FOR INFORMATION: CALL 546-0370 (Mgr.)
H1rbor & Ad•m• -Nur "'"-Verde
Country Club
• SEMPLE
IIAL DTAft
S.O.S!-MAYOAY! O"ner must sell th•s go rgeous
~ bdzm 3 bath. rumpus nn. home "llh maantfi cent
oc ean panorama. 3.000 sq. ft. of e legance and
and quallt\.llastop loan-ASKING only S57.500.
Hnme A SO Income -a fel4 short steps to beach.
\iodern 3 br ~ ba home 14 Jth :! br rental umt at
reaz . Ln -., ln w pnce -S50.850.
V.e have 3 loveh home s tn Hatbor \.,ew Htll s -
ALL "tth outstandtng v1 e .... of o cean and bay.
$4 ~.500 tn S59,950
(Ope n ho use Sunda\ at 1133 Go lde nrod)
61$.2101
SHOIECLIFFS
WARM CAPE COO FAMILY HOME
LOVELY YARD
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION -MANY EXT~AS
3 ~EOROO.._S AND 3 RATHS
S7S,OOO -TERMS
CALL JIM COBB .
IIAL iSTATI
CDIONA OIL MAl
•(714) ",...
about th1s one -Our p ick
1 of the week wi th gener-
1 oust erms tool
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I HARBOR .VIEI HILLS-
I 2 and 3 bedroom homes
from $39,000 and 1 lot
w tth des1gned to site
plans. We 'll help arrange
f1n anctng.
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OOIILE
QOIILE -OOIILE
The turkey has gobbled
up all of our good buys
... check our bulletin
next wee&c for the best!
Hart.or Sales & Exc::h.,,e Anoc.
., , THE VILLAGE PROPER I
-Duplexes, tripl exes and
fo urplexes, good invest-
ments for the nov1ce and
the sopht st1 cote from
$3,000 tn•tiol Investment.
l4RS l4VACNINO, USN. New,•rt 11•4.
Hoa 5 12,SOO ·~vrty '" 3 atorea ot aate-
N• IPOrt Bl•d. - 2 Lot a -w.., .. bocrt
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EVERYWHERE Ill COl
Butld1ng lots -from -
S13,900, some with plans ,
1 custom finonc1ng, views,
1 R2, call day or evenings.
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675.3171
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3034 r: Co&al Hwy CdM
Ra.llor• OR 3-75&0
For A
EXCHANGE
--OCEAN VIEW -
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Thankful
RALPH V. HINGER
\1el Tower. Dtclc Munson, Shuley Munson
Recepttont st A lit son Hi u ins 8t Mable Wriaht. as st.
321 Morine A•e., IelMa Jal .. d
T .C. OR 3-17'17, Res. 3-3265·
TAX SHELTER
Up to five years pre-paad in
terest. Corona area, 5 acres.
s 15,000 full price, S4.
down. Balance 6~.
10 acres -$3,350 per. l91l
down. Balance 6%.
* IALIOA * ~tttlrtl'• 11 h11mr :\ Rlt. 2 .... '""' ,...., p,.,.,,,..., lcllrl~n
rpt. rlfW' frl ''"' alr.-.. 1 "' r''' ht-1\ ....... , l•unrh
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PAUL JONP'ft<c Rfi:~'I,TV
aot.h • Balbo& ~';~~210
Unique 20 Acres, S2.250 per 1cre.
S 10,000 down. Bay and ocean view duplex
2"' Ac1e Hideaway , Panora· -clean-fumished. $45,000.
m1c V1e•. l m1. raom ceoter
of Corona tn custom homf
•ea. A.ocact> ueea on pao-
perry, plua own PRJVATE
POND. Ponys 0 -K. 9uy now
-build or sell later. Today
119,000 F.P. 111,000 down .
Tomono• mcue IN.
AI ao same area chotec acu-
aae at Pte-d .. eloped Pticea. s Acree, ~.soo pet. 110.000
4'1. ~ mi. from new Cotona
Ftee•ay.
I!:>on.a ABALn oo.
1sa w ...... c. ........
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s, crac 10DtY
~ 'nt D~
T••• aee; OIWe M$JI
Priceless
4S feet deeded bay front -
pier -sltp PLUS unata.
Asltina 1170,000.
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DEMAND THE BEST ...
and enrich your ltfe with lux uty ltvtna here on Balboa
Island. We offer this lovely custom built famtl y
home fully furnished, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, larae
livin& room, den and patio. Its chann Uuouahout
will thrill the most fastidious.
The te nns are advantaacou s enouah to make th1 1
a REAL BUY for you. See it today'
CHESTER F. SALISBURY
315 tMritM .... , .. n ... Isle"~ OIIOLE WfOO
~legant llew ~ameo
Ocean Front With Pool
+Bedrms., 4~ baths. huae livina room. ltbraty.
wet bar, powder room, formal din ina room, all
electric kitchen, +car aaraae-
Exqui si tel y decorated to pi cue the most
'fastidous taste. Supetb ocean view on pri-
vate cove.
This custom built residence acatcely completed
when owner' a plans ch•aed. Our finest u cluaive
I i atana at $225.000.
9town only by prior appoinlment. 4
Please call. ~
lEE SCHONEK -/l-11.,
"" LI II4 1~J
WOOTTOI IEAlTY
Moving December 1 to
MUTUAL SAVINGS BUILD·
lNG, 2163 E. Coost Hwy.,
Coroner •1 Wor, SUITE 7.
OR S.OG OR 3-2355
All two bedroom with carpets. drapes. buill·
ins, PRlVATE PATIOS and walk1ng dlltance
to major shopping and schools. Have alway11
been adult occupied and in an exceUent rent -
al area. Property presently grossing 17.560
PER YEAR with Yery little managemenl Pull
price only 168.000 with attracUvt f1nancin5:.
SUBMJT ON DOWN.
M.M. LaBorde, Realtor
"Yeu'11 Like Our fr~ly Service"
(Seat_, In E. 17th St. Sheppint Center!
220 I . 17th St. (Phone 646-0SSS) C01ta Meu ... "i"" C.ll 549-2644 ., 642-0901
OCEAN FRONT
Heart of Newpon Beach. 5 lots. 2S x l2S each
... from S37 .500 .
BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES
1505 W. a.llt.e •I••·· M • ..,.,. a .. ch
67~7·20
EXECL'TIVE
OPFI CE Sll'TE
LIDO AREA s 17 5 IIIOftth
I: .. , t ,.,, ,-..rn· R~.Ut ,.
.;n-4:>-'VI ......... * OOT '~N-LAWS"'., *
Then see th11 attractive older
2 bdnn. home wath br1clt fire-
place and dbL aaraae. PLUS
a cute bachelor apt. fo r auesu
or "an-laws" wht ch 11 loca-
ted back of aaraae. Beauuful
R-llot is 69xl68. Pr. $20,000.
Wi II take as lov. as 20 per-
cent down. EXCELLENT
EASTSIDE LOCATION for
future apt-house.
*COLLEGE PARK'*
IMMACULATE l bedroom,
dinina room, 2 tMith home.
LOVELY "built-in" kitdlen.
NEW uapetjna, drapes. wate.
heatea, paint inside .t o ut.
In fact, IT'S BETTER THAS
NEW. Ptice 12l,9SO. \4onthly
paymenu 1111. CHEAPER
THAN RENT'
*VI EW H~IE *
S.ecpina viste of J ay t
oce~. Executive home has
21 ft.. l•a nn. l2a14 dinana
""·· l•aekuchen ••th brealt-
fatt uea. Fuepl. Carp. t·
dtapes. Hardwd. noors. Dbt
aar. off alley. O•er will
c:•ry loan ' ~• so aubmi t
JO• do•. P1iced to sell
I t-47. SfQ. NOT LEASE-
HOLD~ "NUFF SAID"! SEE
IT TODA\'
*HALF ACRE *
EASTSIDE wilta small HOME
•d •••••· Choice aaea. Pt. Ill.... OON·T \tlSS THIS' * REPOSSUSION ' *
'«>NTHLY PAYME'NTS IllS.
OtEAPER THAN RE'NT.
Enaa 11ice Euuide 3 bclaa.
l bedl home. &oilt-ln ki&chft,
di.-walber, fir-ctlae.. NEW
w/w c:.~pedna1 NEW clr~pee!
COVERED patio. Wbol .. ale
10 JO• f 121,$00. NO LOAN
Cf AlOES! Up 10 30 ,,._ 10
PIJ. ASKI.NO 10. DOWN.
Will co.aJ.ter "· DON·r W~Tt II!£ TODAY!
THE
CALUSON CO.
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bedloom Easui
Coua Meu home. 113
covers prancipal. inter-
est, taxes, and insw-
ance. Latae fenced
. double detached
aae wllh plenty of
eu for a boat or
camper. $17 . SOO and
ust 1700 down. Thi
e won't last.
COIIOIA DEL IAI
Home and income,
bedroom owneu bome
deli ahtful kitchen
dinina area.
eaay to rent one
room aaraae epartmen
•itb open beam cei
nas and •ann woo
elina. Property ic
top c:ondi tion. Quick
pouible.
ZONTA· GIRLS NAMED
Tel•••••.,.._
~
CORONA
DEL MAR
PROGRAM AT OC GIRL FOR LI~GRENS
Mr. ~d Mu. Rachatd S.
Lanaren, 1514 Balboa Ave.,
Balboa Island, are parenu
of a dauahter born Wedne s-
day , Nov. 18. 1n Hoaa Hos·
palal.
Realtors Set Run-Off Vote
A run-off elecuon for pre11·
dent of the Newport Harbor-
Co sta~esa Board of Realtors
has been sel for next Thur s·
day, Dec. 3, at the board
offi ce at the Balboa Ba)
Club. land1dal es an the run·
off are realtors Guy A. Co au
and E:.dward ~. Rtddle.
m&JOfl l~ ut vutea. lor anv one
cand1da te. I he b,-law 1. call
for a run ·•ln bet~ een the 2
candadate !. receav1na the
h1ahesr number ,,f \'otes.
RANDY WOODWARD, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Don WOo~
ward, 2401 Buckeye Ln.,
East Bluff, is Zonta Girl for
Nov~ber at Newport Harbor
High <;chool. She is Gi rls
League president, vice presi-
dent of Chantelles, co-pr esi-
dent of the Pep Club , co-
hospitality chairmaO;-hOnor-
ary member of the executive
counci I, alternate song I ea-
der. member of GAA, Harbor
High Club, Spanish Club,
Teenagers Against Polio
drill team and dance produc·
tion. Last March she was
Gi rls State alternate. Out-
side activities include Tri-
Hi-Y and Episcopal Young
Churchmen. She plans to
mator in humanities and minor
in music in college.
CARMEN HESS, daughter of
Mrs. Jane Hess, b64 Center
St., Costa Mesa, is Zonta
Girl for November at Costa
Mesa High School. Carmen
was named homecoming Queen
for the Nov. 6 homecoming
game of the Mesa Mustangs.
She is president of the Girls
League, a songleader, photo-
graphy coordinator and mem-
ber of Quill and Scroll. She
received the Masonic Lodge
award for most outstanding
junior girl during the 1%3-64
school year. Ou tsi de-of-
school activiti es include
membershi p in the First
Southern Baptist Church. She
hOpes to continue her jour-
nal ism studies and also
plans to begin study next
fal l to be a dental techni-
ci cYI .
ELIZABETH ALDRICH,
daughter of Or. and Mrs.
Daniel Aldrich Jr. of 1392
Galaxy Or., Dover Shores, is
Zonta Girl for November at
Co rona del Mar High School.
She 1 s v~ee-president of the
Senior Honor Society, soci al
chai rman for American Fiel d
service, viCe-president of
GAA , member of the g~rls
swi m team , Orchesis dan ce
group and water ball et club.
Last year she was semi-fi·
nalist for AFS student abroad
program. She 1 s Sunday
School teacher at the COM
Communi ty Congregational
Church, Mar~ner Gi rl Scout
and Candy Str1 per at Hoag
Hospital. She hopes to attend
U.C. at Berkeley to pursue
studi es to become a phys1cal
therapi st. Her father is chan·
cellor of U.C., Irvine
The Pour Preahmen , a sina-
in& croup, will appeat at
Ounae Coast Colleae at 8
p.m. Dec. 1 an Baail H. Pe-
teuon Oymnuiam under the
apon sorshap of OCC's Asso-
ciated Student Body. ASB
o(fic.ers satd the concert w1ll
be in the JYm as ll has a
laraer seatioa capac aty than
the OCC auditonwn.
The Pour Freshmen , sue·
ceuful in niaht club and re-
cordina f1elds, create a dl!··
LOCAL .L.EI II
EXERCISE IOLD F11E
Anny Pvt. Bobby R. Birch,
2.2, son of Mu. Anna R.
airch, 1741 Pomona Ave.,
Costa \1esa, partictpat.ed
v.ith the hl lnf~uy Dtvt·
sion in Exercise Gold Fare
J, a 16-day field ua1nina
exercise in the v1cinity of
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.,
endinaNov. 13.
The exerc1 se, mvolvina
two opposina forces. Joint
Task Force Sioux and Joint
Task Force Ozark, was de-
sianed to test and evaluate
the sui tability of the U.S.
Air Force concept for tm-
provlna the use of avaauon
an support of Anny around
forces. Pvt. iJirch 11 a 191\1
paduale of Corona H1ah
School and was employed by
Corona Daily Independent
before entenna the Army.
Gould Music Co.
or cltoou a CONN or1•• or piGIIO• by
1<11 ABE (lA• official pi MD of lA•
ll•~~epoliu. .,.,..) .. or pici • 'iMo by
STORY uJ CLARK. f•p uUer ecrou Me
c. .. tty U. iu 'riu c.Upry) .. or,. •• .,
.,.., o piaeo by FISCHER -H.ll. CABLE
or C./. COULD •.. ,.,aileble '" flill .. Jel•
.,.Jfiu.Au.
"We S.W t. S... ~"
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1111 PLAYa
PIANO
Kohler & C_,bell
$495
1111
PLAY II ...
Sto4art
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--.w.lt=;•
tincttve inauumental sound
wath thetr own vo1ces. Mem-
ber s of the aroup are Bob
Plan1aan. lead voace and
bass player. Bill Comstock,
second vo1ce and auttanst,
Rou Barbour. th1rd vo1ce,
lfWl\Pel and drums. and Ken
Alvers, bass voace, trumpet
and uombooe.
TWIHS FOR LANGLEY'S
Tw1n dau&J\lers v.ere born
Thursday, Nov. 19, an Ho aa
Hospital to ~r. and \if !o.
0 au de T. Lanai ey, 97q Ar·
bOr St., Colla ~esa.
The 2nd ballo unc as neces·
sar} becau e the Nov. 19
el ectton f atl ed lO produce a
Ballou ng tnr va~e·pre ~adent
Will at so be helJ Del. '·
(andadate ' are Randall \lt.:·
(ardle .I l Cl•natd Sm1th
Georae V.1lltam<.t.•n dnJ the
unsucceuful pre '>1denuat
candidate an the run-of f.
This lovely luminous paintint~ entitled, .. Jews lirth" by tfM Sixteenth Century
Spanish molter, Iarocci is on view at tfM Museo Del Prado in Spain. WARREN'S
T V Put The
"CHRIST "
Back in
And Put
COLOR
in your HOME
Where Service
Makes It o Better 8uy
I
From The POLICE BLOITER
p .. ..,, ..... 13 Atk:iuoa, lll5 OceM Blvd.,
Balboa, ~nd aaole NO In
li1vordollwa •d tiO io qo..-
teu. • .Oa Nov. 2 a btaralar
aaole a nne, etia, 13 aod 4
record albuma from Orea
Schrcdder, 221 3Sth St., Wut
NewporL • .A boralu atole
a wia sod ataod from Ricbud
Cain, 238 Colton Au., Weat
N owpon. . . A boralu lllina
a traah can' aa a atcppina
stool. climbed tbrouah a win-
dow into the kitchen of Jamea
Swafford, 4709 Scaahorc Dr.,
West Newport, and ate a pic
that was in the refri aerator
. . .A bicycle wu atoloo
(rom RobeJt Cl•k. 223 3Stb
St., West Newport, 11 3lat
St. and Newport 3lvd •.. A
butalu stole 10 air condi-
tioner, 2 di ale a and era and 4
maaazine s from Pico ReCri -
aerator Co., 8fliS Ptoduction
Pt., Woaa Newport HeiiDta
• • .A bicyolo waa atol•
ftom Ella Waltze, 140 E. lOeb
St., Coata Mtaa, at 17th St.
aad W. Ocean PL, Coatral
Newport. • .Cynthia Be• •
CAIQP, 7111 Heliotrope Au.,
Corona del M•. wu bitten
by a frio ncr a do a at 601 N ar-
ci IIUI Ave •.• A hit·an~I'Wl
car struck the parked car of
COED IS ON DUTY
WITH PEACE CORPS
NEWPORT HARBOR EJIIGW
SECOMD SEC'f101 -PAGE 2
TMURSDAY I NOV. ~ 1964
CORONA DElMAR. CALIF.
MATT8ZIIEI ... _ .........
.. !i::~
OOSfA W8A WA"-CO. , ............ u..., .... Police anea&*l Daiyl He-
llict, '20' S.aaboreOr., Wen
Newport, on acbaraeofduow-
ina arock duouab a window at
5808 Seaaa.ote Dr •.• Police
arreated Gilbert Grijaln,
3200 W. Coast Hwy ., New-
port Seacb, led Richard R ..
ney, 2272 Mtplt Sc.., Coata
Mesa, oo a cbarae of di a-
turbina the peace; they were
fiabtioa in front of a Newport
Beacb bar. • • A uuh can
waa atolen from Dao Collona,
313 Marine An., Balboa 11-
l~nd. • • B.ual•• a tole s40
from Dr. Edward Beurtol, 419
N. Newport Blvd., Newport
Heipta. • . Two men a role
1157 in clolhina from TNt-
man Milia, 431~ lria Ave.,
Corona dol Mar .... Buralars re-
moved a louvered window 10
•ter 'U.e bome of Mary
David Moni a, 127~ 24th St.,
Contra! Newport, on Balboa
Blvd., near 24ib St ••. Por-
tions of a stake fence belona-
ina to Otarlea Hanaen, 608 S. DONALD VOORHEES, a
Bay Pt., Balboa hl~d, were musical director on televi-dea~yed by a htt-an~run . 's "Bell Telephone veb1cle. SIOn
Soiv,.oy, ~ov. 14 Hour," will be a guest con-
Earl Keller, 2421 Holly ductor of the Orange County
Ln., Newport Heiahta, was Symphony Orchestra on Feb.
arre ated on a chunk c:barae 8 in a "Symphony in the
at the 3400 block on Coast Round" at the Melodyland
Hwy., Newport Oeach ... A Theater in Anaheim. He made phone waa atolen hom the
kitcben wall of c . f . Miller, his broadway debut at the
11 S Milford Dr., C~meo age of 17 as the leader of an
Sborea •.• Leilani Rice, 7301 orchestra that played for
Seaahore Dr., Weat Newport, Eddie Cantor and Bart Wll-
wu the victim or auault and Iiams in "Broadway Brevities
battery 11 her home ••. Van-of l<nO."
data in a car diac:baraod 3
M•aarot P-.nea, daoabt•
of Mr. aod Mra. P•a oa B.
P1119ea, 432 Cabrillo T• ••
Cotooa Hipl110ct., ia ooe of
Peace Cotpa .oloateeu now
on duty in &he Pb.ilippinea.
They will work with Pilipioo
teacher• to impron the qual-
ity ol teac:b.ina aod &he cw-
riaala in math, acieoce aod
Eo ali ab in the element ary
achoola.
M&~auet, a 1964 araduato
of &he Uni•eraity of Colorado,
joina approximately 180 Peace
Corpa volunteeu already
aenina in tho Philippine& aa
uniuraity toacben and ele-
mentary, hip ac::bool, and
normal acbool co-teachera.
Thi • aroop of volunteen
jaat completed 2 weeh of
camp uainina in Hawaii. They
previouly apent a weelu at
Northern llliooia Univeraity,
DeKalb, llliooia, atudyina
&he bi a tory and cohure or the
Philippine&, Par Eaatom a!-
raiu , American biatory, and
modem teacbina methoda.
Puce Cocpa •olunteera have
been requeated to belp im-
.......... , ......
prove tho uaioina of Filipino
teacbera, laraely tbtooah
clauroom eumple. Volun-
teera will alto attempt to
atimulate atudeat acbiev ..
meat and help in remedial
work wben it ia ncceaury.
They will work cloaely wilb
filipino co-teacbeu, plen·
nina. teacbina and ovaluatina
their work toaether.
.. ...,.,.......,ut'tulfu_, .... ............. ,....
.... IIILifrlllfiiDW ......
fire utinaui•heu atLeon•d YULE LUNCHEON PLANNED Bonds, 312 St. Anchws Rd.,
Oiff Haven, aa tbeir car
paued his motot aoooter At the meetina of Book
eut on Balboa Blvd. and Section No. 1 of Coaat w~
20th St., Cet~ual Newport. · · men's Clu b in the home of
!linoculara and a telephone \irs. William Halliday, plans
wete llolen from a boat be-were made for their Christmas
lonaina to \1u Linden, 314 luncheon to be held at the
\iornina Star Ln., Dover home of \ts. Georae Fox ,
Shorea, moored in front of Dec. 15. c~hostesses wJII
bia borne •.. A wencb, Jib be Mrs. Edaar Cox Jr., chau-
sbeet and cleat were stolen man, V«s. F.C. Cl ark and
I S I M P OR T A NT
A R E MAXI M U M
ttiGooooooooooooooooooooo~oooooooo~~
from Cbe boat of Joseph Clark-~1rs. O.R. Jauman.
IOn, 2545 Viata Dr .• a ay Instead or I Christmas aift
Sttorea ..• A brick wu toued c:xchanae between members,
lhrooab the front room win· they will aive tbe money to
dow at the home of Joseph the Veterans for Christmas.
Denkert, 216 Pearl Av~.. \1rs. Ray Nielsen announc·
Balboa laland, from a passto& ed plans are beina made for
cu . · .On Nov. 1 a buralar a sprina style ahow and a
stole clothina and j ewelry luncheon on Feb. 9 at the
from Roth McLeod, 2077 Pa-Balboa Bay Club. Thia wJII
lorna Dt., Cotta \1eu, It 831 be open to the public. ~s.
Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle. · · 0 . Mauman, a new me mber.
A bicycle wu stolen from offered to knit a sweater and
\1ichacl Keller, 410 F~ller-~s. Geo. Bryson will donate
ron Ave., Newport Hetabts a mohair stole to be auction-
. . . Two men and a v.cman ed.
did not pay the Cull amoant The Arts and Crafts sec-
on their bill at the Kirkwood tion will mee t De c. 2 at 10
\iotel, 4030 E. Cout Hwy., a.m. at the home of the
Corona Hiplands ... A bi-chairman, Mrs. Thomas Bau-
cycle was atolen from \1elin-me.
da \fauey, 1717 Terrapin
Mu. Halliday, chairman or
the c ard aection, reponed a
card parry is planned Cor
Dec. 10 followina a 12:30
donert.
On Dec. 12 a fund raisina
Chriumas proareuive din-
ner will be served in the
homes of members, endina
w1th cards and aamea. Mrs.
Glen \1adseo is in chuae.
Proceeds will ao to scholar-
ship fund committee headed
by Mrs. G. Bryson.
A nc:w sectton will be atart-
ed after the first o ( the yeas
for kniu .ers, with Mrs . Oscar
Bauman u chairman and in-
structor. Membeu who wish
to learn or those who need
help with their knittina prob-
lems are invited to s ian up
for this new section.
The reaular meetina with a
Christmas Procram of the
Club will be Dec. 9 at the
Stuft Shirt ReatauranL The
board meetina will be at 11
a.m., luncheon at 12:30, fol-
lowed by a PfOJT&m by ~ ••
llarriet Wood, first harpist in
Way. 3aycreat,from the: \1ari-CLUB WINS PRIZE ncu Elementary School .. A
htt·an~run car s truck the
~-·~~:IS PROVEN
.a . , a .·. ~ · ·
s ·-.,..f ... ?.,...
LA GUIIoA BEACH HEAOOvt.R.ERS ?60 Gce.t., A.e~ve · H'l' •·754 1
SAN CLEMENT E 8RA"'C"' 5<·" E :a.,.. ·o Rta · H'l' 2-'195
L AGUNA NIGUEL BRAN(r1 Mo"a·~· Ba ' P aza So -.ag ,n• · 496·1 201
parked cat of Dean Olaon, Grandmothers Club 419 of
~12 Alta Vista Dr., East the 'Je111)ort Harbor Are a held
')luff. parked on Alta Vista 1ts monthl y meeuna Nov. 12
Dr. neat C elt1s PL .. A c ar at the ~ewport Elks Club.
dnven by Yolanda Fersbera. After luncheon the outao1n1
MO:! W. Ocean Ft., We st president, \irs. Ru ssell Van
'Jewport, struck the car of
Davtd Paac:. 2030 Fedetal LKAL MOTtCI
Ave .• Costa \tc:sa. as it tum-'loOTICE or TRr~n:•:·~ SAlE
c:d left off Sup er1or Ave. onto I ~DER OEf.D OF T RI , T
Pl acenu a Ave. TF 13073
Sunday, Hov. 1 S LOA 'i " 7 2.. 27104
P I d J h E · 'iou ce 18 ht"rr-by !(ivr-n th tll o ICe arreste o n tttn-i\11\iANSON llAI\IK ANI) 1 Rl'~T
ac:r . 320 32nd St.. We11t ~ew-Cll .. P•''" c· l'f · f" • . I ,.., ....... '· " .a 1 orn111 ,orpor port. on a dtunk 1n pub JC otion, ·~ trustr-r-. or Aurr t""*H
charae at the \1arkel 3 asket truste,., or !lubslllutr-d trut~t,.,.
flaJkln& Jot In "'ewport. • .A put!IUIUH to tht" dt"t-d of IIU!It
JUv c:nlle wa s anestc:d at Sav-,...,,.cutf'd bv I.A IIRt "'C ~ (".
on Dru&. ~estcl1 ff Plaza, on \IICt..Lt •• a manif'd man, •" hu•
the charae of the shopltft "01,. and .. ,.pant!' prop!'rty, and
of c1nnamon otl ... A bicycle rf'cord,.d ~u~1tt 14, 191i2 1n
was stolen from the: car port boolt 1\211 pa~ R24 ?f Official
f I lb "'12 Se Rf'corda 1n th!' offt rf' nf th,.
O ~~erv (jl etl. Jo. a-Countv RProrder nf Onn11e
\1aster, aave a report o( the
"'ational Convention wbic:b
took place laat month in CIU-
caao and she di aplayed the
blue ribbon first prize a war~
cd to 419 for the best Year
i3oo k.
The incomtn& president,
\Irs. Louis Spielberaet, out·
IJned plans fo r the (orthcom-
ln& holidays, includina a
Christmas Party, with ex-
chanae o f aifts and donations
of food for the needy, which
the: El ks Club will distnbute.
Robert Reihl from the Has-
ket Shop of Knott's Berry
Farm showed displays fo r
C'h11stmas and dc:saibed how
these decorations could be
made.
fhe next meetina wtll be
held Thuraday, Dec. 10,
""hen final plans wtll be
made for the fund rais1n1
events and for the spectal
~c1al events.
bore Dr .. We Sl "ewport. · · County, California, and pur~tuont
Vandals c:mptted all unlock-to the 'liotic,. of 0f'fault and
ed lockeJS at the Horace Elecu on to ~II th!'rt"undf'r ,,..
EnSIIJ'I Elementary School cord,.d July 14, 1964 in book
... On 'Jov. 1 a buralar srolc: 7132 Pft«t" 679 of IUIId (JffirH;I DEVELOPIEIT n•
a aold bucelet from the home Hecordll, wi ll '04!11, on O..r,.mb f'r OPEII ·-OIIT OFF1CE (Conunued on Paae 3) 4, 1964 a1 11:00 a.m., at 1h,. 10wr
Sooth front entranc!' to thr-·----------..1---------------------... Countv Court Hoo11e, in tht" c11y • Fer Lecal News •
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TMI OML Y .. IWSPAP!I 'IMTID AMD PUIUSHID
1 .. ntl OTY OP MIWPOIIT IIACM
l/21 E. COAST HWT .. CORONA DEL IIAJI
ONE YEAI ------o.tr 4 ..
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of S1111ta Ana, County of (Jranl{t',
State of Californ ia at publiC'
auction, to the hijthi'AI bidd!'r
for rash (payabl!' at the timt" of
saJ,. in lawful money of tht"
United Statu) all ril{ht, titlt",
and interest, convey!'d lo 11nd
now held by it under 1111id dt"f'd
in the propt"ny sltuatf' in uid
County and Stat!' deacrlbed u
follow11:
Lot I of Tract 3031, u pt"r
map recorded lA Book 96,
pagu 24, 25 Md 26 of \41,..
cellaneoua Mepa, recorda of
sejd Ora11p;e County.
Said sale wtll be madt', bot
without eoveaiiDt or w.-ranty,
t'xpresa ot implied, rep;•dlnl!
tllle, poueSI!IIon or eacarn-
braac!' .. to .. tlaly the iadebte~
ana Hellred by aald Deed, lo--
clodiDp; the fee Md e~"ea
of the tra .. ee •11d of t.he t 1'11&la
created by • aid deed, advueee
thereud•, with hn.,_t •• pro-
vided thetetn. •d tlla apald
priaeipaJ of the .ote MOwed by
•aid deed; ~~-~~ w .aoe. 21
wlt1t ••••• , thereoa fro• o~
e....,b• l, 1965 •• provided In
.. td IOta.
ABNAJfSON BAJifl AND TRUST
COMPANY u ..U 1ft-. ..
Br Weyae R. N•lle••
Aethori aaod Officer
Deted: No•. 6. IH4
Pat.ll .. : NOY. 12. 19, 36. »6'
S. tile N_,..,. ..... F..alp.
lt919
Sutter Hill Development
Company or Palo Aho 111-
nounces the openina of a
Southern California office at
3471 Via Lido, Newport
Oeac h.
W. Neil Pox and Dean a.
1etu, both o( Newport Beach
and formerly wi tb Coldwell,
3 anker 81 Company, have
JO tned Sutter Hill and will
manaae the firm' • Southern
California operatiooa. Suuer
Hill Denlopment Company,
a subaidiary of Suuet Hill
Company, is primarily a de-
ulopet o( comncrci aJ pr~
pertica, apeciatizina in shop-
tna centeu.
TAll £8 StJ RVI\' AL COtJ RSE
Staff Seraeent MaJ C. Mc-
Curdy, son-in·law of 'dra.
Mary Millard, 130 W. Utb
St., Coua Meaa, has com-
pleted the ri,oroua U.S. Air
force aarvi .. l and apeclal
uainina count conducted by
the Air Trainina Command
at Stead APB, Nevada. S.r·
aelftt McCutdr, a eircraft
mechanic, received combat·
type ucape and naaion
uainina to ••able him to
nrvi" _., lldveue ell-
rude CIOMidoea ...t hoetilt
tnha•• ...
tbe lona Beach Philharmonic
Orchcaua.
The luncheon meetin& is
open to the public by reaer-
vation, by phonina ~ •.
Nielsen, 548-6888.
QaQa 8 ve ning s ...
,
shimmering Moonglow Kntts with aluxunous beaded look.
You'll feel IS radiant IS you look in these glamorous
coordinates 1n a sumptuous flbrtc of acetate
and lurex metallic, pre·hned for shape retention, f1t and
creue resistance. Eleeantly understated lines
Wtth h11h•f1Sh10n tOucheS unmistaktabty
DtM .. s cLue
AMD
lAM AMI .ICAaD
ACCRPTIO
MOON GLO W
Even1ng Shirt -14.98
Tn111mer Cap ns -15.98
Thutre Jadtet -18.98
Theatre Skirt -13.98
Colors: Aqua, Green, and Bladt
$i lts: 10·18
31.00
33.00
D&~A .. TIII&NT .TOR&
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I IAUTIPVL GtPT
.. APPI .. ..
.. PT ClmPtcATIS
THE OPTIMIST CLUB of Newport Harbor presented youth
achievement awards In observance of Youth Appreciation
Week. One of the goest speakers was Mayor Paul Gruber of
Newport Beach, shown here with the award winners, Craig
McCabe of Corona del Mar High School, at left, and Scott
Matheson of Newport Harbor High School. The presentations
were made by Mrs. John McCabe, Mrs. 9ruce Matheson and
John Golden in behalf of the Optimist Club. Brief addresses
were made by Gerhardt Eikerman, principal of Harbor High;
Leon Meek s, principal of Corona del Mar High, and Don
Elder, vice-mayor of Newport Beach.
POLICE BLOTTER
(Continued from paae 2) Mar, in a parkina lot at 3800
of Kenneth Becker, 4SOO E. Coaat Hwy ... A car dri-
Dorchell er Rd., Cameo HiJb· ven by A . Malcomson, 308
lands. . . The car of Steven Hazel Dr .• Corona del Mar,
Ray, 924 E. Ocean Ft., Bal· struck an embankment on
bOa, o verturned on Balboa MacArthur Blvd. north of
31vd. near 11th St. and slid Harbor View Dr. and over-
into the parked car of Verail turned. . .A car driven by
Oakden, llOS W. 3alboa Patsy Cooper, 2002 Maple
11vd. St., Costa Mesa, struck the
Moncl.y, Mov. 16 Ne_w~ter Publishina Co.
Police aneated Daryl Hen· bosldma and bent a parkin&
nick, S20S Seashore Dt., meter after the car ~ad slow-
West Newport, on 1 Newport ed for a c~structton saan
Beach ~unacipal Court com· an_d then skadded on raan
mitment ... A 3-(t. section slick New~t Blvd. south
of a brick wall at the resi-of 30th St: an West ~ewport
dence of Lamoine \1eaos on · .. A thaef stole fuewood
the corner of Seashore Dr. from the carport of William
and 47th St., West ~ewport, Crocket, 1303 Bayside Dr ..
was knocked out by a hit-Newpo~t, and carpet samples
and-run c ar ... A buralartoss-from has c ar ... A TV, un·
ed a chunk of cement tbrouah coon~ed cash, a clock radio
a window at 21S Oranae St., and Jewelry were stolen from
Weu ~ewport, a houseowned the unlocked home of Claar
by Newport Shores Co ... On B~nett, 1917 Seadrift Dr .• ~ov. ISth a buralat stole an lrvane Terrace. . ;~uben
electnc shaver and several \1arunez, 41 I lns Ave., Cor·
bOttles o f beer from Will iam ona del ~. was the va cu m
Rempel o f 1810 s. 3ay Ft.. of assault and battery at
'laJboa Island. .. On ~ov. 13 3711 E. Coast Hw) ... Van-
a top coat owned by Joseph dais toued 2 eus at the
Devane of 344 Walnut PI screen door of AI Horvath,
Costa\iesa, a car coat owned 32~ Aliso Ave., Newport
by Vuae~ Jones of 234 Col-HeaJhts ... A thaef stole the
ton St., West ~ewport, and a chrome valve covers from the
jacket owned by \1araie car of Stephanae ~ers an
\ioote, of 405 62nd St., Weat front of her home at 120
Newpott, were stolen from Pearl Ave.. Balboa Island
the employees cloak room at : · .Eus thrown from a pass-
the S al boa '3ay Club, 1221 ana car struck Terry Temple,
Coast Hwy .• Newport 3each. 429 Flower St .• Coua \1esa,
T•oaclay, Hov . 17 as he entered a restaurant
A thief stole the clothes of at 17th St. and V.estcliff Dr.
Ri chard Tradewell, 12S\o; 34th in V.estcliff. .. On Nov. 14
St .• Weat Newport, from a Thomas Electronacs. 3112
clothes dryer in a laundromat Newport Blvd .• Newport. was
near hia home .. ·The parked buralarized of a tape record-
car of Martlyn Pavkovich, er, cash and checks ... A
4708 Neptune Ave., West headrest was stolen from the
Newport, waa struclc on the car of Louis Rail, 410 Hello-
left front fender by a hit-and· trope, Corona del \tar, at the
run-car in front of her home Newport Harbor Hiah park101
... Walter \\'eimer, 77, of lot.
182 E. 18th St., Costa \ten,
was atruck by a car driven
by \'ot II iam Quinn of San Ma·
rino at a cross walk on Via
Lido eaat of Central Ave., in
Central Newport. . .An uni-
dentified car struck the
parked car of Mary Kelley,
239 Poppy Ave., Corona del
NOW ... EOR
INFORMATION
DIAL
THANK YOU
LIBRARY GIFTS ARE ANNOUNCED NEWPORT HAR80R a.SIG~f
SEooeiO SECOOII -PAGE 3
Jobo A. Hopwood, chairman
of the board of library tros-
teea, reported at the No.. 17
meetina that the Mariners
Elementary Scbool PatFnt
faculty Oraaniution has
aivcn a airt of tlOO to the
Mariners Library for books.
Mn. Adelle Mancil, Marinen
Librarian, has aelected a list
of titlea needed for t.be boys
and airls collection from the
Jrd to the 7th pade.
1'be Newport Harbor Ua ion
Hith School Diatrict Board
of Truateea are pruentina
I ~I
l
I
It
the Muinera Library with a
alobe to be put in the cbil·
~ken"s room. This is a mem-
orial aift in the name of A.W.
Prybofer.
Memorial aifts have been
presented to t.be Balboa Li-
bnry in the memory or ~s.
Judd Poblson. The Ebell
Club donated money for the
book, "Conca1e Guide to the
Opera... Lou Dunn ina i 1 pre-
sentina "Book of The Blues••
in memory of ~.. Judd
Poblson.
The Newport Harbor Union
Christmas
Memoire Cherie Spray
Male this a memorable Christmas-with the
new Memo ire Cherie Spray ! Elizabeth Arden
nnw brintts you tht> precious frapan~ of
tht' wo rld's most priud French Perfume in
the fines t Spray Atomizer e\ t>r made, 5.00.
plut tu
VI GRAN
••
Kip Scbool Oisuict person·
net baa preaented Mannen
Library with t.be book, '"The
Colonial lmaae•• an the mem-
ory of A.W. Frybofer.
AUT. CASHIER MAMEO
Ooualu R. Countryman has
been named assistant casbaer
in cbarae of operations at
Bank of Amertca'a Wutcliff
Plaza blanch, it is announced
by Manaaer s.m V. Patane.
~. Countryman comes to his
new poll from Santa Ana,1
where he was auillant oper-
ations officer.
t t
arden .men
Sandalwood Tno: Sandalw~ After Shave Lotton.
Sandalwood Soap and Sandalwood Deodorant. 5 50.
arden ,()(men ,()(c hrisb r a as
lliURSOAY, NOV. 26, 1964
CORONA DEl MAR, CAU F.
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CHRISTENSEN PHARMACY '1111 -lAST COAST MIIMIAY, COlOMA D!L IAI Tel•,~•••: Ollele 1-2111
"f.WPORT HARBOR EJIIGM
SECOitO SfC'T'I<* -PAGE 4
THURSDAY, NOV.21, ~
C01DA DEL. liAR, CAUf.
I
THE COSTA MESA MUSTANGS made 2
dangerous scoring threats in the cross-
town match Friday n1ght at Davidson
Field, but bowed 8 to 0 to a fired up
Newport Harbor High sQuad. Here is the
highlight of the final Mustang drive. which
started on their own 30 late n the fi rst
Quarter. On the 3rd play, starting from
the 30, Mesa Quarterback Denn s McGa-
vack (No. 11) brolt e loose arouno •eft end
and a lmost went al l the way. He's shown
here crossing the 35, just about to get
past the line of scrimmage. He was pull-
ed down on the Sailor 13 after a 52-yard
run. Next play gained 'llh yards. Then
Sailor Hal fback Craig Arnold intercepted
a McGavack pass 1n the end zone for a
touchback, and· it was the Sailor's ball
on the 20.
THAT TOUCHBACK set the Sa ilors off on the only touch-
down drive of the evening. Here is the opening play of that
drive, slatting on the Mustang 20. Sailor Halfback Jim P ia-
van (No. 20) is just crossing the li ne of scrimmage,
plunging ahead fo r 3 yards. A l>yard penalty against the
Mustangs and an 11-yatd run by Jim Plavan moved the ball
past midfield. (Ens ign photo)
THE MUST ANGS made their most serious scoring threat
after tak•ng the ensutng ktck-off on their own )q'h-yard line.
They made a first down on the mtdfield stripe tn 3 pl ays,
another ft rst do wn on tne .38 wtth a 2-yard 4tl1-down gatn. A
15-yard penalty aga1nst Harbor made •t another first do wn,
on the Harbor 15, but the drtve frzzled out on the 7 as the
Sailor ltne held. The Sailors advanced to a first down on
the 19, and another on the 30. Here 1s a b1t of actton 2 plays
later, wtlh Jim Plavan catching a pass on the 44-yard line
fo r a 13-yard ga1n and another f•rst do wn. The Mustang de-
fense tightened, and Ha rbor wa s forced to punt. (Ensign
photoJ
Pirates Win 52-16
Th e Oranae Coast College
Ptrat e<. clinched a second -
nl.lte IIC for the f:.ast em
( onterence 1964 footbal l
\ed '"n b\ ""hlpptng the Chaf·
ley Panther " 5.::·16 Satwda'f.
The Buc ~ ll e "''th th e Santa
-\na ( nllege Dons. v.ho fell
tn the \II. !>an Anton11• \lnun·
li e' the 'ame even1ng.
In th e '64 c;ea S('n ltnale.
P11ate tullbat.k Jeff fha\·er
.... arr ~J "''c; 1Untnr .:oll ege
'Pnt~>ad ".1reer bv runntng up
'11<. 2-.. ed"'n ru o;h•ng total tn
439 ,Jrd' w1th .1 137-,ard
•nJJ·-•duJI effort . In 2 vear'>
,,, •unt"r ~.Pll ege fn.,tball
he ,.Jn.ed I"" ur-c, lnr a
c; '·• .uJ 3\ erage .
~~am<ot ( haffe \, nJifbad.
l cnnard tm<, ~urr.ned o.~p
,,, re'ihrt'an \ear ~•th '
t~>u<.nd<'""""·one ''" a-1 ·\ard
tt.li •<'I'· \I an) treshnen "'h<•
'lctdn't c;een actton th rough
th e sea<;on ga1n ed game e'\·
penence aga1nst the Pan·
th er s. One of th e $e ·.~oa<; d~
fensJve half Garv fa>IM,
who romped 40 yards 1.0 a
touchdown after r'I Ck1ng off a
<~tray Panther aeual.
The Win aave the Bucs a
S-w1n. 2-loss conference re-
cord for '64 and a 6-wtn, J.
toss record for the entl re
season.
From the opemn& lockoff
the Pttates dominated the
Panthers. In 10 plavs the
Bucs scored -w1th Stms
JOin& 1n on a pt tchout play
to the left from 9 yards out.
Thayer's trv fo r a two·J'Otnt-
er faded.
EASTERN CONFERENCE
<Fiull
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Santa Alia ~ 2 111 I I~
Oran~~ Coast ·, 2 19ll 122
Mt. San AntDnro t , 1~ AA
San BernardlliO , ~ )r.ll 15J
O!alfey 2 .. '11 711
f'itrus 2 ;; !II I !Ill
Riv~td~ n 7 71\ ~
zoomed ht s -40 yards off the
1n tercepuon.
f he halft1me score was
OC ( .W, Ch aiTey 0.
In the thHd quarter, Chaf·
fe> tnok the k1d..nff and fad·
ed to mo\'e the ball. The
Bucs took <w er at m1 dfteld
dnd tn q pl ays p1cked up a
touchdo~~rn -w1th Thaver
.,lung1ng O\'Cr from the one.
The Panthers began to
...,,w e late 10 the ltd hame
and <tcored on the fir st play
,j Lhe 4th peraod. Later 1n
th e pe11 od, OCC defen11ve
<;afetyman Bill Autry bobbled
a punt and the recovery was
made by the Panthets. Char-
fey used 7 plays to move lhe
foo tball to paydirt.
The on I y fourth period score
for Coast came on a 2-yud
pass from McLellan to end
Georae Ltnaier.
ENROLLS AT ACADEMY
Cadet Robert Stephen Hen-
ry, son or Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Heruy of 4545 Perham
Rd.. Cameo Sho res. has en-
rolled as a sophomore at
Brown \1ilitary Academy m
Glendora.
THE CLOCK showed only 10 seconds
left before halftime as the Mustangs re-
ceived the Sailor punt. Even so Mesa
Quarterback McG avack had tim e to give
the Mu stang rooters something to cheer
about a s he broke loose and fo r a whil e
tt s eemed as if he might go all the way.
The play started on the Mustang 23, and
Dennis was tackled on the Sailor 42 aft~r
a 3>yard run JUSt as the gun went off to
end the 2nd quarter. The Sailors added a
final 2 potnts with just 42 seconds left in
the game, when a backward, incomplete
pass by Mustang Scott Tatzke in his own
end zone was ruled a safety. (Ensign
photo. I
Sea Kings Tied For 2nd
The Corona del \1ar Sea
Kina• wow.d up their 1964
and seaton by fumbhn& to
La Quinta ~ 12 Fnday oiaht
and droppina to a ttc for 2nd
place W'lth Valenc1a.
Powerful Lo ua made it a
cl can sweep for a 5-() record
and the Irvine Leaaue cham-
pionship by cruahina Ken·
nedy 41-13.
A VICtory would have 11ven
the SeaK1nas undisputed 2nd
pi ace, bul they finished w1 th
a 3-2 record, tied by the
Valencta Tiaers, who shut
out Villa Park 33-0.
IRVINE LEAGUE
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The tally came with juat 15
seconda left in the quuter.
The kick was aood and the
score was lG-6.
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La QUat.
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lQ mar,tn ~ 12 on a apectacu-
J • • •• lar paaa play in t be finaJ
J • u 121 quuter. With the ball on the
Sea Kina 48, Quarterback
another costly fumble aave Tom Williama lofted a lona
the b&ll to La Qutnta. Just aet1al to Halfback Ouis
before the quarter ended, the Meador, who anaued it on
Kinas again handed the ball the Aztec 37 and went the
over on a fwnble on the Az· rest of the way for the TD.
tee 42. and the 3rd touchdown A pau attempt for the extra
dr iv e was on for the winners. point aa ain failed.
All of the 3 La Qu1nta r-----------------------.., touchdowns Friday ni &ht re·
suited from recovery of
fum bles by the Sea Krngs.
who bobbled away the ball 5
ume s durina the chtlly even· '"I· In the open1n1 quarter,
the Aztecs fell on a fumble
n the CD.-1 19 and cross ed
the aoal •n 5 plays. Th e ex-
ua po1nt lt~ck aave Lhem a
7-0 le ad.
Later 1n the quuter they
JOl the ball aaa1n on a
fumble recovery. and went 23
yarda 1n 3 playa for the TO.
Score: 1~.
The Sea K1nas aot n gh t
back Into the ball aame as
Fullback 81ll Holden took
the kickoff on his own 33,
broke throuah the Aztec de-
fenae and sprinted 67 yards
for a touchdown. A pass con-
vetelon attempt failed, and
the score was lH.
There was no sc:orina in
the 2nd quutet, but aa the
3rd quarter opened, Coach
Howard Johnson's Sea Kinas
launched a drive !hat could
have tied up the aame. The
K 1na• llUl ed on their own
32-ywd line and drove all the
way to the Aztec 12. li1 ere
In Jecorolor ~olors
Ruslr seat
Tire frientJI.y setU~ Utol stem
tc suy "com~ sit owlrile"
Fr~n clr wAiu
llapl~
I' erdont &reera
Frwn cia ebony
I 10 m.ore in color
nc.•
maple
Atartin 9urniture
Costa MaG's Oldac HOMe o...-Funtilute Store
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Colla Mete. Cal.damla
HE RE IS the key play of the evening,
setting up the winning touchdown. Sailor
End Dave Ei kerman got the ball on an
en~around razzle-dazzle in a play that
started from the Sailor 45. He sprinted
down the sideline to the Mu stang 13 just
as the gun sounded the end of the first
Quarter. Five plays I at er the Sailors
scored. Quarterback Mike Fenchak picked
up a crucial 2 yards on a 4th down pi ay
starting from the 4 yard line, ind on the
next pi ay he went over for the score, with
9:52 left in the 2nd ~arter. The kick for
extra point was no good, but Harbor was
ahead b-0. (Ensign photo>
FAEEW A Y LEAGUE
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BOY FOR DAHLGREMS
Mr . and Mrs . Ricbwd Dahi-
&Jen , 704 Muaaold Ave.,
Corona del Mu, ue puenu
or a son bom Sunday, Nov.
15, in Hoaa Hospital.
TOUR VOlT PLA14T
Membera of the Oranae
County Chapter of the Na-
tional Association of Accoun-
tant s toured the AME-Voit
Rubbet Comp1ny, 3801 South
Harbor Blvd., Costa Meaa,
on Monday. The firm is the
laraeat manufacturer of sport-
aooda equipment. and leader
in the field of molded item a,
1ncludina aoftbalh, footballs.
basketballs, and volleyball a.
c.u&. Dl TOW Wl.llr AIJI
TO Till a.IGJt.
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'PEiaAI POIDEII' FILl
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John Jay, known as Ameri-
ca's ''ambauadoror skiina,"
will show his aki adventure
film, "Persian Powder.'' at
8 p.m. Monday, Dec. 7, 1n
the Newport Harbor Hiab
School auditorium. The 90-
minute film feature• sltuna
by Swi sa expert Fred laelin
1n the deep powdet snow of
the Pen1an Alps, JUSt out·
side of Iran's c ap1tal ci ty ,
Tebctan.
by Wilson -Spalding · Davis·
Bancroft · Dunlop
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TENNIS
Shirts and Shorts
by Converse· Spalding ·
Jock Purcell ·
l .ll to 1.!1
Ladies Converse Tennis Shoes
11.11
TENNIS SHOES
Sw eaters and Jac kets
Ra c ket Re stri ngin g
~3.50 to $13 .50
Lay-Away Now
use your &nk-Amtricard For Christmas
-Footballs -Basketballs & Goals
Volleyballs -Soccerballs -Playground
Balls Tetherballs & Sets -Tennisballs -
Handballs -Handball Gloves -
likes -Parts -
Pbmt MI 6-1919
Tires -Repairs
538 Cmter, Costa Mesa
On the next scnes l'f down'!
th e Ptrat ea requued but 7
t'loys to score. S1ms ""ent tn
from the 10 on the 1denttcal
PI tchout. Buc quarterbaclt
\i1ke \1cLellan pused to
end Nonn Sm1th fo r the tv.o·
po1nt conversion.
JOHNNY GOING TO MED. SCHOOL ? HOW CAN YOU MANAGE?
In the ~econd peuod, Coast
racltedup 26poants. Halfback
Phil Raulston punched in
from one yard out. Sims
reeled orr his 48-y arder. Mc-
Lellan paued to end Hill
tlollaway for a 2-poinl coa-
YctiiOn. Buc No. 2 quarto!"
baca Pbal S&>allcr threw a IC..
yard atnlre to end John Wokr
for 6 more. Taylor t.bCID
M'V£ SAWD NfUD .••
AT HI:1W"'RT IIAl.ICM
SAWGS
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WE SAYfD ..... , ... so
WE DDf'T 'MISS
THE CASH. rT
B£CAME A HA81T.
\U. INDUDI AT ~Y'S
RATES, OUR PRf.SOfT SAV!fm
au..D ACT\.W.L. y ...... '" LESS 1lWI 15 YfMS. 10
WE'll KfiP RtGHT QH SAYING
AT f!EWPQ~tf ~ SAVIGSt
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for ,._ cMdren's edUCitiOft ••• For M '--1.
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3366 Vio lido, Newport leach, Callfomkl / ~ 673·3130
Corono., Mor Office, 2407 lost Cooet Highwoy /615-1*'0
:4 .. lyw.cls: Mr. •d Mrs. Joy Teylor Coop"
Miss Frances Dawson
Weds Joy T. Cooper
The aarden of ~. and Mu.
lloward F. l>awaon served as
the settina for the marriaae
of their dauahter, Frances
:lochelle, to Jay Taylor
Cooper, son of ~. and \.trs.
Claude Cooper. Both families
are reaidenta of Coata Mesa.
The Rev. Richard Dunlap
of the Firat Methodist Church
10 Coata Mesa perfonned the
double rina ceremony before
80 aueatt. The bride, aiven
1n muTtaae by her father,
wore a street-lenath dreu of
white peau de soie trimmed
wath lace. The aown was
fashioned with three-quarter
lenath lace sleeves and a
lace bodice wath a square
neckline. The lace bodice
as well as the lace front
center skirt panel were lined
with the peau de aoae . The
full peau de soie skirt was
fashioned with several deep
pleats fallina smoothly from
the waistline and finally
meetina at the wide lace
panel down the front of the
skirt. She also wore a finaer-
tip veil aathered to a pearl
and crystal crown. She car-
ried a white bible adorned
wath a whue orchid, lillies
of the valley and fine ribbon
streamers. To complete her
costume, she wore a sinale
strand of pearls. with match-
In& tiny pearl earranas. a gaft
from the bndclfoom.
son carraed a noseaay type
bouquet of yellow roses and
carraations. ~s. Alfred Sou-
them, sister of the bride,
attended the auest book.
~. Cooper chose LeRoy
Ramos to serve him as best
man. Alfred Southern, bro-
ther-in-law of the bride, and
Richard (Dick) Salle, cousin
of the bride, were ushers.
~s. Dawson received
auests at the reception wear-
ina a beiae kna t suit with
tanaerine accessories. Mrs.
Cooper wore a beiae wool
sheath trimmed with pale
aold satin. She chose black
accessories. Both had or-
chid corsaaes.
A buffet weddina supper
followed the reception in the
Dawson home. \4rs. Lee Shaw
and ~s. Len Bussey assail-
ed at the cake and punch
bowl. Arter danner. the bra de
donned a kelly green suit,
black accessoraes and us ana
her whtte orchid corsaae,
left with her bride&room for
a honeymoon nip to San
Diego.
The new \\'s. Cooper re-
ceived her sc hool ina at Costa
\iesa Hiah School and Orange
Coast College. \1r. Cooper
attended ~ewport Harbor
Haah School and Oranae
Coas1 College. He as pre-
sently servtng with the Una-
ted States Army in Germany.
LEAGUE HONORS ASSOCIATES
Coppertonea and autwm liary, Mrt. Carl Hilla.ren,
lea•ea aet the acene for the alto te"ed •• a hoateae.
Newport s .. ch Auiatance Chairman for the neat wae
Lcaau• luncheon bonorioa Mrt. Wade Fairchild. Otheu
ita auoc:iate membera No •• auiatioa were ~\bee. Colin
20 at the Service Center Reynolda, Allee Ctiaell, and
SOS32nd St., Newport Beach: Vincent DeRou, decoration a;
The bridae luncheon, an an-~a. Jot.epb Earbatt and
nual event, ia preaented each R~bert Lcatner, tablea and
year to thank auoc:iatea for prazoe; M-oe a. 0. Gayle Soeu.
their aupport and invaluble R.amaey Armeuona. Walter
cncouraaement durina the Bunouahs, and Robert Lana,
year. boateaaea.
Gueata were areeted by The executive committee
memben of the Leaaue'a welcomed and introduced
executive comm1ttee; ~s. seven new aaaociate mem-
Lonnie Vincent, preaident; bera: ~ea. Earl Corkeu.
and Mmea. Edwud Pellearin, Gordon \1. Grundy, L.T.
Roy P . Jackson, Roland Val-Kinasbaker, Ralph Larrabee,
lely, Sherman A. Sm1th, Wil-William A. Tbompaon. Wil-
bur Reynolds, Joaeph Ear-liam B. Tritt, and Mias,
hut, and Nelaon Neice. Aanes 81omquiu. Asaoc:iates
Olairrnan of the Junior A&ui-honored included ""'ct.
Grannit Mmanaoa, Lloyd L.
Aubert, Robert L. Bacon,
Lee Solin, Louia Briua.
Jobn CuJ.ill, Georae Canioa-
ton, ti.E .. Cbriader, E.A.
Crary, Lyman Farwell, Bra-
den Finch, Walter G. Franz.,
Henry E. Freeman, Edwatd
Groenendykc. &uce Heue,
and Georae M. Holstein.
Honored aueats included
Mones . Howud lllo, ~ord
lrvine, T. Weston Jay, Melton
Koll, Challen F. Landers,
Ann Lewas, Howard Lewu,
Frank Lanoe II, Arch a bald
\1acLeash. IL\1. \1ansfield,
Helen '«Eidowney. William
\iead, Georae \bore, Forrest
Neal, Paul Palmer. Robert
Powell, and Shirley \ieserve.
Also on the aueu las t were
~ •. Joseph Rius, \1wray
PARTICIPATING '" the sophomore class the sophomore class; Jack Michie, class
dime race at Newport Harbor High School advtsor; Robert Montgomery. ass a Stant
to raise Un1ted Fund conui butions are, principal, and Carol Shedd, class trea-
l eft to raght, Bob Matheson, president of surer.
Students Aid United Fund Drive
Community serv1ce week
was held last week for the
purpose of aatbenna funds
for the United Fund at New-
port Harbor Hiah School.
The freshman claas initia-
ted the activitiea on \ionday
with a packlo aale undet the
dlainnanabip of Allen Gaae,
freabman president, assisted
by Bob Hancock. Mary Lu
Grano, and Eli aaa Lindroth.
On Tuesday Harbor's soph-
omore chua conducted a
dime race. Durana the lunc:.h
peraod membera of the stu-
dent body, aaded by the facul-
ty. competed accordtna to
classes by addin 1 dimes to
!.hear race line. 3ob \1athi-
son. presadent of the aopho-
moae class, served as Judae.
Dancana to the music of a
student band occupied the
eneray o f the studeou dut·
ina the noon period Wednes·
day. A 8nall alba ssion
charae continued to increase
the funds of the United Fund.
The climu of the ~o~.eelc
came Thursday. :-.lov. 19, wath
the selection of "\1r. Cal y,"
the uaheat senior, not by
secret ballot, but by a poll
tax of ten cents a vote. The
"honor" went to Scott \1athe-
son. student bodv prestdent.
WINNER OF the "Mr. Ugly" competition last week at New-
port Harbor Ha gh School was Scott Matheson, pre sadent of
the student body , pictured at rtght wtth Bucko Shaw. sen1or
class president. The contest was held 10 connect•on wtth
the dr ive to raise money for Un1ted Fund.
LIGHT LIST FOR '14
IS 1101 AVAILAILE
.. OW AT FT. EUSTIS
F1rst LL Kenneth \1. Jonts,
U,. son of \tr. and \1rs. Ken -
The U.S. Coast Guard Ltaht net.h F. Jones, 206 Onv'\
Last. Pactfic Coast and Pa-Ave., Balboa Island. has
ctfic Islands. 196.f edtt1on. been as •Jl'ed to the l'.S.
1\rm\ Transportauon School
at Fort Eur.tas. \'a. He 's a
member of the Offtct o f Edu-
cauonal <\dvtsor at the
Slhool. The lieutenant ~a"
araduated from Santa ~naca
Haah School tn 1955 and
Stanford Cntversu~ an \~5~.
now ready fo r 1 ssue. anclude s
all atds to navtaauon o n the
Pacific Coa st. Hawau and
the outly1n1 Pac1fac Islands
an o ne volume.
Roberta, Gene Roaa, Thoma•
Rutter, Emeat Sarti a , James
~atborouab, Walter Seibert,
E.H. Ski Mer, Eul Stanley ,
Mu•ell Sturaea. Robert
Subr. Robert Taylor, 0\arles
S. Thoma a , fbomaa We bater.
Karry Weatover, Georae tl.
Yardley Jr., Clyan Hall. El-
ton Hallett, Paul Louahridae
and Herbert I. Perry and Miu
June Whittemore.
MEIPORT HAR80R EdGII
SECOIID SECOOM -PAGE S
THURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1964
(X)ROMA DEL MAR, CALIF
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ORDER FOR YOUR EVERY GIFT NEED NOW!
DELIVERED PRICES TO CESTI NATI ONS 6-(.,,. 12 c ...
DELIVERY GUARANTEED Patlr. Ptld
IN CALIFORNIA 3.50 630
OUTSIDE CALIF. WITHIN u S. A 3.90 7 00
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The btade, who has a small
coan collection, had a s ax-
pence an her shoe, and wore
a blue auter at her knee to
fulfill the tradiuon. ller
"somethana bonowed" was
the veil loaned by \4rs. Barry
Wallace.
Misa Crystal (Chris) Daw-
son aerved her salter aa maid
of honor, aowned in a street
lenath dreu of a.reen and
blue emboued taffeta faah-
ioned with acoop neckline,
aleenleu bolero with bacll:
interest, and bell-shaped
skirt. 5\ae also wore a a.reen
and bloc circle head piece
with stiff a.reen net creatina
Specaal aues ts at the wed-
dan& were \tr. and \\'s. Ed-
wtn E:.. Bauer. from Cardaff-
by-the-Sea, Calaf., grand-
parents of the brtde, \1r. and
\h. \\alham R. Salle and
son Ri chard of S.n Dteao.
and ~. and \.trs. Roy 0 .
Dawson and dauabter Amy.
also from San Dieao.
Chap \iorvay. student court
Judae at Harbor. was tn char.Je
of the comrlete week's ae-
tna ties.
POWER POLE OPPOSED
Ltahted and unla ahted atds
to navaaatton appear to aether
tn thear aeoarapha c order.
La&hted a1ds, fo a saanals.
and radio beacons on t he
coast and an sade passaae of
Bnta sh Columbu art al so
tncluded for the convenaence
of mariners proce edana from
the State of Washinaton to
Alaska.
FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING
SOM f OR HINRICHS
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hin-
richs. 1430 Santanella Ter .•
lfYine Terrace, ue parenta
of a son born Tuesday, Nov.
17. in Hoaa Hospital.
Five re11denta h.ave sent an
a petition to the Newport
Beach City Councal PI Otest-
ina a plan to put a phone or
power pole an Ocean Ln .•
near Heliouope Ave .• Corona
del \1ar. This would increase
the hazard to vehicles, they
contend.
NO SERVICE CHARGE
ON PERSONAL ACCOUNTS
marntaining a $300 balance
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The Liaht Ltst may be pur-
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dent of Documents, Govern·
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supply aaents. Local a,enu
a.re Newport Supply Co ..
~00 W. Coast Hwv.. and
Ptullaps \1arane Stores. l815
~tWJ'Ort Blvd., 'lt•l)OII
Beach.
LOCAL BOY GETS
COMMUNICA TIOH TRAINING
P'-t. Ro aer J. Juhl . 11. "OC'I
.,f \tr. and \Irs. btl. Juhl.
~Q{) Ralcam Pl.. (\.)sta \te'a..
completed an 11-weel. C\'lm-
munlcaoon s center specaalt<.t
oour~e ~ov. 10 at the \tm)
Southeastern tJnal Sc~l .
Fort Gordon. Ga.. He "' ...
u aaned an the use of te letvpe
seu, an tape tela operal:Joo,
and In ma'\ua1 .l'*lldUill rro·
cc~a. tie waa ar..tuued
from • ewpor1 tll.lbor Ht p
Sebool 10 1960 auJ Ounae
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OORSDAY, NOV. 26, ~
CORONA DEL MAR, CAUF.
Reminder
on Lighting
Newport Beach City Mana-
aer Bob Coop baa i aaued a
memo to merchant poupa and
civic auociationa, remindina
them o f city policy On Ule of
public property for Chriatmu
deeotation a.
The followina policy baa
been adopted by the City
Council:
"Tbo City of Newport
Beach deaianatea. the City
Manaaer aa the City's aaeot
in authorizin& the placement
of Chriattnas decoratio n• on
public property by merchant
o raaniutiooa in aaid City
and that such o raaniutiooa
name the City of Newport
3 each as co-i nsured with re-
aatd lO public l iability in-
aurance to the lim ita of •100,-
000/300,000 personal injury
1nd s 100,000 p10perty damaae
for the peuod that such de-
corations ate tn place •n the
City of Newport Beach."
If d ecoratio ns ate planned
on the state hiJhway ri abt-of·
way, an encroarltment penni t
mu st be obtatated from the
State DiviSion o f Hiahways,
attentton Fred Read, P.O.
Box 2304, Termtnal Annex,
Los An&ele s 54.
PARSOIS IS PRESIOEIT
OF IOORIIG ASSII.
The d1rectors of the newly
formed Avalon Moortn& Ow-
ners Assn. have elected
L1ndsle} Parson~ of Corona
del ~ar h prestdent and
chamnan of the board.
._.\r, Part-on~. who a member
nl tht' Newport Beach Ctt\
(ounctl, t!> asststed b\ Har-
old (,artner a .. vtce-prest-
t.lent. 1.. "'are 1-o!>ter 81> !>eC·
retan. and Robert <.l eaves
a' trea,urer and general
I.'OUn,C:t.
\lcm~ebh tr ..:on!>t'>tllo of
o""ner., n! mo(lrtng'> tn 1\, alon
Hart>cor , lataltnd Island. A
matter l'f con1.em belu re the
assoct atH'r I!> Ava lon ctt\
ordman"c: 4" ~. whtch tmpnses
8 SO", tran~>fc:r ke on the
bo~er of a m<KHtn~ \1~;en~>e,
based on the ... a le pnce
le'>!t the Jepret.lated value of
the tackle. Tht' 8!>!>0C1a1ton
ts !>ed.tng Ill amend the nrdt-
nance b\ !tUb\tltuttng d flat
fee of S50 fnr trans fer , rlul>
a per foot char se of s 5.
IEAUnES TO MODE L
Comtn& attracu ons at the
ewportcr IM pi ac e the a c-
cent on beaut) a s well as
food an d fun. Fash tons from
the Jean Dahl Shop wtl l be
presented durtn& lunch \1on·
da } thtouah Fuda). from
noon to 2. 30 p.m. tn the Lioo
loun ge, mattne dtntna room,
and 'le"" Orleans coffee shop.
The models wtl l tnclude
beaut) que ens from van ous
oommuntues and colleaes.
Genuine uth and Plaster is old IS the hills yet bright as tomorrow. Ancient
Eopti1ns used plaster in their pyr~mids, and it's still in top condition. Modern
homemaker~ will find these d...,. materials in the finest homes and apart-
ments. So when ,_ see'! quality, ..,. take time to KNOCK ON THE WAll
and be sure it's l.Jth and Plaster.
Onlftl' County l.Jthinr Buruu, 1605 No. H•rper St. Slnt• Ana, Calif., JE 1·1278
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PRE -AZTEC GODS ON DISPLAY
Three &ods of anc ient Mex-
tco arc on display at Oranae
Coas t Colleae.
The three repres ent spirits
worsh iped by the pre-Aztec
people of the city of Teo ti-
huacan -where towisu 10
today to see the Pyramtd of
the Sun 1nd Pyramid of the
Moon.
OCC art ins tructor Wilham
0 . Payne, a spectalt st tn
the u cheoton of Mexico,
was a•ven the 21,;-inc h fiaur-
ine s by a former s tudent,
John Lewis of Hununaton
Beach. Mr . Lewis acquired
the uny figures from some
Mextcan farmers who were
plowina thetr comftelds
near the s tte of the Ions -
abandoned c tty of T eot ihua-
can.
.. These fiaures of daily
worship ate from the period
of pcatest activity in the
city of Teotihuacan.'• "'.
Payne said. "They ate evi-
dence of the artistic excel-
lence of a period when the
city probably was s econd
only to Imperial Rome in
population actively enaaaed
tn civtc life -perhaps 100
A.D.
"The city died in a cata-
clysm about 200 or 250 A.D.
The Aztecs, a thousand
years later, visited Teoti-
huac an as tourists , muc h as
Americano a do 10day.
"The ftaurines ate mtnute
representatives of the aods
which personify the staff of
ltfe -food for life, ram for
FA31AN, light tr~nk s, Tab Hunter and Peter '3rown paddle
out to the big waves in "Ride the Wild 54Jrf," Columbia
Pictures rei ease in color also starring Shelley Fabares,
!3arbara Eden, Anthony Hayes and James Mitchum as Es-
kimo. The J ana production, a roman tic drama of surfboard
competi tion filmed on location in Hawaii, will be shown at
the 1alboa Theatre Nov. 27-30.
POLICE BLOTTER
Wednesday, Nov. 18
Pol tce a.n ested Robert
Pearl, 717~ La.rk spur Ave.,
Corona de l Mar, and Wickham
llavens , 7 11Y:z Larkspur Ave .,
on a chatac of suspec ted
boralary at Shorec liff Rd. and
Driftwood Rd., Shore Cliffs
. . .A bw&lar found the hid-
den hous e key of Beverly
Barnes, 2482 Bay shore Dr.,
Bay Shores and us ed it to
enter her home and steal a
purse. . . The coin box to a
parkin& meter at 2001 W.
Coast Hwy., Newport Beach,
was prted open and the coins
were taken. . .A c ia ate t
machine was atolen from the
Highlander Center, 37 11 E.
Coast Hwy., Corona de l \1ar
. . . A bicycle was stolen
from Peter Hemmtna. 416
Cabrillo St., Costa Mesa, at
the Westcliff Plaza tn front
of Sav-on Drua. . ·A s mall
hole was shot tn the wind-
shteld of the ca.r of Jerald
Gorden, 29 27 Paper Ln.,
Back Bay, whtle ll was park-
ed in front of the Newport
Hatbor Hiah School. . .A
hotel reai ater and catd holder
were stolen from the dealt of
the L tdo Shores Hote I at 617
Lido Park Or., Lido Penin-
aula ... An unidentified c ar
ran off Via Lido Soud, west
of Via Ravenna, Lido Isle,
and a truck the aataae of H. B.
Heian. . .A hit and run car
struck the parked car or John
......... .. , .......
Allen, 2821 Bayshore Dr .. ,Bay
9-tores, on Jamboree Rd. be-
tween Ford Rd. and the New-
porter lnn ... A c at drtven by
Daniel Silverthrone of Santa
Ana collided with the cat of
William Hall , 72(»; Marauer-
ite Ave., Corona del Mar, at
the intersec tion of Pali-
udea and Jamboree ro ads.
YI.T SCHOOLS MERE
Or. Paul J ohnson, usia·
tant director o f aaniuions
at the Mauachusetu Jnsti-
tuteo f Techno loay. will visit
the campuses at Corona del
Mat and 'llewport Harbor Hiah
School a on Dec. 9 to coun ael
atudents wb o ate intereated
in attendina the famoua
achool.
AI RMAH IS PROMOTED
Virail H. Roaeu, aon of Mr.
and Mrs. C.R. White of 184S
Anabeim St., Costa \1eaa,
has been promoted to airman
aecond clau in the U.S. Air
Force at Reeae AFB, Texas.
He is in a unit that aupporta
the Ait Trainin& Command
miuion ofuaininaainnen and
officers in the djvetae akilla
requited by the nation 's aeJO-
apace force.
nurturina seed and fire ror
convertina the se od to edible
food.
"Theae fiauru, so simply
and beautifully made, were
the tic between man and the
myaterious, remote universe.
With them, he could relate
hu hold on life to the daily
facts of fire and food. It is
no wonder be devoted ao
much artistic eneriY to crea-
tin& thoae delicate imaaea
tohelp him carry of tbe boai-
neu of bit existence. The
serenity and quiet dianity
expreued by the fiaurea
indicates a period of areal
peace in the world of Mexico
almost 2,000 yean aao ...
''Teo tihuac an, Mr. Payne
added, is the focua of at·
cbeoloaic al exploration
aponaored by the feder al aov-
emment of Mexj co. The ao v-
emment is apendina 11 mil-
lion peaos annuallv on dia-
covery and reatoration on the
aite of Teou buacan because
the ancient city re preaenta
the foundation of many of the
areat cultures wtuch were to
follow.
IALIOA ISLAND
111 IIIABINE
m.aJt
UtiY ..
lnt 11ecrt
I COSTAMISA -E.l~lntlll)
JOHNNIE'S LIQUORS
DEE COO~. O wur
J531 fAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA D!L MAR, CALif.
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phone
number
492 531 546 675
493 532 547 772
495 533 548 774
496 534 549 776
521 535 586 826
522 537 630 827
523 538 633 828
524 539 635 837
525 540 637 838
526 541 638 839
527 542 642 871
528 543 646 879
529 544 649
530 545 673
theft's a caUU. .. p ;.t for yoa ill the 11ew <>ruce
C.-y pe.o.e '-it. It lllows IIOw to dial local ud ...
diltuce calls at a &l•ace •.. allo lea yoe bow
wllldl calls are local. Look illto it.
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Pacific Telephone
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DECORATIONS mide by
young a~lts .tfllcted with palsy were
on display at the annual twldgt twunch
held Nov. S at the Balboa Bay Club by
the Newport Harbor Spastic Lea9ue. Pro-
ceeds from the sale of these Items go to
the young adults at the United Cerebral
Palsy Center, 3020 W. Harvard St., Santa
Ana,enabllng them to eam money through
their own efforts. Pictured above arrang-
ing the dlsolay of decorations are, from
left, Mrs. Francis McDowell and Mrs.
At thur Willis, patronesses, and Mrs.
George Weeci>n, president of the Newport
Haroor Spastic League. Mrs. Robert
Woodward was chal rman for the event,
and she was assIsted by Mmes. Arthur
Reaume, William Has~ell , Gene Helvie,
P.M. Coholon, John Da vies, Terence
Hanna, John Laun, John Hogan, Edward
Crout and William Sangster. (Terry Boris
photo)
"ft'a Fun to D...-
ln Fashion" Bank Manager Named
d'J.IUf,
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2659 E. COAST HlGHW A Y
CORONA DEL MAR
ORIOLE 3-~
Steven Trevor llu been
named manaaer of· Bank of
America's Corona del Mar
branch, it 11 announced by
Jeue W. Tapp, chairman of
the board of the atatewadc
banlt. He succeeds Rudy We a-
son, who ruianed recently
to open a new buaineu an
tbe Harbor Area.
Before comina here Mr.
Trevor waa auiatant mana-
aer of the Hillcrest branch
£HIJR£HES
1lewpprffiarlaor tutbtrnn ~twrdt
·a.· ... -.n. Owrt.•tt. ~ w ... , cuw Dllt'ft
._,\IW,.~~NTIT .aACH, CAUP"'RHIA
THE AMEIICAH LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES: I t 15 e.a. Eartp Wenltl,
9t30 •·•· F-llr Weru l, a. S.~tcl.y Sdtee1
11:00 •••• , •• , ......... ,,
Th. R ... J-•• G ........ Pea*
Mr. Robert Larson. Pariah Worter
P l.eu S-'1·3631
For /Itt u nrd of r.o d
as qauc•. a"d powtrful,
•"d s/larptr tJooa" Qff )!
tu•otdt.ul srt ()rd. prtr·
cilft ''''" to tJoot dir•id·
irtf. 4!1Ufldtr, I ~nul a"d
:sp tril. a"d ,,, t Joot JO ilfiJ
artd ntarrnu, artd is a
da sctrntr n/lhf' thnut.ht:s
and'"'""" n/ titt h tarl.
Christian Sc ience
Sen-ices
f1JIIT CIIUIICB OF
Cll.asT ,ICI£N11ST
3303 Via Lado
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:15 •·"'· end 11 •·"'·
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:15 -11 ......
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING I , .....
READING ROOM
..... 4ey•: 9 ...... -5 , .....
We4ne t4ey: 9 •·"'· -7:45 '·"'· Tue•4ey en4 Frl4oy:
9 ..... -5 , ..... ; 7·9 , ....
Sun4ey: 1 II·"'· -4 , .....
IIECOND CBtJKB OF
Cllllln' ,ICIENTIIT
Newport Beach at
Corona del Mar
3139 Eau Coau HiJhway
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9: 15 ......
QJNDAY SERVICE 11 •·"'·
WEDNESDAY EVt!.NING
t.EBTlNG 1:00 , ....
READINO ROOM -
3139 Eaac Coaat Hi&hway
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7·7d0 , ••• , t-9130 , ... .
,rl4eyt 10 •·"'· • 9 II·"'·
Yoo •• cordially invated to
utaftd Church Servicea and
to oao t.be Reedina Room.
rust ICklllill Onada
of CoMa .....
l apdlt IHble FeUow*&p
(hf•rl1 ......... )
Santa Ana 6 lilapolla .._
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1:00 p..IIL ~ u.a-
1 :CO p.a. ~ .... t'p
WED!UIDAY
'7:.3D p.IIL II* .....
1:00 p.m. ,....,., M,.,. ..
Lutheran Church
Of the Mater
Lutberan
Qlurd\ tn Anwnc.
3545 Eat Cout Hlchway
Corona del Mar
PA.I't'Oa PUNK <Bit
Ptione: OJUole 3·5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9 a.m. --Family worahip
ioclu<fina Sunday Cbu1ch
Scbool
11 :00 a.m.--Wcnhi!lo_
f irst Baptist Gurcf:-
CSOUTH~RHl
CORONA Dll. MAR
COAST HWV. AT t.I&A~U~
SH • .L. TOLSEJIIT. PASTOf'
611-MU 67$.1216
SUNDAY SCHOOL-••• ft'S ••
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'lpoutt,. Conpeptioaal GUpuq
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Dt. naa .. a. Hoo .. , ... iaiater
.... , WotMip •• Oau• lc:MOI at 10: .. A.M.
a& J262 810a4 .... ._ Ne.,ort H ......
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in San Oieao. He beaan ·his
career 1n 19S 1 as a field re-
preaentative in Loa An&elea
and wu promoted to usis-
tant credit officer in 1959 at
the Credit department in Los
Anaeles.
He was born and educated
an Los Anaelea. He bas aJao
studied with the American
Institute of Bankina and Dale
Carneaie.
lfe 111 a put director and
treasurer of the San Dieao
Lions club; past president
of the Van Nuys Coordinatina
Counci I; and former treasurer
or the Panorama City Boy
Scouta.
He and his wife, Sherry,
and thear 3 chaldren presently
lave an San Daeao.
•LA.D MilT£ FOil
FREEWAY II UIIIED
"Help save tbi 1 scent~:
route for those -ho have
lime 10 enJOY and apprecaate
11," say \b . and 'wfrs. Ken-
neth Goen, 3 16~ E. Ocean
Ft., Balboa, an a letter to
Ctty Coun cil favouna an In-
land route for <&freeway.
"We IU e suI I very das.turbed
With the posstbtltty that our
faar ctty. ll'ld o thers. may be
splat by t he ptoposed ftec-
v.ay route, .. th ey wrote. "'ke
thank the ht ahwav •~ o ne o f
the mo st pleasant and scenac
routes there 1 s ... 'khat drtver
wants to be fru strated v.a th
keepana hli eye o n the rn ad
and away from bf eath-takan a
vt e~o~~s. Can you am aaine what
loiiOUid happen af a Jia ver
~o~~ould suddenl slow do "An to
such a dearee be ca use he l)l
some passenaer an the cat
v.ant ed to act a ,ood look at
some vaev.-. <>r .. om~ .:elc-
bttty's house or \iiCht. a
baktnt clad aat l, or .,.,1\atcvcr
the cause ma aht b~. fo r a
boer second or tv.o"•
IIECEPnDI II HELD I Y
LIICOLI PTA IOAIID
Pank roses and pank c ar-
nations decorated the buffet
cable whrc:h wu 1raced wath
silver candelabu and pink
candl ea &nday. :"lov. 15. as
the board or the o\btaham
Lancoln School PTA ente~
taaned the faculty and adman-
IStrauve personnel. Et&hty
were present fo r the 4 p.m.
to 7 p.m. recepuon held at
the Harbor View Halls home
of PTA presadent. \trs. Eu-
aene Jlack.
Althouah commattee chaar-
man, \1u. Dub Davts, v.-as an
Europe at the LJ me, her com-
mittee performed all the
boateu dutaea -•tb t he help
of o Cher •oluteera tbroup-
oot the nenlna. lnc:ludod on
tbo committee wore \41'1\ea.
Robert Haok, O.rald \1~
Oell~n. Willi• Halliaan.
Jerry Lona. Joh.n Cue and
Ed S.cacd.
DEBUT ANTES ' PARENTS FETED NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SECOffD SECTM* -PAGE 7
THURSDA\ NOV. 26, 19&4
CORONA Dtl MAR, CAUF.
N.UoaaJ Oechy Lo&ID••
N .-.port Qupt w. f etecl alae
parontl ot 1964 deblnMtoa
OD flilo9, 22 widl a COdtaJI
P&r1J from 5 10 a ill tho Shore
Cliffe bome of Mr. aad Mu.
Willi1m E. Pilftor, accordina eo Mu. Robert E. Tbomu.
eocial chairman.
Mra. L. Delford Pedderm•
waa eb ain• for tbo pwty
ud waa auiated by Mu.
Nonnac A. Bina llftd their
hotbandt. Laat year'a de-
t.ltante parenta participated
aa bolla. They are Mra.
Joseph R. Aroold, Mra. Jo-
aepb E. Keim llftd the Moun.
and Mmoa. Nonnllft A. Bina.
P. Cheater Pearman, Praolt
T. Howwd, Jack C. Sayeu,
Foreat 0 . Smith Jr., LiM C.
WU1i1ma and Paol J. Wil-
liama.
Hoaored aueau weteMeura.
•d ~oa. Ot•l•• H. Ban,
o..,id L . CanninJ)IIID, a,.,..
lea M. Johnaon, Donald w.
Haytoa, Ter•c:e P. Hanna.
Harold S.. Vooaelira, Roy A.
~aypole 3rd, J ~mea W. New-
quist. Tbomaa E. Pickerina.
PauJ M. Roae:ra, Warren A.
Scott, Oleater P. Saliabury,
Oa~tiel Boone •d Mu. fred-
ericka B. Huuey.
Ball director, Mn. Harold
S. Voeaelin, and Mra. Cbu-
ter P. Sati •bury, preaident of
NeWl)ort Chapter, •e motbeu
of 1964 Natioraal Charity
Lea1ue debaUintea. The
Pi &hera• daupter, (C•ol
Lyn) Mu. Da•id C. Alton, a
rec:erat bride, waa preaented
by Newport Olaptor in 1961.
Invitation& were aent to
chapter bowd of directou
and manbera of the ball c:om-
miuee and their butbenda:
Menu. and Mmea. Herary J.
Wa,ner Jr., Wilham G. \1c-
lntyre, John c. Londehua,
John Perauson, Robert C.
Blackmar, Robert L. Bame--
son, Robert H. Straitiff, Ed-
ward B. Akint, Thomas C.
Oyer. John L. Laun, J arne•
P . Gable, Richard W. Love-
land, Donald D. Anderson,
Clifford Hakea, Jamea J .
Eymann. Everett S. Rowan,
Goorae D. Buccola, Edmund
C. Pratt and J ohn V. Baker
Jr.; '-Ua. Wilham B. Tntt and
Dr. and \1ra. J . Robert Fee-
raey .
• ,_. ·-·Ill. •&•
11111lllll•s
Al'l'•lr7
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A Letter from Norway Tbe fiaher lavana room had
bouqueta of freah fall n o v.-era
in shade• of ~ue , yellow and CROWNfi!J This ia a letter receaved by
the Newport Harbor 0\ac>ter
of American Pield Service
from Kathy Krauae, a student
from Newport Harbor Hip
School, who ia apendina the
school year an Norway u an
Ameracan Abroad Scholanhap
wiMer for Amertcan Field
Service. Kathy 11 the dauah·
ter of Or. and Mu. Emat
Krause, 1918 Glenwood Ln.,
Baycreat.
"So much has happened an
the month Stnce I last wrote
that 11 as •mposs•ble to tell
ll all. I'm J\OW settled down
into a routine but very inter-
carina life. My Norweaun bu
improved 10 mucb that I can
UDdeuc.and almoat everylhan a
that aoes on an class, and tn
several plays I've attended.
School as dull ar tames (an
antemataooal problem) but
usually Jnterestana. I espe ca-
ally enJOY Enahsh clan be·
cause at's so anterestana to
learn aboutone's own country
lhrouah the eyes of others.
They are quate advanced an
Enalish and study history,
cui ture and I iter ature of
En a land· and Ameraca.
"It can be cmbarrassan&lat
timea, thouah, bec~use the
teacher asks me many factual
questions on Amerrca wtuch
I can't always answer. I also
have French lthey are about
on the same .level as I -
we've all had two years), hia·
tory, the hardeat subJect be-
cause at's completely new to
me, Norv.eaaan, daffacult, be·
caus e there arc two orfacaal
lanauaaes. rclta ton and sana-
ana (eac h onl) one hour a
week) and aym tthc other da\
we had to walk !>I ll male <, an
one hour and twcnt' manutc ~l.
It ~tall takes me lot ~o ('If lime
to do m\ home v.or~ bc~.auc.c:
I must translate and look up
all the word' I don't kn•'~~o
(that's qune a rcwl.
'''kc: n.~~:entl\ had d (nurJJ'
"Aec:k-end. )0 .twn frtend, dtld
I went to Q,~;, w "a' tn m'
'grandpar~nh· apa.nmc:nr. It
wa., rca lh fun. d'''~•n& h'11d.
',.,,ling the \lun .. h \\J,eun
md the u,,,, <. tl\ Hall IRJd-
hu' -th e m''" l'>e.tutllul
butiJang J',e .:'c:t .. cc:nJ 'h''P-
pang and ... ec:1n~ tv." c:\~ellcnt
pia'' l.,..h, ... h I ... l•uld unJer·
, tand '\.
"Lafc: '' \C:f' •elJ\c:J here:
a ltht'ugh I th t n~o. ·hc:' J~o.d•m-
pl"h a' ...,u ... n "'' "'C: J11. In
the: C\cntn ~ ... "'e ... o,..c:u~e.,
"AJII.:h T.\ l'>ut thc-rc: ' •nil
•'lnc: 'tatll'n. San~<' tl ...... tate:
''"'nc:J. the' n.n c: \er' T .ut\
fane .. ·ultur al rrt~gr.tm .... ,, ....
rc:alh funD\ "'hc:n 'll\ I .&ruh
,, \C:f\ ·c:,._stcJ 1\' ~~>dtlh
'\laq·rtd' •'r 'Pern \Ia-
'''"' -that 'h""'' hll'll• te ~~o
"'"' -.h•'llo ' the:' ha\'c. Uther 11~, '" the "' entn g ~ ~~o e Jll
''' uround and emhn11der ,,,
\.nil O'm leamtng the t:urn·
pean .,.,a,) and JU"' talk.
"'1\e JU't have gime ,,if Ja,.
llaht savanas umc. "' 11 no"'
-..a ••aun ad peen. The dinana t.able wu aeta dark about anen •nate dreued witb an ltalaan lace
o( eleven, as tt dad when I
firat came. 1n December we and cutwork clorh. The floral
IIIUat 10 to and come from centefl)iece, I tall aotd pe-isER~'JCE IS Vt R PROFESSION) IrE RENT T. Jl. ·s}
ac:bool in the darlt' eat.aled Plorenune contaaner
"I've been belpana to anter-beld c aacadina deep red J.Clll. COAST HWY . T!LIPMOMI
view proapectivc APSers, Baccara roaea and oranae CDaOMA OIL *• 673-!655 ~a ch 11 ually nace. We ao .. ~c::ar:n:a~u:·o:n:•~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ to theu homea and talk w1tb
them and then parents -tt's
really a nace way fot me to
see dafferent Norweaaan homes.
I also ao t.o the AFS returnee
meetanaa. (Note: APS re-
turnees are the Norwe11an
students who have spent a
yeu an the Unated States on
the Amencan Field Setvace
lnternataonal Scholarship pro-
pam and have now retumed
home). It's really fun to talk
to them. Tomonow naaht ar
the meetln& we're aoan1 to
make pa;ua' ·
"lt'a really funny the ques-
ltotu people ask me . The
most common one IS 'How do
you lake 11 here"' If I hear
that one more 11me I thank
I'll scream' 1 don't know what
they e.xpcc t me to say c.x-
cept 'Oh, tt's JUSt wonder-
ful.' AI so. many ask on d af-
ference s between Amcnc a
Md Nmw~. and many ~
Goldwater.
"I dora't know af you•ve
heard from Raquel (Note:
Raquel Ottanto from Braztl
was Kathy's AFS foster sas-
ter who spent the s chool year
last year an the Krause's
horne). but she '' JUst fine.
It's realh fun an our letrers
when we ay. 'One vear aao
todav v.e -.' '4e'rc lavana
that wonderful \CIU all O\ er
aaaan. And I. thanks to a ll
of vou. am llv•n& no• th~
most ~o~~onderful \e ar nf m\
ltfe.
"\\nt gt' nov. to do homc-
.,.ort . I ha,~. among other
thtng ... c1 ght pages of has-
tun. ""ha.:h tak e:~ about l \loO
htlur ...
Great Family Hobby
Play the Hammond Organ !
IT'S FUN'
IT'S EASY!
IT'S FREEt
Jo1n 'lilde.ard all'e 11 '£SOAY CL-\
loradult be.-.noen~ at the ll rJ!III'I· Yoe really
wtll leWD to pl av, •d at'a ~at haa ! Oe-
··~ed 10 aet vo11 plav1n• tllnea at once.
\1rw. "all's c:ouree ll aa Dt"'II~t tbetwonder-
ful erpenence ll f rn .&tnll mu11 c-toto t.hoa-
unda of happY bomea.
Yoa don't have to bav anvtblall. bat we
bave the lar11ut selection o f new ud eaed
or11ao• in the \)ollt.b l ~anci tf voo do decide
to buv after vo11 •tart plavtll •. \nd if vou
Wlllt to trv before vou oov we h ave a l i-
beral. low-coel rental plan.
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I elf". m aJonn~ 10 orJitaJI, ebt hae b<'C<lme
aanoaalh known •• a ~up c I*•• epe-
ci.IaeL \tra. all pao a c:ered an rlu 8 l'rllh
roet.bod. IS vtenl a~ and hae tltnce tau~t
luerallv thoueaDdll tD pi•• 'lhe he" wnl·
over 100 boolt 10 o ( an~ttN cuon matenal
both H R&tl o~n d pa u o. and na" travel·
a mtlltnn md l"~ tn rr rent v<'ar ron-
CllDjl te11c her tratn tnl! •l"mt nll,... pn nr to
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for your money?
Financial safety comes in all shape~ and
sizes. There are safe investmt•nts and riskv
investments-and ones that are m between.
Depending upon how much risk you want
to take. your money can be invested in a
variety of ways.
Your savings, however. are another thing.
This is money you do not want to ri3k-no
matter how safe the investment appears.
Th1s is money you want to be abl to count
on at all times and under aJJ condrtion . And
when you want your money that safe and
that available-JOt' want it in tM bonk.
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•on , J$03 Seuhon: Or.,
Weu Newport, nu completed
a ltanaportation officer baaic
coune at the Atmy Tranapor-
tation School, Ft. Euati a V a.
The 23-yeu--old officer wu
araduated from Ne'*port Har-
bor Hiah School in 1~59 and
from Oreaon Sc.ate UniYetaity,
Corvallia, in 1964. He ia a
member of Alpha Siama Phi
fraternity,
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II yo. •c a newcG~"~ter,
!lao• of a ,., • .,~
•• Harbor Ar .. who \lr.as
IIOl bien w.lC~G~Md,
Mr a fnor by cllllin,
H.ubor Vi1itor
l and lfl aJ\'1 .,
-'11 call oe wit~~ ....... ·.,,,..,~ •• ~II
..t aifta ffOifl
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MC!OMC aCCfdinlod wia
her ne•,•IUIOUWii•a•·
TM! HAIIIOII YISITOII ,_., 0113-274-< TH(S SC ENE from the Children's Theater
Guild coming produ ct10n of "The Emoer·
or's Ne w Clothes" sho ws, left to right.
Mrs. Benjamm Bu rns as th e Empress,
Robi n Uetz ler as the "Gong Soy," and
Duff Ak ins as the Emperor.
WIG STYLING
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BOY FOR HAMARI'S
A son was born Thursday,
No\'. 19, m Ho aa Ho spital to
Mr . .nd Mr s. Wayne L. Ha-
man, 3\4 35th Sa .• West
rr.;e wport.
GIRL FOR THE EIIIGH'S
\b. and Mrs. J . Donal d
Em1 ah . 273 7 Alta Vi sta Or.,
Eau Bluff, are parents of a
dauahter born Thursday, Nov .
19, 1n Hoaa Hospital.
in
CITY GETS $10,152
The Ci ty of Newport Beach
has re ceived Sl0,852 u i u
&-month shue of the 1pecial
feel paid by holder s or alar
hol 1c bCYc:raae lu:ense1 for
the period endina Aua. J l.
The total paid to Oranae
County wu S16J, 520. The
payments represent the aHo·
cation of 9M of the license
feu blo ck to ci ties and ooun·
ties.
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'
PLAY WILL BE PRE-YULE TREAT
Contindina in their uadi-
tion of presentiaa • pr ...
Christmas ltoal to the chit-
chen of Orancc: Co~~nty, the
Children's Theater Ouild o£
Newport Harbor haa chosen
Charloue Chor:pennina'•
"The Emperor' I New ao-
thel ," basod on the well·
known story by Hana Chris-
tian Andenen, for iu fourth
mndal prod~ction.
Performance. will be aiven
at the Oranae Cout Colleae
Audirorium on Dec. 5 at
10:30 a.m . and 2:30 p.m.;
Dec . 6 at 2:)0 p.m.; and
Dec. lq at 10:30 a.m. and
2:30p.m.
The play is a colorful com·
edy. in a fat . far away kin a-
dorn in the Orient there
rc:ian• an anperor who cates
for nothina but clothes. Hi s
minister of robes, the wick-
ed Han, pl ays on th is weak -
nell to rob the royal weaven
and peuecut e the crnpreu.
T-..o rollic:kina roau es. z.,
and Z..n, convince the em-
peror that they can weave a
stuff which <:&MOt be seen
by anyone unfit for the posi-
ti on he holds. Everyone J s
afraid to confess that he
cannot see the new clothe s
the emperot ordeu. The IUW-
ation s wh ic h result enable
Z ar and Zan to save the em-
press and the weavers and
the villainy of the mmi ster.
The produ ction staff 1n·
eludes Mrs. Wil h am Stain·
forth Jr., production coord1·
nator; Mrs. Robert M. Lind-
qui st, director; Mu. E.A.
Ri ches. t.taae manaaer; Mr s .
AIRMAN Michael L. Lem ire,
son of Mrs. Allee R. Griggs,
2456 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa,
has completed the first phase
of his Ai r Force basic mil i-
tary training at La cil ~d
AFB, Teus. He has been
sel ected for techni~al train·
ing as a supply s pecialist at
the Air Training Command
CAlC) school at Amari llo
AFB, Te)(as.
LEGAL NOTICE
CERTIFICATE Of BUSI~ESS
fietirio•• fil"'l'' Nam"
THt: UND[RSIC~ED does
heteby cf!ftify thai he is con·
d~aetillfl • plu~t~bin8 buaioess al
1603 Superlor AYeoue, Coat•
Meaa, Calif., onder 1be licri-
tio .. finn name of B-J PLUt-18-
ING COMPA~Y •nd tltat aaid
JQm ia COI!Ipolled of the folio"""
iQS per-n wboae name 11'1 full
.. d pi-of l'l!!aidence •e ""
lo llowa, to-wic
J,A. Lee, Jr .. 1532 Hisbland
llriYe, Newpon Oe~~eh, Calif.
I'ITNESS '"Y ba111d tlrli• 19!h
day of Hovetnber, 1964.
j.A. Le"' Jr.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
a>UNTY OF ORANGE ""·
ON T HIS 19th daJ of NoYerrt-
ber, 1964, belote 1M, a Nor.,.y
P.blic 111 -d lot .. id co•t~ry
-d stale, reeidlns tll etei11.,
dtri J comi!I!Qiofled ... d aworn,
~ft-lllly eppearcd J.A. Lee Jr.
ll.no .. to 1M: 10 be the per~n
wt.oa.e u me ia -ba.crlbed lO
the witlrlin la...--nt, and
~~~:knowled~d to Me thai he
exeeated the •-·
"ITNESS 111y hand and offic ial
M!al.
NeiiJOa Robiaeoll.
Noc.-y P.blic 111 altd lot eeid
Co11111J' and &•e.
M,. CorMtiQioa e•p6ru ,..., 25,
196".
P.bli!Jh: NoY, 26_ Dec. 10. 17,
1964, i11 the Nt•porl Harbor
E.eip.
RQ I 1.. TOD"t' ,_ n. D~
Tetl¥a ........
Gene Otouman, e.boreo--
IAPher: Mi"is Sylvia Van
Bolhu.is, auistant choreo-
arllPher: and Miu Nila Oay·
ton, couumea and 1et1; ~u.
Garth Betaeaon, promobon;
Mu. Frsnk Gaines, proaums;
Mn. James 8radeson, po s·
tera; Mu. H. V. Hilker and
Mrlli. dl•les Heidbrink, tic-
ket•; and Mu. Paul Hanna,
publ icity.
Principal ch•acteu with
1pe1kina tolea include:
Zar, Mu. Clinton Hoose
Jr.; Zan-Mra. James Macy;
Tsein -Mag ie Bera; Lin& -
Bri•n Jonea; Mona -Mu.
J ~mea Pollock; Fah -Ltrny
Kulp; Han -Stanley Tudet;
the General-Bernard Simon;
the Ernperor -Duf£ Akin•;
the Empreu -Mrs. Benja·
min Bums; Old Woman-Mr1.
Georae Michaud; Gona Boy
-Robin Mec;r.let ; Boy -Bill
Heidbrink; weavers &: citi·
;r.ens; -Mrs. Verne Foster,
Mu. Jerrel Richat ds; Peter
Bland, Mrs. Richatd Reine·
m.,; and Mrs. Patrick Shep-
"d.
The production will feature
stylized dan c1n1 1nkeepina
""'ith the Onentsl theme.
Dan cers Include Syl via Van
Bol hu is. Chu sty 0 1nad;
Nancy Berae son, Linda
Re ineman, Edward Ban Jr ..
Janet Conawet, Da,·e Am·
bro se, Deborah Budn1 ck,
Jane Want., Charlotte Hanna,
Karan Keele, Paula Montao-
mery, Kathy Scott, BriM
Jone s , Eli zabeth McGowan,
Andrea Moreno an d Gcotae-
anne Hanna.
Tbe U..a:ne rmui c: f01 Lbe
play h•• once •••in been
composed by Mu. Ralph
Tlll:dowaky, with oriainal
lyric:& by Mn. Ralph Holden. o• t
Guild Pteaident, Mu. Tetry lr8C ory
M. Prodden, announces that ~"""'"'"" ____ :__
tickets are evail•ble from lHitliiJICI ...
Richard'• Lido Market or by
wricina Q\ildren's Theater
Guild of Newport H~rbor,
1518 Newport Blvd., Coata
Mesa.
Proceeds rrom the produc-
tion will ao toward the
roe AU. OP
YOUIII..nwoa -Sadleit lnaurance Co. --.-_ .. .,.... .......
c.-a ....... , C.J.all
Ouild's )-(old proararn or nnrDA.L ~
providi.na aood theater and · · ·
theatrical productions fot
the children of Oranae Coun-
ty , oontinuina it• workshops
in creative drama (or childton,
1nd ooatinuiaa ill scholar--
ship propwn which scknow·
lectcea cuhwal tllenu or
youna people in the area.
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