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LafayeHe plan gains backing
N d 1 Slisf!tly over 100 apecla.,
SHOWN HE~E, ltft ID right, are Leslie Andrews and
Gayle Pearson, 2 of the 5 member cheer leading team
wtt idl will lead the Newport Harbor HI~ School cheering
section during the coming football season. Not shown
ate Corliss Hitchcock, Cora Hitchcock and Pam Freder-
'ick. Backing up the varsi ty cheer leaders will be 4 ju-
nior var sity cheer leaders, Silly Martindale, Georgia Mc-
Clellan, ~andy Stafford and Nancy Wells.
Surfers will help
policing problem
Newport Beach aurfers are
ora ani zt na a surfina club to
help poltce the local water
sport.
Ct ty \1anaaer Harvey lturl·
burt made this announcement
at \1onday eventna's Counctl
meetina.lle said that surfers
have been upset because o f
the problem caused by an
undesuable element, and
therefore have dectded to
oraan• ze a s trona JfOUP and
do some self-discipline. One
oraanizational meeuna has
already been held_
fbe Ctty manager said that
the ordinance adopted \1ay
10 be 11ven a tnal duuna
the summer, because 11 v.dl
provtde auadeltnes for revt-
stn n .
C'ounct I woman Ooreen \.tar-
ah all recommended tlt at a
meeu na be held wtth the
surfers after the summer '"'
over and destred chanaes tn
the ordtnance c an be dtscu s-
sed at that ttme.
Tenure hiring okayed
Tha~-eeven tea c~e r a, made:Principala Leon \1 eeka,
CCifllple ltns 3 yeara an the Corona del \1ar lliW. and
Newport Harbor 'liAft chool John \1 cGoweo Coaw '\te ..
Diatrict, will receive tet~an! IIi~; ... iatA~t principals
•• aoon. aa they n!oder. 1 day Lel•d Beckett, Co alA \1ua
of unsee aader the.ar oew Hisfl; Robert \toot~mery,
coatnct. Harbor "i., and J oe Cunha, 1\~ b ... lee• approved G • Coroaa clel \tar Hi r; Gerald
follojj:!.llat Te .. d!a.t ..... akClall•, boy• vice priad-t.F Aa ..... l__. ..,.a, C.... ..a \let Hi.;
...... ie.,r, Neal ~ ben, To-•••d. sirle vice
I'M .. a...., Slleryl c.~ pri.capel, CIN Hisfl. 11, Rany C.... Jr., J-•
O.l.y, O.Yid Dowlias. F_. Ill ••n liTO
Ellie, P•l Field. WilU.. IIUIE -·. -
Feral .. , Jalaa Geatile, E4ward Mu. Victoria Lemmon or
GrahMI, B~ .. t Gnaite,Carol 177 W. Wilton St. Costa
Haake, W•lli... Heicl...... Meaa a 20-year-otd' mother
Slaeila J ... , Oorotlay Jc*a., of 2,' rounded lbe comer at
Howard Joheoa, Rath .Jot..-the comer at Jrd Ave. 110d
aoo, ~·•••II Laraon, R1dsard Narciuua Ave., Corona del
Levenas. ADnettA Meads, Mar Friday afternoon ran
Gerald McClellan, Leoo ove; the curb and am~sbed
\teelca, Ooaald Polltin .. IU'D , her car into the aaraae door
David Price, Linda "Rice, or Lucy Holloway, 601 !'liar·
Cora Schultz, Jamea ShupJr. ciuus Ave
\iart.in Slsira Jr., Jinice Tay-"I wanted to kill my If"
lor, ""'onnaa Thompooo, Betty \4r s. Lemmon aobbed ~e ~
ToWDeend, Dale Watera, Dale 1 ''I l d ID h-t th 1 11 d [I y It' see. wan e a e
h .00 ey • an eanor 11 •-tree, but I mi ued and hit the
aro. -ad" ""'-...,_ f 11 · ....__-• aaraac tntte . -.n e was ~ ne o o~as top awntaa• committ.ed to Oranae County
tntlve eppotntmeal8 were H -t·' OIPI aJ.
0 stan On tora, about 1/3 of them affec·
led property OW11Cra, filled
ifi the ~ewpo" Beacb l"ity coun-
un• cati•on cil chamber Taeaday eveains
for th e lirat public airi~ of a
122.2 millioa reclamation
rroje ct lu.oW11 •• Lafayette The t.Neteea of the e•
port Beuh Elemaat.atySchool
Diatrict had u aadieoce o f
about 25 Taeadey evenias
a t Horace Eeai p School
wb en tbey eat dowa to di ..
cu .. the impet~dins Jue 22
unification election, • aad to
decide whether tb ey ah oulcl
take • poaition resardins it..
-\fter much give and tAke
with the audience, and then
among themaelvea, they de-
dined to take a stAnd. ~ot
that thev didn't all think
unification would be detri·
mffltal to the diatrict, but
thev had varvin~ feeling!~ on
the subject which could not
be druhed into a resolution.
l)ne trustee, Or. l>nnal
Ount.to, 'aid that he \0\nuld
\lilt' for uo ifi l"llti•>n, but nnh
hcot·uu'le hco fdt the rl" '"d<J nu
chunc e that th e "!tate legis-
l.lture ... ould mr1 dih• tht' Ia ...
and that it .. as best to ~t't o~
\0\ith the JOb ll( t'c!U l"8000.
T he ot!1er l OO~trd membeffl
fdt that ol was mo mllv ,.mojr;
to vote for unifi cation when
th ev di8a1Veed with the basil"
concept. and 8a ... such .. vnte
at' on en couragement to the
swte to l"Ontinur pass iol( un-
populu lawa.
Following pre-election
meeting• oo unification have
been ecbedul ed:
• \londay. June 7, at 7:30
p.m--u infonnetioo meeting
ia the oral arta room at Cor-
ona del \tar Hisfl Sc .. ool.
• Wedaeeclay, J .. a 9, at
7:30 p.a. -official C!t: a. .. u, •t H..,_. Hiefl, called ~ Ge ON.p
Coeety Co.•ittaa eta RMia-
trictiag.
• ~clay, Jue 14. at 7:10
, .•. ~ ia--.ti• •eatia8
ie dae Coata ~-His's Sdsool
cafeteria.
Brocbarea sivia& uifica-
tioo iaSon .. tioa will be clia-
tribaa.ed at all 3 1uetinp.
PILOTlMG COUISE SET
A free clu e in piloting
and aea-nahip will be giveo
at the Newport Harbor Y acbt
Club by the Balboa Power
Sqaedroo, a tart.ing \londay,
June 7, at 7:15 p.m. The
claaa wilt meet for 6 \londay
eveaioga. coverins beaic
piloting and aeamanabip for
the beginning and upcrienc·
ed boat operator.
WlNN~~S of the Orang'e Coast College PlaQue h•ghest
service award: include, left to r~ght, 'J•ane Holt ot ,.. .. sta
Mesa, Sam !)owning of Newoort 1each and Judy 1ur'ls of
Cos ta Mesa_ Th e awards were presented at the '1r ~honors
night.
Another step taken
on street lighting
Squ•e.
(o aummins up the meetios.
the project maatermind. archi-
tect Ricbard Jay Smtt.h, aatd,
..l'ith •• little oppoaition u
we've aeemio~ly had here
toni.dtt. I feel vef'\f good."
tre began by ahowin~ pcr-
baps 50 slides of the eriat·
ins slrllcturea in the R-blocl
area bounded bv 'l ewport
Blvd .• L&favette <\ve -. 3:?1td
St. ollld 28th t., an the heart
of old '\ewport--\s he ttckt'd
off the stre~t comers from
w irh th e hot.& ... ere taken.
nn,. tould "entte d pl>Wtn f(
... vmp11th~ for th t" plan oo the
p..t rt ,,f the t~udtenu·-Ther,.
....... .tn .t\0\dren e~>s that h,,.
prntl'~tattoln djluln'-1 th,.
nr ... ,.rapt'~ fn r referrtna tu
th I " 8 'I d do '"1HMdJ f'n •H "tl
eq uid nnl i:lt' .. tronr.:. and u
do..,tnunttn ~r n fht"> ob8en~tlofln
th ctl "rhe I''' tun•.,qu,.n,.~ ...
h .. ., ~nm!'llmf'-. hef'n u .. ,.d In
t•hdnl.tji(e "
\,. '"" prop'"'rt' '''"" t"r
Leaal machtnery for the
West :'-lewport street ltghuna
was set tn motton \1onday
even ana.
11pt" put ol "I .r t' .. 1 """''lo-r
•ur .iltl'tntt ll \ot'. \o .Jill" ,f u·
c.tn t',,.r .j, rnuch ''" •ur '"'" prope r(} fur orr-trccl f)ark· '" 00«" 1'11>1~ ... ill ,.\t'r ,f-,,, ..
The :"'c wport Beach Ct ty
Counctl adopted a resoluuon
declartna that publtc con-
venience and necessaty re-
quire the tmmeda ate construc-
tioe or street ha.httna.
Moaclay' a mectina was the
t.MH act for bearina protesta. ne •• , apeaker from the
-.di•cc was Oon Han. 1~
46dl St., wbo did not object
to dae atteet habtina project,
but IIUU e&tcd that the liabu
be .._, on the Edt son Co.
lillat pojea tn&tead of IIUlllJ-
iaa additional poles.
City \4anaaer Haney Hurl-
burt satd ll t& time to look
to r.ra.er impro•ement or \be
wca, 11ben power lanes may
be pot underpound. In su cb
an event, additional s treet
ltabtana work would then be
rc:quued ar separate poles
are not now tns talled. he
saad_-
Fsheen wntten prote s ts
'"I· • Ca lled btJs fnr June ,;3
fo r bndae pt ltng rcpau at
the "far1ne Ave. a.nJ Pa1k
4ove. bndaes. '3alboa Island.
esttmatcd cost 1 s 5~.000-
• Ordered removal o( en·
ctoacbments tnto publtc
n atu-of-way at 330 anJ 418
c::anta Ana Ave., Newport
HeaJbta; euabliahed the
pol1cy probibitina any auuc-
cure in the npt-of-way if tt
11 a stn.tc twe requmna a
butldina perm..i t.
• Called btda for June 14
ror seaJ coatana l treeu tn
fle ttclifr. ltarbor llalblands
atd 1:\ayc rest to prolona the
ltfe of the streets.
• .\ccept ed a pant of
casement from the Irvine C'o.
and <it. James Partsh to a•ve
(Cononucd on paac 4)
"" much llmr und nl>nt'' tu
tht .... ., \lr. 'mtr.h hu"' dnn"-
lf we rPJt'l"l the pmJt'r t. \0\t'
fu ce thf' prospect of t·nn laou-
to~ to lne .. ,th orne rath N
expenei'e s lums."
\od l.ee chonelr.. a 31lld
'-tt. realtor, pointedh remind-
ed the property ownera,
"Y oe' ve come to me. to ee11
yoer laacl; weU. I havoea't
aold o.e of theae ehacka y et..
ud yoo're atilt p.vin8 &a•·
ea. ..
\fr. Smith aaid, "The pro·
jec t will net vou • ~tler
rerum 011 vour money tbu
you're setti~~ toda\ ...
-\lice tiodle\. hts fiau·
nal con au I tao t, detatled tile
ramifications. The total io·
veatment is fi~red at 122.2
million, made up of $5.7 mtl-
lioo for land a1-quo tution, one
New coaches are hired
C'oachtna staffs arc aenina
recrut ts as re•u It of teacher
htnna approved Tuesday
evenana by the tn.tsteea of
the 'llewport Harbor HtJh
School Dt stric t.
Costa \1esa tn September.
Walltam Bloom, al110 a l ~(
basketball player atd captltn
for one seaaon. '"II coa ch at
ilarbor HtJh-
FLAG PROJECT GETS OKAY
had been receaved, represent-
ana 2.72~ of the proposed
assessment dutnct. C'on-
structaon, costs for the pro-
Ject arc now estsmated at
S48.500, somewhat lower
than the preltminary fiaures.
Publtc 'Worlta Dt rec tor J oe
Devlin reported. He satd that
the proJect could be com·
pleted berore the summer of
of 1966 1 f there are no undue
dt!sys.
Oavtd Wuman. wh o played
J years of basketball for
U<;C, ~~ou named basketba ll
coach It Estancaa Ht&h
School. wtu ch wtll open tn
\1arV1n Hoover, who has
coach ed at \4onrovta, wall
JOin the coachtn& staff It
llarbor H1ah-He YoU a var-
11 ty wtnner tn football, bas-
ketball and baseba ll, tn that
order of preference. After cooaiderable critical
diacuaaioo, the ~ewport
Beac h City Coaacil al'eed
Monday eveaiJas to f>!Ovide
city manpower for the C«ona
del \tar or-the·fi•s propna.
Cou ci uthorized the
driUias of 35 aew laolea in
tlae aidewalka aloas Coaat
Hwy. ud i .. ertias o f cut
i.roa pipe aleevea to hold the
~•f!Polea. Tile city will alao
de .. o•t ex.iatias bolea .. d
iaaert tlae eleevea ia tlaem.
Wl.ea the matter &rat ceme
•P \load.y nenias, Coneil-
... Jay Stoddard oaicl he waa
diaailtiafied wid. U.e alene
•ecla .. iem, aad Coacil cle-
ferncl actioo .. til aore ia-
lo,.atioa waa received.
A ahort -h ile later ati.Of'-
aey Cad l(esley atrind at
dae Coucil raeetiasto repre-
eeat die 2 •J»M•ori.•s orpai·
aetioaa, Ge Claa.ber of CCMD·
and aboet 40 more an needed.
"I don't thin It the city
alloald bellt at ouch a pro·
sram ... \1r. Kesley remmed.
''That' a our baaineaa,"
retorted Councilman toddard.
He aaiLed about the manner in
which the aleeve woald be
capped when the fla811 an!
removed.
"1 give yo a my word; the
cap on the aleeve ia fluh to
the aidewatll.;' aaid \tr.
Kef.ley.
'I'm not inte~ted ia yoar
word." Coaocilmaa Stoddal'd
aaawered beck, ·•r wut to
aee the plus. I am an en!Pneer
•d yo• are a lawyer, •d
yoa are not doins a sood job
of nplaiains thia thias."
\Ira. Ke8ley, who bad ac·
co.,..ied ber l.ubaod to the
aeetias, roae ap from her
cltair ia proteat aed walked
out of the Collft cil chambera.
CouA cilman Stoddard coo·
tined, "The city normally
h .. no reapoDDi bil ity for tbio.
h'e wxpar era' money we're
•pending.'
"n y can't the Chamber
do the whole project?" CoUD-
cilman AI tor8it Uked.
''Coo you set ... tlte loca·
ti one ~ere a e holea are to
be drilled?" \tayor Paal
Graber iaq•ired of \tr.l(esJey.
"Yea, we wiJI provide !he
atreet addreaaea," \tr. Kes-
ley r~lied.
"It a too bed you didn't do
tbe ~o le tbiaft'" aaid Vi ce
\tey« Elder. ' It oeema that
it'a alway. euier to •It lor
taxpayera' moaey iaotead."
He voted apioat the mo-
tioe, whi ch waa made by
Co .. cil•aa Stoddard .. d ap-
proved 5 to 1.
c:::a~l ~a.f!' ..<;~·~: $2,000 rAftfttta bid favored
..... 70 •erdi•t8 ..... -·-
aipacl ap for •• Oas 1"'0-1\e Newport Beach a ty
.... 1\e •erdl .. to.,. ,.,. C.O..ci1 aa•• fa.-orable eot~--
(-._ 120 eacll tle nraat ,... tlcteratioe MoodilY ....... to
•d 110 .... tr, da~reafter. .. Ne.,on llll'bor Yacbt
'1\eEscllup ~··"will ... ,. a•·· ,... ... for 11,000 for ~~~~ ol pn•adia1 • e Oap, tiM Oold 8llr worW Clh..-.
,.w•l da• •P· takias ... P'onlbip reptta 10 t.e laeld 4owa ud atori.1 ... . ·?,·., ...... ol .... cl7, b~· le Aaptt.
........... da......... Thlt ...... .., _,.
M id Vic.-.~r Doe Dd•. '-w_bil• cbiftt. Nlll.ted C...-
''We •••t baw •• c•t.. ,a llfttll Jay SIDddatd. C..·
•4 we ci•'L b•• _..,. •• dl epproYecl bh mod• di-~el• .,. to .._ -.u ... " nctiq Ci'F ,.. .. ., Haney
C...dl•• SteUu4 .... 4: Hu\but to s-t •• st• ia
Chy.-..pr R....y Hut· .. 1965-66 buclaat •d ~
.............. •• ..-. .. reca •••cl .o.e•iea epeci-
ef 1110 IN irllll•1 10 ....._ ftc 61t •• tl,OOO co.ld be •• ......._, •• ............ ror.
•· L.a., •• W• W MHYC 01 1 Cue H..., ... .ow_., ........................... .
"That's wttat we're lnter-
eated U.." 1aicl Counci Iraan
Stodclatd. "W c • re proh i bi a.ed
f10111 J-et bandiq c.t IDODey." .. Nor.au, cilia type ot ea-
peecU... 00..1 f10111 the
-'•eniliaa lladaet.'' Ocy
Mlllaacr Hcarlbart aaid.
'''Ill• city ia clewt, .,.
._. ... 10 adnrtite," com• _... a_, At.,..., -r.u1 .,...,.
··tw ........... .....
····; it ........ ,. •• Mi4 Co.cil•• State•.
Pro. C-.da.. AI Porpt '*"• •• 'm '•t: •.oy o. .... , .,.., ID pte I few ...... .,.. .. •• a-•· _. .... .. ., 12 ......... .
The cn"neenna finn or
Simpson atd Stevltnason was
named by the Council as
cnaineer of work . .\ more
euct cost of the PfOJOCt will
be obtained by the finn. The
Counci I is upected-td"'order
plat• atd specaficatton s an
2 weeks.
The Council also:
• Adopted Onlinance 1129,
establilhina C~--H and C'-0-
H :aonina fo r the future New-
port Center aite north of
Coast Hwy . atd we at or \4ac-
Atthur Bl•d.
• Authorized the transfer
o f the Newport P ier conces-
sion a.areement, beld for
many yean by C'100r1e Hiner.
1111 ti I bi • dead! "tay 1, to btl
eon-in-In and dauahter,
Noel and BettY Lou Phoenia
of Costa Meaa.
• Gan recopi tion ~ Le•·
Mcrr111. city employee aince
Ala a. 10. ..25. . ... I tent
Wilier and aewer aaporietee·
dent tinea July, t•H .... o ia
retarina •• of JMe 2$.
• Delayed actaOil on final
IMP for Tract Sl71, between
Oot.a del \4ar lti lit Sc:bool
lnd Ria C-.yoa, Eaat Bhatt,
MC*Ite all HCeltarJ doco-
-la ....,. .ot nailable: ....... •u.. J•• ••• a ~ ... I,...., ...
CoW\ ............ cl" JoU
Coop. at HOI Mllaat A~. .................... ... ·~,..._.,w.
Marine life
is devastated
Counci lman Lindalev Pa~
aona expreaaed coocem at
the \toodav ahemoon Citv
Coencil allldy ae .. ion that
Little Corona ~a ch ia being
devuwted of marine life.
Evenothiag Ia.. ~n
•tripped to the low tide line,"
he aeid. "Baaloada o f ltida
come from odaer an!-and
fill their buc.kew with everv-
th in g they cu ~t hold of.
~n d on their way bed. home
they dump their paila whea
the eta If begi'u to arocll."
The F'iall ud Game Co~
m iaaio11 h .. couidered eetA·
bliah ins Little Corona a a a
manDe Jife preoerve, but no
E.nda have beea made avail-
able.
"Let'• eq~lore \hia .. d
•~ ~at c art be doae," .. id
\tayor Pa•l Grvber.
The 1 rustees also a pproved
the employment of John Cui·
len as chemtstry 118d malh
teacher at Estanoa atd \11 u
\tary <\on Taylo r u art tea-
cher at C'oua ''esa Htah.
~. Cullen has ta.uab t tn
Fratce and =-.ennan). "'' ss
lay lor. a beatnnana teacher.
receawed her traJnana at
Pasadena C'tty Colleae . L ~
~t ate C'&lle&e and Unt verst ty
of Ari w na.
I .L •Hn IEBIII
•LL START •111
The "lewport Beach Ctty
C'ounctl Wlll beain tla annual
m•athon budaet discuutons
at an adJourned Counct I
meetana at 7·)0 p.m. Tues-
day. June l. C't ty \1ana&er
Haney Hwlburt Wlll submit
the d.ratr oopy o( the budaet
today. \4ay 27 _ Ftnal arrr~
waJ 11 scheduled for June :!11,
final meebftl for tht 1 ft sea I
yeat.
A special Ensign offer
Sut..cnbere to lbe Newrort lind bKaaue this co•eraae "
ltarbor En11p ate now elt· anslablc Oftly 10 F..n 11p
pble 10 receavc up t.n 1~.000 IUbac:nbcra. a reduced rate
in acdct.tal death •nsura.nce 11 bci•• offered ., F..na11n
for oely I ) pet yur. •becriben. For a hmited
Th• • •ped al tra•cl . .,...,. lillie.. • 1••'• .. INcnptJOft 10
trian. apotte •d other ..... lbe Ea ..... • ..... .w. ror t l.
MMU ia ··•••We o.ly ~ To apply lor aia •••r•c:e
F.atelft aakc:nben •d il co•c,..._ nil oet •• CIODpGft
be'i•a offered thiMIIt apeaal oa dte lad "c:lioa •• aie .,.,....... wta Pacanc ..... ol ae e .. Jp wia
f'i4elhr Lefe .. ,..ce Co1 ya..r dllad.. ot ,.,.., ordet,
1\it ..... eli. ia a•liiiWa (or 16 ID cova -· ae K ci-
fiof •••• •• a,_, •., •• •• ... ca , ... • ec--I) ,_ , .. ,_ ,.._. Aa (Itt ......_.,._ • ..
JIM ol •• ......... ... faili-...-..... .
raillton for aite preparation,
•ad S 15.5 million for con -
slrllction. ~ S5 million attock-
bolder' a equity would enable
the· corpomtion to obtAin the
oec eaa&tY mortgage of $17.2
million. The projectedannual
rentAl in com e would be
S2,Q34_400, fi~r~d con a~r
vatively and ~tllowinJl fo r a
VBCDDl"V fa l"tor.
\ parcel a 8e51!1t'd 111 n s.ooo would t'ntitlc the
o ... n er to 1 ::! ~thure of lllock,
and dfter 10 \ t'll,., •hould
h11ve return ed thr-o .. net 111-
m<~~>l 110,000 io l oipaLul j(llin.
Titcor~ .... ulrl t. .. n" <11p1 t.a l
~111n fo r n \0\nt:l'> to <frt lurr on
th f'tr IOl •Hn,. ld\ ttl th t "Ul·
'""'· pmptrt\ ... 1Uid m .. rt>h l.tr
e·Hhan!l'"d for tnd, 10 th,.
rorp!YBIInn
0nct' ""''"~I of t}tr 11r'>·
p~rh ,,.. n ~,.., h.t\.. ".,lltnl'd
up." dnd Uodl '"' ... ndt th .. , 'I
II J\0\ l•t' I f'<t UC•UO IOdl\ ltiU•
ltlh l l ''"·'"' l"'""t"' "''
lilt nrp"r"t". ot"l ('"·"'' 111~·.
.lnd r•unll ....... tit•• I'I'>Jt"f !\ ·r
t'd.,., t1 I 'r MJ \ t•ftr ... truu
(}1(1"" ";, I j I IIIII >\ ... ~~ t .. 'llrl.
11--n. ... ,,.. rtJrnr tuouruJ t
' • ·II lr••n th tt 1.11 , .. "'" .. tru c -
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I u> ••. ,.,. • t<-• I "'" .r .tl
"""' .HI <tr•l not tn pl11n. ••
nultl-.. tnrarJ ttpurlml'nl butlrt-
on c ... ould b,. ~rt't It'd-
It '"' th, .. l!dJ b .. t .... r>l'n 1n·
tOrpora tu•n dO l hl' ~>tdrt of
con .. trurtton, dunoj[ .. h11·h
zon '"It would be ch an ~cod, 11
traffic s tud, cooductt-d, under-
l(rouod uttlttie a ltered. and
tit e proprrtv cl«!ared throu ~
e•crow that caused aome
p roperty OW11era to expre•
reaervations.
tn!d \tumay of 14J3't I .
Rav \ve.. Central ~ewporl
a eked, "'l oo • t tea ante sbl rt
movtn~t out if thev know that
the bui l djn~ iM p-oio~ to he
tom down tn 6 moatha "
<\her the meetiof(. \Irs.
Findle\ ~ave en an•wer.
"'lh e tenants can't up and
movt' ovcm t~t ; 1t'6 to their
ad,anta~e to ha vt' the lime-..
Aut othe~ e'l:pr~ liled
wom • that thei r IO l"Om t' from
the propt>m ,.ou ld b .. "nut
orr dunn It th ,.. .. r~.t I up~ ..
pen od. otn d thi"Tt' dJ'J't'ttrt'd
to br no •1th1-r "" .. "''"' th<lO
that thts ,.e .. a pn,dtl•'n that
"'ould ha \f' In b«' t'ndurl"d to
launch tht' prnJr>l 1
( omm~nlln lt •n tl•r f•ul
that s omr •lf r.h, l"""l•f'rt•r"
a~ mortp.rrd_ II ., r.u .. taf-
son. ,.ho "'""" thr \l'""tl \In-
tel at 41:; \ \'""P"rt HIHL.
'>ewp<'rt lft>t lrilt.... plu .. 11 par·
l"el 10 the e ffettr>d arr>~t. I"!'· me~f'd. "Thr-, rt•all, h11ld
the stncl. and th ~"·'t' r?-
aerved th .. nldtt tD cit'ctd..
whom t.h .. , wan I to ~c-11 to ...
To tha t, \k 'm1t.b '" 1 ~1f81
coauel. llo .. a rd ~lph.,on nf
L oa 'n!tf'le8. an!'.,..ered that
the ma8tt'r ll'11 dt'r "'ould romr
io and pt d .. ur th r l t'a~ll.
and the propt'rh owner "'ould
be (lven atod. In prorortinn
to th" equit' in tht' prnp t'rh'
he o wned outnldtt. \ir-8 Find-
'"' upret'sed tht hopeful
op1n1on that no more then 50'-
of the l:!A pand111 invo lvt"d
woold be a n t'ncumbeffd.
-\ apt'Ct al di ffi cal t\ ntstA
for tl o f the 7R rmrt>m own-
ef'tt involved. ~ d ... •ard \1artin-
de le. who own11 a "'eldin~
ahop 1n t.ht \1-J toned Dn!O.
a cted u thetr unofficial
apoltnman ~ n bJeC'ttn,r.
''1' Vt' bt"en here 12 veara and
am not of ~llrrmc-nt a,t' vet.
bat I would ln8t' m\ Ol"<'upe·
tion, mv wav of ltfe. f-avo~
ably located l!litrll ·~ diffi-
calt to o btain."
\nother ma ll. who hat~ a
boat propellor shop. ..,d,
"It',. tift iaeonventf'nt'e to
havt' to pitlt •r and mow m'
baotneaa afl~r 18 vea,.. It' a
ao pmblem for dto.. •llo a"'
ludlorda, hat (or dlo• of ••
who wont hen! it'a a clirren~at
OlOI')'_·"
·~io •• •e of •e aclj .. t•
••• we'll obviMaly haw..,
•elte." "'· idl ,.......... ~~~-. "We'll j .. t Mw to try
ad COIIf•-~ •4 .. t •• ..... aar.ic: .... _. ....
••--. ........ ae l .. ctli·
ti• Wlt i• _., -~ .. " .,...,.. ... llirit "-ri •
L T. TOU H. ~IO uE TT E,
son of Mr. and Mr!t. George
A. Naquette ot 8~5 Alameda
St., Oowney and tormt!r
teacher •n Newoort ~each,
has been awarded ; :;_ A"
Force Sliver pll')t 1V 1n g~
uoon graduat•on Iron llytng
train•ng school at 'Nl'bb AI=~
Texas rle •s oe•ng lSSI Qned
to ::har eston Ac ~, ~. ~. tor
tlyang tsuty 01e •S -1 gr.ldJate
)! "Jewror• .,a•t> • 1-i gh
Scno~l anc •tct >'l ~ nts
-A. degrre ,.,..-tn. Jnr-
ilf'S 1\ I '-'C1 11 l. ~,S
.,. H' _ .;J tt • :,.,t oaugn ter
• 1.' • dl" J 'I, . !'. ..... San ~ !> :> f
• .... : .J3't t OodO ~I t il
svPn
Mrs. Barrett
dies at 68
\I,... "u..,un B.orr~ll d1«".!
"und•t' dl her '''""'" .ot 277 ~
!lot\ ..,t, •r" llr B,l\ ,,1,.,,..,,
''' ,. "' ,, .. l)fl ,, n I ' otl It • '"'' J
\,.,..,,ort Ht'ttdt t"e•t•lro11 "'off•
10 ~0.
\lr-. II<Jrtf'tl .. ,. .. u • "'''I'"
uf conlr•H ltH l.tntl" .. 1\,on.-rt
'>u rvi\ON •H<' 2 "''""'· J .. mr· ..
and John. botf• .,£ \.,"'1'''"
Be~tl"h: ~ duul(hter.... \1rPo.-
\1a') Rlale of \e-.,.rort Be~tlh
and \1r... Georaannf'! \linf'tlt
of Delano: a &ist~r. \ltct'
\lacDon•ld of Iowa. .snd 18
padcltildrn.
Hoh Ro.an "'•" rec ite-d
Tuescfa, at her home. Requa·
em \tetis was celcobraccod
I edaudn\ at Our l.adv of
\loant Cannel Catholic
Church lntcnne-nt wu 11t
llolv "'e pulcber ( rm<"ten-•,n
Oran~e.
Legion Post
291 to install
._enneth f-. Johnson ~~oa ll
b< tn !>talled a' .:1•mmander
or t\mertcan I CJ I )n Po~ol
~I ~turda' e'•entog at th e
Legton II a ll . .;1 5 I "th <;t.,
( entral "e~~oi'C'rt. lie wtll
... u,ceeJ Samue I \1tt.:hc II.
IMJ " ~~.,11 thtl> \Car \Cr'e a~
ftnan~c ,,ff•~er '" aJdo tt••n "'
tlCt...UP\ 1n1 the ht\01\f&f\ fi0\1
1>! JUntnr r aj(t commander.
\1r . J(lhnM1n '' ad,eru •na
m11n aaer ft11 th c <\an ta -\n a
PcJ,t r;te l. lie re~~o1Jcl> at
.101 '~th ~L . 'e"'f'"rt ~\l and.
"''th h1~> .... re anJ daughter-
Other ,,fft cer., ttl ht' tn·
'>tslleJ are c;nerman ll11rt. l .. t
VI Ce f)reSIJent. \\tlllam 0 •.
.-cere. !nd vtcr rret.•dent.
Joe r,oCldl li. 'rJ \'I~C l'ft'SI·
dent, Harold Rr1chner. chap-
lain. Roger \ren .. er. 'iCf·
aeant at arm .... lt..cnneth N.
J11hnson. htSlclrtan . and Le<l-
nard '~'raan, Jud,e advocate.
1\ cock tad tt't.ertton .,, II
bea•n It ~-J() p .m~ dtnn er ar
fl 30. tht' tn stallatmn cere·
~) at . and dancma at
Q )0_ ~dm•uton wtll be by 1
~nat100 l,f ': liO. v.1th a
re 'ervattun.
8.1. proiect.
is approved
The 3alboal•land lmprove-
mcrtt Aun. rece1vcd appro-
val ~day neftln& from the
"''ewport Bead\ Ctty Counc1l
for a It reet-cnd beaut:ifica·
tum pro j e c L
RitA Wlll snatall neVr uuh
(On taioeu at lS atroet-.nde ~nd at 8 to cataoa• on ~anne
.\we •• repl acitaa the c•• aow
Pft'Yided bJ dae city •
Lyle Pieley, repreaceb"l
the 811A. alid ••• ae new
oonl.liaen., •idl ha .. fiber-
•'•• &n1.nafor ,..., • .,...,
efftiiCJI"f, We iltC.tled ,... •a• .., ,.. ••• ., .... ...
Naideata. II• Mi4 ... .. ... "" ==•·· .. .. ••• ._a. Wetldi• ... ,.~q
'*'---.4 ......... .....
o( .......... ..... ,_ .... .... .......... •4 klU .. ..-.. ,a.,. ... ..... .. . -· .... .. _ ...
\
l
T11UISOAY, MAY 'D, I.Sl
C»DA DIL IIAI. CM.JF.
TilE IIARBOR AREA'S OFFSEt NEF PAPER
Off!<'" and ptlnt f~ plant in the-Erwi11n Buildlllfl,
2721 E. CotuM Hwy., C~rona de-l Mar Calif. -9262!\.
TELEPIIQNt': 67J.0550 (~r~a Cod~ 71 I)
stra1 gh t
NIWS HIADUNES
ly 'Tom Andereon
Nt-w\pot~r hf" dlinM: "M;arch Luden
I lt-ny Whol<'iale Proru1k'uity".
What I \llW wa~ rT'liUI.
I
THE EtWORT IIAROOR t-;NSIGS •• the-only new•pap« printe-d
.. d itubli"hed 111 tb,. Ctty o f N"Wl•<>tt Btoar h, and ttt.-only locally
ownt>d and operate-d new•pnpf"r in th!' Nt'wpott H rbur-Costa Mesa
Aru. PubiiHhf'd Wt"t!lrly, on 1'hurKday. Stocond c lu.sa pot'ltll«f! paid
11 Coronu cJ,.f M11r, c: .. ur.
John Ht>1bt>t in the "Nt"w York Ti.mt'l.
rt"poru•d April 20. 1961 . " 'Wt work C"l~ly
with tht' J ohn Ru'('h Sncic-t} a.nd similar
~rrntps.' said Roben M . Shelton, thl' ~
Y~"Otr-old I tnpc-nal Witard of th~ l 1 nitt"d
Klans of Ameri<":t."
eautiuu'ty • d,·ocatinq t hat \oit' "m:llt' a frif'nd
nut ol t:a,tro" b) "rt<<'o,.tni.tinj(" hi1 I{O\'em·
IIWnt and inC'Iuding h tm in our fort'iKn aid
pr~JOUII, ( w~ Ki,w \'OUr grandrhlldtt'tl's
s:•t<d corn to .Jbout U8 o tlwr fr it<nd and enf'•
my, rno tl) ef\t'my, nattom, so why not to
Cuba?) The pinlo.~ who brought us to dtt'
brink still proft to bt-lit-H· that we ran tn»k~
,~;oud Communi5ts out of b;~d ones b) bribin~
tht'lll. The onl ~tnnd Couu11uni~t i~ a d('ad
Communi 1. i ncludi n~e tlm5e: in cHu country.
TtiJo: NEWPOH1 IIARBOH .. :NSIGN Waa~ udjudflt"d to be a new,..
po.per or !ft'nf'rftl circ ulation !Jy t'O utl decrr4" No. A-20 178 datf'd
May 1~. 19')J, in ::,upf'rior C"urt for th~ County 11f Oranf!"• Scali' of
Californiu, ~tnd by rtoa..on tht•rcoof ios qualifit"d to publi8h 1111 public
ootir,.,. '"tfutrt'd by law.
. Owner and Publioohtor ARVO L IIAAPA ..
I'U; UAAPA sfiO• tat" Editor
SUISC RIPTIO" RATES
In Hurbor Au·•:
Out of Harbor Art'a.
On,. ye111, $4.00; 2 yt'Rr&, 17.00
Ont' y«'w, $5.00; l yean, 19.00
<flue .e tJij ~ ..!lop
An. I . H..,.. ..... 4,_WI._ .... lall•
IF LAWS WOULD WORK, WE'D ALL IE AICH
The Costa Mesa Chamber o f Commerce is to be commend-
ed for its opposition to an Assembly bill which would in·
crease the s tate minimum wage. It takes courage to oppose
a popular issue.
It is certainly a worthy objective to increase wages, but
legislat ion to force a wage increase will do exactly oppo-
site of its purpose: in the long run it wi II increase unem-
ployment instead, and also increase the cost of li ving.
The noted economist, Henry Hazlitt, expla ins it this way :
"There a re al l sorts of indulgences delightful at the mo-
ment but disastrous in the end." So it is with a minimum
wage law. The immediate effect is delightful to those who
do receive a pay inCYease. '3ut the in escapable consequen-
ces cannot be avoided, because economic laws of supply
and ~emand cannot be repealed by man~ade law.
If legislation really cou ld solve the Ptoblem, how easily
our economic PtOblems could be ended! The c ruel fallacy of
this method should be apparent to al l who have analyzed
the failures of the legislatrve efforts of the New Deal, Fa ir
Deal , New F rontier and the Great Society. Leg islation can-
not create wealth; it c an only redistribute wealth, wh ich is
the bankrupt method of socialism.
• • •
LETS IE COIIISTEIT, II. PREIIDEIT
"Whose civil rights, Mr. President?" That is a pertinent
ques t ion to as k of Lyndon Johnson, who has made ci vi I
r i~ts legislation one of his ma jor objectives . J ust last
week he otficla lly s et about to carry out a campaign pledge,
asking Congress to repea I the Taft-Hartley Act provision
that allows s tates to adopt right-to-work la ws.
The Ptivilege of voting is of great imPOrtance. But it is
certainly s econdary to the right to hold a job without being
forced to join a union. If president Lyndon Johnson is s in-
cere about his concern fo r civil rtghts, he should be con-
sistent in his comoassion and support the basic just ice of
protecting an individual's rtcjlt of free choice.
• • •
LEl'S STOP IECaiG -AID DIIT 1Y OURSELYES
We all felt the oain of tax pay1ng time a little wh il e ago,
and now comes budget making time, which determines the
amount of pain for the next tax bi ll s. No w therefore is a
fine ttme for all of us to make a oledge not to reach out for
hand-outs from the publ ic treasury , and then perhaps we can
start chopping down the size of those budgets, and thus
the size of the tax statements.
This restraint has to s tart at the gra ss roots level. Per-
haps it could catch on at the county level, and in Sac ra-
mento, and even in Washtngton , 0.'::. All this begging for
PJblic funds s tarts with the individual, after a ll. Why don't
we al l agree to stop as~1ng for tax money to promote some
oet activity that we clairr is ''a worthy protect" and "for
the public good."
For example, why should local yachtsmen ask the Ci ty
Council to gtve tax money to help pay so'l'le of the expenses
of the lnternattonal Star f:lass yacht races here next b.u·
<JJSt 7 Indeed, why should the Corona del Mar Chamber and
the Coro na del Mar Exchange Club ask for Ct ty he I P to
carry out thetr "fly ·the-flag" project" These are just 2
worthy proJects that can be wo rth ily handled by adopting
the slogan, "We >Nant to do it by ourselves."
• • •
GOV!INMENTS lr NEWSPAPERS
lucyrvs (Ohio ) Telegrap•·For•m
'I IH•t tt.l\ .f 1 lfttVIIl uti(~ ob'lt't\l'cJ tft<~t, if h~ had to
(II'""-'' l1 l\\t'< II ~tl\t'IOIJll'lll ,Htd llo lti'WSf>'li.CrS Of ll\.\V!·
(.MI~'" .tt1d "" ~nvc·n1ntl'llt, ltl· wouiJ much prder the
latt• r
And J r r£1·rvm, 11""':1} a (a~c 111.111, was on firm -;mt.nd
f r•r Itt ~111 \,, both from pt•rvmal observation &nd Lhc
~ottul) of loi,tor )', t!t.1t it 1s tltr naturt" uf political govern.
rtWIIh til \\!Il k In 'll(f'l'('). 41113\S f..IOW\.'f ..Lrtd brow ; and that,
iu tltt ..~t,.,. ntt' of nt ""'JA!fl"rs wuh the freedom and cou~e
to (, nrt o ut tl w sec o t\ of ~~~rnm~nt and rx(l<hC Lhctn 10
publu \ tl'"'· till' nllhi]O monste-r in government could oot
llf' hc•ld tn chrcL. f'hm whr·n 1t came to a choice bctwe--n
J(OVC'mt•'''nt .-nd nc•w,papc~, JcfTerson unhes~tingly chOte
nl"W1fl!IJIC"-
VISTI D INTIIIST
Hertweft (h .) S••
F.H·ry C.t•<utcian t-vc-ry Anwrknn h:u a vest~ intc~n
in fn r c nt,•flKi-.c:. W hen pl:u11 or .,,~l"'.l.IIIJ are inrunttro
wltirh will untltrminc the. An~ric.~n competitive market
'~'h'ttt, it i' thf" duty u( c'nc h of u• 10 fight (or the rights to
ll'llai n fl't't', pri\ ate anJ cornvetitive cntcrpri.1C.
~T-YOUIIIU
....... (Tbet) .... ,...,...
Either Sh.-lton or Ht-rbcn was lyinl{. Th~~
i~ no imilant)'• no cnnnt"ct\on. and tw t"~op
t·ration bc>t\\t"C'Il thC' John Birch Soci~ty •and
tht• K u Klux Klan. I know many Birch~rs.
Tht"v are thl" m<Xt dcd1rated. mo t patriotic.
tt!O'\t coura\;tOul. mo~n moral and rt'ligious
!(roup ot ptoplt' in thi .. land. The lefti t press
ha' lt-d tht" na tio"' to bdit'vc that our south-
<'m sl':«ts are htrrally cra wling with Ku
Klu"Ct'r" On em Scout's honor, I don't know
a 5Jnqlt> Ku Klu"t"r 1'\t'n bv name t'xcept
Ju\ticc-Hui{O Rlad. And I ~ad that ht>'d
qu1t, or was trpn~ to Sh«ts are for sleep-
in!(, not for parad•n~e. I have no u~ for ~
p!~ who h1dt" undt't 'rt't'U. :-Jor for the "~~w
Yurk Timt'~" lnr;dl"ntallv, I wond~r tf th~
":-.lrw York Times" 15 'tili "working d05t'ly"
with Killt>r Ca\lro. whom it promott"d to thr
ArtH"rican pt-oplt' as thr Gt'Orge \ a.shin~ton
n( Cuba'
A "libt'ral'' columnist waxt•\ t'~t;uic O\'N
th(' proposal by Pre,idrnt Johnson that we-
allow Sovit't lt>adcors to appur on trkvision
rt-gularly and propa~andite Lh~ AnM!rican
~pic-. W..-11. if Kosy1(in and firrthnl"v could
just rt'plac"c Frontlt'y and Pinldt\. JX'rhap!
w.:o wouldn't surTtr much.
N~ws ite-m : "Rus..~ians Claim to haH· Pro-
duct'd a T wo-hf'adt"d Dog.''
K~in and 8rN hnev?
"Minimum W.agc-h Sl3\t' Wage Say
AFL-CIO uadt·n Convrn1ng In M iami
Reach."
.'lt'f(-ro:,h Cun~rc,sman Adam Clayton
Pnwt·ll a\kl'd rn enth : "\'\' c recognve Ru~
,;a ~hy not C11ba ?''
"Labor'' can I"XJ.I«'('t 51a\t' W31(t'S in :1 Sov·
it:t Amcorica. L'ndtr Contmunism. lht" \\t'l'klv
paychKk for many Communist officials i~
not as h igh as the urlem pl0)'11lt'nl check is
for An~rican unt'mployed. H the Comra~
takco over h~rt. and dit-l 'nions are rt-nainl)
doinl( tht·ir p3Tt to help, union~ will be out-
lawt'd, rxet'pt tnt' ~;ovt•mmt•nt-<:on trollt-d
ones uwd to spy on all of the-workt"rs. Tht>rt"
ts no um·rnploymt-nt under totalitarian So<-i-
.-lism T hry \hOOt c.-nou~h people to make thc-
r~'oplt> 4nd thr job' COIIlt" Out t•ven. 'I he
Communist labnn•r can't quit, <;tnkt'. M ewn
C ham(t' JOO~ Without J-t'mliS\ion from the r:o\·.
t"rn11t ·nt .-\~ Pre'!dt'nt Kt•nnt'd\:\ tnp ll'ft-
hand ttMn Arthur &hlt•\lnl.(l:'r, fr l•:t, ,a•d .
I propoSI" that Wt' dt··rt'C~ni.t.e Russia and
Adam C layton Powt·ll, who i~ a moral dis-
~rat·c to tht· Hou~ Clf Rt'J.Irt'~ntatives and
to tht' nation
( :uba was ~ivtn tn Ca.'\tro anc! tlw Ru~
"am b\ t"t~ sarnt· c tO\\ d of fools. dr~4ooden,
and tratlon in nur 1{0\t'rnmenl who ~avf'
China and a 1-{CJC>d part of the rest of tht•
world to the rml"'t d1.100h(al. cnrmn.1l t llrt·
'(Jir.tcv 1n lturu.-n h1\tor. "I >oc tor" C.utrh
h.t' 'ittnlt"\\ h.1 t dl\apf.JOtntrd "libe-rals · \\ ho
-..ttd tn JQ)q that he \'d' not "' Cnn1111Unt't
Gut'S.S "'hat tht'lr "'tratt'~" 1~ no\\? Thr\ 'rt'
l ndt-r our ,,~trnt f1f dPIIIOl r.lttc 'xlctall\111
untnn, "''II IJt' l" ·d tu di'l(tpltnt• tlw \\ 1rl..t>"·
nt•t to n•prc't'nt tlwrn ..
"wttchr,> Paddle'\' Ftrin~ ~u.td,> Or \\til
thr\ JU\t h.J\1' to ''"' after \\or~?
From The POLICE BLOTTER
S.turcloy, May 1 S
The aaraae door was demo-
It shed at the home o f \1u.
Rut.h Jones, 1637 E. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa, at 12:30 a.rr..,
by a h 11-and-run automobile,
which a witness repo rted was
travelina westbound in t.he
on e way eastbound alley ...
E1ahteen-year-old M1 chael
\1eas1na of Santa Ana drove
from Santiaao Ot. into the
In tersec tion of Irvine Ave.,
Back Bay, at 12:50 a.m., and
s truck an autcxnobile driven
by 6 1-year-old Ruu ell Ford,
:2000 Nautilus Ln., Baycrest
. . . A man w1 th a woman pas-
senaer backed h11 automo-
bile from the parlc1n1 lot tnto
a 30 tnch square wtndow at
Anderson and An1ch real es-
tate bcokers, 337 Bayside Dr.,
near the entrance to L1nda
Isle. at about 10 p.m., and
hasttly left the area ... Phil1p
Davtl, 2036 Santi a so Dr .•
Oover Sho res, parked his
automobile durina the even-'"1 tn a lot at 8th SL and W.
Bay Ave., Balboa, and a hit-
and-run driver found the aame
spot.
Su"d.y. M.y 16
"You mi aht arreat me,"
William Roberta of Perris,
Cal if.. told Donny Joe Fin-
cher, 110 22nd St., Weat New-
port, who d1d make a citizen' a
arrest on him for diaturbin&
the peace, "but I'll aet you";
momenta earl1er b e bad
threatened Mr. Pincher 1n non-
printable llllp.,e in the
preaence o f a police officer ..
. Tereaa Klauy. 7 19 Pemleaf
Ave .. Corona del Mar, apent
the niaht with a fnend. after
bavina GeOlae Ebell of
Downey removed from her
home for entry without ~
aent th-e niatu before, and r~
turned to find a 190 coffee
table atolen. . . "I took 3
nerve pilll md I bad 2drinka,
1nd they knocked me out,"
captained Pranc:iac Cumminaa,
No. IOl at the Balboa Inn, lOS
Main St., Balboa, •o wu
di a covered palled out in a
telephone boolb at Palm St.
1nd E. Ocean F ront, Balboa,
and had to be carried out for
boo\..ina on a dlarae of into.&i·
cation in pobiic ..• A pair or
bi cyclea o'"'od by Elton
Phillipa, 23 El Puoo SL,
Lido Trailer Part, were
taken rrom in froot or lle
Maller Beaket., 3100 W. Bal·
boa Bhd., Weat Newport. •.
A carpet and I •aa lbtow
naaa wete placed iD tbe patio
at 123 lht ~ •• Wcat New-
port. a vacltftt rcn&al owned
by Prenz Hera•&. 109 Jht
4k., tO lhe r .. idence could
be cleaned: 1 lhier uaed tho
opportuni cy t.o ace a I lhe c.,.
patina. • .Lanu Ounmhe,
1801 Sabrina Tet., lrrin~
Terrae., len hi t bicycle at
the • r.pt 110 •e Cotofta del
Mar maen baec:b, a.d It h..t
dlaappaand bJ •• til8a he
...... ed for h. • . , ...... ...
'tic:faud , ............... ..
Highlands, whtle on routine
patrol, and a larae German
shepherd bit htm on the c alf,
leavina several teeth mark s
... Wil lie Cah1ll, 2000 F.
Ocean Blvd., Balboa, report-
ed h1 s bicycle stolen . · ·
ff there's anythana more like·
ly to fi&ht with a doa than
a cat, it's a mother cat pro·
Lec tin& her brood of youn&
ltittera; Glenna Heller, 221
Via Nice, Luio Isle, haa
such a c at, and when a
neiahbor brouaht a do& into
the bouae the taalt of sepa-
ratina the peu fell to her,
which caused her to be bit-
ten oo the thumb ... A pair
of sleepina baas 1nd a blan-
ket liner were taken from
the home of Jamea Niem1ec,
16 11 W. Balboa Blvd., Cen-
tral Newpon . .Oavid
Huahes. 2139 Ins P l., Co ata
\1esa, left bis automobile in
the Corona del Mar main
beach parltina lo t, an d a
Vollcs•aaen apare tire wu
atolen from it in the bcoad
dayliabt of afternoon. . .
Jamea Bohman, 21, of 117Yl
E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
s kidded nearly 40 feet 1n hit
automobile before rear-end-
in& a car driven by Josephine
Hall of LaiW'a Beach on E.
Coast Hwy. weal of lria
Ave., Corona del \1ar; \1iu
Hall at1 d her pauenaera, 64:
year-old Ruth Jacobs 1nd
66-year-old Gladya Watkin a.
aleo of Laauna Beach , all
complained of wbiplubea. ...... .,,..., 17
Cbarlea Hiaaina, 203 Sap-
ph ire Ave., Balboa laland,
wu found lyina in the alley
behind 602 Balboa Ave.,
Balboa lalaad, at 9 p.m.,
and wu unable to riae t.o
take a field sobriety teat ; be
waa urened oo an int.ouca-
t.ioo cbarae ••• Oscar Peck,
417~ Hardin& St., Balboa,
waa arrested on warranta for
fai hue to appear on a pair
of traffic citationa. • .An
unemployed 31-yeaH>Id u·
marine, hmea Frawley o(
11~ Pemleal Ave., Corona
del Mar, drou iftC.o 1ft unat·
tended lNCk, reahtere.d to
R.D. Pritz, lU~A.lO Ana·
betm Ave., Coata Meaa. aad
parked ncar Roaan Inc., 1'01
W, Co.at Hwy., Marioer'•
Mile, at 10 a.m.; be wu
aea tAICI Oft a nower plMtar
la froat of Roue lac:. •••
police lrrind Md ureated
him c. a dlarae or iotoaica•
tion io pubtic: ••• A bicycle
beloelina eD Teny Hon.
1736 lrri.. An.. lf•bor
ffiltlllnda, waa foun4 beeide
dte MaRet S.aht at Wu"'
clirr Plan . • .Muy Wohl.
146 Cedar 51., Newport
hrea, reported *at • 1-
foot ..-.vwa.oat wae ••••
~ 11 r ... •• c•al kacla
M ar die Newport -.oru
ct..,.. ..... P.ela .f::••·
tered •.. Two youths had un-
tied a 10-foot runabout,
moored at the 76 auoline
dock, 504 ~. Bay Front, Bal-
boa Island, boarded it, and
were attemptina to start the
outboard motor at 5:45 a.m.,
when owner Jack Wilcol,
S06 S. Bay Front, surpri aed
them in the act; the boy 1
lept the 5 feet to the dock
and acrambled off in oppoai te
directions ... A bicycle own-
ed by ~obin ~oaera, 510 E.
Ocean Front, Balboa, wu
stolen from an outaide al-
cove at her home: a bicycle
ridden from the home of a
nei abbor , Gcruude Vor1an1,
502 E. Ocean Front, wu re-
covered lyina on the roclta
at the wedae (the beach .0·
JICef\1 110 the welt jetty) ...
A buralar broke the lock and
haap to the lower portion of
a Dutch door at the Newport
P ier bait houac, owned by
Noel Pho eni t , 819 Conareu
St.. Coata Mesa, and emer-
aed with a haul of 25C. a
S2 reel, U worth of miacel-
laneoua weiahta at1d ainkera,
and a number of red bait
ti clteu ... Richard Sale, 219
N. ~tar Ln., Dover Shorea,
'beard the unmiatakable honk
of the hom to hi 1 36-foot
cabin cruiaor, tied to a alip
1n fron t of hia home, 1nd or-
dered 2 obedient 16-year-
olda t.O act off hi a boat ...
A youth about 20 rented a
red bluer coat worth 145
from Frank T'a Ltd., l337
Newport Blvd., Weat New-
port, but did not retum it by
lbe noon deadline; he aave
the name of Dan Naanaer,
and a Lido llle addreu
wt\ere the oc:eupanta had
nner beard of him •.• C alvin
Caruth of Anaheim, drivina
a tnJclt for Hcndeuon Ap-
plianc:oa, 1881 Harbor Blvd.,
Coata Meu, palled a Nc•
port Uarbof Union Hi ah
Sebool Dilt.rict bua driven
by Davie McCoy. 651 Seal
St.. Coata Meaa, on P-
Coaat Hwy. where it bridaea
the Bact Bay 10 c:loae da at
tn1c:k clipped dae re• Tiew
mirror Oft lbe ac:bool boa.'
.... ..•
ta£13 ••
lfAT • YGUI CM
... WJU ClfD .......
\ ~ ba\"C a mponsibiJity to our fellow oaan, but it il 10
allow him an q~tunit1 to Cil~ for himleJf-not 10 can
I« him. We hau tiM' obl~uon 10 c:aJW tor me. Ill ....t,
but we c.aaag~ lqu.btc food , it il bom aNy ID .. ....,..
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(C•tA•ad ,..,.. ,.,. l) accid .. ua, t iO,OOO ud more
NeWPORT UARBOtt &I· ror accideata on acbeduled
Slctf, f7ll e. Cout Hwy., airtlnu, .3.000 Md more for
Cotella del Mat, Calir. You 1porta accidettta Md •1,000
will receive yoor policy il' and 'more for other accideftu
the mail. inc:ludioa automobile, pe--
lf you are preaently a aub-dctt.rian and ac:cjdcota at
ac:nber, you m~ obtain tbi a home, at work, at acbool o r
coveraae Cor ~nly •~ aa lona play: Sl,OOO to 14,000 Ia
aa y~u conunue your aub-paid for apecified aporu
acri~uon. . . , acc:idcnu (other thaa prof••·
Thu spec1al aubacnber • sional apona). Included 11e
inaurance policy paya 115,· awinmina. akiina, boatina,
000 and more for freeway fhhina, archery, aolC, little
SCBIIITZ
REPORTING FROM
STATE
SBNATB
lcaaue and other oraanized
school athletic&, huntina On
pcrmi t area.) akin "iS uuba
dlvlna and horseback ridlna.
More and more driven are
uain& the up~ndina syuem or freeway• and uprcu lliah·
way 1 throuabout the stat e.
District 35-0range County nation and world; 115,000 ia
Laat week SenatorMcAten'a
bill for compcnaacory a..id to
"culturally deprived chil-
dren " paued wi ch only 4
diueota. h will cveowally
colt California aomc f100.·
000,000 to ac:compliab the
bill'• ill-defined objectives.
In the meantime, a bill I
authored which would allow
junior colleae diat.ric:u to
establilb 4 year colleac
proarama has received con•
aiderablc criticism in Oranae
County ror "raisin& lalea."
·The irony i 1 that junior
colleaea have the loweat
cost·per-atudent factor in
a tate hi &her education. In
addition, the J C would be
authorized to collect tuition
ror upperclauman swdiea.
Thoae &Jaduatea would re-
cei ve th eu bache lora dearee
with leas public money (from
t.aaesl than those produced
'" state colleaes or untver-
si tie 1.
Even more Important, the
bill doe an't requ1re a 4 year
colleae. It'• optional. One
di atri ct cannot be taxed for
what ano ther doea, or doea
not do.
At any rate, the bill ia
auilty aa charaed, of altcrina
the 1959\1utcr Plan for edu-
cation. I believe time•
chanae (in '1959 Cutro came
to power u the Gcoaae
Waahi naton of Cuba, and
Dick Ni lOn waa aecn in a
Moacow kitchen arauina wi lb
Niki t.a wbatzi an am e) ud a
reTi ew i 1 in order. At my re·
CJ&Ut , SB 1062 wu referred
to interim atudy by tbe Com·
mi ttee on education •
I aincerelybelicve that atu·
dy willaupportmy conviction•
that local comrmn1 uea can
brina pea ter economy, more
practicality. better couuea,
tum out finer araduatea than
the atatc wi ll ever produce
throuab ita inherently bulky
bureaucratic control.
Incidentally, Sen. Schrade
hu indication• that the Uni-
vcuity of California loat S1
million or more in leaaciea
becauae or the Berkeley
riota. Giaantic U or C may
spurn a paltty S1 million, but
I imaJine any amall c:olleae
would welcome aucb be·
queata.
paid for freeway death claima.
And 11,000 ia added for each
year the policy ia renewed.
Alter five yeara, the freeway
muimum benefit totals no,.
000 -and coveraae inc:ludea
freeway• anywhere in the
world.
Enaian aubac:ribeu wbo
travel on commercial a ir
schedulea anywhere in the
world will have SlO,OOO -
115,000 in co•eraae aa con-
atant prote-ction. Thi 1 oover-
aae ia juat ONE of the poll·
cy'a many fca1Urea.
A awn of 13,000 ia paid for
fatal accident a in whi ch the
in au red i a ridin 1 either in a
bua or taxicab. Tbia ia an~
ther coveraae feature for
peopl~ who travel throuah·
out our state, the nation and
the world.
\1any other forms of acci-
dent• •e covered -whether
they occur at home, at work
or at achool o r play. The po-
licy paya 11 ,000 for other
acciden t.al death and also
provides a apecified injury
and hospitalization allow-
ance acbedule.
Any member of an En11an
aubacriber'a family i s eli-
&ible for tbia aubacriber'a
coveraae. You may insure
anyone -reaardleu of aae.
NO phyaical uamination is
required. There is NO r~
cbctioo in benefit• for thoae
put 60.
Maay aectiona of the policy
incr caae in Tahae each year
wheo the policy is renewed.
In dte freeway and a..ir unel
cataaoriea, for eumple. lbe
policy value inc:reuea Sl,OOO
pet year for fi YC yeara.
Beaidea all theae feature•.
lbia Accident loau.rat1ce poli-
cy includea a \iooey. Back
auarantce. Tbi 1 auarantee
Jivea you the riaht to ex·
amine the policy for teo daya
and, if you arc not uti afied
wich the policy, you may r~
tum it and che premium you
have pa..id will be rcfuded in
full.
No matter where you ao -
chis apecial Accident lnaur·
ancc policy, avai I a ble chrouah
the ENSIGN, protccta you re-
prdleaa of any ocher inaur-
anc:e you may have inc:ludin&
workm'"'• compenaation.
~
0,.101111 1111 UMI
.,_Whlilar of tile P.ali•
The Cotoea del ~ a.~
bet ot Comm•~• wi llae • 10
upreu Itt duak a for yoor
line eclitoriala Oft dto free>-
way aad for lbe eJCcellent
coveraa• you han ai•• lbc
aubjeet In lbo Eoai..,.
Becauae your poattion on
the freeway ia the aame a.t
ouu, we more than apprc-
ci ate the time and t paco yOQ
ban ai ven to inform tho
peopl~> or thia area the real
Ctcta on thi 1 vi tal aubj ee(.
S10ceroly
Corona del Mar
Olamb6r of Commerce,
Frank J ordan
Olairman,
Traaaportation Committee
ZONING OtALL EHGED
Publllher oC tho P..nai an
Our attaltion baa been
drum ID your publication of
1menchcnta to Ordinance
1958 concemina county C-1
zonina or Caaney l1nd, in
lioc or the pouible freeway
(actually declared) -with
the acneral effect of increu-
ed COil to Ul all if thi1 path
i 1 followed.
Thia zonina chanae secma
to be out of the public inter-
eat at thia time, until the
freeway path hu been eatab-
Uahed, and especially 10 as
looa as thia naa been deaia-
nated and ac tion started in
court by the rreeway com-
mi ttee.
As we see 1t, th11 can only
reault 1n tremendously In-
creased cost to the taxpay-
era for thu aection o f the
fr eeway, and aa auch the
the board of auperviaors
should be challenaed on th e
the wudom of thts zonina at
thu t1 me.
Respectfully,
Ph1 lip J . ~app
Bayview Properties
2307 W. Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach
FROM THE BIBLE
It ia a raithful aayina: Por
if we be dead with bim, we
shall alao live with him:
If we aurrer, we ahall alao
rcip witb him: if we deny
him, he alao will dny oa:
If we believe not. yet be
abideda faithful: be canDot
deoy bimaelf.
Of theae thins• put them
1n remembrance, cbaraina
cbem before the Lord that
they atn ve not about word a
to no J)fofit, but to the aub-
vertina or the hearers.
Study to ahew thyself ap-
proved unto r.od, a workman
that necdeth not to be uha-
med, riahtJy diVIdina the
word or tNth. (II T1mothy 2:
11-15.) -
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c.t..ckl•a ... di r.ctk. o1
tt.e • illld few tiM 10111 •••-•d ccni•a ., ... ud ....
li,. lheir .. ill (or Calaliaa
••• J-a Md Oloria Bra-.
lOft oe .... Rainy Day,"
Paul ud Barbara Coeaally
011 .. lr .. Chu-Kit-China"
(umed after lhoir OYttaea•
(otter child) end Jack and
Lou Billinaa on the .. Orion"
. . . all of Lido. Chancca
are lhore will be a reaatta or
lalandera 32 at White• CoYe.
Girl freed
from rocks
Police (reed a l l--year-old
Santa Ana airl, wboae head
wu wedaed between 2 rock a,
at 9 p.m. \1ay 19 alona a
Corooa del Mar bluff.
A bout that boulder
• • • Lona time radio and TV
peraonali l)' Harry Von Zell
acted aa muter o( ceromon-
ioa laat weekend at an
elaborate appreciation din·
ner when Oranae COunty paid
tribute to die patnotic .or\
done by the freedom. Center
at Knott' 1 Berry Pann at the
Newporter Inn. Special
awards were ai vcn 10 Wilham
Port and Walter KnotL Cleon
Stouaen apoke on "The Vi tal
RoleofPatriotic Education."
Amona tlle over 400 aueat1
were fonner aovemor Good,.
wan Kniaht. wnter Georae
To dl, Ben Reddick of the
Valley T ames, Denn•s Car-
penter, Tom Hoaa, Ted Loef-
ncr, Otck and Jennie Richard
of lrvane Terrace, Ball and
Derry \1ananaer of Laauna,
and Jam Petsch and &hand
Barbara Havtken of Balboa
Island. • • •
The Lado Analers D1nncr
wa~ a smashing succe111> w1th
a many youna~o ter ~o a.. adult"
hovenng over tlle bar-b-que.
Bud Godfrey brou&ht under-
~aler fdms ... showa ntt even
davan& under 11..e ... h ~ell
II> Catalana shol~o. n,e ~.oaltc:
MESA.
,, ~ .... u~'· .-...~.
1ml B1 g \leek'
"GOLDFINGER"
Anthony Quinn 1n
"A HIQt WIND
IN JAMAICA"
aleo
James Stewart 1n
"DEAR BRIGITTE"
.. PORT···,
I
eoaa.at wu wo. by ........ ,
Allha Martiadal•. , .hera
waa in Che alii ape o( a fi ah,
and delicioual Ocher aaateu
were Ray and Louise Wool·
soy, Bi II and Bat bar a Hu·
tell, J im •d Pran \iartindale,
Jack and Bclte Daviea, Jack
and Lou Billinaa. Jame~ and
Glorta Bradeaon, Jerry and
Betty \icCiaire, Bob and
Doreen Marlhall, Oon and
Pem McAnlla, tlerb and Bca
Riley, Lucille Wilaon, Dick
and Sally Sorenson and Dan
and Pat Wedman. • • • Bi & doin'a at thf' Balboa
Bay C lub. • . the .\dopllon
Guild Tennia Tournament
thia weekend and nut ...
followed by their aMual
Ball. A aala cocktail party
will proceed at the lrvane
Tenace home of John and
Claire Biuell wath co-hosts
Erie and DoMa llalliburtDn
of Cameo Shores and Jim
and Lois H~nea of Harbor
View Hills. Guests wall•n-
c lude Georae and Harnett
Canina10n and Jo~ and Ann
R1 cca of Cameo Shores, J1 m
and Gtoria Weddle, Don and
Carol Perkans of Jrvane Ter-
race ; Allan and Slurley
Browne of Coua \1esa, AI
and Nancy o\uer and Nolan
and \1ary Fri zzelle of New-
port, Jessie and Cecil Sharer
nf Dover Shores. J ohn and
Janet 1\.lu¥ nf Haysu.le l>nve.
•· a rle and r>oro tJl) (au~ Ins,
Rill and Pat \\alker. \lar~
and !lett' Soden and llerb
anJ llelen Reuter of llarbor
\'1e" lfllh. ()on and J.UC)'
"""d~arJ u( 1-'"' Hlull , Jean
"'"d Jud11.h l.nuhet r{ Ha lboa
J..land, and :'.atch11 and \lana
Lo zano. J11hn and ~'""" f-.1-
lloHt. "-en and Barbara 'c l-
~~·n. Re\ ,md ( amlllc Rcnu
Don and "'dO t \ \ld l•>nc
Rand\ anJ ( ec:JI1 d l're•.lc\,
llura1..e dOd f-VI C ~h1Le
han~ and t-nt11e \\llltam,
and Btll and Pdl O'H 1c lle ~.
all lrnrr l.1do . .1nJ Ja~ lo. and
fl.11 B,IJ .mder. ~o~.IJu .arc Vlhll·
lOt( frum Olo.lahom-1
• • • I> I\ R membc:r' lo\ Ill ~'~""'J.:
luhCIOUl> '>Iliad' at U1.:11 an·
nual Salad Luncheon ..tl the:
fH Ciure~o que Pen1nsuL.1 home
of \1argo Co rkett on June 411\.
Proceeds will be spent on
dl e OAR ha story medals for
the elementary school youna-
uers. • • •
The barthday was no sur ·
pn se , but the luncheon Wh
. . for Barbara lla..kell of
NOW SHOWIN G ot ttl•
N.w &. IMovti fvl n ... ,.
Nalfuly at 6 :45 t• q 30
Ciaturday-Ciunda y-\fonJa 'f
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COMTIMUOUS SUMDAY 2:JO
WfOMESDAY OPEM 6:45
-fREE PARIUMG -•• , ..... HU
MOW SHOWING -IXCLU8VI AliA SHOWING
"A Female
Tom Jone• !"
-LowU. ,.,_
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•MnD'IRY --··--~-..
.._lllilll. WATII PMADIII"
Lido •• ·P•• .., Pat Had-
den, alto or Udo ... willa
neipbore, Jonaie Paley,
Ruth McNeese, Betty Ood-
frey and Bea Riloy holpilll
blow out the eandlca. • • •
Jack and \tarae Rac e of
Corona Hiahlanda look like
they could be celcbratina
maybe a lOth wedc:hn& anni-
verury ..• but it 11 really
2S yean. . .and 10 wiah
them well are dauahter Terry
and ton Wayne and hill wife,
Linda of \1eaa Verde. • • •
Mit·lnformation: Apoloa.aea
10 Jeanne Beck and Dr. J o-
aeph Buah for the i tern con-
cern ana them 10 thi10 column
laat week. Not true' • • • AI thouah the hundreds who
a ucnded the Att Crui sc and
ColleciOrli show preaented
by the Fane Ans patrons of
Newport Harbor were a ma te
foot weary, they all a arced
that 11 was a maanifacenl
au oc:e u. The lovely Penan-
&ula homes of Randall F.
Geddu, Charles Cotlon and
Bryon f-arwe II were VIS I Led
by boat. followed by a look-
see a1 the fabulous yacht
"\4uatana X'· owned by Gco-
~ae Gaudant..
Karen Franke, IO&cthcr
wtltt 3 other 1111 1 who are
warda of the court and are
(Jlart.ered at Oavid \4ac\1i l-
llan -School In unta .\na,
was walktna on the rock&
near the 11urf belo w Ocean
BlvJ., at f)rchad Ave., when
she fel l. She •creamed u
she struck her head, then
lay unconscaous for 5 man-
ute~o.
F11cmen arnved a fe w mur·
utes after the palace, and
earn ed the &HI up the cl aff
10 a buket stretcher. Cap-
tain John Brannon an d Jamc~
Innes of the ftre ere~~< ~ouf
fered bl11>ters , cut•. and
bnuliu an workana the
suetcher apparatus.
The &Ill wh taken Ill I lo a,
and th~n uan<~ferred w
Oranac (oun ly l lo~op1t.al.
~e susta1ned head IOJUne~o.
a po &lble broken naht arm,
and cut~ and brua~oe,.
Phofto i" Your Order
for o s--bscrlptlon:
Coli 673-0550
K I\OQL I?J'JINS, at 11ght, dau ght er 'lf t.lr . a nd ~Ars Jsct1t
qun1n9 of 24'> .<:nox St. C:osta Mes<l, nas been nJ"e:l e l ·
tor of the ~ewoort -1arbor H1gh School annua tt-r ':..1 •
leon f.:>r th e ,%'>-J>~ sch?O year )h(' IS t Jr .: •p•
w 1th her ass JC t i'lt "''lttor, Jud "1aric lJ<Jgt tN t 1.'• to '
'-'rs r)(?q e ~l arr 7~J 3? ':rest vl'?~ '"l r :JJy h')rt ~ H
an 1 Jud ar'? ooth ,...erroers of th1s y ~>Jr 's <..Ll•l 1 't• • •. 1 •
l e<:~n, ... n.cl has been com pleted, ana ... : :>• J.st• OJII.' 1
sn.,rt y before qraduatr?n day '" Ju""
CLOSID MfMOIJAL DAY MONDAY, MAY ll
MARKET CENTER
in your eye
. .. .
··Got ~ome1hm.: m m• c"e."
I he: cu~ll.>mer ... m J ·I «-I,
like a boulder How about lo~L.ma~ 11 nut"' lie
was hurttn& 11nd want~d hc:lp thc:n and I her~ The
pharmacast remembered hc:o~nna~ :~bt1u1 Jnuthc:r
man ~o~.hosc ··someahmll·· turned out to 1\c J 'leel
$phnter embcdtJc:d '" hi\ e)cball He ""'1-.cJ h1m
10 ~ hi) ph)SJctan Prompt suracc" "''cd h1'
Sljthl ~. ~o~.c·rc car~ful And a( '-"C ~m O\crly
C UIIOU\ ~~UT'Ie'>. remcm~r-"f' rc ph,.rm;,-
Cht\. not ph\\telans "c v.orL. .. ulo d!X tor' dls-
~n\IOJ the drup ;,nd mcJ~JtoOn\ lhc \ f're\CrJbc
Bu1 ~o~.e don 1 pr<Acllce mcd1ctne
Christensen Pharmacy
3021 £. COAST RWT .• CORONA DEL MAR
OBJOU: 3·1SSO
I
NEWPORT BLVD AT THE ENTRANCE TO LIDO SLE
PHONE o"l oloO ~OR DELIVERY
~ I vue. ..
COFFEE 11 •...• 69«
ICNUMIN U .... BU"nER IL 69«
larbec•e-Time Specials
M-II a&.
HOT DOG IIUSH ...... 2Mk
-~·-HAMIUIGB IIUSH 2i49c
~.. ... ,.. ~~-
DIU PICKUS -......... 2i6fc ._,........,
OLIVES ,.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .Sfc ,_.. ....
MUSTARD ••.............. 2i29c
v .. ~
P0U & IIANS r, .......•.. Si$1
......,... --· •_...w. -~ SALADS ,. ... .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . l iS1
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RUIT DIINKS .. ... . . . 4iS1
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DUSSING .................... 2i59c ,... ....
Te ~ HoUr, ..... E.sier I
e'-t ...
PAPa TOWILS ......... l i7tc --PLACE MATS -........ l i7tc ---1..-NAPIUNS .. ......... .. . J;Jtc ..... ...._
Dlt•a PLA TIS ......... Jtc --. .....
COLD CUPS .. ... .. .... . . . 4tc
....... t4 ...
Cllllll n •• SNACKS ........ 35c ....... ..._
IAIY POOD .................. 12:S1
'-"-.........
CUM CHOWDD ........ 41$1 ....-... ~ ......
1M I 9 SAUCI .......... 216tc
.. A t..clry U...._,!
KOCM PRIZE PARADE
Wit!~ 110 eh;o.,. for•. 110 merc:t.-
dile c ertifoc.'-for Yedlt ~ Gofi S!q,
Row.~ ~. R.t.r eete11 time )'Oil lhop.
0... KOCM-fM lOl l .......,. at 7 wt--
., IIIOUfiC.e .... deity -~ ............. .-..
,.., y., ~ ()I Tho 'wtio . WINO
MOOF CNO..l.UT C91Ttl,.EaS! .....,.. ,.._ •b o • ....., ....._, lqln ~
....... .., .... _ ....... 6J10 .7.JO
~. IUO.
This weekend is the perfect time for a
TH E UNBEATABLE SMELL OF BAR -
BECUING MEAT . A WONDERFUL
SALAD All READY TO TOSS ... COM-
FORT ABLE C H A I R S OUT ON T H E
PATIO .. THAT'S THE EASIEST WAY TO
ENJOY A LONG WEEKEND
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OF DINNERTIME$!
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''MONADI -·-. ...
LIMONADiu •
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IIAMS ·.-.. _,.
PIAS •••. ·--.. ·-YHITAILIS
--. .. c....,.
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51$1
STS1
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OIIONS v ............ .. ...............
POT A TOIS , .. . .. .. . . . . 6fS1 -UliMA CAll .. .. .... ...
1b.a .. .a. Ll4•1e•'* SI-p.
a.laM.T M
-ll-Fil.ANKS ..
t:::~ HOfLAND HAM , .. ,_
1!1.• .. 6.. ..... , ...
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COOK OUT SPECIALS
SnJT IIOIUNG
CHICKENS
,... .. .,... ' 49~
&.£AN, MUTY
SPARE RIBS
9 .. t. 59~
RICHARD'S RlESH LUH
GROUND BEEF
49~
ROLLfD, I ONlWS
BEEF ROAST
98~
I AR·M·HAMS .. W.."::.' .• $1.19
I I
AUT OF THE SIASON
P"EiCiiEs 19~
I AVOCADOS
4 .... ~
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GUPEFRUIT
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Mlr. 11om Lena.., AYe. 10
P., Ave.
• AM&hon&ed •• ncftlit-
m.t of a depo~J dey clert.
10 increaae the .aan to l roll
lime auiataata ia addition
to City Clerk Maraery ~h
IOGder; thia aela the ata.Cr
number at 3, a reclactioo from
the prceent 3~.
• Expreued willinanell
to accept dedication or Ford
qd. between \1acArthur Blvd.
1nd Jamboree Rd., past the
Aeronutronic aite, aa a pub-
lic s treet, but referred the
matter to the staff for add•·
tiona I informauon; Counci I
members aareed that accept-
ance of the aueet would
mean the Installation O( a
traffic 11anal at '1acArlhur
Blvd .• coauna the city per-
hap·a S7 ,000 u ita share;
the c1ty'a ahare of widenina
Ford ~d. will be about t39,-
000.
• Approved lbe pi lot pro-
ject o£test.ina 10 ... t.aJ litter
bult.cta donated~ New]IOn
S.lboa <;avinaa Md Loan
Aaan.; tbe baalt.eta •c to be
attached to polu and will
be serviced and emptied by
ri tv crews.
• Aareed with City Attor-
~.,.., .......... . ... .. ....... ., ... .
a., ............ ......
.. ,. .. ft ... "' s...ite
.. claalri .. lac •• dNa IIOl
coee --. .. ,.olaiW doa
o1 •• oode proyiaioe wbl<*
bma ......... with tide
c:uxt.aiaa, ••• 11ppareatly
pvina ahe O.IC. for beadl
uae.
• Recei .. d a requeat from
the Bell Gardena city adrnin-
iauator ult.ina for aupport of
Auembly Bill 2844, requir-
ina liquor ule applicanta to
file atatement of compliance
with local zonina, community
pl annina and limits set by
state law in relation to popu-
lation; refened the matter to
the Coun cil leaislative com-
mittee.
• Authorized the uecu-
tioo of aareement with Coun-
ty Sanitation Oi atri Cl S for
collection of aew aewet coo·
nection charaea. to ao into
effect July 1, eatabliallina a
fee o r 16 for each plwnbi•a
conncctiOil, bat aettina ••
minim..,. of t llO for all aew
con atnactioa, • differiq
from remodeliDI of, or .....
tiona to a llnlCIUfe lin ..
connected eo • eaiatiaa
sewer; the new (eea will belp
meet capt tal improvement
coats.
Centerview annex delayed
The Centerview anneuuon
was held up \1onday evenin&
by the "'ewport !'leach Ci ty
Council , and further action
wa s Jelayed untal June 14,
or ooner •f requ~red 1nfonna·
tion 1 ava1lable.
C1ty 1\ttomey Tully ~ymour
reported that the lcaal re·
qu~rement 'lf consent of all
propert)' o wners an the area
has not yet been met.
Councilman Jay Stoddard
said he was not ready to
consaJer the anncxat1on un·
til the ut1 l1t1es problem 1s
solved. The ma1n Item as
water, he aJded.
The mformat1o n wd I be
read)' June 14. maybe sooner.
said ').ay Watson, plann1n1
di rector for the lrv1ne Co.,
developer of the Centerv1ew
project, which wdl 1ncluJe
rcs1dent1al and bu aness de-
velopment 1nland of Corona
del "1ar and Harbor V1ew
Hall .
A memo submitted by City
\1anaaer Harvey llurlburt re-
called th:; aMexation policy
adopted by the Council 1n
1Q61 · "That no fu rther d~
velopmenl can take place
north 'of 5th Ave. (Corona del
\>1u) until the water problem
and th~ draanaae problem are
solved to the sausfact1on of
the City."
The ctty manaaer s&Jd the
Centervtew annexation. was
approv~d 1n pr1nc1ple last
\1arch 8 w1 th the assumption
that the water. sewer, storm
dra1ns and s treet requ~rc
ment could be resolved to
the satisfaction of the Publac
Worlc.s Oept.
GIIACE IIIG OF c•
II(S AT HOAG HOSPITAL
Charles K yte
cliel at 79
a.... ,, ... 79, died .......... ..., It,..,
nt-e&tJ .. led -IIICC:ell•
fDIIJ 10 ,.•i•• .U. ill IUa t.oee a& J 12 Orclaid A ... ,
ColoM del Mlr. He luld lind
al t.b& addreu ror 35 yean,
oriaiaally purebaai•a the
~oot lot for tl$0. for
.... ~ ycara he waa buildina
iatpeCllor ror the Newport
Beach Elementary School
Oiaulct.
Mr. Kyle wu an importer
by uade. ()( late, alter hia
wife died about 10 ycara
aao. he relued aa an artist .
He ia aurvived by 2 atep-
dauahters.
MEllEn SAGEIIAI
IS IIAD AT AlE OF 41
Herbert Saaennan, ~. of
lSOl Hiahland Dr .• ~larbof
Hiahlandt, died Friday It
Hoaa Hoapital. He was em-
ployed aa a branch ma.naaer
o( Pettibone Wood Manufac·
uar~na Compafty in North
Hollywood.
S..ivora iochade hia wife.
Betty; a dauahter and a aon,
Vie10ria aad Ric: key, both of
aa"U Oah; parenta, ~.
_. .... Joaa Robb or New-
,art Beach, and ~.. Jobo
Virtae of Paaadena.
Oravea•de aerv1ces were
held Tueaday at Pacific
View Memorial Park, with
Rev. Jamea Blain o f New-
port Harbor Lutheran Church
off•c•atma. Wcstchff \1or·
tuary was 1n charge of the
serv1ces.
.y lcCARLE IECIIES
lOY'S CLUI PIESIIBIT
qoy "1cCardle , a partner in
I
·~~"2411 .... a..
.... a..l. -· Clf.8 ... N ...... ~ .. -·"1\e Effeel .-4 ..._.. el • ._ .. ................ ,,.
·20 wiU .. •• ._ teplc ol .. Rev. J-• 81.a. a t
die 9 -.4 11 a.a. awvicea
Iiiia S.acley.
1\e Firat &pllat o • ..d
of Coeta \teaa, 301 "-•olla
SL-The Rev. O.u ~m., of
the Americea Aaeociatioa for
Jewiah Evuseliem will b.
the peet apeaker at the 11
a.m. Suday urvice. At 7
p.m. he will preeeot the color
film "1\ree \tiaetea to 12,"
a dramatic doCllmentary of
Old Teatamenl prophecy ful-fill~d in preaeat day lereel.
SL \1ark Preabyterian
Church of Coroaa del \tar,
2058 Jamboc-ee Rd., F.ut
Rlafr-F'or the eecoed coa•
aecati ve Saoday tile Rev. H.
ICei• Beebe will be a l"•t
pread!er at die 10 a.a. ..,..
vice. Dr. &.ea. ie • .. ,.~
the Costa \1esa finn of Wells SPENCER T~ACY heads
and \1cCardle Realtors. was the cast of 30 big name
an stalled "1ay 13 as pres•· stars assembled by Stanley
dent o f the llarbor ~ea Kramer tor his hilarious
Boy's Club. He followed "It's a Mad, Mad , Mad, Mad Costa \1esa C1ty \1anager
Arthur \1cKenz•c. who head· World," now showing at the
cd the Boys' Club board the Port Theatte in Corona del
last 2 yeus. Mar.
Any park funds for NB?
c1 ty \1anaaer Harvey Hurl· vately owned lots al.o~a the
burt was instructed \1onday ocean front for addat1on to
even•ng to see if "'jewport the ocean beach recrea110n
Beach can qualify for the area.
S55.000 due to the c1ty from \1r. ilurlburt s a1d 1t appears
the state-w1de recreation impossible to use the funds
bond 1ssue. for purchase of 11ubmeraed
The se funds c an be used privately owned lots In the
only for parka of 50 acres or Puate Cove-OIIna Cove
laraer. Po u i bl t pro1ecu to area of the Corona del \1ar
be exam1ned for ehaibllity bt"ach.
I -J:::.-· •• lell~ .. Oc----I Cell••~· '1\e ........ ,...,.~
••cetioa will a. die.-. ..
a t 10 .... lee.eecley. J•••
2 "r ~erwlla ~ooi ... , 4itee-
tof of OriatJu eclacatioe tor
New Chrd Oenlopta•L
Cllriatiu Scieace Chrdee
Newport O.ach, Coroaa del
\tar, aad Coeta \teaa-"Pow•
Beloaseth t111to Cod" ia tile
aubl' ect of thle Soeday' a
Bib e le .. on.
1\e Lutheran Church of
the \tuter. 3545 E. Cout
H wy ., Co roo a del \tar -
1 Peter 4:7-11 euppliea the
theme for the Rev. F'raa.k
Gunn's sermon on "Coaeie·
tency in Love'' at the 9 110d
11 a.m. aervicea thia Sa11day.
The Plymouth Coarsa-
tio ul Claarch, 32162 Bro.d
St.. ~.w,_t Ueisf!ta -Dr.
ThOI'Ilaa Hocwer will deliver
laia 11 a .•• S.aday e-.oa
oe "1\e Paatoral Relatioa
Acc:or4iaf to • e lor4" loJ-
IowiaJ 0 to 10:45 a.•. ct.~~~e• ad.ooi
St. J .. ea Epiaeopal
C .. .d. a~ Via Li._, l.i ..
S.o,. Area-"A.c•dias I.ID
H .... , .. will M tile .....
of dae Rev. Jolla Parite' • eef'o
moa at 7:30, 8 :30, 10 aad
11 :30 a.m. S.day. Boy Scoat
Raeaell Eri ck.eoo will be
prc•ented a "God and Coun-
try" award al the 10 o'clock
aerv1ce.
The Corona del \tar \.om-
munity Congre~tiooal Clurch
llnited Church o f C:hrist. o 11 lleliotrop~ \ve. -Th~ H··v.
f:dwin {,omh will preach on
the topi c "l .aatin~ \leasures
of Oevota •n" at the 9:30 and
11 a.m. '\unday services. -\
litany or commemoration for
tho-. who RftVe their lives in
~ervic~ or their count.rv will
be part o f the \lemori.;l Oay
worahip.
The I 'nitv Church of ~ew·
port, meetin~ at the Senior
Citi zens buildinR at Irvine
<\ve. and 15th t., Cliff Ha-
ven -The Rev. Loren F'lick-
in8er will deliver hia 10 a.m.
Su nday sermon o n "The l'ay
of Light." The final "Proa·
perity Lawa Applied" cia ..
will meet at R p.m. l'ednea-
day, June 2. and it is no
drawback to attendere if they
have not been at d.c previous
2 eeaaiona.
~'!~~.!,nf revealed _.~,@!!
.... ... ..... ...... ..... .. -.!1111111111 ..... -
---., •· L ... Gracluallon · ..... elft•--· .... .
... ... J ..... • •· .... ti-e comlftft u. T..., c.a..u Jr. •• ,.. •• •• ........ .., .........
, ... ., -· ,..... Ia s. Pnaoieco.
Mi .. J•e• ... INh .... rr. ,..,_.,e,... ia J-.,
1964, ...... .,.. ia Wo-o
lou. Wllile at ~•e• .. •
th• NCMt a memNr of
Oamnaa Pbi Beta to lOri cy.
Mi .. Joo•• ••• pre~ented to
toc:iety in 1961 at the June
Ball ia Late Porut.
Since paclaation ahe baa
wotted •• a reaearcb biolo-
Pat at lbe Stanford Reeearch
·loatitute and ia alao wortina
toward her muter'• dearee
at ~e Univeraity of Califor·
nia.
Or. Colwell ia the ton or
~ •• William TrKy Colwell
Sr. ud lbe late \tr. Colwell,
o( Colooa clel \tat. He re-
e.iftCI ~ie INdaelor'e dear••
,_ Occ:i ... &aJ Coil••··
••• ~. wa1 a ••h• of .... AJ,e.a ,,... ... II~
temity. !le earned hia doc-
torate in oraanic dlemi atry
at the Uni verai ty of Califor-
nia at Loa Anaelea and at
preaent it on tbe atatr of
1be Sc.nford Reaeardl lnati·
IDte. lte alto li•ea in Palo
-\Ito.
The wddiaa will IUe piau dU I ....... ,. E••···
c. .............. ...
--•ce4 at T.--... .. ·~· •••d•e •' ... ~·~ HallaH HI ... Sdool Dielrict ......... n. 3 .. ,.. ac'-oola will
llol.l a joint a.e~•l••ra•Le
eeniu at 4 p.M. S.aday,
Ja.. 13, ia the atadiam at
Harbor ffisfa .
tlarbor ffiiJI sredutiOft
eaercieee will be at 4 p.m.
ledaead.y, June 16, in the
ttadi11m.
Coeta \feaa eeniore will
receive their diploma• at
4:30 p.m.1\areday, June 17,
alao io die lfarbor Hip
a &Aldie,..
0. the ,.,.e day, at 5
p.ra., pdaatioa exerc:iaea
will be held ia the q .. d:ransfe
at Coroaa del \lor Hi rJt.
JUDGI CLIAIS JUMI
ALL TSOM'S IX.ItUIIY
Zonta plans luncheon
Ia •e prouu of beias
4iHKed aad decland baak-
n~ aociety btar~r Glee
~ .... u fiaally l.ad a a troke
of favonble lack.
~ewport .Beach \lanicipal
Jadp William Chriateoeen
clropped charsu a,aiut him
Taeaday fo r dietorbins the
peace at the home of hie
ronner wife. aclteaa June
-\llyaon, 101 Via Genoa, Lido
lale. The judge dropped the
charge. which reaulted from
an \pril 11 fra caa, becauec
of "lack o f evidenc~." The
diatrict atlornev offered no
o bjectiona.
A l•dleoa •cl c.S ,..,,
...... aala of .... Zonta
Club of Newport Hart.or to
rai ae money for tbe Senior
Cit:i zeoa Clubbouae, will be
held at noon Wedneaday,
June 2, at the Senior Gitizen
Clubhouse. Reaervauona are
beina taken by Lila Schoen·
IIL.IUIST A•AWO
.. IEII AIIOUICED
Chuat1ne Godwin 11 the
winner of the Aanea 'llom·
CJII I t Award and will rece1ve
the honor today, \1ay 27. at
the !'llewport lfubor Chamber
of Commerce Commodores'
Club luncheon for "A" stu·
dents at the Balboa q.y
Club:
Cl~r~ s. a sen~or at Corona
del \1u is a member of the
Cal1forni a '\cholarahip Fe·
deration and the GAA. She
was Gi rls State Representa-
tive, alao s elec ted u Zonta
Gi rl of the \b-lth. ~. plana
to enter Occidental Colleae
io Sept~ber.
GIRL FORTH E AUSTIN'S
mcltl, .541-4261.
Claai nnan or ~ e party i a
Alice Durh, fonner loota
preaident, and ae"ina oo tbe
committee arc VirJinia Lu-
ther, Wini fred Bacon, Clara
Spauldina. Frances \1eara,
\1arjone 'teeae, \ii hired
Stanley, "1araaret Forait,
Dorothy Barrow, \1araaret
'te1ncrt anJ \1aravene 'ial·
Ia &her.
··~···
u lt.u-red '1 ea-rl~
"'jECKU\C f.S
. ~ ,
10" EXCISE ~
TAX OF~ --~ ..
~ ~LLACE CALDERHEAD,~t
3121 I . U.at H.,. }ea~~~ler ~
C....e4e1Mer
V1 cc-mayor Don Elder sa1d
that the Council should also
look 1nto the poss•bll1ty of
an anne,auon fee an conncc·
uon w1th th1 development.
Grace Kina of 61 5'-'l Acacia
Ave., Corona de l \1ar, daed
Sunday at Hoaa Hoap&tal.
~e II SUrvived by 2 ti ltefl,
\irs. Wil liam Tanzey of Luio
Trai lcr Parle. and \1rs. Edith
Crapps o f '\all Lake Caty ,
Utah.
Graveside servtces were
held yesterday at Forest
Lawn Ccmete in Glcn~ale.
are conatruct100 of rcstrooms
on lhe "'ewport-3alboa ocean
beach and purchase of pu ·
liS. DUILAP REELECTED
\1r. aftd \tra. J. Darby
Autio. 2301 Aa11ivereary La.,
Heck Bay, are pareaa. o f a
daasf!ter bora Sea day, \tay ~~~U ~~~~-~~23-.i·-"o~~-~-~i-tal.~~~~~~~:~~~~
'\teps to prevent acc1denta
from batted ball at the Cor·
ooa del \lar Youth Center
field were taken \ton day
evenin& by the Newport
3each Ci ty Counce!.
5th 'l.nnunlllkmorinrlJny
Serv ices ...
• 10 a.m •
MONDAY, MAY 31, 1%5
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
'1ra. Willard Ounlap, 2525
Oceal\ Blvd., Corona del \1ar
hu been re-elected to the
board o f direc tors of the
Ept scopal O!urch lfome for
O!ildren, 940 A.venue 64,
Paudena. \1rs. Ounlap, for·
merly of South Pasadena,
hu been a wort er ror thl s
children'a mstatution for
many years.
She ia a member of the Altar
22220 MacArthur Slvd. 1-fewport Beach. Califomio C.uld o r <i t. James EpiSCOpal ~~~-.;.;;.;. ____ ~=~~==~~~=~;;~~Church , Newport Beach.
17 -PIECE
J.f~~~~ ·SIZE
I)
e MLUQ 'ltA.M
• 'aox •~•l~~~et e I IU.,._ SIQ MATTaUJ e J I I ... SID ,.IL&.OWS e 4 CMIIIC* ,.ILLOW C.UII e J c:.uiiiiC* ,.TTl D S ... IJTS e J CAMfOtt frUIT ..... n
1 OUILUD MATTWUI ,.AD e I tri .. O l iD 8UIMCIT
e I trl.,._ Sl.tl aiDS ... IAD
4DAYSONLY
2 rw•
IIZE all
-COMPLITI-
THI AIOVI
17-PIEIE
KING SIZE
PACKAGE
.. AlleY..,. ...
10 YIAI
&UAUNID
The matter came to the
Coonci I' s attention because
of a letter from Carl Kegley,
Corona del \1ar attorney,
citina the "conunuina nui-
san ce and danaer" and re·
calhna an 1njury from a bat-
ted ball suffered by \1ra.
O!ules Harvey, 721 llello·
trope -\ve.
He sa1d that older boys,
dunna battina practic e at the
southeast comer of the ball·
field, at lria and Sth Ave.,
often hit the ball over the
low left field fence, onto Sth
Ave. and aomeumes 1nto the
nearby homes.
Charlet 'tote, pre11dent of
the Yooth Center board, uid
LIGA&. MOTICI
Cl .. 1H'ICATE Of' BU!INESS
Flctitloaa Firm N.,.~
THE UNOER!ICN EO doee b•~
by certify that he Ia coadectin~
a dlet.ribatlns and retail HJee
beaine• at 21112 Oce•n, Hun·
tl-.wa Reac:b, C•lif., •nder
the flctltioea firm nMif! of P ..
cHic Dletrib•tin1 Co. 1111d t.het
Mid Brm I• compo-d of 1he
followi"tt pe,_ wh-•-•
in r.u •d place of retrideonei!
we H followa, to-wit:
Roeold R. Reaeel, S2l Orcllld
A.e., Corou del Mw, Calif.
WITNESS "'Y a..ct U.la 2Sdl
dey of Mey, ~S.
Ro.old It R-ei
STATE OF CAUF'O .. lA -
(DUNTY OF OIANCE
ON 11115 2Stll ..., of Mey,
1965, befoN -· • Notwy P • ._
lie l• •d lor aaid -•••r •d ••te, ,.,.u ......... 4•ly
-·1-'ot~ed aad ·~ .,..,.. .. ally appe.-.d lloeold M.
.._.., llaowtl to -lO be the
penoe ....._ -la -~ . IICI'IM4 to tile wtdlla , ............
..41 achowl~ w 1M all• ha
e11ecattHI all• -•· •nnss "" ... ct -~~ oftldal ... a. r-a s.n•
Not.-y Pellllc: I• .ct ,_ ••
Coeecy .ct-....
"" c-. .......... o.c.-
Mr6. lM5 ,._.., ... ,-., lf,Jeae I, •. 11,
liM lath,._,.. .. ..., ... .....
tilnna unaupervued play,
.,d have been stopped by
mo v1n1 the b attina location
to the southwest comer. He
added that lhe board mem·
bers are con11derina puttina
wheel s on a small backstop
so that It can easily be
moved to a desired position.
City \1anaaer Harvey :I uri·
burt wa a directed to aee that
the prec autionary atepa are
taken.
CIIIIESE. JAPAIESE
mDY PLAI I.PPED
Aut. Supt. Norman Loata
told the Newport Harbor lliah
School Oi stn ct trustees Tues-
day evenina that the teachina
o( 011neac and J apanese will
not be added to the curricu-
lum.
lie recalled that a preli-
minary aurvey had shown 174
atuden u 1ntereated in study-
ina Ch~neae, 109 intereated
in Japaneae. But the actual
ceaiatration fiaures, about
9S' complete, ahowed that
the intereat had been sharply
cut to 2S and 13, reapect i-
vely.
Or. Loata aaid that the
Oriental lanauaae teachina
will be reviewed for pouible
incluaion aa a aummer acbool
project of the Harbor lnati-
tute.
LAD ... 111111111. ...•. , .,..
Youna Tommy Miller ol 407
F.. Bay ~L , Coata \4ela,
foond a deaert tortoiae laat
Friday. and oo ita ahell wu
wntten •• addteu or ....
Jamaa 7.utavcm -214 Peatt
Ave •• Balboa laland.
Nra. 7.utavem had aivtn
••••raJ or lheac aalad plate
alze tortoieea away. lhi1
pertie~~l• one 10 che \4eaa
Pet .,op, .U7 N. Newport
Ohd., N..,.,.. lleilllta. Mra.
1At.nera call ... •• pet ehop
owaer, ..e.o.decided lloeeaty
peya; TOIIft)' coeld hep lite
tortoiae.
MAII.dtll PALLS
Aft ................ . ... ,.,.u. of JOOO
Ooe• ..... ·c.. ....
~ ... w ........ .. ............... , ......... . ....... -· .... ~
GOING OUT
OF BUSINESS
Eve·ryt
at
Lost
Our
Lease
and Below Cost
CAUP.
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1111: UDO SHORES lllriR I REALTY I
BOB RICKETTS -JACK B~T-Raaltora
3412 Vie L14., M.,.,.,. l dl. ORJele 3.2153
Acrou f,.... Ri dlw4'• M•rt&et
DOYLE CO.,
Realtors
S.1161
270 E. 17tll St. c. ........
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Wells-McCardle Raltors
Relia~e Sen•ice Since lCJ•O
1110 Nawpon Bhd.. U 1-77~
Coat.aMeaa
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JOSEPHINE WEim • Real tor
I IALIOA lEAl ESTATE CO.
700 EAST BALBOA BOULEVARD • OR 3~140
.. IN Till! II I!ART OP DOrNTOr N .!JALBOA"
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1600 WI!ST COAST HI<MWAY, NEWPOaT BB.Aat
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CHESTER F. SALISBURY
l1s-.. ............. , • ...,
OIIOLE l-6900
IIAL ISTATI
COlOMA DB....., ·o•~ ~
IALPH V. HII&EI
IIM-1011 w ...... -.. .. _. Of'PICI 01 S. tn7 ........... I D. .,. ..
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FAE -Ill
UALTCMI
-IISMY,IIAY 11, -
aMaA DB. CMJf.
I AM A IIALT OI .....................
To......_. ...... A._,....,_, ,_, ___ ........ to .....
.. • s lwJey to ~ tt;
To be .__ l's ..t...., In oil ...,-..,;
To _. ...._ to ....,._ .. my dienta
b¥ a-.ilding my"'-... ..t c:on .. eoliCII~
To oct fo;rty ~ oil In t+w tpmt of
... ~ R.-, •
To ~~~n~e wetl my ~'Y. ond ltvough ,,
my countfy,
To ~ t+w R.eoftor's Cod. of [eftec.s
.., canfonn my ~ 10 '" lofty tdtots
""Wt ,.__,_ ... _......., __ _ ---.. -----.·
For the Better Home
Turn to
a Realtor
Pick the right home
-through a Realtor
OfU
AREAIJOI
lilY DISPLAY
111SSEAL
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·-c-.·~
NEWPORT HARBOR /COST A MES A
IIOA-OF IIIALI-
401 M. Me w,ert le•l •••r•
New,ert l ••c•
........ •11 ) 1 I tf tM NtdeM1 Allociat.-el ... lfltlltl _..
.. til tM aM" Itt loeal ....._A IU1d C'OM flf tWa te••• tMir
.. 1111 0 c
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W .... fir tWa ...t ... tt II,. nit , el JM l.r It bJJt
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HOMER A. SHARP
New Atleclated with
WESTCLIFF
CHAPEL MORTUARY
427 11!:. 17tll ll. Costa M ...
T•l•J*•n• f.4.I...4Sa
HOMER SHARP: we II
know'h, 10 yr. ~sldmt or
the Harbor Area brtnp
to WnteUU Morhiii'}' ov·
t'r 2S yrs. experlenee.
of schol at-
sh ips from Newport Harbor Panhellenlc
are, from left to right, Susan Haskins of
Corona del Mar High School , 2833 Catal-
pa St., ~ast 131uff; Linda O'Brien of
Costa Mesa Hiqh School , 3174 Madei ra
A-ve ., Costa Mesa ; Christi Flinchbaugh
of Orange Coast College , from Gard en
Grove , and Joanne Jorgensen of NewPOrt
port, Shores. The three n _,.ear-old high
school seniors received SHIO each. Miss
Flinchbaugh, a ll~_,.ear-a ld sophomo re,
was awarded S200. Panhellenlc also
ga-ve S300 to American Field Ser-vice
Stu den ts as part of their "Dollars for
Sc holars" program , for W'h ich they hold
benef its du rin g the year .
Panhellenic installs
C.llin Y-.r Waitt ,.
.. tt..E .. Itn:
67).0550
\ln . John Butler of JQ35
lhghland lk, 11arbor II J&h·
lands , was in stalled \1ay JQ
as prc ,w.ient of :'llewport liar·
bor Panhellen1c fo r l%'4">n
A 1 .. 11 J.er~o ce Con .. ole•c e n! Hoop otol
GERIATRIC-CHRONIC-CARDI AC-BED
P ATIENTS AND AMBUL ATORY CAS ES
CosTA JV\EsA
CONVALESCENT HOME, 661 Center St.
549 ..3048 -646.9679
compl e•• ""''''"'il •••~•c • · ph~l <col
the rapy ond ••hobdoto"o" · ouPe •v ••d ', 4•••• r•lepl>o11 e1 on<l te l....,oooon · O••
cond ••onon'il • re otiu : otmoopl>e r• •
pl•o•ono •e ••de n!•ol ooe o
d o .e ·•·<>~ol ac• wo! e o · lo b")'~·
bo•be • ""' ne <>"'" •l-topo ·
t ill C05TA "'EiA
ARrS LAIDIIII -BALBOA
All DAY IOAT "'FitONTIER"-5 A.M. OAil Y
'
11 DA Y I OAT "NEWI'ORTEit"'-6 AM. AND 12:15 I'.M.
PHO NE 675.0550
PACI FIC SPORTFIS HING
•n<l a• ~nn ; l!loHio ,.,_,
Po• o o• ~&~0 tluc ~ ~ •• ., W <t~ • ••"•"""~
at the Sheraton Beach Inn 1n
llunlln&ton Beach. ~e re-
placed outg01ng pres1dent
\Irs. Rol and S.ms. wh o of-
fl!reJ a to ast ,,f thani;!> to
her board memb ers.
\In,. Loren 1\eath!!r. • dose nt1ghbur pf tl1e ne~~o
PICStdent at 180h llt ghlanJ
llr., lll llVe 3 ~p~ll 0f ln!>plla-
lllln around the enchanun&
dllltll<.:ter" nf \\11rv Pll[lfl lnS
a~ ,h.: m~otalleJ the ntficcrs.
\lr~. Htu lcr .. -dc~)m<'!> a~
IH:r ncV< f><•arJ. \l r~. lh~
1 \l,~c:, 1~1 \'''-~· pr.:~JJent.
\\r~. ioemge ~\"lliln. ~nJ
Vl l C rrc~HJcn t. \\r~. !~,,ocn
t.. .. ·.~m \rJ .t~<' ;>r c~tJcnt,
\lr, "'Jne1
lllf '><.'dC1 .tf
"l' '' •! !C'C«rJ·
\lr-I durenu~
ll.tr''<"l <.:"11 ~~.-.·n o.llng ~e.·rc-·
1<1n \1f , >l lllt ll'" t amrbodl .
r .1 r I ~" T',:r, I.UI aiL .
( h:ur· c1 ,,f Ua· ~t..~n.hng
~·••nmt tte~~ .1rr \lr ~. llarn
lluf!t'f'an \mertcan I tdJ
\o.·rvt..:c \lr~. Hl .. ~t r , r ro•·
~rot!!' \Jr,_ 1-.eaw~. "'"\~ a nJ
mean• \lr:o. ~\m an. """ard,.
\\r,. '\tanle• I c Llc-\'re. (de~.
\lr~. Juhn l\lau~·h. rl'te'Tlber·
slup . \lr l·mest \'ctur;:cl,
hilSpttRllty, \ln. J a l k ron t·
ftths . soc1al. \Its. Leon F~,
llUbhc relatlOih, anJ \lr ~.
F . .t.. r yler. cnmmunt cau on~.
Mn •. John Bwtter
:~ew Ponhellenic:. Prelident
MESA CIVIC CENTER OK 'D
l'he C"t•~ta \\e,a f"111 ( 1•un·
..:11 anplll\ed rrch'Tllll.ll\
rl.u!, I•'! .1 \' .. -.LIIL ,•rl ll't<.
.. l!n ter 1.~~1 ..... -.:~ anJ the
.~r..:httcct ~ ll.t\"c been authur-
1/.f:J t.> hc~m thet r I~M r~m~
Jta"-10~~-l l1e f11c Jepal'l·
tr.cnt headquarters nrqpnall)
planneu as :~ part of t.he ..:en·
ter has heen Jelet~J. lll'lth a
ra tt ~·f ft l~ ~tat1nn1> a1 ~Ira·
tegt~ I~'Cil ll o>ns n''"' ~lat eJ
repl11ce t t .
DAR loncheon June 4 ~~=':.~!:: ~~~-:!tC.:.
Col. trillltm Cabell O.e.p-ttr, .. tlclt wu Of'IMiaM in . GI!!!!I~L'-'PO""I.!!!!P!!.IOC.:..::..!T:.!OI!I':''S'----"""'""''-"'"-"""''-"'""'"-
.. o.u. wtu bold h• -··• ••so, •• •• ....... ...-. 4 ._1111., ... bote ._. -.e preparecl ~altd l•ch· -.., CUll• P. l.A.di••· •Mir ..., 19 ia Hoaa
.-Priclar , Jua• 4, 5. lhe Willi• 8. Tri•• A.L. Pial· Holfi~ eo Mr.' •d Mr1•
..,_ or dae biJ r-1 t..a 1.,, J•u 8. T•,'or, J•UIIft Qutea W. PtociOf, 1911
of Mra. Earl 0. Cor\•U. J04 C. Brooh, Harold 8, Wicket-T-aha La., HIU'bor Hip..
BY en• Vi 111, Bilbo a, ac· thm •d *• lale Mrs. AJ.. l•ds.
cordina 10 "'4rt. Oeorae D. ben E. Slocklc..
-. .. , __
.... .. ' .. , ...
Coli'"--
&ccola. reaent. ,~--:::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~·••••·~ Proceedt will be devoted
to '70 American Hitklry
award• in local lfMUnAr
achooh, American n ••• and
American Hi II;Oty boob ror
local tchools .nd librwiu,
the OAR Good Citizen aw'ard
and the Junio r Hiah tchool
Homemaker awarda.
General chairman will be
Mu. S.\4 . Reber. auiated by
\1u. J ohn A. Hopwood. R ..
aenationt tnd ticket~, pri·
ced at Sl.SO etch, will be
handled by Mu. E.W. Crum·
ley , 611·394?, and Mra. Re·
ber , 675--0659.
Junior memben, headed by
Mu. Gary L. \tyeu, will do
the aervin& Cor the luncheon.
They are the \-\nea. B.\1.
Adrian, William L. Bents,
W.E. Blinn, David R. Brown,
Richard H. Dodd, William 0 .
Rabbitt, David C. Alton,
Dwi&ht \t. Roberts, John P .
-.'ooldrid&e an d \1ln c;;uun
Bu ccola.
A golden elephant tabk
wtth uenu for sale wdl be
in the h11nd s nl \h ~. Stanley
D. Staua, au1sto:d t:N \Irs.
R.R. Conn. o\menc an· nai~
anJ gdt-111o rtln ·\'ll en can
book s fo r chdJren of all
age~o \i.d l be the rcsronsJbtl-
itv of \lr ~. han c1~ J . CJm-
ntl. \lr~. Vn lham 111 . J oin<''
will be tn ~hati!C ,f th e ll -\1~
disrla}.
ll vste~~e.!> ~~o dl b<-\!n,
Charle ~ t... Bn arJman. -:n<~r·
ter "'l!anl 1.tnK rq~ent. an1l
the \!me,. 3u..:cPia . 1{1,'/J.HJ
\-1. o;;.!le tVnu•J. 1\ar .. l.! H.
Wt d.ersharn, \!.a lter L . v. .. r~
tl1en , anJ 1 clan J J. ltohn.
\lme,. Alv1n 1.. l'ulU e•.
\l.t lham II. l n\1, J flrtle' H.
I R\Ior. Y.tllnm' R. 1-t~hcr.
Arthur L . Ells worth . an J S.l(.
'c"-C(mJt r v.d l be rcspon·
~tbl .: fo>r th~ luncheon table .
In r;:h:u~t of f1n1J arran11e ·
ment' ... ,\1 be \Irs. l"ha llen
1·. Landers, us1~ted b\' \""'e ~. ( .F:. Stovall Jr., J ~
llus \1. Christenson , '\,ell V.
V.dhamr., W C'. Rro-.n, F.dy·
the C. Ramel> and llelmer
01ckey. V.n. Wilham B.
Tuu a publt c relations
chatrman for the event.
Former re&ents of the chap-
0
0
0
H~ J. GARRffi FURNITURE
P"oleuionol inl orior d"'i9""", 2215 HARBOR ILVO.
~75 bU0276
COSTA MESA ---
WHEW! Construction Work is OVER
We now h•v• on ttrHt p.ukint .av•if•ble for your torwe"i.anee. W.a
alao h•v.a ower 90 n.•rly new u rs to c:hooM from. Stop in .nd ...
the finest s.al.actions of V•IU.·R•t.ad UMd C~trs on the cout.
u
I
I OLDSMOIILES I
'64 OLDS Starfire H.T. Cpe . . . Sl195
f'oll J ~•''rt ""'l ~t v ~• r .,. '"I• 1"1' ll•'t•,.i n;;: J,;crorl't lf
··rtort Lo · fl•h• nr" ~)t,l1o! j <o< "f'c >l . 'r"" •"·
'63 OI.DS Dynamic H.T. Cpo. 52395
. .\Jo C)o.I Ja • wuurlonr tartllt 1 ~, • ''""
'63 OLDS Jotfire H.T. 51 99 5
'59 OLDS 4 Door ...... S995
Ru.,, bt-;~unfulh 1 111· . ..,.,.k "r>t'rr;,ll pl •t t .
'63 OLDS Super 88 Wa9on .. S2995
'63 OLDS Super 88 H. T. 5229 5
• """' I ··•' "' ~ ,. ~" .. t 'r• '" ..
14 OT HER S TO CHOOSE FROM
I CHEVROLET$ $229~ '63 CHEV. Super Spart ........ .
Htn.ttop All pnto;lliblr ntn~
'63 CHEV. Nova H.T .........•. $1795
'62 CHEV. Super Sport Imp ..... $1995
,\lll'.'<:l r"'~ mrtudm:: ltC!ffl\" "'" ronrl
'62 CHEV. Impala ............ S 1795
Ha l"110fl <"t)I.Jf"l" a.-... uulul hrotl/f 11 nh mttchmr 1."1'' • Iff''·
'60 CHEV. Corivt ... $1195
'62 CHEV. lei Air W•IJCHI ...... 51695 ~u • .,rNC. NOW 11;(0 .,O'T
ALL DAY IOATS (ISlANDS)
HALfo DAY aQATS !LOCAL)
"\UN oow'"" l'"tr:C••~o.' ~,."" •a P"'
CACTUS GROUP TO MEET
llran~.: f"ount) C"aclu J<. anJ
Succulent Club wdl ma t for
rm·lucl ~ednesday . Jun~ ~.
m the OdJ F ellt>~~o ) anJ q,e.
becca llal l at ::.n~<, \le.,..po rt
·\ve .. fu sta \leu. "i(>eak.c r
~~o·1 !I be \lr. J . ~IH:tTnan Oenny
c•f llun u n gton Beach, an au·
th em!)· on cactu10 an d sue·
culcnts.
'
SAFETY CHKKED
USED
E
R
s
I
T
"'""'1111"! •'ffll rt ll l"'l A·;..,, lot~'"'' •u r ,.,..nrt
'61 CHEV. c..,air Clb. Cpe. 5995
~ ....... ! 110:' .. .: .... ~·~ } ~\.01
COAST SUPER MARKET
CORONA MAR OR 3-3510
PRODUCE
IN BUTTER SAUCE
2l\ CAN
FARMER
JOHN
CIIOtCE
LEGSof LAMB
WE'LL IOHE & IIOLL 'EM
fOR THE SPIT
IIIOIL
2lbs -29c
2 Pkgs. 15c
., COUNT
LARGE
PITTED
GAL .
'10
Tl'f 0111 OWN Jinks 79h
•II• PORK SAUSAGE bulk 6~
IJ)lf:(}~I--~-~-~--1-DA-T-II_~ __ ,_~_Ts--------~--~-~~
59e-lb.
11• •" ~~~---17. .. -..1._
,,.
....,,eo ·
FOlD __ ... .._ __
y
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'61 CHEV. 112 TON P.T .. 5695
tm • ;ol1 R<"f"rn•t • "'"lhAutr d •nt -J "1"1•"<1"",· ..,_,._
1S OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
I FORDS I
'64 FORD Catom 4 Door $1495
'62 T·IIIID H•dtap 52295
Full f""•rr ,....,...,, 1 "''',..,. t ... '"'' Ill• '""<1111nnu•.
('60 T·IIRD Hardtop . . . $1395
\\'ht•r "' <>-h11 r It nt~dt •n•r 1 loo1/ l O'•nrl, ;ua r"'"'tr
onrl f;.oltlll,\ "" •flllll.
'62 FALCON ................ SlotS .
'62 FORD Country S. ... n ...... 52095
'62 FORD Galoxi• 2 Dr. H.T ..... $1195
1-0.:;,Utti ul "hi'" w1t h 1NI tnlr t ono
MISCELLANIOUS
'60 JAGUAR $1595
4 Or. Sedu-f:leami•~ Hllll'lr. !It'd l.eathu Interior
'60 MERCURY $695
4 Dr.~ ...
'60 MERCURY $995
l.ooh Good -R•n• f'-ood
'59 PLYMOUTH $695
4 "Or. Sedan
'56 PLYMOUTH $295
• 0.. S.doo
'63 KARMANN GHIA $159
If.,.... Tor C:Mtpe
-.--TOC~P-
§IN THI ltiSictN-=. PEI.JOMAL
• 4 - . .• )·
• HOUHS '01 S4LE
3 &.drooma badl aod family
room. tritb Pacific Ocean
Vlotr -Caro.o Hia:blaoda -
U7,500. OR 3~4 before
.9:30 or &rtoa 4:30.
• HOUSES fOR RENT
AVAJLAB~E &rter Labor
Day for you around rental,
4 bdrm. E~at Bay Front
home on Li ttlo hllnd wi lh
pier for up 110 32 fL boaL
fomiab-s or unlumiahed.
Call 673-1 S07.
1 S..OO. fa.tlli abed boa a e.
Admha. t7 S per moadl.
1171 Placeada, Costa Meaa
MEW HOME
$135 ,., ....
ClAII & NJIAJ'B -C.._. ..., • ..... It.,. ~ALCOIIOUCI:-==~-ANONYMOUI.----
1 n.. 1 ,._ 1 n.. ....._ Area. 61)-lnA. 24
• ... • ... .11 •• ... ....;;..; .. ..-= .. .;;.__ _____ _
II ... t. .... ---tM ta 1M YOU ARE INVITED co be
U ..... • ..... ---....1.21 1.11 2M our auut for breakf&at. We
........ ..., • ... .. • .111 &re O u i atiu Buaineu mon
•• • . .,,J> . ,
• LOTS fOR SALE
LOT 2Ss9S. Alao, larpr
bouac built on 2 lota. 116
)Sell Street.. Newport BeKb
laqaire at 111 3Sdl Street..
Newport Beeda. 473-9361.
REDUCED PRICE -Choice
~-2 lot. Stcpa 1o o cell'l and
bay. Owner. 121 4ht SL
Newport Boac:li. 673-2719.
3 A~ROWKEAD LOTS -
CRESTPARK, S4,000, 71 4-
S4S.l706.
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• HELP WANTED
~R E ru PPERWA RE
nF.ALERS V.ANTEO
Need women, part of full
ume, 10 demon s trate Tup-
perwue at home parties.
No el peraen ce n ecessary.
C all S47~l6S for anterview.
DREAMING ABOUT A
f ABULOUS VAC ATION
YOU can turn ynua dreams
1nto aeahly by rc:prc:senuna
~VON PRODUCTS JUSt a
few hour. each day. Call
c:ollec:l SJ0-58"0.
ol thla area of varioua
Cbriatian denomination•
•bo m~t in che n&me of
Juua OtriaL Come and
bear peu ooal teuimona ea
of loe&l buaincumca.
Breakfaata ue hold every
Satnrdaymomiaa. 7:00a.m.,
at Leo' a P&mily rcat.aw&at,
2SlS £. Coast H•y., COM;
the Villa Swedoa rca tau-
rant. Main St. &nd Sth Ave.
Hunliaacon Beach, Tue.:
day at7:00a.m.; &nd Tbur•
day momina. 7:00 a.m., at
the Jolly Roaer reataw&at,
400 S. Coaat Htry., Laauna
Beach. Pot addi tioo&l in-
formation c &ll M. Michael,
LJ S-3491.
3 bedr., 2 batha, carpeted,
drape a, bui lt-1na. Forced
air heat. aarbaae diapoaal,
patio, aaraae. Water fum.
Adulta only. No peta.
Acrou from Country Club.
• ALTERATION-
REPAIRING
~OUSIHOI.D GOODS
fOI IALI
21S Me n Drive Coata Mou
• APTS. fOR RENT
fURNISHED
LA~9E atudic:> apL fumi ahed,
uta la tJCI p aad. CoMna del
~u. SIOO per month. Ray
Realty, 642-4811.
2 bedloom fumi abed IP.n-
menL I block fJom Oc:e1111.
117~ 3Sih St., No..,ort
Bead\. 67~9161.
CO~ONA OFL 'fA ~. fur-
Iii abed apt. 2 bedrooma,
nc:• c:&rpeta ll'ld drapc:a,
pool. Thia ia nic:c:! 675-
159 2 or "734.7£,4.
1 Bedroom bouae , yearly.
Utilitioa p&id. S12S per
mo. 314~1denrod, COM.
673-6109.
IM COAOMA DI!L MAR
Upper fumi abed 1 bedroom
~Pt. Walkina diatmce to
enry&hina.. Utiliti01 fw-
lli abed. t90 per month for
2 peUOill. Call 673-1430.
• APTS. fOR R!MT
UNFURNISHED
s50 'AOVE-IN ALLOWA."''CE.
Delu1e , apacaoua, 2 bed-
room , 2 ba th, bu ilt-ina,
c arpeta, dupea, ne• ahop-
pina. S97.50 to Sll 5 per
month. Adults, no poll, 3
min. to beac:h . 820 Center
St., Coata Mesa. 64ft-6654.
3 Br. S1 20 Up -New Unf.
Apta; Lowell or cooler
QUI etc:r Uppeu. Walk to
OCC, S acboola, includina
~-Swimmi na Poola, City
Play pound tri th lnattuc:tora,
\4cd.ica l & 9loppina Cen-
ter. You'll like the m&ny
c:onvenience a of our Meaa
Vi llaae Apll., 1046 1!1 Ca -
mino, 546-7331.
l Ouiblt office ••it.a POtt
LeASE. 2912 e. Cou&
Hwy., eo .... cW Mar, .. , ..
able for udllteca. .......
or o-.er PIDI••ai•.ta.
0•• will dnoralle •d al·
&.er 10 •iLCall 67~l0l3
or aee.
OFFICE SPACE for r•t in en.. • arcade t.i .....
1721 F.. Coaat Hwy •• CU..
1d .. l for ie •r•ce or real
eatato. C&ll Tile l:Aiilft,
673-4S50.
F.XPE~T dreu makina and
al tcration 1 -all fabri c: s.
!i&'fe had rae lOry caper. ence.
Call 673-0116.
EXPERT tailorina or al t c:r-
ina, men and women' 1 d o-
china. Put u perience at
local clolhea atorea. can
make tboae juat "a little
too tilbt" fit juat riaht.
1146-1195.
BOOK OF Til£ f'££K
Taylor Coldwell' a "PiUar of
fro,." -luuJboclr. $15.95. ~
laiatoricol 11011el of Ciuero
tMJ tA e {aU of tlae Romon
Republic.
Am•iean Opanion Library
&ad Book Score, 1934 Hubor
Bl.-d., Coata-Mcaa. 646-06<45.
• CARPENTRY
C ARPENTeR wotk, rea-
l?nablc. C•bineta, all
kanda. Glass alumanum
cloora in at.alled, I Ilii£
ahel.-ea, repaaaa, aoom ad-
di lio na. Ml 6-3307 -Ll 8-
6976.
lOA T FOR SALE
SAIL BOAT -Snowbird, 12
fL fiberalau, all accc:a-
aoriea and hi lbtray trailer.
So4SO. 49 ... 2050.
• ., amv. ••c. 1 •. alick-
•• •t ... S. 49..0141
4 ROOMS FURNITURE
FOR RENT
$25 ,., ..... tt.
Full Purc:h uc: Option
513 w. lqlh C\1 -548-145-'
LOVE SEAT -$6 .00, Otair
S2.00. 673-3993.
(f)~ n'l. din. tbl. Sl35 Fn~. ll Mher. SR5.'. l pad:
Jed •wtvel chairs, SlOO.
-;at. Z-6 p.m. ~o . l2-5
p.m. 1601 1onnie Doone
Ter., C0\1. 67~5606.
• MISCELLANEOUS
OR SALE
E proven carpel cleaner
Blue Lustre is easy on the:
budaet. Rescores fo raotten
colors. Rent elec:tric sham-
pooc:r Sl. Crown Hardw&re ,
3107 E. Cout Hwy., CnM.
673-2800.
RIFICE: eNCYO..OP&
DIA; electric fan; Great
Booh of the Weatem World;
comple te; ElectroluJt n -
cuum c leaner tr/ attach-
menta; children's booka;
Ll 4-9360.
• ~m•z1na Blue Lilli rr
trill l .. ve your llpbolatery
beaotifully aoh and cle&n.
R•ulectric lhampoo• •t.
Reed' 1 Hatdtrarc Store.
1102 Newport Bl•d., Coata
Meu.
AMMO NO ORC ANS -u-d
Spinea w/Peft'u-ion & Rev~rb;
one full pt'dalbo•d con,.ole
with biA ... vlft«S. Check our
Hemmond <N11an ,.f'l'llal plan -
iaclllde• lell80nl0 & de l.
STEINWAY PIANOS -all ""vlu
wand 6 ~at p••no,., Trad~
INWAY PIANOS at l
At ylf'" ~nd & v l"f1 1r al
pi-01•. Tredf'in" -c-o nMO if' &
"JJinf't" • Cul.,anMn, i,YHf'll,
Wwlit ~r, Kohlt-r & CAmpbell,
from 134.5, u!W'd Cren<i10 -
Ualdw1n, fWohr,llro~<., Starr &
ot hn" fro'" 1495.
SCUMI11T·PHII.LJP5 \.0.
1907 N. MA1n ~'"'' ~nta Ann, Cut.fortt~n
')() ) ........ '"
Ot anaf' Count v
R che fabulous ALLEN
"Theatre Compact Oraan'
..tch electronic trap• and
Ct~.at.,ell -ONLY at ...
COR('()RAN MUSIC co .
(Acrou from Falhion Sq.)
11M Town A Country
S41-4311
()pea Man A Pri 'til 9 pm
• Y nab a • Stoty a Cl.t •
MODERN, blonde lealberette
• ,.,.,....,a -----
POODLE PUPPIES. Be•utl-
ful jet black miniatnre
malea AKC 9 treekl -re-
duced for quick u le 10
1~'60. S37-l l3S.
ADORABLE. extra ltn\ 10'
poodle puppte'>, also ,;,,nta·
tures. Paper bro ken . ~orm·
ed . Sho ts. ~KC. Ttntol
malin& serv1ce. Groomtn&. ss. Phone: 5-':5-3007.
POCKET saze toy poodles.
Tinic:ll stud servic:c:. Pu p-
pi ca from sso. Poodles to
le u c: to &ood bomca. Yor-
ki e at s tud. 546-84Q 5.
AKC PUPPIES
Tiny toy poodle, apnoot, fe-
male. 5 mo. Housebroken
per. shots. S9ec:tal sq7 .50 . en,. Bulldoas, 2 females.
Ua ly Beauties, sho ts, l1-'S,
and SJ 65. Jord&n's Pet
Shop, 2732 e. Cou t Hwy.
COM, 61.3-2430.
D&lmation female puppica
out of "Chubby Cboekcu ."
Can be seen at 12842 Even·
in aside Or., Santa Ana. Ll
4-5612.
O~E SIM1ESE kitten . ..ta,au·
ttful, ver. rar( albt n<'. P(·
dllfC:e paper\. b·C· '7n·
W~TEO
WANTED Dacbsbund doa. 6
months or older. female
preferred. \4uat be aentle.
\4uat love small, una en tic:
children. \11 6-4316.
"OWN YOUR 0~" -10'\
down. S49 mo. "Ultra mo-
dem." .<\dulls . ~o pets.
\1ob1le Homea 10 140 11nd
l&raer. San Luaa Rey \4obtle.
Home Estuea, 4202 \11 s-
'iloii7 Oceanaidc. 722-120\.
. .. • f .:, • tl
• WORK WANTED
OltJ VER W1 th class "A" II·
c:enae Wll'l ll .wort. Ca ll
fl 46-13q7 after 5 pleuc.
IRONING. Yean of exp er-
ience o n all typea o( elo-
thinJ .<> linen. Specialty.
men'a abuts. 11.50 pet Hr .
)table Whitmll'l. AA7 Mu-
auerat.e , COM. OR J.-2174.
PAINTING. antenor or c:•-
teriot. CAR PFJIITRY c\ re·
p•ira. Rcaaonable. Ca ll
(17 ~.
OPPICE 814 41&11, c le•. ...a table for o,tmatui at •d
piaao. t195. Call 67$-0139 HOUSEKEEPER dellrea
.rter 4 p.m. s teady .work for ooeple -S day 1 • •c:c k or daJ ly.
C&ll 6 *-CM39 &fttr 6 p.m . ... , .,,.. or ........... ,
"' W. ''* IL. C.M. 641-0!04 Of t4l·UD.
J10a II!NT: l .. W OPPIC8 .AC! ~ ...... uu It c..-t ... _...,. C...a,.. ..... ,,..,,..
•
LOST
LOST -A ••t of keya .ad
alladaed k Qrialoplaer
...W hi •• Yic::ial cr of eo-a .-w.. oa ~nn.
LOST -...,, pet OH*a&eel.
.,., •d ........ ~
cUff .-iciaHr. Ott ""''1.
SPINET CONSOLE PIANO,
W•t roapoaaible puty ia
.,. area 10 .......... . .... a, paym•ta. Writa or
~· Credit Mp., Tall-
taM P\180 Stote•~ lac. s.J•. O,.p, EM 3-5'707
' LARG! OrACE
Desks
34•• 1 60" eopa
0 le drawer • lock dra ... r
aohd oal •d walMat
fOR ••ACTIV!"
REAL !lTATE
HRVICE
(.{)I{ Ill'
H I "\1 fi)U'"' . .
Ml 6-7~16
r ornn;J I)PI MAr
MARINE REALTY
208 MARINE AVE NUE • BALBOA ISLAN D
(~EX T TO THE POST OFFICE
AHHOUHCIHC THE OPEHIHCi
OF OUR HEW OFFICE
MARINE REALTY -
("'"'"' I RR hl•m" -1 Flli
~pi lilt·lll\. l Ot' •lrP•. '•
ct. t ,., rl" ... ,. tr>~tt' ,,,
•r•J•• ·J~ "a'~"' ,,.,,.
~~-:' l"t1
FORMERL Y KNOWN AS STOCKDILL REALTY
WE NEED YOUR RENTALS & SALES LISTINGS
COME IN AND TRY US
Harriet PMTY
ltEALTOR
333#\ '-ia Lidt\ NpR
675-4550
PHONE: 67S·5260
OC£AN VIEW
Mediterranean Villa,.
NewpcHt hoch
Dtlue 4 U1it a,.rt .. ts
HEmiC RDI$1. 10.
• ~rpets • Or~s • Unds~d
Eltdric: &ult-ins • C01l Hu t
• ror Sale StJrting It $69,000
• 95\ Sold Out
Wntditf IMsr.tlt Ct .. S*l l llltll Act
TRACT OffiCE
Fla&ship & Pltra Rd.
Ph. 642·5241
or 64&-0203
~k.
Voltaire
~rom$87.50
ALL NEW
GARDEN APARTMt:1'4TS
EXTRA ~[ ONE 8EottOOM. TWO BEDROOMS AND
STUDIOS. HOTPOJNT lUll T ·lltS, REFRJGEitA TORS,
CAR'flS & DRAPES. PmAT£ PAn OS. POOL,
RECRUTJON, AND CMILDRENS AREA.
SEPARATE ADULT SECTlONS.
811 So. FAIRVIEW Rd.
SANTA ANA
~1-2021 ·~
Between Mcfeclden & First St. ~
0. ' Acr'U -T.-• ce.1 -,.,., fN-6 -I
a4 1 ,_. Alt... -,.. I J1. JO -•ooAs aieJ
~--• -Sulu-.f ~· -COflltUI-ul ..._ ... f•t • ct ........ ,.. s • .~ ... .
S~ake Roof
1 hrtt-m Wllh ,.~ hlllh·tf'
lntctw-a. nz ftOBI~HOOO
PL. m..-
-. .... r
IIIIIWDI' COASrKWY.
1' •• f()ltT ~.EACH
U ~mt
2 aa Cvhe S1M50
,. • "' "1'1':: 1~..-1"11 "''"
••• lt('\IK"hrd p r ~~
' \If Nld
Tn,lea UUOO ~~~ >•·\) ...... .... ,
bdi"MJ "" b l.e .... .
a .... ''In' ·~ llwla:. ~ """ .._..,..lt a liU..,.....
-.. 6A2·U22
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•u I. COAST HWY.
COIIOMA DIL MAa
OIWJM
lO Ac Hers-I.-ell
a&NNING
S17S.000
no-... ~ ... • Rn~ '''"t
t-'arm lnr R~ llni'V'' •
lAnd ~ ~ , ""'' lrN'
I'CI • \ !ltcY)I' II ,_"' ~'"' .
A PCIC'f"~ 4 '" ~ • 1 me tae-. J "*'-+ t-.1\1 tMdo
""' . 1 ._ ••• a tt ,..._ Mdla • 'nail ,....rt7 wfU
"" .... ,..... 111 ..... . 'ntbl ....... • .... , .,.,
, ....... -,.........,. • 7Nr'll
"" • ~ ~ 111\ft '""""'' .................. , ...........
1' ................ -
BROKER. OLIVE M ENGLI SH
Matt LaBorde, Realtor
Baycrest Beauty With Pool
Custom. Quality horM at a Ra~;11n Prt<'P
See thi" Spacious Threto Redroom. thr~P
baths, sunken hvmg room and family room
~me with used bnck firepiKe. d1nm~ room
s_x>adous bWit·in elK tnc klt<·hen mcludtnll
liishwasher and large s~paratP snvtr f' port'h
Deluxe quahty lhru-out. '\;t al ar; a ptn. t'ilr·
pets and dra peA m rluded. l.ARGF. 15'x:ll!"
ftE.ATED &c FlLTER.£0 POOL Owner m<~vtn~
-wanu act1on. PRJ CEO TO SELL ~ T
145.950. r.xn:LJ...ENT F'~-~~~~··,~r. w -.n.,
~BLl St:BMIT ON DOW'\
COMFORT IS KING
\nd It's fil for thl' "Ql f.£1\ .lo1n thr thOu~
an<b of happy suburban.te~ .. ~ y 0t1 relax 1n
th J.S debght!ul Country atmo phere rt ·~
TOM b\n lt spartOU!I thru bedroom. I"• bath
~lome with ftrepla~. top qu alny 'nil to v.all
nylon carpet , two rar garage, plu~ otfact> nr
~mall den. 8UJ1Hn oven and range an we ll
arranged kitc hen Pnvate pat1o off the ma~
ter bedroom aftd bath Thr t't' additiona l
~uos and endosed ~ck ~a rd w1th trop1r al
planu mVJtes outdoor livtng LOCATEfl
~EAR NEW PROPOSED nVJC CENTER
,\NO UPPER BAY Prtrf"d to . ~II at 128,500
Newport Heights Channer
Treat vour~~elf and se.-tha11 buutJfullv bu1ll
rustoni destgned, rhr~ bedroom and ·ram lh
room borne. Partial v1~w of ocun. and JU~t
steps away Irom a P ... ~OR.AMJC VIEW nf
'iewport Ha rbor Beam <"tllrnJ!~ plaster
""ails. two large fireplaces. ha rrl-.ood Ooor~
ample ce<Ur wood paneli ng. two bathe and
forced air heat. are JUSt some of th~ quaht'
features you will ~ TRE DREAM KIT·
C'HE.."'l. compiMelv bo•lt·tn 1nrludmg lft~h.
washer and refn gttrator F'or thf' ·o~ 1n
~ Liteume Bu~ ·· ~~~ tilt~ IW''-' Wtoll L•~ll"ii
:tt 144.950
M. M. La Borde, Realtor
"Yeu'll like Our ,rt.ndty w ••u "
120 I . 17th St. IPtt.n. 646-GS55l C.ma ~ ..
CL-.et.d in I . 17th St S~t"9 Ce"•••'
heni~a C•ll 5~376 ~ S49·l~
Own~r Movinq
East
. '""' '.JI"
f,i '"; f•A '-~'r t1 rv ..,
,.., •"" .~; .. nn t '"'"·' n n
~ ~-vi
lclycrest
~ onn.-r a._\-,.,.,.,, moct,.l
hocM 4 8Jl, 1' • 8A f t.,
tlwo t!IV"t1mlnallnt "'"'r
SMALL RANCH
t ~~ n\• tv • ' •' i &
'" •n .. pia\ ,.,, ' ''
,. " \ n•\ r&•' \:• 4t f
111 lin t "' ~· ,,.
" ,,
~ ".twl ,,
1 Rr -la m '"' -llononc
-llr n N')()l l'{r • .,, I nih
'""'''' •rw·ol' \II ''"' lnr ~,'\~
1"""" la t11f' IM~ tn lh" ~.,.,
,( ~~~ yt·o I'~ I
sn,.m " t!.l.om
C~ll. T'OOA'"' if Jerry Freud
J Realtor
F. ....-IU'I\.. A·""''" ,, .... ~,..,.,., ........ ,..,
' ~ .,"' r AMn.Y
l"'''!!ft, ...c .. • 1 "-""
OPOf ..... I '$ ..
·-~ ...... .
* S.-ECIAL *
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Open s.t. & Sun. 1.5
UN OBSTRt:C"I ~ .• ' I'''''"
lr Rav VoPW 3 Br 2 Ha
f tUn\IV nTI, lJI' pll\o(l <tiS
\ont f rplc-all ,. ""' l • r·
~I' MII\Ofl\ dT"a,..~ ' T"
vullt U J42.~l ri'!Unn·
able! tun-.. OR 3_.Ci7t~
R.U.PH P. MASK.EY. IUtr
f'T).«<IO
BIT OF THE OLD
tl "' .. ,, "'''" Ill lht' ,,.
, ~~'~'' 't.WPORT m tl .tn'
h-•m• rompltot• •1111 IJir ... .,..,..nfd 111mtb •onm '"'111
t.ult·m Wt.,. BAR Tht' lull
..,. 8.\Sl..M&''T and ~n
'"' \lllt'd kit<~ mal. :ot~
.. tlf'lfl"': " "' "'"'· tn lit
HORSE LOVERS
, ~--r..-11 ~ hnmf'
V\ flit tw ~ tff~.
........ " ltOOM
Irvine Terrace View
P'=RFECT FAMILY HOME
4 ~EDROOMS, 3 ~ATHS
REAUTIFUL GAP.DENS
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE
OPF.N HOUSF. Th is Weekend
1821 Tohuno Terrace
S62,500
SEE JAMES ROBERTSON
lEAL ESTATE
COlOMA DEL MAl *(714) 6734«)0
''An Invitation To''
1 .R.\' 1, ' LI\'I'G Beaultful Baycrest
II•I'T'I !'lt· ... ull t· abounds -ProfessiOnal I)
dt 1 ,,, • • 1 •• nd landseaped. Only qualJt~
1 ,..... ., , r' •n t'E' can offer so much
,. I " t I I dO \\"ell< ror the dtscriminal!Dg
f tr:~ ..11 Whtll' Del Ptso Entry HaU .
.._,,.~< ou-; lt\tn~ room and dming room
,.q.rl' nktn~ prn at£· courtvard and beautt·
1 rl hP,t'rrl \nthom Pool.
f l,ur large bedrooms one \\1th bwlt in desk
and bookshelves
1'href' .;;parkhn~ marble baths.
r .11 :.:" famrl\ f()()m ronvenienl to all elec·
1nr kitchen
I . tl..l' Patto -block wall fence.
:--.cp:~rat<' l'hlldren's play area (away from
pnt.J 1
\l,tn\ ime luxury appointments. Priced a\
M-t 1110 \\ith excellent fllWl<:ing available.
t'ulllur appotnl ment.
M,M. La Borde, Realtor
"You'll Like Our Frt.ndly Service"
210 E. 17th St. (.....,. 646-0SSSI C01ta Mua
!Louted in E. 17th St. Shopping Center)
ev~nings ~24901 ~ 5~1-9417
I UMIT APT. 1 TIIPL!l Cl
O.e Vacaacy. jlJ Cataliu . O.e VecMcy. • _1!. Oc_.
3 Yt· leaN •i* optioe tD ftatM. 1--,t. a .... W1G GPtioa
Ptaldaa•. o .. ., OR ~37B _, INI«*• ... 0,...-OR S.
P.O. BID a 431. COM. I J7 IS. P.O. BDa 432. CIN.
W ells-McCardle
EastbluH $29,950
l beJr0(1m home , best cafl)eUn& and drapes. Land-
ca!'cd ff\,nt and back , fenced. lmmed1ate posses-
'ill>n . 0\\......,f'~ HAS \otOVEn ANO REALLY WANTS
TO 4\f l.L'
Wells-McCardle Re.~ltors
Relia ble Setvice Since 1~43
1110 New~lt Rlvd. Lll·17~ Costa Meu ------------
Price Reduced
now $64,500
• • • situated on one of the larJe Iota on
Bayadere in presti,e Irvine Terral-t
East
We offtr lhas aman3<'Uiale VI[ ,v
HOME under reprt'(hl•lJon C05l. 3 &a.
maids quarter.. dJntnl rm .. family MMint.
J bad\a, apace foJ ,.,mmusa pool, fully'
Clrpettd ' draped. wurioul landKaJ)-
inl by Did BIJJD& ShaM roof. trkle
overhana. all ia perf«t COIMI.
Bayer mo¥iJlC to larpr boiM ia
Oowr Shores -wiD acrifkol.
OPEN SAnJRDAY AND gJNDAY
1601 BAYADERE --
IIACCO
..... -liM." CO. en ...... Milt
We troded "Trader Hom" out olbouse and home
..... and .. we con trade YOU
For A Good Tr•de
In Any Direction
North
RESIDENTIAL
West East .. . ACREAGE South COMMERCIAL
INCOME PROPERTY
We'll trode YOU out of house ond home.
Submit '/OUr lond, boot, trofler {or
whatever 'lou hove thot we con houl owoy.)
GET A. LIST OF OUR
OFFICE OWNED TRADES
SPECTACULAR VIEW -OCEAN •nd BAY
CHANNEL REEF-APARTMENTS
"L.cet.4 0.. ...... O....t M.., M..,.rt ...,_, E..,_ce•
. 2525 Oc ........ c..... 4el ... ,, c.u ......
JOHN VOGEL & ASSOCIATES &o.t Sllpa Av•U.ble To Residents
H oro rosulents el\foy tholr .,_,M t-t vtow •4 tho COft\'•ienco of_,,.,, tholr Wot ot tho
front door. Also tho wstiflct o4"'-'' ... of corefroo lolsvro livint b., oll"'lnori"t tho !.vrdel\so"'o
roeponsiblli tl oo of lftolfttolftiftt o lwto h-o ... oro ilftPOrlW'It, It' • oconoMicol •• tho coot of
tho locilltooo oro di.,.ldocl -d 111ol11tel11e4 th"' o e~orolo foo.
IUL101S MO .. DRS
*MIWNITM.•D..M .... T IIAQe
I \l .~(~~ th< "''"' a• •• .. d oot tho J<lly ro om youo
ltvrn'!> ron'l .tnJ ma11 te1 bedroom. Thrs home at
4607 FAIQFIF:LD, CAMEO SHORES
,.., u Jcltllhtful 3 bedroom, ~l~ bath house w1th
l~tt&e famalv aoom , terufac katchen , exua la&ac
aaraae. pool , ~punlcler system. ne"' caapetina and
on ly
57.500
Vacant 10 we can show at your convenience.
*p. a. palmer incorporated*
1ll DEVEUHRS (I UDO SIJKE 1935
c.... ....... ~ .....
JJn Vie a.w. oaw. J.noo
FOil
·0·
UALn·
.. L COAST NWY. ~HLMM
~NDNIQI.884
* J ALROA *
71E AC\1 HOUSE' 3 bcdrooru.
8S feet to 'leach. R-3 zone.
Puce S26,000. * O i EAPIE' ...
NICE COR'-IFR 3 bdl. 1'-:
bath home. DbL aaa. P auo.
Side yaad for boat. "'ear
schools .( shopptna. 1 ara••n
at Sl7 .7SO.
* '4fLL '-10'4' *
IT'S Tl\otf 10 SEF th1s
loveh 3 & 1n1ly rm . CO R·
NFR hf'IC'I\e . It has the ~1 "'10
0 .. KITCHF."l you 've always
"'anted. All WOO L carpetina
and custom daapea arc youn
and OUTOOOR ''"'"I will
cc:ntet about the bi a COVE R~
EO PATI O. Neaa schools,
All tht s arM more fot $27,-
SOO. Wall CONSIOFR TRADE
fot DUPLEX. Equily ~.000.
CH ECX THl S ONE IIIOW.
* ti0\.4F' INC0\.4E ' *
EASTSWE DUPLEX. Perfect
conditiOn. L• ae 2 bedrO<Mil
unua. One has boilt-1n kit·
chen. G81aJeS With IIOf&JC.
Atkina sH,OM.
HOW ABOUT A
NICE 2 IR HOME
<'II R·2 lftl t'> ' !'It In r" VM
atlrv H<t ... ·<t nnono I Bt '"
R•rhArrlll Mid. U10nk 1-
~rnrr'-Can al1<t unot W"tlh ·
nul lil~lltrlunJ!' ,,,..,.,.l
hnll!'l' PKIC'f':O ,_. 0 H
Ql"ICK u l.-1':7 'lOll
t:Al.Nt I' MA~KEY. Rll •
o,:;. ... o•oO JO:,~sOR 3-4_57(1
ave Bayfront
-Will Trade.
Rustic aouttl Soy front home
on Bolboo laland, ~~noll
~artment, largo lot, P'ivate
pi or & float.
LF. HJF. RSI/ I P
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Her.., 0 . PHae -RHiter
673-1200
498 Peril-lei._. lsiMHI
Home
Many oltoor oclvonlogos, ... n--• .. etoto h Ho, oro OYoiloltlo .. those of dhcru•unotl"t
IOolo.
A sol oct numt>or of ,_ 8od""·• •-lloth Atlortmonls oro o.,.oilolllo and wo lnYito you 10 In spocl
tho two luaurlous fumlshod mode ls ot yovr conven1onco.
LEASE SlSO MO. AND UP -BOY SS6,SOO AND UP.
Ph4Mte 673-9313 fer fvrther l11for,.otlo11
Lido I s l e
LESS THAN S-40,000 BUY S A PRO VINCIAL
"JEWEL "t 2 BEDROOM IMMACUL AT ~ HOME
NEAR O..UB AND JUST STEPS TO BEACH.
PHONE FOR APPOINTMEN T TO SEE.
OR ~3.585
Bayfront Summer Rental
P ier ond float for good sized soi I or power boot.
H~se i 1 amoll but very comfortable. All 3 sum·
mer mo. $2, SOO.
43.o& 32.ND STIUET ._(WPOMT BEACH
TllL.Jt .. HOOO& I 1 I .o& I e 1 S S&ets
too.,"!;.. -~TATE
liN~ OW POOL!
Fo\lt bedrooms, 3 bath Home with Sack Bay View.
Open Beamed Ceilinas plus channina fireplace.
qoom tot POOL or IIO~c;r:s plus Parents and Qui·
dren. r•eat Family home an central location and
wath COUNT~Y UVI~v ... Call today' S42.SOO.
Open Houses -Sat.
COIOIA DEL Ill DOLL IIOISE! -U'l ••
All aussted ur JUst for YOU. The meticulous owner
ha~ carefully rede~maleJ, remodeled, re·sluCC<ted,
re·ttled and made this tntu 3 better-than-new hou ~>e ,
Q\uet, fr rrndly nel&hb.trhood ... ~1r111n "·alktnJ ll•s·
tance of EVERYTHING. SEF."' OPEN HOUSF. SAT
URDAY 1-S· -1117 Narcassus.
IIUIAL COIITIIY CIIA. II c•!!
Loads of used brick and shake -GREAT LIVING
P.O~ and ki &chen--din ina area -an \lnuaual ftnt.l \om
1 s tandard COM R-2 lot. Jus t 2 Bdnns, 2 baths, but
buildable to four plus an income unit. Close to
bea ches and 11chools. Low Do""' ONLY S39,S00'
OPEN HOUSE SAnJROAY 1·5 •• 432 Carnation.
JS4\! IA5T COAST H IGHWAY PHONI 615·7101
COaONA OU. IIAA .. C Al."OaNtA
eak f.r H•r•.,. Trott, Mgr.
One block north of the Corona del Mor State Pork
stands this big continental type 2 story home
with • bedrooms ond d., ond 3 boths on lofge
lot that wi II oc:commodote your boat. Has over-
aiaecl 2 cor garage. Modem OuNn' s "itch., with
l.vih·ins, including refrig. Excellent bargain for
..., SA,400 inlti ol innaiiMnt.
Call 675-3171 NOW!
OPEN EVENINGS.
1/ii:J E. Poe. Cat. ~wy., .. w-r • -·oc-oo
C04t0"" DC\. IIA. I:AL.+f'Mfllt•A
Entertain Much ??? • • •
if so you must see this deli&htful 2 bedroom, 2
bath home, centered around a lovely patio m
finest Corona del \otaJ location. Bu11t-in ranae and
oven, dishwasher, fireplace, wet bar, bathers
showe, room, and other extras too numerous to
mention. Walk to beaches.
$47,500
We have many other cho1 ce Corona Je I \1ar h s t-
inas.
Dover Realty Corp.
646 -9355 anytime
Comm•ciol Aldg. ''on Cooat Hwy. Cch. -
$65,000 dn. Owner will corry 2nd. 10011eo-
aed. Aalcing Price: S262,500. • • •
Prime R-1 in Ploc .. tia. 18 t oc. with C-1
corner potential , Ready for immediate de·
v.lopm.,t. S390,000. • • •
UNIQUE COMMERCIAL R'YFRONT. 90 ft.
Newport Boy frontove • 125'. 95 yr. lease
pfOt)erty. S60,000.
* * INDOOR -OUTDOOR
8 LOVE~Y APARTMENT, CENTRALLY LOCATED. IMMAOJLATE
THROUGHOUT. PRICED TO SELL.
• • •
8 adjoining lots middle of proposed hi9hriae
develo.,....,t, Newport R.och.
TtnS IS UVlN!l Eaocic
plalll.ina•· L••• pool. A
Newpoct home whh 3 bed-
rooltlt, den, :Z~ badta. N
bell ac:Molt. l)l,g)f).
OUR EXCLUSIVE.
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GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY . • • •
42 units t commerciol bldg., Harbof Alwd.,
C.M. Sll S,SOO equity. Sell or trod• for I on d. • • •
Prnti11 lrYln• T erroce
"eovti,_l 3 b•••• hoMo turrounding l•ge
,.., .,. .. ~eift vie• of boy ond oceon.
AIW.. S7t,.. S..wn ~ oppoin.,.ent or
.,.. ........ 1-S. ..........
Borak heads
OCC students
Peter Borak of Newport
Beach baa been elected atu-
;,__...) .. I:IIL..A ..... dent body pruident or OtMae
Cout Colleae
!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~~~~~~~ Peer Swan of Balboa It land
waa cboaen vice preeideat.
9laron Smith of South Lapana
•d Pam Ponte of Tustin
were elected correapondin&
aecretary Md recordina sec-
ret.aly, respec tively.
Tim Williams of Newport
Beaob wu named atudeot
body treuurer.
Elected to c abinet poau
were Karolyn Wallinsk~ of
Costa Me ~a, director of wo-
men's athletics; Scott Smith
of Newport Beach, director of
men'a Mhletica; C lara Caval-
lero of Balboa, lnterclub
Council preaident; Anita
Henun of Huntin&ton Beach,
publicity director; \4aJY Par-
mer of Costa Meta, aocial
events comnuuioner; Sbawo
\1urphy of Costa \4eu, aru
.,d auembiieacommi uaoner:
PREPARING for Commodofe's Ball as a
fi tting climax to Lido Isle Yacht Club's
opening day ceremonies are, from left,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cetf; Mrs. M.A.
Richley Jr., wi fe of the commodore; Mrs.
Robert Hadden, and Rear Commodore
Joseph Col esworthy. <Stuart Ore* er photo)
Blair Thompson of Westmin-
ster, rally commissaoner, and
William O'Neil of Costa ~esa,
plannana comnussioncr.
Elected representatJvc-at-
large to the OCC Student
Counctl were Bj II Ackennan
of Costa \1esa; Jaclt Chappel
of Anaheam; Doug Dorflin&er
of Newport Beach; Kerry
Grant of La gun a Beach; Bob
\1unce of "lewport Beach ,
Bob Newman of Newport
Reach; Bill Redinaton of
Costa \1esa; and Fred Ruf of
'cwport Beach.
LIYC OPENING DAY JUNE 5
Saturday, June S it dle
date act for Lido Isle Yacht
Club's open ina day cere-
monica followed that evenina
by the Commodore'• Ball, to
be held in the clubbouae.
The formal nar-rai aina
ceremony will be held at 11
a.m. when Commodore M.A.
Rjchley Jr. will preaent flaa
officera, directora, atarr
conmodores 11nd local di&-
ni~ea.
Boau will be open for in-
spection atattina at 10 a.m.
•d will be "dreued ship"
fo r the occuion. The fleet
or yachts will be under the
direction of Paul Connally,
fleet captain, and Dr. Ter-
rMce \1oran, Jl)rt captain.
Ani ati na Comnodore Ri ch-
ley will be Dr. William Has-
ke II, vi ce-conmodore, 11 nd
Joaeph Coleaworthy, rear
commodore.
The cocktail hour prior to
the Commodore' a Ball wi II
be&in at 7 o'clock, with din-
ner pl111ned for 8 p.m. follow-
IrS "EVERY-BODY" Lle tiiiOMer{tll uw ou-
aiu awilft ... if afA iU Ollllt otte-aiu atporGU
bro! .. Evcf)'-Botly" •4apu il•elf 10 yotu fi«tVt
U.e ;,.., • ., yo• •lip i11•iu. lc' • Rou 1/orie Rei/' •
('•at fu!UMa iuo i11 ca •lr«<cA ,.,Loll h it tAot
flatter• •"•'1 &lid yo• o-.. .. {i11 yo• ao 11att~r•
olly yo• c-'".,. il MHlltlely •••• uflenteallt.,
204 Marine Ave.
Tel. 673-3300
Ralboe lal..d
ed by dancina to the music
of Don \1eans and h1 s or-
chestra.
The club's entertainment
chaJrmM, Rear Commodore
Colesworthy, has appoanted
\tr. and \1rs. Ro bert Cerf a s
ball chairmen. Tbe1r com-
mittee will 1nclude \trs.
James Bradeson, decorations;
\1rs. John Londelius, 1nvita·
tions, \1rs . Robert Hadden,
hors d'oeovres; and ~1r. and
\ira. Cerf, who will take re-
servation 1 ,
Craag Curus of Newport
Beach was elected sopho-
more class preaadent for the
l!J65-M year.
Scott Lefaver of Fountain
Valley was chosen Associa-
ted \1en Students pre sad en L
Lynne Rerry of Costa '\1esa
was elected to the pres1dency
of the Women Students.
ITS
"EVERY-
BODY"
' • reid
' or wit/a iu <.eer i""er bra if ro• tL;&It. Evert
"Every-BoJy" AtU it& OtiJit pltUti~ lrut~el ca.se ...
pn{ut for poppi11~ 111&o a bead ~. 6&oM-ue~ "'
tlt.e cor's 6lolle co111pOTCMut. ltavHII o" laattJ for
rour poola.Je put&' [,. red. 110"'. royoJ bl•e or
blaclr, 112.
... 11 CISTI llU
270 f::aat J 7dll Sc.
Tel. ~1222
Coeta Mesa
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PH. 646-93A3Costa Mesa
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Professional
Directory
INSURANt:£ ...
FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANCE NEEDS
ROBl-RTSON -S<\0! IIR
I~SL RANCl-
3333 E. COast H..,..
MOTHERS DAY took a special signifi-
cance th is year for Mrs. Nathan Jones,
Mrs. Charles Cot1on, Mrs. William Cowan,
and tArs. R.P. Connolly (left to reght).
These 4 Newport ~each women v1s1 ted
sons Dole, Charlie, J im, and Peter, re-
spectively, ot the Cotol1no I slond 'A>ys
Prep School dureng the school's firs t
ever open house. The federal government
took over the school 3 doys after Pearl
Harbor, and hdd not encouraged such
goings on in the intervening almost 25
year s. And where were the fathers while
the mothers were pos1ng for the picture?
::;iving their sons on ob,e ct lesson on
how to play winning softball.
C'omna d•l ~~tar -673-38!)0
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...
BALTZ
MORTUARIES
1741 SU P ERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
~ld·o'tay b-2424
3520 E. COAST HIWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
O Riole 3-IHSO
s;, c~ 1942
F'nendly Nelfhbomood
~rvic-e
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broad way
U 8·3433, 8·3434 Costa Mesa
107 'guards' washed out
In recent' ear compelltwn
for the o;umrner JOb of 'lle~o~<
port Heach IJ!eguard has be·
Cllmt: ver. keen 1ndeed. It
almos t leads line to believe
that the 1mage o f a loll111g,
<~un-bron zed !IUarJ, "1th
'elected "ere ass1gneJ to a
~ wec:k-enJ tra1mng program.
f he cand1date!> "dl be
graJeJ dunng th1s penod,
an d lhc: topmen l11red as life-
guards. nle uthers will be
placc:d nn a re sc:rve li s t.
. n11th1ng better tt~ Jo than tn
lgnnre lhe aJvance ~ pf fa\\n-occ to stage
mg !~!mall!,. 'TlU!>l be a true u k bl
poruapl. ' nsin a e'
\\hdher It 1' ••r n"t. lhc: Orange ( uast College Jrama
rec1p1ent' ••I the ..:llvc:teJ m-,tru..:ll•r '•'hn F-ord needs
l'thllii.Jn J1> nut ~.wne b\ 11 ·· Jt.ll•r<. ,lnt~er'. Jancers, ea,11\. On 'Ia\ I". o,nrne I~., '1Uo,lcl an'> qag.: hanJ -;. elec-
rwpefuls b.:!!an the: .tnnual tfl..:lan:. and p.unter-,."
"ewport I 11eguarJ <;ervlcc f he rc.t'••n"' I he 0('( J rama
tests h' Jc:term1nc :.ea<>l•nal Jer<Himc:nt', ~mmer fheater
anJ luturl! pefTTlanent .l!> '1gn· \rh \' r •• ~ .. hnp '"11 present
-rent' tn !11.: ,taiL \II ou t \l~r~J1 lh '\Ill •0· ., a ·' .. .. ''' ' urn u"a) ~~~"ere "lnnrmc:J •ut. hi t ... fhe l n'lnll.a blc \lt,llv
''fllC ... ~ "lf\'IVed J I non. 1\r .. ~n." \u~. ~throu gh"· .
:netcr '"I.., 1n th.: ... urf. \ftcr \uJ1 t11>n<; and regl ~tratllm
W;;;;;t.etcliff Chapel a hall an 111•ur rcq the\ ~ere •'Ill be cnndu..:teJ June ~I at
loU b)ected tP J grueling 1100-II '() p.rn. 1n the !)('( auJI-
1'111, yard run-o,-..lrn-run-""lm .:nrn-tr•flum. Per'inns Interested 1n 11 ~~~ peutwn that ndrrn \\eJ the the: 'h''"· hov.c:ver, rn a~ re-
427 E. 17tft ST. fidd to ~'. T"enty-f1vc: of gl!>lcr fnr "Theater o\rt s
COSTA MESA the rema1ntng v.ere JroppeJ "\n" Junng O('C''s regular .. ,...... f "-:============~a~t~e~r~l~n~t~e r~v~1 :e:w~s.;., :w~h~d~e~th~e~1~0~ summer se", 1 nn re g1 s trati on pc:n nd, \\h1 ch v.1 ll '>tart June
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NEWPORT MACH. CA.UtrOitHIA
THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES: 9:00 o."'. Fo,.i ly Worship ~ Junior Church
9:.45 a .m. Oturch School & Adult Clan
11 :00 o.lft. Festiva Worship
The Rev, Jame s G. Blain, Pastor
\tr. Robert L. L arson, La) AssiStant
Phone 54.3631
f r1 r thr u ,,,d 'JI (,nd
TS qu1rlt, anJ pr,u. rrtul,
and ~h arp rr tl>t1n an\
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and"'''"'~ '" t i>r rrarr
Gristian Sc ience
Services
nasT CH\JacB OF'
aDIST.scu:NTIST
3)03 Vta Lulo
Newport Beach
SJNOA Y SCHOOL
9: IS o.m. oncl 11 o.m.
SUNDAY SERVICES
9: IS -11 o.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING I"'·"'·
READING ROOM
·-~~ cl41}'a: 9 ...... -s , .....
W.4noacl41}': 9 o.m. -7:<lS p.M.
Tuoacloy oncl Fricl~JY:
9 ...... -s , ..... , 7-9 , .....
~ncloy : I p.m. -4 p .m.
ECONO CH\J&CH OF'
C81118T. SCIENTIST
Newport Beach at
Corona del Mar
Jl39 East Coast Htahway
SUNDAY SC HOOL 9: IS ..... .
SUNDAY SERVICE 11 ..... .
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 1:00 , .....
READfNG ROOM -
3839 East Coaat H1ahway w..a. cleya: 10 o.m. · l Jl·"'· ·~·•cloy: 10 ..... -• , .....
].7:50 , ..... ; 9-9:30 , .....
,.,.cloy: 10 •·"'· -9 It·"'·
F"lr8t laptiM Churda
of eo.ta M..a
8aptiat liblc FellowiiUp
f /ndrflrnd,.rrt Riblf' Hapt1s t 1
Santa Ana A ~la ...
D:. P. G. M~umann, ,._
SUPfDA Y SDVJCD
t :45 a.m. Su.DclaT SdMel
1 l :CO a.m. Moraine .........
e:cop.m. ~ u.a-
7:top.m. ~WI t'•
WED!OIDAY
7:.20 p.m.. ·--...,
t: 00 p.m. rr.,. Mwct•
Lutheran Churda
Of the Mcmter
Lut'h~an
~urch in Ame~
3545 East Cout Hlp .. ,
Corona del Mer
PASTOit nNtlt cuet Phon~: ORtot. 3·5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9 a.m. --Family worship
1nclud1n& Sunday 0\urc:h
School
11 :00 a.m.--Wonbl •
First Baptist Gurch
CSOUTH~RN)
CO.OMA DEL MAR
COAST HWY, AT MACAA'n4\JR
BIU.. TOLBERT. PASTOA
67l-66H 67J.Jl16
SlntDA Y SCHOOL ..... ~ ••
..o•MtMG WO.SMI~ ••• I 11• ••
I~ Jnd cnnunuc: <)n ""eekJav:.
lh rou&h June ~.:!. \II who p~r
llt.lp:ne 'llUst reg1sta, \h.
I u rd <ta1J.
'le 'a1J he anllc1pates at
lea!>t ~50 people will be
needed to s tage tht ITIUSica l.
~c:hear-,al-, arc: \t:heJulc:J for
11 '0 '" Q ") ~o~.ed.nqdll!> from
June:!.
lEGAL NO TIC c
\(JnO lTI ( fHil "T'I A:-
:'1 I'~ RJOfl (J)( Hl I If TH f
"I<\ If I H (<\I IHIH\1<\ t O H
(01'\ r\ O f ORA\G f
\n. <\ -'10753
f .. 181" nf frank L St-h ... arz, ,,,., ... ,.,.,L
\ll'n U I ~ IH Rf.AY GIH~
In th,. fTI"ditnro~ o f the aho\'r-
'I>VIl,.rl rll"r'"rlt>nl that all person11
hHvtnll rl aiml'l Aiiain~t tht> 80id
,j.,,.,.df'nl ..,,. required to lilt"
thf'm, With thf' nf'c::eai!I•Y vou ch-
"""' in 1h .. offic::P of the elm of
th" 10hov .. Pntl LIPd I'OUrt. or to
r rf'-nt them, w\Lb tht" nece&-
<~nrv vuucht"r'l, to tbP u.nder-
'~IIIJII."d at c, o H llrWOOd, H efff'T-
n_,, ~df'O & Corfman, <\ttor-
nPv~ at I.a ... , 3355 Yia Lido,
'l;f'wport R...ac-h, California which
i!l tbt" plare of boainf'sa o f the
undf'rlliiiJied 1n all matters peT·
tarninj! to t h" f'&tate o f said
rl~"Cf'dent, within •i• montba
aft" thP first publication of
thia noti~.
DatPd \4ay 18, 1965
\Ill. OR ED RUOC ER SCHWARZ
\4ildn:d Ra dler Schwan
1-:J:ecutrh o f the Will of tbe
above n..,ed decede-ut
H•wood, Heffernan, Soden &
Corfman
AttDrneye lit Law
33SS VIa Lido
N..-wpon Rtladl, California
673-8080
AttDrney11 for •:~recutrh
Publillh: May '1:7, J une l. 10,
17, 1965, in the Newport Harbor
F.nai~.
FRIGHTENING VIEW FROM
HAJ40LEIARS, W1MOSHIELD
P 1 f t e e n-year-o I d C ar y
ALEX McL~=oo. soctJI st.:-
dies teacher at ~os ta ',Aesa
High, has recently recetved
an "::: ast-Nest r entl'r"
grant to a ttend the Su'l rt1er
lnst1 tute ~.m ~s1an Studies
at the Jn1 vers•ty of Hch¥ait
from June 21 to June 30. He
ha s been teaching in the d1 s-
trict for 5 years, and was
recently apPOi nted chairman
of the social s tudies depart-
ment at \4esa High. Only 2
such sc!"lolarshq>s are given
in each of the SO states.
ROAD CREW ACTIVE AT
STREET RESURFACING
The 'llc"-port Beach ~bile
"or~s department 1S kecp1ng
an a lmost con tant hand m at
rt:!>urfac1n g road .
La\1 week ll5 crew com-
pleted the portton of Tuo:un
-\vc:. that reaches from \Iann-
ers \tile to Avon St. S1nce
\lo nday they have been re·
p aving the C'l1fHiaven stretch
o f Cliff Or. from Irvine Ave.
to Dover Or. About today
they should fin ish the pro-
ject, and beain addina a fresh
top to lrvtne Ave. from Dover
Dr. to Ht&hland Dr. 1n Harbor
H1ghlands.
STRONG HIHT C..VEN
An unsiahtly stack o f old
pier pihnas at Bays1de Vll-
laae ha been the subJect
of several complaJnts by the
tsatler park restdents. A
prankster dec1ded to force
the manaaement to take ac·
u on. Over the weekend he
placed next to the pile a
Ia rae sian. vui ble from E.
Coast Hwy., wh1ch read
"Bayside Dump."
Summer session longer .. TAPPED'' POl MOMOIS
The Otuao Coaat Colleae
196S 1ummor seuion -A
week• in lenad\ and wi th
evenina claues ro r the firat
lJmo -will start June ll.
Pre·t ouion counaelina for
prospective 1tudents will be
available in tbe Counsolina
Center, 2701 Pairvic:w ~oad,
Coa ta \1eaa, June 7 throuab
18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Summer reaiatt.-tion will be
conducted in Basi I II. Poter-
aon Gymnasium June 14
throuah 22. Daytime reaistra-
tion hours will be 9 a .m. to
noon and 1 10 4 p.m. June
14 throuJh June 11 ; 9 to 1 1
a.m. June 18; and Q a.m. to
noon and 1 to 3 p.m. June 21
and 22. F.ven&n& regtstsation
wtll be conducted from 6 to
Q p.m. June 14, 16, l t and
22 m the l)'mnaswm.
'llo reaJStrations will be
taken after J une 22.
Sbadentt must be 11 yeera Kadly Courtney, claM_..ter
or a1e or hold 1 hiJh achool of Mr. and Mn. Willard
diploma to attend awnmer Courtney or 611 St. Jamea
c:lauu. Pl., Cliff Haven, It Ofte or Student~ who will enter 30 fruhmen co-edt tappad at
0 an hoaora convocatioa at lhe raoae Coa•t Colleae Cor chc Univeui"' of Redlandt ror firat time and who have not "1
membership nut year in
taken prOo'reai strati on u .ami-Spurs, sophomore honoraty
nations mu•t take the teals •ervic c oraanization. The
before ~I)Je lina and reais-new members are selected
ttation. each' sprina on the basis o f ............... ............ Testina will be by appoint-acholauhip and outatandina
ment only. Appointments may achievement and aervic:e.
made by telcphonina the •••••••••••••••••••••••• Counaelina Center a t 540-
16 10, extension l OS or 206.
Tests will be adminiatered
at 3 p.m. daily June 7 throu&h
11 and 14lhrouJh 18 in lfome
Economics Butldina ~oom
So. I.
FventnJ testtn& will be
conducted June 11 and 16 at
6 p.m. in the OCC Forum bu·
ildina and June 21 and 22 in
Sctence &uldina 'loom o. 2S.
<J'1tee C:Oe ~t llelr~
PillE 141·4437
Pupil ratios compared SIIYIII COSTA -~ _. •• ,_, IU8
3 am ous or :Jine Qualit
1\ ith the If arbo r -\rea
~chool uni fication elec-
t inn just over 11 month awav,
comparisons between the
~ewport 1each and Cosr.a
\lesd elementarv district8
are b~inl( drawn. upt. Hoy
\n.lersen of the ~ewport
'le..rch district has hearJ one
~et nf fi~ture~ re~tardi na pupi~
tt'd~:hcr ratios used whicfl he
cnn "1dcr"' to be incorrect und
w t~ht-" tn "P•~e
"Thev include their rt'me·
dial readin~ teacher in their
fij{\1res, while we Jon't. and
there are many other discre·
pan c1es tn the methods used
to am ve at the rauo.''
To Met the record s trai ~ t,
\sst. ~upt. 1\'illiam 'liuer of
Ut~ 'lj <'Wfl0r1 l)istri Ct and Or .
ll eu ben Law, C osta \lesa' s
curriculum Jirector, ~~;o t to-
~tether to orri ve ut these com-
Jlilrable fii(Urt•<~:
PI 'PIJ.. PFil TF \Cin:ll
JOHNNIE'S LIQUOIS
DEE COO~. Owaer
1537 lAST COAST HIGHWAY
COlOMA DIE L MAl, CALIP.
TELEPHONE ORiole J-7 $)0
·· 11.-pnrt.., that thl' rn~ra~t~
( o"l.t '.lc-~u 'Ia<~ <~room ~:nn-
1810 .. nnl, 11 .1 -.tu.lt-nt mort'
th110 Ill \ f'W flOrl f\1'11tf1 (I"._U It
frnu l1qur e .. thdt •\rc nnl cnllt-
pur.thlc . It'., tht' .. u•nc-nlcl
'41 1rv ~1 , ·~mpurtnl! dl'l'l•· ..
.Jnol or..snlll."._," l-o t' c·\.pl<~.n,..
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l. ~.-; 1n.~ l~ n 1.2
:-.'-1 1' Q 2l'l 2.0
\II ~troJe ._
:Y•.n 2C1 .~ l.~
Mutual names manager
The vacancv 1n lhe -aaff
1>f the: C'Mona Jel \iar off1ce
nf \lutual ~av1ngs anJ Ll•an
\l>!.llC iatll>n ,,f Pasadena,
liCCa:.l~>ned by the Jeath
earli er th1 s monlh of V1 ce
PreMJent 11chard T. \lc-
C'ulloch, " be1ng filled by
the appc11ntment o f \lutual' s
\'1cc PresHlcnt llarolJ q,
Oettman a manager o f the
office.
"Jial" Oc:ttman has been
assoc1 atec.l w1th \lutual Sa-
VIna for more lhan ten y ears,
both at theu Pasadena home
offi ce .tnJ as manag~r of
lheu "est <\rcad1a office.
lie 1s a graduate of Iowa
~ate Cn1verstty and member
of Ph1 K"ppa rau fraternity.
f'tunna World War II he set·
ved 1n the c;outh Pac1fic
theater as a first lieutenant .-,r arullery. He ts acuve m
Ktwant s and Chamber of
Commerce activities. His
family mclude s h1s w1fe.
Charlo tte, 4-year-old daugh·
OUT OF llfE FRYING PAN
~obert Heavey, who once
headed the U. C). Embas~y $e-curi ty forces in Leopoldvi II e,
Conao Republic, as a Foreian
Serv1 ce officer, will direct
the c ampus police force at
the Un1vers1ty of Califomta,
lrv1ne, when it opens next
fall. As chtef security o ffi·
cer for the campus, he •ill
be charaed w1th coordinatJna
C8mpus police actJvtties wi th
city and county law enforce-
ment aacncies.
Ha l Dett.•
ter, Sandra, and son David,
who IS 2.
William ~. C\ammons, 'A~o~·
tual Sav1nas sentor vice·
prestdent, will continue hu
loan development operations
from the Assoc11tion' a C()ll.1
2867
T a , 0 ' The a ay -Via Li.Aa • & Newport Bl•cf.
Hewpor1 leech
CUSTOM HOMES -REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Penoaalbed Servin
DON L ILDIR
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
UIS
35 Yurs 1n Newport Be,.• h
~. 67~
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS -All SIZES -All TYPES
Te ... llla•a: JA.dl:aee 7-UH
.U ~ I._... D30 S. Mala. S..to A-.
*CROWN HARDWARE *
CUT • .• . OJUoJ. WE "A BOVIEJIOI.D &EiriEJfT STORE" ......
KEYS FDfE PAIJIITS ~·~
11" .LUT COAST .sWAY .. COa OJtA DEL MU
Include us in your plans.
You are cord.tally mvtted to
•uend Church Serv1cea and
10 use the Readtna Room.
nAtNtMG UMtON ........ ....-.
~VlMIMG wott .. t~-11• ,..,
ftDMlSOA Y SI.YtCI7t tS ,..,
Nli.SUY ~IIOYtOD
Sdtwanelte, 4Sl Bolero Way,
We• t Newport Hciah'-. rode:
h11 bicycle eastbound on W.
Coast Hwy. aaainst the flo w
of uaffi c, May A, a~~d ran head
on inco an automobile driven
by Jeffrey Rtm1ltow, 23S
Prospeet SL,Newpon Shores .
The 17-year-old drhcr wu
j Ull complctittJ a riJtU Ultn
f10t1 RiYeraick A•e.,Marincra
Mile. whea he ao nuiely ar•••d th• ro-a tlite rider.
Bank of America Home Improvement Loans.
3262 l rM4 Street, Mew,.rt He ltltta
l•loltOIIW* .• ~ (;o tiU'flltUttl,
H,b,rtJ '" TlufJU>g, EtuJ~J~eliuJ ill ltiulH
0.. Thome a 8. ttoonl, Min11tet
Uuuc:h School (Ot all .,u, 10 a.m. S.nday
Sunday WOfs•ip •• 11 e.m.
NuiMty C•• Prcw•d
TEL£PNOflfti ..Z..l7..0
c.., ••• ,...,. 1M ... ~
tailled no ., .. a iajlariu,
aiiMollt ba lallr CIIIIIPIU.d
of ,... ia oee ol ~. lap. n ... cycle , ... WC'Ie; h
hid 10 .... ., •••• --··
Gla. PCHt Till ,eca·s
Mr. _, ...-_ OIUW w. P-.anz o.. ~ Ba1· ..... .. ,.. .. ., .......
.., ... P' -· 1'7, ill ..... " .... ....
Wbetber you're remodelin& your kitehen, ac:lding an extra bedroom,
or pabatinc the houae inlide and out, plan on a Timeplan-llaaM
lalprOftment Loan to pay for the job. You c:an boJ'I"OW n.ooo,
p,aoo. P,OOO-whatever you need -at )ow 6aU rat. ..t tab
11J to Mftn yean to repay. Arrantlna for a Tlmeplaa Rome
l•ro•••at Loan ia limple: juat apPIJ t.1uoq1a ,_.. n....
plu dlelitr or eontaactor-or at ~ lluiE ol A.erla braDeb.
, ...... ••••n•• c-•• , •• --.~. .................
UIH· .. -:t~.,.'f:.;r._ YD.
C0"'0.A D&'-. """"' ., ..... ,
IE A GOOO MEIGMIOI
1f you ate a newcomer, or
know or a newcomer to
ihe Harbor Area who hu
not been welcomecl, do
her a ruor by caJiina the
Harbor Visitor between
S and tO a .m., and lhe
wi II call on your friend
with valuable infonnatioo
Md &ifts from frienclJy
business firma whfdl
stand rea4y 10 help her
become acquainted with
her new aurroundinaa.
PHILHARMONIC SOCI ETY officers: -.
from left, Edwin F. Steen, new ly elected
l)fesident, and Mrs. John F. Porter, new-
ly elected vice president in charge of
Woman's Activlti es, are being con gratu-
lated by retiring officers, Or. Lloyd P.
Smith, president, and Mrs. William Hol-
stein, vice president, (Stuart Orolcer
photo)
STEEN HEADS MUSIC SOCIETY
THE HAIIOR VISITOR
Pl.one: HY ~9)61
The moat auceeuful year
to date wu loaaed durin a
the lnoual meetina or the
Oranae County Philharmonic
Society at the Irvine Coaat
Counuy Club.
sxeaident-finance and trea·
surer; ~rs. Wm. Holstein,
vice-president-women's com-
mittees; \1rs . Ralph Tandow-
alty, vice-president, public
relattons.
Incumbent Jirectors are Ur-
ban Beh, \1rs. F.r1c Ourand.
Ira ~. Fnsbee, Clifford
lialces, \1rs. Edward \1iuel-
man, \trs. Wm. A. \1oses Ill,
Dr. Oan1el G. Aldnch Jr.,
\1rs. Lloyd L. Aubert, \1rs.
Sydney B. Gaynor, \trs. 'Wm.
S. Uolste1n, \1n;. John L.
Laun Jr .. John \I. Rau. \irs.
Ralph Tandowsky, and JOhn
A. Vibert.
ln outltntng the Soctety's
program for the tW,~ft con-
cert season, \1r. Steen an·
nounced at least 5 concerts
by the Lo Angeles Philhar-
moniC Orchestra wtth /.ub1n
\4ehta, mus1cal dtreetor, and
guest conductors anJ solo-
IS!~> of world renown. a guest
appearance of the Cleveland
<iymphony Orchesua, George
Szell conducting. and addl-
uonal concerts to be announ·
ced at a later liatA:.
Edwin f . Steen of Corona
del ~ar wu elec ted presi-
dent, auceeedina Or. Lloyd
P . Smith, who was pteaident
for the put 2 years. Other
officers arc Clifford Hakes,
first Yice-preaid.ent; Mrs.
Jobn P. Porter, vice-pre ai -
dent 1nd dlai rman o f women' •
activitiea; ~ra. Ralph Tan-
dowalty, vi c.,.prcaident and
Chairman of public relat1on s ;
'An. Sydney B. Gaynor, VIce-Judge warns Cass Daley
/. o-.u F•rpeoa, C.L.U.
president-finance and trea-4\entenCing Of entertainer
lUter; ~n . Edward Mittel· Cas~o Oaley of Bay ~ores
min, recording secretary; and has been postponed unul
Tonance Dodds, correspond· June 7 ((I allo~~o her and her
ina secretary. "S-year-old husband, Frank
L.IFE INSURANCE PLANNING Board members re-elected Jo.:m sella, to attempt a re·
are \1u. John F. Porter, Or. conctllatton. FOR THE
f1" A IIIII.. Y BUSINESS Smith, \4r. Steen, \4rs. Arthur \1unlcipal Judae Y.tlham ESTATE ENPL.OYEE Strock, and John Scott C'hn slensen conti nued the lliE CONNECTICUT .._,TUAL
UFE llfSURANCE COIIFANY
n, Bl-Clli# Co . .s._, IU6
Trotter. hean n& \1ay 18 rather than
New board members are Ed-1mpose a J&d sentence or
ward A. Pelleann, Ralph F. fine on the 49-year-old co-
Buter, \4ra. Junea P . Judin. medicnne sinaer. She was
Mrs. Jefferaon Scoville and convicted by a JUry last
Or. Edward Shaobrom. month of fumuhina beer to
1617 WESTCl.l FF DR.
SUIT£205
NEWPORT BEACH, CALl F.
642..()655 The put year's aucceuful her aon. Dale, 16, and con·
culmtnation was reporte<! by tributJng 10 h1s delinquency.
\4n. Lloyd L . Aubert. v1ce· Finea could total SI ,SOO. ------------------------------~~-----------------------
GET THE BUG
IN EUROPE
SAVE A BUNDLE ON IMPORT COSTS
Chid Iverson s Europeon Delivery Pion
is eosy ond cor sove you hundreds of
dollors. Order your cor through Iverson
ond presto your cor will be wo;tinq for
you when you orriv e on Europe. Just tell
him where you wo nt it delo vered:
and the maxtmum J&ll sen·
tenc e would be 18 months.
''I'm •nteres ted 10 try1ns
to keep th1 s family together."
atd Judge Chnsten~>en. lie
warned, however, that he
wanted results.
The lo(lnsellas separatA:J
recently after 23 years or
mamage. \1r . io(m sella hu
been llvln& 1n Palm Ouert,
and \1iss Oaley at the fasmly
home at 1 ~1 1 Bayshore Or.,
Bay 4ihores.
\4r. K1nsella managed \1us
Daley's career when she
worked 10 vaudeville, sum-
mer stocl •• opereuas. mov1es.
rad1o , telev1ston. and re-
cordang. C\tnce 1Q 50, he h as
worked only occaswnall~.
and he has managed t.heu
Investment~.
$9 MILLIOI'f BUDGET
FOR JUI'fiOR COLLEGE
4, leTttltiVe 196_5-6(1 budget
of SQ,08Q,674 has been pre·
sented to the Orange Co a~l
Jun10r C'olleae Ot strt ct
trustees.
D1stnct Supt. 'lorman r.
Vr'atson sa1d the main Item 1 ~
U ,Ol8,l51 for "capital oul·
lay," of wtu ch almost S)
million IS 1n reserve for con·
suucuon of Golden West
Colleae 10 Hunbn&ton Beach.
The preltmtnar) budaet 1 s
based on a tax rate of sli&ht-
ly more than 53 cents per
Sl OO of asseued valuation.
:'-jo tal increase over the
1964-65 fiscal year IS fore-
c aa L
New group aids clinic NEWPORT HARBOR ENSJGM
SECOND SECTION - -PJ&e 3
TliURSOAY, MAY 27, 1965
CORONA oa MAR, CALIF.
South Coasters, a &roup of
maniod couplet 10 the Har·
bor Azea, ha•e oraani&ed ••
a new IUpp<>rOn& &roup O(
the South Coaat Child CA.Ii-
dance Clinic. Thelf purpose
ia to raiac funds for the low-
fee psych1aui c clin1c for
children in Newport Beach.
Dr. Jerrel Richards or Lido
ltlc waa elected pretident
of the South Coasters at a
party at the home of Clinic
Pre11dent John \4. 'tau of
Balboa. Other officet• are
Hanooclc Bannina liT, first
vice · prea1dent; \4rs. David
Land, second YI Ce-prelldenl,
Patrick Chase, treasurer,
1nd \1n. Edw1n P1nst er,
secretary.
A new members party w1ll
be held •n June '" the home
of Dr. and \1rs. ~orman Wa t-
ton, 407 Even1n1 Stat Ln.,
Dover Shores.
The orig1nal oraanizauonal
aalhertna of the aroup wu
held in lhe home of \1r. and
\1n. Robert Bameaon. \1ti.
Bameaon, v1ce pres1dent
and membership chatrman ol
the CIJntc Board. muuduced
Dr. Rtch ard J. llun ter and
Dt. Stuart Wilson uf the Cit ·
ntC ilaff. -.ho prebented II
CUe hiSlLlr) typ1cal of the
pauents betng treated at !he
South Cnas t C'hdJ < l1Jh1an~e
Clin1c .
After heaung of the fun~:·
llOOI or the CliniC, a group
dec1ded unan1m1•usl~ ll' o r-
ganu.e lhe South ( tlhlers 11>
a benefl! spon onns aroup
"ltmlled to en)llVable fund
ra1sins w11h fev. bu~>tnc~o~>
meeungs."
< ... ~ l ~ '~
Season?
Before the 1920s. if e men wore e coat
thet didn t match his trousers he wes either
going on ~fari or hed e disorganized closet.
Not so to de y. A cerefull y un-matched
sportcoet end sleds is the me nstoy of e
men s le sure wardrobe.
~
Lido sailors will race ~
in Nationals at Detroit ! <
Its a good t~ing. too. or wed heve Ne ....
port s best selection of non . selling sport
coe+s end slech not to mention sportshirt•
end sweaters.
nere ond
if you con t afford both e voce·
a wardrobe. buy the wordrobe
let your mind wander Twc1 Ltdo Isle Yacht Club
JUnior satlors, Cieorge Van·
dervort, sk 1 pper, and Judy
D1ngle, crew, wdl partl ct-
pa te 1n the '-orth 4.men ca' ~
lntercollega ate team races to
be held 1n Octroi!, \1tchtgan ,
June 20-27 .
Last year' nauonal we re
held 1n BntJsh ('olumbt a,
where young Vandervort won
the :loben \1. 1\llan perpc·
rual troph) as tnd1Y1dual
h1 gh potnl champiOn dunng
the ~Ja, rac1ng event. 9oth
\andervorl and lltnsle were
aw.udeJ the \\alter C'. V.ood
Perpetual a~ part llf the .,.1n·
ntng team 1n the lnter-01s·
Ul ct 1ea11 races repre .. enttng
'ian Otel!n ~late [t"'lll ege.
Recent!) the (\an ll1egn
State Sat ling T carr, I rhe
>\ztec <\at hng ( lub) 'OCoreJ
.m 1mpre'i'1ve VICto f\ over
.:1gll l other cnlle&n tl, qual·
tfy I ll comrete 1n th1s ,·ear',
'-auonals ror the fourth l.tln·
~ecutt"e year.
£loth V anJervort anJ Dm·
gle are &raJuate' of L1Jn
LEGAL NOTICE
0 R li t ILATt.. OF Rl SINf..S.'I
fic tiuo us F'lrm 'llan11"
THE t;"''DER. lCSlD do.-.
hf'Tf'b" Cf!f"tlf'\' that Shf!" '" COO•
ductin~t • !ltatiool"ry bu .. ,nt"sr<
at 3337 f.:. Coal'!it Hi,dl.,.·n ·, Cor-
ona df'l \Car, CaiHom••· undf"r
tht" fic:111ious firm namf' of
of Corona ti.-1 \t>tt !'>lalounf'T,.
and that ,.a1d fom o'< """'P""'"t!
nf thl' followinor p,.r....,n who,.,.
n .. m .. on full otn•i pl11r,. ~~ ,...,.o. d,n,..,. ,.,,. tt' fnllr.¥11 '""• tn·~lt
\t~trJCar<; IJ ,o~u, lll.l "u""'''l
J)"""· lllullo,.r, r tlofnmo ..
lrl r\. :.,~o, "'' hM'I tho" -,h <Ill'
"f 'ti~tv, lllt"IO:,.
\i 411(•'"''1 H I IIII
·TAn. m < \ll .lltt\1'
COl \T)" I H IIH \\!.t ''·
0\ THI' -~n 1.,, d '''"· J<J,.,;,
hf'fn,... m,.., " '"I "' I'" !•I•' "' ant! fDr 'auf rnunl\ an•l .. liUI',
''""d1o11 th,.r,..ao. lui' <Oit'lrO'-
"'ionf'd an.! .. w.,rd, p,.~·nal h
app,.arl"d \lari{Bt,.l lloilll, ~no"'n
to mf" to b,. th,. P'"""on who"•
oam .. I" "ubiW'Tll..-ol to 1h" "llh·
10 on!OtTU.mf'nl, And ~trk nowlt>dlf"'<l
to ml" thai .. h,.. f'llf'CUII"d thf'
.. em ...
II IT'Iif...S." mv hand and o ffic io!
.. ... I.
~athiM>n c~
\otarv Publ11 ,·n and for sao•l
Countv an•l '~tilt".
\tv \.omml'••unn "'ro r .... Jun,. ll,
1966.
Publish: \tav 13. ~. ::-. Junr
3, 1965 oo th,. '•·wpnn H•rbor
Isle Yacht Club'~ Jumnr
sad•na program. Th~ v.dl
be part of an e1 ght member
team and wt ll compete v.1th
the top t team from each
of the silt nau on al d1v1 1.10n~.
To w1n the Southern Cal1-
fom1a d1V1s1on the} ~oa.Jieli
aga1 ns1 Cal 'itate Lon ~
:1eadl, 4\tanford, t:SC. Calif.
In Sli!Ute ur Technolo gy . l T
!L'.), L( ( anu 3arbaral
Cal. Y.estem L, and L Diver-
Sit) of C\an Otego.
Apparel for men a nd women
Corner Newport Blvd and Via Lido
2846 Ea~l Co~t Highv;a y
Coro na dd Mar, California
P.AT OLIV"E:R
INTE:FUORB
Living Room
Dining Room
Bedroom
up to
Comp/,/,
::!J,cora I i '11J
pho ne 6i S -SSSO
Fronce. ltoly. Greot Britoin, lrefond.
Germony Denmork, Belgium. Sw itzer-
lond or The Netherlonds. Chid Iverson
hondles everything: purchose. delivery,
insuronce. licensing-the works. Tour
Europe in your own cor ond sove; im·
port your own cor ond sove. Chid lver·
son is your only outhorized VW deoler
in the Horbor oreo ond con deliver your
VW completely equipped to Americon
specificotions. Coli for free li teroture
Be at Peace With the World at Headquarters for Mu • lC
Md informotion.
NIWPOitT llYD. AT 22ft4 ST. • NIWPCMIT
fiALaOA PININSUU)
1970 HAaiCMt IOUUVUD • COSTA MUA
.7,-otOO _AI c~ --.,..
p , a. C.-ti CK IVERSON I S Al..80 TH ONl-Y A VTHORIZEO DEA LER FOR PORSCHE
IN T Ha N!.WPORT HARBOR A REA.
Real Values! on PIANOS
and ORGANS
Floor Model and Rental Returns
It's New From Conn i(
A Star Is Born
91N ~ ~~if ll.ol lit ~ftola~ rAjll'#t
-. ,-~ k. jJa, awl~ ;, ~t ~ ~.
CONN THEATRETTE ORG
Tria I P~»riod for .10 Daya
$1895 -Gould Music Co.
Antique White & and Gotd $1995 ............... o. .. --.c... ....
II£WOIT HMIOI OIICII
IECOIO SEC'TIOI --Pai11 4
e
lMURSOAY, MAY 11, lt55
OOIIJIA DEL MM. CALIF.
current annual rate, paid quarterly
:sa,._. ••• .,. tile lt.• ..._ FKa ,_ 1•
mesa
gyjap
1-A t l81 7 MIII ....... CIIII ...
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LUCKY WINN ER of a money tree at the
Soroptlmlst's loth annual charity Nil
M1f 15 was Mrs. Marcia ~chan• of
Cotona del lllar, center. Mrs. Harold H.-
I*, at right, Club president 1nd lUSter
of cttemonles for th e program, presMtect
the prize. Mrs. Harold Swanson, at left,
Slllctd Ute 11'01'•, held at the Elk's
C,.., wilt 011tstillldl .. studeftts from her
OoreiiJ Je dMct ltiNio In Corona del
Mar. 8ettlr a. ~ .,ests ct.nced the
....... ...,, wt• proceeds going to
ftt Girls Cld Md Itt Child Guidance
Cent•. CHouse of Portraits photo).
~-......... _'-.....,..
'W''-........ ---·--
Pt.e.e I• y "' ~-
ORAIGE COAST IURSERY :;::
THE NUISEIY OF IIAND NAMES AND tlfiH
OUAUTY MERCHANDISE AT IEASONAILE PIICES
e One of the most complete stocked nurseries in Oran9e
County.
e Complete landscapin9 Service lncludin9 everythin9
necessary for the do-it-yourself landscaper.
e One of the most experienced and qualified Sales Staff
in Oran9e County.
F..t frM, at any time to stop in h•v• a cup of coffM on us, browse ·
wound. No ob5cJation fo you of COUtM. We lib to have you &oc* arou~
our nursery and t•• to our people •bout •ny nursery problem you m•y
han.
ORANGE COAST NURSERY
LANDSCAH CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN
310 w. W.O. Street, COita .....
One block east ef Hart.r Center -......_ 646 at'N
()peft S.V... Deys A W ... -I em. te 5 ,._.
Day
MAY
27 -28 -29 -30
NO FREEZER
TO
BUY!
WSCS installs oHicers
The Women' a ~iety of
Chriatian Service of Cbriat
Church by the Sea inatalled
the followina officers at a
recent candleli&ht ceremony:
\1rs . Ch arles Robinson, pre-
Si den t~ \1rs. \ioraan Lowery,
v1ce-pres1dent: \4u. Ch arles
James. recordina secretary,
and \1rs. Arthur \1iller, trea-
l>Urer.
The 1nstallauon ceremony
was conducted by \1rs. ~uth
llutch1 son. WhlltJ er dt strict
v1cc-presidenl.
<iecretau es of ltnes of work
tnclude: \1rs. Wtlltam Trusty,
mem bership cul uvatton, \Irs.
James Lamberth , miSSI Onary
SUSAN DOWN S, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Downs of
2505 Elden Ave., Costa Mesa,
who was Zon ta girl for March
at Costa Me sa High School,
was selected as Zon ta girl
of the year at the honor ban-
Quet at the high school. She
was presen ted with a $50
U.S. Sa vings bond.
education; Mra. Oonald Cro-
well, spiritual life; \1rs. Earl
Patterson, Christian socaal
re lations; \1ra. Robert lleath,
li terature and publication s;
\1rs. Ross Owen, supphes :
\1rs. &ad Flea taa, courtesy;
\4rs. Ronald Van 'icoyoc.
publtctty; \4rs. Robert \1c-
Ciurg, flowers, and \1rs. liar-
old 'llass, weddinas.
Ctrcle chaumen for the com-
ing year w1ll b~ \1r s. John
Haas and \1rs. \4aurice Sopp.
Fol lowina the installation,
lun cheon was served 1n riOOo-
ell llall by the Camauon
C1 rcle.
SPAHISH INSTRUCTOR TO
SUMMER IN MEXICO
\4ra. Daryl Wilson, a Spantsh
instructor at Newport llarbor
Hiah School, will parti cipate
lhi s summer tn a Califomaa
Teacher Assocuoon proJeCt
to be conducted in \1ex1 co.
She wtll teach 1n Atitlan, a
tuburb of ~exi co City. She
will assist a reaular \1exi can
1tiah school teacher 1n the
aeneral wo rk of the school,
and teach specifically 1n the
fields of En ali sh lanauaae
E d American culture.
Mra. Wi lson w1ll rece1 ve no
ulary for th11 work, bu t her
lodama in a puvate \1ex1 can
home will be prov1ded fo r her
.. d the \4exican aovemment
will fu miah her with trans-
portation. She 1 s herself a
fluent student of the Span• sh
l&nJUIIe.
C:.ll l• y .. , ..... ~
t. tt.. EAai .. :
67J..0550
c lb
Coast Club
to install n ...... of.,... ••• o«i-
.,. IDf 196~. elected at
•• M.r 12 ......... of ••
Coeat W..ea'a Clot. of Cot-
•• •• Mar, will t.. i .. &alled ..... ...,. 1•• •. at ••
llaf& .Un NttaurML
11M aaw oftlcere ... : Mrt. -.,_d Wood, preaiciM&;
Mn. R111 Nw ... firat .-ic ..
preticiMt; Mn. Willi• Halli-
411y, 2ad •i•-sw•tidaat; Mn.
Plor•ce Meier, ltd nc: ..
pratidtet. Mra7 Oeorae Poa.
46 9ic..,...tidaat; Mrt. Oeo-
rp Blyaoe, rec:ordia1 MC:N-
IIIq; Mn. Ed1ar Co& Jr.,
cone tpOttcli •1 tec:retary, and
Mrt. D.P7 Boue, treaArer.
Mrt. Marion Speocer of Pul-
ler10a, dittric:t federation ea-
... aioe cbainnu, will be in-
atalllDJ officer 7
The nomiaatia1 ~uaa
waa caaapriaed of~a. o.or ..
Bryton, cbaiiiUa, -......
Willi .. Ham-,. Haait Lee, ... ........., ......... ......
1lile clult bat '"" a •
.Willa atlSOa.a-...,11 aa Uai•er•itr ol c.l.._..
at lrrine. Two Jirla will .. ••t eo tbe Idlewild ... u ....
fieata in June.
Mra. Nielaen, membertbip
cbainnan, baa invited new
mcmbera wbo han joined
Iince laat Sept. 1 co a friend-
ship coffee at her home after
church, Sunday, June 6. Other
membera will serve as boates-
ses. Huabanda also aie beina
in vi
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SOS .LIAID SUPPLY
, ............... c.lf. ..... 6»11tl
ca ... VOCAMIIIl oam ••••• AYMWI • oU'fDIIK •• -M7·1-
.. A f&BIIDilM .-rAn"'
IEW-WF IIC' POSmONI
• a.M'.-r e J411c.M IIC'Y e ruatc .alt.ftONS SIC'Y
e~SIC'Y e AIII.M SICY e IXcmNO OVDSIAS POS.
SaJnritJ Fr'Jm $/IJ(} I'J ${)(111 Prr Jf ,,nth
"OUR GRADUATES GO PLACES"
Our IU. Year ef Tral""'' 4 l"launttnt 111 Oranta Cau,.t)l
STAllARD IUSIIIESS COWIE
1440 I. ht STIIR SANTA ANA
ONLY AT TERRY'S
ANAHIIM •
"'UUa c.Tl'S ua STOOl SPUWISTt'
127-7970 ORANGI • 637·5150
I 740 H. TUSTIN U , ...•.. ~ ..... ,..... ,., J .... , t)H • ...-.... ,, ..... , ....... .._ ....... ' ,..,. .. ,.
HEAVY
c
1.. EXAMPLE
200 1 ...... 71. , ...
66
Scnple-200 lbs.
at lh lb.
HEAVY
AVG. WT.
200 • 300 LIS.
,., ... , •. ~5 ..... .. ,
EXAMPLE
100 lba. at
~lb.
Avg. Wt.
150-200 lb•7
... ....
fer 3 MoAfttt
NO
MONEY DOWN
90 DAYS SAME AS CASH ............... ,.,
II PIYIEIT '11. June 111
c• r• c.-.. AJJal•l..n& ...... ~.._,..,.
Too,_, Your Account, Call
515-5341
01 ••• 535·2161 "
• ,. c.ll •••
Total Price S78.00
I
AWNINGS
AT FACTOtY4NIICT PIJCIS .....
CANVAS AND
AL ... IUM PA110 COVBS
E.-tty ..... _.... Te Pit y._"-0 '1' .. 1 •u.. .... ...-............. ,..., ...... ...... ,. ...... a...-....... • 4-,..... ....... -. .....~ .. ,.
Montef"ty
Wl~td-ltyll
New Herlufttat
Style
NIW!
11 ~Clint
Te A.w....., .. , ........
We.....,...... c ,, .......
Uoa ol .,... .. -51 2 ,..,
ardlltec:tunl ....... -...... .....
tA!ctJoD tor 1'0Ur valuable ....... ..
tu.mltul't. You aJwa" ,..._ 1D1.117
extru .•. ~ .•. Quidr Acts.
• . . And CllllliPieta ~ty plul
a ~yev I\W'IIIdft oa tbe peJat.
auv NOW AND aAVE AT
TH~all ,,_,.INQ .-IIUCEII
NO MONEY NWIW
EASY TIIMS AVAILAall
FlEE Esti•at• at y_. Ha••
ftBiiD • 0 • UJK
THE STATE APPROVED
ALUMINUM
l\fOBILE HOME AWNING
SANTA ANA
TENT & AWNING CO.
2202 SO. MAIN ST., SANTA ANA
II 5-0491
. I MER ICA 'S
USl ' ·IL liOST U
FURNITURE
Put "'el£ Beauty in your Rome .•.
Mit Mrvimnr in your Pocket! ! ! ..,
Hf'droorna unllmlt..S' H..ct-
ho"NI• and l'huu In •UN. varla llono and baM'• to ""lve llnJ d~tlnc ,..,. 'IUI,..mf'nl All tl ra•.,,. .lldf'
011 "'ion c.nl4'r culd•. rll-tod with cuatom at)'IH
har JwiU'~.
. pan.i•h
Mt>dilf'rraiiHII
I"' k•t 111111r \fl!h th" ,.l ...... nt tr~nfl tn tflule •l..,..tuatlll« I .,. .. futt,.. hO"' uf f.,-r,
•ht~ •t1t Lfhle u.-••' "'-t.-rfot• .·,,.,,.., ,._ T ahlt>-"
, • .._,. ... ,..,. utd • "'••l .. niA•
\l~x·••f1• "'"IY f'ttt.ll• I It•
..ol•d oall
SoiUJ IF' ainu I
Bt>droom
Funaitw'e
Prkes IDrt ..... ~
J75N
America 'a molt unusual and ODt ol the largest un •
rinisbed furniture stores ID the world. Free deUvery
iD Orange Couaty. Bankamericard or bank tenns.
AL'S WOODCRAFf
1471 Nluon Rd., Tustin (led Hill ot S. A. frwy )
• 544-5470 •
H•141...,_elt.a TeteMA ... Vld:Je Gtt•tla "-ntly llkCMt
DEBS ARE HONORED AT TEA , .... ,... . .,
, ... z ....... ~ ,. ...... ., ..... .
Newport lleMia la aot co.a-
plet. •til ae Mt.ctiea or a
beuti(Ql bny or <:Wlclnn ••
Home Society Debatantea.
The 15 ao hooored are:
Tereaa SUzanne Aune,
dauptet or Mra. Want Aune,
1630 Mariners Dr., Harbor
Hi ablanda, and Arthur J .
Aunc .
S ancy J . Gamble, dauahter
of \1r. and \1 rs. Nonnan Gam-
ble, 2588 Bayahorc nr., Bay
shores.
V1clo e Lynn rlftffith, daugh·
ter of \1r. and \1n. John n.
Griffith, 201 5 Shipway Ln.,
Bay crest.
Kathleen Joraen sen, dauah-
ter of Mr. and \1rs. Alfred
Vincent Joraen sen, 1911
Bayside Dt .• Corona de l \tar.
Sally \1araaret L eonard,
dauahter of \1r. and \1rs.
J ames q _ Leonard, 1601
Dorothy Ln., Harbor lltah-
lands.
lleidi \1arsellua, dauahtcr
of Mr. and \ira. Richard Win-
fi eld \1arsellua, 20 12 Sea-
drift Dr., lrvtne Terrace.
\1errily Lrnn \1cCota.
d auahter of \1r. and \1u.
Dale Everett \1cCoia . 814
W. Bay Ave., Balboa .
Shannon Starr \1cNeely.
dauahter of \1r. and \1rs.
David C. McNeely, 134
~oreclaff Rd., Shore Cliffs.
Penny Anne \1eaerve, dauah·
ter of \1r. and \1rs. J ohn Ro-
bert \1eserve. 106 V1a Ge-
noa, La do Isle.
Christine Y1bert \1oore,
dauaht er of Or. and \1u .
Emory Speer \1oore, 1621 E .
Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
Susan :-.le lson, dauJhter of
'At. and \1rs. Kenneth E.
:-.Ietson, 222 Vt a Orvaeto,
Lido Isle.
Emtly Vera Parke, dauahter
of Rev. and \1rs. John Hol-
brook Parke, 410 15th St.,
Cliff Haven.
Kathy Ann Rolfe, dauahter
of\4r. and \4ra. Edwtn Huahes
Rolfe, 2523 V11ta Baya,
Back Bay.
Sally Chrta tine 'iwi ft.
dauaht er o f \1r. and \1rs .
Kenneth R. Swtft. 205 Aba-
lone Ave., Balboa Island.
Randyl Ann Woodwad,
dau lh te r o r \1r. and \irs.
Doaald F.. Woodward, 2401
Buc keye St., E ast Bluff.
These 15 belles will be
presen ted damna lhe nebu·
tante Ball De cember 28 at
the Balboa Bay C lub .
Recently they were honored
Katlty a.u.
at lhe u adabon al tea, gt ven
tht s year at the L ado Isle
bome of \1rs. \1arun Locltnev.
The sunlaaht unseled bav
outsade the wandows was the
backaround for a tea table
done tn whtt e and salver
linen, and adorned wath
c.andles, and chsna a ccented
wt lh plum, white, _,d ptnk
fl owers.
The debutantes, then mo-
thers, and the O uldren' s
Home Society members were
antroduced by \4rs. Ira Sm1th,
&ullhaty prea1dent.
The commt tlee chaarwomen
LKAL MOTtC!
Solly L ... enl
<Ml o wt ll be duected by \1rs.
Witham \dam s, are \1r~.
'4alltam Clark. debutanteo;.
\4rs. Donald Whttlock. uca·
surer. \Irs. Bruce <iumner. tn·
vttauon . \1rs . \11chael Crea·
mer. presentation. \1rs . \1er-
ton Cameron, preu relations,
\4rs. Cha rles Peyton. dec~
ration s . \1rs. C~orae Gurr
Jr .• reservauons. \irs . V.t l·
son '4oodman, photoaraphy.
\1rs. lloward Lawson, tea.
\Irs. Robert n temer, pre-ball
party. \tr s. Renfr • ~ewcomb.
rrograms. and \1ra. Rach ard
Sewell. hoste sses.
LEGAL MOTICE
KING, INC.
NOTICE Of T RUSTEE' SALE
UNDER DEED Of TRUST
Tf 15314
LOAN ~382S2
head by 1t a11der saad ~d 1n thf!
propen y auoete 111 •••d Ccunty
•d Stall'! du cnbed u lollowto:
No1lce ia h-.by Sinn lhel
AHMANSON BAM~ AND TRUST
<X>MP ANY, a Califorala Corpo-.
lioa, u tnla._, or aocc--
U.tee, or -bathelecl lraat-
JMin a-t to Otf! ~teed of ma-1 e~
c:.ted by KATHLEEJ'II COLE
RANIRt.Z. • a~~uriecl -• u
het .elf! •d Hp .. te fi"'fiC"Y
•d ~ Jue S), 1963 Ia
liloolt 6597 pa p 409 of Offi .•
clal Record• in the office
of lh. eo ••• , ·~ of Ota11p Coe.aty, Callfon.ia.
u d p.,..•-• to Ute Nouc-e
of O.fooh •d ElectkMI w
II ...,_adet tliOGII*4 J•.,
.., fT. 1965 ,. ~ 7 .. ,..
t6 or u141 OrRd Al ........ .01 .. n. • J... 11. lt65r. ..
ll:OO .. -.. ot •• S.edl F'fooat
..--co • .. c.-, Co.t
.. -. lu .. d 'J of S.... ~
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Lot 150 of Tr.tt 2750 u IM''
map rec~d 10 ~ 9 1. par-
t lo S iltcleaave of Miecell•
~~~• ~8p.. recorda of u ld
One~"! Co•ty.
Said "ale ••II ~ -c~e. b11
whhovt co•..,.•• c:w w~~tn~nt)',
I'!X'pn"• o r t111pllt!d, ,.!(W'Cii ns
lJIIe, po•--'-M f'IIC'II-
brwDces., to ...Oofy Ute •ackbt.d-
.,_. ~ ..... by ..... llPH. i•
cl•din~ the fw •d e~-. of
the Lnu•t-•d of Otf! traeto
creeted lly ..... "-4. tlhwle'ft ·-a-. ••th ••• _. .. provid..t dlf'ftta, ea lll &Ale ...,.._.
a-i•clpal of !.he ttOte ~ lly ..... ....: ...... , PD.*-$$
wit.ll lat__. ...._. ... s.p.
--15.,.,..-......... .. M 4 IIOt .. o.. .. : ...., sa. 1M!
AIOlAJII~ IN'& AJIIO ,...UST
a.PA.ItT • _.. ,.,__
~ye..,...LM IPYe
~..4 Oflclet •m ....... :.., .. 17. J ... s.
.... a. ... "• fiR ..... ......
Fairgrounds
'golf is OK'd
The Federal Government
baa approved a 2S--year leaae
for ioatalladon of a nipt
liabt.d 18-hole, 3 par aolf
courae on a portion of the
Oranp Coonty Pauarounds
in Cotta Mesa.
Leuee of the aolf course
propaty, a>n•sti na of 33
acte 1 of the westerly portion
of Lbe county falr&JOunda, ia
!he County Fa1r Golf Course,
me., Ill Of Jill I Uti on headed
by E .C. Loach, preaident of
E. C. Losch Conauucuon Co.
of Paramount.
\4r. Loacb bas sta ted hta
company plan 1 to spend u~
warda to 1400,000 an eal.ab-
lilluna cbe course w1 th a
restautlllt. pro ahop, practice
p een s and dn vtna ranae ad--
ded to dae operation.
Rn•De from th e aolf
c:o.ue lease 11 elpectcd to
put dae Co.ty Pair on a aelf ... .............. .
BETSY IARIETT IAIED
MEAD OF UCLA Clt•ts
Betsv B•mett, llarb~~r llagh
gradual~ anu uauJhter oll \1r.
and \1r <.. Jack Rametl. has
been elected rtcstJent nf
C1ume<. at l CL \. l1ume., IS
an hnnorarv •'rllan• zaucm ,,f
)Un111r ~ll'Tlen, baseJ liD
s~holar<.h1r. ~ervace k' the
unaverMtv . anJ lt'a..ic"har.
lit! e " a member ,,f De Ita
Oelta Oelta, ~here 'he 1 s
h~u<.e manaaer and entertlln-
'Tlen t chatnnan. Rch\ 's
fatheTI s 'l'\an aaer ~~r the \o e"·
rort llarb\)r t'hambcr ,,f (om-
'Tlc rc c.
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Sell Out All Stock
29" ~ 39".Boxes
Goillg At 1995
Trees & SinUs ·
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1 Gal. Plant
REDUCED TO COST
AND BELOW
from ]«)¢
GARDEN TOOLS
From 27¢
ROUND Complet•
SHOVEL Seii-OIIt
S9UAIE Al1 R.dKed
~ SHOYEL to Cost lr
RAKE lelow. Stock
HOE 11p Now!
INSECnCIDE SPRAYS -
F-e~ tiLen -AI Malr•s -
-AI Reduced -
~)yj,~ .. ~
(>"'7 J '*f ~ NURSERIE!
Z~LO ~ lt¥4.. by J . C. P111.,
Hcatw c ...... Costa Mesa
SOllY NO PHONE OIDDS
HAJtiOI STOlE ONLY
ZENITH HEARING AID
Fane Ita Oualth heannr. ,uds h\ th~ makers nl the
famoo /.enath f\ ,\. R<klll' \arne !toe Oualttv -
Pn"ed from i '\(l I re'h Hatter1e' ctl L•'"·Lo-
pn ~..eo; -maalcd 11 "'u , .. ,n. l all ltlr arroantment
an }'~ur home •H 1>tH ,,n.~..c -Pen"uner)o wdcume.
CUUY HEAliNG AID SUVICE
696 W. 19th St., c..ta MeN Ph. 642-0904 642-32:21
Altuka University
HDUDAY COURS£. JULY •-ll
Theme Human '\ature and ctal Chanp~. 1 '"'
weeks of tntellectual. l'h' steal otnd '~•'c•al re ... tea·
twn at Pott Chal koot·H••n~s. amona the m luntatn·
llUS •~lands of the Ala .. ~an Southea t. _j w,.._ a.. 7 17, Coli ... , Alealro 997lS
SIGN OF
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SERVICE
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LU GCAGI": ,zs-673-9356•
\tohaa. ~tinct Piano -1500.
6"7 s-oon•
CLAR.IN ET (Si lmerl S250.
675-311.50 after 5.
iXYAI[. II'. 1100.-Pio:-67):
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plates, S5 each .
LONG \4a!w)a. bench table, .J:I1!,7l:-<ill.l7W9:0.. -----..,.,-
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BASK ETBALL, backboard.
hoop, OR 5-0144•.
. mi n-pup .. -',KC.
CANOE, cu•tlio ... paddl ...
fl7S. Ph· 67}-1197.
SOFA. convertible, 1 rL, A
chair. t70. 6H-ll91.
CO!Ot s !O-S40 -1686. '7•4" Sofa. Dppcr ~-.
SPINNING Wbee l , S2S UO. -51!-0ilt. lw&i~;i;~';!:'-;;;;;;~'f,;..-
.S44-4812. DRAPES. S1", black
6~ VW \lanan1 S. Sta uon Dll lfpiy. ISO. t 7J-l}t7 EXTRA LO . pl•y pool. 2 fl.
waaon. S2.4Q5-Ll S-0776•1HI -A Portable 140. deeD. 110. S46-4165.
CHEVY,& new manifolds A 1"-\Pl.E maauine A boot-
cubs. S7 S--'94-6160-Af'o!TIQUE. 1819 tu wbcel •taad as_ 6"7)-l lll ·c;;-oL IJS-Q~-... 1;-~~ 'Oicycle.s200. OR l-11961 • ....~.......,.EY' oh do . bl
• -, a&U'I'O ape ••••na ta c, ~U7.:.~~~-l . ______ ~O"tCiE 14'-2 dr. refrigerator 1 Jlan top fS-67l-llll.
'-A.\4P Shade. 12". Early -frazc. 494-i\472• I itAt.NOND used conaole.
Ameucan, S4 -.S4S=.SQ6 3. .243 Wincbener, •ODP•. 100 st . .SOO. 49.._6360. •
RIGELU'It' <~tea rua ti l9, sun· IOWida , tl,.,-OR l-S1ll. ! PONY .H rnm camera and
burst i'atte1 n. S7 S -~15-.367 MaJ., Groat Wutem 1 PfOJCCtor Sl!i -uu. 646-
3 ~JJ . Peacemaker pistol. tH .OR j ~·~24~5~':,.--,:--:-:---::-:-::--
: \4ATCHING chut drawcu . l -S7 1l. GREEN Breakfront. :Stt ~ -
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ENCYCLO P EDIA. McM•ll •n. ,61 C . Co 4 d ("O'H"'.: n F 1.11 -F acd l.
12 book1 & n and. 125 . Kl oruu upe, spce S.L.R """13-7005•
S..llll suck, f9CJS. 96 2·4666 . I
. I Au cool er aJmoat now . s 20. WEOG EWOOO JU UJ11e.
IVIISAFON E hh n••· U.SO. I ' Sl5-540-16&6-
0 R J-.6640
I OUMPET (llololool) liDO
C46-Jl71.
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SMALL -do .. , tJ1.lQ
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*Y• oomb. eaeel cond. f'7 S
641--111 ..
REAUTIAJL Cats AI. Kitten a.
Sl -6"75-4738•
tiANS--.AGNE~ teak din.
table. tiSO. 67).....)477•
v.w: Dl. BIN.
tl,7lS. · !7HfW,
'St T·Oird COftV, e:.cel. n so
Ll A·llll .()~ l-4157,
Al OES to tou rnament director Charl es
Eaton, from left to right, Mrs. Nolan
Frizzelle, Mrs. Walter Gayner, and Mr s.
Frank: Williams Jr., show oH some of the
trophies that will be presen ted to winners
of the Sou th ern Orange County Adoption
Guild's annual tennis tournament. Play
will begin May 29 th rouct~ 31 at the Ja·
maica Inn , Emerald 'lay, Red HHI, Pa-
cifl c Sands Cabana, Capi.Strano Saddle,
Beacon Bay, Peninsula Point, Lido Isle,
Mesa Verde, and Balboa Bay racquet
clubs, with the finals to be held June b.
Last year this public tournament drew
more than 280 teams. Proceeds go toward
the placement of aOOptl ve children In
Orange County homes. (1. Mull photo.l
UIPOIIT IWIIIOR !JIICJI
!ECOID stenOII --P .. '
lltURSDAY, MAY l7, Jtl5
COROllA DEl. IAR, CAliF.
Finale for Library Frie~ds
111• Ne~t Bea.ch Pnenda renee Wriaht, who ia &he eo=
el the l.tlnty w11l end an ordinalinl chahman Cor the
tctivo year whh a .. lad han-l\lncbeon.
ctaoon tD be beld Wolincaday, A mu1ical pro$(MI will be
preunted by lbe Nu~pou
lJe•ch elementary 1chool.
The business meetin& will
cnn.ist of reporta for !tie
paat year, projected pl•na for
the oomin& year, and inuo-
tklction ol nomineu for orfi ce
for the comi na yeart
June 9, at the bay flo"' borne
or Mra. Horace Benjamin,
101' E. Balboa Blvd .• Bal·
boL
Plan• are under the direc•
lion or Mrs. Garth Berauon,
pruident, and her committee,
compriud of the uecutive
board and committee chair-
man: Mmes . Frederick Suauch,
Rjchard Lawren ce and Lau-
Resenalions are 10 be made
by June S at Oriole l-1480.
STUDIO OF CHARI
,__=..._·-w__,l iODELING lr=K_::._:i'_""-,' J
.ftimttmr.r (."In~•'• ·'·oro Fnrntin,: * (ItAIM Ale PfiSONAL DEVUOPMENl
rlliw., M•ltr·l!,, Want...W, llalr..stylillf,
Pot~~•l"'l!, r....,..ia(, Flpn. ~1"11, Per-
-•llty. !W.W~wr, S...i•l Gr-a.
FLAG PLEDGE BOOSTED
The Parent Faculty Oraani-
za uon has made a &1ft to
II arbor View School of a por-
table ~X~bli (: address system.
It will be Uied at Friday
momina flaa raisin& cere-
WeedS to roses for OCC :HtlOitNS
DUJU.TIC
CLASSIS
* MODIUNG AND TELEVISION
Fw a Part-TiM~ ..-Fldi·Ti•e Cu t"
I• ModelhiS:
mom es.
BOY FOR ANOERSON'S
\1r. and \irs. D11niel B. An-
deuon,-813 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa, are parents of a son
bom \londay, \tlay 17 . '" 11oaa
Hospnal.
"Twnbleweeds 10 Rose&,"
a hi story of Oranae Coast
College, wi ll be publi&hed
June 6 .
The first copy of the JOO-
pale hard cover volume will
be presented to Dr. Basil 1-1.
Peterwn, foundina president
of the colleae . on the same
day. The pre~>entation will
be made at a public book
s1gnina ·fete 1n the O(:C Stu -
dent Center lounge from 2 to
4 p.m.
Fishing bill wins support
A b1ll
Robert F.
by >\ssemblyman
l.hdham IR., ~ew·
p<~rt Buehl ILl ban commerc1al
fish1n1 on the sea..,ard s1de
l"•f (';ttalm a Island , and l"!rc-
~crve 11 as a rc crcalw nal
area, has muuercd support
m <iacramento and from sports-
men's grnupli .
The powerful Ocean Fllih
Protective o\un. voi ced ita
support at last 11.0:ek's meet·
1n1 of the AHcmbly 's Con-
servatum and "'ddllfe Com-
m111ce.
Thirty-two o\ucmblymcn,
many from the soulhl~d
11.here alarm has been VOICed
because the seaward waters
are be1n1 fi1hed out by com-
mcrcl al boats, backed the
"\e..,[l'Ort Heach lawmaker's
tu 11.
r he '\cnate's Fish and
r;amc Commntec will sche-
dule the bdl for earlr hear-
Ing. a~cn rd1n~ to "en. o\aroo
\\. Ou•~~. ch;u rman. Support
111 the Uf'!"er house IS e \f'eCt·
eJ to be .werwhri'THng, :lad-
ham ~a•J.
\lr. 'laJham's mejl.sure, AD
~~)Q"· Jes1gnatcs the wa tcu
around ( a tallna l ~lanJ for l
I E"f I''.-\> ENsiGN WUR:(.J~O H
TOY POODLE, \J ... b. F,.
AKC. \tl 6·3306, 67J-It417.
recreauooal area, proh1b1 u ng
all commera al rish•ns eicept-
lnl for abalone and lol)lter.
GR.EE~ winscd rocke r.~ EU NI CE HENNINGER, 403 E.
cha1r &: o tto. -S50. 67 S.. 47ql.• qaJboa Blvd., Balboa, caught cE~,~~~L~Y"---,-m-«-.-.-.,-c--,.-.,-"-.-1 this 22-lb. halibut near San
U -S IS . 675-4"791 • Onofr e while fishing hom the
sportfisher out of Art's Land-8 GUN ub cabinet& storaae. S60 . 646-0341• ing in 13alboa. A big run of
STER~COU"'SEL. ~PM halibut is under wa y at San
4 IC). rc cord playn -t195. Onofre.
61)-1029•
TENOR !oa-o, !lol auo. SM •• IAIUII P!ICI
1100. 67H703• FOft WX CLASSRODIS
12• SAJL30AT, Kita .1'1. w/ A tU,OOO conllact was
dolly. 1115. 61~10)• awarded to ~.C. Gali)'On
W)[)EL A Ford. ,2q 5 _ 494-Con struction Company 10 bc-
SISQ . ain usemblin& 6 portable
~C.:.-,------..,-:::--1 clauroom 1 Jut week by th c
APT. aiu 111 a~n·e . 120 -Newport Beach Elementary
611·2430,• Oistrict trul teu. Pruidcnt
'64 COLOR POL.AROIO. J66 Donald Stuuu expreued
IM .SO-S.t6-724o-' th e opinion or the board when
he said, "We are dcliahted 'S4 CAD. tl~S. OR .s-with the way the biddina
0282• wmed ou L"
AUIIATl. 110 bUt KCOI-A Fencal unit was de-
••• ca ... 17S. M:Z..lt"n-scribed in the spccir.calion.s
J ~CJC a. S.Oia. US, .. prepared by the district, but u•sn•l its builder c•me in wilh a
ILMS .. tallic 1-.p -tl:S bid or about tl7 ,000 per un it,
_. t1tllll. which wu more than the
&V. PLATED .... .,.. .-nounl bud1cted. The Gall-
yon Company builds virtually ..:;;!!~1."::~-::T the ume unit under the trade
.-arruT10!1. ·-• •eipe !U ..... '41-2101.
IOY'I IIC.E. l,.,
name f)yn(ab.
.t.SSIGMlD TO OttiM.t.WA
l.t. James M. Aahley, whose
wire, Kure.n, livu at ""
Rlnr Ave., Wut Newport,
haa been usiped ID ttic
U.S. Amty Broadc: .. tinl and
Viaual A.cUrity , Pacific,
16th Paycholoalc:al Warfare
Cot.puy, 011 o•iaawa. Ho
••• l•t 1Utilo..d at Fort
Bnu. !I.C.
The book is lhe compo5i lc
work of 18 authors -faculty
members, fanner students
and adminis lrators, "Tum-
bleweed' to !toses" traces
the 'development of Oranae
Coast Colleae from a win d-'
swept, Ob5 olctc Air Force
base to an inst1tuuon ""ith a
day an\! cvemna enrollment
of more than 15,000 'tudents.
"TI.lllblcweed~>" 10 the
title comes from the condi-
u on of tl1e c ampu5 when Pe-
te rson fint visi te d it in
!9..t7. "'toses" comes from
the I'll\] Oranae Coast Col·
leac Puate roo tball team
....tli ch won the natiOnal JU ·
nior collcJc a n diron cham-
pionshtp 1n lhe l,asadena Jr.
~05e Bowl classic.
Ch•cf editors ror "Tumble-
weeds" were A.E. Anderson
of Laguna qeach, 1 former
professor of Enal ish at the
Univcrsi ty of Califomta at
Berkeley and a pan-time
tcachcr at Oranae Coast;
\4n . Thelma C. Harwood. 1
Red Cro ss volunteer worker
on the a1r base du rin& '1\'or\d
War II and lona-t•mc secre·
lary to nr. Pete rson; and
Will iam F. t(tmcs, OCC u ·
•istan t 1 superintendent for
bu siness sinct the colleac
was founded.
1519 N, Main St., Santa Ana
Kl 7-6971
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COSTA MESA -___.,.
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Helplntl .,ou
In all your financial
upa and down•
It 's safe to say thiil everyone feels
the w~ight of money problems now
and then. Th,;~t's when UCB, "your
fAmil y banker·, ca n step m 10 lend
a hand. Only a commercial bank can
handle !!!.. your money matters ...
savings and m.any o ther s.tfe ways
o f building your financral fuiUre.
Only a full·service bank un m.Jke all
kinds of lo,:ms. At Un11ed California
Bank specially tramed people w1ll
help you tackle o1ny hnolnc1al situa-
tion whi'h moly a use. Come in o1nd
see for yourself why UCB is the
bo1nk 1ha1 doeS a httle more for you.
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4 ')1. Daily Interest on Savings
Depo11b by th~: l Oth c:am inlerest lro11 .he Jll
CORONA DEL MAR: ll•l Eoat Coaot Hllhwoy
N£WI'OIIT lllACH: 2712 Wtst Coaot Hilh'!!IY
SHOPS AND SERVICES
All COMDITIOMIMG
SMtTH IIOS. CO.
H ..... ,-Air c...-....... ,
.... Met.~
1640 S.petter Ava.
Lll-5531
• APPAREL -WOMEN
.lEU DAIIL
Better Drauea & Sportaw.a-
Accauoriaa and Gifts
Nawporter Inn OR 5-1100
WeatciiH Plaza Ml l-2.444
Newport Beach
e APPAIEL -CHILDREN
:J(;Jtl;.,
_At:ti.U...
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INFANTS WEAR
CHILDRENS WEA"R
67~1272
432 32nd Street
Newport Beach, C atir.
e AUTO REPAIR
Car Service
"Imported"
From Tune-ups to Overhauls
JAGUAR SpeciaJist
548-8941
2221 Harbor, C.M.
SHELL OIL DEALER
....U. SfAfE MOTOt CLUB sv..a:;
~Ul _...UGNMT.NT 8ll .. £ CHIP Sl........SS
f\JNE Ul' NIGHf LUIII!ICJ'IfiC't ,
fl(( PIO UP !\NO O(.UVOY
UOI E. Coa•l Hwy. "' Colcl•rocl
Cor011e clel Wer, 61S·U14
e BEAUTY SALON
1ot. 'UliJu.' J.
a&AUTY NOOK
• BOOK STORES
ANLLOIOOI.oP
WE P'DID OUT -4P-#IDIT IOOC.I I
ART -NAUTlCAL -OCCULT
LIMARtfS 'VKMASID
......ao.sa1''a .._._ ... .,,._ I
WI., .. It Ol .. 6-7'0&5 I
• CARPENTRY
CAIPEITIIY
Minor Repairs
No Jo bs Too Small!
H.O. ANDERSON
2966 Pepper Tr .. lane
Coato Mesa, Calif.
I( lmberly 5-817 5
If no answer coli Ml 6-2372
• e ..... ,. __ ---.... _,., C1 I .,; 6 ,_, DO-·--
.... JI t*M.U ...
P.O. ... et ~--
00 YOU NEED Coacrec..
work done? We apecialiae
in patios', pool decta. slab
dri nw ay a 1nd con en te
wort in aeneral. Free ••
timuea. Pbone SJ0..4262.
• DIY CL!AMIMG
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AltMJ
181 .. ~ ..... Clll ....
fLOOR COVERING
CARPETING
675-1636
Oraperiea • Linoleum
Fonnica
Mew,.rt fl.., C.varh•t Co.
3500 E. Cent Hwy. c., ...... , Mer
• REST AURAHT
IEIKSHIIE'$
..... Bey
LUNotEON -DINNER
COCKTAILS
ORiole 3-9405
3450 VIA OPORTO
Newport Beach
• PIIIIGLASS
f1081JSS s.PliES
Cry a tel iner Cot,orotion
Coating Resina & Molch
Fiberglau Moterials anc.l
Suppliaa -Ll B-0292
1616 Plac.ntia, Costa Mesa
e SHOE REPAIR
IAIEIIIY'I
Complete Shoe Service
CUCH GORDO N, at right, has been elected 1%5-00 presi-
dent o f th e Associated Student 9ody at Costa Mesa Hi gh
School. He is shown here with Ted ~ndaruk , who is ser-
ving as president this year.
ORTHOPEDIC
Prescription Specialiat
We gl ve S&H Green StOIIIIIP 1
1890 Hartlor Blvd., Ml "-3311
Grad speakers named
• fLORIST
BROADWAY
FLOWER SHOP
Servin& the Harbor Area
1866 Newpert leYievarcl
C.ata M.ao Ml 6-2467
ALSO
C. II at• c ... .,
2150 Harbor Blvd. at Acl ... ,
C.ata Mesa s.6-82U
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t=lowe-r
e INTERIORS
PAT OLIYEII
INTERIOR
A complete service color
styling, floor coverings,
ldrt-ttttes, fvmitvre, li ghting
2R~ E. Coast Hwy., COM
675-5550
Shop
Will open at their new location in College Center, Costa
Mesa, June 1, if the necess ary work is completed on
schedule. Alex and Fern Miller have sent their beautiful
floral arrangements to homes in the Harbor Area from the
present shop at 18bf> N e wpart C31 vd., Costa Mesa, s•nce
the family mo ved from l(ansas to Costa Mesa in 1qs3.
P resent plans call for the old shop to remain open until
Se~ember. Mr. Miller, a carpenter by trade, will be putting
the finishing touches to the ash panelled rooms and mak-
ing other necessary al terations and a djustments for the
J une 1st opening. day. In the photo is David 1roward, a
a good cubscout, who has been lending a hand to grand-
dad.
• JIWILII
IN...UCE CALDERH
J£t£L£R
3123 E. Coas t Hipway
Corona del Mar
ORiole 3-22SO
• UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLSTERING
(By Europem Craftsmen)
REMODEL 2 pc. set dNL Y
$69.50 Call "Benty"
216 Mel" H.B. 536-MOS
FREE del & plck .. p
Cynthia Price, 17, dauah-
ter of \1r. and \1rs. Floyd
Pnce. 967 Sono ra ~d .. Costa
\tesa, has been named top
scholar and will g1ve the
valedictonan address for the
(Q65 graduatJng clau of
Costa \ies!l llagh School.ller
grade point average as 3.897.
Cy nthia plans co altend
either Pomona College or
Stanford Un1 vers1 ty and maJOr
an baolo gy or physaology. She
is an acuve member of the
Laun Club, (ierman club,
C.';.F .. 'i.o\.A. tenna s team
and the concert cholf. She
also serves on the enaor
~ewslelter staff and v.a
Sophomore class ueasurer.
Cynctua a al o very.acuve
m h er church, where she
ac ts as vace JlresnJent of
Youth Fellow.,htp, "ngs •n
the choH, teache~> "undav
School and plays m the' outh
for C'hrast orchestra.
Rachard Dunk I e, 17, ~on of
\1r. and \1r~. ~achard Ounkle,
1199 Conway -\ve .. Cos La
\1esa. v.al l deltver the salu·
tatoriao address. Ills grade
poant average IS 3.895.
Richard plans 1.0 attend the
University of Califom1a, Ir-
vine, and ma,or an bioloay
research. He rece1ved a
Bank of Arnenca ceruficate
award in sceince.
J:very housewafe 1n Cal1for·
nia -and many o thers throuJh·
out the nauon -w1ll be Jlay·
mg h1gher prices oo feed thclf
famil ies because of bungling
of Callfomaa's acute farm-
harvest proaram by Go v. Ed-
mund Brown and Labor cere·
tarv W. Willard Wirtz.
.\nd every man who ha to
buy has meals in restaurants • NURSERY
Shrubs, Interior Plants,
Tropicols & TrHs
In secticides and Fertilize.
CUST0\1 wi il be pay1ng more, too -
because o f tbe almost unbe· FURNITURE UPHOLSTE R hevable ineputude of those
S&H Green Stamp I
F,.. o.Jivary
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NEIL'$ Gov. Brown appears to have
fiREHOUU UPttOLSTER paid off the labor un1ons by
2109 New,.rt lfvtl. his stubborn 1nsutence that
domestic worters were plen·
Mawpert a..ca. tiful and w1lllna -and W\>uld
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Secy. Wiru was taken 1n
by Gov. Brown on the plea
to end the bracero proaram -
and be oouldn'l!retreat arace·
fully no matter bow be tried.
Token forc:ea of imported
labor to save some crops were
too late.
They have a t once acbaeved
the economy of ac:arci ty . the
specter of apualina pnces,
the c:nminalloaa of foodstuffs
in the fields and die louea
of thousands of JObl a.nd mal-
lions of dollars in ancome. ------------1 The abortic.a of meu pub-
TRAVEL SERVICES lie uust ~ lbeae m• became
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Ric .. et4 o..kle
the bas as for my Jemands for
ampeachmcnt of Gov. Brown
and the removal of Secretary
Wirtz.
I am conv1nced that both
have outhved thelf useful·
ness. the public has no more
faath •n these men. They have
imposed the1r w1ll on the
farmers of Cahfomta and on
the state's a&ncultural em-
pue -and they have been
wrona on every soore.
T.._ Y CLUI IEIOI
CL011111 TO TUUAIA
lyo Ka Tanda. a freshman
Tn Itt V club. recently col·
lected food and clo th1na
wtu cb "ere del a vered to the
~ed Crass office 1n T11uana,
\1euoo, to a1d the many des·
Utute people of that area.
Those partac1panna 1n the
v1 sa t to the border and d1 s·
U1bu una the arucles includ-
ed Karen ~bora. club pre ~>i·
dent; Sue \1eycr. v1ce PfC:SI·
dent; ~aron Hoedemaker,
counalnian: a.nd Judy Good-
ell, servu:c cbatrman.
NOT lME WAY TO REGAIH
HIS DRIVEl'S LICEMSE
J amea Bartlett., 26. of 418
Esther St., Costa \icaa. led
a Newport Beada pauolma
on a meny aatomobale cbaae
duoqh West Newpon at I
Lm. \i_, 1 t. He was first
saJtued ape edioa at 55 mph an
a 25 m1le mae oo W. Balboa
Bhd.. c•aaoa ) cluldrcn
crouana at )Ida St. to rue
from bu pada. At 36dl St. be
rolled dlroqb a n a••aa red
li•t. ~-acc.laated' to 60 "'*· aiD•d to .. eocu-. a
.. tr• -at lltd St.., mw:le a
.ct left •• ., ,.... s...
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IEIPORT HARBOR EIIIQe
SECOitD SECTIOM --P .. 7
THURSDAY, NAY 'l7, 1965
OODA DEL MAR, CA~F. fALLOOH RACE fiZZLES
OC gives honor awards
lltr 2tad ennui Catalina
ls iWl d to 'lt'wport 1urh
I.NIII oon rare, wh u:h had been
bt'l rcw June 5, hid Mf'D
t ttlleJ orr beeaue of rinan·
ri~al J aHac ulttu . Promoter
\lazt ~IIIII h 0111de that dO•
nounr ernent l11,.t week, Cit·
plottrllnl( 11 was due Lt• the
lo'i'l or bud.tnjt ~-~~ telev•·
l'lton pro~ram ~>ron;,or.-. who
hud ,, 11 tttllt ll ,Jj ff 11 ult\ 11n d
.-.nu ltl not h .. ,,IJI!" tu purtit·t·
Jldl ..
Service awards and scbo-
larablpl totalina 118,264
were pres en ted to 181 out·
at.and1n1 Oranae Coast Col·
lcae students at the annual
'•Honou 'll1ahL"
The top s erv1ce award, the
bronz-e plaque, was awarded
to Judath Rums, 1803 c;anta
Ana \vc .. Costa \1csa. Sam-
uel 0o'<'nln&. ~01 C\L o\n-
dre""'t-Pl.. Cliff Haven, D1ane
Holt, :oJ' Palllma Dr., Cos-
ta \1e~oa , dnd \anllace Ven-
tu ra. '\anta Ana.
An 1)0\\ fldpe rwcaaht. v.tth
the 0('( ~C)'1 embedded on
the face. ~~~o!h Jlre ented lU
JudtthOe Cant, \nne 01'den,
(iatl llall. Shamn Jc,ne ,
J amae L" \1ar. ll.a, l..ta,don
RtchaJd~. PatriCt<l lac,, and
Jeanne ( llrrell, .til 11f ( ~>'>UI
\1esa, and Oav•J Rartru¥ nf
r .arden 'lrn ve.
Kevl> '<'ere Jl(e~enteJ "' the
follo'<'tn¥ llarbnr \tea tu·
dentl>.
Rl\l RO \ -(lara ( aval·
laru and 'itcphcn (lfeatre\.
CORO"i>\ DH \lt\q -\1arc
Bla ck"ell and Pete (,endron.
COST-\ \1E~I\ -Joan &lm·
boy, Bevc:rlv Byer ~>. \\ayne
Carmona. RafT) Clnud, T c:d
Cn sell. \1ildred rm~t. ll.tr·
old ller~hev , Lm~ J.a~que~.
Jeanne L~Jgrave . \!arlene
\1a ll~o. Shawn \1ur!lfn , Htll
Q''l;eJII. fuJ.,. \ rntvn. ~ ath1
Wolfsohn, and < arohnn
Zaeg.
'-F\\ PORT Hf \( II -Peter
Boraie, ll.aun Butler \Ia"
llutchtns,'\n, o.111d \\Jn c:, ""'
Pa~cnrrenh ...,ere: .i'"arJeJ
to the ittllt•"'lng "'-al ... w.
dent~.
R.\L'10 \ -L \'lne I dUOel
B\LHO\ 1\l \'-0 "'c:'c
llurr.phre\ "· C,<if\ \1...1 d~~c ·
and Peer ,.an.
CORO'-\ J>H \I \R P.1t·
nck folastll'"'. '>u'"n Ia' '''"
Rand' II''"' a tt. dllJ li<'r-I o:·
narJ.
CO 'iT\ W· SA -I 'nne tier ·
t)'. 1-..ath' Buchanan. :-larbara
Carroll . ( anJ~ (lark, Janar-
Delaney , ll.n<.una Duncan,
llelen Fvers, \\arv Farmc:1 ,
\1arlene r,ulbault. \largarct
Haclun, 'ionP.hram ll.hem·
tnong. \m\ )...ang, Therlo law·
renee. ll.aren l1nhart. "z·
anne \1cK ~nle\. Judath Park·
er. Glona Peter<.. \1elvan
Rec c . Lee ~ovan . hi11h
Sltalmov.slr..t Sharon tan·
berry, Clanton Trowe, and
Karolyn \\alhn ky .
NFWPORT BF.ACII -Pen·
ny >\nderson, ~uby Fon &,
Landa Ford, Janet Freden~>·
bur&, \1e Ianda II aug, \\area a
lrwtn, Laune Paul. c;u~
Payne, Lynne PenJic:tun,
Barbara '-'anen, >\dele \\ti.
ken and Tim Williams.
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. .----------------------------+---IEWOIIT-EHIII SI'OOIIDstCTIOII--P .. l CXIIIOIA DEl. liAR. CALIF. THURSOAY, IIAY ll, ---.. '
We'll cast our wreath upon the sea from the
end of Newport Pier at high noon on Decora-
tion Day.
We will pay our respect to the memories of
all those who have gone before, from our
harbor, across the sea, on fore i gn soil. We
will record our respect to friends, and family,
and the great unknown who have left their ·
tou c h on the pathways of life.
This is a good time for all to join in tribute
to those thousa nd s from our s ho res who are
in Vi e t Nam, and far to th e other side of our
nation in defense of Freedom and Libe rty in
Santo Domingo.
Originally Decoration D<'y , or Memorial Day ,
was set aside in memory of those Americans
who had hid down their lives in th e war be-
tween the states.
On our Memorial Day the Pres ident of ~he
United States will place a wreath on the tomb
of the "Unknown Soldier" at Arlington Na-
tional Cemetery. This ritual will be repeated
in cities and towns large and small through-
out our country.
In the Newport Harbor area we have the
Haag Memorial Hospital, a living remem-
brance to the great man with twinkling eyes
whose family have so generously endowed
this great facility in memory of George Grant
Jioag, who loved our community. We have
other small memorials, one commemorating
the "old Landing" on the inland side of th e
Co ast Highway, westerly of the Upper Bay
Bridge; we have the Glenn L. Martin Memorial
at the pierhead in Balboa. The Martin Memor-
ial marks the area from which the brave plane
builder flew on his first over-sea flight to
Avalon.
There is the Memorial Flagpole at the City
Hall dedicated to all of the men of this com-
munity who lost their lives in the World Wars.
It must be properly wreathed.
In the almost one hundred years since the
first official "Memorial Day" was observed on
May 30, 1868, many brave Americans have gi-
ven their lives in protection, defense and fur-
therance of Freedom and Liberty guaranteed
to each and every citizen of the United States
of America.
We still observe "Armistice Day" a s Ve-
terans Da y and there are those who gather
again on V-E or V-J day.
It is particularly fitting that we in this won-
derful area of our free land gather for a brief
time this Sunday, Memorial Day, in reverence
and recollection, in remembrance of all of
those who have gone before, and join in prayer
for the safe return of those far afield now in
defense of freedom in far corners of this
world of ours. .
This is a good day for each, in addition
to a small wreath, to make a gift - -"IN
MEMORIUM" to his favorite charitable foun-
dation which strives to build a better future.
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