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'"Oos Ordiauce" No. 1146'
••• le•~4 at ~ay
neftina'• rDMtiD.J or the
Now port Beach·City Counc:il
and Pl• .. d to lnd toadina.
shall be puisha~• by a fi•e eOQ who haa CUI cod)' Of co.-
cl not M:aa dlaQ 110 DOr Uo l cl aucb d.oa or oCher
more than 1100!' anirM I; pro•ided, bowuer,
Onty a mieor cbaep was &hat the foroaoina shall not
made from the oriainal draft apply 10 atreet auuera.''
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CORONA
DEL MAR ld the abtuce of any un-
uual o.atcry, Lbe Council ia
ac:bodu:led to adopt the ordi·
naDCo at ita DCI&I moeaina,
De c. 13 , and the naw ·la•
would ao into affact-.10 day1
1u.bmittod at the Nov. 8 The ooly obj1ction Monday
CCM*Ocil me•lin.a. Tbe .,nuie• .vuina waa r1iud by Allan
aau"' Mcllioo now states Beet, 48 Bctacon Ba.y . He liT
that .. ic ahall be u.nl•wfu l uid the ordi.unce wouJ4 not :;;::H:Y:EA;;:R:,:NO::::·:I:S;;:;;:::I'l.:R::S::T:_::Sl::C::T.:.:I::OM:.:._ __ _:T_:H::U:.:R::SO=:A:.:T::• :M_:O_:•:_· :::!!::•_:196:::5:_ ___ _:T::_E::_L::_E_:PH_::::OM::::_E_:6::7_:3~.0:::S.:::SO:___:C~O::R~OII~A~D~E~L:_:IIl~A:_R.~CA:':':L~IFC:O~R~H~I~A
· fot' the own•r or person b.av-aolve any problema foe bim
ina cba.r,., cuatody Of con· because the autter is th•
trot ol aay doa or other ani· side••lk neat bia residence.
TMI to perodt, either will· He aaked for a c bao11 in
fully or throuab faltwe 1o wordina to specify that .. &be
eurciu due cuo « coratrol, foreaoitll ahall not apply 10
any such doa or othor animal 1troel ptten adjacent to a
1o c:ommit any l!lllitancc and 1idewatk 3 feet or IDOfCI in
ta .. r. -
The 'ordia.uce prr,.ides dlat
"e't'ery porsoa COO'Iicted Of
a •iolatioo of thia ••ctioa
ARCHIT EC T Will iam Pereir"a,
master planner fOf the Irv ine
Ran ch and the UCI campus,
w\11 be gues t speaker tor the
Installation dinner of the
~ew ~rt Harbor Chamber of
Commerce at the 13alboa Bay
Club Wednesday evening,
Jan. 2b. He Is a graduate of
the Un iversity of Illinois,
serv ed as professor of ar-
chitecture at USC, now
maintains his offices at Ur-
banus SQuare, near UCJ. He
an d his as social es ha ve de·
sign ed such land marks as
C9 S Television City, Marine-.
land, Union 011 Center, th e
19U bu ilding, Hunt Foods
building In Fullerton and
the new L.A. County Museum
of A. rt.
to allow such nuiunce lo width.'!
thereafter ro.,..in on any Council declined to make
public sidewalk., public . the cbanae, uyina that all
beach or pa.rt Of &fly other 1ituations e~nnot be co·.,.red.
public property or on any irn~ "Let' a try it out, aad amead
proved private properly other it later if neceuary," u id
than that of the owaer or per• Counc ilman Dee Cook:.
~i~~a iQ.~M ~~~New~~!loo
the Sth biab achool aite in Hiah Scbool Oiatrict at a
the Ba.c k Bay area at Pali-cos t of between $300 and
ude1 Rd. aod Jamboree sSOO.
Blvd. wu approved Tuesday Authoriution was aiven to
niaht by the Newport Harbor Jact Kina, au iuant princi-
Hiah Sc:bool board. The firm pal of Newport Harbor Hiab
or Raub, Bein, Prost and School. to attend the Cali·
Aasoc:ia«ea will do the wort fomia Auoci•tion or Direc-
at a coa t of 12,200. tors of Student Activitin
The board also a~teed to conference at B.ak.en fie ld on
have an aerial pbolo t.aten Peb. 4 and 5.
Assess charge refuted
A s tatement made before a was no t represented to be
l~te leaislative COIM1i ttee th e rnultofafactualstudy,"
that the Irvine Ranch is \tr. Watson Sla ted.
under-aueued wu labeled "As a matter of fact, I
thi s week II "completely showed th e commi nee where
wi thout foundation" by Ray-the Oranae County auenor
mond-L. Watson, rice-presi· had tri pled the assessments
dent of the Irvine Co. on undeveloped Irvi ne land
In an appearance before to S2,090 per acre but had
th e committee whi ch ia in-not increased neiahborina
vestiaatina aneument prac-comparable land which has
bees throuahout the u a te , continued to be aueued at
\tr. Watson refuted the state-on ly S800 per acre."
men t made by Dep. Atty .
Gen. Ma.nhall May er.
"This alleaation wu ad-
mittedly based upon a ma a•·
r.ine article wh ich wu pu l>
li shed several years aao an d
Jay Stoddard
in hospital
C.C. election planned
Newport Beach City Coun·
cilman James B. Stoddard ,
53, auffered an appan nt
blecdina ulcer durina the
woetco4 a11d ia il'l aatiafac·
tory c.oedi\lon at Hoaa Hoa-
pital. HHpi181 offteiaU u .id
no preciu diap01ia h11
been completed.
Presiden t Ed Hirft .,. mai n anonymou1 ao that f\e
nouneed pl .. a. ~d~ lor dloi ce or the man of Ua• year
elec tion of a•• direc:LOra •d c., remain aec ret until dae
offi cera for the Newport Hat· ni Jht of the annual meetinJ.
bor O.amber of Convnerce. President Hirth appointed
Seven directors will be d11ector Fred Schoepe and
elec ted in December. AI ~tr•• Robert Harbison, head
least 2 nomi nees will be of the 'NOmen's divia1on, as
submitted for each vacancy a comniuee in d\ar1e of ar-
by a nomi natina corNni ttee ranaemenu for lhe annual
\fr. Stoddard is the seni(l'
~mber on the City Coun cil,
servina for the put I I years.
Ue WI! elec ted tw ice as
mayor of the c IIY.
ShnH Joloo
'Sheriff John'
to light tree
Sh eriff John, 1he popular
televiaion peraonality, will
help usher the Yu leti de sea·
son into Corona del Mar Mon-
day, Nov. 29, by participat-
ina in Ouistmu tree li thtina
fesu vi ties.
Th e event, sponsored by
the Corona del \iar 01..-nber
of Convnerce, will take
place at 7:30 p.m. at Dahlia
Ave. and E. Co ut Hwy .
Do rothy Hardculle, chair-
man of retail merchanu com-
mi ttee, uya th at fun and
mus ic will be the principal
features of th e evenina.
!ileriff John conducts the
daily "Lunch Bri aade" ahow
on television station KTTV.
The "sheriff." v.toae name
is John Rovick, hu won two
E,mny awards for lhe best
local chil dJen's television
show.
Durin& th e O.riatmu tree
llaht.in& here, he will lead
poup sina;i.na and s taae bia
ape:c.ial tbow.ftich lncludu
audimce participalion.
Oroup• of. carol en will add
lheir own musical note to
conwn un1ty sinama.
All Corona de l \tar mer·
chants .... -d l distnbute ud ets
fo r a pand prize. whu:h wi ll
be 1 free UIP for 2 to Lu
Veaas.
.B. aims 2-way aHack
against coastal freeway
A 2..pronaed campaian ia
be ini conducted by the New•
port Beach Ci ty Coun cil in
its continuina fi aht aaainu
tbe adopted coastal freeway
route.
\\ayor Paul Bruber, apeak-
ina before the New port Har·
bot Chamber directors Mon-
day noon , reaffirmed the
Council's resolve not to
ai a.n any freeway aareement
for the coastal route .
At the \ionday evenina
Council meetin&. Counc1l·
man Dee Cook po1n ted out
the broad powe rs held by the
State ULahway Commut.Jon
and u id "the only way to
10 '' leaulative ." He re·
commende d that th e council
aet 1n touch with Senator
John Sc hmi tz and Assembly ·
ma n Bob Badbam, James
W'heunore and Will1 am Dan·
ne mc:y er.
Counc ilman Cook was re-
ferrJ nl to the nell ly-success·
fu l move made dut1n1 the
last lea~t lative !ICUIOn to
remove the Newport Beach
porti On o( the freeway hom
the s tat e freeway 1ystem. o\
bi ll to that effec t easily
pa u ed the Au embly, but
did not ao before the Sc nat e
for a vou:.
,.,.,e were up aaains t what
appeared to be a s tacked
de ct." \iayor Gruber said at
the Chamber meelina, com-
rnanlina on laat week'• Hiah·
way Com:m.i u ioa d.eciaioa
not to re open the freeway
routina matte r.
"There ts no question that
the recOfd stands in b vor of
the Se wport Beach pOS IIJon.
Our tnlan d corridor route
la lona 15th St.) would me an
S7 ,1 mill ion UVIn J 1ft !IJbt•
of-way and construction coi l,
an d '40 mal lion 1ft saVIRI 1n
user benefit dur1n1 the 20..
ye•r life of the freeway.
"One 1tem hu been •anor•
ed : the severance cos tt. fo r
the coutal route -for I he
damaae caused by aoma
duouah o1l \cue land. Th1s
could amoun t to millions
more m add111ona l COIL The
corndor route would mc:an
very li tt le or no se verance
dam aae.
"for these reasons, and
because we cannot afford to
I have our CIIY torn apart by a
fre eway that would sever
re11dent11 i lle&l from the
be achu and des troy comner-
Cia l areas, we have to s ay
we wil l not accept the adopt·
ed rou te.
"The people of Ca hforn1a
nave the o aht to have b1ah·
ways and freeways that will
be ll serv e the public and at
the le ast cost. -' ta1pt.yeu'
revolt 15 1n order."
\1ayor Gruber announced
that Senator Ra ndolf'h Col ·
ller wil l bnng htS 1ntet1m
trans portation and ut1ht1e1
commi uee to Newpou Beach
for be ann&s 1n Januar)·.
'"We be heve that lht• cum·
mlltee can't heir but recoa·
nu.e the reconmenJattons ol
the Sla k ht&hwav enjpneet
that the corr tdor route would
se rve best lfnJ wouhl be
fn()5t feu1b lt ," \favor Gru-
ber sa1 J .
"I bc!1eve that th~ commit·
ke wdl make a f1nd 1ng Ill our
fav or, and that 11 will Jet
thts mallet bcfCire the leJIS·
lauue 1n Febl:uan ."
Students-hear 'Commie talk'
Br Corlton S...i th
Georae Velhote li, ahu
"Gyora1 Ve liltovsk)," n·
pounde d the mer1 1 ~ of com-
mun ism m a th1ck Russu.n
acc ent, then turned the tables
around and tried In effectual·
ly to elpo le everyth•na he
had U1 d before the studr:nt
body assembly a t Costa\tcsa
HI ah School Tuesday ITD mlna.
\t1 . Vel hotes 11 an actor
from Talent ,,ffiilaiCI of
San ta Barbara. Dressed m a
Europe lln uyle su1t and
wean na bl ack shoe~;, he 1e·
sembled a Ruut an deleaate
to th e Un1t ed NaOonli. ~l e
was ~n uoduced as Oyor11
Velikovsky, a Runtan cul-
tural del eaate who wu lO
apeak on "AmencM Democ-
racy and .. e Communi st
flnu.,..•·
The Cos ta Me aa 1CUden ts
were no1 told that he was an
actor. Ther appl auded and
dlc>ered h1m, Th ey lau&hed
alon1 w1th ttus supposed
communis t u he denounced
the capttailstic rcontlm1cs
of the U.S. and praiSed Karl
\1ar:c.'s
lecu cal matenah sm.
After th 1 ~ b1g bu.lldup, \h.
Vel ltotes revealed h•msclfh
a 36-year-old nat1ve bom
Cahfomtan, t:l~nne , pro-
fessiOnal actor, bu smes,man
and fanner h1ah school le ach·
er. He has an \iA dea•ee m
t:du CU\01\ and polltlCII
sctence from Stan ford and
hat attended Harvard.
Thnt same proaram has
been presen1ed before auch
JfOUPS as the-1st \tan ne
DIV I5101\ at Camp Pendleton,
Rotaf1, L10ns . Juntor col·
le&es and oth er h1&h schools.
The ent11e pro p am was
ke pt 'ecre t from the atudenu
as well u the parenu by the
school off1c.ia\&. All 1hey
were told wu 1hat 1 So•iet
•pe.-ker waa p irtl to .-ppeu.
\tan~ parents attended the
1ss cmbly ll> ~ee wh.at "''as
&Ding un anJ because tht:)
"'ere concerned.
Off1c1a ls at th~ h1&h achoot
1a1d that !he effeca would
have bt:cn lost 1f the &tudents
kne "' 1n advance that the
speaker wa& an actor. \h .
Veliloteti u.id after he had
reve al~d htmself, "I am a
dut~ capltatut and I'm
proud of 1 t. ''
I left the i.uembl)· -.1th
lh e reelm& thu \h . \'ellmlt:J
bad pre~o ented a IQ&1C al
araument 1n favor of cu.n-
munum at. the actor, Gyor11
Vehko v&k)'. But 1 al5o camr:
awa) w1 th the fec:hna that
he bad not fully shown the
faHaciu of communism N)f
presented a loa)eal ar_.,.•t
in /nor of c•pili:Ji•m.
8.1. TO HONOR
TONY HERSHEY
comprised of President Hirth, meetina.
H. Payne Thayer, John \tac-Uere is a swnmary of other
nab, Don Flanvn an d Harry items on th e aaenda of the
Westover. Olamber du ecton :
On \londay \1.u. Stoddard
announ ce d that her husband
was 1n some discomfor t but
res tina quietly . He has had
no previou1 record of an ul·
cer cond ition .
Land swap fate awaited
Ton~ He nhe)', pmneer Bal•
boa Island res1dent and mer·
chant. will bt: honored at a
tesumon1a ! dmner to be
hosteJ b-. the Ba lboa Is land
lmpro\'eme-nt o\ssoctatJO!I at
the Is land's \'dlage Inn
Thurs da ~. Oe c:. Q
The tenns of offi ce of th e • Manaaer J ad Barne tt re-
rollowina direc tors will ea-ported th at plan• are almoSI
pire in J anuary: complete for a Be tter Bu t~·
Diat. 1 ·Tommy Thomas. ness Bureau •n Oranae
Ditt. 2-Ed Hoble. County .
Oiat. ) • Ot. David Nielsen • Net proceeds from the
Di aL 4 ·Roy Ward. recent Olamber barbeque on
Diu. 5-Ed Hirth. the Irvi ne Ran ch were e a ti ~
Diat. 6-Roy Andersen. mated at Sl ,500.
Oi at. 1 -Tom Sharp. • Ro y Andersen reported
After th e director election on a county meetina on th e
ia detennined, a nominatina Decency Amendment and re·
ocmwni ttee wi ll preu:n t a COITYI'Iended indi'ridual aup-
t l•te or new offi cers, who port, rath er th an O.arnber
will be elected in January. endonemcnt.ror th epmpoud
The installation meet.in a ini ti ati ve amen cknent wh ich
wi ll be held Wemeaday eve-would ai•e cilles and coon-
nina, Jan. 26, at the Balboa ties th e power to le,islate
Bay Club. Archi tect and 1n the moral a rield, which is
planner William Perei ra wi ll now totally under uate juri s·
be the speaker. The man or diction.
Surplus land
sale okayed
Bids on 13~ acre s of Har-
bor Blvd. hontaae wi ll be
opened March I I by trus tee •
of the Oranae Coast Junior
Colleae District.
Trustees voted \tonday
evenina to authoru:e the ad·
vertiaina of th e property ,
which lies immediately south
of a similar ~reel sold se•
vera I years aao.
The land will conaist of 2
parcels -5.49 acres to the
north of a proposed er.ten·
11on of \4e rrimac Way , and
8.1 acres to the south of the
u.le nsioo.
Vice-pre1ident Will iam \11-
son of the lrv1ne Co. t:l·
pre u ed 'hope \.tonday fo r a
dec1 t~on 1n February, \brch
or April on the u chanae o f
Upper Bay lan ds between the
lrv1ne Co. and Oranae County.
The decuion 'll'ill be made
b)' the State Lands Commft·
i i Dn, and then wi ll be au!>
JeC I lO review b)' lhe State
Supreme Court. The land
u chanJe. -..t11ch hu been
approved by the county supe r-
VISOr&, IS meanwhile beina
held in abeyan ce.
\1r. \tuon, spealr.1n1 at the
mon thly meetina of the New-
port Harbor O.amber of Com·
ma ce directors. said !hat
apptiLI sers for the state have
detennined th a t th e propot.ed
land t:Ichanae is ,.S milli~
1n favor of the county . The
state law requ ne s that any
tude involv1na tidelan ds
must favor the poli Ocal e-nll ty
holdm& the udd ands • in
trust for the ltate and federal
governments.
\h . \tuon
cu rrent stLldy
reVl ewed the
bema made h)·
JOint state comm attee con-
c:emma proposed tidelands
le&ulation.
"The state i1 seek:in1
more deftntUoo and control
or udelands p an ts, ln clud-
ln J th e development Clf ti de-
lands," he sa1 d. "The state
"''lnU ]Unsd1cti on over what
JOCS on the udelands in order
to detemune whether the de-
ve lopment is in th e pubhc
interest. Thus a mas ter
plan would be required be·
fore an~ JeHiopment.''
''There are a number Cl f
baJ namples of uH Clf ude·
lands," he added.
"I Jo "''' realh kn{'l -. hCI-..
till S \\de land§ ~tl.IJ~ affects
ltlr Je\·elopl!lent l'f the l r fle!
Ray."
Ch&r!'.bet Ptes1den t Ed ti1rlh
Slid that the eHCU U\1." C<lffi•
mlltce has 1nformeJ thr Statt
Lands Comm1U100 t!ut thr
boa rd of J1re!o':ton of th r
Chambt:r hu endoned th t
land t:\d\ange.
MIE!IT 11. auma
liES &T AGE OF 21
For n rears Ton\· and ha
-.1fe , \ttna. have-ll\·ed and
-..-.. rked c•n the Is land. Tony
ha ~ devoted much of h1 ~ u me
tn C'I \'IC aff aus and launched
th e h !anJ's annual Clu1 tmas
tree and ~·rt' f01 chtldten.
o\s 1mrru pants from Euro pe-
m JQ::). the lletshe~'> fnu
l!vt"J 1n Santa •\na, .. he1e
th t l learneJ EnJit sh and
11.(1ll l' S (ltllenlhl'p. In
IQ:R the1 .,~ved to Ba lboa
ls J.ilnJ . th en a 1ma ll vd la&e
(If heach CNU&es reached
.._-.vet a stn&le ""'ooden brtd &e .
Tol'l y Hen hey
0 0 \\arme
•\ ''e
The ll( '' he1 ~ li t er convetl·
eJ the nuue11 tnto 1 C.crman
bc~t garJen I\['C restaurant
and e,·entualh r urchued the
p ocer\ stole v.herr: !he1 once
-.·orked u clerh.
\he year award will be an-• Brad Atwood, public re--
nounced dtat evenina. Preai -lationa dhector ror UO,
dent Hirltl said at Mond ay'• cit¢ the need for stu dent
meetina or directors that l.he scholarship• and teachina
selection conni ttee will re-awud1.
Proceeds from the nle will
be uaed to fi nance the firat
portion ol the Go lden Weal
Colleae Campus in Huntin1·
ton Beach. The openina date
Cor Golden West Collea.e wu
advan ced one year to Sep-
tember, 1966.
Approve study of tidelands
Robert R. Austin, :~. o f
121 lrvme o\ve., 'le'"'T>lltt
He1&h lli. d1 eJ Sunda~ aftet l'l
lr:n athr 1llneu at tloa1 ~los·
pt tal. Surv1von 1nclude h•~
'll'lfC, PIUICII : ] chddrtn,
Jan, \t11chell and \lal\ -\nn ,
h1s par en ts. \1 r. 111d \tu;.
Don ;\uslln of Costa \leu, •
lUter, \~an ly n nf Co sta \le-
u ; a brother, 'l\'1lham. of
Oreaoo . an d a arandmo th er.
\4rs. Add1e E.. ,<\u1t1n of
The1 fttsr -.orked as clc:rh
m the Is land's llnl) y ocery
store . In JQ3J Ton,· opened
the Island's f1tst nur sen .
plantm& most of the area's
tr ot s . mc !udmll the 111nt
T Clnl tS 1 c:harte1 me-mber
of the 'IJe v.rmt·Balboa Ro·
tarv Club. the F lks and the
Chambe• Of Com ncrce.
Drive gets reluctant OK
Objec tion• were .raiaed a-"We'll be comina up soon
p inal a fund r.i aina request wi th a propoul (or a new
by Artbril.ia foundation, but solicitation ordinance, but
the Newport' Beach City i1 proNbly will u.te a con•
Council TOted 3 to 2 to pant siderable time to adopt.'' he
an. nempt license (or lhe uid.
aolicitation. FREEWAY IIIOOEL SHOWN
City Auomcy Tully Sey· The ooatt•l freeway model
mour ad•iud apjnat deny~ recently ahown at dte New-
iea the rec,aeat.. eince l:he port Beac:b a~~d Costa Men
Council den.l•l or UNICEF ci ry hath is Mw on di •play
.olicitl-tion •a• onr*town •t d-.e &,aide Center t .. nch
.,. S.."rior Court order. of Nc*J!Oft National S.lr:~
Glass door wins, loses
The can of the Jlatt door
"caued a svprlsina deadlock
at eM Ne•port Beach City
Council ' ,..una Mooday
eY~nina.
4ppro.,.l bd been •oted 5
10 2 at die No•. I mec tina r. Maatallat.ioo of a ,, ...
dooc f« CilJ Clerk Mar .. ry
Sd110 ""• •• olriu i• eM ,....._.., Clo Hall •o ..._,
.... c:-.N t.Mp ••• ,. 01 ....
re«Pd• corea•• ..._, ., ... , ...... --.,. eo--
cil•• 0.• Coot ... Dolt
El4ao "'JaaOod 00 tlloa loitll
~-· ............... .. ...... ," .... .
~J anaiaa \be mattar
came up apia •• a U60
bod•t a~MIWfteol to pro•W•
the r.quirod faneS•. n.. •o\C
••• ) to 2 fot U.. motioe.
with 1M tamo 2 •*•· eo.citmu Cook poiated
011t *' 1M MOtion ••• .. ~ f••'"'· -..ca•• 11M chartar
....... 4 lffinMdft •o&e•
f• •• ,. .. u.-. of.,..,.
"1 4oa't Cln: •a.ah a-.t
... ~ lOb•• .. ., .....
lite G.ia," aaid dN eitJ
clod. n. ................
wUI M ....-. at .._ •••
c-11 .......
Wife charged
with murder
A 43.year-old womu was
ebl.raed Moaday with the
rnwder of ber buaband on
Swwlay momiaa at the c~
lu' home at Ul.S Placentia
A•e ., in lbe west Newport
Ha iahta area. '
Aller bei111 taha to Hoe.c
Hoapital for treatment or
brviut, blackened eyat and
ahod :.Mn. Eliaabel:h Joaaae
Ctaytoa wu traaafemd to
the p-iton ward ol Oranae
Couaty Hoapjtal. Her b•• ..
bud, • -.. .,.,.was (oo6
daad; be had been tltot 3
tim ...
lUIS. Will DIIS *•· Donlcb.1 K. Wt~ wife
of Tonay H. ••~ Nti.n4
T•uco Oil ~ •uc:e-
llin, ,._, T•NaJ .,. ....
at lloal Hoapl•l. 1\a r .... u,-.. t• 2n e .. m .. ea.
1011 U .• ._. CUtfa.
The city staff wu a.u lho~
ued by the Newpo n Beach
City Counci I Monday eve-
nin a 10 proceed wi th a atu dy
of all exist:ina tidel•nd•
areas wi thin city limits.
The report will include
location, descri ption a'l d
current use o ( the tidelands.
Counci lman Dee Coot au,..
aeated Chat R. L (Pat) Pat·
ten on, Co nner city en,ineer,
be retained aa a conaullant
for preparina die reporL 'Ar •
Palteu on ia oo a ,..:cation
trip, 10 no ac tion wu t.a.keb
on the reoomrnmdation.
The Council also:
• Adope.ed Ordinance 1144,
req\tirina lmderarolllld utili·
tiea in subdi•isiont, bus pro-
•klina for wa iver in the event
o( difTicuh IOpopaphical
aoil, or odter condition•;
Coaacil reJ-c'-d abe r.,.~~eat
of Fruk H-ahat of the lr~
YiA• Co. ror Mlay, tayiq
th•t U!e. .. i • ., clau.a-e pco-' ........ c.a,. c:la••·
• APPfO~ •P"4i•a 11 , ..
)00 10 iastaU 1 ,._, liafllla
., .......... of a. ....
ltd. t• •1a.o., • ra.ori ..
lofttt 1-. •• a. •••• Jatll'; ... clll' _.., ....
.... ... lltlltUit ..... ...
du~ police pr-oblems in the
are•.
• Rec eived dama1e claims
from Councilman Ltndsley
Par1ons and TV IW R1 cbard
Dennin1 for damaaes caused
to their dwellinas on Hue!
Or. , Corona de I \tar . b)
aewer line Nck-up: Counctl
took the routine act.1on of
denyina the claims and re-
(Conbnued on paae 5l
Costa \teu.
Fufteral aervtces .,,,II be
he ld 11 II a.m. this Friday,
'lov. lb, an the' 'lli'estclafT
O..apel \tonuar}-., S..mal
..,11 be at Pacir1c V1ev. \te-
monal Par\.
N.B. cheers combat troops
The Ne wport Bead! City
Council •dopted a rcaoluuon
\4onday n en ina declarinl
•upport and admi ration for th e
U.S. troops fiJhtina •n Sou ttl
Viet am.
Th e resolution notu that
JCMtnl men of Ntwport Reach
u e enaaaed in tnOrtal com~
bat in Sou.i't Viet Nam 1n
ftlrller•ce of th e U.S. com~
mitrMnt to defend i'tat coun~
try rrom for~l p oppreuion,
and ••• eertal rt minori ty
poup1 a.nd irtdi •idua.h ha~
'fOiced opytat ition 40 U.S.
action in Vi et N1m .._d
"ltne mon~~<*al)' PI~
11o rcpraaeet lll e aeetim•t•
•d duiru of •• majoriey
of Amuie••.'•
Threrote. •• Chy Co.•·
ci l reaol n a; "This Counct l.
as dlr dul y electe-d repre·
St:'f\tabVU of the people Of
Ne.,.port 8e ach. here~· u -
lend• to th e membeu of the
armed forces iu fulle u sur-
port. a ppteciatiOf\ .nd dcvo·
bon as chey cout~aeou.lly
perfonn cheir duty."
IMINLL IIICI ... E nnn• n IULliiiS
Ruhor R•daU McCardle
waa ~lecled l ilt 'fltyrlday
aa the 196f. pre-alderll of die
Newpo~t Bead!. -Con• \leu
&Mrd ol Real cors.
J. Peter (Pete) Ba.neu •••
Gamed h t 'fice'i"etide~~t..
•d Wi lliam H. Fwu....adl
wu elccaed lrld .tce.,.ai-
d"'"
4 injured in head.-on crash
T-.e> peuons are m fan
cood•t•on a r lloag llospttl.[
afte1 a he ad~n auto crash
Sunda,· nt &hl at \\. Coau
H"'·r . and lo\alnut St .. We~t
'llew f")n . Two others "'Crt'
also IRJilfed .
Be uy Lau S..t ba. )6 , or
37 0CJ Lakt St., ,..e., Ncwpor1.
suffered uvere internal 1n·
Junes . Shuley K1na, 21 , of
JS3 W1laon Sl. So. 1, Colla
\(e&a, was also h ate d 1n f•n
cond.t t1on after uMerao1n1
m&JOf fac ~a l I WJCI')' ea.rly
\\onday.
,..h1le hud1n1 wu1 on \'.
C''"t Hwy. after rnakin.1 a
left tum from Wataut St., at
1 0:3 n~.m .. the vehide driven
by \tft·. K1n1 &pptrel'l\ly went
cM.It of conuol, crossed the
double line into the OKOi'l)oo
1n1 tnffic, al'ld ttaa hcd \ruo
an Ult bound •P 1c:ts dri••n
t,-Garald J. Barbe. Mrt .
&tba•• hat~. All of t'-
ocn .puta WC:te Mri0111ly •n·
jursd ud lat .. 110 Hoq: Hoe·
pit.a1. O.raW .,._a..,.. (e.
d a l .. ceratto. ... •• ,...
...... lollowhtt ... aocl-
den t. ':"'oteaor~ Barba, 11 , re·
Ct:IVt:d fib lnJUIICI and II
stil l bc1n1 held at the-has•
J'lll l l.
ELOII L. BROWN Of
BALBOA succuwas
Elon l . Brolfl•n, 2•41t E.
Ocean Ft., Ba lboa. fot many
yean pon capt11 n of the
Newport Harbor l ' ache lub,
d1ed Sunday 11 Good Samari·
tan Hospi tal 1n Loa -'naelu
follow1 n1 .uraef)'. He is 1u,..
vived b)· h1s w1fe . Charlotte,
and ) nttcea. Serv1cu were
held )'Uterday 111.1 S1. Jamea
Ep&acott•l Church wit.b R••·
John P. As hey offi d atiaa-
lntenTMtnt waa ift Pacific
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TMAIIIC.SGIVIIIG IS A DAY FOR PRAYER
Where the Spi rit of the Lord is, there is liberty, for the
Lord is the author of li berty. Our Father in Heaven, we oHer
this prayer of thanlc:s on this Thanlc:sgiv ing Day, and express
our gratitude, not for the matertal abundance that we are
blessed with, but for the spiritual blessings, and the gift of
Thy only begotten Son, our Lord and Savi our, whom to know
is li fe everlasting, and in whose name we mak.e this prayer. PHILHARMONIC JUNIORS wit t hold a
a • • pre-<:oncert dinner Dec. 3 at the Newport
TillE TO SOLVE TME FREEWAY STALEMATE Harbor Ya cht Cl ub, ptecedlng the Debut
Newport 13each City Counci I membe rs should be just about Orchestra concert at the OCC auditorium.
convinced that they are up against the unbeatable combina-Pictured here, from left, are Georgeanne
Hanna, Deborah Porter attd Georgene
Smith, Philharmonic Juniors, and Mellnd.l
Mead, a graduate of the Juniors. (S tuart
Dr ole er 11!oto.)
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DIAGNOSING TMI SICINDS
ly , .. ARII•r•••
lA Ameriea, tbe ...... ol tbe ... -.; -:-•• -=.~.-:~:=-:-::::---God,., ... ._ up·to.
~ ac.hoola bu t.o dedued ~ -· au ........ lullaol._. _ _...
It ia DOC iDepl to .... defna* -.... : I ........ owD ~ ......... .._.
ln'ia1 achocatiftl the OftiUarow ol our .... ..._ •
bJ force. Some ...... ....,... .,..OMd by .._. 1wDdnd fmtJ••• ptM MWily
the National ~·neiL ol Qa~ iDdudlal rillll ia .....,-!kala Dtpartraaat haw'-
boob 10 obeceoe tt.e, could DOl be teed W..tiied, iDC"echc prO-Cornnew • e • ~
aloud in the Jtoue of Jlepnaatatiw&, Jli8bt )db, 1D ~ bot:DO'I n•kiiDd ~
here in my town, the ~ bic-pro6t.-pie a.pected. ol beia« """"'"inj.t ...... ~ Mtthodilt Pubtiabiac Houle DOC Oftly Nicbetl Golnaiewlki, fcnDCr kG. u..elti-
te.lls James Baldwin's obecene and ~le poet ap:Dt, ...;w tbM .a diplcDala aDd
books, but defendt them. ten MariGe pard~ arrived to the U.S. r.a.
In Detroit, a fonner police intpector u : ._.., io Waraw d~ 1~ aDd 1~ were
"There has not been a ~n ~urdu in lhe hi. canpr'CIIllited by women commuailt .......
tory of our department in which the killer Tbe Ccmmu.nilta reportedly took embanv-
was not an avid reader of lewd mapzinet.." lint photosraphl ol t.hne ~ex acta f« black-
Many thou~nds of boys and girls are led mail JJUI"PC*L Tbe State :Departmem admi~
down the pnmroee path startins with "bot" ted the pilt of itt emp&oyea and tranlfencd
books and pictures, graduatins to ''real ac-five of the aix to other Stale Department
tion" movies of every c:onceivable type of • poltL "CaJI pii', (ot'mel'ly caUed w~
nonnal srx. Psychiatritu and pri10n wardent are regularly UJed by the State Department.
know well that even a perfectly normal child A "call girl" or "bedroom politie&an" tins re•
~an be convened into a ~ex perven and crim~ portedJy operates continuously within the
tnal by the filth racketeers. awistic, amoral United Nation&.
The sicknea in the 10ul of America has Lyndon Johruon'a ~ Bobby 'Saker
~n plan~ there. As Will Ragen said: braged that he had ten memben of the Sm-
"~hat this country needs is more clnn ate in the palm of his hand (compromiled).
mmd.s and dinv finsemails." The "Liberals" Bak~ kMw every intimate detail of the Sen-
say we should read ~tween t.h~ lines of our ate, iu people, their wuknetaes, who was
Constitution, our Bible, our marriage vows ; ~ping with whom, who was out drunl,
that thf'l"f' are no ab!olutn; no right and no who could be bribed and for what price. So
wrong ; whatever iJ soeially au~ptable is all don MOtCow. The only JeereU the American
ri~ht: ,jn is old. fashioned, non-existent, im-government has in the cold war against hi,_
agmary. tory's most diabolic.a.l, criminal, atheistic con-
~h~ Mattachine Society (hom01exuals ) spiracy are thf' ~eereu our gove~t keepa
~laams that one out of every ten Americans from the American people.
as .a .homotexl~al, including roughly a quarter Soi'M people will retent teeing things like
maUaon each an the federal Civil ~rvice. the this in a family ~-spaper ; but we must face
anned fortt1. and teeurity-~ensitive poaitions it, becawe moralitv demands it and JWVival
in private industry. Homoeexuality, through· requireJ it. A .. the Apo~tle P&ul asked the
Ot~t . rt'CO~.~ ~istory, 1w acc~panied dt--Galatians: "Am I th~refore become your
chnang cavlltzataons. St. Paul .aad in Romans enemy, b«au~e 1 tell ~-ou the truth?"
tion of the State Highway Commission and the City of Costa
Mesa in the batt.le of the freeway. The Commission is ada-YOUNG M US/C
mant about holding fast to the preposterous coasta l route. TALENT SALUTED~ fa tlte £ditoJt ---Costa Mesa does not want any more encroachment of free-The Oranae County Phil·
ways. And to make the situat1on a c01nplete stalemate, the harmonic Society will ulute . . . . youna talent when the De but Newport Beach ':ounc~ I IS on record agatnst Signing any Orchestra of the Youn a Mu-
freeway agreements w1th the state for the coastal route. sicaans Foundation makes ats
Meanwhile, property owners and developers along the route anatial appearance in Oranae
are suffering the consequences of uncertainty and indeci-County ~t 8:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 3, 1n the Oranae Coast s 1on. l\nd so nobody as happy . Colleae Audi tortum.
So why not agree on the logical solution: Get the freeway As the second concert in
out of Newport Beach, and thus also away from Costa Mesa. the ~caety '.' current Sub-
and thus also re move 3 fu ll -fledged feeder freeways fwm strcr(apllon Sertes.,7th)e ~llcbhes· a avcraae aae wt ave
Costa Mesa, and let these 2 cities handle their own traffi c co-conductors, J ohn Green,
problems, which is the way 1t should be done. The way to sucst conductor, and \4ichael
do th is Is no mys tery: a legislative act to remove the New-Tilaon Tbomaa , conductor.
port '3each portion out of the state free way system. Such a .. The proaram will include . . El Salon \1euco" by Aasoo btll was apptoved D~ the State l\ssembly 1n the last sess1on, Copland, adapted for piano
MJcMel Tlla .. n...a and could have rece1ved Senate approva l. and orchestra by John Green
The head-to41ead fighting has gone on long enough ; no under the title "Fantacia
one IS Ninning and there are many who are los in g. It is time \te:u cana" by Cop land-Green; Jehft Green
' Concerto :-Jo 1 in G · for a plan that has a chance of approval. Joint sponsorship for paano · a~d • orchestr~an~;
of the required legis lation by Newoort Beach and Costa Mesa Saent-5aens, featunna \4ona
1S the fi rst step. Golabek of Beverly Hills,
e e e 15-year-old guest paanast;
TMERE'S ONE WAY TO IMPROVE THE IMAGE Orchestral Vanataons an two
When counci I men run out of problems, they can always
dream up new ones. The la test 1s .vorry 1ng about the "image"
of the Newoort '3each City Council as seen by the critical
ouolic. Counc il man Dee Coole was do1ng the worry1ng Uonday
afternoon, and he thought that the image might be improved
If some tnformation could be mat led out to the lo cal citizens
.v1th th e water Oi ll s. I was moved to comment, not too PO-
•tely that the Newoort '3each :ity Counc il is the best re-
oorted c1ty counc il in the whole Un1ted States, and if he
thlnlc.she can do a better JOb, go to i t. I did not say, although
' should ha >'e , that if there tru ly IS some concern over the
,mage bet ng beamed to the oublic, then a l1ttle res tra int in
:.ome of the verbal donnybrootc s .vould be tn order. • • •
Th e Amish Wee p Alone
( F~nm the ~aou A ~a Register)
Tbe trumpetm for "truth and their deep relcJoUI ~
freedom'' IOUDd their fury must sbun tbe workDy ~
acrou our laod. lap. Tbeir worship fll God il to
hew tD tbe earth lD bone aad The1 protat t.be ~ ot buay tempo. They ~DOt
VietNam; they plud for jultioe tD t.alte tbe bMdy wiDe o1 mod-
far tbl oppreued Necro; tbeJ ern "We" for they vtew It u
cry tD comfort the "mts\Dder· violent int:rusloo upoo God'a •
ltAIOd" criml.Dal. reM tcbeme lor rural exi*Dce.
811t in the loDely carnfWda ol ADd thae are ..U wara. •
Jowa , tbe Amish weep alGae. rulea the st.atte ol Iowa.
T'be Amiab are ample folk ; Aod tbl fcne ol Iowa'a polld.
they know oot tb1 ft1l ol tbe ea1 ~ II _.. aet _.
modml fiCbt tar "jultiee." tbe ,....,.,flcaDI Aalab te bed
There ..-e DO "freta" to plud diem to eeat..uty, to rtp lilt
for tbfm. 1'beR il DO poUtleal the deep •ted roaCI of ,._...
bay to 1\arvat from tbetr BU. tlca aDd to .... u.tr ~
fortt.me. Their c:rime is that they Into tbe ~ ....
dart tD mnalD 1.J*t from tbe Tbe ICNIJDI o1 a. AmWa
worldli.Deu they c.oal6dar llafal. eldkha I'1IClaC .0.0, blllt _..
They ~d tbetr fieJda at pnce 8eAda to .-eape a. dliltdlll tl
wUb thdr God ud wtth tbelr tnaaM ............ ......
Dftlbhcn, aDd tWr ddklral rq .. llrnr ......... ..
are Deft!' Ia tbl ceurta _. jal)tl, be'fia
DOl' rounJq ,.._ .... ... Md ...... -......
...... ...at& .,. ......... .,.. IMJ .. .. ,_ .... .,., 0 ... ., ,.,.
a.IIU.ICMIIniiJIIMJ ............... ...
......... .,. ... Ml6lb,.. --... ......
NOM THI CHAIIMAN •.•
, ......... (Aria.) ,,...
~ whne 10tne fellow eame up with a rul definition
ol a CGmmittee. He says, "a commie~ is a group of a.
quaJi&ed pmooa appointled by a dilinet•etttrd petty ItO do
a job that no a. dJt would voiunt«r to do."
Volumes by Robert Hender-
son of Fullerton, wannan&
composer of the Socaety's
1964 Young '-fusacians Foun·
dalton Audallons -\ward; and
Symphony ~o. 1 by Tchaa·
kovsky.
Oranae County Phalharmo-
nac Junaors, teen-age daugh-
ters of members of the So-
c ae ty . wall hold a pre-<:oncert
danncr at Newport Harbor
Yacht Club. ~s. William H.
\1ead , \irs . J. Donald
Fercuson and \1iu Melinda
\1ead, a &raduate of the Ju·
naora , are in charae of ar-
ranaementa. The Juntou will
then attend the concert wbcrc
it 11 thear duty to distribute
pro pams.
The Oranae County Phi I·
banno1u c Soctety ia auist-
lnJ the Youna Musicaans
floUlldation and the Debut
Orcbeatta u a .. Supportina
Friend." For t he past two
years the Society baa retain·
ed 6 scholanbipa annually
for Orange County youna mu·
aiciana who reach the finals
in the national Youna Mu-
sic ian a Foundation Audi·
Robert Ho!Mienon
tiona.
~~~ aeaaon ticketa are
"aold out." Sinale tickeu,
if available, are priced at n.so. student• st.so. and
may be purcbaaed at the
Orantc County Pbi )harmonic
Society, lOt W. Coaat Hwy ••
Newport Beach, 646~411 .
FEDERAL AID MEANS FEDERAL CONTROL
ly Rosalie M. Gordon
Editor, America'• Future
With something akin to locking the bam
door alter the hone is stolen, tchool admin-
utrators all ovu the country at long last are
becoming very conoertlfli about ftderal aid
to education bringing in its wake f~deral con-
trol of our ~ta~ and local ~ehool ~term.
Such concern i' better late than never -in
fact, if it grows ~t enough perbapa the
encroaching invasions into our IChools of the
fed~ral bu.reaucrau can be haJt~d before they
become 10 .. noua~y imbedckd that we wue
up to an educabonal ayttml in Amena clotc·
1y memblinl{ U.O.. of totalitarian regima..
~belated fean are ~a.ainty well-foun-
ded. There was ~ ahotking instance ol the
fedual C".offm.iaaioo ol Educ:at;on withhold· u. 30 milJioo doUan fJ'OID the Chic:aro pub-
lic acboob 011 the moll ftimJy r-ound The
fuadl Wfte iato&ed oot bccaule they lhoukl
8ft'CF have t.D withbdd, or becaute the
c,..m;Mioner acted in a 1'0011 hichhanded
maDDI:r il nac .......U, iUeplJy, but only be-
e:..-dlle Drm w ttadc ...,ot ol Chiclco ~ ..-d to tbe Qe I ....,,., Deroocralie boe-... W......._. n.m thm! la .. ,.. that tht , ...... Of.
D .. ldw d II Ia w·'l t=-~·· from ..... . . ........ . ....
fon to force them to comply with federal
regulations on integration.
A II this pi'O\IeS, of coune. that there is no
such thing as federal handouts -of money
first taken from the people in the atatft and
citin -for education or anything ebe with-
out federal control. How fat and bow neatly
ridic:u lout IUCb control can become it ~em in
another episode in OMster, Pa., when two
you~n were llilpCOded from IChool for
bringms ~own lunchal !~tly. uncln
the feden.l xhool luach ~ all chlJ..
d~n in a IChool lDUil buy their lunehe:a at
lthool in ordrr f« the _._ to pt aach
"aid." 1ne two ~ cbiJdreft wen a.
ptftdtd bfcau.e ther ~t their owo lu•
ehel and refuted to .., .... 55 ce.ola each
(or IChool lunc.ha W'bida thf:r had no irl-.
tion ol eating.
lllinc* Supain...._..,,. ol Public I~
tion Ray r-. WM..,. ~ in CCII1)o
nwnti"' 011 the • ..,., wfthholdi:'l ol
fuJM:Is by the federal 0.. al ~ roat
the Chap JC.hook Yr .... dldand: '"U
the United Sta~~~ c:-. ol ........._ dic-
ta~!~ the poticia ol ...... ol ...... ...
ol Oiic:lwo, tM -............ to ..., ...................... . .
DOG ORDINANCE
Publiaher of the EnsiiJl
I have been a reaident and
taxpayer on Lido hie for ap-
prollimately 15 years, and
du rin a the en tire time have
owned with pride a'everaJ
Kerry Blue thoroupbreda
terriera. I am not intcteated
in abowina them anymore
but atilt have a very peat
afTcc:tion for theae animala,
and in fact for all of, "man's
beat friend."
I 'll admit that many do&
ownen in the community are
careleu, and occaaionally
incident• do occur which
are very provocative, but in
my opinion hardly JUI ti fica-
tion for the a trona punitive
ordinance which the City At-
torney •• propoatna to the
counci I. Surely, there are
more i~rtant itema to wbicb
they could devote then time
and attention, than thi s aort
of haraument to the people
o( thia community who are
pet owners, and in the main
very responsible citit.ena.
There are several poinu
wbicb I would like to brina
to the counci I' 1 attention in
conaiderina thi 1 ordinance:
1. Does the offen se merit
aucb atrinaent and exceuive
finea u propoaed, a.e., t500
plua aix mondu in priaon.
~any thieve a and mu.rdereu,
no t to apeak of the "trcaaon-
oua punta" deacc:ratina our
biJbwaya, are net even ar-
reated for their crimea. I do
hue a sli lflt knowledac of
law, and it ia always eaaier
to indict and fine an honeat
law abidin& citizen than one
who ia proficient in the art
of defyina out c:ivil lawa,
offic:cra, Md courta.
(Editor'• ao&e: The pro-o
poeed ordinance u intro-
doced Monday nipt ape~
c:ifiea • fine ol not leu tbu
tlO or more tbaa StOO.)
2. Juat whet proportioa or
the alleaed darnaae eo lbe
pablic: and printe proper~
ia tru~y ateribat.able to ani-
mall ••· b...,. iaclol•c• ... u._
S.et ye dae Lord wlaile be
may be foaed, call J• a.,_
him ~u.·a.. I• ••:
Let dae wicked foraab Ilia
way, aad tM -.i .......
-· lait ........ : ud .. ,
1a.ia n ... •to dae t...t.
ud -will Mft •rcy .,_ lala; ud .., o.r <W, for •
wlll a-....tiJ ,....__ (Ia. Aiu 55.7.)
Good C.Wfl
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and ril thy babi ta?
For many years I have
walked with my do a at the
en trance to the Lido hie
bridae and can auure the
City Attorney and Council
that the dcbria and shrub
damaae i • prirnari ly due to
the nealiaenc:e of the C1ty in
failina to properly care for
the plant.a, ud to a peater
depee to the filthy habita or
human beinas who diapoae
of rubbiah. aarbaae and traah
o f all kinds.
At oor home on Lido late l
hue maintained tal\ unfenced
lawn on the walk ncr aince
we moved bete yeue a_,.
Ooa• and children have been
runnina looae acrou it all
durina thia time. It is there
for any to namine and if you
can find any damaae to it as
a reauh of thia abuac I'll
aladly buy the proposed or-
dinance.
\1y contention 11 that many
people Md the aueet depart-
ment want to pus the buck
for lbear .. lack of care" ofT
on their pet patty, lh e .doa
owaer, who. rrom che fipuca
or lhc City Attorney show a
SOOO do a population. If theae
fiaurea arc conect. then the
city muat oollec:t about
(Coatinoed on paJC 7)
COMPLETE
SELLOUT!
MUST REDUCE
INVENTORY
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TELEPHONE_.p§~9,tES.:iit!_
tloateaaina a aet-toaet.hcr Servacc propam, Pouy Pol
whee the two Oranac County of Lado wall open her very
Chapters of the Military Or-beauuful home at 10:30 Oec.
der of World Wars mcraed 2. and her apectal auelli
recently were Cornne Grif-wall be the three Harbor
fith of Laauna Beach, Plo -Haah school AFS students,
renee Rypinaki from ~lawa11 as well as last year's -\mer-
and Ann Kroeacr of Corona can• ~broad u.udent. Har-
del \4ar. Commander Vactor raet Uaae of Beacon Bay wa ll
Rettina of Corona del Mar 11 chaarman the affaar.
lOY 'OR FIORENTINO'S
Mr. and ~s. frank Ptoren·
uno, 1206 Estelle Ln .• Har-
bor Ha&hland11, are parenta
of a a on born Fraday , Nov .
19, an Hoaa Hospat.a l.
NEWPORT HARalR ElltSIGtt
ARST SECnON --P• ~
THURSDAY, 1140V. 15, 1965
CORONA DEl MAR. CAU F.
NEW YEAR'S EVE PLANS for Lido Isle co-chairman with Mrs. Donald Jacobi for
are being discussed by these committee the New Year's eve party, which will be-
members of the Lido Isle Woman's Club. gin with cocktails at 7:30 p.m. at the
They are, from left, Mrs. Josef Wlebach, clubhouse. Dinner wi II be at 8:30, and
Mrs. Charles Bauman, Mrs. Stephen Dingle dancing will follow, to the music of the
and Mrs. 13asll Boolcasta. Mrs. ~uman is Mel~acs . CStuart r:>rolcer photo.)
~ ~!.J!~~!l.b f2.~.C • 2.1 Juveno le
will hold ita annual Christ· Hall, accordina to \h . Rach-
maa patty, Dec. 14, when ard 'kCiure, welfare chan-
members and their aueus man. Each member wall brana
wi II aather at 11 :30 in the a wrapped pft and the total
clubhouse around the holiday stack of more than 200 aafta
punchbowl. Luncehon wall be will be present.ed to \1r .... 1c·
served at noon, followed by Gee lo help fill Santa's pack
a brief business meeuna for the children at Juvenale
conducted by 'Ars . H.H. Hall.
\tcany, club presadent. In addilaon to the Chraatmas
~s. Thomu Letlo, pro-aifts, the club members wall
pam chaarman, announces a support the Hall throuahout
propam entitled "We Wish the year wath clothan&, craft
You a \ierry Chriatmaa.," suppltes anJ o ther needed
offered by the Chanlelles at.emi. Thas year the pro-
and Madriaala of Newport ceeda fr.om ~e sale of the
Hatbor Hip School, duec led opportunity llclteta for the
by Lea Van Dyke. New Year's Eve party will
Special auoat wall be Perry help lo purchase a tape re-
'1c:Gee, aupeuntendent of corder for the Hall.
• • • head or the Oraoae County C)an FranciSCO wall be the
sroup. The oraanautton for home base for the Calafomaa
retired officers has 20 chap-Labrary ~uocaatton conven-
t.era in California. Amon& tion ... and Newporlers plan-
the aucsts attcndana were nina to pack lhear baas and
General Irvine from La Jo lla, bead north are Head Librar-
~dmiral Gamel of Lona aan Dorothea Sheely of New-
Beach, Captain Clarence port Hea&hts, h brary board
Williams from Tus tJn, and members Jerry Stewart and
Colonel Andrews from San Ball Coleman of Shore C liffs
Oic&o. • • • and Fraernli of the Library
Over 400 SC alumni attend-
ed the Trojan Leaaue's An·
nual rea tivihes to honor pa-
tronesses Thuuday last.
Amon& the Newport patron-
esses. . . Viramia Warm~na
ton, Bette Vordale, Grace
Kilroy, Jean Conadcn and
Catherine Buccola from Lado,
Katie Raulston and llelen
Callahan of Cameo Shore .
\tary Lansdell of Westclaff
and Audrey Cotton of the
Peninsula. • • • nan and Shirley Or~~~oltel of
Corona del \tar wall be prac-
ticina their Spanash fur the
nellt few weeks as they va-
cation, alona wath thear son
\1ike, in theH beloved '-lex·
ICO •.• Oaxaca, to be cUCl.
• • • So that others can learn
about the Amcru:an Faeld
off•cers Sharley Humann of
Harbor Ha&hlands and Vee
Hammond of Baycrcst. • • • Audaenc es packed the Stu·
dao Theatre at l.JCI for theu
first production, "Lattle
\4ary C)unshane ,'' and lattl~
wooocr. The satuc sparkled
rrom beaanmna to enJ, aoo
llny !'lew('Orter Beverl} Brez-
den , wtth her larae br~g.ht
eye 1o and wonJerful votce,
left no thana to be desared.
Plaudats the d~rec tor Clay-
ton \,(urason. ftne art~o dean. • • • Wynncfrcd Callender wall
u()Cn her loveh Ltdu home
on Wednesday. Dec. 1. when
she ~•II hostess a tea frorr.
l tu S fur the pa tronc u e s of
the Spa. t1c Lea,ue.
• • •
Bcm Lyle . liavens lleech,
I'Un \4cCommon. J oc F I ua
GET THE '.-1'1 HABIT!
':stanca a High School ':oronataon ~II Fri-
day night after the ':stancaa -Corona del
Mar High School football game. She •s
shown here with her 11 junaor pr~ncesses.
Standing, lett to right, a re ':layle :;rdfatts,
Candy Marrs, ')ueen '<aren 1oone Sandy
9ado =iarbara c:, et ~ooerta \'y,.an J une
McKee and J hanna zaoo . ,eat eJ left
t: r •~nt. are Jthy !A.l :f')JoJIJ JJOy Sne-
len, ':hns 1'Jna ta.:e a n.: i •oJ J• son.
l:ameo House ohoto.l ICE CUlM
IRING THIS COUPON ART TOURS SET FOR CHILDREN
HAND-PACKED
ICE CREAM •••·"·'O••·
Llfl'lif 2 Oucwts per Cust-er
FLAYORS·OI ·SPECIAL
THURS. NOV . 25 THIW WEO. DEC 1 _....,_.__
FRESH PUMPKIN
CHOCOLATE CHIP
JAJIOCA ~MONO FUOjE
FRESH COCONUT
LEMON CUSTARD
ROCXY ROAD
S.le .. lllia s..,. Dftly
IOPOIT BEACH
MD IEIPORT ILYD. ,,, ...
OPI!M DAILY 11 A.M. TO 10 P.M.
Students of the Children's
Art Workshop, 611 Fernleaf
Avenue, Corona del \1ar, wall
be offcreJ a specaal oppor-
tunaty to fu.rc.her Lheu appre-
ciation of art this Chnstmas
season at the Pavilion Gal-
lery in Balboa.
Two lOUrs are planned for
these s tudents and c haldren
of Newport llarbor Servac e
Leaaue on c;.turday, Dec.
11 , at 10 a .m. and 11 a.m.
They wall vaew the exhaba-
tion "Especially for Chil-
dren.'' to be presented by
Sterlina Ho lloway. actor and
art collector, wath the Fane
Alta Patrons of Newport
Beach.
The eahibit, a haJhly una·
ainative presentation of lhe
many fine art forma from the
okl masters lo the present
day uti all, 11 arranaed to
OPEN AGAIN
The New K111en M11tgtet11
Tivoli Square
2640 East Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar
'lirectly across the street .from former location .
Colorful and Exciting New Gifts
Imported T eok and Walnut Furniture
THE NEW TIVOLI SQUARE COFF~E GARD£N'S
OPENING TO BE ANNOUNCED LA TfR
'JOV. TIIRU FRI. 9:30 .f .U. 'TIL 9 P.M. -UN TIL CI/R/. TtHS
SA TURDH'. 9:t0 ~.II. 'TIL 5:10 P.U.
!W.Vn~l.'i 11 :00 .f.U. 'Til. 1:00 P.tt.
Telephone:· 673-27 40 . . free Park ing in rear . .
fasctnatc chaldr~n and s ta·
mulate thctr amagtnatwnl>.
Th~ Chtldren's \.rt Y.M~
shol' as a f'WJecl of the 'ic" ·
port Harbor Servace LeJguc.
Its purpose 1s to IP\C dul-
dren ages 5 through I~ ~carl>
the opportunaty tv be tnVl•lv-
ed tn a creall vc art C\f'Cr·
aenc~. They arc encouragcJ
towards ellplorataon anJ C\·
peramcntataon u anJ pa1nt1>.
collaae . and thzee Jame n-
'1Jwd e 'rrc:''l••n and de-
vc ln('mc:nt are 1ntrnJu .. eJ
\lemhe '' •I• the \rL ( ••m-
•"•ltee nt the: 'ie" :XHt llarh.H
o;;er' 1<.. e I.e ague "hn "d I a!>·
'1st at the e\hlhtt fnr the
tl'ur are \lr'>. Dnna IJ H.
-\vre' Jr.. ~·h.11rman . anJ
\lme,. I· rani. II. franc:. R,l-
hc:rt \. \lld"-•rn. ll11ra.:e £l
B~nJam•n. Ralf'h F. Hem.1rJ.
Rllbcrl llu~.:h. \\dour H.
Jager . (ora ham \I. J,mc-..
sional mat eraals. Children <teM&e f) Rc,hert"''" h•hn
are JUtded and darect~d b-. v.. cholz. anJ na~.J <;ch-
professionally UatneJ tea-
chers 10 a free anJ anf~,rmal
aunosphere. and techn11~ues
suited to the chaiJ's anda-
v.eatzer.
Rc!.ervatJ .m~; ma~ h< maJc
b> c.tlllng \tr!>. Da' 1d <;.;h-
weatzer b' ThursJa,. r)o:. Q . oc gets acting awards
Oranae Coast Colle ae stu-
dents won best actor. best
supportina acucu and a patr
of speech awards an Eutem
Conference speech and drama
tournament at (){'('.
The alt~ay tournament
brou&)u teams from Fullerton,
San Bernardino, Valley, San-
ta Ana. Chaffey, Rtversad~
and C itrus colleaes to OCT
for the competitaon. Approxa·
mat.ely 100 s tudents entered
the competataon.
Jeff Burtt of 1201 Pem-
broke Lane, Yt'eatclafT, won
best aclor award. Karen Ber-
taana of 1112 St. John Av~ .•
Santa ~. wu named best
aupportina acueu. Both ap-
peared 1n the recent OCC
r-oduchon of "Taaer at the
Oatea."
Drama tnmpetalaon con·
llll.ed of l0 CUttlnJI (rom
famou plays. The OC'C duo
performed a scene from Ar·
thurMiller's "The Cruc tble."
The occ rwoductaon alao
won best play cuuina award.
In speech compe tt ••on.
Candy Ratbe-r C)( 260 Roban
Hood Lane. Cotta \4taa. took
farat rlaco '" w~n·· pe-.1.
Richard Paothu of 1047 Wut
Wa .. Oft ~~~. Co.ta \tesa, took
.. c~d U\ "-•'• PaJMI.
OCC drama entrants v.ere
coached by John Ford and
Jack Ho lland of the drama
and s peech derailments.
Varaa l Seuaons. chaarman of
the O<'C Ia terature and tan·
auaae diva~ion, handled the
peech ('Ortton of the com·
I'C lata on .
IOICAT CEREIIOIIY IS
HELD FOR IIEI CUI$
Duran& the first paclt meet·
•na of the Cub Scl'uts. held
at lhe LI(So lsll' CorMluntt\
A SOCiatlon clubftt"'IU~e. the
feature of lhe C:\~nana .. a~.
th~ 9obcatltn& erem•..'n\ for
thl' ne~t. Cub . O~n 115 It'd
th~ naa alutl'.
The den mother" and rnem·
ben C'ub<~ are \trs. Bcm
Bm -.n Peter Prul~', Dun -
can C'orr~,. R":\. Cupcrr.
B.•b (om tod ... \trs. Frar
Rachl~'. Bradle' Bauman.
Buddy R•chle\. Bob Brock.
Chraa. ~b,re, f 1;m tknv~nu11.
T tm Benvenuti. .,tu. Ju-
lie Schu hcer. Ronn•e Reno.
Chrti Panel, Bob Kell, Wal-
la e Partr•dae. "•m huch~
ter. Grea R1l11e, Tom Rutter.
C.ll •• y .. , ........
..... L., .. : fl,..,.,
and Bob Enaman made the
very amus ina "Mary. \1al)."
Jean Kerr' a comedy, come tu
life when the Ltdo laic Play-
er's Club went anto ats lOth
year last week. UnJer the
direc t.Jon of a~ founder. Ruth
~cCulley, t.he setlanJii were
delic aouii and the da aloauc
sharp and amuuna. • • •
Thanks aavana at Lake Ca·
chuma? Well . that 11 exactly
what Warren and Shtrley Bltnn
o( the Pcn•nsula arc plan-
nina. . .a lwaya t.a k•na ad-
vantage of a lana weekend
toaocamr•naw•th thcar boys,
Warren and Bruce. J oanana
them 1n c;olvana after they
have made to urc of a turkey
feau at the L. t\. Country
Club wall be C)h,rJey' s dad
anJ mother, Bud and Pea
Landefi, a lso of the Pentn·
sula. • • •
\-tare ae Srm t.h of Ba) ere st,
who wa~ cbaarman of the art
cunlc::.t ~pun .. vred by the
Juna or Fraends of the L tbrary,
announce s the wtnn~rs arc
~tewart Lew•~. 7th grad e;
Kellyn Beeck, flth. Theresa
Baanch•n•. 5th; Cher11c t\tel-
lanes. ~th ; 1-\nn Park. 3rd ;
Tyler Pauley. !nd. Laurac
LeBarron, 1st, and \arolyn
Le•th. kmderaartcn. -\II en-
trae~o wall be on dt~t~pla) an
the :-.lewpora l abra.rte~o unul
the 1 t of necember ... and
they arc someth•na to ee'
STIFF' TREATMENT
Celluloid collars and cuffs~ worn as a p~enltvc
qainst all sorts of ditea~n Of counc, we ~nov.
better nowadays. ln I'Ulel\t yean, medJcal research
has exploded a whok scm of such fallacteS "'c
are now llVUll in the hca.lt.hJest era the world h~
eYer lt.nown. Every day mecficaJ acaencx mako ad-
vances toward preYCntinl diteue . allevaalJnll
sutrerina ... ~~ human lafc When you arc
til. take ad~ of tbac new etrcctwe trutment)
by teeina your ph)'Sic:ian. Then, should he recom-
mend medx:allon. we'll be glad to fill ht) prN.nptwn
prornpdy and cardully.
Christensen Phcrmacy
-~ E. COAST IIWT .. COaOR.A DEL MA8
omou s-2550
ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS!
Mr. ALBACORE makes gift giving
a Delight instead of a Dilemma .'
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ORDER FOR YOUR EVERY GIFT NEED NOW!
DEliVERED PRICES TO DESTINATIO NS
DELIVERY GUARANTEED
IN CAliFORNIA
OUTSIDE CALIF WITHIN U S. A
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~X PANSlON PLANS for the Oanlsh CoHee
Garden in Corona del Mar a re being dis-
c ussed by these Newport Harbor Service
L eague members, from left, seated, Mrs.
qichard Hogsett, Mrs. F rank Lynch and
Mrs. Oonald Peck, and standi ng, Mrs.
Jefferson Scovi lie, Mrs . James Keyes, pre-
sident of the Service League, and Mrs .
J otln 91anchard. The Coffee Garden, 2b25
~. Coast Hwy., was the original gift of
the M.H. Sherman Foundation. Now an ad-
ditional gift will enable the Service Lea-
to expand and improve the .facilities. Lea-
gue members will be serving inside the
butlding as wel l as in an enlarged garden.
The Cotfee Garden is open dai ly, except
Sundays and hot idays, from 1 o a.m. to 4
p.m.
Tidelands study reviewed
A group of interested New-
port Beach cituens presided
lw er by Dick Richard met
yesterday fOJ breakfast at
the Balboa Bay Club to da s-
cus the proposed improve-
ment s to Upper Newport Bay.
Gues ts an cluded Assembly-
men Kobert Badham and James
WhetmOI'e .
'' J oant fadelands Comma t-
tee of th e s tate legaslature
as makang a swdy to deter-
mane 1 f 1 t hou ld make any
recommendation concemang
udelands lep slauon, As-
semblyman J arne s Whetmore
reported. If none as made.
then the State Land Com-
rna ssion wall approve the ex-
change o f land between the
Irvine Co. and the County of
Orange, Assemblyman Robert
Badham swd. But if recom-
mendations for legislauon
are made, 1 t wall probably
mean there will be no ex-
change, he added.
fhe proposed exchange wa s
descnbed as an S8 mallaon
gaJn for Orange County. The
udelands would be ancreased
by .W't.
Ball \lason of the lrvan e Co.
presented detaa led maps
sho~~oang the proposed ex-
change and Improvements.
PtJt the real spirit
(~l1ristmas
• In
N
NORCROSS
Clnistmas Canis
Select yours now and be an early Santa
Personalize Your Cards
Fast Service
1011 DEL MAl PHIIMIC
"'fte PrftcrlptiOD l'baralacy'"
ORGAI RECITAL AT
ST. AIDRErS DEC. 5
Frederick \1. Barnes o f
Corona del \tar, organist of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church of Newport Beach,
wall present a vesper advent
organ rccttal tn the c hurch
sanctuary at 4 p.m. Sunday,
Dec. 5. He wall perform works
of Bach, Brahms , Alain,
Cichmuh, Vaerne, Wador and
\1u let.
The proaram wal l close
wath an amp rovasataon on a
hymn tune to be se lee ted by
one of the congreaataon at
the moment of amprovtsataon,
so that the oraanast wall
have no knowledge of a ts
a de ntl ty, and wall use it to
create a musacal cornposation.
HOW TO lET LEnEI'
FIIOI SAlTA CLAUS
Letters to children from
Santa Claus are being han-
dled by the Laguna Federal
Savanas and Loan Assn. The
plan as e arned out an thas
manner: Send an names and
addresses o f children, and
La1una Federal Will mai I
them letters post-marked wath
Santa's restdence. Names
should be receaved by Dec.
10 at Laguna Federal, 260
Ocoan Ave .• Laauna Beach.
MRS. CAROL B. HECK
OfES AT AGE OF •7
Carol B. Heck, 47 , of 1614
Ruth Ln .. Harbor Ha&hlands,
dted last Thursday at her
resadence. She 11 survaved
by her husband, Paul.
SerVIces were held at SL
Andrew's Presby ten an Olur-
ch, wt th Dr. Olarles H. Die-
renfield o fficaaong. Inter-
ment was at Pacific View
\1emonal Park. Bell-Broad-
way \1ortuary handled the ar-
rangements.
ROY AUTRY R ESIGtofS
AS CITY PLANNER
Roy Autry of Harbor High-
lands haa resaaned from the
.Newport Beach Plannang Com-
mtsston because he as movtng
to Laguna Hills Leasure
World..
BENEFIT COMMITTEE NAMED
~. Otria tiaa •• a.dctJ''
Ebeea ol Balboa lalud, tao.
aaruy clilainllu ot ...._ lira t
...... 1 ''VcMcea of Cbria&-
maa" propam_ w &IUIIOGil•
ced !Mr COCIUIIi ttee &Mmbera
for the diaoer-claece Lo be
t.ld Dec. 14 at the Balboa
Bey Club.
The ~opam ia for the beu·
fit ol ...... opotedCtail .....
ud pedlalrica .. ,., uit
at Hoea Hoapital.
Coalait .. e .... -.. .. iaciDIIIe:
~i. Anold 0 . 8ectmu,
RicMid E. CJa-. Ly111h H.
P.,...ll, Joba T. Preacb,
O.or .. Hoea D, A.V. Jor· 11••••· Roy Lad, Matt Ober
Jr •• 0. Amold Thoman IDd
I ~HIJilC:HES I
The Balboa laland Com-
munity Methodiat Oturch,
115 Aaate Ave. -The Rev.
David Walker will beain hia
series of Advent sermon•
concemina the sianificance
of the person of Jeaua Olri at
and his entzy into wo rld his-
tory. His s ermon at the
9: 30 and 11 a.m. Sunday
services will be "Jesus, the
Carpenter."
C entral Bible Oaurch, 23rd
and Orange Ave., Costa \1e-
sa -The \1issionary Capsule
Conference wi 11 be held
Saturday wa th a \1en' s break-
fast at Sully's, 17th and
Orange, at 7:30a.m., and the
showing of rhc film, "Ven-
ture for Vactory," by the
Rev. t-lans Wilhelm of Over-
seas Crusade at 7 p.m. \lr.
Wilhelm wi II speak a t both
servac es.
Christian Science Oaurches,
:-.lewport Beach, Corona del
\tar and Costa \1esa -"An·
cient and \1odem Necroman-
cy, alias \lesmerasm and
Hypno tism, Denounced" will
be the subjec t of the Bible
lesson tha s Sunday.
The Lutheran Church or the
\1aster, 3545 E. Coast t-lwy ..
Corona del \tar -The Rev.
Frank W. Gonn wall preach
on "Are We Lastening., .. at
the 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday
s ervices, mark ing the bei•n-
nang of the Advent season.
The ch urch famaly wall have
ats "First Day of Advent
Oaurch Family Program" at
3 p.m.
The Corona del \1ar Com-
muna ty Congregational Oturch
Unated OlUrch of Ch n st, 611
Heliotrope Ave. -"A Little
Chald Shall Lead Them" wall
be the ser-non topic of David
\t Fowler, lay mtnaster. at
the 10 a .m. Sunday s ervtce.
Beainnina about Dec. I, the
Rev. Philip Gregory, pastor
emeritus of the ~eaghborhood
Congregattonal Oaurch o r
Laguna Beach, wall take up
du ues of antenm manaster.
The ~.S.C.S. o f Chnst
Church by the Sea. 1-'~0 W.
Balboa alvd., Central "~Jew-
port. will hold ita monthly
meetina at 10 a.m. Dec. 8.
A apecial Chriatmaa prOIJim
will be held in the sanctuary
and a luncheo n wi II be
served in Goodell Hall by
the Rose Circle.
Temple Sharon, Hebrew
Oranae Coast Conservative
Con&reaation, will hold its
reaular Friday ni&ht serv-
ac es an the Universalist Fel-
lowship Hall, 2159 Victori a
St., Costa \1esa, at 8:30p.m.
Rabbi Z. Berpnan of Encino
will officiate. An Onge Shal>-
bat will follow the services.
St. Andrew's Pres by teri an
Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd.,
Cliff Haven -Dr. Olarles H.
Dierenfield will preach on
''One Candlepower Living,"
based on l)aniel 6:10, at the
8. 9:30 and 11 L m. Sunday
service s.
The Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church, 3262 Broad
St •. Newport Hei ghts -"\1y
\1and To \1e, a Kingdom Is"
wall be the sermon topic of
the guest minister, The Rev.
Edaar L. Bell, at the 11 a.m.
Sunday servtce. \1r. Bell
has been a deputy probatton
offi cer an Los Angeles for
the past 13 years.
St. James' Epascopal Oaurch
3209 Via Lado, Lado Shops
Area-Holy Communion will
be held at 7:30 a.m. The
Rev. John P. Ashey wall
de It ver the sermon at both
the 9 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday
servac es.
The Conareaational Church
of the Way, 436 Holmwood
Or., Newport tieights -Dr.
Thomas Hoover will preach
on ''Proper or Pervertrd
Prayer" at rhe 10:30 a.m.
Sunday servace.
SL \1ark Presbytenan
Church, 1001 Eastbluff Dr.,
East Bluff -The 3rd anni-
veuary of the organization
or the church will be o b-
served at the 10 a.m. senace
thas Sunday. The sacrament
of the Lord's Supper will be
observed on this first Sunday
tn Advent.
Yule tree to go high rise
The traditional Christmaa
tree which reflec ts multi-
colored yule tadinas wtll
soon be seen agaan on the
roof-top of the 5-atory New-
port Ba I boa Sa vangs and
Loan buildina.
The tree will hold laghted
strings extending from a
wtde rang base at the bottom
to tts conal top at the peak
of a ~"'nch diameter aluma-
num center pole, capped by
a huge 3.foot allumanated
star. (t wtll revolve on a
power-actuated turntable and
will be illuminated by ap-
proximately 18,000 watts
contained in 650 bulbs.
The outdoor uee wi II be
activated Dec. 7 and a tree
in the lobby will be unveiled
to the public Dec. 6.
The decorations at the Cor·
ona de I ~r office wall fol-
low the "Candy Cane" theme
of red and white perimeter
liahtina.
Jolul .1f. Haaileo. ....... putJ
c.._inua lt Mrt . Pruk t..a,.;
pert.
'llaere will be duciea to
dlt -.ic ol lA• Brwa ...
Ill• "Bud of ~ ... n..
"Voice• of Cbrittmat" ~
., .. .,.. lau..,.teclae"ral
yean aao ia Loe Aa,.let by
lAa Browa uct aia11r Sou,
Burb, wbo were olauma .. a
at [)Qb UaiYeraity. ftea
Sonny Barke • • 3-yeu-old ••
died ftom a beart ailmlat.
the propama were dedicated
Lo aecurina neode~ fac:ilitie•
for boapitala.
Bill Johnson
dies at age 77
W.B. (Bill) Johnaon, 17, of
1874 Park Ave., Coala Meaa
who wu we II known in tbe
area for bia help in develop.
ina Coata \ieaa and civic:
oraaniutiona, dae d Saturday
at Hoaa Hoapital.
\1r. Johnaon wu an inde-
pendent builder, conatruct-
ina homea whach included
hia own west aade of the c ity
near Cos ta \4eaa Park. Ki-
wanis, Senior Citizcna, Girl
Scouts, and Boy a' and Girl a'
Cluba were amona hia civic
activi tics . lle played a major
role in the c ity library sya-
tem, was a past tleaaurer of
the Friends of the Library
and had served as deacon of
the Plymouth Congregati onal
Church of Corona de I \1ar.
\tr. Johnson's wafe , Lallian,
died an IQ52. <iurvavors an-
elude 2 staters, \trs . \1abel
Boyland of Garden C.ove and
\1rs. Esther Camp of Hart-
fOJd , Conn., and 2 brothers,
John of Wi I son, Conn.. and
George of Hartford .
Servacea were held yester·
day at the Westclaff Chapel
wath Dr . P.G. ~eumann of
the Ftrst Baptiat Church of
Costa \4esa officaattna. In-
terment was at the Fatrvtew
Chapel.
'IC:WL Y'.'IC:OS .,.,, and Mrs. Charles Curtis '::ampbell were
feted Sunday by a reception at the Corona Highlands
home of IAr. and Mrs. Lyell Loomis quttermore, par-
ents of the bride, the former Grace Lyn '3uttermore. The
groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Campbell of Santa
~na. The new bride graduated from Newport Harbor High
Sc hool and Orange Coast College and attended ~edlands
Universaty. The groom attended Santa Ana Schools through
Santa ~na Junior College and is now attending UC at Ir-
vine. Following a Palm Springs honeymoon the couple
are malcing their home at bOlVt Marguerite ~ve •. Corona
del Mar.
A Store Full of
Beautiful Gift Ideas • • •
3127 E Coast Hwy -near Jasmme
Corona del Mar
The resaanation was ac-
cepted WIth reiJet by the
City Councal \4onday eve-
nana. and a certificate of ap-
precuoon w1ll be sent to \1r.
Autry.
Ex-addicts sound warning
Opa En11JD91 'Wl t P.M.
annual
Sale
for Christmas giving
ALL ACCESSORIES
and FURNITURE
Thanksgiving to Christmas
2153 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CD10NA DEL MAR 67).0110
Eleven former dope addicta
wall be re livina experaencea
of their own lives an a play
on drug addiction to be pre-
s ented at the Glad Tidtnas
Oaurcb, 1 Stb St. and Mon-
rovia ~ve ., Weat Newport
Hei&hta, an 2 Sunday even•
ina aervicea, at 6 and 7:30.
They will alao aave peuonal
experiencea in the Sunday
momina woubip aervicea at
8:30 and 1 0:50.
The ex-drua addicts are
travelina tbe country under
tbe auapic:ea of tbe Chriatlan
Youtb Cruaade of the Damaa-
TNI &.MD MAN
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LAND • DCHANGIS
IICCMA .. I ... •TWI ... II
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C:ATAL.OO.
IJJ OOYII Dl., M.a.
6G41H
Ut'7t YVCAtPA II.YD.
Yuc.AI_.A -m ... a
cua Chriatian Church of New·
York. Their putpose is to
prevent otbera from becoming
addtcted by druaa by show-
ana tbem the horror of the
habit.
"We want to shock them -
ahow them thia ia no aame.
Thia ia de alb," uya Jerry
Rutkin, leader of the p oop.
"Once you act involved,
tbere ia no way of aottina
out until you bave deatroyed
life, family, the home, de·
cency."
Tlwl caat membeu, ranaina
in aae from 22 to 33. rid
themMivea of their addic·
tioa throuab the Damaacua
Chriallu Ouarc:b ~opam.
••• 1111'' •am ,.. LICIL IRTA znu
Della Zeta• will bold a ••o z.no• Otriatmaa party
nell• .. at 7:30 p.m. Mon·
day, Dec. 13, at lha home of
Mn. Qutea Holl la&lr, 433 w sc.. Balboa. oz·. are
aeact ao briaa ••ir tnorite aan ......... rt ud • copy
of ...... ,..
Waa DDII»*J Powler. a
0.118 Z, ... will dOW II idet
of Oftt ... .,.., in Jena·
tal• •• yeu •d in Ba•ar-
ia *• Mal 1••·
WINS ICHOLAISHIP
P kniiM 1filtiaaon. of V •·
lillda, a .,..._,. o( ~ewport
HuNr Hilla Sclilool, h ..
ben ••11'4ed a ~ acbolar·
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CoUe11.
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lMUIDY, lOY. ~ 1• ---tMJf.
~PORT
• S.ce.-4 F .. twe •
.. HERCULES, SAMSON
AND ULY SSES"
in ~stmancolor
with Kirk Morria
and Richard Lloyd
PI•••
TOM e!HI Jerry
John Wayne and
Dean Martin in
OF KATY ELDER'
Alt o Howard Hawkes'
"RED LINE 7000"
Peter O'Toole and
Peter Sellen an
"WHAT'S NE W,
PUSSYCAT?"
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e'A'LtJOA ~
Robbery nets $43,000
About 143,000 wortla of wHdi., riaa tbat ia canea~
dlamoea rioaa . aold ud coa· fY popular oa mar t.
&cmera' mercha.adiae w11 All toaa&ber about 1,400
atol• from &be Poneat W. i&eaw were a&.olea.
Polld lee. jewelry IMDIIfac• Mr. Poad'a iaa•uc• ~
a.iaa atore ia Corou del peay ia now maona a thor·
Mar oa NO't'. 1, Pon.at W. oath innatiaatioa. To pre·
Pood, &be owner, iDiormed veal any future robberiea,
&be &tip laat Priday. Mr. Pond aaid he waa tbiak•
Ye,.. bocked a 12113 Ina of puttina a viciou doa
bole ia u adjacent boaineu inaide the baildina durina
and hlftnelled their way in. the niabt, perbape a German r.. Pond alated they were police doa.
apparently familiar with the A aecond attempted robbery
je~elry buaine11 ainco 1,200 occured between Nov. 11 and
diea were taken and valuable 14, but failed when the
jewe lry waa left behind. He would-be thievea were un•
aaid they knew what they able to pry looae an air·
were lookina for. About 200 conditlonina duct on the
of the dies were uaed to roof. The atore ia located at
make "the awirl desian" 2904 e. Coaat Hwy.
CITY COIICIL IEWS
(Continued from paae I )
ferrina them to the city's in·
surance canier .
• Upheld the Plannina
C01m1i11ion denial of the re·
Q~Jelt of \ir. and \1n. Ca-
meron Watt, 113 Via Lido
Sood, Lido for alianmeot or
pro perty lines s o they could
sell a 5.75 foot strip or the ir
lot to \1r. and \1rs . H. L.
Alexander, Lhe adjoanina
property owners ; Counci I ad·
vised them that they could
, re-apply to the Plannina
Commiuion, but the Alexan·
dera would have to joan an
the application.
• Approved first readina of
Ordinance 1145, establiah·
ina reaulationa fo r use of
deaaanated boat launchina
sate a : this supplements the
ac taon of the Council on Oct.
25, whe n atree t enda at 15th
St. and 26th St., in Newport,
were desiJOated 11 launch·
ana sit.el on the bay.
• Rece ived a memo on the
County Sanitataon Diatricta
rulina wbich removes the bulk
of the burden of connection
charaea for conatrucuon
which ·replaced demoliabed
or accidentally des uoyed
s uucturea; Vice-Mayof Don
Elder said the chanae was
not entirely satisfac tory •
because there atill remain
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LawreDce & "!.,jorie llrowD
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\lr. & \11'5. F:d Schreiber
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l.arl ll. Spitzil'r Jr.
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fund, which enabled Hoag Hospital to carry on its
freeway fight without using hospital funds.
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\tt11 . Meriel Ciitteadee
William 0 . \t11ff
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Gertn~de Par•iel!ila
Robert W. Crl!cca
f.dith C011ant
Rath C . t:uer
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Rur.h Criffia. Ch••· T . Harvey
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Lealie Cole111 ..
Glady• Coleman
W.O. Schock
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Leo Cola111u
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Harold Tomlinaon
,._ry lleNhey
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Georl!ie IW.ioea
Jack Soro
lott11. ltilliam Gilmorr
l..aw•~oce Ru•fle\1
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Pe rry A. f.lark
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M,... Made.e Gooder
M.A. Rlclooley Jr.
Fra•cea Ric:bley
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Sue Geor11e
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Edpr Hirth
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Roae Marie. S.11di
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to ~an .t Lake play ttet .
Deer .t quail huntina area.
Pr. S5S,OOO. * TRADE! *
TWO HIGH & DRY Eu t11de I
Co.ta ~ .. lots. Wtll con·
aider 3 or 4 bdrm home, du·
pie&, TDa. or subm1t. Equ1ty
16000.
* PA.RT TRAOF' *
lliURSOAY, NOV. 25, 1965
COr()NA DEL MAR, CAUF.
SEMPLE
BEAL ESTATE
Rainy Day Specials
1. Quiet Eastside Costa Meso locatton ·
lovely 3 R.R. home w1th H.W. floors ,
tile both, huge covered pat1o-lona1 .
Big, big bock yard for chddren ... cl ose
to schools . Freshly po1nted, ready to
li ve in. Justreducedto\19,000
---
e APTS. flol IBn
UM'UIMISHID
TAKE Soil away the Blue
•Luatre way from catpeta
and upbolttery. Rent elec·
tric ahampooer st. Crown
Hardwtte, 3107 E . Coaet
Hwy ., Corona del \tar.
ELVIS PRESLEY becomes romantically involved with
an Arabian princess (Mary Ann Mobley) in the MGM attrac-
tion, "Harum Scarum.'' now showi ng at the Port Theatre
in Corona del Mar. th rough Nov. 30.
Si1 SUite 'AEDIC A L-DF.~T AL
bu&ldma. \1odern 1.2 "· nld
bn ck conu ruct1on -\u con-
dJttoned . .o\dJO inS husv shop-
Pin& c enter Lots of pu vat e
patktna . Equ1ty 170,000
2 . l)up lex -Spoc1ous 2 8. q home w11h
Firepl, ANI') brtght 2 B .~ opt. w11h
H.W. floor and F~tep l., Fr~end ly . s~·
eluded p0t1o. 8~ST 8UY prace us t
\35,500
* Fl'<ER L PPFR' *
SHARP B"l RO \ BL:""'Go\-
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • CORONA DEL \1AR -I bed-
room apt. Stove , refria.,
carpeta, drapes, aruae,
patio. Adults. SIOO mo.
675-1348. --------------·--------1 LOW' Th1s 2 bdrm & den ~Its
into the pn vate entrance of PROUDLY amona at' S4i0.-
Most Modern
-------
3 Room furn. apt. upstairs .
Yearly. 314111 Apolena. B.l.
673·1342.
DE LUXE I & 2 bdrm., 2 bath
apt a. 2 pool a, 2 tenni 1 crt a.
from Sl SO per mo.
JAMAICA tMM
2101 E. Cout Hwy.
Pb. 673-8120.
LJDO. upper furn. north B ay
apt., lavma room, bdrrn .•
k11chen, '135 sinale, S14Ci
double, lease to June 15,
67~-m06.
• OI'PICI .. ~ .... ..,
., I .,
(Contanued from paae 21
S25,000 bienntelly, 1n tu
revenue from doa o wners,
wh1 ch I contend is no small
'62 RAMBLE R Clutic 400 I S Yrs . up. In window amount of revenue, and
Waaon , RIH , Auto. Tran1 , c lean~n&. Free estimate should cc:rtatnly cover an y
PI S P/B w laJ ta'nt al I ' I f . "piddlina'' damaae !hat a ~ • • 1 "' • •• oc:a re .• reasonable rate a. rechnana bkt s tt. Sl09S. Call Jack 642-o544 few loose or leashed atll-
536..()125 · mals mi&ht infhct upoo our
'65 VW Vanant, S. square-
back. 2400 ma. \-take offer .
642-3429
'62 CORVAIR \ionu sedan -
full apeed, immaculate, nso. 673-4923.
PRACTICAL nurae, days or fair community. Also, 1f the
eveninaa. Own tranaporta-City licenses these ammals
laon. 642-5947. then they should certainly
I IRONING. Yean or uper-not be surpnsed If the, ap-
ience on all typea or clo-pear on the s treets of the
t.hina ~ linen. Specialty, town.
men'a thuta. Sl.SO pet Ht. As for damage to rmvate
Mable Whitman. 607 Mar-~ property, I feel :.ure that
aa.rile, COM. O R l-277~ there are enough Ia"' no~
on the books and courts 1n
Q ALIFIEO C lfo\UFFE R. ~ht ch any gnc:vance uf lht~
o\vatlable by hour or day. lu nd c an be brou&ht 111 JUS-
reference s -Class "A" bte, if of course, there "
license. 646·1397. proof that the c ause uf the
1 damage 11 due tn the ne¥1•-
gence nf children, antmal
I HEI .P IANTEO I or both . W1th the Jammed
WOMEN and men to se ll sub-dockets of the courts, I feel
scn pt1ona over the phone. that ttu s ord1nanc e wt ll only
Call the Ens 1an. "67l.05SO. provoke people who have
personal preJudtces ami
BOYS to sell subacriptiona. peeves aaa1nst one lUlother
Call the Enaian. 67J~SSO. to crowd the courts W1 th un-
BABY SITTER. afternoon
only. \tust be available on
short nolJce. East Bluff
area. References. 644.0038.
neceaaa.ty and tedious tnv1a.
---------1 SUICID~S .o\NONY\fOU~
There ate JUS Ufi cauons for
complaants of tht s nature:.
and on~ o f them 1 must adm1 t
IS a most aaaravabng and
JJsp~suna expenc:nce. l"bat
1 s s tepp1n 1 •n the darl.. tlll
dog manure when wallung ,,.,
the pubhc s treet~. llo~ever.
aga1n you have the human
be1ng whose person.sl .. har-
•
POR niE NEWEST STYLES
in coau, aweatera, and
ra1ncoau-from 11.95. To
k.eep yow pet warm a com-
fortable come to the
JORDAN'S PET SHOP
LOST near Gunderson's Drua
Store, Balboa, small aold
coin purse cootainana sso
in billa &. cotns . Reward
for return of puru -' con-
tenu . Kindly phone 673-
4066 or 6 73-811 0.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SAlt:
SACRJPJCE encyclopedia.
edult. Alao jUIIiOf ••t.
Chat Booka of the Weatem
World. 1940 Ford or parte.
WeatiDpouae fan. Un·
abridpd dictioaa.ry. U 4-
9360.
Call fi7~1S.2 anytime. Oay
or nip&.
YOU Ul! INVI11!D ID ... "' .... , ., ....... ~. ..
.. Qriati• ••••-ot IW• ... of •lrioe•
<:Wid• 1 Is··· .,.. ... t ia llae •-• of
Jo .. Qlilt. eo.. -.4 ._., ,....a ce•..,.•a
ot local ..... i-. .... , .......... ....,
.. ..., ..... 7:00L •• ,
M Leo'a P-'11 rn-•&.
l51S 1!.. Cout Hwy., COM;
dae Villa lwd• roa .... _.,...._IL .... MA .... .............. ,......,
at 7:'00 L&Por ....... • ..
........ Mil M. ....... .
• lOOKS FOR SALE
JUST ARRIVED
"A Strike fr.• s,.ce"
by
Pbyllia Sc:blafly
and
Cheater Ward Ret. USN
Tlte Me&oJeoiA mys1ery 7St
A SHOCKING EX POSl
o..t.r tr..:
A-Ice• 0,.•1 .. leek s .. ,.
1934 "..., ...... c.. ....... ~
WAN'T'ED Oreal Boob of
tha w .... m World, 01 en-
cyclopedia. adult or jan1or ••&. 131-2631.
-----------1 acter and behav1or to wardo;
C.'t WI ttl ht s fellowman "'til never be
T .... Itt correc ted by •Hdlnancel>.
Per Pu1 ~ A a..ata Only when we as a natHln nf
c.ll CIVlltzc:d human bc:1ngl> rc·
EXOtANGI .EOALIST$ lllm to the Fat th ol our
OOYL! CO. S41-ll61 Fathers and learn re:.pec t
l7e!.. 17 .. k. Coa• ..... for our fellow human be1nKS -----------1 will thiS be brought about,
fines and pn son to the '''"-
uary.
Stncereh.
1.. T. Dugan
O<n 1038
Newp..nt Beach
DANGER SPOT
Publ&sher o f the Ens•an
Several d ays aao the sud-, __________ _.1 den screech of brakescau\ed
• IIIDftiG & nou.ca
...... ftMIIIB
~ S1'0UM .......
• •• CAll ... uu.
1"'.MMIIT CD. u a-nn or u ....,.,
ns & n• a.. c...a .....
HEAit Ill• ,.._._, ~LF.N
~••• C-.pact Ora•'
_..._ elocllaaic trJPa IH
C•.at•et• -ONLY Ill. ..
rottro•AN .._,SIC CO.
(Aaou ,_ Fatlato. .. .)
.. To• A C:O.wy
S41-Ull
0,. .... A ftti 'til • ,_
e Y••• •.., a Clift •
A 0 OlC...,_S
TtmWAY PIA"OS
'no aew H-•~ Orpa 'totlolo [ .. too 6 l ·IOO..,. lieN, ~-~
41• e 4el. • lo1 •••Y for
Clari•ta-. o...r c. •• ,, .. aec"••
ef ••• a-.4 pl•••· cee• .... , ."',~~~ .......... , .,.. .... ~ ....... . ···--·-· ........ ';;i .. DT~PWlU.I~ CO. ,.., ..... Sv-t -.c.u ......
me to look. from my ~•nd~,,.
out a t \ta cAtthur Boulevud.
A blue Fa lcon pann1na 1n
circles made a l.I JZII line
a cross the s treet and landed
in the ditch a t the s1de of
the road. The brakes had
failed when the dnver tned
to avotd a reareod colhs1on
wi th a car rumina left orliD
Harbor View Drive. Fortun-
ately, thi • time there were
no injuries.
An o bvioua c ure for such
an oftcn-oc:QUT\na e vent is a
multed leflhan6-tum lane.
There it room for such a
lane , and i t 11 needed b)
the ruidcnu and lhe acbool
buua wt.icb cum berc nery-
day.
ln lhc sprina of 1963. a
repreacotati•e of fie rest-
dents or Harbor View Ha lls
inquired or llbc Newport
Beach Safe~ &pacer about
a IDm I••· He ••• referred
to the Califomie State H•lb·
way Ohlrict EApoecr, but
fie uawcr wu acaan ...
The ccocer taip ••• not
• wcanaJiy suo. 1 aoulf\.
WI\• •• fOM ft l r•pearc.d
..S ...,..... a ••• would
be paialed.
Ia Aa .. at ol 1M5-Mac·
Araar a.t...e wu ,_.
,. .. ._ A -ltM •u cn-
nwlted aM •• enMd.. Oae
"~ , ... .,... ..
a ................... ...
Lmdy's restauranL Duap-000 and u~ ne lghbmr.. 11-\Vf-. I FUN ' Gtve It a ... \(F.-LIP r-
Just com pleted o tru ly quo l1ty d up,~.c
1500 sq. ft . 1n eoch und. Top cons truc t on ,
exc1t1ng decor, latest mode l o ppl,onces .
C:ACH UNIT hos 3 Q '"?., 2 '=lo. F1re pl ond
pot 1o. OPC:N HO USC: SAT .• SUN 1-5 P.M
pol ~ted Harbor V1ew Hills lNGand \.tAKF. 'AO"''FY f()()'
res1dents aKa1n consulted Full 1 ,.,.., <iO(I
th e hq~hway eng1neer, 'l!.hl' IX ce • · ·
de c1ded to test the 1n tersec·
uon. l:.mployees spent ""
entire dav .. ountJn& c ars and
near m1 s es, and no lane
was marked for turns. I
suppose, unti l they count a
fe w h1ts alona wtth the m1s·
se \tac -\rthur Boulevard ~111
be w1thout
rum lane.
one: necessary
S1 nc erel~.
Susan Bens.>n
I 001 '41u te Sad s '4 a~
llarbor V1e101. II II Is
"ILL ADVISED"
Pubh!>her of the rnsagn
Rec ently we read an article
* BACK A-\Y' * OW'lf.R \.tlST H .l ' lihar~
3 bdnn home '1o.:e grounds
w1Lh Patto & BBI). Obi &ar-
alloC . -\sktna SJI).q'iO. llo\l F
\.tiLE TO l Cl t -\\IPt 'i
* FOR TR>\DF *
Love I~ 3 \ r ui.J 'lie wport
Beach ~ bdrm home '4'111
uade for Onnae Co 'ac ant.
TOs nr ~ubmlt J.4u1t\ Sl.\.-
000.
CAll~ CO.
,....675-e61
704 . 706 1qls. CQM
(B•tween Comot1on and Oahl1a)
2515 ~. Coast Hi ghway
Corona del Ma r
675-2101
living at ~
~. ~~ '
Shore~ -an the: Rc:g1ster about the for-
mat~t>n ,,f a Po11Jce "Brutal·
1ty" Bvard by the Orange
<.ounty fr~al Lawyers -\s!>o-
.. aatlon.
'\'e 10\uuld like to quote a
momou ndum from the offtce
nf the Federal Butea u of ln·
vesuaat:on contatned 10 the
"Law f:.nl orcement Bulletin"
J ated January, 1965:
319M.~ II~. ,,._;;r,._ .. ,._l
it a ~ ..,.,., tJtay
llue SW.. Sparidi"O -
""' Near the u of c ~
aNt~ Newport
....._ aft Ten Acr-.
"When 'arefully constde r-
ed. at I!> c lear that th1s drave
lor .:Hemal bo>ards 1 an all-
.u.Jvt,cJ maneu\cet.ll amounts
to the: u!lur~auon ,,f authl>r&t\
rt gh tf u I I) he long tn I! t.> the
~l&ce .... mmander. It ~~ a
~ra1.t1 .:e 'o4 h1Ch ~ould damage
effec tive .aw enl••rcemen t
.&nJ rc:UUI.e the: ••rderl\ ;'ft•·
.:e'~ of '-'lfl\munllV lafe to
(lett\ b11:kertng, SUS~a~H'n ,
..tnJ hat reJ. fhe ~oltce e\e·
cut1"'e cannot become a mere ,
~awn ,,f bureaucra t1 c com·
m11tees . lie must have full
res(lllnSibllltv for the rer-
fonnance. d1sc arllne. J nd
contsol ,,f hJS offi,eh ...
Stncerely.
J ,,hn \I. Ot1\ I e
\nn B. Doyle
'i:5 Vaa L11.h' \,,uJ
L1do Isle
a.DSSJANE ROBBIN S. Christ-
ian Sci ence practitioner and
lecturer, will speak on"What
Is Your Potential"?" at g
p.m. Thursday . Dec. 2, at
the First Church of ChriSt
Scientast, 3303 V1a L1do,
Newport '3each. She served
during WOfld War II as a
pilot and grouo commander
In the WatMn Air Forces Ser-
vice, later became a repre-
sentat 1ve for an a i rcr~ cor-
pomion In Illinois. tn 1 Q55
she btg.&n dtwotlng full time
to Christ 1n Scltnct huling.
..... .. , ..... ..........
w .....
lilT 1111. l11ln
wo ....,. OOA.8"r Jl'tt'T.
N&WI<>Wt -..cJJ
LII-IIIM
$18,500
! .... I'd ~ ., "-dl r>" .. '·
.... u ~·· r"f'"-4r \etrd '" 't' 'V '1moty' ., "<1• F'r ..__, '"
d •I,. """ '"' ~ro1 .. L·n··
'!IllS Pt 'P"I'~ .. Ill ,.,. ~.d
pron 'h" ""'"k~nd ~
'1:.:'"1! " " Orc-"1d ~ 111 ''II
~· H A
-Farr~w-
."<J F 17th
lo.•le \I~
REDUCED
lor quid' ·.Ut Cu,aom w,. ...
c!Jff 3 barm --rib 3 be•ha
;anc l&lll~ POOL Tlus ••
JOf' I !'IP da '"ITlm INIII fiC btl)'
f'f 'ow pn<'t'd •t 161 ~
SPAC10US 1 '2 ltD._ &PIITMOlS ..... ,.
R,..,aocee • luilt-4" ICJtd..a • c~ & Oropa
v-Owl! ~ Lonon
THRU I'OOlS ... SEPAIAn FAMILY SECTION
11 HOlf P'\JTTlNG GREEN • ACTIVE TENNIS ClUB
COMI'UMfNT~Y CONTINENTAL MEAICF.UT
McArthur -.r C-11 Hwy.
CMOIIA ... laAa (7141 •7J~I
Bay Shores-Bayfront
2600 BAYSHORE DR.
O~E N HOUSe SAT SU~ 1.5 P ··•
New Listin g 4 bedroom-3 both
only $9 5,000
Claire \ .. a11 Hor11
lt»OO WEST COAST HIGHW~' 'iEWPORT BEACH
Ubc1ty 8--93~ U bc1 tv 8-3~3
COURTESY TO BROKER S
STORE SPACE
FOR RENT
tn
CORONA DEL MAR
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Cell ................. -· ...... o.w. ... llf u 1 a , ... ,, ... .w • ....a.
•
• -··PH ••n·•·--••••• •m••
VIR HOR
Lvxvriovs-Exclvsive-Beovtifvl Homes on the Bluff
Overlooking the Magnificent Newport-Balboa Harbor
BAY & OCEAN VIEW
Tbe mM 4ilttlldln bomel ill tbe a:cluain Dcwer Sbores -de-
n,lopment AU bomet:, hnt been carefully det:lped to offer
tbe utmort in carefree li'ring. QuaUty craftnn&nJhJp baa fone
in'.o matin1 these homea the best dollar nlue in the entire treL
$54,500
TO
$59,500
10% DOWN
011 IXC'!"NGI
Yew .. ,. 1M I41Utty
SEE 1130 PESCADOR£ DR. OHered Exclus ively by
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 10-6
646-0SSS
M. M. La Borlle, Realtor
220 L 17th lt.
II 7-5131
No. Tustin Lemon Heights
PRESTIGE -PRIVACY-POOl
5 IHDIIOOMS
MAKE OfFER -
OWNER TRANSFERRED
SEUCTIVE?
Of COCMSE YOU Alf
SPUNDID HOME -BARGAIN PRICE
:?en: :~to :..:~:-:.-.~ ~ --t-:r-. -=~~ =-::-~ _.. ~ .. _ ... -_, .... -. ·-~~~-" _..., --""·-...... ,,...yo,"'"'"-,....,..,--''"I tn11f n ... ..,._ ._., M _.,. !132. ... E-. CAU J:D._,!
POCKET RANCHO
AND OUTSTANDING NEW HOMES
2, 3, 4, S BEDROOMS ON VIEW SITES
FROM $37,900
BROADMOOR • lEMONAIR
Corona Highlancb
515 Seaward Rd .
01'. DAILY
3 I 'r A 0.. P •• ._ w ... ._....,
II!HINii& 0.. y o. OW8 a-ct. 1001 a. .... ble .
10% down payment ......... Cell.,~,.. ..... , ........
SHOPPING
w1t.llin walkina diltance.
SHAKE roo!. J bedn»rn
with 1~ batha. Owrw.r 11
transfernd, m~t SEU..
111'1 WHtcll ff Dr .i48-53CII
BEAUTI FUL CAMEO
CUSTOM 8UIL T
l Bdrm. I bath. lam.Jiy rm.
ciC"C bit-in kitchen. h u s:: r
opr:n arra dHirned lor ~·
ciou~ llvlnj: A: enUrtainini:.
Vitow of foothilll I r"'((ttl for
poot. Good rinancln;: I low
Kn:MJ nd ln.w makr lhi& a
moet •unu tlvt offerlzlg a: only wu;;o
Realt•
NIWOI1--~T IIACN
OI'PICI oa aaa
Coot·-
Out o/ tL WorfJ Uew
429 !JJatetfa :Jerrace
Co rona .)J;'i ~fanJJ
Fee Simple -4 bedroom, on 2 lots -sepa-
rate maids quarters or guest house -pool -
2 double garoges -rose garden.
Open 1-5 Sot. & Sun .
$110.000
1ea. Sfflid,, REALTOR
400 E. 17 ... S""' I A•oa Code (714) 646.3255
Costa M•s a, Cal ifom ia
The strength o f a gre at
nation IS 1n us people . People who are
proud , but not boastful, who
Know humility, but not weakness, who
a re Industrious, but also generous , are
the foundation o f a land whose freedo m
is the only llght that sh1nes ho pe for
many less fortunate people .
I n the foregro und of a prosperous land , o ur
symbol o f pnde, humday, and generosity
is a pair of hands cla sped in a
prayer of thanksgiving . Our wa rm wishe s
for a gra teful and Joyous Tha nK sgiving,
001'1 Y. f'RAI'CI<lii'C
I RE:AlTOR ' ll~ WI CGnt Ktlflw'Y
Coron• Oet M•, C'*ifotftil
PhoN: 671.2221
Duplex
SOLID INVESTMENT
LOT SS •140
DOUBLE G4RAGE
I BR. EACH SIDE
Sl6,000. SM4LL 001111
.Best of Terms
W cUs-McCardlc Rcalton ............... -. ..,
•••• ,....... ..... u 1-nJt
llflJRSOo\Y, IIOV. 25, ltf5
COROllA DEL IIAIJ. CALl F. ..............
MJ don't know, G.orge-11'•
-· "' cou,..., but do you get
,. IMI/nf lltal I /VII mlaN
• ......... CIIf, ....
• 1110 ... caoM ...
'hf ....,_ ............................ _.,_...,...,. t ......... ._... ....
'l1le ''Taj Mahal" of Townhone ApC'IIhiients JS Newport RiYiera
Dover Shores
Panoramic View-
Sodd lebock to Cata li na. New view home, 3
bedroom , 3 ba ths, powder room, view living
room , view dining room , carpeted , droped,
londscoped. A reall y e legant home. View
most er suite with dressing a reo .
$80,757
Open Dai ly
1038 Santiago Drive
MACCO
REALTY CO.
!714lOIIIolo U112
Magnificent
Waterfront
It ia our pleuure to offer for ule, the finell
newly can1ttvcted waterfront home on the weal
Coaat.
Thia ruidence baa 6,000 1q. ft. of livina area;
fot the family who demanda the finest for livina
and enlertainina. Thi1 rea idcnce con1i111 of 12
room•; s bedroom•. s~ be.lhl, loutmel kitchen,
formal dinina room, breakfut room, recreation
room and library • l c:ar praae, &enscea and
patio•.
n1. -••• •-u. h•• •• , ... ~~ to ,._~ • "'--,. ..
WH)' -.atl fl/f-r• e_,., ... ,n-p, ~ •fl M ...,_
... ,_,.,. ,.,,u...r -· I• • ,.,.,_. •-"" •"' ,. • ..., _ ........ "' ·-"" ........ '-...... , ...... ..
............ of ,.,.., .-4 a-d --·"'""· .......... .. ,..._ -*••''-' ••Noh -.t1 t.M -U-'-''"" of C.li/-W..
'"'"-· l'-4c, Col/-.4 C......,. Clak ...... _....., _,., J._..,. .,. .......
Jean S1111th,
- L l7llt IT. COSTA-
MI.._. M .... l.tsacu: ... S.wlw
TIM opu1enm of o lftOitorojah'• poloce h yoww 11'1 o N.wport
I IYiwa frowfthow.. ,o\oce·tize opct"'""" to 1,1.5(1 tq. ft. 2 to 4
bedrootM with 2 or 3 both• for your aW11 penonol ttor-or court
Mt.-ndonh. Cor!""lenc" Indio does11't h-yeti Sud! en o $22.5.000
recti>Otion t~: cl.ildren't ploygrovrtd, '"" unt.t'1 hobby ond
go~t~e room•; pool, covrtyordt, loun~. pavilion, porn oncl gatd.nt
of luxuriant ~pl.ndor. Mokoroioh• and "'oltorOMn th&wld hove
" .a good!
And ••• mvcfl, Much, MUCH I.M. ~ thon o comporobl• w ite
Of the T of Moho! -for row favorite wife.
FII:OM 1H0 MO. -VEAR'l LEA!£
DO YL E DEV EL OPMEN T C O . I N C .
cean and JettyView!
PRICED UNDF:R MARKq
AT S92,500
OWNERS ~A'JVING T':l
VIRGIN ISLANfl~
~ BED 'lOOMS 3 BATH S
ATRIUM APPROX . 34 , 25
ROOF ROLLS BACK F:L •CT~ICALL Y
TO ADMIT SUN OQ .~OONUGHT
Beautifull y londscaped Inside .\ IJut
CLOSE TlJ THF: A•ACH WITH KFYI TO
PRIVATE BEACH .
SEE WAL LY HALL BERG
REAL !STATE
aiROMA DEL IAAll {71~1 673-"'110
"NOB HILL"
OF CORONA DEL MAR
e .. ry convenience for gracious liv in g is
contained in this charming 4 bdrm., 3 both
home, located on a lot and a ha lf. Attractive
covered patio opens into wa lled garden, beou-
tilull y londscopo<l . Priced ol $57,500, owner
will to h bode 1st Trust Deed with reason·
oblo down .
675-3000 E .... 67~208
DONNA FULLER has been
named Zonu gl rl of the
month fof November at Costa
Mesa High School. Her acti-
vities Include : CSF, AFS,
Pep Club, GAA, Drill Team,
Spanish Club,School Concert
Choir, JuniDr representative
to swdent council, ASB trea-
surer as a senior, Student
Congress, Member of the
Madrigals, School Musicals,
and representative to Girls'
State In her Junior year. She
plans to attend University
of California at Irvine In
preparation for a physical
education teaching cMeer.
8A~8ARA JENNESS has
been chosen as Zonu girl of
the month for November at
Newport Harbor High School.
Her activities Include: CFS,
~FS, Girls' Lea~e secretary,
Drill Team admiral, Tau Rho
Kappa, t I Folk Music Club,
Harbor High Club, Candy-
s ttl pers, Job's Daughters,
Junior Ebell Club, Keynotes
of South Coast Guidance
Clinic, and Tr i~i-V, as
vice--president, president and
service chai rman. 'larbara
plans to attend Oregon State
University and major In home--
making and minor In Mathe-
matics.
Christmas
is the time • • •
to bec ome a
Robe rt B e rkley
man ...
SECOND SECTIOH
PARTIES SET STAGE FOR BALL
PAMELA JANE '3ALCH has
been selected as the Zonta
girl of the month for Novem-
ber at Corona del Mar High
School. She Is president of
Girls' League, member of
drill team, candy-striper at
Hoag Hospital, treasurer of
Tri~I-V C tub, member of
senior honor soci ety , and
has qualified for California
Scholarship Federation. She
hopes to attend Stanford
University or Pomona Col-
lege and plans to take pre-
medicine and go Into the
field of medicine and work
with emotionally disturbed
and, retarded chllttren.
Many pre-Mil partiea will
precede the CharityLeaaue
debutante ball, which will
be held Satwday evenina.
Nov. 27, at the Newport er
Inn.
Amona those enterlAinina
will be Mr. and Mrs. John
Vari,n Baker Jr. in their
Harbor View Hills home.
Their aueata will be the
Meura. and Mmes . Harold J .
Mc:Lauablin of Corona del
Mar; Charles H. Hall, Char·
lea Price , Charlea W. Price,
James C. Bridaes, Jerome J .
Rieland, Charles E. Vander•
vorl, Judae and Mra . Carl L.
Davia, post deb Patricia
Rieland and Cbarlca Sullivan
and John c. Hall.
Mr. and \4ra . Havaland V.
Smith or Lido Isle are enter•
Have your favorite
mistletoe partner
take note ...
nbtrt
trklty
MEN'S
WEAl
1031 IRVINE AVENUE
NEWPOAT I CAL.Ifa.NIA
taanana an the Parisienne
suite of the Newporter. Their
aucats wi II be Co lone I and
\4rs . Robert Pauenon , Mrs.
Robert C. Po1 of Redlands,
Mra. Prancaa 'kOowell,
\4n . Betty Lee Hall, Oe lrner
Reed, the Messu. and Mmes .
Robert C. Po1 Jr., James
Carroll, Paul Stranae of La
J olla, Jamea Keefe of Red-
lands , Jack Cooper of Red·
Ianda , Chrastopher Hopkans,
Scott Hornsby. Richard Love ·
land, Malcolm Cutler, and
'111. Neva Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. John C . Lon·
delaus of Lido Isle are hostB
for \4r s . H.W. Steams, the
Me 11 rs . and \ime a . Theodore
L. Stearna of Pasadena,
Pranklin Sammons of Paaa·
dena, Perry Ho lden, James
Prederacks. P .A. Steam a,
William R. Harter, and Gcorae
Yu le.
Or. and Mra . Robert >\.
Hartley of Corona de I \4ar
will have as auesll Or . and
\4ra. R1chard Crai'ITI'I , Dr.
and Mra . John Farrer, Roaer
Hartley, \4ra . Joseph Freder·
1ck Hartley and the \4euu.
and \4mea . Lee Puton Jor-
dan J r. and Myron Sheward .
A pre-Oall party 11 be1n1
11ven in honor of \4au Cath·
erine Claue Baker by her
s-renta , '11. and Mn. John
Varian Baker Jr. Some cl
those 1nv1ted to attend are
the \4easrs. and \1mes. Harr)
Ca mpbell, B.N. l)esenbera.
Floyd Blower, and Georae
Buccola .
(Continued on paae S)
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~AINV DAY SPEAKERS, Hans Lorenz, at left.and ~.t.
Wha ley, are shown here with Mrs. ~obert Rea, member of
th e Newpart Harbor Woman's Civic League, at the New-
POrt 13each City Ha ll, where the League presented a dis-
cuss ion of the proposed desalting plant.CStory on page b.)
Veta's
lNTIIIATE APPAIEL
.... 111"-••17 .. ,.,_
• ..... n .. CIIIIa ....
lOY 'OR IRADLIY'S
Mr. Md Mu. J ..uea R.
Braclley, 1427 Priacilla Ln.,
Harbor HiJhiMdl, ue par·
eota of a aoa bom ~day,
No•. 14. io Hoaa Hoapital.
I .. IIIIIAII
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Q. I '--'-• ..U cAet ~ lutlr ,_. ...., .,. ... _, ,... ·-'-'· '• ,,.,. ,,..,
.4. No Euentially the method c:onaitts of ·~ plyina wu to the hairy area. When the wu
cool• the hardened ahcet IS lilted olf, ripPina the haan out by the roou. The procedure 11 aliahtly
paanful and rather disaJiecable. De~ndina on
the ~non·s rate of hair Jlowth. and on the lo-
catl0f1. haar reappc.ars within three to five weelts
and the JWOC:edure must be re~ted
ASTIMI CUllS
V-Ca .. ..u. .... .,_ e•NI'4 1
.4. The buac: JWanC:apla of cure are known but
real cures are hard to come by Mthma IS due
to annammauon of the breathana tubes. whac:h
tend 10 contract and b«ome covered wtth a
1htclt coa11n1 of mucu5 Currently avatlable
drup only reduce 1he symptoms of uthm111.
the) ~:.ure nothana Cure of asthma depends on
fand•na 1he cau5C' of the trrttation and removana •t. corrtcttnl compltcauons that may have de·
~el<1ped. and .:ooperatina wuh nature an her ef.
fora' 10 heal the untated u.ssuc of the breathtna sy\tem It '' llnly v.hen the caus.r of the in-
flammallon tS removed that healana wtll occur
The ~nonal interHt we
talle In the hea lth of tt-
.. ,. ..erve j,. o ( equal impor·
tam·e with the profeuional
•llill .,. put in the clj•pem-
in• of pre.o .. r11Mod medicine.
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CAPT. IRVING JOHNSON wi ll present a program on"Yan-
kee Salis the Nile" in the 2nd of the Newport Harbor KI-
wanis Club's travel and adventure films, to be shown at
a p.m. Friday , Nov. 2&, in the Orange Coast College audi-
torium. Here is one of the scenes he photographed near
the Nile.
Thanks sent to troops
Shdeata at dat Uai•traicy Mlat Spab Npolted daat
ol Callfonia, l"iae, lla•• wi•l• ... firtt few .._,,
joiud die powlat rukt of llc.r poedaa ._ pedtioa at
••o,.rat.ioe l'Uakt" ..,., a &aWt ia dlllit a. ... ., Plua
Soollllud colleaiaaa. ..,.. au. $0 tllldeata W
Tbt i.olonulmo .. meot ia-aipad aad clout~ 110n ~1••• lh• ai .. io1 of a peti· aua MO 1a oaM.
tioe or letter dlaaklna Uolled . ~ taplaiud daat dat ob-saa .. , aoldltra ia Viet Nam ,_cu•e of dM prop• la
for lbtir urvlct aad tbe don-tbr .. fold: "to boot& IDOrt&e
aatioa of food aftd clothina ol U.S. trooPt la Vltt Nam.:
for the South Viet Nam vll· to help dlUit tht low opt•
laae of LeMay wbicb bat nioe wbicb our tolcUera ia
been adopted 'by a Marine Viet N• bold tow•d Ameri·
private. can colleae ttlldtnta, be·
"Operation Thanb," a tart-~auae or recent demonatn·
ed by atudentl at Pepperdine Uona; and to abow ow deep
Colloae waa initiated at appreciatioa atTbanklai•laa
UC Irvine by Miu Amanda tirM, when Americana tradi·
Spake, a freabman EnaUah tioaally tin tbankl for their
major from Anaheim, and ber many bluainat."
roommate in the campus r--------------.....o.---------------------,
reaidence hallt, Miu Paula
Snowden, a freabman aocial
aciencea major from Loaa
Beach. $200.00 TRADE INI
From The POLICE BLOITER THIS IS NO GIMMICK ... WE MUST MOVE THESE SETS
DECORATOR n.DDUMY• ..... Iet'llll•
Z•IIUJi Soliti·SI.I• Blflf'HIIUA •• , • ._ ._ ... o-w-n..t-._, '"'lAM-&•• ,, ,.,. ... a..-.. r.-ca 1>\oovin-
Sundoy, Hov. l.C
Dwane \1. Clark, 3960 Sea-
shore Dr., Well Newport. re-
ported loud music, profane
lanauaae. and lhe racina of
vehicles up and down lhe
atreet at 3911 Seashore Dr.
(upataiu); it hu been aoina
on now for 3 times a week,
lhe put 2 mon lha, and keeps
htm and hcs neiahbon awake
... A 1965 Yamaha motor·
cycle was sto len from lhe
west Side o f !he res1dence
o( Jame s R. Corbetl, 117 E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa; the
keys were left en lhc i&nl·
tion ... The enure front
end of the veh1cle dnvcn by
Dav1d A. \1azc, 334 Vcllan-
ova Rd.. Costa \le a, was
damaacd when It failed to
make a sharp rcaht tum on
Bayscde Dr. and crashed In-
to the aaraae of Bryan Foy.
520 Bay11de Dr .. Newport"
Beach; the eaat wall o f the
a•raae waa knocked en and
lhe front shrubbery was
tr~Wnplcd. cauaina ov er 5500
damaae; Maze suffered a
minor head iDJUfY • • • Wll·
liam H. Tietz, 20. of 114
41st St., We at Newport, was
LEGAL MOneE
I'IOTJCE OF TRUSTEE'S SALJ:
Ho. 742
Oo December 9 . 1965, at II :00
o'clock A.N . at the front ,.n.
tt11 nc e of tao..Siutw Corporauon.
1530 ~eel Chapman -\venu~.
Q,.nae.C•Iifonua. STA~-. H \1'.
COnPOflATION. u Trualet>
uder the ~ed of Tru!lt madf'
b, 'If" R Rf" lT \". \1ITII:-.<l\
n d r.rnu •H. J .• \1JTII'>0".
hu•bend and wale. o~nd ,,._
corded \u~al 20, I %4.
in Book 7 11l~. Pa~,. 7 9~. of
Offic aa l Rt>cord& rtf Oran~t"'
County. C:e h fomia jl;tVI'o tn
secure an andebtedoc!l' tn Ia vor
o f LA VOS~H: V RI"DBAf.H. a
married woman,., h,.r "t'parat!"
property. now ownt'd and hi' ld
by LA VONN[ V Rl DBA! II.
a manled woman, a" her "'l"pG·
rei!' property, by rf'a'!On of the
brf'ach of r .. rratn obhj~;allonot
secur .. d the rt>by . nollct' of
whic-h waa recorded Au~ust 3.
1965. in Book 7617. Pa11e 448.
of aaati Officaal Rec:ordl!.1 STAN ·
S IIA\\ CORPORATIO" will
111'11 at public auct1on 10 1he
htl!but btdder for cub. pey·
a blf' to lawful monry o f the
lotted '-tatr s at the ttmr of
"ale, w11hoo1 wan11nty es 10
lltlr , po4ae!lat011 or encum·
braoc,.•. 1he tntereat convf'y~d
10 and now held by aaid Trull·
le,. undrr .. atd f>f'ed of Trust,
tn and to the followin~ d~·
s crtbf.d property. to•wtt:
I.Aasehold estalf' to and to
Lot 1\ of Tract No. 1100, a a
"hown oa a I1MI p recorded in
Boolt: '>2, P.IJe& 7 l 8 of Mis·
ce llaneou!l Ma pe. Record11 of
Of.niJe Co1111ty. Califot11la .
c rf'ated by tlutt certa in lease
dated Nove,.ber 9, 19S4. by
and between the Irvine Com·
peny. • ..:orporetlon , a !I Vfl·
a or end Maceo Corporal ion, a
~ev1da Corporation. •• ln·
llefl' '"corded Decembrr 3,
1954. in Ooolt 2886. Pa~re
494. Official Rf'("Ord• ,,f
Or•n8e C:ouo1 y, Califomta.
which 'latd luM has beeo
doly ani~taed to H,.rbf.ra W.
Smlth.aoo aod ~rline j .
Smhh•oo, hOI!Ibend .nd ••'"'.
aa JOtDI te .. ata, by me,.ne
a.aalp-0~ of rl'rortl , IO•
felMr whh all btuldin~• and UBfWOYemen~ oow on thr
PfOperty coverf'd by sa ad lf'UI'
or lMl -y hen·after be C'OD·
attwc '-d or placed thl'rf'oo
prior to the perf-oct' o f th~
obllf'a tioafll aecured by this
deed of traat,
fM the fHirpo""' of peylnf' obli-
8etiooa ••cured hy .. ld nrt'd
lec ledlaa fee!/ c:h.rpe .. ct ea·
pea.ae• aT the 1 rw•tee, edveec:ea:
II ny. uodf'r the l!'!nw.a of aa id
Oeed, int~rrat thf'~oa aed
t-4,JS3.56 In anpetd prlaC"I pel
of the note uured by N id
need, wllh lnterf'al thrreon
fro~tt April 20. 1965, aa Ia said
note .ad by law PfOYided.
STAN .. ~UIAW t':ORPORATION •
Traetee
By ~aretle Sluaw .
VI«-Pr-14eet
Aueer
Al&c. Re4 .. y, A .. t. 5KN'-'r
O.te4t ,. ....... , ... l-.5 m• ... wwu ""· u. at,~ •k!.':; ...... ,.. ....
aneated at 5:10 p.m. on a
chuae of ahopliftina a T-
bonc s teak worlh Sl.76 from
lhe \1arket Buket. 3100 W.
Balboa Blvd., West Newport
... A vehicle driven by Wil-
liam S. Graw of Tuatin wu
damaacd in the rcu when it
backed into the parked vebi·
c lc, wh ich received damaae
to the left side, of Jamea \1.
Bell, 824 W. 151h St. Sp. 12,
Wes t Newport Hei&hta, at
Production P l., 300 feet
cut of \1onrovia Ave., Weat
Newport Hei ate tl, on Nov.
10 ... \1ichael R. \1cCurdy,
22. o f 306 33rd St., West
:-lcwport. was arrcltcd at
1:15 p.m. for shophfuna a
T-bonc steak worlh Sl.62
from the \1arkct Basket, 3100
W. Balboa Blvd .• Weat New-
port . . . Frank K. Colby,
33, of 900 Sea Ln. Apt. 8.
Harbor View He lls, was at·
rested at 2:25 a.m. on a
cbarac o f drunk drivcna at E.
Coast Hwy. llf'ld Irvine Coun-
try Club ... Betty E. Fry.
39, of 247 Proapcct St., New-
port ·Shores, wu aneatcd at
1:35 p.m. on a charae o f
shop II ftina a bottle of Squibb
vitamin pella worlh S3.73
from the Market Baaket. 3100
W. Balboa Blvd., West New-
port.
littOAcloy, Ho v. 15
Vandals tore off doors,
nppcd carpcu and broke
shelves at a vacant house
owned by William Boylhart,
509 Narc1uua Ave., Corona
del \tar, on Nov. 14 ..• Ter·
ry J. O'Neil, 21. o( 127·B
V~rginia St., Cotta \1eu,
was arrested at 3:30 p.an. at
the police station on a
charae o r drivioa wi lh a sus-
pended licente ••. A vehi·
cle driven by Gerald A.
Smtih , 601 Bedford Ln.,
Wcs tcllff, suffered damaae
10 the front wben it ran into
the rear of a vehicle driven
by Ada \1. WriJbt of Huntina-
ton Beach on Dover Rd. near
C liff Dr., Cliff Havea;Miu
WriJht complained of an
ann pa.in and waa taken home
in a yellow cab ••• Police
found an abandoaed vehicle,
rea.iatered to Michael 0.
Motca, 109 Mcfadden Pl.,
Central Newport. puked on
the Archea bridae blocll:ina
traffic; it wu atored u a
hazard ••• A Raytheon ahip
to ahore radio worlb SlSO, a
tool box worth SlOO and a
scabbard wi th knife and mar-
lin apikc worth SlO were
atolen from a veuel docked
at moorina SE-25 off Bay·
shore Dr .• o wned by A. Lee
Adair, 2592 Circle Dr., Bay
Shores, between Nov. 6 and
10 ... A parked vehicle of
Wilham C. Wunderlich, 600
Powell Pl., Newport HciJbta,
rccc1ved damaae to the left
111dc when ct wu atruclt by
a vehicle wh ich left the
scene a t 1 Sth St., n ear
Powell Pl.. between Nov.
12 and 15 ••• Robert Prouab,
1209 Bayaide Dr., Corona
del \1ar. reported that he
found a Dayton stinaray be-
cycle next 1.0 hi a carport •..
Fout hubcapa worth S80 were
atolen from a Ford MutlMI
puked tn the carport of
Roberta J . Hunt. 900 Sea
Ln., Harbor View Hills, be-
(Continued on pep 3)
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Flying saucer
golf contest
A city•i.S. Priebe• aolf
ce~ateet will be MlcS t.bie
Friday, No¥. 26, at Madura
Put bJ lite Newport a.agb
NCNaUoo departmenL n. Priebee ae die~-.baped
.. Oyiaa eucer'• that caa be
IDeMCI DP to 70 yanle and
CM 1'-jmade 1 to do1 a 9().
depu tum ill the a ir.
The coateet will be coo-
d~aea.d 00 a 9-hole nyina
ea110er tolf COGI'Ie, with
bola boos-u bolu, wadina
poole •• water obtltacl.ea,
cardboard aaedtrapa, aftd
other hanrda. Fred Morri-
aoo, inventor of the Priabee,
will be Oft band co aive a
4emooa tration.
All contea&anu, boya and
airla, will compete in their
own aae lfOUP and wi ll era-
vel in a fouraome with an
adult, wbo wi II be the acor-
eJ. The a&e lfOUpa are: boya,
8 and 9, 10 and. 11 , 12 and
13 ; airla,8, 9 and 10, 11 , 12,
and 13. Conteat time ia 9:30
a.m. Prizea will be awarded
about noon or 1 p.m.
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-~-~ "'o" TH E CO ~PS OF ENGINEE~ In L os·Angeles announce
the establishment of a special anchorage area in Newport
!Jay, shown In • thl s sketch as Cl-1, near the tl p of Lido
Peninsula. Area IJ.-1 is reserved for recreational and other
small craft. Fore and aft mooring, conforming to the Ci ty
of Newport CJeach Harbor Ordinance No. 543, are allowed
in th is area fo r recreationa l and small craft of such size
and alineme11t as permitted by the harbormaster. The new
regu lations became effective Nov. 7. 411choro9c A':~a
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(Contio~~ed from Paae 2) head on a beam at Otick
tween N'ov. 10 and 12 . • Iverson Vo lkswaaen, Newport
Norma F. Rucker, 4809 Bruce Blvd. at 22nd SL. Central
C reacent, Lido Sanda, co ld . Newport; afterward• he sur-
police vandals poured a box fered from headaches for
of cold water deter&ent m co several days until he blacked
her fish pond, kill ina 10 out ; he was transported. 10
aoldrish, and splattered an Hoaa H_osp1tal ... A be1ae
eu on her alau pauo shd-c~veruble lOp and pluu c
ina door. caulln& 510 dam-Windows worth Sl30 were
aae, on Nov. 14 .•. Ben1a-stolen from an Ausun Healy
min J. Lille&~aven, 1806 sports c•r parked at Bay
Beryl Ln., Harbor H1&h lands, Ave. at lOll? SL, Balboa,
cold pollee that h1 s dau&b-owned by Byron D. Beam.
ter's b1cycle was badly dam-310 \4arauente Ave., Corona
aaed at the \4arineT School del \4ar ... Dorothy E. Wale
planround .•. A Bank of he lmy. 416 Bolero Way, West
Amenca money baa conwn-Newpon He1ah ts. told poltce
IDI S76 In b1i11, S9.83 In that She lost a wtl 1te &Old
chanae and 10 checks made locket With a d1amond 10 the
out to th e Newport Unuy center wo rth S345 1n the
Cllurch were found by Robert area of 2816 Laf-ay ette Ave.,
R. \icKay, 1662 Newport We t Newport.
Blvd., No. 15, Costa \tesa. Tvesdoy, ~ov. 1~
Weu Newport, cold polace
that he waa h1t tw1ce 1n the
fa ce by Rodolfo Culllas of
th e same address whi lc they
were arau1n& about who was
JOin& to buy a lcoholiC bever·
aae•.
SlSOO RING STOLEN
Rac:hard J . Wa lsh, 1401
Bay 11de Dr. ApL E. ~ewport
Beach. told pollee last week
!hat a aold u na cont.alnln&
many d1amonds and valued at
Sl,500 wu scolen from on
wp of a Jewelf') bo~ 1n ha
bedroom~
on a charae of poucu1on of
manJu ana at 207 Colton Ave.,
~ewport Shores, arc sche-
duled to appear 1n court
Dec. l!.
They asc Phil R. Williams,
21 : Dav1d L Gamer, 20:
R1chard B. Oialb~, Jq, a ll
of the Colton Ave. addretis,
.&nJ Edward 1::.. R1 1.c, Zl. of
Seal Beach.
All ~men pleaded 1nnocent
befllrc Judae .. alllam Spe~r~.
Th C\ arc to be heard before
JuJ&c \\II ham (.1tu~tc:Men at
q 30 L m. Dec. II 1n the '<e ~
porl Beach \4un1c1pal Coun.
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1n a veh1cle that wu lent to Dorothy Sm1th, 3407t., Sea-
ham by the E.daewood Au to shore Dr., West Newport, rc-
Centcr, 191 E. 17th SL, Cos-ported to pol1cc that Phdhp
&a \4eu, the Items were Heath, address unknown, 11 -
&a&aed and placed 1n the leaally entered her house,
evidence locker .•. A parked cook the baby but later re-
vehtcle of Donald B. \tac-rumed the child ... \taty J .
Quiatoo, 602 Jaltllane Ave., Taylor, 129 lSth SL, Wut
Co10na del Mar. ~~eived u-Newport. told pohce lhar
tenaive damaae to the left her fnend, Lou11e Kn1ght of
11de when 1t was h1t by • lhe same addreu, caught 1
veha cle wtl1ch left s cene at cold. became worse and fell
Jasmtne Ave., near 3rd Ave. 1nto a em1-<:oma on "iov.
. . . BenJ am1n J. Bracey. lb. \l1 s s T a) lor called Ba)-
218 Oranae SL, Newport s1dc Ambulance, and \t1u
Shorea. reported that • wal-Kru&ht ~u taken Ill lloaa
let w1lh the 1n1U als "BJB" Hosp1tal for posstble pneu-
con&alnlnl Sl was scolen morua ... A parkeJ veh1cle
from lhe front scat of hts o f Howard C. \ose , 1 ~~~.
truck parked a cro ss the TurquOISe Ave., Balb\l3 J<,·
street from h11 re11dence. · · land, -.as hit llO the left
Robert N. Drobad.. 4008 sade, causang maJor Jama11c:.
R1ver Ave .• We" Newport. b) a vehiCle that left the
told pollee that he atruck h1s scene al Jst Ave. ne4r lrt'
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Yt . Oc elli\ F-L. \\est ~ev.port.
satd chat a letter contam1n1
a ched f\,r S56 ~a stulen
from her 'llatl bt'' between
Oc 1. ZK a nd 1Q • • • -\ parl ed
vducle of \1ault'u J. I ehman,
lib V1a 1 nestc, L1dn Isle,
rec e1ved dama,e tn the left
front when ll was i lrUCk by a
vehacle that left the scene at
the 3433 Vaa L1do rarkana
lot . . . \in. Duffy, 2608
Ouna Cove, Corona del \4ar.
cold pollee that she found a
Western Flyer btcycle worth
S25 an front of her house, 1t
was placed 1n the bt cycle
rack at the pollee st.aU(1fl
..• Teny L. Wauaon, 20,
of 4812 Sealbore Or., Wea t
Newport. was ancated at
10:02 p.m, at 4908 Seubore
Or. for intoxu:atlon tn f'U~
lie •.. A Dlaco tr'MIIItor
t.acbomctor wor1h al4 ....
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THE ~lG 1 TEI\M: This is the first varsity basketball
squad at the new campus of the University of California
at Irvine, ready for their first~ver game at 8:15p.m. Wed-
nesday, r)ec. 1, against UC qiverslde on the UCI court.
in the front row, from l eft, are Tom 8 ryan (from Costa
Mesa High), 9111 '3rockman (from Harbor High), Skip Allan
(San Marinol,Jim Spli ttgerber (L.A. Harbor College), John
Oriscoll (OCCl and 8ob Lund (Glendale IHooverl. Stand-
ing, left to right, Me athletic director Wayne Crawford,
coach Dan Rogers, Scott McOwen (San Jacinto), E I don
Mc'3ride (Antelope Valley ), Mark Nelson (Glendale Col-
lege), Jeff '31and (OCC>, Bob Johnson <Cerri tos College),
Oale Finney (Santa Ana College) and assistant coach
Oi clc !)avis.
Sues explode for 41-23 win
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By Rich Sle,.l
OranJe Coast ColleJe, sa-
ving Ita biuest offensive
explouon for its last aame,
pounded Citrus 41-23 Satur-
day night, rollin& up an in-
ctedtble 518 yards and 28
first downs at Pirate Stadium.
The Bucs ran thelf sea-
son's mark lD 4 wtns aaatnst
5 losse s.
Cttrus scored ftrst and last,
but the Bucs prov1ded all of
the act1on tn between, acor·
1n1 b touchdowns, :! tn each
of the last 3 per~ods . Veter-
an full back &b \fikels led
the parade wtth a pair of
tallies. whde sophomore
\1tke \fc Lellan closed out an
nuts tandtng season by throw-
mg for a palt of touchdowns.
The~ Is got the fiut score
of the ntght 1n the fi rst per-
Iod when halfback. Don Ha-
den galloped 6-' yards u raia,ht
up the m1ddle for the TO.
Then the Buc touchdown
machine JOC cranked up. A
parltally-blocked punt aave
the Ptrates the ball on the
Cttrus 18 and \1cLellan
promptly hat end John We ber
wtth a 15-yard aertal to the
3. Two plays later \4ikels
cracked over from the one.
Seconds later. halfback
Jack Haynes' 66-yard run
htghllghted a 7R-yard drive.
\1cLellan c apped 1t wtth a
}(}.yard toss to Weber for the
score .
finishina touch on an 88-yard
march wtth a 2-yard score.
h was h 1 s 1Oth touchdown
of the season, 8 m confer-
ence play.
Frosh quarterback Shawn
\1cK1nney and reserve full-
beck Rtck Fox helped put
the cap on the aame and the
l96S aeuon by collabotatina
on an ll·play, 52-yard dnve
whtch ended the Pirate scor-
ina. \1cKinney had 2 com-
pletions to spark the drive
while F OJI aot the 1-yard
touchdown.
Owl halfback Haden capped
a fine individual performance
by runnioa the ensuina kick·
off back 3 7 yards throuah
the Pirate reserves for the
pme's final tally. A 2·
point pass play ra1sed the
final total to 41·23.
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The Owls managed to sand-
WI Ch 10 a 26-yard touchdown
pass from Tom Rogers to
Bob Wiltse 10 the thtrd pe r·
1od but the Pirates went
r1ght back to the bustneu of
scou ng as \!cLellan htt
Bruce "'etson wtth a Q.yard
pttch to payd1rt. ,, ~--yard
k1ckoff return hy Haynes had
set the P~tates up tn aood
f1eld pOSitiOO.
{)qi\NGE COI\ST COLLEGE end Terry Lorentzen, at
right, is about to catch a Mike Mclellan aerial In the
first halt of the OCC<itrus game Saturday evening In Pi-
rate Stadium. AI Mathis of Citrus is making an unsuccess-
ful try to intercept the oass. Lor~ntzen , a product of
Newport Harbor High School, pulled in the pass for a 20.
yard gain to the Ci trus b. Ttle Pirates won 41-23.
U 8·3433. 8·34.34 eo.t. M~ Hayne s ca pped an R2~ard,
10-play march wtth a 12-yard OCC splashers tie for title
scoung dash of h1s o wn to The Oranae Coast College We~tcliff Chapel end the 3rd quarter scortna. water polo team defeated
Four pass c:omplctlons by Riveuade 16·7 Fnday to •lflllll~ \1cLellan sparked the lona wm a share of the Eastern
<427 E. l7th ST. march. conference championship.
COSTA MESA In the fi rst mtnute of the The win over tbe Tiaers
10 ...._ ~th quarter \1tkels pu\ the pve DCC a tie for the loop ....
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title with Fullerton. Both
squads have dropped one
EC conust, the Piraus
losina 9-7 to the Hornets.
Jim Wallace continued his
heavy bombardment of the
nets, scorina S &oats, follow-
ed by Norm Carpenter wtth
4, Bob Lon& wtth 3, Ray
Clever with 2 and one each
for John Grimstad and Dallas
Davis.
Coach Jack Fullerton alao
commended the outs tandina
work of J im Voorhies at
aoalie.
UCI IECITAL IOIDAY
IY 111111 IAIPIIT
Graiane Yeata, well-known
h i 1 b bar pi 1 t, and 1 inaer. wi II
aive a recital in UCl's Sci-
ence Lcccure Hall a t 7:30
p.m. \tonday, No•. 29, in
boaor of lbe c:entenary yeat
of one of lrelelld'a areateat
poeta and dramatitta. W.B.
Yeata.
~. Ycaca it dle poet••
daoJbt.ar-ia-law. She hat
toand dae coacert !lalla of
lnlud. Britaia, &lid £a.tope
...t it carr .. tiJ 011 lOaf ia .... u.s.
THIY STIAL '000 TOO
Not only tSI lo caab bul
alto a ca•h teaitt.ar worth
•200 were acolen from r.he
Vaima reata•ut. Sll 8 .
Balboa 81Yd.. &.lboa. pro-
prietor ea,..e Yatl" report-
ed No•. 16. n. ••n•t
na1t laaft alto N• h•IIY
be~• 11i1111J 1M 61N. ol
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SAtLO~ m A HURRV:Halfback Jeff ~leer has just IM9-
ged a pass from Mike Fenchak on the Mustang 35 and Is
on his way to the Mustang 6, just before the end of the
3rd quarter. The play, starting on the Mesa 46, covered
40 yards, but the drive fizzled out as the Mustangs push·
ed back the Sailors and took the ball on downs on the 15
just as the 4th quarter started. The sc<Ke at this point
was 14 to 13 in favor of the Sailors. (Ens ign photo.)
Sailors tame Mustangs
Ptayina their most u citina
aame of the season, Newport
Harbor and Costa 'ksa kept
4,887 fans s pellbound in an
offensive battle, with the
Tars finally squeuina a
victory out of the \1us tan as
2()..13 last Sa twday ni&ht at
Davtdson F ield.
The hiahly touted \1uatana
defense kept the Sailors in
check until the final mom ents
of the lst quarter. Then,
deep in their own urritory,
the Tau electrified the
crowd when Mi.-.e Fenchak
went off auard, turned to his
left, and dashed 86 yards to
put Newport Harbor out 1n
front 6~. He also ran the
con•euion to make the score
7-Q.
._fter several aood drtves
fatled. the Costa \1eu \1us-
tanp finally hit pa y dirt
whea they marched 86 yards
in ~ plays. The key play
came on a 47-yard touchdown
past from Gatzke to Fred
Whistler. Newport Harbor re-
taine4 the lead 7~ when Ra-
mon llicardo' s kick. was
block..d by Eric Scott and
l)tewut Aldrich wi th the
c:lock abowin& 2:41 remain·
The Mustana• finally aot
their offense rollina aaain
with an 82-yard drive. Moat
of the yardaae came on a 47·
yard ton from Gatzke to
\1ike Dunn for the TO. The
P._ T waa made by Ricardo,
brinaina the Mustanaa within
sui kina distance, 14-13, with
3:07 left in the 3rd frame.
In the ftnal stanza Wallera
iced the aame for the Tara
with a 73-yard romp over the
front walt. The score rematn•
2G-13 when the converston
was no aood. Only 6:SS waa
left on the clock.
The \1ustanas made a aal-
lant effort to pull the aame
out of the f1re . They m&ICh·
ed a II the way from the11
own 35 to the Satlor 12. The
clock. showed 4 mmutes to
10, With 1st down and 10.
Ocnnu OcWeese saved the
game for the Sailora by ball·
tn& down a Gattlte pau in
the end zone. The \1ustan&a
were then act back 14 yarda
on a fumble by Laney. Two
more desperatton paues by
Gatzke were incomplete as
the Sailor's defense held. It
was all over but the cele•
bratina for Newport Harbor. ina ia the balf.
It was n't until the 3rd per· Coach Wade Watu and bit
iod that the Sailocs were Tars thus wound up with a
able to 1core aaain. Startina seuon recocd of 3~ to s bare
on their own 21. they sailed the cellar in the Freeway
foe a TD in 6 plays. Helpina l.eaaue wtth the \4ustan&s
the c:au.se was Fencbak with and Oranae wtth a 2-S mark.
a 26--,ard caper a nd Wallets Tbe \ius tanas and their
with a 24~ard Jaunt and the Coac:h. Neil Peek, closed
touchdown. Fenchak carried the season out wtth a 3-5-1
for the P~T. maltin& it lW. showina.
Kings rout Eagles . 27-0
Playina in what looked to the season With a 3-4 mark
be a mud bowl, the Corona in Irvine Leaaue play and an
del \4ar Sea Kinas outplayed overall showina of 3~. F.a-
and outscored the hapless tancia didn't do quite u
Estancia Eagles 27.0 last well, aponina a l~ leaaue
Priday nia,ht at Davidson record and 2·7 overall.
rield to end the football sea-
son for both teams.
Dwm& the entire 1st half,
neither uam seriously threa-
tened to scoce as the mud
and a slippery field put a
damper on the aame.
But the 3rd quarter was a
different atoty. The ht time
the~~ Kinas aot their hands
on the ball they went 80
yards an 12 plays to ao
ahead. Grea Georae, the
powerhouse for 0)'.1, made
the touchdown on a J~ud
run, then ran the conversion.
Two playa after receivina
the kickoff, the E aalea
fumbted the ball a.nd Guard
John Funow of COM poun•
ced on the looae piaskin.
Dennis Hartley tossed • 2nd
down pau to ~ike ~ea in
the end &one for 23 yarda.
The PAT wu aood wben 3eorlt Carpeater pllln&ed
01ter tbe ao•l line, makina it
a 1~ ball pme.
Sbonly ., .. , the uckoff,
lbe Eaale • were f orccd to
p.aL O.uia Puter thea
midi the ootataadina nm of
the , .. by aakina dae boot
on Ilia owe 15 .. ttiaa away
twlce from tuklera. and ra·
cia1 H yuda for a TD. The
try fat ......... 08 mill•
ed ...... ,....,..rend~
ad trilla .. Sea KU.p oat ••
fiWtlM.
a.or.. Carpntet ...... , duoo• •i* 11M Baal•• ,.,
It be IC....-.d 47 yard1 ror C'DM"1 IIOIICbdowa
with 'J:$0 ,....laiDt ID &be
..... ..... Pi It IMde it
lt-0 wfllea 1M ru .... PAT.
THE SAILO~ MARGIN •as Increased to 20.13 mllhway In
the final quarter as fullback Dave Wallers broke through
for a n-yard touchdown romp, but then the Must.Mgs
started a determined comeback march which came close
to tying the score. They launched the drive on their own
35 on receiving the lclck-off and went all the way to the
Sailor 12. Here is one of the spectacular plays In this
53-yard march. Ful lback Pete Flggatt of the Mustangs
(No. 12) is about to cat ch a forward PiiSS Carrow marks the
ball), advancing the ball from the Sailor 30 almost to the
20, just shy of a first down. !\bout to make the tackle is
J. Barsett of the Sailors (No. 30) and closing in from the
right is Larry 13radbury , Sailor center CNo. 50). Before
surrendering the ball, the Mustangs had J close chances
on forward passes, incomplete In the end zone. (Ensign
photo.)
HAR90~ HIGH retalned the cross-town footblll trophy
by defeating Costa lAesa In a 2~13 thriller Saturday even-
Ing at Davidson Field, This photo shows the po.st.game
ceremony as Tim Shepard, at left, student court JUdge at
Harbor Higtl, made the tro~y pre sentation to Sailor Cap-
tain Steve ~eese. Last year the Sailors won over the Mus-
tangs by an 8 too score. <Ens photo.)
ALLOW US TO INTRODUCE
~~S.dt
(OU/t NEW CHEF I
. .. and allow Andr6 to
introduce to you the
finest Gourmet Menu
in our area!
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DISPLAYING the new Christmas Seal of
Orange County Symphony Assn. are, from
left, Mrs . Ernest Hickson, president of the
Newport-Balboa Symphony Guild; Mrs. Gary
Wynn, publicity chairman of the Guild, and
Mrs. Tho~s Black, booth chairman of th e
Symphony of Lights. The new stam p, de-
signed by Mrs. Gary (Georgette) E:vans of
Costa Mesa, a professional artist, depicts
a 3()-ioot kaleidoscope tr'ee to be dedicated
by Fashion Square to the Symphony Assn.
on Dec. 1. The dedication ceremony, be-
ginning at 7 p.m. In Fashion Court, will
luture the Orange County Symphony Or-
chestra and the l ()()oyolce Choraleers, pre-
senting a program billed as a"symphony'•
of ll~ts and sound." The tree Is elec-
troni cally controlled to change colors in
harmony wi th the sounds of orchestra and
choir.
PARTIES SET STAGE FOR BALL
(Continued from peae I)
The Preaidental Suite of
the Newporter ia the uttina
for the pre-bell perty to be
ainn by Mr. and Mia. Clay•
too Edward Ro1e in honor of
their dauahter'a debut. Gue u a
include Dr. and \tra. Euaene
Koclt, the'tteuu. and \imea.
Jamea Gilattap, Wallard
Goeru, Ben Deane, Atthur
Heiler, Dw1aht Ande raon,
Oe orae Frueblina. John Lowe
John \tercer, Alben Santin1,
Donald Anderson, Norman
Bina. Charles Pontius , James
Eymann, Linn Williams,
Everen Rowa n, Charles Hes·
tcr, J erome Helperin, Chand-
ler McCurdy and Jack Sayers.
Seated at the ta ble or \1r.
and '.ta. :"lonnan Aleunder
Dina will be Or. and \1ra.
Francia Jack Baker, and the
'ttenn . a nd \1moa . James
Eymam, Clifford Hakea,
Charlet C. Hannah, Roben
Blackmar, Cheater Salisbury,
Robert L. Barneaoa, Pred
Werder and Mrs. L . Delford
Pedderman. Mrt. Bina is
preaadent of tho Newport
Chapter of the Nataonal
Charaty LeaJUe, \1ra. Baker
is president of the Nationa l
Board.
Mr. and \1u. Walter W.
Smi th wi ll entertain at theu
L1do home the \1eurs. and
"1mea . Charles Pontiua, Ro-
bert Short, Hemaldo Avila,
John Ptullipa from t.lbany
and Walter P . Smith from
Ewek.a.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Straitiff have invited the
Moura. and Mmea. John B.
Colby, Donald W. Hayton,
ltonry WaJiler Jr., Mra . Jo-
seph E. Keirn and Mrs. Ro-
bert Olander 1o their West-
cliff home for a pre-be II
party. ·
\1r. and \in . Paul \1. Ro-
aers of Lido Ia le w11l host
at the Vi II a Riviera at the
'lewporter Inn. Guest.s In-
clude Dr. and \1ra. <;. Joyner
of Pasadena, Dr. and \iu.
Schuyle r C. J oyner of Cor-
ona de I Mar, Dr. and \1ra.
Let ter C. Lowe of Newport
Beach a nd the \1essrs. and
\1mes . Thomu \1. Rose n of
\1anhattan Beach, Joseph T.
Pullia m of Temple City,
Prank Naso of San Dieao. W.
Wa llace -\nderaon, Oa le \1c-
Coia . Roy Fox. Gordon L.
Pate of Hu.ntanalon Beach,
\1iu Paula Ro aers and es-
cort, \irs. Rob1n Boyd, \tiss
\iat1e Joyner of Pasadena and
\1us -\nn ~othaus of Pasa-
dena.
Debs, escorts honored
\1r. and \irs. Donald n.
We lls o pen up the.r home 1n
Cliff Haven for a dmner
dance this Friday, hononna
the 17 National Charity Lea-
sue debutante& and their es·
con s on the evenina before
the debutante ball.
Punch will be ae"ed at
pool aide prec:eedina d inner.
Ho•'-ud bo••••••· alona
with Mr. and !\1n. Wella, will
be \t. and \ira. Charles Hea-
ter and \1rs. Peter HutA:hens .
After dinner a small musica l
arou p will play for dancana.
Debutantes and thear es-
corts are Catherine Claare
Baker and Kim Lawrence
Duenbera. Kathryn Hartley
and Bruce Frederick Olan·
der, L anda Lee Jeach and
Roaer William Gettmam,The -
rese Evelyn Loradeliua and
John F rancis Londeliua,Jane
Lee 'kAllister and Jeff Da-
vidson Wetmore, Cbaneen
\4ataaret ~1cCurdy and \11·
chael Tuchek Pells. Terry
<\nn \1cLau&hhn and John
Chapman Hall, Sue o\nn 01-
uch and Robert Clark Gran-
aer, Susan Louise Pratt and
Gary Cwtia Farmer. Leah
Ga le Roae ra and Carl Ro-
bert -\nderaon, Carol Jean
Roae and Schuyle r Hadley
Beaaett, Donna Ouzyea Smi th
and J amea J oeepb Canoll m, Lura Mat1e Srruth and
Davad Howard Pont1us, Su-
san Elizabeth Smath and
Wilham Roland Brownsber-
aer, Susan Barclay Sa a1uff
and John Leon Laun Ill.
Sandra Lou11e Thomas and
James Hanulton Lawrence ,
John Nohnda We lls and
Daryl Faar.
GIRL FOR THE HAY'S
\4r . and \4rs . Stephen Hay.
425\.S Orchid Ave .• Corona
de I \1ar. are ~rents of a
dau&hte r born Friday. !'lov.
19, an Hoaa Hoapatal.
STEAK FRY BARBECUE
Honoring
State Senator
JOHN SCHMITZ
COMPLETE STEAK DINNER
$1 .50 Each Entire Family $5.00
Games · Entertainment • Prizes · Refreshments
-Noon 'til 4:30 p.m.
Rancho Mis,sion Vieio Cattle Camp
San Juan Capistrano
From The POLICE BLOTTER
... .....,, Mev.l7
A 5 • 10 reet taipapb (•
abacr&ct priM) oe beavy ric•
paper WOftb 1125 waa n olen
from tbe K• Menill Gallety,
1400 W. Coeat H-,., 'Newport
Beach, aomecime between
Nov. 10 and ll, reported Aar·
on K.. Meni II . . . An a&llo
driv~ by Ric::hard Lyon, 1740
E. Ocean St., Balboa, was
damaaed in the front when it
ran into a parked vehicle or
the Holly Seafood Co. of Loa
Anaeles, which received
damaae 1o the rear, a t W.
Balboa Blvd., near 7th St.,
Balboa ... A ciaarette ma-
chine wu btoken 1nto and
dle mon ey bos taken at the
Gri ffin Union 76 Stau on,
3001 Newport Blvd.. New-
port Beach, James R. Bendy-
na told police ..• Bruce 0.
\1cClaire, 2227 Holly lA .•
Newport Hei&h ts , reported 1o
police dtat a Ptullips bicycle
worth 150 and a Craftsman
power drill wonb $30 were
stolen from hi I aaraae be-
twee'n Nov. 13 and 17 ••• A
vehicle driven by \1arao R.
Hill, 410 39th St., We st New-
port. auffered damaae to the
left rear fender and ri&ht
rear wheel when it was
s truc k by a vehicle that left
lhe scene on the W. Coast
Hwy., 210 fee t weat of River·
side Ave .••. Tristan Rodn-
aerez, 703 North Bay Ft.,
Ba lboa h land, told poltce
that his aon found a Royal
Scot racer bicycle wo rth S50
lyina beside lhe road on Bay-
aide Or. at the Goldenrod
bridae, Corona del \1ar, on
!'io v. 13; it was taued and
placed 1n the found rack ...
A Bendix portable direction
finder worth S120 was taken
from Factory Electrontcs,
.$25 31st St., West ~ev.port.
between :"lov. 1 and ~. Ray
0. Salmans reported . . .
\like K1efer. 215'-3 Abalone
Ave., Balboa Island. reported
to pollee that he left h1
fi shin& tackle bos worth S25
at the pubhc p1er at Park
Ave. and E. Bay Fl.. Balboa
Island, and that at was taken
someti me between "'ov. 11
and 14.
Th••tle,. Mn. l8
Three Schwinn atina.ray
bicycles worth SS2 eacb
were stolen from an apert-
ment bouse carport at Q()()
Sea Ln., Harbor V1ew Halla;
the owne rs u e Janet L. Po-
~~rera, >\pL 67: \1athew T .
Kalbak, Apt. 72: and Wenda!
4.. Sechler. >\pL 81. .. Eit-
u beth Ballard, QlO Park
"ve., Balboa Island, told
police that fi rewood worth
Sl 5 was s to len from her s1de
yard betwe en 'lov. 15 and
18 ... Bishop N. Patterson,
42, of 218 6lnd St., "'ewport
Sho res, was arrested at ~:1~
a.m. on a charae of drtvms
while intoxtcat ed at ()2nd
St. and W. Coast Hwy ... >\
6-volt battery worth sn.so
wu removed from a Vollts·
waaen whale 1t was parked at
the Corona del \1ar H1gh
School. sa1J Bruce D. Wtl-
son. 2027 Altura Dr .• lrvane
Terrace ... t. vehtcle d.raven
by E.dith C. Walters. 35
St. Jamu Rd .• Cltff Haven,
receaved Jama ae 1o the left
rear bumper when tt baclted
anlo a parked Yehacle of Jo-
seph A. Crafu of Seal Beach
a t Snua Harbor Rd.. near
Cliff Dr .• Cliff Haven ...
\_1ra . \4. Bolin 1 1210 S. Bay
P t., Balboa Island, told po-
lice that a wrouaht uon pa tao
chair arad 3 flower pou wa th
a zaleas worth a total or 149
were stolen from her fron t
porch between Nov. 3 and
11 ... The parked vehicle or
William Renea, 391 5 Sea-
shore Dr •• West Newport, re-
ceived damap to tbe riaht
rear w._n it waa acruct by a
vehicle that .. h tbo t cene
at 40th St.. ocar Seaa bore
Or., Wut Newpon. •. Donald
K. Wieneke, 20. of 108 2Sth
St.. ftest Newport. wu ar•
roated at 1:10 p.m. at bta
reaadnce 01a ~ chua• of oat·
acucliaa.,...t.. .. A Carter
~~ CltMntof WorU\
J5l.l0. aa iatake muufold
wonb 133 .... ltftral o ther
,._. were atiDS.a from a
boet us tt.e at&Wap lot of t.be
Owftes he ific *tbte Co ••
2'7 51 W. Cout Hwy., Ne w•
pon Beacb. bern• No•. 8
aod 17, CUr lea POIUl r•·
ponecl; • t.bi .. u alao cat
the wat., aacl Yac ... hoses
to tbt •• ,... ••. A U.S. mail·
bo• wu hit 111J a ...Ucl• tllat
left the ICtM • ....Uat twO
••etportiaa '••• Uid •••••• It looet &oa ill • latioury
poealia~a, at ••••••e.r
A .... tO C.tt toea ol ••· cca SL., ,....,.. ........
frl4.y, Mev. 19
Or, Cu olyn R. Ne laoo of
Laauoa Beach lou. a plata-
num e npaement nna worth
11 ,300 on the main dance
floor at the Newporter ltan
OD Nov. 13 ... A parlted ve-
hicle of Jack Bt own, 459
Cambradae Circle, Costa
Meaa, tcce ived darnaae to
Use left rear fender when It
waa auu.clt by a vehicle
wh1ch left the scene, on W.
Coast Hwy., 2000 feet east
of Tuatan Ave., \1anneu
\1ile ... Oa111el \4. Pelkey,
23. ()( 5008 su~hore Dr ..
West !'iewport, was arrested
at 9:45p.m. a1 h1s res1dence
on a char&e of out.J tandma
warranl. . . o\ blaclc lea ther
wa llet valued al $17 was
stolen on "'ov. 11 from a
parked vehacle at the Santa
>\na R1ver Jetty, uad Pete
F . Brehm, 1563 Santa \na
A.ve ., :"iewport He1Jbta ...
Dav1d L. Zamman, :!1, o r
2400 Elden Ave.. A.rt. 8,
Cotta \1eaa, waa arrested at
7:20 p.m. at Palm St. and E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa, on a
charae ofpouess1on of man·
Juana. . .Small ba nd tools
valued at I S4.2S were talten
on Nov. 18 from the aara ae
of Herbert E. Corwm, 511 El
'-"<>dena . Newport He1ahta ..
A vehicle dnven by Cannen
L. Butterworth. 619 Poppv
o\ve .. Corona del \tar, re-
ceived exten11ve Jamaae LO
the front end whe n at s k1Jded
anto a stopped vehacle dnven
by Bcau1ce L. \1u rphy of
Laauna Beach, on the E.
Coast Hw y .. near Goldenrod
o\ ve .. Corona de I \tar. \tu s
\1wpny Compla tned of I pa 1n
1n her back ... \ 1achomc ter
worth Sl1 v.-as stolen on
ov. \!1 from a vehicle r ark-
ed 1n the l orona de l \iar
H1ah 1\chool park1n1 lot. sa1d
Holme s L. Eilts J r .. ~516
Oorchester Rd .• Cameo Htgh-
land ... \tthur F. F1sman, .n . llf the 'iewpon Hotel.
103 \kFadden Pl., Cenaal
'lew ron. was arte3i ted al
II :30 p.m. tn the I 00 block
of 21st St. on a charae of •n-
LOXICillon 1n publtc ... no-
thana valued at Sfl 5 was s to-
len from a vehtcle parked at
p .m. at the U-To te'm Food
\1arket, Belboa Blvd. and W.
Cout Hwry., Weer Newport,
on a charae of drunk an pub-
lic ... While makma a left
twn from E. Coast Hwy . on-
lo Bays1de Dr .• a vebtcle
dnven by Paa1c1a -\. Fran-
CIS. 315 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Ba I boa. rece1ved damaae 1o
the front when 1t was ~truck
by a vehtcle draven by Wi l-
ford ~. Bryde of Laauna
Beach. there were no tDJura es
... Scott C. Worley, 314 36th
1., West !'iewpor t, told po-
llee thai a Peaucol racer
bicycle worth s u~ ..... sto-
len from has Jaraae on "'ov.
~ ... -\ 1%4 Ford Ga lu1e
was stolen from 45Q v,a L•do
c;oud. L1do Isle . satd Sally
o\nn Hornsby, 110 Vaa \ten-
lone. L1do Is le . . .While
storped a1 W. Balboa Blvd ..
and 36th St.. We at !'lew port,
a veh1clt Jnven by Ra lpb
We1deman Jr .• 1:1 :8th St..
West :"lewJ1'C)rt, cauJbt on hre
•n the trunlt, darnaaana Lhe
rear: the fue dept. ~~ call-
ed and put out the e lectt1cal
fi re. \h . Wetdernan suffered
burns on has ra&ht hand ...
James 0 . Duke, :!18 Fem
St .. ~ewport Shores. report·
ed that "'-ue wheel coven
v.orth S80 we re stolen from
h11 Ford \1\la tana whale 1t
was parked at tua resadence;
the aeraal waa also broken
off and left ly•na on the
pound. . .A tool box. tools
and Crafuman ele caac saw
worth a total of 1203 waa
stolen from the p ra ae of
Theron F. C ulp, 42~~ Be-
aooaa ""•·· COC'Ona ciel \4ar
.•. A Sun tacbomcter worth
152 waa stolen from a vebtc:le
parted 10 t.he driveway or
Du u C. Doua lu . 932 Vi•
Udo Nord. L1do Isle .
1600 Haven P1 •• Chff Ha•e n.
reponeci Bette Ha~cey. 320
.\methyl\ •••• Balbo& la-
land~ Pohce Officer Bnt~
la ter ro.ct the clot.bca Ul •
nearb, ba.tt. ud plau4 them
tn the e1'ldnc:e Ioder •.. A
•ehacle drn ea bJ Ehubetb
C. Onmthaal. 1100 Hip laod
Or.. ttarbol Hip lallllia. ~
ceaved cla..,.•to the n aht
ftoftt fudtr WMD it ru an to
a •ehu:le, wbic.b t 11ffered u -
teoaa•e d.a.-qe to the le ft
tn r. drivwa by Gladya G.
Jate , •a' ••ta•t Pl., Cotta
\4eu, at '"liM A••· and
Oo•et Dr.; dllen w.,. eo ift*
JWtet. • .Willi.. Pebret,
601 ~Nil• A ... , Corou
del ~. toW police U.t a Cnn.-a akjU u•. uader, ............. , .
were a tolen from hia praae:
the 1tema were va lued at
11S4 ... A uactor dtaven bJ
'Thomaa Dobbie , 901 Celt11
Pl., Eat t Bluff, whach left
the scene, ran into a aa eet
li aht on -\lt.a Viata Dr., near
Cellla Pl. .. J oyce \1onen-
sen, 211 Grand Canal. Bal-
boa laland. reported to po-
lacc tha t S26 was taken from
her purse that was under the
counter near the staae at the
Newporter Inn dance ball. ..
While makana a left turn from
47th St. onLO W. Balboa Blvd.,
Weat "''ewport, a veh1cle dra-
ven by Kathleen L. Gerw1clt,
1042 \11ss1on Rd .. Cotta
\1esa, receaved damaae 10
the lefl sade when It was
struck bv a vehtcle dnven
by Julie \1ayer, ~1()loo} 34th
St., Wesl "'ewport. \11u
\1ayer rece 1 ved a bras tons on
the forehead, rtaht elbow
and n&ht lea.
S.twcl.y, Mov. 20
Barbara Fdalatpow. 1335
Sanuaao Dr .• Dover Shores,
told poltce that her husband,
Dr: Ed Ed a latpou.r. 1 m1 ss·
1ng; he left on a ' ~~<celt va-
cation for parts unknown and
nu not been heard Of 'IInCe
. .Salvatore Fautna uf
Huntington Beach loJaed ~t
complam1 of a saull ilnd
batten• aga1nst F.mll1 u (a-
pacto of Emtllo'., ltalaan
Cu1 s1ne . 3011 "'ewpon Blvd ..
"'ew porl Beach. Fazztnli,
wh o ts .&n emplo' ee of C"li-
paclo, ., ... J that C ara~w
JUbbed hiTl b¥ hiS hHt and
twisted ht'l arm aftA:r an ar-
aument llver v. hether t)f not
he had put lemon ln a pre-
paratJC>n. \1an R FISman,
~R . of l%0 ~er PI Cost..
\lesa . .,.. as arre led .sl I( '0
o~.m. tn the 100 hlvd. •I \k·
Fadt.Jen Pl. Ce nua l ,e.,. pc•rl,
,,n a charae n { J runk n pu ll-
'" . \ r ar,eJ \ et\1~ le "'
George H. \tcf-.srl.nJ 1~:~.
\ga tA: \ ve .. Ba olx•• l"•nd,
~o~oas Jama¥eJ l>n lhe efl '>IJe
bv a vehtcle that leta the
~cene on Park \ve .. near
\gate \ve . Lnn and L1nda
Parnsh, IOi Yt a C.enoa.
Ltdo h ie , reported that ~
CCoounued on pa&e 1\)
~ PL~I)US: expressing appreciation to Mar~o Pawa1, at
left, presi dent of the '3alb0a ~Y L1ons Club, for hts
cha~rmanship ot the annual Lobster 8al(e, is be1ng pre-
sented by John Sympson, editor of the Ltons r:: luD Neek ly
bollet1n.
ELECTED MEMIEII OF
5TH STOCk EXCHANGE
\\alter Cruttenden Jr .. ~3Q
l.Kltham Or .. ( ameo Shores.
has be en e Icc ted member of
the Boston S10c k Exchanae.
lfe IS chatnnan Of t be board
li C"rune nden ~ Co. Inc . of
"'ewport Beach and Los 'n-
geles. He 1s a member of~
l'ther s10ck e xcllanges : Pa-
Ciftc. Coast, \11dwest, De·
umt and C1nc 1nnata.
AUTO SHOP IUIIGUIIIZED
Lov.-ell U Osborn of the
R and L ~uw Cltnac. 1101
Bayiilde Dr . 'lewport Beach
told po l1ce thai buzglars en-
tered throuah the frnn1 door
'ov. 13. 1'0 Stble ~ p1cto.·
n& Lhe lo~ k. and hk\l S I QO
1n ~.a h and S l~ "'•rlh ,f
.... rc:JII .;ard recctNS !r ,.,. •
rl1>or t\ pe ~ale at the rear •I
Lhc •lftc.c.
DISNE Y FILM SLATED
ll.a lt D11;nev's !l'llHl e. "The
P11e•m 'Ana 1 'WMkeJ .s \hr·
•~ le." "'Ill be ~ho~~<n at -
... 11. thu Frtday. 'oov. ~"·at
the (mona Je l \\ar Youth
(enter t?v the 'ev.ro.Ht Beach
re creatmn department. l.J-
ll'IISsu>n t'fiCC: IS :5 .:enls.
Popcorn and punch ,., 1ll be
so ld bv members of the Jun1nr
Ebell Club.
TALK
TURKEY
LEGAL MOTICE
ORTirtC'"~Tf m IJI '"F''-1\ ru:tataoua ~arm \am~
·ntr l''llnt R IC\~ ll d-•
berf'bY C'f'rldv that !!iht' aa <"OD• duct1n~ a ret.a al ~a ir .. bua1nt>aa
u dt'r the fac lalloue larrn oamp of
'<IAR C.O aad 1ha1 "*'ri farm ••
composr d of 1hr folio,. In~ ptor·
aoa whu.r oarn,. •• lull aad
pl•c• ol '"" odrao,. ,.,~ •• fol· Iowa, 10-11.
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l..a rlu.pur ""'DIIf'. '""'""' ·itl ... ar, C:a lofn!'D II .
ll iT'O '-" '"' ll•n11 tlw• lhth
dat of '"'"mk~r . IQh',.
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•014 ,l.lr" ,..,.._~•hD • thf"ft"ID,
to \ Ota"'I'"'IOD~•j •nd 'wOr-D,
vrr•,.•n •lh a ppo-ar<!'•l \tarlt"l'fll<!'
I. Puo l .. o.n""'D In mr to~ tht-
1""'""' •h ... ~ oam,. '" "UI>-""'bl' t IO lhf' •othon ID..,IfUII\1"01,
•Dd u c:ao• lf'1 ttf'rl 1<1 mf' that
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\t.or" \. ll••pa
'"'"" l'ublu on ""I ll•r 'aut
( UUDI\' Allrt l.,talt'.
"" ( onom '"" 100 .. ~pot.-., \n,. ~Q. 1%-
l'ut>lu•h · '"'· 11\ • .!"•• J),.,. : &
o. l Qt."l. 10 th,. '"WJ"'rl llarho\t
~ ""'fOI·
Thursday of ne,• weec s ~~enks<:~·'/nq ...
in Ca$• you need e ""em r>der ... .,.,d no + ~
dev too soon e•ther.
Mey we potnt out t"'e onf n••e pr~oe the'
will be yours when as need of t~ d el'l you
prestde over ~he b•rd cerv nq ., vour new
Bid well su1,.
Whetlo,er vot.. pre er trad•t•onel or co,.,ven.
•oonel doth,no you I look ter to t nd e mort
4estetul sele Ctton but our CIO~I-.na •Sf'' '
oood 1ust beceu~ '"'e ad vert s•no s~y\ sc
W e onv•te vou to !UOQe tor yourse.
A li eret•ofls c.en be mad e tn Pleflty o t ome
•.. and '" & wey +o allow ~or se<:ond ~>~eiO·
inqs of yOU INISI'I, \4.-e·n be glad to tet e up
the ~d(s) loter a t no extra charge.
Whetf-ler we see you or not . . •
i~~N~a ~
Apparel For Men and Women
Corner of Newport Blvd. at Via Lido
SIGN OF
PERSON TO PERSON
SERVICE
AD CAN RUN
MAXIMUM OF I WEEKS
• OM 1,_ per od.
• Must lnclud. prk•·
• Phone "'*"' requlr.d.
• No real ••tat•·
• S.d $1 wlth the ocl.
1965 VOLKSWAGEN Variant.
UOOS • wbite, low mileaae.
'2295 -499-2975.
WDWIO DRUMS .. Oood coo.
tll5. 494-6496. 0~)
DIAMOND watcb and bracelet.
lM!iet, 88 diamooda, set in
platinum. lntured for t1225
-$500. 548-6633 ----------9' "OLE" aurfboard -tSO.
646-2679.
SMALL Box Ttai let,. wltop,
Oood tirea. ISO. • 675-1767•
'S8 T-Bird coov. uc:el. S7SO
LlS-2231 OR 3.-41S7. 2J'SL00Pwith uuas, UiOO
ot exc:hanae for realty. 548·
3041 (D16) DREXEL lbfte piece maho-
aan y bedroom aui Le s 1 oo -
aood con. 837-2302•
ANTIQUE 'Aah . Cllest o f
drawers. s SS. \11 6-1509
18' GLASSPARCab1 n Cruiser
Johnson \1u. Trailer, extraa,
hke new. S2100 CH 9-4368•
\1AHOG. Sp1net P1ano-s500
675-0072•
CLAIUN ET (Silmer> ~~SO.
675-31!50 after 5.
F..'<TENSION ~ble -SlO.
Cha1 rs S5 ea. 613-8023•
llA.'A\10 ND used console.
s I , SOO. ~94-636f>-
YR. OL D O'Keefe-'Aemtt sep.
broil-oven. sQO. t'i7 5-4970•
CHAIR. annleu, l t. peen,
naugh., con tour. Sl9.SO.
61 s-s 1.74•
'6 I PONTI~C Catalina, fu ll
powC"r, s t.5SO. 673-5454•
A. 'JS('() 3 5 \1\1 c;uper \1emar
f-2, 3 lenses, lt&ht meter.
st'i 5. -\H 6-·H 7 3• ---------------------CA\1PER. Custom 11' "'
everythin g -$1300, OR }-
3<itQ• ---'63 \10RlLF home lh60.
e(pands SQ ,850 • 548-Mqt • ---------V.FS11 \jGHOUSf: ELFCTRK
[)ryer U O -64~--'Q I J •
V.FSTI"iGHOl' l-Rctug. run)
aoud. s )O. 67 \-S57SCD~~~
I" LOOP Pac. uds. ~q()()
-"'7 ,_, ~ n · -----------
'62 TP..\4PEST. New ~Jine.
1950. 545-0994.
FOLDING Camp Trailer -
used 3 time a , aood matueu
S350. 548-6608 (J-7)
~CHINE Power Tools. s)40
. <!~~~ll s:p. 548-3041. (J-72
'57 ll.ll CK Ciuper -fu, power .
very clean S3S0. Cash.
675-0074.
14' SLOOP, ex. cond. new
uatler. S47S. OR 3-4609.
OR 3-26 58•
OL '<. Wesu n&hou se wu her.
s so. 6 7 5-36 1 3. -----------
8 ft. CA'APER. Sleeps 1
S550. \1111-1145.
60 FORD lhnchero, Stack,
6 cyl. S575. 548-128q lN25)
GIB~N F..le c. B ass. \1odel
ES-2 sacrifi c:e s 17 S. 540--
03711.
A. R. :! SPEAK ER. S75. 546-
Q984.
ELCO 28 WT Stereo -\mp.,
$50, 546-881!4.
0\'ERSI ZF.D sofa -wtl. salk
naug. S::!50. t'i754 97Q-
26' \i ONT EREY character
boat. classed hull, S2,400
or trade. 646-58{)()0
~\1) r on\'. 'f. I <\1r power
Xlnt. con. S:!l~5. 1\.S{,-S0"\1!•
<\P't!C<H and 'V:JI TF lO)
I'UPl>. '7 "'~l>. <\~('. lohOts .
s..;n anJ ur. q,.,.~".l~·
C'l'ST0\.1 made founuun bu d ST EREO-C'Oli"'KFl.. AM-?.1
bath ~•th carculat1ng pump. -' sp. record player -StQ5
S5S 5411-3041. (J.1) t.IJ-IO::!Q•
A_I)~I Q. ,\,l T\' s::!O. Ph. U
j(.jl()f(~ ----------------------'60 LLOYD ~J. Sl60 or
best., 40\4P n OR l-~9fd • --------------1 RO>\O~Tf q , ::!R \'' -S.$00
-1.-U.-JQRJ ----------nl '\(<\'\ I,IIYFl . dr11p-leaf
table:, -' chalflo, U O. f>"1-
f.Q it}•
J\}f,f) f o\[). COllY
f, 7l-7Q'H;
-\\ \I \,'I T Bar ~tool~. ~wen
'e'll' \10 I I ~OOR<l• eve
1\"000 !'lav pen, covered pad.
S l~. 5.sn-~65.
EXTRA La. play pool. 2 ft
deep. SJO. 546-4865. ----GJ <\'-'T >\'IA\T P lan t-.n·boll.
n v.hc:eb. S~5. OR '-0-l.U* ------------~ ..... G n · PF . arrnchatt, S20
OJ\ A.'\ -fhau, fo o t toni
s41l. ~q-_qu•
<;'. 0 V.1\l '1 n ha "'8\
U 5(l. ~Q .l-~0~0.
uatltr
'' \1'1 r f\uff.:t. s ~o. 0'1 '· '<;)! \lrR(. Sta V.a~ I-hell
''~"'' .:onJ ~ale "r trade-an\ thr n ~
(l \,1)11 \l.,krr ,hanJ.:Iat•:,
1 11 .1n l I,, f" •rt<'J ~1.1''
C.lll ,,J,l.Jill' •1 >·"1
II \'\1"11 I ': r H•.l' : "'·• •
..,JI l\JJ-1(1)• I • •
Ill-I
tv·· I (II{) I I I' i''('ri>(C:I \t.1
.j, I ,1. >! \ ~ ' I .1 .. 1 h., '·
J~>~ l r r ·,-~t~l, ll·"
·,..~ \\Tt l'o \I\R n' II H~C,T
I o~~atu I l 1\Hie ~ heuu-
tl luo. mh h 1n Wt >IIJ nt'.,er
t o~lCJ \.11.nllu: \h, '\(~
l'hrane 1-t-'~-J~Qh 1[)1 ~~
11>\'\l lll (ruatll.I -Reao;.,n-
110 1~ OR ,_-;It,,.. ll-~
\l '\ Ul \\1 • lt l Pcr-.ol tltnr
I( ~.up, like ne" Sill OR
\-1w, I( m-11
'\IA(,I\RA (.vein \la.,,age.
Slq~ht-. u!>c:d. Reduced S200.
()!{ ,._!()fl~ (I)-I)
1-t.H TRI( gu1UH w1th 2 ptck
up ond a v1abratn. no ampla -
ftcr. Sl O. 545~527 (016)
~<\TFY ORril\.~ 2 keyboards.
foot redals.. aood con. S400
Kl 5-~l q4• _ _ __ _
WANTEO: SU RFBOARD 9'8"
Good cond. Llaht we1abt.
Reu. OR 3-Sl66 D-2
RCA Vi ctof "Golden Throat"
45 fllm auto. port. record
player. S24.SO . OR 3-5779.
(N2S) _____ _
'56 OODOE Royal Power S/8
•26S-673-652 1.
PORTABLE Ice Cream foun·
~nIt .SO-642-4073.
TWO round coffee tables.
Co tnuca topa, t3S paH. -
•20 e ach.-67$-1319• --------------R FC'LJNF.R Cha1r, turquou e
nauaahyde cover. -S-45.
fl4l·3"J '· -----Hl-FI Portable t40. 6H-U 16•
RE \J11 FUL baby kattena
free to aood family . Phooo
6 75·.JI65. CN25) -------
1\1 \l-\bh~'
Rf. R' frame, ""a I.
, c ·• t ~t.ll. (, 'J.' I 1\ I
love
'" c ll\11·T <...:'~. \~''' ""''-
Jqllafter' ,,\-~111•
'\IPf \ Traa ler.l")"..!l .,r
~ ' ,,, -on "' q -l ".
\1 111 l..a,.srh"r c "dnc:"
\)1141-,.,,_,~ll •
:~·1"1 {amrhc:l l..:ru•,er,(aJ
eni tnt: '\.:.,. ~dt nt .. lphnl-
'ter. 1: Cni(IOC \o~-.n fi~C
\~J'-~~. 1\1 1.1-1\:-4. 101 ~~
lllh..llf,,nJd ;;{l-Spc•rt.rran. ~10fl
'T I 1.1 \..f\h,!fl (()-II
Pllrt r li t-h 4 '>P· auto.
_chanler. s~O. b73:._R8tt.•
R fil ''-' ash cabtne t { Lora ge
\f>O. f.4f.-0341"
g(IS, 7'3" llans. Boots ~
Poles. S()5. F..ve. 431-4597 •
BIKE 11rls 20" Sl S. 897-
1!454•.
59 CHEV. Bel All, 4 dr. ae-
dan, good c on. S3S0. Call
between 4 ~ 6 . OR 3-8876 .
U -13 )
PORTABLE d1shwaaher only
S45, 67 3-0802 (023) -61 f1~T. excel!. concl. 950 -
67.5-2514•
FRE EZ e R • S cu. ft.· IOOd
workina condition. 6.,-821)•
'Sf! DOOOE, •cry c:leiD.
S29S. 673-AS65.
.~NOTONE Tranaiator lt._.
ina aid. ISO. 64l-0904 •
6-42-3228•
MAYPLO'.V~ R fum . -*le
home. l bdrm. 8-8-Q,aprin·
ler ayatem. IS,$00. 548·
43 S()t
OA~K PL4.STIC sun aha4e
on roller, 92" wide, 8-4"
drop. Like new, tlS. 673-
554<>-.
1-4' 904. T, IS HP mo&or.
trailer, eatraa. UOO.
1.,1 8-9422-
KARMAN OOA air-c:oe. 1 yr.
old, coat t3200. Sell 11000.
131·2051•
ROAN MARE-well reined.
very JCOUe, spirited, biJ.
t27S. 493-1S7.-
CUSTOM-dlanel back aofa.,
li&ht beiae lS ft. excel-
con. $300 546·2759•
FJoiCYCLOPIIDIA complete
$3 5. S44-936o-
3~a4~ Speed lfapbic: camera
with flub attachment. 16S.
evea. S46-4261•
1956 uyo• BIRD. Aoto, wbtl
red, R-H, re-coo. Loaded
SllSO. OR 3-4562-
Electri c tiiJl, 3'd' plutic
face, 2 aidea. SilO. Ph.
642-3681 or 646-057 5•
'64DA TSUN PICKUP, excel.
cond., 19,000 milu "SO.
534-77 53•
A."'TIQU E French prov. di-
van newly upbol. beiae/aold
SlSO. 673-6477•
WAFFLE IRON-double, res-
~urant type. S40. Call
OR 5-3895•
F.RMJN E COAT • Bm. full
lenath. wide cuffs, newly
lined. S100. 548-6633•
'62 RENAULT Dauphine De-
luxe. Sale or trade. Good
cond. Kl 9·1663•
SN IPE 64 Fiberalass like
new w 1Uad er. cover ful l
equ 1 p. 6 7 3'-·~5.:.20...;.5_• ___ _
1960 T-BIRD, full -power. take
over pymts. 64:!-2733 (J-13)
1963 a..c '-1 ton P 'U. Take
over pym ts. plus cash for
equ1ty. 642-2733 (J -13)
1931 model A p1ckup. Runs
&ood, fu st offer ove'r S200.
3:!38 Broad, ~B. CJ-1 3> ---------------SU RFBOARO~ul&&. Q'3"
$#!5. Excellent g1ft. 541!-
3041 (J-13)
1Q55 "T'' BIRO, St1 ck S1u ft.
L1&h t blue Removable hard
top. r Jt . cond.st :!50.536-8.518•
LEGA.L ~OTlCE
C:f'RTIJ'W U f' ')f n r TI11')t .. ' ,~,.
RIC II \HI' \. 111<.1111 . '""'dto~t
.or \~ ~ l"ml ... d, C oron~t til'l
'1.11, ( a ltlom1 '· , .. do1 011 bu .. t·
n,. .... ., .. Ill I I \ Pl,l \llll\1.,
h~J "''nf"' ... , old·1,,. ... ,, r-\o '\ '~·
II lt~t•• j,jan I, ( Hh fnm1 ...
lli•hHrd \. ''••"'"
r unnl\ nf flr .. nll•
11o rt>•· lhth *•" .. r '""mbl'r,
JQ• ••• t,,.forl" m•. lh" uo<l<"r·
... 1.,11 • I, 11 \ohlf\ Put.l11 1n .tn •
f.,, ""•ud (.uuot" Md ''"'''"· p -..-.
...,,n •II• "l'l'""'"d R1<"hM<I "·
ll111h1•. ~nn .. n '" m!' to lw lh,..
ftf• '"""" -... hn ,,. n ;t'Tlfl' 1... "'" l,..
... , rd•r 1 to th,.. "'11han ln,1n•m •"n,,
•u • ·" .._nu~lt-•ht,.•4 h ' •CH' t..h.-t h •
,. '~ ' IJ ', •I t h •. ""'", . • ,,.d ... 1 I \\\ l ll'Hll\ '-J)\
'I' f o"~"ll '"-tftO ~ \fHrtt"
\uot. I 1, 101,-
ft t•l, .... t '1'\ ,.,, lh··· ~. Q. ln •
I'" , 11 U1•• \ ""t•nrl II Mhor
' "~·:Ill·
Estancia picks offkers
Shldeott a.t ti.JtMc:ia HI.._
Scbool ban .. 1•ct.d lbel-f
fint clan otricera ud lbeir
lint airla leaau. cabinet.
Tbo junior clan coonci I
is rMct. 1.1p ol preaict.nt R1.11·
aell Eric:boo, vice pruident
Bill Culaoo, aecret.uy Vicki
Muhooen, and lroa•wer Jo-
b&na Subo, who will be u-
aiated by eouocll mornbora
Rudy Dennia, Glenn Prie·
bertabaQtcr, Nina Hollud.
Larry Kaban, Linda Kimbell,
Gayle Larton, Rachel Pony,
Linda Seaton, Bill Schillina.
Connie Whiteaon, Ste'4e 'lim-
mann, and Tami K.ra1111 .
J .. cke, Cilldy Mud.all, La•• Myoau, Lieda Sa.·
pheu. !kaaaa Scbltlia•, Helen
TocM, Ka&b.y Y .. IN lad Tet-
ri w .. dy.
Preabma.o c:lau CCHacil ia
made 1.1p ol preaideat Mike
Sbwin, vi" Pteaideat Kay
Nett, IOCtetaty Calol Wiae,
ud lrea.aurer Roeemuy
Szabo, who will be auitted
by couoci l membert Laurie
Bdwuda, Gerri Filet, Tanya
Pounda, Mauie Gain .. ,
Oeniae Joyce, Nancy Julien,
Janet Mataon. Laura Mc-
Gowan. Clayle Pietee, Nick
Quiro&, Carol llinpal4, and
The sophomore clan~ Kathy Silver.
cil is made up of pre•idcot Tbe airla leaaue ia beina
BiH Moran, vice preaident directed by preaidoot LyM
Mary Robinaon, aecrelaly Oerte, Yice president ~dy
MarJie Hi&hamith, and trea-O.do, recordioa aec:rolaly
awer Penny Scbi llina, who Mary Lou Rowland, corrn·
wi ll be auiated by counci l pondina aectetary Nancy
members Eather Anderton, Bradabaw, treaawer Barbara
Pbyllia Cunnin&ham, Janice Bado and auiatanl treasurer
Hanaon, O.n Hoey, Laurie ~ria Hatcb.
Desalt site is debated
Despite the rajn, a s izable
cro wd attended laat weelt's
meetina of the Woman's Civic
League of Newport Harbor to
hear a lively discuuion of
the desalini uti on plant loca-
tion.
Speakers were R. E. Wha-
ley, senior electn cal enaa-
neer of the Metropolitan Wa-
ter Disuict of Southern Calt-
fomia. and former vi ce-mayor
Hans Lorent., ch11rman of the
Shoreltne Preservation Com-
mittee~
Accord1na to \1r. Whaley,
tht \1WD at present favors
the off-shore uland site near
Seal Beach, but adm1ts lhat
the Corona del \1ar Pelican
Point location 1s still be1n1
con stdered due to ttl favor-
able phys1cal atuibutes. He
sa1d a dec1s1on must bemade
LEGA.L NOTICE
rrRnn c ~n l)f
nr nnnr ~ "\ ~'H
J(}lf\ ,,.,,,_~,. ru11iio~ a1
11> Jl,. 1. .. C.ro~lla, !'-an Cleo-
men u·, Califoruaa. J ~\If ~ R.
IJH~t.: 1\ (}') n. resad1n ~ a1 4509
Surrr')' nrt V I', f.nr00 8 del '\4&1,
Calilomta 111d RICII "RI) A.
HIGRI ~. ruidio~ a1 4Y. ho·m-
luf. Corona d<'l \tar, C:ali(onua,
decla~ thai they oooatltalr' a
limited parUI.-r~hip doio11 boat•
o!'a" on d .. r 1h~ f1c tiu oua • .,,.
o f Cl n ' \fl)lY)R'i ~"I f' 1111 d
~ R\ llf . at lf>Oti \o. £:1 C •
mrno Real, <,liD Clmtf'Oie, Calt-
loml•. J oho )' ook n
I am!'~ R. l.oclt.,.ood
R1 rhard \. U·~bll"
'-ldl,. nf l alafon11al ....
C.o11n t' n ! Ormjl!' I
lin lh•., lhth d a~ o f \ovt.n·
b .. r. )Qf,',, h<"lore me, the uooi ,.r-
"'1111""· d \o tllr"\' Pubhr 10 .,d
for "lll r1 ( OUIII\< an d "taU•, pf'~
-.on al h app,.are d John 'ool "',
j IIJI'II'' II. l.od,,..ood ~~nd R1rhard
\. llarba!', lr.oo.,n to me to bf'
lhl" fl"I...On" ""0"1" ftWllr'IO are
'uh .. r nb,.d In !h .. "''!han lfti'IIN·
m•"'ll, .. li d ,.,,c-h arkno ,.ff'dj~l"d
In m•• 1h '" h,. •••f"rull"ci the 8*'1"·
\"rail ~~ u,' "~• H'Hll\ """\
\oun-Pu blar
\h (.omma-. .. lon • aptrl""
~u It· 11. 1%-
Publt .. h: \o". Z'l, J)er. ~. Q, If>,
196'l, 111 th~ \e.,.porl llarbor
• ft'ii!CJl.
very aoon, as die MWD feels
!bat projection of lbe aolu-
ti ona to water needs must be
20 yean ahead of the actual
requ i rem en ta.
He admitted that if ttfe
power of eminent domain is
exercised in reaard to the
Corona del Mar site, lona
monlh~ or even years of
court delays would have an
ad verse effect on lbeir plans.
~r. Lorent. challenaed the
\1WD opinion o f a lead time
of 20 y ears, c laimina that 5
years ia all the time requtred
to fonnulate and build the
necessary plants. He pomt-
ed out 1he nec e111 ty for re-
memberina the effect of the
memmoth plants on the wel-
fare aesthetically oo lbe
people, and the desc retion
of huae residential areas
ahould the \1WO choose the
Corona de l ~ar site.
Both \ir. Whaley and Mr.
Lorenz aareed that federal
funds are absolutely nece s-
sary to implement those of
the Power companies and the
MWD.
A questton and answer per-
iod followed the proaram,
wh1 ch was arranaed by Mrs.
Laurence Wriaht. firat vi ce-
president. Mu. Daniel Oi l-
crest. president of 1he Wo-
man's Ci V1 c Leacue.presided.
LOClL CAMOIOATE FO"
COIFEREICE 01 ATOll
John D. Langer of Newport
Harbor High 'ichool bas been
named aa a cand1dale for a
deleaate's seat to the 196 5
~atlona l Youth Conference
on the Atom, to be held Dec.
Q-11 tn Chtcago.
Southern C altfom•a Ed 1son
Co. IS the loca l sponsor.
One s tudent and hts SCie nce
teacher will be picked to re-
preaent e ach of Ed1son's 6
commerc1al divnioos, F..a-
slem, me u opohtan, Orange
County. San Joaquin Valley,
Southern and "'es tern, ac-
COC'dln& Lo Ralph Kas er, Edr-
son d1S U1c t manager .
Put a Baldwin in your falnily's ChrUtmu ltoddnp
See our wide ldection of p~OOI aDCl cqma. Cbriltma En •
livery. Ask about our special &Nn:hae ,U.. No priJIDtllta UD·
d.l february. Free 1 •'Soc:kful CY Sclap" wbal JUD Yialt oar 110te.
~
WWOODWWO.YH
PIANO AND ORGAN SA LES
WHAT'S THE MENU? -Why
rock cod of course, ~ys a
happy lady angler, OottJe
Stone of '3alboa, as Davey's
Locker sportfishlng In New-
port 9each begi ns another
winter season of fishing for
those table treats. There ate
over so.specles of this fam-
ily of f ish in California -
and all are excellent eating.
PASSUIEI HURT AS
ILOWOUT DElVES CAR
Wh~ beadina aouth on
Eastbluff, a vehicle driven
by Lynda A. ellsworth, 2036
Ocean Blvd., Balboa, auf-
feted a blowout to the ri&ht
front tire on wet pavement
and went o ut of c ontroL Tbe
car Jumped the cwb, ran
over a palm tree planted in
the parkway. proceeded ac-
crou a s1dewalk and up a
hill for 10 feet, and came to
rest at F.astbluff Or., 300
feet east of Bac k Bay t>r.
A pauenaer, Candace Ann
Fry, 247 Pros pec t St., ~cw•
pon Shores , fell out of the
car. She complatned of back
and lea inJWies, and was
taken to Hoaa Hoap1tal.
CITY GETS $8,424
The C tty of Newrort Beac h
has JUSt rece1ved S8,424 as
1ts 6-month share of the spe-
ctal feu paid by holders of
alcoholic: beveraae lic:enaea
for the period endina Aua.
3\. The amount repseaenta
9~of the la c:enae fee money.
The remainina 1~ aoea into
the state's aeneral fund.
A.L BROWNELL MAMEO
AI Brownell, 409 38th St.,
West Newport, has JOined
Property Research Corp. of
Los Anaelu as an account
executive tn the acqu111tJon
department. He 11 a padu-
ate o f UCLA. a NaY) veteran
and was recently auoc1ated
w1th Pace setter Homes.
"EIPORT~ E'fiCJI lMUMDAY • .OV. 21.1•
SQD10 JECDQI--Pw' WRO!IA DU.IM. CM.I f.
Top scholars given awards
Top acieace tc:holan cho-
"• lo tec.iv. tiM •daliat aw.S for 196~. apoeaored
II, .. 1Ddaatry•€chacat.ioa
C.O..Cil, iaclade tbe follow-
iq 11om toea.! acboola~
••zaa•a,.IIUII
Pll aiTAIY IIIII
Cept. Wann Hall, c:«no-
..a4iaa officer of tbe U.S.
UYJ weapoea atat.ion at
Seal Beacb, will be the
a,.aur at tbe Dec. 2 meo t·
loa ol tbo Cencrat Oraqo
Comaty Cbapter of lho Mili·
cary Order of the World Wan
ia tbe o(ficen cl~o~b at El
Toro.
Ho will present a domon-
••at.ioo of lhe operation of
tbe Sidewinder, a miuile awded by iafra-red rayt.
Tho prolf&m will follow the
I p.m. dituler.
what is your
Corou ct.l War Hilll ScJ.ooj
-Tonuce H.a~laa, lU
Sap .. in A••·, Balboa la-
laad.
Naw port Hat bot' HIp Scllool
-Ricllard AppleftiU, 1621
Hiahlan4 01 .• Hubar Hlp·
laada.
The awud1 were preaenwd
Jut ni_..t at tho Unioa Oil
Center auditOfium iD Loa
An11lea.
NATTBESSEI ..._ ........
~tN~ul•r Aapee
&• a t a -eee~~a
COSTA ..alA WA~ CO. ,, ............... &Aeftr .... ......... ,_.,...., ................
Cell~
When you think deeply about it from a rehg1ous stand-
point. you begin to wonder -can anyone really measure
man's potential . or put any limits on it? Can you measure
God's love for His creation? No. But we can learn to let it
mmd and fill our lives. Hear this one. hour public lecture.
"What Is Your Potential?" by JANE 0. ROBBIN S. C.S .• a
member of The Christian Stience Board of lectureship.
...
FlltS'f CHUICH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
DIS Via ~ Nnport leach, talifomia
Tbunday eftft .... December 2. 1• at 1:00 p.m.
A D M ISSI ON I"At!:E • I!Vt!:AYONI! IS W t!:L.COMI!
ext~a sav1nc;s pQotectton
At !.aguna Federal yoor ~ngs oet triple prot.ctlon. Management has estab·
lished and mamta1ne<f a aound. oonservative loan policy as well as a high reserve
position .•. a must In our a.Jdation. The result ... ReseMta and Sur~ us Funds
totel10.6% of deposita ... attnolt 3% more than ~ nationat average of savings &
loen itUtitutlona ... And ~.,. tnsured up to S10~Q)) by the ~deral Savings
& Loan Insurance ~on ••. ThrM good reasons to treasure your savtngs et Laguna Fedetal Sevtngs.
I--~ e.AOH. CN .. DidJlltl. a.o oc:cAN AV'ENU.. ~I HV 4-7Ml
8A" CUIMIINTtl -ANOM • eot "· I'-CAMINO ,_&A\. • TS\..f&MOHI 1 MY •·UH
t..AeUHA Ul. -. .... fiGM • ~ eAY ~ • ~ ... ..Ol Of' 4 .. ...0
01. '""*'ION •UMID
TO' IISUICH CMIMIST
Or. 0. o. ThompiOD, 311
PopPJ An., Coroaa del Mat,
Ita• bee .,ohu~ ••ior
,.,..,~ dlemht at lit• La
Habra n eld teeeudl lab of
OaeYJOn Reeearda Co.. a
e.abeldiuy of Sl8ftd&rd OU
Co. He i. • DlliYe of lnde-
,_ctence. Mo •• receind bi1
A.B. Ia cbemiatry from U.C.
Rlnraide and a Pb.O. in
pbylical ehemiltry rrom ••
Cal ln1titute of TecbDOIOJY.
T roinee program set Up
31 Yww l8 Newpcwt lea<'h
••• Nuz;ut lh& •7~
The lndu11rial art• depar~o
rn•t at Co1ta Meu Hilb
School bat initiated 1 new
wainee propllm lhil you for
lltb Md lllh pade ICDd .. tl.
The PfOPim i • be ina •up-
ported by a county-wide io-
~uwiat adYiaory committee
ucl member• of tbe Calirom-
ia State Employment Serrice.
The major purpo1u of tbe
PfOPim ue to proYide a
etudeDt with tho b.ckpound
to enter tbe apprenticubip
pro pam• or to enter ad•anced
educational propam1.
Tbroup the Vocational
Act or 1963, Cund1 are nail-
able Cor tbo purcba1e or pro-
duction equipment needed to
1et up tbe problem-aolvina
1ituation1 wbich Jivu tbe
1tudenta tbe pract.icel n·
perience needed.
Aay 11th or lllb pade 1tu.
dent wbo bu •ucceadully
completed • introductory
eourao ia olecbollict. drah·
iaa or metal .asop it eliJible
to apply ror the l-bour block
of TechnoloJY. Thue appli-
cant• ue 1creened ~ coan·
1elon iad teachers. The
top 14 in eadl uea ue in·
cluded in the propam.
Tecbnical Enali.tl i1 alao
a put of lhe total prop.m..
Plan• ror future counea
include tedulical mathema-
tic• and technical 1cience.
The local in1tNcton are
Glenn Sherry, dopu'"eot
bead; Nick Kukli1h and Don
Buell.
SHOPS AND SERVICES
AIR COMDtTIONING
SMITH IIOS. CO.
HMII•t-Ah c.. ....... . ..........
16«» s.p.,.., Av•.
Ll 1-5531
• 4PP AIEL -WOMEN
tllll DilL
a ettlf Drea••• & SportiWMr
Acuuori•a and Gifts
Newport., Inn OR .S.17'00
•••tcliff Plaza Ml ~U..C
Newport Beoc::ft
~ AUTO REPAIR
C• S.rYice
"Imported"
Ptom Tu.ne-up1 to Overballa
J•cu•R Specialist
54-t941
2221 Hed.r, C.M.
• AVTO IDIVIC£ • G.U. OIL
SHRL Oil DfA1a
AU STAll MOTOI C\.UB 11-"'lS
1VHfll. ~ ~ CH. STNMS ruN(.~ • Nkfln u..c:ATIC't
f1fl ..a~ ~ D8NuY I
laol £.c-.. Hwy ... a.~ ... c.-..... ., .....
• BEAUTY SALOM
LgtwU&&'~
~NOQt<
tiD & a....,. c... ...... ... .,.,..
• CAR,EMTRY c.., .. ,.,
Sh ..... & ~ ..... '" .. , ....
Minor Repai,.
No job too 111t0ll
H.O. ANDERSON
&G-0033
If no an ewer eo II Ml &.2372
* ADDfiiiiS
I8IIU6 *
,.. .. O.•lrt u..aa.. --.-1
e CONCRETE
am=--·~~ ... :::= ~QCII_, __
_.._Jane• MU..-P.o ... c a.._
• JANITORIAL
MR. KLEEN
• Carpet Qeen'IC
• Jl'1oor..strtppiq
..Swu.iq
·~
Complett ClelftinJ
Se"~ee. CAU,
646 4977
~ OINdltfy .. '" no•.
1 OR l-0550 ........ ,
MRS. OEMURL TOSH, owner of the h~rbof atu's oldest
flower shop ~t 2438 Newport 91vd., Cost~ Wen, atringes
flowers for all occasions, and specializes In weddings.
PROFESSIONAL
JJR. LOU ROY ELDER l.
OPTOMETRIST
COH\'AC'T L._...
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~,.. ..... .... ,_, ...
~ -.a.o7.a -OUI'ColtilT ~H
WCITCL.II'" .. \.AZA
e P L.OOa COYIIliMG
CAIPEIING
671-1636
Oraperiu • Linoleum
Fotmica
......... ,..., c. ...... c..
l5GO E. C..1t Hwp. c--........
• 'L.Oit$T
BROADWAY
FLOWER SHOP
Serrina the Harbor Area c.u ... c ••
2750 He"-r Bl•lll • .t Alii-•
C:.ate ..... s.6-12U
FLO.ERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
"HARBOR AR£A'S OLOEST
FLOWER SHOP ..
2431 NEWPORT BL VO.
M16M79
c. ....... .
0 DRY CLEANING -n ()#!.17..
CDnll Ptof••••• .......... .,
eltMI•a -raat ..nice --... i_, ..... ,-
•lr HrYica ..... ,.
, ........ L.M,
Ae-cr .. t.r....., .. c-. ••••
• tNTERtoRS
PAT GUYER
IHTERIOR
A COMpl ... a.vic• eolor
styling, floor coverings,
drG~~Ifi•a, fum itur•, lighting
29~ E. Coast Hwy., COM
67S.55~ .
t UrttQLIJIIJ
U'"OLST ER1NG
(By E•rop•• Craftuura)
REMODEL 2 ,c. Mt OML Y S6t.!O C..l .. ...., ..
215 Melt• H. B. 536 6405
FREE .... I. ,lcb,
CUSTOM
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY
• QUAUTY WORK •
NIIL•S
fiRIHOUSl UPHOLSTERY ., .. ...,. .. "•"· ... .,.rt .....
67~
o SHOE REPAIR
IAIERn'S
C...tete Sho. Senric•
ORTHOPEDIC
p,..cri, ..... S..Ci•ll•t
W• tivo S&H Gr.. S...•
.0 .._..., S.¥4-,MI 1\.3311
o JEWfl.ERS -------IALUC! C,tl DIIIIUC
Jlt ELER
31V E. Coa1t Hi abway
eo ..... del M•
ORiole l-ll~
TU VEL SlavtCES
LOMO rot~ rA~ AWAY ~LAC'Dt
•
r cou ~ ........ ------~ .... .,,.. ..
c..-... .... ,....J ..... ..
... c:-.e" .
• COMTRACTORS
,
USED CAR WEOALS
'U J.., W•.--4 ..._ ... I&H , __ St. & .......... 2..,5. ..
'U Pw4 K T• L-1 I VI~
1195.10.
1£11£1TS JEEPS IIC. I
tt27 IIAIIOI IL ¥D. L1 t.1S1S
COSTA MESA
DAMCE satOOL
&&t
DRAMA ·MODELING
.WCEUP
MONTMARTRE SCHOOL
505 ST. ANDREWS RD., N8.
646-7~
o RESTAURANT
IIRISHIRI'S ... ..,
UJNOff!ON -liMiER
COCKTAILS
ORiole l-9405
l-4510 VIA 0 PORTO
Newport Beldl
• MUI$ll1
Shrubs, Interior Plants,
T,..icola & Tr .. a
lnMcticid.a and Fertiliu
S&H Gteon StCIIIIP I
Froe Deflv.-y
COIIONA Dl1 •Aa NVIIII:n n .. E. a...& • .,.., .,,..,.
• PET S&.,PUES
T-PI~ ,. ..
We h.we the 1-.et and I
.-ost ..._, .. .,, aol.ctiOfl of
"-'"N fhh In the •eo. I
,_ ... • c.-ry • lwll line of ........ ~~tel., ocu ... .,. .. .....w.., •• hoW.,.
So.th S.. T...,Hc•, 218 ,__
... _.., C.M. LiMr9y l-1'961.
Coate .....
_. ..............
~a~
W1LCOX.CRITTINOEN
HARDWARE
He..__.l Cfl~ ... ltl
1700 W. CNet Hwy. N.l.
.....s31 ,..,.,. rAttrn
• PIIIRGLASS
FIEICIJSS Sa.PLIS
Cryatollner CofporcrtiOf'
Coatirtt Resinl & MoleiJ
Fiberglou Motw.ah anJ
Supplies -Ll A-0292
1626 Plocontio. Co•to M•aa
o PLUMBING
A. W. M ARSAC
Pt.UAB£1l
roo c .. ..;. A••
eo .... del,.._
Phnbiaa Replin
DAY .t NIGHT
STATE IOIIIIP
.., s ..... Ja• Sc: .......
The new cbairman of the
Pair Employment PractJce•
Conwniuion receatly ao·
nounced that proposuioo 14,
approved by a marlin of 2 to
1 in th• November, 1964.
election, will be "unani·
roou1ly rejected" by the
State Supreme Court.
Propo1ition 14, the initia·
tive Constitutional Amend·
ment. IUifiDUel to property
owneu the ript to leue or
10 II to whomever they choose.
I wouldn't be 1urpr11ed if
all of thia liberty would
come in for c: lose ac:rutiny
by our State Supreme Court,
becauu thi1 11 the aame
State Supreme Court whicb
autbcxed ate own plan for re·
apportionment of the lean·
lature an direct vaol ataoo of
Article 3 of the State Con-
• tJ tution.
Howe•er, the Jlounda under
which the contention was
LEGAL HOTICE
NOTlCF. TO CRfDITORS
SU Pf.RIOR COU RT o r nn:
STAn: or CALJrOR'll" r OR
THF. I.Ot~TY o r OR-\'ICF.
No. A ~769
F:arar~ of R-' Y\40~0 JOH'I
HF.-\LY, also lu!owD u ll-\Y-
\101\WO J. llfAl.Y. rlt'ceu~d.
~OTICf. I HER EBY GIVF.'I
ro the cr~ditOtW of tb~e bove u·
med decedeot lhe t all pe,.ooe
baviol! claa-apuaat the aaed
dect'dear art" reqoirt'd to fill'
them, wllh the oect'searv vou-
cbt',., io th~ oHice of lh~ clrrla
of the above t'DI atlrd coort, Of to
pre~~eot tlwom, with th~ oeceMarv
vouch~~. to the oodersti(Ded a t
c/o Horw ood. Hefft'rtaao, '>odeo
I Corfmao, \ttortaeY11 at Law,
3355 Y.a Lido, 'lewpott !leach.
Ca liforoaa whecb til the plac~ ol
buaioeaa of tht' lllldersept"d 111
oil rll&ll~l"ll periA IDIDjC to th~
eet.alt' of aa ed de«deot. wubeo
aix moetba ah~r tb~ feral pu b·
Jiea t100 of tbis DO liCe .
IS\BELLF. "1 1\CS HE.t.LY
laabelle 'lana Hulv
f.aee utrlx of th~ If iII ol the
above oamed decedeot.
Oa t~d 'lovember 16, 19165
Harwood, He fferaaoo, Sod eo &
Corfrnao
.o\uoneys •t lAw
3355 Via Lido
'lew pcwt Beoc:b. C.lifonU.
673-6080
'"oraeya for E aecotrix
P.blilt .. : '4ov. 18, 25, Dec:. 2,
9, 1965. io the "'ew,.wt Harbor
F:u ap.
lUllS STOL£1 Fll ..
MAIII011 NIGH SCHOOL
R1naa WOfth S225 were sto-
len !tom a drsplay c:aae at
the ~wport Harbor H1 ah
~bool c:afet.eraa between 3
p.m. ~ov. 12 and 8 a.m. ~ov.
I 5.
The th1eves unlocked the
daaplay caae watb a posa1ble
pau key or p1ck anstrument,
removed the rinaa from dis-
play boxes. and relocked the
daaplay cue door.
The ranaa belooa to Dana
Wint.era. 833 Dover Or .• Cliff
Haven.
made lhat Propo1ition 14
would be "u.n•imoualy re-
Jected .. 1tutlad me .
The bead of the PEPC
maintain• that the 14th A-
mendment to the U.S. Con·
atitution wilt be violated by
Propoaation 14.
Remember ina that the U.S.
Supreme Court buod 1U rn·
famous reapportionment de·
ciaion on the 14th ..\mend-
ment'a "equal protection"
c:lauae, I rushed to the Con·
atitution to make sure that
the Ball of Rt&hta . the fa rat
10 Amendme nt&, had not
been forma lly deleted 10 the
ruah to make over the Con-
statuuon an the 1maae of the
14th Amendment.
The Ball of RtJhts was
sull there -wounded but
not krlled by recent Supreme
Court ruh nai
The problems of the reap-
portionment decueon wrll
be e l1m1nat ed. however. rf
th• trend an Supreme Court
edtcts conltnuea, for the var·
roua tears latures wr ll become
mere rubber stamps for JUdi·
c1 al fiats .
FOft Tl1E. INDEPENDENT MINDED
NEWPORT ttAI8lR ENSI~
SECOND SECll~ - -Pip 1
DYLAN ISH'T COMING
TliURSDAY, NOV. 2~ 1"5
OOI'()~A DElatAR,,CAUF.
Bob Dylan 11n't comina to
OTanae Cout Colloae after
all.
IE .A GOOD NltGMICMt
If you •• • n•weomer, or
know ol a n• wcomer to
lhe Uarbot Area who hal
ftOt boen welcomed, cto
tt.r a faf'Of by cal hna the
Harbor Viii\Or between
8 Md 10 a .m.. and the
wt II ~all on your friet~d
wtt.h vaJoable 1nformati0o1
Md 11ft& from fnendJy
bu1ineaa firm• whtch
ltan4 ready to help her
become ICq&liJDled With
her new aurroundin,t.
The popular folk 11naer bad
earlier promued be would
appeu at OCC on Dec:. 8 for
dle annual fall concert. But
be delayed aapu na the final
contract and finally c ancelled
out.
IOAT PILOT ARRESTED
Leonud M. Murcbi aon, 37.
of 817 W. 17th St., Costa
Mesa. wu ancated at 11:10
p.m. \4onday, Nov. 15. on a
charae of operatina a boat
under the 1nOuenc e of al-
cohol at the Waahin&ton St.
P1er. Balboa.
THE HA.RaGI VISITOR
"'-•: HY 4--9161
T .. O' n. a.,. v .. u•· & ....,,.,, .,¥4. .... ,.,. ......
4 reasons
to transfer your
account
NO SOVKE CHAIG£ on ~rsonat
accounts of $300 or more The
average person wrrtes 300 checks and oavs
)a serv1ce charge of $30 a year By mamta:nrng
a SJOO ba lance tou save hts $30 That s
equal to 10~ mtere st on your money
IUUTIUl CHECKS. You wrll take
pr1de rn them They are d1stmct1ve and
rdent1fy you wrth the commun1t'i
TIUlY PUSONAl SIIVKE. When you neeo
fmanc1al counsel. talk to the offrcers of the
bank. They re rnterested rn you personally because
they're your ne1ghbors They can make
dec1s1ons nght on the soot-on a personal bas1s
George rs not a branch manager He s oresrdenl of the bank
Of'IN UNTl S P.M. DAllY-AND 6 P JA. ON FIIDAYS..
vour own Hom • •• .,1
COLOR TV
The Ell ~!R O~ • '51011.1
'It~ f Ht,ul' •h"" T ,. ..,, •• a... 11t
P'lltOM T"E DECORATOR C.ROU ~
\ta t ..-~1 ( t•h•n "'"' Ot. ••I
..,,.,. 11111 " lh lnH.n~t "'t\ool <1o>nr ...
\o ilf'DUIDI' I hr rt\ f Mill .. no.>ol
"' .. n.-.-r~ •nfl '''1111"'. ~ '• •• R .. C"'•
tenlfU iar t ol..r l"l"""'"n """"
.Z"'.OOCI •nit" ~1 J>ltllll~ Jl!WI'f
'"" /,.nllh 'I ''lll'l t I Ol C'R
I'll n Ill 11 Ill I nr ll!'l"llll'l fll\ t ~
M artltn•"•" H el[h J. 111,. Itt\ ''e'""
l'hnnnl(htph 11'1110"'" /,.tulh
l u•enn• ~\. ""''"'"" I'Toll'"~tc•n·
.... !l ...... d h•"'"' "''" ,.~.
lu,,v,. /rnolh I ""'"" \tl( Hlf.
TOII H "f. tn'f ~R\4 .. t\b
"~ ,...,._~ ln.llnjl," I ertrullt'f r •• ht /.1"111\h q•lll •r• h i~ hdf'l·
1r,o 'f'f'airfl,.. 101 1111 r r~·~Yf'r
nf'I•Hrf ~: twO &14111 12" "'Mf•
.. "'· '"'" f'\J'OIIf'OIII I llnm..Cv~ tN'bl~ tw,.,.lt',.., fnor l"i" C"1!f'·
'"~ ,..,1',.,,.,., 'e• /,..till ·~~~~~~
t.atr 120. ""'"leflf'r •uh 320
welt" ~ala me•u P""""' 11 00 ... n. t 14 ~'"""""' ourpot. r ... ,.
WI !U:P f', '\I\" bt ~tll. •t" wide,
21" ...... p.• .,. ... , J"'" .... ~ ...........
Having Trouble locating Variety in
COLOR SRS
S.. Our S.'-ction Nowl
•
A 1165,000 permit baa ~en
iaaMd 1o lbe California lo·
atina&e of Tecltnolo&Y for a
reaidential addition to the
Marine Lab in China Cove,
Corona del '4ar.
Tbe permit c alla for a 2·
atory bouaina addition con·
aiatina of 4 units, with park·
ina below.
Here ia the list of pennit•
iuued durina tbe pall week
by the Newport Beach build·
ina department: c.,.,.. clel Mo r
Jay Ward, demolish kitchen,
3036 Breakers Dr., $100,
construct a 2nd dwellina,
S22,000.
Norma Poat, add 2nd story
apartment, 611 Carnat-ion
~ve., Sl2,000.
Califomialnautute of Tech-
noloay, add 4 dwelhna Wlits
at Matane Lab, 2527 Ocean
Blvd., Sl6S,OOO.
He wport Helghtt
Tom Mou, 1-unit, l ... tory
dwclhnaa at ~2 and 434 Tus-
ttn .-.ve .• S21.~00 each.
Weat Newport Helghh
Huahcs Aircraft Co.. cut
opentna through wa II, SOO
Supcnor ~ve., S800.
Newport
Forest Smith, demolish
ftre damaged porta on of Bay-
aide lllD. 353 B. Coau Hwy.,
preperatory tomatina rep&ira,
t1,500.
ley Shew ..
E.l. "bbou, add 2 bed·
AfRMAN David C. Glless-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Gliessman of 42()q
Patrice St., West Newport
Heights, has been selected
for training at Ch anute AF'3,
Ill., as an 1\ir Force aircraft
eQuipment repairman. The
ai rman, a 1%3 graduate of
Newport Harbor High School,
recent ly completed basic
training at Lacldand A F'3,
1 exas.
roomt, 2592 Vista Or., 1-4,•
000. .., ....
Marion L. Smith, addition
and auto atoraae. 309 ~1-
nrado St., a8,975.
Nancy Aator, dtJmoliah 2·
atory aputmont. 9ti E. Bal·
boa Blvd., '600. •••• u,., a.,
H. P. Mowry. aaraae and
workshop, 1441 Oaluy Or.,
S2,000.
ln..Sitea lnc:., office parti·
tiona, 4SOO Campua Or.,
1700.
Clifford Jordan, 1-unit, 1·
story dwellina, 1815 Button·
ahell Ln., $40,000.
STEAK FRY SUNDAY
fOR S~NATOR SOtMITZ
Sen a tor John Scluni tz wi II
be honored at a steak fry
barbecue thia Sunday, Nov.
28, noon until 4:30 p.m. at
the Rancho \1i 11 ion Viejo
Cattle Camp an San Juan
Capi attano.
Entertamment will include
camca and prizes for the kids
and bend music and refresh-
ments for the adults. Lndivi-
dual uckcta for the complete
d1nncr arc Sl.SO or SS.OO for
the enttre family, according
to Tom Ro gers, cha1rman of
the Steak Fry.
I
NEWPORT HAitBOR EMSICJf
SECO.O SEcnON --P!p I
lltURSOAY, NOV. !5, lt65
~ OOOA DEL MAR, CAUF.
M~S. NO~MAN WATSON of Dover Shores, director of
volunteer services for the Orange County Chapter of the
National Foundation, Is pcoesentlng a certificate of appre-
ci ation to Or. Oliver Nichols, coordinator of the March of
Dimes birth defects center at the Orthopaedic Hospital
in Los 1\ngeles. He was guest speaker at the recent
meeting of the county chapter.
I
POUCE BLOIIER
(Coatinued from pea.o 5)
~Y • tinaray bicycle a
worth '60 were stolon from
216 Via Lido Nord •.. Some.
one tbrew a 12-oz. bottle or
Bodweiaer beer at a 1964
Lincoln, abatterina the ri&ht
reat door window, at NewPOrt
Blvd. and Short Cit., We at
Newport, reported William
J{ennedy, 40S C lubhouse
Ave., Welt Newport; damaae
waa estimated at tSO ... Rua-
aell B. Aluander, 46, of 2S5
62nd St., Newport Shores,
waa aneated at 4:SO p.m. at
hi a tel idence on a charae or
outa tandina warrant ... Wbi lc
walkina down the front a tepa
of her residence canyina a
flower pot, Jeue B. fait, ao'
of No. SS Bayside Villaae,
fell and auuct her lea aaain-
at the edae of the bottom
step~ abe was uanaferred to
Hoaa Hospital for tteatment
or • pouible broken lea ...
A ubicle driven by Robert
A. Carter of Be ILOower re•
ceived damaae to the front
when it atrgct the curb and
ran into a parted car owned
by Rus a ell Rowley of Buena
Park; the 2nd vehicle was
pushed into the rear or a lrd
vehicle , owned by Edward &.
Fiab Jr., 2508 Duke Pl.,
Cotta Mua, at E. Coaat
tiwy. and Jasmine Ave., Cor·
ona dol Mat ••• A aet of ber·
bella weiahina 1SO poanda,
a tool box and a pipe wrench
worth a total of t16S were
stolen from the aaraae or
Gerald JT: Smir.b, 1633 Com-
wall Ln., Weatcliff ... Rat~
Boo.,r. llS Fernando St.,
Balboa, reported that a bi·
cycle worth SlS wu stolen
from Sl2 W. O.lboa Blvd.,
Balboa ... Marion D. O'Brien,
41 , of 4703 River Ave ., West
Newport, wu arrested at 9
I EX-IRVINE FOREMAN
OF CARPENTERS DIES
The Conner carpenter fore-
man of r.be Irvine Ranch,
A.r1bur E. Shields, 72, of
20271 Acacia St., Santa Ana,
died Nov. 12 at bia residence.
SUmvou include bia wife,
Mayne Sbielda; a dauabt.er,
Vivian Bison or Downey; and
1 panddlild.
Graveside aervicea were
held Nov. 18 at dle Fort
Roaecrlfta National Cemetery
in s.n Dieao. Bell-Broadway
Mortuary handled the anaoae-
menta.
Mr. Shields wu born in
Nebraska and had served in
World War I.
RICHARD A. G~UNDY I
manager of accounting for
Babcock E lectronlcs, has
been named director of the
Orange Peal , the official
newsletter for the Orange
County Chapter of the Na·
tional Association of Ac-
countants. Prior to this new
assignment, he wa s an asso-
ciate director of special
activi ties. He is a native of
Californi a and a graduate of
UCLI\. He and his wife,
Grace, live at b 'Vestcli H
Villa in 'NestcliH.
the BUSINESSES of CORONA del MAR
wish you the
gayest of holidays! Choral groups from all
churches to carol for you
Dec. 13 thru 22nd
7:30 p.m. Sheriff John of TV fame
will light our
WIN A FREE TRIP COMMUNITY
FOR TWO CHRISTMAS TREE
TO LAS VEGAS
also Gift Certificates
Drawing at Tree 7:30 p .m. Dec 22nd
(you do not have to be present to win)
TH C:S': YOU~G LAI)JCS are trying some Ch ristmas baub-
bles on one of the candy-stripe decorated trees along
!:oast Hwy. in Corona del Mar. They are &-year-old Gi gi
Friesen, at left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Friesen of
621 Lar~SP\H Ave., and 4-year-<:>ld Sarah Craver, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Craver of 718 Jasmine Ave. 1\11
ttle Sidewalk trees along the highway in Corona del Mar
have been candy-striped by members of the merchants
committee. The Corona del Mar Chamber is cooperating
10 the olans tor the Christmas season. !Ensign photo.)
corner of
Dahlia and Coast Highway
on November 29th
7:30 p.m.
ALL THIS SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING
Corona del Mar Businesses and Chamber of Commerce
HAYTHORNE'S DEPARTMENT STORE CORONA DEL MAR PHARMACY HOSIE'S PARTY SUPPLIES UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK
BROOKINGS VARIETY STORE THE TOY SHOP BAY VIEW LIGHTING BANK Of AMERICA
COR-DEL BEAUTY SALON O'BRIEN'S SPECIALTY SHOP BATH & SLEEP SHOP PACIFIC MODEL CENTRE
CORONA DEL MAR STATIONERS MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN . of Posodeno SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK SNACK SHOP NO. 1
COAST SUPER MARKET BARTO-NEWPORT (THE GADGETRY) BARTHOLOMEW & PAULSON INS. SNACK SHOP NO.9
CORONA DEL MAR TRAVEL SERVICE THADEN INTERIORS ABBOrrs FABRICS MISS MUFFET SHOPPE
CARDOZA GARDENS JOHN KANE , L TO . FRANCIS.ORR STATIONERY JOHNNIE'S LIQUOR
JEWELL WELTY FLORIST LAMP LIGHT INTERIORS UNIVERSITY RECORDS EDITH SMITH INTIMATE WEAR
CORONA DEL MAR AUTO PARTS THE BRASS RING EWERrs JEWELER NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS & LOAN
HANSEN'S SHOES CHELSEA SHOP ANTIQUES VILLA SWEDEN KULIK'S
EDWARD DEAN BAY TRAVEL SERVICE CROWN HARDWARE FITZGERALD'S FIREPLACE FIXTURES
PURDUE'S CUSTOM TAILORS LEO'S REST AU RANT HARBOR PHOTO LAB JORDAN'S PET SHOP
BABSON REALTY MR. PAUL GAY LADY GOODBOOY & CO.
DOROTHY JO DANCE STUDIO SILHOUETTE SHOP HOUSE OF MEl LING INTERIORS LESTER, RYONS & CO.
ALBERTSON'S ALL-AMERICAN KAREN MARGRET A