HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-03-02 - Newport Harbor EnsignFORTY·SEVEN of th e 4q walkers in the
Orange Coast YMCA's "walk-a-thon"
held Saturday in the Harbor Area finished
the full 25-mile course. The "'walk-a-
thon" raised more than $1 ,800 for eqU ip-
ment fo r the new Y facility in the back
bay area, according to chairman Bill
Goochey. Each contestant had a sponsor
who contributed to the v fund fo r ea ch
mile walk ed. Above are the 5 walkers who
completed the course in the shortest time,
4 hours: kneeling, left to right, Mike Han-
son, fres hman at Estancia High School;
Max Sapp, fre shman at Estan cia, and Tim
Marx, freshman at Co rona del Mar High
and member of the On-Lookers Hi-Y Clu b;
standi ng, Bruce Corzine, at left, junior
at Harbo r High and member of the Excali-
burs Hi-Y Cl ub, and Charles Mo rr is, 6th
grader at Wilson School in Costa Mesa.
(S wenson photaJ
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cave-in at pt. Center
BAL WEEK MEMO A pipelaycr workina &I
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N cwpo rt Centeo w1a buriod
wader 40 tons or dirt ye s ter-
Thc Jwtior Ebolt Club or people who i wann lO ou.r them home. ~on·t let this clay afternoon when a trench
Newport Jk:ach has iuued area Cor a week of run. All happen to you. Remember caved in ncar th e hi ah rise
a word &r welcome to the we aak ia that they arc con-theac rules: medica.\ buildinJ,.
comina Euler wee' ,,·,,·. aidcrate and approciau·ve Thcfaulaccidcnt occurrcd .. ''The Sute Houaina Act
ton, &nd also a reminder of the riahts of others , and aovemina the uu and oc• ~~ut ~~ •. 3c"u·mp .• m. ~.~,':~:a?J
that a.ood con:luct is ex· remember that conduct that 1 ' -. c upancy o s uuctwu wi ll Ralph Cru iz, was recovered
peeled of the yO""'"Sters. 11 unacceptable at home is L.-• 1 1 -.. ~ stnct Y en orced; there after 4IJ mi nutes of excava-
Here is the Junior Ebell unacceptable 1n Newport · .. J u a ten p.m . Cuuew for li on by rescue crews.
letter, which lists rules of Beach. th ose under 18 yean of aae; The Newport Beach fi re
Jood behniour for the "Last Easter Week, the no 1 p· · s ee 1n1 1n c ars or on department rescue squad
viaiton : police department called th •-e ~ach; no drinkina by administered o xyaen aa
"SprinJ vacation, or Bal over 1,000 parents at all minotl; disturbina the peace soon u the head of the vic-
Week, is just around the how s of the day and niaht throuah obscene lanauaae, li m wu uncovered, about
comer. 'lie here in New~t requestina that they pi ck unseasonable noi5e or oHcn-20 minu tes after th e cave-
Beach welcome the youna up their children and take sive conduct 11 1 mis-HILAIRE DU 9ERRJ ~q;, in. The 0 ,nen supply ran
deamcanor. former Far .East specialist out JUS t as the rc scurers
"Patents, plene, above for the American OSS, wil l were pullins him from the
all, make sutc that your talk on "Vietnam_ why not Ucn ch, ~d card~ac mauaac
The Ens ian has received bonds ," tellina of their children are properl y chap-win?" at 8 p.m. this Friday was apph_ed. d~uthueatmebunt
word of the death of 'Ji naer many journeys toaether in eroncd and that the y have ' was cont.muc 1n c am -
Lamb. well known explorer, uncharted areas below the personal idcntiftcation and March 3• at the Irvine Coast lance as Lhc victi m wa.s
who went with her husband, bordec enouah mone y. Country C lub. He is a world taken to Hoaa Hospi tal.
GINGER LAMB DIES
9 ana, on numerous expe-Perc PelleH "'Ne ate proud of Newport corresportdeflt with 30 years ,,,, Crui z, who lives at
di tions in Mexico and Cen· Beach and a.re happy to of experience in .~si an a1-1101 South Center, Santa
teal \m:rica . share its beauty and rc crca-fa irs and is the author ot Ana, was pronounced dead
\1ts . Lamb died last wectr.-• • • d lional facilities with all "Sa~k.ground to betrayal _ on arrival at 3:40p.m. at
end at Hillsboro, N .. \1. Fun-IS IOJUre visitors as Jona IS the y Hoaa Ho spital. era\ services were held brina wi th them their aood tragedy of Vi etnam." The A co-worker. Jcrt) Rcill),
By Fran~ Gr•w•ll proposed policy on "aca-ualion of the results or the there yes terday. Perc N. Pe llett, ?O, of manners and a proper re· F riday prog ram is sponsored 17, of &23 Governo r, Costa
While ttyina to add defi-demic freedCin" will al so ins uuctional effort and The Lambs lived for many S42 Riverside ')r., Newport spect for themselves so that by the local TACT commit-\tcsa, v.tLO was in lhe trench
Schopl policy argued
nition to the Newport-Mesa be discussed. s upportpro crams is a s hared years at l40S Seaview .'\ve., Hcilhts . suffered an open we may all enjoy their tee (Truth About Civil Tur-beside '.1r. Crulz, told the
Unified School !Jistrict's Challenae to the school responsibility cL the com-Corona del Ma.r , which fra4::lWe to his riJht lea at s tay." moil). Ensign the followina story:
operatina framework, trus· dis trict, such as was made muni ty at larac , the board served as horne base for 10 a.m. Wedne1day, March "From the: comer of m)
lees may have s tepped into last October when a Cos ta of education, and the pro-their travels. One of the 1, when he was uap~d Allen l'iecall sought eye, I saw the earth slidina
.n ant h 'll "· H' h • hool ,.. toward us. I l'elied, 'Ge t 1 · ''"~sa • 11 ,,c teacher fe uional s taff. This can noted quests of the Lambs between his car, which had out!' And then 1 ran.
On Much 7 the board wi ll misused an <\merican flaa, on ly be accompli s hed in an wastheirsearchfor the Los t rolled backward, and another ''When J looked back from
meetlo consider approval of is the target of the proposed atmosphere where those in-City of the Mayas, which car on w. Coast Hwy ., near lvt area-wide Sth dillric t A boy was hit and knocked the edae or the u cnch,
policies aovemina "irres-policy entitled, "')uestion· teres tcd in the quality of they had located jus t be-Balboa Blvd., m Wes t re c~ll attempt aaainst 71 fe et and the parents Cru iz was bu ried under the
ponsible and inational ina o f instructional pro-the school dis trict are free fore the war. They wrote a Newport. He was taken to Oranae County Supervi sor were fo rced to pi cket before di rL"
questionina of teachers and &rams and the support to construc ti vely question book about their unsuccc ss-Hoaa Hospital, where sur-Alton All en is under way. they could act any action, \1 R -11 ·d th h d
pro-ama " and U o· •• "Wo ha"o SO"Coal th ousand ho sao· d. r. e1
)' sal er a r • con over-opera ons. the efforts or the school in ful cJ.pedilion, "Quest for aery was performed. ~. • • been on the JOb fo r 4 days.
s ial iuuei. <\n alternative In part it reads: relation to the es tablished the lost c ity ." They also Pellett is former battalion persons interested in there-He wen t on to chara e that The din filled in the
to the board's on·a,·nally "Tho ccns•-··o·vo 0 al 1 "E h d r: call of Super"o·sor Al ton," the supor,.-i soo sorves with .. ._ v • aoa a and objecti ves." wrote nc ante vaaa-11fC chief of i'lcwport Beach. • tren ch about~ feet over the
Cro d
o led T d 0\ip Cl euy,head of a Santa "alacrity" the interests of head of tho vico·m. When
Wn report lscoun o 0 this, Supt. Leland y 't ? Ana publi c oolations finn, La&una Nisuel, but not tho
B. Nowcomor would be in· QU can say no, 'd tho "''""' du< down"' Sill yeuerday. individual. th bod tt; 1 d
Th
. structed to establish rules , . . ~r. Cleary, re siden t of If the Irvine Co. as~.e Sh· ., c y, d ·'h~ p ace a
ere is no connec tion H1ah School,'" she said. ooaulation5 and procoduros Counc1.lmen. !Jee Cook and do th1s all over to'Ml . Once H bo H··•t d . ..~~~.m ,.~!. ...n er u arms at-bot h 'I o Ill r • ..,. an s, 1 s a mem-reduced o:t the b .' •-
ween t e man Vfbo diu• "But the man was not df•s• to muimiu ucua to ..... rOC"IJt vo1c•d complaints you s tart this sort of thin&. ba or \0 a ac .. nve
ee4 u • c&ow. ...... " ........ li........._e .... ··~·· 1 ·1----~~ !~· \~*-'rJ·-~·.u._., ,...·~-h1mulf to 2 airls fn Pia-posed bimulf to the .trl• -ama ia &ood faith and to came Up Tbr cfiscuuion at The COUi.::il directed i d ... .. Monda j • If tion, Ekach taxpay e~s. One of
cent a an reporta of a and acted like a typical .. minirni u unwarranted Y .even Rl ~ Ncw~t ~tl to include the projact tee: for toad 1ovemment."' ra pa.y an addiuonal. U OO,-.. ·•0,1 sao'd, "If ho ,·, so'IJ
deviate in the Harbor Area, child mo lester."' attac•o upon the school Beach CltyCouncllmectJna. 1n 1be 1967~8 budsot pr<>-· ·"' h 1 d. •• ., whi ch 1s stecrina th e recall vVv 1n taxes, e c a~mc I" h · b dl h d."
accordina to Newport Beach There have been numerous districl or •taff members."' The first Was the Newport aram. Under present Coun• effort. And · c t.a \i 'f th a
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ve, e II a )'cru s e
detective Celeste Van "clown" siahtinas in Costa This pro~ed policy is Harbor Lawn Bowlin& Asso-c il policy, the city pro-am 1 In re~sct.i~~~~;se sse c try Cl b
C leave, a 16-ycar veteran Mesa but all have been expected to meet with trus · ciation's reques t for a new vides 2/J of the cos t, the He expects to file a recall ~en~s ~~•as aiven to Seaer: oun u
in law inforcemcn l. proven unfounded accord· tee approval March 7. bowlina site, possibly on local area 1/J. petition in June, and ex-strom property, the taxpay-
"Thcre was one incident ina to Captain /ack lver· The proposed policy JOY-(rvine Co. land. The Coun ci l also: plained the reasons wh y: crs there would be payin a I d I d
involvina 2 little airls on son of the Costa Me sa police emina the teaching of con· "I s ee no reason why tax • o\doptedOrdinanc c 1207, "The county assessor's 6-an additional s&S,OOO in p an e aye
Feb 23 at Corona del Mar dcpattmont money should be used for wh ich reduces front yard year proaram to brina th ~ po<.•pcoh.· taxes, he added.
• 1 • uoversial usucs states · '} th is ,"said~tr. Foroit. ''Whys tb c r 10 1 8 county lnto cqui ty on assess-that the ichools accept e aca.s rom cet to p•ut m ~roundbreakina for the
Topless told to cover up
Topless dancers at Baby
Doll'• Place, 2J70 Harbor
Blvd ., Costa Mesa, have
been aiven notice to dress
within 14 days or stop
dancina.
This is the effect of a
crash ordinance passed by
Costa Mesa city fathers
Monday, only 3 days alter
the bar and i u featured
toPless dancers opened ror
business.
The 12-paae ordinance will
reaulalc li ve cntertajnment
businesses which by "their
patronaae and entertain·
ment become a clear, present
and immediate d anger to
the physical health and well
beina of the citizens or
Costa \1esa," accordina to
Roy E. June, ci ty attorney.
It is his belief that enter·
tainmcnt such as is offered
at the Baby ')o \1 is "con·
tracy to the publi c peace,
health, s afety,convcnicnce
and general welfare or
Cos ta Mesa."
·•-· .b. not as k for publi c s ub-feet on 10 lots, 108 through m cn~!i was sabotaaed by Su-,.. B. LLMU
.... 1r rcsponst tlity for scriptions?" 126 Ruby <\vc. Balboa 1 _ pervuor Allen last year, SUCCUMBS INIIIDIO
assistina s tudents ID pre· • . s when he reduced Laauna Paul Blaine Stillman, son
pare themselves to be re· C ity Manager 'larvey land, where the pl anntng de-Ni ol's osses•.· Hurlburt was authorized \0 putment re ported "a sub-iU propcrt} .~ of \Irs. Paul E. Sti llman uf spons ivc and productive mcnt.. 211 \~atigold Ave., Cl1 rona -m~rs of It continue his s tudy of the s tantial number or lots with .. _ uo::; society. "He has fai led to serve th~ del \1ar, died Feb. 22 in ln-
--'1 7-acre Corona del Valle
Country Club, to be located
north of Newpor t Center,
ncar East Bluff, has been
postponed for at leas 1 a
month.
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"te s I•• thor·. IaVIn bowlina request. s etbacks of 8 feet or less." 1 h ·" ... ... pcop e; w en he was rut in wo at the aac of 52. He is
"Contro versial iss ues are Then came the request The Council ov erruled the office in l%l it was 00 the survlv~d also b} a SISter, The fat lure to agree em
matters of present import from the Lido Shops Assn. objections of Bob Colzani, basi s that he was a fis-\Irs. Bea tri ce Higle\ 'P development plans for the
upon wh ich there is no for city participation 10 113 \1: Pearl \ve., who sa id cal\y rcsponstble represcn-Ins A\·e., Corona dcl-\ta~. ·club appears to have. set the
aarcement approachina beautifyinj the center hi s mc asuzements showed t.ativc. That has proved not Sen·ices we re held Feb. \1arch I v ound breakma da te
unanimity among the citi· divider of Vi a Lido. Huah only one property with less to be the case." ~--' at th e Church of the back. to April 1, accordin&
zens of the community ... \tynatt,prcsidcnto£ the Lido than a IOH"oot setback.. l(c \lr. Cleary saJd that th~ Hi lls, .,.1lh the Re\. Dean to Ron Case, manaacr of
The fa ct that controversy Shops Assn., said in a said he would not like to lack of rcpre!Oentation w lhe \1t ller of Palm Desert Com-the dtve lopment for the
uists with reaard to an letter to the Council that s ee a smiliar setback re· Sth district is sho wn b) mu n•l) Church o ffi ci atmg. lrvme Co.
issue is considered to be the total C08t would be duction made 1n hts block. picke tina parents in Dana Intermen t was 1n Fores t A lease aareement is ex-
. I . .d th about S5,~. • o\pproved the: ma1·or's Point. Lawn, Hoi h. wood Hilts. pe e ted to be sioned tn 2
pl'trf8 8CIC ev1 ence at "1 wish the Council would nomination of Councilmon Ch"ld 1 rk steel weeks be tween the Irvine there is araument in support of opposina views... realize what it is doing," Linds le y Parsons, ')ce I ren s pa reque C"o. and de velo per John
"Students must be afford-said Councilman Cook. Cook and Bob ")helton as a f)awson . builder and owner
cd the opportuni ty to ac· "This cost is 10 ti mes the civic center finance com-The NewpOJt Beach C ity The Newport Shc.-es rc· 0f ~even Lakes Country
· th 1 d 1 I" normal cost for beautifi-mi ttce to recommend a que s ts were referred to the Club in Palm Spr inas .
Two new protest• ••ainst 4th quarter of 1'66, com-quuc e un amenta qua I · . r: Council received a letter ~ fi cationS for citizenship in c atton-about t 3 per square nnancial consultant for th e staff for s tudy. The club wi ll include a 9-
the ciallle tlc lax received pared with the 4th quarter of foot compared to the aver-cutrert s tudy of a possible Monday evenina from the h(l\e executive course and
Tax protests filed away
no cn couraaement at Monday 1165. a chhanaina society ~rouahf aae cost of 30C, It would new location for the city Newport Shore s CortVnunit;-FEATURE SYNDICATE a re gulation 184'1ole co~s e.
evcnina·· meetin& of the "It appears that the sale bot an undcrstandma 0 150 r ~ssn. askina the ov.·ncrshlp o•E· AlES IM c II the antecedent facts and cost S ,000 i we would (Continued on Paac 2} n 111
" • • Newport Beach City Coun cil of ciaareucs wi ll continue of the Sh ores channel be Claire '>i. Klc1ne, ~346 MARY SUFFIMCTOH OF
"If tha ta.x is eliminated, lD decreas e; consequently I values whi ch s haped ow Recall talk l·s reported determined. and also asking Santa Ana A\·e., C'osta\lcsa., EAST BLUFF OIES
we must fmd a substitute, am protestina thi s tax." he society and the issues and for a re creation area for died \tonday, Feb. Z7 , 1n Serv1ces were held Sat\lf'"
1nd that wou ld be like su~ wrote. unso lved problems currently children. Co sta \1esa at aae h5. Sh e day, F eb. 25, at the Church
sidizina business," Coun-Both letters were ordered confrontina society. Stu· Councilman Dec Cook rc-evenin& that he hoped to was the owner of Elam e of Jesus Christ or L atter
cilman Dee Cook said. "The filed. dents must be able to lludy marked ~1onday evcnina at have his report ready in 30 "Who is bloc kina Cll)' '1\'hitnc ~ feature syndicate '1ay ~ai ntli in Newport
tax ia brinaina in '*1~.000 LLOYD GfLIERT DOTY controversial iasuc:s free the Newport Beach City days. ownership of the channel?"' and had been a columnist f{"lr Beach for \1ary Elizabeth
to S200,000 a yeu. $UCCUMIS AT AGE
71
from prejudice and bias." Council meetina th a t he had Counci I rece1 ved a letter Councilman !>ee Cootr. asked. the Los Anlel es Times. Buffin&ton , 2232 ,-\rbutus
••1 can't feel too aorry Lloyd Gilbert !Joty,
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John Smith, a fonner mayor heatd about recall ina the from the Newport Harbor "Perhapa th ..: Banning She was bom ,in Washington, St., Eas t Bluff. She died
about the tu. Everyone had Clay St., Newport Heilhll , of Cos ta Mea a, expressed Council and hirina attorneys Oumbcr of Corrunerce, sta-~dntcrestboa hthave different D.C .. Dec. 6, Hill. and had Wednesday, Feb. 22, at her
th
. th r I' t last e"s becau se of a. mi sundersWld-tin, that iu marine divo'sion I eaa a ut e ti tle to the ,. d Co .. t·' I p e opportumty to exprcsa died Friday, Feb. 24, in e ec IRI a we • 1\•c IR sta '"'csa _v home . nterment was at a-. · bel · d. board meeto'na that odopb'on ina over proposed tideland has been insuucted to form channel," City :\ttorney yoaos. colo'c v,·,w ''·moro'al p .. •. opm1on1 ore It waa vote Santa Ana at aae 71. He Tully Seymour commented . ~ .... The money haa already been was a rou'rod hoavy or lhe policy would open a fe~sTh. ~ 1 • tidelands study con'ITiiltee "W Ser"ices were held Tues-Sa\tl \btuary in Corona
ape"
• · -• Th 1 p do • bo ' e v uamber o Corrunercc and as'·o·n8 the ,,·ty .. oon-e are besinnin& to com-day F b. ,, t B 1 "· .. 1n .wvanee eon y an ra s :t .. ..., • e -0 • a a tz: mur-del Mar made the funeral .,... · do' . equipment operator and had · aot quite uciled," he said. for wo'th tho c-o'ttoo pile infonnation about thi 1 "·a~ ,·n Costa 'tesa. lntof' ~nswor n to •way wuh "There is no question .......... ... "J ranaemenu. aome or &he aervices • .nd do worked for the city of that everyone aarees upon," "They ~ouaht that th e city before takina final ac tion. matter, and we wi ll nbrnit a ment was at Good Shepherd
away wilh some of lhe L.aauna Seach for 23 years. he said. "The question in wu aoma to charae ~ per-Counci l speed \hat the reJ)(Ift to Ole Council." Cemetef)'. GAELU 1. 101101
people on the city alaft.u He was born' io Nebraska. policy mak.ina sbou\d be: cen taae o r ,rosa b..l s1ncss commi ttee will be kept in-s OF COSTA liSA •IS
.. We cou.ld save 110,000 ~vivors include hi s wife:, Ia what ia beina tauaht for u~e of tidelands. Su ch a fonned of developments. tudents goll" g to (....... Funeral aervices wore
by not ~ildina bowllna al-Ohve; l son•. Charles of conl titutional and eta\ it be plan IS the fard'lest from my MILL* MILESTOM! .111'1 held Monday. Feb. V. for ~~~;:t~ncilman AI Porah g:\:, :~•o.,.C~,:;,e~;:o ~ effectively screened!" ~;~e11r!:: ~~=:~ ;• ,:..; Kriston Marie ia the namo Mra. !!layne B. Brookinu, 'Mra. Joooph N. Bell: Ruaton ~~0~v~: ;;:':ile
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The leuen ofprotut ~ Omaba; 4 dauahtera, Maxine The former rrayor pointed believe there would be any chosen for the first addi· Spanish .teacher at Corona &t~inaer, dauabter af Mr. ~bmcnt was at Pacinc
bom Coy Walta, oner of Hotrn.ln or Costa Mcaa, out that at one time his 2 opposition.'• tion at the Bob Milum resl· del Mar Hiah School, will and ~-s. Harrison Bet· View Maulo leum.
ee Balboa U~ S&orc, ,,dele Sieplin of Newport ~~~ -~~~ h~i':dn~~ City Mtnaaer Haney Hurl-::~li;~ ~~: KK~n1t,.nL.•.,· ~~nyMda :u! ~~~ sinpr; Vickie: Black, :"b. N2o3"'"' diH"ed Thur~·~
•cl P.W .. Buabud.. otmer or Boult, Lanaya Diuoa ol 1. H 'd h butt aatd he did not faV(Ir a dauahw of Mr. and '*'· e , at oaa Ho..,.~a~ Butll.-d't Phuaacy in Cor-Olnaha, •ad Mary Sterba of .. teve. e s~ c: wu DOt perccntqe fee... Wuhinaton'• birlbday baby, d!iapc.rone-cou.elnr •hile Eutene R.. Black~ Uaa et qe 75. He was •• Yi.:.
oaa d•l Mar. Cuperti.no. Calif. !" favor of tns«ru~tors cry-.. We would nucr warn kl bom at Hoea H01pi\al Wed-o-they 1pend 6 wMb chi a Clark., claqbttr of ~-and pnsid•t of KJrthJII ltdbu
Mr. Wal\1 repcnud a do-SerYicet were M&d ltecl· •aa . &o chanae h.ia boys' aet inLO a posi&iOC\ ofhavina Mad.,., feb. U, is the lint sUI'Nner s.-dyi .. SpMisb ~. William H. Clatt; CA. of Brea; •d !lad bre-. a
cnan of I ., UK bl ci..-ana, March t at Balta bfhefa. 110 dlleek on &be boots of a .,....sct.auahter ror Or. and in Mildrid and Utboa. Tky Frances a..rt..n de Cutro, ~ J•• m~Mr of •• Muo-
•t .. Nl•t f..,. Oc&. 1, U66. ~ ia ~&a ~1a, A mollified aca4e~e busineu," he tahL ~. Edwlri Milam of Wett-wi\lloaftl hly tt. dill ..... of Mr. IDII Mn. n.IC Lodp 1n ~~ ..........
m J• .. I, 1M7. "1 ,.. .. eac wldll ... kn. Herbtn G. ""doalpoUeys\a~IIIIIDtwtU ')'tae Oty Cooncil, at ilt c::Utr. Patt.er Bob is put 'l'he 1Uideott ,oiq to 0~ F .• Cutro; JalliKt a p&Jt pn:aide~n ol Loa,..
a rniew of •• ciaarette. J~uoa of .. Pint Mlta.o-be ..., diacuaa• tty lhe J•· ZJ mee.tiaa. eallad for • pr .. idlaat of tlrle N•....,.,n E-. tr.. lta ia ... Ia-J.iaaldi, ••"' of Mr. aad .. le• •"'-'" ~~"~'• _..a
&u." llrle W~VU. ditt O.cl of Cot&~ Min ...... , 011 W.Cll 1 wtaea tiUdyo( a p10poa.al tochatac HMbor J.Uor C....._r of clad•: C. Pa.t.ca.. -...... *· Ro, liaakti; _, Q':~•• tukt I.A4el ••
11r. ·-r-lod tllo o(Dciadq. .. _til waa .. , -"" doe o!Mr 2 feca for commordol •ae of c-a ud Ia auoci-doajjoW d llr. -.1 llr>. C..ie '>. Wllooe, ......... Balta _.., Ia 0oa1a
lou of.oafa of-~ 1,0110 II -loot Mo-al poUOJ a-.ta. lidtiMda. -wltll Aoclonoe A l'nak P . lloach: De-of llr. utd lOb , lic:ltaN p , 'MaN ...... --• ,..u of cl-Ia tllo hit. (Coadnod,. pa~t) llr. Halllttul uid t.laotday Alllch lnauraoco aiOftty. Jo Bell , daoPtor ofllr. ud Wilaoo . --•ta.
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ARVO E. HAAPA., owt'ler and publisher of the Ensign
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''fiiiST EIIDUIIE, THEM PITY, THEM EIIIRACE"
Humorous headline writers and lighthearted reporters
with their fancy qu ips are having a lot of sport with
their tales of the topless, such as a re now titi11ating
the fan cy of th e cu rious along )-larbor Blvd. in Costa
Mesa. But (says spoilsport) this is not just a happy,
carefr ee go-go, good for a few laughs, but rather a
weathervane for moral climate.
Before th is change in the wind can afflict a commun-
Ity, there must first be the en trep reneur who is. willing
to resort to such a means ot livelihood, then g1tls who
have no shame about making spectacles of themselves
in public, and finally the custome rs who are eager to
further such an enterprise with their patronage.
Once the decline is un de r way, the trend foll ows the
classir: pattern : Jus.t as bad money tends to drive out
the good, so will bad entertainment start replacing the
good. And then Alexander Pope's famous lines irom
his >\Essay on man" strike home with their awesome
fo rce:
Vice is a mon sw of so frighrfu/ mie n,
As ro be hat ed needs but to be seen;
YeJ seen too oft , familiPr wirh her fa ce ,
We first eHdure, Jh en pily, Jhen emb race.
Perhaps this is a time for mora l indignation . • • •
stra.:lght
20TH aNTUIY HOI WI COMI
ly Tom Aftcle..-
~E "comervatives'' are often accused of t.n the old~n days, as my daughter calls it,
bemg neanderthal t:haracters who h.ve to be when charity was a virlue intt.-ad of a gov-dr~. tcre~ing and clawing, into the 20th em~Mnt dep,artmtnt, Herbert H~r spent
Ctntury. We are reportedly against all chan· leu on e\'etythin.Jt than we spend for interest
ges.. I'm for every good change, but not fort on We federal clr.bt. I'm £or putting Christ
change just to be changi.ng, like the yo~ng back in Chrinmas, not Xmas b(Jt\Ghristmas.
fellow who just ior a change started ,parung And speaking of abbreviations, for restoring
his hair ci'OMways, ear to ear. H is one ~ what should agai n become our national pur·
maining friend asked him : "How do you like pate, ''Givt' me liberty or .l{ive mt-death."
your hair parted ur to ear?:' . T he Americl'l.n pt"Ople seem to have-shorten·
"Fine, elCccpt for one thmg," he rephed. ed that to jmt plain "~imme."
"People are ahvars whispering into my nose!" I'm for t<eapportionmt:nt in the United Na.
Hert: are a few things I'm for : tions, where we ~t I prrcent of the \"Ole and
For more t'xpensi,·e teachers and ~ e~· pa)' onc·dtird of the bills. Eight)'·four of the
pensive buildings. For more emphas1s m one hundred and four natiom in the United
schools on coura~e and c~aracter -the t':"·o Nations don't pay their dues and a:l!lru-
priccleu ingredients wh ich far outrank brams mi nts. Thl' onlr organi;-:ation probably any·
and lmowled~f' in making a real ~an . For where in the world whl'rt you can rdrain
encouraging individuali~n, the desue to ex-from pay ing any dues and asst"uments and
eel, to win. to profit. . . . stiU vote. I'm for t·t'lit>ving hu;nan suffering
I'm for all churches wh1ch teach the dwm-b)· rt'"JX"aling: the 16th Amendment, the per·
ity of a personal God who rewards goodnc;ss, sonal incomt: tax.
punishrs evil ; and against any group whtch For winnin1o1. in Vit•tnam now! For defeat-
WOIIId forct"' One Church on e\"~rybody.. ing thf' Consular T r(':u r {being sponsored by
For li\'i ng today! If W(' put I~ off. 'h·l·\ !o-President Johnson), wh ich would lt"galizc
morrow, thett may he a law agamst it. Ltv-CXmmuni~t sp)" m·su throughout our coun·
ing"' dor·s not 1pean living it up. Those who trv.
li\"c it up also havt· to li\"f: it down. ·The human race· -to whit·h many poli·
1'111 for \'Cte rinarians. They are the best ti ciam bclont.! --ha~ macle no nwa~urablc
dorton in thr world : thq· can't ask the1r improvcmt·IH morally and intcllectHally in all
patients what's the mattl"f -they've got to human histon . f-l ow sad! And it won"t unless
l:now. Chris1ianity 1~rcvai\~. Comr11ttni sm, tlw (!ft•at·
For J. Edgar Hoover who can catch t'~t or~~:ani:.-t•d thn•at to Chri~tianity r•ver. has
Ccmmunists fa.m·r than the Supreme Court in te~~ than half a ct•nwry. co:~ptttrt•d more
can tum ·rm loose. Although it's a race. For souls than Chris:ianity c:m now cn·mt, li\·in~.
an upward reach for our nation toward more aftn 2,000 \"t"rtr "'. 1'111 fo r ChristianitY.
morn 1 ;t~ and spi ritual values, narting at the Tlwrc ca~ lw lUI uni,·ersal pcan· and bro-
Presidt"ntial lc\·el thcrhood unlil that far off millrnium when
l"m f(lr a law rt"'quiring lhat the total num· God chooses lo radicatl~· a her tit(' char<KtN
ber o( {t'dt·ra! ae:ricultura[ employ~s shalt of man.
not excM'd the total number of farmers. For The Communists ha,·c tri<·d to stamp oul
outl<\'•"·inl! the Communist Party and jailing God. God, wi th our help. will stamp out the
or dqX>rtin~ all known Communists. includ· Comnmni~t ht•athem. 1'111 for making Com·
ing thmc in our State Department. For pay-munism fait . '
ing a~ wf' go.
LeHers to the Editor
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upreed• Ia • ...,...., •• CIS .. M ........... far -• ... *e Stata !)epan.-
buliDell, you '-lMia Md ...... Alrl-olu.,... ~an.
111)' b,. ineu. Ho w11o will ud ltlo wtr.. · 10101, ...S dtolr toOddll"l
not uoe hio ,__ oo 4e-no oololotorial couple wllh political aad nllp,...
foDd bis rrHdom doe• aot Mri..t hi d01 111111, W lffaln ol the netic-..
de1orvo bit tneclca." IIIIer ataeDdlq ..-., ~is pack_•t. to Dr. Mc-
Tblt i1 1be rallyiaa CI'J' .. meet, wen Mtphably lfttite ptonuaed, would .be
volce4 by~. Carl MelatiN, ntertai.Md. by Dr. •d. Mrt. aeat &o all wbo th?Uld wn~;
who repreuntl the lOih MciDtire at lbe Chriatiu for It, addrentna then
Century Reformation HOQJ Admlial "*'· le& .. n to bim, in care of
in 3 broadcasts daily, Mrt. Molnlire telated that ~· lOth Century . Refcxma-
Monday to Friday , over.._ &My W.adfted ... mttlvea tion Hour, Colhna•wood,
Southern California air u 0. . ...S Nro. VIII Rooyon N. J.,-08103 . s lh ••• waves. Early riaeta may of l~ .. bura, ~ !>r Steuart McBimie,
hear him at 6:30 a.m. o-..r Africa. Tbey did aot aave bto.dc&stina at ".Tho
XEMO (860), and at 1 a.m., any iafonneUon aa &o choir Vo' of "-mori~anism" over
ovcrK.BBI(fm) 107.5. Thoee MckpoGDcl. _llat appeared KI£C:(81.0)at 8:45a.m., and
who enjoy bru.nch later in to ,'be uklltubed ~at ~c XEMO (860) at 10:00 a.m •
tho momina act his mouaae Ubenl c~erJY1ftOn ~n thll and 9:30 a.m. on Saturdays
over XEMO at 11 a.m. couatrr did DOt behove ~ and at 1:1.S p.m. weelc days,
Sometimes tho aood doctor the Bible. IJI ~ COW'te d-opened a macbine"tun·liko
varies tti 1 approach and de.. ~ convoraatioo ·they a attack Monday on leftist,
lights his hearers by Jivina mstted that the Sta: :~ .. liberal forc:eJ which auort-
several s trokes on the ~tment had finance eu edly,'are plannina to s tart a
mi niature Liberty Bell trip. mauive sprina offensive
which adorns hi• dcsk. On their return to South aaaintt conservative broad•
These faintly peal down .'Jrica, Rev. Vu Rooycn casters.
lhrou&h the yean and acrou waa reported to b~ve m~ On Tuesday, he opened a
the ni le s ba_p~ck to lhe public atatcments 1n wbtch counter offensive aaainst
cradle or liberty on the he attacked the c~tremc the increa1ina uu of habit
Atlantic seaboard, and riaht wiaa movennt 1n the fonnina drua• by 1tudent1
serve to revive the spark of United States, and used. as in our varioua achools and
freedom, s till feebly burn• hi•. taraota Dr. Mcintire, colleaes, and offered to
ina throughout the land . MaJor Bundy and th! John send 1 new booklet en•
.-\louder note maybe heard Bi~h Soeiety, who, at was •:tied .. LS~ the ~&naer · d b lpina commu-.. ' · from the f11ll scale replica ·~ • were 1 . f 81 and !:>rua" to all who write to
of the Liberty Bell now on nnm by spreldana e th him at P. 0. Boi 90, '::Hen•
display at the re constr11cted suapicion throuahout c dale, Calif. This booklet
Freedom Halt, located at country. wilt be aent in addition to
Knott's Berty Farm at Buena On his arrival in his the current book lets on
Patk.. native land, Rev. Van "!:>eGaulle," and the
In his earlier broadcasts Rooyen is 1aid to have ••Lexicon for Americans."
this week, ~r. Mctntire denied that tho State De-• • •
chose as his taraet the partmont had financed the Recently, ')r. McBimie re-
GREI<T SOCIETY CHI<OS
Editor of the Ens ian,
I read i n the February,
1961, Readers ')igest an
article, .. Chaos in the "::ire at
Society," saying that Sen.
Edmund S. Muskie of Maine
which to carry out their
subtle espionaae operati ons.
'Nith the Russian ba1os o£
State: Department, which he trip, aotwithstandiaa the lad· vealed a new force beina
showed to have financed tho minion of lbe ,,merican developed amona the youth
trip of a South Mrican Comul d\at such financial of our land, which may be
clernman and hi s wife from uranpmeota had in fact destined to ao a lona way to
Johannes bur& to the United been mada. diminish and even to nullify
States. They were reported Dr. Mcintire ma.do this the effectivenc u of the
to have wormed their way Van Rooyea episode as tho comnuniat inspired s tudent
into the confidence of Dt. bt.sit for a double--barreled oraani:utiona now sprina·
such !ime as they can take Mcintire and his wife, who attack on the Wasbinaton in& up. It is the Youna ov~r 10 toto. ~oes anyone re ceived them with warm bureaucracy, joinina it with AmericAns for Freedom,
reh sh the prospec_ts , of a hospitality, and into the the furor now bcina raised which scored an -initial ~uppet aovemment an Nash-presence of Major Edaar by the information that the succeu when it forced a 1 ~&ton, D.C., co~trolled and Bundy, the well known CcnU'allntcllipnco Aaen':y representative automobile
dnected according 10 the cht· 1· ...... : ... ommunist had diYerLed a sum approx1• manufactun·na corporation h. f th p I ' b 'th IS 18ft _, .. ...,. •
110• AIOUT PRACnCIIG SAYIIG "10"! is doing a bit or explorina
destruc tion on an operation·
al basis now in Cuba, these
proposed "field offices"
within our borders would be
in s trateaic positions to fur·
nish information and smoke
sisnals for any offen sive
threat or military maneuvers
planned by th eir superi ors.
When the time become• ripe,
their method of infiltration
is, .. e•eryone knows, a
coalitioa •ovemmoat ,u&ll
~ lms 0 e . 0 at uro WI ·?who somehow auapected the matina SJ,OOO.~ to aid a to withdraw .from its an·
m the Ktemh n of Mos~ow . genuineness oftheirauerted so-called left""Waaastudent nounced proaram o( openina
May God protect o\men ca, mission to learn more of tho oraanizatioo. up a sales campaian behind
this once keenly alert, in-conservative approach to A special packet is beina the )ton Cuztain.
wearily, 1 o ff er a proposition: With the increasing bur-about the social and ceo-
den of taxes painfully in mind, and the steadily inflating nomic pro&rams of the 'Jreat
prices, and th e growing signs of tax rebellion -let us Society. tense ly loyal, and justly religion.
· 1 Senator \1uskie has o~ not be reaching out a hand to the Ci ty Co uncil or a d th 1 d 1 .d proud na tion, from its pre· As evidence of a atranae c •1 N
sent letharay and stupidity. admixture of sta~ and ouncl ews . . serve at e era a1 to port1 0n of taxpayers ' money from the CI~Y t reasury. state s and municipalities
Now, that has a familiar rillg,ibo~t IL J f~~.l that~. n .. rileD fto~n • ., .. &han
;he· wJitten ,tt about a ,n~recl t.i~s betore. ,eut.~e tt bUliOI\"'io 19.46 \0 Marly
line keeps forming on the le~ft, and the run on the city S15 billion this year, and is
Arthur B. Mc'.)uem churcb Mn. Mclnure re·
258 Flower, ~pt. 8 ' .... la1ee( that an Uurted rep-' (CoaQaued from Paae 1) which was accomplished at
Costa .._a• ~ '".-....;; ol• ... lkaW h"all ad o1hor chic buil~ lhe Peb. 14 Council meet ..
ina•. ina. < J
•. ,uthorized the leasina •. "'-doptedOrdinance n'~.
of 612 square feet of ad--puttina the readine ss lo
ditional space in tho city serve water charae on a bj ..
hall amex at S03 32nd St. monthly instead of monthly
at t12S a month, beainning baais , establishina a flat
March 1. SlOper meter tum'"()fl charae
treasury goes on. There were more reQuests at Monday e~~cted to go up to $60 A -d f PI .,
evening's Newport Beach Co uncil meeting, prompting billion by 1975· There are • en a or anner. I .1 1 F -1· now he noted 170 d1fferent a word of protest from 2 of the counc1 men, A org1 1 d ' 1 'd ' th 1 th o · e eta .....,, programs on e The Newport Beach Plan· This was held over from the cross_es 0 , not more I.U...3 and Dee Cook, who generally are not.'n the moo d books, financed by more feet an heaaht at rvoscnt I~ nina: Commission will con-J·an . 5, Jan. 19 , Feb. 2 and . f h h•· h 20~ to r agreeing with each other. Mr. Forgit s a1d he saw no than 400 separate appropri· sider the followin& items at 16 me etinas. catton o t e c urc , ~'
reason tor using tax money for \awn bowling greens. ations, and admin is tered by its meetina at 8 p.m. today Th 1 . C ff· JamtQee Rd., East Bluff. • .-\uthorizcd the Lido in place of a araduated ache• f 21 f d I d d t e rvme o., two 0 L. d I c ' A Mr. Cook complained that the Council can't say no a ter e era epartmcnts an March 2, in Ci ty Hall: s ite temporary sign groups 1 ols e onmumty nn., Shop1 -~un. to fly the dule, revisina the tenant
getting involved in a cost-sharing project, the issue at agencies aided by 150 ReiUIMflvlslon for Newport Center and its 701 Via Lido Soud, Lido
hand being th e spruCing up in the Lido Shoos are a. Washington bureaus, and The Irvine Co., create one major tenants _ about a half Isle, addition ol a storaae
followina items on ita 4s-depoait fee schedule.
A d th I' th ·r o'nted out ,·ust a mot'e than 400 regional parcel on the easterly side mile north of Back Bay 9 r. room to the c lubhouse, which n a s e way ' goes, as P I offi ces empowered to te· . f . of the ltvine Coas t Country on the east side of Jamboree IS non-<:on onmna.
foot Oaapole on Via Lido, • Endorsed the propoaed
near Newport Blvd.: .'\mer· bond iuue fot flood control
ican, California and city and water conservation pro-
flap; yacht club butaoes, jects. month ago. Other groups wilt come with mo re requests ceivc applications and dis• b N C c 1 tloo• Clu • near ewport enter, Rd., and at the intersection ommun ca for a share of the tax funds. And the Council cannot be burse funds . r · Th' R qo st from Vic 'Nil•on ot apartment proJeCt. IS of Crown !)r. and west side e e so heartless as to ag ree to some requ ests and refuse Enough said. wu held over from the Jan. of Mac .Vthut Blvd. This was for eitension of use pennit
others. lt's al ways for a "worthy cause," and thus the Sincerely, s, Jan. 19, Feb. 2, and 16 held ov er from the Feb. 16 for an outdoor motor~clc
sianal flap, fisbina club • Received a revised let·
Oaas, and to vermit the ter from Dr .. -\lien Unvert
erection of a Chriumas tree requeatin& consent of the
at Chrialmas time~ apeci• Council to the conunence-
fied that no advertisina ment of aMeuti on proceed•
penanta arc allowed. ina• ror tho corridor area
Council gets involved in mo re and mo re enterprises, Perry F. Nollar mcetinas. meetina. display at 462S W. Ctiest
and ou r tax money is spent in more and mo re directions. 295 Leiington Circ le Use Permits Hwy., 'Nest Newport. Tbi1
Newport Beach Granville A-rtrnent Pro-Henriette Cote , 126 A&ate permit was ntended £c.-30 There are stilt 2 classic remedies: Local organiza--ject, 1S apartment dwell ina Ave ., Balboa Island, 3 resi· days Feb. 2 to aive the ap-ti ons can stop coming to the Counci I with their requests. GREAT BETRAYAL units on the easterly side denti•l units on a C-1 lot. plicant time to work out a
And the Coun c.,l can leam to say "no." Edit« of the Ensign S " k p by . of I .th cl-
• Received a letler from wes ter!y of the Upper Bay,
attorney James L. Rubel Jr., bounded by Tustin Ave., lr-
who stalled he had enjoyed vine Ave., 2 h t St. and 22nd
sorvina oa the recently SL referred the request to
abolished board of adjuu• tbe Plannin& Commiuion
menta ud ubd lhat his for report.
of the Irvine Coas t Country t. ~~1ar res ten an number jXOb ems wt a While the c ream of our Club, near Newport Center. Church of Corona del Mar, J jacent property ownen. young manhood, at great
personal and sometimes IU· Ne • 1 t H g Requut hom !>avid Enmct
... me sacrifice, bomb brid· w arrl va s a oa lor extension of. uoe .....
au in North Vietnam to de· Sundoy, Fet.. 19 o· I mit for a theatre school and
fend South Vietnam, the Wh ite It -Mr. and Mrs. Mat· continued use of apartmcnt
'Jirl-Mr. and Mrs. Michael thew Pero, Jr., 3028 Grant upstairs at the site o{ Two House, the Stat e ~epartment, p · h
th C d IS , 2629 Elden Ave., Ave ., Costa Mesa. Step Theatre of the South e ~upreme ourt, an some Me o· 1 Costa sa. u -Mr. and Mrs . 'Nilbur Coast Repertnrv, 281S Villa elements of Congress "build """'' Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Mar-Eyestone, 2Sll·F 16th St., Way, Newport Beach. bridaes" to Moscow to al· It L . d 19 · • N s ha m , 4 .'\cacaa ·"ve., owport Heights. Request from Pinn 0 . 01· low the Reds unobstructed 1 Corona de Mat. Boy -Mr. and Mrs. William sen for utension cA usc per-opportunity for our desrada· u __ .J_ F • 20 J ,__,., n. essee, 220 34th St., West mit for on-sale beer, live lion and destruction. It witt B Mr d •~ All d oy -. an ~VRI. re Newport. entertainment and d.ancin,:
Sanders, Jr., 202S Meyer 'Jirt -Mr. and Mrs. Ben• at 810 E. Balboa Blvd., Bal·
Pl., Cos ta Meu. jamin Ciscc:l, 4709 Cort· boa.
name be placed on the list • Diaried the 'ieal"s Am-
cl citizen• interested in bulanco Service request for
servina the city. rate increase to March 1),
• Authorized lbe purcbaae at the roque11 of Larry Seal.
of an 18 horsepower air • ~enied the requoat of
compreuor for •56.S for use D.R. !)otson to operate hia
in plinlina c:rouwalks and "Dotaonaire" conceuion of
parkinattallt. recreational aquatic equiP""
be impossible to aboli1h or
dislodae these "bridae•"
once they are es tablished.
By collabotatina with the
crahy Bolshevik•, our trai-
Cors are betrayin& our heroic
lads on the battle front, the
freedom Iovin& people of the
Tuesdoy, Felt. 21 land !>rive, Cameo High-
Girl -Mr. and Mn. Joseph lands.
e Receind. a card from ment at the 19th St. public
~. Maria 'Joen, 316 E. beac'h. in Central Newport.
Ocean Ft., Balboa, proteu .. Councilman !>oe Cook said
ina motorcycle nofso ; rc-consideration of .uch a ro·
Reques t from Hurwitz, tenod; cbe prote~t ·"' the questwouklopon up a "Pan-
Hurwitz &. Remer, attorneys plaaauaa conn_ .•usoaer_a, don.'a box" of requeats fot Hinshaw, 318 .~polena Ave.,
Balboa Island.
Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs.
Witte, 974 Victoria
Friclay, Feb, 24 f-Mr --• •~, C R Rut wb d I ..... • .. ""' ~ • • • • 0t aro eoa.a1 enaa ea1a· bucbteriaa oa public bea-Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Ronald tenbach, for ntenaion of a talioa &o •
Kurt Guptill, 160S Coriander ~r., use permit lor on1ale beer portDit nqa.ue a uae chos. ~t., Coot• Me o 1• for IDOt.Ofcycle e .~pproved the reconwnen• at 2000 'II . Balboa Blvd., ren&ala. da • ~ non-<:ommun ist nations, as Costa Mesa. Q;rl _ Mr. and Mn. Noel Central Newport. tioo "' uamc enaineor
well u the .... merican public Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Bany Selby~ele, 3308 Seaview • ~od fit1t readina Bob Jatree to establish
who sometirn'es seem to be Von Hcmert, 2969 Catalpa Ave ., Corona dol Mar. PAUL WOLD 49 OP ~ Otdhumce 1201, which atop aians at Muperite
"too damn dumb to under· St, East Bluff. Girl -Mr. and Mr•. Edward W!ST Mn..O.T DtiS would aet tedlacb Yatyina .An., Corona del Mar, re•
1tand" the possible peril Girt -Mr. and Mn. Josc!ph Bo•ton, 2206 Rutaers Or., Paul Wold, 49, of 124 456 from 6 tMt &o 1.2 feet oa. 21 quirina all traltic on .Sth
l thi• "bridac buildina" pre· Zappia, 224Y.a Marauerite Costa Mesa. St., Wett Newport, died lott 011 Quiet ~·· Sand-·An. to stop before enterina
,..) sent• to our country. Ave., Corona del Mar. Boy _ Mr. and Mrs. Konrad Sunday, Feb. 19, a& bit c1u~-Dr. MdLo kTidallor W
1
a,. « crouina Marperite.
The proponents of lbe frau-Wed ... atla,, Pall. 22 'Witt. 2919 Paper Lane, home:. The caue cA de ada • ... DeW a n ~ · • AUiharizad extent ion ~
du\ent Consula.r Trea.ty of· Boy -Mr. and Mrs. !)avid Back Bay. ia under in•eatiption by _.., ia Rubor View Hill1 •. lhe leaae alfOemert& whb
fer the ir half-ftettted de· Wina, 3042 Country Club ~irl -Mr. and Mu. !)avid che COJOner•s office. lal...S ol Sth .-\••· A pablic the Balboa A.aalina Club tor
fense of it by nue1ti .. a Dt.,_Cotta·Meu. Day, 2978 M:ilbro St., Costa .He waa bom ia Pa11deu llaariaa •• ut for March 'die beldqu•t.rl bu.ild.inaoo
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HOLLYWOOD STAR Bonita Granville, wife of Jaclc
Wrather, own·er of th~ Balboa Bay Club, introduces
Pe!I!IY Mann, 8, of Santa Ana, and Gary Schutt, 5, of
westminster, who have been chosen as Easter Seal
girl and boy lor Orange County's 1%7 lund-raising
drive, wf>lch will conclude March 21>. Peggy Is a pa-
llenl at tile Easttr Seal Reflobllilation Center In
Or~~tte, rectlvlng treatment for rheumatoid at1htlt1s.
Gory suffend • cortbrli vascular stiOI<e In Febnmy,
1-Mrs. W11tlltr and octor Allltt Devine, resident of
ll_.t liNch, .,. -IIY co-chalm~en of the co~
1r EasU. SUI lund clrlvt. (Torry Boris plloJo.l
that we could add an adcli.. Girl -Mr. and Mrs. RObert Mesa. ·and had-lifed.. ia ()nap 13. ~ __ . the beayfront, on A St. in
Uonal COQsuiAJ office in Mi1am. 1600 Kent Lane, ......
1
county 10 Yt•a. He W • A:PPI'O'ed Riit n.Uaa-811\toa;'w1dl th·t-.ddidon-or-
enomy territory. Ia h worth Weatc:Uff. Ei rJae IJibfel bMn an inaaruct .. w • ...a ol Onllu.ce 1209, wlticb a OM-year cancellation
the price of hnina these ao, -Mr. &ad Mra . La... ro~ · fot the Pitts,._.,,, ...W eetaltrUU • PI'OC*IIn ole••·
uainod secret apnta ron• nance Taylor, 111--B Del SwYi•ora h•ci..S. Ida far fteMDi ..... e.,...6oa e Apprcwed the hart.or
nina rampant whb diploma· Mar Aft., Coata Mesa. Por 1 am aot ashamed of motber, Byrd YoW;lelt._., ~ .. .,.hi aut Gf ... oil)' ,_..t appHcatiaa for ...,
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A RST SECTIOII --P ... 3
THURSilAY, MARCH 2, 1967
COAOIIA DEl liAR, CAU F.
.e e .p ~l1Af!.-90 8S ?.~p~~'S.::,~~:
Wblle uabehevable aunny Hlahlanda~ Pauline Meuioa Tucaoo. open aolf touma· ; !::. the ~tyo;:t';
• • •
akiet cov•~ ow &own, ol Newport Beach, Pea ment.
Jaaet and Dick J ordan of Landen or the Peninsula
Balboa Ia land and thei r l and Carroll Beet or Balboa
children, Jenifer, Richard lltand.
and Atliton, found the
Anyone for a pup? ? 1
Sprinaer spaniel Sabrina
weather not 10 inVl tlnJ
when they apent the week·
end in Palm SprinJJ. • • •
Marcia Mae Bent• and her
mother, Muy .~nn March,
both of Balboa Penintula,
are enjoyina a few day•
"tpa'"!na•• down San Dieao
way. • • •
Over the weekend when
the Meu Verde Tennis
C lub met with the Penin·
aula Point' Tennit Club,
they were soundly beaten
18 to 7. Some of those on
th e Peninsula winnina in
their matches were !lick
Wals h, Harriett 'Gonawer,
Barbara Clark, MariaSpeirJ,
Matae Sevitz, Edie and
John Meaus and Bill Harvey. • • •
Maraaret and Lloyd Pia van
of Balboa Peninsula have
enouah to talk aOOut for the
res t of their lives. They
have just returned from a
round the wo rld trip. • • •
New officers wi II be e lected
come March 21st at the
annual meetina of the
Assistance League.
• • • Cole• worthy or Harbor
Picnickina and hikina out Hi&hland• produced not two
and enjoy ina the wonden of or 1 ix ... bu t ten' ofraprina.
Modjeak&• Canyon over the • • •
weekend ... Ellen and Bob And did th ey have a aood
Wilcox and younas ters Jeff, time!. .Hazel Jones,
Jamu and John, and Betty Sventon. Char Smi th
!lonell and 'NJII y Koch and and Andrea Jones, all of
dauahter, Kathy. Ba lboa Penins ula ... at the
• 14th' 'd./ . Sandpiper in Palm ')esert ..... we .... na ann1ver-1 . .th , B bs d B b re ax•na ... WI some tennu
•ary_. · a an ° at the Shadow Mountain Hav1ken of ~alboa Island Tennis C lub.
celebrated with friends • • •
Nan cy and Charlie Plows of The Homeow ners• Asso-
Tustin . .over cracked · , c1ation of Irvine Terrace
crab. But they aren t will &ive their aMual dinner
s toppina in Tustin. · .they dance at the Irvine Coas t
leave Suncjay on a Cari~ Countiy Ciub on March 16th. bean crui se. • • •
• • • Kathy Schubin took time
'Jolf enthusiast Marilyn from her husband and their
Fisher of Back Bay and her egg ranch in Placerville to
son Robert spent last visit with her parents, Bruce
weekend in Tucson going and Lloyd Flowers of Bay·
from peen to green at the cre st.
St. Pat fete Mar. 14
' COLD FEET • • • 7
A aener:ation aao some people thought rubbina the
soles of the feet with &rease would ward oft" a head
cold. Today, we know better. Adequate rest and a
well-bala.nced Wet ao a lona way toward preventina
colds. But, some~ even the best precautions
aren't &ood enough. When you are ill-whether you
have a cold or somethina more serious-effective
medications are important. They can bet~ ditrerenoe
between pain or comfort ... slow or fast recovery,
Let your physician decide the remedies you need.
lben come to us for the prescribed medication.
Christensen
liZ I E. COAST IIWY .. ooao•A DEL MD
omou:: J .2550 Mi llie Niedecker of ~arbor
Island, presiding.
• • •
Reservations are now being Raymond wood. Mode Is are
accepted for the St. Patrick Mrs. George Fox, Mrs . ':irae·
buffet luncheon, style show me Smith, Mrs. Gordon Kos-
and card party sponsored by ter, Mrs. C.E. Kelley, \1r s.
the Coast Women's Club of Sarah Rollison and Miss
Corona del Mar Ma rch 14 at Ade le Brady. Mrs. Orville
the Balboa Pavilion restau· Mithoff will play musical
rant upstairs party room at bb~ac~k~gr~o~u~n~d~·======::J!§~~~~~;;;,;;;,;;;,~;;;,~;;;;;~'::'::'::'::'::'::'::~ 11 :30 a.m. r
_j} :J,,aJure ')ecorations will be 1n
green and gold for St. Pat-
rick. Brjdge , canasta and
other games will be played
in the afternoon. MAMCY WELLS
GOOD CITIZEN AWARDS werP. presented
to 4 Harbor Area girls representing the 4
local high schools at a tea held last
Thursday at the home of Mrs. William E.
Fisher in Sho re Cliffs by the William Ca-
bell Chapter of· the Daughters of the
American Revolution . All 4 winners are
members of the American Field Serv ice
and Californ ia Scholarship Federation.
OianedeiF'orest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas de Forest, 1437 Se re nade Ter.,
Irvine Terrace, was named district win·
ner. She is editor-in-chief of the Co rona
del Mar High School paper, wh ich has
won the National Press Assn. gold star.
'Jretchen Barnes and
Carmelita Vincent of Corona
del Mar, ~ris ~iehl of
Shore Cliffs, Carol ine
JOHANNA SZABO ·· ')ickey, who live s on Sa I·
Mrs. Paul Griesser, 310 Victoria St., boa Island, and ~ary ~ick·
. . son oCNewport He1ah ts were ~osta Mesa, served as J~n1o r representa-h~tesses at the oraaniza·
tlve to the student council at Costa Mesa tiona! party Jiven for the
High, Nancy Well s, daughter of Mr. and Old Timers ... a Historical
Mrs. Donald D. Well s, 1200 Kings Rd., Society of the future on
Cliff Haven, is senior class secretary Tuesday nigh t. Headi na the
and student congress rep resentative at organizational meetin& was
Joe Hamblet of Newport Harbor High. Johanna Szabo, daugh ter of Heiahts . The endeavor is
Mr. and Mrs . Fred Szabo, 2q47 Pemba sponsored by the Friends of
Or., Costa Me sa, has served as AFS pre-the Library and old timers
s.ideot for 3 years. She is semi-finalist who ha.ve somethina to tell
for the Americans Abroad program and should aet hold of members
last year completed the "lnternationa! of the conmittee ... Shirley
Ferienkurse" at the University of Inns-Humann of Harbor Hiahlands,
bruck in Les Steffenson of Cameo
Mne M.lfie Griesser, daughter of Mt· .and .1 r ...
Fteedoiri shrine presented,
~ The Exchange Club or ments of surrender of World
Corona del Mar presented a '»'ar II.
fr eedom shrine of histori c al The program was begun
documents to Harbor Epis• in 1949, following the sue•
cop&\ School in Corona del cess of the Freedom Train.
Mar durin& the ch apel ser· which toured the country
vice last Thurtday. displaYing the oriai nal'(locu•
Albert Dun lap, Exchanae
president,/ and Bob Turner,
p&s t district aovernor, par·
ticipa ted in the ceremony.
Carl Ke a ley, president of
the Corona del Mar Chamber
ments of U.S. history. To-
day nearly 3,000 freedom
shrines are on View in U.S.
and Puerio Rico, the gj fts of
Exchange Clubs to their
comm unities.
of Comme rce, represented MR. PETERSON ILL
\trs. Ray Niels en, presi-
dent of the club, says the
club theme for the month of
March wi II be "\tarch for
Members " and each membe r
is asked to gel a new mem-
ber .
Proceeds from the benefit
wi II be set aside to send 2
underpriVileged girls from
hiah schools in the Harbor
.'\rea for leadership liaining
and vacation at Idyllwild
Institute-Fiesta th is coming
PRICES I SALE the loca l merchants, whose Robert D. Peterson Sr., of
donati on• to the flaa proiram 426 Marauerite Ave ., Corona
for Coast Hwy. provided del Mar, is slowly rec:over-
fundt for the purchase of ina rrom a lona sie ae of
the rreedom shrine. nu plus s e veral relapau EVERY THING MUST GO Ill
The shrine consists of this winter. The i llne u hu
28 reproductions of his tori· kept him sparodica lly · from
c a ldocuments,from the May-his managerial and int.edor1
nower compact of the Pi!· decoratin·a duties at
arim fathers to the insuu-port Furniture Co.
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CORONA
STEVE LEECH, No. 31, Corona del Mar's sensational
sophomore, scores on a 2·handcd lay-up in the Sea
Kings ' 66 to 46 C!F victory over Bishop Montgomery
last Friday night.
COM WinS 2 • CIF •
By Mike Leech
Co rona del \tar, the da.rk
horse in the CIF play~ffs,
advanced tn the 3rJ round l,f
the Class Double·A con·
tests with a pai r of surprit-
mg victories Friday anJ
Tu esda~.
Yule left off and pumped in
16 poin ts in the 2nd half.
Yule playing probably his
bes t game of U1e year, had
H p0 ints and 10 rebounds
fur th e night.
Tuesday night on the home
court, the Sea Kings had
thei r wo rk cut ou t for them,
especiallr Yule, who was
matched against Alemany's
6'6" whiz Doug Rex. Yule
did a great JOb,however, as
Corona dov.ned the Indians
58··H in a hard fought con·
In Frida} night's clash,
Bill Bloom's Sea Kings tra·
veled to Torran ce to take
on the Camino Real champs,
Bishop \lontgomery. The
Knights, rated 5th in the
final CIF poll, we re expect·
ed tol defe at the \ess·classy
Kings by to. But Corona
made shambles o f that pre·
diction {and Bishop \·l11n tgn·
men.·) bv wiling to a some ~ ., . ' what easy 66·-'6 v1ctory.
The \5\)\) fans saw both
teams Ji splay a fas t mo ving
running attack, with CD\1
uut·pl ay.ing t.he ~iglus in
t!\'ery phaso: of the game .
Co ron a took an earl) 3-{)lead
and ne ver lo!>t i l, posting a
te s t.
AltJm ugh th e score might
not indi cate it. the game
was a tight duel from th e
very start. Co rona jumped to
13·W fi rst quarter lead and
looked as if tl1e y would run
right over the s loppy·look·
ing Indians o f the Santa Fe
·League.
The CD\1 ddense again
riddled th~ Al emany offense
in th e second s tanza as the
High hopes for fraclc squad
ly InK• 01... Pethipt tho biue• l event
Co.ch Floyd Strain has for tho boya it the diatrict
hiah hopes for the Batancia meet, to be held on March
uack aquad this you as J. U will bo in tho evenina
!hey-have been workin,-out ··and it· wilf pit the but of
·with anticipation of a tona the di ttrict aaainst each
hard fiaht for the Leaau. order to establish both lndi-
oYerall tt.am obamp. Corn--
pilition will be ht~ at all
lht level•, A, 8, C.
....... , ... cw.
loroloko ....... t
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1 with many hours or hard lr---------------------· Coil DUIIt
PIJIT SICTION, PAOI .. -THUIISDAY, NA"C.H 2, 1917 work.
"a...;.;...;...;.;.;.;...J;...":....:........;....;..._.;..•....;.d:.....;,_;,.J so far this yea< there haa A DOUBLE CHECKED Ucs, lllers tie up been 00 outside competition w,-for the boys as they have
The Eastern Conference
race remained all tied up
as Oranae Coast College
easily defeated Chaffey
Tuesday night, 113 to 1S ,
and ~iverside won over
Fullerton.. LOt to 93 .
The Pirates and Tigers
arc all even at 14·1. OCC
has to get past tough Ful·
lerton this Saturday evening,
while Riverside s hould have
an easy time of it Friday
niaht at Chaffey.
Tom Read with 20 poi nts
and J ohn Vallely with 14
led the Pirates to victory
Tuesday. Vallely is the top
scorer for the season with
580 poin ts , fo llowed by
Read with 480.
The Pi rates ma de a ga llant
bid to wrap it a ll up Friday
night at Riverside, but fell
a point short, 92....1}1. Vallely
turned in hi s greates t game,
scoring 39 points and haul·
in 14 rebounds.
OCC led Sl to Sl at the been merely in the training
haiL The Tigers aained the phase. This proaram has
lead 66 to 63 as the 2nd been integrated with Coach
half s tarted. OCC took it Strain's Saturday afternoon
back, 75 to 73 . Riverside track meets for the whole
again reverseiJ. it, 81 to 79. city. This has given the
The' Tigers made it 88 ·83 boys a chance to act in extra
on a dri ve by Bob Ferrell. practice.
Tom Hayes increa sed it to Coach Strain held an in·
9~8) before the Sues came tramunl inter•squad meet
ligh li ng back. Tom Read to establis h ,vt!.O is first
drove for 9~85. Vallely man in each event. In the
added 2 on a tip~n· Ed varsity division the results
Babiuch pumped in a jumper came out like this: Les
for 92.S9. Read drove for Bland and Mike McClaskey
92·91 at th e closina buzzer. are top with times or 10.6
8UC SWIMMERS 4TH and 10.7 re s pe ctively .ln the
Oranae Coast College discus, Larry Yard stood out
swimme rs took -Hh out of a wi th tosses up to 134 feet,
top ri e ld of II Saturday in and he could quite possibly
the "Joldcoast Invi tational get it out to 175 feet this
at Santa Barbara. OCC dis· ye ar. This would put him in
tance swimme r Fr.ink the s tate meet, and he is
Warner set a new mee t only 1 s years old.
record in the 1650 free·
s tyle when he covered the In the varsity mile Joe
dis tan ce in 18:01.9, topping Uodnar is trimminj down to
the old mark of 18:50.3 . shape as he is runnina the
Eagles face Loara nine mile in a sw1 ft 5:05. Hold·
ing down the ship at var·
si ty hurdles is senior Bill
Schilling, who IS going
both highs and lows. 8y Rick Roth The s eniorless pitching
Estancia's e ver•improving s taff welcome s back. Tom
horsehiders take to the road Morrison, ')ave Smi th, and
next Tue sday to meet the \1ike La~ue, with Bowen
'iaxons of Loara, a·s they and Los eth also ticketed
prepare for the rugged It· for mound duty.
vine wars.
With two scrimmages and
one practice game behind
them, head coach Ed Wyn-
koop is still remaining opti·
mistic tow ard ihe Eagles'
·le ague title aspirations.
Wynkoop is we lcoming back
bas ically the same s tarting
nine he went with last year:
ccrcaptain Ste ve Thompson
behind the plate; a rock.·
solid infield of Bill Bowen
at first, Chuck Perry at 2nd,
Orvie \\orris a t 3rd, and co--
captain Tom Scott at short,
Tom Swiss in le{t. ·
Chuck Loseth in center, and
Larry Snider in right handle
the ou tfield chore s.
Perhaps the bigge s t stand·
out of all is senior Les
Bland in the 100, the broad
jump and his speciality , the
pole va ult. :te ha s c leared
I 3 feet, which was his sea·
s on's be s t for las t year. t.te
hopes to take the CIF in
pole vaulting and if all goes
well he might turn out to be
firs t--ever CIF
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"We've sot basically the
same club we had last year,
but we 're a year o lder and
s u onger," commented Wyn-
koop. "We 're also re ally
starting to sti ng the ball.
'lur hining has improved 16-hJ first quarter ad\·an tag~: t\in gs I.U{Jk a com fortable 1 "
behinJ t.h e fin e a11-around "~3-16 half li me lead. J ohn ~~,e~:r r h th Newcomers figuring
mi nently in 'Nynkoop's \'~~~~~~~:~;~Gar)' Bane~~-'i'eonin et ·did rrlait Or the .. -~ 0 pun_c was e • ·• lll'i4,· KniP,ts '¥in t . blilli........_.., nw.~ (a;t~ awtbuted to ~
vely the same icor~:d " 7 ~int~ -~na PiaYe~sl~s dtamal 3·11 l_eague
\nclude catcher R;ch•or4
Curiel, 3rd bueman
The new
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• , •• 9D "' 1900" ·i·~~
..... 110 ft. lbs • 2600 lp!R
• nvisn 10-as 111p~ • n~tttM bills
lft4 C«Nf1 hh I SDOflklr • stlf·
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CORONA
kind of teams, quick and outstanding defense. showm& last year, wah •n
pressing, with un e e .t cep-overall team average of un·
Pratt, outfielders \fike lbey
and Tom Bullard, and pi t·
cher Chris Thompson. But th e Indians c ame out Lion -Corona's 6'7" cen ter der .200.
John Yule. The big pos t man on Uu:~ warpath in t.h e second
half and within _: minutes literally to re apart the Bi sh· had wittled Coron a's 1 poin t op \lontgomery defenses as lead into1 a 13·.:!3 deadlock. he led his mates to a B-.:7
halfti me lead over th e high· Alemany ended up outscori ng
CD\1 JJ.IJ in th e Jrd quar· ly rated Kni ghts. Big J<~hn ter as tum-overs hun th e accounted for 16 fll'in ts an d Sea Kin gs immensely. 3 '"h""d ~ in the "X''I t•"g .. uu " " ... '" " -n,e ball hawk ing of Mor· fir s t half.
·me Sea Km gs b111ke it
wide o ren in U1e secnnJ
half, thank s to Bi shop \h~mt·
gomery fouls. Corona was
awarded 25 free throws and
conn ected on 17 of them ttl
Utm the fairl y close game
into a r11Ute. The Sea K 1ng~·
pres<;uring defense helJ the
Knights to a me re .l polints
in the thi rd quarter v.h 1le
their effecti ve uffen~e sent·
ed I,).
Yul e and Steve: Lee~.:h
combined to donoin ate the
backboards as the K1ngs
outscored t11c 1r npponent
B·IS 1n th e final stanza to
win the big one going awa}_'
Leech, Corona's priz,;
sophomore , took up whe r ~
LEGAL NOTICE -----------
\OTICF 1"0 f.IH.IJJT{Ifh
ri :!!Se t hdred Curona build
ur thei r 7 point lead again
in the final s tanza. But once
again, the Indians put on a
scoring spun anJ cut the
defi ci t lfl I ""ith 3 minute s
rem aining. Ri g J nhn Yule
hi t a cuurle o f key field
gf•als an d J im Kindelon sank
-' free throws to pull the
game out o f the fire for
Bill Bhl{Jm's JUbilant Sea
King~.
l·ree thruws turned nut to
be the big story again as
CO\\ hit 15 of IJ gratis
to~!!te s in th e li nal half.
\lurri sset played one o f
his best games fnr the win-
ners. lie had 13 points, 7
rebounds, and 5 in tercep-
ti nn :s.
Thi s Friday evening COM
play s San Marcos, 6~·9
winner over San Luis Obis·
'po Tuesday night,
Point for CIF prelims
By 8tuce :lixon
The swim team of Estan·
cia's will face off agains t
the Vaqueros of Rancho -\Ia·
mitos this Friday afternoon
in the Estancia tank for a
practice season dual mee t.
Coach Les Cutler points
out that the only meet that
is important is the ClF pre·
liminary meet.
">\II meets up to then are
merely used a s time trials
and reatly do not me an more
than that," he says. "Swim·
ming is set up in such a
way that a II the marbles
ride in the CIF meet.
"In order to d o well in
thi s meet, I train the boys
all season with only thi s
in mind. They work out in
the mornings before a dual
meet and after the meet we
hold a regular practice. All
dual meets do is furnish a
conti nuing record of the
progress that the indivi·
d uals arc making."
In the CIF re lays held 3
weeks ago, the team's
strength was set in the
Bees, aOd it paid off as the
team took Jrd.
Leading all the squads
was the 200 medley wi
'1ave ')egrasse, Jack Rossi,
Steve Ow en, and Russ
son as anchor ma n.
In the '::s tancia relays
teams) held 2 weeks
the Eagles took 3rd in
sity, 3rd in Cees and 5th
Bee s.
OCC GOLFERS WIN
Orange Coast College
golfers ran thei r ~astern
Conference record to 2..()
Friday with a JD-6 win over
Chaffey at Rancho Verde .
Bi II Schmid of OCC took
medalis t honors with a 71.
NAYLOR WINS TITLE
Ray Naylor, Orange ~<>a~ll
College 1 71""J))under,
hi s way through a
field to capture the E as
Conference wrestling
at Fullerton last weeken,d.
OCC finished seve nth.
"-I Pt:IHOH Ull" liT m I"IH.
ST\Tt: OF C,\I.JFOII\1·\ ron
ru~:.cot 'n or on\\f.F
\r •. \· c.td \l
f..< tal" of \1 \Ill~ ~:r.rl'. \·
BETH BOHCI! \IIO ... I~u kno""n
..t"" \HRI~~ F:. HOII CII ·\R D,
U••r !"a.,etl.
C o · A S T S U P E R M A 'R l< E T
3347 E. COAST HIGHWAY CORONA OEL MAR 673.3510
ZEN FOOD$ Open 9 to 6:3> Oany-Ciasod Suodays PRODUCE SPECIALS
CALIFORNIA HAVEL 9'r,(· 10 lbs. .J
Bmssell
\OTir.t: IS HER~:IlY f:l\'['
lo thr cretlitor,. of th~ ahov,.
namrd dccedrnl thai r.ll fiN·
son., havinp: r laim .. a!ol";tin!il th<'
sa i•l d .. redl'o\ <tr<' rl'qui r~•l lo
fiJ.: 1h r rn • ..-ith tho' fli'Cf'!i!HIT}"
vour hers, in thr oHi r r o f
th e rlerk tl f th,. Bbov,. en•
titled court, or to prc!lent
th rm, with the necCM!IOry
vouchers, to the uodeTI\Iign,.d al l
3355 \'ia Lido, Suite 209,
Newport !leach, Califomia
which h1 th e pl&ce of bu!!lirte!l~
or th('" under!ligned in oll 111111• '"''!< pt!Tiaininji! to the estat~ of
81tid decedenl, within !1[:.
monthl'l after the (iTI\It publiCI&•
tiun of thi t~ notice,
11 FLAT CAM BUTTERNUT 21]1c CoHee
O•ted 27, 1967
1 Time 2 Times J .Times
20 word• or les 1 .. 1.50 2.5() 3.00
21 words to 30 words 2.00 !.00 4.00
31 words to 40 words 3.00 4.00 5.00
Each word over 40 words .. . 05 .10 .15
20% OFF FOR CASH WITH ORD.ER
":\flos llu of 0Pcrit"
Edgar 8 und}'-Hardback
Papr_rba ck., Sl.
Order fto"'~
Alllorfuft O,inln .....
193-4 Ho.,.._r lh4.
C.•tellteH6-46~
• ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 COLLECTORS atten·
Li on! Larae inventory U.S.
coins ·bought & sold ·in·
vestment service • large
buy boards. COIS MART,
1808 Newport , Cos ta \!esa.
Closed Sundays and \ion•
da,,..u,~oll-7 other days,
• 11-9.
IAUAII IAIIITI
Whaler
Squall with or without
sai Is. 11 3·244--8128.
ARTIST fo' CARTOONS .
Call 646·5383.
CASI-1 for your garage items.
BOOKS, too l s, hous ewares
needed for.Qu"r dai ly gar·
age sale. 646·1§75 , To--
Winkle l-Iar d ware, Costa
Mesa.
PUBLICATION typina -~
ed. Have vari·typeri' hOf!JF
liner. Over 60 -t)'pe .(..:"a.t,
Call 6?1·1507 o0 6?~,0050.
Aak for Fran. :, ..
......,.v,.ro..tor
'"'·Soi!H~-· CoiiD~550
I
I
GOI-M. PIIIGUIOII
OP CIIITA ..... DIU
Oordco! "'"" Ptr ....... !136 Bt1111U4a !>r •• Cotla
Mtaa, died Salurda,,· Feb.
U, in a Newport Batch
convaletcen1 hom. at •••
U. Ha waa a ratJrod ulf
employed au 1taUon o'"ora··l
tor.
Mr. Ferp.aon waa born In
Jatper, Ari1001, oa Jan.
31," 1819, and moved t.o tho
Harbor .(rea 6 yeart qo.
He waa a put Matonic
master and a membor for SO
ye ars.
Muonic services were
held Tucaday, Feb. 21, in
Brigs Memorial Chapel,
Tueaon, 4.Jizona. lntermcnt
waa at E verareon Comotery
in Tucson. 'Noatclirf Mor-
tUary in Costa Men waa
the forwardina director.
---·----------NOTICE Of PUDUC HEARING
NO'nCE IS IIEREBY GIVEN
that the C ity Cound l of the
City o f Newport Buch will
hold a public heariDIS reAardins
Ordio11nc e No. 1208, bein ~~:, an
ordinance of the City of New-
port Be.ch e•tabliahinA set--
bad. linra aod amending Oia-
trlc t _Mnp§ ~o!ll , 32 11nd 5 1,
Jllanoung CommiiiMion Am end-
ment No , 230 wh ich propo1e"
tn amend subjec t dhHrictinlll
map~"< in order to l'~l11hli11h t~,C I
baeks va rying in de pth from 6
feet to 12 fl'rt on twenty-one
lotJII i n Trac t 6 221:1 on s tri'Ct>!i
kn own •~" Qui,.t Covl', Sand-
caatJ ,. Urive und Tillf'r W11 y,
Corona rll'l Ma r, Newport
Re11 ch.
NOTICE: IS II E HEBY ~T R-
TH f.R GIVF:N th at th,. Aaid
publit-h,.a rin,llt w ill tHo hl'lrl 011
th e 13th da y of March , 1967, 111
the hour of 7:30 p.m. in the
Couu:il Chambo-rs of th .. City
lla\1 of th,. City of ~ewport
Ueach, C.a lifom ia, 111 whir h
time an d pla r l' any 11nd 11ll
per'<ons iote r,.oc tf'd rnay app .. ar
and br heard th f'rron.
Lau ra l.a ~io"
City CJ.,rk
City o f N"wport Heach
PuhliKh: Ma rch 21 l9fl 7, in
The Newport lhrbor En11 ign
~POR T . ·
l3 . ACAOEMY
, AWARO
HOMINATIOIIS
HEST PICllJRE
BEST ACTOR-
Richard Borton
BEST ACTRESS -
,.-.lili.MM&h Taylor
SUPPOI\TING ROLE -
· Georie' Seaaf
SUPPORTING RO LE-
Sandy Denni a
BEST DIRECTOR -
Mike Nichola
--..--.~011 EDWARD ALBEE'S
EXCLUSIV!
$HOWING
Nlolotl, ot 7• I. 9:30
Mot. $ot. I. S... 2, I. 4130 .
... , .. ,." ........ $2.
' ·~llf HMIIiR fiiiGII liiiiiiSOAY.IIARCII 2. 1967
_A....;IIST.;..'....;Sl.;..C11011c...::.::_-_-.;..,::lll:.:l:.__CXIIIDIIA DEl liAR, CAll F. Newpot1 l11ch •••
IV! Million .
Mar '67, . .
3 $ Inventory
of OHice Owned Properties
Land
Acre Lot, Hila area, Hawaii .......................................................... S
R-1 Lot, PalmJ Springs Panorama ................................................ ..
30 Potential Oceon-View lots, Laguna ........................................ ..
2 plus acres, Gorden Grove comer .......................................... Sq. ft.
90 acres, Yucca Valley ......................................... ,. ............... .per oc.
'
lnco111e
1.500
5.9-«l
4.000 ...
.7S¢
1,000
30 Units w/Pool, Monrovia near 19th, O.L................ ............... 295,000
60 Un ils w/Pool 14·4 unit bldgs) near Hoog Ho119. NB ................ 9.000unit
90 Unit Mobile Pork (under const.)................................................ 1,400unit
8 Commerciol Bldgs., Newport Blvd ............... 69.500 to 125.000 each
Balboa Commercial Comer, Ocean Front ........ ...... .................... .... 40,000
2 Coast Highway Properties. Laguna.......................................... 69.500
Palm Springs eo,.,merciol Corner.................................................. .160,000
Home
Ho•bo• Highlands. 3 bdnn., 2 bo., ho,dwood floo<S ..................... . 26.500
42.500
69 ,500
24.500
Three Arch Bay, Ocean View (under canst.) ............................... .
Irvine Cove, 4 bdrms., W/Pool ..................................................... .
Bu.-.a Park, downtown House w/Guest House .... ···········-·--··----··
(TRADES I. BROKER CO-OPERATION INVITED)
6~ 1675 6~·1676 Half Century in Harbor Area
JOHN VOGEL & ASSOCIATES ' .
III!Al.lOIIS AND IUILDeiiS
400 M.IWPOIT IL~O.. MIWPOIT 11/iOIIII I· IDS ANYTIMI
45525 FLORIDA HEMET. CALIFORNIA
Home +++ Apt.
J bedroom home -hardwoo d n oon, c arpet.
dupes. PLUS very nice aepua te one bed-
rooa .Pt. ~arae-1t1d0'. J'~cer aanatf Choice'
Eaauide locetion. CM.
$25,000
Very best or tenns
Deluxe Duplex
one or the very best in Co ata Mesa, carpets,
drapes, hardwood n oo n, lovely pati o, JU•
aaca.
Beu or tenna financina by owner .
$32,000
Wells-M~rdle Realron ... ~ .... -... -. ..,
Ull-17:1' c-10-
,,
•
J••l .,f;JiwJ
SLor•6
larae enter-
area -dui p~
ed ror minimum upkeep.
$12.500
• • • • •
Must sell now
E1tat e Sale hom e w/
pool on 45' lot. Spe-
cial. 146,500.
B,.,... .. t
f<.-fto,..~
67$.2723
!J55 VIA LIDO.
M llii'OIT IIAOI
FwiHfYalue
SU 1444 SanUap on lee Land.
4, BR + l>en + fam.~
Room. 3 Mthl, 3300 .,q fl .
s,:.uM UW entry, biiDdaome
carved door. .~. llltchell.
3 CW' ....... ()pell t.ou.e
S..tl .... ~~ p~.
C..tl .... aly
Owner will ~ u after
from .-..ntlal buyer 11 __ .......
~~MCious 4 BR home at 1Gl
DotoiJir ,_, """' -1-5 .PM S.tl SUn·
Ro)' J. Ward CD. MS-4221
BII:IIPX..
BII:AL II:BTATII:
Dl THE ·IUCN
Balboa Island boy-f•ont home In '119it·n·
polish', condition. 3 BR and Fcimily Room
PLUS. Sweeping view of boy and channel.
Compleltly furn ished. Coli to see. JUST s 114.000
lEST IUY!
COM C.UPLEX ... front un it 2 BR. fully cor·
peted, secluded covered patio; rear un if
with huge living room ... lovely view. Just
listed ... owner READY! LOW . LOW: S37.100
ATTEKTIOI!
We have a number of fine homes in Cameo
Highlands, Ha rbor View Hills and Cameo
Shores. Eoch.with VIEW of OCEAN . 3, 4.
and S Bedrooms. Prices range from $43,000
to $75,000 .. Each is worthy of your careful
inspection. See them at our OPEN HOUSES
each week-end
SEMPLE REAL ESTATE
2515 E. C.ost Hwy ., C.II'Ofte HI Mor
675-2101
Bargain X
IELL KEPT -2 IEDROOII HOllE 01 II FT.
LOT -ZOIE 1·1-lEU CITY LIIIIAIY &
SIIOPPIIG.
'
JUSl A ILOCK TO THE lAY & OCEAI
ftEDUCED TO SU,tM
lUFF SAID!
lETTER SEE!!
THE CALLISON CO.
EXOIAHGE COUNSELORS
2111 MEIPDIT MEIPORT lEACH
PIIOIE llf··l
:Jo, tL, ofurur~ m;,.J.J
Bi\YFRONT LIVI NG IN n i E BEiiUTIFUL.
\lSTi( OEL UOO
[\'CI) ron vcn tcn cc for rcstdcnts .... boar slips,
lanai cnlcrt:unm~ area, pool
vtf:W OF ll'i\TER FROM illl. i\Pi\RTMF.:>TS
}\panmcnts ~wadable from $26,500
El cgaruly fumt shc4 penthouse tn_cludtn g an trea-
sures and boat. 60' terrace ... $130,000
Rr::ALTOR I
Jlot ... ., • .,11M., .... ,. • ., ... ---1 J.4JSO
•••• 673-*
17JO •• C...t "'-.....,... .....
1/1
F;xer Upper
& ••••
c:MdM-. but attrvtiw 2 bdnn.
home on fi'CW!t of ~ PLUS
l1 ~ ,.., 2 t*m. .... O¥el"
~aragr. A1.90 a ShJd,o A.?(.
()ft ~ paiAD-~
SUIXI lor qu6dt .ue. s:L,t..O.
Lot-a~ at ru 1'...0... :
Corona det ...,. ~
& SUN-1 to S P.ll.
Eves:~ .., • I••• iMI!y Inc.
""' E. Cout ....,.., 0111
NORTH TUSTI~ "CHANNEL REEF" -AP
LovelY, custt.lluilt 3 ···••-, 2 kth.. v.,., ,.. ... d.. "" .. ""'' h_, ...... '"'· ;.. """' c.., -'•"" loocta of .... ...,d p•ellne,
-~ -. -Corot11 dol 11or -cautariila
Loc. - -CIM 11 Nupci11 a.--
-IUY-. ~••••-
141 ... -... $JII .... .. '
.. ... Island Costl Mesa
Lido lsi. c-••I Mlr
'
Oc•a" :J,.o,. I
Ba/toa p.,;,..,./a Poinl
2 bedroom-2 both, living room, fam ily room,
l~porote laundry and util i ty room, 2 foJ'c •d
Olt fumoc e1, bu ilt-in kitchen. All fum i 1h -
ing1 and decoration by J.H . B i ggar~. A•~
ing pri c e $83,500. O"'ner will corry fi rst TO
at 6 ~" to qual i fied buyer.
A"' r., IJ• II /1,.;.,,. . day 0o 67:!-6210. (f· 'f/ ' e ves., 673-0834
Jones Realty, Inc.
2001 W. Balboa Blvd .• Newport Boocb
LIBonle,RIIIter
53/4 LOAN
Anyone can as sume this low interest FHA LOAN
with nominal do wn payme nt. Present payme nts or onl y Sl.t.B .OO mo . Includes taxes and insurance.
You'll e njoy th e rear living room 0 \"erl ooking
large covered patio and fenced ya rd. Dini ng area
-carpets and drapes. Large built -in kitc hen with
ea<ing area. A BA RGAIN 0:-. TODA Y"S ~~RKET
at O~LY $21,500. Le t us s ho w vou thi s l ov~l v
home and work out the detaiJ s for vou.
PANORAMIC VIEW
Located in OOV EA SHORES •~ th is Ps th etic
VIEW HOME. Thr ee bedroom s, fonn al DI ~I~G
ROOM (overtooklo..g bay), laq'e ....kilciten wlth
'-fib•'-elecui~JIP9l\Mou \"c\~~-~
er. Over 2400 sq. ft. full y carpet ed~h Ome. Priced
unbeJ ievin.-lv low at only $59,500 with financin.-
availabl e. LAST ONE OF 51 X !:1 'STOlt 1'10/IIES.
Don 't he sitate. C all toda)'·
M.M.La Realtar
' "Yoa&'ll Ub Otu Fritndl~ Sertncl'"
DO I. ll'llo St. !-Ul OUSI C..tt -
!Ltcll"" lot I. 17th St ........ Ctnttrl
Evenints Coli 646-4579 or 646-1050
SITUATED ON TEN ACRES
SPACIOUS 1 I. 2 IEOIIM. APUTMINT5
FROM $140
• Private Patios e Firepb.ees
I POOLS I 18 Hole PutUne Gre.>n
I Regulation TeMis
I S.pante Family Section
I Adj. to Schoolo I< Playground
900 S.. L-CdM MeA"""' -c-Hwy. C~ DIL MAR (7161 67~
Balboa Peninsula Point
170Mi,.,;• -36' h ..... pool. Full, •-otic .ri .. l• oy•-20' • 20' ARTIST'S SllJDtO WITH
NORTH LIGHT.QWftoro .. ..ovr.,· · .. "ToiiVot
h ... .,1c1t ... ..,.~-· m.llll!l ~ .. ., ~•
oH.r to. lhtlr ..,ity.
BOAl.SLIPS AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS
lee. ot t\e a.-•1 Reef enjoy. watOr ftool 't'iew •d coa•-.i•QI of
MGiiq llrlelr bMt at •• ,_t door. (Aieo a c..trH li•i•a "' _., .....
aaliaa •• ..,._._.. , .. .,..iWiili•• of ,.utaieiaa a lup ~)
1\en .. a-.y MY•&aee• of li-ri•a a. .... at a.-el Reef~~
Enjoy beoclo -li¥tftlinthialoewtilwl '-e. 4 ltM-
-• 3 bath· '-ily -• looiltina • 2 II•
,locn·-lter · 2,.tioo· _..., . ._._..c ••• Jll Llll
I" HOM I! U2-5111, '
A _.._of 2 ~.. • ';iiJl!t~~:;ji~XIILl
-to-:;_:::;::;: c . POl Nft ., ... _~@'
--.; ... , .............. ,...."" & .. . -...... w ......... -.. 11 ..... price.
Jones Realty, Inc. ..........................
"101• UWI'II -··-
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.1.....1• • s ...... NE.-oRT HARIOR EIISI THURSD~Y, MARCH 2, (96? ...uiCIIion UnuaY _A':'RS-::r :-sE_cno_M _-~-P-·~' __ oo_lll_N_A_DE_L_MA_R..;.CAL_I_F._ Charles Ogden dies
Dr. •m .... 1111••· P•.. Olouad ••• -.. p, ... Church News tor of •• 1..u•--Otu.rch 21. 1%6. ror tho now cburc:h
or •• ._...... Lulhotlll at 2~00 Pacific View DL, Cenhl Bible Ch•ch 190
O.uch of Amariea, •·· Harbor View Hill t. The firet 23rd SL Costa t.t.~a -
"OU:"c" lha~ a tpecial dedi· .. rvi co was ooac&u:ted on Pu&or ~ary E. Joaot will
catiOft aemce of tho now Oc\. 30, 1~. oo the lth preacb oa .. Power anlimh-
cborch Mri.co will be held •D:i••rtarr of the conar .. 14 •• at the lO:lO a.m. com--
Charles A. Oaden, 1041 ina. Jn&enDIDI ••• at Har·
Otanae AYe., CotLI t.teu, bor R.eu Memorial Patk.
Mrt. Laurence ftlte, who died Friday, Peb. 2•. in Wes&cliff ~tuuy in Cotta
wiUI bet bubud aernd for Lona Beach ll'llmorlal bot-Mesa made the funeral
30 yellfl in edocadonal mit· pital. He was 13 and had arranpmentl.
at ) p.m. thu Suaday, Mar. ptaOD at u moved fl!)fft Ita , . .
$, 2~ PaGific View Drive, fonner loc1tion at 3S45 E. munaon .. ,.,~co dut Sunday.
Cotoaa del Mu. Coatt Hwy., Corona dol Mar. At 7 p.m. h11 meuqo will
The otruciUre, duiped by be hom ~ 16~ cbapler. of
archhoctl Del Lovriora-JO.hua, Ephratm, pt'etllae
Sip.rdton of La MOIA. rc-1nd honor." Tho Bibl~ study
aomble. a Juae ship's hull at 1 p.m. March I Will doal
to humonizc with lhe nauti· with ••Noah, a retponsible
I h fth m ...•• c:a stmosp ere o e area.
A stainless ateel c:rou
ri aes 71 feet at the front of
the church.
SL .\ndrow's Presbyterian
Chwch, 600 St. .\odrew•a
Rd., Cliff Havon -"'One
areat hour of ahuina•• will
be obs:erved this Sunday. A
special offerina will •be
taken (Of the needy in many
parts of the world. Dr. Char•
les Dierenfield will preach
on "I need you," part 3 of
his lenten series, ••usten
to Jesus." Worship hours
are 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
sion work in Lebenon, will boen in partnership with his HAllY L. WOODWAaD
be put of honor at a son, Albert, in cement con• IITliiD PUTOI, DII!S rr W .. uactina. co ee at 10 Lm. e-Harry Lee Woodward , 17, Mr. Oaden was born in nosday, March 8, at the of 2217 Harbor Blvd., Costa
lh of th Colby, Kanus, Sept. 5, e home e Rev. and 1893, and moved to Califor-Men, diecl'Nednesday, Feb.
Mrs . Robert Carley of St. nia 62 years aao. He had 15, at Hoaa Hospital. Ho
Mark Presbyterian Church, lived in Cos ta Mesa 58 had been an Episcopslisn
at 507 'Rockford Pl., Cameo minister for 20 years. He years. Hiah1ands . 'Nomen of the moved from his native state, Survivors include hi s wife, conpeaation arc invited to N'ellie; a son, Albert or Kansas, to Cot ta Men S
the meetina. ~ •. White is Costa Mesa; a daughter, yesars .aao.. I··• h" ·r viai tina her son and dauah· . urv1vors 1nc uue 11 w1 e ,
ter4n·law, St. Mark members Alma Thompson of Newport Florence; 2 dauahters, Nina
Charles and Mary White of Beach; 2 brothers, Harvey ~leilenrei ch or Salina,
Eaat Bluff·· of Braw ley, an~ Elmer of ~anaas,andMildred Blalock
Long Beach; a 11s ter, Ethel of Newport Beach; a son, ~e Ccxona del Mar Co~ McC ullah of Long Beach; Dwayne Horner of Massillon ,
mun1ty Conareaat.ional Ch· 8 arandchildren and S great· Ohio; and 8 crandch.i ldren.
l:lJCh, United Church of grandchildren. Memorial s ervices were1
Chriat,611HeliotropeAve.-Funeral services were held at the First Pres by-
Dr. Philip Murray will held Monday , Feb. 27, at terian Church in 'Arcadia.
preach on "Secret disci-the Fi rst Methodist Church · c I •• Baltz Mortuary 1n osta Pes at th e 9:30 and 11 inCostaMesa, with the Rev. · 111· Mesa made the funera l a.m. serv-Ices 11 Sunday. Richard J . :>unlap offi cial·
IIOTARY CLUI MMIP IIRICTOR ... 1111
''Eilht OMdidt&el .; have CouJier, l."land Orty0 Ken ..
boon nomin~ted for 4 potl• nech Hat11llM, Henry Hu'"'
tiot11 on tbt board of dire~ inas, Wendell Morrisaet,
lOra of &be Newpor~Balboa Gen. 'J'bomll Riley aad ~
RoWy Club. They are Han· duu Strock. Prod Swenson
cock BanniDI m. Willi 1m it handJint &he blllotina.
BROASTED CHICKEN
Bayside Center
Corner of
Telephone
675-2181
OPEN : I
ll A.M. co 9 P.M.
lake-o•t orders
The "orld' 1 Finne
"'EATIN CHICKEN "
8 Pieces ••..•• S2.10
12 Pieces ..••• , $3.15
16 Pi eces •.. , •• $4.20
SHRIMP
7 Shri mp .•. , .. $(.25
14 Shrimp •..... s 2 • .50
21 Shrimp •.. , •• $). 7 5
Old Fashioned
FRENCH FRIES
n t per order
m
0 n
5
m
_A
I<
5
I<
t
The interior of the uno-
tuary contains a larae nar-
thex enclosed wi th Judson
faceted stained alass. Royal
red catpet has been used
throuahout the interi,or to ac-
cent the walnut pews and
chancel fumishinas. The
Wilding's 2,1 65 square fe et
include admin istration or-
fices, Olristian education
rooms and a sancb.lary seat-
ing 200 persons. The bui ld--
ing is designed so that at a
date th e whole building can
be converted to a sanc b.lary
seati ng 360 persons. Ch ris-
tian education and adm inis-
The First Baptist ·Church
or Costa Mesa, 301 Magno-
lia St. -~r. P :'J. Neumann
will preach on "The touch
of His hand" at 11 a.m.
Sunday. At 1 p.m. hia topic
will be "Other wonders of
arranaementr. ~:~d~~.~. P~~~n~¥.h i• mtion d ;.:..=:..:.D_O_N_T~ST=A=Y=A=W;;;;;;A;;;;;;Y;;;;;;!=--~
The oriaina\ proposal th e code was o bs erved. We
stated that "academic also realize that rull com·
tration will then be reloca-the word ." freedom rCquires the main-pliance to the letter or the
tenance of a climate or in-law in this case is imprac-
tellectual freedom which ti cal; however, the board
encouraaes the free n ow of could certainly delegate
We may look inhospitable, but if you brave the dirt rood into our
ted.
The dedication services or
worshi p wi ll be divided inlo
two parts. The Lord's Sup-
per will be ofrered and
memorials and girts will be
blessed at th e mornin g hou rs
o f ~ and l t. The dedicatory
worship at 3 p.m. will be
conducted by the p(esidenl
or the ·Pacifi c Sou thwest
Synod of the Lutheran
Church in America, the Rev.
Carl W. Se gerhammer, D.O.;
the dean of th e Long Beach
Di s tri ct. th e Rev. Gerald B.
Strickler, M.A., S. T.O., and
by rorme r pastors or the Lu -
theran Oturch of the Ma ster,
and pastors o f Lutheran
Churches in the area.
The Christian Science
Churches, Newport Beach,
Corona de I Mar and Costa
Mes a -"Man" is the s ubject
ror this Sunday's lesson·
sermon . The golden text is
rrom Jeremiah: "Blessed is
the man .that trusteth in
the Lord, and whose hope
the Lord is."
dri vewoy, you wi It be surprised at the warm welcort•e inside.
ideaa and the ablest in-this respons iblility to some
suuction with the recoanition degree to the adm inis tra-
that freedom to teach and tive s tafh in order to sati sry
We a re extending our
SCHOOL
KIROV & BOLSHOI
METHOD
Open house and refresh-
freedom to learn imply both the spltlt or the law.
righll and responsibi li ties "tr these Jaws seem too
within the framework or res trictive, pe rhaps the
existing laws." teachers can persuade th.e
The policy embraces the Calirornia Legis lature to
belief that acce ss to the change them. In the mean·
full ranae of ideas and ti me, it is inappropriate for
opinions is a must; and that them to condu ct a lobbying
the board and staff, assume effort in the classroom
a re sponsibi lity to protect agains t these measures.
the student's right to learn "tn conclusion, fnay I
as well u the intellectual point out to those peuons
in tegri ty and professional who have as ked ror the
and private lives of the adoption or thi s policy on
staff. a cademic freedom, tha t
... things inside are jump ing-
price tags especially ... and th e
descending di rection will make you
more than plea!ed you mode the
effort to corr.e and see us.
..!Jmprove·
ments will rot\ow the
worship hours.
FURNISHINGS STOLEN
Sharon'), :lice , 4l~Y.z Fern-
leaf <\ve., Corona de l Mar ,
had mov ed all or her house
furnishinas from 7 15~ Or-
chid ·"ve., exc ept a uip\e liiii'if with 'I miftor', 'i
walnut end table, 2 niaht
s tands, a roll·a-ay be d,
a table lamp, a p\wnb color-
ed capri·jacket outfi t, and
some pillows and blankets.
On Feb. 21 s he discovered
they had been 1 to len.
The Plymouth ConpeJa-
tional Church, 3262 Broad
St.,Newport Heights· "For-
gi veness, the reward of ini·
tiative" will be the aermon
topic of the Rev. John Pri·
don off at the 10 a.m. s er-
vice this Sunday. "Coven·
ant" wi ll be the topic at
the 7:30 p.m. membership
class on We dnesday, Marc h
8.
Trustee Lloyd E. Blan· teache rs have neither . the
pied Jr. orrered an alter· legst nor the moral riaht
native which would c larify to teach merel y as the y wish "Pilate, profde of los t th · e moamng of the policy, in the class room. On the opportunity" will be the · th • stress 1ng at 'academic other hand, the parents'
We will appreciate your visit and we're sure you will appreciate the
s ole prices on our fine furniture pieces.
men/
Unlquo •'-for "" ......... , ..... "'
Social1 Gr.-es, Etf·
quette, Etc.
· 505 St. Andrews Rd.
Newport Beach
""-7644
us•ll TV's $25.00
EXPERT REPAIR OF TELEVISION
STEREQ-HI·Fl
Rev. James Blain's mid-f d ree om as a concept, like re sponsibilities and privi· week lenten meditation at 1 natura law , does exis t." leges in regards to their 7:30 p.m. Wednesday , March 8 at the Newport Harbor For that reason he ex· children's education would
Lutheran Church, 2S01 Cliff pccts to place his support not be diminished one iota ~ N II ;_.. behind the idea that aca· .._,this nnlicy." ..... r., ,e.,-pqrt , e._\1 w , • 4emtcbnl!bnl'ia n6w ·~-.., ~,-.. .,-·
Dr. Leland Hirte:, prorea .. atina within lhe framework SENTENCING t.URCH 9
sor at the California Baptis t o( the existina laws and Paul King, 209 29th St.,
Theo logical Seminary, will reaulations in force throuah· 'Ne s t~Newport, is schCduled
talk on "The gates of hell"' out the district: This could ror a March 9 sentencing
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, make a s tatement or policy hearing in the Superior court.
March 8, in the concluding unne cessary. He has been convicted of 4
ecumenical forwn at Fair· Trustee Roderi ck H. counts of illegal s.ax prac·
vi ew Bapti s t Church, 2.S2 5 MacMillian said that the tices and 1 count orauaulL
Fairview Rd., Cos ta Men. policy would be an anti-
lynch law and would ens ure The great issues di scus-a hearing ror teache rs in a sion of "Fluoridation,"
scheduled for thi s evenina. profe ssions! manner.
March 2. at the Plymouth "They shouldn't have to
Congregational Church, undergo hys teri cs just be·
Newport Heights, has been cause they don"t aaree with
3601 East Coast Highway
Stop by todoy I
Phone 675-2266
SPECIALIZING .IN AUTO RADIOS
OPEN BOTH OOMI!:.TIC III~ORI!:IGN
M ON. -5AT. 10 AM TO 7 P M
eve ryone else," he said.
postponed because of the Trustee Elizabeth M.Lil\y
illness of the s peaker, Dr . aareed: 'Protecting the
Ellery Stowell , chairman or s tudent.s ' right to learn and
the board or deacons. John-pro,te c tion d the staff -is
ny John ston of Tustin, new· our responsibility ."
ly appointed state director "J don't see how we c an
of veterans' arfairs; will be seek to protect private
the speaker for the _\pril 19 lives, or the intellectual or
FLOOR TAX TIRE SALE
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pain perfonnod on -cars. You cu take tbe
doubt out of bayittJ a uod car now.
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professional intepity of the
s tarr," Trustee Blanpied
observed. "Under that con·
cept the board could be
pro tecting immora l cond uct,
dishoneaty and a teacher
whose philosophy runs
counter to that or the
boards ."
Mn. Jean E. Sumrall,
1766 Bahama Place, cOsta
Mesa, asked the board
members for their definition
or academic rreedom and
then commen ted:
"If the pw pose or this
proposed poli cy includes an
automatic all inclusive
officisl approval of any
inatruction that may be
given in the future , this
school bosrd ia beina asked
to buy a blind article by
endorsing a blank chock
paysble on the intearity of
each individual member or
thia board.
"'In the fi nal analysia.
the law holds the achool
board responsible for what
goes . 6n in the elauroom.
Section 14S. requires lhat
one of the ,ovemina boards
of a school district must
appt'OYe the purpose •d
all the materials uaed for
lilY instruction ainn in
ncb coano of atudy.
.. .,.,, rully reali1e from
t8lkina to the varioat of·
fid&la ia &hia district that
tbis a.ctioct of &ha edac:a•
lioo . code is tar" I' O'f'tf-1-.t .••• _ ..... ,
....,. ol tiM cridcitme of
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CORONA DI!I..IIAR TIBE l TEXACO SERVICE c.,.., of On:lol• A ....
I
PASTOR HONORED
The Rev. John A. Pridoft.
orr, miniater o r the Plymouth
Conreaational Church at
326 Brold St., Newport
Heiahu, haa boon aelected
u one or the '"Ouutandina
Youna Men or America" by
a 14-man national boud or
edi10r1 IPORIOf~ by &he
Montaomery, Afa., Junior
Cbamber of Commerce.
~. Pridonoff waa nomina-
ted ror the honor by the
Alumni Auociation of Cal
State l.ol Anleles, rrom
which he anduated in. 1963
Christian Women's
Club formed here
Sl"ina fathiona will hiab-
liaht the proaram of' the soc•
ond lunc:hcoa of the newly
oraanizcd Newport Beach
Chriuian Women'a Club at
noon Tuuday, March 7, at
tht1Balboa Bay Club. Lido
Fashions wi U pruent an
Easter preview.
'Juett speaker will be Mn .
Edaar f. Elfstrom, wife of
the publisher of the Fuller-
ton Daily News Tribune.
Mrs. E lfstrom it a charter
mem ber oC the Oranae Coun·
ty :\uistancc Lcaaue,
which has been divided into
many branch chapten 1n
county communities. As
Santa Ana Assistance Lea·
guc executive board membe r
for 12 years, she helped in
the oraanization of many of
the sister chapters in the
county. She is a life member
of the Nati on a I Ass is lane~
League and a for mer E bcll
member.
Vocalist will be Miss
Di ane Pettersen, national
representative of C hristian
'Nomen's Clubs, who with
~-trs . Thelma Helfrich IS
here fr om the Kansas City
headquarters oraanirina the
Newport Club.
Mrs, Edgar !lfstrorn
Christian Women's C lub is
a national organiration with
500 luncheon and dinner
poups mee tina monthly
througt.out the United
States and Canada.
Reservations are to be
made with Emily Barnes,
644-ll079
with a bachelor'• de11ee in
aovetnment. He tam attend-
ed the Colaatc-Roc:heater
Di'linity School, nrnina a
Bachelor of ()jvinity dearee
in 1966. He" waa ordained
into the O!.riuian miniauy
lut June.
The Newport Beach mini a·
ler will bo cited in the 196'7
edition or "Outatandina
Youna Men of America." 1-:.:...::.:c..:.=
Former U.S. Jaycee preai-
dent Doua Blankenahip,
chairman of the national
telcctio n committee, aaid
those men choten for the
honor "have distinguished
themselves in one or more
fielda of endeavor to the
point or be ina outstanding, ••
Whi\11 attendin& Cal State
LA, Mt . Pridonoff was ac·
tive in honorary aocietih,
musical p oups and frater-
nal activities.
Commentin g dn the selec·
lions for "Outs tandina
Youna Men of Ame rica,••
President Johrison said,
,.This dec ision to honoJ in
thi s manner the ou ts tanding
youna men in our country is
mos t welcome; it serves to
spur these futu re leaders-of
our land to even greater ac-
comp I i shmen ts an~ it en-
courage s o th ers to follow
their exampl e."
PATENTS AWARDED
Two patents on processes
for the preparation and use
of improved electrodes
for hiah eneriY density
batteries have been award•
ed to Doualas Aircraft
Company's .o\stropower
Laboratory in
Beach. Both inventions are
by F.C . .o\rtance, o\s trO"
power s enior scientist.
CHILDREN'S ART DISPLAYED
9y Mn . D.V. Sk ill ing <\rt in many media created
In recoani tion of National by children ranB,Ina in aae
Children's .<\rt Month, the from !<inderaarten throuah
Junior E be\1 C lub of New-8th grade ffiay be seen at
port Beach wi II staae their Newport E lemen tary School,
6th annual Children's o\rt 14th St. and Balboa Blvd. in
Show thi s Saturday and Sun-, Central Newport, from I un-
day, March 4 and 5. til 4 p.m. on both days. ')ur-
This hiahly successful ing this ti me , approximately
s how is unique not only in 30 children will be on hand
Orange County, but in the to demons trate their methods
State of California as well. as well as the finished pro-
duc ts being displayed.
Mrs . Betty Handy, distric t
art coordinator, and Mrs .
Richard Hocqschild, Junior
E bell fine arts chairman,
encouraae re sidents of the
Orange County area to view
the fine art work being done
within the Newport-Mesa
schools . This show affords
an unusual opportunity for
a "look into the class room~'
1950 TH E NEWP ORT HARBOR CHAPTER of the Assistance Lea-
gue was established in 1950. Participants in the formal 1n·
statl ation ceremonies included, from left: Mrs. Roland N. Lagerlof,
president of the Junior Assistance League of Newport Harbor; Mrs.
Virginia Castle of Balboa, representin':i th e National Council; Mr s.
Wiley Cochran , president of the newly installed New po rt Harbor
Chapter; Mr s. e.G. Parsons. natio nal vice·pres1dent and installing
olficer; Mr s. Ha rold Ramser, president of the Nat10nal Assistance
League, and Mr s. Steven Fargo, recording secretary at the Nation al
Chapt er. {Howard Folsom phO to from th e July b, lq5CJ, Ens1gn .J ---
In previous years , examples
of the an work of the chi!·
dren of Newport Beach were
sho wn exclusively. However,
with the unification of the
Costa Mesa~ewport Beach
School distric ts , the scope
of this show has increased
from entries representing
only the 1 public elementarY
and intennediate schools of
Newport Beach to include
the 23 located wi thin Cos ta
'~ophets' to be sho-'11-_.,....
. I Photo-pamter and lecturer
Sune ~ichards will be the
auest speaker at the Thurs-
day Momin1 C lub of New-
port Beach on Thursday,
March 9th, at the Balboa
Bay C lub. Brunch at 10:30
ards s ~nl many houn find•
in& men or dee p raith and
areat charac ter to pose for
these prophets . ~ler art re·
producti ons have been cir·
culated throu&hout the
world.
1949 THIS FO~~SO ME
will preced~ the program. For reservations , members
!--ler s ubject matter will be ~nd their guests are asked
"The Pr ophets ." Mrs. Ri ch-to c all Mrs . Mario C. Pacini,
ohotographecr at a
Clad: and whi te formd l party
he ld .J I th e 1alboil '3ay
Club: frorr left , \h. and Vrs .
Clyde ')en I inger of '3a lboa
and ~r. and Mrs. l nton He r-
shey of '3a lboa Is lan d. (Nea l
'3ec i<.n er photo fr om the Oct.
b , I 94 q, issue of th e ~n~
s ign.)
'~~~·~·~·~· __________ _:__:__:__.:_ _______ , r or \irs. Patrick Barkley at
SALE
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2ND HOVEL IS SOLD BY
OC WRITING INSTRUCTOR
Pat Kubis, Orange Coast
Collese creative writing in·
structor, has sold her sec•
ond nove l, "The Beach
House," to \von Publishing
Co.
\trs . Kubis , wh o writes
under the name Casey Scott,
is director of the forthcom·
ing writers' conferenc e to
be held at 'XC this Satur-
day, Match 4.
~ler first nove l, "')ne \iore
Time," took ri'u t place in
adult fiction in the Cali for·
nia Presswomen's 'Nriting
Competition las t year, and
first in adult fiction in the
~ational Presswomen's
'Nritina Competition.
"The Beach "'ouse" is a
love story set in Kilometre
39, a nationally kn own surf-
ina locale , in Mc1ico. The
book was written at the spot
durina a summer wh en Mrs.
Kubis al'ld her husband lived
there.
AIIDY AIID lORlTA AilE EASTEII SEAL HELPEIIS
Stan Andy Devine and
Bonita Granville (Mrs. Jack
Wrath er). both res idents or
the Harbor Area, have been
named oo-chainnen of the
Eaiter seal drive for Oranae
Coun ty'• rehabili tation cen-' te1.
The Easter sui campaipa
bea.n Monday and wi II con-
clude on March 26 .
Bonita Gran"ille ia the
wife or the owner of the
Balboa Bay Club and Dia·
neyl1nd hote f. She io the 1951 TWENTY-MONTH-QLD Christophe• 'Nichols,
P:ofk:•OT ol lhe "Laalie" I hoi f S I ... son o f SgL and Mr s. Leon N c so eatt e,
televiaion pro~ram. Wash., rep resented the 5th generation of the Nichols Ancty Devino, comedy stu f
1954 THE PROBLEM under discussion at th is commi ttee meeting con-
cerned campaign p lans to raise the $5,000 ouotJ lo1 the Costa Me sa
area in the an nual Newport Beach-costa Mesa Red Cross lund dr~ve. Pic·
tured here, from lett; Mrs. Vi rgil P inldey , co·cha1rman; Or. Don ald Gari,h,
cha~rman , and Mrs. Vi rg il 0. Smith, camp a1gn sec retary . !Ensign photo !rom
the ,..rch 4, 1q54, issue.l
of aero•. &elcviaion and fcYn il)' to be "tr immed" by barber Jack: Huckabee o
11010, hll juot nnialled BaiRc>a Island when this photo was l.llten ba ck in 1951. 1959 TH E SOFT SELL ROUTINE was given to lloyo< J.,es S4odclald of
atanina in "aoe ~a1rh~a The haircut a(l(leared to be quite. satisfactory to all , NewPort Beach tor the }q59 1nstJI11ation dinner meeUng of the Central
aaflri... a projec:ted TV including grandpa Kenny Nichols at l eft, then owner of Newport Beach Community Assn. Pictured here, from left: Sue F1cter, pro. ••ri•• for CBS. He h cur-the CotUgt Waffl e Shop. U. Mull phOto from the No-w. 1, grill'! chairman; Earl Cannom, incoming president of the association, Md
re ntly co-a&eniaa wi * Oori • IL.I~9~5:1~,1~f s~SIL=•~o~f~th:•~!E:n!si~IJLl:·~l-----------_;:::l:;~St~o~d~da:::•d.~;:;:::~:::~::::.l:~ Day in "Epic: or Jo ... .,
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JOIN THE ·OOTS TO CDMPLETE: THE BIBLE LESSON Thi• week we.-..,. •• ...... w11Ja ,..u la hnportaace with the orisiaaJ
AINO f. HANA, Ow-..tl,.......,.
Mallt; ••• _, lnt L C.... Mwy,, -.. -.Coltf. -·
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QUEST/ON.' "Who wa.r e/ect•d lo lakf lho place of
Jwi.u /M.'JJrlQC aft" hu dealh, and what dfd tho nowly·
11«10/l aponle cpnlribul< lo tho G"''"'l of /eiiUI Chn.t?"
ANSWER: After Judas lscariot committed suicide, two
men were nominated to fill the office of apostle, and the
Bible says, "THE LOT FELL UPON MA1THIAS."
Scripture: "And they ga ve forth their lots; and the lot
fC'11 upon .Matthias; and hC' was numbered with thC' eleven
apostles." Acts I :26. (Please' read also verse 23, chapter I
· ol Acts.)
Regarding the latter part of your 'question, ma)' I 501)1
that there is nothing known of the work done by Matthias
in Biblical history aft er he w.~~ C'lected to the office of
apostleship. I have neither read. nor have I seen any account
of a specific thing he did as an apostle . \Vhy there is no
record, I'm unable' to say.
QUESTION: -what do you think of a per.ton who
IIJY.f he clou not believe God will puni.th anyone for .tin?'"
ANSWER, Such A PERSON IS IGNORANT of the
\Vord of Cod. bccau~c Cod's \Vord says lie will punish a
person for sin.
Scripture: "1-'or THE \\'AGES OF SIN IS DEATH;
but the g•ft of Cod 1~ eternal life through Jesus Christ our
Lord." Ro111 . 6:B .
llm. second Scrtpturc. Ill c:asc you d1d not believe the
fm:t, apphcs to all mdut.:u-•d. whether he be '$aved or lost.
Scnpture: "Be not decen·{-d; Cod JS not mocked: for
WHATSOEVER A MAN SOWETH, THAT SHALL H E
ALSO REAP." G•l. 6,i .
Jesus C hrist came mt u the world to die on Calv.ary's
C ross so lie could pa~· the pncc for sm. lie w.~s Cod's
Lamb slam before the fonndat1on of the world. lluough
the r.k<Jth, huual, and r(:Surrcctiou of Jesus C hrist, He has
b(:comt· Victor O\'Cr death and our :\d\·oca tc with God thC'
Father. representing us at tlu: 'lluonc of God. Jfs through
Christ that we arc to ··come boldh, unto the throne Of
grdcc." f lc has J><lld tht· pcn:alt ~· for Our .sms. ·
Therefore. anvone who btllc\'CS that man
ln·iug a Ide of s;n. w1th Cod not nottctng tl .
utter 1gnor.mcc. bt"Camc the Htble ~ays .
can go on
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TILL HE COME COO'S WORD SAYS: MY GOO WILL HEYER FAIL
'Toll Het come'" 0 , let the words
Longer .,.. lhe lletmblong chord~.
.et thoo loUie wh1lr berween them
lro t!-wor gol<k'" hQhl b<r ~Hn.
Let "\ lh onk no .. ~•ven •nd home
Lu~ bevO"d rhat .. Toll Hr CCll'ne "'
C lc..,,h dr'd <onl loct• .orcund ul. prr u.;
Would "'" h,,.,.., o"e loOHo<t< le~o~o)
All the ~oh.>rP"eu ol ,.,.. crou
Hr that hurrth my word,
and ~hrvrth
on H,,., that K nl me, ....
EvcrluUnl[ l 1fe .
and ~h~ll not w me 11110
'ondemn~oucn,
but ,. puw:d
fP•m dn 1h 10 liff.
St John ' H
My God and F"her .. ,u not fad
Wh•te•er my ~ed m~y be
Though triali •nd IH!Irn;l ~ woll IUI<I.
Ho~ moghly toand woll \!Ill prevaol
To gvode •nd \lrengrhen ~
He loll' rnv wut .,.,,h sol('nl 'lOng
When l'rn roo wr•l.. to ~·no
And when the d•v ~ern!l dark .tnd
'"""· H11 word\ ot rour~a ket-p ~ ifronQ
As to H" h•nd I d ong
C r e 1tloa aad wiG "• FaU ol W bU. d!a peat ua iver•al fl ood whicb
c: h a •1• d IIIia fua of •• •rD9u• .. cU .. ta aed U.e c:ooteDt of the upp_er
at.oaphere. The ... , Oood .. 4aacriil:.d I• daa Bible waa of auch uuaclyamic
proporti•• &h.& h au.rly wt pad 011t all trace of co ndidona on th e urth
beforebud. Evea the ,.. .... , .wdy ef polo17 caaaot so b.ck boyonri the fl ood
becau.ae &he flood iteelf woahl claUlp IN , .. ~aible for the locadon of the
oceana, tbe moaatalaa aad ~· coatiaaaa., tl.e aedimanta tion, the atratificotion
of beda .of ca.l aad patrole-eH o&l.er coaditlona with which we are now
familiar. MQteover, the evl4eau•ol ~-U life oa the earth beslna not earlier
than 10,000 B.C., aad pro~lt~y flNt appa.,.. arouad 3500 to 4000 B.C. Clearly,
human life uiated oa tbe ad bdora that time 11ccording to th e Biblical
record, but all trace of it ...... wif..d,."i by d.e Oood. The flood i11 of paramount
importance for two araaa of tii<Mi,ll& aaCI a.darataading.
Aa an biatorlul ovaat it Ia tile fo .. da&toa for all atudy of the earth and
climate aa we now lr.aow it; it Ia aln tlae IMe:innins of legiti mate governmen t
in the eeoae of an iaatitutioa authori1ed by Cod to inrli ct capital puni»hment .
(Ge neaia 9:5,6). A a aa act of Cod it talla us Ito met h in g rtbou t God and
particUlarl y his purpo~ea . It ia a type of univeraal dutruction and redemption
which foreahadowa the· paaaioa aad death of Ch rist and th e last judgment in
whi ch the earth will be deatroyed by f~e. The1ark th en typifi es ~hri s t 11nd hia
church in which tile faithful may find refup from the chaos and turmoi l of a
corrupt and de cayins world.
The modern evolutiooary accoaat of the earth'• hiatory is so 1\·idespread
and hu been ao generally accepted over the pa at hundred yettrs th8t human
imagination ia oot ioa t ru c ted to picture what the Bible uys happened in
conn ection 'with the flood . Therefore, it ia important to spend a little time
simply re conatnacting wbat happeaed .
F'irat of all, we may imagine what the earth was like before th e fl ood . Rits
~tnd scrape of iafonution io Gene.ia plua aome reasonable speculation would
indi cate that the earth wa• •urrounded by a thi ck trans parent s heath of vapor
whic h contained tremeodoua amounta of water, perhap111 11 l11 rge proportion of
the present oceana . There were also sraat volumea of water trapped under a
thin surfa ce of the earth. Tbeae two great bodies o( water were separated by
th e a&moephere which tbe Bible rders to aa the firmament. Thit~ sheath of
vapor would act like a sreenhouae ·and woui,J provide a uni form tempe rature
a nd humidity from pole to pole with relative ly little wind, and probuLi y no thing
in the nature of violent atorm• as we kn ow them today. The c on d iIi o n s of
Paradise are easy to reconatruct. Under these circ umstan ce~> the ea rt h l1ad a
moist sub-tropical climate without atonna "for the Lew-d God ha1l IHit C11used it
to ra in upon the earth ... but tJ.ere ':'ent up a mist from the eurth, and watered
the who le fa ce of the ground". This explains the appeamnce of tropic,tl plant
li fe and tropical animala all over the earth and at the north and ~:~outh poles.
F: ,. j de n c e s of lhi• tropical life •t the poles have Inn g been kn own to
geologists.
Under these circumstances th e human ra ce thrived. \len seem to have been
possessed of vast energie• 11od long life. ~'e ma y speculate upon the e rfect of
di fferent rate a of radia tion on the length of life and other factors, but the
evidence of the Bible and renditions of other peoples ure unanimous in
presenting "' Picture of 11 world radically different Lefore th e floo1l from whut
appeared 11fterwards. One of U.ese universal cham cteristics is th111 of
remarkably long life among men .
Bible student• have long been aware of the diHicuhiea po"ed hy the long
life of the pre·fl ood patriiarcha - moat of them abvut 900 ye11rs. \ number of Scnpturc. "And the tnnt'' of th1 s •gnora11ce God winked
-a t: but now C 0 M M A'N J) E T H ALL MEN EVERY·
WHERE TO REPENT '
A U lh.ot •rill. thr world 11. lo!.t-
De 11h, .trnl doorknr ~~ . .tnd th.o lomb--
O...Iv '"""PI!', •·Tdl He come''' 0 IOY•"Q F•ther, God r..f O•K~ explanations have been offered, auch as that the• length nf a ye <~~ before th~e
<-I rest mv !.OUI m Th" th II II I h I
lr1 whum wr h;~••r rrdrmptu)il
throu~:h HIS blocod. ,._ .... •he luu of lo-.e •\ wre.d. flood was much ehorter perhapa in mon a . owever, a o t ese e..:p anutions.
B I I I I d h. h h ·11 d D<>nl.. the ,..1ne •nd bruj, 1~ h f 1 Untrl 1n Thy celesti•l piKe, ·· t.'Camc IC l:lt 1 a ppoll1ttc a ay. Ill w IC e WI ju ge bre~-1 t 0'11'"tntu 0 11 M 1 1oo1o; "'P(WW Thy bln;~d f.ace in cluding this one , raise mOI'e difficulties tha n the y solve. For example, if
the wntld 111 nghtcml'>tlC'\ h~ that man (Christ) whom he Sw•e• ~mo,•ls -h ll ·~ Lotd u cord•nJ 10 the mhu of Hn Through •11 etem•rv r eara be fore the flood were about a mon th io length, whi le it wouiJ re tlu ce the
hath urd:uncd·, ~hcr<""'f he hJtll g'''" a SSII,JIICC unto all c u H ,__ CR:\C.E. -A ibef1' Soml)iOn Reitz ·" •' '-'\ rovn<l •\ ""•venly_too.rd. . Ephu1an• 1.7 over ... ll .age of f.heae men to the normal life span kn ow n today. it would also men, 111 that he hath raised lum from the dead ." Acts 17:10-Sotnc hom urth , from glo...,. tG~tte, Jt prl o1 1 a~IOL ·· Severed .,.. ..... "Tin He rome!" 1'1 • "'• ·-.A BII'O,AOC-'HER taaan tHy. w•r.: mAhied and haVln& children when they were themulves near ~1 . -THe • L! u•s.H.,.s •. ,L ........... 90017 I I" 1 h r r I d h h ~~-----------------------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~===~::::::~~~8 . ti•~rm~ lae y tat i iingeneu,an te u mari race in
1.. ~ BENNET 'S 8 I 8 L E SCHOOL LESSON ., :::~~.·~.:~:·~.::: ::. o~:.~d ~:· ::: ;::·~s: ::.d ::!"';;;· .:;~.;~;.~~~·:·: ~~:
• fundamental nature in hi• fallen •tate, and we read that he be came so wicked
E inarily consider our-THE CALL OF PETER JAM ES ' AND JOHN was intcr<st«< in fish, and it wu ood ovil io all of hi o doioso thot ho oouood violonoo to'""' tho wh olo ,.,,tf,.
1-rr] telvcs u mem~rs of • • through fish that jesus reached him. Sin ce man had dominion over the earth li nd ruled all the animals, hiM own
nrious nations ; or as of LUKE 5:1·11 This is a great lesson for all of us violence would tum the other .aimal• to violence. God. therefore , Jetermin~d
•ftrious lhadet of belief B DR J •u es E I EHHET who want to learn bow to do per· to wipe out the race eJt:eept for a remnant in Noah and his sonlf, who wou ld or unbelief in God,· or as Y • ""'" • sonal work. We must start wbcre start again. The new actioa w•• to ~ke place through fl ood wa ters. rich or poor; or as ~d E~.lic:al laM...u.ut s-t.-7 Sdloel '-
:;& "' ......,, r : 1o7 """ ""*"-c.a-.at ,.; a...ua.. a.... sinners are, and bring them to j esua. or young; or actording to Deaphe the reaaonableneaa of the a ccount of the bui lding of the urk and of
lOme other natural or imagined dif· (111•1"'1" .... '•-CHitiSTtA.M BEACOM, 7.M Heolol.., ....... ,Cell! .. , •• ...,, N.J.) UNCONDITIONAL SUilEHD£1 its eize whi ch Noah·and hia sou •~pendaed, we mu•t realiu that cond itions
fercntt5 ; but God looks upon US U within the ark du.rins die flood would be teiTible indeed. They were all cooped either belonging to Him or to Satan. and accept Him as th~ perfect Son Simon, "We have found the Jd.cs-Sooo after this Jesus saw Simon Our classificationa are childish and of God, their Saviour and Red~nter, siah," and bf'OUiht him 10 jeJUJ and And fish' and .d tb:m., up together for 371 daya, roughly a year and a week. The storms whi ch raged
incontcqucntial. shall be rescttm from Satan's power; (John 1 :35-42). He found that the "Follow r:. a~OC 1 wi~ ~ JOU wo uld ~ave be'ea. of •uc:b violence •• would have never been experi enced either
We are born into the world, and, become sons of God and have H is fishermen were washinc their ncu fiaben of men." There was oeitber before or after. Ra in fell in torrenla and aheeta for 40 days withou t s topping.
wben we reach the age of responsi-eternal li fe. He actually accomplished and their boats were drawa up OD af'I\IID'tOt oor hait:atioo.. They did. At the • am e ti me we are told that the foundations of the great deep we re
bility or accountability, we find that this for us, and why anyone shoulc.J the shore. The crowds who followed DOt uk for t.enn1 a.od cooditioas of brl)lce n up, which aeems to mean there we re volcanoes ud earthquake.., iuuing
we are prone to disobedience to God question the fact and refu~ salvation H im wanted to hear Jesus speak, 10 cmploJ'Ul'Cilt or pay or JNintrn•rvr, forth tons and ton of water. The wa ters, while they might riae-gmduall y,
bccaux we are sinful by nature as is one o( the great my.:;teries of in-He entered one of the ships and asked a ~tioa with pay or overtime par· woul d do ao with uaimaginable cui'Tenta and cross-currents ami violence in
c.lescendants of sinful Adam, and we iquity. Simon to pusb it a little from tbe aotee, but "they straicbtway left preuurea whi ch would literally move mountains. The waters continued to rise
are begotten in his own likeness and ONLY JESUS SA VES shore 50 He could use it as a puJpit their octJ:, aad followed bim." 'I"be:y for 150 da ya, nearly 6 months . The watera roae to a height that woultl cover
sinful imag~ (Gen. 5 :3 ). Disobcdi· and the crowd could not hide Him. did not ask for pensiODJ or JOcia1 te-the hi8hest mountain.. It too!t another 200 days for them to recede and for them
ence com~s naturally to us, and laws Almost th~ whole world recogni:ru l'\o record is given of the sermon, curity -they followed in faith. I
d d. d 1 · · k J Ch · · h d b••t it h<l·' th< ~1<, and H< must to be co le cted in to what are now oceans . It WBII indeed. as St. Peter says in an or ma.nces an regu attons If us. esus at nstmas lime, yet t ey o ' u r--r A l'ttle farther along the "'"""""
H. R d I have talked of God's Kingdom and 1 II Peter, Chapter 3, a new world that Noah loo ked out upon when , uher the ark
THE SAVIOUR ADAM
not accept 1m as e ~:"eruer anr He saw )amts and john with their ., A
Saviour. So Christmas really empha · lovt. father and hired Kf'n.Dta ia their settled on rttt. rarat, the earth finally dried out en ough (or him to leave it.
The last Adam, Jesus, God's Son,
was pcorfect, and God invites us to
bC' born into His family and so turn
our bac.ks upon the family of Adam
and the evil control of Satan. This
is the primary problem for every pco r-
son, "Seek y~ first the kingdom of
God, and his righteousness ; and all
these th ings shall be added unto you"
(Matt. 6 :33). The human world is
upside' down and considers God last,
if at al l. Therefore the great mass
of world activiti~s is a complete waste
of time and ~ffort, for conformity
to God '~ will is the fir st requisi te' to
~ucc.~-ss in God's sight. Satan in his
warfare again~t God leads ~n to
do things in their own stre ngth and
:Nis<lom (Eph. 6 :10).
sizes the great number of hypocrites JESUS KNEW l EST ship mcodinc their· nett, "And be Noa h's firat act wa• to offer sacrifice• i.n worahip to God. Then the Bible tella
there-are. Jesus pe:-f orme-d all of the called them. And •"--· immediately us of new conditioaa; of •eaaon•. of •ummer and winter, of a rainbow that 'fi 1 d . 1 When he had finished s ....... l.ing H< "~' d d sacn ces or our reo emptmn a one , .,.......... ldt the ship and their fa .. L-r __ _.. appeare in the new atmoapheric con itiona and a new covenant whereby God tnld Simon to take his boat out into u~~~; •-nu but He solicits our help to take thf! , followed him.'' These art clear-cut ae t up human .nvemment on the earth . Noeh e•t.abliahed re ligiou11 p•aot1'•oo
ood I I the deep, ' and let down your nets D -... g news o ree salvation tu :Ill f d h .. A 5. examples of how Christ calls men to throusf'l hi• aecrifice. He cultivated vineyarda and introduced wine a nd fV'rson!lt C'tt:r)·wherC'. We cannllt be or a raug t. nd unon, who was ... _ H1' nu·n,·st r _,; rv u I 1 b b 1 N b --' •-a professional fisherman, while Jesus IJ'I: s e s a•>u se an or aacri ice tot e uman race. n oe moaera humanity begin~~. saved by our works. but O\lr faith-H ' 1 H d th •-•-apparently was only an an1ateur, said ts I ory. e oes e same ~y. (St. '"'-• l tW. L .. .-•• St.,._,_,, ... UON, ""''""• T•••• no:n.} ful works can leac.J sinnC'r s to Christ He does not 5...-1. ambiguou.'lly, but ... _ __.. in his pride, "MastC'r, we havC' toiled r-tn ue sav'=". plainly, if we are willin• to hear him
NEED Of DI SCIPL ES
One of His first acts after 1-IC' be-
gan His public ministry and had dem-
onstrated His power to resist thC'
trmpta~ions of Satan, and had pcr-
ft_.rnted a. number of mighty mi radcs
hy way of exhibiting His cn·denlia ls
as Gods Son, wa s to chnosc some
disc iples. Of course, any follnwe, is
The wnrld's bo:t!itcd "progress" is a di~iplc, but th e twelve fir st chosrn
no progres!'l at al!, hut only a foolish by Jt:~us wrrc.• r~pecially selo:c:tec.l to
wa~te of tin1e and rffort in GOO's l~nme memi'W'rs of His ~rsonal
~ight. jC'sus summtd it up, ''Yc are earthly C'OI11Jlt"lny, and they ·were to
of yom father the d('..,·il, and the lusts leave all and fo llr)\v H irn physically
of )'our father yc will do. He was a as well as spiritually for the thrcot
murJcrer frCJtn th~ btginning, a nd years of H is ministry. All but one
abode not in the truth, because there (JMdas hcariot) we're faithful unto
it oo truth in him. When he speakcth death. When He ascended into
a lit, he 1peaketh of his own : for he Heaven J~sus comma nded them to
is • li.ar, and the father of it" (John c o to judaea, Samaria, and unto the
1~). "Ye shall die in your lint'' uttermost parts of the earth as bear-
(].,_ 8:24). True proc,_ alwap "'' ol this rood newa of salvat;on,
lad• do_, to God's wiU. Man'• phi· and 10 become Hit apostle. or am·
•• , ••••• trcatiel, plans, and purpoea tu.dort tK.tnordiury.
.,. .. ....,duc:ts ol Saton'a widtocl-Thei< lniDlltc came dur!nr their
-(2 l::... 4 >4). tan ol lellowsbip wilb Hllll. A
A IIIATMYSIDY Coll!eo• ,...,_ .......t ~
WU I f-of J• lfw ll..,ciol
.. ]-. -10 6 .. 1 life of aad ~ odollll whoa lot -,.tod ,. •a • aad thea ., clio fllld 1-the Lamb ol God. •
-... of .. --Jfi..' -......... ~. _. • ., .. • M. wloo boline Ill"!" Hill wlllt 1-IIIli laid loio bi-,
•
all the night, and ha ve taken nothing," -
thus intimating that, if they could plainly.
1101 get fish, nobOOy could, let aJone TMY WIU _ NOT MINE
a preacher, for after all Simon anc.J
his partners w~re expert fishermen When Jesus callt us to work for
anrl cntillet..l to much ·rupcct. But Him, we will know it. W e are not
something about Jesus weakened to bargain with Him and count the
Si n1on, who added, "Nevertheless at cost a' weighing against His call, but
thy word I will let down the net." are to leav~ all and follow Him
whithersoever He leads us. "And
This wa5 a reluctant, halfhearted whosorver doth not bear his ci'OSI,
surrcndC'r, b«:ause he only let down and corne after me, cannot be my
a ''net," while Jesus had said "neu ." disciple" (Luke 14 :27). We are to
Tint the answer came quick and fast · "push out into the deep'' and let down
~nd in abundance. The net was to-aU of our ndl, o:pectiac bir re.slts.
tally inac.Jcoquate and broke with the If our efforts fail, perbape we are DOt
loart or fish. So they beckoned to following His guidance. The key to
thtir partners, James and John, who JUCCH8 it, "At thy wotd I will." God '
came with their th.ip and· nets. Both will multiply our obeclieoce {or Hia
ships were filkd to capacity, and rrut service.
"when Simon Peter saw it, he fdl H ave YO\I yielded yourself to Him
down at jesus' knees, sayinc, Depart or a~ you tryinf Jn your nwn
fmm me for I am a tioful man, 0 ltrencth? Or are you worki"J under
Lord." Face to face witb )eMit His ruidance and in His ltJ'qth?
Christ, w~ all ahrivd into nothinc. Andrew led hil brother to ]au&:
SIMON, ClPIIAS. PITU
s;mon'a pride and atll-aulfi<:lenc,.
were compkftly aoae iD the preiCDCC
ol 1eoua whom lot-ltaew fllld ac-
«pted .. !be Cllriat, ... Lanl. 1•
....... tbat 1-llitl Itt sao..
.,_ Itt Slooa. .. -~· thou Jbalt ht mild c 't •, •
b)' _,.,, ..... A -· Slooa.
Whom ha .. you led 10 1-IO< 1101-
ntlon? When He dii'<CIJ, are you
Mlli".J to obey, or do you doubt or
9uest.., or .,... fint I Do yoa ....
)«:t 0t boinr a f-er fllld luiot
upon ftoinr a leoder I But 1-...,.
..0. f-.n, 1'lltre WI'U lot ..
leodera in H....,. but 1-Olri& Alol.... ... • ,...,_ ..,_, ..
-lot a loador lor hla biadoor •
A YOUNG MAN 'S fOOTSTEPS
0 By COLIN ~c KENZit:: (lt-.rhtte4 r.,. ,,,.., .. ,.,. f,.• CIMC CONTACT.)
ua LUIUI Jt:SUS CHaiiT hu reoxded l'OU"« man came 10 1M t-nd or hi' ,i11fu l
in Luke 15 a atory whidt hu ld't the foot· .. .,.. he rcc:ognited thu hi1 sin primarily
•teps o{ a fOUn«' man indelibly hnpritucd wu ssaimt God. He aclt-d upon hi• con·
on the pap of Holy WriL It il the f•m· vict.ion by rC'turnlng lo hia father. God was
iUar •toty of '1M Procljpl Son." I U'Uit coo bit to talk. to Ul, 10 tell us of hd
thlt you •nd lwilll«l we M'IC anicknrii· put lon. In HU l•nsuage, we could 1101
tation with thie JOUI'C fcUow. unckntand. So He lf'nt Hi• Son to give w
By Jnt6eh law, thit you,.... bf'olhn' ~ that practical dt-mo nscntion of hoW dearly
Joe for OIIC·third of hil (ather'• .... lie a... He loved Ul, and what H~ was prtpartd
the-okkr 10ft two-thltcb upon 1M daltla ol to do for us.
their flthn. But nthu th.a wait. • God.aeat Hie Son co •peak our language,
younsn-brothtr wantfll lUI inhaicanc:e to be u one o( uJ, aut! to tell UJ and show
risht away. 1u tbe lcripnae Mill -. lilt • at ,C.Iury'1 CI'WI that He loved w
t00n ·wiiMCd hit lllblttncc in riotoul Uv-unto dtath. He died, wa1 burled, and
l nj~-the wutdutnc. of lin. u iU..ph••nly I'OIC iill'din the thir~ day.
Any who are In opm ~bdUon apinli. lea'* of this He it aacendcd at God'•
God, • who si-t UYiftl in wcret Nn, an filbt haDcl, a llvinl S.\'kMlr,
jutt IU plhy a the JOU"' .... who wuted
hU monc:r, walled W. daM, w..aec1 bit Tbe ~ipl WC'ftl b.d. and he had 1
talent; WISted. lUI ........ ..... W. warm recepdon. The father ••• lookins
futun. He wancM ..6 lawt to,...,..(,. W.. for W.: he didn't even Jet him finllh hi&
At a ,_.,t., tbt "'1 lawt ... 1M brote. 1Ift .,...eb. Tbe falhcr b.d eofnpauion, k*ed
tun bfob W.. JU., '"-l blm, forp¥e him. All thac
He bt ••ltJ, IMler, lrieftdl,. --,. thi.Dp _,. .,-mbolk of whu Jaw Chritl
He W .....S WI ..... .,. ia ...._.. a.. done lex tiL He lowed ua unc.o Math
U,.i ........ kh ... 1 lhe dance ._.... aM He on.ly ..._. that we yield ourxl~ •'PI dUt, a1111 ,_ _flf ew -,. M ... a.t to Hi•. "If any raan be' in
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' NEPTU NE BALL PLANNERS -Mrs.
Paul Ga rman of Westcliff, at left, and
Mrs. Warren Poitras of Bayc rest are par-
ticipating in the all-member Newpo rt Har-
bo r Spastic League search for local busi-
nessmen sponsors for the League's 9th
annual benefit Neptune Ba ll , ·schedu l ed
for Saturday evening, April 22, at th e
Newporter Inn. Proceeds from the bl ack
tie affair wi II aid cerebral palsied chi 1-
dren an d young adults in the area. Hi~
light of the Ball will be the n~ing of
King Neptune. Mrs. George Weedon is
sponsor chairman. Mrs. Robert D. Wood-
ward is Ball chai rman, and Mr s. R.P,
Connally is co-chai rman. Others assist-
ing are Mmes. James Young,'Philip Coho-
tan, Walter Cru ttenden Jr., Ro bert Cal-
lendar, John R. Davies Jr., R.G. Hawley
Jr., Walter Smith and George H. Jones.
STATUS BREAII:
lmpre uions of learnin1
to ski wi ll stay wi th Brett
Lansdell, 14, for many weeks
as she hobbles around to
her claues wi th a full cast
Zonta plans 2-parf party
The Zonta Club o( New• ar; prizea,
port Harbor will present its decorations,
Mn. Viacont E. Wood , fi· kidney u eatment u d the
unee 0\&innlft of the' Junior DllMy Thomas Teenaae
E.beU Club of Newport Much for St. Judu Resear ch
Beach, annO\I.ncea her club's Hospital in which they pia-
choice ol recipients o( moo-ced firat in Southern Cali-
aetary donations this year. fornia and •econd in Stste
These caah don ation s sup-for total amount of money
plement a full year of vo lon-uised.
teer activity by the Juniors. The health committee ha1
In the area of youch, both be en active with the Hear t
the South Coast Ch ild Oui-Sunday March and in 1tuff·
dance Clinic and th e proba-ina envelopes for the Ea&ter
tion deparbnent wi ll receive Seal Campaign. 'This activity
(unda to purchase books for will now be supplemented
their respective libraries. by donations !O the Orange
The Albert Si t ton Home CoutColleae Nursina Scho-
where children enjoyed ~ larship, the MaJch of Dimes
patty at Halloween, wi ll prenatal clinic, and th~
benefit, as well u the Boys Oranae County Epilepsy Sl:r
Club of the Harbor Area ci ety for thei r emergency
who will use the money ~ medi~al fund.
pwchase a stove for thei r Duuna November. members
c:l ubhousel ' of the club lent assistance
The Athenas, a Junior at Hoag t-lospi tal •n the abo-
Auxi liary of some 40 teen-senteeballoting of patients,
age airls, have added their Four full day s were spent
support throuJh a bake sale in distributing and collect·
to raise money for a local ina ballots throu gh out the
air! in need of expensive hospital.
The Americ:.:n field Scr·
vice will rec:etYe tund1 ,
ttc:rrmlna in larae pau from
a meetina durinJ which a
German and • Philippine
aitlahared their uperiencu
with lhc Ebcll1. A donation
Of cJothin& hat been I CRt to
the state rWI school in El
Tri~mphl , Baja Calirornia,
and money has been se t
uide for the support of a
Korean Orphan whom the
Junior Ebell s adopted thi li
yeat.
In cooperation with the
Orange County Civil De-
fense P10gram, letters and
brochu res were sent to all
Federated Junior Women•s
Clubs in Oranae Dilitri c t
and to other service clubs
within the area uraing them
to look mw medi cal self
help and the best methods
of aiding our communi t ies
in learnina to cope with
emergencies when a doctor
is not •mmediatcly avail-
Fifth S rd able.
O concert atu ay Juniors "' •ISO WO<king
wLth the Newport Beach
The Orange Coun ty Phil-Police Department in bi·
hannonic Society will pre-cycle nfety checks at se·
sent the 5th concert in the ve ra! schools. The next of
cu~ren t subscopti on series these IS a bi cycle rodeo a1
this Saturday, ~·!arch ~. In the Bayside Center on ~1arch
UCI Campus Hall. II. Bayside merchants have
The Los Angeles Philhar-donated pr1zcs for this
monic Orchestra will be led ev~nt.
by Hans Schmidt-lss ~rSiedt To compl~te their list of
guest conductor, and wlli' recipients, the Juniors add·
feature Clifford Curzon, ed the South Coast Reper-
piano soloist. tory Theater, to fwther as-
Theprov am,s tart ing prom~ s i ~t . this group in their
tly at8:)0 p.m., will include budd1ng fund .
Ar ia and Allegro (world pr~-All these actiVI.ti~s, plus
miere) by Eugene Zador; m.any more fun.d t&J s1ng, set-
Concerto No. 27 in B flat v!ce and so~1al have com-
major for Piano and Orches· bme~ to fulfill Juntor Ebell
tta, by Mozart, w1th Clifford Prestdent \1rs. ~ack ':fasa-
Curzon as piano so loiSt, darn's theme: Uappme ss
The Cellar
Strait
I.obJter
MARCM 2, IM7
liAR, r:ALl f .
Srmkty style S part Rihs
• LUNCH 11 :30 -3:30
DINNER -S. II
Closed Sundays
220 Forest, Loguno Beoch, 494-S4SS ____ ... _...
ROOF LEAK?
lltpolr work 011 ANY TYPE roof.
New root. !nJtalled.
._etiii«CCII!UDOftlal
11 Yeuol!:q>erieD<O
Wort lully guarantftd-
Small jobl welcome
AAA Roofltlg Co. (".hilt Tops")
PH. 642-0427
NAUGAHYD E
UPH OLSTERED FL:U<i TL f'
Shop & Compare
w • .._ thtl ,j...., ..,.,_ ....... •'"' "' ,,.. ,.,.,.., ,....
Opta Man. & Fri. 1!pts 'tl ... J.&
on her lea. Brett, who is
the dauahter of Mr. and Mrs .
'Jrenville Lansdell of Bay-
cre st, broke her lea a t Lake
Arrowhead on Lincoln's
Birthday while she was
havi snow fun with the
annual luncheon and card row· e venina work cocrmit•
party 'Nedn~sday, March _l S. tee,' Bernice Ves tal; pro-
The e~ent 11 scheduled 1ft 2' perties , Dorothea Sheely.
parts: a luncheon and card Mrs. Helen RiheldaCfer,
~arty at noon and an even· preai dent of the Zonta Club,
ma card ~rty a t 7:30. Do~ re ports that the card party
evencs wall take place an is the club's way to enter·
the senior citizens c lub--tain the communi ty in ita
house at 15th St. and Irvine s enior c itizens clubhous e
Beethoven's Symphony is servm g,"
.Sin C mtnor. ,--=-----------"
'Jirls.
PO-IIlLY Ml.t.RI CMIIIRA
NOW AT
I 710 NEWPORT IlL VD.
PH . 646.o93Ut:o•ta
Ave. in Cliff Haven. The
public is invited.
AccOI'dina to v'erda Ac ker
and Fay Harbison, cD""Chair·
and at the ume time it earns
runds for community pro-
jec ts.
men of lhe event, lhe annual YALEMnME TEA HELD
March card parly h., been IV FORMER TEACHER
organized for the benefit A Valen tine te a was given
of the club service fund. on Valen tin e's Day by Mrs .
The fund fwnishes scholar· Ron Wilson at her home, 6t)7
ship assis tance to local Orchid Ave., Corona del Mar.
Mrs. Wilson, v.rho is a former students, 1upport fOI' the kinderaatten te acher in
.-\merican Fie ld Service and southland schools, decorated
assi1tance to th~ Amelia her home wi th zold cupida
Earh.art. scl\ol.•r•htp , (WJ.d, and houts for th e occasion.
MaJor comnu ttoes for the N · ..... ...___ .. 1 a1 · _evyt~. "ilto. :U., (0'l~~a(1Ur;'. den~~.-·f= c:~:c: del Mar
c1\C~ . Commi tte~, · Loui1e and La.l"na partook or tea,.
Hamblet and E.:l1th Carver; coffee and pi nk Valentine
ticket printina and mailina, punch and raspberry heart
Haze l Ra y and Helene Csen· cake served at a pi nk and
1M-_A_I_L I N-- ---, :;eer a':~~~ ~:i ~~:s::;: I 1 dress and Val enune
II WEEK-E;.D $3 00 I ~:~ART DISPLAY IS EXHIBITED AT IIAMK
SPECIAL I An exhi bition of oilpaint·
1
1
· I in&s by Norweaian .,tist
Bjamc E. Ursin, recently
FOR A 1-YUII ENSIGN SUBSCRIPTION I Jhown al lhe Corona del I Mar branch of Bank o{ Amer•
Hat1s Schmidt-lsserst~dt,
a native of Berlin, appeared
as aues t conductor of the
Philharmonic during the
Orat~ae County Philharmomc
Society's 196 1-62 season.
In 1961 he mad e his Ameri·
can debut with the Phila-
delphia Orchestra, and re-
. turned to guest conduct the
Hans Sch.-.hft·lu.,1t•dt Orchestra again in the 1964--
Clifford Cunan
65 season.
Clifford Curzon, England's
foremost pianist, has \'iStted
America regularly, p\ay1ng
with major orchesuas, in
solo recital, and on nation·
wi,de r w:lio and television
pro1nrns 1uch u . the Tele--
phone Hour. He is a native
of London and entered the
RoyaJ Acad em)' at 11 -lhe
younJCSl pupi I ever admitted.
Concert tickets, at SJ • .SO
and studeut tickets, at 51.75,
if available, may be pu r·
chased at the Philharmomc
office, 201 W. Coast High-
way , Newport Beach, 6-Ut-
6411.
The followtng concert in
th e curr ent series will h~
held on Sunday, \larch 19,
when the Los Angeles Ph il·
harmoni c Orchesua will a~
pea r at UCI Campus Hall,
under the baton of Co lin
Davis, guest conductor. I
MgiJ i" your order ,with your chuJr: or cash 1 ic:a, hu moved to the Irvine
(I"OSTMARK!D HDT l.ATIER THAN MARCH 6, 1961) Center branch of Bank of I America.-The exhibi t, PFO I ~ A bo D I 1!1&~ 1. I ·~anaed by the Ann p ans or r r ay
I ~ ll"l.l:j I Gilman "'"'"' of Corona
de l Mar, includes a 6-foot In commemoration of Arbor Children not taktng a seed-
1 2721 E. Coast Highwa,. I by 4-foot seascape enti tled Day on .\·larch 7, the Parent-ling home will tak~ part in
Corona del Ma r, Califernia "Point of departwe." Faculty Organization of a tree planting ceremon ) at
I NAME ........................................................... . ............ I o~;li~r~~~le',~ud!~: ::tF:~ ~e~~raVi~:e~i~;l ~~~1~:::; th~:ch:~son:!ar;~v:~ Wlth
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mous Ar tists School. He is pine tree to each child the object b~tng 10 plant I M.'.lin& Add<ess whos~ parents gi ve permi s-them on pnvate land to pre· L ......................................... ........ .... I .·.~~rladnlualil,.ute 0off TMec0h0n°o01cohauy-, sion to accept one. As s1s-vent soil eros1nn and wate r-
J Ci ty ................................................................ where he studied physics. ~~~ ~~~nc~~da:re~~~~~ ;~:~: s~~~·. J .P. :\Jlderson, PFO
I State ........................................................ Zip ........... -....... .J ... J HFoerd.isAeemropnluolryeodn,·c''ofPh Ni10cw~-lings and reports that the Pres1den t. reports that the
P FO BoaJd will bag each mon thl y board mee ting will :·~~=:..:::.;::.::..:::..:::..::..::~·=:..:~~por::::t~Be::ao~h~·;.;. ______ _:o~n~e~;,:::::,:::::l~----., be held \larch 6 at Q:30 a.m. at th e school.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Cf.RTif!C :Ht: or BUSNF:SS
rictitiou!l f irm Sal!lf'
TH E USOF:RSlG,;r.o doe"
hereby certify that ~hf' is coa-
doctillsJaaiJatf'rior Oesi191 busi•
aeu at 208 Goldnrod, Coroaa
del Mar, California, uader the
fictitious firm Dall)e of Parallt
lateriors aad that uid fim ia
COlli posed of the followiag peT•
BOll whose 111 me ia fall aad
f.lllce of ~s ideacf' are u fol•
OWII. IO Wit:
Esther E. Parnt, 208 Go Idea•
rod , Corona del \far, Califontia.l
WtTN E.."-5 my h•ad this 23rd
d•y of rebruary, 1967.
[lither E. Paraot
STArt. Of CALIFORNIA CO LOll THE DOT·TO·DDT SEIIIIOIETTE COUNTY or ORANGE ''·
ON TillS 23rd d•y of febro• on thh w ... 's IIW• P•t•-Secrion 2. P•t• 2 ary , 1967, be fore me, a ~otary
•4 .. 11 y..r ewtrr te •• &alp ..... ,,.,_.., Pv.blie Ia ud for .. ld co~aaty
2721 I. C..1t Hwy., C.....a llel Mer, C.llf., aad Ita .. , l'l!!llidbaJ th.ef"eia,
,. ......... "t l•tM •• M•rch '· 1967 d•ty eo-iaaloa~d ud swon.,
I• s.,. .. l•cluM •--, .... •-' ..W..u with,.., llfttry. per10••lty a ppeaf"ed Eatber [. Parsat bowa to me to be tlle
A 1111:1 IILL II 11¥11 FOil TilE lEST EITIIY EACH IEIEll l"~~ ••w• ••-II• .,._
JMtf•t will M Ml041 H uiM MI .. ••4 "-"'"' • •erlbed to tlle wlt.lr.ia iaa~n~· ••t, ud aebowkdsed to .e:
tlu.t all• uee•ted the •••·
WITNESS .,. lkaad a ad oUi•
cl•la .. l.
Heariette L. Eat•
Not.ery P.blie Ia .. d for .. 14
Coutf sad State,
,.,. C.-lui• .. ptru No.,.._
-"· 1919 ,..~lt.tlt Marcll 2, 9, 16, 2J,
1917 Ia Itt• Newport BatHr ;..,. ___ ..IE':",.,
c1usf 6effA'een us girls
r herP art· thrt·t' m1pmta n1 pomt> we look ior m a
tm,tnetdl tn\!t!urton 11rq ~~ tht' ~r>t urt [\ u t our tund~. second rs the
tlu<tu ,ltrflfl• ot rn.rrJ..(•/ ·upcJ ndnwnt/t\ <Jnd
rlu~ ru n nt tlw llltll
we r.·Jn he mn\f lw lplul.
,
/1 .11 t' t/Jt• m J \1/IHI/71 (1/,Tl~Utdn(E"
h~ ,1n if~ency ot the U 5
Co\ t'l nmenc h ery wt thd rdwd /
met promptly tn l 1 yecJrs
llOWPORT BB .I.B~
88VIll08 ... , ....... , ..... . .I'
Ounp County: Jl66 Vr• L1do, Newport Beitch. ;~hf. • Phone 67l·l1JO
Coro n• del M•r: 2166 E. Coo~st Htghwo~y • Phone 67S·S850
P A PAlMU. Ch•irm1n of the Boo~rd • ACNE$ BlOMQUIST. Presid~t
Resources In h:cess of One Hundreod Million 0oiiJ'1
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AUTHOR Patty Newman was saying
"Pass the soup and salad" at the Co r·
ana del Mar Ki wan is Club meeting Tues·
day at Villa Swede n Restaurant, where
she had lun ch with the service club mem-
be rs before giving a talk on her l ates t
book, "Pass the Poverty Please." Ki-
wan ian Don Haze, shown holding the
author's expo se of the government paver·
ty program, is a former neighbor of Mrs.
Newman in the Altadena area.
$25 million goal lopped
Newport National Bank an·
nounces combined assets in
excess of S25 mi llion, far
ahead of taraet dates set
last yeas.
President ~eorae L. Wood-
ford Jr. reporte d total as ·
sets of S25,154,31 0.46 as of
Feb. 23, compared wi th
Sl9,300,000 on the same
day a year aao . a gain of
over S6 million.
Silver gobleu symbolic of
the 25th million goal were
presented to the Bank's 6(}..
member staff in its 3 bran-
ches -'Nestcliff, Bayside
and the Airport.
<\ fourth offi ce has been
authorized for the lloag Hos-
pi tal area in ;./ewport Beach
and wi II be opened later in·
the year. The site is yet to
be selec te d.
\tr. Woodford s aid the
bank's growth c re ated local
s taff payrolls in e xcess of
HSO,OOO for the :"-/ewport
LEGAL NOTICE
Beach..Costa Mesa commun·
ity during 1966.
Newport National Bank is
an inde pende nt fa nne d by
Orange County civic, busi-
ness and professional lea·
ders. Its headquart~rs of-
fice at 'Nestc\iff and ')over
wa s ope ned Jan. 6, I%~.
<\ detailed growth report
will be given shareholders
at an annual stockholders'
meeting \\arch 21 at Reu•
ben's ~es taurant , adjace nt
to the bank's O range County
A ir port ')ffice.
An o pen ho us e and to ur of
the Airport Offi ce from 5 to
6 p.m. will be fu llowed by
the meeting a t 6 p.m.
Cell lfl Y••' w.,., Act
.. the Eulp:
673-0550
LEGAL NOTICE --
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, <of tlw Cuunl•· ,.f Or .m~" . .._,,.,,. lin.-of \ .u \rthur II,.11 J .. ,,,,J
of ( .dif<,rnHI, has bv H,..,.olu•
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!'!uid flr~ng,. C:ounty, \.ali fo r-r un·•· r·nnr'"'' "nuth .. ,· .. r• rh
oia, dl"'"'crib,.d 11-" follo w": and havin" ,, rlo•lou-. ,,f 7·,o.tKJ
L'lmmrnr •nw .rr th•· rrnt,..r-f,-.,.t; th •·nr" ."'u1nh,.a~t•·rl•
lin•· int,.r~•·• ''"" ,,f f .. rntpu'< alonp: .. 11irl .-.un•• tl~r .. 1111h ,1 IJriw·, Hll.llll f,.,., "'dr, .1n<f r l"'ntra l anjllr nf lH" 1 1' ·.1 ",
Jamlmr•·•• )l ,,tl,..v"r.t . 60.00 an arr t!iM;oo rr .,f 17 1,1 l
fr•f't l'lld•·, ''" .. hU"''II ron ,, nrap fl"'l'\; th!'IIC", "tanjl.-11! I•• ... 1itl ,,., . .,,.j,.,f in llr)n ~ fl·l, Pall" c urvr ~-28 fl .19' 11" I·.
26 nf li o•• "'''"' rtf "'nrvrv , ,,.. 320.98 f,-.ct IO th l' J,"'Jo:lltnlnll
f'<)r,J .. of ....... ! Or.•notr f.ounh: o f a tanp:ent run•r runro~v•·
th••n• •· . .toni! .... .,,! r •·nt••rlin•• ~orth ,.ast,.rly and h;ll'iniZ ,.
nf lttmi<UI<'o ll•uJio·\rlrd ~. radius of 600,00 f•·,.t: thr-n ,.•·,
4011 1H' I I" ~. 11.!0.00 f••••t Southeasll'rlv ;olonK -.ai•l
mor•· or ], ....... tu ·•n int<·ro;,.,.. cur ve throu,11b 11 r cutral an!fl••
tion of ... ,j,[ ro•nt••rl in1· of of 200 55' 02 .. , 11n arr dj-..
Jambor•'" ll o)o)l••v.trtf "·i th thr lance of 219.05 f•·rt; th ,.nr-•·,
r ~i,.t in !( rmnmon houn rlnrv 5, 490 34' ]5'' F:, 39.8.') (,...,.\;
lin " llf·tw,..,·n tlw Oranlil " thfln ce , r .. a violil s nid Sl'l,.th·
Countv \hon i,..ip.tl 1\ii t,..r Oi,.. Wl"'~terly line of th " lan•l vf
u ict nnrl th•• Coll"'lnl thl!' s tate of Ca lifornia, S, 49 °
Mun ir-i p1d Wrll"r Di.<~tr kt, 2 1' 46°' [. 8.1.10 feet to "'airl
111<1 c:rl'lltrd h" th,. lrvinr eenterliof' of Jambott'" Uonlt••
Ann'" til lion I~ i'l ll id Coa!!Ot'll "ard; thence, a long. "'ait! rrn·
Mun iriprol lliat"r DiAtric t te rllne of )ambon!!"' Boull"'\llltd
dntt'd 'lovrmbrr 26 , 1948 S. 400 '-Ja• 14•• W, 3150.20
ant! rr•·orded in Hl""'olu• feet to the tme point nf ~·
tion 'ln. 62-817 of th.-llnar<l ~i nn in g.
gqAliLIAN SU IT ARIST
Laurindo Almeida will be at
Orange Coast College Marc h
Sa t 8 p.m. in the .\uditorlum
for a conce rt of classi cal
and modern music. He has
tou red with the Sta n :<enton
band and has given concerts
at (:arnegie Hall
Hollywood '3owl. ..
and th~
T i c~ets
ar e s~ ,per _person. ---_· __ __:_:__:'_
LEGAL NOTICE
\Ol ff f OF fJFo\HI\C
\0 Ill 1-I~ lit tlt.JIY G!\ f:\
th.•t rt,.. Jln.op/ ,f ·"UP"' II isM>o
nf rJ..-(hUll!\ rof f Jt.tlljW, ~tal"
,,f I o~llf<>rn•·•· I"'" I" ll ••,.nlu·
11"11 d.or.-.d th<' 11t!r .J,, .. of
l···loru.tn , JQ(>7 , r[,., l.rn•,( lh
•ot•·nlion tu ·•nn •·• lh•• rnn-
l i""'"'~ •tnin• orpor.•l•"! t•·rriton
lwr<·i tHlft r r rl.->'r riho•ol to 7th
"••v.•·r \l~int•·n;tnr <' IJ i~tr i< t.
·•nd h., .. fi ,!·d "··dn•· ... d,w , th<•
:'2n•l ,J." ,.f \htrr-h, JQ(J7, ..11
th•• hrnu of lU :OO .,•, loc k <1 .m.
11! .,,,irl da\ oil th•· Cham],.-.,.. •of
.,f til" lh,;orol uf ~upr•r vi .. or~ r>f
th•· Luuut• nf Oranjlt' in tho•
Orftn(l•· Count• •\,!ministration
!luiltlin ~. ;[-, \orth ~yt .• mor<>
'-trf"~'l, ~ .. nt :o \n,t , Calif<>rnia,
"" th•• 1 in,,.. .tn•l plarP for th<"
ho·.orin11 11111111 th" qu"-<tion of
... .,j,f .onnr\;tti<JO and .dl nb.
t•·l·ti .. n-. th<'rrto, at "'hirh tim.-.
·•n-l pf,,.,. all in tt:"u·~trd P"'-
""n" m .. v i!pp•·.ot and br h•·~~r<l .
\t .in ' tim•' pri ur to the rim ,...
fi···rl r ... hrarinjl:, an•· int<'t'"-<t·
•·•! l""''on, mo~v fil·· "ith th f'
I l•·r~ of th<" Jl,),tt•l of :-.upo•rvi·
.. ur-. ,lf th·· r nun t• of Or.•n1w
~>ritt•·n Q)•j••• liun~ to th ~· pro•
f'11"<'ol ·•nn•·\.tl lnn, v.hir-h ob-
J'"' l tt>n., "ill J,.. """"jrJ,...r,-.d by
th•· ll•t.trd nf "'up••ni .... nn .. •II th••
tom•· .tnd pi;,,.,. f,,., . .j fo r h•·ar•
in11,. llw l•uund.tti•·..; <>f thto
r .. rril•>r' 1''"1'""'"" to hr un• n•·~··d .,,.,o), . .,,..rHo<•<f ""' f,)ll ow$:
UNIVERSITY INDUSTRIAL
PARK ANNEXATION NO. 1
\II tl•al r •·n .oin lo~nd "itua•
t••d in r)w I tou nt• of Orang<',
."'t.ot•· nf ( .dilorni .• , •l•· .. crihf'rl
··~ ,,,[] ........ :
l h.ot /'"rt ion 'lllllnr!.s 7, a,
IR ,tn < ~9 ,.f lr•·in,..'.,. Sub-
,[;, i ... ru n I"'' m.•p-r<·rorol,.<[ in
H .. nl I , P.<IZ" S8 of \!i,.,...,,_
l.rn"llu" \J:q, ... iu tl..-nllirl' of
d..-l,omnty H.-.. ordrr of .. aid
flr.onj!f' f.ounty , olro;;qihP<] alto
f" ll'lw":
From the Police Blotter
..... .,, , .... 20
Thelma B. Dalby, l15 ~I·
dentod Ave., Corona dt~l
Mar, wu arrutt~d on a drunk
ia public ehuae on Newport
Blvd., ne'ar 3ht St., in
W .. t Nt~wport •.• Edward D.
MM.er , 239 Via Ithaca, L ido
lalt~, waa aneltcd on Feb.
I& at the police s tation on a
drunk in public charae .••
Vandals cut a wire cord
s horeline, moorin& the 6S·
Cootc•bin cruiser ''Tibwon''
owned by Douataa Paxton to
a dock at the Ba lboa Bay
C lub ••• ~enni a McFarland,
owner of City Barbers, 3107
Newport Blvd., West New-
port, closina his barbers hop
P eb. 18 at 4:30 p.m., dis-
covered the theft of a SUO
candy machine rrom the
front of his s hop ..• A radia-
tor was s tolen from the 1965
Ford o f Alfred H. Grenz, 900
~a Lane,Uarbor View Hills
... Vandals ripped a wind ..
shield wiper off the car of
Robert E. Vodak, 900 Sea
Lane, Harbor View Bi lls ,
and then gouged a l (}..inch
mark on the c as hood ..• Golf
c lubs, valued a t nearly S400,
were s tolen from a s tora&e
locker at the Irvine Coast
Country C lub ... A buralar
s to le a television, barbecue
and general purpose "dock
boll" from the home of Ed-
1 ar Hendee, 72 1 Lido Park
:lr., Lido Peninsula , on Feb.
18 ... A c ar driven by Edwin
J . ~1c'Jill , 4 17 Cambridge
Circ le, Cos ta Mesa, collided
at the inters ection of ')over
~r. and 16th St., near C lifr
Haven, with a car driven by
M. Hayton, 235 Poppy
Ave., Coro na del ~lar.
ant~ ted on ohuae• ot drunk
in public a1 Woody'• Wbad,
2311 Newport Blvd., i.n CoD.•
tral Nt~wport ••• C iycM C.
Sherwood J r., 416 l.tlnwood
Or., C011a Men, wu ar-
reatcd at 5:15 p.m. on a
drunk drivina charae at In·
dua trial Way and Newport
Blvd., 'Nut Newpon Heiahta
••• >\ areen .. Rincon" surf·
board, with a 5()-.inch white
band, was uoiCn from th t~
home or Bruc e C. Newell,
5004 Neptune "o\ve., in West
Newport. •• An intruder kicJr. ..
ed his way into the home o f
abaenl Chuck Conway, 128Y,
40th St., 'Nest Newport, by
punching a 'ho le in the
screen door and then kick-
in& a hole in the wood ~nel·
ed door .•. A bwglar stole
snow skis and pole s, valued
at $75, from the home or en•
&i neer Richard L. Foley,
401 Jasmine Ave., Corona
del Mar, on Jan. 27 •.. .'\
S70 e lec tric typewriter be-
longing to Billie Adamson,
1924 Uo liday Rd., Baycre sl,
was stole-n F eb. 17 from JOt
Placentia Ave., 'Ne st New-
port Heights .
Wednesclay, Feb. 22
A lady's go ld leather coin
pW"se with a car and ho us e
key ring round at 13th St.
and W. Ocean Ft., in C entral
~ewport, was turned over to
police by Jame s Aiken,l245
'N. Balboa Blvd., Balboa ...
Bwglars s to le a
tape player and
IY
• sC:::~ :r-a.:... SJI i.:;~;i~• ,I
7 11AI .AI IIAUIIII S4ft
~r~~c: IUWIIII $5'f
...
ridtet, nlued at tllO, from
dlt~ Voltaw .. en tA Jamea ,
H~rria, pllrk.ed in bit c.,ort
at 61 Bal~ Covea . . .. <\
.. Kite" aailbo&t mau. 19
feet lona and vall.led at t160
and a c.-nvu mau cover
wore stolen blf the boa& ot
Praak 111 , Marahall, 121 VIa
Wazien. U do Isle, moored
in the Piazza Oenoa boat
aarden. • ).Stt~ven .-\. Bon·
nett of Fo untain Valley a uf ..
fered minor lace injuries
when the c ar he wu drivin& ~=::::;;:;;;;;:;;;:::~==~~==~ we at on Pacific: Coaal Hwy., 1
weal of Bayside Dr., rear-· H.-r Artl
e nded the car of Frederic W.
L'Hoir, Balboa Bay Club, Repainting & Restyl ing
(orcin& hia c ar into the baclr. o specialty
o( a-car driven by Ge orae C. UAMLO BAXTER
SMier, 777 Avocado Ave., ,_
Palntlq CantToctor
l.lc.,•MI & 1..,4•4
Irvine Terrace. ..o\ car
driven by Ruth C. Hoski n,
109 Via Ravenna, Lido Is le,
north on 15th St. rec eived a .. u Casta Mna St.
crumpled left £ro nt fender at Casta Mesa, Califoml a
Balboa Blvd., in Centra 1 Ne w· ~":":":"":":":":;;:~1~8§tt.~y•~•§•;;;:;;;::Ph;;;:o:n:•:So48:::-I:7:1:2=! port in 1 collision with a c ar ;:
driven by Patrici a M. Wil-
lia ms, J ll Island Ave., Bal-
boa. . .Cindy J . Laurie,
1816 W. Bay <\ve., C entral
Newport, was arrested on a
charge of drunk in auto at
Cli£f Dr . and Tustin Ave.,
in Newport Heights . : .~or ..
"dy's Tackle Supply, 307
Main St., Balboa, was bw&-
larized of 5 fi shina rods,
valued at S29S., .Erne st W.
C leve land, 220 17th St.,
s howering
CUSTOM HOMES-REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Personalized Scr\ IU'
DON E. ELDER
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
35 Years in :"'ewport Beach
1107 E. Balboa Blvd. 673.6590
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS • ALL SIZES · AlL TYPES
JAckaoa 7-2231
2320 S. Milia. Scnlta ADO
FIER&LASS SUPPUES Shrub,, Interior P lant •,
Tropocols& Tree\
ln u ctici des ond Fertd1!e
S&H Gree n Stamp •
TIOPICAL PUtt
LEGAL NOTICE
Co unt~, ,. .. ;,/ point bt'in~ th<'
lruf' pomt of l,..ji!inui n ~ of tho,•
laud to h.-drsrrib..od ; th,.nr r ,
r ont inuinjf alonK ""itl !'outh·
<'.ts t,..r[, lin" an d th•· .\"orth· £'ot..,tl'rl~ li n•• of .;;;oid l..•n••
Chaond, th•· fnll o .. inil rour·
sr.;; o~nd cu t~·o• ... : ~. :!9'' !">'
26" 1\. ]",6.98 f,..•t tn tht
h••!l'inoin~ of a tan~rnt ,.un••
3 e tter Dresses & Sportswe
Acceuoriu and Gifts
Ne~rter Inn OR~ 1700
Westcliff Plaza Ml 2·2444
• BEAUTY SALON
Z7J2 L ONet Hwr. a.. ........ ........ ,,., .. • ODC"•l\",-. ~.x .. t•·tll" ,mol hndnjl
ft radiu" of 325.00 fo••·t;
th•·nr•·, ~nu tlwrh· alonjl: .. :oid
'ur.,,... thr~~·~J:h ~· ... •·nual ;•n ~l·· ;-BUILDIHC CONTR•CTO-R ,.f 49" 2> 48 , an ar<' d,.... A
t .. n .... of 280.!9 fr£'t: th,..nc-•• ~-----.--·---
tan !l'"nl to .. a;u rn,.·•· ~-2orl • IIE!IODELII& • ow _22'.' E. 646.19 f.,,., to tht· ADIInOIS
l>o>i.!lnn•n!! ~~ a tang,.nt ,.urv., LICUSED -AMDED c oncavr ~orth.,a .. tl'r/v au t! Ill[' IIVIIII
h.t vin,ll: a r;o<l iu,.. of ·1.'iO.oo FRED H, GERWICk
f•·•·t; th•·nr,., South•·a ... tf't!. · JOol Cold.,.rod a!on ~ ~.<id f"Urw• ,throu~~ a I 67U0 .. 1 _ 5.49•2170 r .. nual an,11l.-nf 15 40' :1 1",
lin arrdistanc" of 217,97 fo>,.t·
th .. nr-.. , tan,r--nt to said run·~ [e DRY CLEANING
"· 5'1° 49 J 7" ~--Sfi"'.l [
f•'l'l to th " brjl:i nniu..: nl a -n
tdn~~:tnt rurvr conr avP ~orth · (jP!. /1f.
•·ao,l,.rly nnd havin~~: " r11 <liu" (..(.t'4
o f 600.00 f,·,..t: tht•nce, !'oulh-
,.,.,q,.rl ~ a!on11 ,. .. jd r u11"-' CENTEI
th rott!l.h a ""nlral .ln!{l" of "> .
22' 40", an "''" dist"'n"" of ~rofeu1onal and budaet dry
.".6,12_ f,• .. t: rh cnc.-0 t:o?~':.~: lunin1 -faat aenice -
to '<a u! ~"'n n·r , !-1. lil II :.1 _ qualily •orlr.-
E. 6.15.86 ft-<'t to th l' South · If · 1 d l'H!"\I"'rl)· linr of that Cf'rtu in ae aentce aun 1y.
lantl de!!Or ribf'd in 11 rJ,.,.,f to Pi niahed Laon&y
th" ln·in•· lndustr inl Compll'l, Aaency r<'r.,rrJ,..d J uly 11 , 1964, in
Ho~k .71.">9 , Pa_~~e,. 97.].98 ... of 3200 E. C.est Hwy., CDM
Oil oc tal . Rt'rnrdl't of -<aid 673.9605
Orau,Q:,. Cou nt v: th<'nr ,., ;tJ on!l
"'llirl South<"ast,.rlv lin,.. ."1.
27° 38' 26" ~ .• 156.47 '"'"'
to thr brginn ing of 11 tan~~:~"ot
r une c.uuc .. .-r ~ou thf.'ll!'it l"'rly,
an d havul g a rnd ruK u/2000,00
f,..l'l ; thrnc<-, ~ortht:"as t r rly
along s aid curv£' throu!{h a
r~otra l anglt-of IJO 00' 00",
• FLQ:!JSI
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DtMurl Tosh
an arc dist11ncl"' of 453.79 'HARBOR AREA'S O LDEST It-~!; thrncl", t11n~<'nt to .. aid
<:nrv~ :-.;, 40° 18' 26" E.
379.61 fl"'et to 11 point in a
non..t11ng,.nt cun·l"', con r 11 v~
!'outhwl'l'lll"'rly and ha"ins 11
radius of 2000.00 fl"'et , (a
radial line be•rs N, 19° 31'
.">9" F:.), said curve ~i
FLOWER SHOP"
NEWI'ORT BLVD.
Ml 6.4479
Mes•
Crystaliner Corporation
Casting Rnins & MoldJ
Fiberglass Mat.,-ials anJ
Suppliu -Ll FJ.0292
1626 Placentia, Costa Muo
• HEALTH EQUI PMEHT
"KEEPING FIT
CAN BE FUN"
R1'NT -
R11llers, Belt Vibrator s,
C) cles, Slant Boards. C all
546-6180 or 836-7561
• JANITORIAL
MR. KLEEN
• Carpet Cleaning
• Floor-Stripping
and waxing
• Windows
Complete Cleaning-
Service. CALL-
646-4977
• JEWELERS
WALLACE CALOERHUD
J£1£L£R
3123 E . Coau Hi &h'tuy
Corona del Mar
ORi ole 3·2250 I
.·-U-1'11-0U...,..,T"!"R~Y~--j
F ree De l."ery
C'ORON "'-DF.I .. 'tAR NURSt:Rt·
l144 t:. Co ut Hi.,ay S'U·OIIiO
Tiil OfJ!(I
• UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLST ERIHG
(By £uroper:.a Cra{tsmer&}
REMODEL 2 pc. set ONLY
S69.SO Call ••aerny"
215 Mclin H:B. 536.6405
FREE cia~ & picltup
CUSTO"
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY'
• J)UALI TY WORK •
HElL'S
FIREHOUSE UPHOLSTER ~
2109 Hewport Blvd.
Hawport Beach
675.4()8~
UPHOLSTERY • REFINISHIN G
DRAPERIES e CUSTOM CARPETS
AMPLE PARKIN C. IN REAR
NEWPORT FURNITURE CO., INC.
.. WH ERE THE 4 U.S. FLAGS Fl.l'"
2660 W, C:.e•t Hwy ., NeW,.,, Beoch, Tel•'"'..,• 646•407
ESTABLISH En IN 19>16
• H!ARIMC AIDS
W .. LCHEL'S
HEAIJN. AID CENTEil
CERTIFIE D CUSTOM FITTED HEARING
REPAIR ALL MAl< ES
·$ g. I
Yfa hon tha lorgest c.td
mast beautiful teiKtian of
trvpi cal fi sh in the area.
Vre aha carry a kill line of
DCJ~•i--a, .. c1 all occet-
tories n..de41Df the hobb,.
s...o~o s.. T...,;.al, 21a •·
•;~...,, C.M. L;bony 8-7'161.
eo .........
• PLUMBIHG
A. W. MARSAC
PLUMBE R
100 Carnation Ave.
Corona del M•
Plu.mbina Repaira
DAY.\ NIGHT
WATER HEATERS
67J.4130
O.GEARE'S
PLUMBING SERVICE
(H~/oabl<~~l'/,.,..but, 011d H<~~a ruol)
14 UOUR U I I:'RG£,VCt' S f.HVI C£
PHONE 646-0622
Ras. 54-4187
Repair -Installation
Ramoclel
TOM OeGE ARE
438 E. 18th, Co •to Me n
• SHOE REPAIR
IUEIIKY'I
Complete Shoe S.,..,ice
ORTHOPEDIC
Pr•scription Spec:iali st
We 1ive S&H Gn.n St ....
1890 H•loor Bl..t., Ml "'3311
• MARINE HARDWARE
a11'· tn \ t&
a l~<o thf' <:entl'rline I ;~:~,~I =~;;::::;::::;====:. I f~ Lane Road; th ence, ~
we ll terly a loag said cur\lt:., • RESTAURANT DR JOH" w M c•BE 0 D
WILCOUIIITTINDIN -··· .. ~·~·~ ...... 1100 W. CMM: MWJ' .. H.L und along f!lai d Cl"'aterl inl"' of • " • C "' 1 • •
Lane Road, through • c~ntr~tl Optometrist of
11n!l:le of 6° 53' :r3••, an •rc 1 E R w SH II E'5
di!ttance of 240.59 feet; "" C d I M
thence', continu ins alooA s•id "tlte 1.., 0r0n0 8 Or
centerline of Lane Road, tu• L.UNotEON -DrNNER
!!:eDt to !laid CUr\le, N. 77° COCKTAIL.S C.t.ct Leun -e,. e .... lnetlens
-· ..... AI.PAMTI
of SuP"'tVi!lor~<~ of Orang!" DAT£0: Febru ary 1·•. 1967
County, uid inter!lorr tion BY ORDER OF Tift~ ROARIJ
Lfofllnl<"nrinjl ·•• tlw Cf'ntl"'r·
li n" inlN;.<'r tioa of \l;or ,o\nhur
ll o .. lo•vard, "'" rf,.,..rribe<l in a
•I•••• <I In thr Lnuntv of Ornn~l"',
r,., Qt•l<'d J11nuary lO, 1963, in
llouk (t.189, P"~" 641 of Olfi·
d al Jl,.r orrho of .!laid Orange
Co unt", wi th 1h e :\'ortheu!ltl"'t•
Ill lhi•· of !lo llid B!od 7;
d•••nr r , al(lnf!; :~a id North•
f'lr.,t•·rly line ,c;, 49'1 21' 3•1"
~:. IO(~o 76 feet to thf' center·
lin<' of L1rne Road , aM tie•
... r rib,..d in 11 d,.rd to the
County of Oraage, re<:nrded
O•·tober 13, 1966, in IJoolt
8075, P,111e 290 of Offic ial
R ~corrl.11 of •aid Oran~
County; th ence. •Inn~ Raid
rl"'ntrrlln<' of l.anr Road S.
770 2 1' .14" [, 68.19 ff'et to
11 pnlnl In 11 line pant \le i with
nnd rli .. tnt Southerly 170,00
frrt , lllt meal!lored 81 rlsht
u~l~• from ••id cealerliae
of \f11r Arihur Boulevard, ~r•id
pltallel lh1e bei111 the Soalh ..
,. .. terly li u or the Laae
Ch•ane l, aa d~J•ct lbed In 1,
dl"ed to the Or••se Couty
Flood Cotmol Dlatric:!J re ..
eord11d J•••arr 28, 1~6 I•
Book 7395, Pase 573 of Offl·
c.l•l lteootd• of Hl4 Ora•p
2 1' 34" I', 1998.88 feet to
thr true poiat of beginnleg.
DATED: February 14, 1967
BY OROF.R OF TIH: BOARD
OF SU P ERVISORS OF
ORANGE COUNTY ,
CALI FORNIA.
ORiole 3-940'
l4JO VIA OPORTO
Nowpon Bo.,..
CALL FOR ArPOIMTMEMT 673-0467
:UII I••• C.ou Hj .... woy
C.lllaY--U
......... t
~ btin~ a IJt o thr. tru!!> point of Of SUPER VISORS (lF
besiaaiaf!: of the land tu ~. ORANCE COUNTY,
deec ribtd: thuce, paraJI,.j CALIFORNIA .
with ~~aid cuterliae of C•m· 1'.t~. STJOHN
pa• Ori"e aad alons aaid Coo~:~ty Clerlt and u-ortlc io
uiating c ONmott boODdary Clerlt of th~ Board of Sn~rvi
liu N. 49° 19' 34 .. W • .3941 ... ,.ont of Orange Cauaty, Call ..
98 lel!'t to the Soattlea!lterly fOf"llia
liee of MeeArtllor Boale"arcl, (SEAL)
I 00.00 feet •Ide 114 111 howa oa By M-b•l L. Cute is
•aid ••P recorded le Boolt lHJMil)'
14 Par 115 of Miac:allauou P1biUih: Match 2 .ad 9, 1967,
....... rec-"• of Hid an.,. Ia tlte Ne•f'O" H.rbor Eufp
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FOA ALL OF YOU A
I N5UAANCI!: NEI!:OS
ROBERTSON -SADLEIR
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1333 F-COut Hwy,
Coi'Oila del Mat -67J.38,.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...
BALTZ
MORTUARIES
1741 SUPERIOR AVE,
C0$TA MESA
Midway b-2424
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CORONA DEL MAl
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BEll. BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8-~. 8·:K34 eo.ta lCH&
Westclil'$ Chapel
e/_11_-t'lfl•"f'' 427 E. 17tll ST.
COSTA loiESA .. ._
LOCAL REAL TORS, meeting to discuss
a California Real Estate Association
educational and sales conference to be
held in Anaheim on March 8, 1%7, di s-
play a giant bl ow-up of an education ce r-'
tificate realtors can earn by attending
th is and other edu cation courses. The
conference will be co-sponsored by the
Newport Harbor-Costa Me sa Board of
Realtors. Pictured, left to right, are Har-
old A. Hartley of An aheim, regional vice-
presi dent, CREA, District 23; Glenn Mar-
tin, executive officer of the local board;
Charles F. Colesworth y, local edu cation
commi ttee chairman; William H. Fams-
worth, president of the local boa rd, and
Robert We stmyer of Long Beach, membe r
of the CREA Education Committee.
News bureau is fonned
The Trident new s bureau
has been formed to increase
the publicity for Corona del
Mar Hish School.
The newly appointed staff
consists of Laurey Kramer,
news bureau chief; Diane de
Forest, senior news report-
er; Andy Rose, senior
sports reporter; Chris Thomp-
son, Kate Hamill and Mari-
lyn Ro llins, junior news r~
porters; Bill Livinaston,
Terry Wright and Larry Dun-
mire, junior liports reporters;
and Sue Deaver and Tina
Jack lin, clerk-typists.( The
terms , junior and senior, do
not refer to sradc level, but
lO the amount of respon·
sibility on the news bureau.)
The news bureau's staff
was chosen from students
in the journalism c lass by
Miss Mary :\nn McJovem,
Trident adviser, on the
buis of their journalisti c
writina style and their aen·
eral knowledae of the rield
of journalism.
The function of the News
Bureau is to d.iueminate
news about the school, its
activities, its c lubs and in-
dividual 1 tudenta to news•
papeu and public relations
concerna in Southern Cali·
fomia.
The hews oraanizati on is
under the auidance of the
journalism department. Miss
Mc'Jovem and 'Jerald
McClellan, auittant princi-
pal, serve as faculty and ad·
ministration advisers for the
JfOUp.
C:HIJRC:HES
The news bureau wi II also
enable the students involved
to increase their experience
in newspaper research and
writina and to become ac-
quainted with commercial
journalism.
FRED M. SWENSO N of Bay-
Shores has been el ected to
the board of dire ctors of the
Orange County Bank, ac-
cord ing to Clatence R.
Brown , chai rman, and Jo-
seph C. Ste elman, presi dent.
Mr. Swenson is a nat ive o f
MinneapoliS, came to Sou-
thern Californi a in 1940,
has resided in Newport
freactt for t~e past 12 years
and is a regi stered repre-
sentative of Goo dbody &
Co. He is a past president
of the Newport Balboa Ro-
tary Club, acti ve in the
UC LA alumni associations,
and i s one of the di rectors
of Cali forni a In ject ion Mold·
ing Company in Costa Mesa.
"v-ovdf G!o ... tplioul G!lpudt
3262 lfiMCI Str..t. M..,.rt H ..... , r •
"-U.o•o•.1 1,;.G011---~r ~t'1"!1"" • ., .. ,
Bibliet~l itt Tb~olon. Eu•t~liu/ ;,. Mini,.
T\o R..,. JM• Pri-...H, •i•l•..,
Sunday Service .nd Ol.urch School at 10:00 a.m.
Membership classes, Wednesdays at 7:30p.m.
Nursery c•• provltl.. Phonr. 64~2740
fin! llapliol Clawda
of Coeta ......
laplill Bible ff:Uowabip
r /.,,J,p,,.,fl'"''' IIi hit-llllf•ln·t l
Santa Ana 6 MalftOiia ...
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t :.fS a.m. Sund.a7 SeMel
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t :CO').m. Ttal•lna u..._
7:CO p.m. J:'VftLI .. ......,
WED!'fDDAI
1':20p.m ..... ._
t:OO p.m. ,.,.,... MM"'ac
A TTEHD ntE OIUROI
OF YDUR OIOICE
REGULARLY
first Baptist Church
(SOUTH!"RN)
COllOM A DU. lUll
OOAS T HWY. AT MACAA'TH\..111
llr. Charles L. '.Ic C lain
SUNDAY SCHOOl. ....... as-.-.
MOIIIMING WOitSMU' ••• ttr• • ..,
Tit AIMING UNION ••••• •• ~
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Lutheran Church
Of the Maater
Luttteran
Church In Am•noa.
2900 Peel fi t: View Or.
Comna del Mar, C•llfomia
'Jr. William R. 'iller
Phonr: ORiole 3·5022
SL:NDAY SCHEDULE
q a.m. --F1mily wonhir
incluJ•n1 S:1nday Chutch
Schon!
11 :OU .1. m .... Wmhi
Christian Sci.nce
Services
nUT CIRJIIC. OF
CNUSJ,8CI£NTliT
JJQ) Via Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9;15 ........ 11 •.•.
SUNOA Y SERVICES
f :1S-IIe •••
VfEDNESDAY EVENING
h4EETlNG I •·•·
READING ROOM
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...... 41.,: ' •.•. -7:45 •.••
T\lel41ey -41 Fri4.,.: ' •.•. -s , .•. ; 7-t , .••
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Cli-I .«&NIMI
Nc.-,or1 Beach ••
Coro.a del Mar
JIJ9 Eaat Coaat HiJII••J
SUNDAY SCHOOL f : 15 •.•.
SUNDAY SERVICE 11 e.•.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING •~• •·•· READING' ROOM -
Mutual Buildi•a
.,.2163 £a1t Coaat Hi ... .,
M-. -Sat. 10 ••· t• 5 p.a .. 1\ar.d~y eYWal&f'-1 &of
Ynu •• tordiaiiJ i11Yite4 10
auend Oat,rch Simictl _.
10 -.sc thelteadi .. a-.
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T"l AIIIIICAII LUTHIIAII CIIUICII
AIRMAN PROMOTED
Gary .... YOina~ son of Mr.
and Mn. ·tt...,ld D. Youna
of 2J.47 Bowdoin Place,
CostA Mel&, has been pr(tP
mated to airman first class
in the U.S. ~ir Force. Ai,..
man Youna, a 1964 araduate
of Costa Mesa Hi&h School,
is a radar operator at Cam-
pion ."-it Force Station, <\Ia•
ska. He is a member of the
Alukan Air Convnand.
Troller to give preview
Eaatbluff Philharmonic with the previ ew chairman,
:\uociates, a women's com-Mrs. David 'Jarber, 644·
mittee of the ')range County 0497 . Also ass is tins in the
Philharmonic Society, will plannins are Mmes . C.E.
hold the 2nd annual bus~ Blair, Carl o Tosti, Carlos
.band's preview, Saturday, Beeck, C. Craig Boorey,
March 18, at Irvine Coast 9uane C. Black and Edward
Country Club .. -\soc ial hour T. Maloney .
at 7 p.m. will precede the ESCORT CITED, GIRL
dinner. BOO!CED AFTER FUSS
Members and e scort auests Karen \i. Ce\inder, a 2~
wi II enjoy a pre.oc oncert Yt;:ar~ld DCC student, didn't
leaaue by composer.oconduc• s i t idly by when police ar-
tor John Scott Trotter, who rested her escort, Robert K.
will discuu the program of Van DeVanter of Garden
the Loa .o\naeles Philhar-Grove, Friday nigh t , Feb.
mmic Orchestra to be given 10, on a charse of not carry-
at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, March ina a dri ver's license.
19, at UCI. The youna woman, a resi-
Mr. Trotter joined Hal dent of 223 Cedar St., West
Kemp's band while he was Newpo,:t, pummelled the ar-
1 student at the University restina officer about the
o( North CarOlina. After 10 chest until, after re peated
years, he resianed from the waminas. he placed he r un-
Kemp band and headed west der anes t on a charge of in·
to Calif«nia, for vacation. tcrferina with the duties of
He was auuested for the a po lice officer.
job ol acorina the picture, AQ;ordina to police re~
"Pe!!!)i-.;s from Heaven.•• ports the VanDeVanter car
This led to a lona auocia• was slOpped shortly arter
lion with Bina Crosby as 3:30 p.m. for makina turns
tnu1ical director of the on E. Balboa Blvd., Mc Fad-
Krllft Mu.aic Hall radio se,... den Pl., E. Ocean Ft., and
iea. The list of reeords lJrd SL without sipalin1,
Bina made with Mr. TrottCr' and for a ri&ht brake liaht
inc hade "'White Christmas," beina out.
''Swioaina on a Star,.. and
"Poobslut ol Drumo:• $500,000 LAND SALE TD IIOLST!IM fliiM
In 19$4, Mr. Trottet a•iaed Geotae tlolstein .t: Co. nf
f.nte under a new name, Costa Me11 has purc hased a
.. Uncia John." with "Looc· tWcre parcel o( land from
aome Oeor1e'• Gobel on tete• Sem Basma of Chino for
Yiaioa. HI coarp01ed .. <lobe-tSOO,OOO on the southeast
haaa" -a tune that becemo comer o( Artesia Blvd. and
lyHftOIDOIII with ee Gobel Ctwn)Onh.t. Rd. in Dairy
appe.uca. Valley. 1M: parcel, located
•r.oRT HAIIIDR Dltlll
$(00110 SECllOII --... 5
THtiiiiOAY.IINtCII Z. ltl7
alllliA DEL 11M, CALIF.
AMftCM ..,.. MIM cteclit t_. U'flaa ....
A colloaaue of nn... .... 1"'M Dlioula btbhwl all of ln&ellia•oa? na CNdiWU·
ap~~akina of ., ....... tat ••• ..._.,_,, oan .. oae Ia icy pP Ia ,....., bocomlaj
blun4ert, likes &o II)', ul ..... R.ual..u aad Cbeir a erodibility dlaam. ,wbi~
don't aak l:blt we be smart alaYe a&a&at are tomebow ia undormiDiq the eoafi•
all 1he time -but do ....... cit.-. .... " ar ... ottenma·· deace or the ~ricu
ways have to be auapid1" ... dlat UUa chance is: (t) people in our Govenunecl..
I lhou,ht of this COIIII'I\OOt peS for ow aide; (2) in-r,.,;,...,..,..,..,..,..,?t""""""""~""""~~""~
•• I listened to Preaideat wolwaa eapendint
Johnson call for increaaed cSnca of dle slaves
trade with the Soviet Ul\ioa daeirmatters; and(J) can be
and itt satellite nations. huterted if we help the
What couid bC more stupid wbole comna~nist bloc. To
(or for that matter. more wbic:b I can only say, "Fan-
immoral) than to enaaae in tastic! ..
trade with the very people There has not been one
who are supplyina more lhu. siqle indication of any
30% of the war materials cbanae in the comrwniats'
that are killina American aUit&ade ~ they ue still out
boys in Viet Nam? to conquer the world, with
It i1 not only tbe stupidity America as the prime taraeL
of the whole thina dlat is apo ~cover, they have proven
p&llina; it is the downriaht tame u.d aaain lhat,
dishonesty of the admillis· whatever th~ir dif'terences
tration in its auempta to act may be momentarily, when
Conaren and the nation to the c.'bips are down they
ao alon1 with it. atand toaether, shoulder to
My aood friend and fellow shoulder.
STUDIO OF CHAIII
AIDMODEUIC ,.._.,..na ........
"8a:U11 or aEAvn_,.:~·--..,
'"=" ~~~ ::-::::: :;::.~~ ===a::. * MOOELING AND TELEVISION * CHARM AND PfiSONAL DEVELOPMENT * DRAMA TK:~$PEfCH-LITTLE THEA TIE * Speciol Coutw~ for Hom•mok.,.•*Car..,. Girl,
PI.OIIElf(Z SMALES ~ •f 0...,.... • ..__.
--AOINCY t ..... 1a t AM-5474971
Californian, Conlfessman As to the third claim, that .~~-:":~:-:-"~~~~"':::::'"":'"-~":-7"-~---:--:-,-..,
W. C ... -how moke them Mrs. Helen Newcomb, S03 Femleaf .A,ve., Corona del ... 11 Glen Lipscom b, has com· .... _ :...
piled a massive sJudy of all .. lood'" communista by Winner o f Lido Luncheon fot Two
the who le business of tr~ holpina them with Clade and
dina with the enemy. Let's olber aoodies, we only have
look at this record. to look at the past record of
First we have the maner our dealinas with the ~om
of Soviet and Soviet..Oioc munists, which started when
support of the Viet Cona. FOR reco.,ized the Soviet
Th d · · · 1 aovernment and met a num-e a m1n1sUat1on pre ers ber ol th . d d H' ~ i~ore ~is facet of ~e kind ue:~n:ma; 1
'
15
Si tuation; 1t even has tned _ .... ,cb them, wu extended throuah to cover it up. The Sovieta World War n, did not mellow and their satellites, how-the Reds one little biL On
ever, will not keep quiet d ~ lhe contrary, it ma e w.oem about their role in the Viet. more aaarenive. nam war and are forever
braaaina about the aid they
are sendins to their "North
Vietnamese brothers.••
Finally, there is the mat-Top 0 ' The a.y _ Vi• Udo I Newpori Blvd.
ter of the truthfulness of
the administration concern-Newport leKh
ina lhe removal ofover4JO L--------------~------------------J
No matter how much fancy items from the list of s tra-li"'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""",;,""""":: work the adminisuatioa teaic material that had pre-
prac ti ces , it cannot bide viously been forbidden to
the fa ct that the war in Viet. the enemy. The Commerce
nam is a communist war Department claimed that it
fully supported by all of the had cleared the declaration
corrrnunist nations and fully that these items were not
supplied by them as well. of sUateJic value to the
.J!, Saini · :Jropu
RESTAURA NT FR ~NP I S
FREN CH SPECIAl TIES
• CHEF RENE
FORMERLY WITH ROMANOFF
511 E. BALBOA BLVD,
BALlO A
•" .. ..67~JII&,l... ..r ~
Another araument offered Reds with the "lntelliaence
by the administration in Conmunity."' When queried,
support of its policy of die pentaaon lntelliaence
"buildina bridaes to the lfOUp-Naval Intelligence,
East•• is stated by the pre-Air Force lntelliaence and
sident as folio..-.: ••we do Anny lntelliaence, which
not intend to let ow dif· are all members of the "In-
ferences on Vietnam or else-telliaence Conmunity," each
...... Clle'Yea.\ -(tGnt, ••• &aid .... c._..." ll.£
plorina all opportunities.'' never contacted any of these
In other words. we will qencies with the list ror OPEN S:Xl TIL CLOSING
just isnore "our differences clearance. ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~CL:;;O:;;:S~E~D:.:;M~O~N~O~A~Y--------J
on Vietnam" which include, There is no valid reason
amona other lhinas, tbe fact why we 1hou1d trade with r--,,..------------------------------,
that U'lose are Ruuian bul· the enemy, althou&h the
lets 1nd Russian mortars Soviet Union and its sate!· RICHARD CATE/FURRIER
that are ki llina American lites continue to tell us that (fonu.l.y ofP••ocw,..J
boys, and 10 ahead with the such trade would ease ten• 'llSTYUII .. S'ICIAUST ! QIANINS /5l.AZIN8 I STOUM
exploration of ''all oppor-sions. When will the admin-JIOO E. C.•st HI,.._..,, S.lh t, e-... 4•1 Wer l'h•"• •n·IIM
tuni tie s," which include iioo~tr~·~·~· oo~_ll~i~'.".•_'oh~e_lp~u~b~l~i '~=======================:' selling the Russians mater· r
ial that will make it easier
ror them to make bullets and
mortars with which to ki II
LEGAL NOTICE
~O TIC t: TO DEST ROY OR
RJ:\tOn: "Ef.I)S -\SO OTHF.R
"1'1~.-\SC F:S
SOT!Ct: IS HER ER)' Gin:~
tha t on f't"brueN !-1, 1967, pur-
:!Ouant to th,. pro.-isiool!l (If
f.hapt .. r 10.48 of tht" ..,,.,..port
Or ar h \lunici p~~l Cod ... tbf'
C.ih· Counri l of s 01id C.i tv
pa AIIf'd a , .. ,.olution d t"darin~
th at a ll ... f".,ds and other nui-
sanr f's ,,., dtdlnt"d in s .. ction
IO.l8.020 tht"rf'of. gr nwin!l or
lnr att"d upon an,· prh ;lt,. pro-
P"Ttv or Jn a n\' public !<tf,.,.t,
,.IJ ,.v. or >~idt-:,..alk o::"ODI!I titutt-
11 puhl ir nui!<aof't", which nui-
"anf'l': mu,.t lw abatt"d bv tht"
,Jt-,.Uurtion or tt"m,1val th.!r,.of.
:'<!OTI C[ IS fi'RTHf:RGIV Pi
th11t prop.,rt,· o.,.·nc-tl' .o•ha ll ,.·ith•
out d,.la\· dt"!<ltO\' or r .. mo,.,. all
!<ut'h w~;f'ds , and olhu JM!obl ic
nui11•nr,.,. il!l dd int"d in St-"-
tion 10.48.020 of thO" s~wport
Be;u·h \lun icipa l Code, from
th.-ir pro!l""r!Y and the abultillfl'
half of tht' ' !ilrt"t"\ i11 front
of and all~~·s, H any , behind
!lud'l propl':rt y and between lhl'
lot lint"!< thf'N"of ill!l t"\leoded •
or .!luch .,..,.,.d!l ilnd othl':t Dt~i
"'"nr f'& will boo destroyed or
tt'IYIOvt"d aad such aaisuc t
eba1ed by tht' Cily aathorit in,
in wh ich r ast tbt" c OAt of sach
il,.,.truc t ion or ~oval will k
e.!l!<t"!l!lf'd upcn lht' loLS and
land!< from which, cw from tbf"
fron1 or tl'ar of "'hich, lt~Ch
w,.,.d,., ilnd othf'r nt~iaeacf'a
10hall hn•f' be'll deatroyed or
rt-mond; aad !!Tuf'h CO!.t will
coa"t itote a lieD apoa aaeh
lot" nr land!l u.til paid , a11d
will b.. eollel'te d 11(1011 u.,.
n~u '"'roll 11po11 wh ielti reaer-
al municipal tun are cOllect•
t"d. All proJWrly owae,. havi111
aay objectiou to the _P"Oj)Oaed
d .. atrur tioa or removal or aac k w.-f!da aod other aqi§aace. are
hf're by aotirled to aHead •
m'ttias of thr. Coaacll or Mid City, to br. lteld ia lM Coaat:il
Oaamber of th• City Hall i•
t .. id Chy Clll Ma~J. 13. 1967, at
7:30 o•clod. P.M., wlitn aad
whMf' their objiPct ioa.~~ will lte
helrcl aad slvea dae .... "'",..
at I-. O.ta: febn111ry 15, 1967
III .J, Bti•eoe
f ire Ct.lef
WITH PASSBOOK CONVENIENCE
EASY ADDITIONS AND WITHDRAWALS
Funds receiYed by the loth of
111011tt1 tlrn from the 1st. After
the lOth from date received
lnterest-"'td to date of with·
drawof on funds ~ft.! montto~
You can earn 5.39%
per annum when our
current rate of 5.25%
is CO MPOUNOEO
DAILY and held for
one year.
Accounts insured to S1S.• by
1M federal Sovinp and l ...
lnsur1nce ~•tion. Sift-by·
mail, Mutual Sovincs ""' post·
'I' botlo WIJS.
MUTUAL
SAVINGS
A N D 1, 0 A N •••oCoAT tO N
PASADENA
2867 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
675-5010
SERVICES: t:ll ..... ~":l ... "'' ' -a...i ,. .... w.... & ...., a ... ....... , ............ .
'*· TI'OOif it a lon1timc at one of the busies t inte,...
r.sW..t of L.t..-a Beacb. sectiona in Oraace Count)',
ad f• ••"•at , ... 1 ,....., wi II be deYeloped into COft)o
rita o1 • aatiq. ahop ~nercial ad ,.,idntial pro--
.... .,.,, cwready writi.aa pertie• acc:ardiftl to Joha
a 1toot • Ill• Md~ti•• i• s. May ...s Du. !>euUiche
.. neW of uliqae collec.. A11ocia•a. 011rM 0ton iac. Nl•l ettale ....... w~M) ,...
City or NewfOrt B.adl P.,~ilo~ ...... ~ 2 ..... ""· Ia th Newpon Hat'-toul.p
n. .... ,_. .. -...... ... .-. ..._.l.. LayAtsll..-t -•-r .. n11o --'"_,.. -~~oyer """ II ICON• •J "" _.. ooller.
....... ,_ .
..... :1 .% w.,.., ASSEIS OYER •425.000.000.00
•
From the Police Blotter
perhe ·'"'·• ad a uaidon-ol aiQObol at 11:10 p.m. at
tined oar at 706' Mar,uerhe 17th St. and w. Balboa
·'"'· •• William E. Lif,ht, Blvd,, In Central New-
2305 'II. Ocean Pt., Central port. .John E. Smith,
NEIPORT HARBOR ENSIGII
SEOOIID SECTIOII --P ... S 1 THUMDI.Y, 1111 RCH 1967
I!
PR !PUEOI
SIX PAST PRESlDENTS of Sal OS and Marketing Exe·
cutlves Club were honOJed guests at the organization's
lOth anniversary meeting recently. Pictured {left to
right) ate present President Robert F. MCurdy of Bay-
Shores, owner Newport Supply Co.;Larry Patterson of
Anaheim, president, Pepsi-Col a Bottling Co.; Cl i ff Has-
kelt of Anaheim, executive vice presiden t, Alpha Beta
Acm e Markets, Inc.; Claud Sympson of Anaheim, vice--
president and director of marketing, Pacifi c Hawaiian
Products Co.; Robert Chambers of Fullerton, Boss
Uniform & Towel Serv ice; Bill Firetag of Santa Ana,
general manager, New York Ufe·Insurance Co.; and
John Keller of Corona del Mar, Keeler Advertis ing
Speci alties. Past presidents Gerald C. Sower, Sob
StanslowV, Dick Winder, and Joe Preihi9er were un-
d?le to altend.
(Coodaood flam P•t• 4)
when t122 ... 1tolen (rom
bi1 locker at th• bYiao
Coall Countty Club. • .A
live combo band wldi trnuic
ampllfien broedcutina at
11:-40 p.m. in che 6400 block
ofW. Ocean Pt., in Well New-
port, brouaht nwnetou.a com-
plaints from neiahbora ••• Cy-
clist Ruuoll Shaler, 11, of
224. 'Jrand Cbal, Balbo.
Is land, wu blocked uncon•
acioua by a· head over heels
tumble froria his bike down •
steep hill near Jamboree
Rd. and Ford Rd ..• A stereo
tape player and tachometer
were stolen rr'om the car of
Kenneth W. Eckhardt, 1560
E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa ...
Newport, wa1 an eated at 3 72S 18th St., Costa M .. a .
P-m-•t 2Jrd St. and w. wu anoated on a drunk in
Ocean Ft. on a charae of public charae at J a.m. in
railwa t.o appear beforO the tho 400 block on 32nd St.,
Newport-Men municipal in 'N11t Newport .•• XeMeth
court ..• Daniel P. Man ow, S. Coyle, 1136 '11. Balboa
6201 W. Coaat Hwy ., West Blvd., Balboa, waa arrested
Newport, wu arrested on a on an assault chaue at 2:50
drunk in public eharae at a.m. at the Staa bar, 111
Lafayette ... ve. and . 29th 21st PI~, Central Newport
St., In 'Neat Newport .. ··' ... Th1eves stole the 20.
3-f'oot outside lamp, valued inch purple "Stina Ray" o(
at UO, was stolen from the Marc !iinahaw, 131 Via Un·
yard of Maraaret J . Plavan, dine , Lido laic, and the
1120 s. Balboa• Blvd., Sal• red~anae tO... peed racina
boa •.. <\ buralar s tole $250 bike of James Moore, 1400
from the purse of Bly R. WestcliCf :Jr., 'Nes teli£r; the
Lovearen lyina in her livina bikes were parked. at the
The white 1961 Volkswaaen room at 223 Via Ravenna, San Remo s treet b1ke rack
Wh.n the rain a
come tumbling
down, be
prepared to
face them
with a ~mile in
clean, wat•rproofed
gorments. .
Water-proofing,
moth-P,roofing, ' . leather deorHng,
hot blocking, pillow
renovating, blanket ond
drape cl eaning ore oil pori
of our service along with
your regular we~ly II• our•d•~
and cl eaning.
JOIIH LEWIS PROMOTED
IY SEOIRITY FIRST
John ~. Lewis of 2531
Crestview .':>r., Bay Shores,
has been appointed assist•
ant manaaer of Security
First National Bank's Hun-
tinaton Beach Branch, where
he will be responsible for
ins tallment loans. He has .
been with the Huntington
Beach Branch since May,
1%5.
He is a membe r or the
~untinaton Beach Lions
Club, a di s tri c t chairman for
the Heart Fund, a life mem-
ber or Sigma o\lpha Epsilon
As soeiation and a member
of both the Trojan Club and
the USC o\lumni Associa-
tion.
• DETAILED
GENERAL
INSURANCE
COVERAGE
ED WA RD
.r
JAY a. UNrtO
l llN.NE WPOAT BLVD.,
NEWP ORT BEACH
LI BE RTY 8 -1\M
Y BEVILL
ART SOIOOL AND ,"I'IHII&-
O!L PA!N'nNGS f'O A SAL £
ART L £660NS 0 10.,. Sund"l'•
17171 BEACH BLVD.
47· 53
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of Dan C. Smalian, 5401 Sea· Lido Isle ... Heidi McNa-on Lido Isle.
shore 9r., West Newport, mee, 11 , or 4709 ')orehester
was stolen at 206 Walnut Rd., C ameo !iishlands, sat
St., Newport Shores . · .:Jur· down her sachel, replete
ina early morning hours a with cverythina ne c essary
burglar crawled through an to 10 to camp, at s. Coast
open back window at the !iwy. and Cameo Highlands
El Ponon Restaurant, 2920 ')r. and it was s tolen.
E. Coast Hwy., Corona del S.t..,.loy, F e~. 25
Mar,and s toleS85. ·.A tape Francis-' E. Henry, 100 E.
deck and 6 tapes, valued at Bay .o\ve., Balboa, was ar-
511 3.95, were stolen from re s ted on a charae of
\ the 1965 Oldsmobile of drivi na under the influenc e
James Plavan, parked at .o( alcohol at 1:15 a.m. at
hit home at 1120 E. Balboa 29th St. and 'N . Balboa
Blvd., Balboa. 9lvd. m 'Nest Newport
Th urs day, F •~. 23 .... <\ prowler was repo rted
:.U.SKE'D TOIJT:IS "'RE
ARR!STED,RELEA$£0
Two youths wearina trans•
parent masks and carrying a
brown paper bag were ob-
served by police at 4:50
p.m. Friday, Feb. 17, leav·
'Junderson's Drua Store , at
\1ain St. and Balboa Blvd.,
in Balboa.
Because of the numerous
robberies in Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa, the officer
interroaated the 2 men, and
2 other men passengers in
an awai ting car.
The 4 youna men bec ame
belliaerent when the oHi eer
searched them and demand·
ed th at he an est them, which
the offi cer did.
The 4 were later released
VALET CWIERS
J•o~~t Coli Oa S-UIO.
)IU E. COAST KJWAT ..
coaow.A nEL MAa
IIMT41S
UOMCr
"FA SHION CON CER TO" wa s the theme
fo r the annual 1. Magnin fashion benefi t
Feb. 16 at Disneyl and Hote l in suppo rt
of th e free youth concerts co-sponso red
by the Newport Harbor Service L eague
and the O ran ~e County Philharmon i c
Society. Pictured here at th e luncheon
benefi t are, from l elt, Mr s. A. Bailey
Potter, Mrs. Raymond El liott J r., pa tro-
nes s, and Mr s. J . .C.II en Seek Jr., all
members of the Beacon Bay Philharmon i c
Group. (Beth Koch photo.)
'.Yhen a dark\~ dressed man in the 2000 block of 'ioliday
failed to s top his car on the Rd ., in Baycrest ... Blue
order of security a:uard L.'N. paint was poured on the door
~a l e, 2033 o\naheim St., of the home of Cornelius J .
(:osta \1e sa, at the Newport Loeser, 2218 Marguerite
:lunes, poli ce were alerted; o\ve., Corona del \1sr ... A
they stopped the described $20 compa ss in a mahogany
car at Eastbluff ')r. and bc>I was s tolen o(f the
Back Bay ~d., near East cabin crui ser of Allan
Bluff, and arrested the dri-:>eaeon, 1022 'N . Wils on
ver, Wi lli s L. Miles of s the ,t., Cos ta Mesa;
')range, on a charge of entry boat was moored q(f :> St-
without consent ... Sarah in Balboa ... A barber pole
\litchell, aae 5, of 2824 sign disappeared fr om in
Carob, ~as t Bluff, was bit· fr ont of Jack's Barber Shop,
because no crime had been J~~~~~~~~~~J cornni tted in the Balboa
Blvd. and Mai n St. area,
and the transparent mas ks
the men were wearing were
verified as havina been pur-
chased earl ier in Corona
del \1ar.
"SMALL WORLD OF FASHION" ten on the finger by the fam-3030 S. Coast Hwy., Cor-PHONE BASE RATE
ily pet rat at feeding time ona del Mar ... Mary E . liu~ ... C •.• <\ child's 3 wheel c ar I" LUDES UCI AREA
The Balboa Bay Club will
be the se tting for the 3rd
ann ual chi ldren's fashion
show and luncheon s ponsor-
ed by the \1esa Verde Com-
mittee of the Orange County
Philharmonic Society a t
11 :30 a.m. Saturday , \larch
11. Theme of the show is
,.&ma\\ woc\4 oC habi011."
\trs. ~obert tt.C. \loore
Jr., benefit chairman, is
being assisted by \Irs .
Jame s B. Wood and \Irs .
Ri c hard ~ewell, models;
\Irs. John Costello, decora-
ti ons; \1rs. ')on aid ~1. Suther·
land and \trs . Ted Nehren-
berg, reservati ons; \trs. \'Y -
ron Berschler, invitations;
\·Irs . Tom ')oy \e, programs;
\Irs . Seth \1 . Oberg Jr.,
priz.es; and Mrs . Keith ~cal,
publi«<i\y.
Fashions fr om tots through
teens will be modelled by
children of Philhannonic
members , including Perry
IIIIAPERY CLEANING
EXCLUSIVELY
IICLISIYI COlT 'UIUTII
Dnpety C&...l•t, P•rfect ,.,.r4l•u •f ••
... ·f , .. , h.,.ry, • IDOl. ,.,,., ••• If
cl ... .w •.
e P••f•et E wa-n H-•
e Perf•et Pl••t
~· S~trw ing All Orange County
PROfES$10UL HAMGING $UVICE
US$ 2ft fOR CA$11 & CAUT
W-'TE~ DA.\IAGE RE\IfJVAL
Ill IIII ... IIT II LUll IIDIIM Tl
UIDLI 0-IIDIAL AOOOIITI
1....-TEIIIIS CU IE AIIIAIGEit---'
H \1o · 11 G bud, 307 Heliotrope <\ve., 'F ,.,,. · f p ·r· T 1 e ston , mea oore , ra-was s tolen fr om the fr ont _ll,.-nsJon o ac1 JC e e-
h T . 1 J 'Nood ·'-Corona del Mar, crashed in-phone's Newport Beach am mg er, ane t , porch a t rne home of Kay B.
Roger J ohnson, Allison Schubert, 2007 Chubasco to the aarage of A.S. Nahas, base rate area into 2.71
Olms tead , ')evin Be eck, o\nn ')r., Ir vine Terrace ... Van-211_...Yl-Bayaide ~r., in Cor-square miles in and near the
Suzuki, Joy Lyn Pike, Lori dais shot a hole in the Tide on& del Mar, knocking out UCI campus was authorized
d " th ll d S tree •, plants, and a corner Ia 1 w k b th c l"f · an :o..a y ren me yer, u-Offi ce Supply window at s ee Y e a 1 orma
sic Peyton , Tracy Gayner, 3011 ~ewport Blvd., in o( the aaraae; she was taken Public Utilities Corrmiss ion.
')ebbi e Porter, and Susan Wes t Newport; the damage to Hoaa Hos pital for treat-The e:rpansion will lower
:>osta. was estima ted at st4o. . . ment for a c ut forehead. bills SI04 a year for 9 cus-
L&r&c pink cakea dceora-Edna Bradley, 4607 ~amP" s.. .. c&.,. fell. 26 t.omen now livina in the
ted with paper dolls dress-den Rd., Cameo Shores, was Loud record playin& and
ed in costumes from many arres ted on a drunk in pub-noise at, I a.m. from a house
area .
I E A GOOD NEIGHBOR
If y~ are a new c~ or
kn ov. of a ne •comer ,,
lh• llarbof Area •ho haa
not been welcomed, do
her a fav or by call in' the
Harbor Vi1 itor betwee n
R and 10 a.m., and shr
wi II call on your friend
'tlo ith valuable informatl l•·•
and &ihs from fnendly
bus iness fi rma .. hich
uand rcac1y to he lp her
become acquilinted with
her new sunoundin,s.
THE HARBOR VI SITOR
P'tr.•n•: HY ~9l61
countries will center the li e charae at 9:30p.m. at at 1711 Y.I 'N. Balboa Blvd., GUIL T PLEA £HTE REO
luncheon tables. J uni or hos-.o\vocado o\ve. on E. Coa s t Central Newport, brou ght \1ichael ')augherty of
te n es, also dressed in :-l wy., in Corona del \1ar; complaints from neiahbors Cos ta Mesa, who pleaded
cos tume s, ~~o·i\1 assist in her c ar had struck the park-· · .o\ Newport Beach po li ce guilty in Superior Court Feb.
s eatin g the guests. ')oor ed car of Hennan Sch\arman car driven by Charles Holt 20 to charaes he &unned
priz.es will include a trip of Los Angeles ... Realtor Jr. coll ided with a pickup down his wife and her com-
for two 10 Acapulco . \.1rs. J ame s P. ')obbs , 236 ~clio-truck dri ven by Gerald T. panion, is scheduled to a~
James Owen will provide trope o\ve., Corona del Mar, Palms of Anaheim at 19th pear before Judge Byron K.
piano background mus 1c. wa s arre sted on a drunk in St. and W. Balboa Blvd., in \1c\li llan in Superior Court
~1rs. Aldi s <\. Johnson, \lesa publi c charge at 10:15 p.m. Central Newport. · · o\ hit for probation and s entencing
Verde Commi ttee chairman, after his car ramm ed into and run car s truck the parked f:he~a~r~i:n~g~o:n:::_\1=•~rc~h::._:9~.--_J!;::=:=:::;=:=:::;::;;s;s;!!i~
announces that proceeds the back of a stopped car car of ')iane C. Ferder,
will benefit the society's dri ven by Raymond J. Petz 2001h Onyll .o\ve., Balboa Is-
free youth concerts. of Laguna Beach on 'E.
LINCOLN INSTRUCTOR IS Coas t Hwy. near· Bayside
H"'MEO BY REO CROSS 0 '-
Thomas ')utti ne of Orange ,
who teaches s cience to 7th
and 8th graders at Lincoln
J uni or High ~hool in :·!ar-
bor View Hills, has been
appointed cha irman of water
safety anJ small craft ser-
vices for the Orange County
Cna pter of the o\meri ean
Red Cross.
Friday, F•b. 24
Four tires , val ued at S89,
were s tolen from Brown's
land, near her home at I
a.m. . . Richard L. \{one,
310 Fernando .~ve., Balboa,
was arrested on a charge of
driving under the influence
RAY FIELDS. Jeweler
Nuter Wotcbmak•r
NAME BRAND WATCHES
DIAMONDS • JI::WELRY • Girt'S
107 W. l ttll St.. C.t. IIHG • U berty I·MU
142·1271 ll'W MEWI'ORT IL ¥0. ot 176 o C.o,.llooo
TOLL FUEl
141·1111
Mr . Uuttine , a Red Cross
first aid and water safety
ins tzuc tor, has been teach-
ina swirm~ing and lifesav-
ing for 10 years in Orange
County. '-le wi II conduct
water s afety courses m
.o\naheim durina Eas ter week
Shell Service s tation at 2801
~. Coas t ~lwy ., Corona del
\1ar ... Roof timbers of the
carport at the Newport
Beach pump station, located
on the access road to the
Big Canyon reservoir, col·
lapsed and caus ed minor
damage to the c ity tfuck
parked there ... The car of
Leonard E. J ones of Santa
o\na rolled east, unattend-
ed, in the 700 block of Mar·
guerite Ave. in Corona del
Mar, strikina the parked c ar
or Jack N. Baker, 714 Mar-
Basellall Shoes • Mitts
Balls • Bats • Htse
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WE MUST REDUCE OUR INVENTORY
BEFORE TAX TIME so ...... .
OUR FLOOR MODELS WILL BE SOLD
FOR OUR COST + 5%
COlOR TV's
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