HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-06-15 - Newport Harbor Ensign•
Paul Macy
dies at 49
An apparent heart att.ad:
took. the life/ of Paol A.
Macy,49, of 945, Serra Way,
Coata Me .. at 7:20 p.m.,
Tuesday, June 13 .
'
.B.?
The Newport Beach City
Counci I aare:ed in principle
Monday evenin1 to sUetch
1urfin1 time &nd fp l iVCI the
lirepards more ' discretion
on contJol of s urfina and
awinwn ina.
A propo•ed eaaina of the
s wfina reaula tion• was 111
aside, and the a tarr wat in-
• uuckd to come up with a
1ubatitute plan for the June
26 meetina.
Mr . Macy waa born in
South Cbina, Maine, July
31, 1917. He came to Cali•
fornia in 1954 and had lived
UCII SANKER Bob Leech, who Is co-Club. Seated In fr on t Is co ntestant Jan in the Harbor area c.,.r
The tabled proposal would
havC allowed 1urfina from
3:30 p.m. to s unut in Area
2. between Jht St. and
Olive St., Wut Newport, 1
half-hour time ex.ten1 ion;
from 7:30 to 11 a.m. in
Area 1, bet.wecn 20th St.
and J h t St., no chanao,
except for a one-block
WCilWIJ:d 1hifl of the boun•
d11 iea: a tpecia l reopenina
area between 18th St. and
lOth St., 1vail able to 1urfcu
only dwina period• of heavy
surf, and when few awirnmeu
ate in the water: and 1 new
1urfina area for Buck Gully
in Coron1 del Mar, 6 a.m.
to 10 a.m., and 4 to 6 p.m.
chairman of the Commodores Ball of the Rinaldi. The other beauties are, from since . He wu vice-preai•
Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce, left, Marsha McReynolds , Donna Lee, dent and acrvic:e director of
Is surrounded by local beauties who are Lori LaFol lette and Kat hy Lee. Other Pacific Menaill
competing for the title of Miss Newport contestants, not pictured, are Linda Park, a
Beach. The winner wil t be announced l'fleger and Tracy sner iclc. (Cameo American Lesion •• •
at the CommodOfeS Ball th is Friday House ~oto.) World War 11 veteran, me~
even ing June lb at the Balboa Bay ber of, the Newpo~t Harbor
BUDGET ASSAILED~l:!l:~~·b~~:;::!
BUT GETS 6 -1 OK Church.·
A 17,970,,ZH city budp_t,
criticized by Councilm1n
0 .. Cook AI ex.traVIIInt.
wu ldopted by a 6 to 1
vote of lhe Newport BelCh
City Council Monday even-
ina.
Thi 1 total will require 1n
••Limat ed fl.U% tax rate,
an increaae of almou ''
over the current t1.14.
The final approval re~pre
aented a nd,ooo reduction
in •ewer main replacement,.
at21,000 re~cllcdon in Jtreet
1nd alley recon1truclion
1nd maintenance, and full
~ nlary increue for city
Car wash voted out
The otr-qain, on-aaain
car wuh In Corona del Mar
h ofl·aalin, followina a 7
to 0 vote of ch.e Newport
Beach Oty Council Monday
even ina..
The PI IMina Commi u ion
oriJinally had denied the
rtqu .. t of Horace Bonj linin
•• li*tri Jordaa ., OOD• ..1-.en •• ., !Wa crest Moiel
PIOPtt'Y at 2931 E. Cout
Hwy. lniO .n -.&tomadc car
waah 1nd tale of aa•oline.
On May 11 the Pl~nnina
Conuniuion oontidered reo-
vi ud pllnt, and aranted a
u1e permit by a 4-2 vo te.
•hoppina center property.
expreued hit opinion:
"'The man ..m.o pay1 lUOI
hal the ri aht to do wbl.l he
reel• it riaht. provided i t
PIIUI all the law1 of lhe
city. I am concerned only
about the traffi c. I see fur·
thtr urioua problema."
Mr. S.jala. p-• in
1he car waab project. told
1he Council, ""DcvelopmCin t
to a hiahcr tnd better uae
i • our ultimate 10al. Mean·
wh.ile, we have obtained an
acceptable uae; 13 rutric-
tions have been imposed,
and we have accepted them
all. We feel these will eli-
minate the evih of a car
waah operation."
employeu •• or July 1.
No increuu were 1ranted
10 the J Council appointees:
Ci ty M1na1er Harvey Hurl-
burt,. who IOU t 21,500 a
year; City Attorney Tully
Seymour, now recei vi na
U 7,000, and City Clerk
Laura Laaio1, s~.ooo.
Councilman Coo k made
the roltowina remark• be--
foro cutina hi • no vote on
lhe adoption or lho budaet:
"I ~av e fouaht hard to hold
down the coat of aovem•
ment,. but I have lou. I
atronaly feel that the bud-
act i • an ex.uavaaant bucJ..
I'"
"Per capi ll CO lt of ci ty
aoveminent bu aone up
~aiace 1~5-66. Tim• for
eooliciny 1nd thrift i• ovl:!'-
llle. At cily counci !man, I
have worked on a budaets,
and I have voted for 7 of
Chem, But I wou ld be dit·
honut wi lh my1elf .,d with
the people o f Newport
Beach if I vote fo r th is
one. I \\Ould feel well re·
warded if lhue remark •
would retard the tax. and
apend philoaophy."
He had urnd for uveral
year• u chairman of the
Le1ion Poat 291 Memorial
Day ceremony at Pacific
View Memorial Park, and
alJo Wal chairman or the
Lelion'• u::hool award
pro1r1m. He had made the
preuntation Tueaday at
Horace Bntian School and
had been scheduled to
preunt the award yesterday
at Lincoln School.
Servi cea wi II be held at
10:30 a.m. thia Friday,
Juno f6 , •J......~aci fic View
Chapel. ('i -
Survivors are hit wife ,
Pauici a; dauahten Gail,
Shirley, Marilyn, and a ton,
John, all of the homo ad-
d:eu; and dauahter, Mra..
Carolya Lane or Portland,
On.,n.;
,Ill! INY!SnGATID
Cause o! the •s.ooo fire
of lhe Reliable Manufactur-
ma Co., 1330 Whittier,
Cotta Men, at 1:26 p.m.,
Monday, June 12, is ttill
under in vutiaation by the
Coua Meta Fire Oepart-
menL The plant manufactur-
ed an epo•y· reain adhe-
Jive.
THESE "FIRE FIGHTERS" are publlcl z·
lng the CJOo(l1inut e fire pre~ent i on program
to be presented at 10 a.m. Thursday,
June 22, at the Ebelt clubhouse, 515 w.
Balboa Blvd., by the Newcort Beach Ju•
nlor Ebelt Club. The youngsters are,
from left, Jonno Wells, b , of Corona de l
Mar; Carol Rieke, 4, of Balboa Is land;
Mark W)'lltehouse, 5, of Corona del Mar,
and Steve Rle.ke,2, of Balboa Island. The
free ptogrliTI, cons isting of 2 Walt Disney
cartoons, Is timed to rem ind chil dren of
th e. dang er of fire before the 4th of July.
A fire truck wilt be on display, and a fire-
man will be. present to ans wer Question s.
Mrs . Richard Rieke is head of the s afety
corrrnl,ttee ot Junior Ebe ll, and she is
being as sisted by Mm es. Louis Alplniere,
George Hauser, John Hu ll bur t, Ga rry
Short and Edward Wh itehouse Jr.
New pastor now in CDM
Alter comp letina mi u ion
work at the Cornelia A'Ye:.
8apti1t Chwch at Fresno,
Howa1d Williama hu come
to Corona de l Mar to be
pallor of the F iu t Baptist
O,urch a t 24 11 E. Coast
Hwy .
Mr . WHU-. i1 orialu.Uy
from Miuouri. He received
hit 8A deJree at the South
Baptiat Colleae, Waln ut
Ridae in Arkanut in 19S6.
He then came to California
and continued hi 1 educ atlon
at the Golden Gate Theolo-
ai ca( Semi nary at Berke ley,
now at Strawberry Point in
Marin County, acrou from
San Franci1co.
who 11 a PFC with the
Mili tary Police of the Army
and ·hi s fi an cee, Eletha
Williama or Riv en ide. Den-
nil bu ju1t finis hed uain-
ina at Fort Gordon in Oe~
aia and aftel hi• rurlouah of '4 day1, will leava bare to
repcct \0 P01t\..eoo._. W~
in Miuoari.
Dr . Charles McCl ain, tha
former pastor, bad been
tervina in a temporlf)'
capaci ty; he 11 now trave l-
lina Wi th hi a wi fe on a tour
ol the world. •
'" Dooolo Willi-•
Gordon Connolly , p1ui•
dent of the Newpor t Swfana
Aun., protested that the
propou l "doesn't do much
for aurfina.'"
CoW1cilman AI Forait
su1aetted, "l.ifeauud chiaf
Bob Reed thould be allowed
10 aive the 1111fen a break
under the blacllball•y•tem,"
Thi• IYitem aivu life-
IUardl the 4itctetion of
runnina up the blac kball
naa to deno te the end or
1urfi01 time . Failwe to
remove slbf:boud from the
eben it a coda •i~
-•n'lllt•!• .....
.. ll i1 tenu5eu to kick
out t urfetl !rom 8n area if
••re are no awimmert. ••
Mr. Connolly rem&l'k.ed. He
also uraed a let touah
policy on 1urfeu who
haven't purchued Jutfboard
licenut . Tbi 1 d«f •ion was appeai-
ed ID &he Ci ty Council by a
poup of citizen• led by
Georle Dri •coli, 404 J ••·
mine Ave., owner of property "The i uue it no t u Ill 427-427)1 lria Ave., near chCI propoud car wath aite. black and white u the pe-
Pelition1 or pro test, with titian J tatCJ," n i d Coun·
more than 700 1ianaturet, cilm~n Bob 9\elton. "The
.. ere prcuented \0 lhe Coun• appearance Of £he CU Wllh
·; i• 11 atllacti ve 11 pouible.
Claire Nelson on board
of Costa Mesa TomoRow
In 1957, Mr. William• left
to paator in a Northern
California Chwch and then
came to Los Anaeles in 19n and worked wi th a
Japanue church, the Grand-
view Baptia t, ne ar Olympic
and Alvarado St reett.
Oiubled by a heart attack,
Councilman Fora it made a
mot ion to re ject the new
plan Iince it did not aive
much or a break to the
turfers.
Coutlci lman Li ndt ley
Parton• objected. u yina
that the ne w Buck Gully
u ufina area would no t bt:
1e t Up.
Cl •
Mr.· Oriacoll, 1pokesman Petition• Cln be emoti onal. Claire M. Ncl1on, Conner
Maym of Cotta Mesa, hu
accepted electi on to the
board of directou or Costa
for the protutina 1roup, Ho we ver, lhe C..()..Z zonina
di1played map a 1nd aket· did not contemplate thi t
ch01 in JUpport of hi t COO • UJe, The i uue boi !J down
tention that the car wash to thi 1: (l i aaood plannina? Men Tomorrow Inc., it is
would ·increue the uartic ·On bal10ce, I favor den ial aMounced by Selim H.
problem and cause b ack-up of the u1e petmit." Frankli n, president.
ofuaffi c on Co a1t Hwy. He made the motion to Mr. Ne lson, alto a fanner
He~ said t-Le petition sian· pmt \he appeal 1nd over· member or the Otanae
en are from all aec lion s of Nle the Pl.nnina Commi •· County bau d o r super-
Corona del Mar, not jus t sioo, altb0uah he acknow-vi aou , is a lona time re•i-
neu lhe car wash site, He ledaed that "other use1 dent and bu sine u man in
1tated lhat lhi l t ho wod that oould be worse and would Co•ta Meu . He rill s the
the concem wu community• require no us e permit." vacancy cre ate d by the
wide, and not juu evidence Followina the Council resianation or Oeorae P.
of prejudi c~ becaue of vote, Mr. Benj1min said, Kar cher.
prox.imity 10 the 1ite. ••we have no ocher idea• The oraanization wu
CouncitmmDee Cook c::om-for ute of the property -formed in January, 1967,
mended Mr. Ori sooll for hi • not at the prnent time." by downtown property
preuntation or map• Jnd k ht
facti, but added, "I can't v 1
ro!rain from uyi~1 dtat I 018 on par soug
can't buy your pebbon."
CouncilmanHoward.Roaeu Deed ruuicted Irvine cibnan Dee Cook, who ia a
pr.;.ud the ute o f lhe peti-· Terrace Park aot another reJident or Irvine Terrace.
lion. aayina .. it i1 a proper
1
hard loot at Monday alte,.. It became a s emi"i)ublic:
and pd IOol ," noon'• t tudy aouioa of d\e patk. when the city took i t
"The UICI or dte property I Newport Beach City Coun• over, he added.
il lhe iuue," uid Mayor1 cil. And the rOault may be a Councilman Bob Shelton
Pall Onaber. '"The petition vote of Irv ine Terrace JUUetted that the nearby
it not tie FYCimina facll:ti." property owner• to determine property own en vote to
••t buy • petition for qual• whether the area thould r .... deternine if they want a
it)', not quantity," Mr. Cook main at a park. city park. City Attorney
uplainod. ''I called mmy The iuue hu come up u Tully Seymour waa in-
'fltlo 1ipe~ d\e petition, reJUit of the Newport Liwn 1ttucted to report on th8
an4 110me did not even know Bowlina Ann. aeuch for a 1tatu.a or the park and to
lbe log~doa.u . new lawn bowlina center. propue for a vote or the
Mr.IOriacoll ••4 &hat mo n Recreation director Cal
f • "---property owners. o tb,e a1patur01 we~e 0 V"' Stewart rrepotteel 10 Council tai~od •• 11o• ..,,..,,., Monday lhaa ho bao chocked ,. ... ,,., a•Tu SET Ouht•u• -Alberuon . . ...., ,.. " llboppin1 c•t•r Md foe 00 pomblo alloa utd AT YDUTII CEITEI
pwopoaM car wa;.. location Cavort J.rvine :rerrace P.t The aanual comm.tni ty
could eaaily be pointed out u fittt chou:o. Pteaent YOCl&h Center caraiul in
CIOID aere. dee~ rttllictiont probibh Quoaa del M• will be hid
Coaodlm• AI Poqil won auc Ute of ~~ park the. JyJy ll •d 23, acconlolJ
deledwtaelh« cha old. Am.eri Save tbe CIC1 eU,OOO a 1o JoU s-tple. .. cretary.
c=-aylle or •lartina a year bJ DOt cau.iae die o1 die Youth C.ater boweL
•••••• ia .,. ... npi!IC*SI ., ... oa tbe puk, eo.ci... n. Ne...,ort Beadt a.; ~ leaine .. _. ...... , ..,.· AI Porai& tut'"te4. O..cil fan approval Man· 017 Mavor P 1 ONM ald. lb "-r •••na lo PAr. $CIIftPie't -.. ..,.wa,. ' " 1 1 1 nq .. at •for· 111 u.-np& ti·
uz-ia.e rqalalloea ton lhe city No.&d •hat off c.•• for die c~minl •d
of lllro IIIIo •-..,, of IIIIo port wotoor '"""'' •• for A •-•1 ride
... ri ... ~ ........... Poi ;.:I •1-..... -.' llo• ;:..;.·.~ .;:~ ... !i
ooll __ .... P-lo -boorPt ~~ 6-M oo ftlllota, ... ..
. L -· lol6,o•orof u•lllo,.t_...,.. ... all'aOII .... tO\'•Ialoalli .. l
•• 011••-AIIooot-• printoo ,.n, aold c-. od -or oc-.
I
ownert in Coata Meu to
plan ror the ex.pantion an·
ticipated by the eventual
cons trUction of the Newport
Freeway. ~.Williams went to Fresn9
and liv ed there for a year
and a ha lf. As he be came
better, he did miuion work
in the church there and ri -Pest.r eM Mr•. Howercl Wi ll io1u
"Let'• I L"e more retpon•
sibihty to the \i reauatdl
und er the blackball system.''
u id Councilman Oee Cook.
"There are day• whe n I
wouldn't swim; then we
ahould let the surfen ao
In April, the aroup re-
ques ted the Coa ta Me u
Ci ty Council to ttudy the
downtown tradina are a, in-
chldina alternate free way
routu thtouah the bu1ine u
u ction, !or the pwpoac of
detenninina the economic
poLeotiala iDvolvcd.
na lly re sianed to come to c •1 k' th~i~i~~r ,:~a~d Mn. Wil· ounc1 0 s appol.nfmenfs ;.,.. coun~il•·•n F•r1 it
remarked. ' We have an
u cellent lifeauard chief.
Iiams now at 900 Sea Lane Appointments approved Plann ina Commiuion -
01v1d Curta and John
Jakosky; reappointed ~ John
Stewart Watson, teplacLn&
\b-s. Polly Rea.
Let's l t'Ye him the author•
it their t on, Denn ia , 21, Monday e'·enin1 by the ity."
'
s.-Mlk• MeW!
Scouts get summer "jobs
Yean of Boy Scout work Camp, Hidden Valley, San
helped win Jurnmer jobl for DieiO county. He •i ll
Mite McWilliam&, 504 N.,... leave thi1 Sunday, June 18,
c iuua An •• Md Tom Span,. to help Jet up camp. A1 a
ler, '712 Marperite Ave .• wood craft and nature ape•
boch o( Corona del Mar. cialiat he •ill teach other
Mike will lean JUM lS Boy Sco.ata. Tom, Plelident
..t won a& McGee Cr"k of EapiOJ"r P01 t 106, •
Pack Station ia &he Sienu •cbaeo10ty PQtt in Santa
out o( Blallop •til after Aae. wUI It«)' at diCI camp
Laboor Day. Ht will taka •dl Alia. ~I .
care ol li .. tO>ck, cloM CAIIOl. GETS I .A.
IGOW from padaa, clell neMcbelorofMU ......
anow cneb W tab aaee ..,.. .. ..-. c-aro1 Col-,,
pock rrlpo •• Mike II -460ll'orlooo01, c-o-··
£a1lo koat wnll ~ 17. -, nui01, J-11 ,
T001 will bo • •-lor "' 111 111o uat .. n lll' o( dlo
dlo Lot Yalloy loy -· l'oclftc, Stoocttoft.
•
Ne wpor t Be ach City Council
included the followina :
Li brary Board -Jerry
Stewart, ruppointed; Mu.
Hancock BaM ina, new
appointee, rep lacina \1r~.
Richud LtVt'fence.
Parka, Beaches and Re c•
reation ·Comm issLon-A In •
C1 \'LI Servu;:e Board -
Fred Sal yer, reappointed.
C1 ty Aru Commi uee-Mn.
Paul \k\tlaniaal, rea~
pointed.
"If the min1mwn times are
sel fot surfina, we'll con·
tr ol it from there with the
blac kball," ChierReedt aid.
Councilman Bob Shelton
offered the 1ub1ti\utemo tioa
ander (Sandy) Cameron Jr. The Council also:
1nd Jamu Rubel Jr., re--• APPioved fiut readina
to table the previous mo tion,
and to con•ide1 a new plan
June 26 for aiv;na mo1e lati-
tuCie to the lifeauard1.
plac:ina lubel Peue and ~ Ordinance 1221, which IIIOADIAY ROll
Bill Oo undy. (Continued coo pa1e ll •• 'IIOTUTED The Newport Beach Ci ty
Pol.nt Assn. PIC. 'ks board CDuncil recoi ved. proiOOI Monday evonina .,lin1t the
year s tu dy, lhe Plannina Broadway store 1ip in New-
Coovniuion is now definina port Cen&er. 11te new president or th e
Balboa Point Auociation,
Elaine Linh off, wu pre-
tented to members at thei r
'lllnual meetina held Thuu·
day niaht. June a. It 1he
Balbo a pavilion,
Mu . Linhoft th en presen t~
ed other new offi ceu: Vice
President Jeff Briery, Trea-
•urer Don Elder, 1nd fo r
lhe 1eoond term. secretary
Dori a BametL
New board member 1 .-e
\wayne Mo1e1. J etnne Bon-
lOG tnd Judae Wi Hi 1m
Spein. Hold-o ver board
membera •• AI• flloiCendcr
•4 Bob Beauchamp.
Howlld Roaers, coua.cil-
••· .., ... u ed lhe bo•d
wi.6 -a.nat photo or the
PolaL
Em eat Meyer. pl-iaa di-
roctor ' of N•-......
.... c:ecl •• after • 1
area1 k) study, wi th an-Brian Carter, in a letter.,
phatia 00 lhe Pavilion-Mai n the O>uncil, 1t1tcd thet diCI
SL areL He aaid th ey are sian dutzoya f\e Newport
now aatherina data 10 feed area coaalline 1cenery at
into 1 computer to help de-nilhL He uted lhe Council
cide inuu re:lalii na to ttaf· 10 take ••remedial action wh ich wi ll cau1e lhe Blo_. fie and multiple houaina.
A qu u tionnaire wu pau-"'IIY 10 reWce •• ov•
ad out to lhou pru ent I l k-powerina •fYKt or ... P•
ina wh at hom e owneu or Cicoular oomraercial ...... .
ronteu reel •e nece u ary Coua cil rererred •• ~
improvemen&l in lhe area. ""t 10 •e Pt-1•• ca.-
Addition_•! quesdonnlire• llli aaiOII for die~ tD ••
may be obtaio ed (.om Mra. ir •e ~-....... • ..
Linttatf •d ,... Samet&. cit( I "Ill ... ~
lka.fioaoioo .... .,... GOLD Kn AW ..... ::.ll .:::~UJPI:!:! A ...... ._, ... ••' I
han "-fliiCIM Mow. '*•· ...... ......._., I'N
Irani tidowalkt; a ....,.. llo-IL," Coo• ...... a,
pi•"' aaawillk ... -lllo-C 11-.
Oft •e· .. _. at N 1&. tllu aNtr •• ., ... ,, ,_ 7, ..... -·-ctld ................ I I •••
....................... -loo ......... ..
... all ·-... ,.., ,...
I '
•
I
lKURSDo\Y, JUliE 15,1951
CDIIIM DEL~ CloUF.
I
'
] l, I
I '' \ I ' . '
llll OffiCIAL IIIWIPt.N•
straight
ON ntl SILL-OUT .. ONT
.,a.-• ..._
Latt ... ~~_ wt.en I deliver•
eel ~ eopy to tbe .clit01,
oae ot the lovely dec:Ofaton
ly 1 .. All.lfiiR ol lhe interi01 of the otriee
.. 1 .. 10.a 11pla -'Ill• l'ol ..... a ooqueaee
Md 230,000 reseniatl of ev•ntJ\thich •tan4 oat 11
apiftlt IDOla than 400,000 one ol the fineat e.&UIJPI ..
Arab replua. of atrateJY and tactics that
Of llll QTf Of IIIIFOIIT •~t.a~
THf: HA .. OM A«KA'S OFFSET N£FSI'AI'E« orrn _. ,.t•Pw ,, .. •• ,..,. t:.lr a.u .. , ...
tT21 L c-..,., C.... .. , ""CaUl. -......
TIL.,._ .. 17WIIII (A." CNo 714)
.,.._ IQEWfOkf IIM801 ENSleN I• , .. ..tr •• .... pi'I•H
... , .......... I• tl. Cllr al ,...,._. a..c11, ... aM ..Jr lloeally ...-_. ..-...4 .. .., ... Ia 1M ,...,_ ...._.C..a •-
.-..... ................ , ... ,..,...,.. S.eo.d el-,.. ... paid • c.-...... c .. u.
T. NI:WOIIT L\IBOa ENSICN w .. .4j~ to ... a •••·
,.,., -' ..... circalMI .. -.,. court d.etM Jilo. t\.10171 .... d
IIIIJ It, MI. Ia S..icw Co11111 fot the CoaMy of Or .... , S.•e of
CaUl•--. .... .,,. ,..110• ,..,_, ia cruallfied 10 p.tlll-' all p'&bUc
_.'"-.......... .,. ·-· I AIVO £. HAAPA ................................. 0-aiMI P .. ll.._
PEC HAAPA ............................................... .A.-oci•• EdMot
SUISCI"TION IATIS
Ia .._...Area: OM ,ew, 14.00: 2 ,._, 11.00
0.. of ,._._ Ate-.; 0.. ~-. 15.00: 1 ,....._ 19.00
Comments on the News : uked ir I we11 coverina dr.e
'Thomu W. Braden CIA tnarlt says he day by our Superinte:ndenu ol Surrmdcr. ,war in the mid~aat. I le-
gave Uni~ Mine WorUn head Waher ":onder i{ Rutlia .ends the wne-~trrial plio~ that 1 had ~ther plua,
Reuther $.50,000 in taXpayers' funcb ror UJC we 81\le and ~ell to he-r to her alhet, ked 'ibut IR my own mind, I que a•
in •tm,thenina anti-Communist European Cuba and the Vitt Cofl8', or doet $he tend tioned how the qua.nel be•
labor uniON. Rullian-made equipment and lupplk•? Won· tween brae I and Nauer
1'hat'1 like paying $50,000 to Stokely Car-dt-:r what the Aancrica.n pcopk ·would have could fit into lhe conser·
michael to ute in the Wallace for Pftsident done if.Preaident Rootcwelt had built "brid-vative monic. However,
campaign, I gel or friendship" tO Gtnnany jn 1940? When the ilf&elil ClptiJled
The ldtwing National Student AliOCiation. The last Sunday rditK.n of the union-mur-the Suez Canal thi s chua•
in. spite .or recent .ensational discJ010res, is dered u:orld. Hrraf.1. T1ibNn~ contained a aed the pictur~: It we.a a
stall . ~ttms: not only CIA money but such book rcv1rw tttled : .1 he Kussa a.n l>r. Spock.·· conaervat ive victory.
additional UlOrtels as a $250,000 grant from Is there all An~enun Dr. Spock? Th r h
the Offic:e of Economic Opportunity and an Senator Dodd lilys that his "c:onscience 11 'thosed,0 f ua w 0 thloo~ed •~ooo r h us ~~~ 1 Ed clear." · wt 11 avor upon e ln-.,uu, grant nllll t C! •• VIIIOC 0 UCa • t f f ' ' tion and a $60,<Xl0 grant from "our" State That'• the, wont thing about him. e1 etence o International ~partment . U General Westmoreland doesn't be a meddlers when ,they pu1hed
l.rndon john!On'1 Great Secret Society is good boy and llui t insi~ting on winning the Enaland aaide, and aave
working on Secret treaties to surrender the Vietn"m war. h(' will be kicked upstairs ac· Nasser's Eaypt the control
American miliwy eapottt hiat()f)' ha• reeotded. Joshua
have prai .. ct the aureui... atationed a detachment or
betic• or tho leadeta or hil lim)' behiftCI the eity or
brut, and have labeled the Ai, and nut momin& made
campaip·aa beina 10 well a frontal. attack upon the
plannCid and 10 perfectly enemy. When tho men or Ai
carried out that it hll been, went out' to meet the attack,
in a senao, .. a tntbOolt Joshua ordered hls fotce to
Will'," They uaed the cle• teUeat. They we1e pw.ued
meni of '"'prise, o( hud into the duelt by all the
hittina airpower, or an defender•. At thia moment,
abundance of hea.vy a.uncu, lhe foree behind the eity,
or supetiot rirepowe1, and eaptu1ed defeneelen Ai and
above all, mobility to set it dire. Then Joshua
aehieve thei1 objeetives. and "all lstael ••• wrned
In ahott, they applied the aaain and tlew the men of
old German Blitzkriet tac-Ai ."
~~~~ tiea to win.
<fl. .etlf "' -"¥
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner Jnd publisher of the EnsiiJ'I
~Q~O<OO
IIUSIIGS 01 111E IEWS OF THE OAY
The war in Vietnam and the mounting casualty toll cana
not be halted until the American people face up to the
basic Question: Why fight the communists in VIetnam
and help them In other areas of the world?. , .Israel c a~
be thankful that its war Strategy was not in the hands of
the men who are in charge of U.S. war effort in Vietnam·
the Israeli haye given concl usive proof that the way t~
end a war is to fi~ht it, and win it ... President Lyndon
Johnson has nominated Solicitor General Thurgood Mar-
shall as U.S. Supreme Cou rt Justice, first Negro to be
named for that high court; Negroes in Tampa, Florida,
and elsewhere throughout the natioo could acknowledge
this tribute to their race by preach~ng and practicing in-
C:ividual responsibil ity instead of black power and rio ting
.•. The 5-rnan majority of the U.S. Supreme Court, 'ap..
parently greatly concerned about the sanctity of "one
man, one vote," was just kidding, after all; the'y ru led
agains t the overw helm ing majority of Californians, who
had vat e9 4,526,460 to 2,395,747 for the freedom to sell
and rent thei r property; the Earl Warren majori ty on the
court ruled that we 4,526,460 Californians had done
.,..rong ... The prize for zany rulings goes to the Federal
Communications Commission, which says that radio and
TV s tations broadcasting ci garette ads must proYide t ime
for anti-smoking programs, without charge, if necessary
-because smoking can cause death by cancer. Consider
the implicat ions: Cars, for example, cause a considerable
numbe r of deaths and injuries, and so do bathtubs. TV
and radio undoubtedly will be called upon to prov ide
time for anti-car and anti..Cathtub PI'09tams ..• No wonder
some folks are say ing, "Stop the world, I want to get
off!"
Panama Cana( cordin~ to Washington ~uttlebutt·. Th: ru· of th~ Suez Canal, applaud•
So, what's new? mor mill al!iO ha~ GenNa! Earle G. Wheder, ed Israel's victory. It was
Senator Robert F. Kennedy re<:rntly told a chainnan cf the jf'i nt Chids of Staff, being too good to be true. haave
group of Columbia U nivus.ity students that dump•rd soon because Mack the Knife Mt"-hope to the free world to
if hc werr o( draft a~e he would not be wil· Namara rcM-nts Wht-c.•lt•r's opposition to Me· have the canal released
ling to be a pilot and bomb North Vietnam. Namara's tht·~is that Wl' should not build an fr om its place in the arand
He didn't say wht'ther or not he would be a'nti-mis,il(' dd('n!il.: S\·stt•m. des ian of the Afr o-Asian
a pilot and bomb South Vietnam. R ussia ha~ built s~ch a system ...,•hilt· wt· bloc in the Uni ted Nations.
The national st:cre tary of the lehwing Stu-build "bridges of frit·nds:ti p:· However the capture of
·dents for a Democratic Socie ty, Grrgory Cal-H.t·~ponsib~c witnt'S!Il:s have testified before the canal brouaht forebodinaa
vert, has 1eporred!)· proclaimed: "We are Senate invcstiJ,::ltor~ that the Kremlin has and as a headline swnmed
working. to build a guerrilla force in an ur-com·t·ru:d Conununi,.t Cuba int.o .a ba:oe .for up the situation: "Vic tory
ban f'm•tronn1cnt. We arc actively organizi ng lonf{·ra nge nuclear-11ppcd halhst1t· IWUtlt•s. causes dilemma"
sediti on." Tht:!IC miS!iles arc identiti t•r.l as ]Q.foot long 1 • • ' •
And I ~y a~ain, don't ever give up your intcn.nediatr-ran~e ballistic 111issik's, ca:>ab~e • It IS e~tdent. t.hat the . btg firearm~. folks-. The time 10 buy a gun is the of fi~mg nu~'car warht·ads MOO tt.' 1.500 mi!rs. powers \I. an t to Intrude Into
tinw when it l;cl'olllt."li unlawful to own one. (So 1£ you hw west of tht· Kock:t''· why wor· the con uov ers y, and pos•
Israel did not sptina into
mil iury prominence over•
niaht, for the nation has an
hi srorical backcround r e·
plete with achievements on
the field or battle. The
Bible records their mighty
deeds. In the Book of J os-
hua we lealn of the fall o r
Jericho, and in the 8th chap-
ter, we read that "the Lotd
said unto Joshua, Go up to
Ai. .. And thou shalt do to
Ai and her kina as thou
dids t unto Jeri cho and her
kina."
The thoucht comea that
the Go~ of Battlea is on the
side of hrael today •• in
the daya of J o1 hua. The
weapona dirfer, the enemy
is stron&el, the diatanees
aJe areater, and the obo ,
s tacles are areater, but the
s piritual guidance or the
Lord of the Univeue is the
s~tme.
The problem today is for
Israel to hojd what Iuael's
armies have won. I think
they will, for Israel's diplo-
ma ts also are men of
miaht and valor .
.... rcordin~ to testi 111ony at defcnse appro-r)·?) sibl y to deprive the brave
priatiom hearing~, our forces have destroy(.-d' Paul .lktl:cl, a fnrmt•r U.S. fort·i.~n s:-:n·icr Is raelis ft om enjoy ina the
or damaJ,:t:d mon: than 9,01X) tn1cks in North offieN m Havana. has told tlu· St•nalt' In· fruits of their
Victna111 in tht• pa~t two ycan. tt·rnal Sc:curih· Subcommittee that ruort· than Russia, according to re•
So we art' IJt•I!Jing l>uild a truck !Jlant in 60 Cuban rdu:;t."t·s haw dt·;crilwd tlw ltm1: por ts, wants Israel to with•
Kus.Ua !10 the l'nl'llt)' can rt•place the tru~!ts 111issi!e huildups. draw to. the 1949 mi d-easl
wc\·t• knocked oul. fair t'nough? But 0111 So what dP Wl' do about it? \\\· d isa nn. armistice line. On the o ther
traitors in hi~h plac-e~ ha\·e not yet fi gurt-d. And tbr PenraJ!on :.t~ld. St~tt· I ~·!Jartult'nt d1·· hand, the Soviet•Arab de•
out a Wil) wht•rcby anybody can replace thl· ny tb~t the~t· arc ll~ts,Jit•s m CuJ a. mands might not be accept• mother'~ sons bcinu nt.-rtlles.~l~· sacrificed t'Ve'l' J ..~.·t ~ l:O m and hntl out! bl h o ' a e to t e United States,
From the Police Blotter
Tue•doy, June 6 alass doors attemptina to
Howard Chamberlin of break the lock; the young
Fullerton drove his Chevro-man fled when he saw her
as President J ohnson has
stated: '
"I wish to say what l
presidents have said before
-that the United States is
fi1mly committed to the supo-
port of the political inde·
pendence or a ll the nations
of the a1ea."
le t into the VW that was
stopped on W. Coast Hwy.,
driven by Alfred Shotyk,
4006 Rive r Ave., Wes t New-
port, and forced that car
into the Dodae driven by
Cliffotd Han son of Garden
Grove. . . The brake li l!!ht
and license plate were sto-
len from his mo torcycle
watchina him. .Doyle
Chiistian of Cy press, south·
bound on Wes tcliff, changed
lanes while negotiatina a
sharp curv e and collided
with the VW that Rezi Cov-
mgton, 118~ Marine Ave.,
Balboa Island, wa s driving.
.. Harland Mathews, 40,
of 1967 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa, was booked
on the c harae of drunk in an
auto at 62nd and W. Coast
Uw y ... Edward Li 1\ey, 52.
of 126 40th St., Wes t New·
Neverth eless., it is doubt· of 1746 Ocean Blvd., Balboa, shows
C •1 when. William Nicbo1a of Ouncl N ·ew-s· 535 Center, Costa Mesa,
loft ;, pOf kod "''' 2105 W.
(Con tinued from page 1)
would repeal code sections
prohibiting the playing of
musical instruments and ora-
ting at public beaches. City
Attorne·y Tully Seymour
said these laws are of
doubtful constitutionality.
• Approved first reading
of Ordinance 1222, which
would create an off-street
parking facilities fund, in
accordance with the expres-
sion of in tent made by the
Council when the basic
park ing fee was changed
from sc to JOe an hour.
• Received bids for pub-Ocean Front, Central New-
lication of city legal no-port ... Smoke damage was
tices: Ensign, Sl per column caused when someone lit a
inch for 8 point type; Pilot, narc and put it on a shelf
S2.71 per column inch for of t he Kozy Comer, 1801 W.
6-point type; referred the Newport ... Kelly Lawson,
bids to the staff for report 50 12 Seashore Dr., West
on June 26. Newport, drove his car into
• Approved a one-year th e rear of the car driven by
e~tensi on of the agreement Bruce Dingman, 1042 Mis-
wi th the Newport Harbor sion, Apt. D, Costa Mesa,
Lawn Bowlina Ass n. and forced that car into the
• Authotized the exe-car that Allan Touey, 207
cution of a cooperati ve 41st St., We s t Newport,
aareement with the s tate had stopped on private pro-
for the West Newport land· perty near West Balboa and
scaping and restroom project. 47th St. . .Someone stole
Thursday, June 8
Paul Derby, 1827 W. Bal-
boa Blvd., Central Newport,
reported that the Chevrolet
he had parked at 19th and
Court the niaht before was
aone at 6 a.m ... At 7:40
a.m., Frank Bruder, 1221 W.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa, dri-
vina north on Jamboree Rd.,
~>truck a deer when i t pa·
nicked and ran into his car,
causing ex tensive damage
to the VW, . .Maxine Von
Schrilitz, 49, or 294 Monte
Vista, Costa Mesa, was
booked on the charge of
drunk in an auto in public
view at 62nd and W. Coast
Hwy., near Newport Shores
port, was booked on the
charge of a wauant for as·
sault and battery ... When
Michael McWilliams, SO~
Narcissus Ave., Corona del
Mar, went to cut his father's
lawn, he di1coveted that
someone had stolen their
S80 edger ... Robert Mead
of San Jacinto returned to
his apartment at 307 E.
Bay, No. 6, Bal boa, and
discovered that someone
had been living in th e
apartment and had stolen a
record player and wet suit
... Pete Vordale, 140 Via
Uavre, Lido Isle, discover-
ed that someone stole cush·
ions, a a~ar box, gas tank
and tachometer from his
boat at Vi a Lido Soud and
Via Genoa ... Chris topher
(Continued on paJe S)
ful that Israel would accept off the first yellowtail of the year. Ruth was fishing
big power counsel or Uni ted with the Newport Harbor Lady Anglers aboard the new
nations leade rship, as the charter boat "Patrician," out of Davey's Locker in
nation 3,1inrts its sovereian Newport 8each. Ruth's fish tipped the scales at 7
capability of handling its lb s., 2 ozs.
own afrai rs. and wants to :;--------------=:--:~=-=-====-
conduct head·to-head di s· L Ede · ---';;::,~~~~,::r~~:b:;m;os eHersto 1tor
or Israel as tonished the THAMKS FROM (lOllS
world. They wete outenuma Editor of the Ensign,
beted, but never out-fouaht. All members of the Costa
Success was won by ag&res-\lesa-Newport Harbor Lions
aive leadership, and by mo--Club join me in sayin g an
bile forces' that had th e will enthusiastic "Thanks " fo;
to win. They employed su· your wonderful support of
pe1i or power at the decisive our 22nd Annu al Fish Fry,
pointli of contac t. Carnival and Parade this
The Israelis were outnum· past weekend. It is th is
bered more tHan two to one, kind of support that has
helped thi s activity to be·
come possibly the outstand·
ing service club project of
its kind in the entire world.
playina Support Our Service-
men and VIVID (Victory in
Vietnam In stead of Defeat)
posters, through the actions
of numerous mayors, and
throuah the State Leai sla·
lUre itself, we have in no
small way helped to bu ild the
moral e of our fine you n&
servicemen in Vietna'm and
around the worl d.
Although Support Ou r Ser-
vicemen Week has been prc>-
claimed in many ci ties anci
the State of Californ ia, and
although thousands of pos t·
• Tabled act1on nf a pro-
posed ordinance for chang-
Ing councilmanic disuicts;
referred the matter to the
Counci I commi nee for fur-
ther s tudy.
• Authorized the execu• the white, neoprene fender Lion of agreements with the that protected the starboard
County Harbor Di strict for side of the Z5-foot sailboat
replenishment of Balboa that E. Travis, 714 K•Than-
lsland beaches and dredging ga, Irvine Terrace,moored
of Bay Island Channel. · r
STATE IOUIIIP
I would appreciate your
conve ying to all readers in
the Newport Har bor area and
Oranae County ow thanks
for their attendance at the
Fish fry , for those who
joined with us in work ing in
Costa Mesa Park, to th ose
ers are now be-ing displayed
th10ughout the state -and
they should certain\)' con·
tinue to be displayed-this
progran has been the easier
of the two. The second pro-
gram wi 11 be a much more
difficult task, not only be-
cause the work involved will
re·qui re more de termination
and dedi cati on, bu t also
becau!ie the goal to be
rea ched is a much . more
challenging one; for th e
success of thi s second pro--
gram could determine two
very important points: {I)
How fast the war in Vietnam
~ill . be won ; and (l) Con-
VIncmg our government that
the first s tep In wi~nina thi s
war is to stop all aid and
trade with Communi st-con-
u olled countries.
• Adopt ed Ordinance
1219, setting a S35 li cense
fee for firms doing business
in the city without a per-
manent business location.
• Adopted Ordinance 1220.
establishing a crosswalk. on
Via Lido 130 feet east of
the cur b line of Cen tral
Ave . in the Lido Shops
area.
• Rediaried the hearing
on u ee removal policy to
J uly t O meeting. The Coun-
ci I had expected to put the
matter on the agenda for
June 26.
• Approved the revised
tentative map for Tract
6015, Newport Center, de-
s pite the protes ts of Gordon
Jones of the Irvine Co.
SJainlt the PfOVis ion that
the Irvine Co. must bear
the coat of maintenance of
plantina alona Newport
Center [)f., which he esti-
mated at UO,OOO to S40,·
000 a year. Mr. J ones said
Lhat the Center would aen·
erate conaid«able revenue
(ot the, eity: t18J,OOO thi s
eomina fi•c•l year, cotll-'
pared with tliO.OOO city
eapen .. , and S636,000
revenue in 1961-69, eom-
pued with 1265,000 city
• Called bids for 10 a.m. 10 sIP SS at 1137 Bayside, Newport. · Should the s tate pay a man July 3 for cons tr uction of a f
bl Wodooaday, J .. ,, 1 or not working than for mova e building to provide ...
additional office space at James Fort, liS E. Sal-working?
the City Hall s ite. boa, No. 8, Balboa, was At pres ent the Stale of
• Authorized the exe cu• booked on a wanant for California pays a junior
tion of a cooperative fi-fai lure to provide ... 16 .clerk in civil s ervice from
nancing agteement with the threatening phone calls were S326 to 5396 a month for
Ir vine Co . for a tr affi c received by Aileen Cahill, holding down a full-time
signal at Santa Rosa Dr . 2000 E. Oc.ean Blvd., Sal· job. I have introduced Sen·
In Newport Center; awarded boa Point. , .Jean Pestana ate Bill 948 , whi ch would
the contract to Paul Gardner of 3047 Royce Lane, Costa resuict the tobl &mount of
Cocp. of Ontario for in· Mesa, parked her 1965 VW welfare payments to S400 a
stallina traffi c signals On at the 400 block of Narcis-month for any household,
San Joaquin Hills Rd. at sus Ave., Corona del Mar, and would make any houae•
MacArthur Blv d. and at Santa and it was stolen while she hold inelieible for welfare
Rosa Dr. for S68 ,901. was at work ... A aold and assistance when the earned
• Awarded the conuact white Schwinn belonaing to income of that household is
for the 1966~7 combined Thomas Litchfield, 3912 more than t400 a month.
s Ueet improvement program Channel Place, West New· What thia means ia aimply.
to the Griffith Co. of Cos ta port, was stolen from hia that a family on wel(ue can--
Mesa, low bidder at Sl79,-praae ... Mathew Camp-not act more money from the
709.50; the prog:ram in· bell, SJO Via Lido Nord, taxpayen than this family
eludes extension or Irvine left hi s bike for a short would aet .i( the . huaband
Ave. from Santa Isabel Ave. time at the Orvieto and and father wu earnina the
to Tuatin Ave., improvement Lido Nord play area; ~~~nd hiaheat salary payable to
of 16th St. from Irvine Ave. when h,: came back, aome .. junior clerk• in the ehil
to Dover Or., improvement one had taken ill .• PoUr service. There ia evidence
of Placentia Ave. at Pro-hemp and 6 •inl mata were that tome hou .. holda now
duc:tion Pl.· and work in s tolen from Amlina'• Nur-receive a pand total of aa
Annive11ary Eatatea, San-aery at 1.500 E. Coast Hwy., nuch aa stooo a month in
tiaao Dr. and C liff Of. near lrvtne Coast Country welfare auistance o( all
• Awardedthecontraet for Club. ·.Two chain and 2 kinda . In other caua 'the
replacement of the lSth lounaea were atolen from woman o( thehouae receive.
St. public pier in CentJal tbe rear patio, ace01dina lO hundreda ol dollau a month
Newport lO Trautwein 0. Compton, 109 40th St., in welfare aid while her
Brothers or Newport Beach, West Newporl. .Paula huaband, Hvina wil.b her, ia
low bidder It S9,SU. Halt, 12CW.. 46th St.f Wett 'earnina a aood aalary i n a
• Newport, reported that some• fu.li.Ume job.
eapenae. y,.,. flte ~ one had taken the bike the At. welfae PfOII*nl ac:•
• Apprond ~ appoint-Por if ya live . alter the'! puk.•d at ~nfc~• Shell cumulate, lM)'IMDtl 110 •p,
-· o( Co.aer-. Bob Oet~ ye abaH die : but If Statton.· •• Jtua Kri1. 2106 ud standardl lor aelactiaa
•1-. U .. loy Pan-1• /l:"':t dHo Sr"~ do 1Jindwud, Boyer••~ loolted ,.. p..Uaoly needy led
_. ...,..d Ropn, widl =·~• ~ball~~ the 0.1 of her lthchea al'tar ..,..dina CNI' ciU .. &on 111
0. Coot; u .. , ..... a, a• Potu _,. • are led by aorfteone had P'"•ded a. krweted. I rul potJiltilhy
d!•lla, u • ed llac !be Spirit til Ood. they .,. hror llolhtoml door allqat 10 oriou ,.., flflillu ••
II••• ' ,...... alldy 1M 1oea o1 God. ·(loma1 or IS li•• IDd ••• a -lleco.e ..aldrJ • wtt ...
--' 1:13, 14J ctGOclllna """' It;., olldlq Tho -lou -to oot
Ja ... Sc .. nllz
the question whether our ladies who baked pies and
state 1overnment should ca'kes for our Lionettes'
ever pay any individual or Deuett Booth, to the hun•
family more for not worki"g dreds who participated in
than for working. the parade, to the dignatar-
The Senate Social Welfare AIRMAN Rona ld A. Pereira, ies of Costa Mesa and New•
Committee is considering son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert port Beach gove1nment who
this question, as it con-G. Pereira of 364 La Perl e visited, and to all generally
sidered two others I pre· Place, Costa uesa, has who helped.
t d I. th . · '"1' Our receipts to date from aen e ear te r rs s esston. been selected for technical These were: 0o the tax• this weekend of fun for the trainingatGoodfellow AFB, commun,·ty altoad d payers have a riaht to know Y excee
who is aettina the welfare Texas , as a U. S. Air 565,000.00 surpassina all
money their taxu supply? Force communications-IX'evioua records. Evety
and, should money intended analysi s specialist. Ht has cent aou to the support o r
for the support o( fatherless completed basic training at thi s activity and all funds
children be a pent on liquot, realized are .used in (inane-Lack land AFB, Texas. He · jewelry, color televiaion 101 youth projects, siaht
and luxury Uavel (or the is a 1%4 graduate of New-con1e1vation, aid to the
mother? port Harbor High School, blind, and similar activities
The Committee aareedwith and received his A. A. in the Harbor area.
me that , the; tax payer a do degree in 1%7 from Orange We invite you to joi'n us
have the ti&ht to know who Coast College. ne:~t year for our 2Jtd IMual
pta; welfue payments and Piah Pry of lhe Costa Mea~
that mothera ahould not UICOLI IIITIIUCTOII Ne~port Harbor Lions Club,
waste welfate funds intend• TO TEACH IOIIkiMOP •.hrch we aro already plan·
ed for their children, and Thomas Duttine 37 ancr runa ror June, 1968.
recommended puuae of Ralph Werley, 31: aci'enee Appreeiatively youra,
both my billa ro1 these pw-teacher• at Lincoln School lkad~ey K. Schwarz,
1posea. in Hatbor View Hilla have Pre11dent
The bill to open welfare been chosen to teach 'a sum-Cotta Meu.-Newport
rolla to public inapection mer science wotbhop for Harbor Lions Club.
wu ki lied by a party line elementa.ty teachefJ •. The 4 CHALLi:MG!
vote in an Au embly Com-eouue i1 deaiped to en• Edilor or the Eruian
miuee arter pauina the cowaae the teacher 10 .au ~pport Out Se"'c ia Sena~c, while the bill benina the diacov.t apprMch to . a two-fold proanm: ~enfint
Ne o( welrat'e funcla for le.-ain1 throuP the use oC proanra baa b .. a 10 a arcat
personal huuriu will lOOft laboAIOf] equipment ancf depee, already a~complilb
be btatd apin before lhe miciO"''etenee technfquea. td tl•e in Or•ae COUIIty
Senate Fin•ce Conniuee. Darin& their c:o11ap IIMIIO 110me uwa1 Chroa-...
Concerned ud lftiiY chi· eareera, ~My both tec:ei•ed wt a. Sla&e ot Calif0111ia.,
101 all over OUJ atate are National Science Found... wtt• Oov_. R•..-.....
ukiaa que1tiona lib daeao tiOft Sc:hol••hipt. T01a 0.~ ed a PfOC'-IaU.. decluiaa
about o• welfare prop-. ti• at...-4 Occidnlal.. ..._. Oat ..,.,i_._
Thoy orod.....s;na -.. ,. mojorlna Ia ... Rokl til ocl• -01 0 -· -•
... noollolly wUI · pt ~·· ... llolpll Worloy •• .::." ::.::=~::.:
-. .... -•• Colp&o. do old••• ...., -••·
The two-phase re sult o f
thia second pro aram does
sound like a tremendou s
challenae, to say the least;
but there are few individuals
who would not aaree that
the aoal is• a constructive
and correct one, Who would
not trade a few hours a week
a~ a card tab I e in a ahopo-
.Ptnl center, for a fox hole
in Vietnam? Who would not
uade aoina door to door
ace,k!na aianatures on ~
petition, ror aoinJ cave 10 cave in acarch of lhc Viet
<:;ona? Our aplendid ser-
VIcemen aro aoina (ox hole
~fox hole and cave to cave
n-.t now to terve their
country. Who o( ua here af
home can do leu t:han c:ow•
plete petitiona to Conareu,
tn an . erro!t to auppon our.
boya 1ft \'1etnam Md lefft
our country?
For more infonna&loa on Th~ . VIVID Camnilleo'o
Plbbona to eoa ..... Pf'O-
~· pl .............. . ~ter or The VIVID Ca. ... , .. , Pol& Office Boa
Ul, llolltoo, Callf-lo. v-..... ,,_ -
lldoonla.-
usa 11-, ""' 1 ....... c.IIL
I
•
..
NEIPORT HARBOR EUGII TIIURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1161
Tele_phOI!LRf?odles pR;r sPhi--~;lashWlj;;~~22
Balboa Jai&Dden Rctth •d and dined by hottcu Pea :000 ~f67~yctCett -~itl Qviait The Soulh Coau Alumnae c1uise abo•d lhe '-stlaeia:•
Lyle Finley have left their Landen, and put preaident, e xpo tn an.ua, ue-p· Pb' . owned by M1 ·and Mia Co1·
ialaDd to aec ir there ia attheNewportllarbor Yacht beo Niaaara Palla Sprinl" Club of 1 Beta 1 Will k 11 •-· 1" ueoto _;.11 t;e ' ' hold ita annual "aurrme1 e · ~C1 1 I 1 aome aunahine on the il land C lub on nut Thursday. . . field, Ill., and Albuquerque the Pl Pbi activu who lie
ol Hawa.il . • .They nre their new Ptesident, Jackie • • ,and maybe in between! apl u h.. party Thuraday, home fot the s wnme1 .
couldn•t find any here ! Heather of Har bor Hi &h~ Wa sh inaton, D.C. June 22 • at the Balboa bay• Chairman of the event ia
• • • lando . • • • fr ont home of Mu. Earl u.. R L"l· U h
OFFICERS AND DELEGATES of flrsl vice-president; Mrs. Helen Traut-
Newport Harbor Grandmothers Club will weln of Costa Mesa, who is co--chairman
be attending the annual conference of for the conference and Mrs. Francis J,
the National Federation, whi ch opened Sahr of Bayside Village, president of
yesterday at the Elks C lub building in th e Newport Harbor Grandmothers. End~
Long Beach. Among those who wi II be of·lhe-month event for the local club
on hand for the conference are, left to will be a day a t the races a t Hollywood
right, Urs. Verna P itt of Costa Me sa , Pa rk on June 30. One of the ra ces of the
public ity chairman for the local club; day will be named for the club. (Ensign
Mrs ., Alton B. ~u tv~r of Newport Beach, photo.)
SCHOLARSHIPS-GIVEN BY RACQUET CLUB
A party Cot everyone ... ao
planned chairmen C inny
Bwlnell and Dottie Hutchi·
aon when they announced
the c'andidatea fund rai aer
for the Republican Women
••• with all •aes in mind,
•inalc, married or teen·aaer
: •• fanta1tic art show, top-
notch mus ic and conaenial
celebrities ... Newport Art
Center •.. 2-400 w'. Coast
Hiahway ... June 24th ... 6
til 9 p.m. Fot tickets , call
Jac Wood , 673•2884.
• • •
A New York weddina ...
Barbara Lindquis t of Bay·
cres t flew to that bi& ci ty
Wednesday with her father
for her brother's wedding. • • •
The o ld and the new ..
boards of the Friends of
the Library will be wined
•••
Sc hool's out, school's out
... teacher let the monkeys
out ... and the minute that
formali ty is over, Barbara
Bec kett of Harbor Hiahlands
and Nancy Newland of Bay·
cres t will be leaving (or an
adventure in camping with
their youngsteu at L ake
Anowhead.
• • • They call it a "dance
demons llation," but it could
be called a "dance recital "
-aiven at Lhc Montmarue
Dancing School with Penin-
sula teenagers Janet Gong•
wer, Cheryl Benson, \1indy
Kei gh and Li l Sweeney
par ti ci pa ting.
• • •
Leaving for 3 exciting
wee ks in their Beech Bcman-
za, Tula and Dic k Under-
il-..a. OJel I jeS om, W 0 A housewarmina waa Corkeu. wi ll be a~sis ted by ~es.
given Saturday las t honor• The all day affair will be Corketi, R.E. Jennen , H~
ina Judy and Ray Thompson hosteu ed by the paat and ward A. Means , Ri chard S.
of Harbor Hi&hlands. · · pre s ent board membets, and J onaa, Jack L. Alfor d, Stan-
Some of the auesta, J anet will feature a buffe t lunch-ley Van Oylce, Roy E. J une,
and Bill King of Baycreu, eon served outdoorS. There Ri chard Ell iott, Howard
Caro l and Bob Perk ins of will also · be car d aames, Batt, Hart Hi c kman, Frank
Irvi ne Teuace, Alana and s will'IT\i na and a harbor
Stan Pfischne r of Dover
Shores and Celes te and
James Mc Al eer or Bayside
Villaae. Mr. Thompson is
the new pastor of Mariners
Church. • • •
All are welcome ... the
Balboa Philharmonic Cock-
tai l Party ... at the wat e r-
fr ont home of Ma rie and
Bob Stabler ... Saturday,
the 17th, f10m 6 to 9 p.m. • • •
Ftom Cape c'od, cousins
Peg and Tom Kno tt came
for a visit wi th Barbara and
Bob Haviken of Balboa Is·
The Newport Harbor oraanization dedi cated to
the promotion of tennia
ac tr vttres in the Harbor
Alea, each year offers two
s'too s cho latships to out•
standing araduate-s or hiah
schools in the Newport·
Mesa Unified School Dia•
u ict, accordin& to Robert
N. Broxon, c lub ~re s ident.
~ land last week.
Racquet Club has presented
its annual scholuship
awards to Dave Brunn of
Coata Mesa Hiah School and
Steve McEachen of Newpott
Harbor Hiah School.
The c tub, a non-proti t
IME51l ! . .
Elke Sonuner and
Richard Johnaon in
"DEADLIER THAN
THE MALE"
-also -
"TOUCH OF MINK"
lf•1<DW TO SUCCEED IN
BUSINESS WITHOUT
REALLY TRYING"
-alao-
"YOU'RE A
BIG BOY NOWO'
--
~P ORT ·,
FORMA TURE ADULTS
This is today· a s tory of
Africa and Egypt today.
A picture every adult
should &hould s ee.
"'AFRICA ADDIO"
Plus ••MONDO PAZZO"
It s wts where
Mondo Cane
left off
Knock
open the door ...
with a ----. 1>1EWPOR7' . \
-":" NATIONAL ~· ', ,...., .. ;-i~
BUSINESS LOAN .
AC TI VITI ES for th e com ing season are
being planned by newly --elected officers
of th e Orange County Philharmonic
Soc iety, fr o:n left: Mrs. J ames P. Judin
of Baycrest, vice;:Jresident, finance
chairman and tr easurer; Mr s. William S.
Holstein of Cameo Shore~. vic e..pres i~
dent and chairman of women 's commit~
tees, and Torr ence Dodds of Newport
Heights , the new ptesldent, who sue~
ceeds Edwin Steen of Corona del Mar.
Other off icers are John A. Vi bert, fi rs t
vice·IJresident; Mrs. Ralph Tandowsky,
vice~president and chair man of public
relations; Mrs. J ohn L. Laun J r., re-
co rdi ng secretary, and W. Allen Grubb ,
corresponding secretary. NelCt s easons
program wil l inc lude 5 concert s by the
Los Angeles Philharmoni c , and concerts
by the Vienna Symphony and Helsin ki
Philharmonic. Guest soloists will be
Martha Argerl th, pianist ; Arto Norab,
cellist, and Tassy Spivakovslcy, violi n-
ist. (Jack West photo.)
New o rfi cers were install·
ed at th e Corona de l Mar '
Ke y Club banque t, held in
the Corona de I Mat Hi ah
, School cafeteria.
Jim Ri edel took orfi ce as
president; Ste ve Hartley,
vi ce-president; T om Kier,
secretary; Emmett Rai tt,
ueaswer, and Brook Cross,
sergeant-a t•arms.
Installing oHi cet ~·as
Richard Smi th, president of
the Corona del \1at Kiwanis
Club, sponsor of the Key
Club.
Denni s Parke r, retiring
president of the Key Club,
inuoduced Benton Dayton
of San Dieao, Kiwanis zone
JUDY HOYT, 9.-yearo<>ld chainnan for Key Clubs ,
and th e main speakeT. Other daught er o f Mr. and Mrs . aue•t• included Robert
Harlan Hoyt, 2827 Alta Daniel and Willfam Witman,
Vista Or., East Bluff , is who are Ke y Club advisors;,
th is we ek 's winner of the Ken Koury , faculty ad visor.
Dot-to-Dot Sermonette color· and Leon Meeks, principal Tom IC ier
3 CGUWIM .. flt .. tiOna .. MfW JOU.
wtatClll"' AT OOV£11 ·.,. ,,._. '-"rf "Nrw,.,;.t·. ja-,...~1 uootr•
IA't'SIOt AT JAMIOitl1E , , . "'tiM ...,..;,u ro ltltfl"'ifvl ... , ...... Ill• rod .
CAMP'OS AT McAII'JHUII •.. atft.o ,,_ ~ O.C. A~ J:tr.,l,.l .
ing contest, wh ich is a at the High Schoo l. Am ! ina, Ke,·in Barnett,
(>.jll-Jill week ly feature of ttte En-Key C lubber Or the year Oa,·e Burgess,Ste\'e C rooke,
(>.ji2.J U J sign•s Bi ble page Judy is award went to Tom Kier . Brian Oethie1 , Ken t Feiera• ~-211 1 •
a Jrd grader at Harbor VIew secretary, based on the bend, liank Hew1tt, John i;;;;;;;;;;~I~~~~~~~-~~~~~~,.~~·~I~I!J~-~~~,.~~-~ft~~~IM~f~I~;;;;;;;;Js~ch~oo:l:. ~I E~n~s~i~g~n~p~h~o~)o~.!l~~ point system for service to Johnson, Ne !son Johnson,
NEW-ART SHOW OPENING
JUNE 25, 1967
the community. He received Doug l\o llus. Raul K.ou let ,
a take-home trophy, and his Sieve Leech, Greg \leeks,
name will be insct i bed on John \k•ody. Bob \lun ·in.
the perpetual trophy in the Doug On , Andy Rose, Kerry
trophy case at COM High. Sieh. Allen T own e . Jim
ol Clyde Zulch show room·
New members elected to Tr o tter, Craig '1\'alket, Bob
the Key Club are Steve Wilson and R1ch Wilson.
Dan Rogers join Nutrilite
•
Exhl.b•'t•" ng Artists ln6s .. etba u ro, 2 years aoo
' ' Dan S. Roaers, r .. merly aolf. In 1957 h• was a mem-
head buk~t.bal\ coach at bet of the All P acif ic Coas t OAL;E LOGAN HILL . UCI, had JOtned the sales Con( Jence firs t team capo-
WADE ZINT staff or Nutrilite Product• tain eof th e USC te~. and
Inc., Buena Park and Lake• d ., 1 bl ROGER 'R"STRONG · H "II •-· .1 wu vole m<>Sl va ua e "' "' Vtew. e WI lJ"C pumaTt y I r 1"57 .. H . bl f fi ld 1.. p a yet 0 7 • e Was MARILYN SEELAND re~thponst e 01 . le . wor.. panted the USC Award o(
w1 ~oducta Dnutbutou, ~1elit the same year. NEIL BUTCHER accord1n1 10 L.D. Kennedy, H tau&ht Enalis h and
'PAUL LAURITZ (F•A.I.F.A.) vice..,.eaident in chuae of co a:hed bas ketball at New-
' I 1 ulea. port Harbor Hi&h School from C EDGAR. PAYNE t4. Roae•a wa s areduated 19S9 until 1961 and was .. . .'1' :_ CLYDE ZUL01 rrom Mark Ke~l lliah auistant var sity and head
REYNOLD BROWN (F-A.I.F.AJ Sc:hool, Alhoml ... '" 1952· bo•ketball ooach at if At fullerton JUI'Iaor Colleae undet Foneu T wolood frQm
• , ' 1 \' t.e was nwned w the •11 1961 until 1964, whee\ he ... SCULPTORS atatt baakctboll team r"' 2 joined the uad at UCI. He I , yeua ...t waa a lao on the Ia manied to the rormet .-, fgfna I , HY FINK • louclroll, -i• and croo•-Sholl a Mur!'hy . ,1,0 1 ara-
. ~-· ·· · . HAROLD WAKEMAN (A.I.F.A.) _.., '"-· . duau d usc. They have J -~.-. ...... «LIC L .. __ I >JI• o-.1 hlo B.S. In edu-'""'· John, Joe and Petn • .-· --JUDITH BLAND (F·A.I.F.A.) .. a .. tt UICin 195'. While Mr. Roaero will continuo
L--~-----~..,:, ___________________ .... UIC M ""'" Yllthy to live in Newpott Beach.
• • •
After 44 ma tches played
last weekend between Mesa
Verde and the 1 Peninsula
Point Tennis Clubs, the)'
tied off 22 • 22. whi ch was
preuy exciting. An exhibi·
ti on mat ch was played on
Sunday between Hans Wick-
ary and Hou t R1tter. • • •
Girl Scout Troop 91 spent
las I weekend at their hut in
Catalina ... all 2 ~ of them!
Leader Paula Hall and
ber ass is tants Jeanne Ben~
•on and Joan Carlton te•
ported that they returned to
their Peninsula homes 1n
rair cond ition.
5-DAY
VACATION
FOR., TWO
IN MEXICO
CITY
IIIICLUDIIIG JET
AIRFARE)
Zl~D PRIZE!
FREE USE OF '67 CA.III PER
FOR ONE WEEKEND
Gigantic
S,atills
Every DaJ .
This Medii
-OfHIIEITM
~~~-·..,., IEIIYICE IIUIIIIII .U.I
CATCH THE" CURE
An old cookbook gi\'CS thl!> cure for asthma , "Wear
the s._in of a muskrat -fur side OC:Kt to the body-
O\'Cr the lun"~:· Ccrta1n relld wa!o a~ured. lt"s com-
fontng to kno~ that we haq~ more r1:hablc methods
today. In recent )ears meJJca l sc~ence has achJCv.:d
10calculabk impro\ement:> 10 the care and tr~tatmcnt
of illne:s Your ph~sician can tell ~ou atlOut the
effectrve med•cations a\'allabk Seck h1~ profe!!.S•unal
ad\·ice when )'Ou're 111 . Then, 1f he: recommends
medication, come to us for 4uahty p~npuuns,
Christensen Pharmacy
-1 E. COAST .w-T .. C:OIK*A DU. IIA8
oaiOLZ J-2550
Em! -PAY DillY TAX AND LICEIISE 00111
ON ANY NEW FORO. MUSTANG . THUNDERBIRD
OR TRUCK lf-l OUR STOCK.-
Choon from over 300 new fords. MuatMga,
Thunderbirds, and Ford trucka. With approved
aedit you ply ONLY TAX end LICENSE DOWN
and l6 monthly peyments. look It these uamplea
of how our special Anniversary uvinga meke
buying • new Theodore Robina Ford Maier than
over!
IIAND NEW
1967 MUSTANG HARDTOP
36
TAX and LIC. DOWN
2 Dr. H.T. e 2 D.. L .... e 'D.. L ....
42 TO CHOOSI ,_
TAX .,d LIC. DOWN 1--------...:....,
51 TO CNIICMI ...
•
CAMPAIGN FUND RAISING is the objec-
tive of the party to be held from 6 to 9
p.m. Saturday, June 24 . at the Newport
Art Center. 2400 W. Coast Hwy., Mari·
ners Mile. by the N.ewport Harbor Federa-
ted Republican Women. There will be mu-
sical entertainment, art show. refresh-
ments . and celebrit Jes, acc01ding to Mrs.
ROOert Cooper , president. Here are 3 of
the GOP women who are assisting with
preparations f01 the event: from lefl. Mrs .
David Bunnell Jr. of Harbor Highlands ,
ways and means c~chairman; Mrs. John
McCabe of Ba y Sh01es. board member, and
Mrs. Lee Schonek of Cl iff Haven, corres-
ponding secretary. (Ens ign photo.)
400 goal for Ball
A team of 30 Newrort way , lhrough J ack Barne u,
Beach bu s ines s ex ecu tives chamber executive manager,
have turned ti cket sellers, who also is a Commodore.
to insure a successful Chairman fo r th e annual
"Commodores Ball'' 0 11 J une ball is Fred Ho wser, altor-
16 at th ~ Balbo:i Bay Club. ney, Bob Leech of UCB,
T he "ticket sa!~smcn " Curuna del ~lar, and Hart y
are members of the ~ewpmt Westover, attorney arc co-
Harbor Chamber nf c~1rn-chairmen.
mc rce's Commndnre~ Club, Commodores Club skippe r
th e Clamber's "actiOn for H67 is Bill Ring, mana-
group."
Fred Schucpe , manager of
the :-.lewport B ~ach Branch
of the Bank of Am..:uca, and
past president of the Cham-
ber o f Comme rce , is ti cket
chairman, and has. a gna1 of
at leas t .JUU persons at the
ath annual bl ack tie ball.
T ickets are also available
at the Chamber of Comm~:rce
office, UUO W. Coast High-
IL;CI of Har bor l n vestm ~:n t
Co., Corona del \lar,
J!IAY CARDEN TALKS
For commen ceme nt exer-
CI scs, \Ia} Carden of N..:w
Jersey came 1o ~cwport
B~:u:h to speak lO the Bth
grade graduating d us and
guests Tuesday, June 13 .
at Carden t-1 alI, 15-l l \lnn-
rovia Ave.
NEWPORT HARBOR ENaGH
A RST SECllON --Pqt 4
THURSDAY, JU~E 15, 1967
tOIIlNA DEL liAR, CALIF.
~
Church News
The Central Blbl• Chureh, St. Aadrew'a Prcat.,terian
22nd St. at Oranac Ave., Ouarch, 600 St. Andrew's
Coata Meaa-••The priest'• Rd.,· Clirr Haven -Chris•
behavior" will be the .. ,... tian maniaae Sunday will
mon topic or Pastor Henry be observed at the I, 9:30
E. Jones ror 'the 10:30 a.m •. and 11 a.m. acrvicu this
Sunday service. At 7 p.m. Sunday. The sanctuary will
he will discuu the question. be decorated with nowen
.. Was Gideon a Marine? II and 9&ndlea as Jt it ror •
A film ''Tashi or Tibet" weddina. Dr. Charles
will be' shown by Miu Ru'th Oierenfield wi!l preach on
Starn or the Evanaelica1 the topic, "So you're .
Alliance Miuion (TEAM). to build a home!" New memo-
After the service, Min Starn bcra wilt be received at
wilt show slides and tell of 9:30 and 11 a.m.
the work of Elcho and Mil-A z-eek• v:ca.tion church
lie Reddin&, TEAM mission-school will begin Monday,
aries in Tibet, who are par-June 19, at the First Mcth~
tia11y suppolled by Cenual dist Church of Costa Mesa.
Bible Church. The classes will meet from • • • The Plymouth Con&reaa• 9 to I ( :30 a.m. Monday
tiona\ Church, 3262 Broad through Friday £or children
St., Newpor t Hciihts from kindergarten through
''Anger in love" will be the 6th &rade. Mrs . Mary Malian
sermon topi c of the Rev. will aaain be dean of the
John Pridonorf at 10 a.m. school. • • • Sunday. The Pilgrim Fellow• The monthly chwch night
ship is sponsoring a family will be held Tuesday, June
barbecue at Cos ta Mesa 20. at St. Mark Presbyterian
Park Sunday afternoon, be· Church or Corona del Mar,
gi nning at 2. A bus iness beginnina wi th a shared
meeting of the church will meal at 6:45p.m. Three dis·
be held Tues day, June 20, cussion aroups will meet at
at the fello ws hip hall of the 7:45 p.m. _ "A C atholic
Sev enth Day Ad ventis t layman looks a t Protestant·
Church, 271 Avocado, Cos ta ism today," led by Leon
Me sa. The bu siness ses· Doty of Whittiet, president
sion will be prcceedcd by a of Bell Brand Potato Chips;
6:30 p.m. potluck dinner. "The C luistian raith and
The Fits~ Ba;tist Church life," led by Or . Cecil Hoff•
of Costa Mesa, 301 \tagno--man , director of the Univer·
lia St., at Santa Ana Ave._ si ty In terfaith Foundation
at UCI, and "The Confes• "Wanted: mor e aodly fath· sion or 1967," led by the ers"will be the father's day
sermon of Dr . P .G. Neumann Rev. Robet~ C!rlc!.
at the II a.m. Sunday ser-The Newport Harbor Lu--
vi cc. ~le will preach at 7 theran Church, 2501 Cliff
p.m. on "Sians of the times Dr., Newport Heights
in the liaht of prophetic David Nasby, pres ident of
scripture." the Church Council , an·
VAN CE ROBERTS, chair-The Ch;is~ia~ Sc ience nounces that a new schedule
man for the Mariners Lions Churches, Ncwpott Beac h, of Sunday services will go
Club book s ale, is collect-Corona del ~·1a1 and co-s ta into effect this Sunday, as
ing books fr om a collection \lcsa _The Sunday lesson• follows: 8 to 9 a.m. family
barr el , in preparation for the se1mon will deal with the ~rship; 9:15 to 10:15,
June 23 and 24 event at the question, "Is 1 he universe, fa mi l)· and Sunday school
We stcliff Plaza shooping includ1ng man, evo lved by session; 10:)0 to 11 :30,
.CifrtiJHc center. Barrels are located atomic force"'' family worship. The new
..., Wlolo ,_ .. ,. ''5.U.T-UC4' .. l .....
r.ooo A.! u~ .... r; 1.5 YOI• nw.v Ynva l CAH' T~<r~ ... 'WI r HANt.il': r-wlu.
•-1 1 ... , ••. 'iAJ" • r ·Sf'IJI' lo••••• ,., .... ~ ...... , ..... -..... , .. ·-" .... ..,_ looc--... ..., ... ••• ..,.,..,,._. IS . •u•alf.t;('AN4YT'Y ,...,_.,;_
COMPLETE JOB
10,000 MI.
·GUARANTEE
Complete Joblnclud .. , __ _
•ADJUST 4 WHEELS • TURN 4 DRUMS
REBUILD 4 WHEEL CYLINDERS
•LININGS & LABOR • BLEED 4 WHEELS Sa 7 9 5 30,000 MI. GUARANTEE
COMPLETE JOB
at Rion Hardware , Cameo
house, Chafl"ber of Com-
me rce and Newport Beach
Post Office. The Lions can
be called a t b4b ·17bl or
b4b~7187 to come by to pick
up boo~s. (C ameo House
photo. l
TOURNEY SATURDAY
The ,'\lewpm t ll atbor
Ra cquet Club 1\lll h"ld tis
month]~ tcnn1s lllu tnament
t.ht!>. S atutda~, J une 17 . It
w1ll ·he a mtx.ed dnuble s
"hat Uta"'" and pi:.~ 1\ill
s tart prnm rtl) at IJ a.m. T he
soct a1 actl vtucs "''11 1 be
held at the home (If Rot'! and
E 1m11~ \kGrnlc}, J54 62nd
St., :-o.:c1~ptttt Sh ute!.', at the
conclu!>!flTl of the tourna·
ment.
ALL DADS
LOVE ...
• • • schedule was developed by
St. J ames Epi scopal Wilm Frerichs, church school
Church, 3209 Via Lido, superin tendent, and Gene
Sewpnn Beach -The s um--Hanson, worship committee
me1 schedule will beain chairman.
wi th this Sunday's setvices.
Holy communion will be o f·
fe ted at 7:30 a.m. each Sun•
day through Sept. 3, follow·
ed by a cont inental break·
fast. At the q and II a.m.
scrv1ces, mo rning prayer
and sermon and holy com·
munion and ser mon will be
offered on altern ate Sun•
aays. Summe r church school
for pte~chooler s thwugh 6th
grade wi II be held at the
9 a.m. scn·icc. Child care
will be available at both
late services. • • • The NewpottUnity Church,
meeting in the Senior Citi•
zens c Jubhouse at 15th St.
and h vrnc Ave., C lillf Ha·
ven -"Sound foundation"
will be the setmon topic of
the Rev. Loten Flickinaer at
10 a.m. Sunday. The 7:30
p.m. Wednesday ptayer ser-
vice wi11 fcatute the to pic,
"Claim your God," with Mf .
flickinacr as so loist and
Fred Thompson at the organ.
••• St. Mark Presbyterian
Church, 2001 Eastbluff Dr.,
East Bluff-A salad lun·
cheon for church families
will be held fo \lowina the
10 a.m. service this Sunday.
Gue s t for the day will Oe
Mrs. E velyn Shattuck, direc•
tor or genetal mission inter·
pretation for Pres byterian
neadquarters in Los Anae-
1es. She will s peak at the
service, at church school
classes, and fo ltowina the
luncheon.
• • • The Lutheran Church of ·
the ,\·laster, 2900 Pacific
View Or ., Har bor View
Hills -Dr. William Eller
wi ll s peak on "A right
sense of values" at the 8:45
and II a.m. Sunday services.
A summary of the annual
convention of the Pacific
Southwest Synod of the Lu·
theran Chur ch in America
will be gi ven to the congre·
ation. • • •
New officers of WSCS at
the Balooa Is land Com·
munity Methodist Church
are Gay Barnett, president;
Jan Walker, honorar y prcsi·
de nt; Edith Leinau, vice•
president; OoMette Peter-
son, secretar)'; T1 sh Wil•
Iiams, treasurer; Hilda
Batcheller, Christian social
relations; Gladys Carl,
mcmbetship; J o Vinson·
haler, spi ritual life; Nancy
Thorn, campus mi nistry;
Ruth Ibbotson, s upply work:
Claire Arntsen, local church
activity; Larayne Waidelich,
key wom an; Lottie Parker,
wedding guild; Larayne
Waidelich, Jan Walker and
Nancy Thorn, nominating:
committee.
GARDEN PARTY TDDAY
INCLUDIS LUNCHEON
GOLFERS of the Tues day Club were as top golfer; Mrs. Mar9ie Baker, runner·
honored with trophies at their last meet-up, and Mrs. Richard Hitchcock, Mrs .
ing of the 1%6-67 year at the Balboa Mitchell 's mother, winner of the top put-
Bay Club. Pictured here, from left, are ter award. Mr s . Wayil e Helmick, 1%5-66
Mrs. Donald Kollanse, retiring chairman president of th·e Tuesday Club, donated
of the go lf section, who made the pre-the trophy won by Mr s. Mitchell, who is
sentati ons; Mrs. Al ec Mitchell (kneeling), a new resident of the Harbor Area mov·
the new chairman and winner of trophy ing here fr om South Africa!
Outrigger races June 17 ~~e:;:;1~~AEP5."~Ai;QUE;: ~
One of the world's oldes t longest, 2 miles.
styles of water sport s com-Coach Georae Koba of ~e
petition wi ll be held at 10 Bal~a club expressed h1s
a.m. Saturday, June 17, in aratJtude to the more than
the Upp er Bay with lh e 300 fpcodpl~. wh~ attSended
starting of the 1167 Out-the un nusmg uau atur-
rigaer Canoe Races under day, June 3, at the Balboa
the auspi ces o f Kalifo mia Bay club.
Outriuo. Aun. LIBRARY BURGLARIZED
Fou r club s , Balb.>a, New--Library equipment and
port, Santa Monica and Kai money were taken from Ncw-
Nalu from 1>.-lal ibu, wi11 com-port Harbor Hilh School over
pete in a mi ni mum of II the weekend, acoordina to
races. The shortest race librari., Vemadean Pari s,
be h mile and the 615 Irvine Tenace.
f!A\1.\10:\0 ORGASS-STEI~\\AY PIA~OS Antlrrs -"thr :~t or)
Ha mmond organ, p!'TC, & r~v~rb, thr so cal/rti pe r{rcl
neu new 149~.C on!t ole pia no, crilflf!," Ht:rdbacA SJ.9j,
•peel• I li•i•" us~. IP•._ "-scHMIDT-PHtLu rs CO. :
1907 S orl h Ma in Stree1 •• 20th A•nrtc• Oplllloa IJDOt !lore S1111 u Ana 1134 Harbor Blvd.
OLDS-USB Super II, 2 dr.
Hardtop, 72,000, aood con-
dition, UOO. Call after
6:00 p.m. Sat. & Sun., arter
10 a.m. 546·8601.
Co•ta Mea• -Pboae 646-o64.5
HELP YO U with
your pet problem -diet,
s kin condition, llalnm&,
etc, NO Cl-IARGE for this
servj cc,
IORDAN'S PET SHOP
2'132 E. Cout Hwy., 673-2430
CORONA DEL MAR
••BankAmericard
.. Join your CD-1 Otamber!
\IlliTE 'S PET SHOP
440 E. 17th, Costa Mesa
(2 81~ .. ,.,,.. •uuliff Plou)
turing profession al
arooming for all breeds .
Tropical fish -para•
keets, small animals
and PET SUPPLIES,
food and accessories
Open 9--6.
·• IIOATS FOR SALE ··
20· VIKING Clan sloop.
Complete and newly re•
finished. Dacrons and col•
tons, Very sharp. st,IOO.
your
D iplomas
~
.. Tiu!rc's no /ralfiC: l!l'tl
A . DAltiBS. Jrn.nc•"
646 -9172
r» f. T7rt. Sr., Co•t• M•••
CASH for your garace i tems ..
BOOKS. tools, housewares
needed for ~dail y &ar-
aae sale~t~l6JS , Te-
Winkte Hardware, Costa
Mesa.
------------
WANTED TO RENT
TO RENT COTTAGE
-2 bedrooms -Augus t
ht to Auaus t 7th. Call
698--6813.Hacienda Ueights
SITUAWON WANTI!O
TAKING A TRIP to Las
Vegas? Will care for your
children in my home week-
ends. 673•0310 or 548·
7197.
-de·
sires wo rk. Live out. Re·
ferences. 642..0834.
A•l DRIVER - Town &.
Country. Local References.
Call 646·1397.
• • •
The Corona del Mar
The American Association
o£ Retired Persons (AARP)
will hold its annual aarden
party at the home of Mrs.
H.M. Hentsc hke, 316 Ra•
mona Way, Costa Mesa,
day, June IS, at 12 :30 p.m.
There wi II be a potluck
luncheon, fl ower viewina,
and cards for those who
wiah to play. All persons
over aae 55 are invited,
-========! • .• P!RSONAL ·~~~~~~~==~ PRIVATE GUITAR work -
Coaa t
Beach. INSTRUCTION SPOTS before your eye. -
54()..5988 on your new carpet -r~
HALECREST AREA move them with Blue Lua• CANDIES
Commu nity Conarcaational
·Church, United Church of
Christ, 611 Heliou ope
Ave. -"·Remember Jeaus
Christ" will be the sermon
topi c of Dr . Philip Murray
at the 10 a.m. Sunday s er•
vice. Church School throu&h
arade 6 will be held at the
same hour. Junior hlah and
hilh school youth will
attend the sanctuary worship.
and membe11 arc urged to I·A,L<:OHCILift~>AN<lN'V~!O!iB brinaauesta. I·
tre. Rent electric aham·
poocr U. Crown Hardware.
'3107 E. Coast Hwy,, Co,.. Euaene H. Hite Sr. Harbor Area. 61l·U.Z4.
Huntinaton Beach i's how•.
dent or the American
ciation of Retired Penona,
napkie
interiors
Chapter #121,
Beach.
• Homo n•d refurbishing?
.• Updating? ,
•
• Camploto deca< "' lang range P!Gflning.
• Ruidontlal "' Contract
"-'"" -k-... 1:161 _,. ;···3001
e, MI¥IIIG ' STOIAGI
I{ARIOII TRANSFER
.QIO STORAGE
.~ ...
WliEATON
\'ANLJNI!S, lNC,
HJU UM'IIl ·
11• Miao•
ona del Mar.
AQUARIUM, 20 J•llon,
equipped. Eaccllent con·
ditioo, s21l. OR 5'0212.
•
T PANEL SAW -p.,
aale. Cute rull aiae ply·
wood puc Is, etc. Cost
U71.00, ull fot •200.
l'llono $,40-9729.
14 1
•
' \
~--=::"'-----::::~:-------INI:IIPOI!T HARBOR EH9GN Police BloHar SECTION --P.,es
THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1967 "'--+ CO~A DEL MAR, CALIF. Newport _,. .....
(CaiiMod-..... 2) •• ))55 Vi• Lido, l'lo. zos. Re 1 ·E t t
ODG&Iu, 421 GoldemO<l, lido Shopt Area, aecotdina a 5 a e
Corou del Mat, found •out 10 architect Bwt.on Rombet•
Costa Mesa
eor-HI Mor
s,..a..e.t..• 'e'u.-(J-...t &.,
lllboa Island
Lido Isle
ONE OF THE PRIZES In the Corona del Mar travel
month promotion, a travel bag donated by Newport
Balboa Savings and Loan Assn., is being presented
to winner Pat Carpenter, at left, 3080 Donnybrook
Ln., Costa Mesa, by Mrs. Dorothy Hardcastle, chair-
man of th e me rchants division of the Corona del Mar
Chamb er of Commerce. Seve ral prizes are still· un·
claimed, incl uding the 2 top award s, 2 rou nd trip Uc·
lc ets to San Francisco, donated by Air Cali fo rnia, and
a pas tel oo rtrait painting by Uatilyn seelan d, donated
by th e Ann Gil man Ga llery. (Howard Folsom photo.)
Prizes wait for winners
lilac it ••• a poor idea to pr, 601 Via Lido Soud,
~tack 1 •allet under the front Lido I t ie ... John OwyeJ,
, .. , of hla cat; aomeone 1132 Victoria, Cot ta Meu,
round It thCitC and took it backed his Chevrolet in t.o
••• A c:haiu and two cuah• the c&J that Ri chard Haw•
~ were stolen from the Icy, 207 Via Ithaca, Lido
front porch of the ruidcncc laic, had parked in the Reu·
or Maaaatet Eldet, 118 E. ben E. Lee p&Jkina lot ••.
Ocean Front, Balboa. . . Charles 4 Dowd ina, South
Three youna boya , about 15 Laauna Beach, collided hi s
or 17, were chased by police pickup with the Muttana
after beina IUtptised in the that Petet Whitehead or
Newport Harbor Hi&h school 1543 Serenade Te1., h vine
~;rafts buildina: they dropped Teuace. had parked on Bay ..
stolen tools as they ned but adete .•• William J ohnson,
one boy rell and may have 40 , of 441 N. Newport Blvd.,
hurt himul£., .Mail belons .. Newport Hei&hts , was book•
in& to Leo Freese, 2315 ed on the chlll&t of drunk
Vista Huerta, East Bluff, in public at Indus tr ial and
ha1 been tampered with; 2 N. Newport Blvd .•. Harry
credit cards, theater tic .. Smith , 57 , of 124 On yx, Bal·
ltua and a s tock check boa Is land, was booked on
div idend arc missi ng. • . t.he charae of drunk in pub-
Se ven metal s hop windows tic at Park and Mllfine ...
and 37 wood shop windows David Muench, 18 , of 2309
were b!:oken1 by 22 marbles La Linda Lane,Costa Mesa,
at Ncw·polt Harbor High and Scott Adie, 18, of 2500
School •.. Mar aery Philli ps Holly Lane,NewportHti&hts ,
The trave I mo nth pro--
motion or the Coron a del
Mat Chambtt of Commerce
was concluded Saturday
morning with the selecti on
of the winning nu mber s,
and the Chamber is now
076997 Travel log. of 300 E. Coas t Hwy., No. were booked on the charae
invi ting w1nncrs to come
forward to &et unclaimed
prizes . Here arc the num-
beu and ptiz.cs :
077355 Dog cauict . 54 , Bayside Village, tepcut~ of burglaty .•. Wall er Stem,
098027 Travel kit. ed that some one stole a of 1607 Bedford Lane, Wes t·
098029-llighba llg\ass es. 1963 Trai l Scout motor c liff, wa s booked on the
07727 6 -Highball gl asses. scooter from the carport •.. charac of drunk in publ ic
077 405 -Gi ft certifi cate. Francis Benson said some· .Glenn Wal sh, .2001
077264 Coffee kit. one took his $90 dark &f ten
077605 -Satin slippers . surfboard fr om his ga.Jage
076633 Marmalade. at 1140 w. Balboa Bl vd.,
076692 Groceri es . Balboa. .When Beverly
076999 -Trave l soap. Pope was standing in the
Balua, Cos ta Mesa,
016 81 0 Ten y set. rear yard of 501 5 River,
076608 -Two round u ip 076730 Tt avel set. Wes t Ncwpm t, s he was
ing to ma ke a left turn onto
Seashore Dr., We st Newport,
turned hi s Spr ite into the
T:bi rd that Jon Hubbard,
181 8 Ga laxy, Dover Shore s ,
was dr iving on Sco~.shorc
Or ... Diane Escher, 205
40th St., We st Newport, left
her garage door open, and
someone s tole he r daogh·
tcr's $1 5 bike .
plane ticke ts to San Fran• 077013 -Theau c passes. s uuc k on the s houlder by a
ci sco. 09 8002 -Scarves . pellet.
016803 -Secland painti ng. The pr1zcs a re at th e Frictay, June 9
09 8014 -Gift ccttificatc. Chambe 1 office , 2659 E. A $75 "Mamiya" came ra
077271 Parker set. Coa st Hwy. was stolen ft om his office
'Death of a
A hears e travclina across
the United States is atllacl•
in& cons iderable attenti on -
as it did in Cor ona del Mar
last week, pr ompting at
leas t one call to the New•
port Beach police .
The hearse, wh ich In'"
eludes a co£fi n anU flowe rs,
symbolizes the prote s t of
the Bi ble Pres byterian
Chur ch aaainst the Con fes •
sion of 1967 adopted by
the United Presbyterian
Church.
The Bible Presbyterian•
state that adoption of the
new Confession ma.Jks the
death of the United Presby·
terian Church be cause of the
abandonment of th e hi s tori c
doc uines set rorth in the
Westmins tet Confeuion of
Paith.
"The death of a chur ch,"
in scribed on the s ide s of
the heane, is also the title
of a new book by Or. Carl
\lclntitc, I'!Csidc nt or tht
Int crnational Counci l of
church' symbolized
Bti3 LE PRE SBYTERIAN churc hmen stopped br iefly in
Corona de l Ma r last week with a message about the
"death of a c hur ch." They are, from left, Paul Helms ,
an elder at the church in Long Beach; th e Re v. Robert
Dickerson, assistant pastor at Colling swood, N.J .,
and the Rev . Earl Pinc kney of Linco ln, Neb raska.
Th ey are hol ding cooies of n Th e death of a church,"
writt en by Dr. Carl Mc intyre, pas tor of th e church at
Coll ing s wood. (E nsign ph oto.)
hearse
the Unit ed Pte ~by t er ian
Church, in adoptin g th e
Confession of 1967, formal·
ly re jected th e inf allibi lity
of the Holy Scr i ptutt and
the sys tem of doc u ine taught
in the Bi bl e. Modernis t un·
belief has triumphed.
''In place of the Wes tmin·
stcr Confession, and of th e
stateme nt of th e Bible It·
self, that the Bible is the.
word of God and therefore
free of error in the oriainal
'writinas, the new Confcs•
sion a tatcs that the scriP""
tures uc the wor ds of men ,
conditioned by the lanauaa:c.
thought fOf ms, and lit erary
fashions of the places and
times at which they we re
written.
"The Apos tle Paul tau ght
young Timothy that a\~
scripture is given by iospir·
ation of God. The Apo stle
Churche s and pas tor or the
Bible Pr esbyteri an Church sym bolic bu rial se rvi ce wi ll
in Coll in&swood, N.J. be held there.
Peter ins1sted that holy
men of God s pake as th ey
were moved by the Unly
Ghos t. Under th e new Con•
ression, the B1ble is coin, Neb!:aska. \·h. ll e lms
ass isted wilh tunsportation longer to be considered as
Dr. Mcint ire outli nes in Accompanyi ng t.hc hearse
the ins pired and infallible problems du rin g the co
1
as ta l wo rd of God and the onh
tou1 , then rctumcd to ..ong . • . ·
Beach. Mr. Dickerson and infall.•blc .. rul e of faith and
Mr. P inckne y,con tinu cd eas t• pracu c~.
d r 'h long JO ut ne)' \1 r. Plf\c kncy sa1d that th e war or c h · H' If to Philadelphia. Lord Jesus C 11st 1mse
CHANNEL REEF· APARTMENTS
·•LAcatftl 0. JIM CMtutPl Nt nl' Nt'rt.lpOf"t Harbor EAt~"
o.'11~-C-li' ~r. Californi,
• •• ..
/_:_··
JUST REDUCED
$34,'500
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE '
F re sh os the flowers 1n the yard.
Cal l and we wi It show
. 607 POINSETTIA , CORONA DEL MAR
to you!
• • • • •
See us fo r
tha t dup lex borgo1 n .
............
TOWN HOUSE
F.nj o' condominium livin R: in beau11f111 \1ST -\
RAil I\ on1lhe ba ,·. You r choice onP It-vel or two
storv th rt-e bedroom, dinin~ room, t ~o bad1 -all
t•lr·c tri c fine. heat) lu xor'' h om~"s. T wo heated
pool<t , puttin ~ jZ'teens, shuHIP board & badmin ton
courts fur \OUr plea:->ure wi th no maintenance
problpms. Pri ce s tartinli!; at 0 \L) S28 ,750 wi th
1 0~ down-90r, fi nanr1nll with nn point~. OP E\
\\ F.EI\·E\0$ 1·5. (CornPr Tustin & Del \lar)
IS YOUR TASTE
SHOWING?
Fo r thusf' who desire the best in Ql l.UTY and
des ire to live in a suburban area tbat ia S~OG
fREE. $ef" this nf'wly decorated in & out, \a~
thrN· b!"droom, 0 1\1\G ROO\!, T wo bath home •
P "-1.0~ \ ERDE stone fireplace . Drf'am\ kitchen
l·lllh budt·in dec tric appliances includinAr dish·
"a~ht'r. Ld.:e ne" r arpets and drapes ~nduded .
C:nn\enienth lo{'a!Pd to SIIOPPI\C, H-\\h.I\G,
T II F.·\THE and SU IOO L:-. IS th1s be.auti ful
\1 )\'I.T DCCI PIErJ 110 \t E. \0 FI \A\CE PROS·
I.E\b . :-.LB\II T 0 "\1.) lOt; !X:\\\. P ri ced ri llht
at onl, $20,950. Onn't !J 3S.~ up th1s ba r~a i n
i.AL I. TOD AY ''
M.M.LI ... ,R .....
..,. ... "* Ow ~ ..... """'" ..
• I. IJlllt •·· CPIIru u• ••A C.... ._
I. ?e ... a. IM &· 8 so ... C 11.,
........ Coli .. , ~ .. 641011 his book tile man y changes on its visi t to Corona del
in the new Confe ssion and \J ar la st week we re the Rev.
describes th e Bibl e Pr esby · Robe ll Dickerson, assis tant
tcrian Church as t he s pi 1i· pa stn1 of the Collingsv.ood
tual successor of the Pr es· Church ; Paul He lms , an el·
by terian Church in the dcr nf the Bible Preshyt er·
U.S.A. ian Chutch uf Long Beach,
r k. rr h . told of th e de ath <>f a ch ur ch Be or e ta ms o on t ell . . · 1 •-----. th · · d ~· fl 1 m the' B1 blc -m Revc atwn 1-SPACE FOR RENT
Copies of the hook are whe re \\r. Dic kerson formcr-
bein& transported in the ly ser ~cd, and the R~v.
hearse · fot di stribution at Earl P mckney, fN mct mu· stoppi~l points on the cross· sionary in South Amc~ica.
coun try route, whi ch will and now pastor of th e 81 hle
to Pres byterian Church of Li n·
•
• .__,.. cin ll'ti•
tiiiiJII
ci& I .....
\
'
Uip ey VI S ite UI IC }' a
the Ensign offi ce, explain· 3: I -(to the church tn Sat•
ing th! ~land of the ir Bible d1s -"I kn ow thy wmk s ,
Pres byterian churches. They that thou ha s a name that
had occas1on to express li vest. and art dead."
their be lids abo on the
Joe Pync TV and radio
shows.
In 1ummary, they s aid:
"The General Assembly
LEGAL HOTICE
NOTICE Or IlEA RING ON
REPORT AND ASSESSMENT
FOR ABATEM ENT OF I'U:Os
AND OTIIER NUISANCF.S
NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that oa Jane 12, 196 7, th e
Fire Chief of Newport llo>nrh
riled ..-hh 'the City Cler .. o (
••id City a report 111ad a:'l:'lr!l!l·
ment oa ah.tement of wt"ed:~~
aad olller aaiaaru:e• wi thin
aaid City, 11 copy of wh ich i 11
poared oa the bolletio board
at tile eatraoee to th t" f.ity
Hall,
None..: IS r unnu:n
CIVEN that oe Jaal" 26, 1967. at the hiMir of 7:30 o'ciOGl
P•••• ia die Ca.acll r.t..tmbt:f!l
of aald City Hall\ aaid l't!~rt aod aaaeaaJDnl iat will bf.
~M:Ueated to the City Coanell
of aald City for eoa.tidetlllltlfl
aad ecndir..alia., aad that ""/.
ud all peraoaa latere•te , aad havies .. ,. ohje r:tioOI!I to
aald report aad aaaeaam Mit ll•l, M to ••Y maner or lll ia11
CG~~talaed •~areia, MAY Appt'At
al .,.Jd tlMI! aad place ae d h.. ........ Dated: }Ae 12, 1967 R,J, Bri.c:a'e. t"ire Chlef
P.tlllall: J .. e IS aad 2!,. 1967,
I• •• M.ewpat\ Harbor t.;aalp
Coli lo Y•r w .... U
~e,e..Lolp
.n.-o
EXTRA SPECIAL
LIDO HOME
2 bedroom, ~ hath, neat
and move in conditll'n
s40 .750
LIDO I~LE BEST
2 custom hom t l , irnrncdi·
ale possession, c~cellcnt
financina. Enjoy luxury
livina: in !his Spani sh
motif. 2 !litory, 4 bedroom ,
dinina rm., fwnil y nn. r~
balhs.
11<\,500
FUMCH REGiiMCY
S bedroom, 4 balh., fine!li\
bll--in kitchen. Glwnorous
2 atory hiah livina nn.
Re Ocction pool .,d roun·
l&ins.
17ioP
..... UDO,
ill II DirT IIACII
*
.r-.i•*sr
642-6472
.... 67).3461
1ni,W. C...O ·-Me put .....
SPA
One o 1 So .... t;,., ... C <:~~do•ni o'• met! lomeuo m •n •r~o l
~p•ings ·~,..a,.. ~vQ! oJb le h em •h., cro g inol ""'"e •l. I•
;, let<l'l!<l on o ''""''" 3) oc••• O'>d e<111l y r .. oched
by paved hiqt-.. oy . .\r> u••m<~••d 36,000 g11llo"1 ol
hoi """"'~I ... ., . .,. llo ... • dn•l)l l•om the ] • ..,l l•d.,ep
,...,\1, t uool.,,.,. at.~nd ont, h 01ohhlvl w11ter to ,..,e tiled
Qe~..,on bo•hl <T~d •ht f"tly•egui ooe d bolflong pl aon •.
"'CI"~ ~CI"'po ·e •h e •oter o"lv to V'i chr in F•011ce,
Kod,bod '" C•e tho~lov c~o c, V•dc90 on Portu911l, o"d
8<1der Boden . ., C.t'rmunv . Oocto•s pto••• ots quCI!IIel.
Included i o o hot el, swomrr""fl poolt, '"''""'"'"'•
Qcmcn Bctht, miii~CI9 e •oomt , dret ••n g roo"''• '"oclo
bot, e tc Tl,e .,....,.,n de111e to retile or1d """el, cnd
!->ove 9'"en "' •h•t l,,,;.,g e•clul lvel). It's c 0"'""'""
.,.l.le•ime oopo11u'l ,., to ocquire 11-.e only ooerot•o" ol
its ~.nd .,.,,..,,., _..,. ho .. r'• dtlve ol me tro pol''"" L.o•
A<'qel .. ,, Wt ""'"' !><' •••eru t¥e, il!uo,.oted btocnu'"
whoch lully de H••bt'l •h•s bu1\""'' cPoorlunity, and
we .. dl b" h "l'O• •o m od you o<'e, Jus• c 11tl u1 o"Y'
time, doy Cl' n1 9h'.
PHOHE 642 -5 111
iiM TALC0·91 9 tl'l ..... 1
Tr ade 1 r•
f'Of f ul Ac tton ,l Re sults
Call
EXCHANGE SPECIALI STS
IXWLE CO. 548·1168
210 E. l7lh St., M tl Mua
SI'IOAL
Lorge lot 6,600 •q. h.
Fronto9e on 2 str•ets.
3 8 , R, older hCMfte
priced ot •olu• ollond
S69,SOO
lil>eral tenos
coli 67l-6000
for appointment
.AL'" ,,MJIIT, .,.
1411 ........ IIY6. M.L
in the Ensign Bui lding
2121 E. CUll HWJ., CeiHI hi IW
Approximately 750 sq. ft. in rear of buildin11.
w1th entronce from F'ernleof Ave.
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
Tale,IIHt: llHtil
..... x..
a•AI,o •BT.&TB
SHORECLIFF EXCLUSIU
Beauti full y decorated u.ecuti ve home in exclu•
s i ve Sharecliffs. 3 B. R., 3 BA., 28 • 20 living
room. -enclosed pati o, -pri vate beach -·
show plac e londscop1ng.
JUST S64,500
UST ILUFF IUUTY
Over 2500 sq. ft. of exqwisite lu1tury. Every
conceivable ellttrohos bMn incorporated in thia
ma,.ilic.,t 3 B.R., 3 8a. homt. H/F Pool,
custom wrou .. t-iron f .. cing. .,tamatic .,rma.:.
I• •r•-· F ... Rm. w/wtt loar ••• VIEW of
8aclc Bar. JUST 5-li.SOO
IUDY TO ICCIPY !
Ideal floor pltw~l 3 W-•· 3 l>etha, F•ilr
~-AHD DIIIIHG ROOM. HoW., • Ploor
R..,. Pri-8eoch ,n•il•s. VIEW el
110. HOW ONLY ••• $41 ,000. 0,.. Set. • S...
P.M •••• 4501 w.,... R-4.
I
'
TONI ALLDREDGE and Lew Monson are shown Ina scfne
from the drama, "Whirl wind," to be presented at St.
Andrew's Presbyt erlan Cburch of Newport Beach at 7
p.m. and 8 p.m·. th is Sund ay, June 18.
'Whilwind' to be staged
The rcliaioua drama .. The
Whirlwind."' will be pre·
sented this Sunday, June
18, in the memorial chapel
·or SL Andrew's Preabyter-
ian Church, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Cliff Haven.
This dtama involves the
character of John Hiram,
the owner of a missile plant,
who loat his God in the
obeiaance of mammon.
John's wife, Leah, and their
childlen ue nealectcd and
the feels abc ia practically
married to a "auided mia-
aile ... When baaedy auikes,
Leah and John's putor can
do notbina aaainu hi • bit-
temeu. Owina an en1uina
storm he hu a alimpu of
God and hia o wn true na·
turc.
"I aaw that God is i n
every man.'' he 1aya . "1f
we arc made in His imaae,
then the face we ace i 1
ours, and each man mu st
carry on fr om there."
The author of '"The Whirl-
wind" i1 Albert Jp hnson,
who toaether with his wi fe,
Bertha, head t he drama pro-
pam at the Univcraity of
Redlands. The Johnson'a
ue national leaden in re-
turnina the drama to the
church.
The play is di rected by
IMa. Ko\\y Viaol, who h•
directed reliaious dramas
for many years in the mid·
welt, on the west coau
and at Wasatch Academy in
Utah. She was also an in-
s tructor or sinaina and
drama at Southern Cali for·
nia for 10 yeats.
John's wife, Leah, has had
much professional exper•
ience on staae, television
and radio. She has also
suna leadinaroles in opera.
A uiple role, that of Dr .
Mann, [)f. Frank and Rev.
Wilkes, is taken by Lew
Mons on, member or St.
Andrew's Church. His dra•
mat ic experience has in·
eluded religious drama,
li ttle theat er and motion
pic twe:. in the Los Anaelea
and West Los Anaeles area.
Harry Aahe, accompanied
by Ruth Biehle, will read
"The Creation" before the
pl ay beains. They are auests
from Laauna Hi lis Leisure
World.
Mu. Katherine
be at the oraan
ludc and br idaes
produc tion.
Dean will
for a pre•
dwina the
Two showinas will be of•
feted, at 7 p.m. and at 8:30
p.m.
I
School Budget I is ·ok' d.
ne preliminary bud .. t or Roy Asldert~n, admiaie-
lbe New~aa Ullified trati•e ualttant, ditcDtud
khool Dialrict waa adopted tubaarf'ace oll IDd aa•
at the Monday niaht meelina leaut r~aardiaa the pot•
of lhe Boerd ot Edueation sibillty of retaioina mineral
at the Cotta Men Hlah rlabta. Tbe board aated for
School Lyceum. Adoptioa of fUrther atu.dy.
the publication budaet wat Dates were tel rOf June
aet for the tint week in 28 and 29, wl th timo and
July. location to be announced.
Supt. Leland B. Newcomer for citizen lfOUPI to dit•
preaentcd a recomnendation cun acbool facilities and
t.o the board, allowina an development plana with
approximate s~ increaac memben of the board, in
in salaries r or the central reaard to a bond election.
office admini•tration. ·The TV SHOW TO F!4TURI
board ~pproved the recom-WESCOTT'S MU51C4L
mendabon. The musical .. Little man
An application was in search of his serious
authorized to IPPIY for funds side, .. with music and lyriu
for the space science by Glenn Wescott of Corona
learnina ~oaram. These are del Mar, will be featured on
non.omatchma funds to be TV Channel 28'a '"Theatre
pr ovided by the United beat" at 9 p.m. ·today. June
States Orfice or Education IS. and at noon Friday .
th:r ouah the ESEA. · The production ran from
A Thermofax machine, last Nov. ·11 to March 19 at
overhead proj ector and the Oranae Studio Theatre,
trl.nsparency~aker copier, and opened May s at the
presented by the Bay View Horsc•hoe Theatre in
School PTA, to the Bay Hollywood. It will continue
View School w11 accepted. there throuah June 24.
Benefit for concerts
Several hundred friends or
the Oranae County Philhar-
monic Society•s "Youth
concerti'' will aather this
Saturday, June 17, in the
oceanfront aardens or Mr.
and Mu. Robert L. Stabler
for the lOth annual cocktail
benefit aiven by the Balboa
Philharmonic Group. ouuu
have been invited from 6 to
9 p.m.
Chairman or this year•a
event, ~ •. Jeffrey Briery,
pr omi ses the usual array of
aourmet hors d"oeuvrea, in-
cludina the traditional meat
balla, all prepared by the
memberahip, and served in
an Hawaiian atmo•phere.
Auiatin"l the chairman ue
~s. Theodore Clarke,
Phil Lansdale, Phelps Mcri•
ckol, Jamea Oonawer, Ocr•
aid Mitchell, Jack L. Root,
J.F. Foster and Allen
Klinaonsm.ith. Tickets can
be obtained from any mem-
ber or by callina Mrs. Cl1.rke
at 673-8894.
Support or tho free youth
concerts h11 been the s pe-
cial intere1t or the Balboa
Philharmonic Oroup. ·Thou
concerti are ai ven each
you by the Loa Anaelea
Phi lhannonic Orchettra to
achool chi ldzen thtouahout
this county. This benefit
nota over 11,000 each year
for thi• purpose.
MRS. 'LDRIMCIIGOE
0, CDS T A MISA DIIS
Florence M. Iaoe of 361
E. 18th St., Co• ta Men.
111bo left Indiana when
youna to spend moat or her
77 year1 in California.
d1ed Monday, June 12, at a
convalescent home in Coata ......
!ervtcet will be held at
10 a.m. today, June IS, at
Bell Boradway Mortuary.
Costa Mesa, with the Rev.
Loren Flickinaet or Unity
Church officiatina. Interment
wi II be at Me lroa e Abbey
Cemetery, Oranae.
Survivors are her son,
Hayes laoe o( Wet t Covinai
a dauahter, Mrs. Nancy
HATS IN 8LOOM at the annual make-
your~wn fl owered chapeaux party at Lido
Isle Clubhouse made ev ery luncheon
table look like a floWer garden Tuesday.
Pr ize for th e mos t original hat went to
Mrs. John w. Wilson (standing left) with
the inverted flower pot topped by a snail.
Mrs . Mildred E. Plosser, standing right,
won the prize for the most hu~orous hat,
being draped from top to toe with sea-
weed. Mrs. Thomas Sherman, seated left,
won the most beautiful hat prize for a
pink tu lle and rhododendron creation.
Mrs. Nora Jorgen sen, wi th a hat ful of
geran iums was selected as most beauti-
fu l honorable mention.
BOB OANIEL,Ieft, accountant with Gulli Blan kenbaker
and Kiwan i s program ch airman, Is pictured here with
for'mer UCLA Athletic director Wil bur Johns, who spoke
on uA funny thing about sports" at a recent luncheon
meeting of the Corona del Mar Kiwanis club.
HARIOiliTES NAilED
Beta Gamma Siama, na•
tiona\ busineu honorary
frat emi ty at USC ha• n·
lected the rollowina as
members : Martha P. Anaell
of 26 Balboa Covel and
Raymond W. France, 1527
Anita Lane, Harbor Hiah-
landl. They were choaen
on the basis of their scho-
larly achievements.
BALLf;T
LEE F. AMES, 12. DF
CXISTA MESA DIES
After a lenathy illneu,
Lee F. Ames, 423~ \If. Bay,
Costa Mesa. died Sunday,
June 11, ala convalescent
home in Costa Men.
Mr. Amu was born on Jan.
2, l&&S, at Eureka Sprinas,
Arkanus. He rctided in
this area for about 16 years,
after retirement from the
Public Gu Co. in Arklll· ....
He is survived by hi•
wife, Ooldia, a dauahter,
Mrs. Raymond P inkl ey or
Costa Meaa; a sister .,\1u.
Laura Priest or Tuha,Okla·
homa; and 2 pandchildren
and 2 areat·anndchilchen.
Servi ces were· bold June
13 at Weucliff Otapel, wi lh
Or. P.O. Neumann of the
Fiut Baptilt Oturch of
Costa Me sa orfi ci atina. In·
tennent wu at Harbor Rut
Memorial Park.
ART SHDW ,OR 'DWLS'
An art ahow and musical
~oaram ha1 been planned
by the Hoot 'N Holler Rooa t
of the Niaht Owls for 2 p.m.
Sunclay, Juae 11. at the
Senior Citizen"• Recreation
Center, 15th Ave . and Irvine
Ave.o ClifT Haven.
ih
N[IJ'ORT HARalR EJIIICJI
ARST SEC11011 --P. 5
THURSDAY, JUliE 15, !Ill
OOtlliiA DEL liAR, CAUF.
Raceway
tour made ..
Shartholdera or Oranae
County a new 12Q-II.cre ln&er·
national Raceway took their
firat official tow of the
near'"<lompleted facility last
week and announced plans
ror an early Auaust opcnina•
The 1750,000 draastcr
raceway now under con a true•
tion in hvine waa oriainally
acheduled ror a June open-
ina, but inc lement weather
haa prolonaed completion
of the 4.S~oo t•lon a rae·
ina faci lity, whi ch in-
cludes a one--quarter~i le
dlaa-s uip and a tw01nile
road r'acina cours e. Pre~i
dent or the raceway is Wil•
liam White.
The tour was auided by
Larry Vauahn, secretary•
treaaurer and businen
manaaer or the Raceway.
Amona the Oranae Coun-
ty International Raceway
directors and atockholden
makina the arand tour
were Mn. My ford Irvine
and Mn. David Brant, Irvine
Company stoc kholders ; Mike
Jonet, vi ce""Pres ident and
aeneral manaaer; Mike Mc-
Kenna, auto dealer and
publisher; Davi d M. Brant,
br oker and investment bank-
er for the Goodbody Co.,
Corona del Mar; Canol! D.
Cone, Fullerton, owner and
president or Cone CheVJ(loo
let; Raymond c. Martin,
owner or amu1ement racili·
tie• at O'Neil Park and h-
vine Park and a formes mid•
aet auto 11cina uack own er
in Oranae County.
ITALIAIIIlESTAUUMT
PLANS AIIMDUMCED
The request or Allen Dale
for a rutaurant patio over
the water at the site o£ the
Conner Surfside restaurant,
3131 W. Coast Hwy,, Mari·
nen Mile, was approved
Monday evenirl1 by lhe New·
port Beach City Council.
Mr. Dale revealed plana
for remodelina the buildina
into an Italian restauranL
A wooden patio deck will
be inaW\ed on wooden
pilei on pri vately owned
submeraed for use
aa an ou area.
f=orm~
Newport Harbor Hi gh School Sunday, Jun e 18th
4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
PROGRAM
William Cox, who playa
John Hiram, is a nat iv e of
New Mexico with dramatic
ex perience both in hiab
school and at the Univer-
sity or ~ew \1exico. \tr .
Cox is a Big Brother in lhe
new ly~r aanized proaram in
the beach area.
CO RONA DEL MAR is the home of newlyweds, Mr.
and Mrs. Logan Lockabey, who hav e just returned
fr om a honeymoon trip to Canada. The br ide is the
1 Lamb of Fullerton; a brother,
Charles Mustard or Los
Anaeles; a aister, Mu.
Mattha Kendall or Corona
del Mar, and 3 arandchildren.
MRS. KALAN , MA TIVE
TIMOTHY M. TIFT, 27"'/ear·
old basketball co ach at
Dominguez High School fo r
the past 3 years, has been
named ass istant basketball
coach at UCI . He was a 3--
year varsity basketball let·
terman at Pepperdine under
"Hilltop" .......................... . music by H.C. Lumb) c
Irainln~ of a Dancer
T\1.'0 presentations from die: Sta~c: Bran ch
Tom Al ldredae, who plays former ... ulia Holm es of Cl arksburg.
at 7121.? Iris A
They ar e residing
~onst
Coffee I l b. Beef 2rb. Sp7 4ftt
12 oa. REG. 6]f 7-
SCOTT
SARA LEE COMPLETELY BAKED BIRDSEYE SWEET GREEM ·c k . ALL BUTTER 7ftt p . _ a e$ AMY FLAVOR 7-eas 2 PKG. FOR
Sto,. Hovra -Doily 9-6:30 s. ... 9·5 a..,. Acce•t•
3347 E. Coast We DeliYOr 67):3510
DF AUSTRIA, SUCCUMBS
An active officer with the
Dauahten or Isabella until
her death, Mrs. Anaela
Kalan, 68, of 3129 Van
Buren St., Cos ta Mesa,
died Tuesday, June 13, at
St. Jos eph's Hospital.
R.L. "Ducky" Do we ll and
"M . h Rh d " b . oons apso y ....... , ........... music y .\lassc:nc:t
No admi55io n char~c:
Comp li ments of
Mona School of Ball~i
363 N. H•wport Blvd., Newport a .. ch, Tel. 6•2·<1168
She w11 born in Aus u ia,
Sept. 2, 1898. Survivors are
her dauahteu, Mrs. Julia
Burke or Costa Men and
Mrs. Eleanor Van Wen of
Pennsylvania; 2 sons,
Rudolph Kalan or Pennsyl ...
vania and Louis Kalan of
San Dicao; 10 arandchildren
and 12 areal arandchildren.
was team captain of the
1%1-62 Wave team, which
finished with a 21-6 reco rd
and th i rd place in the NCAA
Western Regional Playoffs.
Wh ile at Pepperdlne, he re-
ceived the Watson Memorial
Award in honor of be ing the
stu den t-a th I ete with th e ii"iiiii~~~~~~~··ii•ii•ii•ii•loii_iiii,,iiii~ii"iiii• ;;' •ii•iilftii•ii•ii•ii•ii,.iimiiiiR;i••;;"•ii•ii"'ii"i;"';;';;';;' ;;'i;"ji"ji"i;;;"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ hicjlest grade point ave rage.
Servicea will be in Poreat
City, Pa. Baltz Costa Mesa
Mortuary is the rorwardina
dircciDr.
ISLAND, IALIOA FIRIS
PUT DUT IY "REMIM
FIREWORKS SHOW SET
The 4th annual Fowth of
July celebration and £ire-
works show, sponsored by
the Exchanae Clubs of
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor,
wi II be held aaain this year
in the Oranae Coatt Colleae
Pirate Stadium, Tuetday,
July 4, beaiMina at 7:30
p.m. Proceeda wi II ao to
community activi ties apon-
tored by the Exchanae
Clubs.
Two early momina fires
kept the Newport Beach
Fire Department buty
Tueaday, June 13, with damaae set at st.ooo ror
each.
The fint alann came in liD FIRE PUT OUT
at 6:36 a.m. for a auaae It seemed to a liule boy
fire at 1108 S. Bay front., about S, the 1on or Mn.'
Balboa 1s land, property or Carol Price, 2323 Elden. Costa Mesa. that die beat
Lucy Boles . place 10 liaht matches wat
The second alum rana at in the dark space under a
7:40 a.m. for • eaploaion bed. Firemen 11 ~:JS a.m.,
and fire at 160)~ E. Balboa We.esday, June 14. cu-
Bivd., Balboa Point. a ricd on from dtare, puttint
.. ac:ant aJ*rtmen.l owned by out lhe reauhina Cite that
Lee Butta, 2100 1!. Ocean caused about IJ) worth of
Blwd.. · dll'l'laae. No Gue$singl It's Done Electronically
Autoac., 4000 .,glne ., .. , •• , hoa the copobilil)' of pin·
pointing trouble in .electric•l, c•retton or power com-
pon.,ts of.,, 4-6 or 8 cyl cor or truclc, .,, ,.alt. or moolel.
642:3578 hro, J4 P·"'·
SPECIAL PlliCIS 01 IIICtlnllllll.llll See the leteat In e!-lc opece ... ..,,,...,, ot
liD I. COAlY. NWY PIIDII nHIH FORD'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVIa
COIIIA OIL IIAI 117!. ... s...c. .......
'
FRANK NOEL of Corona del Mar, who has his oppo-
nent at a disadvantage In th is pi cture, repeated. th i s
feat many times last month to earn the co veted black
belt award as heavyweight Karate champion of the
United States. He will pl ace his hono red black belt on
the line In August when he vi es for th e intemational
title at Long Beach. Since hi s nation al honor, Mr.
Noel was awarded a larg e''ou tstanding player " trophy
at the 1st annual state championshi p mee t held at a
Santa Ana poll ee benefit at Orange Co ast College.
Frank has been studying ka rate for 8 years ar.J has
earned the rank of Master of the coveted bl ack bel t.
He 1i ves wi th his wife and 3 ch H dren at 502 Marguer-
ite Ave., Co rona del Mar, an d i s in th e boat refinish-
Ing business.
Scuba is reading theme
The annual summer read· story hour foa the small fry
ina proaram will be held at wilt be held at all 3 librar-
lheNewp<m Bea.ch Libraries ies every Wednesday hom
raom June 19 to Aua. 2S. 10 to 10:30 a.m. This will
This year the theme is be attended by pre-schoolers.
"Scuba divina." The s logan The la s t s ession wi \1 be on
is "Dive fot treasure, read Aug. 16 .
for pleaaure.'" The an• The patty for the
nouncements beina ,disui-reading pr O&Jam
buted read as fo llows:' pants will also
.. Por each book you read, th os e who have
10 fathoms you earn, th e story hour.
summes
paui ci·
include
attended
To the bouom you'll speed
And to che •udace retum:• IU.U.U IALIIIT
Try, try again
- - 3 limes
Abioutl month a aao, Claudo
Lewellyn, Oranae County
PitCI Department battalion
chief, wa.a aakCid to aive a
a tandwd fire domonatration
to the atudenll of Bayview
School, Costa Meaa. ·
The riremen anived to
beain theiJ demonstration in
the morn ina, but after a short
time they received an emor·
aency call to report to the
Oranae Count'y Airport ad--
miniatration buildina, which
was then under construction.
M electrical fire had br:oken
out. With airen soundina and
red liaht naahina, they left
lhe Bayview School to rC.'
apond to the call.
A month aao, the firemen
returned to aive their de ..
moutration to the achool
children, but another emer·
aency call aaain took them
to the airport.~An Air Cali•
fornia Electrl. Jet was pro-
ceedina to Otanse County
Airpcnt on 3 enaines. The
children were able to watch
the runway aa the jet came
in, ita riaht inboard enaine
reathered and exhauat com-
ina from only 3 enaines. A
wtecker from the Li&hter•
Than .. Air-5tation and a fi re
buck from El Toto Marine
Base were also on hand. The
electra jet made a safe rou ..
tine landina.
F inally, on Wednesday,
May 24, Battalion Chief
Lewellyn retutned to the
school with 4 trucks and a
chiers car and aave the
children a full demons uation,
s prayina 1,700
pllons of water, s
the children fire fiahtina
lechniques and al\owina
them to investi&ale closely
all the equi prnent or the
Oranae County F'ire
ment.
Chief Lewell)'n's son,
The children's libraties
are appropriately decotated
for the aquanauts' sea ad·
venture lhrouah books . A
patty fo r the •quanauts will
be held at the end of sum·
25.
The Oranae Shores Medical
Assistants Ann. will hold
ll rummaae sale this Satur-
day, June 17 , at 1822 New·
port Blvd., Costa Mesa, rrom
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Proceeds
&Je to be used ror Hoaa
Lawrence, attendt Bayview
School. · Prilllcipal al B•y·
view is Ga.r1an W. Wetz.cl.
lEW &JiTisTS CHOIII
FOil UIUIA FUTIVAL
The 185 artilts who will
eahibit at the Festival o (
Arta in Laauna Beach have
been named by a 3-m.omber
jury of artiats.
In Tlte Tr1141ilionol Monne r
ruff's
MEN•& &TORE
LOOKING FORWARD TO THE
OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOUR
CLOTHING NEEDS .
FATHER'S DAY-JUNE 18
IRVINE TOWN CENTER
A.C?O.s.t fro. U.C.I . c .. ,,, 133·-
There are 154
artists amona the 185. The
new artists include the fol•
lowins from the Harbor Area:
James Clutter, Robert Ellia
IUid Maraaret Neal of New•
port Beac h; Leslie B. De·
Mille of Balboa, and Jac•
que Moffett of Corona del
Mar.
ASSIGIED TO GEIIIIAIY
Major Richard L. Nidever,
son-in·law of Mr. and Mrs .
Gil Un y or Newport Beach,
was paduated June 9 from
lhe U.S. Ait F'01ce Air COfTloo'
mand and Starr Collese
(ACSC) at Muwell AFB,
Ala. Major Nidever has been
reass ianed to a U.S. Army
unit in Germany. He · re•
cei ved his commission in
1956 upon completion of the
Almy Reserve OCficers
Trainina Corps PI01fam at
UCLA.
LONG-TIIlE RES!OENTS of tho Harbor Area who at-
tended the Histori cal Soc ~ety meeting last week in·
eluded Mrs. Emory Moore of Ba lboa and Joe Beek of
Balboa Island. Mr. Beek, de veloper of Balboa Island
and Beacon Bay, is still a Balboa Isl an d resident,
when not tending to his dut ies as se cretary of the
State Senate. (Photo by L in Sh eel'y.)
TH E HONOR of bei ng the No.1 old.f.imer at the June 7 dinner meet ing of the
Newport Beach Historical Soci ety at the Bal boa Pavil ion wen t to 94--year~ld
Charles Way, who operated the first groc ery store In 8alboa in the 20's. He
is pictured here with his daughter, Mi ss Marg uerite Way, also a pioneer re si ·
dent, who serv ed as one of the ear ly pre si dents of th e Newport Harbor Bus i-
ness and Professional Women's Club. Father and daughter are sti ll Balboa
resi den ts. Mr . Way's grocery st ore was loc ated at the corner of Ma in St. and
the bayfront k, now occuo ied a bake ry. (Photo by Lin Sh eellv.l
HEAD TABLE at the Wednesday evening get-together Included, from
leit, Harvey Hurlburt, city manager ot Newport Beach; Les Steften·
sen of Cameo High land s, who was Installed as the first presiden t
of the Historical Society; Mrs. Steffensen; Judge Robert Gatdne r,
emc ee for the evening, and Mr s. Gardner. Memori es of the bygone
day s were re late d by the judge, whose re co llections ot 8alboa ·and
Old Newport go farther back th an anyone's ability to challenge him.
(Photo by Lin Shee ly.)
Especially For
FATHER'S DAY THJS HISTORIC PHOTO of almost •o years ago shows
sparsely settled Cor CJla del Ma r at the right tore-
ground, Ba lboa Peninsu la Point with just a few houses,
Balboa Island with a scattering of dwelling s, East
Newoort lead ing all ar eas in development, noth ing on
L ido Isle, or in the pres ent Newport Heights and Cl ift
Haven ar eas. A few streets are laid out in Costa Mesa
at the top right of the picture.
I'IOPISIIOIIAL
MTIIIOil DIIIIMIIIS
•
DESIGNER SELECTED
GENUINE LEA'THER CHAIRS .
27 COLORS TO SELECT FROM
199.00
MATCHING
OTTOMAN
79.00
.. ~ fU~NIJU~E
DIS HAIIOI IUD.
COSTA IIIIo\, CALli'.
THIS 1'124 P!CTU~E from tile Illes of the Nowoort
Hlrbor Chlmbtf of Commerce shows the y1cht Daunt-
less strMdtd in Itt entrMCt chMnel ntat the roch
'
at tile C"'""" dol liar btach. The c..... dol ...
bluffs ovorlooldot Itt 111ln btocll •d lilt --
trMct •• In Itt Met....,_
I
Caa .. fotJd dlo
faith ...... which ""' -fCIIUIIIodl 0... o( the ,....... •pe«bcs .... made ....
Doaio1 wct.t.r, add,... ci<U.....t at 111o ..-.
pldioo. ol th< Bunker Hill Nonwoeot oa )VIlC
17, 18<43. Spesldns of the <orrUn1 o( th< Pilj<im
Fatbrrrs to the New World he said, "They
bfOUiht with them a fuJI portion of the richts
ol tbt put, in JCicncr, art, monb, rtligioa and
literature. Tlw Bib/, ~,, with '""'· The Bibk
is a book of faith 1nd, a book of doctrinr: it
rtae:hn man his own responsibility, his own dig-
nity and hls equa.Jity with h.is fellow man."
In the prnt'nce of Prof~ Sanborn of Dart·
mouth Collrge, Mr Wd»tcr laid his hand on a
copy of the Scriptures, .saying with great em-
phasis, "This is THE Book., I ~vc read through
the mtirc Bible many times. I makr it a prac-
tice to go through it once a year. It is 1h1 booi
of all olh"J for ltnUJfrJ as well as divines; and
I pity tht man that cannot find in it a rich sup·
ply of thought and ruin for his conduct. h fits
man foe life-it prepares him for dcath.''
The following exccr.PI is from a confession of
faith written by Oantrl Webster to his pastor
in 1807 :
"I bdievr: Jr:sus Christ to be thr Son of God.
The miraclrs wh ich · Hr wrou~ht establish in my
min d H is p<"rsonal authority and render it prop-
er for me to bdievc whateve r Hr: asSt"rts.
"I belirvr, thNefore, all His declarati ons, as
well when He dttlares Himself to ~ thr Son of
God u when He dedues any ot her proposition.
"") ~lir:vr: there is no other way of salvatio,'
tha n through thr merits of His atonement.
··r ~lir:vr that thr: Biblr: is tQ ~ understood
and rtteived in the plain obvious I'OC1ning of its
pusages, since I cannot persuade m:rsclf that a
book intC'nded for the instruction an conversion
of the wholr worl d should covrr its mraning in
any such mystery and doubt that none but critics
and philosophers can discover it."'
The Bible is eithe r t rue history or it is a con-
summate fraud ; it is either a re.1lity or an im-
position. Christ was what He professed to be or
He -.·as an imposter. His suffering in the defC'nse
of truth forbids us to sup pose that He was under
Jn illosion. His pure Jnd holy life shows that He
was th<' author of truth. Considering the purity
of His doctrine. the simplicit)• of His lifr: and
the sublimity of Hts deJth is it possible that He
would ha,·e died for Jn illusion? His bi rth, death
and resurrection as prophr:sied prove Him the
Sa\"iour. accord ing to the Srrirtures.
Christ sought to imrn:s~ upon e\·rry man the
con\•iction that he must stand or fall alone o~nd
give his account to tht" om n1scien1 God. His gos-
pel Je:l\"es the indi,·idual sinner Jlone with him-
self to makr his own decision .
It is not God"s will th.at man miss the way.
However, havi ng made man in His own ima~,
wjth frr:t choicr. He will not fo rce him to do
what he: determines not to do.
When Jesus Chrh t asked the quest:.On, ''Whom
say yr that I am ?" the Apostle Simon, Prier re-
plied, "Thou art th~ Christ, tht So11 of tht living
God.'"' Christ 1nswrred and said, "Binud mt
1hou. S1mon 8ar-jo1111 : for flnh tutd blood hath
not rrr,talnJ it Nnlo thu. b11t f11) Falhu u·hirh
is i" h~at'ttl ... ,
'"ThiJ 11 a fm!hful Jaymg, .md U'Orlh)' of 111!
<Uftr.talion. that Chriii Jn us ftlfllt ;,to tht
II"Or J IO !lll"t JiiiiiUJ. "1
'"For:· according to thr Sc riptu res. "ali hat't
Jimlt'd. ami C0111t' rhort of the glory of God.'"•
.. Srek }t th~ LorJ u h1lt he mtJ} ht ,found. rail
Jt' 11pon him whd~ ht 11 nt'm-.'·~
Hear the words of Christ Jesu.s our Lord :
'"H e thtlf htnr~th "')' 11 md. auJ btlitt•tth 011
him that unt mt. halh ntrlaJtin~t 11ft. tJnJ Jha/1
""' romt inM ronJttlllloJfmn: but 11 paJ ,td from
dealh IIIII Q !Jfe. ··~
""Hm1 thdt ffl/lll'lh lo mt' I 11111 111 110 11 f1 t raJ!
I"INI. ";
.. , git·e Jmtn lhon r'lt'rll<ll /Jft: a•1d tht)' shall
lltl"<'T pt>riJh. ··•
8 ,/,j, fl,f,_,.,,.,,. I ll :\Iaiii>••"" 1~·1;;. 111 ~.llt!<"w 11:.1;.
l"l o I T imu!h}· t ·l."o. I l l Rom""' :1·!~. 1.",1 Jqi•h ;,;,,A.
~~~ .lnh•o ·,·:!1. 1;1 .l,.hn ~::\~. 1 ~1 .l foh~ \II !II.
A.m,.riun T••(l S.><'I•!J • """'prnf\1 nrll•n[uo!tn"
Poo'.JiJt.~., ,, c~ ......... lilo011"11T~ .;,.,~ lltZ~
O,.de\1. N,,.. J o•r•P)· ,,;1\.-19
? ? Question Box ? ?
(from "JEWISH HOP£," lo• 707, Lo• An,•lu )
WMI do ~~ word& Ua loAn 4:22 rMGn,
".wlvalion U of tM let~~&"? L.M., Lo& An&elu,
Calif.
Thette word11, 11pok.en by the Lord Jeew. Chn.t
to the worrutn of Samaria, mean that the
Saviour would come through the Jews. The
Lord Jeeua Christ it the only Saviour and He
wu born u a lew. The Jews thernaelvea can·
not uve any one.. for ~~a.lvation i• only through
faith in the Lord leBWi Chrilll and Hi• finished
work on the crou.
W' ill any OM be •ou«l dvrin& 1M Cr..u
TribvlotWn ? M,, N.S., i.ftJIUtow,., Mo111.
Yee., for durins the Great Tribulatloa the
Goopel of the Kin!dom wW be p.-:bod
tbroqhout the world. = of tboee who wW
no& han beard the G will be sfYeD an
opportunity to accept the Lord J ..... am ..
u their S.vlour and be saved. Ho.,..., tbe
majority of dlo ... ed -duri ...... c-
Tribulotlon will be martyred 10 1 rooull of
the terri&o penecutlon they will bon to '-
from dlo beul and !lite pr....... i)oWit of
tbilate found in RevelatJoa f3 and 14.
I'IHH ,.,..... Ma#. 18 :/5-/7. I' .S.,
FU..,I'o.
Ia tlUo r···· dlo Lord 1-Chriat ~~~.w ..... '-nac:tloaa to Chr,Udue o-. hoW to
4..a wtdl a Cluildu Utifi a 'nc ...W •~
-Chriodaa, ollowi"l hOw IMI.tlioiajuool
puty 1-.1 of :I;'•I .. to -. ...... .. _ .... _ lal:J: ..... IniP .
.... 1 ..... _ .... ....... ,.
taudW n...,ifdde'-MIJ 81,.-• a'!::'. ::::.. ::.:.Eh.. .._ ~-= .Ia ... _... .._ ...,.,_ ..................... ... ............... :::::c. ........ " •a 'h all I 1 t .. 1¥ Iff if a.-ttns ............. , 7 U•
I•
NEWPORT
BEACH
10.
urn~
• • •• I l I.
'
I 'I i • I l
I
I.
., I
...... ~-"-.-· -·---
i I •
BIBCE SCHOOL LESSON
JISUI PACD AP.OITIITILiliDBI-LUICI 6ole11. ., ... , ......... .,
.t; ........ :,:,~ .. :-: .. ~~=::::-.'Oe..: ~ ~ .......
Cle .... tM ._ CMIIInUf IU~ 711 ....._ A-.. c.e .......... ..1.) ' . '
Atod 41 soi11 ""'• ,,._,TAo1 141 SM of -it LArd alto of 141 .robbolh.
UJt toPe refers to tbe ""' which made the day • great burden
cub! whm JetUI tx· and not a day of rtst. In fact, the
phiaod to tbe ndert of Jewiolo Rtbbia (teachm) hod COVffed
the Jews that the llbbath the. commandRlent of God wit"h aev-
dty of the Hebrews was era) hundred human rules or which
DDt airtlply 1 rr..an--made in-Motes never knew and which God
Jtltudoa, but ..... orifi .. , never uttered nor approved.
•• •I D lo •• •l D I· I• I•
4• •J I
•I I• I•
•I
nated ·~ establiehed by . the God of Thus it came to pass thtt, when ~bj~~;:; 1~0'Gc:t,~ ..:':: Jesus and His disciples walk~ in oar-
lations, and not t<. mu'a laws, theo-row foot paths through gram fields
ries, and whims. It it. therefore, 1 on the .sabbath day, th~ men, as wns
fixed or aettlcd institution which the national custo.m, packed a~d ate
coo..tld not be chanred by the jews some of t~ gralM .. They dad not
and Gentilt:a. steal the gram. Thr~r act w~s .Irgal.
II• II• •II . That was all there was to the mcident,
•! •! II• •11
D I• D l• I • II• ·14
.. The ~~ .mention of the . word "'•hich, of itself, was of no impor-~bbath II '" E;xodus 16~ ln ~-tance, but the Pharisees (apostates) !atto~ .to the Ct~t o( the manna, wonld not overlook what to them was ~IS 11 that wht.ch the Lord hath a f:nal sin. They were looking (or
u.td, to morrow IS the rest of the things of which to accuse Jesus o f
holy sabbath unto the Lord: t.ke that ·r n doin
u. 1-.,!! I• I,
t"'l THE S\OR.Y OF= A
NA\ION AND OF
A MA.N.
The entire Bible i s built oround the beou-
tiful story of Christ, and His promise of
life eternal to those who accept Him. The
Old Testament is on occount of a Notion;
the New Testament is on account of o
Man . Over the yeors, famous men hove
sincerely expressed their thoughts about
the Bible. Here ore o few of them: Abra·
hom Linco ln: "I beli eve the Bible is the
best gih God has ever given to mon."
W.E. Gladstone: "I hove known ninety·
II •
u. I• '· II
five of the world's greot men in my time,
and of these, e ighty·seven were followers
of the Bible." George Washington: "It is
impossible to rightly govern the world
without God ond the Bible." Patrick
Henry: "The Bible is worth all other
books which hove ever be.en printed."
John Quincy Adams : ''I have for mony
yeors made it a practice to read through
the Bible once every year."
which ye will bake to day, and seethe \\ ,l g C·
that which ye ,.;u seethe ; and th•t MEN TlY TO TEACH GOD
which ~mainet.h over lay up for you The fact that Jesus, the Son oi
to be kept uutil 1M momine." The God, had voluntarily left Heaven
directions are easily unde,.tood: The and was in their presence with all
word "abbath.. meAns simply to the love, mercy, wisdom, and power
cease, stop, or desiat from whatever of God, which He was eagerly will-
you are doine and so rest. In Gene-ing to exercise for their benefit, wa~
sis 2 :2, 3, we have the rec:o~: "And entirely ovrrlooked by these apos-
on the teYCnth day GOd mded his tates, who considered themselves per-
work wtU~h he had made: and be frrt. They missed all of the grace
rested on tho: seventh day from all of God b«ause they knew the Ia\'
his work which he had made. And of God better even than God knew it.
God hlessed the seventh day, and So they accu ~ed Jesus of letting Hi·
aancti(aed it; bttause that in it he had disciples disobey what they thought
rested from aU his work which God wa:t~ the law. Pickin~ the grain wa
c-t·• •nd -·•, " h · L . I ·-~ ~ tn t em rrnptng: ru bm~ t te train in
GOD'S SIGH WITH ISIAEL their hands was threshing: blo~ing
The mea·d nr of that record is also a"·ay thr chaff was wmnowmr;
simple, clear, and understandable. chewing it was grinrl inJt", md the e:l.t·
Now, between these rer?rds in Gen./ in~ was mixing the doLrrh. Thus
esis and Exodus are 2,500 yrar~ in the~~ felt that the disciples had broken
which no mention is made at all of tl->r ~abb.lth rnlrs in m::&ny ,·ital fe;~..
the seventh day a:: a sabbath. It was lures and Jesm, as thrir Master,
then included in the commandments ~hould realize the gravity of their sin.
to the Hebrews (Exod. 20 :g...Jl), and B t J t db h · its purpose and effKt were further . u esus was no move }' t e~r
explained in Exodus 31 :13-17, a., da1m <~. He told thrm that thl")' dtd
follows, "Jt is a sign between me and not undC'rst::md the sabbath day. Again
you, throughout your generations: that they erred thrnugh ignorancr: (Matt.
ye may know that I am the Lord that 22:29). H e referred ::he,n to thr
doth sanctify [set apart] you.': As the aCtion of David wh~ ate the shew-
day was set apart for Gods work bread, whic h lega!l)' wa s reserved for
an~ purpose, so we. are set apart for thr: use of priests only. He also cited
HIS w.ork a~ serv1c:e. ~e penalty thr: action of the priests who rrgularh·
for disobedn~nce was, '"Whosoever profaned the sabbath and were blam~
WHAT IS THE BIBLE? docth any work in the sabta~, day, lrss (Matt. 12 :5; Num. 28:9, 10).
he shall surely be put to death. God Then Jesus plainly stated that the
added, "It is a lien between me and seventh day (sabbath) was "made f~r
the children of Israel fo! nu.• In man, aad not man for tbr: sabblth.''
Numbers 15_:32-36 then" tbt record Tt was "man's day.'' This sounded
of the storunr ~ death of a ID&D like treason and blasphemy to the
who picked up Jticb oa the llhbeth bigoted apostate Pharisets. And, to
day. their amazement and mortification.
By R11l.ph B. modeett
(T his is .tbr conclusiort of a two-ir~·
s tal/m('l'l/ artt'Clr about thr Biblr, ref'ri,t•
ed fro m thr Cbristia11 Beacon.
The Billk't ac:c:aracy ia ~ --BiWa .. dcalo • ..,,.,btft. For ~ o ,.... dlo ~
wen warDed tbU: they would lite • •· 1 ed to tile fo.r
......,. of dlo ear1b if they -w.., -ft. a. •
rnnn•at would be fiaally pdlend t.dl: to Pt1 &a
aad -a J111ioa 'lrilb I .. of llo OWL Ia 11&7, 1948., l..a WU ... Njahed U a ...... wida itl OWD
narion•' ... No odta ...._ 10 ...... ed aad --.
.-m bu .,.. 1oq>t llo ic1ea1i1J lor --
Tbe Propbet F«Jrid, iD dlo -..... -dlo fue of .., .,... ODd 1nllllll)' .X, of T,;;. Silo
woalcl be -OJOCI ODd -· ... ber --be ~<roped liloo dlo top of • nxk, aad * ..-boo••
a pit<% lor dlo oprocliac of 6oh -. So io dlo *
ofT,...-, .
Zocbariah, cleocrihioc dlo Lonl'a .....t n · &. iD
"-13:4, llid, "ADd bia ,.., --.. -
da7 _. dlo llouat of oo-... lad dlo -· ••
shall dean ill the .m.s. dlueof, tonn1 die --.1 toward the wat ... I:Dd bllf of tbe: Dl*'''e ,... ,.
..... -ani dlo oonb aad hill -dlo -·
~ ...., ,.... ..., • .. .. .,.. ., loio riolt
to Pd 'i•w He llid then were .._ ao _, .,._
~ ip the Moaat of an.:. tMt ' 'r 3 ,._. foedlo_,.._....,...,..._ &,_
--•aoololic-.._ ...... --dlo_j ... ..-dlo ___ oloJ..,..
Wdioc ID ~·a ......... ,.
Ia dlo boa. ioc of.,_ 34, ]-. .. 1' It'
tbat the pat ._.. ia Ja r'-....... I 2 OJ .. aadtbel ____ beldt-'Tll
FIDaDthellborof~d-.... --
did aot-to---.. Ia A: D.,.,
aoldie<a of dlo R.maa l!aopaca n... ........ -
..... The 6ft '""" -..... --· -.. hot ..... dlo haY)' cold '"'"'-...... --... .... lllld of it raa iDio dw: joiata bdw-6e -., To
........ up ..... Fld the -pried...,. --lrocn ad>-·
Bible writen...., ~ widl --; _,_
aalmt. •eportat delcribial tbe -iwdd 1 ..
-'"' ...,. ddail. If ~hey .... 1MJ 11'0 -to
beiDcollaoica No-.-rwrloaq•-•
dlowa7rib--. N••·UJwriW-
wilb Ill be "!'* ... ,._ -Iiiio -.. -, ._, ..... ....,_ ____ ....,....., ... _..l---~ t ......... ~ -... ci---of wloliiJ
·---Drrid ... Wurior lOot: l'lotl aad llooid, m;:.r:;:: -.... ]..-; --i ~a 1i •P '"'•; ."-.a 1 1 • ..
Q nfndt-._ ..... ,. .. swill --· Tni, .. -.... .,..., « • .. ai Suitt....... S.\1 & ... ..... --.. --... .... .. ....... -....... -................... _
................ II •
--·· a $ SOb , iii 0
c ., .. -,. ...... ).-.
1:11 _. • r • 'G,., .. ..-, """ ""ir:
1:!:!.! ~ ,. :;, "A..,. •.! (; .::
..... ~flltM ...... • .... =· . .. ... -.......... .
Co11 inJswoo4, H.J.)
dlo oripoal Jaocu.oce we find lhlt "fialo" ia Jooab io
tnnaleted from the Hebrew "~' whicb IIXtiDI ..
CDDIIICa'. URwi8e Jesua' word "wbde" is tnn"'•ttd
from the Greek word "lldol' wbic:b U.O ...._ ..
'DONta". So the:r-t it no dizacne•ld'l
A whale bratha with luaca IDd ... a larp: raene
air tiDir: iaside it for UDder-water tnedrinc. Dr.
Riznmn' illlawieM.d a a.. who, c. a ....... apecl.
-. bod flllao --aad -isullllail ... • wbale'r air talk He ... .-cued aUw a .W. .,
--they CUlt ap dlo -'
-........... s-~oo ......... .,
-ia dlo""""" ......... whicls...,-... -oa1 of llloir food. AJoove thio io • W., llir cni!J. Dr.
·-... ., • doc CIUIC2 '"""" iD .dlo llir ._.., Ia
•....... -Iiiii ... -.... -... 4ltiJo ....... tbe -......... that }OIIIIh ... tllrowa -.
So it miPt ban bca either a wbale or a elwti: wllldt
-J--God louoowelb.
Aa a literary book, the 8illlt • ::J a r11l W. &ad it faD of ...-piocoo-dlo poetiJ dlo p I •
dlo -of s.-•o'a betnJ01 aad of ...... of Dmd'a ficbt with Goiiaab aad of 8 1 • ta ,...,_
11¥1 -~ too, of _,. ....... A.l
_.... of .. ::: Jiil. bu fanoilloOil ... -,.
-117 an dri!'tsl ·-It ;, ...... lw .., Uaieed Sta&ta Cw•tcutiasa, wllidl IIIII 1 : b • --.,_w don ••• of d -,.. II ... .._ die ...W for -.y other •dew' nMII II
Tloc ulobolh day-....,. p... by Jesus added, "\he Son of man is
God 10 _, ........... 11oo &. Lord oloo of the sabbath." He apok<
hrews, and, like circumcision is one with authority. They JpOb in it-
(/! their distinguishing marks under ......
the law of Moses. It was distinguished HEALING ON THE WIATH
and sanctified as a day o f complete And on top of these things, when
rrst. The sevr.nth day was not speci-Jesus entr.rr.d a synaeogue on the
fied as a day o f sacrifice, worship, sabbath day, "there was a man thetC'
prayer or any of the distinctive man-which had a withered hand." The
ncrs or customs of religious service. situation was tense. Everyone, in-
"The sabbath was made for man, and cluding the Pharisees, knew that Je-
not man for the sabbath.'' It was, sus could heal the man, but would Hr
therefore, not the Lord's Day, but dare to do it in the face of the welt-
was definitr:ly "nian's day" (Mark known, expressed, and desperate Op-
2 :27 ). The word "sabbath" was also position of the influential and powe:r-
usrd to designate all of the days of the fut Pharisees? He had absolute, un·
Jev•i sh festivals and feasts no matter failing power to heal. The man neojed
on wha t day of thr: week they came to be healed. The Pharisees could not
I U v. 19 :3, 30). heal the withered hand, but thry coulc:
, THE nUE LOio-5 DAY ;riticize and condemn, and they steen-
When we speak of the "Lord's uously objected to Jesus acting
against their opinions. Day," we really mean the first day of
the week, when Christ our Lord aroet They were very human. To thei •
from the dr.ad. That was and is His embarrassment, Jesus asked them, "J.
special day by the vuy fact of H is it lawful to do good on the sabbath
bodily resurrection. It it oot Jet day, or to do evil ? to save life or tr
AI• ..._ '-eclneetjcwl na.. of tile Bille an: apart by any command of God, but, kill?" They knew the right answrt·.
----. tiD ·lllti.f · · a1 --t.L IC:IIoall ... -....~ inasmuch as on that day }nut pined but they would DOt eive Jesus thr __..... J..a.tJ a -• .,.. ...--,.... I · nd ncl · · uto'>fa-'-of • ....--;"., -=..L Ho'm, ill ~ _.ani ... t r p IIIIIIPt Clo __. ID ....._ an ever astmg a co ustve vtetory .. uuu -.· -·.. wrw
jnaile ~ ..t die ........ of 1 ,.. • 7 over death and the crave, and, .u tbt· and thq wet'C raging in angn-against
ud to ps;;• ..._ ..... ' victory applies to people of all ~ Him. They had no mercy or love for
who have accepted· Jetus as 'Ouiei the sick man either, 10 they ''hrl<l
Tloc Iiiio P-•-........ for...,.., tnd Lord, we, who are saved by be: their peace." But I 1m IU,. tho
It -"' a ID .-au1 for-oM --lief in H;s death, resurnoctioa, uod they rlared U. boto. But Jeaua was
-=sa to ~ few...., ...._ .... for ... ... uctTtsion as the Son of God, have indignant because of their hardnes~
..... of li ' • .. • for die -Jar ...... voluntarily set a~rt this Lord'~ P.Yr of heart, and said to the IND, •stret~J-
Tnl,o, ... 111o1o io ... ..to!\&: ••I o * • the first day of the week, not pri,_ forth thine bond. And be atrelcbe<
d ~ tllpldi of ...,... -·-· II It -rily for rest. but for the wonbip aad it 0111: lind , bit , bond -mlored ....., _. ' ,. •1. Jilt ... _.. ""* of II adoration of our risen Lord. Tlau; whole u the Other." The man ~-
Qailliizi ud J ..... WI h 'hw WC' muJt he very careful to differen-joic:ed.
It ... -..._--~~~-srr.:· tiate betwe.n the Hebrew "llbboth" HAll AND 1GN01ANC1
• ·• p;sa, uua w, 1 JS .,10 .. NUN ,.-..: ~e thr It • illl• n.. -~~ A' :':1 and the Christian "Lord's Da•." Th' -' ..... _,.., "--__ .., -Lonll;::. Cloriot, .-"-·-..,._ "'SundaY' is • popo -for dlo PIMori-rej~. n.., woald 1oo .. ... llofJ '11oooooP ...,.. oM -lNMo-first dty of <he week •nd in illelf 11V<d oro the ilbboth daJ 111 nx or -.r wo .. W dlo ..... .-to...,. '-,..., has no Chriatiu moaniq or oipi6· otber ftnn lllimll; and bow ccoa14
-'l'be -..... Hlo -.. - -,. conce. ·they rofu/1<, "' ....., ..... J-did :::1..::--.. 111111. _. Hit ... -• lw .,;, But today there ia much <ODITO: rictot in hnlinr the mta'o bond I]..,.,
vmy OYtr the .:omparative merits of W ofrtred Him.tlf aa their JCiarc
.It Ji-Hlo ......... ·tl w _. •rt 'ltu the .. ,.ntb IIICI fino dayo of the ,but~~ now they.._-wflh
_..., .. -•¥Old -..._ 111< "u lo ... week, •nd -_.. ...., co 10 , lhe Heracllo ... .,.;,. him, bow they
oM riot ........ -... -... ,.., II .. for u to cbim lhat 110 ..,., not ....., mfclot daloO,. him." Of -no. they
... -.,.,.,., Al&d It ...,. • loow 10.... • Gemile, caa poooillly loo ilvod ...,.. n)eclecf lrim u IChtr-n.., ,_ ... ... I•• ·te. bo ....... -" ..... -lh ...... ond torriWy """" decl;;:
'l'be Iiiio .-. • ..., .u o~~o_ .,.11 ., -_. day euet11 .. God, 1111ooc1o w-. "" • ...,. little lhlac m wtolch ....,
joy, ,..!oat Uod .,...,... ia ... Lord. It ..._ .. di.......S tbe Ooildsa of hnel. 'lo ...,. -a, ...._, n..,. rejected
...,. "of -";J,I of r-•• _. of 1 -...,. (2 Hlo " ...... 10 ... Hebiewo -/:.' u Kine boca-they ilub-'l'lla. I :1). hi "to .. Ria• Ia I I ,•.. .. ...... dlo •lb..,, God ukl ...... ! , 1J ond lpoollltl7 ilooa«ht lhat He
• -.,., • .., -• .. ., .-lor a11oot uhodaa ...r .. -.-··die! not ...., Hio """ •loboth. wlddo
1o --. odd ID God't Wanl. 0... -IOdt!J. He had ordaiaod for tlloir "'"' ptd.
MIL '"!1.!', -• looo ... ft7 of !tile 11 , laclic\"K _,. pllloiJ tloot, ._ Ia . What lo """ •llltucle ~ J-• --. "God-..... -o1-,_ tbe '!""' oacl prn • of J--ond His _,I,.. I Do ,.., ¥ICUpl
--; ..,. .._ -.. a-......... ="" .... triod ... to .:,' -£]!:., ~ ": Hhn in aD lhl;:. oe ..,. ,.., illcldoc
:"' -CIJiltr; ..._ -..... I2IJ -~ ... rh ,,... _ to ,..,r""" oacl nJoctaw Hion 21Jt)', ............................. ~ --•• Lordi Wloot .......... ,.,. ..
litto~-.... llllif' -.. " ...... -.. 11.·----,..,...,_ -..... """ .. Ia .. • 2 I) I at 4 lsi •1 ... II cw,•
trW 10 ,_ tlool He-• looope life or oleo~ ar ...._,_ wide ~:: • .. •· .. • ..,.., .. ,_*" ..,m ...... It ,..; 1-.. , .. , , : s..:
1 • v loar, .... '-!, T all ,.., ...,.
...... I I I : II W'• ... ·-·· w.. ....... I II • of .... W ... ~ II 111!19 ... :1-ClllioiP '
' '
\
)
NE'II'OI!f HAitaoR £111011
• Sf.QliiO IEC11011 • • ,. 3
TltUIISOAY, JUliE 1'-1151
OOIIOIIA DEL CAliF.
COMPLITI,
11401. HANDu.o..
~l'IOUI RI PAIR ...
'---JL·~·· ... ,· ..... •. .,. .. "*.,....... Lw.·w.. -·r
• Mil .. c.. Hwy. c. ...... Mar
e IIII NoolloMIJRif,.· ..........
•
ENGAGEM ENT of Elizabeth Ann
David Charles Ullman of Balboa has been announced
by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIncent N.
DeRosa, bb5 Hil ldrest, Pasadena, formetly of New-
port Beach. Eli zabeth Ann is a graduate of La Can·
ada High s·chool and attend ed Orange Coast Co llege.
Tuesday
Club notes
busy y~r
l y frla Hlt We
The Newport Harbor Tu ...
day Club can be very proud
whet\ reviewina the eventa
of lh.e paat year. Pre~ida'lt
Wr1 . Mutiua Kina c:an truth-
fully aay each aoal waa
IUcceufully achieved
wbcthef it Wal frif.ndahip',
pbilanduo phy, or fun. Her
uecutive board, ,chainnen
or the m1ny aection1, u
well •• their eomnhteu
worked ti releuly to help
make this a baMer year.
The Tu e~day C lub made
chann c lauu available for
lidded peraonal presen ce,
and lhe coordin ation de-
rived lhrouah the exerci1es
helped these lov ely women
10 become better aolreu.
The fine arts department
spent Thursdays a t the
Youth Center and was in-
strumental in producin1 ala
mos t professional arti s ts
and craftsmen under th e
guidance of th e very talen t ..
ed chairman, Mrs. Wi II i am
Stephensen1 and her com-
mi ttee. The book section
made many new friends dut·
j • .
MRS. EDWARD L. STU BINGER. !Swe nson photo. I
Sharon Blackstock is
bride of Ed Stubinger
Femleaf Wedding Chapel tendan ts wote avocado
in Santa Ana was the set· green with embJOid eTed car-She was a member of the As sisteen Auxiliary of the ina this year, and is qui t e
Newport Beach Assistance League and wa s presented en thusiastically makina
at the 1%7 Las Oonceltas debutante ball. Her fiance, plans for th e coming season,
who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ullman, 152o thanks to Chairman Mu.
ting for the mar_t iage of nations. Mrs. Brennan wore w
Edward L. Stu_b1nge1 of an empire line aown with e
CostaMesa_and ~ISS Sharon A-line s kirt.
K. BlaCks tock of Costa \litche\1 Furrow of Costa
Mesa, who exchanged the11 \lesa was the ar oom's best
vows in a single ring cere-man. Ushers were Gene
mon)' conduc ted by Pas tor Andetson , brothet of the
Richard Greuet. groom, and James Brennan.
package itl
• FOR A
CONSERVATIVE
Approach to
Genera l Insurance
Contact
ED WAR D
AT
JAY & RENFRO
N. NEWPORT BL
NEWPOR T BEACH
E. Ocean Ft., Balboa, is a graduat e of Newport Har· Stanley LeLievre. ·
bor High School and attended Orange Coast Coll ege. Another excilin& section under Chainnan Mr s. Claude
He is now associated with W.O . Schock Boats of c ,,_ 11 d lh "Af 1 o ....,,, ca e e ter
Newport Beach . fives," wi H have plenty of
GOP W I J 19 fond memori" re callin& lhe omen mee une •peciai dinner danm, bor·
Offi f 0 C
bet shop quartets, and
1cers o ranee ounty of his Ma rine duty was in lh t · s · 1 Republ ' a w • ea er parll.es. pec1a IC n omen s or· the Pacifi c theater of D. • Ch · 'I a;anizations w'll be h d no)ec ts a1nnan ,..-rs. I onore operations . Arter retirement Bert Sewell topped all her
at a noon luncheon to be to · ·r l'f h be · · · · b h W 1 CIVI Jan 1 e e came actiVIties for the year with
J IVen Y t e ome n s Re· a successful ins urance " · · " publican Club Federa t ed of · · th e Martm1que Ball. The
Laguna Be ach on Monda salesman. In his fi rst 2Y.! Hi gbies (I ris and Chic) won
y, months in I he insurance J -' ~-· •-L v JWle 19, at the Balboa S ay a ~ay_-u l p o.u a.s e~as , business he J·oined ·the 1 do C lub, An account of c urrent a spec1a o r pn ze g1ven select "Million 1 Do ll ar lh b 11 Th · d happeninas at the El Toro at e a • e spn ng car Club'' -a club composed th B B Marine Base wi ll be given of those salesmen who party at e a lboa .•Y
by one of the executive C lub was a very special wri te more than a million h · offi cers of the Jrd Marine appenang, as the proceeds dollars a year in policies. Air Win&. wete all donated to the Har-
The main speaker of the DICK PAULEY ELECTED hnr BoysCiub, buying much·
day will be J hes E. J ohn· IY STAIIFORD CLUI needed equipment for them,
son of Sacramento, wbo will Richard H. Pauley of Har-In April, lhe president and
be ibtrbd;ucod by Thom.n boJ Hi ahlanda has been elec:a her hu sband, Mattius Kina,
Roaers o r Ne wport Beach, ted president of the Stanford travelled to Hawaii on lhe
chai rman, United Repub-C lub of Oranae County. Lurline (or a much-n eeded
licans fi nance: conunittee. Mr. Pauley , who was ara· rest from all of these ac ti vi·
Mr. J ohnson, director of duat ed hom Stanrord in ties th at were so timc:<on-
vetetans affa irs for the 1954 , IS associated with sumina. Since her return ,
State of California, wi ll Ccldwell, Banker & Com-she has resumed her respona
talk on "The advance: of a pany and lives at 1801 Beryl sibi lities, and presided a t
society." Lane. He succeeds Ronde\\ th e final meeti ng on May 23
He serv ed for 20 years in B.-HansOfl of Eas t Bluff. at the Balboa Bay Club. At lm·~.:-uhtr Shllfli"S '· the Marine Corps. He en-Othet new office rs are !hat meeting she honored
1-...n,naw -c.tt.a listed as a private and re· John B. Hurlbut of Oran1e. Mrs. Herbert Miller, present-
COSfA MESA MAlllf.SS co. tired in 1965 with a ra nk of vice president; Mrs. J ames ina; her with the Laurel
J;i'i;'so;;";•;·;-;:;;' ~·~"';·;';i' .. ~"'i;;i•~';i"i;'::.,~::.:~:.::::~,.::l~~~Mo~:":. R. l)owl)', Newport Beach, Award. This award repre· 1 sectetary; and Will iam L. sents outstanding work for
Duke of Oranae. lreasureT. the communi ty as well as
Coloring Contest
COLOII THE DOT·TO·DOT SEIIIIOUTTE
eft th is week'• Bi~le Pate -S.Ctf• 1 P•t• 2
flflfl moll your entry to the Ensi ........ ,., ... ,
7121 E. Coast Hwy., Coren o 4el ,.._,, C.Hf.,
poshncukocl not later than Tu_escloy, J une 20
le sure to h•chulo n ... e, op, •u• ocW,.u with •try.
IIILE IILL IE GIYEII FOil THE lEST E.
JIHiti ng· wi ll M lta1ed on calor cle1l .. a"d """'"•,
LOCAL GIIADUATES lhe Tuesday Club. She aho
RECEIVE HONORS honored the many students
Graduation honors were who have received scholar-1 ,~~~~~,~~0 to the following ships from the Tuesday C lub
Area residents at the in the fields of education,
fi rst fonnal commencement an, mus1c, nursina and
exercise at UCI last Satut· creative -.vritina. Then she
.1 presented her aavel to the uay.
B.A. de&ree magna cum president for the comins
laude _ Vance Avis, phy-year, Mn. Jack Stricker of
l ie&. major, 2885 Monterey Tustin.
Ave., Costa Mesa. 1\·lts. Stri cker was travel
B.A. dearee cum laude _ chainnan durin& the past
Jeanne Brubaker, art major, year, and the Tuesday mem-
The bride is the daughter ~·h s . Odene Statk., aunt o f
of \irs . Opal \laddox and the br ide, sang the wedding
Henry Blackstock, both of solos.
Costa \lesa. The groom's Following a weddinauip
parents a.re \Its. Edga1 to \\Qnueal, Canada, the
Hatton of Costa \lesa and young couple wi ll rr.ake
EdwardStubinger dfChicago, theu home at 2~52 A'·ahm,
11 1. Costa \lesa.
A wedding gov.'T\ designed They both wete gtaduated
by the bride's stepl'tlother, fr om Costa Me sa High
Mrs. J oan Blacks tock, was School and attended Oranse
worn by the bride. ll was Coast College. The bride
fashioned of bridal v.hite is now in the re venue ac•
peau de so1e, with lily counun1 department of
point bell sleeves of im· Pacific Telephone Co.
ported Swiss lace. The The groom is co-ownet of
suaight-line dress was made the "South Seas" Twp1 ca\
with a 5-foot tuin of lace. Fish Shop.
Her wedding veil of four Speci a l gue sts at the
layeu of tulle: was held wedding were the bol ide's
wi th a lin1 of impotted s.undpatents, Mr. and Mu.
Swiss lace . Drew 9 \ac\lstock h om
Mn. James Brennan of Vicksburg, Miu., Mr. and
C~s ta Mesa was the mauon \h s. Ches tet Caner of Costa
of honor. Shetri Maddox was ~tesa and Mn . Jeanette
her bia sis le t's candlelighter, Van Os of To rrance.
while another sis ter, Janet On ·theit return home from
Blacks tock, attended the ·their honeymoon the newly·
auest book at the reception, weds are stopping in Chica1o
held at the Blackstock to see the gJoom 's father,
family home at 17 82 Iowa who was unable to attend
St., Costa Mesa. The at· the wedding.
Stagehands begin 2nd year
The South Coast Repertory
Stagehands have s tarted
their 2nd year of activity
wi th the installation of new
officers at a luncheon meet•
mg held at the Village Inn,
Balboa Island.
~-Irs. Richard Hochschi \d.
retiring president. turned
over the ga vel for 1967~8
to Mrs. Willard Henry, the
new president.
\!embers of the new board
are Mrs. Kenneth PeTTy , fi1st
vice-president; Mrs. Roger
Pi lie, second \'ice-president:
\-trs. \lichael Helin, tecord·
ing sectetaty: \Its . Richa1d
Hochschi ld. cotrespondin&
secretary: \lis. Wi lham
Schworer Jt .• treasu1er; and
\1ts. Ke nt Syndet. patlra·
mentasian.
WIN A BIBLE J 1939 Teresita Ln., Harbor ben enjoyed ope rettas at ~==-....iiiiiiililll-· ~Hiohl ands; Robelt Knapp, lhe mu•ic center, a uip to Ed Sorley· ~ economics major, 1000 Dover see "Thorouaflly Modem
· Dr ., Westcliff; Linda La-Millie," and !h e Bu sch
Stagehands me mbeu sup-
port and assrst South Coast
Re rettoty 1n s ales 0fpro-
gr:~m ads. cosiUme se-.·tng
and typ1ng, and Nhe1 act1·
\'it1es. Futute plans call f01
the SPf'OSOH:hlfl ('If play re·
new symposta, Ct)-ordtna·
tion of a speake1 s bureau
for women's clubs and o ther
tel at ed proJeCts.
RICHARD CATE/F11111R Prade, Spani•h major, 437 Garden., to name • few of heads L"o ,,...4,. of , ...... eJ Tustin Ave., Newpoft th e travel happeninas. After I ns
lllTLI,..IPICIALm' I CLIAN ... I ~ /ITOAAM: Heiahts; Gunter Mende, hi s• the installation, the Tues-Ed Sorl ey was installed
1•t.e.-t...,....,,S.h i ,C..UMI ...... 7:1:-1114 tocy maj01 , 272 1 Fifth Ave., day Club re tires until as ptesident of the Balboa L.,::O.""""'""'""""""a..OO...,..;.;.O.,..=:~::::=:a;~~=:l£~!!!!~d~e~I~M~a~r.;_ ____ , September. L1ons Club at the annual
I The new board includes: dinnet meetin&, succeeding
President, Mrs. Jack W. Robert Grensted.
Coit Drapery
Cleaning Is
Goaranti!ed Perfect
Stric ker; 1s t vi ce-president, Les \1illel, in~rnational
Mn. Fr ank Lona; 2nd vice-counsellor, was installin&
president, Mrs. Donald ofricet. Special gtests wete
Ohms; Jtd vi ce~resident, Charles \leyers, district
Mrs. E. A. Finlay; record-JOl'emor, and his ~·if e.
ina secretary , Mrs. Jd\n Al Hewes was ins talled
Simp1on; correapondina sec--as first vice-ptesident; retary, Mrs Donald Kollan se; Geot ae Gtaham as 2nd vice· tteanrer, Mrs. Claude Cotton; financial se cre tary, president and secretary;
PMa. Eliubclh. Lonarldae. Bob McGaha, )rd vice-vre•
sident; .\It Cook, ueasu1et;
YOLU.TEEIU•G 1• ASIA John Sympson, historian;
(With some refinements, of course)
Take that cool. mounta•n a1r home w1th you to enjoy on
the hottest days. You can-w•th gas a1r conditioning.
Pollens and impur~t•es are removed and humidity con·
trolled. You have cool. clean a1r where you want it-
all through the house-for the same comfort you
enjoy "up at the cab1n ." Put 10 your order now. for cool,
peaceful alf.
For more information on Ga s Aii· Conditioning,
call direct or collect to: 538·0211 , Ext. 322.
South••"
Count•"
G.u Coi'Yipany
&1 JJawe/1
STUDIO OF CIIAII1
AND MODBING
P1toae for FREE Brodiue •
"SECRETS Of BEAIJTV" ~ Coru• .,,~ Aoy tit• ~ ~lif. s.,... •I f".Mic 1"*-'d'-~ * MODEliNG AND TElEVI~ON * CHAaM AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT * DRAMA TICS-SPEECH-llnLE THEA TI E '* Specia l CourMs for Homem•kers*Car.., Ghil
FLORENCE SMALES Oireeklr •I O.r S..C. ~
HOURS MooaJNG AGINCY
' •·"'-,. • •'""-1S 1t N. Mlit~, S.,... AM 147~1
FINE FU RNITijRE -DECO RATING SERVICE
Amazin&ly ... it costs less when
you plan Thc.ls lander way!
341 Bay aide, Ncwpon Beach -• 673-1620
or 1~ R•loc.mtnt Regorclleu of tha age
of Your Draperies, If C1 ... aW.
• G..t•.nte-.1 H• Shrtnt ... a G.l••••ae4 ,..-fact Pleet ••l••••a
kim Oeunbera~ son of Mr . and Bob Haaland, Mario P a•
lftd Mu. B.N. Oe scnbcra. ci ni and Ben Brandt, di rec•
223 1 S.ytide Dr., Corona ton. Tom Baume was named
del Mat, will participate bu lletin editor. l
tbit l utrmcr in the: .. Vo lun-Atlendance pins~ pre•
teen of A• i a" proaram of sen ted ttl th e f tna: Top Hit of 1967
• (;uar.,te-.1 ParNcr ftt-" H-• • o.. ............. ,.,c Ll ,.
Profauionol R.-'101 I lnataUotion
We R ... •• Water D-11• • _ ~oon ~·· '
MOPP ........ , '!""'~
·iJtluiii .... ILtD. .. ft,C..._ • . ..... TGU.,.. ·-
Staaford Univeuity. He wi ll John Sympson, 19 yeats~
.. an July 1 (01 Japan to Masio Pacini, 6 yeUs; Ed
tneh En1liah to E~tal iah Sotlcy and F red .1er, 4
... ,..... inatruetou who year•; AI Hewes, J years;
Med work 011 ....--eiation. Dob Otens teci, l years;
30. Ralph Fuene. Georae Gra-
ham and Bill Howud. 1 yeac.
Mr. Pac;:ini a lso received a
pl.._t.ae for hit chairmanship
-•.iot OI the anauat lobucr Mh •
A bell and ,avel were 1inn
•
&Iii;!& to cetbina president Ore.,.
al44.
He' a -of N tDft ~Mn ln hla ftatd. He
........ ~ ...... --t1041Ctt ,.....
aioMI ..,._, ... '"'-,_ a .........
...... , I Cio! ................ ~
..... ~~--· A .... -... c.\ ............... .,aoilll ...... .
_., .... ,... .... .,_.tty ...... , .... ............... ,..,. ....... ........
,_ "'• ... or ••tftl _. "'•••· .......... ---· .., -.. "' ................ ? •
....., .. c....t_
a•LC:O..-.
c.-... -· c.ttt. _ .. ,...." .... a u r:.c. ......
.............. ~ ..................... .
m-m•
·PACIFIC
VIEW
lot f MOiti.AL PAit ( ---CEM!TUY
CR"""lURY
MAUSOLEUM ------(7l4) 11J.MU ,
INSU IL\Nt:E ...
FOR -.,LL OF VOUI't
!NSUR ... NCE NEEDS
ROBERTSON -SAOI.F.IR
INSU RANCE
lJJJ E. (.'Oul Hwy.
com.a del Mat -illoll~
f'UNERAL DIRECTORS .
BALTZ
MOR TUA RIES
1741 SUPERIOR AVE .
COSTA MESA
Midway b-2424
3520 E. COAST HI WAY
CORONA DEL MAR
ORiole J-H50
Si~tc• 194-2
frl~ndly Ne-l,rhborhood
Service
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
I 10 Broadw ay
U 8·3411. 8·3434 Coat. Mr,a
NEIPORT HARBOR EII91Jf
SECOND SECTION --P'll 4 THU RSOAY, JOIIE 1&, 1•1
OOilliiA 0£L IIAII. CAU F.
71 .in humanities course
' '111• 1~67 Hubor Hw .. nl-Dobby JOJdan,K-r Klaai ..
lnttitu&o, wtd~r the dj .. wi cl', Anita L. KniPP, Che1•
l'recdtln of Sheila Golde t , yiiCrauter, Betty Lanauoa,
Joan Miller and Did: Lever· RobertDi cklon L••lt,Cuo-·
ina from lhe Ne~~n--Mna tyn Lieay, Nut Linder, Jean
Unified School Dannct, hat Linder, Pad Lunde.·
a.ccepted 71 l~ntl from Steve MAii nowt ki, Oou1
lhe , ~~ to .121h arades to McC nell Andre Marlin paru crpate 1n th e proaram on ' 1 ' Crom July 10 to . Auaull 4. ~ndra Mo~tenton, Oar Ill
The theme it .. Valuu Nachola, Kfl ttin OtfJon,
throuah vitual methods:• Peralta, Diane Pettl n,all,
IIAY 'y AKE US A LITTLE WHIL!. · •
lilt II ,.. •• II I 111117 Ill II Ulw,
WI IIIII Hll l.ltl JHr .... 1111,
Minor repairs , loo M i.utton a, ti ny ri ps
are part of our fNe customer Nntl ce ...
Along wilh lho very beat of cl .... lng,
spotting and pres sing. .
FREE DELIVERY TOO. . , ... c:.u 011 ......
YILIT u.... ,a;&. COMT --.. ~
Curona deiMarH ich School Leslie P;bl l ll pt~ _Bill Pit"~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~!~~~~~~ be the s ite of the pr~ man ,_ Chn a ~obanaon,. Judy
which will run from Robtnaon, Mary Robinton.
a.m. to 12 nooo , 5 day• a Vivian Robinoon,' Stephanie ·CUSTOM HOMES -'I(EMODELING
-·HI.-
Studenu thi s year Santas, Sus an Schablien. COM~ERCIAL
expe rience lectures h 0 1 Personali zed Serd~:r architects in th e area, Marc Sc rycr, ay e
cludi no Jack Georaes of Scro aas , Karen Seaman, ~ E. ILDIIt HOST£SSES !01 the Zeta Tau Alpha salad ing event will be he ld at noon Wednes-i Pmita, Atchi-Steven Slap, Janice E. ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
luncheon include, from left. Mrs. W.R. day, June 21. at the home of Mrs. Melvin tecu, and J ohn Triu ipo of Smith, Otto Sorensen, Maula
Dana of Corona Highlands. Mrs , Barton A. Richley Sc on Lido Isle. Proceeds from William Blurock and As so-Stidham, Jeff Stieber, Rose-35 Yean in Sewport Beach
Bol in of Hunti ngton Beach, and Mr s . G.T. the benefit will go to the Orange County ciat.es, who designed the mazy Szabo, Chris Thomp-. 1 E. Bolboo Bl vd.
Kesselring of Costa Mesa. The fund rais· Society f01 Crippled Children and Adults. Eslancia Ui &h School, The son, Kare n Tippe r, Davi d
Award OIYa en New arrivals at Hoag ::;;·l~~hni~::. ~n,':~d·~ ~~~;ti neM~~~. v~~~~;:~~. Orco Block Co.
convey values through fil m Geot so·a Weyant, Pau. Ia Wil· s-"" TYPES 0 k d 1 · r th N BUD.DING BLOCKS -ALL d«-" -,..... by . a ers $otunloy, Moy 20 W.dn .. doy Moy 31 an se tctJ ons rom e a-Iiams, Suzanne Williams, U Girl _ Mr. and Mu. Gary Go tl _ ,,.,·. and Mrs. Bru ce ti ooal. Gallery of Art in If J . M . Te ... b•••~ JAca.. 1·Dtt -ta A ' w h Debbie Wo , a01 e ' aue IOU --.. 11& Slaatoa D21D I . ..... -'ne Ameucan Friends Costa Men. \ole sa. There are no grades and Younker. Blockburger, 433 Walnut, Burkms, 657 Wilson, Costa as mgton. c~~~:..:~~~~_:~~~===~=================::,
Se rvice Commi ttee has Gi rl -Mr. and ~-lu. Law-Boy _Mr. and Mn. Le roy no attendance requi reme nts.
aranted its 1967-68 awards renee Hanten, 2233-B Katnik, 1-II.H Clay St., Cliff Last year, du ring a +-week
to 5 gr aduate students, in· Oran ge Ave., Costa Me5a. Haven . period under lhtst condi-
cluding Gun ter Siegflied Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Law-Boy _Mr. and \trs , Wes ley tinns, th ere wert no ab--
Me nde of C01ona del \la1. renee Kinsella, 72 1 James Mau:, 1.3U5 1 Butle r, Irvine. sences. The criteria for
St., Cos ta ~·lesa. Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Th~ selection of students was Uc has received the Char·
lo ti.eChapman T urner Award,
desiznated particularly for
penons who are martied
and reartng fam ilies while
preparing for a career in
Boy-~-Jr. and \hs. Geurge mas E. Dunbar, 51B1-:! E. based on creative ability,
Salinaer, 2\lil Oral Ave., Balboa Bl vd., Balboa. counselor'uecommendation,
Balboa Island. Girl -\lr, and \Irs. Tony and student interest.
Sundo y, Moy 21 Ot!Lar , 225 Jasmine, Costa Th e following students
Gi rl -\lr. and \hs. Lyell \·lesa. have been accerted for the Evans , 2327 Alta Vi s ta Dr., n ..... _ Mr. and \Irs. Paul
...... :J ln stuLUte: medicme or the humanities. East Bluff. Ttoeset, '-555 Vista. Ba,•a,
Ita Dav1d Baxter, Dave Guntet \1ende will lllud~ "i.luy -\Jr. and \Ir s._ Gary West Upper Bay. . Beechen, \le ridee BJelland, ne~t year for hu master's ~ider, 2115-B Amer•can, Boy -\lr, and Mrs . Calvm Bl . J h Bl . D
· h' 1 UCI Cos ta \lc!ia. Eberle, 3229 New York, Ja~et a11, on 311, _ave degree tn Is tory 3
· .,.~,, _ \lr. and Mrs. Da vid Brtnkert, Robel! Browmn g, ~><. Costa \lesa. tie •s ma uied to the for-A. Corbin , 2111 Rura l, Dave Brunn, Russell Car·
me r Ch ristine \hils, dauah· Cosla \\esa. Thursday, J une l penter,Stephen J . Coc krane,
ter of the Harlow \fills of Mo"doy, Ma y 22 Buy-Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Nan Daley. Janet Dietz,
Altadena. Their son, Rolf, Girl -\lr, and \Irs:. ll enry Furry, 2U5 Mon te Vista, Cathy Egli, Guy Fabre, An-
was born wh1le Gunter \1e nde Fritk!i, H-l.J Bobb St., Cnsta \tesa. drea Fahy, Roben a Furness.
SAFE DEPOS IT BOXES
AR E NOW AVAILABLE
FROM 1 %c PER DAY
on an annual rental.
COSU, '-I[SA I 210 [nt l 7ttl Str .. l
M•••IIMI• f•d.,fl Df POI•I lrotu,.nc • Co•po .. toon was -.tudying in Germany -l Collo•yta-\~~1·,·.":."d \It•. Will iam Gi rl -.\1r. and Mrs. Robert Linda Genis, Jan Gissel, go .... Pflimlin, 235 Del Ma r Ave., p J We;;;/ttcliff Chapel. years a . B. Wtut.:, -II ~ E. Bay, Bal-Costa Mesa. riscilla Grie rson, ohn C.
The Ame rican Fr1ends '-·"Ja. Groening, Greta Halvorsen, ..,., Se1v1ce Cnmm1 ttee is a Qua-..,. Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Ste-tJryflll~ B("-' _ \·lr. and \Irs, Wa rren h L So ·0 I""' Sonora Kate Hamil!, Steve Hartley, -7 ~ ker peace fJrgamzation now ·7 P en • VI • v •
427 E. 17tt. ST. lOth E. L'Africain, Hn Willu Newport Shores. Mar shall Ha rvey, Charmaine
tr., s •• , o•
Pf"O" IO Pl .. on
S.rwiCf
COS1A MESA observing Its annlver• Lane, Cnsta \lesa. Gi rl _ \tr. and MIS. Pete r Henderson, Laurie Jcncka, ~===":':':·:•:•====:.~·~·:''~-----..:.----Gi rl -\lr. and \Irs. ll arold Wing, I6~C \lont~e ViSta , 1 B. Burkett, 2033 Clubhuuse Costa \lcsa.
Rd., 0111 ta \lc s a. Boy _ \h. and \tr!i. Tom .r C:HIJilC:HES .,.
.·
'lpmrtlf ~ Gl~r=~!
3262 a....l Str ... , N-apert Hei.ts .. .
A Fr a a11J Independent
(.(HIJI,fe~allonal Chri .,tiar~ Ch urch
·The R••· John PridcutoH, •inistef
Sunda~ Service and O utch School at 10:00 a.m.
June 11'1 Sermon "Anger in Love."
Nurs...,. care provi dH Phonr. U2.2740
Fi rst Bapt ist Ou.lrel.
n,.,y -\h. and \liS. Law-Takata, 7~U Baker St.,.
renee Oli ver, 3241 Oregon, Costa \lesa.
Costa \tesa. (iirl _ ·\tr. and ~-Irs. Paul
~ -\h, and \Irs . Paul Berhardt, 2527 Bamboo SL,
R. Pet.enon, 207\l Monrovia, East Blur£.
Collta Men. Bo} _\-Jr. and ~h s . Jerome
T u•sdoy, Mo y 23 Vandewalle, 2.31R LaSalle
Ciirl -\lr. and \Irs. Berry Ave., Costa \lesa.
E. Patmel}', 20JJ Anaheim
A,·e., Costa \It: sa.
Boy -\lr, and \hs. l.ee
Bu tts, :!IUU Ocean 81\·d.,
Balboa.
Boy _ \h. and \Ir s. R1,bert
Pirer, 17.3 E. Wilson Ave,,
Costa \-If! sa.
Friday, June 2
Boy -\lr. and ~hs.J oseph
11. Winston , 2645 Hun ya St.,
East Blurr.
Gi rl -Dr. and \1rs. Gerald
McClellan, 1741 Tustin St.,
Heoti"t -Al r
C.ditlonlftt
Sl! .. t M.tol
1UO Superiot Av•.
Ll 8.5531
FIERSUSS Sli'PUES ShMJbs, Interior Plonts TIDPIC.U.. 'liM
Tropical & Trees Wo have lhe lorvest .-.d
Cryatoliner Corporotion ln sectc ide s ond Fertili zer ""''' ~ti ful selection of
Costing Reains & Mold" · S&H Green Stomps tfalpic.l fh h i• lite • .._
Fiborglou Motariofs· on ..J F R EE DELIVE RY •• ·oleo c_,. o fwll line of
Suppl i•• -ll B-0292 [L'lliR<JI-. O..•i_.'l, •d all occa ..
of Cost O Me so
lla~Ji i!ltt ll ild·· r ,.JJo"w ... hip
l l'ldep.-ndt-,1 lfrhlf• H~pti ~l
Sonto Atlo & Mog nolio Sts .
ATTEND THE OtUROt
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULAIIL Y
Ho··} -\h. and \ln. Robert
C. Ku k, H6.5 ~1endoza,
Costa Mesa.
Boy -\-Jr. and \Ir s . J ames
J. Barre ll, JJU E. 15th St.,
-------,--SouthS.. lftl9lettl, 218 Ill, ~i26~P~I~o~cion~t~i~o,~Co~·~·'i'•~M;•;•;•l~§~~§~~~~~-~10riesn..._, IDr lha hoW.,. o APPAREL -WOMEN 0 JANITORIAL IIIII-, C.M.l i bony 11-7'161.
Cos ta ~·lesa.
Or. P.(,, .S cumann , pa">tor 1.-----------1
Gi rl -\-It, and \Ir s. Wm.
\Iiller, 3UU Trini ty Dr .,
Costa \1esa. ·
SUNDAY SERV ICES
l :.J S a.m. Sunda} School
11 :UU a.m. \lurnmx Wonhip
ll :lid p.rr .. Tramtng l 'n1ons
7:UIIp .m. !::.venmg Wor<i hip
WEDNESDAY
7:211 p.m. B1b lc Study
~:UU r.m. l.,raycr \keung
Luther<Nt Chu rch
Of the Mo ster
Luth•ron
Church in Am•rieo
2900 Pacifi c View Dr.
·urnna del Mar, C aliforma
Dr. William R. Eller
Phone: ORiole 3·5022
fl ·-l i lt.m •• ~"rn1ly V.or .. h•r ?·a·, ;o .m .• Chur•h ~•h•1u
I 1:()() a .m., F••!<tiv,. ltnr-.h iJI
~I I R S t-AY PAO\'IIH.IJ
CENTRAL
Thl ,,,,. •f Ci•l1
Tfl• ,.,_ •f Chrl •t
,,_ •I ~+~• "''" s,1.h
J.,...,. Sd.-1 f '·"'· .....,,,, W1,.hlp IOtlO '•"'· r .. '"'"' s ... tu 1 , ••• ........... ,. ...... s. .... ,. ..... ,,.,.., 1 , .....
.... ,....,. "vfilll .... let•
.4. f•ll Yo a .. Proar••
of Or1ace ••d 2Jrd
Co1t1 Mea l
F'IRST HAPTIST f'lfl:R('H
f\r,uth.,rn /
' Corona del .\1ar
Coast H wy. at Mac.o\.rthur
Dr. (.ltarles L. \lcCiain
6734 626 pa~l•.~r 675-1216
SUNDAY SCHOOL ••• 9:~!·..,
•ORN IHC WOIUHIP., 11:00 '"'
TIUINING UNION •.• 6:30pm
EVENING Wafi:SHIP •• 7:30-
WE DNESDAY SERVIC E 7:1S ""'
Ro y _ \h. and \Ir s. Fred
·u owser, 16 15 Cliff Dr.,
Cl iff Haven .
Boy-\lr. and \Ir s . James
Sullivan, 1773 Westminster
Av e., Costa \le lia.
Girl-\-h. and ·\Irs. Gerald
R. \h:Kenna, 2A.57 Clu ~
house Rd., Custa .\le sa.
Wedn .. do y, Moy 24
Girl -\tl r. and \tlrs, J ohn
Rivera, 41fl Newport Bl vd .,
Newport ll eiahts.
l hursdoy, Ma y 2S
Christ ian Sctence Bny -Mr. and \It s. Tho-
S.r.,ice s mas Robertson, 55 4 Tra-
n a.lliT CKU&cK Of' verse Dr., Costa \tie sa.
CHIU5T,SCIENT'IIn' I Fri doy, Moy 26
J30J Via Lido Gi rl -Mr. and Mn. Syl-
Newport Beach vester Ellill &t:T, 3 11 6 Me·
SUNDAY SCHOO!-Kinle)· Way, Collta Meu.
9:15 '·"'· _,. '''·"'· Gi rl -Mr. and \trs. Be r·
SUNDAY SE RVICES nard E. Mc l aughin J r., 568
9:15 -11 •·"'· W. Wilson, Costa Mesa.
WEDNESDAY EVENING Boy_ Mr .. and "1u. Wil liam
MEETING 1 '·"'· COVey, 2246 Rutaers, Costa READING RCXIM Men.
....... .,., 9 ·-· -', .•.
WMn,,4.,.: 9 '·"'· _ ''"''·"'· Gi rl-Mr. and Mrs. James r .... ,.., _,. ,,;,..,, Wriaht, 205~ Wallace, Cos&.a 9 •·•· -s , .•. ; 7·' ,... Meta, s.;,.,.,,.: I ..... -4 , ••.
a:COND car.:. or · Sot urcloy, Moy 27
cw....-.~ Boy-Dr. and Mrs. James
Newport a .. ch'at MeCunniff, 1621 Mariner,
Corot~a del Mar Dr., Uarbor HiP,Iandt.
lilt E~s t Coaat Hi .. ••J Gi rl -Mt. and Mu. Robert
SUND.\¥ SCHOOL t !IS •·•· J, Collons, lJO Everareen SlJNDAY SE RVICE 11 ..... PI Co •• " ., 1 .. fl'l t l a. WEDNESDAY EYI!NINO S..doy, i.lay 28
MEETI1 r<0GR·~.. •• •·•· Girl -.Mr. and Mra . Bru ce READ r< ~ -p · 2 Co M S u al ~'Jdift , J 111ne, 20 Ita e ta t., mu tu .-a I . Costa Men •
.>2163 Eut Coatt H•F•ay · Boy _ Mr. and Mrs. Will iam
Ma. ~ ~t. 10 •• to & P-:11~ 0. Loo1 Jr •• J~S E. 16th 1'11ordily e¥ea .. f'-1 \at St. C M
Ynu •e eonllaiiJ in iiH 10 MO:ul 011~_c:;;· auend ~c• S..iNt•eM oy,......,.
Costa Meu.
Soturdoy, June 3
Gi rl -\tr. and \1u.
K. Ande rson, 2662
Ave., Costa Mesa.
David
~!den
Boy -Mr. ind \1rs . Robert
Gildea, 462 Swarthmore
Cane, Costa Mesa.
Mondoy, June S
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bilket, 2500 Maraaret Or.,
Newpou Beach.
nAI DAHL
3 etter Dresses & s,..,,,,;.,,orl
Accessari .. or\d Gi fts
N•wporter Inn OR 5-1700
W•stcl iff Plozo Ml 2·24«
..t. . • ~'!<WI&.
·....!!E., -rw r.. hi
WILCOX.CIIITJ'INDIN
HAIIDWAU ,..-..t ... lenal Cfil•,._;._.,
2700 W, Coat H*J',. N.l . _ ... t
~-··· '"'JITI
o UPHOLSTERY
Tu.,doy, June 6 27J2 a, ·o.uc Jtwr. UPHOLSTERING ~y . \tlr. and Mrs. J erome Cl • .. ..., (fly E•rop~ta Craft•rr~m)
Kelly,22 1 Broadway , Costa REMODEL 2 po . ._,.ONLY
\1esa. .~~"~~'l~.,.~~f~J16~~~~ 169.50 Call '.'a...," Boy -Mr. and Mn. IJoug· 2J5 M.h, H. I . 5l6..4405
las Pol ley , 1947 0 Pomona • 8UILDtNG FREE 11.-1 & ,idcwp
Ave., Costa \lelia. _,_ ______ ...:__:.:..,_:...,!
Boy · \tr. and Mt s . William • RQIODELING •
Meher, 2260 Maple Stree t, ADDITIONS
Apt. B, Costa Mesa. LICEIUED i BONDED
Boy -Mr. and Mu . Doua·
lu Copeman, 456 Elmhurs t
Lane, Costa Me s a.
Wednesday, Jun• 7
Boy -\1r. and Mu. Donald
Rooten. I 54 4· Caraway Ot .,
Costa Mesa.
CUSTOM
FURNITURE UPIIOLSTE
MR. KLEEN
• Carj:let Cleaning
• floor·Strippiag
and waxing
• Windows
Com plete Cleaning
Service. CALL-
646-4977
0(/; .... 7. ·"··• ------·-......... oo-'<OIIIOCJ ,..,_IITUl
Gi rl -Ms. and Mu. Wil•
liam Schi llin.,51 .57 Sh aton,
Costa Men. ·
s. ...... , '"' c ......
........ Oul tlt,. c ... ., .... ' ,,_,.,
fHicl-s,,.,,, ~:~~:·~ C~t~c'"'
UPHOLATE...V • "EFINrSHING
DRAPI!:IIUI.S • CUSTO;M CANPETS
Gi rl-Mr . and Mn. Erick
Nielsen, 206 JOth St., Wes t
ia ad., L1 8·331 A
Coa&alfe••
it
fP:'!:
AMPL.IE PA....C:I NC.JN "lEAN
HE~RT .fUIIMITURI' CO., Ill C ..
"WHf RB Tfi B 4 V:S. PL .. GS PLY"
2tMi •• c.. •• • ..... w ,
c. ...... ..
o PLUMBING
A.R. MARSAC
PLUMB ER
70\l Carnation Ave.
Corona del Mar
P IWTibin& Re pai rs
DAY & NIGHT
WATER HEATERS
673-
OeGEAR E'S
~LUMJIIHG SERVICE
(Helia~l• PlM-111b010i a~td H.,.tl,•)
U /lOUR. £11ERGI."f'JCY .~EHIII CF:
PHOHE 646-0622
R ... 54-4187
Repolr -lnstollotlon -
Rewtodel
·TOM D•GEARE
961 W. 17th St.· Ut~l t C eo.,. "'•••
WALLACE CALDEIIHEAD
J 123. E. Coast Hiahway
Corona del Mu
ORiole 3-2250
IIUIHIIFI .... ..,
to ute tk 'ae•li•J a-. Boy -Mr. artd Mu. Paul , ~::::;;::;;::::::::;:;:::;::::!.~=;:==;~~~~ Roy· Muon , 3026 W. Coa,1 t ;:. Hwy., Marineu Mile.
LUNOtEON -~ER
COCKTAILS
OIUolo ,....,
J4511 VIA OPOJITO
.N-BoOCIIII 1 Boy -Mr. and Mu. Kent r11p, A. Spencer, 2043 National
,.Ow 16~ Blw/1& O.wr-looAMt He wpori H_.ot-,. Ave., CoaLa Me u •
.uo• c:._,,.,. o~~tlvc , Boy _ Mr. ~nd Mtt. Roac:r
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA L. Meinc:r1haaen , 2113 Pot-
THE AMEPU CAN L.UTHE:"AN CHURCH tola,'Coua Me~a.
1:00 a.m. to 9:00a.m.-F...,lly Worship Strvlce. Oirl -Mr. and Mro. Robert
9:15 .. ,.. to 10:15 a.m.-F...,lly Sllldy Sessfoto. 1P. Lemerr, 375 E. ll lh ,
IO:lO a.r.~. to ll~lO a.m.-F""'IIY Wo rship Service ca::r~:. and Mro. Wil-'fte-.-O.Bialo, ....... 'D• .... o.ore. J ..... ct., Villi lllliO!t Pat~r litrn Von Klein~nud, lll
l------~"'!!:!'!!!"!.'.!'!•!:•!!'!!'------..J.I 'Turcp>iH A .... Balboo lo-l•d.
er
t
•
LIGAL IIOTICI LIGALMDYICI
OIANC£ COIIN1'Y lOAD OEPAI'nlnT
OUNCE COUNTY, CAUPOIIIIA
NOTICE TO CONTUCTOU
.S.aMd pro~t. •Ill k reeolwocl at tiM: Otrl~ of &h Clark of tM B•rt1 of S.pen'lo .. of die Co.aly of a..... S..Y A ..
C.Ut..ie, -or MfON .d .. od.y U.. lrtl .. , or J~ty IM7 oi
2t00 P••· o'clod:,ot •tllcl d•• u.-7 will N ,.-uety .;.... ~
'"•d is aho Offlr:o of dlo Clerk of U.o B•N of s.P.rvloon ....
501 1 Coury A .. lolotn~tl-Bolldlo1, S.ala Au, C.UI...,'M., for
CetUtncUol o lll .. woy lo oec•4aace willl tllo pl&u ood 0 clfl·
cotlou th.,efor,J.o whlcll opeclol refor .. co l.-.. de oo fotf:wo 1 lo lilt! Co.oty of Oroo,., 011 IAoo Rod betwooo Rod Rill Avoue ood Col¥et Drive.
8\do ortl re.qolred for tho uti,. work oo descriMcl llorelo: ,,_ .. ,..,,...,. ..... ,,_,.
H.. OIHI~ttltr_ Dooorl"''-el wn
I 36,700 S.Y. fto•ovloe: Ao,Uh Co.erete Pove•eat
2 100. L.S. Clootlo1 ud Crobh'-1
3 1,300 M Col ForaiMloa ud Applylaa Water
4 26,200 C.Y. Ro.dway Escavatlo.
5( 36S C.Y , Strvc:q,. E1 cavatiOD
6 257 C.Y. Stnn:ta,. E•cavaliOD {8ridael
7 309 Too c,.vel BJ.aket
8 15,400 S. Y. C~N~~pttc:t iaa Otl1iul Crouad
9 loot\ L.S. Flolallla1 RtMadway
10 16,100 To• Aur•r••• Sobb .. e II 1 700 T011 Qalc:k hac
12 47,500 S.Y. Mlsla1 LTS (1.00' Thic k)
13 2,700 T on Awepte 8 .. e
14 16,100 Toa Agrepte (Ct.aa '8' CTB)
IS 47,500 S.Y. N11Jn1 Ct.aa '8' CTB
16 2,500 Bbl. Pont.iad Ce .. at
17 1.5 Toe liqold Aapllah SC-250 (Pri~t~C Co.t)
18 32 Ton llqold Aaphh NC-250 (Coriaa Sui
• C.T .B.)
19 20 Too Aapbaltic £•alalon (F o1 Seal Ca-t aad
Paiat Bioder)
20 8.040
21 400
22 I ,005
23 29
24 343
25 404
Too
S.Y.
Aaphah Co.crete
Placio1 AapUlt Co11 crete
(Miac:ella11eoaa Areaa)
L.F. r~l'lliah los Ccmc:rete P ilia1 (CI .. a l)
Each Orlvlaa Coocrete Pilea
(31' • 44') (C I .. a I)
C. Y. C la aa ''A •• Concrete (Stroc:turea)
C.Y. Cia .. "A" Concrete (8ridae)
Lb.. Bar Re inforc ins Steel 2661,000
27 98 ,500
28 9 ,500
29 20
30 50
Lb11 . Bar Reioforc:in1 Steel (8ridae)
Lba, Bar ReillfOt"eiDI Steel (Slope Protectioa)
Each Place Traffic: Sip.a
L.F. 18" Comapted Netal Pipe (16 Ga .)
L.J'. 24" Corrapted Meta l Pipe (14 Ga.)
L.F'. 36" Cot1'upted Metal Pipe (12 Ga.)
L.r . 25" • 16" Corrupted Metal Pipe Arch
3 1 58
32 30
.13 56
" 200
06 Ga,se)
L.F'. 43" • 27" Cot1'118ated Melli I Pipe Arch
" 714
112 Ga8e)
Lbs. Mi 11cellaoeoua lroa a nd Steel
J6 260
37 109
38 I ,130
39 2.000
Toa Rock Slope Protectioll (~ loa, Method B)
C. Y. CIa. sa "A" Coa.crete {Slope PTotect ioa.)
I..F'. Chain Link reor fl (Type I)
Lr. Chaia Liak F'eoce (Type C i-6 with s
11traod B.W.j
40 I 0 [ach Survey MoaumeiUs (Type A)
4 I 22 •:a ch Ga id~ Marke,.
42 I 0 •:ach Colvert Marker11
43 90 L r . Met a l Beam Guard Ra ilias
U 41 J L.r . Meta l Beam Bridae Railiaa
Th,. .fore«oin~~: quaatitie11 are approaimate oo.ly, beiag aivea ••
1 h11!1111 for tht r:ompa rlson of l.ids,and the Couot y of Oraaae
does not , expre1111lr or by implicatioa, agee that the actoal
•rn?unt of work wil r:orre11 pond therewith hut reaerve11 the ript
to •ncre .. •e or decrease the amouot of any cla11a or portion of the
work , or to omit pottiODII of the work, a11 may be deemed oece11·
sary ut advisable by the Ea111ioeer,
Tho: cont,.r.t docorru:nta shall coaai&l of Notir:e to Coauacto,.
f'otm of Pro:roeal, Form of Agreement, Plea&, Special Proviaioo.a:
and Stander Spec ification a,al! of wh ich are oa rile lo the Office
nf the Oranae Co11nty Road Oe~rtmeot and are hereby refet1'ed
tn and •ade • p.,l hereof.
Plan"", ~po'lcial Proviaioa.a aad other COiltract documeat fonn11
wilt be ava ila ble fOt" eurnioatioa without char8e• Copiea of all
contract doc:ume ota ma y be aecared at the Office of the Orear
Coa?ty ~oad Depertmeat, 400 Weal EiJhth Street , S.nta Au,
Cahfom1a ,
Plaa11, Spec ial Proviaim~• (not iocludias Staadan/ S pec ifica·
tiaa11 or oth er doc:umeata ia cluckd by rdereac.) a•d proposal
I~ -Y " o~tal••• lty ,.._,.c:dve bidders .,.... ,.,._at of
• pr lntlaa and aervlce c:har111e Ia tlae a•ooat of 15.00, wll lc.h
amount •ball Dol be relaadable. All checks aha II be -de pay·
able to Or.a111e County Treasurer bat ahoold be ma iled to the
R011d Departmet:ll, 400 Weal F.ipth Street, Sa11ta Aaa, Callfon.ia .
Copiea of the Standard Spec Hic:at ioa.a may be parchaaed for
$1 .56 111• included from the OepartmeDt of Public Worb, State of
Californi11 , or the Road Oepartrneat , Coooty of Oraaae, 400 Weal
Eiahth Street, SuLa Aoa, Califomia , :iO bid wi ll he cona idere d unleaa it is ma.de ou a bleak fonn
fum iahf'd by the Couoty Road Commillll ioa.er and i• made i11 ac•
C'ordance with the ptovillliona of the Staadard Specilicatioaa aad
Spee ia l Provi11iou .
The Board of So~N iaol"'l of the County of Ch"11111e reaervea the
riaht to reject 11 ny or all bida ,
The bid der!!!' atteotloo i11 direc-ted to the provia ioaa in Section
2 of th e Standard Spe c ilicati011.11 for the reqtairemeata aod coadi-
tiorul which he mu at obu rve in thr. prepa,.tion of the propoaal
form and the tt ubmiaa ion of the bid.
Provi.!lions of the State Contr•ct Act are uot applicable and
prpepet"tivf' bidder11 will not be required to be preqaallfied,
Employer peymenta other th11n those itt'mired herei11, •• de-
lioed io Section 1773,1 of the La bat Code, are to be paid ia ac·
cotdance with thfl te rms of the collective harp iaill8 asreeme ot
applicable to the type or claasifiC'ation of the workmea or mec:h·
anic11 employf'd on thfl project.
Overtime, Sunday• 1111d Holiday"-a ot leaa thea one aod ooe·
half (1%1 time11 the buic hourly rate pl1111 applicable e mp loyer
paymeat11 , The bo licla ya upon which aoc11 ratel •hall be pt~l d
11hall be all holid•y• recop ized in the collective b.raai11in8
a~eemf'nt appl ica ble to the particalar craft, c:laaslfication or
typ: of worltmaa employed on the f!'O,...ct .
Copie A of •II collective bar111a in•n8 •reerneDI3 relatio8 to the
work 11 a Aet fonh in the a forementione Labor Code •re 011. file
and ava ilable for inapection io the offi ce of the Oepartmeat of
lnduatrial Re latione , Olv iaioa of Labor Statiatic:a 1ad Reaearcb,
Attention ia di rected to Section 7·1.0IG of the Staodard Speci·
fi cationlll provid inll! for employment of apprentic:ea on the work.
Every such 11 pprutice Abell be paid the ataodard wase pa id to
a ppr,.nl ice• un der the re sulationa of the trade at which he ia
employed. Information re lative to employment of appn!stlces
aha II be obta ined from· the Direct or of the Department of fadua-
tri•l Relatione, who i11 the Admioiatl'ative Officer of the Califor-
nia Apprenticeahlp Couo c ll,
~'"'''""" Wa,.a. -Atteation Ia directed to Sect ioo 7. •·redel'al
Requirement• for lnte,.tate Hipway ProJects ," of th••e SptJcial
Proviaio1111,
Ia .. ceordaace with Sectloa. 115 of the fede,..).Aid Hlshway
Act 1956, the U.S. De,-nmeot of Labor ba• i .. aed Decl·
s ion No. AC-3,302 dated Oec:ea•ber 3, 1966, cooatltatlos pr•-
detennlaatlon of the ba.alc: boorly wase rates aod frlase beoe-
fh paymenta p-evailht.ala the 1•-dlat e locality fDf tile labcw
c:lauiflcatiOGa aatlclpated to be o-d 011 tile work u B11t ad
below: 31)-CA L-ORA-1-2-S-k
8ulc
J.D. B•lldlos, Heavy 1
No. Hwy. Coutrvetloa
Roorly fri•p Be.efit• P•y .. ata
Rate HI W Pe-toaa V•c:•ti•Arr. Tr.
1 Aabeat011 Workers t SAS-
2 BoUermakera 5,75
3 Bolle,..&era
Helpers
4 8rlcld•r•,.,
Stoee.-ao.a
5 BrleiL Tndara
CarpeaW:I'It
6 Catpt~atera
7 Saw fllal'l a TabJ. Pow•r S•• o,.,..,.
9 s., .... ,..
10 H11nlwood Ft"'
5.45
5.15
4.05
us
•• 91
4.9! ....
Uyera' NUhrrl ... t. 5.03
I I Ptl.••-tle 1\lall..-5.01
Piledrt.....,. .. ,
12
II
lfCk su.,...
8rt4p. O.c:IL c.,. ...... .,.,.
rlcke.rp_.
14 a .. 4 hek' sn.,...
c.--· ... -·
....
4.96
s.oo
l$ c ......... 4.60
l6 .............. .. •I• T.,_,., .,
.. u. c_, •·" 11 c .... , ......... .......... ...... o,... .....
.21
,20
.20
.215
.23 ,,.
.23
,23
,23
,23
,2S
,23
.n
,IS
.JS
.20
.20
.20
.22
.30 ...
••• ·"' ••• ·"'
• ••
.10
.so
.so
,.
.25
.2.5
.16
.IS
.IS .IS
.IS
.IS
.IS
.IS
.IS
.IS
.IS
.tO
. ou
.01
.01
.01
.OOIS
.OOIS
.OOIS .....
.OOIS
,OQIS
,OOIS
... s
.... s
... s
TNII RS0A Y, JCJII E 15, I 151
OOIOIA OEl.IIAII, C1tU F, LIGAL MOnCI
LIGAL IIDTICI
II O.,W.Ulutal .. ,.
E.._,.olu.t
U Elaetrka...
10 Ca~)a SpUe•,..
II £\evatorCoutnc"
1 ...
21 Ela,.••• C••tnc: ..
&,lOS
6.11
6.4S
$,$01o
• 18
.IS
.IS
,07$
LIGAL MOTICI
•••
I"N EBF
1SNE BF
.125
.IS
d
....
120.00.
120.001
tON Halpera 70. JRb .075 .125 d
1! E\e-watOII' CoaatJ•c•
'"" B11lpara (Probl$0$JR
24 ct.&k... 4.98
lrOIIWOII'k&fS I
25 Ralaforcf•1
26 Fnce Erectors
27 St,.etan h o .... _ ... ,
28 lnlptloa ' L.awa SJWiaklera
29 ltrl1111tloa I Lawa
5.54
5.51
5.71
15.2S
.IS
.28
.28
.28
,~.
Sprlali:M,. HelptJra 3.25 5~~
30 La, ... ,. 4 ,81 5 .19
Llae Cooau .. etia~~.:
31 Crnaad•ea, )at y .. r 4.95
32 Cra~~ad .. ea 5.26
3S Liaea~ea : Llae
Eq•i.-eot
o~,.lora
34 Cable Splicers
S5 Marble Sene,.
S6 Marble Setter•
6.1 I
6 .43
S.2Gi
.I$
. IS
.IS
.IS
.145
Helr.n l.855i .145
37 Marb e Senera
F'IPDr Criadera
Palater
4.105 i .145
.20
.2P
.20
.20
'""
.20
!'J5NEBf
l "Nt~Bf'
I"NEBF
I'J5NE BF'
.125
.18
.1 8
b
,18
.18
.1 8
,~.
·"
..
,02
.01 5
.01 5
.015
..
.01 5
120.008
120.008
.01
72 Croup VI
Com bin11tinn ijf'avy Duty Repaltmaa
11nd \li,.J,.I,., ·Concrete Miur, pavias -
Conctel,. Mobil,. Mi•e r ·Concrete Pump .
Pumpcrilt" Gun··Cruahlns Plao.t En~ineer
t:lr vr.tin8 r.r.der-Grade a ll .. Ul~hll..e
<:aL ieway • lloi•t (Cbicaf!o Boom & Mloel ..
Kr.lolllll lll'dt Le~~oder & 11imil11r type · Lih
~1 .. 1. \111 chin,. · Loader, Athey, Euclid,
l111nrod., Sicn111 m ,.irni la r type -r or k Lift,
o,.,., ~.tun · \!<1tUr P•trol ·lhltiple t:n8iDe ,
"larth moving rnaC'hinery . Part' Chief •
Ph,.umMt ir C:onf'frte PI111C'in8 Machine,
lt.d;],.y, P'"""wt'll or aimilu ty!-11!-
Skipl011der, whc,.lty ~ ovet 1 ~ yd• .•
"url•~·c lj ,.,.,,., & Pl11no:r ·Tra ctor t oadt:r,
r nowi N • lypt' tUIC'IDr, wi th boom allach-
lll"nll•. · Tr11vt'lin~ Pipew,.pping,
('],.anlnjl. & bending ma chio,.. • Ttench in ~~;
M11 t hiu,. (nver 6 h. depth)·
J'niv"!'""l }~quivcnent (Shovel, Backhoe,
IJrNI(IIo•·. r.lllml"h,.ll, llerrid;, 0et1'id
Uar~c. Cr;on~. Piledriver & .\luckia,c
.30
38 Broah-,.tat Borner 4. 97
39 Slt.eet Rock Tapers 5.12
40 Bruh (Swins Staae;)
.22
.22
.20
.20
.10
.10 ""' h on•· I 5.26 .30 .30 .30
Suoctaral S\eel;
Brld~~:e ; Sr.:y 5.22
41 Spray Sw 01 Sta,se :
Sudhluter 5.47
42 Saodb! .. ter Swio11 s ....
43 Steeplejack Work
44 Papertlaorr
45 Plaaterera
46 Plasterers Teode ra
47 Plumbera: Steamfit·
ters ; Lead B11l'llera
48 Roofe r•
49 Sheet Me ta!Worker11
50 Soh Floor lAyerll.
51 ~priaklers F'ittera
S2 Temzzo Work~r11
Terrauo lorkehl
Helpers:
53 Floor Macbiae
s. 72
6.37
5,095
4.655
4.44
5.55
5.521
5,74e
5.17
6.40
4.97
Operatora; llel ~r.t 4.3551
S4 All Baae Machine
W01k 4.62 I
.22
.22
.22
.22
.22
.18 .:u s
,~.
.15
.23 ·" .II
SS Tile Senera 5.31 e: .145
56 Tile Setters H e lpen~ 4.25 lr. .1 45
A We1deu~o : Receive rate pre11cribed
for crah perfonnin11
opera tio11 to which
weld in8 is inc idental
FOOTNOTES
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.32
10%
.21
.15
.10
.17
.18
.10
.10
.10
.10
.10
.35
.30 ,, .
.01
. 01
.01
.01
.01
.04 5 ..
.015
.015
.02.
.02
.02
•· lnc:ludea 1.30 P"r hour employee ('ontriLuti on to \'.r.C'<~t ion
runJI.
b. 80 botua pa id vacation .rter l yr;,r':o coolinuous serviC'"
with ume employer.
}:m pl ov~e• with less thsn 12 month!l' continuous e~ervire
receive additiooal pay o( 4".per •tra.i111ht time hour upon
lenninati011:1.
I P-id holiday.
c. lucludes 1 .04 pe r hou r Hea lth 1 fi colf&r,.. •nd S.lO per hou r
Vacation F uad employee contribut loo!!l.
d , Employer coatribotell 4$ basic hourly r•te for over 5 ye•r•'
service aad 2'.15 of baaic hoorly rate for 6 months' to 5 yeara'
service aa Vacatioo P•y credit. 6 P-id holidaya.
•· loclwdea ~ poe• ••I"'• lor Ya ea tiocr. I Holiday J'urt d em -
ploye• eoatrlbotl-.
L lncl11dea 1 .10 Vacatioa f uod.
•.· Per Aaanlll. h lnclodes 1 .035 per hour Hea lth & .. elf•rc 111Dd $.055 per hour
Pe n11 ion J'uad employee coau ibut ion.
i. Include• 1.04 per hour employee c::ontrihutioo to !le•hh &
We Hare and 1.10 to Vacation Fund ..
j. For finn 12 months of uoiotet1'upted service employf'f CM tri·
butea 2'.15 of sroea earni ngs u \'ac•tioa P•y. F'o,_-;ov'tl+' 12
month•' uainte "upted 11e rvice employf'r cootributfla 4 ~ of
g oaa eamlnp •• Vacation Pay,
k. lnclade& 1.04 per hour Heahh & lltelfare aotl 1.12 per hour
Vaca1ioa .f nod ~m ploye~:: cootribntion&.
I. lncludu 16.00 per wed: em ployef' contribution to Hellhh &
Welfare plan .
I.U. N.,, 1.11 bror,.rs
73 ll rilkr (L <!If'•l>ia· rnond-l';•~<>n L J•H
IJri ]],.,. ~ .. ntlhill"t''l
(IIQZI.I"IniiOl 14.15
74 !'!,.,.] ll"11dt>r.
hr>~or•l~t~~;tn •I . 125
7"> ( "l't"'' m ."'hm•·r.
l'o ... ri,.rm .. n I.Ob
76 Ca.-. & Oil P1f"'lon"
IV'"PP"' 16" & o•·~n ~.04
77 P•pelltycr.-. (non-
nl•'l"llll' tor i. """'"'•
dra in, & und"'ll"•und
Ill") .-.01
7R Dr ill,., l la r lr.ha mm,.r -
21"1" <J,.JI .. u·r] ·~r
long"n l.9Q
19 Horlr. !'lin,ll"'· <.,t".t lrt
{fin,. 'n',.; f:htt.r·."'llf,.h·
Ht·lt-l'n"'"' l'o.-.1~1 ·3.96
80 ,\ilph.tlt R.r.lr.,.r 11.
\r_.n,.r. tlu l!l(ymnbil~.
f:,.m,.nt lkmpt"r (I pl.
or lar~n & hlln<iling
LuI ~ t'!'mront l Con<'rf'll'
'ill\01' (.-J rluolin(l: Tr>trtor
!~prJ. C:un('r .. l .. r:nre
Cutter; f.a,. & Oil
P iprolinr "'rappt'•·Pnt
T,.n,j,., & f orm \Inn ,
Pn ~umal k .C1u•·E l~ctr• r
Tool Opt'rntor'l lnol
""IJIUIIIfOIV ( lao;.,.ifi .. d);
Roto Srr .. pr-r . Tree
l: limbtr·F al ] .. ,.ch. in
~~w-Pitt!lburgh C:hipP"r
4· ,.,imi\ar typr. IJru,.h
Shr,.ddf'r 3.91
81 Conrtctc Curer lm·
~l"'iOI.I!i Metnbrao,.. &
rorm Oiler; Malr.i1111 6
Caulking of all DOll·
mel• lie Pipe J oint!l:
Rip-rap Stoo,.pu••er: s .. ndblll .. lf'f !Pol
Tendn)
82 C.t".upnol lli!lJI.f'T 11.
ln~<talif'r
83 Chur l.to•ud"r
3 .89
3.88
J .85
84 l'nd••r,ll'r urmollmd,
Cainon Ur ll owf'r) 3.8.1
H5 PaC'~inji( Ro•J ·"''"'~'~ &
Pan ~. T.1nk ~hat .. , &
Clroan er 1.82~
86 As ph11h ~h ov"li'T:
t'in" Gm<i,.r-Hijth·
w11y &· S11r .. l Pa•·injr;.
o\irpor111, Hun"'"''" &
Power t:quipmtnl Basir Fti ne;~ 8 e11e fit11 Pilymf'nt:4 ,.imil11r tvP" h,.,,,·v
I.D. OperatoraOredging HourlyH & "P'eni!IIOD!I v.e.uon Kpp. l r. ron~trur tiMI , /..,noi-
No. (Hydraulic SuctiOD Rates "~'•'P'' (;,.,.,!0 ,.1 &
;-:;-;-:cc::"Dc"c'c•~·c•cl __ --;:-c:7'--:::---:::----:::----:::::-" .. , .. ,.,... "",. 57 Levenn.a $5.63 .30 .30 .06 .005 R': Gulllf'll Lh•""' 58 Auistant E:n8ioeer 811 f.utt1njr 'I orC'h (•I,..
.l.fiO
1.78
(Steam or E le ctric): mo l•t ionl; ~C"IIIN ,
We lder 5.17 .30 .30 .06 .005 T..rm11n& \tnr!Mfnldn 1.7":.
2..CA 1.-SC AL-LA 8·1 ·6+~~:
.2 15
. 2.15
.2 1 ">
.215
.215
.213
.2 IS
.21 ...
.21 'i
.2:15
.2 15
.2 1"'
.2 1;,
.2 I l
.215
.21::,
.22
.22
.22:
.22
.22:
.22
.22
.2:2:
.22
.22:
.2:2
.22
.2.2
.22
.22
.2:2
.15
.15
.IS
.15
·"
.15
.15
.15
.15
·" .15
.15
.15
·" ·"
.15
.01
.01
LIGALIIDnCI
101 Eae~U4-oty,. s,.N~tr
Tr•ekU•a ••• 25
yda.} 4.92
102 O..p(16 , .... lCI .. _
th:tl 2.S yb water '--1:
20 t•• or •onro-.tar· Trault-Mht (J y4a. ot .... .,)
~DIIMpcrete (6~ yd..
01 •ore) 4.71
lOS Track Creaaer I
Tlrca1aa
104 Water Tank (.000
. ...
plloa• I over) 4.6S
105 Trualt~l.l {uader 3
yd~t.)-l>ump<"rete (le-aa than
6~ yd•· waler level) 4.59
106 Tru ek Repalnnaa
.10
.so
,.30
•••
.so
ll e lptJrll t .58S .30
107 W•ter Teak (2500 to
leu thaa 4000 a•lloo•}-
Road 011 Spteader
Truclt.f)ootmaD 4,63
I 08 Dump (12 yda. to
lua than 16 yda,
Wil ler lev• I; 15 1011111
to leu than20 tou ) 4.51
109 Dump (8 yda . to leu
than 12 yda. waler
leve l: 10 toaa to le••
tha~~ 15 IottS) 4.43
110 l 'atrr Taok fuader
2500 ll!•lloaA) 4.41
Ill Dump {4 yd•. to leu
than 8 yda, water level:
6 tonA lo leall than
10 IOOA } 4.38
112 Dum p {under 4·yd.. water
lev"!: leas than 6 toaa}-
Tr.ffil' Control Pilot
Cu 4.35
Ill 'liar~housem•n 1
.30
.30
.30
.30
.30
.30
LIGALIItftCI
.20 •••
.20 .IS
••• .IS
.20 .l$
.20 .IS
.20 .I$
.20 .IS
.20 .IS
,20 .I $
.20 .IS
.20 ·"
.20 .15
r ... m'llet 4.27 .30 20 .15
Th~ prt't:ediDII! dec::ia ioa ia 10odified •• foil-•:
Date Of Meclilicatiaa Modificad• !fa.
Jnaary 9, 1967 0. ..
B~~oaic
1.0.
'lo.
Hourly }'ri•~ Beaefita Pay-ta
Ra tes HI W ~ilaloaa Vacatt-X,.. Tr.
CIIA NC.E:
I A!iobeat-"nrkf'r,. S6 .2Sa .21
36 Marbl~ .. etten~'
h"IJlf'rs 4.005~ .145
37 \hlrble "eller!o' floor '
j!:ri ~dl'!r" f.235k .145
Pa•n'"'"· 38 l:fru!j;h-Pa1nt burner 5.08
44 Paperh.r.ngrr ~.205
39 Sh~~~ rock taprno 5.23
'0 Bru"'h {s ... in~~: "'La!Sel.
S1rvr tural !lie,.], Brid111e .
Spril y 5.33
t l ~pnily ,. .. ·in,; o;!ap;e .
SandhLuoiN
42 S~~on dblaAtf'r ""' inrr
''~•II"
4J Stt'"PI"J•<"k ... ork
'15 Til,. "'""""
5.83 ....
).38r
.22
.22
.27
.27
·" .22
.22
,145
.20
·" ·"
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20 .
.20
.20
.17
)6 T il e .,,.ltrr,.·
hrd pror" 4.30k .145 .19
rOOT"iOTES:
.10
.10
.10
.10
.10
.10 ·"
...
.01
.01
,01
,01
.01
.01
.01 ... ...
... Jn..-Judr .. S .:.O prr hour f'mployre t'ontti butioa to \'ae.atioa F•ad.
r , lnr !udf's $.04 per hour He11lth & Welfal't" 1111d S.30 pl"f llour \'a-
l'allo:->n Fund ~mpioy"" cou.uibut iOG~.
lt. lnl'~u d,.~ 1.04 per hour Hea lth & Welfarf' aod S.l2 per ltov Va·
l:'lll•on f und F:mplovef' contri but:oas .
OMIT:
Oredlfl"' .. r h,.dulc
AI)D·
or .. d (ol i n~; "''"ht"d u ] ..
P nwer Eqo1pment B•siC'
Lll. OP"rators Dtf'd~iu ll! Hourly Friar Beaelita Pay•ea\11
'io. fAvd~uliC" So C'tion ,la r..ca 1i & I' Peu•o.• \-acauo. Xpp. Tt.
On:d eal
5'7 t..vefWiaa
58 o\!!'!Oi!ltanl t:nginf'~t
ISt~am or ,.],.ctnl'), • ... ,d,.,
'i9 D,.rkJOatr
60 .. m.·hmaa f.S1,.m
5.1 7
1.79
,. io C'h or drf'dll!f') 4.73
61 a ... , .. mall, o .. d .h.!ld.
r,,.m•n. Od~r .
.>0
.30
.30
.30
•••
.30
.30
.30
. ..
.23
.23
.23
.en
.01!!<
.015
.015
t. .. , .. ~m"n 4.30 .30 .30 .23 .OI S
6-C ,f,L-SCA L-P EO (0ndlli•lll • •
8 aa1c
l.ll. llr"djlin@: Hourlv J'rinse Beaelit11 Par•eata
\n , ![];om Shrll i)rd~,.,.)R llte ll H6 I' P,..o,iOQa Va calioe Xpp. t r.
fl~ l.rv('rman 15.63 .30 .30 .23 .015
ll1 1\,,lr h f.n!l•nccr 5.17 .30 .30 .23 .015
M n~.-ltmlllf' 4.i9 .30 .30 .23 .OU
65 A .. r,rf'm;oi,.(!!',.~!(O•n,t~) 4.73 .30 .30 .23 .01 5
66 Allrjr .. man. n~t'lth.nd :
Fwman, Od,.r -4.30 .30 .30 .23 .015
l~t -'I.• 8' ORDER OF THE BOARD Ot" SU PE.RVISOIS
or ORo\NGt: COliNn . CAU J'ORNIA
J' .f.. ST JOHN
( ounh C:lf'tk nd .. ,-officiO Clerk of tile a-rd
nf 'uFH"n'i"'o"' of <fta 11!f' Co•oty, Ca liloraia 59 Oecltmate 4.79 .lO ,30 .06 .005
60 Winchman {Ste 111 2-C,\L-SC ... l..L.AIJ·I-fJ·l·ll Juo ~ 6, 1Qti7 R• \t abt'l L. Cut .. i•. Deputy -;;---------~·~·:.•~"~:~r;,;~·~!'~B~·~·~·~I~;~~·~•~·~r~m~•;•~"~: Put,\ 1 .. h Jan,. winch or dred~e) 4.73 .30 ,JO .06 .005
1.11 . Hnurh II& I p,.11os1on!l Va t'at lnn App. Tr.
..;o. 1.,1bor"r' Ro~tes LEGAL NOTICE
6 1 Bar8eman, Deckhand ;
rire man, Oiler;
Leveeman ... 30 .30 ,30 .06 .005 89 I ..ahnr .. t (lf"n,.ra 1-rnn· .... 011\.[ Of TIU:STI:E'"S So\U:
LEGAL HOTICI
Deed of Tn at.
6-CAL-SC.-\L-PEO (Drd~~:inJI!). t ..,ltuotlon·•l••m.,Jil<ro n-dn. TRl'ST \'0, 5822
Power Equipment Bask jl<l l'kinjl of 1""nr wl•·· On Julv 7, l %7, at e le v~Q.
I D 0 Dred . H I r . A r p Wl nrir ... ' ('],. .. n .. r). 1•11 " o'dOt"k ·\.\t. fir ... ! o\medCII llo .. ptJ,..tora re 1••1 oor y r1n~e en~ 1111 •tmt-nt~o & 0.1 p 11,..],.1., s.1.7o .2 1":. .22 .1\ r · 1 c•;·~·~'::C~I·:,·:::S::h~·~':l ~o~':'':·~·:·;•;::•::·c":':..::":;'~·:..::p2';·;·:··:·:·:..::•:·~·~·:1 ·:=::.:·'.:_o:PP~-~T;r . c:nn i , .. La IHlri"T... II .. ,,,.. .. ranee & Trol!lt c om• ; :\ 1 ROO Pitt\', '"~" I ru,..t,.or., or I!IUcC efl llot 62 Levennao 15.63 ,30 .30 .06 .005 911 'olt"mrn& mrn 4 .54"1 .Z I, .22 ·15 tru!lll,.,. m ub.!iti!Dit"d trul'ltec,
63 Watch En8ineer 5.17 .30 .30 .06 .OO"l 9 1 Cunm••n "-175 ·215 ·22 ·'"'I by the .... ,, .. in o .. ,.d of Tro!llt
64 Decltmate 4.79 .30 .30 .06 .005 92 1\o·h nnn <l \k n l .i l5 ( .Zl~ .. 22 8 T .IS u e r uted bv Thomiii'I 'J. Heyde,
658araemate (Seasoing)4.7J ,JO .30 .Oti .005 1 .1 \I!)IHII~ 'l-:,-\L-.f.A L-tA (ann,..!) 1·2·3·r •n unmarTi"d man , and tf'conf ..
66 Batf!Ciii'IAn ; De ckhaad; Fireman, Oiler 4.30 ,3() .30 .06 .005 ('hnn••l & l'unll•·l..,..;h,tft Cons t111c1ion\ ed :\Upi!l l 13 . 1963 in Book
[)aud: haf' iS, \967
fiRST .-\MERJCAN nTL [
ISSCR.-\S CE & TIUJ!'T
COMP.t.NY
By ALAN A • .:~OX
.o\uthoriu d Oflicef
Publish: J~ne I S, jaae
and J unf' 29, 1967, I•
Sew port Harbar F..ulp
22,
tloo
2 ~AL-$C:.-\L-P[Q-u.3 -r QJ "h.dt, n, ...... \l in..r -l .M.'i .:!t'l .2:? .15 66:'2. P•a~ 871 of Offic ia l Re· LEGA.L MOTICI
67 c;,11v~ 1 Q4 ll t~"'''r, llrdlf'f, c nr d11 nf Out~l!!" Cout~t,., Ca li· CERTTriCAT[ OF' BUSINESS
Air Compresaor-Pump-Generator . ]',,..,,j,.rmna. l"h,.rr. fom i11 an rl purAU&ot to that riC'titioaa J'1twl t'i a••
Ea1ioeer, Oi)er • ~i8JI.a lman . He11v~ Pir lwrm .. n. K"mpo"r. l:f'rlll ill "'otiC'~ of Default and Tl!;[ lfNDE RSIGN [O 4oe•
Ooty Repairmao'• He lper . Switchman -01hrr Pn,.umil ll'' f:lectina to ~t~ll tber~un d~t If'• h~":re.by cert ify dtat ll.e ia ~--
81'ake-• 4.38 ,30 .30 .30 ,01 L~>nn"1" 1'111..-"' rord~d \tu .::b 7, 1967 ia Book dueti•A a c-mercial -.n<~~•• 68 G,..,. 11 Ol""r"tur. \l•n"'"· 8 192,Pa~~:~ ]52 of Offi cia l ft e., ,.,.Dia l b~~aiaeu 11 a.~-le•
Coecrete Mi•er, ~tk ip type · Conveyot · fnnn .. l !tu~nd or ('OI'dll of Orano" Count1 , will land, Califonia, ft4t:t Uw: • I rl G D... m:tr hm,.l. ro ... •lrr• e taao -remaa • eoe,.tor • r umP noder and -rsuant to aaid fictitioaa f~r~n name of C I C
C (2~ · I · bl m,on , l'lim,.r llou..... ,.-or -preallot' -~ roc aSIYf', porta e O.."d of Tra[l;t !'ell at -hlif' o,;ldl•o Ce.ter aad dial MW
1 .. 1 Ce I P C St,.,.1 r nrm Hn111cr, ,.-•• • aera or • amp or ompntll&or .::.,.11,.,. Ttmi.W'rmou , aoctiOD for caah, lawful money fine Ia co•po~~ed of~~ follow"' Pl .. t • Hydroatatic Pomp · Rotary Dr ill of the tloitf'd S~ateo ol Aaeri· b I Helper (otllield typtJ) Skiploader, whef'l H,.l imho-nnan (woool or ia8 pef'O .. , w oae aa~ • type·Ford Ferr.:aoa, Jeep or s imilar 'l tt'rll 4,595 .215 .22 .15 C'l, 1 1 th~ ma iu WeJit e.traoce hall a-.d plece• of Nlli-.ee
type" yd. or eaa (w/o dr•stYPf' att ach•.). Q,!"' Grm11 r.nnm .. n 4.S45 .215 .2.2 .IS to th,. ril'!l t o\rneric .. Titk are aa loll-a, to-wit ;
Te•potary Heatilll Pl .. t . Track Crane 96 f:•tllr T"n'l"'· Chuf'k· lnaoras('r & TrotH Comp .. y Pul [l,.ci, :t09 Marl ..
Oiler 4.62 .30 .30 .30, .01 tf'n•l,.r. '<ipP"r. !'t,.t'l bul1dio~~; lcx:at cd at tile a "th-A"'"" S.lltoe Ia )and. CalU.,...
69 GN.j' m rorm R"i""'· ~ .. u..,·:o ea11 t comer of J'ift .. ••d ,._Ia aia 92662.
A • Fr..e • I Is ch Tn~d: _ Dlnk.~y ll~hl"r: \ lluAiniTI\1111, Strt:elll in thl'l city of S.ata WI1'Nf.SS _., halll Ur.ls lldl
LocH!otlv• or Tuaoel Motor • [levator Hol11t -Jaclt.huunf'r, Pnl'!um•tk A1111, Ca lifnrnia •II tkat ri.t da1 of ... ,., 1967.
Eq•l,.nt Greaaer-Ford, Ferp8 c:o or Toni~ ("'rrpt drilltt) ·t.H 5 .215 .22 .IS, tit I .. 1Uad interu t coeveyed to P .. t Clreel
al•llar type (wh. 4NIJ'{.PII attach .). 'J7 Bull r.Anl(, \Iucker, •ad n ow hf'l ld ••de.r ~cl of STAT£ Or CAUF'OafUA)
I ... h I I . Ttar km•n : (QDcr"'tt> T 7 -a.-er 01 • • at 11pe •qo•P· -t11a1 in th .. pro-t\y ahaated (N
P C C I u-'I p C:r,.w , lnr \l)"in ~ ,-OWIIf .. e1111e "Dfl .... e .. •• • _,, ia th .. C:t~unty aad State tie-COUI\ITY Or OIANCE ) C t S. p Or! J b F' Aothleno. ~pru• t',.,.., OlleN. w . o-.r vea ... 0 orm llnm--~a . Grtlut C:rt' ... ; ac:rilH!d ... : 0.. .. 1. , ... a, ., ...,.
Satter · Rod .. a -CUI ... a -Ro.a Caf1'i~r ,~" Lot 12, Block 7, Se .. hor. 1961, lt.,f_. ... a ,.....,. Ooklte) ·Self-propelled T•r Plpell•l•s ~w•1 mJII"r (lli"'I~T~<mllta , Colooy Tract, •• ••-• oa a "''llo lo ... 1 .... -~!':,•i.':t.':.-?'T';!!b~:ppi•& I ;~,~hmao nn aa nf'l4.345 .215 .2:! .15 Nap racord.,d i• 8oM; 7, ,.. cO:.., ... $tau, ,... ....
25 of Mi•« llu•on ,..,., .d' .. la, ~ ftJr e JOr'nl ...
4.86 .SO .30 .30 .OJ 2..CAL.-.COC • .\L.-TI.-I~.,. rec orda of ~... C-ty, l\: 70 .... IV T RU«.:l URI \'F.RS _. ._..,.., pua_. •A
Ae ... b Pint fl,....a • l•lal ... drtloe .. Callf-ia . M PAUL CII-ACt. .. ...... • llber (e~t• or ..... It plaat) _ 98 l.eTo.ruau Puii8•Ten• ~ld l!la ~ will he ..Ae wl~ .. ~ '-.. ,.... .._.
CaKNM ,_~ , ... 11 --ol.o.lt .. ) .. Derrk:k Mea .obru ' ""i111ilar type oat cov~ .. at ·OII',tw...... ty, n• --Ia. tb ••• .... I ,__ eqolf"f'll; T'fack d '-t CaUIMW) .. J)lq ·~\J-ft (la~t.~i•l ••tet pre11-. l • •• ..., • • • •U.ta ._ • _. .., walla). li..a.ll•• c ....... , S~-· _ R e~ln.u S.ll5 .30 .20 .15 tt.e title, poao-••i• 011' ., ... lo~ .. .:. .. ~
... • 99 O.•p (25 ... da. or More, ..__ la!, tloo , "--._. • Lac:a.otl,. « • PIIWflt water .. vel, •la~1e n ....... c .. t~ Nl · · ,.. n .. .-. -~. IaUer. c .. paoetlu . I'I:'Sd 4 1 ,1 -l•laa prhtc t,_l •-._ • . Ill ftTIIUI -IIOP, 1 ,._ .. ~-·1 ' ,, li ... , •• 'Of ('-.. _, 01111 5.19 .30 .20 .u ... • ~ .... ~ · I ..c~ M ,ep 10 " ,..., t~A L-SC'..AL--TI-1 .. --l., .. e 80"' N-ewt' "'7 _... .... ..._ .. Ml., ._. ..
4.91 .30 • .SO .lO .01 ---------;:-,,-~---~-__:_:..:_ __ of TrMt ta witt I &.M..OI wl*. ...... _, ...... .... 611 ---------=--:-~2.cA_:__:t-SC:__·A_L~-_:Pf...::,:.<>-:_:,14;:_-k.:_:___ 8••1~ .... ,..., dteft• ,._ _....., ' .. _. ,._ ~ 6N1 C. .. s •
Bule ';;·;0~, :-!!!~~!!;~_.:R~-;;~I'!.!l!r:!-~~-~·~l§l'~'~"'~~!'jfi .. ~ •• prnYiW .. ••W ..... •• •• ............. ~~~:]~~~::_JB~M~r~l)'!_~~~~~~~~~~~~~·· Tl'ad Drive,. bte• HI • Kiil..,. V.c•tiAJIIF h . pdtet wftlaol'-... •• ,.__di&:F• = ....., ._ .... I•'" 100 Roaa C.rrler t•ldl· 0 fii'!M'" • ..., Nee ...... .... ••r•·Fork L.ifl A nell ..-, • .-• ..,. .... C...,_. ... . ~':: Or1 ... ~~dtall ss.oss .ae .n .15 =~=-:• .. ~ ::..-:: ~J., , Ia • .,.,,..,_,_
'-wwt• • fl•rt••• ~ ..W .,,, It )-. 1. 1. 11. &
' -
IE A GOOD NEIGHBOR
If yw 1re a ne...,comer, or
kno~~o of a newcomer tn l
tJ1e llarbor Area ...,ho ha s
not been wel comed. do ./
her a favor b)' c ~ol l •n, the
Hubor V11itor between
II ilnd 10 a.m., and sht I
Wi ll ca ll on you r fr~rnd
"'-Hh valuable ~nformata .. 1
and 11 fts ftorn fn endl)
bus ~ne ss firms ~~o h•ch
s lilnd ready to help her
become &CQ\I iilnted ""''h
her ne"" "''.uroundi ngs.
THE HARBOR VI~TOR
Pho"e: HY 4-9368
0
Former Film Star, Frankfort UIIPOIIT HAIIIOR EIIIIJf
SfCDID SfCTIOII --P ... 6
liiUIISDAY, JUliE 15, 1!67
OOMMIA D£L liAR, CALl F.
DEPUTY D.A. TO TALK
Richard N. Parslow Jr.,
de pu ty c11s u ict attotney o r
Orange Count), will spea k
at the J un e 18 noon lun•
cheon mee tin g of the Harhot
Bar Assn. at th e VIl la \Ia·
_.,lfi!UMM'IUI:ih-''1•1
I '*7701 1·
Father's Day
is this Sunday
-ARROuz.:-
·~~~tton
Penna-Iron
The _,1'011 ahlrl that
doea11'1 ,.., ,.,,_,
SW EEPSTAKES WINNERS of the Orange
Coun ty Advert ising Club's crafts com -
pet it ion are William Aldr ich, left, of the
Ir vine Company , and Wil bur Smith, right,
of Wilbu r Smi th Advertising Agen cy. They
are being congratulated by club presi -
dent, Uary Bennett. The f irst annual
Crafts Com pet it ion was MC'd by I<MPC's
Andy Park.
Agenda for Planners
H«t'• • handlome eollection of aport
thiN in eon)lort.lblt 100% cotton. Per-
~ inMd by ARROWbofon yw
buy thMa , .. •nd thio durable pr.-Wt.o
the lift ofthtthirt. Wt h.IVt a tridt Ml«·
tion ol colon •nd pett.ma to ehOOM
from .•. in tht famou1 ARROW Trim••Y
eollor or populor button.d<twno. Illuo·
tratod •bovo. lneh·...;ck ehoclu. Button ·
dOWD collar. Short 1~ $5.00
The Plannina Commission over h om lhe April 20, May ina in C-2+1 distiict.
of Newport Beach will con-18 and June I meetings. Uoaa Hospi tal, 301 N.
sider the followina items Al yn Ni elsen, 703 Edge· Newport Blvd •. Weu New•
at its meetin1 at 8 toni&ht, water, Balboa, an apart· port Heiahts, identificati on
June IS in the City Hall: ment on th e 2nd fl oor of a and dir ec tional si&n in R·l Am•ndm~nt commercial bu ilding m a disuict.
Great Western Savings & C·l dis u ict. Exuptlon Permits
Loan As s n .. 310 Femando L.H. Jannen, 122 Ruby Robert W. Bachelor, 33H
St •• Balboa, change in set· Ave., Balboa Island, addi· W. Coas t Hwy., Marineu
back on Fernando St. ft om tion of a 2nd dwelling un it \tile, sian in exce ss of the
9 feet to zer o reel. to a non~onform ing dwell-25-foo t he1ght li mit 1n
OI!PAfltTM!NT S T Ofltl!~
Un P•mlts ing in R-2 di!iUi ct. C-2-H disuict.
The Irvine Co., community R.W. Gordon, 2906 W. Robinson's, No. 2 Fash· 1816 Newport llvd.-Costa MftCI
duecti onal sign on \lac-Coast Hwy., \lariners 1on Is land, Newport Center,
Arthur Bl vd. notth of Uni· ~li le , ap&Jtmcn t on the 2nd mcte ase in th e s ize of
vers ity Or. This was held floor of a commercial bu i ld-signs ,
USED Ll ___ cDRV __ A_••s __ ...... l I STICK SHIFT WAGONS I
'65 DODGI WAGON. V ... SHell $1795 WI IUoWI t • ....._, COIIYAIIII ,_
YDUil MLKfNNI I COIIVEm HEADQUARTERs I L.l __ •M_PO_•r_s _ ..... I
• ., cCHMmau . . . . sim
n iNO IUY, ...... ,__......_ , .. le • IIINI.,.
'64 mill UY COIMiniU . $21"
,Itt .,.,_._ • ..,_ .,.., rl'llle • ......... ftCZ·WI
'66 OHL W-.. .. . .. . $164.5
4 ..... """' ........ T• CMtltf, L-~
'64 SPOilT COUPI .......... $ 774
lf-..c lr-~ , .... I .....-...... OU IlL
't2 MCIIIZA IIDAII. A.T •.... $ 79,
'61 MCIIIZA CPl. u. Ull .. $ 995
'65 -CPl. u ....... $1595
-f '61 -ZA CPl. u . U11 .. $1045
'14 V. W. IUS . . . . . . ..... 1144 '61 M011ZA W.. A.T., 1&11 $ 675"
"""'" ... t1o ~-. • .....r, rMif _. ... STING lAY . . . ....... ..,.., '*"''· Lk. .... An' ox . ....
• :wt • ...... .. .., ... "'...... I ..... . L_CIIEVIOI.IT __ sm_AN_s__.l I 3 COIMITIIUS '64 STN UY IAITIACK ... Pl" • • ~ •
-~lt.,_ .._ wlfll lUck""""-.. -·-·-•J-• ...... ' ,.., .. ,...., • "·'"· v~ ...,... • ... Ill "M *li·u 'M -_,_. ........... • ..,.. ------"'·""' -................ -'"'-.·· --.---... .:.--...... , ....... ,....,, ..... ........ ......... 111117J. I .... ,.. . *1144 '64 liU1C1C u ~ ........ $17ft --............... !1!!_ .... __ .... __ ,_ I
::;,' •l~k :r.r-'*-,..:It W IIMMf, M."li.fJr.• A lii.r ~ ...., ~· 1.&
·u ·ww .............. $1444 ·~ --'w •oAL ,1---· ____ ... _ --·-·-· -·· ~ '65 IIUIY-.. : ....... $52 MO. =..-· ........... _.... ........ .._ ·-;::-;;;;;;.-........ · 1:'1 .. =:.-Nw':..=.:=
'65 IM'AIA ..r .All . . f.l.."! :r.r::c:-:=."'L:=.:;i --~"':.~ .......
•
~~~~~ tl~_,_ .. -lt60 CNIYIOln
'
• •