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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-10-05 - Newport Harbor EnsignYouth's death investigated An altcmpt is beina made by the Oranac County Coro- Mr'a office to determine the amount of demerol present in the body or 17-ycar-old Ne lson John Donaldson, who died early Saturday momina. He was found in his room at the Corona del Mit Animal Hospital, 2948 E. Coast Hwy ., where he had worked as a kennel boy. The. body was discovered at 7:1S a.m. by Joann Susak, 13, of 516 Iris, Corona del Mar, who Jives across the street and used to awaken him to ao to school. STS BuMy Boltz, 512~ Ir is Ave ., Corona de l Mar, sta· ted she had been with Nel· son from 7:30 o.m. until a little after 11:30 p.m. Fri- day. She said that since the first part of Ausus t Ne l· son ,had complained of pain and sickness. She claimed abe observed Nelson aive himself 4 injections of what be .. id was demerol. At 11 :15 he took what he de· acribed u a a leepina pill. CO RONA DEL MAR Hi gh School stu· den ts selected as s emi ·fina list s in the National Merit Scholarship competition include the following: seated, left to rig ht, Laurey Kramer, Gayle Scroggs , and Janet Dietz; s tanding, Andrew Rose, at left, and Martin Getbaum. Not pictured: Charles Freeman. (Da te Sa. maker photo.) Services were held Sun· day, Oct. I, at Baltz Cha· pel, Corona del Mar, fo llow• ed by cremation and burial at sea. Survivou are hi s parents, Mr. and Mrs . John Donald· son, 321 his , Corona del Mar;2 brothers, Stephen and Allan; and Jl'ilndmothers, Mrs.Mertie Withers and ~h. Lillian Hutchinson. UF protest Costa Mesli Pastor Kenry E. Jone4 has raised objec- tions to includina Protestant Welfare and Catholi c Wc:l- fare in the United Fund budaet. ~-Jones, who is pastor d Central Bib le Church, explained hi s position as follows : "In my opinion, the chwches of the Harbor Council of Churches and the Catholic churche s have no riaht to take commun ity funds 10 s upport the mem- bers of their churches who are in need: and, those who are ouuidc of these chw· ches are already be ina ade- quately and competently cared for throuah the Sa lva- ti on Army, Assistance Lea- aue, Volunteer Burea u, and other established oraamza- tions ." He commented on a le uer from the Rev. Jame s E. Piercy, minister of the Firs t Christian Church of Cos ta Mesa and chairman o( the social action commiuec: of the Harbor Counci I of Chw- ches, who announced a pro- ject of auistina p eople in the community "who need personalized help on an emeraency basis." Mt. Piercy was seekina to have local residents commit them- selves to fwtherina the pro- ject, which he has named "Fish," the aae-o ld desia· nation for Christian. Yule plans to be aired Hubert Peiraol, preaident of the Corona del Mar Clam- ber oC Conmerco, baa called a .. neral merdtanu and buaiaeumen's 'breatraat for 7:30 a.m. WeGJ.nday, Oc:L 11, at Leo's reataurant., 25U B. Coast Hwy.; to co- ord.iaale ideas for this year'• Osritlmaa theme, "candy c ....... Pl•a ue beia1 made 1o ha.. 111 o ld fubiooed Cllritllnaa , .. ton witb pop- ccm, c:raaberriea, 1nd u• miqa. All IMtclaaftt. 104 basi• ...... a u. uraH 1o be ...... t to auiu willl ideaa ......... ..-.. lo\*. Polnol. TOP SCHOLARS COMPETE ' Semi·finalists in the Na• tiona!. Merit Scholarship proaram have been announc .. ed by the 4 Harbor area high schools. Corona del Mar : Janet Dietz, Ch arles Freeman, i\tartin Gelbaum, Laurey Kramer, Andrew Rose, and Gayle Scroq s. • raised IS Pastor_ lones sai.d in reply to t>otr . P iercy: "It appears to me that tbe social action COIT'Imittet of the Harbor Counc il of Churchc:s IS now attempting to duplicate se;- \'iccs that arc alr~ady pr~ vidcd through established, competent, non-sectarian oraanizations ... Pe rhaps by tryina to enter th is field , the Ha rbor Counci I of Chur- che s is attempt ina to j ustify being a re cipient of fund s from the United Fund . "Based upon the actual expenditure to genuine wel- fare cas e s from the Protes- tant Welfare, United Fund , last year, I conclude that the Harbor Counci I of Chwches should not be a re cipient of the United Fund, but that the mone y should ao to the estab lished or- ganizations who arc mee tin& the c:mergencic:s of indi\'i ~ duals and fami lies in ow area. These other organiza- tions have been sayina . for many years. 'to people in ow community there are Chri stians who care abou t you and your problems: For you to impl y that the other community oraani zations, Christian. and non-Christian , have not been doing the job, is mis leadina." Estancia: Linda Genis and atina secondary school s~ Janis Gissel. niors in lhe nation. will Costa Mesa: Vi cki Adair, come future leaders of busi· M.araaret Johnson, and Den--ness, indusuy and the pro- niS Thom pson. fessions "he uid. Newport Harbor_: .Peaay AI· High ;ch.ool arades, ac· ford, Balboa; Ph1hp Rohner, complish.ments, leadership Costa Mesa; and Georae· qualities, extracunicular anne !·Ianna, Wendy Isbell , activi ties and school citi· Ri chard Shows tack and J ohn zcnship of the finalists ate Su ock of Newport .Beach: evaluated alona with test The 14,000 s eml ·~nahsts scores, in selectina merit throuahout the n~IJ~ are scholarship winners. S.mi· younJ people of h1ah mtcl· fina\ist.a ~COUM rlll&liat. tectual potential, accorclina by recei'rina the endora ... to John Stalnaker, president ment of their schools takina of the National Merit Sch0oo a second euminatic:n ...d larship Corporation. "From submittina infonnation ~OO.t th is grou p, constilUtinaless their achievemenll and in· than one per cent of padu--terests. YOUTH TAKES OVER It's youth civic day today, Tisdail and Sue Wilson; Oc t. 5, at Newport Beach city manaaer Ann Burke, <;it)' Ha ll. Today is the hi&h-as sistant city manaaer Bob ~1ght of th e w~e.k-long pro-Guenther, city attorney Sue JeC t sponsored Joml!y by the Krause, ci ty clerk Linda Le aaue of Women Vot~u ~d Bla.~c, judaes Craia Cl atk, the Newport Harbor K1wan1 s Sue Green and Laramie Cl ub. Lyda, police chief Sam Students from Newpon r· h. f e ·11 H H •. d C Towne, ne c 1e 1 ar• arour an orona del Mar . · u· ~~ 5 h. 1 . C' rron, public works d1rector 1.,, c 00 s meet m lty Chantel Henry, city enain- Ua\1 .a t 9 a.m. for welcome eer Ri chard Gellatly, aen- fr?m ,,tayot Paul Gruber and era! services director Bruce Ct ty Manaae r ,Hal\·cy Hu.ll-Corzine, plannin& directo1 butt. ~e da~ s cv~n ts ~n-Christie Schleiter, finance clud~ t1me spent WI'!' City director Ann Maloney, build-o~ficta.ls. luncheon With the ing director Wayne Field, K1waman s, ~dan afternoon Librarian Candy Otto, pati:s tour of the city. and recreation director ClifT ~ext \1onday, Oct. 9, they Smith. marine safety dir· w.d l attend the ~ p.m. Coun-ector Mark Greer, court ~~ ell study sesslo~, and at minisuative officer Becky ~:30 p.m. they wil l hold a Ha 1 ba·l·rr L C .1 . nnon, cour 1 1 ynn moc k ounc1 meet1ng . S h .d h bo d. . The studen t "officials" ~ nel cr, . 81 1 uu~ct are mayor Bob Wilson, \'ice-duector Btll Obentem, mayor John Suod:, counci l-harbor master Gary F1ance men Bob Catley, Dave Hct• and postmaster Peter Good- rina, Janet Dietz, Marta all. -....... k ......... .. door Cllrl•-• liakdoa IIAYOR PAUL J. GRUBER proclolms -1100 uoio&od by Otl-NowpOI'l Booth United Fund 1• -;.. _. 0..1 "-llonlh. Portltlpallng In the -'-lion oiL ore GeOI'vo Ho.ag 11 (left), <•-• tllolr· rn~n, 1nd Or. Ettwatd Milum, UF executive dlroc:tor. The NtWIIOI'l Bolth gaol lor 1~7-68 Is Sln,ruto support 2S dll,... lliu. !Studio one photo.) I A HONEY BLONDE, Michele Cannon of Costa Mesa, will reign as queen of the th ird annual sportfishlng derby for the benefit of the Orange County Association for Retarded Children. The 19-year--old beauty, whose 37 .. 2S.l6 measurements and po ise have won her titles of Wiss Costa Mesa and Miss F irecracker, is a data processing student at Orange Coas t Coll ege. The derby will be held Oct. 22, Sunday. All proceeds from anglers fares at both Art's Landing in Balboa and Davey's Locker in Newport Beach will go to the association. tera (isol•ted) and to the beach boulevard wilt col- rect all of them. •• M ti ...... 10 OM dloMIII .we YoiM ia pY-al COMMUtiiSM DOIS NOf WOIK 1"-·~ oaoe waa _.. dlat wlaM ··~rice .... it • aoo4 ,..,.,... cl....... eo.tiU.• ...... +•p4. uw1 l• ..,. oplaioa, ..... t tM paopll ot tM ...... ill__. writen ia ... COGIP ud policy a bpi.. lliLu i• try c. u.s ... &o.ilt .,lat.ioas. tiM pett ...... stall ...... Eq•ae LJODI, o. '*4" ways, lloldt abaolat• ~ J6 ud 2J o( "()pertuoa trol ol the pr1n, ecWeauoa, Suicide," , .. tes: foreip trad• and •mploy-till OPftCIAL Ai-.lPII OJ till an OP Ill if GIT IIAOI ru HAIIO« A«~A·s o"~r Ntr'>'•1&~ Offk:ei ... ,n.'-1: , ..... , ............. ... m 1 t. c-...,., c-•• 11w c.w. -...,.. TILIPIIOII. 17s.t• c-CNo 71<11 Til£ NIP'POIT ltA&80a ENSleN le 1W. ..a·, • . ., ..... f'l• ... ... p.Wiu-4 I• tM Ci&y _, ~ .._._ _. ,._,. ... , J.colly .............................. '• , ... Not ............. c... ..... ...... ,_..,...._ -u1. •• TtawM.,. s.c.-~~-,..... ,.hi • Cotou •1 -..Call . 1 THE N£WPOaT HAIBOI ENSIGN ._ Mj~ to be • •••· ptp., of p-.a 4;:&r.;:11llltloo by o. .. rt ""'"'l·'flro, A.-10178 ct.lelll ... , &•, 1951, Ia S.•lcw Cowt 101' , ... Cou•y of Or .... , St ... of C.IUotalo, _.by reot10o 1'-"f io q .. IUM-4 to p-.bll .. oil p•bllc .. k!-e. r.r.n4 by ,.,.., ARVO • HAAPA ................................. 0-NNI PllbllaMr PEC HAAPA ............................................... .A.-ci•• E4bcw SUUCIII'T IOM .A TIS OIM )"'t•• IUIO: 2 ,.. •• , f 7,00 0.. ,.., 1.\.00l 2 ,.._. .. f9.00 If n bavc What could prapert) be cded • CJ.rmaay •• ...., a companiJrk .....,. Nclltlnreat need i 1 1a0re Fonip Policy it il \llil: 1M CoemuUtl ... 10 a.-.. Nor II Red CblDa. Wbidl il • ..,.._ people litt.nina in to IDOla rnalaGwiAa lDto Social-C ....... il JDII.-~if~!"' aDd WiD be for maDJ yan. £va if Red COOHJ\'atJVO brcJadetltl, k)Wina lniO Soeillin. ud w wiD ev.bllly CbJo& aMukl dcvdop the ca,.cky 10 drop the ud 1110r1 r111der1 who will btine about a comtcwtlble ......, ol tbl two Bomb on ua wtthi:D • rew ~ wbleb it ~ reed COft~trv.live 1rtielea. lD a oa.wodd, Sodaliat. DOO.,rc* broebor· bly ~·aha lacks the c.pecit)' to~ bl:r• ,.. lrithmu who wrote bood UDder t.ho lJoilect Na~ .tf apanst ua. Sbt t.cb &he war macbiM IIDd that it it ucbeie ree1oolna The JUt P,... and networb CODIU011y braJD. produc:tive capacity &o staM up to -.. Rwaia to au_. thai we are in the wash tbe Amcricu people with tba lie U. is the head of lbl: rattlelnUe and Red China war In Vietnam to s top the that the Communiltl (a.cepl Red Cbloa) are ia tM raldl. tpred ol coanunltm wu mellowina and that we caD. live 10tftbcr a Why don't our "new~" maau:ina (other than caterina to wiahrul·thinklna brotban. U.S, Newt and Wodd Report), our nctWOtts, communists who want to UJ• m.JU.ine bas terial:b.ed the "lif• ttory" wlro acnica, and movies ever teU the tnlth havo u1 believe that be· of Stalin'• dauJhtcr. The October 3rd i1auc of about the Soviet Union? Why •re they tlW .ca..ate o1 evolutionary pr~ "Look" is devoted entirely to tM Soviet~. aod ftahtina ''Fucilm" whk:h il all but dead? Why cu1u at work in lho Soviet to advertisers who paid tho bnlnwubi.Da bill, arc they llill tryiq to track down some o( Hit. Unioa and itt satellite na- of coune. ler's helpen ·while tbey wlne and dine fat tiont, it i1 no tonaer neccs~ Ce~ratina the Sov~t Ultioa's SOih anni-aruter criminals like KosyJin, TiiO, JChrul. ury to try to t top the 1prcad ~o.ooO'C>'O••ooocooooo'Qo'Q: vC"!"'Iry, "Look" KDI a team of 10 Edi&on and chev7 Why are they deliberately belpina our of conwnunism. ~ .e phoiO~Tt~Phen to Rl*i•. II is remarbbJc: bow enemies? 611:1 J.._ .....II..-little truth they came back with. Communism does 1101 work! In spice of tro-Notbina could be ra.rther ~ ~ ~ "It (Communism) work~" "Look" proda.imi. mendout natural re:souroe~, Ruuia il ttill from the .truth. Our. nat1on~l ARYO E HAAPA owner MUf publisher ot the Ensign So do cesspools and ftrina squads. Accordina onr: of lhe most backward natiotls in the world. p..arpo•e 10 South Vletn•"!' 11 · -~~o~ooOQooOOO to "Look.," "Soviet citiunt think they have a Russi• has been WIJin& an implacable war to 51.0P the communa.111 ~OOOO-' ..-__. I aoo<J thinJ roica for them ... moM: of them ap.inst US for 50 years. Ruuia's UDd:yinJ CDemy operallna f.rom ~orth VIC I• "MDI THE LEFT TURNED liE NGMTfl fed free. Political terror has shrivded.'' is the United States, for when she can destroy nam, llded .and ~betted Some tlme ago I had the good fortune to take a short cou'rse oo "How to argue with a libe ral," presented by a local chapter of the John Bi rch Society. It was an ex· tremely valuable bit of learn ing, because arguing with liberals Is a conside rable pastime ot mi ne. I must co~ less that J already had inside In formation on how liberal s ca rry on their arguments-seeing that I was a liberal once myself. Free? The Russians don't know the meanina us, the world is hen. Riaht now RUIIia is step-by . the com~unnts an Red of freedom. Both under tbe Czars and the pins up its pro,nm to communiu all of Chana a~d rerfor~e:.~ t~e killen of the Kremlin, they have always been Africa, the Middle East and Latin America. communuu. rom e 1 ~ c slaves. As the hetd of the Cectral Commince ot lbe Iron Curtam, from takm& fir . p 1 he So . U . .. _ _,_ over the country. Terror? Admittedly there are now f~er · Commumsl arty o '· . v.ct niOt'l •. DUJ.. We have tried since the ina squads, fewer 4AM knocks on the door. M .. Ponoma.rev,. h~ sa1d h~ a~d 1 PI"·. the containment policy was Those who had the morality and couraae to Sov1e~ anal IR sh~nna up rac1al nots here 15 to adopted after World War 11 rebel have Ions ago been slauahtered or sentlo establish a suemlla fore~ t~ be used t'? ~ll:e to sto communi sm b en· sJave labor camps. the United States from W1th1n. A~ the cnm!ftll ci"::lln: communist ~oun- ..Look," "Life," "Newsweek," 'Time," Hunt-Ponomarev says. the rcvolutloc an the Uruted trill and endeavorina to Icy and Binkley, Howard K. Smith-the list Statei ha5 already be~un. prevent the movement from goes on and on, and so do they, softenin& up My la~er has a~v1~ me ~.otto .~Y whst further expansion. Thi s the American people on Communism. Com-I re•II,Y thmk abou.t L1fc and Loot because policy has proved to be munism is a far greater menace than its brother I don t have the 11me and money to fiJht libel disastrous 81 the com- tyranny. Fascism. ever wu. suits. But I hope you ,et the idea anyway. munists h~ve countered ow =~=~-------------------errons with their own policy coexistence, "U.S. Policy maker~ have I'DCnt. cocwiaccd lbeeselves that "The peuantt, IOnMI 40 the Red )YtaMiet arc tiiCJ pee cent of the pop.alalion to liberallae tbeic ;,ocie-or the U.S.S.R., remala col· tiu. Actually the c:ommun· lcctiviaed atate-tctfl chaht· ilt oliaarcht are determined ed to thC l1nd. Non·Ruul•n to maintain the st.atu• quo minoritiea continuo to bt " fu and u Ions ., they aovemed with an iron band can. The limited concet-from Moacow •ith. conat1nt tiona to the citizenry 1nd pu.rae of 10 ctlled 'bour- 1omc very tkimPy econamic aeoi• nationalittt.' Tho te· rovi1iont have been made cutity police, with the. ~·· molt reluctantly and only aible exception of Chana •· under, preu wo of condi .. it the lar,est and moat rut~­ lion1. le u in the world and II "The simple aacertainable used continually to cruth fact it that the communi1t strikes and tmalh demon· nation• are atill totalitarian strations." police s tatu, ruled by the Whatever microscopic ev~ same 1el£-perpetuatina par~y lutianary chanats have taken led laraely by ,men who were place in iron curtain COL.Ut- entbusialtic collaboraton tries have not miiiaatcd the in Stalin'• worst, crimes. atrocitiu <:ommittcd by the The people, even rank.~and· Viet Cona in South Vietnam. LeHersto Editor !VIM TRADE patriotic indjviduall still Editor of the Ensian, servina in c;onareu. One The removal or Chancellor such person IS Represent•· Clark Ken from the Uni-tive Paul Fino , who. serves veuity of California at on the House ~J:ank.llll and Bctkeley was con s idered Currency ~omm•ttce. Con· by conservatives a step in areuman Fmo has pre sent- the riahtdire<:tion. However, ed an ~mendment to House the advantaac was short-Resolution 664q <Th.c Export lived,. for the appointment lm~t Bank E.xt~~sHm A<:t), C cha le s J . Hitch to the wh1ch st~te s: The Bank o . r . may not msure . auarantee, pos.t s•.mply trades one 1nter-make loans in support of, or nat~onut for another. otherwise finance ellports How it came about that (turned about face in my search tor truth Is a story that 1 have long intended to write. But now comes an article on how one liberal changed, written by a gentleman who can te ll it much better. The article Is entitle~ "How the left turned me r ig~t/' pub-- lished in the Octobe r issue of American Opinion Maga- zine, and penned by Gary Allen, who was the teacher of that course t took on "How to argue with a liberal." STATE IOIIIIP s no relationship the ma intenance or peace att. Their interpretation the policy is to utilize L1kw Clark Kerr and Chan· to. or for use .by or in. any ~e llor Murphy of UCLA, nation which shall be en· m.tellec~ual Charles L. aaaed in armed conflict, Hitch u an?ther mem~er declared or otherwi se, with of th~ Counc•l. on ~ore 1an the United States or military Rel~t•ons, which 15 t~e fmces thereof. or any nation His tu rn.-about parallels mine to a great degree, so I commend his article to your attention. You can get an idea by read ing the following rev iew, published in the Oct. 3 issue of the Santa Ana Register. .., s .... Jo .. Sc:lunll& subversion in pene• lr1~~~:~. peaceful countries, 1 revolutions here there in order to over· cxistina aovcrnments, subJect or Dan Smoot s of h. h I. b k "Th 1 the aovernment w 1c revea 1n1 oo , e n· t\ b f · h. ood · ·bl 0 1 .. sha e urnu an& 1 s or • • • We arc told we live in an aae of chanae. and indeed Ho w One 'Liberal' Changed '"' proof ;, au around ••• Some of us, recallina that (Fro• tbt> Satda Ar~a Rrgist~:rJ every civilization before Quite • few of the most radi· CommUDist Plrty in America ours has perished, are not ell ·opponents of what is called and ii.S tormer General Secre· prepared to accept the now -'liberalism" are among those tary. was understood by tbe ,fashionab le idea that change who have once: been "liberals" domestic: Commucists to be car-is 1ood, just because it is themselves. One of these: is ryin& out Kremlin policies in chanae. But others go on Gary Allen. • resident ol wes-the newspaper uni0fl5. Eueent: blithely usuming that we tern Orange County, a Stanford Lyons s.ays in '1be Red Decade' are ''proaressina" by tur· Jraduate and former history tha.t 'PreponderaDt Stalinist in-ins down every standard or tucher. A writer and president f1uence in the American News-righ t and justice and simple ol. the fauodation for Ecooom,-paper Guild extended tht t.error common senu which once ic and Soci1l Progress. Mr. AJ. to a portion ol. the press. SCcre~ were taken for granted. lu hu writt.en an icteresting ly edited Communist 'shop pap-The collapse of principles pitce. "How the Left Tltnfed us' iD the: New York Times and abandonment of reason )(e R ig b t... which was and on Time m.agazinc made IUe: has now brou1ht us to the publilhed in. the Oct.obe"r istue milerable (for ooo-C om m u-brink of pomhive nvaaery, « American Opinion magazine. !lists).' . . . previewed by the riots in Back in 11161, Mr. Allen te· ••Lft 1966. an mvestlplion by Watts and Detroit. They roun~. he was given several the Seca~ ln~ernal Scc:u~ty stronaly su,uest that our boob by I conservative friend. ~ubcom~tlee IDio .JttbVCTJJYe days of hvmg in a civilized As a qualified "liberal," who inftltralion of the nauonal preta society are numbered unless had majored In history at "The: revealed that a frlgbt.en icg we turn sharply out of our Ha rvard of the West,'' and a number of im~nt journalists present course. The law of former teacher of American •ere Com~unista or powerfully the Jungle awaits us at the history, he considered himself under the inflt.ence of Commu-end or the trail we now qual:fied to "cure my f~e:nd's oist.s. As the Subcommlttec 'a follow. ~mporary madness." annual ~rt m~ cleat; Never ha s there been A.ft.er reading the books on " ·Tbe ~bcommatt~ enc:oun-clearer proof of the direction anti-communism. he went to t.he tered conside-rable e:vadenca of in which we are headed Los Angeles Public Library to Communist. 1clivitiea . ~ the than the sta te me nts made check on what the professional press, radJo and televwon. · · b . tq student leaders at a r.,,·ewers had to say about the ..... _ Comm"n;•ts in the United Y h "1111: "" • recena meet1ng under t e books he had read. But. lo and States have their own ~~r•· auspices of the Center fQr behold. the reviewers had nol • per .. and control ~a~10us the Study of Democratic word to aay about most of the weekly aod mont~ly ~r1odieals Ins titut ions riBht here in worll:.s. If they had any words. . .. But these publicatiOn& Ire~ California. These state· there were only smears. without bruC'nly slanted ~·t tbeLr ments 10 cold print still documented facti. propaganda. value. · .as sharply seem almost Incredible. Frnm there. Allen wenl back. lif!~ited. In order t.o overco.me B 1 they are the exact words Into ancient copies of widely ~ ldvadenU.&~· .. Co~~urusU 0~ the parucapants quoted. circulated m1gazines and news-,~ve: ma ngorous ...... aur- papcn to see what had been c.aful elfc:wt. to iafiltrat. &De •rillen. He commen~· American preu and rtdio and "Delv ing back into hordes ol. t.o entnnch their members in dusty old maJnines. ooe quick· all otber forlnli of mau Olllt· Jy discovers tha t 'Liberal' lnt.e:l· mun.icatiorw, wbere, by em· lectuals and opinion makers of pbuia or omis&on ol the writ· the T " e n t i e s and Thirtie~ ten or apokea word, it may be kloked upon the Communist Re:-turneid to the advantage of {the volution in Russia with a Jreat Communist) contpiracy.' deal of sympathy. consistenUy "The oaive will assume that referring to it as 'the g~at followin, the subcommittee's experiment.' ·· He cites cue report then muat have been an aft.e:r case. Mr AIIC'n traces and editorial houlecleaninc. No documents the: r~rd from the &uch housecleaning, bu taken n up to the present. He eon-place, tbouP lrom time to time eludes : ,iDurnl.listl: are promoted. For "Americans· are raised from example, two former ~ployes childhood to have confidence: of the New Yori Times, Jolul T. and pride in cur press. We teod Mdla.D• aDd Jama Aronlon- to wume that our tradit.ional apparntly believinC that ~ atur'c.el of informatioo give us a nre leavirt& tbe TUnea in pod fuJI and undiatorted view ol bandl rib mu like Matthew• trorld events. Aa yone marching and SaJ.ilbury~ IDOYe up lD IPinat the tide of m1jority become p:nerll tnana,er and .,WC. appeau lo be bMded editor rapec:livelJ ol. tbe: N• for deep •ater. The individual UoDal Guardian, a weetly rae... or croup challe:ncin& m• paper dted by U. Hcqe Com- public.: opinion ~~ to mOll ol mittee DD UD-AmericiD Aet!vt· 111 to han odd or utreme DO-Lieii II a 'YittuaJ propacaada uon.. Yet • simple trip to Dllf· ann of &met lbaaaia.' 1y any library will ilhlltnt.e Ju-t· "It ia tmr altopther too ob- bow far £be •• ,_.., bu blea riou1 tbat DDiy wbea Ute etu- m\slod. ,_ Ill thlrr -bella to ''The dlnpr la f:DOrmOUI. q.....UOO the liOOI"C* ol .&heir Devereaux Kennedy, pre sident of the student body of Washington Uni- versity 1n St. Louis, ad· vocated a program of tenor· ism whLch, 1n his own words, wou ld "demoralize and castrate America.·· Stan Wise, secretary of the Student Non-Violent coordinating Comm ittee and a recent Harvard araduate, boasted that hi s oraanita· tion wa s "absolutely without doubt responsible ror the race riou throuahout the country." David Seeley of the Uni- versity or California at S:inta Barbara, whose father is on the staff of the Center for the Study or Democratic Inst itutions, which played host to the meetina. said: "The revolution is comina. We 're bound to dea.lloy the university. Not pull it apart bri ck. by bfick . but bfina it to a complete stall." A Vale araduate student of the famous Saltonatall family of Ma uachuutu uid: ·•we have the power to brina the Americ.n juaa· ernaut to a halt. Let ut "AN tbe Pied Pipers o1 oar mtalnformatioa c:aa Arneriea re- jour'Da&Ue deb a e 1 • Commu· .,... tbt plu for U.. -lave- liiC.t! A aumblr ol U.. a. 1D1Dt ol • C!OIIIItr7 wllldl il Fro •L-DtLI-~ .... m..-;.,. c-..., -...,. ...,.,...._, "' ""'._,_ --" .... -'l'blo-lbo """-.. al --...u-irrlo till -tllil till ,_ ..... tllirtill --• powertal ..... ......, ol tbl ..... ~ .. PIJIMII"'I ....... .Aa«<o tieL At tbl: .... det, ~ e1a New II* GaUd, ftl e~~'a 'Liberll rr-• wiD llle tW. -., Bo,aorrd-.., llr"'"' IIIIJ ,_.Ill ...... • -., ~ ~ •• lall7 ...... -"" c... -.,... mulw lbo -llwap-llalla -_.., _.., ... lllalahi .............. .,~ ... ··lea .... ...,. .. ---··-· ... --~--·· "There ·hath no temptation taken you but t uch u ia conmon to mt.n: but God it faithful. who will not tuffer you to be temPted abcwe that ye are able; bdt will with the temptation alao make a way lO ucape, that ya mty be lble to bur il. {I Oxiathl•• 10:13.) paralyze the university; let us ball up the ecoDomy. One day soon, Conareumen and Presidents may petition us, not us them," Remember that these stazements were not made at a Vietnik teachin or a hippie convention. They were made at a meetina sponsored by an oraaniu· tion which is financed by millions or dollars from the Ford Foundation and similar aroups, and is uempt from ail federal and state tues. 1 shall ask. the California Senate subcoovnillec on Un-American Activities to i.nveniaate the tu-exempt status of the Center for the Study of Democratic In- stitutions at the earliest possible date. It is bad enouah to have these would· be destroyers amona us; it is intolerable to be sub- sidizina their mlltlia. Is there no limit to the abuse we will tak.e in the name of the weird dogma which would hold students immune from both law and respon- sibility? ENROLL IH HEW YORK Carole Esme ~nn, 2SJ Driftwood Rd., Shore Cliffs, and Bryn Hazell, 4501 Dor- chester Rd., Cameo Hi&h· lands, are attendina Kath· arine Gibbs S<:hool in New York City. Carole, a padu- ate of Ellcola Graduada de Sao Paulo and Sweel Briar Collcae, i• tall:ina a apecial coutse for colle&e women. Bryn, a araduate of Corona del Mar Hiah School, is en- rolled in a one-year aecre• c.arial courae. CECE COTTON, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Cotton, 15oq E. Bay Ave., Balboa, has returned to USC to begin h!r 'Seconft ~ieslf­ mi.n semester. She is a Theta , as are her sister, Christine, 'her mother, aunt and godmothe r. LOCAL COEDS PLEDGED BY U.C. CORORITIES Sorodty p lcdaes a~ the University of California in Berkeley, numberina 371 coed1, were presented to their fam i li es and campus fr iends Sept. 30 at the an· nual "Pte·Sents ." Wearin& the pledae pin of Gamma Phi Beta is Diane de Forest, dauahter of ~. and Mrs . Tom de Forest, 1437 Serenade Tet., lrvine Tenace. The Golden Lion or Alpha Della Pi is beina worn by Maraaret Murvin , daughter of Mrs . Betty R. ~rvin, 42q Mornina Canyon Rd ., Corona Hiahlands. Ann Hudson, dauahter of Mr . and ~1rs . R.A. Hudson, 821 Camphor, East Bluff, was claimed by Delta Delta Delta. All 3 &iris arc ara· duates or Corona del Mar Hiah School and are enter~ ina freshman at Cal. Cadet receives honors vaa1 e overnme.n · . supplies to any other nation All of .these WLZ.~rds wall which shall be enaaaed in see to ~t that then you~h -such armed conflict with the ful sUbJeCt~ are .well m-United State&." not operating on such a 1cale and so aureuively as to provoke a nu clear wa r between the Soviet Union and the Uni ted States of America. Ou r purpo se in South Viet· nam is to prevent the com· munists spearheaded by the Viet Con& from takina over doctrinated 10. th.e Jargon ~f Qf COUtSe, this amendment one wotld thmkm& that 1s make s sound sense and, 1£ so. ~revalent today, a.nd passed, could seriously . comc1des to th e letter w1th hamper th e Viet con1's ac· the pre se~t occupa~ts of tivity and ability in the the Kremlin and thear pre· Vietnam war. decessors. or course, it is not uade Bob Duaan alone which directly and in· Newport Beach directly keeps the Viet the country and from liqui-BRIDGE BUILDER datina ttle two million Editor of the Ensian. Christians who fled south· Every five years, the Ex· ward from North Vietnam port Import Bank faces Con· w...hep.~ .Jlle c~rVsts iJD"" arcu, in oriler to have its pOseO l'fleii' savaae and in-life e:~tended. At this mo- hwnan policies of internal ment, House Resolution administration upon that un· 6649, if passed, would ex· (Oftunate country J tend the lire of the Bank The Iri shman has estab-until 1973. The Act would Con& supplied, for our for· eian aid does also. It would seem that Paul Fino's amendment should be attach· ed to every Bill passed in Conaress, which involves Uniled States' help to acy country, no ma ller what form the aid is. Richard E. Woodin 1552 Miramar LEGAL NOTICE lished as hi s the sis th at it also increase the Bank's is archaic reasoning to con· ability to function in the sider that our policy is to following ways : (I) By in- stop the spread of commun· creasina. in the amount of NOTICEOF'PUIJLIC HE-'RING · Notice is ht>reby glv~ lh•t ism. He says, "We find our· one billion, f1ve hundred the Planning Commis•ion of selves involved in a holy million dollars, its authori-the Cily of ~ewport Be•ch will war, a war thai re sts on a zation to insure, coinsure, hol d • publ ic he•ri1115 on 1he dated concept of communi sm reinsure United States ell• p111i1ion of the ll•ll><~n Coves as a monoli thic evil, a con· porters and foreign O>port · Communily An~~o od ntion Lo e.,. 1abliNI lht! name .,Balbo11 cept that denies the pos· ers do ins business in the Covell" for the on" stret!t in sibility of the evoluti onary United States; and, (2) by the Ba\boAfo,·u de,·elopmt:DI, process araphi call y demon-increasina. in the amount of .Notice i!!l . hereb;v furt~er strated these past twa de-four billion, five hundred ~':"en thllt !!lllnd publi c hrannJl · u · .. -~~~h~·-~,,~,~ cades in the Sov1et n1on ~rulli on dollars, the a.mount of October, 1967 , 111 thr hour and its satellite nations." .•t can have outstandtn& al ol 8:00 p.m. in th,. Counci l I find documentation for one time in loans, guaran· Ch11mbern . of thl" :'i"e...,p~rt my reply to the Iri shman 's tees, and insurance. ~ucb Ctty lhll, 111 whtch h · · h ' b kl d' · • lime and pl•ce u y •nd all t esas Ln I c 00 et tS· As m1ny Amencans rea per"'os iuteruted m•y appear tributed by Dr . Steuart Me-lize, the Export Import Bank .nd be hurd thereo11. Biernie, "The voice of is playin& a leading role in R~y Y. Copeli11, n~cret.ry Americanism" and written President J ohnson's "bridge ~ewpora Ae•ch.Ct!r L · b ·ad · " · F P l•nnlog Comm11u11on by Euaene yons, senaor ua ana campaiJn. or· Publi11h: Oct. s, 1967, in editor of the Reader's Oi · tunately, there are a few the 0'\t>wport If arbor F.:nsip NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH ly Weotbrook Pegler SHORT OF GOAL It is a fact well known to many that the in the gre<~t Roosevelt's sacred cautC of Labor Cadet James A. Dryden, from the aeademf. He is a t.uthor of these memoin was persuaded to ac-and that when Scalise pulled a horrible strike in son of Mr . and Mrs . James araduate of Colla Mesa cept a bauble 0( bottle-cap in 1941 which is all the ·sxrpendicular transportation or the ter- L. Dryden of 2406 Minute· Hi,h School. known as the Pulitzer Award and ao forth. rible city, La Guardia let him Jt't away with man Way,. Co.sta. Mesa, has This is about equal in prestiae to 1 second it. All the elevato_rs in all the tall buildinct started hl~ JUnior year at LEGAL MOTICE strina citation from the Oveneas Prest Oub stopped dead, and hundred5 of tllousands or ~e UjS. ~lr Force Academy NOTICE: OF' PUBLIC U[ARINC of the City of New York for fearleu attacks wome:n and Jirls. employed in a million offica, 1° Co ora 0· MASTER PLAN A~FNDMENT on the tate l01eph Raymood McCarthy, who had to walk up to their jobs and walk down He hu been named to the NO. 14 was attacked 10 often by Eabert Murraw and at quittina time. The hean strain and strain on commandant'& li"t in recoa-Notice 1 ~ ht>reby 1!11 '~~ !hat nunwrou~ other nonentities of television Me-their other' physical structure wu 1 •r-ol tion of his out1tandina !he Pl-.ntaf Coiiii!IIIIIHOO. of . . · .-~ T f H tbe Ci ty 0 Newport Beach. earthy counted thlt dly 1011. m whtch he emerpncy. The li&hts in many tall buildinp ml atary .per ormance, . c wiH1 h.old a pobli c h.e•lras on am.-ed lest than 1 million Jint1 of abuse in were unupectedly made dark in the stair wd1l we~ts 1 Sl iver wretth dell.l · Maaler Plan A111endmea.t No. the N~w York Pon. the Timel, and Li/e, Look, and many penons fell and were injured, and natana the honor. He wall 14 wb.ldt. propoau ao laelo.de "Click" "Pick .. and "Snic:k" all to the.,...., w. omen were put to indianities by un..,n ma•-serve dwin& the fall term flftlt Avene oo the City of ..,. 'r God • d the .' nt lhe A · ~ d f of!. Newpon Beach. M .. aer Streea .,ory o an I&I'Ciaty mencan tn the dreadful mek:e. The people of New ·~ a squa ron u ety acet •d Hft,w PI• •d co re-o home. E-'--Murrow 1ttacll:ed leftllor Me-York had he d f Sc Wtth the rank of cadet mu-c"''t e ayalilon~~ia HI ...... , Carthy -~"":::·:,,_ .. -"-ndon lhal. -and ;,,..., never ar 0 •lite.. His only C !I" ... nn -" -.. ,_.~ criminal o«eme had been a trite Mann Act ter seraeant. OftWii•aiOG to approve pde · N y L 1 ~-,_ 1 ,_ •iol 1· 1 1 · · Our ina the· pall summer, aep.,.aliou aad lat..-cl!•a• an fiW or .. coun y -' . -aquu-,; a IOn nvo ~ana a Jlfl 16 years old whom he Cadet Dryden served in a •• abe coaaectloaa or Pfewpon whetbcT k wu llUe aa Muf'f'OW •id that whole-took on tour in a shelter hall-pitched on · b . . . Cuaer [)rive •d Fifth A••on M)e ¥tQCion of women'• apparel Rtained bevlel carnival premiiCS. Scalise had alr-eady oerv.d naorous u ac Uamma wh. ~e popued Roa te I of proltit..alet in their lhowroomt &o put eben\.-(our year~ in Atlanta. for that. coune for the metmeu of FrMway Allpt~~eal. . the academy's incomina NoaieeJa hereby farcher stv•• Mlvcs •t the ditpoeal of out-of~ buya-s. La Guardia's office was only a mile from ftesbman c lau . He wu llt.11t aald pablte .. eariJal will / £cbert •·took off for I ubbeticallyar in Pollee Headquarters but he had lrcVerallieuten. <:hoaen for this 1pccial daty ~:-:~ i•·r~a 1:~~ .... •[, !f, En,auct 10 ff\Jitrale ~ annd Jury. And Ben ~~~ on his own 111ff jult outside his door. becauae of his l•adenbip lhOO p • ..;, le lh'e Go .. en o .... ~ of Appleton. w .... a mltctlievoul .., StiU DObocty ever dtlcovered that thia horrible and tuchiDI abilitiu. ber• of , .. ., Newport B .. c.t.. with a -, line of fort.an In lldill apparel. impo.ition on millton. of people by Rooteveft•s . He alaocornpleted 3 weeki Cit,. Hall, at wlll c.• tl•• •d wro11 a...._~ lllrmifta thlt thia henchman in the Ciry Hall could hava ...___ o1 underwater demolitioas plac.e .., •Ill •II penon l•.,.. a n:ti1b1f. phllfiWOW tiddlDe ia lbe HedM: ._._ed .. ~ ~ t . . •L-u s U leflllltfHI •• , .-,pear -· M f .. -.1~ .... WU _ ... to ICtDowtld,. Coun ; " _,., by a hllf hour'S OJ'dina.ry inquiry rllftiDI It un~ , · r""ayY lle•4 lltereoa. -•-.r· .,...._ an the aotue's pllery. Amphibioua School, C~ Ray Y. Copalla. aaeret_,. £tba1'l ..,..,....., Mdo, eaur. Tile uainiat Newpon Beadt. Chy It .. "'._ ... tMt l ha"fi m••~ to "Thht W'U the way lhat the iltultrious buc iacladed oc.eaa ttconnait-Pl•a.lat Ca-iMMI pubUIIil ... I ...... baM& of my OWII ~ modal M.r. Pqlu Upoted the OUirtft aad ..._ -~ PoW\ .. , Oe• .. 1967,1• alo '-v p ... ...._., 1 -tb1o ocquindllloboot -lbodola-• •~ taiiCI, cartosra':"', -a~!"" , ... N.wport H•IMI' Eulp -,.... lllo _ • ...,.., 1·-__ .~....-.. ._ ~ derwat.r op«atittt tec .. u-,_...., --c.n '"1 • 1kll oobody • ever a. reaU:Iad ,...,, -lllotl,_al.,.pl--10-bow,_ laOoontia'o pollcawut-.,. Cerlol Dry4n will k-,.._Ito y-l'loc ... La a-.., lllo _.,... al-Yod. ,_ .... tW ba -lbo bod ...., a1 111o .iaaioall a ••CCIM 1..-... ........ ....,._t '• a wtcbd...., • ...... wldl ad•. al aWl. a.d tMI. U. '-_., op-. 11 ..... Ul aad ......... • 8.1..... Coli~ ,. -lrt ---0... tho lola,.., llOI lbo _,..,r,-... ..... -,. • .,. lili• IJI'ratlal. ......................... N._ ..... ,_..II ... .,. • •• IN'OIT HAMOR EIIIQII PIIISTSECTIOII--P. 3 ~v. OCT.s, 1s1 CDIIIIIA DEl. liAR, Wf. Lola KraHt is bride William Stetson 1'0115011 -IMHIRI !MESA.! . . Rn Hanison and Susan Hayward in .. THE HONEY POT" Also Peter Sellers tn .. THE lOBO" HELD OYER AGAIN I Steve 1\.-lcQueen '" "·THE SAND PEBBL HOS f. c-at Hl•h"'•l' Car..,a clal Mar, 671 .. 260 FOR ADULTS ''BLOW.UP"" Vanessa Redg rave plus "LOVE THE IT ALlAH WAY" with Elke Sommer Newlyweds ,. . and Mn. Willi~ S. S1etaon are mak - ina their home at 119 He - liotrope Ave ., Corona del Mar, followina their v,:eddina on Sept . 12, conducted by a Conareaa.tional minitter in Lu Veau. The bride is the fanner Lola Krafft, widow of Jamet Krafft of Corona del Mar . She formerly tauaht at Corona de I Mar School and thi s past year hu been head, teacher at the ttate development center for severely retarded children at El Seaundo. She received her muter•a dCJfCC in educatiOn in. 1%3 at USC. She is a member of White Shrine and the Order of Eastern Star. The bridearoom ia formerl y of Hinzham , Mass . He ia with Boeina Airs:raft and has previously been as- sociated with General Dy- namics and Doualas aircraft. LEGAL IIOTICE NO TIC EOF' PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Planning Commis&ion of the Ci ty of Newport Beach will hold a public hearinl!! on the app licahon of jerry R. Ream Co. for a Uae Permit #!310 to permit: on S11le beer in con• nection with a reatatHallt in the C·l lone on Lot 19, Block 3, Tr11ct East ~ewport k11own as 506 W. Balboa Blvd, :"i otice is hereby further given 'that said pubhc hearing will be held on the 19th day of Octob er, 1967, at the hour of 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambera of the Sewport Beach City Rail, at which time and place any and all person" interested may appear a.nd be he ard therean. Ray 't', Copelin, secretary S ewport Beach City Plllllning Comm isatoD Publ ish: Oct. 5, 1967, in the ~e .... ·pon Harber Ensign Call in Your Want Ad ta th• Ensign 673.11550 BE' A MODEL •• LOOK LIKI ONI ADULTS-TEENAGE-CHILDREN' .._ u-. ........ "-Y ,....,.,_.....,....__tv, ......... -lolflaii"S I I, Phone F.r ,,.. Booklet Kl 7..,1 ,~~~,s.u.., Sc·-....,.,.., o; .. w Ed Horrell Srudio of Charm .t Modelinf (2 Locationa) Santo Ana Studio-U19 N. Main St. fullert•n Studlo-1965 Sunny CNst Dr. (S..II"Y 141Ut ' We've changed our nome, thora all. TIM tom• trvcu, men AND fin. ice cream ore exactly the tome ... 10 atop one of your old friends with the Mw name and find out fo. younelf. MIIA).DIIICI C1UM-1502 W. 5th, S. A. He ia one of the most do· corated men urvina in World War II and the Korean c onrlict, h1vin1 received the presidential citatlon hom General Ridaeway in Korea, where he rtew 400 minions as a liaison pilot. He attended Nebraska State Tcacheu Volleae and Manachusetts Institute or Technolol)'. Mr. Stouon•s decorationa aho include the OhtinpiJb• ed Ply ina Cross with 2. oak lear clusters, the air ·medal with 13 oak lear clutter~, the Korean pcesidential ci • tation, the United Nalioo• decoration, Asiatic Pacific campaian medal with •itver star, and the Philippine and Japan campaian medal with silver star. The aroom' s brother and siuer·in-law, Mr . and Mrs . J ohn Stetlon or San Dieao. were weddina attendants. The new Mrs. Stetson's 2 dauahters were unable to attend and at the very last minute her son, Quinton Thoma s Kelly, who is pro- motion manaaer ror We stina- hou se Broadcutinc Pro- ductions, was unable to fl y out (rom New Yolk. SPASTIC LEAGUE the Oct. 18 bridge members plann ing brundl benefit in· elude, from left, Mr s. Mrs. R.P. Conn al ly, Mr s. George Yule, Robe rt Fuller, SPASTIC BENEFIT OCT. 18 The Newport Harbor Spas· tic Leaaue has circled Wed· nesday, OcL U , for the 7th annual bridae brunch bene· fit, to be held at the Balboa B).Y Club for memben and auests. Under the di re ctioo of Mrs. Ruth Kotlar, center pie ces and Ch ri stmas de· corati ons made by the Young Adults of the Uni ted Cere- bral Palsy Ceh ter, 3020 West Harvard Street, Santa NEWL YWEDS Lola and William Stetson are pictured he re (center) with their wed- ding attendants, Mr. and Mrs. John Stet· son of San Diego, brother and s ister-in· law of the groom. The new lyweds ar e making their home in Co rona del Mar. Church News The Lutheran Oaurcb of the Master, 2900 Pacific View Dr., Harbor View Hills -T wo special classes will beain at 9:45 a.m. this Sun· day. Arthur Womer will lead an adult class in a study or the book "The Manifesto." Dr. William Eller will con· duct an inquiry class ror IS·year-olds and older to prepare them rot church membership. Dr. Eller's ser· mon topic for the 8:45 and 11 a.m. Sunday services will be "You arc invi ted, R.S.V.P." • • • Central Bible Church, The first Baptist 0\urch of Costa Mesa, Santa Ana Ave. at Maanolia SL - "Walkina on water" will be the sermon topic of Dr. P.G. Neumann at 11 a.m. Sunday. At 7 p.m. he wi II preach on "A woman wi th five hus· bands." • • • The Newport Uni ty Church, meetin& at ISth St. and Ir- vine Ave., Cliff Haven - The Re v, Loren Flickin&er will preach on "Spiritual obedience" at the 10 a.m. Sunday service. The musical meditatioo, ":\\clod)' or life," will be suna by the pastor at the 7:30 p.m. Wednesday devotional ser- vice. ••• Ana, will be on display and sold at the patty, which will begin at 10:30 a.m. The proceeds from the br idac brunch will support the League'.!> many phi lan· t.hropie s. Mrs. Robert D. Woodward, president, and \!rs. George W, Wee don , bridge brunch chainnan, will be assisted by ~trs. John R. Davies Jr., Mrs. Ph ilip \t Co)1olan, Mrs. Glenn Sti ll well, \Irs. Frank \·lurphy, \Irs. A.\~. Hi ll, \1rs . George H. Jones, and \lrs. Edward Fret z. Table reser\'ations can be made by call 1ng \Irs. George Weedon, 6 73~ l 7 ~. or Mrs. Georse Yul e, 673· 2150. Gay time Point on There wa s loud aunar playing . wdd drum s and sing1n1 unul 10 p.m. Satur· day, Sept. 23 . at th~ Plaza del Sur patk , Balboa, aod no one call ed the pollee to complain or the notse - because nearly ev~ryone on the Point wai there attend- in& th~ Poi nt Association's first annual street part y and da nce . There "'ere 300 adults and it seemed that man~ r:hrl ~ dren enJO)'tng hors d'oeunes of potato chtps and fa m('lus ne rshborhood drps. Mus tc v.a s b~ the James Bond 007 \hnus T .... o. The teenagers d1d th~rr v.dd dan ces "'hlle happ~ gre~· haued .:oup k" ~o~altzed around . ;\ fe~o~ dadd t~s danced rroud ly 1o111h ther r litt le dauj!hta~. who ~o~•e re sui! young enough "''' ro be emba rra 5ed "\ sur:h be- ha\'ll\UT . Oranae Ave. at 23rd SL, Co1 ta Mesa·"God"s provi• sion for the world" will be Pastor Henry E. Jones' topic for the Sunday morn· ina communi on s ervices, at 9 and 10:30. At 7 p.m . he will brina a messaae on "Declaration." He will con tinue the study on Old Testament characters at the 7 p.m. s tudy and prayer meetina on Wedne sday, Oct II. The Christian Science Some Je alnu " '"en a~ers "'ho drdn 't (I\" on !he Pt•t nt s~o~,x,red b\ on then h1· c~cles and ra1dedthr tablrs for f,lll\1. but C'\C"PI f,lr 'that. 11 v.a<; a ..,.,,ndcrfulh • • • The Plymou th Congreaa· tiooal Church, 3262 Broad St., Newport Heiahts The Rev. Nonnan Brown, minister~ember or the con· peaati on, will aaain occupy the p..~lpit ror the 10 a.m. servitcs this Sunday, His topic wi II be "To start liv· ina apin." • • • SL Andrew's Presbyterian Oaurch, 600 SL Andrew•s Rd., Cliff Haven -.. Count mo in'' is the sennon topic o( Dr. Ol.arlea Oierentield ror the ... 9:30 and 11 a.m. servicea this Sunday. A Pres by terian teachers' aca· demy will be held at lhe church rrm~ 2 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday.· A hymn aina will be held at 7:JO p.m. • • • Newport Harbor Lutheran 0\urch, 2S01 Clirf Dr., New- pori He iahll -The Rev. Oeorp 8Jsdiecker, viaita .. lion pestor, will continue hil .. anon aeries on Martin Luther at tho 1:30 and 11 a.ID. urricea this SWtday. in observance or lhe 4SO._ ana.ivonary of tbe Rerorma .. tiOL Hit topic will be .. Lather 1nd boly bt.ptiam. u Mr. · Buacliecter it coer.c.,. ina lba service• dYiiq tllte abt•u;e of dte Rev. J-a 8lala. wbo it n"potaciat at hOflll fol towma • .. n ... lllaou. Churches, Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa -The subject for the lesson sermon to be re ad at th is Sunday•s service s will be "Are sin, disease and death real?" • • • St. Mark Presbyt erian Oturch, Eastbluff Dr. at Jamboree Rd., East Bluff- The sacrament of the Lord's suppor wi II be observed at the 10 a.m. Sunday service, The session will meet at 9:40 a.m. in Room 4 to wei· come new members, wh o will be received at the mom· ina service. A special con- 1Jeptional meetina will be held after the service to elect 1 elders and "' dea· cons. IIF Shortly after her U s t birthday, Sept. 10, Mn. Rose Frances J enscn, 427 E. 191h St..", Costa Men. died SepL 27 at a Newport Hospital. She ia aurvived by her dauJh,tet, Mn. James Smith or the home address. 2 arandc:blldren and two Jreat~ pandchildren. Mra. Jenun,.who was born in 1116 at Sodua. New York, cathe \0 Califam.ia in 1945. Sh• w11 a membet or St. John'• Lutberu Cbwch or 0rMt•· The R... John O.itler of her charch wu •• officiant al the funeral eenic.. at l p.m. Sataat· do}, Sopl. )0, Pacific Viow O.apel. tntemtael ••• held at heine View MelnodaJ pan. NEW PAS TOR of the Haroo r Fi rst Ch rist ian Church of Costa Mesa is Dr. D.W. McElroy, who has served for 11 ,years at the Fi rst Ch ristian Church of Bal:e rs- field. He succeeds the Rev. Clayton Wilson, interim pas- tor f01 the pa s t 21•1 years . The congr egation meets at Ha rper School, 18th St. and Tustin Ave ., Costa Mesa. Purchase of a chu rch site is now un der way . ETHEL HARDCASTLE Of HE)'PORT HTS. Dl ES Once a ptoneer 1n Alaska, then a housewt fe lrnng rn NewpoTI Be ach. \trs. Ethel A. Hardcastle dred Thurs· d&\', Sept. 28 . at her home. 23i1 E. 16th St .. Nev.r-.1tt Het&hts, at aae 79. For 30 )"ears w s. Hard· castle lived on Noyes IS· land, near Ketchtkan. There was just a fish cannery oo lhe u.l and and a fe'A· 1ndtan Camps. She was born July \2, 1888 in Washina10n . The Hardcaule's came to Newport Beach 16 years aao to be near their daugh· ler , Mrs . Cathenne Ktester. wh o liVed tn Cmona del Mar . Survi\'Ots are her husband, R.1chard: 2 dauahtets, \\s. Ktuter or Corona del Mar and Mrs . Edtlh McTaaue of Colla Mesa : a ""et, Mrs . H. Bratlie of Wuhinaton; • brother, Elmer Minkler of Wuhanaton; and 12 atand· child,.n. Services wert held Oel. 2. with interment at Harbor Real Memorial Park uMe.r lhe direclion o( Wutcliff Mortuary. KAPPA ALPHA THETA ALUMNAE WILL MEET \\rs . Ra y Astle's Crorona del \lar home "'d\ be the selltn~ for th r f1rst fa ll mee1 1ng llf thr Ora nge Coas t Ka rr a Alrha Theta Alumnae Club. \kmber s ~o~·d \ sather at 10 a.m. Wed - nesda y, Oct. II. for C{'lffee. The srecta! aue st ~~>'r\1 be \lrs. CiC"nrae W. Cnl'm, alum· nae dtstrtct rrestdrnt ('If Drstr rct VII. Kappa Alpha Thrta . \trs . Coon, whll IS a mem- ber of the Oranae Coast Alumnae C'lub, att ended a ~-day offt cers' conference and leadenhtp school of th~ fraterntt} tht s summer tn Ltnco\n. Nebr . There, a h.,na .,.,.rth 33 other colleae and alumnae dtstttct pre· s rdents; she took the oath or offt ce . She v.·tll act as ad"ism to 23 chapteu and clubs located ¥tween San Otego, Santa Barbara. Phoe· nix and Tucson. SHOW fOR WIVES AS EXECS CONVENE Whale thett husbands are attendina the rnsurance claims e.eculives meelinas aJ the Newponer Inn , v.·tves w1ll meet f('l( lundlcon and a mus1cal fuhton Jhow to- da)'. Oct. 5 at Jhe Stuft ShtfL Voc aliSt Rue Maller o( Allied Films in Holly- wood, who has 1una at a command per(onnanc~ rex the Queen o( Enaland, will alna S<M\IJ to match the mood of the ruhtOC'I S ShOWl'l by Nadine: or Dun's Doll House at Newport An Cc.n~ ter. ' Restaurant loses sa99 A thief wbo reset lhe dial flal tima nodliq wa1 di .. combination so hh theft tult:.od or d~mqttd.. would ao l.lftftoticed all day Nonnan Laraen of Sou• lOOk S899.41 from Betk· Laauna opened the .. ,, shire's restaaarant. 34SO Via about 10 a.m. and obsotvod Opono. Lido Shops area, 2 cash boua tiu..inaoa lap between 9:30 and 10 a.m. or the sale, and 1110 oblefoo Monday. Oct. 2. ved a bos oa the botaom Velma Holland, 3125 •hctr of the u/e that ap. Rooaeveh Way, Costa Meu, pearod to have a bent lid. stated that at appro:timately At 6 p.m. he opened lito 9:15 a.m. she had the safe safe to aet cuh and dis· open and coonted the mon ey covered the money wat in lhe and at. mi "501 a tablet can be cheap I" No one likes to pay ~ for a srnGk tabkt -inctudina us. Never· thelc:ss, some or the newer drugs cost rhar much. They seem expensive -yes, only seem. Consr<h:r this: Pneumonia used to mean 4 to 6 bedridden wcd.s. LO'-S of pay . Often hospitalization. Often death. Nov., a few dollars' worth of one antibrotic will generally cure pneumonia in days. And thrr. h only one e\Otnlple ... there are man~· O!hcrs. When }OU ~.:vn'l1dcr what a few 50c pills w11l du for you, they lttm downnttiH chea'p. Christensen Pharmacy 3111 L COA11' IIWT .. CO_,WA PEL IIU omou ,_2SSO '"My lh.ary i5 if we eliminate al to• ... ther. won 'I ba ony Ned for a wor ort poyerty I" You can't stop taxes- but you can earn the highest interest in the U.S.A. with us ... And DOWNEY SAVIN(;S o,.,..~more: • Free notary service *Accounts insured to $15,000 by a Government Agency * Higher yielding Bonus Plan * Daily compounding of interest • Fast and confidential transfer of funds * Collections for trust deeds • Save by mail COME IN SAM SMART ' FOR YOUR FREE SAVER COIN BANK! NEWPORT BEACH OF'F'ICE WESTCLIFP BV ILDI.'~G I'ESTCLIFF DR. AT IR VI,\lE Al'E. lttlttin Oftic-. CIICIUiaf,IUD ,...,.._....., ..,.., NlOI w-. PIIIH 1 a• .. ,. ,. ... , u'r c..r. m.-a MWJIIMT IUCM. zoe.J wnuM Dr .. M2•a FUU.Dmlll. 2483 [, CNtprnen ...... .,... .. NGAI JLUt, UllO ,._.., IIMI., ... _,, "Tile A-..eiation That Corw" • \ HAPPILY CONTEMPLATING the comrng season of parties sponsored by the New· port Harbor Supper Club are these local high school students, from left: Claudia Carver, 2140 Mesa Dr., West Upper Bay, freshman at Corona del Mar High School; Mike Foulkes, junior at Harbor High School and substitute left efld on the var· sity football sQuad; Cathy Chichester, 2475 Ar~or Or ., Bay Shores, freshman at •Harbor High; Shields Richardson, 1330- Santanella Ter.,Irvlne Terracejreshman at Corona del Mar High, and Tom Queen , 1518 Serenade Ter., Irv ine Terrace, fresh· man at Corona del Mar HI~. (Ensi gn ph oto.) THEY'RE READY FOR DANCING The Newport Harbor Sup. per Club, a social dance grou p for the high school students of the Harbor area, is making plans for the cur· rent season. The Supper Club was start- ed 13 years ago by members of the Newp crt Harbor Yacht Club. and extends invitations to young people from the freshman, sopho- more and junior classes of all high schools. The dates of the parties are set to coincide wi th school holidays so the y interfere as littlt as pos- sible with school a ctivities. The scheduled date s for the tVV BAKER PRIEST {center). Californ ia state trea- surer, wa s speaker at the Sept, 28 meeting of th e Newport Harbo r Republican Women . ~ictur ed with Mr s . Prie s t a re Mr s. Rob-ert Cooper o f Corona del Mar, lei t, president of t he GOP women, and Mr s . John Davies of Lido Isle, chairman for the luncheon.(Ensign photo.) coming year are Saturday, De~. 16 ; Wednesday, Feb. 21 ; Friday, April 5 ; and Friday, June 7. The parties are conducted under the sponsors hip of parents of the members at- tending . The s ponsors in- dude Me ssrs. and Mmes. Ned Anderson, Hancock Bannin&. Barton Seek, Nor- man Bing , George Bissell, William Chi che ster, R.P. Connally. Norman Dahl, John Echternach. J .K. Foulke s. James Gage, Ge orge Godfrey. Peter B. Hill. Jack J ohn s ton, Edward Kelly. Memtt ~brtin, Ro- bert McGinley. William Mc- Vicker , Earl Petersen, and Mr s. Patrifia Scofield. AUXILIARY TO MEET ~l eadlining the Oc t. 10 meeting of the Harbor Auxi· liary nf the South Coast Child Guidance Clinic will be Dr. Tom Robinson, Harbor area pediatric ian, and win- ner of last year's Guardian Angel .. \ward, who was one of the original sponsors of the group. the meeting will s tart at 10 a.m. at the Bai· boa Bay Club, preceded by coffee at 9:30. I ~oust llflurket NEIPORT HARBOR ElfliGN ARST SEC11011 --PliO 4 THURSDAY. OCT. 5, 1961 OOIIHIA PEl. MAR, CALl F. GIFTS TO VIETNAM Pif.tr•lhrtt baa• coatainint ahipment for hu.ndrtds of 9 uticlea tach tuch •• small theae ditty• baa type aifta tc noceu&Uet for comfort. be 1ent ovouo•• to Viotnlm wote doaated 10 the Americln from "the fo lkt back home ... Red ()"on ~d~y, Oct. 2, OraMiaationt 1nd indivi~ by tbe Col. W11l11m Cabell 11als who with 10 aive thue O.apter ~r lbe O.UP~n of comfort aifl itemt and ditty• -- lbe . Amenc~ Rovohauon: •• baas to the aervicemen are l Qrt~tm·~ Jlftl to tervlce-invit~ \0 participate in ~il l mea 1n V&otnan. . Ameri can Red Cron •hip. I The pac:_kaJCII w~re Jllly a-airt proaram, or they may wrapped m Ylllttlde bad-conuibutc money to pu1chase at ilion, and chapter membert, the articlea. wer~ aiven ~ud• to enclote lbe DAR U.S.O. commi ttee J _thetr n~ea 1n hop~• or hear-was in charae of the wtap- lnl from' our Amen can boy a ina o f aifta , on Monday on the fiah~na front" Memben ate Mrs. Ch.euy: DAR members met a t the ch&iliJian; Mu. William Rab- home of Mrs. Guy Oterry bitt. Harbor View Hills; Mu. at (504 E. Ocean front. William Jones, Lido llle, Balboa. ~ auemble _and and Mn. S.M. Reber. Corona wtap the Jlfts. The Ameucan del Mat. Red Croll hat atrM&ed WHO'S THE ANGEL? The votin& is over and the ~s. Louis Pratt. She will countina has beaun to de-be assisted by Mrs . Evan termine the winner of tPe Prichard and members of 1967 GuardianAnael Award . the executive board. Mrs. Results will remain a well John Sparlina, chairman of kept secret until Thursday, programs and special October 26, when the new events, has handled the "Angel" will be aiven his voting procedure for the halo at the annual presi-Angel Awa rd . dents' recepti on, aiven by Mrs . Robert Bernard, au- the Harbor AuJiliary of the xiliary president, will wei- South Coast Child Guidance come her fellow presidents Clinic to honor the presi-of other organizations and dents of wome n's c lubs of then inuoduce Or. Mawice the harbor area. ' Kaplan, the new chic£ psy- The halo has been worn chiatrist and administrator by O.W. (Dick) Richard , the of the Child Guidance Clio- first to be so honored; Wal-1c . A BARBECUE and trophy presentation wound up the junior program of the South Shore Sailing Club, under the chairman- ship of Dallls Lauderdale and Junior Commodore Roy Refneman. Award win· ners are pictured above, from left: Rick Bo ler, fi rst in the handicap class; Tom Lauderdale, perpetual high point trophy for sailing; 11-year-old Brad Blaes, the smallest sailor with th e largest award, fhe Sportsmanship Trophy, given to th e outstanding member of the junior program; John De Castro (standing In rear), fleet captain; Beth Boylhart, junior vlce""'om- modore, first in Kites, and last ,year's winner of the Sports manship Trophy, and Ji nl Stansbury, wh o placed second to Brad Blaes in the Sabot class. Officers assisting in the junior program also in- clude J i ff lnshaw, trophy chairman and Bob Millett, junior s ecretary and trea- surer. ter Burroughs, Harry Babbitt, Honored auests will in- AndyOevine,andlast yean' e lude John Rau, clinic pre- winner, Or. Tom Robinson. s ident, afld Mrs. Phyllis BRUCE MEHHbJ9, OF COSTA MESA IES Bruce Menn died Wednes- day, Sept. 27 at his home, 641-A Shalimar Drive , Costa Mesa , at the age of )9. ' introducing new The reception will be held Vincent, admi ni strative at the new Costa Mesa coordinator, as well as the Country Club at 2 p.m. past winners of the Angel Chainnan or the event is Award . "GOP WOMEN OF THE YEAR" named by the Repub- lican Women of Newport Harbor include Dora Hill, at left, former mayor of Newport Beach, and Wi ni fr ed Ba· Mr. Menn was born June 3. 1928, in Kenosha, Wi s. He was an electronics engi- neer for Radix. Survivors are hi s parent s . Pobert and Pearl Menn of Long Beach; and a brother, Kenneth of Alhambra . Services were held Sept. 30 at the C hurch or Our Saviour, San Gabritd, with Baltz Mortuary Costa Mesa, directing. LEGAL HOnCE NOTICE:OF"PUBLI C IlEA RIN G Notice i11 hereby given that the Plannin& Commi11sion the City of Newpcul Beach hold a public hearing on lljlplicatioD o( Balboa Ba)' Club, hac. for a Use PermJI #1311 to permitt operatioa o( 1111. excori!IOU boat servia~ a\• coholic bever..,es. Said boat will be berthe at the Bal boa Bay Club at 1221 West Co asl Hwy . OCT . Sth -6th -7th OHL Y COME IH AHD GET ACQUAINTED SPECIALIZING HIGH F ASHION COSTUMES .. ONE OF A KINO .. 642·4673 YUBAH 2 LB. CAN 1.57 con, administrator of Hoa9 Hospi tal. {Ensign photo.) Nolice is hereby furthe r gi ven that uid pu bhc hearinl! wi_\1 be held on the 19th day of October, 1967, at the hour of 8:00 p.m . in the Council Challl" hers of the New~JOrl Beach p t}' Hall, t'lt whi ch time and place any and all perMns in• DEAN'S DOLL HOUSE COFFEE 7 .9¢ GOP women honored F. bo . tere!:lted may IIPP""' an d be 2400 W. COAST HIWAY NEWPORT BEACH IN NE .. ORT ART CENTER-ACROSS FROM STUFT SHIRT IHCLUDtHG ELECTRA.MATIC F n J ~ [ :o F ~ 1 ·, S Vol 12 OZ. VEGETABLE COCKTAIL 4/50¢ STOUFFERS .10 OZ. REG. 69< MEAT PIES CHICKEH OR BEEF 49¢ GREEH GIAHT • JOJ CAN SWEET PEAS 2/45¢ WHITE CEL.LO ,.Ak ZEE NAPKINS WELCH . 6 OZ . GRAPE JUICE 4/45¢ OOL.E SLICED OR CHU Nk PINEAPPLE FAHCY REO DELICIOUS APPLES 99¢ 7 LBS 2/65¢ LOCAL GRAPEFRUIT ~--------~---. EACH 7¢ NO.2 CAN 39¢ SUNSHINE . U OZ. ,.K. SUGAR COOKIES GI!:R8ER STRAINED BABY FOOD ] JARS MANNING'S BEEF PORTERHOUSE $1~; STEAKS LAMB LEGS 79¢u. II EAT LOAF 59¢ La. 39¢ IIIOUID C:IIUC:It PaHies ss.s OSCAR MAYER IACII ne "· FIUII •• "· 10 LI.IOll IILIIIA ltt!IQ. IN71. I IVC Hat 1 Area women Europe and Ru ssJa. heard thereon . were named "Republican The awardswe1e presented Ray Y. Copelin, !!ecretnry Women of the Yeat" at last by Mrs. Robert Cooper, Ne.,.-p~rt Reach P'.Y Th d ' I r ' P\anDIDJill Comml!'ll'\OD uu ~y s uncheon o H ar~01 GOP Women Club Publish: Oct. s , 1967, in Republican women spon• pJestdent. The ~e wport flarbor En!li~ sored by the Newport Harbor c~~-y 2 wm ..... n, "New arrivals at Hoag the luncheon, held in the Jamboree Hall of the New-Saturday, Sept. 23 Thunday, Sept. 28 Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ken· Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. John neth J ohnson, 312 Magnolia Watts, 23H Arbutus St, VERSAILLES PRESENTS June Rudell with jud Ot Naur ott base Jack Reidling on piano . porter Inn -Winifred Bacon, Hoag Hospital adminisuator, and Dora (Mts. Ned) Hill, fonner mayor of Newport Beach. · St., Costa Mesa. East Blurf. /~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lund, 424~ Dana Road, Daily, 2257-B Maple St., West Newport Heights. Costa Mesa. Boy -Mr. and Mrs. C .H . Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Mich· McClure J r., 1~4 5 Tustin ael Donovan, 283 Avocado Honors in absentia were given to Aanes Bl omquist. president of Newport Balboa Savings and Loan Assn.; Mrs. Challen Landers, renner Harborite and past president or the local club; and Dor- een Marshall. city council· woman, who is on a Uip to Ave., Costa Mesa. St., Costa Mesa. ~ YOURHOME Sonday, S.pt. 24 Fdday, Sopt. 29 ~ Is no place for Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Warren Boy -Mr. and Mts. Donald ~ 11 Slllrte,.nt, 13ll Homp•hi re Biennan. 2S4S Santa Ana BAFECD Do It Yourself" Circle, Dover Shores. Ave., Costa Mesa. INSURAN,CE •nsur.·•nce Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Ste· Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Jame s l1 u phen Adam, 671 Victoria Andreae, 2035 Balua Pl., 1o"" tt1' L!GAL MOTICE 1st., Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa. s••o •• ,. MAHAHAH & EGGERS IHC NO TIC" or 1•'Tr-1UOE.O Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Gus-Boy-Mr. and Mrs. David •• ..-e ' · ~ t• """ . ,.r• TELE .. HONE1 67S.OS62 TRANSFER AND LEASEBACK tave Chabre, 2108 Arbutus, Goldbera. 3105 Monroe Way, 2&63 E. CO.t.ST HWV, _CORONA DEL MAll:, CAll,, Notice i11 hereby sJven th•t East Bluff. Costa lr':··· ••••••.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;~;;;;;;;~~ Ooa•ld R. McAnl\11, D.D.S., Boy _ Mr. and t~-1rs. Allen Tr11naferor, of 1419 Superior K I 334 W J S Aven.ne, City of Newport ap an, · oann t ••. Beach, Calilomi•, intend11 to Costa Mesa. !!ell certaia personal prop"rty to: . Le~aeqaip Corporation, A Mondoy, S.pt. 25 C•hfomu Corp., Intended Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tr~~aaferee (Ln.sor), ~~ 212 Gi 1 447 Costa Mesa St. South C•le Onve, Ctty of e& • • Beverly Hill•, C•lifomia; .ad Col la Mesa. that nid Jatended Traaaferee (Le11eorl, Leueqnip Corpor~ Tu•sclay, S.pt. 26 tioa, itateada to leneback to Boy -Mr. and Mu. Len• aeidOould R. McADlis, D.D.S. nart Carlton, 201 Lillian Trauferor (LeMee), the nid Place, Cotta Mesa. pet80aa) property, . II 8~eral Boy _ f4', and Mrs. John descrlplioa of whtch ts aa J k . 1154 Ch I follows, to-Wit: Oent 111 equipo-una e1t. ar e ston mnt, office eqaipmeat, far.-SL,_-Costa Mesa. aitlll'fl and flxtaru aad 1~ Gul -Mr. and Mra. Albert eated •t 1419 Snperlor A¥eo-Motley, 3202 Montana Ave,, aae, City of Newport Ouch, CoiLa Men Califoral., aad th•t njd u le ' 1111d leuebadr. tr••.ctloa I• W .. •stlty, Sept. 27 to be coaaamm•ted 011 the Boy •~ nd ·~ w·1 16th day of OctobeT, 1967, •t . -~· a mal, "1 • 10 ..... ,,tt.he office of Lean• ham Colhn1, 1668 Ball• qalp Corporedoa, at 212 Soatlt. wood. Eatt Bluff, C•le Orin, City of Bnerly Boy -PC. ·aad Mrt. Duane Hill•, Callfonl•. Sharw.on.. 110 Victoria St., O.ted ditl• 2ad dey of October, Cotta Meta. L'llsEOUIP (l)ftR>RATION, &:oY-Mr. and~ •• O.vid a Callforal• Corp. Mute, 2700 Petenon Way, By M•lwfll a.,... Coata Meaa. Aftlt.i .. rator Girl -Mr. and ~a. Robert Le•..,.lp Corpentloa, lbbotaoe 2617 Weetminater 212 Sottl Cele on... PI C ' ~ . Be.erly RUle, Cellfonl&. •• Olla -ea. 6$171 Boy -Mr. ood Mra. Robon Pllbll•• Oct. S. 1967. le Pitnan, Ul £. Wiltoa St., llle Newport a..-r Ee•lp Cotla MeaL · SPECIALIZING IN THE CLEANING & OF DRAPERIES ONLY Remove Water Oam•1e • FLAME PROOFING DRAPERY CLEANERS • EXCLUSIVE COlT GU ARANTEE Drapery Cleanins. P"rfect re1ardtes1 of the ~~~·of your dr1pery, or 100% rept.cement tf cle•nable. a No Sl'lrinu .. • No f•ic Dtt•ioretiofl • Perlkt ben KIIM • P«flct lllelt f ..... "AMERICA'S LARGEST" Serving All Orange County FREE LOANER ,DRAPES LESS 20% FOR CASH &. CAitftY TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED ' ' TWo bari.k presidents ' NEWPORT HARBOR EllgGII THURSDAY, OCT. S, lli7 ·see a baak ·in the world ' HARDIN M H~Rf, JR -PRESt0£NT UNIVEJI'SrTY NATION"l SANK CEO"GE l WOODf'QIIIO. Jill -DRESIDE~l ,.,.['WPO .. f "'ATIQNAl l!lliNI( ... a better bank for you! Progress through change, and strength through unification, have patterned the growth of a Nation; and improved the individual living standard since 'the signing of The Declaration of Independence. The American heritage and way of life constantly have been exemplified in the rapid-paced development of Orange Cou nty, which has been watched with envy throughout the world. Now a new change -born of the precepts of independence -is proposed to benefit Orang!! County as an area, and the residents as individuals. Two inde- pendent banks will unite their talents, their assets, and their achievements to become a single bank for singular reasons. The University National Bank of Fullerton, and the Newport National Bank of Newport Beach, having proven individually that independent concepts in banking advantageously serve a community, will merge to better serve a County. Significantly, one bank will be created with assets approximating 40-Million dol- lars. The bank will have six offices from the north and south extents of Orange County. Within weeks, a 7th office will be dedicated'in Costa Mesa and more inde- pendent banking services wili be available to more people. . It is important to everyone, particularly the depositors and stockholders of the University National Bank and the Newport National Bank, that the concepts of an independent bank should flourish. An independent bank can give you an immediate answer to a question. The officers, directors, and stockholders are your neighbors, and you are treated accordingly. Your name and your purpose are more meaningful than the credit rating, or the balance sheet. One of these banks alone would be unable to expand to the dimension inde- pendent banking concepts ·are destined. Singly, each bank has.proven conclusive- ly during the past three years that each person and each business, once exposed to independent banking principles and advantages, prefers an independent bank. The wisdom of the Board of Directors of the two banks, and their respective presidents-George L. Woodford, Jr. of the Newport National Bank, and Hardin M. Hart, Jr. of the•University National Bank ~ has determined that a larger inde- pendent bank. created by the union of the t\\·o exist ing and ,-ucc·p,-,.ful banks. benefits the future interest of all co ncerned. Depo~ito r;; wi ll ht> I•Ptt•·r >'t'l'Vt'd. Stockholders in both banks will prosper. And. the future of Ora nge County is provided with a stronger. broader-based economic foundat ion . Th e eventual name of the new bank -a better bank for you await,; a fuwre decision by the combined Boards of Director!'. Meanwhile. the new inst it ution will be known by the name of the oldest charter of th e two the :\ e\\·poJ1 :\ :1! io n a I Bank. The President's offi ce will be occupied by Mr. 'Woodford. and th<' ~>'C•c·ut ive Vice Presidency will be filled by Mr. Hart. So. as two Bank Presidents congratulate each other fo r as,;i,-ting in a major advance for independent banking conc epts. symbolically, it i,-f'U!!!!'~""teJ that each resident of Orange County extend a hand to welcome a new era a pe riod of expanded growth and prosperity the expansion of independent banking can make possible. It's happening in the County that's accustomed to moving ahead with independent thinking, while ·the rest of the world watches in wonderment. IIUU CUllY'S FASTEST ' UIIIU IUEPUIUT IUIIII CIICU1 '· I I \ HAPPILY CONTEMPLATING the comtng season of parties sponso red by th e New- port Harbor Supper Club are' these local high school studen ts, from left: Claudia Ca rver, 2140 Mesa Or., We st Upper Bay, freshman at Corona del Mar High School; Mi ke Foulkes, junior at Harbor High School and substi tute left end on the var .. si ty football squad; Cathy Chichester, 2475 Arbor Or., Bay Shores, f(eshman at Harbor High; Shie lds Richardson, 1330· Santanella Ter.,Irvlne Terrace)reshman at Corona del Mar High, and Tom Queen, 1518 Se renade Ter.,Irvine Te rrace, fresh- man at Corona del Mar High. (Ensign photo.) THEY'RE READY FOR DANCING The Newport Harbor Sup- per C lub , a social dance group for the hi&h school students of the Harbor area, is making plans for the cur~ rent season. The Supper Club was start- ed \3 years a1o by members of the Newp on Harbor Yacht Club, and e;ttends invitations to young people from the fre shman, sopho- more and junior classes of a ll hi.Bh schools. The dates of the parties are set to coincide with school ho lidays so they interfere as little as pos- sible with school activities. The scheduled dates for the ' IVY BAKER' PRIEST (center), California stat e trea· su rer, was speaker at th e Sep t. 28 meeting of th e Newport Harbor Republican Women. Pictured with Mr s. Pr iest are Mr s. Robert Coope r of Corona del Mar, lef t, president of the GOP women , and Mrs. John Davies of Lido chairman for the luncheon.(Ensign photo.) •coming year are Saturday, E>ec . 16; Wedne sday, Feb. 21; Friday, April 5; and Friday, June 7 . The parties are conducted under the sponsorship of parents of the members at- tend ing. The sponsors in- clude Messrs. and Mmes. Ned Anderson. Hancock Banning. Barton Beck, Nor- man Bin.B. George Bissell, William Chiche ster, R. P. Connally, Norman Dahl , J ohn Echternach, J .K. Foulkes. James Gage, Ge orge Godfrey. Peter B. Hill . Jack J ohnston, Edward Kelly, Merritt Martin, Ro- bert McGinley, William Mc- Vi cke r, Earl Petersen, and Mr s. Patricia Scofield. AUXILIARY TO MEET Headlining the OcL 10 n1eeting of the Harbor Auxi- liary nf the Sou th Coast Child Guidance Cli nic will be Or. Tom Robinson , Harbor area pediatrician, and wi n .. ncr of last year's Guardian Angel Award, who was one of th e original sponsors or the JTOUp, The meetin1 wi ll start a t 10 a.m. at the Bai- boa Bay Club, preceded by coffee at 9:30. ~onst 1flflnrket NEWORT HARBOR ElliGII f1 RST SECllOII --P111 I THURSDAY . OCT. 5. 1967 rollliiA oa liAR. CAU F. GIFTS TO VIETNAM Pif~lhree baas contaiain1 tbiprnent for bundleda of 9 artie~•.• eacb aucb as unall thete ditty-ba1 type prt1 tc neceaatlloa for comfort, bo aent overseas 10 Vieln.m were doaated to &be Amoric~ from .. the folks bact home. u Red ~ou Moed~, OcL 2, Ot1-.iuLiona tnd individo-~ lho Col. Wilb1111 Cabell uala who wish 10 aive these OtiPter «!' tbo Deuah~n of comfort lift itema and ditty• dto . Amenc-;s Rovolull~ aa baa• to the aervicomcn ate Cbn!lm•.• 11ft. 10 aorvtc• invited to participate in thia l aaoa tn Vtotnan. · . Americ an Rod Crou ahip- The pac.taaca w~re llllly a--aift proaram, or they .may ~apped rn yuletide trado-conuibute money to purc~ase ... rtJon, and chapter memben, the articlca wor~ aiven ~arda to enclose The DAR 'u.s.O. commHtee : .therr n~ea tn hop~• of hoar--was in char:ae of the wrap.. 101 front OUt Amencan boys in& of 1ift1 on Monday on the fiah~n1 frpnL" Membeu ate Mn. Cherry: DAR members met a t th e chainnan; Mrs. William Ral> home of Mn. OJy Oletry bitt, Harbor View Hills; Mu. at 1504 E. Ocean Front, Will iam Jones Lido Isle Balboa. ~ · aucmble ~d and Mu. S.M. Reber, Coren; wtap the 11fts. The Ameucan del Mar. Re~ Closs has an.-.aed WHO'S THE ANGEL?. The votina is over and the countina has beaun to de- termine the winner of the 1967 GuardianAnael Award. Results will remain a well kept secret until Thursday, October 26, when the new "Angel" will be Biven his halo at the annual presi- dents' reception, aiven by the Harbor Auxiliary of the South Coast Child Guidance Clinic to honor the pres i- dents of women's clubs of the harbor area. The halo has been worn by O.W. (Dick) Richard, the first to be so honored; Wal· te.r Burrouahs, Hany Babbiu, Andy Devine, and last yean' winner, Or. Tom Rob inson. The re ception will be held at the new Costa Mesa Country C lub at 2 p.m. Chairman of the event is ~~. Louis Pratt. She will be assisted by Mrs. Evan Prichard and members or the executive board. Mrs. John SparlinJ, chairman of proarams and special events, has handled the votin1 procedure for the Anael Award . Mrs. Robert Bernard, au- xi li ary president, will wel- come her fellow presidents of other organizations and then introduce Dr. Maurice Kaplan, the new chi ef psy- chiatrist and adminis trator of the Child Guidance Clin- oc . Honored auests will in- clude J ohn Rau, clinic pre- sident, a11d Mrs. Phyllis Vincent, administrative coordiriator, as well as the past winners of the Anae I Award . "GOP WOMEN OF THE YEAR " named by the Repub- lican Women of Newport Harbor include Dora Hill, at left, former mayor of Newport Beach, and Winifred Ba· A BARBECUE and trophy presentation wound up the Junior program of the Sou th Shore Sailing Club, unde r the chairman- ship of Oaltis Lauderdale and Junior Commodore Roy Reineman. Award-w-in- ners are pictured above, from left: RiCk Bo ler, f irst in the handicap class; Tom Lauderdale, perpetual high point trophy for sailing; ll..year~ld Brad Blaes, the smallest sailor with the largest award, the Sportsmanship Trophy, gi ven to th e out standing membe r ofthe junior program; John De Castro (standing In rearl, fleet captain; Be th Boy lhart, jUnior vlce-<om· modore, first in Kites , and last ,year's winner of the Sportsmanship Trophy, and Jim Stansbury, who placed secon d to Brad Blaes in the Sabo t class. Officers assisting in the junior program also in- clude J iff In shaw, trophy cha irman and Bob Millett, jun ior secretary an d trea· surer. BRUCE MEHHb39, OF COSTA MESA I ES .------------------. Bruce Menn d ied Wednes· day, Sept. 27 at his home, 641-AShalimar Dr ive , Costa Me sa , at the aae or 39. Mr . Menn was born June 3, 1928, in Kenosha. Wis . He was an e le ctronics eng•· neer for Radi x. Survivors are his pa rents, Poben and Pearl Menn of Lona Beach; and a broth er, Kenneth of Alhambra. Servi ces were he ld Sept. 30 at the Ch41ch of Our Saviour, San Gabriel, with Baltz Mortuary Cos ta Me s a, directing . LEGAL H011CE NOllCt:OF'P UBLI C IlEA RI NG ~oti ce is hereby j!iven that the Planning Commissioa of the City of Sewport Beac h will hold a pu blic hearilll! on thfl applicatton of Balboa Bay Clob, lac . for a U11e Permit #1311 to permit: operatioa ol aD flJ;COUIIDD boat servia & a\• coholic beverases. Said boat will be berthed at the Balboa Bn Club at 1221 West Cout uWy. introducing new FASHIONS- OCT . 5th-6th -7th OHLY COME IH AHD CET ACQUAINTED SPEC IALIZING HIGH FASHION COSTUMES ""ONE OF A KINO"" 642-4673 YUBA.H 2 LB. CAN l.S7 con, administrator of Haag Hospital. (Ensi gn photo.) ~otice is herebr further given that s aid public hearing will be held on the 19th dav of October, 1967, at the hou'r o f 8:00p.m. in the Counci l Cham• ben!! of the Sewport Bl"ach City Hall, at which time and place an y and all peri!IOD8 in• DEAN ~S DOLL HOUSE F. H bo A · tere&ted mav appflar and h,. COFFEE 79¢ GOP women honored 2400 W. COAST HIWAY NEWPORT BEACH IN NE .. ORT ART CENTER-ACROSS FROM STUFT SHIRT IHCLUDU~C ELECTRA-MAT!!: v .. 12 oz. VEGETABLE COCKTAIL 4/50¢ STOUFFERS -10 OZ. REG. 69< MEAT PIES CHIO(EH OR BEEF 49¢ GREEN GIANT • 303 CAH SWEET PEAS 2/45¢ WHITE CELLO PAK ZEE NAPKINS WELCH -6 OZ . GRAPE JUICE 4/45¢ FAHCY RED DELICIOUS 99¢ APPLES 7 LBS DO LE SLICED OR CHUNK PINEAPPLE 1'10. 2 CAI'f LOCAL 2/65¢ GRAPEFRUIT GERBER STRAINED BABY FOOD 'JARS 39¢ SUNSHINE ·14 OZ. PIC:. SUGAII COOKIES MANNING'S BEEF PORTERHOUSE $1~; STEAKS LAMB LEGS 79¢La. IUT LOAF 59¢ La. 39¢ IRIIID CIIICI S5f5 OSCAR M.l Y ER IACII lit"· FlAilS ..... 10LI.IIIX MLIIIA •• J11Q. 110ft IIDUD-DULY No. lUll. N 111111 SPIOAU POll OCT. S.W 1147 I. COAST"" •• Clll -WI D&l¥11 -673-3510 tve ar 1 rea women Europe and Ru ssta. heard thereoD. wet e named "Republican The awards wete presented Ray Y. Copelin, !!ecrf'tary Women of the Yeat" at las t by Mrs.· Robert Cooper, Newp~rt Beach .C it.Y Th d • I h r bo "' • c P !IUIDID@ CommHI!uon un ~y s unc eon o Har r GOP women . lub Publil'lh: O<:t. 5, 196i, in Republi can women spon• p1esident. Th e Newport !!arbo r i:osip;n sored by the Newport Harbor Clu b. . N • 1 t H Onl y 2 W<J< ....... at ew arrl va s a oag the luncheon, held in the Jamboree Hall of the Ne-Sotunfay, Sept. 23 Thurscloy, Sept. 28 porter Inn -Winifred Bacon, Boy -Mr. and Mn. Ke!l-Girl -Mr. and Mrs. John Hoa1 Hospital ac:kninisuator, neth J ohnsoo, 312 Magnolta Wat ts, 2339 Arbutus SL, and Dora (Mrs. Ned) Hill, St., ~sta Me sa. Ea~t Bluff. (onnet mayor of Newpott 8o)i -Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beach Lund, 424~ Dana Road, Daily, 2257-B Maple St., PR ESEN TS June Rudell wirh jud Dt Naur on ba se J ad Rtidling on piano. • luncheon ~nd Hon;rs in absentia wete West Newport Heiahts. Costa Me sa. aiven to Acnes Bl omquist. Boy-Mr. and Mrs. C.H . Girl-Mr. and Mu. Micb -YOUR HOM president o r Newport Balboa McClure Jr., 1145 Tustin ael Donovan, 283 Avocado ~ E Savin.BS and Loan Assn.; Ave., Costa Mesa. St., Costa Mesa. /S' Mn. Cballen Landm, ronn el Sundoy, S.pt. 24 ft;doy, S.pt. 29 Is no place for HarboJite and past president Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Warren Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Donald of the local club; and Do•· SOlttevant. 1333 Ham psh;•e o;ennan. 2545 Santa Ana BAFECO "DO It Yourself" een Manhall, city council-Circle, Dov er Shores. Ave., Costa Mesa. INSURANCE •nsu••nce woman, who is on a Ui p to Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Ste-Girl -Mr. and Mrs. James II •u phen Adam, 677 Victoria Andteae, 2035 Balua Pl., 1o&JII 111' LIGAL NOnCE \;L. Costa Men. Coo ta Meoa. ••:o ellrJ MAHAHAH & ECCERS, IHC. NOTI CE OF INTENDED Boy -Mt. and ~1rs. Gus-Boy -Mt. and Mrs. David .-.. TfLEPHONE1 67S.OSU TRANSFER AND LEASEBAC~ lave Chabre, 2103 Arbutus, Goldbera. 3105 Monroe Way, 2163 E. COAST HWY . _CORONA DEL MAR, CAL". Notice ie hereby sivea rh•t Eall BluH. • Costa i~•:•·~~~~~--~~~~;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;./ Oould R. McADiie, D.D.~.. Boy _ Mr. and Mrs. Allen TrllD.Sferor, of 1419 Sapenor St Avenue, City of Newport Kaplan, 334 W. J oann ••• Beach, C•Tilo!'11ia, i nte~ada to Costa Me sa. sell certala periiHIDIII property to: Le .. eqalp Corpontioo, A Monday, Sept. 25 C•lifon~ia Corp., lateaded Girl _ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Traosferee (Le-:~t~,), o_f 212 Gieal 447 Cosla Mesa St. South G•le Dnve, C1ty of • • Bevnly Hill•, Califohai11; .-d Costa Mesa. lltat a11id lute~aded Tr•aaferee T 4o <L 26 (Le••r), Luaequip Corpon~ ••• y, -pt. lioa, iatnd• to leueb.ck to Boy -Mr. and Mn. Len· .. idDo .. JdR. McAaU., D.D.S. nut Carlson, 201 Lillian Tr .. aferor (Le•ee), the .. ld Place, Costa Men. per.aaal. pntperty, • ~er•l Boy -~"· and Mrs. John dl!llcrlphOII ol wlll ch •• •• k · follow•, to-Wit: Oeatal e~lp-Juna etl, 1154 Charleston .nt, olliee equ ipmeat, 111,.. SLo Costa Mesa. aiture -d ri•tares ud 1... Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Alben cated at 1419 S.perior A•e-Mosley, 1202 Montana Ave., aue, City of Newport Beueh, Costa Mesa. C•Uioraia. •d Uu.t .. i d .. te ..d le-ellouck tr••ecdoa I• ........ ,, $ept. 27 to be COIIR-ated 011 I~ a-, nd •~ fl'( J6tla day o( ()etob~, 1967, 81 . UV7 -~· a ~·• I • 10 .... ,•t•e of6ce of Le•~ h.m Colltna, :Z661 Bau· .pip C:.tpor.U.., .r 212 Soat .. 1fii'OOd. Eut Bhaff. Cale Ort•e, City of Be•erlr Boy -~. ud .... Duane Bill•, C.UionJa. SiiUDOG, 110 Victoria SL, O.te4 tW• ta4 • .,. of Octoa,.,, Col &a Meaa. [~lsEQUIP aJII'OIAllON. &oy-Mr. and loto. Dam a CaUt.waia c.,. WluU, 2700 PeWMn Way, By .. ,.., -CooiO Moaa. -lol-Oirl -Mr • ...s .... Robert Le ..... lp c .. ,., •• , l'bboc.oa. 2617 ••••iat&er 2t2 Soo .. Colo on .. , PI CooiO Moaa., ... ...., ··~~~-·.. a:., -Mr • ...s ..... llobort h~thlu Oet. 11, lt67, 1a Pl .. -. 111 e. wu-S&., &l,e !f..,..-t 8_.., FMI.. Cot &a MeaL ' SPECIALIZING IN THE CLEANING & ISHING OF DRAPERIES ONLY Remove Water Oamace • FLAME PROOFING DRAPERY CLEANIERS EXCLUSIVE COlT GUARANTEE Drapery Clunina. Perfect rqardl"s of the qe of your drapery, or 100% repiK~ent if cleanable. e No ShriiiUCt • No Fabric Dlt•ior•lion "AMERICA'S LARGEST" Servin& All Or1n1e County FREE LOANER ,DRAP£S lESS 20% FOR' CASH & CAJt1tY TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED 142·1211 11111 ••••r aw. otl7111. -- I Two bank presidents NEIII'ORT HARBOR ENSIIJI THURSDAY, OCT. 5, 1•1 see a new bank in the world HIIIRDIN M HAR T, ..(R -F'RCSIO[N'T. UN1V£111:SITY N"TION .. l BANI( GEORG£ l WOOOF"ORD JR -"'Cf[SIOC,.,.T NEWP'OIH N.-,TIONAl BANI( ... a better bank for you! Progress through change, and strength through unification, have patterned the growth of a Nation~ and improved the individual living standard since the signing of The Declaration of Independence. The American heritage and way of life constantly have been exemplified in the rapid-paced development of Orange County, which has been watched with envy throughout the world. Now a new change -born of the precepts of independence -is proposed to benefit Orange County as an area, and the residents as individuals. Two inde- pendent banks will unite their talents, their assets, and their achievements to become a single bank for singular reasons. The University National Bank of Fullerton, and the Newport National Bank of Newport Beach, having proven individually that independent concepts in banking advantageously serve a community, will merge to better serve a County. Significantly, one bank will be created with assets approximating 40-Million dol- Jars. The bank will have six offices from the north and south extents of Orange County. Within weeks, a 7th office will be dedicated in Costa Mesa and more inde- pendent banking services will be available to more people. It is important to everyone, particularly the depositors and stockholders of the University National Bank and the Newport National Bank, that the concepts of an independent bank should flourish. An independent bank can give you an immediate answer to a question. The officers, directors, and stockholders are your neighbors, apd you are treated accordingly. Your name and your purpose are more meaningful than the credit rating, or the balance sheet. One of these banks alone would be unable to expand to the dimension inde- pendent banking concepts are destined. Singly, each bank has proven conclusive- ly during the past three years that each person and each business, once exposed to independent banking pnnciples and advantages, prefers an· independent bank. The wisdom of the Board of Directors of the two banks, and their respective presidents-George L . Woodford, Jr. of the Newport National Bank, and Hardin M. Hart, Jr. of the University National Bank -has determined that a larger inde- pend ent bank, created by the union of the two existing anri ,-uccp~,o f u\ banks, benefits the future interest of all concerned. Depo~i tors will hl• i>eltL·r se rv ed. Stockholders in both banks will prosper. And. th e future of Orange County is provided with a stron ger. broader-based economic found ation. The eventual name of t he new bank -a better bank for ,·ou await" a future decision by th e combined Boa rds of Directors. Meanwhil e. the new institution will be known by the name of the ol dest charter of the t\\·o the :\e\\·port :\:nional Bank. Th e President's offi ce will be occupied by Mr. Woodford. and thP Exeeutive Vice Pres id ency will be fill ed by Mr. Hart. So. as two Bank Presidents co ngratul ate each other for assi"ting in a major advance for in dependent banki ng co ncepts. symboli call y. it is suggP>'t C'd that each resident of Orange County extend a hand to welcome a new era a period of expanded growth a nd pros perity the expansion of independent banking can make possibl e. It's happe ni ng in the Cou nty that's accustomed to moYing ah ead with independent thinking. wh ile the reRt of the wo rld wa tches in wonderment. DUllE CDUITY 'S FASTEST UDWIU IIIEPU I UT Ulll ll CII Clft J .... u ""'"······•• pr•n UCTIOM PAGI 6 -THUIUDA V, S, lft7 Kings try breakthrough Friday in scoring drouth A SHOUTING and cheering c rowd of Costa Mesa High School rooter~ broke out on to the playing field to ex· Pf'e5S their joy to the victor ious Mu s tangs a fter the 3..0 upset triumph over the favored Ha rbor High Sa ilors. The Kina• a re atilt look- ina for their firs t score o r the season, afte r losina 20. 0 to Harbor Hiaf\ in the ri rst pme or the s eason and battlina to a score less tic last Saturday evening wi th Sunny Hills. Mesa loses 2 starters Bad knee s will keep Gabe Ruz and Orca f orsdick out of the Starlin& lineup fot the Cos ta Mesa Mus tangs a t S p.m. this Saturday. Ocl. 7. aaainst Valenc ia at Pav1dson Field. This will be the ir o pening same of th~ Irvine League season. R:unon Rica rdo was named pl a yer of the week for hi s Eagles face tough Loara I >.Iancia's Engles, spur- rcU b~ lheir 13~ \'ictnry ove r Pacifica High last Fri- day evening, will take on powerrul Loara this Satur- day as th eir fi rs t contc.,t in iea gue competit ion. (jame time \~ill be ~ p.m. at the Loara hom e gri Ji ron a t Western. "IA'e th ink Loara is one of th e be!l l and we think we're ''ne of the be s t , so this ~ame will tel l how we are going to do in the Irvine League," said Estanc ia Coa ch J ohn Lowry. P lar er of the week was Doug Wukawitz. Doug and Amie Shaw wi ll be capta ins for th is game. tle re 's the li ne up: left end Ken Cowley, left tackle Ar- nie Sll aw, left guard Don Bra nd t, center Dan Steve n- son, riaht guard Doug Wuka- v.tt z., riaht tac kle Bob Ray- mond, tiaht end John "(oody , qUarterback Chuck Perry. riaht halfback George Bar· net t, left halfback Dewey Baker, rullback ~li ke Sprad· ling. The Eagles mov ed a lmost th e lenglh of the li el d, s tart- from their own 5, to ge t th e li rs t score on the boa rd aga ins t P acirica . Quarter- bac k C huc k Pe rry toss ed a 16-yard scoring pass to John WoOOy a t the s·tatt of th e 2nd quarter. The PAT was good , a nd Estancia led 7 ~. The Pa cifica :\lariners brought !he ball riaht bac k after receiving the kick-off and sco red on a pass , bu t the ki ck for e xtra point was wide. T he Eagles held a 7-6 edge. rbc \lariners' hop(! for a come bad. victory ~~o ere shattered whe n quarterback Steve ('rr iflith was taken out of the game wi th a knet: in- \\l ty. fhe~ were unable In rut un any sustaineJ drn•es a fter tha t, and the Eagl es aUd ed to the1 r vict m~ marg1n wi th a .lth quarter dri \e that carn l!d 5R yard s. 11u e) nakcr wen t ew er from th e Ofle tn hring the SC\ITC to l)-{;. BOOSTERS MEET fh e Newport Harbor lll gh Ta rs [looster Club will meet a t 7:3tl tonight, Oct. 5, in the socia l ha ll of lhe high school t1• wat ch films or last week's game and hear Coa ch Wade Watt.s announce U1e outs ta ndin g Vars1 t y foo t- ba l l player o f lhe week. 34·yard fie ld aoa l which gave the Mus tanas a J to 0 upset victory over Newport Uarbor Hish last Friday n1ght. Larry Latsen wa s named lineman of the week. "He d id a real fine job or block· mg, got his man every 11mc:. s a id Coa ch Neil Pee k. T he coa ch stated that he thinks h1s tea m has a good cha nce 1n the Ir vine Lea- gue. He named Magnolia and Loara as top teams but added "Estancia will be ru l tough, too.'' L1neup for Saturday's gam(! mcludes left end Art France, left tackle Claude Schone rt. left gu ard Ga yle Clark, cen- te r Larr y Larson. ught ~uard Gerry Rielly. r1ght tackle Ste ve Warne ke. nght end Roge r \l.histler. quarter· back Da\'e SoboleY.s ki. lefl halfb ack Ramo n R•cardo, n ghl halfba ck Kevin Mani x. ,lotbad Hoppy 8 11~lou s. Th e hea\'i]y favored Ha rbor High gr idders ne\'er go t a susta ined dri \·e going Friday eve ning, and the thin mar- gin of the upset victory for Costa Me sa was the toe of Ramon Rica rdo. There was ..l.: 12 remaining in the fi rst half wh en a Mus· Lang march st alled , and Ramon kicked th e all-impor· tan t 3 points from th e Har· bor J.t;'ard line . The Tars dro\'e deep into \1esa terr itory midwa)· in th e Jrd quart e r. They made a first down on the Mesa 28, then dio\'e 6 yards 00 the next pia)'. It appe·ared th at halfbac k Ron Ttoyano had a riut dO"'-'Tl on the 11 , bu t he fumbled the ball, and C laude Kelly recovered for the ~'al s tangs on their own 17 to s top the threat. They were not able to ad- vance the ball, and punted to midfie ld. The punt was fumble d, and \1e sa had the ball on th e ~I arbor 47. Th e \1u.s tangs put on a drive or their o wn and came within 5 1~ yards ui paydi rt. T hey made first down on th e T ar 36 as t he Jrd quarter end- ed, then another firs t down on the 25 , and again on the 14. On ..l.th down they were on th e Ta r 511, wi lh a little over a yard to go to keep the dri ve alive, but th e Tars droppe d the runner for a loss and took O\'er on :.h e ]U. With 3:25 left in the fi na l quarter, Tar end Don Walker ;-•ek ed up Ricardo's fum b le nn the Ta r ~5 and ran for ]7 yards to lhe \1e~a H . On ]rd .Jnwn, fullbac k J oh n Brittin g ham picked up 3 yards to th e 27 and a fi rs t down. A forward pass failed. a run nin g play was held to no gain. End Din Dalebout caught a pass and was push- ed out of bounds at lhe 20 . a 4th down pass was com- pleted on t he 1 ~. short of the firs t down, and ,\lesa took over with just 46 s ec- onds ldt. T wo slow plays la ter the game was over. The Kinas wi ll open Lea- aue play at Brea.Oiinda at 3 p.m. this Friday, Oct. 6. Coa ch Dave Holland has picked the fo llowing start· en: ends Kurt Andre ss and Rosa Bartlett, tackles Em· me tt Raitt and Gary Goelitz, aua rds Craig Paae and Mike Con vey , center Paul Ray l, qUa rterback Greg Vanden• burg, fullbaCk Rex Snyder, tailback Scott Mcinto sh and wingback Leo Bandel, THE TARS aJmost pul led the ga me out of the f ire in the t ina : n··nut e last Fr day, ad'Janc'ng tc the Costa Mesa 1q, He re Tar end o·n Oa 1eb0ut •S aocut to tu•n to his •ight and head fo• the Mesa goal lifte r ~atching a pass, but he was pushed out Df bounds on the 2D-yard line by Greg F o rsa·c.:: c.1 the tA~.ostargs iNo. ?4 ), The neKt play was a con~olet~d pass to th e 1q, but ·t wJs 4th down, and the Mustangs tool.: over with 46 seconds left to play. (Ens ign photo.) Corona del Mar and Sunny Hills were a lmost as evenly matched in game s ta tistics as in the ri nal score -the Sea Ki ngs holding a sligh t ed&e in rirs t downs . & to 7; in net )'ards gained, 156 to 119; e ven in completed pa sses , -l and 4: trailin g 1n punt average, 35 to H. Th e Kin gs th reatened to <;co re 3 times , but each t im e lh e s u o ng Lancer de· fense held near th e goal ltne. In t he early minu te s of pla y , Corona del Mar re- Co\·ered a Lancer fumble and made 4 futi le efforts to BOB HANCOC K, Harbor's r ight halfback, has just caught a oass for a 3·yard gai n to the midfield str ipe in the final Quart er of last Friday's game with Casta Mesa. On the neKt play, a 4 th down try failed, and the Mustangs took possession of the ball on the Tar 45. Th e Mustangs closing in on Hancocl.: a re Gerald Reilly, No. 10, and Greg Forsd icl.:, No. 24 (En s ign photo.) Champ tries to repeat Ct'aSI Country ])lh annual !."lub champ1Pnsh1p ~~~~~ng s 1nt1• ac11 o n Saturda~. Oc t. 7. when defend1ng ..:hamr11m Cecil \l.hcat and % fdlo111 1('('(' mem~er' ra off In l h~ f1r~t l•'lmU ,,f the 7: h•rle :.lrt~ke-p Ia) lt~urnam~nr. \lr. \l.heat. "f HuntmgtPn Beach. v.dl he <;h!\o>llng ff>t an hl!o>tt•Tilal .l -1n·a·u1v. tri - umph. l ie captured lhe c ro~n 1n I Q/1 5 1111 th a 4 and 3 nctnry ti\"e r Or. Hal Gfld· s hall of Santo1 :\na and aga1n 1n ]Qhh ~o~uh •I: ,1nd I "'In (1\\.'f Hdl J)11 1l"" PI :'\e v.~ fl"r! Hea(·h t•• hclt•rnl' the !o>l!'lllnd ~:luh lhampHm In "In ha!."k In hal·k tllll·"· D1ck l·v.crl. n<~l\ c•f Santa Ana('(', pe rformed thl!' '-:t mc feal In 11157 :md 1'15 R. l..;nder the d~rcl111'n nf hrrv llelrerrn. Jfl ht~le<; 1111 ll.be played Sat urday and Sunday IO de termrnt" the champwn:.h1p and hand1cap flight po~1!1 11n'. Fmal rounds wtll he played Oct. 14 and 15. • LA URIE GILBERT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell T, Gilbert of Costa Mesa and granddaughter o f Mrs . Lois Vogel, Corona del Ma r realtor, won the 2nd place awa rd in Class 14, En glish plea sure, at El Tore Qua rterly horse show held Sepl. 17 at El Toro stables. Laurie, who is 10 years old, has be en a s tu· dent of Lionel T. Ha rr is of Santa Ana for the past 3 years. She is pictured here rid ing "Sa in t Nocho las ." (Palomar ohoto. l I • I Injury hurts Tar fortunes go down in defeat, won that one J to 0 on a 34-yard field goal. NO SER VICE CHARGE The Newport Harbor Tats can 't aHord any inj uries as they start on their Sunset League c ompetit ion, accord· ina to Coa ch Wade Wa tts , who fee ls the ir rirst year in the Le ague is quite a chal· lenge . "The No. I team in Ca li· fornia , Anahfem, is the top team in the Lcaaue," Coach Watt s added. "And Santa Ana is ranked up hiah , too:• ON PERSONAL ACCOUNTS malntainin11 a $JOO IHJlance The openina Leaaue aame is scheduled for 8 p.m. this Friday, Oct . 6 , 8t Davidson Field aa ainat Santa Ana Valley Hi ah School. "When Ed Washko doesn't play, we 're in trouble," Coa ch Wa tt s said. "We jult don't have the depth with· out him." Other teams in the Leaa ue are Huntinaton Beach, Mat· ina , We stern and Westmin· uer. s core from the 5.-yard line. As dte 2nd half started half• back Scott Mc intosh ran from the SuMy Hills li""Yard line to the J , but aaai n th e Lan· cera held. A penal ly and the Lancer defense StoPPed another scorina drive. wh ich rea'ched the 5·yard line early in th e final quarter. Sunny Hills bad a chance for victory after offi cial ti me had run out. A lS·ya rd int erferen ce penalty &ave them lhe ba ll on the Sea King 24 wi th the scoreboard clock showing no time left. A game cannot e nd o n a pena lty, so the Lance rs had one more play -a fi e ld goal a ttempt, but the kic k was blocked. OCC CROSS COUNTRY MEN FACE RU STLERS Priatc cross country men will face then toughest op· pos ition to da te a t 4 p.m. this Fuday, Oct. 6. wh en Orange Coa st College meets Golden West heacl·on. The Rue s ~aw their Ea· s tern Confe re nce recc1rd evened at one·rone Fnda ~ when they dropped a 21-55 dec ision to ruu ed Santa Ana. The Bucs earl ier had ddeated R n•er s~d e. Cerr itos also competed Frida }' a ga inst OCT and Santa Ana in a ntl n·confer- ence match. T he F alcons lost to OCT. 55·58. and 10 Ana , 22 ~58 . COWBOYS TO PU Y The Newporr Mesa Cow· boys wi ll play agatnst the Santa Ana Elks in the Pee Wee Dn ·•sinn of Po p Wa rne r Football at 5.30p.m. Friday. Oct. 6, before the ~l a rbor 'l EA~ the fabulous <\LL EN 'Theatre Compact Organ' with electronic Uaps and Cas tane ts -ONLY at. .. CORCORAN \1U~I C CO . (Across from Fashion Sq .) !t66 Town & Country . 541-431 8 Open Mon. &. Fri. 'ti I 8 pm • Yamaha • Story & Clark• II A\1\10 \"0 &· STEI\"IH Y J1!11Jd,.jn o;pin .. l Orjl'iiD 6 mol". olrl. "II'""' 1480 ; f.onn "l'in..-t oraan, full prir .. 119·,; lo1" mo r!', Fall "P•·ri al., on .. pinl'l'i, rnn!OOI I'" & '"tudio .. , trad,.ins, r~n• Tf'lurn" & '"PII"• all lik" nrw from 1380, l~rm~<. SCII\tlllT·PlHLJ.IPS f.O. 1907 \". \111in Strl""l ill 201h S~t o la An11 i:W l:.a.o(l 17th SL. C..t.t Men M-Wr ,.....,.. .. ~t hu•v •-C.,ponUo11 Halfbac k Wash ko, who waa injured durina the Tars ' 2().0 win over Corona del Mar in the s e uon opener, wun't in lhe lineup a1ainu Costa Men Friday niahl. T he Mustanaa. upected to Harbor's lineup for this Friday's aame: left end Stu Aldrich, left ta ckle J im Ret· meir ,left auard Ken Hanley, center Dave Swanao , riaht auard Bob T ripp, riaht tackle Bill Rothcnburaer, ri aht end Din Delebout, quan erback Bob C urry, riahc halfback Bob HaDCock, rullback John Brittinp.am and hopefully, loft hallbock ~ Wuhlt:o. a>RONA DEL MAR • Small atudio apl. ror Oftl ployed moo.· bloch, prj Yale )'Vel. ' needed. 67:1~UO '-:1-4. JUST 3 SECONDS to go -and DCC quarterback Pa ul Lemoine kicks a field goal for a IG-7 verdic t over Gold- en west. Dan Mikels is ho ld ing. 3 seconds - 3 ·points By Don Jacobs same 3 s econds remaining, Next. year, there hu just meaning that the ki ckoff and got to be an ele phant stam-run back had consumed no pede. ti me. Rus t let quarterback Orange Coast College and J ohn lna leha rt then faded Go lden Wes t kept up thei r back and lhrew the bomb. tradition of harum-scarwn The ti pped ba ll nurrowl ) footba ll Saturday night miss ed Ja}' Willi ams in the when qua rterback P aul L e-clear on the Sue 10. With moine . calmly ~oted a 6-that, the ball game ended. }'ard fteld goal w1th 3 sec-T he Bucs struck with ~ onds s howing tn give OCC minutes left in the fint a 10.7 verdict ove r the quarter. lnglehart to<;~ecl Rus tlers . one to the n gh t flat a nd You th in k a fie ld goa l with Steve Rodri1ue z. roaring in 3 se conds left would have fr om his deep back position, ended it. Not so. And wha t picked i t orr and foun d lots led up to i t wa s even mo re of d ear real es tate in fr ont weird. of him. The forme r Orange The Bucs had a fi r~t d\1wn !ligh standout sred untouch· on the Rus tle r 6 w1th a p-ed for H yards for the tall~. pare ntly l :..l.a on the cloc ~, Lemoine booted the e 'tr a pl ent} of ti me to tr~ t?elf point. 4 shot s a t the Rus tle r lme. Golden We st s truck bad. Befo re the Bucs could get a t the 6 :1 ~ mark in the sec- off a pl ay, howe \'et, U1e ond per iod when t n ~leha r t clock un el.plainably read 0 scored on a !l·yard keerer. s econds left, and OC C Tlle PAT wa s good and thl' franticallr called time ou t. score wa s ti~d at 7-7. Lemoine, who had a superb The Sues have been prer- night, then boo.ted the ball ring thi s week for \It , S.•n thro~gh the upn ghts for the Anton io, re ported!~ or•c ••I 3 pomts .. the mos t im proved bal l DCC ktcked off an 1 d 1 J ac k clu bs in the cnn feren c~·. Bowman ran the ba back The \loun ties, ah~.l)' .t• to the GWC ~U ya rd hne, aer ial minded team, meet and the ba ll game was a~ OCC a t \lt. SAC at 6 p.m. over. But a look at this Saturday, ,o c t. 7. your eyes on your new ca rpet -re· move them with Bl ue Lus- tre. Rent electric sham- pooer S l . Crown Ha rdware, J ttl 7 E. Coas t Hwy., Cor- ona del Mar. o SITUATIONS W.u-!TE D C PA, age bar (Hast- in gs), seeks associa tion with e stab lished law fi nn. El.perienced in taxes (for· merly with IRS) and e s ta te planning ; a uthor • lec turer in tu ma tters: s alary re- quirements abou t Sl5,UOU. Wr i te Bm lO.A , c/o The Ensign, 2721 E. Coas t • , Corona de I \1ar. A:"o/ONYW)US Harbor Are a. 673-872-1 . 24 P ET S REALLY GO RGEOUS Apri· cot toy and min. Poodle puppi es. Reg., sho ts wonned, etc. S 7 5 to S 12 Both sexes. Call J 673·1430. "' lnel room in Corona del Mar. Will l ip le&18 for II ,_tba.• Call Mrt. Bam, 675-1424. ASJ-1 for your garage i ten•s. BOOKS, tools, hou s e" a r e~ needed for ou r Jai I~ gar- age sale . fo4fl -16 75, T..:· Winkle ttard\\arc, Cl•Sta \lesa. Your Chamber of Cnmmerce needs an el ectric pl ate , fo lding chai rs, t\· tab!es ,,, ""!; Call 67 ]-JJSJ and we wi ll help )'OU clean •'u t your garage' o WORK WANTED ~11\I EO WORK expertl y don e. We cut the stenci I and do th e complete JOb. Call 6 73-4050 2 to -l p.m. iRONING . Ye ars of e\pet- ience on al l types \,f clr ... thing & l i nen.Srecral t~. men's shirti. Sl.5•l pet lu. tl.table Wh itman, 6l.l7 \la t· &u~r ite, CD~\. 673·2 77 ~. o BOOKS FOR SALE Re J t rt•r Rank" h 1/.S. 1\enan -liard baclc $2.50 -Pa pu back -n .oo. Order from: .\lnerfc:M Opinion 80oll. Skit~ 1934 Harbor Bhd. Costa Me .. -Pftoae I~U f URNITURE FOR SAL E BLEAOIED mahoaany din- inJ room set-SJOO. Table, 4 chaiu, buffet, 644·1795. FOR SALE FOR SAL E: 66 Yomoho 80 Extru -1160. 644-\1224. PENTRON Tape Recorder. S2S, 54&·1416, FOR SALE: 2 wheel bo1, utility trailer, tSO. C all for appointment to see 67S· 1214. , ....... y .. , Or4er f.r • S..scrtptl•: C.li67USM C.ll !• Y oor ht A4 ......... 1 .. m.GIIO ~·,.,.···~ Isla• llla1 hlaM c.t. ._ tiiJID~ OCT. 5 .~ CDIIIIA uu. 11M, ......, F. Newport laach .... I.Wo lila c.. •• del ..., =---=...;;;;.....;; • .. lslantl Costa Mesa Lido Isle c-. del Mar -Porrafina LagtJna How you benefit from your Realtor's® CLIFF·HAVEIII DUHEI .AJST REDUCED t4000111 Neat-a5-a1>in uni JS in be.,tlful ...... ne• schools ••• shopping ••• churches. ONLY ,29,750. NEll IIIEII IIIEII MAGNIFICENT VIEW LOTS Cell or Wrlto for Brochure oncl lnformetion• Multiple Listing Service when sell a house. When you se ll your house through a Realtor, yo u save lime, energy, and headaches. Because a Realtor is a pro· fessional in the real estate business who will introduce you to trul y inrerested people. People who want to huy what yo u want to sell. And through Muhiple. Listing, a number of Reahors work hand in hand so that you have a wide range of pro· specli ve bu ye rs. All of wh o m do busi ness through a Realtor because they kn ow he handles the kind of properly thcy"rc interested in . Fairly and squarely. When you"re selling your house, do it the simple way . Get in to uch with your Re altor, a professional in re al estate wh o subsc ribes to a strict Code of Ethics as a member of the local board and of the National Associati on of Real Estate Board s. '··"' . .,., . I Just listoo: like-nn Eastbluff 3 B.R. + Fam. ltn. home. All41ect. kitch.; beautifully car. petod end lancloclpod. Ideal for fam ily with children. LOW, LOW t38,500. SP,l\CE7 POOL? VIEI7 This gorgeous home has ·em all ! 3 B.R., Fam. fm., Dining ltn., Helotod 8o Filtered pool, elect. kitch., and ~ificent View of Ocean a. Bay, large rooms, low-moint. lendscaping •.• NOW $48,750. $EMPL E REAL ESTATE 67S.2t0t 2515 E. C..st H..,.., C.Nfta tiel Mar llagcrtst HOMES WITH A FOREVER VIEW From $59,950 In DOVER SHORES Two Furnish ed Mode ls (714) -494-9388 or soo your locel Rul Eshte lrokor o._~c-" ' y~ tfNY.lOt . AT NYIS Pl. AGENTOH PlEMISIS Newport Harbor Costa Mesa 1812 Santiago Or., Newpo rt Beach 646-6926 CHANNEL REEF· APARTMENTS Board of Realtors .-:::--,IVAN WELLS • SONS INC. .. ,.,..,.., 0. ... Cltrt .... ,, .¥flf• .\' .. ,..,..., 11 • ....,.1!__.. dtlf ~· C.IIM1m• Let us take you THROUGH THESE GATES ••• into a world of H•wport Beach living .•. SEE tho day viow of Balboa Bay and Catalina SEE the exoti c night lighting in the pool area SEE a house for easy family living • • • SHORT OF CASH? $3500 . down will bur two b•droom r•sidence plus income in good CORONA DEL IUR AREA • • • . Luxury Rentals NEW TO THE AREA ' Ownor will loase ucop· tionol three bedroom home overlooking "Little Carano" beach, FURNISHED, Fluible os to length of loase. WE HAVE KEY . HARBOR ENTRANCE. Two bedroom plus den and Solorium. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH· ED. UNUSUAL AND PRIVATE. llOX Y. f'RJl.Xl<l.IX I RUJ.TOR' 3250 East Coni Hlpway Cofont dtl M11, C1liforni1 Pf'IOM: 673·2222 OPEN SEVEN OAYS B/8 Ocean Boulevard Corona del Mar On• of the most breothtald ng vi ews of 11Th• Wedge" overlooking the entrance to the Harbor. Sit in your own llvlr.g room and watch the boats go by. 3 b.drooms, 3 baths, plus convertible Den. Huge . bec.ned cath.dral llvln; room with coay fireploce. Well deslped with functlonallr:itchen with breaHut areca. 2·car garage plus extra parkinto Price -$100,000-Tenns 675-JOOO Eves: 673-0SS7 •• , •• eatb REAL TV, INC. IUILDlllll 6 DlVlLOHRS WAN T: Waterfront home in exchange for 33 acres near a State University. Ideal site for home1, apart• menfs or a concfomi,ium. Priced at $6000 per a cre. Tum yoYr home into an inveshnMt. WANT : Westcliff 3 bedroom, 2 bath home for out-of· state buyer, Our cl ient will pay all cash to your loon, THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR YOUR PROPERTT THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR YOUR HOME PHONE 642· 5111 JIMTALCOII tl'l LiiD ...... i 1703 Westcllff Dr., Newport leocll Open House Saturday 1 to 6 p.m. 2710 BAYSIDE DR., CORONA DEL liAR A rare !)em. Beautiful simplici ty in custam home with lookwoodponolling and buill in lvmishings. Private entry road in park·like surrouncfingL Lower level C'an be separate apartment or work· ing studio with dork room . . . . . ' ' ' . ' Rentals 2 BR. 2 Both, Unfurn. Swodish Firopl. available Oct. 15 ..••... , •..•• $175 2 BR, 2 Ba , furn . • • . . . • • • . . . • • • • $200 Furn . bacholar incl. ut ilities ••.....• · $110 4 BR, 3 Bo, Unfurn. Ch ildron OK .. • • • $250 ~~ .......... Corona del lilar -~550 s-..tis z:( C~n"t Sell It? Trade It? For Put Action It Results Call EXCHANGE SPECIALISTS DOYLE CO. S48-1168 27 0 E. 171h St., Coota ·-··II - SI'ICTACULAR VIEW-OCEAN G0M1 lAY Cka,.,../ f<.,f _;_ __Aparlmrnlj 0, Waterfront N..r Newport H•rbor Entr•l'lc:e U2J OcMn &lvd., CorOfta del M.ar, Calif. . ..,... 642·6ol72 At.ti"Lf GUEST I"ARKING and IOAT SUI"S Wlty Not Enjoy · Tho "C..closnllli-" Way of Ufo THE ADVANTAGES WILL SURPRISE YOU •••. 673-3468 17311 w. C..ot Hlwet You t an purchase and get fee tiUe -or lease if you prefer. ALL aoU. hue WATERFRONT VIEW . All have two bedrooms and two baths. -wtm LARGE PATIO. "-" ...... Call In Your want Acf .to the En sitn 673.0550 YOU • U INVITED TO INSPECT OUR FURNISHED MODEL luy $59,500 tllld Up-Loaso $420 Wonltlly & Up l"h-673• I 711 for further information Wells-McCardle RMitora Relwle Service SiiiCt 190 1110 MIWI'ORT !W1-J729 CDSTAMESA MAn LA BORDE. hlllar LUXURY HOME BACK BAY Three bedrooms, two baths, all-electric home. ·Beautifully landse1ped ~unds wi th 2 helled pools and other recreation raeilities. Excellent financin<. ·NO ESCROW OR LOA N FEES. ONLY 10% DOWN -$32,500. ·f'ull Price or submit. VISTA BAHIA TOWNHOUSE 2526 Universi ty Ave., Newport Beach Open Weekends 1·5 p.m. STUDIO TYPE DUPLEXES JUST REDUCED -Owner aays, "Get me an of· fer .... Deluxe, two atory. two bedroom, ·1" bath duple~:ea With buih·in ltitchea indudin~ diah· .... era and driers. ·Lar,te liwin~ room -upstair bedroo.a. · OouWe carport& with atora(ll:e. ·Need.a fiJda~ up for Jop rwtala bu.t location is eKcelleat. NO• ASKING ONLY $29,950 -u....., sepente uaita to claooee froe. ·Better hurry with that otTer -e~:cellnt el:iatia~ n.-a.ci·--· . \ Vie-w Catalina from your living room & mas- lef BR. This most unusua l. artistic 3 6-fami· ly room home with old world ebarm in 1 modem setting is tocb y's top value . Built·in kikhen. 2~ bath( custom buill-in cabinets. uposed beamed ceilings, : fireplaces. Only $4500 doW'D wi.11 handle -price $43,950. UNUSUAL SALES OPENING (Of' qualified sales people. Opportunity & stability are important to people searching for a professional career in Real Estate ... thorough & extensive training program. an established company. bonus UTangement. 22 years of sucressfu l operation. Call for inter- view. 1093 lakor, Ct.t §46..5440 ~Y ... 0.. A,l•vt"*'' M ... , .... LAGUNA ROYALl ......... tho-"',_ L.,_ • THIRI are 1 few lpll'tiMDll anllablt fn>m PI.IOO to M4,MO -wllll low JMDib. 1y mailltea"""" char .... -prtc:o cu be flwlc.d. e UNDIIIGIIOUND PAIIIIIJOIG wllll It -au.t•ac llnllars .., an 1111rw1. 0 Ltr<UBIOUS _, 1111 -all 111-. tildlle. ......... , ......... * 2 •· -lildloltlal 1 *" -· .. • .. ...... ll'llt«Q ... I Ui" ...... !I 1"011 CAIIriiD UYII(Q I t oet hJ ..,._ c.a • 11r • •n 1 : :. •-...,_ .... _...,_ * U.IUNA IOYA&I JI4U C.. Hlzl •1 17141 4tNIB I School cost protested {Con tinued rrom paae l) "This is beinc run by proles- S'ionals,'' he uid. '''nley are 'ftU organaett. aDd the-y ire out canvassing the V1)ters e\·ery day. I've never seen 1 bonL ii.sue being pushed so hard ·· ht: saod ··u U~At bond isaue pnk · .. we and our children and thc1r ch•ktrl!n w1U be paying h:~ck that 120 million for the re:.t or our liveli." he said. "ll needs more study and eonriderauon. It only there were some way to wake the vot.ers io both COiitl Mtsa and Newport Belch so hey would know what i.s being Jone " Brown raised the question of ~tudent& not havmg enough eacben and being placed on Jouble sessions. .. In my opution and in the )pinion of many others," be said, ·'these t.hreall ol dou!Me sessions are being aimed at the ~·oten; to sure them into voting for the Bends. Thty wiU prob- iibly deliberately put aludenU. in \eftLa kl acara )he vcMrs, if lbty think it wiU J)ISS the bonds." OCher q~stions ra•sed during .he discussion included: to make tbinp look bad. Can that be cbecied out'!" -"ls it aot true U....t a subltlntia) number oi adminis- traton have been added to this district? How can wt find out the exact number of admlnis- trator5, coordinators and DOn- tea~. and how much they an beinJ paid! .• -··u Harbor Hi.lh School is in ee.rthquake dallp:r, then wtly have tbey o.aly allotted 1185,000 for repairs? Ia tbat. enoulh out ol Q) rniJ.lioD to maU it earth· quake proo{, or is that a scare t.act.ic lor public COIIIWD.ption?'' "Laat year tbe voter~ turued down a •u million bond i.saue. Wby has it bee:a raised to 120 millioo tbia year. What iJ tbe extn sa million for?'' -"Siaee the ICbool district has refu.ed to re&ee. any iator· matioa about alarie1 aoct fi- namca to The ReJist.er, woukl it be pouible to call for a p-and jury investigation to obtain the hidden information~" EDIAIID IEAUDETT!, ca••u IIAK£11, Diu THE MASTER PLAN of bicycle tra ils for the Harbor Area will be discussed by the Newpo rt Beach Plan- ning commission, which meets at 8 p.m. today, Oct. 5, in City Hall council cha mbers . The above map shows the proposed bilce traits, as plotted by a com- mi ttee headed by James Downer of the Newport Beach Paries, Beaches and Recreation Commission. The commi ttee re commends official adoption of the pro- posed master plan by the cities of Newport Beach ~1nd Costa Mesa, the County Board of Supervisors, and the board of di rectors of th e Irvin e Co. Assemblywoman to talk ' The Zonta Club of New-... port Harbor will hold its • "Status or Wome n·· luncheon at noon Thursday, Oct. 12 . at the Senior Citizens Re- creation Center in Cliff Haven. Assemblywoman Marc h K. Fong or Oakland, one of three women serving in the state legislature, will, speak. She wi ll be intro- duced by Mrs. Fred Peth, status of women chairman. Mr s. Fong is vice-chair- Mareh K. FOftt Ntw'Ol!T HAIIII)R EIIICJJ fiRST IECTIOII --P.l lltURSDAY, OCT I. 00 IXllllliA DEl liAR, CALIF. Erosion PritootJ tn~~tiet prcwided by llle Ora ... Couaoy Flood Control Diatrict ware rilli11 taadbaa• lhlt were booakt by r•s id .. tt of the 3600 block of Stathore Dr. ia another d•t1*1ate attempt to tava their West Newport hom.. fronl the cuttina ac• tion of yesterday•• hip tide wavu. ''k"• the worst it hat been this year.'' said Ralpb Wauon.JSOS~Seashote Dr. "'If it keeps up, it it ju.t a matter ol time till the side- drops into the ocaan." It must have been shortly after this statement that the city, accordina to City M-naaer Harvey Hurlburt, placed sandba 1s at differ-NEW MEMBERS regaled the Corona del vestment counsellor with Walston & Co.; ent points to protect the Mar Kiwanis Club at the Sept. 26 meet ing J aclc McGill, dean of Orange Coast Col· city sidewalks. In the VI lla Sweden restaurant wi th uthis lege evening school, and Bob Gunnison, .. It's bad.'' ~. Hurlburt is my li fe" re collections. The new Ki· manager of the local office of Mutual of nid. "The erosion is far• wanians are, from left, Hal Butts in-New York Life Insurance Co. ther back than it has ever .,;.;;;.;;.;;;,;;;..;;;,;,;.,;;;;;;;.;,:;;:.;;,:;;..::;:::;;.:;;:..;::;.,.;:,:;;.;~.:.,:;,::.:.,:::,;::::,::;:;.:;,.:;;;;...,..,..,..,_,1 been. In a few cases, the NEW FROM ZENITH wa!or ;, r;&hl up lo !he · patios. Portunat ely we • • :~:;1• •. -~ •• ;., !he cuu;., the most eXCiting ~~h;t~~.8'!!:·~l7~~. new feature in color tv ... bear to lalk aboul lh< s;lu· zEN IT H A FC ation after sayina, "We don't even have enough sand in front or us to fill sand baas w;•h-'' AUTOMATIC FINETUNING CONTROL Thinas were better for ~s . Fred Schoepe, 3607 W, Ocean Pt., who said, ''We still have sandbaas in front of us fr om last time . We are the only place in the block not aoing out.•• HDIAiiD STRAIAHAM SR. EX-cDIITRACTOII, DIES Fonner buildina contrac10r Howard Stranahan Sr., 72, of &24 W. 15th St., West Newport Hei&hts, died Friday, Sept. 22, at the Veteran's Hospital in Long Beach. Mr. Stranahan, a veteran of World War I, is s urvived by hia wife, Geraldine; 3 sons, H. Warren Jr. of Pasadena, William of San Jose, and George of San Rafael, and 8 arandchildren. Services were he ld Sept. 25 at Christ Church by Che Sea, C entral Newport, wi lh the Rev. James Lamber1h officialina. Interment waa at Fairhaven Memorial Park, with Westctiff Mor- tuary as director~. --/ .' / /' .. 1968 The TITIAN • n~H Sput' Commo~nd • ....... I•~Y~ore Control f~OM Tttl Dl COiiiATOII ClllJUP \l~ll'•t1r ll~l,~n p,,.,.,,lntl.ll ~tvll'd ln·bn~·· c.tblnl't w1th fnldonR "'"''' dum • un full ·lrnRih fll~nll h•n1w' C.1h1nl'l fe.atu1r~ d .1'"'" lw.1111nl( .11 tn11 .1nd h.l nd\omr IH.Jr~t·t frt•t In 1Ct'nu1nf' h.1nd ruhhed Cht·Hv r runwood vr- nl'rr\ .and •t•ll·rt h.:~nlwt>Od tol1ds "''h the lou~"',,.,,. cl•)lrf'nrn ~ ,.,,,.., Gr1ld Vorl<•o Cu.1rd Tun11111 ~l•tt•m All Nl'" Zl'nllh Af(- Aui0111JIIC flnt"·hmonll, Control I) 0 1.11 ~nd 5 " > 1 " OV.II lwon· I n•w <t>l'.l~f'l\ VHf .1nd IJ HI O:.p<lllot(' f'.1nel Zer111h Autom.ar,. l11urh Tynon)l' 8Jr• Co~b1nN "ll' }Q"" ho11h. -40¥• ' Wldt•, ~1\'o'" '"'1'1) • 'Add 3~' tO Dtplh lo• l~bt! Cit> Edward T. Beaudette, for 40 years a cabinet make r in Costa Mesa, and re s ident at 586 Plumer St., Cos ta Mesa, ··-"The first _vear ot umlica- Uoo the school budget ux:reued $3 million. Th1s year it in-died Tuesday, Sept. 26, at a creased $6 milliOn. 1s that S9 convalescent hospital m million in new taxes being used_ Cost~ Mesa. to pay for only 2.000 new stu· Sen ·1ces were held Sept. denl.s dun nr;: the pasl two 28 at Bell Broadway Chapel years?.. wi th the Rev. Herbert John· -"Were the )Chool prmc1pal.s son of First Methodist all told to go out and play golf Church of Co:ota '-.1esa offi. with local citizens to influence ciating. Interment was at them to vote for tbe bonds?" Harbor Res t Memorial Park. man of the powerful Assem- bly re venue and taxation committee and a membe r of the Assembly education and publi c health comnittees. She ha s authored and suc- cusfull y enacted a large variety or education b1lls. She is a native California , re ce 1ved a bachelor of sc1· ence degree fr om Mills Col- lege and a doctors degree in education fr om Stanford . She 1s ma r11ed and the mo- ther of 2 childre n. ~1rs . George P. Zebal. Zonta r resident, v.dl mtrn- duce the "Zonta girl or the mon th'. chairmen for the }ear I Q67 -68 and the Zonta s irls for October and their mother s. The chairmen for th1s year are Mrs. Karen Margreta Wood for Corona del Mar Htgh Schoo l; Mrs . Mar ie Howe s, Costa Mesa; Mr s. Marlin Sheely, Estan- cia, and Mr!>. Robert L. Ba- con, Newport Harbor. ALIEIIT MUTTEII DF lEST MEIPCIIIT II ES "He was just like a ther -my family all for po~loo. den, kitchen, or bedroom I Oecor•lor·Compo~u hble Model. him very much," said Mrs .1,,,,,,,,1 meto~l ublnet in tulured Ebony col or. Super Vodeo R"'nle Tunlns Jack Will iams , 5303 Sea· fenuh q u•l•tr speo~kt"r. C.1b111et me· 17'N· h,Rh. 14YI"' wode, 17" deep.• 1111" to aacnn IOf lutlt' cap. shore Drive, West Newport, who took care of Albert J . Nutter unt il he we nt to liv-: at a Newport convalescent home. He. died there Thuu- -··The school d1sltict shows SUSAN SMITH OIES Assemb lyman Robert E. Bad ham and Mrs . Bad ham wdl be gues ts a t the lun - c he on. 1t has hired l.l25 teachers. If F. Susan Smith, 504 there 1 re 26,000 students. that Avenida Lorenzo, East would mean only 25 students Bluff, died Wednesday, Sept. per class. U so, then why should 27, atHoag Hospi tal. Mildred Stanley says we be warned o{ coming doub~ She is survived by a sis- Sdlions?'" ter, \lrs. Margaret Hanson of vows with Fred Peth -"Senrll parents claim Paradise. Service s were Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. tbat at Hor•ee Ensig.o School 60 hel d Sept. H at Baltz ~1or· F1ed Peth ate returning to 1'0 student~; ha ve been crowd-tuary, Corona del to.!ar, with f10m thei1 Hawa1ian honey• ed into "i)ne class, deliberately, in terment at Pacifi c Vi ew moon , Saturd_ay and will be Memo ri al Park at hom e to fnends at 9 Rud-'mS, ESTHER RICHTER . . .h~~r~:.~;::~~.~~~d~;: Robert Wilson of Lido dies Sept. 2<1 , a! the age of 80 at Death came at the age of Ho ll ywood , fo llowed by in- herhorne ,213Larks pur Ave ., 61 to Robert Wilson , 223 Via terment at Fores t Lawn. Corona del \lar. Mentone, Lido Is le, Sunday, Mrs. Richter, who was Oct. 3 at St. J oseph's Has- born in ~-lankato , Minn., pita], Orange. was a member of Ebel\ club Mr. Wilson was president and active in St. James for 30 years of Schwinn Episcopal Church. She came Bicyde Oistributin1 Co., to California about 18 years Lo s Angeles. He had been ago by tra in and carried a a resident of California for banjo on her knee-beca use SO ye an. there was no place elH to Services we.re held Oc t. 3 put it. in the Church of the Hills Services we re held Oct. Forest Lawn Memorial Park1 3 at Pacific View Chapel. ' Survivors are his wife, Elizabeth; 2 daughters. Mrs . Nancy Sc hwinn of Cor- ona del Mar and Mrs. Sally Schonlaw or Hollywood; a sister, Mrs. Ruth Be r1er of San Francisco, and 3 111and· chi tdren. The famil y s uuested that those. who w1sh may make memorial cont ributions to th e Children's Hospital of Orange County in Orange. Interment will be in Glen· IAIYSinER DIES wood Cemetery, Mankato. While babysittina a t 4411 MRS. AGNES HODGES OF O.IFF HAVEH DIES Survivors are her 2 dauah· Seashore Or., West Newport, Four arandsons are left to mourn the passina of Aanes W. Hodies, who died Sept. 27 at her home, 729 SL James Ro ad, Cli ff Haven. ten, Mrs. Katharine Porder• Mary Parkinson, 76, of 680 btu1en of Corona del Mar Center St., Costa Mesa, died and Mrs . D. Heckel of Glen• of a possible heart attack da le, 12 &randc hildren and Thurs day, SepL 28. S areat1randchi ldren. Servi ces were held unde r IETnE IALLIIG OF !he dilect;on or Ballz Mor- CUFF MAY£11 liES tuary,Costa Meu. Survivors •-r l'f d-are her sister, Mu. L.B. ~venty yean o • e en Phillips o f Costa Mesa and ed ~PL )0, for. Nettie G. a nephew, Walter Barr~n1er Walhn1. 11 13 Ksnaa Road, of Irvine. Clif( Haven, She h ourv;vod by her huo-IllS CAIIPENTl£11 DIES bend, Jonet; 2 brodten, Servicca for Alberta Car• Elmer Pryor Sr. of,Anahcim pcntier, 1535 Superior Ave., lfld!obn Pryor or MiM .. ota; WetC Newport Hei1bt1, will 2 autera, t4a. Mary John· be held loda Oct. 5 . toa tad~~. Clara Sdtolley Denver, cof~rt.do~ ;_.i: of Lona Beach. S.Jtz Mortuary .. forwud- Senic .. ••• held Oct. 1• iDa directora. Min Catpen· 11 Boll ar-t way Cbapa I • w11 d' wldl lila Rn., Ray-• I. li•, o .•ed Oct. 1 at .......,. of SL . Aa•ew'• Hoa1 Hoaprtal had been Qardl oft'ida&iq.ID&.nnent • hous•keeper companion •• at l..oata Vlata Ctme• (or 30 years &o Mrs. ·Helen ...,,,..11-.. 0111001. They are Andrew and Noble Warrum of Newport Beach, Walter Weaver-of Costa Mesa and William Weaver of Northridae. Services were held M"n• day, Oct. 2, at Hollywood Cemetery, with Baltz Mor- tu ary of Costa Mesa direct- in .. GOJHG TO MIAMI Newport &nblem Club offi cers will auend the Su- preme Emblem convention in Mi1mi, FIL, OcL 9--t.S. The local representatives will be ~n. Oeorae McN~matt Frank Sabr, Helen TriU~ wein, Gladys Homier lnd Loit Wade. I de.1 Rd., Be acon Bay, be- ginning Oct. 15. The b1 ide is the fanner Mildred Stanley, widow of forme1 state assemblyman Earl Stanley, MI. Peth is a 1eti1ed enginec1, a widow- er and forme1 resident of Laguna Hills Leisure World. He also has property in Costa Mesa. Th e maniage ce1emony took place at8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 22, a t St. Andrew'' Presbytetian Ch apel. Only the immedi ate families we re p1 escnt at the cere- mony and at the 1eception wh ich followed at the home of Mrs. Stanley's son-in- law and daulhter, Mr. and Mts. Rex Albri&ht. 1121 Cliff Or ., Clirf Haven. day, Sept. 28. Mr. Nutter:, who was March 13, 1890, in t.nalanO,I wu a blackamith the Los Anaeles Railway when there were the yellow cars. Then he became a driller's helper in the fields. He loved livina in Newport Beach because he wanted to be by the sea. Services were held Sunday, Oct. 1 at Baltz Costa Mesa Chapel, followed by crema· tion and burial at sea. llnMG DOG SOUGHT The owner of a white, stocky.bodied doa with short leas and lona eart runninl loose in the 1600 block on Lincoln Lane, Harbor HiF· lands, Sunday niaht, Oct. ·1 should call the police be- cause his dollY bit Helmut Yt'ei~t,l230 Berkshire Lane, Westcliff. Mr. Weiu facet anti-rabiu shot• if the dol is not found. THE Q.lrPING STORY "Clippinas by Pacin~:· the story of Sky and Dunlap's clippina .. ,.;,,. in S.Ota Ana, will be ro- tated on the Ralph Story show at 6:30 p.m. this day, OcL I, on O>aruool' and will be repeated at p.m. Oct. 14. Thr nAl( • Y4SllW IR()M TH E DlCOit-'IOIC C.IIOUP 8uutoh1l (o01f'mi>Of.lry w~led lu-hoy·· ub1nrt •n grn~·ne od fmo~lll'd Wo~lnut l't'lll'l'., .1nd lt"- lt'CI h.ardwood •oltt.h Supt"r Gold Vodto Gu.1 rd T1.1non11 Svs· trm All Nrw Zl'n1th AfC- Autom.at•l lonl'•Honong Control 9" 01•.1l .and 5"" > J" lwoO·{OOt• SPt'J~er~ Nt·w Zentth VHf .1nd UHf Concrotf!C l unu"\8 Control~ wtth .Jiumm.ltl'd rh.annel num· be.rs. Nrw Zl'n1th [.uy o\cce ss Convl'llt'IICt' P1nt'l Au cmbly . C.1binet s•le· lO'h" high. 4("//!"' w•de, 19~" deep • lM Htlll.\10 • Y4Jl7M lltOM THE O£COlAf0 1t GII:OU, Ch1rmtnll hrly Amt'rruo styled .. lo·bov" c•binel w 1th £ulv Amt'll t.ln stylt'd g.1llery. spl.1yed legs. .1nd spoolt'd verliul col· umns m the grilll' .lrt'l. In senu· lOt' M.lplt" Vt'nl'erS .llld St'lt'CJ h11dwood sohds. Super Cold V1deo Cu.1rd Tuning Syiit"m All New Zenith AFC-Aulomlllc r.ne·tuninll Control. 9" Ov1l 1nd S" ' 1·• twln·conr $pe.iken. Nl'w Zt'n 1t h VHf .1nd UH F Conct'nlnc Tuning Controls with lllumml ftod ch1nnl'l numbers. Nt'w Zen1th Elsy·ACCt'SS Con - Vt'rllence P1nel ASSt>mbtv. C•bl· n t-1 sil t': )1'/o" hlllh. 40'ti•" ' 101.'1··· det'p.• 'Ackl :JIIo" to !teoth tor 1uW> CJII. EASY TERlol5 UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY BIG-SCREEN zo· RECTANGULAR PICTURE BALLOT INFO, Gl uict'• iafonutiooal tar-- vices olfice at 1601 l.U. St., Newport Beach. lie tn .. t, Of -.,,, teli- deau it locatH widlli• a preciacl wllicb t• cwrud. or -...u..s by tbo Uoitod Sta'''-or who i• a war voter, ia eliaible ror aa. ab- ~tacee bellot, You are entitled if you ban moved more thaa ainety l'led KDoll, dlnc10r ol ad· lli•iauadoa of the Oruae Co.ty tcbool1 oll'iee, haa IMOUDCed &hal applic:atioc ,_, ror abaenwe batlou IO< 1M Oct. 24 Newport· Ml•• boad •l•ctioa may be ob&aillld from the electioaa' olflce, Room 111, Oranp Couaty Sc:bool•' Office, 1104 w. ltb sa., Santa Ana. Some copies of then batlo\1 will be available at 1he Newport· Meaa Unified School Dis- ,.. Koch'• memo uatea that tlM inttniCtiOIII 011 ob-o tainin.a lhe ballou .,, 11 follopa: "Alsy duly re1i ... tared, qualified voc.r wbo it uaable to ao to the poll· ina place oa the My of election, or who , .. idee more than 10 miles from the nearest pollina plue by the most direct route of pub- Uys before the election ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~!:.:~~~~~!_-::::;:~igiiii~i~iiiiiiii~ from the county whereia you ar• naw reaittered or more than fitty•four dayt from lhe prec:iact in which y.ou are reaiatered. Blues lime · at festival "Evolution o( the Blues Sona."' the c l .. •ic tracina of the Blues in American jau, will be performed at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7, as pari o( lhe 2nd annual Pacific Jan Festiv.l, set for the Oranac County Fair- pounds, Costa Men. The 3 -day, S -concert Festival, Oct. 6,7,8, will reatwe major jazz artists pcr£ormina in the 800G-seat outdoor arena in 2 a£ternoon concerts and 3 evenina con- certs. Jon Hendricks, vocalist and jazz: poet , Oriainally created "Evolution or the Blues Sona" £or the Mont- erey Jan Festival in 1960 . This will be the Southern Cali£omia premiere £or the classi c show . Mr . Hendricks wi'll be reatured as host ror the Blues proaram and will sina and narrate the show. Other artists who wi ll be perfonnina u part of the "Evol11tion or the Bluu Sona" are: Bia Mama Willie Mae Thornton, lhe Blues Sinaer who performed a1 Jut year's Pacific Jazz FestivaJ; Liahtnin' Sam Hopkins; T -Bone: Walker; the Dukes o( Dixieland and Hanna Dean, who will pc:r- rorm with a aospel sinaina aroup to recount the early roots or the Blues . Jimmy lyons, production advi sor £or the Pacific Jazz Festival, reporu that other jazz artists who are scheduled to be at the Paci£ic Jazz Fcstinl are : Modern Jazz Quartet , Four Freshmen, Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Bia Band , Cal Tjader Quintet, Gary Burton Quar- tet , Bobby Hutcherson Quintet, Duke Ellinaton Orchestra , Miles Davi s Quintet, Georae Shearina. Wes Montaomery, Jac k Shel- don Quartet, J inuny Smith Trio, and the Don Ellis Orchestra. depositors ... be our guest on a scenic tour ... with that inimitable English fla vor! Join the happy throngs who 've en joyed a ride on our English bus ... you'll feel 01 though you ore right in the heart of fngfand. The plecnont port of all thit is that it'• free of chorg• to our d•· po1itor~ only. Every hour on the hour 1torting ot I 0:00 om flo•t tour at 5 :00 p.,_). OCTOBIR ...... 16th AND lith HOVIDER ... 14thAND 15th DECEMBER ..... 5th AND 8th bring the kids and have some fun at omcur .at OIMI -WZ·JIII bet! Kc;lf',tnt lnl~ t• US.OOO m~Mr ,,O.J.C. J OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. DAILY UD 8 P.M. OM FRIDAYS. P·•· tit&. bUI;., for chal't~r. plan your trip1 or part~• in untq~ sty~ ... t:aU for informotWn and rtHrvationl. "Application for an abunt voter ballot must be llllde not more than twenty.nino days or len than aeven days before the day o( ele~> tion, ucepl in the case of a war .voter, which is five day a priO( to the election.'' s4 million contract let The U.S. Army has award- ed a 14,024,297 conuact to Philco-Pord Aeronull:onic, Ncwpo1t Beach to covet in- corpmation of major imcnove- menu to the Chapauat air defenae p1ided miuile sys- tem. Aeronuuonic is prime COfloo uacto1 to the U.S. Almy Miuile Command, Reds&one Auenal, Ala., on the Chap- aual piOIJIIm. Ovetall I& spontibility is auianed to Aeronulloni c'a air defense systems ope11tion headed by Roben 0 . Cue, director. Now in initial production by Ae1onut1onic at Anaheim, the Chapaual utilizes an adaptation o£ rhe Sidewinder IC miuile in a multiple count, mounted on a hiahly mobile M730 to insure rapid deployment for de£ense or fotwlld banle &JUs. The miuiles&Je aimed by a aun- ner in a tunet mount and auiOmatically auide on the taraet•s heat sowce afte1 launch. FIRE PREVEHTION PROGRAM TONIGIIT Vice Commander William Harrison, proaram chairman or the Costa Mesa American Leaion Post 4SS , has ar- ranaed for a proaram on £ire hazards and corrective action. The Costa Mesa fire Dtpartmtnt , under the dir- ecdao of fire Cbicf Joba Marshall and Captain Teter, will be in cbarae. The public, 11 weJI. as all mem- bers or the Leaion and Auxiliary, ue invited to at tend. The meet ina will be held at 8 p.m. today , Oct. 5, in Costa Mesa Leaion Hall. DRIVER CITED AFTER COAST HWY. CRASH Reu-cndina into the c:ar or Nelson Clark o£Riverside resulted in the boo!r.ina on the chatae of relony drunk dr ivi na ror James Duke. 218 Fern, West Newport, Saturday niaht. September ll. Mr . Clark had stopped to make a left tum on W."Coau Hwy. northeast or Superior. when ~. Duke' Thunder· bird collided with his car. Both ~, and ~~. Clark taken ambulance P re-JJoAJa'J . --ON DINING ROOM FURNITURE RIG. NOW e ltllrTAOI IIMI'ATICO u99 7 pc:. $814 .., e IUI'PIT $329 lollllldl f4D e 7 PC. PANCHIR $895 ~ tllM ·~ OP MAITINIVILLI ........ e W' CHINA .. .- ( e HICitotiY IUIAL fliNCH 7 pioctl e UNIQUI s.,- e UNAUOUITA 7 ....... Spollilll e W CHINA ...... ldl IIG. NOW $599 f411 $369 '* 1449 fa60 $399 e IAPWOilD · .. 7 pc:. • 72" c-tolllldl $At $269 fMt $499 e J I'C. 8AMI SIT ·, f411 ~ e WILLIAMS 5pioeo1Spoailll .... H:J.GAI\1\ETf fURNfflJRE ~ INIIIIQI·DIII&NYS ' Dll COSTA (Ens ign photo from the Issue of Jan. 21, ICJ54 .) 1954 THE FIRST MEETING of the board of freehol ders wa s held Mar , L.B. (Han s) Broering of Balboa Island, J. Leslie Steffensen of in January, 1'~54, to begin the drafting of a ch arter for the Corooa del Mar, chairman of the freeholders; Roland Wri ght of New- City of New port Beach. Th e freeholders included, from left, Mrs . port Heights, Henry Oe ister of Corona Highlands, Walter Gerhardt of Martin Forrest of Balboa; Robert Campbell of Bay Shores, vice-Corona del Mat, Mrs. Norman Fl eming of Corona de l Mar, Marco chairman; Wallace Cal derhead of Corona del Mar; Jim Ray of Co rona Anich of New POrt Heights, G. Mark Engelke of west Newport and del Uar; Tom Henderson of-Lido Isle, Lester Jones of Corona del Mrs. Rt.Jby Stevenson of Corona del Mar. l nAO A DOWE L CH AIR represented an unusual de sign developed by Mau· y..u rice Marti ne industrial and interior des igner who established his headQuarters in the 'Birtcher Bu ilding in Corona del Mar ba ck in 1948. He was awarded the contract for decorating the million dollar Laguna Beach &. Tenni s Clu b, headed by Lee Bering, also pres ident .of the. Tenn is Club. of Pa lm Springs. The picture above was taken dur ing a dtscusston of decOfat tng plans by Mr. Martine and Mr s. Ber ing. (Photo by Walter Gerhardt fr om the Sept. 17 , 1948, issue of the En sign.) ln~R THE MacGINITIE'S ·Nettie and George-we re 7"'7 granted a year's leave in 1949 from Kerck- hoff Marine Lab in Chi na Cove, Coron a del Mar, to go to Point Barrow, Alaska, where Prof. MacGini- ti e was assigned as sc ientific di rector at the Arctic Research Lab tor the Office of Naval Research. Nettl e and George were marr ied in 1927 after attend ing sum- mer cl asses at Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University at Paci f ic Grove. They mo ved to Corona de l Mar in 1932, when Pr of. Macginit\e was named dire ctor of the Mar in e Lab for the Cal i forn ia In stitute of Technology. (Wal ter Gerhardt photo from the June 9, 1949 , issue of the Ens ign,) {Ensign photo from the Issue of Jan. 23, l qSt.) 1954 COMMITTEE MEM BERS In ch arge of planning the Haag eluded, left to right, Mrs. Edwin Finster, president of Junior Ebell; HospiUI benefit party held Jan. 14, 1954, at the Newport Mrs. Ray Donal d, Mrs. Ted Kelly, Mr s. Ster ling Parts, Mrs. C.E. Harbor Y•cht Club by the Junior Ebell Club of Newport Beach In-Weeks and Wr s. L ester Vi erling. Mrs. Paris served as chairman. J954 THE NEWPORT HARBOR Co...,..,lty Cllut oltclod 1111 of llle bolnl of cllroclors; LArS LAw .. lroo of •nt N--'o -'" otoove oHicors lot 19!14: !Tom lett. tile Rev. JMoos S. Stowart dorot; Mrs. T.,. Hull oo1c of 1111-. t1rs1 .... ,. .. ...,. _,- of St. An-s Prutlrlorl• C1111rdl, 2ftd vlt..,...ldorot; A,_ 1111 .. dill-, 1M Cl.,_o HltloM, ...... w..i1 "111 Llf,- TortLrltl of Balboa lsiMd, rotlrlng llfUidonllrld hoi-or 011-rtllrJ, IEnl110 ....... -IIIII-.of F&U, UM.I ' Ex<Mfv• 1 The finH c:hnpter of the flook of f.xodua ia • summary of roushly 375 year• of hi-.tCM'y. Since the account le•ve• out the nan1ea of Pharaoh• 11nd other dat· las point», there are muny dirficultiea in filclng exact timu; however, there ia no reut>n to question the Biblie~~l outline. The writer of thia duapter telle ua in chapter 12, verae ,0, that "the aojol&l'ning of the children of lareel, who dwelt in Egypt, was 430 year•". Since the events he deacribu in detail ere encoftlplllilied within the lifetime of l\1o.ea, a nd since Moses died 11 120, it ia obviou• thut the writer intends to cover a long period in this chapter be tween the tin1c ''every man 11nd hill household came with J11cob" into ~~gyptand the decree of Pb~~ruoh shortly before Moeea was born that "~:very son th11t is born ho the llel.w-ewa) ye ahull cast into the river". It wi ll be helpful to reconatruct.aome of the known buckground for the hish JHlints in this long peri od mentioned by the sucred outhor. Joseph llncl hia 11 •nns and their households, "seventy soul11 ", moved intcl Egypt und settled there sometime during the long dyruuilly known u.g tl1e \Iiddle Kingdom, 01' tbe Twelfth Oynu ty, fr om 2000 to 1788 It C., Kive or wke a few years . ·n .is period is recognized by scholars as "wha t muy huvc: been the greuteltt prolt· perity of •:gypt'a hi 11tory". Government, industry, commerce , urts .... nd culture thrived lnl they were never to do again, although even in thiti hour of glory "The verve and sensitiv it y of the Old Kingdom line were never 4uite recap· lured'', •\• with all known civilizutions, the fir11t glory waa the greatest . This ~riod wus, neverthel e!!ls, one of greut uchievcment. J)urin~ this time "the children of lsr.1el wert: fruitful, 11 nd increugeJ t~LmnJuntly, und multiplied , and wa•etl e~ceedi ng mighty; and. the land was filled with them". We a re reminded uf '' similar astuni!:'hing in crease in the populution of the \rncrican colonies when furnilielt commonl y numbered a dozen or more chi ldren over severo I gene· r.llions. "'e muy <tssumc they maintained their tribal structure and identity and were referred to accorrlin~o< to ~t ncient practice as th e "people of Joseph", or simply "Joseph", wl1n c-.w.hlis!.ed them in the lund . They had their own l~tn­ guage and lu w!l .tnd their ·~wn oHicers and pri e!l ts and scholars. Then th ere "arusc• up 11 new kinf!!: over Egypt, whi ch knew not Joseph". Th il'l brief gtatement mus t probably refers to the conquest of Egypt by the ll yksos uher the ,(cc .t~ .1nd (·nllapse of the \Iiddle KingJom. The llyksos were .cu \siutic people, perhaps Semi ti c , fierce and crude . They 11eem to hove left . d mQs t no reconls .1 nJ li ule is kno~·n of their period of .tbout 200 yetus. They we re remembered !Jy the llebrews for two things : first, th e llyksos were hostile tu "Joseph" ttud. hei n~ fearful t.hat th e lle brews mi~ht defe ct and. emigrate, tli~ruptinK e verything .. 111 d possibly e ven making common CiHJ!Ie with an outside puwer, they set th em iu VIIS! labor c.tmps. Secondly, they built the royal c ities of Pithom anJ ltaamses on the :\'ile deilll many miles from the llyksos capitol o~t Thebes. -· -· - • • 5 I • I The Flood • Got&NI061S G.,7 8 9 THE GREAT FLOOD was a di •eel resu It of God's displeasure with mon 's increasing cor· ruption and violence. Noah and his immediate family were chosen to be the only human sur- vivors, and after floating . for a ~ear and 17 days in the gloomy, hum1d confines of the Ark , they landed on a mountain peak. The Flood wos tremendous in its volume of water, on unceasing downpour. The fact that the Ark was bu ilt near the Euphrates River at a comparatively low elevation, and then settled 500 miles owoy on Mount Ararat at 16 ,946 feet above sea level , will give on idea of ttie &rrmnnrttr ·- -ra.'-&.-.. T magnitude of the storm. Some believe that it took Noah 120 years to construct his vessel, and gather the animals and necessary provi - sions. His faith in God sustained him, how· ever. From time to time, each of us is placed under heavy burdens, too. But, we can find prompt comfort and direction in the Bible, as at Isaiah 41 :10: "Fear thou nat; for I om with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yeo, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness.'' Dr. Torrey's Advice to a New Convert Uy THOUGHTS OFTEN co OlfT ... ~ •tt-who han m:endy acc~ptcd Chntt II lhc:ir S.viour, lArd and Mascrr. Doubtkal you will meet with diff'acuh~; you ""1 be diecotuased and tcmpkd to faD out by the '*'1· No one Mtd fall ow by the wa7.,•for ·God bat prornitcd ia Hi• Word that 1-k H.,u 1101 . n.6" ,.., 10 H ~m~,~• •HH ,.., 7# '!" die; hi will witlf 1/tt tt•fulioll M1o llftl~l!' • IH)' to e~e•fN. tlf.t -p ,.,.'1 H tlblllo &Nr i1."1 "LciOitiMO UMTO JllUs•• The kCtt"( of joy, ttn:nJlh, victory a-.d pros· mt is alWay• to keep ooe'• eye fixed ~ faut. Ln thrlt th"=c word• 1ink dcqaly iAID t.rt: HJ..oo~ittt Nnto /mu."' If you hive beat epnptcd and have faU~n. look at Jew. on me Cn:JII, aad know that yuur fall ha1 been •toacd for ~~ and that you need not: be diltCOunpd, but an gn up and JO riaht on. If you wi.ll coafeu your 1in, you will be foraiven at ooce.5 (f you are hghting with tome temptation that lft:ml stronger than you can bea~, n:mc:m~r that Jesus rote •&ain, and that He 11 now ilVIRI ~ int~rcedc for yo_u,• and that He Ius all power Ul h~aven and on ~atth.s Your temptation may be fitrc~. and the enemy strong, but Jesw i• suongcr and all-sufficient. He can gi\'C vktory over any temptation, appetite, or sin. lt is your ~vilege to have victory every day and every hour, If you will keep "kloking unto Jesus." Ask Him and trust Him, roo, to give you His power, aod you on your part give rhc Holy Spirit entitc" '?"'.rol of your life. This i1 the secn:t of a Chnsthkt charact~r.e In ckciding what to do at every turn fl( lifc, kCTf' "looking unto Jesus" and follow him.1 CONHU CH.IST l!llORE TN I! WORLD Don't fo rs:c.·t tu usc c\'cry opportunity rtut rutUCI w you of cUflfcssing Christ before the worlcl •. ~~~~~~ in public rrn:ctings :~nd in your P!'i'';Ue assoct:nron with ut:hcn. Whcn we c:onfess H1m, Hc ~·onh·ss..·s us,l :and when Hc confcssts us, God gi,·cs us His lloly Spirit in fulness. If you m:ake :1 gre:at dr~l uf Christ, HC' will make a great dc:d of you; Jf yuu make hut little of Chri~r. He will m:.ke hut liulc of you . Kttp up yuur daily study nf the Word of ( iO\J. !'\o matter ht,w busy you :ur, you nnnn~: afford to lct a si ngil.' c.la.y pau without givinf! :U bst: li(tccn minutcs to the faithful. thoughtfu l, pnyn· ful study of the Bible. h is by thc 11udy of His Word tha.t you will grow.9 It is through the study of the Word that Jesu1 a.bides more a.nd murc fully in you,10 a.nd it is through lhC' Word that the ~~~r!·:: ~v~ereK~::~~~~:~tthJ:usn:~:J~~~=. e~::r~~~i:~~:i~:a~:~ ~~::· :!;;·:~:~; Panel d l'scuss"lons on 8 I. ble topics ~~~A.H···01y;o1u5M~:~~o •.• ·:g ~pkl·.·.:.~,·.·r ,,·me lo• ,,,,,,,/ "····· 01111 offi cers ,Jn tl (ollow~J !heir own WQ}'8, and th eir own officiuls were answer-... Dl ·•hlo· '"the l<~n•tiun rulers. They seemed to have provided garrison troops for u.•ilh "•eneration," mesninl a race, kind, will epitomize confu!ion &nd evil u C'\'ery day with God. ~k to Him ~f~rc you ..rist: ~u,.nlin~o; the.: L.~tJ cr with Pale•lline besides furnishing the laboc-battalions for the flmily, stock, or breed, that our was personified in the old Babylon. fr?J11 ~ur bed, knec:l down ~fter ammg and ~:.lk 11u.il<lml< th e Jt"lta c1tic,.. This would be the same procedure a.s that curried out Dr. $4"'11~1 H. Suth,rltl'ltl Lord wu referring to the Jews. He This will be the head<luarte"' of the wtth ~1m before .You ta lk _w_tth a.ny huma.n hcmg. f I tmtl Dr. Ch4rlts L , ft'iJibug declared that the nation. of Israel anti·christ during the tribulation Tell Htm cveryth1ng tha.tiS 1n your hcar.t, all you r in utodt·rn times with '' prisoner o wur Ctlmp. or a Hrge concentration camp. _ would not pus 1way until the Lord period fca.n and troubles and care1, all your failures. Re· ,..;ume .-..dJUiar~ think .. 11 this took place centuries later. under the :\!ine teenth ...... ~ t-aiOLA I.O.DC.UTI• returned to Ht up Hia millennia! ' member, God is a Father, .:and you can hc more IJyfl ,l~t~. be cause of the name fha mses, a Pharaoh who rul ed in 1318 B. C. and Q. c.... Valley. CaUl._ "WAo do ~0" reign. A~ter the 1_.000 years of course, frank and trustful toward Him than you could ,....,., a 10' ... 1t buiiJer in th t' delta . ll owever, Uanmse.!l I tells us he "rebuilt" /r~l tA~ tw:o wihu:uelf a.re in Revda· there wtU be neither Jew nor Gen· Q. C......, c.IH. -"/71 J oltn 18 :!15, JOt: even to an eanhly parent. Perhaps you have nC\'t'f I . d k h h d h d d f h ld H k tiort 11 1 I thi'ftk the" are MotWl arul tile but •II will bf. one In Christ reod. t.ltr word11, 'M" kirtgdom i• not of ha.d a.n ea.nhly father to whom you could go lO t 1e s e ~:itie~. dn we now t at e an ot ers a opte names o t t! o Y soa .. · • ,.. throughout etemity. • I I I f h . 1. · Elt}nh . Would JIOH C011t'Ur . thi11 u·oritl.' Wit~ did leii1U make t leU. tdl everything tha.t was in your hcan. Well, you ru t!rs ·Ill< revivel man y o t etr po IC tes. lltafi'M"tl artd l ikeft H ia COM ing OJW! can go to your heavenly Fathu. He lC.lls JOU 10 . II h I I h I' d . A. The answer can only be specula· Q "/ •• trt• _, 181• ,.-... .,.. •• d . K ' I •• bod 11 H &o God T II 'I hese dm!!~tic mellaure!!l failed to a ay t e ears o t e ru ••8 ynasty •n tion. Thi:" Word of God c!oes not dd-• " ". ,.. ana. ,. -. Oti.Mft 11'-llr rl'tt/'11 118 n1g o e come 1 ly. ave no secreu m , e d h I I. "'llo h 111 · d h oh 1h It· · · 11 of Rev,.lahon we .\ave tlee delt:n .... rartlt .' Maw:~ f'lf ,,. mnh I hill tt ~t'Pir· ho·m e•e~tho·ng ,·n you1 heart. Ou<o'o• the da•, rc ~;,or to t e ~rue 11e~. e mo re t ey a tete t em, e more ey mu I· m1tely te u~. Therl! an-: an appreci· . · · . " ., e 1 I f h b • loon of tht dutruct1011 of u·hat ~~. .... itNIIl kiftgdo,..." when•••• 1empe·•. look up 10 Ho·m 10 g,·,, ~· plied ,1nd J.trf'w ." Thus was foreshadowed the miracle of the spread o a it in a It• num~r of Biblr students who ld ~ = •-- . · · 5 h btolit-\'e that Mo!1e11 and t;!ijah are th•• ~ar• to kav~ ben a. wor wr•tem, A. It iM e.rroneou11 to make thi11 a victory. It i1 well before leaving your room to Jesus C:!.rist whi d • grew t he more under off•ctal government persecutiOn. uc . • T. h . 1 be •. , ••·hat h.nd bf'"'" a ,1·t .. 11·hit:lt IUPM 1 k 1 . . two wnnes.-cell. e mlfllc es to per· " ~ •• spiritual kin~tdom. The Lord Je8us think of rhc temptations th:at arc i e y to meet ,~~:r .. wth is nr11 thr normal result of persecution. Persecutton normully stamps fo 1·mt"ci by tht'm wert' common to them to h.ntJI' r-ui11"d t he 1110rld both poli· i:o~~toinJr to have a ri~thteouJIJ and actull you during the day. Tell thc:m to God, and get f)Ut npptJsi tion. One of tltc .'iurest siMns of God's favor and protection is the un-durtnK tht-•r lifetime upon the earth. tieo.ll'JI nltd fiMuiallJI. What mig.\1 kin~tdom he rr 011 earth. Wht>n Jesu11 thc victory before you m«t rh~m . Spnk to Him lu·he vu!Jie w o..,.th Je!:ipitc offic io~ I persecution. :\not ht"r rea.'W>n is that no one know11 hi' th.P meaning of tire word Baby· ·"aid, ":1-ly kit•Jrdom iM not of thi!! as the very (au one before you retire for the night. how :O.Io:-ces dh:d. El ijah Wa.'l cau~rht up Inn' Suu.Utr h isto~ apeab of a ~:orht." He.didn't say "in." The Spir-Talk over the da.y with Him. Ask Him to dlOw Tltt· lh·klios rulers in turn became corrupted and weak, and were overthrown in a whirlwind. It ill well to remember Bnb11lon ll'hic:lr wa1 om of tire tltrte 11 of God 111 f'~t~mt-~y cart'r~l abo~t you if there has bcc:n anything that day that wa1 !J, tlw no~ti vl' nol,ilil\' nf Thebes whn established \mose I on the throne. The th:1t a whole Jrt:neration of t:hri!ltianll lt·o'Jidrrll of thr. world b-ut was dfl-t'V.t-n thl' p_rr~llll10ni4 1~ the B1~le. _Htll displeasing in His sight, and then wait silently lt .1vow .,f tile !lvll'IQ., per10J wal'l poutt, and the new age of sple ndor began. It i!l will not ~}.e normal. de~t:1s. For, in~ dr01JP.d t'enturiea ago. Would tltr. Klnlldo~ I!C nol nf th111 wo.rld ll kmd, before Him to 5tt if He has anything 10 tell you . . . d' 1 1 d C f h moment, tn the twinkling of an eye. Bob ... '-n ;'f RPvr.lati,... bt a.n r.m.er-not of 11" tPmJ)f'r not of tt!l natun> If H bo h. •. d'd ... _ wdl ln••"n tu u-. tnoluv through the e~~:c 1t1ng 1s covery o ,or arnarvon o t e t h• dead sh,tl be -····d ,·n-•-•p!.oble •w . v:• . ·8 ,_ . . · ' . · . . · e 1 ws you 50mt:1 tng tn;o.t 1 not ., ...... K ' . · · I I , ... ''" ...... ..... ... !Jf'rtrf! nf that or u thttt 1ft f'Vt:"'f1 011 not of tt .• oullook. not of ItA ob}t'Ctlvr. H' f . d . N 1. t•nn h qf qtw .,f the l.cst ruler!> of the permd, I ut.snkhamon . A th ough mose sand !hall be changed The matter of . f ll .. , U" If it wen-"nf" thi!t world it would 1m, con CIS 11 ~~one~ a.n put 11 away. (\'er IC tl11rol "U l 1 , . .,..,,.,, f'hutrno-...• I. re corded that he haJ "cttused those to be pnwo:r· t ht' identity of the l~o is l!Omething JllX a ~tprrl ua · bt> maintllillf'd b)' force and ultimately down 10 alec:p wuh a 11ngle cloud between you and fu l 1.!,., "''r•· in !l•rr..,r ", I.e seems not to have reversed th e orfi c ial policy to-about whic~ WI:! will have l~ wait u~n A. Secular hi story tells us of the would l'(>ml' IH An f'nd by forte. The you r heavenly F:.tlvr. . . · . d 1 h the re\·elauon of the LorU m etemuy. han 'n" <>ardens of Babylon one of Saviou r',. rult> is not a-oinp-to be like wo•lt !lOR HIM EVERY DAY 1,,,,,1 tlw ll••l,r•·,v .. It wu .. 'luite pns-!!tldy h1s 1mmerlJa te pre ecessor,, men ote p Kl ,.. ,.. , I, wf.., ,.,11111,.,,nd··d th e nudwivcl'l to kill ll ebrew boy babies (circu 1530 IJ . C.),~~ S...taTChr~•· C.lif.-:-"Thll!,Biblr. diJ-the ·.''o 1 -callf'dld"T'hen wondd~~B ob1 1 th~ ~~~~-~ne .. :~hmaintllin 11 hf'RVf'nly rt.tll' Don 'r forgd to work for your Saviour and your . .. If . cwre• ' u geMraf ton 11 _. not pa~~ anc1en wor . e wor a yon Lord and Master every da)' of you r life. h would ·•n<l lw l,ll., .. l.lf "I''' c•omm •• nJeJ lie brew boys In be thrown Into the :'IItle . thtll 11101111 b,{ort! t}, eftd com~•.' Ju11 t hrl!l· coml'!l from the term Bttbel whieh " · · be well to trw to arv-ak to tomeonc about his toul · 1 h 'b 'l. h · · h h b . . · .. . . . Q. S..k-•. M._, -Wh1lr. 1t mt111 ., r-,,. "'"· d , .. !ll l••r••.;tm ~ to spec u a te on t e poss1 1 tty tat 11 m•g I ave ee n long u ll gr-raho-n' mettn!:l confu~10n ThiS c1ty was the b ld 1. /' h d everyday. You m.ay nOI always have an opportu-. · . · · t' "" o Qllf'lf 1on, ve ?lettf!r nrr tl,.· f.''""l.l.., l)u••••n 11.11-..l~t:p-;ut who was the daughter of Phar~toh who 11uved A. It ia Ullually con!lidered about aa center of t!OlPI~ headed up by Nebu· I hr. an.,wer to wh~>re Cnin'l •nifr nity. hut make it rhe principle of you! life ro do "··~··~· ld· to 35 year!!. There are ~~everal poinlll chadnezzar and Belshauar, t he ~wo c:nme from ?" so if you c:an possibly find an opponunuy.ln help- d.,elo • or view on this puure of Scripture. mo~t famous rulenJ of the !'at10n. . , . ing others you will help you rself.-R. A. Torrey 1\h.d •·v•·r lu· tlw ~nrn:r:l tlell•iled fa cL". of the peri_od, only three . P The first ill that th08e livinr at tht-Th1s 1tll wu destro~ed centur~e .... ago A. ~run:~ w1fe wa~ apparently one ''"'"' ~ ''·•·r•• 1 <>ll ... Jder,.ll hf 1he ga cred wnter as pertmenl to huma n h1.s tory: time of Christ's speaking would live by the Medo:.Per.nanJIJ. There are of ht !l !ltllterR or mece~. Adam a_nd II rJ,,. ''"("''"!-; ~r•twl h .-.! \brah.tm's grt~ndson's posterity into Ill mighty people; to see their fulfillment. Another view th(J~t who t~tnk that .the .Babylon Ev~ had _numerous . Chl_ldr:n besr~e 21 tl,..u· l•.nt.t l"'ri"d .,f "I'Pre~s ion under 11 seemingly benign and worldly pro&· i:ot that the reneration li ving at the re~er:ed to I~ Rev~lat10n IS ~ re· Cam and Abel. Wh,tlt> It ts now. 11- . h d · dr t' 1 r · ti me when the Lo rd returns arain bulidrna-of tht!l ancJt-nt and WICked IPa-al to marrv one ,. clo~ relat1ve, po·rnu ... '''111ure; .~) !l, .. ., •ncrea~m,~~; s tr_engt esptte as IC governmen po ICies will see the fulfillment of all the11~ land. It would seem, however, Lhat it in tholle day~, when the line was t ... t.·-..tro" IIH·tu, ·• '"f/;" ••f r.'ld ~ provtdence ond favM. thingl'l. We believe, in accord with tht.> wo uld be begt to take the name spir· very rure, thPre waflt not the same (St. n.."' ... Blbl• L ........ St. T'o• ... •• p,..,, a .. 15096, H ... ., .... T .... 770lS.) primary deftnitlon of the Greek word itually. It will actually be built &nd problem. Ru<EIIliOt;U : (I ) I CoriDthlano 10:13. (I) H..,.... 11:1. j:1) I John HI. 1•1 H#b,.... 1 1:15. (!I) MaaMw 11:11. (8 1 Cllllti..,.. !l:tl, 13: Rom-l :li 3. 11) I ,-., l :a1. lotH~ 11-lt. {8 1 M'1tttlew 10:31. ( ) I htin-1 :1. {10 <>hn 1$:7.011 EphftiMI S:l1. (Ill H..__ •=11: u:ue. Amf"fillln TnH S!l>eldy-ll non-pogtl or(Mizac,... Pwbl~" ofCIIooVf .... llt_,..., tl!lft 1815 O .. dell, Se• J-.-078-111 MESSAGE TO THE CHURCH OF SMYRNA Thi.t~ i" th~ Bch in a "''-ties ou Revel•tiou by Ute Re v. Tim pel, had becom e a serioua threat to hia world-wide Considered the wont emperor in Rome'& history Latin Version. This became the Bible of the Weetern L. I. .. H .. ye, j)lt!ilor or Scoll Memori•l B•ptist Church or Su godl . Th t h r I . th• t . to th Ch . t' h h ( th th d d L-Oiego, reprinted from rhe Biblic•l ReAurch Monthly. This ess empire. a e waa unsuccess u m IS a -and the createa:t antagomst e n s tan c urc ea or m ore an a ousan ,;yean, an rUil' mi'ltallm,.ut roncl"m" the letter co the Chu rch •' Smyru. tempt is easily seen in a study of Church history, for faith. He led in a violent attempt to destroy the been tranalated into many ditfererit lanparee. The The c hurch in S myrna was a much persecuted GOD overruled and Satan learned a valuable lesson . Bible from the face of the earth. Under his lead· more the Scripture was di~~eminated and used by the church in a ve ry wealthy city that had little time for The more he persecuted the church during this peri· erahip many Roman cities had public burnings people, even in the fact of persecution, the church Christians. The city itself wu a well-plan~ed accom· od, the more the church overcame the one condemning of the ucred Scriptures. advanced in numbers until it wu auch a dominant plishmcnt o~ Alexander the Gr eat, found.ed about ?,haracteristic .of. the A~tolic age, that of having During the second and third centuries this peraecu· factor in the Roman empire that Christianity wu three centunes before CHRIST . It was the co~er· ... left tll.v ftrat love . . . Not o ne word of condem-lion age eaw hundreds of Christiana brourht into the established as the State Church by Emperor Con- cia! center of Asia Minor and was on the d ir ect trade na_tion was hur led by CHRIST at this churc~. Fro!" amphitheatera of Rome to be fed to huncrr Iiana atantine in 3 12 A.D. The ceuation ot penecution route from India and Persia to Rome. The large var i-th1s Satan learned a great BeCret: persecutiOn w11l while thousands cheered. Many were c rucified othen turned out to be a muter stroke of Satan and a rreat ety of coins found by archaeologist,., in the city clear-not stamp out the Church of CHRIST ! Couequently, "t:01Iar~ witA a'litnal .a,.., aM torl1tred to d;.,tA bv trapdy to the Church. This will be borne out in the Jy indicates that it wu a wealthy cit)'. Th~ J ewish this age ended with the euing of penecuti~n and ·wild dogs." They were covered with tar and aet on next me8¥&e to the church of Perpmoe. aa we lee segment of t he population seem s to have been m oet instead, Satan used what tu.rned out to be hta moat fire to aerve u lamp poets. They were boiled in oil the Church aaaimilate papnism, loae ita fire, and i rreligiou~ and neglectful of s piritual thinp. S m yrna effective weapon against wh1~ the Church has prov-and burned at the stake aa waa Polycarp in the city fall into aerious condemnation from our LORD. today i~ one of the largest citi~ of Turkey. Few en moet vulnerable, that of mdulgence or endorse-of Smyma itaelf, in the year 156 A.D. One church " .•• Tla.ue tlti"ll' NitA tile firtt aftd tlt1 lott, wlo specific details are known of the history of the ment. . . . hletorian stated that dU.riD.I this period f ive million tOU dead, aftd lived again." It i1 interestinr to note Smyrna church. other tha n that which is friven As predocted by the LORD H~lf m vene 10, Chriatiana went martyntd for the teotimony of JE-that CHRIST introducea each m .... p to the church- here in the Book of Revelation. It can be aafely " ... A lid r • 1114/l il<wt tribttlatu"' 1.,. dor1." Tins SUS CHRIST. es by reachlntr back Into the vioion of Hhn.oelf to John deduced, howeve r, that it was a moet faithful ~hurch ..-e u.w eicht of the ten periods of peneca· 1 Evidence of the aapernatural nature of the Church in chapter one, and p icka out one of the eharacteril· c hurch in the face of persecution. From the account tJon under Roman emperora. can readily be Men in the fact that the Churth tica of Hia natu~. To Epheau1 He referred to Him· here in Scripture, the know n characterietica of the Nero ......................................... ·--·:··: ..... ~..e,s A .D. reached itltnatelt numerical heifht:e. in proportion .elf u He that " ••• ltold.ttt tlte tevmt. tier• ill AU condition• in the church at Smyrna indicated that the Paul beheaded and Peter croCJfled. to world populatloa, duri"'' thia period of pe.-..cu-rig~l 114!14, ~. 11141 walket~ ia "'" mi<Ut of 1114 ,..,,.. j udpent oeat of CH RIST will reveal thl• church to Domitlan : ............................................. 91>-H A.D. u .... In addition to tha ootabliollment of churches In go/Ua tattdlutieb," emphaallinr that He falthful17 be one of the moot outltandinr local bodiM ot be-J~n UJied. INIIIY part.o of tho world, thie church .,. dietln· provideo for the ehurcheo. liovero in all of Church hietory. T(an ti ..... b;;.~ ... (.ji; ... ~ ............ I04-I17 A.D. IUiehed ltaolf b)' Ito produetloa of m&IIJ' hand eopied To· Smyrna Ho omphaaised Hie etemal nataro: IMYINA 01 P8IICUIION AGI lfiiO ua • e e. maD-rtpta of the _,... Serf plano aDd the trona-" ... 1M lint o!ld tile lut"; Hie death (or tholr lino; fill IOO A.D 1e Jl2 A.D lfareaa Aarelluo ...................... -...... 1e1-I80 A.D. lotion of the Scriptaro hlto -Jan-ltarl7 In " ... to.W -tieod," .•• an~ the fact tllet Bo • ._ . . : Pol)'earp bamed at the otake. thlo period, tbo Blblo ,.. -lotod lato SJriac ud -"'-" Apia wo -the 11111qoo ~ ot Tbe Smyrna ponod of Church ~letory wu prolla-Settilll _. ........ -... -................ -... -.. -.. 200-211 A.D. what ie 1mowa 11 tbo hohtto --.!pta which to. CluilllultJ ta t11et we do DOt wonhlp o ._. - bly the ,__ time of pe.-utiOII the Ch1trch of llaxlmlnnu _ ..................................... .286-287 A.D., como the otflc:lal oerlpeu,... of tha z.-.. chllrch-. 11 do the .._om-'ano or the ~ oo'tbo eo. CHRIST bu ..,... lmown. SeiaD unlellhod a violellt Dod111 ................................ --... -........ 2110-W A.D. ina which tro•latlo. ,.... _.. IDID Anlblc, ...,._ f .......... bat we wvnblp a CB1U8T w11o •u ....._" attaek 11p011 the dove~~ ill on olfort to obliterate It, Volorlan ................ _ .............. -... .25'1.-o A.D. 11aa, aDd ~ I tbo d liar tbo 1111a1o 'l'ltlo ~ ot t111o 1o t11et Bo io able Ia ....... • far It bet:oiDI ..t• II to him tllet tbo Apaotollc Alll'lliaD -.................. -.. -..... -.... 2'70.!75 A.D. trololod lllto ~ ... -.::. ':'~ tbo Old bollolfolBio.....,_ iatlllo-(2'• k oioHIILIIfl) Cllllrch, t..aoo of Ita faithflll ...-.hill&' of tbo <:<»-Dloelotiu ... -.................... -.--....... 1101-812 A.D. WM • • • · I .. silg Dr. Maurice All•d <l UCI Lo-., oad Piene Bomae. will preseat. a 'fOCal pmpam He 1..-.ect as usias.-l COG• st &be meeti.fta ol lbe Upper ductor to Roser w..,.., dur- Bray Anocl•"• o( lbe ina 196$· and U66 lrt lh Ora!"o Courtly Philb.armoalc sprioa and iurrmer ~f 1%6°, Soc~etyMoruSaymonUrta, OcL be perfonned and ttudied 9. altho bome ol ~·· ·R~I pb with Robert Shaw, Hllme~ ofHarborV1ew H1lla. He is scheduled for an ac- He Will be ac~penfed by tive fall and winter aeriu Mrs. Thomu ~ltina. of performances, He will be A ha~cheon will be 10"04 tho featured aoloist at lh · roltowtna the Pf'OIIItl\. Mn. Monday evenina concert ~~ Ralph Deaver. Mn.1CoMe dt Loa Anaotu on Nov. 23. Swift and Mrs. Robon Het· :tel wilt auiat tho hoatou. THRII IOOK I D "NOT EVER.Y0NE will come In a Rolls Royce; but we hope everyone will come to the fun day fo r the benefit of the Harbor Episcopal School," said members of the committee as they arrived to make arrange- men ts for the golf, bridge, cocktails and dinner to be held at the Irvine Coast Coun· try Club on Saturday, Ocl 5. Shown here, left to right, Mr. and Mrs. William Mc·- Oowell and Mrs. Graham Jones , president of the Parents Council.( Beth Koch photo.) Prior ID Dr. Allard's pre.. Oinneu for three ended sent post 11 conductor of with bookina fOJ throe on the Univeni ty Choru1 and the charae of defraudina an Chamber Sinaora at UCI, he innkeeper when Lynn Vier- was anistant profeuor or tina, 25, and Michael R~ music at Pomona Colleae. bertaon, 26, or 1045 W. Bat .. He is a concert bariton• and boa Blvd., Balboa, and hat performed eJ:tensively Francia Melhorn 26 or in California and Europe, Oranae, were ano~ted ~fter includina Paris, whore he leavina the reataurant at per(onned on radio and tete-4001 W. Coaat Hwy., Weat vision. Newport. They were nushed TOURNEYS TO AID EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Friends and parents of thr ouah the 8th ·arade . Harbor Episcopal School John Marder Jr. is head- Corona del Mar, will tee off master, and Han cock Ban- fOf the 4th annual aolf and ni n& Ill is chainnan or the bridae tournament on Oct. board oftrus teea. The parent 5th a t Irvine Coa st Counuy coun cil pre s ident is Mrs . Club. Graham Jones . The all day event begins J ANE & MARY 'S SHOPS with noHoo-serious gotr OPEN$ ON MARIHE AVE. tournament for the aentle· · After their first sale ia men , an afternoon bridae o ver, the new shop, "Jane tournament for the ladies , and Mary 's" at 307 Marine, foltowed by cocktails and Balboa Island, will be re .. dinner for all in the even-. decorated with a pink theme In~. and Mrs . David Lana and a formal opening will are chairmen of the affair. be held, accordina to the Sidney Carnine is golf owner , Mrs . Pauline Staf· tournament chairman, as· ford. 1i1ted by Fred Swenson. The two dauahters, for Mrs . Charles S. Thomas and whom Mrs. Stafford named Mn. William Mc Cowell arc her shop, will wotk after co-chairmen of the bddae school, holidays and week· tournament. end s. Other convnittee member& The s hop will specialize PhCHM in Your Ord•r for a Su'-scr'lpfion: 673.Q550 He. earned the doc&or of from bushes by police. fl'lltl cal aru dearee rrom --:::-:-:--__:___:_ ____ _ USC and has studied Wldcr Call In Your WH t Ad musi cians or world renown, includina William Vennard. Oweedolp Koldofaky, Lou. .. tM Ensi .. 673.Q550 are David Brant, prizes ; in linaerie and sponswear, Mu. Joan Neville, dinner small and teaulal sizes. chairman ; Mrs . Ronald Ca s-SEN. SCHMITZ TO TALK pert, hoatessea: Mrs. Han-The militaty affairs COfnoo cock Bannina, decorations ; mittee of the Otanae County Mrs . A. Bailey Potter, pu!). Chamber of Commetce will licity; and Miss Ali ce Waller, OLE! VENGA LA FIESTA! -LIYC ~ Guv Miller have set the Margarita hour re1ervations. hold a luncheon meetina The proceeds wi ll bendit Oc t. 12 at the h vine Coast bers are going south of the border for for 7 p.m •. and d inner at e ight. Mariac hi the tcho \anhi p and buildina Country C lub. Senator J ohn their Fa ll party -as depicted above by music will provide bac kground fOf trad i- fUDda of the school. Harbor G. Schmitz of the 35lh Commodore and Mrs. Jo seph Colesworthv. tiona\ Mexican dinner served by La Co- Epi acopal School is an in· Senatorial DitlliCI will talk October 21tt will find the Lido Ch~ cinita, well known Mexican restaurant dependent school located on "What to look ror in fu-house transformed into an authentic frequented bv many U doites. After din- in Corona del Mar, with twe militas y and veterans' hacienda. Rear Commodore and Mrs. Rov ner music will be of the dancing van e ty. ~c~l;•;•;••::.:.•-~for:::.__:k~i~n~d~«~a~·~r~te~n:....=•~ff=•~ir~·~l~·~·~•:•l~a~t~ion:::._" ____ __:w~oo=:.l s:•~v:.._w::.:.it~h__:P~a~rt~v:....<:h~o:i~rmen__:::...:Ma=•_:•:nd::.__~B~.~Y~.O~.~L~.--, fJAY JOHNSTON PHOTOJ Equalize Your Monthly Inca e JUNIOR EBELL CLUB PLANS FUND RAISERS Plans for an OcL 11 s alad luncheon were by Mts. Henry S&o tsen Retirement Pay Social Security <Average for Man & Wife> Newport Balboa Savings Monthly Security Account and ananaemenu fot the Nov, 8 "Petite boutique" fund raisin a event , were tevealed by ways and mean s chaitman, Mrs. Roaer Sher· man, It la1t week's luncheon meetina of the Junior Ebell Club of Newp01 t Beach at the Ebell Clubhou se. New membeu beina in uodu ccd in cl uded the ~ime s . Richard Ac&on , Louis Alpini eri , J ohn Bates, Robert Batson, Theodore Binder , J ames Blixt, Jack Ftench, Rendell Han son, Leonasd Jone s, Gene Kovach, '1\'.J. \1o seley, J am es \otutat and J ohn '1\'hi l- ney. Total Monthly Allowance Every month, year after year SJ4470 ,, ..,. S[CU,UTY-no could n k tor more' r"'' ,, "'"'' ... , a11 a•e 1oo••n1 for ana whM -111 wtnt. Our Monlhly SK1,mly Ac:tOI.Inl l)lan '' one •t>tt•e-,. rou &el 1 chec;k [V[RY month tor 11n ye1rs or forl1f1Hn or t....,ly-•halt~tr l'()u st ii'Ct It 's 1 pl1n to sprt.IG out .,ovr cu h U MIS to auure yourself 1 const1 nt on<:omt _,,To kMi) on 11min1 d1~1dtndslrom )'Our .n~nl ment To h1~e your money 1.,1i11ble to you •n Ill or I"Y l)llrt It 1 momt!fll's nol•ct •n the •~ent th1t you ,....,. 11n t<Nrpnc:y. And, 11 tht tnd of you r 5 LO or 15 ~" perood. you stoll ,....,. 1 noet nest •u ftf1-wllh 1o0mt .,,.n,ements the nell eu tn •ll:nt br conlidtrtbly MORE thJn your o••&IOUI onvtstment Thos os thl Newport S,.t~ Slotinp Monthly Security At count Prol rtm--•ell ....ortn '""tsl•lll'"l · no m111er whll your nttdl mty bt It '' !he 1ns•er to m1ny m1ny rtll or unusu1t lln~nclll situllions. How the Monthly S.Curity Account Plan WORKS Tht chlrt It tn. riJht ~~ ~•nous plans lor onvntmenn !rom SIO 000 00 to SIOO.OOO.OO. LNm ~ lbout this pl1n from one ot our ollocers "'''" 111 the IKI$ ~ our Monthly Stcurity Account plan. '(Pi tments subttcl to the prov•s•ons ot Sec 8104 of !hot Cltllorru1 Fonancol l Code under •h•c h 1 savonas and lOin u soc o· 1tion m~y not wao.,. its "lhls to reQuort up to "" mQtllhs nol oce of intent to withdrtw. Ewry withdttwll requeSI Ills been me1 promptly '" our 31 year1 } AIYfAKrAGlS tW A MOHTHl Y RCUJtfTY ACCOUI"'T 1. 'f'CIOI ,.,. -on 1 ....,,,, Cl>«k NCI'I -·· J. Yw ,.,. .,.;a, _. of ..,,,., •-"• ,.U. UIOif'IP .... ---Mtl'lifll I --· l.'l'ou~~....,~""'"'.......,... ................................. .. , _ _,...,..........,.;,. ... orCN>otll l...........t'tiOOiicllfl_ol'_...,.., ....... U<'I~--.,..,.-._ ... --..:fl ,... Mit - _ .. -· .. , ..... f0411 ...... 10~.~ .... ,.., of JOIO' """"" ....., .,. .. tit· "'-· .. ...,._ ....... .c • ...,~~- J.r_ ......... '*"~"""~ ........ M ......_. M ....,_. IMIIiftl ..... 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I 1.10000 1100 00 10 ,....,. 1441500 """".,. __ 'IOU •tCIIYI 'I'OU •n "'" I.O.CH o.o()"ojfH """00 1moo ..... 00 """00 115000 ¥0v UOI\1 IA(H -nt I 10000 ' $00.00 I 750.00 ' 750.00 5100000 JOl "'"' UUII 0 ,.. 10 I'N" S1UJS IJO n .. ~ 111,171IXI 10 ~·" IJJ.•n .oo 1t1 """' no.on oo 10,....,. I •.usoo ¥OU ·"~"" •a-""'"'~" Of• 10 """' ,.,1$11 00 IS """' S17 .)1UIO 10 ~ ... , ,150.00 11 ...-m UO.lOO.OO 10,_.. • usoao ARTIST DEMON STRATES OIL PORTRAIT WOR K Wade Z int demonsu a ted h11 technique in oil traiture at the meet•n a of the Costa Mesa An Lea1ue Tue sday evenina . Sept. 26, at the Adams Elementary School, Costa Me sa . Mr. Z.nt spent 25 )·ears as an artist in the ,;.,.;,,;, picture industry and lateT went to Palm Sprmas . His work s arc cunently on di1 play at the Clyde Zulch Gallery m Costa Me sa. The final scholarship award presentation of the year was also made at the meetina. Bruce Ri chards, a aophomore art s tudent at UCI. was aiven a award . IIIII. • W C. NESSI Of lAY CLUI •u Forty-one yean aao In• diana lose ~·· Wilma C. Heau b California; Tuea· day, Sept. 26, Calir~nia loU Mrs. Heue, resident '"II PfOif<hoftt ... fOOOf'ldH off~ r the Balboa Say Club. She I'OU •IOIVI 'o'OU Il l ,,.. ... ~ --.._ -.1 .... ed tit • IACH -TH o()l '"' 1\IJITI or• oH.OO"t.,~ .... ,... .,... aW&)' al e pal'-. S1400D 10 ~., uu~oo ~ """,. • ...,......,..,.....,. Udo Convateacenl Home • S\4000 n """' uvn .oo Sll'lo.J nw_.......,., ... _ She is survived by U tOOO 10 -"' $J4 ,2SOO ~..,,_, __ ...,.....,""""""" SliO·oo to _.. 11•:•.oo ~ ..... ............,. .... _,....,_ huaband, Bruce • suo_oo to.-.. • l,on oo ~.._,..,....,,_, Strvict~l were held at L..'T-;;:;~;;:-;::;:;;~~;:;;;=-·-::::.~,~~;17 1. :lO p.m., Friday, SepL 29, DOWPORT B8LBoa ....... ,...,.08-' ~ ~::::;:, =..•-..:::.'~ rSL Mdr•••' Ot•pel w1e II:K&W a.aa .!! ,_ .. Mnct .._ tM Newport....,_~~,..., ! Dr. O.arlea Oi"enfteld ......,. ill •• ···-·-Moflthty Secllflty A«ount ""'""""*"' ~ j officiatina. lntenneat , miM YOUR WAISTLINE Lose those "'EXTRA" pounds and inches ... y our waistline is your lifeline Don't let Your-LIFE-WAIST -AWAY SURE YOU GET SOME EXERCISE But • • IS II Enough? YOU CAN STAY IN TOr SHArE THE YEAR AROUND WITH A r EitSONAUZED r HYSICAL FITNESS rROGoltAM ATTENTION: Mr . Business man! Physical Fitness PAYS YOU IN "HEALTH and LONGEVITY" VISIT OUR EXCITING MAGNIFICENT HEALTH FACIL ITIES WHERE MEH AND WOMEN CAH CAtH , LOSE OR AE -ARRAfoiGE WEICHT 5-P·E·C·I·A·L ANNIVERSARY RATES l CONVENIENT LOCATI ONS COSTA MESA ANAHEIM ORANGE 549-3368 826-0381 639-2441 2300 Harilor BIYd. 510 S. Beach I H. 39l 622 E. Katella -l'leyor ,_ ......... Sb I,,.... c ... I' ap;a.., c-5 ... , ... c- JOIN TODAY: ....... ~,...... .................... .... ... , .. 1 ... u. I. c...a. ~ ·--.. ....... Cree+ecl like to for cliscrimina ti"' men artd women who be trim ..• healthy ... younger looking ..... c..Jr.UM'IIIIli ... "-""lld.tllilVII.l•" 11J.ll. : ... =-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 t C)'preu View hMomlool(lOIO ... .,...OIIkt:11•Lc:....,.c.w,.. ... Ctlil.ta.ZS •" ,,... II j 'a1 Put, s-Oieao. willl • ..._ o. o.. ......., -t111rt A ..., ,_ _j' estclitr Monaary .l .. iiiiiiiiiii ,, .. ,....OIIIii.-" ....... MIIS.~.,........w &..~·-··-·----... ---'ncton. ) AN OLIVE TREE has been planted and dedicated at the Estancia House by th e garden section of the Costa Mesa Women's Club. Mrs. Bruce Hovey, chai rman of the section, presen te d the tree to Joseph Jones of the ci ty parks department. Club members pictured he re at th e piM!ting and dedication are, from left, Mmes. L oren Cochran, Florence Wildermuth, Raymond Ru ssel l, Geo· rge Pugsley, H. B. Harris, Lloyd Robinson, Bruce How- ey, F. Lee wad sworth and Be ssie Johnson. Mrs. Wads- worth is president of the Women's Club. Yule will come early \Irs . J ack Overall, Moose- heart committee chairman of the Wome n of the Moose, Costa Mesa Chapter 11 58. wil l center her Chapter night program at 8 p.m. today , Oct. 5, around the theme, "Christmas tn Oct- ober. .. \lr!>. Overall and members of the Mooseheart Com- mtuec have set up a table at the \k>osc: Lodge, 435 E . 17th St., Costa ~-1esa. com- plete: ~Hh Christmas tree and holly, featurtng a Chrtstma!> swcking in v.h ich tn recetve donations from the Chapter. The money will be sent to \k10sehear1, the ChtlJ Cny tn ll ltnois, to pur~.:hase to} s nnJ gifts for the children there. .\Ir s . Darlene Jalbert's \h·~~e h a\'.:n Ct)mmtllcl.' also v.tll ha\'.; a !>locktng hung t\> rc ..:e tv.: mnnl.'} g1fts from th e: Chapter ml.'m~er.-.. The stncktng v.dl ~c: sent to \lnn\l.'hav.:n. Orange Park . Flooda, tn purchase: gtft'> fnr the a~cJ 1.1hn tl.'\td.:: there. On Oct. 1-l, \Irs. Ove rall and her commit te e v.Lll serve a SlUffed cahbage d1nner from fl .JO to 8:30 p.m. a! the \~"''e Lodge. Th ere IlLII he J:tnctng from') p.m. unt d I a.m. 1JIIfl31t>~ns are !.1.50 fp r adult" and 75t fnr chddrcn. ~~~mbcr.-. nf the \lol>..,e- hcart arc \lmcs. Pa ul · Cris· SSIOna Directory I NSL:HANl'E . ~0~ A LL 0 1' >'OU"' I ~SUI'IAN C E NE£0'> ROIH·R I SO."'. -SADI.IIR 1\/st 'RA.'\< I :1333 ... f'e>a.~l Ji ll\. r·oruna dl'l Ylar -fi~l<SH'\0 I'UN£RAL DIRECTORS . BALTZ MORTUARIES 1741 SUPERIOR AVE. COSTA ME SA Midway b-2424 3520 E. COAST HIW,U CORO~A DEL MAR ORiole 3-9 450 S i1tc~ 1942 f riendly Nelrhborhaod Service BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway U 8·3433, 8·:K34 Co.ta Mesa Weslclii'.IJ" Chapel e/-'!N'III•"J4 427 E. 17tlo ST. COST A MESA ... .._ man . And y Galluzzo Sarah Hubley, Grant Parke r. Cor· delL a Russell. Be1·erly Spano, Dorothy Stevens, Curtis Upton and Maxine Wc:ir. HEALTH SPA OFFERS SLIM· TRIM FAOLITIES Stepping from a cold, gr ey cement sidewalk in to the "Holiday Spa" is li ke stepping into a minored and tichly catpeted fai ry palace "ith exercise machines that promise that the mi 1101 on the wall at home mi ght say that "You ate Lhe slimmest and fi rmes t of all~" Span ish go ld leather mach- mes for figu re conturing vic: with hut mineral baths, an inha lat ion room with pre• he ated euca lyptus oi l; steam baths, ul tra-vit,le t s un booths and a !>"immmg pool. A ~loliday ~lealth Spa 1s now open at 1300 Harbor Blvd., Costa M:sa. Other locations are in Orange, at 622 E. Katella, and in Ana- heim, at 510 s. Beach Blvd. LEGAL NOTICE :O.OTIO OF PHOP O!-U> B.\\K \I EHr.FH \\D Sll \Rh· /IOLIH.R ~ \trt:Tl\f, \OTJCF. ISII~H~II' Ll\~' thou: I .• \pp[i,..ati'>n h.... [,..,.n marl•• to th.-( ornptmll •·r of th•· C:urrt'nrv, IJ.!t!'!hillRinn :!i, [I.C.,, for hi,.. ('011,. .. 01 to a ml'tll:"t o f 1"\'1 \ ~.ll :'iiTY \ ·\'110\ •\1 . 11 ·\\'K, f'ull.-rlon, {',olil<>rn i.o, an•! \E\\'POil'l \·\'1[0\·\1. B.-\\'1\, '"''f>O tl I!PIH'h, {.ali• fnmia. 11 j o, t·ont ... mpl al"•l th111 all off j,..,.,_ o f 1h,. :~hn"'' ndrn,.,t b>tnk., "ill ronttnu•• tn t. .. oprrut•••l, Thi" nntir,. ;.. puhli .. h,.d pur<uant In Sl'c-tion 18frl n f th" ~ ,...[,.ral [) .. pn .. tt [n .. ur• aOr P .\r t. 2-Pursuant to ~all of i t",,.... ~p,.rtivf' dirertor~, conrurr,.nl "P,..' ,,[ m•· .. tin~,. o f tho: o,;h,or .. · hnld•·r .. of 1 '~1\'ERSITY \',\- TJO\ \1 . H,\\'K 1ullf \'f:\\PORT \ATIO\'AI. I!A''H; ~~o·ill he hl'lrl at lh" ·\nahPim r:onv,.ntion r:l'fl· 1•·r, \nah,.im, Calilornifl, on ll •·tln,.,.<lav, \ov ,.mh,.r ], 1967, at 6:10 o'rlor k. P.\1., ior thP purpo,.•· o f r on.,itl••r• inR and votinR wh .. th,.r an O>II:T""m"OI to m'"Till' thl' "lliri bank ... und~r th,. provi;oi on!' o f l.h,. law ... o f thr !'ni1,.<1 Stal"" '<hall b,. rslifir<l and con· firm,.d , .. ubjP.CI Io thP al'prova] of 1h" Comptrol\ .. r of th,. Currpocy, w~~.. .. hinj!IOO, n. r. .. and for th,. porpo .. ,. of votinl£ upon illlY other matt,.r!l inri· <J,.ntal to thr propo""d m"'ll:'"' of th,. t>•·o han ks. ·\ ropy of nf th~ afor,.,.aid a~r,.,.m,.nt, I'H'rut,.d by a majority o f th,. rlir~ctor"' of "B<"h of th,. two bank,., provil'lin,Lt for thl' m"'ll"' ;,. on file al the ,,.,.p~ctiv,. han k~ anrl may be in11pe,.ll'd durin$ bnooinl'!l!l hoots, OATf.O: S,.ptembf'r 26, l%7 I'SI\'EASITY S.\TI Q~,\L IJANK , ' -I .,..... Mrs. Joel Fruehan ANNETTE YETZ WED TO JOEL FRUEHAN Cas~.:adtng v.htte roses and train-like effect. Budc:s - ~t.:plHtnl>tl\ v.erc: carr ied by maids. s imilarl )' dressed, Annette Yetz when she be -were Delore s Campbell of ~·;.mlC the hrtdc of Joel Los Alamito\, Darlene Fru.:han 11n Saturday. Sep· Mom s of Lon g Beach , and tcmhe1 fl . a1 the FH st as-De borah Se edborg of ll unt- ...emhly of Gnd, Long Beach, ington Beach. 1\t lh the Rev . \\·esley Stee l-Their bouquets ~ere cas - h~·rg offtt.:lll tLng . Cadi ng yelloW [)Om pnm 'I he brtde v.ore a gown of da1sies. ,dk-fa Lcd peau de so1e Hugh McCnlluch of New- re-emhrt•tdcred Y,t lh flo~ers port Be ach was best man ; of alencnn lace, seeded Us hers were the father of v.llh ~·r ys tal!io and pearlS. the groom. Captam Fruehan; and a ~v.ecp1ng wa tteau brother-m-law of the groom. tratn. Wayne Whitney of Costa Shtrle}, the daughter of Mesa, and Lawrence Yetz, Edmund Yetz of Long Beach brothe r of the br1de, of and the late Mr !>. Tillie Long Beach. Yctz, 1s a graduate of Cal Other a ttend ant~ we re the Sta ll! at Long Beach and is flower girl, Mi che le Bollier, affd•ated "llh Alpha Delta of Stanton. the bride 's Cht. She has be en a rehab-mece. dressed ltke the tlltatton counse lor with the bridesmaids; ttng bearer. !he State of Cali fornia . Ma rk Sutphin of Ga rden Jnel IS th e son of Captain and Mrs. E.C. Fruehan, rc sulents on Balbo a Island for 1'1 years, now living at 2085 Bayport Way, West Upper Bay. He 1s a graduate of Newport Harbor Hiah. Orange Coas t College and Cal State at Lona Beach, whe re he received his B.S. degree in industria l te ch- noloay. lie: 1s presen tly employed at Doualas Air- craft. Long Beach. as an associate engineer indesian en gineering. Grove, the bride 's nephew; Candlelighters. David Yetz, the bride's br01her, and Kenneth Ganskie, the bride's nephew. The church was decorated with all white fl oral ar- rangement and whtle can- delabra . Robert Orwin of Newport Beach was or1anist, solo- ists we re Judi Lanon of Washin1ton and Gerald Robertson of Westminster. Follertoo, C:alifornia ~f.WPOA T NATIO'lAI. RANK Newport Beach, CaliftJrnia llubliM: Sept. 28, Oc:t. 5, 12, 19, 26, 1967, io The Newpnft I! arbor Eo.sip Mrs. Li llian Ganskie of Long Beach, was the matron of honor . She wore a coral floor lenath empire waist aown of c hiffon, back- aathered into a flowi na The reception was held at the chwch recreation hall. Assistin1 at the re- ception were Mn. Gary Brewer, the bride's cousin, and Mn . John Ercse, the bride 's aunt; Janet Fite ; Mrs . Layrence Yetz, the bride's sister-i n-law; Mrs. Mar1ery Seedbor1: Cheryl Perschbacker and Mar1aret Whitney, the JTOGm'l Iiiier. ONLY fully Co/lege in Orongot County for MEDICAL & DENTAL ASSISTANTS Mu. Yetz wore a 2-piece liaht blue lace ensemble ·with a white orchid cornae. The bridearoom' 1 mother wore a powder blue whipped cream abeath Mel malehina aceeuoriu with 1 white orchid corsaae • A .. tles Col .. e of Me•NI I D• ... ...._.. ......... (A Non-Profit Educotionol Institution) 1717 S. •uN • St .. Anh .. • 611-MII -LAIIIIT .. IMI NAIIOII- Tbe bride't trnelin1 cos- tume waa a pink and •hite tilt or1•za dreu, with 1 corsa,. o( wblte roses and lleph.ot.it, The coaple lefl on mei.r hooeymoon for Norlhml Colilomia, c...,.l led S.. F••c:lac:o. Oa U..lr retwa, daey will tuke their ...... ;. l.ootBoO<h. NEII'ORT HARalR ENI!ll SECOND SECll~ --P111 4 ThURSDAY, OCT. $, 1•1 COIIlNA DEL liAR, CALIF. WELL BABY CLINICS NEED V01UN1EERS . The Newport Harbor Vol-lftliei., doctors, proylde unteer Bureau raportt lhat clerical IMip: 10 weiab aad volunlOer t.elp It oeeded by m.ature die babita and to tho Well Baby clinica, which tel at receptlonialt. There provide care for iltfuu 1t an waent need for Span- from 3 montht ~to 3 yean iab apeakina volunteers of of •••· aoy aae who can act at "The clinics provide interpretera to communicale LIDO AIITIIT DISPLAYS AT IALaOA lAY CWI 011 pelll&lqa dooo by Olaria --ol Lido l1le are carNAlly beiDJ r .. &ured ia u ubibit 11 doo Balboa Bay ,Cab. Silo It a ....,.r ot the Laa.a Art 0o11ery .... r ...... , ,..,, bet wort h11 Hfln diaplayod at,.. lbe Laaana 1 Art P .. tinl at well 11 aallori .. aDd art thowt ia Southem Califomia. • .. imnuUiit.ationt," the Bweau medictl information and uyt. "They search for reauurance. Volunteeu birth defects and for arow-are needed at one of the ina defects of feet, le1s c linics for Wednuday or and fin1ers. They also every week rrom noon to counsel the youn1 mothers 4 :00P.M. Other volunteers as to corre ct diet and health and substitutes arc needed procedures. They provide on the second and fourth home visits by nurses where Thursday from 12 noon to necessary and referral, as 4:00 P.M. I• Tile TrMIU01al y.,.,, ruff·s N•& 8TORB needed, of the child to "An orientation proaram LOOKING FORWARD TO THE OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOUR CLOTHING NEEDS . other services. is beina planned for the "Individual volunteers or ncar future . Call the Volun- PT A and churc h aroups are Bureau at 642-0963 if you needed to assist the ex-interested." Bethels meet jointly with grand guardian Bethel 313 of Job's Oauah- teu, alona with Bethel 157 of Newpo1t Be,ch and 120 &nd 321 or Huntinaton Beach, will be visited by thei1 atand guardian, Mu. Ol ive James of Garden Grove , at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 9. Jar dinner from 6 to 7 p.m. befme their reaular meetina Tuesday, Oct. 3, a t Sea- fa.~eu' Lod1e in Cliff Ha- ven. The mectin1 that even- ina will be a courtesy offi- cers' niJht, Girlt fuxn dif- ferent &Jeas and Bethel s wi ll take the place of Bethel 313's officeu for the niaht. Miss LaRoyce Allen is the teianin1 honoted queen and will officiate for the cere- mony. IRVINE TOWN CENTER The J ob's Daughters will meet toaether on the Satur- day before fot a practice for th is special mectina. The Mothets' Club of Bethel 313 will )!,ave a dol- President to be feted Mrs. Clayton Thompson, new president of the Ebell Club of Newport Beac h, will be honmed auest when the PM Section aathers for a fashion show-luncheon at 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 12 , at the home of Mrs. Franci s Glockner. Mrs. Freeman Fisher, chairman , wi ll welcome new me mbers and auests before conducting a shon business meetinz. The noon luncheon is to be followed by club mem- bers modeling the latest in casual fa s hi ons, Afternoon bridge will conclude the day's event . Acrou fro• U.C.I. c.,,. 133-- ..... ••• II • ... Othet activities for Bethel 313 will include a meetin1 and choir practice at 6 p.m. Oct. 17; a rummaae sale planned by Min Cathy Mc- Kinley, the senior pti.n- cc:ss, with pr oceeds to ao toward a snow camp in Febtuaty; and a slumber party near Hallowe'en at Miss Allen's home. YILET CLEANING AND LAUNDRY SERVICE WITH OJSTCIM CARE MRS. HELEN DoHONDT OF COSTA MESA DIES C.II67So0310 • 3137 E.Coaat Hwy. • Corona d.IMar Death came SepL 22 to Helen M. DeHondt,. 1S40 Elm Ave., Coata Mesa, at aae 79 at a Costa Mesa con· •• ,.. valescent hospil&l. She was born May 12, 1888, in New Jeuey, came to California 45 years a1o and lived in 01an1e' County 8 yean. Sunivinaher ia Prank Hu· rison, a nephew, of Colla FINE FURNI'njRE-DECllRATING SERVICE A•ezinsly ... it coara leu whea Mesa. rou plan The}sl-.n.der way ! Services were held Sept. 26 at Baltz Chapel, Costa Me s a. 341 B•J"aidc-, Newpon s .. ch -673-1620 INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE HOLIDAY PREVIEW Of DESIGNER SYDNEY NORTH lithe BALBOA BAY CLUB Saturday, Oct-71ft 11 :00 A.M. SOCIAL HOUR-12:00 NOON LUNCHEON DONATION -M.50 for the benefit of the South Coast Child Guid11nce Clinic Tickets svailllble lit all Lido Fash ion Stores I 3224 VI• Lido ... Newport leldt Irvine Town Cent•-UCI ~· No. 12 Foolllm---Ana I • ' • ltw'ORT HAIIIOR EIIGII SECDIID SECT1011 --P. 5 ~Y. OCT. 5 1!17 OOIIJIIA D,£1.1AII. CALIF. Capune new mark Pll'lo• dayo of poddlloa ln tiN ,oce• r10m s.. "•· ciaco to Newport Beaeb Ia ... aoal Larry Capuae, 21111 Aa•.. "''· .. Bol boo Jtland. baa ••t (or bJm- aelt. He will •tart Oct. 5 Item Kelly'• Beach in s.n HIIRRV CARY , left, and Commodore James White of Oreaorio 11010 boodl. the South Shore Salting Club make phone contact with In additioo to beatioa hit Luis Garcia, mayOf of lOnzanltlo, Mexico, concernlno previoua roeotd or 554 plans for the upcoming International ocean race. milo• in 11 daya, set In 1964, Larry will t,ry to reac:h They 'II race to Mexico ~~~::;~··!.~ ~==~~~ reach Newport Beach by Soutb Shore Sailia1 Club aeeoad plac:e wianor, Goldie way or Catalina bland 00 111nouneed this week lbat 19 Joaepb, Bonita. 46'6"" sloop. ftc last du or hit trip. skippen have tianed up ror PCC 10. LIYC. . The 23.,eazwo1d li(opard lbe Nov. 11 intemalionil About bat( or the entliet plant to 1et in hit kicka ocean race rrom Newpon are uilinJ uodcr PHRP, about 9 to 14 noun each Harbor to Manzanitlo, Mes.-which ~ill make lhia the day; Comina in each niaht ico. Three new aaroty rae..: fuat maJor ocean race (or 10 alecp and •t. Hit tort have bein added to tbe lhia areal diviaion. Tha tpecially made aurfboard lilt ror boats maldna the ORCA. (Cata) have shown mcaaurea U (oct by 18 1,300 mile event, accordina real tntereat but to date inchea b¥ 7 inchea. 10 Race Cbainnan Richard none have aianed up. Reineman. The commiUee headt in-G0!5 lO GOODFELLOW The three safety inttruc-elude: Harry Cary, social; Airman Timodty G. Thomp- tiona liatad are: a barncu Bob Taylor. (friend1hip) ea-ton, ton or Mr. and Mrs. for the rorc deck, aUxiliary cort veasel; Skip freely, Leon.ard L. Thomptonof617 radio phone antenna and .n who will a tart the race; Er ... Orchtd Ave.. Corona del auxiliary source or e1ectri-nie Dahl who will handle Mar, hat completed buic city by battery and 1enera .. tbe finiab line; Bill Coulter trainina at Lackland APB tor. in charac or ufety; Bill Tens. He hat been aui111; Thote wbote entries have Baker, finuce cbainnan: edtolhe Air Porco technical been accepted so rar are: Joe Ramiro, who will aaain trainin1 center atGoodt'ellow Byron K.Chambcrlain, 46')" manaac clearancu and re-AFB. Texas, fOr 1 pecialize~ atayuil achooner, Golden aervatioa•: . tchoolina at an intelliaen cc Hind from Seal Beach; Ge~ The Mex1can Navy Wlll et• specialiat. He is a 1966 rae P. Carver, Cutter/Sail, cort the race with 2 dcatroy-araduate of Corona del Mar 64' Lunati to, SSSC; Keith en. Hiah School. COALS WERE SORT OF b<OU9ht to New• castle Tuesday, Sept. 26, when members of the Al'ltklue Automobilb Club of America drove .Wt 80 of their cars to Costa Mesa to see the sports classics and Grand Prbc cars at the Briggs Cunn ingham Auto- motive Museum. In th is p icture, Tour Chairman Jerry Wright of San Diego, in his 1913 Cadillac roads ter, alongside a new Rambler, leads the Ford s , Pierce Arrow s, and other antique cars through Corona del Mar toward San Diego and Me xico.(Ensign photo.) Agenda for Planners The lenathy a1enda ·ror 1nntcd to Paul Hadley the mcetina of the Newport on l fO unds of violation of Beach P!annin1 Convninion terms upon which it was in City Hall at 8 p.m. today, aranted for S801 W. Coast Oct. 5, include• the follow-Hwy., Wc u Newport. ina items: Th i~ wu held over from Mencltft..wh the Sept. 1 me etin& to Russell Harriman zone aiv c the applicant an op· chanae from R-3 to R-1 and portunity to complete the R-2 at the southcutcr ly neceuary landscap1na. corner of F SL and Balboa Street Na"'e Gange Blvd., Balboa. This was The Ci ty Council rc- held over from Sept. 21. ferrcd back to the Plann1n1 Thomas Rousse lot and Corrminion for stud y the Neal Williams , 218 throu1h chanae or the name or 224 61st St., Newport Rudder Rd. to Beacon Bay, Shores, zone chanae from as requested by the Beacon R·l to R·3. Bay Conwnunit y Assn.; the for extension of use perm1t s r':"" dlteCIIonal Baycrest Sl&ns "" Dover Dr. and lrvtne A\•e. R~:qu~:s l from R.K. Smith vice-president of the Char; Bnuse Enterpn se s, askm& for e:.;ten s1un of use pe rmi t for sale l'f aiCl)huhc bev- erages at 1510 W. Coa st ll wy ., ~larmers \Ide. The Grandest Mall of All is ... ALL INDOORS and seventy-two degrees con~ta ntly ! 5outh Coast 'Plaza Vationcel Coun cil suaaested th at 11 Or . K.J. Smallwood, miaht be appropnatc to have 3729 Ocean Blvd., Corona all streets 1n th e tract de I Mar , 6..foot encroachment known as Beacon Ba y. Leading school for Medical & Dental Assistants since 1938 into l~oot fr ont yard Bicycle T rail1 setback. The Plannin1 Comm1ssH>n L.w-ttMe-f-........ --....ill ............ b,. .. p~ -'f. n..:•,..., t..·-~ .,., .. ,.._,_,._ llrr.'l ........... -......., ,.,.. -,..,..-.. ..., _, .W... lt11 ••• Ia; IMI I Nut Clau begins OCTOIEII 23 Collins, 44' sloop, Valiant, SSSC; Richard Lindsey and Mel Richley, 28 .5" sloop. Conquistador, LIYC: Phil M. Curry, ketch, 30' En Route, Calif. Y.C.; Dr. L.B. Williama, 56' a·chooner, La Volpe, SBYC; Gil Knuduon, 3S'sloop, Tiareu, SSSC; Ste· wart \tacDou1all, Zapata, so• cutter, SBYC; Dr. Eu- 1ene Folmar, Mai Tai 33' aloop, SCCYC; Clark A. Sumner, Kl WI, 40' sloop, BYC; Stan Liebennan, Manu Tai . 42' atayuil schooner, Del Rey YC (necda addi· tiona! crew); Wi IIi am A. Gtottkau, Guillermo, 3S"3" sloop, Paloa Verdea; Irwin L. Schroeder, Ret lpn 30' sloop, Silver Gate Y .C.; Cornelius Vandcrsta, As tral II SO' aloop, Seal Beach; James J . Jonet, Rampa1c, 62' yawl, SSSC; John Tho. mu Blake, Question Mark, 34' Sloop, LAYC; Gino Giamauo, Dulciana 32' cutter, SBYC; F.L. Onder, Ballerina, 46"8" sloop, PCC, Hollywood al)d laat year"• King scholarship given Carol Ann Shaw of lnale- wood, graduate student in real estate at UCLA, has won the sSOO scholarship honorina Haze l Grant King of Newport Beac h, according to Fare\ Walker, public re- lations chairman of the Newport Harbor -Cos ta Men Board of Realtors. The Glenn D. Wi 1\aman Foundation, a subriidiary of the California Real Es- tate Association and spon- sor of the scholarship, saluted Mrs . Kina for havina been the founder of the Women's Division ofCREA, and for her many years of valuable service to the real estate industry. Marvin Ncben, 33120cean wi ll consider the report Blvd., Corona del Mar , proposina btC)'clc tra1l In- addition e 1 cecdin 1 the r~c~o~ti~o~n~'~'!"~'"~•~H~a~obo<~~Ai"j'~-~~~;~~;~~~~~~~~~~~"~'!•~-~·~··~'"~"~'~'~'~'~-~~c:.o~o~o~...,~"~-~;;!~!.._ IS.Coot hei1ht limit for CCNRfl!un lcatlou ,._., 171• _.,.....,.., accessory buildin1 in R·l Request from Donald D district. Well s of Ivan Well s & Sons Myron Mull, 1223 E. Bal- boa Blvd., Balboa, addition • FOR A COUEIIYATIVE Approuh to G.nerol lnauronco Contact ED I'ARD AT JAY & UMFRO N. NEWPORT BL NEWPORT BEACH ••• LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE TRUST NO. 5923 (}Q October 27, 1967, 11 eleven o'clock A.M. first Ameri ~n Title losursoce & Trust Com~oy, "' lro!ltee, or I!IUCCCIIIOT lnllteC OT IUb- l l iluted troatee, by the Cll!r- taio Deed or Trast elll"cuted by 8.8. A~D R., 1 flii"D.erahip, nd recorded October 12, 1965 in Book 1700. Psse 68 of Orfi- cial Records of On.nse Cou.11ty, Cslilomis and pursuant 10 lhsl certsin Notice of Default and E leclioa to sell thereunder re- corded Jane 28, 1967 in Book 8294, Pafe 335 of Official He· cords o o,.a~;e County, will under and pursnaol to said Deed of Trust sell al public auction for cash, lawful money oflhe UoitedStales of Ameri ca, at the mala West entrance to th e F'irst American Title lo- saraoce &r Trost Company baildin8 located at th e soulh• east corner of F'ifth aod Ma io Streets in the citr of Santa Ana, Califomia al that right lille and intereat conveyed lo and now held under Deed of Tru111 in the property situated io the County and State de · scribed as: Mrs. Kina .'who was named woman of the year by ·the Woman's Civic Leaauc o( Puadena in 1962, first entered the real utate industry in 1918 after be· ina refused employment at first because it was "nei· ther appropriate nor safe" for a woman. In 1930 she was elected honorary director for life by C REA, and in 1937 she received the first honorary directorship ever aiven by the Pasadena Board of Realtors. She was instru· mental in oraani zina the Zonta Club and served as its first president. After openina her ofrice in New- port Beach, she oraanized the Newport Harbor Zonta Club. Call in Yo111t Went Ad 673.0~ excccdina the IS-foot heiaht limit f01 acceuory bui ld ina in ·R-1 district. Dr. Jack Monr oe and William Bartholomac Jr., 3300 Via Oport o, Lido Shops Are a, construction of an ll·story buildina. 121 feet in hci1ht, ex· ceedina the 8S·foot limit in C-0-H di strict. Edker Pope, 27 28 Rock St., Corona del Mar, ainalc family dwell ina encroachina into the front and tide yard setbacks. Uu '•""Its Ivan Wells & Sons Inc., 1472 Galaxy OJ ., Dover Shores, S-foot fence to en· close a swimmina pool, in excess of the 3-foot limit for fen ces in the front yard setback. Federal Si an & Si1nal Corp .. 23 44 E. Coast Hw y ., Corona del Mar, 8 si an s on a buildina in C-N·H dis- trict, where the li mit is one sign not eiceedina 35 square feet of area per side . Phil Lansdale, 81S E. Bay Ave., Balboa, duplex with a commercial ofrice in C-1 di strict. RevocatiOft Heating Hcarina on a proposal to revoke Use Permit 1215 Thll'l Leasehold [slate in and lo Lot 54 of Trsct No. 4224, as ahown OG a Map re - corded io Book 157, papa I 10 14, inclaaive~ of Miacel- laneoua Mapa, recorda of Orange County, Califomia, created by a certain Lease OCC grads given grants dated June 17, 1965 executed Two OtanJe Cout CoiiCIC byThe'lrvine Company, a cor· peuoleum tcchn oloJY pa- poration, as Leasor, aod duates have been awarded Maceo Corporstion, a Nevada scholauhipt to continue Corpotation , and Harbor Ia-' their studies by the Los veatment Co., a Califoraia , corporat ion doi11s buai11.eaa Anaeles Basin chapte1 of 111 Dover Shorea Developneat the American Pet10leum (n- Co., as Leasee, recorded stitute. concunently therewith. The awards were ,.,.csented Said sale will be ma de wi th· ... ou1 covenant or warqoty, u-to Georae Guthrie, aaaociate pressed or implied, 11 1o the professor in the Petroleum th)e, poueuion ot encun~-Department at OCC, by R.C. brncea lo aatisfy the remain-Russell, chainnan of the inA principal sum doe on the L.A. Bat in chapter of API. 11ote secured by said [)eed of Grants of s 150 each were Trust to wit : 113,500 with ia-tereat thereoo bOI'I'I Oc tober awarded to John Grimstad 12, 1965 aa provide-! in .. id of Cotta Meta and Bill Man not e tosether with fe,.s, char· of Newport Beach. se• aad upenea of the Troa-Mr , Grim1tad at preaent is tee and aacb other aoms aa a 1tudcnt at Colorado School may have been advaaced by r t.he owaer ud bolder of .. id o Mines ·in the petroleum aote, with iatere1 t, aa provided cnaineeriftl school. In hit Ia uld Deed of Trus t. 2·year career at OCC. be Dated: October 4, 1967 had • arade point avoraae F'IRST AMERICAN TITLE of 3.5, waa on the dean't INSV RA·NCE t TR UST litt for 4 atrai•lo.t aemeaten, COMPANY .,, By ALAN A. KNOX and Wl.l voted 1 li(e mem- AMi•t••t Secret•ry ·berthip in Alpha Gamrn. P.bll .. : Oct. 5, 12. 19, 1967, Sipna, the California junior }a 1he Newport Harbor Eulp. colle10 honor IOCiety. •••••••••••••••••••••• • I.J.T.A. Mr . Man is at Pennsyl- vania State, studyina pe- troleum enaineerina. He WIS president of the Petroleum Club and had nearly a straiaht B averaae. He served as a Marine wtth the rank of seraeant. BABCOCK REPORTS MET INCOME IS UP Babcock Electronic• cor- poration or Costa Mesa , for the three months ended Auaust 31, reported net income of Sl42.479, equa l to 18 cents per share on 765,181 aveuae shares ouutandina. This compares with income. of SIOS.45S 01 14 cenu per 1hare on 762.- 347 averaae aharu f01 the comparable period a year aao. Net ulet and other income f01 the first quarter of fia cal 1968 were 1),261,10.., com- pared with u lu o( 14,124,- 692 for the umc period lut year. AIIOITICT .P.UMTIII fiAT\IIIID 1M DISPLAY Til• paiali.,, of Mdre LePria. ~, Pftlfnaioa • reaiuered •c*itect t11 Na .... pan !load, will" 00 ... toitril ... Oo:-•• ... Boroida c-or -or "·--rc.IIGMJ -· '*· lAPria atHied paia&--I 5 "I'-HII I I -- IASIC-MlllbiliftATI-IIM'.UI .. iaa ia...,. a& 1M Ecole UISS IIIII a W 'ft .... -· Ana, •• ~~. SLOW, CA&IPVL TIAUIING OP DANCIII ATTIACTIVI •ONTKLT IATII • • • • • • • • • • • • • -· " ..... " ... ti"' .... " ............. . ....... ....... ..., __ .. ___ <t/ ... _11 ....................... ~ .... -,.._ .. , __ _ .... , ... _ How long bas it been since you've been back to school? It's true, times have chan!fd since many of us were last in school . . . architecture. modem methods of education ond the suoden u-themsclvcs have changocl. A solid education has newr bml to important to lhe younpten livinB in your neipborhood ! Youas familieo look for ouperior oduatioaal oppon ... nitia and Oilier ci.;c illlpi'OftiiiO>ts when !hoy COIIIicle< buyinB a !lome ia your community. Good ocbool facilitioo im~ your .........-,·, wonb ..S 1111p ...... r-propeny·· volue .... Moot new ochools tm fina.-1 throup lhe sale of ,.,.lclptll botwb. Tiro< boNb tlistrlbw,. rl. cost OM" 4 /oltr pmod to k«p run ar 4 1'--.ble wP<I. In- rata .... -by competi!M bicldinB .•.. - ....._ tbat your commuaily will p1 lhe ..,_ a,. -rata oa their bonds. You caa ollow your ...... by -inc ioa all ...ucipoi tx.1 11 .._ f'or oc =rsity illlprou nt ~~a ........... ---... ..... ~111·~· - ' • , • PACIFIC VIEW lr41 .. 011AL D.4tU Ct-f"")l ' MortN"~ M.fNIUIIII"" • CMIHI rN .. rr•l Sl'l"'>k•• c ... ,.,.,,.o,. s .. nnc-,. Call in Your Want Ad to "-• Eniv" 673~550 I' A c I f I c Council News it kept c:lean but h in· eluded in tho weed abate· men t pros ram: he wu told lhat hit property will be in· spec:ted. YOu CtJn enJO.Y ure 8008WE I:IDUR LFSLA DMOONOO are It's a greal day ami it's all yours! You may decide to plant a few petun ias, picnic or play bridge. You're wony-free- y()ur money is safely invested in Laguna Federal Savings and Loan Association. The dividends your money earns have heen paid on time for over 32 yean. The dynamic growth that has made LFSLA the oldest and la rgest Federal Savinp and Loan Auociation in Orange County. also makes it poaible for your money to j earn the nation's highest dividend on insured •vinp. LFSLA's current annual dividend rate i15% on all savings account& Our new bonua certificate accountl, iMued in minimum amounta of 11,000 or multip'-of 11,000, ore avoilllble. They M1'll a %% bonuo dividend annually, in addition to our buic dividend l'llle, wben held for a three-year period. Aok uo about theee interesting new certificate accountl which offer a higher yield on a Reidy invettment. 81ddy ·Ebsen aids aerby ·~ICLIEIIENTE Baddy EM• ol Balboa \! lalud, u ••14 aportatUa E A N AN INLAND ROUTE fOf the Coastal freeway, by~ass· lng Laguna Beach, was recommended last week to the Stat e Highway Convnlsslon by the state division of highway engineers. The division's recommendation is expected to be final. The root e Is shown above, ex· tending from Buck Gulley In Corona del Mar Cat left), turning Inl and to by·pass Eme rald Bay, Laguna Beach and South Laguna, swing ing bad: towa rd th e coast near Laguna Niguel, continuing Inland of Dana Point and joining the Capistrano· Beach connection with the San Diego freeway . ........ ., ..... _DIDI .. Be..,ly HIIIWIUet" tel .. viaioe abow. baa accep&ed lbe pool doa or b......, c:halnnu ol tiM )rd aanDal •oortll oA1•1 derby for tho benofilof the OriDI• COWIIy A.uocialioa for Rolardd Chil4fen. All proc:oedt from aDalera faru at both Davey' 1 Lock• era ln Newport Beac:b and Att't Landina in Bllboa on Sundey, 0.~ 22, will 10 .. dle auociation. Auianed tportfithert will depart at 5 a.m. Oc:L 22 from the respective landinaa, returnina at 3 p.m. for fhh weia.hina. Donation ia 110 per penon and reservation• are rcquea ted. deadline Oct. 10 lUO S..p...tor An. Ll 1-5531 • I!AUTY SALDM FRED H. GERWICK 304 Gol.r. .... d 673-6041 -S.9-2170 .. IILPIIL IITM Na&un't Way to H .. ldl - a...c, -.. iauliatl. · 'CaJJf•••••_,.-. 546-6110 or 136•7161 I IIIIS. IIDSE PAIIIIII OF COSTA IIESA OlE$ Aftet a linaetin& illness, Rose Geraldine Pambini, CUSTOM HOMES-REMODELING COMMERCIAL Pcrsonaliitcd Scn·k f DON E. ELDER ELDER CONSTRUCTION co. 23 ]1 Richmond Way, Costa 35 Years in Newport Beach. Mesa, died Tuesday, Sept. 1107 E. Balboa Blvcl, 673-6590 26, at Hoaa Hospital. ~--••••••••••••••••••• She was born Sept. 28, I 1925, in Vineland, New Jet· sey, li ved in Califomia for 17 yeats; 8 years in 01anae SPACE FOR RENT ' County. SurvivoJS &Je het buo~band, Albert; 2 daugh tets, Debotah and Denise, of the h.ome ; 2 sisters, Mts. Matie Scarcella and Mrs. J osephine Tama· sni; 2 btolheu, Ralph Oau- ito Jr. and Anthony Dauito; he1 father, Ralph OauitoSI.; 14 nieces and neph.ews, S in the Ensign Building 2121 E. CUll Hwy,, C11111 ••lllor Approxim ately 750 sq. ft. in rear of building, with entrance from fernleof Ave • SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN Tll.,~lll: lll-0551 aunts and 4 uncles. Ros&Jy was tecited Sept. 28 at Baltz Ch.apel, and mass was celebrated Sept. 29 at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Costa Orco Block Co. BUILDING BLOCKS -AU. SIZES -ALL TYPES Tekpboee: JAca.. 7-1231 1042 Katella. St-t• IUD I . llaia. leota A.a Crystal in« Corporation Costing Rosins & Mold, Fiberglau Motorial• onJ Supplies -L1 fl-0292 Shrubs, Interior Plants Tropical & Trees· lnuctcides and Fertilizer S&H Green Stamps FREE DF.LI \'ERY I""'"""'· 'A DEL MAR NURSERY 1626 Placentia, Coato Mno Coast Hwy., 67~180 • MARINE HARDWARE UPIIOLSTERING (By European Crofr.men) IEMDDEL 2 pc. ,., DNL Y $69. 50 c.u .. ..,.,. .. 215 lloolo H. I . 536~5 FR!E dol I. pickup CUSTOM FURNITURE UPHOILSl.FR'V MR. KLEEN • Carpet Clealting • f1oor·Strlpping .and wax.ina: • Windows Complete Cleaning Service. CALL- 646-4977 Off; .. .7 ......... 1 -·-----..... -•"'"" ..c ..... .. n-•oTUI UPHOLSTERY e REFINISHIN G DRAPERIES e CUSTOM CA.APETS AMF>LE F>AAt<INCio IN AEAR HEWPDRT FURNITURE CD., INC •. ''WH ER E THE 4 U.S. FLAGS FLY" 26.0 W. C.••t Hwy., ,._,.,, 1-ch, T•l•-• 6.t6•.W17 ~~·~ST~A~B~L~I~SH~E~D~IN~/9~Mo_ ____________ t TJIOrJCAL ,. .. Wo hove tho lorvest w.cl moat Ma..tiful selection of tntpi col fi lh In tho •"' 'tlllo oho ccwry a lull line of OCJ.t•iYMt, .. d oU occ• .. 10riosn..declfDr tho hoW,. Soulh ! ... T ...,.col, 218 *· *11-, C.M, Liberty 8-7961. Coato Meso • PLUMBING A.R. MARSAC PLUMBER 700 Carnation Ave, Corona del ~lat Plumbing Repairs DAY & NIGHT WATER HEATERS 673·4130 •JEWELERS WALLACE CALDERHEAD 3123 E. Coast Hiahway Corona del Mar ORiole J-~ e RESTAURANT IEIKSHIIE'S ...... a., LUNOIEON -DINNER COCKTAILS ORiole 3-9405 3450 VlA OPORTO Ncwpor1 BeKb i=====:::;;::;::;::;:::;;:;::;::::::;:::::::::;~:'"\~ • SilO E IEP AIR ROY R )AIIEIIIIY'S C YCWCAIII .TYI.Ifol. PHONE 6G-0?02 IIIC~IIIACTI"'. ~IIIC.CIIII.It.IO 11Z.I..VINE NCWPo,.T BEACH W•STCLI,. ... ~LAZA ' ePIEE SEIY1CES YOU CAlL.. ... WI Wti RECOMMIND FOI •lfiCU, PIOIUCTI IIPIIUC·FI-IM-- SHOE REPAIR Purse tnd Luaaaae Repolr -Dye Work S 6 H St•ps ONE DAY SERVICE 1190 Harbor Blvd. 1 Costa Me11 -Ml&-3311 ~--.....:...::.~ C.ll l• Y .. , Welltf ~ ........... 673.G550 ,._I• Y-ew.. ......... " ... -· c:.ll QS.G80 ---1111111 Te ..... y. • •:...•.r C1 1ar • *1LC.....,_ C.ISI .. Mlr . 111·--·· .._AM ---·-_._. __ I NEIPORT HARBOR EJjgfJI SEQliiO SEC11011 - -P. 1 SPORTING ' THUIISOAY, OCT. 5, 1151 COMIIIA DEL llo\11, ~r. Raleigh Bles -Pn Accessories I nESE YOUNG LADIES are in charge of enthusinm at Orllnge CoiSt Col· lege. The song leaders, who perform at all OCC fOCJtblll and blsket· ball games, are, left to right: Margo Logan, Fountain VaHey; C•ol Me· Geveck, costa Mesa; Beech, Georgia Newpof1 Beach: Beach; and Carolyn Studor, Costa Mesa. Mlrcie Schrog, Newport Karen Lindroth, Newport Pennsylvania xtra Duty Tennlsballs , Doz 7.60· Wilson xtra Duty Tennis lcdls -Doz 8.00 POIMIILTMIARICAMIRA NOW AT . 1710 NllWPORT BLVD. PH . 646..,383.C.:osta Mesa. IE A GOOD MEIGHIDI LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF BUSIN ESS Fic titlou!!l Finn N.nte Tlf E UNDERSIGNED doe11 hereby certify that he Ia coD• ducth~;l! a Publlcaliou buiaeas at 480 Mal!nolia St., Costa Meaa, Calif,, uad1.1r the Ucti• tious firm name of Uud1.1rwa ter N1.1wa aud that aaid firm ia composed of the fol\owiDI! per• IIOll whOI!Ie uam1.1 in full and r.lace of r~11idence are a11 fol· owa, to w1t: Hank Holcom b, 480 Magnolia St., Coeta Mesa, Calif, WI TNESS my hand thla li th day of September, 1967 Hank Holcomb STATE OF CALIFORNIA ""' COUNTY OF ORANGE ' If you are a new c~er, or kn ow of a newcomer lo lhe lbrbor Areta who has not been Yrelc:omed, do her a favor by c.Jiin1 the Harbor Visitor between ~ and tO a .m., and ah t wi II call on ycur hi end •ith .,..luable informali (o.l and airta from friend ly buainesa firms wh ich stand ready to help her bec:ome acquainted wi lh her new surroundin1s. ON 1lf\S II th day of Sel> tember, 1967, be fore me , a Notary Public"in and for u id cauuty and atate, reaidiDI! thereia, duty commi1111ianed aad aworra, pel"!!lonally appear• ' ed Hank Holcomb known to me to be the perao11 whoae name is aubacribed to tbe within Instrument, aud ac• blowled~d to me that he UIJ• cuted the same. THE HARIOI VISITOR Phe.te: HY 4-9161 Wl'rnESS my hand and orfi· ci11l !!leal. M11ry A. H 1111~ !!::;:;:;;:;~~~~~~ Notary Public in 11ud for 1111id t County and State, MATTRESSES My Commls!!!iou up! res No v. KEW-U801LDDIG . 29 1967. Irreeular Shapes Publish: Sept. 14, 21, 28, !apt: ...... _ C:.U. Oct, 5, 1967, iu the 'Newport COSTA ... BA. ... AmW CO. Harbor EMign. 2110"'"""'" N . u~ ~~- 'Jp,.rt~ ~ Gl~urr~ j262 a....l s. ..... M...,.rt Height• A Fru tMJ lrrJ~p~rrdent Co"l'~t•liorr tli Cbri:s litm Cb 11rcb Oct. 8 sermon: "To Sta, Livin9 Again" by the Rev. Horman 8rown &inday Service and Church School at 10 :00 a.m. Huuerr care proviclecl Phone: 642·27«1 First Baptlat Ourch of Co•ta Mesa Baptist Bible Fe llowship lrrdependenl Bible Baptis t S..to ,Ana & Magnolia Sts. Or. P .G. Neumann. pastor SUNDAY SERVICES ~:45 a.m. Sunday School 11 :00 a.m. Mom in& Worship 6:00 p.m. Trainina Unions 7:00p.m. Evenina Worship WEDNESDAY 7:20 p.m. Bible Study 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meetin,g Lutheran Church Of the Muter Lutheran Church In ~rica 2900 Pacific View Dr. Corona del Mar, Californi Dr. William R. Eller PhonC: ORiole 3~5022 8 :45 a.m., F11mily Wors hip 9:45 •• m., ChurcJ:I School 11:00 a.m., Fealive l'orahip NU RSERY PROVIIl£0 "•" •' Th• ,..,,.,. ef O.rlu '•-., •• ""'' s,~rlt "'"...,. sc~~o-1 ' -· ._,,.. •• ,...,, 10.JO .... lwettlnt Senlc• 1 ,._ w.;"'"' lt~t• Stwtlr ... tl ,,., .. , ,. .. Mlltt_, Mt~tt ""'Ice• .\ r.ll YoiUI Pr01r•• or oruae ••• 13rd St. c ... .... .. _ ...... ..... ' ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE REGULARLY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Southern) Corona del Mar Coast RWJ . al MacArthur Past.c.1 Howard E. Williams Phone 6 7 3~626 SUNDAY SCHOOL •..• 9rA5 • .., MORNitoiG WORSH IP •• llrOO•"' EVE.HING WOASHtl'., 1100,.. WEONE5DAY SERVICE 7rl5 Ill" HURSEA Y I'AOVtDED Christian Science Services FlRST CHURCH OF C11RIST, saENnST 3303 Via Lido Newpo1t Beach SUNDA V SCHOOL 9:1S o ..... onlll II o ..... SUNDAY SERVICES 9:1S -lie ..... WEDN ESOA Y EVENING MEETlNG a~"·"'· READING ROOM •••• tl...,., 9 ...... -s P.·"'· ........ tl.,: 9 ...... -7:45 , ..... r ...... ., .,.tl F .. tl • .,: ' ...... -s , .... ; 7.9 fl ·"'· s-•• ,, 1 , ..... -........ 1\ECOND CRtJ.CW OF CIII:IIT, SC1£NT15T Newpo.-t Beach a1 Corona del Mar 610 Carnation A'Ye~ SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 ... SllNOAY SERVICE 10 •- WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING 1:00 ~"·"'· READING ROOM - Mutual Buildina 286) East ('.oast HiJhway Moll. • Sat, 10 a .m. to 5 p.m • Thur5day even ins -7 10 9 You arc cordially invited to au~nd Ch~ch Serv1cu and to use the Rndina Room. 1lrUJpp~or tdmun ~ .. 0. lllf IJI•fls OwrlooAirrt NetfJIJOrl HMor" t .. l Cl..l ~~ DlltiV. NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA THE "MERtCAN L.U rHERAN CHURCH 8:30a.m. to 9:30 1.m. -Worship ~rvtce q:45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. -Suncla~ School 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon -wor.ship Se rv ice fto ___ Q_ ............. 1'• R••· Oeot"l• J , •Bucliecter, Visi&atiO!! Pa110r ........ ,. \ City Building Permits .. .. CGITIIACT A S40, 940 contract for valve s ror use on metal dsums has been awaufed by the: Defense: Genera l Supply Center, Richmond, Va., to Cla-Val company, 17th St. and Placentia Ave:., Costa Meaa. Open 9 TO ' fri, 9 TO 8 Closed Sunday The buildina department of Newport Beach issued S4,107 .456 worth of permits during September, brinaina the year's total at the end of the Jrd quarter to Sl0,- 601,162. There is still some Sl,- 323,000 behind the Sept. 30 tota l of last year. But it is more than the ent ire 12- mooth' total of 1965, when the annual gross was $1 8,- 480,261. The fo llowing permits, Si ,OOOin value and areater. were issued durin& the fina l 2 "'-Ceks of September : Corona del Mar J .G. MacBeth. 2-story du- ple:<., 420 Narcissus. 5)9,- 000. Raben Wombles, addition, 414 Acacia, S \2,000. Georae Jeffries, 2-stot·v.l 2-unit dwe ll inr:, 709 He\ trope, 5)4,000. Irvine Terrace J o hn Glass, swimming poo l, 1007 Dolphin Ter ., 52,400. HorbOt' View Hilla P .B . J ohnson, swimmi ng pool, 1001 Tiller Way, $),000. We1t Upper Bay Ivan Wells & sons, l·unit, \·story dwelling, 1912 San· tiago , S36,400. Will iam Gross, swimmina pool, l326 Mariners Or., S3 .no. Murray C}\oliner1 awiDmina pool, 1637 Lincoln , S2 ,400. Clifford Demier, roof para· pet, 1038 Santiaao, SI,SOO. Stanmore Bennet!, swim- ming poo l, 1907 Ho liday, 52,900. J ean Miller, swimming pool, 1915 Holiday, S2,!00. Palmer & LeBard Inc., 1· un it, 1-s tory dwelling, 1018 Nottingham Rd ., 540,000. 8ay'Shorea Mrs. C.E. Early, 2561 Bay shore Dr., convert gar· age to maid's room and gar· age, 53 ,000. Les Newton, addition, 2642 C ircle Dr., SU ,OOO. 8acl!: 8ay Gerald Chazan, partition, 4533 MacArthur Blvd':, 56,500. Newport Heights Willard Saucennan . swim· m1ng pool, 41 6 Riverside , $2 ,600. Lou ie Fuqua , alterations, 538 Tus tm , S\,300. Liclo I ale C. F. Westering,decorat ing, 800 Via Lido Nord, S2,500. llalboo Di Piazza Balboa In c., 209 Palm St., remodel re s· taurant, Sl6,000. Newport Center Newport Children's Boot· ery, sian. No. 30 Fashion Island, .$1 ,200. ' CliH Haven Couneau, 237 Kinas Pl., remodel kitchen, $1 ,100. Kent Allen, swimmina pool, 1021 Clill Or .. $2,600. 8alboa Island Joe Arnold, add bedroom, 704 S. Bay F t., s2,000. Ben Schmid, 203 Pearl Ave ., remodel garaae apart- ment, S11 ,000. Chuck Kooil, alterations , 129 Aaate Ave ., S7 ,500. R.D. Spearman , add 2nd floor, 1401 N. Bay Ft., 012 ,500. Robert Roubian , double aaraae. 208 21st St .. Sl,iOO. A.V. Joraensen, 2535·37 W. Coast Hw y., repair fire damage, s 12,000. Edward Lewis, 2620 W. Coact Hwy., panit ions and alter hoot entrance, 51 ,500. E.A. Loth , addition, 3101 Seashore Dr., Sl ,500. City of Newport Beach, 1714 W. Balboa Blvd., di - vider wall and partial par· titions, SI,OOO. Travelodae, s 1an. 6208 1-'C--V-<Sl W. Coast Hwy., st,SOO. Fred Murra y, storage room. 2817 Villa way, Sl,SOO. United Autoparts, 2902 W. HART'S 531 CENTEI ST. SPORTING GOODS COSTA """' -·-._T_ .J:r"~ I ..._,.,. I Coast Hwy., parts clt"a:n~m:a~~~~~~;,!~~~~~~~~~;~ room, 51,995. :-1 LEG4L NOTICE :"OTIC f. TO CREOITORS So. A·57 908 t:~1111e of LUCILE HEROLD CIIRIST IE . Oecr.:ased. ""'''' I ~OTtO~ J.S IH~REBY to the crl'ditor8 of the above n~tmed decedeftl that all per- !IOD!I h•vinjt cl11ima ~'811inst 1he !la id dec:edenl 11re required t o file them, with tbe nece8allty voucher!!, io the office of the clerk of the 1bove entitled court, or lo present with the :::'=i~·;~,~;r.::!:~: I MOMS means month -o-malic -savings. It is the new way to save money automatically . Only Glendale Federal has it . With Moms help a regular amount is translerr eo each month from your present non -earning bank checking account to a safe, high-earning Glendale Federal savings account. So you save without effort, without fail with MOMS help . And if you have so much money you don't need MOMS help, transfer it in one lump sum to Glendale Federal, and watch it grow. ers, 10 the c/o Thoma !I Allotnl.iy at l.aw, 90\ Urivl', Suite 232, Newport Beach, California 92660, wh ich ia the place of busiueaa of the undersiped in all maUIJI'II pe?taininl! to the e.atate of decedent, within si ~ mootb•.J after the fir!ll public•tioa th i!l not ice. Dated September 29, 1967 •COLLINS CHRISTIE Collin~ Chris tie E~ecutor of the Will of the 11bove n•med det:edeal Tbom .. [, H1.1ffe.ruD Auoraey at Law 901 Dover Drive Suire 232 Ne.wp ort, Be•ch, C•lifonia 92660 -642-.3210 Auoruey for Er.e.ca tOf P.b\illh: Oct. s. 12, 1967, ia tlle N·ewpott H•• .. 'l Eulp SCIIIOL 1•11 IACIIII Medert of •• Americwa Auociation ol Uei ... nl-, Woman. Newpor..CO.ta ,.,. br•ch, •oa.ct ••i· mou.sly &o 10 .on tweold aa ~ndoniaa tM Ocl.14 adt.ool bond electic. at dleir Ut ....... -"·· ., ... , .. lopl. ~-' MDNTH-0-MATIC SAVINGS aHectionately called MOMS 'HI Newport Beach: 2333 E. Pacific Coast , Hwy. at MacArthur Blvd. NewportS Only Federal Savings Assoclation Sl p11TIInt annual rate /5.131 annual yteld ·The Nation's Second Largest Federal Savtngs A.........., ~ = Ell!llll --Tlt~MSDAY, From the Pol ............ ·-· , ........... ... Two ci .. tuea la • uk Ma. • :rw wu 'n .. . tlaJ lad tlt.t &el••• ... ..._ r.-lale boa& at -· a-iu ulllll pi--1oa A-JSI, Bolboe f'e. ..... K.,.olioa Ba.-11 •••• alaoolo, ..-loa to C. IW ou_,. llod •lohod _..,,, 1400 B. Bolboe ... b-ol lll "-• BIM., Balboa. .• Hoii- Caloao dol Mol. • .P-Koolfaoalll, :10, ol 11611 c:aat of cecntot daaa kept a Ap&e, BaliN»• ltlllld, wu ou con• from blowiD1 away booll:ed oe dae •••• fa.ihue la dae wlad we~eo•t ..P 10 ApP.eU. , .Lauy Houchin, ID teep a &bier from tUia)iq 22, of 506 B. 15tb St., Cen- lbe t24 peen covea that a--ual Newpo~t~ · waa booted loaled to Arlhw Lee, 3329 on the cbarao or unlawful W. Ocean P1oot. Wett Ne.,.. eally, •• Pete• Jelinek, 11. pod •.• Deauuclioo by vao-of 137~ B. 2ht St., Cot&a dal • i • 1lowina clown the Wit a, waa booted on tbo OOftiUUCtion of a houte at c:harao or poueuion of 1661 Wntclitr Olive, Wett· ttolen property. , .David c)itr, acco1dina &o Ivan Teny, 20, of 201 Apolena, Well• &: Sont,lnc.; tbit time Balboa Itlancl, ••• booted phone Wilea WCIO &otn OUt, oa the cbatJe of dJivin& tolled 11p and then tluown without li&btt. , John HOI· into the bOiliC neat d001. rick, 26, of 325* Oland Tu .. 4oy, Sept. 26 Canal, Balboa hland, waa PICTURED here at the Ange lltos de Oro meeting are, from left, Dr. Daniel Al - drich, UCI chancellor; Mrs. Ernest Saftig, ' president of Angelltos, and Mrs. Chester Brabyn, hostess for the mee ting. {Beth Koch photo.) E. Davenport, 2152 Plaza booted on the cbuae of del Norte, Balboa, aeporled bcins in&oKicated in public that 2 water meter coven . . .Oeorac Tabet, 1806 were bc oten. . .A tmall Sandalwood Lane, Baycrut, round rock was found undet tuffc1ed abruions when he a broken window at the 1esi· 1an hit bite into the le&.l Oence or Chrittinc Oarraty, or the Colvait d.Jiven by 111 Via Ravenna, Lido hie OavidMcAliatel, 2537 Green· •.. Dinnc1 colt more lb.M bliat Lane, Cotta Meta, oa planned by Ruth Huttman, Galaxy at M&Jiner's Ol ive, 1645 Tu s,ti n, Costa Men, Dove f . Sho.rea ... My1on Col· who left her wtllct in a tes· lint, 816 W. Ocean Front, ta111ant at 34!55 Via OpoJto, Balboa, left hi a 160 purple Lido Shop a a1ea ... Chlitt<r bike at the Ncwpoll Pier , phe1 Co rum, 29, of 242 but couldn't find it ltter on Cedar , Newport Shorn, was ... William Wiltint of Hun· booked on the cha.rae or t.inaton Beach, drivina catt ANGELITOS' WORK PRAISED Mn. Chester Brabyn Aldrich, UC I chancellor and president of the Bis Brothers, was the guest speaker, and ~1r s. ErneSI Saftlg, president, conducted the me eting. Book were disc11ssed. New &Jand theft on a w&Jrant on Santitso, Dover Shores, me thods of advcrtisin& we re f1om El Moq.te ..... Empty and collided his Chcvtolet with outlined by Mrs · Edward half empty Containers of Jllle the T·bird that Cuol [)liver, Sharp, Gold Boo~ Olairman. and s tirr 1aas smell ins or 1971 Men, Cotta Men, was opened her home for the first meetina of the year to An'ae lites de Oro, a 1mall aroup of women dedicated to raising funds for the Bi& Brothers of Onna e County. Dr. Oanic I Plans for the publicauon of the seventh annual Gold Or. Aldr ich discussed alue were foWid lyin1 ar ound dJ:ivins north on Santiaao ... de rails of the problems at 1629 W. Balboa Blvd., The driver who backed hi1 facing social workers and Cenual Newport,;whe1e Wil-Cal into the Cadillac that directors in matching a liam Kelly, 20, was booked (i:letchen Cau, 546 Hamil· Bia Brother to a little on the chuae of dJ:unt in ton, cotta Meta, had parked Brother. He praised the public. .A fiberalau in the lot at 3424 Via Lido, Anaelitos for contributina dinahy valued at S2 25 , named Lido Shop1 aaca, Oed the Season tickets on sale Season tickett are avail-ue, April 11 to J11nc 1, one third of the income "The WanderCJ," dinppe&l· scene without idcntifyina able for the fint time this wi ll present three pltyt: derived to meet the budJet. ed f1om his private doct, himtelf. year for concert and drama· "The Hostqe," "Camino Due 10 the efforts or An· said Tbomat Roaeu, 731 Thur*y, Sept. 21 ti c presentations at UCI. Real," and "Good Woman aelitos de Oro throuah the Via Lido Soud, Lido hie. . . John Heuick, 26, of 32~ Sllbscriptiona are bein a ofSetzuan." past 6 years, the Big Bro-A bia lumber Uuck chanted G1and Canal, Btlboa Island, offered by lhe UCI division As a bonus event. pur-then of Orange Counry "lanes and collided wid!. the wat booted on the ch&IJe of or fine ar.ts and the commi ~ chaser1 of all J series will hav'e u ipled their effort s in Falcon driven by Janet beina intoxicated in public tee for arts and lectures for receive a free ticket to Bi1 Brolhers for fatherless Strachian, 568 W. Wilson, ... Robert Hiaains, 18, of a broad samplina of the per· ltuch---Ns tional Theater of boys. Costa Me sa, onCoaat Hwy. 4202 E. Coatt Hwy., Cor· formina atls, includina Chile, on Jan. 20. Servi ng on the board with near L&ltapur Ave ., Colona ona Hi&blandt, waa booked drama, dance, opera and 1>1rs . Ernesl Sarti& are Mn. del Mar, who uid that it on the chuac of bu.ralazy concert m11aic. JOHN P. KOLASINSKI William Holstein, vtce· happened so rut she could ... David Franklin, 19, of Tickets are available for OF CDSTA MESA DIES president; Mrs. John Porter, not even tell the color of 715 Camphor St., Eatt Bluff, 3 kinds or events: the con· recordina secretary ; Mrs. the t111ct. was booted on the charae Seventy·five yean or lire II. H d f b 1 t· 5 cert series (S1 2.50)·, th e Wi 11m arvey, corrupon • W~nesday, Sept. 'l1 o wa &Jy ... AJ 11 Uoup, ended SepL 24 ros John P. · .,_ G 24 I I90' ~ B lbo 81 d theatre s eries (Sl2.50)·, and tna secretary ; 1'o11S. eorae Ca.rol Wanen, 31 Harbor , o J"· a a v ., Kolasinski, 1910 Swan w odf d ·~ C u I N t b • d tlc lrvinc Rcpcnory The•· o or , treasurer; rtu&. Island, left her bit.o at the en a ewpo1, aca.e tre series {16.00). Reaular (}live, ,Costa Mesa, •t a O.W. Ri chard, pauoncu Bayside onuaaco &o Beacon ber Cotvotte inca tho aa1<r prices are SIS, SIS and 56 . Newpol\ Hospital. chainnan; Mrs. Georae Bay to catch the school bus line pwnp at a ttalion at Choice teat.ina will be 81• Fol 35 yean, he has SCI· Jones, ball chairman : Mrs . but on her Iebnn found that 240.5 Newpolt Blvd., and ved as a maintenance man Edward Sharp, Gold Book she would have to wa lt knocked it lli&btly from the sianed to seaton subacri~ r ·• M •• c H f d · th 01 u•e &l c .... on orp. e chairman ; Mrs. Don Wood· home becauae someone bad oun ataon, us att.ractina eu.' The concert series will was b01n JWle 20, 1892, in ward, publicity; Mrs. Joseph stolen her HurTy. '• .Oil attention of tbe police, who Wisconsin, and came to Beck, parlimentarian. spots convinced Robe1t followed he• at t he drove open Saturdly, Oct. 14 • California 2 years aao. Beck, 1933 Bayside 01 ., down the tUeet and booked wi th 8 performance by the Sutvivou are his1son Ra y-THIEF CETS GUN Corona del M&J , that tome--her on the c:huae of d1unk New York Clamber Soloists, r c u 2 A h • r d · · t 2 30 B mond o osta ,.,esa; I otaun was taa.en rom one drove 11p hit driveway IIVIRJ a : a.m •.. e· Otheu in the series are: dauahteu, Mu. William the unlocked Pontiac be-to steal 1 3 foot hiah cement cauu Barb&Ja Mowe waa in African Music, lecture~e· Malenofski and Mrs. Flank lonaina to Robert Hinch· stat11e of a boy holdins a huuy to set to wort she monstrat{on by Dr. HuJh Spc;ck.ling of Wisconsi n; a cliff,441 N. Newport, Costa some arapet, worth 180 ... forsot to lock Lhe down· Tracy, Nov. 13; Landon sistCI, ~IS. Stella Kuuse Me sa sometime in the early L. Sheranian, 319 Via Lido stain be4J:oom slidina alan Youna, pianist, Jan. 12; of Wisconsin; 4 brothers, rmmina ho11rs, Monday , Sood, Lido ltle, reported window of her home It 417 Ravi Shankar, Sitarist, Steve, Geot ge, Joe and Ben Sept. 2. the theft of a aun, anwnuni· OoldenJod Ave., Colona del Feb. 4; Lenox Quartet, of Wisconsin; and 6 &J&nd-Carton• or clothina and Li on, Oashli&bt, awfboard M&J -makina it cuy fot Feb. 16; and Thurston Dart, childten. aeneral housekeepina itema and a t ki ... The theft or aomeone to enter and atetl harpsichordist, March 2~. and the alove compartment Bourbon, tahlua and 1wn a 17 c:lock and a 150 radio The theat er series bcaina Servi ces were held Sept. were ransacked. fr om a li~t cabinet was . . .The way the rubber L with a pre sentation.of"Mar· 28 in Menasha, Wisconsin, repor ted by Ralph Lewit, mouldins was dittwbed in· at/Sade," Nov. 8-18. Oth ers with Ba ltz Morruary or Costa SEE "THE HIPPIES"" 206 Onya Ave., Balboa Ia-dicated thtt a lona tlendcr in this series are UC I Mesa, as rorwardina direc· land ... The Yamaha that type of tool was uted to un· Dance Concert, Feb. 9·10; tors. A film on ''Th e Hippies" Emilio Onat had puked in loct the car door to atcal "Cosi Fan T11tte,"Feb. 2o-will be presented at 8 p.m. bis c&lport at S16 S. Bay the tt.erco and tapea from ~arch 2; Alvin Ailey Dance Phone in Your Order Tuesday, Oct. 10, as the Front, Balboa hland, was the Cam&Jo that Dan Fowlel, Theatre, Feb. 2S; and Yua~ for a Suttscription: weekly film proaram at the stolen ... Two youna roen, 1747 Irvine, Bayc:a:cst, had slav Folk Ensemble, May American Opinion book 18 o1 19, ente1ed Ben e .. p azked in a let taw ant lot at 12. Caii673.Q550 Cato 01 reta, .}.9 1 34 0 • Harbor Blvd., piau's aaraac at 41S tria, 2332MiWI. Coa!!._ Hwy.~a..Muid· The Ir vine Repertory Th ea· , • .., Corona del Mar, and stole a nen e .•. ., .. en aw-ene ~~~~~~~~~~~----------------------------------------------~~~~~~~~~~, fiom tleep by tound of a beside the blue of the waters Pacific FALL CLASSES START OCT. 16th Magnificent, coeducational coDege preparatory school located on the sands of Balboa Peninsula In the heart of Califomla'1 Golden Rlvlera-r.rades 7-11 Dedicated to the advancement of art, science, knowledge and the cultivation of social graces. Beautiful cla.&srooma, luxurious dol'llll, gymnasium, auditorium, llbrary, olympic sized swimming .pool, student union. ' Small cla88eS; distinguished faculty. Sound academic background In English. mathf:matics, home economics, music, typing, latin, history, science, art, drama, reading. Modem languages by native instructon in French Spanish, German, and Russian. Seacoast fun, water sports, ballet, the creen. tennis, golf. bowling on A.p ....... fw fall ...... -.,h, _,. .. rer ~ ..... wtlh: Clslft, P.O. ._ -....... "--em's tide ,._..n..........ut ' door openina and closina, Ronald McCommon, 4900-B Neptune, Wut Newpon, looked up and uw a man I ttandina in the doolway or hi1 bedroom; ycllins fot hit loommatet , he bounded out or bed and chated the in-- tludel. , ... ,. S.,t. 29 Wh4m Paul Panell, 43, ol 117 E. 2ht St., Cenual Newpott, had to patp bit ell doot to teep 6om rallina and failed the 1obliety lett beticSet, be ••• booked roc drUat drivina at 10:05 p.m. .•. Cbulet Dickey. 50. ot 22$ Cobaillo, Coata Meoo, wtlked iato tbe police atao- tioa IDd pn him1elf up u be knew thete ••• aa llMCfiiiJ warJ&at foe bit 81• , .. , ... ne 10eial life of • aeiabbot about a balr 1 block away' ftom hit bome, aoid Loo Ooaot&y, 239 Wol- nt, Newport Shot••· Ja io- t411(erlna with tbe peac:e -.d qalet ol a-.e •n; 3 or 4 1patli .. a week daat laat into 001ly -1oa boa10 010 IDI.kia1 tchool chil••• loM dMh 1leep. • .A Qt~Dnt lloa -· ns .... -f•• lai1 palio ea11100e wolk•OJ, o.W Tanio p.,;. ..,, :109 Vio Oolloo, LWo ..... 0 .A • ._--............ ..-... " -• 1tolea r.-~~oeca.. pital ••.• liM cl,..._. ....._ ........... .... ... -........ .... --·-·-lUI,_ .. -ri1 L L---------------------------------.1 ~ ••.114 na a..- :::-:;,' ~ =.t!: ~= *!.ld~~~ ~~~ow pou, omoiODI Ms rta.l y11d,. M001411 .. &o *led 1o ...,,., ~•t lite low _pou, celeblity low Mllcla PIUO, 310 AI•••· 01~ eo-c, oaS.bdty aet. imatar low net, •d Balboa ••. Bemi011 Col•ia. to..-t ....._,, Nov. 5, &ee pri111. · 01-lo, bootiaa .,., of o 01 tbo Coolo Mooo Oolf oad pdva&e tdlive oa ~liri'Odve Coually CIO ••• IIIDOUD- Hil ot Tuatia, Newpon ced dt.it wet by lloMie Heilbtl, collided with tb_ti 'Reit,1dhectoc of 10lf at the 35 foot lon1 tchool but dl:t• couauy club ud .. DOI&l 'feD by Jo11ph COGDOII, 2199 chahmu r01 c.be towney. Rwal Place, Co1ta Meu. .. O.anao 'County cbuitio1 'i::-y&o~:· :. of 2621 will benefit f1om tho plo- H•bol Blvd,, Costa Meta, ceedt or tho l~hole tou•na. was booked on the chuae . ment. Thet~ ••ll. bo a total of lobbery ••. J.mes Raquet, of n.soo 1ft PIIICI -fo• 23, ot 221~ Amethyat, Bal· beat ball of fouuome, ccle· Celebdtlet will entettain at 1t1 aftcu diMet thow Satuutay ennin&, Nov . 4. Buffet diMII will be aetved (ex towftMIOftt paalicip &nll on SW\day. Mawio Ludoad, .. Mr. Oolf," hu been named honolaJY chahman for the event. H01c is the lltt of celo· britiet: bot bland, waa ~ked on Ricb'ard Allen Wendell Niles a warrant. .. Auroho Sala-Don Adamt Ed Nelton z&l, 28, of 2208 W. Ocean John Aau Bob Newhart P1ont, West Newport, Wll Ouis Bateman Donald O'Connor booted on a wauant. . . . '-'•-R · J J d 614 Gold Joey 811hop .,....ve ames amct 0 1 an, en· . Rud R 1 · rod, Colona del Mu, nevCJ F_•ankle A~alon Y a ttim uacd &o Joct h i~ aarase Jtm Baclcut Dan Rowan door and sometime• didn't Noaman Blackburn Buddy Roaeu even' elate it, but maybe he Bob Beban J i.mmy Roaeu will tincc aomeone entered Ray Bolser M1 c:tey Rockford and atole a alcepina baa Ch11ck Connon Diet Shawn and tool box valued at S4S Bob Carton Bob Steele ... A Falstt ff Lapper with Robe1t Colbelt Rober\ Storlina beet was taken f1om his Pic no Couette Danny Thomas auaae refriaerator, said Richud Clenma Fouest Tucket Leland Bl11m, 2600 Baas-Vic Oamone Tony TtabcJt wood, Ea1t Bl11rf .... Tmdy Jim Dtvi~ Bobby Troup Lana or San ,D•ea~ was Clint Eastwood Jeny Velasco taken . to Ho as Hasp Ita! ~-Shill Pithel Oennia Mo1aan conacaous . aftet . her bt·. Keri Curtis Lawtence Wo lk cycle collided wtth the cat J k 0 . Bob Wilke Phillip K.J ilaer , llG-A 35th ;.c '~bel Dick Whiuinahill St., West Newport, had B;~ae QJ.eoo Andy Will iams p&lted on 35th St. Y Robert Wtsner Robert Goulet De'! Webb ~nday, Oct. 1 Richard Filley,!~. of 1129 W. P.alboa Blvd., Balboa, wu booked on the cha .. ac of in\oxicated in public. , • Fiahina eq11ipment valued at S101 was taken from his 11n .. locked aaraae, accordina &o Burton Morse, 2141 Seville, Balbo&. '· Phil Harris Buck Youna Alan Hale Fted Wa1ina Bob Hop c Ed Crowley Tom Harmon Max Baer Dennia James Alan Be1nard Horb Jeffries Bina Crosby Jobn Larch Jtmes Ga.rn9r Dean Mastin Mike Ford Rick Nelson William G&.laan Howard Keel Bw t Lancaater Jobn TIUU Lyle Latell Fred MacMunay Dennis O'Keefe Ray Peteuoa John Raitt Michael ReMie Doa Schwab F1ank Sinaua Robert S&act Harry Von Zell Phil Carey Claud Akint Bill Batty Chas. Bateman Jact BcMy Ben Blue Pat Boone Hoao C&~michael Bob Ctot by Robert Cumminaa Bobby Molten Jim Nabors Willa.rd Pattet Dale Robe rtson Randolph Scott Jackie Cooaan J ose Feuer Billy Feuer Jact Jones David Janu en ARE YOU NOW GETTING THESE EXTRA BENEFITS? 5% lntere.<t from the l.rt of the month 011 funds received by the lOth . I 11terest from date of receipt after the lOth . fntere:tt paid t o date of wi'thdrawal o n fund.t in ll ccount .J months or longer if acco unt remains open to end of qm1rter . • Highest rate in the nation on insurf'd passbook savings. You will C"a rn 5.J3i~J~, whe n our currt•nt rate of 51 is COM. POUNDED DAILY und held for om• yC"ar. Nf'w hnnull intert!st u ·c.·uuntll can urn an t.•x tra U If hd d thrt't' yt•an. Ratt>ll afl' df.clan•d quartt"rl y-thr currt•nt honu11 rate is ~!1. \finimum n-quln"tl SJ.OOO. ASSETS OVER $425 MILLION MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LO,..N AeeOCIA PASADENA lt(AI)(W11C[ "'lA-315 L ~ -.. 449-2345 2807 I!A8T COAST HIWAV Clllllllll DIL 11M PI--.10 T I 0 N 11a•1• .,tell 1•1 fti.Nl&, .liT AIIAIIA ... t••••a AU. WPIW. f/1 ....rvAL MVI ... WIU. K 0N11 UT ..... ~ • 01'-!t_ IN?, .._, ,, .. A.M. TO t ;M ,.,,... '0111 , .. CO. ,_ _ _._._. _ _, __ _ r I