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TIDE HITS HOMES
By Eliaor Wood
Time and Newport Besch
tides have waited for no
one.
While red tape slowed
down the erosion conlrol
project, the hiah tides have
kept eatina away at the
sand in front o f West New·
port ocean front homes.
Yesterday momina, Ri ch·
ard Salmonson, 3115 Se ..
shore Dr., lost 5 feet o f
patio deckina in front of
his house. ''The waves
s tarted undenninina at 6 in
the momina,'' he said, "We
didn'texpectthis to happen,
because nothina seemed
too disastrous the day be-
fore,"
Now the foundation of his
CHOOSE TO RUN?
ly .E.S.P.
"Arc you aoina; to run fo r
re-election?"
This question was tossed
at the incumbent Newpon
Beach counci I men who se
tenns will expire next
April.
sayina that his joint-chair-
manship of the County Sani-
tation Districts may be an
important factor in arrivina
at a decision.
bout~ is bare, The neiJh·
bors on both sides have
lost their fences.
"I feel that the city has
nealected its responsibil-
ities," said Mr. Salmonson.
"They say they can't have
prison trusties workina on
private propeny, But I
think that the tax money we
have paid should mean that
we would be helped out in a
time of di nSler."
The patio in front or the
Donald McGinnis home at
4105 Seashore Dr., was un-
dennined lut week,on Nov.
22, and while the (ami ly
waited and watched, it
broke in half and "just
slipped in nice and euy."
OF NEWPORT BEAOI
A limited state of cmer--
Jency was called yesterday
momina. and th~ civil de-
ferae forces of the ci ty and
county rolled into action in
the afternoon to save homes
alon1 Che eroded beach in
West NewporL
At the same ti me , the Sul-
ler Miller Conuactina Co.
of Oranae volun tari ly re-
turned to erosion Illite and
beaan haulina rocks to the
beach to Ienathen and
sUen&then the rock aroins
that had been in stalled by
the County Con tractors Assn.
members last month.
Some: 2,400 tons of rock
will be hauled in dunn a the
remainder of the week to
combat the erosion peril at
the ke y spot& -the 38th,
40th and 41st St. ends.
Rock wi II be placed also
in front of homes in pte·
cazious condition as re-
sult o f thi s week's oontinu-
ina; hiah tides.
Here are their replies:
• Counci lman AI Forait,
District No.1: "Defini-
tely!"
• Councilman Dee Cook,
Di stri ct No. 5: "I haven't
made up my mi nd )'eL"
"It is a vi tally imponan t
job; we handle a bia budaec..
and we are servina a con·
tinually arowina popula-
tion," he said. "Yet we
were able to reduce the
sanitation tax rate thi s
year."
Their son, Alan, said that
the put that slipped in has
made sort of bulkhead that
he hoped would help save
(Continued on paae 6)
THIS IS th e "open type" pruned tree that received
such crit ical attention at Monday evening's Newport
Beach City Coun cil meeting. The tree is in front of
the Corona del Ma r Pharmacy. (Ens ign photo.)
"We'll work all niaht as
lon a as we can and as lon1
as we are needed - probabl)
until Saturda)', 24 houn a
day," said Jerry Burney,
chief es timator of the con-
trac tina company. And when
thanked. he s ai d, "It's our
pleasute."
THIS PH OTO shows 30 pounds o f mariJ uana found by
Newpo rt Beach pol ice at 227 Larkspu r Ave., Co rona
del Mar, where 3 arrests were made at 8:55 p.m. Man·
day , Nov. 27. Detective AI Eostein, wor~ing with in·
vestigator Ed Sanies of th e Orange County distr ic t
attorney's office· and with the Federal Bureau of Nar·
co t ics in Los Angeles, arrest ed Robert Ro driguez, 2b,
of 452 Hill SL, Laguna Beach, on a charge of a He r-
ing to sell marijuana. They al so arrested Darl ene
Snyder, 26, of the 227 Lark sour address, and John
Leigh, 27, of 201 lO th SL, Hun ting\on Beach. (New-
pO rt Beach Police Dept. photo.)
Old Town plans aired
• Counci lman Lindsley
He indicated his interest
in con tinuin& on with the
job. THIS TREE IS TWIGGY Plans for compl ete re-As the Monda) evemng
modelina or Old Town Ne ~A-.. discussion openeJ, Coun-
port were announced at \!on· cai man AI Forgi t announced
da) evening's meetin& of that a p oor of \h:Fadden
the :'lolewport Beach Ci t) Square n•erch ants had met
Council. · with hi m Sa turd a~ to ask. for
Parsons, Di s tri c t :'lolo. 7:
"It's a little too early lo
say."
Skinny, or round? Which
do you prefer? ... Trees,
that is .
Best educated a;ue ss o f
the moment is that the filina
deadline will find all three
in the rac e -with or with-
ou t competition.
The municipal electioo
will be held April ~. Nomi-
nation papers may be o~
tained from City Clerk Laura
Laaios beaiMina J .n. 25.
Closina date for fi !ina no-
mination papers is at noon
feb. 15. Each c~ndidato's
p..,.rs csu be aipM b,
at least 5 and not more than
10 quaJified elec10U of lhe
candidate's district.
Such was the nature of
the aaenda item that re-
ceived the mos t attention
at i\1Qnday eveninJ'I New·
port Beach City Council
mectilla. · CoundlmM Coolt, c;:om..
pletina -~is fnd term in o f-
fice, and ex.hibitina ob\lious
enthusiasm fo r hi s o ffi cial
duties, appeau 10 be aaua;·
ina public acceptance o f hi s
outspoken record of action
on the Coun ci l. lie says he
h. as heard a couple of names
mentioned as possible Dis-
trict 5 candidates, at least
one from the area th at c ame
into the district in the re-
cent boundary chanae.
Councilman Parsons ela-
borated on his an s wer by
The Charter specifies
these eliaibility rules: The
candidate shall have becn
for at least one year inme-
diately precedina his no-
mination, a qwalified elector
or the district from which
he is nominated; and for at
least 3 y ean immediately
prcccdina election, a regis-
teredqualified elector of the
city."
Th luue at hand waa
the reconncndation by the
Patks, Beachea and Recre-
ation Commission for "open
type" prunina of the sbeet
bees alona Coast Hwy. in
Corona del Mar.
The tree problem came
before the Council last
month when Co1ona del
Mar merchants complained
that the trees we1e block-
ina businen signs. CD\1
Chamber members, at their
Oct. 11 meeting, voted
unanimously in favor of
CC backs Glavas TV policing
After a speech on the
proposed etec b onic pr~
tection system by Chief of
Police B. James Glavu,
the board or directors of
the Newport Harbor Cham-
ber of Corrmerce aave a
unanimous vo te of confi-
dence to the chief and to
the Newport Beach Po lice
l)epaatment at \londay's
luncheon mee tina at the
Versailles restaurant.
The project, accordina to
Chief Glavas, would call
for a "dozen, JiVe Of take
6" cameras to be placed
about the ci ty in sbateaic
spots. ~l e said that the
cameras would . be outdoors
and would not l)e an invasion
or priv.cy, because they
couldn't do anythina more
than a policeman could do.
They would be visual -not
audio, he added.
In reference to an edi-
torial in the Daily Pilot,
sua1eslina a citizens COI'no-
mittee be set up to super-
vise the propoaed television
aurveillance aystem, Chief
Olavu nid, ''I don't in-
tend 1o put the police de-
patlrnllnt under a citizen
Dec. 5 meetina or his &roup
with the Chamber tidelands
conmittee.
Jack Barnett, Chamber
manaaer, announced the
installation dinner set for
7 p.m. Jan. 29 at the Bal-
boa Bay C lub. Paul Smith ,
state director of finance,
will be the speaker.
Dick Stevens, Bill Ban-
nina, John Parker, Jim
Berkshire and Dennis Hat·
wood were named as the
nominatina commi ttee for
the eiecutive boud.
Mike Myers, Ted Rokos
and Ed Hirth were appointed
to nominale dir ecton ftom
the councilmanic disuicts .
Grid awards presented
Teammates chose aenior
John BrittinJ)lam, fullback,
as the most outstandina
player on the Varsity foot-
ball team of Newport Harbor
Hiah School, and Tuesday
ni&ht he was presented the
MattObet memorial award at
the fallawuds banquet held
at the hiah school cafe-
tctia.
This is the hiahest foot-
belli honor bestowed at
Hatbor. The plaque wu pre-
sented by Matt f)ber"s son,
Mike, a former stal football
player at Hatbor and now
oo the USC foot be II squad.
John also received a Uophy
from the Newport.o\1esa
Lion's Club as the ITQSt
outstandina player.
Ken Hanley , auard and
linebacker, was named team
captain. Senior John Mat-
shall, tackle, wu named
the most improved player.
Individual plaques were
ai ven by the Boosters
Club to the 9 boys who
were named ''player of the
week" durin& the football
Jetson.·
Mike Fowlkes was named
the moat valuable player and
captain or the JV's.
review board, and lhe day The Costa Me .. Country Amona \he uddened the city does this, they will
Fire hits clubhouse
have my r8lipation." Club and Golf Course will eolfers was Mn. Neil
Becauta so many phone reopen _,.ir reatiUI' ant Pederson, of Cotta Meta,
today. Nov. 30, and tho oae oldie 1coren from the calli have been reeaiv.d by Golf pro ahop on Saturday, Celebrity IOUmament, trho
the Chamber or Commerce Dee. 2, ar .. r Tuetday'a had been promiled a riee
inquirlna about tbe nacet• fire tbat cauaed over day ot IOif and a luncheon.
ti(f fOf tbe propoted harbor ttOO,OOO da.aaea. She said that bia, black,
.tmiaitUative &lllllat, . billows of tmota cu. out
dae direct.on ct.cicNd &bat a Units ftom HuatinalOft o1 tM roof afl.er lbe fire
leuer sllio;uld be Mat 10 lhe Btadt, ioclwll.. Ute U· ttarted,
city t.qnuina coecen. foot aaortel, ud from Huai"' from tbe bl.lcoay
bimmina the ueu into ball-
like a;lobcl "to a size not
to interfere with the clear
and uninterrupted view or
the many stores and places
connne rce."
Councillran Dee Cook,
who oporatu a store alona
that ttee.tiDed b.ilbway in
Corona det Mat, catted the
open type prunina"auocious,
skinny and skimpy," and
said he liked the round type
of prunina much better.
"I just feel that you have
erred on beautifyina the
sueet," he said to the
PBR chainnan, Walter Koch
(pronounced "Cook").
"I feel that much pressure
was put on you to come to
your choice," Counci !man
Cook added. "The ma jori ty
or businessmen favored the
opposite: of what yo u have
re commended.''
A specific "skimpy and
skinny" bee rece ivina
special Council attention
is the one in front of
Corona del Mar Pharmacy,
a store owned by Hubert
Peirsol, president or the
Corona del Mat Chamber.
Counci !man Lindsley Par·
sons, a lso a Corona del
\iar res ident, said it looked
as if a swaam of locus ts
had trirrmed that tree.
"I have heaad lots or
complaint 1 about attackina
a tree so sava1ely," Mr .
Parsoos said. "The PBR
Commi ssion should take
aesthetic values into con-
sideration.••
"That tree was done as a
test," said PBR Cha irman
Koch. "It was blockina the
sicn. The prunina is drastic
in its p1esent form, but it
will pow. The ball type
prunina would not be the
solution, because it would
not open the trees for the
sians."
Counci Lman Cook (pr~
nounced Koch) thouaht that
the open type prunin1 looked
like a auip tease.
"I can't undentand the
opposition to thapina the
Uees into a ball," he said.
"I can't see why you were
enticed or pressured. ••
"We were not preuured."
Mr. Koch replied.
Mayor Pau l Gruber said
that the PBR Commiuion
should have the freedOm to
Uim each tree the way each
bee Calls foc.
Councilman Bob Shelton,
the PBR Commission and a
resident of the Shore Cliffs
area or Corona del \tar, de·
fended the Commi ssion's
recomme ndation.
"And I am a bus inessman,
too," he added.
"Not 1 retai I merchlftt, on
a auip aueu," aaid C...
citman cOOt ... J .. s bud ror
a buaine~u totun'i¥C tbera.'"
"We are uyina to build a
city with aes thetic values ,"
"· Witmer remarked. He
•arced that the COM Phar-
macy tree had been "but-
chered," but said that it is
not an example of proper
open pruning .
"Mo re aood can be done
for the community by open
pruning," he said. "It will ·
enhance the beauty of
Cor on a de I '-1a.r , and the
sians can be seen throu&h
the uee limbs ."
Counci !man AI Forgit
commented, "I don't want
to say how to uim 'em."
Vi ce.\tayor Doreen Mat·
shall suucsted that open
pruning be done only at the
request of the businessman
concerned.
\1r . Witmer objected to that.
"All trees should be tri~
mcd the same style," he
said.
Fowler Equi pm ent or
Oran1e is also helpina haul
rock and 1 other compan ies
plan to join in the effon to
save the ocean rron t hO!!Jes.
A proclamation declaring
the emeraency was sianed
in the: momin1 by Mayor
Paul _pn&ber, as chaianan or •• _..,.., •~n•t··~ _.
disaster council, and by
Ci Cy M•aaer Harvey Hurl·
burt. as civil defense di rec-
lm.
Contact was immediate!)
made with the county super-
vi sou, then in session in
Santa Ana, and the super-
visors by re so lution declar-
ed a state of emeraen cy,
subject to receivin a the rro-
clamati on from the city.
The document was dis-
patched to the ooun t v Cflurt-
houseat midday,and alreadr
the county ci,·il J!efen se
mechanism was in moti on.
Yesterdar mom1ng's hi gh
tide, plus a north er!)' swell,
brouaht the erosion cn s1s
to the emcra;en cy poin L The
hiah tides will continue
throuah Monday. H th e em-
sion c an be kept in ched:
durina thi s time. Cit)' (\rr~
cials hope that the dan1er
will then be over, because
the U.S. Corps of Engineers
sand haul proj ect is exrect-
ed to start about Dec. U .
Ci t)' Manaaer Hurlbutt sa1d
Ro bert D. Hemstreet, new-a dela) unti I De c. 11 m
ly elec ted vice-president of suspcndina the me ters.
the Old To wn Ncwpon Aun., Ci ty 'i1anaaer H arve)• Hurl-
said that arcbitecblral plans bun also reported that mar-
_. ren4etiep-.. ..,. tt.. ll.eil OWftCT Oly Le~ ..,. ..
prepared. He described the presentinJ the .\lc Fadden
project as an essential step area, hid asked him for
1n order to survive in a de-withdnwal o f the area fwm
pressed area. th e petition s ff•t m actl\"allni!
The matter before the Ci t) the me ters.
Council was the recommen-\lr. liurlb..Ltt :o:u d that the
dation of the public wod:s propos al needs mo re stud},
departmenrto suspend week· because recreation al meters
da)" park ina meter operation shoullt not be i ncl ude~ol m
until \1arch I on Ocean FL the suspension.
from \lcFadden Pl. to 24th \·tr. Hemstre-et sa1 d h e
SL; also on the south side' would like to h a\'e !he
and east s1de of \-lc Fadden meters turned nff. and then
and on Court St. 10 20th SL study the 111ea t.> see 1f bu si·
The re comm endati on also ness 1mpnwes.
'ailed for a 1-hour parkin& He sa1d he was tak1 nK
ti me li m1t from 0 a.m. to 6 ove1 the leases ,,f S1~>ede's
p.m. C afe and l""•f th e bu1 ld1 n& re·
Traffi c En1ineer Robert centl} \'acatcd b1 Re1ner1's
Jaffee h ad cond uc ted a Gcean Frnn t ~t•>tc:. 11e an-
stud~ or the area after th e noun,ed that he plans tn
Council had recci,·ed a re-us e the Reinert 's ],,catl<•n
quest fro m merchants in til e fot ~ s h•rcs.
\lcFadden Square area for .. ,.e arc J1~cus :-•n g th e
s u spen ~1on of meter s dunng sun "11al ,,r OIJ \ewf'<~rl
the Wi nter. Ocean l·rnn t."' he 'i<UJ.
\lr. Jaffee repNted lo the Dun ng the ra~t I Car, lues
Council \1tonJa~ that the l1>w went up :,1·,, anJ bus1neH
rerw d 1n meter acti\'l t~ 1n drnrred J•~,. l11e ~anJ hau l
the area 1s d e111l ~ the 11me 11as pa rtl\ resr-ms1 ble ,
frHm De c. I t•l \·larch I. li e als» the rarkml!\ meters. n1e
\lr. Peiuol came to the
mic ro rftone. "I have nothing
to say about the uinrnina; or
my tree," he temarked. He
said he had been told by a
state offi c ial that the met."
chants should ask the city
to do somethin1 about Uees
interferinc with the store
yesterday that the Engineers' estirr.ated t.he revenue los:-l>n l\ u.:l\ u.e ~o:m ~u r\'1 \'e nn
time table calls for bid a1 -UdiJ from th e meter sus· lhe Ocean Hun t ~~ h• ha \"C
s ian marquees.
The Council disposed or
the problem for the evenin&
by approving Councilman
Parsons' mo tion to send the
re conwnenda tion bAc k to the
PBR Commission f01 funhet
con sideration.
opcn in1 Dec. 6, anJ award
o r bid Ofl De c • .!1. The pro-
j eCt includes con!l tru cti on
of a 250-foot Jon& an1m off
40 th SL and some 460,000
cubic yaads of sand fi II 11.•
rebui ld the beach.
The emeraenc~ acti on
taken by the mayor and Ci t}
manaaer is subject to rea!·
firmati on by the Council.
Ma)'or Gruber beaan anana-
inJ for a spec1al Council
VANDALS HIT SCH OOL S meetina. which 1s expected
DU RING HO LI DAY to beheld this evenina,No v.
Two schools in the New-30.
poll-\lesa disui c t were hit Hlth Tid. Titu
by vandals over the Thanks-7.0 fL 7:13a.m. .Nov. 30
a;n·in1 ho hday. 7.2 fL &:00 a.m. Dec. I
rens1nn as recomm ended. w1n ter busltlc,.s.
He saiJ that susrenJ1ng .. Fnu tteen nc u. shoro; are
the meters ftH the .l mll nlh s rl anneJ 111 tl1e arcu U.• [lf('·
would ,,rrer a chance ""' 11de ttencral merchandising •
e\·aluate the effect f>f par~· for the en t11e C•'mmunll). -.e
mg meters during th e ,,ff. want free r ark 1n K r .• r tile
seasqn, and wo uld pml'lde l<',al res1 den ts. at lcnst rn1
!lum e re lief teo the nearb\ th e ~·cd -da' s. We ...,.ant to
businesses Junna the rorth·· build up nu ; busmes!> diS·
coming Co rrs o f Eng1n eers ll1c t and tll(lde m1zr 11..."
sand haul to the eroded .. lie ha .. mad e a cogent at-
beaches 10 West ~e"'-'I"'HL gument fN the area from ~h ....
The sand haul ...,,11 &<"' Fadden PL to 14th SL.''
thn1uah the Old Town ~ew-commen ted V1ce-\layo't
port area. IOmtinuetl oo pa1e 6)
Sidney Sanders dies
Someone used a pass key 7.1 fL 3:42 a.m. Dec. 2 "We had a wo nderful life In 1948, Mrs, Sandets rc·
10 enter NewpoH Elemental)' 6.9 fL 9:24a.m. Dec. J l.oaether," said Mn. Eliza· tired because of a heart
school cafeteria and drank 6.51\. 10:12 a.m. Dec. 4 beth Sanders, or 2888 Bay· attack. In 1950, after
9\L nint& or milk. Glue wat shore Dr ive. Bay Shore•. tpendina man y SUf"I'ITI8(1
n • MRS. LYDIA SU FF RON "" h r h •· th r ·1 • pouted all over the store-en I e spoke o er '"'re, e am1 y movew l.o
room floor and papers and OF C05TA MISA DIES husbend, Sydney Arnold Shore Cliffs, and later 1.o
otheT small items were •cal-Aftet a lin&erina illnen, Sanders, wbo died Tuesday, the Bay Shores apar~nt.
tered on the llooll of class· Lydia J . Sufflon of 2424 W. Nov. 21, at Hoa1 Hospital. They travelled a peat deal
room s No.ll and No.24, l"tliOO Fiut St., Coua Mesa, died Mr . Sanders was born May in the l .. t years, to the
plastic rockets were: duown Satutday, Nov. 25, at a New-q . 1194, in NottinJham, Sout.h Sua and Ewope
into \he ceilina. port Beach convalescent Eftaland. He came to Cali-1hrae tinw:s.
hotpital at die a1e or 16. fonia in 1921. He had ~. s--.s ia alto a•·
At Newport Harbor Hilh Survivors ue het 2 dtuah• b .. a a wa&et coloflst, and vh•ed by a daqt.ter, '*t.
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daat dae lppoinbnl•t .._tel •ita r-Coeta Mala Ia wu .._ .... ..,..._d
a Corona del Mal resident
didn't •ani tbe Council ~~
be put in a position or dc--
cidina how trees should be
pnoned.
Couneilml• Cool Ot-
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del Mar baaiaes._•, hat
and remubd, .. , wwld lib
lilt tree lllat I pai4 rcw 10
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W 1111 QTY 0P MIIF•t IIACII PIINCH lOOkiNG lam camt aatural ao ut. ·It ill -Clluarcba, •raaeoP••· It 11 ltaelf 1M ~eat
TN£ HAIIOI AUA'S OffSIJ' 111r~AI'II Porto: that w1 ....,. dlplomallc: ---...._, wu ualbiokoblo to bo oo-politlool porliao, odtool ..,._, Ia ~lo...,.,"
CMfloo _.-lao P'-1o ,., IEaolfo 8o1Wiooo The tJnre 10 po 10 Europe, I tbouahl. wu charl' Oill aD ,_ dalma 00 cu ........... pat dod c. ·I rKOII -llo --_. ...,oooloool .,_ 01. McBIJaio o-oood 1'7~ll:. c....,.. c.... ...... c.w. -91111$. ''out olltUOG, .. after Khool Md ....... ud tbe ftbukKII au.. she ow. Ul ud ..a a.an. aadoa •u .,. ....... ill ~··~~-.. ' n· .... -....._., ill .. , .... i~~~T~I&.~·~~~~~~~~~~Ir~U~U~•gCAno Codo 71~ t11o .w.., o1 touriou boo IOboidod. llooDo'o O.Coullc and hlt dopo,..od oubjocll 10 ., 10 oomplo'ooooy -.... ..... boldo. io oot how llloir opiaiOoo ooootod 10 bo o ,....,,,, ol .. ..._ ..&: .a-Chapel wu 10 c:rowded wta. we were heU. Then u.y miah& tate tbl lla&ue of Ubo Uip Mala• wu auak la Ha.-o• be da-aed.. ·'J'be ' lfDII• pablic oouoiMCe la ...... ._.., !,;'.! !i, C:.,-:.~ lbln 1 few dl)'l ..,, tha& oace JOU •••lUrid erty back. But abe It u iDcoqruoul lillit m ••• HalbOr, _.lllow Teddy Ilea i1 ll.ow aoaa tbey_ OM iaa wills W411 al•f ooo
• r• .,,.,c ......... your eye~ (rom the ceillq. you hiMf to be the same harbor u the U.N., aaybow. RDo•onh tec:ndied 11.1• be calM •d Nadered anor· c·Jalilm. Partb•, Ia DeliO"
..... ea-...... ,.... careful lelt your chiD COftl8 dowf'l Oil lOme ~aulle baa kkked NATO. out of fraoce Uftouah Rider•" Md .... rocu ... •• dnuocl; "Muy aatlooa ..
ENII:If ._ _.~ ..... • ---~·· DON .• The lut. time I bad ~ aDd it ls COilit'll Ul hundrccb Of milliont ot cap•ed Sea Ji.IM Hill · Wbal peahr daall•!'l• tuatl)' vie willl OM ..,... rc::=:: ;;::±:'<~ ...... L. A-ID I ..... Mtebaelanaefo I mukrp.et;e iD tbe Vabc&D , dollan ro move our Freneh inNallattooa. lDIO I ,.......,eel bow •• <:OGld tho .. or tho riablWIDJ ~· in u•dlaa ........
""'-.:--M c..., .r a..-., Sa.. of oaly a budful of ~ wen theN. M• o( and equipment. All American troope .,. DOW people wbo Uvod. Ia cido1 haYO lbu &O •IIODco luc:b liOft 01 ueda Neon &a &o c;;ru;~;: ••• urw .. p.WI-' •II p-'ollc Europe il. even now, OYer-ru.o witb touinb. OU1 of France--except tbc 100,000 who .,. alona lbo ALiaatic Coau apo1ta1y. and 10 ro1toro 1hd natioa•: Do•laa they
· Non from Amerka than anywhere elae. buried .there. I'm for movina tbe~ dt-t1and u auack by •• palrioUam ia our I .ad? alp their on clealb wu-
. · · · · _. P.w.~Aw Tbc American touriat pays pric:cl c.pecia]ly ~Mm~e betla'. Spaahh noot. ud bow USS Tho riaht wina ia oppoted ran&a if coran.alom I• lac-
liMP A ·N·-·aUiiCI'iPTi'OM'i'A'T-:.-e .. • Uttor marked-up for Americau, haDdl the money be Some folk• uy we have to keep on beiol Orop bravely touaded &q io·dalilm, which accord--co1tru1 ...
.. ....., AN•: 0.. ,.., M.IIDI 2 ,.. ... n.oo doan't know how to count to a crook who nK:e 10 DeGaulle and the French, to keep Cape Hom Md relnfarcod ina to Or. ·Steuart Mc:Bimie. Or. McBinlo deplored dr.o
0. el ...._AN._: a.._,. •. a.OO; 2 ,..._ t9.00 short-chan,a him, tben over-tips. il i.nlultod, them on our side. Please! Now that Mac tbe our ALiaH.Ic noet.. ·Tbo de-abolithoa properly ripta, fact that che eoaeotYa&lvo
•oooooe>Oo41D:oooooooooo~ and kaves happily for the nc:xtayp. Naturally, Knife haa disarmed Ul, we can't atrord to have 11n.1ction of tho Spuhh •d 10 oomnuniam, which movement 11 10bedb' rr.,..
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner Jnd·publisher of the Ensign
the wont otfenden are the depraved, immoral, Fnnce on our lick anymore. noet by our Navy, under doatroya all human riahu. montod,"" and dtat it ''p~o
decadent, cowardly, ungrateful French. When talk.ina with European• abqut Ameri-the command or Sampson Those on the f11 loft who aenta neitbtr a ua.Uecl floG&
Twice within one aeneration, America.D men can Foreian Aid or about the Vietnam war, and Schley comet 10 mind oppooe riaht wlna philo-to the throat or comrauoilm
and boys fouaht. bicd aod died on French they invariably ment~ our "ulterior motives. .. and nearly a aeon of yearo' 110pby nua& therefore bo In or even a potltiYe tohatioa
battlefields to save a nation not worth ~avlna. We do what we do mamly to promote our own afler lhat victory, 1 aaw the favor of doatroyina thou to its challenp.'" •oooooq:OOOoC\Io'O:•OQooOOOO~oo After savina a decadent France, many of selfish interests, they conten~. lbey be~e ~ &he rutted hulks of lhe hwnM riahtt, and must ad-o Dr. Mc8irni1, u a poet
IOTIIII Tl ftiiT &lOUT IF., ••
There would be nOthing to fear for the safe.ty and se-
curity of this great nation of. ours, If .•• IF citizens
throughout the land would exercise just as much energy
and determination In the defense of personal freedom and
private enterprise and Initiative as they display In ar·
gulng about s uch matters as street trees and parking
meters, and about dogs and ocean front roadwaYs, and
about changing the name of a street.
whose men were unwillina to fiaht for their because they can~ conc:e•ve of the idea~ Sponi•h ahipa lyina alona vocate one worlditm and reli1iou1 loader, bollov ..
country, we helped rebuild her. Now sbe is and aoodneu wh1ch permeate the Amencan the north •horo of QJ.bo. duo doalluct.ion of theAmcri-that thc1o ia to CorDI o
one of our best enemies. It is 11id that the character. lbey don't r";liz.e how much we've Then it wu considered 10 can entity, 1 ••united cbwch.'' aod tbat
Frenchmaa hates Americans more than any done for them (we've JIVUI. the world SISO h L-en tho patn·ou·c 01 ~ "clli . ..... ,.Chri1tian• 1hould occa-
othe •--othe F b b.ll ' · "f · : ..... -•---) E , ...... __ ave lKl ....,.,. '" mte, anOWD &I r:~ r peop~Jtcept r rene men. 1 JOn m ore11n a_.... --.... .vm u ~ well a• the humanitarian lbe "Voice of Americanism:• until O.riat comet. ·Par& of
Our Secretary of the Treasury, Boldfinp:r, people could apprec1ate what we ve done for th. _ como -tho roocuo t1 du d b Lj thia activity 1hould be
h od --• ld hold. · the h he ld , 1... T'L.-'d . ana ...-.., rocea y pro ce a OO• ot . . . as r U....u our go lnp In past t em I r wou D t lae us. Jnc:y raent It, of the Cuban people who entitled: "Tbe Real Power liVen "? tho OPpc;llltion to
dozen yean from $23 biUion to S I 3 billion. for that ~~ human ':latur~. One of ~ swat were •ufferinl under S~nish Behind ComrN~niam ,, .which communtlm, tho k.inadom ~
And we owe most of that to our rrtend, De-ways fO ahuaate ll frtend IS to lend bun money I w th f d -H d lh • anti.chri•t. Every OuiltiAII Gaulle, the conservative pr~ommunist. So. or 10 constantl y do him favors The foreianers ru e. e pve em roo om, hi ouore CO 010 wbo IUP. h ld de 1 1 ·
Wc·•e done the moor lor d'-lo·k· e "' the --• but after three •core yeau port his broadca1ta. Copiu h•. our .thu ndt ~ tPIOC Aim we now have no goJd we can c-.11 our own , "' ,,..,.. · lh 1 th . I' be d .... _ ob . d . . 11 11 an JUI aa U• except in our jewelry and teeth. In this same Recently hiah school students at an Ameri-ey Oil en 1 tty an may "" Wno by wntinl d 1 ' ·
1 speak from the dismaying eKperlence of observing
these arguments and discussions at City Council meet-
Ings during these many, many years. The aforementioned
topics bring the crowds, and the arguments. The dispu-
tants are concerned, sincere, and determined, and so
they should be. aut I cannot help wondering, with some
misgiving s, where are these concerned citizens when
Can SChool• ,·0 Europe cbil"---or uru·led now ue tufferina more than 10 Or. McBimie, P .O. Bo1 byent Y oppoae COI'!II'Ut h' nllm twelve yean. our world friends almcMt doubled , UIQI lh d.d d S . h 'V\ Gl dal every meant a 11 com--their non 9'an-teelh aold holdings. DeGaulle, States Air Force per50nnel, were liven a social ey ever 1 un cr ~nn :n~, en °· . mtnd."
makes periodic raids on our gold. Anybody studies quiz in which one of the questionl rule. VeL we do nothina to Tho_ aa~or deac~tbod the L.ot Ul u lli'ODI and
wbo holds our a:old certificate! and notes, can was: "What is a word which means to give save them.. contnbuti~l whl~ Karl brave Ametican•. 10 roub
' basic Issues Invo lving our liberty come up for decision.
Possibly at home In the living room, watching television,
and perhaps worrying about how those street trees
should be trimmed.
aet our gold, except Americans. In addition help to one's enemies?" Doe• thiS '!'e~ that we Man, L.orun. Stahn. end to prourve ouJ nation and
to owina us hundreds of millions for WW 1 The expected answer was, of course: Trea-are leu patrlotJc than we Nechayov made to the de· to liVe the worldt "Let Ul
and WW II, France has kept borrowing from son. were 70 years aao? No, em-velopnont aad Jpread ol t th wbol armor o(
us and kept gettina outright gjfll. Some day, However, 23 American children answe~d: phatical!y no! It only mean• oOnnuni•m. a1 rollowa: ~on that :y be oblo
some American hothead is go!na to sugest Fo reign Aid.-American Way Features that we have pen:nitted our ".Karl. Man. boa.•te~ .of tho to ;Land ala~n~t tho wil .. =;;;;:...;,;;;;:;;;,;;;;;;...;,;;;,;;;;;;;,;;,....;,..::;;;;;:...;,;;,...;;;;::;~...;,...;,;,;,:...;,,;.;;,;_.;.;;=;,:=-;:,;,..;.;;;;;,;;;.;,;___ people ':'> be brain w.aa~ed hi~\Ortcal lfteVIt~thty or or the devil. .. Epbotiaa's
LeHe 5 to the Ed •tor tolhe pomlwhcre potno usm wuveraal communum, but 6,10 r 1 i• held in low reputo, ond h• did ••• •e·•·' the e"" -=-· _. -.---=:-:--o-
where nationali•m i• pulhed llOpl which would brina it From the Bl'ble
I I I
''liT 1101, HOI CAll IT IE!"
Assemblyman E. Richard Barnes (R-San Diego) has
urged the Congress to declare a state of war exists be-
tween our government and the government of North Viet·
nam. If a s tate of war were declared, It would be treason
to fly the purported flag of North Vietnam on the campus
of the University of California at San Diego.
Innumerable Incidents on un iversity campuses, city
streets, and other arenas, defying our government and
giving aid and comfort to the eriemy would certainly be
treasonous.
Probably no one has mo re graphically depleted this ln·
tolerable situation In our country than Joseptl R. Holmes
of the San Diego Dispatch, who, on October 27, in honor
of Navy Day sta ted:
"_.y God, how can it be, that one boy lies rotting from
malnutrition and torture In a jungle pri son camp In North,
Vietnam-and an other boy spits and tramples on the flag
of this country on the steps of a university of learning.
"That one boy lies s ightless in a U.S. Naval Hospital
fro m communist inflicted face wounds-and another bOy
uses a communist flag to drape himself in defiance of
the Jaws of this country.
uThat one man of medicine begins his 30th straight
hour standing over an operating table In pursuit of life
tor men serving this country -and another man of medl·
cine Implores c rowd s of young men to refuse to serve
the l r country.
\\That one Negro holds the face of his dead white com-
rad e In his arms and cries pitifully In a dirty mud hole
in Vi etnam -and another Negro screams with hate
against his white brother on the streets of countless
American cities.
"That one boy I ies in a coff in beneath the ground be-
cause he believed in duty to country -and another boy
lies on a dingy cot giving blood to the enemies of his
country.
"That ooe man of God s hields a wounded boy from an
enemy bayonet with his body and dies-and another man
of God used his cloth as a shield to preach hate, dlssen·
sion and lawless ness.
"My God, how can it be?"
Assemblyman CJarnes comments: "None dare call It
treason ! But actually what ~s going on In our country Is
treasonous! The President and the Congress, by adopt-
In~ a declaration of war, can clear the air and lmmedia·
tely make treasonous these des picable, destructive acts
of defiance and betrayal of our men In Vietnam."
"GIVE US A OtOICE ..
Editor of the En sian,
Barry Goldwater uatid 1n
a recent co lumn : "Geo rae
Wallace and Lyndon B.
Johnson make up a pack.aae
which is goin1 to be hard
to beat in U6a •.• " As
usual Barry is missing the
boat concerning the Wallace
candidacy. Mr. Wallace has
LEGAL MOTICE
stated catcaorically that he
wi •hes to insure the people
or the country or a cho ice ,
rather than a re petition of
the same uninteresting
socialis tA, against sociali sl
B type campaign which is
an affron t to lhe vo ters•
in telliaence.
All the Republi can Party
has to do to capture the
LEGAL MOTICE
CI TI' OF !'f[I'PORT BEAD!~. CALifORNIA
NOTICE IN VITINC aiDS
SEALED BIDS will be rece.ived at Uae o(f.ice o( tbe City
Clerk, Chy Hall, Newport Beach, CalHon~la , u ti I 10~00 a,m.,
on th e 19th day o~ December, 1967, at which tim e they will br
opened 1111d read, lor performing work 1111 follows:
Sf.l'f.R MAIS REPLACEM E~T PROGRA\1, 1967-68
CONTRACT NO. I 145
No hid will be receivrd unlrss it is mad!" on 111 propol!ial form
fun:11 i11hed by the Public WotkH Departmen t. Each bi d mu s t be
accomr.1111 ied by cash, certified check or Biddrr'!< Bond made
payab e 10 the City o f Nfl .. 'port Rt"ach, lor an amount "qual to
at leut 10 percent of the amoun t bi d.
The documtnts included withio the 11ealed bid!i whir'h require
COtnpletion and e~~:ecution a~ the following:
I. -Propo~al
2. Page l -Oe11i~ati on of Sul't-t"oottactor!<
3. Pa~e 4 -Bidder'" Bond
· 4. P1ge 9 -Noo-collusio,a Affidavit
5. Page 10-Conlrll.cto r's F'iall.oc ial Stalua
The document!< 11hall be a ffi~~:ed with thf' aprropriatr "i!!nature"
and titl"l'l of the per!<Ooll 11igning on hehal• of the bidder. f or
corporations, the "ignaturea of the p,...l<l•ttf or VIc• p,..•IJ•nt
and s.c,..tory or A••l.,ottf S'ac ... ta'l' are reqn ired aad the Cor·
poratr Seal shall be aUh~:ed to all document" re quirios aiKJlll·
lures. In the case of a pann~'r!lh ip, the t~ipature of at lea~t
one !eOI'ra! partol'f is required,
All bidll arc to be compared on the baais of the f.ngincer'11
eatimatc. The e11timated quanlitiell lire 11.pproa;imate onl y, heios
given !JOlclr. 88 a baAi8 for lhe compariMon o f bid8.
No bi d w11l be accepted from 11 Contractor who haa not bel"n
licensed in accordance with the provi!lioo!l of Chapll"r 9, Oi vi·
sioo Ill of Bu lli D""" tutd Profe ssiooa' Cod ... The Contn~r·tor
shall !Illite hi s li cense numbe r and d asllification in thfl propo-
sal.
Plan!l, Speci11l Provil'l~o n !l, ~tnd Contract Document!< ma y be
obtained at th e Public ~·orl!l Department, City Hall, Newport
Beach, Californi a, ;It no t'olll to licea11ed contractors. A non·
refundable char(l;e of l 2.00will be re quired for each aet o f planll,
apecial Provi!li ooK, and coauact dor:ameats for oth ers than
liceoaerl contractors. It ill r .. queKttld that the plan!!! and Mpecial
provi11ion,. be returner! wi th in 2 '"eeka after the bid open ing.
A aon·rdundablfl "har~,. of 12.00 will be required for ncb st"t
of City of Ncwpon Rea ch Standard Specificatioae.
The-City of Newport Beac h rfl•e rvlla lhe right to reject 11ny or
all hide and to Wl'll v .. any ioform•lity In auch bidt~,
In accordaoce wit h the provi&ione of Section 1770 of the La:.or
Code, the City Couoc il of the Ci ty of Ne;wport Oe;ach baa as-
certained thfl gene.. a I pre;v.lling rate of pe r diem wagea in the
loc alit{ in which th,. work ie to be petformed for each crah or
!Y Pe o. workm1o or mechanic needed to e~~:ecate th e cont,..ct atul
liaa ael forth thl'!ll e items i~ Reeo latio11 No. 65\9.
A copy of aaid Resolatioo i11 available io th e office of U.e City
Clerk tn the City of Newport Beach.
The; following is the achedull'! of _prevailios wase rateP.O, 1966·
61{ for a aelect ive list of chaaeiricatioaa. To8ether with the
in onutioo included in Re80iutioo No. 6519, thia t~ched ale ia
to be con~ti dered a pan of the11e contract apecificatioa.a .
Prevailins Wa!ie Ruea-1966-67
Clo .. lflcoflon (S•Int/va L1•""9) (S/JI") (S/r/671
Csrpentera 4.83
LEGAL NOTICE C"'eot Ma~n Joan:~eymao 4.60 LEGAL NOnCE Laborer,
4.84
. -cE OF PUBLIC nEARING Geoersl or Coaetrnctio11 N~J~E~~l~~~~B~E~I~I:~ N~QilcE IS HE REB~ GIVEN :it••~10 Ralte;r & Ironer
a..t tbe C ity Coaacil of the that die City Coanc tl of the Gai~a Ch-er
City of New pori Beach will City of N~wr:tl , O.•ch ~Ill La ia of all aoa·metallic pipe
hold a p~~blic hut las reprd• hold • pabhc eanaLi~nlllll Toalel ~laaaificatiou
3.70
3.91
3.70
3.78 4.01
3.85 ....
3.85
3.93
4.16
~8 Ordioaace No, 1239, hela@i, tha appul of the;. 1 f 'f:Y Vibratomtaa, J•ck H•mmer, Poeamltic Tool11 , •a ordla.uce of the City of Clab frocn tlae ~ec ta 00 0 ! e ( 1 d 'II ) t 315 4.4445
NllWpori Be•ch eatahliti\ias Pla-laf Comllllaaloa detyNa1 no!:::\!8 2at~~eera (7t i/U1 W71J /471
HtlNick Uua aad ameadins 1 •n:ica~loh for U•~rerm 1 .,:j Oiler n.d alpalru• (Crou_p I) 4.38 4.53 8'-"'(.! t'-P No, 5~, Plsaa~as 1· "' c reqoe• .,.~:robo.t Sklplosder (Leal! J'. 'yd~) (Groap 2) 4.62 4.11 oa• •1ja 1A~~~ea1 '[11\1 1f· to 0{:ratt' ~·11:•b.a,.erasu Rod•• qd Chaia.n .. (Croap 3) 4.86 5.01 !56• •PP .1ca1 oa o ~a"' .,• .• ae" •1• e 0 •8 la•,..•nt.IID (Groap f ) 4.97 5.12
l'lewport, ac:. requat 1• •· NOTICE IS BEREBY •. ru • Gr•de C"cler (Groap 5) 5.16 5.31 tlc.il-. of froat_yard •etb.cka 'l'(ff;R GIVEN tbt the oaid Pave:t~teat-bruler openttor (Ctoap 5) 5.16 5.11
• IS lohi ia Ttact 6228 I~ pabllc he•rl•l will "-.. eld oa Crode-•11 Of"!nttor (Groap 6) 5.26 5.41 er.•4 ••alerly of .._rparlte ille lldlt tt.iy of t>.ce•ber, Teat .. ter• (S!f!UJ (5/1/"J
A.,.a ..... twoea rut~~ Avene 1967, ai '-" .. oar of 7t30I P·•· O..p TNck Drt.er (Le .. tha 4yda) f .U f. SO
ud Su Joa:.aSa lfllla l'ot~d Ia Ia t .. e ~aaell c .... ~,. of Water track driver (2500 1al. 10 4000 sal.) f .U 4.68
c .... cl•l •• ,. dte City Hall of tAe City of B•lld iaJ~ •041 CoeMractioa uade• (5/J/UJ (f/l/a7)
NOnCE 15 HEREBY FUR• N .. port Buc .. , C.llforal•. o1 Bric:k.lilyerl StoeeM•eo• 5.15 5.15
1'8£1 CIVE!f cUt &1M .. Jd ••lc .. tJ .. oM pa.ee • .,. a.4 Electric!• (71r(UJ t71J/67J 11•He ...,_, •Ill .. hW o-all ,.,...,. la .. ,..&ed _, ·~ Jo•,..,..• Wlreaaa 6. I 6.55
.. 11 .. QY of Deo•Mr, ,.., uti ... MeN thrwoo. {4121/MJ ··~• at tJt,o ,..,. J 7110 p.a. Lea .. lAd• Lather 4J65 II ... c .... u c•-hl'lf of Cllf Cloetl 'Poiat.,. l1n/UJ (711/17)
.. Cllf •all "' .. City of Cllf of New,.rt a..e.• J..,..~ -Spray S.tl S.ll ::;r..::=-.. ~ ..:l .. ~ ..... ""· ~'"· Ia "'r' ... ":!"l .. ··" •. 64 ell ... a .. I a ,.... _,. .. n. ....... I bofel A.y el--'fl<~atioo -~~··" lleret. olaall .. ,...m., ,..___,.._.._.. •a• ---.. T ..._ craa,.., '-~ r--O..rd••• S..4., nd Bolilfay ..... a.N M ,...u.., c:r•h c~c ._. '-•' hzlftl•• ,..., fCQ~,.:.,Clljo:-::'l:;l! 1o --CITJ OF "PPOIT IIEACII, CAUFORNIA ·-.-...._. L••rat..._., Cllf 0...
...... .Pwltll••~ No•.ao. Ul7, la 6o lif...,.,. 1_.., EMJ•
national election in 196! is uide in favor or intema· abouL It wa1 Lenin who
to present a live individual tionaliam, and where the made workable the convnun-
who 1tand1 for the sound and fl'l)ral valuu tauaht by the iam of Marl. He round the
fundamental principle~ of Ten Convnandmenta are k.oy in Nechayev's t"Revolu-
Americanism upon which beina 1upeneded by that tionary Catechi•m'. a horri-
our country wa1 founded; II uran1e theory of '"New Mo-fyia1 document odvocat.in1
OPPOied to the collect.ivi1t rality,'' IDta! d .. truction of tho IG-
tociety which the IN party 1 Jtew up in the aura of cia! order. Stalin extended
haa utabli&hed. veneration for our national ~e power o( comnunism by
If they are not able to do institutions and with a feel· hi a internationally oraani-
that, (and they baven'i . inl of lratieude (or the z.ed Comintem which prac•
been in recent timet) then pn"celeu heriLale which ticcd aubveraion_ on an or-~ at difference doea it · od 1 " lhe foundin1 fathen iave pntz sca e.
For God. who commanded
Che liaht to thine out of
darkneu, hath shined in
our hearll, to aive the
liaht of Lhe k.nowledle or
the a lory of God in Lho race
or Jesu• Olritl.
But we have lhit treasure
in earthen veuel1, that the
excellency of the po.wer
1may be or God, and not of
~s. 01 Corinchian1 4:6, 7 .)
make; and why chanae from 10 Ul. It wu natural 10 be-Spiritual 1ickneu, a lack
one bufroon to another with cane 1 riaht win1or and 10 or lou of faith in God, the FIRST GIFT MADE .l
probably leu experience in take my stand wllh lhoae on aocial OJdot, morality, and FOR CORII't...MIMORIAL
wholesale chicanery! lhe extreme riaht. ·Any other law. were the CIUiel of the The Cotta Mesa Woman'•
U the Republican• and coune would have been dia-powtb of connuni1m. Dr. Club wu the fi11t women'•
Barry are worried about loyal 10 tho•e who pve McBimie further 1tat~d that club in the Oranae Oiltaict
Wallace, all they have LO do their lives that this nation "the leaden. and then con-to pletent a 1Ht, a check.
iS nominale a candidate WhO th -··' l r I()() oL Oo • mi1ht have life and mi1ht vert.l amona e lwuen 1, 01 $ , to •ue .-rvaces
will have the cowa1e of his con tinue 1o live. I am a riaht are not really poor people. fot the Blind in memo1y .or
convi'"tions and 1-Mn1 the win1erbecau1elatn opposed Many comnoni111 are from Mts G. Hoy t Co1biL
nation back to freedom and 10 everythinl that tho far economically favored or Mu.Co1bit., who died Nov.
individual responsibility; left s tand• [or. even privileaed families. 11, was president of dte
and lhat will take quite a Dr. Carl Mcintire, the They are all spiritually Q1an1e Oisuict or Fedeaatcd
man. voice of "The 20th Century cmpt.y." Women's Clubt. It was hei
Bob Du1an Reformation Hour."' in are-The creation of chao• due desite to futnilh a toom to
Newport Beach cent letter quoted Or_. Frank-to man diuatitfaction i• hei,P blind women learn how
• • • lin H. Littel. pruident of a major objective or the to cook and keep hou1e. She
MORE LETTERS the lAO, 11 uyina: comrnuni1t movement. The had wo1k.ed many houu at
on rov• 8, ••ction 2 .. Riaht win1era •e not a author uid that communi 1m th is a1ency in Santa Ana.
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mottly in eizee 1 ud 10,
valued at t774, were •·tot en.
Coolnl Bible Charch, a1
llrd St. and Oruao Ave .,
Cotta Men -Paatot H•nry
E. Jon .. wi 11 conduct e~
nunioa nrvicos at the 9
and 10:30 a .m. worship
hout1 th1 Sunday. Hia sor·
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Dr. Chutu Dierenfietd. Hi s
(irat sermon wi It be on
"•The &ifl of prayer," at 8.
9:]0 and 11 a.m. this Sun-
day. The Women• a Pel1ow-
aliip Chriumu luncheon
will be held at 11 :]0 a.m.
Wodneaday, Dec. 6. at the
church. • • • Lutheran Chwch of the
Master, 2900 Pacific View !~~~~;;~~~;;~!J Harbor Hilla -will
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beaia widl celeWaUoa of
11M Lord'a aupper at th"
1:4$ IDd 11 a.m. tervicea
thia Sunday. -\ apecial
feauac at both urvic ..
will be the liahlina ol
the prophecy candle or the
advent wreath. Additional
candtea •ill be Habtod dw·
ina the follo.-ina Sundaya.
Dr. William Elle~r'a sermon
lhia Sunday ~ill be on
''Wako up and live." • • •
The Plymouth Conarep-
tional Church, 3262 Broad
St., Newport Hei&htt ·-
.. What may we look llp 101"
will be the advent s ermon
IOpic of the Re v, Norman
Brown at the 10 a.m. Sun-
day tervice. The Women's
Fellowship will hold a ruro-
maae ule from 1:30 a.m. 10
S p.m. this Friday and
Satu.rday, Dec. 1 and 2, at
B57 NewJ»rt Blvd., Costa
Mesa •
The Firll Baptitt Chwch
of Cotta Meu, Santa Ana
Ave . at Maanolia 'it. -Of.
P. G. Neumann wi II preach
on "We would tee Jetus"
at the 11 a.m. Sunday ter-
vice. .4.t 7 p.m. his topic
will be "The answeu to
question• you have asked." • • • The Cluistian Science
Churches, Newport Bea.tt,
Corona del Mar and Costa
Mesa -"Old th~ only
cause and creator•' will be
the subject of this Sunday's
lesson sennon. • • • Newport Uni ty Church,
meeting at 15th St. and Ir-
vine Ave., Cliff Haven -
The Re v, Loren Flickinger
will preach on "One pre-
s ence, one power" at lhe
10 a.m. Sunday service,
The Wednesday evening
pta,Yer theme will be "Trust-
ing in IJod . ., ••• The annual family Christ-
mas workshop will be held
from 6 to 1 p.m. thi s Friday,
Dec. 1, in Thompson Hall
at the First ~ethodist
Clutch of Costa Mesa. The
W .S.C.S. Cir cles wi II pro-
vide Yule de coration pro·
jects for all aaes. ~1ts. Ida
Wilkinson 'is coordinating
the projects,
.~ . . .
The Sunday School On is t-.
mas pqrllft, "The secret
of Christmas,'• will be
Ji ven twice on Sunday ,
Dec. 17. at the Prince or
Jlt;ace Lutheran Church.
2987 Mesa Verde Or., Costa
Mesa. O,ildren rrom cradle
roll throuah 2nd grade wi II
JX'esent the pro aram at 4
p.m •• and pades 3 through
3 wi II perform at 7 p.m.
MRS NORA BROOKS
Dl ES AT AGE OF 83
Life ended Ftiday, Nov.
24, for Nora Btooks, of
1929 Federal Ave .• Costa
\lesa, at !loa& Uospi tal, al
the age or 83.
Mr s . Brooks is survived by
her hu sband,t-lau y, She was
botn July l , 1884, in Mi s-
souri and cam e to Californ ia
40 years aao.
Servi ce s we1e held Tues-
day, Nov. 28, at Bell Broad-
way ,\1ortu al)' Chape l wi th
the Rev. Eldon Cobl e or
the Costa Me sa Chu1ch or
the Nazarene offi cia ting.
Private entombment was at
Meltose Abbey Mausoleum.
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TltUIISDAY, NOV. 3~ 1967
COIIliiA DEl liAR, CALIF.
••• of social note
rHE ENGAGEMENT of Miss
Mary Elizabeth qlce to r;:d.
ward J. Coppola Jr. has
been announced by ner par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
~Ice, formerly of Lido Isle
and now of Santa Barbara.
., ....
.. Barney" Barnet of Costa
Mua, lapidary eapert and
GM of Corona del Mar'a
favorite mail caniera, ia
DOW rec~&peratina r1om a
cricty heart operation at
UCL4 Medical Center.
Somechin1 new hat been
.clded in the rorm or. metal
heart valve. Barney•a wife,
Florence, an auiatant at
the Corona det Mar Library,
i• roadin& all the bOokl on
the care and feedina of a
convaloac:ent. ••• .\ny one cauaht up with
Cotona del Mat attist Burt
PtocteJ lately'.' He may be
in New Yotk 01 other parts
of the east, where he was
selected to hana his pic·
The groom-elect, previous-turea with the .\llied <Utists
ly a Newport resident, Is of -'tnerica at the National
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-o\cademy Gallety.
f . • • • ward J, Coppola o Tust1n. Frank Hamilton, anothe 1
The bride--elect attended local' artist, will open a
Georgian Court College for new show at the Challis
Women at Lakehurst, N.J., Gallery in Laauna. u.anin&
and was graduated from this week-end. Ftank is the
Long ~each Stat e, where aon of Mr. and Mn . .\ . .\.
she Is turrently taking her Hamilton or Balboa.
teaching credential s. Her • • • fiance _ Is a Tustin High Bayaide Villaae re sidents,
School graduate and attend-Mr. and Mil. Peuy Nollar,
ed Orange Coast College. ~~~:h::;:~vi~~i~h:=~~~
He served In the U .5. Navy located up beyond San Luis
and wa s stationed at Lake· Obispo. They were joined
hurst. The young' couple by their daua,hter and aon-
met at an airport while they in-taw ftom the Los Anaeles
we re enroute to New Jers ey. area and their 2 grandchii-
They plan a July 20 wed-dren. • .., ..,
ding. A Christmas Buaar of
CHJLDREN'S THEATRE ''uquisite Jifts and gout· met foods" reads the invi-PROCR-'M A.NHOUMCEO tation rrom the Women's
South Coast Reperlor y Guild or Out Lady of \1t.
announ ces the addition of a Cannel Catholic Chwch.
Chi ld1en's ~ Theaue p•o-The party will be held
pam, which will debut Wednesday, Oec. 6, at the
Oe c. q in the Th itd Step home of Mr. and Mrs . Josef
Theaue in Co sta ~1esa. Weibach at 124 Via Lorca,
Oa vid Errmes, SCR's Lido Isle, from 1 oa.m. to
managing directot, saya 8 p.m. Dessert and coffee
tha t the opening production will be served,
will be "Cinderella and •
Titr.ie Twinkle ," by Wallet Everybody
\iack. ·place and
•
• • went some
who weal •Yplace over
lhe Th•k•sivin& ho lidaY
reported crowds. crowda,
crowd a. crowda. Thi a wu
tNe or San FfMCiiCO, ao-
cordin& iO the Hollia Wood
ftrni ly of the Balboa Ocetn
Front. Thil Wll true or
Laa Veaaa. acoordin& 10
Mr. IWld Mn. Floyd Weater-
dahlofLidoNord Bay Front,
and ever-ao-m~Wty people
was lhe report of Mrs.
David Smiley of Corona del
Mar, and her mother, Mra.
Jeuie Hill, who tri pped
down to Tijuana on the day
after turkey day. • • • Some people just stayed
home and cooked. Mr.s. Bi ll
Cannina of Co sta Mesa
stayed home becau s e her
mo ther vi sited her for the
3-day ho liday, Dr. and Mrs.
Ellery Stowel l of Cameo
HiJ,hlands stayed close to
hom e because Dr. Sto well's
larae and lin aerina cold is
threatening to become
serious.
• • •
Frank Crissman of Holly
!--ane, Newport Hiiahu, is
at Huntinaton Hanfo1d ~os
pital in Pasadena and le-
port.ed to be ver y sick. • • •
It was a qu iet day fo r \1r.
and Mrs. Harry (mel, Coro na
del Mar residents , becau se
Mr. lmel is sti II iII in the
hospital, but it was a
double celebration, becau se
it was their 61nd anniver·
ary. They ate enjoyina a
vis it from their daughter
from Colorado. • • •
~Irs. O.M. Campbe II i'
leaving the Harbor Area for
a new retirement hom e up
in the Claremon t area. \1r11.
Campbell moved from het
Cliff ~Haven home a rew
year s after the death of her
hus band into a Newpo rt
Beach apartment be c atJ se
she was tra\'e\lin& so much
-she's circled the alobe
New arrivals at Hoag -.-,.-.11
Boy -Mr. IDd Mra. llonnlc --.. Mev. •
S.uor, 2154-B SMta Ana Boy -Mr. ·and Mrs. Midi-
Avo.,•Coata·~u. · ul John10ft, 446 CabrUl•
Boy -Mr. P4 Mrt. 'ni'I\Ooo S&.; Cotta Me ... '
thy Thoma1, 492 Scaw~ Oirl -Mr. ud Mrt. Joha
Rd.,·Corona Hiahllndt.' Geil, 4072 ()amaincler Way.
SwM.,, Mev. 19 Irvine.·
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. John
Peuae, 10~ ]Jrd St., Woat
Newport. /
Tw .. ll.y, M-.. 21
Girl -Mr. arwl Mta. J wn••
McO.Uah. 2ll7 Aralia SL,-
Eaat Bluff.
Boy -Mr. and Mra. Harvia
Grizr.le, 1()43 Minion Dt.,
Coata Mesa. Boy -Mr. and Mrs. James Oirl -Mr. and Mn. Ken·
neth Wicker, ]16 E. 20th
White. l2S1 W. Baker SL, St., Coata Mesa.
Co~ta Mc:sL . Boy - Mr. and Mrs. John
Gut -Mr. and Mn. R1ch-Cwtis, 61S~ Victoria St.,
ard Enael, 3lll Costa Mesa Costa Men.
SL, Costa Men. Boy_ Mr. and Mn. James
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Ronald Hi I bum 218 Kn oll St.
Clark, 2523 Vassar Pl., Costa M'eaa. '
, , • ADD ONE SCREAM
Can you imagine pourina turpentint on an open cut ?
This was the favorite way to prevent lodtjaw some
ya.n aao. Naturally, M wouldn"l think ofdoina this
now. But then. we're lucky. We have tetanus toxoids
-and antitoW\5. Thanks to fnedK:al lcienoe, k:Jckjaw
Med no loneer be a kiUer ... previously, death
occurTCd in 90% or the C&KS. Chiktren, becai.IIC or
their affiruty for cuts, sometimes pick IJP the tetanus
Ff11\. So, if there are youna children in your ramily,
be sure to , ask your physician a~t prnenti'le
tetanus shots. It's ai' .. Vlys wile to seck your doctor's
advict before uUna any med.Ones. And next lime
you have a prescription to be: tilled, think or \11. .
Christensen
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COLTS WIN TITLE
Newport-Mesa Colts won Calirornia Championship
the Oranae County Cham-playoff at noon at the San
pionship in &he PeeWee Clemente Hiah School . They
division or Pop Warner will play the Palos Verdes
football. beatina the North Lancers.
Oranae County Stinpaya
19 toll on SatwdauNov. "EWl'ORT ILYO. TOPIC
25, at Wutminater Hiah AT LUNCHEON TOOAY
School. Keepin& Newport Blvd.
Touchdown'S were by Scott open thlouah Costa Meu
Gaynor, Eric: Johnson and and the freeway will be dis·
Mike Maaner. cuued by Mel Riddle
Tho Caballos lost to the director of public afrairt:
Huntinaton Beach Impalas U. S. National Bank, at
2S..O, in the Midaet Oivi1ion the Coua Mesa Tomor.row
precedin& the PeeWee aame. luncheOn at noon today,
On Satwday, l)ec, 2, the Nov. 30, at the Caspian
Colts will beJin the Southern Reuaur ant.
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0 4.N GUG:NE:Y, a resident of Harbor View Hills
area of Corona del Mar, came from behind to take the
lead In the final lap and to win the ~ex Mays 3Cl0-mile
race Sunday at the Riverside Raceway. He averaged
108.391 miles an hour In his own Olsonite Indy Eagle,
powered by a Surney·Weslake FOtd engine •. 4.t one
point in the race, he fell more than 50 seconds ou t of
fi rst plac e, when he had to s top to get a new tire.
Here he Is shown at top speed on the back straight·
way. His Pflze money totaled S31,525. Second place
money of $10,150 was won by '3obby Unser of 4\btJ ..
querque. (Q:ichard George photo.)
DAN GURNEY, winner of the Rex Uays 300 at River-
si de, is shown here with the winning Gurney-Wes lak e
Ford engin e that propelled him to victory Sun day.
(Richard George photo.)
High scoring Bucs a wm
Orange Coast Colleae
opened ttie 1%1 basketball
wars with a bang last week-
end, dumping El Camino in
the opcnes 109-92 and Uoun-
cing Santa \tonic a 116·83.
Against El Camino, Coach
Bob Wetzel played the re·
serves for 22 of the 40
minutes after the first
suing ran up a 3(H2 lead
in the first 8 minutes. Wet-
zel pl ayed ever yone when
it hit 51-30 with 4 minutes
to go in the first half, and
the Warriors managed to
nanow it to 56-48 at the
hal£. OCC blew that open
again to open the second
hair and led 82~1 before
Weuel called it off.
The Bu cs continued to
have mom entum the nelt
nigh t and took Santa \tonica
apart, leading 51-31 at the
half. The reserves again
played th e major s~.are of
the contest.
Vallely paced the scorers
again, netting 28 thi s time,
<~lthoulh he played less
than a half. Chapman, de·
ve loping into a major s cor·
ing threat, tallied 16 .
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John Vallely, Jut year's
8tstern Conferen ce co--
player of the year , played
on ly 14 minutes against the
Wan ion and drilled in 31
points. Center Bruce Chap-
man tallied 19 and came up
with 4 blocked shots.
Wetzel has C!)me up with
some capable reserves this
year to solve his bench
problems. Georae Yule dis·
played a fine shootina eye,
nettin& 8 both nights and
playina a fine board game.
Steve Jacobsen scored 11
11ainst El Camino and 8
a1ainat Santa Monica, di s·
playina some areal scorina
moves.
Wetzel l taJted an all
sophomore lineup both
niahts, with Vallely and Ed
Babiuch at the forward s,
Chapman at center , and
auards Bart Canido and
C1aig Falconer.
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6, •ill laoaor r011111r aoqr-file ... pMty •
.., ol' .\! ....... Oa01 .. Wtl• "•• Waltac..,.. Proaw.t
lace aad Introduce .Mm 1o He ........ •Ill M Cl 1 nrd
people or the HllbOt Aru or 1916 Honor lllYd.; ~
who wiah 10 rnMt &he prlli• ,. .. , Willi loMn Arlwellol
dontial candidate, Open Birmlnlb•. AIL; a•Nf.,_
bouu will be from 1 :30 to thtte to •awer qDIIdOftl,
10:30 p.m. in the Jamboree &ec:.OI'dina 1o 'fUlard Vol& of
Ballroom. Balboa, who Ia a California
Mr. Wallace, •ho il aeek· Aide.for..Wallace coverina
Ina reaiatlations for a new lhi • ~It of Southern Cali·
thi1d ~rty, the American _ro.;.•.,.n.;.ia;;. _______ _.
Independent p.,ty, will
1poak f6r a 1hort while and
then circulate to meet
aueau. Reaiatrau will be
~S~~~==Jpr!·~·~·~··~roc the benerit of
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VARSITY BASKETBALLERS "and their coach are pictured
here at the Corona del Mar High School gvm: Kneeling,
left to right, Dave Orr, Tony Finl ey, Jim Kinbelon.
Chris Thompson . Mike McWilliams and Dean Wi ese;
standing, left to right, Coach Bill Bloom, Tim Kelter,
Phi I Jordan, John Yule, Steve Leech, Kim Wi lbrecht and
and Mark Mooney.
Photo of Estof'lcio CDt.,l on Pot• I, a•cti• 2
FACUlTY TO PLAY "CLOWNS"
The Costa Mesa High
School faculty Yo ill meet the
Harlem Clowns in a basket~
ball game to be pi ay ed at a p.m. this Saturd.iy , Dec.
2. at th e school aym.
Ticket sales will begin
at th e: door at 5:3J p.m. A
prelimi nar} garne be tween
all star teams from Oavi s
and Te-WinkleJunior Hiah
Schools wi II be held at
6:15 p.m.
Coach Don Bums, sponsor
of the Le tterman's Club,
sa} s that the following tea-
chers will pia}': Tom Bea-
lon , Lati n; Herb Li vesey,
English teacher and basket-
ball coach; Doug Brown,
J PI UTES NAMED
TO 4LL E.C. SQUAD
The Ounae Coast College
Pirates were selec ted to
the first sUinB All Eastern
Con fetence squad by voting
EC coaches last week.
Ftelhman Kevin Grady
won an offens ive tackle
post; Frank Weirath,a soph·
omore , won a backfield
spot, and Bi II Reddin&,
also a soph, was named to
• defensive suatd position .
Tony Fogliani, a two--yeat
letterman for OCC, was
named to a second string
defensive back post.
I')CC tan& up a 6·3 won-
lost record this ye ll, and
a 6·2 mark in EC compe ti·
tion , its best since 1963.
>\long the way, Weirath set
an all time ace s-eason
tushingtecord with his 181
yards .
driver training and track
coach; Bob Parsons, ph y ~
sics and baseball coach :
Jim Haaey, soci al studies
and football and baseball
coach ; Ken Stuart, social
studi e s teacher and tennis
coach; Neil Peek, P. E. and
foo tball coach ; Bob Hun ter,
P. E. and · c director;
social stu-
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Mon . & Fri. 'til 8 pm
• Story & Clark•
dies and basketball co ach;
Gerald Sch roeder, vocal
music; John \lcGo wen, the
schoo l principal "hopes to
play." Coach Burn s will
be on the teacher squad.
Asked what posi tions the
teachers would play against
the pro's , Coach Bums re-
gretfully said, "Probably
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SPOTS before your eyes
HAS ROLE I" PLAY
Glenn Bonney, 1003 E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa, is a
member or ''The Trojan Wo-
men," anti·war drama by
Euripedes, to be stated
Dec. 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the
Little Theatre at Cal State,
Lon & Beach.
your aaraae
BOOKS, tools, housewares
needed for our daily tar·
•1e sale. 646·1675, Te·
Winkle Har,dware, Cos\3
Men.
SILVER CERTIFICATES .
Will pay $1.10 on the dol-
lar. Act now, bcfoae dead-
line date. Fm mare infot~
mation call 646-)654. (8
p.m. to 10 p.m.)
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headliner for publicationa,
reports, p1ice lists, bro-
chure s elc. Have over tOO
type faces and latest
model varityper.
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WE
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'HILLS l Ll. Seek water polo title
on your new carpet -
move them with Blue Lu ..
ue. Rent electr<ii1~c;·, 1-:~:::·1 • POIIIMf pooct 11. Cro'lftl H
3107 E. Coast Jtwy ••
ona del Mar.
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Orange Coast Colleae
will have a shot at winnina
the state water polo cham·
pion1hip this weekend after
wiMina 3 straiaht Jut
week to take the Southern
Caliromia champion•hip It•
Rio Hondo.
OCC wi II host the state
tourney this Friday and
Sruurday, Dec. 1 and 2.
Action aets under way at
10 a.m. when OCC meets
San Mateo in the opener.
The 11 a.m. aame will see
Puller&on meetina Foothill.
1 The Buc1 have never won
a uate water polo crown,
but Coach Jact Fullerton' a
tquad wilt bl'le a IOOd
chanca &o 110 all the wa,.
thi1 year. The S.C1 han a
21·1 record (Of lhe year,
..,•ina only to the Lona
Beaeb State nraity in Chtit
final ptDI of the IIJUIM •••ton. I OCC IOppld Caniaoa ,..5
iatllo-ioa....toltll• .. _ C&l ... ....... ..lllk ,.,_ .... ,., .. .
... -·· occ ..... .. -,.,_ito_,_
acd•, 1-1 ill Olt'ad-. .... --.. ,·-
in1 aaainst the Bucs thia
time, however, and it waa
a t iaht one until the final
3 minutes . OCC led 2·1 a&
the end or the firu quarter,
_..3 at the half, 6 ... 3 at tbe
3rd, and won aoina away, to-s . Uailer. All 1teel.
Made conmercially. 10 1. 6
COVCI, 129S.QO,
SUN VALLEY CHALET
FOR RENT.Ideally aituated
Ski..Qalet -, week. month.
Len &han 3miles aki lirta.
4 bedroom• and 2 M&ha.
$300 per week. RdetWtcea•
re(flired. (114) 546-~~ ...
. . .
IIOIIM. ............. . of-, ..• •• •u ~ •. -.. ,.__.
•
BIG BROTHERS
no .......... oro..... -Oollior ot Balboa
c...&J MRDIIRCM die OWDet of llae s.ddleblck
oiHIIoa AI J-• Dey au lu ia Soo• A111; Pl•t
.. OIIMIUU.'a aew Breu, Yictc presideat _.
IJIMW..t II& IMir tilt 1ft-IIDiral .• ..,., of ...
.al N•qaet IIMti., h.ld DitMylaad Holel Ia Aa ...
.._..,, No¥, %7, at &be ·ta.im, and to ~ •• &a.le BalboaS.,. Clalo. ._, ·Dey Wobbor, Nowpo11 11ooc1o
ie ,..,,,_, o1 the Buaaa pM&op~pber.
Cardoaa Cud Co. ill Special .. nice awua Aula~im. . were alto ,.,,.ted 1o ..
0..111 0 . Aldlich . ~r., 's:-eaideatt of 11M 3 Bia
UCI .claaDCe)lor . ud flbt1a1 Brodter womea'a uailiaritl ,..,,!._' of Bia Bro&ben, ia Oraaae Co~a&y -,. e.
rec.1.., the P.mett Coul&er 0 . W. Richard of tbe A•~. pr11enled lo the Anpli• de Orot in lite
iDdiYadual who Ud contri.· Newport Beach ana· *•
bated lhe rDOet to ..._ Bia At.,-in Coa of the T .... U
Broda« \prop1m ie Oraaae in the S.nl.a Ana ana ADd
Couaty dutina lhe ~tyeu, &o ~ •• Peter Cbwm, 'q:p-na. Coulter Award 11 named ru•lint die Cameoe in ttae
lor the fOUDder of lhe Bia fullerton area.
BloCher mo•enMnlt (New The award preaentatioal
Yoot, 1904), were mode by 0. W. (Diet)
The Ouapnheim Award, Richard, amber of the
Dooor-iaa the comc:-ny that advisory board of 1be kH:al
..ado the major tontributioo Bia Brother s,.acy, and by
ID Or•a• County Bia John Lawson, •ice pr .. i ...
Bro&birt durin& the pau dent and acneral manaaer ol
year, was preaen&ed to the the Aerooutronic Diriaioc
laleniate E.naiuerina ol Philco Pord Corp.
Corp. of ~aheim, repre... Servina with tho new
aented in Bi& Brother ~uident will be Diet
ac&ivitiea by John Koster, Bertca, president ol the
1be firm'a ueculivc •ice Bertea Corporation, lniM,
s-eaideat. Robert W. and William P. Broota.
Limacher, president of cucutive advisor on lbe
lnter.tate, accepted the Army Propam at Autonetica,
award in Mr. Koster'• ~aheim, newly--elected vice
U.ence. presidents.
The award waa pretented
by the donor, Robert
Oauenheim of Newport
Beach, Who a~rved as
president of the Bi&Brotbera
ol Oruae County for many
yeut and ia • member o(
dt.e national boanf of
direclon of the Bia Brothen
of America.
, Diatinpaiahod tervice
to
IMf ANT SUCCUMBS
Infant Amber Lynn Me Pall,
dauabtet of Mr. and Mra.
Michael Mcfall of S2CM
Iris Ave., Corona del Mar,
pat.acd away after only a
month and a hatr or life and
wa1 laid to rest at Pacific
View Memorial Park, Friday,
Nov. 24.
2818
Ocean Blvd.
Corona del Mar
Be on armcha ir skipper from is t row "
ocean view home with on unparalleled and un-:
obstructed view of Harbor ond Ocean. 3 bed-
rooms, 3 baths and convertible den . Electric
built in lcit\:hen and breakfast area, dining
t ~.r.r.ru...,·'""' .. _.~'i""'
,Compl;lely -,....,dolled 2 years ago, Sell or
says, "Bring me an offer this week." Reduced
ta $98,500.
Bay & leach IeaHy Inc.
2407 L COAST IIWY. • ClOIOUA 'DEL M..U
67S.JOOO 'E•n. 673-0554
Gov't
SSOO DOWN
4 BR., 2 bath, hardwood floors, COST A MESA
home. Recondi tion..cl. NO escrow fHs, NO 2nd
TD, NO loon fees -prepaid taxes & insurance
required.
Call 646-8811
IIIWPOIT
AT
~
RIGHT PLACE
for your
Christmas Tree
IUIEDI.ATE OCCUPANCY ••• HARBOR VIEW
HILLS modiliocl 119lit-lovel. All tho ,_
forts of home: Formal dining room •••
family room with fireplace.~ .excitingly
different living' room with eleele over·
looking the Pa.;ific ••• A-1 condition
,aokio•g. .• S-4 l,SOO. • • • • • • • BEATTHISI
UlO Sq. Ft.
FOUR BEOROOMS
FORMAL! DINING ROOM
FAMILY ROOII
SWIMMING POOL
FANTASTIC VIEW
ANXIOUS OWNER
ONLY S47,900
BEST 2BR BUY IN CDM
•
R-2 lot walking distance to everything! Built-
in range and refrigerator. Fireplace. Quality
carpeting throughout. Double garage. SEE
THIS!
DOH Y. f'RJlXI<l..IX
Rt:Al.TOR ' ... -lalt eo..t ...,._,
CoreN ...... ' C-'ifomil
,_, 67J.2222
OPEN SEVEN DAYS
llagrrtst
HOMES WITH A
FOREVER VIEW
From $59,950
In DOVER SHORES
Two FumishPd ModPis
1812 Santiago Dr., Newport Beac h
646-6926
IVAN WELLS • SONS INC.
IUILDERS • 0[V[L0f'£RS
PltoM ia Your ONer
t.t • s.ltscriptiOR:
Coli 673.4550
CUlT
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1730 W. Coo•t Hiway
H.Wport a..ch
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EXOIANGE SPEOAUSTS
OOYLE CO. -S4t-lt61
270 E. 171h St., Costa Mesa
~J f<-/-_A,-,.,.,,.,6 ..
TliUIISOAY, MOV.lll, 1.7
OOIIDIA DEL IN. CMJ F.
. .
Newport Bmh •••••
.... Island Costa .....
LIKE A MIWONAIRE
EXQUISITE 16'x18' GLASS SUN 1}0011, LARGE
HEATED POOL, and SPACIOUS PATIOS oilers
indoors& outdoor fun fo r the whole family. Located
on a qui et banjo street is thi s lovely three bedroom
and DINING ROOM home with built·in oven, ran~
and dishwasher. LarRf: living mom with fireplace.
Beauti(ul covered tree lined entry. I could ~on
and on but better yet lee us show you thia.most
unus ual home. Loc ated in Newport's Upper Bay.
Full Price only $37,500-Act Now.
FEE LAND
DOVER SHORES
Custom Luill 2.000 sq, leet OO.e. TF.RRAZZO
~ARRL E E:--tTnY,. .three sparious bedroo.a, .di ... In~ room, Jar~ J.vm• mom overtookia«" LOVELY
POOL and yard. Buill·i n electri c kitchen, breakfaat
bar, lar~ wardrobes, expe-n sive wallp~r,carpetecl
and drapt-d. Load~ of deckin~ ·sprinklers ud bee.·
ti lull y land scaped. PIIIC:F.D BELOW IIARKET
VALLE AT !57,500-TERliS AVAILABLE.
MATI LA BORDE, Realtor
"You'll Like Otu frir~~JI.y Service"
210 L 17. 5t. (Pioooo 6605551 C. oro MeN
(L••"'"" In E. 17tlo 5t. Sloooool"l c-...)
Ev•i"'• Call ~457'9 or ~1050
•• awau
Howoii is experiencing an unprecedented boom. Hotels
are popping up thrCH.~ghaut the State ••• rooms are boo~.; ..
ed far in ad'lance ••• with the ad'lent of the Jumbojets,
it is estimated that up to 2 million will be visiting tha
Islands by 1980. Ye~, only 11~ of tho State' a total ar.a
of 6435 square miles is O'lailoble for P'lrchase by the
'small' buyer. NOW is ~. time to buy acreage, later
subdiYidinv it in to lots for resole to eager buyers.
The following properties all han an ocean Yiew, hi,gh..
way frontoge, and are in the poth of progress. We hoYe
col Of' photos and maps of them in CH.Ir office.
62 acres. S575 ~r acre. .492 acres. sns per acre.
1500 acres· $795 per acre. «)()() acres"' S800 p« ocre.
PHONE 642· 5111 , ...
til L&ID ·
1703 WestcUH Dr., M~ 1eec1t
Exclusive Shorecliffs
Owner h .. mo•od -w ... ts Offer
227 Morning Conyon Rood, CdM
lmmact~late -a charming custom-bit home
nr Ocean. Cheerful Living rm., sep,dining
rm ., 2 estra lge Bit's. walk·in clnset, 2 Ba ,
Den. Overlooking dt>lightful garden -sta1r·
way to Ocean & BeJch.
AN EXCELLENT BUY -OON'T MISS lliiS!!
Owner ha, OPEN !lO USE AFTERNOONS
673-235S or 837·7531
SITUA TID ON TIN ACIIIS
SP'ACIOUS I a 2 IIDIIM. AP'AIITMINTS '"""a u..tvm. ,,_ $150
• Ptivatc Patios • Fireplaces
• POOLS • 9 Hole Puttina Q:een
• Tennis
• Separate Family Section
• Ad j. to Schools and Play p ound
900$ .. L•e, CM
MocArtlw.r ... , C. .. t ltwy. cine,. fe.a.i• lal•4
CD-A DIEL MAR (71~ 644o:l611
Udo Isle c-•• 411 ...
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 12:00 to· 4:30
Top Investment
4 Unita, J years old. ocean side of hi«f!way, or.er
new maripa. 24581-87 S.nta dara •. Dana Point
• •• e
Perfect Couple Home
In beautiful Shorecliffs. Ocean and canyon view.
Owner anxious, $67,500
• e ••
Open House
Sal. • Sun. -12:30 to 4:30
26 1 Evenin~t Canyon Road, Shorecliffs, Corona del ~ar
332 Morguori to
Corona dol Mor -673-8550 q.... no,..,./1. r< •• ltor
SEMPLE
liEAL ESTATE
DU OF A FEI!
A 3-bedm~. neat-as-a-pin
home on lovely, quiet
Be-io Ave., Co...,.. del Mar. ------.-Roclucocl Ia S32,350.
lEST IUY!
Best Buy -Cliff Haven: 'Neot-os--o-pin'Ouplex.
Ideal for owner with ~ncome desire, or easily
filled with year 'round tenants. eEST BUY:
S29.750.
A bit of aid Swedlft!
wi th a $Uperb ocean view.
3 . bedrooms, 2 baths, den, wet bar.
Builders home. Only S49,950
SEMPLE REAL ESTATE 67S.2101
2515 £. c.. •• Hwy •• eo ..... •• ,..,
Year-end Specials
4·BDRM. HOME (notth Costa Meso) ....... Sl8,950
3-BDRM. HOME (west Costa Mesa ) ........... Sl6,500
DUPLEX. hardwood flooiS
(eosl Cosio Meso) S25,950
5 CHOICE R·l LOTS..... . S45,000
DUPLEX LOT 90 x 102. . S97,500
C·2 LOT, Newpott Blvd., 132x300 . $6 5,000
Wetls-McCardle Realtors
Rtlioblt Strvic t Sioct 1943
1110 NEWPORT
SPACE FOR RENT
in the Ensir S..ilding nu L CHat • ..,., c.-a • ••
A,telli--.ly 750 ""' ft. in •-of buildint.
with •-c• '-F..,IMI A ...
SEE O .. ER AT THE ENSIGN r• s'l•• llHIIl
Big H~me
Back Bay
Near New
Big
Trade
Old Town plans. aired
IOool---I) peal 1be Plonolna c-l.o•
Don• M•allall. · ae "I" sion denial or a uo pelmit
aoalecl edop&ina lho reccm.· for a 11Meemen'a center
m•dationt portainina t.o at 4323 W. · Cout H'Wy,,
daa.t uca only. Welt Newport.
~ Cowaci lmM Bob $\el\on • Aarecd at tho t/J,emoon
aaroed that the plan should 1tudy aeuicn that the Dee.
be tried ouL 11 meetina will be held 11
Tbe Counci t voted to achodoled, but lhat tho lnd
dial)' the matter to the Dec. meotina in December •will
11 moctina. be hold. at 7:30 p.m. ·Wed--
Tho Cocaa.cil abo: n01day, Dec. 27, becdao
• Authorized t ompo~ary tho reaularl~ achoduled date
repair of tho Newport bland fal!• on Cbru~• Day, ·
bridae ., bah furlbor sink· • AdoptedOrdan~nce 123&,
ina of lha bridae: J addi· prohibitina icc cream vend·
tional timber pi lea will be in1 oa ci&y a lteeta aoUibarly
inaWied> the St.atoOi viaion ofCoaat Hwy. in West New-
of Hiahways will be asked port. between Newport Blvd.
ID determine whether a re· tnd ocean hont down 10
duced load limit should be 20th SL; and the entire
posted for lhe ex1sUna wideh of Balboa Peninsula
bfidae; replacement of the from 20th SL to 0 St.
bridae will be contidered • Authori zed the cxecu•
Iller u a 1963--6~ budaet tion of a cooperative fin an-
item. cin& asreement wi th the
• Called bids for 10 a.m. ·County o f Oran&e for irn--
Oec. 1 ~ for replacement of provement of the Jamboree
tome 1,900 feet o f deterior• Rd. junction with Palisades
ated concrete sewer mains Rd. in the Back Bay area;
and 700 feet of service Ia-capacity of the inteflection
terah in the alleys between will be increased by acquir·
Marine Ave. ·and Grand Ca· ina about a lOth of an acre
n~ from North Bay Ft. to of right of way from the
South Bay FL, Balboa Js. school district and widenin&
land; wo rk will beain early the in t ersection; the cost
in January an·d will be com-is es ti mated at S2,300 for
pleted in 3 months. the c ity and s&,700 for the
• Authorized the city county.
manaaer to execute a ho ld • Approved 2 bills for a
harmless aareement with tota l of f6n for extra archi·
the County of Oranae. re· tcctural services in connec-
lievina the county from lia· lion with the temporary of-
bility for any damage caused rice buildin& recently com-
by city fo rces in installina pletcd behind the Ci ty Hall;
short sections of utility o bjec tions to the payment
poles to shield the sides of had been raised at the Nov.
the dory structures near 13 Council meetina on the'
Newport 'Pier from public grounds that the added cost
view; the poles are bein&·was about a third o( the
obtained free fro m the s pe ci fied architectural fee
county for acrcenins the of 52,000.
dory fishin1 area. • Adopted Ordinance 12 37.
• Rec ei ved a report from imposina a levy of 55 cents
ttie City Clerk L aura Lagios on each S500 involved in
that she has been informed real property transfers; a
by John C. Salyer that the "documentary stamp•• re-
NewportHarborLcgion Auxi· places the federal tax 'Nhich
liary Unit 2n wi ll not a~ will expire Jan. I. '
JANE
&
MARY'S
PRE-
HOLIDAY
SAYINGS 10
50%
SHOP MOW POl. CHIISTM.UI
IRAS, GIRDW,
tiOWNS, I'J'S,
ROlES, HOSE,
STRETCH I'ANTS
CAI'IIS
M7 MARINI A VI NUl
IJALIOA ISLAND
• Authorized the ci ty
clerk to emp loy the ser.
vices of Martin and Chap-
man Co. as elec tion sup·
· pliers for the Apri I ~ aeneral
muni cipal elec tion.
• APproved the harbor
pennit application of Rich·
ard Winckler for cons uuction
or new concrete bulkhead
and revis e slips bayward of
2135 W. Coas t Hwy.; 2 of
4 cxi stina slips will be re·
mov ed; the marine rail wa y
will be retained.
• Approved the expendi-
ture of S700 fo r drapes for
te mporary o ffice buildina be·
hind the Ci ty Hall.
• Autho ri zed the con -
s uuction o f a 5·foot wide
sidewalk. alona the no rth
and wes t sides of the life·
auard headquarters adJacent
to Newport Pier, up to the
s tep leading to the Pier.
• Delayed action until
Dec. 11 on Ordinance 1234,
wh.ich wou ld rezone Russell
Harriman 's property on Trac t
6-U!6 from R-J to R·2 and
R·l fo r the purpose of con -
structing duplexes and
dwe\linas, at the sootheas-
te ti)' comer of F SL and
Balboa Blvd., Balboa Pe·
ninsu\a.
• Adopted Ordinancel236,
re zoning Tract 6365 from
C--N4-t and R·J·B to R·1-B
in the Richard Smith Broad-
moor development in Harbor
View Hills, south o( San
Joaquin Hills Rd. between
Crown Dri ve North and the
future realignment o r Mac·
Arthur Bl vd. ' •
• Adopted a resolution, in
ll'!swer to the requesl of
Frank. Cunan or San Oie!Jl,
askina the U.S. postmas ter
aeneral to issue a s tamp
commemoJating the 200th
anniversary of the foundina
_pf California. ·
SAN TA, making a.n early surprise visit
to the Harbor Area, gets a warm wel-
come from Marsha Mc~eynolds, Newport
13each princess, at left, and Linda Pf·
Ieger, Miss Newport 13each. At right is
"Mrs. H.L. Pierce, owner of "Polly's
Folly," of the newly formed flagshlo
fleet of the Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce Commodcues ' Club. This
pti6to was taken aboard the "Folly.''
TIDE HITS HOMES
(Continued from paae l l the last sevefll days." But
th e 8 remainina feet of the that niaht was like a wash·
patio, Alan, a surfer, sa.id out.
they would ''definitely 10 "One tide took out so
on livina here." much sand that it is the
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence worst it has been for about
Soril:, 4 10~ Seashore Dr., ,a month," he said yeater•
lost theit wooden porch and day. ""-strange thin& is
patio fence Nov. 22. They the cutting action is usually
came down from their Los caused by southerly swells,
Anaeles home, "just looked 'but these waves were from
it over and left," accordins the northwes t."
to a nei Jhbor. AI on a Mr. W~tson's block,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilber Fol-all the nciahbors chipped
jambe, 4200 Seashore Or .• in 5125 pet lot and put in
stated Tuesday morning big boulders on the beach
that sand had built up a in front of their homes.
little aaains t the cemen t "That has saved us,"
wall that they built wi th aaid Mr . Watson.
their neighbors, Mr. and Feeling they can't wait
Mrs. Mort Aden, 4210 Sea-for the Corps of Engineers
a bulld:)zer. Sandba&a de-
teriorate in about 10 days,
Mr. Watson said.
Theodore Moser, 4001
Seashor e Ot., said his
undbaas were holdin& up
ptetty well, but he was
doina some patchins early
Tuetday mofn ina. He lost
2 feet of sand on Monday of
last week. That evenina,
he had a bulldozer s crape
sand up and rocks were
placed aaainst the face or
the sand. "Then the waves
washed out the sand, and
the rocks slid down the
beach -some were bufied
4 feet deep." So now he is
sandbauing asain for this
area.
shore Or. sand haul and knowing the "The aovernment work
But yesterday motnin&, oc ean swe lls can a ttack should have been started
the high tide pulled sand anytime, property owncu 3 yean aao,•• Mr . Mos er
away fr om the concrete walt, have placed tO mo1c loads stated. He hat spent around
and the 4 by 4 foot wall of boulders at the 35th St. $300, and has had help fr om
tilted and sand was wash.ed end, to be put in place by hi&h school students.
away. The F'oljambe's had o• t k'
•• ,;cipa .. d an em .. gency les. on way 0 see 10
and had 100 sandbags
filled and ready, so some While his relatives wait-
of thcae were dumped ove r ed fo r him to join them in a
in a hwry. • Thank.sgi\·ing family dinner
"The wall cost us over a at the Sheraton Inn. Hunting-
S1 ,000 for bags, forms, ton Beach, John Wesl ey
cement-and a few broken Alexander, 613 Po insettia
bac ks ," s aid Mrs. Foljambe. Ave., Corona del Mar, was
"Lut week we lost lS involved in a traffi c acci-
feet of beach in 3 hours. If dent and was fatally injured
our wall goes , we could Thursday afternoon, Nov.
loose our patio and fences. 23.
But our house is built on Mr. Alexander, who was
62 pilinss pounded down a welder with U.S. Steel for
about 20 feet. We arc 4 feet
off the ground. If the water
comes in, it could wash
ri&ht undef us and then the
house in back. will get
water ...
Next door, the Ernest
Neufeld's los t about 10
feet of beach, and the water
is 5 feet ffom the wal l. The
Neufclds , who live in
Wasco, were notified and
the y hope to have rocks
brought in and sand pushed
up.
MARGUERITE JOHNSON ,
EX-TEACHER, DIES
Former teacher ~-larauc ri te
Emma Downey John son of
1706 Highland Dr., Haf-
bor High lands, died Nov.
22 at Ho ag Hospital.
She was bo rn in l) .. duth.
\linn., lived in California
46 y ears and in Oranae
County 1 years. For 33
years she taught in the Los
Anaeles Schools.
Su rvivors are her husban d,
T hCQdorc; a daughter, Mar-
gueri te Fernald o f Newport
Be ach; and grandchildren
David and J anc of Newport
Beach.
20 yeaTS, was born in Green
Afton, Tenn. He came to
C alifornia 30 years ago and
was a resident of Oranae
County since 1958.
Survivors arc 2 nieces,
Mrs. Dorothy Orwia of Cor-
ona del Mar and J un Codd,
of Huntinaton Beach; and a
nephew, Charles Orwia o r
Huntin&ton Beach.
Se rvi ces were held Tues-
day, Nov, 28, at Pacifi c
View Chapel. Interment
was at Pac ific View Memor--
i al Park..
WALTER DAHL, FATHER
OF JUH DAHL, DIES
Walter B. Oahl of Seal
Beach, father of Jean Oahl
O'Malley of Newport Beach,
died Nov. 28, a t Park Lido
Convalescent Hospital.
Mr. Dahl was born in
Minnesota. He was sales
manaaer for 25 years for
Allis<:halmers.
Survivors, besides Mn.
Lifeguard Chi ef Robert
Reed, 41 07 Seas hole Or.,
stated that waves were
brin aing in the sand Tues-
day mo rnina. but the sand
was being washed out again
yesterday. The water ar
hi&h tide was up against the
sandbags in front of his
fence,
O'Malley of the Jean Dahl
shops. include a sister. Mrs,
Sam Galley of II Ji noi s, and
a grand son. Nick. O'Malley
o f Newport Beach.
Service!! were h.cld Nov. Services wi ll be held 11
to.trs. L. H. \icBr ide, 3705
Seashore Of., aaid, "·We're
keeping our fingers crossed.
The rock &J oins we put in
have kept the waves (rom
runnin& up the coast. We
are so aratcful for the help
the city cou ld aive. We
have seen the men out
walkina on the beach early
in the mornin& and we know
they care about us."
Ralph Watson, 3505'1:1
Seashore Or., was somewhat
opllm1St1c Tuesday as he
felt the sand had been
27 at Pacific View Chapel. am F ·da D 1 t • • 11 y, ec. , a
The family reque sted dona-Pacific View Chapel with
ti ons to th e cancer society the Re v, Charles Oieren·
in lieu of n,..,wers. field of St. Andtew't
UnVE OF MEXICO Presbyter; an Church, or-
SUCCUMBS AT AGE 12 ficiatina. fntcrment wi 11 be
Tranquilina Perez, who at Pacific View Memorial
came directly from Mexi co Park.
to Costa Me sa at the age of MRS. HELEf'ril f'riiEDRELOE
20 and li ved there fo r 62 OF COSTA MESA DIES
year s. died o n Th.-.k.s aivina Ei&hty-five yeau of life
Day at her home, 853 171h ended Nov. 27 for Helen-
SL , at age of al. Nedreloe, of 2090 Balmoral
Survi vors arc her 2 dauah· Place, Costa Men, at Hoaa
tera and a son, Mrs , Tony Hospital.
Rodriauez, Mrs Mary She was born May 30.
Na Varro and Fide'\ of the 1882, in Norway, and carne
home; 2 brothers. Maraarito to Ca_lifornia 4 years aao.
Mesa of Hollis tel, and Juan Sutv1Vot1 areherdauahteu,
Men of Los An&elu; and a Mr 1 . Kay Coffey of Costa
sister, Mi caqueela Oelaado Mea~ and Mrs . John Enrico
of La Puente. of Fneball; and a ar andson.
Rosu y was recited Sun-Servicu will be held at
CUSTOM TAILORS
SUITS-:SPORTCOATS
SHIRTS -TUXEDOS
MONOGRAMS AriLABLE
day. Nov. 26, at Bell Broad-1 p.m. today, Nov. 30 , at
way Mortuary Chapel· and Waverly Chapel, Fairhaven
mass was celebrated' Mon· Memorial Park, with the
day, Nov. 27, at SL Joe-Re v, James Blain of the
chim' s Catholic Church Newport Harbor Lutheran
Costa Mesa. Interment wu' Church officiatina. Baltz
at Holy Supulchre in Oranae. Mortuar-y C~lla Men, il lhe funeral duec:tM,
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ALL CUSTOM tiLORED
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CHARLOTTE IREITII.WPT 'CHRISTMAS DANCE
Of COSTA MESA OilS . AND II.ICTIOM SIT
A aemi-invalid for the put Bib •a Tuc:kor'a annual
couple of yean, Charlotte Chri .. •a dinner dance
Breithaupt of 7SJ Center will be held Dec. 9 at 1M
SL, Coala Meaa, died Wed-Santa Ana COWitry Club.
neaday, No•. 22, It dlc Cock&ai l hoar ia 1 p.IIL ·lftd
0••1e County Medic:al Cm-dinner at a. Oleo' a orcheura
t.er at qe of 48. Will pi'Mide the ... lc.
She waa bom O.c:. 16, ' Ho u coaplea t.re Mttall.
1911, ln Loa Aa .. lea. She •d M!Det. Wil._ N• .... ol
• i 1 IUnincl by ber hutMnd, New,on a.a, a...,
Hany; 4 _,,, PIUl, Ouy, Po... of Balltoe lollod,
Jota.. Md Scott; Md one Alhd Pie.., ot C.rar1 ••
doupiOI, N•cy. Mor ud 1bo lt-6
l~~~~~l"'~~~lp:...;;£~~.::~:2::!..2~=~~-~~~;,1 , !lon'icoo -• held_,., ....,.,, ,.._ n.-11 ot • t"l No•. 26, ., llalu ~.,.1, Olup C..IJ, oo• llytq c..ca...... •mr fsle.
'
Elmer Zwiebel dies INTIIIIIAllDMAI. MIGHT
PDI MUSIC GIDU'
MI. oed Mro. Jock R.
Cur .. y wi ll opeD tbeh bome
Elmtr Willi• twlebel, a.h. ·Wayee Ria in1 ol Lake at 1 p.m. tbl1 Friday, Ot:c:.
1110 kaowa II Bell, of 611 !JM Mucot; and ont 1, to Nmbera and the if
Udo Pork DtiYO, Lido poado~l4. ,.,...,., of tho Eootbhtff
Peninaula, died Wednea.. Roeuy wu re<:lled Prlclay Philharmonic: .\saoc:iltot, a
day, No•. 12, at Hoaa nilht. Nfl'l.' 24, and aer.. women"• c:on~~~iuee or tbe
Hot pi tal. •ic::et were held Saturday. Otan .. County Philharmonic:
Mr. Zwiebel wat auo-No-.. 14. at Our Lady of MI. Soc:lety, tor one of the
elated with •• Bell CabiDet C~trnal. Newport Beac:h. ru II Hf~ niJhta"" o(-thil
Co. in Van N~.ayt. maldna Interment ••• at Oood holiday aoaton. ·It will be
cabineta for Pactud.o-Bell. Shepherd Cemetery, with an International evenina.
Later he blcame a lumber Balta Mortuary Corona del aevetal memben con·
broker in Notth Hollywood. IMar=~·~d~ir~t~c!tl~n~a;,------..:::.l:::ll:
H8 · ••• born Peb. · 27, I
1&91, in lo•a and came lo
Calitomia in 194&, totidina
in Oranae County (or tbe
last17 yun .
Suf"'t'ivou ue his wi fe ,
Caroline, a ton. John of
Minnetota; 4 brothers,
Herbetl of Loa Anaelea;
Art.bw of Studio City,
Albert of Honolulu, and
Willard of Balboa; a sister,
L.H. OHM D1 ES AT 73;
BURIAL IH MINHESOU
Minnesota was the b~~~~
place of LawJence H
Ohm of 2108 Felipe.
Bluff, and it will be
FINE RESTAURANT
2121 E. Coaot Highway • Corona del Mo<
673-1180
''Discrimi nating Food
For Discriminating Folk!"
-Featuring -
last zc stin& place as fun,er ••ll• DAN Cl N G
sczvices will be held m•••-1
Mt. Ohm died Monday,
• LATE
27, at Hoaa Hospital at
13. tie was born Dec.
1893. He was a v;·ce··p<o:s; .. l
dent fo1 36 yea.u
Minnesota Fede1al
and Loan Association.
Survivou a1e his wife.
Dora; a daughter,
CI&Jkquist of Santa Ana,
3 azandchildten.
Baltz. Mortuary, Co1ona
Mar, is th e rotwardina dit·
ecloJ,
., .
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o LUHCHEOH • DIHHER • WEEKEHD BRI~HC:M
FASHION SHOW
MOM DAYS I FRIDAYS
12 1001 - 2 P.M.
(Adjacent to the Jomo;co Inn}
•
lD
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Debutantes are presented
The Newp>rt Chapter of Mils K••••• O'Neal H•~
&he National Charity Leaau. p.-in, lhlalh&er of Mr. 111d
pre10ntod ile 7th annual ,. .. J...-e Helperin; her
Oebutwue Ball on Sacu.rday e1cort ••• Patrick Steph•
nenina. Nov. 2S, in the Werner, and abe attadt Or~
Palmer Rootn of lhe Now-aon State Univeraity, ·
porter Inn. Miu Ann Luley O'BiyOf\
Huddleston, and llat
at&eads Denver University
1n Color..SO.
The followina debulll\tu dau.ahter of Mr. 1nd Mra.
made 1hoir fotmal bows 10 Willi.-n Lapp O'Bryon; her
aoclety: ucort was John David
Miu Carol Helen Ande~ Hooten, 1nd ahc attend•
eon, d-.a&ht.erof Mr. ·and Mn. Pacific Univenity in Forut
Donald D • .Andcraon; her, ... Q..,n, Oreaon. ~
The debut~tc 1, in wtti
ball .,wns, c arried pink
pnu do 10i~ muffs covered
wi lh pink camati ons. They
wore aold clOwn medaJiion
nockl""' on white ribbons
which wete aiven \o them by IA~~~~~:~~:=~ii~~~~~~~~~~!i!j!ij~!;:~~}j!J~~=====j!H[ their mothen at the an-
nouncement tea las t June. -------
cort w.. J ~mea CowU\ey Mi u Gale Maraarete Olln-
Owon.e, 1nd ahe attends tAt/ der, dau&hterofMn. ·Wahlen
University of Puaet Sound( Olll'l.dcr ll'ld Or. Robert
Tacoma, Waah. Ol111der; her escort was
Miu Sally Maraarct Hay-Daniel Patrick Walth, and
ton, dauahter of Mr. and ahc attends the University
Mn. Donald William Hayton; o f Orel()n at Euaone.
her escort wss Patrick Den-Min Heather Werder.
ni s Drisltcl.and she attends dau,lhter of Mr. and Mrs.
lhe University or California Frederick Edward Werder;
at Irvine. ber escort was ICovio
MRS. CHAL RES HISLO P BARR served as chalrm1r1
for the National Charity League debutante ball at the
Newporter Inn. Pi ctured with her are Mr. Barr and Urs.
Robert L. Barnes on, president of the Newport Chapter
of the Charity League, sponsor of the ball. <Cameo
House photo. l
Want to adopt a tree?
As a result of action by
the Parks, Beaches and
Re creation Commission, the
City of Newport Beach will
enter into a unique "tree
adoption proaram." The
u ·~ all in knowin,e: how
to mak~ th~ most
amount of money ...
with the least amount of
trouble. Nation's
llighe"t Rate paid on
Insured Pu.<~book
SavinR.s at ...
PASADENA'S Ol0£ST AND
LARG£ST
MUTUAL
SAVINGS ... o •0• .. •••oc,.••o ..
PASADENA
CORONA DEl M.A.R
OFFICE
.!I'.Oi F."'' f'.rno'! lloll!h"a'
f'A!rOna 0.>1 ;\~~Itt". (;,.111 fl.!li!'l
Tel~r·honr lli'i.'>\IIU
... OfJICf • , .... "" 1u (. c--11oc1 • .. , n•~
object or lhi s plan is to
preserve tree s that mi&ht
otherwise be destroyed be·
cause of home remode lina,
swimmina pool installation
or other private PI"Opcrty
improve~nL
Sbould a uoc stand in d\c
way oflome private property
development, that property
can notify the ci ty
parlr. departtnenL The city
wi II then take a photoaraph
of the tree that is up for
adoption, and wi II place it
~n a board a t the PBR head-
quarters, 1714 W. Balboa
Bl vd., Cenual Newport.
People desirous of havinz
a mature uee to incorporate
in their landscape can come
to the office lO see if there
is a uee that will meet
their needs. Jr one is
available that Cills the re-
quirement, the adoptina
family can make ananae-
ments throush a local tree
mover to have the tree
moved to its new location.
Th rooah thi s program it
will be possible for people
to have larae, mature trees
planted on their p-operty at
a fraction of the cost or
nonnal purchase, Further, it
will preserve some existins
tree s that may otherwise be
destroyed.
The debutantes. alter
beina selected and invited
10 membership in Tick-
lOckers, mull merit the
honor o f beina pruented
by fulfillina all obliaations
to Charity Leaaues philan-
thropic, social and cu ltural
activities.
Ceremonies were opened
by Nonnan Alexander Bina.
master of ceremonies, ~o
delivered the welcome and
introduced Harold Stanley
Voeaelin, presenter.
Each debutante executed a deep SL J lmtl bow be-
.,re proceedina do~om lhe
rod carpeted steps Co join
her father to promenade on
hh ann alona the runway.
Sh e then pirouetted away
lo stand with the other
presentees. When all were
presented. each debutante
turned to her father and
made a deep curtsey, after
which the orchestr a played
the tradi tiona I father-
dau&h ter waltz. Escorts
then claimed the debu·
Untea for more dancinz to
the music of Barney Sorkin's
orchcstrL
Precedina the presentation,
p ests were areeted by
t.tn. Charles Hislop Ban,
ball director, her hu sband,
1nd Mrs. Ro bcrtL. Bameson ,
chapter presidenL Special
aueats were Mrs. Harold
Stanley Voeaelin, debu·
tanto ball direceor of
National Board or NCL; Mr.
and Mrs. J ohn Clossonlshe
is president of Oranae
County Guild or John Tra.cy
Clinic); Mrs. William Aree
(Continued on paze 3)
PASTORAL COMMITTEE
HAMED FOR PLYMOUTH
A pasiOral callina com-
mittee has been named by
lhe board of deacons of the
Plymou th O>nareaational
Church of Newport Harbor
to aock appoi.ntmeat of a
pennanenl minister.
Memben of the commi ttec
are Or. Ellery Seawell,
Perry No liar, Richard Budd,.
Dewane Buraeu, Mrs.
David Goode, Mr s. Vem
Turner, Doualas Robinson,
~s. Charles Wood and
Georae Weedon . Clayton
Close will be advisory
member.
The pulpit is now beina
filled by the Rev. Norman
Brown of Co sta Mesa, re·
pointed as interim minister.
He is a charter member of
the church.
THEY'LL JOIN CAROLERS
The Oranae County Ski
Club will joint the floa
Ouistmaa tree parade in
New port bay on Wednesday,
Dec. 20, aboard the "Bal-
boa . .., Followina the weekly
meetina, the club will be
picked up by boat for the
tour and carolina. The club
meets every Wednesday a t
the Newport Harbor Elk"s
Club, Lido Shop Area, a l
8:30p.m .
. A lifT m TIWUI£ Allll E11J0Y FOR YEARS
GfB:&NBGfGfB H
THE CR8WII·UP FURNITURE FOI
GROWIIIG TWI·A&E GIRLS
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H.J.GAI\1\ETT fURNflURE
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1961 TH~ BOOST£~ CLUg of the Newport Ha rbor Community Youth
Center was boost ed by $10.45 when Den 3 of Pack 17, Irvine Ter·
race, turned over a check representing leftover dues from the prev ious
year. The 8ooster Cl ub boosters included, from left, Cubs Ward Winbu rn ,
Greg Morgan , Ti mothy Abbott, Greg As t le and Scott Abbott. (Ensign photo
from the issue of Nov. 2, 19bl .l
1962 ALAN STONEMAN , re s;.
dent of the Vista del Lido
apartmen ts. Li do Peninsula, made her
fi rst public appearance as a concert
pianist in this area Sept. 22 , 1%2, at
a meeting of registered members and
organi zation re ptesentativ es of the
Ne wpo rt 9each Council of Arts in the
Orange Coast College student center.
As Lois Lynn Rogers, Mr s. Stooeman
received acclaim as pianist throughout
this country and in Eu rooe. (Photo
from the Sept. 20, 1%2, issue of the
Ensign,)
1962 NICKY ARM STR ONG, 12 , of 287 Even;ng
Canyon Rd ., Shore Cli ff s, caught t his
ja ckpot albacore, weighing 35 pounds, on bank
213, Mexico, fishing from the Fu ry 11, out of
Davey's Locket, Newpo rt Beach , Aug. 28, 1%2.
John Hass, firs t deck hand on the Fury It , shown
he re with Nicky, procla imed the youngst er to be
the top teenage angle r of t he year. (Photo from
the Sept. b, .1962, issue of the Ensign.)
1959 SKA TE BOARD SAFE TY was a top;c of d;scuss;on bacl ;n 1'!59,
wh en t his new mo de of transportat ion turned uo on s idewalks through-
out the ci ty. Newoort Beach Police Chief John u oson commented, "Skate
boa rds ar e dangerous, and we are seeking to out law them." A demonstlat ion
ourport ing to show "safe use of skat e ooards'' was given for the bene fit of
the En si gn ohotogr aohel by 2 Corona de l Ma r lads, Ra ndy Loughlin, 10, of
bl 4 He liotrooe Ave., at left. and Milo::e Bla ckwell, 10, of 703 Heliotrooe Av e.
P olice officers had con fiscated som e boards and had issued warnin gs to
several youngs ters. (Ensign photo from the issue of May 7, 1959.)
1-L FOOD ANO ClOTHIN!; ond household 5U~es for Ill• -::;;-
7JIU lndlans wert collected at the 1956 tinsel tea of the Junior ~bell
Club of Newport Seoc:h. Officials In c:h.trll" Included, from lfft, Mrs. John
Colbr of Bay Shof .. , hl•torlan for Junior Ebell; llr5. qlchard Hodge of
Co"'"" dfl ll&r, welfare ch.tl,..n for Junior Ebell; llrs. O.Z. Raberbon
of Shoro Cliffs, curator for Sonlor Ebell, and Mrs. E.A. Rogers of Corona
delMar, coordinator. (Photo -Ill• Dec. I5SOie of the
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~-SK I PPERETTES for th• I 962 oll~rt ,._.
of the Lido Isle Junior Yacht Ct•b lnc:l-
thl• foursom•: llr5. H""' Crt,., 11-t at Ill, _.
...... Geortt BIS$111, .... lllllr dautMM, r ... , ....
nil, ot left, llld Mary Jo CriPI. Girls ol all ...._ 4 ..
ln•lt" to c:_.u •• CAlico Go 'loll .,..
•
My Light of Faith
a, ROY ROG~RS
Anw ..... _,,liab _ _..._..,. ___ lolo ... .-Dolo .... l-
..... -loH-...T--Fttl----~-, ......... Dolo-cl 11i1111 ..... 1 WM .... to do. Not that 1 WM WtMal;' _,r 's1 trom her: 1 ..-it wu iuat ....... 1
hod 10 do by oayoolf. • I
AI doo ..1 cl -cl ray ....... I bold up ray -10 -. IMt 1 waoled to ay .,.,......, 1 dldD'l Mw
• --_.,, juoa .............. --..... -Thoy _ _.....-chlo:
.,... -........ -... of mall !roe ldclo """ _...,...._... aol: mo ;t I _, thlolr: 11'1 -
o1toJ lor ..,_ to .. to Suaday ochool. I Willi to oay
ril:ht .... aad DOW that it illl't ~ at all. Ill t.::t. I tlll1.t that .... to 5\mday IChool .. ODe of the beat -...,child ... do. ""W'iea: J'OUI' patmta td1 you to bnllb your tilth.
.... --thcy'n .. ,..,. ......... ,_---help,... .. ba ....... ---
,...-ap. -they tell Y'"' to ... r-:5: -... yow .... juice, what ...,.,. to ...... ,_ ...... nody ..... y_ ....
.._ you.'re oklw. ADd wbm they lei )'011 tD ID to
T "' edlool. they're tryiao to-you--.. lpiriL Tbo -,... ..... iD tuDdoy -will
... ,... ... -you11-...... --.... ....,..lioal o1 aD kiDda wbeD you J'IOflt up. So .... -.;t:bool ..,.wty, ......... oil ,... ....
.. .. aad Cbrilt'l teat... you.'U ....,..
bo -..... , ... dMI." ~ this w•. 41uite a !ltetanent for a cowbuJ to ~ 0U1 wilh. f'iabt ia the middle ol a roocia', loatia'
areas lhow. Dale lOki me later that wbm I iiilt be-
pn to t;peak, she could hardly belin'e her ean. IIIII:
shrr: .aid lhe wu Jfad I spoke up that way~ 10
was I. I meant nery word.
!ptakina up in a mectinc wu.n't alwaya easy for
me. In (act, there were many yean when 1 didD't
nom ., to meetinp at all, and it was really du'vattl
OUt that I came to know the trut joy of bll.iC'Yiaa
in Christ. Oak foi,oed chun:h shortly after our IDIJ'·
riaac. and 1 couldn't help but tee how" ham she wu.
and how much better thinp !etlntd. to be in nay
way around our house.
I Md been btouJht up in a God-fcarioc home. but
like an awful kJl, of JOURJitcn.. I 10ft at drifted away
from ',dtW"C~ anct ~ from thinkina much ..............
Thai, with o&le's help, I ttarted J0iD1 to c:IMda
apia and the ct.)' eame wbcn. I aoo we•• j Cbrial
• my pcnonaJ S.viour. ud joined church Uaq widli
her.
I was still a littl~ tonp·tied about my rdi,;ou.
feelinp. h wu month!! before I could tva~ flDd my
voice to join in the IJ"ICf: we say before each mal at
our house. Later, I re.aliz.ed that l could staDd up
and speak at our Christian croup mc:c:tiDp.
Now I've always had a real sense of obliption to
chiklren. The way I ficure it. they pve me my boolt
in this business. Throuch the yean., tbtit dr:Yotioo.
and fr~ndship have bem wonderful. Sa it wu aJoas
about this tim~ that I decided that if tbcrc was aay
way I couJd act back to them with a meaaae oo lhc
importAnce of religion, in languase they could uodcr-
.stand. I ought to do it.
Today, I can say along with Dale the Christian
testimony we have made our creed:
"We belteve John 3:16: 'For OoJ &o lo11H tM
world, tlult he ga11e hU only berottert S011, tlwll w~
s&e'ller Jnlie11eth in him shouiJ rsot pnillt, 6111 lwH:
everl4sting life.' We have both acc:epk:d the Lord
JesU!I Christ as our personal Saviour. We love Him,
try to follow Him in our daily lives, and are brin,poc
our children up under His sWd.ance. To ... Jaw
Chrillt ill truly The liaht of the world.' "
Bennet's Bible Lesson &rrmnnrttr JUSliPIID IY fAITH --· , .. ~.
FREEDOM FROM
lr Dl. JAMIS I. IIMMIT ............. _.,, .. .,..., ,._, ,..,._.
OoJJ"1 .. W 'r" .._ A•M-c-•" •I CAri'.,l• CWo6u
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THE COMFORT IN
Psalms
.n
FEAR IS SOMETHING every one of us hos
experienced at one time or another -the
fear of poor health, or accident, or the
loss of a loved one, or poverty, or deoth,
to nome just a few. Yet, there is a cure
for fear that will absolutely work. This
most simple method is to get close to God
in your thoughts. H.• is the only certai.n,
unchanging foetor 1n the world. He wall
never let you dawn nor forget you. If you
are plagued by feor, open your Bible to
Psalm 3~:4 ond meditate upon this brief,
refreshing statement: "I sought the Lord,
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, AUL -,. jll-.cl faith salfttlon h""' doolh. It il the pfl ol ~ 1in Cltrilt, for in hit ~ m God'a .~. not ..... ..,. our ..... Ot
,...._,.. the WCW"d the rttu.Jt of o.v cood ....._ _
__. br hloa about About what, then, can we bout1 Tbt
lD f~ hilt could antwer it, ''No:!il.u AI tbe: ..., .aJ
!h --·1 II
Mile .... WI hope of praise belonc to etta~ Chrill for Hit
eter'IMJ li!c 1811 the ..-e P!J'I to comt: works on our f, for Ht flll&bed lbe
to aD Witftf't. wftbout -~ wry law (Matt. 5 :17). Thudon, "..ao il ~· • -oil buod r. .. .. ··-· b r 'th ·~. ~-~-1 I .... 1 .._ • .._~..~... fal H' JlUflncu 11 J.l WJu.uuo --o un . -•lh"'-:--· " the law," for, by thil act. He atabiJ.twd
tnlll'f'. ~ ~ the way . of· the "law of faith" and fuiAbed tbe law • !I • • II , =...o:. ~:~e ~ bated.a:' ~ fiven to hrad throuch MOtel. ~ law
(Rom. 10::9, lOJ. In writirw to the waa never abtoca~ by qoo, but, 11 ·~
G s, · bt pi' ·u M6d lTTht life . nbeytd by Jesus, and H!• ~ 11 a, bllns, !" ~ 11 • . Kl to our account -imputed lo us
wbkh ,I now h.e m lM ,~, I l•v~ by (Phl&emon 17,18). Therr:arcec.eleeh
tht faith of the ~ of God, ~!"tO ktvcd which insist that faith in Jeaaa' blood it,
•ne and pve htm~Cif for me (Cal. not sufficient to Juatify a aiaDer 'lad 2~ L-At ·his coa'ltl"'ion. Paul had juat they quote ~ames 2:17 and 26. ,INa a
tnouch faith of his own m J~• Christ cart! ul readmt of tht~r: t~, '!ilh ~
to lead him to I&J, "Lord, what wlh mans 4, shows tllat Jama 11 deaJiat with
thou han me to ctor' ADd from that roo' -.~Oft~· not~· J~~..,.. moment, tht vuy faith of Jaua in HiaJ.. Yt tee, not God ~s. 1'hia • wllll
ttlf and God ~ the place of Paul's Paul prdChed rtead•ly aDd wall ly
own faith. Jesus' faith aever fails, aod .from the, dly of bit coa"ttrtloa. to tiM
1 am cfad lhat J, 11 1 belie:Vtt, lift from day of h11 death, sod to both .~
dly to day by tbt (ailh o{ /,ttul Him-and Jews, ~u.e the "Ia~ of f~ ....
self, and that my dtmal li e doa not ~ "· un•~sal. !'Je ntked hil ~
dtpmd Uporl my own WJ.ftl'inc faith or 1 t and to.kd conttnuousl1 ~ ...,. Ilia .orb. fellowmen . Paul's c:onclusaon •a.. ""Tbtre·
The world profeua to Sftftr at tht fore bti!"C justified by faith, we ••e . . . . Ch · peace w1th God through our Lord .Jau fa11h of Cht1~1allS m Jesus nst as Chri!it" (Rom. S:t). This means the
God and SaviOUr and Lotd, but tht inward peace, the true peace, of our
world dots ha\•e faith in many thinp !lOuis, irr~p«tive of tl"M! outward turmoil
and persons infinitely far leu delef'Yinc of the world in which we live. It a. our
and He heard me, and delivernd me from than Jn.ut, who sacrificed Himself lot inhc:ril311<'1 of the pc:act-t. '~ to His eN-
all my feors.'' Then, turn bock to ponulor us. Orw: clay 1 rode many milc:s throuch dJ)Ie• f.t · ~N"orded in Joi .. l4:21) by .--nin, owr slippery roads, over klaC Jesus our Lord.
and strenpthening Psalm 23, and read at bridcts. 1oncer .tre:~s, tt:'roucb .tua· Thi' pea« .chances our whole life and verse~: ' .•. I will fear no evil: for thou nelt under a nver, m thick, ~w1fdy· we "rt'jokr: in hope oi the ctory of God"
art with me .•• " Now, read 2.7 :1: "The modng traffic, throueh traffic Jams at (Rom. 5:2). Thm this !,.ads to a nm:t
Lord is my light and my salvation· whom cronroads, and Oftr mouo~ins in an astoundinc experience -we actually re-
h II I f ?" If ·11 k God 1 · t auto made of many c:nmpl,~ated ~nd joU in tribulation, becaut God's Holy s a ear· you WI see or I us cklicate parts. 'hl.il . all ~tured fa1tb, Spirit has tauchf us tt.t tribahtion is the
fifteen minutes o day, spending that brief whether~ not 1 reah&Cd 11. ~ut.Iwu raw matt"rial out o( which p~~timcr i"
time thinking about Him, and thanking Him not w~ btc211te I had faith 1n. tht manufactured. Without trouble, thrtt'
for the many blessings you DO have, you. car, tht dnver, the othtr (art a~ dnwrs y n br neither patimce nor occaDon for
will find your fears rapi dly receding from whta we met or~· the buildeu of patif'fiC't. Also, patience en.e, u1 richn
your mind. You will be refreshed and in• the rOIIIis and bricfca, a'!d the maD) in u ·perif:nct. throu«h which our faith
d b d d d . . y other ~ thao ~.to.~~ i! test~ 'and strengthnted JO that we vigarate , in o y, min , an sr,trtt. au travel t1thtr u.fc or u-fllt•vu• s u~~~: ~:~t~ anrl dev('l'1p a glnriou~ e.xpccuncy
wi II be a new person, freed from ear. rase may be. · ... ..._ 1 • '========================---------:--:-:-:--::-:-:-' · toa1th u 0011 of the. commonest 0 • Ill tn" com~,e . ulul~t of rhe lovmr ..:; · · · · ·r 1 -'1 h .. _. rfans of our loVIng l...Md for our preunt by BoltOfl Dn vi.d.h.etBer, Ph.D. pe r.ml""t:S 10 the h e 0 a~ ~man ,,..1~· and r 1 re li£ All f th ' Iced · · D ' · · B ' Ia C U 3nd tven though wt :m: rl«e•vo:J and diS· u 11 e; o 1S wa.! wor Charrmn.n.. Se1ence U/18101'1., tO o eqe a 'nttd often by the faithl essneJ!'I. and ?Ut by~ whilt-we were yet amners, h
. R•prl,...d t-THE IUMG•s IUStMESS, . . f!'ru'res 3nd deceitfulness of human ·~ all H1~ plan and purpolt: W,e haw
AI IUNLIG.~T .triJI:ea drops of ram .and that 'still more advaneed rna the· ent. eolor1' ha~ .led to a !tUper"t~tlon, acen<"if:l and per50tla, yet we keep on nt-ver addtd el•en .a ~UUPStJo:". but 9H
Science and the Bible
the famahar arch of colon called matical techniques must be em-whac~ has perSis ted to ~odern tame.a, trusting them. Rut, on the contrary, real , are the de benf'fi(llnet of thas fT'ICC of ~e raiDbow i1 produced. For a lonr ployed. Although it ap~ars that that It can ~ told w.hu·h crops. wall humble trusting faith in Christ Jesus is our God.
time men have wondered about the modern method& have JU!It about produee the highest yteld by not teing very rare, which fact is tn•ly amuinc ·\ ~ wt read Paul's k'ftns, it all Jef'fni
rainbow aDd have tried to explain it . !KIIved this problem, it i!l not alto-wh ich colors predominate in rain-and startlinc when we remember that ~o rla•n and simple. As we study tht
Tbe ftrst time mathematics wa.s ap. gether eertain but that some qu e!l· bows ob!lerved during the growing jesu~ is nc:vff faithless and Mver has lh·e.1 of the apostles and othtr y.a incs, it
plied to a seieotlfte problem outaide tions still remain to be answered. ~eason . (ailed ewn once. No one can poim to iJI :~II so fully pro~ that we wonder if
1 · 1 1 d. d Sea d' J nd honest! ha H failed · ~ny n1an ever eotlld or would rej«t tht the ftelds of utronomy, optics, and The Bible says that the Lord gave . n fl.nctent ce an te ~n n In&· esus a y say t t . c a. m b ~o~• n( tht> Spirit of life in Christ Jesu~
mueie was AriatoUe's solution to the the rainbow after the flood of ·the v1an literature the raanbow, or t.he the ~r of n~. when H1s hdp wu whK-h makes "' ., free from the law
ptf'blem of how the rainbow i1 time of Noah as 8 token of the cove-godde~s represented by. the ram-u ked tn true faslh. nf ~in and death (Rom. S:2), and we
formed. His method was ingenious, nant which the Lord made wi th all bow, IS ;pre~en_led as a hnk betwe.~n 1Jn ....,Romw . ~ :21 ... -JI, ~~.ul uses tht ar~ shock@() to fiod that-ttw'gi-. mil·
thou1h aome of hi• uaumptiona Jivin& creature& that there would -the. aoc:b and IDan. 'I'&e~1bfi; &Qi werd-"lai~ •enea ti~nta. He tbcn: jority of human ~ Mn:~n &c·
weT'1! t!'ri"'neoua, and the result is in-never again be a univenal flood . that the . Lord J•ua Cbnat IS the demonstrata that 'tMre is a "law of ('t'}ltt'd thi ,-"law of fa1tfi" u tM bao;is of acc:ura~. by ~em stan~ards. AI· Since the rainbow is a physical phe· only mediator between God and man. faith." lhf'OUCh which bdtevt>u in Jeao.s ~"h'ation r>r for any ocher pti~.-Tfot.) ~ourh !nterest ID t.b~ ram bow was nomen on, apparently resulting from During medieval times there ·Was af.e saved . and junifitd and kept. ~is ·f'ftfl to pr~(er ttK "law of sin and ll~:tth.'
harh. thaa work of Aristotle wu not principles which existed from the be· a tradition, apparently started by law of fanh wu enact~ by God H101· T M-r woukt rattwr be ruled b.v Sou11n
surpaued for nearly 2,000 years. ginninJ', some commentators try to Bede (commonly referred to as "the self. and ~fore " perfttt . and than by God.
Explanations of the phenomenon avoid the impli cation that the rain-Venerable Bede " J that there would eternal. It •• founded upon the. nfht· Wh ile most mf'n have faith in OChf'r
of the rainbow were proposed by bow was ftr !lt seen after the fl ood by be no rainbow for 40 year11 before ~SMss of .God because of w.lnch the men. tMy do not ha,·e faith in Christ.
many men, includinr the great as· gyjng that what happened at that the end of the age. BtcauH of this !im of all . sanne~ must be pun1shed by Thf'y vicorously rejttt tht" la.w of faith,
tronomer John Kepler. It is strange time wall that. the Lord eho!le the tradition people had a aen•e of eom-t~e prt~bed 'ltna.hy of dea~h t£ the :uut c·bim, boastfully, that they can earn
that ao brilliant a man aa Kepler rainbow as a symbol of His cove-fort and false security when the1 s~nner. . .n: " ~ compr~~IK. "eNry rht-ir righteousnt''s by their good d«ds. tended f t1 th t the d th · · · 1_.,~ · bo ( th bel' ed sm recr•ves Its own JUSt punt11nment . o Nobody ever has socc«dtd in this, yet eo? or some me a . nant. an not at at ongma ~ saw a ram w, or ey aev sin is overlooked . This is vossible lxcanse multitude!! have tried it and a.re now
raanbow waA produced by the aphetl· then . The Bible gys that before the they were safe for at least another J •--· lo 11 · __ "nd too'· · · · 'f'L-l h f h 1 d · d ( h 0 Tli ' . 1 csus ~amr: stn r a Sin'"''~.. " lt)'JnK •t wtthout success. IrK:~· simply ea I ~pe 0 t e C OU . ( 1.n~tea 0 t. ~ flood the earth was watec.ed by a 4 r ears. , •tS IS qu te, contrary to tht' ptnalty of dtath for all, for all were will not humbly uercise faith in tht
sphet1cal sha~ ~f mdavtd~al ram-mist rather than by raan. Also &:npture m two partteulars. The dud (2 Cor. 5:14-21). We aettpt this ;;..1crifi ct and !ihed blood of Jesus, eve-n
drops ) when 1t IS 10 obvtous that there i!'l some evidence that the B1ble tells us that the return of bct in faith act upon it and thm wt though they are told that such f~ith has
clouds are not spherical in !!hape. earth at that time was surrounded Chri!lt and th~ con!lummation of the art saved (Ad. 16:31 ; R~. 10:9, 10). alwa ys ;1ttaint'd its purpose.
In the tlrat . part of the 17th cen· by a vapor canopy, which collapaed age ar~ imminent, and h~ve been so This puu all of the bUrden of deans· How can we know that 'ft ha'lf: faith :
tury Rene Descartes believed be had when "the window!! of heaven were ~ver smee He ascended Into heaven inc u! from sin on Jesus O.rilt our R~ Tht proof of tht pudditlf is in the eat·
l'Dived the problem of the rainbow opened" (Genesis 7 :11 1 at the time from th e Mount of Olives in the deemcr and Lord abd He 11as' ac:cepted inc thtrrof. and the proof of faith ib
through the use of geometry and of the flood . Under thefle condition!( l'light of .Hi." di~ipl ea. Furthermore, this CTett ~"'bility UICI He bu fal-Je~us is in our thoughts. words, and 2ct1,
trigonometry. In the latter half of it may very well be that no rainbow for Chr1 !1t1ans the return of the filled nery demand of the: law. He w&to which result from tht: aerciSf! of oar
that eentury IAAac Newton invent-wu seen before the flood . Lord and the consumm ation of the was without tia W'U mack to be "tin for faith. If thtre a.re no such ea.,ily recoc ·
ed the calc ulus, and he and oth-Rainbows are not all alike. for at age are not to be dreaded but to be us," that "we micbt be made the right-nizt'd results, then there prob:\l,ry is ftO
en applied it to t he problem. AP. dirferent times different colors may antieipated with joy, "looking for ~sn~ o~ God in him." Thus, by our faith in the ~C"rifke aM me.ct hJood
time went on it became evident that predominate. It has been found that that blesaed hope, and the rlorioua fa1th m HID), we are lh'~ ~rom ete~ (James 2:14-26). You lmow a trer: by
even ealculus is not an adequate tool thi! is due to different sizes of rain· appearing of the great God and our torrntnt and death --: wh1ch .. tcpa.rabon it~ fruit. You know a faithrul Christ~n
to solve the problem of the rainbow, drops. This predominance of differ· Savior Je~u~ Christ" (Titus 2:1S)J from God. There 1!1 no otbtr way of l.y his works.
C H R I S T' S M E S SAGE T 0 C H U R C H 0 F SA R D I S
'fhi~ is the 16th ia • aeriu oa Revelatlo..,. tiM I••· Tt. teaching, rather than accepting their own precon-Armenians. One young girl came and waited outside (1) for sinning apinat GOD, Exodus 32 :33; (2) for
L. LaH•ye, ~•tar or Seott Me~M~"illl S.,U.t 0..-ell ef Sn th te t f ed. 1 · ta H da k ~ me11o, reprU.ted rr-the Blblle.l a. ... .,. .._.t,. 1111. ceived ideas about the interpretation of truth. Had e n or m 1ca asa1s nee. er r eyes ~ not beina an overcomer, which is synonymous with
U~alt•e•t coacetu tlae letter to tlae o..m. • Su4!.. they been willing to repent, doubtless the HOLY trayed the tremendous pain which racked her body. being bom·ap.in or putting one's trust in CHRIST
Our LORD counsels the church of Sardis to do SPIRIT would have guided them" ... into all truth.." Someone asked her, "Have you been hurt?" To which JESUS according to I John 5 :1-4; (3) for taki~
five things, which, had they obeyed, would have made she answered, ") am bearing the crou. I bear in my away from the words of the prophecy of Revelation
"If tlt.erefore t.to-K •M.lt R.Ot watch,/ will come a& a bod th f JESUS CHRIST N 1 k h them acceptable to Him. Y e crou o . . ow now ow 22:19. In short then, anyone who hu sinned against
( 1) "Be watchful" is an expression that points up tlt.ie{, a.M thou. aha.lt "0t kftow what hour 1 will com.e He suffered.'' They did not understand, but the nune GOD has hia n.ame bJoUed out of the boo)( of life
Ref 1tJ)Oft. tl&ee." Because the Refonn.ation churches have h · ted h h · h ed. 1 h 1 pped a serious defi ciency in the teaching of the onna· 1 w o 'assts er, w en m t em 1ca tent 1 e 1 i when he diet. not heeded our LORD's warning, it is obvious that tion leaders. The word "tva.tch" is used by our LORD off her dress, saw the CI"'ONN that had been branded The book of life should not be eonfuaed with the
iu other passages of Scripture to indicate the atti-they are goinr to be taken u?awares whe~ our LOR~ upon her shoulder with hot irons. The wound waa Lamb's book of life. The Lamb'• book of life containa
tude of life that should characterize His children, in comes. One of the many evidences of this prophetic swollen and burning with fever. The ai.rl explained the namea of all thoee who are followen of the Lamb
view of Hi~ promised return. The moet aerious defi-iporanee on the part of Refonnation churches is that "Every day they would say to me 'lloh.ammed o; (who can only be the LORD JESUS CHRIST). There
ciency in the Refonnation teachinp wu that they they are. rinr l~en in the ~orl~ Council of CHRIST?' When I said, 'CHRIST,' on the lut day ia no evidence in Scripture that it is pouible for an
laC"ked instruction in Bible prophecy and separation. Churches ecumenl~l Prorram which 11 planned ~or they branded my shoulder with thia cross. Now u individual to have his name blotted from the Lamb'•
It is interesting that prophetically instructed Chris-the purpose of umtln~ .•11 Protestant_s. all Catholics lona u I live I will bear thia croa and someday when. book ot lite. Therefore, we conclude that one of the
tians are more apt to be separated, consecrated Chris-and eventu~lly all rehglOns. If they JUst un~eratood I see JESUS I will be glad." Many of 111 who have boob that will face man in eternity, at the Great
tlans than those who are not aware of the promises the proph~lc Word of GOJ?. they woul~ ~~~~ t~at never tasted the 1tinr of penecution for the cauae White Throne Judament, accordina to Revelation
of our bleesed LORD's Second Cominr. they are at4lnr and. abetbnr the Anttchr•st • pro-of JESUS CHRIST will stand uide and be thrilled at 20:12, ia the Lamb'a book of life. It one hu put hia
(2) " ... A ltd ••tabluh (atrenrthen, KJV) lite I'J'AIII, for t~t combmed church wtll be hta church the Judrment Seat of CHRIST u tit-who have are truat in JESUS CHRIST, ltia name Ia written In the
tlti"O' tMt remaift." This evidently ref en to the need du~nr the flrwt thr'ft and a half yean of ·the Tnbu-rewarded. Lamb'• book of life. which auarantees that it remaiu
of otrenrthening the good doctrinal t ... hinp of the labon (Rev. 171· . . . . Our LORD'a challenre to thia church, aa In all the · In the book of life 10 that when lte di• and-out
early days of the Refonnation, which ,..,.. limited '"!'-flu 4 few Mmu '" Sard" tltat did_ not defile othen. ia directed to the individual. "He IAct ..,.,.. iato llemity, be need never fear failinr the-be-
to aalvation by faith, the total depravity of man, and llt~r ,..,.,..,.,., oltd IIIey ~/taU .walk tottlt !Ito 1" e""'etlt," u we beve alnad7 aeen, ia a di....t refer-fore the G-t White Thi'One Jud-I (which Ia
the authority of the Word of GOD. ••ltite; for 111? are teort~r: Aa '" all church area, ence to thooe who beve been born-apin b)' faith in only for UDbelieven)_ Revelation 20:16 llho1ra that
(3) " ... Hold ftUt ... "A warniDJ to adhere lena-' the ~onnatton had •ndtvtduala who were faJthful CHRIST (I John 6 :1-4), the 1aat book aplnst which man'a apiritul eoaditloa
cloualy to the doctrineo clearly tautht in the Scrip-to the1r LOR~ .. They had...,., throulh the paauntry " .•• rllallllt• be oN'IIrell ita te.WU ,.........u · · ·" Ia t..tod Ia called the "book of life." "Au if.,.,-
tureo which they alnady ltad. It wu bad enoulh or ornate relt .. ous aacramento and ntual to the per-ia a rete....,. to the n,h-..-of CHRIST with ..C !011114 ..,;ec ... ita lite book of life, ite --...,.
that they did not go far enoulh in the development of oonal acceptance of. CHRIST u SA VI OUR and which we are clothecl when we an bo111 apia (II Cor. lite-o/ iff.,"
Scriptural truth, but it ia even wone that-aro LORD.--of thll faith,?' ~im and obodloDeo ~ 5:~,1). , . Our LORD'a next -t Ia : "Ho 1Act ._,l•
IIOIIMI of tho denomlnationa that are .,..ept aloq in Hla Word. the7 nfaood to *file lAW ,.,.._, • • • AM I lllill 110 110 toiH '*" .W. -""' •f lite -I« Aitlo ltcer ,...., lite Spm ..Ullo lite........_
the ..tvancill( tide of neo-orthodox:y todQ' fn lf...tDtJ that Ia, -pr'OIIIIM with the aUitade and eoadact of book of life, au I lllill _,_ We •-kfrw• •r •. ~ Whether or not JOU ha_.. heard Ia determl..S IIIJ
up or _pr'OIIIIai., tha orthodox poaitloa whleh the world, bat lind a _..ud and ....sb' Hla. l'l&llter, n4 ..,.,.. ltW -•.n Thia 1,._ the wllotbar or DOt ,.,.. be'N beedod Ria wanliJia to bo
.--taod tbe refonMn. h..io. laclood Ia tile ....--of lila LORD that -.arlt7 "!'~' whlell a bella-Ia bold ·-tllo bon apia. 1o ,....,. name .mttoa In the t..b'o boal<
(I) ", , • It-' , , ." llepaatanCOI Ia DOt oaiJ aal theJ ohali "-" toUA -Ia ...WU: fw IAq .,. daJ til )-Bit .s..ribod Ia a..tlltlool ~:11·11. tt Hie, whlell --that It will-bo bloiW
8Ct til tuEiltta ........ GOD, bat it intOit• a ...... .. ...... Tbo _,. II laid IIIah ,.., ,._.. ~ ou The boal< ol life Ia tMt boal< ...... a , •.• tbe CIIEU II DOl, 1IEIIL;J' I arp JOU to l'llo on ,_r t.. ud
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from left, Miss Ann Lesley O'Bryon, Miss Gale Mar·
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Miss Carol Helen Anderson. (Cameo House photo.)
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Debutantes are presented
(Continued from paae 1) ~.. Kenneth S. Ron, with a natural waittline,
Howard, President of musicchairman;Mn.Wahlers bell skirt, Alencon lace L::::.::::;:::.;::.:::::..:::J) National Board of NCL. Olander, photopaphy chair· beaded with seed pearls
es corted by Arthur H. man; Mr •· Peters Hutctlins, edsed low scoop neckline.
Kruaer; and Mr &. Nonn~m proaram chairman; Mrs . Deep border of beaded
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POMIIaY MIAISCMIIA president or philanthropy of licitychainnan; Mn. Roy B. Miss Olander wore an
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~;-;J;;;:;••iiiiiii~ quisite crystal chandelier Lee P. Jordan Jr., treasurer l!iet off the boat.shaped t and fullmirroredbackJI'()und, and rese"atiooa chairman; neckline rirrrned with a
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Grecian marble pillera Rote, pte~all party chair~ Miss Werder wore a aown
INSURANL'E . . . paced the settina which man. by Valdez, sheath style of
~-----------, waa illuminated by pink Min Anderson wore a Alencon lace.
f'OA AI.L Of' VOUA
INSURANC E NEEDS
ROBERTSON -SAOLEIR
INSURANCE
S333 E. ODut H.,-.
noodliahts. Round tables .,wn by Bianchi. The The traditional breakfast,
duouahout the bill room empire bod. ice ia embroidered followina the ball, (or all
carried out the hue a or in pearl a and crystals. The the debutantes, their escorll
pinka and reda with center skirt ia A line with aathered and a tass , was held in the
OD ... • WI •• _ fi'l-:JUI piece• of red roaes, pink fullnen at the back. home of Mr s. Wahlen L----------' carnations and pink cathe• Min Hayton wore a white Olander.
FUNDAL DIRECTORS ...
BALTZ • MORTUARIES
lUI SUPERIOR AVE.
COnA IIE$A
MidwAy b-2424
:15211 I. COUT HIWAY
CO-A DEL liAR
ORiole la9450
s .. c. 1941
Frien411 !Wif'laarhood -BEll-BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broaclway
~.~ .. -..-"""'"-
dral candles. ribbon embroidered lace
The Ooor commitlee con· with cap aleevca, acoop
sisled of Lee Puton Jor~ neckline, empire bodice
dan Jr., Richard Cwtis with modified A·line 1kirL
Rawlinas, Jack L. Caldwell, The back ia fashioned with
Roy B. Wooluy, E. William a silk oraanza panel cauJht
Hoatetter Jr., John M. with a tailored bow at the
Owen. Clifford Hakes served top.
as preaentation coordinat«. Miu Helperinworc a sown
Mrs . Charles Hislop Ban's by Adeline of San Fr&n•
ball committee consisted cisco of white a ilk peau de
of: Mra. Fred C. Jennina•. soie. F.nlpire bodice covered
acceuoriu chairman; Mrs. with daily pattern Swiaa
John M. ()wen, hotel &r•. lace and ned pearls . Deep
ranaement 1 chainnan; Mr a. border of lace around hem of
Edward 8. Akins, dcbu-A·line altirt.
tante chairman; Mrs. Paul Miu o•Bryon wore a aoWn
M. Roaera, debutante fathers by Adeline ol San Fran·
chairman; Mrs. J'ack N. cia co of white peau de soie
Schillina, decorations chair-
.man;~a.OooaldW. Hayton,
eacorta aod staa chairman:
Mra. Donald D. Anderson,
in•itationa cbainnan; Mn.
Jerome Helperin, inlorul
inYitationa cbairman; Mra.
Norman A. Bin a, rna• ter of
, ceremoniea, pesentor and noor connittee chairman;
LEGAL HOTICE
lite Lorvoat Bi~lo Claaa In tho Harbor Area
....... ,.. ...... 4,1• ....
"The Bible Co•u Allve"
1WI: IYWJ Su~.y .. .-., he• ftAS .. lOz!D
I'LACI: ftiST IAPn5T CIIUIIOI
OPCXISTAMIS.. .1 .. _,, __
A JARII IELCOIIE AIAJTS YOU I
BRING YOUR CHILDREN I
TRANSPORT PROIILEII
WILL BE Dt50JSSED
The Leaaue of Women
Voters of Oranae County
will present a symposium on
urb&n transportation en•
tiUed .. Transit in uan ..
aition" at the S.ddleback
Inn in Santa Ana fran 9:30
a.m. w 2 p.m. TUesday,
Dec. 5.
Hu&h Mulholland, uecu ..
ti ve director of the Govef"'
nor's taak force on tranJ·
portation, will apeak at
10 a.m. Follow ina luncheon,
there will be a 12 :30 panel
discussion on "Devclo~
ment or an urban tranapor-
tation system in Oranae
County." Membe.n of the
panel, all UCI faculty
members, will be Dr. Henry
Faa in, fi'Ofeuor of lldminis·
tration and research ado-
ministration or . lh• public
policy re aeuch oraaniu~
tion; Charles Lave, actina
auiatant professor of
economics: Martin Levin.
actina auistant profcuor
of political ICience, and
Karl Radov, lecturer in
economics •
MARIIOIITE5 ELICTID
Harbor Area nlideau
electod 10 tbe omce by
•c Mcn&al Health A.atod~
lion of Or Mao County in·
~lucie Jolla Rau of S.lboa,
Yi ce.prel i dent; ,.. • ..fa.
t~ard hul of eo •• hi's'
tecte\111, •• 41i.nc1Dn
Rich•d D. Fo,..oaa ofBol-
lloo lol•cl, Dr. Moorico
Ka,1111 of Cool& Mooo, Mil
~ •. ·-.. ._or OD"rSIIons.
Children may sian~p for
any of the libraries o( New-I
port Beach. The date of the
uip ia [)cc. ·9, and all re-
aituations muat be made no
later lhan Dec. 3. Trans por-
tAtion will be provided from
lbc librui1es, leavina at
10:45 a.m., retumina 10 li-
braries at noon.
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"AMERICA'S I.ARGQT''
Servinl All OrMtp County Penniuion slips m&y be
picked up at the libraries
LOCAL ART DISPLAYED
Work of Harbor Area at·
tists and craftsmen are in·
cluded in the e~hibit at the1
Family Tree Restaurant1 Gallery, Broadway and Eu-1 clid, Anaheim, for the
months of November and
Occembet, Local artists
a.re Tanya Baker, Jo and
Esther Oendel , Shirley
Haseman, Roait.a Montao-
mery, Beverly Nemetz,
Chuck Stevena and Gloria
DRAPERY
CLEANERS
FREE LOANER DRAP£S
LESS 20% f'Oft CASH • CNIIIY
TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED
Current Annual Interest
5 1.,4 '/o Bonus Certificates • 5 ';~ Passbook Accounts
REAL ESTATE LOANS ...
Sale or Purchase
Quick Commitment • Local Level Analysis
Refinancing
Cash • Home Improvement
ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $15,000
Federal Savings and Loan
Insurance Corporation • Sound and Stable
Management
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IEII'OIIT HARIIlR EIISIIJI
IEtOIID SEC11011 --P. 4
lMURSOAY; NOV. 30,'1167
QIIDIA OEL-IIAR, CALl F.
Job often sad, but
II' II-"-1 SALE!
Steve and Kothleet~ Hugh~a
Kathy Johnston wed
to Lt. Steve Hughes
A• • &iul• Jirl powina up
in Oreaon.. Sandra Tumar,
now of Colla M11a. made
S'•nfoni•Q •P bcr mind lllat wt. .. abe T1 pew up .nd wont 10 work,
1ho wanted to be a polic ..
concert is S::; ;.,.. h•r lint ... p
eel in that direction wbon tho a·nnounc 1went to work in May, 1~. u ., inteiiMdia,. pol;ca
S. . clerk with the Nowpon Tho Chorale 1nrom1, pre .. Beach lice. Arter 17
tented by lho Co~ta Me~a months a~lhi • position, t he ~ymphony Au~., wall beaan didn't li ke the work and
u a 3~ con~ert season a t wrned in her ruianaLion.
1:30 p.m. Fnday, Dec. ·1S , But fate stepped in the
In the OranJCI Cout Colleae day beforf her last day or
Audi tori urn. work One or the meter
The Chor~le, directed by maid~ quit to ao back to ~., Gerald Schroeder will colleae and Sandy was
liria "'Meue de Minuit pour aiveo ·the opportunity to
Noel," a midniaht mass for take her place, last Sept.
Chri 1tmas, by Marc-AniOine 26.
O.arpeotier. Soloista w_ill Sandy was ~rn in Seattle,
be Dobie Gordon, Francesca Wash. She was rai sed on
L"Hoir, Jan Alexander. her uncle's fox (ann • in
Wayne Crawford, John Bori· Eaale Point, Oreaon. She 1 sek, and Del Weeks. was sent there,suppo1edly,
Al so on the proaram wi ll•lO die of complicatioos from
be "Christmas Cantata'' by non-paralytic polio and
Daniel Pinkham, in which double penumonia re sultina
the OCC brass choir, under from an inrection caused by
the direction of Tom Her-a tonsillectomy. Bot Sandy.
nandez, and the OCC choir who should be nicknamed
direct"ed by Walt Gleckler: "Sunny" was well in two
jo in their ta lents. months. Her molher Mrs.
Ruth Smith, sti II livu on
th e £ann with its 5,000
foxes.
A Oiaht across country scooped neckline and three
was the hon eymoon trip for quarter s leeves. The dress
Lt. and Mrs. Stephen Kin· had a chapel train and was
near Hughes and hi s bride, adorned with noseaays of
lhe fa nner Miss Kathleen reembroidered lace. Her
Johnston of Los Ang e le s, shoulder lenath veil was
wh o were married Sepl. JO held with a lace nower head·
at SL Matthew's Epi scopal piece. She carried a mixed
Church in Pac ifi c Palisades. 'White bouquet with orchids
The bride is the daughter and stephanotis .
Two months after Sandy
was araduated from hiah
school. she was married.
The youna man had lived
1¥1 miles from her. bu t the
two never met until he came
home rrcm the Navy.
Their meetina was drana-
tic. Sandy had just mana-
aed to control her horse
after it had 'bolted and run
away. But down the road
Ca'Tle an Olds and the driver
blew hi s hom at her. The
horse bolted after the car.
To slOp the car, and hopina
lO stop her horse, she drew
a 3~30 from its scabbard
and shot it in the air. The
driver. who was Danny,
stopped hi s car and lhey
exchanaed a few hot words.
of Mrs . William McDow John· Gregory Kinnear Uughes
ston J r. and the late \lajor o( Corona del Mar s erved as
Johnston o f Los Angeles. his brother's best man.
The aroom's parents ate Mr. Ushers included the bride's
and \·lrs. U. Lynne ~J uahes brother, William McDow
of 426 Carnati on Ave ., Cor-Johnston, and James Tho·
ona del Mar. mas Collins and Ri chard
Robert Gil man Mc Fall gave Cu rtis Nyder. Cousins of
hi s niece in marri aae. Father the bride, David McFall and
Olarles Searcy performed John Luder, served as
lhe c eremo ny. The bride acolytes.
wore a peau de soie gown of Mrs. Bru ce Bielke or Tor-
pUre whi te with a1 gently ranee wa s the matron of
Bridesmaids were
Sally Foesch of Lo s
and Mi ss Judith
o f Whittier. ~1iss Amy
the bride's cousin,
CHRI STINA ROBERTSO N of
Eas t Bluff will be ma rr ied
next spring to John Bechtold
J r., son of Mr. and Mr s . John
Be chtold Sr. of Vlneland,
N.J ., and an engineering
graduate of Lehigh Univer·
si ty in Bethlehem, Pa. Miss
That night, i mu tu al
friend JOt them toaether.
Six niahts later th ey were
enaaaed. ~ months later,
they were manied. They
have t\m children, Marty,
6Y.! and Dana. 5. The chil -
dren are looked after when
the y come home from school
b)· a "very love!)' lad y from
Enaland who lives next
door.''
RETIRED P EDPL E
LOVE OUR EOOHOMY
was junior bridesmaid. Robertson, daught er of Mr s.
The bride attended Univer· J ean Robertson of 20b8 Vista
High School in Los An -Cajon, Eas t Bluff, and Frank
and was graduated Robert son of La Habra, at-
the San Diego State tended LOS · Angeles Valley
Ll. Hughes is a College and is a graduate of
of Newport . tlarbor the UC LA dental assistant s '
. School, where h1s fath· school. (Ri chardson-Delong 1s a member of the faculty. ,
tie attended Orange Coast photo.)
Lots of hard work and lots
or study, includina course s
on police psycholoay and
law enforcement,are ahead
of Sandy , for her to ac·
compli sh her desi re to be-
come a policewoman. In
February, she will start a
Colleae before go ing to San DAR th y I •tt Diego Sta te, wh ere he earn-ga ers u e g I s
ed hi• degree. lie '' • mem-
COMPLm
SHOE, HANOU.G,
LU(;OAGI RII'AIRING
~~ 1'--T•-Y"'
e lllcho'* LW. Centw
LW. lole.
e 1401 L C.. Hwy. c-.. _
• 1111--lt. -AM .,.. .... cena ..... ..... a...a
be r of the Pi Ka ppa Alpha
frat ernity.
The young couple wil l live
in Vi rginia Beach near Nor-
folk. Virginia , where LL
Uughes is stati one d.
WOMEN'S CLUB TO HEAR
HORMAH HELSOH SING
The Newpo rt Beach
Oa istian Women 's Club
will meet [or lunch e on and
program at noon Tue sday,
Dec. 5, at the Balboa Bay
Club.
A go s pe l mes sage in
word and songwil! be given
by ~orm an Nelso n, "Sing·
ing ambass ador .. for Over-
seas Crusades. A special
fe ature, arranged by ~lrs.
Dan Dinsmoor, will be a
presentation by the Candle
Shop from Kn ott's Berry
Farm.
Nursery for pre-school
children wi II be avai !able
by reservation. Grace Bark-
er, at 673-3325, and Jackie
Me rtz, 333-1221, are hand-
ling reservations for lun-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~c~h~eon and nursery.
~ YOUR BOAT
SAFE CD
INSURANCE
Is no place for
"Do It Yourself"
Insurance
stl 'f~~~~~~f MAHAHAH & EGGERS, IHC .
,,cO TELEPHOMt:t 67WU2
.,. 2NJ t:. COAST HWY.-COlOMA DIEL MAR, CAL.,,
\-lembeu of the Col. Wil-
liam Cabell Chapt er of
Daughters of the American
Rev olution ~tarted thinking
about Ch ristmas las t Octo-
be r. As part o f their project
ofhel pina the Orange County
Oupter of the American
Red Cross, Mrs. Gu y H.
Cherry, U.S.O. chainnan,
supervised the packing of
53 "ditty baas " filled with
useful arti cle s for shipment
to service men in Vieblam.
When the DAR members
meet at 12 :30 p.m. Wedne s-
day, De c. 6, in the "fiesta
Room., at the Bluffs, they
will bring blankets, clothing,
foo d and cookina utensils
for Danny Davey's Christ-
mas Caravan to the Navajo
and Hopi Indians.
A dessert-tea will be ser-
ved by the hostess commi t.--
DR. LIHDER SPEAKS
Or. LeRoy H. Linder of
2566 Odord Lane, Costa
Mesa, mana1er of technical
infonnation s ervi ces at
Philoo-Ford Aeronutronic,
recentJy presented lhe
John Cotton Dana lecture
at the University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley.
Dr. Linder, who is past
president of the Southem
Californ ia Chapter or lhe
Special Libraries Auocia-
lion, spoke to lhe s tudents
and visitina librari~as on
lhe subject, "Some pro~
lems and prospects in spe6
cial librari1n1hip."
tee, headerl by Mrs. Harold
Zook as chainnan, assisted
by the ~es. Gus Brelin,
Helmer Dickey. Hart D.
Hickman and John Bous.
Otrislmas music by the
.. Olansonettes" o f Te·
Winkle School will precede
the speaker, Mrs. Harvey W.
Kinkead, s tate vi ce-<hair·
man of The Flaa of the
Uni ted States of America.
\b. Earl G. Corke ll, re·
sent. will preside.
VOLUNTEER BUREAU
ISSUES HELP CALL
The expanding population
o f Oranae County has pla-
ced a severe strain on the
Newport Harbor Volunteer
aueau's 38 woman car
pool. They transport pa-
tients for medical treabnent,
distribute kits lO worken
and deliver materials ID
printers for local oommunity
support aaenc1es. Volun-
teers are needed to help the
car pool.
The Bureau also needs more
\Oiunteers to assist the
mentally retarded propam
throuah play and occupa-
tional therapy, chaperonina
dances, movies and Sunday
church services, decoratina
wards, wrappina donated
Jifts, and makina &ray faYOTI.
Volunteers c.n call the
Bureau at642~'l63 between·
~ and noon, or drop in at
32S N. Newport Blvd.; New-
port HeiJhtt.
THIIF AT SOIOOL
Lilt IS !ILK A LOT
A milk &o"t an&ered die
Newport l!lemenlaly Scbool
-Y oi-~ No•. 10, ud
aiu.r shared Of chok 10
cartcMll ol Milk, leniftl
.. empty CO.taiHrt be-
lliod.
lh. -1 Coedry of 413
HoU c 114, ,.._portHeiJIIUa,
onl ... at ... .-. at6
a.a ·to disCOMt ..._ IMft
-... relrl-1«. ,. ..
cila ~ad alao be• -•
-·-·lletlledlleol
WI ,. kip ol • •at.
•
Meter Moid Sandy Turner
course at Orange Coast
Colleae under Poli cewoman
Ce le t~te Van Cleve.
There are 2 meter maids
oo the rorce and lhey have
"quite a few names., for
the cushman vehicle they
drive around. "Ice cream
cart" is one of the kinder.
These vehicles are very
liaht. When Sandy wen t
around a corner durin& the
last bi& wind, the can was
lifted up on two wheels.
"I was afraid I would end
up under it." said Sandy.
She has driven the Trave 1-
. all {paddy) wagon and a
black and white cruiser,
when the rad io wen t ou t on
her Cushman. It wouldn't
be surprising to see her on
a motorcycle some day, be·
cause her car won't start,
she'll ride her Italian Gi 1-
era to work.
Asked about her exper·
iences , she said the job is
often sad but rewardina, too.
She hasn't been disappoint-
ed; she likes it even more
than she thouaht she· would
when she was little and
saved pictures, collected
books ~r~d read about real
investiaations.
Three youna men
tried to avoid
re cently
a tic·
ket by drivina off, tauntina
her, a1 she was writii'IJ the
citation. Sandy radioed the
license number to the dis•
patcher and the men were
apptehended in Corona del
Mar. Sandy was taken over
there to finish writina the
tic ket. "They didn't have
much fire left," she said,
• 'and they didn't act too
pleased ...
Durin& Easter Week she
has seen many parents
spank their kids in the of-
fice. Often people are hys-
terical and they won't think
when they call in.
"They'll scream, 'I've
been robbed!' and hana up
wi thout aiving their names,"
s he said.
"Once when a boat ex-
ploded in the bay, 13
people ~ailed up to say
there was an explosion, and
then hung up without tellina
what exploded where!"
Despite the fact that
people take their feelinas
out on the police, Sandy
likes her job. lr couraae
and enthusiasm a nd aood
cheer have 1nythin1 to do
with success, Sandy would
make a areal policewoman
for Beach.
hooray
forttio
bro
c..,leae u•w.aa.. .r sa.ek
OIKIN.U Oil P AINTINc;S n teST ANI
IUOW-UIU OFF£1-I ll Y AT YOlJI
OWN Pllc:E.
IHnRI iTOCK or PRIMTl & $IIIGUI'HS-
0VALS, IOUMD. IIIHIATUIU, PUMIS-
rGIIMOSA rUMU-rUMIS IIADY MADE
,_ OUI CUSTDMIIOULOIMG.
AT
/ l/2 PRICE
FRAMES MADE TD YOUR ORDER
AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICE
TAlE AIIVAIT& Of TIIS
SALE 11 SAVE 011 YB
CIIIS1IAS REIS
DAMES, frames
I :II E. 17 .. UREET. COiTA MUA
PHOHI._-9
Receive a recular mtome every month ... re• after year after year.
Most retired professKwlal men have always been practical breadwinners.
They have had regular incomes and they count on it.
, ....... --1100.00
•.. .. ···~
lfft'UT UO.OIO: .._ ... __ ,.
IOW'H'S . 117,350.00
They like to equalize their incomes.
Their Monthly S~urity Accounts at Newport
Association do this for them.
Balboa Savings and Loan
The Monthly Security Account plan is well established ... it has proved itself
for many people.
Wise investors Say, "The plan is terrific.""
ARE YOU THAT KIND OF BREADWINNER?
....,_., '--MofttMy S.urity Atcoum piM
-h: You ;.,.,..t, ......, $20.000. We send f'OII
IIKh ,_.... • ct.• lw 1200.00. Thlt -
h ..,.,..... '"""' --... c~ 5.00'1, f* -. ..... .._~ ..... _., .... .,..,..
..... ..... ,_ t24.000.00 '*"'-..... l'O'I .....
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(,..,.,_..., Mlbj«t to,_, ... , of s.e, 1104 ol
trle ~ie ,._ill! Codt ""'*' which • ....,;r,l,
Met '-" ---iorl _, ,. ....... its '""" to ,...,.. up to • --. •a o1 iM..c to -"ff.
..... [""f' ........... ,..,.,.,. -...... ""' pr-.fiJ HI -ll ,..,,,) Seftd lot-f'OII• lrM
~ S.Ct,~titJ Ac:COVI'It ·~."
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$15000
1150.00
1150.00
$225.00
$200.00
$200.00
$300.00
5250.00
$250.00
1375.00
10 ,..,. ' 1,550.00
10 yMfl • ' 1.7!10.00
wwt:ST Jn.OOO: to rnn t:.n.600.oo 1 s )'Uf1 S2I.OJO.oo
10,-rs Sl7.100.00
INVlST PO,OOO:
10 ,_,. J26,0JO.OO
15 ,.." 123,200.00
tO JM" SI4,:J50.00
ttM:ST .... 000:
I 0 JIM•I s:M.725.00
IS -,.n UO.I50.00 to ,..,_ Ut.l25.00
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IS,..... S31,61S.OO
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IEII'OI!T HARBOR EIIGI
SECOIIO SECTION - -Pill 5
THURSDAY, lOY. 30.1!67
IDROIIA DEl liAR, CAliF.
• • • . 1·: ~, ,. ,, ,. , ,
people
film
be shown L • und ~
,
""SIOked the wave
people,'" a color (ilm about
surfina by John Sihler, with
an oriainal musical •core by
Fmi l Richards, will be
lhown at &:30 p.m. this
Friday and Saturday, Dec.
l and 2. at Newport Harbor
Hiah School.
Surfina mores, lhe effects
ef competition, conunercisiM
ism and threatened leci sla-
lion are probed on the aound-
lrackby "'the wave people"
lhem1elves.
Christmas " ball, benefi\ing Haag Hospital, are these
members of the "Voices of Christmas" committee, from
left, Mrs. William Durkin; Mr s. John Wayne , chai rman;
Mrs. Jack Carney, Mrs. Thomas Stadlinger and Mrs.
Willis Longyear. The ball will be held Wednesday
evening, Dec. 13, at the Newporter Inn. Les Brown
and Sonny Burke will present the program, which will
include music for dancing and a concert by their so-
voice choi r. (Jack We st photo.)
"'SIOked'' will be present·
ed in conjunction wi lh a
live concert by Emil Rich-
ards" "New time/sound
element."' which includes
Dave Mackay, piano; Bill
Plurrmer, bass; Joe PotM
csro, drums; Mike Craden,
perrusaion; .. Dr." Paul
Beaver on the Mooa Syn•
thesizer and a jll'lgle of
new elecuonic sounds. Laguna artist is featured
The Junior Ebell Club of
Newport Beach announces
tha t lhe artist of the month
for December will be Diana
Nies of Laauna Beach.
Startina Dec. 1 her display
of collaaes will be on ex-
hibit at Mariners Library,
Miu Nics, who is present-
ly self~mployed as a collaae
artist, c ard desianer and
jewelry manufacturer,
studied at Chouinard · <\rt
Institute, Otis Art Institute
and California Colleae of
TTRESSES
WKW -U.VILDIIIG
l~&ular Shapn
,. ...... -c.ttoe
COSTA WHA lrotATTIUS CO. ....
Arts and Crafts in Oakland.
She recently completed 2
collaacs for the Balboa Bay
Club apartment of Mr. and
Mrs. Barry O:>ldwater.
Mu. Gary Rawlinas is
c:hai nnan of the Junior
Ebell fine arts commi ttee.
THIEVES VANDA LIZ E
Vandalism and thievery
caused a loss of S87.28 Moo-
day night at Small Craft
Mar ine, 100 E. Coast Hwy.,
at the Upp,et Bay br idge.
A mi 1101 and two windows
were b10ken by a ball bear·
ing s ling shot; and a led-
wood picnic table with a
bench attached to one s ide,
and 3 potted ch1ysanthemumS
WCIC stolen.
•
THIS PONTIAC GTO will be a100ng mo re
than 300 automob iles to be displayed du r-
ing Orange County International Auto
Show Dec. 2-10 in Anaheim Convention
Center. The public showing wi II be pre-
ceded by a Dec. 1 invitational premiere
by b ()ange County Assistance League
Chapters . Pictured here are Mrs. Robert
Short of Lido Isle, member of the Newport
Beach Chapter, al (eft, and Mts. Daniel
A. Schryver of Laguna Chat*er. The Auto
Show is sponsored by the Motor Car Deal-
ers Assn. of Orange County.
20 Y-• '• OriUif8 Elks observe
memori1al .... ,au '13 NIT.-
~ r:.a:" lib, .. _ FK!ary W • .......,_ C'--· -· $43.21 ..... -· $45.67 ..... -· WMOL IC.T&L M -.IIIC.TIL
$1]99 .. ~~:= 51299~ .. =
'M.PAUSS '13 CIEY. Wp.
r.~~...._,.._
Ollt -· ..........rtc. -
$50.41 ..... -·
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CIIVEIIE S~Y
IEJitUIIIUS
EASYPAYMDm
'66 STING RAY '63 STING RAY
... STliiG ItA y '66 STliiG ItA y
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CHIIVIIOUT
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FIICIM Till 11411-AliA
•
Newport Harbor Elks
Lodge No. 1767 wi II join
2,090 other BPOE l..odaes
in lhe United States in ob--
servina Elks Memorial Sun-
day at 3 p.m. Dec. 3, ac-
cordina 1o Laurence C. \lc·
Arthur, exalted ruler.
The Benevolent and pro-
tective Order o( Elks, which
will celebrate its IOOth
birthday nellt February, has
traditionally set aside the
first Sunday in December to
aive its 1,417,435 members
an opportunity to honor their
departed brothers.
locally, 200 deceased
members of Newport Harbor
Lodae will be honored, Mr.
McArlhur said.
IHSTALLATIOH DEC. 2
F OR JOB'S DAUGHTERS
Bethel 157 or Job's Daugh-
teu will hold its 4)rd semi-
annual installation or offi ~
cen and choit at 8 p.m. this
Saturday, Dec. 2, at the
Newport Beach Maso.lic
Temple.
The officers-elect a1e
Kathy Hanson, honored
queen; Kathy Tuz, senior
p1 i~cess ; Donna Kinzer,
JUniOI princeu; Linda
Westherwall, auide, and
Debbie Washko, marshall.
AIIIMAH GRADUATED
Ainnan John L. Palmer,
son of Mr. and Mrs . William
L. Palmer of 2120 Santa
Ana Ave .• Costa Mesa, has
paduated from a U..So Ai r
Force technical school at
Sheppard AFB. Teus. He
was b'ai ned as an aircraft
mechanic and has been U •
~iane4 to a u.nit of the Pac::i·
fie Air Forces at Clut AB,
Philippines. He s uended
Costa Mel8 HiP School.
DE COR AT IONS for tt-e Candy Cane Ball of the Newport
Beach Assistance league Junior Auxiliary are d is -
played here by the decorations committee members,
Mrs. Seth M. Oberg of Costa Mesa , at left, and Mrs.
Schuyler C. Joyner of Ea st Bluff. This fund ra is ing
event of the Juniors wi ll be held Friday evening, Dec.
B. at the Balboa Ba y Club. (Ensign photo.)
LEGAL HOn <;E
C[RTIFTC.\T£ OF BI'SI~ES.'
f ic-titious Finn :'\am~
TIIf. t:~D ERSIG:'\ED dt>u
herf"by certify that hf" il!l eon-
ductinj! a [011'111~ bul!linf"i!l!ll at
3016 f.. Cout Hi,!h"'ay. Cor•
ona d~l ~r. Calif., under the
fictitious firm namf' of Coast
Aato Service (f"ntf"r and that
!laid firm is composed of the
following person whosf" llii!M'
in fall and plaee of l'f!!!l i<ieaee
are a11 follows, to-it:
le!!lter A. 5-ehaak., 3016 L
Coa!!l l HiPiway, Coroaa d~J
.Mar 92625 (9447 lolani Cirde,
lhatin~toa Beach).
I' In ESS my hand thi" 27th
day of So•e111ber, 1967.
lester A. Schunk
STA IT. OF CA UFORSU "·
COUN TY OF ORA~GE •
OS TillS 27 th day of Novem--
ber, 1967, befo~ 111e, a So~ry
JUNE 8 has been chosen as Public ia and for said eoanty
the wedding date by Sandi and Alate, rMidino! threia,
Walker, daughter of Mr. and duly cornm iuioned and !!lwom, ~l'!!lon.ally appeared l..e11-ter A. Mrs . John T. Bolsseranc of Sc-haal, i.aowa to me to be the
Laguna Beach, and Chri sto--pert~oa whose aa"'" is sat.
pher James Common, son of seri~ to the within iastn~• mnt, aad eek.aow ledlfld t• Mr. and Mrs. James A. com--tbat he euuted the Mftlle.
moo of Costa Mesa. They WITN ESS my hnd u d oUieial
SCMLAfLY TO TALK are both graduates of New-t~.f"al. Je .. ie R. Hill
Mic:bcle Jmett of Costa port HarOOr High Schaal and Notary Pablic: ia ud ror ••W
Mesa., •& S4S.2979, it band-are attending San Diego co .. ty nd St.te.
li•a tichtt locally fot a State. The bride--to-be Is ~ Co-i••i011 e..pira Oet.
••peace duoaall •iciOry.. 24 1970.
,__..._ 1o be held a., che the granddaughttf of Mrs. h\ta. .. : No ... 30. Oree. 1. ,.._
Los M .. l•• Yoaaa 1 ... Edith Morthl_,d of Corona 21, 1967. ia tiM! Ne•port Ha,..
paWicas at DOOil this s. ... del Mar and of Mrs. IRde ~·""';.;...;;£.;;u;.1:,P;.·.-._..., __ .-
II ::;.:o.c. 1, ., •• ,.... Prewett of Costa Mesa. The
Holol. Tbo opoetet i wedding will be held at
will bo •lloor Pllyllio Sdlla; Christ Church by the Su In
Central Newport •
Cell io ,_,-... ....... " ..
67,UIIO
PAY •••
FOITHE •urs
*THEN PAY A SI'ECIAL LOW t.IONTHI.Y RATE
ON A COUitSE INOIVIDUAI.I. Y DESI&NEO FOil YOU
JOIN NOW
Trim off ,~
excess pounds ~ ~~
& . h ~ 1nc es __ -;.J
COIIMINDID AND APPIOYID U .• .A.
INCLUDE
A NEW
SLIM
FIGURE
IN YOUR
HOLIDAY
PLANS ...
•
GIVE THAT SPEWI.
\
"'• ..... ...... , .. ..... .....
Will
WHAT THEY REALLY
WAIT Fll CIIIS1IIAS ·
A IIEW Fl&lm II PHYSQJE!
1m PROGRAM AYAUBLE
3 COOEIIEIT LOCI TIOIS
* In Costa Mesa Call
549-3368
2300 Harbor Blvd.
51 0S. la11ULJ9) ....,. ......
Rllpp l. c.e.r
OPBI 10 A.M. TO
10 P.M. DAllY
* * SEPARATE
FAOIIIlES
FOR
LADIES
AND 111N
-• -·r.IY
'
LHALIIITICI
IIOTICEOF TIVSTt:E"SSALE
No, 4097
0. Dec .. ber 22, 1967, •t
I hOO A,N,, UNION BANK, ••
T'n.1t" ••cfer •d /.,.. ... , to 0..4 of Trnt d1te No.,..aber
7, 1963, made by IRVINC C.
JORDAN AND !ltARY C.
J) R DAN, llu b••d .. d wife,
•d recxuded No..,embe r 13,
1963 Ia Book 6802, P130 316
of Offidal Recorda Ia the
office of \he Recorder of Oraose
Coo•ty, C•lilo rol•, 3lveo to
»ecare an iadebtedne•• Ia
favor o f UN ION BANK, •
C•liforoi• corporatloa, will
••II 11 public •actioa to hlldl•
e l,l bidder for cu h (PAYAB[[
AT TIME Or SALE IN LAW·
rUL MONF.Y Or TilE UNITED
STATES) at the leet aatr1oce
10 Uaioo 8aak •t 500 Sooth
M•ID Street U L• \'eta Aveoue
it~ the Ci ty of OtiUlflt! aod
Couaty of Orufe, St1te of
C•llfo111l•, all rl 1, title, a11d
iate re1t cooveye to 1nd oo,.
held by it uoder •aid Deed Ia
tie pro,eny aitu.te ID th e
City o Newport Beach, io
... ld County and State, de..,
cribed u :
L.;ot 11 3 of T ract No . 281 3
Irvine Te r~c• Unit 3, all
shown on a map tf'corded in
boolt 94 Pagu 45, 46 and
47 of Miacf'll anf'OIHI \laps,
record .. of Ou lnj!:r, County of
C~t.lifornia.
FRED PATT~RSON of Balboo, at right,
holds the R'ewson w. Foote Memorial
Trophy after capturing 1st place in the
annual senior championsh ip at Irvine
Coast Country Club. He posted a one
over par 73 • 8 (net 65) to win over the
filed of 140 contestants. Charles Hester
of Canleo Shores, left, hed his name added
to the Earl Stanley Memorial Trophy
after winning low net in the 5().5.4 age
group with a 66. Clarence Rubbert of
Ba lboa, center, was tournament super-
visor of the one day event. (Rich Bassen
photo.)
Said li&1P wil l br made, but
·,odthout covenant or war-
ranty, ellpre~~oK or im pl ied, r~
gardiog titl e, po!loJesll ion, or
eocumbrancr .. , to pay the
prlncip111 l sum of !!&id note,
llecured by !'laid DePd, to wit:
110,661.13, with interl"~ll from
F'ebruary 77, 1967 •U the rate
of 1r. per annum, a!l in .. a id
110te provided, adv ance!l, if
~~r~y, under the tenna of !laid
Deed; fre!!, cltugu 110d ell•
pell!!le!f o f thr ttu!!itee and of
the trusta creued by "llid
Deed.
All star teams organized
The benefici ary under >~odd
Deed, by reaaon of a breat·h or
default in the obli!!alioD!I
The Boys' Club of the
Harbor Area at the Upper
Bay and Central Branches
are hol~ina tryouts for their
Sth, 6th, 7th, 8th and hiah
school baske tball 11! 1tar
travelina teams, The boys
se lected from the intra·
mural teams will be judaed
on their all around play ,
accordina to Coaches Bob
Elder and Don Saddler.
Leadina candidates in the
Cliff Webb and Les Holmes,
the Boys' Club Soccer teams
have been doina very well in
the Na tional You th Soecer
Association or Oranae
County,
Arts and crafts di re ctors
Clyde Hartwiasen and Bruce
Ketchum have prepared many
projects fo r the holiday
season. Boys can make any
number of aifts and decor-
ations for t heir fam ilies
and friends.
Tom Kina, 16, a member of
the Upper Bay Branch, has
been honored wi th an
achievemen t award from the
Costa Mesa Optimist Club.
Tom and arts and crafts
director BNce Ketchum at·
tended the luncheon at
which Tom received his
award. Tom has been a
Keyuone member for 2 years
and is ser vina now as presi -
dent. He is active in sporu
and is Ill insUUctor in arts
and crafts. secured thereby , heretofore various arades at Upper Bay
include: Bob Hewie,. Craia
Hayes, Pat Kalama, Doua
MacLean, Randy Ticer and
Bill Clouah for the 8th
arade; Tim Kiley, Mike
Maaner, Ne il Burt, Bill
Han yak, and Donny Fau Ids
for the 7th arade; Pete
Brown, Blake Deetz, Dudd ie
Rich, and Roaer Kempl er for
the 6th arade ; Jon Sims,
Dous; Eccles, Tim Wetz el
and Dave Blocltmeyer for the
51h grade.
executed and delivered to the
uadersi~ed a wrinea Declar-
llioll o f Default and Demand
for Sale, and written notice of
breach and election to cause
the underl'l igDed to !lell uid
property to satisfy uid obli-
gations, and thereafter, on
\lay 26 . 1967, the undersigned
causell u id notice of breach
and election to be recorded in
Bonk 8263, Page 5 13 of
OFficial Re cotd!l in !laid
Reco rdrr'!l Office.
Dated: 'J ovembrr 21, /%7
Union Rank
ill~ said Tru !ltee,
·\rdene Leitch,
Op .. ratioo!'l Off icer
-\u thorizf'd ~igna tor
\646!.
Publi~h: 'In ~·. 30, Dec. 7, 14,
1967, in thf' 'lewport tl arbor
F'n"i 110
LEGAL NOTICE
11 11 111\\\C ~ :\0. 12l7
\\ Oil Ill \-\ \Ct: Of' Til F CIT Y
Of \t;l\POil T IJL"r.Cil AIJDI~G
Lit \P'n:H "1 .22 TO Til E -.;~:w.
I'OIIT IH.H :/1 \JI"~IC:IPAI.
L()IU: 1\l l'tl"I\G :\ RE.\1.
l'IUl P~.Hn 1'11 -\\.S n :n T ·\X
0'1 rJI~. S\l.t. OF fl~:"r.L
J'IIOP~:un
llw I 111 Loun ,..il ,f th ... f:it•
,f \ .. "port fl,.,,, h doe ... .,,ol ,oin
,., ),,(j,,..,
.,~ l IIO\ I . Ch.qMr 1.:!:! ;,.
o.l.lo·•l I·• tlw \,•.,.pnrt /lrarh
\luto ,,. 'I''' I I ••ol•• l<• ,,.,,,J ·
"Chapl•r 1.12
REI. l PROPERTY
TRA~SFER TI.X
s~cl ions .
1.!.2 .UJO "I'"" I irl••-\dnpt ion
\nth .. rit•.
L.;~.ll:.'lt ],, lm1 .. , ..... ,t,
1 . .!:!.1110 l'•·t-.tm.. l.oaJJ/,. fur
I ·•~.
I..!.!.IJUJ ~ "'mpt"'n
rn .. lrtH1"'!1 1 ....
l..!,!.o;o ~ ••·mpt ... o
m.-.nt,,J 'f•'IH tr..,,
l . .!.!.flf,ll ~ '''lnj!lirm -/n ... ,,h Po·
o \ "' (l.tni.JUjl\t \.
t,_!:J_,II';'U ~.~<'ln(oll•m -Ur drr, o f
..,,., u• ,,,, • ., .md t.,c hnn~~; ..
i ''""'"""'""· I...:.!.OiliJ t "''IJJ>I io n -L··rta in
l'.trln••r .. ll iJ• Tmns frr:..
1 . .!:?.090 ·\dmini-.u .. li.-.n.
!.~.!.IOU ll••lnud,.,
1.:!~.111) fJpo•r~•ti•·•· Out<·.
3.11.010 ShDI"I Title -Adop-
l iOtl A.ulhodry. Thi,. ChAptl"r
"hall 1,,. lnu\\D ,,..; th f' '1{(•.,1
l'rnp•·rh l'nm,.f••r T,,~ Ordi·
rwn rt· ,f tht' Ci ty of i'll'lwport
llo·,•ch', It ;,. ~td O()t "rl pllf!l uant
Ho th .. tturhurity conlilincd in
/'.ort 6.7 (rommt"n rlntc wi th ..;,.,.tic.n 1190/) of IHvi!<ton 2 of
tlu· R,.v.,nur it nd T .. ~.o tion Code
of thr ~tall' of f:.,lifornio.
3.12.020 To• l'"posed. There
All Harbor Area teams
started league play aaainst
the La H.abn Boys' Club at
\he Harbor Area Ccnual
Gym last Saturday, Nov, 25.
Due to the work of volun-
teer coaches, Ken Duke,
LEGAL NOTICE
!lion thereof, or the Dilltricl of
Columbia , shall not br lia ble
for any tax imposed by this
Chapter wi th respect to ttny
dee.!, instrument, or wr iting to
which it ill a pt~rty,·bu t the tall
may be collected by usess•
meat from nny other ~rty liable
therefor.
3.21.060 E:u'"pl/01'1 -lnso/.
vency ar Bonlc.,uptcy. The tax
im p0111t'd by thi!l Chapter i!Jhall
not apply to tho> ma lt ing, deli·
Vf!riog or fj[iog of I'ODVf'Y IIDCI!'!I
to make e ffective any yl .. n of
reorganization or adju!<tmeot:
Ca l Coafirmr.d under the r e-
tle ral Banltruplcy Ar t, 1111 amend-
rot:
(b) .-\p pt"ov .. d in an equity rr·
ce ivt"rsh ip procreding in a
court involving a railroad cor·
poraliou, as defined in subdi·
vis ion (m) of Sel"tiDil :!05 of
Tille I I of the United Statr"'
Code, as amo:ndf'd;
(c) o\ppro,.rd in an equity re·
criverllhip proreediDji: in 11
cou rt involvmg 11 corpora tion,
as dt'fined in subJivillton (3 ) of
Sectioo 506 of Titlt' II of the
Unit,.d State!'! Code, a .. am••nd-
ed: or
(d) 1\'berehy a mere rhalljo!l!' in
identity, form or p]a('e of or·
,l!iln i1.ation i11 affr cted.
Sub,..ect ions (u) to {d), inc lo·
>~oive, of thii'i lllf'C"liun "'hall or.ly
'".P,ply if t.hr maltin,l!. delivery or fil m,~~; of 1nstrumt'nl11 of tran!!ilrr
or <"Onvey!ln Ces occurs wi th in
Hve (5) years frorn the date of
l'ludt r onfirmation, approval or
change.
Members of the Cenual
Branch Oaa footba II teams
were feted with a dinner pur
on b)' Nancy Kahler, a mem·
ber of the Central Branch
Mothers Club.
The Central Branch Coin
Club has been s;rowina with
each mee tin a: and now num·
bers 20 boys. The club
meets at 7 p.m. on Thurs·
days.
John Raths, 11 -y ear~id
pocket billiard insUUciO r,
now s tationed with the
\tarine Corps at San Diego,
has volunteered to insuuct
boys & to 11 years of aae at
the Central Branch at 10:30
Saturday morning classes.
LEGAL NOnCE
of any p&rtnl'r:Jhip IO'ith in tht'
mf'a ning of Sec tion 708 of thr
lntNnal Re•·f'nur Cnol .. of 195·l,
fur ]111rp01•"" of thl..; Chapt~r.
"Ul'h parlnrr,.hi]l s h.tll be
treatr:d &!II ha ving f'\rr ntrd an
instrument v.ht'reLy tht'rl' w•s
evnv .. ved, for fair m11rlt.et valut"
(rxr iU.AiVf' of thf' valut" vf oiO\'
AERONUTRONIC GIVEN
CHECK FOR SAVINGS
Philco--ford Aeronuuooic
has received a cash award
of Sl4,503.78 as the first
increment of iu s hare of
savinas on the Shillelaah
guided missile proaram.
The &avinas resulted from
value .enaineerina desian
chanaes to the Shillelagh
missile suaaested by Aero--
nuuonic enaineers and a~
proved by the ~issile CCJnla
mand. Savings over a )·year
period, to be split between
the aovernment and the con-
tractor, are e:r.pected to
total over SIO mi llion.
Morris H. KniJttt, chief of
5.ystems Con tr act Division,
Redstone Arsenal, Ala.,
presented the royalty chec k
to J ohn B. Lawson, Philco-
Ford vice president and
Aeronutronic Division gener-
al manaaer.
LEGAL NOTICE
!it'll or enrumbran<"e lf'mai n in ~ O R OIJI;ANC:f~ NO. 1238
thNt-onl, a ll rralt) hriJ by o\S OHntNo\NCE Of T il E
!luC'h ()IHIOC"rship •H th e time of CITY Of ~EWPO R T BEA CU
MiCh lt'rm ination. ·\.\tf:NOING SECTIO~ 5.04.350
3. 'lO ot mor .. thiln on" t1u Of THE ~EWPORT HEAC!I
shall b.. impo11t'd l"""uant to \lrNICI PA L CODE RELATING
thic; Chapter by n•ason of a TO TIIF: 5:\LE or f'OOU
t!'rmi notion des<"ritw<l in sub· PROIJ llC:TS ON Pl 'HI.IC:
!le•·t•on 2. nod anr tran .. fe r pur-STHt~t:TS ~u10 n1 thrrt-lo, w1th rr,.,~r t to The City Council of the City
the rrahy held b)· sn!'h p.mnrr· of N!'wport Belich dor11 ordain
.!lhip at thr lime t'l( .!lu r h tl'r-iiS fotlo•u:
lnin<~l ion. S[CTJON I. 51!'ctiom !..04.3;)0
3.12.090 A.d'"lnlurotiOtt . The of the N,.wpon Bn ch \lunicipal
Count y Rr cordrr o;ha/1 admin i,.. Code iii ame nd ed to n".:ad :
IO'r thi .. Ch11ptrt in r onforrnitv ''S.lU.JSOSelling FooJ Pro·
with the yro\•i1iiOO!< nf Pan 6.~ duets Ott tM Sr,..ets Prohibited.
of IJi vi!ltOO 2 of thr Rr.venue :'\o per!>OO !lhall engag,. in the
11nd Ta .. ation Codt' an d the pro-bu.•Hnes/11 of srllin:r any br\'!'f·
wision K of any County ordi-"f!:e, food or foc. prOd urt of
anct' adoptt'd pur!luant th r.rrto. any kind int,.nd!'ti for imme-
3.21.100 Refunds . ClaimA for d.iatt' <"On,.umption oo the pub· l1c !Hrrrts or >'li drwallt.s in refund of 11111'!8 impo!<t'd r"· .!luant I ll this Ch•pter shai be.-the foll owi nl! arr11,. with in thf' , City : @Ovemrd Ly tht" p<OYil'liOO!OI or Ch11pter 5 (<"nm mr ncioll! with Area I. That 11rea bounded
Section 5096) uf Part 9 of Oi vi-on the wc"'l by thl' we~C<terly
!liun 1 of the Revenue and city limits, on the north by
Ta ... tioa Code o( the Slate of lhf' northerly ri@ihl of way
Ca lifornia. lineof Pa <"i fi c C:oat~t ll ighway ,
oo thf' t'll sl by thr ea!ltf!m· 1.22.110 O,..rotl¥e Dote. most ri8f'!t of we:r line of
Th ia Chapter 111 ha ll not hecomr !'lt'IO'port Houlr:vnr , oo the ~perativr. un leas the County of southea!lt by 20th Street, and
0ran@ie ball 1d0pted an ordi· On lhe !lOUth by the Jine of
111nce impo11in8 a tax oa tre n111· ordiaary hish tide of the
fera of real property pur11uant Pacific Oct'lln .
to the proviaioo11 of P 11rt 6 .7 Area 2. That art"a bounded
of Oivil!l ioo 2 of the Revenue on the we11 t bv the weatem.
aad Taxalioa Cod .. of the Stall!' 01011t rigbt of w·ay line of 20th
of California. If thfl County Stret"t, oa the oortJt 1ry the
o( OrR.ose hn adopted u ch line of ordir~•ry hish ttde o f
From the Police Bloner LHAL IICITICI
N011C!OJ PUBLIC HEAIIMC
N011CE 15 REIEBY CIVEII tll•t ._ City Coaacrll • f lll•
City of .... pon e .. crit. will
it.ord • ,.IIIIo •••rl., Nprdt.~ lila •Heal of D. L. 'l)e•jlr Jr. fro. liM! d•elaloa of &I.e t ..
.,... co-i••lo_. c~ .. ,., ..
Varl•ar:• No. 9'131 to par•H
oo ulraetloa o f raar fiN aall
•t~rway caeroacllia1 I ,taaa,
9 ia chaa ls10 tile r~Jred !!.loot
aeaback fro• JHIIbllcr allay ••
Nar of property oa Lot 1l,
Block II, taal Newport Tract,
!tao•• •• 116 Eaat Ooa•
rroat, Newport Beech,
M1a411,. Me•. 20 tral Newport. the .... d • 4l2 Vi•• Pion, Eut Bhalf
Tbe Vettaille1 R .. uunnt. Cfltb; when the lnv.et&ia•· ••• A. VW ••• Wit reporl.od
1611 Weucliff Or., We1tcliff wei, the found lhet tome· ,.,ten bf s'Cou Lewia, 206~
C•nt.er. reported Lbe thert one bad duowa a black Vltta del Oro, Ea.atbh•ff
of 2 bronze atatue.-Y111ued bowline bal1 with lhe name •• .Richu-d Hooper, 1004 '' •uo from a ohetr in lhe .. Loretta," on it al lhe sail El Camino, No. 2, Coa&a
dinlne 100m ••• S. Jacklin, Iiebl of her cu ••• Pauline Me•a, pu-ked bit Muttanaet
531 Redtanda Ave •• Newport Wai.Lman, 42, of 1%~ Mon .. 500 SUperior, Wett Newport
Hei!lhta. ttated tbal a 10~11 Ave.. Cotta Men, (CootJ.Dued em ap 'l)
boy•s arcren bicycle worth fa~ led the tobrlety Leu and
.t2.5 had been stolen from wu booked on lhe c:harae LEGAL NOTICI
che rear of hie houte •• , • 6f dNnk drivln& lftcrr police
Jean O'Conner, 6704 W. officers uw her make a U
Ocean Fl.. Weu Newport, turn where h wat not per-
discovered hcrt' freezer ln miU.ed.
the 1aiaae had been robbed Tnsclay, Nov. 21
of a pot roast. lef of lamb Hi s 'SO Olds was uolen
and chicken breallt, and from the 15 00 block of w.
what was even worse, the Balboa Blvd., Central New·
door had been left open by port, around &:)\.) p.m., re-
lhe thief to that SSO of food ported Daniel Donahue,
Will spoiled ••• Hit aolf nas Mendoza Or., COl la
baa was empty, the set of Men ..• Scott Lewis, of
aotf clubs had been stolen, 2601 Vista Del Oro, East
acc::ordina to John Slauahter, Bluff, looked out the window
477 Prospect, Newport at 1730 W. Coas t Hwy,,
Shores ... Car driven Lola Mariners Mile, and saw
Sanders, 1S32 Miramar Dr., someone drivina off wilh a
ApL C, Balboa, and Mark VW -it turned out that the
i\-tason , 116 Via Undine, VW was his ... Ralph Miller,
Lido Isle, were invo lved in 2301 Alta Visla, Eaat Bluff
a car collision on 30th SL , discovered that someon;
Newport. .• Hi s 10ft. home• had s10len his aold cuff
made dinahy was taken, link lllld tie bar valued al
said Thomas Fry, 31~ SllO ... Motuan 'Salah, 126 ~ade, . Balboa. .Steve Jlst SL, West Sewport,
Hm chcltff, 1628 W. Ocean drove his Ford into the park·
Front, No. !· Centra~ New-,ed Olds belonaina to Steven
pon, couldn t start hu car, Macey, 503 Marauerite,
so he o pened the hood and Corona del Mar ... Police
found the coil had been re-aareed with Bill Cooper, JS
moved v.ohile the car was of 3026 W. Coaa t Hwy,, •
parked at 17th and W. Sal-West Newport, who said
boa Blvd ... Romulus Von "I'm too drunk to take this
Ha~mbar.a .of Laauna Hills, test," and they booked him
while dnvma no~th on N e~· on the chuae of drunk driv•
port Blvd., was mwlved 1n ina.
a collision with car driver
Judith Heath of 2204-B W. Wedn.sdoy, Nov. 22
Ocean Front, Cenual New-A raw eu was thrown and
porL .. James Florez, 306-A spattered at the front door
Jlnd SL, West Newport, re-of her residence, said Eu-
ported the theft of his 1156 nice Ewinc. 3316 Via Lido,
'Buick from the Ma rket Bas-Lido Shops uea. , .Ernest
ket parkina lot. •. A woman Van Dorn came down from
left by the back stairs and Whi ttier to check his apart-
didn't pay the s&.J2 rent for ment at 108 25th St., Cen-
her room at the Newport tral Newport, and found that
Chlllnel Inn, 6030 W. Coast chairs and lamp valued at
Hwy., West Newport. $l2S were missina., .Tools
While Mrs. D. Comstock of were stolen from a ki t under
10~ Via Isle, the ~eat of his Honda, ac-
C cn• cordina
H•ethtt -Air
C.ditloftlnt
Sh .. t Metal
1640 Suparier An.
Ll 8-5531
...f.O't wilu.' •
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy,
Corona· det Mar
Phone 673-7336
o BUILDING
• REIIODELlNG •
ADDITIONS
LlCEIISED & BONDED
FRED H. GERWICK
304 Goldon...l
673-6041 -S.fi· 2170
Crystaliner Corporation
Casting Ruins & Mold.,
Fiberglass Mo11r ial1 onU
Suppl i•• -Ll "-0292
1626 Plac..,tia, Costa M11a
....I!!!:.. IIi -r,..r..
WILCOX.CIIITnNDEN
HAIIDWAIII
Navtpt~ .... l Cf'larts-... Q
1'700 W. C-..t Hwy. N.l . _..,, z,..,.,. '"urn
o UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLSTERING
(By l•Hopec.t Cra{hmrn)
REMODEL 2 ,c . 11t ONLY
$69.50 c.u .... ....,. ..
215 Molo H. I . 536-6405
FREE ~ol I. pickup
CUSTOM
FURNITURE UPHOLSTER
• QUALITY WORK •
NEIL'$
-========""::"::'"::•::":::"=-! FIRI~Sl -_, M .. ,., 11,..111.
• DRT CLEANING "'-" Booc~
11 67S.«NN~
NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVtN
that OD Mo aday, the 23rd day
o f Oc tober, 1967, there waa
pre•ented to tht: City Cooacil
of the City of Newport Beach a
prelimlaary reporc co11eerui11A
the propoaed iDstallatioa ol
addltir~na) 111reet 118hta 11nd
appurtenaacea wlthla A•aeu-
menl Diatric t ~o. SO (Balboa
bland Street l.ishtine: Oiatrict)
poranet lo the provilllion• of
the S1reet l.lshlins .-\c t of
1919, Di vision 14. Part I· of
the St~ets and Hi &hwaya
Code of the State r~f CaHionaia.
which report waa approved by
the Citr Council whhont
modlftcauoa.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVES
NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that llrre
aeld pabllc h~JariDJ will be
held oa the I hb d_,-of
December 1967, a1 lbe hour
of 7130 P.M. Ia th e Couocll
C.bambera o f U.a City Ball of
l.be City of New~rt Beacla
Callfonda, at whldl. tlrne ud
plaee ••Y end all pcr1oaa
llterested may appear aad bo
he11rd thetaoD.
Laura La1loa
City Clerk
City of Nawport Beac:h
Publlahr Sov. 30, 1967, Ia
the Newport Herbor ED aip
LEGAL NOnCE
that 011 Monday, the 13th day Nnembtrr 1, Hl67 or November, 1967, the Chy Th
C ·1 1 h c· 1 "' a aaderalpad do ~rtlfy oanet o t e tty o ,~ ewport they &hi COild•ctlal a but ... I Beach adopted its Reaolotloa
N ... 7 d I • 1 · 1 at P.O. Bos 317 , OltANCE, o, e c anna t• tnten t on CALIFORviA, ••••• •'• llcll• to order aa Improvement con• •~ ..
siatill8 or the lnst•ll•lion of tloua firm ume of llllpariaiJa ..
additioaal s treet liAhta a11 d veatmeatCoatpaay .. d that .. ld
appurtenancf!a in Asae•.m.ent firm ia compoaed of the follow ..
Dis trict So, 50 and aettla 8 las peraona, whoae nameala fall
thr time and placr for hearing and p1a eea of ~•ldeac• are aa lhereon. followat
~OTIC EIS f'U RTHERGI VE~ Andrew ud Raymoade C.
that Mondey, thr lith d•y of Kleczko, 907 E. Carletoa A••·•
December, 1967, at the hour Oraap, Calif.; Jamea N. Clrra ..
of 7:30 P.:\t ., in the Chamber• varrla aad Mildred E. Ch••ar-
of the City Coaac ll of the City r 3• £ r ., B h 1 d r a, .,11 .Stearaa Or., Oraa .. , o .•ewporl eac , ocate lit Calif.
3300 Wea l ;\ewport Boulevard,
b 0 C Jamea N. Chavarl1a Newport Beac , ran!!_e nanty, MildNd E. Cit.aw.n1a California, is the date, time
11.0d place fixed for t.hr beerla1 Aadraw Klecsko
of protesta filed in writlnl by Ra)'mosd• C. l:leezko
all !nteruted person who STATE OF CALIFORNIA ••
object to the proposed improve• COUNTY OF ORANGE ' m~nt or to the assessme11t Oa Nov••ber 7, 1967, barote
therefor. IM , lha ~:~aderalped, a Notary
Tht' improvemeat prr~r.~~ed P,.bllc iD ud for aeld Stat.a,
to be made ie the instal e tioa peraou.lly appaar•d Aadrew
of 25 inc a.nducent atreet ICieczko& Raymoerda C. [)aea•
li&tns 11nd a!jputtenucea ill ko and ]alMa N. Chavarria aad
the a!ll!y!l of a1boa IJIIBlld Ia \tildNd E. Cbavanla kaowa to
the City of :"ewport Beach. me to be the peraou whoae
Reference i11 hereby made for naaea are aab•crJbed to the
furthu particularl!l regardia1 lutnrme1t aad acltoow•
aaid improvemeat to the pre• to me tbat th•y e:~ecatad liminary re port and reAo lulion
of intention wh ich ar~ on file my haad and offlelal
in the oHicr of thr City Clerk
of thf' City o f :"e"'J Otl Beach. S~~·~::;:,,':;';~::.A· Oodeo llated: Xovember b , 1967 ~ explrea July
Laura L•sios
City Clerk
Publil!lh: :'\ov, 23 and 30. 1967,
in the 1\ewpolt Herbor Enaip.
Shrubs, Interior Plants
Tropical & Trees
lnsectcide s and Fert ili zer
S&H Green Stomps
FREE DELIVERY
CORONA DD.. MAR
2744 E. Coast
MR. KWN
• Carpet Cleaning
e Floor..StzippinJ
~wulnc
• Windows
Complete Cleaning
SeA~ice. CALL-
646-49n
Off ... ?.~u •• ------·--ooto(·· .... "-"'"u
o P'ET SUP'P'LIU
T ... CH. Pl ..
We .hw. lhe 1-..st •4
.-oat ..._tifwl HIKfi• of
tfOtN etl fish I• •• •""
,., •• ceny • t.,ll lif•• of
..,.iu.t, .. d ell IICC .. ~
aorlea .. _....., the hoWfy.
S..rh Soo T...,;col, 218 II,
Ill_,, C.M. Lli>orty 8.7961 •
C.oto .....
o PLUMBING
A.R. MAIItSAC
PLUMBER
700 Carnation Ave.
Co ron a del Mar
Plwnbina Repairs
DAY & Nl G!T
WATER HEATERS
673-4130
oJEWELERS
WALLACE CILDEIIMEID
J EWELER
3123 E.. Coaat Hiahway
Corona dcrl Mar
ORiole)..~
• RESTAURANT
()Pfrtt= UPHOLST~RV e REFINI SH ING
DRAPI:AIES e CUSTo.t CAI'IIPETS
AMPLE PARKIN G. IN REAA ;,. hl'rrb) imp<J,. .. d on each
•lcf'd, in~trum,.nt ur writiD8 by
wh idl soy la nd~. tt'nementa,
or oth er rf'ulty 111old ,.;thin the
City !!lhall 1M" granted, lllllllij!;ned.
tr11n s ferrf'd or Dlhrrwi!le con-
veyed to, or vcMted in, the pur·
ch11ser or purr hasers, or aay
other penw n or per111oas, by hia
or their dirrct1on, when the
conalder11tioo or value of the
intereal or r opt'r1y conveyed
(e .. clualve o the va lue of aay
Ilea ur eaeumbr11nr.e11 rernaialo&
thflieon at the time of M le) ex•
ee.eda one haodred dollara
(1 100), a taK at the tate of
twn1y1even. and oae·half
onta (10.275) for each fivr
.ba.dted doll•nr (1500) or ftt~e• lloul ,.,, dlereof.
3.12,070 E•a'"ptlon -Orrl•••
of Saeuriries orod E.chottte
Co'""''s•ion. The tall imp~ed
by thi111 Cha~ter .-.hall not appiT
to t.h e makmji! or delivt"ry o
conveyaoce!l to make r ffect ivr.
anv Mdt'r of the St-cur itil!'s <~nd E .'ehan~ Commi>'llllion, a s df'·
fined in ;ubdivill ion (a) of s~c ·
tion 1063 r~r the lntern11l H".
Vf'DUf' Cod(' or 1954; but r~nl,r if:
(•l The order of the SecuntieM
an ord i11ance which has be-Newport Bay, on the eal'll by
c omr operative at 12:01 a.m. the eaaten:~mo!!lt ri&t!t of way
on Jaauary I 1968, or on u y line of G Strret, and 011 the
later dalf', J.,.n th it1 Chaptrr s!"lth by the liat' of ortllnery
Profeuional ..ct t.ta•• cky
cleMina -rast Hnice
NEWPORT FURNITURE CO., INC •.
HWHERE T H E 4 U.S. Fl.i.GS FLY"
I!USHIIII!'S ... 0..,
LUNOII!ON-~ER
COCKTAILS
ORiola ,_.,..,,
:1450 VIA OPORTO
No-Boado
aad E: .. ch•n8e Cornmi1011iua in
obedie~:~c~ lo which auch con-
veyaace ia madf' recites 1h11t
s uch coa veyance is neces11•ry
or arprr~ptiate to rHec tuate tht'
provosion11 of Sectioa 791t of
Tille 15 of the Uui ted Statu
Code, re1atins lo the Public
Ut ility Ho!dins Compu.y Ac-t of
1935;
(b) Such order ·~c ifiu the
property which la Ofdered to be
coeveyed;
(c) 5ac::h coa.veyaac::e Ia made
ia obedieace to aach. Ol'der.
J.ll.OH ~ •• .,,_ -C•"-'" ,..,_.,.,, r,_.,_.,
ahall become operative 11imul· h•sfl t1de or th e Pacific:
t•aeou .. ly wilh the operativf' OceaQ,
date of !laid County ordtnanc:e:' Thia aecliOG aha II aol be
Sf:CTION 2. UpOil Ita adoP" coastrued to rutrict the ••le
tloo, the City Crert ahall file of food producta ie aoy of the
1.,.0 copie1 of thia ordiunce above , deaerlbed ,are .. I of )t.he
with the Co•nty Recorder of City. whea delivrred to prlvale
Orlln_!e COQ11ty. premutea.
SECTION 3. Thla ordinance SECTION 2. Thia Ot"di11ance
•hall be P'lbllahed once Ia the aball be pqblls hed oec:e ia the
official uwaJII!per of 1he City, offiei•l oewa paper of lheChy,
aad ~e aame ella II be effective .. d th e eame alita ll be· effec-
30 day• after the date or ita tive 30 clay• after the date of
adoptloa. ita odoptioa., l
Tlita Otdiaa11ce waa lalro-11ais ordlaaoc::e ••• latro-
dac::ed at a Nplar ~ella& of d•ced &I • ~plar !Metla& of
tiM City Coac::il of the City tb Clly Co.ac::il of th City
of Newport Beach hid oa dM: or Newport &..ct. hlcl oa die
lltt. d.,. of Nove•~r. 1967, IS~ Uy of Novo•ber, 1!11167,
Md w•• adopted oa &.it.e 27th ud w•• adofted oa dlr• 27dl ""/i ol N•ve•\er, 1967, b)' lila de/i of Nn-Mr, 191157, by tile
fo lowle1 'tOle to wit: fo I owl a& !ct'-s.J-• wit:
-quality work -
Hlr ICnice Ja•dty,
Finilhed L•••J
Aa•c)'
"Die !. eo.-li.,., Cllll
~-.
•fLORIST
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS . .
Dflhrl Tom
FLORISTS
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ROY ELDER
CONT ... CT I. .. NIII:a
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IIIICil'""eTt Na
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El S!IIVICI$
t126 IRVIN&
NIWO"T 8IEACH
WI!STCLIII'II' PLAZA
YOU CAU. ..... WI WU
o SHO! UP' Alii
I MMIEIIIY'S
liHOE REPAIR
Pu.rae ~nd Lu.,.ae
llopllr-DyoWorlt
S 6-H Sl_,.
ON I! DAY SI!RVICI!
1190 Hubor Bl I'd..
Cool& llooo-Ml 6-Jlll
C.lll• y_._..., ...........
J . .U.IJO ,..,...,. L,_.,. ,., T••· n. '-• l•po.ed by t.bla
C.a,cer ••all be ,.ld b1 aay
~,... do .. ua, als .. or
,_._ .., cloc ... •• or laau·a-_., ... ,.d lo die .... or for
....... 01" Me.fh dre ea•e ...... , .. c~.t .... cl.
J.D ... •-~,_-S.cwlft ,..., qte. 11rie ... • ....... o., ... Coo,. .. •n -_.,
1. fa d•e c::.a.-of aay realty
heW ~y • p&~rtaerMip, 10 ca ..
... 11 be i•pHed ,.,HUI to
dala CNpter by raaaoa of aay
traufer of •• l..teNal Ia • ,.,.#
ae,..!.P CN' otlrrerwiM{ If:
(a) 5adl ~...,... p (or aao-
d.•r ,.rtaer.lrtp) la n.alMNd
AY£5, COIHfClLMEN: for111. AYl:S, VOUN\.tl.NEN; foralt,
Pa,....!.! MenAr•U. Cntt.Oar, h~ llrltMall, Cta~r, H•••tM -•--T c~, -l•oo. c~, ... liB. •:..~--:::::.:,:;..;·-,;:;;.;....,.:;;;:~'~
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....., •• lllitl&. ·-......... s.... • ..,.....,. ........ _...,_.., __
........... -............ ......
a c ... la•lat: ~•,..lp wJt.lrrla
tat. •••'•f •f S.Ctloa 701 of ... .. ...._ 1ne111a Cod• of
1954:aM (~) S.d. eoaaiaal"\ Jl!lrCaer· .._,, tft~lil... to olcl ~. ,..,ty e---.4. ,. t. 1f ....... '-,. ... ,,.
NOM COVNCIUIEN: Noae. NOr.;:t COUliCIUIEN t Noae ~ ABSE~T COONCILMEN•l ..... ABSENT COONCIUIEN <lo,;... .IACIZZI
p.,1 J. Gniw p.,l J. c .... , IIIILPHL IITM
... ,.,. A nEST: Ma,or N1tur11'1 Way 10 H .. lda -ATTEST, t...,. lAal• CltyCim
P.~ll-: Pfo., • .S01 1967, Ia
1\a N .. ,.wt a.,._ E.•l•
...... ,.. lAaloa. le••lY -Relu11ion. Chy Cledi '-'•11•1 No•. 30, 1967, Ia Call fw a ..._,ltallon n. "••pori a • .._ ~:o.1., '*'6110 "' 136-7"1
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01 NILIC lliFII.&rlll --
m If-• 1'011 TOll
,._Ill Y-O...
From the •
ICoootl od-IO&io 6)
tlalaloto, ... --lla , .. lllned, aaw lbat aomeono
hed teal09'ed the f10t1t bump-
er. · •• Car drivel'l Jo•no An·
deriiCin or l39 Via llbaca,
Lido lal• and Anne Fou or
1112 .Berkshire, Weatclitr, , w-.&eHrr, were involved ln
a colli•im on Woatclirr
Or.·. ·.Over 1 tlOO worth
o r <l.mqea Wal done 10 the
VW &loot Jerry Alhadert or
SAVI-!Y
IVIRY-Tli
,Ill CXIIIPARISOII
Zl20 Newport ........ Wou zs• IL> C..lrol NtwporL
Newport, had P*fked on wat booted oo a wuraat
Newpon Blvd ••• A 7S-pound f• •lawful entry.· •• Two
24'oot cement t&alue of a dr ... velued at SlOO. WCito
boy ho ldlna a c:haater of uoleD from bit ,.,.,,, taid
papu ••• t.lken from itt Rol•d Collin•, 312 Orchid,
pedestal in 1he driveway Cotuna .del Mar •• ·.An an·
~eat ., her aaraao, accord-tique clock, valued at tlOO.
ina ., Apee MaUhiu, wat tiOin from a model
27 Balboa Covoa. • .An home at 1112 Sanciqo,
auto ttoreo and a tapet, Dov'r Shorea, 1ccordina ID
valuod at 172, were t&olen Ivan Welle A Sont. ·,·.A
from hit VWo uid Karl 1957 Chevrolet ldt ~
~::;~~'~: H24 Holiday Rd., Jamet Rader of 4&4 Prot·
If •. Mohaan S.lah, peel SL; Newport Shorea,
11. ••a• booked on &he charae a t lhe El Rancho Marke t
theft or auto. ' •• A par kina lot WII stolen
antique clock wu sometime between S 11nd 1
~~~~~~~~~ro:fm~;,~MiMey'• Ship p.m ••• A S7S surfboard, al-2S37 W. Coast ways left at 1700 W. Ocelli'\
t-ile. Front. wu stolen, accord-
Tit•nMy, Nov. 23 ina co owner Frank Fulton
Lou.il Spells, 43, of 471 of 1706 W. Ocean Pront,
Walnut, Newport Shorn, Central Newport.
beaan celebratina Thanks· SaturMy, Ho•. 25
aivina early; at 2 a.m., he While John Forbs o f 40
he wu booked on the chuae Beacon Bay was aurfina,
of drunk drivin~o •• l.aw-someone stole his ns
renee Brown, 30, of JIS* stereo and S) shirL .•
J41h SL, Wes t Newport, was 'lfbile norlhbound on Mac·
booked on the charae of Arthur Blvd., south o f lhe
drunk in au10 ... A yellow San Joaquin Hills, Florin ~~~------------------"""';..;~ Ford wason hit the parked Sieael of South Lasuna,
cars bclonainato Edwin Me· and Frances Jones of 11 37
serve of 106 Via Genoa, Dolphin Terrace, Irvine
Lido Isle, and Richard Ro · T errace, were involved in a
binson of Pasadena, which car collision. .Gerald
were parked on Via Orvieto Zalanaky, 300 Coral, Bal-
... Robert Bobbett, 30, of boa Island, lost his U65
STilE IOIIIIP
bJ Seulor Ja ... Sci!IMia
31S'h 34th SL, Well New· Olevrolet to a lhief when ,We have three areat
port. was booked on the he left it parked ovemiaht divisions of aovemmental
charae of drivina while un -at Coral and Balboa ••. Car power in our Republic: local,
the innuence oi' alcohol drivers LaWrence Thom, state and federal. At each
he was discovered 2JB Cedar, Newport Shore s, level the chief e.:ecutive
across the road, and Frank Cutler, Lon& responsibili ty is in the hands
·s hiah beam liahtson Beach, collided while driv· of elected of'ficials, alona
• The car hood was left ina west on W. Coast Hwy. with the law-inakina power
by the thief who stole ..• Arlen Wynn, S41 Hazel, which is ves ted in elected
S2S air cleaner, atated Corona del Mar, was taken leaislators at the state and
~~~~•::d F lower, 301 Mar· 10 Hoaa Hospital by an federal levels. I. , Corona del Mar. . • anbulance after she wu It should ao without
~••m•orouo dents and acral· hurt in a car collision with sayina that the power to
and a broken window Brent Comeau, 2315 •lolly elect those who control our
caused by pieces of Lane, Newport Heiahta, on aovemment is euential to ·
oor"retc someonehad thrown West Coast Hwy, •. Two the survival of liberty. With-
his car, aCcordina to bicycles, valued at Sl30, out it we have nei lhCr re·
Hansen, ~1 1 Bayside were stolen from h er saraae public nor democracy, but
Ne wporL •• Two mir· accordina to Barbara Ed-open dictatorship.
were stolen (rem hi s warda, SOl Narcissus, Cor-The mul titude of appointed
bus ovemiaht, reported ona del Mar, while she and offi cials in local, s tate and
Ru•l!ell Craver, ) 14 36th her sons were at a movie. , • fede ral aovernments today
West Newport E. Ol lila, turnins hi s car on are all -at least theoretic-
Nov. U 40th St., West Newport, col-all y -;-under the ultimate
t:HIJIRt:HI:S
tided wlth John Marasco, au~hort..!_y of elected o~-
1101 W, Balboa Blvd., No . Ticl.al.s. Consequently theu
J, Balboa, who was driving policies can be chanaed
west on Balboa Blvd. , , through the ballot box.
The radio and speakers But as I have pointed out
were taken from her car during the current special
while it was in the aaraae, seaaion or the California
a aid Charlotte Ballard. Leaialai&Ueon coapeaaional
B17 Seaahori, West New· reapporti onmen t, the courts
porL .Possibly an ice are now takina over the
pick was used to shimm the powers of elected lesis-
rear door lock by some latures at both state and
thief who entered Paper Un-£ederal levels -and it is
limited, 1112 Irvine, West· almos t impossible to remove
cliff Plaza, and stole S425 an incumbent judae throuah
from the cash box, said the ballot box. Parallel with
A Fru •J I ,J~p~,J-1
Co"l '•t•tio,{l/ Cbris1i1111 Ch flrch
The Rev, Horman Brown, acting minister.
9Jnday Service and Church School at 10:00 a.m.
Huraery care.providH Phone: 6.42-27-40
Firat Boptlat Church
of Coate Mese
Baptisl Bible F'ellowship
lttdep~,Jul-A MiottOJIIIJOIU
Santo Ano & Magnolia Sts .
Dr. P.G. Neumann , pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
~:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morn ina Worship
6:00 p.m. Train ina Unions
7:00 p.m. Evenina Worship
WEDNESDAY
7:20 p.m. Bible Study
8:00 p.m. Prayer Meetina
Luth.rDn O.urch
Of tt.. Mo.,.,
Luthen.,
Church In A.nerlco
2900 Pacific View Dr.
IC<ore<oa del Mar, Californi
William R. Eller
Phone: ORiole )-5022
ATTEND THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
nRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Southern )
Corona del Mar
Coast How,. at Mac: Arthur
Pastc.t Howard E. Willianll
Phone 613-6626
WNDAY SCHOOL •••• t •45-
MORNING WORSH"·· lleOO-
EVENING WORSHJ' •• 7100 ,_
WEDNESDAY SERVICE 7rl S ,..
NUIUIERY PROVIDED
Christian
S..ic•s
F1RST CHURCH OF'
t11RIST, SOENTIST
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
SUNOA Y SCUOOL
9:1.5 •·"'· Gt~oil II '·"'· SUNDAY SERVICES
~~~~~~~]~~l.l WEDNESDAY ~:~iN~~~··"'· MEETlNG I"·"'· READING ROOM
ONTIAL
IIILE CHUICH
of
TlM~o#Chritl
The PDWft of the ttoty Spirit
Su!ICUv Sc"9DI ' AM MOI'I'Iins W011hip 't •nd IO:JO o\M
[wl'llnl Sert~lc:lf 7 I'M
Wrdr~e~ l ible Stu&,
.-lid Purer 1 I'M
Nurw"'' dur!na M"rYICf'\
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JECO!IID Clll.l ~ Of'
CWIIIIT. ICII:NTJn'
Newport Such at
Corona del Mer
610 Carnation Ave.
SUNDA.Y SCHOOL 10 ••
SUNDAY SERVICE 1t ••
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 1:00 "'"'' READING ROOM -
Mutual Buildina
2863 East Coast Hi ... •~ayi
owner Donald Zell. this is a movement toward
Sunday, Mov. 26 granting unchecked e.:ecu-
So much had been disturb-tive powers to non-elected
edinhis home that J. Blake· ofricials, not under the
more, 2501 Harbor View Dr., authority oC any elected
Harbor View Hills, couldn't officials, m "reaional
be sure of all that may have governments" which are
been taken; but he does aranted e.:ten sive taxing
know a S60 coin collection and reaulatory powers.
wu s10 ien £rom a ha11 clo-Regic:naJ go.vernment was
1 seL .. Tbe Lincoln driven establ1 shed m the Lake
by Elaie Tan of Placentia Tahoe area by a bill pa~~ed,
out of the Stuft Shirt park-over my s trona oppos1tJon,
ina lot had to be towed at the end ~f the 1967
away after she hit the Por· aeneral sesuon of the
actte driven east on w. ~e~islature la~t AuausL A
JOint resolution adopted
C.oast Hwy. by Ja~es Cun· earlier in the year laid the
nmaham o f 154 V1a Vella, .
L.do 1 1 •••. 1 D ld groundwork for rea1onal J ae •.. wnJe ona · f Rucker was away on a three government m one o the ri chest and mos t populous day holiday, someone pried parts or our stale, the San open a bedJoom window at
his residence. 600 Orchid, Francisco Bay area. Simi-
Corona del Mar, and stole lar proposa.ts hav~ been
$20 worth of pennies ... made from b me to Lime for
Jean Bollin of 206 River· Los Anaeles. Or anae County
side, Newport Heights, re• could be nexL .
ported lhat someone kicked On Nov. 21 I •.ntrodu ce~ a
two holes in the plaster Senate Re solution callma
board of the hallway of a fo r a s.IUdy of lhe rapidly
home under construction1at developma . plans and sys·
2223 Cliff Drive, Newpon ~ems o~ rea~onal aovernm~nt
Heiahts •.• Car drivers Su-m Cahfom1a, to delemune
san Goetz 322 Jasmine the truth of the charaea that
Corona del,Mar, and Jenni: they des troy state aove~eian
fer Thomas of Huntin&IOn ty , supersede state h nea,
. . take control of aovemment
Beach, ":e~e mvolved 10 a away from the eleciOrate,
car colhs1on on W. Coast destroy representati ve
!!wy .•• Two ~en dro~e off aovemment, preempt local
In a arey p1ckup With. a elected o fficials, impose
larae cam per a fter leav1na taution wilhout repreaen-
Howard'a Re uauranut 3:40 tation and viol ale lhe stale
a.m. wilhout payina for con ati'tution.
S5.04 worfl of food. Advocates of reaional
JIM MALON! I$ GIVEN &ovemment for the moat pari
p ....,nON IY UCI s~em blandly unooncemed
U 'loci C 1.1 . 8 L. walh these charaes. The n1 a t omta an ..
impression is created that
they do not really care
whether the charaes are
true or nol, and would press
on with their reaional
aovemment plans in either
case.
Before we pass mo re
reaiooal sovernment bills
like that penainina 10 Lake
Tahoe, we ought to know
exactly what we are doina.
DR . JACK !A. HIRSHON has
been appointed to the new
posit ion of associate divisioo
manage r of Hughes Air•
craft CoiJ'4)any's Newport
Beach division. He was
JYB\Iiously genera l manager
of the Philadelphia division
of tR C Inc. (formerly lnter4
nat ional Resistance Com-
pany). Hughes-New~rt
Beach combines the prod uct
lines of the former micro-
electron ics and electronic
l)'oducts divisions. The
Newport Beach operation is
des igned to house all of
Hughes' circui t technology
business in one division.
YDUT!i APPRECIATION
WEEK IS OBSERVED
Youth appreciation wee k
wa s highlighted at the
Nov. I 5 meetina of the
Cos ta \1e sa Optimis t Club
at the Costa \tesa GoH
and Country C lub.
Special auests were
John Bowman from Costa
Mesa Hiah School, witl,
counselor \>lartha Hall;
Lawie Jencks fr om Estancia
Ui&h School, with counse·
lor Ow•aht Ootman; Tom
Kina h om the Harbor Area
Boys' C lub, with skills
directot Bruce Ketchum;
Be c ky Kendall fr om the
Harbor Area Girls' Club
with Mrs. Gleam Murphy ,
directof; and Ron Btookens
of Future Farmers of
Ameri ca, with Ro bert Perri~,
FFA advisor and member
rA the Oplimi 11 Club.
Mayor Willard Jordan, also
a auest for the evenina,
spoke on the privileae of
rec:oanizina deaervinayouth
in the communi ty.
N~RT HAIIIIOR EIISIGII
SEOOIIO SECTIOII --... 1
THURSDAY, NOV. JO, 1•1
OOIOIA OELIIAR, CAUF.
You ..ever have to worry
about -'et)' whea your
•vl~a al"'! with
NIADr:NA'S OlDEST AND
IAIOQ(ST
MUTUAL
SAVINGS .........................
PASADENA
COlONA Oft MAR
OFFICE
W1 t:.-~1 C'AII~I "·•h"IOI
C.'"'"" 0..1 i\br. C.lir 9.!6-:!-1
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GIRl SCOUTS of Costa ,.., Troop 440, who meet at
Sonora School, visited the Ensign newspaper office
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 22, to gather information
on how an offset newspaper is published. P ictured
here are, front rON, left to right, Jani Smith, Susan
O'k eefe, Denise McNun, Cindy Gerkin and katy
Fisher; 2nd row, Marissa Woodard, Debbie Hempstead,
Carolyn Mollica, Katy Basile, Sharon Brantley and
MindyKratzer;3rd row, Celia Endsley, Paula lonsdale,
Karen Overholt,l ynn Dugle, Betty Moore, Cathy Gerkin
and Jeanie Deluca; b&ck row, Peggy Bradley, Eliza·
beth F isher, Debbie Helmeczi and Carol Marshall. Mrs.
Donald Moll ica is troop leader, and Mrs. Cliff Endsley
is assistant leader .
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTJC[ or TRUSTEE'S SALE:
TRUST N 0 . 5964
011 December 8, 1967, at
e leve11 o'cloc k A.M. f iMII
Amerieea Title la.araace &
Tnll!ll Comp.ay, aa tMiatee, Of
II IICCt!IIIIDf b'Witee 01' 1111b11ti•
tuted truatee, by the certain
Deed of Truat e1ecoted by
WALTER C. STIESS aod
KATHLE EN STIESS, bubud
a ad wife a~td recorded rebruary
24, 1967 i11 Book 8183, PaAe
601 of Official Rec ord11 of
Oraqe Couly, Ca iHOI'Dia
aod parauant 10 that certah1
Notice of Default and Elect loa
to sell thereaoder recorded
Aasut 9, 1967 ia Book 8336,
Pa~ S2 of Official Records
of Or.ase Cou.oly , will aoder
aad parauat to said Deed of
Trast aell at r:blic aactioa
for caah, lawfa money of th!!
Uait!!d States of Amedu, at
t.lie naaio Weal eau ... ce to the
Fl.,.tA•erie-..-Tldelaaaraace
W l'N111 Compaay balldlo1
locded at the 11oathea111 conaer
of fifth ud \ta ia Slree\fl ia
the city of Santa Aaa, Ca li·
fomia all that r i~ht tilk aad
intereat coa.,eyed to aad aow
held IIDderl)eed of Trt~st ia the ,."j"Y sitaated iu the Couoty
aa. State deacribed n :
'The Leasehold Estate ia aad
10 Lot 2 of Trac t No. 2172 ,
1111 s hown oo a \tap recordl'd
ia Book 66, pa,tte 47 nf
ll,fi~~~;cellaneous \tlfl", record11
of Otuse CooDty ,Califoraia,
created by that certain Leaae
dated December 3, I 955,
executed by Thl' lrvi~
Company , a l"eat \'hJ!:iDja
corpor.lioo, •• Le"sor, and
Clareoce L. Cooper, Inc., a
corpol'lltioo. as Le•!llee, and
recorded December 5. 1955
in Book 3304, pa!e 456,
OfHclal RecOI'ds of Orn~te
County, Califonia.
Said s ale will be made whhool
coveaaot <.-warranty , e ...
prened or implied, u to the
title, posaeMioa or encum-
brao~a to aati"ly the re·
ma.inios principal l'lum dae on
the note secared by llll id Deed
CUSTOM HOMES -REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Personalized Ser' Itt
DON E. UDU
LDER CONSTRUCTION
lS Years in Newport Beach
co.
7 E. lolboo l l•cf. 673-6590
U Y FJElD$, Jeweler
M•ter WO"tchalcdter
~AM E BRA:o;u WATC'HE~
DIAMONUS • JEWELR\' • GIFTS
..,. W, 1,_. St.. eo.• II-• LU.rty I ·NII of Truat to wit: 113 .607.76
with interell thereon from '-=======================~ April 24, 1967 n provided in r
!laid 11ote toJ!:ether with lefl!l,
charses aod upense• of lhl'
Trustee and s uch other s Dm!!
as may ha 'ft! beea ad,anced by
the owner and holder of !la id
Dote , with iaterest, as pro--
vided m uld Deed of Trust.
Orco Block Co.
Dated: November 15.1967
fiRST AMERICAN TITI.E
rNSU RANCE & T RUST
COMPANY
By ALAN A. KNO X
Aasiataat SeeretafY
Pv.bliah: Nov. 16, 23, IIQd
30, 1967, ia I he Sew port
Parbor [ .. ip
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BUU.OING BLOCJ(S · ALL SIZES • AU TYPES
h~: }Adll•-1·WS
IOU ICat.llca. St-toe 2320 S. McriR. Saata AIICI
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CUAMIG AIIO I.A!IIIDIIY SIIMCI
111-nl QISTGII CAlli
C.IIIJJ.IIII •1111 I . c. .. t ...,. • C.••• .. ._ --------A ful Youth Prop,un
Crn. ol Or-. IMillrd. St
c-t. .....
Mou, • S.t. 10 a.111. to 5
'ThoN~day eveai•B -7 to 9
You ate · in¥ited to
attend ud
ha• announced che promotion
or Jamoo R. Malone Jr .. 196 YOUR NEWEST PHARMACY Del Mu, Costa Mesa, to IN
P~or H. £ . ._, tJCA Mbr
8,_/fa OwrlooU.t H#IIIIJOrl HMor"
a"l Ct..l~~ OlltiVS:
NEWPO .. T BEACH, CALIFORNIA
THE AM ERICAN L..UTHERAN CHURCH
1:30 a.m. 10 9:30a.m. -worship Service
9·e a.m. 10 10:45 Lm. -sunday School
u:OO ..,., 10 12:00 noon -WCrslllp Sorvlee ....... : -'ft• .... ~1a111 PuiDr
c:.:!:.~~~ ::~~c . ."!h;:: THE NEWPORT CENTER MEDICAL BUILDI~
he h o~rationa officer, t ~• .,_.. .,.._.,ca. ,.........,. )
Mr. Malone be1aa hie ~ rt a f4
baakina coner In 1960 wilb • .~!!!; • .,U .,. *• Pint Netional Buk of "W j "''~ Ill Art--.. a UCB amli ....
Ha joiiwod UCB in 1966 at
Ita Loo """'" bu• • •russo
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lliiii.JW,IIO¥ ... 1117 -aiL IN, CALif.
Sandra Dee aftd
R.oaalind Ruatell in
, "ltOSI!"
-alao-
''IMDL 1$$ $UllMER"
0111 MORE WUKI
Bro~at Botpine and
lee Marvin in
"·THIE DIRTY DOZEH ..
~POR T
2t05 r. e-•• ".,......,
c-... , ""'· "'"'260 -
noise abatement
Jact httallu, dt&inMft or ... 0'111 ooae••&M ..... alrieled., *"'' no .. .a.ove
•• Newport Batch ab ad-•d .Ue" UHp a 4ea~n& 3,000 teet ehl•de. ~IMY coa111h&ee, has sub-u ufe" pamiu ror tha& s. 11 ia p10po11d that the
lll&ted a repon 10 lhe county C8&110'ryOhbcratL Furlher, lillt& aJrplenes, on toulhcrly
-~aon oudialaa a pro· wh• ''ttraiah& in ·~ depar1Urlt, a&umpt to mah
Cllldure f01 aoia• aba\la\enl.. ptOaehu'' are mad,, frtcn ta.eir aun • o•before Nac:b·
In bia f01•ardina ltUtr, lhe touth it it prOpoted lhat ina Palltadet Rold. a..· httall• tta&ed. "k is aircraft Oy over tho bay and 6. It It turlller p10potod
, ••• lhal If lh• departure avoid Hover Olaht" or con-thal I( •••• outlined PIO•
,.ocedu.ret at outlined are ... ted areu . cedures are adopted then
lldoplad, this would do much 4. h is proposed lhu this information should be
ID eliminate •e noise prol>o when aircraft are not ap-' posted and disbursed 1-0 as
lem caused by •ir traffic de· prolehina or departina to advin all pilots rtyina
P..,tina over the Newport Oranie County Airport thai in this area that lhue pro-
Beach area and ·would elimi· n1pu over lhe citY be re· cedur .. a.re ia effect.
nate tho major sour co 1 of •
complaint• by residenta
livina In or near the ap-
proach and departure pat•
.. m• or the Oranae County 1 Airporl.."'
The noise abatement pro.
pam as recommended by
lhe air advisory committee
includes the (oll owina
points:
1. It i11 proposed that all
rrulti-enaine ai rcraft and
jots when makina a southerly
departure on V.F.R. or I.F.R.
make a left tum after reach·
in1 500 (eet tO a headin& o (
appro~timately 180 deareu
maaneti c.
Frank Sinaua
;n
"'TOttY ROME"
-also-
ESTANCIA HIGH SCHOOL will open it s 1967~8 bas· Bulla, forward; Charlie Hoy t, forwa rd and center; Mike
2. Further, it is proposed
that all larae aircraft, on
departures, fly a confiaura-
tion equivalent to transport
catep)(y V2 speed, plus
ten miles an hou~ till reach·
ina l,SOO feet alti tude, then
mcrease speed aradually
lO maintain a surri ci ent rate
of climb so as to pau over
the conaes ted areas at a
a high enouah altitude to in·
sure a minimum or noise.
MAI(f$ GIFT GIVI~ A DEliGHT ..
Cvm• GifT PACK . 1M • ..,;,. lomtl~ wilt •lliO'f !hi' CIIO'iUII'O• l<eol
Albo(o•• ;, tha i•-'••' 90"'• ti,,. hoolo•d by C o~f.,.,;:o f,,.,..,.,.n tha
,;.:h •IIi'-_, 11 .,, ... ,,.d on 7 o..nc• con1 by o v111qve p•«•n
ketball season by hosting the Newport Harbor High Ibey, forward and center; Skip Williams, forward and
"·THE ST. VALENTINES
DAY MASSACRE"
School squad in a pre-league tussl e at 8 p.m. this center; Mike Ki me, for ward; George Barnett, forward,
Friday, Dec. 1. The Eagle varsity squ ad includes, and Bill Moran, guard. WilHam Wetze l is the Eagle
~====================~~fr~om~l~e~ft~,~B~;~II~O~ug~a:s~,~g~u~ard_;_M_i_k_e_L_a_R_u_e_,_g_u_a_rd_;_G __ a'_' _____ co_a_c_h_, ____ -=~-------:=:--~~-------------
LeHers to the Editor at Christmas
For a bright note
send
NORCROSS
Personalise
Your Cards
Fast Service
You'll find them
at
COIOIA .IEL MAl PHARMACY """"--.............. 3127 E. Coast Hwy. near Jasmine
OIUole 3·tl1D
Corona del Mar
NEW CAR
LOANS
AS LOW AS
DISCOUNT
COSTA MESA'
t UL
2.JO [Mt S.Wnte.nth St. • PhoM (714) 642·1660
DANA POINT
24171 Le Plaza • P"hone (714) 496-1293
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SCHOOL TAX BURDEN
Editor of The Ensign
I have been reading a lo t
of articles and some of these
articles are very nasty be-
cause lhe school bonds did
not pass.
Our uea is not lhc only
one that is turning do\\-Tl
different types of bond is-
sues such as schools, flood
con trol. school bonds, tax
overrides and all types of
bond issues.
As for blaming the New-
port Beach Ci ty Council,
neither Newport or Cos ta
~lcsa Cit~· Councils or New-
POll or Costa ~-lesa Chamber
of Commerce and \'try few
organi zations would have
anything to do about endors-
ing this issue.
As I look at it, the sol e
iuue is this: TAXES.
Everyone needs a home lO
I i ve in, food to eat, and c loa
thes to weat. A lot of young
people with chi ldren going
to school who have only a
S500 to Sl500 e(J.Iity in a
home cannot now afford to
pay the present tax load of
5400 to 5600 a year taxes.
The next thing is the older
people who are sick and not
able to work and people over
65 who have only Social
Securi ty income of onlyS JOO
to s 175 a month and happen
to have a home clear wi th
a small amoun t of money in
the Bank or Savings and
Loan. The)' cannot afford
to pay a di mes worth more
of taxes.
When they say, they are
going to work to get Federal
income tax deduction for
school tax, how is that
going to help the aged
people ~A-'ho onl y have 52000
to .S15HO a year income?
l have been in Lhe Harbor
area for over 45 years, and
lam in favor of good schools,
but with gvod in telligent
economy and the use of the
tax payers dollar which I
know pe rsonally there have
been a number of incident s
in our school system where
our tax dollar could have
been spent fat more wisely
than has been spent in the
past.
I would like to ask if it is
fai r for aged people with
incomes of only 52000 to
to S2500 per yeat to have to
pay out S10 lO S25 per
month to send children to
school? A lot o f these
people have never had any
children to go to school.
I bouaht a lot approxim.r
tely 20 year• aao that car~
ried an ~seued valuation
of $150. This lot 1oday,
where my home ill built,
now carries assessed
valuation ·
o fOR A
COISEIIYATIYE
A.pptMch to
~lln••renu
CDI*toct
ED JI'ARD
AT
JAY & UIIPIIO
M. NEWPORT IJL ''D.
NEWPORT BEACH
an increase of lll>O per
cent, so I am paying eleven
times as much in school tax
on this lot as I did twen ty
years ago.
My improvc:ment tax on
my home has gone up over
301.Y"~ in the last 15 yeats,
so retired people on fixed
in comes cannot s tand for
any increased taxation.
Ate all the se people talk~
ing for the school bonds,
and other types of bond is-
sues wi \ling to give up 20
to 25'k of their yearly in~
come for taxes on their
homes, which now runs from
2 to 4'C of their income.
I know personally in my
estimation School Trustees,
City CouncilmM and Super-
visors that are now looking
to the home owner to carry
the burden for lhese bond
issues are JOin& lO have to
sponaor leaislation to eli~
minate the burden off or
the individual homeo'M'lers.
I know personally, having
friends and relative s in
florida, what they do there.
Each and every home own~
er in Florida, ri ch or poor,
youn1 or old, gets $5000
tax exemption on. their as~
sessed valuati on.
I talked to a man within
the last week who had just
moved here from Florida on
account ofbusiness reasons.
He had just sold a home
there for a little le ss than
S20,000 and his total tax
on his home !au year was
Sl6.
may innucnce our rebell ious
taxpayets. I mi ght add that
the increase in unoccupied
teenagers (due to double
sessions) and undirected
young children will not go
unnoticed!
In the meantime, the next
two years become crucfal
and challenging. We must
maintain as fine a school
environmen t as possible-it
should come be(ore anything
else in our thinkina. rr we
let down now, we will only
be encouraging our talented
teachers and adminisuatou
to look elsewhere for the ir
careen; witnes s Dr. New·
3. It is proposed that
landina procedures for all
aircraft approachina Oranae
County Airport (rom the
south attempt to n y so that
they maintain muirrom tlti·
Art display
at Plaza
South Coast Plaza Shc>pp;ol
.C enter in Costa Men
displaying an exhibit
paintings which depi
"GJeat moments in Ameli
comer. hi sl01y ," th1ough
Twenty·six schools need Humble Oil
alterations, eleven schools Company is the spon
need more classrooms and the l!avetlina exhibit
all this within the next year features w011ts by 10 artists.
or two. Could we rent va· Some of the titles of th e
cant induslJial s pace to use pain tina• aue: · .. Columbus
as temporary school build· 1efuses a plea lO 1etu1n
ings? Could we do without back," "An Ame1ican orbits
certain programs to gain the ea1th," "The colonies
eJilla working capital. Could b!.eak with En&land," and
we lease quonset huts or "America's women get the
even large tents? Is there vo te."
one e xisting high school The series of paintings te-
with eura space for 8th ceived a Freedoms' Found--
graders" Then, move 6th ati on award in 1965.
graders to the intermediate --~----------
schools, which in turn \eaves LE_~~~-~OTICE ___ _
space at the e lementary ORDINANCE NO. 1236 schools. Since double ses· .o\~ ORDINANCE or TilE
sions and/o1 the four..quarter CITI' or NEWPORT BEACH
yea1 would 1equite additional RE Z:ON ING PROPERlY AND
ff d . AMf.NDING DISTRI CT MAP sta an operatln& costs, NO. so
wouldn't it be s imple! and The Ci ty Counc il of the City
less dis ruptive to the Stll-' of Newport Reach does ordain a~ follow~: I understand Nebraska has dents to use that money for SECTION 1. The lollowias
any kind of portable class· de~cribed real property in lhe
room" If the cos ts of actual City of Newport Beach, County no property tu. on a home,
so wake up you people who
arc workinJ so hard for
bond issues and get the tax
load redu ced on the home
owner, especially on th e
aged and lo w income group.
Yours truly,
{Name withheld)
NOTE OF OPTIMISM
Ed itor of the EnsiJn,
Reference -our recent
school bond election. On a
· 1 ·1 bl f of Oraa&e. State of Califomia, mat ella we1e ava1 a e rom to wit:
out present tax oven ide or Tract No. 6385. •• abow11 011
budget trimming, we could Iii map recorded in Boolt 235,
use our parent rorce as car-pa.su I tltroush 5, of Miscel· . . I.neous Ma JIR• io the off ice pente1s, elecU!Ctans, e tc. of the County Recorder of
to provide the exu a rooms Orange County,
and/or alterations This a11 shown on OU!trict Map No.
1 1 plan could be ;ganized 50, referTed to ia Sectloa 20.-as . . . 0 06.030 of the New port Beach
by the tndJVJdua\ PTA Municiplill Code ud made •
groups for the ir own schools. P''' of Tille 20 of uid Code,
Thank you School Board ~~ hereby reuned from t1 C.N..U ' aod an R-3·8 Olatr'let to aa and all staff, (01 your R·l·B District, .ad .. id Ole-not e of opt imism -comi ng 1 d monume ntal p anning an trict Ma p No. 50 is hereby
after Harbor m gh 's sarety th ought; we kn ow you are Mme nded to "'how thil!l u ninl!
me asure, which passed, the change devoting extreme eHott to • next two mos t popular propo-o these ,...oblems. Now let us SECn ON 2. Th.e PlauainJ sitions we re Prop. 4 (alter· ... Director ol the Clfy of New•
atioos to 26 schools, 'know what we can do •.• our port Be•c" I• hereby lutract.ed vote was not enough. and directed to eb.ap DiatriC't S920,000) which needed Map No. SO so 88 to ahow the
only 643 more yeses to ·\1 ary R. Williams zonin« ckanse deacrlb.:d i•
pus _ this is 12 yes 1814 Glenwood Ln. Section 1 hereof, ud, •• 8aid
Baycrest Di11 tr ict Mil'/ alul ll hue ben votes ftom each p1ecinct, 80, •meade • the aame ah•ll be
and Prop. I {classrooms , 4 SYMPHCI\IY PROGRAM in full force and effect n d be
new schools and I si te,SIJ.· TfiiS SUNDAY AT OCC • pan of Title 20 of lhe New•
630.000) which fai led by The Costa Mesa Symphony port Beach Maaleif.l Code .
1049 01 20 yes votes per Assn wi ll present lhe SECnON ,3. 1\. • ordia .. C'e
P'ec;nct, Oranie Cout Colleae Com--aha II be pa Halted a.ce ia the . official aewapaper ol tile City, At our present rat e or muntty Symphony OtchesUa aad tile .. _ aha11 be eflec•
gJ owth m this atea we at 4 p.m. Sunday De c. 3. in tiYe 30 daya after tile date ol
sh.ou\d expect to auim;\a•-the Oranae Coast Colleae Ita adoptiOII. "" . . Thla ordfuaee w•• lat...,... more property owners with Audttoflum. dtteed at i replar -etl•t of
school aae children -in The otchesua, conducted ,the City c-~n of the City of
fac t, as the School Board by Joseph Pearlman, will Newport Be.eh held oa tk
d I oh , 1•-•: 13tll clay of NO'Iel!lber 19157, pre~icts, almost 6000 chil· play Men e IJ n I ....,tn altd ... adopted 011. ''-' 27di
dreh AND their 4000 votina Symphony. Or. Robert Haaa day: of No•a•Mr, 196'7, by the
parents, baaed on the no1m will be soloitt in Bcel-followl•~ •••· •• wi11
o( 3 children to a (amity. If hoven"• Pi-.:ro ConceriO No. AYES, OUNClLMEN t Foralt, , 1 .... ,..... ... ...... n. en.Hr.
this means that we will av· 4. Or . Haa1 11 a member o Cook. §altOII.
2000 new students per lhe faculty at Bl Camino NOES, COUMCILMtfh Mo ••
we also will hue Juniol Colleae and. ror 1he ABSEN! COU,"CILMENt Ro-
new parents, the major-past 2 yeau, bas aervod as pra.
ity ol whom will certainly prctiden& of the California
Yote a loud '".yes" (or the Juniot CoUe
1
1e htasic fAit.. ATr'ESTI
sdllools. Allowin1 ror their cak)n """· La.,. J..aJI•
p .. l J. Crw'-r ... , ..
eliaibility 10 vote we should n.e prolflm al_.o will in-City Clerk
upt<ot to pau •hnilar bond• elude .. Oriana• c:c..cetto .. Pa\1 ... , N••· ~961. la
yeact . t • aaaumln1, by C.C.eUi •d TadlaikoY-'111• N .. pert B•r I:Mlp
ol coar .. , 1hat lh 1..nu ol •tJ''• • .,_&Ct.clet IUit.." PI..MON liOn
reli...t po-riJ -• (lllo Tlchll •• fl. no Ill• • •ani dOll
poential '"No" ~a) wilt U.S.A.,. wiU M fiOIIa••
oot ._ cloio 10 IlioN nt-Coli Ill ,_ Woioe Aol at J ,... .........,, Doo,'5.
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