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Ooaakl A. ·Mcinnis, aero-
space eaecutive and ret i·
dent of 4105 Seaahore Or.,
Well Newport, filed nomina·
tiOft pepen yeu.orday 11 an
oppo1itioa candidate to in-
cumbent Councilman AI
Por&it in Oilltict 2.
Another Oi1Uict2 reSident,
Bill Rankin, s-uident of
tho West Newport Improve-
ment Ann., announced
1 imult.aneoully that he w iII
aot enter the Council race
..S It IIVIDI his full
support to Mr. Mc.IMis.
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In still another election
effectin& Dis-
trict 2. Jeny Wooten, 5001
River Ave., tetircd Los
Anaelca police officer, took out nomination papen and Norlh10p Co rp. tte has been
.. id that he plana to run , active in the West Newport ,•
In the other d iltricts, in· lmpiOvement Au n.., and is _.. a chan er member o f the cumbent Lindsley Panons
liaa filed in District 7 and local ch~tcr of the Ameri-can ~ci ety o r Too l and i1 unoppoaed \o date; in· cumbent Doe Cook has filed \tanufacturina EnJineers,
in l)iatrict S, and has an a charter member of the R'ed .
U&nounced opponent, Ed Hi ll Lutheran Olurch, and
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THIS MAP from lilt Stolt Division of HIIIIWIIYI lllows
the late-st design of the freeway Interchange 1t Mao-
Arthur Blvd. and Coi.st Hwy. in Corona del Mit, wh•e
the cor011a del War Freeway will connect with .fte
Coastal Freeway. The City of Newport Beach has re--
ceived a freeway agreement from the state covering the
coastal route easterly of Bayside Or. and Cout Hwy.,
near the upper Bay, and Including a portipn of the COM
Freeway. Pu~l c works DirectOr Joe Devlin lOid the
Ensign that the city has In di cated to the state a des ire
to Include the COM Freeway up to li1e UCI lnterch.nge
In the freeway agreement. The Division of tJ_Ighways
freeway maps are on display· at the Corona del War
Chamber of Commerce · ce.
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Pauont nomination papers have been residents and --..;_ -.----COAST Jot-homeowners in West New-·-"'·~-=~~~ ----..-----... .. __ ... -~ "-----'-/~
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inclucied former vice-mayor 1'. 7 Th h ~ · H . port 10r years. ey a ve , , --. an•.Lorenz,~arthaKIIIefcr, 2 children a dauahtcr t 1 Harnette W1tmer, habet · ' · ' J Peau, 'mold O. Beckman, Manl yn, attendm1 graduate 1 J
Henry Porcella, Raymond sctlool at Sacramento State, •.
Oeorae and J . Leslie and a 90 n, Alan, a student
Steffensen at Oran1c Coast CoBc1c.
· ~Jr. Mc:lnni !I b as named Mr. ·Mcinnis twned in his the followi n& election com-nomination papers with the mi ttce; Former Mayor s Ch ar-
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No Saturday classes, kidsl
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fr om \tarch 31 to o\pril 4.
Good citizen awards given
foltowin.l sponsors: Wil b.u \es Hart, Dora I-I ill and
{Bitl) R .. kin Jr., fonner J ames Stoddard; Will iam C.
Mayor Charles Hart, R.H. Clucas. Gil ben. Foljambe, RinJ, JametBclt shire, h~ bell Pease, Paul A.. Palmer, Harold Arthur, James Ha--
<\II the kids can breathe a
si&h of relief: no Saturday
classes f01 the 1968·1969
school yeat.
The openina of the fall
semester is set for Sept, 10,
and students will have to
lansuish in school rooms
until the c losina or sprina
semetter, June 13, 1969 .
Bad news was announced
fot s econd araders, wh o wi ll
have to ao on double
ICSiionl because of a
shortaac or about 44 clan·
t oom~. -'.nd that stilt *on't
take care or about 244
students who .,..i ll have 1o
be sccommodated by ".in•
Mu. Earl G. Corkeu, rc-
acnt, and other mcmbcu of
Col. William Cabell Chapter
of DAR will honor the local
hiah school airla who have
been chosen to receive 1 ~6&
.. aood citizen" award• and
' llltlr molhtr• at a dcncfL ...... .... ., .....
111-&. , -· Itt ... clift' Rd., Shore Cliffa,
at 12:30 p.m. feb. la.
Winneu were selected by
their claumates and te•
chen for outttandina quali·
itiea of dependability, ser·
vice, leadership and palri~>
bam. The winneu are Lindy
BlareofCorona del Mar Uiah
School, dauahter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Blare; Judy
Babinck of Costa Mesa Hiah worth, John Van Amenfoort. Cap Blackb.lm, Carl Kymla,
School, dauahter of Mr. and John W. Shea. Merritt Ski!· John Macnab and ~l ancock
f-Y1. Edward H. Babinck,' Banno'n&
That was the decision made
by trustee s or the Ncwport.-
\tesa Unified School disuict,
who apProved the 1968·69
Sprina rcccn, known to
adults 11 the merchant's
deliaht and policeman's and to \:ids ..
will stretch
I ins and Mar .... l Skillin.. ' Alicia Turner or Harbor .... Hip, dauahter of Mr. md Mr. Clucas, earlier men~
Mrs. Ro1er E. Tumc_r, and tioned as a poniblc candi·
Linda Geoi• or Eu.ancia date., pvc evidence of hi I
Hi1b. dauab;&er Of Mr. and deci lion IOl &o Nn by si.J~
Mra. Jolla o.i• · l_a. dal .olalaa&ion PIP ... .,.... . ,... ... • • .. .... lllt1llll. , •• ; ... '
.,ad chi•• piu _, c• Mr. lt .. ia is ... d a •&a& ..
bficates by Mrs. Houy W. ment ooncftlliDI hi 1 dcc:i··
Crawford, chairman, will be lion: ., have cuclully re-
followed by the pro&rllft or viewed Mr. Mc(Mi s' qual i-
~~. Georae Buccola. state ficatio 01 and feel that our
American hi a tory month wmmunity i 1 fortunate to
chairman. Hotteues for the have a man of his caliber
day will be ~es. L.R. willina to serve in thia i~
Curtis, Edward J. Steinke, portant policy makina post.
Donald MacLeod, S.R. Nord He is fully qualified lO
Jr. and James Taylor. hold a councilmanic seat
~;;:~· school ca lendar at their 1 board mectina Tuud.ay niaht,
feb. 6.
Oanaerous condition or a "Chikben aiid pown~ps
wooden bulkhead in the sit and romp on the top and
canal at Short St. and 36th in front or th is bulkhead. A
St., Wes t Newport, is pointed coll•pse at such time could
out in a letter to the City cause death or ser ious in·
Counci I fr om Fred and Cath· jUJY."
crine Kriete, Sl.7 36th St. They said that the wall
Armstrong honored as :::~ :~~~ ~. -;::. ·~~:::.~ but for all o£ Newport 'NILqUR (BILL) RANKIN ,'
president of the West Ne.w ..
port tmOt"ovement Assn., who
had considered running fo r
Ci ty Council in District 2,
West Newport, announced
is le aning out into the docs not hold back the hiah
about 2 or more feet, .. tides, and \hat salt watct
the y wrote. "It could col· Ooods the adjoinina pro-
lapse into the water at any pcrties. They uraed the
time. \lany residents here Council to consider the
use thi s place for their problem and find a favorab le
.!lWimming enjoyment. solution. outstanding Drake alum
Ike ArmstJona, S28 De
Aou Ot.,Co rona Hi&hlands,
will be amona lhe Drake
Univeuity alumni who will
be honored this Saturday,
Feb. 10, at cercmonica dur·
ina the Dtake-<:incinnati
basketball aame in Des
Moines, Iowa.
He Wll I member or the
clan of 1922, played full·
back on the Drake football
team, and aerved aa coach
there for 2 yean after aradu-
ation. Then ror 25 yean,
192.S..~O. he wu coach and
aU,letic director at the
Univeuity or Utah, where
hi• team I won the champion•
ship 6 strai&ht yean and
never finished lower than
)rd in the Rocky Mountain
conference.
In 19SO he joined the Uni·
veuity of Minnuota ll&ff
as director o f athletics, snd
held that post until his re·
tircmcnt in 1963.
He was then appointed
supcrviaor of football of·
ficial s for the Bia 10, re·
tirin& after the lut Rose
Bowl aame in Puadena.
He is a member of the
Helms ·Foundation Hall of
Fame, and also a member of
the National Football Hall
of Fame, in recoanition of
hia coachina record at Utah,
Beach."
He stated further that he
wu c ertain a united rront
of West Newport Wid New-
port BcKh would assure
Mr. Mclnni s' election.
Mr. Mel Mil i 1 th e man;r
acr of an ordnance manufao-
turina plant for No nronics,
Anaheim, a division o r the
6 principals transferred
this wee k that he will not SiJ. p1incipals were tran5· po tentials," acc«dina to
be a candidate and is su ..... fcncd in the Newport~esa IJisttict Superi ntendent OT.
...--Unified School Distr ict "·&o Leland B. Ncwcomc1.
porting Don Mcinnis, e11e· allow the best use of the o\tt Chriatcnscn w11\ ao
cutive for Nortronic in Ana-principals accordina Lo their from Ho11ce Ensi1n to
hei m. dcmes, s uenJths and Balearic School plus ThtR ; 'P , . d I Herb Ward rr om Maude B. ome protests pav1ng e ay f)av;,,l<> Boar Suoot; Wornor Carlson from -\braham
o\ poetical protest aaain:u
delay in pavina a portion of
Scuhorc Or. hu been sent
to the Newport Beach City
Council by Maraaret E. Hall,
6604 W. Ocean Ft., in the
Seashore Colony area of
Wcat Newport.
ci t~·." she wwte. "In all
th ese yea•s IH in t he .J
bl ocks ha\·e been dep1ived
of stlcet cleaning, repaving,
repair mg. etc.. fL)f which
we have t-oe en pa~ ing tu.
dol\ats.
app1aisa\ of what future de· Lincoln to Davis; Will Reece
vclormen ts arc neccsssry h om Charle s W. TeW inkle,
bc f01 c we may expect a de· to Ens ian ~ Charles Cat.ancse
ccn t cn tunce to out home s." from Balellic and 8e11
novation.,
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c1aaaroom1 in--
1969, would
double seuions for 4tb
Jlader s, the placement of
additional s tudenti in
intermediate and hilh
schools, early and late
sctledulina , and Sllutday
classes.
But aood news was offered
Special Education cluses 1~~~' whichwillao bac k on regular
schedule.
Sabbatical leaves were
l pprovcd for Thomas Beaton, tiOoar
Cos ta 'Aen lit&h; Lonlu
Finch, -\dams; Jar,\es He ms ·
Ic y, New port Harbor Hiah;
Sheila HoTTTtan. TeWinkle ;
-o\rthUI J aness, Corona del
\-!11 Hrah; Wilham Kennedy,
Canyon: \laue P•lme r, ~
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Cotlcae Park; and Kinscrj
Wh1t.c neck. Estancra Hiah.
Work toward acadcm1c de·
11ces, cr edentials, inde·
pendent s tudy and travel
were l1s ted &5 pu rpos e s. Named for
West Point
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Boar-recording slated
She wrote a letter which
included a "90rne" entitled
.. All we want for Chrittmas
ia a new paved street."
Here is the ".,orne."
"We would arrrec1ate a
progre ss repo11 on the pav·
ing we requested, and an
She s aid th at her "f'Omc" Street ·schools, to L•ncol n;
is a remi nder that the Coun. John Mc'Jowcn fr om Costa
cil can play Sa nta Claus ~~~ Hiah School to .Te-
by allowin s the petitioners Wanklc ; and the pc.tnc1pai
to5pcndtheit own tax mo~c y haa not been selected u
for the impro ve ment. yet for Cos \a Men Htlh .
Student dies at age 17
-\s a result of the recent
mectrn1 With the City
Councrls of Newpott Beach
and Costa \1csa, the board
named Lloyd Blanpied ·and
Sehm (Bud) Frankli n, Lo a
lia ison commi ttee to meet
wrth the councils to discuss
pt oblems and considctations
mu tual to all three ar oups
10 the IJ a•bcn area.
-'. roush draft of 1 le ttet to
lea,slatou h om the board
WU p!Cientcd fot d iscus~
s1on. It contatncd a tequcst
for the s tudy of possibilities
to c hana~ the two thitds
vot 1n1 tcquuement 1o a bare
majocity, or st least 60'\.
for passaae. ll stated that a
two thrrd s Vote was a con·
tradrchon of the one-man·
one-vote concept and that
the !RIJofity of statea had
recosnited this inequity
and had reduced the per•
Jan1cs Roder ick Mcl)onald
il, sron of Mr s. Mar ion \k·
Ounald of 409 Bc\vu~ Ln.,
Ba lboa. has been selec led
by Cnntpeuman James B.
u u as one or his ~ pllnC•·
r'3\ nomlnCCI to the ;"'lavi\
Academy Cot 1968. Jtm it
attendina Newpcllt t-larbm
man SchooL Boat ownen will be aiven
an opportunity lO have their
equipment numbered andre-
corded at an equipment
malkina headquarters 10 be
held by the Police and H_.
bor Oepartmfmt. flom 10
a.m. to 6 P•lflo Sunday, Feb.
11, 1nd Sunday, Feb. 2S, •
the Harbor Department.
Thi 1 joint operation will
be , tpOntored by the Ea·
chln&e Club of Newpon
Harbor in conjuncLion with!
crime PleY,ention week.·
The purpou of the 1cti·
vity i1 to Ienon the po ..
aibility of theft of mi1cel•
•llfttoUI equipment loe1ted
on a boat and 10 aerve u a
quic:k identification of
o••lhip if a lost •tide
h l:nand or recuv•ed.
A• pill of the Fetwary
tpOntonhip or crime pt ..
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JDidCI (or &JIIe .... of
Collllomla, will ••* •• De cbiJ'•I••eon m..Un1
Thunday, Feb. lS at the
Sluft Shirt.
Guest ape.ker today, Feb.
A, ia County District ALto,..
ney Cecil Hick a.
The Coront del M• E.t.·
chanae Oub hu act a I~
chcon meetina for Tuetday,
Feb. 13, at Irvine Coaat
Country Club with Net~~pDrt
Beach Police Chief james
Glavu u apelker.
FIIIE Hln DILLMAII'S.
DMAIEIS•,•
An ut.imat ed t&,OOO fire
in the coilin.a haa clotod
Dillman"• R81tMtant. 101
E. Balboa Bl•d.; Balboa,
for IPPI'Oiim•ely 3 •tell: a.
Bill Dill.,.., lJOI Cbao-
nol Road, Ballloa, , ... d
In the ~erm • J:lO a.1n.
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tltoqht ... • ..... ao. ..
lhi n.. .... o ... w. •d
law aaok ..
T.., •al•• -aoloo, I ''"i'* ~., --l ...... un t retPOIIdelll -.4 ,.. oat
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In 1966, wh., Christmaa
did arrive
We w«• ol( torn up
r~vlnt Seothore Drive.
In 1967, ~.,.a helicoptltf'
c;ouldn't land,
(Nr b.ach woa so torn up
ffOfl'l llotf'awlng sond.
Our alley was torn ur, too',
fOf wert« twains to try,
So $onto couldn't COMe ot all
on Chrta•oa doy.
PIHse, In 1968, won't you
spend our dough?
Th1n Softto cwt .,lve
with a Hal Hoi Hoi •• •*· .. .ntreet,
.. 1 .. 1.,. wul we r.,.at.
All .. -• 1w O.n•-•
••• "" ,..,ec~ '""'' TIM Srtaal!lon CoiOfty it
poe1111 ,...,_... •• Court-
ell .... , --$1'11o ol
.. p10pnty o .. en betwHn
'ln-....... Ptoopoct s~
Md ,...,..._. a ,.litioa
Pt~. 14, lMl, r-.•••i.,
..... ol ... 441oct-loq
alleJ, _..ct. I• 1M acceu
r.IMOc_PI.._a. .. ._..._ c-, I• ,.,.
oldaol a-olala. Ia 1M
The dream of he.:omina a
la.,.1yer ended for N1 chnlu
George Cahc~h1o Jr., 17, ,..,r
1071 FC"rnheath Lam:. Cnsta
Me u . when he d u."d Sa tor-
day, Feb. J. at John We s it)'
Hosp1tal tn L"s An~cles.
··Niclue," "" he was
kno-.·n to his famih· and
fr iends. was b€:>rn ~pt. 11.
1950. Uc had phayeJ fresh-
man football at Cns ta Mesa
Uiah School and bueba\1
"''ith the Boy's Club. He
had been sick s ince Jan. 8.
Survivors are hu parcnu.
Mr. andMn . Nicholas. Calic-
ch10. 3 brothers . J ohn . Mark
and Robert. of the home ;
and his arandmotheu, ~s.
Rose Calicchio of New Jer•
scy and \tn. Concetta Eva.n.
aetista of Seal Beach,
Rosary was recit.ed Tucs·
day, Feb. 6. and Mas s was
ce lcbratC"d Wednesday, Feb,
1. at St. John the Baptist
Catholic Church in Costa
Mua. Father Anthony Go-
wan was offi ciant. lntcnncnt
wu at Good Shepherd Cemc-
ter)', lluntinaton Beach. Fu·
neral 5e rvices were directed
by Wu tcliff Mortuary.
Rental license fee hit
The other pl incir•l no-
mince is Ch ii\C!' Wil\11m
Atno\d of El CaJon, attend·
•na San D•eao State Colle1e.
James Gleamy Ttavu,
son of Mr. and Mn. James
Norman Traves, 17598 Rock•
rose Way, Irvine, hu been
named by ~11 . Utt u alter·
nate nom inee for Welt Po1nt.
He is suendina Qfan1e
Coast Colleae.
cent.ase rof yes vo\ea rot Both of Jim'• pAJonll were
BEAUTIFUL, green-eyed pauace. in miBtary 1etvlce durina
Miss Corona del Mar, Sheila The board accef!ted with a Wor ld War II. His father tef•
McWilliams, 19, of 504 Nar-letter of appreciation the ved In the tltnal cotpl willa
cissus,has entered the Miss aift ol 2 surface mounted the Canadia• lvfrrt, partic:i-
Orange C.ounty paget111t sla-basebl.l~ duaouts roc <?o'" r-:tinl in ~ips In
ted tor YMch ~at the Dis-Mesa Htlh School, a arft ol France. Bela•um aad O.r·
neyl.,d hot 1 Thl f . the otiS Boo••• c lub. many. Mn . J'Javet waa •
Plotett a11inst the IH li· t llted tNt it is "trouty t' ill br' 5 ~pe 1 The board diu :uued IIHS 1M• duty with the lritiM
cenu fcc ro1rentina J units unrair" when a pc11on who ~on thw Ml e ~ pr~ 111 nary Nffllcdb.ct to Supt. L•la..t Vmy, 011 the toutll coett
h.w been 1aiaed by Edmund hu blouaht ptoperty u an t 't. ~. 5
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5 Wi~l~t ca coni • 8. Newcomer rot r.e.er ,.... ol Eqland •
Bums, .soo W. Ocean Ft., in.-ettment and t.appena lo es IIII SS t MIS s • n~·. lhe dnn of a
Balboa in a teller 10 the hl'le 1 rentals it chatpd hostess at the Reubeft E. ..,... t..,..\i.. o.or .. YII11111-U
Newpo~'t Beach City ColM\· the l&me fee 11 the penOC\ Let. She Is I Coran• del Milt.fl!s Snale Bill No. l .
cil. who hat a hundred or...,. M•r High SchOOl tr-.ltt Tlaia bill ••W li" ...
He said chat the city is tentals. and piMs to attend Lont 4iti.al ftnf• _. flest.
entitled 10 the license feu .. ., the cha1p were mMe Stach Stitt nut fMI as 1t1 '-'"" 'o &oul .._... \o lay
ftom.P'f••• en1•1ed in the p&t u.nil, it would bl fiiO(e art major. (Howft FOlSOM 0111 c:wtic.la lo _., local
butiaell ol re~lt, but h• equitable," " IVII81t.ed. photG.) Midi.
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher ~t the Ensign
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A LOOK AT THE TV POLICIIIG PUll
Machines are neither good nor bad; only those who run
the machines. That sums up the case for and against the
"electronic protective system," better known as the TV
policing method being proposed for Newport Beach.
Certainly, modern methods of crime detection and pre-
vention must be employed to combat the growing (roblem
that faces the nation. It is the manner in wh ich these
modern methods are put into effect that needs careful
consideration.
Crime is a local problem, and we should tackle it with
our own forces and finan ces, with mutually cooperat ive
Jssists, when needed, fro m neighboring c it ies. If ou~
city is able to ins tall TV policing, including it as a bud·
get item just £s other projects are included, then the
City Council carr go ahead with the pr oj ect. If it takes a
federal grant (of our own tax mo ney ) to f inance t his
plan, then the Council should drop it. There just is no
such thing as a free meal. • • • AM IIIYITAnOM IS REIIEIED
The Ensign's Bible page began its 2nd year with las t
week's issue. There have been many words of gratitude
for this page o l Bibl e le ssons and Christian test imon y. A
few have objected, but more typica l, I pray, is the s ent i-
ment expressed in th is letter, just received from a local
re sident:
Dear Sir:
"Just a line or two to tell you how much I enjoy your
paper, Your pictures ore the d earest of ony large paper
either in Orange or Los Angeles County, I enjoy your
newsy ortic:l es and above oil your pcge conducted for
Bible readers, '
"I wonder how many Christian fundamentalists enjoy
the Bible articles, quotations, question and answer
c:alumn os l da. I am a member of the Costa Mesa SoP"
_,..,.,.... Chun:h --ond your articles and Bible 11tuO,--. if\,
k .. ping with the true Bible teac:hin9s of our Pastor, Or.
P. G. Neumann.
''Rego""-u of one'• affili ation with any spe,ciol
c:hurc:h, they help ta bolster one's Faith in these trying
times, and to let us know we hove o Savior to whom we
can call upon in stress and need,
"My husband and I were so e lated to know that o Pub-
lisher with so much worldly news would devote one full
page to Gad's word and h is plan far us far the ages,"
-Mrs. Frank S. James
When the first Bi ble pag e appeared in the Feb. 2, lq67,
issue of the Ensign, I inc luded a stateme nt of "int ro·
duct io n and inv itation ," exp laining why t his weekly gos-
pe l message wa s be in g publ ished in my newspa per. By
way of renewing the inv itat ioo to study the Word, let me
repeat a few paragraphs fr om that s tatement :
Th is page, which will appear every week. in the Ensign,
is no t the result of sudden whim or has ty decision. I t
is a journalist testimony o f faith that ha s overcome un·
belief.
I look back at the years as newspaper owner and put).
lisher, and recall the many trying ord eals, and also the
victo ries. And I am convinced that th is newspaper en·
terpr ise has been allowed to survive and to grow fo r a
pu rpose -firs t, to overcome my un belief and to come to
know the comfort and joy of faith in the Lo rd; then, to
do something about it, and to use my news paper for t his
witn es s.
It is written' in th e Book of He brews that "the word o f
God is qu ick, and pow erfu l, and sha rper than any two·
edged sword, piercing even to the dividing a sunder of
soul and spirit, and of th e join t s and marrow, and is
a di scerner of tne thoughts and in tents of the heart"
(4:12). It is no t the work of any mo rtal being that will
convert an unbeli ever to faith in th e Lo rd. It is the power
o f the Wo rd of Go d that can br ing about th is miracle.
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ftnaer ot blame on .,.,_,. or ottwr for tbe C!UI"ftDt waw
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NlNETEEN qth grade Girl Scouts and 4
adult leaders have been awarded Ameri·
can Red Cross standard first aid cards
at Corona del Mar High School, uPOn
completion of five 3..tlour classes held on
coosecutive Tuesday afternoons. Instruc-
tion was provided by members of the
Newport Beach fire department. Pic-
tured here with Leo Love, deputy fire
ch ief are 11 of the Gi rl Scouts: seated, . . . . left to right, Shelley Nerney, V11g1nra
stra.igh.~
By Tom Anderson
•
Mason, Shelly Snyder, Usa Woodman,
Lori Steen; QOita Woolley, Kerry Page,
Andrea Statz and Janet Stanton; stand·
ing, left to right, Deputy Chief Love,
Tammie Watt, Diana Labadie, Carol
Caldwell, Kathy Fisher, Christine Dietz,
Karen Grunewald, Kim Crimp and Mar i·
lyn Willson. Jan Friend and Debby Berry
and the adult leaders, Mmes. Maruel
Friend, Gene Cunningham, John Crimp,
and Jean watt, were not present.
wolodaa lo 1111: (11) ,.. .:_·_c,_ of taht· ccwnmunlat conspirtey u-...... u, c• ha.e Mnofi.. ainated Pt .. ident John P.
epokaUDU for Qal reall&t. Therefore I Kennedy; (c) we now are ia
UUy R.t01mad• Hour, Ja .. wntll lhe foUowl111 pidt: the throes or World Wu 10,
eel out 11ahut tbl .. dl.,io-lint fcwrtmHial laaialation: llftd have been tince 114S ;
able pie&ure of our PT .. i.. 1\a immeclia&t declaration {d) the eommunhl QOUnuitl
dent knock ina at lht door or ol war by lha United Slalu the world over arc tuppon.-
~tcow" and ulr.in1 ror upon iatcmalionll eommun· ina our enemies in Vietnn;
help to have lhe U.S.S. ian. for the followina re.,. (e) North Koru, a member
Pueblo retumed 10 ua 1nd 10 10aa: (II) The cornnunisu of the cornmuni1t bloc, ca~
have her crow sot rreel have ata&ed that they have cured U.S.S. Pueblo and now
The broadcau had been beon at war with us rrorn is holdina her c rew as pri·
prc-record6d and came over :th~e~ll~m~•~•;.f,;;th;;.•~O;;•.;""';.;.•.;•.;R.;,e-_.;•;;on;;;;•;;";.;;•f;.;;w.;";;· ____ _ lhe wires at 11 :00 a.m. ~
Monday, juu at the hour
when a prcn conference
was to have been held in
Washinaton, concernina lho
2·day prote•t conference
lhere 1.0 be stqed by liberal
cleraym~ and othera who
wero scheduled 10 oppose
the Vietnam war in aeneral,
and the draft problem in
STATE IOIIIIP
particular.
Dr. Mcintire nid in ef·
feet that ou r national hono r
had been in,ulted when
Norlh Korean vessels had
taken the Pueblo into port
and had arrested her crew.
Hi s comment ,-s th•t we
should have &i ven them ju•t
24 houu to retum both ship
and peuonnel. He added:
"This nation has just about
enough."
1ty 5•....._ Ja ... Sdrlla
The .most important ap-
pointive office in the State
of California is that of fi-
nance di1ector, who pte•
p•tes the administJation's
budaet and ta~ pl ogtams.
Shortly aftet hi s election in
1946 , ,Zove1not Reagan made
wh•t I have always con-
sidered one or his better
appointments by naming
'Jordon P. Smith as finance
director.
Now Gordon' Smith has te·
sianed, and, 'Jovemor ~ea
aan has appointed Caspar
Weinbetger.
cooperated !.!lo~e ly with
candidates and causes dia-
metticaiiY opposed to the
uend or tbc Republic•n
Patty or California in tec:ent
yeats,
At the time when liberal
churchmen were attacking
our war in Vietnam, Dr. Mo-A CURE FOR "GLAND~LAR PESSIMISM" Intire sounded thi s sloaan:
The following advice is offered, at no charge. you·re poor. how c:an you ~pond to the "OJUrch men for victory,
for thost turned-on, tuned-in , cop·supporting, pleas in each mail from c:ountry.savers who victory in gitting back the
stales·rigbts, ·•conservative'' super·patriots who can·t save it without your savings? Pueblo, and winning the war
To Republicans all over
the llate, who worked the it
hearts out for Bauy 'Jold·
water in 1964 and for Ron-
ald Reaaan in 1966 , Caspat
Wcinberaer has long been a
symbol of the old .. me too"
liberal Republican euab-
lishment which nevet gave
us a choice, a lways an
echo.
·I know how much the best
of our people want to be.
lieve in Jovctnot Reagan,
E ve• since hi s gteat speech
in 196-4 he has seemed to
millions the man who could
bes t lead a successful
counterattack against the
gr owing thteat or unlimited
and absolute govetnment.
~onald Reagan worked with
us in 1964 against Caspar
Weinbctgct and all ~e s tands
fot -but now has given
h im the highest appoint! ve
o ffice in the s tate.
compose: this former Republ ic's present con· Things are not black and white, as you in Vietnam," ,.
stitutional underground. oven patriots would have us believe. Everything The militan t clc~gyman
Eleven months aao, when
'Jovernot Reagan fiut pro-
posed his billi on~ollat tax
increase a fte1 ptom ising not
to taise ta.11 es at all, I wam-
ed th at th is matked his
"fitst long s tep Jown the
We extremist "aginners" arc like the bar fty is in the point of view! like the two men dis-spoke with uemcndous fer·
who fell asleep in his chair. Another drunk cussing Sophia Loren's appeal. One ~id : vor. Sometimes his voice
rubbed a little Limburger cheese in his mus· "'Take away her uxy look and her built and was lost, perhaps chokins
tache. The Limburger boy awoke. staggered Whaddaya got?" wi th emotio n, when he
up to the banendcr and whiipered: "Ain't it And the ot her whispered : "My wife!" brought the Federal Com-
He is a co-founder of the wrong road." 1 utaed the awful?" Super-patriots a re often great athletes : they municatioos Commission
"Ain't what awful?'' c:an throw a wet blanket the entire length of a into ranae. l-Ie protested California Republican Lea-'3ovemot to c~ange hi s
"The whole world stinks." room. You glandular pessimists shoold learn to again st the '' abomin abl c aue, the only Republican co urse.
In order to be a normal "Have·you--ever-had-look on the bright side. Every kook should restriction of our speech'' volunteet organization which !-lc has not changed. Evet
tefused to endorse Reagan s ince last \larch, he has
in 1966 . He is on tecotd in been following the road he
support of tesional go vern-th en took. This appointment
ment which wou ld take away is anoth et mile 5tone along
the right Of our peo pl e to that tnad-1)111! of th e plain•
con u ol affairs in theil own est .
.it-so-good?" ciriun, close your mind and eyes learn to laugh at himself. Not all the time. imposed by the Commission.
to the ever more c:losely encroaching advances of cour~e. (Only a fool n~vn takes himself Ue complained, "U you
of Communism and Socialism. No matter seriously. If you won·t. who will?) As Thoreau give JO minu te s of a broad-
how bad things ma y seem to get, never forget said: ", . what a man thinks of himself, that cast to America, you may
that pendulums always swing back. Unless is which determines. or rather indicates, his have to give equal time to
they're broken, of course. So look at the fa te." her enemies, according to
bright side always. Don't be a calamity howler. If and when you communicate with ''libcr· the F.C.C. doc:trinC which
Be cheerv, like the young fellow who was als.".havc dialogue in their language. All you is doing so much to help
•
1 them."
communities thtough th ei1 Whe n mi ll hms of Califor·
local erected o fficials (The nians fi ll out thci 1 state in-
visi ting hit::ruend who was to die in the electric have to do is inscn these words throughout
chair the nut morninJ. "Cheer up!" he said: your conversation: viable, posture, area, con· "The cri s is )s great," he Coovnonwealth, Oe cembe t come tax fot ms be tween now
h h said, "H this counuy soes "Ju11t think. you still have your ealth!" tut, mec anism, guidelines, ecumenical, prag· down we wi II have 00 free-
The Communists aren·t even scheduled to malic and quid prn quo. Set:? That didn't hurt
19, 1966, p . .&25). anJ f\p1 il 15 and find theit
As state chaitman of the tax doubled, u i pled, or
Republican Patty in 1964, quadrupleJ, thcr will be·
he did everything poss ible come vivid]) and pe•sonally
to sabotase the campaign awatc of how '::'.over.not ({~a·
of the Republican nominee gan has b10 ken fatth w1th
for president of the United what he p\ed1ed to dC\ The)'
States. The mere aumot of can look f.olwa.Jd to s till
his appointment as finance 1mo1e s pead!R& and tu 1n·
director in November 1966 cre ases fr nm the Rcaaan d -
brouaht vociferous p;otcst~ min is tt ation nnw th a t Cas·
fr om those who had done P~' We inbe1ge1 is fin ance
the most to elec t Ronald J nec tur.
k r h · h y h d"d ·, o· 1 · hod r dom of s peech or freedom of ta. e over or anot er e1g .t or ten years. ou muc . now t 11. 1aog~ 15 a met o 1. . . Am . ,.
• · h · h · · k re 1g1oo tn e r1 ca. may ~ dead by then--or wish you were. con rmmg ot ers 1n 1 c1r m1sta es. F th h 1 · d th 1 r A Ar "b 1 r . d . UN ur c r, e c a1me a Each time the Communists capture one o our sour r.c:an ca.nnl a nen s 1n .the .. ''the Uni t ed Nations is a
d;ips•on•the triJh seas ·jaM ~y 10 yourself: "We say : ·11Jese are the tunes that_ f_ry_ 11}1:0 s soles. • ·noos~ about our necks, and
can't win 'em all!" ~me of ~s. ,have bet'n c:n.ttel~ ~ muoh tho convnUnht• are Uahtcn·
As our Surrender Stnator. Fulbri&ht. hu we.re as semuttve as a porcupmc .. ~lth 1ng~own ina the nooac."
said, 1be people don't need to urxlerJtand qu1lls._ When surr~nded by liberals, we Finally he e~thorted: "In
the Cold War." Such compl icated thingi \Ontet i?'CS llgurc were so unpopular that we dlis hour o f peril, let us
should be left entirely to our leadrrs. }ncy couldn t ge~ people to come to our fan-out have a win nina policy in
are college men . Some even ha ve several de· shelter dunng a nuclear altack. let us re· Vietnam, and let's fiBtll for
grees. They know how to lie in several !an-member that most "liberals" arc only opponu-God and country." Reagan, It rs hard to give up a
guages. learn to tolerate the virtues of ot hers niMs. as phony as a harlot's tears. They are • • •
iullt as you tolerate your own vices ... A fox riding what they think is "tile wave of the "Un)ihack.le the Military"
always smells his own burrow llrst." future:· They reject logic: as if it were an in-was the plea made by the
Nor is the Wcinbf:rger ap.
pointment an isolated ex-
ample of its kind, tho'.igh by
far the worst. Two of Go-
vernor Reagan's appoint-
ments to the new board of
govemots of Californ ia Com·
munity ColleBeS -James C.
l)odd of Sacramento and
Catol W. Marsden of San
Marino -have brought as ·
tonishment and despa it to
Republican wotkcu in th eir
areas who know both to have
dr eam. But I ask ur all my
fellow Republ icans and con-
set v;"tt!vcs who may s till
c l in g to thcit dream even in
thc face or thi s latest evi-
de nce, tha t the te be one
li mit bcyond which yo u will
not go: a Rockefeller-Rea-
gan ti c ket coming out of the
\liami convention this >\u-
gust. Surely s uch a cynical
betraya ( of all we have
fought fn r would be rejected
by C\'C ryone o f us with a
Ncvir lose your cool. "Anger makes dull law and won't even listen' to both sides of a San Diego Union in an edi-
men witty, hut it keeps them poor." And if phonograph rec:ord.-American Way Features torial published Thursday,
Feb, 1. The editorial s t~
THEY EARN AND LEARN ted:
"'h there an American
whose blood is not boiling For the Jrd year in a row,
Newport Harbor Hiah School
students are participating in
a program designed to lend
pcac:ttc:al and theoretical cx-
pcuencc for s tudents •n ter·
ested 1n sales and mer-
chandi sing. Thl! year ZJ
students, including 17 g.11ls
<11d 6 boys, arc work1ng in
15 locations 1n the New--
port-Coron a de l Mar-Costa
\len area.
Under the di rection of
dlestcr Wu lft , disuibuti ve
educat•on coordinator and
chaitman of the business edu·
cation department at Harbor
High, the students attend
morn ing classes tegularly
and work in the afternoon.
Theitlast c las s in the morn-
ing is disuibutive education,
where th eoret1 cal concepts
of sales and merchandi si ns
are covered. The practical
experience, coupJed wi'th
the theoretical infonnation
covered in the c:lats, allows
discussion• to be mote
realistic:.
Each of the s tudents must
work at least IS hours each
week.. On Feb. I the waaes
of these uudent trainees
~p rrom Sl.JO to S1.3S
per-t"our, under a special
section of 1he mrnrmum
waae l•w by the L•bor Wei-
late Commiuion.
Mr. Wullf states thU, at-
thou~ some •rc in tri IUed
with •. r in need ol the Cinan·
d•l reward• of the proarn,.
most o l lhe uudents arc
enrolled in order to 1ain n-
pericncc riow ror their rurure
careen in the fields of
salu and merchandisin1.
ReCJSirements for ftc pro..
aram arc that lhe sNdcnt
be a senior In aood ••M-
ina and that he or the will
be qulin td 10 ltaduate
frcxn hiah adlool lhat June.
••Hirin·a biah adlool Jirh,
until rbree ye•• a10, ••
a lftble m•y times ... ~
cordina to Jec:k Reinen of
Reinert•• DepariHnt Score.
Coate Mlta. '"Howe"'"•
since then, we have hired perience ltte factors that go
J Newport Harbor High into business discipline."
School s;irls and tound each At present Newport Harbor
one very suc:ccsdul." is the only school in th e
Kurt Bloser, assistant Ncwport·Mesa Unified
cashier for Uni ted Cali for· School District to have such
nia Bank, Newport Beach, a prosram. Corona del Mar
says, "The quality ol the is developing pla'IS to in·
student employees has been c:Jude th is worthwhile !cam-
such that i I ~as allowed us ins situation lor it s students.
to use th em tn summet ~m· Businesses and swdents
ployment as well 'IS duuns""',participating thi s yeat a•~
the reJU lar s chool year. Sean Pam Legakes
One ~rl who h_as been w~th Rosemary Wilgus, Ed John~
us s1nc:e leavm~ the ht~h ston· Ma Co. _ Barbara
school proaram 1 s now tn • ' Y . •
School at San Jose State K1dman, Ron Htll; Re•·
Colles;e, and we'd like to nert'a Dept. Store -Su·
include her in the bank's san McLarty; U.C.B. -1Laura
upcoming managerial train-Kelly; International House
ipa proaram when she ara--of Ptl"'c:akes -E arl Romano;
duates." Robinson 's ·Linda Collins,
Miss Edna Fife ol Sears De_bbie Cristensen, George
Roebuck's personnel de-Gravelle; Buflum's -Jan
partment says, "It has been Chsrnberlain. Lynn Hart;
helpful to Sears in two PeMcy's -Kris L•&ios;
ways : one, because of lhe Buraer Chef -Pean Bren-
outstandinaly fine caliber n1n, Debbie Duuer, Kathy
of youna people we have Moore; CoHee Tree, Diau
received throu&h the pro--Lesher; Baskin--Robbins -
pam. Secondly, we've Kent H•rrison; Balboa Vii-
found th•t they are speciti-ace Pharmacy .nd Broadway
cally interested in busi-Dept. Store • Julfe H•y;
neu and consequently take Western Athletics-M.ureen
rc1pon1ibility ~d are ho-Riley; Imported Car Service
nest in their desire to u--hck Shipiro.
CHART bows out for
duration of goals study
today?
conscience.
"Several weeks aao the
President uid that the al-
lies were winning the war
in South Vietnam. The com-
munist response was in-
stantaneoos . Pun y, primi·
ti ve No rth Korea captured a H" t th b d ;:hlo.;;~~·;::: .. ~"::~ ?~ IS ory mon o serve
holding the ship and the The celcbtation of Febru· be t of ~ewpott Beach and
crew while impotently we ary as American histmy \laym Willard JOrdan of
dance the diplom atic minu· mon th was initiated by the Costa \lesa . These pr ocla-
et. Dau&hters of the Amet ican n.atlt)ns tnge the r wi th dis·
"The enemy launched Revolution. Col. Will iam pl ay~ of atti cles fl om te-
their biggest offen8ive o f Cabell Chapter of DAR i!o voluhoniH}' da ys and other
the war in Southeast Asia observing the mo nth with carl} Americana , are being
on two fronts-the countsy· the presentation of ''Chris· placed in the libraries. Of
side and the cities, They . , h" r th · special ,·n<ercst wr"ll be the k d h h d ttan s rstory o e constr-attac e t c ea quarters , 'b r di s pla~· of a 13-star !lao of our military commander tution • to the II rari es o <>wn ed' h<· \lr >·. Don•ld W. . v· Th b . ed UCI, Orange Coast College, . I .. '" retnam. ey esetB \lacLcnd. Th is will be in our embassy in Saiaon, and Newport Hatbor High School,
sent Ambassador Ellsworth Costa Mesa Hiah School, the \larinf?ts library.
Bunker into hi dina. Colona del Mar Hish School To conclude the month, a
"For yean our military and Estancia Hish Schoo:l, des sert meeting will be held
men have been askina for also thcNewpoll Beach mam at 12 :30 p.m. Feb ... l~ in the
the J<rahead sianal in order · library in Balboa, Corona home of \1r s . W1lltam E.
to brina sure viciOry. We del Mat branch , Marinen Li· Fis her, 1~1 Shotecliff Road,
have the power to do it, br;uy and the Costa Mesa Shore Cllfrs. Mn. Georae
the convnanden to direct il br•nch oftheCountyLibtaty. Bucco la, state American
and .the rcaources lO sup-Mrs. Stanley Statia. DAR histoty month c hairman, will
po'ltL American history month present the pr6aram, and
:··Thrs i.s ~e time r~r men chairm•n, has received pro-M!'· Ea11. G. Cmken, rcaenl,
wtth the •nslinct for V1Ctory, ctamations fr om Mayo( Gru-w.tl pres1de •
lhe couraae 10 do what mull
be done by ounelvca and
for ourselves; and ror men
of wi ulom who will li ucn New Zontians initiated
10 the military commanders . ~~o new members will be ~laneke, will ptovide the ,
who have been sayina all rmh•led by the 'l.onta Club musical inte11ude. ~
aJona. how belt 10 become or Newpott tlatbot at the The 'Zonta airls ror Febru-
viciOrious." noon luncheon meetin& too ary and their mothers will
Tho CitilCn Harbor 4.rea qualified tuppott and Ia 1 There :re ~a:y political day, Feb, 8, at the Senior be inuocluced, Each 'Zo
Reseatch Team (CHART) of chlar lhe dcd:s or any pot• nostrums ror our nation's Citizens Recreation Center. airl .will aive a baior talk 'en
the Newport Harbor Chamber aibk competition or dupli· Cliff Haven, • her activi tios and futwe
of Commerce had disbanded cate implicationt,". the ~ THE "•II.E The initiates ate Mn. Joe plana. The 'ZOnta airl chair·
Cot the dutation of the aoa11 board had deactinted r-ll\1111 Dl Cui~•· ciAI~ific.ation • men for this year are Mn.
and objecti•u atudy beiq CH~RT lor tho period diU· But dtat yc may know that t~rvtcel, plwnbina. qd Or. Karen Marpeta Wood for
conducted by the City or ina wbidt dte city it makina the 5oft ol man hatli power ~1lda McCartney, clauifica .. Corona del Mar RiP: Mn •
Newport Beach. Che allldy. upon eardt &o f011i"' tina. t1on "' tclacatJon. The cere· Marie Howes fOt Costa Men
Ed Hitlb, preaicMnt ol H' tobmitted the na•• of (he said Wlto \he •ick of moay will be conducted by HiP: Mrs. Millin Sheely tot
OIART, baa repoawd lo the 90 •mben as ponlblc 11M palsy,) I,"' •lo ~Me, Mat. Robeat Harblton, rnetfto' Ea&at~cia HiP. and Mn. Ro-
CityCouncilthatdM OIART 'f'OI .... cra for tile eoala ud '-aite,andtake ep thycooc:ll, betA.ip cllai.r.-ft and lad bett"Bacon f01 Harbor Hiah.
boerd of IOftfiiOft it .,....... objt:ctl"a slody. ud 10 iaiO dliae lloeH. •lc.,utidnt; Mrs. Malcolm Pin mtmltcn oflhe laat.a
ed widt •• Cooacil did• ----------Aad inDHialely IN roM Aqell, ht •ice.,.tident. Clatt o1 Ri'f'etlhle will t.
•ioe 10 ....... 1 .. ollitly· Corll .. ,_ W.. u op bor-,..., Uti -., IOd ,.,, Ooarp P. "lebo!, ;0 .......... 01 opoclal
and offetl Utia&Ucc lo 1111 .,. Ut ....... lltl laJ, ud 'loal8 ........... •mi .. arie• f!l 'loal8 .......
Coonci. piojoct. •........ do ...... lo ~io ...., ......... 1\o -ipl lieaoto ol nolloool, DloDict 1'(, wlllt
He ..... lo lito C-ell ~ llorlfyloa Ocd. (IL LaU 5: Ccr-doi114U Hip lc ..... l, .,. inYilatioe 10 lito loU -,..1 "io -· to ollot -24, 25.1 -lito diNCtloo .r Dca le<oKe,wbiR !hot •Ill booL
THE TEACHERS' LOUNGE at Harbor View School In
Corona del Mar has been turned into a 11 brary that is . . I open t o students from q to noon Omng sc hool days.
Vo lunteer moth ers staff the library . Mrs. Donald Watt-
son, one of th e volunteer mothers, Is pict ured here at
a book shelf, asshsting students Linda Wr ight and
son Don Wattson.
Wll7 IIOt caD .. ,_
.. ronnatloa o. 1tow
11,000 acco.•t. eara
Valentine tea Feb.10
The Tickeockett,da.,htera
o1 National Charity Leaaue
IMIIIbell, will honor their
mothers et lhe annual Valen·
tine •• to be heldSa&urday,
Peb.' 10, st the home or Mn.
Robart Ro .. nau •.
Three o\merican Pield Ser·
preparation and hoteutlaa
of lhe tea,
Gree tin11ho •••'-11 tho)'
anive wi ll be Mrt, Robert
L. Bam. ton, Newpott ChaP"'
let pretident, and ~a. ·John
M. owen, Ticlr:IOck.er ~·
dinat or.
vice t~entt alto wi II be P'OSSISSIOM _._. _1 honored. They 11e Miu __ _.,..
Philippa. Shappcr rrom o\ut• ClTID IH lOOKING
ualia, who it a !t tudent When •l)onald Sbamley, U,
at foothill Hiah School, or -401~ )Oih S~., West N~w ..
Tuttin· Mlu Kathleen 'JreeJ port, •aw an app~oach1n1
who at'tends Corona del M.; Newport Beach policeJMn,
Hi&hSchooland has recently Monday, Jan, 5, he took a
returned r1om lhe 4,P~ pro-plastic baa Crom his coat
p am in New Zealand, and pocket and dropped it on the
Min Jody Daniell , who is &lound.
retwnina rrom the .o\FS pro-lnvctti&ation revealed lhat
pam in Araentina and alto it contained an eye dropper
attends PoolhiiiHichSchool. with a hypodermic needle
The annual Valentine's tea attached to it and a l~ inch
i1 planned by the Ti cktock· alan container with about
eu aa part of the social ha lf an inch of cleat liquid.
llainina in the Ticktoekeu Shamley wu then booked on
pr oaram. A(l fi ve arades of the charae of poueuion cl
the Ticttockeu will par· a hypodermic needle. .,
in the plannin1, IIFAMT SOl DIES
Private services were held
Cor Willard J ohn Seaaer, in-
fant son of Mr . and Mrs .
Richard Seaaer of 2506
Maraare t Dr., Newport
He iahts . Willard wu born
Oct, 13, 1967, and died
Saturday, Feb. 3. at his
home .
SOUTHERN COUNTIES Gas Company honored its tong
term employees Tues day night, Jan. 23, at a banquet
at th e Disneyland Hotel. Here local manager J ack
Feehan pins a corsage on Betty Brooks, 427 Glou-
cester Dr., Costa u·esa, who is celebrating 20 year s
with the company. Other local residents receiving
awards are Franc es Coleman, 2657 Riverside Or., Costa
Ue sa , 20 years, an d Mary Klassen, 2218 Puente Av e.,
Costa Mesa, 15 years.
Student patriots give views
. AmC~i can heritaae mo!'th The Oq has a story Hardin& He died mo~e tha n
IS beln& ~elebr ated dunn& of £reedom so bo ld, twenty ·y ean before I was
February In the school• of A story tha t everyon e born.'' -Jon Newlon, 2nd
the N e~port ~a.c~Costa knows and has tol d. pade, Vic tor ia School, Mes ~ ~mfied Dl ~tncL A u o ry that helped Costa Men, Mi u Ki rk's
Oria1nal . say1n1s hav_e make America £ree , clan.
lfW'ORT HAMOR EIIIGII
fiRST SfCTIOII --P. 3
THURSDAY, FEB. I, l!ll
C:0 NIIIA OELIIAII, CAU F.
'niiTAS WILL OrPIR DISCARDS I'OR AUCTION
Mlalben of the Qran1• 14 in the B<loa fa.._.
Coaot K-Alpha Theca home of Mrt. Doaokl TI,,it
AI...,• Club will have a at to a.m.. ror a White at~
daaDCt 10 turn lheit aprina phant auction. Mr•. Richard
c .. anina di1carda ioLo tomf• Luckey wJII act aa auctian-
Oile elte''• ''heart•a de· eor. All Theta• in the area
t ire!" Tbey will pther Feb. are invited 10 at..,nd.
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LAVENDER FLU
I Your arandfather probably knew this cure. Flowers
of lavender quilled in a hat were supposed to ward.,
off '"3oluffed-up"" noses ~tnd head colds. Pka~J~nl treat-
ment -bur certainly nor a sure cure. Today, rtlanks
10 medical scic'na:, we haw: nu~rous effccti,... vac·
ci nes .. at,:ainsr ftu, whoopmg cough and other
respirat -.-y diseases . . to tmmunlll!' and protect us
from the discomfons of Lnfecttons. So, why suffer
needlessly. Ask your physLctan aboul them. Let him
prescribe the mcdic.atiOn that IS most effective fOr
your needs. Then come to us for prescnptton K,....ice.
Christensen
Jal &. COAI'T awy .. co.oJIA DD. liD
0810L.I 1·1150
eve•lltcMrNtuaU.U
the eunet ... aal
rwteol 5%.
f'ASAOrNA'S OI..DliT AND ........
MUTUAL
SAVINGS
bee~ submHte~ to lhe Amen-The naa that belonas
c.-aum committee by stu-to 00 and to me."
deots from the elementary Y R · d
d . "' h 1 Ray ann e1 chle,6th &ra e, an mtermewate sc oo_ s. Li ndbe r h Sc hooi Costa
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MESA.
STUDENT Amanda McCook is signing up tor a book
at the Harbor View School librar y, w'ith assistance
from Mrs. Ted Otto, volunteer mothe r. Other volun-
tee rs are Mmes. Th om as Gee, John Greeley, Arthur
Helin, S. Ode rman, John White, Charles Spangler,
Franklin Jayne, Philip Robinson, Davis McNamee,
Karl Lynn Davis Jr., Al fr ed Golden, Gerry Getty, John
Byus an d Thomas Pole.
WW1 veteran .dies at 72
~~r~:!~:~n;:~ of the patno-M
1
e u , ~~~-Pat J or~ensen's
• • • c ass,
"You need thi s couni.ry
Wld thi s cou ntry needs you"
-Li cia Perron , 3 th a rad e,
Davi s Sch ool, Cos ta Mes a.
Mrs. Collpits' class. • • •
• • •
"Democracy li ve s in the
people and the people de-
pend on democracy." -
David Ch'and ler, 6th ara.de,
Colleae Park School, Co sta
Mesa, Mrs. St. Martin's
cl ass, • • •
would the world." -Da n
\tc'Jrew, 6th &lade , \1eu
Verde School, Costa \~eta,
Mu. Trepani's cl as s. • • •
"l)ie for yout country or
die in shame." -Judy Mc-
Cul\ouJh, 8th arade, Lincoln
School, Harbor View Hill a,
\-hs. McWilliams' cla n. • • •
' ... '' ~ World War I ve teran Cli nt
Griff ith of 388 Bay St.,
2 DISNEY FEATUR ES I C:o"la \lesa, die d Sun day,
Harbor o\mer ican Leaion
f ost 291. This was hi s 40th
year wi th the Leaion.
"Ame rica is the land th at
we li ve in. I love Ameri ca.
We 8le fiah tina Jo keep
America ou rs.,. -Marco
Bl.-ad. fi rst arade, Victoria
School, Cos ta Me sa; Mi ss
Pivarofrs d au . • • • The Statue of Liberty
with a torch in her hand,
Stands for Liberty
"Our flaa stands for free·
dom; a freedom that is
suo na ." -Jerri Smith. 3th
arade, Heinz Kai ser School ,
Costa Me s L S, Smi th's
clas s.
"n men never tho uaht of
future thinas there would
be no leal future ei.Cept
time . But if man thouaht of
future th in&•. there would
be mole to the future than
just time ." -Br yan 4.yen,
5th &tade , Men Ve1de
School, Cptta Men, ~iu
Phelpt' elau.
"JUMGLE BOOK" . 4, a t llunt ington Beach • • • -an~ -Convalescent Hospital at Survivors are 2 son1, Glen
of Westmins ter,and Kenneth
or Balboa l•land; and a
dauahter, Peaay Reeves.
"The only, aood American
is an All Americen." -
Eric Jomaon, 6th &r.de,
Mesa Verde School. Mu.
Trep.,i't class.
IJe 72 . .
.. CHAILII THE He .. a• botn Match 9 . 1195,
LOH!SOMI! COUGAR"" at Fedville, 4Jk. He lived in
in thi s, our \..,d.
She I Landt throuah the
season , Sprina .-ad Fall,
She shall remain the symbol
that here there's
• • •
Ca lifornia for 30 yeau ; and
---)7---1 29 of those years were a; pent
in Orange County. He was
in building consu uc tion f01
20 years and was associat ed
with the Wyland Enterpris es.
Sei'Yice• will be held at 3
p.m. Friday, Feb, 9, at Peek
Family \iortuary, Westm in·
sler, The offi ciant will be
"the Rev, Everett 4.uaer of
th e Firs t Chr is tian Church,
We stmin,ter. Interment will
be at i\ielrose o\bbe y Me·
moria \ Park, Otanae.
freedom for al l."
• • •
"Red, white, and blue
Shine upon th ia day,
To &ive hope and will,
au I
and llayley Mill s in
"THI! FAMILY WAY"
-also -
"UP THE DOWH
TECHNtCOLOR'
-SECOND FEATURE -
"THE GIRL
&THE GENERAL"
with Rod Steiger a nd
Mr. 'Jriffi th, who was a
corporal dur ing the war, was
a life membc:r of Ne wport
Kim Schoonover,6th arade,
Lindberah Sch ool, Costa
Mesa, Mrs. Sharon Walters'
class. • • •
For so ldieu f11 away."
Wendy Barr, Sth arade ,
Lindber&h Schoo l, Co1ta
\!esa, Mn. Linda Salatt's
cla ss.
• • •
New pet shop , managers
"Freedom means t.o me
beina ab le to say what I
wan t 10 say .-ad do what I
want to th at is .riahL So
that i s wh y I'm alad we
have freedom." -J ames
Con dit, Whi u ier School,
Cos ta \1esa, 'Jail Thomp--
"There are SO s tates 1n
ou r country. Let's keep ow
coon try ni ce so everyone
will be proud o£ it. Keep our
counby beautiful. l)u.1 coun·
b y love s us and I love our
counlly." -Michael Clarke,
fi n t arade, Victor ia School,
Costa \1esa, \tiss Pi varorrs
cla ss.
"Lo ve my country
Love my Sta l e
Love my city
In hi s 25 years of service
with the <\.ir Force, Col.
Kinsey had been
away ft om home a lot. So
when he de cided to se ttle
down and work somewhere ,
his wi fe, Lila, wanted him
to ge t a job whete the y could
work together.
And tha t is how they be·
came the new managers nf
Jorda,n's Pet Shop in Corona
del \-lar .
The colonel tetired in 1965 .
last duty s ta tion was in
Ne w Hamps hire wi th the
Suategic Command, Ue and
his wife then toured the
world, s pen t a year in the
Far East, and finally came
back to the United States
and "played aolr for a bit."
They decided to s eUie in
Mesa Verde because of the
wonderful weather and the
fr iendly people. They had
been s tationed in Southern
Californ ia in 1944 and 1945
and th is seemed to be what
they wanted.
• • • Be c ause it's areat!"
sen's class .
"Pabioti sm is a weapon Jennifer Dies and Ly nn
that often wins a war." _Schafer, 2nd a.ade, Colle&e
• • • Karen Scott, 7th ,rade, Oa-Park Sc hool, Costa \ten,
"I thi nk that every one vis School , Costa \tesa. \liss Hurlc)''s cltss. • • • • should have the ir freedom. • •
Th ey both liked pets and
decided they would like to
work wi th them. ''We us ed
to have a dozen doas of our
own that I had clipped, so I
wasn'tentirely new to this, ..
Just because someon e has "I thm k be ina an 4,mer ican 4.nd in \tin Phelpa ' 5th
a dad that is the pre sident is a n advantaae to me and &lade class a t \ten Verde
of the Un ited Statu, or my nation. Why I think it is School_, C~s ta \tesa, the
just a clerk at a store, the )' an ad vantaae is to me and followm~Uibute was wutten
sti ll should have their £ree-my nation is because we by Lautle f-tanaon and Bar·
dom no matter what the y do can ha ve free dom." -Cihaun bara \toore :
he said. • or what color these uni ted Stark, 5th &rade , \ksa Verde,
people are." -~?au I Tho-Cos ta \-ten, \\iss Phelps' ~At..tEO TO DEAN'S LIST mas, Whitti er School, Costa c lass,
William Yana, 3124 Monroe Me sa, Gail Thompsen 's • • •
Way, Costa Men, chemistry class. • • • "~e _United State s of
s tudent at UCJ, is one of 47 .. . o\meuca 11 lhe land 1 love."
named to the honou list in .Amer~cans have freedom. -Colleen ')evine 2nd "ade
the school or phys ical s ci· We ~aveh fr<fedo_m becdau se Vi ctoriaSchooi,C,osta \lesa,' we •OU & t or ll, an we\-{" K" k' I iences by Dean Frederick will con tinue to fiaht for u s '' ~ c a:s. •
Reines. The requisite is a free dom." _ Judy Reviea, ..
3.S scholutic averaae {B Whittier School,Costa ~tesa, We s tand up f_or our naa
plus) or better. Gail Thomp·sen 's cl a ss. be cause we love Lt. f)ur naa 1•111••••····~~--~~~-~~~~ is beautifu l with red, white, and blue ."-')aTie ne Teny,
"4,s we look
In to the past,
We s ee ou1 rorcfathen
F iahtina for freedom,
Fi&htin& for libetty
For our counby.
We still have f1eedom,
We s till have libelty,
We still are American s
and we shall always be'
We. shall a lways fiahtfor our
country in the future,
COMPLETE FUNERALS , •• •245 2nd pade, Vi ctoria School,
Costa \·te n , \tiss Ki rk's
class.
o\s our fo1efatheu did 1n th e
P"'C
We are ""illin& to fi &ht fo r
COMI'LITI FUNERAL AND IUIIAL CENTII
21J ...... 1 ... 77
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From $130 . ~ From $46S
.Mol"tllaJ7 (!e eHiry
"E~ ila One Beauti/al PIDce"
Because the fuoera1 and burial cmtu c:oocept
~limin~tes the need for ~siDes lbrough
heavy traffic on meraow highways, family
and frimds alike may now p&y their full re-
spects br attending the burial Rr'fice. u well
as the chapel service, all at ooe btautiful pbct,
at lea cost and more a~a;uJeac:e.
14111 -14111 IU'CH an .. wnrMINSlU
71~,.....J.M11
• • •
"I am !elated to 1 ptes i·
dent and his na me was
ow countz )',
So our (Ieedom w1 1\ always
last! ..
Assn. officers re-elected
.\11 directou and officers S. Spicer, otaanizell of the
of Newpou Bllboa Savina• Auociation, all found in&
and Loan o\un. were re· membeu 32 yean •&o.
elected at the annual mem--
bers mee tin&. DESEII
Association officers ue E Y. DESCAIIPS
Chtitman of .... Boatd P.A . SUCCUMU AT All a Duere ViclOr De t campl Palmet, Ptctident Ape1 o( Santa Ana, father o( Ver·
Blomquiat, Vicc·Preaident onica w11wick ot Costa
Spaldina B. Eutman, Vice· Meta, died Friday, Feb. 2.
Pteaident·Treuutet Roben at Hc>11 Hoapital • a1e 62.
R. Hield: o\uiatal'1t Vice· ~. Dea,Farnps waa born
~uidenta Dofia Croson, Oct. 9, 1905, in Kanau. He
C&Jol Ftenct., Gordon Red-hd li"ted in Califomie and
mon; Secretary Alan NichoJ.. Oun,e Couttty for 37 ye•a .
•on: Aniat.ant Sea.wiea S..i.,.ou en hit wire
Madel ina Ot.waon, Marpret AAaie , or the home ; a ton'
Gilbert, F1ocieM La•t; A•· Rockrid. cl S.ta Ana; th~
t i u .. t T'teat.rert Callier• d--Iet, Mrs . w.,..,ck : and
iae Kieater and Dorothy ()r .. 6 p._.cliliWrea.
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tloose dance Feb. 10
._ 1, Jod !lowoll, boopiiOI doa'-ol dlo w ..... or
dlo -· ClloptoJ lUI, Coeta ...... ..-.ounc•• &hat
.... C~lllt will Jao11111
a di ... r~ce lhi• Satw-
lhat tho holpi&al conniUM
baa raiaR 1100 towlld 1
auuiea tcholarahip for a
air I at MDoleheart, lllinoil.
The Women 'Of the Moote
midwinter conference will" day, Pob. 10.
The event will be held at be held March 10. Rhual
lhe Moote Lodp, 435 B. practice for thia will be;
11th St., Co,11a Mesa. DiMer h~l~ Peb. 22 and 29. ~··
will be urved ftom 6:10 to Wanafrod Randel, s~n 1or
1:10 p.m., followed by reaent, h.u uked all offac:crt
danc:ina at 9 p.m. and chaumen !o be prcaenl ~·· Sewell a lao reporta for these practrcca.
Rites await son's return
THE LATEST PAINTINGS of Jam os Cluttor, of 422 '1>
31St St., Newport, are on display at the Riverside In-
ternational Fine Arts Galle ry, 3564 Central Ave., River~
side. Mr. Clutter has a studio at 409 39th, St., has had
his own School of Fine" Arts for 3 years, and also di·
rects a Saturday art work shop. His collection to be
shown concerns split-second-action impressions of bull
fighters which he has painted in fast drying acrylics.
Newcomers at Hoag .
Thoroclor.--Jan,-:15 a· I M d M J . Girl -t-.1r . and Mrs. s~ u -' r. an rs . lmmy
corro Varaaa, 1680 Tustin Barr, 279 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa, ' Ave., Cosli Mesa. Girl _ Mr. and Mrs. John Girl-Mr. and Mrs. ·Werner
Karle, 1991 Analteim Ave., Grundhofer, 307 Esther St., Costa ~ie sa.
Costa Mesa. lues-fay, Jon. 30
Gi rl - Mr. and Mrs. Rod-Boy _ \it, and \1rs, Robert
ncy Schuman, 203 Susannah
funeral service• for Lewis
Kelloaa BroWn, 57 , of 236
Camellia Lane, Cotta Men,
who died Monday, Feb. 5.
al Hoaa Hospital, are pend ina
on the retuln of his son,
Richud, who is with the
Army in Kotca.
For the last 26 years, M1.
Brown was a plumber with
the Robell K. Brow.n Co.
He was a membe1 of
Plumber's Union Lo.::al 582.
Santa Ana.
He was botn May 10, 1910,
in Arkansas, l ~ved in Cali·
Dr. Reuben
Law retires
C \1cNcrncy III , 315 Island Pl., osta Mesa. o\ After 45 yean or a career
Girl -Dr. and Mrs : Philip vc ... Balboa, in cduca tion,'Dr. Reuben D.
Sch'lcacl, 506 Angelita Or... Girl -\1r. and \in. Jon
Irvine Terrace. Nusser, 1002 \1ission Drive, L.:aw, special eudcati on
Costa ~~sa. coordinatot or lhc Newport·
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mesa UniFied school district,
B I S ':Jirl-\h . and Mrs . Robert rown, 173 kylark Lane, has announced his retire .. Baycrest. Serdino, 307 E. Edgc·water ment as or June 30.
Fri.lay, Jan. 26 <\ve., Balbo•. Qr. Law served as Costa
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Fearn· Wednudoy, Jan. 31 \1esa Union school district
ley, 104 Walnut St., West Boy _ \b'. and \irs. Rich· superintendent for 6 years
fornia fo1 · 25 yeau, and in
Oran&e County fot 21 years.
Survivors are his wife,
Kathryn; sons Kenneth,
'Jeorae. Bill and Jay of the
home, and Richard in Korea;
2 dauahtet s, Kathy of the
home, and Mn. PaUicia Woy
of Costa Mesa; 2 brothers,
Leona~d or St. Louis,
Missouti, and Fred or Little
Rock, <\tkansas; a sister,
Mrs. Corellia Hou~>le y of
Arkansas~ and 7-gland-
childten.
Bell Broadway \lo1tua1 y
will direct the funeral.,
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Dn• wOiksllop plallld.:::=.~~:
Olll*•'r' no-Ooll• .... or i.o Aopot -·" THUIIDY, FEB. I, Ita .
h olfiri111 Ill• ..,.1111 walk-doolploa NU l'ot "llialll OOIIOIIA DB. liAR, CALIF.
~ r.P•••Joa on S.U~ ol 1111 Duac:e,'• ed .. y, ..
day, Polo.·ll r-·lctoao; 'hod•oo!lll .-::~:=:.."-----.-------,
10 noon. and on MDndar. -
Pob. :U '""" ):lO 10 5 p.qt.
lbo r(llillraion fee is n .so for ten week u11iou
be,ianinl Che week of Peb,
26. ·'fb•e will be clasu1
for all arades, t.hrOuah bilh
1chool. · Theall woikshop
1011iona •e a comrr1.1nity
eorvi,cc preuntcd by Ctlil· *•'• Theatre Olild and .
will be filled on a finlo-
ROBER T " LSO .. c:ome-liut-acrved-baaia.
M. WI N, '"' T . I . mer mayor, Is seeking his .he h•ah ac:hoo amup u
:J rd term on the .costa Mesa '~e.na . ofTa-ed for the fiut
City Council. ue 11 1 tJme an t~e 116_7-6a work-
'1 ves a Jhop aeuaon. ·Drectou of
2000 Aliso Ave., and Is the workshop •e u u
owner of the Aw,nlng Ma n on ~d Bob Str111d, both of
HarbOf Blvd. In Santa Ana whom have h-' 111 active
and r.resldent of the Westem theatre backaround. They
Awning Assn. bo th are Orange Coast Col-
CARPET TOWH SHOP
OPENS IN COSTA MESA
Feelina that Costa Mesa
isagrowi ngcommunity. Eddy
Hart or-CUtvei C"ity, and
Muttay Collins of Lona
Beach, have opened Carpet
Town at 524 W. l9_th St.·
. leae st udentL Bob is pro-
si dcnt of the Drama Club
this yew. ·Usa is playina
the female le~ in the OCC
production of .....!!After ~ .. e-1~
fall ...
Bob is a Jack of all trades
fot oc;c, pl ayina in "P•
jama aame," and "Te•
WMITIOI &UI
M.l IlL WIDTHI
LADtll 4K • 10
MIEN 6)\ • 1J
-KI!De 8HOCK.PFIOOP' NOCH ~ION"
A JC..U boot shoe. Zipg ODti-ddd oubole. AU
around loxiup.Sturdy lOll cloth uppen.Cusblouod
imole. Pull-proof eyeletJ. Duo-Lifo ooum«.
Washable .
UMt'IS & WASHA.LIES ro• THIE
IEMTIItl PAta:•.Y -CHILOUM & IOYS TOOl
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Newport. ard Reddy, 612 Kinas Pl., and then took the position
. Girl -Mr. and \hs. Ralph Cli£r Haven. of coordinatoc of special
Joy, 360 Victoria St., Costa · f 2 Gi rl -\llr. and Mrs. Robert servrces ot years. \1esa. u h b d Staats,486 Flower St., Cos ta ,e as een an e ucator
Saturday, Jan. 71 \1esa. in Utah, Californ ia and
LE GAL.ION
FRAGRANCE
\KXJNa. alentln~ft -ft .N . D
eJ--NEW BEACH TOWELS
... in m·od designs. Hea vy, duroble
in decorator colors ...
BUXTON LEATHER GOO OS
Boy M d \' ,., Jirl -\h and ~irs Jay' Hawaii. He is a member of -1, r. an rs _,ene · ' · h · K Charley 98f) w ,9(h C)t Johnston, 22011:1 341h St., P I Beta appa, and author
Costa \1~sa. ' ·• West 'lewport. and ccrauth~r of over 40
Sun«tay, Jan. 28 Boy-\·1r . and \Ir s. Melvin books~nd artr cles~n. teacher
Boy -Mr. and \1n Del-Cecil, 3217 \.lontana <\ve., e~u~a tr o~ and ~a~~•na, ad-
bert Mortenson, 1604 'car a· Costa \1esa. mrnutJatr on , an rslory.
way St., Costa \lesa, Boy _ \1r. and \1 rs. ')avid He has served _as an ele·
Boy-Mr. and \1rs. William Sandor, 3431 Ocean Blvd ., ~nt~r y and high sch~l
Livinaston, 2079 Centella Corona del \1ar. prrncrpa l, s~hool supe r ~n-
PI., West Upper Ba y. tendcnt, assrstant super rn -
Girl -Mr. and \bs . Jeorge $1,!45 STILL MISSING tendent, college dean, col-
Winch, 314 \1ontero St., Bal· IN HOAG SAFE THEFT lege _ professor and colleg~
..., boa • t:l -~ ~'* JH pres1 ent. ·JI4o.;.r. J..a. 29 · ,..:pi · -';~;e gu~~tioft!t y~ l '. 0
'J11I -Mr. and Mrs. .B. · -~~ .,_-_ AilftiS
Ingram, 340 Avocado St., ~er~, Fp 1. \4 ~it"d 'ill
Costa Mesa. e~t . o _JCC . contrnue
pro's
wife dies Gi rl _ Mt . and Mrs . Gary the rr 1nvestJgatron of the
Shephard 182 Rochester theft of Sl,14 5A4 from a
St •• Cost~ Mesa. hospital safe between II
IJirl-Mr. and \hs. l)onald a.m. and 2:45p.m. on Thurs-
Rickard, 3058 Van Buren day, Feb. I, Checks amount-
Ave., Costa Mesa, ing to S2J1,5~I.ll, taken at
Boy-Mr. and \lts. Williaht the same ti me, were later
Ke ith, 591 -B Victoda St., fnund in the hospi tal parking
Cos La Mesa. lot.
Benefit concert Feb. 9
Newport 4arbor High's This year's scholarship
benefit concert will be held
at 8 p.m. this Friday, Feb.
9, in the high school audi·
totium. Fo1 a donation of
Sl, the conccrt-goers will
heat a variety of selc,ctions
fr om the ;..lewport "-Cap--
pe\la Choir, the \tadriaal
Singe!S, the Chante\les and
the Sailor Band.
Virg inia Stewart, wife of
Balboa Bay Cl ub tennis pro
Hugh W. Stewart, 441 Jsa ..
be !Ia Terrace, Corona 'iigh·
lands, died Thursday , Feb,
I, at lioag Hospi tal.
\hs. Stewart was born
Jan,l,l935, in Chattanooga,
Tenn. She came to Califor·
nia 12 years ago and ·had
lived in Orang~ County rot
2 1~ years.
Survivors include a daugh·
ter, Robin Ri~ard, and 2
sons, Scott richard and
Hugh Stewart, of the
home; and her mother, Vir-
ginia Young of <\tlanta.
Gcoraia.
51;, oz . .,
lib
I lj• lb.
90<
Si.35
$2.35
$3.85
Sortilege .•• 3.10
beautifu l gift perfumes and colog•••• from Coty, Re"W"Ion, Max Focto•<, Carina, Dana, Shulton,
by Myrurgio and many more
FANCY
I HEARTS
SJ.65 to $10.00
Corona del Mar Pharmacy
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music departmen t has a uni ·
que way of recognizing its
own outstanding students.
Each year a concert is gi-
ven, and the entire proceeds
arc ear-marked for student
scholarships. Late in the
spring of each year, the
outstanding instrumen tal
!tudent iirid ihe outstanding
choral student receives a
cash award for paymc:nt of
future college bills.
This will mar k the debut
of \olrs. Patrici a <\dams as
the school's accompanist.
Dr; Hughes dies at 63
Graveside services were
held Saturday, Feb. 3, at
Pacific View \1emmial Park.
Baltz Mortuary Corona del ··illllll·E~.~C~o~a~'~'.:iiiiilliiliili.:~ Mar di rected the funeral. ~
Nearly half or his life was
spen t in Costa Mesa taki ng
care o f sick poople -but
Dr. A.{i. Hughes los t his
personal battle for life on
Wednesday afternoon, Jan.
31. when he died or a h.::art
attack in hi s aparlment at
2700 Peterson Way, Costa
Mesa. li e was 6).
Dr. Hughes was born Sept.
Ia, B04, in Sp:w~ish For\,
Utah. He came to Cns ta
Meaa in 1131 :w~d wa s a
aeneral ptactitionet at 1a13
Newport Ave. He was a
mem ber or the OratJge Coun·
tyMedi cal Ann., the Ameri-
c.,.. Medical Assn., th e lr-
s4, 130 loss
vine: Co ast Country Club,
and lhcCost~MesaKiwanis
Club.
Survivor s arc his wHe,
V!!ra, nf 71)1 Cliff Dr.,
Custa \·\esa; 3 sons, David
nf Costa Mesa, John o f
t\lh:rnbra, and Michael, a
mr ssron ary of the Latter
Oa) Sai nls in Argentina; 3
sist ers, Mary, May and
Bertha o f Utah: and 2 bro-
thers, Robert and Edward
nf Utah.
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<./LJ IMPLEMENT SETS
·STRAW HANDBAGS
All enorlftOUS pre·s•ason selection of stfaws,
wiclr.er. Also •••• foltriCI In toY plaids and
spring colors. Attracti.ely prl cM.
BOUTIQUE fo r milody's boudoCiOr.L .. O.IGIE. HANDKERCHIEFS ... M~N'S •
DECORATIVE
GIFT SOAPS
STATIONERY
Channing now
Norcross notes
COMPACTS
TIMEX WATCHES
WE DELIVER
Theft of jewelry valued at
S4,1){} was reported by Eli-
zabeth See, 408 Via Lido
Nord, Lidp hie, to 'Newpor t
Beach police, Tuesday,
J ... 6.
Se r .. i ces were held Feb.
3 at the Church of Latter
Day Saints of Newport'
Beach. Three bishops were
officiants. Wallace Parker,
Harold Asplund and Peter
Daleabout. lntennent waa at
PacificViewMcmorial Park ,
'with Bell Broadway ~r·
tuary directing the funeral
services. ALONG WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY coLOR CONSOLE T.V., CONSOLE STEREO OR COLOR T.V
The theft may have o~
currod JIWI. ·21 , when Mrs.
Sec di IQOVCI"ed th al S1() Wal
naiuina from her puue. ;But
... didn't report the lou or ._ey. unUl her aarden~r,
H-W•d, 3~6 'fl. Boy,
Coll8 Me•a, found a radio
II Pe aide of her hou.1e. ·At
thh time lhe invutia•ed
.... fouDd lhll a platinum
piHial and m ••hyat
D ... OO<h worllo 12,000, Md
a Jtiae110no aed:J.ce were ...... .
101 YAAIILEY CITED
IY n•IIIIT POLICE
When 2 Newport Beach
police officen went 10 1321
Hamplhire Circle. J)oo;-er
Shore•, w wrest Rick Ho--
well, 1~, on a • ..,., for
filina a false report. th ey
were attacked by Robert
Ylfdlcy, J6, aline ldcke•a.
..tto waa then "'booted oa lho
c:h•ae of auault lltd b•
tery t~llinat police om c ...
One otri"r is llill off
duty with a Ndly iajued •
bll<t •
STEREO COMBO, WARREN'S WILL DELIVER A PERSONAL PORTABLE T.V. TO THE
VALENTINE OF YOUR OIOICE.
"BUY• WHERE SERVICE aake• it a BETTER BUY"
Thie Coupon Worth sa eo Oil-~ a.m. c..n Tlua 3-7-88
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llaildiaa '1irectar t()Ji¥er He taid lbat OM
Orant &DAOWICII an iataaai· a&eps beiaa taken,,,.,_,:
nM PIOitam ol oDforc .... at tepl rntala it to
dl aoaina law• penaialaa daat a ·CO¥a6aat be rec..r;114
10 illepl renlal unit•-in the in eoaaec&ioe witll tile
City ol Newport Beach. ••aace of kiW.iaa ........
In a letter &o the Newport wbich appear to ,be dtti~
Harbor.Coua Me,.' Boarcl of with more than eM 1ePl
lt.e&llorl, Mr. Oraat COCNMnl-number of rea tal uaill, nft
ed tllat the City Council and covenant indica&et ae
Planaina Conn inion have number ·of unill Chat
np~oued concern over tho rented in the
powina number of aleepina purpose of the
roomt and apartments which lo provide notice
are beina rented in violation chaurs or;:=~=:~~i of theSonina laws, primarily tho zoniaa
in the R-2 ueu of Corona Outl inina tho
del Mar and the Balboa quiremeata of
Peninsula. law•. Mr. ·Oraat Uated
Churc.h
Pint Baptist Chwch of
Costa Meaa. 301 Maanolia
St. -The Rev, Di ck Wilk.in-
aon. mi u ianary to French
Canadians, Quebec, Cana-
da, will speak at the 11 a.m.
service. · o\t 1
I OU I
school for all aaes is
Pl'ince of Peact l.U""!~
Chwch, 2917 Meaa
Dr.,· Cc.-ta Mesa-ne
Maynard Force,
lhe California
Bible School, ·Los
will s peak at both
a.m., and Junior at • • • . .
l1 a.m. The Bible study and The Chris tian Scienci
prayer meetina service will Churches, Corona del
be held at 7:30 p.m. Wed· Newport Beach and
nesday, Mesa -''Spirit" is the
• • • ject of the Bible leiiOf Lutheran Church of the be read th is Sunday, T •
Master, 2900 Pacific View • • ,.,...
l)r ., Har bor View Hills -Or. St. o\ndrcw's P~oa;~~=:1~ William Eller will deliver a Church , 600 St.·
meuage, "Oedicated to our Rd., ClifT Haven
tas k," at the 8:45 and II key to the city" is the
a.m. Sunday serviCes, o\ mon topic of Or. CI.Ul~t.
service of installation will Oierenfield at the 8,
be hel d at II a .m. for the and 11 a.m. services
newly elected of fice11 and Sunday. This will be
coun cilmen. Scout Sunday, and at
' • • • a.m. service, 1 Scouts
Central Bible Church, Troop 10 will receive dleir
Oranae <\ve, a t 23rd St., "God aod country,. awal'da
Costa ¥esa -Pastor Henry from the pas tor.
E. Jon es will spea k on • • •
.. The pea test de bacle" at Newport Unity , c l"'"llll ,
the 9 and 10:30 a.m. Su nday meetina at l.Sth St. and
services. At 1 p.m. he will vine Ave,, Cliff Haven
btina a me.ssaae on the sub-"t..ove viciuitudes ..
ject, "•o\n evange lical views be the Rev, ·Loren Fl;cl:l!'·~.
the National Council of act's sermon topic lit"
Churches." a.m. Sunday. His
• • • topic at the 7:30 p.m.
-· _ Newpoll Harbor Lutheran nesday prayer service
Chur ch , 2501 Cliff Ot ., be "Er.preuina the love
• • • Newport He iahts - Pastor God."
James Blain will preach at Presbyterian Church 1:30 and 11 a .m. Sunday on
"f)ivine economics," based
on 'Matltrew 20:1,.16 , the
. toryl""or Chc boliS.ell.oldeJ ! birinal aboren for his vine•
the Covenant, 2850 Fa.iniri
Rd ., Cotta Meaa -
s..o~~or will bo ·~~~~:~ th is ~y'a
Boys and leader~ ol ~Yud.
• • • church--sponsored TrooP
The Plymouth Conareaa· will puticipate. A tutorina
tiona! Chwch, 3262 Broad service for junior and se ...
St.,, New port Heiahts -nioc hiah youth will .,.
You th Sunday wi ll be obser· launched at a mectina at 7
ved at the 10 a_m, Sunday p.m. today, Feb. &, at the
worship how , and the youna church, Elder Ken Bauer·
people of the church will as• mei ster heads up the pro--
• • • •
sis t the Rev. Norman Brown aram .
in the service, featurina Mi ss
Katherine We stmoreland,
operatic soprano. Mr. Brown
The Council or Pr ince ol·
Puce Lutheran Chwcll,
2987 Mesa Verde r.>r., Cos ta
Mesa, has elected !)ean
will preach on .. The ke ys
to the kinplom • .,
Hanson as president.
Fross as vice-pres.,.,.~,,
'and Mike Humphrey u '
retary. Other Council
bert are Vic Clay, Jerry
Oahl, Dt. Robert lu•~•· Cat! Johnsoo , Norman .,.
aert, Harold Kennedy,, tNIJ
Kn i pp, Leo Petersen, J..larrfl
Southron, John Spanabers.
l)ave Taylor and Hermu
Wal ck_ ' • • • The Rev. Stanley ol'sdn;
from the evanaelism stl ft'
or the American Luthena·
Church, wilt speak at lin:
church women at Feb, 1l meetina~,~:~~:
K ~TH ~~N E W~S T~Q q E. Puce LutbeTan
LAN D, 22.year~ld s ol)fano, 2987 Meaa Verde Dr.,
wil l be guest so loist at the Men. He will apeak
10 a.m. Su nda y serv ice at 1 p.m. de11ert, rel•u;n
Plymouth Congregational thouahta on sharint
Church, 32&2 13road st., with Jewish friench, f'rl,li;i"'~
Newport Heights. She has Ols_on is editor ?! ~
toured with the Metropolitan vohonal booklet,Cb of"".G'o' ~·i . our home" and also Opera c o., has sung With new s'' maaazine.
the Roger Wagner Master . • • • t
'Chorale, and has appeared The board ol trustees oi'.
In Melody land Theater, Ana· St. Mart Preabyt.erian Churc:b
helm, and Knott's '3erry of Corona del Mar bas ele~
Farm Bird Cage Theater. ted Otarles Sword •• pree~
' dent; Ray Amlini, •H:~
Mlt:L SOitriUDT TO li president; AI Auer, aecreo-
HIADOIISS .._IQUIH 1ary; Roc•• Hanlocu.
Mrs . Calvin Schmidt of suref; Moat Friend, l!la• ....
Newport Beach, member of Graham, Jacqueline
Damas de Caridad or St. and Mite w..abaa,
Jude Ho~pital, will serve ant tre .. unta. -DuMp,..;._
u one of 1he mannequins baa ben elec&ecl
for the BaiMaaque des Arta, ol the board ol
lbe hotpital Mnefil ball lo Rob
be held Feb. 24 at Oianey .. and Sally
laadHolel.
Jternonl maatedheadclre~a
ia beiar d .. iped for the • • •
..... t~••,varaailaa. aalerie -fr L~~-~
dea aJace.!' t.-1. ·Schmtd.t ~-•
ia a Dati" tl a.tcaao aad •111 be ':"-,,. ....
wnt 10 achool dlien ud to lllDIIIl ••Pt
Nll•••alln Uai''Hnitr ._.., Mlaa...,
oo ... l ol baoltleoo. 11M aad ol H.-TlloiiJ
............. Jadp Soluol4t Cloonlo, 12JI ....
o1 ... N-port ..... CoOle Coole Mou, ot 1<11
liMo IIOOicl .. l c-t ..... T\_.y, Po~ U. ft!t
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ESA 524 W. 19111 St.
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We all win
la21'no-•l• .......
aacoeda rcw • ss-51 ., ..
Tuetcl.,. •••iaa ,., a
hippy -· ror looll blllko~
bill r~~na. Hcade Ill or
tWr .,..,.., were vlcioriout:
Tlllo 1110,... .. --up half a Mecb in l"ine
L.eq.e a&aM&a,., rrca 7Lb
place 10 a tie with Valen.c:ia
ror 61b place. ~ viclory
ovet .;.Ba•• thia Frict.y
oevenina. on tile home cowl,
c:oukt aive Meu a clea~ hold
on 6th spot. Valencia wi11
be playina 2nd pt lc:e Maa ..
noli a.
PIIIT IICTIO•, PA81 6 • THURSDAY. ,IL I. tttl
CDM 12 ............ Moonoli" 62
Meta SS ................ Loua S3
1!111 .. 14 ........ Valencia 57
Harbor 34 ......... _ ... Wet torn 84
OCC 86 ...... Go lden Welt 61
Here-are tho st .. dinaa: ·
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Tho Mullan&• had to como
f1orn behind for their victory
over Loara. after tJailina
31 to 29 at tho haJr. Jefr
Saraent waa hiah point man
for lbe cvenina, with 20
points, Caine had 12 points;
Yerkey, 10; Ro aer Wli.iaclct,
6; {'dCJ Enkine, 4, and
')ave Sobolewski, 3.
Kings roll
Corona del Mar mov ed on
toward an unde(cllled lr·
vine Lcaaue season TUe,..
day evening with a convinc•
ii}J 82 \0 62 victory over
2nd place Maanoli L
The Sea Kings, now 11}-0
in the League, will be aoina
Tars close in on 2nd
S'*IUUAO~ HIHII~,_. .. tdo ..... , t.r'l':; The Newport Hatbot away duting the 3rd quarter.
...,... . ........... '·! "" N~ .._ ... _., ........... IW ...... ..., ............... •t , .. ~ ................... n .. WK....,. . .. . .............. U •11 s .. ra ...,. Val..... .. .... .. 1-1 J.IJ s.nra ,.,.. 1-t •n ••xT .... , J'-IOAY 11:•1 ~IHII~ton ... dl &I oln-im , "-1 ...,,_. ,. SM\11 AN.
Sailors moved close to the They had to ho ld back a
heels or the 2nd place 4th quarter rally by the
Marina with a beall6 sloppinB Pioneers to win by 4 points.
88to84 lliumph ovct Western AI Gage poured in 28 big
Tuesday cvcnin1. points to lead the Sailor
:r;·~:.;'~.s.n•• ...... .., ........... ...,,.,,.., The Sailots, in 3rd place
un .. • co•~•,•'!2, .._ with a 6·3 re cord, are no·,.
w L w L just a game behind the
~--·· ............... ' 1 '' 1s Vikings, who lost their bid f.:;:', c-r ::::::::::·.:: .. 9 l It t h h L I d -'* ................ 1 l /' J o s arc t e eague ea · ,., ...,_.. ............ , ' ' ,, by losing to Huntington ~·""" .......... ' s ' 11 ~"a::::.~~,,. .......... •l ' : l! Beach 51 to 41. The !)ilets
o:""n WK• • ' U are on top with a 9.f\ slate. n • .,. ••liT e'IJIIIii:• ' •o • -v
"'-•OAY -tt:oo•-,......_ ... c-. Western held a 4241 ad-
scorin1. Bob Bla ck added
19; Ron Love had 16; Rick
Stickclmcier, II; Paul
llolmcs, 10, and John
Su ock, 4.
This Ft iday evenmg,
Harbor will be at 'ianta 1\.na
to face th e cellar dwelling
Saints, who lost to 1\.naheim
68 to 46 Tuesday e\·eni ng, E Cllr"-' •• Junert~n, o.-co.n• 11
.... -._,.,..,MI. s... Mtanoo •• 111 ..... ~. vanta1e ove1 Harbor at half '"·~•·ll•ftCI vl. 114..,., w"' ar ar. The "a 1 s ''' t d th _,_,, time, but the Sailors pulled . .. I 01 'c err
Eagles upset Valencia
. l:ut the y fell 4 points short The Estanc1a b~sketba\1 and bowed to Brea~Jmda
squad ups~t Valenc1a Tues. 6 1 to 57.
day evemng bv the sur. Esta-~cia could have come
prisinaly lopsided score of (lOt a winner except for a
84 to 57. The victory 1ave diustrooslnd quarter, when
the Eaales a 2·8 rating, Brea posted an ta-1 edge.
still a t the bottom of the At half-time the score was
Irvine Leaaue. 33 to 24, and at the end of
The Eaales led by 7 the Jrd quarter it was 4 7 to
points at the half, 3.4 to 27, 37.
then put on full steam for a Then th e Eagles s tarted
run...away victmy, in spite movrng and with 46 seconds
of Gary Fox's 34 points fot to go, th ey we re wi thin 2
the Tigeu. \like LaRue Jed points of their foe, sa-.56.
the Estancia attack with 21 Three free throws b} Wild-
po ints , Skip Will iams was c ats put the game ou t of
next with 16; Peny had II ; reach, and the Ea1les mana·
'leorae Batnett, 10; Bill aed only a final point fnlm
IJuaas, 9; Challie Hoy t, 7; the (ree throw line.
'Jary Bulla, s·; \1ike !bey, Mike lb ey was high score
3 d W 2 man fot' the Eaalcs with 1-t , an arner, ,
Estanci8';..,ill pla.,,al Loara points. ~lik e LaRue wu
this Frt;y evenin&. Game right behind with 13. Perry • added . 3 points; Skip Wi 1-tim~.. '.m. I " d G B • urns an eorge arnett A' 4th q6arter rally al mos t each had 7; Bill Duga's, 5; brou&ht vi clOt)' for the Eaales last Friday e\·ening, Charlie Hoyt, 2, and Gaq Bulla, l.
Skip Allan • wms cup
2nd round in the Sunset Lea-
gue pia)' last Fr iday night
by defeating Santa ·\na Val-
ley 60 to 53 to keep a firm
grip on 3rd pla ce,
This time it was a tougher
or deal than the first en-
coun ter, when Harbor won
9~ to 76. The ~ailors held a
comfortable \cad at half.
ti me, 31 to 24. Then the Fal-
cons started closina in, and
at the end of the 3rd quart er,
they we re 4 behind, H to
43. With 4:09 to go in the
fin~:~ I period, a Falcon has -
ket made it 49-47, and ~
minutes later it was 52 to
51. Ron Love then tipped
in a basket for the Sailors,
and convened the free thr ow
after he was fouled making
the 2 pointer. l l ail>~ll addea
to the marain in the clos1ng
moments for a 7-poin r \'ic-
tory,
The SailoTS played with-
out the services or high
scorina Bob Bla ck, who was
ill with hiah fever. o\1 Gage ,
who was held to -' points,
sav. action onl)' briefly be-
ca use he also v.'as ailing.
John 'itrock jed the Harbor
attack wi th 19 ("'ffin ts. Ron
Love was just a po int be-
hind with I R. Lee !Iaven
had Q; Paul Holmes, &; Rick
'iticke\maier, 2.
on, 82 -62
af'ter No. 11 I& a p.m. thi 1
Friday when they travel to
Fo untain Valley to meet
the B•ona.
Phil Jord., was the bia
cun £or the Kina• aaain1t
Maanoli a. droppina in 24
points. Corona jumped into
a 24-10 lead by the end or
the first quarter, and led
41 to 25 at th e half •
Jim Kindelon was riaht
behind with 22 point a. John
Yule accounted for B ; Steve
Leech, lJ,Mike McWilliams
and Ton y Finley, 2 each..
The Kings enjoyed one of
their best scorina niahu
last Friday by defeating
their cross-town rivals, the
Costa Mesa Mustanas. by
the lop sided tally of 82 to
46.
This is Corona's 2nd best
effort in Leaau e play, lOp-
ped on ly by th e 86 to 35
conquest of Val encia, It
was al·so the 2nd victory
over the ~lu s tanas for Coach
Bi II Bl oom's sq.r ad.
The Kings pulled awa y to
a I~ to 11 lead by the end
of the first cp.1 arte r, but the
~kJStana s gave their roo ters
something to cheer about
du rin1 the 2nd quarter. Two
CJ.Jick baskets by Greg Er-
skine narrowed the marain
to B -1 5. Both team s added
a basket, and a Corona free
throw made it 22-17. Then
\lesa looked like a serious
contender fo r a moment as
Roger Whi stlcr scored to
come within 2 points, 22-1 'l,
From th ere on, however,
it was th e Sea Kinas' game.
By half time th ei r lead was
extended to 35-23, and the y
went along at a 1 to 1 pace
the test of the way, OU t-
scoring Mesa 23-1 1 in the
3rd quarter, and 24-12 in the
final period.
Phi I Jordan was top ma1
for the evenina, scoring 22
for the Kinas. John Yule
accounted for U ; Jim Kin-
delon, 14 ; Tony Finley and
Steve Leech each had a;
\like McWilliams, 7; Ki m
Wilb recht. 3, and Chris
T hflmpson, 2.
For the :\'l.ls tanas, Jeff
Sargent led with 14 ; Don
Farris had Ill; Dave Sol»-
lewski, 5; Roger Whistler,
Greg Erskine, Loyd White,
4 each; Steve King, 3, and
Claude Kelly 2.
LONG BEACH-Skip Allan of
Newport Belch defeated the de-
termined Ted Turner ol Atlanta
by a minute and 11 IM!COIXk in
the oftaytld lhowdown tiDal
beat of the final. race to wiD thle
fourth nmainC ol die t:oagro.
sional Cup match race cham·
p&ott5hip.
higher. Near the lay line , Al1an
tac~ and cleared Tumer by
two boat lengths, thereafter
reacbi.ng the windward mark a
full minute. and 9even seCoOOs
ahead.
Turner, 'lriaely jibbing arou01J
the mark. executed the ra.stesr
and smoothest spinnaker wwk
yet see in this series, and
brought an ovatim from the
large spectator ~.
Baseball lips offered
The expected tactical duel jn..
stead turoed out to be a pure
boatapeed race, • both boats
remained ou 1tarboard tack out
to _.. almolt to the lay line.
Allan, it wu apparent early, w... toot.iDg ta•ter tban Turner.
and wu gaiDID& more by it than
,..,... -·-by poi-
MJ B
Turner then initiated a jib-
bing duet with Allan , trying to
steal bi.s wiDd. Hit efforts cost
him aDOiber five aeconds, bow·
ever. Oa the aeeond lap he
• '"'"" duel wbich
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STRAWBERRY
HAL YES 10 OZ.
$ARA LEE DANISH 59¢
ONNAMON ROLLS 9 oz. '
TASTY SOLI D TOMATOES 29~
1 BASK Ef (ov.r 2 II... ,., M skot)
o\11 boys 8 to 14 years of
aae who are in ter ested in
Instructi onal League base-
ball are asked to show up at
the Upper Bay Branch of the
1-(arbor o\rea Boys Club th is
Satwday, Feb. 10. Here is
the ti me schedule: o\ges 8
to II -9 a.m. to 12 noon;
aacs 12 to 14 - 1 to 3 p.m.
\lore information may be
obtained from Lee Fisher at
642-~372.
The \.fathers ClUbs of both
branches will be conducti ng
a rummaJe sale on Feb. 16
and 17 from 10 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. Location has been
chanaed; it is now to take
place at 1951 Newport
Blvd., Costa \lcsa, >\II pro-
ceeds W11\ go to the Harbor
o\rca Boys' Club for new
equipme,nt and program. Any
usable, resalable items can
be dropped off at ei th er of
the branches.
Activities in the arts and
crafts depanment will rea-
lute Lincoln head plaques
throuah Feb. 12, and
Washinaton head plaques
throu1h Feb. 22. Free plas-
tic is ptovided on Wednes-
days, Surfboards and plas-
ti c heatts will be made
thr ouah Valentine's Oay.
Jiasaw instruction will be
aiven Monday and Tuesday
eveninas fr om 6:30 to 8:30
(or boys 10 and ov er. Fur-
ther infotmatioo may be ob-
tained frOm arts & craft•
director' Bruce Ketchum at
642-8372 .
The Upper Bay Branch
basketball •pot shot wa•
won by Leonard Benbow in
the Midae t Clan 8-10. Colt
Scou won in the Junior
Clau ll·l3.
JOH N VALLELY of Orange Coast College found the
traffic a bit thick under the ba sket Saturday evening as
OCC dropped an BD-79 verdict to Fullerton. Mike Wel ls
of Fullerton found a sure-fire way of keeping the lea-
gue's leading scorer from scoring; cover up his eyes.
Vallely still got 23 points.
BUCS BOUNCE BACK
The 0 1 angc Coast Coll ege aun, but Lau y Parks, p lay-
Pirates bounced light back ina his first same £or the
from their 80·79 cliflb.anger Horne ts, drnppcd rn the
loss to Fullerton to defeat winning bis'ket with 4
the 'Jold en West quint 86 to seconds to go .
61 Tuesday evenina. The l League leaders Wt>re
Coast is now 8·2 in the all tied up at the half, 38 to
Eastern Conference, a game H. Then the Pi1ates bu ilt
behind the Jeadina Hornets, ur a 57 to -'1 lead in the
who boast a 9-1 1ecord after 2nd half, and seemed to be
smashing Cypress 72 to 55 asswed of a win in the all-
Tue sday, impollant aamc. >\ hornet
John Vallely was again the rally closed the ma rgin to
hotshot for the Pirates as he 78 to 76 with 37 seconds
sank 25 points against the left. John Vallely, who had
Rustlers. Coast led 32 to 23 for the evening, sank a
21 at the hal f, and was free throw to make it 79 to
ne ve r in trouble . 76. Van Bye tipped in a
Th1s Friday evening the l>aske t for the 1-lornets, and
l,irates will be a t Santa it was 79-78, and the staae
o\na to tangle with the 7th was set for Parks ' movie
place r)ons, who lost to \H. thriller finish.
San t\ntcmio 71 to 63 Tues.
day.
The showdown game with
Fullerton Saturday niaht
looked like a victory for the
Pirates almost to the final
Winds die for Sunkist
Balboa Yaolll Club -..1 Sobol 8 -Dolyno Steidl,
ap lht "lu.nkill Seri11•• Keep Your Cool, BYC.
tall weok .. nd wilb cht Onal Sabot c -Pill~ John
rae .. for lbo winltr ltriet, Qrower, BYC; lnd, Arthw
wbicb tcarWd in Otcembet. Sandy, Tu ~~~w,J~:VC; ltd,,
Bla boatt raCed On Sunday, S10ve Reed, o\loha Marv,
l&anina f1om a line in the sssc.
harbor. The count w" oul Tbeu are the winners in
&hrouah the jettiet, around the bia boal (l\auet:
an ocean uianale and back OR _ · Pirll, o. .\ytu,
lntolheharbor for the finith. Melee, NHYC ; lnd, Alu lr·
EIJht to ten knott of vina. Sparkle, BYC: Jrd,
breeze at 1he stan wu the R.B. Smith, Falcon, VYC.
estimate of Bill Tiaylor, PHRF First, Wanen
race committee chairman. Parker, Fuaitive, NHYC;
This breeze then deter iota·, 2nd, Ch&Jiea McKenna,
led to nothina as the after· Setendipity, BYC ; Jrd, Tho-
noon proareued, Only the mas Kellon, Eacalibor,
Ocean Racina Clast wa~
able to finish, The race was s:~RF-No trophiea.
called at sunset fOt" the Endeavor _ O.M. McGillis,
olhCr classes. Trophies Pirouette, BYC.
were presented on the basis Rhodes 33 _ Bob K.etten-
of the 4 races completed for ho ren, Maruja, BYC.
those not able to complete PC _ No trophies.
the S races . Ludets 16 _ First. Kit I
The next Balboa Yacht Gantner, Shibui, VYC; 2nd
Club event is scheduled for w. Fundenbera, Anael,
Feb. 17 with an II a.m. NHYC.
start off the harbor entrance Cal 2S -Bill Von '(Jein·
and racina to the Long Smid, Vivacious, NHYC.
Beach breakwater e~trancc , Santana-first, F. and~.
Rhodes 33 , P.C., Luders 16, White, Twinkle, BYC;-ind,
Endeavor and EJ.calibur Nicholas Kfoury, Sea Baby,
classes are e:tpected to SSSC.
greet the starting cannon. Cal 20 First, W. Von-
l~ere are the Sunkis t win· KleinSmid, Von Voyaae,
ners in the sm all boat clas· SBSA.; 2nd, Bob Hall, Gret·
ses: chen , VYC.
Lido 14 "A"-F ir st, Bill \1erculy-no tr ophies.
Ra smussen's Wishie Washie
II , BYC; 2nd, Marty Lock.
ney's Old Poky Too II
II II, LIYC; Jrd Dennis Par-
ker's All's Well, NHYC.
Lido 14 "8 .. -First, G,P.
Oun iaan Jr ., Longshot, BY C;
2nd, Svend Nielsen, Friua,
NI IYC.
Lido 14 Jr. -Ca rol \lc-
Cord, BYC.
\·letcalf Firs t, Jack
Croul, \lal\ard, BYC; 2nd
J ohn Thorne , Rogue, BYC;
3rd, Ooua and Ed Weber,
Scoot, BYC.
Kite -P. and T. Parker,
Fugi tive II , NHYC.
Sabot A -First, •\lary Ann
Sigler, Breezy, BYC; 2nd,
J ohn McC iute, Tru-Bi ue,
NI-IY C; Jrd, Loti Bennett,
Blue
ELI ZA BETH A$H CROFT 'S
MOTHER DI ES AT 13
\1ary Loui~e Beyloos of
San Bernardino, mother of
160 E. Bay St., Costa \lesa,
died Saturday, Feb. 3, at
age 83.
\1rs. Be yloos was botn
Aua. 13, 188 4, in Belaium.
She had lived in Ca liforn ia
fo r 20 yean, and was a
housewife f01 50 years.
She is survived also by 2
other daughters, \Irs. Wili-
fred Kn f!ts of San Betnar-
dino, and Virainia Newton
of Gtcccc; and 8 grandchil-
dren.
Private se1vices were held
at Baltz \lortuary, Costa
1\;tesa.
Trojans to
honor alums 1 Time 3 Times
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f.t. e Sut.~erlptlon:
te the En•ltn
673.0550
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VAHLIHES,IHC.
L1 8-7323 or Ll 1-9783
375 E. 17th SL, Costa Me ..
FO R SAlE
ANSAFONE, automatiC
answcrina uni t v."ith IC-
mo te. Special p11ce now.
Gua1anteed. Replaces
answeirng scf\•icc. Save
money now wrth this ad.
Kl 2-0300.
W0'.1EN'S SKI IJOOTS,&ood
condition,site 3 Y.z ~5.673-
l266.
,o i'L PAINTINGS, C lipper
Ships ~others, GREATLY
RED UCED to sell. Al so
rods & ree ls. 646-6245.
21 ft. FISER'J LA.SS , ketch
sailboat. Cuddy OB. $1800.
Call 546·1957 S tO 7 p.m.
1 FOR RENT
FOR LEASE UNFU RN .
Charmina home, ideal lo--
cation,304Larkspur, COM,
I bedroom&: den, 2 b•ths,
Ia. livincrm. w/fireplace.
Sl&5 per mo. Call 548-
6771.
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THURSDAY , FEB. 8, 1968
COIOIA OELIIAA, CAUF. .... ,., ••• dt ••••
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Lillo w. c.. .... ..,
OPEN HOUSE
-Sunday J to 5
GO SPAHISHI Tllia 3 S.droom, 2 bath home in
Cameo Highlands. low yard maintenance -
plumbed lor pool .
••••••
Spacious Adult home in prestit• area. Ideal for
~tertaini.ng. 2 Bedrooms, 2!-i baths. Beautiful
patio.
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NEVER ENDING VIEW -Harbor, Oceon, Jetty
-3 S.droom ond Don.
llOH Y. f'RAHKLII't
I RE:AlTOR \ 3250 £1st Colst HirtiW.,.
Coront del Mlf, C1Ufornia
P?tone: 673-2222
OPEN SEVEN DAYS
CAMEO SHORES
CANYON-SIDE HOME
WITH SOME OCEAN VIEW
BUlL T AROUND LOVELY POOL
3 BEDROOMS AND FAM ILY ROOM
CUSTOM BUlL T AND VERY CLEAN
REDUCED IN PRICE TO S67 ,500
Call Mr s. Pavlovich
Realtors
67 3-4400
Eves: 673-6316
OPEN HOUSE
Open Daily -1 to 5 P.M .
2001 Highland -Harbor Highlands
Lillo w. c. .......
CHANNIL REEF · APARTMENTS
SPICTACULAI VIIW-OCIAN __.lAY
C~ann.l JZ,/-Apa,.lmml~
Ott Weterfr..,. NMr *•port H.rMr Entrwe
UU 0..... ....... C.... .... Mor. Calif.
AMI'LE GUEST PAIKING aMI IOAT SUPS
Wily .... bjoy
Tile "Coad111inl-" Way of Ufe
THE ADVAHTAGIS· WILL SUII'IISE YOU
You can purchase and ret fee Utle -or lease if you prefer.
ALL 10ll. bave WA TERP'RONT VIEW. All have two bedroom~
and lwo baths. -WITH LARGE PATIO.
YOU AU INVITID TD INSI'ICT OUI fURNISHED MOOEL
luy $59,500 Cllld Up LeaM $420 Monltlly I. Up
l'h-671-1711 fot fwllwt 111~
SEMPLE
REAL ESTATE ''Mo ve-in condition. lmmo culat e 3-bedroom
and fom i ly room. E!oth dining and br eokfost
area s. 2112 baths , brick fireplace, complete kit•
chen. Wool turf carpets ($1 7.50 per sq. yd!)
Hardwood floors, electric garage door-opener.
North Huntington Beach
A Bargain at $36,500
Bay & Beach Realty Inc.
2407 E. COAST HWY.
COlONA DEL MAll
675-3000
SEMPLE REAL ESTATE
2515 E. ra••••••-
If you're
house-hunting
without
professional
help, why not
111agazine
subscriptions
on the side? , ·
You'll be ringing lots
of doorbells anyway.
A person really gel s arou nd when he look!>
for a home on his own. H you enjoy spend-
ing your lime !rave ling from scc1ion 1o sec-
lion on a wild goose chase, then il's th l·
ideal way.
Bu1 if your time is precious. and your
patience isn't limillcss, you ought lo sec :t
Realtor".
A Realtor is a professional in rc:tll·stall'
who subscribes 10 a strict Code of Et hics as
a member of the local
board IDd of lhe National
Association of Real Estate Boards. He'll show
you only the kind of home you want and at
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Only a Realtor is qualified lo display lhis
seal. Look for him where you ICC it. You'll
find be always riDIJ ~ beD.
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Board of Realtors
Cfll Yow ....,., TODAY!
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Eves . 548-8866
856 1 MERLE CIRCLE
Ideally located near schools, shopping c enters and Son Diego Freeway
3 bedroom stucco • heavy shake-roofed home • kitchen bu i I t~i ns •
din ing room • den • spa cious living room w fireplace op e ns onto
Iorge fenced-in backyard w,'orea for patio • hardwood floors •
double garage • drapes and shutters included
A STEAL AT s 21 .500
,....ONI:S 847-9531
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$64 ,5000
NE W lovely, near-new, split-id level home with BAY VI EW. ~a~Jrrrst 4 bed<ix>m• '"" ma"•' bed--room and both on lo wer
'FOREVER-V I EW' level ; fam ily room wi th sli·
Home Sites! ding doors to patio, nice
~itchen witn pou-througtl
.-1 ("11\fo m hnmr built to outside bar; separate
}11\1 /fir you ... by din ing room, ocril on carpets,
1\JO Wells & ~)0~. lnc . luxurious draperies, profe~
r~rr a /argt• 1·icw lor . sio,olly londscoped on d
S~~~;~·~~~lerroced yard, Pnv:,q . pr.:,t igl.'. '-!liiCt Open House Sot. & Sun. l·S
11)< 1.'\:Chi'IIC [)0\'ER
<•n the In me Ranch on 2524 Wovecresl Dri ve
port l·l.•f"'<Jr"" fam,·u~ West Ch~sh ir~ R~al E stat~
SA' CREST h·•m..:s arc Phon~ 67.>-2503 Any tim~
cu''''"11uJ f,•r people
..:lem.,nd tlliii\I,ILI:!III)' and ~tmpltc•l\ "'hl' are I ' HURTING ·.,.h., .1rc .;:,•mnwn•t}' 1 Th·c JUO Sr:rt..:, ho mu l·lealth f,-..rces sale -C· I
wnrlll' :1"' ;\\ fn>m con~,;tton comer -9(h 11 7, 1 build-
<Jnl\ rn•nulc' fn•mp"'";''"'l 'inas. $-S~.nnn property -e\o:-nlh.n~ S30,1).l0c(l.llt)' at discourtt.
$59.995 ttl $1 :!0.000 Make offe r. 770 W. 19th -Co1tc1 Me1a
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270 E. 17th St., Costa Me sa
I D e luxe Duplex
OPEN HOUSE
F'RI., SAT.,.\: SUN.-1 lu 5 P.M .
3 bedrooms. 2 h:tlh!i ••al'll, :! lm"'pl:wes. close to
school s 1: shoppln~ .
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us for d•~lall s.
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0 Fireplocos
• luift~n Kitchens
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• Active Tenn is Club
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Close to
Fe,),ion lslond
Newport
MacArthur Neet
COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR
(714) 1144-2611
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Advisors view budget
Corona dtl liar · School, Walter
as and Emmett Raitt, have been selected by the
Outstanding Americans Foundation as outstanding teen-
ager s of Ame rica for 1%7. They will compete for state
and national awards. In the above photo, Vice---Princi'-
pal Robert Hughes is presenting th e awards to Walter
(center), son of Mr s. Millicent Salisbury of Corona del
Mar, and Emmett (righf>, son of Mrs. Harri ette Raitt of
Beach.
and
WOMEN'S
Alterations
DONE
HERE
COUNTY-WID£ CLINIC
15 HOW OFFICIAL
The East Otan&c County
Child Guidance Clinic di·
rectors have voted to join
the South Coast Child Gui-
dance Clinic in fotmina the
new county-w ide clinic for
emotionall y disturbed chil-
dren.
The announcement was
jointly made by \Irs, Ro-
bert Cohen, president of the
East C linic, and John Rau
of Balboa, president of the
former Sou th Coast Child
Guidance Clinic.
Mrs. Cohen stated that
Childrens Hospital was
md:ina avai lable a branch
office fo1 the county clinic,
1o be staffed by a social
worker under th.e direction
of l)r. Mau rice Kaplan, di·
rector of, the new county
Willi 1111 COUPON
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Upholstery Cleaners
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'111• bud1e1 edYiaory com-
IIi tiM of dte NewpoeloMeea
Unified School Diauicl ia
IIOW ia ita aecond year or
o,eratiOft. Tbe JIOUP, com-
priaed Or community repr~
aentatives. teacheu: and
Unini atratou of lho School
Dhtrict, i• deliJPed u a
communication tool to allow
a areater amoun t or infor-
mation and understand.ina
between the s chools and
the community about the
financiel ora.niution and
operation o( the school
dislliCI, )
They meet monthl y fo r a
period or one and ono.halr
houu to receive information
and ask guestions on lhe
development o( lhe H63oo61
budaet. Each member of the
commi uee is aiven infonri•·
tion reaul arly to remain in-
formed as to the financial
development of the district's
proposed operation.
One item discuued in th~
las t meeting was the meth·
od of allocaHna funds tp_in·
dividual schools. Budaet
allocations fo r each school
are based on· what is called
a "staffin& unit principle"
-a formula accordin& 10
enrollment at that school.
From this allocation, class-
room teachers and addi·
tional personnel mus t be
bud&eted. These addi tional
pe rsonnel include music
1each.ers , art tcach.ers, sci·
ence teachcts, li brarians,
teacheiS' aides and o ther
cleri cal stalf and aides.
Therefore , if, under the
formula, an elementary
school is al located on e
sta ll unit for every 22 s tu-
denu en rolled, th.e number
of students in a classroom
will be de1ermined by the
numbe r ol additional s tart
desi red to meet the needs
of that school's ch1 ldrcn.
For example, if a school
were to h.ave 441} studenu,
:W 51&11 units would be al-
located tor that school. A
principal could have 22 stu-
dents 1n a classroom, 1f he
had no other people beside
teache rs at hts school. A
s taffing uni t for a teacher
h •Ill to lUI _perac.
-loa a 11>11 U, 5 daya a
week. lr he •d hi a ••atr
••ted • apecial acience
teacher lnd a JPeci al art
teacher at hi • tchool, he
'11101ald u•e 2 of hi• 20 11arr.-
in1 unila. He 'IIIOiald have
10 di atrib•lle 44 utre a a.-
datil 1m011:1 U ocher aoa--
c:bera to 11ay within bia
total or 20 ... u unill -11
teachen plut 2 special
teac:heu.
Ccwuc(Jiently, tho number
of 11udcota io. dlc clan·
room will vary accordi na to
lhe number of .J.ditional
tcachin1 •d support s tarr
lhararerequircdat a school.
Thil melhod allows an
equalization or lunda lO·aJI
achools, baaed on how many
students arc enrolled at tho
school. II also aivca a
clc~rer pi cture of fin•ces
for plannina school cxpcn·
di tures.
The membeu of the Bu~
act Advisory Committee are:
J , Peter-Barrell, ~atd of
Realtors ;Mrs.Audrey Bulla,
·California School Employees
Auociation ; Mrs. Marsaret
Dale, Leaaue of Women
Vo ters; Paul Godfrey, New·
poft Mesa Education Asso--
ci at ion; Mi u Marie Hiebsch,
American Associ aU on of
University Women ; Lui s R.
Lazo, Parent·Facuhy Or·
pnizationa; Mrs A.L. Pink-
ley, Costa Men Otamber
or Commerce; the Rev.
Roaer T. Walke, OUI\Ie
Coast Civic Associ ation;
Mu. John Clark, Parent-
Teachers Associations;
Mrs. Ruth Le Lievre, W~
man's Civic Leaaue of New-
port Hubor; Dr. L.B. New--
comer, district superinten·
dent; Or. Nonnan R. Loats,
aui s tint 1upcrintendent.,
operations; Kenneth Lewis,
di re c lor of informational
service s; Floyd G. Harry·
mao, hiah school pt"incipals ;
Carl Vrebalovich, elemen·
tary school principals; !Wid
Walter Adrian, dirCctoc ol
budaet a"ld finance and
ch airman of con-.ni uee.
The di atrict tnutees
ex-officio member~.
lMIS COUPON "0 WORTH M OJo off
The cleaning of your w/w carpet or furniture
o-;o·O.IIoy
City officials appointed
COUPOH VOID AFTER
MARCH 1ST
Soil Retardan t Process
with Dupont Otemicols
Leaaue pf California Ci·
tie a committees just appoint•
ed include the followina
Newport Beactl officials:
~layor Paul Gruber, com·
mittee on water quality con·
VOLUME SALES
MEAN PEAK SAVIIIGS
AIID OUR SALES ARE
UP
UP
uo land solidwute manaae-
ment. -
Vice-Mayor Doreen Mat·
shall, commi ttee on
venue and taution.
City Manaset Harvey Hurl-
burt, committee on tidelands.
Libtary Trustee William
Coleman, committee on li•
brary serv ice.
The notice o f the appoin~
ment s came from Edward
Rademacher, president of
the Leap:u~ of California
ities in Berkeley.
KAY I.IAYHlRD ART
DISPLAYeD AT MUTUAL
IF'ol ly factory equipped, includiniJ heofer, front &
seot belts, woll to wall carpeting, outside
vi ew mirror, bock-up lights, etc. UP
Mutual Savinas and Loan
o\ssociation, 2867 E. Cout
Hwy,, Coron1 del Mar, will
have on exhibit the im ptes·
sionistic oi l paintinas of
local artist Kay Maynard
dwina February.
Mrs . Maynard does por-
traits, landscapes, s till life
and drawinss. She has ex-
hibited at the Red Hi II and
Newport Tennis Clubs. She
started studyina art in 1961
at the Oayton Art Institute,
Dayton, Oh io, and has con·
tinued s tudy in& in Oranae
County since her 1etu1n to
Califotnia in 1963. She hu
a worbhop Wednesdays ftom
1:30 to 4 p.m. at o\nn ·
man's Studio in the Ensian
'\rcade.2721 E. Coast Hwy.;
Corona de I Mar.--
'&4 F~ EVROL ET
EL CAMINO
P odtup V81 oulo, R&H,
o ot No. F2~727.
'ot trade $59 mo,
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S1495 '52 STUDEBAKER
DAYTOIIA Hotohop. VB, 1-tiek 1-kih,
radio, heater, No: P7S84A..
To• & lie, do""""$23 per mo .
2<1 mo.
S395
•• ,.~:1110,,~~~:."n~... SS95 ·~1b !'.~~~! •. ai~.. S3895 PALM nunE:s u . HLH 800. Tox & tron smi u ion. No. UYH 191.'
do""" SJJ per mo. 24 mo. 20'5 down or trade $105 per STREET ENDS URGED
1~;~~~~~----~;;;;1~~~~;:;7--~~~~~~~ Plantina of a cluster of palm tleu at .ocean front S 1195 '11 4 S2495 auect enda ia recommended MONTCLAIR by lhe Weot Newport lm-p s. p.
radio,
heater, No. Tax &
lie. do..,., $6<1 pe t mo. 24 mo.
.tOr. VB, outornotic, PS, provement '""·· .accordin&
rodio, heater, 15,000 milu. So a letter sent by President No. TSR 914 20'5 down or trode $69 per mo. J6 mo. Bill Rankin to the City Coun• 1--------------41--..;....;.. ________ -1 cit.
The recommendation ca ll a 'II FORD FAIRLAIIE ..
Hi11h pe rformanc e V8, rod lo,
No. NBS 800. 20" down or
trade. $46 per mo . JO mo .
S1295 TAX REFUND DUE-IHY IAIT! ro, !he clualer plan tina on a
IUY 101-PAY LATER volun~ary baoio, "p<elor·
lH" FINANCING AVAIL AILE ably lO reet ''""' reoidon· ----------------+-..,;.;.;,;.;,.;.;,_.., __ ..,; ___ ;,;_ .. cu," aa oppoaed to the
plan for plantina ,-lm treee
on every lot, Mr. Rankin
laid,
'11 CII~YROLET IAGOII "1·8, CIUtGmatlc, PS. roclio,
heater, Pork wood. No. OHY 352. Tox & lie, dowf'l,
$31 per mo. 2<1 rno.
S695 No.
or lrado
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24 ACRES OF FilE USED CUS TO CHOOSE Flllll
• •
Robert. Oauenhoim Jt. of
O.,.er Shorea haa been re-
elected •ice<hairmu or die
Chapman Collop boord ol ....... rot 1961. ·'The ne•
.. irman or lhe boud il
-···., l!emltrl citnaa power aod ..,.
Newtr elected Yic ... .,,In_ ia ~rei Keilll
of LaaiMia lloaoll,
lo pnai4oot ol Sao J-
AIIoci• .. •· '
I
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SPAS COAST TO COAST AND AFFILIATES WORLDWIDE
f•cilitia for •• • F1tilitia for W•••
,.
HARRY WELCH EILE~PRESE
Mr1. Ullian Welch, the
widow of Hury Welch, baa
de•i~ated the Newpon
Beadr"""Hi ttoric:al SOciety
•• recipient of her laae
huab•d'a rile on the de-
velopment of the Newport
Harbor. Lillian ~nd Harry
Welch were residents of
Balboa from1nl-3 until hh
death on Oc::t.~ 13, BS4.
-"•· Welch now lives at
~auteWoddinSell Beach.
Hury Welcb, •• necutive
aecretary of Newport Harbor
O.lmbot of Commerce, M>
cor»panied a lf'OUP lO Wu~
insaon 10 seek a P.W.A.
Jtlnl. They were succetl-
ful in procurina a hubor
devclopmenl fund of U60,-
000 10 match the County's
Poetess to be honored
The Newport Beach Friends
of the Library wi ll obtcrvc
St. Valen tine'• DaY at 1
p.m. Feb. 14, by honorina
Elhel Jacobsen, who hu
published more than 4,000
veuca in leadina periodi·
cals of the United States,
Ensland, and CanadL
Her verses have appeared
in Saturday Evcnin& Post,
Atlantic, McCalla, Saturday
Review1nd numerous others.
Her latest award fo r literary
achievement was aiven last
May by UCI.
William McVicker. W"ltcr
White, J amc• Oonawcr. Na-
thaniel Bliu. Anne Harbe-
son 1nd Mi 11 Lana Porter.
•h•• or 1640,000.
Mr. Welch helped in d\c
development of the Balboa
hland ••• waJI, and in
ll~&ina the annul niaht of
&he Snowbird• Jailina race.
He w.11 al1o an oraani zcr
of the Otanac County Coast
AuociaLion , and wu the
firtt direclOr of public re-
lations at Hoaa Hospital.
~ i• al1o remembered for
hi• work to widen and beau-
tiry Balboa alona the for-
mer Pacific E lectric'•
riaht-of-way.
Mr.Wclch't pi ctures, news
clippina•. and book manu-
acript arc now in prepara-
tioo ror historical preserva-
tion under the direction or
the officeu and board of
d.i rcctou of the Hi a&ori cal
Society of Newport Beach.
The officers are: J. Leslie
Stcffen1cn, president; Mrs.
Willi1m Ritter, vice-presi-
dent; Mu. Warren Menina,
1sccrctary; James ; Rubel,
treasurer; and William
Grundy. membership. Scrv·
in& on lhe of Her last viait wi th the
NcWpoft Beach Friends or
the Library was on Nov. 13.
I% l. A whale happened ~
be in the bay that day and
made an unexpected ap-
pearance wi thin the view of
the Friends or the Library
mcc ti na. being held on Lido
Isle. Mrs . J acobscn spon-
taneously composed an ap-
propriate verse ror the oc-
casion.
-Lori-ara--J
Thi!!l ymc the tea will be
held in the penthouse apart-
ment of Mrs. Alan C. Stooc-
man, at the Vista del Lido ,
611 Lido Park Or., Lido
Peninsula.
• Hostcncs arc the execu-
ti ve board members: 1\\'ncs.
Loren Heather, James Dowty,
NA110N'8 RIGIIEIIT
KATE ON IN8IJJIED
PA8811001UIA VIN08
AIRMAN Go"Y 0' Parker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
E. Parker of 3117 Killarney,
Costa Mesa, has completed
basic training at Lacldand
AFB, Texas. He has been
assigned to the Air Force
technical tra in ing center at
Keesler AFB, Miss., for
special ized schooling as a
commun icatio ns special ist.
He is a 1965 graduate of
Costa Mesa High School and
attended Orange Coast Cot-
iege.
CRASH VICTIM CUT
OUT OF WRECKED CAR
In just a few minutes,
Mary Lewis, 3 I, or 1920
Commodate Rd., Baycres t,
crashed in to 2 gasoline
pumps at 1000 Ir vine >\vc .•
,~wc stcli ff, and then d rove
her ca1 on to 1634 \!vine
Ave., where she crashed
intoabr ickwatl at 1:15 a.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 30.
F i1cmen had to cut her
out of her Ford Van while
other Firemen fousht the
blaze back. at the scene of
her fir 11 accident. She wu s~~-13~
Earn :5.13~ when our
currtnt annual rate-ot
550 is compounded
daily and held for
one year.
".tall:" to Hoaa HOapital by
ambulanCe.
PAIADlNA'S OLDUT AND .........
MUTUAL
SAVINGS
.... ~·· ...... o ....... o ..
COlONA DEl MAl
OFFICE
2.867 !.it C.O..tt Hi«hw•y
Cornu Del M•r. C.lif. 92625
Ttlepltone 675-SOIO
III.Memcl• .........
Jl! l . ~ ..... • 441-U.f!
SERVING IH THAILAND
Sat. William Ri ce, sonof
~tr. and Mrs. C lair Rice of
357 Esther St., Costa Mesa,
is on duty at Don Mlana
Ro yal Thai AFB, Thailand .
He is an automotive repair~
man, and a member of the
Pacific Air Forces. Before
his arri val in Thai\Md, he
was assigned to Vandenberg
AFB, Calif. The scr,canl
is a 1163 graduate of Cos ta
~1csa Hiah School. His wife,
Nanqo, is the daughter of
i\lr. and \Irs. A.J . Pirog of
JA45 Placentia Ave., Costa
\1csa.
Joseph Beck, Mu. Don
Doualas, Joseph Hamblet,
Mrs. Henry Humann , Mrs.
Harvey Pease, Theodore
Robins Sr., and Mrs. Marlin
Sheely.
The Newpott Beach Public
Library is acccptinalettcrs,
diaries, newspapers , and
map I to" be preserved by the
Hi storical Society fo r his-
tori cal purposes.
DIMIEII-DlMCE TO
HDMDII IDI IADitlM
A dinner-dance honorina
Assemblyman Robert E.
Badham (R·Ncwpott Beach)
is bein& planned by consti-
tuents in the 7ls t Assembly
District for Feb. 23 at the
Balboa Bay Club.
Walter J, Koch, Newport
Beach businessman, is gen-
eral chairman. The gourmet
dinner, followed by an
evcnina o r dancinato music
by the So ciety for the P re-
servation of Big-Name
Bands, will benefit the
camp aign to reelect Assem-
blyman Badh<I'TI to hi s fourth
term. Gordon P. Smi th, s tate
director of finance, will be
guest speaker. Assembly·
man Badham wi II report
bri cOy on lc&i station now
under consideration.
W!l SI! P-to·AT -
AIR FORCE ACADEMY
Cadet Edward W. Wei se,
son of .\1r. and Mrs. Willillll
L Weise Jr. of 1753 Iowa
St., Cos ta Mc!la, has been
named an element scraeant
with the rank of cadet tech-
nical sergeant a t the U.S.
Ai r Force Ac ademy .
~l c will be commissioned a
second I icutcnant and award-
ed a B.S. degree upon his
araduation from the academy,
The cadet is a B63 &radu -
atc of Nile C. Kinnick High
School, Yokohama, Japan.
He has also a u endcd Gon-
zaaa Uni versi ty, Spokane,
Wash.
H. J. GARBETT"~
lOth Semi-Annual SALE
HERITAGE.
AND NOW HERITAGE
LUXURY CAN BE YOURS
IN YOUR CHOICE OF ANY
'
SAVE THE
MOST ON THE
VERY BEST!
HERITAGE FABRIC. OFF Bt:GIJIAil PRICE
EVElY SOfA, CHAit 01 LOVE SUT
IN THE ENTIIE HERITAGE' COLLECTtOtf
H.J.GARRETf fURNflURE ---·M-Ull MAl.,. k'fl.
COSTA II8A. CALif.
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1951 JOHN A. MURDY J•., (at the mi u o<il on e), ll'e5ident of the
board of Hoag Me mo rial Hospi tal, was the master of cere-
mon ies at the groundbreaking ceremon ies for the hospital on Sept.
13,1951. Seated beh ind Mr. Murdy are Braden Finch and Mrs. George
G. Hoag and grandson George Grant Hoag Ill. Be low: Participants
in the groundbreaking included, fr om left, Newport Beach Counc i 1-
1959 COLLE CTING PEN-
'
man O.K. Blue, wh o sold the land fOf the hospital s ite to the hos-
Pital board; George Grant Hoag Jr. of Ba lb9a; his mothe r, Mrs .
Gtorge G. Hoag; George Grant Hoag III ; and Harry Welch, former
secretary of the Newport Ha rbor Chamber of Commerce, and in right
background, Counc ilm an Lest er Isbell. {Photos by Howard Folsom
and Neal Beco:ner from the Sept, 20, 1q51, issue of the Ensign.) 1
• .
NIES was an early
1\obby tor li ttle Paul Fink, son
of Dave and Bettye Fink, own~
ers of Davey's Loc\ter Jo New·
port Beacl\. Paul just about
filled tl\is 5""91lllon bottle, and
at the age of 2 he took it to
Newport Balboa Savings and
LDM Assn. to add to his ac-
count thtft. Finll count: More
than )0,000 pennies; total
J96J EVA JALKOTZV , center, came from Vienna to attend Newport Hlf-
bor High School as a 1%2-63 foreign eJCchange student. Eighteen-
year-old Eva, shown here with her foster sister and bfother, Sherry lf'ld Ro-
bert Nord, stayed with the S.R. Netd family at 1414 Dover Of., Westcl lft.
E:va planned to enter medlul school 01',-returning to Austria for tralnlnt to
b<eome a doctor.(Ensign photo ~om the Aug. 30,1'11>2, lslUe of the Eosltn.l $J04 .4J. (Photo hom the Feb.
issue of the )
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I
lrll ..... l ..
........ a ...
I ~========================================;J~l[_~~~~~~-~J:~~~ r lnl and breaklnc.c:•mp. ttoulln,. furq:b\8. huntlniJ. keeplnrt~ the dock.• and
herda, fonnlnl the raardt and l\llln:Dnl lhe supply lrYIUI\, 'l'hat bi taken U a
m•n•r of rourte. II ll the cNI• that \1 written dOwu . So II wa~; with the JoumtJ
of the people l~tati u they moved unckr Mi,at·s frun1 ~:~o·pt lntu the Slnar
Peninsula . This lesaon Is tht! n.oc.-urd of one of th~: !liUlit dcllll\'rutc hou rt oflhe
entl~ t~k .
• lo ~ recall Otot_p . WulliDflOil Carnr
(1-IMS), lloo-.._--who ....
_.' 3 arw OUiltlhlkN 10 maakiad: that dwy ....... -Ill ... ben a •...child in Diamood, .,._. ~ _. '-owrame ....., obltldes in obtain· iDa • 1 t'leiN. N a wOftd..funoUI Kintist he' ....... _... 1'he Nqro Pu&eur." He wu
a11o callld 1'ha PuDut Nan" bec;,ause of his
....... Ia a:nctiq lOO DI'Oduc~J from the com·
maa ....-. Duriq his lihtime he wat the recipi-
ent Of m.y awards. ln 1947, a f£W yean after hll
dealb, the U.S. Polt otftcc printed a three~enl
po1tqt .wnp in honor of him. and his birt~place
Wu dldared a Dational monument.
Dapitc tM many hooon he reeeiwd, Dr.
Carver knew that such succcu dtd not make Hfe
~ for anyone. He knew thlt f\'try man
Chrilt in order to haw the full joy of life,
Dr. Carver, hlmlclf, wu a devout Christian who
came to know the Lord Jesus Christ as hts per-
aonal Savk>ur at an urly ••· He believed that
only by trultinl Juus Christ would man have the
Abundant Life. He further believed that to have
acca1 lo God, aad be assured that God would
hear and answer prayen, a man must know lhlit
the Lord Je.ua Christ has washed away his sin.
This Abundant Life thll Dr. Carver so treasured
was spoken of by the Lord Jesus Christ who de-
clared: "1 4m Com# that th~y might lulve life, a ltd
tiMt thq___m~~l Mv~ it mor~ ~Mltda~ttly."1 It is
~hOt mere tll.islence such as &ood health, daily pro-
viston. social anainment, ~tc. It is more than the
sum of these. Life beains with Christ. The Bible
says: "This U Ill~ ~terNJI. that they may know
th~~ the o~tly true God, aM }~IUS Christ, whom
God hGJt s~"t."1 The Abundartt Life is the life of
peace. rest, and hope. and victory as found only
in Jesus Christ
&EHOLO, M.Y
OE.S\A.E \S, THAT
T'-'E ALM\G-HTV
WOULD AlllSWEJ::!. ME.
T'-'E FA\T~ OF
J 0 b'
Dr. Carver was in every sense of the word a
",enius." He lived a humble life, and laboured
unselfishly that others might receive the benefit of
his services. He was not spoiled as a result of
fame, nor was he tempted to leave Tuskegtt In·
stitute because of the opportunity lo eam more
money. Dr. Carver had found Life in Christ . Yes.
he found the Abundant Life in Jesus Christ
Few in any ace au1in the hei&ht of a aenius.
But many before Dr. Carver, and many since him
·have laid hold on the Abundant Life. which life is
in Jesus Christ. In this :~~ae of strife, hatred. and
tensions, perhaps you are one of the many who
are tryin& to find peace, rest. hope and victory
over the problems of life . All of this ca1t be youn
in the Lord Jesu!; Christ. In fact, if you do not
knoW Jesus Christ through a personal ell.perience
( confessin& your sins to him, and receiving Him
in your heart), you are not living! It may sound
strange, but it is true.
THROUGHOUT THE BIBLE, we find e•·
amples of disappointment, discouragement,
and setbacks being overcome by Faith,
Belief, and Hope. One of the most out-
standing of these is the slory of Job. Here
was a good man of great wealth who sud·
denly losl everything - his possessions,
his health, and even his ten children. All
of this happened in a very short period of
time, with blow after cruel blow ra ining
down on Job's head. Finally, he reached
the row edge of his endurance and c ursed
the day he was born saying, "Let the doy
perish wherein I was born .. .for the thing
which I greatly feared is come upon me."
God ,! however, who hod permitted Satan
to test Job, knew that one of the toughest
things in the world is o mind filled with
Hope. Job endured his sufferings and in
the end was abundantly reworded with
greater prosperity and blessedness than
he hod ever known. God has placed in each
of us a great talent -if we th ink and
speak Hope, we tend to bring about the
outcome we desire. Job did th is . We can
do it, too ••
Accept Christ today H your Saviour, and you
will uperience the blessinJS of this Glorious Life.
Yes. the. peace .. rest . hope. and victory that comes
from God will become youn. Dr. Carver did not
tind tkese things in the tes t tube; he round them in
Jesus Christ. and without shame encouraged
others to accept Christ as their Saviour.
Here is your mvitation to the' Abundant Life
from Jesus Christ Himsel f who utd : "I am tltr
door: hy ~~~~ cj any mtln rlttrr in, h~ Jha/1 hr
~avrrl. and :shall ~o in und ow . anJ fi'ruJ pasturr."
For "/ am comr that rhry mi1:h1 ha1·r li/r . and
~fat thry '"i~/u l1al'l' il morr aburtdaru /y,''3
Won't you, as dtd Dr. Carver. receive Jesus
Christ as your Sav.aur and Lord so !hal you too
can enjoy the Abundant Life.?
.lblr lfrl t,llnJ: I. Jolt11 10:/0; 1. Jl!>lt11 17·J : j Jolt" IO:P.IIJ
Amtfican TrKI Soc~IJ-• non-profll on~nlulioft
,.,.bll.oltr" ol Clt,illillll //"'"'"" ,,,..., 1/UJ Oradorn, New JrrWJ 0'1~9
''G~orge Wwhington Carver, Negro scientist
who achi~vrd wondru with the humhlr fNO·
nut, u.ud to t~/1 this Jtory: 'When I ww
young, I said to God, "God. t~/1 m~ th~
mys1uy of th~ univers~." But God amwned,
"That k~towl~dg~ is reurved for Me alone.''
So I said, "God, 1~11 me tlrr mystery of thr
pranut." Tlrrrr God said "Wrll. Grorgr.
that's morr n~ar{y your sit_r." A,.J 1/r told
m~.'" Th~ RrtJJn's Dignt, February 196()
Oncr whrrr hroullht brjorr a ulecr gathrring
o/ statrs'"rfl, scie~ttiJU. ~tc., 10 ~xplai1t his
(UOtw/ products. h~ wa.s cuhd 'Ofllhrre he
l~arned so much, and ~~~ pointt'd ro his old
worn Biblr. They said. in. wtoltishmeflt,
"Titur is 1tothirrg about a fNOIIUt in the
Biblr" and hr atUit'~utl "No, but th~ God of
tht' pru,ul i.J thrre."
THE CAREER OF ANTI-CHRIST
Th i~ artielt' on thf' Ant i~hri,l i!l by Hart Arm~triHI[II;.
forme r resident of Corona de l Mar. It is re pr inted wi th
pe nnist'!lion fl om \4r. Arm~trong'~ Defender Ma gazin!',
publi~h,.d in Kansas City , ~lo.
\Vhile Jesus Christ was on earth. He om.'l' ,adly
yet sternly said to the n ·jccting Pharisct's:
"I am come in my Father's name. and yc
rl'ceivt• me not : if another shall come in his
own name. him )'(:will recdve."-John 5:43
Doubtless l-Ie had rcfcrent·t• to thl' ('Oming .'\nti·
christ, whose appearance and prn~ram arc so d earl y
foretold in th<· Bible. ~fany names a re giwn to this
devil -inspired person.
The Bible calls this man Antichrist and ~the Beast,"
but he will not be known popularly by such nam('s.
The world may call him "Leader," or .. Savior." Other
attractive titlt's such as have been given to leaders of
the past may be given to him, but the word .. Anti·
christ" very accurately describes this man ... Anti" here
docs not mean "against'' but rather "instead of' or "in
the place or -suggesting imitation, substitution,
counterfeit. In Rev. 19:11 we find the Lord Jesus
Christ pk1ured as coming out of the heavens in
triumph mounted on a white horse. How significant
then that God picturt's this Antichrist in the first seal
(Rev. 6:2) as riding a white horse -denoting his
characteristi c atll'mpt to counterfeit the Lord of glory.
Jesus warns of false Christs in Matt. 24 :24 ;
"For there shall arise false Christs, and' false
prophets and shall shew great signs and won-
ders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they
shall deceiV<' the very elect." -Matt. 24 :24
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ll:.,rlnte4 '-Th Je-wl.tl He, ..
220 H. Chic.,. St., L•• 4nt .. ••· Cel l f.
Wilt the beo.utifu.l lond of luael ever br
destroyfti again ? F. S. /.,McClure, Pa.
Thr. prophecy contained in the book of &.e·
kW.I, O.•ptera 38 •nd 39, ~s of a £ut4re
invaaioa of Israel •nd tbal lhe inv•ding •r·
mies will be overthrown on the mountain!! of
lsnel. h is underst.ood that this particular
prophecy refen to Ruui• and her u tellites.
According to Zech1riah 14, after the battle
of Arm•geddQn Jeruulem will be captured.
It will be • ud d•y for lsntl. However. im ·
mediately the Lord Jesus com~ forth at His
return to reign for 1000 years. He d~troy11
the invading Ge ntile nationl and liberates
Jerusalem 1nd hrael, at which time He com-
mencrs Hit glorious millennia! reign .
Plea&e explain. Mdlthew /8 :8·9. Mrs. /. L.
S., Ft. W orth, Tex.
In this pauagr the Lord Jeau11 slate! that it
is better to loae a hand, • foot or an eye than
lo be cast into e~erluting hell 6.re. The lruon
for us i11 th•t it is prefenble to suffer physical
handic•ps and to be obedient to the Lo rd. than
to enjoy physic•l he•lth and rej ect God 's
u lution.
11'/wu ;., 1M bft.l1 witA Jtwn. MaJ1 anti
Un lumu, mntioMMl in Dani.d, Cluspler 7?
/.H. T., Folmollllo, Ky.
Daniel calls him "the king (who ) sha ll do act'Ord-
ing to hi s will," and abo "the lillie hom with a moulh
speaking great thing.~" (Dan. II :36 ami 7:8 ). Zecha-
riah calls him "the idol shepherd" ( Zech. II : 17 ).
Daniel also name" him "the prince that shall t'Omc"
(Dan. 9 :26 ). Tlw apo-.tlc Paul usi.'S the names: "11\t'
man of sin:" "the son of J:M!rdition ;~ "that wic'ked
(onl');" ,l \ wr·ll a" "him whose ('Oming is aftl·r the
.working ol Satan with all power and signs and lying'
wondt>r, .. (2 nlt'~~. 2:3. R. 9 }. John calls him "anti-
chris!" (I John 2: IR 1. and cons i ~kntly tht' hoo'k of
Revel ation gin·~ him thl' name of "th£.• Bca!it."
Paul warns nf Antichrist's mighty deception
2 nu-ss. 2:9-12:
Tbit beat is the ume u the one mentioned
in Revel•tion 13, Verwet 1 to 10, •nd typi6r~
the Roman Empire, which will be raurret:ted
during the Great Tribulation wbicb follows
the r•pture of the church. It is pouibk: th•t
the n•tions c:omprisi ns the Europe•n Com-
in mon Mukel are the beginning of this ten·
kingdom eonfede.raey mentioned by Daniel.
Just a~ Jco;u~ Chri.~t was tlw "Servant of Jehovah·
and cam<' to llo H i~ F;ttht•r';<o; will . so this ~hn of Sin
( Antichri.~t ) will he thf' tool and Sl'rvant of the devil.
You will r(•(';dl that Satan once offered the kingdom of
this world to C hrist if I It· would hut fall down and
wo rship him (~tatt . 4 ). Our Lord scornfully refused
and chose in.~tcad His Fath<'r's will and the way of the
Cross. But Antichrist will hear the same offer and will
accept it. I-ff.' is to llt! the "front" and "tool" of Satan
for his last-day onslaught againJO;t God and the people
of God. Antichrist is to be made ruler of the whole world
for a short time -king for a day. Rev. 13:2, 4..8 slates:
..... and the dragon gave him his power, and
his seat and great authority. And they wor-
shipped the dragon (Satan) which gave power
unto the beast (AntichriSt L saying, Who is like
unto the beast ? who ~ able to make war with
him? And there was given unto him a mouth
speaking great things and blasphemies; and
_ power was given unto him to continue forty
.. Evt:::n him, whose coming is after the work·
ing of Satan with all power and signs and lying
wonders. And with all deceivableness of un-
righteousness in them that perish; because they
received not the love of the truth, that they
mi ght be saved. And for this cause God shall
send them strong delusion, that they should
be lie ve a lie (the Lie ): That they all might be
damned who believed not the truth, but had
pleasure in unrighteousness." 2 llless. 2:9·12
The Antichrist, and his lieutenant. who is called
the "false prophet" in Rev. 13. wiU indeed have sbong
delusion backed up with miracles and signs to con-
vin<.'t' the people of the world. Note this Biblical
description:
"And he doeth great wonders, so that tie
maketh fire come down from heaven on the
earth in the sight of men, And de<'eiveth them
that dwell on the earth by the means of those
miracles which he bad power to do in the sight
of the beast' saying to them that dwell on the
earth, that they should make an image to the
beast (Antichrist ) which had the wound by a
sword, and did Uve." -llev. 13 , 13, 14
With all this_. and deception, no wonder the
'world wondered after tbe beast : .. ' (llev. 13 ,3):
and "oil that dwell upoa the euth shaD -.hip hbn,
whose names -DOl written In the boo!< of Ilk ••. •
( llev. 13,8 ).
and two months. And it wu given unto him to
maJce war with the saints, and to overcome
them (put them to death); and -er was
given him --all kind~. and tonsues. and
... -. And aD that dwell upoa tbe euth shall
wonhlp hbn, ....... ....,.. ... DOl wrilta> In
tbe boo!< o( Ilk o( the Lamb ( Olrilt J Jlaln r.-the fOQDfloHon ol tbe world ." llev.IH,
Lillie ..ed bo odded to this detcri""w AI 10011 u ibla -,..-· Ia finnly -ted "" his -..., wodd thn>ne, he is ...... 10 JOt ~H up u "Cod"
p np It -forth ID bold lltiOkes tbe -and and will clemond and .-.., -.hlp clue to Cod.
Mllllority IWa devlllab .... -shaD -fnJm ... z s ..... ,._, (~OMTtMUIO MilT Willi
Pktue e%plain. Malt. 24:30, "And 1hen ,luJll
appetv the ft«n of the Son 01 mOA in heoven:
tmtl tMn. ,w .U tM tribe1 o tM eortla mourn,
and tlacy 1/t.aJl tft tAe Sotl of mon eomi"S in.
the cloud1 o/ ~ willa pow1er anJ sreal ~lory." /.11'.1!., """"'· S01k., C.....Io.
Thia puMte .pollen by the Lord Jeau• refen
to the time at the end of the Great Tribul•tion.
when He will return to tbU earth with power
and !'e.l Jlory to reip u Kin! of k.inp and
Lord of lords for 1,000 yean in )etuMkm.
Hit return to reip must not be c:onfuaed with
His comiq b.c:k for Hi• Church ( 1 ~-
4: 13-18), It whith time He wiU return to the
•ir only, and Hili redeemed ones wiU be causht
up to meet Him in the •ir. Hi• comins (or Hi•
Chureh will not be. .Uible to all, bul when He
come. b.dc lo rei.p, Rt:'t'elation 1 Illata that
"every eye .ball .ee him." His feet will t11 nd
upon the mount of Ol.iYet (Zeeh. 14:4).
IT loy do 1M,,.., ~ il dil icult to Mi<.>c
1M,...,..;,. ..Me 1o AbroA.m In c ... 26,2-4?
A.D.£., X..•.W., l'o.
Israel u a n.atlon hu failed lo unden&and
the promi• IDllde to Abrahaaa, ehlefly becau. •her do oo1 koowlllolr oW11 H~ Serif"•,..
contained in the Old TWt...,. for thtt nil·
ton they did DOt ._1oe lholr M-..., ....
Lord1--He-•o-'llle
Apoode Plllll Ia Colli! ... 5:16 -"!!-
to Abr._ ..t W. _. were d. pc<~~ h•
mode.Heailldlooi,Atldlo ...... of
.... ,, .... -, -Atld ..... , .... .....
le OtriiL .. 'l1lrt ... IMaalur:t, to • I I I
God'• pu•h 10 Altr.tw • IMI ... •*-will ........... ; ...... , .u.-••••. ·-·--.-.-WniJ-CIINI:. ,. I I I I of ... lolp .. _, ......... .,_....~ ........ ~, ... Wnl,_. .
Af\~r dayt of moving atowly (l('tO'Iil!l et:ttrhiK hut dC~tcrt , 11lmllttr tu the
NavaJo Indian hmdt In nurtht!•ltern Arb.onA.. th~ nmly with all their t:umbtlr·
some baauJilKe and herd•. and wilh wotm:n and chUllrcn. ouult! it to IWphidlm,
the o nly oasla In the whole 11uuthem par! uf th\: mu!i&lf. Tho: ~lut·c tuday II
called lo'el ran, t!XIOUl>d by .the Arabe/&ii the "l'cKrl ,,r Sin ttl.~ h ~~~~~~ in a vule
between rocky cliffs frum wh\ch come 11pring11 pf wall·r thlll ~"l'portlu.:urious
palm ,Jrovea a nd other 1rowth. Uut wh~n tlu:y 1)\tchcd cmnp, "then: Wl:\11 no
water for the people to drink.• The CBth! wln dl<tipl•ruu.•.
Human• and anlmah tan survlvt! \Ully a oShurttlme w1thuu1 wutcr. {U\d th(:
scorching dry h'-'lll of th.e desert makes tht' pung11 nf thlnllt l'll the more pulnful.
It may be ussumt'd th Ill whatewr aupplle:t vf wuh•r w1•n· (arrled by the army
from the \\'ildtrness uf Sin were nearly exhttUI'ott'ti. The ruh\t Knd lh\• weary
would hi: encuun11(rd 1dong the last rew mil ·~. p\•rhupll til l' ht!lot rew days, with,
"Only u linlt• h•rtht'r In the wadi." Rut whl'n tlh·y 1mulc 1\, tlw w"tcrhtl!( i>la~
WR!i dry.
No wnuclcr the t·hrunlclcr writes, "\\'herl'forc the Jh.'oplt• did chide with
T\.·losl'il. und :Hiid. Vivc u8 water that we ma~· drink ... t\nd the Sk:opl c thirMed
there fur water; 1Utd th e fk.'Hpl c murmur~ against !\lo 111e,;, tual:.u.id. \\'herdurc
1!1 th\11 that thuu has t brou~ht us up t>ut of E.;ypl. \u kill \1)1 !Uh l nur l·hiltlrcn
and uur cault with thirst'?~
Mo11~ knt•w the rountry like the mnuntttin men •)\ the c~t rly Wt·:.t knew the
grNlt mnuntaim; and plains: and he wa!' him11t.M d1 icf )(u hh·. :"o:•) wtulCit•r tht·y
murmun.>d against him.
Then a wunderful thing happt•nctl. The l.urcl dlrt'l'h·d ~J,.,t'"' lu prun:cd to
u place callt•d The Hock anci in tht• prt'st·nn• of the lt•ucling-men tu strike the
rock wllh his rud "a nd there shall ntme water 1Htl o r it that tlw pctlp\e may
drink." The nntu r<· nf the fonnatl•111 hl•rc makes th \3 tll'l'U l'ft'IKC undcrswndable.
Major('. s. Jarvil'. wh o wa.o; British J{OVt•mor nr Shtui in the IB :~tl':~. ldls of
an t.'lCpe ri en<'l' he had wht'll hl' saw waiN ntlllt' j.tush\n~ ta ll uf u llm\'Shml'
ruck when an;ldentally struck a hard bl••w b.\' nw n digging til its ha~t· f••r wltlt.•r.
Oil drillers a rl' alsn familiar with tlw way unt·x ~>IW<IIIIll'tlll upt•llup a f1ow uf
water ur oil from ruck fonnatiuns 1Uh~·rwiSt' 1Hlprt •du\·tivl',
Such an explanutinn of "''hal h;tppt'nt'd tlf 11 i10 l'1 1rn~ 1 I itt llo1 way •'X IJI!IiiJS
away the intervention oftht• Lord. One dm·s n••l j.(l'l 11 gu:-httl).{ ~'>ll't'lllll nf water.
eno ugh tu supply thousand!! or po.•ople and thdr lHIIk \\'llh 1\lltl·r by litrikinK
any uld liml.'!'IIUIIl' rock in thl' Sinai dl'Sl'rl . II 1:-quilt· p rnhahll·lhitl .. udl a
th ing would nul huppcn mun.-th ii.tl ~)Ot't• at lht ... purtit·ui<H f•11·k \\ t' ll ttt.\' wdl
speculate as to whrtht'r un unusual suppl.\· dirl11••l ,uT\1/tlUI :&h• lh' 1 irhll' ••I ;m
unusual l'U ndiuon, pt•rhap~ lhl· fnrmat iun "' u "'"HJnlh ltuul l'lt'ltl hcrcJ t·rusl
th at sealed off th e nonnal flow anci thus lt•ftthc o H:oi:-drv f,r a "'pdl. l'c rhat>s
it was for that reason the AmaJekiles were no t camped th~trc atth(' time brael
arriv.ed . Nunnally th e wadi wiJI sustain unly snme 6,000 persons uvN any
length of time.
At any rate, It was at th e dirt'('tion o f the Lord thut Moses found the rock
a nd knew what to do to it. And it was the Lord who so dln"C'ted· tht• t•leml•n ts
that the water was on hand whl-n and where he wunled It fo r hi!§ pt•ople. The
anny knew It was relieved by a miracl(' of God. and ('ailed the place by a
speciaJ name of Massah (proving). and ~·l eribah (strife I. T'hl' name ~lassah
was chosen as a reminder that here thepeoplt.• became w('ak In their faith:~ They
tempted the Lord. saying. Is the Lord among us n r not'!~ That is. p rove
younself.
It wasn't long before AmaJek. undoubtedly having IL"nmed or the gn•al new
Dow or water. fell upon the camp. The fight was a death struggle such a s only
desert people can know over a water supply. Israel was no 11non('r snatched
from dlsti.ter by.'. water from !he .rock than they had.lo fJHhl/or~thA:Mr.lWes.
Later Motes. in a sennon in Deuteronomy. called to mind the dastardly con·
duct of the Amalekiles. "how he attacked you on the way, when you -.~relfiint
and weacy. and cut o ff at your rear aJI wh o lagged behind you. • It muy be
auumed that the tribes of AmaJek sought to mass ncr\• the whole Israelite camp,
s ince they would not trul tln a sufficient supply of water fo r all. The fury o r the
fight was never fo rBotten. Though Joshua drove off the ralden; h(' did not
massacre the wh ole force; but"theLordh~th swom that the Lord ~rill have war
with ArnaJek from generation to generation.~ Amalekil~ are ty pical of the
modem international conspi rato rs whose aim Is to eliminate all who follow
the Lord because they are convinced the earth cannot sustain everyo nl'.
Joshua's victory. like the p rovisio n or water, wal from the Lord. ~loses,
Aaron and Hur stood o n the top of the hill and "when Moll~ hcld up his hand,
Israel prevailed: and when he let down his hand, Amalek prevail(•d." Ht.• grew
10 weary Aaron and Hur had to suppon him until sundown . It has long been
believed that Moses stood with., his arms o ut!tretchcd. prefiguring Jesus on thf'
c ross .
The things that happened here are miraculous enough. and strengthen
faith greatJy. But they were remembered to this day for far more than mf'rely
dramatic r~ue o r the pfOplc. The manner In wh ich rescue came was rccog
ni%ed a• fo re11hadowlng the manner in which Go d would finally red(-em the
world. St. Paul writes, "That Rock was Christ.~ And th e shadow of the l'ro n
was CaJJt over the battle which figures the Church Militant here on earth.
OUTLINE: Israel marches to thl' oruis at RC'ph1dim . {md.~ nu li'flft•r(f'''
the peop le to drink; they munnur agninst .\fu.~t'S: the l.urcl du-.."f·t.~
.Wost•s to strillf' a limesto11e to<'k with his rod a11d tt•nta ~u~lws out; th<·
rlc~f'rf rn·bfs of Amalek. aln'ady establi.•l1ed ill th f!' aren. attock hut an:
drllWI! uff lt{tu a (urio us battle; Is rae/ p rt'f •ui/Pd m; lcmp us .Host'S .~ltm d
with his umu upraUJed. presumably ill the fonn of (t ··n•s!l.
NAMES TO REMEMBER: Mose5, Aaron. flur. ,/oshlla, r\nrah·k .
(St. 111-• l lllole Leu-•, St. 1'111-• ,,..,, I•• JS.OM, Hew II..,, Te••• 77035.)
What Is That
' in Thine Hand?
A vl~ltins buibeun-.a from Cork, lteolaa.d, uked this atlrTin~~: que••
tion ia his sddreas st thf! 1962 ChrlstisD Blt•ineu Men'" Comtnlttd
coa lereaee io Lims, PerD. (Repriated with permiuion from th,. CDMC
Coot.e t Ml!jtu:ine,)
I By J. EDWARD JEFFERS
T W.U A $1MrLI: quettion addreued loll
mau for whom Cod had •n IMif(nmrnt.
The matt Mmn wu hnitant -to u.h up
this rnpom,bility, htnc:e the quntkm.
"Wh;~t it that iu thine hand?"
Pot~ibly fo~tful of ill poMQ~ion. he
looll.a.l down at the Wphtrd'a old crook,
tmoolhtd from ut.i:Wf throup the ~can as
he tendtd his lloc:k. Thill n:pcrM-nce Cod
with~ w u~e in the care dla pttrr lloclk.
As Motts loo\ed, the command tanK,
.. Can It down." Did he hetltiltr,·fulil'll the
rod wat for hit Otfn ncl-.hol u.e) 1f 10.
h m\IM have brm • brief hftital1on, and
then he cut it It God.'t rea. lOOn tO have
• deii!IOMtndon of •lut Me could do w.W.
IL In thr: ~an th•t 'of._, aut. lMtw it wu
.edt It bfouP• """' 10 .. dttinty •nd
vk....,tDtho fo .......
M1y I brblf dta pth .. pu , d ~
tiotl 10 -·--............. "' ,..,. hand?" H• k -loW 11 .... llot cl oho
S.Yiow wiiiO wan• • _. k1 ....._.to 1M
c:a s and. UMI, illy k ...._ ~ _...,. _, ................. . d-lo.---· ....... ...,.
were Ulo«<.
Ltt us addr~" this quntion to th(' l.ord.
"What is th:tt In Thine h;~n1l?" W~ Ke
the wonderful h;llldt .which cre:ate.:l and
con1fo1 all things. We tee the hamls
wounded u Calvary for our tr.tn)jtres&iom,
and the wekominK hands which will one
day J'f«iY(' Ul.
Now ~~ .,. atk. ourwl~n again, whll
will be in our hands In 1h11 day of re•
ward? Some will have Peruvian• in tht:lr
hand, olhtn will have Indians. 1 want to
ha~ lrkh in my ha nd. What will bt: in
,..n>
Yntnday in a ttOf't In Lima I hekl an
ckctrk drill in my hand. u.e.d to pe.netr.ue
• "C1'T hard aurfaa. It rm~indtd me of
God's wonderful 1001-W libk. Thq'
botJt Mtlf tWO thi .. 10 .ccomplith lhdr
,.,..e: • huMan ... nd lo •ppty it 10 the
hull ~ •• nee an ou.-. powtt to do
dtc jol>. Ooon .,. dtc ... ,.. "' apply. ""'
-... -..... Holy lplril k ._ld -u no 1.-tlftl '-ptalion.
Aa '" 10 f .... u.... .. , " • ow objea to-what He hM ,..mo. .... ...... -. .
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THE FORMAL OFFICERS' BALL will
be held Saturday evening, Feb. 10, at the
Balboa Yacht Club. Cocktail hour will
begin at 7 p.m., and dinner will be served
at 8:30. Commodore Jeff Deaver, at right,
is going over party plans with Or. and
Mrs. Royal Tucke r, ent ertainment chair·
men. The formal ball will honOf Commo--
dofe and Mrs. Deaver, Vice Commodore
and Mrs. David Smiley, Rear Commodore
and Mrs. Don Franklin, Fleet Capta in
and Mrs. Edwin Steen Jr. and Port Ca p.
tain and Mrs. George Hoedlnghal!s. Mrs.
George . Leitch is decorat ions chairman,
ass isted by Mmes. John 8\omstrand, wa l·
ter Lord and James Linderman.
Well baby .. lp asked
lftd c.. for children not
beia.1 eumined by the do~
101', •• auittlnlt with cle,..
lui wort, leedina lhe in·
f•t• •d helpin1 out in an
.neraeru;:y.
All later .. lecl womea are
ln'li led to join in • won-
•hop tnd uainina proar ..
·beina held eo inro.m volun-
'"" about lhe work of the
Well-Baby Oinic.t of Oranae
County, This recruitmenl
proarom by Ill• Nowporo CAIT II AIIIDUICED
Harbof Volunteer Burea& The Cotla Me.. Civic.
tnd the Oruae County PI ayhouse announces that
Health Oepaument is the the junior divisions tprina
first ot iII kind ever offer-ahow, '"The shoemaker and
ed to volunteers. the elves," a musical fairy-
From ~:30 a.m. to noon tale, will be presented on
Friday, Feb. 16, a "Wei· April .s, 6, and 7. "Pati T~
come to volunleert'' coffee bellini 1nd Anita Grossmltl
wHI be held in 1he auditor-are directina a cast of 40 iwn on the tecond rloor of the Oranae County Heailti" local younasters,
Department at llh SL and Hc:adina the cut it Ronni
Rou, Santa Ana. Or. Emma ~ha as the thoemake_r,
B. Wharton, medical officer w~th Sue Saundeu as hu
ofmatc:mal and child health, Wife. The elves will be WILLIAM L. O'BRYON ,
will tpeak Ofl heallh prob-pleyed by Becky Boaa•. Newport Beach investment
!ems m Oranae Counry. Laura Olson, David Cunha, broker, wil l present his in·
Miu F rieda Oelke, direc1or Andy Viuc:ik and Haria Jae vestments lectures for th e
of nuraet, will speak on the Wood. Featured role: I will 17th year as an Orange
rule ol the volunteer in the be taken by Tim Flanagan, Coas t College evening divi·
Well Baby Clinics. Volun-Tad BoJJs, Toni Bergman, sian cotu se !rom 7:30 to
leers wi II be 1hown the pro-Patty Olavc:z., Evanaeline
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housekeep1n1 II re--AI " H bb d " ·1 · · DIA'10N'S J'"WELR\' GIFTS . . ' .._0 man, ICe u ar • ''"'an yn c•at•ons. There is no tu i· " v • "" • cepliORIIts to areet u1 Wctt, J oanna Conner J oy .6 . . ., W. 1M St.. c.at. M.-. • L..IMrty ~
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com1or .1able, :o notlly the Terri Vi tro, Mike Harp, Ray
nunc •f • chdd appears 10 ond Dwiol>l R;ce, and He.. SPECIALIZING IN THE C. LEANING l ED 'I'ARD be til, lo supervue play ther
FINISHING OF DRAPERIES ONLY AT
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Is Francis a child aenius? "Hard problems arc no
Not necessarily, but he is a lonaerhard juu because the
product of the new computer numbers are lona. The com·
techn.oloay era. puler docs not make you
Duuna the school week lazy; just the opposite : it
Francis, a 7th arader, alona aives you more ti me to in·
with other 7th and 8th pade vestiaate and it stimulates
students at Lincoln School, you to solve more problems . ••
learn basic mathematical Last SUTTmer Mr. McGilli·
concepts and skills throuah cuddy, a tall, lean Irishman
the use of 4 computers from Boston, wrote out math
!coined by the Olivetti-lessons adapted for the
Underwood Co. computer. At the present
Francis' scoutmas ter, a time he conducts a Saturday
local insurance broker, has mornina class at Lincoln
been ve ry interested in the to 3S o ther hiah school and
f intermediate school teachers uturc use of computers 1n
his business and heard or who are interested in us ing
the experience Francis is computers in their class.
havina in his nth clan at rooms.
Lincoln School. Since then CLOTHES IIAIIIG
Francis has been work ina on PIIOGIIAII FRIDAY
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NOW AT
1710 NEWPORT 1L VD.
PH , 646-93Ut:o.ca Meta.
insurance rates and show ina
his sCoulmuter how easy it
is to con:muni.cate with a
computer.
"Francis is the first of
the students to put to pncti·
cal use what he's learned
in class," states Paul
1\lcGil\icuddy, teacher at
Lincoln School, who is field
tcstina the computers. "•Per-
haps in the future: it will
be commonplac e for s tudents
or this youna aae to ho ld
Cout Homemakers will
learn the secret 10 makina
elcaant lookina clothes at
their meetina at 1:30 a.m._
thi 1 Friday, Feb. 1, at the
Youth Center, Corona del
Mat.
MATTRESSES •aw -uaVJLD .. G
lfftlular Shapes
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COSTA WISA WATUUS CO.
1110 N....,.n N. u--., f.I)OJ
The Lar;est Bible Class in the Harbor Area
lnYitel you to a 1tudy in which
"The Bible Comes Alive"
TIME: £..,.,,. S..ndoy -..oming fro"' 9:45 to 10:50
PLACE, FIRST l.lPTIST CHURCH
OF COSTA MESA
301 Jrhgnolio Str•t
A li'ARM li'ELCOME Ali'AlTS YOU!
BRING YOUR CHILDREN'
Miss Jo1nn Portlo ck, the
speaker, 1 s an eipert on
lini nas, interpninas and
fac:ina s. She will uplain
\'arious techniq.IeR that lead
to a beautirully fini shed
aannent, bcainnina wi th the
art of choosins the corre ct
Cabri c for the aarment. Mn.
K. Hampton is luncheon
chainnan for the day.
SGT. A.LLEN IN VIETNA.M
SaL Rollo W. Allen, soo
or Mr. and ,\Irs. Ro llo W.
Allen of IA.W Fullerton
Costa Me sa, Cali r. is 0:,
duty at Bien Hoa AB, Viet-
nam. He is an aircraft elec-
trician and member or the
Pacific Air Forces. Before
hit anival in Vietnam, he
wu assi aned to Travis AFD
Calif. The teraeant is ~
B6S &raduate or Newport
Harbor Hi&h School.
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missioned a second lieuten-
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r ,.-tniou" Firm ~·m~
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dUr tin,ll :t rnmm~rrial buildioe;
d""'"lopml"nl bu,.in,. .. ,. a1 lSO
f.•;o.t :0.-1.-0\Penth ~lr .. r-1 , f:OI!iU
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NEWPORT HARBOR High School Mad•i-
gals practice "Winds of May " for tht
music scholarship concert to be present-
ed at 8 p.m. this Friday, Feb. 9, in
Harbor's auditorium. Seated from left to
right are Karol Dean , Donna Goedhart,
Georgeanne Hanna, Wendy lsbell, Jan
luymes, Sue Hurd , Jan Gorman , Ann
Foss; standing fr om left to right, Nick
Furticella, Steve Simmons, Terry Hamil-
ton , Dave van Houten, Paul Woltz, John
Blancherd, Mik.e Sherw ood, J im 9\auer.
Joyce O.a, lOU Sta.. taken 10 Hoaa Hoapital by Oravo, Newport Heiibtt, fe~l
Ave •• Coata Meu, backina frinda .rcor hi1 vw met up tho thwhi tMwart of repatr
aero .. Via Lido Nord, east with a rn1nal poat on private m.•n brinain~ TV .. u ; abe
of Via Koron, Lido hie, propeny •• .Marine at Bay· bn John Simpton of 267
collided with the front of the aide Drive Wll tbe tcene or Palme~ St., Cotta Me .. ;~.
Corvair belonaina ~ Eliz• a car collition between dri·. Mr. Sunpa~ waa taken IC
beth e .. tman, lOS Via vert William Scales, 300 Hoaa HoapatM Cor ueaunont
Havre, Lido hie •.• Some· Corti, Balboa Island, and and the female cocker waa
one broke the window l1tch Willi1m Mc~i na, 921\? w. pl~ed under 10 ~ay quat-
of the VW van belonaina to Bey, Balboa ••• A youna tntanc •• ,.Gary Qu1nl1n, ~9.
William Setphenaon, 214 man Uucw 1 y, pint bottle of 310 Va.a Lado Soud, Lado
35th St., Well Newport, and o( vodka throop his slidina Soud •. L1~0 !•lo~ ,.arched
p•ked at 35th and Lake ; alau door, said Daniel Yar-for ~u dnver 1 l.1cense Cor
his s tereo and tapes valued ussi, 125 25th St., Central 3 mmutea, droppma numer-
al SlH were s tolen ••• Newport ••• The rear end or ous papeu .to the fl~r
ouane ~aldwin, 1631 W. the Valiant that driver Phyl-boards. of h11 car while
Balboa, Central Newport, li t Lewis, 182 Cecil Place, searchma; at· 11:45 p.m •. he
parked his car ovcmiaht at had stopped in th e N;,. 1 ~as booked for drunk duv-
the Mcfadden Square park-lane on w. Coall Hwy., was IRJ ••• M~ry Letts, 25, or
in a lot, where someone stole damaaed after driver Jack 2065 Marton Way, Cos ta
a $15 briefcase £rom the Krisher, 6030 W. Coast Mesa, was accuted or carry-
back scat. , .Four youna Hwy., No. 5, West Newport, i~l more unpaid mc rchan-
rnen drat~k S6 worlh or liquor collided with it. west or the d11e out rrom the Market
al lhe Quiet Woman restau· Atches overpass. , .Donald Baske.t than moll people
rant, 3224 E. Coast Hwy., Du rante, 613~ Narciuus, push m a cart: 1 ~nd or
Corona del Mar, and then Corona del Mar, chased a buucr, a quut of milk, 3
left without payina ror their slishtman with a pock mark-ban or soap, 3 pounds of
drinks ••• Eben Spraaue 20, cd face from Robinson's Ameri can cheese, 5 pounds
or 64 Beacon Bay, 'waa Dept. Store, Fashion Island, or supr, a box or T ide, a ewport Harbor Log
Bill's accomplishments in booked on an outstanding after he noticed that a pair bottle or Dove and a quart
biology,chcmistry, advanced wartant ror malicious mis-or pants was miuina; the bou le o f detergent; Manuel
bi olo&Y, and physica quali··'chief .•. An open car win-man drove off in a Chevrolet R.oble!'l of Tustin made
fled him lor the bron ze dow gave a thier easy entry ••. Car drivers Darrel Rose citizen's arrest on the
mc.dal. He is now eligible to the VW bus, owned by of Sherman Oaks and J ohn charge or shoplifting •••
lor a S50V schol arship at Anton fin ley 11 7 On y ,; Birkcns tock, 2501 Harbor The evcnina ended at 6:15
the Umversiry of Rochester. Ave ., Balbo~ ISland; a Blvd., Costa Mesa, met at p.m. ror Mary Mechlina, 51 ,
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NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SECOND SECTION --Page 4
THURSDAY , FEB. 8, 1968
CORONA DEL MAR, CALI F.
ALWAYS FREE
PAIUUNG.
Wily aot come Ja
~ytoopoayoaJ'
accoaat. Nadoa's
Ripest Role pold oa , ........ Poubook
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MUTUAL
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CORONA DEl MAR
OFFICE
2861 E.u1 Co.o~t H •~thway
Corona ~I Mar. C.l1f I}262S
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"On th ~ Blll/f!i Ol•t>rloolt.ing :•-lt>uport Harbfl r"
2eD1 CLIF'F' DRIV£
NEWPO RT BEAC H, C ALIFORN I A
THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN C HURC H
B:30 a.m. to q:30 a.m. -WorstHP ~e rv 1ce
q :45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. -Sunday Sc hool
11 :00 a.m. to 12:00 noon -Worship Serv ice
'llle Rev. James G. Blain, Pastor
The Re v. George J . Busdieckcr, Visitation
Phone 548•3631
Pastor
Chr istia11 Sciene•
Se~"vic.es
FlRST CHliRCH OF
CH RI ST, SClE!"tTIST
3303 Via Lido
;o..iewpott Beach
SL:'\lJAY SOIOOL
9 15o ,..,n6 l l om
SL;\DA Y SER \'ICES
9 IS -II , ,..,
'.I.EONESDA \ EVE:-.11:'>1 <,
\I EETJ,'I,'(; 8 11 "'·
REAI>I ~G ROOM
Wee~ d"r ,. 9 G .., -5 II "'
Wedn.,day 9 "·"' -7·•5 p,..,,
T "••o:lal ond F ~o6oy
9 "·"' -5 P..,. 7.9 P·"'·
!.u"o:lay I p •n -A P·"'
Sl:f'OND C'Ht:Rf'H OF
f'HRIST. SCIENTIST
~~w('lort fk ou:h :ill
C1110na d~ I \l:ilr
610 Carnation Ave.
Sl'NDA Y SCUOOL 10 ......
SU~DAY SERVICE tO •"'-
ViEO!'IiESOAY EVENING
\tEETINV 1:00 P·"'
READING ROOM -
\lutual Building
2863 East Coast Hq~hway
\lun. • '·•I, 10 01.m. 10 5 p.m
Thur .. ,t .. ~ •·~··n in!l -7 lo 9
Ynu ar~ cord.allv mv1ted to
a!lt-nd Chur ch ~rY1ces and
to u~c the Rcad1n1 itoom.
LllfherOfl Chur~h
Of the Malter
LutMr•
Church ht ~rico
2900 P acific View Dr.
Corona del Mar. Cali£orni1
Or. Willi.m R. Ell er
Phone: ORiole 3-S022
8 :45 e.m .. ramily Worship
9:45 •.m .. Chareh School
11:00 •.m., ruti¥fl Worship
NUASt;Ry P ROVIDED
F i rst Bopti1t Gureh
of Co1to Mesa
Baptist Biblt' fe llo""hip
ln d~pendt"t-A.aaon a111a11!i
Santa Ana & Mognolio St1.
Dr. P.G. :-./eumann, pas tor
SU~DAY SERVICES
1:45 a.r 1, Sunday School
11 :00 a.m. Morning Worship
6:0\.) p.m. Training Unions
7:0ll p.m. Evenina Worship
WEDNESDAY
7:20 p.m. Bible Study
8;00 p.m. Prayer Meeting
ATTEND THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
CINTRAl _
BillE CHU~
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lmpho~sizins
TM P'lo~~n of God
Th4e P~n.<m of Chri~l
T~ row~r of 1tM-Holy Spiril
M<u non!l, W"""'l' 'I ~Mil 10 Ul .... ~\
t""n'nll \.rr¥"~ 1 PM
Wt'rl.,..\d~y llohl~ \1u<l•·
~f'ld P•~r•·• 1 PM "'"'"'fY ,j,..,n, "'''"" •'•
A lull Youtt. rrop.am
Cm. of Oranp MMilJrd. 54.
Cote. Met.~
'-"'"' II [ !•"""· II(" Ml>t
,.,, ~ C•IIIJ' pliwwl l!lpardr
330 ...... -· M._ Noitllto
A Fru -.J , •• ,,.Jet
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....... "i<O .... Ootdl School •• 10:00 ..... .. -...a-21•
Orco Block Co.
• • • staa.n stereo and tapu NewjX)rt Blvd. and Balboa o f 268 E. 16th St., Costa BUILDING BLOCKS -ALL SIZES • ALL TYPES
A senior sec tion. a summer were swlen .•. A windshield Bl vd.; both c&rs we re dam-i\·lesa, when she wa s booked
supplement. and a mys ter· wipe • wos Ia ken f•om his aged bu t drive able arter the ~n lhe .charac or in tr~;(icated Telephon~: 1Acluoa 7·1231
bl ICNZ Xotella. Stonlon 2320 S Mala. Soato' ,._
10us sec ti on au! the special vw, said Douglas Jucngst , collision ••• A S141l surr-''r"~·~·:~"~·:,. _______ ,!;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~
teatures of Harbor's ~·ea r· 502 Irvine. Cliff Haven, board was taken from the J
book , the Galleon. Editor while it was parked at the lau.ndry room where Jay
Marta Ti sdail warns Harbor Ford Aeronuuonic pa rking Re1dy of 3514 Seashor~.
studen ts. "T1me 1s runnmg parking lot., ,Walter Davis, We s t Newport. had stored 1t
out. After February l , the 306 E. Ocean Front, Balboa, ... Robert Culbertson of
Gall coo wHI no longer be left ror San Francisco Jan. Los Angeles was booked
on sale." l'he ycatboo lo: C<Wl 20. and returned to rind his on the charge of intoxicated
be purchased tor S5 belore "Daytona Beach" surlboard in public after a car colli-
the deadline. missing. , .Andy Raycroft, sion at Balboa Blvd. and
• • • 367 E. 16th St., No. 4, l5th St., wi th car driver
~lusic scholarships are the Costa ."-1esa, reported the Stanley Bent, 1020 W. Bay
goal !or the .\11 dw1n 1er Con-theft or the surlboard rac k Ave., Balboa. .Radio
cert Feb. l . Prescn'ted by from his Chevrole t while it s peakers we re tak.eil. rrom
Harbor's voca l and instru-h · h'l · was parked at Irvine and cr corvalf w 1 e 11 was
mental musicians, the em· 15th . , .F ive cars we re in-parked in front or her house,
ccrt will highlight a variety vo \ved in a traffi c collision said Emily Rustcnbach, 510
of music. A medley of show on Mariners Mile wes t or Aliso, Newport Heights. , •
cunes from "Sou th Pac1tic," Tustin Ave., a t 5:3U p.m.; 'Nhen Elizabeth Brimmer,
"Sound o r ~-tu sic," <Wtd "ll\) dnvers we re Steven Larra-214 Mariaold, Corona del
1n the shade" wil l blend · d · k h bee of Ir vine, Rose Najcics-Mar, tn e to piC up er
Wi th the contemporary zak or Fullerton, Vincen t fami ly dog, it bit her; Eli-
"Winds ol \lay" 10 fill Har-Davis of San Pedro, Mich-zabcth was !leated for ami-
bor's audiwnum with mus1c.
PARENTS ...
• Is your child working to capacity?
• Doe• lu? rmlly know hot• to 11udy?
• Will hu academic foundalion aid him
in achieving hia ultimate goal?
EDUCATIOI IS YOUR CHILD'S SOUIDEST IIYESTIEITI
lmm•diate lnratlment
Coeducofionaf
COPRE' SCHOOL, 105 Moin Strut, BoUt ..
Spring Seme1 .. r
Grodes 7-12
Telt: 673-8610
act Thompson, 2l32·Scville , nor cut and the do& was Don atllln • s s I. d • • • Balboa, and Eiko Nu n, 507 place in quarantine ••• The ~=========~~~~~~~~~~~~ ... ------------.1 Dad wdl be kwg tor a Jasmine, Corona del \tar... ..:
night as !I arbo r's Gi rls The tow ing business picked
League sponsors "thor-up with a 3-car crash a t
ou gh l~· modern dads and S:m ta Rosa and Newport
daughters" on F eb ~.Lind er Center Dri\·e Wes t ~ driven
the direc tion o f Girls Lea-invoh•ed were Joseph Glea-
gue Pre sident Cath \ Cl ark-son or 2676 Basswood, Eau
son, the girl s ~d their Blurr. who was taken to
rathcrs will have dinner. Hoag Hospital ; Waller Crut-
Entertainmcn t will be high-tcnden, .J613 Gorham Dr.,
lighted by the· Chan telles, a Cameo Shore s, and Kimball
girls ensemble at Uarbor. Turley, a passenger in the
Ti ckets may be pu rchased car dt i\·en b)· 16-year-old
from an) Girls Le ague Cabi -J oseph Gleasolfl, Chri s tine
net member for s1. Pe ren, lb, was also taken
• • • to Hoag Hospital by ambu-
lance.
Helltl•t-Air
Conclitienlng
Sf.Ht Metol
IUO Superior An.
Ll 8-5531
oiEAUTY SALOM
co.
Hardware· DuPont Paint
Small Appl•ances
2205 W. Ba lboa Bl vd.
Newport Beach
Phone 673·2350
PRINTING
WILCOX.CRmiNDEN
HARDWARE
Nni .. Uo"•' Ch1n.-aoott• 1700 W. CNit Hwy .. N.l •
54a-tll1
l ·lfiA. fiAIIIIIn
Soturday, Jon. 27 ..fO'twilu.' $
Heirl oom earr ings and a Ensign Publishing Co. PLUMBING
s a,·ings bond valued-at s.Sn BEAUTY N OOK Offsvt flrir~ltrs
were stolen from her home , • High •peed rotary A. R. MARS A C
d I d 'I 273 2 E. Coast Hwy . ec are r ortense Stearns, offset preu PLL.:\IBER
Tide a,,,.
Off ...
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T ar wres tle r L•f lhe Week
1s team cap tain Bran t \lar-
quet, He 1s Harbo r's onl y
wrestkr who ranks in the
top 5 of each of lhe follow-
ing categon es : taked0wns
\lsll, escapes ,'2nd). rever-
sat~ iJrd), pins i ~nd), and
team pt)lnt s 15 th/.
17t a Wcstcliff Dr .• No. ~. Corona del Mar We s tcil ff. .. Th!! Cadillac • Vor ityping 700 Carnation Ave, e PET SUPPLIES
I II k d N Phone b73~733b • Headliner Coro na del \tar
MORRIS Ai>VANCES
James W. \\otn s of ~37
Serra Wa)·. Co sta \lesa, has
been advanced to the grade
or S!!nior memb er in the
American Society for Qual-
ity Con trol,
LEGAL NOTICE
\011Cf. OF THI'~nTS S.-\U,
T!'l 1067 :06:1
\oti c~ i!'o ht>r~b\ lliH•n that on ~larch 1, 1968. at 11 :00
a.m., Th~ [..qtard,. forpo r<~tl o n,
11 C:aliforn l:l Corp nr .tt ion, a!'l
Tru•H,.t' b\· "llh"ll!Utlron hv an
iO !'IIIIImt'Ot 10 "11 1101/ tfiltl'd
./an~ar' 17. I96H. r••• ordrd in
tht" o(fi• •' of thl' { \Hinlv Hf'·
rordtr of Qr,•njl•· Lounh. Cilli·
fornia. on Junu.~r' 10, ifl6fl, in
1\ook R\Qf,, P .. ,~~;,. (,R9, r.f ()If,.
r oal H····orrb-of Or .. n,w I "unt~·.
whi r h ~uh «l i lut irm "''" nmd,.
and 1''"'11 pur"ll•<nl lo th•· 1•··rm1<
o f lhotl I I'll oliO IJ,,,.d t'll Tru,.l
dil!Pd Jul\· fl, ]fltll, 1'\t'I"U!t•tl
bv 1\illi,tm 1.. lhm ir!. ,,n.t Lil·
lian H. ll.tl\i• 1... hu,.b•tn d and "if•·, dOd ,.., rordf'rl ~Jul y 12,
IQ6 I, io Honk 1781. Pajlt' 269,
of Oflif'ial R"<'Offl" in thr of-
lwr of th,. H•·•-•Jr•l .. r of Ou•njlr
Counl\', C :tllfortu.l, ~>o i ll ,. .. 1] al
p!lhl it .ou• loon lti hijthfO M hid·
1lf'l fur f'H-"'h j Puyn ll)l" HI 1 im,.
nl ~alro 1n law{,d mnn("y u f thro
I nl lt'd ~t.u ..... ) 111 th., ma in P I\•
tranr•r of th•· ..;,.l>o'fiOrl llt•ach
C it~· 11;111 , J:lfKl Nr wport IJnule·
~~trd, 1\'o•wpurt H••~t•·h , Cou nty of
Onillfl"· Suotf" of l :aliforoi", all
r i~tht, 1itlf' and int Nf'.O.I con·
•r y,.•l to an1l no..,. hf'ld by il
un drr .c••id ·IJ,.,.d or Tru~<t In thr•
pra pNty "itunted in thl' t:ounty
of Or11n,;r, Stntr o f f:Miiforni 11,
1\i'"r rih•·•l IH<;
An und lvidrd 1/42 intf'r~sl
in an•l to lhMt r r11111i0 99 yrar
ll'ound lt-11~.-. d11t,.d Ot·lob .. r
12, 1959, t>u .:at~d by Rom
and Coht, Inc., • .. orpouulool
lr.•I'Or, ia fnor ol Vl•t• 0..
l.ido, 1 eorporatioo, 1f}fllll~i.
for the term of 99 yranl corn-
mrllt:ill~ Octobf..r 15, 1959,
aad tenalulla~ o. Octobfo:r 14,
2058. wllido lut'e I• reront-
ed I• bot>k 4937, pa~ 194,
OHicl•l llec:ord-. cowerla1
d••t e~tt•io propetty Ia the
elt7 of New,ort Be•ck, MrtHI
panlctt l..-lr due":tibed du~:rttl•,
u a.-.tteded by • iaal1'1111teat
d•tecl Oclobcr 18, 1960, eacl
rec.CMdecl Novf!MI.er 2$, JSJ60.
•
ega y par e on e wpon f.~~~~~~~~~~ TROPICAL FISH Blvd., north of 22nd St., 2721 E. Coost Hwy. and belon ging to Bernard CORONA DEL MAR Pl um bing Repairs We have the largest and
Grube r of Long Beach, was BUILDING Phone: 673-0S.SO DAY & NlmiT most beaut•ful selectiOn of
damaged artcr Dianna Gem--:;;,:;:;;;:;::::===~ WATER HEATERS trop1cal f1 sh •n the area
mel\, 1254 Belfast, Costa • RQIODELUIG • ~ 67 30 We also carry a fu ll line of
Mesa, ran her Plymouth into ADDITIONS • UPHOLSTERY 1 ::~~~~======-1 aquar1ums, and a ll acces·
i1 •.• Ron Chomi><•lain, 436 LICENSED 1 IOIIDED I· HURSERY '"'ies needed !"' 1he hobby.
F ED UPHOLSTERING South Sea Tmpical
LEGAL NOnCE R H. GERWICK (By lon>peca Cro't.smt>t~/ 218 W. Wilson Slreel
3""-1'-d /' 51-.rubs , Interior Plants
[n book 5523, pal!t' 261, Offi·
r ial Records; IOjZI"ther ~<ith
th,. ~!lclusi~~ rijlht to us .,
and occupy a cl'rtain apart·
m~nl desi jOlilted a" '\i o, 4-d in
th~ comm u njt~· ;rparlmt'nt
building known a,; th>' \'i,;la
Or l Lido, and 1h,. rtf'l ulli~,.
right to u!l•' and or rup~· thai
cenai n automobi!l' parlinjt
"""-'""10 REMODEL' 2 ,c . set OHLY Costa Me sa -548-7961
673 '"'I s-2170 T•opicol & Trees -----.,. S69.50 Coil ··e.-·· ... , lnsectcides and Fertilizer
S.o .. lrot th• Coaual
Ar .. witt. O...eHty c.flc•et• & ,,_,,
'
l:lP"f'~ dt',.i fl;lllllo•d a,; ~o. 4·<! 29fiS;;;,,..,,;;~ and th ,. appun <'nanr,.,. th r rrlo, Rd •• LJ 8-3318
h,.in11 the ~<amr rild'tt,; 11nd in· 1 :':·0~. :Bo::;•:f:Z~I==Co;:•:la::M:•:•:•-: l<•rf'SI " 1U lfll ill•d ,,.. thr tru,.lor
hf't~·in in 1h" a,.,iji;Tim,.nl ,,r • DRY CL EAHIMG
...n,.l '"""" florn \ l.'itrl' /),·I
l.i1lo . ,,.,.,,.j,·o\ <'onr urro•ntly h,.rt·~>o ilh. -n
!"aid N.tlo· ,.·,1! l.>f' mild o·, i1111 (}uit!./1'-_
"ithuut eo•rnanl 01 w.Hranty, ~ '''f'"·"'"' or implif'd rt'jt'utlin~t Iii,., po""'"""iun or ~'lll'um-CINIII
brnn r ,.,., to p .. , thro 'un pai•l
prin.-i pal !lum o th•· nvt•· ,.,.. ProCe•ai011al and budaet
r orPd by .. a id u .... ,l of Tnut\ Jcllcoo'ino -raat MtYice
1o wi l: 134 ,004.16, "'·ith int .. ;. _ quali ... work_
~!I I th~r!'ol fr om July \, 1967, •I
at th .. ra tr of 6.6~ prr nnnum, lleiC aenice l•undry.
a$ in ~11id Nolr pro••ided, ,,.. Pinilhed Laon""'
jtl.!lht"r with ali•·ancl'., und~r thf' 1
lf'fml' of 11ai<l n,.,.,J uf TruM ; ....... CJ
ler!l, f'harll:>'l'l anrl "'P"OI'f'l' o f -1 r~--· H .,. I ._ • -,.,., thr ru !'II'P nn1 Qf th,. Tnt"'! 0-
215 M.ht H. I . 536-6@5 S&H Green Stomps
FREE dol & pickup fREF. IJF.U\'F.Rl' -------J ~o•o••
CUSTOM
FURNITURE U PIIOL STE R Y ::•...:S::!P.!O'-'R,_,T_,IN,_,G~GOO~D~S~-
• QUALITY WORK • H.A.RT'S
NEIL'$ SPORTING GOODS
FIREHOUSE 538 Center Street
2109 M .. pott lh•4. Costa Mesa
... .,.,. a.~~c:h 67S...«)).f Phone: 646-1119
UPHOLSTERY e REFI NISHING
DRAPERIES e CUSTOM C ARPETS
AMfLE PARKIN(. IN REAR
NEWPORT FURNITURE CO., INC.
••wH T:RF. THIJ 4 U.J. F I.AGS PI.Y"
2660 W. C.••• Hwy., N_,., Beech, Tel•-• 6.407
ESTABLISHED Ui l9.fl>
LOU ROY ELDER
,.,l'alf'd by ,.aid lltt•l nf Trn~l. MS
Th.-bf'nt-ficiary 11nder >~aid f~~~~========l l n •• ,.d nf Trn11t. hy re810on of th,.
brr1u;h or d,.fauh In lht-obi\·
CONTACt L.CNICa
II.YCWC "II ITYL.ING
I'IICI"I'II"CT!P .. O
PI'IIIUCIIIIIING
fliHinnlio -eurt>d lht'rrhy, hr.re-FLOWERS FOR toforr t-~r('Qit-d and drl!¥rrerf
•t thf' rr.qu ..... l or thf' uadrr-ALL~ OCCASIONS
"'il(tled 11 wrilll'n i),.d.,•tion of J"\..U •. -{ 'T"Osh J)rl•uh llld n .. .., ... d for .,.\.,, Ll'f~ J ~
and written •oli ee of bre•ch
•d eleet io.~ IO c•o•r lhr liD• FLORISTS
dcr•if5J'ed to ~11 ••id propertY. PHOMI: 646-W7t'
to fllltlllfy u ld ohli«-t lou•, ~~~~~ 2.tll ..... ,.,. IIYL
theruher o-. <k!Gbt'r 13, 1967, COSTA MI!SA
lile 11111~tnl~rd u •.ed Jilaid f-:::::;::~~~:::=:::===1 NotiCf' of Btncil •d of ·~lee--I· tiot~ to Rll to br, r1;cordflcl le GLAS$ PIOOUCTS
Boot 8403, P•r 642, of Nid
Ollidal Roco•d•. AMERICAN GLASS
D•te: J•••., 17, 1961
1\e IA"It1te Corpor•tie. All &ypea o f tiUI By Oorl• Croc .. Atita.orixed SiR~~•t•N'l 2$14\oS: Nn~port Bl•d..
hbli••a Feb. 1. t 1 IS, 1961. Cot&aMua
Ia \he Ple•p«t K•,. ... E••fp 1 __ ..,:_Ph;o-:;"::c":.:'..:5:.;41-:::_2:::16::..:1 ___ 1
PHONE 6G0702
• FRAMES
11.Z41RVIN£
NtfWPORT BEACH
WE$TCL.!Ff' PL.AlA
llg Price Recluctlona ..
A. DAMES, frame.
1a L IMIIIIIT, ~TA 111M •l•u .. .,.,.,
• PHARMACY
CHRISTENSEN
PHARM.A.CY
3021 E. Coast Hw)'.
Co rona del \lar
Phone: 673-2550
NEWPORT CENTER
PHARMACY
1402 Newport C en ter
Drive East
On \ledical Bui ldina)
Phone: 644-2131
• RESTAURAHT
BERKSHIRE'S ...... .,
LUNCH EON -DINIIER
COCKTAILS
ORiole l-'-405
3450 VIA OPORTO
Newport Bead\
.K1SEF'S
Fine Restaurant
Phone 673-1180
2121 E. Coasl Hwy.
Corona del Mer
(Adj.cent to Jamaica Inn)
MABEIIIY'S
Shoe llepoir
PutMindl.t=
llepolr -0.,.
aHST ......
ONE OA' IEJMC£ 1190 H..ttor .. V'I.
CoNMIM -·W•»u
'
I
•
I
Royalty to be chosen f!.C!tn thf!~~!~! !·~~~. Ro••• 1nd royally will •i" ~day, Peb. 12, Ill
dM meelina 6f tb• Costa
~a..a.y Cilif!t Fllchtia
Sod_., a& Cbe Cotta Me11
Lepce Holl.
will bo Jobe ...
a..,.. •• ld. ro•-"• ot ao ..
IIllo -.;111 Pod<, ft1~
&ior. H• will lptJak"" .. Cul-
ture ol ro•••· ...
A ltine ~nd queen wi II bo
Mlectlld &o OOII'IPil4 for lhe
national litlu April 21 at
lho P•traou.nl recreation
~••r. Loa Maetea.
Al 1 a.&. ICIIMone Mw .. ,. aMI• rr.. •• slaw'• pole and City of Newport.
I Coke boule throu&b aS by ~· •t , , ,£dwud Beac:h ai. ll 2601 Eat ..
4 whtdow .ad ten• at lbe Bmlu, 25 Bay hl•d. ,._ bluff drive at 1:4!5 p.m. , •
home ol Pacricla Stomel, paned the tMft o( 1 ... int;h Thornaa Stmley, 19. o( 23$5
llOJ Viua LaNdo, EA1t pottable TV Inn hia livina Eldon St., Cotta Mcu, wae
Blufl'. • .Timothy Moo" of fooa\0 lftd a puru •d wal· ttoppod. (or a routine tratl'ic
Santa Ana, drivina on Fem· let from hit -.id't room violation and a check of hit
l~al ftOfth of Seavio•. col· while the waa a1Hpin1• • . record revealed an ouutud-
hded with the car driven by May bad luck h._t dlo .,.... ina warrant, 10 he wu book-
IIIGIAMT PROMOtED Ch•let Shanner, 201 Kinas dal wbo broke 1 auo mi,._ ed on the charae or faHwo
Prank W. Brown, son-in .. _Place. Clit1 Haven, •• David ror at Bcll~my'a R•ataurant to pay a fine ••• falcon
iall!' or Mr. and Mu. ·William Myon, 1121 W. Coast Hwy., at 1~10 a.m .•• The loft fen-Lwmy, 32, of 410~ s.,.,h.,,e
Oerlack or 2241 Continental Welt Newport, Wat tort or der or tho Old• driven by Drive, Weal Newport, wal
Ave,, Cotta Meta, hat been lucky~ lh~h tlS worth ~f Louise Cos. of Lap.na booked on the charae of MRS. ARTHU~ YATES, is pictured here with her
promoted to master aer .. ant lapel wlffe I"IOien rrom h1 1 Beach waa damapd after a drunk drivina at 1300 W, c• no attempt ••• made •· 11' · ......... c · Co H r h r · daughters, Kristy, on the left, and Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. in the U.S. Air Force. He is • . .... co 111on WI'" '"o onunon-aat wy., a tcr e a1led
a materiel supervisor at Me:· atoal h11 11ereo ••• Ro~rt tal driven by Robclrt. Waran-to pan the aobriety tell; Yates just moved to 1712 Highland Dr ive, Harbor
0 . p Blakealee, Co1'!an-off, 193S Windward Lane, his swervina in lanes first Hi ghlands, from We s t Los Angeles . Kathy, 11 , was
""1eA B,N.J., and 1 mem-der, Cotta had the 0 -ycreot,-E. Coao1 Hwy., ator••ted pol,·ce at&eot1·oo · ber r .t.. M·1· A . rrt u. ..... -president of her c lass at Mariner's School last month . :~;o~~·=··=='='ta::ry:::::~'='~'::::::':amo::::ol?:..=::~V•W'=', weat or Orchid, Corona del ••• Philip Steven, 1', of Command ° Krlsty, Q, is a me mber o f Troop 101 4 of Gi rl Sc outs.
' and Mar. • ."It'• juu human 323 Walnut, Newport Shore s, Mrs. Vat es is a tutor for the Newport Mesa school
nature 10 run," said Howard was found tyina on the side-Lindsey, 32, or .530 w. Wil-walk at 425 llnd St., West system In remed ial reading and al so teaches 2 days
BALLS
VOLLEY
BALLS
TETHER BALLS
SOCCER BALLS
FOOTBALLS
HAND BALLS
TENNIS RACKETS
• lancroft
• WUson
• Dunlop
• Davis
TENNIS SHORTS
TENNIS SHIRTS
TENNIS SHOES
lUIH ' TENNIS DRESSES -SHOES
~ENNSYL VANIA
son, No. 36, Co•t• Me .. , Newpo rt at 1 a.m., and was at Canyon School . Mr. Yates is manufacturing mana·
who wu booked on the booked on the charac of in-ger for Varian Data Ma chines, 1590 Monrovia Ave.,
chuac of drunk in public, tqs.icated in public. West Nf'Wport Heights. {Ensign photo). lftcr he ned on foot from _;_-:-__ _;_ _______ _;~~_;;.;.._;.;...:..;;....;;;_;.;:_;_;_;;;.._':"" ___ _
~~:,,h:o:";·~:;d hi• City Buildin ... Permits
GIRL GYWN.UT TUM .i:ll'
AdWorldA<IVefi'isins Aaen-.-The Newport Beachbui ld-Or. A. Sander , alterations,
cy of Newport Beach has 1n1 department started the 3431 Ocean Blvd., 58,000,.
been named official adver-new year wi th 1 Januazy H.R. Sproul, 602 Po •n-
tising and public relation• permit total of only 1841,· s eltia .. Ave, !•story , l..uru t
repres entAtive for one of 261, according to the end-dw elling, $32,800.
Amer ica's molt amazina of·the"1TTonth. budding tcport. C. Hixson, 2621 Cove St.,
athletic teams, repreaentina Las t year the January total temporary repai1 of damage,
the Un ited States in na-was 51 ,146,191. Sl,OOO.
tiona\ and Ol ympi c com pcti-Followina permi ts, va lued ShOfe CliUs
1:i'On. at Sl ,OOO i nd mo te, we re is-Gcorae Weedo n, H2 \l<Hn-
Southern California Aero sued durin& the last 1 weeks in& Canyon, add bath 1n
Team (S,C.A,T.) is a hiahly of January: pl ayroom, $\,500.
skilled &roup of &iris una-Balboa Balt.oa hlan_.
Carl Henrichsen , 2500 \\',
Coas t t-lwy., 1emode \i n& and
plumbing fm rest.a urant,
53 ,000 .
C11r of :"J~w port B~ac h ,
pa!l ltllln:. m c1 ty hall an·
ne :l., J:!OI \'1a Oj,Nw,
SI ,OOO.
.ll. Pot.oma, LQOO W .. Ba.J-
boa Blvd. .. teplacc: shin ales,
S\ ,000.
L.E. Kcphan, :11 liHh
St., 3-:.1.01~ ,l-un1t a pattm~nt
building, 537,700 . inginaae fr om 4 to 21. They William Roth , z-atory, 1-Roy Bulloc.k, 21 0 D1amond
have compiled the record of unit dwelling, 210-l E. Ave ., dwellm& Yo'Jlh apa1t-o\nc1en t\tarmer restaurant,
winnina all of the 74 meets Ocean Fl., S-'0.000. mont, SJJ,oop. :oo7 'A . Coa st ~lwy •. foun-
they have entered. The. Les Hart ison, 2170 Chan-W .. t Newport H•ivht• Jauon, 510,000.
A.A.U. has awarded ill se-net Rd ., fire place ·hood, Newport \-ted 1ca l Bud d 1n g. Gua1an teed llomes , HOJ
nior champions h ips to the Sl,OOO. 301 Placcnt•a A\·e., te nant Se a shore D1 .. :! stor ~.l--onl t.
club , and the U.S. Olympic P . Scully, 223-l Cha nnel a.lterations for med1cal of-d"ellmg, Sl-l,OOO.
Commi uec has awarded the Rd ., 1epaus due to broke n f1ccs , 520,000. Yt'auen Turner, ::600 to
· 1· 1 0 W t U 8o :800 ~ew"ott Blvd, fcnc~. younJ Sters the 1968 Olympic water 1ne, s , 00. •• pper y ,,
NEIPORT HAIIa!R ENSIGII
SECOIIO SEI:TIOII --Pill 5
THURSDAY, FEB. I, 1 ..
COIOIA on IIAII, CAUF.
e ••h .. U.C1uru u.w..
e Ml LC..Hwy.,
C..sa.,Mir • 1111--·· ---...... -.., ...... -·-
:lOll
a1 A G0oo MltGIIIOI
.......
her 1 fnar.,
Halbar VitiiOt
I lftd 10 a .m.,
•W can o. r•r lri~lll
•ith yaJu.a.lc UttonMii"''
Wid aiha r... tri•dly
butiftUI lm11 .. idl
ltand rcMJ 10 •••• her beCDtM ....... d widt
her •cw aunwndi•••· ·
THI IWI-¥18'1011 -.,HYMMI
aymnastic final trials for Cor-• ... 1 Mar C. Adams, 161! L1nco\n Sl .HO.
bo th me n and women. Lyle Cutlet, 18J!Bayvic"·· Ln., sw immmg pool, 52 ,500. r,;.-----... ---11110~
Ad World is spearheading add din in& a rea, 5!,000. Factory De velopment VALET 3/1.90 TENNIS BALLS
DUCK FOOT FINS a campaign to solicit sup-Co.tp .•. 351 Hosp1 ta \ Rd.,
port for the team so i t can LEGAL NOTICE su1tc Improvements, U .SOO .
Weiqht Sets continue its activities. ~OTICf: OF TR L'ST[t:'S S." u :
TR!'ST ~0 . 60J.l Bar hils
Dumb Bells
Ched Pulls
TO IAICOCK On ~·ebrua rv 23 . 1968, at
A .$1 9 million conuac t t.o .elev~ o'ci.O("k ·"·"· F i r~t ' A,....n c-a n Ttl!!' ln.su ranee 1 BIKES produce ~w lat&et s coring Ttu!!ll Compllny, a,.o; tro!!ltee , or
systems has been awarded suc-r.e~!!lor tru!!lt"l!' or su~ti
Babcock Electronics Corp. 1utf"d trustt"e, by lht' c:t"r~io
of Costa Mesa by Hayes In-lk!!>d . or Tr~~t _P"xt"coteod .by
. I C Bab Pf.Tf.R r:. I :'\C.F.H, a miJ rt ld ALL ternatlona orp, cock's man and rP"C:ordt"<i Octobe-r U,
PARTS ~ TYPES aeros pace di\•ision w'ill pro-1963 in Book 6759, Pagf' 654
duc c in uc:en of 400 of the of Offici.! Reconls of Orange TilES of com'"""'ny's atandard scorina'Couoty, · Ca lifonai~ •,11d. par·
.
·--...-,. · .... at to tirl•t certata Nonce or ACCESSORIES MASKS systems by the end or the Default and £\ectioa to ~eu IMI )'etr. The taraets, towed by lh ereuo de r rl!'€:ordl!'d Oc tober 1~!!!!!1!!!!!1~~2~!"'!~R:EP:A~I~R~S~IIlllllllllllllliiJ~~;:;IIllllllllll ... ~~~g~a~~~~~~A~i~r~F~o;rc~e~a~ir~c~r~a;ft~,~a~r=e~u~s:e:d 24. 1967 in Book 841 3, Pa.gr for training and weapon 393 of Offi ci•! R ,.cord ~ of
ems evaluation OraDgt" Cou nt y, will undt"t •nd
' pur,.uant 1o "'"'i.t 0t"t"d of Trut
!!It'll at public auelion for C:a5h,
lt~ .. 'ful mon .. v or thf' l'nited
.S ta lt"a of "mt"ti C'n, at th!' mai n
"'e!!lt !'DiriiDC'I" to thr First
AIDI:'tit-a n Titlt' \n."'urance
Tru!lt (Ompilny buildinp.
C:;t lt'd a t thr "'nu thf'ast cornror
of F ifth nn<l \hoin Str,. .. l,. in th r
city of St~n la .\n.o, Californ ia
a ll tha t ri111ht titlf' and intrr<!'!lt
con v,.yt'd to and no..· he ld
undl!'r [},.t'd of Ttu!ll in thr
propt"M)' 'iiloott,.d in the-Cnuntv
and St.ot!' de,.crib.od a,.:
In the last
five ' the as Company
has reduced its
rates 6 titnes.
1966 1967
COSJOFGAS-
(•COST OF LIVING, euruu ol llb« Stlltltllct, LCMI AnQelet I Orenoe CCkinly ArM.!
(And saved its customers
$2()9million.)
One bf rm~ny w•ys an investor-owned com~ny c•n pleue ita c:ustomen is by holdinc
down eon. while maintainint hi&h ltllnd.rdt of tervic:e.
The Qu Company Me done ju.t: tMt. Since 1963. our six ratte reduc:hons have Nved
our c:uatomen more tMn 1123 million. Seven refunds we have mllde in thail Nme period
of time .td up to an Mclitional $16 million-or • total of $209 millton.
Th•t'• the way we do buli..-. a..ch time we 5ower our r•..., 1• bec:omn an even
better buy ror more Soutt.m c.IV~ And ... " been wotlri.nc hllrder 1h8n ever
10 make c:«tain lhe quality ol our .....,.a llttlys trich.
And. of courM, Southern Californ.iaM ..., beneftt from our p.yroll .-nt in their
communiti-. Tile ....... r-7 help in a number oiWQ'I
from IC.hool bDplo~~~teCMMI tiO Aood coalboL
Thein,..,...-a .. ~.., -a....WJinl,....
It's our plodp to do that.
l.ot -' in Block Ill ol Tract
So. 23-J ,.,. s hown on a \l•p
ff'C'OI'df'<l in Book \3, p&fllt'S
36 ;on<i 17 of \l i~rr ltaneoou
\laP"', rrl'ord:'< of Oran ~
C:oonly, Califnmia.
Said ,.,.tr .. ·ill b" m.Jdt' .. ·ith out
co Wl'Dil n t or "'llfr.l o tv, ,., prt'!l~ ed
or implit'd, a" to the-1 illt",
po!l!lf'!l!l ioa or r ocumbr;onc:r5 to
<oali,.fy thl' rema inin .r prin C'i pal
<o Um dol!' on the-oOit' ,.,.C'ur .. <l bY
.. 11 id lk t'rl of Tr ut to "'it:
$12 ,12~.·~~ ,.·ilh intrrr"l thnf'•
on (rom St"pC rmber II, 1967 "'~
pr ovi<J,.d in ~a id nolt" tO!,I:I"Ih"r
wi th ft'r!l, char~!'l ltnd "~ P"'""'""
o ( th"' rrur.tt'fl anti .. uc-h oth .. r
:o um" a"" nuo y h11 vfl ~fln ad -
wanrfld by the owne-r and hol der
nl Aaid note-, with inteTt"$1, •HI
pr ovided in ."'aid Oet"d of Tro~t.
llatt"d: Ja nuary 31,1968
FIRST AM[RICAN TITLF: I~·
S\fR .\N CF: & TR UST COMPA "Y
BY .~LAS ·"· KNOX ,.\I!IAi!!ltan t ~<:.retary
rubl~h: ~'r-b. I, 8, I.>, I %8, Ia
th,. ;'lirwport H•rbor Easip
RICHARD S. MIT CHELL of
31 Ruby Ave., Balboa Is-
land, ~as been promottd ID
assistant vice president at
United C"lifornia Sink's w. 17th St. ofii ce in Sin\1
Ana, wtlere he Is second In
comm•nd of ttl e ofti ce. Ht
was born in lndlana.. wu
t,Jind In Iowa "'d gradu•
ltd from the s tate unlve.-si ly It low• Ci ty.
Ted Lmstcdt, 10!8 West-
wind Way, sw•mm1 n& po<'l.
52,200 .
Cliff Houn
Everett Gust Jr ., SYo Jm-
m•na poo l, 613 St. James
P l., U ,SOO .
Newport Heightt.
W.E. Sm1th, -lOO El \Io-
den• Ave., add to ltv1n1
room, k1tchcn and aara&e.
$4,000. H..._,
TheRev.W. Donald Brown,
3607 Lake A\·e .. cnlarac
bedroom, relocate entrance,
$2,000.
3U7 1. C....~~~~-_,.
COI:ONA DIL. MAl:, CAIM'OIINIA
C'HASE fl HELEN CRAMPTON
• Ex.n ·lknt f:lt·a ning'
• Fine Ltunrln
• Ahcro~ti9th
l'lclr Up & Delivery-~'hone 675~10
HOU GeT MOfle Ollf OF UFe
BBOBUSE LFSLA DMDBnDS 8Re
Yo u',·e 1·un up q uih • :~ St'i'l't'~ T ilt' .!1\'iden"s f rom your
a e<'ount nt l .• a j!'U n:t F•·.lt•t al ~avings and Lonn :\ssociation
hnve been pa il'l n~)!ul:u·Jy . . and un time ... (or lhe
pa.~t 3::\ y ears . You W t•l't' nA"h1 tulX't our con servative judgment
a nd fn r·alxt\'e-;1\·t:'t'I'U''-' liqtwllt,\' rat io wo uld make l.aR"una
F'e<ltm d Savi n ~s a ~(1\irl , snf e. hiJrh·yic lrl investment.
LFSLA has assets in c.xee~~ ,,r $11 ~.ono.ooo.oo nn!i, fot· added
tH'Olect inn, Y•lllt' m'<'c ~tint is insured to S 11l,OOO.OO
by a permanent UirCIH'Y c1f the t lnite<i States Government.
Aren't you glad we't•e on ymu team?
5% cutTenl annualmte o n INWbook accounta.
1.21% when yqu add our .. 25% bonus dividend to current annual
rate on $1 .000 minimum 3-year certU\cate accounta.
'
LOCAL RIDERS WIN -•h• ,00 ...... -lictpered in auca.o Cali-
fotala'• lhat official bono
lhow JM. 2~21, wilh C&lh,
.. , .... trophi .. lftd l ribbon
aw~rda preaontod ia 3D dil-
ter-.tt E.,.ll1h 1nd Wet~om clu•••· Honomen from Df~nae,
Lo1 Anaelu, Rivonide .nd
San Dicao counties partici-
pated in the 2-day arrai r
11aaed at Rancho California
Arpna. located one ~i lc
north of Temecula on HIJh ..
way 395, midway between
Rive11ide and San Oieao.
The lis t of winners and top
finishers included a number
of local names:
All -·· ridlltn .., Palllt HuddleaiOn ol N"'port
Beach.
Green Jumper <rencea r
\0 3'6 .. ) -WiMer: Snoppy.
ridden by Jill Newhouae o(
Santa Ana. Also a lOp
fini1her: Idle Succeu, ricj..
by MaryJakubiec of BalboL
Junior Jumpeu • 11 and
WJder-Winner: Holy ~oke,
ridden by Sheree AM Miller
of Tuatin.Aiao a top (inish-
er: Idle Succcu, ridden by
Vicki Svendsen or Balboa.
Green wo rkina hunteu •
Winne r: County Cork, rid-
den by Dec Dee Beauchamp
orBalboa.Aiso atop finiah-
er: Somethina Swee t, ridden
by Mary Jakubiec of Balboa.
NEWORT HARIOR EIISIGII
I£COIID SECTIOII --PtCt 5
THURSDAY, fEB. I, 1151
QlAOIIA DEL liAR, CALif.
She's artist
of month
Collaau, oil• and mixod
modia by Newport Beach .,..
tiat Me rlyn Smi th Aronovici
are on di l play this month at
Marinen Library. Stle has
been sOiected as FebNat)'
ut.is t of lhe month by the
Newport Beach Junior Ebell
Club.
LESA WAGNER of Newport Beach, riding Harr iet, won
the Junior Working Hun ters (14 to 17 years) event at
Rancho California's fi rst official horse show Jan. 2Q-.
21. P resenting the award is Ringmaster Tommy Tho-
mason. More than 300 riders part icipated in 30 dif-
ferent English and Western classes held at Rancho
California Arena.
Junior workina hunters,
14 lO 17, winner: Harriet,
ridd :n by Lesa Waancr of
Ncw;,~3rt Beach. Al s;, a top
fin isher: Mr. Apple Jack,
ridden by De c Dec Beau·
champ of Balboa.
Hunt scat cqui tatioo. l3
and under • Wi nne r: Idle
Success, ndden by Vicki
Svendsen o f Balbo a,
Hunters under saddle-ll
and under -Winner: Idle
Success, ridden by Vicki
Svend s en or Balboa.
Hunters under saddle , 14
to 17 -Winner: Hi ah Rise,
ridden by Carey Shefte or
La J olla. Also top
fin.isheu : All Roman, rid-
den by Pattie Huddleston or
Newporl Beach ; Coun ty
Cork ; ridden by Dee Dee
Beauchamp o f Balboa.
A HEART IS TORN into 2 pieces by
(fr om leftl Commodore Pat Dougan; /lis
.wife , Catherine; Mrs . Hart, and Fleet
Captain Jack. Hart of th e Bahia Carin·
thian Yacht Club, In preparation fo r the
"broken heart dinner scramble," wbich
wilt determin e the seat in g at this Satur-
day evening's dinner dance, a highligh t
of the joint regatta with the lido Isle
Yacht Club. (Photo by Stephen Peregrin.)
The artist .attended Chou-
inard Art Ins titute and is a
araduate o f Scripps Colleae.
Claremont. where she re-
ceived the Grace Nichelson
Award for art achievement.
She is included in lhe 1 ~6 7-
68 edi tion of "Outstandina
)'OUR I women in America."
She is a member of the
Cos t.a .\leu Art League
and president of lh e Orauge
Coast Chapter, Scripps Col-
leae Alumnae Associati1Ml. Hun t scat equi ta tion, 14
to 17 -Winner: High Ri se,
ridden by Care)' Shehe of
La Jolla, Other top finish-
ers: lianiet, ridden by Lesa
Wagner of Newport Beach;
Eliza Dooli u le, ridden by
Deanna P e~·ton nf Corona
del \lar; c,,unty Cork, ridden
by Dee De~ Beauchamp of
Balboa.
Valentine , theme for regatta
,Loc al Artist
Novice jumpers, Open -
Winner: Hard Ice, ridden by
Leslie Oertl y of Fountain
Valley. Al so a top rini sher :
By Haney Langley
Valentine exci tement
EXHIBITS IMPRESSIONISTIC OILS
Idl e Succe ss, ridden by
1\.-lary Jakubiec of Balboa.
Other working hun ter
takes on a nauti cal th eme
thi s weekend, Feb. lJ.ll,
fo r the: joint regaLia sche·
duled be: tween Bah ia Corin·
lhian and Lido Is le Yacht
Clubs.
Warn1up gre~n V.1'lrking
Hun ters -Winne r: \lanches-
ter, ri dden b)' Leslie Oertl)·
of Fountain Valley, Alsn a
top fin isher: Al l Roman rid-
den by P auie Huddlc:s ton of
Newport Beach.
1-lun teu unde r saddle, open
-Wi nner: ~oble Effon. tid-
den b' Susan Pan nf La
Jolla. ·Also a top finisher:
sweepstakes -Wi nner: Ri ver
Train, ridden b)' Bob llolt
of Coltoo. Other hlp fin ish-
ers: Idle Success, ridden by
Vicki S\'endsen of Balboa;
Uarrie t, ridden by Lesa
Wagner of Newport Beach.
Hun ter hacks, open -Win-
ner: Just Joe. ridden by
Gre tchen Tan k of Temecula.
Also a top 'finisher: Eliza
Doolittle, ridden by Deanna
PeYtoo of Corona del .\la r.
Musicale for music group
The two club s share th e
racing nrogram al ong wi th
Bahia Corin thian's tint
semi,..fomJal !.l inner dance tlf
the BM season under
Commodore P atrick Dougan
and his wi fe. Catherine , and
\Irs. Robert K. Paley of
Lidu Isle: Yacht Club.
A c••mbined contingent or
2lll fmm buth clubs will
Jine an!.l Jance Sawrday
evening in the main dining
room of Bahia Corinthian's
club facili ties at the Balboa
Bay Club, to the music of
Ronney Brown's orchestra.
DISPlAY THROUGH FEBRUARY
-AT -
Upper Ba r Associate s of
the Orange County Phil hat-
monic Soc iet) v. ill gathet
\lo nda~ mo rnmg, Feb. 1~.
to enj11y a ptogram of ,·ar•
!Ct\ and tal ent b\ then own·
me;t1be1s at thC hnme rrf
their cha 1rman, \Irs. Cor~
\IT s, Thomas 1-lendeuon will
play the flute. \Ir s. Jac k
S iefeldt will s ing, w1th Bob
\l01eau accompan~ 1ng on
the organ. and \h. \lo teau
~ill also pe 1furm several
otgan s olos , and \"Ir s. Rn -
ben Smi th will cont1 ibute a
Derorations pi an nell for
the Jam-packed night com-
bme the talents o f Bahia's
\h s. Catherine {Pat) Dougan
of Cntnna del \lar and the
Club's decorations chair-
man, a1tist Lillian (\Ir s, K.
Wal l~) Wallets anJ he! ~om-ANO
MUTUAL SAVINGS
L..OAN ASSOC I AT I ON
2867 EA ST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEl MAR
LAD IES !
Jon Au s tm. cello solo.
A bus1nes:~-meet1ng rte-
Ledmg the mus1cale "ill in·
elude dtscuss!On nr the fund
drive under the chaumanshir
of \Irs. Kenneth S10. ift.
nJ ittee.
PICK UP TIC KETS FOR FREE SHOW
\h:~-. Sail} .l ohnllon, 1.\hn
l•dl a lso ~mg :~-everal num·
be t!> fot snp1ano voice, v.tlt
tn ttoduce the prngram. Thete
~1111 be a lo lling t11 o v.rth
\Irs. Chllstophe • Kitchins .
ptan!!>t; \Ir s. Robe.ll Sm1th,
cellist. and \I!S."\Iat) Shad·
duck, v10hn1SI. \\Is . .fohn
l(e11 "Ill sing a gr oup of
songs b~ Johannes Bt ahms.
Assisting the hostess With
luncheon au anaements w1ll
be \Its. S. Paul Nissen,
\\IS . Stanley Leliei'Te , \-Ir s.
Richard Le ith and \It s.
Fun and froli.c theme of
the affa1r sdected b} \hs.
Dougan and entertainmen t
chai1man, \Ir s. Robert E.
Poole J1., v. i ll be a b1oken
heatt dinne1 fiCTam ble. All
membeJS and guests or both
clubs ,,n aoiva\ dip into
tw tn rcJ and 10.h ite buckets,
tak1ng half of a br oken
hear!. Their partner duong
!.l inne r ts th e o thet half.
TERM SAVINGS: For the budgel ·minded ..
unexpected expenses ... taxes .
and other annual payment s.
Interest compounded quarterly.
/'
"" CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT:
For defintte tnvestment periods.
(minimum $2,500)
mterest mailed quarterly, if de sired.
0
BANKING BY MAIL ... FREE POSTAGE .
A
~
NO SER VICE CHARGE
ON CH ECKING ACCOUNTS
wtth a $300 minimum balance.
COSTA M£SA
ll.ef!nt'th W 'o•ter no (ut 11111 St•ee t
6<1 2 1660
DANA POIN T
Go Fiord Hu,.ter
24till Ll !1'111,.
496 1193
-. '
~~~@
~~-tr
~
S"N JUAN CAPISTRANO
ft>om .. 1 Wrn&el Jl911 c ....... o c "''"''rn~ 191 lUI
M~tmb•• f~t<te ••l OepcKol ,,,,.,.,,. CO•PO<I Iion
0•~11• '"'u••d lo Sl5.000 00
Georae Wiseman.
'
OOUBlE CHASE EHDS
IH DRIVER ARREST
Whde Balboa Pomt tesl-
dents slefll tn then beds
early Sunday. Jan. 28, Wilda
Clark of San Clementi! was
speeding down the nauo"
str eets in hc1 red Cor1·air.
folloY.•ed by Jert y Gonn,
204 29th St .. We st Newport,
honkmg h1 s horn Ill an
att.c mpt to make he r stop,
foll o,led b~ ~ewf"'it Pnltce
U~1 ns v.ith their s isen anJ
red hahts to aet anrbt)d~·
to s top.
\h. Gonn v.·as 1n the chase
because he sa id the: other
d111'eT had h1t hts car nn
Nev.·porl Bh·d .. no1th (If the
Arches nverph~. While
attempting to escape h1m,
she also ht~-th¢ !"'rked
Cotvair belnngmg to Rohert
Jones of 1005 E. Ralboa
Blvd. She was bot,keJ on
charge or drunk driving .
the
HEW CAIILE TO GIVE
BAlBOA MORE POWER
Southern California Edison
Co. has s tarted installation
of a 12.000 volt underwat er
cable under the Newport
Bay's main channel, acCmd~
ins to Ralph C'. Kiser. d is-
tri ct manage!.
The new line, wh1ch wil l
provide an eu1a source nf
pnwer to Balboa proper, wdl
cross the bay from the newly
developed L inda hi e to
Buena Vi s ta Bl vd. The
3.500 reet or cable will be
unreeled f10m a bar1e and
will be laid in a tr ench 1
feet deep scooped in the
bay bottom. Cost of th e JOb
is estimated to betl lS,OOO.
l h•srJ ta llt~ chauman, \It s.
llyde Bra I~, assis ted by
\hs. Wdham C. Adams and
\Ir s . .l ul iu!i S. Au:Hero of
l.1dn \~le, annflu nce couples
actmg fh hnnmar~ ht)S{S
durmg th e r re'"'linner cock-
tall hour fr om 7 to 8 p.m.
v.dl he St.aff Cnmmodores
~dliam ll askcll an!.l ;'Mac"
llnrn anJ their WJ\"eS, fl om
UYC .and Staff C"ommodnre
and \h~. ¥.'dliam L. O'Bryon
an!.l Se nwr Staff C nmrnodore
and \II s . Jloward CJar ke
La nglc~. fr nm Bah1a.
Re:.e rva t inn:. fr nm L1do
l-"l e Yach t Ch11>t ind1cate
the follo wing will be rJie•
sent: C1•mmndore and \Its.
Rohetl K. Pale}. who will
sha re honors presidmg w1th
Commodnre and \Irs. Pat
Dnuaan ; \'ice Commodore
and \Irs. Ro} Wnolsey; Rear
Commodore and \h s. Donald
Ray; Fleet Capta in and \1r s.
.l llhn Redfield; Port Captain
and \Irs. 1\.::n llau Json;StaH
C11mmndnres and their wives,
\lessTS. and \lmes. Mel
Riehl e)', Joe ColeswoTthy,
\I.A. Anderson; \tally Lock-
ney, l le rb Riley ; C.E. Van-
den ·ort and J eny \okCiaiTe;
also \h . and. \Its. Jack
Johns ton; Dorothy and Don-
a ld Ray; the J ames Aliens;
D1. and MT s. Buck Bruce;
\!1. and i\h s. \lichae l As he;
Director and Mrs. flal
PhilliJ's; Mr. and \Irs. Neil
Lohs;.lohn and Lou Bi ll inas;
Glmia and James Bradeson
and the John Runoos.
Attend ing fr om Bahia Cor·
inthian Yacht C\ijb will be
WOMEN'S CLUI WILL Starr Commodose and Mn.
HEAR AIOUT INDIANS Taylm llancock; the 1-tarlan
Coalt Women's club of E. Eaumans; Will iam Ha ys;
Corona del Mar wi ll hold its and Mr . and Mn. Ward Bu·
monthly meetina Tue1day, lCT ; Dilector Matl hall Out-
Feb. 20. at the Irvine Coall field and hi" wife, Donna;
Country Club. Mr•. Euaene Mt . and Mr •. Jack Early;
Wina. ('fuident will call the Bill and Milli Barry from
meetina to order at II a.m., Sanla Ana: the William
and lhe buaineu teuion O..idlu and the Del P .
will be (ollowed by luncheon, Kahana; the Lloyd R. Pla-
Mtt, Jack: Han will inllo-vant of BIIOO.;Mr. and Mra ... 1..
duce Mu. John Shipley, who Dean Ourpn; The Donald
•ill apeak of '"Gut Ameti-R. llowardt o( Newport
ci.n Indians,,. She Ia an a•· Beach and the Lew it H.
•iatant ·10 O.nny Ouey, Dbnmiru.
!In, c!'"scorted by Robe 11
Beecher, \h. and \Ir s. Wil-
liam Ti&he and the Jack B.
Hochade ls team up to at.
tend. Mrs . K. Wally Wa\teiS
wil l be in 11 party with the
R itc hatd N. B1 owns of Lns
Angeles. Ftom Bel Ai1 wdl
come Blanche and Ca11 tlo--
kanson , and from Encino,
the Cas! 11. Noeckers.
Al so plannin& to be in the
throng, au~ J unior staff
Commodore and \Ir s. Wyn-
uett E. Bendall Jr.; the Wil-
liam E. Ch iche:.te rs ; \'1 ce
Commodore and \hs. 1,\'illiam
C. Adams; the J ulius Au:~-
te ros ' and \1r . and \Ir s. Let'-
naTd J . Busse~ J1.
Others a re Real Corrm o-
doJe and \h s. Robett E.
Poole J1.; \Jr . and \ITS . Thn-
mas P lace Jr . of Cos ta
\lesa; Staff Commodore and
\hs. \lyron Sheward; Dircc·
t.o r and \h s. Dt)nald II. \Jc.
Kibbm, and the J ohn 1).
!Iootens and the Robert J .
EaslmansofNewpnrt Reach;
PnrtCapta1nand \ln. James
R. Garnet, who leave to
vacation in Honolul u; the
Tom Da,•idaes; Carl C . Hi I·
grens of Bar Sholes and
Roy E . Cobles of Dover
Shores; Ralph \Iiiier, back
fr om Euro pe ; \~1. and \h s,
Edward S. Gilbell: Flee t
Capta in and \\1 ~. Jack llan
of Laauna Beach. enter-
tainmg the Robett \lcCiahas.
LA lECHE l EAGUE
TO PRE SENT Fil M
"Child r rc:paJatiM, bet ore:
an!.l alter" ts rhc theme:
ca111 Cd ou t m a fl l<lg tam nl
hlms an!.l sp.:al..er s r resen t·
ed b~ La Leche Lcagu.: nt
Costa \l ~sa 111 Jts ~nJ an-
nual 111 m restt\·al at ~ r.m.
Thursday, F ~b ~~ at lluag
Ito sp1 tal
0 1. S. \hchael Schueber,
g~nec~1lngist tlbStCt iiCtan ,
and O.B. ditcCit1t at Ana-
h~t m General \lttspt tal , wrll
~mphaSJlC the tmr••rt an cc,
bt:•th ph) Sl!.:all~ and emtl·
ll o>nall) ro the= moth.: I , bab ~.
ami fa thet. m a rteparc.:J
ddivel\. Th1 s will bl!
sh1>wn ~n the fi lm, "Amt::.11·
can Lamaze O.:l iver},"
produced by R. Banfield J r.
CI VIl WAR REliC~
SHOWN AT liBRARY
A unique exhi bit of C1vi 1
IA'ar telics from rhotograph~r
Wall y Gerhardt's collection
is on di s plar tn the Costa
\1esa Lthtaty . SM Center
St.
Chid lituar ian, \lu. Ger -
tJUdl:!' Pc-a 1cc.:, sa~ s that the
Jispla~ features a prisoner's
-\nJetSI>rl\'J:k d1ar~. a hunt-
mg Ja~:kc.:t bc.:l,"'n ain g to
Genetal Custer. an 186~
1\lus u ato:d L••ndnn .\ews,
nev.!<oparer accounts of tlte
\\at. an!.l carto.,ns fr("lm
t~un ch !dating to Lmcoln.
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DOES IT AGAIN
SACRIFICE PRICES ON '67
EXECUTIVE CARS SAVE TO
$1200 OFF OF ORIIIIAL
FACTORY SnCIER PRICE
and we'll transfer to you the 50,000
mile -5 yea r General Motors warranty.
BACKED BY SELMAN CHEVROLET
''We Mt•asure Our Prof!reu u·ith tile Golden Rule"
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY A CAR WITH EVERYTHING FOR
THE PRICE THAT MOST PEOPlf PAY FOR A STRIPPED DOWN
MODfl. 14 MORE EXECUTIVE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM.
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