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threat is
nex
siderina f)rdinance 1246 recoa.nize ita duty to pr o-
which would PfCZone lhe' vice a school site to ac~
212-acre area above Harbor commodate the new pupils
View Hills where the Irvine who will come into the
Co. proposes to develop a district.
PRACTICING for this we:ek·end's clean--
up drlvt 1n corona del Mar, are from left,
Bob Cunnlson, chalnnan of the clean-up
dr1 ve for the COM Chamber of Commerce;
John Semple, committee member; G. Hu·
bert Pelrsol, president of the Chamber;
Jim Sarto, committee member, and Jimmy
Barto, J.year--old helper.
Threat of an initiative
vote to de-annex a 4,7()().
acre portion of th'eNewport-
r.tesa School Oistrict was
voiced Monday evenina
during the Newport Beach
Ci ty Council discussion of
proposed annexation of
more It vine I and to the city.
The Council was con-
plaMed commun ity district. ";r'here is already a short~
Harvey Pea se, ~alboa aae of classrooms " he
Island rcahOJ and fonncr' said. "!llle new ann~'xation
school board member, said wwld superimpose s trc ~
lhat the Irvine Co. should mcndous burden. I( the
CLEAN UP THIS WEEK-END lrvinc 1 Co. nealccts i ts
duty, I would conside r i ts
approach to be callous.
The annual "clean·up and
rix-up .. week~end .lor Cor~
ona del Mar residents and
commercial properties will
be held this Saturday and
Sunday, March 30 and 31,
accordina to Chairman Bob
Cunni son.
This event, sponsored by
the Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce in c(M)peration
with the City of Newport
Beach, is desisned to help
local residents clear out
aarages of unwanted ma-
terials otherw ise not nor-
mally taken by the city's re-
fuse dcparlmcnt.
Jake Myndersc, director
of the cit.,;:-5 acneral .ser~
vices department, is pre-
parina additional truck! and
crew to pick up unwanted
househo ld items. He statu
that all ilcms should be ac·
cessiblc and reasonably
cuy to handle. Tree trim-
minas s hould be tied in
bundles.
BOY KILLED IN FAll
Commi uce members serv-
ina with Mr. Cunn ison are
Jim Barto and John Semple,
who are also members of
the Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce.
"•The ques tion is whu.hcr
the ci tizcns of Ncwpon
3each have any ri &h u in
meeting this situatioo. The
people are no t en t irely
helpless . The 4,7 0')-acrc
annex is subject to rcv1e11o•.
o\ rcfercnJum action 1 s
wananted if there 1s ·no
provision made for a school
site, The situation is deadly
serious. It would be :.hcer
foll y to brina th1 s ne ~~o
area into the city."
Life was over at 19 for
')onald L. 'Nebs tcr, 1626
Newport '31vd., Costa ·~tcsa,
who fell to his death ~n
day from a rocky lcdse into
a det:p pool below a small
Carol Dingle
of Lido dies
Caro l Dinale, tO~ Via Men~
tone, Lido Isle, fonner mem-
ber of Lido Isle Women's
Club and the Lido Isle
Yacht Club, died Thursday,
March 21, at Hoaa Hospital.
She was born July 11,
1107, in San Franci1co, and
we her husband,
Stephen; 2 dauahters, Mrs.
J •et McCiaire o f Newport
Beach and Min Judith
Dinale of Newport Beach; a
sister, Gladys Gilman of
Palos Verdes; a brother,
Charle! Corwin of Thousand
Oaks; and a arandson, Ste-
phen McClaire of Newport
Beach.
tributary of the North
Umpqua ~iver, 'lrcgon.
'lonald, who was training
at a federal Job Corps
center, went on a c li mbina
upcdition above Wolf
Cre ek Falls with several
friends . A companion heard
his cry , and turned in time
to sec '>onald disappear
over the edae of the 200
foot hiah cliff.
Survivors arc hi! step-
father and mother, '..ir. and
·.trs. Charles Crawford'; 4
brothers, Charles, '3i lly,
'3obby, and 'tonald; and 2
sisters, '3arbara or Utah,
and Patsy of Texas.
"ic:rvices will be held at
the Church of
Residents are oraed to
make a "clean~sweep" of
their homes and aaraaes in
order to take advantage of
this service.
Hubert Pcirso l, chamber
president, states, "This is
one way we can continue to
make Corona del Mar a bet~
ter place in which to work
and live. This is a wonder-
ful time to consider pain tina
the ren ee and mendina the
aarden aatc. Property va l~
ues can be preserved
throuah this kind of sprina
maintenance.••
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HEqE ARE 2 of the winners In ttle "all cni ldren's
tal ent and art show" held March 18 at th.e Newport
Seach Elementary School PTA meeting. Conni e Hutch~
inson, age 11, a 5th grader, won the 3rd plac e award
for her cello rendition of "Liebes traum." Robb ie Rou-
bian, a 2nd grader, who wil l be 8 in April won the top
prize for s ingin<;) "Somebody stole my gal" and "What
did you do the night of June 3rd?" Second pr ize winners,
not pictured, were Nancy Gray and Katie C3issell , s ing-
ing duo. Paul Hall was in charge of the PTA talent
show, which drew an audience of 400. (Ensign photo.)
ENTRIES ON CATV SCENE
The 4 ,700-acr e area 1s the
hvinc landadjoini n& Corona
del Mar , on both snles or
Mac o\rthur 'llv !.. which was
ttan sferred from the ~an
J oachim ')istrict to the
Newport "Ji s tri c t several
years ago.
Plannina dire ctor F..rnes t
'..tay cr Jr. uid that anne x·
ing the 212-acrc Irvi ne
tenitory would aivc the
city a voice in the develop-
mcnt of the area in ac-
cordance with city Slan~
dards . l'l e said that the
plans call for 829 u.nits -
a population of about 3.1()0.
a( ~~~=~:~=~= I , ·-1: 4lif, . a' Is ...._ ':liahop ~aJJace Plirt:er, Mnereat itL Dew ft•, Pacific eable
City ~.tanager Harvey Hurl-
bun said that the city
wculd ·'"-frea ...,..,000 to
1Us .... ~a ' *'I>" :1:1~1,, ..... ..-,., ... ,M"ht baihlt.l" excise
delay, MOther pr~aal wa1 tex if' UN propo .. d houaina
presented 'by John Pirie, is constructed before an·
president cJ Data Video nexation .
accordina to ':Jell Sroadway provi.dina CATV service Services , and now was re-
M~muary, '=osta Mesa. for Newport Beach as the questina approval of ulc
''IIAII .. 0 CAlliE TO
DINNER" IS STAGED
Miss Joan Black, drama
teacher from Corona del Mar
Hiah School and 26 seniors
Ci ty Council held a hea.r~ of all his CATV ri&hts to
ina o n the oriainalarant of Newport Beach Cable vision
franchise to Warner Bros. Inc., a wholly owned sub-
TV Services s idiary of Foote, Cone &:.
Jack Frost, originally Belding, international ad-
Systems of San Francisco. City \ttorne y Tully
•te said his finn has s ur-Seymour said "It is not
vc ycd the Newport scene le&ally admiss ible to call a
and would be able to pro-halt to development ," and
vide partial CATV servi ce that zonina cannot be used
in as little as 30 days and "to e:uort a school si te
was con-complete servi ce 1n 11 from the Irvine Co."
withWarner Bros. TV, had vertising aaency.
will present .,,ille man who previQU s ly asked for a As the Council
came to dinner'' this Thurs-
day, friday and Sanuday. E"•kermann March 23, 2~ and lO, at 8
p.m. in the Little Theater.
gets new months. The prdinancc:: wa s passed Post "1 feel we arc be ins to 2nd reading, and a pu blic:
squeezed out of the oppor-hearina was set for \pril 8.
MARSHA BENNETT Of Laguna Beach, 1%7 Queen of
the Orange County Fair and Maid of Cali forn ia Beauty
tit list, joins Or. JOseph E. Ribal, president ol th e
Fair's board of directors, in announcing the opening-
of en tries to r t he new title of "M iss Orange County
Tomo rrow," Queen of the 1%8 Orange County Fair and
Exposi t ion . Tile Qu een will be cro wned on Tuesday,
July lb, opening day ot the 1%8 Fair. Communi ti ~s
th roughout Orange County have been in v1 ted to submit
en t ries. The cont estants must be 17 years ol d by June
I. bot not older than 25 by August 21. They must have
been a resident of Orange County fo r at least one year
and ai'SO reside In, work in, or attend school in the
communi ty rep resent ed. They should not b~ marr ied
now or previously, and must agree not to marry betore
Seot. ll. (Jeff rey photo.)
Meson dies in action
Ikatb in action at Vietnam
came to C pl. Ro ger Kimo
Yamanaka of 2809 La Salle
Ave., Costa Mesa , m Mon-
day, \\arch 4 .
He wa s born Dec. H . 1~47,
thodis t Church, Cos ta \1eu,
with the Rev. Rk hard Dun~
lap as officiant. Interment
was Saturday. \1arch 23 , a t
Pacific View \itmorial Park.
i n Hawai i. Ht enli sted Oct. GLADYS ELROD, FO IIII Eil
20. !<66, in the Marine IlEAL TOR 11 111, liES
Corps. At the time of his Olac!ys Elrod, fonner mem-
dealh. he wa1 a lance cor-M 1 of *• }IMwpon H.._ ~ .......... -c;:-., •• , ., ... , .....
'['biJdB~&alul~l,~~· Ma:ioe, Friday, March lS, at the
Jrd Ma11ne 0IVISH>n, Fleet Farmd 1 Co 1 Marine Force. a c nva e scent
Survivors ar"e his parents Home. where she had re-' s1ded th e past 5 )'Cars. \lr. and Mrs. James Yaman~ u El od .... 1 aka of Costa \lesa; 2 sis-l"'r.s. r • 6.,., was a r ca~
ten, Jean anJ Rene of the tor 1n the Harbor area for 16
home ; paterna l arandparents, years.
\lr. and \Irs. Shi zu ''aman-Survivors are her son , Dr.
aka, and \la tcmal arand-Normllll Elrod of Zuri ch, ml'l th er.~h s. 1\.otomc: \liy ake, Switzerland, and ~ arand~
of Los Anllcles. children.
Serv ices we re he ld Friday, Servi ces were held \luch
\larch 12. at th e First Me-20 in Buena Parle Services we re held Mon~
day, J.1uch 25, at Pacific
View Chapel, wi th the Rev.
Raymond Brahams of St. An~
drews Presbyterian OIUrch
of Newport Beach u offi~
ciant. Entombment was at
the Mau!olcum of the Paci-
fic.
The scu are desianed by Whil e the Newport-Mesa
Henry Royster, who also Unified S~hool . Oisuict
takes a major ro le, and Paul trustees were look:1n1 for a
Doremus. Jane Miller is the new superintendent, they
stage manaaer. Walter Ooua-lost Gerhardt (Ike) Eiker-
las play! the role made fa-mann. di rector of in s truction
mous by Monte Wooley. Nan~ and student services , wh o
ctte Deetz, \1alinda Greeley will become assis tant super-
ac tiVIties , athletics, and
coordination with community
aroups.
tun ity to s ubmit a proposal,"
he said.
City \-lanagcr Harvey Hurl-
burt said that there arc 4 EASTER SAFEGUARDS TAKEN
SIITCH BLADE USED
Ill AnACK 011 IOYS
Three boys about U yean
old fonncd a semi·circle
about Joe Olsen, 106 Dia~
mond Ave., Balboa Island,
and Mark: Haaen, while they
were aittina on the seawall
in front or Mark•s home. a02
S. Bay Front, Balboa Island.
Friday, Match 22.
Mark and Jon heard the
boys 1ay, "Let'& act them,"
and the click of a switch
blade. One of the bnys cut
Jon acron ...... ~ top o f the
little l'inaer of hla._Jeft hand,
and dten d!.ey all ran away.
,~,
and Emmett Raitt are co· intendent of the Vista
starred. Unified School Di s trict.
Hi s resi&nation is effec tive
June 30. · TOll PURCELL ••s
Cllll IEAII D CONTEST Mr. Eikcrmann. 52 . c ame
Tom Purcell won the award to the Harbor are a 5 years
Cor "best all uound beard" ago and wasNewpot t~l arbor
arowmg contest at Corona Uigh School principal for
del Mar Hiah School. Gary 2 years. ~lc then moved into
Codshall won the award for admi ni s tration and wa s
"most distinauished'.' Davi·d placed in charJc of guidance
Witte for "lonaest," and and coun sel ins. testing,
Phil Jordan fo r "least like-health and safety, student
ly." Twenty-six students c· h II .
entered the Contest, 11 made •tv a Site
the final ballot. and the
winners were selected by a "A. N t Be h C' \e r lh tud.en bod , .. e ewpor ac lty
vo 0 e • l Y• Council approved an aaree-
ment with Wei LOll Becket &:.
Auociatcs r-.ionday even-
ina for architectural con·
sultant services for the
master plan study of a
civic cen ter site.
The Council's civic cen-
ter selection conuni ttee,
headed· by Councilman Ho-
ward Roaen. has narrowed
&he choice to J locations:
replacement at the present
City Hall site; inland of the
Newportcr Inn, between
Jamboree Rd. and dte Up-
pet Bay ~ and 'the MacAf..
lhur Blvd • .COall HW)'· cor-
Det, pteaanl 1ite o f the
*ive-in restauranL
A. mulmwn fee o( Sll.OOO
will be paid to &he Becket
ftma. desi pat of the Los
Aapln Mllaic Ceo&et.
1'11• Counc:ilal10 apptoved
THE "5UM'5URST," NOIICI o1 a IIUIUR.art ......... , lllirio1 Ecoaomics Research
hosplrtslht title 1o1 Ute lllivi .. l-lul c_.-,,'\lllt Ao-latoo or Loo Ao .. leo
cwse of Itt told• $Unburst," wit lett wUl be pttsll'l\ed foe ecoaomic c::onsuhi•a
at lilt C--Higlt School ""tho Clllld!on's Thoallf ooJYI .. ,,
Gullfo. tilt plor •Ill be st .. Od 1111 a,ro. and 2:30 ..,... 11M CGuodl aloo:
Ills SIIUniiJ, 1111<11 JO, and at 200 p.M. Sl<ndor· Pic-, '-!rple4llldlaaocol244,
lund wltll ..... _ .... , .... 2 of tho dl-.ctoiS "' ...... ..... roclo .,..d
lilt plor, Rlcltlld -· all loll, 7llt .. -all ,HOI..:t II"' to ,. ~~ ')r,, in
EM ... $dlaOI, lOCI llcG._ (11..:1 GIIMs, ........ lla -1Jor .... --
11 ,...,_Lincoln Sdte»l. (Ensltn pttoto.l . -.,...,... PaH-.
He previous ly was a
principal of a U. S. Anny
school in Germany and a
school in Colorado . He re-
cei ved hi s 8 . ;\. dearee
from Uni vers ity of Wi chita
and, hi s \1 . -\.from Emporia
State Teacher's Colleae .
both in Kansas.
At present, he li ve s at
1400 Vivian Lane, Harbor
Highlands , with his wife ,
Margaret; diWghter. C arol.
a junior at Harbor Hiah : and
a son. David. a junior at
Cal State, LonJ Beach.
Another son. Gary , lives
and work s in Santa Ana .
advisor hired
"{d. and Mac o\rthur 3lvd., at
45 miles an hout, •nd on
San Joaquin Iii lis ,d.,
above Newport Center, at
50 miles an hour.
• Adopledl)rdinance 1245,
eliminatina weekly and
monthly parkins permits and
specifyina that parkina
pennits shall be displayed
on windshields.
• Ca lied for a staff re-
view and possible revision
of the existina oil drillina
contract in the 11\1 tter of
P.lumble Oil's request for
written consent of the city
to lhe proposed auipment
by li~le to Armatrona
Petroleum Corp., and lhe
proposed usitnment by
\nnsuona "' '3. E. Kadane
& Sons and 'Jenen I Crude
Oil Co . of Teua all of'
Hu.mble't riahll. pri•lleaea
1al'Ml obliaationa -.der die
contract wi* lhe city. Jim
Oiltpop o! Kodooo 1014 lhc
'Council no new coaditiOfta
will be accepta~te to 1M
oil firms i•wol._d.
• Ape .. 10 .. t ........
-11 iolllo ._ ollll,$50,
•••• ciry'a ...... or ,.,.
l ot•• 'Wut New.-t Madl .,_i• coat•l project.
(Oooliao..S .. -31
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applicants of re cord and ' Eutcr .. Week, that a~and
added that applications old trad1t1 on of unrc s tramcd
should be open to all .. a~ unchaperoned (if po~~
\-layor Paul Gruber su&-!1ble) &aycty cele brated
acs ted that lotr . Pine submi t here br s wdents from •.11
information to th e ctt '. ove.r the c~untr}' on th tlt . ) spnng vacauon. has, gradu-Thc public hcanng ~~oas 11 be h. Ill d d b , d , 1 8 a y en w 1 e own } conll~uc to o\pfl · the Newport Beach P llilcc
.Lou1s .E. Scott, s enior Oepatlment and b · PTA anJ VI CC-ptes,dent of Foote . E Cl ' ) c &. 8 ld. k f bell ub letters sent tt'> one e lng, spo. e. or schools and parents . New~tBcac ~Cabl e\'ISIOO . This year Easter Week re·
He IS a r.c s l~ent of. Ha\' ceivcd another blow that Shore~. Pnnc1pa l officers. may make s tudents S01ln
and di .re ctors of the CAT\ c all it the Lou We ek. Ac-
fim,t 1n clude oth er local , cordin& to a !urvey taken
reSidents : Jack E .. Riley rof by 2 1 leading realtors, B~y Shor~s . pre s 1d cnt of there are considerably fe w· R1l~y Sml~rcat : Sttatford cr available rentals. \lore
Ent1aht ~f L•do !•d e, owner people are livina here per-
of EnuJht Yacht Sal~s : mancn tly and there JUS t are
1)onaldson •teller of fn••ne not many vacancies.
TerJBce, ad verti smg mana-And as for the beach -th e
aer of Sun ki st "'iro~~o·c r s. and Sleeper Patro l w1 ll start
Oick Re ineman of Balboa, checkin1 beaches at Ill p.m.
industrial desi gn cons ul· and continue to 6 a.m . So
tant. Oth ers are attorney sleepina bags are out.
Jame s Kelley of Santa Ana : Accotdina to ASS IStant
Euacne Vas lct of Pal<'s Police Chief Meni\1 Dun~
Verdes Peninsula, a ssis-can. "The aencral uend
taru ucasurer o f Foote . over the years has indica-
Cone& Beldin&. and Newton ted a ttend of diminish ina
Min ow, Chi caao a ttorney. activities. So we don't think
fonncr FCC chairman . Easter Week will be a real
Supt. choice down to 3
, But I have no idea whether "!'hrce can~1dates are now it ia pouible or not.,.
beana cons1dercd by the One rea1on she aave wu
Newport-Mesa Board of Edu· that the Board members plan
cation for the position o( su-.. ,ome visitation 10 dislricta.
perintendent.. to see lhc schools and to
Ot. Newcomer stated that visit ..,ith different people
be doubted a decision will as well as s chool oriented
M reached by Tuesday, people."
1\jkil 2, the ,.,.lu Boud PSTOIOLOGI$T SPlAitS
ntftth•a lime. "a&\ I cannot "Communication or !Mfti~
apeM for them.•• he said. uladon" il lhe topic ol the
••na Mlec:tiOG h now apeoch by ')f. Robert
c:a.pleuly in their h•da." Hi lion . utoc:iate o( the
•• ao.d Cleft £111.. tn1Ututc ol' Therapeutic
M* Ulti was asked ihhc. Psyc*OloiY ia S.ta A.aa,
reh • deci si• nriaht " at me ·-.... u •• of dte -Ill' Toa...,, lilo uid. No..,... H-Ki-..lo .,, -w M --11 It chol> .,...,, MoiCl Jl, at
would •d all •• .. ,,_,.. •• Villa Mlria1 \
bia problem ror the com.
muni t~." But as a usual
feature , there won 't be any
da~ !I <'Iff that wc:ek for po-
l icemen.
If u affic becomes h"lO con-
ges ted. Robert J affee . Ci t ~
traffic en11neer. has work ed
out a plan to hand le all those
o.:ars th at parade up and
do~~on s uetts to enJO~ the
roof watchers and bdom
clad be auties. T he traff ic
tum around by th e Balboa
P 1e r rna ~ he used if n~'!=es
s al) t•• hand le Penins ula
tr afT•c.
T r.'lllf!nrary no·parkina areas
f(>t ':a~te r 'Neek were
c::.tahJn.ht'd '.-londay evening
b) the ~ewf'Ort 1Juch Ci ty
Coone•\.
"No parkmg al any time"
was ,te creed (OJ porti cwu
,,( ~a~s 1de ')r., Jamboree
'{d. and ~ewpo~1 Slvd. "No
ii tOpp1n1 at any time•• was
ordered for portions of
'.-ian ne \ve .. \-la1n ~t ..
l alboa llvd .. Palm ~I. and
~ew~rt 'llvd. f)nc-wa)'
tr affic lloh established on
po rt1onS of \la1n 'it .. Palm
~t. and '.l.asht ngton 1\t. 10
'lalboa.
YACHT CLU B TO TAKE
OVER HIRTH HAII IO II
Letters we re sent ou t w 50
boa t owners ) csterday by
Ed ll •rth announcing that
Sh ar i.. !~land Yacht Club
~~o d l taL e ow er Htrth Harbor,
.07 Ra~ s1de Dr .. o n \tay 1.
In h1 ~ l~tter , \\r . •titth
s ta t eJ , .. I rlan to di scon~
tmue a ... t•ve htl•t sale op-
eratll•n~. r1t lcut fo r the
rrescn t. 1111 :. will terminate
l il happ} ~cars for us. We
arc h~i,L tn g forward with
areat anu c1pauon tn our
new h001c, 31 ~ Avcnida Cer-
i cos , The Bluffs, and hope
you wi ll come to see us."
THE PR~OEIITSof lilt s"""IOrilll Of9lllllltlons ..
goln9 ...., !lui plans fol Ito fln&l pol itlcal cont-.
ti101 of <11111'-s In the N .. port ~ach councll...,lc
cnf~Aitrt, Tho occa.sloot will bo tho a .. .., biMilllll
mettlnt ~r. 411ril 4, at lilt !Ill ... Bor C...,
.... ... all 7 e-ll .-..... •Ill .......... --
qut!S-S. PI-hft .. IIIII ...... It loti. ...
doot of 1te N .. PDII H-Clala-_. el ._.
lOIS, ... L-llllb. _._ el lte.li I l<tiiUI!
ChNtr of CaMIJC&. tC••• .._., ......_,
Lelten to the Editor
tle1? (AN tclloola lea•
•a..,We IMn preur Pllk•, uetn' A CMILI w ... o~ .. e.olp,
,.. arelflow ... Y U••
kt• dDa &o lho fact lbat
lbe prayer• aboulcl bne
bMa lifted ia a more uri·
ou diractioal At any rate,
at '•a•t 9 chwchCI ln Ameri-ca han COfttacl •nd are
btarinawitnau &o&he power
ol Ood 10 bear the voice tha\
cryedl ~a~~IO Him. If ALL
wer. prayins, what mish1
not the response be? "There
shall be sian• from hoaven!'
Our preciout sana miahl be
retumed to us victoriout
and intact. LET US PRAY .
.. Sincerely,
..... ,., ........... riallt•· c;-~a~otlael .. lllloa
u Ameticu, wt.o ,...,.....,_,
10 be COWlltd. OM .,..u
voh:e~M~ltipliedeu do ••·
dert. I CIMOI do IV.f)'·
Ow ....,. .,. ll:ill t.••Wiity tryiat 110 eet -~· way bac.k 1" 1967--tOft'IOOI bad th.ina: I will do aomelbina
th. UN to ...... dw ,_...., CMt, NNnl ow predicted thai • fCMut~·rat& ~r. or evea 1 &hat 1 c:u do. What can you
lhip minu.. 1M teents • ..,,, our men for a few ftnt·rt&e powu, had h•)aCked 1 U.S. vaiCI out· do" Pr•Y'and work a ·r .,
IT'S HAID 10 laiiVI IT'S JUST STUPIDITY
ot-way wllicll ar• ei.ar do-
naLtd or dedicatM to pub-
lic use?),.
Hatdlt Newport-Mesa Uni·
fied at:hool board a dalfJ to
take a rorthfiPI ecud in
the mauar'? (Yet puadoai•
cally in the face or Cbe
uistina cla•troom thort--
aae the board haa hwlic._
ted an inLenlion to reach
out to annu adclidonal land
of the San Jo~quin School
Dis trict!!)
h nciNd i111~-ftlled with NCrct J11W and information and had · '
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u m _. dollan; or. if they teqJ our <t""ured "--r c-. And '"P-that our ftect were . all up to you. Be one
mtn we woWd ,. thl UIUI'aACC that tMy r ""'" ... -to I aht a ndl woukl be Uliped \0 &he bell prilonl. If the ia lhe area had ample tl.,.__.wo hOurS aDd i 1
• ca e, even
UN eYftluaUy can M:COmplieh all this, _ half-to pt pltnct to the spot to san our meo thouah II Like• thounndt,
networks and the: eclucadonal maf\a ~'"ki and tecreu but refu.cd to do sol lOur kus-to show the way in the
ftnally be eble to tell the American peep~ 00 sian enemY mi&ht noe like ill) And suppote darkneu. ·Vote riJht.
full ICCeplance of the UN . Thrtn.ln due coune, that ini(ead of aivina tbc ertemy 24 houn to Earl!; S~anal~r rr
we coukl turn ew:rythina over 10 the UN. ftnt turrender our ahip and crew. unb..-med. or
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our aromk wupoew. at old c'ayhud Ei~en· suffer the contequenccs. we had turned the IS GOD DIAD?
hower hu uraed: and ftnalty our money, our maucr over to be decided by om oraanization Editor of the Enaian,
Oofothy Napkie.
P.O. llox 1361
Newpon Seach, Calif.
SC!tOOL QU!STIOM5
Editor of the"'Ensisn.
What a truly marvelous op-
porwnily uiai1 to work 1
solution throuah coopera·
tive effort or the partiu in-
volved -one which the
citizens and tupaycn •Ill
whole-heartedly applaud
and support.
~ereianty. our pns. our freedom. controlled ' by our erttmia-the United Na· Answer to the quct tion,
Aecordins to one mpc>Mibk source. the t;ons, Would you conclude that we are ~t/raid! "It God Dead?" may be
JohMOn Adndnllaratton is lyina to the Ameri· Some inforTMd people thinlt. so. round in an incident which
can people about the Pueblo. The truth is, we And suppose that somc:hody had predicted happened in Pulaski, New
arc told. that the Puc:blo and itt crew resi$tcd that in 1968 our &overnment woud be dicker· York, when a u rvicc club
the Commun~ auacken who we-re twice rc-ina with our Number One enemy, Rus.<~ia. to asked 9 churches in the
pui:§Cd in a ban~ that luted an hour and forty· call off the Vietnam War in repayment of area to pray so that they
five minutes. Thac 1u,tJ otiM:r details of the which wt; would uaree to pay S50 billioo in miaht have snow for the
fierce bo&nlt: waaecf hy the Pueblo crew arc be· reparations to North Vietnam! winter carni val. Within the
ina $Upprn.Kd by P~idcnt Johnson 10 keep Well, folks, thi!\ is not just J'Upposirt'. It's next 2 w~eks arter this re ·
puhlic ooinion from beina inftamed-and happenina. And yet it's not really Ju!!.t "happen-quest, more than tll inches
to keep votes from hcina $a-st . If the ~le ina." It's not just a series of accident5 or un· of snow fell on the commun-
koew the tt'uth about the. Pueblo--and about preventable development.;, It ha!C all btt'n plan· ity, so much that they hid
the Vietnam stalemate-they woukJ demand ned thai_ way-and some ~f '.h~ people who to postpone the carnival!
not only victory •w~·. hut 21SO on election day. planned It and who are _pu_nma .'' mto e~e.ct are This caused the dub to aak
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I'UILIC SCHOlL CRISIS CU IE EASEl
Should the City Council of
Newport Beach deliberately
annex 212 acreJ of Irvine
company land into the city
knowina rull well that it
will add substantially to
over·c:rowdina 01.11 schools?
But If they ddault in their
responsibility--God rorbid-
then 1he coocemed eiti&en
b~· petition or refettndum or
initiative, u the case may
be, and the ballot box, will
seek, suuaale if need be,
to do the job for them. \S long as th~re is more land in our city limits {or near·
by) tor more home building, so also there will be U1e con-
tinuing and growing problem of PfOviding school sites and
school buildings. And the Irvine Co., being practically the
exclusive land ow17er in all bu ildable directions, will con-
tinue to be the object of covetous eyes seeking offers of
land for schools at nominal cost, or as an outright dona-
tion.
One ··reason" &iven for the surrender of the . on ynur payroll. <:all '' !nsamty. stUpidity or its publicity chairman to re-
Puehlo and her new i!o th:~t any reprisal had tr.c:uson, we are be~na deliberately bankrupted, rrain from seek ins aid from
to he :•pprovell hy the White House. Lyndon duarmed antJ .surrendered to the gre.:n~st men· the churche& in the future.
cu lls ;1ll the shot5-ointl downs quite .a few . too. a~e the . world has ever known-~)Yiet Ru~-Might thi5 not be a "8isn"
Why !\houiJn't civilian John!IOn call all the sui-While our gover~ment ... ed~cauo~l!ll. bus•· that if more of us were doina
war ~hOI!\? Civilian Hitler did an..J look how ness anJ church leaden bUild bndges of some sincere prayina to ~ucct<~sful 11,. wa.'l. fri endship" 10 the Communist, atheist crimi· God . the heavenly Father,
Does the City Council
have a duty , in the public
interest and the public wei·
fare , to take public notice
of the conditions and to in~
sist that the school problem
be alleviated first 3!i a con-
dition to approvina a sub~
divi!lion which will know-
ingly over-burden and com.
pound an existing classroom
Harvey D. Pease
Balboa Is land, Calif.
HE'S fOR AL
Editor of the Ens ian ,
As a director of the west
Newport Improvement Ano-
ciation and a ruident·tu-
payer for the pa~at 20 years,
I want to share a rew
thouahts with you.
shor1aae? ·
lt's nice to sling stones at a giant, and there are many
who will cheer hom the sidelines. 13ut, in the eyes of the
law, the Irv ine Co. is recognized as a legal "individual/'
enjoying the protection of the law in holding property, just
as an ordinary two'-leqged individual has hi s property
rights . An individual building a house is contributing to
the school problem jus t as surely as is the Irvine Co . in
open ing a new subdivis;on, The only d ifference is a ma t-
ter of degree , but the law must apply eQually in each case.
A leftist writer <01dina with the North Kor· nals. . that America's problems
cans in the argumenl over whose waters our Why are we 50 r_xcueJ about the fate of might be resolved without
capeuretl ~hip P~hlo W;j5 in, !\aid: "The Nor1h the men capiUrcJ wtt h the Pue~lo? We have delay or hindrance, the war
..:.orean government hasn't lied to me recently." forgotten the tho~sands of Amencan _boys who in Vietnam, for instance?
Is there an obhg,at•on
upon the Irvine Company
to come forth with a plan to
donate school sites - or
offer othe r equitable solu-
tions -to help meet the
ever-risina costs of schools
bui It upon thei-r lands to
serve the promotion and de-
velopmen\ oC their proper-
bn't it app~~lling that we in America no h_ave been ca~etl•n Not1h Korean P~tsons ever For does not the Sible say,
longer know whether our aovernmcnt i~ right smce our ~ration~ surrendered them m the first Luke 11 !9:-''Ask. and it
hccaUSC' we no lonser know whether our JOY· war Amenca ever lost. h II b . . k · · G . · • h p bl · h' __ , s a e 'ltven you, see
I am disturbed that an in-
visible 1ovemment aroup is
out to take over our City
Council and run Newport on
their .terms and for their
purposes . I do not want
that to happen. Do you? ernmc:nt ~~ lyons to us or not" The credibility IVIRJ away t e uc: o IS not mg comparoou --.a h II ' d· k k · · h · p C a] H dl •nu ye s a •In , noc ,
II"P ha~ b«ome a yawning chasm.-American Wit a•v•~g a~ay our anama an · ar Y and it shall be opened 1.mto
way Features anybody 1s uc•ted aboul lhat. you." This invisible aovernment
wants to defeat Councilman
AI Forait at the election on
Tue a day, April 9. They
can't own or buy him, so
they want to set rid of him.
It appears that no permanent solut ion is to be found in
seek ing donations from hom e buil ders. So why not turn
to a proposa l that is c ertain to relieve the overcrowding
of our public schools and help solve the crisis in school
constru ction : g ive tax credi t to parents wh o hel p ease the
oublic school burden by enrolling their ch il dren in pr ivate
schools. Ma ny parent s....aheady do this, ev en though it
means double taxatioo. The ta)l credit would enabl e a great
many mo re parents to place their children in priv ate s chools
of the ir choice. Th is in turn would pract ically eliminate
the need for the costly bond issues for land purchase and
publ ic school construct ion. lt wou ld be a practical and
eQuitab le steP toward solving a critical problem.
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STAIIT TilE 11111111& ALL OVEII &GAlli
STATE IOIIIIP
by
is all sent of the parents. The
too o( our children, afte r all, belon&
times . It s particularly to their parents, not to their
vicious and inde£ensible teachets .
when those whose privacy Not only ate psycholoaical
is inv~&Jed are defenseless tes ts often aivc:n to chi ldren
children. without parental consent,
I've known AI Forait ever
since I came here to live .
We haven't always seen eye
to eye; but I've always
known when dealina with
AI Forsit that everythina
would be open and above-
board.
AI Forait hu always taken
an active interest in helpina
our city. Th is is not just a
bedroom 10 him. He has been
an asset to our community
for 35 ~·ears.
The Commun ity Anleou elev~s ipr1 (C:At.Vl probltpn has. ~n be tore the"'!tewPGf't Beach eity Counci I for ~--A.on
siderable length -ot time, aitd fii.:solutdt Is not yet in
sight. Th is is not cause for haste in arriving at a decl·
sion, however -though there may be understandable im-
patience on the part of Counc il members and franchise
seekers and prospect ive CATV us~r s .
Invasions of the privacy but the results of lhese
of children are bccomma tc:st5 -conceded even by
commonplace in California psycholosists to be of very
schools. Protesll of parents doubtful validity -alona
are 1f1et with stony silence, with wholly unsupported
pau-oni1ina \ettera, or oocn ptycholoaical eutuations
ridicule. 1 have seen some by tcachen. arc ofte"n filed
of these cold and pompous in pupil records which fol· ·
letters from school district low the c hitd so lona at he
offi cials to deeply concern-remains in the public school
ed parents. They are un· system. If one test result
worthY of public servanu in Of one teacher comment sue·
a hee cnuntry. aests a ''psychological
Public schools eJ.ist to problem," that child is, in
provide an education in cer· the eloquent phrase of one
made itsel f k.nown, and there may be others wh o might like tain specific areas of study . swdent of thi s subject,
to offer a proposal. Therefore it wou ld seem to be the best S chool officials have a re· "branded."
The discussion at Monday evening's Council meeting
should have impressed the Council members that th is
C<\ TV bu siness is a compet it ive field. One additional firm
THIS SCENE of the Last Supper, before
the trial and crucifixition of the Lord
Jesus Ch rist, is from Cecil B. DeM ille's
"King of Kings," wh ich wi ll be shown at
the Plymouth Congregational Church, 32&2
Broad St., Newport Heights, at 7:30 night-
ly April 7 through April 14. Pree dated
tickets are available at the church. A free
y,[Jl offering will be accepted each even-
ing. "King of Kings' was made as a silent
piCture in 1q27, and is accompanied by
music from Wagner's "Parcifa!."
Newport is no pli.Ci !'Or )
~ammany ;}WI Politics . 1
This i• a clean' ity . Let'i ·
keep itlhat way. Your vote
and my vote for AI Forai t
on Tuesday, April 9, will
make sure we continue to
have honest sovernment.
I am askina all my hi ends
lo vote for AI.
Sincere I)',
Ralph W, Walson
35051':! Seashore Or.
West Newport
move for al l concern ed, including the possi bility of more sponsibility to keep order I have introduced two in the ir classrooms. Beyond bills whi ch would check
THE CONSERVATI VE CORNER
hanchise income for the city, to start all over aga in, and study and di scipline they the wors t of lhese abuses.
open t he bidd ing tor the best po ssible service for the have no risht to move . at S.D. 669 would require ly Chu•!lllce Str ... t . A post mortem ia Worth
commun1ty. least without etplicit con· prior notification of parents while even if it cannot undo
F d h o b 'II ., d before any chi ld in 11chool what alteady has taken orce OUSing I assai e ,, siven • test with quos· pla<e. I refer 10 a re· .. •· tions pertaining to set, ·
rJanaers of the frJrccd property to whomever he one not o f his choice if he family life . and reti&ion . tf mlnation of the possible cauaes which led up lO the
housins bill passed by the chooses, the use of the pro-uses the facilitiea of any the parents object in writina. votes on the gold bill which
Senate and its disfavor with fe ssional help he needs real estate broker o r aales-the child could not be for· were cast in the Senate and
the voters throuJhout the from a broker to act the man , or, on his own, he in· ced to take the test. in the House of Repre sen·
nation must be emphasized, best possible. price in the dicates in an advertisement S.D. 670 would prohibit tatives. As we now know
accordina to William C. ~J~ickest possible time:• a preference on the basit schools from givins pupil the Senate voted H to 37, ~ing, president of the New-he uplained. of race, re lision, color, or records to anyone outside and the Lower House, 111
pmt 'larbor..Costa \lesa "Ostensibly the bill el• national oriain. the school which that pupil to 110, to give away the
Board of Realtors, wh o c all-eludes the home owner of a ··~complainantmay appeal attends, except with the gold backing for our cur·
ed on local citizens to join single·family house from for preasure by the secre .. consent of his parents, or rency.
in a nat ionwide campaign to the provisions of the leais-tary of !he Oepartmcnt of under a court order. Ri chard Cotton lay the
defeat the legislation in the lation, permittina him to Housins and Ur ban f)evelop-STUDENTS TO OBSERVE blame on contributory neg·
'·louse of Representatives. continue to decide without ment or may brins suit in KING'S MOBILIZATIOM liaence -that is to u y
"8uically, the bill denies aovemmen tal coercion to federal cou rt which may Thirty Stanrord l tudenu. those "who believe in his
the home s eller, who insists ~om he will sell or rent, award puni tive damages includin& Kim Oeaenbera, work" did not contribute
on his traditional freedom or not sell or rent, his per-aaainst the owner up to of Corona del Mar, will sufficient funds to keep all
of h
· · ,. f s at r p ty B t f st """ of hi s stationa on the air. I c o1ce 1n conuac 1n1 or on Po er • u a tcr ,vuv and court costs." spend moat of aprina quat-
the sale o r rental of hi a f)e:c. 31, l%1, this ri&htil The realtors or the New· ter in Washinaton , D.C., as put some blame on the
d b
. 11 ·1 d shouldeu of thousands, rat ca y curta1 e • and port llarbor.Costa Mesa obaerveu studyina Martin
lh K
who like myself, did not
e sovemment can force area are ,·oinins with th o•.__ Luther ina's mobilization •
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. ..-brina Pfessure to bear on ~OTter or INTO/ nr.n an unwiltna owner to dis· sands or other mem•-r1 of of the pom.
T. A
• S ,. r. •• n L r. ASr.O •c ~· ...., their elected tepresentatives •• .R A,~ · · · " " pose or the house to tome• the National o\ssociation o r The unique educational Notic-e i11 hereby ~'"' that R 1 E propam. Cor which the s tu-10 vote to keep our aold.
LEGAL HOTICE
An~tol T. r:hari, D.D.S., Tr•e.--LEGAL NOTICE ea stat e Boards throoah· Further, 1 advance thi s lrror, of 400 Newport CeJ~u•r . out the nation in pointinJ denls will receive a rull idea: What the conservative
Dr., City of Nu·port Reach., /'fOTICF: TO CRF.n!TORS out the threat of the bill and quarter' a credit of lS units, Calilomi•, intead11 to 11ell cl',.. SI:PF:RIOR COU RT Of Till-: it an interdisciplinary plan broadcasters u a JfOOP taia perAOul pMperty to : STATF: OF' CALifORNIA F'OR uraina all ci tizens to con-sponsored by the ptofeuora need i1 a "full court pre u:•
L.e••enuip Co nvor•tion, A C•li· Til F. COUNTY Or I)R A:~CF. tact their conareasmcn «o lh d 1 aa they say in basketball. ., ··-No A ~nn""' in e epartmenta of po iti-lo mi• Corp., lntf'l!.ded Tr•"" ' · Jnlg.> vole aaairutthe leaialation. They would do well to co-"••••• ol PAUL J SWAY 7. F. cal J'"ien'"e, communicati ....... , feree (Leuo r), of 212 South r~ · · • "The Newport Harbcx· ... ~ "'" ordinate their eHoru, and
Gale Orhe, City ol Reverly Oecu•ed. Co anthropoloay,and aoc:ioloay. Hills, C•li!omi•; and th•t NOTI CF.I ~ H F.REBY CIVF.N s\a Meaa Board of ~tal-The atudcnU, who are aiv-to concentrate on the main
uid ln tmded Truaferee (Ln· to the creditors of the •bove ton predicts that ir lhe ina up their Jprina vacation, anuea.
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,), Le••equip Co rporatioo., nmed decedmt ~·t •II _Per-Houae concurs wi th the will have intcntive aemi-ldonot re;all that a ainale
iatmdll to leueb~~ek to .. ld eon• h~\ill~ cl•m• ~r~•n•t Senate and interjects tha n••a and directed re-.aino on broadcuter, other than
Antol T. Ch•ri. n.n.s .. Tr• .. the Hid .deced ent ":'e reo-lh I --R. hard Cot·-. d fetor (Leuee), the' .. id per-!f\lired to fil e th.sn , .nth th t: JOVernment il ar into lhe the campul every day rrom IC ' ""'• mentlone
Nul property.
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seeer•l de--t~ec ueary \'Ooeh.er•, i• the o ~ private lives and tranllc• Mtrch 21 &hrouah Api-il u. the aave-aw•y .. th~.-aoldblllt.
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(r!ptlon of whldl h .. lol· fi ee of the •bo•e eetld ed &ion~ or ila . citizen a, Cbt They then will so to Wash· Ye~ each waa .a proph~!
Jo•• to-wit: Oeat•l equlpm .. t C1Jurt. or to preuot thftll, with voters will mark well lhoae inaton for U.o rut or aprina cryana, ~~ the wtld~m~•-•
offtc:. eqvlpn~dlt, fon~fl•r• .,.,;( the IH!ce•Hry voocher•. to the 'I r "' d d --· qu---r --· II•• In doe lent procla•m.tna the lntQUIUCI
fht•rn•dh,ut.ed •t400 Nt:w-uadersil!ed •t Thornae r.. HewJ.. pu ty o t tl -act ---f &h and I th
po
rtC"'tctOr CltyofNewporl fe~aa. P,l), 9?x 1~!;3, Ne .. accccdinsly." ~.· lUna city beln1 181 up by the
0 ~timet wanl e " port Beach, Cahklr.a•-92661. sold "a••~ rei en•·-Sou·'em Chrr·ttr·on Lo-•er-Amencaa peopl.e to repent.
brOadcaster who haa proved paradox that sociali1m has
himself to be an authority, widely infi ltrated the coun-LEG4L MOTI(:E
wrote in his ma aazine, try's think in& and at the -.:onc r. or TRrSll.:t:'S SU.£
"Plain Truth" not lona aao, · same ti me the average citi-T 0 s-o
'h.' lhe Old T •• lamenl au. r T
. . . . 895
zen is unaware o it. his 0 II ' 1968 II 00
thor Job, and Cheops, the makes socialism the &reat-sor-n;t.ns SEci·R'tT!Es COmR.~
builder of the EaYptian pyra• est hidden menace now fac-POR .-\TIOS , u T"'"1~r undrr
mids were one and the same ing America. and fou•u•nt to 01'ed of Tru•t dati' Junr 1 ~.1 96-l. t ltf'CII·
person. It is for this reason "As a resu h of the 1,1,·ay tl'd by Lf.O~I[ .\. HORPEL
that when I 'find in the book the elections went, Ameri· and rerordl'd Junt' 26, 19M, io
of J ob, words that a~e used ca's !llide into socialism is Uoolr. 7 t05, P•Bt 865, of Qflf.
on construction jobs, I see accelerated. America has cia! R"cord11 in the offlct' of
in him a kindred spirit, for slipped so rapidly into so-thr Rt'c-ordrr of Oranj!:r County,
I too, have been a builder. cialism that if we were to r. .. IHomi•, \t·ill sell at public-
I resard the contest be· become Cull)' aware or our aurtion to highrllt biddrr for ('IISh lp•y•blr 111 timr of ••I"
tween the conservatives situation, il would make us io law ful monev of the l'nittd
and the forces of evil, as literally ill. Stlllt.!l) illl main' fr ont eatranc~
one in which military prin· "Lon& aso in the Uni ted of th.l' Oran_se Counly Co urt·
ciple• of warfare could be: States, the state moved over il ous~, 610 :ol . Bro•dw•\·, Sut•
used to advantaae. The vic-from the leaitimate function ·\n•, Ca lifornia, •II ri!ht, titl~.
tory <ampaisn could be or~ f 11nd interest conveyed to •nd o aovernment into the a rea now held hy it under uid Dred
ganized and carried out in where the state has become in the property aitual~ in th e
five simple steps: I. As· resporuible fo r the people, City of i\ewport Buch, in aaid
seinble the host of the ri&h l~ inllead of vice versa. When Co unty and Stat~. described u :
eous. 2. Prepare auateai· thi s situation rrevails, l..ot -'& of Traet 1896 in the
cal and tactical plans of Jhere is socialism." City of Newport Be.ch,Counl y
action.3.1ndocuinate one's of Oru•, State of c,JHomi•, Or. McBirnie claims that u per m1p recorded io Boolr.
own for ces and coordinate "America is rushing head· II ... Pasc• 43, U,nd "5 of
their offensive and defen-lona into socialism, with MiAeellneoua Map!' l't!corda of
sive effotts. 4. Advance the result that we are chana-Oran11e County.
aaareaaively with a will to i na within and loaina Wilh-~·hid .. J~ wil l be m•de, but win. 5. With victory auwed, , w I out eovenaDt or wamc.ty, out,' and bewails the fact •.•r;ee• or Implied, N;prdi•Pi
to intearale the nation as a thlt "The only f'orcea which 111 e, pM•n••"-· or u.eom~
riahteout polilical entity. could hinder this alide into br•ncea, to pay the ••paid ptiA·
Eiahl yeau aao I uied to aociali•m are in dilauay." cip•l nm of the aote Mtllred
coordinate lhe cfforu or He aave a number or rea· by•ald Oeed,t.o-it:l32,787 .13,
con1ervative broadc:ulera , h h . whh laterut from Aop•t 1. . lORI w y t e contervattvca 1967, •• Ia 111 1d note ... ovhied,
wr1teu, and apeak.eu. hav-loll the n64 election. adv•nee., If ••Y· o•der the
ina in mind the publiahina Amana U.em were: .. Hia term• of ••ld Deed; Ieee, cUr·
anddiauibulionor a monlhly own pirty ao damaaed Mr. au nd upeaM• af the Tn~•·
paper back booklet. which .Qo\dwater't imase thai all tee .. d of die lrl•lll ere~~t~ed ~
would aivc lhe public an the democrau had &<>do w11 ••1d Deed. idea or how conservative h ·~ • 1 The bn.Ciet.ty •ader Mill to Ule w a1 (q". Rocltete ler Deed, by reaeoe of • .,,. .. e. "'
lhinltina il beina u.preued. had aaid, and ae~ondly the def .. k I• the obllptlou ••·
The plan did nol materia-conservaUn• ctlcl not have eored lh•rwby, llieretofora na•
lize, but the Idea round U• a poshi•• PfOIP'arl'l. •• It was ellted aad delivered lo tile ...
preuion In lhe Conser~• upon ddt promiu that Dr. derw~lped a wrlttn O.da .. ll•
live Corner. I hope to be Birnie warned: "Plan or of Oelulla•d o.-•• for SaM,
Bead, C•llfor.la •d !.hat whloh ,., oloo S'''' of '-al· ' ~ '1 er -· "' ., Wh I --• -•• 1 -1 · ...~............. o•o·p ~-•eren<o •.,. p--•cr·-a conaer~a.u•et n-. •• a.SII aal~ •d le••ebaclt. tr•• a eta of •~ •a ersiped I• all cep ..,, , In wnh•• ... e n .......... ,,. •· ..... ch th 1 aetioa Ia to be ooa....-aud 1111 aue,. pMaial•l to •• .... cili&enl bave had .a oppor• pants ln che ••poor people•a :
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any
18~ ae "\0
" •• Sda d.., of April, 1961 . t•te of aaid .teeed•t., wl•t• &uniiY to YOle directly on Clrft4'&ip." There each . or one mind , \0 prac--·
• 10 a.t~t., 11' •• office of ala •-•• aft-er dla lbat ,.~t-1he quasllon of tcwcd boot· a-.clent will be retpontiblt uca•Oc:al an~ h~r.-y •~
L.-..lp CorporadCMI, at 212 tieadoa of •1• aod ee. ina, haa rej.c..S It, rDOit 'of Cor major ialeldep.,... .. l work. :r"• ·pi'JDCIP .. •. ol ~
... Gale t)rh-e, Chr of O•t ed Matda 25, 1961 dl ,. .. arc'" -•· operao~ ~ COOidiutian
able to aapud my ofrentl.,. Peritll." ::~ :r::etl'c:'~: :!.:":!
aa time aou on, IDd &AU .... ,.itMd ao .. n .. w r:::
an agrauiYe t\and apiall ,..-., to ,.,,.,. ... w -1 ...
lhl forcaa of nil. TiM fa THE tfou, ... threafc.r, • o._.
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a...t1 HUla, Calilo .. la. Mre. Puri 8•0•14 lhlm ""NIOIID tll lOtall,.., " ..---· llatp WiDI YIC..,., i• ewery
D•eol ,.,, 20Uo day of Mwe•, •'"'"d J. 5oa..,,., WIN-l-IM IIOG!IIIILLI PASID <-lid" tpon, _. 1M
1.._ t.uc:.\ota of die .. ,..,. or •• IIIV1'I' Two 1120 oo.ltlrf•ie Wlla ..._ .. ,., of .... .a ~J~:&o,~PORAT10N . -.na••d.kcad•t I 01or11 Col, 6401 Sea .... ,. ...... lett ... k41d ...... , ............... , ., ....... --Til•• E. Beff""• "'"' Or., Wtat N•wport, u lllrblllra't a.1• ... , klq ......... Qrletla
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NEII'ORT HARBOR ENSGH
RRST SECTION -·-P111l
THURSDAY. MARCH 28. 1!68
(l)II)NA Ofl MAR, CAU F. HAIIOLI I. HA-IUCCUIIII AT All • Church News
Ptnt llopliot Cit--· )OJ No.._ ...... ud CooiO Maa•lia. Coe&a Mlaa -Dr. Waaa -ua..urr" is die
P.O. Na-• will p!Naeh III..,.CI ol lite lellon tar-
at II a.na ..... ,. oa .. Par~ lftM 10 M read this Sunday .
Council News
(CoaliDIIed rrom paae l) Act and ct.e \lcohollc
Hatokl WiiUamHumon. 46,
of 423 W. Bay St., Co aLa
Meta. d.ied ~. March
25. at the Oranao County
Medical Center.
tnd Medellyn oleo ... ,. •••
and Rosalia OrU•• ol
Virainia; 4 ~era ucl J
...... fl.
Servic.u will be Hld at
1 p.m. IOday, Muc.. 2J, at
Baln. Chapel, CHaa W.aa.
The Rev. P~~.al G. Ne...une
or the Fina BapU.t Ch.arch,
Coua Men, wilt-be o«t.
ciant.lnterment wat at Ooocl
Shepher4 Ceme1ery, Hun--
tinaaon Beach.
DON doo Ia &M IHNr of death,'" • • •
wh'-.1.. · 1 .. _d . ttCveraae r:ontral ~ct of h .-.. tnc UU~~:~ consuu~tlon durina the \pril s-14 ~uLer
,.. Hamon wat a tel( ..
empklycdcontuucUon pain.,
e,..ror 20 years. He was ~
April t 1,1121, in Wett Vir-
ainia and came to Oranae
County 12 year• •10·
The .... Harold AadltiOIII, Tha L•Uher.. Cburih or
miaieur to youdl, will die Mas,..., 2900 PaciRc
'ptiiCh Ill p.m . Oft the tub-View Or., Harbor View
jacl, "Aal kind o( a Man Hills _ ()r. William £11tt'
Are You?•• Nursery will ba wilt deliver e meu•a• on
provided ror both service a. "A symbol beccmea reality ..
Bible Study and Prayer at the 1:4S and 11 a.ra.
mte&ina will be at 7:30p.m. Sundey servicea. 'The mld-
Wtclnuday, -~P'il 3. · week lenten topic at 7:30
\helOO-root lonaaro1n a t 'Neck also public nuiuncea
4l)th ~t. and lh~ placemen t on a Yur•round b11is.
of 410,000 CUbiC yard1 a r , .t.uthorized the
NEWPORT BU(H
Oty (oundl Dlst. 2
APRIL 9th
Newporl H .,~ lutheran p.m.· Wednnday wi ll be
Olurch, lSOl Cliff Or., New-:~~~ rootishneu or preach·
porl Heiaht• -The Rev .
0eot"Je quadiec:ker, IMl•tor
emeritus, will preach on
"&etan's squeeze on youlh"
at the 1:30 and 11 l.m. Sun~
day services • .Putor James
Blain's topic ror the 7:30
p.m. Wednesday vesper me-
ditation will be "So?"' The
lenten theme is "Modem
man bcfOfe the crou ...
• • • ~enltal Bible Church,
Oranae Ave. at 23rd St.,
Costa Mesa -"•ulri llina"
will be the sermon topic or
P astor H.E . Jones ror the
C) and 10:30 a .m. Sunday
services. Guest s peaker ror
the 7 p.m. ·service will be
th_e _Rev .· A. C. Edewards ,
miSSionary repre sentative
ror the Friends or Israel and
~elier Society, with head-
quarters in Santa Ana . • • •
The Christian Science
Churches, Corona del Mar,
. . . •'
The Plymoolh Conareaa-
tional Church , 3262 1road
St., Newport 'aeach -The
'!Uv. Nonnan L. 1rown wi II
preach on "Life's persis-
tant why'" at die 10 a .m.
Sunday servi ce. Omfirmation
Sun<by service. ':onfirma-
tion Clau will be held at
noon. \dmiuion ofmcmben
will be Palm Sunday, 'pril
1. l'.:ommunion willaho be
held lhat day. • • • lit. '.tark Presbyterian
Church, ~ut 1\uff 'l1. and
Jamboree 'td., ~ast lluff -
'>r. ',1onis C. 'tobinsoo will
continue hi s pr~achinz on
the 'Jo~~:pe l or Luke . llis
sermon topic for the 10 a.m.
Sunday service, will be
".'~hat can I do?" Child
care will be provided. and
church school will be held
durins the servi ce.
(Continued on paae 4)
sand on Die eroded beaches ,
• 'ccepteJ the orrer from
fie Irvine Co. to dedicate
91erinaton Pl. and Sea l ull
Ln., the unfini shed roads
bac k or th e 'Neitclirr finan-
cill and busineu districl.
10 that the ci ty c an impose
"no pa rkin a" re 1ulationH.
I .\CCept ed grantS or I
easement Cor s tree t and
inland comers or J amboree
Rd. and Coast liwy., whe re
and Coast llwy ., where
~ell f)il Co. anJ '.\obi\
Oil Co. wi ll build service
l~tion s. The easernems
will penni t wide.n inr, to
raci litatc t raffic n ow.
• 'Jelaycd a cccptan<.:e or
public improvements con·
structed in conJUnction with
';Jroartmoor Unit II in Upper
~Harbor View IIi li s tn permit
CH RI STIN E BUCCOL A, time for furth er <;;tud y of
daught t>r of Mr. an d Mrs . erosion problems.
Geo rg e D. !3uccola of 41:121 • Vo ted -' 1o J to reject
Camden Dr., Cameo Shores, th e h vine Co. ref1ues t to
was presented at the Chil-ins tall a 6-foot by 16 -foot
dren of the Ameri can ~evo-"Newport Center" sign in
lution debutante cotillion th e publi c right of way median on Ne wport Center held in Coronado dur ing the .... · .1t., JUS t inlanJ of Coas t
s tate I)A R conference. She J-lwy. The discu ss ion ccn-
is serv ing her 2nd term as tered on the size rof the
president of the local Henry sian (ov~uize by 16 square
3oweo Society of CAR. Mrs . rcet) and whether the sign
9uccola was elected to the reprucntcd communi ty ideo-
state OA~ board and will tifi cation or advert1 sin~.
*Sound
Judc)ment
••• Of Socl•at note assume the duties of assis-• Authorized the citv
tant secretary for 2 years . attorney to pr osecute vi ~-
ly P•t vacation to show some o f S lations o( the State r.ICKainr.
THE UOG THlT t•IEU the wonden of the west to EJIIQR RESIDEKTS • TO VISIT SCHOOLS Barbara (Mrs. Frank) ;.hei r e~~:chanae student rrom The week or Apr\\ 22 to 26
J ordan or Corona del Ma r Arrica. *Fiscal
Responsibilii·y
• , .. has been desi snatcd as has been very sick. Ahhouah • · 'd · lona on the "poorly" list, Anne (Mrs. Mike) Doyle or 'semor rcs1 cnu vuilation
"' *Seasoned
ManaCJement
about 2 ·weeks 8 10 she be-Lido Isle is back in ci rcu-,week," accordinr. to the
came unable to take rood . lation aaain £ol\o wina a pro--N~wP_Ort-\·te saUnificdSchool
and 50 Frank and dauahter , lonaed il lneu whi ch even Duutct . Members or the
Debbie , wrapped her s nualy had her in the hospi tal ,wi th c~mmunity . ~vcr 65 arc in~
in bl anke ts anJ tu,,k he r a penumonia di asnosis v1ted to vult schools, ob-
lirst to the UC LA hos-charL Her mother, Mn. Ama~ s.crve classrooms ~n oper..,
pita \ and later to the Orange zon Bradrord who was uon, and ask quest1ons.
County Medi cal Center. widowed Jaa t ~ear, has de-A:: scn.io r rcsi_dent activity
F or several days Barbara cided to return to the Harbor c~r~ will ~e IISUCd~ pro-*Effective
Leadership
lay there in a coma, but Area and she will take up Vldlng adrm ttan c~ Without
toward th e end of last week retidence on Lido when s he charge, to a special eaten~
she became more respon· moves rrom Seal Beach Lei-dar or evc~\S throu~ou t the
sive and beaan to recoa-sure world. year Ill mtermed1ate and
nize people. • • • hiah schools.
Frank po ndered about T. J)uncan Stewart's wife, A~TIST Helen 13 raunsch·
weiger will be !he leatur~
artist at the Clyde Zulch
Origin~l s Art Gallery , 1835
Newpart 9\vd., Costa Uesa,
from APril a through May 12.
A receoUon and preview
showing of her oil pa intings
will be held fr om 4 to 7
p.m. Sunday, April 7. She
is the wife of a retired
executive vice-pre sident of
of the 3an~ of America, and
main tains s tUd ios at their
Palm ·springs and 3ei-Air
residences. The display
wi II include landscapes
in the Un ited States, Mell'ico,
Hawaii, Italy , France and
Spain.
NEWPORTERS
~ (" '
'•·
1 .fOI . '
I MciNNIS
what he could do to make Jerry, haa leh their Shore
l::larbara happy.· Finally he' E!liffa bOCIIC for Te1u on 1n
hodeo loopin!lito' ......... :llll8fd ol ...-r; Jtny' jo
l peCial pannilliOII (rcn -.-e 'Vfte to~· Wftt 'lfunc•'l
hospital. sistcr-in·l aw while [Nne's
On Sunday Barbara was airline pilot brother under·
well enouah to be placed aoes open heart suraery at
in a wh eel chair and brouaht th at ramous Texas hospital.
to a solarium in the hos-• • •
Mrs. Carol Ballantyn • pi tal. There was frank and, Sally Cannina {Mrs. Bill)
tucked in his jacket, the or Costa Meu has recover-Mr. Harry Ban• J ordan's tiny ltalian Jre Y· ed (rom her cold and inOu· M•.& Mn.Hon coclo.Bonninlllll d C houn , araMiadiMonterey, enza, but s till hu a c loudy
Don E. Bay l .. , Barbara's ravoritc doaaie. vo ice so th at she hasn't
J am .. s .. t..h;,. Barbara huaacd and petted returned to the Plymouth
Rolph Ehrk• Cara, and Cata li cked and Church choir on Sundays.
W.J. 'Cap' Block bum snuaalcd Barbara. There
wm T EARS "'eam;ng IIOIIE AIIIIESTS MADE "'i U A if~•• Blom qul tl down both of th,;, fa ce•. UK DIIUG CHAIIGES
Mr. & Mn. John Bo••nrann Incidentally, Cara, who has
Mr. & Mrt. w.,d,ll Booth been oH her rood ror
Mr. & "'"· Horae• B•o""" nearly 3 weeks , is now
Mr. & Mn. Howard Chac• eating a&ain . And when you
Mr. & Mn. Rolph Clock ask Frank about Barbara ,
he answers with a smile ,
Mr. & Mn. Oicl. Cluca. ''She's aettinl better.'"
Oonold 8. Oa"" • , ,
M•. & M••· R•c hord Fay The John Cravers have
· moved from 71 8 Jasmine. Mr. & M••· Gil Fol1omb Corona del Mar, to Saratoga.
"'"· Jam .. R. Gag• Mr. Craver is in the com·
M••· Dora Hill puter rield.
M•. & Mrt. Kaol H,lt., "' • • Chri sti e Denner or Balboa M•t. Lorry Ho,.
Mr. & M,.. wru,:,d Ho• Island is one of the youns
people who wi ll be attend-
Mr. & Mn. f,.d -"· How"' ina a t pecial auociated
Mr. Edw oud F. John tan student aovemment meetin&
Mr. & Mrt. Carl JCymlo in Hawaii durina sprin& va·
Mr. & Mrt. Olclt. Ltonord cation. Chri s tie. a COM
Mr. &. Mrs. om .. Long Hi ah coed. i 1 secretary to
the associated students.
,Mr. & Mrt. Fronk W. lynch • • •
Mr. & Mr .. Brad Mill., Ferpu McKay or 707 Jas-
More arrests were made
last week by Newport Beach
police on Charaes or use or
mari juana or dan serous dru as.
Amana local residents
a rre s ted Friday, May 22 ,
were Ronald Jay, U, and
Kenneth Ford, Ia, or 404
Cypress, ApL 6, Balboa, on
charae or possession or
marijuana. Christian Van
Foulacr, 2iJ, or the urne ad·
dreu, was booked on the
charae or contributina to &he
de linquency or a minor; and
Robert Fisher, or oranae,
waa &nested at that address
on i charae or poueuion
or a hypodennic kiL
On Monday, May lS, Dean
Heileman sen, 22, or 226 La
J olla Or., Newport Heiahu.
was booked on the charae or
poueuion or danaerous
druas.
Mr. & Mn. Rob•rt Min" mine Ave,, Corona del Mar,
0,, & Mrt . wo,•n My•n ia back home after aeveral LAIIEICE 1. MAISEl
weeks in dlc hospital in OF lEST IEWPOIT DIES John Mac:nob Lon a Beach, where he had La~nc:e William Hansen,
ll!r. & Mrs. Pal O'Connor one or those rancy ulhriti1 62, of 5206\-1 Nepcune Ave.,
P.~ Palm., operations 10 mend his lea. West Newporl. died SUnday,
Mr. & Mn. R!chord C. P••""'l • • • March 24, at Hoaa Hospital.
Mr. & Mrt. Jack Putvcl.n Here ror an early sprina Mr. Hansen was bom Au-
Mr•. 1•-'•l P•o•• vacation are ~ri· .,d An· JUi t 23, nos. in Oranae.
netteAllcrand lbeir parents. N.J. He was aencral mana-
Mr.' Mn. p,,., R•bbit1 viti tina aaain in Corona del aer of the Hansen Publica-
Mr. & lltn. John Shoo (rom Oklahoma. tiona Co. ror S\) years. He
Coth.,ln• K. Sl~t~,.on • • • came to Caliromia and
Mr. l Mn. ~r~toulll Slo.llllnt Miu May Vertreea, ror-Oranae County 12 yeau aao.
merl• of -d Ave, eod n...t. SUrvivors are hit wire, Mr. & Mn. J -• 1 8, S•dd•rd :~ -_.,.;. T 1 deftrod.. Co101ta del M8f. •d crcae; l son a, Char u of
M•o•rot J, Sinclair Now-t Be h ond Law mort n~lly a Coata Meta ,..... ac • •
Mr. & Mn. Rlch•d s''"'""' ruiden&. it oow neidlaa in renct o( New Y01k ; • dauah-
Mr. & Mro. Ch•l•• Ull111ort a coa•altac•& ....... ...,. ~ .. Terri,..:. or the ~:. a
Mr. & Mro. ll•to V•t•l bloke tiler lea .Wle 1111 .., ....-er. "'""ar 11, an a II~-. I lei, Plonnct, o( Milll'li.
Mr. & Mn. Wlll.r4 WM. ta -~ ut ,... Floria; ... I paadcbild. • • • Mrt. r;.., .. Y.r41.., Jr. • lltoe.., was rechH T~tU·
,.,, & '*• a.t• z-.. N•• nsul•&a ia ._ Laak• day, w.ctl 26. at Wutc:liff
0 ':••
Mr. G:olwlllrt -·-... --
-..., ia Hlltlol 'V' .. HIU• cMp~l; Hob Ma11 waa .. CoL _. ..._ ·IIU Jtell celela_. ...... ,,
.. 1-'IJ· ----11, •• 0. La4J ., -Ja ... M An. Mo. c-1 C.llolio Olorc-. • • • ....... ••• 1'1MI .....
'n• ..... ua•tsa:s•• P-'tiC•U.,•u etiMiut. .,.,.. cu•·--I•• ,,_.,....,.._
..... Oil ........ , ,.1 I Ct nut, 0£uta,
Ill a I 3 lift ................... ., ... .. &. ________ .. -... ...... .... ollll' IIIII lfl•
• -
tenden and Co. stock bfo-.
kcrs in Newport Beach, will
be installed Friday, April S,
as president or the Oran&c
County Council or the Navy
Lcaaue. Ue will succeed
Anthony Christopher of Seal
Be ach.
Other offi cers to be in-
s tailed arc John Rau or Bal-
boa, first vice-prcaident;
John Gustafson of Lakeview,
lnd vice-presiden t: William
D. Lu:!lk of Wh ittier, vice-
president, membership; J,
Paine of Wc s tcliH, vice-
president, c1vic afraiu;
Floyd Lender, \'ice-presi· den~ m;litary aff,Un; Wol-EUZAIETH LUTHEII
ter Griesmey cr of Baycreat, OF COSTA MESA DIES
ueasure r, and Virainia Blak:i· Elizabeth Ade laide Luther,
stone of Newport, 5ccrel&ry. o f 810 ISth St., We st New·
The installation dinner will port Hci&hts, died Fridar ,
be held at the Los Al amitos March 22 , at Ba~\'1 ew Cnn-
Naval Air Base officers club. vale scent Hospita l, Cl'Sta Mesa.
JOHN BOSTON HOUSE She was bom Jul~ lA.
SUCQJMBS AT AG£ 73 t,no, in Florida, c ame h'
Death came to John Ros-Caliromia 7l) years ag.1,
ton House . 73 . on Saturday . and had lived in Or;:y.ge
March 23 . at his home. \SIS County ror S4 years.
Ir vine Av-.: .. Harbor Hi&h · Survivors are a daugh ter,
lands. Leona Therhildsen; a son,
Mr . 1\ouse wa s born April John; 4 arandchil dten , 1-'
23 . t 8Q4 , at Spencerville , JR:a..,arandchildren: -' br,._
Indiana. He worked u a_.~then ~nd 3 sister.!!.
supe rvisor ror Ford Motor Sc:rv1ces we re held Wed-
Co. for )6 years. He was nesday. March 27, at Ba ltz
a World War t Veteran a11d Chapel, Costa \lc sa, wi th
had lived in California and the Rev. James P icrq of the p · Ch · · Oranae County for 9 years. 1nt rnuan <:=hutch
Survivors are hill wire , o r Costa Mesa 85 orriCII~nt.
Gertrude; a dauahter, Betty Interment wa s a~ Oh vc \ •ew
Jeanne Jakubik or C leve-Cemetery, La \hrada.
land, Ohi o: a sister, Mn. I.ITAICCAIIDLE
Eva Markham of Pont;oc. IIU DAY AFTEIIIIRTH
Michiaan; and 4 &randchil~ Krista Mc Cardle, dauahter
dren. o r ~. and Mrs. Randy \lc· d Serv~i~cshw2e6re hetWd Tuelaff-cardle, 4StH SeashClre 01.,
ay • marc • at estc 1 We at Newport, bom SUnday,
Chapel. The ~ev. James March 24. died a da)' later
Lamberth of Oust. Ctunch at Hoa1 Hoapital.
by the Sea wu orric~ant.ln~ Kriata i1 also survived by
termcnt waa at Acac1a Park her arandmotheu, Mrs. Ai·
Cemetery . teen Siealer or Washinaton,
ClllllmAII -II'S ond Mn. Ruth McCudle of
CLUI MIEn APML 2 Coota McoL
SU'Y Hanblen, wire or TV Oraveside services were
personality Stewart Harnb--held yesterday at Pacific
l•. will be vocaliat 1nd View Memaria\ Puk, under
pest tpeaker at ._, noon lhe direction o r Bell Broad--
luncheon meelina or •• way Mortu.y. Cosu Meta.
f'tewpon 81.0 OariUiiD Otncit~nt was Or. O atles
WOalaa'1 Club 'J'Ieact.y, Oi'""Geld or St. Andrew•• A~ril l. at 1he Balboalky Ptla"' .. riM Ctuuch or New·
Clob. pon Booch.
laMnadoe• .. • k
... "' .;, I'IWtf -wi* a-Pl ... or. JU-
JJU, or helle Mona, U).
JUt-,......, ......
ololl-lo nolloMe -.,
leMn'U. • .·
.. IT CIAT ITILEI
lo'latoe'a at FMtr.ion h-
l..t rtpOI'Uid lhe theh or a ............. ,. _. ....
-MS. -lite Alu..,; ............... ..,.
city
manaaer 1.0 execute a con-
trac\ wi th reallot Pr 1ncis
l·lorvalh ror property manaae-
mcn t services ror properties
purchased by the city ror
future widcni na of l2nd St.
Survivors are his wife,
Palti cia~ l dauahU:ta, Paula
I
• \uthori zed the mayor
to write " letter aivina the
city's endonermnt or the
U'::l effort to hoat the U. S.
l·landball 'ssociation'l
national 4-wal\ chamrion-
s hips in \pril, lq6C).
"so; a tablet can be cheap!"
• ~lprcsse d appreciation
for a U ,OOO library &ift
frnm the Newpor t. 8cach
f.'rtcmh of th e Library.
• ')elayed approva l ofth~
revised tentative map or
Lu s k. Trac t 6152. a HC)-
home subdivision in Upper
!\arbor View !lilts; th~
ua.ct map was $ en t bac~ to
the "'Piannina Commission
so that lhe chana~ proposed
~· the ci ty starr for con-
nec tin& Tille r 'Nay tn '.tar-
gueri te \vc . can be re-
s tudied: William Lu~k ob-
Jec ted to th e revi seJdcsign
because it would encourage
throush uarfic movement
across the subdi vi sion.
EYE IS IKJUIIED
While John Mac~th. 305
Poppy Ave., Coron a del
\tar, wu sawin1 lumber
with a po wer s aw )'CSler·
day, a chip of wood hi t
his alasses, shauerin&
them and cuttina hi 1 C)'C.
He wu taken for ueat·
ment to his doctor's offi ce
by a friend be fo re th e arri-
val of an ambulance.
I
No one likes to pey j(k
Cor a lin&k: tablet-in·
cludin& us. Ncvcrtheleu.,
IOfne or lbe newer druas
COli that much, They lllml Upensi.YC-yes. only
se:c:m. Consider this: Pneumonia used to me.n
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TOP ATHLETES In basketball and wrest·
ling were honored at the winter sports
award banQuet at Orang e Coast College.
Pictured here, left to right, are John Val-
lely of Balboa tsland, Pirate of the year
In basketball an d OCC's all-time high
scorer; Craig Falconet of Costa Mesa1
basketball team captain; Pat ~cCormick
of Balboa, Pirate of the year in wr estling
and number two lbQ-pounde r in the s tate;
and Terry Robinson o f Westminst er, team
captain in wres tli ng.
Olympic race
program set
Allen Browne, vi<:e com•
modore of Voyaaers Yacht
Club, Newport Beach, and
match race chairman, an-
nounces th'e only Olympic
trainina proaram on the
West Coast for June 3-~. A
training manual will be sent
to all entrants based on
IYRU JU les and lhe Olym-
pic course to be Nl} in Aca-
pulco, Me xi co.
Three separale coo~rses
for S.S.'s , flraaon, Star, Fly•
in,g Ou t chman, and Finn, ua·
ina all international n ••••
are to be laid out from lhe
s tart off th e Balboa Pier.
Saturday mo mina, June a,
there wi ll be a written e.um
on all nags and rules based
on th e Voy aaers' Olym pic
uaining man ual. AssistinJ
in th e program wi ll ~ ~CYC
and 1)11 ark Island Yacht Club.
Adv isor to the Proaram i1
the offi cia l Olym pics mea-
surer, Tommy Wilder. Entry
fee wi ll be S5, whic h in•
eludes t he 30 page manual,
Furth er in formation may be
obtained from Allen Browne.
(714) 6 73-4400 or (714) S4S.
7J46 , or P .O. Sox l117.
Ne wport Bea ch n 663.
Judaes will be Sleve Cro s-
by, Paul Hiller and Paul
Kettenbura.
otAMP SCORES 23
OF 25 FREE THROWS
Frank Ford set 1a club re-
cord o f 23 nut o f 15 In win-
ning the Uppe r Ba~ Boys
Club con test, "how many
ou t nf :!5 at th e free th row
hen." He. t1 ed with ll~!n r)
VanderAa fo r th e club rl!-
cord o f 16 free throws in
th e con test, "how many in
a min ute." ·m e basketball
g) m o bstacle ~~:ou rse was
won b) Eddi e Frausto. Frank
Fnrd ~~oas nmnl!r-up, and
Jack Allman rlaced Jrd.
Les Haven and J eff Wi.::se
defeated Paul !lnlmes and
P aul K.en t fo r the cham-
r11onship of the open divi-
sion 1-man baske tball t.ou r-
ne). In the 16 and under
group, Frank Ford and Carl
\lartin defeated Steve V.alsh
and Hart) VanderAa fn r the
·i tie.
. COAST will open It s 1%8 crew
season March 30 when it meets Cal State Long 'S'each
and t he University of Cali forn ia, Santa 9arbara, at
Newport. OCC, the on I~ junior college in the nation
wh ich compet es in pew, will race in the frosh and
varsity events . Start1ng time is 8:30a.m. The OC C
crew iS pictured here in a pract ice sess ion: Urom
foreground) coxswain J erry Wal sh, Jim J orgen s en,
Geo ff St rano, Jim Lockwood, John 13a ic, G!or1 L i nds e~.
Phil Petersen, C ar~ Simonds and Chuck Dewey.
' SIGN·UP TIME FOR SUMMER BASEB ALL
130\" frnm o;.ccond grade
thrnugh hi gh -.chnnl can
nnv. ,ign un at hnth bran·
ches of the Bn~' Club nf
the llarhnr area for the <,Um·
me r ba,eball prngram.
S•gn-up hou rs art> from 3
to S p.m. and €1 :30 to R:30
n.m. during the v.ak. On
Saturday:-. ~•gn·Up hnur.,
arc from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Practtcc v.tl1 !>tart \Ia\ 15
and games v.i 1l .,tart about
June 15.
Baseball coaches a re
needed. '>atJ l.ec Fi 'her.
Rranch Dire..:tnr . "(rot>J in-
tcotion..; -C\'Cn ...,,,h,1u t e'<·
perience -arc all that i:.
needed."
Th e l;ppcr Ha ~ Hranch IS
condu~.:llng an in"iru cllnnal
Ba:.cball League "on Satur-
da\., 1n prcrarat1110 fnr the
'ummer ha..,ehitll prngram.
lin~' R Ill 11 ~.:an pia' frnm
10 a.m. 111 no.1n . h(•~., I~ tn
I-I v.d l p1a\ frolfll I lfl J p.m.
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A liST SEC1101 --Pill 4
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Tar 9 tied fo r lead
1be Newport Harbor
S.ilou uayed ·at lhe top or
lhe Sunut Leaa..ae in a
l ·wly tie with Santa Ana
~nd Westminster by de-
fea\ina the Weatem base·
ball &cam 3 to 1 Tuescby.
Santa Ana edaed Anaheim
1 to 0, and Wet tmi nllet
crushed Santa Ana Valley
8 to 1.
Harbor trailed 1-o after
2 innings, then s cored l in
the top of the lrd on a
double by Scott Lonanecker,
I a sincle by Ed Washko,
drivina in Scott; a walk to
~ich Warner, and a bue hit
by Don Oalebout. scorina
Washko. The Sailors added
apother run in the 5th.
Pitcher Denny Dean held
rh e Pi oneers to 3 hits .
Kiftla. Mt~a coot a 1-G
t .. d in tha &ret inniaa.
Corona went lh"ead In dt.e
2nd 11 Leo Bandel tripled
~nd came home on Dave
Otlncey•s sinale, and
Oucay scored on Jim
Teeter•• ucrifice. The
Kinaa added Nnl in che lrd
and 5th inninas. · Buket·
ball star Steve Leech went
all lhe way on the mound
for the Kinas.
Eslancia aave Maanolia its
first defeat with a run in
lhe top or lhe final innina.
Chuck Perry ainaled, went
to 2nd on an error and
scored on Bill Bowen'•
double.
ITH GRADER WIN S
5WIIrllri!!T MfDALS
In the Irvine Leaaue,
Coron a del Mar scored a
narrow 4-3 vi ctory over
Cos ta Me s a to remain in a
tie for th e Leacue lead with
Maanolia and Loara. They
have 3·1 records.
Kim Carton, lth arade
swdent ac Abrah.,n Lincoln
and younaest member or the
Corona del Mar swim team.
won one sold medal and 2
silver medals at the Central
California indoor swimmina
champioruhips held over
lhe week-end at Fresno
Stile Colleae. Her butterfly
time of 1:03.5 won the air! a•
13 & ·14 evenL In open
eventS, she placed 2nd in
the 200 freesty le, 2:10 , and
in IJ:le tOO fly, 1:03.8:
l!mnt SoftrMre c, ... , Z.M. s~o .. ,.. ,t..•tol
Estancia , 5-4 victor over
Magnoli a, is tied for 4th
with Cos ta Mesa and Brea-
Oiinda , all with 2·2 ratings.
Ernie heads Vasa area
The Mus tangs' 2·run rally
in the top of th e last inn ina
failed to overtake th e Sea
Track schedule
·Em eat Soderberc of New~
port Heights wu elec ted
district master at a recent
convention of the South'em
California Di s tricts of the
• a Vasa Order of America. 'The Is given area copmriaes 17 lodaes
in Southern California and
Intermediate schools track perpetual trophies will be Arizona.
s chedule has been eslab-awarded to the winnina Mr. Soderber&, charter
lish.ed to run between May teams in the A, a. C. ·and member o r Anchor Lod&e
2 • 2~. The schedule wi ll 0 cateaories. Ribbons ror No. 648, at Newport Beach,
include leaaue preliminary the track season will be was born 60 years 110 in
and fin al meets, which will donated by the Newport Omaha, Nebraska. He is or
be held at the Davis School Harbor Optimist Club. Swedish descent, both par-
in Costa Mesa. Runnin.g events will in· cnts havina been born in
All league meets will elude the 75,100, 300 dash Sweden. His wife, Myrtle,
start at 1:30 p.m. d 130 6i)() d 300 d is from New Jers e)'. She
Ribbons will be awarded an ' an yar comes from a lon a line of
. d' . I f relay, field events, 6 and 6 S d. h •~ d 1. at each m 1v1dua meet or . . we 11 an ces~1 a 101 , d lb. shotput, the h•sh Jump b k 300 1 th 1 the first 11ve plac es , an and the lona jump. ac years . o e ear y
Meets will be held on May settlers of thu country.
2, ~. 16 and 23 , amona the They have one da~&hter.
6 schools : Ensian, Lincoln, Jane, 31\d ).grandchildren .
IUC TR,CK MEII Will
OVER CITRUS ft-M
Orange Coast Colleae
track forces crus hed Ciuu s
95·50 on the Owls ' home
O\'al Friday to s et the s ta'ie
for the clash with Cypress
at 3:30p.m. thi s Friday.
r.ta lph Kelly and Mike
Pomeroy, _hp th fonner New-
port Harbor High alhletes ,
scored big doubl es fo r the
Sues. Ke\1)• took the 100
in 10.0 and the 220 in 22 .5.
Pomeroy 'A'on the 120 hi&h
hu rdles in I 5.6 and the 330
in termediate hurdtes in 40.5 ,
R T W. kl 0 . d The Jrd one was born dur· ea e •n e avu an . . Kai~er. ' tn& the conve nuon last
The leaaue preli mi nary year.
meet will be May 27 at 1 Erne st has worked many
p.m. and the Jeaaue fi nals years as a publi c account-
on May 21 at 2 p.m .• at ant, with offi ce s in Co rona
!)avis School. ' del Mar, i s now semi·re-
P illA TE5 SIIUT llUT
BY GOL DEN WEST
The Oranae Coalt Colleae
Pirates were shut out 7 to
0 by last place Golden Wes t
Tuesday in an Eastern
Conference baseball duel.
The Sues are now 6-4, in
4th place.
tired, workin& only as a tax·
consultanL
His intere t in1idaes and
1ervic e organi zation s led
him to become a member of
the Kniahts Templar of the
Mason ic Order, a charter
o rder of Et-fl:el:a l Shrine of
Lon& Beach and a charter
member and director of the
Newport llarbor Exchange
Club.
Ue hu served as trea-
surer and chair man of An·
chor Lodge , and last year
he served as general chair·
man for th e convention when
Anchor Lodae was Host.
Since Ernie is semi -re-
tired, he and Myr tie can
pursue th eir hobbi es of
campin g, fishing, and photo--
graphy. He is official phot.o--
arapher for Anchor Lodge,
as well as of th e Dis trict,
and his slide s ha\·e fu r~
ni s hed entertainment fnr
many mee ting!! all ove r the
di s u ict.
Th eir hobbies take them
on long extended trips.
Someti mes th ey are joined
by the ir daughter and her
family as the}· spend much
time searchina ror Indian
artifac ts , wh ile Ernie s its
ori i l ock' ahd fi •·h•J·
OCC lQok the 440 relay in
43 .6 w•th Ed Shiple)', Jeff
Hale r. \like Oaden and
Kelly. Tho: S ues a lso won
the mile rd ay 1n 3:26 .2
v.•th Baker, Pe te Figaatt ,
Terry Schm•tz and Dave
Stephens.
Olaffey re mains at the
top of the Leaaue aher
winning 4-1 o ver Citrus.
Mt. San Antoni o, tied 3·3
by Santa Ana in 10 innings,
and Fullerton, 7-4 winner
over Cypre ss , are dead-
locked at 6-3 in 2nd place .
1 Tit~~e 2 Times 3 Times
GOL F CL INI C VIA TV
\lari ners Savinas & Lo an
Assn. of Newport Beach is
presentin g a rree go lf clinic
at the Weucliff and Dover
~~rfice lobby. A TV camera
recnrds th e golf swina, then
rlays i t back for a pro to
anal~ ze. Pro s from nearby
golf courses will be on hand
nn week-days from 11 :30
a.m. to 1:30 p.m. becinnina
todar, \larch 1~. throu&h
,\pril Ill.
8UCS OUNK RUSTLERS
Orange Coas t Colleae took
on ()olden West Friday in
1 he R.us tlers' pool and swam
a way with an 87-29 Eas tern
Conference ve rdic t. OCC
won \2 out of the 13 events
in running u p their 5th
Eas tern Confe rence win
a&ainst o ne loss th is year.
Golden 'Nes t took its only
win in the 200 bac ks troke.
COACH McKA Y TO TALK
USC's John McKay, the
nation•s No. I rootball
coach, wi II speak to the
New port Harbor USC Alumni
Club at a dinne r April 6 a t
the Irvine Coast Country
Club. Social hour wi ll
s tart at 6:30 p.m. and din·
ner will be a t 1!.
'{e servati ons may be made
before April 3 with Mr s,
Herb Oelke, 119 Via Ni ce ,
Lido Is le , telephone 675-
3149, or with Mrs. Donald
Killian. 642-7250.
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·Church
N ews·
IC011d-,... -l,l
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Ch~otrch, 600 St. Andrew's
Rd., Cliff Haven !. Or.
Charlet Oierenfield ~ill
preach · pafl 4 of hi a len len
series on "Home ufe"' at
lhe 8, 9:30 and 11 a .m. Sun-
cby services. The topic "is
"Path of foraivenus .'t A
chlldreft•s choir lenten vc•·
per service will be held at
4 p.m. • • •
Christ Church by the Sea
Comnunity Methodist, 1420
W. Balboa Blvd., Central
Newport -The Rev. James
Lamberth, accompanied by
lhe sanctuary choir, wi ll
present a symphony sermon,
"Still He s peaks ," at the
9:30 and 11 a .m. worship
serviceslhis Sunday. Church
School will meet at 9:30
a.m. Nursery will t>e pro-
vided. The Senior Hiah
Methodis t Youth Fellows hip
will mee t fr om 7 to 9 p.m .
• • •
Corona de l Ma r Commun ity
Congregational Church , 611
He liotrope Ave .-Dr. Ph ili p
Murray wi II preach on .. Jesus
th e Thinker" at 10 a.m ..
Sunday in Fel lowship Ua ll.
Church School wi ll a lso be
al 10 a.m. Nu rsery care
will be provided .
• • •
Balboa Is land Commun lt)'
Church , 11 5 o\gate Ave.-
The ~e v. ')on A. Basse tt
will preach t~n "E'<pc_rience.,
of the last wee \.:.-•!I s pas.-
sion at 9:30 and· II a.m.
Sunday . Church School will
mee t at 6:30 p.m. Nursery
care wi ll be pto\'ided. • • •
St. \!ich-ae\ and All Angel~
Epi scopal Church. 5th Ave ..
and \larguerite Ave .. Cor·
ona de l \·lar -The Re \".
J1)hn Rogers !)avis wi ll
ct.<lebrate holv communioo
a l 8 u.rn. Sunday and choral
eucharis l will be ce lebra·
ted at Q:30 a.m. Child care
will be pr n,·ided. Holy com-
mun••'n and knten ta lk will
be held at Q:JO a .m. Wed-
nesday, -\pcil 3. Hnly Com -
munion -.·il! be celebrat ed
a lso a t 7 a.m. Thursday and
Friday, April4.and 5. 1
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BOOKS, too ls. housewares
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aae ule. 646~1675. Tt·
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doclllolq -"' M-,.,... •• an110 wu Ia
ten"lbi)'IDM Jolla BriUJ' bill~ ill pr .. enl (on, lhat fll
10 diuoln 1111 a.-.. ptOblem it 11n4erdhcuuion,
Coun&y H.., Ohlrict wu lha& no coat•su• hu bun
\lo&.t· Morular ew•ina by reec:b..S. •d lhON it a po ..
lhe Ntwpon Beach City tiWlity of improvina lesit·
Council. la&ion now in lhe bookl.
Councilm1n. Dee Cook The motion wat 1pproved
tlrOn&lY objected to lbe 4 10 2 ·Councilmen Cook ~opot~ bi ll, .••Yina lhat !l!.elwn' and Uadt loy P.,.:
dtnolYin&lh e duVh:t wou ld totu joined Mrt . Martha11
coat Newport B:e•.ch tu· In wolina '"Y t.l.n Mayor
ptyen a half m1lh~ dol-ber and Councilman Forait ~an, He mlde a mobon .10 voted .. no.•• Councilman
1nttruct th e mty~! SO wn te Howard Roacrs abttained
• loner or opposition. from vo&ina.,
Mayor Pau l ONbCir and '
Cou ncilman AI forai t aai d lAST ILUPP MOTMIR DI!AD Of IIOMOXIDI! they would not aupport IUch Th · 't'on w 0 th a motion. The mayor ti· 0 11"1 1 1 1 n, e
preued a desire ror more P I t111k was empty, and
study. Counc itm·an Bob t~ aaraae and ca! were
Sh lton b' tedw " 1 s bllwarm,whenLeshe,IS, e o JCC 1 mea round her mother, !Jorothea
u ~pproach to the pro~ Green, 49, of2'018 Barranca ,
lem. . . Eas t Bluff, lyina beneath .Coonc~lm~n Cook w1thdtew the car in her pink ni&h t..-
hl s moll~n In rav~r or aent· aown , Wednesday, March20.
ler ~rdma by V1ce-Mayor Mrs. Green was carr ied
C.J CHIISnAIItl into the house by he r
OF 'coSTA IIESA liES hu •band, &;ch .. d, who 1h~n
. . called for help. Oesp1 te Charles J . O m atlanaon, a ttempts at resuscitation
B 63 Fe_deral Ave., Coata by heart massage by the
Me n , d1ed Sunday_, March fi re de pa rtme nt and police ,
24, at ~lo a{ Hospital. ~e Mrs . Green was declared
was born Aua. 22,_1U?• ~n de ad at Hoa a Hos piial from
Idaho, came to Cahforn1a m carbon 0 oxide
H20, and _had lived in Oranae Baltz m ~ortuar~, Corona
County s mce 1}63. He ~as de l Mar,di rected tt(e fune ral
man ager of th e Polly Pnest service.
Bu s iness Colleae for 6 STEVE JUMP IS 2ND yean.
Services will be he ld at 1 IN SPEECH QUALIFIER
p.m. today , Thursday, March Steve J ump, a junior a t
la, at th e Church of Our Corona del Mar High School,
Fath ers, Foiest Lawn , Cy-competed in the finals a t
the state qualifier speech press. Visitation was held contest held at California \larch 27 at Bell Broadway
\lortuary , Costa MesL
ART IORKatOP FOR
CHILDREII SCIIEIIULED
An art work shop for ch il-
dren will s tatlApril 6 at 40~
30th SL, Wes t Newport, un·
der the direction of arti s t
Barbara O'Keefe of Corona
State College at Fullerton,
Ma rcil 23. He placed 2nd in
orizinal oratory for .Oranae
County. This qualifies him
to represent CorOna del Mar
Hiah in the s ta te finals a t
Stanford University on May
3 and 4.
lOOK SALE PLAIIMED
del Mar. Classes wi ll be Don ations of any type of
held from I to 2:30 p.m. for books at all are now bcin&
a aes 5 to a, and from 2:31) 'A C!comed by th e Mariner'!!
to 4 p.m. for agc,s ~ to 14 .. Lions Club of Newport
Mrs. O'Ke efe has been a Be ach, accordi ng to Prcsi·
resident o f Corona de l Mar dcn i Beam Gri ffith, who
and Newport Beach for ~ said th e boo ks wi ll be
years. She studies art .at needed for thei r Jrd annual
Ph oen ix Junior Co ll e ge and sale to be held around the
Oranae Coast Colleac and fi rs t o f J une in Wes tcliff
has had s everal one.o111an Plaza.
shows in the Harbor Area. Ct.>l llY$TRIP ER$1tr.IL II
ANHU AI. IH$T AI.LUIOH
. ~=::"' Linc»ln Sdaool will pre•enl a full to
1calc musical comedy, "Get •lh•oll•e.·-d•'•&.t•l«
up and ao," at 7:1S p.m .• e .1.
lh . F 'd d S d ,.,ux • •ary 11 n ay an atur ay, h ld 1 lh r 1 h 2' d JO . lh e a c 1 ... oas Marc 7 • an . • •n e Coun try (:lub. f)ther offi cer s
1chool aud1tonum. for the comi ns year are
Proceeds from ti cke't sales Wendy f)wen , Vicki 1-laia.
will ao toward the purchase Terry ~llis, Les lce Li ttle-
of a public address system john and Vicki Cox.
ror th e aym. 'lutgo ing offi ce rs honored
• along with 3arbara arc
INTER .. QTY LIBRARY <tandy Some rs, J udy 3abinch
PROJeCT S'JPOORT£0 and ".1inday Hagan . \tr s.
'The Newport 3each Library ':la rk Somers serve s as
'loa rd has a pproved the junior Chapter advi sor . forma tion or an inter-ci ty
library study conmittec to
explore areas .or improved
coomuni cation and co.
operation between the
New port 3each and Costa
'.1csa Libraries. The board
1s soliciti n1 Ne wport
aeach Ci ty Counci I approval
for the forma tion of s uch a
study group.
SITU.\TID OH TIN ACIIII
SPACIOUs 1 & 2 UDIM. AI'.AIITMBITS
,_ & """'"" ,,_ •uo
• P.h atc· Pa tios e Fireplaces
• POOLS • 9 Ho le Puttina Oeen
• Tennis
• Separate Flnlily Section
• Adj. to Schools and Playaround
900 s .. Len•, CdM
MecArtt.r .... , C.est lfwr. cl••• .. Fa.a.i ... l•len4
COROHA DIL liAR (714) 6.U.:I611
IU D ..... '-(Wwpo & Pw•IOI ... , ... •o)C:-
pvt• ,.a.ll"l ...... ••• ...., .... Ee,...l
y-o lo H-,_ Hl ... ly ....,..,cool • rol;l~lo '
settlfectlen r:--..... ·AEE ..... a~ ... , tl•• te Ill• (If ..... loltr .. ,HI.)
tt1 eon• 1114 PL.aa.N ~ a &IIAI If ....... , HACII Cfi'A aiiA ....... , IIACII
•• 1111 • &IYml • •• •••
NEIPORT HARtiOR EIISIGII
ARST SECnON - -P ... 5
Jus t Li s t e d
Oc e an V ~ew. near little Corona ·Beac h, imma·
c ula t e , ready to move into. 3 bedrooms, 2
ba th s with all that the niceties that go with
this lovely light and airy home. Call us ror
a ppointment to see 165,000.
• • • • •
I
P e ak of P e rfection
BACK BAy AREA
Perrec t in every d etail. T his lovely four bed-
room home was designed ror family t'tvtn~.
Love ly patio and yard is professiOnally land-
scaped. P RI CED AT ONLY S46,00il.
IF YOU WA NT TD SEE THIS LOVELY HOME
CALL
INDUSTRIAL •
BUILDING
Fronts on busy Sante Anc St reet. San to Fe
R.R. s idin g. Corner Lot. L e a sed fo r S5,800
per year.
$49,500
PHOitE 642-5111 ••• til LIID
Convenient
Mo s t de sirable location on Cl iff Drive. J ust
5minutos from anylh ;ng. 3 bedrooms - 2 bo lhs.
P lastere d gara ge, easily c onvertible to Rum·
pu a Room. Ample room for u tro garage ond
trG ller.
Prico only $36,000.
n,;, homo will Mil qu;ckly .
I.COASI
675.3000
Realty IIIC.
• CDM
..... 673-0554
THURSilAY. MARCH 28, 1961
COIOIA DEL liAR, CAU F. Newpon ••• r:h ....
ll•i• lsJ.IMI CosN ...
iAMIGOSI
EA RL Y CALIFO RNIA DESI GN
ON THIS BAY VIE W
CORONA DEL II~.R
BUILDER'S CUSTOM HOM E
3 BEDROOMS -FAMILY ROOM
WITH WET BAR AND AQU ARIUM
LI VI NG AND DININ G ROOM S
SEPARATE DELUX E GUEST APARTMENT
OR REN TAL UNI T
ONLY ONE YEA R OLO
S98 ,000
Call Mr. Cobb or Mrs. P avlovich
Rea l.tors
673-4400
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
3 bedroom, 2 bath, hardwood floor, c a rpets,
drapes, bui I t•in s, di shwo she r, refri g,rator AN D
a most unusual swimming pool. S31 ,500.
'
A SOUND INVESTMENT
3 small rentals with S285.00 per mo. income.
East si de Costa Mesa. S27 ,000 w /tenns. ,
Wells-McCardle Realtors
Reliable Service Since 1943
1810 HEWPORT CO$UME$A
Custo m Built with a View~
Baycre'il ··foR~VER V JEW" H ome!i
hy Ivan Well$ & Sons, Inc
Quulif1 Sflluhlaml huiMor for -14 \"t"m•
"fW 300 SE RIES • FROM $63 .95 0
l!PPER /'oiEWPQRT HAIUO R
DO\ EM SHORES -lltVINF. RANC H
1Sayrrrst
Models a1 1841 Santiaao Drive .
Ncwpon Beach (71 4 ) 646-IHO
Dttcorarnl and furttisifttcl hy J. H . Big~;>tJr. Sal'lla Ana
CORONA DEL MAR
RENT SA LE -TRADE
Hous e •. 4 be drooms , 3 baths, PLUS l ·bed·
roam apartm en t. For more informa tion coli
Paul Terry
642-0886, 637-051 4 or 536.()131
SPECIAL OFFERING ....
OCEAN VIEW HOM~
YzBiocktoBeach
T his lovely home is ideal far a FAMILY !Just
a hop 'n s kip to Corona del Mar Ma in Beach
•.. 4 Bedrooms .•. 3 bath s .•. Built·in ele c tric
Kitchen •.• huge living room with VIEW ..•
F .A. heat ••. low'"fllaintenonce yard ... over·
sized ga rage with ro di o·con tro ll ed door ••.
~ t ,~. Den , Family Room, Beamed Ceil ings ,
Shake Roo f, and many more • .. + outstan ding
features. JUST S6 1,750
$EIII't. E REAL · UTA TE
2515 E. C.••• c. .... 4-'llief
Corona del Mar '
WELL-PRICED HOME
... and ch armin g apartment. Close ta every·
th ing! Excellent financ in g.
•••••••••••••••••••••
OPEN HOUSE 1-5
SATURDAY • SUNDAY
llS LARKSPUR
IT'S A D~RLING! BeautHul , low mo;nten·
once yord, R·2 lat. Only S28 ,750.
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CHANNEL REEF -APARTMENTS
4 BEDROOM
Irvine Ter race
e l ec tron ic a ir
cle'"''" a nd air c onditi oh·
Graciau s living, de--
throughout. See th is
clel ;gltJful home, worth
penny ot S~4,500.
CHESHIRE
REAL ESnTE
67J.2SIIl --
Can"tSell ll? ... Tradelt1
For Put Action 1: Reau.lta
Call
llOY LE ! W(l()l) CD.
Coil }41·1161
270 £. 111h SL, Coata Meu
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' .rry IIIPis MEIP,OIT HAIIIDR Elll~
FlaT SECliOII - -'• 6 THURSDAY, IMfiQt 11. 11i11
OOIIDIIA OB.IW, CAlif. All_...., .....
n•l.. eo che Mach ower
... --.... It· Ill• balleai ol th you for New·
port Boon po(ieo, with 30
lrllftc acddents, cauted
mostly by inattCintive driv-
ina, accQrdina to uartic in·
veatiaetor John Andrews,
1\ere were 5 accidents
Friday, 12 Saturday and 13
Suodoy.
Two pedestrian• were hit
Friday. William Gust, 11, .-:u St . James Pl., Cliff
Haven, crouina Dover Or.
..-W. Cout HWJ.; aei·
... at a OKIJ&I .. lk DOl' iD•
lereeolioa, •••. hh by the
car cld••• 1rJ William Jew-
ett. 26, oll60t Wawerly Or.,
Bay Shore a. Wi IIi am uf-
fered • broken rialu lea
above the knee . ·No a~tion
is beina taken aaain•t Mr.
Jewell.
Robert Christie, 56, of
Garden Grove, wu taken to
Hoaa Hospital alter he was
hit in a crouwalk on W.
Coast Hwy.; cut ol Hwy •
55. ·He suffered a fractured
riaht ankle, broken riaht
thumb, multiple contusions
and abrasions, and is in fair
condition. ;
The driver of the car wu
F .S. Roussel
of COM dies
P. Stuart llouuel, 64, ol
624 'bmona Dr., Irvine Ter-
race, died Sunday, March
24 , in Sooth Laauna.
Mr. Rouuel waa born Sept.
8, 1903, in Wlmbledon, Ena·
land. He came to the United
States at ·22, and lived in
Pasadcu and Punaluu,
Oahu, before comina to Cor-
ona del Mar .
Mr. Roussel was vice-pre-
sident of the First Califor-
nia Co., a member of the
Stock Exchange Club, and
a past pres ident of the Bond
Club.
Mary Carden, 16, of 600
Michael Place, Newport
Heiahts. The accident is
still under invelliaation
and has been referred to the
district attorney's office. ~_./st On Sunday, March 24, St e-
ven Brenneis , 19, of 4398
Survivors are his wife
Helena; 3 dauahters, Patri-
cia Kuykendall of Clearfield,
Utah; Diane Reynolds o£
Myrtle Point, Oreaon; and
Gretchen Eimer oT La Can-
ada ; and a son, Gary Gent-
ner of Punaluu.
3007 E. COAST HIGHWAY Sato'nwood Way , Irvine, lost CORONA DEL MAR 9262S
(l":.,...•rlr f••"•) contrOl of his VW on Jam-·~""'!""'!""'!~67~Jo~S~AO~s~""'!""'!~ boree Rd. as he approached ~ Palisades. The car wu
~PORT a total wreck as it ran off
the roadway and overturned .
Mr. Brenneis was taken to
Services were held Wed-
nesday, March 27, at Baltz
Corona del Mar Chapel. The
Rev. Raymond I. Braham&
was officiant.lntennent was "Splendid! A modem
gotruc tale ol
innocence and evil!"
-rime MllpiiZIII•
•· A movie you won't
want to miss!"
-{uditlt Crill, M• rod•y S/IQW
M GM ..... ftlm....oys.--
l)lrt( Bogarcle
• Jack Clayton's Film of
-also -
ACADEMY AWARD STARS
"DIE Of
THE YEAR'S
10 BESTI ...
THE MOST TDUCHIII&
OF THE YWI"
.,.,~[IOo•ooo"'-·-·•-leo"'"-'•-. SIDNEY PQI11£R • SHfll fY WIIITfRS
:.~EUlABfTH HARTIID'
Hoag Hospital by Bayshores
Ambulance, with both jaws
fractwed and ~ultiple abra-
sions. and contusions. private.
' Newcomers at Hoag
Saturday, March 16 G' 1 M d •~ J h
G. 1 ·~ d ,1 0 u -r. an ~.,,s , o n 1r _ 1•u. an l' rs. on S 1 75~6 Ro k M" h II 3006 Hardin Wa wan son_, c rose • 1tc e • I y, Way, lrvme,
Costa Mesa. Bo M d 'I C R S do Ma h 17 Y-r. an ,·rs .. ey·
•Bon y, ~1 rc d M R ld nard Storey, 123 Onyx Ave., y-' r. an ' r~. ona Balboa Island.
Owens, 536 Ham11ton St., Boy_ Mr. and Mrs. David
Costa Mesa. Clark, 20H Wallace Ave., ~andoy, March 18 . Costa \lesa.
Boy-Mr. and Mu. Dame\ Bo ,,_ d '1 L Gold C" 1 y -, u . an "rs. ee Emory, 2251.) en uc e, Payne, 320 Broadway SL,
Back Bay. Costa ~-lesa. Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mcilroy, 211) College Ave •. F.J . PAULAS, NATIVE OF
Costa Mesa. , CER~ANY, SUCCUMBS
Girl -Mr. and \-Irs. Ray-Far from Germany, the
mond Tandle , 543 Bernard land of his birth , graveside
St., Costa Mesa. servi ces were held Friday,
Boy -\1r. and Mr s. Robert \larch 22 , at Pacific Vi ew
Rusick, 3028 Coolidge Ave., \lemorial Park , for' Frank
Costa Mesa. John Paul as of91-l E. Ocean
Tues."oy, ~rch 19 Fl., Balboa. ' BOy -Mr. and Mrs. Ke n-He was born Oct. 23 , 1893;
neth Villano, 27\)0 P eterson and died on Tuesday , March
Way, Costa \lesa. 19, at Haag Hospital. H<:"
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Robert lived in Orange County and
Schiefelbein, 12Jl McCor-Califomi'a for 2l·years. He
mack Lane , Costa tl.·lesa. was the owne r of Paulas
'#'ect..adoy, Match 20 Novelties. manu{actwer of
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Robert fi shing lures, for 18 years .
Sch*fTlell, 354 E. 22nd St., Surv ivors are his wife,
West Upper Bay. Stella ; 3 daughten;, Debbi e
Thursday, March 21 and Cindy of the home, and
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Philip \lrs.Nancy\le ier of (llinois;
Carey, 246 Joann St., Cos ta and 2 grandchildren•. :\.1~::· _ :\.1r. and .\1rs . Char-ARNOLD YEAGER DIES
les Ott., 212 Costa Mesa Former industrial engineer
S C •~ .. Arn old B. Yeager. of 243 t.., OS .... ,\IICSa ,
Boy-Mr. and \-Irs. Gera ld E. 20th St.. Costa Me sa.
Stebbins, 217 Ogk St., died Friday, \larch 22 . at
Costa Mesa. l·loag Hospital.
Fridoy, Morch 22 \\r . yeager was born Dec.
Gi rl -Mr. and \Irs. Tho-II , 190CJ in Warren , Ohio.
mas Smith , -U O Be l\"ue Ln., tie came to C.1 lifornia 17
Balboa, years agn and li ved in
Orange Coun ty for 4 ye ars.
__ _:L_E_GA __ L __ H_OT_I_C_E ___ He was with Coleman Engi-
XOllC:EOF' PI'BI.IC fl t: \KI;\G ncering for 30 years .
:
::::::::::::: NOTICE 15 HERE:Jn r.t \ ~-' Requiem mass was cele-that thl' Ci ty Coun cd nf th •· hrat ed \1 nnday , \·la rch 25,
Citv o f ~ewport H~af"h wd! at St . J(lachim's Cath olic hold a public hearinl( rf"li,'ardl nl.! MESA. Qrdinanc" '\o. 12·'6, bein ~. an Church, Costa \lesa. lnter-
ordi nanc~ of th~ City nf ,, ...... men! was at the Good Shep-
port llearh adoptin~t llistrH'I he rd Cemetery~ l{untingtOil
\laps .'\os. 53, 1'\ Y1 o~n d -,-;-Beach. Tht: fune ral was di-and pr~1.onin,11 unincnrpor ai .. d
• • • • • •
1 ... <.0''" M d ,&
Julie Andrews in
J arne s \li chencr' s
"HAWAII"
<
Best Picture
of lhe Year
"AMAH FOR
ALL SEASONS"
territory 01 d1acent to the City of rected by Bell Broadway
~ev•port u .... ch in thf" ~' f'llt o f \·lortuary , Costa \lesa.
subselfU "'lt anne~11ti o n<~, Amend-CARL TON ENDERS 0 F ment ;.lo, 239, I pp••r II arbor \'i ew Plannf"d Comm unitr m~ WEST NEWPORT DIES
trict, Zo nf'<l :\·1 ([ount)' In• CarltonJ .Enders, ofl22 corpor"t ~d Allncultu ral Zone}. 35th St., West Newport, died
~OTif:f: IS It t:llf:I!Y F'l"ll-Saturday, ~arch 23 . at
TIIE fl C:I\"E\ th at th,. said Orange County \tedical Cen-publ ic h"'ann ~ will b~ held on the 8th da\· o f ·\pril , 1968, al ter. He wa s born Sept. 20,
ih,. hour o.l :':W p.m. in th e 1903, in Nebraska . came to
Council Chambpr_.;; of th f!' Cily Californ ia 35 years ago and
ll all ol th•· Ci tr of ~ewporl had lived in Orange C(lunty Beach, California, al whi ch lim,.. and pl<•c~ any and •11 for 4 ye ars.
per§Gn-" tnternled mllly app ear Survivors are his wife , Lu-
(W)d he ht"ard therffln. ci\le; a stepson , Jame s Ou-
t. aura L•~ios Bose of North Hollywood. Ci ty Clerk · d. r.ity of ~ewpo rt Beach Private serv1ces were 1-
Publish: ,\tart:h 28, 1968, in reeled by Saltz Mortuary ,
Th (' Newport Harbor r ... u :i ga C:::_o:st:•:,:M_::':.'~":.· ___ -,-, __
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTIO:OF'PIJ BLI C IIF~ARING
Come in and see our new colorful stationery •• •
Notes and paper to motch. White os. well os
colors.
NOTIC~ IS HEREBY GI\'EN
th at the City f.ou ncil o f the
City of Newport Bueh will
hold 11 puhl ic hearing regarding
•ppeal of Leo H. Kirchner from
the decision of the Plaaaine;
Commis11ion 11ranli ng V ari a~~ce
No. 932 !!IUbject to three con•
dilions, and requetuing del~
tion of Co ndition No. 3 stipu•
lating thai 11 3 h. side T"'
wills Lo be mllintained 11 Ofla
Seashore Drive, on Lot 8,
Block C, Seuhore Co lon y
Tract. known as 630 I BDd 6303
Imported gifts, toys and novelties. from Germony.
'Vanety Store
Enroll Now!
1'01 TIINAGI
ART WORK SHOP
• Seuhore Drive, Zone R•2. ,
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR·
• THER GIVEN th.t the .. ;~
• pablic heerla(!: will be held on
the 8th day of April, 1968, at
• tlle Aour of 7:30 P•'"· ie lhe
• Co uncil Ch•bera of the Chy
H-11 of the City of Newport
:
Buch, C•llloral .. at .tile .. STARTING SATURDAY, APRIL6 ••~• •' ploe• •r •' oil • per.on• iatereated '".,. .,, ••
• 2 Cl•••••-AtwSo.l _. tte14 • •d b.ho•d ,..,,..,
• L•ra Laafoll • ,OR "'ITMIIIMP0111t1AT1011 --CALL Cloy Cl..£
I. 67 .. 17. • Cloy of No.,.n Beoclo
. ""'" .. ' """"' .. 1961, .. •••••••••••••••••• 1\o Ne ... n H•bo• F.oolp
'
VOII
• us1nessman
' Re-E ect Q
With PROVEN Ability!
• CITY COUNCIL-NEWPORT
I
"He
*
Has Served You Well"
He Is • lad~p•d•llt n••••• 111 -10
.... -.c.. ,. _, spedal .,,., or Ol'llv'wtloc.
* 20 Yean a ._ ___ ill Newport l•acll
45 Yean a ltesld1nt of Orange C:O.nty
* Wltll co•rtNJe n fonllitht lie has actec1 for two
,_ hi tile Mtt hlterllt of tile ltltlre -lty.
* A watcll4ot ~yow tax dollar. lie wiR continM to
flqht for ... twapayer and ,.,.,ry ·-·
He has been a prime-mover during his
term of Councilman in actions of thri'ft
and negotiations that have resulted in
approximately 1 ~ million dollars in
sovings and benefits to the people. He
pledges continued honest, forward-
looking go';emment, increased effi-
ciency, lower tax.es, and fair, cour-
teous ond equal treatment to all.
* H1 Is for IIICIIntahlillfJ 111911 ..-Hty edtlcatlaR for
which No~ load! lias boot! fulnod In tile
past, whlli 1xorchhM) prad1nco In bllclgethMJ·
Wherever You Live-VOTE FOR COOK
P. D. (DEE) COOK
JOIN THESE NEWPO~T lEACH TAXPAYERS IHO SUPPOIIT TNE lll•ELECTION
OF THIS HONEST, HAIID·IOUilii.INDEPEUEU CII.CILIA•:
John Abell
A ce Adams
Hal Aebischer
Dr. John J. Albarian.
William R. Alford
Marco and Patricia Anich
Mr. & Mrs. J .GJ Anwiier
Clifford Argue
Col.&. Mrs. Thos. P. Atkinson
Mr . & Mrs. Ralph N. Baker
James Barto
J . Allen Seek Jr.
Mrs . Joseph A. Seek
Urban Beh
Harold E. Benedict
Robert H. Berkley
Mr. & Mr s. Robt. z. Blocksom
Clarence Boardman
Eugene C. Boero
Gene Boero
Col. & Mrs. Howard Z. Bogert
Mike Boll
John T. Boyd Jr.
Mrs. E.M. Brookings
Mr .. &. Mr s. Paul Bruce
Mrs. George D. Buccola
W.C. Buchterkirchen
Clyde Burger
Bill Bush
Chance Bus hard
Mr . &. Mr s. Fred S. Butterworth
Mr . &. Mrs. J . Harold Caldwell
Ray and Lily Call
Dean W. Campbell
Capt. Harry E . Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. James Carroll
Bryant A. Christensen
A. James Clinton
He letl A. Cole
Mrs. William Covert
Lyda J . Creel
Bunster Creely
Mr. & Mrs. L.E. ·Cressman
Richard L. Crutcher
Wally Cruttenden
Helene Csenar
Tom· J. Cushman
Ray V. Daniger
Harry C. and Doris Davis
R.W. (Bob) Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Trevor J. Davis
Tom B. de Forest
Mr. & Mrs. Roland De Lamar
Andy Devine
Bill Dillman ,
Samuel H. Downing
C. Grabam Edelblute
Mr. I< Mrs. Dooald E. Elder
Dudley Eller
lvao W. Erhardt
Jetr Farwell
_Lymoo F""'ell
Mr. &Mrs. Bud Fay
Oloden Fay
Rlcbonl H. Fenla
Mro. Bradoa Floch
Lelll>dFIDley
Lyle V. FIDleJ
Mr ... llro. F . (FIDMJ) Fla-
llr •• lh. WIWom £. Fl-
Howard Fofsom
Chas. A. Fowler
Don V. Franklin
David L. Frazer
(OMl>'I'·A-Po\ .. 'ft,U. LIST1• --·'
Harry Lace
.......... _,_ .... , ....
Mr. & Mrs. Mont Friend
Thomas C. Fry
Mr. &. Mrs. Barry Fuller
Forrest S. Fullmer
Bla.ckie Gadarian
Walter Gallahan
J .A. Cant
Mr .&. Mrs. A. William Gaz.lay
John Gorski
Mr . & Mrs. Craig Grain~er
Burton Grant
James L. Gray
R.C. Greer
Dal Grettenberg
Edward Gribble Jr.
Beam 0 . Griffith
Arthur ·E . Gronsky
Mike D. Grosz
Robert Guuenheim
Don Gunderson
Carl H. Hage
Hugh W. Haley
Earl Hall
Mr . & Mrs. Erie P. Halliburton Jr.
Paul Hanna
Roge r Hannaford
Dorothy Hardcastle
James E. Harrington
Robert E. Harris
Mrs . Donald Harwood
J .D. Haskell
Mrs. Edward T. Healy
Larry K. Hegewald
Mr . &. Mrs. Elmer Hehr
Robert P, Henderson
Tom Henderson
H. Stanley Henline
Duke Herbst
Anton Hershey
George L . Hicks
Hank Hill
Dr. & Mrs. Richards H. Hoffman
Mr . & Mrs. William S •. Holstein
Clint Hoose
Ted· S. Hoover
Charlie Hopton
Orant Howald
Charles R. Howard
Dorothy M. Hucchene
Mr. I< Mrs. Lester L. Iobell
Chict 1""'100
Rob«\ layred
lobo II. (leek) Ieske
W.A. lobo100
Fronlt lordan
Dol Kalin
Carl s. Kegley
Poner A. Kelly
K.W. KODdrlct
llr. 1< lira. Harold Kenoyer
l. W. (Bill) Kern
Eorl Kick
~oo l . (Bud) KlyD
C.B. hickerboc*er •
Corl KJID!alr.
Pred Lansdowne
G.H. Lathrop
Mr . &r. Mrs. Worthington Lee
Robert Leech
Guy Le Valley
Earl Lewis
Edward Lewis
Francis Lewis
Jack (Cardoza) Ligthart
J .C. (CHr!) Lionbarger
Mr . & Mrs. Joe W. Long
Walter Longmoor
David K. Longnecker
Ernest F . MCClellan
Price T . McCuistion
Will:301 W. McDowell
Mr. &r. Mrs. Daniel Mcilroy
John R. Mcintosh
Ralph V. McKee
Dorothy C. McKenna
Mr. & Mrs. Donald E . McMichael
Mr. '& Mrs. George McNamara
Mr. & Mrs. David J, Malloy
Mr. &. Mrs. Henry M. Mansfield
Pat Marley
Roy Matsac
Mr. & Mrs. William B. Martin
Ralph P. Maskey
Mr. &. Mrs. H.A. Mason
Charles W. Masters
Roger L . Meisinger
Larry A. MUler
L.A. (Anthony) Modica
Dr. Salvatc.-e R. Monaco
Kenneth F . Morgan
Col. & Mrs. Charles Morrison
Dee Murphy
Helen M. Murphy
Mr. & Mts. A. Patric k Nagel
Jack Nelson
000 E. New
Joe Ntctertz
Oooo Norvell
Vergll Olkdeo
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. O'Connor
Rutb Pordoll
Jolm Bernard Parter
VIrgil Partch
Hubert Peirsol
Oeo. L. Perlin
Mr. & Mrs. Oordoo Petei"'D&&l
Mr. I< Mrs. jllll Pig
Van and KAly Pomeroy
Word Ponor
llr. 1< Mrs. Ao(IUo Poaor
Mr. 1< Mrs. lobo Pr!-d
Jim Pwdue
Bud and Kale Raul-
0 .8 . Rood
D!ctRblnoborl
Mr. • llro. Paal 0 . IUio · lladdR1111
-L.RIIcldt OoooH.--O.Z.-
Dr. • 11ro. Willi-. r. ltobl-,.....c.a-a
Willi-. D. llollor
Robert S. Rosenast
Joe and Adeline Rossi
Ted and Mary Russell
C.E. Schueller
G.E. Semple
Roy L. Shaler
Walter A. Shaw
George Sherrill
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Simpson
Ezra H. Skinne r
Edith Smith
Forest G. Smith
Forest G. Smith Ill
Homer Smith
Howard L . Smith
J. Leonard Smith
Albert W. Snyder
Carl & Mary Jane Spitzer
Al Springer
Mildred Stanley
JoeL. Starr
Maury StaUtrer
J. Leslie Steffensen
Richard I. Stewart
Dr. Alben E. Stockton
R .L. Strickler
Arthur Strock
Warren B. Sturtevant
Rolf Swenddal
D.T. Tarbo:~
Bill Thompson
William Thompson
Mr . & Mrs. A. E. Titrany
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur S. Tool
Stuart Towne
R.li:. (Dutch) Troutman
Henri t . Tubach
Captain Cyrus Tucker
James K. Turner
Louis A. Turner
Vem Verner
Chuck Ullman
FronltUsedem
l obn v otl"l
Barry Von Hemert
Ted Von Hemert
Bob Walker
Thomu P. Walter
Betty Wataoo
Ralpb Watoen
·Verne Wat1100
Coy ull Hazel Watts
Bert Webb '
Tony H. Webb
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I
OCEAN FR.ONT ROAD?
The Wilbur Smith & Associates study on troffic operational meoaures, parlcing improvements, and
a'nd parking in Newport Beach has been submitted to major strNt improvements, including a suggested
me City C0<1ncil in me form of a 141l.pagobook can· Qc..., Fran! rood from New1>9rl Pier to Balboa Pier
taining on evaluation of current and projected for Peninsula traffic. S.ctiOrl A contains proposals
requirements and recomm.,{dotions fo,r solv. for the Newport ond .Salboa Peninsula orH, Section
ing the problems. Here is a summory of the principal 8 for the Corona del Mar Area.
SECTION A SUMMIIRY OF RECOMMENDATIONS
" Stroet PrOSiram
e The Installation of traffic signals along ,Balboa Boulevard at the Intersections
with River Avenue, 38th Street, 36th Street, 32nd Street , 28th Street, McFadden
Place, 15th Street, Palm Street, and Main Street.
e Modlflcatlons•to the five existing signals along Newport Boulevard from Via
Lido to 28th Street to coordinate the progression of traffic at all times Including
the synchronization of the signal timing to obtain suitable lag times between
sucCessive phasing, thereby regulating the storllge capllcity and provtdinq :;uit-
able time gaps for the side streeu.
· e Modifications to the cxtstiF'Ig signals at the intersection of Balboa Boule var:f
and the Coest Highway to provide a separate phase and two ·left-turn lanea for
traffic outbound on Balboa Boulevard.
e Channelization and street widening at the intersection of 32nd Street and
Newport Boulevard, and at the Intersection complex formed by 32nd Street,
Lafayette /\venue, Udo Park Drive and Via Lido. '
• The removal of the curbed Island and parking spaces along Balboa Boulevard
from 3 2nd Street to' 47th Street, and utilization of thl s space for left-tum lanes.
The removal of parking at both curbside and median along Balboa Boulc;;,vard from
McFadden Place t o Alvarado Street, to obtain six lanes for movame·nt of traffic,
with use of the median for turning movements at the intersec~ions.
• Installation of parking restrictions, during peak flows, on Several streets such
as Lake Avenue, Marcus Avenue, River Avenue, 47th Street, 3Pth Street, 32nd
Street, Seashore Drive , Via Oporto and Bay Avenue.
• The extension of River Ave nue to connect with the Coast Highway, including
installation of signals at this intersection, af\d also the connection of Rive r
Avenue to its inters ection with Channel Place.
• The installation of one-way s treet circulation in, West Newpon including' 48th
Stre~t to 54th Street and bo unded by Seashore Drive and River Avenue. Co nver-
s ion of the existing two-way side stre ets between Bay Avenue and Balboa
Boulevard fr om 14 th Street to Washington Street t o one -way couplets.
• Straightening of the a lignme nt in the l oop road between Main Street and the Palm
Street access to the beach parking lot.
• Widening of a number o f street s such as Newpon Boulevard, BOlboa Boulevard ,
32nd Street, Via Oporto, and La fayette Avenue to service fut ure traffic needs.
Re alignment and widening of Lido Park. Drive a nd 32nd Street a t the funct ion
with Lafaye tte Avenue .
• Construction of Ocean F'ro nt fr 9 m 23rd Street to 32nd Street to provid e for the
overall circulation need s of traffic requ iring acces s between Mcfadden Place,
Udo Isle , Udo Peninsula , the Via U do comme rcia l core a nd the re mainder of
the Peninsula.
• Consideration of th e construc ti on o f an alternative s treet route parallel t o Balboa
Boulevard, e ither b y widening and exte nsion of Bay hvenue or construc tion of
Ocean Fro nt fro m New port Pier to Balboa Pi e r . 1
e Construction of a grade separation at the intersection of Ne\v pon Bo ulevard and
Balboa Boulevl!lrd with alignment and design of structure dependent on the ulti-
mate -.election of a Ba.y Avenue or Ocean rrOnt route.
• Construction of an overhead left-turn str.ucture along Newport soulev_a rd
commencing at the Arches Bridge and terminating · in 32nd Street.
• Widening of the Arches Bridge overcrossing including revisions [0 the interchang e
ramps. J
• Construction of an interchange at the ' intersection of the Coast Highway and
Balboa Boulevard.
e Because of the detr1mental impact on community value s, the social life , the
residential environment, and other fact ors, the construction of a bridge or tunnPl
connection be tween the Peninsula Point and Corona del Mar i s not r ecomme nded .
• The installation and o peration of some form of public transit between an off-
Peninsula parking lot and the beach and harbor facilit ies.
P,arklng Program
e Construction by 1990 of o ff-street parking facilities aggregating approximate ly
3, 990 parking spaces in all parking districts on Balboa Peninsula. As illustrated
in Figure 18, this total number of parking spaces includes 1, 500 spaces in the
Via Lido shops and commercial core area . (District 81), 1, 000 spaces in the
Mcfadden Place area (Districts B4 and BS), 500 spaces between 15th Street and
Alvarado Street (District D), 500 spaces In the Balboa Pier area (District E), 200
(Continued on paae 3)
44 FINE DEC:OIIATOII
STILL AVAILABLE •
C:HAIIIS
at '99
• •
REGUlARLY PRICED
At
11:1e te II"
Hill' .... CHAIIS ARI ALL flR OM 01111 RICMILAR STOCK .............. ,. .,. ... '""'..,.. ............ '""' .......... ...,. .. .... ~._ ............. ., ...... ...n _____ -;.
-~ ... Air... "Keith, lfltiiiMol -· .... ....., -lt-nlo.
Hruefewii w .... K.., City, hiHk, .... ,.,.
lltEY'LL SIMG IIAIL 21
The ChaoteUes, c~~:'l group from Newport H
High School, will sing
the annual luncheon or
Balboa group or the Oran@:el
County Philharmonic
ciety·, March 29, at
home or Mrs. John Rau, 1
E. • Balboa Btva •• Balboa.
CE:RTIF1CATE OF' BUSIN
F'iclitioufl firm 'hme
nH: UNDERSIGNED
hereby certify that they
coo.du c:tiag 1 Real [state
aess uoder th e rictillm.u
aame of Rlehardsoa aad
eel] at 2443 E. Hlo~~;~,l
Coroaa dd \l.r, -~~~:F~?:~~ dut .. id finn is
the f.,llowillg per.oD.a
aanu In loll 111d place.~
re•ideace .re • fonow•,
wil:
Eileea Richardsoa, 1601
aide {)f., Corocaa del Mar.
Mme F'. Parcell, 1630 Bedfo~
Lae,'Newport Be-eb.
WJTNE$ oar h•d• lhia 4dl
day of Mardi, 1968.
Eila• R ichrdMD
Marie f, Puc:ell •
STATE Of CAUfO'RNIA
COUNTY Of ORANGE 11'
ON nns 4lll day of M•dl,
1968. before •• a Notary Pa.._
Uc ia Md for aaid co .. ty
atat a, reeictia1 dlenia,
oo••laal011~ •d
,aoully .,..,.d .o-. Maria
bowa 110 •• to ..... ·-·· .... •e wt•i• iutn••t.
bo•IH.-4 to •• •• •••a.wi •• ·-·· Wl'l'!f£!:5 ., ... tl _,.
d al Malo ' J••" I . Rill lfatery h~ll e Ia •d t.r Nid
C•euy •d Sta ... H.J.GA~~ETT fURNmJRE
Jill ""-.... '!! f;;O'"':-..,.,.. Oc ..
1961 THI S Hj STORI C MOMENT in Ha rbor Are a toot· the Sailors. The winni ng touchdown carne late in the
ball was th e split second before the ooen1ng 3rd Quarter, on the play pictured be lo w. Halfback Ted
ki ck-otf that marked the beginning of football rival ry Fou ts (carry ing the bal l, marked by arrow) took a
between the Newport Harbor High School Sa ilors and pi tch-out from QUarterback Gary Galusha, ra n wide to
the Costa Mesa High School Mustangs. More than 7 ,bOO his right beh ind his interference, fu llback: R. Grable
fan s w,atched the exciting contest, held in th e OCC tNo. 25) and tackle R. Wright (No. 2q), and sco red the
Pirate Stadium. Th e gane ended in a 12-6 victory for 2n d TO for the Sailors. fEnsi gn photos Oc t. 5, l%1.)
1956 EXCHANGE STUDENTS ,..,. wel ex>med lo tile
Harbor Area tor the 195tl·57 school year by
Mrs.. Leonard Graves, at left. of 210 Pearl Ave., Bil·
boa ISIIrld, _,d Mrs. F~ Harbison, at rigtu, vite--
princiii'J of Newport Hirbor Higll ~hool, whtre tile
1950 TH ': L ':I of flow•ers l
in th is ohoto re
sented the oresidency
th e Newport Ha rbor qul;i-1 (1);tiiii nes s and Professional ~-= men's Club, held by Mabe l
{Mr s. tuthur) ~=i tz mo rr i s,
Corona del Mar rea lt or, fOr
the 1qso-51 club year. Sh e
took: over the dut ies of l)l'e·
sident from Mr s. '3e tty Han -
dy, at righ t. Mrs. Carolyn
Weber, at left, served pre-
viously as president. Mr
and Mr s. ~itz no rr is estab-·1
l ished thei r real estate
lq48, wh ile b.rthur \\IdS
teac hing at qanning H i ~
Sch ool in Wilmington. Mabel
had served tor many yea rs
as secretary ana com pan -
Ion to her foster fat her,
th e we ll lcnown mi nister,
qev. C.F. Aked, wh o had
occupied tt1e pul pit of
Wilshire 1
Church and founded the All
Souls Ch ur'h in Los 4nge.
les. (Wa lt et 'Jerha rdt phc>tol
in \4ay 11, 1qso, ':nsign.)
students "'rolled. Htl .. t 8er81, 17, c•o -LhiZ.
-'ustri 1o iOd s'-ed ot lit Gr .. u rosldtnco.l(~...,.
St.wlge, 17, -•-SIDddooiM, s-, Md lllrM
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In the court. of our land, when a 1111-of 1111 .,_, Olld of tbo Soa. • ,_ ....... ~~~ ~..., '\ -..
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. h lh I n...-.-..a.v ..... _ .. _ aadoftMU..i..Gbo1t:t+1in-tbemto ......... , ~ ,_. chief of police or any police officer once 1ng caug t w t a patro man -r ...., • .-..L,_ .........__ • ..... ...... of .. v..a. ~ 1011 · ~ talies the witneu stand, he nor-in a situation in which we were try-,_,...._ 417 ~ill die Bible, bat tbtft _.... ..-tiOe'la'
1 -" a.d t ·-, it--
mally testifies to the facts concern-ing to break up a fight. One of the ~ ·.,-_ .... -oaly Z1 -.. :,·:: = :: ~ ~j""dto ~ lllld ci:., S: tf.· -·:.:...C.:
ing a criminal offense. I take the antAgonists swung a chair at me, are ia ~to iDiquity (Matt. 21 :19, 20~He abo l&id to His thil oot lola ~ bll w5lcloe. ._... 11
witness stand in this instance as a swishing the air around my head. _. ewl. ...... a.l7 twa .ia the. wbolt 1--"""' ..... ·• -fonlitr 111 -~~
Th h -tlllt .. -• __ ,.., •. 00 •• ~ 10• --. ae. ~ WIZUU:I ......_
Christian, testifying to the Christ e ot er ran out and came back --.W' (Ada 1 ::1). A Chriltiaa worbr, PUU,... T1MI •sa-~'"ICI'"' who has redeemed me. toward me waving the crank of an ref.-1D Oailt:ia work. From tbia, ..__~ J. -~~ • 1 •
ld b'f it-L... -I fo' .._ w••-~ ... 'llll:l'aaft, • oat _..,.. ID eMil ••o ..-..L. --~ I am a Christian.' 1 am proud to o automo 1 e (where he found it, --v - -• ••Iii -. ...., 11P11::n: u R•""-.... aa.....t......... __ _. T .....a __ _. • II)' .-.,-a Clllld--...__of ·~ lllld a --"--· of • • --· -~-. -•-"f-• ~--~~ ~ -"--be a Christian. 1 am J. oyous in being I can't t'magine) But the Lord de-,.._., -.. •-r --~ II · ··• 1o ~~ -• fa---..-.. --__ , a Christian, because I have Jesus livered us! : inl ..... , ._.. il • ~ peat IClr-..___..-:;WI~ bef.._-,:itf.,~~ Cbritti.a work. but the Billie doet DOl cit)' of W'Oibra for oar Lord. Jcau• ..... ..,.... -~ and c:anaot _. any ..m diltil~
Christ in my heart as a personal One of the worst characters in -:.. -.. --.._._ ,.· plea-bul or wberett:r it may be.: A Olrildla Paul
S . H' I k t t H I 1 H .. h -. , _ _.._ .. _, worked for a liviDc u a "teat· av1or. 1s ove rna es me wan o ono u u was a . awanan w o waa ... ...._..,are few'' (Matt. 9 :.17), aod worker il a braDcb of the Viae. Chri.t maker" (Ac:b 18:3), ,et he oertaillty,..
share what he means to me. I want not afraid of anyone. He gave our lllllailtlilltrwtodaJ. (Ld••wiuaea-}~ &Del briap forth fruit for tile in ":faiiiU'Yioe:" for Cbrilt. 11 t Pw
to tell you all about it. patrolmen a lot of trouble; yet he *-II ...._ 210 tiMa _ bodt -ud rlory of the Viae. up all teadar work IDCl let twlliiOI'C c11e
Faith in God is meant for Ul to always seemed to show respect for .... ) Tile world -... c. tryiac nurr THAT UMA.INS provide for my aupp:m by lifts to ..
enjoy tod~y, while we are traveling me . One day he said to me, "Chief, liD ..-ib owa blppiaen ~ aod u a ...u.ioDa~ KIIIIDt otbtt fona of the highway of life-not after we I have been studying you. I notice pawpalty, 1111t die ,_.of•all ttae'work All Cbristiaa worbr1 an: ordaiDed what i1 7 caDecl 1 .,f..a..time
have retired from life. You don't the way you act. You never get mad. of all ""* d' ..,, pat tactd»u g only by O.rist (Jolm 15 :16) uad He a:pedi worker," tbat c1oe1 JJGt,. of ibelf, fU'
enjoy beefsteak after you have You're a 'cool head.' I know now ......... a.,__ ~::;,con w to briDe forth fruit. 1'be fruit of • me ia .. fuii-U..IU"t'ice." Tbe uiteuoa
reached the age when you .have no the reason y,ou behave as you do-,....., IDd aamlf'.._ · · bu.; peach tree is Olber pead. tree~ u repro-is oot -=u1ar .. work for a JmDc." bat it
teeth. You enjoy it while you have you are a churchman." Not long ,...C IDn'OW .-•+•te aihan. duccd thr"'QQh the peach. Tbt: fruit of tpiritual work for Christ wbuuer 1
teeth. It is the !!.Bme with Christ. afterward my scrapper friend was dellpli:r, aad death. Tile ..,. of the Qristians it othtr Olristiaai, who art am. E.Kt. bnada oa the V'• it ill faJI..
He is ours, given for us to be fed , saved. He is now one of the most people , eoda.y ~ pkialy DDt ha~ broucht 1o Ouist by His '"bnnebea." lime lf:f"rice ud t.u ao daya ol.
built up and enriched now. earnest Christians in our city, work-lof dinit). This fruit mUll 1'tOt be confuaed with the The Bible ~lis us about the living ing with underprivileged youth. [..,...,.. "fruit of tht Spirit" in Galatians S :22, 23: Some people .-.: tt.t tt.,. Clll wadi: God wh om all Christians worship, :r. the New-York Mdropolicaa. area whkh i1 the visible result of tbe life 01 for tbr Lord ill foreip laadi. t"'ttl wbea
a God who loves us 80 much that he A patrol sergeant on my force re-(takiac il • radial of 25 alei hom .. the H oly Spirit in a bom..apia -aul, thtr '-aYe o:aner showa aay fruita at
sacrificed his only begotten Son marked to me, "You seem to show ~ Clllla' of 1M city), tben: ~ .,..... and produca loft. joy, peace. lolw taf-home. But 1 beline lbat no one aboWcl
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Faith .,a.a ........ .
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"For f,] f"IC~ •• Y• ~..,.,
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Faith. apia. Ia ----ed becll-., ....... .a .,.. ,._..
to 0ot1.. It ll:•ef tatth that H ..... t brby-.aad"""'-tbat then ...., be ., lloMtllll:
for God eumot llldure ~· N~xt, God ..-ctl faltll u the
c:bannel ol .UV1Uan bea-it il
a ..,.,.. ... c~ . ...,... _.. tGUA
God.. Falth •vet \141 ._,.., It
mallei ut dina to God.. and •
brinp ua 1ato eonncdlon with
Him.
Fallh Ls ct.c.en, qaln. becaua
it COIM:Aa tM .,.......,. of acHoL
Columbua .dWcovered .o\inel"ka be-
tellle he believed that there waa
anottwr continent Myond tt•
oeean: many another arand deed
has alao been born of faith, for
faith work• wonditrs.
Feith, apln, JMM c._ ,.,.,.,. o/
worlriwg bw Jow; It louchn the
wcret aprfnl" o1 the elftdions, and
c'lrawa the hHrt tGWa~rdi God.
Moreover, /aitla creat.. ,.,ce
n!Wf joy; he that hath It rata.
•nd it tr-.nquil, lJ alad.. and JofOUI ;
•nd thla il a PftPIIl&tion for Heav-
en. God 1i¥ft au the he1vealJ'
1liU to faith, bec:auw f•lth wotk-
eth \n ua the vet)' life and ..-\t
which are to be eternalb' menl·
tested In the upper and better
world. Jesus Christ. Our Lord's body was patience and sympathetic under-ialllety ll.'IX),(O) piiOIIIe. 11 " dcNbt-fc:rinc, cmtlmeN, ~ medcN"II, ever-JO to
1 foreip laDd u • • "ni-.
battered and his blood was shed on standinJ with the men. I have won-flll it JCl\(XJO an.boc• apia <lltiitiiN. tc:mpc:nna, and api.ritDI1 faith. &rJ uatil be bu irlt waa IOals Uld
the cross in order that you and 1 dered about it. I know you are a If you could penoaally ask cYdJODt. ONE -1 .. _ ..... ,_ ...... 0
11 ~': 'T:'icat ~ ... ,,.. m . How llayl C..e to BeUen . h Christt-an, and I have dect'ded to whetbet: be or lhc: is Avc:l, it il doubt-NO N5,._ ID - -Cit •~• m1g t have eternal life and enjoy fa! ·1 --oald 'tift! br' • lbe '--""-..1.... · 1 • "" r-. him forever. join a church, but there are no Bap-1 ~,V4AI w say poll Y To the Corinth.ianJ, Paul wrote~ fidd-,.• L-.....11~-~lbe ........__ ...... ~ ... n w~ c~ with the third point:
I · tist churches in the town of At'ea, "Yet" IDd rive a Biblic:a.l reuon there-fuJI ~-;.. ............... · · H -:.1 __... ---waited until after graduation for. This leaves over 12,70J,(XX) stiJI Y ...... ....,.. '-" an llttVKlr. e ...u, rna.., reuoDit uc1 if a penae Ia DDt a How can we obteln and I~
from high school before 1 accepted where I live.'' 1 said to him, "Ser-wua'red. Most of tMm do not know · '"We an laboarer1 tQCttber with God... succeuful aad fraitful wortDa' for our faith? A vn-y nmnt qued.ion
Christ as my sovereign Lord and geant, you do not need to become what it meant by beiag "saved." Tbe That puts us on the hichc:st pltin and CbriJt here, tMa it .at be caeepticPal Uds to mani. 'ney. 8Q they wut
Master. I am only sorry that I did not a Baptist in order to be a Christian. vut majority hue not heard God's rives UJ access to .U the power iDd if be is a fndtfal _......,..,. oa tile to lwlie-ve but cannot. ''Wbet un
do so sooner. My heart is now com-To be a Christian is to know Christ.'' plan' of salvation and lrt utterly ic-wisdom m the:.aniYc:f'IC. fU adds thai aD foreip 6dd. FllrtheD~~:JH. J'OU ...r ~~ i:~rc:r 1': =~!;ncln;
pletely yielded and my life fully com-He is now active in another church, noraat of the work of Christ. In thiJ our ICrYic:e must be fouaded upcm be "'bora .,ua," a c:blld of God, be-the Holy Spirit hu ~~halt-
mjtted 'to him. He is real to me, and praising and serving the Lord. same territory, it is doubtful if there Jc:stu Christ. IDd be under the penoaa1 fore you cu be a mae Cllrittiu wortltr, m and c:andW. you wtU bellew aa
I enjoy a day-to.day relationship Because of my Chinese ancestry, are 2,SOO pc:rSODs who are actua.Uy, direction of the Holy Spirit. That aloDt which il .._.. di.,._ fftllll .... 100n u the truth ia Mt Won you.
with my Lord. He constantly mani-people sometimes ask me, "Are you ualoutly, and intdlicmtl_1 work.inc for elimiGata 1 lot of 10-CiDed IDOdem IDa"liy 1 "cbarda ........ Anyhow, the ~I C'OIIImAIIII lc
fests his tender mercies and deep, Charlie Chan?" No, 1 am not Charlie the. salfttion of touls. Tbat would be "churdi work," which bu to do with clnr: "Belk-ve on Ute Lard hcuc
abiding love toward me. I experience Chan ·, but let me say that when we ooc: real 1r0rker for c:acb 5,200 iDhabi-card s-rtia, dnmatia, daDca, IDQIIIeJ-LlaONI fOI US Christ, and thou lha.lt be •wei."
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h~s_r:rumy .bles.sinzs daily. Thanks to enforce the law in Honolulu, we seek tiDb. Maoy c:bun:hes haft 00 a:ptri-raisiac entc:rpritel. aDd ICIIC:ial W'Oik paa-.Paal WIUit, "AI, we line .._..ore But still. if lNN Mw • ~f'cwJ-
·-'+Jm ·m, hfe has become pul"p08ef\ll, to do it" with cotn~lon. 1f 1 have aa iD realaoul-wiaaiac. en.Dy. We an: DOt to .et oar owo oppor1 •11, a., • c1e 101111 ..., II tw, tob it bttf/orw Oo4 611 ,..,.,.. meaningful and produet1ve. r1 · 1 . d'-~ It ltaDdardJ of ...-. bat .. nay -.a'• -.t_ Tt'll the Jl"ftt Fathtr •actb' wblt
I k
any one 'P nctp e-n us1ng ~~·P ne UMPIOfiTAAI WO&Jt work _.. be ia.de ·-af•: for 611 ...,.. ,_ -ill _. ._.. 611. it ia tbat ,....._ J'CMif ......._ ...
am than ful to God that 1 can it is "Christian integrity.'' ' ..._ ••' p I• t...,.. or .._,.., Him by Hls Holy Spirit to 101ft
enjoy the inner peace, comfort, as-Psalm 27:1 really 1mms up my All prof~ Qriltians aad ordaiDed day IbiD dedlre it, M • it tlll&l br: Godllu .._... • He-...._.._. the queatlon. n. Lanl 111 ....._
surance and
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strength that only he view of life : "The Lord is my light· duow ~n by no means IOUl·wilmiDC =~• ':d: ~ '::'~ IMII0• Ia.~ for tKII of Bit IUil ar He wil ... to make lllnwelf ltnowll; .., to
can bestow. am thankful that when and my salvation ; whom shall I Olriltian worker~. If they all were, ~ it a reward for _..... -;.;,.., bat aU of llil pr•• • tDtranl • _. o.r Him. and 1ft If It be not •·
waves of trouble and care are about fear? The Lord is the strength of Ibm tbe raults woWd be m&rftlous, and DODC: for work which it~ to bn• na il 1o do aD t1te46iala dill Jte Furthermore. If faith lftm dll-
to engulf me, Christ .says to me, my life; of :whom shall 1 be afraid?" oar c:batdlct and the city ibdf would be God, wbo it tbe: IOie 1 • ...~_ of tt.e wart&: ~ -. 1'hil il a -pena.l ..r-tkult, It Is pocal~ t.hat God the
"Come unto me, all ye that labor And when this tour of duty is over, far di4c:rmt from what lbc:y are DOW'. of His ltrtaubi. ._... , ter for eadl -of • Ow won: il Holy Spirit will matH :rou to be-
and are heavy laden, and I will give Jesus Christ also gives to us the But theft an many who work more or ..., to be ._... widl Ire, ... It lleve if you Ma.-t.~ l,..,...t,.
you rest.'' When the burdens of iife promise a nd assurance of everlast-I ial c:beer~Wly and zcSiously ?'I cOmmit-We may plud: the teed, or water it, a.1t -God'a ltaDdarda. Wben c1o uHd ec~r.ntly llaot dQ lfiO" .,.
become heavy he calls on me to ing life-with him. tea, at fa1n, buaan, c:ntc:rtainmeDta, or or cultivate the aoil, or joiD iD tbe har-yoa •a•H COtHMflfkled to brtlile'w. We bf'lkw
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many thin11 beeauN we ha~
ean on• him. Time and again 1 have NEWPORTHARBJR ENSIGN THURSDAY, MARCH 28, l968heard them so often. 1 ahoWd
experienced the truth of his words, I w ?" >r.::o @J I SEOONOSECTION--Paae2 OORONAOELIIAR,CAUF. not wonder but whflt God often
"I will never leave you nor forsake I I -ro [D (7\.1 '~ . rrm 0 u rtt r --bles~Ct: thla nwthod, for It ts writ-you." I have found this to be true · Christian Economics •••. "Fallh ....,.,. by ___ ..
no matter what the situation. L __ _::~...::~~----:::~:=~~--.:.__:__:..__:__:__:_:.._:..__:_:__:__::._::._::___ B I would add next. ~ t.w Perhaps you arc wondering why Y Howard E. K•rshn•r tea liMOtiM of oiMn. n. Samari·
a chief of poli ce should take a stand JOIN THE OOTS TO COMPLETE ll1E BIBLE LESSON THE SOLUTION to tk WOIW's JII'OIIkMI Ia tiM: tans believt!d brcauae or what thr
for Christ. Let me explain. Because .I. wonll., al God. WMtt a .-li M IUs bHs ~-woman told them coneerl\irW l~
you look at a chief of police as a .... to k"" t1te Dl•• "* ..d ......,._ ftx • ddrtr •ua. Many or our beUefa •r• out
symbol of authority and secular God Knows "...,. o1 .-..... ~ .. d • W'Wdl ... ~ or the testlmon)' or othen. Uiten,
power, you may think that he is 1o God, k il soc *"lila: to rob, dNM _. nplolt w. then. to ttw. wbo tell you how
''adequate unto himself." Let me ~ • • I• 1! 1] t•w&. 0. tttMk tD Mc:0111e ll&e lk ~ of o.'f ~~ ::Wed·j;;' .!..~ =
state emphaticall y that a chief of 2 3 •7 llllon;doll. H OM wonll.,. God P*' ll:tc•dy ud co. chaapd In charadft': if you wtu
police needs Christ j ust as much as ti ...... y. Ia..,.. ~ .. ..., M tllkts • dw af.o but listen you will find tt..t--..
a nyone else needs Christ. J need trlbllkt of God. H~ liuo•n 1ai .-., lai -.crtAe• body juat Uke )'OUr'lelf hU beeR
him as my Redeemer, my Savior, Ml .. ••• ...,...a~s,..st eM ~ ... ~ saved. Aa )'OU IJiteft to one alter
my Lord and Master, my Counselor, blt«tsttd Ia 11M: wtlf.-t of Ida ffllowa. "" ~ anothrr ol t.__ who have tried
Companion and Guide. -.,.... *"-_. Itt w..k to btc-lloiMtt, sp-the Word ol God. and III"CJftd lt.
In the 20 years of my career as rtpt, tnltW.&. '* ... .-.... • .a •• .... ,... ;:.:,'::, =~:" ..:;':::.:
head of a law enforcement akency, I e15 r..co.o.kally • b~ tk .... thMIItk widl Cite oUwn IM'Uew, and DOtk'lt their
I have found it awesome and fright-• •s • world todlly Ia ta.t 1oo .. , ,.... .n COIIIC'st 1o joy and peece, you w11J -,.,n;.i{
ening a t times to face the heavy re-14 U•e wltolly or ,,....., r ..... die ..._ of 011wn. Too be wentb Mel to beUew. Jt •-
sponsibilit ies tha t have been given .. , ,.op~e: •e coAHtlalc _, I« ••idl dw)' ., .or God'• wan of bel,.. u. to
me. Because of the occasional un-'="-----• Ml•deq~~8k .... at of work. or • work 8t .._ faith.
cooperative attitudes of a commu-5 11 11 'hroqll po1111n1 ,. 11 Tt, ....,. fOfft odMn to a.. A better plan atW II liiM,-
nity. the re h<:~ve been per iods of frus-dtrir •vcs ... • pro•Wtfor dMtr 1 iCan••tt.
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• tlw ...aont•....,.. tiiM:*.,.. trat10n and dJsupvomtment. Some-.,.. oomru-crf to ~. and
times I have had to make unpopular Ace:..._ te VIctor IUt8tl. • C... ......, ....., "*' wW .,_u, btlp )IN. The
decisions fo r a community's safety TWE:RE.FOR.e W'-'ATSOEVER. .. _ ol •• .. ol .......... poldl•.... ••,_,11,...,. ....... ,..._
and protection. VOU '~"'"E aftQ"E.N IN -... · · · • 1taollttt.O ........ ...,. ..... -• ftjret
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Ia oot-lila A . "',. _.r ..., ~ w«Un to 4o oee -·• ,_ • ..... ,.. pape·s, ar JOU mllht eoM~ Nject
t t 1mes I have found it vexing oa. """"'ESS. S"ALL '"'""" ,...... U..l But JOU an-....., to to be r idiculed and attacked by law-..,._.....,. " """" ' brlleYo -lbr au--~God
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"E..... N 1111 ............... -••• , ........ ~. v-ess e ements who will not abide by .., .,.,..0 I T"-'c LIG-~T .-----11· Be ..,. ,... ,.._ Ia t~e rules of community Jiving. At ltftl f..-,..,. ,.W -....... wedl: of.._ s..e Jesui aan.t, ud ron _. aot
times I am harassed and confronted ...,._. --.ct a ..,.. .,.... ,_ • '"" e1 ret..-to oblf )"'Ur lrlfalrer.
with physical dangers. Sometimes ... n •••II • ..., •== .. • ~ ..,.. • U U.t *-DOt MUt ,..._
the decisions of the courts have com. '"' ..._ .. .._ -. a -..., ...,, • cwt • tAM~!: ..,. .,... tt " tAiie ... plicated the task of Jaw enforce4 '"' f..t _. 1 •t I' tl ....... --. ...... ..... ._. to tJiiti U.t tlllt t.-.
ment. Yet in a H these situations ...._ ,_ ._ ._. • •....,.-_. •... .1-. Olrtil...,.,..... • dlle ._
Christ has been my stren-h and a sea.. .... ..._ ... u•ed 18 • ._. • 2.5 ud ,.._ _. ..... t1 -. _. •• "Y'OO Jaoltlolo_.U __ _
"very present help in trouble." tHE UNPA.ROONA&LE to :M "'""'of ••-lo • .... .., _,. M -.lltlo lo lito--....
Having Jesus Christ in my life ,.,. ,.W,., ..... • 11 S Pi1 0 ,...,. I li....,. U..t ftW -_.. 1111 t1 ..._
hastaughtmehowtobehave inmy s I N .,.... ... _..,.,h' 11 11 -u ,,_. .... U.W.:dle-NI'UIIIIt...e
·professional conduct, how to meet -. • a. ...... _. In ..., u t.._ a.n we tw-._ ... -..& ..._ u.
a crisis, how to enforce the law with , ..,.. -el ...... • a ,_ ....... Ill .. tat I"NN' ._ • ...... -. justice and compassion, and how to ...,.. fill .. ..._, .. ..., rtte In ..-_. .. II tlaat .._ Mt ... a. .,..
minister to the underpfiviJe--A, the ~ , M ,. .. • -0 .,. .,. .... eM ., ..... .,... * ,..,.. el ,_...,. 15~ - -M_.T. lt!M-W"l LUI<. ,,.., .... --~-Jlo 0. ~-Jlo uncertain and the oppreseed. Most · .. ... •• 0 't G.1 _. -* te -.., .. w& --
of all, he has taught me how to live ---' ' _. -.. -of.._. ~ 'i: :'::: ':.,: !1:; = the abundint and triumphant life ..._ ..... aOhl II ........ a. , ..., ......... .._ Ill. .,. .... •
effectively through him. "hF011R THbeERE IS 1NOdTIIING COVERED that recognized for what we raolly aro. All but ---_, •• t , ........ , a w--• 11o, - - --. The city of Honolulu which I aerve s o not revea • ; neiftter hid, that shall one of our sins can be fortoiyen while we art .... •• 1 •-' II S, .......... •,. _.., .._ ,_. .._. .... ,_.
ie experiencin~r many of the prob-not be known. Therefofe whotsoeYef Jou hefe on eofth. The one ex~eption is the d. WJZ' i "'• ••Ali II -., •-lEt • _... _,.., hr ...., -,.. illllllt
lema that ore disturbing other rreat have lfiOktn in dorkntas shall ' be hMr in liberate rejecllan of the Holy Spirit's offer ...... C... 111 -.. lilt-10 ... ~to .. -. -
cities of the Wemrn world. Our the li .... l; 101d lhot ""ich •au hove -ken in of ...._rt'slfo · .L,·ch 1·s .... "e-ol -•n ---'-lch - -
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-., -......... -wth hu been extre' me•-rapid. "'' ' ~ "" wn m •• , "' wn -to .., _, ---.. , I 1 tl ~ ~ --·1{"':-:.=lo .. t= -... ··-" the aor in closets shall bt~ooclaitntd-holh no rl:· .... ~. • .... ld -~ ---There are c:ertain ~ of pa....,. :L. h " lh -·-· ,.., .. , 011""" 10 mll -• llo - -lilt ...., 10 ... --10 -·..., ""' who, tf a policeman 80 mueb u ~ ouse tops. In is ·sc:ou,M to. His neither in worltl to CMM." This is 0 -... _,.," _. ass • .. a1 Ctkl 1 ......,. ... .::J * ': = ..c-at them. oend up the Cf7, diaciplts, Jesus -• telling th-that God stem waming thor if we ot ioriy 11-Wa.. _. • 1 I II 10--~ .. -ao .. , 8 I.
"Pollee brutality"! Yet there Ia atiU knows our tvt'l' lhov<j.t.His IOitrring phqRo-ph-"""nat the Holy Spirit, wa will 'ftlo -to -w ,. ~ _. --..._,,.,.., • .,.-
,.poet for authorltT In HODOialu, '"""ic diaca ora recording our'tv"'Y aecoat HEVERioilargivWI. To.,, who ..,dtra!Wida lltliiJCL-• _..I-.. I w -i -to I -
c1ut to the tndltloaal orloJJtal ,...,_ oct and -d, to be played aloud one day 101d btl; ... , In •-ll'ft, .... ...,. CWI be •--ft) lj 11 ... lr .. -._ t1-:::S-11
--.--~~ ~ ... ~ ,_ booD boforeouratartf.d atlvu and the ••-loiOd on awfully lone 11-. =: :i.:-. a.: •-•'&---~ ~~,;.,[r ... ..,!!::l\"!: dlaai,...IWI by ...._. .... vnl-st. At that -t, -"of ut will be - -,,..law oec.r wllo ILaoWI Cllrilt .......... Cll81twiiCI II·~ --· II .. Maa~..,...!orlaf&la-ber -.... .._&M, •"••Cell"-
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OCEAN FRONT ROAD? NEWPORT HARBOR EN~GN
SEOOIID SECnOII --P ... 3
THURSOAY,IIARCH 28, 1968
COIIliiA oEL IIA!I, .CAUF.
DRAPERY
CLEANERS
. ICoollaMCI fr010 ,. .. I)
spaces In West Newport (District A), and 100 spaces In both Districts B2 and B3
west of Newport Boulevard. This program would result In a net gain of 1 ,324
total spaces.
• Construction by 198S of an off-Peninsula "mass transit parking lot" with 5,000
parking spaces . The use of this parking lot would be supplementary to the pro-
posals for some form of public transit to and from the beach and harbor facllltles.
o REMOVE WA STAINS
• FlAil!' PROOFING
SECTION B SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS
EXCWSIVE
GUARANTEED DIW'EIY CLEANING =-c:"": ..::"':
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Tha following Is a summary of recommendations for street Improvements and parking
facilities to accommodate existing and future (1977) traffic and parking needs In the
Corona del Mar study area.
Street program
• Conversion of a number of the existing two-way north-south streets to one-way
operation. The streets affected would be Poinsettia, Orchid, Narcissus., Marl-
gold, Larkspur, Jasmine, Iris, Heliotrope, Fernleaf, Dahlia, Carnation, Begonia,
lind Acacia. Except for several existino one-way sections, two-wl!ly operation
would be re tained fa-the remainder 'of the street system.
• Wide ning of Fifth Avenue on tl>e north side and extension of this street west-
ward to form a Junction with the Coast Highway near the Intersection with
~MacArthur Boulevard.
• The construction of a new bridge on Goldenrod Avenue across Bayside Drive .
This would be a combined vehicle and pedestrian bridge which would serve the
are a south of Bayside Drive.
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,_.. .. ,.ry, ., 10()%. ,.
pl•ctiMIIt if dMnable.
o NoShn•"-
• ... Witt.d tt.cMh . ,.,... ............ .... .._ .... _
• Wo,.r Stain l•...,.e
OUR EXCLUSIVE S~RV!CI
• Prohuional lnnllation
• Professional l•movol
• T•rms May .. Arrongecl
• ft." htimcrte&
• ffM Loan Dropet.
20 0l Off '"' ..... & .. , ,10 642-0270
540-1366 • Construction of a number of minor improvements along Coast Highway in the
me dian strip to augment the proposed one-way circulation.
• At the request of the City, consideration has b een give n t o the possible pene-
tration of Bayside Drive across Marguerite /we nu l! and through to Marigo ld
Avenue . Construction of this connection is not r ecommended.
1702 NEWPORT 81. VO. at 17th, Casta Mosa
• The construction of crossov e rs in the median strip in Avocado Avenue s o that
JACK BARNETT, manager of the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Comm erce, l s shown with plaque pre sented
to hi m by the Cali fornia Associ ation of Chamber Exe-
cutives in recognition of ten year s of service as a
chamber executive and app reciat ion fo r devotion to
public and community inte rest (Cameo House photo.)
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS · ALL SIZES • ALL TYPES
Telephone: JAca. 1·2121 it can function as a two-way street with one -way o peration only on both sides
of the median. C_onsideration should be give n to the possible future connection
of Avocado Avenue t o Bayside Drive , contingent upon engineering investigations
of the t opography and soils, and r e le vant costs of con s truction . EASTER WEE~ TRIP
11042 lt•teUa. Stant-2320 S. Mala. ...._ a-~----~========----~
TO SAN M.4RINO SL4 TEO Parking Program Friends of th e ;.lewport
Beach Library invi te a ll • The immedia te purchase (Stage n o f seve n proper ties and construction of off-s tudents, 6 years and older,
s treet parking facil itie s t o pro vide for 2 02 parking spa ce s . and mo thers to take an
I 22 d · excursion Easter Week to • Th e purchase by 1977 (Stage II) of an additiona propertie s a n construct10n Huntingwn Library and Art
of off-s trcd parking facilities to pr ovide for a n additional 240 parking spac ~s . Gallery in San \tari no.
f f k I · bl k A bus will leave \1arineu • A parking program wit h construc tion o 15 sur ace par ing ots 1n various oc s
Library -\roril ~th at 1 :30
DONALD BOLTON
FOR
FULL-TIME
City Councilman
Newport Beach throu ghout t he comm er cial district and construction o f two portab l ~ parking a;m. and re~m at -1 p.m.
struc tures i n blocks 31 C'nd 35 utilizing pre fabr icated modular compo ne nt s , Parti cipants are asked to • A LOCAL businesP~on with the TIME
bring a bag lunch and all oncl DESIRE to urn ALL the citiuru • Total deve lopme nt cost for the e ntire prog ram is e stimat c:d at S 1, 561,560 . children will need. a per· of Newport BMch.
De ve lopment costs o f Stage I lots ar c e stimated at S 3 10 , 660, Stage I structur~s minion slip, available at • A conservotive tnut" for your tu
a.t $284,500 and St age II l ot s a t $9 66 ,400 . Annual amortization costs for tlu .. · libraries. dollors.
Re servations may be made • A stounch beliaver in PLAHHIHG MOW who le program ore cstimuted at $11 0 ,800, based on 25 -yei.l r bonds ut 5 perc..Jn t by bringin g"" permission
for Hewport B-ch TOMORROW. int e rest . Including op Hating cost s the annual cost pe r s~ac e would be ab.c ut slip and sz fee to an y of th e
S 32 0 , 3 libraries: \lain Library, • For on afficient, cour1eous city tovem•
100 E. Balboa Blvd,, Bal-ment, concemecl with YOUR PROB· • Cons ideration by the City, its financial c o nsulta nts, the c_::ommc rcia l prope rty boa; \1ariners Libr a ry, 1\)05 LEMS oncl WORKIHG for YOU. OTY COL»40LMAH
owner s, il nd other busine ss inte rests , of the formation of r:1 benefit asse ssment Dover Drive, Ha rbor High-I I
district In the commercial district of Corona de l Mar, as a mea n ~s-o=f-o=b=t=a~l~n·=·n~g~~~la:nd~•=:~C~o:ro:n~•-d_~_'_l•_•_·_•z_D~~~~~=Y:o:u:r:V~o:le~o=n~A=p~r=i~I,:9::~~~~~N~A~l~D~~~l~T~O~N~~~~~~~ \larigold Ave, • • .. finance for construction of t~e)lne eded parking 'fecilitie s.
I •r £' ..to
y-. •• a nawcomer,
know. of a nawcom~r
lha tlalbor Ar•• who has
not bun waiCDtHd, do
har a rnor by callina tJ.a
Halbof Vitilot batwMft
1 Mel 10 a .m., and lhr
wi II call on your rrind
•ith valuable informatic.,,
and aifl• rrom friendly
buaineu finn •hic:h
lland rudy to help her
bacome ac.,ainted with
her n•• surroundift&•· ·
THI HAIIOI VIIITOI
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MLTZ
MOR7VARIFS
IHI SUPEIIOR AVE.
C05TA liEU
Mldwiy b-2424
JUD I . CO.UT HfWAY
CO-A DEL liAR
ORiole 3.q450
s•u Jt42
"MUMS ltl
• Brou Vase"
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STAFF SERGEANT Richard Furrow, son of Mrs. Jua-
nita Furrow of b54 Cove St., Cos ta Me sa, has been
recognized fo r helping his organization earn the U.S.
Air"Force outstanding uni t award. He is a main tenance
analysis techn idan in a unit of the Pacific Aerospace
Rescue and RecOvery Center at Naha AB, Okinawa.
His wife is the former Sadako Sugawara from Japan.
The cen ter, with headquarte rs at Hickam A FB. Hawaii,
was cited fo r developing an ou tstanding ai rcrew re-
covery capabil ity in Sou theast Asia wh ile simultane-
ousl y suppo rting expanded sea rch and re scue acti vi-
ties the Pacific.
We Are Proud
to . Announce-
OUR
FEA lURED ARTIST
H•len Brounschweiger
JnttmationaiJy .. irnown
painter in oil
•
Official oper~i nt Mondoy, April 8
10 .. s Dally
1 to 5 Su:ndoys
Cloted M.,ulay
,.
IVERSON saved a housewife $83.50 cash
••• every
Sounds like a ridiculous story doesn't it~
She bought a new VW from Ch1ck Iverson because sh e
needed a car she could hurry around town in. She uses
her car to deliver and ptck up the ktds from school.
shopping, and dozens of cjwck tnps around town every
day. Within a few months she rea lized she was spending
far less on the VW than on her previous ca r ... a savings
of cold cash every single month of about $83.50 over a
5 year period. This was pointed out to her by Chick
Iverson at the t ime she was considering the purchase of
a new car. Chick Iverson showed her that by buying a
Volkswagen she would save every month on gasoline,
tires, interest on her payments, purchase price, license
plates, depreciation, repairs and on and on and on.
If you went to enjoy instant economy every month, call
Chick Iverson on the Pen insula and get the full story.
tt's not so r idiculous when you can save money like ttMt
fNf1tY month. This kind of savings app4ies to students,
retired peopte, business men, doctors, ete.-no ex peri·
ence needed to quelify for instant economy.
Chick twrson is the Harbor area's only authorized VW
and Pl>nchedoaler.
Authorized for your protectMln.
..wPOI:t aLVO. At 22rMI st. • NIWPOil
e~·-.:.=-· ,,
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CH.,.'i1,.G TIMES In debutante ball the Children's Home Society, to Wrs. Char·
strlts are reflected In the photo albums les s. Wheeler of Corona del Mar, current
beh•g shown by Mrs. George w. Gurr Jr. of patroness, and Mrs. Lowell W. Evans of
8alboa, at left, ball chai rman for l%8 for Beacoo Say, a new pat roness.
Patronesses to be honored
lrMn. G.ll.llod ...
New and current patro-.
neues of tho 1.51h aMual
debutante ball of Newport
Harbor Auxiliary of Chil-
dren~• Home Society will be
honored at a tea on Apri I 2
in the lovely home of i'otrs .
Alfred V. Joraensen. The
ball will be held on Oec.
28 at the ,Balboa Bay Club,
The auests will be sreeted
by Mrs. William C. Adams,
PfCSident, and members of
her hoard, Mrs. Robert Die·
~er, viae president; \Irs.
Richard A. Sewell, recordin&
secretary; Mrs. Richard Jo-
nas, corres!X)nding secr c-
laty; Mrs . Richard Hess,
treasurer, and \1rs. \Ienon
K. Cameron Jr., patli aml!n-
tarian.
The proceeds from the Jl!-
butantc ball will help chil -
dren find homes. '\ ¥00d
adoption is bought thromgh
careful study of a cttild, his
natural parents and the
couple wh.o wishes to adopt,
While all of these plans are
in the fonnulative stage,
Children's Home Society
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MATTRESSES
JIEW -aE.UILDJNC
Irregular Shaprs
~-Cottoa.
COSTA ~ESA ~AniESS CO.
2110Ne.,....lt.J. Llb.rtyl-1]0)
provides Iovin, care for the
child i'1 te mporary foster
homes.
Mrs. Adams will introduce
the new pauonesses, and
offer the thanks and appre--
c iation to everyone for their
continued support and in-
terest in the Children's
Home Society of Californ ia.
Mr. Edward J, \1ooney,
Oranae District director for
Children's !-lome Society,
will speak on the services
rendered by the society.
\lu. Georae Gun, ball
chairman, will in troduce
members of her coomittee,
the \1mes. ~tcrton K. Camet·
on Jr., JohnS. Watson, Wil-
son V. Woodman, Roy al 0 .
Tucker, John Killefcr, Al-
fred V. Jorgensen, Raymond
llitzel, John B. Parker, W.
Phelrs \1eri ckel, Ri chard
llogsett, l{obert H. Bland-
ford and G. ~obert Hodson.
Alsn attendins the tea will
be the: new provisiOflal mem-
bers of lhe Newport Harbor
Au~il i:U} of Children's
'lome c;oci ety who were ac-
cepted into membe rship on
\·larch 16 a t a luncheon
meetins in the home of \trs.
John Killefer. \Irs . Robert
Diemer, v1ce president and
provi sional chairman, will
be the guiding light th rough-
ou t the nex t 1(} month pro·
visional pe ri od. Ptovision-
als will be uked to assist
with the well baby clinic at
the Q\i\dren's Home Society
offi ce at 300 S. Sycamore
in Santa Ana and serve as
hostesses at·the fathe r·
daugh ter tour o( the facili·
ties in July. Their other
activities will I be parti cipa·
ung in the preraration of
the 15th annual debutante
ball.
Those accepted into pro-
vi sional membership a re the
\lmes. James l)ehlsen, Wil-
liam Blanton, \tason ~oe,
Lth: Sammis and nelbert
Van Omum.
Patronesses are \lmes.
l)aniel G. Aldrich Jr., Bew-
Wall-to-Wall
ARPET
CLEANING
3Q% Discount
646-3780
Icy Allen, Wallace W. ·aar-
nes, Clair 8. Barnett, Ro--
bert F. Beauchamp, Jouph
A. Seek, Cheater E. ·arabyn,
Lawrence, E. Brown, Walter
Surrouahs, Joseph L. cu-
ver, Leroy L. ·Carver Jr.,
William, SoudnerCiark, Earl
G. Cork.ett, Charles P. Cot-
ton, Elisha o\. Crary, Byron
H. Farwell, Ly man H. Far·
well, Norman A. Gamble,
l{obert Gardner, Wal ter Gay·
net, 'II • .o\llen GJubb, Edward
H. Groenendyke, Robett
OJgenheim, John K. Ha-
mel, A. Alexander Hami I ton,
Rolla R. Hayes Jr., Edaar
R. 1-lill, George Holstein
IU, Russell Lewis lseli,
Ward E.. Jewell, Jame:~ W.
Laws Ill, \tore land Lei thold,
.\.I an J. \tickle, Ernory S.
Moore Jr., T. Phillips \lor-
aan, Paul Nissen, Paul A.
Palme r, Otes ter F. Purcell,
Edward A. Raul ston, O.W.
Richard, '-laster R. Rin&,
Paul 11.1. Rogers, ~lenry T.
SegErstrom, Ri chard Steele,
Harry E. Stickld, Dennis
Sullivan·. John J. Swiaart,
Edward J, Taaffe, Edward
G. Warminaton, Thomas C.
Webster, Charles C. 'Wheel.
er, 1-lorace S. Wilson Jr.,
George Yardley J r., and
Georae P. Yul~.
New Patronesses ate: U,c:
\tnes: Lloyd L. Aubert,
Lowe (\ Evans , \1auri ce C.
McCray aod ll.obert Nauer
W~ed.
CONCERT AT oa:
The masterpiece of Ena·
!ish church music, Vauahn
Williams' ''Mass for double
choir," will be the fe atured
work !\larch 31 in a concert
of vocal and instrumental
groups a t Orange Coast
College.
The concert will beain at
4 p.m . in the OCC Auditor·
ium . It will feature the OCC
Chorale Sinfon ia, the OCC
Concert Choir, the OCC
Chamber Orchestra and the
OCC llrass Ensemble. Ad·
mission will be Sl and tic·
kels will be on sale at the
box office the day of the
concen .
BOOKS WANTED
The Newport Beach
Friend s of the Library are
conducting a contest for
collection or books ror the
May 3 book sale. There will
be 3 student winners -a.t
Balbo<t. library, Mariners
library. and Corona del Mar
library.
MEIPORT HAt•t AIEl
•• FOR ALL YOUR ntE lUIS
JERRY HALL 646-5019
TIRE SERVICE
'Fi
DUNLOP-
Treasure is
sale theme
lllWOIIT IWIIOUIIIIJI
Recite vows in laguna THRaiii=DSl~C:W::w:r,;:.;;~-:~~
no eoo-oalor 01-o1 In-low <1 111. -Ito• _. p L••••• -~ wu .,. .... '-11oM rdoad o1 11o0 MIY ltlllll
la ktepina whta a aaulical
lbttM. lbe Colla MeaeWoo-
mta't Club wi It 1tqelhab
Mnual runwnaa• tale in a
lreaaura h~ant and pira&e a&-
inolpbere. ·Tba dale i• lbi1
Friday, March 29. atartina
at 10 a.m.; and lhe place
h lhe clubhouse at 610 W,
IIIIo SL ·
d•a for •• IDirriqe of ~ llride • .-....,, MH usia~
word 8. Moalllln1 or Jl4 in1 wu llr•• AI H_, <I
Larbpar A.,.., Cora• del Coroa• del Mar, ... .., o1
Mar, lad Hermine Anclenon lh• poom.
ol Terre Hau•, l•diana, on
"IUeooloy, Mordo 19. -------.,...-
...............
, .. ., .... t .,.dol.
1\t eveoina wecktiaa ur-,.._ .. y.., ...___. __
rice ••• performed: by lbe ,.,....
Rev. Ell1wortb L. 'Richar6-,_ ••••Mil,.._:
1011, and a reception follow• Cell,,._
td at the Laauna home or __ _;:::::.:~==---
hwtllloo ..... 4yl
lOIID<\N'S PI!T !IHOP
2131 1!. Cooll Hwy.
Prictl will ttall at a pea•
ny. All procceda will ao 10
loc:al acllvitiea of lbe club, LANC'= P . JOHNSON of lncludina &eacbina and
Co•rna Me ehlina, dauaM•;. .. ________ _
nuraina acholar•htp•. lhe 2888 '3ayshore Or., aay
Oirlt Club, lhe Boy• Club, Shores, Is the new manager
veseran.s, Red Crou, and of electronic hardware
cancer crusade. operations of the Systems
Mra. Ralph Lildefield, Group of T~W Inc., qedon·
way• and meanl chairman, h o 1 1
verage
Reads 4.7 Faster
is in charac. She it • .'aist· do 8eac • :Jf ore com ng
ed bv Mmcs. l{atherine to T~W, he was mauaging
Wad 1w'orth, John Miller, di rector of three different
sau John ton, Robert Burke, divisions of the Hughes
Chet McCarty, Alvin Rink· Aircraft Company: electro--
ley, John Boppart, J im Cur· nic produ cts mlcroelectrOo-" r~n, Raymond Ru ss~ll, Wil· ni cs, and inddstrial systems.
ham Kerm_od.e, Edw•n M~•-He attended qensselaer turzo, W1 lham Goodwin, . .
Paul Snyder, florence Wil· Poly techniC Inst1tute and
dennuth, J.P. Puffenbaraer, has done postgraduate work.
Frank. Hurza, Georae Pug· at Ut:LA graduate schOOl
sley, Ll oyd Robinson, Lew of bu s iness administration:-
Dunnina and Dan McCarty. He is a member of t:ounty
CHORAL GROUP SIMGS t:ouncil of 4rts, the ~ine
The Eastbluff Philhar· Arts Patrons of Newport
monic Associates, a wo--Ha rbor , and the 13alboa
men's committee of the Power SQuadron . Oranae Counly Philhannonic
Society, 1\eld the reaular
mon thly meetin& yesterday
in the home of Mrs." ·Dan E.
Bayless.
Mrs. Carl E. Mullen, chair·
man, conducted the business
meetin,. The mus ical pro--
gram included songs by the
choral croup from Moorpark.
Hiah School.
BRUSH FIRE PUT OUT
A small brush fire, pos•
sibly deliberately set, was
put out by a booster line
from Newport Beach Engin e
5 at 5:\)4 p.m. 1\lesday,
March 19, at a vacanl lot,
300 yards west of San(f..
castle and Marguerite, Hat·
bor View ·
200-BED HOSPITAL
TO BE CONSTRUCTED
Conto uuction of a 2()(H,ed
convalescent hospilal and
nurs1ng home at the inter-
section of Hospital Rd. and
Newport Blvd., neat ~l oa&
llospital, will be s latted
th1s mon lh following the
auangement of the shcrt,.
term, s'650,000 consuuction
financi ng by Ralph C. Su·
trn Co., Los Angeles•head-
quau ered mortgage bank ing
fi rm.
The 46.~squate foot
bu ilding will be completed
by next fall by developer
Ken McCulloch of Lon&
Beach.
..
' After y 8 eeks
• • . witll exce/J.nt ttl•prellension
& i•proretl recn/1!
IOULI YOU IUD· 1011 •••
IF YOU_C.OULI lUI FASTEII!
FREE · DEMONSTRA nON
The ·d.moruttation will N hel4 n..,.~~ay. M•ch 21, at
8:00 p.111. at the hiOftd tto.u at Faahlan hlon4. "'tewport
Beach .
Closs begins of 9 o.rr.. on Saturday, Morch 30, 1968, ol the
California Federal Savin gs Association. (Parking and entrance
in rhe rear of the building; the class is held in the upstairs
Community Room.) Location is 2700 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
---Evelyn woor~-2!l:J
Over 350,000 Succmfu/ GraduattJ
3335 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES
• 1n • ' ' I ; II
Mee t Bryant Christensen, who with
h is wife, "Atex ,"~-s owne1 and mana.
ger of Chri stensen Pharmacy in Corona
det Mar. gecause of the long hours -
every day from q a.m. to 10 p.m.-th is
Phatmacy has become a type of gener·
al store for the commun ity du ring the
past 15 years.
Besides the prescription department,
they specialize in cosmetics, house-
w31es, cards and party suppli es can·
dies, beach accessor ies, camer~s and
so on.
Mr. and Mr s. Christensen li ve in
Shore Cliffs. They have 2 attractive
young nieces who visit them fr om Ne·
vada every yea r and even help out in
the s tore upoo occasion.
Local s tores are open even ing s for
convenience of th e re s iden ts, expla ins
Mr. Christensen. "Come in and meet
us and tel l us how we can better s erve
you."
IRYAIIT OIIIISTEHS&I
Christ.nHft Ph-ocy
3021 E. Coost Hwy.
a
because •••
EASY PARKING •.• •iglot in front of
the stores olong friendly East Coast
Highwoy.
-I r.
OWNERS AND MANAGERS will groot
you at each shop. , .give 'I,OU friendly
ser•ice ••• show you ftew merchandise
suited to you ond this area.
SURPRISE SPECIALS ••• being of.
fered by Corona del Mar stores for
Friday night shoppers!
WE'RE OPEN FRIDAY NI.GHTS
Come in and visit us ... see our smart new metchandise ••• browse at your leisure ••• or rush in lor a quick item.
TME GAY LADY
2435 E. Coosl Hwy.
673-3753
lc:asual Clolh ts and Sporl swear
JOIIDAII'S PET IIOP
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
67S.5320
Specials Every Friday Nialtl!
!CEll'S IIDTAIIIIAIIT
3050 E. Caost Hwy.
673-9682
Kt11 's O..lly Special Nighll~
....... u ••••••• 3«19 E. Coast H"Y.
675-3833
We're open Friday eve.
C. AIIOTT'S FAIIIICS
2610 E. Coost Hwy.
673-8319
"Our coMplete selec tion
will amaze
IARRD'S._VI.._n
2816 E. Coast Hwy.
67].5477
"Buy there Service
Makes o !"
· c•• HAIIIIAIII 3107 .E. Coast H..,..
673-2100
"Yow Hotuellold
De,-1111 SCore''
PlT .. ft'l_l_
3565 e. c.-""'' 675-1850
Co•e Vitil ow Blm17 saw,
KMallll••TA .. m
2640 E. Coast H..,..
673-2740
"Visit our Gu4t11
in
CIIMITIIIB Pla.ACY
3021 E. Cooat H"Y.
673-2550
Open 9 •·•· Ia 10 P·•·
every uy!
Till TIY IIIP
3101 "E. C..Hwy.
673-3791
Toys f« ei/Cry qe.
u-.. ... ~ ...
-3141LC.IIIiHwt •
675-1030
Sp"14111Dit .. 11101111...,, ............
TMENEAIITMmu
2711 E. Coast H..,..
67J.706S
"Fireplcace Things"
•
M:~ FOOl CDTU
3049 E. Coast H"Y.
67~370
c~-ul IIIII' s
•Illite I
••m••r••c. 3321 E. Coast H..,..
' 673-2230
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ED FARD
AT
JAY' liMPID
•EWORT HARBOR EIISICJI
S£00110 Sf:CTIDII --P ... S
THUIII!AY, MRCII 21, . ._
OODA DEL MR, CALl F.
SCIIOLAI HCINOIID
1Uchud Coble o1 N-•
fllacb, a ciYil •Dai .. .nna
tiDdeDt. at CaUfamia S&att
"Happiness is Dad"
Wlao Ia lh• .,.., .. ,or &hem &he event filled arternooa
all? O.d, o( coune. This has been arranaed by the 11h
wa1 the ~~nanirnou_s vote ol and ilh arades. ~tn. Guy E.
the Ticktockera or National Miner Jr., Mn. Warren S •
Cbarity Leaaue, Nntport Scou, Mn. Daniel Shu and Cbapte~r, u lbey chose '"Ha~ and Mn. Georae D. ·Buccola
pineu It' Dad" as &he theme have 1uided 1heir &irlt in
(ot the annual (a\her..dauah-arraa&inl a contest entitled
,., brunch lO be held this 'Snoopy'• hall or fame."
S.Darday. March 30, at tlte Award• faahioned by thc•e
Balboa Bay Club. airl1 will be &iven for this
Tumina the 1potliaht on contest.
333 N. NEWPORT BLVD
NEWPORT BEAOi
· ""lyoodlaie P,llo10, P<>-
IDOna, hu *n honored by
lla'lina hh n.me placed a.
lhe dean'• lltt for the fall
Cfllr .. r of lhe l~l--6&
school year. To be eliaible,
a atudenl___mutt be IIU9tltd
aa a reaulu tCaldent carry·
dad will be the little hero of Pinal event wi ll be a akit
the comic section, .. Snoopy." wriu.en b y Mn. Thomas S.
As ma1cot or the brunch, he 1-Jume and put on by the Ailh
fiut appeared on the invita-school seniors undaJr the
tion1 1ent out by the lOth direction or Mrs. William R.
arade aroup under the direc-Scholle and Mn. Wi IIi am C.
tion o(Mrs. How~rd L. Bryan Mcintyre. ·The a kit, entitled
J.r. and Mrs. Rtchard Ra.w-"Fashions a Ia blue plate
hnas. The lith araders, wtth special'" and drawina on
Mrs. Peter Ouyan Jr. ~d fashiOn~ from the Thrift
LIBERTY a.n• ina 12 units or more and
mutt achieVe a l.O (8) or
better arade point avera,e. ·
.~
T11e Largest Bible Class in lila Harbor Area
h•wlt••,... toe stutly i• which
LAS REINAS officers are headed by Mr s. Richard E. Mrs. Robert S. Re senast tn Shop ia a parody on Oran&e
Reese of Balboa Island, at left, the new fir~t vi c e--chuae, ltave arr~n1ed table Coun"ty rcataurant1 frequent-
chairman and MrS. Jerry y, Bell of We s tcltff, the ~nd room ~ecora~:ons featu~: ed by dad. Mistren or cere-
newlu \n~talled chairman. (Ensil)'l photo.) tna ~e ltttle lop-eare.d monies will be Min Jani1 "The Bible Co•es Alive" 1
doa tn f!!•ny happy. anucs Caldwell, member of the MRs. BELL HEA OS and done 1n a red, whtte,and lith arade Tick~ken.
TIM!: !v.,y S..I'Hiay ••mint fro• 9:45 .. 10:50
PLACE: F.IRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF CDSTAMUA '
blac k color scheme. . U-11 M I l r ~. Mus '"" y c n yre o w• NAS GROUP As the. fath ers and dauah-hiah scltool senior aroup LAS REI tm am•e, Mn. Manhall will be the fuhion ohow
Styli and Mrs. Rtchard News-commentator.
301 MCipOiia $tr•t Lu Reina• or lhe 4.nht.-
ance Leaaue of Newport
Beaclt, lookina forward to a
'th year• full or activity in
support of the cltapter's
philantrhopic projects, in-
ltsl\ed new officers at iu
annual meetins
aue Center.
at the Lea· come, pauone!IS chairm~n
A II' ARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU! Mrs. Q.ol>trt .o\. Ramsay
was the in sta!Hng orri ccr.
Special aucsts were i\••·
Wilbur fteynolds, incoming
chapter president, and Mr s .
Richard S. Castle, a past
National Assistance Lcaauc
president. \1rs. c astle will
serve lhis comina year as
liaisOn officer between the
chapter and the auxiliary .
BRING YOUR CHILDREN!
' I
'
\1rs. Claude Patte non was
hostess for the ins tallation
luncheon.
NEW CAR
LOANS
New orficers of Las l{ei·
nas are \irs, Jerry Y. Bell,
chainnan; \1rs. R.ichard E.
Reese, first vice~hainnan ;
~Irs. Cora Peuy Wallace,
2nd vice·chainnan ; Mrs. Ro-
bert L. Short, recordina
secretary; Mrs. Floyd E.
Buell, correspondina secre·
tary,Mrs. Kenneth c. Kinas-
ley , ueasurer; Mrs. William·
l=J, Tritt, ways and means
di rector; \1rs. Leonard T.
Kinasbaker, public rela·
tions director, and \1rs.
Claude L. Patterson, parlia-
mentarian.
AS LOW AS
COSTA MESA Ke1111eth W, Fowle•
230 Ent 17th St• .. t
"' 1660
OA,_.A I"'I,_.T G•flord Hll.,te• 2•671 ll ~.,.
.a96·1~l
' I
DISCOUNT
SAN JUA,_. CAI'ISTIIANO Thomn J. Wl114et 11971 C•ml110 C1po1t••no f9l ·l ).a]
Member f'l'der•l O.PCKit ,,._.,.liCe Corll(lrlt!on
0.11(11111 J ..... ..c~ to $1!1,000.00
Coomittee chainnen ap-
pointed by Mrs. Bell are
Mrs. B. Cedric ~oberta,
calendar; Mrs. Ju\e C. o\xel·
son and Mrs. Sydney P.
Bartlett, 'Dlrih Shop; Mn.
Vincent M.-luma, roster,
and Mrs. fiarry H. Casey,
Leaaue Liahts.
Provisional members wh o
have com pleted the trainin&
period and ltave been lfant·
ed active s tatus in the
auxiliary are the ~es.
Short, Cora Pe&&y Wallace
and J.E. Cltallinor.
Las Q.einas, founded by
\1rs. Norman Huff in l ~64,
contributed Sl,5JO this
past year to the Children's
~ntal Health Center for
needy school cltildren,
Auxiliary members help
staff the Thrift Sh op, loca-
ted at 505 )2nd St., New-
port Beach. Havin& oriaina-
ted the idea they are re·
sporuible once a month for
providin& the fi ner c \othina
for sale on their French·
room rack at tlte Thrift Shop.
KICK.OFF DINNER ~ELD
The :'ll ewport Harbor EK·
chanae Club lteld its Alb
annual ki ck·uf f dinner ThUU•
day , \larch 14, in the ball-
room or the Balboa
Pavilion. The dinner, alo-
tended by some 125 members,
was the prelude to the an·
nual Palm Sprin IS trek wlti ch
lhe members en joyed o ver
the week·end.
COMPLETE FUNERALS ..... •245
COMI'LITI FUNEIW. AND IUIIAL CINTU
211 ..... 1-6177
CEMETEI!.Y LOTS
From $UO
MAUSOLEUM CRYPTS
From $46S
Jar .... •••ry-«=e-.etery
"'E.,.,.,., m One Betmtifpl PIDce"
J!eaue the fuoera.l and burial center concept
elimiules the need for processioos through
hePy tzaffic on 09elCiOWded highways, family
and frieuds alike may DOW pay their full re-
spects br attending the burial service, as wtll
as the cbepel anice, aU at oae heautiful pbce,
at leta CXIIt llld mo.e cocnel"'ieea.
1-1 •1.-MACH aVD., WUTMINS111
nnW? 1 h UGI n4 1-1m •
f
for the ~th arade rs, ha ve had
the ir aroup make "Snoopy"
settinas and backdrops for
the pi cture s to be taken of
Pop and dauahter for the
scrapbooks.
One of th e highlishu of
FELLOWSIIIPS AWUDED
TO 2 UO P\lYSIOSTS
Alfred P. Sloan foundation
fellowships for buic re-
search ltave been awarded
to 2 UCI pt\ysici1t1, Or.
Doualas L. Mi \Is, 543
Am itps Way, Eau Bluff, and
Or. WillilfTl H. Parker, 275
E. Uth St., Co1ta Me.i a.
They are amona 73 youna
ph ysical scienti1ts in the
nation to receive the 2·year
fellowships , averaaina
S6,7 SO a year, • 'to
lheir research at an early
u.aae in their academic
caree}s."
Dr. Mi ll s speci alizes in
research on theoreti ca l solid
stale physics. Or. Parker
specializes in super con.
ductivity a t low tempera.
ture s.
ttO.t.C. AIDE LAUDE?
Patrick E. Ennis, pur·
S~~AL O M A~TIN has ch asing asent at Hoaa
Hos pital was amon a th o1e been promoted to assistant recoani zed at lhe first
vice pr esident in charge of annual award luncheon of
operation s at Newport Na -theOranae County Industrial
tional qank. He has served Suppliers t\ssn. The prese~·
as assistant cashier for the tation was made for ht s
pa st 4 years. Seorge L . "contribution lo the e~
woodford, president of the nomic developmentofOunae
bank announced d\a.t "Ger-,.County throu&b support or
J.ld 'will be in cl;la.lge of county firms." Mr. Ennis
every comm er cial fun ct ion .ruidu in. Costa Men ~4
f th blink with the f)(Ce p-hu been wa th Hoaa Hosptt.al 0 • 1 ' ,, for i1e past 5 year1. tion of oans .
LEGAL NOTICE
-,-.0-TICC:.Ic:_or TRr s n :r·:;; ~-\U: .-ords ~oilh u,,. r f'nter lin!!' o f
LEGAL HOTICE
TS967·560 I 5 . !01 ,d .... d ri!'!"!H!It<d \1 •)
\l)!ir,. i,. ht-rt'bv Fi'"'" th .u ::!0, 1931 . in HllO k -W!7. Pag,.
on ,\pril15., 1968, atii:OOa.m. l, of Offir i;o l Herord!t) 100
111 ,. LaRIIrdt< Corpora tinn. " ft<l't "'ide, a"' it no,. n·is t~;
Californ ia Corporation, a,. Tru"· th,.n r ,. Soulh 2:.• 13' '>8" f:;o~ .. t
t,.e by ~u b~<titution I"· an in.;;tru · J \7.81 lert :~lonll th ~ r .. ntl'r
mf'nt in writinjl d;o trd Januar. lint' of .,.,id IJu, .. ide Ori•t<:
23 , 1968, rf'£'ord,.d in tht· olfir~ thi'Dt'" ~o rlh 6•l" -WI' O:Z"
of thl' Cou nt\ Rl!'cortii'T of ~.a st 30.00 f,.et, th.-n rf' \'orth
Oron,: .. Count\·, Califom i.o, on 39• lJ ' 0 1" bt~t 13.25 f,.,.\
Jonufu\· 26, 196!'1. in Hooo: A'lllJ, l<l thr trur t•oint oi ht-Jlinn in,:;
Pa,:t< 32. of Qffi<'i ,;tl R"r ords, tht-nr t-Sou th 2'>• 13' 58" f.a!!l t
..,h l£'h sub.!ot itution .. ,.,. madf' ll0.70 f..,·t; tht'nr t-~orth 6 ...
100d jliW•n pursuan t to thf' lt'rtTI"' .w)' 02" f.ll"'\ 161.45 ff't't;
of lhat £'t'rtain I) .. ,..J uf Trust then c~ \'urth 39• "3' OJ " ~.ast
d;a tt<d St'plf'mhe-r'll. 196 J, ,.,,._ 173.2'; r .... l to a point Ill tht'
cutt'd bv \\ortim.-r L ·\d,.n ,jn •l :O.outhrrh rijtht of \<o il) lint< of
Al hf'rl (. R,.,.,.!', and "ub-<f'• said 1 .'. 101. .!1-llid point
qu entlv il~t5uml'd b.· L.~.U. bt-i n~t nn • cuT\f' conca't<
Corporation, dn d .rf'('ordrd_:-:p-~outht'rh ha,in•" "\di u~ of
tem bt:r 20, 196 i. tn IJouk 58;,... 19'>0.00 f,.f't, a radi•1 linP
Pllf'l! 478, of Offirial R,.cor<l " throu,.:h ,.,11 d poin t b~ar~ \'orth
in th e o fri£'P ,d thP Hl!'r ordrr o f 24• IS' 52" [ut, th.-ncf'
Qranjll!' Countv. C:i!lilom ia , ..,;11 \orth .... ~t"rl' a lonj! ..... d
setl .. t pobl.c au£'tion to hi jdtr.;;t cu"'" throo ~ " rf'n tral oli111e
bidd,.r for cash ~Pa•ahl,. 111 of 6 • 21' l l" an 11rr 11i"t11n Cf'
timf' of !la11' in la~of11 l moDP\ ,,f o f 216.25 f,.,.1 to " point, 11
thf' United State!<t l •t thr ma•n radial linl' th rou~ ,.aid poi nt
entrilhCf' of th e \'e ... pur\ fkach bpan. \'or\h r:·• 'l7' 'llf' [a~t;
Ci ty Hall, 3300 Newport)i<lu lr• thencl' 5outh ]Q" 11' OJ"
va rd Newport !JI'a £'h, Count\ ~,.51 186,84 [!'f't to thl' trut of o'r•~8e, St11t .. of Cal ifomi.o , lh point of hf'jlinn in,:. tO jll!'. ,., all righ t, tit It' ilnd intrtr"t r Cl~-.,.;th all bu ildinlt:" and >m-
\'t'yed to anti no'-· held .h' '1 pro\'!"mo:'nts that ma' h,.r,.llltl'r
un der !lllid o .. ed of Tru .. t 10 th·· b.-r-ont<lnJC"t,.d or p[a('f'd
pro pe rty l'litu•t cd in thf' .Cou~l\ hf'rPin prinr to thf' P"llonnoncf'
of Oraan!e, State of C;~ltfomt.o, o f thr obJi lla ti on,. .. ,.r or"d b\•
desc ribed ••: . d ·' · 1'-d IT-· ' .J\ Lea&l'holtl e!ltat l' r reatl' "''" _,...., o ... ~ ·
by I d d ~ b-• ,.,·d ,.d ]" ..,·111 b .. m.ulf', but a e1!!.f' •tc 0_,..;-r ('m ,
3\, \958, executl'd b.-The ... ithou t r~"~n .. n t or "';orn~rv ,
(rvinl' Comp•ny, • rotpotation, 1'\prt-,." "r 1mplirtl f"llardtn@_
1111 l.e&sor, and \lottimer [, titlr , P""""""lon or l'n Cu~d
!\den •nd Albf'rt C. Ret-!01', •s bran"""· I<> p<l\ th o: unp••
Le•see!l, tt'cord .. d r .. bmar. priod pal .. um of u,,. \Cllf' !IP•
9, 1959 , in Book 4~78, Pa,-t r-un•d In .... d n .. ,.,t of Tru"1•
376, of Qffid al Record!l of to• ... it; Slll,'l:'l7.07 "ith intPr•
Qnut~~;e County. Calilomia. f'St th ,.rrol from Juat< 1, 1%7,
and alftended by inslntment 11 1 lhl' r•lf' o f 8'< P"r annum,
~corded April 11 , 1960, in in uid \otP pro,id,.d, IO(II,:f'thf't
Book 5189, Par. S of Qflit'ial "i th .d,·anrl's nndrr tht trnu
Rec ord11 of Qran.11e Cou nty, of uid \)l't"'tl of Ttu!<l. ft'l'!lo,
Cali forn ia, aAd further amend• £'hotrjlt-" and """P"Il""" of lhe
ed by ins trumeAI tecordPd Tru!lter llO d of th r Tru!lt £"rl'a•
September II. 1961, in Book ted b,. ,..;d OPed of Trust.
5843, Pare S62. of Offi r-ia1 ,.,. Rt'n efi ci•rv u~:~der 10a id
Records of Otan ~ Coun.t)'• Ort'd of 1'1'11!111, tn ru!'on 1of
Califo"'h by 1 •d bet..,·een tht' brtllo·h or drl•uh In the ob-
'Th e lrYiae Comp .. y, a co,.. li~•t ioM ,.,.cured thf'T'f'hy ,
PQratioa, aa Lesaor, aad Mof'9 tof(m• n,.cU'II"d •nd df'llvert"d
timer E. ~dea ud Albert C. 111 th P ri'{JOt!.9t of 14 .. undef'9
Rese , as L~••ees, co,·erin ~ i!id!flled • written DtdarttlltMI
all lhat real JM'OJHltty de· of Oef•uh 11nd Oem•nd for
acrlbed n follows( A L EASE• S•le, 1111'd wri ttl'n notic~ of
HOLD ESTATE IN AND TO bre.cb and l'lec tioa to eaue
titat ponla of Lot 166 o f '-""' IUtdersip ~d to ~ell
Bloc k S4 o f (niu '• So bdivi• property to nt••fv ;·:·;·~~:~•S aia aa Mo..,.. a. • Map rt:-tia.s, •nd thef'l'after cord~d Ia Book 1. P•r 18 of &, 196i, ltlu•dersi
Mi~JC•II .. eooo Mo..._, recorD oaid Notice of Brucl! .. d of
of ()r-oop C,..'Y• Calilo .. ia, [lec;lioo to -n to bf. recorde4
deocr1"-d aa follow•: Co.-in Book IU92, P•A'I' 17). of
•nc.ia.1 111 die latter.ec.tioo of -id Official Reeordt'.
dt.e e-w Uae of Bayalde. ne 1A1111rde Corpon lloo
Drhe, 60 feet wiH. •• oald By: Afllnilo Bl .. qolat
BayolcM Dri" lo ~riM4 ~ ... ry·fTMMrer
Ia P.ru l 2 of a 4te4 l.o •• Date: Mardi 11. I P68 C ... ty of ()naa!fi, NeordH
.. Jsae 11, 19J6, ia Book P.\1iM Mardt 1-t.. 21. 28 •
UO. p0 .. 217 or Ofnc.ial Re .. i dte Newport Barbot t ulp
TED
THE loiAN whe -ol11o11hoto -city .. _. --in ,. ..... NEWPOlliEAOt ef ....... -
who...,.......,., _...lflluction.
ED HI IH
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FOR CITY COUNCIL
THE MAN With
For Tomorrow's City
with Todoy's Planning
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ENDORSERS
(MOT CDWL!Tl)
JMII Abell Mr5. Ralpfl LilUrlirld
Mrs. Mario1t Albri.PI Dr. \1.L. LiuJejollta
Dr. O.iel G. Aldriell Jr. MlltCMt F . Lon!nZ
K.Q "-*nMM R~rt H. McAIIisl#r
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Dr Alu ~ws Or. •• Mrs. Donald R. McAnU11
.,· aac1 Mrs. ltttbert G •• -\ndrr•·a Mr • .l: Mrs. Hamid McConM'Ii
MrS Jtobeft L ,\adrt'ws Mr. ~ Mr5. &obf-11 Mcf'&ITN Mrs' 11...,_ ..\it-DoriA Mc Pha.U
Leo' Arnaaaa RWisell ·"<'Lain &HIJonl A An1a,W. Or . .1: Mrs. William M<'\'lckf't Rh:~ 111: Bacon Mr. k Mr8. John"· MIIICOMAM
Mra. Wl•tlftd L. Bacon Mrs, Lf'on f'. Mf'di!l
Roy B&IGoiCMH•· Phf'lps Mrrlckt'l
Allee E &ar\oa Mr . ., Mrs. RobPrt Mf'lif'n 't'
Du E. Baytes.a ·""'· Carolyn S. Millf'r Ralllill Brrlll' JllllanM L. Mlllf'r
J..es w Br r11Afltrr L11• rf'nC.f' Bn"nt Mlllf't
Mr. UMI Mrs. WilfrM r\. Berls Dr. Ed~'ard ~· Milum
lllr • Mrs Non.. BiDe G.E . Mtnne' ••~••~ .. ,.,. 111r: li Mrs: £., ... R. Black Mr.~ Mrs. Edward •'
Mr. 1i Mrs. Ja.ell H. Blo.o P~lltp G. Murny
!lira. WaiW a..rnt.dls M1Cllat'l S. "YI'I'!i
Mra. IIUQ D. Bo•eeots Huett T . "ynall
&.C. Bro.. Mrs. "'.D. ~r •·man .
!llln!l W C CllMibl'rtia ... r. &.• ... no;. GPOf"Cf' ~f''Aion
Mr A: Mni.. WUiiua D. Clarli Mr • .1: Mn . MarNtall ~leded&Pr
M.W. GertnMk A. C lt'nelancl t 'idinr 'oblf'
J-H !II . Coa.b Mr. 1.• M~. \!arlo C . Pacini
Mr. II Mn. E.H. Coe-.r Jolin B. P~trtlt>r
Da.wHII Cool& Mr5 . \'tolt-1 \1. Patlf'r8on Mrs F'loret~cr L Coolin& Lomlinl' Paul A,u;., G. Cooas Br vt-rb Paulcn i<'h Mra. N.ll. Co.l I!Oabf'l C. PPasr
AllH M. Cro•·l Mr .... Mn~. Fd•·11n:t PP\Ie crtn ~l'rTJ' Dai'CII .illia.m H . Pl'lit
D.J. Duiel Jr. \irs. Edker Pocw
Mr • .1: Mrs. L .. rrt~CI' c. Dun•rr Mr. k ... rs. Jobn Portf't
Mr. li Mnl. a.,-...cl Davis Jr. Homf'r F'. Quinn
Mr . .1: Mra . llHIOe Oetalinc Sr. Mr. & Mn, Robrrt C. Raab
Mr. ott Mra. T..:l OewiDI' ('hartr!li S. Rt~ddint:
Dr. n.o.&s W. Do-. Clalrt> Rt't'd
lira . ...,..._.C. Do... H.O. Rf'Ynftld!ii
Ttltoau P. Ooq• Mt. & ... r5 .• lilf'k Klchatrdson
Mr. AI: Mn. lle.u:. J. 0. Bois Roat•r R. Radenbaulh
Benaadeue I. O.IW01111 Mrs J .H. Rilll!l Bele~t C. o.te Mrs. H. Rlr dt-1
IIUJel Fi~ "r. •·m. c. Rlna Mra. DeN! f'•Uer Robt'n R. Romf'r
Mrs. !loiter( ~~~ Carl T. Ru!!l~f'll
Mra. Jack au... \'k t.or 8 . S•yn>
.I.A. G~U~~er •·m S. S('tl\e af'l
Kalltett• Q. Ga...... MU&t' Sc-hloesMn•tl
Mrs. Will._ Gl.e••uzt Mrs . ·"arlr Schworf'r llr. ~ IIIN • ..,. G...,..._ R.M. Seatlf'
Ven M. GocMIW.. Mr. k Mrs. f'arl ••. Senicf'
WQM o.*.J f' .H. SeYiftOUI' lltlra . ......,_....,_ Mr. 11 Mrs. P•mck Slle,ard Mr. 11: ltlrll, c.artn ••ley Roc~ M. Sllrna ..
W.f: ... ,.frl Mr . .1: M"'. W.O. !khod.
Dr •• ltlra. &oltlftt A. Rartlry Mr . .1: \Irs. Garry Sllort Or. a !tin. Loree Readier .\llcr L. Slnllll
S.. .e-...... Hal Will S.it.h Mra . Dora Rill Mr. Ed SMit')'
Mr.. M.G. Ri.,et ••Her Spicrr
Mrs. !!llle Wltdllau Kt'lllledt Stareet" Mr. 11: ltlrll. 11e1M!rt Holde• Die' Slr;,·e•tl
Mrs . llte:r. .. wal4 Mr . .&: MI'A. Ja..es 8 . St.o&Na.nl
Mr. fr: ltlrll. Do.&W B..Wiutoe Stun So·idlt'r
MN. 1-' .. ,.., PQw n.,er
a.Mft Jik'eM J .&,G. ~ MN. E.P. Jfii'Wia J . OwiPt TIIIIOr lllra . .._,. L. Joltes Old. tJI!derWood, D.D.S.
FNIIII ,..._ Mr .• atra, WUI ........ a.v . ....._ Mr. At Mn. Lee ..... Del .. • .... Ida • .,. ... ....
Mr. A liN. ~~ Ia.--. Or. a Mrt. J .S .. ..... . 11r. a ... .,.... T. Keelrr ltlt. a llnl. Deu.lll D •• ,,,.
IIMIJ •·1'::: Mr. 41. Mrs. J-.q ........ ...... W.GlMhMe ........... . ................ I -.... -c..... -F·-r... Dr. a. ... _, T. lb6clllt lin. Codll'lt Wt Dr. a ... '"tic£. IAiu' Mr. • .... ..._ r . ...._
••••• L IAttl Mr. a 11n. a...-L wtrm .... ..... ...... 8Mriee&e ,., ·~ Olltlllee F. '--IIIII ......_. &. W t ll@• •. a -· flll6l LUll t. .4. Gillo' .,_
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a...,. •• ..,.lllrf th . •• II ~:·-~. $ ID-.n, !.~:~ J~! ~-~~~!!.!!~ ..
lhctcea lliN .lo ateM a A ......... oolor TV and a .. My ateriet of Marlin Balboa Blvd., Cetural New-rornlc~ c•IU &op Mil te a U.liator radio, valued at Qrimea, .. and lhcn l hUUi na P.O(t1 who noticed hil pro-
atonwilhpaiatdUDDCif, The 1270, wer~ stolen r~ hi a it. dcuroyi.na the U .2S pcrty val~d at 1131 ar•·
nuid lp.ile4 ftom 1 piiot beach re~uSenc:e , 1a1d Bob book ~lonJinl to the Bal· dually duappearina. .-. .-
Ualu 'MI. Atnold now ht.a a Andenon or Brentwood, boa L1brary ••• Four mal e Stereo tape a worth S60 were
1200.job of cluninaaod re-and 1~3 Edaewator, ~lboa teenaaers burned a hole !n stolen f'?"' hi • Pontiac,
placina burned l heh•ot and ••• It I a myu e ry to hbrar• the foyer carpet at 3404 V1 a stated Ra ck Powell, 101
00o1 covctina ians why a vandal wou ld Lido, Lido Shoppina Center, Via Genoa, Lido (ale ••• AI
· put an eaa between the by placina ~Jevera l s tick Saia, 290 Sierkt , Cos ta
matches in a pile and th en Mesa, Jert his S25 sur(-
liahtina them. • .Mexican board on the sand at the I ~H1Jil£HES I coins were put in chan ge 19th St. beach in Central
,..-;,,--...::_::::,--,,--..,;:_, ___ -:;::,---:--, machines at Hiahlander Newport; when he relumed
'1l•WP"1'1J _ _!Dr r. d..fniR PL. __ L Center, with a Joss set at 2 hours later, i t wa s aone ~ ,.n J\lliU UUl !>RWtR S1.50 by owner Marcos El-••. For the third time in 2
IIIII C:l.lfl'fl' OIIII IVI.
N EWPORT BEACH, C ALIF ORNIA
T HE AM E RI C A N LUTH ER A N CHU RC H
8:30a.m. to 9:30a.m. -Worship ~enu ce
9:45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. -Sunday School
11 :00 a.m. to 12:00 noon -worship Servi ce
The Rev . Ja.es G. Blain, Pastor
The Rev. Gcorac J . Busdieclter, Vi sitati on Pastor
Phone ~tS-3631
Chriation Science
Set-vices
RKST Cllt:RCII o•·
C'HRI!>.T, SOEN11ST
3303 Vi a Lidu
Ncwf'(l!l Al"ach
Sl 'SUA"' SCIIOOL
II · 15 o "'· onoi 11 o m.
SCN l>AY SER\.,CES
II: 15 -l l o "'·
IA EIJNESIJA' f.VE!'ol l, .... <,
Firat Baptist Church
of Coato Meso
Bapli!!lt Riblf" F'rllow sh ip
lru/r p r,Je1f l -A.11l01fO;,..Q N.S
Sonta At.a & Mognalio Su.
Or. P.G. Neumann, pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
auero, 476 Seaward , Corona weeki.,.. Phil Lansdale, 809 -"
Hiahlan d5 ••• A 14 foot $500 E. Bay Ave., Balboa, said QICHA RO '<. JON-=:S, 400 S.
skiffwu found on th e beach someone had broken a $50 '3a y Ft., '3alboa Island, has
be low the hone stables window with an a ir rifle been appointed ch ief de·
east of Cameo Shores, on pe lle tt ••• It had to be a signer at the Urbanus office
the rocks and a total loss, small person, said Henry of William L. Pereira -As·
according to owner .Art VenninglOn AD .Con ~eu , ----sociates, plaMing and ar·
Gronsky, of Art's Landing, Cos ta Mesa, who climbed chltecturat fi rm Coron a de l
503 E. Edgewater, Balboa ; a ga te and then crawled Ma H · '1. of 0 all the marine hardware had through a lO inch space to r, e IS a na lve en·
been stripped from the boat s teal 5 s tereo and track ve r, won the AlA scholast ic
•.• There was no dama1e to tapes, va lued at 530, from award in the USC Class of
the Chevrolet pickup that the bus be lonsing to the 1q57, and took 2 years of
Janice Figclski of 616 Aca· Newport Na tional Bank . · • graduate study in city plan·
. cia, Coron a del Mar, was An accident at 21st St., ning at USC . Since joining
driving after a collision a t sou th of Balboa Bl~d., C~n-the Perei ra firm in 1%1, he
Coast 1-lwy., west of Aca-tral Ne~port.. •nvolvLnJ hJS func t ioned chie Oy as a
cia· the fron t bumpe r of tht:: motorcyciLst R1 chard Man· . t d I . h
car' driven by Michat::l Mat-zt::ll a , 530 W. Wilsoo, No.~. PrOJeC_ , .e.s gner, .wtt re·
tison. 23:!-'ll Paciric Or., Costa Me sa, and car driver s.ponslbtltttes Including
Corona del ~tar, was dam-James C"1adwick of Santa the natural science bu ilding
aged ... F(\r th e third ti me, Ana, sent ~·tr . Chadwick's at UCI .
MEII'OIIT HAIIIOR EIUIIJI THURS1lAY,IIARCit 21, 19&11
SECXIIID SECTIDII --Pill 5 OOIIOIIA Db. liM, CAll F.
COAST .. AID UIIT TD •n MUCH 11
Flotilla 16. Uni&ed Sta&e a porli<WI ol the me.ctina will
Coa11 Ouard Auxiliary, will take pl.:~, . •
hoW it• mondaly roeetina on TIM nbj~t of th11moRih •
Sunday March ll 11 tb• !"oe&in1 wtll be chart n:..t-
. • • lftl and chart conect1on,
NIWIII
IUSMNILL llut!ot n •••
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1 , 'e I It .... "'''· "~)a;,.; ).4"0
Bayt~de Ina, lSl E. Coaat Boatina enthus iaats and all'
Hwy •• Now~t Beach.. The interuled people arc invited
breakCu t bc11n1 at 1:~0 ancl.ao attond.IFor Curlher inCor-. ~~ ~;lO lhe me mbers Will ad-mation, or directions , call
Joum to the Newpon Harbor Leater Brown, publicity o(.
Dept., 1~01 Bay1ide Dr., ricer for Floti lla 26, at 527·
""'ewpou , where the bus ineu 3555. 1::--=----,----..J
For <.EASTER FASHIONS
., a. :r " o~-; :l: til ..
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en a: .. ~ • 0 u ~z 11 .. 4J ~ ..
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KUPPENHEIMER
SUIT!
\IEETIN\o a 10 "'·
READING R<X>M
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ll'odno•oioy: II '"·"'· -1·•5 P·"'·
Tu oooio, ond F ~ooior ·
1:45 a!T '· Sunday School
11 :00 a.m. :\\orning Worship
6 :00p.m. Training Un iuns
7;0\J p.m. Evening Wo rsh ip
a window was broken at the pusenger, Yvoone Cullen, $)..101 CAll FIIIE
Sric • n Span Laundromat, 14, o f 2246 Minor, Costa Extensive ~,"'~!r,~l~w::•:• II 2613 Newport Blvd., New-Mesa, to Hoa1 Hospital by cau sed to the
port, accNding to manager Ba yshore ambulance •.• Two
Bernard \lyrci k. , , Three parked cars were damaged body oC a Lotus Eland
bumpers fr om lhe si de of by hit and runners: tht:: Fa\-belonging to C. Roger J ohn-
his 2h foo t Higgins pnwer con belon1in a to Wal ter son, 263n Firs t Ave., Co~
boat in a slip at Jill! W. Stoneman, 21 6 46th St., ona del Mar, from a !ire
Coast 1\w)., \1ariners Mile West Newport, parked on caused by a gas line that
were str1len and his loss 48th St. had over .S200 broke loose from a front
was 5]0. said Charlie/fl op-damages ; Paul Chris tie, I ll carburetor, Tuesday night,
too. 1610 1\ings Ruaq, Cliff Eme rald (\ve~, B al~a Is-March 19, at' 1107 Jamboree
!I ave n., .I\ is Rreczer mN or· land was luck1er-h1s Mus· Road. Damage was set at
cycle had tn be tuwe d away , tang was hi t on the right S1,000.
For men
who like 9 ....... -5 , ..... , ].9 .......
Sunoioy; 1 p .1n -"P·"'·
SIT OND CNt.: RC"N OF
<"NUIT. SCIENTIST
Ne.,..porl Beach at
{'orona del M;u
6 10 Car-nalion Ave.
St.JNDA Y SC::\I OOL 10 .......
SUNDAY SE RVICE 10 .. ...,
't\'EDNESO AY EVENING
M£ETINL 1:00 .......
READING ROOM -
Mutual Budding
1863 East Coast H1ghway
\lu n . • ."IH , !U .t,lll, In ·,p.m._ .
T hur-.rl.n o'V<'nin"'-7 W 9
You ;~re cord1a1l y 1T'Iv 1ted to
auc-nd C'huu:h Srrv1c cs and
to u~c 1hc Rc-aJ 1n1 Room .
WEONESDA Y
1:20 p.m. Bible Stud)
6:00 p.m. Prayer \leeung
A TTEHD THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
CENTRAl
BIBLE CHURCH
fmph.11~i1inK
Th~t Pl"n of God
Thr Prr~on of Chri\1
The-Powe-r of lhr Hoi¥ Spiril
'urool.o. '• '•••· ·' •• '"
r.nd drive r John Lu stig of side, bu t dam ages we re set WIN DOl BROKEN 3J7~ Tustin Ave., Cos ta a t less than 5:!00.
\lesa and passenger J o-Monday, Ma tch 11
seph • r tauffer ,,f Garden John Leahy, ':!7, of 'n6
Grm·c; were taken tu 1\oag E. Balboa Bh·d., Balboa,
tlospi tal b~ Seal's ambu· was booke~ ~n the ch~rge
lance after a collision at of drunk dnvmg by pollee , Ba~si,de Or., ab<)U I a quar-w.ho had to take him. fr~
ter llf a mile west uf \Iarine h1 s car and rlace h1m m
Ave .. the other dr iver was the rear seat of a police car
Evelyn Twilc!ga r, ~U'.J Ba)-when he refused to get ou t
side Dr .. L5, ~ewpl>rt , of h.is car or to _take ~e
crossing Ba) side Dr. ft •lm subrret) test •.• While Marr a
The hoodlum sport or win-
dow breaking in Ne'NJ)Ort
Harbor continu ed Tuesday,
March 19, when Kenneth
Carmichael or HuntinJ~:ton
Beach heard a crack and a
vehicle accelerating, and
then discovered a BB shot
or pellet hole in a 1150
plate glass window at the
Buzzy Burger, 5801 W. Coast
everything •.•
providing
it's
the world's
best Lutheran Chu,ch
Of the Muter
Lutheran
Church in' America
2~00 Pacific View Dr. ( "'"'"~ ..... , • ' . 1.,1
\\('ciron<l~' H,lolo· \lo,.l>
~" a prh·ate dri"ewa }. Yarwood of 3253 Colorado
Lan e, Costa ~·lesa, was • West Newport. ~""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~~
Corona-del Mar, Californi
Dr. William R. Eller
Phone: ORiole 3-5022
118 :45 ;~.m., F.omiJy Wor..,h.ip
9:45a.m .. C.hurrh, School
11:00 a.m., ft>.,livr Wor~hip
NURSt:RY PRO\'lllH>
.. ,,..,.,, ,J,.,.n" " ' '' .
A full YCK~Ih ProKr•m
Cm. of O,.nsr .11nd llrd. St .
Cotloll Mru
A Frre 1111J l ndrpf!ndrrll
Congrf'g llliontJl Chris tia11 (hutch
The Rev. Norrnon Brown, preoching
Sunday, March 10 ma king a phone call at
Found in the wadwa} at Fashion Island, someone
Cliff Dt. and El \l<l<ieu a swle her wallet that she
Ave., Sewport Heigh ts, Li-had placed on a she lf .• ,
\'onia Fuller, 65, of :!524 Patr icia Collins, 21a Coi-
Clirf Dr., Newport llei &hts, 1 ton. Newport ShOJe s,, r~port.
wa~ ~ked ~ &be ~barge ed th e the ft or 2 bicycles
of 1ntox1cated 1n public .. · from her garage •.• Police
An a rgu ment about a dog officers on rou tine patrol
wi th his wife= ended in the discovered that the Ba lboa
booking nf Edwin Fisher. Pier Tackle Shop had been
~5 . of 71-' \largue rite Ave., broken into; an in ventory
Corona del \lar , Pn the reve al ed th e th eft of 5276 ~bar ge ll~ felon y wife bl!at-worth of fishina equi~en t,
1ng ..• Someone en tere~ a and S6 9 damages •.. John
close t b) un fa stening \Iiiler, 1605 Tustin Ave.,
Sunday Service and Chu rch ·School a t 10:00 a.m. screws to a hinge l.nck anJ Costa Mesa said "Sure,"
then re~ove~ clntlung u~·er when asked to ge t out ofhis L;;.;";•;•;•;•;;"';.;';•;••;;•;'":•;;':d:•:d;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;P;ho;;;•;•;';6;;<12;;;·;"D;;;..O;;;;;;;;:..,~•-w:;,:e~e k::.;'~'~'~m:•~· ..:•~o~co~r~d~·~n~g car, and as he did so, he
1 fell to th e pa\'ement; he
failed the sobriety test and
was booked on the charge
of drunk driving ••. James
Williams, 46, of -'35 Via
Lido Soud, L ido Isle, was
booked on the charge or
drunk in public at Via Lido
and Via Anti bes ... John
Leahy, 27 , of nA E. Bal-
boa, wa s booked on the
charge of drunk driving a t
the in tersection of Via
Oporto and Via Lido, Lido
Shops area ... It will take
S2tl to replace the boards
damaged from a sma ll fi re
that someone started on the
ground at the base or the
fen ce a t -'616 River, West
Newport, according to Er-
mina 1-lart ... After Suzanne
J arman, liJU ll igh land Dr .,
Harbor Highlands, co llided
wi th the parked car belong-
ing to Rubye Cri ab of Los
Angel es, her .J-year-old
daughter w2 s taken to a
ph ysician.
H • .,.,.,-Air
C.41tionlnt
ShootM.tol
1640 Superior Ave.
Lll-5531
BEAU TY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Ma r
Phone b73-733b
BUILDING
• REIIOOELING •
ADDITIONS
LICENSED. BONDED
FRED H. GERWICK
304 Goldenrod
673~1 -549· 2170
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S.r .. rnt tho Cooot•l
Aroo with O...ollt~ c.,cr .. • & p,...,,,
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......... Rd., Ll8-3318
P .0 . Bo• 421 Cotta Meaa
-" LEG4L NOTICE ()uP!.Et&.NIII
.'WTICE OF' PAO PO~f.O r.IJ..\Rn~R AMENOMESTS
\'OTIC f. IS IIERf:AY CIV F:N,
Councilmon AI Forgi t KNOWS our city. He KNOWS
the people. He KNOWS our problems. He tries and
DOES SOMETHING about them. The people know
and trust AI Forgi t as their mon on the City
Council. He is o chompion foro better Newport.
AL FORGIT X
IIIQIMIIMT
Ca• ualtp.whle c .... fttH .. , ...... , C..ac:ll•• AI fef91t.
MmWI .... 4 ,_.,., ce..l,...; Glp• 'rfce, fh••ce chi,. ....
put$nAn l !o Artic:le I I, Secti on ~~~~:~:;:oo~l and bud1el 8 (h\, of th " Con>~titution of r · th e Sta tr nf CMiifom ia, !h at aat tentce
t"opir~ nl lhe propol'ed .,mend· quality work -
m,ont"' to lhe Charter of lhe Mlr IWYice la~Mdly. Ci ty t:Pf Sew part Beilo:h to be
!l ubmi H('d to the voters of lh e Piniahed Laun•y
C:ity of Newport IJea ch at the A,ency
(;rn .. ritl Mun1cipal Election to
lifO held on April 9_., 1968! are Jal I . C.... H..,.~ 111Vai1able in the olli ce o lhe m..tt05
City Clerk of th e City of New•
pon Bea ch.
lht ed: F'ebruary 20, 1968
Launa L•Aiot~
City Clerlt
City or Newpor~ Be•eh
l~hllllh : Feb. 22, 29, M•rch 7,
14, 21t.28, •nd April !, 1968, In th e t>~ewport H•tbor t.alp
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DrltfMr/ Tosh
FLORISTS -··-79 u•Mu,..ll ....
COSTA MilA
All typu or alau
25J4ij ~'~"•pon Bl•d.
CottaM .. a
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FORGIT HARDWARE ' Hardware -Ou Pont Patnt
Small App l1ances
2205 W. Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach
Phone 673·2350
oPRIHTIHG
Ensign Pub lish ing Co.
O ;fset Printf'r5
• High speed rotary
offset pre ss
...1!!!:.. -r•t&
WILCOX.CRITTENDEN
HARDWARE
· N..,._lenel Ch•'"-hokt
1700 W. Coast HwJ,. N.a .
Ma-0:11
Z·ti'A• ••n•n
PLUMBING
A. R. !I ARSAC
PLUMBER
4/; .. "7 ••.•.••• -·-.... ---··--• ••• ...:; ... , ..... 11
I n H W I ITII1
• Varityping 7\1U Camation Ave. • PET SUPPLIES
• Heodl iner
2721 E. Coast Hwy.
CO RONA DEL MAR
Phone: 673-0550
Co rona d,l liar TROPICAL FI SH
Plumbing Repairs We have the largest and
DAY & NIGHT most beaut iful selection of
WATER HEATERS tropical f1sh in the area.
o UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLSTERING
(fly Europ~t.M Croft•m~n )
REMODEL: 2 pc. ••t OHL Y
$69.50 Coli "Be my"
215 Moln H.B. 536~5
FREE del & pickup
We also carry a fu ll lt ne of 1;~~~~6~7~3·~4=1=30=~~~-~ aquariums. and all acces-sories needed for the hobby.
South Sea Tr op ical
218 W. Wil son Street
CUSTOM
FURNIT URE UPitOLSTE
• QU ALITY WORK •
HEll'S
FIREHOUSE UPHOLSTE
2109 Newpoft Blvd.
Hewpott koch
675-..084
Shrub s, Interior Plants
Tropical [.. Trees
In sectcides end Ferti I i z:er
S&H Green Stomps
FREE DEU \T RY
HART'S
SPORTING GOODS
53a Center Street
Costa ~lesa
Phone: 646-1 ~1 9
UPHOLSTERY e REFINISHING
DRAPERIE S • CUSTOM CARPETS
AMPLE PARK ING. I N RE AR
NEWPORT FURNITURE CO., INC ..
••wH ERE THE 4 U.S. FI~AGS FLY"
2660 w. C.••t Hwy., M_,.rt 1-ct.. Toi.,..Mo 646-4477
E.STABL.ISHED IIV 1946
ROY ELDER
CONT ilCT L.I:N•&•
llVI WC AIII .T .. L.I ... G
lll llii'IIIACTI"'G
fiOII!IIl.CJU.ING
1121' IRV INE
NEWPORT B E ACH
WESTCI..IFF PLAZA
• fiiAMES
llg Price lecluctlons
* A. DAMES, fra•ea
Ia L 1M 111•1. CIIITA Ma\
'I IIlii .... 1ft
Cos ta Mesa -548·7961
• PHARMACY
CHRISTENSEN
PHARMACY
3021 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del \lar
Phone: 673-2550
NEWPORT CENTER
PHARMACY
1402 Newport Cen te r
Dri ve Eas t
On Medical Buildina)
Phone: 644-2131
IERISHIRE'St ........ .,.
LUNCHEON-DINNER
COCKTAILS
ORiole 3-9..05 I
3450 VIA OPORTO
Newport Beach
JOSEF 'S
Fine Restaurant
Phone 673-1180
212t E. Coast Hwy ,
Corona del Mar
(Adjacent to Jamaica Inn )
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From the Police Blotter PLY.DUTII CDIIUIAnDUL CIIIICI
Aoato .. ces Excl•slv• ""'""' Sllo~>l•• , • ...,.-12
"NIGI:!lJN IIONTE CARLO"-Or. and
-u;s, William Potrlck llurl)lly of Newport '
Beach, at l~ft, helped with the hostln.g
duties for the party at the Balboa
the Mediterranean prin cipality. Their
guests Included Mr. and Mrs, William A.
Warren, center, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Hlnsvatk, (Terry Boris photo.)
Tile ... ,, ol hi 1 '' 7 Honda,
llripped dowa fQI dirt rid-
ina, waa repor&ed by Maa
JlrYelft.. 4J2 Vilta Flora,
Eaal &half ••• A lhia intent-
meat was iaaerttd throuah
Nltbcr mouldina to unlock
his car door, said Mike
Mahon, 2011 Cbarle, Costa
Mesa. while it was parked
at Pashion It land, and some-
one eben stole stereo and
tapes valued at S6& ••• John
Sipill, 171& A,ntipa Way,
Dover Shores, heard the
sound of breakina alau,
his SIOO outdoor liJht fix-
tUre had been broken. . •
Duane Baldwin, 31, of 1631
W. Balboa Blvd., Central
Newport, was booked on a
warrant ror violation or the
vehicle code. . .Someone
broke his Chevrolet's wind-
shield durina the· niaht,
~.1
CUSTOM HOMES -REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Penoflllized 5for\·itr ,.
NE'II'ORT HARBOR EH~GN
stCOND SECTION---Pile 7
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1968
COIIIlNA DEL MAR, CALIF.
KOREA, VI ETHAM VET said Everett Gust, 623 St.
ARRIVES AT HEW POST James Pl., Cliff Haven .•.
S/Sgt •. Thomas H. Bera· Sally Butler, 2705 Bay shore
ford son f M a d Mr Dr., Bay Shores, reported
Paui ~ · B~tgf;;d ~r 20:i ~e theft of a f7 5 Schwinn
Valley Road, Costa Mesa,_ bake from her &araac.
has auived for duty at Me· W•cl .. •sday, Mench 13
Clellan o\FB, Calif. He is A $35 boat cover was re-
an ai1C1ah propeller tech· moved from hi a 12 foot Kitc-
nician and is assianed to a type aail~at on a dolly
unit o( the Aerospace De-next to shp 22 ~t the Bal-
fen se COmmand. The set• boa Bay Club pr1 vate do~k,
le&nt, ~ho pteviously SCI• declared Charles Jrwm,
ved at Nha Ttana AB, Viet-4~01 Surrey Dr., Cor.ona
nail' is a vetera f the Htghlands ... For about a
Kor;a w . n ° year, John Arens of · 818
n ar. Aleppo St., East Blu£f, has
COSTLY GOLFING
While \1arvin Johnson, 451 S
Sutrey Dr., Cameo High·
lands, was out playina solf,
his home was broken into
and household goods valued
at S72S were SlOien. Entry
'NU made by prying open a
slidina glass door with
IUch force that a 3 foot
lona.one half inch diameter
dowel wedged in the door,
was broken. A TV set,
movie came ra and projector
were taken. Mr. Johnson
said his home was also
burglatized during Easter
week, 1'~67.
been troubled by rocks and
debris thrown in the pool at
the rear or his yard, and
has already replaced 1 mot.or
because or th is; today he
discovered 2 larae dirt
clods in the pool and 1
aaainst his house and re-
ported th is to the police ...
Ri chard Jordan, 433 Iris,
Corona del Mar, reported
that an unlocked apartment
was entered and 2 ho les
were knocked into the wallS,
causing damage estimated
at $SO ... Burton Relick,
416 E. Bay Ave., Balboa,
drove his car into and
smashed a n ashing barri-
cade at the intersection of
PLAY RUM EXTENDED Newport Blvd. and Via Lido
.. A taste o£ honey," Sou th • .. Less than SIOO d'amage
Coast ReperlOry 's 2nd pro-was done to the cars dri ven
duction of its s pring sea-by Caroline Cherry, 1504
son, has been extended E. Ocean Front, Balboa,
throush Saturda A ril 6 and Laurel Lloyd, n~ E. y, p · Bay Front Balboa m a Shela~h . Delan_ey's modem collision 0:, Balboa" Blvd.,
• • •. ~ or.,. .;:. -I. ILDI_pt;;--.. , ,.. .....
~~ tl f~¥\ Th .. qt~l».JW'Ist.._,o#•w.hlDa&on Blvd.,
SUbdQ at ·ICR' a Bel~ ... 'Th• infat..clion
Third Step lb.e'a&re.in Costa of -i.-Imine 'A:'I'Co ,lnd 3rd
Me .. at &:30 p.m. The play Ave. was too mticli ror car
speaks of the conaequen-drivers Rachel Hem'andey,
ces o£ an intenacial love 621 1,7 Orchid, Corona del
affair. Mar, and Doualas McMunay,
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO .
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FIRST FORD DIAGNOSTIC
CENTER TESTS YOUR CAR 130 WAYS
In less than 30 minutes every vital part of your car is tested
for pet'formance, reliability, and safety. Watch on yoor own dials
and indicators as its eJ(act cOf'dition is recorded at anchored
speeds 14P to 70 miles per hour . If repairs are necessary tho writ-
ten report you receive eliminates guesswork wherever you take
yfNf c.-for service.
.u.'-CAII) • UCIIIAilll CHAD • FAll aJDGET IUIII • STMIDAIKI OIL
CIBIT CAll) •• ~ M .-nt1 10 PAf
IIOI1E I .. OITMT.,.
If you prefer to haw us do Y04J1
work we have 74 modern service
bays manned by fectory 1nlined
mechanics to do 1 better job 8t
volume operetion liVings,
'
Fl& IUS IEIMC£
0... own ....... Courtfty buiMI
wi II tlke you to end from lOCI I
lhapping .,.., while yow cer ia
behog .... -.
7 06 Poinsettia, Corona del
Mar, they collided at 4 :40
P.m.
Thunclay, March 14
A surfboard, golf clu'bs,
tie rack and a painting of a
swamp, were stolen from D.
Stringer anJ Robert Nelson,
1711~ W. Balboa Blvd.,
Central Newport. . .John
Mitchell, 40, of 5230 River,
We st Newport, was found
passed out in his car at
Balboa Blvd. and W. Coast
Hwy. and was booked on the
charge of intoxicated in
auto ... Pame la Haakenson,
20, and Robett Griffin , 1~.
of 441 N. Newport Bl vd.,
Newport Heights, were
booked on the charge of
possession or narcotics for
sale ... Seve ral sheets of
tar paper were torn off to
enter a storage bin and
then someone stole a SIS
boat ladder, said Leo Hub--
bard, 115 40th St., We st
Newport; police later found
the ladder hanging on a
nearby patio wall. .. The
LEGAL NOTICE
CERTIF'JCATF: t)f RL:SJNF~'\5
Fi ctitiou~ finn ~M!e
TH f. U~OF.RSICN r.n do here-.
by cenify th1t dtey are cort-
du ctiag 1 retail bu~iaes!l at
2501 •hrbor Rh·d., Cost I \I na,
Calif., under th e ficl.itiout~o finn
a1me of fairview State 'i o!tpi•
ul Caatee11, •ad that said firm
is com posed of !he followia!
persons whose Dllmes ia lui
•d phee of re1tidm.ee •e as
follows, to-wit:
Res r}. Co•, 208 SusQ.alh
Plaee, Costa \lesa, Calif., J 1ek W, f IT!!IOIIIJ0 208 '$IJ SID"
a.ah Pl1ee, Costa \lesa,
Cali f.
WJ'rn E:ss ou r hmd!l th is 12th
day of \larch, 1968.
STATE'lr CAUMRNIA
COUNTY 0r sa.
SAN OERNART}INO
·1-l-;iiiii ~~
ON THIS 12th. d-r uf \lard!.,
1968, before me, 1 Not.ry Pa~
Ue ia •d for u ld ooaaty •d
st1te, ~sidia8 thereia, dol)'
co••i•siosed •d swona, pe.,...
eosally •ppeued Rn 0. Co•,
kH .. to •e to be die pe,-,os ____ ,. wllose •-" is .. bseribe4 to
... ..n•i• iun•••t. •cl ~
bowledpcl to •e tl1t at.e -.:~
ntH •• ... e. •rnn:ss .,. at.•d •d off\. .... .....
cable oa lli1 Harley-Oa•id-fi1hina equipment. •• Neiah·
aoa waa Woken, 10 it could bon complaioed that for the
not nan, bu.t someone stole lut 6 mooths a peat dane
it from his prap, said belmaina to Mu. Pauline
Richard Sera, 12~ 33rd Breer, 1601 Cornwall Lane ,
St., West Newport. •. While Weu.clifT, barks every day
Cathy and Conny Cbaae when Mrt. Breer i1n'1 home
were havina a pany at 203 ••• The left aide of the car
29th St., West Newport. Kalh1een Roy, 511 Irvine,
someone stole $41 from a NC.wport Heiahts, had park·
small alan jar in a dreuer ed on Irvine; north of C lay
drawer, $S from a purse be-St., was damaaed by a hit
lonainatoConny,and tl7.50 and runner •. ·.Tom Bera,
and a credit card from ano-320 Santa Ana, Newport
ther purse, belonaina to HeiahtJ, waa taken to Hoaa
Cathy •.. Hi s SlSO banana Hospital, after the car in
model surfboard was stolen which· he was a pau enaer,
from his VV/1 rack while driven by Charleen Pllrole,
parked in the alley at 620& 401 Colton SL, Newport w. Ocean Ft., West Newport:. Shores. was involved il'l a
said Barry Bolin, 2223 Cliff collision at the intersection
Dr., Cliff Haven ... A fire ofCiirf Dr. and Tustin Ave.,
truck driven by Charles PNewport with c.ar
Babbitt of the Newport driver I 310
Beach Fire Dept. and a &hts.
Buick driven by Nonna Ra-
aan, 2521 Seaview, Corona
del Mar, were involved in a
collision at Villa Way ,
north of ]2nd St., near the
fire station.
Fridoy, Morch 15
Joel Barbee, 32 , or 1447
Bowdoin Pl., Costa Mesa,
was booked on th e charae
of intoxicated in public,
after a traffic accident at
J amborec and E. Coast
Hwy. with the Che vrolet
:!riven by Gorman Bibson of
•l un tington Beach ..• Her-
bert Van Brunt, 48, of 3404
of Cecil B. de llille's l
.. King of Kings"
N;ttlo~r •• 7,30 , .... , A,•il 1 .... April u
•• the Ply..uth O.urc ..
32162 a...cl Str ... , M~tt ... ch
1.1\IITF:D SF:A 11NG -CALL 642·2': .00
between 12:30 and 4:30p.m., ~tun, thru Fti,
for Free Oall!;d :\dn1inion Ti ck eta
Marcus , We st Newport, was
booked on the charae of
drunk in auto after he was
found yelling in front or
children ... The proprietor
or the re staurant at 506 S.
Bay FL,Balboa Island, pro-
mised he would stop the
operation of pin ball mach-
ines and tell the company
that installed them, to take
them ba ck ... A young boy
WHAT HAVE
YOU DONE
ABOUT EASTER'
started a fire on a trash can
at the residence of James
Horn , 616 Jasmine, Corona
del Mar, and then ran away
when he saw someone watch·
ina him ... Security officer
Becky Wi lliams of Robin·
son's at Fashion Island,
said a 533, size 5 rur£\ed
dress was stolen from the
teen age department ...
Charlotte Mccke didn't re-
alize her home at l H Mari-
gold Ave., Corona del Mar,
had been buralarized until
she looked for a camera; 2
cameras and cloth ina valued
at SIO were mi ssina. . .
Rose Grcyshock, llJO Pea-
cador, Westclift, reported
that someone uprooted 2
trees planted on the park·
way at the entrance to her
home ... When Gene Rader,
484 P10spect, Newport
shores, went to his aarage
to get ready for a fi shina
trip, he discovered someone
had stolen S200 worth o' •---
•
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show you the latest
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CARDS
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Tile whole family can aet ell Ill tl up wiiiJ a
BomkAmericard.• It's cood at,_ .. dtOac
slio<eo. W<l01ell'& clotbiaa llcr"M, d>Ma'o
I
clotbinc atoreo, family clotblnc straw, dapw u 1
sto<eo. shoe-.net millf_, .... Bill•
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will be ia cUr•. IIDder lbe
direclioa ol Mn. Bill Kina•·
bury.
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NOW AT
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PH . 646-9313t:osla MetL
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MORTUARY
IIOBroadway u a.aea:a.~-3~~4 Calta ....
A TEAM rep resenting Corona del Mar High School pla-
ced fi rst in the Kiwanis Bowl competition March 12 at
Pacifica High School i n Garden Grove. Membe rs of the
team are pictured here, I eft to right: bottom row, Gary
Nettl es, Emmett Raitt, Broo k Cross and Ke rry Sieh;
mi ddle row, Bruce Megowa n, Martin Ge lbaum arid Rick
Neisser; .top, Gayle Sc roggs and Lindy Blare. Not pic-
tu red; Jeff Stiebe r. Over 40 high schools in Orange
County were rep resented. The finals fo r the champ ion-
ship wil l be held April 2b at th e Anaheim convention
center.
VALET
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COitONA Dll MA8, CAUfOIINIA
-CHASE 6 HELEN CRAMPTON
• f.xt.dll'lll C leaning
• Finl' l.aundr'
• Ahl'r;u ion\
OU.IRMEH HAMED
FOR COUHTY FAIR
Costa Me sa attm ney Ro-
bett L . Humphteys has been
named chairman of the
bu ildings and gtounds com·
mettce for th isycat's Otange
County Fait and Exposition.
He is assistant ci ty attorney
of Cos ta .\1esa and member
of the law firm of June, Tor·
nay, Humphreys a nd Booth ,
Dr. Norman ~l cyct of Costa
Me sa, physicist and assist·
ant di rcc tot of ttle Ling
Temco--Vought Research
Center in An aheim, heads
the publ ic relations andin·
terim events commi ttee.
Pick Up & Delivery-Phone 675·0310. Bo th Dr. Meyer and Mr. Huw· . . !======g=:!:~A~c:c:o:•:•:n~ts~l~n=v=o~o=c~d~=====l.p~h~•~<~y~s~a~'~'~"~rv i their 2nd
(It would be so easy, wouldn't it?)
They're in telligent.
They have character. Hone5 ty .
Sinc~rity.
Good educations. Good backgrounds,
Good names, ·
But, do they have the drive ?
The. boldneu?
The imagination ?
T he basic experience
and raw courage to lead this city
to grea tncss?
We think the answer in thi5 campaign is, that the
man of drive, boldness, imagination, basic experience
and raw courage is named Jerry Wooters.
And once you accept this, the rest is easy.
"'Let' I clo
Newport
proud/'
Jerry Woolen for councilman, 2nd Dilt.
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Blotter
~::·-" 1 o.-.. 14, "' 102 £. Bay. Balboa, waa round at 2 p.m. on alley at
2hl Place and Ocean PL,
Central Newport. and wat
booked 'on • 1he' charae or
drunk in public ••• Darrell
Qaat.aflion, 700 Beaonia
Ave., Corona del Mar, taid
tomeone broke a windwinf
and ttolc $72 worth o
property from hi• car •.•
Gerald Hodacn• or Laauna
Beach wu uartina hi • VW rrom a parked polition on
E· Cout Hwy. cut or lri1,
Ave •• Corona del Mar, and
wu involved in a car col·
li1ion with T . Perry, 4621
(lorham Dr., Cameo Shore•.
.. ·.Someone removed Sl29.·
45 from the cash reaister at
Lido Fuhions, 3426 Via
Lido, Lido Shopping Cen-
ter.
S..doy, "ardt 17
Lewis Tarter, 25 . or llOY:
Diamond Ave ., Balboa Is-
land, was booked on the
charae of possession of
marijuana .
MoncMy, M•ch 18
Clyde Miller Jr ., 54, of
2236 Placentia, Apt. C.
Costa Mesa, 'came into the
police station and turned
himself in on a warrant
chargins hi m wi th illeaal
use of a credi t card ...
Rene J ohn son, 53, of 225
Ocean View , Newport
Hei&hts , s tarted to dance
and sin& when poli ce asked
her to take a sobrie ty teu:
she wa s booked on th e
charae of drunk dr iving .
Tatudoy, M•ch 19
Doualas Dandley, 30. of
Ocean Blvd., Corona del
Mar , was found passed out
in his car at Avocado Ave.
and East Coast Hwy., and
was booked on the charae
of drunk in auto ... Will iam
Frank, 22 . of 1964 Mon-
rovia Ave., Cos ta Mesa,
consulted his phy s ician
after bein& involved in a
car collision at the inte r-
section of W. Coast Hwy? ..
and Superior, with dri ver
Leroy Davis , 304 Flower
Sl., Costa Me sa . . . The
Datsun , driven by Doris
Taylor, 2275 Pac ifi c Ave .,
:ost.a Mesa . came off sec-
.m d best in a car collision
with a Ford driven ~· Be-
ve rly Hamilton, 2015 De-
borah Lane, Harbor Hiah·
lands, at E. Coast Hwy .,
we st of Newport Center Dr .
. . .Dorothy Beck, 620 W.
Ocea n Front, Balboa , found
he r mai l torn open and scat·
all over her front yard.
........ , .......
A t1S ltika wt.l IIOien
from her aarap ... id Doane
Reimers , 317 Poppy A'le.,
Corona del Mar. . .Hope
Thaden, 600 Malabar, l"ioe
Terrace, reported the theft
of linen and nowen valued
at 1114, from her car puked
at2600W.Coast Hwy .;Mari•
ners Mite., •. Dean Preach ,
104S W. Balboa Blvd .. Apl.
2. Balboa, 1tated that M~O
worth of property, inc::ludina
stereo albums and clotbina,
had been 1tolen from his
residence .• · .Manaaer Tho.
mu Kier or the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club reponed
that $435 had been stolen
fr om 2 cash boxes in a cabi·
net under the cash resister
behind the bar.
PURCHASE liARD
Richard S. Oden, 1911 E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa, is
displaying a pen and ink
"texture study -deer," a
purchase award at the 14th
annual drawing aod small
sculpture show at Ball
State University in Munci e,
Ind.. during March. This
year's judge selected 127
drawings and 68 sculptures
by artists from 36 states,
including Hawaii. Nine
purchase awards were made.
EGG BOIL SETS FIRE
A forgotten pot of eus
left boilina on lhe s tove by
J ohn Ball, burned dry and
caught on fire at 101 Palm
St., Balboa, Friday, March
12 . Firemen removed the
pot from the stove and the
smoke from the buildina.
LEGAL NOTICE 1
r.ER11 fiC ATF: OF' RUSINESS
F'ictitious Finn Name
111 E: UN Of.RSICS EO do here--
by C::erli fy that they a re con•
dueling an e-.ecutive aircraft
!!!ales and service busi nes."'l at
J)ox 273, Corona del \1ar, Cali·
lornia, under the fic titious finn
name of Aero•\lart, and that
u id firm is compo11ed of th e
following persons who!ie
names in full 11od places of
re"idence are 11.11 follows, to--
wit:
John \'. Raker Jr., i77 .-\vo.-
c ado ·""""Corona del \hr. fl.
<02, V. Oe Sciose Jr., 777 .o\vco-
cado Ave., Corona del \lou .
Wll~F:SS our hands this 8th
day of \hrch, 1968.
John V. Raker J r.
V. De Sciou Jr.
STAT£ Qf CAUFD RNIA 1111 OlUN11' l)f QRANCE '
ON THIS 8th d-,. o f March,
1968, before me, a Sotaty Pab.
li e io and for 5aid county a).d
stat£, residioe, therein, doly
commissioni'Jd and sworu, per-
l'O nally appeared J ohn\'. Baker
Jr., V. lle Sciose Jr., known
to me to hi" the person!! who!le
names ar e !'lub!lcribed to the
within i nstrumet~t, an d ad:now·
\~d~~~~d tome thlll they u~cnt<'ld
th ~ >~JIIm<'l,
l$'f T~F:SS my hand an d offi-
ci al !!'"Ill.
J. T. Walsh
'l'ntNry Pu blic in and for said
County and Sta t ~.
\ly Commi!lsion e •pirl"os April
18, 1968.
Publish: ~l arch 21 , 28, April 4,
11, 196R,in the:o;'e wpo rtllarbo r
f.n!!if11D•
LEGAL NOTICE·
\' f.WPfHIT·\1 E:SA JjNJ Fl F:O
SCIIOI'JL O ISTRI CT
\'otice In viting Bids
NO TI CE IS II E RERY CJVf:~
that th<'l IJoard of f.dn catiun of
the Newpo rt-\leu Unified
School OuJtri c t o f 0til1lge
County , Cali fornia, will re--
eei ve sealed bid" up to 2:30
p.m. on lhl" 5th day of April,
1968, at th ~ offi ce of uld
School Di s tri ct, located at
1857 Plaeen.tia Avenue, Co!!lta
Me!!ia,Cali fornia, •t whieh t.ime
said bids will be publu:ly
opened and read for:
l'loolr.mobil e, Keypunch & V<'lri~
fi<'lr, JJ•d Uni fo rm!!!, Ti te!l,
Tube!!l & Rt:c•ps. 13attt:ti<'l!!l.
All bidlf art: lo b<'l in accord·
ance wi th Conditions, (nBtruc-
tiona aa d Spt:cHications which
are now on fil e in th e o Hi ct: of
th e P urehuhtl! Al]ent of said
School Oistrict, 1857 Placernlt
Avenat:, C oata Mt:sa, C:ali fo,._.
nia,
Each bidder most submit wi th
his bid • ntis fac tory check
ct:ttifit:d by a respoa..-ble
h•k or a b\dder's bond made
payable to the ordt:r of tb.e
Nt:wport-Mea• Ualfit:d School
Oi•tric l Ia the amount aot less
than fi ve perces.t (5") of the
•m bi d u a pu•tee that
the bidder will ater lato the
propo•ed C ontr•c:t if the same
is •warded him. Ia the eveat
of failure to es.ter iato sgch
c:oatr.ct, the proceeds o f the
check will be forfeitedl or ia
e••e of a bond, the fu I a um
thereof wtll be forfeited lo
uid School Olatriet of Or•se
Conly.
No hldder m.y withdraw hia
hid lor • period of lorty•five
(U) day• after die date nt for
tlta op•i•B thereof. The •Bo.rd of Edilcatioa of
• ., lhwport• Me .. Uain~
Sdt.ool Dl•trict reM:rvH dle
rltfitt • reject .., or all bhla.
•d aot aac.ea..tly ~apt tllie
loweat W4. •d kt wain •1
ialoMallty or hreplarlty Ia
•1 ~ld reeehed.
Oat o4 M .... 19. !Me NEWPOWNIESA umntO
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FOR
THE
PRICE -. OF
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"IT DOUI'T COST TO IELOII.
IT Pl\'S!"
Con.,.•rsotlon with mony n-·fourul frJ•nds Is d•-
fl9htlul, ond co,.s s imply drift owoy wh•n _.,., ln-
dult• "'*'"'•'"'*" '" th• '"-"'~uflc ploo•u,.. o/ th•
Spo hoolth t,otha. Tl•o'* .,.. _,, plooaont options
for mllotly's placosuro. Sh• mgy Ol'ljoy tho clrculotory
bono#lta ol rho hot mil'l•ro/ s~ln9• whirlpool bath.
Th• d*'*'' dry-bog~ room I• •-th/119 ond •H•ctlva.
Also In thl• room, •loctr/c ouco/yptua o// lt~ho/ariO#I
mcrvlcolly cloors up hogd colda ottd ,..llov•s •tulfy
linus••· Tha Turklah both wot ., • ._ room -d th•
Fltt11l•h mln•rol rock ao1111o both oro wond•rful c0101·
pl••ion cl•ot~slnv Wid ro/o•ot/011 ,_hnlqu•• racot•
ni•.J In EuroP* for yoora. You lind rourso/1 awopf o
'"ill/Ott mlloa owoy fr0101 t•nalo,s, doi/Jr.,, bor•dom
or "hurry-up." It oil odda up to rho F ou11toin ol Youth
-In fh• it~lm /t.IJ/o Sp<~ sty/o.
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