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NfWSI':APIEROF.THf CITY OF NEWPORT 8EA01
• elcome !?! Easter ids! • If the t un &hines •••
And the water it warm •••
And lhe realtors have
vac.,ci e a •••
HERE ARE the winners in the essay con-
t est on Ameri canism sponso red by Costa
Me sa Uni t 455, American L egion Au xili-
ary: from l eft, first prize winner, Susan
Park, 14, of 208 Loyola, 8th grader at
Maude Davis Junior High; 2n d prize, David
Gutel, 14, of 2766 Loredo, 8th grader at
Maude Davis, and Jrd prize winner, Su-
zanne Cecconi, 13, of 88 5 Capital SL,
8th grader at Everett Rea Junior High.
The winning essay will be entered in th e
Di strict 29 contest. Dave is holding a
brochure which shows th e type of medals
gi ven to the awa rd wi nne rs.
And the Newport Beach
Police are not IDO stri ct -
It miah t be a arand Easter
Week for uudents.
For the beach resident•,
it i• a hanowina time, wi d\
cars j~mmina th e streett ,
s ttinas of kids s aunterina
in cronwaJka, cyni cal s tore·
own en watchina for shop
lifters, and bi kini watchina
for everyone, THIS FRIDAY IS "IZZY" DAY The city is ac.arin& up all
available man power. Traf-
fic si 111 • have beeo pre-
pared. Roadblock s, check
points, and the prohibition
of parkina in cri tical areas
has been pl,anned.
T wenty--e iaht yeau o f vo-
lunleer work for the C ity of
Newport Beach will be re:.
warded with the namina of
F riday , April 5, as Isabel
Peas e Day by Mayor Paul
Gruber.
.. lz zy's" ye ar s of dedi ca-
ted s erv ice to community
beautifica ti on will be honor-
ed with a uee plantina cere-
mony at Muiner's P ark . The
ceremonies will beain at 3
p.m. with a welcome b y
City Man aaer Harvey Hurl-
burt, followed by a history
o( Mr a. Pease's commiss ion
ac tiv itie s presented by Wal-
ter Koch, chairman of P arks ,
Beaches and Recreation
Commi ssion, h istory o( her
work at community beautifi-
cation to be presented by
Faye Edelblute, presi-
si dent of the Wom en•s
Divi sion of the Newport Har-
IRVINE CO. ANSWERS
Raymond L . Watson, se-
nior vice president of the
Irvi ne. Company, this we ek
stron&I Y criti cized the. pro·
J)(ll al by Harvey Pease, fo r-
mer school board member,
that the Irvine Co. donate
school s ites for new annex-
ations or race. a referendum
vo te on de --annexina the re-
cent addition of 4,100 acres
of Ranch land to the local
school distri ct",
At last week's Newport
Beach Council meetina. '..tr.
Pease said he ha d opposed
the rec ently defeat c.d school
""'6ond issue, but s tat ed that
he would support a ruture
bond ••oli01t if •• lniae Co. aj:rood to-aonate •c oo
situ. He claimed that l:he
Laauna Niauel Corp. had
donated free school sites
and that the Irvi ne Co. had
made cash con t ri butions,
equivalent of land value,
to school districts.
Mr. Watson's detai led reply
lists the. following points:
"The Laguna Ni guel Corp.
has never donat c.d a free
public school s ite no r has
it ever sold a site at a dis·
co unt.
''The Irvi ne Co. did not
make a cash con tribution,
equivalen t of land, to the. San
Joaquin Element ary School
Oistrict. The Di s tr ict cnose
to receive a cash con tribu·
tion towards certain physi·
cal irT!provements while pay•
ina the appraised full pn ce
fo r th e land.
•• The Newport....o.1 esa l)i s·
tric t has in th e past chosen
to accept school s ite s from
th e Irvine Co. a t a reduced
land price rather th an paying
the. appraised full price and
rc.ceivin& a cash cont ri bu·
tion .
"Public school situ a re
acquired with fund s de rived
from tile taxation of all pro.-
pertyowners within 11 school
dis uict. It is obvious that i t
wou hi be unfair to expec t
any J one land developer to
donate sites while at the
sal'n£' time tuina that de·
velo per to acquire acl\ool
site s from o ther developers
unwillina to donate s uch
s ite s.
"·The traditional method
for meuurin& the financial
comina tax year and con-
tinue to increas e thereafter
as developmen t continues.
"Ir vine lands a re not the.
on ly lsnds in this school
district upon which new rc.·
s idential developments arc.
being cons tructed. Last year
bui !dina penni ts were issued
for 1141 new dwellina units. or thi s amount only 33%
were on the Irvine Ranch.
MRS. IEm TOZEII'S
MOTNEft SUCCUMBS
Esther 0 . Bai er, 74, of
87 0 W. 15 th St., 'Nest New·
por~ Heiatu s , died Tuesday,
.-\pnl 2, at· Leisure Care
Coavaloacent Hoa_pital,
Costa Mesa. ,
She was bom Marl!h 18
1894, in \4 innesota, and had'
lived in Ca liforn ia and
Oran1e County for 39 years.
Survivors are her daughter,
\irs. Jetty Tozer, 17 38
Tradewin ds Lane, ']aycre s t;
4 grandchi ldren ,and 5 great-
grandchi ldren.
Se r...;ces wi II be hc.ld a t
10 a.m. Friday , \pril .c;, at
Waverly Church , Fairbavc.n
Cemetery, Santa Ana. Pri-
va te crave side services will
follow the ·funeral which was
handled by Bell Broadwa\'
Mo rtuary, Costa Mesa. ·
Root beer pi onee r Roy W,
Allen of 221 E. Bay Front,
Balboa Is land, died Tues·
day, March 26, a t his home.
i\1r. Allen was born Sept.
30, Ia82 , in Frankfort , Ill.
He began his career by buy-
ing old hotels and restau-
rants, remodelina, and then
selling them. In 11U at one
of his hotel s in F laastarr.
Arizona, be met a chemis t
who uraed him to make a
draft root beer and kept
te llinJ him that he could
ma ke money with a St root
beer.
With the help of the chem-
ist, he prepared a root beer
ooncenlrate and opened his
fiut 1tand in Lodi, Ca li f.,
in Ul1, on the ni&ht .th a t
Lodi ce lebrated the home·
comina ot its wu heroes
from France. Three city
blocks were roped orr.
strenath of a achool diatrict His stand was a bia sue-
is the au eued valuation CCII and he opened a nother
per s chool child. ·The fact in Stockton. In U20, he took
that thi• valuation i• hi &her a pertner, Frank WriahL -
on Irvine Ranch denlop. .nd dtal wu lhe birth of
mentt within the school dis· AI:W root beer. They le ased
tricl than the diatr1ct aver• lhe s&anda in Lodi and Stockton and opened their
aae ahould aerve u a a trona firat A&W stand in Sacra-
indicatiotl that the quality monto. Four otheu were
o f Irvine developments will aoon opened. In U21, their
continue to COfltrillute to lhe lint bia uore waa opened
overall financial alrenalh of where lhe Senator Hotel is
the conmuni1y . now located. That same
.. It ia estimated ~~ the year, the first ckiv~in waa
Newport -Moaa Unified opened at Utb St. and K""Si.
School Ols lrict will receive in •ctamoniO. C11 aorvice
in u.ceu or tt .100,0do Ia .nd tray boya end air Ia were
taus dt.nina dt.e curreal tal introduc~ _,·the public.
year from lrriae land aed In ll22, AAW branched out
clevolopraents 011 th. lrYine 110 HoatiOn end San Antonio,
lt•dl. Teut. Ia 1~24, Mr. All••
.. Newport C.&er al0111, •Jitt out hi a ,...,. TIM
.Weft, It juu ...... ude.-. frMchi11 for lhe lla&a of
w_,., will paJ ... eaa..ted Calif.,.ia was aokt to Reed
_.., •• ••••• "'..._. a •n. 000 ID .. Me .... M1 ea na kit Lake City loca,
Dlalrict 11111111 .. -d• -••d io Ul4
•
bor Clambe r of Commerc e;
a nd a history of her a ctivi-
t ies hom the Council stand-
point and a p laque, pre sent-
ed by Mayor Gruber. 'Afte r
an adjournme nt f o r tree
planlina, c offce will th en
be served in the multi-pur-
pose r oom .
Mrs. Pease was born and
raited in Santa Ana -but
spent all her summers here
"since the time J was a
little , tiny ai rl . The re were
only a few houses and the
Ne wport Pier in those days!"
She moved here with h er
(amily in 1 ~40 and her 2
boys and airl were raised
here. Two of her children
a re now raisin& their chil-
dren here.
When asked about her
ideas for future work in the
area, Mrs. P ease said, "I
fee I \'cry s trongly tha t we
have a very specia l type of
environment here. I think
we should go very, very
slowly towards any so-call-
ed progress which would de-
su oy th e quality of this en-
vironment.
"I think we should meal.;.:;
the perime ter of the bay and
ocean and e u abliahed are u
uclean and beautiful u we
c..._..a .... 1-ci.o not •.be·
Heve we should deuroy what
we have, with roads for che
sake of a few thousand more
tourists .
.. , would like to see upper
bay left in larg e part in i ts
natural state.. There are 2
important scientific reasons
for th is, besides the natural
a ppearance. One, the. salt
n1arshes at the head of the
bay which help clean the
wa ter ha\'e a vecy important
sanitacy value . T wo, this
is one of the few fi ne bird
refuiees left in th is area.
We have an important ecolo-
gy in the county and depend
upon birds to maintain th is!'
Roy W. All ..
"All realtors have been
contac ted," said Ci ty Man-
aaer Harvey Hurlburt. "They
have been asked ·to help by
not renting 10 more than th e
legal number of people; and
to police those rentals,
watching fo r overcrowdi n1. ••
A survey taken of 21 real-
tors revealed th ere are
fewe r vacancies available,
becau s e so many people
now li ve here year around.
The sleeper pauol of th e
Newport Beach pol ice wilL
start at 10 each evening to
prevent sleeping on the
beach.
And good news for the
City, the. Superior Court up-
held the convictioo by city
ordinance of ille1al sleep-
ina m cars.
"When found, violators
wi II be given a citation to
appear in municipal court,"
said Ci ty Attorney Tully
Seymour. "The standard
bail is usually sta."
Senior L ifeauard Loaan
l.ockaky a&id tllat wead.r,
su rf,"" and crow&ft: penn rtbna,
towers will be maintained
at 40th St., near th e new
e rosion control jetty; at the
Santa Ana River jcuy , on
Olive. St.; at 15th St.;· the
Balboa Pier; and Corona del
\\ar. Jeeps and rescue.
boats "''ill patrol, startina
as early as 7 a.m. and as
late as 10 p.m.
'".There is no indica tion
as yet that there will be
any particular innux of the
hippie type of person.''
s aid Captain Harold "inu1h
o f the Newport Beach police.
The main difficulty durin I
Easter week, he felt, would
be. with traffi c. Plans handl-
ing the traffic are veT)·
similar to those. of the past.
Th e re also will be. enforce~
ment of the law and te1ula~
tO'ry measures taken to pre~
serve the peace and quiet of
the area.
IALLOOMS TO HERALO
EASTE!I 'IIEEK Ill COli
Balloons wi II be the fuhioo
for Corona del \lar stores.
s ta rting April 8 in cele·
bration o r Easter week.
Ba lloons may be rurchased
and inflated at Hobie's
Party Supplies, 3519 E.
Cout Hwy . Cooperation of
every store is asked by
Hubert Peirsol, president
of the. Corona del \lar
(llamber. and Roy Peck.
chainnan 0 r the merchant's
corrrnittee.
SMILIN G O PTJM!STtCALLY at i n~tall ation ceremonies
fo r th e new officers of the board of di rectors of the
Boys Cl ub of the Harbo r Area are, left to right, Ray-
mond Bogden, Southern Pacific regional di rector, Boy's
Clubs of America; Don Swedlund, first vice-pre sident,
Coast Ge~.eral. Tire dealer, Costa Mesa; Robert Leech,
the new president, manager of the Uni ted California
Bank., Coro na del Mar, receiving the gavel from out-
going pre si dent, Edward Miltenburg, president of s er·
von ic, Cos ta Me sa ; Don Huddleston, treasurer,· real es-
tate counsello r; Frank Hughes, second vice-president . ' 1r1 charge of new proJ ects for the Irvine co.; and Mike
Man ahan, sec retary, Corona del Mar insurance broker.
Th e installation ceremon ies were handled by O.W.
Richard of Richard 's lido Mark et, mem ber of the Boy s
Club advisory board. Guest speaker was George Yard-
ley, former basketball great.
WATER PIPES BURST
Newport Beach Firemen
were busr )'es terday mom-
ina. Beainnin1 at 2 a.m.,
they had to answer distreu
calls because of brok en
water pipes.
Trustees ok
more area
The Ne wpor~ela Un ified
Oi atrict may have to many dri... ..,. ..,.. know
what 10 do -but, dtey atill
took on 7 5 acres or l~nd
rrom neiahborina San Joa-
quin School Distric~ which
will brin1 an expected 100
more children from the
tract's gevelopmen t m ~e
nest 2 y-ears,
The area, half of a pro-
posed residential develop-
~c.n t bisected by present
district boundary lines, is
in county area east of Mac-
Ar thur Blvd. between Urban-
us Squar e and Newport Cen-
ter. This is part of a 212·
A hot watet· pipe at 10::!4
E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
was firs t to go. Firemen
shu t off the wa ter for H. H.
BenJamin, and then helped
him set out pans to c atch
the water lc.akins into down-
stairs room, until a plumber
arrived.
W.T. Thomas, 2112 \1ira-
mar Or., Balboa, made the
neu dis uess call , at 3:46
a.m. A hot water pipe ~e
in an up1tain ba~room •d
leaked into first noor rooms.
Fi remen used a vacuum to
remove the. water.
At J: 55 a.m. a water pipe
broke at Apt. A, !51~ V..
Balboa Bl vd., Cen tral New·
port, and water was running
into Apt. B. Firemen turned
o ff the. water and helped in
th e cleanup.
It was Richard's lido
\lar~c.t's wrn at 5:06 a.m.
A water pipe broke in the
upstairs of(i ce atea, and
water w.as runnin1 inti.> th~
bak.en· area downstairs.
acre ln·ine Co. dc.\•elopmc.n t Again: fire men turned 1lff
scheduled for annexati on to water and assisted in the
Newpoll Beach. cleanup.
Th e l311d u ansfer is sche· A water pipe was alst:>
duled for consideratiOn ~ broken at 616 "'· Ocean
the Coun ty Convm uee on Front, Balboa.
School District Organiza-An increase in pressut(:
ti on at ~ p.m., April 11. in wa s blamed by Tom Phil-
Santa Ana. Final aprroval lips, City of Newport Beach
will come. from the Coun t~ water superintendent, for
Board of Education. break ina the water pipes.
Bo ard President Donald A. The deparunen t is now
Strauss vo ted against ac-cleanin& and nushina: regu·
cc.ptina th e u ansfer, saym1 lators .
he could not favor any ac-"All it takes is a 1ta1n ,-.f
ti on whi ch might aagravate sand to cause. the malfun c·
th e district's curren t class-tion," said Mr. Phillips.
room shortage.
Supt. Leland B. ~e wc0mer
added that the ar~a t(l be.
annexed would mo re than
pa}' its own wa}'. as assessed
valuation pe-r student in the
area was hi&hcr than the
average. c.lsewh eu 1n the
disuict.
A•OTNER I OGUS S21
PASSED II( •EIPORT
Another counterfe i t s~U
bi II was pas sed in Newrort
Beach this month -th1s
time a t the Blue. (k..,lphm
restaurant, 3JS5 Via L1d0,
Lido Shoppin& area, on Sun-
day, March 31. Two 11thers • Princi pals fm the !963 liS. lillY HARiliSOI Summer Seuion "''ere named were paued earlier it Bc.fl,.
OF IALIOA SUCCUMBS as rotto .... ·s : Elemc.ntuy shire's Res taurant.
and became the main office ~s. Mary E. Harrison, 32. Schools. He inz Kaiser and Accordina to Detecti ve
until 1132, when it was ol JOt E. Balboa Blvd., Lindber&h -Nonn Stili'A•ell; .John Burna of the Nc.wpon
moved to Sacramento: and Balboa, died Sunday, March Charle s Tc.Winkl~ and \tesa Beach Police, the govern-
in 1136 , to Santa Monica 31, at Bayview Convales-Ve rde _ John ("Jar~e : \laude ment put out a bu lletin a
where it Ia atill located, cent Hoapital, Cos ta Me sa. Davis and Presidio-Robert month aao, sayina th at the se
and where A&W is sold on Memorial services were \Iiller; Horace EnsiiJl an d bi lls are bcin& paned all
the franchise plan, as . Reed held Tuesday, April 1, at Abraham Lincoln _Willard over Southe rn California.
& Bell. the First Baptist Church, Reece.; Harbor Vie ~~o· and '"This one was a lutle
The bl.uine ss s pread ea st-Colla Mesa. wi th J ohn Nc111'POft tlci&hts _ John woru -an)·body would have
ward from Sa lt Lake Ci ty. Honeycutt, offi ci atina. In-Case: E. A. !\ea and Wiltoo taken it," De tective Burns
One o( the big est uans-urnmcnt was a t Mountain Ralph Freitaa: Senior s tated.
actiona was the n21 sale View Cemetery , Reno. Ne-Hi1h Schools, Corona del
o( the franchise to J.W. vada. Bell Broadway Mor-Mar Jert)' \lcClellan; lTTitii(Y Fll DllltCIS
Merriott, now the llot tuary dirc.cied the funeral. Estancia _ Floyd Harryman. Df IUC. lAY 01£$
Showu. Special proarams, pre--school Attomey Jamu S lakel~y
In 1~50 Mr. Allen sold the .MRS. MAIY l B. TER O P ~nd individualit.ed in-Fredericks, of 19 Ru ddet
bua ineu and retired in I "LIOA ta.AMD DI ES s uuction at Whit tier, Pomona Road. Beacon Bay, died
1l S6 to bit home on Balboa The lilt day of March waa and Haf'"P(r C larence T\leaday , Aprll 1, at Holly·
l aland, the laat day or lire for Mary Nedom ; trainable mentally wooclPru byterian Hospi tal. ~vivors VJ,hia dauahtet~ Beller, 326 Anade Ave., retarded-Clareftce Nedom. Los Afwe les.
Louiae Rote Allen o1 &he Balboa Jaland, who died • Th e Cos ta Mesa Hilh Survi"IOf"l are his wife.
ltoma; tad 1 ah tot, Edi&h $aa4ay at Hil1ha'tea Corl-Sdlool ' plaa, ''Leamina by Viraiai •~ 2 dauabtera,
l)edami or concord; a niece, "YIIIetcat Hoapit.al. Ne wport COftteft\," ••• approyed far Oarisline and Ho lly; •d a
l.Anaine FaeeralrOm, and Beach. the 1968·1969 year. 11\ia aa.. Anthony, all of the ........ AJ• O.U.i. ()yp\aide n n ices were will include II\ alloc.atioe of ~.
lrricea .. ,. kld Prid.,; .._ld i• diiO .._tole--. at •ll2.960. and will PfQmOta Pri¥1 .. aemua weft he ld
Mlrcb n. at Lillie Clnarct.' . ~a CotQetcry. T\ael day, le.niq *toG~h tM "'' or at PKitic View O~~p~l
ol che P'"'-n, Forest Aprill. &alta Mot...,, Cor-perfonnance abjeclivoa end .;.a. Dr. ·b,_..4 8r*-ma
Law UJ•a~ial Awk. Ole• a.a del Mel, .tiNCIId .. r. reora•iratia. or a•d.letl o(St . .t. .. •'t Pl'la.,leri• -·-..... .: a-ct. .. C!lfid ••· ... • t' u llte.
W. NEWPORl ODOR
PROBLEM TACKLED
Recommendations for soh·-
ing the. gas odor problem in
We s t ~ewport and Newport
Heights were-pre sen ted th is
we,ek to the. city in a report
from George. Zebal, Balboa
geologlist.
The. report is th~ product
of an elt tc.nsn·c. study ~~ \tr.
Zebal, who i s principal
sc1entist at the. applied re·
search laboratories ,Ph ilcO*
Ford Aeronurtonic.
He no ted that no-~tious
aasc.s, rrinc1pally methane
and h}droaen sulfide,
"create condi ti ons that au
personally offen!li\·c., repre-
sent a minor ftre risk., and,
after proloo1ed c.lti)OtiUre,
arc perhaps hazardous to
human health."
He identified 4 distinct
seepage areas and made. the
fo llowin& recommendations:
• Se~p No, 1, at Broad
SL and Holm_,wood Dr.,
Newport HeiJbu. lt is rc.·
till Mlllkr(...._ ..........
aa•es contin ue 10 be flared.
However, in i u preaon t
s tate., it is a potentially
dangerou5 nuisllllce for
small 'thildren . A concre te
"beehi\·e," 3 feet tal l b) ~
feet in diameter, can prO*
\'ide protc.cuon for the bum-
in1.
• Seep :'\rio. ~. CO \'eung a
&eneral area wester!} Of the
Ar ches, about t.=sv feet
loog, parallel to Coast
tl"")·, b:> abou t 500 feet
deep fr om the bas~ nf the
re cen1 cut tn the bluffs to
the bo lt.-.m of the bay ad·
J3Cent to Channel P l. Park..
"It seemed the mo~t practical
appwach was w continu ,•u~l ~
scavenae the gas from ror·
o u s and unconsolidated
beach ~anJs bd(\re It could
escape to the surface." Mr.
Zebal recommended excava-
tion of a ~foot wide. trench,
a foo t below mean sea
level, 1,315 reet alon & die
south cu rb of Coast Hwy.,
and 4 lateral trenches,
each ISO fec.,t long, at ri&h t
angles southwes terly . Per-
forated 121..-inch line pipe
would be. pl aced in th e
uenche !t and covered, and
the aases would be. piped to
a burner.
• Seep ~o. J, Park Seep,
located in Channel Pl. Puk
and caused by an improperly
abandoned pre~epreasion
era oi I well in the. fonner
Newport oi I field. Recom-
mendations call for pullina
out as m6ch of the casina
as can be recovered, drill-
ina down to the. lenath of
casin1 rc.covc.rc.d, and set-
tina a plua by pUmpin& ce-
men t into the. hole.
• Seep No. 4, at 41rcl St...
o. ... bw f•IIJ •=tu
menr procedures in die Old
oil fi eld. Because. of the
location, of the well head in
a restricted area between
2 close!} spaced duplex
units at 206 ol3td St., it is
impossible to pull the. c as-
ina or cement throuah the.
casin1. Therefore it is re-
comm ended to cap the. cas-
in& head, build a heavy
wooden cage around the
well head, excavate a waste
f'i I In the fron t yard at 206
43rd St. t(\ serve as a reser-
voi r for ~eepage oil, drill
a sli ghtly an1led sllmhole
in the center llf the front
) ard to mtersect the. casin&
of th e (\ld nd well at a
def'th of S(lme l1ltl feet, and
set a rlug b:> pumpin & ce-
men t down the slanted hole.
Egg hunt time April 13
The '-:e111. r<"'rt 1·\arb • ..'t 0 rta·
rru st l!uh 1 ~ a1an ~ron
SN inF-3 fr(..-l tJ di l'' ~1\("1 111
and E.a'>~l'r I'll hunt. "n
Saturda1 •\rr 11 IJ. a t the
l"fooa dd \\ar You th
C'entt:r playground.
\C'~ ro-""~rt q each p<~lic c wl II
be-,..,n hand t(l assist the
l i'lUn gs tc rs frrom the. theatre.
Port n lcatr..-
\1.u.
m (. ••ron a J cl to the pJa,gwund . '.1embers
r h..-P••rt Theatre ""'•11
adn11 1 aL11 ht•l ••r g1rl un der
I ~ \ear .. ,,f age fr ee 10 see
a feature film. ".-\ bm ten
fe et 1.111" rlu .. catt<"lOns .
The aJmi .. ~~<•n pr ice wa ll
~c t .... ,.., hon J l"to•lk d. coiN·ed
eggs. \m1't..-dla tl'h fol ln .... mg
the .;:holll . the re ""dl he an
Eas ter t'&£ hunt at the
,1f the Opum1 st Club will
be a1ailahk to help in the
en hunt.
~~~ bo,-.~s and g1rls arc.
adnsed to be at the. theau e
at 10 a.m. Saturday, April
13 . and the cu hun t wi ll
be LWC.f b~ nolOn . The. rc. wi II
be pnzel'i for lhose luclc.y
~oun asters .,.,h.., fin d the. mo st
eus.
Car agency plans move
Gt:otiC 'lrupc has re turned On F riday the new Ma rk U
tl'l th.-Harbor area and is will be previewed at thei r
n(\111. a .. s.-.c utcd ,.., th J<'hn son pre sent location, acto !II
& Son L•ncoln \lc.rcury from the Bay Club on Cout
dealers at QOO W. Coast Hwy. H.,.,·~ .. \Ianners \hit:. For-Mr. and Mrs. Gru pe. and
me rh !iales manaac.r for their child~. hiah 1chool
Connell Chevrolet. Mr. aae son Bryan and 9-year-
Grure was s ti ll sc.llint old dauahter Suzanne, are Chevrol~ts 1111th Selman in fonnet rtiidents o r Eaal
Ora9ge until tul rnonlh , 91uff and now Jive. in Dana
when he. dec1dc.d to ~~ci a\-Point.
1ze in Ltncotn Continentals . D.A. TALIS II ca.l
(He saad "''hen Mr. Knudsen "Crime in the county••
moved frnm General Motor& will be lhe topic o( ar.q.
to become prc.aidenl or Ford, County Diauict A....._r
he felt that it was time for Cecil Hick at •e aooe .....
him I() make • chanae .) ina or lhe 1'-Nwpon ......
Actually. hi• lonaatanctina l:iwanis cl•t. ....,, Afcll
fri tndship w1 th Clyde and 4. et 1M Villa........_
Dick JOhnaon ~d bis*a.i re O rcle K cWP ...
to reiUnl ro 1he Harbor Area &w-.olGny • ••• ..
prompted Chit mo.-e. a. 1M ..,..,aiiMIIIr 50 ; ••
neat fU IUre John ton _, Soa wt.o •MNd .. .._
will !!real< ........ for tlooir dorW" will M .........
now 1oca1ion on H.._ ,_...,. Afdl ll ...
Shd .• Coo ta Mooa, olloot 1 t1o0 -will M .....
mit e _. ... of ae S. Oi•to willll • q;u;cl•• .....
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ARV0 E. HUPA, o.,.er and publisher ot the Eftsltn
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In case you ask, 1 am going to tell you how I am voting
in Tuesday's Newport ~each Council electioo :
• DISTRICT 2 ............ GERARD !JERRY) WOOTERS [EJ
o DISTRICT 5 ................................ P.O. !DEE) COOK [EJ
o DISTRICT 7 ....... : .................. DONALD A. SOL TON [EJ
In case you are looking for an issue to help you arri ve
at a decision, I suggest one that must be at the top ot
most lists right now. It is not planning, or parks, or re-
creation or traffi c -or even "harmony." It is th e crush-
ing burden of taxes.
It won't do you any good to cry dut a t tax bill t ime. The
tim e to do something abou t It is now, when you go' to th e
polls. The kind of folks you elect to offi ce pretty wel l
determine how muc h taxes you will pay. Therefore judge
your candidates accord ingly.
One of the key poin ts in l)ee Cook's platform is his
record of serving as "watchdog of your tax dollar." I
k.no·NDee is no t talking through his hat when he says he
has been "a pr ime-mover in actions of thrift and nego-
tiat ~ons that have resulted in approximately 1V2 million
dollars in savings and benefits to the people." I have
been there at the r:ouncil meettngs, and I ca n attest to
his dedic ation in cutting down un wise and unnecessary
spend ing. The other 2 incumbent candi dates, AI Forgit
in Distr ict. 2 and Lindsley Parsons in Oistri ct 7, have
generally come ou t in favor of spending Pf'Oposa ls. With-
out l)ee r:ook's persistence and persuasioo, that ci ty tax
bill of ou rs would be considerably higher.
' '=.very bu sinessman and every local resident should
have a big stake in supporting a cand idate with a proven
record of prudent and thrifty handling of our tax dollar s.
Th ere is another issue which in time wil l e ffe ct all
residents and bu siness oeople, and this is the growing
trend toward more and more rest rictive legislation. Here
again it has been f)ee r:ook who has soolc.ef\ out on nu-
me rous occasions on behalf o! the in diiJidual business-
man, and the individual property owner. 4nd, again,
Counci I men Forgit and Parsons have generally gone al ong
with the reQuests lor new legislat iiJ e con trols. The other
candidates have no Council reC"Ord to bf~U&;e'Ci~UpOO,
but my persooal knowledge and evaluation of Jerri Woot-
ers in l)istrict 2 and l)on 'aoltoo in Oistrict 7,6oth loca l
bu sinessme'n, lead me to expect considerate action from
them -both in reject ing repressive legislation, and also
in cutting down the tax bu rden.
There has been muc h talk. about the need for Council
"harmony ," and there have been charges that fJee Coo k
is responsible for lack. of harmo ny . Don't be mis-led by
such claims. The record s hows that some q4o, of the
Council decisioos du ring the past q months have been
by unanimous vote. If any thing, that is too much har-
mony. The charges of dissension and squabbling come
from people wh o rarely or never attend Council meet ings,
and wh o are receiving inaccurate report s of the meetings.
t=rom my vantage po int at the reporters' table, I can at-
test to the fact that th e "un-harmony " charge is un found-
ed, and that whe n abj ections and Questions have been
raised by f)ee cook, he has had good cause to do so.
know o f no other way to sidetrack unwise and hasty le-
gislation.
Some other ooin ts deserve mention: I th ink Mayor Paul
Gruber is out of line in intervening in the oolitical con-
test by oublicty endorsing a candidate. Ou ring these past
20 years that i have been covering ne ws of Council
elect ions, it has been an un wr itten !aw that Co uncil in-
cumbents who are not running for re-election do not take
sides publicly. I conside r it to be a matter of Counc.il
ethics and cou rt esy to rem ain neutral. Also, I think: ~~
!=orgit is ou t of line in using ofli cial r:i ty of Newport
geach letterheads and envelopes to ma il ou t I'Yis cam-
paign li te rature, even th0u9h the mailing was done at
private expen se. Tnere is a suggest ion of off icial en-
dorsement in the use of such stationery . Here again there
is no actual violation of la w, but certainl y it is a Ques·
tioo of ethics and good judgment.
• • • In additi on to the choice o f 3 Council mem bers , th ere are
• proposed charter amendmen ts on the ballot. My decisions
are as foll ows:
o AMEN DMENT NUMBER ONE ................... YES [EJ
This reduces the district residency requi re ment ot Coun-
cil candidates from one year to 90 days. The reQuiremen t
for J years resi dency in the city is not changed. The pro.-
posltion wou l d increase the number of potential candidates
for Coun cil seats, without opening the field fo r the 'John-
ny come lately.'
o AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO ................ NO [EJ
Th is would enable the Council to authorize payment up
to ssoa mo nth to members of city bOard s and commiSsions.
Th is change would be a dangerous breakthrough into a ' new field of potentially high cost to the taxpayers. There
seems to be an adequate numbe~ of well qualified civic
minded indivi duals rudy to vo lunteer their s ervices on
the present basis. Prot~iding monthly payment could ac-
tually lower the cali ber of board and commi ssion members.
• AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE ... T .... YES [EJ
This would make the charter conform'\) the state elec·
tlon code by requiring a nominaior for a Council candi·
Nit tD be • regis tered voter of the district, and oot Just
.. oltctof.
• AIIENOIIENT NUMBER FOUR •...•••..•.... YES 1EJ
Tills -ld poohlblt any chan~~t in councilmanic dl ..
lrlcts Millin 6 ....,Ills prior to lillY regular council •lte·
lion, Md ..,, -d prevont gerrym111de~ng 1111 lnwmbent
'"'"' Nlllllot for .-ltctlon.
Letten to the Editor
LOll 101M WAYS ... -· 'nlo--'" ..,. ool ol-' "' oa..d. Utor of ... Bali Ill w•t .W.cdr fiOCD J..tloMe The eaal••" lOW •• .. t *'Of Pal Qruber o1 New· bel .._.t 011 • eniaht aodlliaa ... .•aid " lhl
.port Beacla WOIIld a.,.ar 10 liM iaiO ,, AYiaul, lA City Of Ut or I &I ofllin .10
be abusiaa Ids omce o( Corona _del ~·· cutda1 our HUlSt n::,.~~-= cia~ NO TIAPPWMIS Of DICTATOIIH• ..,.a.. by aupPOfti111 or op. eonwDW~Il)' ~~~ hair, putdn1 &••••Y lh ...
Atbeoa, Oreece becauac. Orwee wu .,_1melially bndad to-potin• cudidete1 and in· lho rreeway 1a rr""t or -.r Mar. ~ Hirth
Well sir, Pneideat JohftiOO U,C. talki ward Commuailm." eura!-nas l fo~ the c:ounci~· ancte school lo tbl\ th~y ~membefd-:~nn~~ and
a,.iMI fonip travel 10 much and tM *Iibera':! Sovtel luuil it 'bow ru.kia1 ~ bla play for ;:u~. elect~~ on Apnl :.~::i: 'OtatCO:i~n~ :.::t :0 inc:11mb.nts who
preu aDd networU ,kept talkiot apinlt the the Mtddle Eut, producer of aiDJIC. 30" of • 11 polltJo:" as mayor and aot even hau wi ndows let ua down ·
new Cr~t aovern~t. 10 much, that I felt a the world's oil. Wbile we JO all-out}« lantl, it hetd not br •ndepenclent open on the leeward side or Frank Jordan
compulsN>ft, u the h1ppa aay, to "late a trip." Nauer. delivers the Arabi 10 tbe enemy. lf vote o_f the ctt\z.ent ,but by the buildina becaute or lhe 2732 e. Coast Hwy.
h's the lylna "liberala" who've aooe to po1 and the M•ddle East .,... COmmuNe~ ud If thl ulecuon or memben o£ lhe ru d . AI tak C del Mar not Greece. ·' Meditnnnean should become • CotnmuDi:lt city council. . mea ,•• hn,oothte. '11
1
1°0•01 0"1 orono I k . h G ill 8y t.h' ti M Qru · llll ou w I e C: I <;;reeu's troubles ao back, DOC. to April 21, • e Wit roece *' IOUibem anchor, ~~ . " •c on ay~r -Coronl del Msr have l&kcn AM OPIH L!TTIR
1967, when the ~onels" coup occurred but the ball same would be over. Tbe Commulldts ber h, wh~ther intentionally abo t . ht bu'ld to Lindsley Patsons,lncum-
10 1830 ~hen hsvins won inde--"-..-'trom would then take rhe rat. Aod that fDU.DI us. or not, Ull lnl the orfice to .o.J ut "'~ years to .t.. ''--1-1 bent Councihnu Oia uiet 7. • ~-.._ "II r 11 .~ Com · · e t ·1 1 · n e ce on VIC ennt11 couttt '"' u-• Turkey, Greece, the crad\e of democra be-we a 10. atop w• muailtl 1n ex r I~C 1 tn u n d ' 4 ' Corona del Mar
came a kinadom. Kina Constaotioe's ~iber ~~~ce, the A~nca~ ~kliet will have to do the election •. But . mos t .re· n'amon , lhe Youth .Center, Dear Mr. Panona:
Paul was ll stron&-willed kina dete 'ned t, II , a Gree.k cab•net nuatlltet told me. peltab1e II that tt tames :..;rsnt H~ald Park, and of You hue atated you will aove~n and not merely rela~. con':~tatinc~ Our ''liberals" c!Y :·dlcta~p." .• saw~ th.e impli~ation ~f an effO:! ::.::,:,j ·w htchn~:d c:::;~hb!iJ~ be away from our ~rca th!ee
troubles beaan immediately after. bis fathu's of the usual trapptnp of ~·P· N_o ~ ~ ;atarh•hd • ~~ hand d in the meantime .. This. of to four mot~ths ttu.l comma
death in 1964 and were brouJ,ht on mainl b tures: o~ the leaders on ~ny ~lboarcls or tn any an . 0 ~ ~rstan •na a~ c 1 de vc bsd tenn, a lao that your pill •!-
his own anti·monarchy Prime Miniacer a!r~ pubhc P.lac:es. or even tn their own oftk.es. No re~tlons~ap In the coun~J. ,:rat~~ for ;e bu~in.eu tendancc II City Council
Papandreou.· His son AMreas Pa ndreou haranawna of the mob. No prop~pnda. No Ill, at c~sts an un e· men and the residents or meetinas h•• been bcuer
spearheaded a consp·;acy-; erthpl K ' ' blackshiru. No "youth corp&." No excess of served reflection upon those Co d 1 M H thsn mos t i c you have
Conslanline and set 'u• a '~ftovost .• deraw 10~ policemen. No soldiers. No earmarks of 1 re-whom he supports, should h rona b' .1
1
1r. · ere ~lye only miu~d ~;~e mec tinas .. r. "'" mocrac:y · h. h nd pi bold th · , •-d ·r h h ave a eaut1 u communt . similar 10 that of EJYpt's Pres'de 1 N IJ.me w 1c wants a .ns to power cy 'Win. "'' 1 t osc e nd beh. d d 1n the {our years of your 1 n auer. permanently. One feels cor.pkacly safe walk-~poses should win , a pos-a In US' acres an service and that you do not
.1n d earl~ . 196~ Georat: PapandteoU;, deter-ina the stnets here at niJbt, wNch is more th:'ln s able element or ••personal" ~r.es of un~dve:ped l~nd. take v~ca tions and conse·
mme IO tiD& I country .under leftw1~1 rule, ca9 be said for any tarp AinU~ city. differences hu been ~n-ICh . shou ' at cut uently )'OU are more con· dema~ded assurances. by Kma .Coostanuoe t~at The new regime is for private initiative f nr wisely and unneccssart ly accordana to the la_x records, ~is tently available thin
lhe Kma ~ould not tnterfere '"the upcom•n.a a free eeonomy, for NATO,/or the West (and injec.ted into counci l deli-much leu upenSIVe for the those coun cilman v.oho take
May ~lect•.ons. Papandreou threatened that tf particularly for the USA) and agaitUr the berat1ons . state .to buy. much bcttedor annual and lenathy vaca·
lhc Km~ mtcrferr~d, Pa~ndre~ waul~ lead Communists. Our aid has belen almo!t all mili-Irrespective or the outcome the Ctty of Nc~ort 1}each tions.
a pwple s rev'?luhon aaamst h•m. So, 11 was ' cary, most of which has been withheld since the of the election, the com-and the communtty of Cor• ls this statement the whole merel~ a question of who t~k over by force: I colonels' coup. Greece isMmOUndcd by Com-mu nity could be the loser. ona del Mar.· tsuth and an answer, or is
lhe Kma. Papandreou and h1s Communists, or munists The new aovernment has rcaftinned Harvey D. Pease Mr. Forait is lhe particular it a part uuth, or an ouuight
the army. The April 21 colonels' coup came I support.of NATO and of our war in Vietnam Balboa Island Calif. taraet for th is letter, at-der.cption? 1
as a comp~le surprise and was a fantastic Every Greek 1 talked with prefm lhis aov~ ' thouah I must include Dee The real brainuo rmina
success. Not a drop of blood was shed. t"rnment to the former one. The people were ADVICE ON CHOOSING Cook and Lindsl~y Pars~s done by the Council is done Twe.nly·s_eYcn-year~ld King (:onstantine, fed up with inefficiency, dlltrsceful behavior, Editor of the Ensian because they dtd n~thtna at the study sessions at ~lf·e1ule.d m Rome. 1s hones! ~nd well-mean. bribery. lheft and the Papand~ou rcaime. The As we approach voting but a~parentl~ agreo wtth us frequent reaular and special
mg. He 1.s n.ol a playboy. He 11 a h.ard worker. people obviously prefer military rule, if DCCC$• time on April 9, let us hope as _dad Foratt, ~t sat on meetinas, where the discut·
8u1 he d1dn t h.ave. eno~gh power e1ther to pre-sary, to 1he brutality, intripe, corruption aod those who 1° to the polls thetr hands and , d1d exactl,Y, sion is I on a. sometimes
Yent the chaotic Situat iOn, or to take oYer, or subversion of left-wina political ru~. "I don't will not have been distracl-what the "Powers that be heated and always impor-
IO prevent a Communist takeover. like any kind of dictatonh.ip-Wt or riaht," a ed by all the talk abou t wanted, when the chips w~re tant. There arc probabl y
Colonel Nicholas Markarezos, a minisler in native 1old me, "but I muat uy that our present w~~~ecr..~i:~en i~l:it;:':~t down. The~ were not looktn& o ther informal meclinas.
1he new military government, says. "Everyone military diclat orshi p is a betccr &OYemmcnt in influen ce has been used to after our Interest, but, as lunches, etc. whe re city
in 1he army was disgusted wilh the way things every way lhan the corrupt and ineffectual r we found out later, and con· arfairs are diJcuued and induce aspirants to th e 0 -r were aoina. We were WOITicd about the future 'democracy· it replaced."' fCce or councilman to with-firmed, with Div. 1 o the vi ews exchanaed.
T H E C 0 N S E RV AT IV E C C! W J E R
nr Cl•••e. Stront
Behold. the kit1adom or
God is within you. (Luke
17 :21.)
Ri chard Cotten, speaking
from the "Conservative
Viewpoint," on Saturday
presented a vivid contrast
between 1he realities of pre·
sent condi tions in the Uni ·
ted States and the spiritual
reality .
Mr. Cotten de'scribed a
'"Quiet wcek"«~nd in Olica-
go,'~' in shootinas. knifinas ,
and more honiblc still, in
the raping of 1]-year-old
girls. In Chicago style,
truly it wu a quiet week·
end as none of these cri mes
were of suffi cient interes t
to the public to be re po rted
to the news papers.
h is comfortina to believe
that the terrible conditions
described by Mr. Cotten, do
not R:~Oecl lbe rea\ •pirit of
America. Nor do the awful
riots represent the real
spirit of the majority of the
Nearocs. The q.aestion is:
How can we do away with
these unrealities. and restore
the spiritual reality of Ameri-
ca. Mr. Cot'-n bas answers
to many qoestions•hich con-
servatives &re askin& these
days. He spcsks over XEMO
(860) at 5:30a.m., 111d at
12:30 and 7:00 p.m.
Newcomers at Hoag In t he 1.-ne broadc.aa.t.~r,
Cotten qu('ted from 1 rebut..
tal made to a Presfdcntial
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Robert speech on ae theme : ""We
Low, 4.51 Costa Mesa St., have n ever t.ad it so aood ...
Costa ~1esa. He ttated ifl effect: ""Ask
SotvrcM,, March 23
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Georgt:
\lahon, 3240 Iowa St., Cos ta
\1esa.
Bo)' -\lr. and \Irs. Ri ch-
ard Ri ch ardson. 13 11 Saker.
Cos ta \1esa.
Suncfoy, March 24
Boy -\lr. and \1rs. ::lary
Schonc s, 3fl9 Ogle St .. Cos ta
"-1esa.
Girl -\1r. and \1rs. Philip
\1antn .36-' -16th Pl.. Cos ta
\lesa.
Gi rl -Or. and Mrs . Donald the 350,000 persons who
Kin g,3004Java Road, Costa haY e suffered hom crimes
\lesa. o.f violence , includina wOoo-
Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Rich-men wbo have been raped,
ard Brown, 2418 Sierra if 'They never had it so
Vi s ta , West Upper Ba~·. aood.'· Ask the 6,000 mOoo-
3oy -Mr. and Mrs. Tien-thers and fathers whose
Yu Wu, 2025 Wallace Ave.. sOns have been killed in
Costa \1 es a. Vietn.am. if "•They neYer had
Friday, March 2Q it so aood ... ' • • • Girl -Mr. and Mr s. Henry Mrs. Bes Ziealer, a mili·
State l'iighway Ocpartment Can you honestly ny, Mr1 dra~. in Los Angeles, never at Parsons, you have only
There has been other claim one time du rina all these missed three Council meet-
that certain candidates will ncaotiations with the State, inas in four years. What
tum out to be mere puppets has the City of Newport about the real work scs·
ofprominent com panies with-Beach,.through its council, sions. How many of those
in our borders. h · d' obje cted to. nor made any ave you muse . In choosina counci I mem-How many Chamber of suaacs ti ons for changes, on hers at thi s s tage of our de-the routina on Coas t Free· Commerce mcetinas have
velopmcnt, it would seem to way, through Corona del you atlendcd? ~l ow man y
be pruden t to cons ider the Mar. They fought like the Corona del ~.Jar functions
con u ibutions these same very devil to keep it off have you attended?
companies have made to ,the \iariners \ti le and, as 1 un-How can you full y under•
prosress and economy of our derstand, they arc stilf stand the problems of New-
city. H miaht in fact not be riKhting, Bu t. they let us port Beach, especially Dis-
ami ss to a ive some tho ught uict 7? How can you repre-
to the value of the foresight down and they did not tell sent your constituents in
they have used and will no us thedotr~th abo1 udtdwhat ~cyd absentia":'
doubt · we re tnJ. t not 111'1 Is it fa ir, Mr. Parsons, to New:01r~1~·eadlt'is no ._,, •:-11 la~~ tb!.i "G:il,_l ·~-bl a part-time Councilman?
aer a small toWa.""Commuftifj. · Y a ~1\ll... ~ enat• Taffy ~ifs. Carl) Cos lo w
We an on the threshold of ~~ers of ltle 1State H•ah~a)ll· Glori• {Mr s. W.R.) SmiUt
be . -.,~· •.n;partmcnt a ter a mcehna Loll (Mtr . Wanen) Watell
tn& a meuo~tLan com-at the City P all wh ·ch pleJ.. We hne too lona been 1 • I we Es ther(Mn. o.P.)\IcNamce
subject 10 the pettine ss of
local distri ct squabbles.
Let us hope the majority
will use the k~nd or fore-
siahl in choosina counci l-
men that the opportun ities
and necessities of the im-
mediate future will require.
Sincerely,
Eric A. Euc
425 Belvue Lane
Balboa
LEGAL NOTICE H0 RUBBER STAMP
Editor of the E.n si an
One of th e main issues
being draued up by some
candida tes in our comina
counci lmani c e lection is the
lack o f "hannony" in Coun-
cil sessions.
Monday, March 25
Boy -\lr. and ~lr s. Rock-
lin Lyons , 177 E. 22nd St ..
Costa \·lesa.
Editor of the Ensian.
Waronof£, 982 Cheyenne St., tant mother who heads the
C 'I OPPOSES I"lC!J'~ae>nS osta ' esa. "Mothers of Servicemen,"
!'OTir.i: Of PUBUC HE.ARJNG
'Ool ic~ i!l herl!'!by tc iven that·
the Plunn ing Comm iuion of
the C:ity oF Sewport Beach will
hoi<! a p11blic hearin @; on tht"
applic81t on of frank f,. Beach
for 11 U"''" Permit 1:154 to pr.rmit
th e t:OIU!truction of a 2 o:-;u lh ·-
tac-hed f!:IIT&fl:e a nd ap~tttment
unit in connection with an e:.·
i.,.ti ng nonc:onlormins building
in the R-2 Oi!ltric t, located a t
203 fliamond Streel, Balboa
h• I and.
~olice j,. here by furlher aivcn
U1111 ,.~o~id public li"~oriag wdl b<e
held on th e 18th day of .-\pril,
1968, 31 the hour or 8:00 r··· in thl! Council Chamber,. o the
Vcwporl Rellch City !tall, at
whi ch tionl! uond place any 11nd
111l pe,.,.on,. interesled may ap-
pear and be heard thercoa .
An y candida te who runs on
the basi s th at he will pro-
vide "harmony" or rubber
s tamp government should be
defeated on that ba sis alone.
Newpon '3each deserves
coun cilmen wh o wilt repre-
!ient their constituents and
face the issues rcaardless
of invisible pressures. To
call a counci !man who doe s
so "too cant roversial" or
'"unhannoniou~., is real!~·
payin1 the man the hi&hest
tribute to his honesty and
in tearity .
So)' -\1r . and Mr s.
Silva, 1600 Coriander
Costa \·lesa.
Ray
Or ..
Soy -\1r. and \Ir s. Jon
Stuhley, \J7 Via Havre ,
Lido Isle.
Boy -\1r. and Mrs . Mark · d. ·bu · r Roadannel. 2700 Peterson IS ~s Ut una u lcefllls rom a L•bcrty Lobby Letter, of
Way, Cos la Mesa. January, 1961, entitled
Gi rl -\fr. and Mrs. Donald ••,The Hom of Treason."
Farquhar, 2563 Elden Ave.. The pamphlet describes
Costa Me sa. our ezports to communist
I am addressing thi s Jet·
ter to the citiz:ens of Cor•
ona del Mat, althouah , it
miahl be of interest to other
citiz:ens of Newport Seach
and Costa Mesa.
I, h~reby, di sassociate
myself with the Corona del
Ray r . Copelin, 11ecretary
Newport Bucb C:ity Planninl{ Comfn is11ion Boy -\h. and \·Irs. Her-
man Algazi , 507 Avenida
Lorenzo, East Blu ff.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Arthur countries, who are said to
Nodine, 2141 Vista Laredo, supply 8"' or the war rna-
East Bluff. tcrials aolna to North Viet.
Boy -Mr. and Mn. Hall nam.ArncMa the~ics whi ch
Seely, 2833 Carob St., East are disC4ltltd.WC :
Mar O!ambcr of Comme rce Publish : Aprn 4, 1968, in
or any oraanization, what• Th e Sew port Harbor f.ni gn
Tuesday, March 21.
Girl -~\r. and ~Irs. Oe rald
Morgan , 20'H Ctoftdon St.,
Costa \1c u.
Boy -\1r . and
Gooatlan , 732 W.
Costa \lcsa,
\irs.
18th
Dan
St.,
Boy -\1 r. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Smith, 855 \!aicllan
St., Costa \1e sa.
Girl -Mr. and \irs. Robert
Frey, 2190 College Ave .,
Colla \1esa.
Boy -\fr. and Mrs. Bru ce
Blackman , 250 Pros pe c t St.,
Newport ~ores.
Gi rl -Mr. 1r1d Mrs. Otto
Baumaart, 580 W. Wil son St.,
Costa Mesa.
We4fteMa.,, MGt'eh 27
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Barron
Keller, 702 Mar1ueritc Ave.,
Corona del Mar.
LEGf l NOTICE
Bluff. What doe•1h•tetm, '".aui lei--
DANCE CLASSES AT in a bridaea," .. .,1
ENSIGlr4 GYM TUESDAYS Wh y ~reAm•rican busineu
Modern dance ins tructi on men willina l o enter into
is being offered by the City lona term uade deals wi th
or Newport ,Beach, Parks, the ~eds?
Beaches and Recreation Items arantld export li·
Departmen t at Uoracc E n· ccnse1 in 1966.
s tan School, by Oranac The president•• uecutive
Coast Colteac insuuctor order of Oct. '12. 1966.
Lynda Davis. 'M1at h•ppcnl 1D these ex•
Claues arc being held on ports?
·Tuetdays in the Ens ian IYm h the attitude ol the com•
from 7 to a p.m. for children munist lead.,• mcllowina?
and 6:15 to 1:15 p.m. ror The pempt\tet -.ns wbat
teen-adults. Those interell· you can do. tkre arc some
ed in participatina may re-o( the I Uf,JUtions . ·
Aister at P.B. &. R. orrice, • Writt to your scnltou
1714 W. Balboa Blvd., Cen· and CCIIII'"•• tetlin&
tral Newport. A fee of SS is them lhal you oppose any
required. fonn of eu .... •ut trade,
Mrs . Davis is a petformina particularly at a time when
member or the Gloria New~ Americana are N in1 kil1ed
man Dance Co. of Loa An· by connun••t• in Vie~nam.
acles, and has perfonncd • Tell yOIIlr Su11Dtt that
wilh Carlton Johnson for a you u~ct dte S.nete to
N011f.F: or-· PUIJUC J.IEARJNG l ccture~emonscration Pa-stick to its anti""ed trade
Nol ie•• i~ hereby SIYen Lh•t norsma or Dance at UCLA. . I ·"• PI••••"•• c-··,,,;, .. of . po11t on wb• die E•port,. uo -She 11 state dance chair-lht: City o f Ne wpotl Beach will man elect for the California Import &ant bill reblml
hold • public h.catill8 Oft the (rom COIIriJWCe.'
applicauon of Chatl~• M. Auociation (or Health, • Tell )'OU.f ConiNismen
Wickett for a U•e Pern~it 13$9 Physictl Education and that, in the uent the uti·
to penni! atn~el•r•l ahene-Rcc::ret\ion.
lion• ••d rl!lllodeiHas of ••i•t· red era4l. ......-.nu are
I• I •oncoalonni•J dwe1H•8 lo-TOPIC IS otAIMIMC tter .. ted. JW eape~o.; them
cat P.d. at 309 r.. S.y f"t.,.t, , to -~~-t .. bill ..ct
soever, and wish to state
that 1 am speak ina as an in·
dividuai and am not askin&
anybody or any oraaniza-
tion for backina on th is
letter.
About five yean aao, I
stancd to work on the coast
freeway. Not prevent a free·
wsy, but to uy to locate it
in lhe bes t. possible plscc
with the least cost to the
State 1nd the people of
California, and, or course,
th e United States aovem·
ment. <\II cilizcns of Corona
del Mar should vote aaainst
aiJ incumbents in our city
council, in 11his e lection,
and at the nul election. I
told Mayor Gruber and I told
Dec Coot and, I think I
mentioned it to Forait, lhat,
if they didn't do somethina
for 111, lh11, when election
time came alona. I wou ld
fiaht \hem riaht down lhe
line.· My sunestion is to
all you people, in Corona
del MM, who dislike this
rre•way, Md who feel, 11 I
do, thst the City Council
crouect us up and did noth·
ina to prevent lhe free•ay
aoiftl alona Stb Avenue,
'fOll aaaialt lhe incumbents. Balboa Ia Ind. O.um snd bla~ty will be
Nollee I• ~ere},y fardler siYe-1h• rocsl point o( ... April •• t .. ~ 8aek At dM uan, .... Slat•
thai 11ald p~~bllc lrroetui•J_•ill lO meetinl of •• <>r-a• 10 oet ot •••~· · psopoaed two rvu&ea. 1ast ol ~prite~~~ .~J.e 1•8!, ;;-:~ Cout Kapp~ Alplla The• ••A flMI ...... it aaktd: dal Uppef S., *-• Cor-
P·•· • tile C~ell O.•Hn AI.,.• Cl•lt ........ ri will __...~._ 61 1111• WI ... Mar 10 hook liP •I•
Of dle l(ewpott Resc• City .... , alto Lftl. in •• Ealt .... Ill 1!11 n .. .. niiUIGII in L...-
Hall, el ••tell •I•• eM p._e~ Blafl' hcl.e o( Mra ,,... ..... tl ~. ()ae IWII ron .. M ~ ~~~~~ =-=t:::r:!t Roben1oa 10 IIMr a' talk ..; Ctfl• -UlMftr C.O.t JR.-., •dl ~~ 101 ... Min .,_; '"'"' dlo J..,. I..oMr' ._.., ..... Je-_, lo ,_,at llol"loo
h y Y. Copollo, .,.,.,..,. ll<okll ~ol'o -o Ill .......... of.... C..IIY Clo~ oH-""'" ~j~';.~.!'.~.:.,~!'Z.. 111oooio..,.ated-, .... .; ric-.... SJ, ... o4, ollllollr,-oo4 ,. ...
Pltbll..,, A"" •· 19118, o. ., ploy bri ... o oftor •• .......... c.a•. · 910JO. Ill Mlalod Ho-Vlow
ne N.,.,... ...... Eoo;p meouos . Cool: "tor 11•.' HIDo. '1\ol no allod llo
,.
If we don't want contro-
LEGAL HOTICE Yersy, then reduce the Coun-__ _::::=.::.:=:.::::::_ ___ cil to one man , o thcrwide
:oiO'n CE o r PUBUC HEARI'lG elect the person who repre-
sents YOU bes t.
Thomas C. Ro1er1
131 Via Lido Soud
Lido Isle
Notic-e ill hereby giv~n that the P lann ing Commi11,.ion of the
Cltv of ~P.owport Beach wi ll
hold a public heating on lh~
llpplicalioo of Clifford T . Nutt,
Inc. for a UllP.o Permit 1353 to
P" rm i I th e !'I ale and di a pl ay 0 f __ ....:.l:.:E:.:G:.:A..:l::..:H.:.O:.T.:..:;IC:.E:__
I'II!W trave l motor home.11 aad
vehicles tilk~n in 011 trade and
one 6" • 16' l'li gt.. 1\e a ile IJJ
\(lt'ated at 2200 WeAl Coast
!l wy .
Notice is here~ lunher ,~~;ivn
that nld pablie h e~~rio«_ will be
held 011 the 18Lh d.y of April,
1%8, at the hoar ol 8:00 p.m.
In tbe Coa11dl Cla•De,. of
!he Newport l]eaeh City Rall,
at wh.ich time 811d place •Y
and all pe-rtw>•• iatete.ted may
appur •d be h..-nf tlaereoa.
Rll)" Y. Co pt:li"• 11ecreuiry
New~rt linda City Plaui ~~«._ Co••l .. fon
Publi11h : A,.-il 4, !968, I•
The Newport Harbor [f.sip.
l!GAL NOTIC!
N011Cf: OF PURIJC Hr.ARING
!ilotice ia hereby l!!lvt'ln lhet
lhe Plaanln!l Conuniu\011. of
th e City of Newport Beach will
hold a public hcarinA on the
a pplicatum of N ewpo11 er Hole I Cor p. for a U•e Penn it 1355 to
penn it coulruc tloa of 118 ad·
dltioaal hoteluaiu and appur-
tenao.cce local ed at II 07 J arn•
borec RMd ,
Notice I• hereby furt.h er «_iYI!ft
U!.at uid pablic lielfiiiA wnl be
h11ld 011 the IRth daj of April.
1968, at the har 0 8:00 r··· ia th e Counci l Ch•mbera o the
Newpof\ Such City Hall, at
which lhne a11d pLice aoy and
all perao .. iatereated 1uy ap-
peaf aad be heard lhereoa.
Ray Y. Copella, eecfetary
Newport Beach City
Plullilll Comm l•a1011 P~bl1M : ~prn 4, 1968, iD
The Newpurt Harbor F.aalp
,.,.,.. the ...,.,
Th-. he toot unto him lhe
twelve. Md said llftto &hem,
tkholct, we ao up to Jera-
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REIPORT HAMOR EIIIGII
fiRST RCTIOII--P. 3
THURSDo\Y, APRIL I, 1!161
OOIIitiA DO.IWI, C.O'JF.
0CC ITUOINTI lAIII IIAIOt OP OWlS PPJNI)$
no.. .._....fill•d drowniaa dleir fri~ttda, or
-... ia •e face and all hittinJ them in lbe face with
day sacbra atllran1e Coas1 a pie.
Colle.. rais4d more chan Sludeat qody President
f..t50f• lb• March of Dimes. Enol 'Jertoa of Costa Men
Bacb day of charity week •d lnne....Oub Council pre·
apaaaored by the Auocia.' sident Hy Manin of Balboa
r.d Sludnta, ditftreat Clm-prea•nted a check for •431.-'
pua cluba held neata auch '17 to Arthur McKenzie, local
II the water fi lle~lloon M•ct. ol Oimes rell'f .. ent ...
lhrow, widl students pllfina th·e . ·Since that time, ano-
r.. doo priYII.p ot hi! thor UO plao bu -in.
M ESA
Walt
-also -
"IRIGHTY DP TilE GIIAHD CAHYOM"
POR 7
I _.
• • • of social note ., , .. special air& fot Non 8lowa
was a ptlotoa,.,a. of 2D
years 110. uoe.,.td .out of
lhe Enaian ••••,.,., filu.
Rangers to
dance Apr.6
Charlie Mc:Carchy p&ayld
hookey laal week ... ad ancf
there waa poor ole Edau
Berpn ou I Oft Sal boa Bay
tryinato 11e1m up the boi.leta
and tillor the rudder at die
·~ time . However, ho
received a helpina h•d
[rom Lido Nord resident
Floyd Weaterdahl -and Ploycl's no dummy! .11te Coast RanJftt Soocer
• • • Club o( the Newport Harllar-
N,ow aettlina into lheir ~otla Men area will ho14
impoai na MW house on at~ 5th an!'ual dan~e latll,..
Heliotrope Ave.,· Corona Qef-daY evemna, A~~~ 6, ac
Mar, the Don Clark's, who ~· _Balboa Pavahon , tt..
erued their old house and Janntna ~~ 9. . hav~ now buill themselves Accordina to Pr~tadeat
a man~ion. Bill Ashcroft, mov1e and
• • • TV star Buddy Ebun hu
attended the pall 4 d1ncea
and "promised not to min
thia one ." He also said d!.at
TV star and fonner toc:cer
player Alan Yo una pl1n1 to
attend, · Ticketl may M
purchated at the door for
Sl . .SO. ·
I
COOL MIE, MADAM
Old women once held curath·~ powers-or so folks
belteved . Their wrinkled hunds la id on fe verish brows
were thought 10 cool the r~\'Cf. Now, in this &Olden
era of modern .medicine , ""~ hn~ more relia~
methods of rt'ductn&tempera tures. But, renw:mber, a
tempenuure is only a symptom ... not an illneu in
itself. Fe11ers hav~ many causes ... some minor ...
some Serious. So. be sens•ble When ynu ~wa member
of your family is ill, let your doe1or do tt>e dia&nosin&
and preKribina. Then. if medkauon is neceuary,
let us fill his prncriptton promptly and aa:uratdy.
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Taylor A Burton
in
'"·TAMING
Plymouth Conareaalional
Church pot-luck dinner last
weekon'Wedneaday included
a spe cial cake deuert to
hon or che birthday or in-
terim pastor, the Rev. Norman
Brown or Costa Mesa, and at
fl.e same time say "happy
birthday" to Mrs . Richard
r:Judd or Harbor Hiahlands.
The dinner party was held
at the Fashion Island c lub·
house and was under the
chairman s hip of Mrs. Georae
Weedon of Shore Clirrs, as-
si sted by Mrs . Brown . A
The Ranprs , founded in
1965 by Mr. ·Ashcroft, hue
won the Pacific Soccer
Leallle 4 times wi ~t
concedina a aame . One of
their former stars , Norweaian
Lier Daa 'Nerneid, was
sianed about 3 weeks aao
as a profeuional by Jaclt
Cooks, manaaer of the Lot
AN INVITATION has been extended by Paul Zappata-
to. manager and Gladys Russ, owner, to visit the new
G.G' s WI ggery at 3032 E. Co ast Hwy., Corona del Mar.
Mrs. Russ, who is the wi fe of Fullerton Insurance exe-
cutl ve Howard Russ, has previous! y owned a beauty
shop and wi ggery in Southern Californi a. "Mr. Paul" i s
newto~Califor nia. He own eel beauty shops in his native
Chicago and ha s been speci al izing in wigs an d hai r
pieces tor the past 7 year s. He received additional
training in wiggery in Hawa ii, where he studied to r 3
yeats. (Ensign photo .)
IICOME TAX TOPIC Hlljll SCHOOL THEFT
Fll MAIIIIERS LIOIS New""'' Harbor H; &h Christensen Pharmacy
"THE TAMING
DP THE SIIREW''
:-1-, • -----iiiim ·--~
fT's 688~ TO WIN B008USE
L8GUN8 F8D8Ral S8VJNGS IS
.
Your savings belong with the champion!
Laguna Federal has been an active force in the economic progreu Of
Southern California since 1935. Today, we are the largest
independent Federal Savings and Loan in all of Orange ColUlty. That's
pro performance in one of the top 25 U.S. metropolitan areas!
Savings accounts at Lagu:1a Federal earn the nation's
highP.at dividend rate consistent with saiety, ~rity and coneervative
judgment. And, to make doubly sun: you're on the winning team,
Laguna Federal Savings accounts are insured to
$1 5,000.00 by a permarent agency of the United States Government.
FUWDS IECEIYED If THE TEJITH DF AllY IIOIITH EARll FIOM TME FIIST
5% \tu'rrent annul rale of dividend on ,..b .. ll ~"Co-b.
5.25% whn you add oar .%5% bonu:.. divitiend to current anuual rate ef
5% on Sl,MI •lnima.m 3-year term ~ertilcale .cnnnlL
Angeles Wolves. Mr. Wemeii!
wi II play inside ri P,t in his
first pro aamc to be held
2:30 p.m.· Sunday , April
7. at the Rose Bowl, aaainst
Baltimore.
The very time ly topi c of School was bro ken into over
certified accounlant James the we ekend and 12 keys
Iverson a t the Mariners to money machines were
Lions Club at ll: 15 p.m. stolen.
Friday, Apri l 5, at the Stuft
Shirt will be "When your
income tal is questi oned."
accordina to President
Beam Griffith.
aJ. &. COAIT IIWY .. CO_,.A DD. lid
OIIIOLE :t-2550
SPAGHETTI OlliE!! SIT
FOI SCH OOU IEEI
As part of the celebration
o r National Public School
Week, the PTA of Corona
del Mar Hiah School will
serve a spaJhetti dinner to
students and adults, rrom
5 to9 p.m. Wednesday, Apri l,
24.
The colle ction of books
ror the club's sa le the
middle or June is continuing,
Mr. Griffith said, and many
more books are needed. They
can be: dropped off at the
mai n Newport Be ach Post
Office or Fire Hall, Of will
be: pic~ed up by calling 673-
1760, he concluded.
HILLSBROS. COFFEE
The late st s kills and
demonstration techniques
in modem education will
be shown parents; there will
be numerous exhibits, and
an art sale , inc luding cer-
amics, or students works.
VANDALIZED
VOLUHTEU 8URUU TO INSTALL OFFICERS
The Newport 1-larbor Volun-
teer 'lureau will hoi! its an-
nual installation lunch~on
meetins at noon Wednesday,
'pril 17 , at the Versailles
restaurant , 17 16 "Jestcliff
')T,, The speaker wi ll be
·.trs . \lexan1er ~ipley or
Los \naeles, president or
the o\ssociation of Volun-
teer 'lureaus o f \merica.
Hoodlums broke windows
in 6 cats Thursday and
Friday, March 21 and 22. in
Newpon Beacll. APIIIL FOOL!
Baycre st victims were car When a boat •·a s reported
owners Frans Hanson or on fire at 7:33 a.m., April I ,
1 LB 69" 21~
!CAMP'S
ENCHILADAS
U26 Commodore, Chris at the \1arina Dun es , the l(.=~~~=~~:~~~~;~~~~~;~~;~~;;;;;i!lll1 Strutt of 2024 Commodore~ Harbor Oepanmcnt 'rire
ath.erine CtMW of 11123 boat and Newporll Beach 510H MOUltS-DMLY .... SUM/N 11 ~:~~::'' rrom Harbor Fire Enaine No. 4 rushed TMISI SPIQALS FOit •APIIL "'.5-4 1 Ruuell Sana-to Newport Dunes. 'aut all
or 1430 Estelle Lane ~do~e:y:rou~n~d:w:•~•::•~b:•:•b:•:c:u:•.!::::::lU=7=E:.:CO=AS=T:H:WY:!~·,~CD!I~~-~W~E:DEL::l:V:E:R:-:':7:3..:J5::10=====~ Thomas Johnson or lilhted for cooking
171 6 Dover Dr.: and rrom
Nev.rort Heiahu, John TO-
bin or 422 Rivers id'! Ave.
S!ll.M CAR THEFT
In the hour between ):10
and 10:10 p.m. that J ohn
Hooten, 2551 Bay shore Or.,'
Bay Sh ores, leh his car i"
the park ina lot at Cher s
Inn, Sunday niaht, March 31,
someone stole Sl07. 50 worth or property. Cloth ina,bin~
culars and a tape recorder
were stolen rrom the Cadil-
lac.
')U4CE .li?S O~IVE
The Rth annual l)ranae
County square dance bene-
fit, held Jan. 28 at the
Costa ".tesa fai rarounds,
wi II net the ')range County
March of ')imes over Sl,-
01 2.7 6, an increase o r S766
over the previous year, ac-
~~•::~~r to .. ,rs. fJneita M. coordinator. The
is sponsored an·
nually by 45 c;quare aad
'.toondance Clubs represeft•
ina the Fourth ')istrict or
o\ssociat ed Square ')ancen.
By
ELISABETH
STEWART
"FLOWER POWER"
Pr1nt Simplex Middy
40 Green Blue
51 Navy Yellow
61 Pink Orange St :es 8·16
24.00 IOOOC Antron Nyl on
"1'\.0WER P'OWER"
Pri•t Si ... ••
2 Pe. S..i·lri•f
cc;.-/BI••
51 Hawy/YoUow
61 PI""""-Si••• .. " z.oo
lCIIIS-
•
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in track
•-R-r IIIII. no -Ric-coo. 4111 ;
.......... ,.,. -~~~~~-Hart(CDN). 5111. ·
CIIIHI .. IIali-1--t --Slolllu'(CDM), dod
1111rU,, plac:H W -'• for'*··
J6 poloto, 7 lloloiod lbo 43 110-Joffe (NH), Jrd. • pol•• of ~oo """' Milo -Mooney (NH), lnd;
11 ..... Boodl. · Hoyt (E), Jrd. ·
~Otm&ain Valley ••• lrd 2-milo -Beal (CM), ·2nd;
••• l4t!l, La••• Beach 4th Corzine (NH). 4th. ·
widl 21, San Clemente 5th 120 HH -Hickey (NH)
wilh 23, Costa Meaa 6th 2nd; 'Johnson (COM). 4th. · '
wilh 21, Wettminster 7th 180 LH -Hickey (NH),
with 18, Corona del Mar 8th 1st in 20 .6; Johnson (COM),
with 14\-S, Estancia 9th Jrd.
wi th 13, and Marina last 440 relay -Costa Mesa,
wi1h 9. · lst in 44.2; COM, 4th. · Eu~cia won in U.e Bee ~ile relay -Newport,
clau with 42 . ·Harbor Hiah 2nd; Costa Mesa, Sth. ·
was 2nd with 36, Costa
Men 4th with 25 , Corona
del Mar 6th w·j th 18. ·
Corona de I Mar won the
. Cee compeb t1on with 47
points. Costa Mesa was Jrd
with 13, Newport Harbor Sth
with ll , Estancia 9th with
4 points.
Harbor a rea trackmen
placed as follows in varsity ~om,petition :
4th.
ELECT
DON
IIEWPORT BEACH
City Council
Dist. 2
APRIL 9th
*Sound
• Hi1h jump -Barnett, (E),
)rd.
Lona jump -Barnett (E),
l s t, !l-2Yz; Lov,e (NH), 2nd .
Pole vault -Manix (01),
I s t , 13-0; Connell (COM),
2nd; Butler CNH), Sth.
Shot put -Powers (NH),
4th.
Discus -Aldrich (NH),
2nd; Fikes (COM), 5th; Yard
(E), 6th.
Mcinnis
A.,..,.., ood 2 doe• .. ,
,...... ,......... friday.
Marcb 29, by bldn1 • boy,
, • 1irl, and a m• .
JO. Lon1frod, 7, of 311
W. ·Say, Balboa, wa• 1tan•
ina next to a teuhed dol
when it jumped up and bit
him .on his upper loft ann.
Joey WU JiVen a tetanUI
shot and the male af1han
w&J quarantined at home for
10 days with his owner,
Katherine Aamess, 310Yl
Coronado St., T)alboa.
Allison Ask, 5, of 4220 E.
Coast Hwy., Corona Hi~
lands, wu bitten on the•
lower lip by a small black
poodle at 4204 E. · Cout
Hwy. The poodle is quar&n•
tined with its owner, Donna
Matthews.
THE FRANK CARLETON perpetual tro-
phy was won by Elton Hallett of Irvine
Terrace and Joe Ordway of Costa Mesa
in the 14th annual hi·lo tournamen t at the
Irvine Coast country Club. P ictured here
at the trophy pre sentation are, from left,
Mr. Hallett, Tom DeFo rest of Irvine Ter-
race, tourney supe rvisor: Mr. Ordway, and
Max Mi ller of Bay Sho res, the 1%8 tourna-
ment chairman for JCCC. The winners
posted a 3b.t'lol e, 2-day total of 124, one
Erick Johnansen, 43, of
2924 E. Baker Ave., Co1ta
Mesa, found a aopher inside
stroke up on the 2nd place teiOfl, Dick SANTA AliA RUN IN 1Tl1
Myers and AI Cl emence. Highlight of the EDGES IUCS 4 TO I
tou rnament wa s provided by Verne Wood-Santa Ana punched over a
ruff of Irvine Terrace, who dropped his~ run in the bottom or Ut'e 9th
i ron tee shot into the cup on the 15S.yard on a pinch hit sinsle by
Dave C ates to down Orange 17 th hole -his fi rs t hole-in-one in 15 Coast College 4•3 in Eas·
years of golf. (Rich Bassett photo.) tern Conference play last
' Tars lose 1-o, drop to 2nd KELLY SETS-HIMAftk; ,F~~daihe 8th Steve Yocom I.UCS DDIII CYPRUS Ralph Kelly shattered the led off with a wal~ _for the
Oranae Coast College 22~ Sues and w~s s acnf1 ced_to The NtWPQfl Harbor Tars
were edaed' 1 to 0 lri an
extra innina aame Tuesday
at Anaheim and dropped out
or a firs t place tie with
Westminster. for the Sunset
Leasue lead.
Westmins ter, with a 3..0
ratinJ, was ' to meet olth
place Santa Ana yes terday.
Tuesday's aame tied up
'iarbor and Anaheim for lnd
place honors at 3·1.
The Tan were held to only
2 hits by Anaheim hurler
F red Valentine, who also
scored the winnina run in
the bottom or the 8th inning.
He led orr the inn ina with a
sinale, advanced to 3rd on
2 Harbor errors , and scored
on a sin ale by J im Rice.
In the Ir vine Leaaue, 4th
place Costa Mesa 0·2) was
host yesterday afternoon to
Maanolia, ti ed for the League
lead with Loara at 4·1.
Corona del \tar, in ftth
place at 2·3 . will play
cellar dwellina Valencia
on
host
llh
lhe
today. Estancia,
place at 3·3, will
Sea Kings Friday.
Fe"ature of las t Friday 's
action was a no--hi Her by
Tom \torrison , who shut ou t
Fountain Valley to gi ve
Estancia a -l-0 victory. lie
missed a pe rfect game by
giving a walk in the firs t
inning. \like Paul drove in
3 run~ with 3 sinslcs.
\1ike Paul hit a s rand slam
hom e run to lead Costa \1esa
to a 6 to I win over Sr~a.
Corona del \1arwasdefeated
6 to 2 by Loara .
OCC GOLFERS LOSE
Orange Coas t College
s nlfers dropped a 26·16 ver·
diet to C'haffey Friday in
Eas tern Conference com-
petition. Bob Wrighton took
medali st hooors for OCC
with a 72 , followed by J ohn
Hut chin s w1th a 75 ; Ken
Cody, 80: \lark Payne , 82 ;
and Kurt Saldin , 88.
Tommy's in economy run
. second by M1k e Leppa . Ptt· yard dash record Fnday to h 't 1 S . h be l d pace th e Sues to a 103-38 c det a wal~ I en t~
Eutern Conference track a '_'ub le to bung Yocom .In
win over Cypreu. His 21.5 to t1~ the score mome ntartly
broke lhe old mark of 21.7 at 3·3.
Set by Dirk van der Linden Swaim went th e route for
in 1964 and tied by Paul the Bucs , fannins 9 and
Maull in 1965. givina up only one earned
Kelly also won the 100 run .
in 9.9 and anchored the HIRING GUIDE TOLD 1
wiF~nins 440 relay team. Personnel hired by Orange
In an unofficial meet, County are chosen forability
Glendale , Arizonl, competed and perfonnance, no t throush
agains t the Bucs and won civil service testina, ac--
89·46. Ed Shipley, Jeff cordins to Ronald Kautz,
Baker, Mike Oaden and director of hiring and per·
l(e\ly took the 440 relay in sonnel for the county, who
43.2. ~Ia! Bosworth then ran spoke· Tuesday night. April
hi 11 lifetime best to take the 2. to about 70 members or
mile in 4:27.7. OCC had a lhe Rotary C luh of Newport·
clean sweep in the Balboa at the Irvi ne Coast
with Dave Stephens first Country Club.
51.4, followed by Baker
Pete Fi&&att.
COMP ETI TION HELD
BY BILLIARD TEAMS
The Central Branch of
Harbor Area Boys C lub
brought over its billiard
team recently ll~orm:~'i.~~ with the newly f,
at Ute Upper Say Branch.
• ....... ull" ,....., •• Nlto louod IS lllto~~P lh toOt or Lydia'•
loc . .-400 W. ·Coon H"'l' ..
ta., balldl•l wbere be wcwki,JMUin•r'• Milt, 1nd into a
991 W. '16ft St.; Weal Now-lilht fixture. Newport Beach
port H•iahta. •Wh•n be tried Pir~Nn drained the lilht
to pick h up, th• aopber bit fixture at10:13 a.m.aoLyctia
him on hi• left 1humb. ·The Fabiano of1112 Oaluy Or.;
aopher wa1 quarantined with Dover Shoru, could turn
1 vattrinarilll. · · on lho liahtl for bu1in•u.
IVETIIRU
1-DAY SERVICE
(on most processing)
Kodak & Polaroid Film
' Flashbulbs
OPEN 7 ~YS9AMT09 PM
19 . .50 long form (Wog.s & Personal deductions)
Computer processing used on most returns,
Established 10 years in Harbor Area.
Highly experiences· reli able · satisfaction,
FREE extensions of time to file (if can't file)
90t DOVER 1114 P'LACENT1A 2401 MARCAOHI
NI!:WP'ORT lEACH COSTA MESA NEWlltORT • •
* Fiscal Responsibility
Merle F. (Tommy) Thomas,
1319 Santanella Ter., Irvine
Terrace, is participating in
the \iobi l ecooomy.run from
Los Angeles to New York .
He is drivins a Javelin in
Class 8, and Harold Hal-
bersma o f '3ellflower 1 s
navigating.
won his class d rivinJ in
1957. In I'HS he set 99 new
speed and endurance re-
cords at 8onnevi11e as pari
of !he l)odge team. In 1958
he was on th e Ford truck
team that drove around the
WOJ\d .
In the 11·12 age poup
Steve Snyder from Central
and Karl Montgomery of Cen-
tral tied for first with a
score o( 7 balls. James Mc-
Ca ll of Upper Bay took a 3rd
with 4. In the 13·14 year
old aroup, Jack Altman of
Upper Bay was first with 17,
followed by Ri ch Cu rnutte
or Cen llal with 15, Pat Will y
and Fiedl Navari of Central
with 10.
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1961 Mm•e..Hnr., * Seasoned Management
* Effective Leadership
NEWPORTERS
FOR
MciNNIS
,.,.r, a Mri. Mort ACI"' Mr. a Mr,, Keilh L .. uer
Mr. & Mn. Jlltk Alhurrl Mr. & Mri. Jem" Leoner"
Mr. & Mri, Don Adkinion Mr. & Mrs, E<lwlr<l II , Lew•l
Mr. & Mn. Georte AndtriiWI Mr. 1 Mrs. Orner Lon,
Mr. I Mr1. Rober! E. AroderJtll'l Mr H•ns L&nnr
Mr$. Cuot 1111ent1n• Mr. a Mrs. ~rink W. Ly11Ch
Mr. a Mrs. Hlntotlr B•nnr ng. Ill Mr. & Mrs, 1-!11 MtGUineu
Mr. H1rrv lin• M.r. J . J . MtN•u,hlon
Mr. & llo'ln. H1ro1c1 lint•• Mr. 1 Mrs.' C•rl Mclnlee
Mr. O•n E. ••~Ins Mr. & Mri. W11ter Mellott
Mr. & Mn. Sl•n B•lulcr Mr. & ""''· lnd M111er
Mr. James lerlcshirt Mr. & Mn. Robrrl Miner
Mr. (lilt lllltkburn John MacN•b
Mr. lll11l1th lerlc e Mr., Wlllilm ~cOermoll
Mr. & Mrs. Wand•ll loo't! ,.,..,_ & Mn. G. T. Mitchdt
Mr. & M"l. John lolutrtnct Mr. & Mn. P•t O'C~t~ner
Mlu Atnet llomctui~t llo'l.r , P. A. P•lme,
Hllrrillt lriWfl' Mr. I Mrs . ,..,.ciC PIISIUciOII
Mr. & Mrs. Hor11u &rower Mr . & ,.,..rs. Ritll.lrd P1ntr11r
Mr. & Mrl, Howard C,.eu Mr. & Mrs. loub Plvtovith
Mr. 1 Mrs. Osur Ctevit'ltnct Mn. tubtl llteue
Mr. & Mrs. Geor11 Colrn Mrs. IE. w. lltltiltr
Mr. & Mn. ttal.ta Cloc:lr M •. Leo lltike
Mr. & Mn. Olur Cltvidt"'tl-~·. Mr. Micrt,ul lltol~
Mr. & M"l. ttit ~rd Chllcu Mr. Steven Ounte
Mr. Willilm (eviler Mr. & Mn. Ptl'!r ltatm~tl
Mr. & Mn. James O.wtv Mr . & Mrs. Willi•m tt11"C't' Mr. O...INI I . DIVIS Mr. JKk ftitNrfttfl w..-: & Mra. Wfft. tt. •uer Mr. & Mrs. Jerome IUetatttl
Mr, & Mn. K. A. 1Ewin11 Mr. & Mn. ttlcNrrll ttawtt Mr. & Mn. ltKharrll ,.,.,, Mr. & Mrt. JoHJitllltoiMr..lr.
Mr. & Mr-s. Doll S. '''"'"" Mr. & Mn. W•lttr ScNrH
Mr. & Mrs. Slullrl ""' Mr. & Mrs. Jtftn Sl'lll
Mr. & Mrs. G. F. FutiamM Mr. & Mrs. Uwrtn<l Slf'll
Mr. I Mrs. lrl ,-rii!Hll Mn. Clllherint StnmlttMr
Mra. J11mn Ga911 Mr. & MrL Wlllilm SMrlf'
Mr. & Mrl. RMrf ~rrelt Mr. I Mrt. Doflllrll s..,_ .... Mr~ a Mrs. Rrla '· Htlllburllllt. If, Mer11nt J, Sf'"'-''
Mr. & Mn. Davitt HtrtrtYI Mr. & Mn. o.r-. ll•t•
Mrt. 0.1 Hill Mr. & Mrs. MerrMt Sti:Uiift'
Mr. & Nor~. Karl H.tler Mr. & Mn. Rlcttartl Sft'lith
Mt. LittY Hart Mr. La..-..-co Smlftl
Mr. & Mrs. ,-rM A. Hewwf' Mrs. Wll,., Smi"' •· ...... w. H~t~ttar Mr. a M". ltcttarf '""""" Mra. U....,.,.. *" Mr. MICMet T, ,..,....
Mr & Mrs. Jemn H....,.. Mr. 1 Mrs. c-.an.s U"""" Mf'i.. JM1 1. Jefktlflt Mr. I Mn. Wlftarlf W ...
MI. ~ P , ...,....., Mr. & Mr-s. C. I . WdiiW
..,... ....... Mr. & M". Wa"" wnu, MI. a Mn. ,. ... .J--. Jr. Mr. ,..,_ H. WihMtt
MI. & MrL IC-ft......,. M~ OMrft Ylrtfloy, Jt. '*·a MrL c.tJ tc:,.... Mt. a Mn. ,...., v._
y;;zt 11 fl..... MJ. & M". ~ Zltlt
They are amona the 4 1 dri -
vers who will complete the
scenic ·"Visit Vacationland
USA" course that passes
throush scores of historic
and recreation areas in 17
s tates. There are overnight
stops in Grand Canyon ,
.Vi z.; Colorado Sprinas.
Colo.; Kansas City, \to.;
Indianapolis, Ind., and Wa sh-
inatoo, D.C.
Drivers are required to
maintain an average of Sol
miles an hour under condi-
tions simi Jar to those en-
countered by the typical
interstate motorist.
~r. Thomas has part icipa-
ted in the run 13 times. He
was co~river for th e sweep-
winner in 1953 and
PIRATE CREW WINS
IN "HARVARD STYLE"
The 1'168 c rc:w sea!l on
started with a howling note
of success for Orange Coas t
Collese Saturday wh en the
Buc s took bo th the fr osh
and varsi I) races from Long
3each State at Newport
Beach.
The 3ucs sported a new
and un tested ro win g s tyle
descn bed by Coach Dave
Grant as "the lhrvard s tyle
with OCC variations."
The OCC fros h finished
the 2.000 me ters in 6 :25 . a
full 10 seconds ahead of
th e 49ers. The varsity co·
ve red th e course in 6 :15.
breaking the old course re·
cord by 8 full seconds.
In the 15 to 18 year class,
BobShefletteof Uppe r Bay
had the high run of the
nisht with 34. Bob Kaiser
of Central was one behind
with 33. Steve Walsh of Up--
per Bay picked up third
place with 18.
TDDLS STOLEN
Tools va lued at Uti. 72
we re stolen over the week·
end · from Jarco Inc., 4043
Birch , Back Bay, Addina to
the mystery, all doou and
sates were closed and lock·
ed, and appeared to have
been undistrubed.
HEY KIDS!
GERARD WOOnRS, JR.
ON IIMMF OF
GERARD (Jerry) WOOnRS
CI:.NDI)Aft
h4c-JIINolrid-Now--
lnvites vou to
'DOUBLE DISNEY
FUN
"THE SWORD and THE STONE"
PLUS
"THE BRAVE ONE"
3 Hours of animated entertainment
FlEE IAL&.OONSII
Saturday, April 6 -1:00 P.M.
' LIOO THEATRE -NEWPORT BEACH
~59 VIA UDO
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inelu'dirog rodio ond heot•r.
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year models -6 to 10 pouenger
-some with o ir concUtionlnt.
'&COlds 81, '66 Mere. ComwtUter,
VW '63 station tM.s . EcOftoiM.s·
Fonls • Fol~ons · Foi rlon•• •
·country Sedans, Squires Rattch,
Wago"s.
EXAMPLE
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• GEORGIANN A llcLEOO has
been elected first woman
president of District 21,
Orange County Chapter of
the Callfomla Association
of Secondary School Admini-
strators. Mrs. McL~d,
presently administrative
assistant at Estancia Hi~
School in Costa Mesa, wil l
represent the organization
at the state convention In
Fres no April 7..q. Lee
9eckett, assistant principal
of Costa Mesa High School,
will also share responsi-
bilities as dlrector..at-la rge,
vice princi pals. .
AMMAIILL CMMI'IMO
OF COSTA MISA DIES
Annabel! Olampino, 1~32
Pomona Ave., Colla Me•a.
died Tueaday. April 2, a t
Park Lido Convalucen&
Uospi tal , Newport Beach.
,Survivou are her husband.,
Frank; l diiU&Men, Ann ..
marie Thomas o( Westmin•
IllS. LOUISA -LIOD
IIICQJ!II AT AGI 72
MI8Y r••• Md mil .. from COLLEGE PARK
lco&l.ad, lhe l.ad of her 1
llirtlt, Louioa MacLeod, :!-bedrooms on d lconily room,o homo y011'd like
o( 2Hl Cibola Avo., Cotta to live ln. Comer lotf room for boot or trailer.
W.aa. died Monday, April 1, Covered pa ti o. Fireplace: electric buih·ins,
at Hoa1 Hoapital. carpets on d dra,.s, double gor9ge. ·
•• waa born Oct. 13, ms. tome "' Calilomia ' 5%% LOAN U yeara •F; 1nd Hved in
or .... County lor 6 yean. $24,000 Survhon are her ton, Ro-
~=d';!.if:: Men, ond 2 Wella-McCardle Realtors
Roury ••• recited Tuct-Reliable Service Si"ct 1943 '
day, April 2, and requiem
mast wat c:eh:brated Wed-~i"'"l~I~I:O~M~I~W~PO:R:T~· ... ~~~~ ... ~~~ nu d ay. APril ), at. St. John
she Bapli tt Cad\olic Ouu ch,
Coua Me:ta. wich. Pather
An thony McGowll'l as offi-
cilnt. lntcnnent will be
held at 10:30 Lm. today,
April 4. at St. John 's Ce-
metclry, New York. Weal·
clilf O&apel handled funeral
an•aemeots.
SITUATID ON Till ACaiS
SPACIOUS I & 2 IIDIIM. APARTMINTS
f""'" & Unfvrn. F.-$150
• P1i vate Patios • Fi1eplaces
• POOLS • CJ Ho le Putting G1een
• Tennis
• Sepa1ate Family Section
• Adj . to Sch oo ls and Ptaya10und
900 Sea Lone, CdM
MacArthu r n.ar Coast Hwy, clue to Fashi011 hlarul
CORONA DEL MAR (714) 6.U.2611
sten Geneva Ka~tner of PAU L WOLTZ, graduating
Anaheim, · tw~d P.elope senior member of the New-
Giabu of Wflittier; 2 sons, port Harbor High School
Edward Martino or Co sta band, was presented the
Mesa. and Carl Martino or John P hillip Sousa award
Covin.~;; J st.epaoru, Nick by Lou Kidder of Coast
Champ1on or <:o•ta ~\eu, Music Comp any at the spring
Carmen O\np10n of 1 De-
troit. and Anthony Champi on
of West Covina; a step-
dauahter, Irene Oebisi o f
Oe ttoi 1.; 21 a.randchildren
and 11 &Jeat arandchildren.
APARTMENT
AVAILABLE
APRIL ll
2 BEDROOM S • RANG E
• AND REFRIG ERATOR •
• LOCKA BL E GARAG E o
Rosary will be recited at
1 p.m. eoday, April 4; ~d
mass will be celebraLed at
~ a.m. Friday, April 5, at
St. Joachim's Catholic
Qua ch, wi lh Father Thomas
Nevin as officianL Inter·
ment will be at Good She~
herd Cemetery.' Hunlinaton
band concert. The award re-
cogn i zes Paul's service and
citi zen ship in the instru-
men tal prog ram. Du ring his
4 years at Harbor, he has
maintained a "B" average,
and has been a mem ber of
the All Southern Cali fo rnia
Band fo r 3 years. Besides
being first bassoonist, he
also plays the drums, clari·
net and alto-saxophone. He
has served as president of
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YzBiocktoBeach
This lovely h o~e is ideal for c FAM ILY !Just
o hop 'n skip to Corona del Ma r Main Beach
••• 4 Bedrooms ... 3 baths., .Buil t-i n e lectric
Kitchen .•• huge living room with VIEW •••
F, A. heat .. .lowoffl aintenonce yard ••. over·
si zed garage with radio-controlled door ...
.,. t • Den , Fomily Roo m, Beamed Ceilings,
Shake Roof, and mony more t t ~ outstanding
feotutes. JUST 161,750
SEMPLE REAL ESTATE
2SlS E. C.ost Hwy., C.,..• Ml .._r
IRVINE COVE
OCEAN VIEW CUSTOM HOME
REDUCED IN PRICE'
3 BEDROOMS -3', BnHS
LARGE LIVING ROOM -SPARKLING POOL
STEPS TO PRIVATE BEACH
REDUCED TO S162,500
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THU~DAY, APRIL 4, 1151
CO lOlA DEL liAR, CALl F.
Most desirable location on Cliff Drive. Just 5 •
minutes from anything. 3 bedrooms • 2 baths..
Plastered garage, eaSily con verti ble to Rum pus
Room. Amprl room for extra garage and tra iler.
P rice only $)6,500. This home will sell quickly.
67 5-3000 S<IB-8868
Corona del Mar
221 LUlSPUI AYE .
OPEl SATUIIOAY UO SUIDAY 1-1 J·•·
The land alone (40 x 118 ) is worth two• thirds of
the asking price. Two n-ice bedrooms and 2
baths. Huge li ving room wi th fireplace and
beamed ceiling -Also, cozy 18 x 24 LANAI
that invites you to s i t down ond relax. Priced
onl x SS2,Sr
Bay & Beach Realty Inc.
2407 E. COAST HWY. C D M
675-3000 eves. 67J.05S.4
South S e a
.Island Magic
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1 Time 2 Times 3 Times
20 words or leu .............. 1.50 2.50 3.00
21 words to X) word s 2.00 3.00 4.00
31 WOf"~S to .«) WCH'~I 3.00 4.00 5.00
Each word over Cl -d• .. .05 . 10 .IS
20ll OFF FOR CASH WITH ORD ER
• MISCELLAMIOUS
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MUSICAL FOR SALE
LEASE -·5400 aq . ft.
corm\etcia\ buildin&
Heavy power 1200 A df
440V with lJansfotmen to
ll5V &. 2JOV. Located on
at 21528 Laauna
Rd., Laauna
Call 494-8606 ot
HARBOR TR.o.w.>FER
AND STORAGE
A9en• lor
WHEATON
VANLIN ES,INC.
L1 8-7323 or Ll 8·9781
E. 171h
OIL PAI NTINGS,
Ships & others,
REDUCED to s ell. AI
rods & reels . 646--6245.
CASH for your aaraae i
BOOKS, tools,
nec:dc:d ror our dail)'
aae sale. 646-16-75,
Winkle lhrdwue,
Call in Your Want Ad
to the Ensit n
673.0550
eve~ ..
4 ~7~3~~8
Coli JIM COBB
Realtors
673·4400
Cu~tom Built ~ith a Vic~~
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llia!Jrrrst
~l ode+• .11 Pl--12 San11ago Om •e.
~~:~ pNI lko~ch 1 71 -l f 6-lh-1 S.5n
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P e rfect semn~ Cor a Hawallan Luau ... n1J:h1
sw1mmlnf;!:, 2 open Hrepus, beaunful new. All
thls plus -\·bedrooms and 3 baths. A sacnfH·~
at 363,5\)0.
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & S UND AY 1·5 p.m.
1936 Sanua~o. Dover Shores
332 Morgueri te
Corona del Mor -673·8SSO
1730 W. Coast Hiwa y
Newport Beach
n rc·orarnl (JII<I /llriiHhrd ,.,. J II. Bi.l!/.'tl,. Sallftl .-t nt/ (].,. rJo,.,./f. f<.,./to,.
4-UNITS
ON LARGE R-3 LOT
Th is wi ll put money in your pocke t until r~od y
to deve lop. A 16aunit pottnti ol!
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CORONA HIGHLANDS
Lorge vi ew lot-easy ma inttnance -shop room
oil extras with this be-autifull y mainta ined 3
bedroom, 3 both home. • • •
FOR LEASE
OCEAN VIEW -3 bedroom s, 2 botl.s, S275 mo. • • •
OPEN HOUSE
• Sunday 1·5
1100 Golden rod in Booutilul Vi ow Aroo
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IPICTACU!.AI ¥11W..OCIAM _. lAY
CJ.-,.J R-/-_A,a,~,.,,.J,
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'GIVE HER Cologne, Per·
fume, ~ Scentomond.:r
Spi ce Boll, o Summer
Handbag, Handkerch iefs,
Soaps, Jewel ry and Sta-
tionery.
to givr and enjoy for EA$'PER
~~D~~
ASSORll U CHOCOL Air < I 1b DO• 11 80 2 1b OO• >J )0
EASHR GR[[liNGS BOX l>l 4)
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AND ALL THE MAKIN'S'
FOR THOSE
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NORCROSS
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Cards
St. ·Andrew's Presby terian
Ourch, 600 St.· Andrew's
Rd., Cliff Haven -Dr.
Charles Oierenfield's Palm
Sunday sermon a t th e 8 ,
9:30 and 11 a.m. services
will be part 4 , "•The path or
dec ision," in his lenten
series on "Home sare." New
l rr>errobe n will be rec e ived at
3 services. ·
Central Bible O.ur ch,
23 rd St. and Orange Ave .,
1Co5'La Mesa -Pastor Henry
, · Jones w i II preach on
· stian uni IY " at 9 a.m.
and 10 :30 a.m. Sund ay .
These wi ll be Communion
servi c es. At 7 p.m. the
sermon topic wi ll be ".4.n
evangelical vie ws adulls."
Corona del Mar Community 1 ~~7;~:,~~~;'" a\ Church, 61 1 Ave . Dr.
Philip G. Murray will preach
"The unfini shed work of
at 10 a.m. Palm
Sunda). Chur ch school wi ll
be at 10 a.m. On Mau nd y
Thursday, <\pril I I , th ere
will be ail 8 p.m. comm union
and tenebrae service . All
worship servi c es will be
GIVE HIMoTimu he ld in Fel lows hip Hall.
a good, ne., Pen, Chris t C hurch by the Sea,
er, Cologne ond Comlll..ln i ty Me tho di s t, 1420
Shove Lotion, Buxton W. Balboa Blvd., Central l t::~::;;:t -The Rev. James Leathe r Accessories. wi ll preach on
DOZENS
OF CUDDELY,
FLUFFY .
EASTER·Y
ANIMALS
''The way He Wis," a t the
a.m. and II a.m. Sun ~
services.. Sunday School
will be at q:JO a.m. Nursery
care will be provid ed.
P lymou th Congregational
Church, 3262 Broad St.,
Newport Hei ghts -The title
of the 10 a .m. Sunday ser·
mon by the Rev. Norman L.
Brov.·n will be "Jr Christ
came to Orange County."
Gu e st soloist wi ll be \tiss
Kathleen Westmoreland of
La Palma . Commun ion , con~
firmation , and admission of
members will be held at this
service .
Corona del Mar Pharmacy
St. \1ichael an d All Ange ls
Episcopal Chu rch, 5th Ave.
and \olargu eri te Ave, Corona
del \1ar -The Re v. John
R.ogers ')avis will preach
on "The epistle s for Palm
Su nd ay" at 8 a.m. and 9:30
a.m. Sunday. There ~o~.•il\ be
the bl essing of the palms
at b oth services.
St. \lark Pres byteri an -n.. JlloeeatpU.. ,... , ..
31 27 E. Coast Hwy., Corona Jel Mar -Opetl even ings 'til 9:00p.m.
Chu rch, Eastbluff Oti\·e
aild J am bo ree Road, East
8\ufr -The s ubject of Dr. WE DELIVER 67 3-911 0
~~ ..
SHOP LOCALLY \1o rris C. Robi nson's sermon
for th e 10 a.m. Palm Sun day
O':'l>Ji service, will be "Oid Jesus
really suffe r"~"
ON DISPLAY
0
FRIDAY, APRIL 5TH
for Your Inspection
the
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CLOSID SUNDAY
THE MOST
AUTHORITATIVELY STYLED
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MOTOR CAR OF THIS
GENERATION
AND So
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,_WIST COAST HIGHWAY, NIWPOIT
• lllft•UIM Dnhrt Fer 0.. 46 y_.
U~%;u .(l .... did go 0.111 -_,, for , H--. 41'-t ·8tolNIII or 11M~ 1 • oW ... tltat • .. clcr aHDtBey . He in-
1101 Anlla, Ba•t Blall'. oa ••• ~ ~·· 0 -~,. •••liaa&ed,llld Wr•. T••kc Ta..da,, Mardi 26 , at Hoaa CUI r-.r ... ay ~··~ paa. ·. ·. wu Rully told ••• her
Hoepital at lila aa• of 44. · 9ul wb• -~ !..' ·~·· ua cal had been dropped off al He ~·• bom No•. t7, 1923 , Newport~-.,..,,, ynca Uppt~r Bay.
in Winlock, Waah., •d bad could Itt, 0 ~ere, 0 where, She beaa chal anyon e
lived 7 mcMUbl in California :Uid ~Y. ,~1 tty ban been findina her eat, ploaae cal l
.nd Or.nae Counly. fle had rown . • · , , her at 673-6741. ·She hu
been a martotina manq'er .That Ia, ,(the kltly .••• lovod him for lY.t yean and
(or Lockheed Electronics, ptcked up by tho an'r;n-1 can't stand the lhouaht of
Loa Anaelu . control officers or~e. Poh.ce hia be ina hunary or hurt.
Surv;von are hi s wife , Oepartmentbefore I af'faue
. Tllruke_" MUSICAL SOI!DUL!D ~ran ees, dauaflter,Stephan-A well loved cat, black The Coata Me aa Recrea~
1e; and •.on, Thomas , or the and-~·,,, and s leek . w·oth a b h th M J wn tion Oeparlmont will present ome; '' mo er, ' ''· · ·. lona tail are&t for curtin&, the junior mombou o( th e
Sh olseth of Oreaon; and a di sappeared · Hi• owner Civic Playhouse in an ori-
s is ter, Mrs . 0 . Richmond of Mr1. Hcnnan" J. 'Tanske , 6J j
Washinaton. Lido Park. Dr. , Lido Penin-ainal mu aical version or · d F ·d ' "The shoemaker and th e Rosary was rec1te fl ay, sul a searched and sear ched
March 29, at Baltz ()tape I. and 'waa finaily told that a c lves.. at Community Re·
Corona dol Mar, Grave side nciahbor had trapped her c at c reation Center {welt aate-
· c ld 5 d . " d Oranae County F airarounds) serv1ces were ne atur ay, and then had it p1C1.e up .1 i .1 March 30, at the Ascension by the Newport Police. on Apn S at p.m., Apn 6
Cemetery, E l Toro. \!r s . 'T anske fi rs t went to · at 10 : JO ~.m., and i p.m.,
the Police ')cpartment, then and on Apnl 7 at 2:30p.m.
he People of Newport Beach
Speak Up for Councilman AI Forgit. • •
Councilmen AL FORGIT is one of
our valuable assets . H is daily deeds
for the communit y began in the 3 0 's
when he helped 1ether public support
for the development of Newport Har .
bor. A nd he still IS working to help
our communtty .
Councilman AI Forgit KNOWS our
City. He KNOWS our problems, because
he DOES his homework. He tries and
DOES something about those problems.
Wo con TRUST AI Forgit to SERVE us
well on the City Counci I.
On th• City Council as in hi a IUCC .. I ·
4ul busineu "t•rprises, AL FORCIT
walh a 1trai9ht path. His rwcord of ac·
COIIIplist... ... t as a Council~~tan and o citi-
z ... is clear and eiHn.
THAT'S WHY YOUR VOTE FOR AL FORGIT NEXT TUESDAY
will help keep Newport on lt,e path of orderly progress.
Just a few of Newport's many organizations and individuals hove said i t this woy:
CI*MUNITl IUSIIIU1i
"Your continued .wpport ls tk kind of bac:kinc that hu matk our C hambtr grow and be abk 10 exert a
ronJUructive inlluenu for dac bcltrr~JKnt of our community. We thank )'OU very much." Ed Hirth.
CI*MUIIITl -IZITIOII
"Thanks fo r )'Our ~Mrous .wpport and donation ... Such dedkation to t~ principles of Ellt.dom IS an
inspiration to all of u~." C harks M. O.btwy, ~adinr kni~~tht, Ncwporr Harbor lodgc 1767, BPOE.
NEIGIIIIORMOOO Hm
"Thott who signcd the petition to have Somerwt Lanc extended want to thank you for your understanding
of the problem and for )'Our affirmatiwt wote to cornet it. h is the bnt solution. We appreciate )'OUr hf'lp,"
Robt-n S. ROKnast.
COIIMUNITT SEIYICE
"Your intuest in ciwil' affairs is krtnd ... We would lille to extend to yo u our apprtci;uion for tht civif'
interest yn u have talt.en in the Newport Beach area ... " Charles S. Thomas.
COIIMUNITT YOUTH
"Sincere thanks and appreciation for your support of our bcndit basketball tourney. Wha1 )'nu Q id about
our organi~tton's work is very gratifying," Stephen M. Boic::e, Newport Harbor Optin1ist Club.
COIIMUIIITT IIECIUTIOII
''Thank you for )·our help in ~instating the stop si«n ... Also . w~ arc 50 glad )'Ou and the other council·
men ar~ making-an effort to help power boat owners to have their ri~htful share of the bay waten. T hey pa y a§
IIIUf'h a.s sailboat O"-'MI'S in tax~s to maintain the harbor," Harold and Jean Allen.
COIIMUNITl HEAI.TII
"You did it again! ... As of today we hawe mo"ed past the $10,000 marlt. ... Ho"'· "'ish our communit ~
had mo re ~npk like )'Ou." A. Vinunt Jorrtnscn, pr-esident, HoaJt Mrmnrial Hospital.
COIIMUIIITI CULTURE
"\\'e arc: all 50 pkascd and happy ovcr thi5 JtCn~rous contribution ~·ou han: ruadr to.,·ard>~ our f'fforh
Your lt.indn us will always ~ apprrd ated as our group is anxinm In -.t"rve the ('ommunity," f.li zal:w-th Jr wdl,
Secretary, Fine Arts Patrons of Newport Harbor.
COIIMUIIITT IMriOIEIIfm
"We ar~ "~'Y app~ciati\le of t~ interest you have shown and the tremendous amount of "'ork you have
don~ for the west~m pan of Newport. For years it was 'no man's land'," Harold P. MorJtan. -
EDUCATIOII/SCIICIOLS
"I iaftl h.ppy you are a m~mbcr of this community .. , Harbor Hil(h loutu, forwanl ro )"UUr rontinuf'd !iU p·
port of our educ:atton.a.l ,...,....m." Clrt.ari« E. C.odlhaJI, priuf'ipAI . Newpon~M~sa Unified Schoof District.
"I wish to eJCprtt~ my apprtti.ation on behalf of 1M Newport Beach llnitcd Fund ... We ~ for'ft•ard to
your continued support," Edward W. Milum, M.D., eJCccutivc director.
~IIIITY SAitn
"What a pkaMrrc! Lua nenift& Merit: and I tool a ihort wallt. along ~athorc , .. It looks like a diff~rent
locality , . , We can't Mlp lltut ful this will 10 a km« way 10 altni.ate the junnik rowdyi8R that has plaped
us the Wt few yean in Wac. Ncwpon. Many thanks for your Mlp and your effort1 10 1ft that the improve·
mcnts were made," Rohc-rt W. Porter.
Cllll.un-.... m.m all tk w-': 10 .....ell moft wor11lwlrilt wiM• we sec ~ trcmctMious support and ruponK • . ,
On tk bctaa.W of all ol the mc:•bcn ol 'the ClaiWraa's n.c.trc G.ilcl ..., ..,._ wt.o work with a, m~~y we chanll
,.,.. ... Mn. W. H. SWofonlo, ,.....,, and Mro. jameo Maq, P'otl.cliooo -diaat«.
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NEWPORT
BEACH
lOt
General
Bria. Gen. Thoma• p ,
Riley, (USMC, retired), will
take offi ce July 1 as lho
new pre•ident'-:0,~o,~l· Cl-;;i;. Newport·Balboa"
He will au.cceed ou.taoina
preaident Fred Howl er.,
Ge n. ·'Riley is vlce.preli·
dent of Rou n Inc . ·of New·
pori Beach, del ill'\et and
manufaclurer o( preci1ion
threaded fa atenera. He
joined \he firm aher his
re tiremenl from th e Marine
Corps in July, 1964.
IOc
COSTA
MESA
In October,l94l, he joined
tho 1taff or the Third Amph i-
bious Corps . 1ervina u AI·
aistant enaineer and execu·
live offi cer or the enaincer-
ina section of Bougainvi lle ,
Saipan and Guam; and as
island enaineer for the Emi·
rau operation. Afte r oraani·
zin& ard trainin& the Third
Amphibious Corps' Service
Shore Party, he commande d
it under fire durina th e
Guam operation. f or ou t-
s tandina service in this
campaign, from Ju ly 21 to He also aervea on the board
of Bil Brolhers of Oranae
Coun ty, the Hospitaller
Brother&, St. J ohn of God
Ho&P.i tal, Los Anae les,
~~~~~::d 10, 1944 , he was I• the Leaion o( Merit
Comba t "V''.
the advisory board of lhe
Orance County Arthriti s
Foundation, and on th e
board of tru iilees of Our c •. T'-"•• F. Riley Lady ')oeen o f Angel s
Parish. Enaineer Battalion . Em·
He and hi s wi fe . the former barkinafor Ouantanamo Bay ,
E.nvna Jan e Eddy of Part· Cuba, in September, 1940,
land, Ore con, live a1 408 he continued as the com·
~i&el Circle, Dover Shores .· ma nding officer of th e bat·
Ge n. Riley, a native of tali.on unti_l the foll?win_g
Harri sonbur&, Virainia. ob-spnna . Dunng the pe nod m
tained his bachelor of sci· G.lantanamo Bay he con-
ence de gree in civil enai-. structed temporary camps
neerina from Vi rainia Mili-ror the 1st Marin e Divis ion.
tary Ins titute at Le xin&t on , In May , 1941. he was pro·
in June . 1')]5, ~l e wa s a moted to captain and u·
men-be r of t he Nat ional sianed comma nd of the \1ar-
Gu ard and the Res e rve Offi· inc Detachment a board the
cers Trainina Corps while USS NEW YORK .
in college and he resiane d He w3:s servina in this
an A.rmy reserve corrrnission capacity when the Un ited
to acc ept appoi ntment as a States entered World War IL
\1arin e s econd lieutenant on ln May, 1942, he was pro-
July 10, 1935. moted to ma jor, and th e
On comple ting basi c school ume month re potled to
at the Philadelphia Savy Camp Lejeune, N.C .. to ac·
Yard in Mar ch. 1936 , he -...as tivatl!, ora;anize and com·
ordere d to the Norfo lk (Vir-mand the 1st Avialion Eng i-
ainia) Navy Yard, where he neer Battali on , F lee t \Iarine
joined the \Iarine detach· Force .
ment a board th e USS VIC· He sailed with the batta·
CENNES, in Ja nua ry, 1937. lion fo r lh e Pacifi c area in
Retumina fr om s ea duty in August , 1942. That Nove m·
June ,l 938 , he was as sign ed ber after the cons lruction of
10 the 29th U.S. Army Engi· a landing fi e ld on New Ca·
neers at Port land, Oregon, ledonia, he arr ived with his
for instruc tion in aeri al uni t on GuadalcanaL There
photo mappinl!,. He wa s pro-he subsequen tl y earn ed t_he
mo ted to fir st lieutenant 1he Bronze Star Me dal w11h
follo~~.·ing month. Com bat "V" for his service
He joined the I st .\Iarine from Novem ber.l9~2 .through
Btil!,ade at Quantico , Vi r· February , 1943, m the rc·
ginia , in Dec ember, 193S . h ~bilitation of Hend e r~on
comrn.andin1 the 1st Engi- F1e ld _and th~ conu ruc t10n
ncer Com~ny until Septem-of Satler Ft ~ld. He was
ber, 1940, when the un it promoted to lieutenant co-
was expanded into the ht lone! in Augu st, 1943 .
Piano artists to perform
The Uppe r Ba~' Associates
of the Orange County Phi 1-
hannoni c Snciety will pre-
sent the ir 7th annual duo-
piano prosram al H) a.m.
\londay, Apri I ~, at the lb r·
bor Highlands hume of Mn.
Ch ris topher Ki tchi ng.
Included in the bu siness
se ssion to be conducted by
the chairman , ,\irs. Cor}don
Au s tin, will be the report
from the nominating commit·
tee and a discuuion or
rlans for the proareuive
dinner.
Mrs . Allan Johnstrtn, pro-
gram chairman will the n in·
traduce th e music al portion,
whi ch will include th e music
nf Bach, Rachmaninof(Jian·
del, Chaminade, Arensky,
and several numbers from
t he "Alice in Wonderland
Suite " by Uom~r Simons,
who is a teacher for the
-a lso
is one number for ei ght
hands.
Members who will be
shatins the ir music al talent
are ~·Ir s. Chri s topher Kitch-
ing, Mrs. Ra lph Gerard, \Irs.
Ralph Hilmer, \Irs. Ralph
!)eaver, •.-trs. Helen Lath am,
and '.h s. John F. De an.
Hoste sse s for the n110rnina.
a ssisting ~·Irs. Ki tc hing, arc
~Irs . V.C. Lockabey , \Ir s.
J ohnnie Walker, \Irs. Char-
les Eddy , and \Irs. Rtchanl
Schumacher.
~NS $3,000 -' \'IUO
>::JrenJan F . Jundan1 an ,
.3 111 'Jibraltar \ve., Co:.la
'.lesa, a senior in in! e rn a·
tiona! relation s at USC. has
been a warded a S,,OOO
Sparks '.lemoria l Phi Ka ppa
Phi graduate fellowshir en·
downmen t. lie plans lo con·
tinue graduat e studi es in
his fi eld.
He re turned to lhe United
Statu in September, 1944,
and was named offi cer in
charae of the Enainee r su~
ply division, Quartennaster
Genera l's Department, Head·
quarters Marine Corps. For
meritorious service in
capacily , he wa s a
letter of commendation wi th
comme ndation ri bbon by the
secre tary of the Navy. He
le ft Washing ton in Oc tober,
1946, to become ins pe ctor·
ins tru ctor of the ll th Enai·
nee r Balta lion, Marin e Corps
Reserve,in Baltimo re , \lary -
land.
In July, 1948 , he embarked
for Guam to be come execu-
tive ofncer of the Fifth
Ser vice Depot. He served
in th is capacity until July,
1949 , when he assumed
rommand of the depo L He
re turn.ed to the United
Sta tes in February , 1950 ,
e mered 1he Armed Forces
Staff College at Norfolk th at
August, comp!e l c:d the
c.:ourse in January.t95l. and
that same month was pro·
mated to colonel.
He remained in Norfo lk
until \lay, 1952. serving as
Fore~ En ginee r offi cer .
Flc:e t \1arine Force, Atlaro -
ti c . lie was nexl a ssi gn ed
to \1 ar ine Corps Headqua r·
ters in June 1952, and ser·
ve d for two years as head
of plann ing branch, G-4
Di vis ion. In June. 11~54 . he
be came a member of the ad·
vanc ed research aroup at
Quantico.
~l e was ordered to 1
Mar ine Corps Base, Camp
Lejeune . N.C.. in J uly 1955 ,
for a two year tour of dul)'
a!' chid o f s laff. 2nd \Iarine
Divis ion. In J une, 1957 , he
reported to Camp Pendleton ,
California, as chief of s 1aff
nf th e \Iari n~ Corps Base ,
Upon his detachment from
th is rosl in J anuary, 1959.
he wa s promot ed to Briga·
di er General and reported to
the commanding ge nera l,
1 s 1 \Iarin e Di \'i s ton, for duty
as assi s tant d i\·is ion • com-
mander. ~l e assumed com·
mand or the l si \1 arinr "'i \·i·
sion in October, 19 59
Gen. Rilc:y de pa rteu ..:amp
Pendleton in Jul)'. 1%0,
and the fol lo-.·ing month be·
came assistant divi sion
commande r. lrd \Iarine Oi·
vision, on Okinawa . He de·
parted Okinawa la t e 1r.
\Ia)', 196 1. and in J ul y was
named b ~· the commandant
to be 1he ins pe cto r general
of the Marine Corps. He re-
tired from th e Corps on July
I, 1964. ·
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* * * * VOTE APRIL 9 * * *
Re-E ect a Businessma
With PROVEN Abilit¥!
CITY COUNCIL-NEWPORT lEACH
COOK'S COMMENT
For the first time in the hi story
of Newport Seoch, we ha~• been
heated to the spectacle of the
incumbent mayor publicly' endors·
ing City Council candidates -
including my opponent.
How, you may be wondering
along with me what th is Bomum
and Bailey approach to our ci'ty
poli ti,c.s meons. Doti/ it meon that the mayor has
mod~ a political deal with my op~
ponent and other candidates to
perpetuate his own posi t ion •n
City Hall?
Did the mayor do it in o, fit of
anger because he wonted to get
me -or other condidotu he
doesn't like?
politic s at our Ci ty H~li ?
Well, my friends, your guess i a
as good as mine. It would all be
somewhat amusing if it didn't
sugges t to all of us that ~ ..
where there is a force in our city
that prefers honcf..pic k ed candi·
dates, secret a l li ances and o
peaches and cream, rubber stamp
oppraoch to loc al gavemm4tnt.
Some supporters of my opponent
do indeed favor secrecy in 90·
vernmftl t -with de ci sions in the
back room witl1out pu bl ic di ~
Iogue o'r deba te.
AH o f th is c ircus hooey hos
been particula rly di stosteful to
many of us during th is council
election campa ign .
"He Has Serve d
You W ell "
Was the mayor pressured by
outsi de forces who ore supporting
my opponent and who han now
been reduced to desperation toe~
tics?
Could it mean that th is Newpo rt
Beach Counci I race is now be ing
uud by some ucre-t alliance
aimed at setting up machine
I would hope, however, that in
costing o vo te for me next Tues·
day, i t will n ot .simply be because
you ore angered of the power
ploys, th e blatant di sregard for
time-honore d neutrality of the
mayor's choir, the obvious mG"'eu-
vers hatched in smoke.filled
rooms we never e ltpected to e xi st
in Newport Beach.
He has been o prime-mover du ri ng his
term of Councilman in actions of thrift
and negotiations that hove resulted in
appro ximately lY1 million dollars in
savings and benefits to the people. He
pledges continued honest, fo rward·
looking government, increased effi-
c iency, lower taxes, and fai r, cou r·
teous and equal treatm ent to o\1.
Wherever You Live, VOTE FOR COOK
P. D. (DEE·) COOK X
INCUMBENT
JOIN THESE NEWPORT lEACH TAXPAYERS IHO SUPPORT THE RE·ELECTION
OF THIS HONEST, HlRO·IORiliU, IMDEPEIDEIT COUICILIIll :
J ohn Abell
Ace Ad ams
Hal Aebischer
Dr. John J , Albarran
William R. Alford
Marco and Patricia An tch
Mr. & Mrs. J .G. Anw1 le r
CliHord Argue
Col.&. Mrs . Thos. P. Atkrnson
Mr. & Mr s . Ral ph N. Bake r
J ames Barto
J . Allen Bee k Jr.
Mrs . Joseph A. Beek
Urban Beh
Harold E . Benedtct
Robert H. Be rkley
Mr. & Mr s . Robt. z. Blocksom
Clare nce Boardman
Eugene C. Boero
Gene Boero
Col. & Mrs. Howard Z. B~en
Mtke Boll
J ohn T . Boyd J r.
Mrs. E.M. Brooktn~s
Mr . & Mrs. Paul Bruce
Mrs. George D. Buccola
W.C. Buchterkttchen
Clyde Bur)!er
Btll Bu sh
Chance Bus hard
Mr . & Mrs. Fred S. Butterworth
Mr .&. Mrs . J . Harold Caldwell
Ray and Lrly Call
Dean W. Campbell
Capt. Harry E . Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. J ames Carroll
Bryant A. Christens en
A. James Chnton
Hele.1 A. Cole
Mrs. Wtlltam Co\'ert
Lyda J . Creel
Bunster Creely
Mr .&. Mr s . L.E . Cressman
Richard L. Crutcher
Wally Crutte nde n
He lene Csenar
Tom J . Cus hman
Ray V. Dantger
Harry C. and Doris Davts
R.W. (Bob) Davi s
Mr . &. Mrs. Trevor J. Davis
Tom B. de Forest
Mr. &. Mrs. Roland De Lamar
Andy Devine
Bill Dillman
samue l H. Oownin~
C. Graham Edelblute
Mr .&. Mr s . Don&ld E . Elder
Dudle y Eller
Ivan W. Erhardt
JefT Farwell
Lyman Farwell '*, &. Mrs . Bud r ay
Gloden Fay
Rlclwd H. Ferd a
Mrs. Braden fi'tncb
Leland f inley
Lyle V. l'!oley
Mr. A Mts, r . (f'ioney) Finster
llr. II Mrs. William E. Fisher
•
Howard Folsom
Chas . A. Fowler
Don V. Franklm
David L. Fra t er
iONl.T 4 '-'IITIAL LIJT)
Harry L&ee
Mr. & Mr s. Mont Fnend
T homas C . Fry
Mr, & Mrs. Barry Fuller
f orre st s. f ullmer
Blacloe Gadarian
Walt.er Gallahan
J .A. Ganr
Mr. & Mrs. A. Wtl h am Gazla;v
John Gorskt
Mr. & Mrs. Crat~ G ram~er
Burt on Gra nt
J ames L . Gray
R.G. Greer
Dal Grettenber~
Edward Crtbble Jr.
Beam 0 . Grtffilh
Arthur E. C ronskv
Mtke D. Ctosl.
Robert Gu~enhe tm
Don Gunde rson
Carl H. Ha~e
Huc.h W. Haley E a~l Ha ll
Mr . & Mrs . Erie P. Halltburlon Jr.
Paul Hanna
RQI!et Hannaford
Dor01hv Hardca stle
James ·E. Harrmv;ton
Robert E. Hams
Mrs. Donald Harwood
J .D. Has kt>ll
Mrs. Edward T. He aly
Larry 1\. Hegewald
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Hehr
Robt:>rt P . Henderson
Tom Hende rson
H. Stanley Henl rne
Duke Ht"rb~l
Anton Hers hey
Oeol)!e L. Hrclri:s
Hank H1ll
Dr.~ Mrs . Rrchard s H. Hortman
Mr. & Mrs. WiU1am S. Holstein
Cltnl Hoose
Ted S. Hoover
Charlte Hopton
Gr:u1t Howald
Charles R. Howard
Dorot.hy M. Hutchens
Mr. & Mrs. Lesler L. Isbell
Clu ck Iversoo
Robert Jayred
J ohn W. (Jack) Jeske
W.A. J ohnson
Frank J ordan
Del 1\ahn
Carl S. KeJdey
Por,er A. Ke lly
K.W. Kendrick
Mr. & Mrs . Harold Kenoyer
J.W. (8 1U) Kem
Earl Kiek
Laurence J . (Bud) Klyn
C.B. Knickerbocker
Carl Kymla. Jr.
Fred Lansdowne
C .H. Lathrop
Mr . & Mr s. Worthrngton Lee
Robert Leech
Gu y Le Valley
Earl Lewis
Edward Lewis
Franc is Lewts
Jack (Cardoza) Ltgthan
J .C. (Ghf() L ronbar~er
Mr.&. Mrs . J oe W. Lon~
Walter Lon~moor
David K. Longnec ker
Ernest f . McClellan
P nce T . McCuistion
Wilham W. McDo\l.·ell
Mr. &. Mrs. Dame! Mcilroy
J ohn R. Mcintosh
Ralph V. McKee
Dorot hy C. McKe nna
Mt . & Mrs. Donald E . McMichael
Mr . & Mrs. Ceoq:e McNamara
Mr. & Mrs. DaVld J . Malloy
Mr. & Mrs . He nry M. Mansfreld
Pat Marley
Roy Marsac
Mr . & Mrs . W1lltam B. Mart m
Ralph P . Maskey
Mr. & Mrs . H.A. Mason
Charl es W. Ma s rers
R~er L. Metslll~t'r
Larry A. M11ler
L.A. (Anthonyt Mcxllr a
Dr. Salvatore R. Monaco
Kenneth F . Mot j.:.:UI
Col. & Mr s . Charles Morr ison
Dee Murphy
Helen M. Murph ~
Mr . & Mrs . A. Patrtl'k :'\ .. H::Pl
J ack Nelsoo
Don E. Ne.,...
Joe Ntcke rt z
Gene Norvell
VeCJOl Oatden
Mr. & Mrs . Fntnk J . O'Connor
Ruth P ardoll
J ohn Be rnard Patkt>r
V1qol Partc h
Hubert Perrsol
Ceo. L . Perhn
Mr . & Mrs. Gordon PP1erman
Mr. & Mrs. Btll Pt~~
Van &nd Katy Pomeroy
Ward P orter
Mr . 11: Mrs. An~~tus Potter
r.. &. Mrs. John Pn chard
Jim Purdue
8ud and Katie Raul st.on
O.B.Reed
Di ck Rhinehart
Mr. II f*s . Paul G. Rtfe
Hacld Riot<
Robt1rJ L . Ritchie
0.0. H. Roborti!OII o.z. -rtiOO
Dr. II lh. Will iam F. RoblniOfl
~C.R~ero
WIW•D. RoU'"
VOTE APRIL 9
Robert S. Rosenas t
J oe and Adehne Ross1
T ed and Mary Ru ssell
C.E. Schueller
G.E . Semple
Roy L. Shafer
Walter A. Shaw
George Shernll
Mr. & Mrs. Al e x Stmpson
E zra H. Skumer
Edllh Srnnh
Foresr G. Srrur.h
Forest G. Smuh Ill
Homer Smtth
Howard L Smtth
J. Leonard Smuh
Alht>tt W. Sn~'der
Carl & Mar~· Jane Spitzer
AI SpnncPr
M tldred Stan ley
Joe L . Starr
Maul!· Stauffer
J . L~sl 1e St t'frensen
Ric hard I. Stewan
Dr. Albt>rl E. Stod:ron
R .L St nl'klt'r
:\rthu r Slrock
\l.<itt t'll B. Sturtt"Vanl
Rolf Swenddal
D.T . Tarhox
Btl! Thompson
Wllllnm Thompson
Mr. & Mr ~. A.E. Tiffan y
Mr . & Mr!'> W1Jbur S. T ool
St uart T ownt'
R.E. 1Du tch1 T routman
Henr1 C. Tub.aC"h
Captatn Cyrus T ut"'ker
Jam ps K T urnPr
!.oms A. Turnf>t
Ve-rn Ve rner
Chuck Ullman
f rank Used001
J ohn Vot-:el
Barry Von Hemert
T e-d Von He mert
Bob Walker
Thomas P. Walker
Beu y Watson
Ralph Watson
Verne Watson
Coy and Hb.el Watts
Ben Webb
Torry H. Webb
John M. Webster
Ann Westj.tate
Mr . &. Mr s. Gordon Wevill
Mr . & Mrs . Eynon S. White
~. & P*s . Robert Wilcoa
Stroller and Emily Whlte
Harry Wh itman
Ed 0 . Williams
Howa.nt aad Pat WlW••
Mr. & llro. Jobn W. Willi-
Mr. II lira. Robert F. WW.O.
llrs. -rt wu-
Rl cllar<I WIDtlO<
llr. 11 llr,a. JOlla llafle1
llr. ll llro. Peu!t A. Y-
•
•
11M ...... ,. -tilly oooal
Ia ... ~--ol •• City or"·-...... bolldiao d"=••• ••• rRCIIdN ror W.h. P.tmiCI luiMd dw-
iDI 1M monlh toWed $7,·
306.,511 in ¥alue, hrintinJ
tiM Ncord ror the year to
1~,240,l76 for tho (irtt
quucer.
Thi• Marc:h 31 total C:Ofr)&
pares with $5,407 ,517 for
the umc 3 months of last
year, and with Si,SJ2,i06
for the same period in lhe
reconl build ina year or l %3,
when the year's total was
SJI;U3.644.
Ptevious one-month hiah1
was $6,24~.&3a, set in June , nn
The followina permit• or
,fo-k·
3007 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORON A DEl. fil AR 926B
(F a....,•rly E:werh l
67J.5..0S
P:OitMt lft.. f ME.AR!. C""t:ltA
:'~lOW AT
1780 NEWPORT BLVD.
PH . 646-4383Costa \1eu.
TIDE .. ~ I =~~"\.~<\~1 V~(l~~·~~ :
l :--~~: ..
Uh'ICI
3011 "·~~~ l l•d. ........ hacb --
ng
•t,OOOnlueand bllher were
l11ued duriaa &he final 2
weeki o(Miuclt; c... •• , ...
Corona del Mat Coawunity
Conareaational Church. 611
Heliotrope Ave., move sane·
tuary, addc IIIIJOOml, SllO,•
000. Ro~rt Grower. addition,
S41 Hazel Dr., S7,SOO.
H•rt.or View Hil h
Or. R. Robinson, swimo.
mina pool, 'H4 Goldenrod,
12.100.
R.F. Thompson, swimming
pool, 3515 S eabreeze,
S3 .600.
Newport Center
Ncwporter Inn , 1107 Jam-
boree Rd., repair damaae
caused by auto, 51,000.
Balboa Bay Club Racquet
Club, 1602 E. Coast Hwy.,
tennis courts, S7,20J.
Eoat Uppe r a oy
Philco-Aeronutronic, Ford
Rd., clean line racility,
S&,OJO.
Irvine Co., ~UO Feliz, re-
place doors with glass
doors and windows, s I ,UOO.
aod . Boy
William Lyon Home s Inc.,
4463 Birch St., l -story or-
fice building, S63,UOJ.
Jack Virden, 151)0 Campus
Or., repla ce partitions.
$ 1 ,lOU.
',"/ut Upper 3 oy
T .B. Lindstedt, !-uni t, l-
stnry dwell i nt~, 1 54~ Gal-
ax~, 554.JUil.
ILl . Chapman , hl71 San-
tiago, add den and maid's
room, 57 ,125.
Ken Ostengaard , 1-unit,
!-s tory dwelling, 151)0 An-
tigua, S3 5,l1Ji),
Bo b Dri ve r, 164.il Galaxy,
swimming ponl, 13 ,50il.
\Irs. J ean Bernatz , 1145
T eresi ta, slab and walls ,
51 .5t.IJ.
\f ew po rt Heights
R.J. J acklin , alte rations,
5H Redlands , Sl,.ili)O.
'.'lest Newport Height•
Factof} Development Corp.,
2\hl re e t or partitions, 351
Hospi tal Rd., 15,257.
J (lhn W, Will iams, sign,
353 lin spi tal Rd ., S2.,Jlhl.
Roy Collins, building at
62.\J ~lomov ia , S3U,Ul.ll).
Mewpor1
Balboa Ba) Club, semi-
public swimming pool, 1221
W, Coast tlw)., S7,2ll0.
S . .l. Gnash , 5313 Riv er,
com-·ert carport to enclosed
garage and den, S3 ,'HS •
l..ido Penin s~la Co., de-
llewpprt'll.orLor f.ulhernn ~hurrh
"011 thf' B/ .. /fs (J /t'r{r,<oki"J! \puf'tort llruht,"'
NEWPORT BEACH , CALIF ORNIA
THE AMER ICAN LU THERI\1'< Co-i U RC H
8:30a.m. to q 30 a.m. -WorshiP ~e nn ce
9:45 a.m. to lO 45 a.~. -Sunday School
tt ·oo a.m. to 12 00 noon -worship Se rvice
The Rt'v . .lamps G. Blain, P a..;tor
The Re-v. George J . Bu sdiecker, \'1s1tat10n Pastor
PhonP 5"8·363 1
Oui!ition Scia-nca-
Sa-r vica-!i
I I K."i r !'Ill Kf"ll Ill
f "llltJ"'I , !o04'1f-,TI."iT
JJlU \,,,I 1J••
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<; I~ o -o•><l 11 , ..,
SL "il-" r Sl H \ J( I:S
9 1~ -1 1 , ....
ll.I·I J~I::.SD ·\' J-\'f::o.;/"i,
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w •• ~ do, 1 9 o ... -5 " "'
W•droe ulov 9 o.., -1 ·-'~ p "'·
l .,.e•d<>• on6 r "clo,
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s.,..,do, I P '" -A P ..,
SIT 0/'11 0 f'Ht ltf"H Of"
('HKIST sn• Nl 'IST
."':c .... pt•ll Bca~h ;u
Curun a Jcl ''"' fd l) Car nation t\ve.
Sl NDA Y SCIIOOL 10 •"'·
Sl 'NDAY St:RVICE 10 .. ...,.
"'ED,"':i:.SIJA) EVENING
\tE ETINt• 1:00 , .....
R EADI~G R(}()'.1 -
\1ulual Rulldtng
l8bJ Ea~t Cnast Highway
\t un,· ,'o,ot, Jfl ;o.m, 10 ."1 p.m.,
Tl.ur~oi.n """ninp: -7 to 9
Yr>u ate cord ti11ly onvllrd to
au~nd Church Scrv1ce~ and
to usr 1hr Rcild on a M.oorn.
L.,therctn Church
Of the Mast•r
lutheran
Ch~o~rch In ....._,; ea
2900 Pacific. View Dr.
Corona del Mar, CaliCorni
Dr. William R. Eller
Phone: ORiole 3·S022
8:45 1.m .. F•mily Wor•t.ip
9:45 1.m .. Churrft Schoo l
11:00 1.m., Futive Worllbip
NURSERY PROVJDF.I)
First Baptist O.urch
of Costo Meso
H .• pti,t llit.l•· F··llo""'t.ip
lndf'fJ tl'ldf'nl-A uto"'li'IW J.j S
Sonto Ano & Magnolia Sts.
Dr. P.G. :"oleumann , pastN
Sl ',\/D:\Y SERVI CES
1:-l S a.r 1, Sonday School
11 :\1\J a.m. \lornmg IJ.urship
6:0t) p.m. Tralnmg Unions
7:\)J p.m. E~c=ning Worship
Wl'o.<ESDAY
7:2ll p.m. B1 ble Stud~
.ii :\JU p.m. 'Prayer \leeting
ATT END THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
RE GULARL Y
CENTRAL
81;~
lmpho~~ilin«
TM """of Cod
Thto P'f'non of Chritt
The P'ow~t of lhto Holy Spirit
M,.,....,,,.~ w ... ,~., <1 ~nd tfl •t ""' h'fn>n~ \<••••~<" ·PM ' w ............ ~.. llohlr ~!llllv
~nd Pu~N 7 f'M
"""'"''Y ''"''"~ "'""''' A fult YCMith P'fOII'Mn
Cm . of Or~e .md Urd. St.
C011o1 Mt'w
h ""' 1l I I•~• ti(A. Mh1
moliah Mi ldina. 117 li4o
Park Dt •• 01 ,500.
Anderac.. .t. Anieh, ll7
Boyoido Dt., l·oiOiy b\llkl-
ioa for nuawan\ and 'of·
rices, $}73,000. •
John Bany, 3020 Newpon
Blvd., alterations, 1 1,000.
Ace lnduauiu, 60~ 36th
SL, cabinets and cloJell,
Sl.OOO.
L i"4Htlale
Ray Elliott, l·unit, 2·slory
dwellina, 101 Linda ble,
042,150.
Marshall Duffield, l.unit,
2-story dwellina, 34 Linda
hie, SSS,OOO.
R.E. Turner, 1-unit, 1·
s tory dwellina, 107 Linda
hie, J4S,OOO.
L ido I a le
J.K. Hull, a lte ra tions and
addition, 133 Via Venezia,
520,000.
Balboa
Violet Hartwig, 2f:W E.
Ocean Blvd ., addition,
51,201> Fra n~ Trane , !-unit, 2-
story dwelling, lOlA E.
Bay, 530,1>00.
Bay Department Store, 3U3
Main St., interior altera-
ti ons, 55,00{}.
Bolboo Islond
Boyd Con\·erse , 2-s tory
duplex , 317 Diamond , 541,-
200.
K. Anderson, add unit,
114 Coral, S25,0il0.
Ruth Hershey Finle)', 20 1
~·Ia rine and IJU6 Park , di-
v ide 2 s tores in to 3, Sl,-
7UJ.
EL~IN E ~L~KIOLY . ou t·
s tanding musician award
winner for 3 years at New·
po rt Harbor Hig:-t Sc hool, now
a freshman at ()range Coast
College, will tour April 13
to July 7 with the QoodJe.
t own Pipers, profe ssional
song and dance group. The
tour will include Puerto
Qico, New York Ci ty (in·
eluding an appearance on
the Ed sullivan show), was h-
t ingtoo D.C., a nd ~tl antic
City . Elaine is the daulj'l-
te r of Qr. and Mrs. Tom
q lak ely of Harbor Hi ghlands .
Or. 8Jakely is di rector of
the OCC district evening
college.
fist M1tes to give show
v .. ~a Club Pin1 Apdi IJ, lociol how looll ..
wlll honor lhtlr fl'»> at 11 :30 a.m., aad I~
IMI• and h uafl ltu at their •• U :30 p.m. '*•· Johe
a auwal Eatter lunehe011 Reed,· hutehoon chairmu,
raahion parado Thurt day, 8 M OUftCOI Ch&tlhare Wilt be
-----------·---• apodal luncb•on ror ebiJ.
dren und•r 12.
Mode ll ror womet'l 'l raah--
CtltTirtCATE or 8USINF.SS iona include Mmu. Jay
Fletltiou Fhm N •ntl Lindennan, Allen Coltle,
LIGAL HOTICI
TH F. UN 0£1tSICN Efl doh~,... Michatl Hiuh. Jamea Tyler,
by tumlfy thll they •re eon• AI • -k •• T H • duetln8 • re111l b\t•haeu •r mon ...... c a....,y, om .,..
2501 lhrbo r Blvd., Co•l• Mn•, le tt, Chuck Eddy and f'ranlr.
C•lll.,under the lictitiou. firm Beac;h,
ume of F•irvlew State ll oapi -Children•• model• include
lal Canteen, 1n.d th•t .. id finn Amber Cottle. Kim Lindet-
1• eompo•ed of lh e followinf man, Ann Hallett, MartiQ
pt-ratOn• who.e. 111tmes in fa \ and Dayna William1on, S. Md place of residen ce ~re •1'1 follow•, to--wiu san Smith, Robin Swi(l,
Rel n. Cu, 208 Suunuh Karen Mc;Gilli1, Kathy and
Place, Costa \1efl•, Calif,, Mary Jo T y ler, Mike Shep.
J ack "'· Parao n.s, 208 Suuftoo ardson, Robbie Reed, and
uh Pl•ce, Co ala \leu, Lisa Eddy.
Cali f. W 1 · be nd \\l'r'r-~ ou r h•ds th is 12th e comma mem rs a
day of \J,uc:h, 1968. aues ts will be Mrs. Ralph
STATE 'lF' CA LIMII'liA Deaver, wire of the commo-
C0U"\ T't' 'l r u. dore. Decorations £or the
SAN llF.ANA RflJ'l i) luncht'on will be by Mrs.
l)'l THIS 12th day of \hrc:h, (Jeorge Leitch and commi'"'
1968, bi'J fore ml', a '\otary Pobo tee, Commentator ror the
li e in and lor said county ~or~d show will be the fashion s lat e, re!<idinA thl'fein, duly
commissioned and swom, pe,... coordinat or, \Irs. Leonard
""'n Hlly "rP"'"red Re.1 f), Co x, Soulh. The accompaniest
known to me to be the person will be\lrs . ~d ward Let.hen. who!lle naone is sub11erihed to
the within instrumml, and •c-
knowled,l!ed to me !h at he e!{e-
cut ed m,. ... ame.
\\JT:'\ESS my hand and offi-
ril'll :!lf'al .
nave John l}umas
\'otMry Publi c in and for uid
f:nu,ty and .ti tat e.
\ly CQinmi".!iion expi re" \l ay
21, 196Q.
Publish: \larch 21, 21!. -\pril 4-,
II. 1968, in the 'l ew pon !I a,..
bar •:nliign.
NA. TTRASS IS NAMED
COMPS SALES CltiEF
Don C. Nat uau, 2()6 34th
St., West Newport, hat bct en
appointed aeneral sales
manaaer of Camps Inc, He
has been a ti tle officer with
Title fnrurance and Trust
Compat~y, an escrow officer
wilh the U. S. National
Bank, !oan escrow orficer
.EftiiT NAIIIDR EIIICII
IEOIIIO SICTIOII --'• 2
lltUIISIIA!L. APRIL 4, 1•
aiiiiiiA IIIL liAR, ~
DRAPERY
CLEANER I .,.y •c•·• .......,. • ..,.
• REMOVE WA TI!R STAINS
• FLAME PROOFING
IXQ.USIVE-
GUAIANTUD DIIA .. Y CLEANING
=:to .. a:.-:::~ ,.... .. ,.,., ... 100"-..
pe.una•l lf .. ...W.. .... _._
• NoWIIIMHoodo . --r.w~ .. ·---• W-Sioloa.-1
OUR IXCLUSIYI SEIIVIC:I
• 'rohasiaMI ln•latl.ft
e Pref .. aiOMI R•MO.,.I
• '•""' May ... ,,.,...
• "" lhtirnat .. • "-LOan Drapet
20 01 Off lor ..... & carrv
/O 642-0270
540-1366
1702 NEWPORT BLVD. ot 17th, Costa Muo
CUSTOM HOMES-REMOOELIN~ COMMERCIAL
Personalized Sen r•.r
DON l . ELDER
Agenda for Planners ~~'!';,Co~:':~~~··...s;v~~:.":'o~
. . fi~ld manaaer fo r lhe nation-
The Planning Comm1s sion qum ~hils Rd., and at Mac· re~u~rements , rrom the re-wtde~Uout Realty Company •
will cons ider lhe following Arlhur Bl vd . and San J na-quu ed 16 to a, ~t 1100 W. He IS a anduate of Harbor
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
lS Years in ·Sewpou Beach
1107 E. loll<oo Bl •d. 673-6590 •••••••••••••••••••• .1genda 1tems at 1ts meeting qu•n II ills Rd. Coast Hwy., Manners Mlle. Hiah School and did his
,a t a p.m. today, April 4, in Request or the ln ·ine Co. Request of Finn Olsen,underaraduate work a t : Enroll Now! :
the Nc=wport Beach City ror a 2-yeat extension of a New L_ook Di scotheque , ~oroapmanColleseand Oranae
Hall: use pennit ror a sign on exte nsiOn or use permuscoast colleae. He has in· • FOR TEEI4AGE •
Tentative T roet Jamboree Rd. across h om for on-sale beer and dancesbaated a special seminar
Re\'ised te ntative map or the Newpouer Inn entry. hall at 310 E. Balboa Blvd. program for the Comps : ART WORK SHOP :
6230andUse Permi t 1054-G, Request or Dooald W, Balboa. . Golden Book, a tabl lation
for a proposed subdivis ion Reed, Suzu ki Village , for _Refenal or re\·tsed tenta-0f daily official recordinas
of 14.il6 acres di\·ided into e ~tten sion of a use pcnnit tt~e Tract _ 6152 rrom theorreal estate sales first by ~2 lots and 1 green area lo t for a motorcycle: sales and C_ny Counc_ll !o the Plan· s ueet and number, and in a
in the Bluffs. service business with an n mg ~omm 1 ss 10n for study second section numerically
• STA RTING SAT UR DAY. APR IL 6 •
• 2 Clauea -A9es 5 to 8 ond 9 to 14 •
• FOR FURTHER INFORMATION --CALL •
• 67S.173S • Final Mop uutdoor display area and or r_ev1 sed tract s u eet e nu yb tracL
T b-waiver of orr-street parking des tgns. y •••••••••••••••••••• ract 6466, propo~ed st.:
division consisting or 3.63
acres divided into H resi-
dential lots in the Bluffs .
Amenllment
Planning Commission
Amendment No. 240, pro-
posing to amend the code
to include: A·P and P-C
districts in the list of de-
signated distri cts.
Va riances
E.O. Roderrer, 2227 Paci-
fic Dr ., Corona del Mar,
balconr addi tion encroach-
ing 311 feet into the 15-root
rear yard setback .
Ivan Wells & Sons, 1 ~24
Galaxy Or., swimming pool
wi th less than the required
s et.back from the rront pro-
perty line.
Wilb ur Chapman , 123 E.
Balboa Bl vd., Balboa, as-
phalt pa\·ed parking lot and
6-foot conc re te blocl.: wall
and gate on the fr ont pro-
perty line with in the re-
quired l ·root front yard
s e tback.
Uu Permits
C laus Abel and Van Lin-
gen.' 3000 Newport Blvd.,
Newport, automobile ser-
vice garage in a non-con -
form ing bui lding in a C-1
Disttict.
Shark Island Yacht Club,
~H Bays ide Dr., Newpt'i"l
Beach, e stabli shment or a
yacht club with liquor and
live entertainment in an R-
3 Distti ct. This is the pre-
sent location or Wrth Har-
bor.
Commun ication s
Request or the Irvine Co.
ror a one-year e xtens ion of
a use pennit ror signs a t
Jamboree Rd. and San J oa-
LEGAL NOTICE
~OTIO~ Or PHOI~~f:ll
C:II ARTf.H AMt::'\0\H:\"TS
\IO'n CF: IS ll t:ll~:nr GI\'F:N, r f!'lllllnt lo ,\rtidr II, Sr<"tioa
{h), of th ~ con .. titutinn of
tl.,. ~halt" of C11 lirom i11 , th11 1 ~'Opi,.,. nf thf' ptopoAf'd .tmrnrl·
mf'nt" lo thf' C:hilrll'f of lh f'
City nf NI'WJIOft Rf'a r h to b.o ..nlHnin~d to th" votl'r>~ of tl.e
City of Nf'wport llrart. HI rn,. r. ... ne rMI Mun 11"ipal ~;l .. l't iMI to
b.. h~l•l on .\pfil 9, 1968, one
u~ilahl,. in th e offi<",. of th f'
Ci ly Cl,.rk nf lh~ City of Nf'w•
port lk-Mr h.
n~· ,.,1: f l"bru<lry 20, 1968
La11 r.t t.a~io ...
C.ity C:lerk ,
c:i ty of Nrowport l)f'at•h
PubliAh: f'r b. 22 , 29, March 7,
14, 21, 28. n<l April 41 1968,
in lh<" Newport I_J,.rbor F,n.-ign
CAR STEM!$ UP
co ron a
JOHN ZUBIE TA
Albertson's Food Center
30 -49 E. Coast Hwy.
John Zubiela, a native Sou thern Cali-
fornian, has been manager o f Albert-
son's Food Center in Co rona del Mar
fo r the pas t 2 years. He joined the mM·
ket chain q years ago, when it was
kn own as the Greater All -American Mar-
lce ts, and has sp ent most of the tim e
a t the Corona del Mar market. He is a
graduate of Mater Dei High School in
Santa Ana, whe re he played on the va r-
si ty bask.etball team. His schooling
continued at Santa Ana Junior Coll ege,
and he is no w attending night class at
Chapman Coll ege in Orange, working
towa.·d a markeling degree. His wife.
Lin da, is a first grade teache r at Wood-
land School in Co sta Mesa.
SHOP in
del M ar!
because •••
EASY PARKING ••. right in front of
the stores olong friendly Eost Coost
Highway.
OWNERS AND MANAGERS will gr .. t
you ot ooch sl.op ••• gi .. you fri ondiy
ser•ice ••• show you new merehondise
suited to you ond th is orea.
SURPRISE SPECIALS or• b•ing of.
fered b, Corona del Mar stores for
Friday night sllopp•rs!
WE'RE O P EN FRIDA Y N IGHTS
Come in and visi t us ... see ou r smarl"new merchan dise •.• browse al your leisure. •. or rush in ior a quick item.
THE GAY LADY
2435 E. Coo sl Hwy.
67].3753
Casual Cloth es and Sport swe ar
JOIIDM'l PET IIIOP
2732 E: Caosl Hwy .
67~5320
Speci als Every Fridoy Night!
We'1e open Friday eve.
C. AIIOTT'S FAIIUCS
2610 E. Coast Hwy.
673-8319
"Our coMplete se lecri on
wi ll GJIIGZt yow!"
WAIUID'l ... Ylllll TY
2816 E. Coast Hwy .
673-5477 "Buy there Service
Makes • Dlffert~~a !"
,
~---rAINI'n 26<10 E. Coast Hwy.
673-2740
"Visit our Cofftt G.,dtn
in Tiwli S41'art "
CIIIIITII-.. ._CY
3021 E. Coat H..,..
673-2550 Opt~~ 9 •·•· lo 10 p.111.
every ll<ty!
THE HEAIITHSTIIIE
2711 E. Coast Hwy.
67J.7065
"fireplace Things"
M.~l FOOD CDTIII
3049 E. Coast H..,..
67S.0370 c., ... del ""'' s
Colllfllete food • .,tet
••m .. rs•c.
.... ~ ..... J 'i•.J Gllpardf
3262 I•M -· M_,... Moitlttt
A Fru •• lruJe,~tltttl
CQrflrttMitJJull Ciri&ti• Chard
n. ••• ., ......................... .
..,clo,y s. .. lu Md Cbordl Scbool •• 10:00 ...,_ ... ...., •-,.wt... ,.._., U2-2UO
Steam was blown into Ute
car or Mrs. li;am Hill or lll
W. Wilaon, Costa Meaa.
When Che wat e1 hoae 1tarled
leakina 11'1 lhe, ail condition-
er Sunday, March tO. ·New·
port Beach Firemet'l ad,.
vited ~·· 'Hill. parked in
froot of 506 36th SL, Wcll
Newport., t.o have her ear
fi u d bti(Ofe t he drove mudt ,.,.,..,,,
KU'S IIDTAUIIMT
3050 E. Coaot H,.y ,
673-9682
ry Ken 's D<lily Special Nif!/ltl
5'UI 9
IM. AUIICIIU ••••••• 3409 E. C..ot Hwy.
67~3133
Clll ........
3107 J:. Coat H..,..
673-2100
"Your H,.u.old
De,.,Wtlll SUre"
PATIIILII'I.n-
3565 E. Coat Hwy •
67~1150
Co111c ViJ il our Blmcy SUp
""'I TIY • .,
3101 E. c.. tfwr.
673-3191
ToyJ f« cwry ....
UIILLriJ fiR
»•1 L C.. ffwr.
675•U
S,.ci.rl z ... Ill ..rr ,_..,. ..... , ......
• 3321 E. C..sa H..,..
67l-2230
AN ART SHOW and tea at the clubhouse
will again be a feature of the annual Lido
home tour, which will be held Friday,
April 2b. Committee members Include, from
lett, Mrs. J.E.T. Rutter, Mrs. William
Cono ver and Mrs. Allen Camp bell. The
tour will include the following bay front
homes; Robert Marshall, 307 Via Lido
Sou d; Harry Pierce, 444 Via Lido No rd;
Will iam McGee, 405 Via Lido Soud, and
Robert Picking, 122 Via Lido Nord, and
the"inside" home of the John Redfield's,
828 Via Lido Sou d. Th e thfme of the home
tour is "Lido -C'est Ia vie!" (Photo
from the Lido tslat~der.)
LEGAL NOTICE
CERTIF'ICAH: OF llUSINESS
Fictitious F'inn Name
THE: UNOF:RSIGNEO do here--
by certify that thfly are con•
du ctiog an e•ecutive aircraft
eale• and service butdne•• at
llo• 273, Corona del \lar, Call-
fomla, under the Octitioue finn
n11me of t\ero.\lart, and that
uid firm i~ compol'led of the
following per-"'nll who>~e
namea in full and flace8 of
residence are aa lo lo•n1, •~
wit:
John V. llaker Jr:, 777 Avo-
cttdo Ave., Corona dl'l \hH, R.
42, V. Oe Scio~<e Jr., 777 Av~
c•do Ave., Comntt del \tar.
WITNESS our hand• this 8th
day of \larch, 1968.
John V. llaker Jr.
V. ne Scio"e Jr.
STATE: I'Jt" CAL!ff)RNIA
OHJNTY flF' DRA~Cf: u.
I')~ THIS 8th d-r of \larch,
1968, before me, a ~otary Pub--
lic in 11nd lor said county and
!Uate, reto~iding therein, du ly
commiaaioned and !!lwo rn, pe ""
son ally appettred John V. Raker
Jr., V. 01' Scio11e Jr., known
to me to be the per110n 11 whoae
oilmeN are 11ub11cribed to the
within in!lltrurnent, and ac know-
ledf!:ed tome that they eu:cuted
the flllme,
~'IT~ t:S.<; nty hand and offi·
cia! !!leal.
J. T. ~'ah•h
~0 t11ry Publi c in 11nd lor uid
County and State.
\ly Commia,.ion e11pire" ,\pril
18, 1968.
Publish: \larch 21, 28, April 4,
II, 1961\ in th e Sewport !!arbor
[DIIif!:D•
LEGAL NOTICE
~oncr. m c u:mmns
SU P F:R IOR COU RT OF' TIU:
STATE OF CA LirORSIA F'OR
THE COUNTY Of IJHASCF
:'\o. A 59026
Estat" o f PAIJI. j . Sllo AYZE
Deceased.
NO TI CF:ISIIF.REilY GI\~~S
to the crt"dita rl'l o f thf' ahoH•
oamt"d dec:edl'nt that all pf'r-
sona h••in~ r laiml!l a~llin !!lt
the ~<aid decrdl"nt arr r>'-
quirf'd to fil e thr.m , with lh f'
ftf'Ceii!IHry \'QU Ch .. f", in thO' o f•
fief' of the abo vl' t:ntit],.rJ
cou rt. or t.o prel'lt>nl th~ . ...,·ith
the ftl'CeSAary \'OUC"hf'r,., 10 tb,.
undenlil{ll..d at Thom a" •:. 111'1-
fe man. P .t). Ho• 16a:J. :'\,....,_
port !luch. Califomia • 92663,
which ill the pli1ct' of hu>~i·
nH;>'~ o f the undl'n!lil{n"d in all
maut>r!l peruinin~~: to thr ,.,._
tiltf' o f 11aid d!"r f'dl"nt. •dthin
11i~ month !I aher thl' lir!'t pub-
li ratioo o f this ooticl'.
Oat I'd \larch 25. 1968
\lr!l. Pearl lllonfirld
Ri ch11rd J. Sandoval
Elt>cutor>'~ of thl!' elllate of the
abo.-e narnl'd decedent
Thomll!l [. n .. lf .. miln
P Jl. Uox 1653
\"f'l'\pDrt Reach, Califomi:1
92663
P ubli!<h: \1 arch 28, April ·L II.
18. 1%8. in thf" Newport illlr-
ba r F.n s i K'1
NEWill
SUSHHELL ""uouopoo
b•"•c .. tooo. o'tlco t 'l"od o
UHITitOH
u. • ._ Hyott Porter Bolrer
!""" • ~~·
MISS FOWLER WED
TO HYATT P. BAKER
Following a honeymoon in Jose, \1iss Anne Bagby of
Palm Springs. \tr. and \Irs, Pasadena, and ~1rs . Kenneth
Hyatt Porter !laker are Schwarz of Q.iverside. Also
making their home at Fort dressed in lavendar was the
Coll ins , Co lo, The &room flowe r gi rl. Mis s Stephanie
will con tinue his s tudies at 'daker of Costa \tesa.
Colorado State Unive rsity. The groom's brotlter, Fri tz
and his bride ltas started to Saker, served as best man.
teach 4th grade-elementary Ushers included 2 o ther
scltool students. brothers, Lester and Ste·
:r"e br~de-is the former phan 'Jaker; the bride's bro-
\hss Jeanne Roberta Fow. ther..tn-law, Wayne Gault,
ler, daughter of '.tr. and Mrs. and Kenneth Schwarz 1lnd
Kenn.eth W. Fowler or 6-10 Edward g,aklefnrd of Whit· Tuslln 1\.ve., Newport
lleights. The groom's par-
ents are \tr. and \trs . Stan·
ley Baker or El Cajon.
tier.
Before the wedding, Q.a.
bert Templeton read fav orite
Scripture passaaes of the
bride and groom. During the
ceremooy. the groom's s is•
ter, Joan, sana ''WeddinK
prayer." ''Lord's prayer"
and lhe "~i ng."
The young couple were
united in marriage Ut Dr .
Charl es Oierenlield at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church of Newport Beach
on Saturday arternoon, \larch"
16. 11.-lr. Fowler escorted lt is The reception was
the lireside room at the daughter to the altar for the
double ring ceremony. The church. Friends of the bride
assisting with the reception bride wore a gown of white included Susan Bliss, Mar·
silk organza with an over· garet l3lbom, Qonna Shub-
dress or Chantilly lace, lum, Susan Cash, Carol
whi ch rell into a sweeping !·looker. Lucia Abercrombie,
chapel train. The lace bo· J oan 'Baker and Charlene
dice was adorned with tiny Suter. pearls and a princess crown
of pearls held her shoulder \Irs. Fowler re ceived
len&th illusion veil. She guests in a yellow sheath
ca"ied a bridal sheath or dreu with or&anza coat and
1ardenias. _ma tchina yellow accessor-
The matron or ltonor was 1es. She wore a· corsage of
the bfide"s sister, Barbara yellow cymbidium orchids.
(Mrs . Wayne) Gault o r Hun-The groom's moth;r wore. a
tinaton Beach .. She wore an chartreuse crepe .. reu With ri~~~~~~5~~J=1 i·•:~mpire styled gown of Iaven-matchina lace coat. ller cor-and violet. Similarly use was ~a~e up of char•
l~~:·!:~d were the brides· treuae cymb1d1ms . iAcludina anOther The bride was araduat ed
Miss Dorothea Fowl• rrom Newpo:rt Harbor Hiah
th e 1roorn's sister, Min School in 1964 an~ j~st_laat
Saker o( El Cajon, and February from Wtulher Col•
I(;:O(x~~~~XX;()~~·~·~J~a~d~e~H~o:b;•~·~·~·;r~San~ leae. She was a 1964 Zonta &irl of the year and Chil·
. .dten'• Home Society debu·
'JI,e Largest Bible Class in lho Harbor Area
ln l .. •,.. t. • tNtl, 1ft which
"The Bible Collts Alive"
TIMI: 1._, Sn .. ., ....... , .... 9:45 .. 10150
PLACI. PIRST BAPnST CIIUROI
OP CDST A IIIISA .,_.._11·-·
A I'ARII I'ELCOIIE AI'AITS YOU!
BRING YOUR CHI LDREN!
tante. ·
Her husband received his
liberal arts dearee at Whi"'
tier and is now studyina for
a S .S. de1ree in enlineer-
ina. He affiliated with lhe
Willism PeM Sociely a&
Whittier and beton1s to
national hoaor enaincerina
rratemity at Colorado S&ato.
,.
Haag ch~pters install NEWPORT HAR80R EligGH
SEOONO SECnOII --Pllt 3
THURSOAY, AniU, IW
OOIIJII A DEl liM. CM.Jf.
PUNISHED DDG BITES BOY, 13 April ia iaa&ala.lioa tDD111h
(or the chaptert ol the Hoaa
Hoapital Auailill)'.
The Niahtiaple Chapur
I tarted che I'DDI'IIh OD Apri I
2 with a luncheon a& the
home of~·· W.E. l..an1aton,
Sonora Rd. in Coill Meu.
Mra. Joaeph A. Seek WJI
the install ina officer, aivina
the 1avel to the new chair-
man,Mn. D. E. Fuller. Other
officers aro Mn. Robert Un-
aer, ht vice·chairman; Mra.
Mel MOI!ilon, 2nd vice-
chairman; Mra. Phi l Scheid,
lrd vice-chairman ; Mn.
~l arry Bour1eois, recordin1
secretary; Mrs. &tker Pope,
conespondin1 secretary;
Mrs. Daniel Shepardson,
treasurer, and ~ •. Jack
Gamaus. parliamentarian.
There are S active com-
mi ttee• within the chapter,
the Baby Photos, the main
money makina project or
the Nialtti9aalea, headed
by Mrs •. William Schorer :
calendar, Mu. Willard
Chamberlin Jr.; holiday,
Mrs. Sterlina Wolfe: publi-
Mu. Dontkl Fraser;
•
t llmOI board, Mrs. Robert
Habennan; cancer reaittry,
Mn. Wilbur Newman.
The Hunter Cltapter will
have a brunch at 10 a.m.
Monday, \pril ~. at Irvine
(:oast Country Club. '·its.
'N.~. Lan11ton,incomin a pre·
aident of the A~o~xiliary, will
inatall the new board, Mrs.
Charles Stanwood will take
on the duties or the ::hair-
min. Aniuina her will be
Mrs. Charles E. Hollister,
ht vice.-chairman; .. Mrs.
F rank E. Finster, 2nd vice·
chairman; treuurer, Mrs:.
Theodore Robins: re cordi n&
secretary, Mn. Stanley Sta·
tia; conespondins aec{~·~
tary, Mrs. Georae H~r;
hospitality, Mrs. Charles
Goodin1; publicity, \1rs .
Harold Miller, and \Irs. Jacl
Cunninaham, oot&oing chair ·
man, will serve as parlia-
mentarian.
The Arfiliants Chapter
will hold a luncheon mee t·
ina at the Vers ,illes restaur·
ant Wedne sday, April 10.
William Hud son, hospital
adminisu:nor, will tell how
Amuc~l " the volun.teben of ththe The dol chat Richard Mil~ ard. and die AuJUali•
U.ll 1ary contrl ute to e Shepherd wa1 -·ar•tin•d· hospital in service. ler, 13, or 3061 CarobSL, -
Mn. Henry L. Jonu, out· East Blurr, wu punishina In Mother dol bile c11e,
aoinl president or the Au~ti· for weuina on a rua com-Dav id Schlicht. tm Trade·
liary, will install the new pounded its misdemnnor winds, ·s.ycrest., round •••
officers: Chairman, Mu. Thursday, Much 21, by swinlin& a pillow at a dol
Brad Miller: IJt vice--chair-tumina on Richard and bit-doesn't pay. The dol was
man, Mrs. Pete R1bbiu; re· ina his cheek. placed under quarantine
2nd vice--chairman , '.1u. A tetanus shot and 1 slit.-with its owner, Chris" Simp.
\taurice Walsh; recordina .c~h~c~•.w~C~<:'~'='~q="~ir~c;d;l;o;r~R~o~·,~hi-;;';o;n;, Th11nday, March 21. secretary, \1u. Ger1ld
\1cCiellan; correspondina VALE 1 _ secretary, \1rs. ·Richard __ _
Simpson; treasurer, Mrs.
~eorae LOaan; hospitality
duirman, Mrs . E.L. 'Naao.
ncr.; The outaoina chair-
man, Mrs. Jamea Walsworlh,
will aerve aa parliamen-
tarian.
GELBAUiol NAMED DUN
Prof. ·Bernard R. Gelbaum
of East Bluff, chairman of
mathema tics at UCI, hu
been named associate "dean
of the school or ph ys ical
sciences. Ue will be pri-
marily responsib\e for the
academic aHairs of the
school of physical science&.
I U7 I, c.est .... sup
COIIONA -MAll. CAioii'OMUA
-CHASE 6 HELEN CRAMPTON
• Exu·II~IH C l~ani ng
• Fine l .. tllllclf\
• Ah ... r:•tio n,
Pkk Up & Delivery--· 675-0310
rp'REE Vacation tlas
and Guide CJJoo
Pick up your FREE
copy at any
Mutual Saving s
Office
Catalogued and Ill ustrated
by Rand McNa ll y _(r1r yott.'
,·canada
Visit our VACATIO!': TRAVEL EX P O~IT ION Apr il 1 thrtHI .~h 10.
featurin g co lo rful exhibits and free _brochurcs on cxcit1ng l':tl':Hion :mract1on s in Can-
rl ·
ada, United Sta tes and Mcx iLo. ~~.~S PEC I AL ATTRACTION -.1 Tr:tve l
Consulranr ro answer your questions regarding any type of travel' ~,.:LOur
Savings Counselors will also be happy to help you pl.tn future notion travel by
opening your savings :ll'U>unt with Murual Savings. where \'OU will earn the highest
rate on insured savings-and the magit· of compound intncsr-will mak e your "d ream
trip" come true sooner than you think 1 "''••.! ;s .. Current imcrest on savings is 5% per
an num compounded daily :md an extra .25% pn annum bonus o n cc rrific n cs of
$1,000 o r m o re h e ld for'> years.
IVlUT UAL S _AVINGS
181\7 Ea5t Coa5t Highway • CORONA DEL MA R. Calif. 92(o1S • Telephone 675-5010
• Mr-. c,,.,._'"'· ( •'titter>\ <OM Tr.a'~ ~.a
\ton.l.w thnt fn,l,~;)' I 00 · 1 'ttl r m. • S.tuf\by 1n:00 · 11 ·1Wl11 m
AUOfF~')Pf"N SAnliOAY. APIII.t• t ·•tui·•PW.
'
. ' THE 9ALBOA BAY CLU'l will hold Its
own Me xican Olympics for Its April party
on Saturday the 27th . Ronnie Brown's
Quartet will add four musicians from
Herb Alpert's band to become the "Ti-
juana Tin." The strolling "Mariachis de
Tenampa" wilt entertain guests through-
out the evening. Complimentary "te-
quila" will be served from 7 to 8 p.m.,
and the buffet will feature Mexican
foods. Hosts for the evening will be
Senor and Senoras Glen Farrier, Brent
Ogden, Lee Sammis and John Wilson.
Pictured here in a fiesta mood, s tanding,
left to right; Mrs . Brent Ogden, Mrs.
Glen Farrier, Mr. Farrier, Mrs . Lee Sam-
mis; seated, Mr s. John Wilson. (Terry
Boris photo.)
ir"""""'"""""""'"""""""i ' Damn Yank ' to be
• FOR A
COIISERVATIYE
App,ooch to
G•n•rol lnsu,once
Con lac/
ED WARD
AT
JAY & RENFRO
333 N. NEWPORT BL VO
NEWPORT BEACH
LIBERTY 8·1188
Friendly Jlfellhbolt.ood .......
BEll BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8·3433, 8·3t34 eo.t.a Mea
The Newport •!arbor High
school music and drama
departments will present
"Damn Yankees" Friday
and Saturday, April 26 and
27, in the higllschool audi-torium,
Included in the cas t are
Ann Foss as Meg, Dave Van
Houten as Joe Boyd, Terry
Hamilton as J oe Hardy,
John Carl ton as Applegate:
Diana Gray as Lola, Ste ve
Simmons as Van Buren,
Jany·Brown as Rocky, Nick.
Furticella Bf V.emon, Bi ll
Wolfe as Smokey and Pat
Gunkier as Gloria.
Supporting cast members
include Tom Lover, Sharon
Tri m ble~·. We ndy Isbell ,
]~·l ike Sherwood, Ann Gr .
shaw, Bruce Johnson and
Rick Hawthorne .
\!embers of th~ A Cappella
Choir and the Chantelles
will prov 1de th t chorus
background.
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS · AU SIZES • ALL TYPES
Telephont: JAcboa. 1 ·2231
IOU JC.ottlla. Stanton 2320 S. Mala. Salata A-.
DONALD BOLTON
FOR
FULL-TIME
City Councilman
Newport Beach
• A LOCAL ~.u.i nusmon with th• TIME
ond DESIRE to urve ALL rite citi zftts
of Newport Beach fu ll time.
• A can1ervotive trust-for your fox
dollars,
• A stou nch believ•r in PLAHHIHC HOW
lor Newport Beoch TOMORROW.
e For on efficient, courteou• city govern.
men!, concerned with YOUR PROB·
L EMS ond WORKING for YOU .
Bob Wentz is dramatic di-
rector and is assisted by
Les Van Oyke , vocal di rec-
tor; Pa t Lindquist, in ;ha•ae
of stage design and choreo-
graphy , and Richard England,
orchestra di rector.
"DANCE-Ill" FRIDAY
FOR JUIIIOR HIGHS
Eas ter Week will begin
with a giant hop for Harbor
Area junior high students,
as "Dance-in No. 2" jumps
niT Friday, Apri I 5 fr om 7
to ll) p.m. at Mariners Park
mu ltipurpose room, 2002
Dover Dr.
The dance, spoosored by
the City of Newport Beach,
Parks, Beaches and Recrea-
tion Department, will fea-
ture the popular "Rhyth m
and Blues Workshop." This
group has been acclainied
a t the "New Look Disc~>
theque" in Balboa, as we ll
as in concert wi th the ra·med
"Sunshine Company."
Tickets may be ['lurchased
for 75 cents at the door, or
from local junior high s w-
dents sporting orange shoe
laces.
Ot•n Bn rtun'<o puhlu POStl!On nn o:.omf• tSSurs of ma1or 1mpac t on your commw11 ty
TIDELANDS US£. FEE
A di S(r,mtnatory n·Hhod of 'ta xation· wh1Ch could eas1ly lead to
111ul lll11d•·<, of 'cnntriV''Ii" !ilk -~arms ,lffPC IIIIQ ttl I CI I!Lf'n S Of the
I Q!lH!IIJIIJty.
FREEWAY PROBL EMS
A '''SOlu ti On of Fn:l'wav ro,tllnftS and 111 terchanqes NOW . 111 ,, man·
'~"'r dCL•·p table to Ill•' rn.qot~ty of thf' C +IIL~"n S of Newport Bf'ach.
COUNCILMANIC DISTRICTS
'J.~u,hwl 11r(' nres•:nt "'V"It'n• of D1s lrrc ts so that no sec t ron of !hP
'11y W1ll •·vcr bP l.rc~,nq 111 r~>presen tiltiOfl . nor will any area be
· • •v•·r·r(•JJH"!Sfln trd . ·
PUBLIC SC HOOLS
11 '"' ••SSf'n!lill t hc~t 1l1•· C1ty ilnd the School o,str ,ct work hand·tn ·
qlq,,.,. 1n all staqes of plarHHnq for Clly expans1on.
INTf.R·CITV HARMONY
A flJ•••d PKo SIS to work. 1n hil rmony wtlh our ne tghbor lor .tn\IC<ibiP
o.,ulu t,ons to lnler-cl!y p10blems through a forward·look ttl thPsP
prohlems wh1ch ccn a,ntv wdl ar~se from 11me to IHTlP.
CIV IC CENTER
A thorough analys iS of the e 1oSI1na problems and future net~ds
">houlcl br> made NOW and we 1ghed aga1ns1 cost and leasJblll tv
PL ANNIN G
Ma ste r plannmg 10 a realtslt c manner. wllh up-dated th1nkmg. trl
order lo assure adequate park. school, and library s iTes 1n our
he au11ful commumty. Let us not crea1e lomorrows ghellos lodav.
AIRPORT. EXPANSION
Tot<~ I rctect•on NOW of any scheme to expand a I ready over-crowded
Orange Catmty A~rport. The nuisance factor of heavy air 1raffic has
already had an adverse eHec 1 on some of our finest residenttal
areas.
T.V. "JRVEILLANCE
Probably a modern , up-to-date. and Important tool for an already
fine Pollee Department, but only with boiiHn safeguards to assure
NO INVASION Of PRIVACY.
DONALD liOL TON IS:
Not cootrolled by nor aff1liated with ANY pressure group.
Avatlable -not only fOf Counci l meetings, but All DAY . EVERY DAY .
Ready, wtlltng, and able to represent ALL cit izens from AU areas of Newport ""'"""'i
1'01 CITY COUNCILIIAN,
Your Vote on April 9:'-A.~~ft'n:;;u-;pftiU"Iv
11111111AY. Al'lltl. 4,111i
CXIIIIU Dll. 11M CALIF.
Pavilion exhibit opens
A ,. ... pectiv• eUibhioo &he lender~ IDd artiua roJ.
or dle ••• of utlua Joe lowina the openina recep.
Goode Md Ed Rueeha ••• lion. ,
uaveiled Sunday. Mt.rch 24, Th• eahibiti'on is now open
at an invitationttl preview to the public and will con-
pany hoated by the Fine tinoe throuah April 21. Gal·
Aru Pauona of Newport lery hO)Ua are from 1 lO 3
Harbor in the Balboa Pavi· p.m. Wedneadaya lhrouah
lion Gallery. Sundaya and 6 to ~ p.m.
Mr. and Mu. Howard Law-Mondaya. Group toura may
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Chicheater, and Mr. and Mra. Richard SteWart at4~4-
Mra. Philip Gold areeted. 2032 or Mn. Spencer Rich--
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artiua, many prominent
colleclOn wtto have lent
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Trustees of the Fine Arta
Patrons hosted the official
dinner at the Newport Har·
bor Yacht Club, honotina
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Caraway ')r.; Costa Mesa,
hu been named to the dean's
list of academically superior
students a t Cal State Los
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show for more than 2 dec·
ades, will be the speaker
for the Ap ril q mothtM:Jaugh·
ter luncheon meeting of the
Lido Isle Women's Club at
the Lido Clubhouse.
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CapL Oonald ()yau arc
anon& lhe city officials
from 11 Southland commun·
itiea enrolled in uses lllh
annual municipal department
heads' uecutive develop-
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meets each Friday, until
May 10, at USC's center for
trainina and career develop--
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"\All....• be ~-rr let "-'CU 10.
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Come hear how a better
understanding of God can
bring you guidance, purpose,
and ability. Charles M. Carr,
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I'Chrittion Science Boord of
lectureship, is giving a lecture
lor the whole community.
Everyone is invited . Bring
your friends. The purpose of
the lecture is to s!low that no
boundary can separate us from
the goodness of God.
Bp.m. Tuesday, April 9
at Linco ln lntefmedtale
School Aud1tonum
3101 Pac1fic View Or,,
Cllfona de l Mar
Spon sorul by
second Chwch
of Christ, SCientJst
Newport Beach
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Publi!lh: April 4. II , 1968, in
T11e ~ewport Harbor f:nsign
Th.-City Council of thl!' Cit~·
of ~ewport Beach dol's ordain
as fo]IOIY!I:
SECTIO~ I. Section 12.2-\.-
0 .. 5 is added to the ~,.,.·port
B.-ac h Municipa l (ode to T<"ad:
"1 2.14.0.4S Pr/~tto Foe:/• s,..<l Lf,.u -Forty-1/va
Mila• per Hrwr. Th<" prima
fa r if' spe<"!l limit oo th ..
lowi11g named !'oltf'et" or varle
du~l"f'of s hall b.-fort)·-five
miles per hour.
The ea,.,terly If
Ca mpu ~ llrivf' from I
Road to ~hc:Arthur Boo l•·-1
vard."
SECTIO:" 2. S<"r tioo 12.24.-
058 is i1dd<"tl to the Newport
Beach Munic-i pal Code to rr-ad :
"l2 .14.054 p,,,_
S,.ftd Limir-Fifry Milas per
Hour. The prima f•d e !opeed
lim it on the lt>\lowinll named
streets or part!l therf'of "hall
be fifty miles per hou r.
San JoaQuin Hil ls Road."
SECTJO:'-; 3. Thi!!o
s hall be publi,.,hed onr<" in t
o ff icii! I D<"W!Ipaper of th<" Ci
a ad the !!'iame !!'ihall be e lff'clive
30 days after the d11te of its
adoption.
This ordin;onr f' ...... '•· """"
duced at a rejl\llar Tllr<"tirq~
the City Cuuncil of the Cih·
Ne.wpon Bear h held on lh .. IJ UI
da1 of Marrh, 1968, and was
adopted on thf' 25th day of
March, 1968, hy thl'" following
vote, to wit:
AYES. COI"NCIL\1t:N: Rogr-1""!',
Pal"l.'IDn!l, \1ar!l hllll, Crnber.
Cook, F"orf!il, Shthon
NOES, COt'SC:II .\I E~: S on<"
ABSENT C011SC:II .\1 [S: S one
ATTEST:
Pa u I j. f.ru her
\IIIVOT
Laura LalfiD!I
City Clerk Puhli l!lh: April 4, 1968, in
Thf' lt.rbor £n11 ijPI
LEGAL HOTICE
fPhoto from the Oct. a. 1 q~3, of the Ensign.)
1953 TH E ANN UAL BENERT ol the Newpo rt Har-
bor Col . William Cabell Chapter of the Oaucjl-
ters of the American Revolution wa s held Sept. 29,
1q53, at the Newport Harbor Yacht Clu b. The partici-
pants included, standing, left to right, Mrs. William Ta-
tom and Mr s. Frederic Morris from Los Angeles; Mr s.
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Finch, Co rona del Mar resident and business·
man and fo rmer mem ber of the Newport Beach Ci ty
Coun cil, to show the boundary lines for what he oro-
posed as the "City of Corona del Mar." Mr. Fin ch
accomp ani ed his sketch with the following remark :
1962 A~EA chairmen of
the Orangt County
Philharmonic Society wo.
men 's committees for l%2
Included th is foursome:
standing, left to right , Mrs.
Nicholas Weamer s, High·
landers Group; Mrs. Lowell
':vans, 13eacoo Bay, and
Mrs. John Crimp, Irvine Ter-
race; seattd, Mrs. Willi ii'TI
Schworer, Balboa lsLana. A
progress report on the con-
t inuance fund drive revealed
20!5 new menibers and an a~
preciable Increase. In funds
over the previous year. Mrs.
John Swartl: served as chai r·
mao\ of the Newport Harbor
women's committees. (Allee
Goodsell photo from the
Aug. q, 1'11>2, Issue of tile
~nslgn.l
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William B. Tritt of Lido I sle youth activities chairman
of the local chapte r, and Mrs. Chatlen F. L anders of
BalbOa, regent; seated, left to right, Mrs. Charles
Boice of Balboa, Mr s. Marjorie Crumley of Balboa Is-
land, Mrs. Lou is Briggs of Balboa, Mrs. Di xson Tubbs
of San ta Ana and Mr s. Sal vatore Mon aco of Balboa •
CITY OF
CORONA
DEL MAR
I F I C 0 C E AN
"HJii oi the coml"'lu'1i ty 1S fron t1ng on e1mer the oc ean
or th e bay . Th e other half crest s along the beaut iful
coastal htlls. It s. an awactive picture. Eve rything
tS here fm one of the mos.t cha ro?ling and prosperous.
reso rt comrnun1t1es on the Pacific Coast."(S..:etch tram
the Seot. 13, 1956, 1s s.ue Clf the Ensi gn.)
J96J RI BBON CU TTERS
J t the op cnmg of
Pac if ic Te lephone's ntw
Cos ta Mes.rN ewoort 9each
business office at 18th St.
an d Orange Ave. in Cos ta
Mesa •ncluded, lett to right,
Mesa May or Arthur Meyers;
Ted Hamorook, phone com·
pany manage r, and Charles
Ha rt, Newport 1:3ea ch mayor
pro t em. (Photo Item the
Oct. s, 1 qe,1 issue ot the
En sign.)
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ly Dl. JAIIIII I. 1•111T
,__...,..,,.... d n~......,.....,L••-• O.Ats ,., ... A_. .. c...u.tcw.._~,,
tl• tas.; '-CllttiSTlAII IIACDM. 7 ....... A-, ~11-.t••• N. J,)
Gallle Tart: HR•" .. """'· foundation or tt\e wnrld," whi~
..,. 11 .u..-(Lob 24~1. the "aoato" wool~ "tl•pa" ''?"'
me, ye cur~, 1n1" evt"tll'l•tlf111;
It 6en .1 life (111 ni~trnre or 1\no, P~l•r fnr the (!('.l'il and
_. tjcio• cw ate tor t.m.n his •n~ls.'' So the future life i& ~ w,ond tM II"*Wiit? Tbit Ls' pn,pared for eat-h dau who are
a . ..,..._. that men llaW: d,i.,. ''''l!':"'fl by Je~us O u·m. and not
=-1 for~ but b1 their own loy tmon.
.-., or phllooophy they ha"" ltSTIMONY OF ANGELS lltWr foand the true antWer.
'Yaa llu a finite mind and 10
=--ot nuon beyond lt:s limih.
T'bt Bl"blt nnoer argues about ttle
,........ of die furu" Yr.. It
simply, pa..inly, and definitely
_. dlat ~e ie a life beyond
tht. pave (Of' . a11 human btings. nu. il one of the most impor-
turt ~ for the existence of
the Bible.
GOO IS INFINITE
God is infinite and can and
doe~ tneal SOI't'le of the 1nfinite to
ua who ar-e finite. The only
knowledge that we have of God
ani$ H is plans for us here and
heTU.fter comes to us by rnda-
rion from God. H theft were no
future life. then there ,..-ould be
no need for a Bible. If the
death o( the body mded also the
life ol the soul and spirit, then
there would bl" no Hea\'l"n. no
~II. f'O jud~ent, and 110 need of
a Rl"d«mer and Saviour. If
there were no life hl"yoo-!1 the
grave, thM WI/! would need no re-
ligion a.t all.
LIFE II:YOND DEATli
Without a "htTeaftlf!1'" ft"lr our
souls, and without future punish·
~t or rlf!warOs. tlw!n 'oll.'e c'O'uld
all Jive as we pleaS~e. and, ;r
trouble becamlf! unbearable, we
cou~ "lf!nd it :t.ll'' .simp\~ h,-rom-
tmning SlUicicle. The "annihihl.-
tionist.s'' hold to the t.ht-t.r\ that
dfath completely ends ;,11 -"'fi~t
tncl". Lut they h.t\'" 3 vt·n ,,.,J!J
lOllvwiug ~m~ •11£<T i; ., , "11·
~iO\UntSIS in all ntcn that dt>.tlh
does not enf'l a}! !• 1· -• •"k tj•h·
im;:Jl;nue,l in HI( uu11:.n milK!
lhat mo-;1 un,~:o_;j ily JA.~•ple are
afraid to cl~ b.:\.OIU:.t-they are ter.
rorizod by tM uncertainty of
what lies beyond the irave-
David sang, "I Wfll dwl"ll in the
house of the Lord for e"\"er." Job
sa.irl : "1 kown that mv red~er
liveth, and that hl" shill stand at
the latter day upon the e:\nh·
and though after my skin worms
destroy thi.s body, yet in my
tlr:sh &h.:Lll l 5ee Corl'' 1 joh
19 :25. 26). Job cenainly be-
},e\'efl in a ff:su rrerted life br-
ynnd the gn.voe.
ANCIENT EVIDENCE
MO'!e < h<JJ.;ed 11hca.d nearlv
1500 fC'.'\1'!' 3n!1 !;.'I.,... Jesus 01Tist.
and fJl turn ~ hi.; back Qtl the:
p~snrri tl-~·' E~nl't could offer
to 'htm onl~· fror this ~ly li fe,
btt.ause h~! "~1w a .e:lo rious !if(' tJe.
yond the j!:':ne with h i.~ I ..orrl .
Abraham bel ie•·t'd in a re~ur~4
tiOrl so ~rongly •ll't M "N;,~ 1\~11 -
iug to kill :uTI! ht:rn ;he !o.lliy oi
Lsaac, "a<:colKl.ting that t <01\ was
abk to rniill": him up, evru from
'.he dear!'' (Helo 1 I :1'1\. J:~.coh
an<! JoS('ph w""'"'l their I~
rau~ back to Canaan to be
ready for a l"estJrn!Crion among
t~eir own people.
OUl I.OIID'S TESTIMONY
"Enoch walked with GOO : and
ht wu not : fOf' God took him"
(Ga>. So241 . Wh<Te did God
take him? T o anothe-r part of
the earth? Oh. no, God took
Enodl beyond tt.e rave. So witt.
Elijah (2 Klings 2 :11 ). Over
900 yean later Elias and M05es
appeared before Peter, James and
John, ali ve, talking with Jesus
!Matt. 17 :.1 :2 Pet. I :16). CrtXI
prrsonally .~t.1.u~rl there was a lift'
beyond the gr<~rt' when He told
Moses that Ill' IS the rnx\ of
Abratwn, I !l.lal·. and JaMb
( Exod. J :fl. I i 1. Altlmugh thr
bodies of rh(•~r men had ))('('\'1
dead and httri(·d S('veral )111mlrrd
years, yec (f()(] claimed that thr_v
"'l:.re alive to Him and He W::l.i
their God, fr,~ f-/(' is tht' r.Pr] of
the living. 111)\ tht' rle;td ( :'\brk
12·:26, 271 T hr lldut'w ~ nf've r
doubted that thcr(' wa ~ a life be-
yond t~ gr;n·t'. Thr1r fiorl h<~<l
r~v~a led it 10 th('m. and. throoP,
them, .to all pwpl(' fRom . .l :Z).
CHIIST IS TliE JUDGE
. If the Scriptur(' t l"ft·rt"Tlces for
~AUL'S TISTIMONY
Paul l~ft no doubts un~ttlNl
when he wmte what wr !mo....· as
!h(' 1 ~·h dl.1J.Mt ,,f 1st Corinthi-
an~ He sm·• Tt'sus rn~ the third
day, accnrriini to tht· ::-rripture•.
whid1 wt'Te thus fu lli llet.l . Paul
nnmr~ thl" w~nes;:('~. inrlutfinJ?
hm1~~1f. the last Paul sta!.:t":'l his
wh•,lt: fa ith :•n.rl ~alv:tt inn ur.orm
:h1· !rnth 0r {;!sill' nf the 1....-,rfilv
~t ·.n~r e~:ivll r i I<:~U ~. '•jj f'hrisr
be tiOJ! n~n . 1i.:n i~ our pn•al.':h-
in)::' nin. a 11rl 1·nur h 11 fl i• also
va•n" .-\nrl if Chri<>~ 1-raiser!.
th('n will al1 bt-liever ~ be raist"f!
f-h·re is our UII'~SC'11 hr'l* and joy.
COMFOIITAILE FAITH
Paul w:u even more ('xplicit in
writing to thf' Thessa.h.ni .. r ~
I I Thes~. 4 : 13-18). The h. "lit··
nf believers which have rff"!.'•lrot-
J>f}Sefj or di..a.ppe.arr1] i:; tl'>t' du.;f
l•f the earth will he rc-iorrtlf"d
and caui{ht up in the air to tllC'l"l
th,·ir ,..-,u) anrl ~pirit in the pres·
•':lrt' nf l.'hri~t. who will Dnng rhr
-nul ~ :~.nrl spirits with H im fo r
thi~ ;tl•.rittlt ~ rapturou reunion.
"\'."lwn·f·m· . •mforl one anothl"T
"11h !h....,, -~ nrds." John a1lrb
l kt•l 2.: I -~ l that, in the future
li ((', the.re will be a crystal dear
river, a "thron(' of God and of
the l..amb." The tree of !if(',
which disa.f11X3r~ in Gslesis
3 :24, is in the midst of the Way.
Th(' cune of Adam is rone. 1'hl"
saints will ste 600, and His name
will be on our foreheads. Th~re
will be no darkness, no shadows.
no sin. no sorrow, no night, but
Jt"sus will be the Light. What a
glorious future life !
QUESTIONS FOil US
this les.50n, or any pan of them. But onlv tM saved ones will ~
are true, then then mmt be a lift ther~. \Viii }'OU be one? Haw
beyond the grave. If ther~: i~ no )"'U a ticket? "Believe on thl"
futur~ lik . th'en the n ihle is a Lord Jesus Chri.rt" aod you shall
compl~e: tim lt' of misrtpreserrta. br sand . What hope havt th('
tions. But we !mow that thl" ath&ts, agnostics. freethinkeo.
Bible is ttTe Word of GM. and, infidels, and a.JJ of th~ unbrlirv~rs
thert:for~. is absolutdy trut'. in the Resurrection ~ How can
Matthew 25 :.11 -46 ,·ocords nnt modernists avprt'ciat~ and appro-
only that J,.~us i.\ alh·t in pdate: the joy of the rnurrectioo
Jfe..-en, bot that Ht will !Tturn of the body of Jesus when they
alto to jud~ the Gentile natiO'l$ do '10t believe d-.-t Hi.~ body was
according to how they kave r~urrea:ed ? The Bible ~not
rrated His ~le, the Jews. te~rh what the, modernists all "a
1"hooe wfto havlf! had eompa.s•ion ~ritual rnu•.r«tiwl," for t~
on the rews art caJ!ed ~-.tOOl and lpirit ol ~1~ do not
T'hoee wfto "wt done it to "onr die .nd themort nf!td· no raur-
ol ... r.."' oi t'-" .hall "go """""'· They....., po11 out <>f ._, ln., ....,lurinr ponith-the body one! 1,,., rt .!tad ,..... ...r. bat dM ri(hreou:s inro life they~ on to be praem lmme-
deNIL"" r. tt.t Jlmt pa• .. re. tfilte · with our Lord (2 Cor. 5 :
~ upWood dearly thot the R). •ill yoo be "abomt "-tllo
........... "'""'"' .... k~ body, ....t ' ' . -witlt lfle ._ p; ; .. b ,.,a (rom t Lord''?
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"y ouNG AMERICANS ," NewBWtek st.ata, 14They are
everywhere, almost 18 million young Ameri-
cans crowding into classrooms, spilling into streets,
filling cars and stores and beaches. They have been
probed and prodded and psychoanalyzed. The na·
lion's official median age is 27.9 and declining.
There are some 17.9 million Americans between
13 and 17, the high school years."
Today we are especially concerned about one
segment of that 17.9 million Americans, that group
that call therruelves "Hippies." We feel it is vitally
important today to learn to know and understand
the genuine "hippy," the young American who is
honestly in search for peace and happiness and
the answer to the problema of the world.
We are not concerned about the "early teen~
ager," the youngster who is on the verge of going
astray, endeavoring to ape the image of his more
sophisticated peen, nor thoee adults who take ad-
vantage of the naivete of the young generation-
the acid and dope pushers and the sick, sex-minded
adults. For now, let us probe this special breed of
mixed-up young Americana, the "hippies ...
To discover and understand this individual, I
read through stacks of papen. For example, The
Realist, The Daily Cali/Of'flia:rr., Tlt.e B erkelefl Barb,
The Ameriea.n Observer, The Lo• Aft.geles Free
Press. The Oracle, and TILe Weltem SocialUt.
Newsweek defines them this way: "They smile
and call themselves a new ra.ee. They want to
change the United State. from within by meona
of a vague regimen of all-ernbracinr love. They
are non-violent, mystical and bizarre. Psychedelic
drugs are their instant pMBport to nin~au, a
euphoric disdain for anything 'square' is their mo.t
common bond. Like the 'beatniks' of the '50's, they
are in the lonl' tradition of Bohemia: seekiq a
vision of the totally free life. They are, of course,
the 'hippies'."
A California sociolotriat says: 'f'J"bey are drop-
out& who are turned off by wan, poverty, political
phonineM and the 'game' that they tee' at'OGDCi
them." ,
SoeioiOiist Pauline llart oboerveo that -
"hippies" are of middle-d ... orirtn; IMJ'.., -
their middle-d ... ponmu with their """"* oD4
hYJ>OCrisieo, Rev. Leon Rarria at the AD SaiDta
Epiocop&l Church .In the Ralpt.AahhaJT &t••~
nity at San Franclaeo -: '"l'o 'Ill,....,
eharchea do not oetuaJ17 ;w-.. w1u1t U.. p;.-11.
They ... the rallk h1JIOU!q, tile J.dr at .... fJoa
church _... 'Hipploo' an ..... _....., ,...
lillaD, bat U.., ha.., not ,_..,.... God. ,._,.or
~· ou.en .l.t. t.bat the "hi...,._.. an • 1 1'1nw •
~at •+~nmmet. TIMtr an looldnw for-
loft ..... -llrtfe. TIMtr port -..,. 7 h -
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persona) work rather than on external materialism.
Troe "hippies" go out of their way for one anotller.
They are-not anti-society ; they have just despAired
of society.
The Bible bean out their diailluaionment with
society : Ecclesiastes 1 :2--3 : "Vanity of vanities,
saith the Preacher , vanity of vanities ; all is vanity.
What profit hath a man of all his labour which he
taketh under the sun?" As the "hippy" views the
world, apart from God, he UYB it is all vain and
i t isn't worth it. In this respect, he is a.b8ol utely
right! .
Besides researching publie.a.tiona, I interviewed
many "hippies"' so I could better appreciate them
and their attitudeo. At California State College a t
Lonl' Beach, a student who called himself a "hippy,''
said, "Soeiety is a fa.ilure." Look at his evidence :
Fn>m the war of 1914 up to the present conditions
in Israel -continu&l social unreat and upheaval!
What hu caused this wide-spread "hippy"
movement? I think it is beeauae of the inheritance
of the ,.hippy." When we look to the Word, in
I Peter 1 :18, we lind that Peter deocribed his ..,n.
eration u thooe who had inherited "futile habits
of life .. , from your forefathen" (Weymouth),
"the empty folly of your traditional ways" (New
Enrlioh Bible).
The "hippiea" have inherited a similar r.ociety
-a sick, sick, sick .oelety -produced by their
parent.. Heft are oome statistics that reveal the
degn!e of oi.-: In 1903 Bolaheviam wu born
with 17 oupporten, and Communinn todoy domi-
nates one billion people. American Communists
spend 38l'> of their ~ income for their C&Uae,
yet American Chriotillll& spend leu than 1 l'> of
their income for foreip tniuiona, leu than $8.00
a year per individual.
If you wen a "hippy," and you knew an Amen·
can Commtmiat ,.,., 88l'> of hla ineoma, and an
American Chriltlaa ..... ta.OO a .,_, which ODO
'""'ld you bell-pnotleed wlult he ...-J!otl?,
Tho "hippy" crfea out: ''HJ'POOriteal" WhyT A -t t.bat adda "Wider God" to the ft ..
ultN, 111111 oatlaWI _.., ID oehoolal Aetiv. miD·
lolen wbo _,_ God, ya doll7 the vlrrta birth,
the •••uwelloa at the boob', oD4 the dpnw at
Chrlot l for the zwol-at rrbla I 8odal II'IUJIO
t.bat llltlat cJnetioD to tile Mld)o, Jot obDII tile
....... ot thllr .... t ..
Tho "'IIJIIIS"' ...... _...... ~
rltnal' t. w n•n• Nl ..... _. JNOMIIm. it
"'flztllt,--fell7." • --tile--., 1-
CIIrlot, ..,. ....... .......-. ... -· d-. ... tile I b'tr, .. • .. I '.1 • Ia ........ ...
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laiJir llllst I s-• • • tbnt ._ __.,, u..-tile
,..... JSS ... Ia _.. IM -·· ...ah;r till
-Cllrirfriclll Yict0f'1, 1962
'
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I
l.atecllil
MIRSDAY, AP!tll4, )lie
DI:L 11M, CALl f.
asked
A. ,...,, hat b .. n rude Md otherwise com-
10 •• City c-ell of New .. rnit .. d IIIIUit and baUery
pon a .. ct. for 1Nve to Rle oe their persons_. de_tained
• late claim oa c:bar ... of Md r.t .. ly lmpnsoad
auauh aad baa.ery, false ...... and wilfully, and w•-
impri1oamont and property tonly and needlenly c:auud
damaae. · ~~~· to ud destruct~on ~!
Anoiney Marvin Cohn of dtetr pert~al propertte~.
Hollywood, flpretentina ~· cue tnvolvea a pollee
Jo&eph and Vic lOr Avila raoed at 95S W. 16th St.; Welt
plan• to file action als~ Newport Hei&hts ..
aaain•t Huntinaton Beach., • UNIT I$ t«)NN)RED
Co•ta Men, andTuttin. · Airrun Tbomas R. fhttow ..
"lN AND OUT OF TIME" was the theme
of the annual O•chesls modern dance pto-
ductlon presented In tile LIIUe Theate(
1t COJona del U1r High under the dlrec ..
.tlon of Mrs. Jan Keane. Pictured here
are (standing) Uary Giordano, at left,
and Carmen Day ; (foreground) sara rra--
~agen, at left, and Georgene Smith.
One of 1he reatons aiven by, 10ft of~. -and twts. 1bo-
by Mr.· Cohn for the late 11111 E. H•ro~y of Lal1a1.a
filina is lhat the l youna Beach, ,,.ncr uside~1 of
men were minor& at the time, Corona dei M• and O.y
Jul~ . a. 1967 .. Mr .. ~:Otu~'· ~ ... is • oomputer OP-
petltlon sta.tea that pohc~ crllor in the 437th Military
offic:crs wtthout le~al or Airlift. v.tna a Charleston
reuonable cau&e , ratded • AFB, S.C.;•bicta bas bMn
p1rry, rousted, pushed, cited for acmcvina an u.-
P"-1•Y-Or4ot Fuchs.ia group celebrates
Paul Keuter, preaident day, April 8, precedina the
of the Co1ta Men-Bay 7:30 meetina. ceptionally m.-itorious ra-
r ... 111• y_. w .. ~ Citiea Puch&ia Society, an.. ~ •• Georae Pratt is in
,... nounce& that a 20th anni.. charae of the dinner and
LEGAL NO TIC! lina Cor di st.inaui sbed ur-
NOTICEOFPUBUCHEARING :~·-~na .• on"fear pet-
Notice Ia hereby 1ivea th•t uman II a I,...
thfl Pl .. oi•l Coatmi .. loa oftlae duau of Newport Habor
City of Newport Beach will Hiab School and .ttended
te , .. •••1,. versuy pot-luck dinner will table arr•naements. Roest
673~ be held u 6:30 p.m. Mon.. bed, rolls, coRee, ice .. ____ ...;:;.::;;::;:::.._ ___________ ;,_ ____ c rc•m and cake will be fur-
hold • p11blic heruias oa tlae Oranoe C Coli H ' Hollywood Park nished by lhe Society. Ve-
aetables and salads will
be furnished by members.
A decorated birthdlf'y ca)ce .
made by Mrs. Fred Grant,
will be at the head table.
Special auests will be: al\1
past presidents of the So-
ciety. their spouses , and
applicatloa of Willi•• Maawell . . oast. qe. II
for a u'u Pennit 1352 to permit W1fe, Ltnd&, tl the dM&ah.-
• 2 ... tory s•'~leapettllieataddi-ter o f ~. •nd ~I. L.A. ~loo to liD fl:lllltiaiDf?D~oa fonn-Oovinetti or 401 E. 9•
IDII dwelllas. The alte 11!1 loc•-o-· bo Y,
THOROUGHBRED
RACING
STARTS
TUES., APRIL 9
9 110 lAC IS DAILY
Tuotda!lt tl'lr11 S.turdars
'lrtt raco .,.WMkders 1:•5
Saturdeyt 6 Hollcleys 1:15
' r • ' •• • ' ·-" • ' ~:
.---l:--...ll.,.i.._....::.:..-oj~---, the pre sident of the Califor-
PRIIal PRKVIIIW DAY nia fuchsia Society and his
aUIIIOAY ANIL 7 -OPUI HOUpa
2 Traebldo Vlf'let)' Show~! 10:4~. i:oo ...
Worllouts at.rt 7e.m ••• Trelnln& roeee; at 10.
h• toura of atebte5 ... Racin& lnOOIIoo
wife, Mr. and Mrs . Clarence
Eastwood.
Ralph Sparks of Downe y
will show slides or fuch ..
HOLLYWOOD PAIK "''J .. ·ood sias. Mr. Sparks is king of
c.ntury Bou~~rd at Pr•irloA~nu• state fu chsia.
ted et 227 Con~) .Avftlue, 8•1-.,. L
boa fa land . . L·· liT IY CAR
Noti ce Ia hereby furtlaer ~veo YowtJ Stev Pu 8 thotuld public hearlas wnl be . en rves , '
held oa the 18th day of April of 4986 Rtv er Ave., We lt
19681 at the hour of 8:00p.m: Newport, i s home fromHoaa
ia the Coaacll Chat~~ber• olll)re1 pilal with just a few
the N_ewpo~t ~each Chy H.U., tiCI'artches after bein& hit b y •t wh1ch t1me ad place _, .
and all peraoa• latereated •ay a car wht le ctossin& Coast
•ppear •d be heard thereoa. ltwy. at Dahlia Ave., Corona
b y Y. Copelio. H c retery def Mar. at 3:30p.m. Thun-Newport Beach City . Plaain~ ConualaaiOD day , March 28 . Mt chael Sut-
Publish: April 4. 1968, Ia ton, 18, of Laauna Beach
T he Newport H•rbor Eriaip was the driver of the car, '
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MAYOR PAUL J.
Past Mayor Charles E. Hart
Past Mayor Dora H•
Past Mayor Jay Stoddard
-ALSO-
THREE PAST COUNCILMEN
KH Kill1sley-H.as Lorea-
FrCMik Atlillson
-ALSO-
HUNDREDS OF CONCERNED
Mn. NOtect.roa f . Abbott
Mr. • Ill••· o..,;cl Alobon
Mra, M•l on Albri iJiol
A . Lee AO.l< llr. a lira ..... C. Acl..,a
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-WALTER CRUTTENDEN JR. of Cameo Shores, at
rigtlt, will be installed as presideri of the Orange
County C~uncil of the Navy Leagu e at a dinner me et-
ing th is Friday, April 5, at the Los Alamitos Naval
Air Station. The new president, who succeeds An -
thon y Christopher of Seal Beach, shown at left is
head of Cruttenden and Co., Newport Beach stock
brokerage firm.
21
Leoo 3J, at )Jl
FOR GUARANTEED
HOME IMPROVEMENT
POTHOLDERS SMOLDER
Smoke comins from cabi-
nets and the walls of the
kitchen caused Eva Fergu-
son. 221 Camat.i on Ave.,
Corona del Mar, to call the
fire department Saturday
momina. March 23. Engines
No. 4 and S, Truck No. 1
and Rescue Unit No. I
all anived quickly. Firemen
opened a drawer and found
4j smolder ina po~holde rs .
Aftade, Balboa, just a few
blod:a from home, railed the
aobriety tos1 at Waahibaton
and 8alb;9a Blvd. at 12:SO
a.m. ~d waa booked on the
charac of d.rivina under the
innuence of alcohol . • ·•
Rodney Woods, 18, of Sl4
Femlcaf. Corona del Mar,
was booked on the charac
of failure to appear .•• Os·
car Shock of Los Anaeles,
said that his weekend home
at 1130 W. Bay, Balboa,
had been robbed or 2 radios,
binoculars and a camera,
worth S600. . .Orivina at
Irvine and Santiaao, Bay-
aut, at a hiah rate or
speed drew police attention
'10 Everette Parle , SS, of
2385 Rutaers Dr •• Costa
Mesa, who was booked on
the charae or drunk drivin&
after failina the sobriety
test ... A 16 foot ficus tree
was broken off at the base;
the Cadillac that did the
damage was towed away ;
and Lillian Garmon, 42 . of
2909 Broad St., Newport
He ights , was booked on the
charge of drunk in public
... Edward Ga lt , .14 , of 4718
Seashore Ave., We s t New·
port , was booked on a war-
rant fo r viola ti on of the ve·
hicle code ... Arthur Lueao,
41, and I sidro Ramos, 53 ,
of 2919'1.! E. Coas t Uwy.,
Corona del \.1ar , were book-
ed on th e charge of posses-
sion of stolen property ...
Wilbur Newman, 58. of 1900
Uoliday Road, Baycres t,
wa s booked on the charge
of indecent exposure on the
beach at W. Bay and 19th
RELY ON US
to provide
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o designing
[_0 /[naliCing_ ~
o materials
LEGAL NOTICE
~OTIC[ OF TRI'SlH.'S S \IJ
T 0 N 89~ St., Central Newport. .. A Oo Ma y2.·1·~~a;•II :OOa .m., 1963 Ford belonging to
SOUTII EHN SF:C I'RI'I'It:S C:OH-John son and Son , Marine rs
PORATION, as Tru.!!itl'r undl'r Mile , was found s tripped of
and purl'l uant to U,.td of Trust pa n s . on a vacant lot east dated J u n~ 15,196-l, f'\l'ru-ted by LEONIE A. II ORPt:l. of Unive rsit)' Dr ., Back Bay
and recorde-d Jun,. 26. 196-1, in .• :\1iscellaneous tools,
Hook 7105, Pagr 86.'l. of OHi· valued at 5300, were s tolen
cia I Re-cords in tht" nffir " ol rrom a s toreroom at Woody's
the Rrrordrr of Oranj!:•' l.ounry, Wh a rf, at 2318 N e~·port California, will ,.,.II at puhli r
1•••·--·1 Ul W. 16111 lt., Wool-
port Heitbll, ud ,., .. 24
ue.n•istor•, eech or 1,000
waua ••• Tho &op ot a park·
ina me,l&lf Wll CUt Of(,
probably by 1 pipe cutt.r,
at &he 600 block or B. Bay,
Balboa -a 1100 lou for
the Ci ty or Newport Beach
• • • Patricia Anich, 1114
Goldenrod, Harbor View
Hill1, leh her 1400 act of
aolr clubs and baa on the
aolf baa rack in rront of the
pro s hop 11 Irvine Coast
Country C lub, and they
were stolen tometimc afi.Cr
Tuesday, March 12.
Soturclay, Merch 23
Deqr .......... .......
by 6e Cll dri•• illy CUf.
lte lchentake, 614\o\ Bla•
nia A"·· Corona del Mar.
~.Mo .. ~l4
RPo&Wn Clark Jr., 24, of
224 Ntwport Blvd., N••
port Heiablt, ••• booked
on warrut1 cbaraina viola-
tions of the vehicle and
renal code, •• Jimi1 Beck·
er, 21. of 123 25th .SL, West
Newport, wmed himaeiC in
on a Wanant for theft •••
William Barnfield, 212 llrd
St.. Wut Newport, lefl a
Sli)J s urfboard on his car
in rront or hia home for just
30 minute a -just I on a
enouah for aomeone to sual
it ••• Martha Meuaer, 204Y.!:
Sapphire Ave., Balboa ls-
fand, and het panenaet,
Judy Baldwin, or 204 Sap-
phire, saw their own doc·
tors aher a cat collision
with John Boyd, 1600 War-
rick Lane, Harbor Hiah-
lands, on Jamboree Rd ••
South or San Joaquin. · ..
Someone entered het aaraae.
said Phyllis Frank, 3001
Settina Sun, Harbor View
Hills, and stole her s tereo
tapes and deck, valued at
St35. ·: .The cash reaiater
of the Other Place, 6450 W.
Coast Hwy .;West Newport,
wu robbed of S26.0S .
Mondoy, Morch 25
,..nt••• Dr. ~ Pr ' 2111 ., a-.-will-· .............. 0 .... .
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·-"' .... ~ Oouoly Rlcllury A-. IIIII NSICIIIII dlalnlioD for 1111 Nortbon
cautoralo oaUoce . Dr. a .. .n Pille 11111 Dr . a-..,
llbore "' Newport BelCh ... ..... u .. 1D tbe campatp.
, IIOJ ICT ST ARTID .
J.W. (Wyn) ~iet, Balboa,
lala~d resident and ptomi·
nent land developer, baa
ataued conauuction on
Sellon Hiahtanda, a new
vacation community he is
buildina in the Hiah Siena
witdemcs 1 ofTulate County.
MI .· Oriel, who opetatu a
teal estate business at
Nelton, is fotmet owne1
the Camp Nelson Ledae on
the weatem aide of Siena
Nevada.
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MOR1VARIES
1741 IIJPIIIDI AYI.
COSTA MISA
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Love the
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Sound of
• Orange
County
Music
o construction aur rion rn high,..st bidolt•r for Blvd., Wes t Newport. ..
"~1 sh (r,;•r a!JI,. ,.r tirnr of :•ull•· Someone broke a window in
in Ia"'' u mon••v nf tho• I nito•rl the door , reached in to un-
St.,tl""l o~t muin front "n tran\''' lock the door. an d then uf tht" Otllnll:l" Count ) Conrt-
Sureo and tapes, valued
at $3$, were stolen from her
car parked at Fern St. and
Seathore Or., Weal Newport,
said Let lie Compton of 437
Bolero, West N e wport.
Heiahu ••• Two youna boy•
tried to start a fire in under-
brush at the yard of 201
C restview Or., Bay Shore•
• •• Hi s Iicht bulbs had
been broken several limes
before -but this time, 2
liaht fi11tures , worth ISO
were broken, said Ralph
Meyer of Beverly Hills, and
1321 E. Ba lboa Blvd., Bal-
boa ••. During a party, a TV
set and stereo, valued at
$230, were s tolen, accord-
ina to Marita Brown, 114 E.
Balboa Bl vd., Apt. A, Bal-
boa ••. Balboa · Blvd., west
o r Coronado , Balboa, was
the sce"e of a traffic col-
lis ion between drivers Ro-
bert Allen, HOI Marcu1,
West Newport, and Dixie
Wit cher, 221 Amethyst Ave.,
Balboa Island .•• J ohn Barry
II, 202 34th St., West New-
port, was booked on a war-
rant for violation of the ve-
hicle code •• ·A dress,
blouse, s lip and gown were
stolen frdm her clothesline,
said Alice Hall, 440 Irvine,
Cli ff Haven ••• Tires and
rim s were stolen from the
car belonging to Eddie Le-
vere tt, 133 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa ••• Christopher Wid-
Jar, 1200 Berkshire Lane,
Wes tcliff, s topped his car
on Coau cast of
Loud parties lastina til S
a.m. have been di sturbina
the peace and tra nquility of
the neighborhood, said Char-
les and Jeanne Haskin s ,
4)00 Patrice Rd., and
Pe&JY and Hal Evans, of
4217 Patrice ~d., West New-
port BeiJhts ... Oean Uel-
lemansen, 22. of 226 La
Jolla Ori ve, Newport Heiahts .
was booked on the charae of
possession of danaerous
drugs ... L ee Nelson, 1430
Priscilla Lane, Harbor lii&h -
lands, was anested at) p.m.
on ttle sidewalk wes t of
Mariner's School , on the
char1e of drunk in public ...
The l)odge stolen from Pat-
rick Carson, 257-A Oale St.,
Costa Mesa, was found a t
Irvine, but the keys
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City of Se-w port Hracll , r.nunty Two teen age girls s tole 2
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d I ring, I ')5~ Roseman.• P l., f'I!Oi!I'D"I 3 Wrill t'D fll'r l.a rot t inn ·~ of fl., fault and o,.m01 n<f for ~.dr. Cos ta \lesa, rerorted the
o~n ol .. ritlrn notil-,. nf hr••arh theft of Iu s Yamaha from
and of rlection to rauv th•• rts parking plact: at New-
undrr .. i~eoe-tf to ,.,.IJ ..,,,hi prn· port llarbor ll igh School p~rty to .. ari,fv .. ,,;rt ollhj!:"-, , .Footprin ts were left nn t ionA, and rhN••aft,.r, r.n IJ,., '"m-
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F th P le NffP.ORTHARSIREIISIOI rom • 0 lc. THIRO SECTIQI-Pact 5 Newport Hotbor Tri Deltat l!anor buftny will be -
THURSDAY, APRIL 4, "" will bo&d .,. E .. a.r au bat to aive Easler trtau 10 all
(U.IIna..t ,_,... • tiOI• tea. *• IIIII of llit wood, aad 1101 Cbubueo OOfDlA O£l.MAR. CAUF. (« their c:hiklrca Satwday, of the children.
ud a lirw, ••1•41 at 111.50 cu, claitMd Pr .. rict li• Dr., ln"inl· Tenace, s.td April 6, at Swanson Park in Auialina ~·· RicUid
wert 1Biuia1. · • · .O..ia loon, 311 0a)'l, Balboa h· that tomeonebrokehi• slid.. ,.._. .. y .. 0... Emefl&d Bay,LI;pana. Randall, chainnaa ,.,. *'·
Hendertoa, 5013 tU.,.,, laDd, whUe tbe car wu ina sian door and ttolc The eu hunt will beai.a Fred Myefl, Mu. Rolf' !6-
••11 Newport, reported hit parked at Fashion hl•d. a portable TV •.. Doualaa "' ............. : at 11 a.m., followed by atnandMn. William c;tuwcll.
t&ereo wat stolea rrom hit TIMw.-,, 'M.ca. 2l Church,. 2101 . W. R•IMa c.ll 6~ aamet lAd a basket lunch Tri Oeltat mly call -..
VW coo•erti.,le, wbUe part.. Maria l(iweicz, 46 , or 327 ~J~;~·~·::•~·~d~on:.!p:•:••:,!6l!,_~=========:.1b:rou::ah~t !b~y~lh~•~mo::lh:•:"~·~An~_!R~o~Jr~E~n:p:•~·~·=u-~,~10~1~2~.-l
EO ENOCHS of Chick Iverson Inc. of Newport Beach,
pictured here with his wife, has been elected a "fel-
low" of Volkswagen's National Sal es Guild, hono r so-
ciety of VW's top retai l sal esmen . He received a VW
medal In recogni tion of the number of vehicles sol d
and the quality of assistan ce given to car own ers. Mr.
and Mrs. Enochs are residents of Huntington Bea ch.
DICK JAFFEE VIES FOR 14,. SCHOLAIISIIIP
'tichard Jaffe, 2101 15th
St.; Newport l·leiahta, a I e-
nior at Newport liarbor liiah
School , i s one or the 10
finalis ts in the southe as tern
division ofSouthern Califor-
nia Ed ison Company's scho-
larship proaram.
ld at 3939 'ft. Colat Hwy .:a 1Ailrord ")r,, Cameo Shoru, I
t90 &ou , waa booked on the charae
T ... -,, Milrct. 26 _ of petty theft, aCtcr a citi·
A aotf Mit landed 08 bh zon'a anest made by Albert
prap floor, uid Ralph Martell, 2S85 Oranae, Coata
Phillipa, 2l07 Maraaret Mua~ at Afbe(taon'a Market,
Dr.,· Newport Heiaht•; the at 3049 E. Coast Hwy ., Cor-
only trouble It, it came ona del Mar. ·. ·.A amall boy
lbrouah a SIO window.·.·. threw 8 dirt clods in hi a
Someone broke I lock ofr her IWimmin& pool and I 3 in ch
aaraae door, uid Eva piece of cement throuah a
Holmes, 111 ttuby Ave., sSO alidina alan door, said
Balboa ltl.nd; it may be Or. ·Vernon Littlejohn, 2101
die lock that Thoma• Co•· Windward Lane, Baycrest
well found on hi ' auaae .. ·.Someone pried open!dte
door at lB~ Diamond Ave ., rear door &o the Zoo , 2344
Balboa hland. · .. Someone E. ·Coast Hwy ., Corona del
with rnQUJJ colored hair Mar, then pried open the
wants more fun -anyhow , CfSh reaiuer, and stole
a blonde wia and acceuor-$93 ... Johna Lutes, 214'n
iea were stolen from Irene's 29th St.; West Newport, was
9eauty Care, 2653 E. Coast taken to Hoaa Hospital, arter
Hiahway, Corona del Mar the car in which she was
. . .Oaia Holmes , 23, of ridina was involved in a car
297 Mesa Or., Costa Mesa, crash; Salt}! Eaan, S009
was picked up at 829 Say-Seashore, West Newport,
side Or. ·and booked on the wa s the driver of that car,
charae or failure to appear and Faye Letcher, 4800\o~J:
•• ·.Barbara McReynolds, Neptune, Well Newport , wu
21, of 112 W. Coast Hwy., the driver of the other car,
Apt.· 915, Newport, wss at the intenectft,n of Slit
booked on a warrant chara• 'iL and Neptune.
ina failure to appear ... Da-vid Terry, 21, of 201 Apo-Friday, Marcb 29
lena Ave., Balboa Island, Thomas Tesman, 1201/.t
waa booked on 1 charae 25th St., West New port, bar-
of drivina undcl the inOu· rowed a U67 maroon Tri-
ence of danaerous druas. .. . umph motorcycle from his roommate, Lany BraiJ, and Someone pried open the front had the sad duty or tell ina door, then pried open a
RE-ELEa PARSONS FOR COUNCIL
e DIDtCAHD TO THI PtlfstiVATJON Of THI WAY Of
UN WI AU ENJOY.
e A SUCCESSfUL IUSINISS IXICUTIVI WHO HAS 1'1.100.
ID HIS IIOAD IXPIIIIINCI TO GUIDI THI CITY WITH
INTIUIGINCE, DIGNITY AND JNTEOaiTY.
e WITH NO CON~ INTIUSTS, PAHONS ONLY
GOAL IS TO PIIOTICT USIDINnAL AND HOMIOWNII
JNTEIISTS, AND THE VALUE Of YOUI ,.OPIITY.
PARSONS
P,.Mrntion of A.rtet"ial H'ehway•
Ci ... tc leautification -lktter t:iiHarM•
Cooperation with Sc.hools -lnter.City Cooperation
p,. .. rv .. ion of ~rine Life
Improved Tr•ffic Controh
VOTE APRIL 9
PARSONS h•s fought AGAINST: Oil Explobtion-Airport Ex,.-nsion-Unbir V•ri•nc•s-ln-
creued Tues -UnMceptab6e F .... way 11ovtes -Atomic Enervy Plant Location -
Ph•se out of MArine S.rvice Fac:ilitin in Newport Harbor.
PARSONS HAS lEST COUNCIL AnENDANCE IECOID (M~Md 3 Meetings in _. Yurt.)
Three or the 10 will be
aelected as winners of 'Edi-
son aol4 award s and wi II
enter the finals. ' 1-',000
acholarship will be aw arded
to a student h om each of
the company's 6 aeoaraphic
divis ions .
wooden cabinet, and stole Lany that someone sto le it
swo from a me~l ~~ at ~·~·~·~E~·!F~;,~h~or~N~~~~H~o~JI~y·:J .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
his barber shop at 3355 Via
Lido, Lido a uildina.
cordina to ~-Mortelelle,
3000 Ceylon Rd., Co s
'ffed"'"doy, tAarch 27
TIUST!!S !'I?OIS! , Jl, or 458
"'lll SHAlt:•• IILL Cos~ Mesa, re-
Trustees of the' Orange CH~~L~S M. CAqq, of fus ed the sobriety test,
Coast Junior Colleae ')is· New Yo rk City wil l speak and was booked on the ·
trict laat week endorsed 00 "!.Vhy be fenc ed in ?" at ge of drunk in publ ic ...
leaislation which would en -8 p.m. Tu esday, April q in Keith Edge , 20, and
able new junior colleae dis-Lincoln Intermed iate Oron a, 26, of 211 E. Balboa
tricts to pay "&heir fai r School 3101 Pacific View Bl vd.; Apt. A., Balboa,
share of costs" for the stu-' , . . booked on the charae
dentt they a~d to other ex-l)r., Ha rb~r Vl eW H 1115 ' T~e-taldna · an SS9~ potted bush ~blished districts. lectur e IS sponsored Y from Newport Florist 3636
The leJitlalion, AB, 1014 Sec.ond Churchof Ch rist Sci· Newport 8lvd .... iames
would pennit lhe new di s-e~t 1~t, N~wport Beach. Ad-Wriaht, 310 Pemando,
tricts to pay the $)00 per miSSIOn IS free. Mr. Ca rr , boa, reported the theh
studenl seat tax to adjacent who attended the Massa-S283 from a dresser d,.weo,l
4il lricts which take the chusetts Institute ·ot and a S"15 sport coat from a
iif\iJ.d .. uiot•a • .., atad .. t.l. Tech nology; -w;tlldrew from closet·.'.-\;· .A S90 TV
~law ftow exempts ne~ business In 1CM2 to devote pulled (rom a stand and
districts (rom payina their himself to the Christian len from the Channel
•hare for 3 years. Science healing ministry. 6030 W. Coaa.t Hwy.,
NEW CAR
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...... ooo.oo Look what electricity is starting no"
. '
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A sequence of flashing lights on
the electric "christmas tree" is
the go signal for these 200 mph
dragste~
About eight seconds later, at
the end of the quarter mile, elec-
tronic timera record their speed
to the thousandth of a second.
From the elaborate BCOrelxiards
'
in the new stadia to the super
powerful lights that make night
football and baseball possible,
just about every sport you can
think of has come to depend on
electricity in some way.
Electricity has brought about a
"golden age" for the sports fan .
Television and radio let him keep
up with dozens of different sports
around the world. The cost is 10
I i ttle moat people don't even
think about it. Millions of avid
fans are getting the gnl!lte&t IIPIC"
tator bargaha in history.
Only electricity can do 10 ma*
for rio little.
Southern c.JifomM
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securities are
tax ,. exempt
all year around !
Not just on April 15th. Every spring when
tax time rolls around, there's an extra spurt
of interest in tax-exempt securi ties. This is
natural enough. After all, high income fami -
lies (middle income, too) can often realize
very worthwhile tax savings through invest-
ment in tat"-exempt municipal bonds. ·
We're not tax experts, but we do have one
of the best Municipa.l Bond Departments in
the business, and it's just simple arithmetic
that if you're in the 48% ta:x bracket,• a tax·
exempt yield of 5.00% is equivalent to 9.62%
on a taxable basis . Munici pal securi ties are
usually backed by either the full faith and
credit of the issuing municipality or secured
by revenues produced from basic municipal
services such as water, light, and power.
Historica lly t hey have therefore proved to be
a relatively sa fe fonn of investment, and, of
course, they're readily marketable.
If this sounds interesting to you, call t he
manager of the nearest Dean Witter offi ce
for our Current Offel'in g Circular . Or wri te
the nearest Dean Witter offic.e.
•S ingle return of $20.000 to $22.000.
Joint return of $4.0.000 to $44 ,000.
Yo u 're clo se to men who
kn o w w h en y o u invest with ..
DEAN WITTER « Co.
"Y ES SIR, YES SIR, 3 bags -Costa Mesa
Asso ciated Student Body scored in a lunch hour
tor a Peace Corps overseas school bu il ding fund. A
total of $275.13, wei ghing 180 lbs., was deposited at
Newpo rt Bal boa Savings and Loart Assn. To reach a
$1,000 goal 3 popular bands played in con ce rt at New-
po rt Harbo r High March lb, open to the pu blic. Shown
here are Costa Mesa hi gh activiti es commissioner
Milly Co llins and student bo dy treasurer Bruce Briclcs,
(McNal ly photo.)
Police BloHer
lands, was bOOKed on the
charge of drivin& under th e
innuence of a lcohol a fter
she skidded to a stop at a
traffi c sianal, c aus ing a po-
lice c ar to take to the shoul-
der to avoid collision -later
she backed into the poli ce
car a nd then failed her so-
brie ty te s t ••. Lyman Morton,
25,of 1244 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa, was booked on the
charge of driving under th e
influence or alcohol after
he was o bserved driving 45
in a 35 mile zone, narrowly
missing parked cars -and
then failed his sobriety tes t
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H~ """ &o,a' l• ee&ebratin.J Natioaal ··~·-·-' C Ju.b Week with a full
proarem or events at the
Centre! and Upper Bey
Branehes,
Neiahborhood niaht wa•
oburved Monday. "brina a
buddy day" on Tue sday,
ramer and son niaht oa
on Wed neaday.
Tbi• Friday ia pa trioliam
d1y. ,.Dinner or c hampions••
wi ll honor volunteers and
boys that have won award•
durin& the paat ye ar. The
3rd Marine Aircra(t Win&
band and color auatd from
El To ro will 1ppear in a
rlaa ceremony in rront of
the Central Branch Boys•
Club at 5:30p.m.
The proaram for the din-
ner will inc lude auelt s pea-
kers bac ketb11l co1ch Bill
Bloom of Corona del ~
Hiah School on aporllm&n-
ahip and Gunnery Scr&elnl
W a II a(:e L. Lippard on pa·
trioli sm. Buck Bean of the
board of directors will be
the mas ter of ceremonie s
and Judae Calvin P. Sch-
mid t will swe ar in the boy1
taking over lhe staff poti•
tiona for Boys Day.
Saturday will be exchange
day -boys from southern
areas and Los Anceles
Times boys ' clubs will be
in attendance to join in the
program, which will include
a 16 and under baakelball
tournament, aames , con-
lests, tournaments and spe·
cia I projec ts in the 1rts and
crafts department.
DEDICATION AT UCI
Or . Luther E vans , fonner
librarian of Conaress and
di rec tor aeneral of UNESCO,
will address si te dedication
ceremonies for an annex to
the UCI libr1ry a t 4 p.m.
this Friday, April S. Qr.
Evans is now director of the
law an d international col·
lectioos at Columbi a Uni·
versi ty . li e fi rs t joined th.e
Library of Conaress under
Archi'dald '..tacLeishin 1939,
and succeeded him b li-
brarian from 1945 throuah
1953 . He held the UNES CO
post from 1953 to 19 58. ---------LEGAL NOTICE
(Continued from paae 5)
Blvd., West Newport, a pas-
senger in a car driven by
Roberta Me tzger, 2108 W.
Ocean Front, West New port,
was taken to ~l oag Hospital
after th at car was involved
:n a collis ion at W. Coast
Hwy., east of W. B alboa
Blvd. with the car driven by
Pamela Emerson, 1004 Park
Ave ., Balboa Island ••• Oa-
v id Bond, 21, of 604 Clu b-
house. West Newport, was
booked on the charge o f
fai lure to appear ..• T homas
~ill e r, 24 , of 203 41st St.,
West Newport, and Walter
Babish, 27, of 6302 W. Coast
Hwy., West Newport, wc:te
booked on a maliciout: mis-
chi ef charge of tearing down
a w ood and tin s ign adver-
tising, the Other Place, 6-l50
W. Coast Hwy., We st New-
port;~ti\ler , a bartender, had
be en fi red re cently, accotd-
ing to owner M. Cave;: of San
Brenton R. {)~den , Mana ger Juan Capi s trano, who said
881 Dover Dri ve, Newport Beach damages WFte about SlSO.
. • A S4t) bike , blue with
whi te banana seat, was s to-
len from her garage, declar·
ed Eugenia Ri_ghter, 104
Via Oijon, Lido Is le •••
C ars belonging to Charles
F orkner, 2A01 Bayshore Dr.,
and Marilyn A li en, 2 A2 1
Bayshore Dr., Bay Shore s,
were hoodlumized durina the
niaht: Mr. F orkner's tirei
were c ut and the other car
was scratc hed a long the en-
tire le ft sid.e ••. Charles
C lark reported finding mari-
1uana in a clear, pla s tic
bag, in a tool carton in his
garage, 514!.7 Mari gold, Cor-
ona del Mar .•• Paul Yountg,
426 San Bern ardino, New·
port !·!e ights , said a box
trailer was s tolen from his
driveway during the n ight.
N011CE Or PUBi.ic HtAR1NC ~o tice ia hereby given that
the Plannios Commission of
th e City of Newpon Beach will
hold a pub lic hearins on the
application of Ri ch•rd L. Law-
rence for a Use Perm it 1357 to
perm it "ale of alcoholi c bev-erages, live entertailllllell t and
d•ncing in a resLaara.q.t wiU.ia
200 fee t of a residential z0:11.e .
The restaurant wi II be located
111 2106 We"t Ocean Front.
Tdephone 642--6050 S•urdoy, Marc h 30 •IIIIIIIIII~~~~~~~~IIIIIIIIII~J~o~an~~~~·;5~5,~of 483 ~ Cameo High-
(It would be so easy, wouldn't it?)
They're im cll igent.
T hey ha ve character. Hones ty.
Sincerity.
Good educations. Good backgrou nd~.
Good names.
But, do they have the drive?
The boldne~s ?
T he imagination ?
The basic experience
and raw courage to lead this city
to grea tness?
We think the answer in this campaign is, that the
man of drive, boldness, imagination, bouic experience
and raw courase is .named Jerry Wooters.
And once you accept this, the rest is t a!y,
"let's do
Newport
proud."
Jeny W-ra for councilmen, 2ncl Dlst.
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GER~LDII'I E P~RKEII'S
MOniER SIJCC'.tMM
~s te l la Frances \rcher
of Los <\ngeles, mother of
'Jerald ine Parker of New-
pori !)each, died Sunday,
'.1arch 24, a t lloag Hos pital.
'.1rs. <\rche r was born
<\ugus t 6. 1895. in :)odge-
ville, Iowa . She li ved in
Notice ia,hereby furth er Jl:iven tht "aid public hea ring wtll be
held on the 18th dar al April,
1968, at the hour o 8:00 o.m. ii. the Cou nci l Chambers of th e
Srwport Beach City Hall , at
which ti me and place 11ny and
all pe r!!lons interested may ap--
pear liiD d be heard \hereoo.. Hay Y. Copelin, secretary
'lew port Beach City .
Plann in~ Cnmmisston Publish : Apn 14, 1968 , in
The New port Harbor Easi gn
LEGAL NOTICE
':aliforni a 8 years and ~OTICE Or PU8UC HEARING
spent t he las t 2 months of 'lodce is hereby l!iiven that
her life in ')range County. the Planning Comm1 ssion of
Survivors a lso include a the City of Newport Beacb wifl hold a public hu rin@. oo. the son , John , of 1 urliilg ton , a pplical.loo of Jamu Ay ae.
Iowa; a s is ter, ':harlotte for a U•e Permit 1356 to penni!
1.ose of Honolu lu; and 5 !!ltl'\l ctunl alteratiou and ad-
granJchildren Thomas diti~s to an. u is tiafi noacon-. · fonn tnfi bulldtDfl: located at 235 Ntebur of New port 'leach, Heli otrope, Corou de l Mar.
and Jan, Jacki e, and John Notice is hereby fa rther p veD
Archer of ')urlington, Iowa . ' that !laid publi c liearhas will ~e ~rvices we re he ld held on the 18th d•y of Apn l,
Wednesday '.-tarch 27 at )968, at th e. hour of 8:00 p.m. . ' . , ' . m the Colulcal ChU\bers of the Pactfic V!ew .temonal Newport Beach City H•U . at
Chape l, wtth the 1ev. whida time and p1•ce aDy ud
Herbert Johnson of the all persons hllf!'I"Uted may ap-
e Ia ., a 'I lhod" 1 pear •d be heard there0111 . os .,es . • e IS Ray y . Copelin, .•ecretary
r:::hurch as offi ctant. Inter-Newport Beach City
~nt was at Pacific View P1anrlill& C0111mi .. 1oa
'-iemorial Park . Pub liah : April 4, 1968, .i• the Newport H arbo~ EUtp.
LEGAL HOT ICE
ORDIN ANCE NO. 124~
AN ORDI NANCE o r 'rHE
CITY or NEWPORT BEAC H
AMENDING SECTION 12.44,120 or THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNIC IPAL CODE RELATING
TO PA RKING MET ER USE
EXCEPTIONS
The Citr Cou11 cil or the Ci ty
o f Newport Beach doea ordaia.
•• follows: SECTION I. Section 12 .44.-120 of t._e Ne wpon Beach Mon i-
cipel Code ill ameaded to read:
"U.U.IZO Me .. r U•f' E•·
nfllfl-•· A. EX EM PTEO TTM E PERIODS. A "ehicle may be perked nd re mai n pa rked in
a ,.rkl•s a pa ce ia any park1118 meter zoae opeD
to perki.8 withont the depuit or u y cola ia t .. e parkin s
wteler •dJacn t lll ereto da rias
ti•e o ... er th•• that duipa-
ll!:d hy rn olatloD of the CitJ
Coucll aa t.lnae dariD1 whick
' 4eP"ila are req_Dired.
B. PARKJNC liETER PER· Mff, Ia off4tree\ park.\• I
.. aer ••e• utabllabecl t.y ... ,a.uoa ,.,. .. ,, 10 S.ctloa
12.44.030. • •eklcle .. , H
,.rtH .. cl te-ia .-:rtecl ia • r."''"• ........... ... poa lt of coia ia "'• ,.rtlaf -eter •4~Cdl .._.\o I
..ell •ftlcle IM• 45tl p .. ,M • cam at ••114 ,.,.. .. , •eaer
LEGAL NOTICE
perm it iuued by tlle City
p~;~rauant lo the anthoriz.atioo
of the City Coa.acil utahli•h·
ed by ruolatio.a . Willi tile ex•
cepl.lon of uan•fer.ble f"!f'" mita aach p.rkiDs perm ita
shad be effecti•e oe.ty whea affised to tJ.e froe.t wmd-
shie ld of the ve hicle witltia • 7-inc ~ aqnnre: ia tJae lower
comer farthe at remo•ed fro. the dri¥er'a ~itioa..''
SECTION 2. Thia ordl.aaace
s hall be pabliahed -.ce U. the officia l newapaper of the City.
and the aaml!! aha II be effectin
30 day• aher the da te or ita
adoption. .
lliia ord iaaaee waa iatro-
dace:d at a rep lar •eti•l ol
the City CoucH of t .. e City
of Newport Be. c .. file ld 011. die
I ht. day of Marc._, 1961, aM
wa• adopte4 o. tile 2$dl Oy
of Marc._, 1968, tty •• follow-lal •ok to will
A TEll, COUNCILMEN' R ...... PaN-·· ........ u. GnMr.' CoM, F~l, !ltehoe.
NOE.!t_COUNCIUIEII : II••
ABSL•T COIINCILMEr.• ":c. ...... c..
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l.eef'll l.aDoe
CIIJ Clo.l
h.l ... t April 4, 19M, Ill n. ,...,,.. •• ...., .. .,.
FOR
THE
PRICE
OF
ANY COMBI NA TION
*Father
' * Daughter * Son
*Mother
A C0..PLEte FITNE$5 CENTER FO R MEN.
A HUL TH & BEAUTY SPA FOR IIOMEH .
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l'riv ate Lockrt r$,
Sb ou•U $ a11J
D•ess ing Roo.,s!
WHIRLPOOL-YOUTH lATH
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