HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-06-06 - Newport Harbor EnsignMu Ratrerty, wbo was
giveo bia Initial political
booet In 1be Harbor area 6
yean ago received eolid
local support '1\lesday to
bta vtctory over veterao
Senator 'Ibomes Kuchel.
(7U) 673-0SSO
Mr. Rafferty l.ral.led almost
all olgbt long In the vote
tor Republican nomln&tloo
tor U.S. Senator -but when
tbe 3 to 2 conservative vot--
ing trend started coming in
trom San Diego, Los Ang&o
votes
victory
le a and Orange Counties.
he ended up with vtcuuy.
ln 1962, he woo ao upset
victory ror election u
state llllperinteodeot .or em.
cation, in a grau roots
campaign that was directed
COM LANDMARK BOWING OUT
t.J Mrs. Ted Gilbert or New-
port Beach, aod eotbusiaa-
tlcally supported by Harbor
Area oooservatlvea. He wu
reelected in 1~. and thea
looked toward the national
scene in politics -lhe
Seoate seat beld by Tom
Kucbel ot Anaheim, a 16-
year inCUD1~t.
'
VICKIE BLA CK, 17-year~ld Co rona del Mar HI_,
One of Corona de} Mar's
famous laodmarts , the
butlding that used to house
Kay Finch Ceramics, is
about 10 mate way tor a
nationally known landmart
In restauranting -Don th e
Beachcomber.
at the e asterly enuance to
Corona del Mar. The Com·
mission will consider th e
request at its June 20
meeting in City Hall.
With the use of parking
attenda:nts, 107 cars cao be
accommodated in tbe pro-
posed pazting area.
Semi -omcial complete
county returns or the 1172
p"iiclnCte gave Mr. R.atferty
102,418 votes, and Mr.
Kucbel, 62.872.
School j uni.QJ:, .. ls the.....ti.rsU:o;...si.gn up"Jor..#>e-MI·,•s-£4,.-----i
ona del Mar contest. She is pictured here with Bob
PAMILA REED, 18-y ea.r~ld Uar ina Hi gh Sc hoo l sen ior
in Huntington Beach, was chosen Sunday as Uiss
Costa Mesa 1%8 at the Costa Mesa-N ewpo rt Harbor
Lions Club Fish Fry. She stands b feet in stocking
teet , weighs 135 pounds, and measures 35--25-37. She
plans to enroll at the Pasadena Playhouse this fall .
(Ensign pho to.)
Application has been made
to the Newport Beach Plan·
ning Commission ror a use
pennit w establish a 305-
seat Oon the Beacboomber
restaurant at that sl te,
3821·3939 "· Coast Hwy ..
The use pennit appli•
cati on also asks tor al·
cohoU c beverage sale, use
or adjoining R·1 property
ror orr-street put.ing, and
non-standard parking ar-
rangement contingent oo
attendant parting.
Preliminary site plans
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.1 ames B. Utt, incumbent
Republican congres sman,
eaatly woo renomination
wUtJ, an Orange County vote
ot 56,549. William Anderson
Dougberty received 11,285
votes and Robert T. Jones,
9,444.
Robert E. Badbam, reo.
cetved 54,872 votes as un·
opposed candidate ror s tate
(Continued on paae a)
Paine of Mutual Savi ngs & Loan, the contes t chairman
fo r the Corona del Ma r Cham tler of Comme rce. Vlc.k.ie,
who is sponsored by the cr1M Ki wanis Clu b, is a song.
leader at the High School, enjoys skiing and guitar
playing .r~d OOes some modeling. She is the daughter
of Mt. and Mrs. Eugene '3iack of 2708 P ebble Or., Ha,..
bor View Hills. The Miss Corona del Mat contest is
open to girls in th e Newoort Beach~Corona del Mar
area, ages 1b to 20. Preliminary judgln9 will be done
during June, and the final judging will be at theJuly
18 installation dinner meeting of the Chamber at the
Irvine Coast Country Cl ub. <Ensign photo.)
Injured boy
flies home
!
have been prepared by the
Corona del Mar atchi•
tectural and planning nnn or
\"illson and WHllams, tor·
merly headquartered in the
Floch building. now main·
taining offi ces in the Harbor
Investment building.
Funds come in for 'CDM Pretty'
•
Murton \'!Ulson, partner
Sentiment and pride com-
bi ned have inspired many
Corona del Mar residents
to answer the ·Chamber of
Commerce plea to contribute
JOe rrx each rront foot or
, their property towards beau-
tification or the "crown
c olony."
Appropriately enough, the
E.R. McCoy's ot 722 High-
lands Dr.. Cameo High·
lands, sent their check in
on May Day -''somewhat
more than was ask~ for.
but we are happy to have
a part in tl\1s plan." they
said·
Mrs. Phlhp French. 211
Larkspur Ave .. Corona del
Mar. exPressed congratula-
uons with her cbeck and
wrote. ''I keep w&lehiOC: tbe
small palm that came tlvougb
the asphalt island on Coast
Highway at Goldenrod and
especially at Christmas
tune wiLb its deccratioos ."
But she said sbe wished
something could be dooe
about ··cats that did more
damit,-e to her garden than
vacationers."
OOnald praf!, oon or Or.
aad Mrs. Dudley Pfarr or
2819 Redlll\da Dr., Colla
Mesa, Oew bome Moaday
from Trinidad wtlh his
motber, at\er baviog beeo
boepil.&l.i&ed for 2 weeka
wUb a brokea anu.
lloa.lld, almol<
in the finn, said that th e
plans call tor a restaurant
building with 11,000 to
12.000 s quare reet o r a oor
space. Polynesian decor
will be reawred, to lhe
tradition or other Don the •
Beachcomber restauraots -ii.~~;~ Palm Spclap, !! a.·_l'llt!. ... Harbor Hi contracf let ' 'You are doiDg a 'WCJDder.
ruJ job -a real rtoe ,_
lWol "" - -..,, ,_,.. .. --*7••
....... Doa
Lola CbllOOU. llblle Ill Tri-
nidad, be wae belptag pull
a ski boat aboard tbe 151.1
toot yacht, Aveotura. when
his Dngers wer e caught ia
the roi)e aud his arm was
pulled ri ght into the wincb.
His ann was brolf.eo in 8
,)laces; there were broken
bones in his hand, IUld a
tinger was broken.
His . mother new dOwn to
be with him, and aner he
was relea sed rrom the bos-
j)ital, they c ruised in tbe
Caribbean Cor 2 weeks with
the Cbilcou s before fiying
home. The boat will go on
acros s tbe AtlaaUc.
Donald, a companion on
the boat to the Chilootl.s
son and daugbter, David
aod t(atby, also was tutored
on the boat and has tinished
school. He had been a stu·
dent at Kaiser school.
Costa Mesa.
BRIIIG YOUR Kl PSI
"Kid's Night" will be beld
at 6:30 p.m. '1\lesday,
June 11, at the Irvine Coast
Country Club by the Rotary
·Club or Newport-Balboa. lt
is a tradition or the club
that members bring their
THE J UDG ES for th e Uiss Costa Mesa co nt est at th e
Lions Fish Fry chose these 2 Costa Mesa beauti es
as runners-1.1p. They are 1 &-year~ld Sandy Huber, at
left 1693 Giesler Ave., and Dana Wolchek., 21. of 731
W. '18th St. Sandy is a graduating senior at Costa
Mesa and pl ans to enroll at DCC . Dana is a 1%7 gra.
dtJateofStephens College in Missouri and serves as a
model .Yld as a hostess at Disneyland. I En sig n photo.)
Industrial sites offered
A first offering or 36
small industrial sites cover-
in g approximately 36 acres.
on a tirst--come--nrst--served
basis, resulted In a line-
up or brokers aod clients
Monday momtng at the
Irvine Industrial Complex
otnce near ttte Orange
County AirporL
The Irvine Industrial
ID tbe putiag area
will be from ·Coast Hwy., In
order EO avoid additional
tramc on narrow Hazel Or .•
according to Mr. Willson.
Policeman'S
wife shot
Still seriouS, but im·
proving, was the report
by Hoag Hospital yesterday
afte rnoon, concerning
~leanor M. Hurst or West
Covina, and J30 27th St.,
West Newport, who was
accidentally shot In the
tu•~.d by her husband Satur·
day mornin g, June J.
J obn Hurs t, a Los An geles
policeman, bad just On lshed
cleaning and re loading his
revolver. He was spinning
the cylinder. a nonnal
procedure, accordin g to
Newport Beach police, wh en
the hammer slipped an d fir ed
the gu n.
Mrs. Hurst was sitting on
a s tudio couch reading lhe
ne wspaper, and th e bullet
hit the side or her head,
went through her neck and
into ber B;houlder.
LYNDA KAZEE. 17, a
Junior at Newpo rt Harbor
Hi gh School, shows her
sic etch that won a contest
fo r a proposed Newpo rt·
Mesa Un ified Scnoo l Dis·
trict seal. It includes a
background of the coastal
water and bluffs on wh ich
is overlaid a shield with a
pen, book and torch, siq-
nifying the acaQemic inter-
ests of the district. Around
the outside is printed
"Newoort-Mesa Uniti eel
School District, Cali-
fo rnia." The seal will be
su tlmitteel to r consideration
fo r adopti on by the '30a rd
of Educati on. Lynda is th e
daughter of Mrs. Thelma
Kazee of Costa Mesa. '3elow
is a sketch of the seal.
The CX.tra.ct for ttteioe.1
awaited atructural rebabill·
tation ot Newport Harbor
High School was awarded
to Roy Collins Jn c. or 7:.>
St. J ames Place. Clitr
Haven, at the Newport-
Mesa Untned School Dis-
trict Board meeting Tues-
day night.
Low base bid to bri ng
classrooms and the audi·
torium up to meet require-
ments of the F'ield Act
was 1193,482. Bid No. 1.
for an e xtra coat or paint.
was 15.9Z7. Funds ror lhis
were voted In the Septem-
ber, 1967, bond election.
wo n: Is set to start by
J une 17. or sooner if pos-
sibl e, and the 'NOI1t is to
be comple ted betore school
starts again.
The Tru stees tabled the
next sdlool year's budget
to allow business starrs
more time for wo rk.
The Board also:
• Appointed Mart Hansen,
former speech cons11!tant.
as Coordinator or Special
Education, to fi ll th e
vacancy lett by the retire-
mentor Or. Reuben Law.
• Took no action on Lhe
expulsion or 2 students.
• ~ rules "and
regulations or pupil trans-
portation r.ooes~ Maximum
walking distances set up
are; linderganen . and
primary. 1 mile; apper
element.a:y (grades _4 and 5.
and grade 6 when housed at
an elementary school) J 114
miles; middle school. Hi
miles: h.igtl school. 2 miles.
<::.pecial transportation zones
may be established to pfOoo
vide transportation . Cor
areas where major high-
ways or oth er hatardous
conditions make pedestrian
traffic to and tram scbool
unusually dangerous. Age
and maturity of children
tnvolved shall be of prime
consideratiOn.
• Authonz.ed the Super-
intendent to file an appli-
cation for allowance for
specialisr teachers 1n
reading. The disl!lcl IS
already proVldin!! special
reading mstruction for
about 500 students 10 the
pnmary grades. first,
second and third, who on
surew1 de tests. test at th e
lo wer quadrile. This will
~nve addi tional instru ction.
and special help and
chan ces that we v.oill ,:et
tile allo~~o·an ce are quite
good. accordin g to Dr. John
lloe. 309 Po-a, -was grateful ror tbe chaDce
to contribute.
Dolores Miller, 1408 Dol·
phi n Terrace. Irvine Te r-
race. wrote. "Good luck!"
In J ack Newcomb , 503
F'ernleaf, the Chamber
found a bargainer. ''Will
g~ve you s 100 if we get al·
leys ri xed," he said.
Mrs. Clifford German's coo-
mburion !De luded a little
poem:
Three hule words,
C. d. M.
Cleanest, damt1est, m&gru·
flcent,
That's
Corona del Mar
Her home is at 2900 Oceao
Blvd., Corona del Mar.
Gettinf!: In the :~pirtt of tbe
occasion, Dr . Robert Hartley
and Dr. Ri chard Cramm ad-
dressed thei r letter to
"COM Pretty."
Les and Mary Steffensen,
735 Cameo Highlands Dr.,
"Thank you for your intef'o
est m helpin,: to mak e our
beauuful little cicy even
lovelier."
Beatrice Longley, 283
Mommg Canyon Road.
children, grandchUdreo, "One brOker, representing
and babes in arms to \he several clients, was waiting
party, tor ravon and eoter-at 5 a.m.,'-• reported Evereu
tainment. according to Davis, sales man&«er ror
Compl e x Is currently de-
veloping 3JOO acres sur·
rounding the Orange County
AirporL Sites ranging trom
Just under an acre to
hundred-acre size are
leased or sold to indus-
tries which are prepared to
consuuct and occupy a
building within two years.
The o'Mler or each parcel
ls protected against im-
proper development aod
use or surrounding parcels
by tbe requirement tbat
sites be improved in ac--
cordance with reoorded
Protective Covenants.
F. Dean, starr assistant ror
\ curri culum and pro~am. i • Approved th e early
Shore Cliffs. wrote, "I walk
and bike in COM all the
time, and yes. Lhe planting
is beautiful, but the Uuer
detracts rrom the beauty. l
will send my JOe per foot
when the Chamber insists
that lhe merchants do their
part In cleaning up -also
the vacant lando wners must
be responsible tor their
property."
Anbur Strock, OOlletin the complex. Doors opened
cb&irmao. at 8 a.m., aod by 9 Lm ..
,MAILMAN IS IlTTEN 13orthesltesln the ao.ooo-
sta: ldtcb.ee were required square--toot category had
co cloee the wouod oa. a been sold or leased. "This
lil&le littler aller Jlm Fl.,. respoose indlcales a real YACATIOIEII IMES
theta, 2218 Rut&era , Cos<a dem .. d ror small lnduatrlal DUIIIIII YI8T HEliE
Meea, wu ac&aalecl' and bit· sites. u A weekend vacation at his tea ._ a Oecmu Sb_...._. Under t.erma or the aale or --~ llr ., ...,....., ~.1 rnends' bome. f*. -•· as be was delivedDI mall leaH apeemeote, ftrm s wu Mon. Aden, 420J Seashore
\0 3t)l) Am_,.l. Ave., ~al· ooastruct and occupy the Or., West Newport, ended in
boa Ill•d. OD Fricky. at tea wUbJn 2o4: moatbs. death Mooday tor Eltm
B 2 th d Lady, 59, ~ l~lewood. oxer, o ers save ~:ct..~~. ':~:r.':.'
A rtpttde near tbe !uta to awtm ubore and be ran to week, accordii'!R to his
Ana R.IV• jete)', wesc aearbr boaeea ud yelled wtre. When be awakened
Nn;Grt, canted -YJ· ror belp. her &l 3:15 a.m.. gaoptllll wetpt bour 101r1 QuanJ, RaDd7 pabllod a ourt-ror air, abe gave blm 2 lilY'
bla -· aDd ...,.,., boal<l. ~ rollowed bJ oerlo tabl•u and called tbe
oo.pu&oD 700 711'dl ouc to WUU-. .tae Will. oat liD ... 1'e8CUe lcaaad; A Seals ....
.. ,_,.., ..._~, breton ud •••pd 10 brillt all 3 bulaace toe* bl• \0 Hoi&
IIIOJ ... -. Raa<IJ --10 -•J.., lloopltal, -be .... LaDow or 101 011" so.. ,... OM!ed .., a ........ ~-'"' llrival. -1'16-10 • •W---lOWIIS TOPPLID I_,, 11. or L& PalM. eu all liP&: lilt polloa Lll'w• , 4 _. A 1M IIEIIBERS of lit c-... ur C.,ltr -.. -··· ···tl, 17. ·--... , wuu-.......... ~· clll .. bOard of II rectors meet tot'" tinll l)ft--or A•abll• _. Willi• -·-111r - --- -IO!IIIIed paralion s for ll1t Dig Camlval lllt ld> will
Pl'iiM, II. or -· .. --lie F 10 .. -Ttllllif olPI. lllr be held II 1111 You~ CMitr In CD>ona
-• 111e -11 ..,..... -'fte -a 'fte ,_ 11M -•1 •• ,,. ... .,d or Juo• 15 .,d 1•.
, Kl _. I M-_. nln .C lllilat • --•.......... -. Mtftlbtf$ of "' c•IMI CIDINftlttH !lit· .._ 1111r--.,..._. .._ .... 11111• •e • -... "'" loft to rit~~t art E4 ·1-H, -~---.•. , ....
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pres s chaiM'Ian; M•io Pacini, cam lw11
chaltmiA; Don 8Dtton, camhtll co-dt Ji,..
man; ~r~d Dick Frilltd, ticket chai"".,·
Tllert wil l be fun for all, wl., ridts,
prizu, food, .,. a rolnar of JIIIOt
-operal ad 11r local stnrlct o...-
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graduauon of 3 students
from Costa Mesa High
School Julie Govett,
Lester Meisenheimer and
Gre~ry Price.
• Accepted a. public
address booster system
from the Abraham Lincoln
School PTA tor installation
In th at school's gym.
• Accepted a.n 18--foot
boat hull rmm tbe Sea
Scout Base at J931 W .
Coast Hwy ., Mariner's
Mile. ror use at the New-
pon. Beaoh elementary
lcbool kindergarten play·
pow d.
• Accepted 1450 nom tbe
&eor -School PI'O r"' ~ or equipment for
11M -.ol.
Tweoty-Ove Girt Soouts
rrom Troop 519 diotrlbutecl
2.500 Chamber of Cc:m-
merce ru era ro O:Mooa del
Mar residents in April.
They vote
for McCarthy
Prtm117 al---the ooca8c. fDr I -*
prellid•Ual al-a& 1M
CoaadoiiiM~
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LAWS All NOT "MADI 1'0 II lliOICIN"
TIL.II •• .,.....~C...n41
I wonder how
CO!>tly blun dtr.
long we ~'>ill have to put up with th is
Pioneer developer dies
Pioneer Southern Cali-
Cornia land developer John
H. Jenkins -o r 104 Kings
Place. Clirr Haven, died
Thursday. May 30, at Leisure
Care Convalescen t Home.
Costa Mesa.
Mr. Jenkins was a summer
resident or Newport Beach
Cor 16 years. before moving
here 6 months ago. He was
a property owner in Corona
del Mar and alon ~ the
coa st. lie built apartment
houses in the Wilshire
area, served on the Glen-
dale City Council. and de.
veloped so much of La
Crescenta that many of the
streets there have been
naMed arter his grand-
children. 3om Feb. 7,
1888, be spent 45 years or
FROM THE BIBLE
For God sent no t hi !I Son
into the world to t con·
demn the wo ri d; but that
the world throu&h hi m might
be saved,
He that believeth on him
is not condemned: but he
that believeth not is con·
demned already, because
he hath not believed in lhe
name of the only beaouen
Son of God. (SL "J ohn ): 17 .
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the 80 be lived, as a coo ·
tractor.
SUrvivors are his wHe,
Julia; a son, John or Port
Hueneme; 2 daughters, Mrs.
Lee Jones or Cll rr Haven,
and Mrs. Geraldine Robert..
son or La Cre scenta; 3
brothers, Thomas, Homer,
ci rculation. The answers
to the followiug questions
could shed some revealing
light on this subject:
1. What percent of mur·
ders Wlll be prevented due
to JnJD r~istrat1on.,
and Horace or La Crescenta; LEGAL NOTICE
2 sisters. Mrs. Irene Cagle ~onn: or l'in:vno~ ro
or Hemet, and Mrs. Beatrice CJH:,nr SHXIIITY
Rassmussen or Palm I .Sn~R EST
Sprinj!'!J; 9 g randchildren and ~ono: i~ hereby r;iven tf'l
1 great-grandchild. the C:reditor"' of WILLIA\1 S.
\lA r nt EWS, llebl.oa1a), whoae Memorial services were bu!lineu addu~•~~ is 3928 f.ut
held Thesday, June 4, at Cou1 Hi8hway, Corona nel
the First Methodist Church \br, Couty of Ort~n ge, Sta te
inGlendalewtthDr. Kenneth of Califonlia, that a aecority ic!ltereat ia about &o be created
Carlson as ornctant by Debtor an d •ranted w
Mr. Jenkins' ashes were U'HO"l OIL CO\fPA~Y Of
scattered at sea. Bell CA Ll fORNIA. Seo~red Pan(y)
Broadway Mortuary, Costa (iu), whose bosiDus addreaa
ia 461 Sou th Roylatoa Street, Mesa, handled funeral at· Loa Aaselu, County of Loa
rangements. Anseln, State of Cali 5on~ia.
The family has asked tbat The property in which
do nations may be made to the Sea.rity lntereat will be created i-. in 8eDe,.l, 11! the Orange Cout YMCA 6.taru aa.d equi pment, fu n~i
swimming pool in lieu of tore •d fumi.hin,cs of r>ebtor
nowerS. COYeriD8 propeny IIOW located
u •yuE ORESSELHUYS. at 3928 Eaat Cout HIAflway, ~A ~ _ Ulroa• Del \ta r, Cou nty of
COSTA MESAM Ol'lS Oraa8e, State of Califomia,
Mayme Oresaelbuys, 73. anti buaineu kaowu •• Leued
Coll A Servic e Statioa •4898. or 3084 ege ve., The .rore .. id •ea.rity ttan•-
Costa. Mesa, dif'ld SaW~. action will be couan•mated
June 1, at Country Club on or after the 13th day of
Convalescent HoapUal, Jane, 1968, at 8:00 a.m. at
Santa Ana. UNIO~ OIL CO'IPANY Of
Mrl. n..sHlbuys was tom CALIFORNIA. 461 .oath Boyl· ---'L'-'E~GAL HO;_T~IC~E:.___ t...... a roo, Loa Aaselea, other OcL 10, 1884. iD Soudl media.
LT. BRADY COMPLETES
IMFOAMATIOH COURSE
Air Force Lt. Leonard J .
Brady, son or Mr. and Mrs .
L.J . Brady Sr. or 4030 Gar·
field , Costa Mesa. has been
graduated from the Defense
School's information otricer
course at Ft. Benjamin Har-
rison, Indiana.
The school provides train-
if« in the principles and
technicp!S of United States
military intormauon activi-
ties and prepares Its gra-
duaes for responsible posi-
Uoo.s as information offi-
cers at all levels or com-
mand.
NOTICF.OFPIJ Bl..I CHEARHfC Dakota. !be Uved bere 5 So far •• ltao-10 the LEGAL MOTte!
Notice Ia hereby Jl..-m d!at years. Sec.red Party, all b .. iaeaa -::-::::-:=:=::":'::C:O:C:.::;:;:_ __
6e Pl•ain8 Comminlo• of Sbe 11 •rvtved by 2 •-• ud addrtraaea ned by !'1011CEOrPU9LICfiEAAINC •• City or ~eWport Beach •• Debtor for tile duee , •• ,. ~odce '• ~~e .. ~ _ .. _ dtat
wUI hold. • pablle ll•"-1 oa daupten, Mra. Oenrude l•t paat. are: (If •-•· ,.1 dte Pt.aal•f Coil.•iMiOII of
dte .,plicatloa of lttr. I Mr.. Jobaeoa of 'l'UIUD, IDd Mra. •••-•'"; H ..... pat '"-ne''; the City of !hwport Bed will
-.erll L. C~.... lor • Uee Lola CUmmtapof Colorado. If •y, pleue II at dt .. ) ,S..a, hold a ,.wte hula a oa 6e
p.,.Jt No. U77 • p.-11 •-"'coo M4 lat.elmat DATED u 23. ....,.,. 9f'llcaiioa of •• lrriu •II• d.,., to u edall•l ....,. ~·· 1 ·~•Y 17V9 c .. ,_, lor • Uae Pe•ll 1!79
"" .... ,,. dwellia. ,1 721 wtU be blld Ia 9Datb SECURED PAATY(Sip to -It llll&elladoeof f "•• ~ r. d::..' n..~...... ll•h• ,..._,.. 11 below) r--!(arga•a, ....,,..., '"Mar. "'~'--u-.. -..-eaa U~ION OIL COMPA~Y '' ••fioa.a 1001.._,,
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WIJI .. 1114114 011 • 206 .., • IIII'A$ :;.~ .. C~0d~~doaa f will ha hi• 011 •• 206 U1
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•
MAYOR DOREEN MARSHALL , at left, presents a gold
me dallion cYid congratulations to Mrs. T. Duncan (J err y)
Stewart of Sh ore Cliffs , recipient of the "wom an of the
year'' award of the Newpo rt Harbor Wom an 's Civic Lea-
gue. Amoog the accomplishments cited as reasons for
th e av,ard wete opposition to offshore oi I dri I li ng, beau-
tificatio n of the commu nity , leadership in th e fund
drivH for the Corona del Mar Library and Youth Center,
service on th e County Grand Jury, and the Newport
Beach Library SOard, and woric fo r the Harbor Guild
Serv ices fo r the 131ind. 9oth Mayor Mar shall and Jerry
Stewart are past presidents of the Woman's Ci vic Lea-
gue. (Mary Shepard photo.)
CYC Carnival June 15, 16
F'inal preparations are Richard Friend Ananga.
being made for the 5th an-menta for booths, -Nb.icb
nual Youth Center Carnival, will be operated by local
which will be held Saturday service orgaoizadons are
"and Sunday, June 15 and 1&. being bandled by Ed Hirtb.
in celebration of the begta-Mr. Pacini explains that
ning of summer vacaUon for proceeds from the big week·
Harbor Area youogacera. end will be uaed tor capital
Tickets are being'sold by Jmprovauemta at the Youth
boys in the Harbor area Center. Plans are being
baaebal.l program. Award• made tor additional teeo
will be presented to IJie tactuttes.
boys selling c.be most dck· The camival will be beld
e~a. Ticket boldere &lao oo Commun.Uy Youlb Ceo&ec
will have a cUoce to wiD grounds at 5th Ave. aad
prizes, iDchadiog the graod Irts Ave. ln Corou del Mar.
prize or a 1500 uVinga Activities wtll begiD at
boo d. DOOD Salurday, JUDe 15, aad
Mado Pacini, cba.lrmaa of will cooUoue until 111 p.m.
t.be resc.ivtUes, will be •• 'lbe boura SWUla)' will be 1
aisted b)' co-cbairmaa Ooa to 111 p.m.
Bol&oo. Tidtot cllalrmoa Ia --:-=-:-:-:-:==:--
L!GAL MDTIC! LEGAL HOTIC!
NOTICEOf PUBLJCH EARJNG
Notice ie hereby ali•• ••• lhe Pl•alol Co .. laaloa of
•• Oty or Newport Beadl
will hid • ,.Wic kearlaa ••
lha applieatloa of [dw.,da n ••• , .. 0f'Calt. lac. 5i»r • u .. Pe•lt U71 10 ,.,.it Ia· awlladot~ of • ..0 aq. ft. ...
.... adulllad•• n•t· .. 100 Newpon C..wlhf.-a.
~otl.ce ia lllen" ...... P•• dllo~t ..Ud ,.Wie hW&
wUI b;thl4oa •• 206 U,al J"•· 1961. •• •• Maraft:OO P.•· Ia .. C..eU 0•._.
of •• N..,.n Baacil o.,. H•ll. at _.ld .... •4 place
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Phone in Your O~er
for a Sub•criptlon:
C.ll673.0~
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
CITY Of Nf.WPORT Bt~AC:H , CALIFOR~IA
NOTICF.IS \'ITIN G BIDS
SEALF:O BI OS ·~ill bl': rtcftved at the o lfi c~ o f th,. Clr-.
Cledt, City Hall , NewpHI Bead!, Caliiomi• unti l 10:00 ll.m.,
oo. th e 171h day of Juo e, 1968, 11 W.ich time th r.y wi ll be oprn•
ed •d read, torperfom~inr; ..o rk Mloilo "'• 1
111 f. WI Dt;NING OF THY, !DUnt !I DE Or P AO FIC CO AS1
HICHIAY ADJACF1fT ·TO THt;
BALBOA BAY CLUB APARTMnns
CONTRACT NO . IOA2
No bid will be received unleu it is mlldf' on 11 propo,.e~l forn1
furn i sh~d by the Pu bli~ 'lork11 O~partment. E""h bid mu!<t b,.
accomr,anied by c.a.,h, certified ched or Ricldf'r'"' llond m11fll'
polab e to the City o( Ne-wpon Be-ach, for an amount "<fud/ 10
11 f!IIU 10 pt'rcent of the amount bid.
The doc:umeat• induded within th e l!l~aled bid.'ll 1•h irh '"qui r
completion and e~ecution lltf' the follo,.·ing:
1. -Proposal
2. Pa{l~ 3 -Dui~ation o f Sub-conlrllctnrt~
3. Pa,rr .J -IJidder'a Road
-'· Pafl:~ 9-Soo-co\luion Mliduit
3.. Pa~1u' 10 -Contractor' a fiaanri11l Status
Thr: docum~nt" .!!hall b~ affi~ed with th,. "frropriat" ,.;~nKtur,.,.
and title~~ of the prrAOas .11ip;nio.g on bl'ha of th,. bidtlrr. r or
rorpotiUionl!l, the sipature" o f th e p,..•ldlnl or Vie• p,..,ld•nl
and J•c,..rorr or "'••'•'•~'~' Jacrercur .,,. rr•Juir,.d and th,. Cor-po rat,. StoHl 11h11ll b~ dlilt~d to all do cument" r~quirin{l Ai!J:r:lll·
lurt-11. In the c a!!lf' of 1 parto.erAhip, th~ llijln lltur" of at t .. ao;t
on~ -~neral partner i11 required. --'11 bid11 arr to b~ com pared on th~ b1110i,o, of th <" t:n,r int-l'f ''"
c.!<limotl~. Th~ ~atimil ted quaatitiea 11re appra •imat~ on l ~,, l11•i nJl
~rh·,.n !!iOif'ly ~"' 11 b11"l" forth~ rompari,.on of bid!<,
So bid wtll b"' acc<"pt~d from 11 Contr~tctor "ho ha" not b,.,.n
I icen s~d in ~tt·cordancf' with the provi.'llionJO. of C:hapt,.r 9, lli• i·
.s ion Ill o f Bu"io.e"'" aad Profl'l!lltion,.· f o<l r, Th<" ConlfiH"Ior
shall !lillie hi.'ll ]icl'nl'f' nu mber and ciiUII'ificllt ion in tht' prupo-
S III.
Plan$, Special P ro l-iii!Oal!, and Coatract IJocum .. nt" m1n br
obtainl'd at thf' Publk "orli.11 0f'partmf'nt, Cit~· llal l, :\'f'"port
B~arh, C•lifornia, at no COlli to li cenflf'd contrillctor ... ·\ non-re fundabl~char@:e of 12.00will be requir~d lor ••ch ""t of pl11n,.,
!!pedal Pro\'i"iOO!'O, illod coo.uact docomt'nts for othrr .. than
ll cf'n,.ed conuactor111. It i~< fl'qU~!'Otrd that th~ plaas 11nd "P"dal
pro•·i,.ionl!i bf' return .. d ~<>"i thin 2 we.~lt" after th~ bid open in •.
A non·rdund11ble char~;~ o l12.00 "ill be rrqulttd for f'ach ,.,..1
of City of ~l'wport 8 ead1 ~tandard SpecilicaJions .
The City of Sewport 8 each re11ervra the right to rf'j<'CI 11n•· ar
all bid11 an ti to wan·f' any inform•lity ln 11uch bids. ·
In accorduce .,.·ith the proviaiou of M-ction 1770 of thf' LaJor
Code, the City Cout~cll of the City of Sco wport Our h hu. u-
certliaf!'d the p:Deral prevallia~; rate ol per diem ""f1"'8 in tht
local itT in which th~ .,.,orlt ia to .be pertonn~d for rar h crah or
typt!: o worlr.maa or mechanic aeed•d to eaecot~ the contr<l ct and
h .. set forth theae ltc.ma in Reaolotioo. No. 6519.
A copy of aaid RuOlotioD Ia avallabl• ia the office of th~ City
Clerk an the City of Newport Be:ach.
The followias Is the s ch,.du]f' of pre\·ailing "'a~ rate11, 1966-
67 for a aelective liat of clauiricatioas. To her .,.·ith thf'
h.fonn atioa included In Ruolatioo. :\:o. 65 19. tfi llch~du ll' il•
to be coni!lidered 1 part of the11e coaltact ~tp~dlicatioos.
Prevailin« l'a11e Ratea -1966-67
Cloulllco,_IS•I•ctlwa Lll'th'fJ (5/ri66J (S/f/'71 Carpeat~r• <&.83
Cement Ma8on Joumeymu 4.60
Laborers · 4.8 4
General or ConauuctloD
Aaphalt Reker I Ironer
Flapan
Gai•ea Claaaer
Layla&._of all aoo-•etallic pipe
Tooael t:laaalflclllon
3.70
3.91
3.70
3·.78
4.01
3.85
4.06
3.85
8.93
4.16
'fib,.ton.aa, J•ck Ha•mer, Pneumatic Toola,
(eaeept driller)
Oreratlaa E.,laeen~ 4.315 4.4U$
Oiler •d alpal••• (Croop I)
Sliiploaier (Leaa ~ yd•l (Croup 2) Rodlalia ad C .. l....,a (Croep 3)
, .... ,. •• tal. cc ... , 4)
Grade C.ec ... r (Croap 5)
Pav .. nt·br.aker opera1or CCro11p 5) C,.d ... all .,.,.._, (Cr .. p 6)
Te-.. atera
O.•p T~aclt Dri•er (Le .. llln f Jd•l
Wa&er Uack cfrtver (2SOO aal. to 4000 filii,)
Balldi•• ,.,. Coa•,.cUoa lradea
Brle.kra,., 1 S&o .. Maaoa
D•clricl• ) .. ,..,. .. ,,.. ..
17/JI UJ f7/J1,7J
4.38 4.53
4.62 4.77
4.86 5.01
4.97 $.12
5.16 5.31
5.16 5.S1
5.26 5.41
CS/1/UI CS/1 /671 4.l5 t.SO
4.SS 4.68
CSIII UI CS/11071
5.15 5.15
C7/I/UI 17/1/671 6.11 6.55
C4IHIUI
1.76& 1711/UI C7111671
5.22 s.u
•
of Newport HarbOr P~ Ltnatlan, ftrst vtce-oresldent, progrcrn;
hellenic Include, from lett, Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. Virginia Bollman, recording secre-
McCollom, 2nd vice-president, awards; tary; •Mrs. Sydney Gaynor, corresponding
Mrs. Leon Fry, president, and Mrs. Edwin secretary; Mrs. F.M. Re<inan, treasurer,
Steen Jr., 3rd vl ce-presl den't, ways and and Mrs. Willi em Ccrnpbell, parflamentar-
means. Other officers are Mrs. C. Ray , ian. (Ensign photo.)
COAST lAIII TO OCCUPY
ARCHES IIAIIIU SITE
In approxi mate ly 30 days,
the Coast Bank building at
3333 W. Coast Hwy., Mati·
ner's Mile, INill be rini shed.
Other tenants or the bulld-
J~. being built rOC' Robert
Harris and the Newport
Arches Marina Inc .. will in-
clude a seafood restaurant,
the Newport Grotto, and the
Robert E. Harri s Insurance
Age ncy, now located at
3700 Newport. Blvd.
CUTI fiCA TE 41'/ARDED
Sherman A. Guild or New-
;>ort Beach. a student at
Orange Coast College, wi ll
receive a certificate in
purchasing management at
tbe 7tb annual Purchasing
Management Association
foru m this Saturday, June
8, at OCC. lfe has com-
~leted 24 units or work in
business and purchasing
subjects.
Newcomers at Hoag
S.tu rdoy, May 25
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. An· Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Mart in
drew C. Mays Jr .. 7161, Jas-Townsend, 207'A Bay, Sal-
mine, Corona del Mar. boa.
Sunday, May 26 Girl -Mr. and Mr~. Floyd
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Edmonds, 425 Tusun Ave.,
W. Sanders Jr., 557 Hamil-Newport Height s.
ton, Costa Me sa. Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs . Vance
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. J. Rana, 2020 Calverl Ave ..
Derek .1:-.ewis, ?rl31 Crest-Costa Mesa. ,
view Or., Bay Shores. Wednnclay, May 29
Monday, May 27 Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Boy-Mr. and Mrs . Rodger Hopwood, 73~0 Shalimar,
Olen McKinnon, 1219 San-Costa Mesa.
liago, Dover Shores. Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Solo--
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. John mon Hemmo, 2421 161h Sr ..
C. Everson, 2674-C Elden, Newporl Hei~hl s .
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth A. WiUiams, 1944 An a·
heim, Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . William
Lusk, 1927 Bayadere Ter.,
Irvine Terrace.
T uesdoy, Moy 28,
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Montapert, 910 W. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa.
EDMUND STEVENSON, 82
Dl ES IN COST A MESA
P.d mund S. Stevenson. 82.
or 387 Costa Mesa St..
Costa Mesa. dJ'ed Sunday,
J une 2. at Hoag Hospital.
Enroll Now!
Mr. ~Levenson was born
Feb. 23, 1886, in Missis·
sippi. He came to Cali·
fomla 75 years ab'O, and
then, to Costa Mesa in
1928. He was a maintenance
man for the Orange County
Munici pal Coun in Costa
Mesa for 12 years.
.,
FOR SUMMER SESSION AT THE
CHILDREN'S
ART WORK SHOP
SIX WBBFS -I V ,"/ I! 24 ,10 .tl;tGUST 1
AGES 6 TO 16
C•ll Mrs. Clan, 962-3494, or Mrs. Allan, 646-5511
0
Survivors are his son, 'V.
Cross of Costa Mesa: a
daughter, Leone Bailey of
Arcadia: and 2 brothers. Jim
or Fallbrook, and Collis of
Ad zona.
!ervtcea were beld at Bell
llluld-M-Cbapel
Co s&a Mesa yesterday,
Wednesday, June 5. Inter·
ment was at Lorna Vista
cemetery, Fullerton.
TERM SAVINGS : For the budget·minded ...
unexpected expenses ... taxes ...
and other annual payments.
Interest compounded quarterly.
0
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT:
For definite investment Jeriods,
(minimum $2,500)
interest mailed quarterly, if desired.
0
BANKING BY MAIL ... FREE POSTAGE .
0
NO SERVICE CHARGE
ON CHECKING ACCOUNTS
with a $300 minimum balance.
COSTA tiUoA
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SAN JUAN C:AI"'ITitAHO
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GiffeN """' .. Ul11 U ,.._,_
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.. 111.000.00
Church News Temple .sets
"'"' ..... Cllloudl, 101 ,.. ~ ~ ot tbe 1st serviCe IIIIP>llaSt.,CoocaMeoa-No_. -L-
DOG liTES MASTEl
'lboolu lloiTea, 9, or alii
B&rraaca. Euc Blurt. wu
bUteo oo die rigbt baod b)'
b11 owa dol wbeG be wat
~~~~ 10 """ a dog ftgllt . lloturdo1. 11&11 25.
NEWPORT HARBOR Ellllll
ARST SECTlOII--Pill J
OORSDAY, JUliE I, ..
COROllA DEl liAR, CAUF.
Dr. P. 0. NMW•n wiU Cburcb to Newport Heiatah Hatbor Area Reronn ::U ::,.,.!be 1!. L'·~~ bu elected Rick P-• Temple aaDOunc:e• iu
ndo _but ~.1 rteew:" .~ u prellidellt; Rlcb Wlboo. lnhial Sabbam urvic:e -10
At 7 p.m. me epeU:en wiu vic•prelic*t; Sue Pe_.. ~. held at ~e Senior
be dle Rev 184 Mn f.d ard 100, HCreLIIy; Tom Oll· Citizen a Kec:reauon Conte:r,
Beatty, ~l•etoaad~t • to pbaot, ueuurer; Judi Car-211J lSth St., C_liffH~ven,
SlDppore. They wlll teo-nett, coordtnatiag comm18-at i :lJ p.m~ lhu Fnday,
tum ln 2 to 3 weeks to slooer, June 7.,·1t w•ll. al•.o be the
stngapore, · wbere Mr. • • • Temple • dedacauon ser· , Newport Unity Qautcb, vice.
Beatty Ia a profe11or of the mee"ng at I"'" St. and 1-Th · · Singapore Bible Scbool. ""' .,..... .~ e entue IC:rvl ce will be
Bible swdy will be held at vine Ave., Cliff Haven -led by Rabbi Irwin He rman,
"The Way of Peace" wtll director or Pacific South·
7:30p.m. \~e~e~y. be the subject or Or .. "ll· west Reaion or the Union
St. Andrew's P resbyterian liam R. P<l:er of the Unl· or American Hebrew Con·
Church,· 600 St. Mdrew's versity of Redlauds at tbe sreaatiOn s. lie will be
Rd Clilr H G 10 .... da erv1 aui I tea by a nuJen t ., . aven -rad-a.m . .._... y s ce.
uation &mday wUl be ob--The Rev. Loreo 0. F1tekin· cantor from the Union's Thcolo&ic Colle&e in Los served, and Dr. Chaties ger 11 at a cooveation in
nterentleld will preach on Lee's Summit, Mo. Or. Pat· An&el ea. Arter services: there will be an Ones "The long look" at the 8, ker will speak at the 7:30 Shabbat. ~~ohich will in-9:30 and 11 a.m. s ervices. p.m. Wednesday singapira-
Gad elude a .,congreaational r uating seniors will sit Lion on "Sustained by faith:' together in a body, wearing • • • family" Kiddush, &rouo
their gradu~ion robes, at sin&ina rollowed by a dis--llle annual church picnic · 1 d ~ " bb. 'I the 11 a.m. service. They cusuon e ... 1 a 1 , er-or the Presbyterian Church man.
are also invi ted to a brunch of the CovSlant of Costa Further infonnation may at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Mesa will be lleld Sunday,
h h be o btained by calling c ur c manse. 1444 San-June 16, !rom 1 •· 0-p.m. .... 644-Jl4J or 675-~776. tiago Dr., T)over Shores. at the County Fairgrounds • • • Central 31ble Church, parll:. The Christian edu-
Orange Ave. at 23rd St., cation committee is in
Costa ~esa _ Pastor Henry charge or arrangements.
R4 T Bl TES BOY
••• AND NO SMOKING
Here's an old·u~ rtmedy for a sore throal-t:ake a
fea1her ... dtp It m k~roscne ... rub over the infcc1ed
area. Th1s tS a case of 1ht cur~ bting worv I han lhe
tllness. ll's niCe 10 know wt' don'1 h.avt to rely on
such tnetftctJVt: and unpleasanl "relltf." So, don'l
1.ak~ chance<. when your ~<1 lth IS mvol ved. When
you·r~ ill, your phystcJan ts lht only person qualified
10 pr+:scriix for you• n«ds. Thtn, for prompt,
professiOna l scrvtcc:. bnng ht) preS(;npliOns lo us.
'
F'. Jones wUl speak oo
"The Christian and today"
at the 9 and 10:30 a.m.
Sunday services. At 7 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Fber Hazelton
will show slides and e x-
plain the wort of Jobn and
Dorothy Davis, missionaries
with Overseas Missionary
F'ellowship, in Laos. At
the 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible
study, Pastor Jones will
bring the 3rd message on
prayers in the Bible.
EIIIA AIIUERIEIIG SUCCUIIIS AT AGE ll
A 2G-year career in real
estate and apartment hold-
ing business ended F'riday.
May 31, Cor Emma L. Ander·
berg, 76, of 903 W. 17th
St., Costa Mesa, when she-
died at Hoag Hospital.
Whil e play10g wah a ~o
pher type rat, Mlles Jetrer-
son, 5, of 112 W. Coast
Hwy .•. Bayside Traller "ark,
was bmeo ou lbe lert fln ger
and had 2 teeth marx.s to
show !or sym;>athy. Hi s fa,.
ther !tilled the rat and the
body was sent to tbe Orange
County Health Department.
Christensen Pharmacy
• • • The Lutheran Church of
the Master, 2900 Pacific
View Dr., Harbor View
Hills -Or. \Yilliam File r's
message for the 8:45 and
11 a.m. services on Trinity
Sunday will be "God th e
beginning and end." The
young adult group INill meE)t
at the congregational pat-'
sonage at 6:30 p.m. this
')aturday, J une 8._ • • • St. Mark Presbyterian
Church, Eastblurr Or. at
Jamboree -Rd., E.ast Bluff-
Or. Morris -Robinson wUl
conduct tbe obMrvaoce or
tbe Lor4'a-a&tiM
10 a.m. ~D"'-1 servtce. 11lJ•
wtll be the 6th anniversary
of the first service of SL
Mark Church. • •• The Chri stian Science
Chur ches, Corona del Mar,
Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa -"Cod the only
cause and creator" will be
the subject of the lesson-
sennon to be read in all
Christian o;;;cteoce churches
this Sunday. • • • The P resbyterian Church
of the Covenant, 2850
Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa -
The Rev. Warren Studer
and Mrs. Rodney Jones.
children's program coordin·
a1.0r, will present Bibles
al the 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Sunday services to boys
and girls who will be enter·
ing the junior department
in the Call.
• • •
The con~regation or the
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church will sponsor a party
!or the youth choir Friday.
June 14. Choir members will
meet at 6 p.m. at the church,
2501 CIHf Dr., Newport
Heights -in swim suHs -
and transportation wiU be
provided to the Dunes.
Mrs. Anderberg and her
husband Carl, who died
Sept. 20, 1967, came to this
areaJnl948. She was a mem-
ber of the Newpon Harbor
Lutheran Church.
Survivors are a nephew.
James Gallagher or Chic ago,
and a niece. Cleo Ehlinger
or Wisconsin.
Services were he ld June :>
at Bell Broadway Mortuary
Chapel. Costa Mesa. The
officiant was the Rev. James
G. Blain. Entorri>ment was
at Melrose Abbey, Oran~t'.
FORMER FILM WORKER
DIES IN COSTA MESA
Anna Solcany or 2734
Drake Ave., Costa Mesa,
died Sunday. June 2. at
Country Clu b Coovales.-
cent Hospital.
Mrs. Solclfty wu bont
Feb. 9. 1886. io Ohio. Sbe
came to Orange County 9
years ago. She was a per-
sonnel clerk for Warner
Bros. nlm products for 9
years.
Surviving her is Fllen
Reno o r Costa Mesa.
Graveside services were
held Wednesday, J une 5,
yesterday, at Pacific View
cemetery. The Rev. Herben
Johnson was orficiant.
BIOLA GROUP OFFERS
COMEDY FANTASY
Th e King's P layers from
Biola Coll e~e. La Mirada,
wHI present a comedy fan-
tasy, "Revolt at the por·
tals," at 7:30 p.m. this
Satu rday, J un e 8, ar the
11/omen's Club or Laguna
Beach, Glenn eyre at St
Ann's Dr. Admission Is
free.
The play depicts chatac·
ters discussing their lives
and atlirudes on earth as
they await entrance into
their final destination after
their recenl deaths.
Th e King's Players pre-
sent their Christian testi·
mony as they perfonn in the
play and represent their
school, a Cully accredited
Chri stian College.
THE NIGHnNGALE CHAPTER of Hoag HoSPital
held Its annual luncheon Tuesday, June 4, at the Jrwlne
Coast Country Club. SUPerior Judge Bruce SUmner
SPOke on \\The Juvenile court In Orange County," Chac-
ter members u.slstlngwltfl the plans tor the luncheon In·
eluded, from left. Mrs. Thomas H. QOitr, chairman of the
new member group In thll9t of dtcorations; Mrs. ~bert
L. Under, progurm chAirmM, -.d Mrs. 0. '=· Full t r.
Nightingale chaf""~n. Mrs. B:>ler's new membe r commi t·
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liam Hudson, Slt~ln9 WOlfe; JO stllh llasl, F. T. E~,
L00<1ard Soulll .,d G.,rv• ll«r· IJadt West photo.)
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'IIIUIISIIAY, JUliE ( -COIIIM DB. IN, CALIF.
GIFT YOUR GRADUATE
TUESDAY CLUB OFFICERS for 1968-69
include, from left, Mrs. Marjorie Scheels
of LiJiJuna Beach, 3rd vi ce-president
Mr s. Erne st McC lelland of Corona del
Mar, president, iWid Mrs.
desti of Corona del Mar,
si dent. (Ensign photo.)
AIRMAN Gary R. Ortfltl>,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ortl ieb of 855 SL Clair SL,
Costa Mesa. has completed
basic traini ng at Lackland
AFB, Te~eas. He is now as-
signed as a photograQhe·r
with a unit of th e Air Train-
Ing Command at ~anOOiph
AFB, Te ~eas. He Is a 1%5
graduate of Costa Mesa
High School and earn ed hi s
A. A. degree from Orange
Coas~ Coll ege.
Club charts 'smooth sailing' I W141< yellow aold ...... 1150
14k yellow gokt filled. ,$100
St~Jnles' Steel •••••••. $ 89.50 8y Etftelyn Miller keep the stup's log, and
Tating her cue from the the oorresponding secretary,
nautical setting, Mrs. Er-Mrs. Angelo Redaelli, radio
nest McClelland, of the offi cer, is in charge of all
Tuesday Club of Newport messages.
Harbor, has chosen the ·
theme, "Smooth sailing," Mrs. \Villi am Stephenson,
for he r l968-69 tenn of treasurer, will serve as
offi ce. pu rser. Mrs . Martius King,
As c aptain, she N!ill take financial secretary, as na-
the wheel and steer• her vigator will plot th e course
ship on a s traight course of the activities. Junior
through any kind or weather. past president, Mrs. J . w.
On the crew serving as first Stricker, serving as parUa-
mate (first vice-president-mentartan, will Callow the
membership) is Mrs. Ben-rules and laws or the sea.
jamln Modesti. Her duty is The good ship "Tuesday
to tate the "watch" when Club" comes into port at
the captain is ashore. the Balboa Bay Club ,.and
Sailing master is Mrs. Ro--drops anchor every 4th
~ d . TU esday or the month dur·
bert ... Flanegtn. 2n .Vl c&-•ing the club year.
prestdent -special pro1ects,
who will give th e orders or
hoisting the sail s and trim-
ming the jibs.
Tile 3rd mate, Mrs. Mar·
jorie Scheets, 3rd vi ce-pre-
sident • programs, will be
the recreati onal direc tor on
shipboard.
'ibe re~~~~.;;~ Mrs. Ia
Installation of the captain
and her crew took place on
May 28 at the regula r month-
ly meeting, with Mrs. Wayne
Helmick, ronner president,
conducting the ceremony.
Mrs. McClelland is a be-
loved member or th e club,
having held mJI!!Y_j_Qbs and
giving so much of lferselt
that she has endeared her-
self to all who know her as
a Criend indeed. In 1965 she
received the club's highest
honor, the Laurel award.
Wilhout ulend<~.r hom S 79.50 in lt~lnless steeL
(B) 14k yellow or wh ite gold with f~ceted crystal of
sparkling syn. sapphire. to 110.
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MRS. L4UREN CE .WRIGHT of Lido isle, ~~~~-~~~~~~~~res recei ving th e Laurel Award of the New;~rt Ha rbo r The
TUesday Club from Mrs. Ro bert Flanegin, awards co-Volleyball team, under the
This year th e Laurel
award went to Mrs. Laurence
Wright, who has served th e
club in some capacity, in-
cluding the presidency,
every year since she joined
in 1960. She has partidpa-
ed to the full est e xtent,
giving of her time and ef-
fort cheerfully, whether It
be playing the plano back·
ground or being the chair-
man of such an event. With·
out a doubt her early train-
ing as a professional in
in radio and TV \VOrk laid
the foundation for her lively
interest In clu te and com-
munity service.
chairmal br the club. Mrs. Wright is past president of s ponsorship of the City of
the Tuesday Club, and has s erved as president of the Newport Beach" department CHARLES R BARR
Newport Harbor Woman's Civic L eague, the LiOO Isle of parks . beaches and re-
Wom an's Club, the Children's Theatre Gui ld and the creation , meets ever.}' Tues•
Republican women's Club. day morning at 9 at the Newport Pi er and every
SELF HI!I.P URGED
HAHD-OUT5 OPPOSED
The Costa Mesa Kiwaots
Club directors have adopt-
ed a resolution urging as-
sistance through educ~ion,
job training and employment
services ror the poor and
Mrs. Donald Kollanse, unemployed, and not through
golr chainnan, presented di rect relief, ban~outs or
th e Helmick Trophy, dona-guaranteed income plans.
ted by past president Mrs. The resolution abo asks
Wayne Helmi ck, to Mrs. the U.S. Congress to resist
Ross Ptullips; 2nd low net ''undue yressure through
to Mrs. Richard Hitchcock, mass demonstrations for
1st low gross to Mrs. Lil-particular legislatioo or by
liam Kincaid, 2nd low gross force of violence, or thre~s
to Mrs. James Eubant, best of force of violence." In
putter or the spring touma-support of their resolution,
~ant to a&rs.,)Wbert Fuller. tbe Kiwaoians stated, "His-
Mev ~me<~ May 28 ageo.da. tory bas shown &bat direct
:Y.a tile -.i:ngof tbe Tu~s-monetary reliet to Cboae
day Club scholarship reci· able to ~ welkeoa·
pients. Awards were given cb&r~ter, tmtiative aod
to o range Coast College ~rality, .and the ~st as-
students this year: in th e st.stance 1s that wbicb per-
neld of nursing, to Sylvia mlts o~ers to help them-
McGee; education to Geor-selves.
gta Thompson ; art scholar· DANCE-IN SOtEDULEO
ship, given by Mrs. P.F.. Harbor Area junior high,.
Endsley'3 Art and Craft students, will hold dance-
Section, to Anne Geiszler. in No . 3 at the Newpo rt
Mrs. Kollanse chose to Harbo r High School airls
make the annual golf sec-1ym th is Friday. June 7,
tion "charity ball" a phy-from 7 to IJ o.m. Oucau
sical education award, will go for 75c each at the
whi ch went to Rose Marie door or from stu dents at the
De F'rancesca.
Mn . Herbert Miller served
as scholarship cbainnan
agai n this year, with Mmes.
Frank Long. William Hen-
dricks and Patrick Shepard
assisting her.
local junior high schools.
The dance, sponsored by
the Ci ty or Newport !:!each
parks, beaches and re c-
reation, deoartmc:nt will
feature the new sound of
the ~hythm and Blues Work·
shoo.
DRIVER IS BOOKED
Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at
the Community Youth Cen•
t er at 5th Ave. and His Ave.
in Corona del Mar.
One day per month the
team parllclpates In a coun·
ty tournament sponsored by
Orange Count y park and re·
creation agencies. There Is
no c harge for team member•
s hip and pe rsons wanting
additional Information are
asked to contact Ted Win·
ston a.t th e Youth Center,
675-0773
YM BURGLARIZED
Over 1400 was stolen May
23 rrom the Orange County
YMCA, 2300 University
Ave., Back Bay. Entry was
gained to the building
;through a wiodow that was-1
M ~S. ROSS PHILLIP S was
presented the Helmick. golf·
ing tro ph y at th e season's
final meeting of th e Tuesday
Club at ·the 9alboa Bay
Club. The an nual trophy is
donated by Mrs. Wayne Helm·
ick, a past president of the
Tuesday Club.
JUNIOR EBELL CLUB
SCORES THREE HITS
Junior Ebell Club of New·
port Beach walked off with
the most awards in their
division of Mediuin Clubs
with 3 awards, a first. a
second and a third at the -
convention held May 23 in
BakersCield.
i~
then
with l)le help o(
taPe. A metal til·
and safe was
open.
HEW CARDS READY
New membership cards
are on sale at the Boy's.
Club oC the Harbor Area.
All boys who are members
must have their new cards
no later than July 1. The
catds are available at ll,S')
at either the central branch
at 594 Center St.. Costa
Mesa, or Upper Bay branch,
2131 Tustin Av e.
OFFICER ELECTED
Se lin a bel Smith uf Cnruna
lligl1lands has beer. eln tec.l
rirsl \'i Ce•pre~i<!cut of the
Long Beach Stat e College
ch&}.lt er uf Phi Delta Gan•-
national honor&ry !IO·
for gra,Jua ..
Wn~diiT rbu,
NUI'f'OH lk~h, Calif.
dJ(/o
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B~l~ IW..a..r, Calil.
Eve. Show Sta rts 6:45
C :.~mNUOUS SHOW
SUNDAY
TWO BIG
FIATURI!S
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Another award was the an-
nual amoun t given to the
Grubstake fund at UCI from
the proceeds of the sales of
TUesday Club cookbooks.
The Newport Harbor Com-
munity Youth Center has
been high on the list of
favorite philanthropies, and
this year the committee de-
cided to purchase ·some
needed equipmen t and fur·
Arter a traffic acciden t
early 1\Jesday morning,
June 4. oo Newport Blvd.
near the Arches ram p,
Robert Lee Jones, 39, or
431 Princeton Dr., Costa
Mesa, the driver of one car,
wa s booked by Newport
Beach pollee on the charge
or intoxicated in public.
The driver or the other car,
Daniel Dillon or New York,
had to have bts car towed
Their blue ribbon first
prize was in fine arts. their
second place award was for
their youth work, and they
received third place Cor
their activities under the
heading of "Build a better
community," according to
Mrs. Eugene Kovach. press
chairman.
DRAPERY
CLEANERS
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· One of the large Orange
County Clubs, Fullertqn,
won the s weepstakes award
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PARADE OPENS SCOUT-0-RAMA
TOP PERFORMERS honored at the spring SJ)Orts
award banquet at Orange Coast Coll ege Include, from
1 eft; John Vall ely of Balboa Island, athlete of the year;
Bob Wrlghton of Newpo rt Beach, Pirate of the year' In
golf; Les ~and of Costa Mesa, Pirate of the year In
track,
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DECREE AT REDLAHO$
Kathleen Courtney, daugh·
tef or Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Courtney, 611 SL James
Pl., CUrt Haven, received a
bachelor or arts Jegree in
speech Sunday, June 2. at
the University or Redlands.
,. ~-II& 1110 Elplonn ~ boll -of ~ 0ooo1r ~ lila CUba will -· wUI lie .... wllll a puode olowa lor t11a lloolaa&. ~
•art• II& t:lil a.& , IIIIa oordlac k> parade --....... 1 .. 1. 'Nf*hl a ~ Cfirdeo.
..... ., allowllll of--lolllda the Sooui-0-Rama
-of-:or all •••· IJOOIOda. ..,,. lllao 22,il00
-lila lloJa, --Soo!tll -5lil_ IIDita will Uil -...Ua par'alp.. allow tholr adliov110aoU
llq ID llle parade, .-with bootbo IDd by -
-Ooall lleaa 111gb otratiooe, "' ao eljiOOied
lobool &o c.be Fairpouada, aueoduce or ruore tbao
lbe 8oou>O-Rama will Ill ili),ililil persoos ..
opeoed formally. 'lbe tbem ' Cuba will bave "audieqff&-
lo "Scoutlr~~ bullda .....,ri·
ca.·• Sailors bow
The Newport Harbor High
School tennis team Called
in its quest ror the 2nd
consecutive CIF cham--
pionship by losing In the
L!Co\L t«<TICE
There ~~ be 6 marcbtq
IIDit e, locllldlrig tbe lamed
Klog'e Moo Ilium IDd Bugle
CoiP• ltoco Aolbelm, tt.a
SID DIOGO HlgbiiDd DaD·
cera aod tbe Corio& Valde z
Mfticao Daacera !rom Los
A.Dgele a. 'lbere will be
noaca doae by tbe boys. Sea Scouts trom 00 sbips CEnnncAn: or BUSINESS
F'i ctitioua F'im• N•me
will marcb in Cull Wliform, '111 ~: JIN IJEII:;;GN t:n do h••t•"'
and SO will tbe Scouts and t,· ,.,.rtify that u..,. aro· •·on•
-------•~•··ting 1111 llrt~tllilo·l)· hu.<in••,.,.
LEGAL NOTICE c-:=-:'L:CE::,::C=A;L:,.:,H:,::O,.:T,.:I,::C;:.E at :1728 E. Coa11t \lwy .. corona
puUOipa~•" 1•" .., 1110
lllldwQ. TillY olio will
-· • Pu.e-4 llocbf •• oluolc 1'1111111 ooo&e• willa
Cub-OOMINOIId ~can.· PUr
t.be Brae Ume, tbe Webelos
Oeoa wW. bave a apec.t&l ...-a. w dempaa uate tbe
etllla oC t.be activities
b&d&;ee for wbicb &bey ~
pete. A atage lbow, uader
tbe dlrecdoo or Harry Sal>
bill, will blgbligbt tbe an ...
nooo.
in Finals
Southern Section finals
Tuesday to Rolling Hills,
16-12. The loss stopped the
Tar win streak at 48.
Coach John Pontius' squad
had beaten RoUlng Hills
1S.11 earlier in the year in
an exhibition match, and
last year the Tars dereated
the Titans 14~13~ in the
CIF semi-finals.
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THURSOo\Y, JUNE I, ltll
toiiiM DEI.IIAII, CALif.,
SU MMER IS HERE ~ p10of Is that 17 lb. -14 oz. yell ow-
tail caught by Sc.n Eisenberg of Newport Stach at Cata·
lina Island, because yellows only in habit warm water
cu rrents . Catch Voas made from sportfisher S'".a Horse
ou t of Davey's Loc~e r.
GIAIIeF oru• • a vac••
lot oe flaluy Dr.,· ••• or
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NOTID:O F' P\1 HLI C:II f:A n!N G
Notice is hereby tt:iven that
the Pla11IDf1 Commisaion of
the City of Newport !leach will
hold a public heariog oo the
applicallon of lloris Irene
joho 110a lor 11 \'ariaoce 942
to pemoit e1terulion of the
!root of the house 110d the sd-
dition of a secood Ooor 11nd
pool at 2804 Ocf'lln. Bl vd.,
Co rooa del \lar~
----------~ -----ld,.J Mar, Calif., undl'r th••
:'iOllCEOF'PIIDLICHF.ARING ~OJlC.f:OFPURLICHEARJNG fi ctitious finn n•n•· of !'tudiv
Sotice is hereby given thlt Notice i~ hereby ~v~ that Art Gall,.ry ••I th• >Oaid
the Plaonin@ Commission o f the PIAADIDf!; Comnnss1on .o f fi"" i11 (JDmpo.,rd of th••
the Ci ty of Newport 11each will the City o f New~rt .Buch Wlll folio wi D(!: persons whoae oan1e11
hold 11 publi c he11rinjl on the hold 11 pabllc unns on the in full and place of residence
at tAl .._.. T-c.-~rNGLI;i: 11,.._ 41tH I Ollf. C.. CMPJ 11-----· 6-l. dlf. J,_ o.t. jHPJ H. dt( II. c-
Sotice ia hereby furlher
Ai veo lhal said public hearitltt:
will be held on 'the 20th day of
jane,J968,atthehoarofii:OO
P·'"· io the Council C:hr~~nber!!l
of th e. Newpotl !leach City
Hall, a t whi ch tinoe arul pl 11 c ~
any and 111! persona irlterel'lted
lll llY appear llnd b~ heard
!h ereon. n.y Y. Copelin, secretary
"ewpo rt Heach f:i ty
Planoin~ Comnlission
Pu blil'lh: June 6, 1968, io
the 'lewport lhrbo r •:oaiflll
L~CAL HOTICE
appliclltiOD of P. ieter J, Bylr.erk. ''' •• follo wo, to-wit·. applic11tion of American llec-f U p 1383 re11tion C:t:lltl'rs for 11 [l!<e or 11 ae emllt to pe~Ht C11 rl Valente, 10061 Suntan
Pemdt 1380 to pemdt in,.,tal-"1~lelll 110d. l!lervlcde o f noanne Circle, Huntington Heach,
I 1 oel!le en ,ones an 11p11re part11 C 1.1 ation aa<l operation of an 8 at 420. 31s t Stre .. t. a 1 •
IRne Porta-Shde 1tl 2344 East ~nli ce ill hereby fu rther J acqu~lyo J. Lowrie, ~222
Co11st ll i~way. gi.vi'O that uid public hell,.. Tig~rtllli Dr., Lo• Alanutos,
. Noti ce is hf'reby furthn in _~t will b,. held on the 20lh Cahf. . .L
gtven that !jllid 11uhlu~ hcarinfl day of june, I96B, 111 the hour WITNESS ou r hand thll!o •h•
wi ll be held ou t!J,. 20 th day of of 8:00 p.m. in the Council d•y of J11ae, 1968
June, 1968, at th e hour of C:hanober~tof the'le"J:"rt Beach Carl \alen.t,. 8 :00 p.n.. in tht• Coun cil J 1 J 1 Chambeu~of the 'le .. ·port llt<ach r:ity Hall, at whi time •od acque yn • ~owne
City Jhll, at .. 4tich time and place any and •ll persona in-STAT[ Of CALifORNIA 1u1.
I terested n1ay •ppear a11d be COU;"'TY OF' OHANG}: p ace any and all per50n!l in-tere!<te<l n•ay appear and h,. h,.ard thereon, ON THIS 4th day o f June,
hurd thereon. Ray Y. Copelia, !ecretary 1968, before me, a ~ouuy
11ay Y. Cop,.Jin, ~ecr .. tary 'le,..p~rt !leach .c'?" Public in ed for aaid county
N011CF'.OF PUAIJC Ht::AIU~G "lewport Unch l'itv .Piamun" Comnuu.1.on and alate, ruidi11 g therein,
Notice is hereby' ~hen that Plll!lnilljl f:ommi!lsl'on Pu bl~11h: June 6, 196~, t.n duly conunis!lioned 110d 11wom,
the Planoing C.ommi •sioo of Pu blish: june 6, 1968, in •he Sewport Hubot f..11111ilD persooally appeared f:arl Val-
the City o r Sewport Jt,.ach th,. "e,.·port II arbor Eui1111 ente, J•~uelyo j . Lowrie,
will hold a public hearin_~t on ------------ORPHA STALLINGS k.aowo to me to be the per-
the application of non lh,. LEGAL NOTICE SUCCUMBS AT 12 •one whou umes are su~ Ae~tch comber, [n c. for a Jlse •cribed to the wilhin iruotru· Orpha Stallings, 83, of , Permit 1382 to pem.it (I) ~:s. 'IOll C:EOF'PI I HLI C'~F:AIU'IC meat, 110d acknowledged •o
tablishment of a 105 ,;eat res.-'lotice is hf"reby f{ive11 that 333 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa, me that they e•ecuted th e
taur11nt. (2) on·!lllif' ~tlt-ohu lic lhe Planninr f.ommiuion of dl l:'d Sunday, MaJ 26. at same.
beveragu within 200 f,.,., of a th,. f:ity o 'lewport Reach CounlfJ Club Convall:'scenl \l'ITNf:SS my hand and olfi-
re&i dentia! area. (3) I' !if' of ad-will hol •l a puhlic hearin ~t on Home. santa Ana. cia! seal.
joiairtg II· I property for off-the applica tion of \lr. 11nd \lr~. Mrs. Stallings, a house• Jeuie II. II ill
s treet p11rkin g. {4) non·.,l~tndHnl John 11. foo11an for a Us,. Notary Public in and for said
parkinp; lUrll!lflenoeot ron· Pem1it 1381 to l'~nuit 1111 v.ift' for 65 _\'('BfS, was born County aod Stille.
tingeat oa attendant parkin111. a•Mitiort to <~n ,.~i'!ltin_~t noll· Aug . 22, 1884, in T exas. \iy Commission upires Oct.
Locsted .at 3831 to 393Q F:. confomoin"' bu.il ,lin _~t at 3814 Sht' Jl n·d tn Califo rnia and 24, 1970
Coastllwy., f:orona rie l \lar. Chann~l i'l.oce. p bl h • Oran~e County ror II ye ars . u is : ju11e 6, 13. 20, 27.
Notice is hereby further .'loti..,e is h"reby further f.urvh·ors are her sons. !968, io the Sewport !l~trbor
"
·Yeo that aairl publi c hearin, .I(IVP'fl that sBi<l~ubhr hf'ilrio~ d r.",,·,.. Rollins or Yo rba Lin a, and ~ will be held on the 20th day ,.·ill be held on ,. 20th day o
of Jooe, 1968, at the hour of I ~toe, 1968, at tbl! hour of8:00 Ro bert of Costa M!'sa; :!
8:00 p.m. in the Council p.n1. in the r.ouncil Chwubers dau@:ht t•r. Mr s. Arcenoe
Oambers of thr-'lewport of the 'ie,..port Hea"h Ci ty Sall.:s. Costa Mesa. 2 ~rand•
l:ieapt Ci ty I! all, a t ,.·Jiic:h Hall, at which tiRoe and plue c hildren and i gre a.t•grand·
ti01e, and ,p~ace any 11n d all any and ali per80n~ interested
pe...-• illbltMtell noay aPflellr may appe11r /11od be he11 rd Chlldren.
110 d"be he11rd th ereoo. thereoo. Sen·ices we re held May
'Ray Y. Copelin, seeret•ry Rsy Y. Copelin, secretary 28 at Baltz Chape l Costa
'lewport Reu:h City 'l ewport Huch f:ity Mes a. with thl' Rev. Hl:'r4
Plannins C01un•isaioo Plaooin"' Comndu1on bert Johnson as offic iant P11bliah : Jane 6, 1968, in Pu blish: June 6, 1968, in
dae Newport Harbor EuiiSD the ~ewport lhrbor F.uip Interment was in Tucson .
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OOU8L£5: AUIIIn.' ... oHII (ltH) del', I~IOt·H•rt (NP) 7•S, W. ""'· I . O.IC'-If!!o" tNPJ W , ... 1; Kru.-Owtn I "HI lod tr..~~~~,.~"n. n ~ _, lo ..
O.AUDE OSWALT OF
COSTHIE$A DIES
Claude William Oswalt,
38!J Victoria. Costa Mesa,
died May 23 at Hoag Hos--
pital. He was born Sept. 13,
1H!JH, in Illinois, had lived
in Orange County ror 11
years, and had oj)erated and
owned Crown TV Cor 2J
years.
Survivors are his son,
Robert, or Corona del Mar;
mother, Mrs. (Jeorge Limes
or Wisconsin; and a brother,
Gerald or Wisconsin .
Services were held May 25
at Baltz Mortuary Chapel,
Corona del Mar, with U1e
Rev. Philip Murray or the
Community Conv.;regational
Church as orriciant. Inter·
ment was at Pacific View
Cemetery.
' lOOKIHG fOI S7.fl Pll6 PC116 PADOWI
WI HA VI THEM.
lOOKING fOt llk Plll6 110116 lAW!
WI HAVE THEM.
lOOKING FOR A KRAMII AUIOGIAPII
IEKNil R!CKH l!RUM6 WITH NYlOII
fOil 17.501
WE HAVE THEM.
LOOKING FOR WlUOII OIAMPIOII!IIP
Tlllllll ULU fOt S7.SS Pfl DOZ.!
WE HA VI THEM.
lOOtUNG FOR lfiiiiiS ot6SL1 fOI ll.OO!
WE HAVE THEM.
lOOKIII6 FOR Mill'S 2US 111111!
!HORn! • WI HA VI THEM.
10111(116 Fot (OfiVflll lUNilliiOfl
AT 7.7S FOR Mill!
WE HAVE THIM.
UKI TO Ill OY!t •oo tACliTl
IN ONI PUCI! '
WI THEM.
Vojt coif seb & cl1bs
Starter Gol~ ~ets
) . '. 1 · '-"'"" • ,...,J wooos
Soccer-Track-Te~n:s Shoes
lasebal Mitts-f'l.-,l!s-!lats
... ~ ... ~ 4.50. 5.95. 6.50
L~ath~r Soccer Bois
9.95. 10.95
L~ather Volley Bah
12.95. 17.95 ...
4 lals
BABY BEEF
LIVER
t OZ . 8~R"NCERS
ll 12 o z.
I T im~ 1 T orne\ 3 T.mu
20 words or le~s 1.50 2.50 3.00
21 word1 lo 30 word' 2.00 3.00 4.00
31 word• to 40 word\ 3.00 4.00 5.00
Eoch word over 40 ,..ords .05 .10 . 15
------------
20ll OFF FOR CASH WITH ORD~R
"A.,WERICA IS 1 .~ DANGF.R"
by Gu. (l.lrli5 Ltt \l ay.
Hardbocll. JVlf.
Or4o<"-,
ONE MAN 'S JUNK is
mM'streuure. Brins your
junk in and buy our
treuures (or v;ce versa).
TcWinklc Hardware, Cosaa
Mesa, 646·1675. ·
ALCOHOUCSANONYMOUS
Harbor Area. 673·8724;
P.O. Box 1223. Cos ta
Me .... ~;;;---1
nr CXf'Cf•
on all t}rc• 11r d~
,&hina Jt linen. SpCt.:blty,
m..,., al'lins. St.~ 'per hr.
MOle fr'hiaman, 6Q7 Mar·
,U.rite, CI)M. 67:J.-.H7.t.
I NEI!D WORJ(, Oal J 9 •
aunc., •~~*· recePtion • u .. IIJpe • PBX. ••~• •
....... oft'ice. W.ld like: -••a. pobllc lieu, poMI.W.a arT
~595-=-----
• MU~ICAL FOR SALE
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FOR SALE
OIL PAI ~TINGS. Cltppet
Sh1ps &othctS, GREATLY
REDUCED lo sell. Also
rods & tee Is . 6-'6-62.&5.
golf set and
bag; irons, 2 through il;
vutter: 1, !l &: 4 INOOds.
Lu.e new. 175. 673-~266
alter 3
exerci~e e,
l blue chip , S&li green
stamp books, or 18. 613·
9266. ------------------------
• HELP WAHTED
WOMEN S<:W'-RS WANTEir
Work at home doing simple
sewing. We supply mater-
ials and pay shipping botb
ways. Good rate or pay.
Piece work. Write Dept.
2W3, Jamster Jndu8Utes
Inc., 1a.J Ashmun, Sault
Sle. Marie, Micb., Zip
49783.
a 'OIRINT
LIDO ISLE -Lovely ground
noor. 1 bdrm . apt. garage
lltached. Patio. Furn. or
unlurn. Call (213) 886·
_!ll~~.f1.UJ.JH.fj:~J_g,_ __
l LB. T-BONl:: STEAKS
4 LB. 7-BONI!: ROAST
l L8, L.ARGE PO"'I< CMOf"S
4 LB. 8E£F" PATTIES
l LB, SAUSAGE
l LB. WE INI[RS
18 LBS. ALL FOR
7
S LB,
4 LB,
6 LB.
S LB.
6 LB.
6 LB.
9 LB.
T -BONE STEAKS
7-BONE ROAST
BONELESS BEEF' STEW
PORK CHOPS
PORK ROA!IIT
ASST, LU NCH MEAT
WE INE"!!I
~"'"YE"S
48 LBS, ALL FOR
' LB.
4 LB.
1 LB, T-BONE STI:AKB
6 LB. TOP S I .. LOIN STEAKS
' LB. 7-BONC "OAST
J LB. ,.AMILY CHUCK STCAKS
10 LB . SALIBBUJII:Y STEAKB
I LB. JII:OUNO BTCAKB
42 LBS. ALL FOR
49( ll II OZ . NEW YORKS
II 10 Ot .
BUY THE BAG & SAVE
- - -TIINDE" .t!IJ TASTY --
PORTERHOUSE
&T-,BONE
STEAKS
BY THII ~ IIICII
95~ LB.
PORK
CHOPS
RIB 39e LB.
49c LB.
79e LB.
5 LB. LOAF
AMUICAII
CHffSE
$295
FILET M6IIOII
Sl49 LB.
Bt£F
79~B.
TOP SIRLOIN
PORTERHOUSE
T-BONE
FILET-
TP ROAST
BONELESS
SIRI.OII
TR"NOC" 6 1'ABTY
98~ ..
TMC ~ICCC
-II I .... lObo lor ..
........ Oo, Couoil
....... ••k'• &eedat:
• Alleed co .........
....... ot ---ror -...d .. lbo Blllloa
OOOOD_C_.
• Approved ftrll readlq
ol 9fdla•oo 1251, oddllll
Upper Hubor VIew Hlllo
Alliin No •. 81 to Cowlcll·
millie Oiatric~ No. 8.
• Approved nrat readi.D.&
ot OrdiaiDce 1252, eata~
Us bing a miuor reducdoo Ua
front yards on tbe hayward
aide or all lata betweeo J
Be. 111d K sc.. Balboa -5
feet OD Lata l, 2 ud' 3,
' AIRloiAN OAVE IIILL$
IH WESTERN PAOfiC
Airman F'trat Clua navtd
M. : Mills, aon-tn·l&w of
Coata Mesa poslmaater and
MB . John Klugtewtcz, 2662
Riverside Dr., Ia on duty
wilh !he 425a>d Strategic
... 4 ...... lA .. 4,11.8
1111117.
• .... ftnc N&diD& ot (lrdluooo 125& ..._
llll Jllo putlq .. ,.. roo
.. 111111 IlL --Oooaa n. 11114 111e ..., "' a-11
NowpoiC to 2Se m bour.
• Adopled OrdlaaDoo
121;;), -!liD& lllo · roo
odledulo lor oola oporl&ld
veDdiac: macb.taea to a per
aiacbiDe bailie.
• Set the following park·
!:g ;!2' :;:·~s!~ u:.:
11, 12, 13, 15 aod 18; aod
li>t for 2--bour meters ud
25C Cor aoy Cime up Ul 12
boura for 13-bout
Ia Zooe 17.
HANDSOME
2 STORY
Wing at a forwarcfbaae In 4 b•-'-"''· fo,.,al dining t4e Western Paclnc. 100001, hug• livini roo..,
Alnnan MUhi, a Stra1teglic li ond a ponalad fc-o.ily roo,.., Su""Y location tn Air Command jet engine top Me1o Verde 'neigk-
mechanlc. supports KC-136 bolhood. Undergrvun d
Stratotanker atrcrews who utiliriu. A•l.ing only
daily provide aerial refuel-$3~.9.50. It'• cl.an.
ing to &52 Stratofortress
bombers, .fighters and re-
connaissance aircraft con·
ducting the air war over
Vietnam. He was assigned
at March AFB. Calif., b&
tore arriving in the Pacifi c.
FIRE FIGHT TRAIHIHG
EXERCISE IS HELD
The CaliromiaDivision or
Forestry and tbe Orange
COunty Fhe Departmeat are
cooducting a training e xer-
cise in Buck flully, 2 miles
eas't or MacArtbur Blvd.
and north or Corona del
Mar. Live fire Is being used
in the exercise which began
yesterday and is continuing
today, June 6.
The objective is to pro-
Vide an opportunity to r&
fine techniques of rapid
initial attack on wildland
fires. ~npbasis Is placed
on .Jield evolutious dealing
wttb tbe use or water, pro-
grooss•lve hose lays aod nre
Sl69,lOO,OOO.OO total sales
t.hrouah lhe Multiple Li stina
Service or The Newport Uar~
bor Costa Me sa Board or
Realtors fo r the rirst 4
months or 1968 .
TillS IS OVER 4 MILLION
DOLLARS PER MONTH IN
PROPERTY SALES!
LIST YO UR PROPERTY
WITii A REAL TOR!
8Ul1 IN Til F.
REST AREA
~ESA VERDE REALTY ,_.....,
Y.J ACRE,
RANCH STYLE ' ~ bedft)olll, sing!• 1tory
on a hill in M•sa V•rd•.
Mony ••cell..,, i111pra • ....
..,..,,. incl uding circular
drivewoy,ouium ..,!ranee
arod Cover•d patio. E•·
e•llent buy ot $37,950.
0t£SA VERDE liA S
4 SC/IOOL S, 3 PARKS
MESA VERDE REALTY
546-5990
3 BDRM .
PACESETTER
F~ousPoc•••"., mod•l
hom•, oil •l•ctrie buill·
in I, handy •••vi c• poreh
ond l01t• l-ily rooon .
Thi1 d ean hom • i1
dos• to sc:hool and
porlo . A good buy at
SJO,SOO or ofl•rl
lti!SA HAS
MESA VEflfDE REAL TV
!545-!51190
NO DOWN G.l.
Fontcuric opporhon i ty.
Just r.du cecl 10 $2~. 900.
M••o Verd•, 3 b•d100m1
on '••• lin•d •"••'· Shingl•10ol, n•w uupell,
on d poi nt on d dandy
f..,eed yord. Own•• is
moving ond rrod•d in ltti 1
hom•. Don't mi 11 ''·
S2~. 900.
~rnr6e
~eafty ..
2850 Meaa Vercle Or.,
Costa Mesa
Ph on e 546-.5990
Quiet Secluded location
Custom-bui lt, split l~v~l home, 2 bed-
rooms upstairs -one wi th tremendous qAY
VIEW . 18 x 20 Master Bedroom on main
floor. ' '
Lorge Living Room with artistic fireplace
-spacious Family Room convenient to
kitchen.
Owner will consider small home in Costa
Mesa in trade.
Price $49,950
View--Building Site
Located on one of the higher terraces in
CORONA HIGHLANDS. Nothing con ol>-
struct the beoutiful panorama.
Fee simple ICI"'d (You own· it!)
Owner anxious to exchange for nice East
Costa Meso 3 bed,oom home with equity of
oppro•im otely $,15,000. '
67 S.JOOO Eves. 673-0554
lay • leach Realty Inc.
2407 E. COAlY CDM
/ NE'II'ORT HAIIIIOR EJIIGII
A RST SECTIOII --P•7
ISS IS Livil\g
Corona del Mar
l;'oppiness is enjoying o bluff home overlook-
ing the main beach •.. watching the boots go
throuth the harbor ••• seeing the sun ut over
Catalina ••• living in this three bedroom and
fcmily room home ... why not be hnppy? .......... '
happiness is a truly lovely fOur bedroom home
and fenced pool with clo se~up ocean view .. .
unusual patio lighting ..• beautiful decor .. .
and realistically priced at only S49,9SO .. , ,
this should make you happy! ..........
happiness is o kin~siud two bedroom, two
both home with panoramic view in Hnrbor
View Hills. Owners moving ..• would like
~ inwnediote sole ... this would make THEM
-..\happy... · '
~ ......... .
., Choice rentaL .. Vista Bahia ... Vacnnt and
available 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and private c potio ••• $325 mo.
~···
»Ol'C Y. f'RJll'CKl.ll'C
I Rt:Jll. TOR \ 3250 East Coht Hi&hwly
Coron1 Otl Mlf , C1lif01"ni1
Phone , 673-2222
OPEN SEVEN DAYS .
ofiJo .!J./.
family home
Newly decorated and carpeted this four
bedroOJ" three both home with combination
family and dininq room , buil t-in kitchen
and south patio is ready to move into and
priced at S59,500 with excellent terms to
right buyer.
J. L Jll•lr ...,., ....
TH£ DMI.OPfRS (J UDO SINCE 1935
3317 Yoo L14. Oriel• 3·7300
H..,.rt hedi-F ... tt.. L.A. .,.. c•ll MA s.ao3.c
BALBOA ISLAND
ULlOA ISLIID
4 Mdroe•• -2 Mths -5 y••s ole!~
PLU$-A REALLY GREAT I J.odr-
•-'•ent. Spiral staircase oncl •ntry
ceurtyaul.
675-5930
"Lfl THE IO'fDS SSM 'fOU"
'
· Realtor
IN DOVEII SHOlES, NEWPOII' BEACH ••• 642-6472
-67:1-3641
1730 .. c. ••• Hlw., .. _. ..... ...... 1M .......... of .. JC ...... ......,., ......
...... tM pi--of .... ,.., ........... Welt lluff.
and .,..... laslthM com"'-tD ....._.,... THr: p6ICe
• iw. You,.., '*1 • a.,er.t • .._..., .,._ .. tGl IINII --·--..... ---·-........ or pwrc:NM 1ft .... ..._ •ttttnt .. JCIWt -· ......................... -........ .,....., ........ _,._ '
. THURSIIA!~!'*E 6, 1961 (X)JI)IIA utL IIAJ!. CAliF. Newport Beoch •••
• ... Island Costa Mesa
Lido hie
HARDWOOD ROORS
$21,995 '
5!0/o Govt. Loan
3 BR 2 bath home with ncar
new 501 Nylon c a r p e t s
throughout. Built -,jn gas
kit chr n. shake shingle roof,
big yard wilh l5x20 patio.
$119 monlh pays all .
Newport
at
Victor I•
646-8811
lvenl ... )
A SOUND INVESTMENT
with good income
A reo I sharp four plex -Mesa Verde area. Elec·
tri c bu il t-ins, cnrpets, drape.s. L ive in one rent
free . Ask ing $46,000.
COSTA MESA
DRIVE PAST 278 BROADWAY , COSTA MESA
Well kept 2 bedroom, Spanish type home. Has5~.%
F.H.A. loan-Sl36 including taxes and insurance .
Pr;ced at S19 ,800.
Jf annie ,Jrice
1716 A.ve., Costa Meso
SPACIOUS FAMI LY HOME
WITH 4 BEDROOMS
INCLUDING MASTER SUITE
WITH SUNDECK & BAY VIEW
PANELED INTERIOR
PRIVATE ENCLOSED PATIO
CLOSE TO COMMUNITY BEACH ,
SS8,640 -EXCELLENT TERMS
Col i John Abel l
Realtors
67J.4400
E .. s. 67J-736S
Bachelor's
Beach Pad
NEWPORT SHORES
Artisu c s pht level. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths.
c ommunity pool and clubhouse.
Only 125.900
332 Morguori to
Corono dol Mor -673-8550
(J.,.. 1/o,.,.//, f( •• //or
SllliiPLJI:
'BIIlAL ESTATE
ONE OF A FEW!
1 bedroom . Neat~os·a ~p i n! Ou iet Begonin
Avenue, Corona del Mar . Room for income
unit. Reduced to S31,SOO
CORONA HIGHLAIIDS' VIEW!
Custom-buil t! 3 bedroom$, family room ., great
workshop room to expand. You own the land.
S~9.9SO
FAMILY HOllE-II ILOCK TO IUCN! COl!
4 bedrooms, 3 baths, huge living .. fom ily room
with beamed ceili ngs, shake roof •. E:~~tros.
New Price \!.9,500
'EAST ILUFF BEAUTY!
Front row home. Oreom of o garden featured lin Sunset Magazine! 4 bedrooms or 3-Den;
F:xudes real charm. Call to see.
Asking $47,SOO
SfMPLI RIAL ESTATE
2515 E. C..at eo-• 4.1-
STORE BUILDING
Busy corner in Cal imesa, between Redlands
and Beaumont, surrounded by major service
stations. Security Bonk across tfo.e street.
Bu il ding is 40' • 60'. PaYed off~street parir-
ing, Ideal for fru it and vegetable business or
franchise operations. Two restrooms. Walk -in
meat locker. Will lease for S250 per monfh.
1'11011 E U2· 5 lll , ••
til Ull .
CHANNEL REEF'· APARTMENTS COllOM A
SALE
DEL MAR ··1-1"'11 <h ,.,,. e""~'" f "'""' \, ,.1HJrl H••lwlr A:,.u .......... --
TRADE
$61,500
Hou.se .... 4 bedrooms, 3
boths, PLUS l·bedroom
6portment. For more in·
formation call
Paul Terry
6~2·0886
c an•t sell it? ••• Ttade It?
For Fan A.cboo &: Re.u\u
Call
DOYLE .t WOOD CO •
Call S44·116!
270 E. 17th SL. Costa Mesa
Rutten
" AW~. ~ ~~~ Mlf. C.llton11•
,.._. (714) ......... liM II &tout..
• " ......... 0' , .. , ••• -. ....... Rct.-lc Sc111ltc Si11<t l~l
to
z .. Tie Alplta AI;~~~ ,_ .. 1 .... ...
..... will .............. .
~, ...... .,
doc:wa ud .,..,, It la
ued •ouad dl• world •
Jue 21 ll &be Cotta Mlu
Ooll •d Couatry a ub to re-
cehe cheir chan•, · formina
the new South Oraftl c Coaat
AhiiiiQae Chapte r.
Ru•valioas •• nee ... ••Y by June 11. All Zau
•• invited &o c eU Mn. Ora-
ham Gibbons, S41-Sl06:
Mu. Bunon S. Gra na , 613-
6~81. or Mn. E. Richard
Walwict, 546--2377, for in•
format.ion.
The charter will be Jie-
unted by Mra. Thomu T.
Gwin., preai dent ot the Cali·
fornia, Souah, and Hawaii
Diotrict or thi s nllional CHARLES AllES. 11,
Pamellmic ooro rity. Char-EX-COIITIIACTOI, DIES
ter members come from Costa Former contractor Charles
Mesa, Newport Beach, Hun-H. Ames, 81, of 2202 Miner
tinaton Beach, Corona del St .. Costa Mesa, died May
M11, Balboa, L&JWII Hill s, 31 at Hoag Hospit al.
Balboa hi and, Laguna He was born Dec. 4, 1886,
Beach , and south to San in Kansas, came to Califor·
Juan Ca(ri strano and Silf\ nia 40 years ago and lived
Cl emcnte. in Orange County for the
last 23 years. He was a Ve-
The Oranae County Re· teran of World War 1: a mem-
habi liation Center for Cri p-ber of the Newport Harbor
pled Olildlen and Adults Elks Club , and of !he Na-
(Easter Seal) will benefit tional Association or Watc h
from the proceeds of thi s and Clock collectors.
benefit. Lunch eon will fol-Survivors are his wif.e,
low a social hour at ll:.hl Julia, and his brother Fred
a.m. Uand knits for summer Ames of Kansas. They said
and earl y fall will be shown that donations may be made
follo wing the luncheon. Zeta to the Cerebral Palsy Faun-
published a manual for [lU· dation.
enu demo ns trating cloth ing Services were held June
techniques for crippleJ chil-3, at Bell Broadway Mortu-
dren wi th a travel ing ex hi -ary Chapel, Costa Mesa with
bit to illustrate, A manual the Elks Club orriciating.
fo r the proper treatme nt and lnurnment was at Greenwood
care of such children was Memorial Park, Sao Diego. -~~~~~------~ Our bottom
can save yours.
We put the zig ·t.og cut sole on our Mainsail
sneaker to give you on e xtra edge when you Nn
onto a wet surface. In foct, a lot of extra edges .
MEN 'S ond WOMEN 'S
narrow &
medium •i dth
---
Keds• Mainsail
CO,IIE TO THE SHOE STORE
JOSEPH A. SEEK, pioneer developer of
Balboa Island and a founder of the Bal·"
boa Yacht Club, wa s honored at the 44th
opening day ceremonies at th e Yacht
Club. Mr. Seek, at th e mic rophone in the
above Jtloto, was named honorary com-
modo re and wa s presented with an en-
graved armchair, shown at lower left in
th e picture. Standing at left are BYC of-
fi cers, left to righ t, Commodore Jeff
Deaver, Vice-Commodore David Smiley
and Rear Commodore Don Franklin.
Standing at the right are junior officers;
Jim Riedel , jun ior commo do re; Jay Law-
ren ce, vice-commodore, and Rick ,Jen-
nes.s, rear co~m~odo r e.
CAMPUS OR. OFFICES
.t.R E HIT IY THIEVES Election SOCCER PROGRAM AT
COM YOUTH CENTER
Four offices tn the 4500
Block or Campus Drive' in
the Back Bay have been hit
by thieves.
The Newport Harbor Com--
\Contlaued from paae 1) munity Youtt. Center In ·
assembly, 71st District. Co rona del Mar is currently
Bu rk Bostelman, 4570
Campus Or., Suite 10, re-
ported June 3 to Newport
lleach poll ce th'e the rt or
petty cash and a camera,
totalling a 1196 loss. The
I·BM Corp. at 4500 Campus
Or .. Suite 592, saJd that a
petty cash fund or 125 had
been taken. Leisure World
Foundation, 4500 Campus
Or., Suites 60S and612. said
126 worth or petty cash and
stamps had been ,taken rrom
th e receptionist's desk.
Publication 'iervtces at
4500 Campus Dr., Suite
600. was luckiest -a
€!rawer was pried open but
nothing was taken.
The 4 Republicans named holding soccer practice on
members or the County Cen-'I\Iesday and Thursday
tral Commi ttee are John A. afternoon rrom 3:30 • 4:30.
Hopwood. 24,304: Thomas Boys in grades 3, 4, 5 and
C. Rogers, 22,794: Denni s 6 living In the Harbor View
E. Carpenter, 21,943; and or Corona del Mar district
Wayne Carroll, ·20,1P0 Un-a re Invited to join the team.
successful candidates are A. game with other parks
Nolan Frizelle, 10,159; is schedul ed orl Saturday
,Bunster Creely, 8,441; mornings. Interested per·
Charles F..ranklin, 8,003, and. sons are asked to contact
S. A. Melugin, rr ,845. Ted l'ltnston at the Youth
Democ rats in the race for Center. 675-0773. 'Ibis
U.S. Congress gave Thoma f program is under the juris-
B. Lenhan. 21,641 votes: diction or the City or
and Russell F. DoolitUe, Nev.-po rt Beach Department
19,779. of Parks, Beaches and
The 4 Democrats named Recreation.
members or the county cen-
tral committee, district 5.
are Joyce Du senberry , 11.·
021: Nonnan J . Meyer. 10,·
669; Mama L. Olson, 9,615:
IT'S TIE FOR FIRST IN and James L. McGaugh.
PIE EA. TING CONTEST 9,386. Unsuccessful can·
A pie eating contest at didates are R. W. (Bob)
the Plymouth Congregational Cory. 8,926 and Joseph
Church <;chool picnic Sun-Rosener, 7,706.
day ended in a tie with a Donald C. Simpson, with
twin c rowningof9-year-olds, 4,689 votes, won over in·
Joanne Canning and Jill cumbent Charles V. Tumer,
Johnston. l"inners of the 2,545 votes in the race ror
later pie-in·the-eye contest Coast Municipal Water Dis·
were unorrtclally named as trict Board.
Mil es Wood or Balboa. [n the race for presidentia1
organizer of the pi cnic, :lt!.d nominatioos. Ronald Rea·
Duana Burgess or Uni ver· gan, unopposed as a Repul>-
slty Park. Youth Work lican. received 127,511
Director. votes in Otan&e Oouoty. :lD
The picnic was held at tbe Democradc race, Eu·
th e Costa Mesa Fairgrounds geoe McCarthy received
recreational area and fea-65,427 county votes; Robert
tured the annual baseball F. Kennedy was seoond
game plu s several navors ·with 58,893 votes; and
or homemade ice cream. Lynch received 18,642
A sad incident occurred
when Mrs. Harry Imel of
Corona del Mar tripped whil e
walking to the parking a rea.
She was taken to Hoag
Ho spital, where she was
foun d to be suffering from
cuts and bruises.
votes.
LOCAL UHIT FORMED
FOR FIGHT OH CANCER
Mrs . Paul Ho lmes of Bay
Sh ore s has been named the
first Orange County ttni t
chairman for the American
Cancer Society.
The fint organizational
meeting for the beach area
uni t wi ll be held June II at
the home of \1rs. Holmes,
2621 Circle Drive. Plans
for the meeting include the
ACS \·1ov ie \1obile and
ellhibi ts. The vtovie \·to bile
ia a self con tained out-
door Lhealle wi lh a screen
large enough for au dience
viewing. Fil m presentations
o n "Cancer's warning
signals," in c artoon form,
wi ll be shown. ·The meeting
wi ll be an informal coffee
beginning at IJ a.m.
COM CHURCH SERVICE
Dr. Philip Murray or the
Community Congregadooal
Church. 61 1 Heliotrope,
Corona del Mar, will preach
the sennon, "Though he
slay me." at 10 a.m. Sun·
day, in Fellowship Hall.
atyourTexaco Dealer. ··
GRADU.t.TESHONORED
The sennon title by Ul e
Rev. Nonnan L. Brown or
Plymouth Congregational
Church, 3262 Broad St.,
Newport Heights, wtll be
"A compass and a measur-
Ing tape" at 10 a.m. Su n·
day . This will be a bacca--
laureate service, honoring
both high and junior high
school students. \
Just drive into your participating Texaco Dealer's and
you'll receive a 12-oz. clear Anchor Hocking beverage glass
FRE!:: when you fill up with Sky Chief or Fire Chief gasoline!
Get one each time you come into
CORONA DEL MAR TIRE
AND TEXACO SEitVICE
Texaco Star Value Special
'
BLOODMOBILE COMING
IEIPOIIT IIA_,I Bll ..
II lilT IIC1101 --hlol l!IURSDAY, JUliE I, -
aNiliiA DB.IIAI,-CMJF.
home model added --daolpbaa-.__, __
-added to lito BQON• wlllt • puo ~~~-~~~ ID lito ··r-vlow" aoo -.. _ klteboo, wood ....., ... ,....
tho au -aooon~~o1 10 Qooo mlaa oov.od klld!• colll-weua, PI'Mldeat ot Ivu oeta, parquecwooct ftoor ud
WoUo and SnDO, developera. '"'111-lo-bat to tho llllltly
Tbe coacept tor Ibi s' bome room ud a 40 root lon~o
Is ODe ot combtolDI IWO fUlly tiled gallery.
aeparate wlntcs into ooe. The Model 311 Ia on
Thla allow• the maater Santiago Ortve, In the Bay-
suite, lh1og room, ronoal creat developmeot tn West
cUolotc room, titcheo aad Upper Bay.
bre.altrut ooolt. 10 be oom-"RILOCATIOM" URGID
plotoly olo~od orr hom lito ALSO 1'01 SUPIIVISORS
family room aod cblldreo's Realtor Russ Ford. wbo
bedrooms, making enter-Uvea at 2\)\)\) Nauc1lua, Bay-
tainlng worry tree and com-crest bu wrtueo a wo d r pletely enjoyable. ' r 0
FeatUres of the home In--praise for tbe Newport
elude 10 enclosed entry Beacb City Council for its
court which could accom-staod against expanaton of
mod&te a pool, beam ceiling the Orange Cowley Airport.
in the livlng room, large "We live direcUy uoder
enclosed rormal dining the night ))attem,"be wrote.
•REAL ESTATE FOI SALE
FOR SALE -Presdge cu~~oo
tom-built Lemon Heights
home -by owner. Country
atmosphere -'At acre -
-air conditioning. Un·
derpriced at 158,000. S4+-
''It bas become intolerable
even to carry on a ooover-
sad.oo inlid,l) our borne witb
the doors closed ....
"I believe that in addi·
tion to relocating the air-
))Ort, thecttizensor Newport
should try to relocate the
present board or s upervi-..
103-piece Jlole• .. Stainleu
Steel Tableware set ... $29.95:
The Red CrosS Blood-
mobile will be at Hoag
Hospital Conference Center,
from 2:30 to 7 p.m. Friday,
June 14. Blood donations
are especially needed
during the summer months,
because highway accidents
and vacation mishaps tend
to strain the Red Crose
supply, acoord.lng co Lucile
Frtesley, director o r c.be
blood program. Oooors are
requested co call 77 4-3782
tor appo1ntmenca.
• You'll never defrost again!
By Oneida Ltd. Silversmiths.
Gleams like fine llilver-but is
tarniahproof. Service for 12,
including 5-piec:e Hoateos Serving
Set. Uoe your Texaco Credit Card.
THIS SET INCLUDES: 24 teaspoons, 12 iced drink
tpoons, 12 10up 1p0on s, 12 dinn• fori.: a, 12 s~od
lorfu, 12 to de toil fori.: a, 12 hollow hcr.dl• dinn•lcni.,.s, 2 tabl•spoons, 1 pi•rcH
cleu.t ••v•, 1 cold meot Forte, 1 IMIH• •reod•, 18'WWY I .. • •d 1 tut• ~n.
• Flip-Quick leo Ejoclor 1o freo cub ..
instantly.
• 23.8-lb. size full-widlil Moat T .. dor
• 17.5 qt. size full-widlil Hydrolor
• Door storage for eggs, butter, snocka
' • Romovoblo Egg Trays.
Pllll ,_,., /llo
ricin allarl will be shown br
Anlhtlcn , .. , ••tat e d.volo,.
• H•ry Rinker .t.en be
speaks oq .. Trophy luuninJ
and photoaraphy" at lho.
Newport Harbor Kiwsni•
Club meetlna It noon today.
June 6, at the Voruillcl
fOiliWint.
Merrill Dm can, 111i1tant
chief or police, " .. been
nominated by the bosrd or
directou to till l.ho vacanq•
created by the rc al Jnatioo
or Ik e Eikennalll, and the
normal election will be held ai the meetina.
CRAFTS PROGRAM SET
On Monday and Wednesday
&ttemoons at 3:30 the New-
port Harbor Community
Youth Center is conducting
arts and crafts under th e
direction of J::llen Hanson,
Recreation Leader at the
Youth Center in Corona del
Mar. F:ach day a dltrerent
section or arts and crafts is
programmed with current
emphasis on papiermache,
painting, woodwork and
cardboard crafts. Interested
Children In 2nd, 3rd, 4th.
5th, and 6th grade are
asked to contact Ellen
Hanson at 675-0773.
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NEWPORT
BEACH
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flit OIIU U)(.AI,.LY 01111110, ....,.. U ' t •.......r•. hit: IWIIOe ""''
Down by the Sunset Sea
TH "0 N EWPO ~T BEACH
Historical SOci ety present·
edits first historical marker
last night, June 5,· at a
ceremony hel~at the Balboa
Pavilion, dedicating the
Pavilion as an histori cal
l andmark. The marker was
presented to Alan Ducommun
of the l)ucommun Real ty
Co., owner of th e Pavilion,
whi ch was cons tiuc ted in
1905. In ho110 r of this his·
tori c occasion, these ex-
cerpts and photos from the
e(J.Ia11y historic pamphlet
of the Paci fi c Electric Rail-
way Co., "Down by th e Sun-
set Sea," published about
1910, fea ture the Pavilion
an d Ral bor~ hi~to rv.
~A •.&'f'ILio• o• ••wroaT •.&.1'
BALBOA BAYSIDE HAS A LIVING CHARM
(fro"' ~tdfl c Electri c ~-,hl tt, ~JUbU ah t4 ...,...,,1 flO.} U l-ll ~ is llllC i,f the c hoicest nf Balboa subdi·
vi si••ns. h:t\'i ng a frontage on N ewpo rt Bay
nf almoM nne thon.a•d .le•t ~ d'"ct
ly 11pon ~H:tlbna Island and the hills and
m ountains h t:)'(lllfl, with Bay Island and C o rona Del
~f a r :tt the ri~odlt and ldl. and the beautiful waters
,.f the hay in the immetliate fo regro und. it o ff ers
a scenic \'it·w !lllSu rpa<:!i cli in th t• \'ici nity. Being
so f;worah ly J, •t':ttcd. yet easily accessib le alike to
car litH'S, ..,!Jt~p-. :md ~..·a-.rtH•. it has hce n the chose n
hnilrling !-i tt' • ,f a n umht·r • ,f hand..;om<· <:t1111111e r h rr mc.•s
ftlr wt·l l-ktH•\\'11 rt·-.uknt..; ,,f L•rS Angt•lt:s, Pasadena
and o ther rnh·ri"r Jl"lllb. C••lltrl'lc walks are laid
thron!o!;h tht• t'tll irt• trat·t. Sewers . R:lS .tnl! water
pipe!' an· in stallt•d :md in ns<'. Electricity is no w
:wailahh· tht· }'(';t r :tr"tlllll if dl'sired.
lh·inlo{ :-.u :tth ·;tnt:tlo{c"nsl_y situated. in the cen·
ter of tht· :-t~eial I til' <l lHI <ll't il'ity of this lll ns t charm -
ing u f ~··u thl'rn .CaJif,rtHa'..; St•a sidt• rt•<;u rts, wit h
still-w ;rtt•r -.w in tmin,L: :1 nol h .. a tinJ.:" at 1ts very dno r .~.
surf hathin).( \\ithin ••11t' n1 i11111c'., walk. :tnt! good
fishing in t'ttha !J:ty .. r ~~~·c;rn. Haii~<•:J lby-.id t· cl:~im·
:.tlpt·ri••rit_v a t nt••th-r:t t C prln·-.. :utd 111 th e gt'n e ral
.;;c ht•nu· ,,f dt·ld••J>Illt'lll th:tt 1 ... ht·inJ.{ a..:ti\'cly pur-
-.ut·•l all ;tr .. un d tht· \,.,,,,.,rt l::t~ .l1•tnc.t. is dl•,.;tml'rl
I" pb~ :111 11t1Jo"l't:tl1! J•.rrt
l:ntldrng rt··tfl•"l l"ll· .trt· ;••k•til:ttl' '" tlh· n ·•p11rt·-
tl\t'111• ,,f ti n-. lngh ,.,,. ...... •lllulnl•t••ll. :Jttd the d e,.i r-
:thllity ,,f tht· pro·p~·rty i•·r •ttllllllt·r ••r \\'111 1t'r h n nw ..;
;., inutt t·olt:tll"ly app:tr•·Ht '" th. di-.,·rinHna tittg
1\:dJ ,.;, tt••·l i ,.,,,·nd• ir .. nt F.:t-.1 :\t'\\jl"rt d irc,·t
'" tht· o·n•l ,.( tlr ,· l"'llllhtd:!. .<11•1 t"llol .. a t t h•· t•ntr;lll n ·
,f \,'\\1'"~'~ 1::1~ "1'1'""'1< th r l:tttla-.tu· r .. ,·k .;; :rt
l.,' .. r,.ll:t I l d ~l :r r \II ;Ji,.ll j.: J,,,J. ... ;r],· ... .,j 1\:dhn:t
1'1111 .. tht· lwadt. and ••II lht· ha~ •Hh-. ;,..; wdl a ... lhl'
8t.'li'OAL0WI AT B AL.OA
••t"t•:tn -.rok. t h o ,·lo ·:nt tthrt, -:uttl 11 1:r l-.1·· :1 n •ll l tll tH•Il •
f ••:t.l It 1-.1 'l 't t't;tl 'lo.rrtn II•• •ol ltt·r h,·,u ·lt t':J tl
1,,,, .. , ·•i 'J'I 11-, ... •t:rlt•l I·· 1, .t,·t ~t.rll\ •lt tf,-r,·llt ir••Jll
·'"~ .. ,h,·r t• .. nn "" 1111 , .. ,, ... , It ,_ r.:1 1r11\, '"' ,,,,J ...
.1r•· ""' "" .. ., .. "~· "'" th. ·"' -·, '"' , .. t •• , t ,·;·~··r
\\hat ,·an:-t·., tin .. pltt·n .. nt• """ t• tht• i:tt'l th.tt :11
.\t'\ll"'rt lh·adt tht• "h••rt• !t•t~• t:ll..t·· :t ·11d•l•·n t'tlflt'
11•\\:trtl th ,· <iOII tht·a-.t, and 111 thi~ t'llrtt· !11·-t:ath .. :l
llc-.i•lt·..; thi:-. it h:t " a l{r eat lrndy of c\t"tl lt'llll't'r:t t nrr
tt:J!('r ••11 cadt •Hit·, a nrl . furtht•r. j..; t•f••ln'tt·•l fro m
th t· lu·a• \' tr;ldt· wind:-h\ tin· l11~h blu ff • ·•i 1hc
11H'"" \\h(d, cnd••-.c tht· l;n.td -lncked h;1\· l<nt 111 tht·
\<trit·t\" th;~t h·•ul-. dt:HrH '" Ha n, .. ,,_ ti•('~t· a rt· "111}
lll t't!h·;•t-.. On :111 "tdt''" :tr(' tht· prt'lty ht·:rch ..:nt-
t:l gt· ... :md htlll l--':tl••\\ . ..; ,,f th•·-.~ 1\ht.• J..n''" 111 •\\ It• ap-
prt•C'i:J it' ••tH· ••i tla · 1110 "'1 t•Crit·t·t. 111••.,! pt..:t nrt'"'ti1C
ht·:lt't.;-. .. i all ~ .. lll ht'rn C:rlif.,n ua
DIVIHG, AQUA SHO W
SOIEDIJLED SUNDAY
a very special purchase from a
famous quality maker of
The Ne wpo rt Beach Tenni a
Club in East Bluff will
host the AAU age 1rou~
invitational di vina meet at
~ a.m. Sun day, J une ~. and
will follow it with a 1 p.m.
synchronized s wimmina aqua
sho w.
The AAU divina meet will
feature some of the best
divers in the area and will
headline Dick Wil son from
Rollin& Hill s Hiah School,
a C.I.F. divina cb.-npion
in the Southern Secti on
last year.
LEATHER CHAffiS
&IT TO TIW1IE AJI) BUOY FOR YWS
• Cuaom quaUty through-out e
Lunriowl cushtonlnr • Your
d:toiee of colof'l from 1n extelllive
oelection of finest leather tutuno.
from $199 '
H.J.GAI\1\EfT fURNflURE
PROFES SIONA L COST A MESA, CALI F.
INTEIIOl DU I &NUS 2211 HAUOl ILVD . ---M-646-0171 646-0176
The Tus lin Blue Boy
Swim Club will brina Che
syncHronized airls swim.
mina te.m fo r the aqua
show,
Lany Oellota, Newpon
Beach Tennis Club swim
co•c:h, say s lhat the public
ia invited to both affairs
and Chat all donation woUld
be uked.
ARTIST DF -nt
Mrs. Robert J, NoMD,
local uti.. -pallltl
UDder tbe DUDe O( Of.•e
d'Aib, bu-·-.... eta& or 11M ....aa ror J••
b)' Ulo Ilaio« Dell C2ub
of Newport -. Hot oUa
1M pollelo will lie dlllllllr"
tddoriJicllle-ICIIIrl-
_. Ll"'"". 11M -....
-• 1M DMI*• OID-_Ia._..,..._. ..
Aft ~lat.ooAip' ...
TOP STU DEN TS at Harbor High
are, from left, Georgeanne Hanna, David
Vierling and Wendy Is bell , the 3 valedic-
torians, with perfect 4.0 averages for all
4 years; and Richard Showstack, saluta--
torian, with 3.cn average. Georgeanne
plans to attend UC Santa Cruz next fall ;
David is going to Stanford; Wendy to
UCI. and Dick to UC Berkeley. Harbor
High ltltaduatlon wi ll be at 4 o.m. Wed--
nesday, June 12, at Davidson field. tEn·
sign photo.)
JAN IS GlSSELL, w1 .. t a
pe rfect 4.0 average, is
valedictorian at Estancia
High School . She plans to
enroll at St anfo rd in the
fall and study biochemistry.
(Ensign photo.)
Safe driver
awards given
Twenty local school bue
drivers received sate driv-
ing awards recently Cor rrom
1 to 9 yean :or sare driving.
All are employees or the
Newport • Mesa Unicted
School Oistrict transport.
tion department.
The award winners and
their yean or sate drivtnc
are: Rose Borden, 7: Audrey
Bulla, 4; Pat Buckley. 1;
Virginia Carlson, 5; Josepb
Connors, 5: Geraldine Con-
nors, 4: Dorothy Oykens, 9:
Joanne Fvans; 1; Alben
Hansen, L Ramona Hart-
shorn, 6: Marie Heckle, 9;
Dorothy Holms, 6: F'rank
Houston. 4: Ken Martc s. 2:
Betty Olsen, 2: Marie Smith,
2: F.va Taylor, 3: Barbara
Vance, 3: Barbara Viloria,
1, Marianne Washko. 6.
Buses cost around 127,000
and las t Cor appro1imately
25 years. The Newport·Mesa.
drivers make approximately
278 runs and cany about
7,200 s tudents each school
day. Last year buaea in tbe
Oiat.r\CC travelecl a total or
439,000 miles. F.stimat.H
Cor this year run as bigh u
450,000 miles.
School buses have beeo
cited nationally as having
the lowest fataliti es per
o ne hundred million passen·
ger miles over automobiles,
other buses. passenger
trains and scheduled air-
lines. This week, National
School Bu s Safety Week.,
school buses throughout
the state operate with their
lights on.
The community has been
requested to become fami-
liar with the basic law con-
cerning flashing red li ghts
on buses. The law Is as Col·
lows: H you are behind a
school bus. you are to come
to a complete halt when the
red li~ts are fl ashing. A
motoris t approaching a
school bus with red lights
nashin~. must stop in exact·
ly the same way _ If you are
on a divided hi ghway and
approaching a school bus.
you do not have to stop. If
a school bus is stopped but
the red lightJ are not nash·
ing, you do not ha\'e to
stop: however. you should
proceed with caution. TI1e
driver or h.igh school buses
does not necessarily escort
the students across the
street, but the students
must croSs with the red
lights flashing.
LDCAL CARTOONISTS
FEATURED IH SHOW
The J une art e'\:lublt at
Ne wpo rt National Bank's
Bll)•SJde Office v.1 1l feature
car lOOns o f nattonally-knf1v.tt
Or.,ge County cartoon ists
"Vip" P artc h. Dick Shaw.
Phil lnterlandi. 1111d \larttn
,\-\l rph y.
Guest car100nist Hank
Ketch...n, crealor of "Den-
ni s the Menace," v.ill sho w
a few sketche s. Oriain al s
by Milt C aniff .,d George
Pri ce of the New Yo rker
wi II aho be on di splay. Ph tl
lnterl andi v.ill be represen t-
ed by some color oovers
.,d "Vi p" Partch will IJho w
a few color cauoons.
ST!RED STU FF STOUI4
A oetgbtor beard a car tn
the allt!J tor 10 m.toutes.
bla mod\er beard a door
slam, 1111d tboee are tbe
oaly cluea tn tbe dl...-
pearaoee ot stereo efl'llpo
raeo~ valued at 1441. a-
Ooorp Rl-. 641 Rl-.
lido A.._. N-Hllll!lta. .. -.....,..1_1.
VICKI ~n ~IR, at left , is valedictorian of the Costa
Mesa High SChool gr aduating cl ass, wi th a oerfect 4.0
average to r her 4 ye ars of high school. She ol ans to go
to Pomona Coll ege in the fa ll . Deb ra Camo bell, with a
3.q41 average, is the salutato rian. She will enrotl at
th e University of Alaska, near Fai rbaflk s, and tak e
cou rses in the co llege of behavioral science. Mesa High
graduation exercises wi ll be held at 5 o.m. Thursday,
J un e 13, at navidson fietd, Harbo r High. (Ensign PhOto.)
LIN DA J FN IS, with a
3,q25 ave rage, is the
salutato rian at Estancia.
Sh e will attend UCI in the
fall . Comm encement exer-
cises to rthis 2nd gradu ating
class at ~stancia Hi gh
SchOol wi ll be held at 7:30
o.m. Wednesday, June 12,
at Oav idson field, Ha rbo r
High.
TH E L EAotNG SCHOLARS at Corona
de l Mar Hi gh School are, from left, Cli f·
ford Smi th and Lau rey Kramer, th e vale·
dictorians, with 4.0 averages for all 4
year:.., ~,d Susan Jackson, salu tatorian,
with a 3_q73 average. Graduation !xer·
cises will be held at 5 p.m. Wedne sday,
June 12, at th e Hil',lh School ouad.
NEW UF GOAL IS UP 7.2%
'\lewoort Beach Uni tell
Fund duectors hue ap.
proved a 1~6~--6~ c ampatsn
go al of S.la-J1Jl6, a 7.2 ......
increa se over last yea r·~
goal of Sl72,523.
Bu dget Chairman Beve r!~·
Benson of Phil co·Fvrd
Com. said the ne" goal
allocate s ~5.~'1-to youth
servi ces; 26.1 ~"', to fam ll~
services; ~~~ to hosri tal,
heal th and medical ser-
vaces; ],7 ~"'c to m1 scel·
laneou s se rvi ces !uch as
l.JSO, Vo lunteer Bureau and
Christmas V.'elfare; anoJ
lJ.J';. for ackninistration of
the U F and di rection o f
the camoai an.
Camoa•an Ch airman
Hancock {Bill) BMnina Ill
o f Beeco Ltd. u ad the
10 al reoresents a contri -
bution of S4..l5 fo r each
;<~~e ... ·port Beach residenL
Receipts per resident have
shown a steady increase
from S], 7J in U64.
UF President Georae
Ho aa II annow.ced eatal>
lishment of a oennMent
budaet commi ttee to re-
view needa of participalina
aaenciet throuahout the
year. He said d'l b would
allow • closer Cemiliari·
zati on ...;fl lhe a1cncy 1nd
a means o f c:onaiderin&
sDec:i al needs bct•c• tbe
bud&et meetinas condlllc:ted
annually.·
The 25 apnc:iu P•
tic:ipatina in 1he u··~· United 1-Uftd Md •• .... ,
allonled Cor eldl an:
Boys Club of 1he Harttat
Area. tlJt~.
Boy Sc"'"' of _..,
127 • .t.lJ.
Como Fire Girt&, t),So)4..
Commun tty \'outh Center,
S-1, 7JJ.
Gi rls Club of the Harbor
Area, s S,J J..),
~ev.flort Harbo r Gu l
Scout Co uncil, Sl-l,)b-1.
Orange Coast \'\ICA,
•Ht;,-l.J,I,
-\me n can Soctal Health
-\s~n ., S-lJ 7.
ChtiJren' s ~hJSflital f1 f
L~,~ •\ngeles, Sl, I JJ.
Ch tiJren 's Ho soital of
Orange Coun ty, Sl,23a.
Orangr Coun ty o\ssocia·
tton ff1 r \!ental Uealth,
S), J-1,).
OrUtoraedtc Host'ital,
S57 1.
Sou th Con t Ctuld Gu t·
dance: Cltntc, S7,15J.
l)n iteJ Cerebral Palsy of
Oran&e Coun ty, s7,s..>J.
\'i stung ~urses of Orange
Count\, S),bJJ,
I'he \til a, Sl,JJJ.
-\mencan :-.la t10n al Red
Cross, S~-I •• I,IJ,
CatholiC We lfare Ser-
vt ce s, s),,),)J.
PmteHant "elfare FunJ,
S2, )J,J,
Famaly Sen·tce Associa·
tmn of Orange Co un ty,
s~.15J.
Sa ll·a taon -\mt\, s7,SJJ.
Ch n stmas V.e lfare Fund.
S5JJ.
Travelen A1 d Aun,, 11 12.
u~. st.J-11.
Volunteer Bu reau, 5-l,~JJ,
Coli in Yo~o~r Want Ad
to the Ensign
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· · ~ THOU -~r that he aod Ill hit lamoly we,. Cola -Jbe lim 1101?' ltonl T,. bat Jbe c:arae •IIIBI Ia -· wno All' w"'"" wipOd out in the flood teems to
of dllll p11 ••t ,._abOID of ·~ 1'boru. thiltla. ud aU Ou.r Lord asked Cain three indicate the llmt. Nenrtheless
die nta oa tbia earth. lVietiet of weeds thrin: bap, quelliona. First, "Why an thou in the Juoe 1958 i11ue of th~
Hill f..._, MMI, ud ~r. ~· IDd dh srz~ allid t\e wroth? and why is t~y ~nte-C.B.M.C. C~tott/in a to-called
Eve, -haft t.d cr-t feJOC· bert. of the field ; df'OUiht• naJI(e faUen r' and Cam did not confession by Cain is the follow· iDJ ad .... hem thrilled at tht: and ftoods cotM; locaftl and answer. Then God told him that, in : '
mtnde of bit birth. The Bible ~ dnour all green if be were obedient, he would be g
.._,._ tbat Eve named the baby ihiap. MaD Ia in conatant war~ accepted through the sin offering, " ... But ~re is the wondeT·
.. Caia," for "I have cotttn a fare with rebellious nature re. but if he continued to ditobey, ful part o f the story. Even as I
mao fnlm the Lord.'' AU the adinc under the curte of God. t~ "sin lieth at the door." lay there, knowing that by my
world, except an occasional crab+ £yea WOrK ia the conditioa of This did not comfort Cain be~ own standards my action should
by individual, adores a baby, and mu's lOCI!, dead withi11.. It re:-cause he did not want to tee· ~ punished, yet dreading the
bumon and fondles it. Plenty mains unrtde:emed because of ~ize his own sin. So he kept fate I deserved, 1 heard God
of bebics are so petted and "!'in's ~ of faith in Go:d an.d his burt feelinrs, ~If-sympathy, promise: ~e life. His pardon w~s
faYOred that they rrow up as hts UDw•U•DifttSI to recorntU h•s aruJ retmtment apinst God and uncondtt1onal, and he saled 1t
spoiled men and women. Just sin, repent, and have his soul born Abel, and, while in this mind, with a mark. What was tht mark?
bow Cain was ''raised" by his of the Spirit into God's family, met and talked with Abel. We do I ran to the near~st brook to !U~e
p~rents is not told, but we do and become what Adam had not know what was said, but what it was that God had given
koow that be always seemed to been--a li.Pnr soul. whatever it was, it made Cain me to protect me from the ven·
want his own way and became MAN"S PIOIL!M even more desperate. Later, as geance I . had feared. As I knelt
ancry when he could not have The blem faced they were in the field "Cain rose by the still waters and looked at
it. Also, he was angry and Cain :d ~e Jd::• ~'ld up against A~l his brother and the face reRected t_here, I saw
petulant and even cowardly . . '. .s 1 rt:n, slew him." myaelf, bearded, d1sheve:lled, a
when he faced -the inevitable pun-d bo. "L~'! htsliks~nful (~·5 ~nd Then God asked His ~d murderer : but on my brow a
ishment for his crimes. zso~.mt eness va1. ·3)· question .. Where is Abel thy mark, thu s: (of a cross). And Th~ r.emedy t~ was the same brother it'" Cain answered this that cross, I knew instantly, was as 11 IS today. Smful man must · : h li "I kno t the mark of God's urace pro-b ck God t k H · tJme wrt a e, w no : &" ,
Adam and Eve were more J:{s \Vord toreco~iz: sin i~'hi;~ am 1 my brother's keeper?" (We t~itn, an~ forgi,ing }ovfe."
· ed h Abel born 11 ' f hi · d are our brother's keq>er, as liS re ects t 1e so t ap-exptnenc w en was se , repent o s sm, ~n accept al d -•. E .L 3 ·18) God proach" which is so dangerously and he ~rtw up a far better man. the lamb of God whose blood rea Y stateu 10 ze&. · · . d b
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Both L. •--· that L-' "talc h · did not a~e but asked the third J:M)pular m these ays y persons o h~~~:se men ...... .,. was su~u to e away t e sm . • .. h · d
h God d that H f h ld" (J h I 29) God question " hat hast thou done~ w o attempt to rompromtse an -.) 1 M T A'-c. 0,. T
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n : I-~ ld Cain da'red not answer and t~ll weaken the ddinilt directions and r::c~~"'i~mru~~~~~~~~~;;;=;;;'l;f;~~~~7c~~;:'i~;='i~:;;;;~~~;=;.==;;=l s wors tpeu. us w en 11 not WI mg I at any ~~~ llnOU God ha h h d do A d commands of our 1 urd "OPEN 2, HOU God pve the revelation of Him~ ~ 1 o s t (2 Pet. 3 :9), and so w . t .. e a . ne. .n -· · 4 we s or on answer: at a .
self and Adam's sin and ~e He made this plan of redemption God ~~d. The yoKe of thy Do you dare talk to God? ~ see this sign, ot service stations, rants, traffic signal, whi along the freeway ,
commandment to this first fanul)f. and salvation even before He brother s blood .~n~ unto m(! >:ou dare answer when God ques ond supermarkets. Staying the walking home, or lunch, or during th e cpHee
to offer sacrificial gifts to Him created the universe ( 1 P~. 1 : from the g~nd . <;&In could not 11'?ns you ? Do you evtr get angry clock offers 0 welcome to those break, to nome o few . Hove you ever searched to cover up the sin of Adam, I 20, Rev. 13 :8). How can we get escape Gods pumshment, and w1th .God becau~ ,Ht does not
do not know. Adam and Eve, bade: into Paradise? That is our then show~ what a coward he do thmgs your way . Do you hate of us who must procure supplie~~~~;~~~~~· for something in your home or office, just pos~ssors of "original rightoous· major question (Matt. 6 :33). was. He ~d not repent, but he tho~ for w~om God has respect, ties during the -lore hours. We about given up , then hove it miraculously op-
ness," had started life in Para· Many persons try to pooh-pooh ~eackd wt~ God for mercy for ~he: He reJects y_our own,offer-ber thot the source of our spiritual is pear? This is just one of the times when you
dise, in dose and constant fellow-the question by -claiming that the llimself . Being a murderer, he mg · Do you do thmfs Gods way also open 2~ hours o day, cheerfv and have a golden opportunity to take odvantoge
ship with God. Howe:vtr, because whole record of Adam, Cain, fea~ed that a~! m~ would feel or your own way .. Have you smilingly reody to guide us through our prob-of the fact that He's olwoys"open," ond soy,
they had delibera1ely disobeyed Abel and Eve is not true, but at l~rty to kill him and he was accep~ed Jesus Chr Lst as your lems and decisions. Mi llions of us, rushinn ''Thank you, Father, for your help." At Mot· G --• k · ' B h f f afratd. So God "set a mark upon substitute Lamb of God, who ~ od and !tad accept<;\.!, now-15 only a myth. ut t e act o Ca" 1 fi d . h. h ld hed H . blood t · J'f ~ about our endeavors, think only of stopping thew 28 :20 , you will find His reassuring pro·
ingly or unknowingly, Satan as sin refutes that daim. 1.:11'"hi•. es.~ aTnh>: n mkg omfs ouh . 'H "-11 ° give youGod1 e.. H'os"store" ot b-'t.ome. Yet, He is there to h H d d dl their leader, tl.ey had been put GOO'S PLAN FOR MAH .... ":I· 1s mar was or ts O"_V w1 >:ou escape s co mise t at e is reo y to gui e you, regor ess
out of the Garden o f Eden and Cain was a tiller of the soil. protection. We do not know wha1 pumshme.nt 1f . you . neg:lect to 1 greet us, There ore so mony moments, of the time of doy or ni " ... lo, I om with
had really to struggle for a Abel was a keeper of sheep. Both 1t was, but _we dC? know, n_o ma_n acc~pt H1s Sav10ur m Hts way? thot we con thank Him for our ol 1
Jiving outside of God's Jove and had to toil and sweat under the dared to kdl Cam. God, m H1 s Are you saved-or lost ?
FAITHFUL TO THE TRUE GOD
I/ ere is th e 3rd installmen t of co mmen•
tory on the &ok of Daniel by Nod Smith,
editor o f lAe Baptist Bible Tribune, Box
ThrM man acainat N~ and the
whole Babyloaiaa empire! ADd. apiDit Neb!o~Cbad·
neu.ar and lhe whole Babylonian empire on such
to ISRAEL --Key
By ARTHUR PETRIE, Th.O., American BoordofMialfona to fheJews
Heod!fJorfen ot 236 Wut 72nd StrMI, New Yo ric , N.Y. 10023
BIBLE teaches clearly and em-
favor. Their soul s were dead in cur~. Both could see the fo rbid-
sin, and they had lost all of the den Garden of Eden and the way
soul·life (righteousness) f or to the Tree of Life. Both
themselves and all of their de-had dead souls. Both wanted
scendants. They could see ttM= to have I j vi n g souls a n d
cherubim a n d Raming sword ~t back into Eden. Each knew
guarding the way into the Garden of God's plan of red(!mption.
iind to the Tree of Life in the Each knew that he could nol Daniel'• interpreU.tion of NebuC"hadnea.ar's The minority against the majority!
mldst thereof, but they could redeem himself, but that redemp..-dream made a P"Ofowod impression on the mon-ThiJ minority rroup would not put the unity of
106, Sp rin&fi eld, Mo.) a day IU that, under such circu:ftUtances IS those! phatically that Israel is the key to
world peace. It teaches that humanity
withoul Israel can ne-ither achieve nor
maintain the peace it wants. 'n.e
propheo ltoioh in a brilliaat ehap-
ter on world peace tJu-ouP lrnel.
_..,. Ul DOt to de,_.! 011 1u•aaitJ
for Jt. balah 2 ope111 wtlh Gocl"t
plan loo world peace (2:I-4), ud
closes with man's utter inability to
achieve k (2:22). It it in the lilht and
eon-of the whole ehapi<r that laaialo
catqoric.ally .. ,.: Mf.eue ye from man,
whoM breath il. in hie JK~Cils; for
wherein il he to be WOCOUIIted of? ..
(2:22 A.R.V.). The Hebrew word for
"'man .. there ia .. Ha-Adam", and me&DI
humonily. It is the acme word in Jere-
miah J7,s, "Cunecl .. the .... (pber)
thllt truateth in man (Adam) .. in hu·
mu.ity. '1'be prophet exhorta, in Isaiah
2:22, to a renUDCiatioD of lrUit in man,
and everything belonging to him ... the
worth of man u a S!ound of confidmce
ia really nothio«" (Dellbach).
shaD be a spiritual blating to the na·
tio01 of the world. No human writing
ean u;ceed the beauty and ~randeur of
thete word. of luiah 2:3: And many
peoplet shall go and uy, Come ye, and
let us 10 up to the moW1tain of Jehovah,
oo the ho-ol tho God of ~
be wiD teaill.• 'oflala ... .;..
not of them~lves get back into tion and restoration and regen -•'--_,_ ds f • 1 h G rd I P d . d ha arch. Daniel told him that one of the meaninp the .mp1rt• above U1C .... man o conx1en~. t t e a en o ara 1se an vc: eration must come from God.
complete communion witb God, Both were religious men in the of th.lt drun. was th.lt Nebuchadneuar was to would not sacrif.iu principle to npedieney. h
becaa• of their eill. smsc that they ru::ognized God's be lhe flnt heed of workl Gtont.Oi Power~ ~u. wOUld not merwe the individual into tiM rna.. It
walk loo bla podoa;'lvr oat of-God must have told them that supremacy over man, and both 0 kina. art a kina: of kinp: ror the God of heaven would not uaific-e the future to the p.--nt.
blood was the sign of fife of all believed in God as the Supreme hath &iven the-e a kincdom. power, and strrngth, Thit minority &roup beUeved that there wu
flesh, as He later explained to Being and Creator of the world. and ~rlory. And wheTHoever the C"hildnn of ~n such a th ine u abaolute truth. It believed that But Cain was a "natural" man, the Israel.ites through Moses h'l Abel " · · dwell, the beasts of the field and the fowla of the absolute tl'l.lth wu relevant for today, for to-
SO forth the law, and the word oLJe·
hovah from Jerualem." It is only when
the "many peoplel have been taught the
ways of the God of Jacob" that •·nation
shall oot lift up 1word asainat nation,"
ud only then shall all wars ceue, and
peace shaU be established : but it will
come only through Israel.
( Lev. 17 :IJ-14). If man woul<l w 1 e was a spmtually m· ded" ma Cai ' hMven hath he given into thine hand, and hath morrow, and fon-ver. Jt believed that right was offer the blood of some innocent m n. n s was a car-
animals, while the blood o f ani-nal nature. He wanted his own made thee ruler over them all. Thou art this h•ad
mals could not give life to a way and rejected God's redemp--of 1old" (Daniel 2:37f.).
man's soul, God w·ould acce~it tion by blood. He is very widely NebUC'hadne-z:z.ar acknowledged and praised
as a token of man's lao'th 1·n , copied today by multitudes of "'--' 1, God Of God ....... e 1 . " a truth it is, that your iJ a and God would make ho'no men, women, and even mac:r,
I . God of gods, and a Lord of kings, and a revealer Cli a ible to re-enoe • Ho"s famo'ly, c ergymen who beheve in , 1 1, __ • ' b d L CJ' b · o HC«ts, -ing thou cou unt reveal thia secret'· and again become a "living soul." ut o not IJit" 1eve in emg rttOn-
Th-God, 1'n Ho's own 11·me. ciled to God through faith in the (v. 47 ). -· blood 1 b But Nebuchadnez:z.ar's confession didn't "hold would furnish a new supply o f shed o Jesu,, the Lam f God Th 1 · h out" very lone. He became increasinj:ly disin-blood and life to make up for o . ey even c a 1m t at
h B'bl h d'ff t.ere-stt'd in God and increasi.naly interested in his what Adam had lost. t e 1 e teac. es many 1 erent
WHAT ADAM LOST
Just what occupation Adam
had after he left the Garden, I
do not know, but I do know that
he and the earth were under
God's curK. The wrath o f Go<l
was his portion rather than tht!
lo~ of God, which he had losl
(John I :IZ ; 3 :36). God had sa;d
to Adam, "Have dominion over
the fish of the sea, and ov~:r
the fo wl o f the air, and over
every living thing that moveth
upon the earth.... Rchold I
have given you every herb hear-
ing seed, which is upon the face o f
all the earth, and every tree, in
the which is the fruit of a tree
yielding ~ed ; to you it shall be
for.,.., .. (Gen . I :ZS, 29). Th;s
was a life of authority, ease, and
comfort with no sorrow or toil
or sweat. From the very begin-
ning, nature was in full co--op-
eration with Adam fo r his care,
maintenance, and joy.
ways of atone~nt. They reject empire. H• wu one of the most intelligent and
the "shedding of hlood theory." dixemirlj: monarC"hs t"'o"er to sit on a lhronf'. And
Qttause it "offends their aeslhetic becawte he was, he knew ~t his first basic and
taste" and is a "slau~hter hnu~e dK:isive problem wu that of the unity of his em·
rt"ligion." so they say. "They pire. Hil intelligence told him that the onJy ade-
have ~on~ in the way of Cain" quat.e bond of unity was ~licion -a univerul
(Tude II ). and face I he prophecy religion for a universal empire.
of ''woe t.onto them." They run And so there in Dura. near the capital, Nebu-
a fler the error of Salaam anrl chadneu.ar set up an imagt' of gold. It was 90
will ~rish "in the pinsaying of feet high and 9 fHt brmtd. It was the symbol of
Core." the univenal religion of the Babylonian empire.
CAIN REJECTED An enormous amount of detailed planning and
Abel was a spiritual man who work went into the dedication of it. The king aaw
recognized himself as a sinner. to it that every province of the empire waa repl't'-
He was convicted of sin, and tented by the proper officials. Thert' waa ap-
accepted God a5 his only Saviour propriate muaiC".
(H eb. Jl :4 ). He had full faith '"'Then Nebuchadneu.ar the king seat to gat1·er
in God's plan of salvation through U.ether the princft, the goVernors. and the c•p·
offering a blood sacrifice: as a t.alns. the juc:fcn, the treuurers, the counsellors,
suiJstilute. He had the couragt: the aherifla, and all the rulen of the provinces, to
of his fa ith and brought to come to the dedication of the tma,e which Nebu-
God's aJ tar "of 1he firstl ings of chadnn:z.ar the kin&' had set up .. (3:3).
his flock and of the fat the:roof." That Ia quite an -.embly, and obviously it took
God was watching and "had a lone time and an enormous amount of work to
respttt unto Abel and to his offer-pther them 1o Bllbyloa from throuchout the em·
ing." Cain brought of the fruit pire.
o f the ground and "unto Cain And .o they are all there on that dedieation
and to his offering he bad not day. And the muJUtude. in Bab,loa. art then.
WHAT WE INHERITED respttt." A~l was comforted by W'beD the muaie...,.... all oltt.n., ill the pra.DC.e
But then Adam disobeyed God the testimony of God, but Cain o1 N~ aDd In tiM,.. w o1 one an-
and was no longer fit to fellow-"was very wroth, and hi! coun· odwr, an to fall dowD lllld wonhtp the imace of
sllip with God and receive His tenance fell." Cain did not rec-eo1c1. thereby ccU..U. that they wW Mhen to
bounty, k:st he be confirmed in ognize himself as a lost sinner. the •• 1•1-. reJ.ilioa o1 a.bJioa..
his dlaobedience and continue in He was not convicted of sin, But • ~ ~ would not coopeu&e. It
ain. Therefore, for Adam's sake and was not repentant. He was ._..a ...U ~ _ ttu._ --. Nebuehldnea.
and to stir him to repentance: filled with self~sympathy be· ..,. __. iDto a ,..... ~ ~~~ ln
and obedience, God said, "Curkd cause he felt that his offering wu hll ,... ad fury eommanded to brine SbMrac:h,
iJ the ground for thy sake; in far more beautiful than Abel's ........, ead A~·fiii'O· Tbn.lhey brouPt theM
IOn'OW t halt thou eat of it all bloody lamb. --. Won the kl.rw. N~ .,U.e and
the days of thr life ; thorns and IEDIMPTION DENIED ..W uato tt.n. 11 it true, o 8hadneh. lla.hec:h,
thiJttn shall 1t bring forth to Peter wrote the second ehapter _. Abld-lliiO. do not ,. Mne my ,..... nor
thee ; and thou shalt eat of the of hit teCOnd Jetter to dac::ribe ....._ dw ....,. ..._. whkh I han Mt -.1
Mrb of the field ; in the sweat of per10ns like Cain, who deny re-Wow t1,. bt ,...,. th.t at wh.t time ,. beer the
thy face thalt thou eat brud, demption by the blood tnd tUb· ..... <I tho -ft .... , hup, -but, -· till thou return unto the ground" atitute Hdamnable heresies, even ..t fhddrr , ... 1111 ~ ol •ul6c, ,. fall
(Gen. J :l7-19). All of this cur,. dmyinr the Lord that loourht -..,. _, ... -wl>loh I ..... -;
wu becauc of sin, and the them. ucl brine "!r: themlehcs ..U: ._ lf ,. •• ' lit aot. ,. ,.... M -.t &he
-.me cane .nD remains upon this 1wift deitacction.' Thtte JllfJOII)k. -...... -..the_... fll • Mt' 1 a..y fun! • anb aod wiD ao mYWn until like Cain, .,. (I ) aell;willed, _,_. .... ,. _____ ,__
the time ap<dfiod ia Re..Jation (2) out of potimc:< wiOh God <I ., -
22:3: HAnd there lhaJJ bt no and nell aacry with Hila, (l) -a *· M • e. .. .... I I -··· -.n mrw: bat the throne of rcbellioa about a tia of'eillc. _. IIIAtl IIi ._ ..... 0 ... + t , --
God ODd of the Lamb thai! (4) -of thoir faldlfal --·--• ... -.....
.. ioo it." ......... (5) lianlowortl God. -.-----~~-•-• Totloy-it relldlhw ,.._ (6) a Ia at -Jbe -. ·-.. .._ hi ...,. 1u ., _. .. will .._
.. .... of ooll ODd 10 ~ ..., ,,_God. ODd (7) w•wJo -oo1t <1 --. o 111o1. ., II -. .. M
....... It .... u poZllll otlioort, ·~'"'oldie_,.. - -... 0 lllol.--.. --
., illwo .......... ~tr. -...., fafltnn-.... The .., .... --·-· ....... --,..,. 11C ........ ud . . ill 1 late chardta , of todly are -.._ • -. (1-U...II).
nght and wroftl was wrona. that there never.
t'ould be any debate between the two. Thia min·
ority group KCM'ned the Bishop Pikes and thrir
"aituational ethica." ThiJ minority 1roup declared
by i~ words and action that the~ never could be
a "situation" where God could compromise with
the Devil, where truth could compromise with a
he, where marriagt' could compromise with adult-
e-ry, where purity could compromise with fornica -
tion, whert• sobe meu could compromise with
drunkenness.
And that'1 character! It b not faith ; it is the
C"haracter dev•loped, molded, and crystalized by
faith. The common talk about "a-edibility caps" is
another way of sayinr: that in this country
C"haracter, from the Whit.e House down. is disinte·
grating. That b our baak trouble today - in re-
ligion. in politics, in buaineu.
Three men .,aiNt the Babylonian empire! But
don't forget thia: Before it WM all over, about
the only people iD the whole empire that NebuC"h·
neaar had any dMp raped for wu thiJ minority
-theN three H~ who were alaves in 1
~trance land. Amonc that v•t h<ml there at the
dedication, thne three Hebre~ "" the only
ona whoae D.u'bWI have C"Ontitlued to be known
and prallad for 2500 yeen.
One of the many tood qualities about Nebu.
chadneaar wu, he ltnnr eharacwr when he MW
it, juat .. he knew • timeMrvinc hypocrite and
coward when be IIW him.
Babylon'1 kine ntu.rned lo dUll, the applaud-
iq t'rowda al that cled.ielltioa have b«ome duat,
thl imap ........ down, and Bebylon became
vut mouncb of aand.
But the influence ol that minority lf'Oup Ia ltlll
'--·
Salvation is of the Jews
ln this precious prophecy (Isaiah
2:1·5) .. the principal emphasis b. upon
the es:pre.ions 'from Zion' and 'from
Jerusalem'! II is 11 triumphant utter·
ance of the tentiment thst 'salvation is
of the Jews' (John 4 :22). Whatever pro-
motea the true protperity of the nations,
eomes from Zion-Jeruaalem. There
World Peace Throuch llrael the natio111 utemble together; they take
The fint mention of world peece it thence to their own homes, and then
throu«b larael is in Geae.ia 49:10 ZJON-JUUIALEM-becomes the foun-
(A.R.'\'.) The Spirit of Cod, ape~kins tainhead of uninnal good. There is
by Jacob, uid: peace, DOt an armed peace, but a full,
The -ptre WJIJtOt depart froaa Judah, true God-given and bleued peaC'e" (De· Nor the ruler'• llld from betweea hit feet. lituch).
Until Shiloh co.e: '"-· .l. f I ·-L 2 1 5 A lid uato him m.JI the obediem:e of the ~ .lMI reaoc:r o satan : . rna y won·
people. be (A.R .V.). der why the lut verae read.: "0 houae
The name '"Shiloh" il a Meaianic d· of Jacob, come ye, and LET us walk in
tie, "as almott all commeataton, both the li&ht of the Lord" (n. 5). The rea·
eon il that when Israel heeds the "COJou: Jewish and Chriltian, q:ree. •• It me&lll ~ pea brin r the peace maker ., n" of the prophet. and walb in the
This ~wiD t 'broupt to the .. ~. ljpt of ~ Lord, the "many peoplet" of
plettt only throqh Judah--dte J~ nne 3 will do the same, and say to one
out of whom came the M-iah, u ttated another, ~ ye, and let us go up to
in Hebrewt 7:14: .. For it is e.Jdeat that the mounta1n of the Lord, lo th.e ~ouse
our Lord hath sprung out of Judah" of the God of Jacob; and he w1U teach
(A.S.V.). The meanU, of the ' ropbecy Ill of hil w:yt, and WE WILL W~U: IN
of Jacob in Gmcti149:10 it: alinsahall BJJ PATHS. ltrael muat and Wlll first
ari.e out of the tribe of )udah, eon of I• tum to the Lord ..
rael, and Hil rule OYer the tribe. of Israel 1M • prophet ~K:ah, a. contemporary
shall "be widened into the pt*dulp· of Iaaiak, 6lla 1D the p1ctu.re,, and r.e-
emment of tbe worlcl" Jt adell up to cordi tUt luael shall yet uy, We wdl .L, ld ~-..&. I ael' I walk in the name of the Lord our God
QllS : wor peeoe ~DrOUp •r · t for ewer and ner" (Micah 4 :5). Then
Q ' B ? m..o be obaer.ed that tho poopbeey of the ........,, peopleo" of ltoiah 2,3, and ? ? U-t•on O·"" ? Gen.la 4g,Io deeo not end there. The ............ nationa" of Mieah 4 ,2 will ~ A ,..derm..,~ooud...dthe--' .c.~-> 11 b" d • .,.,._. "-"• ,_. ... ...,.., f -1.--1.... the ---'al ..., ham to Ullll vuu o aco , an
22CI M. drllc• St .. L•• Alt,.l"' c.l11. ~=:ODorearth !h::"Shiio1a ~·to wan ~ill eod, •ad ~d peece will be
Pfetu~ e.rplui11 obuut the 144,1NJ(J re/t:rrt•ll rule ...wilhed. bat it wiD be throush I•
It• in Nev. t"hallier 7. Mu . t'.I .. P., /Jc-lfoil. ~r famou. nr-L--thow•--rael! , r· ...,._, "'0 The Spirit of God hat ...,.. .... theoe Revelation 7 rc\'eal& thilt durin~ llw timt· ,.f that J1r ... • the key to world p.ct wordl o(JsaMb 2:1-4 ia tbe prophet Mi·
lhe Cr~at Tribulaliun ljl,OUO horn -.:a~;h uf tht• illMiah 2:14: c& ~ .,. ,...,...... for ernphalil,
12 tribes uf lsr•d will~ ~ealed hy Gotl. lhc.: Tile..,... dl.t U.W. tiN .. el A.. ad 10 ·~ • d.at ..... the tDOuth of
will witne'"' for Him duriug: lhe aw ful tim!" ... __... J ..... _. ......_: -0 .L-'1 d h · Th •-1 f L .. 'I' 1 1 AM 11 IMil-.. ,.. • ... Jae. two or w 5 I ?I -et"try wor I It IS lo corne. e H:"118ll u l.ne ri ;u cdicm .. fll, lllel .......... ., ~.~ .. •+''r'r I" (2 Coriadl ... l3:l).J
period corr~av<llldA tu the 701h week uf Oan itl ...... •rtM t • • till -. tf ... .ar. + w1ore, 1Mt: YM wW rud with me ~ D•n. rJ:24·27J . A• the wt:eka meutiunt:d by •n 1+t, 1M.._.. .. _........... tt. poap.•c• of Micah 4·2 3 4 · D1nitl in hiA propha:y are wrek~t uf y~ano, il W.; _. 1111 ............ -. IL ' · ' ' ·
it lo br auunted that lhe 1 ... w"k al.u will he W::?. ,..,_ ...... _. •· c-W _, ...._ IMII eoat. u4 MJ,
a week of yens, th111 is, of 7 year. duuliun. J:..-::1 .. .C.:..:' .,• ..... C:.' 11 1!J:: ~ ~ J.I.J' .:-,.:' .:_u..., -:-.. -~
PI-n-'~· olt. ......;., "" MIIU'--. _, .... -• tl W.-_, Oo <I -1 _, .. wiJ _. • tl ·~ ,.._ ·-----~.. -.......... _.__.,Ziao ._ .................. , ...
7:14. • ... .,,.., ..... -· .---..... ::::.s-........... _.. .. ......... -.. _ ... .. ...,. ...... •w-ufc,..J,_~,. -1: "• AM .... _, .. ...,._Joo ., .. .. "'-1...J~.·"· '·'~"u'--1,/II.Y. _..._ _ _. .. _ .,,.. _._ --_.
1he word .. strait"--. ...U or unow, ,_ ... =.:..•' I_.~== :=;'\;:*Z.-::..r:.. .. : -..· ~
;rt ;t".~:w ... ~ ~Jt:i!'t :..i..t;.t ... ''¢; L:...:: ==.:.•:-a':-.!.5*:
way,Jbetnoola,...l ... llle:M_,_ ------I.U.YJ. ---...,--_, nto d. , .......... ., -. .. U ... :l , ,, 'ftls' ) I W •w .. ~ ......
tloo-jenoyol ....... twtloy ... ..,_ ol Joo l±,il'• ...,.. .. Jow ...1.. •--...! =--... ...... tloo --of ........ ,.. .. .,.__ I I ...... t / -df I IE of ........
,...,.,.._..., ...!_p • ... ._....., ................ .to'l :.,_..... ooiJ O.o I lnoL '--
which, aa-loo -In 7:I3, ........ IIIMI' • ....._., ....... ln .. ftUTW ... I'Ilaa! ......... lhM '-. ....... ,......... •1.----·1• rftMCIIIffiiU.l
NEWPOifT HARBOR ENSIGII
SECOIIO SECliON --Pqo J
lltURSOAY, JUNE&, IB
COAONAl!ElMAR, CALIF.
..... ----i~
MISS SAMUELSEN WED TO
JOHN WARD SUMMERS
5IDdn K&J• Slmuelaea of
llll7 Jaload Ave.. Balbo-.
eacbaopd marrtap vowe at
4:30 p.m. Salulday, 1., 25.
wttb Jobn Ward ~,. of
Well Newport.
tbe bome or .. ,.. Vlrglnla
f'Odla, U3 VIIU Flora.
Eaol Blut!. 'lbomu Slad-
iilllet, a trtead of the youos
couple, pve the 1 brtde tn
marrlage.
The bridal aown was or
wbtte atlk, wttb v nect,
aa.d ftounced elOOw length COIJIILIII ""'='= -
Chaplain F,dward 0. ·Reitz
of Hoq: Hoapttal, where tbe
brtde 11 employed, conduct.-/.~.~·:;•::: aleevea.
Mrs. Ramona Hanks or
Colta Mesa was matron of
booor, and Robert A. Byrom
of San Otego aerved as be&t .
\ ...... ...... ....... w.c--
• 1411 L C......,. ._ ..... .74,..... .._.
HAllOO~ AI!EA STUO~NT S pictured
aboard the S.S. qyndam for the spring
Mesa, junior educational psychology
major at OC C and recreation director
for the voyage, and William MacMa s ter
of Hunt ington ~each, sophomore at Gol-
den west College; standing, Clive Siegle,
at left, 2002 13aja, East '31uff,junior
political science major at Chapman, cr1d
James St ebbins, 1507 Cumberland Ln.,
Wes tcliff, sophomore at UC Santa ctlr·
bar a.
.11 A-MIIGIIIOI II,._ •• 1 •••COMer, ot
Uow, of 1 •••~ to
•• ttarMr Area who hal
1t0t ltH• "IODfNd, dD
Mr 1 tnar .., nlli•a lilt
HaltM:Ir Viai&or MlWMft
I Mel 10 a.m., IfNI llh«
tli II call ow y•r trind
•hh valuablt informecic..l _, airt• rrom rn ... ~u,.
blllaincu lhma .ttidl
lllftd ,,.., to help htr
btcome ac:,..ain~d ..;"'
h" "'* '"noundina•·
THI HAIIOI ¥1SITOI
' semester on the Cha~n College Worl d
Cafl1)us Afloat are, from left, in the
fr ont row, Michael Sharp, 200 Via Ko ron,
Lido Isle, political science freshman at
Chapman; Susan Haley, 440 Cabrlllo
Te r., Corona Highlands, French major
and freshman at Orange Coast College;
Darryl Oeayn , 145 '::. 18th St., Costa
,._, HY ... MI
MATTRESSES
JIEW -U8VILD11fG
Jrreeular Shapes
~~-c.tt-
COSTA WlSA ... AlTlESS CO.
21M ................ ll._,f.IJOJ
~QqE~T G. W ~LKEI! of
Corona del Mar has been
apoointed Christian Science
committee on oublication
fo r Southern California. As
statewide representative o f
the Ch ristian Science Chu rch,
he will wo rk. closely with
public o ffi cials, the oress,
and other grouos. He is a
former oroducer and di recto r
of television films, and
member of Second Church
of Chri s t, Scientist, 'New-
oott '3each, in Corona del
Ma r, where he has served
as fir st reader and member
ot1 the exaciJti. ve tX>•d. • tl-•'~ • ..lo.
.I C:HIJRC:HIS I
llrwpori'ltnrbor tuthrmn ~hwth
"()" lht-IJ iuff-' fil•t'rloo lti"R .~P'4f'O rl Harbru"
NEWPOR T BEA CH, CALlF'ORN t A
THE AMERI C A N LU THERAN CHU R CH
8:30a.m. lo q 30 a.m. -WorshiP '::1e rv1 ce
q:45 a.m. to 10 45 a.m. -Sunday School
11 :00 a.m. to 12·00 noon -Worship Se rvice
Thf' Re-v . James G. Blain, Pastor
The Rev. George J . Busdieckcr, Vi s rtation
Phone ~48..J63 1
Pastor
Christian X ienc.-
Service s
F1 KS r ('Ill ft('ll ol
nt RJ ST , sn• '·n :.T
JJOJ \'t:t LtJ,
1\lcWf'\lt\ Ho:..1ch
Sl ;o.,'()o\ y S(_ 11001.
0 1S o -ond1 1 ,..,
Sli'.:UA\' Sl H\lt i:S
0 IS -11 ,. ,.,,
llt EUNESIM\ I \'i".;o..'l:'\1 ,
\IEF.T \1'-of· a P ....
R l:.AI>\~(j R@OM
'~~~~••~ do, • 0 o ... -S" ... Wod,ouloy 9 o,.. -1·•S p "'-
T ...... ., .,., r ''"'"•
9 ...... -5 , ..... ].9 ....... s.,,tlor : I'"'· -• ,,..,,
SI:C'OND C'HCRC'H Of'
CMIUIT. 5("1ENTIST
Newport Beach 11
C'ot"ona del Mar
610 C u ·nation Ave.
SUNDAY SCIIo6L 10 ... .
first loptist Chureh
of Costo Meso
B;opt ist Bibl,. Fellow5h ip
lttd~p~ttdcJtt-A wtOIIOIIIOIIS
Sonto Au & Mogftol io Sts .
DJ, P .G. Neumann, pastor
SUNDAY SERV ICES
'.J:4 5 a.r 1. Sunday School
ll:t)(l a.m. Morn ing Worship
6:00 p.m. Training Unions
7:1)\) p.m. Even ina Wo rship
WEDNESDAY
7:20 p.m. Bible Study
8:1)0 p.m. Prayer Meetina
STRANDS SET GUIDES
Th e commi ttee report re·
.corrmendina f:.nily life and
sex education. which was
acc ep ted last week by the
Newport-Me sa Dis tri ct trus·
tees , included a series nf
"follldation s ta tements" to
serve as a aut de for rh ein·
struction program.
The rermrt s t ate~, .. The
material on the accompan)-
ing pages represen ts Nr
concept of th e s trands whi ch
are v.nvcn throughout an e f.
re c tivt> famil)' life progran .
whether it is taught in dre
home. church. schn.~l m the
t;Ommunt ty ...
\I ere are the "strands .. fnr
his relationship with othen.
"liocial maturi ty is the
product or continuing rela-
ti onships wi th o ther mem-
bers of society.
"Laws a re establi shed by
society to protect all mem-
be rs, preventing the man y
from taking un fair advantaae
of the few.
'Yfhe pri me re sponsibili ty
of the individual in ou t so-
ciety is to develop his
talents and his physical,
men tal , and emo ti on al bein a
to his opti mum level of per·
formance , reaardlcss or the
frus tration he may encount-
the program, wh1ch is ell· cr.
pectcJ to be introduced 111 10. "E:notional maturity
the !ooChC'Inl s in the dt .... trr c t andsuccessfulrelationships
ncll t fall : with othe rs are directly re-
fo""lly Qelotionships
"The fa mily, growing in
its own unique way, is the
basic socialaroup in <\meri-
can society.
"The role of th e famil y
may ch anae as society and
its environment change.
I at eJ.
T'-.e Physico\ Self
"llu'llan lifo: i'i unique
a11on.,; llll !ivins crea tures.
"In all forns of life, there
are cn'Tlmon charac terist ics
an·l un ique tiiffcrcn ces.
"Eve ry 1ivin6 c reature e:t-
perienccs the complete life
cycle of bcginni na, chang-
ina. anJ en1lin g.
"The se1.ual J rive in all
"l,hrital success is bascJ
in part on a Knowledgeable
and intclliaent use of human
and mat erial resources. Jiving creatures is secon.l "An effective fa:n ily has only to hunger in the mai n-desi rable characteristics f II rr '\ · which !"&Y be idcnti(red. tC4la.nce o a 1 e. atu-"ramil~ Reeds ,. and ttre··r=~~:,nnee·lso~c~isr~sa~;:,~
1~tu!ac11on of those needs, stan tina;, acceptance, and
d1ffor amana even the mos t 'l\anagemcnt.
i~~al f~mi .ly arou~s: "-\ conversant knowle1lge
9eJ1n.nln& fam!lrc.s mus t of hu11an ana tomy and its
coopera~1vely estab.luh .the e moti onal aspects arc im-
th.~ rouones o f mamcd l 1~e. portant untierstan.Jings in a
The purpose of the famil y full and cornp\ete life .
unit is to encourage e ach "-,e,ual maturity in ado-
mem ber 10 grow and develop ]e -.cence prccerics e'llo-
to his optimum physically, tiona\ :n aturity.
emo ti onally, sociall y. and "lroNth and development
economically. of the physical, social. e'llo-
"o\ pllilosophy or marri age ti ona\, anrl int e llectual
must be established co-being are conti nuous pile-
o peratively by th e partners no-n ena, although the rate
to assure ade(J.Late oppor· nf this gro.v th rli ffers signi·
tunitics for each to perform fican tl y at various s tages
his role and know hts rela-of life.''
tionship.
"An understanding and
acceptance of an ethical
relationship is basic to a
successful ma rri age .
"In any human relation·
sh ip, conflict will ari se.
The resolution o f that con·
nict in an amicable 'Tlannet
is the responsibility o r all
family members.
"Mutual tru s t, love, and
undcutanding among all
members provide the :n ini-
mum bond ror a successful
family unit.
"Lawful marriage is the
socially·approved union or
cwo people fo r the purpose
of phy sica! intimacy and ul-
'iRASS FIRE SET
Children playtnJ! wnh
matches set a Krass f1re
hehmd .J-KH W. Coasr Hwy ..
West Newport. Saturday
mornm~. May 25. Newport
Bea£:h ftremen used booster
hnes to extlll~Ul~ the fire .
winch had hurned a 15 by
3il foot area.
THEFT CHARGE FILED
A petty theft complaint
was filed against Donald
Harri s lU . 20. of 45ft
Swarthmore. Costa Mesa, by
NeWi>Ort Beach police
Saturday, May 25.
note
lly IP&a
man.
Mrs. George 'lebal or Sal·
boa wu in charge or the
-----------guest book at tbe reception.
E1...fire chieC Prank
Crocker of Balbo• hu been
under the wc•lher wich
pleuri 1y. • • •
Duana Buraeu of Uni-
verlity Park has been
accepted at the USC school
for dental technicians fo r
thi1 Call. Thit is indeed llf1
honor since the entire
clau is limited to 4J, \1r.
and Mu. Dewane Buraeu
wi ll have 2 fami ly members
studyina m the L. A.
Metropoli 1 because so n
Dave is planning on UCLA
thi s fall. • • •
In addition to tourin&
che area 10 view hom es chat
arc up for sale, members o f
th e Bay and Beach Rell.lty
staff took ti me out re c ently
10 visi t the Youth Center
in Corona de l \tar and learn
from fellow reallo r John
Semple the new plans for
rebuildina on higher aroun d
when the present area rs
inundated by the freeway
mo nltrolity. • • •
But of mother's day
pre sents -\tu. Harold
Galdwe\1 o f Sho re Cliffs
re ceived her son Gary back
from Vielnam in time fo r
the mo ther's day eel e-
bration. As soon as Gary
lazies around a bi t and
gets used to being a
civilian, he -is plannina to
return to school fo r his
Ph. D. degree.
• • •
GrBll t Goddickson or
~ewport Heights recently
re turned from a fishin& uip
to the aulf coast or \lelico
and in and out of those
littJ e JUif i •lands, He cauaht
many unusual fish and
added 10 his collecti on of
rish tales .
• • •
New residents a t 26Jl
Bluewater, Harbor View
t-tills, are \lr. and \trs. Cliff
Soringmai er and famil y. The
fami ly includes Viklti, 7;
\1i chclle, 6; and \lark, J:'l-
They come from Tus tin.
HARBOR WINS AWARD
IN DRAMA FESTIVAL
:'-lewport Harbo r High
School won the award for
the best production at the
l~th annual Orange Coast
College drama festival.
\lo re than lJJ h1gh school
drama sh.rdents took part.
~ewpo rt won fo r its oro-
auction o{ "The owl and
the pussycat." Taking part
we re Bob Ro acrs as Felix.
and Jamila \lynderse as
Do ri s. Directo r was \Irs.
Patricia Lindouist, and
student assistant was
\Iarsh aii Harve}. Best
participation award ~~oent to
Estancia 1-t igh School fo r
iu production of Archrba\d
\llcLeish's "Fall of the
city."
Mrs. Richard Femcase of
Corona del Mar and Mrs. W.
Lester Kemp of Balboa Is-
land presided at the bride's
table.
Arter a wedding trip to
Carmel. the newlyweds are
making their home in Hun-
tingtOn Beach.
The bride, who Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Samuelsen or Salt
Lake City, Utah, Is a gra-
duate o r high school in Salt
Mn. Joht. Wor4 SuMMetl
f /fl<"• f ,.., p~ou.}
Lake City and attended the
University of Utah. The
bride~room, whose parents
are Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Summer~ of 5609 Seashore
Dr., West Newport. is a
graduate of high school in
San Diego and attended
Orange Coast College.
Thetas honor officers
The Oran1e CoASt Alu mnae
C lub of Kappa Al pha Theta
will entenain the Kappa
Alpha Theta Junio r Al umnae
o f this areti' a1 a luncheon
and bridae oartyon Wednes-
day, June 12. at the home
of \otn. D. W. Knobel. l H~
Tahiti Drive, Costa \tesa.
There will be a j01 nt
meetina o r the two clubs a t
11 a.m. followed by l~.oncheon
and bridae. Co-ho ste sses
will be \Irs. John Faner.
Offi cers of both clubs will
be hono red. Al l Theus
p\Bllnmg to aa~nd are
asKed to make re serva-
tions with \1rs. John Farrer
or \1rs. \I. E. Shtnltel by
J une 7.
The B6~-6~ orricers of
Orange Coast Alumnae
Club a re: presrdent fo r a
2nd term, \I rs. \I. E. Shink el ;
l st vice-PteSJden t, \Irs.
J ohn Farrer; 2nd vi ce-presi-
dent., \Irs. \lcrle Amundson;
recording secre tary, \Irs.
D. Vt' Kno bel; corrcs-
pondina SeCreLal')', \Irs.
J ohn W. Shell; treasurer,
Mn. EdwaLd Clla~an !11;
fedetati.on reprcsenl&tivc.,
~u. D. w. t.:.nobcl; P~
hellenic reore scnaLive s,
\trs. C. V. \1 c\lannam)' and
\Ir s. \\arion A. J ohn son.
Commrttee chainnen arc:
recommendati ons, \Ir s.
Fred A. Howser; publ i citr,
\·lrs. Cliffo rd H. Dudle)';
magazrne, \Irs. H. C.
Decker; hrstorian, \Irs.
Donald R. Ward; ..... ar s and
means; \Its. Vemoo Edle r; 1
Girls' Club. \·Irs. Kenneth
1
Ross; fraterni ty u cnds,
\lrs. Don al d Tipoett; hos-
pnallty, \It s. Don Langille:
newsletter, \Irs. Edward
:'lltcholsen; Harbor Area
Coordi nating Council rep-
rescntatLVC, \Irs. Don
Langil:c.
AO.U SPONSORS TALK
Harold Hart-~ibbn~. exe-
cutive director of the Watts
Police Malpracti ce Com-
plaint Center. will speak
at 7:45 p.m.. Wednesday.
June 12 at the tsland
House, F'asluon Island. The
meeting is sponsored by the
Orange Coast Chapte r o f
ACLU.
THEFTS REPORTED
~etlme betv.een \lay 10
and '.lay 12 . a thtef stol e a
tran sistor rad1 o, a silver
rina wi th a pink pearl and 1
sm-all diamonds . a deer skin
rug and 30 records from the
upstatrs apartment at 5009
Seashore ')r .. West \lev.•rort.
according to "ancv ~l ass .
CA-AS OX,.OftO
Cllf'O•on tlu•ot' Do..OI•..a•g ~ul t~l~ton,
t~ ftG'H:~Jft Uft•I\C ~ft'l .tnG W01fttft"1
111 ••• JwftoOt'l 111.M ~
BAY DEPARTMENT STORE
303 Moift St,...t -Bol boo
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS . AU SIZES • A.LL TYPES
T•l•phont: JAc:bon 1·22:1S
1042 lt•t•lla. Stanton 1:120 s. Maia. Soll.to A-.
SUNDAY SERVI CE 10 .. ..
''EONESOA Y EVENIN G
MEETINC. 1:00 , ....
A TTEMD THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REG\A.ARLY
timate procreation.
The Self ad Soc iety
"To be a contrib.ltina
member o f society, each
member must develop and
m1intain a posi ti vc se If·
COMPLETE FUNERALS ,.. '245
READING ROOM -
Mutual Buildin1
2863 East Coast HiJhway
Moa .-S.t. \0 a.m . to 5 p.m
1\ur ... da y f'VC"nin,tt -7 to 9
You ... e cord1 ally tnvtted to
CENTIAL
IIIU CHUICH
-Iii imaae which c an accept
success with humility and
failure wi thout defeat.
"Person ali ties arc de• attf'nd Ch~rc h Scr~u;:u and
10 use the Read1n1 ftoom. l••izina veloped basically from re·
L .. L-r• Ch.rch The P'IM of Cod lationships with !ami ly
-'The rw.on of Chrkt members and sianificant
Of the M.s"r ...,.... of the "tofy s,wtt others.
Lathe,. Su~ S<hnnl 'I AM "Acceptance of himself
O..rct. 1ft A.eric• Mn<~•"lt W~h·P '-' IOJ(l'"" a1 a worthv individual must.
2900 P ·n v· Or t .......... Sc'"'"'" ,I'M " ICI c ••• • wt'CI""""' ll•l:llr Sluc!Y precede each peuon'a ac-
Corona ckl Mu, Caliroco,i. _. '"""t 1 I'M r Or. Willi 1m R. Eller ,..,_, ""''"" _...," ceptMce o the riahtl, t ~one: ORiole 3-~ll A w Y..eh --. t pon1ibilitie1, and cap~ rn •• _.. bilitiot of o '*er1.
1:65 •• .. r-llr Wor•kip Cna.ofClnlltfMcUW.It. ""All human boinas hni 9:45 •••• c ... ~.~ Se .. ool,. c:...a MiiN
11:00 a • .l:.z r .. tlwe lor~lp , • ...., "· l """· tK.A ...., *• ume batic phyaical
NUISt nY PJOVIOI;D and emotional ne eds, ano :=======~====~,;===========: uperience ttlch basic cmo-tiont u love. an1er, and ,., ~ Ill • • M I II ....... llldtdt
:1:1112 ..... "'-· ............... .
A F,•• aM l•dr,•M•
Co.p,.,._.l CW•II• (j•rd ,.. ............... , ........ .
..,._, ... leo ...S a..--1 ol 10:00 o.a. .... .., .......... ,. ........
rear.
"'Mott behavior it tao di·
rut r .. uh of •c manner in
•idl ~ lndiYidual peP.
ceiua bim~tlf in relatioa
10 llh ••ifOftment.
.. Aa edli cal and Mor-al
auadaat r. hit ow b.
lla'rior -•• M ett.lbllaMd
" .... hl ..... ol .. ..,._
COMI'LETI FUNERAL AND IURIAL C~NTER
CIMITIIY ... AUSOUUM
FUNIRAL HOMI
CHAPILS-CIIMATOIY
COLUMIAIIUM
YIIIIANS LAWN
213 • ._ 1-6577
\
I •
CEMETERY LOTS
From $130
MAUSOLEUM CRYPTS
From $46)
iltnutttnl Jark
·xenaary-l:e..etery
"E~ in One B«mlifal Ploce"
Because tbe funeral and buiai center concept
elimin•tes the need for processions through
heavy traffic on overcrowded highways, family
and friends alike may now pay their full re-
~p«ts by attending the burial service, as well
as the chapel service, all at ooe beautiful plaa,
at Ins cost and more commieoce.
14101 -14103 IIACH aYD., WISTMINSJU
714 1WI 1 h WG1
(A SPECIAL
MESSAGE TO
SELF
EMPLOYED
PEOPLE)
hov
New liberalized tax
act gives biC bruk
to self·employed.
You can set aside
up to $2500 or 10%
of your taxable
income a year,
whichever is less,
tax.free for your own
pension plan.
• Real Estlte Brokers and
Sa lesmen • Ma nuflctut·
ers · Representatives •
Doctors • Lawyers • Den ·
t1sts • Self·employed
countants, write rs. archi-
a ccou n tanh, •:ri! ers, 1 r ·
ch1tec.ts, eng1noers. artists
and many other prates·
s1onal peoote ean now
part1c•pate. Merchants,
Farmers, 8u.lnn~. If
you own your own bUSI·
ness or an! 1 partner this
new P'Ogram •S open to
''"
How to St1rt
Stop at e•ther of our two
off ices and talk to our
pens.on eapert. {It tS a
pleas1n11 lY s•mple proce·
dure ) He w•lt help you
ltll out three short forms .
and our tlustees w111 han·
die tRS approvat tor you.
Our current d1v1dend r.te
IS 5 00% pe1 annum Pl •d
Quarterty. Th1s IS an an·
nuat ytt td of 5 13% when
compounded dady and
matnta1ned fo1 one year
Newport
Balboa
Savings
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
' ",
3366 Vi1 l .OO Mtwport Bead!. C.t.
• Pllollt 673 3130
Coron1 dtl Mar 2166 [ Coni Hwy
• Phone 675·5850
P A PAlMfR Clll•rlflln of lilt Board
AGNE S BLOMQUIST. Pre11den1
Ruources "' E rc.us ot
One Hund•ed M1lhon Dolt1r1
j ' • • • -• ! i -. l
!! • ! .. • ' j !j i i I ls;~~r i r~ . -t ~~
lil 111 ' HI~~ I •
•
OFFICERS of the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse Patrons Assn. fo r the 196&-bq
theater season Include, ·from I eft, Urs.
Anthony Toto, social chairman; Mrs. Roy
June, president; Mrs. Henry Vaughn, sec-
u~taty, and Mrs. Ronald Hardy, treasurer.
Vlco-presld.,tl s Mrs. A.L. Pinkley. The
Patrons Assn. will open Its membership
roster to r the new season In July.
SUSAN BUCCOLA WEDS DANIEL WIER
... -w'l l'noloJIOdM oi IIOL
O.•ICb of Nnpon IMab lie•• ar-dl ''"M •• ••• •• •••• ror tbt M•• ..... v•.. .... talll'iap ofllt• Callbtri.. IJick H .... Howard Pafte~,
Booc»lo to Ooelol Clllllu Do•• Bordo, Bob Blbon
wtor oa Sa01nlor. Mar 11. ood l!d ·IIMaor. a..... il dlt dauP•r of Tbe bricN ~uaadM Harbor
Mr. Md \Ars. O.Ora• O.vid HiP Scbool, S.cred Hean
Bucoola of C•eo a.ona. Aeadlmy io Pliatridat lad
Corona del \tar. ·lftd Daolel USC. wbere abe aMiiaud
h the •na of Mr. and Mn. wi&b KIPPI Alpba Tbata.
Dell at Wier of Pa11donL !Jr.e wal a NalioaaJ Cbtrity
Five tumdred aueatt Leaaue dt~butaate.
auoadod the weddin& and Daniel anended Pandeoa
reception, held in _lbe ,.,.. HiP School and wa1
den or lhe bride' I parent•, araduatod from usc. ·whore
4621 C~mdoa Drive. he affiliated wilb Phi
Chrittinc Bueoola, dte Delta Theta and Skull and
bride's sister, ·••• maid of o.,1or.
bonor. Brideam•d• were They went to Muico City,
Nncy B~.&ec;:ola. the bride'• CCudalajara, and Acaa
t iller; Ni na Ahem, Connie pulco for their honeymoon,
Ken.· Sharon Gannon· and 11nd will be ruidina In
Vicki El bort. &bo aroom't South Pasadena.
• IIEIPOIT HMIOI EIIIIJI
SEaiiiD S£C11011 --'• 4 TlfUIIIDAY, JUliE I, 1•
OODIA DEl. liAR. CALIF.
,. .... ., ..... scM•••
riOW AT
1710 NEWPORT IL VD.
PH. 646-9313COila .....
MAl LilAH IS BITTEN
Another Newport Beach
mailman was bitten by a Bride picks birthday as her wedding day IML1Z
MOR1VA.RIE.S' dog. nus time Lester Chris· The birthday of Miss Susan ity Church, oftlciatiog. Tbe
tensen, ot 224 Wake Forest Carol Hayton will be a dou· bridE is the d&.ugllter ot Mr.
Ro;&d. Costa Mesa, was the ble celebfatio~ in the future, and Mrs. Donald WilUam
victim, on Thursday, May bt.cause that lS the day she Hayton of 235 Poppy Ave .•
23. The black and white chbse to OOcome Mrs John Corona del Mar. The groom's
springer type dog who ran 1 Charles Luudouist at th6 parer.t s are Mr . and Mrs.
ol& the yard at 12 10 W. garden of her parents' how~ Merlin M. Lur.dquist of On·
Ocean Front. West Newport. lD <;=<>rona del Mar. ta.rio.
and blt Mr. Christensen on Ftve o'clock was th e time The traditional wbit6 hri-
the leg has been quarantin-c.l the Sund~y · aftE:rnoou dal gown was c hosen for tl1e
edfor 10days and Mr. Chris-cere~~ on May 19. with wedUing fashioned of s ilk
tensen had a tetanus shot. nr. Phihp Murray, pastor or crepe with an overlay or re·
LEG.4L NOc_T:.:IC:.:Ec__
ORDINAS O : NO. 1250
AN OHIHSANCF: OF' TIO~
CITY OF "HIVPOR T BEACII
AIH)(Nf. SF:C110~ 5.08.055
TO 111E SEWPORT HF:Af.ll
\!UNICIPAL COOF:
Rt:LATI:iG TO COI"'l'
\tACH ISf:S
The City Council of the Ci ty
o f Newport Reach does ordain
as lollowa:
the Corona del .. ar Coaupun· embroidered daisies on
F'renc h rnatcp.li seue. The
LEGAL NOTICE __ ~0.,..1, v.as A·line with s hort
For uch machioe or rle-~lt.e\eS and a jt:wel DE:Ck·
vice char,lrin,: 5t to and line . Her t.ridal nosegay
inclurling 9f .... 6.00 ,., d&·s · ··• F'or each noachin .. nr de-11.a~ V. U e I 1es lU-.J
vice cha rgin~ lOt and baby 's br eath on a bac.k-
over .......... 12.00 gr&Uird ur imported French
For n•ul'lic ruachi nrl'l, l:.ce. Her c.nly jewelry was
such as julr.e bo•es. the gaM and pearl medallion ..... 12.00" SF:I.'IlO"'l' 2. lhh~ ordinancr ~!Jven her by the National
~ball be published once in tht! S hanty Lea~ut.
offi cial oewspaper o f th r City, Her father p;ave ~r in rr,ar-
alld tht "arne !ihall h .. l"fftc -
Su ,. c ... I .. ..,..,.
1c--H-. .. ,.. • .,.,
nage, and her silJter, Mis&
s'all)' Margaret Hayton, ser-
ved as maiC: or honor·-Sally
wor e. a ).!.owu of pale yellow
aUk organza made with ~t
square neckline aod Uny
purted sleeves, and canted
a bouc.uot of yellow daisies
and bMhy's bre&tt •.
Johr. Nunez: d Los Ange--
les was bt;st man, and
Chris Banks of ()Dtario ser-
ved u usher. James WUliam
Hayton . young brother of
the bride, was ring ~6l.
Onb metnbers oC u.e im-
mediate families attended
tile ceremony . The youog
couples have postponed
their t.oneymoon wotil alter
school gradua.tion.
1741 IUPIIIIII t.¥1.
COSTA IIIlA
lllflwor 1>-2424
•• I. COAST llfWAY
COIIOIIA DB. MAl
ORiolo J-'1450
s•n lt4Z
CIGARETTES
2Sr per pack with 1964
QUarter
TURST;R DRUG
Mrs. DMI.I O.atle1 Wl•r. 2542 Jl. Coast 1/wy.
(Lars• ,p:ho:to~.)~~--~~~--~--~;:::::.V:•:w~o:":B:•~•;c:A:::::::~ LOCAL MEN PASS I
5~~::~~ E.!~ recently DAJ.Y TRIPS BEGIN JUNE 15
SECTIO~ 1. Section 5.08.055
i11 added w the Se .. ·port Ht!il ch
\h:aaicipal Code to read :
"S.03.0SS Col" Mochin ...
f:very person en![al(ing in,
r~•uaging, eonductinp. or carry-
iDS on th e busiaus oflea!'li np:,
rea tins, or rnaiDtaininl! anv cnia~perated veodiog or pei-
!IOOal servi ce machine or de·
vice, not ot.h erwi&e lic<"n&ed
under thia Title and oot pro-
hibited by law, shall pay an
an11tul lice11ae fee on th e
ba!lis o f th e follow;o g ache-
dole:
tive 30 days ah .. r th .. datr of
its adoption.
Thi!t ordi11anct ~o·a~ inuo-
duc<"d at 11 rep:nlar flHlttin j( of
th<" Ci ty Coun ci l of thr Citv
of "'l'ewpor1 llrach held on th~
13th day of \Ia)·, 1%8, aod
,. ... s adOpter! on the 27th d;.v
of \hy, \968, b)' the folJ o,..inj(
vote, w "'it:
Hoag awards • g1ven
The bride is a gradub.t6 of
Corona de.l Mar High School
and is a serdor at USC .
She is majoring 10 joulual-
is n. ar.d will <io gr&duate
wmk uext fall. She has
be6n a member d Ticktock-
ers and was a 1964 debll·
r.r.te of tiltl NaUoual
Charity League.
The bridegroo1r wa& gra.
duat ed frc;m Ch&tre;· High
Sohool and will graduatE:
r.ext momt, frc.m USC with a
major in English. He pla.us
to do graduate work in the
fall. ThE: cou~le will live
in Los Angeles.
passed the spring bar eu.-
mination and are due tor
certifi cation -to practice
law in CaliComia include
th e following rrom the Ha.r~
bor Area; Richard Morgan·
stem; 12l l,i N. Bay Ft .•
Balboa I sland; Ricbard A.
Brown Jr., 420 Avocado
Ave. and Oavtd Lawrence
Sandor or 609~ Larkspur
Ave., Corona del Mar: Char·
les Wright Unsworth, 213
Colton St., Newport 3borea.
(a) F'or eacb personal aer-
vi ce n1achine, such. aa wash-
ing, dry -cleaning, and dryinJl
machinn. , •.••.•. $6.00
(b) For all other machines or
rlevice8:
F'or each machine or de-
vice chargin~ It \0 aDd
including 4t .... 2.00
--,-:c-:-------
AYES, COI'"'l'('II.\U'"'l': \lc·
lnni.s, q.ehon, Parl'L ons, \hr-
sball, Rop:en•, llirth.
\'OF'S, COI'"'l'f.II.\H:"'l': 'lonr
ABSFST COl '"'l'l.ll.\lE\': C:ru-
btr.
<\TH.~T :
l)nrreu \liH!'!hal!
\lavor
IJori>< \I. r;~rg,.
IJ~puty City r:J .. rlr:
Publis h: jun,. 6, !968, in Th~ \'~,..port !I arbor t:ui g:t~
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL riO~T.:.:IC:.:E:___
'V'JTICf: OF' 11WSTI:r.'S SAI.f: vide.4, however, that the !IUt-
~o. 4242 fac~ and "oOO lett vertically
On July Q, JQI'i$1, at 11 :1}11 11 •111 •• in depth below the surface of
U'V I'1"' fl-\'!t;:, as Trustet! un-said lanrl l'lhall not be user!
rle r anrl pursuant to !lee<! o f for the t,p\oratioo, devtlo~
Tmst dated July 21. I%'), me11t, e•trac tion or removal of
ruade by GE')RGF: fl.I\OilF:RT-!laid minerals or substaoce8 91~. Ill. A"iO JOA'V R. RD-from !laid land or oth er lands.
OF:RTS')"i aod recorded j uly ~a i d sale will be made, but
. 10, 1965, in Boolr. 76 12. Page without covenant or wa rranty,
lXII, of Official Records in the ur.tu or implied, reP.Irtll11g
offi ce of the Recorder of ()range tile, passel's ion, or encum-
Connty, California, giveo to brance!l, to pay tht pri11cipal
11ecure ao indebterloes!'l in !IUm of said note. secured by
favorof!~11 USTJ11-\L fl"'l'-\"'l'CF: !Jilio:l f1eerl. to wit: $1U1 ,000.00, CORP'1RA11 f)~ will sell at wilh interes.t from f}ctoher 21,
public auctioo to highes t bid-1965 at the rate o.f !0"0 per
der lor cuh (P-\Yo\Rl.E <\T annum, a,. in n itl note pro-
TI\I E 'lF' So\LF: I~ LAWfUL virle<l, advt.u~ces, if any , onder
\ll')~f.Y Of THF: U'll!Tf.l) th e tenu!l of said Oeed; lees.
STo\TF:."i) at the \rest entraoct chaq~~:es oanrl e 'peose,. of thf'
to Un iou Bank at 500 South trus tee ao<l of th e tru~~~r\8 creat-
\laio Street al La Veta' Avenue e•l by !laid f1eetl .
io the City of ()-ange and The heneliciary unrler nirl
Coootv of ()'ante, Sllrte of Oef'd, by rea!lon of a breach Of
r.alifo.rnia, all ri t, title, anrl default in the obli~atio!l!l !le•
interest coaveye to and Dow curet! therehy, heretofore t lt!•
helrl by it uader !'laid need io cutetf and 1leliv~r~d to the on -
the property situate in the City det'!lijlllerl a writlen llec lilration
of ...-ewport Reach, io !taid of 11efault <~nd 1/em11nrl for Sale,
County aod State, de!Jcribtd as: ant/ wriuen not ice of breach
Forty-one Hoag Auxiliarv
members received servic~
pins at the awards coffee
held the las t week of May.
Following awards were pre-
sented:
ror 2,000 hours or service
-Mrs. William H. Browning
and Mrs. Ruth Vedder.
For 1.500 hours -Mrs.
Charl es Dewey and Mrs.
Ralph E. Wi lson.
F'or 1,000 hours -Mmes.
Wlllllld Chamberlta. •Wam!ll
Clemence, Raymond Doata,
F.T. Fddy, Don Fuller,
George ()Jx., James LaF'lam-
me, DorothY RDth and Gar-
land \lihite.
For 500 hours -MmPs. A.
Lee Adair, George F'riedl,
Richard Kredel. Leonard
South and Dale Winters.
For 250 hours -Miss Toni
Acone, Mi ss Bemtce Bestal
and Mmes. Frank Andrus,
John J. F.lliott, Leonard
Hylton and Allen Kenison.
For 100 hours -Miss
Carole Bro\llll and Mmes.
Jack Camey, Jack Christen-
son. Melvin Dollar, Charles
Gangi, Donald Gustafson,
Robert Hauk, L.H. Janesen.
Paul Kneiseler. Ralph Ladd,
Glen Larson. J.H. Linder-
man, Glenn Martin. Joseph
Mesl. Carl Meyer. J. A. Os-
borne and James Seay.
Refreshments were pre-
pared and served by th e
Auxiliacy's Hunter Ch apter
Lot \R , of Tract 'Vo. 3000. in anti e leclion to cause the uo-CATALINA CRUISES
the city of Vewport Beach, der8i!Ded to "ell !'laid property
county of Orange, !Jtale of to !lati8fy uitl obliga tions. TO BEGIN JUNE 15
C.alifomia, •!I per map re-and thereafter, oa Fe hruary 14, The 140-pa.ssenger, luxury
cmde<l i11 boolr. RQ pages 40 IQ6R, thf' under,..igne d caosed cru is er M/V ISland Hollda.)'
anrl 41 of \!i!lcellantoua 'I · f h ~• d 1 sill( notice o rea"" an e ec-wiLl begin anoth er season \lopo, in the office of the to·oo t h d d · n~ • 0 e rec~ e Ill n<~o.o: of trips to CataHna Isl e from cou11ty recorder of said county. R">!R , Paf!:e "Jf10 of Official Re-
F:XC:F:PT all oil, gu, hyrlro-corrll'l in uid Hecorder's Office. thP Balboa Pavilion. Satur-
carbon subalanees nd other l)ated: \lay If.. 1%R day, June 15.
minerals wi th i11 or uDde rlyin!, ll ni on llaok as !'Laid Trustee Departu res will be 9 a.m.
11nd which may be produ ced, Ry .<\r dene Leilch, daiiJ from Balboa, 4:15 at
e•trac terl and !!la ved from said flperatioo.'l ()fficer
laad, as gra11ted to Autin r>. •\ulhorh .. .t ,l.iil!;llator Avalon, arrl vln~ back a.t the
St•,"•,vaol et ·~: iD deed re• 250.10 mainl and at 7 p.m. The Is-
cor e r)ecem .... r 2•. 1956 PubJi,..h: \lay 21. 10, Junt 6, land Holiday has seating
in book 3751 P-i!e 119, Offi-JQ61J , in the V~!wport Jfarbor ror 140 passengers, ga lley
eial Records. Said deed pro-F.:uign. service and cocktail lounge. r-------------------,
1 Send in i
I
:YOUR ~~~:~!!Rion TODAY 1
! NSJGN ! I Official newspaper of tho City of Newport Booclt . I
I 2721 E. COAST HWY .. CO RONA DEL MAR. CAUF. ;
I LOCAL SUBSCRIPTION RATE: Only $4 .00 a yoor. 1 1 (That's 33 1/3 c .. II a month) I I OUTSIPE OF THE HARBOR AREA: $5.00 • ,_
1 MAIL IN ntis ORDER oAd YOUR CHECl( or c~ TODAY I
I NAME I I •~· I
L
l OlY AHD STA ZIP .J --------------------
members and hostessed by
the volunteers coordinating
committee, headed by Mrs.
William Durtin and Mrs.
Joseph Metcalf, awards as-
sistant.
J
SHOP • 1n ' . /
• I " I ..
Coron·a del ~ Mar!
because •••
EASY PARKING .•• right in front of
the stores along friendly East Coast
Highway.
OWNERS AND MANAGERS will gree t
you at each shop .•• give you friendly
service ••• shaw you new merchandise
suited to you and this area.
THE gLUE AN D WHITE Volkswagen bus
with "fireplace things" written on It has
become a fam iliar sigh t in th e Harbor Area
since Mary ¥1d Frclflk Jank assumed owner-
shio of th e firepl ace shop in the 2711 build-
ing at th e corner o f Fern leaf Ave. and Coast
Hwy. almost a year ago. The shop has been
firesc reen headquarters for Southern Oraoge
County for more than 8 years. The Janks
left Aspen, Colo., in 1%3, when Frank be-
CcYTlf the Southern California sales repre-
Set'l tative for a midwestern manufacturer.
Frank is from Michig an , and Maty ccxn es
from Ohio. Th ey now live in the Newport
Shores area of Newport Beach. They have
2 children, a 4~y ear-old s.oo Mid a Jlh-year-
old daughter. The Hearthstone has e,.p..,d-
edits barbecue department and now carries
a complete line of gas, electric Mid char·
coal barbecues tor indoors Md outdoors.
Come to their gas barbecue demonstration
this Friday-from 4 to 9 p.m., and all day
Satu rday.
MARY JAHK
Th• Hearth•ton•
2711 E. Coast Hwy,
SURPRISE SPECIALS are being of.
fentd by Corona del Mar s to res for
Friday night shoppers!
WE'RE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
Come in and visit us ••• see our 5milrnew.merchandise •.• browse at your leisure. •• or rush in lor a quick item.
le'1e open Friday eve.
MIIDM'S PET .. ,
'lT12 E. Coasl Hwy.
67S..Sl20
Spuiab E~ery FnU, Ni,.l!
IU'IIIITAIIMT
3050 E. Coaot Hwy.
67).9682
'1 Kn's Dally S,etfal Ni .. d
s 'ljl 9
IALAUIICIU lll•n•• 3409 E. Coaot Hwy.
675-3133
fill MY LAir
2435 E. C..t ""'' 67~375)
C.-' c ....... SptiUIP
WAlla'S ... Yl ... n
2116 E. Coast Hwy.
67~SQ7
"liMy •••re Sertlice
llues • J)jfrernu!"
CIO.IAIDIAIE
3107 E. Coast Hwy.
673-2100
"Yow HoiUehold
De,.,...,l Slore"
C••• Vlsil 0111 Blamcy Sltop
CMIIITIISEII Plla.ACY
3021 E. Cooot Hwy.
673-2550
Open 9 •·•· ID 10 P·•· ·~·ry day!
CGIDIA-..... acv .
3127 E. c.. Hwy,
67:M110 • The PrescripliOII Ph.,.ocy
LI-.&.I'IJ t•
..]641 E. Coot Hwy.
675-1030
S,eciallz .. e .. ..tl i•iors .........
IFIIIU ti.Kil
MI.C..tHwy. m.21e
"VIsiiM C.t;,~• .. TiWil "
AUEIIT11111 FOOD CEIITEI
3049 E. Coast Hwy,
675-0370
Corona delMar's
co•plere food ••rk<l
THE STATIOI
Coast Hwy.
at Poinsettia Ave.
673-3653 -·
" G.ifls • Candles ·Things"
.................
ME.C..Hwy.
0!196
Ttuls rllou li Hskablu
for ... alllrc f•i ly
YIIIIIAIIWJKI
2711 E. C... Hwy.
67~7065
"fireplau Tlliqs"
I
IALIOA MAN IOOitiD ... rr ~l!~~~o !!!bo!~~~~H!:~.
wt.U OOD8ld• Cbe followtn1 doc:*a oo tbe public water~ Requeat ttom lbe Irvine
l&ema a& ita meetiD& at 8 of Cbe bay adjacent co 2Z7 Co. tor eJteaaloD of a uH
p.m. ·toct&y, June 8, in tbe 20tb St., Central Newport. permit tor developmeot of a
ll<>lllld .... doc,, 39, or
1008 R. Balboa Blvd .. Bal· boo,a-a&aCoa&oiMoa
rel&aura t. waa booked by --Pollce.-d&J,..., 27 ... -
..... ,
Newport 8e&cb City Hall: R.uaaell H. Olsen Sr., golr eourR aod clubbooae
Uae P.-lt• te te COurt St., Ceatral on tbe oortb aide of su
Newport.er Kotel COrp., Newport. auuctur&l alte~ Joaquin Hilla Rd., eut of
1107 Jamboree Rd., Eut Uoa s and &ddltioaa 10 a Jamboree Rd., 10Utb of Ford
Upper Bay, 118 a.ddiUoaal . noa--coo!onnlng butldiag. Rd. and weat or MacArthur
botel uoita and &ppurteaan-Ira DieH l, 117 28th St., Blvd., Eaat Upper Bay.
ces. Tbia wu coattaued Newport. add a Pl'lll to a R.equeat Ctom the Irvtne
trom Cbe May 11 meeting. noa-oontormtng building. Co. for reoon aideratioo of
Phtl Lanl(lale, 81 5 E. Loyal Hengsller, 419 F, commiu too action on April
Bay Ave., Balboa, duplex Bay Ave .• Balboa, attuctural 4 in regard to time exten-
wtth one untt for commer· .changes to a non·confonntng sions of use pennits for
ctal purposes. 1bts was dwelUng. Newport Center signa.
coollnued trom May 16. COttttMinicati on s fLAG LANYARO OJT
'--••• Landscape pl ans for the l(ids Nllo harJ ~;:u t lhe lan-
Kl ug Development Co.. new s ite or the Newport yard so lh e o\merican flaa
2222 Uni versity Or., Back HarOOr Lutheran Church at coulrl not be lowered at th e
Bay, rewaing Crom uncla~r 16th St. and Oover Dr. '-lewport Harbor ')ay ';chool
1ified to R-4. lbla was Request rrom Beach Eleo-_ we re th warted by ~ewport
continued from May 16. tric Supply Co. for exten-'leach firemen who rai s ed a
Vari ance stonoruse pem1tt ror whole-)S foot catena ion ladder
Higsoo Construction Co.. sale sales of lighting equip· and removed the naa Fri-
433 Dahlia Ave., project a ment at 471 N. Newport day afternoon, \4ay 17.
cbarJIIII IIIIo wllb viol-of p•tsC:i• JDr .:...:=,:=::;. __ _
~®W
the
ONll
,11\'ATE COlLIG l
~
sotJIIR!ol
CALlfOII'M
for
MEMBERS of th e Bahia Corinth ian Yacht
Club raising thei r daisy toppers to th e
May 21 fashion head s tart lu ncheon are,
from I eft, Mr ~ w. Dean Qu ;gan,, Urs, Wil-
11&11 L. O'Bryon and Mr~ A.D. MacLach-
lan. The event was held in the d ini ng room
of the BCYC fac ili ties in the Balboa Bay
Club fo r members of the Voyagers and
Orange Coast Yacht Clubs. Club mem bers
who modeled included Miss Sall ye Shew-
ard, Miss Pat Helvie, Mrnes. Carl
stairway, 3 reet into the a.-
foot side yard setback. This
wu continued from May 16. Noedcer1 Jack Eart y, Robert Fi nal ._.ap•
Wynnett Bedall J r. Mrs. William Tract &620, a proposed
Th e Largest Bible Class in the Harbor Area
was commentator. Show chai rman was Mrs. subdivision or 4.63 acres
Patrick OougM o f Corona del Ma r, wife of divided into 18 lo ts , easter-
Bahi a Corinthian's commodore. Co-chai r-ly or MacArthur Bl vd. and
man was Mrs. J ulius Aust ero. Club hos-southerl y of Ford Rd.
tesses incl uded Mmes. Will iam Hay J r., Tract 6621. a proposed
Janes Ga rdner, Will iam 0 1Bryon, Donald subdivision o f 31.9 acres
Howard, Jack Johnson and Sallye Braley, di vided into 96lots, easter-
chairman. (Photo by Stephen Peregrin.l · ly or MacArthur Blvd. and
southerly or Ford Rd.
invi tn you to a s tvily in which
"The Bible Comes Alive"
TIME : Every St.nclay momint fto,. 9:.45 te 10:50
PLACE, FIRST BAPTIST CHUROt
OF COSTA MESA
301 Mognol i a Str•t
Scholarships are granted NEWPORT HAR'OOR ENSIGN Use Permi ts
SECOND SECTION --Page 5 Union Oil Co .. reconstruct
THURSDAY, JUN E 6, 1968 service station at 124 Mar-
A II'ARM II'ElCOME AWAITS YOU'
BRING YOUR CHi lDREN!
CORONA DEL MAR, CALI·f. ine Av:;:e~ .. JB~al~bo~a~l~si~an~d~.::.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..!~~~~~~~~~~~~~= Scholar ships totaling mo re
th<r~ S2 0,000 dtlfl a ted by the
Harbor area communit\" were
awarded to Oran11e 'cout
College uudents at the 111-
nual OCC Honors Ni gill pro-
grii'TI . The a"'ard s "ere rre-
sented by Dr. Thomalo r\.
Blakely, district di rector of
the Evening (;ollege. Local
!Huden t "inners are:
BALBOA -Thomu Bo-
land, OC'C Alumni Associ a-
tion, Sl 00; Thom as \lurphy,
OCC Oceano graphic Socie ty, sso .
CORONA OEL MAR -Wil·
liam Bruce Voss, Comna
del \hr Kiwani s ·Oub. SI OO
and Ne"port Balboa Savings
<r~d Loan Assn .. SIOO; \hrlo;.
Sel f, Qr3nge Coast Lions
Club, 5100.
COSTA MES..\ JoWl
Moore, Coas t Women's Club
o f Corona del Mar. s SO:
Karen Neja, Costa Me sa
Wom .n's Club, ~130; Sh irt ey
Gal laaher. Palm Uatbor
Hospital Guild, S2SO: Di:c.ie
Wood , Pal m II arbor ~l ospi tal
Guild, S2SO. Chriujna A or-
r tw~i, Al trusa Club of New-
port lh rbo r, 5100. Georgia
Thom pson, Anonyrmu s.
S i lO , Gregory Ch<rnpioo ,
A ssis tance L eague of New-
port Beach, 55{1); Sl12tw~n
Husband, Assistance Lea-
gue of Newport lkach. s SOO:
Cary Simonds, Assistance
Le aaue o f Ne\\pOrt Beach,
5500 . Errol Gerson, Costa
Mesa K iwani~ club, S500 :
Nancy West. Cos ta \lcsa-
Ne"'pmt llar!).JT Li un s Club,
S500 and .\l ewr~nrt Ralboa
Sa vi na s and LoonA ssn. ,\ 100 .
ArthurS .. Jones, Cnsta \lcsa
l\.i"'3nis C lub-Agn,,:u lturc &
('onse n •atJon, S50: Al fred
Kol b, Costa \le sa-Ne\~port
Uarbo r L•ons Chb, SSO O:
Why
The
Christian
Stiente
Monitor
ret ommends
you read
your loal
newspaper
Your loul ne:w~r ~s you in· lormed of whit's !Mpptniq 1n your
atea -COIT\ml.mily tvt nts, public
mHtklcs. storlts .OOUI peoplt in
~ 'lldnlty. Thtw }'OU c:~~~'t -llld
siiOuldn'l -do without.
... T. IIIONITOI CO.uMI•TS
-L-PAPU Tbt Monitor sptelalira In ~n~lytktil
and lflftrpratlnc llftlonel lftd worJa
niWS ••. with ••clulivt diapettMs
,,_ OM of the 1•,1"! """ W.
rtM ift the Mlioll S Clpit.i Md ,,_ Monitor MWS nperts In 40
..,.,... CCMtntrits llld til 50 stain.
m • 111 1n•-'" a HPD TH WIIILI FAIIIU w:u. l illY ------------"'---Ooo.....,_
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I
De bra Ton er. Costa Mesa
North Kiwanis C lub, 51 00
and Ebell Club of Nev.vo rt
lkach-Music t\ward. SIOO;
Su e Stromsland, E:c.ewti ves'
Secretaries. Inc., Orange
Count y Ch;c>ter, 5100;
ll siung-Pin Wu , Fawl ty
Members Anon)mous. 5137
a1d OCC Farulty Wives,
SIOO; Gary Strever, Ralph
L Ha rwood Memori al. 5100:
Don Boyd , Krausni dr: Petro-
leum T ech Award , 5100 ;
Annie Bonnand. Ne"'POI't
Balboa Saving s Md Loan
Assn... 5200; Colene Din ~
dal e. Newport Balboa Sav-
ings and Loan Assn,, 5200 ;
James Manternach , Ne'Nport
Balboa Sa\'i na s and Loan
Assn., S200 ; Paul Jalbert,
Newport Balboa Savings
anJ Loa1 Assn., 5500; Wil·
liam Dale Eller. Nev.po rt
Harbo r K.i wani s C l ub. 5800:
Nancy Chenoweth, Nev.port
Beach Police Au xiliary. S50;
Denny 0 an, OCC Alumni
Associati on', stOO; Donald
Rice, OCC F aculty Associ a-
tion , SIOO; Phill ip White,
Oranae Coonty EnJi neerina
Council, SlOO; Thomas !\b-
ran . Ro\ary C lub of Costa
\lesa, SIOO; J anes IMarocco.
Rn tary Club o f Costa Mesa
No rth. S IOO; Anne Geiszle r,
Tuesday Club of Newpo rt
Beach, S ISO:'GcorgiaThomp-
son. Tuesday Club of New-
port Beach, 5200; O ren Mc-
Carter, l,;nited Carpenters
and Joiners, Si!).
NEWPORT BEACH
Jane s Hag e rty, Atlha
Ga-nma Sigma. 5100; J IITles
Jo raensen, Assi s tance Lea-
gue of Ne"port Beach , sSOO;
Neil Mayfield. Bank o f
Ameri ca Business Awards,
and Jennie Cru tcher Foun-
dation. 5500: Sharon Hut-
dl in son, Coast Wom en's
Club of Co rona del Mar, s50;
Ronald Sharp, Orange Coast
Lion s Club. SIOO: Robert
Oi xon Lewi s, OCC Alumni
Associati on, $1 00; P am ela
Thompson, Ro tary Club
of Cos ta \1e sa No rth,
SIOO; Steven Ostrosky, Saf-
fe ll and McAd an,lnc., s 125 ;
Bernard Me gowW!, SaHell
:rtd McAd an, l.rc. S12S.
HARVEY A. DEWOLFE
SUCCUMBS AT AGE lf1
Harvey A. DeWolCe, 87,
or 365 E. 19th St., Costa
Mesa, died May 23 at Costa
Mesa Convalescent Hospi·
tal.
He was born July 25.
1880. in Mi ssouri and came
to Orange County in 1903 .
He was io thA dairy and
live stock business rOf
about 60 years.
Survivors are his wire,
Edna; 2 daughters, Maurine
of Costa Mesa, and Mrs.
Betty Beecher oC Costa
Mesa; and 3 grandchildren.
Services were held May
25 a& Bell Broadway Mor-
tuary Chapel. Tbo Rev.
Jerry Foghance of Harbor
Trinity Baptist Cburch was
otriclam. lntermea& was a&
Fairhaven Memorial Part.
O.qe.
FIR! DAMAG!S CAR
A Geoie Ceolral IIUlioG
"'11800 owaed by R. So-
U ot 400 N. Newpoot Blvd.,
Ne"'II" Heipu, cqbl CID
lire -lbe carbontor bactllnd I!Munlay .......
May!$. Ne"'II" BeAdl liN--... E,.me e.,..,..,. ....
lire with a booelef lloo. o-• _ ... ..s 10 1300.
• Dry l)ocks, main·
For new accounts and present depositors of
NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK
Elegant Lady
REINFORCED SILVERPLATE
Cla ssic in design ... with grace
ful ha ndle enriched with tradi·
t iona I floral a n d scro ll motif
enha ncing the smoot h s urfaces
of gleaming silverplate .
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I. (. .
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CAREFREE STAINLESS
Stunning contemporary design
with bold rhythmiC li nes and
smooth surfaces ... all beaut L·
fully interpreted to create a bal·
anced place setting .
HERE'S HOW YOU GET YOUR FREE GIFT !
or
SPECIAL
for new accounts only I
Your choice of the flatware. or.
one ot these three SLiver acces-
sones m Ongmal Rogers Silver.
plate. (These 3 1tems only avatl·
abte unt1l August I. 1968).
New Accounts: Open a $1 00 account, checking or sav1ngs. and ADD TO THE TABL(WARE OF YOUR CHOICE:
select a five p iece place setting in Origina l Rogers S1lver plate. Each time you de pos it $25 or more to your savings account. you
or in Stainless by Inte rna t ional, or a Paul Revere Bowl. an exquis-may purchase a place setting of your c hoice for only $2 .50 , Build
ite tray. or a c rysta l salad bowl wit h silver servers ... all 1n your ta blewa re service while we build your savings!
Orig inal Rogers Silverplate. ,
Present Depositors: Add $1 00 to your p re sent savings account. Completing units, (elttra tea spoons. storage-chest, 4 -pc. hostess
and select your FREE five piece place setting in Ortginal Rogers set and more) a re also ava ilable with each $25 deposit to your
Reinforced Silverplate o r Stainless by International. savings account. Open or add at Newport National Bank today .
Join the celebration in honor of our thre e new offices: SUPERIOR. UNIVERSITY and SUNNY HILLS
SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL DISPlAY OF SILVER!
Select your FREE &ift at lil Y of our 7 offices
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PETER OlCKEY of 1831 Beryl L<W~e, Harber Highlands,
celebrat ed his bth birthday with a deep sea fishing trip
aboard th e-s portfis her Thun derb i rd out o f Qpvey's Lock·
er In Ne wpo rt Beach with the above happy result. That
large barracuda also captured the ship's jackpot fo r
Peter.
II t ,....,.
.... _P.._J,bll&
... 10 ....... ,_ I..11ICb
al 234 WalDa&, Ne_.
lbcnl, diiOOVered. wbea
bor car qllle quit l1liiDillg
luDday eveDinc: 110me00e
bid p.a 3 ouooes ot the
lweet a&uff In her gaa taok
. . .A clean cut, possibly
with a Wire cutter, was
IDide by tbe persoo who
aatpped the phone cable to
tbe residence OC Rlllph
Merz, 18 Balboa coves; a
olDie plat.e was also ripped
from the side of his garage
• . .Donald Albens, 486
Momi~ Canyon Road, Cor·
ooa Highlands, was booked
oa the charge or failure to
appear •.. George Godfrey,
400 Via Zurich. Lido Isle ,
reported the then or an 8
foot boat cart, worth 160.
from the dock at 665 Via
Lido Soud. . . When Robert
Jayred of 1746 E. Ocean
Blvd.. 8Llboa, opened his
service s tation at 510 E.
Balboa Blvd., he discovered
a 3 inch rock had been used
to break a 120 wi txl.ow. . .
A 125 window was shauered
in the VW owned by James
Beasley. 327 LugOniu St.,
Newport Shores ... Ray Di ke
of 2105 Fuentes. East Bluff.
left his boat tied to a dock
at the Balboa Bay C lub. and
someone stole a 6 gallon
J!:aS tank valued at S29.
MESA VERDE WINS MEET T ... d.,, ... , 21
Mesa Verde 6th grade s b.J : 'Neiner of C alifornia and While Susan Stmms of 211
dents edged Adams School JOhnson \tesa Verde 43rd St .. West Ne wport, was
2711:! to 27 points in th e T e· and 'N~g or Balearic ;' shoppm~-: at f ashion Island,
Winkle School invi tatiunal tied for JrJ ; runn ing broad ~o~ was r~bbm~ ~er
track me et held on \lay \5. jump , ~~· 1", Jones of \lesa car, tapes and -sleepmg
Here are th e events, "in-Verde , <.:al l ah an of Ad ams , b~s were taken. a S9i1 l.oss
nina ti me, 1st, 2nd and Jrd Petrina of Adams: softball .bA k~old Schhw's""o su ng-l · . ray t e. wort 4 was pace wtnners , and thei r thro.w, .188 fe et, Prt ce o f stolen from PatncJa M~rphy.
school ~: . Cahfomu, Jssacksen of 219 Canal. Ne wport Shores :W ~d. dash, 5.Q sec., \lesa Verde , Sweet of Ad ams, ... Robert Johnson of 2307
~~ schoff o! .\~es~ Vude, 300 yd. rei a }, .n .J sec., Heather Lane, West Upper
vambel of Cah tom1a, Swee t fi rs t, ,\dams Schon!, second, Bay, was walkinj.! in the
o f Adams : 50 yd. dash , 7.1 '.les a Verde. aft~rnoon alOnJ!: the bluffs
~ec,, Pe tn na. of ~dams,L au r-PHILCO·FORO GIVES YM overlooking Back Bay, when
1tzen of Callfom1a, \ladJ en THIRD $5,000 CHECK he saw a motorcycle sub-
o f ~e sa Verde : 60 yd. Jash, The Oran~e Coast YMCA mtr)!ed 111 about 21'! feet or
8.1 sec., Jo ne ~ of \lesa has received a SS.iJOO check water near a d1k e . he pulled
Ve rde, J e ranko of Adam s, from Philco-Ford Corpora-It out and called police ...
Callahan of Adams ; Chin-tion, the 1 thu d and fi nal A dtnJ'hY mast and satl.
ups, 15 times, 3orquc of payment of a thre e-year worth Sl50, were stolen from
Mes a Ve rde, Thompson of S15 .UUiJ pledge toward the Ius schooner, sa1d Jac k
Adams , llodson of Califor· YMCA's buildin)! fund drive Sinnett, 418 Santa Ana
nia; s tandina broad jump, m Newport Beach. Ave .. Newport He ights. : :
81.. Jeranko of >\dams The check was presented A barometer and block wan
' ' to YMCA Pres1dent Max pulleys were stolen from
l'rtendly JllelCflllllofiMx:ld Russell by Wal ter C . Lmd-31)4 28th St., West Newport,
S.l'\"'ce berg. of P tulco-F'ord 's Aijto-decJared John Osborn of BElL BROADWAY nutronic Division, on behal! 201 Monte Vista, Costa MORTUAJIY 'ol the FCI'd Molo< Cooopaoy Mesa. .. Someone pried opeo 110 Broad Orange County Community the Wl ndwing oC his VW,
ua.aas.a.3GI =~~~ Relations Committee, or said Mark Voorhis, 456 62nd St.. Newport Shores,
DISCOVER A BONUS TREASURE!
JNVEST s1000 or more (m mu1t1ple' of ~1.0001 m La guna Federar~
l-y~ar Bonuoo Cerlitkale.
EARN S.OO'H per ann um cum:nr dividend rate. payable to you
each quarter ... PLUS -
~% PER ANNUM GUARANTEED BONUS,
payable to you in one lump sum at the end of 3 years; !herea fter. the bonu'
is paid to you each quarcer !Ogt.ther with your regular divid~nd.
REINVEST your Bonu11 Certificate
eaminp in a Laauna Federal Pa.~sbook Accounl ,
and receive earninp on ~arnings for ch~
muimum n:tum on your investment .
REMEMBER -you can alway• borrow
on your Bonus Certificace.
CHART A BONUS COURSE
FOR BIGRER EAilNINGS I
-·lila--·-·.-·auo ,wtaUo
be --tine 11 Faabi'"' Jai..S ..... w ....... 0(
1900 DoYer. Harbor Hls~t
l.OOe, nw lf!Uerl being
blown by the wiDd to a
~·· driveway; be gatbered tbem up and gave
them 10 Rllby Ball, 1906
Dover. 011 her arrival home
... D. Daoiel OC 11!20 Trad ..
winds, Baycrest, took Jo-
seph Mores, 16, or 1961
Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa, to
Hoag Hospital, atter Mr.
Daniel, driving a Cadillac,
was involved in a .collision
with Joseph's motorcycre
on Tradewiods south or
Francisco Dr.
L~NOna
CERTIF'ICATE OF' BUSI NESS
F'i etitious F'itm Name
Til E UN DERSIGNED deet~~
certify that he is COD•
• retail Bi ble & Gift
at 1686 Tntin Ave .,
Ca liL, under
firm r~a me of
Co."
i• composed
perso. whuse
place of ret~~ I·
awor11 , per•
Michael C.
to 11u1 to be
•-e Ia dte whllla 1 ..
achowled .. d to -.. :.ft:·.~~··tc11ted •· ..... • , ll•d •d ofrl.
--•• lobD Doll "' 121 48tb Ill ..... Ntwport,
wem to wort aDd re&umed
ll 2 a.m. to diaoover bia
r""" door unlatched aod bia
TV. stereo, Watch ~ IOd c.-. '
rency missing -a lose
IOI&Uiog 1514.14.
s ....... y. Mo1 25
Vllld&ls punctured thea
and smashed eggs againllt
the cars owned by Tom and
Bernie Litchfield or 3912,
Channel Place, Ne'Np<Wt
Island ... Carolyn Somer or
the Lido Shores Hotel, 61 7
Lido Park Drive, Lido
Pe nins ula. reported that
tenant s left without paying
a 1216.28 bill ••• l>hn Hos·
ley, 23 . or 120~ 24th St.,
West Newport, was booked
on a warrant ror failure to
appear ••. A you ng man was
seen leaving 1209 N. Bay
Front, Balboa Island, carry·
i ~ a transistor radio,
worth 1125. that belongs to
Robert Webb ... A 134 fi sh·
iflt( rod and reel was stole n
from David Nyquist of 400
40th St., West Newport.
Sunday, May 26
Pete r Taras, 26. of 704~
Narcissus, Corona del Mar,
was booked on the charge
fai lure to appear ... Zelia
Elliott or Monrovia reported
that the north wall or he r
beach house at 6903 Sea"
shore Drive, West Ne wport,
had been pus hed in , break·
i~JA plaster in a 5 by 6 root
area . and a window had been
broken. with total damages
set at S600. .Francis Mur-
phy of 74i14 W. Q::ean F'ronl,
West Ne wport . heard a noise
hke a dtsh breakin~. but it
was a S25 bedroom window
.James Watterson of
33i14 Marc us. West Newport ,
said he had a contmuous
party at hiS home Since r ri·
day. with about 50 people
attendm,.::, a.nd he feels that
one of h1s ~uests took a
S 35 J.:Un from a c loset shelf
in his bedroom ... Roy Mar-
u ott, 23\liJ 22 nd St.. West
Ne 'NJ)Ort , came home to
fi nd h1s garaJ'e door open,
a ~o;ara.J.:e lock br oken and
his S176.50mini bike stolen.
I
AIRMAN Clyde E. Graham
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde E. Graham Sr. of
1130 Aus tin St., Costa Mesa,
has completed basic train·
i ng at Lack land AFI:I, Texas.
He has be en assigned to the
Air Force Technical Train-
in g Center a t l owry AFB,
Colo., for specialized,
schoo ling as a munitions
spe cr ali st. Airman Graham
is a 1%7 graduate of Costa
Me sa High Sc hool.
OffN
7 A.M. TO 10 I',M. OAILY
Shell Service
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At Your S.rvicel
WE TAKE PRIDE IM OUR
COURTEOUS, PROMPT
SI!RVICE ...
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011 , lill'l' ,;,, r•,.lrH fT -, ••"• f•at ,.,,.
vie• wh"' llli••irH. Hot•, •'•"'••• ,lll•wa,
;,.,.., rv1• eleenllllli, woter,-fH, -th·
proof.d, fi"i•h•llli l•undr'l'-.FREE DELl•
VE'I:Y ,
VALET
Warehouse
FURNITURE & CARPETING
I' SOFA. LOVE SEAT SETS •••••• MDI 211.11 were ~35.00
FORTREL SHAG CARPET •••••••• MOII.t5 r~. wos 11.95 yd.
lnatallotion oncl Pacl.... 1.11 Jll.
l;!~b9~ru~~~~~· HAIIlWARE STORE
MNttRt-Air
C..dltioRint
Sh-M-1
16..0 S.,perior ;..,.,
Ll 8.5531
o BEAUTY SALON
LO't'U1Uu.' •
B EAUTY N OOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone b73-7 33b
AMERICAN GLASS
All typca o( alau
25J4ij Ne•port Blvd.
Colla Meta
Phone:
f.ORGIT IW!DWARE
Hardwa re · DuPont Painl
Sma ll Appliances
2205 W. Ba lboa Bl vd.
Newport Beach
Phone 673-2350
o NURSERY
Shrubs, Interior Plants
Trop ical & Trees
ln sec:tcides and Fertilizer
S&H Green Stamps
FREf: tJ F.U VE R\'
CORONA. D£1. MA.R NURSERY
~144 E. Coasl Hwy, 615-0160
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HARDWARE
NIIYiptlen•t Cha,...... ... kl
2700 W. Coast Hwy,. N .•• ........
1-wa• JO&Iwn
PLUMBING
A. R. MAR SAC
PLUMBER
700 Carnation Ave.
Corona del \1ar
Pl um bi ng Repairs
DAY & NIGHT
WATER HEATERS
673-4130
CON TAC T lo.C,..C, "'C~I'IIACTING
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PHONE 6Go07'02
o fUMIS
112• IRVINE
NEWPORT BEAC ..
WESTCLI,.,. ~LAZA
llg Price lecluctlona
* A. DAMES, f'n•ee
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o SPORTING GOODS
HART'S
SPORTING GOODS
Sl6 Center Street
Costa .\lesa
Phone: 6 46-1~1 ~
IIUSHIII'S ..... ..,
LUNOIEON -DINNER
COCKTAILS
ORiolo l-9405
:1450 VIA OPORTO
Nowport .....
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MAIIEARY'S
ShCMIIIope i'
Pt.raetndll-
Aepelr -ay.llatt<
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ONE DAY IIIMCE
1110 Herbor ave~. CoN--II•Plt
I.
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE students
won awards and were elected to state
·offices recently at the state convention
of Phi Beta Lambda, national college
business organization, In Sacramento.
Shown left to right: Nell Mayfield of New-
port Beoch, nomed stilt vice president
and voted Mr. Future Business Execu·
tive; Douglas Crowe of Costa uesa, first
place in vocabulary relay and data pro--
cessing; and PauiJ'albert of Costa Mesa,
elected state treasurer.
City Building Permits
May buildina permiu
totaled 13,127, 146, brinaina
the record ror the year to
Sl3,635,J6l. about 74'10
ahead or lut year, accord-
ina to the month-end re-
port of the Newport Bcaell
bull dina department.
The· H6i buildina pace is
almost equal to the reooni
year of H63, when the May
31 total was $l4,275,6J3. ·
The May total wu booste"d
by the slart or Don Bren's
Newpon Uills tracl above
Harbor View Hills, SH5,162,
and Ja more dwellinas in
the BluHs, sa5l,JJJ, and
the new VW headqJarteu
fo r Olick Iverson on Coast
Hwy. at Bayside Dr.,
SJ6d,JJJ.
Pollowina penniu, ·in the
amount or SI,JJJ and more,
were i uued durin a the
finaJ 2 weeks or May :
Et!at Upper Boy
J. D. GarJewine. 36J6
Seabreeze, awimmina pool,
sJ,a4J.
0. ·D. Peckhlm, 2SJ7 Salt
Air, aaraae panition,
Sl,JJJ.
Newport leach
Otick Jveraon, 34, B 1
square foot masonry buil~
ina for . VW headquarten,
445 E. ·Cout Hwy.; S3l)a,-
JJJ, · and sales office,
S6J,JJJ •.
R. · Morteleue, duple1 at
516 Clubhouse. S27,JJJ. ·
L & D Enterprises, re ..
taurant at 26Jl W. Coaa
Hwy,, s)J,JJJ,
Stephen Jeffers, 66Ja W.
Oc:ean Ft., complete 2·Uory
duples, SH,SJJ.
Woat Newport Htllghh
Computer Automation, par·
ti tiona, .us-an w. 16th
St., S2,SJJ.
Newport HMghh
Edward \tartindaJe. · re-
model, 445 El Modena,
Sl6,JJJ.
Linda hie
The Blurr., Ja dwellinas
in Tracl 646a, ranaina hom
Sl1,JJJ to S25,JJJ , total
sast,JJJ, William Poweu, 2-story,
l·unit dwellina. No. 32
2a21 Linda Isle, S6J,JJJ.
swimmina pool, Corona del -...,
Dr. E. Schmadel,
Cassia,
sJ,aJJ.
.._..r.ViewHIIIa
D. L. Bren Co., ·1 ainale
family dwellinaa on Port
Sheffield, · ranaina hom
Sl1,65J to S33,JJJ, total
StH, 162.
Pac:ific Southwest Realty
Co.,~ remodel the bdildin1
at 3435 E. Coast Hwy. for
occupancy by the Corona·
del \tar branch or Security
Firat National Bank,
~~.fJJ .. -
"a high
volume of spending
in the
months ahead"
So states the Dean Witter & Co. report on
"The Alftuent Consumer." Projecting on the
basis of a recent "historically high rate of
consumer saving" and taking other related
data into consideration, the report sees a
bright outlook for near-term consumer
spending. In light of this favorable outlook,
the Dean Witter & Co. research team has
li sted four securities in selected consumer
H. R. ·Sproul, l•ltory, 2-
unit dwellinJ, 611 Narc:i eaus
Ave.,· S33,SJ5. :
Brooka Bema.rd. ·inc:reue
size or dwellina at ];)16
Brellk.en Dr.o tlJ,6Ja. ·
Lido hie
M•ty Loc:kney, patio
deck, aJl Via Lido Soud,
S2,JJJ.
Or. ·w. :J, ·Cowan, lJJ Via
Dijon. · addition and re-
model ina, kik;hen and
service area. SS,JJJ. · a• ~a.• hl•ll
Frank Beach, ·add room,
2J 3 Diamond. t:1J, SJJ. ·
C.· Milia, enlarae livina-
room , }J~~ Ony1. Ave.,
S7 ,5JJ,
WntUpper &.,
Ken Lewis, swimmioa
;>ool, 16U Antiaua, u,aJJ.
01'. Renato ~nac:o,
awimmina pool, · 1243 Sao-
tiaao, .s3,JJJ.
Homer Valentine, ·2·U.ory,
l·unit dwellina, 5J~
Evenina Star Ln.o t52,JJJ,
~OHII PAIIIEII QUITS IIACCO IlEAL TY CO.
Jobn 8. Pmer, e~:eeuUve
vlc~presldent and director
of Maceo ReaUJ Company,
NewPQft B eacb, bas resi1n•
ed fr om the property developo
ment nrm.
He Joined Maceo in 1960
as proJect •anqer of Mes a
del Mat, a 1 O~unit de--
velopment In Costa MesL
Tben be bee8me COOidiDaoo
Una enJinerr of all Maceo
developments, and wu
named president In 1963.
He was an ln tearal part ot
the manqement teMI that
vaulted Maceo Into prom!•
m•nce aa one or the Soutb•
land's leadlna residential
builders and led to Its ac•t·
sltion by the Pennsylvania
Railroad, in Oc tober, 1965.
HARBOR HIGH ROOMS
VICTIM OF VANDALS 1 "ieveral sum eruen found
in the courtyard or the home
arts buildina at Sew port I-I ar-
bor l·li&h School led to the
discovery that 4 rooms had
been entered over the week·
end, some had been vandal-
ized , and that Sl24 worth of
miscellaneous supplies had
been stolen.
~u s were smashed all
over the s toves and the re-
fri&erator in ~oom 1111 . 'The
intercom phone had been
damqed, typewriter keys
pulled loose; &lue spilled
and several pic:tures ddac:ed
in J ~oom 186. ·"ieveral stu-
dents projc:cts had been
damaaed in 'toom 18Q. There
was no sian orforced entry.
WD&aTUKWn markets.
In short, this is a report which every in-
formed investor should read. Drop by any
Dean Witter &: Co. office for your free copy
of "The Af!luent Consumer." Or simply com-
plete and mail the coupon below.
Irene A. Cole, 71. or 493
E. 19th SL ; Costa Mesa,
·djed May 2 1 at Hoaa Hos-
pi tal.
..
You're ctose to men who
know ... when you invest with
DEAN Wl'l'TER. 1i: Ca.
Brento" R. Ot,tlen, .\lonot,er
881 Dover Drive, Newpo rt Bead
TelepAo"e 642~50
She was born Jan. 8, 1897,
in Kansas, c~me m C ali for ·
nia 22 yean a., and lived
in Oranae County for 10
ye ars .
Survivors are 2 das ahteu,
Larina Cwriaan of 11\inoia
and Maraaret Hall of Co ala
Mesa: a son, Willi~m or
Los Aneelea; 2 sisters, 3
brothen and 20 anndchil-
dren. ·
Rosary was recited May
23, and mau wu celebra-
ted M-r 24 , at St.;Jo•
qu.im's Catholic Ch urch .
Costa Maaa. Falher Thoma.
---------------------------------------,Nevin waa officiant. Baltz
~rmuy , Coua Meaa. di-
TO: DIAN WIIID A CO. rec:a.d funeral anan1ement1.
IAINAC.I IS 'IOI'S
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March of Dimes
awards given '
An.or R. · McKHde or
l'oaaa \Mae. .U \trl, ·No~
•• We&.,. or NeWpOrt
IJeacls receiwM top chapter
.oluatMr ael'fice awuch r.. tt.t couaty c:h.,ter of
•• NatioaaJ Poundalion-
Mucb ofOimta at the annual
CDeelina bold at \1eaa Verde
C<lunlly Club. ·
\tr, McKenzie, city man ..
aer or Coate Meaa and re--
cipient or the U6i out-
volunteer aervi ce
award, waa cited for 15
yea.ra or volunteer leader-
lhip in both \4arch or Dime a
and c:h1pt.er aervice pro-
lflml,
He was chainnan of the
Costa \1eu Marc:h of Dimes
c:ampaian in lHl and since
1 H4 hu been c:ounty
eamoaian director. ·He wu
elected to the Cbapfer
e1ecutive committee 1n
U61, ·and haa been chair·
man o f the chapter for S
yeau. · Aho honored wu
his wife , Lura, who haa
bem an active volunteer in
the annual 'v1arch of Dimes
campaian. ·
l;tra, · Wa tlon was chosen
to receive The National
Foundation's honors award
in recoanition or her con-
tributions to the chapter•a
education and volunteer
service propam. ~e is
direc:tor of volunteer ae r•
vices for theOranae County
Chapter. She was commended
for her role in establish-
ina the Oranae County
\Aareh or Oime'l prenatal
clinic volunteer aerYice
PIOIJam, lhe annuat atudent
leadership conference on
binb defec:t1, and a com-
m~anity educ:alion propam. ·
OiiLDRIN'S MUSICAL
AT CXISU M!SA HIGH
"Haaael &ad Oret&l ," ao
original muaical play, will
be presented Saturday, Juoe
H, at 111:&1 a.m., 1 p.m ., and
3 p.m. in the Lyceum or
Costa ~esa High School.
William Clarke, r&cuJ.ty
member, adapted the clas-
sic and wrote the lyrics.
Music was written by Oavid
Agress, Geraci Schroeder
and David TYler, also facul-
ty members. Sets and light-
ing are under the direction
or David Agress.
Cast members are studeots
P&tl Bagley as Gretel, Kar-
lene Wh ittington as Hansel ,
Kari Varney as the witch,
Melodie Keller, J ean Var·
ney, Solveig Lindblom
and Kathy Lair. Proceeds
will go to the Orange Coun·
ty P hilhannonic Society.
ON DUTY AT McCHORD
Seraeant Ernest Nichols,
son of Robert Nichols or
Fullerton Ave., Costa Mesa,
has arri ved for duty at ~k
Chord AFB , Wa sh. He is a
material specialist with a
unil of the Military Airlift
Command. His wife, Karen,
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs . J arne s L. MacSta y or
Santa Ana.
•
AIRMAN Andy Wickham, son
of Mrs . Edith P. Park inson
of 277-A Ogle St., Costa
Mesa, has com pleted basic
training at Lackland AF B,
Texas. He has been as-
signed to the Air Force
Technical Training Center
at Amarillo AFB, Texas,
for speclall zed schooling
as an altnjnistratlve spe·
ciallst.
STUDENT MAilED
Marilyn Louise Jacobs.
Whittier College freshman
majoring in speech has
beeo named to SoSeCos, tbe
sopbomore service commit·
tee ror 1968-159. Sb e is the
daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley W. Jacobs of !'MJ,
Angelita Drive, Irvine Ter-
race, and has been active
on tb.e speech team and
college band.
A CONSERVATIVE
Approadl to lftaurance
ED WAIID
of fry 6 R ~"fro
Phone: 67)..9379
NEII'ORT HAIIIlOR EIISIIJI
SEOOIID SECllOII --Pill 7
I
THuRSDAY, :lf,-OOIIIIIA D(L .c.J,.
HAMMOND'S NEW
SUPER SOUNDING T
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ORGAN TEACHING SEMINAR
Cor~ducted by inle'rr'latjonoJiy famou1 PORTEll:
HE,&.PS-June 17rh or the Soddlebcclr l~n. Th•r•
ii no choq~e fo• thi1 mott worthwhil e day but ~, ,
plt o\e phone rhi1 week fo• rete r"otion1. 547.6056
SCHMIDT ·'PHilliPS CO.
1907 N. MAIN 547-6056
SANTA ANA
OIJIN FRI. TILL 9 ,.M.
We'll have to take part of the credit ... or
blame ... for modem music. The beat. The sound.
Electric guitars, electric banjos, electric organs,
electric amplifiers. Who knows, maybe even
because of electricity, you can tune in the whole
world. Music, entertainment, sporta, newa,
everything.
electric kazooe. ,
We're not necnaarily endorsing the present
trend. We're just pointing out that none of it
could have happened without our product.
There wouldn't be any hi-fi stereoa, or
radioe, or TV to bring you music, either. But
I
What's it coet you? So little you prob.bly
don't even think &bout it. Frac:tiom ola JW'D)
to play a record or -tcb a teleoil iDID lbow.
Only electricity can do eo lllildt lar••
--, ft
Southern C.JifomM Edi.on
,
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• .. ,... .... lal ... CU& Ia•••• , ........ a
IIIQ bod loll till "'Ia& onu 11r1a lla& 11ta1 I"'*
..... WI-I ,_,lal IC< 0 .,.,_ oold lo blo -1M
ta.n rood bill. Actb0111 bat aac1 16---
11.,... Jr .. 21 , ct Ill 27tb biro 11 121 1111 Ill. -
a .. WHI Newport, acd Rleb-N-, ... •''*"-
ard Coo-t, :10, or aoe w. wltb -· aod 11100 to
WUIOtl, Coaa& ..... were eurr.ac, wu 1&01• rrom
-ood b1 pollee about I tho Leoponl 811oll. 1011 bloc:ka aw..,. from the re.,..
taur•t and anelted. MartDe Aw., Balboa lalaad.
aeonrdlog to Mike Holey,
lOll Coral Ave., Balboa
IIALuran
I'IIOILM1
The tolution may be much
... ;., lh.a you lbiak, by
coniiUltiaa a Real Estate
Counselor, one who hal
had many yoan ot uper--
ienco in all facets of the
real e1tate field.
The Real E• tale Coun·
1elor tumishet profea·
sional. unbiatod analytis,
help, auidance and j udae·
ment for the buyer, seller.
owner, tenor. leaaee,
lender or uur of property.
Particular tpecialtie• of
thi 1 Count elor include
advice and assistance in
neaotiatina favorable
terms on leasina. buyina
and scllina.
Services are rendered on
a tee basi 1 with no charae
ml!ie for the oriainal dis-
C uuion of the problem.
lalacd.
,.,.d.,., Mer 71
=ITS(=~~:. OCC financi~g proposed
...... lMU~Y, JUNU, N n .. ol--lOr ft· • --~d COQIA Dfl.IIAR, CAU F • -·· . -~ " ~-....... lllo OrMp eo.. Jollll CanooU., --• -11a1 Noopor~ . wu 1-.Oollop Dlllllo<
too, -Anlla Ill.; Eaa& oo lllo ..,_or dlalllrtu& 8 k h t.J ba .. -·--Ill a ~! ::.:.. ":.ra:e:. lbo -after be obj-an 0 ~ s olll-•' ......, -· to rooo1Y1111 a o11111oo ror 'llM o111--., ...... Paired. ud wbtle u wu double putia~o Wbtle a 3 • up or ,._. wbO ODiltaaloo
paned lo tbe O«VVoe de-polloo omoer ~ d,"'*l•l openmgs od lllo OOUop dlllllctacd panmoc~ tbe ...,.. ocd a party -.>lalcl II 1711 oald lbaJ wulod 10 bolj>,
tape pt.., .. were atoleo. . • W. Balboo Blvd., Cocllal Newport Nallocol lllclt lo wiU bold Ita ftcol -..
Robert Roc~ 45. or 2052 E. N•WIJOrt. . bla police unit oocttoulcs a ,,...,..wide Juae 8 II 7:30 p.qa. :to tbe ~:S ~n'tbeSal~~·:: patted to tbe alley waa celebratloooU majorev~r~te OCC taculc, bouae, boplq
bl damoeed by IOIDOOOO wbo In tho lnd-deot bonking to oubmlt the poopoaalo to being drunk lo pu tc. • • pulled out 4 electrical tnetltutiOD'a buldDeas lUe: tbe trueteee' J'une 12 mfMit.
Jane SUgar reported that wtreo oooneoted to the 1. Opeatng a oew omoe log.
when ber daughter at 1607 1 th COU pan Fl 1 tb tb Kent Lane, Weatcltff, ·Staft... emergency red and amber n 1 new ege • 0 1 report e group
ed 10 go co school, abe di• llgbta ... After Mertlyn Par-nanctal Center, a 7•1&ory aa!d tbat enrollmflllt wttl
too ooatA 40th St West buUding at tbe pr.eway to double in 10 years, aod
covered a stereo and apeak· N...:....," dl•-vo__:~ her the Watling Cal S&ate/Ful· thaUt Will be neceaa&~y 10 er, worth 1116. bad beeo --,.....·~ ._..... •vu 1 d bo a 1111 stolen from their car. . . periODal pbone boolt waa enon campus. eqM~Q a ut 30 m on In
TWo teen•agers not only mlaaing. abe cbected her 2. Opening a new ofnce the nezt 10 years ,at the
ten without paytng their a.partmeot and discovered a In the new Brashears Center two campuaea to house Che
checkbook and three 110 omce building, 7 s cortes students.
food but at the Zoo Restau· btlls were aleo missing from bigb and nucleus or a pro-The nve alternatives are: ~~·th2oy344too~· thc:a~!y~~: ber purse ... Mrs. Richard jected .Civtc Center com• • A tu: override t of 16
Cramer of 2626 Basswood ple1 in F'Ullenon. cents tor an unlimited per-
a total loss or 112.40. • · St. Eut Blutr, was in the 3. Opening of the oew iod and a 115 million bond
Someone toolt lo her wash, El R.aoch'l martet at the Superior om ce In the Hoag Issue.
complained Joan Wimmer, East Bluff shopping c enter Hospital area where the • A lO.cent override for
4281rvine, Newport Heights, only about 15 minutes, but Newport Be&eb and Costa 10 years and a 115 milUon
and went orr with ISO worth in that time someone s tole Mesa city boundaries touch. bond Issue. This would
of her clothing. her wallet r~m her purse; It Silverware premiums are give minimum funds-until
W ... esdcry, May 29 had contained 17 and credit being offered to old and 1971.
Richard Constant, 20, 906 cards. . .Newport Beach new depositors alike, with • A 1()-cent override tor
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lHE HEARTHSTONE
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The qualifications and
judamen t of th i• Counselor
are a result of over 30
years eiperience in bank·
ma. e scrows , mortaaae
financina, apprau•na,
man aaement and develoP"'
ment of commercial pr~
perties •n addition to
leasin1 and brokeraae.
Oood Sram&rttan Carlos
Sbwemmer, 211 Virginia
Pl&ee, Coat& Mesa, trying
to help a woman start ber
car, put bta tools don on
tbe oomer of Iris and 3rd,
helped pusb her car about
200 feec and returned to
find his tools bad been
siOleo ..• JUchard Huff, 38,
or 1827 W. Balboa Blvd.,
No. 4. Central Newport,
was booked on tbe charge
or druolt In public .. ,go.
land Mindoct, 39, of 1008
II. .Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
was booted on the charge
'ot violation or probation ot
grand then. . . A Yasbtka
camera. worth 1125, was
s tolen from Jack Toon. 415
F.. Edgewater, Balboa ... A
spare tire and wheel were
stolen from his VW trunk ,
reported Rand Whitesides,
214 Via Ouito, Lido Isle
... Altbougb Nancy Hayes.
138 Via Undine. Lido Isle,
parted her c ar under a s treet
light, someone stole a 125
car cover orr of it ... Ste--
ph en Paul, 7206'.1: W. Ocean
F'ront, Central Newport, left
110 1 worth of clothes in a
washing machine at 4515 W.
Coast Hwy . -they were
gone when he came back for
them.
W. Wilson. Costa Mesa, was beauttncat:ion was set back opportunity for continuing
booked on th e charge of by a vandal who brok e three acquisitions of more silver.
pe tty th en ... F'ive windows branches on 2 trees at 1os s Newport National &equired
we re cracked, possibly by Dover Dr., Harbor Highlands a substantial state In the
BB shot, a t the Bayclitr ... Seven sections or red· future of the Fullerton area
Motel. 455 N. Newport wood renee, worth 145, were last Janu&JY when it merged
Blvd., Newport Heights . . . stolen from Xl:J6 Breakers with University National
For the third time, said Ro-Or., Corona del Mat ... A 6· Sank, with 3 bran ches in the
bert Anderson, 415 Newport man 1150 lite raft was sto· area.. Added to these omces
Blvd.. Newport Heights, leo from Howard Lawson, are Newport National's own
someone used a BB gu n to 1220 w. Bay Ave .. Balboa, 3 offi ces in the Harbor
break a headlamp on his by thieves wbo boarded hi s Area, plu s the openin~ of
car ... Dawn O'Kelly. 211 boat and pried opeo a hatch the 7th near Hoag Hospital. 40th St.. West Newport,
..... -· 2711 CUI coast ~-clcJ our
CALL roa rat:t:,
l"ltlLIMUU.ItY DISCUSSION
Or YOU It l"ltOILlMS.
Tue.dcry, May 28
DON I. HUDDLESTON A 1100 chock machine was
Ae41 &t4u CoutWio-r carried away from King's
I"HOHio ut.ss.•1 Lido Richfield Service sta-
, tion offi ce, 3600 Newport
1716 Orong• Avenue Blvd ... Someone climbed
Me.a, California over a ren ee and stole 1166
wo rth of engine parts from
LEGAL NOTICE --LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF NEWPO RT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
NO TI CE INVITING BI DS
SEALED BI DS will be re cei ved at di e offi c e of the City Cler\.,
City Hell, Newport Beach, Cali&r;,roia, o11til 10:00 a.m., 011 th e
Jldt. d.,. ~f ue0 1968, el which tim e lhey will be opelled u d ,. ... .,, 'lllllla ........... .,. ... , .•
TH E R U Rf'AONC OJ' 3T.f D STREE T rROM NEWPORT
BOULEVARD TO LAJ'AYETTE AVE~U [.
CON TRACT I 163
No bid will be received un.le"" it i.!!l made 011 a propo!!i<~l form
fumi!lhed by the Publir l 'orb Dep•utme nt. Each bid mo51 be
accompan ied by cuh, Cf'rti fit>d c heck or Bidder'_.. Rond made
pera bfe 10 1h e City of :-;,.,.·port Btach, for an amoun1 ,.qual to
111 J,.a!'l l 10 percf'IH o f 1he am~u~l bid. . . .
The documenu iocluded ,..1t htn thf" ~t>alt>d b1ds wh11·h rrq111r,.
completion aod execution u e !he following:
1. -Propo11al
2. Pn ~e 3 -Design :. lion o f SuiH-onUac lors
3. Pa ~t:,. "-Bidder·~~ Bon d
4. Pa llf' 9 -~on -co llu"ion Affidavit
.:,. Pa11e 10-Contraclor'tl Finan cial StaiU !I
Thr document~ 11hall be a f!i~!'_d wi th tht> afr '"rriill tf' ~i Knll tiH~s
anti tit!,.,.. of lh,. pf"ri!IOn ~< !llgtliDjl: 011 beha o the tuddo:r, F'or
corporalion~. the 111i8f!alllte!< of !he P,...;Jent or Vice p,..•lrlanf
nnd Sac,..tgry or A••l.ranf Sec:,..fory arf' requi rf"d and th,. Cnt·
porate Seal s hall be a ffi•f"d to all documen t~< requi rinJi! !lill!na·
tur'""· In the cal!le o f • partnership. the lllijtnature o f at le11st
one Ji!f'nf"rlll p1111111er il!l required. . . . ,
All bids iHf" to be com pared on lht> basn• of the t.ogme .. r !I
eslimalr. Thf' e."''timeted quanliliel'l are approlfimat" onl y, bl'in~~:
Jllliven Mlelr. ai'l 11 basi !I for the com~ari,.on of bids.
\o bid w1ll bt> accept,.d from " Contractor ,.·ho hils not bern Jic,.n~ed in acrordance ,..i1 h the provision~< of C.hapt,.r 9, Oi• 1·
"'•Oil Ill of Bu!'li ne.!!ls and P ro fes!'liono<' Cod ... Thr C.o ntrll ctor
o<hall Mat,. his licen.!l!" number and clas!'lifi cation in tht> propo-
.!la 1.
Planl'l, Sp eri•l Pro v 1.!!1 ~on ', <t.nd Contract IJocumrnt!> may b"
ubtaiord at thf' Publir ~'orl.'l Df'partm,.nt, Ci1y l!all, ;o..:,.,.·pon
B,.ach, C~tlilom i •, at no r o:!!t to lict>p'led conuaclor,.. A non-
refundable ch.,8e o f 12.00 will be requirf'd for f'a rh M't of plan,.,
"Pfl cial P ro vi !lion!l, and •·ontract dor umenls for othrrs than
tirrn"''"d contra !'lor,.. [t ,,., r,.quf'"'t'"d !hat the pL11n" and "Prcial
provi,.ion,. be return~"rl within 2 w~".!"l l'l ahf't lhf' bid open i n~~:.
A non-rf'lundebl,. rhiH!f'" o f 12.00 will b" rt>qu irrd for f'RCh "'"I
of City of N~wport IJu ch S!ilndarrl Spt>cificilllin ns.
The Ci1y of Sf'wport Beach rel!'erv~" t h,. rip;ht to r,.ject any or
11 ll bid,. an d to wa1vl" any informlllity in !!luch bitii!O.
In accordance ,..ith t he provi ~ion "' of Section 1770 o f the Ln:oor
Code, the City Coun cil of !he Ci ly of N"wport Reach ha ~ ""'
rerlai ned the 8"'nere l prevailing ra te of per diem wase" in thP
loc:Hiil{ in -..hi ch thl' work i" tn be p,.rfotmt:'ol for e111ch craft nr
lype o workma n or mechen ic nf'eded to e 11ecutr !he contract anrl
hes eel forth the111 e items iA Resolution :"\ o, 651 9,
A copy of sairl Ru olution il!. evaila ble in lhf' office of th e City
C le rk in th e City o f Newport Bnch,
The following is !he schedolf' of preniling walfe rates, 1966·
67 lor a ,.o:Jective li11t of cla.!lsification.'l. To1ether with thl'
infonnetion included in Re11olution No . 6519. t h i ~t !\Chedule 1-"
10 bf' conAidered a part of theJIIe co nl ract !!pecification.a.
Preveilin8 Wage Re te!!! -1966-67
Claulflcwfl.,., {Sefec:fl¥e Ll•t1"9} (S/1166} (SIJ/671
C •rpentera 4.83
Cement M•~ton Joumeyman 4.60
Lebore rs
Gener•l or Const/'\l cti on
A• ph• It Raker & Ironer
Fl•sm•o Caine. Chn er
L•yin~t_of all noo·met•llic pip,.
Tuaae l t:lu•ificatiou
3.70
3.91
3.70
3.78
4.01
4.84
3.85
4.06
3.85
3.93 .,,16
reported the thert or an 180
iJike from he r garage and an
old 110 TV set.
Thursday, -.toy lO
Margaret Beaver, 30, of
305 34th St .. Wes t Newport,
was booked on the c harge of
dri ving under the in fiu ence,
after poli ce followed her
halt a mile n ashing their
red light and honking th e
hom to make her s top •..
~meone pri ed open hi s
CO rvatr wind wt ng and SU?Ie
4 speakers. valued at 166.99.
said J ohn Davidson. 431~
Dahlia Ave., Corona del
Ma r ... John Coutts o r 900
Sea Lane left his car parted
in front of the White Horae
Inn an d someone pried 1t
open and stole a purse
wo rth 125. belonging to
Carroll Guggenheim or 2114
Aralia St., East Bluff. . .
John Bi by o f S18 An gelita
Dr., Irvin e Terrace, said
he forgot to lock the hatch
to his boat moored at 1901
Bayside Dr.. and someone
go t in and stole 1163.45
worth o r property, includi ng
radios an d a directional
fin der ... Two sli din g, pl as·
tic side windows, worth
120 each. were s tolen orr
his MO. declared Ted Bier-
lein, 1005 Balhoa Ave .. Bal.
boa Island. .. Patricia Tritt,
45, of 108 Gamet Ave.,
Balbo~ Island, was booked
on the charge of drunk In
auto at Emerald and P ark
Ave., a ner poli ce answered
a call about a traffi c acci-
dent an d found her s itting
in the car; Ule Dodge that
Donna Augustine of 20 l
Emerald Ave., Balboa Is--
land, had parked nearby,
s uffered more than 1200
dam ages. . .Chrome trim,
including a Porsche emblem ,
was removed from the Por-
sche J. Wei ns tein had park·
ed In the carport at 1000
Palt Ave .. Balboa Island.
Thu•odor, Mar 31
A cash bo1 valued at 15,
containing 180, was stolen
from the Peter Ch ri stian of
Newporter Inn Beauty Salon
... An unknown quantity or
sugar was put to th e gas
tank o r his Cadillac while
at the Newpc>rter Inn parting
lot. reported Bernard Kel·
dani, 739 Amtgos Way, East
Blutr ... His Honda motor-
cycle was robbed of Ita tool Vl br•tonaaa, J•ck Hemmer, P neumatir Tools,
4.:JI 5 4_4445 kit and 2 pass enger toot (u cept driller)
OperallniJ E"8ineers f7/JI"J (71JI 67 J pegs at the Robtneon's Oiler .. d eipelmen (Group I)
Skiplude rjLe .. ~ yd.l) (Gronp 2)
Rodt .. a •• Chala111an (Group 3) )utn~meaooaa (G roup 4)
Grade Che cker (Croop 5)
Paveeeat-bre•ker oper•tor (C n:~up S)
Grade-ell oper•tor (Croup 6)
Te•••ter• Du•p Tn~ck Driver (Le .. th•n 4 yd111)
Water u.c k drh•er (2500 IJ&I. 10 fOOO 8•1.)
Beildiq .. d Cot~M.fllet.ioa u•du
Brickrayer & Stoae Muoa
[lectric i•
Jo•l'lle,..• l ire•••
4.38 4. Sl Fashion Island parting lot
4.62 4. 77 s tated NeU Wonher. 120 ::~ ~:~J VIa Oenoa. Lido Isle .•.
5.16 5.3 1 Andrew Ceci, 45. of 2431
5.16 5.31 w. Coast HW)'., Weat Ne• 5.26 5.41 rt -ed •• {5/JI 66 J (Si r/17) PD • waa on •ue
4.35 4.50 charge of &aaault and ~
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4•1
51
3 I 1•1•16871 tory ••• Rudy RIVer&, 1i. or 5 "' 5 ' 201 E. 18th St., Colla llooa. 5.15 5.15
(7/JI"' (7111611 wu booked oa Wlll'lllt ob.,..
6. I I 6.55 llol failure &o appear 08 I 141~:tl YOblclo oode vlolalldo ..•.
1711/UI 11111111 -old ConuU, N. or 711
5.22 5.33 Lanopar ""'· ·Cooau dol
5.$5 5... ..... . ... -od .. ....
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CfiT or NEWPORT lEACH, CALirORNIA
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