HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-06-20 - Newport Harbor EnsignTIN4 McCOM~, 17..year~l d blonde, who will be a se·
nior at Coron a del Mar High Schoo l in the fal l, Is com-
peting tor the title of Miss Corona del Mar in the con-
tes t being conduct ed by the local Chamber of Com-
merce. She is pictured here with Q:ussell Utch, mana-
ger of th e COM offi ce of Gl en dale Federal Savi ngs &
Loan, her sponsor In th e contes t. Tina is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. M.G. Sn yder of 502 Aven ida Lu ci a,
r:ast '31utt. She plans to majo r In art in co llege and Jn-
tends to be com e a dress des igner. Deadline to r en ter·
ing th e Miss Corona del Mar contest Is July 8. Gi rls
between the ages of lfl and 20, residing in the local
area. are asked to con tact the contest chairman. J .
Q:obert Paine, at Mutual Sav ing s and Loan, phone fl75--
5010. CEnsigh photo,)
Seek to avoid tax hike
NEWPORT
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vote 4-1
In a aurprtae move yeater--Jack Bamett, maoapr or
day, tbeOraoge County boatd the Newport Harbor 0\&m--
oC aupervhora voted 4 to 1 ber of Commerce, apoke to
to retain the harbor district favor or ret&inlnc the hatbor
in its preaeot Conn . district In ita prnent Corm.
But the question of dlaaol V· Mayor Doreen Marlhall of
log the dlsutct is Ukely to the Ctty of Newport 8e&cb
come up acatn this Novem· read the Counctl poaitloo oo
ber -In lhe Conn or a public the llarbor diautct. aa
vote on tbe general election adopted Monday eveotog.
ballot of Nov. 5. Tbia statement aupportl
The dlasentl.ng vote wa.s the lntegratloa of county
cut by Supervisor David regional recreation into a
Baker, who said that failure single comprehensive pro-
to dissolve th e district gram 'aod aaya turtber that
would deny home rule to "ir it ts determined tbla
voters or Orange County who can best be acoompUihed by
have objected to being dissolution or the preaent
taxed for harbors they don't harbor disU'tct and reorgaoi·
use. He supported' the for-z&ttoo or all regional rec--
mation of a county dep~ reatioo within one county
ment to coordinate oounty· depa.rtment, the Ctty of
wide recreation facUlties. Ne wport Bei.Ch Ia ready to
Supervt aor Baker's argu· wort cloaely witb your
menta were also voiced by board and a<kniniauattoo to
Dean Shull. mayor or La eU'ect this change smooth·
Habra and president or the ly."
county division of the Arter tbe 4 ·1 vote to re--
Caltromia League of tain die harbor d.latrtct. the
Cities. He bad on a 3rd hat supervt10rs apr)ro ved a
when be got up to speak, motion direc ting the county
because the supervisors bad admtntsuattve <Jm cer, the
just appointed him to fill a direc r.or of me harbor dis-
A preiiminazy budget of ties that will be needed to vacancy on the oounty har-trict. the county counsel and
122,477,463 was adopted accommodate the additional WENDY WELLS HUQST, pi ctured herewith her sponso r, bor oommtssion. He takes odlers on th e county statr
Tuesday evening by the enrollment at Corona del Dorothy J o Swan son , is a contestant fo r the titl e of th e seat of Ted Kuchel of to worlr. toward stream·
Newport-Mesa Untried Dis-Mar High School; use or Miss Corona del Mar. We ndy, 17-year-oid daughter of 1'\nahelm, who had been on lining me operation for an
trict trus tees -wi th tl.e desi calculators in 7th Mr. CYid Mrs. W.W. Hur st of 531 Se award Q:d., Corona the-commission for 'Zl years iotegz:ated county wide
possibtlity of a 1 or 2 cent grade math classes at Maude Highlands, has been a dan ce student si nce th e age of and is now vacationing In recreation program during
tax In crease. bu t wi th a f)avt s School; Improvement 4 at the Doroth y Jo Stud io , 2515 E. Coas t Hwy ., also Europe. the coming fi scal yea.r.
hope that the tax hike can o f learning and attUudea ln teaches at th e Studi o and at the Gi rl s' Club of the Ha r-J aclr.Galvtn,admini strative The supervi so rs also
be avoided. math through paycbo motor bor A.r ea. She wil l be a senior at Corona del Mar High assistant to Assemblyman approved a motion ornctally
Th e vo te was 5 to 1. activities through a co-School, and plans to get an ar ts deg ree as a dance ma-John Briggs of Fullerton, recetvt.ngtheNewport Beach
Trustee Rod MacMilllan ordJnated K·12 program in Jor at UCl. (Ensign photo.) aulhor or a bill to di ssolve Council resolution and dt-
voted "no," saying he the COM High School zooe. the distric t. indicated that r~ting me admintsuatlve
oppo sed any tax Increase. com· ~.eovedp'•~ ro!~ .. plde .... d-Pol"lte boat patrol ar I ued Mr. Brlss• will su bmit .. omcer and barbor dlriiOtDr Board President Oon ald _.. _. -ameadmeot to bis bill neu. to contact Newport 8eacb
j~~~~ab~o1en~t!.E~~-l!a;,otr.yelar~ID~tbje~de1v;~~~~~ ]~~~~¥~~~§::~~~~~~~~~; week Cllllng tor a Nov. 5 ct~r Mu&~• Huvey Hwl· Jail, : = .::li : eo--.,. lllolladlor--.. ·--... -Dree-CJIJI*. ..... tfea;lrt ....... -· -OJ&etl
requltM 5'11 -11-'lllo pellldll 111e blrlnl or 3 orrl..... -CIIIY COUIK!IIaao. •d -tloo.
fuod . Budget cuts or more more budget Moad&J ad Tue• City Maaager Harvey Hurl· Se I ~=ed1~0'~ge~e~~re~= :::.nt~~ new com-::t =~~:· 8 -::. ~! :i~·slt:dg:~:~.~~;: c.c. elects John mp e
Walter Ad rian to Increase th e pensatioo rate is 1200 per Saturday to continue th e
bu lh bo d standard reoomnAnse unit surveys In Newport Harbor reserve. t e ar r -s tudy. show the need for more
agreed Tuesday evening to ins tead ot the preseot 1100. Their go&l Is to complete intensive patrol on ba"
a reduction of only 178.000. • Accepted the senior th e Item by item revi ew in ~
The reserve balance re--class gift d trees and con-time to take nnal action at waters to protect property
crete bencbes to be wor"-'" from larg&-scale losses. The quirement was then cut by •cu Monday evening's meeting. aOOut 1100,000 by a change into the landscaping of Es-large number or w~ter rro nt
tancl·a High Sch 1 Th e police department properties cannot be ade--in policy: the reserve fu nd oo · wUI be S% of the' budget • Accepted the gift of po rtion of th e budget Is du e quately protected through
less reserves. rather than spor&:s equipment valued at to come up again Saturday radio car deployments. This
5% o f the total budget. This 12,R57 from the Booster momtng. No decision was operation would also serve
reduced the reserve deficit Club for use at Harbor High made last Monday evening to oontrol orrensive conduct
to about 132•000. School. . becau se Vice--Mayor Ltnds-on bay beaches." The pro-
The rellmtna budget Is • Agre ed to enter mto. a ley Parsons and CouncUman posal was also descri bed
P · ry contractual agreement wtth Paul Gru ber were absent, as a move to prepare the
l2,749.011 over the 19S7• the. Orange County Schools and there we re varyi ng city for accepting duties In
68 total . Cun ent tax rate Is ror audio. vtsual services opinions on Police Chief the event of dissolution of 13.9563 per ll()O assessed Cor 1968-69 at a cost of Jim Glavas' request for the harbor district.
valuation In Newport Beach 11.25 per unit of average instituti ng a pot tee patrol Councilman Howard Rogers
and l 4.2745 in Costa Mesa. daily attendance totaling on the waters and s hores of supported the proposed
Next action by the boarrl an estimated 132,0oo. the bay. Mr. Gru.ber Is harbor patrol. Mayor Oo reen
will be adoption of th e • Authorized the superin· expected baclr. In t:i me Cor Marshall and Councilman
publication budget at the tendent to establish an oper-th e Saturday aession. Bob Shelton expressed con-
July 16 meeting. Public ating budget for a counseling The harbor patrol plan cem over entering th is new
bearing and nnal adoption program at MCN ally COD· calls for purchase of an field of responsibility.
wi ll be a t the Aug. 6 board tinuaUoo bigb school and
meeting. an elementary school gui-
ln other acti on Tu esday dance project. subject to
evenin g, th e trus tees also: receipt of federal funds.
• Approved report No. 4 • Approved a 8. 7~ salary
of the "hot Idea" review increase roc the director of
panel Including live tnformaUooal servtcee aod repre~ecaatton of dramatic for the coordinator of
literature In the high school f~illties . ed • lleoted tbe propoeed ldloola; lndivtdualtz. 17.50 per moath lddiUooal
study program at Monte pay roc bus drivers' Ullitcwm
Vt ata School : sumrner em· allowance and increase la
ploymeat or teacher • and vacation from 17 to 20 days
consultants for study or ror employees witb 15 yeara
prograqa atamng and factu· ot servtce.
Who dunnit at the Dunes
'lbe ufe at the Newport
Dunea omce wa1 opened
by oombtnatl.on and an
estimated 114.000 waa
stolen '!Unday night.
acoountant'a desk. opened
tbe fire nle and took money
bags, then opened. the aate
to take the cub there. Joseph Clemen&e or Sarita
1olll Semple or Corona
Highlands , own er of Semple
Realty in Corooa del Mar,
was elected 1 uesday to
serv e as the 1968..4\9 presi·
dent or the Coron a del Mar
Chamber of Commerce.
He is a long-time local
resident. has served as
president of the Newport
Harbor Community Youth
Center and IS currently on
the board of directors . He
~~oas selected as realtor of
the year f01 1967 by tbe
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors.
Other otficers elected at
Tuesday's board roeeung
ar e : first vice-president.
Don Bolton. O\\ooer of Ne w-
port Floor Covering; 2nd
vice • prestdent. Gordon
Jones of the Irvine Co.;
J.hn s-,1•
treasurer. E:verett (Ace)
Adams . owner of Coast
Marlr.et.
The otricers wtll be m-
stalled at the J uly 18 din-
ner meeting at the lrvtne
Coast Counuy Club. T.
Duncan SteVrrart will serve
as rr aster of ceremon ies.
Corona del Mat's ne11o queen
'Atll be crowned that even-
mg.
Outgoing president Hubert
Peirsol, owner of Corona
del Mar Pharmacy . announc-
ed that the Chamber will ful-
fill its 11 ,700 commin ment
to the City of Newpon
Beach oo J une 22 for the
beautlticalicm of uatrtc is-
lands on Cout Hwy . 'lb1s
amount hu been raised by
cootr1butiooa from re&dents
and buaiaesa n~ember s ol
lbe community.
FBI nabs
suspect
wtlltam Cbou m . Camp
MISS NEWPORT '3 EACH tor th e coming year is Sonnle
Ma cDon ald, who li ves at 2011 Kings qd., ·c liH Haven,
with her guardians, Mr. an d Mrs. Eric Larsen. Princ es-
ses in Oueen '3onnie's cou rt are Don na Lee, daugh ter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L ee of Dov er Shores; Tina
ECh t erna ch, daughter of the John Ech ternachs of Do-
ve r Shore$, and Tracy Sheri ck, daugh ter of Mr. and
Mrs. gu rr Sh erick Jr. of '3ay ShOfes. Miss New port
'3each wa s cro wn ed at th e annual Commodores' '3all
o1 the Ne wport Harbo r Chamber of Comm erce last Frl·
day evening at the ~alboa '3ay Club. (C ameo Hou s e
ptlO to.l
C.C. breakfast June 26
Loyal Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce mem-
bers will be busy morning.
noon and night ne xt Wednes-
day, J une 26, If they take
in all sd:leduled activities.
The general membership
break! ast will be held at
7:30 a.m. at tb e Balboa
Bay Club. Tbe program will
include a half-year cbeclr.-
up fe&blrlng work of tb e
ooau111"" dlairme for lb e
II .. I -ol ato J-. ' -
""· ~ Oolll011, ,.,.. met deao of arc:bltecture at
USC and member of UCI's
"Project 21." will speak at.
me beautifi cation luncheon
•cheduled fo r Wednesday
DOOO at the Irvine Coast
Country Club. acoorcting to
Mrs. C. G. Edelblute ,
chainnan of the women 's
division of the Nev.rport
Chamber.
The annual George Yardley
awards banquet. featurin g
TV sport s personality Chick
Heam as speaker. v.ill be
held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at
the Sal boa Ba;.o Club. ac·
cording to Phil Lyons.
Junior Chamber of Com·
merce presidenL
".11 3. events were dls-
cussed M?ft d&y at th e
luncheon meeting of th e
Chamber di rectors at Ver-
sailles restaurant in West·
cliff Cen ter.
..\lso at the meeting:
• Bob Paine reported on
a recent meeting and an-
noun ced July 1 fo r the next
meeting of the special r&-
search and study commi ttee
for schools. This gro up is
stu dying possible school
Si tes and school community
relations in coojunct1oo
with school representatives
an d civic leaders from Costa
Mesa.
• -='xecutive Oirector Jack
Barnett in troduced tb e
Chamber membership rep-
resentati ve, Peggie Pucci.
• Isabel Pease introduced
Pete Vogel or Newport
Shores. who descrlbed tb e
large scale face lining.
clean-up and beautitlcation
In th e Shores area. He com·
mented on th e ful l·scale
cooperation his committee
received tro m children, tb e
ctty and Kadane Qtl Co.
• Ned Hill reported on a
congressional action con-
rerence meeting which be
attended J une 13 with Mr.
Barnett at the Disneyland
Hotel In o\nahei m. Tbe
conference, sponsored by
the U. S. Chamber. wu
workhlg on areu of CIOCD-____ .._..
~will--and needs or the people
baclc home.
• Mr. Barnett reported on
the wort. experience aod
education program draiND up
by th e State Chamber -a
project to prepare high
school :ijl:e youth for the
business world. Mr. Barn e tt
also reponed anoth er suC-
cessful Commodore's Ball
held Jun e 14 at the Balboa
Bay Club wilh over 400
people in attendance.
• Chamber president
Leon Meeks appointed
Chid; Iverson as the Cham-
ber representatl ve to the
rroal s and obJectives study
commtttee of the Ctty of
~ewpon Beach.
• Lan;.• Mtll er. C'ha.irman
of the Marine DIVlSion. re--
ported that h1s committee
wtll be studv\11~ thP effe cts
of an enla~ed Orange
County '\lrport upon the
boarin~ Industry and rec-
reational water f11Cihties In
Ne'NJ)On Harlxlr. He an-
noun ced the tldellnes issue
will be held up pending
Oran ge Coun ty Harbor Dis-
trict solution.
• P resident Meet. s an-
nounced that the Chamber
has assigned the highway
and transportation com·
mittee to study the airport
question, with William Ban-
ning In char~e .
• A certi f'i cate of appre--
ciation was presented to Fd
Hirth, past president of the
chamber. now a member of
the Ci ty Coun cil. because
of his resignation from the
board or direc tors due to
possible oonntct of Interest.
Fall fatal to builder C. 0 . Edelblule, of 'lest
Upper Bay, the pnenl
muager, reponed to pollee
that someoae entered dae
omce, poollbly wl111 a key,
weot into the ICCOUDUDI
omae, took a key 11om the
Ana. ihe accountant. aald
be locked the aate aad nre
Rle and his delk wbeo he left at 7:15 p.m. SUnday.
Hurd Armsuoog or Coat&
..... dlacovered the CbeR
about 4:30 a.m. Mooday.
Pendle&on Marin e, was pick· An accidental tall tmm a Pruitt or Puadena and Mrl.
ed up In Indianapolis by building last moneb reaulted Kath eri ne Bntwn or Oalf
FBI in oonnecaon with th e In tbe deatb llloaday of City, and hta grandrnodl!lr.
murder or Qeorp Lyons of Corona del Mw ooatnctof T)r, Mary PNIU J aoquft of
Coroaa del Mar on May 20. .Keane«b Bradley PndU Jr.. Pasadena..
o.oct bu been on 11nau-25. or 2310 Or.t Ave •• at Mllnorial I8M011t wllt be
thorised aboence IInce the He>a« llool>ltal bold at I p.m. *to l'lldor.
day 111&1 llr. LJOOt wu llr. Pndll no-"'Coined J-21. &I 1110 ~ ol
found beateQ to dMCb 'n bla ooaldou..... ftoal tbe Obr Sa.Soa.r, W w .. -
ap.,..•t at 71111\1 Jlarl&old bead lojulloo bo -ftd 114.. 8oo Qollllol, -
A..,. 'nle ..-lbf lie -ho toll-.,..., o1 11-t at lloo 0 'Qd
1:-1 ° I CDM H" h OUTSUNOOIG HISlOII'F' studlllls -....., OSIOR a lg ~~: '::oo\n !~:!" !:S ·:.,~-:;
All erqllolloo Moodal ••ta or lllo -b -loc~ Willi .. C•tooll Choplor ot 0~~
evalns oba&lefld a window foaod !Dildo, P'Uolprlota II I SPtclll ft Ill ,.,....,,_ llrs. S.ll.
lD 111o omce or gtilo' vi.:. loll~ 111at 2 ••dol• q0btr, trl!lllll o~~ ri\JIIil, ll't,..led
Pflocli>al I!OIIJ 'l'owa-d ::-poll':.-=. -dial IWirdS lo 11oft lo rltltl) 1'11 11 Llllgsdorf,
at o;"""" dol liar Hill? ao,o• Yl..,olodpal Bob "'" of llr. •d llrs. Willi .. LIII'Jsdorf ol so;: . eoplooiYO dovlce, H ....... ·-U-at IIIII C..,eo Sllorts, rtll!UMIIne llrs. ~-~
JIOOIIIIIJ a -., _._ _, C..b a., ·-111o1r, 1111• _,.; 00.1 Pofllosko, san of ••· EdWOrd
o11oaued f11u0 lblrtl talo bo ~14 b---· Polllolkts of 111 ~luiiJ, llrs. Rill'S
111o ·-· . .,. ~ tne-• ...., • 7:111 p.a. _..,, _,.; ScOCI !leA-s, san of tilt Rou
Mc4ct.ns of ~)roed~Roor, Mrs. Harring..
ton's room; Cindy Hut~~u, diugh ter of
Mt. and Mrs.. Fr .. k Hughes of Ea st Bluff .
Mlu Conrlth's room , and Kev in Cava--
niU9f't, son of Mr. ll'ld Mrs. Ed C av~na.~gh
of IJroadmoor, ,._tstftting Mr. Fliss's
-Tilt nodeiiiS art sllrldlne In front
of 1 Ft-Sllrlrlo, collocdon of docu-
mtols f-'""1 In .\r?lerlc• History ,
wllldl ••• ••••ted ...... t ... lo tilt
sdlool Ill' too c oro111 del liar E•tlt•e•
Clull. (Enslp plloto,)
YOUAI martae bu n.ced a a....., bill.._ ....... o • .., .... aaur t:J1taG II
all ova tbe ooaatl7 '"' ••-· . lt!:l ,,. 18 ta .... ., ..
llooe bo - -Ia 111e Hola -ftd Ill' Ill•-w; ar Ria. ._-1M-0o1o. _....., • pe-. ,.._.,.,.. a 111 ...... ,.._i<llred-&Ia ~---a • •
-d lo !pd;;allol4. •• Qui-I'IIIIR o1 -IIIII llr 1'1 ' a ••• ... -"· <lou;··-.. ..,-..... ., ......
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-··-11 ... _ .... bor1 F. K-odJ ]II'IDIOd II .. SomttJUna'• •rona wilh ua. som,thina Wuhlnaton and tell them that ...._ aU tbia week's teeue ot New• ~incl. hard and Winton which triQffl the fury Amerlcans shill! sit at the table of atftuence or week ned these 2 wotde ia
and the faaatics' bullets." we are aoina to kick the 1q1 from under the liViDI a 4 atep .....,., ot
Accordina to a Wire Service, that iJ the to.blc." · Cbl traced.y wbJ(ja -.bed
concensus or rtliaious ltaders in the United Pure-Marxism. And Marxiltt can't polllbly tbl American people a ttw
Stata. How riaht they are! Somethina wro,.1t be Chri.slians. We were brouaht to anarchy, in· d&ya &CO· Ftvre paraplpha
Somethina blind! But most of them won't l!Urrection and possible t'ivi l war by submluivc fartbet on. tbe llory de-
admit what it is. A Marxist. probatlly in the lin~ permissive politicia ns. parents, prcat'hcn ecrtbed the reaction,! of the
pay ot Marxists. killed Ptnidtnt John Ken-und Jtachtrs. ' peopleoftbe world: Abroad
ntdy. A pro-Marxi st killed his brother, Senl.l.tor The perminive and submissive head of the ae well II at bome, .stfoc:t.
Bobby Kennedy. And evidently .11 hired killer Amerk;~n Council on Educ~lion. Dr. Lopn yielded to boftOr, horror 10
murdered Dr. Martin Lucher Kina. Odds lire Wilson. wys that student demonstrations will ~eft &ad ll'ief 110 IDler.,.
that all the murders were planned :.nd/or com. continue and suaaem "'some unbeodin1 on lbe U c_M~te again, lllllf WU
milled by Marxists and/or Communists. pari of thr administrations so that chan~ can :.:u:: !u~:r.e:a~c
One commentator, Erit' Scvereid. proc:laimed come ahoua chrough orderly reform and not dastard! . deed OD e
in his best funeral voicr that natiom gs a ~hrouah destruction." In other words he is say-a red terring. w:: ;:t,:
OII'IIITIICI E.TOIIAL II •• L.. whole don't reall y brcome sick-with the U · •na: .surrend~r und ~r can have peace. ~~· across tbe ua.u or guilt.
The gu.n that killed Sen. Kennedy was registered. apthm of Uermany! Severeid does no1 con. as w11h '~" <.ommumlits. thr more rhe ad~lniS-'MieoPresldeatJohn F. Ken·
• • • sider any Communist na tion as ~idr.. The only tr:u<!rs g1ve 10. the more lhc enemy ~·II de-~y wu assuslnated, the
•0 .LL IUEFIT FIOII -IEIIniY? sick peoplr. you wr. are people who murder manti . Studenh 1ohould hnve rhe fllht of American people 85 a Whole
The liberal element in ou r society Is going all out with or discriminau~ becau~ or race or religion. orderly pc1i1ion. of course. but ~.cudents should were blamed, and an ertort
suicidal fervo r to enact gun control laws. I call it "sui-Hitler murdered Jews. a horrible thing. But have aN>u t a~ much to do wn h che actual wu made to make culprits
Stalin and Khrushchev each murdered mo1c 1unn"n of oh · .,. ch'l·'"'n ha•e f cldal" because M unarmed people can be taken over by 1 g e unrverM 1es as 1 u,.._ o the right Wingers. The
dl tal shl d people lhan Hiller Bur si nce they murdrred in running l:m1iliclo. I am awu rr. of course. !hal Warren report, ho-ever, c or p, an a dangerous step toward this t'"~••• -,h -• ,. · h " ...,....., WI ou1 regaru to r:tce or re 1g1on. I rse crim-children run man~· famrli~1o-which is the root brought out the facts that
is identification of all gun owners, which in tum will inal~ hu w he-en eulogized. wined. dinfit . kis .. ed. of lh~.: pmhh::m. J..t,~ Harvey Os wald, who
make POssible the confiscation of weapons fro m the emhrnced lind financed and enriched hy our llhmmr ~:· •. ,."'·' re pora s that "u Wa~hington was accused of firing the
ci tizens. Presidrnts. politician~. ambassadors. church-hu~i nc~.~m:rn ~ay' S!okdy Ca rmichael entered fatal shot, was alleged to
Clarence Strong, wr it ing in his "Conservative Comer" men. educator1o and new~men. his est ahli~hmenl after the ri01s and n:matked bave been a oommunist, and
on this page, goes to th e heart of the matter: "The com-Eugene Lyons. dr,lr ngui,hed American ou. that it wa~ aw ful 'trange that thi< wa,; one bad come un der the innu-
mun ist s want to have all fi reatms regis tered, so that when rhor :mll ~en ior cllitor at Rr'llth·r\ Dil!r'.'''· of the f..-w rtact.:lo in the immedi:llc area chat eoce or Fidel Castro.
and If they take over, these weapons can be confiscated "timt11e~ 1ha1 mort> th un 4.5 ,000.CXIO peoplt: had nnt tx·cr• hurncd Jow r1. Hl''" Jid thai When 1 rtrsr learned of the
in th e way they have been taken away iii European coun-ha ve-J ird oH 1he hand~ or Soviet Communism happen. "'onJercJ C':rrmich:d . Th<.! man didn't description of the accused
tries whi ch have fall en before lh e reds . ., 5incc its incer111''" 50 years ago. But most of know. Shlltrn~ suhjcc1 ~ rapidh'. ( ':trmicha-.!1 killer or Senator Kennedy, it lh~ rrc,~. nc1"'Mk' :mJ movi~~ are llti ll oh-lhcn "'l.t.:ll lhc k!Jo.,.,, if he .:oul(l poo;~ibl)· was related that be had dark
Senator John Schmitz, who is th e constiY'It ta.get of left-~r~seJ w11h ho"' m:my people Hit ler murdereJ. come up wilh SJUO 10 help Carmichael's curly hair. Imme~ately, I
wingers and ultra-liberals for his s taunch con_servatism Why? . . . associated that wuh Fidel
<Vld d.edi cation to individu al I i berty and resoon sibil i ty , The crrmrn.•l Com mum ~'" will murder an· !.rHiendJ _, 10 J:ul. The. !c~hn~ ca me 4.,~,'-:Tklhy. Castro. Again the red he r·
says Ill today's column , on this page: "If guns are re-other 45.0Uo.tltH•-•f 11 t<~ktli th.at-in their ow uo you w:mt II. ' ec.: or cash . e ring came upon"the scene,
glstered as a re sult of one killing, they can b.e confi sca-umwer'''"K ~o .. l to Je~troy C'ap iral ism. lhr ~•ore w0~s not hurned. and the young man was ideo-
ted as a result of an Other. In a peri od when crime and UniteJ St:ue' ••f ,\menc ... and to enslave !he So who are we sup~d lo have !he gre:ucr tifled as an Arab who was
ri ots have become so widespread, to disarm the good men woriJ-"'•th •'m hdp. contempt for : Mar:-.i~h. Ca rmichael or che hostile to Israel. Hi s diary
is to insure the triumph of the desttOyers.., A Carhohc pr.e,1. hme~ E. Groppi. told .amoral cow:m.l .,.,ho suhmiued to blackmail ?-~dicatedd that the Senator
an Akron audn;nc.: recently. "Wr are goi ng to Am~rican W.ay Featur" must ie by June 5th, ...
Coog ressman James Utt says, "Det erioration of law and :::----------------=-------::-::----:----the UUliveraary or the stan order must be halted to avoid anarchy and to prevent fur-
lhe• bloodshed. Sun COO tlollegislation will not sol•• ou r LeHers to the Ed.·tor' society's breakdown . What we need is new, viable leader·
sh ip that can ~ene rate respect and responsibility across
the nation."
Eb angelist 13 illy t;taham gives as the reason for la.,.,-
lessness and strife : "Man is in rebellion against God ."
Radio 11b le teacher Vernon McS.ee s ay s, "Sin in th e
human heart Is the cau se of immorality and cr im e. Man
C<Vlnot find the so lut ion by himself. Only th e Lo td c an
give us peace."
Fred Schwarz, head of the Ch ristian Anti-Comm unism
Crusade, writes, "We have sown the wind and are reaping
the wh irl wind; we have sown atheism and material ism
<Vld reaped lawlesS/less and li cense. The cry must go
forth to return to God and His laws."
STATE IOIIIIP
There are some who ac-known criminals, and the
tually believe that unilale ral failure or leading opinion-
military dlsarmamem by the makers in our society to
United States INOuld bring teach that each one of us 1 s
peace to til e world, though morally responsible for hi s
In fact it would be a one-own acts.
way ticket to conquest and Nevertheless. despite
en slavement by aggressors these clear truths, we are
who had not disanned. flOW experiencing a wave or
Following exa ctly the hysterical demands for new
.. GUNS OON'T KILL" These same people be-
JO'ditor or th e F'nsign lieve that American s upport
"Guns do not k11l pe ople; or both sides in the Mid-
people k11l people." East cri sis can be com-
lllis tmth shou ld be under-pared with America's kill·
stood by every lawmaker ing her own sons in Vi et-
wile. is today c rying tor nam, and they feel both
l e~i sl ation to di sann the policies are equally s ic ken-
Jaw abidin~ citizen, in com-ing. These i~dividuals also
plete di sre~ard or the fact believe that ,. for their J!;D-
that the criminal element vemment to finance both
can s ecure weapons .lr.y criminal s and communi sts
time he wants them, either through the war on po\lerty
by theft, or the many other is also nauseating.
ways known to his haunts. We don't believe that so-
The judicial braoch or our ciety \& sick, but we cer-
legal profession needs to t:Unly feel that people in
take an about race from the our government who support
sociological pampering or many or the Great Society's
the criminal element that programs are indeed sick.
has taken place in recent The only answer to the
years, and retu rn to an VIOlence that is being pe r-
"eye for an eye" type or petrated on the American
criminal juslice. citizens and their leaders is
Bob Dugan stricter law enrofcement, a
Newport Beach Supreme Court whi ch favors
the law·abiding rather than
"KEEP US CLEAN" the c riminal, and returning
Dear Mr. Dugan, our govern ment to the Con-
Your prai s e or Chancellor stitutmn and the republic
Dumke's stand ~ainst po r-'Nhich it created.
nographic art in June 13 Yours truly,
letters to the editor does in-Richard F.. Woodin
tage; this is your right, but
remember that Its sweetness
will tum to sour wben you
are disobedient -and you
shall surely strangle.
I r you advocate di sob&
dience, whether civil or
criminal, no mauer bow ju•
tified You feel tbe intent.
you have just negated tbe
magnificioo.t concept that
this Is a nation or laws -
You have just deprived youf'o'
self a vote in one of tbe
most impon.aoc ueou of
the wodd: 'Jbe eolldartlJ,
rreeOOm, and obedience or
a law abiding populace ooo--
tributing and disaeoting to
lawful manner to the improve-
ment or our corrunon love -
Ameri ca.
God Bless!
Greg Hughes
Co rona del Mar
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Apto, btiiOIY ,.u1 it· e&a&ea baviDI tbe weUeat
eelf. FoUowt111 tiM dellb o1 nreanna oootJol law• to
our late preatdeac, a demaod tbe oouoay, tut wblcb bu
wae made for tbe puaace of the loweat homtclde race.
Mricter guD lawa. Th.ey co-Tbe Loa An1elea board of
vered a wide ranae ot re-eupervtaors soc taco tbe
strtcttooa but tbe ultimate ftgbt taa& week, •d iD a.-
would bave been 10 requ.Jre guiq ror etroaaer rireuma
the reglatraUoo of ftreuma. rnutcdoos, lbe elallll wu
Immectiately after Seaa10r made Cbac "you're plDI to
Kennedy' a deatb, tbe de-have co ftght an II!'IDuntdoa
mand again was made for lobby, but do we bave 10
the paaaage or gun laws, de-have ao uaaalln&tioo every
spite tb.e facta brought fortb 80 oRen befo.-we act?"
in 1 recent editorial In the so the debate SOH oo, but
S&nta Ana P..egleter that the let It be remembered lhat
pistol which had ftred the the communists wane 10 have
fatal sbots had been regia· all nrearms reglatered,. 80
tered. and tbat laws already that 'llhen and tr, tbey tate
were on tbe statute booll:a over, tbeae weapons can
which restricted the use or be connscated In the way
a loaded weapon by an that they have been taken
allen. away in European countrtes
Bxtravagant claims have which have fallen before
been made as to the value the reds. That is the gfeat
or the gun law proposed by danger.
the administration. Attorney • ..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,_
General P.arnsey Cla.rt. on · ~awrday ...... reported to FROM THE BIBLE
have stated that the new
gun proposal Immediately
'NQuld save thousands or
lives.
Harold Glassen, the presi·
dent or die National Rtne
Association, in a debate
with th e attorney general,
retorted that c.be current
lben aaith the woman or
Samaria unto him, How Is it
that thou, being a J ew,
astr.est drtnk or me, wbich
am a woman or Samaria? for
the J ews have no dealings
with the Samaritans.
Jesus answered and said
unto her, If thou lr.newesc the
gil'\ of God, and who it is
that saith to' thee, Otve me
to drink: thou wouldest
bave asked or him , and he
would have given thee Uv-
ing water. (St. John 4:9-10.)
AWARDS PRESENTED
AT PRESIDIO SCHOOL
At a special assembly held
at Presidio School in Costa
~esa, awards were present-
ed to the following students:
D.A.R. American history
award -.-Carol K&minskas,
and Mark Krill:orian, both
5th graders.
Hoaor roll: 4th ~rio -oa. M.,. R~ary
-· · Janice 11erJ, Marlt
same line of thinking, it is laws which would directly
argued that disannament or infringe the law-abidinJ:
law-abiding Nnericans citizen's right to own a gun
through re strictive gun laws -especially hand-g~.ms.
would greatly reduce the whi ch are by fat the most
freque ncy or violent cri me. effective in selr·defense.
though in ract it 'NQuld put The emotions promptin ~
our good citizens at the these demands, arising from
mercy or cri minal s and ren-the shockin g assassination
der them unable to resist a or Senator Robert Kennedy,
violent take-over or our ~o--are easy to understand. But
vemment. they are being cynicall y e x-
deed deserve echoing. San Gabriel
Butr! 1 challenge you r
statement tha~ "til thy art CIVIL OtSOBEOI ENCE . Editor o r the Ensign, ~d ltterature belong where Regardless as to the poli-
lt has always been display· tical philosophies or any
ed,. on ~l.le wall s of public individual, a portion, ano-
latnnes. ther portion or Mlerica has
How dare you encourage died; it has been out•\IOted
the scum or hu manity in and out-cam paigned in one
their defacement or public brief ins tant by the pene-
property ! Your taxes and tratinJ' finality of the but-
tn)( or not -may be l eft by
those wishing to dooate
them to servicemen at the
Newport Beach Police sta-
uon records department.
The radios will then be
turned over to KABC. for
re patrs as needed, before
beUJ)!: sent on to Vietnam.
Servicemen can now h sten
to 6 s tauons broadcastilijt
rrom Saigon.
PA.TTI TERRELL, 18, represtnting Co rona del Mar in
the competition to select "Miss Orange County To·
mo rrow," Ouee"' o f the 1%8 Orange c ounty Fai r and
Exposition, receives hints in hair s tyling and make-u~
artistry fro m Do ri s Baker, Ovations Cosmetics beauty
consulla1t from the Orange County area. The cos-
metics finn will provide make-up consultation s for
the contestants. The Fair will be held July lb·2l.
1ioompoon, Susan Cl~ult.
Daoloe D1Js, Kathryn Fish·
er, Belinda Smith; 5th
grade -Lawrence Harada,
~r.anne Lackey. Greg Mc-
Avoy, !'lark Krikorian, De-
borah ~~abtertan, Janice UJ.
mer, Jenrtifer l':chentque.
Denise Gaffey, Randy Ho-
gen, Carol Kamins kas, Carl
Peterson, James Campbell,
Lisa Reed; Ath grade -Mark
Cummings, Cathy Brehany,
Amy Thompson, Craig Chun·
1~. Sharon Brantley, Don-
ald Dunning, Laurie Mc-
Culloch, Suzanne Bendiera,
Ka.thy Gilbank, Michael
Hoover, Plark Dugle, Kim
Richardson, Tom ~'cLean ,
James (l'Keere, Wartlyn
~oss, Paula Lonsdale, Ce--
lla End sley, Elizabeth
Fisher, Ernest Feher, Roc
Paul, ft'argaret Bradley.
The assumption that 1110re
violent cri mes are couunit-
ted because law-abiding
citizens are free to own
._'Uns simply does not stand
up to examination. New York
City has forbidden hand-
Kllfl ov.rnersbip to nearly
everyone for more than 40
years. yet it is one or the
most unsafe places to live
in the country. Here in Cali-
fornia, according to statis-
tics obtained by my collea-
gue, C)enator Clark Bradley,
about SOX or the convicted
murderers or 1966 had pre-
vious criminal records and
therefore. cOuld not legally
own any nreann -yet this
did not s top them.
ploited by persons and
~roups who have been v.rork-
in~ tor years to deny Ameri-
c ans the ri~ht to defend
the mselves with a jrun.
The prerequi s ite to aboll sh·
ing private ownership or
any type or gun is registra-
tion. Gun s can only be for-
cibly coll ected H they are
first registered.
Comparisons of gun regis·
tration IIIith automobile r~
Jd_stration miss thi s polnL
Nobody proposes to a boll sh
the private car. But many
seriously advocate abolish·
ing private gun ovmership,
at least or hand-guns.
Last year the President's
Commission or. Law En·
forcement and .\dminlstra-
In Switzerland, the law tion of Justice called tor
require! every adult male state registration or all the-
to ll:eep a gun In his home, anns within 5 years, and
for defense of the nation aa federal registration If all
well as or himself and bJs states bad not acted within
family. But Swi tzerland has that ttme. Now, aided and
fewer murders per capita abetted by propaganda talc -
Cbaa aay olher nation in tng advaotage or senator
wb.lcb Acoorate crtme slada-Kennedy's tragic death, the
Uca ate ll:ept. drive baa begun tor guo
Criratnala wttl always be regtatradoo In Ca.IJfomi L
able 10 Bet cun• -it neoe• Whatever the coat to ten·
NIJ b1 aceallnK tbem. No porary unpopularHy and news
pa tan will detet tbtiD tr meclta abuee, Chis drive
...., ,.. 001--.. -maa< be rooll&ed wttll all .., 11oe peoola• oplaa< tile our a~nq~~~,
..... olf-...., pi• ID If IJIIIII ue rep-11 1
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11oe-.,. • ollu.., Mil of•••· Ia apoolod
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_., .... -,_--lloe ..... -II ID -.a II .. I'Ja II-Ia-111o Ill,... of llle
_. • I I• _, dl b!Jf ...
mi ne pay for painting out 1 thi s rilth. TI1ere is only et.
one place for such "art"
and that i s on a dunghill -
to be covered over at the
county dump .
Ke ep us clean.
Mrs. Mary Roden
Costa Mesa
ANS'.1ER TO VIOLENCE
F:ditor of the Ensi,.,'Tl,
Ameri cans are shocked to
find their leaders now rau-
ing victim to the violence
which has heranen many
nei~hborhoods in the coun·
try. One out or three reel it
is unsafe to walk the
streets at ni~hl ror re ar or
attack.
The American government
Is tryin~ to convince the
citi7.ens or this country that
we can diminish the vio-
lence by passing stricter
gun-control laws. Unfortuna-
tely, altogether too many
Americans beUeve this will
help. There are a few. bow·
ever, who will oot buy this
tine, realizing that both
John 111d Rober! K-edy
_.d 1101 have -tilled.
bod DOl Lee Ham~y Oswald
-..! SlrllaD 81111• -... lowod to .,.., tile UDIIOd
-· Tbeoeaame-'o -.......... a ... jorpor-acmat-. .. __ .., ......... __ ..,.
people""' llaYO a hi~
at OliN, •ell aa Eric Galt.
aJ• liDown ul-Earl ~.
Once a~a.in. the ballot and
the beautHul right or e ach
individual to con'trtbute to
s aid ballot ha s been violated
abruptly, irrevocably, and
suredly. Too soon do we
tum to contemplate future
arraogemoots without giving
due thought and concem to
the event or the present.
G.tttersntpes win acclaim!
The disobedient are herald-
ed! The depraved are
showered wttb respect! .\nd
the reader dl savows any
guilt.
He Who can read shares
equal guilt, lor he who reads
possesses testirilooy that a
semblsnce or rationale
dwells wtthln the cranial
cavity.
1 now feel pHy and eon·
ce~ tor aa a.U America
goea about getdnK ready ror
the adveol or 11101her dollar
to buy anolher Mil to evoke
envy from tbe perennial
nelghbo<, a poteaUal Ualtor
lurta amDQ1 you.
F'iod him aDd lawfUlly ewe
btm, or he Mall deetroy
you, 10d lben another por-.
tloCI or Amelica wm ba•e
dled!
1lbo II be? He II Cbe m.
oa lbe comer, Cbe wott• In
Ute raetor,, lbe •teet.. lbe
llllnl-•... lloe ]IOIIUtll• .... ..... .. ...... ,
--•coif lie-" loof-ol..._
l!&lad ,._ drlat ,_
11oe 1-mOt of ,.,., bOll·
Berge gels high honor
Kent A. Berge, m&DIIer from USC with a degree in
of Fashion Island In New-bustnesa administration to
port Beach, has been named 1959 and has studied real
to join a seleq:t group or estate law, real estate mar-
only 147 e~tecutives In the ltet:ing and oommercial·lD·
United States who have vestment properties cour ...
qualtned as a certtned at UCLA 8ltteDatoo.
shopping center manager, He and bis wife, Hel•.
according to an announce-reside In the West Upp•
ment by the [ntemadoo&l Bay area of Newport Beadt.
Coun cil of Shopping Ceo·
ters. QRLS• SOFTIALL
Mr. BerKe received lltlo lEAGUE fOIIMIHG
honor on May 13 durlft8 lbe Tbe Ctcy of Newpon
annual oonveottoo to CbJ· Beadl parks, beadles and
cago after having auccee• recreattoo depanment ta
tully completed an 8-bour forming a g:lrla' aottbaU
written and verbal eumln• le&~Ue. expecially deatp-
tion. ed for glrla wbo will be Ia
TI1e 36--ye&f'oOid executive tbe 5tb, &1b, 7th or 8lb
joined the Irvine Company, grades aa of neat Sepce.-
owner·developer of Falhion ber. :'lbere wtll be a ree ot
Islud. aa a plaonibl 4.. 13.60 for equtpm•c •d
slstant In 1Nt. He waa u111tlbnnL
promoted to maaapr of lr-lntereeted prts Or pareota
vtno'o noiJ!bbo-o11op-.,. aolted 10 call lloe ,.
ping cen10ro WI W.. ,.. -aoa afllco, 87ilo31811.
S])Onalble for tile --or P''* up a ..P.Iratloo
of S.,llde a-. we• '-a< 11oe omco, 1714 W.
cUff Plua. r.-un VII• Bolboo Blvd., C.Oirol N-
l&«o .c .. ..,, lrriae TO" -. Of a& --Pa*,
Center, Md odMr OG'W4 u Eullllalf Pan.. lnlae Tw-
clal dev~aMIIL ,_ Padt, --Paok, Pdor 10 jcDJD1 t~te bWte .,_..... Put, N••PGd c-. bo -l>r I Hllplo a •• .._, -
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AFFILIANTS of llle H ... HOSIIllal Auxlllar, wlll -
sMI lie !Jail Bolter ...,...,lito sllow 11 10::10 ...,_ Sid
1111ln II 1 :JO ]1.11. lila Situ,., JWie 22, In lito Holt
COOf-et c..ror. DoollllCII II $1, Md PIII<Hds will ]]0
10 1111 lloo!lllll. Pl-ld ~oro, -loft, ore llrs, Pile
-Itt. JIIOioct dial-, lloldlftt 2"/IIM>ld JeH Wil-
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Church News
Firat :llptllt CburCb or
Coota llo... 301 ll.,.ollo
St. -Dr. P.O. Newn111n will
brtng a meQAKe oa "Llvlns
to&MD• witb Cb rtlt" at 11
&.Q:I. Bwlday .. AI 7 p.~.;MIII
Betty Noumoon. daup"" or.
Pu\or and Mra. Neumann,
wtll tell or her expertencea
on tbe mission neld in Nl·
NEWPORT HARIKIR ElfgGH
ARSTSECTION --Pill 3
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, IMI
CORONA 0EL liAR. CHJF.
NEW SOARD MEM9ERS of ltle Orange
Co unty Philharmonic Society, Installed
at the June 3 annual meeting at the Irvine
Coast Country Clu b, are, from I eft, Urs.
Richard Allen, Or. Wilso·n.Little and Mrs,
John M. owen. Plans are now being made
for the 14th season of concerts. There
will be b Angeles
COSTA MESA
Philharmonic. zutHn Mehta will conduc t
2 of the concerts, and other conductors
will be Pierre 8oulez, Rafael Fruhbeck
de Q.lrl}ls, Antal ():)rat! at1d Alfred wal·
lensteln. Soloists will Include Itzhak
Perlman, violinist, and Alfred Brendel ,
planlsL There will also be 12 tree youth
concerts. {Jack West photo.)
geria. • • • Lutheran Ch~ch of lbe
Master. 2900 Pacific View
Or .• ,Harbor View Hills -
"The more abundant life"
will be the sermon topic of
Dr . V. llliam Eller for tue
8:45 and 11 a.m. Sunday ser-
vices. The coogregatioo
will hold a pot-luck pimic
on the church grounds fol-
lowing the 11 a.m. service.
The picnic will close the
1968 vacation Bible school. • • • Cemral Bible Church,
Orange Ave . at 23rd st ..
Costa Mesa -Pastor Henry
E. Jones. will speak on
"The Christian and Chris·
tian s" at 9 and 10:30 a.m.
Sunday. A baptismal service
will be conducted at 7 p.m ..
With 13 being baptized.-• . . -
ASH Going back
to Nigeria
The Plymouth Congrega.
uonal Church, 3262 Broad
St.. Newport Heights -
''The respon sibility or being
Chn st1an s Incorporated''
will be the sermon topic or
the Rev. Norman Brown for
the 10 a.m. Sunday service.
A fanuly dmner will be held
at 6·30 p.m. Wednesday,
June 26. m the hospilalily
home at Fashion ISland.
NarcotiCS orr!cer J .A. Ep-
stew of the Newpon Beach
pollee department-W111 show
the new film. "Marijuana."
R~servatlons for dmner may
be made With Mrs . Btll
~ood. 673-2884. The church
pa!>tor Will l eave thiS Sun·
day afternoon to anend the
l41 h annual meetm~ of the
AssocJallon of Contwum~
Con~re~tional Churches in
Lincoln. Nebr .. June 24-27 .
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t'MHIOIIIIUND
Miss Betty Neumann.
daughter of Pastor and Mrs.
P.G. Neumann of the Costa
Mesa First Bapti st Church,
will speak at the 7 p.rn .
Sunday service at th e
church.
She will tell or her INQrk
in training native nurses in
Nigeria. where she will
leave Jun e 29 for her 3rd
tenn In the mission ri el d.
l)he i s head or the tr~inm~
starr at F.~be Hospital i::
Nigeria.
Betty attended Cass Hi}l:h
')chool in Detroit, a school
tipeclllli!'IK. ln _h!clmolorey
and Ktenoe. Slanly Mrore • so the f~ly moved to th e
west coast and Betty was
graduated from <\naheim
High School in 1946. She
received a B.S. de~ree in
1950 at Wh eaton Co\1 e~e.
Illinois. In 1954 s he won
th e highest honor at Bolton
School of nursinJ!;, a divi-
sion of Western Reserve
University in Clevel:.uld.
There she received her mas·
ter's degree in nursing.
(n th e summer of 1957 she
left for her Orst tenn in ~I·
geria. After servin~ 4 years.
she was granted a year's
furlou¢1. During this time
she attended UCLA medical
school and received her
master's of science det;ree
before retumin~ to the nus·
slon field in 1963 to tr"ain
nurses and to spread the
·a.
ofiJo ..!J.f,
• • •
Sr . Andrew· s Presbytenan
Chu.rch, 600 51. Andrew's
Rd .. Cliff Haven -"Chn s-
ltan marn~e Sunday " Wlll
bt> ohserved th1s Sunday.
The church Will be decora·
ted as 1f for a weddmg. Dr.
Charles D1erenr1eld will
preach on ·'Turnbuckles ror
li.vmg" aJ, t\le S. 9:30 and
11 a.m. services. New mem·
bers vnll be re ceiv.ed ar 9·30
and tl. • • •
The ChriStian Sc1ence
Churr hes . Corona del Mar.
Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa -The topiC for th1s
Sunruv·s lesson sermon I S
based· on tht> quesu on, "I s
the umverse. mcludmg man ,
t>volved by alonuc rorce"" . .• .
~ewport Umty Church.
·meetw~ at 15th St. .and lr-
vme. Cliff Haven -The
Loren Fhckmger Will
preach at 10 a.m. Sunday on
· 'Myst en es or consCIOUS·
ness." Hts toptc for the
Wedne sday evenm~ smg-
sptrallon a1 i 30 w11l be
"11u:• spml of nevrmess ." • • • St . Mark Presbytenan
Church. Eastblurr Dr . and
Ja1nbc"ee Rd .. Easr Blurr-
family home
Newly decorat ed ond carpeted th is four
bedroom t~ree both home v.i th combination
family and dininq room, bu.lt·tn kitchen
and south patio is ready to move mto and
pri ced ot SS9,500 with u cellent terms to
right buyer.
,_ L Jll•n ..,lrlll.
Ttl DMliFfRS ll UDO SINCE 193S
JJ77 Ylo L•• Ooiolo U.
"-" .__,_ olooL.A.-niiMAs-.
EVERY
pnodl 011 tbe topic, '"Yoo,
too, bave wtqa," at tbe 10
a.m. Suoday eervice. New officers are installed
• • • A blrtbdoy party will be
beld tbia Suoday at Central
Bible Cbw-ch ln Cotta Meaa
lo booor of Harry Huco,..po
is celebrating his 90th biJtb..
day June 22. He is a famt·
llat figure in Costa Mesa
as he walks many miles
around town every day. He
baa been a resident orCosta
Mesa since 1944 and a mem·
her or Central Bible Church
since 1946 .
A new alate of officera for
tbe BaltKt& Bay Lioa.a club
wu installed by Lioo Coun·
cilor Lea Miller or Coata
Meaa last week oo Tuetlday
at a dinner meeting and
dance at the Villa Marina.
Tbe New officers are A1
Hewes, president: George
Graham, first vice-president;
Ralph Fuerte, 2nd vioe--pr&-
sident a.nd secretary; Orner
Isner, 3rd v1 ce president;
Bill Howard. treasurer; Art
Cook, tailtwt&ter; and T ed
Lara., lion tamer.
Dilectora are Bell 8nDdl,
Mario Pacini, Mr. Howard.,
Mr. Lara aod Joba sYmpeoa,
in charge ot 1be bte&ory
boolt.
• • •
The eenior high fellowship
at the Presbyterian Church
of the Covenant in Costa
Meea has re-elected Carol
Millar as moderator, named
Cathy Wright as vice-moder-
ator: Katie Merritt, secre-
tary: Jim McClure. treasurer,
and Sue Jundanian. ch.&l>"
lain. Commission leaders
are Karen Burry, Betty Gun·
dersen , Cathy Dolan. B11i
Merrill, Tim Hom. Sue
Stooe. Chris Sharp and Mar-
cia Millar. They w111 be in·
stalled at 9·30 a.m. Uus
Sunday.
THE ENGAGEMENT of
Alyson Musser of Whittier
to Maynard (Ch ip) Morvay II
of 3906 River Ave., west
Newport, was announced at
a pa rty June 1, at Chic's
home. Chi p, th-e-son of Mr.
and Mrs. Maynard Morvay,
was an outstandi ng basket-
ball pl ayer for Newport
Harbo r High School tram
1Qb2 to 1%5, and will be a
senio r at Whittier Col l ege
in SePtember. He also plays
basketball at college. Mi ss
ReUring preaideal Ed &or--
ley welcomed lbe l\ldtl to
the special ladtea' oiJbl
banquet: and dance ad in-
troduced the Lioa diatrict
governor. Or. Chuck Myera
or Huntington Be&Qh , wbo
awarded honors to members
r~ the past year. (Photo on
page 1, section 2.)
• • • "Family shut-sleeve ser-Musse r, th e daughter of
Vi ces" at Central Bible Mrs. Marianna Musser of
Church. 23rd St. and Qran ge Wh ittier, was graduated from
Ave., Costa Mesa. will be· Sierra High School in
gin June 29 and continue for Wh itti er and is no w attend·
4 consecutive Saturday ing q jo Hondo Juni:H
nights at 7. FIVe fa mily'· co llege.
programs will be conducted
by Pastor Henry E. Jones: MAJOR DEAN MAKES
200TH COMBAT FLIGHT
U. S. Air F'orce MaJor
Kenneth <i. Dean , son ·Jn·law
or Mrs . ·Fred rare! of 10
Beacon Bay, has CC'llP,Ieted
h1s 200th combat mJssJon
over Vletnrun.
During h1s combal rou r,
Major Dean IS serVln t-! as a
pilot with the 559tll Tactical
Fighter Squadron based at
Cam rl.anh Bay .-\u Base.
BUGS-MEDIUM RAR£
·\ r •. mne r ··~·urt'" for .::HlCI."r req w red 1h~ swal\owin11
1•f r<.l<~,h.:\1 m~K Of ~our-.c, 1od.1}. •,o,c: know this
rcrn.:U~ ...,,1) fooll)h. rhough ,.c·re )1111 looking for
the c.Ju;,c of cJ n..::er, mc:d•~al S.:1en..::c has made lte•
ITM:'nduu' )lfldC) m 11~ detl."CtlOn ,md ltcatmcnt . Ask
~our ph},Kiiln <ahotlt th.;m And r~member, when-
C\er }vu·re nm f«lmg ur to ra r. a·· good sense to
\"It )UUf ,t,ll:tur T hen. If meU,ca\ion IS ncccssary,
.cc us for rt'lJahlc p!e<;(.n rl•on ~TVJC(.
Christensen Pharmacy
June 29 -Dr. John Ywtebe
of Sudan lnten or MiSSJOII
showing a new SIM film .
'"'Ibey that are or faith."
July li -a film entJtled. "I
hear ll new song." whJch
deals with the SUbject Of
teenagers and tr~odern music.
July 13 -Pastor Jones
will give a black-light story.
July 20-Lt. Comdr. Dav1d
Meschke. Marine chaplain.
recently returned from VJet·
narn, will speak and show
slides or hi s work in Viet·
nam. A special Youth Ntght
program will be presented
on July 27 .
The ma]or re ct>1ved con-
gratul ations !rom Colonel
F"loyd 1\'hite. comm.u1der of
the 12th Tactical Fi~ht er
'.\'ing at Cam r..anh !lay .
3«U E. COAST RWY .. CO.OWA DEL IIU
OatOLE S·2SSO
•
8a/( U8
about the Grand
Prize. l?egulations
•
~ w1 111't anntoo ... ,._ ___ . ___ _
publ;.ty•/wt it-is, flwt410u
can bet your ~k· shoe/ tfil.t
it's going to provide many summers
...
of sea going family fun and relaxat ion for the lucky
winner. To see it-and perhaps to win it -iust come in ro
Mariner's Savings any weekday through July 10 and register.
The winning name will be selected on July 10 (you need not be present
to win) Shtp "s • GIFTS FOR EVERYONE Mariners also has a whole
holdful of Log other nautical fr.ee gifts for everyone. including this
especially prepared 64 page Ship's Log tor boa t owners. The Log is an
authentic and valuable ship's record, containing many pages of useful ,
information for mariners. • REMEMBER ••. th is is th e time to open a
savings account at Mariner's Savings. Accounts opened by the 10th Mtll
from the lst, at our Current Annual l?ate of
5'16, declared quarterly. • HOURS: Monday· •
Thursday: 9:00am to 4:30 pm •
• Frida y: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm • •
• Saturday, July 6: 9:00 am
to 12:00 noon • Closed July 4
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'lillie II? I"'R•. lB. C.
Oll&a ,... Mil De·n· Le-
wloU. ot Colla -aa4
llrl. -·bi-b or--.... Colorado. •mve Coco-
Ita K. 11aaai!MI or 114
011• Ill.. Colla lleaa, wbo
died lluDda¥. IIMIO 18.
Sbe is aleo survived by a
1100, Cbarlee ol Santa Ana,
13 graodcbildren and 1
great.snodcbild. a ll'o<bor
in New Jersey and a sister
in New York.
Rosary serv:l ce waa beld
'helday and requiem mas•
yeat.erd~ morning at St.
Joachim's Catholic Church.
Interment was tn Holy Sepul&
cbre Cemetery. Baltz Mor·
tuary, Costa Mesa, was to
cbqe of the anaq:emeata. ......
I
Teresa Aune weds Douglas Hanes
==-~.=: -.... ~ rillp .... """ a& • J-11 aftiiiDoaD ... _, ........... .., ........
F.clward All• Ia llalollllal>-
1101'1 llld All Aaph Eplo-
copal Cburcb , Corooa dol .....
'I'M blide II lho doaPW
ot llrl. Ward A-o1 Ne•
por1 IDd Arlhur 1. A,.. ot
Colla Ilea&. Her ba-.1 II
lho -ot Mr. lllld llrl. V.E, H&DOe of Dallee, To,..
u.
'lbe bride, a 1985 Cbll·
dJeo•a Home Society debu-
LIDte, dormed a beavy wb.lte
lineo noor leocth ~:own
lrlmaiOd at tbe bDdloo jo
Freocb 1aOO daloy appllQUM.
Her fiD&ertip veil fell trom
a cap or m&rc:biDc ,dai•Y ap-
pliQ118. Her bouquet wu a
cluter of wbite roaea _,..
.-dod by dallleo IOid
IIOpbaDotlo.
MUd of booor wu MiN
Suo Slrallltr ol Newport
Be&cb, aod the bridelliiatds
were MiA Pam Qmetaer or
Corooa del Mar and 2 Sorot·
tty sisters, Karen Eddy of
Rancho Santa Fe and Joann
Coot or New Canaan, Coon.
They were gowned tn high
necltod baby yellow dresses
With 'bodices and sleeves of
tiny white lace rumes wtth
green satin saabes.
Mr. and Mn. Horman (fto'flard Fotsom pheto.) Mr. Hanes chose bis f&-. 11 h ther, V.E. Hanes, as his Margar-et E swort is ~~:d .. :...~~~·;:;·~':.:
Mother: Robert Hanes, the bride of B. D. Norman ~m·~.~~~~·p~f.' .. ~:i
Arvin Eidson from Okla·
Now back from their Ha-J. l=:ll sv.oorth or Garden homa and Doug Simril from
waiian hon eymoon are Mr. Grove. Her daughter. Mrs. Dallas, Tens.
and Mrs. Bruno D. Nomtan. Phil G. Scott o f Chu la
making their home at 310 Vista, served as matron of
Larkspu r Ave .. Corona del honor. and her little ~rand
Mar. The Nomians were daughter, Marcelyn o;;;cou.
married at St. J ames F:pisco-was fl ower girl.
pal Church at the entrance The bride wo re a blue and
to Lido Isle in a candleligh t J!:Old sari made into a sheath
service on Saturday, May 11. dress with jacket and a
by the Rev. John Ashey, matching hat. She wore a
pastor of the church. corsage of white an d yellow
The reception was held in
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J ohn Killerer or Shore
Cliffs. Miss Patti Pardoll
or Newport and Miss Kathe
Farley of Los Angeles as-
sisted with the guest book.
The new Mrs. Hanes was
graduated from 'Jew-,x>n
Harbor High School and at-
tended the University of
Arizona, where she artilla·
ted with Gamma Phi Beta
•
Mrs. DMtl•• H•" (leth Koch ,heto.)
sorority. Her husband ta a
graduate of a Dallas High
School and the UniversHy of
Oklahoma, where be was an
orticer ot Sigma Nu Crater·
nity,
Aner a 2-week honeymooo
to Moorea, Tahiti, the newly-
weds will b& living in Dal-
lu.
Key Club building school
Members of the Key Club and Greg Meeks, 642-2673.
of Co rona del Mar High All inside equipment is also
School are bullding a school urgently needed.
ror Baja California children Anyon e with material to
at La Miston below Enseo· donate is asked to leave It
ada. at Naber's Cadillac at 2600
They are in need or any Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa,
old or new building mater· or call Rich or Greg.
lals, and school equipment.
The boys. accompanied by PAnO ART EXHIBIT
several mem bers of the Cor· The Costa Mesa Art Lea·
ona del Mar Kiwanis Club, gue will have an outdoor
thei r s ponsoring organiza-exhibit on Sunday a rtera
lion, will go south of the noon, June 23. In the patio
border th e weet-end or J une or th e Charles w. Bowers
28 to get the project under Memorial Mu seum. Demon·
way. strations by members In
Busy looking for window batiks, papler mache, st1 t·
frames, nails , tools or all chery, painting and pastel
kinds. plumbing and electrl· will be featured. Marilyn
cal equipment are members Zapp, portrait artist and
o f the club under th e di rec· wife or artist Frank Taueril·
tl on of Rich Kredel, who lo, will demoD strate cha~
can be reached at 673-8 102. coal portraits.
Till WIUIIIOUI
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GAim ...
YIIIANCl
IADIANCl
IIJO MATTER. HOW
YOU TRAVEL. ..
You need MutuaJ'A FREE Vacation A.tlu
and Guide Book. Pick up your copy
today.
MUTUAL SAVINGS
""" ~0 '" ..... """' .... ' 2867 East Coast Highway • CoaoNA On Mu, Calif.926n
Telephone 67~-,010
MIMI .. ICI•H...._
11 5 ( b:M.otAOO tlYD • ,,_SAM.IIA, CAlif. IIIII
Both the bride and groom orchids. Her daughter wo re
have been residen ts or Cor-a pale YIJllOw s ilk costume.
ona del Mar before their sheath dress with jacket,
marriage. The groom's par-and ·pale yellow orchids ,
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Nicho· while 5-year-old Mar celyn
las Stepanko of No rth Holly· wore a yellow and white
wQOd. The bride, is lh e dress and carried a basket
ro.mer Margaret ~llsworth. of matching fl owers.
widow or A.nhur L. f.lls· Lee Nonnan of Ne""'J)Jrt
worth , is the daugh ter of Beach was hi s brother's
tbe fate Dr. an<fM!t?-B. . '•""Coii-Of'II\J ..
Curteu.ce or TI~n. Ob.io,_ tin served "a!l an usher.
SHQ,p • 1.n
• • ' . ' Mrs. Cu rrenc e also "was a Two close friends, Mrs.
HIT HO. 2 doctor. Phil French and Mrs. S.M. ~;~1~L ~E~~,i,n The bride was gi ven in "!eber. ~ave a reception for Corona del ·Mar! l~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:!::::~~by::h~e:r!so~n~.~~~"i~ll~iam the newlyweds at Mrs. P..e--ber's Corona del Mar home.
_Evt:. Show Starts 6:4S
Continuous Sunday
FIRST RUN
IN TH£
HAIIIOI AREA
HELD OVER
.. '·~-.J~-.. _ r ...... ';~
\'
;>he isn't the girl you thought you knew !
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A. huge arch of yellow and
white chrysanthemums de--
co rated the home, matching
the decorations at St. James.
church. Hawaiian mu sic
was provided to s et the
stage ror their honeymoon.
The ~room's mother wore a
blue silk dress and hat and
wore an orchid corsage.
Mr. No nnan was able to
show his bride the sights
o f Hawaii because he was
fom1erly associated with
Anny and Navy r.esearch
and Development in Hono-
lulu. He is a graduate of
Los Angeles Metropolitan
Coll e~e and is now asso-
ci at ed with Cro wn Hard''""' •I
in Corona del Mar.
The new Mrs. Norm an is a
~raduate of Peabody Con·
servatory in Bal ti more,
Md., Sullins College in
\Vest Virginia and the Uni·
vars ity or Cali fornia at Bera
keley. She is · the newly
elected vi c e--reJCen t or lhe
Willi&m Cabell Ch apter o r
O.A.P.. In Newport Beach.
ALPHA GLOYD OF
COSTA MESA DIES
Alpha Gloyd of 2.SA2Eldeo
Ave.. Costa Mesa. died
June l R atthe Orange Coun·
ty Medical Center in Orange.
She was R9 and a native of
Ne braska .
Services are being held at
2 p.m. today. Jtme 20, at
Bell-Broadway Mortuary
Chapel wi th the Rev. Robert
Schmeltekopf. Southern
Baptist Church, otriciatiog.
Interment wUI be at Harbor
Rest Memorial Park.
She is survived by 3 IJc"&.
then , 'lfilliam "'bite of
Costa Mesa, Ernest White
ol Colorado and Everett
'1\ihite of Kan sas.
GRN4T$ AIIMOUMCID
CoogrHima James B. uu (R.o-36111) IIUlUIOIIDooo r ...
dlfal I!'IDia to 2 local ODI·
loseo -11do VI or lbo
hll!bor odacatloo act -..
l ... recl "' lbe DO[Iollm•l ol Hoollb, 1'4110IIIolo MC1
llollaro. ·<Jnoqo Codt 011·
lop wtll rooelve 110,451
aad 'loulb-Calit>rala
CoUop, aloo Ia Colla
Mooa,wtll receive t13,2Sl.
. '
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•
' because •••
EASY PARKING ... right in front of
th~ stores along friendly East Coast
Highway.
OWNERS AND MANAGERS will greet
you at each shop. , .gin you friendly
s~rvic~ .•• show you new merchandise
suit~d to you and this area.
KEN'S R.ES Tb.UR ANT , located at 3050 E. Hwy., Co rona del
Ma r, wa s o riginally opened as Den ny's Franchise Restaurant an d
was lat er pu rchased by Ke n Schmidt of Laguna Beach. Jt is open
nightly and especial!)' welcomes Friday n ight shoppers. {Ensign
photo.)
SURPRISE SPECIALS ore being of-
f~r~d by Corona del Mor stores for
Friday ni ght shoppers!
WE'RE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
' . Come in and visit us .•. see our smartnew.merchandise ••• browse at your leisure. •. or rush in lor a quick ilem.
We're open Friday eve.
WAIID'S ... ¥1•n I
JOIIDII'S PET 81DP CIINITDIU .. _.CY ILIEIITIDIS FOOD CDTEII
2732 E. Coost Hwy. 2116 E. Coast Hwy. 3021 E. Coast Hwy. 3049 E. Coost Hwy.
675-5320 673-SQJ 673-2550 675-0370
"Open by Appointment" "Bwy lkcrc Service Open 9 •·•· ID 10 p.11 . Corona del !lor's """ ... Di"••-•1" every doy! co•plelc food ••rkc1
ID'I IBTAUIIIIT CM. MAIIIIIAIIE co•• • IAII'II .. ACY THE STATIDI
3050 E. Coast Hwy. 3107 E. Coast Hwy. 3121 E. c-r Hwy. Coos! Hwy .
673-9682 673-2800 673-9110 ot Poinuttia Ave.
KCII'S Daily Special "Your Houschol_d • 673-3653
5 'Iii 9 D•p-CIIr Store" The Prescription Phanoacy ;• Gifts· C""dlcs • Thinss"
PAT-.IW'S_.S_ '~LIICIU.I'I J 'Ill IMIIISF .......... MIL AUIICIIU
MUll· II· 3565 E. Coast Hwy. ', 3641 E. Cooat Hwy. 3U5 E. c-r lfwr,
3409 E. Coast Hwy. 675-1150 67S.1D30 67).5096
675-3133 Co•c Visil our BlaMCy Sloop Spccializjq i• ...U jlllll#rr TC!IIIis sllou r, Nshblu
11141 JllaiiiMiu for die •lire f•i ly
C. Pllltt'IF .. a 17117 a•••• llll IUIIal.l liiiMYUIY
2435 E. c:.-t Hwy. Jno e. c....""'· 2M e. c-r....,.. ' 2711 E. c:.-t ""'· 67).J753 67M319 67).21. 67).7065 Cl••• "Oir ,.., .. HIU .... "Yilil ,., C.t;.~ "Fircpl.c:e Tkillp" •-,..r· ill TiwU "
'
O~LE McWILLIAM S, father of Sheila McWilliams, th e
1%7~8 Miss Corona del Uar, Is now famous In his
own ri ght -he won the ENOQMOUS teddy bear at the
Youth Center Cam ivai ip Corona del Mar SUnday ni ght.
!Ensign Photo.l
ElooiJSC &1110 STAll
HOIAIIO ELLIOTT DIES
Retired Army Col. Howard
M. Elliott, 1236 Conway,
Cos ta Mesa, died June 15
tn San Diego Naval Hoepi·
~at age 113.
Services are at 2 p.m. CO:.
day. J une 20, at WestcUlt
Chapel , and interment wUl
be at Harbor Rest Memaial
Park.
Newcomers at Hoag
,~ .... J-7 Boy -llr. 111d lin. 'llfcll· 8oJ -Or. :aod lira. ,All'"' ae1 Ke&loha, 623 Irvin e
LOO>y, lllll llarlu Lillo, Ave., Newpon Hllighta.
Hubor Kllbllllda. · . Girt -Mr. 'lad Wra. 'Robert 8oJ -llr. •d lira. Clyde IW!ord, 258 llomlng Canyoa
Allee. 1'19 23nl St.' Central Rd.. Sbore Cllf!o.
Newport. Mo.-,, J""• 10
Boy -Mr. ,lad Mra. Jerold Olrt. -Mr. ·and Mrs. Wayne
f!pote, 308V Tl!llor '1111!1 , Qomcan, 327 E. 210t SL ,
Colla Weaa. Costa Mesa.
Set.r4-,, J~• ~ Tnad.y, Jto~•• 1\
Boy -Mr . .,and Mrs. David Boy _ Mr. and Mrs .. 011•
Lalo r, teaa LaniU Drive, bert Ramirez., uno Meyer
Costa Meaa. Place. APt. C, Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boy _ Mr. ·and Mrs. ·Ken·
Foz. 902. N. 18th ~L. Co sta neth L Crites SH~·L ·Aca· Meaa. · • 111 cia Ave., Corona del Mat. Olrl -Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Girl _ Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Camey, 419 Marguertte Ave ., H. Reisinger, 260 E. Flower
Corona del Mar. St , Cos ta Mesa.
S.•Hp, Jun. 9 . Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Tha.
otrt. - Mr. and Mrs. Rich· ma.s Neeson, 5Q9 Avenlda
ard Qlaerts, 112 W. Coast Largo, East Bluff.
Hwy .. Newport Beach. Boy-Mr . and Mr s. James
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Fran· J . ~eehan, 3147 Country
eta Drees, 2888 El Rio Club Dri ve. Costa. Mesa.
Circle , COsta Mesa. W ~ '~ d J 12 -•• ay, un•
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Arto, · 2500 Newport Ave.,
COsta Mesa.
1\t.~r•doy, Jun• 13
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Derby, 1992 Maple, Costa
Mesa.
Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Chester, 2085 Cen~ell a Pl..
West Upper 3ay.
Girl - Mr. and Mrs. Victor
'l.artrCousin, 2049 Monro via.
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. an d Mrs. Rich·
ard Carter, 700 Larkspur
Ave .. Corona del Mar.
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' HEliPORT HARBOR EIISIGII
FlRST SECTIOII --P111 5
THURSDAY, JUliE 20, 1911 '
I CORONA DEL MAR, CALif.
IWD 15 OtAIIGID
)
WITH $5.000 TH l f J
A U v•tn, teenap m&ld,
Br•da Kay Heaa. native
New Yorker, wu artei UKI
by Newport Beach Police
. . . . : . ..... ~ ~ •
Monday, June 16, oo the
charge of robbing tbe home
or Richard Steva~s, 1388
Galaxy RDad, Dover Shores.
of over 15,000 worth of
furs and jewlery . Mr. Stevens
I s vice--president and mana.·
ger or the Balboa Bay Club.
TH E Y'S MF.N'S CLUB of th e NewpO<t
Harbo r Area is getting ready for th e an·
nual 4th of July fi rework s display at th e
Orange Coast College stadiu m, A horse
show and other entertainment will be
part of the ev ening's acti vities. Pictured
here with th e firewo rks oosters are Nancy
CM Population
Up To ll,!XXJ
COS I'A )1,.;!-i -\ -1-'wni;.t ... ot
uf tho.~ 1-i·'>4/Ualt"-illll" , t•. t·.o1
JUnl/lot..-d lo a n t:~lotlliolo .J 71 '"'
.,t·cordmg :o nwn.c•r·~l ,vo ,l., .. ,:
men.
CttJ Mlill<l ..t r Arthur II 'lr··
1\c-nzoe h&s oo·purtttl tho~t l•ut
C;t!iforma Dt:pm·tmcnt ot r·,.
nc;ncf' now es:un:~t•·s r ,,\l a
\1clia·s popula!Jon tu llf' .,, :,.,
i i.JOO m~r k. whtch is IJ lllrtlJ) u(
s.onu: 2.100 person_., ~illC't" il \<>tor
ago. ·
McKl'ntto• l>i.Wt th~: t•u:•u/;11 ,o,n
l!Of)St ill the /tr~l on "'''•'f:ol
Yt'ar~
Makley, 206 Del Mar Ave., Co sta Mesa,
Miss Fi rec rack er of 1%8, and Ora Child~
ers, presi dent of th e Y's Men 's Club.
Pro ceeds wi ll go to ward a 5--year, S10,000
club pi edge ior a swi mmi ng oool oroi ect
at th e Orange Co ast YMCA.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I
Miss H~ss. 19, ha.d 3
Costa Mesa accomplices,
2 boys, 13 and 15. and a
gi rl, 17. according to police
deteccives.
Johnson and Son ore now conducting thei r annu al
anniversary sal e. This i s o bonafide sole con·
ducted with digni ty and opply•ng to every new on d
used au tomobile i n inventory .
He was quarterback for
the USC Trojan s in 192R .. 27-
28 and teammate or mo vte
actor John '!\layne or New-
port Beach. He retired frocn
the army in 1957 after being
promoted to colonel in 1955.
W. Newport Assn. elects
T his sole has Oecome an tmpartcnt annual offer·
ingofOronge Coun ty 's ol dest estobl i sh ed lincoln·
Mercury Cou gar dea l ershi p.
. 0 DO IT YOUISILIBS
e UPHOLSTEIEIS
• STUDINTS
SrHi•l p,;,,..
. iQW?~
ON BOAT
UPHOLSTERY
~
FOAM
IUNf.:S, SlATS,
lACK liSTS, CUSHIONS
MAOI TO ORDU
a 'h''l yo"' aanern1 or I ol ii Wt
•• t nt rnl l
WMIIIIII Rlf1il
SAVE up to
75% at
CHqis CROSSON , Q, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Crosson of 211 ~gate Ave., ~alboa I sland, won a
S100 gift certifica.te tor sporting goods at Neal1s fo r
' selling 147 tickets for last week-end's Youth Cen t er
Carnival in Corona del Mar. Th e priz e wa s awarded
Sunday even ing at the carnival tor being too salesman .
His t eam was th e 42q·Giants, with th e Youth Center
su mmer baseball program. Standing . .,ere wi th Chri s is
his sister, U sa, 8, holding a giant toy snake, anothe r
carn ival prize. (Ensign photo.)
• Aero WIVeS install
"-"crowning" ce'remony
with "mad hatter·· over-
tones. took place when th e
oew officers of the Aerorua--
trooic Mves Club were in·
stalled at tbe Golden Phea·
sant Restauraot in Ana·
helm.
The "mad bats." design·
ed by outgoing om cers. de--
pi cted the duti es to be as·
sumed by the 'newly elected
sl ate. The fantasia or hat
decorations ranged through
miniature gavel s, nerve
pills. harp s, candleabra,
calendar pages, reems or
note paper, postage stamp s,
adding machine tapes and
and royal crowns. A hat
parade followed the instal·
latl on ceremony.
Newly elected om cers are:
Me:t Sell : newsletter, Mr::.
Wal lace Olson; parllamen~
tart an, Mrs. Daniel TOm~
ktns; publicic.y, MrL P.onald
Richmood; soci al; Mrs. R. B.
Seaman ; telephone, Mrs.
Charl es Seamer; Uckets
and1programs, Mrs. Terence
Clark ; yearbook, Mrs. Wil~
lis Marsing; 5eptember
chairmen. Mrs. William 0'~
Bannon and Mrs. UJilltam
Cannon: November chair·
men, Mrs. William 3orsuk
and Mrs. Abraham Kottler:
January chalnnen. Mrs. Ron ·
aid Thom pson and Mrs. P.o·
be n Bi rd: March chaim1en,
Mrs. Francis Conroy and
Mrs . P..onald Lackie; May
chainnen, Mrs. Faymond
Ottoson and Mrs. 1Villiam
Rawlings.
President, Mrs .. George P. ~------~-~
Ze bal ; first vi ce--presiden t, Call in Your Wont Ad
Mrs. Stewart Blan d; 2nd
vice president, Mrs. R. J='. to th• Entign
Coyl; treasurer, Mrs. Nor· 673.0SSO
man Potter; reoo rding se~ ~--=--'"';,;,.; ___ _
tary , Mrs. Richard Doyle;
correspoodiog secre tary • Phon• in your Ord er
Mrs. "A. W. Young; member~
ship, Mrs. Ru ssel Forsythe: foro Subsc ript ion :
hospitality, Mrs. William Coli 673.0550
Larkin. Past president is ·-========== Mrs. Ronald Lackie.
Appointed om cers are: ,f~O~R~S;;A~l:,::E~===== Amentdes, Mrs. Abraham -=
Kottler; arts &l decorations,
Mra. ·George Ritat and Mrs.
RDI>ert pOOa; ...Wog, llrs.
STOft IICIUIS -f to ,,. -... ATS t to S
'TIIISI SPIOALS POl JIMI IW142
L CIIAIT lift., Clll-WI_.... -frlWIM
Fl ection or om cers ror
~e West Newport Improve--
ment Assn. was held yes--
terday evening, June 19. in
the oouncil cham bers of the
Newport Beach Ci ty Hall.
Nominations presented at
the meeting in t;:luded John
Shea, presiden t; Wyli e Me·
Nair, vice presi dent: Marge
Hall, secretary: William
Hillings,r treas urer: and
Jerry IVoo ter, Bill Ran kin,
Margot Skilling, Bo b Cay·
wood and Harol d Arthur. di·
recwrs.
Don Mcinni s, recen tly
councilman for the
I
district, was guest speaker
ror the evening.
ObJectives or the~roup are
to retain Ule res1den tial
characte r or the beach. 1m·
prove the tm ~e or 'Vest
Ne\WPOrt. up~rade the area
in cludin~~: pavi n ~ or s treets
an d al leys, beautifi caUon.
l andscapi n~. impro vemen t
or trash containers an d eli·
mln ation of sul).standard
hou si n~. a ccordin~ to Mrs.
Skillin~. press secret ary .
Anyone interested in mem·
bership should contact Mr.
Shea at 642·3123. Mrs. iiall
at 642-3 429, or Mrs. Skill·
ing at 642·3214.
10 MCIIY DOWII o ..... c.
Ba.lDMS
It i s worthy of your attention .
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OOIIliA DELIA II, CAU F.
Stanley Smith dies at 6S
11Ua111 111111&11, "2&-yoar
NOidoot til C<raoa A»1 liar
before movto1 to Huadnlf,Oa
lleacb loot year, dJed TUllo
doy ill H011 Hoopltll at lbe
IC•d65.
Bly Cl1b swiMmers win
CUll' ttoapor'o Bolboa Bay ..,., -•L ·
Clllh aii&IO<o ..,.. ... Cbllr Bolboa bld12 lrlplo wto-
1888 latefo.club adiiGde aere wb• Marilla Porteua
Solu.U,. Ill' clrubbin1 Unl· -Cbo lne ..,... but..,.. •-1)1 Pu\' SWim Club. ny ud -ouoko ......
2Ji1.1f!, 11 lllo Bay Club lor 11-12 yeor p rh, ond
pool. Haden wemu. ewtmmlal ror
Lotin1 ooly oae ot the the boya lo tbe eame .,. r~edley relay1, tbe Salboana poup,, captured die 100 yd.
oocauaued to pUe up polata tree style ud 50 yd. baS·
to &be tte.acyle eveou and, atrote and breut atae '
ta .-tral, oootiaued their contests.
IT WAS THAT, CLOSE-The OCC crew
Is pictured crossing lhe finish line for
2nd ,(llace in the Intercollegiate q:owing
Assn. championships. The bow of the 3rd'
place U.S. Naval Academy varsity shell
is in the left foreground of the picture.
He waa hom in OwtdM,
ScoUand, caa1e co tbe Uni·
ted Stat ea in 1925, _and 10
Corona del Mar in 1938. He
worked in the conatrucuoa
indusuy and in boat repair,
and during 'A-odd War JJ he
was employed as supertn·
tendent in the Navy at)t~
building yards at Term}n&l
Island.
wtDD1a1 waya 1n ba'*atroke, Lellie Brittle came bome
blltterny and breaac-atrote . wUb 2 eoUd vtoiOrin for
Ulllv-ty Pu\ ohowed !be BBC prlo In !reo otyle
peat poteoUal tn their and butterfly, wbile BUl
younger awtmmera u Bruce LoUz awam orr wltb Cbe 15-
Millball Just a~t abut out 17 " year boys' bunerny
the 8 and under claaa wlth event. Michael Liakletter
wt01 In l'tee style butter· cnl1aed to a win to the 9--10 ny aod breaato-etrok~. year boys' lOOyd. tndlvldual
• '" u.s . crew • IS No. 2
ly 0.• J•ce'-'•
Oraoge Coast College met
tbe beat Ivy League schools
In their home watera Satur-
day at Syracuse tn the tn·
ceroolleglate Rowing Assn.
championships and emerged
tbe No. 2 team in the nation.
OCC will now break up Us
8-man shell and attempt to
represent the United States
in the 4-m8ll category In
the Olympics in,Mexico City
this fall. Trials will be In
Long Beach in August.
It took the best team in
the nation to keep OCC oCt
the victors' stand at Onon-
da~e Lake, OCC finished a
scant 8 seconds behind Che
winning University or Penn-
sylvania boat. F'ollowing
DCC across the line In the
chanJpionships were· th e
U.~. Naval Academy varsity,
Princeton, Syracuse and
~tanto rd.
On Thursday, OCC quali-
fied for the finalS by easily
whipping the Naval Academy
JV's. This prompted Navy
to switch boats and try ror
a win i n th e JV's with its
varsity, since It relt it had
no chance to win the varsity
race. In that qualifyi'l~ heat,
OCC also defeated Cornell
University and the Univer-
' Slly of Wisconsin.
Th e <\aturday flnals were
tntercolleJ,Pate rowin~ a1
its finest. A massive crowd
or 70,000 lined the course,
and the l oudspeakers blared
ou t the alma maters of the
entrants, sung by men's glee
clubs. 'lince no one back
there ever heard of OCC.
alma mater was not
suo g.
OCC grabbed tlte leld
after the first 10 strokes,
but Penn quickly took over.
At the 500 meter ma.rt, OCC
wa$ rowing in 5th and most
or the crowd had already
written them orr. By 1,000
meters. OCC had moved up
to 3rd ahead or Princeton
and was hot arter the Navy
varsity, whi ch had no inten·
tioo of l osing to a junior
college. '
With m meters to go,
OCC trailed Navy by a
quarter l ength. The Sues
then did a hard 10 directly
in front or the packed ~rand
stand <U"ad sprinted past the
startl ed i.1iddi esto nip th em
a t the flnish line.
Penn finished the race In
6.2-1.2. wtth OCC close be-
hmd 111 6:32.7. about one
length back. Navy was
c.:locked in 6-33.6, Prince-
ton in 6:34.4. C)yracuse in
6:-IO.tandStanrord in6:40 .7.
··we rowed ou r best race
out there." Coach Dave
::>rani said, "and we have
no compla.mts whatsoever.
We were beaten by a tremen·
dous Penn tearn. The only
way we .,.,'Ould have beaten
them IS 1f they made a mis·
taJ.:e. aud that is no wav to
win a race."
Penn roach Joe Bu rke was
hiJ.:h in his praise of the
DCC crew after ~tu rday's
action.
· 'Oran~e Coas t showed
amazin)! poise," Burk e sai d
"Any team which can ~et
th at rar behind and then
come back shows real pobo::.
"You should be very proud
of U1at boat."
Experts at the races re-
peatedly said what an out·
rl>roject . 21 is described
to think about the future and
"";"hat must be done now to
insure metropolitan grealo-
ness fo r the 21st century.
standing job Grata bad done
with the precise-rowing OCC
boat. None or the oarsmen
had ever rowed before their
Crash year at OCC. and 3
men in the boat were in their
first year. Yet they defeated
the Navy varsity, and took
2nd to a Penn team that had
rowed together tor 7 years.
He was a member or the
Newport Harbor Elks Lodge.
Clan Ross or the Order ot
Scottish Clans, Construction
lnspectcrs Association of
Southern California and the
Huntington 1 Heach Senior
C1tiz.ens Club.
Stanl.,. 5-wtlth
ters, Catherine Smith or
Long Beach and Lillian
Smith Lake or La Habra;
and 3 grandchildren.
K&dly Oreaael won l:he medley. 1be rree atyleH&-
gtrls' rree style and back· lays WEn a sweep ror Sal-
stroke events tn the same bo::':a~·---:-:c-----ag e group, 1111d, In the 9·10 FOR SALE
year class, Chris Wainscott =;;;~=~======
Funeral services will be
held at 1 p.m. today, June
20. at Pacific View Memor-
ial ~ark. The family saya
that donations may be made
to the memorial library fwtd
in the Ocean View School
District in, Huntingtoo
perronned yeoman servtce FOP.. S.\LF: -Portable
used
676·4488.
Survivors include his wife. for his club by winning the
50 yd. 'backstroke and Cree
television
135.00 cash.
One Dartmouth oarsmen
came over in the donn after-
wards and said: "I don't
know how you guys put it
together in 2 years. but
baby you put It together.''
Myrtle: 3 daughters. Ellen
(Mrs. \\illiam Yoright) ot
Costa Mesa, Cynthia (Mrs.
Richard Allen) of Hunting-
ton Beach. and Cathy of the
hon.e; a brother. John R.Yt<.
snmh or Long Beach: 2 sis-
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCJtS • ALL SIZES • ALL TYPES
Te&.~e : JAc--. 1·1UI
IOi2 &.atell:& It•••• .,. I ............ AM
Yardley finalists named
five finali sts have been he was a starter his nrst
named from the 10 out· season. He is a former root·
standing sport smen nomi-ball and bas~ball star at
nated ror th e coveted Yard· both Orange Co ast College
ley Trophy for 1968. The and Newport Harbor HJgh
award will be made at the School.
annual Yardl ey dJnner next John Vallely, who grew
'.Vednesday, June 26, at :he up around Newport Bay. was
Balboa Bay Club. TV sport s· a Corona del Mar High School
caster Chick Hearn ts tJJe basketball star. At Orange
evening's spe<iker. Coast Colle~e he broke all
The flnaltsts are J1m basketball scoring records
Jorgensen. M1ke .'.tarun, and was named Eastern
P~il "!liller, John Vallely Conference player or th e
and Bill Voss. One of these year. He was also on All·
5 will be selected to re-State SQUad and made Jaycee
I T•me 2T1me-1 3 T .mu
XI ""ord\ o• lc,, 1.50 2.s0 ~.00
11 *O•d $ to JO word\ 2.00 3.00 4.00
Ji word~ IO 40 word$ ).00 4.00 5.00
Eoch ""ord ove-r 40 words. .05 .10 15
10'; OFF FOR CASH WITH ORDeR
cei ve this year's trophy. Ali Olympic tryouts. • '-4USICAL FOR SALE
selectees have had part or Bill Voss, another Newport -~ · --------
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all or their schoolin)! in Hartx>r Hi ~~:h to Orange H-\\1\IO\'IJ HARBOR TRANSFEIOI & ~TtT\1\W the Newport Harhor·Costa Coast Coll e~e athlete, AND STO RAGE (,uJ bra~:~s"n oraan, 32 P"daJ,.,
PAJ:--;TI:\GS, Cl1 pper
Shipi &others, GREATLY
REDLiCED lu sell. Also
rods .\: 1eels. 6~-6:~5.
HELP
RELIAB LE Hi gh School
senior girl with excellent
references .,.,ants afternoon
and/or eve. job. Have re-
tail sales and babysitting
exp. Own transportation.
675·5320.
Mesa area. made a sumninc: contri· .-,9..,1 for l.l'!llif', P"rf". ,( r.•,.-rh, \luoot
Jim Jor~~:ensen, a Newpon button to Mondayni~t's de-WHEATON ~f'llar bi 11 r!i .. rount. ~f'lo:<"tion WAITRESSES -F'or sand·
Harbor boy, has been Oran~e reat or th e Cl eveland 'IAN LINES, INC. nf Qf'"' U"o:d~tein .. IIV er;~n d!l Wlches only. day or mghr,
Coast Colle~e srudent body Indians by th e Chicago Ll S-H2J or ll 8_978 J plu .. other 11oorl buv,. .11 bi 11 Sand Pebbles, 1846 New.
president and outstanding as White Sox. He was moved _:,JJ,:l::,:>·::·::'::'::"':=:=:=:=:::=;::: ~~~vi~:~",'· , Ph.11 . po6 r21 9~lvd .. Costa Mesa. !"oC nn .. t· 1 1po; r·o. -I" •. :::-62, a member or OCC 's roww~ up to the American Le<lf..'lle t9n:-....-. \t11in at 20m . .;;11n111 ·\nll
ieam. in April rrom the Pacific BOOKS FOR SALE Opt-non \ln~:~d.tv Frida,. PART TIME Bookkeeper
Mike Martin. former Corona Coast League, where he .... as [---:SP=-:E::O::-,-Io.-:-L-:S-:-Io.-:-L-:E:----·--·---~!!e'.'-!~'~-··-----1 wanted. Corona del Mar_
del Mar High School athlete playing with Hawa11. ., .. ,.,.,.1 Call fl73·9l51i after 7 p.m. or the year, i s a UCI rresh-"nui e•l ,,, \"urtri r al" h\' ZONY -------------------------
man who balds the NCo\A GETS ~.A. DEGREE r.et~. I ham as Powr,.
swim records tor the 400 ot.ana J. Deonis or 30l lla,dbaclt..
and 200 (tee style In small Evening Star Lane, Dover on,;,..J tria ~~-00
college division and is a <ihores, was awarded an '\at ... Pri c ... t 1. ~0
froM ; star water polo player. M. A. degree June 9 I n>m r-·-·
Phil Spiller is ou tstanding the F'l etcher 'ichool or .-one• 0., ... ltl>ot IIDre 1134 .. .,..., .....
TELEVISION -RADIO
Car•Boot•Bet~ch·Home •
Rechorgoble battery pocks • as a rookie player with the and Di plomacy, 1\lfts Uni-o .. &a MeA_~ ,..,..4,
Sl Loui s Cardinal s, wh ere versily, Medrord, Mass. TV AS LOW AS SI09 .95
PERSONio.LS RADIOS AS LOW AS S9 .9S Ml'ssl'le exh1"b1"t slated ONE \IA:<I'S Jt;NK., USED SETS AS LOW AS man's treasu re. Bring ~ou
6.140 sq. space "Bigness is not always
)!reatness, and uncontrolled
growth can often destroy
rather than improve an
area." John B. Lawson told
the Harbor Area Coo rdina-
ting Council in a meeting
last night at Hoag Confer·
ence Center.
Mr. Lawson, vice presi-
dent and general manager
or Philco-F'ord Aeronutroni c,
addressed the group i n his
capacity as president and
founder or Project 21. a
citizens pro~ram to encour-
a~e environmental excel·
lence and balanced ~rowth
for Orange County.
"l1."hat do we do or per-
haps more Importantly what
we fail to do to manage the
commitment of our remaining
land ~~otll largely determine
whether we can escape the
errors or oth er metropohtan
areas that have expenenced
rapidjitrowth. or repeat them ,
and in th e process drive
fronr ou r midst the kinds or
ima~lnati vt people and in-
dustry which sustain our
prosperity," he said.
A Marin e Corps exhibit, o\n a, and weaponry and Junk *" and buy 1 ~llrlabl 52!:!S "Missil e~ and medals," tr easures fnr vice ve r..,a).l l II • flltle medels • period uniforms furnished hy TcW,nklc llarc.J,..a, ... c·o,· t ·· CIOSIIOS
avaJ!able 111 lar~e htuldm~.
Bur~iar alarm (certlried
system ! already mstalled.
Plent y Parkm~ Space lap-
prox . 50 r arsJ Cen trallv
locat ed on Newport Blvd.
near 17th S1. -Co s1a
Mesa. Reliable renanr mav
have up to 5 year leasf..
Call 646--.1-!88.
He said that Project 2l -
throu)!h a program or ract
findin.l! and education -is
servin~ as a stimulus for
citizens or Oran ~e County
which encompasses both •·1 · c • · s1 ,. • " ~~ann e orp s "H .a IOn, \1esa. fo 46-167 5.
histori c and modern-day F"l Toro. 1 ~~~;~~~:~~~~;;;:~;;;:~ displ ays, will be presented Al so among th e insidt dis· ]1,
thi s Saturday and Sunday. plays wi ll be model s of
June 22 and 23. at The aircraft, photo~raphs, fl aJ..:S
Irvine Ranch Information and 2 rifles -one datt nJ!:
llarbnr
1>.o .
\ksa.
Area . 67J-872~.
l:lo:\ 112J . Cos Ia
Newporter TV Sales
2027 Harbor Blvd,
Cos to Meso • 54-8511
Center. from 1775 :Lild one datin~
The Marine Corp s air from 1846 -all provided
reserve tralnin.R detachment MC A'i. F'l Toro. 0e;;W;:;O;;R:-;K,-W~A:-H~T.;;E.:,D':"'" __
1
• M I SC ELL 1o.H EOU S
IRll~l'-<i . . I P t 1."\f'Cf• AWAY FOR O.UBS at Pasadena is providing Cor 1l1e IrVlne r?.an cll Jnfor-
Mrs . .Joh n Boyd of Harbor public viewing or th e HA1"K mation Cen ter is l ocated
Hi~hlands has returned from surtact-to·a.ir mi ssile out-jus! orr the Santa Ana F'ree-
trips to Colorado and side of the Information way at Myrord Road; three
~lou ston. Teus. in connec-Cent er. Included inside will miles east or 1\Jstin. It i s
lion with charterin~ new be a medals collection fum-open from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30
1cn.:c un all hr.:~ ••I do~-o
1h111~ .t lmo:n.Sr0:.:1ahL
rnc:n's .. huu. \1.5•1 rc r hr.
\!able Whtlman, aU 7 Mar-
Jueruc, l'0\1. to 73-~71 ~.
SPOTS before ~·out eyes
on )"OU I new carpel -
move them with Blue Lus·
l.le. Rent electric sham·
pt)Oer s 1. Crown Hardware,
3107 E. Cout Hwy., Cor..:
ona del Mar.
·························· •PETS G Ubi DUCCSEEWCS SILKIES:
Cute, rmy, sturdy
JORDAN'S
Coi"Ona del Mar
6n-:t-130
Master Char~e._ __
DOC needs
place to board 111 COM so
lonely tO-year old master
can VISll tl tm. 521-5549
Arter 8 p.m. (Reverl"l
-~~~------------ARTHUR S. BLACk JR. clubs ror tht Assistance I shed by the Marine Corps p.m. 7 days a week .
FILM DIRECTOR, DIES ,;L;ea~·~:ru~e~·----~------~~rec~ru;l;w;~~,~~~·~,~~~~U~i~s~n;o~a~dm~t;ss~t;on~~~~~~~~~~~------.J ........ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----, Arthur Sedgwick Black
Jr., 19 1fi Bayadere Ter ..
lrVlne Terrace, died June
15 in Haag Hospital.
He is surviyed by his
wHe, Ruth M. Black; a
daughter , Mrs. Arden B.
Flamson; 4 grandchildren.
Rick, Scott, Mike and Les-
lie Flamson. all or Corona
del Mar; 2 brothers. Ralph
and Donald Biact ; 4 sisters,
Mrs. Helen Motter, Mrs.
Marion Vallepe, Mrs. Anna
Morris and MMI. Edith
~heeler .
Services werE" held Tues-
day at Pacific View Chapel
with the Rev, Loren D.
ructinger oiCiciating. Inter-
ment was at Pacific View
memoc'ial Park.
Mr . Black was assistant
director for Paramount Pic-
tures ror 43 years.
A'fllo.l lo.T CAMI'
Ml88 Denise Dlenet of
708 Larkspur Ave., Corona
del Mar, Is at Camp F:vangel
In the mountains above
Redlands dtla week. Sbe 11
!be dau'!l<ler or ..... Bevotly
Rlltlh.
LU V! 1'011 MINH IIDT 1o.
Mill Ltnr.ee KuU, Mlaa
llarcia KuU and 11111 Ca.ro--
.,. l[tlll wtll 111¥1 Cblt
Pll_,!oro_,...,P
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Col. aod llro, 'IIIIU~m Kull
of Horl>or vtew I'JIIo. ·
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ODE LSI
HOP 'N SKIP
to the beach
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MEW'OIIT HARBOR EJIIGII
ARST SECliOII --P. 7
HARBOR ISLAND
BAY FRONT HOME
EXCELLENT BOAT.ING LOCATION
WITH LAilGE PIER & SLIP
IN WIO F. TURNING RADIUS
4 BEOROOM HOME
MOD F.RN IN EV ERY DF.TAIL
MAJESTIC T-R EES l'~liANC E
SPACIOUS PQIVATE YAR D
S157,500
Co zy 3 bedtm h.,.;e SOuth of High way;
. beautifully landscaped; room to odd un it
behind (w ould ho ve Oceon View!); im·
moculotoly docorotod . JUST S31 ,500.
Co li John Abell Eves. 673-7365
S~l RIAL ISTATI
1515 •. ~ •• ""''' c.-· 4.1 -
CIIT Realtor
Can't sell it?.\ .Trade It?
For Fast Ac tion &. Result•
Call
Realtors
673.44()0
642-602
...... 673-3641 ,
1730 W. Coott Hlway
M.,.,port a .. ch
DOYLE &. WOOD CO.
Call 54H16&
270 E. t7lh SL , Costa Mesa
Call in Youf Want Act
673-'ISSO
Pete BarreH Realty
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'IIIII II
OPEN HOUSE DAILY
3 PROMINENT BALBOA ADDRESSES ·
915 W. 8AY
• ., , ... •lth Slip ........... o,.,. 1 •• 5
ll-16 MIRA'iAR
.............. d
for•al dining roo"'
Opoo loo S
Sl3 W. EDGEWATER
Unob•rwctM a_, VIew .. ~~-.......
Open 1 to 5
PETE IARRm AND COMPANY
IN DOVER SIIOIIES, NEWPORT B£ACH ..
'muaYer6e
5\12% LOAN
MESA VERDE
SPECIAL
0 -p pil e 1hag COfp .. l ,
scta.,a6-in IOI'I al, ond
la rgo bodn:.om ... Hie" .5~"
lo~ Call bo GU U"'Od 01
ia. Pric e on ltlia beoufy
-S2!,SOO.
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BL'l IV TIIF.
REST AREA
MESA VERDE REALTY
546-5990
• • • • •
whefe the quiet eleaanee of Baycrnt's "fo,..,er
tiomes, the prestige of Newport's famous West
and pr1vate beaches comb•ne to m•ke thiS THE • • a • •
, to h~e. You m•y buy • Ba yerest "forever VIew" .W £SA. VERDE liA S
Ivan Wells ,\ Sons Will des•gn •nd build ".~;::;;j Tf nome. or purch•se •n uqu•s•te. ex•stma B; 0 COUNTRY Cl.UBS
home. MESA VERDE REALTY llayrrr.at New 300 Series • $64,950 lo $120,000 o.6-!5990
Mod~ .t 1.842 Santlaao Drive. Newport Beach. • • • • • For rwoplr that can atforrlrhr ~1.
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Phone (714) 646·I¥.10 lot appointment.
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CHANNEL REEF -APARTMENTS
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Wily Net 'si•Y .... "C•••• I I II .., .. Ufe
Till NNNrfMfi WILL IUII'IIIII 'IOU ,.J.011..:."::;"trri~JrJ::r:-~ = :.Z":'Iiio.li=-··
ood two......_ -wml LAIIGI PATIO. ,
YOU _. .. ~ lO INIFKT DUll FUIHI.IIII> IIIDDIL
.., Pt.IIO _. Up La•• sat Mullilt I Up
Pll••• 67J.1711 fw failllr '-'-~~'••
POOL HOME
$29,950
D.! igh tlul M•ta Verd e
J be41'0oll'l holl'le .,.;th
od4ed l-Ily room . He,.
c:o,eu, "e ... ~ •• , •• .,d
"-t~CIIi"'· L••t• ,_r
ia h eated and fll!er•d·
Th••• ia ol ao a graa•y
t~loy yord lior ... _ o"•'·
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'IF SA I"ER D£ II <S
4 SCIIOOLS, 3 PARKS
MESA VERDE REALTY
546-!5990 •••••
28.50 Meso Verd• Or.,
Costa Me sa
CORONA
LOT
4'!9 ComahOfl
Ool1 1o1 left "" block.
oc:e111 aide at bwy. Ask•
11o1. 125.450. b)' owner:
oo broken pleaee; Call
837-e!iOI ar 544-1 432. .
TltUMDA!.!UIIE 20, I!" COIIIIIA uu. MAR, CALI F.
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The Jone~e~ will en vy yo u!
Move into this e.a:(Jiistte 4--bedroom, 2 bath home in
Irvine Terrace and the Jooeses aod all your otber
rrtends will want to keep up with you! Not only 11 it
just rreshly painted inside and out. it b&s BRAND
NE~tr CARPE'IS, Drapes, elecuonically riltered air
cooditioni.Dg (screens out .allergies). sprift.klers Croot
and back, a delightful patio. electric built,..ins, etc.
etc . etc ... and only 141.500!
R1111hn
Rel~l• S.rvitc S.c19fl
CAMEO SHORES
B A RGAIN $4 9 ,500
Large, large loti! Add additional rooms
to this 3 bedroom home and have a 5 or
6 bedroom house at lowest cost in beau-
tUul Cameo Sborea.
332 Morguori te
Corona dol Mar -673-8550
(].,.. n,,,.,./1, R.,./tor
FOR SALE
P rime high rise zoned land on Mariners Mile
_ Newpo rt Beach . Approximat e ly 11 ,000 sq.
h.
$225,000
CALL
548 1338
CASH
SITUATID CIN TIJI AOIIS
SPACIOUS 1 a 2 ..-. Al'.uTIMNT'
'""" a U.~ p,... S150
• Private Patios • Fireplaces
• POOLS • q Hole Puttina G1ccn
• Tennis
• Scpa1atc: FM!ily Se ction
• Adj. to Sct10o ls.1nd Playatound
900 s.. L-. c""'
"'-cArth.t ""' C.••• lhy. cleM te f•lhi• 1 .. •4
CD-A DIL MAl
18012 BUTLER UNIVERSITY PARK
OWNER TRANSFERRED
O'ne of University Pork's best '"Ch ancellor"
homes. 4 bed rooms & lomi ly room PLUS formal
dininq room. 2~ baths. Wet bor in family room -
well londscoped yard, compl ete with Pati o &
sprinkl ing system. A sacrifice at $33,900, with
excellent terms .
675-3000 Eves. 548-8868
lay & leach Realty Inc.
2407 E. COAST HWY. CDM
VIEW HOME & POOL
Choice Corona del Mar locati on with private
beach access. Four bedrooms and cfinino
room. Contour poo l wi th interesting out-
door li gh ting.
Home + Good Income
3 bedroom, twa bath fron t house with shake roof .
3uilt-i n kitchen, pri vate patio. Upper apt.
3 years new, leased ot S1 6S mo. Good
finan c.inq available. si9,500 , ....
Lowest Priced View
CO IOU OEL IAIIIHI .. .
OuJ..af oreo own., •.•ts Ufers.,)t a, hM
botils, lervolot:YACAioiT AND AYAIUBLE .
Ask;ng S37,950 .... ,
Open House sn. ~ suN. 1-s
522 S.a•ard Road, Corona del Mar
Canyon and ocean view. t""o leul houu . Well
bu ilt and in good condition .
Owner Sez, "Must Sell!"
(IS OF FAMILY ALREADY MOYED TO DETROIT !)
Need just 1 huye r for this
terrific Mesa Verde homr . 4
BR 3 bath. separale lSx~:~
fa mil y r oom. separate din-
ing room. hu gr yard with
large heated I filtered pool.
Drive by 2837 Elle~mere &
call to see inside. Consi der
all of.fe rs.
R' Newport
at
Victoria
646-8811
(Open
Evenings)
Multiple Listing Service gets houses bought and sold -fast.
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P<rllaps die -efllcim; 1001 ol th< Reallor" is M~hiple Li•.•ing Scm«. Throucfl ohis S<rv~. croup~ ol RalkJn ate able &o pool their raourcet.., JMUrc a wM:h.--r rangt uf r:~tlwncf'S whet'~ )'0'1"1'(
,.um, a-· • ,.., -at propo:ni<lwiiCII ,.,. • .., buyinc """·
II Jlwa rime. IMiftlt)'. and htadachts. ADd ,au aho ha'VC the in'Y:~Iu;•bl.: ~·lp ot your Rtalltot
...., IICI' oldot woy. ' If ,.,..,. booyio& 0< otllmJ • -· dn il die lcJP:al way: >« • Rcoh<>l'l • pro/•-..kJnal "'· rnl
....,. w11o -.;bn to ollri<1 Code o1 Ethi<s ao o ....,bcr olohc local boonl and oloho N-
A• iMicJe ola..a EotMc-· N Harbor-Costa Meu
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Hayes joins
Irvine staff
Kenneth M. Hayes, Conner
manager of the 32-story Oe>
cJdental Center building in
Los Angeles. has been
named manager or commer·
ctal properties for the Ir-
vine Company , according to
an announcement by Albert
J. ' Auer, vice president,
real estate.
Mr. Hayes wi ll be respon-
sibl e for management and
lessee liaison for all Irvine
Company-owned commercial
buildings. Chief among his
duties will be the manage-
ment of the twin nine-story
orrice buildings now rising
in the financial plaza or
Newport Center.
Among the major firms to
be located in the financial
sector are Security First
National Bank, Bank or
America, Glendale Federal
Savings & Loan Assn. and
Newport Balboa Savings &t
Loan Assn. In cluded in the
brokerage houses slated to
occupy the two initial struc.
tures are Shearson, Hammill
& Co. and 1Valston & Co.
Equitable Life Assurance
Society and New York Life
Insurance Co. also will
have ornces in the financial
ola.u.
The Aliaon Company, one
of the oldest independent
mortgage loan correspondent
companies in Southern Cali~
Comta. is now co nstructing
an individual, one-story
building to house i ts new
headquarters.
In addition to th e financial
plaza. Newport Center will
include an entertainment
.complex. the initial project
or which is the 135Q.seat
J:'dwards Cinema. scheduled
to open later this year.
A 7·smry medical building
housing 7 5 doctors' ornces
as well as related medical
services opened last fall.
and plans are in prop:ress
for construction of a twin
structure.
In full-scale operation
since c;eptember is Fashion
Isl and, a 75-acre collection
of 4 major department stores
and more than 50 mall spe-
cialty shops and restaurants.
Mr. Hayes. wh o retired in
1961 after 21 years in the
U.S. Navy, spent 6 years at
Occidental Center. He and
his wife, Georgia. now resi-
dents of Temple City, plan
to move to the Orange
County coastal area soon .
RETIRED PERSONS TO
>~EET AT THE BEHHIK 'S
Newport Chapter #121. of
the Ameri can Association
or 11etired Persons 'will
hold a card and conversa-
tion garden party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
3eonick, 500 KingsPlace,
Cliff Haven, at 1 p.m. to-
day , June .2(). As a retired
teacher, Mrs. Hen~ (Elea·
nor) Bennlk has lon g been
a movin g force locally in
the AARP, wh ich had Its
beginning as th e National
R.ettred Teachers Assn.
Members and guests are
asked to brtng box lunches,
lodivlcklal table service and·
cards if th ey wish to play,
DesMII'l aod beverages will
be aerved by boste~&ea,
who include Mmes. Ruth
AUten. norence Andereon,
Jeelte Aebworcb. E•dler
Eotrldp, Helene A. fllDIOO,
Kalli-o Homp<oo, Ralb
JobD80CI. ~Siella Markea.
Noll B • .....,, Haul Ratre
aad , ....... -r.,am.n, • a. llaDorld ................ "" ......
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Chances are that when in the presence of an
undertaker you are nervous, suspicious, or both.
??? • • •
Probably because you resent death. Most
people do. Well. if the truth be known -and
high time it should-so do all of us here at
Pacific View Memorial Park. We don 't want people to die. We are people. too. But it happens.
And when it does. the law requires that the remains of the deceased · be taken care of. Doing
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this in an honorable and dignified manner is the business of Pacific View.
Resentment of our profe ssion is com-
pounded by those \\'ho co nstantly crusade to
"refonn" or "expose" us. We of Paci fic Vie·,.,.
will save them the trouble. We are goi ng to tell
you what is legally required ... what we do ...
and what it costs. The best way to find t he
truth is to ask questi ons. }'ou should kno11.:
thesf' nn.~w,rs. So should those who accuse.
1. Wh at does the State of Ca lifornia
require, by law, be done with t he
remains of a deceased ?
Two things: (a) The cause of death must
be certified by either a private medical doctor or
a Coroner ; and (b) Disposition of the deceased
must be made by bu rial. entombment. or cre-
mation. Nothing "lsf'.
2 • What does mortuary service
cost a nd include?
At Pacific View, mortuary sen •ice costs
$1 !)5.00 and does not vary in price. Services
include bringing the deceased to the mortuary
from within a 6{}-mile r adius, keeping the
remains until all legal requirements a re met,
providing autopsy faci lities if needed, embalm-
ing as necessary or requested, plain \\•ooden box,
service ca r, fili ng legal permits and recording,
a nd delivery to place of di sposition. Ass istance
in applying for Social Secu ri ty, veteran's bene-
fits, and certified copies of the death certificate
is also pa rt of this se rvi ce.
3. What does funeral service
cost and include?
Funeral service at Pacifi c Vie w costs
$160.00 and is an optional service. It incl udes
use. of a funeral coach and a family. car,
preparation by male or female attendants for
visitation, ser vices of a funeral director and
assistants at chapel and place of intennent.
music, care of fl o.wers, memorial folders,
acknowledgement cards, local paper notice, com-
mittal service personnel, ftower handling and
placement, use of the chapel, accompaniment of
service to intennent site, parking facilities, and
traffic direction. Also, assistance in applyinl' for
Social s~uri ty and/or Veteran's Adm inistra-
tion benefits, as well as filing for copies of the
death certificate and other legal papers, is
included.
Due t o ce rtain savings to t he families
desi ring both mor tuary and funeral services,
Pacific View 's charges for "complete undertak-
ing" are $29fi.OO-a savings of $20.00.
What do caskets cost? At Pacific View's
mortuary, tw o are less tha n $80 additional , six
are less than $176 additional, and fifteen are
less than $396.
What is not incl uded?
Mostly per sonal items. F or example, the
honorariu m to priest or minister of your choice,
Rowe rs you select, certified copies of the death
ce rtificate, and personal memor ials such as
crypt plates, niche plates or memorial tablets.
These memorials cost from $49.63 (niche plate
installed) to as much as $175.00 for a special-
design bronze memoria l tablet includ ing taxes,
foundation and installation.
4. , What does burial or cremation coat?
The minimum cost f or lawn burial at
Pacific View is $301.00; this includes a site in
Meadowlawn South or in the Masonic Lawn,
endowment care, concrete grave liner, inter-
ment, recording and committal service.
The minimum cost for cremation disposi-
tion at Pacific View fa $235.00; this includes
mortuary service ($155.00) and cr emation and
inurnment in a communal area ($80.00). Min-
imum cost of a niche and memorial plate in
Mausoleum of the Pacific is $1 34.63 additional;
total, $349.63.
5. What 18 Endowment Care?
Pacific View is an Endowment Care Cem-
etery. This means that a Fund has been estab-
lished pursuant to the laws of the State of
California to kee'p the sod in repair in all places
where intennents have been made; to care for
trees, ptters, drains. water linea a nd entrance
ways; and to maintain recorda pertinent to all
property owners and interment. therein.
J:.l\CIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL Q\RK
8600 Paeiflc View Drive
Newport BMch, Calif om Ia ti2Ma
TolophoM (il4) 844-2700
·-Ctm<ltry • U..,.,.ltl.ki•g • MotoiOkvM • Cl&tJ~I
F'NIINNl s.mu. · c...-.... sonMe~
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6. What is mean t by "pre--need"?
Pre-need is the tenn gi ven to undertaking
and/or cemetery arrangements before a dis-
tressing si tuation a rises. An integral part of
estate plan ning. pre-need offers many advan-
tages. Surviving family members are spared
undue additional emotional stress, many costs
are less, and there is peace of mind . (The per-
son who "doesn't care what they do with me"
is trying to escape the fact that somebody has
to do it.)
7. Is cash required for the full amount of
arrangement selected ?
Not at Paci fic View. For example : pre-
need arrangements as desired can be paid for
wi th a small deposit and convenient monthly
payments--often without interPst.
8. Isn't a ll this memorialization
just a little maudlin?
Not at a ll . It has always' been the nature
of man to erect memorials in honor of those
who have lived. Pacific View does not suggest
pyramids or marble shrines. It is our honest
belief that the deceaaed-whatever his station
-should be accorded dignity. And the degree
Of dignity is in the memory of the living, not
in the price paid for a funeral.
ThOBe are a few of the answers about
Pacific View Me•orial Park. We welco•e the
opportunity to a .. wer·any other quatioat at
any tl•e, any placey fr.,_ anyoae.
You han drawn a Will, parchuetl life
insurance, ud Uetecl year •ore l•portallt
•a !erial .-. I• Joi•l te. .. cy. If aol, yoa
alaoald tee your att.one)'. Thill .... penoul
nop -blllly hoi do ·lnoe I• •aJU.c arrupo
... Ia ror bllria~ .. &.. .... nler c.-alloa. All
we uk Ia U.at yoa eo~~~,. our eo.plete •"·
i~ fadlltl-., eo~~••lenee. penoul !IIJIJ*eHey
ud ,.,., -1. 1141on lho •oed ariML Yo• ••Y
ell II be • lillie _...-. Bal we .r Pacllc View
lr.R lllal yoa are ao l .... r -ptcte ...
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PINK LEY HONOR ED r::N:::::Ew=PO=RT~:::::----------":'; .. .::;.....~·~-::::;::;:=..,.:::;::. =..:;::, .•.
.......... 'H•I• •--BEACH JOe · ...,.,. Alvlll L. I'IUI., ot
Co8&& ..... ... bODored Prt"-' ....Ua1 aa 111 ou""
8&1Adlaa . clU&eo at OOII)o
meooemeat oeremoDiea in
Plra&e atadium Cor die
Oraoge O:>aat College Claae or 1868. ·
...,. .. Plllkl.,, ·-... lbo Couocll lo 18M, Ia lbe
ftnl lftM elected m_,or or
Coil&& Meaa twice •• He H r-
vecl ht1 ftrat term from 1982
to 1M4. and waa re--elected
m&JOI' tbla year. Durtn1 bta
aervtce oa the CouocU be
bu 1ee0 the ctty grow tJom
16,500 to tbe preMOt 71,·
300.
atcloot or 111e cooca 11-... 1n.
Nowpo<l K-r Uooo club "" COST A
and boa worllod ror 23 Y-• MESA oo Cbe aonull ftab fly.·
M-rer Alvl11 P lUI.,
'Ibe award is given an·
nually by OCC to a reaident
·or lbe area wbo has abown
outstanding service in edu-
cation, the professions,
municipal gove1nmeot, in·
temational good wtll, youlb
activities and char!.table
organizations.
Beautification is topic
The umual beaucttieatton
luncbeoa m68tlng or the
womeo's division of New-
port Harbor Chamber or
Commerce will be held at
Irvine Country Club at noon
Wednesday . lune ZR .
The dining area will be
transformed into a garden
setting by r.trs. Isabel
Pease. chairman of Newport
Beautiful.
Mrs. Alicia Gtacomazz.i,
nower garden award chair·
man will present awards to
the winners or exceptional
gardens tor this year.
Arthur B. Gallion. an ex-
pert on beautHication and
city planning, will talk on
·'The quality or your environ·
ment and what makes a good
city." Mr. Gallion, a gradu-
ate or architecture at the
University or tllinois, held
the posirion or dean or ar·
chitecture at usc ror 15
years, and is now in a state
of "active retirement" con·
suiting, lecturing and wri·
ting.
Peter Vogel, chainnan or
the Newport Shores com·
munity improvement coor
mittee, will present a short
progress report on the re·
sults or the recent 10 day
campaili';Jl called "If's beau-
tification time in Newport
Shores.''
City Council activities
and decisions pertinent to
the group will be presented
by Mrs. Robert Bacon, chair·
man of public artairs.
AL HEWES, at left, the newly installed oresident of
tne Balboa 9ay Lions Club, receives congrabJiatlons
from out-c;JJing presi dent Ed So rley at the installation
dinner dance held June 11 at the Villa Marina restau·
tint.. wr. Hewes Is with the State Highway signal de-
partment in Los Angel.es. Mr. Solfey is manaqer of
He waa bom In Ouanajoto,
Mexico, the son of a medi-
cal ·mtaatonary. He spent
most of his boyhood on In-
dian reservatlona tn MWOO,
Oregon, Wyoming. Arizooa
and Caltfomta. He later
moved to san Semardtoo,
where be waa student body
president or "Jan Bemardloo
High School. He wu gra-
duated rrom USC with a Ph.
T), in phannacy, came to
Costa Meaa In 1933, and
and opeaed the drugstore at
1820 Newport Blvd. · that
has become a landmark to
the community.
He was elected to the
Costa Mesa Elementary
~hool 3oard to the 1930's
and served for one tenn as
1a 1968 be wu appointed
U) tbe board or lbe eou
Meu Couaty Water otatrtc:c..
He beaded tbe movemeo& t.o
cooaoltdate the 4 water
diatrtcta wbtcb tbeo NrVed
the cUy. He 11 a put cbai,.
man or the board aod Ia
still a member.
As a member or the Fair·
view 'Iberapeutlc Pool
Board, he llu helped raise
more than 153,000 chua Cat
for a therapeutic pool at
the Costa. Me•a hoaptt&l.
He and his wtCe. Lucy,
have t'M> grown children.
.t. TTENDS SEMINAR
Capt. A.P. Kelso of 2ffl
N. Bay Front, Balboa le-
land, attached to Naval Re-
serve Research Company
11-2, ts attending the 15th
annual west coast reeearcb
seminar being beld at the
Naval Air Statioo in Seat-
tle, Wash.' 'Man-his capabil-
ities and Umit&tioos to
systems" is the subject.
Lung ailments checked
How's your breathing? Do one over the ace of 21 may
you cough? Wh,:teze? Become bave a chest :r.-ray by pay-
short or breath easily? ing a 11 ree.
Public health omcials Barbara Linden, R.N., au-
say that about one fourth or pervisor or the cardio-res-
tbe country's population piratory department at Hoag,
over the age of 40 may have s&id emphysema has in-
emphysema, chroolc bronchi-creased 50()% t n the last
tis or eorne other c hronic 15 years, to the point where
disease. it is now the leading cause
As part or a study to de-oC disability with tbe Social
termine the extent of breath-Security Administratioo.
ing disorders locally, Hoag Usually found in persons
Hospital and the Tuberculo-over 40, and among those
sis and Respiratory Disease who smol.e, it is a disease
Assoctatioo ot orange Coun-causing the lungs to gra..
ty will bring a mobile unit dually lose their elasticity,
to the Harbor Area oo Fri-and breathing becomes in-
day, June 28. Breathing creaSift81Y ditricult. Early
tests and chest x-rays will detectioo is an important
be otrered. ractor.
The breathing test will be The mobile unit Will be
administered by a trained star:ioned in the Mesa Sh~
technician from Hoi@: Ho&-tng Center st 17tb St. and
pit&l, using a .spirometer, a Orange Ave. in Costa Mesa
machine which records lung rran 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
runction data oo a spiro-on Friday. June 28. The
gram. Only persons over 35 TB-RD Asaoctatton says
will be given the breathing that everyooe wtll be prompt-
test, alter they have com-ly advised or the resuhs or
pleted a questionnaire rc-both pulmonary tunctioo
garding any previously diH· tests and chest X..fays,
nosed respiratory disease, whether normal or abnormal.
amoking, coup and abort-Prtvlle pbyatolu.a will be
.... ol -· 'Ibore wtll -ad If Clo Dodl ... oro be no cb&rp r.,. tbio o-..at .,. tr It Ii"'81t t1w
fwldiOD teet, twut.lestslbould be
H.J. ~emi·Annual
FURNITURE SALE STARTS TODAY!
SOliE OF LIVING ROOM PIECES *THE REDUCED
LOOK FOR !lED SAL~ TA GS ....
HERITAGE SOFA, Wedgewood, blue p•int,
(discontinued) ..... , wos S449 now $2!!
HIGHLAND HOUSE SDFl,
olive print .... , ... , wos S499 now UU
HERITAGE SOFA, plain lt . oquo fab•ic
... was S449 now $2!!
DOWN. FEATHER SOFA,
gold print fabric . . . s pecial Pit
1-FT. SOFA, yellow print fabric. special $21!
HERITAGE OLIVE WING CHAIR
. . . wos S309 now SU!
ALLAN kEITH 2 liNG CHAIRS,
plain blue fabric .. ea. was S365 now Sll!
HICKORY, 2 WOOD TRill r.HAIRS, ploin
apricot fabric, eo .• , , wos S199 now $ !!
HIIIIITTEI CHAIR,
Sponish print folxic .•. wos S139 now S!!
21 ASSORTED LIVIIG ROOM CHAIRS
Re q. S99 to S 19Q •educed to sell
from. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S4! to SU
SEVERAL SOFAS in osso•ted fo b•ics,
to sell ot. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S2t!
* PIECES
REDUCED . , •
t-PC. SAl FOliO FUICH IEDRDDII,
dresser, mirror, king bed,
2 nile stonds ........ wos S599 now Sit!
.. PC. CEITUIIY ITALIAN PRDVIICIAL
' dresser, mirror, queen bed,
2 nita tobias •..•... wos S687 now $411
.. PC LAIE IPAIISII, dresser, mi"o'• king
bod, 2 nita tabloo •.•• wos S9~5 now Mil
.. PC IlETZ TIIADITIOIAL, drossor, mi''"'·
king bod, 2 nita tablos.was Sl 295 now $111
,..,C CEITUIY bodoooom, drossor, mi .. or,
king bod, 2 nita tobloa. was S797 now liM
ODD IUSIEII, CIIEITI, IEDS,
1111111, liTE STAllS. • , • • • l /2 OFF '
F4110US N4MES AS HERITAGE, KINDALL, THO·
M.t.SVILLE, CENTURY, BRANDT, HIBRITTEN,
AND MANY MORE.
•DINING ROOM PIECES
REDUCED ••.
l·PC FlinCH DINIIG RODII, ovol toble,
2 arm chairs,
4 side chairs ...... , wos S899 now SS!!
i-PC. CENTURY GAllE SET
wos S699 now U!!
1-PC. UNAGUSTA OiliNG ROOM,
. oval table, 2 arm choirs,
4 side choirs ....... was SS99 now SU!
r;.pc, CUTUIY DINING ROOM,
round toble, 4 choirs . wos SS99 now UM
l·PC, SUFDID DIIIIG RDDII , ovol
toble, 4 side, 2 orm
choirs .. , ... , .... wos S7 49 now S4!!
CENTURY CHINA ••••• wos S299 now SUI
l·PC. FANCHER DINIIG RDOII •• ,
wos $1 295 now SIM
HERITAGE CHINA... wos S619 now 1411
HERITAGE SERVER ••• wos S399 now S2ll
*OCCASIONAL :~~WED ...
FANCHER OLIVE DECDIIATOII IALL
CHEST •• , ••••••••• wos $399 now S241
CDITIIUTAL ENTRY CDISDLE TYPE
CHEST, ligh t yellow .. wos S259 now 1111
CEITUIY DIIUTAL COIIIIDDES,
square and hex . . . . . was S119 now I II
II OCCASIONAL TABLES,
••ducod from . • . . . . • . . 1/1 to l /2
ALIIIIINT ZIMIEIIIIAI SQUARE
COIHDl ..•. , ... wos Sl99 now I M
lae LAMPl reduced 1rom ••• l/1 to 1/1 OFF I
FAICIIEII IDDII CASE •• wos S298 now lUI
IIEIIITAIE I DIAlER EITIY CIEST
• , , • WOI $355 now tzll
CDITIIliTAL CURIO •• was SW now st•
IAIY, IAIY IIIE,
10011111111
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HISTORIC PHOTOS DEPICT NEWPORT
With rh~ coop~ration of th~
N1wport B~ach Historical
Soci~ty, Th~ Ensign is pr~·
s~ntin1 thu~ 11tt1U 11al photos
o{OIJN ~wport, tai~n b~fore
tb~ t•rn of th~ cut11ry. Th~
pict11rc s 11r~ front th~ col·
lutiott of G ~o rg~ G. K~y.
citn.~s rart c h~r. r~cenrly r~·
ti"d fro, the Pl111curia
.schools. His par~tlt.s, ,\tr. ~
tmtl ,\lr.s. G~or1~ B. Ke y.
wcr~ citnu rartch~r.s in Pl111·
centia. Th~y b•ill a cot·
tal~ at 2601 If'. Oc~IIJI Ft ..
wh~r~ ir still stllrld.s , jut 6
blod.s wut of N~wport
Piu, still in th~ ftzt~~ily
Otilll~r.ship.
THIS EXCELLENT PHOTO, resembling
an Old Ma ster canvas, was ta ken at Ne w·
oort bay in 1Bq7 or 1sqs. These are the
Geo rge e. Key child r~n. from left, Mar-
g;net. Mary, Sarbara, William and Sarah.
i he date of the oictu re can be estimated
by guessing the age of William, who was
bom Dec. 17, 1aq4. Pertlaos some ol~
timer can locate the site of the photo by
identi fy ing the nearby structures.
• • •
When George B. Key, a
Placentia ci!NB rancher,
brought his children to
Newport for the IUD'IIIer in
tbo 1890' •· be loaded llle
whole ramily toto his big-
pit farm wagon.
There was plenty of rocxn
ror staple rood supplies,
crocl.s in which to salt down
the summer's catc~ or risb ..
and mother's treai1le sew·
ing machine.
Key hitched his horses
to the rront or the w~oo .
tied the cow on behind. a.nd
they were orr ror the beach.
Arter a long trip down the
narrow . ruHed dirt roads
through nrange County's
rabulously rertile rann
land, the ramily left
horses, wagon. and the
fam ily cow at Horace Salt·
er' s corral and reed lot on
the bayrront. Their little
cottage, built in 189R , stood
on the ocean rront -a ra:
more des irable location
than the bay rront m those
days.
Newport, w1th 1ts large
railroad ocean pier. was
the shipping pon ror Santa
Ana and other inland towns.
Small vessels had entered
Newport Bay in the 2 pre-
I
SAND DU NES were plentiful along the
We st NeWoo rt ocean front beach in the
days before the tu rn of the century, es·
oecial ly from about 30th St. <:~n west -
before bay dredging and road building
changed the fa ce at Old Newoo rt ana Sal·
boa Peninsula. 1_jeo rg e G. :<ey, who oro·
~i dea the ohO tos shown on th is oage , is
the baby 1n th i s oicture :If the Geo rg e B.
Key fami ly, ta-.en about the sam e tim e as
tne :>ne aoo ~Je. Pi cw reCl here, from I eft,
are Margaret, 13aroara, Mary, Wilfi am,
Geurge, Mrs. -<ey ana Sarah .
VlOUS decades. but all too
often were cauttht on the
mudflats and sandbars m
its then undredged water-
ways. Drownmgs were fre·
quent in the hazardous en-
trance chann el.
V.hen the ocean p1er was
at last completed m Ut~~.
Newport entered us Pf'nod
or glory as a coouuerc1al
seapon . The completion of
a r:ulroad to Santa Ana
E'ar\y m 1892 brought C"ount·
less VISitors and campers
dunng the summer months.
The lmle seulement's per·
manem populatwn of ~n
often ~ew to more than :;no.
All cottajl.:es . tent sues.
and commercial acl!v1 ty
were C"onflnE"d to the area
adJacent to the Newpon
P1er, now known as Old
~ewport . As yer the pen in·
sula beyond 30th St. wa.s
an empt~· expan se or sand.
f.ast ~t>wpon . the Pac1ric
Ele<'tn<' Red Cars, and the
Balbou Panl!on would not
appear unt 1\ arter the tum
of th~ century.
LITT\.E ENID CANOE, lriond of lie Goorgt B.
l(oy fomlly, Is Oltlllr..S 01 Rociy Polnl -111011
1900 -near wn.t Is now fie Co10n1 de-l M.Jr main
lloildl, llo*>•• eo.... del ... ulsttcl. t!otl<y
Po&ftt wu a favorite piau tor tdterint Abi~Ofles
.,d slltlls. Tills Is .., lit Chi .. Co•• shit of
Rodty Pola~ IIOd ...,..d .... --.
ol ...... Is 110w c ... -CO .. .,. 81rtldt Ill.,
and lit bluffs ollrwint TtffOCo. VltiiDfl " -
10c:l< s at lilt luln af .. ,.,..., Ud " 10w -•
llo boJ ..... lot N._rt lloy """"
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TIIUflllo\Y, JIIIE .... ...... _._c. .. ,., ................ .
-'""""'..,. ..... ., Dr. J-•• t. • lw •• a .... • dlllt He killed ID'IIIItadel. Bat .,..... p:Dtt&tioa of aiuen. !fllo'-.!•· Ctllllla•-•4. lf,J .. _. ..... hllwi6 ,_...... .W. il .. tht r.ct, bec:lri• their But God ntnr ..... as ia
I .. -A A ...... tllnoc!J: olood .. --~· ...s ~ H• _.. CChWI:iiNI Willi NO:AII Gm lo t :l-17 -...s oiD. no, would oot ooid. "I do ,.. my bow in tbe
"flo m •Y H. ia tltu/otul, _, i11AIIII b<for • •••"" of -ID Hila for Ufe, 10 He, wbo cloud. ...S it lha1l be a ti>lo<n of
• ,. .. ...., HNw• ..e •fNI lh• nrrll.'• (Gen. 9 :13). W put tt.D 011 the earth to a COYaWit between me ud the
"""" -into the ark "in Then God -...s Nooh, wbo, ,.... Him ...S P.rify Him, just earth." When it is dark on the
the eQlnmdredth ,_,.of Noeh't wkh his wife three tont, and 111uoftd thtm u ~ctly use-earth and ~vy raans fall an~
life. in tbe leCOad month, aDd the their .mes we:.e thE tole remain-lea. becaute of their ~plete men may th.i~ tha~ another un•· ~ day of tht month." inc human inhabitants upon thia failur:e eYat after centurses of venal. ftood 11 ~~~rar ·to destroy
The raia feU for 40 days and earth. There were no other people wamusp.. manlri!'d• 1hen the bow shall bt
40 nips and "all the: fountain• to question or contett I heir ri1ht God had made ccwenant with teen In the cloud : and I wUI
of the grtat flttp fwere) broken to do anything, ~ anywhere, or the man and w!m.n in Eden rememh ber halmy1 covenan~..'..~ "H had h. ·1 th rh· ~ · ht · t. e waters s no more ua.vun: up. e t1 W1 t. ree son~. aay anlj!l:'"l t t t • .,y m1ft tQen 1 ·28 29) when thev we~ ftood d It fl h" B 1 nd L.-' • • h 1 · d · · 1 'bi !t • • • " a to estroy a es . u a b..::lf Wl~s. e11 t sous tn ftlte. etr ony respon11 1ty ill•oct"tofain (Edeniedispensa-N h .Ted 1 h'
all ( 1 Pet. 3 :20), as is certified was to God,-~ who had saved them tion (){ "lnnocenct") but this oa 11~" anew, ant d' Gn1 by the Apostle Peter. Two o£ from destruction with all the mdtd in the iah~t of ex-Ham amned :1new, an oc:
every beast, cattle, f~wl , creeping other ~plc who died in tht pulsion when SO: sinned. Then P!ac-;d a curse ~~pon Ham and
thing, each aftrr their own kind Aood. ( toc:t gave them one com-God made anorher covmant hts deset:ndants, A servant ~f
went in also, m:1le and female, lWintl, ''Be fruitful, and multiP.IY (Gen 3 ·lS) with Adam after Krvants shall h~ ~ unt\ h1~
for the prestrvation of the spe-and replenis h t~ earth," whiCh h k. · .1 ~u as rood breth~n ." God satd t atj•P ct
cies. The water~ over the 10J:>! were the i~nti?~ wor~s that (~da:~ dfsv~::tion of "Con-~hould be e~la_rged an Shem
nf the mountatns and "all m God u~ m glVIng H 1s first science") This ended in lhe pun-should. be es~taUr bl~ssed by
whoR nostrils was the b~ath of command to Adam (Gen. 1 :28). ishmcnt ~f the flood and then a spt·oal relat10ush•p wtth God,
life, of oil tha,t was in the dry THE NEW OIDEI OF LIFE God in gnat patienc~ love, and and the descendants of Hamd land died" (Gen 7:22) "In the ' . ' should serve both Japheth an
six hundredth and fi rst ~ar in Then God described to Noah mercy, made a t~rd covenan! as Shem. Thus the effects of the
the second month on rhe ~~en the new conditions and circum-man was abo~t t'! embar~ tnt1 Noahic covenant still stand to·
and twentieth day' of the month, stances that wouJd !:>'~~ail . in !,he era (Noahtc dts~hon ° day, and no man can change it.
was the earth dried." Thus, after the new post-Rood CIVthza.~ton. Hur:'ad ~~~~.:nme:;:ll )~ll ~ However, J~:sus came into the
d ten da of IHt': in Hereto fort':, man had subsisted ~om~~ ' et cr s h world to save siuners from among ~:. ~~~r ~oah hill. yf~mil\' and upon "every herb ~aring se~" f cut ~:!,:t:Y m~he by s~~l w~c:: all the descendants of Shem,
I h ' ' ben · i:)rd and "every tree, m the wl11d1 o a • nel er . Ham and Japhetil alike a I 1 e men, wom~, '~t!ii, 1 ~. is the fruit of a trte yielding any more be a Aood to de:4troy ' ·
LESSONS FOR US cattle. and crecpmg thmgs ldt seoed" and the llcasts fowl and t h c earth." This proP, i • ..
the ark when God opened the creePing things hai for 'f()()ol included all living creatures as
door and gave the word. "ever~ "ftt'n herb" (Gen. 1 :.?J, well as man. We are still ~joy-• 1 · •· ben fi 1 1 f GOO is supreme. His word is THE ARK AND ITS CARGO 30 ) ut all this fV'"cdul 31ll mg tu~; e ts am. secun Y o ,~ h final. He is a God of love and
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ALONE Some hJ·"""rcrilical nPOple harmonious herbivorous existence thal covenan:, for 11 as never ld ha
... off at the ',··,-lea tl•·at li>'e·-a•k o{ man and beast was to be been abrogatrd or amended. mercy or He never wou ve .a. u I -..... " ' given men so many opportunities \ ... ,__, • : '0 &:at' ,.. 'T A '-C. 0 T T
would hnld all li~·ing creature!'. changed fofr the ,worse. as. a c~n· It is possible that there had to repent. But He will not be I of trust. Know, REALLY know, that He is
Rut, as 1 .stntt':'fl m the pnx~:<l-seFquencel o ~'ln s conhtmfumg smt. been many gen~rations of human trifled with. Man is on this earth JUST BECAUSE YOU GET THAT ow, low
in• les~n on ";'ltoah :mrl the rom t 1at tune on t e ear am be. h. 1, bel • lh·,, 1 .1 God b be. H . feeling from time to time, don't think lovingly wotching over you at all times. He "k " L-. • h tread of man as upon all nf mgs upon t IS cart o.e to g on y y mg IS I h II I k d h d . • Ar •. tne~ were gtant~ m t t-< .. w . . Adamic ra~.:e. but tht'y all, ap· faithful witness and obedient that you ore o one. It appens to o . o us, nows your nee s, your opes, es~res, an01
earth m those da\·s i\nct Noah the other hvmg c reature~. m· 1 d th h servant, to accomt>lish God's and fr..,uently it stems from a disturbing dreams. No pain, nor hardship, nor opposi· nrobablv was ten Or' tihet"n feet eluding the fish, and man woulJ parent y. l'almde t?dan en rouhg ., h b th h dl r~n an:l miuht ha,·c harl a four have dominion ove r thelll. son,u· ~\'U.r d~WI ede . caGtastr~p It:, plans, and, if man persists in sense of apprehension of t e future. Low tion can ever e more on rou con on e,
'• . .. . ' Th .. .. , td sue 1 as •s m 1cat 1n ene sts : his refusal to· ohey GOO, then spo'ritodness is often the result of anxiety for He knows your individuo limits. To ex-foot cuh•t (the 1ilst:mce from e tame crt':atures 'I'OU 2 . k ha h. h tT d · 1 ed 1 d he · ·1 r h lbcw h be "wild" in the future (after :And.we n~wt tt IS gemera-e will be cut 0 an pumsl · about future well-being, or about material peri.,ce His healing power, simp1y on s in• 1 msu e 0 1 e e 1 to 1 r ft ) d t1on wtll end m a fcn·ent heat-God's command today is for us I h d A h · eoroly WAuT Him to touch you. Then yield end of the lon~st finger 1. lf su, the ood1 h • and ~~h man an ·but thert: will be no more uni-to hear and olJt"y Jesus Christ. provision or the yeors a eo . t t ese times, ,.,
the ark<-ould have been 1200 fe'!'t some1dobet eo!herhvmgc8•eahtures ve••·l flood' s s ,·nce we have His onlJ• !-gotten Son, as ou r 0 stronge and wonderful experience con be your total self to Him. He will respond with
lmw 2(X) feet wide and 1:?0 feerwou canuvorousor es -cat· 1 -d 1 · · · .h ~ 1 f th .d th f the mo··oeulous tou-'-tho! makes you whole in ... -· -· Th. 1. came o atom1c power y· Sa"iour and Lord. If we fail in yours. It con pul you up out o e ep so , r;n drep. It was prob.'thly ~11tarc at tng. 15 would carry a pena ty, d ' 1 · -11 1 · h 1 if d d. 1 y · ·1 ·11 body · d d · ·0 If you are feel ing low the cornerS like 01 barge ;"~nd had "and surely your blood of your· d r ~ g en bomhs: an . nuc ear th1 s, then we w1 )( pums e( se -pity on 1scouragemen • our sptn WI , mtn , an sp1r1 .
fl bo 1 . • . li \·es will 1 require · at the hand po1Hr, we can ea!iidy believe that just as surely as were the sinners rise and you will have a glowing reali zation right now, discover for you{self how you con ~ a\ t:;'~ tS: t la~u:; c~~rymg of e~ry beast will '1 require it, God has i~ in His own time ~o in l\oah'!ii day. \\'here do you that nothing in this world con really keep experience His healing. Make the first move
la.,paedco yo mach~nme~n o,",.',· .. ,.!!",-and at the hand of man; at the dest.roy .th is earth and all that IS stand ? H ave you an:epted Jesus you down. How is this done? Simply by keep• then see how He responds. ufor He shall n n y, e • ......, .. • , ·11 on 11 w11h a great heat. He has Christ as your Sa\'iu ur and Lord? H 1 h th to k
or other roo'.ns thatodoccupyh_so ~~neqdu~~e;;,ee)i~;fs=t;\~h:~ said that He will do so just as If not, you wi ll perish as d id the ing your mind filled with thoughts of .God, give is ange s c orge over ee, eep
much space m a m em s 1P· , · soon as He is through with this unbelie\'ers in ~uah 's day. aM by actively practicing the mentol attttude thee is all thy ways." (Psalm 91 :11.) ~~~~::~~:~~::~:::r£s;i ~~t~~~-~ 't~h.;~;Y ;t; ST T H Q MAS 8 I 8 L E L ESSQ N s ~~~~~~.!cho REPRINTs~~ ;:J,~:se:~~~OH FROM
cent live in wat~:r leaving only 40 the sheddtrtf of mans blood. not Leue" I, S.rteall P.O. lox 35096, Uouato", Texas no35
per cent to be l~d creatures. Of of ~sts',1 bl~. hThe rea .. ''11
1 The a.~ount of the ra11 of Jericho is sadly neglected today a.Jthough It W8.5 Samaria. the traditJon or Mary Maadal~. and finally, the Church of the these 40 per cent, I am told (The given 15, ' or m ~. c im,agc o
Ark (m d Scinla. by Harry God made he man. M~n s bod,Y an historical event whkh must have shaken the ancient world from sea to sea
Rimmer) that 70 per cent are in-a!ld blood are sacr~ m God s and has remaint'd in thl• memory of the human race as one of the great dis-
sects, which leaves only 12 per Sl~~· n>en as are hlS soul and asters of h i~tlnry . \\'hilc it!! destruction was not as dramati<" as that of Sodom
cent of the living creatures t..l ~pu·~t. Paul wrote to the Cor-and Gomorrah in some ways, in other ways It was more mtmorable, since a
occupy space in the ark. or only mthl,ans o .c~r. 6 :19) that a conquering anny was involved.
about JOCI,(XX). There are only mans bod'{ IS Intended to~ the
about 20 kinds larger than a big "temple o the Holy Ghost and The h istorical event, as always, should be empha.ized ru·st. We can picture
dog. So 1 guess thn-e was plenty should ~ used to g1ori!Y God t o the general apprehension about the mighty Israelite holt which gripped the
of empty spo1ce in the ark. All the ~~om It .should be IJVtn as a whole countryside. There are some recentl y d!SC'overed pagan writings which
creatures ate various forms of liVID( sacnfi~ (Ro.m. 1 :J2 ). But bear record to the Kent-raJ state of alann. The Bible also reOects some of thl.a
vegetation and this would need men treat their bol:he~ even wor~ h f B no ref ri~ration , being mostly than beasts t~at theirs. Men use terror in t e story o alaam. who was called by the King of Moab to curse
grain of all kinds (Gen.l :29,30). alcohol: tobacco, ~d dope. and th e camps of the twel ve tribes spre ad beneath th e mountain with their brightly
Jesus Christ was in Heaven at otherw1se abu~ the~r ~1es, and colored tent:s and th eir banne rs nuuering in th£' wind. Jericho lay directly in
the time and s.aw the ark. of be.1.st s do t;ot. This IS because the path of this thn.•ateninK horde prowling east of Jordan. It was the strategic
which He spoke, as stated in m~ ~re smnt:rs, for they. l~se key to the whole land.
Matthew 24 :37. the1 : mtellccts to c_hoose en I 1.n·
SACRIFICE AND COVENANT stead of g~. Antmals arc w1ld When Joshua finally gave the command to cross the Jordan and launch
and ferOCIOUS because of the the great campaign o f conquest. th e people of Jericho shut themselves up be-~Vhen Noah left the ark, he curse upon the earth. due to hind their great walls to withstand a siege. The story then tells how Joshua
bUilt an altar untc .the Lord and man's sin, yet, they care for not Qnly captured the city but level led it to the ground and kUled all the in-offered burnt offermgs of every their own bodies better than men.
dean beast and fowl. which is The new Heaven and the new habitants-man. woman, child and beast. Joshua's assult was certainly one
the reason that he took seven of earth will be free from the cur!oe of the mnst remarkable ever delivered. It must have been an awesome sight
each ki nd of them into the ark of sin (Rev. 22 :3). fo r the inhabitants to set' th e anny marching in silence. day after day, around
with him. In respon:.e to Noah'~ th(' eight acres in which they we re walled up. On th(' seventh day, they broke offering. "the Lord Solid in his THE FLOOD KILLED NO ONE heart, 1 will not again curse: tht: Then God gave another d~:tail ; thei r silent•t• with a blast of the trumpets and a mighty shout at which the walls
ground any mnre for man's sake; "Be ye fruitful, and multiply; collapst.-d and the Israelites rushM upon th e city from all sides to bum and
for the imagination o f man:s bring forth abundantly in the kill. :"Jo atom bomb could be mor(' effective o r work much faster. Joshua then
heart is evil from his yomh {th1s earth, and multiply therein." GOO cursed th e d ty, that it should not be rebuilt. The campaign of conquest had
is what we call the condition of had made the earth to be inhabit-begun.
original sin, or total depravity (:(] and not be a waste (I sa. 45 :
of mankind!: neither will I again 18) and as all of the other de-
smite any more ~:very thing, as f scendants of Adam living 1650
have done" (Gen. ~ :21 ) . Then years after Adam's creation had
the Lord gave th1s t:uaranty: separated themst!lves from God
"Whilt': the earth n·maineth, and their souls were dead, He
s~dtimt: and harvest, <~nd cold had washed them off and had
and ·heat, and summer and win -returned the dust of their bodies
ter, and day nnd night :.hall not to the crust of the earth. Then
cease." Thus the Nrth will re-He started all ovt':r with Noah to
main as presently cCinstitutcd 110-repopulate the earth. Sometimes I
ti l God destroys it with a fer-hear people accuse: God of cru-
v~nt heat (2 Pet. 3 :10 ). elty in se:nding the flood, saying
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In rect•nt years there have been excavations at ./ericho which have brought
up evidence o r a city o n the site a!i long ago as 10.000 B.C. Thus ills the
oldest ci t.\' who!le remains have bl'('n found anywhere. and may well be the
first r ily ever built. H so. it would have been founded by ='Joah or one or his
:~ons. The remains from centuries or history have been unearthed, but strangely
enoul(h the excavations have thrown no light on the destructions so vividly
described In the Book of Joshua. All things from thai time have been carried
away by wind and rain, bt'<'aU!<C th(' site remained unoccupied fo r at least
450 yea rs and then. after a short occupation. has been unsettled to thi• day.
Modem Jericho. wh k:h was first buUt by Herod the Great, is a mile and three
quarters to the southwest. where there is a second 1ource of water. It wWI
Herod's city that Jesus knew. II was a glittering. royal retidence. but answered
to the ancient city whkh had been razed by Joshua. The Bible records that tht:
first man who defied Jo!hua's curse to rebuUd th~ city was Hlei the Beth elite
in th e time o f Ahab. He paid the penalty In the loss or his fint·bom and young-
es t sons.
The significance of Jericho goee beyond the shiver which mutt have passed
through the clvUized world at its fal l, ror II haA served to typify the world.
More npeclally, It •f4rnltles the GentUe or p .. an world. The tall of Jericho
thu1 typlftes the md of the wort d. When JeaUI told the 1tory or the &ood Sam-
aritan, he could expect hla llstenera to undentand that the man who went
down rrom Jeru.•alem to Jericho wu typk:aJ or tht human r.:e which went
down rrom the Garden of Eden bllo the worl,d. Paul wu alto 10 draw upon the
fall o( Jericho for tbe worda wtth whk:h he detcrtbed th~ NCOnd COmlna of
Chrlll In hla letter to the Cortnthiarq, he wrttet .. the trumpet thall aound.' and
.the deed shllll be ralecd incorruptible. • In h .. nm letter to tbe Th.,alonlua..
he write&, • The Lord shall dacend from heavm wttb a shout. wltb a vok:te or
the arcban111. and wlth lhe trump or God. • The lhout and the tnampef are
certainly oehoed In !he IIIII of Jertc:ho.
1'be MVWI dmet around tbe city are c:on~y tymbolk of 1M H'Ytll
dayo of cnallon. and !he ....., ... of hlotory, The trumpet and tile obou~
-lho eoll-of !he wtiiJ. !he dootnM:tlon of the c1t7 on !he'""""' da7, all
an typk:al of 1he twntl or 11M:...,...,. or lut • ofhlttory .mk:b O.rtt.tlanl
bovo ~-ao bolna tile p.-... bollnnlnl wt!ll !llo olea!ll and nour· ' . -of-. ....._ of .... pI Itt -lo Jlebab, !bo barlot, -lo Ired-oily the~ of !bop .. -ore---a.-.. _. arob ........ tlniD
tho Cit-o1 God. ID tho ..,._ clayo o1 tho Cit-.......... pl'l-
notod, "It 1o by bor laltb _. boopllolll)r -!bobarloo --oa..s.•
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GentUt: Nations.
It should abo be noted here that th e leader of the army, the conqueror,
bean tht: 1ame name u the saviour or the raoe. The word Is the Hebrew word
for '"saviour• and the name Joshua ll rendered Jesus in the Gfffk. The name
Jeaua. o r Jo1hua, appun the ftnl time ln tht Bible when Motea sends him to
ftght acalnst AmaJek. Jaue (.Hrlllua) is the leader of the army. He aiao
lntrodUcea a neW kind ofleeiti'ifiztp.llliOilbede:ath of MoHII, whkh aymbollzea '
the end , ot the Levi.Hcal unit, ~;.,j,lftel). deatroyed In the fal.J. of Jeru~alem In
70 A.D. A11o Jo1hua besan his aovemmenl at Jordan where. after baptism,
Jesus bqan his ministry. Joshua then leadl his people Into the promised land
ror a long campaign of conquett, jutt u the Risen Christ leads the church
mUitant (the church at war) in Its conquest of the world.
The Episd~ to th~ Hebrewa dlttin1ul.shea between Joshua (Jetus) the son
of Nun, and Joshua (JnUI) the Son otGod.
ISRAEL to Peace --Key
By ARTHUR PETRIE, Th.O., Ameri can Boord of M1 ss•on~ to fhe Jews
Headquarters at 236 West 72nd Stroet, New Yorit:, N.Y. 10023
(COMTIMUID 'IIIOM LAST WI!I!ICI of the convenion of the \o\'orld." That
One entifl" Paalm i. devoted to the is the teaching of Psalm 67.
theme of thi' m,...Hge--I!'II:A.f.L : KEY TO A true bnelite said long ago: "God
WoRLD PI:.At.£. It teaches that Isnel divides all nation~ into Je"-'!1 and Gen·
will FIR!'T be blnsed with the peace of tilea; His pUtpoAe and wish is that we
ulv.tion, and then all "the nation~" and should commence "'·ith Jerusalem, ami
1U .. the peorli'S" of the e1rth .. .ball fear His promise tt:arhes us that throu~h the
Him"-th"' God of brael. The Psalm rettoration of hrat:l the ~olden era or
is the 67th. Plea.t: read it .. it is in the the world •·ill be u!!hered in. R~mt:mlwr
American Sli•ndard \'er~ion. It MlUil' that Israel was the fir~!. and ~hall ap:ain
be rud verse by verse to pt:rceive it. be the foremost in the p:reat ('horus of
great meuase. It it the PkAYI:R OF IS· nations" (Adolph Sa phir).
RAEL for it. own bleNing, ~~.nd then for The q~Cion may co me to the reader :
"aalvation among alluatio1•" (vene :.!) · .. Which Israel is the Ke)' to Worlrf
Cod bt u.ereifal u11to 1111., a11d ble .. ut. Peaee?" The literal and the ~pirituil l
And cause hi• face to •hine upon uJ: lsr1el shall be the forerunner of the Cfln· Selah. · vt:nion of the world.· The present Is· The w..rd .. .,. .. JDeaftll Israel: it is • 1 be rae is not t "11piritual Israel." and
vrayer tu' thent and t'Oit them. The V"''' world peace will not come from it. One
pole of tl .. tt prayer is npre..e1t in the of their own aays: "It is leM than rPal ·
nex.t vent:: istic to think of Israel at the moment as
That thy wa1 11••1 be how• "'""" ~•uh. anything but a virile, liule. r.ecular na -
Thy ... J.ation amuo1 all ••lion• tion. It doa not aim fo give the world
The ne1t three ~ena (3, 4, 51 con· s MHtiah. Jt wanta peace, independ·
tain several fervent prayers for "the peo-~nee. •nd a tr:ood life for its citit:enA~· In
pie." of the earth, and 11 su re propbc.ry the pre.ent hrael ''a major renaiUJnre
concerning them : of Judaism it goin~t on." In time, God's
Ld tb.o pce11lu P'•i~e 11'k~. u t:od. time, it w.ill ile..e in the New lsr•t:l. A
l.d ell the peupln praiee 1'-:. Hebrew Slateaman ask~d a Jew living
Oh kt the -tiona i.e al•t.l ami •i"J outeide the land of Israel : "How will you
fur j.ry-; tunive at Jews?" The answer was,
Fm-thoa will judae •he ~~a.. with "Throu«h the reli.,ion." The statesman cq11itJ, 0:0
AH "'""n' the natlofl• upo11 unh. then •id: .. brael wiD be a land built on
Seith. the Bible. That I can promise yo u. As
Let the peovles pr•i.e thH, 0 God; for the reliJion ... that ia a ,great my•·
let ..U the .-oplet pnlte Ike. tery." The Hebrew Scripeurea ltate and
h L.. tMch that the great mylllery of 1he re· 'Then the Spirit uf Gvd, throll8 tne lipoo of lll'ael will be rnt~lved when
PNimiot, fom<llo tho bl<.ihp of tho lsrool :"': the M-loh. H•• re"•ion material earth AFTD JuMI "ur aad "' leaeed wW then the R"ligion of the "new thea the peoplet or the eerth are b co.eunt" acx:ordin• to Jemniah 31 ::J). with Nlwatioa. "'
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NEIPOI!T HARBOR EIISIIII
SfOOIID SECTIOII - -P. 3
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BALTZ
MOR1VARIES
1741 lllrlaNJR AYI.
COITA IIIlA
llldwor ._Z4Z4
JIW I . COAST MfWAY
COIIOMA DIL liAR
ORiole 3"1450
s•ce 1941
A CONSIRVATIYE
App~och to ln.vronce
Sandi Walker weds
Christopher Common ED lAID
of J•y 6 R~"fro
Phon•: 673-9379 Two S&n Diego State Col-She wore a traditional
lege students were united white gown of heavy silt
tn maniage at a June 8 wttb satin piping at neck
ceremooy performed by tbe and sleeves. The A-line
Rev . James Lamberth at styled gown was made with
Cbrist Cta&rch of the Sea nat tailored bows down tbe
Methodist Church on Balboa back. Her shoulder l ength
Peninsul&. 'leU was held with a head--
MATTRESSES
WKW -a&aOD.DIIfG
I~Tt&Uiar Sha~
........ -c.tt-.
COSTA WUA MAnllSS CO.
2110New...,tN. LtMttyi-IJOJ Cbristopher James Com--piece or lace and satin. She
moo SOil 0( M d M carried a bouquet or yellow , r. an rs.
James A. Common or 4i>A baby roses and daisies.
.CIGAIIEnES Broadway. Costa Mesa, took The bride was escorted to
2Sc per pack with 1964 Saodi WalKer tor his bride the altar by Mr. Boisseranc,
<p.l&rter in a double ring atteroooo her stepfather. Preceding
TUR,'O~R DRUG ceremony. the bride was maid ot honor ,
2541 IJI. Co a.Jt 1/wy. The bride is the daughter Mi ss Kathy Mei er, who wore
N~w ort Beacla of Mr . and Mrs. J .T . Bois-a yellow voile gown over ~=======;:==~s~er;:!an~c~~of~L~agu2!!o~a~B~e~a~c~h~. peau de soie. It was made I in the A·line style with yel· ~----low satin bows bordering
.......... -bern aod sleeves. Sbe c ar·
..... • rted a daisy bouquet, as
did the bridesmaids, Miss
Olane Sborrner and -Miss
Nancy Bercu.
'lest maa was Feliz Toed-
• ~\'.!: Ullb~r.• i"'')u,ded tile
mOther or tbe W*Ji, Sid
'COIIID:IOn; 'itepo~er of. the
bride, JoHn 1 T. Boisseranc
Jr. and Les Osborne Jr. ---------------------~ A reception followed t he
Planning a vacat ion? T hen
here's a t ip that'll help
ma ke your trip a bit more
We all know how impor-
tan t it is to Mve t ime in an
emergency. That's why we
have included spat'e:o~ for
numhers such a" Police,
Fire De part m e n t and
Family Doctor on the in-
"ide front cover of your
phone book. To always
ha ve these numbe r s
hand y, why not ta ke a
enjoyable. It's a good
idea to take a few
seconds and phone
a head for reserva-
tions. I'm sure you'll
b e m o re r e la x ed
knowing that ac-
commodations are
waiting for you.
few seconds right now and wri te t hem in? The fastest
way to get help is to dial the number direct , but if
for any reason you can't -dial '0' for Operator-
she's there to help.
• • •
Gene Wl. i te t M be seen
almost every d•y in oar
Cost• \le .. -Newport Tele·
phone 9a•ines•l"lffice. Gene
i• oar new Aasist•t Man•
1er. Orisinally from Ten•,
he recently joieed PaciCic
Telepi.Ofle after • toar ie
th• N•vy woft:ia1 in com·
•aaicatiob• .. d public re•
latioas. Hit nperience
aaltes him • aa~ral lor
Mlephooe work~ Since h•
•• new .to eMir .,. ... c. •• it
•xioaa to pt •e~aiatad.
He'd like to han yo. 11t0p
I• •d .. Y · ''h•llo."
wedding at the F. bell Cl u~
bous e in Balboa. Mi ss Teri
Termaine })resided over the
guest boc:*.
Aft er a boneymoon at Car·
mel and San Francisco. the
yo'ufl@: couple will live in
San Di ego. Tbe bride is a
graduate of Newport Harbor
High and is majOring in
St>e ech arts at San Diego
~at e.
The bridegroom also was
gt&duated from Newport
Harbor Hi gh School and will
receive bis degree Crom San
Diego Stat e in January. He
is majoring in sociology.
N.H. SERVICE lEAGUE
TAKES A BREATHER
Newport Harbor Service
League mem bers will hold
their annual summer party
Saturday, June 22. League
members an d th eir hus-
bands wi ll met!t at Ports
O'Call, San Pedro, and
board the SS Princess Cor an
evening or dining and dan c--
ing while cruis!Jlg the Los
Angeles Harbor. Cbainnan
or th e ho spitality com·
mittee Is Mrs . Philip S.
r>oane.
The evening will provide
a "breather'' Cor these
volunteers who wort through
the summer at th e Coffee
Garden and the Children's
Art Wortshop in Corona del
Mar.
NO!L IURitS' MOTHER
SUCCUMBS IN LAGUNA
Ruby Elva Burts or La-
gtma Beach, moc.her or Noel
Burts ol Costa Mesa, died
Moaday, J une 10. at South
Coast Community Hospital,
Loi!WJO Beach.
Mra. Burts wu born Sept.
8. 1901.1n Boll var, Mo., and
came to California and
OrMge COUDty ln 1923.
Olber aurvtvora are her
buoboad, noyd; • daul!l>cer.
CleaN 8arl(tlat ol Peaoayl•
viDia; 2 &iK era, Betty
Blaa4eo1UU.Gia, aodJ-ta~.,._J' 2 e 2 • e.cb•• ot ••eourt: t --~-.... 21!<ftl· ..-1-. ~~om-""' bold J-11 I& Plclllo Vlow Cloopel,
wllll Dr. P.O. ti1U77 r of
1M FINI lltfell& Cloan:• ol
0aota -00 olllciMI •
.. __________________ _, .. _, -aa Poclllc
Ylow -at Port.
Mary Lou Hays wed
to Arthur R. Coleman
'l1lo -.. IDd al._fa. oiJ>II>kiDd wblta canwlooa.
law 0( 11M bride-.. far A -ioo (Ot rllo bride
llarJ Lao HloJa llld -llld .,_ wu bold o& 11M
R. ~-1boJ-boo1o ollbo bride' -ta.
muried llay 1.2 Ia Coota Mr. aod Mro. Jobe ......,.Mit,
lleaa. 1!111~ Vuaar Pl., Coat&
Edwonl ~Aoohon!t ol Coota -· Mela MrYed u beM ..._, After a 2·.week boaeymom 10!1 bla Wile, ,.arte, wu in HawaU, tbe newlyweda
matro11 or boaor at tbe •iD&le are mattac tbeir bome at
<IDI ..vloe as 2 p.m. I& 11M 1158 Tulip Laoe, Coota
PrHb)'lerlaa Cburcb o1 11M Meaa.
Coveaant. Tbe Rev. Warrea Tbe bride 11 employed by
Studer performed tbe mar-Uoited CaUComia Bank in
riap ritea. Newport Beach. Mr. Cole-
The bride wore a pink l&oe man ta owner ot Art's Meats
1own over crepe Uld carried at Coaat Market in Corona
a white camacioo bouquet. del ,.ar. He formerly resided
Tbe matron of boaor al10 at 801 Gary Pl., Ne wpon
wore pink and had a bouquet Heilhts.
Boutique p~ans made
Miss Ann Struck wtU pre--courJ«il)l members to put
aeot her ·'trunk in the at.. their free s ummer time to
tic'" to the Junior Ebell good club use in preparation
or Newport Beach at a pot-ror .the ways and means
luck s alad luncheon in tbe boutique to be held In
home of Mrs. Daniel Haya November. '
at 11 :30 a.m. today, June Mrs. Louis Alpinieri has
20. presented a painting to be
Miss Stru.ck , boutique shop raiDed at the meeting. ~t
owner in Orao1e , Will be her request, proceeds wtll
demonstrating the many poe-be used r~r the, group to
sibilities ror their di scard Join the Ch1ldre n s Theatre
items and the renovattoos Guild.
that will tum them to an ea-The business meeting, to
thetic, usable state. be conducted by Mrs. Ed-
Third vi ce-president, Mrs. ward Whitehouse Jr .. presi-
Paul Hadley, Will be en-dent, will include reports or
swnmer activities and action
on by·law changes.
DELTA DELTA DELTA
MOTHERS INSTALL
Installation or new offi-
cers fot the UCLA chapter
of Delta Delta Delta Mt;
tber'a Club, was held last
weet at the sorority house.
Mrs. James Gessner, out.
going presJdeot installed
tbe following Dew officers:
Mrs. Richard Nelson or Cor.
ooa del Mar, president; Mrs.
Olstave Rothe, vic~presi ·
dent: Mrs. William Murray,
secretary; Mrs. H. Cordon
Mcoermatd, trea surer; Mrs.
Douglas Bothwell, publicity;
Mrs. Richard Osborn, mar-
shal. Twelve new members
or the mothers' club were
initiated into Psi Psi Psi,
tbe internationa l mothers'
club or Delta P elta Delta.
TOOL IDX STOLEN
DIE T EX P ERIM ENT parti cipants ar e, from left, Ma,..
lene Bell, with poor Mal colm; Farrah Mischler, Na.
tional Dairy Council nutritionist fo r Orange County ,
and 13arbara Hom, with wel l fed Jotm. {Vanguard
photo.)
Tests expose faulty diet
All animal feeding demoo· grown as much as his litter
stration conducted by 2 mate. In ract. his ove rall
cOsta Mesa High School size and weight was about
studen ts supports evidence 15% less than John 's.
that the typical diet or some According to Mrs. Peggy
or today's teenagers can ~hubert, the homemaking
be hannCul to health. teacher involved In th e
The experi ment was con-projec t. the girls were
ducted as a science class truly amazed by the results.
project by seniors Marlene Sh e sai d her class papers
Bell, 18. and Barbara indi cated the students had
Horn. 17. Using controll ed learn ed more about nutri tioa
scientific techniques, th ey and health fro m the rat
careCully red and cared for feeding test than an ything
2 white rats for 7 weeks. else she had presented
One or the furry animals, duri ng the tenn.
whom the girt s named The exp eriment Is designed
"John", was fed a well to provide young people
balanced diet, while the with an opportunity Co r
other, called "Mal colm," original research aod at the
received a diet dispropor· same time show them by
tionately high In carbo-di rect involvement how im·
hydrates and low in protein portant good eating habits
foods -very similar to what are to growth and develop-
many youngste rs eat each man during the teen years .
day. The rat feeding demon-
J ohn 's dally moou In· stratioo program is part or
eluded ground hambu rger th e nutrition and health
and other protein roods, a edu catir n materialsprovtded
lot or fr esh vegetables and schools in the state by
fru it, breads an d cereal s, Dairy Cound l Of CalHomia .
and mil k. John ate well
duri ng the project and ex-DRIFTWOOD IURMS
A spotli aht was left to o hibited consistently good near a pi ece of driftwood ~wth and development and lit arted smokin&. fillin1
(A SPECIAL
MESSAGE TO
SELF
EMPLOYEO
PEOPLE)
Hn'show
you can
save taxes
today
New liberalized tu
act gives bil bruk
to self-employed.
You can HI Hide
up to $2500 or 10%
of your taxable
income a year,
whicjlever is less,
tax-free for your own
pension plan.
• Rul Estate Brokers and
Salesmen • M1nuf1etu r· ers' Re pru enta tives •
Doctors • Lawyers • Den· ttsts • Sel f·em ployed countants, w~~ters. archl·
accounta nts, writers, I f·
th<tects. ena1neers, artists and many other profes.
sion al people c•n now
part1cipa te. M•rehants, Farmers, BusinHsmen. If
you own your own busi-ness or are a partner this
new prosram ts open to
you.
How to Start
Stop at etth er of oor two ofl1tes and talk to our pens10n e11pert. (It IS I
pleas,ng:y 11mple proce·
duro.) He w'll help you
1111 out thru 1hort forms
and our tru1tees wtll han·
die IRS approYal for you. Our current d1111dend rate
IS 5 00% per annum patd quarterly. This Is an an·
nua l yteld of 5.13% when compounded da lly and
m1 intainr<1 for one year
Newport
Balboa
Savings
AHO lll.\N ASSOCIATION .. :..-::-·· ....
.~-
JOYCE OLSON, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olson,
3104 Roosevelt Way , Costa 1
Mesa, has won the win gs of
a Trans World Airlines flight
hoste ss. Having comol eted
& weeks of classroom. and
in-fli ght ttai ning at TWA's
Jack Frye T rai ni ng Center
i n Kansas City, Mi ssouri,
Miss Ol son will be serving
passengers on board TWA's
Intern ational StarStream
fligh ts from John F. Kerl-
nedy International .6.i rpo rt
in New York.
A tool box weighing about
80 pounds and containing
l !'i10 wortb or tools, was e&o* from JobD Canoll u.
407 3ht St. •• West Newport ,
Mond"Y night. or Tuesday
mo mlng. J une 10 or 11
Mal colm had a poor diet the sift shop o f Charles
made up mostly or s weet& ~cn ct!r, HOt w. Oce• t:L.
and deaaert"l,. french frtn Weu Newpbn. witb · stnbki .
and other foods popular Sunday, \fay 19. Newport
with teenagers. His diet Beach firem en toot: dle 3366 Via LIC6a. HewPOit Beadl. C...
included no milk. driftwood outside an d e"t-• Pftone &73-)130
The box had t.o be liried
over a 6 root fence. Mr. Car.
roll t.old Newport 11each
police he believes at least
people would have to be in-·
volved in the the n .
The girl s repo n ed that ti i'I JU ished the fir e. Corona dri Mar 2166£ to..st Hwy.
Malcolm lost hi s appeti te I:"'""""""""""""""""""~~ • Pt10flt 675-58SO aCler the fi rst week , became P A PALM£R. Ctla~r~~~an of the Board
nervous and jumpy. an d his I OUL D rou BELI E\'E AGH£S BLO MQUIST, Prrsldent
fur showed a lack or the Manufacturers' Sa mple ~ Rnourcrs 1n Eauss of
smoothn ess and shin iness ot W11olosole ! One Hundred M1llion Dollars
of the rat on the good dieL I SAMPLEMANIA SHOP Lincoln awards presented By the end or the 7 week 2640 E. Coast Hwy., ·COM
The 7th annual awards Jim Cote -English.
assembly was held at the · Karen F'eldman -social
Lincoln School on June 12. stu dies.
Parents or th e stu dents j:',lizabeth Brimmer -math.
who were to be presented T)an Reber -art.
with awards were invi ted to J ohn Miles -speech.
th e assembly on a conlideo-Pennie Glasgow .:__ drama
tial basis. Here is the li st Sue Pegg and Kellyn
o f the outstanding awards Beeck -ins tru mental music.
in academics and special Astrid Sto re -vocal mu-
award s. sic.
C)oott Cameron -studen t John Blanpied -lxlys·
body president's award. pre-P .F'.
period. Malcolm had not
.nLOfll ox,.OMJ
UST""" COIIDUJIA•t 'Dv"Of!l ,,.,. .........
sented by Principal 1\lemer Bill Conroy -boys' a th·
Carlson. leti cs.
John Blanpi ed - princt-Debbie Cook an d Lori e
t•'w•• ,.,._. -r•. -'" _., ...,., bhM !If Ml101'81, .rMi ._,., IWIIIIII'
t.oiff. ''"''"· _., fol ......... It!(! ·-~~·· 112 .•
pal 's award for strai ght A's Hall -girls ' athletics.
in all subjects an year. Petey Lon~ot -gi rls" P .F:.
John Miles 1Uld Mari a Jim Lu se -Spanish.
Ricca -Ameri can Legion Robert nemo tt -shop.
Post 291 award oo outs<an d· John Blanpied and Roben ••y DEPAIJIEIIJ STORE ing boy and Jti rl. Demo tt -science. 1M
Kellyn Beeck -jouma-Anri Foulds - clothing. 303 M•in St,...t _ Bolboa
li sm . Linda Jaoobus -•• ji;j;jjliiiiiiijji;~~~~~ili~~jiijji•.:=--
COMPLETE FUNERALS .... •245
COMPLETI FUNERAL AND BURIAL CENnR
CEMEtERY LOTS
From $130
MAUSOLEUM. CRYPTS
From $46S
.tltmnrial Jark
211 ....... , .. m
''E~ in One Benadfal Ploce"
Because tbe funeral and burial cader C1Dinpt
eliminates tbe need for promsiool dlroogb
heavy traffte on ovm:row~ bishways, family
and friends alike may now pay their full reo
$pedS by attending the burial schice, u well
as the chapel service, all at ooe &eautiful plac2,
at lm cost and more cocmnientt.
14101 • 14111 IUCH aYD,. Wlm
714 TWIIIIIIII J.MZ1 n4 ....... 1-1•
•
•
I
OEF; COOK of Irvine Terrace, former
councilman of Newpo rt Beach, is pictur ed
above in a class reuni on photo, which ill-
eludes al l 7 members of th e class of 1921
at Leona High School, Kansas. Occasion
fo r the reunion was th e reti rement of
Ray Weide as superintendent of Hiawatha
Schools In Kansas, after 43 years as
teacher, principal and then supe rinten-
den L Pictured here, from left, are Richard
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• J4tl L c.-....,, ........... ., .. .._...,~
je-~t
l001 E. COAST HI GHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR 91615
(f o,..••lr E"'•"•l 61~S405
At Your Servicel
WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR
COURTEOUS, PROMPT
SERVICE ...
Delaney, owner of a bank In Leona; Mr.
Cook, who is owner of Johnnie's LiQuors
in Coron a del Mar; Darcy Childs, general
m<11ager of a retail credit bureau In To-
oeh; retiring Sup L Ray Weide; walter
13rown, hardware uecutive in Kansas
City; Mrs. Harry Ukenau of Hiawatha,
the former Esther Hockendeffer, and Les-
ter Sherman, ran cher In Leona.
llliPOft IIAIIOII aHI
smliiD SlC1101 - -.,. 4
THIIIIIDAY,'JUIE 111,·-
COIIOIIA DEL IIAII, CALIF.
Honor~ciet~
members
loalor HODOr 8ocl•1-
bera ror oeat year baw biiD
ooloetecl b)' CorOD& del l'lr Hlp School. '1'118)1 are:
Pegy Mama, 8uUD Aa-
clenoo, Flotcbor lleacb,
Deborah Boll, VIckie Block,
Pamela Bl&lack, Jame1
ll<odbura, Stove Brlclpa,
EUubetb Carver, ChrtiiO-
pbor Cooper, tlor!&Mo Cox,
~en Crooke, Margaret
Dye, Kennetb EweJl, Laura
Ferpeoo, Oene Filher,
Laurie Fuller, Cindy Oadar-
iiD, Lorene Grater, St.eve
Hartley, Doug Jamoa, Hoary
Jobnson. Normaa Jobo100,
Steve Jump, Kathryn Lyncb,
Dorothy Po'acm1llao, Robert
,..cClellan, Pamela ~cCul·
lougb, Jane Pliller, Katherin
Wunroe, Richard Neisser,
Gary Nettles, Car 1 O~ander,
Kevin · f"'Le&l)', t/.icbael
Reehl, Jan Rinaldi, Cynthia
Speyers, Jim Stooer, DaVid
Terry, Sbaroa Thompson,
Angela Tosti, Judy Twil&-
gar. Wendy Walker, Dean
Wiese ud Bob v-uuama.
REGUL~R MEETINGS of the Ne-rl ~each area
Mail Users Council are now held at Newport Balboa
Savings and Loan Association headQUarters building.
Members of the council, representing local firms using
heavy volume mailing, exchange Ideas on expediting
mall deliveries and rel ated subjects. Pictured here
are Newoort 13each Postmaster H. Payne Thayer, at
left, and Alan Nicholson, corporat e secretary of New--
oo rt Bal boa Savin gs and chairman of the Mall users
Council . (G.H. Klrlpatrick photo.)
They saw Drysdale pitch
Bartoo Flats area or the
San Bernardino MountaJna ,
open ·to boys B to 11\, Camp
Cedar Lake is located 2
miles south or Big Bear
Village overlooking Big
Bear Lake, open to boys 8·
II.
"SURF'S UP" FOR BOOK
PROGRAM AT LIBRARY
Thirty-seven boys or tbe
Harbor Area Boys' Club,
along with several thousand
other youngsters from youth
organir.ations throughout
Southern California, were
guests or the Los Angeles
Dodgers and were thrilled to
able to watch pitcher Don
Drysdale of the Dodgers
record his historic 5-() sJlut-
oot or the Pittsburgh Pir-F'ollowulg. alon~o: with t11e
ates on June 4, on his way local upsur~t: of mtt!rest 111
to the all-time record of surfin~-:. the Newport BeilCh
58 t/3 scoreless innings. hbcanes have chosen
Many more such eJciting "surfs up" for the1r sum ·
trip s are being planned for mer readm~ pro~ram theme.
summer. As participants oomplete
All boys who are members a hook, tht!y may move a
or the Harbor Area Boys· paper surf hoard w1th their
Club are reminded that now name on 11 w a new surhn~
is the time to renew their cove on a California t:oasl
cards for 19A8-A9. The map po sted 111 the hhrary,
deadline for use of old und at the same 11me learn
cards is Jul y 1. new surhn~ terms. Th~ pro-
This year the Boys' Club gram started June 17 and
is offering 3 camp sessions: con clude w1t11 a party Auy;.
Camp Norris -Session 1. 23.
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Llt4L MOTICI
OIDIWAWCE wg. 1254 AI' OIDINAJOCE F THt: CITY OF NEtrPOIT BEACH
IEZONlNC PIOPEITY AND AMENDING DISTilCT MAP5
NO'S. 41 41, 4.f .UO U.
1\e Chy Cc; .. c ll of tile: City
of flfe~n Buda ••• ordohl aa followa:
5F.CnON I. TJ.e followlal •ICtlbed real property Ia aile
Cto0 of N•wpofl Budr., Co .. ty
ol raa3a, State of CaiUorala,
10 wU:
1\" ron loa of Bl ock a 56 ud $7 o Ind .. ',. S.bdiviaioa,
Ia the Chr of Na"'"JHHt Beach,
Couaty of Or•111e, Stall' of
CaiUon.la, •• r·er map re-ecrded In Book 1 pase B8 of )llacell-.,eollll Record ~hp"
In the nffice of the County
Recorder of Or!hl~e Couotl,
California, de•cribed aa fo. lo 1\fl:
July 8·15; Session 2, July A 6·Wdek story hour ses--
25-22 : Camp Cedar Lake, sion started Weduesday .
a e,lnninj!: a t the ~ortllerly
corner of lilnd deac.ribed In
the Option between the Irvine
f;ompan'' and .~Nonutrooi c
Sylltt'ma, Inc.. recnrded Oe-
rember 18, 1957 in Bool.:
-tl40, Pall" -117 o f Olfit'iMI H ~rord"': thll'ftl't' !\outh 68~
5.3' 48'" Eut 151 9.96 feet
ilion, th,. '\orth f"ill!itrrh liar
of "aid lilnd: thf'ore '\Orth 6°
5!i'-14 '" f:a"" 51'1.00 '""' 10 a
point on " nu n·tanfl""l r·nn r con e"'~ Sortltf!rh· ha•·injll il radiu 1"11 1600,00' ~~~~ • .il , ..
dial IO ~aid J?OiOI hll't1r10 ~Htlh
6" 55' .. , """'' thf"ft<'l! t:a .. lerh "]9,46 f<'l!l lli OOjll
Maid c.in·l! lhrou,rh iln anlll"
of ]5< 4-1' 13"': lh!!n<'" ],.11 \·
in,r "ilid t unc-'\orth .JQ8.20
fll'e t; thrnc e \nnh J:!' 07'
~ .. ~;"·"'' 60:! .. }9 f,. .. t. th••n•"
\orth :'0 12" 26" r .... , 362.6:!
fo•••l: th,.nn• \nrth 0 1:r II"'
t:a..t 1302.20 11."•·1. th••n t·~
\orl h 13• 17 " 1.1"" \\,.,.1 87-1.3·1
fePI; mn ro• n r ],.,,,., 10 th•· bP·
fi"OilO i Ojll of i1 •tlf\~ <'OO<'il\"
Snutho·rh ha • onjl ;t radiol-. .,f
ROO.OO f,.,.l . "h ich onn•· ;,.
th•• •nn1 inu .o1inn t1 f th.u I •·•·
t.oln 8110.00 front ,,.dou" r tH i r
in th,. \onho·rh hounrl"'' o f
fr .u 1 >O IIl, ,,., .,h ol\n no "
I>!Af' fjlr•l on llnnl IBt>, P•'ll".,
l.h thrnu11 h ."JO •n,.Ju .. ;, ... tlf
\J o .. rr•ll.tn,.nn,. \J,'J''" on lh,.
nff 1• o• o f .. ,Hoi f.n unt• He· '"'rl"'· lh•·nr ,. \urlh.,, ... ,,.,h
718. 10 ,,.,., "'''"ll '">ii<l • '"''" rhrn u11h an ·'O IIIP n l ;~ ·,1·
0~·· In lh•· \n rth••rl• '•·111<"1
.,f .. ,,,,, I'"' 1. th,.n•,. !'>.•nih R
1?' l "o" l\.•-.1 91)3.8 7 1•·•·1
.ol o~n 11 lh•' ~ ,, .. l••rl, lonu nol,tt\
uf .. a ,,j "1 ra• 1 In tho• '"'11111111111!
1>1 .t • ,,,.,. on ... t J•I lmun•l.or,
'""''''o• \,rih"'""'l "rh hal ·
injl ,, r.odu,., ,.f 1~0.0\J '""'·
th•·u• o· . ....,ulh ~><'-.l <•r1• .1 1\J. 111
f•••'l .tJOllll '-ollfj I Ul \ I' olrt•J
..,,,,,J lo,.ond.ll• lhr uu~tl• .to
itO IIi<• .,f f(, 1 I" ",J"". tho•tlrt'
..... otHh 2 1 .11" 18"" \\••.,1 12t)f..-
29 f•·•·l \!) tho• ~ .o.-.~o•r1 , o ,,,.
""' of f liwt -489:!, a,. sho"n
on a m•p filt'ol in Bonk 180,
dec~ased; and Ray Weide, substitute
guard, later superintendent of the Hia·
watha schOo ls in Kansas; seated, from
I eft, Hami lton Ki mm ell , sub stitute fo r·
wa rd; Dee Cook, guard; Darcy Childs,
team caotain and forwa rd, and Richard
Delaney, guard. Five of these cham pions
are in the 1%8 reun ion picture above.
Irvine Terrace Part -10
a.m. to 5 p.m.
Newport Heights ~Iemen·
tary ')choo\ -nooo to 6
p.m.
HIGH FLIER HONORED
Seaaion 3, July 21·28.Camp July . at 10 a.m. for pre·
ta located in the
1UO Sup~lor Av•.
Ll 8-5531
" ' ' ..LO'ttaUI& j.
BEA UTY NOO K
2732 E. Coast Hwy .
Corooa del Mar
Phone b 73-7 33b
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
HAIIOIIAJE STORE
FORG!T HARDWARE
Hardware · DuPont Paint
Smal l Appliances
2205 W. Balboa Blvd,
Newpo.-t Beach WILCOX.CIIITTINDEN
HAIIDWAIII Phone 673-2350 frfme-tl.,..l c ... ,._ ... "-
HTIHG 2700 w, =~wy .. N.l .
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Ensign Pub lishing Co.
0 /(q •l /1r i nlt>r s
• High speed ro tary
offset press
• Vari typ ing
• Headliner
2721 E. Coast Hwy,
CORONA DEL MAR
Phone: 67)..()5.50
~~~
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LIGAL IIOTICI
,.,. .. 24, 25 •4 216 of ••lei
Mhan ll• ... • lf11p•: tla .. ce
I.IO•II••Iat So•ala f4• 3-4' ll"
l"e• 690.91 feet alo•fl the
Soe1lau••rlr bo•a .. ~ o f
.. ,. TrlK!t 4892 10 • ll•e dl•
b•at• Nord! 68• 55' 48" •••t ffOI!t th .. polat or be_Ainl~r.
th .. u SOuth · 68' 55' 41·•
•:•1111 50.09 f~•t to lloe pohat
of b•~:l .. lolll,
•• •ho10·11 oa DhMrict Mep•
No'., 41 , U, 44 •cl .U refer-
red lll in SeetiN 20.06.030 of
the ~.IOpOn e .. ch Mu•icir.•i
Code ,.a •ude • per\ of"T de
20 of .. td Code! f• hereby reo :~C~I!II!cl from 1 " "". lli1tric1 \o
• "P·C" Oh"rlct and ••ld
District ~l•p• ~o'11, 41, 43,
44 end 55 Ire he reb' flmend~d
•ho,11. thl• 7.o ninjl chAA1•~.
Sf.CTIOS ~. The pJ ,.nninll Oi~t·tor of lhe City of ~·~~·port,
IJuC'h Is hert'b\· in~ttru cted end
directt'd 10 cihenl!J II' Oi•trlct ~l•p• ~o·l!l. -II, 43, 44 1\ftd 5.:.
100 •• 10 •ho" th e zonlnJt
chan11r de•t•ribed In SeC'tloo 1
hereof, 1t11d, 11110 tl1!d Dl•triC't
\IOIJI l'hMII h•• e hero •o •meod-
"d. th l' IIIIIIT!t' W.all renuiq in
full fort:f' Md ll'ffec t and l.tf' II
part o f Title :!0 olthe '\""POrt
HeaC'h \luni cip1l C:ode.
SF:f.TIO'\ 3, In lcc:o rdilnt·~
.,jth thf' pro\il'ion" o f Sec1ion
20.51.030 of thr \e,.port
Buch \lunir!Jial C.orle, tho:-
n,.,.-]opment P l11o for th,. t~n·
tire terrilon knol\n Ill thl'
:O.orth J\m i """· morl' fulh
dt'!>eribt'd •nd .fOned "" a ·•fl".
C." IJi lllri<'t in Sll'r t ion I olthi-.
oui incmct', \\It-" ilppro•t'd anti
adop1r.d b• lhll' Plannin/l Com·
miou•ion of lhll' f:ih o f \e"pon
BPar h b, llc-.<oahll ion \o. 708
.cot 11 puh/i,. hl'~trinll on ""·' lo,
1958. !-'~tirl 11"' "'"fm"n' Pl.on i., hi'II•)J\ IIJIIII<H rr and adopt-
,.,J ll\ '"'"'"""" pur.,uanl II) St-C'I iO n I I} o I th~ (1t, (haner
~tn •l ;.., tn adl'" p 11r1 o ( Till I!' ~'0
ol tho• '""""" u .. a rh \lun irj. p11 l Cnd ...
~U.TIO\ 1. T h1,. orri•nanr ,. -.n.,n !,,. Jlodoll"h"rl on• r on lh•·
111fi•oal """"'P"I'"' of t h,. Cil•,
;1o <i thr !oltlll" .J-.~1\ )J,. ,.ff,.C"II\0'
30 ,j.,, .. .,fl,.r th•• dot!" ul '''"
a<lnpl uon.
Th f, ""i'n"n"" ""'" ln lrn· ,j,,,,.d ,fl .o u·~ru],., 111r••t in,11 nl
th,. (,\I I nunr il of th,. (.it•
nl \,·,.pon llc-<Hh hrld on th,.
:!:'th tlr" o f \1.,,, 1968. and
""'" atlopi,.,J •·n th,. lOth d a• vi
lun", IQMI , l11 1h,. f,,lloH•Inl!
\11\0', 111 \\11:
\\ t.:-. t.OI \I 11.\H \ \1<-tn-
"'"· !-h•·ltom, \hH,.hilll, llnji"''"• lf i11h.
\l.H!-. ( 01 \( 11.\1~ \ \Mw .
•\II~E' I" I 01 \( 11.\a.\ P ar-
\rt ~:~r.
llor••rn \l,.t-.hnll
\I"' or
ShNiu~ lnteffof-Plants
-'~.-T.r-opicGf & i , ...
lnsectc id•s ond Fertili zer
S&H Gre., Stomps
FREE IJEI.I1 "1:Rl'
CORONA. DEl. M.\R NURSERY
2744 E. Cout H•·y,. 613-41160
o PLUMBIHG
A.R. MARSAC
PLU"BER
7JU Carn ation Ave,
Cnrona del Mar
Pl umbing Repairs
DAY & :-.liGHT
WATER HEAT ERS
673-41.'"30'---------e.uo """"''"" '" deto ilt .......
""· ,,,.,, "'' ,., ..... a "••· ••''" '"'' •••· .. ,ce .,.,.,., a.,, •• a. H11tt , glo"••· pil1owt,
aoopet, •uti cle att •d, wot ••p•oolea, "'oth•
p•aalea, loro othea 1o.mdrr ... F~EE OELI-
3e~-:innin,l.! June 24. th e
Cily or Newport Beach
park s. beaches and recrea-
tion depan ment will present
an "around Ule \I/Ot~d
cruise" therue recreation
pro~rarn at each or the re-
creation play~rounds.
Activities inclu din~ spe-
cial even ts, ~ames, drama.
mu ~uc and craft s will re-
volve around th e cultural
history and folklore of
countrie3 around tJ1e world.
Captain Philip K. Dunn, • REl!ODELING •
SOO·in·law or Mrs. Ruth AODITIOIIS
• UPHOLSTERY • SIGNS
ve cn .
VALET
Phone 675-0310 ..
In at lll7 E. COAST RIWAT .. COIIOJfA D.£L
The Largest Bible Clou in the Harbor Area
invites you too uudy in which
"The B1blt Come s Alive"
TIME: Every s.,'"cloy momint fro.n 9 :45 to 10:50
PLACE, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF COSTA MESA
301 :W .. -Ii o Str•t
A ~.'IRM HLCOM£ AWAITS \'OU 1
BRIN G YOUR CHILDRE N!
Two extra pl ay~ounds
will be staffed this summer
-:-.Jewport Hei,l.!htS "'lerneo-
tary School and Peninsula
Park , located just soutJ1 of
B~Llhoa Pier. Leaders will
he assir..'Tled to each or the
facilities. Time schedules
for the play~unds are as
follows, Monday throuJdl
F"'ritlay:
Community Youth Center.
:;orona del Mar -10 a.m.
to 10 p.m.
"'asthlu ff Part -10 a.m.
to 6 p.m.
JSth '\treet Part -10 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Mariners Part -10 a.m.
to 6 p.m.
peninsula Part: -10 a.m.
"'
Warehouse Outlet
FURNITURE & CARPETING
I' IOFA I LOVE SUT llTS.,,,,, MDI 211.M wore 435.00
FOIITIIEL SMAG' CARPET, , ••• , , , NDII.II J·· was 11.9S yd.
•
Taylor, 1206 Dover Dr., LICENSED. BONDED
West cliff. has been recog-
nized for helping his unit FRED H. GERWICK
earn the 19A7 Senter Award 304 Goldenrod
at Kinland APB, N.M. He 673-6041 -549-2170
was cited ror his efforts as 1--~::::..:::::.:.__:_.::.:__:_.::.:_::.__
a pilot in 1 he 58th Weather
Reconnaissance Squadron.
Equipped with high altitude
research aircraft, the ml&-
sioo or the 5f!th required
llights at altitudes in ex-
cess or Ao,OOO feet.
--------------
S.r .. rng the Caeuol
Aree •lth O..ol ity
Co .. uet• & p,....,,,
Elflcl•nt s •• .,~c.
Welch'• Conetete ~liii;; Joaquin Rd., Ll8·3318
P .O. Boa 421 CoMtaMe8a
e DRY CLEANING
AMERICAN GLASS
AU typu of 11•••
l$341~ Ne•pon Blvd.
Qt .........
Pllono: s•l:~&J
UPHOLSTERING
(lly lu rop lj_G~ Cra{t$mrfl)
REMODEL-7 pc . ••• ONLY
$69.50 Call "lorny"
215 Molo H.l . 536-"15
FR!E 4.1 & pick•p
CU STO\i
FURNITU RE UPfiOLS f ERY
• 0\iALITY WORK •
HElL'S
FIREHOUSE UPHOLSTERY
2809 H•wpart Blvd.
Hewpart Beadt
67S.40U
• HEALTH RESORT
• PET SUPPLIES
TROPICAL FISH
We have the largest and
most beau tiful se lect ioo of
tropical f1sh in the area.
We al so carry a full line of
aquanums , and all acces·
sories needed fOf the hobby.
South Sea Trop ical
218 W. Wilson Street
Costa Mesa
• COSTA MESA
5ofl·3368
• ORANGE
639·2«1
• ANAHEIM
B26-0381
CON r 4 C T t..CNIC. .:.,••••• ,..,,~..,,.o
Wlt"W"'CTI ... G
~ ..... Cti'II.I ... G
liZ .. IRVIN£ PHoNE 642-0702 , Nt~ORT III:ACH
W£1TCLIJirtr PLAZA
• FRAMES
lit Price Recluctlona
PIClURE FRAIIIMG
A. DAIIIS, In••
1a1. ft IIIIIT, c.TA IIIlA
ftlllll .. -tln
"~!a. did" n.
SlpiM
Phooe 67J.0150
427NM 1 1,CDM
• SPORTING GOODS
HART'S
SPORTING GOODS
53" Center Street
Cnlllil Meaa
Phone: 646-ln9
• PHAIIMACY
CHRISTENSEN
PHARMACY
3021 E. Cout Uwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone : 67).2550
NEWPORT CENTER
PHARMACY
1402 Newport Cen ter
Drive E .. t
On Medical Baildinl)
Pllonc: 6#-llll
• UST AUIANT
IIIIKSNIIFS .... ..,
LUNOII!ON -mtfER
COCKTAILI
Olliola J-t40S :14,. 'WIA OPOIITO H._ ..... --·· ---~=---IHOE IEPAIII
MABERRY'S
Shoe lllpeir
I
•
.BIPOIT NAilOR EIICII
llCIIID IECTICIII--'• i TIIUIIIDAY, ME 1D. Ita
COIIIIIA DEI.IIAI, CAliF.
'IOIIIIADITT .TT ..
D&IYIIIMIIUIL ....... "-..... ..u.. ... ~~~-llr • dos-IDIIo-llleo-
poU., of walllq lor lila
--.. b-.4 -... •• u. · •d Ill• na11ta1 ro .. •ani•-· '11la VIOIIal IIIIa lima wu
'lbomu -... 40. or ..
A.ocado Ave. •. eo-a del
liar,-•'"eteel bla -.od
at 610 ~Ia Ave. '11lo
do&. a IDiaed poocDe and Marv in T. '•rnll Jr.
A d ~ PI LIGAL NOTICI gen a ror annen AN otm::;tro~U{,.E
1'IMI P"•"• C. 'Ill• dtvtdad .i8Co 81 rtiU? Ull t.t• ,_,,. CITY or N [IPOJIT BEACH
ol 111e CIIJ o1 No;_. lola I --1oc ............ Hall Clnz!lll ADDI~C CERTAIN TF.UI• ..... wtll _at.., ... -·~~~~~~ rt• 1oc. ~ ... ~· -of -•· ~rc!T Wf ~r., 'I§J:q ~~t ~~I-at 1111-Iaiiie 81u!fa. -~., -IIIIo, IEVISINC 111E OESCIIP•
.. a& I p ••. -J. ~-'flaot "812,, a .........-drJ ilo<*a lor lloa& Ml•-nON Of 111£ IIDU~OAIY
II[ Ill CIIJ Hall· -vtat .. o1 21.8! --LINES Of OOU~CILMA."C uH ,.,.... · . divtde4 tato 9"1 lota, loCa-llerU Oraballl, 711 Narcsa-1Wl'l~~T ~ ... 8~':..~~ "'
Newpcwc. Hocel Corp., ted eucerly of MacArtbar 8U8 Ave., CorGu del Mar, •• City of Newpo" S.clt
1107 Jamboree Rd ., 118 Blvd. ud 10Utbetl7 of Ford addlllaal to DOD·ooafonai.DI f'ovide. lbt """'"" •Y t"nhory
addiUoul t.oca1 ulta. 'nli1 Rd. Tbia 11 I portiOD of dWlllai. ci ,,c:::cli :a11ch~ o';!.~.~:
WU CGDUDued ham tbl approved teftt&dve Tract 'I'M JrviDI Co., 4 1lp1, •dt th e tf!.rri wl)' to • .dj ~eau -tiDe• ot Aprll 21 , May 8656. eoatb of MacArthur BlYd. at dlstri et ot dl~lri c:l ll: •d 18 MMt Juoe 8 Campua Dr oortb of Palt· Ill t:Rr.AS, e .. ruin tf!.rri tory
Pbtl Laoact&le 8115 E V•tiCNIUI ••• Rd. betweea Campus r~f~, .. ~ w u "U ~pt!t lh rbo~
Ba ' ' \1_."' II.JJ • .-\nftt'-«IOD ~o.6 J' 'I Ave,, Balboa, duplea: Rutlell OlMn Sr., 1918 and Btr~, MacArthur Blvd. h•.,..h~"' •net<!'tl 1111 d i• .J.
wttb ooeunit to be u..d tOt Court St., Central Newport, OOftb of 81100 St .• Mac.Ar· jtuot'nt to •d lllb uul d b~ •ndll d-
LIGA&. NOTICI
e•ea•• S..dl...ey ~"'--a , .. , .. of ta00,00 "IMI; ......
••• ,.,,)' 1150,,2 , ..... ~
Nl4 c•r~• tlltt•• • .... .
.-~~_ ..... _ ... _qu .. _ .. ~~_·84__,10• In his brother's steps oommetci&l purpoeea. Thla duplea on an R-3lot bavtns ttaar Blvd. SouUI of Ford Rd. ood in th,. Si 'th IJi.,tri t"l: <~~nd
wu coattDued from tbe 1,875 aq. l't. or IIDd area. Amerteu Recreatioo Ceo· .L "".~;_H,AS, lh1 ... •1 ~•,•rihpti':,~ ~! ..... I • I -u Dori 1 J-•-~ tor "1 lid u ol' ""'"" itf)' IUe 0 I ,. ;:"llhn me..._..a o oprt ~. ,..ay I reae vuuiOa, ~ , cr &oe pol't&·l e at Oiouri r t u ,.et ou t i n Ordi n.ac•
1A aod luoe ~. Ocean Blvd .. Corooa del ~be Zoo reataUrUlt, ~44 ~o. 12J I ~;houl d be revhoed to
of 16• •• 5.1"; tlt .. c• N_,.
U• 16' 3 I" Wtt•t 9U.J7 t .. , to drte [_,.,1, ri.H,_.,. u .. of M•cArtli•r S..lnaN;
Ut.ee Nonhtly el.,._ M ..
ArtMt Bo.ln-"1 &o c_,....
Driv•; IIIHu Soodi•"•Wiy
•loe1 C•p•• Otive to P•lr· •ltd•• Road; llte•ca Scutt~ u•t~tl y •lo., P•ll••dea
Road Ut J•lt>otef' RoM;
theacr So!itherl y aloe1 J..,. bot~e Ho•d to t:a•tbhaff
Drive; 1hence Southerly •lo111
t:IIHiblutr llrh•f' to jltmbo r~~ Roo.d 11 ~~ord Road\ therult-
South t d r 11lopl!' J •rubl)re~
Hued 10 f:a"l Cuit11t llilh"•Y• th~n"'" Southt~~a"'tl'rh al""'-
t:ru•f Gout 1/i,h"'·•,~ to 1h.i
l e.,ltrl) line of ln·int-Ter-
tltCe Cit• P•rll.: thtll('ll South-
"'""t"rl'· •1on@ ••ld .,.,.,.,,.rt.
line o( If\ iafJ TPrr•ce Cit\•
P11rk to :-.,.atirllt Urt\e; thf'OCf' 1\,..,,,.,h alonjl S..~odrift Urh•p
to t ! P101 .. ,.0 Or!.,.: thf'ft C"
'ioulh"''"'"'h illlnn,11 f I P •~c)
l)r,,,. lind itlt Sollth """'"'"
............ , .... ........... ,
SM.I4J.U
.. ' ... ' .. , .... ,,
~Ol .... J..4t70
A oldooal -~~ ocbolato
ship baa been won by Clay-
too Pursell, student at Web-
ster Grove High School , &.
Louis, Mo., aod son ot Or.
Marvin T . Pursell, 2828
Cove St ., Corona del Mar.
Just 4 years ago, Clar
too's brother, Marvin Tatum
Pursell Jr.. who attended
the same school, woo a na-
tional merit scholarship.
All mer't Hnali1tB are in
the top half or one percent
or graduating hJgh school
seniors . Winners were also
evaluated on the basis of
their hi~ school grades.
extra.-curricular activities
and school recommendation.
The scholarships provide
LEGAL NOTICE
a TY OF' NEWPORT BEACH
POLI CE DEPARntOfT
POLI CE PUBLI C AUCTION
NO TI CE OF' SALE: Notice i• hereby siveu th•t
parsuaDI 10 lh e provialoa• of
Ch•pter 1.20. Sec tioa 1.20.060
of lh e Muai ci p•l Code of lhe
City o f Newport Beach, I wiU
•ell at pabhc au ctioa, to the
hi f!heat bidder Sor cub, oa
S•tarday, juDe 29, 1968, at
10:00 A. \I . at the Corporatio11
Yard• of lhe City of Newport
Buch, loc•ted at 592 &!perior
Aveuue, the foHo wias de-.
acri bed property:
Boy • aD d sirle bicycle.
Auto •cce•soriea
Sporting ftOode
Tool•
Hou•eh.old ilem • ud other
llliiU:ellllDeou,. item•.
An h~iz~d lillt o ( th,. ahovf"
articl .. i• aval!able at lbe
.b..iae•• offi ce of the Pollee
Oepartllleot of the City of
Newport Beach located at 42 S
82a.d Sueet. Sewporl Beach.
B. j-.u Clav ..
Qief of PoUce
Newport Beada, Calilonlia
Pohll.h: J .. e 13, 20, 27, 1968,
l• •• N~rt r Eaeip.
.I f:HIJilf:HES I
'llewport'lto~or Lullterun l;fwrth
.. o .. tbf! 81~1/s o.~rloolti,~ :"l~II'('Ort H~trbrJT''
110 1 Cl.lf',-0ji01VIE
NEWPORT BEACH, CAL IFORNIA
THE AMERit AN LUT~ERAN CHURCH
8:30a.m. to 9:30a.m. -worsn•P ~er v•ce
9:45a.m. to 10:45 a.m. -Sunday Sc hoo l
11 :00 a.m. to 12:00 noon -worsni p Serv ice
The R.ev . JaMea G. Blain, Paa&.or
The Rev. Geor1c J . Busdiec:ker, Visitation
rt.ofte ~41-3&31
Puwr
Chri1tlon Sc:i•nc•
S.,.,..icea
flRST C'HLRCII Of' ntaJST, scn :NnsT
3303 Via L1~•
Newrorl Huch
Sl:NOA Y SOIOOL
t ·1S • "'· ....
SUNDAY SER \'ICES
11 • "'·
9 ·1S -11 • "'·
'1\'EUNESOA 't" t:VE~If'c,
M~ETING I,"'·
READ ING R()()M ••••••r•:9 ...... -s ...... .
... " ..... .,, 9 ··"'· -7:4$ ..... . T ...... ,, _., F .... ,,
9 ...... -5 ........ 1·· ......
S..n4•r: I I"·"'· -• I"·"'· IECOND C'llt/ltCII Of'
CIIIIIIT .K'II:NT.,-
N~wport Beach •t
Corou d~ I M•r
610 Carnation Ave,
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 .-.
SUNDAY SERV ICE M ••
fiEDNESOAY EVEN ING
MEETINC., 1:00 ,.Ill.
READING ROOM -
Mutual Buildina
2163 East Coul HiJhway
Moa, • Sat. 10 •·•· to S p.•
1\urotd•' uni•ll -7 lo 9
Y~ •~ COfdi .. l' lnvhed to
au.-nd Ch•ch Servtcel ....
._, UIC lhC ·RudiAI Roo..
Lott-•Cioordo
Oltloo llo•tw """'"-C.rclll• .......
Z900 Paclnc Vlaw Dr.
c-a dol Mar, Calli Dr. Willi .. ll. l!lltr
....,.,, ORiola J.~U
l :tl a.••• F•IIY ._,..,
,, ...... Qo~-1,
I 1:00 ... il F••l,. '!' .... lp liUU& Y P!10¥1Dt;D
first loptht Chureh
ef c.., .......
811ptist Bible rellow•hip
'""''~"j_.,, -A ~to~to•o•s
S..to Ano & Mognolio Sts.
Dr. P.G. Neumann, pulOt
SUNDAY SERV ICES
~:45 a.r 1. Sunday Sc:hnol
11:00 a.m. Mornin1 Worahip.
6:00 p.m. Trainina Unions
7:0t.l p.m. Evenina Worship
WEDNESDAY
7:20p.m. Bi ble Study
1:00 p.m. Prayer Mcetin1
A TTEHD THE CHURCH
Of YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
QNTIAL
IIIU CHURCH
~ :lchnnl • AM
'*-ifll Wowth;, ' -lO!JO Noll (""'"-~MoW• 7 ""'
Wt: ...... •;w.. """' .... ,. .. ,I'M ................. ~ .... ,....,. ... o....,o.-...,.-.a c..-,_ H, I ....... IKA,.,.
........ & , ........ &
A ......... ,.~.r
c.,..1 ., .. ~ CMI•II• a d
,.. ............... ,.all 1 .. ..,~am .... a , • .,.... ........ ..... -........ . PI 115 ......
Cor ftMrtclal·uliltance for
4 underpaduate years ot
college. ClaytOn's award,
rrom Reader's Di gest, is to
Malcaleater College, West
Virgiui a. He also received
the Jamea T. Hixon award
for senior service in high
achool.
THNttlveM., Mal, extension of the rrmt E. Cout Hwy., Corona del n•.tkl'itmore c-ertain:
Tract 4&52 a propoMd of the bouse and addition of Mar. ~"o a . TUERF:F'I_)R~:. th l' G••r
bell • -d n d J H "-·-38 Coii i)NI of !h f' C ll\ of ~f"l'IJI'O M IU vtaioo of 120 acrea a '"' oor ao a pool. obD . ~· 14 R,.,,.., 1to .. s o rct a111' u bllo .. •:
divtded into 9 induatrial EJCc.,tlon Pennit Channel Pl., Weat Newport, :-.~IT\0\ 1. Th bou nd•"'""
Iota, located nortberly of Edward& Tbeatrea Cirruit, additioo to noa-coatormiog of th,. :-.. ,u, I)• .. 1 n N ar,. hrtl'b''
the Philco--Fotd Aerooutro-a 400 sq, n. sign with dwel.l.in&. rh~~~··d a11d , ... 1.-fin,.d :'?d the
· ·to 1 E U 8 -* "ll t. light ,. 1'\--tl'rDillf) ,,.{,.,.-<!Ill ,.., I pprr DIC Sl n ut pper ay ...... n ..... amg . I •OC' IJVII tbe Beachcomber, ll llrbor ,,,.,. llo\1 .. N:.0 ,.,·;o.unn f l••l.._,, theater to be built at 300 · 305 Hat reatauranl, 3831 'l:o. (lt" ,,. h,., .. ~w ;o.dd .. d to
Tract 4230, a proposed Newport Center Dr., New. to 3939 E. Coaat Hwy., Cor· th,. Si~~ n~ ... tn rt-th1u ~ ... ,d
eubdivtaion or 14.194 acre. port Center. ona del Mar r rmerlocat:i s,,_n t>i .. tn .-1. II~ ~ .. tout 10
--::-::------:----::::-::--:::-:--..;_;.:,;_:.,;_..;__:.___________ • 0 00 Q nli o ~, , \o. I :! I I. 1 h h.-r"b' or Kay Finch Ceramics; oo-,,.,,.,..,1 to , .... d ..,,. bllo ..... C•ty· B •1d• p ., sale alcoholic beverages ofl d ... ~ dl'""n•t .t.all "''lu •\ .. I Ul I ng erml 5 uee of adjolniJii R·l prO: "' ''" """'"" "' <h•· ~''" .,,. dud•·•l "'th"' th .. io11o"''"~ perty for orr-street parking, d .... ~n b···l l>Oun <ta" ho ... In n~Hitandard parking ar-.,.i t· New tenants tot tbe Irvine
Tower now under cooatruc-
tion adjacent to Faabion I•
land were revealed with the
filing or requests tot builcJ..
ing permits Cor teoaot space
improvements in tbe '.l'ower.
1be permits are among the
following, in tbe amount of
11,000 and more. iuued dur-
in&: tbe firat. 2 weeks of
June:
Me.,., c ... ,.,
Irvtoe Tower , 1440 New-
port Center Drive 1 East.
tenant apace Cor New Y oct
Life Insurance Co., 125,-
000: Irvioe Co. headquarters,
~34.MO; Josten'a Inc.,
15,400; Dr. William Lyon,
17.520! Rol&nd Barcume,
attorney, 1".750; Joseph M.
Thomas. 110.~; the Irvine
Foundation , 14,750.
Broadway·Hale Stores,
tire center at 55 Fashion
Island, 160.000.
Lhuta lale
John Hooten. l·unit,
story dwelling, No.
157,700 .
2·
26,
Richard Valdez, 1-unit, .2--
atory dwelling, No. Rl .
170,000.
H.W, Axene,
story dwelling,
1411,103.
1-uni t. 2·
No. 85,
':'l •• ,u....,h
lleory' Me~r. l·unlt, I·
story dweUtoc:. 2000 Tullia
Ave., 125,500.
Coast Hwy .. 8·foot high Irvin• Terrace
wall 250 reet along Cout Robert M. Allan, 1131.
1-l'wyl, 15,000. Dolphin Ter .. add to serVice
Balboa porch, skylight in garage,
A. Bengutat, 444 Seville, 11 ,000.
add over garage, 18,400. Hewport
William B&iley, .2nd noor John Njcoll, walk-in clo-
addition, 41R Belwe, 1151• set and dishwasher. 300 E .
500. Coast Hwy., No. 25, 11,000.
Mrs. H. Keil, rep&i'rs. 928 H.E. Chrt stlet. 341 Bay.
W. Ocean Ft., 11 ,000. side Dr., relocate Islanders
West Hew,ort Heights fUrniture store building to
R. Collins. fire sprtnk.lers, site 93 reet south, 12,500.
1~20 PAonrovia. 13,AOO . Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W.
rangement contingent oo at-fl,.11,nn•n11 .n '"" ,,..,,.,,..,., tton
tendant parking. of \l oll \rthur JI ,,,,J,.•<ml .md
Piet.er J . Bykerk, 420 31 st ~ ., ... , c ()11"' IILJth"·l~. th .. n•" \otth•.-th ,,t ,ull \Jar \rthur St .. Newport, sales and aer-1\ou\,.Hau\ to ,, pu1 nt on ,h,.
vtce of marine diesel en-r ,, .. ,,.,l\ n11lu-.. f-";" l•n" of
gines 8Dd spate parte. \J,,. \ithur !t .. u] .. ,,l/,j tholl , ..
C.MM ... icetl••• 11;7 ,Q.I f,.,., Sou therly of th"
'"'"""'"' twn .,f th" \nnh· Request rrom Noel Singer .,,. .. ,,.," 1,,.. .. ,,1 li t ... ~ 9:!, of
fot extension or use pennit '" ,,.. •. · .. -ulo<11 '""'0 on th .. ror boat launching ~~:~d stor· L"'"''' .. r '"·u•jj:•· ... ,,,, .. .,,
age at 28th St. Marina, New· c "'''"'"'d· ,, ... .,,,.,:,, .. n ..
nl•'fl fl \ ... 1 on Hool 1./'''11" R8 port. ,,f \J , • ., ,.IJ otn•·<>ll " \ ap .. of
Request from John Driver ...... r r ,.,.nc, ''"'' t h .. r .... u·rh or L k 0 Enterprises ror FoKILI···f·"·" ,,,..,. .,f .... ;o~ \l.o<•
aftnroval of 12 orr· site n.!!.rlr;-\rthur B!lld"' "r.-l. th"n•,. -rr· r-l•·"''n" ~,.,o\ n 11h:-n f-""' l•n"
ing spaces in connection """'" w 2" fMl" ~ .... , -;:!1.98 wttb the Drydock restaurant 1 .... 1 th•·n• ,, \n tth ·,·, O:!' oo··
at 2601 W. Coast Hwy.. f ••'-~ 110.111 1 f,.,.t th•·n• •.
Mariners Mile. "'"uth 11 •n· flCJ"" ~ .... t
ENDS SCHOOL YEAR
A luau and awards pt&-
aeotat.too &t the new YMCA
headquarters brought the
school year to a close ror
tbe Junior Hi· Y and Tri-Hi·
Y c lubs rrom Davis, Ensign,
K&11er, Rea and T eWtn.k.le
Junior High School•·
Randy Larson, rrom the
Genu J unior Hi·Y. waa
named most active boy or
t9A7..A8. Elaine SUgar,
fr<111 Kailua Junior Tri·Hi·
Y, waa n~d most active
girl. Clubs of t.be year ho-
DCift wtlll1 tQ Kat Lu.a Ju-
aW' Tri·Hi·Y •d ..._..,
Junior Hl·Y. Tbe Suooa
were tbe winners or the
ro.md robin bask"etball
tournament.
1.'00.110 f.,,., th .. n..-.. :--.~u th
,,9 11' Ill)"" ~ .... , ·;:-i.OO l••f't
t.. ,, l'"'nr .. n ,, non·titllll"ot
run" •on.-,.-.-\,.rth·"""''"'''
llit \1 1111 ·• ,,,,J,u .. of WUO.OO
f,..,.t, " rltJ•:•! '.'".:.. ~.!!,'~ po101 j,,.,,. .. "nulh , • ,, _, F;a .. t.
th••n• • \nrth·"""'""' 284,97 f,.,., ,,},.,.,., .... .,.! '""" thruufl.h
''" ·•n~l·· ,,f .l 0 1" ·,6··. th,.,.,.
"\onh "19 ·,7 · 17"" ~ M•t 1703.-
9:! lrt'\ '> lh" h"f'inn iOfl ul •I
• un,. ron• '" .. '"''""""t"rl' h"' tllfl a t<tdut" o f ::!000.00
(,. .. 1. th .. oc .. \"nh,.rh 16-'11.-
98 f,.,., .ol1>n11 ,.,.,d rul\r
lhiiXI If.h .tn om Il l" uf l"~r J J"
:!1 '". thrn•" \t\nh 1 7 ~ \6' \6'" J ,..,, 3;.~1 f.,,., In "
po1 nt on" non-t•na,.nt '"''"
.-on'"'" \orth .. rl• h•••nf'l "
, .. t~u " of, ~.00 '""'· o1 r.dtltl -~ ~··d .. po•nt h,..,., Soutll I . 16 .w; lo,o~M: thrarr
'""'"'" ll07 ,39 r .... , •1toae .. ,.j,j • un,. tluou.tl o10 "'"1'1"
of ao~ 19' Off', thr-o r ,. 'l:o•rh
66 ;-;-· lR"' a ,. .. , 1H .7 l f,.,.,
Ito thf" ht'II!IIIUIU ,f ol ('lifO ,.
rrolonjllltloo to th,. ~hlho~
"l•o•l C h•nn,.l : thf'n ('~ \orth •
rrh ..,.,n 'l ""tf'lh 111onf1 thP
1Ltlhnll l•l .. nll f.h folonl'l to the
\orth,.ril l'rn1oaf111t ina of
f.vll•n" \. .. nu<'. thf"tt ('P Sou th·
,.rh •lnn lf. "otid \ottheth
pro1<m;rar,on un•l otlo njl Cof· Jm.., \, .. n,,. I<> H;o1hoa \,,..
nul'. tht'ft('t' ra.t.-rh illonp.
1\.olho" ''""ll" rd Hub\ '-""'
OUP thrnt " I.IIMI"rl\ o1l00,t
11 uh• ''"rl!J .. to th,. \111 in rJ•unnrl of \c-••poit II•\: rh•·n •,. I ,. ... t,.rh ulon11 tlil'
\J,,.n C.h .. nn .. l or '""JlOft Rll\
In th,. ,.,.nt .. r Jln,. of lht! II IIi·
hoT I ollllnft'. 1lt~no•t-~outh .. r·
I• o~lon11 lhf" r "tttn linr of
the Httbor [auuce t.o the
..eaa hi ah tide lin of ilw p ,., d;r ()(',.lift. th,.n<'"
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Publl .. h Juae :!0 J%8. •n
Th,. '"" ,, .. n n .. rf10r t o"'•~tn Ted Erb. swimming pool,
121ft Polaris Dr., 14,320.
Orange Coast ~A. tratn-
ing and diving pools, 2300
University Dr .. 133,120 .
SEephen Bonn. swimming
pool, 1251 Santiago Dr ..
13,7A~.
Boy Shor••
uqs. JVV GORMAN, 276 E. 19th SL, Co sta Mesa, was
the fi rst woman to complete a full 100 miles of ru nning
in the YM CA's "Run for your li fe" program at the
Orange Coast YM CA. Roll en N. 9rousard, gene ral di·
rector of the YM CA, is presenting Mrs. Gorm an her 100
mil e trophy during a women's exerci se class at tne Y.
Ivy's hu sband, Owen Gorm an, Is al so a runner and has
comp leted nis 100 mll e cou rst. He is a memb er of the
Coast Range rs Socc er Team in Co sta Mesa, and is
rapidly runn ing toward his second 100 miles. The Ge r-
man s have 2 children, Monica, age 6; an d Mi chele, age
10. rne two girl s are also ln after school classes at
they in trampoline and gym classes.
People are different.
Actor John Wayne. remodel
bath and guesc. room. 2886
B&yabore Dr .. 12,500.
Lido hie
Walter Scott, &Iterations,
615 Vi& Lido Soud, 110,000.
Doo Koll Co.. !·unit, 2·
story dwelling, 120 Via
Quito, 035,030.
Hewport Shores
J . Todd and S. Ahlman .
l ·famtly residence and g&r·
LEGAL NOTICE
age, 201 C&nal St., 111'.875. OROI~.-\~CF ~0 . l:!'>l . c. '-1 u_ AN OR I)\~ A\0' o ~· "Ill~ 1:1 n rona-,_, . . O t'~t:IPOKT 1W-\CII A\l f~J).. F.H. Taylor, addiuon. 1\12 1 ~r. s~:C'llO\ 12A·l.04tl o t·
Heliotrope Ave .. 11,800. "lliE ~nrPOH 'I R•:Ac ll
Comeo Shorea \41':\:ll l P.-\l. conr •u·l.A'Il\f.
S. Baldwin, 4507 Fairfield, ~0 PA_Il)..\\C: \U:n ·ll t H~
I I be--•-· e n, .. Ctt~ !,ouo• d o f th,. ( tl' C O&e n atea ~,..,en liUUS of -.;, . .,.po rt ll•·a.h ,fo , . ., t~~d .-o
and garage, 12.500. ""lull""": ~EC: 110~ J. .;,., linn I:!. H .#
LEGAL MOTIQ MO of th·· '""'port H ,..,~
------------\funi ripil! (;o <Jr II• ;~m"'TTdf'of In
CI-:RllnCATE or BUSINESS r~•aol: F'i cdtloua F'lmt Na~tte "11.44.0ol0 Porldn~ M•t•• 'lllt"I IN ll(H~CN t;n oo h,.,,.. F .... f,.,.,. for p o~r\•nji at
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at 2728 E. \.on,.;t II ""Y·• f:omnil 020 ..nrn u,,. 1'"''*1"11 "'"t""' d,.1 M~o~t, C•lif., un dn t.h.. ,.,,. in Of>t'flllion .,.. h•·r··h-
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foUowia A pe,..o•• whoae aame• r i f,,.,, th ~lt•·t'l h,.t "''''"'
ia NU .ad pl•ce of reaideace lkr llrl t'"•nt llDd '''"'flO" lhv in /.on " _o;j ,, a~ •• .,llowa, 10-wit; C arl Valea1e, 10061 Saataa (bl .,,...,l'o··fi,,. r mt., !Llr
Clrde, H•atia.IOa 8e.ch, anv tin11• up '" ,.,.,-{,,. houu• for p11r\.1nll mo•t.'.''" '" th,. ,~,.. C•llf. tion .. ol/on,. t ••,. •no -.t"''"JI
Jacqaelya J. Lowrie, 3222 o f th•· tt'ftth tluun )l:h fiho•mth
11sertall llr., Lo• Alamitos, P'"rlo.injl "P,., , ... on th ,. ""-Calif. ,,.,h ~,r,. o f \o1t Ot,o rl<l
lriTNESS oar h.ad lfli• 41th ~th ..,ly nf \1• l.l•ll._th ,.
day of j11ae, 1968 , thrrl•'•-nth 1h m11 1lh '"""'""th
Carl v.leate Pil"'-injl "P"' ,.,. Oft thf" 1H ....
!y J L · 1 ,.,1~ li;\,. 11 / \'I a Olf'll tto J•c:qu a • owne t d
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LEGAL NOTICE ---------
all m,.,,., .. on \101 \l al ;~aa ,.,.
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.ohlll l hr ptlbl i oh o•tl 011•" 10 th o•
o lfi d al n f'1\>ltl llfl <'l nl th,.City,
and th •• •arne aftall I>·· ,.IJ ,., II .,.
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Th,. N"wl"''t u..,b or ~:n rol p STATE or CALIFORNIA ••· ..-.uth,.rly "f \i • l .i• 1• u
COUNTYOrORANCE ~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~ ON TIUS 4dl day o f J•ae,
1961. b.lon'l me. 1 Notai'J oPEN
Pahlle Ia •d for ••id coeety 7 •.M. ro tO P.M. DAILY •d e\11 .. , rnldla8 •ema, ,..
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A ~LITI SIRYICI STA~ ' Tn~_, -&Ntltu -F""'t Eetl Aiip•~
Pill: nKTIIOMIC .. GI .. ANALYSIS _,,......
So are Bank of America
Personal Choice
Checking Accounts.
Now Bank of America gives you a ch o ice of personal c hecking pla ns. W e've
introduced a new fl a t rate pla n with a m aximum ch a rge of S2.00 a
m onth. The basic c hecking plan has been improved so you
won't have to pa y any service ch arge if your minimum ba la nce is
$500 o r more. Yo u no w ha vE." a cho ice of four c h ecking p la ns. m o re tha n
you will fine a t a ny o ther major bank. One's the right choice for you.
T o find out exactly which one, com e into your nearest
Bank of America bra nch for a check-up.
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AlA honors Bill Bl1rock
WIIIIUI E. Blan>ck ol
lllliMI E. Blan>ck k. Aa-
c:Weo o1 Coroaa dol "'"' baa been elevated to Fe1-
lowebip in tbe American la·
attcute of Arobltecte, tbe
blpell booor lbe A.I.A.
caa bea&ow oo ooe or ita
.-ben. He II booored !Of
hie wort 1D de1110 aod ICi·
eace or CODilNctioo .
He haa aerved on the ad-
vtaory board of the commun-
ity college planning center
at Stanford University for
the past 3 yeara and aa a
consultant to the acbool
planning laborllory at &an-
ford since 1963.
LIDO ISLE working committee membe rs
,~ of the Orange County Philharmonic So-
ciety who were in charge of plans tor the
June 6 party for liOO residents who are
continuance fund subscribers to the So-
ciety included, from left, Mrs. John Laun
Jr., Mrs. Robe rt c. vo rdale, newly elect-
ed Lido commi ttee chairman, and Mrs.
Richard A. McClure. Th e event was a tea
party at the home of Mrs. Geo rg e D. God--
frey, q()() Zurich Circle, head of the tea
party committee. The party also celebra-
ted the lOth anniversary of the Li do Isle
Phllhannonic wori:ing comm ittee. Foun~
lng members of the Philhannonic SOciety
wh o are Lido residents incl ude Miss
AIJ'les Bl omqui st and Mrs. J.D. Milliken.
(Jack West photo.)
He has served as a destgo
consultant tor the Escole de
Americana and educational
factlttiea laboratory {Ford
Foundation) in Rio de Ja-':'flllla"' E. Blurock
nerio, Braztl, and had just
been commissioned by the del P-1ar High School:Orange
minister of education &Qd Coast College; Estancia
scienceoftheCommonweaJth High School in Costa tJJeaa:
of Australia to work directly School Administration and
with a team or educators School or Business Adminis-
and Australian .. architects tration, Fullerton State Col-
to develop a community col-lege : El Dorado High School
lege educational system m in Pla centia; Garden Grove
Citizenship awards given
Citiz.en s-hip award certifi-
cate winners for May in the
various elementary schools
have been announced by
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District's American-
ism committee.
Gliksman, Karen Rivera,
Tom Kleeman.
WILSON : Dale Berner,
Candi Howard, Debra Sch-
wab, Steven Tlwmas, Gr&ee
Damwijk, Tom Runnella.
BALEARIC : E!nn O'Brien,
Carol Carpenter. ADAMS: Beth Lane. Jim
Pardue, Ray Alexander.
Nannette Kelly. Janey J ohn-
son, Denny Poston. She rri
Hempenius.
HARPER: Jerry Lawrence,
Robin Mowrer, Jill Cannel·
ly, Charles Berry, Natalie
Cross, David Bruyneel.
BAY VlEW : Robert Hulse,
Ann n smus, Bruce Fred-
erick, Leslie Weatherford.
MARINE:RS : !--1ike Blanch·
ard, Diane Griffith, Chri s
Simpson. Leslie Schone,
Richard Yardley. Mona
Greyson, Casey Coultrup,
Nancy Bec kett.
MESA VERDE: Carlita
Daymoo. Jerr Reynolds .
Kimberly Gray, Casey Ste-
vena, Vi cki Reed, Tim
Brown.
NEWPORT ELEMENTARY:
Mark White. Scott Whitehead,
Jacque Jackson. Nicole
Frampton.
CANYON: Cheryl Sneed,
R.oG Sba.dowen ..
POMONA: Esther Pyle,
Woody Akana, Frances Van
Viaren, Teddy Bradwell.
COLLEGE PARK : Gary
Alguire, Lise Suikki, Neil
Clark, Kathy Lombardi,
Michael Knapp, Ellen Ja.
cobs.
MONTE VISTA:Jay GWlnn .
Cheryl Rajcic, Oran Stucker.
Karen Boyde.
CALIFORNIA: Doug Pet-
zel, Eric Roberson. Dennis
Meyers , Brenda Bosen, Lynn
Adam s. Lynn e Roes ch.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS: Lois
Lmn. David Shaw. Patty
Sebek. Debb1e Pitt, Candy
Simmons, Kathy L'Ecluse.
Lisa Warner. Pat Hare .
LINDBERGH: Merry Free-
man, Donald Hayes, MlChl -
lene Vanderpool, Steve
WOODLAND: Cory Ward ,
Teresa Mtmsey, Robin Ta.y.
lor, Stuart Egli.
WHITTIER ; BennyGamer .•
Cheryl LaFon, Brian O'-
Connor. Rhonda Church.
SCOTT BICE IS 2ND
IH USC LA" CL.t.SS
Scott H. Bice of South
Pasadena, aoo or Mr. and
Fred H. Bice of 1127 Ebt>-
tide Rd., Harbor View Hills,
stood 2nd in bis graduating
class or 121 students at
USC Law Center and was
ooe or 11 graduates elected
to the Order or the Coif.
This is the n&tiooal legal
hoo.or society, the Ph.l Bet&
K&ppa or the leg&]. profe•
sioo. Starting next month
Scott Btce will serve fot
one year as a law clerk to
Chief Justice Earl Warren
or the U.S. Supreme Court.
After his year in Washing-
ton, he will become an as-
sociate with Gibson, Dunn
h r."''"h•~ SINGED BY Fl R£
A bum\ng newspaper that
Kevin Graves, 9, dropped
Saturday night, June 8. on a
gasoline can in th e patio or
his home. 402 Seville Ave ..
Balboa, c aused a fire that
bumed part of a ren ee, and
scorched Ke vin's eyebrows.
His father. Arthur Graves ,
put out the fire with a gar·
den hose. but his hair was
also sin ~ed.
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AH~ t:OUNCIL\ft .... : \lrln-.-i", :"'fff'hon , M•rllhall, tlol(l: .. n. Ritth. '
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ATTENDS INSTITUTE School in Garden Grove;
Mrs. Diana J, Sommer or Mr. Blurock was a found - Costa Me sa High School; J£11111$
Balboa, a teacher at Smed-ing member or the Orange and McFadden Junior High IICIEIY nn
ley Junior High School in County Chapter of the in Santa Ana. Alltmc I'UII$ Santa Ana, is one or s:1 American Institute or Archi-........ r• ...
tecta in 1952. and served Fonnal investitute will be •11r1W.U
Orange County teachers on its board or directors for held tJJonday , June 24, at
chosen to take part in the 531 [IIT£1 ST BHAII£ Ul! 1~~'~9 first summer institute for seven years. the annual convention of the C Ill • r-un .,... tn
advanced spee~c~h~s~tu~d~Y::··~·~~So::m:e~o:l=h~is~w~o~rk~in~O~r:an::ge:.!in:s:t~ir•u•te ... in .. P .. o•rU•an .. d• ... O•r•~ .. ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~-::;;:-:;: State College i; F'ullen.oo. County includes the Corona goo.
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or
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REINFORCED SILVERPLATE
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HERE'S HOW YOU GET YOUR FREE GIFT! ' New Accounts: Open a $1 00 account. checking or savings. and ADD TO THE TABlEWARE OF YOUR CHOICE:
select a ftve ptece place setting in Original Rogers SUverplate. Eac h hme you deposit $25 or more ro your savings account. you
or in Stamless by internatiOnal. or a Paul Revere Bowl . an exquis-may purcha se a place setting of your choice for only $2.50. Build
ite tray, or a cry stal sa lad bowl w1th silver servers ... all in your tableware service while we build your savi ngs!
Original Rogers Si lverplate.
Present Depositors: Add $100 to your present savings account. Completing units, (ell.tra teaspoons, storage chest, 4·pc~ hostess
and select your FREE five piece place setting In Original Rogers set and more) are also available with each $25 deposit to your
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COAST' GENERAL TIR
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reline all 4
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