HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-11-07 - Newport Harbor EnsignI
LOCAL VOTERS GO
FOR ,DICK,
ClttzeDS of Newport Har·
bor Yoted alOD&: witL Orange
Coualy Tuesday In pring
otroq -rtloR!ebardNi:l-
on'a w1DD1nC campatgo for the
presldeoey oftbe Untted states
IUid 1o Wax Rallerty, -lost
tl1s bid tor a seat Jn tbe U.S,
Seaate lo Alao Cr......,.,
A complete breakdown of
.ales by clUes was unavail-
able at the Ume the Ensigu
weDt to press yesterday af-
terDOOL But bere are tbe
coq)lete 11110fflclal returas in
OranaoCounty,
President • Nixon. S09,654;
Humpbrey, 146,701; Wallace,
32,562; Terry, 518,
SeDilor • Ratrert)', 2.97,399;
Cranston, 184,820; Jacobs,
4.1'l0.
u.s. Coqress, 35tb Dist-
rict • utt. 144,242; Lenhart,
(7,921; Yelloaald, (,()!,
u.s. Coocress, S4tll Dist-
rict -Hanna, 90, 785; Teague,
89,81(,
State Assembly, 7lst Dist-
rict -Badbam, 112,483; Rac-
zet, 34,334; Aw:feraoo, 4,256.
EYery proposltiort was YO·
ted down In tbe eow>ty,
lA: yes, 211,132; oo, 254,706.
1: yes, 144, 129; 110, 296,950,
2: yes, 197,319; ao, 238,429.
3: yes, 183,&61; oo, 271,812.
4: yes, 176,903; oo, 259,863.
5: yes, 205,239; DO, 237,643.
6: yes, 17B,SU; oo, 254,'792.
7: yes, Z0&,%47; oo, 225,857.
8: yes, 199,220; oo, ZS2,035,
9: yes, 158,422; no, 314,150.
DAVID ROBERTSON, at left, Newport
Beach attorney, director and former
chairman of the O~ange County Heart Assn.
board, Is pictured here with Robert Gren-
sted, Santa Ana banker and also a former
chairman of the association, receiving a
plaque of commendation for the California
Heart Assn. for his work In the fight again-
st the heart l!fld blood vessel diseases.
Mr. Robertson, a resident of Corona del
Mar, served as a director and chairman
of the board for the Los Angeles County
Heart Assn. from 1955 to 1957 and later
was appointed by President Eisenhower to
act as a lay member of the national advis-
ory heart council of the National Heart
Institute.
UBRARY PREDEDICATION NOV 12 ·
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As of last Oct. I, tbt I.U:nry
lM'eatorr ns19,009YOI.~aes.
A lola! o1 IU,4a5-clr-
eulaled durtnc tbe pul Ileal ,...,
Tbe apace problem was u-
slpod majD< !llio<ll}' by tllo
Ubrary -·· ae~ ID ellllrmU Jolla Hor>woucl. TOo
IOI.UOO wu a reloctDNe
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NEWPORT
BEACH
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Tl1E NEWPORT HARfiOI
"I'LL COME BACK and play again
some day when I'm president." That'·&
what Dick Nixon said exactly 9 years ago
this election day--on Nov. 5, 1959--after
playing at the Irvine Coast Country Club
course. This photo was taken that Nov . 5
of 9 years ago In the !CCC locker room,
with Mr. Nixon, then vice-president of the
U. S., s eated at the right, chatting with
!CCC members, left to right, builder
Walter Mellott; Bill Black, now a San
Diego resident; Ted Craig of Santa Ana,
former state assemblyman; Hadd Ring,
then president of!CCC; market owner Dick
Richard just behind Mr. Nixon, and Henri
Tuback, then manager of the Club. The
foursome with the vice-president Included
Mr. Mellott, Mr. Black and Mr. Craig.
Play had to be called off on the 15th hole
on account of darkness. Mr. Nixon posted
a 7 over par for the 15 holes. Home sites
were In the planning stage near the goU
course, and Mr. Nixon pointed out his
selection for his own future home. The
area is now encompassed In the Fashion
Island development. In Tuesday's election
~e , or to
the prutdency, but the outcome was not
decided until about 7:45 yesterday morn-
Ing when Winola was finally counted In the
Nixon column (Rich Basset photo.)
JACK IN THE BOX
POPS UP AGAIN
Tbe question of apermtttor
a Jack LD tbe Box drlve..thru
ud take~ut restaurant ln
Newport Beach has popped ~ ·
apJ.n wttb a public bear log to
be beld on Foodmaker's
request at 8 p.m. Nov, Zl at
tbe PlanniDg Comm l.ssion
meeting iD city ball.
Property -· aiOO( 5111 Ate. in Corooa. del Mar bift
petitiooed tbe Newport Beach
City Couoclllor cooslderatloo
in tbe flDal planning ot acee&S
streets for tbe. freewa.y. _
Tbe letter was cl.rcula.ted by
Paul AsbeDfelter, 721 Lark·
IPUr Ave., a.odbasbeeftslped
by a "umber of resideats and
property owners oo Jasmine,
Larkspur, Margurette, Nar-
cissus, Orchid and Pol.nsettla.
They are ob)eellnglo plansfor
improvement of 5th Ave. as a
secondary artery. saying that
this would put a beary tramc
load on 5th be. and would de-
valuate property ln thatvlcl.n-
lty.
Here Is the letter, addres-
sed to the City Council aDd to
public works director Joe
Devlin:
"At the regular meeting of
the Newport Beach City
Council held Mondaynite,Oet.
28, I ra.isedanob}ectioototbat
portion of a resolution dealing
wtth the future developmeot of
f Ulh Avenue as a secoodary
artery and Its eveDI:ual coo-
oecUon into an on ramp -ot1
ramp complex as a part of
the Coast Freeway system
somewher e easter ly of Poppy
Avenue.
''As suggested a.t the coun-
cil meeting tbe following is
a restatement and further
clarilicatlon of my objection:
erame w Coast Hllflnr
trafDe f.broucb all tbe aarrow r.....,.,,, streets between
ud llleludtnc P01>1>Y w Gold-
eared AY.-el. E't'eD with tbe
creatloll of oae way streets as
DOW pi'~, th1s trafflc div-
er&ioD ua tbe ooise and coo-
gestioD tbat woWd follow will
lead to a rapid deter iora.tion
aDI1 ultimate devaluatioo oh.ll
tbe reslde.Dtial property
howaded by Poppy and Gold-
enrod Avenues and Flft:b
Aveaue aDd Coast Hlgt'lway.
"1 would suggest tbat the oo
and off freew-ay traJftc be
routed as directly as possible
to Coast Higbway and that an
artery be prorided for tbis
purpose, Fittb A Yeooe eould be
conoeeted to sucb an artery
and thus would be able to
lla.odle all tramc trom the
local restdentlal area west-
erly of Poppy.
"It is my opinion tbat such
115lge or Flttb Avenue will
rcue a Ma.vy load of beach
''I would furtber suggest
tbat you coosider FittbAnnue
as ooe ot tbee9Cessary r esld-
eotia.J cross streets such as
Fourth aad Third Avenues.
Since tbe fr eeway feeder ttom
lbe Corona del Jlbr Freeway
wUJ remove 40'11 to 50% of all
residences from the 7'00
blocks of Goldenrod, Helio-
trope, Iris and possibly Jas-
mine, it is oot even certain
tbat Flltb Avenue oeeds to be
coaoected to Goldenrod as
plaDDed. 1'bat portion of Fittb
Afeaue rUJllllng westerly of
llarguerite wUI have even less
BORDER CLOSING
TO YOUTH . URGED
===~..:-=:.~;;:!!=':
who muy are belA« da.m-
aged by DUeotics asarebei.ng
burt 1D tbe Vietnam wa:r ," be
said. "I caD't tell you bow
strongly I feel a1JI:U this."
Cbief of PoUce James
Glans also stated tba.t be
would favor the cloSI..Di ol tiie
CalUornia bOrder''to persoos
UDder the age of majority."
He said at times it may be
temporarily closed by tbe San
Diego police.
The closing of the border
to teeD agers has been pros
posed In a resoluttoo by the
League of CaiUornia Cities.
The city of Corona also pas-
sed a similM resolution aoo
bas 'll'itten to tbe City ol New-
poet Beacb asking that this
l city, too, pass the same kind
of r esohrUon. Mayor Doreeo
Marshall said that tbe CoUDCU
would consider tbe letter in
tbe oo xt councU meeting.
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COSTA
·MESA
SF
TESTED
nluetotbeareasincesomaay
ot tbe resldeoces wUl oo lOD-
ger eJist.
"Altbougb time basnotpe.r-
mit:t.ed a geoeral ea.anss of
property owner s iD. the area.
thls letter wUl include sJ.gn-
tures of otbers blown by me to
be cooceriW!d witb present
plans,
''We therefore respectfully
reqiJE!st that all property own-
ers 1D the area. meotioaed be
CfYea tbeopportwdtytorefiew
all tbe facts prior to tbe oom-
plelloo of plans reprdtnc
Fiftb A•enue ud 1D time that
the wisbes ot the majority d.
property owners can be r e-
nected in tbe ft.DaJ plus. To
this eod we are astiQg that we
each be &t•en ootlce by your
otrlce as soon as all tbe tacls
and studies are 1D so tbat a
dite may be set tor sueb a
review."
Officer Craig Johnson
uKnow your officer"
Officer Craig Jollnsonoftbe
Newport Beacb police depart-
meDl is assigned to the Bal-
boa and West Newport area
durillg tbe daytime.
He bas beeo with the depart-
:nent since January, 1965. He
began tus police career as a
resene officer and pros
gressed into a r egulu status.
He was graduated from tbe Los
Angeles Police Academy.
He was bor niDW.icllig;alland
ls currenUy a Newport Beach
resident. He is ODe ot tbe
latest members of the police
department to hana.oadaition
to bls family. He and blswtfe,
Diane, haYe a 4smonth~ld
son, Bradley Matthew Jolm-
soo.
Officer Johnsoo's spare
time. when oot attending b1s
oew son., i.s ta.ten up by tbe
U. s. Coast Guard Resene,
tlshlng, hunting, and water
skiing,
He wa.s graduated from Or-
~ Coast College wttb 1.
degree ln police science. He
ls plaooing to coDlimle on
toward a bacbelor of science 1n
the same tleld.
SENIOR RESIDEH 'IS ARE
1HVI TED BY SOIOOLS
This time the location ls
set tor the oorth side of Bal-
lxla ffiYd,, between ZOth and
21st streets, Celltra.l Ne1rp0rt,
and would lDchade lbe area
wbere the DeepSLJbar staods.
Tbe preYIDus request some
molths ago had asUd for a
permit directly across tbe
street.
Trame~ now ns tbe big
problem last Ume, WUUs
WarDBJ', principal planDet,
said, "Our tralflc eagtDeers
are &Oin& O't'er tbe plaa.s
DOW aDd wW make tbeir
recommeodations on this
locaUoD at tbe NOY. 21
meetlDc. •• be added.
Kiwanis club formed
Newport-Mesa schOols ar(
uteoding a spedal lDYlt:atioll
to senior residents from tbe
community to visit scb:Jols
cturinc American educa.UoD.
week. Nov. 13-15.
MRS. IDA SANDSTROM
DIES AT AGE OF 17
Ida M. SaMstrom, '103
Goldearod An., Coroa. del
Mar, died NCM". 1 at Part lJdo
c-.!eselllt C-11~pl7.
Sbt wu bon Oct. 10, 1U1,
In y-..u_ U•ed In Callf.
orllla IUid Oranao COUIIIy k 8
years.
Sunltors are ber clauPter,
lllldred Hardy of C... del
Mar; a-. PaaJ.Sudltromot
ll11aot.a; I sisters, llr .. Car-
olloo ~-"' -· Mo., ud Mrs. Do<a J-cl Dl-
l.llols; I ......,.,lllldr• IUid 4 ......-crudebll* ..
-~.eor-dol
liar, -od-alarrup-
mtllla. llteriDIIIt wu ta Des
IWMS,Iowa.
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WHEN THE I,.IGHTS went out at 7:45 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 3, on the Balboa Peninsula and
on the ocean sideofCoronadelMaralmost
to Iris Ave., Point teenagers Susan Wood,
Viet Lane, Linda Gist,· Robin Hutchinson
and Devon Hart left to right, couTdn't do
their last minute homewor k -or watch TV-
so they lit some candies and, wearing their
hair curlers and nightclothes, walked on
the dark str eets to visit fril!nds. The black-
out caused by an underground cable failure.
The Edison Co. switched relays to bypass
the bad section so that most of the load
was up by 8:33 p.m.,andallthelights went
back on by 10:15 p.m. (Ensign photo,)
Expresso club formed
Tbe _..1) orpatw Ex-
prtu) Cllb ot Newpa~t Ru-
bor ..W-tM-,r•-Mfdludtr _ _.,. .. ~~-·
u.tn putriDr --·-....... ,.. .......... ...
WdiJJ"IlJ, Mot' ... at tM
L* We ClA ••·
C'«MMIIt ud a llillllll
- -"' Mro. a. s. P1 -11--wlll
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The oewly orplli.zed Ki-
n.nis Club of Newport Center
met Moada.y Wltb Bob Barth-
olomew u Its first president.
Tbe cbarter ns presealed
by James D. Ray, presldentof
tbe -InC Corooa del War
Klwaais Cl.O. ,.,. ... for tbe
1D1t1a.l meetiAc was Robert
·-Fll .. -!I.e IUblla,.m ..,._ ..... --·--llr by --Co.ud..W
1:11 rIll PM D ~
Ill; ud ....._ ... -t'-ol IICCI , ... an hi
tiiUtlict l 11 11'C _.._
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.. · ... a IJII t If
Ciao I -. Qe'' • .. ....... -.-..--
-... 12'&<-Lil .... .......,
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Larseo of tbe Santa ADa Cl ub,
who urged the oew club to get
lnvolYed tn the fight to pre-
sern our cowatr y and to do
sornethiog wbe.n tbey see
somethlllg they don't like.
The Kinnian legloD of
booOr plaque tor ZO years of
club sentce was presented
to Lester R. Sctnraige.r, tice-
presideat of tbe Newport Cen-
ter tnncb ol tlle Security
PacU1c Nattooal Bank.
In addition to the geoeral
i.nvitaUoD to aJJ senior res
siderts, students in the
elemeotary schOols are
niting lnYitations to gr&Dd-
pareats &Dd older frteads,
astiDg them to visit 011.
these days. Tbose senior re-
sidellts WtJ::I do risJ.t the
scbOols wUJ receln a card
allowiDg tbem to att.:Jd
'farious school di5trtct acttri-
Ues at no cost.
Grandmas will install
New otncers wUI be in-
stalled No¥. 14 at tbe lZtb
tu1bday amt.,ersary party ol
tbe Gr&Ddmotbers Clllb of
Newport Beaeb. Tbe puty, st:uttnc at 11 :30 a.m., wW
bt beld at tbe Costa Mea
Coalltry Club, with llrs. J.-ROOiiiSOO as:t-b' lbodar,'
Mrs. Roaald Enu wUl
bllastalledupruideatoMrs. c-..xce Sbaw. ftrst t1ee..pre-_, lllra. Roy Boolb, lid
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KiAg. 642...5198. Ho.teanare
lllrs. Albert Klnc IUid lira.
Georp Sbaw, ass1sted by Mra. r.eorce Pttt Sr.
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TILUIIDIIIo 67Wa (.,.. Ce4.7141 -ouch thin• .. bow 1o mokc • mo1oeov
nai ... Tbe pndomlna•IJ ltflilt pre.~ nel· oa.~ UUct ..........
wotk1 onet llaled wbat the provoeahOD Wll ld. PCII' llliltuce 1111a1rt S.
but ooty abow.d police manhandllq d;M .. ln-,...., d!l'pd 'a. ~
noccnf' youna pr-. If Moyo< Doloy of a .. _Ia llrl~ to w11
bad ever actively enpJid in ant.I-Commu.oiam, t1111 tuar of a JOUII llatblr
he woukl have known wbtch akJe moat of the bJ ~ bet uttLt 011 1fe
mass media would be oa. rttwlld tbe rnc ... ~ bJ
.. l:alklwiiiiiiiPII1• IIDp tndlalwtb till_,-; -·-.ooo 10 ...,~~~a ·~~~a~ ... -..._ u. IIOdal lila of 111a blaci'IM; _,., _., u-Ul Ta NEAGa1 IAIICW ENSICM '-, .. ..a1 •••Pif• prt• .. coekb tail, ,bow to bRat .. bad lawa" &n:d aet1 ... ,_...._. l• tt. Cky of Ne.pGft S..C ......... ealy loeaUy 'I witb 11, and how to wear your brams o .............. •••p If• Ia , ... Newpon ..__.c ........ )'out biti.n.i. AI (a.r u I can ditcOWr, TV
Alii-. ........_. ..._..,. •• ,_...,, S.cldd C!l-,....,. ,.hi oever tucbet children bonelty, p&lriotism,
• C.... •• ~.Calli.. reli1kwl, hooor and rapcct for puentl, rapon-
T• NEWPOaT BAlBOa £NSIC" •-Mjt.td&-ed to M • ...., •• tibilily, tiM dicnity of work, morality or any
el .-....1 clteaiMioa by co~t~t dec:Me ~o. ~20178 d.ted of the eternal verities upon wbicb our nation But there are lOme lftll p1triotic new&* .. flac 1 )It p'• IIIIa ldal.
papen in thit country. Awhi~ bKk, lo New Jt1cWd M'-. c. u. otJ1er
York City, a policeman wu OA duly at a bald,. 10Q111t to wt1 fa.ar:
peacenik rally in Town Hall. Speaker aJt.r IIDOIII tbt older ..._ bJ
ap .. ktt denounool end ridiculed 11M U.S. end -..u.r ..U., prl~
finally the policeman coukl atand it no kmpr. lit 11 .. ,._,441, He wu
He walktd out oo tbe stqe and 1&111 ""God more r.U.Ue lD btl attlt1adt.
Bless Amerk:a" to the accompeoimeat of .,_ .,._ tbcMip 111001 ol Uat•
and catcalls. Afterward be wu aiven an u-J0111C people would vote lD
amination by a PoUce Department paycbiatriat. U61.
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_...' ~-· lila WI)' • --to lilt -lhaJ dOl .... JOU IJr a...,., <111t11 of-wllb --
tbo lila .,... Ud --of -to wla I YldcrJ ID lila
ootrlcbaa Ia Atrkal' -pooollllt u.o,
lo6, !til. Ia s.ers-Co.n for the Cou&y of ar..,., St•• of , , , . . .,_... _. by ,.. ... tt..nof ia 'tuollfied 10 pUll .. all paltllc and eJ"vilwlloo wu built. Hol~ Alalpder dleetrJb. All ttlrll ............. eta
eel "tbt WIIJace f'OM" 1a tM lafUI' otrsutaNteM•la•ud
-Vlrlll* D&IIJ u Ill· lriorla lila -y. bll-
lowi:'U till tllrM•........ ad\toeaMd u attaQ • tM
Wallace u tbt ODII mo.t pro-oomm..ut eoupJracy, wb1ch
_.._ .....,... tty law. Durin& the Battle of . Chicaao, NBC was
'AnO t. IAAI»A ................................. 0 ....... d PtlbliNM cauJht ,,.d-ba.nded "buJsma" tbe hocel room
PIC BAAPA ............................................ ~ . .ANOCI•• Uitor wbcrc tbe Democratic Platform Commitlee
IUIIC.IPTtON IIATIS coodUC'led· ill cto.cd deliberations. The TV
-to -lbt ,.... Ill ,_., -· ....... <bloll of -to -lha IUid which II ID<Illnc rlollnc
wotU UJd wta, tbe Viltai.m ud IYID I.MI'Chy, Koae ol
war He 11 dtrect wbere MllioD tbem .. m, to ban beard tb1
t. ...._ An•~ o.e ,. ...... 00; 2 ye••• 17.00 networks re(Uied to Jive Mayor Daley an hour
0. el a-t. Area; 0..-,.. •• 15.00; 2 ye.-., t9.00 to tell lbe trvtb to the American people. The
••••~Q~OOOO~Oc,ao<O networ-ks prefer to Jive the time to some
Imaaine anybody nutty enouab to do a tbiaa l am wrutac W.S jut 9
like that! But the pey~hiauist pve bim a clean dlJI bltora U.. el~ Mr.
bill .of health. HumpbrfJ auured tbl tOter• .e Hollywood Communist. As all informed Amer-d tJf J.._ .....ltl...-Qns now tnow lhe Chicaao i.Diurrectioo didn't
-,. ..., ~ "just happen." Il was plllnned that way, in
.When the Amvets aave their annual Amer· at tbe 1tart ot tbe eaq~~tp
icanism award, they chose thi1 man, Detective tblt be WOtlld ~the pol·
John L . Heslin. the New York policeman who icies of tbe Adml.JdstnUoa.
had the courage to stand up (or his country Mr • Nlloa met tblt statemeat
against the mob. wbea be aa1d tbat be did DOt
• lila AIYID D. Smllh'1 adYI<O
1s atleat ud HampbrtJ 11 e.. rll*fed a.cb net Ia tbl Blt-
YUlte ·" 1er Couaty A merieu: ''Our
meticulous detail, by Communists, anan:hists,
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner it'd publisher of tht Ensign and Or:moc.-.ts, iona before the Democrat
.. ~.;,;.;,.:;;....,...,..,...,......,,.......,....,...,..,..,..,...,...,._.,. convention.
Tbo .......... lbe ele<lloo flrll jDb Ill to ~ IUid -
Will ba•e been lDdiw.dbytbe the commam.ts, Tbea all
time tbat the Eastp 10M to raclal · problems, caa be
press, l:dltwUlbelo:tpotalble worked out In peace aDd frH ..
1D "Tbe Couenatlte Cor-dom.'' SMALL COMFORT FOR CONSERVATISM
Voters who are looking for comfort In
the re8Ults of Tuesday's elections might be
reminded of the deathless words of a
renowned poker player, who would con-
sole a losing bettor with the remark, "Y oor
life doesn't go with the bet." But that Is
small comfort In this case. You may say
that "yoor life doesn't go with your vote,"
but It Is possible that your ultimate free-
dom may be decided by the kind of can-
didates you vote Into office.
Tuesday's decisions certainly didn't re-
present any great triumph for the con-
servative cause. Pre-election talk, even
among the liberal commentators, was to
the effect that this was a time for a
change. That was a logical viewpoint, look-
ing back at the past record of defeats
abroad, a no-win war, riots and disorder
at home, spiraling inflation and back-
breaking tax burdens. But George Wallace
fell below his expected national vote, and
the Nixon-Humphrey Ught was a cliff-
h2n.,er until 7:45 yesterday morning, ·-;r~ . Wen the Illinois vote gave the decision to
Dlck Nixon. On the California scene, Alan
Cranston, despite his incredible left-wing
record, defeated conservative Max Raf-
ferty In the U. S. Senate race.
Certainly there was no swing toward
'conservatism In this election, although If
ever there was a time when voters should
have "had enough" of the disasters of the
past years, this was the time. The pro-
spects for the future appear to be a con-
tinuing slide toward ultimate dlaster, be-
cause your liberty can go the way of your
vote.
ACTOR JOHN WAYNE, resident at Bay
Sllorn, buys the first ticket from Sherry
DMcb for the Invitational tennis tourna-
meat•to be held at the Balboa Bay Club
Dec. 11-9. T:1e U.S. Davle Cup team mem-
bers wW be competing In the tournament.
Some newsmen themselves deliberately
taunted Chkaao poiK::e, tryina to aet "action"
for the TV cameras. It is inlerestina to note
that no newsmen or cameramen from any cor~
!lrrvotivt newspaper were manhandled or ar-
resttd by police.
But the Police Department ordered Heslin belleYe Uat poUUC&I motiYis
not to accept the award. And then a arcat Yere beblDd President John ..
newspaper aot into the act: TM Nnv York llllt'l .aorta toreaebapeace ..
Daily N~ws printed the whole story and the fUl Mttlemeot of tbl war ln
Police Department wu deluJCd with demanda ~~m.ID ~00, be:~
from irate and ~atriotk citizens that Heslin be &ee...!, ~w of en.
allo~ed to r_ccewe th~ awar~. And now De-di.Nering the peace talkawlth
tCCtiVt: Heshn. Amertcan Ftnt a .... holda the "futestudloosesttoo.gue
the Amvet Americanism Award, alona with his eYer In Americu. poUUcs "
oer" to eommeat ~~~ the No matter wbat tbllliJ.loU:
Yldors. From my riewllolat may .... lbown, the Amd ..
howeYer, tbe oompo1Ue elect-amelltal line faced by tbe
looeeriDe procram bore re-couatry wtU aot t.Ye beeD
sembl&Dce to Sblpupeare's JO!Yed, Couer1'attn toters
play, "MD<b AdD About Noll>-IIUJ..W bOYt lha dulyofllllll·
lDc." beeaue tbe major can-J.nc to restore eoutltuUoaal
didates did not meet the main ID'fii'Dmenl iD tb1s oat1oa. aDd
lssuts fairly aod aquarely, sanity 1n tbe admlnlltrationof
aod did DOt otter adequate sol-1tl dome.Uc ud torelp
utsoDS, For lnstaDee, oooe of atralrJ,
Mayor Daley has pointed out that no TV
network sh9wed the confrontation when the
Deputy Police Superintendent told the insur-
aents they could march if they marched on the
sidewalk . Mayor Daley claimed, correctl y, that
no network would show any picture! of the
hipples and yippies sinina in the streets of
Michipn Avenue, blockinK traffic ; that no net-
wort showed how policemen were hit wi1h
p~ of concrete with a nail throu11h the c.en-
three previous citarions for ~tandin& brav-Robert R, Natba.a, cbief ~
LeHers
1,. ETTER TO REAGAII
Editor of tbe Ensip,
In respooseto your suggest-
Ion 1D a receot lssue to conla.ct
those responsible tor our
cry. Ur, Humphrey's tuk force
God blts5 America-and Detective Hal in oper&Uoo, na: reported 1n tbe
and Th~ Doily Nrw!I/-American Way Fea-WubiDctOD Post u aaytnc-:
tures "We blUet~ 1D utlcfpltory
IIJ.wM tJ.. ~ {/J ... t P-.
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By Willis E. 5NM
Cities' unity urged
Tbe Bay Area CltlseD.S wbereu tbe a1r traffic at
CoiiiiCU met Oct. Z9 IUid beard OraDp County alr!>O<I bas
Costa Mesa Vice-Mayor Rob-1Dcreased be)'ODdp;:all eJP&Ct-
ert WUsoo aay tbat b1s city atJooa &Dd that tb1s a1r traf-
and Newport Beach mutwort ftc is cenerattnc rii)Jdly
together as "partners 1D pro--owln robl r 1se gress" tor tbe beoeflt oftbelr .,. 1 p ems 0 110 • aJr poUutJoo IUid aaftly, 1bo1 etUzeos. certain r~q~~~ltl aod suaest-
Mr, Wilson cited the beDe-ions be made to the Bo&rd of
scbool curriculum, I wrote to The pii.uions of power politics were miJhty
tile IOYUDOr aad offered lbe hot as we headed for the arand finale of the
So what is it we want? How would you like fits of cooperaUonalreadyae-S1418fYiaors·
to work to establish principles such as those IUe"d 1D tbe unifled scbool • Tbat ai1 5 airport sites
contained in the LIBERTY AMENDMENT system and In recreatiooal sugpsted by Perlira m:t
ide.-.uch as removin& aovcrnment's wutc· proiP'ams and said U 18 Assoelates tor a rfCiooal air-'
ful, corrupt and unauthoriud competition with DOW time to 1r0tk toward a port be studied lp1o. u op-
privale property; the rerurn of 40% of the land UlliQ.ed llbrary 1)'5tem, He posed to the aJrport eom-
an:a and 20% of the industrial capacity of the also said the Bact Bay should mission that only J sites be
followlng as ble 1968 Presidential election.
tbouCfUs: Perhaps tht frenzy of Campaian '68, tbe
To all eooceroed tupa,..,.'-"ame callina. 1he build-up of trivia and the
pareats of cllUdren atteDding ape from issues and reali1ies have this time
all our schools: im ressed us with the need for a "follow-
The many serious riots and thro ah" as 1he only hope for resolwina our
deDl0118trattons entail! DC dam-problems. Cenai nly those problems will never
age to propertJ udd1sr\1JUOD be $Dived if we continue to collapse after every
of Seachillg tnourtu:RIJPOf'C-t:lcc:tton and surnnder the control of our pub--
ed uai.YUSW.s Of• tbl -IH:: atfain aftd our pUblic servants to the ft:dcral
be for eYeryooe. studied. natioo to taxpayinK. leaally responsible private u Or COWJty to
enterprise aDd state jurisdiction; the cuttina·,of become ~reglooal -• That El Torobecoos!der-~ coslS of aovernment by over SO%, remov· area by ltHlf, Mr. wu.on :. !!m;' .. =r:)ltatr~ ~-tf;w ~ fot and the power to Jeyy_fcdual -aid. U could c:ciWder a rapid at:iou""illal Ui~ i£i
couatry make me WODCSer bornucrats. wbere are lbe rtPt tMnttna. Euctly whal wu i E we 10 earnestly wanted
at the beainni.ng or Campaian 68? The i.m-
pellina motives and issues of most citiuns was
for law and order, for corutitutional equities,
for libeny and justice for all , for the sanctity
or priv~e propcny and priwate enterprise, and
the wve ·anty of sowerign states.
individual. mcome Ul"' upon, us, q,u,, •ncrcu· trault ~""'· Wblcb wU1 . ,,_.., r
ina our tate-home pay about 20" without JOOil bt a Problem tJat m!llt = 11 ~ :IIIII ~~
chanaina the rate of pay or the cosfl. of produc· be laced; culhlral1!efelopll*lt • nat u-U d8l otn:;
tioo while remowina the problems of tax form poalbly tied lD wtth tbt Oraace C::., alrportbeci.cr-
1 040 _and the handicap of w!th~eld taxes?_ Oranp County Fair bovd; and talled or diJCOUraged u much
deceat shadeots, lbe &QOd curs
wbo are lD great maFtty,
and wby ar~ tbey DOt tak-
ing ~roper actioo to
~eract tbese de~a~
Qu1te a platform for a wmmna campa•an. otber )olDt veotures lDcl...UOC as poutble
t1ons by the m!Dorlty lfOlC>
ol tad curs?
I ban asked several UC J
studeats and re<:e1Yed weak
ezcuses such as "IJ'eedom of
speech,'' aad adVocaUng stu-
deal pa.rticlpatioo 1D scbool
matters. But this should DOt
cover riots, locJdoc up tbe
dean, closing cl.uses and
lDsultlng all authority oD the
campus,
Tbc hip ies wanttd frttdom, or 10 they uid.
11\c riote declared they jos1 wanted equality.
The h wife and waa:e earners universally
wanted justice and opponunity. and the people
at Jar~ yeameJ for the libeny spelled out in
the Constitution.
wouldn't you say? And, every pledae in this mtrlna fa.cWties, tbe a1rport • Tbat a" oolse stwty over
platform can be attained if we campaian for problem, and a JolDt l1D1ted Newport Beacb be made to
the UBERTY AMENDMENT with the same PUDd campa.Jcn. determi.De the eltellt of tbe
visor. the s.ame investment of time and money , Tbe Cltileos Cotmell fu-problem and at.o to WOI'twttb
and the same devotion we have been Javishina ored a petlUoa to ~ tbe the federal admlnlstratioD to
on personalities, parties and politics. pollee eleetrontc system EPS, explore methods or rediJClne
Tbe victory for these areat comtiiUtionaJ oo the ballot .a tba1 dtisens tbe DOlse problem.
principles cannot be won in a presidential elec-could tJPI'IU tbelr opl.nion • s~ tbe &irport
tton. They can only be won throu&h the by tMlr TOtti, eommtulon, whlcb reeom-
As an old-timer (class of
1918 at NYU} wbo bad IUs
fU.ap ud UWap at college, I
bow sometbing drastic would
bave been done lD lbo58 days
to stop a~~y soch rioleal
demonstrations, such as duck.
IDa I> lbe lradJIIooal duc:llinc
It is KOinK to take a lot more t.han the cle<:·
tion of November 5 to secure these hiJh objec-
tives. even if they are supposed to be our
mutual heritaac protected by 1he Constitution.
The dec~a1ed desire for these virtues im-
pelled enormow campaians durina this eventful
year, and we lisle ned to endless political pro-
mises thai never quite ROt down to funda-
mentals as to what and how.
months wMn the state lcaialatures and the The DtW presldeal, Allan m('Dded D1cbt time jet OJgbts
Conareu are i~on, and the time to start Beek. aaked tYery represeat-be banDed from 11 p.m. lid11
that elton is NO . atiYe of property asaoeiatJou 7 a.m.
If you like th · rican platform of prin--tO COIISide:r a recall or lDitt-
ciple, thorouali y prowen and already well ad-atln to reopen tbe EPS pro-H !H RY H I!L SON, n, 0 F
vanc:ed, then there arc many thinp you can do. jed, BAYSIDE VILLAGE DIES
For more information on this very appetizina 8111 Smith. former presJd-Beary Nel100, 77, of 300
procram write the Liberty Amendment Com-eat, who bU been transferred E. Cout H.y., Bay&Jde VU-. • to Norwalk. had tuned over ,,._ died Oct 28 u-. m•ttcc, 6413 Franklin Avenue, Los Angeles, tbedutl toMr Bee~to Wll6"• • at·-.
California 900'29.-American Way Features vtce..n•:!ldent.' rmer Hospital.
,.. He bad worked tor tbe Wal-
touotaJ.n. or, U necessary, we
or tbe football squad would
ban cleaned them up, prODlo, LEGIONNAI-RE
e.. Emory, bead ollbealr-tor Jobllaaa Coallroctloo Co.
port ootse abatement com-a;,r 50 yeirs, He wu born lD
mittee, read a resoluUoo r-.. A 11 1891 to
-by 1J1e City CouocU. -·-. ua. ' ' came Tbls resolutloa slated lblt CalllorDia In 1912 IUid llYed and U professors )aiDed the
dls.seDters, we would ban re-NEWPORT HARIIOA P05T HO. 291, -MCAM LEGIOII • I'HOIII67).!1070 ber'e 11 years,
----------He Ill """''ed by bla -.
commended their replace~ •CALENDAR
m~ permissiveness of Armlstlce Day : Nov, 11 ,
anythlng and enr)1.hlng for parade ill santa Ana,
our cblldrea tbesedays, start-Post meeting: NOY. 13 at
I> ~tb •---I 8 p.m. -• I ·~ ~.,. 1 bome •BJ'I'S AND PIECES,
and crowioe through lack or Hue you paid your 1968 proper guide lloes ln sebooi-I.D&. and nJUlttng 1n Clea.Yer dues yet? ... Just a remJD:ier.
m:t proreuors teachlnc 1m-Total tr:insmlttals by tbePost
morality ud clus batred 111:1 to the Oeputmeot ot CaJ.U. orllla to date Is 166 membera. anarchy, 11 le&dlnc us ud Cut.off date tor E&rlJ Btrdl
fbture c--r&Uou to bell lJ Nor 11 and eomm...._.m, Ul1 rut. Are·,..,.; pttlog the EDI-I.I:D AD!booy Scba<k ..., 3098 Gibraltar Aft-reruiarl,-; U DOt, tell ua bere
Costa 11 ' at the Post. Tbe problem Jut
-mtpl M U •lmpropo< llreot
SUPPORT ~E addr011 crlha...._lllp_
Ecljtor ollbo lui.. DIDbor •
The Jorlllrtclll a<lloo of
Cbu<ellor Gla. & Damllo,la
deiDinrtiD( tbll Pr ....
Robert SmUll ollu.Fruc:I8CIO
-Collop ._.s -..-...... ,. -la-
otlw nl:lble ro•Airclftcro, --.... ~----"' lila sMile ........
-.... IIOJIIIIIIa 111111 -~~~~otn.-rsa-no
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wa PAIL 'f ,wqs _ .......... 1
I
How maD)' Vietuam ftterau
han you yovMU COIIt&cted
lately? We ban DlUJ bert In
tbe bay area, eome ol tbem
&OIDc lo -II on.co Cout IUid al VCl Two lbatl
talked to bat'e .. &Wt.letblt
110 ooe lD U. comm..U, ear•
...., ..... tllem; tbat
lbey -· bad ... lllallmolboy aened orer .... We blft to
malra !bolO ........ .... lllol
tbey are 'W'Uted lilt .ft elt ..
lsellll ofN~
DO-odalawllallhaJfOYt
~to-__ ,.,.
1D111 I tallied wlal WWe w1M
boyuod--II;....,. ....
!sed tba1 all IIIII lhaJ bad to
-~~~~ _..., ... alllll
.. aporallllf u 111-11 rille.
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n. Mil> ... ,..~.-~, ---,,, -.. ..,., ...
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_, II IJ, lloa Ill
----~~-•• '? tlo lltscsu. ,. .. ~--....
Jllllellolpllal, Fullertoa. Helo
suffering with lnteraal bleed-
Inc.
AI lbla wrlltnc RaDdJ Kim-
ler 11: OG bll ftJtoAzltareUc:a
aboard a Cout Gaard Ice-
t:t'e&br, Tbe YO)'ap wW tab
I _,. 1r!tb porll of <all
tar'OIU: Ia New Z..ltm uc1
oa tbe ftJ bome, V&JpuaJ.eo,
Cbllo.-.-lbollbr,...
11r11 -of -dllty'l c-. BW, RaDdJ ...W ba'fl a .._
_, .. ""' ol bla ... -bt'"" ba<L Tbal'1all tor -; C-lo.
-TID • • •
• AUULIO\RY IIEWS •
IIU1oolbtllttlllol-r..,sar -., ll&llt of lila
•ntUIIJ fa.lll 01 .V.utice
llaJ, KoY, II, dlo Pr-
IIU -~~~ II a dirk ll&llt ud .. nplar ....... ol
lila .. will • -lila 111-
......,.-,-.ll.llllla _. U.O.I. ft will -,.aD,.. .. ~-'"'·-·
-_..;L:..£..;G_A..:L:..H_O:..T71C_£ __ Mabel, IUid 5 111tero.
F-.ral •rTices were beld ORDINANCE !10. 1211 Oct 10 C AN ORDINANCE OF THE Cl-' al WHicllll '-!,
TY OF NEWPORT BEACH wUII lbo Roo. Jolul _,cull,
ADDIIIG SECTION MI.OSI 10 ulllla.C .,.-of lbe Flnt
CHAPTER 5.01 OF MLE I Bapllll Cllllrcb, ~ M-,
u olll<lut. --.... al OF THE NEWPORT BEACH Fa<HI Lan Momorlal Park,
MIJIIICIPAL CODE SETTING LICENSE FEEFORPETZOOB Gl~e.
Tbo Ctg Coooc:U of lbe City MRL DILIA L REIOt : = Boac:h-or<laiD IUCQJMI$ AJ AGE.
SECTION 1. 8o<:lloo I.OI.OSZ Della EmUy Ralcb, II, of
Ill odiW Ia Clllplar 1.01 of 100? •• C.. Ilea,
.... lltwporl Boac:b llll .... <lpol died Oc: LldD Coo-
Code ID ned: "'-
"I.OI.AJII Pot z-. Tbo 11-Ia '.:
-lao -• pot 000 all • . be $JS.OO por ,.. ... • """' 57 ,.. ...
_. ~Widdllha orup eo.y, IDIM't are ,. lwYtYOI't 1ft ._ I ....,._
SICTICII , ,... ..... tan, Roln w-of
..U be p!l•ll $' 1 -Ia lha Boac:b. Lolla -.
allldal --of lila City, Yocea Ulllla_..U __ •
10 dl!'l -IM -"' .. • ---' ··'"·of .. CUr "'-.
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Zonta offers glamour sale NEWPORT HARBOR ENll~
ARSTSEC'IION --P. 3
lltURSMY, IIOV. l, -co~ D£L 11M. CALJF.
Ill•• ., 1M Knport Harbor
Z..CIOb.
Tbo alo will bo Mid from
7 to 10 p.m. Fr&dtyllld t.rom
1 to4p.m.Satwdor.Do..-t
Debs ' mothers meet
Ai. ---bold NO¥. 4 Ia tal home ot Mra.
Walla<t Gorrlo. -· of lllo IIIII MnportllarborA ...
1ltary CbUdrea.'s Home Soc·
lolr -· mot at ula-loraw ptlltrlllc to .u.c ....
Ilia -mine Cllrlttmu
bollda1 -.... boll. to bo bold Dec:. l8 at lbe Balboa a.r Club. .
HERE IS THE TEAM responsible for the
words and music for the forthcoming mu.r
sica\, "Simple SJmon/' wtllch will be
presented by ttl e Ch lldren 's Th eatte Gull d
Nov. O.b and 17 at Orange COast Coli e9e.
They are all Lido Isle residents-from
left, Prue (Mrs. Ralph $.)1 Holden, wtlo
writes the lyrics; Jean (Mrs. Ralph) Tan·
dowsky, . who compos es the music, and
Millie (Mrs. E. Morgan) Qui nn, who writes
it all down as a musical score. !Perlor·
minces will be ghen at 10 a.n~.,l·l and
3::JO P-11· Nov. D-6 and at 1 and J:JO p.m.
Nov. (17 In Ute OCC auditorium. ProciJc~
tion coordinator Is Mrs. Carl Nelsser; dl·
rector Is Peter Church; Michel Reday Is
stage manager, ,.,d assistants are Mrs.
Garth Bergeson, promotion; ·Mrs. Harold
BUckey, props; Mrs. George Dr\ vas, make-
up; Mrs. Jcwnes Harrl s and Mrs. Kalman
Soelletlch Jr., PUblicity. (Photo by the
Ensign.)'
Motbtrs reee1Yloc Y&luable
.I.Diormauoa from Mrs, wu.
llam c. Ada.ms aulllaty
Presidellt, aod iiu. Georp
W. Gurr Jr., Ball chairman,
were Mmea. Edward Angle
Boy~, Job.D W:alcomSOD, Jo.
sepb Lop..a Carter, Joseph
Hendersoa ClarUon, Harfleld
Creamer, Paul Hanna, George
Meade HolsteiJI m. Dooald
lnsley Huddleston, Leooard
Irving Hylton, Porter Alll·
SOD Kelley, Howard Beuley
Lawsoo, Paul Nlasea, Johll
Frederick Porter, James
David Ray, lra Wi.rrea Smith,
Ra!Xlall Felll: Geddes, wu.
Ham l...aird Stabler, Johll
H EWPO RT YOUnt -'IMS
FOR SIHGIHG CAR EE R
BUI Crippen, 19, or 4014
Chanoe.l Place, Newport ls~
land, a ~bomore workin& for
hJa b&cbelor of music degree,
is the f1lth boy to attend St.
Wary's College, Los Angeles,
for muslcaJ talent.
BW, the son ol Mr. aod
l4rs. Cilen Crippen, La taldDc
music lessons trom Or, Dean
Verhioes, who taught Mario
l...a.nsa and James Melton and
was att1Uated 1n a conser-
vatory of music with Jofln
Charles Thomas.
''Dr. Verllloes said that Bill
has a voice slmUar to John
Charles Thomas and has a
great tuture ln a musical car ..
eer," said Mrs. Crippen
"We're so thrUled."
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"' CHRI STMAS TRE E WONDERLAND is the
the me for the fashion show luncheon to
be presented at 11 a.111. Dec. 3 at the An·
aheim convention center by the San ta Ana
Auxiliary to Famlly Serv ice Assn. of Or-
ange County along with the sister Aux-
Iliary, Las Marineras of Newport Beach,
eorona del Uar Ntd Laquna Beach. Here
are 3 members of the local Auxiliary,
from left, Mrs. Joseph DIStanlslao of
Westcliff, social chairman tor Las Mar-
ineras; Mrs. Gerald Thompson of Corona
del Mar, publicity chairman, and Mrs.
Milton Har¥ey of Bay Shores, -committee
member. •Each guest attending the lunch-
eon will have the OPPOrtunity to win an
original Christmas tree, plus dOor prizes
il'\d a spe~lal 'award ot ., otlgtn~ '95-
tiJme. Proceeds will help support the re--
se.uch worl tor the F"amlly Servi ce Assn.
of Orange County. Las Marineras pro vi des
a ~cholarsh lp fund. !'Ensign photo.)
COM CHURCH SETS REDEDICATION
Rededication •W be held
Dec. 8 tor tbeenlargedandre'.
furbished tacU1Ues of Com.
munlty Church Congrega.Uon-
aJ, 611 Hellotrope Ave., Cor-
ona del Mar, which are now
g used, accordLDg to an
aDDOUDCemeot by lbe mlnlster,
Dr. PbUJp Wurray.
The capacity of the san-
ctuary !las beeD nearly dou-
bled. New classroom anilother
usuable space has beeD pro-
vided. A Reuter pl.pe organ is
on order and wW be lnsla.lled
some Ume ant year.
The architect LD charp Is
Rumoot W. Houpn of Corona
del Mar. W:rs. Tbomas
Hillman tas been tbe color
consultant.
P.USEH GER IS HU ~T
A 3 car crash at 3:30 a.m.
Friday, Oct. 25, sent Deborah
Bowie, 2330-C Bater St., Costa
Mesa, to Hoag Hospital.
She was a passenger 1n the
car driven by J~ JohnSon,
2330.C Rutgers, Costa Mesa,
who h.lt parked cars be longLeg to
Gerald KorxtwaJ of 1328 W. Bal-
boa Blvd., Apt. C, and James
Sonnhalter, 1338 W, Balboa
Blvd, No. 5, both of CentraJ
Newport, oo Balboa Blvd., East
of 14tll St.
ArUI• storch, Roter Ebert
Tv., iUid Rlcbard Colmaa
Verooa.
Alto present to asaist tn
tbe diKusaion wen members
of the ball committee, includ·
lllc Mrs. Royal D. Tueker.ln-
•ltatiou; Mrs. Richard Hess,
treuurer; w:ra. Ward Aune,
presentatioo; Mrs. G. Robert
~ pllbllelty; Mrs. Rob-
ert H. BlaDtor4. pbololfaphr;
Mrs. WU.oo V. Woodman, de·
oratlooa; Mrs. Alfred B. Jorc· euen. tea; Mrs. W. Pbelps
Mertcbl, programs; Mis.
W:ertoo K. Cameroo Jr., de·
buta.otes; Mrs. Joh.D Kllleter,
reservations; Mrs. John Par-
ker, pre.tlall party; and ltrs.
Raymond Httsel, hostesses.
Styles for
holidays
"Hollday time" Cashion
show aocl dinner wll!bebeldat
Balboa Ya cht Cl ub saturday
D..lgtrt, Nov. 16, featuring the
latest in holiday and cruise
wear .
Actor Bing Starr wUl com.
meDtate for the fashl.oo show.
Mr. Starr is well lr.nowo to
southWxt theatre-goers aoc1
has appeared in local night
clubs.
Coc.i1all hour begios at 6:30
tollowed by di.nner and the
lasb.J.oo show at 8 p.m.
Decorations Cha.iriiWl, Mrs.
George Leltch, and her com.
mittee, wUl transform the
Bayside Drlveclubhouselntoa
wloter wonderland lor the
eveDt. •
Models wUI be Mm• s.
W1lllam Bob.nd, Chip Cleaty,
Chuck Eddy, Don Fra.n.ldin,
A1 moo Locka.bey, Michael
Hirsh, David Young, and Jay
LlDderman.
Ohmer chairmen are the
Royal Tuckers, assisted by the
Ed Lethens, with the lashloo
sbow coordinated by Mr s.
Leonard South.
wW bo M'?Od Frida, .. _
. ud ....... wtll bt ..rvtd
from 11 Lm. to Z p.m. Sat·
ta'dly. '
Tb1J ,_,.,I ' 'Pieet de
r•lb"Ct" 11 truU cake from
tbe klte.MD otf.oat••• Vlrpnia
Lolbor • ..._... wW bo -
to browlt 1.1D0D1 ClotbiD& and
bouetlo1d item•, al10 cUt• de·
odped &lid pi•.-by Mrs.
Ropr Bar~ wtthtbeaaalat-
uce ot otber Zootlaos, Tbere
"'W be a specla.lsect.Looofan ..
Uque1 ud Wllquea on con-
slprneDt.
Reserntsou tor the lunch.
eon may be made by callLDc
Mrs. Robert Bacon. llmcbeoo
cba.trman, 6-M-5466.
Zoata member& servlnc
wltb Wrs, Jack Reloert, ways
aa:t meus chairman, are Mrs.
VlrglDia AttyUI l.lld Mrs.
ROpr Burow, co-ebairmen,
aJid Mmes. WUiard Bell, Jo-
seph Lopn Cuver, Robert
Bacoa. Joe Carlos, Robert
Grluell, Lester Kemp, Ho-
tvt Loud, Carletoo Wears,
Richard Sbeets, EroestSoder-
berg, Charles Winfield,
Chester Welty, George Zeta!,
Virginia Luther, Lucme
Wardle, Dr. Helec Robertson
and Or. Hilda McCartney.
Proceeds will benefit the
Zoota service funds and the
Sentor Citizens r ecreation
center, the lore most of Zonta
service pro~ts. A buJiding
expansion drive is belngpla.o-
oed toprovldeadd.iUona.l space
for the senior citlf.ens,
... --
C ould you
g uess what's
g ood abo ut a
head ache ?
If you happen to have one rfaht now,
probably all you need it an uplrin.
But the fact is : a headache IOfl»o
times is a lisnal. It may bel tcllins
you somethina is wrons ..• pcrbapl
somnhina quite remote from the pain. In thia
~vent it's a .rymprom-valuable information for
your physic:ia.n . So if you have a penistcnt or
rt:C~Jrrina headache and don't k.now why,Kir your
doctor. Don't tak.e a chance. Your phyaician can
probably clear up your problem in s.bott order.
Of course, he may say all you need is upirin-bul
e'>fen that's worth k.nowmg.
Christensen
•1 L C:OAST -'1 .. ~A Da. 11..&8
OSSOL& , ....
FOR THE WHOLE FAMI
Exerci se Gym .... 24.95
Ski p Ropes .. 1.25 to 4.95
Door Ba rs .. 5.95 to 6.95
TENNIS CLOTHES
FOR THE FAMILY
Boy s' Tenn is Short s
Boy s' Tenn i s Shirts
4.50
4.25
.. ------------IMen's Ten nis Shorts
FOR THE MUSCLEMAN
110 -Lb. Barbell Set 19 .95
Ch est Pu lls 3.50 to 5.95
4.95 to 12.95
Men 's Tennis Shi rt s
4.50 to
H ... d Grip s. 1.65 to 1.95 Men's Tenn is Sho es ~-_,...; ____ .....
Soc:cer $hoes ,8 .95 . l ·MS . ., ._ 7 .~5 .. :.. . · .. · · Lcul ie o. a•nni s ., Socc er Ball s 8.95to19.95
Soccer Sh in Sh i nguards
BIKE REP AIRING
Sho es •••••
Ladi es ' ..,d Gir ls'
Tenn is Dresses
5.95
7.25
13.00-14.95-16.95
NEW CAR
LOANS Commtmlty Church spon-
sors aocl bouses more tba.ll a
dozen oel&flborbood gr<q>s LD
addltioo to tbe chureb pro-
cram. Beg1nn1na: «1 WODday,
Nov. 11, the Cbureb wU1 offer
a counse11.cg .. nlce lD col·
la.boratioo wlth tbe Sa..nta Ana
otnce ot AlfUtated Psycbolog.
teal Consulta.rts. Tbe sen1ce
wW offer lDdiYtdlal a.odlf"O\V,
marriage aocl tamtly counsel-
Ing, &lid wocatlooal IUl<lance.
Fees wW be set In COOler ·
eoce wtth the counselor.
5TH AIIUAL ORAliE COUITY
AS LOW AS
4 ~0
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DISCOUNT
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Tbe.d{reetor otthe counsel-
ing service wW be the Re•,
Cba.rles F. PUnt, wbo holds
decrees from Bater a.ad
Sputbern Metbodlat UDIYer-
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pqciiJiopaa, cler CJmea and
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Dr. Maar tee A. Rial1Dr. 4lr-of Alllllaltd Par-
clloloclcal COIIOaltulo, -
AM olllee, will act U CCIWI-
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LOOKING OVER some of the books to be
sold during the galaxy of books, annual
benefit of Our Lady Queen of the Angels
Catholic Church in East Bluff, are, left to
right, Mrs. W. David Joye of Westclltf,
chairman of the decorations committee:
Mrs. Richard Torrence of Corona del Mar,
chairman, and Mrs. Harry Johnson of Bay
Shores, book chairman. The books may be
bought or donated at the sale, to be held
during the school openhouse,Sunday,Nov.
17, after morning masses, from !0:30a.m.
to 1:30 p.m. (Ensign photo.)
Church News
Cetltral Bible Church, at
0raQce AYe. and 2Srd st.,
Co8ta Mesa --Pastor H. E.
Jooes will bring a message .
oo "An eolighteDed metbod"
at tbe 9 and 10:30 a.m. Sun-
day sen1ces. At 7p.m.bewill
g:tn the first in a series of
Wustrated messages oo the
boot of Acts. The mld.week
Bible study aDd prayer meet·
ings are oow beiog held at
7 p.m. on Thursdays instead
of Wednesdays,
• • •
The Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church, 3262 Broadst.,
Newport Heiebts.:-''~urs~t of
peace" will be the sermon
topic of the Re'. Norman
Brown at tbe 10 a.m. Sunday
service, • • •
The Christian Science Ch-
urches, Corona del Mar, New.
port Beach a.Dd Costa Mesa-.
"Adam and fallen mao" is the
• topic of the Bible lesslonser.
moo for this SuDday.
• • •
The First Baptist Church of
Costa Mesa, 301 Magoolla
St.--Dr. P. G. Neumann will
preach on "The grandeur of
old age" at 11 a.m. Sunday.
A specW program has been
planned for senior cUI.z.ens.
At 7 porn. he will speak on
"The answer to your question
ablut the World Council of
Churches.'' • • •
St. Mark PresbyterJ.ao
Church, Eastblutf Dr . and
Jamboree Rd., East Bluff -~
Dr. Morris C. Robinson wUl
use a question asked ln a Den-
nis the Menace cartoon as a
starting polnt tor hls sermon,
"An answer to Dennis," to be
given at 10 a.m. Sunday.
• • •
St. Michael 's and All
Angels' Episcopal Church,
3233 Pac1!1c View Dr., Harbor
View Hills ·-Tbe Rev. John
Rogers Davis wW preach on
"Forglfeness" at the 8 a..m.
commwlioo service aD1 the
9:30 a.m. prayer aod family
service thlsSUDday, Tbeoewly
orgatllzed junior bl&b Epis-
copal Young C,hurchmen are
meeting under the guidance of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Collins
and Mr. aDd Mrs. Harlan Cald·
wlfll. omcers are Lynne
Collins, ·president; Patricia
Rum bellow, .-lce.presideot;
Bruce Keating, secretary.
treasurer, and Jill Farwell,
publicity. • • • The Newport Harbor Luth·
eran Church, 2501 Cutf Dr.,
Newport Heights --Pastor
James Blain will preach at
8:30 and 11 a.m. Stmday on
tbe topic, "Lord have pa-
tience wtth me. "Communion
will be offered following the
11 a.m. service. A mo'lie,"A
CbrlstJ.ao 1n communist
China.," will be sbown durLDg
Ute Swxtay school hOUr, be-
ginolog at 9:45 a.m. • • •
Lutheran Church of the
Master, 2900 Pacltlc View
Dr., Harbor View Hills·· Dr.
WWiam Eller will deliver a
messap on Plllljl>lan'l!
l 'S-11. "'Tbe bl.... ... tbo
best," at 8:45 and 11 a.m. Sun-
day. A prayer Ylg:tl from Sat·
urday noon to mldnlgllt,
Nov.16,willopentbestewud.
ship prognm. Ralph Norum
heads the committee. • • •
Church of the Crossroads,
meeting 1o the ChQel, 3500
PacUic View Dr., Harbor View
Hills ·-Dr. Vincent Gottuso
Jr. 1ftll pceacb at 11 a.m. Sun-
day on "What is a Christian?"
New members wW be in-
ducted. • • •
Newport Unity Church,
meeting at 15th St. and lrTine
Ave., CUff Haven-."The seed
of succes s'' will be the sermon
topic of tbe Rev. Loren
Flickinger at 10 a.m. Sunday.
TACKLE BOX STOLEN
Two suitcases aod a tackle
box, valued at $251, were
stolen from ll1s garage, Arthur
Tendler, 114-1/2 28th St.,
West Newport, told Newport
Beach pollee Nov. 2.
$2.8ZO RING TAKEN
SaDdra Dunbar. 509-l/2 E.
BalboaBJvd.,Balboa, told New-
port Beach pollee Oct. 31 that
a $2,820 diamond dinner rlDg
bad been tatea from a hld1Dc
place aer clothinglDadres·
ser drawer sometime betweeo
Aug. 5 aDd 10.
In SpaDillh and
away. Tbi11
pve aw-.y from
81 blea. 'lbey alBO gave ••
ay clotbing aa tbey travelled
south tbrougb lbe villages.
"Fir'st the Lor4 saved
us," said Mrs. Riddle,
"Then be gave us a lOve
for otber people. And then
we saw tbelr need for
salvation through Cbrisr."
They bave particularly
deve~£I~ triendshtJ: with n. "We t
about 6 boys to tbe Lu-
theran Church, where
they are studying tbe 10
Commandments. We are
trying to teach them Bi-
ble uutbsl'
The Riddle family at-
tends the Baptist Cburch
in Costa Mesa. But there
i s a lady missionary in
Mazatlan, so when tbere,
they attend ber Luther-
an Church.
Besides tbe religious
tr a lning tbey try to in-
still in their young
friends, the Riddles also
teach them American fun
by taking them riding,
fishing and bowling.
Eel Riddl•and 10ft Stenand their .otllr hoM ..
Riddle enjoys tbe panor-
ama and talks to ftsber-
men. Tracy is a co.nstarit
companion with bta· fath-
er. Tbey swtm, ftsb,dJve,
go deep sea fishing and
Honda riding. Tbe last is
possible as tbey take 3
Hondas with them.
Mr. Riddle bas caught
tunles, sailfish, marlin
and assoned local fish.
Tbey give away a lot to
the Mexictms to eat.
Riddle said be bad trouble
with tbe new bousecar.
"People were anxious to
help us. Wben we left, we
gave them Bibles -we
felt that tbeae could belp
tbem. It's amazing," he
said, "bow tbe Lord seems
to lead us to people."
SC ENCE STUDEHTS GO
OH RESEARCH CRUISE
Tbree outstarwttnc local
science students atteoded a
lSC mariDe research cruise
to CatallDa IslaDd receotly.
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ol Balla Cllapol, CoG --. •
'db tbe.ReY.lollalloDIJtltt
af llle Flrlf Bailllll Qoftll·
ol eo.ta Mea u oafclut.
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YOU111 APPRECAnOM.
WEEK TO BE OBSERVED
FOur oatataodl"' ltudiiU,
to be plekad out bJ lbe I
loeal bl&b schools, will be-
arid bJ lbe Optlmlll Chi> af
Newport Harbor, atalUDCbloD
Tuesday, !loY. 12.
Also to be hooorld bJ lbe
club as port of lbe Optlmllt
Club youlb appreelalloo -
will be lbe poroots of llle
stodetis aDd tbe prloclpols of
eacb bigtl scbool.
~PORT
"And we take tbem out
to dinner," said Mrs. Rid-
dle, "but tbe most i_m-
ponant moments are
really spent With God and
the Bible."
Tbe Mex1cans catch a-
bout .f,OOO tunles a day.
They bring them in and
line them upontbebeach.
Trucks come 1n and baul
tbem away to tbe slaughter
houses. They make steaks
out of the good bl'east
meat, soup out of the rup.:
pers, and try down some
of the fat to oil for medi-
cinal purposes.
The trip, intended to iocrease p~-"'!'!!""-~~-!"t
For tbeir trip this year,
the Riddles bought a Ford
Condor - a 27 footer with
2 air conditioners. They
taJce and also buy, puri~
fled water.
"We even use it for dish-
es," sa.id Mrs. Riddle,
adding that she bad been
"s ick three times -so
I'm very careful.''
She will buy vegetables,
but things that grow in
the ground like carrots
and cabbage, sbe soaks
1D Pure.x firat.
"It leaves 'a Uttle bit
of navor .'' Mrs. Riddle
admitted, but tboU.gbt any-
one who had bad the "tur-
tsta" would understand.
She peels tomatoes. "We
take oa.bOut 12 pounds of
butter and we eat lots of
tonillas -take a dash
of bot sauce and a bunt
A dash of Ume ts added
to each teaspoonful, t':l
eradicate the oil flavor,
and this is used for a
cough remedy. "I had
bronchiti s once and
thought I would take some.
One sniff was enough to
gag me," Mrs. Riddle
said, "So I kept my cough
for 3 weeks."
Sbe marinates tbe steaks
In Ume juice and a Uttle
bit of garUc flavor. Tben
the steaks are rolled in
flour and fried In butter-
" Dellcious l"
On tbeir last trip,
I . . • • •
Interest lD mariDe scleoce
study, was taten aboard the
Velero IV, tbe l,SC aJIJ Han-
cock foundatlon marlDe re-
search Yessel.
studeotlllke Todd of Estan·
cia was recommeoded by· b1s
teacher, Micbael Stark. Bill
Spurlock, also of Estaoct.a.
wu recommeoded by Tody
Sutton. John Stevens of Costa
Mesa Hlgb School wasrecom·
mended by bls teacher, Mlke
Varalyal.
ASSIGNED 10 GRIFFISS
Second Lieuteoaot Freder-
Ick P. Kent m, soooUiajor
and llrs. Frederlct P.Kel&of
22SO Canyon Drln, Costa
Mesa, bas completed tbe com-
munications omcer course at
Keesler AFB, Miss. He bas
been assigned to Grifnss AFS.
N.Y.
of butter ...... and •he ol B~RQIII.'M'S has your mouth water-
Ing.
They stay at a pro-
fessional trailer park on
tbe waterfront. "The COFFE ocean is very beautJful.
We have a view of tbe
sunrise and sunsets." YU BAH 7:5 C
This is at Gavlota Beach, 1 Iii.
north of town. It costs ll--"l!~~~~~~~ $40 a month, or $10 a '
week. A slab, water, elec-
tricity, "lovely showers
and rest rooms," and the
use of a washing machine
are provided.
Trip before last, Mrs.
Riddle took: her prized
possession down: aUght-
weight washing macbine.
The pastor of the Luther-
an children bad 7 chil-
dren, " •.• an<f'we only
had 3," so Mrs. Riddle
gave her machine to the
pastor, wbo, she felt,
needed it more.
The Riddle's take tbeir
children, Tracy, 9, Su-
san, 15 1/2, and Steven,
19. This last month and
half trip, tbeir dauibter,
'
-.:;:;::::-i;;;;:::J-..;;;;;::;;~,:~lj~~ visiting a friend, ltz some stairs and HI-C D~INK
46DL '27( tooth. So tbe li~~~~!l;t~o:;drlve down jt to a den-
CHUNG KING
CIUIESE
BEAM SPOUTS
17~
CHOP SUEY 27 '"
YEGtTUUS "
Produce
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HAIDTOI' COII'I
STOCX 110. f·ll
BREAK AWAY WITH ROY CARVER'S HUGE SELECTION, LOWEST PRICES AND CONVENIENT TERMS •
'63 CHIYIOLET
...... 4 "· tt.l. ............ --· ,,_, '677
'65 CATAUNA
~=.:~'1477
'65 MUSTANG
·'877
'66 GlAND PIIX
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'64 CHEYIOLIJ
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'65 FORD
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'67 COUGAR ..... _ --· U4J .... , ...... , '2577
'57 MERCEDES
[::~ .. '1477
'66 PLYMOUTH
=:..:.~.: .... '1977
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THE CAR THAT EVERYONE .IS TALK·
lNG ABOUT. ROY CARVEl! HAS THEM.
DRIVE YOURS OUT TODAY!
'65 CHRYSLER
~~ ... t .::'"· $1877 -...... csm ... 1 c-c-c..
'66 CHEVROLET :;-:..-·'1"' .9 ... 7_7 ...
.... cnJAI c-c..c. .
'67 CORYEm
--.-. $3977 rs.rw.uH.-. ...., •. ,,.ssnl c--c..c...
'67 CHEVEW
'66 PONTIAC
'66 LE MANS
'68 LE MANS
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Each and Every
"Carver -Care·Car"
carries our
I 00% warranty
on engine,
transmission
and differential
paris.
THIS YEAR 1'Hf
GRfAT NEW '69
PONnACS ARE
ATTRACTING THE
ANEST CROP Of
PREMIUM TRADE·
INS IN OUR ljiSlOIIYI
THESE CARS REPRESENT OOTST
. -. ---
VAWB AND ARE READY FOR YOU •••
TODAY
2925 -HARBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA MESA
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
COUN TRY
3000 PALM AVENUE-HUNTINGTON BEACH
536-8866
Tho Ultimofo
in
Cuisint & Bever•g•• Set~'~
'i open to the public
I NTIITAINMINT & DANCING
To
"MARLO & JAY"
TUUDAY THRU SUNDAY
LUNCHEON and DINNER DA ILY
BANQUET ROOMS to 200
SUNDAY BRUNCH
EILEEN WRIGHT will be at
the keyboard this Thursday,
Friday ~d Saturday even·
ings for grand opening days
at the Merrymac re staurant
at '3344 E. Coast Hwy .,·Co-
rona del Mar. Eileen appears
each week-end at the res-
taurant, which has been re-
cently purchased, renamed
and newly redecorated.
UC LAB SOIOOL HOW
OPEN AT ST. MARK
UC Irvine Laboratory
School has opened to children
2-1/Z to S years of age at St.
Mark Presbyterian Church,
2001 Eastblutf Or., East Bluff.
Tbe director ls Mrs. Eleanor
Wynne, former director of a
Mootessort school ln AJbu-
querque, New Mexi co.
"Montessori method offers
a good deal ol ind..lvidual atten-
tion from teachers," said
Mrs. WyDDe. "We allow the
cbild to choose what De wants
to do and at Ills own pace,
providing tUm with freedom
withiD a framework."
The school Is co-spoosored
by UC Irvine's Department of
Social Scleoce and Office of
Teacller Education and will
serve as a training ground for
teachers.
L ECAL '\OTICE
C F: R 11 F1 C:.A T F: Ofr-RIJ SIN F:SS
Fictitious F'inn 'l•ne n F' IJN Df.RSI G' t.n do her~
by certify tbal th."Y are con-
dtactia! • Horse Stsble ba.i-
aeu •t 1712 ~ell, r.o~a• del
,\hr, Califotnh 9262s-, under
lhe fictitioa• &rm rume of
J «. N Stahle 1r1 d tht allid
firm ia (ll)111po 11ed o f the lol-
lowioe: per.oo.• whose a~mea
ia rau -.d place of resirbce
.,e •• iollow-. 10 wit:
Joha J, Drabeck 1r1d Nola P.
Drab.edr., 7112 91.ell, Coroa•
del Mar, Calilon~i• 911i2S.
I'ITN ESS oar h-a.da thl• 18th
dll)' of October, 1968.
John J, nrabec:k
Nola P. Drabeck
STATE OF" CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF OflANCE ••
ON THIS ta• d_, .of Oc..,.
bet, 1968, belor• •e, • No,..,
Pablic ia •d for ... d COUIJ'
•d •••· rui4Jas thereia, •11 c:om.t.eJ011ei •d awora. t:., ..... ,,.,, .... J ... J. O.•
•dNela P. Drabedr.howa ........... , ...... w~~o ..
...... .. .. McriMd ... .
....... ia•&ru:>•t. -· ..... ....
leO.,..t: to •• •• \tley •xee.oo
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Agenda for
,.._..eo..t-ol 14., --IJ oi!MifoODOrt-... .... lloo -
tllo Clly ol ll..,.n lloodl •IlL . 1111 tr·rtoc !a A11oJ Wool .w .,..,Mer u. tallowliC J ... &.Ri~D.V.M...._ rr•,wvt: •cr·r .. s.._ U.tuatlb:Net~acatlp.a. YdiJ vtola...u......a. tlllltte•'lf'&ft r"efiiUn,
todii,Hof.1,iDtMelt)'M11. Me''' lD a IWLIJ m:'1r1~ -•llbjlet•,.,
A-• oo1 J41, -pro-be! .... -o1 loa 111po1 -• ..,. -1M--IDiddeodi-CIO o. ... tllo--ctA ..... •!otcltM-•.
JIOridJicriQIIIr.-.bCOD· co4o Aq., N..,.n C... Roqaoo1 --Willi
IOOfclal IIUirlcto. n1a WU • RIIIIIDVIIIOII lor a ).JO&t -ol 1
COIItllwld ftom lbt Oct, 17 'he lntM Co,, cr.-o1. .. permit a a 11 s I dlrtt·
IIIMIID(. I ijll. a car--~~... .-1 lip lor Ba)'<rool at
R01ubdlJWoo r--t>Orl C-0.., -cl lbo 1 .. lntao A,..,
m)tted by Fred Mac._ld PfCIIIIIOed -Barllara Dr., a..,... .._llalpll Bron,
"ud olllor1 for crealloo of 10 llnport C... 11<-ct E.....,• -
lots from Lot• s, 1, 1, 9 aod • COIOIUJ(JCATIOJII HomN. tor r~ot
to oo LidO Put Dr., LidO Roqaool from Harry--t11o -at Vars-e 955
Pt"'"sul&. 1011 l:ar ebiJtCII II MDCUttcw J t111t ttQitlltl per•t•IIOD to
...
u .. permtt reqoeat ot Rom of U• P•tmJt 10?1, ftlcb me•ct•• motor )M)IDM lD
aad Cola lor coomuctloa of porlllllo & JIIOiol IIIII catioo 11>1 M-l..A dlllrld.,.,. nr-r..adent••• aait• ta a c.a l!bap at IU7 ICftP)I1 BI..S., lute wu dla1ld Oct. s bJ
_.. at Lat:iyette AYI. U!d H~, ., u.t rt&I ..a.t1 r~lbo~C~-~m~l~l~a~'"'~· _____ !===~~~~===~ Lido Part Or.. oear Lido salu tblt art 1D blr11DC18.7
Pellluula. •llh 1110111 ---bo
Use permit reqiMtat tor a liU'mttted, 1a lieu ot tbt cot ..
double faced ooo-lllllD'li.aa.ted fee lbop.
directory sip tortbeNewport a...-from Rick Law-
Medical Arts bull41Dc at SO? reoce to tllmialte MMftlon
Placemia Ave., West Newport 5 of Uae Permit US'l, wtlleb
Hetgbts. permits oa-Alt alcbDU.c be-
Amendment 251, whicbpro-L!GAL MO TtcE
poses to rHODe tbe Moden ....,-=.,::::..:.:..:.::..:cc:,cc:,:c::...-..,..
anoe1: from 'unc1assilled to N011C:r. or INTENTION TO
R-1-B. ENCAGE: I:S THE SALE OF
• VARIANCES ALCOHflLIC BEVERAGES ~~-Dorothy Orwtg. 613 Poin-To Whom It 'lt•y Coaeenr.:
settia Ave., Corona del Mar, Subject to I••uace of the
use of the required rear yard lieease •1plied lor, ootlce I• 1 If tr e1 '-' hereby Jl'\leQ. lll•t \he oader-or 0 -s e par.,ng, si SJ~ed pro~u• to •ell 1i<:o,
Robert Martin, 114 44thSt., holic: beY"er•sn 1t the pre-
West Newport, 3-uoltdwelllng misea, de•cribed 11 follow•:
on an R-Z lot, 3901 E1111t Co•et Hlpwey
• t5E PERMITS Coron • del MN/NeWJM!rt Bueb
Fotomat Corp., 4601 W, Pursuut to neb iateo.tloa,
Coast Hwy,, West Newport, the uadert~lped le •pplylaJ to the Department of Aleobolic
drive-thru tum salesaDdpbo-Be"en~se Conuol for i .. u.o.ce
to processing business. oa oriK!ul •pplic•tiO&I of 111
R, J. Huffman, '708JasllliDe, •leohofic be"erar Ucnu (or
Corona del Mar, additioa to liceasea) for these pren~lu• ..
a oon-contormlng dwelllng, follows:
Bahia CorlDthia.DYacbtCiub New 0..-s.Je Ce.aer.t
at 1501-1601 Bayside Drive, (BoosFidePobllcE•dasPhce)
near Irvine Terrace sal 1 Anyone de•irias to p«~tut • e 0 the issuu ce of such licea•e(s)
alcoOOUc beverageswtthln200 m•y file 1 verified protest wllb
feet of residenUally r.ooed ny office of tbe OepeHme111 of
property. Alcoholic. Beve,.se Coatrol,
Gerson BatarfiAssoclates, within 30 d•y• of the d1te the
1,300 dwelling units and an-proposed premisu were fi,.t
clllarylacU!Ues,iocludiogre-posted, •t•tia's srouad• lor t1 and ,...._1.,.. t deni1l as provided by l1w . The crea OD ..,..,_ ... , a the premius 1re not now li eea1ed
northwest eoroer of Jamboree lor the Slle of •lcoholic be·
Rd. and Sao Joaquin Hills ven~ge•. The form of verific:•-
Girl -Mr, and Mrs. Tbomas
Dittmu, Z859 Serang Pl,, Costa
Mesa •
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23 •
Boy. Mr, a.odMrs.JolmRusb •
9ZO Lugooia Ave,, Newport
Shores,
Boy -Mr. aDd Yrs,JobD Wood-
nil, UP.C Wutmtnster Pl, •
Costallesa.
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs, Rooald
Kruse, Z?OO Petersoo Way,
Costa Mesa.
THURSDAY, OCT. Z4.
Girl -Mr. and Mr s , Fred
Bradlord, 2t21 Elden st., Costa
Mesa.
tion m•y be obt•ined hom •o.y
offio:e of the Department.
DON TilE BEACHOOMBER
""
20 word5 or leu
21 word, to 30 wordt
31 word' 10 AO words
Eoch word over 40 word1
l.SO
2.00
3.00
.OS
• c .. wiiMf ""'product is served.
Beer setved in pleasant and wholesome surround1~s 1s
the aim of the United States Brewers Association Arwl
we are always striving to do something about it
The USBA is represented by field men arount.l the
country. They meet with proprietors ol establishments
where beer is sold. They work in every way poss1blc to
promote a set of high standards wherever beer is served
This USBA effort means even more enjoyable places
for America's great be\lerage ol moderation
UNITED STAT£5 8R£W[R$ ASSOCIATION, INC.
uo :.oo
3.00 4.00
<.00 5.00
. 10 .15
HARBOR TRAHSFEil
AND STORACE ... ,_._, ...
WHE ATON
VANLINES,INC. ---·-------Ll 1·1lll or Ll 1·9713 Boy -Mr, and Mrs, Harry
Ream, 596 Joann St,, Costa
Mesa, 20•; OFF FOR CASH WITH OROF.R 375 E. 11"' SL. Coou !leoa ~~~~~~~~f~T~~R~AN~S~P;;O;R~T;;; AT~l•O•N..Ji j MC ;·ES.FOft.SAtft .. FRIDAY, OCT. ZS.
Boy • Mr, and Mrs. Alldrew
Somers, Z025 E, Ocean Blvd.
Balboa.
Boy -Mr, and Mrs, Dwight
Battista, 979 Denver Dr •• Costa
Mesa,
Girl -Mr. and W.rs. BUly
Turner, 2214 state St,, Costa
Mesa,
VAU CHrUI EDGAR SR.
SUCQJM BS AT ACE 71
Vaugban L, Edgar Sr., 71,
of 711 Lido Park Dr,, LJdo
Peninsula. died Oct, Z9 at
Park L100 Convalesced. Cen-
ter. •
He was born March 18,1897,
1n Croswell, Mich., came to
California 45 years _ago aDd
lived 1D th1s area for 10years.
He was a ve teran of World War
I, and worked as a salesman
for Graybar Electi'lc Corp,
tor ZO years.
'Survivors are hiswtle, MU-
dhd; a son, Vaugbao Ed-
ward J~<., of Ne'Wport Beach;
a daughter, SallyTeetotNew-
port Beacb; aDd 5 uaott-
cblldren.
or the week: "The
Faith We Have not Kel)t"
by Sen. Strom Thurmond.
Pape~, 11.00.
.wette.O.I;IJMioei.Mtft
U34 Batt.r .....
FUDeral services were btld 1-==--------
0ct, Sl. lnf:ermeot was at Tbe
Abbey . ~beim. ..., tbt
ditectioo of Weltellfr Mortu-
ary. 1be Rn. John {)w,Jdton
of St. Jolin tbe OeYIDe Epls-
cq»U.aa CIMircb, eo.ta Mesa,
wu olftcLaDt.
MUSI CAL LUHOII!OII
AeroatmoDtc Wl.,.s Club
wU1 bold a mutcal tv-
let)' procram ud J_.bega oa
NO'I' I 11, at Dtulyl&Dd Hotel.
Ku Oelo IIIII E-Dar.
=:~-=-== "''*1 .... _,. IDII COlD· .-, • .., .. II'IIUaJoC...at C..-lo!M __ _ -
100" Financing Available
AI so We-Carry
Our Own Contracts
NEWPORTER MOTORS
2036 Harbor Btvd.
Costa Mesa
BEDROO M. 2 bath
borne in Newport Heights
for sale, 122,000. 271 E.
lt\th. John Vogel reil
estate, 64R·1675.
o MtSCELLrUIEOUS
dog trainer. Ligbt
obedimce at your borne.
Sit, rome, stay educate.
Appolntmentooly. 492·1491.
SM.P,
televtaton
-Portable
usee!
before your eyes
on your new carpet _ JO'
move them w1th Blue Lus-
tre, Rent electric sh~m
pooer S}, Crown Hardware,
111)7 E, Coa~t Hwy,, co,..:
ona del Mar.
'
•
FOLK SINGER Stu Jamieson
wiJI present some of his sef ...
ections of American folk
music to the congregaUon of
St. Varnes Epl scopal Church
of Newport Beach at the Q
a.m. service Sunday,. Nov.
17. •He will accompMy him¥
self on the banjo. He was
born In China, ·grew up In
Canada, fought as a combat
infantryman with the U. S.
Army during World War U. He
operates an electronics lab
i n Co sta Mesa.
$100 FIRE 014 1.1.
A leak'lD a ps ._.was
lgnlled by a pilot 111'11 a.od
caused aa $800 lire II liS
Topu AYe., Bllbol. Ialud.
Tuesday afterDOOB, !tor. 5.
Tbe fire started 1a tbl kllcllM
wall a.od bod -1111...,.
... wall !Dio l1lo llollwaJ,-
damag1J>c cablaob. llo -was borne at tbe time ,_ tbl
t1re. The resldeoce ll OWDid
by D, B. MacCalliUD of Los
Angeles.
llCIUSMI
IAZMI A1!D 1U.IY
MI"UUO8AIOOITY no-•---._..,--odliJIIIt eo. -..., c-,_, . .....,. .. -~~~
lor .... _,, .... 11,,&1 .... c..-....-Hall.
lira. RWa -Ia Ia cMI'IIottiiii:IOp.m • .._..,
&MI-·bJIIro.FuiK-'-hloo WUI be MrYed
ud comldlel. *•· WUlJam after tbt procram • ...... ,.. laiUIICcanolllblo , ·
--aaal-bt'llrs. DRIVIR IS ARIIUTED
Lom DowDs a.od lira. Jollll 014 DIIUHIC OIAIIGE
Trailer, Urs. Cbarles Carl JlolraDIOD, 45, •• .....,...,., ww l*'tllde Sbermli. OU., was .;.~,;dj
at tbl "bintlt table," With at 10:15 p.m. Moaday,
llr•. Cllll>rd WUU&ma W, Coul Hwy. llld
u"tt'nc. Tbe:re will be 101111 oo tM ebarp of
liJ 111o Eoqulres, a berber--· GEORGE IIOlHAF 76
OF CXISTA MESA 0. ES
Georce E. Notbaf, '76, or
23'70 Orup Ave., Costa Mesa
died Oct. 28, at Costa Mes.t,
MemorlaJ Hospital,
He was born J1111e 9, 1892,
1D Grady County, Oklahoma
came lo CaJifornLa and to ttu;
area J.p 1929.
Surtltors are a daugtter,
Mrs. Rose Marte Robinson or
Sao Diego; a sister, ltrs.
Lila Tate of tbe home; 4
brotbeJ's; 2 grauddaagbters,
a.od 3 ll'eat-lfaod..cllildrett.
Serriees were held Oct. 30,
at Harbor Rest Memorial Park
wdU f..be:,dlredion of West-
cJUUiortuary. The Rev. John
lloMyeutt, USlstaDt pulo< ol
tbe First Baptist Church.,
Costa Kesa... wu ometam.
GEOIIGE sotAFFER Of
NEWPORT litO RES DIES
George J. Schalfer, ?O. or
409 Lugonia St., Newport
Shores, died Oct. 30, at Hoag
Hospital. He wuaprojection-
lst for 50 years for the Pac.
lttc Drive-In theaters. He was
born 1n Los Angeles, April
~6, 1898.
of "'·Mr. Kareo Coreorao,
Jacaranda Ave.,
wu taken to Hoaa Hospital
Seal's ambul&Dee after
complalDed of severe
oeclt and back pain.
MEAL WORSLEY 34 • • P.O. WORKER. DIES
Neal B. . Z20'1-E!I
Rutgers, Costa.
No•. • a1 Hoac Ho~iitai ""'34. He was born lllarcb 29,
LD Decatur, ru., came to
area 5 years ago. He was ln
NaY)' 11 years; and for
put S-l/2 years, be was
tbe Po.lt OfDee 1o Costa Mesa.
He J.a: sur vi ted by bis mother
Mrs. Estber Scboeoberc
Cbieqo, aDd aa aunt, Mrs.
!san Kldd of Melldob. W.
Funeral sertlces wUI be
held ln Mendota, under the
directoo of Westcillt Mor-
tuary.
"SWlKE" M.IT NO FIRE
Warm air from an air con-
ditioning system met cool
causing a wblc:h ;.;t;i.d I
JAayrrrst
For people who can aft'ord 1he besc.
GEORGE IRADFDRD Of
BALIOA Dt!S AT 66
Alter a leocthY illoess, Geo-
rge L, Bradford, 6&, oU136
E. Balboa Bltd., Balboa, died
Nov. 2, at Cedars or Letuoa
Hospital, Los Angeles, at ase
66.
Mr. BradlordwasbornSept,
16, 1902, 1D Kansas, Mo. He
llved 1n Callfornla for 60 years
and was tbe owner of George
Bradford tovestmeots,
S!.D'vlvors are his wtt.e,
Muioo; 2 sons, Peter of Los
Angeles, and George or Pas-
adena; a daughter, M.lss LiDda
Bradford of Los Angeles; 2
brothers, Case of Sa.o Mat too,
and Paul of Santa Barbara;
and a sister, Mary or Santa
Barbara.
Services were held Nov. S
a.t Pacific View Chapel. Tbe
Rev. John Rogers Davis of St.
Michael and All Angels'
Episcopal Church was of-
ficant. Interment was at
Paciftc VIew Cemetery,
GOLD WATOIES TAKEN
Three gold watches and gold
earrings ~~o•ere stolen from
Warren Smith, 1915 Trade-
winds Lane, Bayc rest, be·
tw een Nov. 2 and 5. Entry was
made to the residence by cut.
Ung a screen with razor blades
and then removing 3 panes
from a bathroom Window, The
loss was set at $600.
:oiiDSSiiDi.l
OVEI SHOlES, IHWPOIT IUCN .... .
l_lfri,_IRJ'I h! ...... llai ..... IVH ................ ...... .......... ..,... ................................... .
f ... ..,.. . .,.,.,., 'IW' ........ \00 fl ffllltlll ..... "' ..
200 ft ...... CIIMIMII ... ttw ,.,.... Ill ...._,, f.-. .... llillff
•114 ,W.U llucMI. thrtM llr• vi.-. ....... ...., tM ,..... ,._..le
IOcatloft lfl tllh .,. •.
I'An WIM1 & SMI. IIIC. wtn Nlill'l 1M bUWd fO'If ,_... holM. or roll
"IIY IIUrdldt all ~isite Clistlfll a.,cr.l tiMI.
Now 300 S.ios • $64,950 to $120.MO
Modelt at 1842 S.ntiaeo Drive, fMwpoft liNCh.
Phone (714) 646-1550 for appointment.
Or~•,.tt4 u4 /•nt~l .. ,., h J . H, .1,,.,, ...... A ..
FOR A SONG -- - -
You may not get very much
but for only "·
$55,000,00
YOU CAN GET
THREE R-2 lots improved with
Two older Houses
Corner of33rdSt, andBalboaBh.:l.
An excellent rental area
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE
SOME OF THOSE
TAX $$$$$$$$
Triplex shows excellent return
$37,500.00
EYE IT, THEN BUY IT
WliY TALK ABOUT IT?
Wasted conversation over the
bridge table -· or on the goU
course--
leads nowhere. Give US THE JOB OF
SELLING YOUR PROPERTY ------
NO CH ARGE until you get the cash.
Ralph P
~-Ilia REALTOR I APPRAISER
Mas key
J9 YEARS IH ~
,HA.I!IICIR AREA ,
3411 NEWPORT BLVD., NEWPORT II!AOI -67WOIIO Survivors are tu.s wlle, S2S rr.itlion total sales
throuah the Multiple Listina l-------------------•1
Service o f The Newpo<t Hor· CANYON AND OCEAI VJEW
THURS ., Fl\1 ., & SAT., NCV. 7th, 8th, 9th
'I'E II AVE A BRAND NEY FACE>
Won't you join us in our opeains celebration?
Now enjoy Cocktails, Luncheon or Dinner at moderate
prices in a warm, friendly atmosphere in the tradition
'3f costal casualness.
The talented EILEEN WRIGHT at dle Keyboard
THURS., FRI.& SAT.
H44 EAST COAST HIGHWAY o PHONE-673·7722
-
bot Costa Men Boa'rd of
Realtors for the first 6
"'?0.1~~,<>(1961.
IS OVER 4 MIU.IO!<
UUICLI\RS PER MONTI! IN'
PROPERTY SALES'
WITH REAL TOR'
G .T. GUNDERSEN
Real F.s tale Appraiser
~7!>-1642
Evn. 549-1281
Can't sell it? ... Trsde It?
For Fut Action & Re.ulls
Call
niE DOYLE CO .. Re&IU>rs
Call S48-116i
270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
INCOME
Ll~t •d ally 4 --m homo, 1M baths, ftroplaco,
100ft! lor pool, JA ..,_ locatlort In lovely c ... eo
Hl~l.,ds. !Ukllll M,!IICI.
~·
9 UNITS IN COSTA MESA
0 GOOD LOCATION ° GOOD CONDITION ° CATERING TO ADULTS ONLY
*EXCELLENT RETURN ON INVES1'ME:mj
ONLY $72,000
l~DOWNI
Three bedroom -thfft Wh t.o.e -tuat n•c. l:tr
IMiilJ wUh t.Hnaa:e -S4.(,!MMt.OI. C&ll .ad let ••
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EXCLUSIVE BAY CREST LOT PmCED TO SELL.
$28,!100.00
UOX Y. f' RAXICl.lli
I RE:Al. TOR ' 3250 hst ~t HirftwiJ
Cot on• del Motr. C.tlilornil
Phone. 613-2221
OPE~ SEVE~ DAYS
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
1 TO 5 P.M.
4 BEDROOMS
2-1/2 BATHS
FAMILY RM(16x2!7 )
OWNERS MOVING
50'7 AVOCADO, Irvine Terrace n
Corona del Mar
ATMOS~HERE
TROPICAL GARDENS
WARM , COLORFUL DECOR
PRICED IN THE LOW SIXTIES
A REAL FAMILY HOKE FOR
ENTERTAINING AND GRACIOUS
LIVING
Naaport l11dt ••••
• ._ lsi.IMI Cesta ._
Got a
paint brush?
Cu test little :II ' duolex y::>u ever ,a ...... ,., in a
great neighoo rh o:ld. The aoart<T~ent-over garage is
imiT'acu late, BU T •.• Boy, Oh Boy' Do es the front
house neeO cheerin g uo \ Chance ?f a li fe·time to
show you r talents as a oecorator anO ShO-N a orotit
too. Out-of·the-area :~wn"!r .vants a sale ! ! Has
max. l::lan on i t now!
S42,000.
SEMPLE REAl. ESTATE
2515 f . Coou H•y., Corofta cfel Mar
67!>-2101
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Lido Bay F rant
5 bedrooms, 3-1/2 b:Uhs, PIER and FL.OAT , Zt%24 living
$
room, IOxlZ dining room. CJ.l.¥mina.rem¥U~olde_t home.
155,000. ' •••
137 Via.Waziers
Eutero Hal>oartl • ~'booli'e~~ YLiffl ~'flotigl>tiUI
eatry through soutb patio, Also a large oortb patio. Tbis
borne bas tremendous appeal to a small family desiring_
elbow room. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. $84,500.
p. a. palmer lncorporatea
Til DEVElOPERS CJ UDO SIIC 1935
UT7 Yoo Li. , Ooiolo J-1-
M .... rt leeda -F-tt.e L.A • .,.. c .. l MA s.t0SC ••••••••••••••••••••
1601 BAYADERE
SALE OR LEASE • LARGE HOME
IN EXCLUSIVE AREA-VACANT
AND READY FOR OC CUPANCY .
4 Bedrooms ; 3 Baths, Separate
Family Room and Dining Room .
3100 ::Jq . Ft. Large Yard and en-
closed and protected Patio.
Price only $67,500-TERMS • NEWPORT MAILING ADDRESS
Well built, attractively styled 3
Bedroom, 3 bath, 2 ftrepla.ce bome.
On corner lot with surfllCed uea
for your CHRISTMAS TRAJI,U,
either boat, camper, or bOUt I PLUS
BONUS, Heated and fUteNCI Pool·
Obly $34,750.
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ESTIIaA EAGLES
TICKLE VALLEY
Wllb a 20..0 -~ b)' Mar;
DOll& t.blDd tbem, tbe Est-
-Eq111 ao aplDII r .... -talo Vallo!' all p.m. W. Sal-
urdQ', at Htmttnctoa Beach
bltl> ""-· Mepolta's d41feut permit-
ted EolaDcta ooly 74 JUdo oo
tilt sr-I Friday lli&lll ud
tlmllod !be Eql.. qoortor-
blct to a 3 I:Jr lpusiAclt'eo-lllc .,. 49 yard&.
Glorp BarDIU was aamed
plaJV of tbl week ror his
otVall I')OdpmeaadaCCXC~Ie
ol pua lntorcopllooa.
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-Ia 10 ...., .. -·--!loft T•ry 10 llllot Eaollltllllll tilt• tlltU nlra ·-lolloaluiC-sol
play, t11t 11-.. -..1 ao
JUdo 1o a playa. CtaudoJtelty
ce>q>lllld a puaii>GrocFoe-
diet O'rer tbt middle, m.ttbea
a SIOOGd pua: to Daft Dtes,
wbo made anoutmncttD(catcb
oD. about tJae 10 yard l1De. From
tblre F0811tctrutwlceoffleft
tacllle to tilt 1-yard 1108, ud
tbeD Kelly followed bim oa. tbe
tbird don. for tbl score.
Tbe Sea Klnp will play
W:apoUa a.t 8 p.m. this Friday
al DoYidsoc Field.
Costa Mesa wW 10 againSt
Laora. at 8 p.m. Saturday,
at Western Hich scbool.
LET
CLEANERS
We do the
FINEST work
• town tn
3137 E. Coast Hiway.
Corona del Mar
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OIARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED
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MUTUAL SAVINGS
2867 East Coast H1ghway • Coron• Del Mar, Calif. 92625
Telephone 675·5010
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TOM SKINNER, Orange Coast College fullback, broke
this tackle and went in to sr:ore on a 12..yard pass
from Quarterback Paul Lemoine in the Pirate's 27-14
loss to San Diego Ci ty College last Friday. The play
marked the first touchdown San Di ego had given up
through the air this season .
Bucs set for Dons
San Diego City College
struck for 2quJ.cktt.rst.period
touchdowns and then held ott
Orange Coast College for a
27-14 South Coast Confer ence
win last Friday night at Le-
Bard Stadium.
The Bucs, oow 5-2 for the
year, wUI invade the santa
Ana owl this Saturday for a
coDfe enee game with the
Doos. Startlng time is 8 p.m.
1'!11 Ktd.CM• a..ddedo l ZDd
period TD. and the clock read
neutralized It wtth a 27-yard
scorl.ng run by back Mite
W1Uiams. The final OCC score
came l.n the final period when
Lemoine went 1D on an B-yard
roUout.
Lemoine hit on 17 of 31
passes for 208 yards to raise
hls season total to 1,333 yards
passing. He has thrown tor 11
touchdowns, aDd !las 1,421
yards 1D total offense. He 1s
throwillg at a 60 per cent. clip.
21-0 at halftime. Lee Morp.o, taking over at
OCC struck bact as Paul one of the defensive halfback
Lemoine tossed a tO-yard posts tor OCC, came 14)witha
aerla.l to Tom Skinner 1n tbe pair of intercepUonsandplay.
third period, bot Sao Diego ed good defense.
The oou~est pme of~be~~~ey r~t~~bock M
all tor the Sa.Uors wUJ be this yards to his 43, and almost
Saturday at 8 p.m. when the broke loose,
Harbor High team faces West. The cloSest tbe Sailors
mlnister, at Westminster. could come to scorlngcameLD
That's the No, 1 team, un-the f1na1 6 minutes when tbe
defeated in the Sunset League Tars almost drove George
and ranked No. 2 in CIF, said Fraser into his end zone tor
Coach Wade Watts. a safety.
Last week's game was bad Stu Aldrich was voted player
enough tor the Sailors, who of tbe week tor his outstand-
were beaten 19-0 by Anaheim. 1ng defensive and offensive
This was their 28th loss to tbe play,
Colonists. Thelr most pro-
mising moments arne at
the beginning of the game when
Anaheim kicked off aod Bob
MARLO, JAY SING
.The Huntington Seaclllf
Country Club, 3000 Palm Ave-
nue, Huntington Beach, open 7
days a week, otters lunch,
dinner and breakfasts on Sat-
urday and Sunday mornings,
The entertainment features
Marlo and Jay, with Jay play.
lng the piano, singing and
throwing In a little light com-
edy - every night ezcept Mon-
day. On Friday, Saturday and
Swxlay, Marlo joins Jay,
AIWther
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ONE HOU'R
CLEANERS
WILL Bf
OPENING SOCII
IN
CORONA DEL MAR
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6€.\Uti~UL h.\112 IS Shmy
anb sort anb In
l'IE WILL BE
EMPLOYING
o INSPECTORS
o SALES GIRLS
CiOOb conbltlon
We will condition before you have it set and then
create a flattering continental coiffure for you alone.
642-0844
Just a few doart west af Dover
on W. Coott Hwy. . SEYEN NATIONS COIFFURES •.. ...... , ................ " '
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• COMIIMATION
rRISSIR
• SHIRT GIRLS
• SILK FIMISIIU
• Air c»n•tioned -
Uly •OI!>ot..l
Eo..tl.,t Poy
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THE MIDGET DIVISION Corsairs, a new team In the
Junior All American Football Federation, captured the
Jupiter League tltJe as they finished their regular sea-
son undefeated. Here are the players and coaches: front
row, from left, Todd Donaldson, Jon Pulaski, 8111 Ro-
bertson, Dave Parsei, Joe Tosti, Tom Jackson, Brian
Coka~, Pat Millican and Uike Reid; mi ddle row, Jon
Fitzgerald, Brian Bemer, Gerry Wooters, Skip Lauder·
baugh, Rich Fre eman, Sam Slmalds, ·Richard Martin,
Marc Hinshaw, Brent Ogden, Skip Franklin, ·Rob Ro~
ertson and Bob Wilson; top row, ·Coach Bob Milum,
assistant coach Jerry Tripp, Richard McDonald, ·Dick
Stoneman, Bob Bissel l, John Martin, ·Eric Strickland,
Barto n Seek, Chip Temple, Bob Wl1itford,..Pete Anlch,
Brad Sturtevant, ·and assl stant coaches Robert I bOOt·
son, Wilbur Robertson and Dick Ferda. To be on th e
Co rsa irs team, the age limit Is 12 and 13 and the maxi·
mum weight is 115 pounds. CSaras photo.)
JEWELRY PURL DINED
OVer $1,500 worth of jew.
elry was stolen Oct, 31 from
the residence ot WUliam
Fisher, 101 Sboreclllf Dr.,
StrJre Cutts.
Among the missing pieces
taken from a vanity 1D the
master bedroom were a gold
cbarm bracelet valued at
$1,0'70, a f:('ld ring and a
sterl.tng silve1 thimble.
TIRE FOR
Nf.WI'OI!T HARBOR EJIIGII
fiRST S£Cll011 -c Pill 8
Tlli~Y., IIOV. 7, -
OOIIliiA Da.IIAA. ~ F:
GilliN -P 11011 CIPIII
Ill ~A D& IWI
JaekMdJIIol_,_
• .. ~ .. Clon .. Ia c-clll ..... Ill 1'111
E. C..llwy.,--101111 J..-Pol ..... Tlll-
11'1 0111 ol. l -Ud f'I.IIIP
hm IIT'III -~~ to kmol wear.
Uta .. ultoa bu ""ectua
ptole.w-1 IOOclll lo Cblc-
aao, as a buyer 1D New York
City and aleo u & dreu de-
... slper, Mr. Fultoo bu an
Laterest in pbotop'apfllc
equtpmeli: shops 1D Cblcaco,
bu been usoelated with Oc-
cidental LUe Insurance Co.
1D the midwest, aocl ls DOW
,orcantzlng a pertomll ·~r-11f!ODORE V0H HEMERT'S ceocy senlce eoterprlsl. Tbe
M011tER Dl ES AT AGE 90 Fultoos haYe boom local ro-
Anaa Yartta of Hurtlngtoo sideBts for 4 years, llYLDe 1D
Beaeb, mother of Theodore Corona Hlgblatxis.
Voo Hemert o1 Corooa del BPW Q.UBS TO MEET Mar, died MoDday, NoY, 4, at
her borne at age 90. Mrs, A. E, Naepll of tbe
Mrs. Martin was boro 1n Newport Harbor BPW Club
Germany, Feb. 15, 1878. She wlll preside at tbe aoutbera
was a self-employed interior meeting of ~ Orco m.trtct
decorator for 30 years. Her of NaUooa.J. FecleraUonotBus-
son owns the Ted Von Hemert loess aDd Professional Wom-
turntture store 1n WestCIW. eo's Clubs Nov. 14 in Buena
Cltber survivors are her 3 Park. Dinner wUJ be served
gra.ndchUdren and 1 great-at 7 p.m.
grandchJ.ld.
Services wUI be beld 3 p.m.
today, Nov. 7, at Pacutc View UCLIISIVII
Chaj>el.
SAFE CRACKERS FAIL
An attempt to open a sale
at the Zoo restaurant, Corona
del Mar, Tuesday QfgtJt, Nov, 5
ti.J.Ied, according to Newport
Beach pol.ice. Entry was made
by lreatin& a window.
DR IV
Bargain Days! THURSfAY·fiiDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY
-s•acJ -·
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COSTA
MESA
Harbor tour is scheduled for Nov. 19 ., .. .., ......
Rta!11lac tM romuUcday1
GC .,1, Calllonla -
--trldtd -· .... laltow to ollllllore Yaotae
Wlldjammou lor •Jonts
III.W, aUk aad Yatlou t.-te~
&4ac ot. euter.n and Cbinese
JMrcbud!M, tbe memben
..---lpul· e-..t,lbDU&r totbla.a4n·
er1bld by IUebudH~Du&Jr.,
Ia bll -book, ''Two
Jeatl bd:we tbe mut."
"111 tlloM da)'l, IDd1aDI
employed u Mrfl for tbe
rueberos tbrew the b14es
JOHN ANO ELLEN SYMPSON celebrated their bOth we<l-
dlng anniversary Saturday, Oct. 26, at their home In Cos·
ta Mesa. They were married In 1908 In EngiM~d, ·while
Mr. ·Sympson was u rvlng In the Royal Horse 4.rtlllery,
which was reserved tor SPecial royal duty. His regiment
was guard ot honor at the funeral of King Edward and for
the coronation of King George. The Sympsons came to
Pasadena In 1q13, and to NeWPOrt Beach in l q4l, living
tor man y years on Newport 1sland. John has been a mem·
ber of the Balboa Bay Li ons mo re than 20 years, with
perfect attend<V~ce all of that time. ·His advice to young
married couples: "Make a happy go at it and enjoy your
lite-make friend s -love you r family."
Of the Woman's CIY1e Leap~ ;;;;;;;:;g
of Nn!>ort Harbor wW 'llllt
blolorlcaiii>OIIIn tbo Harbor
COMPU'II '"'='= -
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u• on Nov. U. Tbe tour
wUI .tart at MulDers LU:.-ary
at 9:SOun.,IDd wlll be balded
b)' Presldeot Ellsalletb Loac·
rldp,
Tbe Drst bl.slorlca.l site to
be YlJttld 1s "Tbe Esta.Dcla"
(tbo stalloo) o! Costa llesa
1900 Adams An, Tbeprogra~
chairman, Mrs, Albert c.
Hougbton of Balboa, writer aDd
painter of early California and
mother of Newport's Vice·
Mayor , Llndsley Parsons, wUl
present the Costa Mesa
Hlstorlea.l Society an authentic
New look is oHered
The Junior A!tuiates of the bins, recordi.Dg secretary;
Newport Harbor Art Museum Mrs. BrianZena, cor respond·
wUI open their fall season with lng secretary; Mrs. War reo
a completely "new look." Smltb, treasurer; Mrs. WU·
DR. MORRLS Fler has beea
elected ctlief of staff of Hoag
Hospital, succeeding Dr. Allen
0. Cottle. Dr. Fler was elect.
ed to the Hoag staff 1n 1957
and bas served on the med-
Ical staff eucutive committee
since 1965. The 44-year..old
surgeon is a native ofToroDto,
Ontario, and was graduated
from the UniversttyofTorooto
medical school, serrlng his
tnternship at MoUld. Sl.Dal
HospiW In Cleveland, Ohio.
de served In tile Royal c an.
ad1an Air force In England,
The sales and rental pl. Uam Anderson, bo~lta.lity;
lery, located in the museum In Mrs. Charles Ruberg. insW·
the Balboa Pavilion, has been laUon: Wrs. Norman Larson,
transferred to newly remod· member ship; Mrs. Donald
eled quarters. The .uru. Nutten, poUey;Mrs.PhUlip C.
t.a.tes have spent tbe past sev. Davis, publicity; Mrs. Mlcb·
eral months selecting over 70 ael Mu.Ul.D, staffing; Mrs. Karl
pieces of art to be sold or Barnum, telepbooe; W.rs.
rented. ne gallery !s oper. _wuuam Gothard, education.
"""'=::-L:::!GAL HOTIC£ :YI:s'. Sicily betwe<n 1941 ated on a ooo..profit basis, AU
objects :ue available either
ror sale or rent and the rentals
can be renewed if desired.
CERTIFICATE OF BUINESS liAS ROLE IN PLAY
Fictitious Firm Name THE UNDERSIGNED does Jay Rayl, 2945 Cassia, Ea::t1
tr.>rn tbo 1111111 ell.lh of Daoa
PolDt dDwD to tbe llllora, wbo
tri.DIPOtt*S tbem to tbe wtad·
)lmmen in Joac boats," Mra.
~ IJplalaed, Tbo
cheltl were fWltable tra ..
Al'e chests aDd are DOW oaiJ
fOUDil ill museums.
Tbe sailors lD those daYI
referred to tbe hides as tbl
"California tank notes," be·
cause, besides s11Yer, tbere
wu DO cllculatinc medium of
excbaqe. Tbe bideswerealm
.,ld by Ctunese traders totbe
mUers or cbests and truob
ln Chllla for the Spulsb trade
In ta:l6.
Aloq with tbe antique cbest,
Mrs. Houghton is dooatlDC u
Spanish lace •eddl.lll
of lntrlcate desip aDd or
patostakfng cletail aod wornbf
tbe l.ntelllgencl.a or ~r
elaues ot that period. A
color ful Spanish bn trom
SeYWe, Spain, and used by the
ladies or the ·'Dons" will
a.lso be inCluded.
LA BOUTIQUE UNIQUE oltheNewoo •t
Beach Junior Ebell Club offers· Yule
shopping ideas to r t he entire family in
addition to the usual ch ildren's items.
Pictured here with some ::>I the gi It ob--
jects are Mr s. Paul Hadley, way s and
means chairman, at left, and Mrs. Ga ry
Rawlings. Early birct snoopers :~:re en-
OR. WILLIAM WHITE
TO SPEAK TO GUILD
Dr. William White, asslSI-
ant professor or dram.t at
USC, will speak to memtJf'r s
of the Cttildreo's The.atrf
Guild ol Newzx>rt Harbor
at tbeir mo.lth.ly meeting at •
10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 14,
al the home of Mrs. Jerrei
Richards, 355 ViJ Lido Soud,
LLdo Isle. Dr. Wh.ite, an auth-
ority on stage lighting, will
speak on lighting a.ad port-
able sets. As assistant dir-
ector of the USC Festival the··
atre, he ha.s toured with the
Edinburgh Shakespeare Fest ~
ivai :>;'ld also toured last sum-
couraged to be or1 hMd early for ihe op.
ening of La Boutique at 10 a.m. this
coming Wednesday, Nov. 13, at the Fl·
esta room o f the Bluffs, 2414 Vista del
Oro. There ..viii be a silent auction from
2 to 3 that afternotn. All Items not sold
by that time witt be offered at cosrltr1\
wtlat you wi (Karen KovaCh p oto.)
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A CONSERVATIVE
Approach to l ns~tranc •
ED WARD
The sales and rentaJ p..l-
lery chairmen, Mrs. Ronald
Foell and Mrs: Gloria Br ant,
have been working closely with
museum director Ttlomas H,
Garver in making tllelr sel-
her eby cer tify that be ls con· Bluff, will be appearing In
ductlng a Booltkeepln& and Ta "Tiger at the gates," fall
Service buslness at 328 No, drama productton at Chapman
Newport Blvd,, Newport Beach, College in Orange, wber e he is
Cal11or nla, under the fictitious a sophOmore ma)orlnglnEng·
firm name of Central Business lisb and drama. He plays
Services, the Tu Advisors, and Olpides in the J ea.n GirauOOux
that said rtrm ls composed of play, set in Troy just pr ior to
the tollowl.ng peraoo wbose the start of the Trojan War.
name tn fu.ll UJd place of rest· Production dates are Nov.
deoce are as follows, to~wtt: _7_·_1_0_· --:c.,.-------
The other hi storical sites to
be vlsUed, according to the as-
sistant program chairman,
Mrs. T. Duncan Stewart, will
be the Old Landing, first ver~
sioo of the naming of Newport,
marked by a monumeotplaced
Aug. 10, 1967, al Coast Hwy.
and Dover Drive; the monu-
ment to George Rogers, "tbe
father of Newport Harbor" and
uncle of Newport Councilman
Howard Rogers, at the end of
the PeninsuJa; the Balboa Pav-
ilion. originally built In 1906,
used as a ter mi.na.l for the Pac.
lfic Electric Railway, a.ad
restored in 1962 under the
origlnal reef; site of the first
wa.ter to water filght made by
Glenn L. Martin, who Oew his
own plane, buUt in Santa Ana,
from the waters of the Pac-
lltc Ocean near Balboa Pier to
Catalina island, May 10,1912,
and on his return to the ma.in-
land, carried the da.y's
mail from Catalina, another
first; sUe of McFadden's
Wharf or 1888 and dedicated 1n
1965 at Newport Pter, orig.
lnally built by tbe Mcfadden
brothers, pioneers of this
50\.i.bern sec.UonofCalUorola.
to serve as the term1Daloftbe
Mc.Faddeo. ra.ilroadtromSuta
mer with the Holland Shake-
FestlYal. ADD DE•COIMT IVE S M A RTNESS
with a Hlllii-IACI CIWI ections.
of Jay & RrPJfm
Phone: 67)..9379
·' prevtewopentogror mem-
bers and guests will be held
today, Nov . 7. Tbega.llerywUl
be open Wednesdays ttlrougb
Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m.
Newly elected otl'lcers for
the Junior Atfiliates l.oclude:
Mn . Gerald Madtp.n, presld·
eat; Mrs,Ric.bardJoau, ¥ice-
pr~ Mrs. en. Rob-
VOLUME MEANS
SAVINGS!
1968
FORDS-FAIRLANES-T ·BIRDS
NOW AT ACniAL FACTORY INVOICE
-NO ADO.ONSI
poy "' adv.t factrD'J hnolce, plu to• and 11 •:.,,.••1
62 TO OtOOSE FROM.
'64 Fonl CUlt. 4-0oo. $495 Y·l, evte. tre111. fNOY104). 20 ~
~ .... er tr•~• Ui ,.., 111.., 24 "'"·
'64 fonl FolrloM w-
•• ~1 •• •••*• VI, ,. .. _tie.
IIOY2111 20% ~ew11 er tr•~•
u a,..r ..... u •••
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,.wer, •i11yl ,.,t_ IWTE047l
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$595
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Charles A. Waer, 246 6Zud LEGAL HOTICE
Street, Newport Beach, Ca.lll.
WITNESS my biDd tbil ZZDd
d&1 or October, 1M8.
a.rtu .t... Watr.
STATE OP CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE )ss
ON THIS ZZDd day of October,
1988, before me, a Notary Pub.
Uc ILl a.ad for said coUPty and
llate, residing therein, duly
commiss1ooed a.ad sworn, per~
IOOally appeared Charles A.
Waer, lmown to me to be tbe
person whose name Is sub-
scribed to the within instru-
ment, and aclmowledged to me
that he executed the same.
WITNESS my hand and otflcW
seal.
Mary A. Haapa,
Notary PubUc in and for said
Couoty and State.
My Commlssloo e~;~lres Dec.
13, 1971.
Publlsh: Oct. 31, Nov. 'l, 14,
Zl, 1968, 1n tbe Newport Hat·
bor Eoslgn..
LEG~L HOTIC~
NI)TI CF: OF PlJfiJC n~:ARING
~otice is hereby pvec~ that
the Pl•aiDK Commi .. ion of
the City of 'lewport linch will
bold a public hurin~ on the
application of the lrviae Corn~
p~any to ruou.e appro11imately
J.'iO acre11 located north o f 5•
Joa~p.~in llilla fl o ad 111 d el8t of
MacA r~ur Boulevard, iocludin(!:
a proposed •ae•al.ion sres
lr.noW1!. as Ph .. e II tipper Ha~
bor View "!ills. Lo &he P~C
"Piaoaed Communi1y" ni11tri ct.
~otice is hereby fanher
,PYu !.hat uld public hearin8
will be held oa the 2lal dey of
:ofo.,tl'llber, 1968, •I dae hour of
8:00 p.m. ia the Cou.acll Cham-
ber• of the 'h:wport Bneh
City Hall, at wh.ic:h lime ~d
place -.y -.ad •11 peraoa• io-
tereated may •p•• •d be
he•rd tbereoa.
ftey Y. CopeHa, aecretuy
Newpart Buch City
Pl•ai•s Comrai..toa
MATTRESSES waw -aDVJLDIWG
IMIUla r Shapes .......... -een..
COSTA WHA MATTIISS CO.
21.Naw ......... U....., .. ,,.
.... , ... c ••
-AT ntliCMOaT&..,_ ......... ,~-
~OnCE Of pUII.JC H F.ARI~G
~olice is llereby IP"tv. th •t
•-P'••ial C:O.•iselos _.r
the City o f "iewpon-B.,.c:b will
hold • poblic hurin11 oo the
applicatioa of Joho \lertio Shee,
lac. for • Use Permit 1414 10
permit 1111 automatic car w11sh
tt the aor&hwesl comer of Se-
port Ceou~r /lrive and
Saot• lhrb•n Av"'ue.
'lotie::e is he"'by fur ther ·
that uid public hurinM
be held oo the .7th day of
November, 1968, •t th e hour of
8:00 p.m. io !.he Cou .. rH
Ch ~r~~bers o { lbe "lewpon
Beach [i !y 1.1 all, at whi e::h
time •d pl•ce any .. d •II
pl"rsons iatere•ted m ~ appr.ar
aud be heard thereon.
R~ Y. Co pelio, •ecreury
"i e .. ·port !leach Ci ty
Pl•nin"-\.o111rniuion
Publi!h; ~ov. i, (QAA, in
the ~ewport \I arbor F.osiJtn
-------------
~OTICF TO C RFilJ'ffiRS
st:PFR!OR COl'RT Of Tllf
STATE Of C:ALIF'O R'OI A FUR wr mu~n· or OR ·\\'Gf
'io. A-li 102'1
F:state o f JH~ATHir.r 1\, \lc-
CRF:Am·, neceu .. ,L
SOTICE I ~ u~:REAY GIYF"\
10 the e::reditonl of thr above
aln'!ed decedent that all pe~
!IOD!I havin" claims 11,11lio s tthe
said dee::edent •re required to
file them, .. ·i lh thr necea!laty
YOucher!l, in thr oHi tf' of the
dert of the above entitled
cou rt, or 10 pre!lmt them, with
&he oece!llllty vou cher11,. w thr
IID dersigaed at c/o Thom u f.
Heffe ra an, .l,uomf")' at La .. ·,
350 t: .. t Seveateenlh !'c.,
Cosu ~en, Calilorai• 92fli:l7
wh.i dl is the plac e of busious
of the ooderlli~&:~~ed ia •ll ma~
teu penainin@ 10 the esute
o f .. id dec:edeot. within sill
ntootha aher &he first public•
tioa of this uotice.
RUTII \f. HOGI 'f:
Ruth \(, llo~e
E1e~Ui11 of the lill o f &he
above oamed decedmt.
Dated Oc10ber I~ 1968
'Thoruu F... HeffemllD
At.,raey at L•w
350 Eut Seveo teen th !'t.
Sa.ile 210
Co•ta \le ... Califoraia9 2627
642-3210
Anon.ey lor [ncaut•
PoWi..h: Oc L. 17, 24, 31, ~ov.
7, 1968. io the Newpon Harbor
[oolpo
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MOR1VARIES
ll., IUP.-a AV l.
CDITA MIU. ...... ~
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aFJu.D&IIAI
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•
,Mo.-T"" ~ -throoeb the town of 8arpeJ'
(now Costa Mesa} and cc to
the wh&rf where hides, tallow,
grain and fruits, and cattle
went to ports oortb and south.
$100 01 more monlh after monlh
'•"-.
I marine . Hnina .11 reaulu monthly check to loo~ IOI'III.IIrd tot
Many ol those who h.11ve wonderlul MONTHlY SECURITY
ACCOUNT .. orittn.llted .11nd ion d by Newport 81lbo1
Sninp ... st.llrted by simply openin& a •vtdend·t.llr~t~nt Sl'rinp
KCount. Othm invtsled 1 Jump sum. MAl. 1ltl COUPGII n.
COIII'IliE DETAilS 011 Tit( **lltl.l smlllll ACCOUIIT
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..... II~ 'I I M~ ..._ \$_....., "-' The d<Yelopnent otlbo...,. of -• The ployoi<al pru-odf'i)ity,wl>ldllaa-. ....... -of paoplt
--· ~ •• --... cood ....,.n lor him, ... -than ... ,...... &11)' Aloo .. .._ work Uld required full parlmco Uld he 1w1 no uoo at aU for the ,.,... or "bar" ....-produceo. jaw wu ..... • • •• • • •• ... ., • • '7
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...)UST A.S .l E.SUS
TOL'D US T\4A'T t::>A"(
ON-'THE MOUNT, WE ~U$T "lOT WOfi!rz..'( ..... eouT WHA\ \S
60 I tiG \0 1-\APPE:N
\OM0~20W/
oo the pan o1 t:boM wbo were apirituaJ, eith~ pre~t or ~u-So, one day, when Elau, an· ~ hel:d of 'W'U ID
the actors in the lftat drama · tu.re. Ht wu Jutt a bir. reNal. aucceuful, ,.. IUnk in cbe ad u prieR the
that GcY.f unfolded for them 1 hearty "he·...,," oo-eallecl. He cleptho of the "huntinc bl-~ bet,.... Yo<~ the I*Pio. Tba
Abnlhatn and Saroh waited fo; li•ed for the praent and oeem<d he eame upon hit brother Jll<tlb ou«a~ion ,_Abroharil, 1-,
25 yearo after the ~ae wu to think thot the future woul~ -'ortaiiiJ coolciar red loalll aad l!aau. The wbole of 1bo
r..... them before their heir lake care of iU<lf, and he prnl>-po~~a&<. (At that time, tbey '*'her'• property aloo -to
uac, was born. ' a~ly f.dt competent to handle any probably were about 50 or 60 the holder of the "blfthriPt. ..
11tuatlaa u It 1"*-yean old.) Now, Jacob wu no __ _.....
A GIEAT DISAPPOINTMfNT Thia 1euon lnoks at Esau from hunter micbty or otherwiae WHAT JACOt _.....'
Then laue was 40 yean old three Yiewpoints : (I) When he thouch he wu' huntiOf and i The Bible -aayt, "Esau
when he married Rebekah, and recklessly followed the dictate. presume that E.au tt.ouiht bim detpited hit birthricht." 10 he
they found that she wu barftll of bit appetite, (2) when h~ a kind of "sluy" and not in hit made no dori to 1iokl it. Bat
and there ~ t~ be no p~-blindly rortowed the ~c and class u a man, ~nd 10 not to be Jacob~ ~II Jmowledp of what
pects of the1r havtng an hear. anew in h1s heart, and (3) when taken too striously. But siuy or the birthnJht meant and he
But, after 20 yean of waiting, he reverted to type and "played not Jacob had food a~d Esau wanted it. So the eternal record
baac "intreated the Lord for the beby act," when he ruli&ed, tsad' none. So £au uked Jacob read1, "Abraham, Isaac, and
hit wife" and th~n she conceived. all too late-; the great, irretriev· to fttd him "for 1 am taint." Jacob." Jaaac'a foolishnt• it
But, even then, the~e was cause able J~s which _the two previou, This wu ~u~tless a big aag· ~de all the more evident by ';he
to worry bcca.ust twm• struggled acts liad cost h1m. gentian, because strong men do pr1ce Jacob offered and big,
)ogether even be.fore they were The r«ord tells us that ''Esau not fain~· 50 easily unless they str«;mr. hungry ~u accepted .
born, and, when she asked God . h 1 .. Th. are looking (or sympathy. It IS a common saymr even to-
about this phenomenon, He said, was a cunrung un cr. Ill day that "Esau told hil birth-
that "two nations are-in thy (becahuse,_of )the c~~~-~ weapoh_ li,• JACOI'S OFF£1 TO ESAU rifht for a mess of pottare."
womb ... and the one people , lor un mg rrqUir":'-' a '&'' ~~k7 .~d0.~~~~~~~·:~ ~~~ ~-r.:i:fi.~ttr~~~i~~r{~ ~:~~;~ Ehh~T}~;.:~:: ~%::n~~~~:~\~~~~:~·d ·:~
hai you~er.cd e drs rn w edldelighted in the h~nt, and had to bluff hrm many times ~fo~e. all too common today. Man's
Esa.'! tr"e<J./ a~d•:fte;~m":'mc ~ny ~tful s_torles to tell (I[ l~cob n;_erely ~?swered h,_s big, pr-ecious eosession" is the life of
his brothu )acob "and his hand his heroism, darmg, an~ success. sky ,b o~er, "Sell me this day hia 50\ll. Jesus said, "What is a
took hold on Esa~'s h~l." Isaac He greatly ple~sed hi S f:'ther thy b~tthnght, for Esau had man profited, if he shall gain the
was 60 ld 1 that t . Isaac, who part1cularly enJoye..l been born a second or two before whole world and lose his own
ynrs 0 a lmt. the veni90n which his son pro-Jacob. But Esa.u wu the elder ' · .
SC.It.\P.,.Io.l-.e,: .. ESAU, A WORLDLING vided. H e was a man's man, anti and, by the custom of that time, ~H ~what aball a. man ':?~
M.•""""T"'L"' 6 : ~5 -~ -:::..,,,.,.... T A. L,.. c. 0 ,..,. Esau was a fair representative easily might have been a great was entitled to al! the r_ights :of '"Maexc ~ for hts IOU ':~:;:=:::==:=======::=====================~~~~::! of the worldly man-outside of favorite with the ladies. But Esau the eldest son. Th11 earned w1th ( ~~:26.) Nod' mah ~~~ r the Kingdom of God . By nature, was not always successful as a it the right of succession undr.r j~ to contra tct t e tm·
ARE YOU really and truly happy'? You are if That is verse 33 in Matthew b, and a very lm· he had a magnificent body and hunter. Sometimes the game was the covenant from God to Abra· &) corrr;c\at'::ellt'tr, ret. over
you appreciate the values which ma'e one's t t he may have had many likeable scarce or it eluded or outwitted ham and l~c as ~he heads of thi pe~~enh 0
11 h' popul afttonfoodon ' po r an one to you, personally. Wh en you seek al h . . b h •· . h bad a'"'"'' nahon hch God had s ~~ &e s 11 sou or life rich and full, such as peace of m'•nd, h person c aractenst1cs, ut e·'lllm, or h1s met ods were , or e·:-, w 1 and mome t 1 1 t e kingdom of God, you wi II find s trength, In· lacked faith in God and despised his aim poor, 11nd his body somt· promued to Abraham over 300 ° ary P easure
Quietness, materi al necessities, right rei a-tegrlty, protection, 910cr,ess, love, and faith. his right, by birth, in God's plan 1times bttame exct:e<Ji,gly tirf'd yean before. LfSSONS FOI US
tlonsh/ps, and other good things. You CAN be And wtJen yoo suddenly realize that you've . But Esau despised !~is birth-Are you guilty of "Esauism''?
happy if you know God and believe in Him. found these attributes, good things will start Great Events in the Old Testament nght. It seemed to him to be Do you put food, clothing, pleas·
This is the way your Bible tell s you how you coming your way. Live these attibJdes throull'! a far cry into the future. What ~d having your own way
can find happiness: "But seek ye first the God' . ,_ "THt: swoao OP: THI! LORD'' -h• 10ft. ~~&urf,..•'-"· T-he wanted npw was food, and before"'the welfare of your .soul? s 9Jidance, and everything you need for Jacob had that. So he produced What would you have done in
kingdom of God, ood His righteoustless; and a good life will be added to you. "Solomon Anointed King"-1 Kinga 1 an aJibi for his .conscience : "I Esau's place ? What are you do--
alI these th ings shall be added unto you." ,fV"" am at the poin_tto. die :. and wh<&t ing daily? Have you sold kaur By Mn. Joy Martin fi ~ .... -.,.-.,....., pro t shall th1s buthnght do to soul for worldJy things? Pea~
By Evanc~llst Bill Rice
• f.-"THE SWORD OF TH! LORD'' -I .. 1099, lt&urf,.••Mol., T-.
A•ulaa Scleatlfk Tr:utU c..&abM:tl .. u.. ~,.. !ftea
Were Not Known to Scince forHudre41 of Yun
"AU IJc n·vt'frf' il given bl/ in&piratiO'It of God, a11d i.l profit·
~le.for doctnne, for reproof, for correctioft, for in.ttnt.etiO'It
-&n ngAteouB?IeS.!."-11 Tim. 3:16.
"All scripture," the Bible aays,
"lS mapired of God." All of the
{Jlble IJ absolutely reliable. All of
it ~ be trusted. No OlM! need fear
that any nrw discowry OT .c:lenti·
fie: "bruk throt.~~h" IJ &olnr to
di1p-rove MY of the Blblr. It is
ttw most ancient of books but it ia
as modfm as tomorrow.
of pulp and men ori1inall'f1 from
the slime of the Nile Ri\ler. The
other Khool of though! was that
the earth had I:JHon ha tchf:'d from
an cg: wilh wina;a~
Now, if Moses had written any-
thing likr that, 1M enemies of the
Biblr could Wt'll rrjoict". But hl'
difln't ~
The'~ never haa; been and there Let's suppo!W' that you are vital·
nevt'r will ~any dlsc:Tep& be-ly interested In the numbt•r of
twe-r n the lbl~ and true sc: nee. Jltars m the htavens and you havt"
SciE'nc:r," a r all, almpl. ana ilccidcd to count them. And k!'s
knQ'<'r'ledle." And_ rlatian JUJ)p05t' that you IIVt' In an ad-
ed be afraid that men. will ever \'Bntageow platt for thls purpose.
aequlrt' any·i(._ue knowlt'dge that Sineto "lhe stars at ni&ht , are
diJ>provn the Sible. 1 agrH-one big and bright-d{'(>p-\n the heart
hundi"Cd p.!r Cl'nt with Dr. John of Trxas," k-t's suppose that you
R. Rice who IBYf. l . live in wrll Trxas. So you lie \1 on y6ur back in the middle of a
. "The Blbie U. a book of sci-Texas Prairir and count th(' stars.
('net·. It·~ainly ,koals with many On an ideally c:lra r night. how
scientlf~at\l'f'~nd where· many stars do )-OU bellc\'P you
cvrr t~ ~t" lions mat· would I('('~
\ !era of science, it it with It is doubtful If you would !ICt'
the abaolutt authorily of the morr than 500:
infaiJJb-re-word of · God. God You probably thought you would
madr the world and God made ill' able to set! thousands and thou-
the Bthle. So whrn God lp.!akl AAnd.l but that iJ only ~ause you
In the' Bible about the world Already kKOW thry are therr.
, which H (' made, He tells the cxaet truth. In raet. the Bible Egypt may be the bt>st spot on
Is the only aMolutely ~ntlltc u rth from wheece to ll't the
book in the world. -All other &tars with the nakrd eye. Two of the a:reattst mathematicians "books of science rvrntually are outrrown and found ,PUt of datr anfl . astronomt'n or antiquity
and lnaceuratf'. Now cefttury stud~ the heavtns from the \lll n-
arter ceritury fl.rwb the Bible taae point or Alexandria. One waa
atlll Infallibly ~ITl'Ct."-From ...._Hipparc:hus tl30 ~ B.C.) tt nd the
TWII!!'It!e T~ TMme othCT was Ptolemy 1200 A.D.).
· •· ~ f1nt , altrr studying and
ScM:atlfk Trath Pro•a DIYiae
ort•Ja
~ very fact that the Btble
dltcDn 10 many Klentlnc: truths
that the world's mo~t renowned
..:lentlltl did not d..l.eover for hun·
dredt and hWklreda of yean,
provn the divine ortatn of tM
Sct'lpturn. · n. fact thllt auch Old Tnta-
mmt wrttf'n u Mo.n and Job
were not affected by the foolt.h
"..:~unc thtoril'l" ot their ct.y
ll added proof of the Bltl5e'a divine
lnoplntlon.
For •UJPJ*, in the tlrM of
MOld, EDPt wu the mo.t ad-
vanced natkM'I In the world. She
WN unexcelled In art-1 hltve &Nft
lhe priet181 tf'HIW"H ta~ from
the tGattt. of eome of he-r anrlent k--................ medJcaJ men to AU!ilr the ••ton11 of the
bu ..... bod)t, to CIDIIit!Od medtdnft
lO hN..I tht lidt. ,.,.,. dnt'klped
lll1ttho* of pn!•u rift~ laodlft that ...._ men muwt e-ven todl1. 1
......... -J:Dptlu ,... ' 1 that .,. hurtdra ol
,.... aid .. atlll -aUwlY ..u .. _,.., ... ...,.,....., .......... _ .. _ ........... ....
, I I , ......... ., ......... _ ....... _ ........ u. ---·-··--017 ............. a-ot ...................... , ... ........ , , __ __
chartina the stan:, aald there were
1,022 1tars in the sky. Thl' sec-
ond, however, found four more
stars, makln& a total of 1,026!
Re-member. now, thl'ae were re-
nowned men of acienc41! ~
It was Gallleo who flnt becan
trachlnc that there wtorr miJUona
And mllllona of atan: In the sky.
Tiwn a ~ntJtoman named Lord
Roue lnvrnted a tr~ that
waa 10 powerful M could N-ad a
oew5J)IIper twrnty miles away.
When he tutMd thla clant lnatru-
tnfnt up toward the heavPna, he
pJped In amue-rnrnt. Sonw tmall
polnta of llaht that men had
thou&ht w~ atars were really,
he d.lloovfTt'd, IIIUJes! What I
houle 11 to a c:lty, a star is: to a
calu;y, A ral.uy, then, I• a lf't!at
damn-of Jtan-puh.a~ ruMina
tnto the mUUona.
So, there are untold millioN ol
aalaldn and .., each p~aq thrml
~ be untokl ~ ot ttan!
But~ wrow, fourteta bu.
dNd r-an btfon O.rt.t, tNt the
•tan Wft"t lntMJ•u8at. •~.oo~c
liltOW tottlllnl '-"'"• ... ,.. tM
.... " t.\011 ...... , .... Mtf)er ,...,..,. 10... 11:5). And hNIItWt.
...tllnl "" ...,........, •Ill. •no Wo/..._....., .. ,. .... ..,..
Ofl" !1 ... D :lll . W'd't' ..__._ ... ....,
Mltn' ---tltM ,........ ... Pta' yT I diiNitt Jt; ltllll tn ................ ,.u .h ....
Dr. 1111 llw
not lt't their information hy
c:ountmg. Only God, who madto the
!lla~. knowa how many thrrr are
And Hr knew tht'tt' wen-more
stan than His writt'N would be
nble to comprehrnd .
JOBJI,ll ,UKS! C.t.HST THOU
BIHO THE SWElT IH,LU!HC·
U Of PL!IAOES, OR LOOSt:
THE BAHKS Of OliOH?
The \'Ct!K' OC\'t'l" has made a gt"l'at
<ieal of K'n5(' to men until fairly
rcccnl limt"''. Of courM-sc:holaN
ha\'r long known that Chirnalt, the
word U5€.'d he-re for Pleiafles, meant
a hingt" or pi\'ol . But rTK'n have
not always known that ou r entire
solar syst('m l"t'\'OIVe!! arounU
Alcyone. the bi1Jhlt'!lt star of the
Plctad!'!l. It is bellcv('d that our
!:Oia r !lys lrm. movlnc at tM> a•ton-
ishing rate of 422,000 miles a day,
mo\'es on around the pivot of
Pleiades.
Job could not possibly have
known th is. But God dkt bf-cau.ae
H(' msdl' it that way and Job
simply wrote aa M> waJ lnaplred
of the Lord.
The Moon
It is said that "all -t~ world
lo\·Cll A lo\·('r," But all lhl' writers
of romantic ballads kwe moon-
hJht! It is something of a letdown,
t~n. to rt'alize lhat-literally
spcak111,a-thrrr is no auch thtna:
For many ecntur'es, men be-
lievl'l1 that the moon wu an orb
lik(' the sun but was now dim
with •&e. Actually, howrver, the
moon ntver was a star of any
kind. It has alwaya b<Pen the moon
and It haa never had •IV IIcht of
its own. All the lilht (1'0111 the
moon Is ~ally ~fleeted lfl:ht from
the sun.
Every boy and alrl know• what
it is to take a mirror and ''ahtne"
it in JoOmCP.IIt'-l fac:e. ActuallY. the
mirror doeV not ahlne. It slmply
servn to ftfJKt the rara of Uw
JUn. And that Is uactly what the
moon daft, Thfo aun lh1nn on tb4l!
moon and tht moon tbrows the
liJht all the way to the etrth .
Since God made the mooft, He
knew about thia all the tJmt. What
Ia mon, He told Job about )t
and difteUd Job to write J\o ~
Thua we ,.... ln Job 25:5, '"ft ftht mooaj llbwtl _,,.,
TH& PLANIIT, BARTH
~r U. Hladuwt.o a.
l5itwd that tht Mrtb ,..... -tht
....... of ........ wllo. .. tura. ,.. ,., ...... oa •..,... twt1t
tNt ........... ., ... _.,.We ftlld .,. ....... tiiiM
......... 011 ..... , .... ---llllap·--u..-.n ............... , _ ..... , .... .a.O.iiiiiii "',.....
r me ?" and he agrec!d, probably reread 2 Corinthian~ 4 :18. Ir
with 1_11en~ reservations, to the you have already 501d your aoul
bargam,. Ut ,the future take !O Satan, Jesus Chri_st can ~d:
?re of ll~lf I _and .so he Ja!-tt away from Satan 1f you wtll,
tsfied the tmmedtate lust of hiS in full faith, ask Him to do .so.
fl esh. He Ue and drank ~is fi.ll, Jesus Christ is the only Person
rose up, and went on hJS way, who ever defeated Satan. He did
probably laug!ling to himself it for you and me. Have yo11
about how eas1ly he had fooled asked Him to do it for you? It
his brother Jacob, who was only is the only way to get eternal
a kind of dreamer anyway. life, and peace and joy. }e!uS
•mclicatM wwU ,...... ..._ .. ~~ay ~
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And Jacob was not fooled, but we aa:ept Him QU1' birth into
God was, mocked _by Esau. be· God's ,f~l)( i.s,su~. , .1
conundru.•'" o('tfrecifl~~.
COnsider the remarkable transformation that takes
place when a caterpillar (an unholstered worm) encuea
1U;elf In its homemade casket and is changed into a beau·
tiful butterfly. Its hair is changed to scales-a million to
the square inch ; the many legs of the caterptllar become
the-six legs of the butterfly: the yellow becomes a ~u
tiful red; the crawling instinct becomes a nying instinct.
Thus wl11 God take the life of a sinner and trans-
form it until It gklws with the beauty of· the Lord and is
fragrant with the graces of Heaven.
A handrul or sand Is deposited by the Lord In the
beart of the earth. Ore-at heat is applied from bene-ath
and ponderous weight from above unW when it is found
by man, it hu been miraculously changed In to a beaut!·
ful, rtery opal.
God takes a handful of black carbon, plants it deep
In the bowels of the earth, t.reata lt.wtth heat below, press·
es It wtth the rocks of the mountain above, and trans·
forms lt Into a glorious diamond fit for a klng's crown.
As God performs these wonderful miracles In nature.
He also can transform the soula of men and renew thelr
heart. I! they only trust rully In Christ Jesus, the Lord or
life. God knows how to regulate nature. Only the One
who made you can succeufully direct you. Only the On'e
who made your brain and your heart can successfully
.guide them to a prorttable end.
God's wladom ls seen Jn the structure of the elephant.
The four lep of this great beut bend forward In the same
dlrectlDn. No other quadruped Ia oo made. God planned
that this animal sbould have a huge body. too large to
live on two legs. For this reason He gave 1t four fulcrums
eo that It could rl.se from the ground eaaUy.
God's wisdom 1s revealed tn Hl.s arrangement of sec-
tiona and aegmenta a.s well as In the number of graina.
Each watermelon has an even number of stripes on
the rtnd. Each orange has an even number of segments.
Each stalk of wheat has an even number of grainl.
Another mystery u yet unoolved by man Ia thla: God
c:auaes the limb or • tree to grow straight out from the
trunk ror a cllatance of forty, ruty, or otxty feet, with no
anchorage otheJ: than tlrteen or elchteen lncheo of tlben
Which looo themael ... In the trunk of the tree. No human
belnc bu clloc:mered bow to . apply thll principle 11\ the
ecmotruelkm or bulldlllp or brldpa.
Ood W<• cnonen Uld hJdi'Oies>, both of them odor-
-· .. tutelea, Uld color I-and com-them with car-
loan, W'hlcl> II IDIOiuble, blacli:, and ~ Tbe reoult
ot thla comblnaUOn Ia beauWul, 'lrblte, rioee\ lllpl'. Bow
daeo God do It? I do not UDdentaDd. • ,
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11111--and tn&J~.-and lraDitorm It Into a beauWul
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NEWPOfltT BEACH, CALIFOFtNIA
THE AMERI.CAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
8:30 i.m, tO 9:)0 a'.m, -WOrship :>ttVICt
9:45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. -Sunday School
11:00 il.m. to 12:00 noon -Wotship Service
De lte•. J..n o. BIU., Putor
Th• Rn. Ocortc J . Bu•dicckcr, VitiJt.tion Paa10r
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Corona del M"
610 Canation Ave.
SIJNOAY SCitOOL 10 .-.
SU"'O-'Y SERVICE 10 .,.,
WEONESOAY I:::VENING
MEETING 1:00 '·"'
READIN G ROOM -
Mutual Buildina
216} East ("out Hiaf'\way
!~ton. -Sat, IU "·"'• to S P·"'
1'h,.r ... d•)' f'VI"Dilljlt: -7 Ill 9
Ynu lit cotd1ally •nvtled 10
autnd Chwch Ser••cu aftd
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Dt. P.G. Ne~o~mann, pu&or
SUNDAY SERVICES
"1:4S a.r t. Sunday Schnol
11 :00 a.m. Mornina Wonhi~
6:00p.m. Train ina Unions
7:1AJ p.m. EvCnins Worship
WEDNESDAY
7:20p.m. Bible Study
1:00 p.m. Prayer Mcetina
A TTENO THE CHURCH
OF Y.OUR CHOICE
RECUL.&IILY
Ct.NTIAl
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BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coas t Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone b7l-733b
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LICEIIIED & IZDIIDED
FRED H, GERWICK
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ALL OCCASIONS
DrMml Tosh
FLORIHS ..-e._,
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COSJAMISA
Police Blotter •. ., Oct.. • .... &1 • ,,.,..
no._lo,..U.tocwu-·a' ·r .,_...,
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too cor -· 111 ,..arocs 1111 lt4ril rorr.u, 11, oliOS E,
lrtod .. ·-nd7o cotr. 7 " FIQ, ,.._, ... ~~.,~
lluloF ~ lS oi!IOC E -• • • ·~ ·-Oetu Froat Balbo.. ..... : tro...ae ... -.... He au-
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-· 9 • . ..... bu • dDal' .... wu cllmnect r -p.m. OD ~ c p a:w ._ .._ 111 Vb. Lido
loiFwt 10-• •• 10090w~ LFdol*'-•-·· bor Do.YPia. az of J5lo w. BaFbol ·--. • ., --.
Bl1'd., AIJI, K, Collb:alNowpor\, -- -IIDd a $71 wu booked oa: the cbarce ol llllltcall •'Ndne .• · A wtre
borr)llarJ , • , Let's bopo ladle· -""-wu -10 a.IJ eet1oa ttom a tr~ed COG• opaa a dDal' lock to bll eu,
-.... the lata of lbe -Edla.., ~ 1510 w.
tlllol wbo stole $6 worth of lrlod 0.:.. t'nJot, ~ Newport,
cldc.Uo from tbe dellnrytruck aDd a .... ud 5 t.-
of tbe Beach Brouter, 515 E. ml"'llfromla&.IIIW•DC· ••
-BFYd., Balboa, at 9 p.m, ~ wallol wtllt $U
IIMr 120 Z5th st., West New-IDimd fro. Mr pwN
TO ntE
FIIILIC
COME
TOAfMl
por1 ••• Two )'Of.IDC mea. left ~~O>o;;•:··:•:cd~on~p~•~•:•~4~)--============:;:;::::;;~~~~~ Bellamy's Coffee Slxlp oo Mu-
lDer's W.Ue witbool. paJ1D& b'
tbelr S~C~PeU • , , A $SO bike
wu taken trom his carace. ROY C~RVER _PONTIAC Is observing Its 8th year as
the exclusive Rolls-Ro~ce and Bentley dealer for Or-
iWIQe County. Roy Carver, president of the firm, is pic-
tured here at rlgtlt, ·with AI Hasselbach, ·Rolls sales
manager for the agency, in the showroom at 2925 Harbor
Blvd. In Costa Uesa. The Carver service facility feat-
ures a complete and separate Rolls-Royce maintenance
deQartment, under the direction of William Hinman, ser-
vice m111a~aer for both the Rolls and Pontiac depart-
ments. Mr. Carver ha s launched a program of demonstra-
tions wtllch Includes a complete presentation and de-
monstration on the interested party's premises-at the
home or office. •This progr~ was Initiated by Geo rge
Lewis, vi ce-presl dent of sales and marketing for Rolls.
stated Burton Bates, 4200 HU-
aria Way, West Newport
Hel)l71t& , •• A Yalldal pus!lodor
pulled the toil gate of tbe mura-
lelpal park.J.ng lot between Mew-
port Blvd. and W .Balboa Blvd.,
Newport, until u broke, aad tbeD
lett it laying on the ground •••
Taxpayers were hurt apiD wbeo
a $180 tape recorder was stolen
from Carooa del Mar higb
sebool sometime between Oet.
18 aa:S Oct. zo ..•
Moodoy, Oct, ll
Although GortonQuimpa:rked
hls Olds l.n tbe driveway at the
rear or hJ.s resideoce, 12.1 Coral
Ave., Balboa Island, someooe
swiped his hubcaps, valued at
SIOO ••• for about 6 years
someone bas enjoyed himseUby
ldckmg over the sprlnk.ler beads
ln nts lawn, Paul Hall of 440
lrvine, Clit! Haven, told police
Neither
~oo , nor old
. People often tell us ~~te're
either too young to do a good
JOb, or too weary with miiidle
age to enJOY our JOb, 01 too
old lo keep on with a job. So
many things in life seem to
be limited by age.
But many people who have
relused to accept these
limitattons have accomplished
rNrvelou~· things ... both at
a very young age and an
advanced age.
Harry S. Smith, of The
Cllrist~n -l!olrd of
l ecluresllip, his some
interesting things to say about
overcoming problems of age
throogh a clearer under ·
standing ol God·s ageless man.
Vou and your friends. young
and old, will lind hts tree
public talk lull ol good tdeas.
Dlristian Science lecture
A RST CltU RCit 0 F CHRIST,
SCIEM115T
3315 Via Udo, N-rt Bead1
Fridly, Noy, 8, 118:110 p,ltL
HAL ,4EBISCHER
HE ~RING ~I OS
Proper Fitting Auured
J.«i9 E. Coost Hwy.
Co.ono d.l Mor
675-3833
SHOE IIEPAIR
MABERRY"S
Shoe Repair
Puue and Luggage
Repa.r -Work
MB.LIE BUT\,ER
CDSTA MESA Ill E5
Mellie El.aioe Butler, 81 , or
Colby Place, Costa Mesa,
Oct. 25, at Hoa g Hosp1ta1.
Sbe was born Nov. 17, 1886,
New York state, came to l c~:;"!~,to years ago. are her daughter,
Evel)'D Johnson of Costa Mesa; and 3 more were damaged over
the weekend • • • An automatic sons. E:mmettofStaten Is~. llght Umer was stolen from
_,., ,~• Anaheim, Howard of 2188 Vista Entrada. East Bluff
and Ebrey of Geo .. H • Brootl . lind hlldr and according to rge .... olstel.n YD, gr c en &r Soos, 170 E. 11th St., Costa
3 great-grandchlldren. Mesa ... A eommerclal water
Services wUI be in Betllel truck parked vn private prop-
Cemetery, Staten lsland, with erty neu Santa Isabel and lr-
Ba.ltz Mortuary, Costa Mesa, vtne, belonging to Mark Con-
as forwarding director. structtoo Co., of Garden Grove,
was robbed ot an sao ba.ttery
__ ::L::E=GAL NOTICE ___ over the weekend ••• Donald
~OllCEOf PtJJI.Jf.!lf.ARI~r. Curley, 900 Sea Lane, No. 63,
Noti ce i• hereby pveo that Harbor View Hills,reportedtbe
Lbe Pl-.aia8 Comm i .. ioa o f theft of bucket seats and bead-
die City of "lewport Beach will rest flltiU'es, from his Porscb
hold , pa9H\ 'earia8 oa the , • , Helen Arnold, 55, of ~'700
"f~Plicaboa or toodmQe,,J ll,C;o_Peter,.oo Way, Costa Mea, pC
b au .. P....:ri ~ -.,_-t...JIIw .... ~, \cd!M*'"-
• 1'clri •~duu" ~ *'•alr.-ut'' .-1 iall backwards; a policeot-
re.~rllllt oa lhe aorth side o f fleer caugbt bef atxf tben dla-
B.Ibu Boalenrd between 20th cominued thefteldsolrletytest:
aod 21st Slreet" she was booked on the cbargeof
~otice is hereby funher driVinl lmder the hdlueoce at
!P•n that u:id pablic:: brsria8 12:55 i..m. , , •
will be held o• the 21•t day o f
Nn-ber,l968, at the hoar o f Tu•May, Oct. 22
8:00 p.m. ia the Coo~acil 0.'"-Amling's Nursery, 1500 E.
be,. or the 'iewport Ruc.h Coast Hwy,, Newport Center,
City Hllll, at whidl time ""?d was rut by athlet, who stole
place •Y -.d 11.11 per..,ns •n-142 cactus plants atxf a 3 foot
teruted m-r "Ppear •d br tligh statue of a small boy, a
hurd theTeo~~o. . total loss of S8Z .•. Steven
R.,. y, Copeha, ~ecreury R 19 f ll4 1/2 Erwin Newpon Beach C•ty owr.ee, , o .
Pt .. .Uas Conunlaaion Apts., OceaD Front, Balboa.,
P b) . ..,. N 7 , ... · wu booked. on QW.starrtlogwar~ U I • 1 OV. 0 , 18
lbe Newport Jiarbor r~sip rants ••• An argument at
Shrubs, l nter~or Plants
Troptcal & Trees
lnsectcides and Fertili1er
S&H Green Stamp&
no: I' 111, 11Tin
3 a.m. oo a wet boat dOck at
U50 VIa ()porto, Lido Sbop5
Area, eDIIed ~ 1rith Dean Buks,
11, or 660 w. 1 '7UI St., Costa
Me... oll;l;>IDC and !alllDC Ill tile
baJ; be was pulled from tile
water by Guy DFckeJ, 2033 57o7-
lday, S.,erelt, IIDd l7leo tuenl
to Hoac Hospital by Seal's
ambulance ••• Tbe padlock ns
brorten to his prage door,
b1s power lan sweeper
mlssl0 &, said WUUa.m Sebho,
1'70Z HaYen Place, ClltfHaveo.
Any soclal plans JamesUcVey,
COION.4 Df:t" M:\R ~t:&Sf.:h' 36, of 2210 Lake Park
l144 F.. roa~t HW1· .. i1WIH Wtst Upper Bay, may ha••el.ad,
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A. R. II A R SAC
I'LL\IBEJ{
]ol!l { ·anl :HI •'fl Avt:.
(\.runa Jd \l:u
were cancelled at
wbla pollee booked him Oft
ellarp of drivlne under the
n~~~DCt~ or LD&onea.ots • • •
1ut Ume Z wall:1e talkies. wortb
DOCTOR? LAWYER ' MERCHANT' CHIEF'
(Or architect. accountant. farmer. art•st, wnter, and many. many others!)
IF YOU AP6
S6LF-6MPLOY60 TH6P6 IS NOW
A B6TT6P WH:f TO 88F6GUHPD
YOUP FUTUP6!
The new hberal•zed Federal Aa HRIO. effectHre
January I , 1968 establishes a
-TlU£DutT111.£ at lliDIOO P£MS10ii Ttusn
Now you can •nvest $2.500 or 10% of your annualrncome.
wh ichever rs less.'" an rnsured Savmgs Ret•rement Pensron Trust Program ...
and deduct rt from your rncome tax. All earnrngs on these sav•nes
(5% per annum. compounded quarterly) wrll also accumulate tax·free !
You can also establish lhts Trust tor your employees
It's as easy as fillrn g out three short forms!
OUt MUP IN TillS USINTIAL rtOJltl-PUIIMIMC
FOI TOUt l£lii(M(M1 TUIS-IS TOuts FOI TME WfMC . SO. COME INtO
U.SUMA FEOEW. SAVntCS AID Cll FULL DETAILS MOW !
1'\umhr ng Rcroain
!)," .~ NHiiiT
WATER II EATERS
67),4:1J:_::=,_O __
COMPLETE FUNERALS ,_ *245
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COMPLm -FUNDAL AND IUIIAL c:IN1U
~~1~0 . CENEU:JlY LOTS MAUSOLEUM: CllYPTS
Fran Sl30 From $465
211 •• IV. 1-6177
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110. r·
AIID
IW7I'ICE OF THE PJIOIIQIED
-liATION OF TEIIJifi'O.
RY TO Til£ COSTA IIESA
RECREATION AIID PARK
lllln'RICT Jll ORANGE CO-
'UIITY,
WHEREAS, tbtre ls situated
outside ot ud coatlcuous to tbe
Ctty ot Costa Mesa a certain
mtntwb4ted a.rea u bereiDafter
more particularly described;
and
WHEREAS, U would be for tbe
bel{ laterest of lbe cuy of
eo.ta Mesa to &ADtJ: the said
berelalfttr descr ibed property
iUid the City CouocU does
tberelon lnitiate Ulis annua-
tloo; and
WHEREAS, the area referred
to ts also outside of a.Dd con-
tiguous to tht Costa W:esa Re-
creaUoo and Park District; and
WHEREAS, the City CouncUof
tbe CUy of Costa Mesa, as su-
penislDI authority of said Dis-
trict, rind s and determ!Des ttlat
said territory should be an-
oeud to the edsting Costa
Ues.a Recreation and Park Dis -
trict; a.Dd
WHEREAS, tbe report of the
Surveyor 's Office has bet>n se-
cured a.OO reported !4K'h by said
Surveyor's Offtce with respect
to the denniteness a.Dd certain-
ty of the proposed boulldaries;
and
WHER EAS, said proposed an-
Dezation hu been submitted to
tbe Local Agency Formation
Commission of Orange County
lor r eview, and said Commis-
sion has found and determined
tts approval thereof;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, by the City CouncU
of the City of Costa Mesa, to
ame:~ to the City of Costa
Mesa the said re:ll. property as
hereinafter descr ibed, which
said real property is contiguous
to the present boundaries orlhe
city or Costa Mesa aM which
property 1s at the present time
IIO.lnhabited: and
THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
SOLVED FURTHER, by the Cit y
CouncU or the City or Costa
Mesa as the Sl.C)erYlsi.ng auth-
ority of tile Costa Mesa Re-
cr eation and Park. District, to
anoeJ: to the eJ:lsling Costa
llesa Recreation and Park. Dis-
tr.k:l tbt said real prape.rty a.s
beretaa.r described, wt\lcb
aid real property is contiguous
to tbe erlstlng Costa Mesa Re-
creation and Park District.
NCYI'ICE rs HEREBY GI VEN
tbat it is proposed by the City
ol Costa W:esa to anne:~ to said
City the !)erein described real
property and to the Costa Me-
sa Recreation ~ Park. Dis-
trict, wb.lch said r eal property
shall be known in these pro-
ceedings as the "COUNTRY
CLUB NO. 2 ANNEXATION"
to the Ctty of Costa Mesa and
the Costa Mesa Recreation and
Park. District.
Tbe specillc descrlptioo otthe
lvJmcb,ries ot tbe territory pro-
posed to be aonued to the Ci-
ty of Costa Mesa a.od the Cos-
ta Mesa Recreation aDd Park
OUtrlct 1s as follows:
A parcel of la.od lying within
Lot 3, Tract No. 456, record-
oct 17, -i ol
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n 1 n 1• "a l:f::: .,. aozsr.,-.. ...._ I 010 lMURSOAY;NOv.J, • ·
tl ~c..,, --W •• II"-. (Ood• .. --3) IX!IIIIM QEL IIAII;CAU,,
1111 • "''£0." Lolltl, :--;-1 ..... to ... 110111 ..... _ .... .....,...... --·a::r-port.···--... :-:.~.;:Go#:;~ ::..::. NOTICUHERI-.~1";;,~~ ==:= ?> -~~ :.~-:..::·::::=:
-• a -lllonal, r,._ BY Glft:ll -oo tbo lad Clay del --••• Tilt,_-......,_ tllo Ia-wu ...... ~Drift ,...._ ._,., 1 ~
-.. -.. -.. "' ol Dec ...... 111M tl tbo--.... ol .... -_., __ • ... ................ -~~ ........ _ _..
M-ks • llllo.-do o1 7:10 o'ctOet p.m., or u .......... 1o llooDt Fair, 1101 TltorMe,, Oct. 24 ... , .. 'l'lltnal--Hal' N oiiOII RIUUIIIId.. of~-CO..,,-1000 --u It may be ,,_ A••·• llowport 1111 rod lltltlcr11 bllro wu·ll • 1/1 IAodo lilt Dr. wu No. itt Weotdur; wu-
ol C • _. parlleu-bloril, Ill tbo COIIDCU Cbambtr lleiiiU. lid lola uto otereo -lrotD blo -aid -.. IIIII • MO ,_-01 tbo• ettar .. o1 ...,.."'1111
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lady dMerthod U -a: lA t1 tbo CUT Hall lA the City or t1pt C1oe1< lid,_-·-Gory lcoaee, -...... tbo lltllt ol Oet. ~~~, • • 1rom tile ar-, t1 F-~e-ot•-'' _ ....... yllt>4ol!at~. CoM M-, 77 Fair Drl .. , -•10:10 lldl0:50p.m •••• Dr., Wool llnpart , , , Lui •~ .... Oct. :16 lalaad ,. ~:._::=-_.:_------'
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1 lu. Cotta Mea, Calltotola, btu-ID t111t Ita mlautes betw.-. July· 1, Lorrie Walbarc. J0'7 --• • <X:>OO<X>¢0<0<X:>OO<X>¢0<X>¢0<X:><)~~ City of eo.ta .,..,._ u aid 1Dp wUl be held at whtcl.l btu-Z:IS Ud 2:15 p.m., a moDe)' Coral AH., 8&1boe lalaDd, re-Brou. wlru 'fll'eld DIU'
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-ry to dooerlllod Ill tbo tap tbo City CoUDCU shalt bear clip lid ...,.y.,..tbft55 wert ......t 11tr rtar to -11tr tbo )1-.......... to J ...
PulariDo Ho. lJ hNptlop ud pau upon all wrltttrl pro.. tueD from a table ID bb becl-laadl· D remembered btr Hall, 1ICi ....,.. .... m 84•• 'TIIo Lar .. at Bl~l o Clo11 In tho Harloor Areo
l•vl .. e J'M .. • , .. ., I• .... ct.
"Th< Biblr C••rs Alive"
, TIM I t .... , bd.,. ..... ~ ...... ·~45 .. lOs SO
rLACit PI IST I AI'TIST CHURCH
Of COST A MIU.
301M-Ito Sn•t
to '""' :!!;odOr~e ";· te.U to tilt ....... uon to tht room, aa1t1 Jack Smith, Sl5 rtar & tittle Iller but It "" ~~utr, ""'~. t1 F~ H-55, -..,y • City tiled at any Ume before Wa.l.DIIt St., Newport Sbor'es • • • mtutrac. lbl told pollee • , , ..._ tor a _, 1D tloW un, aa1t1 uct• · potat bo1oc lild 110ur .., tor aa1t1 btortap, Ofer MO wortb or cow 111 a -te drlriar 111o brlcla s p.m., ••• It wu ,._
tbllDtersecUoe of tht ceattr-by any ptuoo own.lnr real pro-drawer UD!Ier tbe tathroom yellow Cbenolet IDIJ tbeJ lito by a stereo tbiel •.••
li.DI of Red HUl AYe~U', 100 perty witbin tbe territory so slDk, last aeen Oct 18 were abOUlda•t aid ~.. Howe Sldrley Herbert ol 1211 .._,..
IHC 1JI. wldtb, u ~"~!ted to proposed to be UDtxed to said mlpiDL said Georie james, MOe w.' Oceu. FroM, w..t st.,eo.ta ..... bldwonelld:;
tbe Couaty of OrUft, b)' deed, City ltld at any time before the 851 DomiDcO Dr., Apt. s, Eut Newport, becala!: It wu taten ber wbole ear wu ltolea from
recorded lD book?l4lpacel05 aid bour set tor said bear· Btua ••• A feoder beDder trom bispraaewttbi:Mtlilper-Its P'l'tiaC place at tbt 4500
of Oftlclal Reeorda wttb tbe tap any owner of the property occurred at 7:50a.m. oo Jam-m.lssioo ; •• Bod equlpmem block of 91• Cout HwJ., New-
cea.terline of Palllldll Ro&d. Within tbe territory ptoposedto boree Rd., south of Ford Rd., nlued at $185 was atolen from part • • • 'J'be llUIID tbe t.roDt
60 feet ~r width,~--= bl &IIDexed may tile a written ud drivers Jeaa Soow, 1.20 1/2 the WUlard 9oa1 Works, L1Ddl door of Blc Ed's Bait ud
to said eoor:f' 1n ooJ· t94 ~It ap!Dst tbe&DDe.Gtioato Diamond Ave., Balboa lsland, Isle dock area aod Bayside Dr.,. Tackle abop, 104 W. Coast
deed, r72 of Book. of Deeds~ sa.ld City. The protest shall set Mary Russelllldberpa.ssenger, sometime between Oct. 15 and Hwy,, Newport, was broken. a
page 2 deparUo from satd forth the name of the owner of Patricia ColunaD of lZ2 Tur-Oct. Zf ••• Motoreycllst Ray $50 loss • • • stereo aod
u_:oce botmdarfes South 40 • the property aftected and give a quobe An., Balboa lsland., a.od FJ.a.osburg and Ms passenger, tapes, nlued at $186, 1were
;,. ~ West aJoo'e: the cen-description ot tbe proper ty In Helen Parthin,330f0ceaoBivd., Patricia Holder of La Puente, staleD tram the Cbenolet ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ terllDe of s~ta Ana Avenue geoeral te.rms. Corooa del Mar, said tbey would wer~ taken &o Hoag Hospital by beloactae to ~Y Nlcbols, ~
shown on a Orange County see tbelr on doctors • • • Seal s ambulance after they 1901 Leeward Lane, Baycrest, ~load Control District Rieht NCYTJCE IS HE REBY FUR. DeD1se Jacobs 44 of 1Z4Z Rut. were involved in a traffic ac. Letween '7:30 and 10 p.m ••••
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Dr N THER GI VEN tbal unless more laDd Rd No '3 Westcltn was ctdent with John Bass 16Q9 A sbopplnc cart was pushed Into ~101 ~ay ~':ta.oce a:tin~2 ~:i than one (1) percent_of the total chased~~ ~·a rnUebyPoHce E. Balboa Blvd., Ba.I~. 1at tbe side of his Ford a.t West.
• • a • number of voters hving within 1·35 m at E Coast Hwy cJHt Plua causl.og $40 worth
feet, to the oort~terlyrtght the territory proposed to bean-L!«al HOnC£ e.ast !i J~'mbore~ Rd •• of da.mage; said Josepb.Yoo1d
of way line of the anta Ana-oexed to the Costa Mesa Re-!111')'11C~'lF PUflLIC f!F:o\llt'i r. • of 979 Po~ Rd . Costa Mesa.
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NAME BRAND WATCHES
DIAMONDS • IEWELRY • GIFTS
., W. 1 .. It-c:.t. 11-• Lta tvtr ..a.
Delhi Channel, as shown ~n creation and Park District have, ' ~oti ~e· is hereby Aiv~n tha; frlclayl O ct. 25 A 3 tocit tall can was
said drawing; tbence coot • at or prior tosa.idhearlng, filed the Planoio3 Coonmission of the Because bJs dog was bark-pushed UDdernea.thawt.odow,lbe 0rCO BlOCk CO. u1ng along the oortbeasterly writtin objections to said an-City ol ~ewport IJuch will i.ng and snlfftng at tbe den door, window was broken and JU¥d
right of war Une of said San-neution, the question of an-hold a poblic he11rin11; on the Robert Steiner of 1%1 Ruby tvs on the wlDOOwwerepuShed
ta o ~-~,lhi Channel North nexaUon shall not be submitted appli cation o_f Tony !=itabile ~r Ave., Balboa ls la.Dd, opeoed the apart, but the space was still BUILDING BLOCKS • AlL SIZES -ALL TYPES
39 29 38 West, 898.31 feet, to the voters at •an election. a Uee Pennu 1415 w pemut door • and was hit 00 his too small to get IDlo Airport ~ .. ,..._: Jan.-1-nH
to the beginning of a tangent At the time and place fixed for electruplatin~~: of boal hard•.-ar~ head · cabtnets and c~ds T 4678 Ca Dr MU a.teU.. l teae• D2ID I . ll.tL ..... A.-
curve, coocave oortbea.sterly, said hearing the City Council at 83~ Prud_uctiou Piece. had been searched by tbe per. o::coBay ••• ~ V~ .::============;=======:::!.-llavtng a r adius ot 100.00 feet; sha.ll hear any person objecting .~oi.J ce 15 . hereh~ furt~er son who did the blUing , •• Meter 4239 Dana Rd
thence northwesterly and oor· -A'd • 81Yf!l:l that Slid pubhc heanng Do . Whit f -15th St • c··.-e. z•• hr ..., to,...... anneutton. will be held o11 the 21st day o f n s e o .. uv •• Ne~rt Heights, was -.
therly alaloog~dcun,•513 ,001~7'-The CUy Clerk. of the City of 'iovember 1968 11 the hou r of Central Newport, felt that her vlcUm of Uw stereo tape
.. Costa Mesa. Is r Y trect 8:00p.m. io the Council Chams car was very rusty aJld In poor and tape cartridge a centr a.06.e o be eb d" ed · ' • ~~t:;:~
00 • an arc distance of 93·00 and authorized to cause a copy b~re o 1 the Newport Uea ch condition, but someone liked U car parlted at 4235
feel; thence departing from of this Resolution and Notice to City flail, a1 which time and enou!(h to steal it ••• Norm's Blvd, was broken Into sai~d r!ght .. ot way line North be published once a week for place •Y and all person !I ins barbershOp sip is no Jooger In $120 loss , • • Music
76 12 38 West, 105.00 feet. two successive weeks prior to tere.sted may ~pear llfl d be public view atiOZ Tustin Ave., retresbmolnts were oo;:;ted~rall
to the westerly right ot way said hearing in the ORANGE heard th~reon. near Mariner's M.Ue· someoDe tbiet wbo stole 6 cans of beer
line of said Santa . Ana-Delhi COAST DAILY PILOT, a news-Ray "-Copelin, ~ecretary climbed the roor.~rewed the and a radio from Susan TeDDet. ~~1, as said ~tght of way paper of general circulallon Head!_C1 ~ sign and took. It away ••• Auto 4703 Seashore Dr., West New .. line ts described m a deed to pr inted and pubJished in thP CommiS s•on
the Orange County Flood Con-City of Costa Mesa and in the
trot Distri_lt, recorded Marcb NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN,
28, 1960 . m book 5166, ~ a newspaper of general circu ..
135 of Official Records of sa.id lation printed and published in
Orange County; thence South the County of Orange outside
13" 47' 22" West, alone said the City of Costa Mesa.
westerly right of way line, PASSED AND AOOPTED this 68.48 feet, to the southwest.
erly line of Lot 3 of previous· 21st day ot October, 1968.
ly mentioned Tract No. 456; ATTEST:
thence North 33• 37' 46" West, C. K. Pnest .
along said southwester ly line, City Clerk of the Ctty of
536 07 feet to a point sa.id Costa Mesa poi~ being'South 33o 37' 46" A. L. Pinkley .
East alona said southwesterly Mayor of the C1ty of Costa
• -Mesa liM, I0$.14fHt,rrotrltbemost STATE OF CALIFOR NIA)
westerly corner ot Lot 3 of CO UNTY Of ORANGE ) ss
said Tr act No. 456; thence de-CITY OF COS'TA·MESA ) parting from said southwest-erly line, North 40 • J8' 09.. ~ C. K. Priest, City Clerk
East parallel with the north-of the City of Costa Mesa and west~ri y line of sa.id Lot 3, n-Q.U_icio Clerk . of the City
373.22 feet, to the centerline CouncU of the Ctt~ or Costa
or Palisades Road 80 feet 1n Mesa, hereby certify that the
width as granted '10 said Co-above and foregoi.ng Resolution
uoty ~f Orange by deed re-No. 68-71 was duly and rea:u ·
corded in book 2352 Paees larly passed and adopted by tile
389 and 393 lnclusiv~ of or. City Council of the City of new Records said ce~terllne Costa Mesa at a regular meet-
beiog the ensitng boundary of ing thereof and held on the
the preYiousJy mentiooed Pau-21st da.y of October, 1968.
larlno No. 12 Anneza.Uontothe IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
City of Costa Mesa· thence ba.ve berewrto set my IWxl a.od
South .u• 53' Z6" E~ along aftlxed the Seal oJ lbe CUy ot
said centerline and said eJ:-~~els;;8 ·this 22nd day of
isting boundary, 1060.06 teet, C K' p I st.
to the begtnnlng of a t.a.ngeot • · r e
curve concan !Xtrthea.sterly City Clerk of the City of
haYtnC a rad..lus of 2000.00 Costa Mesa.
feet; tbeoce southeasterly al-Publish: Oct. 31 a%ld Nov. '7,
ooc said CUM'e throop a ceo-in tbe Newport RUbor
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