HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-01-02 - Newport Harbor Ensignr..wted from natltiou pre-
-.ated by Mrs. Mary Burton.
Wbo Uns OD Oceao Blvd., Dear
Iris An.
Tbl traftlc engioeer reported
u l:>llows oo Seaview Ave.:
"This is one oftbe maJ.o streets
ot lbt area. important a.t
all boura, day and Dlgbt. Last
summer, tra.tflc counts re.
Yt&led 3,000 nblcles used Sea-
.,..., between CarDitJon and
PoppJ. Tilt pollee deputmtat
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COSTA
MESA
TH E LAYMAN'S AWARD of the Corona
del Mar Kiw anis Club was pr es ented at
the Dec. I 0 m eeting to Dr. Richard A.
Kredel of Cor ona del Mar , at r ight, who
Kredel of Irvine Terrace, at right, who is
di r ect or of radiology at Haag Hospital.
He heads the worship committee at the
Luthe ran Church of the Maste r, manages
the s enior choir and teaches church s chool.
The pr es entation is being made by Mike
Manahan, chairman of the Kiwanis support
the c hurches committee. (Howard Folsom
photo.)
' RUDY LEER
JO&cttim's Catholic Church. In-
terment was at Good Shepherd
Cemetery, Hul1.ington Beach.
Mrs. Blanche
Lytl._die~
Blan<:bo Lornloe Lrtlo, ol
263 E. 16th Place, Apartment 1,
Costa Mesa, died Dec. 30 at
her home.
She was a member of
the Eastern Star and White
Shrine. She was born Dec. 15,
1889 in Missouri, c.ametoCall.
fornia Ln 1904, and moved to
Oran~ County in 1942,
Survivor s are 2 sons, Elvin of
Torrance, and Warr iner of
Glendale; a daughter, LylaGal-
lup of Hesperia; a sister, Inez
Cosner of San Bernardino; 5
grandchlldren and 4 great-
grandchildren.
Services wiU be held at West-
c Uff Chapel Mortuary at 1 p.m.
today, Ja.n. 2, wtth the Eastern
Star as officiant. The White
Shrine w\11 offi ciate :lt the Lo.
terment at 3;30 p.m., at Ever-
grE>en Cemeter y, Riverside.
YULE THIEF GETS
SICIS, BOOTS, TAPES
Santa's opposlle vtsit4!d Joel
Kaplan, Robert Wr ighton.
Pierre Bertllino and Barnard
Megowan on Chnstma.s Eve at
tbelr resldP nre, 128-1;2 34th
St., West ~Pwport, and stripped
their lol'ke<1 tll'dr ooms or s lo s,
boots, tapes, la,p\> d~·k, and
spe:lkers "' total loss
of $1 010.
On !:It-e. 26 or 2i, An ad-
dlhona l $385 dollars •orth or
stereo tape cartridges belong-
ing to Bernard Megowifl and Ro-
bert Wrigh ton were stolen from
a closet.
'Know your fireman' LT. LIND RECEI VU
HIS AVIATOR WINGS
Navy L1euterwtt Marshall E.
•
LU:Id Jr ., Son of Mrs. and Wrs.
Marshall E. Lind of Sulta
Monica and hust.nd of lbe
rormer Miss Karen Brwling of
412. Avocado AYe., Corooa del
Mar, had IUs De•ly-earnad u -
l&tor's wtnrs ot &Old plnoed 011
by b1s father durlne ceremonies
11 the Naval Alr StaUoll. Cor-
pus Christl. Texu.
UDder the Nuy•a prMellt
Rlgbt lrallllDC Procran> bo re-
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llpaltd a •nl &flUOr IP-
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OP THI an M MIWP"CMIT IUot Stwral yean •to a collcae frah~n~~n wtnt "'We"ve been it1 ovt1 nte.¥tn' aac1 we clidft'l •"pgl palltlcll ar--wau. ._. -.,_ ........ -· ··--_ ... .... ~~-mi ........... ~
out fot fOotball, unsuna aod uninvittd. A r-sec any sian of God ...
THE NAitJ0/1. ANI: A'S OFFSET NEWSPAPER weeks later when the coach reduced the squad-, He w41t~littlelod, GNt it"""' 011 tit• Lon/$ (
Offlc. ... P.ri•l .. pl .. Ia aM £.it• 8!11lldl.,_. he cut the volunteer otf. But he waa tudl a Dt~y, .-_ -·
2121 t. C... lhry., CoroM del ..., C..W. -92625· wonderful f~llow .. that the team beged the Wond~rilll It~ from ' Blbl.t Scltool, Mil
TILIP'ttOMI1 &73-0UO (At .. Ce4e 714) coach 10 let him stay. The coach relented. Tbe dawdliJv 011 fiN tHY• ~WI:Ipt ••n. AmtrtcU·• ~·,._by WIWam ,., .. ...,., -• T --•··-•NStCN 1 •-ol 1 _ .. volunteer never missed a prtctke, nevu JOC He ~ewffetlld.t tltot1 IIJio tire gnu~ M "-'Nl ..., ... ~ .. .--~. ~ '"" 1 1-0 1 .. .,..,.,.. pr ...... d" ed H .... _ be • ,_ ... ,...,..._. Ia ,.,. Cky ol N•wpon a.~• ..d tile ollly loe~Jiy ISCOUTI& · e Nl on lJlC; ntb for four a eolerpllJ.r:
...-4 aM .,_ ..... -..p._,., ia tbe Newp;_, H•.._,COIII.a ..... y~ars. On a , Th~rsday be~ort: ~ ftoal aamc, He /Ot4nd t1 ~J/Y mmn~eed pod, tuUJ blew
Ar-.. PW.Ji.._, weekly, o• Th.-.day. Secolld ~1 ... po•aee paip his father d~. He left Immediately for .~ Ofll allt}J4"JUu. · ·
·~-·latllotllltlod
al .lmtrlca u o --a1 lloo _ ... I>JIIoo-lo, ..... .. Corou 4-1 .... CaJU. funeral, 600 mdes away. Just before game tunc: A bird' I Mn In • tree o'er-heAd. $0 wlsdy
THE NE~ RARBO~ ENSleN •-acljH.ed to be a •••· Saturday, to everyone's dismay, be entered the plau d and high, _...w-fllllponrolio c:-ol ~-~ cin:whtt•oa by co.at decree No. 420178 d~t•d locker room and ,dressed out for the pme. Ww jim OJtothu wondu that caught hU et~~er
J lt, l l. la S.erlor Court fot ahe CouDly of Or•:r• St1te of Then he went to the eoach and be:qed him to e e ---=., .. ~ado , laoRe-
rpt>lk.; a .,. MatSon of C.lifwal-. ud by ntaMa t hereof ia qualified 10 pllbll all pwblle let him start the final 1,_ ~-h -"' Y : hbo h-~ h' · ~ ttotieaa reqWted by j1w. . ""'' 'IK: <:oac " MIR ,-WQ(C cu U Vg·UJ8 cuur.u-Cilia I ....,. ID'fVetct staillj • S*'•
locC l1lloo, ooolllll~le; -bod -tho prlaclpleo ot frtedOm, eq.-.Wy, jullice,
AR"VO £. HAAPA ................................. o-and Publiaher thought : ·'What can tl hurt? I'll put him in for haiJd him from~~ lllwn
PEe HAAPA ............................................... .Aaaocille Edit~ the kickoff and then take him out. That ean"t A Jketl him whert he hod !Hen that disy tmt1
SUZSCitiP'TiON lt.ATI!S hun us. And he's so popular it might even give what wa.r going on.
Ia Hllritor Atea:
Out of H•bor Ate~ ODe yew, 14.00~ 2 ye .. , 17.00 the team a psychological lift."' 'OJr , I've been to Bible School,' (he carefully
One ye•. 15.00; 2 yeara, 19.00 He relented. His team kicked otr. The twrned the sod
IIIIIIIWIWIIt}' tor wllleb Amorl-
ean pUriota saertneed tbetr
Ules aad fortubta.
ARVO E. HA~PA, owner·attd publisher of the Ensign
WHAT WILL THE NEW YEAR BRING ?
There seems to be optimism In the air
at this start of the New Year because of
the coming change of command In the
nation's capitol. There is favorable talk
about Richard Nixon's leadership ability
and about his "business-like" cabinet.
The proof is going to be, not In hopeful
conversation, but lrr performance. What
are going to be the results when Nixon
policies go Into effect? There are 3 basic
areas of concern which might provide the
answers:
• Inflation: Will the Nixon administra-
tion halt the dangerous big spending that
is pushing our nation toward bankruptcy?
The cost of living index will be one sig-
nificant slgrlPost to watch.
• Big government: Will the Nixon ad-
ministration start cutting back on the
encroachment of federal government into
our state aJ)d local affairs, or will the
federal progl-ams of the past administra-
tions be continued? The size ofthefederal
employ~e list will provide an indicator.
volunteer raced down the field and made the And fownd a $Mil ~neath jt.) "Tve leanwd
tackle. unassisted. The startled coaeh thou&ht , tl lot from God.'
"Well, I'll leave him in for another play or 'M'm, a Vf!ry {inf! way,' the neighbor said.
two." The volunteer continued to play mag, '/or a boy to spend hi.r time;
nifi~ntly-and played the whole game. With "If you'll te ll me whue God U, I'll give yo11
one minute to go and the score nothing to a brand new dime.'
nothing. he made .11 sensational tackle behind Quick a.r a flash Iris ans wt'r came. nor wer#
the:. goal line, scoring a safety for his team, hiJ accenu faint ;
whtch won 2.0. He was .carried oft' tht' field 'I'll gi11e you a dolku, Mistu, if you'll tell
~n the shoulders of ecstatiC fans. In the dress· me where God ain't.'
mg room the coach hugged him and said Th 'II be · · "So h d'd .• . 1 F f • ere WI never peace m the world uotd n, ow 1 you vo 11. or our years you h p · f ·
never played like that. What came over you?'· ~ e h ""uce. o Peac~ rules th~ hves of men. Not
"Coach," he replied, "My fa ther died Thurs, m t e nut:d Nat•ons, not m do-gooding, not
day . He had been blind all his life. Today, in in full bellies. not in .missiles, llf'mie3, treaties.
Heaven, for the first rime he was watching."" or power pacts--but m the character of man,
Everybody in Heaven is watching. Watching lies the only hope for peaet: in the world. And
us. Most of all, God is watching us--even the only hope for the character of mao lies
though one of the Russian astronauts cracked : in Chrislianity.-American Way Features
LeHers to the Editor
"I tbtrefore bllletelt 1s my
<hlfY to my COUDtry to love lt;
to a~rt its COCllttt~ to
Obey Its laws; to respect tt.
llq; IIIII to defeod U ap1Jiol
alleM:mies."
We belleve tbat we sbould
abide by tba wist words ot tbe
INVITATIONS to the Don Reddington par-::::: .. =:~:~-;::
ty held at their Central Newport bay front 11111 portJcuJ.arly bytbeproe..,b
home Dec 19 Included the request "dress or Allrobam Lll>coln, who oald: • "You cannot ltreuetbeD tbe warmly" for watching the boat parade In weal< by weatelllng !be stroor;
the bay. Here are Todd 2 and Karen youcuootboll>tbona .. uoer
I ' ' • by pulllng don the wage payer· 4 1 2, who look as If they expected Santa you wmot further tbo b<olber:
Claus, but still are willing to do their duty bocxl or man by tDCOUl'acin& class hatred; you c&DDOt belp as junior host and hostess to welcome the poor by dlscourql.ac tbo
their guest, Mrs. Nigel Bailey of West rich; you cannot bulldo:buac.
Newport. (Ensign photo.) :,~ ~;:!~,~ ~ ~,:::
HAPPY NEW YEAR realizing. tbe s1tuaUoa. bas de-Actually 1t 1J a tour-atep pro-dence."
Editor of the Ensign, ve)oped into a concentration an gram --ooe lnstl.pted by We beUeve tbat at tllistimeof
The letter from the )'oung tull packages rather tba.o lUll versives but 1n maJl)' s T A T E , 0 I II I p tbe year we should take an ln Marlne sergeant was post-hearts. Greed tor material pin carried out UPwittinglJ b)' veotory of our natiooal&OYern:
marked Dong Ha. 1.n Its short, and world power at all cost subversive Americans. meot and examtae l.ntotbema.n-
stmple context the wishes of has led to revolts and riots; Tbe oommwdst oer ill whicb tbe e~utJn, the
people the world over were the tack of idealism and pa-aetJoo, court by Senalor Job1 5chmlb: leJislatlve and the jOO..Iclal
contained In a few sentences. trlotism. react:Jon, aod , departments have favored
"We here have the r.JUday To qoote from bandleader action.. It works 1D this trends leadlngtonat\ooaJdlsas-
spirlt and oothlng can cllange Laneoce Welk's oew book, Tbe commUilists ereat law-6 ot tbe New Year tses am the use of public ftmds. ter. And further, tbat we should
that. By us being here this year ''Guidellnes for successtul lessoess and l.astipte tbe tbe State Legtslature reooo-In tbe crowing anarchy which take steps to return our country
I'm sure that other Americans living'': charges of "pollee brutality," veoes. 11 recent eJ;M!J'leoce is has resulted, the loudest voice to a status of trDCballenpd
won't be here this ttme next "We as iDdtYiduals must have both designed to 'lt'e&ten tbe repeated, we wi.U be in general tends to preva.ll. 5eeurtty,
year. We pray for peace. r 1aitb iD God,a.odbelleYeincom-efl'ectiYeness ol our k»cal sess1on appronmately :te¥en THIS MUST STOP. The Particularly sbouklwettpeal
must say farewell. Have a plete patriotism, the results pollee. Tbe courts tben treetbe·mootbs. 1 will be in Sacramento elected represettattns of the tbe unJlateral disarmamtntaet,
merry Christmas and a happy ol bard. weD directed work aDd erJmtnals &od eommurWU far lor most of tblstlmea.od maybe ~le sr.Juld stop it, by ustnc deslpated as P.O. 72'77, which
New Year. God bless you., .. lree enterprise and 1nltJatJve. '' specious reuoDS; addl.ac to tbe rea.ebed most quiekly bJ con-their power over the approptl-was released in September,
The Ills that beset our coun-Perhaps our only solutionfor already dimeult slbatioo ltaetJ.ag my ottlee in tbe State atlon of funds to tbe publlc 1961. This calls lor tbe
try blare from daily headlines peace oa tbJsearthrellesonour caused by riots aDd a c.W.&eary CapitoL educ.a.tloDal S}'stem. cttsarmament of the United
and seem to groW" morenumer~ .tbillty to practice &ODd-will oettra.IJsed b)' ebarges ol Tbe two most Important We bave beenbombardedwitb states Lo 3 phases of 3 years
,_, • Communism: Will the l'jixon ~dpl!!'ls
; !ration acknowledge commimlsm as ' oor
ous with each day of the bollday toward our feUow man. "pollee brutality." Tbt eWsen problems confroDtlDc our 1969 propapntt:a designed to per-eacb.
MUOO.. TbeaeademicsystemlD Betty Beetwtth tbea aat.es wUb .alll'mctbeo.JD,.. 1u'S.:·~~~~~ ·"'!!-~~_;j ~Ill ttal tllla po!er sbould Let us pauae a momeot aDd
our co-y 1s 1ur111ng lllto 1861RhodooDr. cr .... llllawlo-Udre-•""'''"""""'~'~"'!ofYer.~1.~u;;,t1'11slome-lltiDk .•bal~-..wAI.Jbo
otorm ceotero of re•oll. Will • Costa v..., Call'· quo&ta --......... 'If our=.coll""·U:,'t'..T,:tiY-llllm<lnl to ....-.t.tt.·Yet eooht l 'fCO>"''ID _.,... ' · · enemy, responsible for the tremen'dous
there be eDOu.gfl. water ln tbe ~ ._u:ely the reallnblem; !,e., c'*-8 --..,., • . . to complete eon~l<Wer tu:f\md.s &Dd nine :IDOattif\)'elp QO'It', spending by our defense department and
for sending our soldiers to distant lands
to fight "no win" wars? Watch for Nixon
. statements concerning the war in Vietnam,
trade with the enemy, and relations with
communist Russia and Red China.
If Nixon action on these points Is In the
national interest of survival and freedom
then we can be optimistic indeed,
Police BloHer
future? What researc h must be ANOTHER AT1ACK tllal tbe laws preAIJtb' oa ·tbe )tDtWo 001~ . ..,. tobltb·bJ the people and tbelr eltcted an our meau ot •ttoNl de-
dooe to soln water problems? Editor of the ti1S1gn. boob are DOt beiDg enloreed.. seboOls -·a.odtbrteueutn&Dd represemattves ls. the touoda-renee ate to be tuned ovtr to
Is extinction our fate? Tbe cltlseas o1 Amerlcabave Coogress tben r•cts by llllfair).y cn.tri~~·tioo ot our wbole system of tbe Ubited NaUoos, lock, stock
We want to explore tilt ll.ll-just wtb:lessed aoother major pusiD( oew laws, restrtct1ng 00 the people of pernment. Tbe AmerlcaD re-ud b&rrel. This warDiDg ns
mown define and cure disease attack 00 their 1oca.1 pollee-· turtber tbe rlgbts of tbe laW"-a ~ ::a ~:~evolution wa.s fougtt to establlsh gtyen by the DefeDders of tbe
tree the oppressed aod uv~ the recently releaa.t Walker Gldlng clti&en --DOt tbe ~ 1 by tar': ;:._: -'"'*~ it; tbe Coostltutkm oftbe United American Coastitltion 1n
better. report on tbe CbJcago dis-crtmiAal (in some casu: ac-n 5 r;--.. States was draftedtoprese"e "Alert No. 45,"datedNovem-
Toward this eod, aoottler trio turbances last summer. Tbe ttally aJd1ne the crtmJ.ni.J). Tbe aser of state &Dd. kK:al tu it. Tbe time bas come to use ber 15, 1961.
of Astronauts lett their tam-Walker report l5 no differeut situatioa eoot1nually aetsworse funds 1n CaWornia.. Tbe more this power, before tbe publle Tbe Alert eootlnued: "011 the
Illes during the holidays to trom otber reports tlled a.t our tor the cycle bas a 8Qilwbal.l ef-;:o:r we speod: ..!!:. : ~e educattooal ~stem eoes so tar Z6tb day of the same mooth ot
orblt the moon. president's request· an have feet. Tbe citizen is ooo.tantJy 0 ewe seem .... ~. moe out of controllhatltwUldestroy the same year, the Collp'ess
WIUI the fl.rst of tbe New bad ooe prlncipalob~ve •• to looting to tbe source ol bis trouble ;:e ~ed 'J: more money ltseU, aDd much of our society obediently implemerted trlts
Year, 4 Marine scientists shift tbe blame of any dis-problem (tbe gorernment} lor mooey a.s r. 1 a.looe with U. Insane projectbyiUiiOgPublle
Aquanauts with the Department turbance trom the lawless the a solutJon. Tbe appointed C'lstod ans ol Aside from tbe immediate Law 87-Z97, ealled tbe u. s.
of the lDterlor, wtll Uve ln a communists, and tbe ;ub-What ls the real solution? !!:, ::u,ruo:u~f ::~== problem of restoring order on Arms Control and Disarmament
pressurl&ed habitat for 60 con-versives, to tbe law-abid!Dg. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL tern tat: delegated 90 mueS: of our campuses and 1n our Act. This sulcldal act, in
seeuUve days. The undersea It 1s evident ttra.t u. oewest POUCE A.liD KEEP THEil lN-tbeJr autbority to others tbat seb:Jols, we mustcarbtbeeoor-defttDce or aay eoostttutlonal
•WE DNESDAY, DEC. l B man, 2100 Santiago Dr., Dover dwelllng Is toserveasalabora-attack. launched through tbe DEPENDENT OF FEDERAL the are 110 loo. r able·to do,mous appetite lor twds coo-restrtcUoos, eret.ted tbe U.S.
Barry Haglun, 21, or 700 Shores, left his Mustang on the tory as well as home for tile Wa!Rr report, 1s DOt ac-CONTROL Y ce [ly displayed bJ our publlc Arms CootrolaDd Disarmament
Polnsettia Ave., and Randy driveway wit h the ear ke ys Lo lour, woo will Wldergo tests lor etdenta.J. Its purpose.sartabun-Your~ truly their ~a~ulty m=~-: educa.Uonal SJslem. To take just Apocy, and pve powers to Us
Martin, 19, of 512 Iris Ave ., it; nezt morning hi s car was reactions during the projed . dantly clear to any wbo see, RfcbardE. Woodill :::e tbe 0mo:eerWea.l de· nampla,ltreeeatlycameto director, Wlllla.mFoster,whJ.ch
Corona del Mar, and Barr y gone . • • M. Sorber, 2815 No matter .where we look the think, and are coocerDtd. Sa.o Gl.bl'lel c1 ioos about 1. my attention that a major sebool exceeded any powers etnn
Martin, 21, of 349 WI Lson St., Alta Vista Dr., East Bluff, re-struggle lor world do~e s personoe cour-district in Orange County bas UDder tbe Con.stJ.tuUoo to a.ay
Costa Mesa, wer e arrested at ported tllat his Must.a.ng was and power Is evident. Even H I" d t • t 1Dereued its budget by u<l. agency of our Federal Govun-
12:30 p.m., a.t the HarOOr High raised Oil blocks during the Bethlehem today is bedlam 0 I a y I me a sea stnce tbe last tlscaJ. year, wblle mert."
SeOOol parking lot and booked on night, aDd the 2 front wheels Christian unity Is hardly dis ~ Us Jq)tl eorollmeDt 1nc.reued Because of tbls alarmiDg
the cllarge of loitering around a were taken -a $100 loss ••• cerDible 1n the very birt~lace bJ only 1%. It La: bad eooucb s1tuaUoo. tbe New RlgtJt urps
scOOol •.• A large, limestone BOAT Sl~ UP l1 E where Jesus was born. Eleven Harbor Area rest-sea. otf tbe cout ot Cblle. Mrs. Rorer HaDnatord, 456 that tbe state ot CaWornia l..s tbat lmmadiate steps sbould be
shale r oc k was thrown through a ....... M The 1,600 -year-old Churchof deots are amoog the Amertean World Campus Afloat also Serra Drlte. iocrea.sing its IP8Ddlng 4 times taken to erase these laws from
bedroom window r eported TerJ Appli cations tor more than the Nativity is owned for the college students oo the Chap-Y1ll call at Ya..,aJ.so *Costa llesa-Kennetb Uma, as fast as its pcpulat1on in-our atatw.e books.
Ruby of 212-l/2 6 nyz Ave ., Bai-410,000 boat r egistration r e-most part by the Greeks. The man College World Campus (Sa.ntt.ago). Chlle, Callao(LJma). IOD ol llr. ud Mrs. Joba K. ereue; but th1J acbool district A tboroup 1Dqu1ry 1rJto our
boa Island; a similar rock was newals had been mailedtoCali-Ca.tbollcs won a sllare in 1852 AlJoat wbo celelrated tbe boll-Peru, aDd Acapulco bdJ:re IJma, Z89 E. Bty., aDd Naoe7 Js 1Dcreasinc its speM1nr SO peromerAl procedures alld a
throwo through her kitche n win-fornla owners of properly r e. and a southern s iJce went tot~ da.ys at seaatx:.rdlbe s. s. Ryn-OOeklng Ju. 29 at LosAaeeJes. West, dl.upter o1 llr.s. S,.lYla. Umes as rut as the manbers reYln of tbt many alltpdly
dow on the 16th ... Ten teeth gistered boats. Boat owners Armen.Ia.ns. All sects can say da.m. The Joea1 stllllellts abou'd W~st, ZSM Fordtam Dr. of tbose in wm.e IIIJIMI tbis WICOQSUtutiooa.l laws W'b1eb
marks wer e left on lA:lrrls may mail their ootlces with high mass somewher e under the Steaming south trom Rio de are: Newport Beaeb -R. Scott speodiDg 1$ siCJPOMdly Justl-baYe beea pused 1D order to
Campbell's ankle, when she the $3 lee to the Department sprawling root. JaDe1ro to Buenos Aires, tbe490 •Ba.lboa. lsla.ad-Marllyu Acettdo, SOD. ot Mr. aod Mrs. tied. ...,on tbtm w111 be made by
opened a sliding glass door of Harbors aod Watercraft 1n stude!U, faeulty and crew GrelL daupt:er olllrs. HellO Artbur Aeft'edo, Z950 Carob So looc u n ban ICbool 1'be New Rlcbt. For tbt Ume
at her hom e, 2015 Altura Sacramento or take their Une~r!' days ~~ds ofpoUce transformed tbelr sh1pbo&rd. H. Greet. 106 Jade Ava., IJ¥J st., East Bluff; Roaald Sharp, bou'ds autbort&1ttc rUAa.ftJ' btiDc. S8111etm.eataare0Uerad,
Or., Irvine Ternce, to let her renewal not.lees lnpersootoany route ._. .. een the giant campus into its owo 15,000 Tom Jones, SOD of Mr. a.od 1011 of Mr. ud lira. JobD H. JPeiXliDc 11b ud.s, Wem111tbt.tt later to be tDcluded to a boot
eat in and 11 ungratefu lly bit of the Department's 440 Yolun-pUlars of the baslllca-beiOY r:ross-toa Ctalstmu boat PI-lira, A. Jooes Jr., sot Grud Sblrl>, 501 Riterslde Ate,, aD ettect!Ye milD& of ebeek1Dc eatUled: '1Tbt Jarllprudeneeot
her • • . During the o.lght, a leer r egtstraUoo agetts, orre-wtooows which only Catbollcs rade. CUlL Newport Hetcbta; Kut Cora-their ftl:lalactal aptte. SUeb SurTtva.l." TbeJ are:
$45, white and ye llow umbrella new their reglstratioDS at any are permUted to clean -to FollOYID.g a pre-Cilrl..stma.s •corooa HJ&Illaods -Jwt.e nll, 100 ol Mr. ud Ill'S. a means Is prorided bJ' tbe 1. To deClare u.t a state ot
With white tassels at each cor-omce of the Department of the eave where tradltion says Fellowstdp with Bra.r.llla..o stu-H.aJJDatord, daugtar of llr. and PbWp Cornell, 1101 Sb.tllt'l preMIII. statutory e.WOC oa 1r11 now u1ats IDd bu tllattd
oer, was stolen from his patio, Motor Vehieles. Jesus ns born.. Tbe Pro-ded.s aDd toarsofeathedrals, 1n -Circle, DoYer, Sbores; Mellada Joca.l schOOl turatH, wbtebeao for m&.aJ Jtus, bltnlo mter-
said Wilbur Jager, 316 Buena testants, wOO han been allowed addlt1oa to cvrieulca tours ot Mead. di.UCIJW' ot Mr.aa:Uits. oa.ly bt e:a:eedtd II a majoltty •Uo•l comm.tam ud tbl
VIsta Blvd., Balbca ... A LEG4l NOTICE to tal<e par! s!nc:e lhe Brll1sb Brasilia IIIII PetropoU., tbo LEGAL MOTJCE W1Wam B. VelA!, ?36 VIa Lido ot .•Diers _.,.1 u "Ofor-I1Dltod Statoo; IIIII to lab IP·
white cashmere dress priced at mandate, are 1n tbe courtyard sblpboud c:&mpos took to sea NCJI'd. lJdo Isle; DollcJU ride," proprtate meuurn to pat tblt
$ZS and areeu sldrt priced NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING adjoining the lt&slllc:a, sloglng and bopn Ita bolldaJ trau-NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING BronoU, -ot Mr.llld lAra. a.t lbloeuollltalr-.tai<Ml sllullloolltlo-
at $l3 were stolentrom Robin-NOTICE LS KEREBY ginn carols and praying Wider the Ax'matioa. IJte-Dateb Cb.rtst-AmeDd:mtlll Mo. iSS, J. H. Bronell, ?08 st. Jamee ICbOOl 11*"""1.,. bU oaJy a & To protide • tbe dt&th
soos. Fashion Island, at ll :35 that the PJ.a.ntdDg Commtas1on frosty skies. If lt ra1nl bal.vtly, mu trtta, pit tn rtp'lprated Mot1ee it blrebJ clf'ID tbll Place, OU.U Hat .a. ud 81JtM UtUt_-JDOI'I ttu I fMH ol Wt, ~ far lllJ act dttrtmnbJ.
a.m ••. Kenneth Netzlband, of the City ot Newport Beach they are aUOwed 1Dslde the bolds dta'tac tbllfllp's atop 1n tbt PJa.ru:d.ac' Comm1•llol Gltbe SMrmu. duefltll' ot Mr. aa:s A blll, A.B. J'Jl, pultd 1D. to tbt VDUedSta!n, nlebwoU:I
2018 Beryl Lane Harbor High-will bold a publlc hearing oo Ortbodo:w: chapel or use the R«terda.m were broiCbt ow CltJ o1 Newport 8tAc11! wll11101d Mra. nomu Sblrmu. 101 VI& 1M'f wttb verJ JJ1U1 \ti.ICQII:ioB "ctn lid or eomtort to
l&Dd.s, reported' tile tbeft of tbe appUcatJoo of C. 1... KlrebDer YMCA building a few blOcks aDd trlm~ wltll dlcontlou a pabUc be&rtac 011 A.IDn 'MIIll Su Rtmo, 1Jdo lallt. of tbla put1clllar ~ ........... ow
$49 from a desk drawer in the tor a Varl.a.Dee 963 to permlt awa.y. midi b)' tblltacierlta: It ODt blc No. ISS wldeb PI\¥140IU CO pte local ICIIOOI bou'dl .._ ~ To pnwldt u. 4lllb
ltorap roomoftheMobllSta. tbe coostr~~eUoo of a three-Services areabobe1d1Dtbe all-a_,. c1lltti.Dc ....n aa.d tbt~otca.p.. L!WJSCO!HAICESOf 11J:dM&IItlllortt710ra.l.-tun ..-lt7 b' lltlrter-=e Wlb
tloll al 301 E Coas! Hwy al story doc>lei ha>lng an Oferall segroptoot Field or lbo Shop-Colorod llpto -• .....,_ tor 111,50 o1 C."--' a..b UDO Ill. ttocl_,ll( 1a I I'll, 0o1 allltoe -po!Wcol •-lc ~
Soyllde Dr . " hel&ll! of 30 t teet at 7SIO bordo. Aa eacb deoomlllatloo -lttap blllflllll-Voolclpo1 Codo nlollolc,to oo-E DIIS AT 60 -,_.,.. tuU a1 11toe _....., ttO -~~
' W. Ocean Froat to the R-1 claims U OWDB !be oolJ truo JPOI -bold. "'*-LttiO lltoe --IAwla Coo llllrtol, 10, ollie -LosialaiWI Ill 1110 Ia to ., '11• .,.HURSOAY, DEC. 19 zooe. SeetloD %0.14.030 o1 the Where the a.ocel IIJPIIZ'ed, U. Cl* artU u4/f11 c•n111 Ia VIa 11. .... , Lido Iaiii, ..S,...,. twa~oiA..B.l'll teml, tlllatebJ' ~ ,~ or
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al ~ drup · • • Paul NOTICE IS HEREBY ltlrtbor Tbt Cburcb of lloo Nlll•lly Cllr-CllJ U portal C. -Iii m .......... to~..-, "W6 --tttb"--<L
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FIRST SECnoN --P111l
THURSDAY, AUG. IS. !!a
OORlNA DEl. MAR, CAUF.
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fiRE IM TRASH CAM$ lslaDd, wuputootwttba-
A fire 1D alleJ trub e&A& at bose by aleictJbor.be-.Nft' ..
U. resicStoee ot MiekeJ F'nDk-port BeaeUlremeaOCMllda.rrt••
llD. 214 Dla.moad Ave., Balboa af U :SSa.lll •• Sattll'dllJ.Dec.ll.
C A TCH THE CUR E
A n old cookbooJ. Jo!l'es th1~ cu re fur .nthma. "We.~r
tht: skm of a muslrat-fur s1dr 1"1()\\ to the.: hod~
over the lungs.·· (ert~ln reltd v.as JS~urcd I t '~ ~·om
fortmg to kno"' thJt ~o~.c hJ\C more relt.a t'lk mct hoJ~
toda~ In recent ~t!.H\ mc:thc.J I ..._u,.n ... c h." JCh1e•eJ
inc.alculabk tmprO\ements m the c.uc anJ treatment
of •llness. 'I 0ur ph~~ICtan ..:Jn tdl ,,,u J.b<lut the
etfectti'C meJ•ca\1 00~ JI :Jdo~hlr Sed h t~ r rvftloM0nal
ad\ICC: Y>hCil ~ou't<' til fh,·n. tl h<· I..:<Onl!llt:nd'
med1catton. come: to u~ for >.j u.Jltt~ pr<· .... ·nptloll:..
DEBUTANTES MAKE FORMAL BOW dau.....-of Mr. and Mrs. Home Society are pictured her e at their
THE DEBUTANTES Children's of the Christensen Pharmacy
.at E. COAST Inn .. co.o•A DD. IIAa
OMOLE I·IUI Dr. and Mrs. Edward Angle
Boyd, escorted by Andrew
Sewell Rose.
Howard Beasley Lawson. es-presentation ball: from left, front row,
=~' Michael c .. hrle Sally Holstein, Isabel Elizabeth Lawson,
LIBda Krl&tlne NISsen, dau-· Alicia Stanley Turner, Anne Storch, Kath-ChrlstiDe Sue Callis, dau-
cbter of Mrs. Jotm Malcomson
aDd tbe late Robert Louis Callls,
preseated by ber stepfather,
Joho )&aleomson, and escorted
by Tbomas Purcell.
gbler ol Mr. a.nd Mrs. Paul erine Louise Smith Linda Christine Sta-1""====----------------,
Nissen. escorted by Ha.r-'
OP EN
TO THE
fAI ULOUS NfW RfSTAU.ANT
Un .. t-1 SJw<•ohy O.oMo !)onc;.,9-ro"'"'' Cco•lo'-'91> r .... CM-4 o. c;.,,,,._,..,..,.. de s-.4•
Carol Editb Carver, daur.ter
ol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopn
Carver, escorted by Richard
Parke.
Cathy Joe Clarkson, daught~r
of Mr. and Mr s. Josepb Hen-
dersoo. Clark&on, escorttld by
Jolm Charles Symus n.
Nancy Evans Creamer, dau-
ghter ot Mrs . Hatfield Creamer,
preseoted by John Klllefer, aad
escorted by Curry Welch Kirk-
patrick W.
GeorgeaDne Hanna., daughter
ol M.r. and Mrs. Paul Ha.nna.
escorted lly Davtd Jotln Rwn-
bellow.
Sally Holsteln., daugflter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Meade
Holstein W. e5COC"telt'by iUcbard
~ebullteot.
Patricia Aim lluddlollon,
daup!er olllr.aJIIfllrs.Doaald
LD.sley Huddlestoo, escorted by
Gordon Dale Becker.
Judy Ann Hylton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Irving
Hyttoo., escorted by David Paul
Geoffrey.
Ka.tbleen AHlson KeUey,dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Porter
Allison Kelley, escorted by
James Frederick Millar.
lsa.bel El.lr.abeth Lawson,
land Walnwrlgbl KocbJr. bier, Christine Sue Callis, Judy Ann Hyl-
Debora.b Porter, daughter of ton and Linda Kristine Nissen· 2nd row
Mr . aDd Mrs. John Fredertek ' '
Porler, escorted "' Timothy Roxanne Elizabeth Ray, Car ol Edith Car-
Burt Hogle. ver Susan Ann Vernon Kristine Boyd
Rou.nne Elizabeth Ray, dau-' ' ' gbter or Mr. and Mrs. James Kathleen Allison Kelley, Cathy J o Clark-
David Ray, escorted by Willlam son Nancy Evans Creamer and George-
Klassen. ' Georgene Lunde Smith, da.u-anne Hanna; 3rd row, Debo rah Porter,
gllter or Mr. and Mrs. Ira Georgene Lunde Smith and Patricia Ann
Warren Smllh, esoortedbyJoiUJ Huddleston (C ameo House photo ) Tread'Well Yule, • •
Katberlne louise Smith, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Ra.odall Fell:J:
Geddes and tile late Wlllt.atn
Bowles Smith, presented ber
stepfalber, Raadall
Geddes, and escorted by
DoDllld Sampson..
Unda Christ IDe Stab lei:, do~
gllter of Mr • aad u.m ~..a~r..-......... .,
~Gerald YcCI&Ire. ·-t~
Anne storcb, daugti:er ot Ill'.
and Mrs. Jolm Arthur Storcll,
escorted by Charles Thomas
Forkner Jr.
AU cia Stanley Turner, daugh-
ter of Mr .and Mrs. Roger Ebert
Turoe.r, escorted by Cra.l g Mar-
shall Clark.
Susan Ann Veroon, daughter
of Mr .and Mrs. Richard Colman.
VenM)Q, escorted by Samuel
Alan Morphy.
Show features couple
Sa cred 9reasure -Jlouse
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B rnchun & Ca tn lngu,
PUBLIC la'lq .... -.1 II'-...... : .. v .............. 2)0 The Newport Harbor Art Wu-llaDd a.nd wlfe artists. '• Paul
seum will mark the New Year Brach and Miriam Sc baplro,
with an eJhJ.biUon ot pa.1nt.l.ngs opening Jan. 22 • from 101 ll'liVATIOfrn-CAU (71 t l ""-2t4J
.. ..... ~-J\116 c-llwy., s. l-7~~ ...................... , and grapllic works by bus-Altbough they have been re-
sideits of San Diego since 1966,
lbis records Ule first West
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CLEARANCE
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DRESSES ••• SUITS .••
COCKTAILS ••• FORMALS ••.
COATS .•• SWEATERS •••
CAPRIS .•• BLOUSES • ••
SIDEWALK S A LE
Jan. 6tb
UCI Campua Store Only -
Coast nbl.bltioo ol these Z
transplanted New Yorkers. Tbe
elllllbllloo will continue lhr<>Ugll
Feb. 23 at the Wuseum's
lery 1n Balboa PavWon,
Main Street.
Tbomas H. Garver, dir,ed<>r
of the Newport Harbor Art
seum, bas been responsible for
both lheorganilattooofthe show
aDd the written introduction to
the UlustraUt'e eata.logue.
Mr. Brach has been serving
as chairman of the vtsua.l arts
department, which he founded at
tbe University of California..
San Diego, but was recently
named dean of the art school,
Ca lltorDi& Io.stltme of the Arts,
to be ef!eetln in July.lUs most
receot work bas ~lised the.
simplest geometric shape, the
circle set wttbl.n tbe square.
Both husbuld lJld wUe are
represellltd In oumerous public
and prtnte collectloosand have
parUc.q:..ted lD oompr ebensfn
III'OCI eDibttlou and ooe-man
sbOws tbrou(bout the COUDtry.
Newport Harbor Art Yu-
seam's p..Uery bours are Wed-
otsdaJ lhr-s_, from
1 to 5 p.m., Moadl.ys 6to9p.m,
FISIIIM G GEAR $TOLEN
AI-$300 wwtb ol flsiW>&
equlpmooi ........ from bls
prace sometime betneD Sep-
tember aM Dee. 10, JobA Par. ur or m t .. oroc star Lane,
Dover Shores, told Nt.rporl
O.CII! pollee Dee. U.
NEW ... AT THE WORLD'S MOST UNIQUE BANK !
SSBOOK
Your new Golden Passbook Savings Account will draw
the highest bank rate of interest available anywhere !
Now you c an enJOYS 13°/0 ontere st on a Newoort
National Bank Golden Passbook Account when you•
savtngs and all dov1dends remam n year ThiS s .,0 ....
poss•ble when our 5°/0 currel'1t a.,nual ontertos! rate
•s compourlded da•ly and cred1ted ouartefly to .,.po,..r
Golden Passbook Accou,t Th1s spec1al accov.,t os
ava•lable to Individuals. corpora1 10ns partnE"rsh.ps and
non-prof1t organ•zattons
You"ll be pleased to know that your mterest roaymel"lts
are flextble accordtng to your own personal ,eeds
W1th a mintmum depos•t of $500 and subsequent
deposits of $100 or more. there •S no l•m•t to the amount
you can depostt ,n your Colden Passbool<. Savo,gs
Account . Your mterest starts from the date of dePOSit
and contmues to the date of w tthdrawal We cons•dar
thll a golden opportuntty to make your n'oltngs grow
fait., In a pleasant and secure atmosphere We would
like to tell you ifiO'"e about H'us u,•que ""bank rate·· of
ln..,..lt. Come In and IH us or mt!lltl the coupon below
and we'll do tt'le re1t
--------------------. ~ NEWPOAT NATIONAl BANK I
~ (Sele("!llddren of your l"lf!&rest off ,cel I
Gentlemen I am mterested ,,., Ol>e"'"9 a new 1
Gol~n Peuboolo. Accouf't 1
0 Enclosed •S my cl'\eck (money ~1) for I
{$.500 00 or more) Please OP't'" tl"oe account end I
sel"ld me more onlormliiOOI"I I hereby u"derllef"ld 1
that wothdrewels Clr"lnot be made unto! prope• ••9-I
narure cards have been retumed 1nd are on foil
"' the Bani< I 0 Please ll!l"ld me mo,.. onformet•Ofl about yovr n4!W
Colden P1Sibooll Sav•ng• Account .... ________________ _
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A IOUIITJUL
NEW YEAR
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Clued Mondcry
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UTGALLUY
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Start e New Yea
RIGHT ---with a •
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"You Have to Feel
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WOI~AMOUS CHAII fighh PAIN, STiff.
NUS, TENSION AND FATJGUE with MOVING
HEAT AND CYCLO-MASslGE ACTION.
e houf!ful , ; . Col~ <Wid Style• e Tho.,. Cyc:to-
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MoM ComfOO'tlllble Chcllt e Costs No o\\o•e Th::.n c-
CMHabl• Oooi'• Wllhout H<!OI lo Mos~.
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5 --ol>jocll ... oflllo Glrl Scout --.............. moallllJIMollnp -· -&lid _., clab utemll0diedlatbe5110UU edlcltk)a clulel ud at blct& ~ bJ membt:r• ur1 area "-"U• ban e..
of a Cll&moDd: 8Ddal. eultanl. .:11001, tbe Gill'• lM.pe. talellt. Later pa1d. Pf'OII'&ml lelttd bJ tbe ciW'1 ac:UYt par.
YoeaUooal, edue&tioall IJid ID 1911a bo1ldlDc committee btcame the rule. tic~ 1D tbe comDLUDlt1 &Del
pbllaDtbroplc. , was IIIPOLated to locate Jaodl:)r JIIDlor EbeU C1tit wu 01'· U. lf"'Wf:b.
"Newport Ebtll 1 50 Je&ll a oew ud larcer clubhouse, 1a p•'Hd lD 1946 UDder tbe8POD-Put presideD ol EbeU
ol u!'ty'00t!:• guid1nf ~~::d Aprll, 1914., klea in East New-sorabtp o1 seDJQr members, and are Mmu. A. F. Lester, E..,riD I
m uence are r-..,.. port were secured tor a plded by lin. Obecl Lucas. Qu1.all. G. W, W, T. ~ougbocU: . .-~ .... ~::_u .. 1otts bnUtunc site, &Del pliDa were In 196SJUDiorEbellmembtn Sba.w, w. w. R. E.
an.ge ........ }', -..u. dran ~. Members dtrtd:ed orplliud tbe auDliu'J, Ju. Wlll1ams, W, L. W. E.
purpose to sec-rate tbe ~ir eftorts toward a fUnd tor bells, cooslsti.Dc ot ?5 blgt) Crosier, Harry BurDa.
from tbe bad is ~ldent lD its their new beadqiiU'ters, spen. scOOol girls, Tbe)' were aeUve Porter, Georp Reid. 0.
accompllsbmeDts. d1ng their 10eial afterDOOns at lD asslsUD& Paulartao Scbool, Hl&tJeJ, E. llb)'nrJil Edward.~,
On Sept. 29, 1909, twelve the club sewiD.g items tor tbe nrkMIB lantts.captnc I.Dd beau-.A!Yin Block, Maurice llo!'iu,
women met In tbe East Newport building. tlfleatlon projects and 1n fuod Mary BlOck, c . 11. ~.
home of Mrs. J. C. King to EbeU members met with raiilDc beoeflts. F. Ki.D& JollJD. Bertba TU-
• •
orpnize a women's club. 01-disappointment, howet'er, wben Ebell Club of Ne"J)«t Beach lotsOD, Robert E. Rou, ~-I
ftcers were electedlbeflrstday efforts were made to secure provides scbolarshlpfU.DiluaUy Rulborford, v. F. Graee,Bnco Not to Rl"sk Accl"dents aDd a committee appolnted to a $2,000 loan. The)' dropped to ald worthy students ID Deed. McBride, Robert Kllleter, Lew draw~ tbe consUtuUooandby-the amount to $1,500, but still The awards are presented to PeWtt, Byron Wells, Nlcbolu
laws. Their purpose ID forminc were without results. occ students of nurslnc;mustc BrettDer, WW1am a Tritt,
tbe club was to broaden tbelr During the war 1n Europe scholarships tn various cate-Raymond K. Harvey, JobD B.
lmowlege ttlrougt) exr.:hange of mooey was scarce. The club gorles, and to district federa. Lamar, Edythe Curry Brlroe•,
thouchf:, study aDd discussion of gave 141 their idea ot buUdln.c Uoo pro~ts. Lop.n Jackson. Rudolpb A.
Ideas. and traded its }ots, In add.itfon Ebell members spoosor a Vanuet, Tbomas L. Letto, Er .. h-~ c11lubc ubwasfflrE st ll::oown as lt too~ on a $550 mortgage for tree pre-school eye cllnle, con-oest Lamping. Edward A.
t • .,. be I o · astNewport. a house and lottnEa.stNewport. tribute fuDds for veterans al-Rogers.
Members were to begin ln On AprU 6 1916 the nrst b
November wttb twtee a month club meeung was 'beJd In tbe E b I t • S
meetings, eliding tile elub ..,w hOUse. A fireplace was e SeC f 0 n S u y
seasoa 1n May. Monthly dues added 1n 1920 To secure funds -
were 10 cents. Mrs. A. F. an Ebell cookbook was prtoted Newport Beach Ebell'stravel Ebell Clubhouse, 313
Lester was the first president . . section wiU start the DeW )'ear Road, Fullerton.
and served a term of 2 years. and sold m conluoction wtth a Yith a trip to tbe Forum ln Luclcy Book Section "7"' ls
w. w. WILson. husband of a bazaar· lDglewood to see "Holiday on boldine a belated
member, offered tbeuseofEast During the years 19Z4, 1933 tee." They will meet at U:30 party at 0000 Monday, Ju. 27,
Newport Town Company House and 1939, the build1n(wascom-a.m. Saturday, Jan. 4, ln front in tbe home otMrs.CarlPearl-
for Ebell Club meetings. The pletely remodeled and re-of the Mesa Theatre to depart stan. Newport Beacb. eo.
organt.z.aUon incorporated ln novated. Glftstromfundralsers by bus. hostesses are Mrs.
1914 and )lined tbe district and and individuals Included oew Mrs. RaymondHerms,chatr~ aDd Hrs. Margurlte ll.autoalll
state federation in 1921. draperies, chairs for officers man, 1s tU::tn.cresernUonsoow Murphy. Mrs. Henry VaugM 1.1
Through efforts of Mrs. and member s, table silver, for tbe Feb. 12trlptosee "Lioo. chairman.
Horace Little a branch of the china and linen, a kitchen stove, In winter," starring Katherine Book Section 1 wtu meet at
state Ubrary' was secured in tea service and a grand plano. Hepburn and Peter O'Toole. 1 p.m. Jan. 9 in the Corona del
December, t910. Members took Tllree lots adjotnlngtbe EbeU The monthly meeting of the Mar home of Mrs. G. w.
turns serving as librarians, and Clubhouse were purchased ln Ebell Club wiU be held at IX)()D Riehle. co-hostesses are Mrs.
distribution of books was held 1945. On this sUe the present Jan. 9 at the Ebell clubOOuse. M. L. Babbitt and Mrs. H.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and and oew elub building was eoo-On the program will be Penny a Baett.. Book reviews wtll be
Fridays in the EbellCiubktuse. structed and ready for oe-Hl..l, soprano, and Jotm Moe, given by Yrs. Arthur Kemper,
Indh1duals wereaskedtodonate c~cy In 1954. ln 1963 the Pi.aDlst-barpslchordist, tea-Mrs. Charles Dervy 1.s cba.lr-
books and maguines; a small mortgage was burned. tured In a repertoire of folk man.
fee was charged for books loan-Through members of the club music of many lands and times. Mrs. Nlebolas Breltlwtt,
ed to lndh·lduaJs outside the services of a community Mrs. L. W. Jents, program eha.irman of Book SeeUon 3
families of club members. nurse wer e secured for the city chairman., will Lntroduce the announces a meetlnc for ~
In 1912 a fund was started for of Newport Beach. other bene-young artists. Jan. 8 tn the homeoiMrs.C. w.
a Ubrary building; 75 volumes ficl.arles of club welfare were Mrs. Arthur Neeb, music Thomas, corona del Mar. eo.
were purchased in 1913 for the Open Air Health Camp, Orange chairman. anncnmees that hostesses are Mrs. M. c. Dodd
library, and by 1915 ft contained County Crippled Children's Re-E-Belletooes are presenting a and Mrs. H. H. Wilke.
950 books. In 1918 a per manent lief, Boys and Girls Seout procram for a meeUnc of Book Sectioo 6 will meet at
librarian was appointed. 'fne troops, Red Cross and in-Orance Distrlet oo Frlday,Jan. noon Jan. at
library left the bands of Ebell oumberable individual local 10. Thursday, Jan. Z3, tbeywm of Mrs.
Clob lD Aprtl ot 1920 aM was cases. flll 2 engagements for the dis-hoste'sseJ ·
turDed over to tbe cUy a.s a ln 1940 a Thrift Shop wuor-trict 11oe arts festival and for aDd Mrs. Charles
nucleus tor a munte lpal Ub-ga.n.lt.ed for EbeU Club by Mis. Boot: SectJoo 4. Yarpret 'HaiJII)aol1,
rary. -E. E. Boudinot. With bel' com. Goren Counter members wtll will present" Mrs. ADD Cur-
Civic activities continued to mittee Mrs. Boud1oot main-meet at oooo Jan. 10torasaDd· Uss as featllled speaker.
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··-------------" grow, and fn 1914atreeplaoting tained the shop for 4 years, wtcb luncheoo and an a.tteriX)()n M.rs. Jack Utueton. cbair.-
project bep.n at tbe grade oettinc over $10,000, all donated of trldge. Mrs. 0 . C. Mat-man or PM Sectloa, 'lrill u-
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Contributions were made to-Mrs. R01.y Nielsen, home bers to meet later lD Januuy.
wud numerous medical funds garden sectloo c~t~r~IJWI,~~:t~;Luoe::~bec~o~a:t:tbe~J:apa:ae:se;DHr:~~~====~~============~~ and $1,000 was ginn toward the ports that members w111 meet 1 Park 1s plallDed.
new ho!l)ltal. Books and radios tbe Balboa home
were s~Ued to the santa Ana Larzelere at ooon Jan. 22.
Air Base and too. After the Co-hostesses are Mrs. J. A.
war, the TbriftSbopnsdosed. Gant and Mrs.RaymoodHerms.
Later it was opened under the Marte WlltJ. will lecture oo
auspices of the Assistance Lea. landscaping.
gue. Ora.nce District Fine Arts
Various club secUoos estab. Festival wiU feature works of
lisbed lD theeosuingyearswere Newport Ebell members trom
music, culture, education, ear -9:30a.m. to 2:30p.m. Thursday,
den section ud· annual flower Jan. 23. Mss. CharlesEdwar~, ._ _ _, r show. In addition a ~ was cb&lrman. wlll be oo haod to
established in Califorllia bl.s-receive art entries at Fullertoo
tory and J.a.ndmarks, arts a.od
DEAlll TAKES OWHER
OF ARTISllC TAILORS
Samuel F. Swoderol>1f,own-
er of Artistic TaJJors 1n Costa
Mesa, died on Cbrlstmas day at
Harbor City Kaiser FOODdaUon
Hospital.
Mr. Swederofsk:J,
bome was at Z312 t. UDda
Place, Costa Mesa, was born
Feb. 17, 1927, lD Oregon.
He eame to CalUorDta 7 years ...,, .
SuniYOrs are IUs wife, PbJl-
lls, and a son, Rlcbu'd o1 In.
dlallo.
Serrlees were bekl ~. 2a
...... the dlr-of llolls
---IIOI'IuorJ, Costa llesa. luler-
melll: wu at Pac14e View
llomorlal
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JlaD l.oAe, ~ II--Dec. Z4 at st. V1Dcll!l'aflolpltll
Los Aaploo, II ace 41. lie wu
a dtap. 'tnct""'V b' PacUlc
lllllolal>les. He--alr-
c:rall ........ eqatpmoal. He
ftl bon JIL 19, 151125, ..
lllcbtpD, ud came to Cali-*1<*11,...,..,, so..-· .... 1111 -. Pll-rlcla; -Cllrl....,..., Dudol ud~;Udaflll..,...,
llutlar'&, eu at u. -
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WATER POLO and croae country atbletee were honored at
the fall IPOrls banquet at Orange Cout College. Receiving
special awards were, from left, Dan Chrtety of Corona del
Mar, water polo co-Pirate of the year; FredSkirde of Hunt-
ington Beach, cross country Pirate of the year; Doug Red-
wine of Costa Mesa, water polo co-captain, and Mike Wilson
of Newport Beach, water polo co-Pirate of the year. Terry
Schmitz of Costa Mesa was named cross country team cap-
tain. The Bucs had a dual meet record of 10 won and 2 lost
In cross country, and a 24-3 record In water polo, winning
Southern Cal and state championships.
t1nt IJ j~;.~;~~~Q~~
• REMOVE WATER STAINS
o FLAME PROOFING
Mesa salvages 1 victory NE'II'ORT HARBOR f.Ngl}j ARTIST OF THE IIONI'II lllfALI TRIP$ PLA14NID
Coota Moa Art Loaptutl>t Tho Callt><llla CnJ _..., ARST SECTIOII --Pate 5 Lucy -., 1J •"'l"'tl"' oil u ootlmalod 1,000 to I,IIDD 111
TIIURSOAY, JAN.~ 1969 "'" ·• Ceoter Street Lib-t•· II --• ot n. co.ta Mea MW•• bacUd liP by ChckYtrkeywttb P' D11... ,.m, are .,. ... ..-.,_ alllol-netorJ ll ud Bot> Aaatlll Wllb IZ. CXliiOfiADElMAR, CALIF rvr, Coota MeA, lhroooc!>lllt tholr mlcrllloolrooo-.Vc-
11 111a COriJia-b1 -loci~ an tho war moalb o1 Ju11117. Mn. sao-u.-..-.. ._--.
-"" C•twn~.,.._ ...... .._ ··-·-· Eagles 3rd lord'• """-·· --· "" .. _ of IIlja ea--. 'Ill 1o 10 S11w<1ar aa.r-. Ia lilt 111oJ -tlod U ~ and mlalat1lrea may ba .....,.., Tho M/V IJIUd liolld&r, ba-~--10 to so at 1111 -·•·•'-cturln( recu~M lllnrr """''· """"" Ju 4,,W.,. I waJa ....uu.b Herb Uf..,.l .,... -.d olr .. "...__ • Worts: of Art Lea.cue mem~ l:u&DI trlpl Sa_.., ud
tup .,. tbe ...,.., • ., ro.d ptQtDc ume. A.&ua. bad aD a 10 tourney .... '"''be newed aod a.reilr SUPdaJ tro::: Balbo& Pat1-T ... ..,., to ...._ '17 1o lohdplotho .. ertlmoperlod. ts, &Dd the tol&otrtDc di.J nat Cbuek Yerkty topped the Mu.s-sale at eo.ta Mesa G&llerlea, lion. Dlputure tlmel b' till
don. 58 to 54 to Asua lDCJit'er-tuc scoriAe wltb 15 polnl:s, The Estaoela Htp School •51~3!!:C!:.•~'"!!er~St~.,~ln>~m~l~lo~5!:p_._m_. -'1~40!:!!~~!.i~-"~.._-=--~":.,"
ttme. IDI1 Grea: Eraklne had lt. Eagles captured Srd place 1n f
Prestoo Spenmeyer led tbe Greq wu tbe btc rua LD tbe tbe Troy buketball.touroa.ment
Me• team lD tbe OI*''DI pme Catlledral pme, ac.eour.tlng for by defeating Fouota.lD Valley
With a 11.-p>lot.,lurp,IDdwu %5 pol.nta. 52 to 4S Saturday at Troy Web
school. V II I ba k S L Skip Wtllla.ms was h.lgtl polnt a e y c up ew ::.~;.:~~::::.a: .. ~::
From bls.-rdposUion.Johq, bls ezcellent sboot.iAg ror the
Jobo Vallel(ofBalboalllaDd, aceoWitld for 21 po1Dta just 5 tournament. Heaccountedfor25
wbo .tarred at Cotooa del Mar less tbu AlclDdor, 1D t~opeo. poiJJts 1D the opeDioc round
HJP Sebool IDdatOraaceCout iDe J'OWld Ytctory oYer PrOft. Tbursday, as the Eagles edged
Colle18, ta .aow lD tbe .tar-tiDe deDCe 98 to 81 saturday 1D Santa Ana Valley S4 to 51. ln lloe·t~t of tbeoatJoaalcbampLoo tbe gj to 87 wla· oYer Detr~it tbe 2rxt round, be dropped l.n 15
OCLA buQtbtll team. It tabs Vallely dropped 1D 1 points ud polnt5 lD tbe Eagles' losing
some sboot1Dc to p1D DOUce 1D to lbe title pme Yooday eYen-cause, u Katella took the de-
the sbadoW of 7-loot,l-1/Z Loeb l.ng be aeeouated lor 8• Lew led elsion 83 to 53.
Lew Ale.lodor, but VaUelymade all scori.Dg wttb 40 and 30 BUI Dugas nu tor 10 polots
his preseoee UlowD lll tbe poi.ots 1n those pmes. OCLA ap.i.Dst Santa ADa Valley, 11
boUday testtn1 buketblll won the totaoey with aa easy a.p.lnst Katella and 8 apinst
tourllamtDt lA New York. 74 to 58 wiD cw• St. Jolul's fOUDta.in Valley. Guy Orgill
• scored 12 ap.J.nst Katella, and
Hays made 12 1n the final game.
Katella won the toomey
eba.mpionsh.lp by defeatiDg host
Troy 72 to 61.
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A S600 outboard motor was
llolen from Gene Giwotf, lZl
Z5tb St., Central Newport,
10met1me between Dec. 19 and
ZS. Tbe motor wu takeotroma
locker on the Ocean f r ont at
Newpc;,rt Pier. The locker pad-
lock was found lying on the
lfOWX1. a metal hook was
twisted in 2 pll"Ces aad numer-
ous scratches and marks
could be seen.
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SINGLED OUT for special recognition at the Orange Coast
College football banquet were, left to right, quarterback
Paul Lemoine of Orange, most valuable player for the sea-
son; defensive back Bill Jenkins of Huntington Beach, named
Pirate of the year; tackle Kevin Grady of Fountain Valley,
winner of the Rod q,Puld award for most minutes played,
and Jim Barsuk of Fountain Valley, linebacker, who won
the Rosso award for most unassisted tackles. Lemoine and
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BOYS who arrived at school, wet to
the knees, after pedalling their bicycles
through the overflow of water at C St. In
Balboa, because of high tides Dec. 19,
are shown as they decided one more run
through the flood wouldn't matter. They
are Chris Oviatt, II, and Brooks Brann, 9.
Volleyball sport offered
r....._ COIAPI'JIIt *" eom. .,..._ ll.lld -.nolloo, wtU ..------· Newnrwar w111 boclo to lilt
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Sopbomore reeital w1l1 dart
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Earth's history starts 111 the THIU I"OPUU.I HIT
-~·---Two oew sport activities for tnchxtes a jersey. The first spring and covers the pbyslcal
girls 'are being offered during practice Is Jan. 13. Games will and biological lllstory of the
the winter session by the parks, begin Jan. 25. earth, 1ncludinf contlnental
beaches and r ecreation deput-The boys' blil.sketball practice drlft, dinosaurs, fossUs, aDd
ment of the city or Newport w111 start Jan. 6 at Eastblutf age of tbe earth. ~· r•sr-~
Beach. Park, Youth Center, Peninsula Complete deotur~;;;~~~~·=·-~·~-·~,~· .. ~~~ .. ~·~-=~=~ Volleyball will be offered for Park, 38th St. Park, Irvine
5th and 6th graders and 7th Terrace Park, Newport Heights
and 8th graders. Volley-teMls School and Mariners Park. TM SHOWING NIGHTLY
will be iniated for the 3rd and program is designed for boys In "IEATLES" at 1 & 10 P.M.
4th grade age gro~. Registra-the 3rd to 8th grades, witb
Uoo is now being taken and wtu parllcipaUon rather then com-
end Feb. 2. The fee, $3.50, petition the main objective.
The league games will begin
Jan. 18 at 9, 10, 11 and noon
at Corona del Mar High, New.
port Harbor High, Horace En-
sign School and Lincoln Scbool,
Registration tee ls $3,50 and
each boy w111 receive a gamf'
Jersey, Practice sessk:lns for
tbe 3 grade gro~s will be as
follows: Friday tor '7th and
8th grades; Tuesday and Thurs-
day for 5th and 6th grades; Mon.
day and Wednesday tor 3rd and
4th grades.
Interested fathers and older
t.'others who have had previous
coaching experience are urgt!d
_ _/"' ._./ to contact the recreation office
y '• or nearest playground,
Ttlree housewUe volleyball
AIRMAN Wa yne s. "rteld, son gro~s have been formed -one
of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Field at the Community Youth Center,
of 2500 Wavecrest Drive, Har· on Thursdays; one at Newport
bor Vlew Hills, has complete<! Pier, on Tuesdays, aDd. one at
basic training at LacldandAFB, Mariners Park. on Fridays. All
Texas. He has been assigned to gr~s meet from 9:30 to 11 :30
Keesler AFB, Miss., tor train-a.m. No previous registration
ing as a personnel specl.all~t. He oeeessary.
is a 1968 graduate of Corona
del Mar High School and
attended Orange Coast College.
KEEP FIT FOR "69
Each new year brings resolu-
tions -Jnrludiog a r esolution
to get your body in 1ine In
69. The Orange Coast YMCA
offers all reso lution mAkers the
opportunity to shape ~ at the
Y. Jogging, calisthenics, swim-
ming, steam bath, weight train-
ing, massa~. handball aodvol -
le yball are held Tuesday and
Thursday, ooon to 1 p.m. and 6
to 7 p.m. The ladles' slym and
trym meets at 9:30 to 10:30
and 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday. Call 642-9990 tor
more information.
HARBOR PAtMT
& WALLPAPER
Pittsburgh -Dut ch Boy
Paints· complete line
13,000 PATTERNS
OF WALLPAPER
2919 E. Cout Hwy.
Coron a d.J Mar
(NUT TO I"ORT THEUR!.)
Phoneo 67>2033
o IUUTY SALON
BRUSH FIRE PUT OUT " • ..L.ot'l.ailu. j. A brush fire at 2400 Tustin
Ave., West Upper Bay, was put BEA UTY NOOK
out by Newport Beach tlremen 2732 E. Coast Hwy.
at 1:32 p.m. Dec. 22, after It had Corona del Mar
"H~an's H•...,lt" 8:30
M•tln" at 2:00
"IT'S All
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• PET SUPPLIES
TROPICAL FISH
We htwe the largest and
rnost beau11ful se•ectton of
trop•ca l f •sh •n the area.
We also Cittry a full I me of
aquanums. and a11 acces·
SOf1es needed for the hobby.
Soulh Sea Troptcal
218 W. Wilson Strf'el
Cos ta Yesil 548·7961
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Co .on a diM Mar
67S.3833
o SHOE IIEPAIR
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20 .:.Ords or less 1.SO 't.SO 2.00
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31 ""'<'rds to ..0 words 3.00 4.00 5.00
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Sbop sale at
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1919. Newport Blvd. Our Own Contracts
18tb, Costa Mesa.
NEWPORTER MOTO RS
2036 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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paint brush?
Cutest littl e ::11 ' duplex you ever saw ••••• In a
great neighborhood. The apa rtmen t-over garage is
imm aculate, BU T ••• Boy, Oh Boy! Do es the front
hou se need che ering up! Chance :J f a life-time to
sh ow your talents as a deco rato r and shOw a profit
too. Out-of·the-area :.wn~r wants a sale ! ! Has
maK. loan on it now! ~
142,000. ~
UMPL E R UL ESTATE
2S1S E. Co .. t H•J'., CoroM 4•1 hllor
675-2101
LOCAL I'REYIEW!!I
llANCHO LA CUESTA, at Hamilton & Bush·
ani iD Huntinaton Beach,. announces the pre.
Yin opening of UNIT J. This opening t.'\ fN
local buyera only bfofore adverl~.~tint in thf'
Loo Angeles PIJlOT'·
Buutiful horne~< priced from $25,41~ In
132,79~. Featuring: exposed beams in livi n~ room. formal dining room, 2 nr 3 bat~.
lbakl or million tile roof, 2 or 3 car prages,
G~era • SaWer appliaDces, eonc:rete drive-
._ • 'fty. Selol'C "11far . fa ... =· . ... will
t \D bu,ild ~or. J,'\lt;ll!>o n,bJ.JiaJ, IIHI'-JiodelJ at Hainlllon a B d.
IMMEDiATE OCCUPANCY!!
llANCHO LA CUESTA In Huntington Beach
hll 3 new home. •••ibble for immediate oc-
cuponcy becauae of credit r<joctions. 3 BR. 2
batha, bulJt.ins, fireplace, ahako roof, con-
Cftta drh·eway.
ALSO I model home available for January
oc:tuponcy.
(Loc: Hamilton & Bushard, Huntington Beach)
$25.050 to $27,700
FHA · VA & Convontlooal
CALL 961-2929 ANYDAY botwoon 10 & 6
Can't aell it? ••• Trade It?
Fot Fau Action &. ReMlltl
• MlniCAL fOR SAL!
CHRISTMAS TRADE-INS
Lowest Prices,
Sate $$ on this sale:
~~Sp. w I AOC only •• $595 jBI Sp,, mah. orwa.I .. $5 95
CUlT Re11ltor
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1730 W .. C.e•t Hlw.,
looch
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lltURSOAY, JAN. 1, 1969
OOIIlliA DEL liAI!, .cAU F. Newport s.ach llalboo
· Balloa Island Cosio Meso
Lido Isle Corona del Mar
p. a. palmer Incorporated
THl DEVELOP£RS (J UDO SINCE 1935
un v.. Li4o O"•'• J.noo 11-" loodo-F-tlooL .A.-ullMAUGI
Perfect Family Home
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FAlULY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE PLlE A DlNING ROOM
PLlS A BREAKFASi ROOM. AND BUILT lN ELEC TRIC
KITCHEN.
IT KAS 4 BEDROOMS, 2-1/2 BAT~ A LARGE PATIO
FOR OUTDOOR UVING, AND lS BEAlTTIFULLY LAND-
SCAPED -- - -IN TOP CONDITION 00 YOU llA Y MOVE
RIGHT IN (C ARPETS Al<ll DRAPES ARE ALREADY THERE.)
AN EXCELLENT BUY BE CAUSE THE LAKDBE LONGSTO
YOU AND THE LOT ALONE IS WORTH F OF THE
REASOlfABLE PRICE OF $59,500, •
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SEE IT AT lUI WINDWARD
AND CALL US $0011111
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BEACH
BROADER HORIZONS
FOR '69
2716 Shell St.
China Cove
(AT THE FOOT OF CARNATION--BEI...OWOCEAN BLVD.)
OPEN HOUSE
SUN. 1-5 p.m ..
THIS "LIKE HEW'' 3 BEDROOM, 3 BATH HOME
IS LOCATED DH A FEE SIMPLE LOT··-·YOU
OWH THE LAHI).I
ITS HEAT AS A PIN-AND THE VIEW OF
THE HARBOR IS SPECTACULAR.
PRICE ONLY ..•
$85,000
Bay & Beach Realty Inc.
lili-MH
2407 E. COAST HWY. C D M
TrlE BEST OF YEARS TO YOU FROM ALL OF ll:i.
WE ARE HOPL'\G TOSER VE YOliA:IDHELPYOU SOLVE
ALL OF YOUR REJ.L F..STA TE PROBLEMS DURiNG 1969.
332 Margueri te
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ARST SECllON--P ... l
lltuRSDAY, JAN. t. 1969
OOQA DEL MAR, CAUF.
Wt!IC·IMD IH SIIDW I'O R TMCA Q.UI$
MI-IT.IIAR-POST 110. 291, AIII.CAII Ll-• '"OMI 4~SD10 M>rolbu 90 Gra-Y boyuod ud ~~ "':.:::"'u! ';'.j;
Far .... u UM ••• Tbla llu Lloyd Cart.-Ia -oo loll 0A Rll80LtrriON Tri-Gra·Y prla "'::-u.: ::·,_ IDimboro ottllo~o
beta a II)Od year for America. teet after IPIDdllll Cbrtame.l Aftw wbat biQIIId to me ~ru:lltd r!:~ lD tbl Gra-Y, Newport Trojull, s.
&ad all tree mtA paera.UJ. lD week 1D bed. Hewu•~to lut IWIUI).tr, bitt Ll my ~ at CUll) Osceola. HawU, PatbttDdlrs, Sport ..
apace we bid I tplc tupta, 07 to Teua to apeDd tbe boll-ruol.aloa b all tbt YIU'a IDO wtU traYtl by bUI sten, Trail BI&Hra, mt tbe
tbe latest tile Apollo hoJOceto clays wttb bls lam1ly tbere bot "*d. I am fOIIII to be tllo '::" ~ bopefblly be ablt Charcero. Tr i-Gra-Y ela Ill-
the IDOOR aod back bJ Bormaa. tbe Hong Kong tot the best ol Oldelt liYI.Dc lApoc..!rt ID lbe to = eooup IIDW tblt elldl tbl Cat B&llou, Mu.tup, LonU a.od Anders •.• Tbtorgan him. aad tbe Aaa.te
transplants by Dr.Shumwaya.od • • •
Dr. De BUey ••• The {Ire-•29TH DISTRICT NEWS
sidenf1al electloos wbere we The 29th District will bold
proyed tbat the A mer lean way of us a.nnual .a lor IUid merit
eboosLD« Its pernment lsstUI aqrds banquet Friday,Ja.o..17,
the best way ever deviled by at 7 p.m. at the Orange c;ounty
man , , • Our conttmdng IP'Owth Medical Assn. taetuties, 300 S.
aad prosperity bere at borne. Flower St,, Oranp.
It bas beenayearoftragedtes The awards and honors go to
too •.. Tbe eoottnlling war In law enforcemeDt omeers of
Vietnam ••• The eold~blooded Orange County. Beside tbl
murder of leadtog political d1nDer and awards, tbe Ora.oge
figures • • • Rlotlllg and burg~ County "Up With People''~
1np 1n our city streets . f. wiU bold Us creat slnc~ul aDd. VERNON GOVAN of Los Angeles , at left, took first place Tben tbere were C•echos-there wm be dancing trom
, S vi Of loYatia and BiafrL 9 p.m. till 2 a.m. In the 4th annual fishing derby held by Mariners a ngs Welcome 1969 ••• We have Tickets to tbls ati'2Jr are $5
Newport Beach benefitting the Orange County Association blgh hopes tor you, At Post 291 each and resemttoos are re-
f or Retarded Children. He is pictured here with Geo~ge :~m~ :!u:U: :::rr~ queslec;; can 8!'1.1830~
zavas and Patricia Bray of Mar iners Savings. The winnmg various post acttvlttes. we all "SSME GOOD THINKING.
d th 1 recetved a hope and pray for a speedy eon-Wally Sllropshire was dotng catch was a 10 3/4 pound bonita, an e ang er elusion to the war. We wish our some th.tnking out loudtbeotber
$100 savings bond and had his name Inscribed on the trophy· sick and atllng comrades a day thallthJokdeservespossJog
----------:::-----:--------speedy recovery, and to aU a along, He feels that because a ROOM IS STRIPPED long and happy life. Legioonalre has transferred to C h h N 5 A man whO appeared to be News ••• There isn't any~ post everlasting. that should be U rc e w an average travelling salesman th.tng tn the ''in" basket this no reason tor his Wn'Uy staylng
or businessman, accompanied week at the Post Z91offlee so away b'om .Post activities and The PlymolrthCongregatlooa.l den of Uo~ W:ill be read in by a woman r entedaroomatthe I'll have to play it by ear again, functions. At the time It
ChUTeh, 3262 Broad St., New~ this Su~~ ~tble lesson ser~ Jamaica fun, 21 01 E. Coast -siCK ~ALL • • is hardly appropriate to suggest
port Heights-"Theroadtonew monon. • • • Hwy ., Corona de l Mar~ Friday Ray Fernstrom went into this bot alter a short time 1t
adVenture" wUl be the sermon St. Michael's and All Angels' night, Dec. 27. But netther ~ Wadsworth VA Hospital tn would be nice 11 some Post
top1c of the Rev. Nol'man Brown Episcopal Church, 3233 Paellic oor his companion was average, Westwood last week. Art member make the personal
for the 10 a.m. Sunday service. View Dr., Harbor View Hills-they stripped the room of the Pyb'om reports he has quite a effort and Lnvtte the famUy
The annual meeting will be held "Peace?" wtu be the sermon TV set, bedding, mirror, ash bit Wl'o that has to be down to the nell party or IUoc~
Thui'Sday evening, Jan. t&·, in topic of the Rev. John Rogers trays and waste basket, valued eorreetedng~ heart, liver, kid~ tion that the member partl-
the Island House at Fashion Is~ Davis at tbe 8 and 9:30 a.m. at $224.50. neys, etc. clpated 1n-the Kingsmen. Yacht
land. communion services this Sun-HE KNOW WHO'S BITTE N Jim Ayres' conditlonstlllun~ Clu b, or the regular Post
THE SHOW
SLEDS ••••• 8.95-15.95
' TOBOGGAHS22.9S -27 .95
MITTENS ••• 1.25· 2.95
SHOW SAUCERS ••• 5.95
KNIT CAPS • 95f .us
CONVERSE SKID GRIP
TENNIS SHOES
MEN'S ..••••
WOMEN'S ••••
JACK PURCELL
7.75
7.25
TENNIS SHOES
MEN'S. • . . . . 8.95
LADIES •••••• 7.95
• • • day. • • , Which dog did the biting? changed at the lastreportlhave meeting. I think that's a great
idea and I'm all for lt. Central Bible Church, at 23rd St Mark Presbyterian Whi ch do g should be quara.o. on h.tm. t SHORTS
St. and Orange Ave., Costa Ch..,:Ch, East Blull Dr. and tiJled? All Stephen Auld, 4'12 YOSHIO y AMAMI 0 F C.M. IllES AT AGE 5I) MEN S T EHN IS Mesa~-Pastor Henry E. J~s Jambor ee Rd., East Blu.U-The 62nd St., Newport Shor es, knows Yam.aml of Costa Mesa; 3 t.-oth-4. 95 .5, 9 5 .7. 95 .9, 9 5
LADIES' Tennis Dresses
13.00.14.95-16 .95
will speak on "A mlnister s Rev. James Kirk will preach on Is who w:ii.S bitten. ~lo Frank Yamami, 50, of ers, Sllro of Hawaii, Kuoo of
credentiaJs" at the 9 and 10:30 "God speaks" at 10 a.m. He and his wile were wa.lk:t!ii 848 -T~ne St., Costa Mesa, Costa Mesa, andTs:ugt.oofsanta TENNIS Shirts 4.50. 6.00
a.m. communion services th.ts Sunday, from Hebrews 1: 1~4. their dog Dec. 23 in an open died Dee. 21 at Hoag Hospital Ana; and 2 sisters, Mrs. RuUI
Sunday. At 7 p.m. he will eon-The Sacrament of the Lord's lield at Superior and Placentia, He was born July 30, 1918, Tatsuoo of santa Ana, and Mrs. P EHHS Y LV AN I A tinue with the visualized studies Supper wtU beobwerved. Elders West Newport Heights, when 1n Long Beacb, Uved lD Orange Mary Yoshizakl of Anaheim. TENNIS BALLS
in the Book of Acts. The topic and deacons fortbe eomingyear Mike Clark of Superior TraBer County lor 40 years, and in this Services were held Dee.27at
w1U be ''Signit1eanee of Pen~ w1U be ordained and installed. Park, No. 13, came to walk his area tor the last 5 years. He was the First Presbyter lao Churett, Ccm
0
f 3/1.89 Do z.7. 50
teeost." • • • dog. The dogs got into a fight. a gardener. Westminster. Inter ment was
BASKETBALLS 4.95-12.95
FOOTBALLS ••• 4.95-13.95
VOLLEYBALLS 3.95-14.95
SOCCER BALLS 8.95-19 .95
HANDBALLS •••. · 95 ,
SQUASH BALLS •.. ·• . 95 ~
BASE BALLS ..• 9Sf • 2.85
CONVERSE ALL STAR
BASKETBALL SHOES
HIGH OR LOW .... 8.45
SWEAT SOX ... 594 -1.75
CHAMPION HANDBALL
GLOVES •••• 3. 95-6. 50
RALEIG H
BICYC LES
*PARTS
*TIRES
*TUB ES
• • • New members elected to the Mr. Auld was bitten on the len Survivors are his wite, held Dee. za at Harbor Rest W1 LSOH TEHH IS BALLS
The First Baptist Church of board of directors of Newport thigh when he tried to separate Toshlko; 4 children, Cynthia, Mem:>rial Park. Westeutf 7 95
Costa Mesa, 301 Magnolia St.-~ Unity Church are Jim Wiles and them, but he didn't know which Donald, Marlene, and Brian of Mortuary was the for. ~~...:Do;;z;en;~· ~·~·~·~·~·~·~·=·=~!:===============~ "Watch yoUT beginnings" wtll John Davis. dog bit him. tbe bome: his mother, ShikaDo director. be the sermon topic of Dr. P. G. • • •
Neumann at 11 a.m. Sunday. The senior hiih gro~ at St.
REPAIRS
The Rev. Haro~ Anderson, Mark Presbyterian ChUTch in
youth minister, w11l speak on East Bluff will begin a study of
"The great white throne fudg~ the Boolt of Galatians Wed-
ment" at 7 p.m. oesday Jan 8 They meet • • • • • • weekly from 5 to 7 p.m. The Church of the Crossroads, gro~ also Is pl..aDning to begin
meetl.ng in the Chapel, 3500 work on a 3~a.ct pla.y, "The
P1.etnc Vtew Dr., Harbor View cr iiClble ," by Arthur MUler. HlUs~~Dr. Vloeent Gottuso Jr. • • •
wtu preach on "U ie of ta.lth" A zo.weeksemlaaronracJsm
at the !1 a.m •• Sunday.servlce. will begin at 7:30p.m. Wed.
oesday, Jan. a, at St. Michael's
Christian Sc ience Churches, and All Angels' Episcopal
Newport Beach, Corona del Mar Church in Harbor View Hills.
and Costa Mesa-Scripture The series will open with Mal~
~pas;;;sa;ge;;s~•;,;"";;,;•t;,;,Danl,.,e;;l,.,ln"'iithe colm Boyd's play, "A study 1n li color." Topics lor Mure
ill A GOOD MIIGHIOI meetings will include "Causes
of ghetto conditions," "Nature lr Jat uc • ncwccncr, ot of civil disorder ," and "White Uo• of a nawcomar to
... Jla~ Aru .tlo hu racism, attitudes and lnsti~
11101 "-" wa lc:omd, do tutions." Group discussion w!U
hn a fa'I'OI' by call ina &!Ia follow each program.
Harbof Vi&ilOt between • • •
( atMI 10 a.m., 81\4 ~~~~
wi 11 u ll on your !rimd
•ith ulu.ablc infonu ti'-'•
Md aifu from fricn~ly
t.sinus firms •h1dt
1lend rudy 10 help har
becotM ac~auued wi ~
tiCf ftC• IIUIOUftdiftla·
THI NAilOR VISITOR
"'-.-: HY MJ61
Fred Martin, son of Mr. and
Mr s. H. s. Martin of 2536
Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa,
will be student guest on the
Biola hour at 8:30 p.m. this
Friday, Jan. 3, onstationKBBL
Fred Is a student at Arl%0na
Bible College ln Phoen.l.x, where
he is majoring in Bible. He is
a member of Central Bible
Church of Costa Mesa.
REDUCE RISK of HEART ATTACK
WITH A
"T
NOW YOU CAN wa.lk or ·JOI
your way to good health a.od
never leave tbe comfort aDd
salety of borne or oftlce,
ONLY 10 MINUTESerae.bda.J
equals 2 miles or 9 boles ot
golf --Set your own pace.
• IDEAL for weictJt control
e:r:eretse.
• WALKING and jogging re-
commended by doeton
everywhere.
Jogger''
~ '
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• GAIN strengt.b ~-feel U.U l
a new persoo. \
• FOR the entire famUy
I$ YOUR HEALTH
WORllt $100?
ORDE R YOUR
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on Eod t>r Euy st«ace.
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Mra. BDdc!J E-.a_ ol Balboa Deteeta u wen as, a.o uteoded defects.
ll1ud. cbalrmu oltbe ~~«ben educatloM.l Procr&m l.n the The Mothers March ts scbe-
Kucb 6w the March of Dimes county sebools. Tbe concen-duled for the last week LD
1D Mnport Beach, wtU greet trated educatioaa..l program has January.
YOIIIIII:eer1 Uuorteruttoocof-beea carried by tile Ora.nge Mrs. Ebaen noted, "thebeart
1M at 10 &.m. Friday, Jan. 10, Couoty Chapter of tbe Natioaal •arming achievement 1n our
1a tbl bome ol Mrs. Norman fOUIIdttioo Ma.rcb ot Dimes to county's efforts to guarantee
W&tloe, Newport Beach.. scleoce aDd health classes and every ch.tld's blrthrlght has
Vol-....s from HUilC.Jngtoo scle~c aympos!ums ban beeo due in a large part to
Blacb, Co.ta Ilea, aadl..a.guoa featured otastanctlng scteQttsts the generosity of coastal area
S..Cb ba'fe beeD lDTtted alao to lecturing lD tbe field of birth !unHies."
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PLANNING the patrons list tor the Irvine Community Chorus llareb ..., to boar ot ""' ... G d I d ·
premiere concert are, from lett, Mrs. Allee Anderson, asso-= = 0~.: ,::.:;: 0 m 0 TOr I me s • c ....... u.
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elate specialist tor UC Extension at UCI, sponsor of the FN--, llareb of Dimes. The llareb of Dimes .nu petltlons protesting blrtb de-
ch M C P Wall d R bert S lth ~-•-~·a....... feature a oew event b1.s year. feets, a ''mod''fashlooshow,and Santa ~ l::, .. orus; rs. ora eggy ace an o m , mem--•· -· -uoraoc~Krs. Sat <ta 1 11 ~-.. u .. to ·~ u •• 0 f Roaald c Bauer sene as co-ur y, an. , bas ~n a s w r ..., ~c o bers of the chorus; Nelson Rice and Mrs. William Ouimette, ebllriiWI.ottbo Uo<berallarch oamed "go mod" <tay """.nu Dimes.
all Newport Beach residents. The premiere concert will be 111 llaollncto• Beoob, lrbUe Mrs. ·!Deus oo Teeo-Age Program Youag people Interested Ill r-r Ger Is hllr 111 (TAP) for flmd raising and aidtngtnlbecampal.,.tostamp 22D2 S. MAl
the presentation of Mendelssohn's "Elijah" Jan. 19 at UCI. c...:"Meaa':"!m .:. •. ~st educatiDaaJ projects to bell> oot blrthdefeetsareaskedtoget
A b Quigley tS coordinating the make people aware of the prob-in touch wtth NaDCy Hill, Orange ;~~~~ SAlTA A*
0 U q U e t Mothers llarch 111 tho Laguna lem of blrtt! defects. County c!WrltWl of the TAP GARRETT 'S area Ideas tor lbe day loctude a program. phOne 547-6124. Orco Block Co. • youogadultprotestagainstblrth Maney, asenioratNewportHar-f C ., The March of Dl.mes LD defects complete wtth "Miles bor Hlgtl School, is the daughter
12th Semi~Annual or ouncl Oraop Couoty prOYides dlag-of Dimes," schOnl assembly of Mr.""" Mrs. Peter B. Hill BUII.DING IILOCIS -ALL SIZES -ALL TYPES
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up the matter of tbe crossing
guard at 5th a.od Marguerite. I
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propositlon was ba.odled by the
Council and want to eJpress my
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during tile oight of TbursdaJ,
Dec. 19. The Roy J. Ward Co.
reported the loss of a copy
machine, paper, and a lype-
wrttar, valued at $720. The
Robinsoo Insurance Co. re-
ported tbe lolis of a copy ma-
ctline worth $450.
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Tl'le theft of $453 wortb of sil-
verware between Dec. 5 and 19
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Pollee by Robert Olson of U3Z
Ebbtlde Rd., Harbor Vie.-fUlls.
He told police that a oelgllbor
heard 2 mate voices say "let's
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1M dleciplee of JII!IIUI e.me to Him near tbe
end ol lllo mlttlouy and aalted Him' ".Maoc ...
what aUll be the aip of thy coming. and of
the erwl of the world?" {Matt 24:3). In
anaweri.al thetr q~.teetJon He envmerated
various thinp which would be sure aignt of
Hit coming. Among the.e we 6nd the ttate--
ment, "iniquity (lawlettness) ah1Jl abound"
or u .orne tranalaton put it . "lawleunet.1 shall
increase," or "be muhiplied."
If lawle.eness is a sLgn of the Lord'~ soon
return, and we have it on the authority of
Christ Himaelf, this points definitely to the
day in whi ch we are living. For we find today
lawleuneu in every avenue of human conduct.
All thro_ugh the past year there hu been much
lawlee&neu and delinquency in most of the
larger cities in the United States and other
countries. Much of what has been commonly
labelled u race riots and civi l rights demon·
strations, hu been to a great extent liothing
but lawlessnes. people taking matters into
their own hands.
From various Scriptures we learn that Satan
is "the prince of this world'' tJohn 12:31 ;
14:301. In the Ephesian epiatle he is spoken
of as "the prince of the power of the air, the
spirit that now worketh in . the children of
disobedience" IEph. 2 :2). In 2 Cor. 4 :-l., the
apostle pictures him as "the ~od of th is world."
The apostle John refers to Satan as "the god
of his age,'' and in another place h~ t'ontinues
the same idea, ''the whole world lieth in the
wicked one."
BOOK
lly Dr. llob Jonea
BAREFOOT IN THE DESERT
. put off thy shoes from thy fttl, for
tM place whereon thou standest is holy
ground" {Exodus J :.S). There wa.s nothing per·
feet about the environment or the circum·
stances of the desert where Mose5 was watch·
ing his sheep; nonetheless it was holy ground.
In a place where God is, the land is always
holy. •
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But there is another kind of lawlessness than
that which stems from ga ngst~rism, juvenile
vandalism and ille,:::al demonstrations. Thi:s i.t
lowleuneH in world l{overnment. When Karl
Marx, the founder of Communism said, '•I
hate all gods." what did he mean ? He meant
th&t he hated law and order. authorit y, statu-
tes and regulations. Instead he a(l \'ocated dis·
onier, anarchy, terrori sm, license, hatred of
God and all organized government. Hence.
Communism wherever it is practi ced, is a reign
of lawlessneu a nd terror, wit b utter disregard
for kindness, justice, honor. love and decency.
Communism advocates re\'Oh a~ain sl any ,;ov·
ernment e5tablished by law and order.
It i5. tht:refore. no mystery to the Bible-bel iev-
ing Christian as to who iA the ruler and leader
of international Communism. Neither should
it be any mystery that the lawlessness which is
so rampant in our day ia the ha rhinl!er of the
lime when the Wicked One shall ~ reveal~.
the lime when the reign of AnJic hrist will
begin. "When the~~e things begin to come to
pass. then look up, and lift up your heads; for
y()ur redemption draweth nigh" (Lk. 21:28 1.
This desert place was a place of awakening
for Moses. He had bad to leave Egypt . where
God's people were, because he had slain a
man who had smitten an Israelite. There is not
any life that does not have to admit some
failure , some mistake,. some opportunity that
has been neglected. Many of you have made
mistakes in the past, but you can be awakened
afresh to the opportunities tha:t lie ahead of
you and to th e realization that God is not
looking for perfect individuals. Our God is a
God Who uses ''the weak things of the world
to confound the th ings which are mighty; And
base things of the world, and things wh ich are
despised ... and things which are not, to bring
to nought thmgs that are : That no flesh should
glory in his presence" (I Corinthians I : 21·29).
"It is not by might( nor by power, but by Hi.s
Spirit" (Zechariah 4:6).
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This aboundin g and mu hiplit-d lawlessness,
"·hich is in vie"' in Matt . 2-~: 12, 5larted with
the Bolshe\·ik revolut ion in Russia in 19 11.
From there the lawle!lsness of God-hating
Communism spread to the surroundi ng coun-
tries of Eu rope, and t rlfia~· we have the Iron
Curtain and the Wall nf Shame to p rove it.
After World War II. the la wlessness of Com-
munism has spread in calculated staf!t'!l. hy
\'iolence and stealth frlJm one country to the
vther, tu China. to Cent ral and Svuth America.
the \lirlrlle E.ast and Afrit'a. until todav nearh
half of the "'urld n ie~ the hammer an'd sick!~·
of internatiunal Communil!m.
f,..., JEWISH HOPE, 8ex707, L•• Ano.t••
T~re :seem:s to be a di6erenu in MaJ.t.
1:16 and l.uke 3:23, a.s to the ~enealogy of
Joseph, t~ huJband of Mary. Pfea.se explain.
Mr:s. C.W., Co lumbia. N.C.
In Matt . I :16 we read that Joseph wa.!l the
son of Jacob. but in Luke :1:23 it stat es that
Joseph was the son of Heli. It i~ of course im-
pos.sible for him to be th~ son of Jacob and
Heli . Howen·r. in Luke it dOt"~ nul say that
Heli begat Jo&eph and. therefnre, we under-
stand that Joseph "·as the son-in -law of Hel i.
In Luke we lind the genealogy of Mary, where·
in it is mentioned that Jo&eph was the so n
of Heli, becau&e he wa11 espoused to Heli 's
d11ughter.
As Moses is awakened from the indifference
that has lulled h1m. his thoughts are again di-
rected toward Egyp1. Moses had rorgou~n his
people who were back in that land; but God
h<Jd not forgouen them. God never forgeu.
T he lime will come when He will shake a man
out of h1s lethargy and remove from him the
shackles with which he has bound himself. He
will set him free to become a leader of God's
people and to bring frttdom in the time of
need and in the hour of a man 's distress. Th is takem•t·r b~ Cu mmuni~m vf larj!e pur·
l ions of thtt wurld. and ~Ja rlit·u la rly in Af rir-a
anrl other part ~ vf the ~lobe. where new na-
tions wh ich art' "mall and weak. are ~t rugglinp:
to est abli~h f!O\'t"riHnen ls by fa~o and order.
has l>t>en ae(•u mplisht>d largel) hy !actin of
lawle~.'!lll::ss. rt"vnlu l iton afl(l riot. rather than
b~ democrati1' prvu·sses ... r t:\'t'n b\ an offi -
c ial!~ dedaretl~os r.
If the Church iJ the BrUle of Chri:st, why
doe:s the Brid,. ami wife of CluiJt have t~
name:s oft~ /2 tribeJ of l sra.ef written on h~r
(Rev. 21 :9-12)? H.E.B., Miam i, Fla.
The reaso n the 12 tri bes of Israel are men·
tioned in Rev. 21 in connection with the New
Jerusalem, typifi ed as. t~ Lamb's wife. is be-
cau se this refen to spiritual Israel in contrast
to national Israel.
How we need to remember this in our day
of turmoil and str ife! Instead of siHing back
and tell ing ourselves that there is nothing we
ca n do. we should give ourselves "wholly to
Him Who is able to do ell.cttding abundantly
above all that we ask or think" I Eph~sian~ J:
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DR, BENNET'S BIBLE LESSON GOD MEETS JACOB
TheM' nible l u sou 0 0 GeaeS s, entitled "lo tl!t Oe~IIOi D!!, G.nnis 21 :10..22
Goii," '""'" .. nu m h,-Or. J •m u f.. Be.uaet lor lhe Chrhli .~n as Jacob lived to be 147 years to care for him. In Hebrews 11,
Beocon · C:ol lin ,..""'00"· S .J · · 100'1 lllu• r~rio ted wid! permi ••ioo of age, he was, in bodily st rength, the only faith ascribed to Jacob
from th,. R .. a f'nn and travel m the cool morning at that tim!!' about e:quivalent to was !hat shown, whe:n, at the
A fter Jacob had dt"Ceived his a nd latl! afternoon and rest dur· a man of 40 years today. who end of hiJ life, he blessed his
father. Isaac, with the ad vic~! and ing the heat of the middle of the may live to be 60 years of age. son s.
assistance of his mother, Re-day. There was nothing unusual Those were tremendous promises Jacob realized that the vision
beka'-, he: had the ''birthr ight" in this, and he probably did th~ and reached so far into the was real, for early in the morning
in the for m of a blessing that same many of the nights while future that no man could pos-he rose up, took the stones that
dealt with the distant future. But he v.-as on this trip. si bly comprehend their full scope he had put for his pilk>w s, and
the present fat"t was thai his But, as he slept, "he dreamed. and meaning. Yet they. were sd it up for a pillar. and poured
a thlet ic brother. Esau, was fill ed and be.hold a ladder set up on God's promises and could be oil upon the top of it. "And he
with hatred toward hi m and made the earth, a nd the top of it relied upon absolutely. One thing called the name of that place
pl ans to kill him just as soon reached to heaven : and beholrl was plain. and Jacob expressed Beth-el," whKh means 'the
as he could after h is father d ied. the angels of God ascending anJ it: "Surely the Lord is in (his "House of God," and this plac~
Word of Esau's plan came to descending on it." We commonly place ; and 1 knew it not." It and name has, therefore, betn
Rebekah and she advised J acoh refer to this as "Jacob's ladder," had looked to Jacob at sunset for centuries one of the most
to Aee from home to her peopl~ but it was not Jacob's ladder, as just a n ordinary field where significant in all the Holy Scriv-
in Mesopotamia and remain for no man can ever erect a there were stones for a pilk>w tures. But Jacob's mind anrl
there until Esau's anger cooled · ladder to reach from earth to and the prospect of a quiet night'~ character were demonstrated by
off . She promised that she woulrl H eaven. (The people who trie:d sleep. The revelation frightened the fa ct that the record shows
send and brin~ him back when to bui ld a tower to reach to him. I do not know what thoughts he d id not then give any thanks
she thought it was safe. She wa!\ Heaven completely failed, anrf he had as he lay down to sleep. to God for the vision and the
an artful schemer, but she was only reached a state of confusion, but 1 am sure that they were not great promises of care, security,
wrong in deceiving Isaac, and which still exists today.} T o the kind that he wa nted God to riches, and progeny, but he triC'll
now she was wrong in expecting prove that it was God's ladder know, or that he even had any to bargain with God and sd up
Esau to cool off quickly. S he and not Jacob's, "the Lord stoorl consciousness that God knew an eight-point program of his
told Isaac that she di d not want above it .'' his thoughts, or that he expected own by a vow that he then mad!!.
Jacob to marry any of the C:l-God made e:ight definite de:c· to meet God or was p re:pared to The points were : (I) ''If God
naanilish wornt•n as Esau had larations in the fonn of promises do so. For he exclaimed, "Ho w will be with me," (2} If He
done, so Isaac told Jacob to go to Jacob and his pe:ople. These dreadful is this place ! this i~ "will keep ml!' in this way that
to Padanaram to Laban, the were : (I ) I am the 'Lord God none other but the house of God, J go," ( J) ''and will give me
brother of Rebekah, and gave of your fa ther Abraham an.J and this is the gate of heaven.'' bread to eat," (4) "and raiment
him hi s blessing on his jou rney. Isaac, (2) I will give to you the He was r ight. It i5 a good thing to put on," (5) and iJ He will land whereon thou liest, (J) (a h JACOB FLED FROM ESAU h II '--h for us always to realize that bring me back to mv t er's
your descendants s a ,u~;; asbet e God's S pirit is ever with u,;, house in peace, (6) ''then shall
dust of the earth for num~ and, even if we forget, He doc::; the Lord be my God," (7) "and So J acob left home, appar -
t'ntlv withol!t <>t·rv.1nt:; n r camels,
hut traveled alone. Of course.
he had to walk, and, as the
d istance was perhaps about 6(X)
miles, it must have taken him a
month, .at least, to make the tr ip.
The Bible tells no details ( u -
«pt what ooc urred one night)
of the long journey, how he
fared, whom he met on the way,
what kind of weather p~vai!C'll ,
whether it rained, where he o b·
tained food, or any of the events
that travelers today write about,
but which God invariably omits
from His record as o( no im·
portance.
But God doe.s carefully re<:ord
that one event that occurr~ one
ni,hL How l(.ng Jacob had hem.
tnvelillJ we are not told, but,
"one rught, he lighted upon a
certain place, and tarried the~
aU night, br:cause th~ sun wu
sd.. •· He was sleeping out in the
open fie.ld, and there probably
were no other people in the
ridnity and no Tillagt Yery near.
It ma1 b&Ye been an uninhabikd
olr<ldl ol land and what the
Bible often refeu to u a
.. wiklerneas." U•in& WaJ prim·
i:ti'ft: iD thole days-and tra-.elen
did not tsrry 1. tuitcue or a
trunk with them. Jooob took
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a:ru tJIIKAI to ... .. ..., W1th ·--aria ..... _.
(4) your family shall sp not, JACOB'S FRIGHT this stone, whioch I have set for
from there in all directions, (5) a ~illar, shall be God's house.''
''in thee and in thy see:d (Christ\ So the knowlfge: of the pre~-(S ''and of a!l that thou shalt
shall all the families of the earth ence of God frightened Jacob. give me I will surely give the
be blessed ," (6) I will be with It is true of every human being tenth unto thee:."
thee and keep thee in all places. that where we are at any moment We notice that Jacob bepn
(7 ) wherever you and yours is the gate ei ther of Heaven or his bargain not by taking Cod
may go, I will bring you back to hell, and we may be c.adlled to at His word, but by saying, "If,''
this land , (8) "I wilt not kav: account at any instant, an enter thereby showing a doubt whether
thee until I have done that which that gate suddenly , without a God could or would do His part
I have spoken to thee of." moment's warning or prepara· u He had voluntarily offered to
GOO'S mlNAL PlOMISES tion, as many are doing tvery ~o. Then Jacob promised that
Ev'" ,·{ all the ~st of the day through some form of tf God ld rf 100 ,_ bodily death. It surely is a ter· wou pe onn per
journey was mere routine and rify;ng thought to the unsaved, cent of His bargain, then ht:,
monotonous, this one experience but a glorious vision for t h e Jacob, would do ttn per cent
of Jacob certainly was enough to children o f God. But, while Ja-and keep the remainiq 90 per
mak• this one of the most out-nt to do "th u •-thought ... cob was frightened, apparently cc. WI nc
s11nding evenls of all human he was not as repentant as he best The stone already bel~
history. Those were tremendous should have been. His life up to ~ ~nd ';' Jacob. ~uld not
promises and the recordt of the to that time was far frOO\ perfec.:t take ~~ !11th h1~ on his Journey, 3,~ years that have followed even in the sight of men, to say the gt.vtng of ~~ to God wu DO
ha-n shown how today th_~ nothinV of God's standards. His . ~eat £1f! or aacnfice, _u !be~~
promises have been kept auu name Ts said to have meant, "a~ tng ~. It of the oi! sacnaW. Hit
how they are stiJI workin( out decei~r, a supplanter," and ru, oondlbonal. pronuac to ~~r
u the Jews, who were tcatte~ pr-eviQUt life had evidenced thete G?d ~ hiS Lord under , R~UJ
all onr the world, are crowd•nc char~etcrislia u Eau trstifitd Jttpalatton.t wu DO COD"tP!unmt
baclc to that land wh<re Jacob (Chap. 27 :36). Ho had not "'Go?• and ~~."' ~ ~ sk'cping --:hen he had _the waited for God to work out ~ little ftSl faith 1n lfi:! prcm-
VIJIOn and receved the proma.tet His plans to gin him the right JRI, power, or loYt. So, rt is. ao
of God. Whene-.e_r the Je'" to be the tuc:c:euor of his £ather wonder that tbe next 3> Jeltl
ohow little in,_t in goin4 boc:k. and the bud ol the promiaed opont by Jooob Ia Hatoa _..
God leu them be the vktmu ol natlcn bl.t had tried tD J<t this filled with cloopomt toll .....
p<r-..bO!U in the lo~ lands birthri(ht by obarp pniCIIc< with dtoappoin~, -· .
and ao otirs them tD r-t el-biJ h""f')" ~. Eaa, aad -. bi...,_ •• ......
loru 10 r<turn to the "U!>d by the plalllltd deceit of !til ..... and htlftd. wloldo ,.at~
ol Promioe." and blind lather Itoac. Now he the fntit al. bla ._ lolo Jacob ,... no miooary yquth. wu runninc a,;., 1.-E.u, lode of loltb-' ttwt. Ba...,..
lor It It probable that he wu juat like ""1 r:oward who bu heft """"*" God'o I" In
about II> or llO yean old. Men clone """'«· Up to dale he hod withaat eqioltocotlooo, -1 !-"
lind loctpr Ia tltooe daJO, and, ohown no (rat falth in God a....-, -. "" -.,. • C·
(U u NAenoce Y 9i•o-. _.,. wiU be lou4 ia 0 au.-. 17-201
a.uu Acaoas
.11 oldeet MA of Jadcda (Gea.. 31!3)
t1 ...,.._ art ---0 LOU"' (,_, llt11SI) a -, wW .._ • lytag .,utt ____ tM
...... ol cU .lr.lil ... ,.. .. (I
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t1 .. ._ IN Mttlo ----aet ,_,..
kt God'•" (I Clwoa. ., •a. •SI ""tlaeft.,_. A. 'lft'Odr, •pea .... --..... ---··--"' (11.,..... 10)
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What Must I Do to Be Saved?
By E•mrellat Joha R. Riee
CCOHTINUED FRDM LAST W!Ul
Ev~ry person who 1.1 a.ved
oua;ht to publicly confeu Christ.
Matthew 10:32 and Romans 10 :9
plainly teach that God wiU claim
as His ehlld any ot us who will
claim Christ IU our Sav'our. but
we simply confess with the
mouth what v.·e have already
trusted in our hearta. Concerning
that very matter Romans 10:10
says:
"For ~th the heart "''"' be· t~th uMto right~•; and
'lAth th.e mouth COM/uftott Y
made ""to talootiml."
To claim Olrilt u your Saviour
simply proves that you trust Him
In the heart. Ukrwl~~e with all
other promises in the Bible about
how to be saved. "Him that com-
eth to me I wiU in no wt.e cut
out," says John 6 :37; and salva-
t'on is promised In John 1:12 to
u many as receive J~us. But you
could not come to Christ without
trusting Him. and John 1 :12
shows that receiving J~sus is the
same as believing on His name.
Dear sinner, do not make thls
a difficult matter. 'nlere 1.1 one
simp~ Sll"p between you and Je-
I!M. When you trust Him, every.
thing else is settled, and you have
repented, you have come to
O!.rilt, you have receivi"d Him,
you have done everything ~•·
u.ry to be saved. Take the answer
In Acts 16 :31 at face value : "BE·
LIEVE ON THE LORD JESUS
CHRIST, AND THOU SHALT BE
SAVED"! In d<nena of Scriptures
all throu&h the Bible salvat'on Ia
prornbed to t~ th•t believe.
Read carefully the followtnc
Scripture~ and see that apin and
ap.in. m.a.ft¥. many timet, God
hu promia.ed •II any poor slnner
would ever need when he believes
on the Lord Jesus <llrilt
"S..t Of mattw Gl ~
At., to t.\eM .fOW .U JIOW87"
to becotnfl t.W .,... 0/ Ood, 8WI&
to tMM t.ut ••u.v• 011 •• ......... -John 1:12. . .. A__, IN Moea 11/W ttp toW
..,.,.., '-tM ""'*"'••• ..-
«» ...-t tM .SO. of """' be .,,., .,: 7'.\at ~ •••
UWM'H "' ._ ....W t10t _...., __ 11/0. ,(lr OotJ ., kawll 1M tc:IIWW. ............. ..,_
a-, rMt ~ ••uiiV-nB•--.... -· ......... -IJ/0."-Iobn I :14-11. .. B• Clot ~ 011 .._ It
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.,..... Mma• M -.cA M
UUIIV.D fa U. -. ol tAe "" ... fC... ... ., (lor£·-I<M .,11. ...... ,..., ..... ,. -"" ...
a.cA SUJJ.., ... .,.: M4 .W _...,..,_ ...... _ _____ ...... _
of 01111 I 'I " .. ....._
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•
~-"ntE SWORD OP: THE LOR~-I•• lOft, ,._,rf,_ .. ,., TM"' J11~
t.\at Mttt me, tMe every m.e Jesus will not only be your
wild. MBIII. t~e Botl, GJNf BR-lawyer to defend your cue; He
LlllVETH ott Mm., mav Mue has alrH.dy p~kl the penalty and eumu..t"'g life: mw1 I "Will you may u.fely trust Him to have
Ni.te Aim NP 11t the bat dtlJI.-you IIJ1mediately pardoned and
John 6 :40. justi!~~ Why not simply risk
"V erily, verily, I ••Y KJI.to Jesus u you would rb:k a a;ood
l'O", He th.M BELIEVETH mt lawyer'! JcsUJ is betlt>r than any
me halo\ cverkutiMg life!'-lawyer. of course. and you do not
John 6:47. have to ~Y Him a f.e, and He
"To h.im give au the prophel• never fails.
u;itJWlu, t.\at thrCN.gh 11.5.! Marne A Weddinr
whoaoeoer BELIEVETH i11 h.im
•1kdJ receive rem&uio11 of MM."
-Acts 10 :43.
"AM by h.im all that BE·
LIEVE are j\ulti/ied /rom alJ
lh.i~tga, from which ye could 11.01
be jtutified. by the law of
Mo.e•."-Acts 13:39.
Read &Jain the Scripture we
started with;
"Wiaat mut I do to be
aauedr " "BBLIBVB ON rlw!
Lord Juw ChrYt, oW thoK
Malt be .aved."-Acts 16:30, 31.
A YOUn&' man •nd young wom-
en stand tocether. side by side,
before the preacher. The pruc::ber
says, "You will join right hands."
Then to the youna: man h€! says,
''Do you take this youn1 woman
to be your lawtully wedckod wife.
to love her and cheri.sh her until
death do you part!" Hr &.nllwen,
"I do." To the youna: woman the
prt'acher says : "Do you take this
man to be your lawfully wedded
husband until death do you put!"'
She anawen , "I do." Then the
Trust JeeUA,. th~ Great prt'acher M.ys: "I proi'IOUJ'IC'e you
Phyeieim man and wife,"' and they are mar·
If you were sJek and about to ricd in the' li&;ht of God and man.
die, and there wu some rood doc:· What a sim~ picture of salva-
tor whom you could tt'Uit, would tion! Jesus is the Brldecroom and
you not risk him to take your we who trust Him an! to be His
eue,. Jive you the necessary bride. Already J~sua has loved
treatment and with God's help you and has kmK urpd you to ac·
pt you w'ell'!' 'lben just like that, O!J)t Hil love. Jesw; Invites you to
trust In Quilt depend on Him for i accept His love. Jnus invites you
your salvation', and tum It over to believe In Hlm ri1M now and
to Him today. With the aame kind be u.llt'd and 10 beeome a part o(
of faith that will call in a doctor HI• bride. WID you not ri1ht now
and risk him ror your body, you with the same •imp)(" faith of
can call In the Lord Jcsw; Christ that younr woman who takes •
ond riak Him to for&ive your 11M husband, ~ Jesu• .. your
and u.ve your poor lost loU I! }{e Saviour and say to Him, "I do"?
I&Jd, "'Ibey that an! whole nftd Make It Sure-Ciai• Hi•
not • physJelan, but they that are Today!
•idt" (Luke 5 :31 l . He is the The way 1.1 p1a1n and you ean be
Gmt Phyaidan and wiU heaJ your saved thl.s ITIOIMnt If you wUL
.out lnltantly if you wW trust SUftly It hu become plain, dear
Him. AI you woukl tnllt a doc:· lost sinnt'r, t.,_t It Ia your own
tor, tubmJt to hls: .treatment, de· fault If yoo •re *t! Do rou hate
prnd on him for rnulta, 10 trust Jesus Chrl.st 1' Will you Mid on to
Juu. today about fOUl' soul. To your sin and 10 to Hell for your
be sure, human docton fall many stubbornness! Nothlrc In the
Umn. 1'hetr rnulta at belt are world eoWd llhOw J'OU1' w~
SJWtual. an!l • no doetor as a like postPlf'lnc tf!lb rMtter. You
perfect pkture of Jn:ua. '!be doc· can be u.wd rilht now, this min-
tor can work no l'lliradH, but ute.. I bet: you. do It naw. Tum
Jf"'U& aan, and tbe ~ that your whole t.re.rt froat aia to tnaat
II needed ln that poor wiclc:ed ln am.t. 0.00. for H•wn ..
beaJot. He wW make lrnratdlate!y, pinat Hell. ehoole ,_ On1st •·
laltaptly, wttbout any further pirw;t SalaD. Do not .. t S.t.n
effort on )'Our .-rt. when )'OU lleeeiw you 18">' Jonpr. U you de-
trult Hlml lay, It "-7 rautt 1ft a ..,..._.
J .. It Oar ~WJ'U' heatt, a wut.cS Uf• ud • _..
It ,..u t.t~ c:aanlttfd • crime tured .ul lD Hell! And lf rou an ..,._,-..mjoii...-.IY not--Clod looo-tbe ftnt tbintJ JOU would do the .._, • JIUl _. J!iM the
-.oultl be to 8lftd foi ...... .,.... prb I« JOUI' ..... u.a '" ....,.
iD wllala JOU bad o:mfldence and B0 Gal to ........ but,.....,, WW
· t.ru1t ·111m with u. entn .. tter rou vu.t J.. a.rt.t .... _.
of J'OUI' .r.t-. 1D God"t 111Pt lie ..... ,
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'SIINDAf, DIIC. IS tii-B C-•• Aro., Wool _, II<. ---to WIDIA DEL IIA' CAlif.
S Bob J...._, U, <II IU-1/I.IIewporl, -0 I "''II Hooc lloolllll 11J ~!. ~
5tb St., Wool NIWJ)Ort, ... -lloord lllllor Idle""" olio -••• lrolt _,, '· I GltEAR IGMIT!$
ur-lll:lSp.m.ud-callod _ .,_. IIIOio?" .. ~··~•---. --ud 00 & lallllro to-ftr• -. I 11UDIItl'llloc-lllo!'-llo _, -poa
not , , , k .. wta ADIJer101t. 18, U1J I ~ IDU, Sl bll J0tl WU .... bJ I .-Jl blia ciDC 0111: I If .. ftre 0D I larp
ol W La Perle I...aae, eo.ta wWII *' 1M1bJ lllir, ru oat , ...... loMt !I U. a!llf. • • • J'UII, WrtsodQ, Dee. U, at
Uua. wu ure.t.ctat 607 Y1.Jta ot * lloiDe; M ,.. -.rrr d' ill G-.11& Kale, 17 a --..c at Alljl.adro'•, 1101. E. Cout
Boolk Eut B1ufl II 4·15 a.m , .. ld ........ 1&11 JIUIO, ud C.... dol 11ar' "'"" -~ llwy .. c.r.. dol -· -. ' · • r.d oo Jar .. tbDM or baota ........
L!GAL NOTICE
&DCI booked on tbt cblrct ot Jack MorrU Ul....\ c..._.~ wu btitn b7 a JabarUDr'J rat
burCIUy ••• Lawreoeo cu. A -:~ ·~• ~~ bo II lllo oeboo1 ••• Pal ICillc·
awaJ 47 of 107 HJp.l&Dd Or "'·· r..--'--·-._.,vh 451 Yla Lido 1oec1. w11t' N~t, wu booMd OA "' stMptac. IOIDIODI cUmbed. 1Jdo bit, ,.,...._, tlllt blr MOTlCE TO CREDITORS
the cbup ol coetoo pbooo 00 to tllo botOOO)' <II IWI--VW tin ud rill -·-SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Wlrtl , , , GrepJSmUJt, n, :em and stole~ a::-,:;: bltw .. 1:45 p.m. ud '7:15 . STATE OF CAUFCIUQA FOR
or 3~ MapoUast., Coat&Meea. c:-r~.: ·N~ ~tpta, p.m. , , • All tarlklpe eoa,.. THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
IEJI, LADIES OF BYC TO MEET
11111>oo faclll Chi> rill llro. -~to 1-•-
-.. tllo Ju. ' -ud-ebollaw, wltiiCioconllou atta"& a-c-. at tbe CISbc •a OJ Mra. 8ob WUUtmiQIL Co-
wUliOCl&l ..._ M1t:JO, ~ arcM•"ac til tn~t 1a ..,. ..
-II IJ:IO ood-tJrw.o AJmool«aboy.
111:10, t>u..rtar ,__ .. loiUitiT IUIQ.UI1Eil Pull (PWW) Plllr<a.
lite L-at lliWe Cloaa In •• H..-r A,.. 1m'",_ 1o o oOo4y lo ... ell
"ne Bi•l• C..u Aliwe"
TIIIIIL 1...., I •oy -•• -"45 10 '10.!1
I'UCIL PIIST urnn atUIIOI
OP CXI$T AMI$A
•1 M an II• Str.tt
w:r, Pia'ee ndlo _.., re-a.rr= .... t111 W.
-· rill be lltl-by Qc.. Comot Norwpori, AJmoo w-, ~ a no-Soturday al.,.,
•olcomo by llro. o .. ~o~sm11o7, Ooc. 11, ud -or $167.
oflkiaJ boltnl. Tbt c-ter 1a iMRJ Frt4etleta, tbe oner,
Down u P&Dtber Pleree be-l1cJt ll&)lta1rt, Yll1le a zo 1Dcb
ca-bo _. -Z daJ• bJ 10 locl111ole wu cut tllroup A I'AIUII'ELCONE AI'AITS YOU ! CO¥erlaf u.e AotJ ot u U· a wire mesh screea. tbe a:Ja.u
eapodpulbor "'tlloo bn>llell, .... ..,,...,.. BRING YOUR CHILDREN'
wu arrested oa thl clllrae of PIZUd h1l ear at 115 Cdr st. t&.lll1llc $11, tb1 t p.m. __., No. A.610Z5
drunk drtvl.nc at U :lS a.m. at Newport Sborea. wbert tome; wu ltoJea from Ym1c:t"18er-£au. ot WILUAM SOtb St. and Bilbo& Blvd., Woll 001 ollppocllllo-laleb, ud nee stOitoo, 1100 w. COUt STEPI!Ell SllrTH, a1ao ......,
Newport, alter he lOlled to oi<Jp otoJo llil lloroo ud 4 lapoo HW)'., llartaoro IIIIo; OD tbo u WJLUA11 s. SMITH, JR., ·
lor a red Ught, bouoced oft a worib ,148 " tDC!$11 7 "fro~ 1ttb, bltlt• 5 Ud I p.m •• u AL90 KNOWN AS w. s. SMrrH
He 11 tbe &utbor of a boot IIOOd oa a mllt crate and "SO<X>OO<X>O<>O<X>OO<:X>OO<:XJOIO<:XKS ~ tbe treewus Ut1ed ••taa-crawled 1D &ad out ot the wta. ,
u alternate roate.•• ciow.
.
ceoter divider, Ud wbtn stop. bis allet ·~left bia'Ln 1~ WtDCb. nlued at $174 Jr. Deeeued. COMPLETE FUNERALS ,_ 1245 ped, bad to hold ozm a car "MOWNDAY: DEC. 16 •• • wu a-. ' ' • Hcm:ct IS HEREBY GIVEN
door to matntaln blsbalaDee ... Georct Sebius 42: ot 145 LEGAL NOnCE to tbe cr.wata ot lbe abot'e
After 2 lltpple types left, a $45 Part Afe., ~ ~~~. na 11111*1 dec:edeat tbat&llper-.
voltap regulator and tire were arrested at S a.m. &.Dd booted NOTICE OF PUBlJC HEAIUMG b&Yill eliJma a.p.J.ut tbt said
d.ISCOYered mla:slag from the oa tbe cba:rp ot clrWit Ia allto NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN dtcedtat U'e requited to tlle
UD.Joa 76 statioo at 3001 New-after poUce decided be could DOt tbat tbe City CoGDc11 o1 tbiCI.tJ tblm_ wUb U. DaCeull1
port Blvd., West Newport • • • take tbe flekliOtlriltJ tut , , , of Newport Beae.b wt1l bokl a YCMICbers. I.D tbe oftlee of tbt
Gordoll Core, 60, oll47 &1st publlc htuiJI( roprdiJIC Ordl-elork olllloabowoeutulodooort.
St •• Newport Sborea, was u-aaoee No. 1290, bttDc, 10 ordl-or to IJI"Ileut lbem, wUb tbe
rested oa tbe cbU'p olllioJi-naoee ot tbe CttJ ol Newport MCeNUJ YotM:bers, to tbe IID-
C&ttd 1n pubUc, after he WU Be:acb addlDc certain terrtlory dtrslped at C/O Thomaa E.
foUDd oa tbe publlc roadway at to lbe SeYeotb Dbtrtc:t of tbl He:fferau, Atlor'DIJ at Law,
the Arches ••• Sar&b An.los, city and rll'f1s1DC tile clescrlp-S50 East Sefeateeltb street,
21, ot 210-1/2 SOtb st., West Uoo ot the botllldlry liDes ot Suite 210, Ca.t& Mesa. Gall-
Newport, wu booked oo tbe COUDCUmanlc Dlltrtet Number b'o1& 9242? wblcb is tbe place
cba.rp of st.oplt.ftt-Dt:. alter a Seven. 1D CODDeCtJoa. tritb An-of butaeu of tbe UDdera:lped =:o~.J1 ~U~o's ar:est by Manual oeJaUoa No. az (t.Wtr Harbor 1D all matters pel'tal.rWJc to tbe
I Robles, wbo said abe bad placed VIew Hilla: • Pbue R.) estate of aid deeedeat, wltbln
a bottleotMr.Clea.o,2pactaces NOTICE IS HEREBY rurtber s1J IDOatbs after tbe first pub-
of meat. 2 cleaoers. ap'lt bolder llealloo ot tll1s .oottce. ud spoop, ID ber purae and p .. o IIIII the olld pabllc htu· W. STEPHEN SIIITH, W
lett tbe store at 3100 W. Bal-inc wtl1 be held oa tbe 1Mb W. stepben Smith. W
boa Blvd., West Newport, wttb-day ot Jaauuy, 1969, at the Admlll1strator ol tbe Estate ot
PO-IIlLY Ml.t.h CMI•.t. out attempting to pay for boor ot ?:SO P.M. Ia tbe Couo-tbe abofe oamed decedent.
NOW AT tbem ••• Slugs were used 1n ell Cbambtra of tbe Ctty Hall Dated December 16, 1968
1710 NEWPORT a. VD. a quarter macb.i.De at LallDder-of tbe Clly" of Newpcn Beach. Thomas E. Hefleroan
PH. 646-9lllt.:o1ta ~•a. J.a..od, 4511 W, Coast Hwy., West Calltorllla, at wblcb Ume aDd AttorDIY at Law ~;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;. Newport •• , A BB gun wu used place &D)' &ad &11 Pll!'IOG8 1D-350 E. Sefeotefttb street r: . to put a bole In ber wt.odow, terested may IIJP8U aDd be Salle Z10
wben sbe was sta.odina: only beard thereon. Costa Mesa, CaWornla 92627
6 teet away from .it, said Lucy Laura LA&tos 1542-3210
Wright, 21? Vla Jucar, Lido Ctty Clerk Attor-oey JJr Admi.D.latn1or
COMI'LITI FUNEIAL AND IUIIAL CINTEI
CEMmiY-MAUSOLEUM
FUNERAL HOME
CHAP~CIEMATOIY
COLUMIAIIUM
Y1!1'BANS LAWN
213 GEneva ·l-6577
CEMEIEKY LOTS
From $130
MAUSOLEUM CRYPTS
From $46S
ifark
Mortu•ry-(;eaaetet y
"Everything in One Beautiful Pkl«'
B«ause the fUilenl and buia1 centu a1ncept
eliminates the need for processions through
he~vy traffic on overcro,..ded highways, family
and friends alike may now pay their full re-
$peds by attending the burial service, as well
as the chapel service, all at doe beautiful place,
at less cost and more convenience.
14101 -14103 lEACH ILYD., WESTMINSTER
714 TWI•o b 3-2421 714 Jlffen. HnS
l:ONPIDENTlAL AM> EX-
PI!.AlENC.EO 800KKUPINC
AM> TAX SI!I.VICES 1'011. SMALL BUSINESS APC) ZN-
O IVIOUALS PEIPOII.W£0
PI.OWPTLY APC) ACCUI.•
ATELY AT lEASOHABLE
I.ATES. CALL SU.YICES
I"'it SWAU. BUSINESS t19 £AST 17TH ST1t££T, COsi A
MESA, Ml-9343 ..
Isle ••• A roct burled at City ot Newport Beaeb Publlsb.: Dec. 19, za, 1968, Ja.a.. ~r~,said POO!~':J: .. :·~2~,=1~~9~,1D~==:..:~9=·:J~~ID~:U.:.~N:~:::: .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. 1035 w. Balboa The No"JJIO'' Bullor Eootp.
1>oa ••• Two 2-locb .swobes
were cut 1n b1s LU.COln's
tires, reported B. Sll~~>ns,
~=========~ 106 E. Ocean his car was partedl;at~' p•;i'~;;;
Balboa Blvd. at the time
Ralph Morgan m, %1, ot
....... e ...... UMC.. e Mt1 L c..--.. ._ ...... . ,.,....., ....
Altura Dr., lrYlDe Terrace,
booked oo a warrant . .
Norah Denike, 3%, and
DeD1ke, «, ol Space ~~.;;,.,:., W. Coast Hwy., West n
were arrested on tbe cba.rp
possession of marl)UI.oa at Z:30
a.m .••• Cbarles Foster, 39,
or 1332 SaDtia&D Dr .. Dom
ShOres, was arrested at 1 a.m.
oa tbe cba.rp ot ltlt·&Dd rw at
Westcwr and Dofer; pollee bad
seen b1m bact Into a car be-
loDging to Usa Warr1Uow,1955
Pomooa St., Costa Mesa, whlcb
was puked at Mariners'
Savings' parklog lot.
*TUESDAY, DEC, 17
Reba Vaugb.D, 28, ot 687 W.
Wilson, Costa Mesa, was ar-
rested at 10 p.m. at 1846 Pla-
centia. aDd booted oa a war-
rant tor drugs • • • Fredric
Ha•eos, 20, wa.s arrested at
h1s home, 232 VIa Eboll, Udo
Isle, at 6:15 a.m. &ad booked
a failure to appear warraat •
. A 14 lncb bole n.s cut 1D
top of his convertible, a
ol $40, said Neol OoYisoD,
SZ4 ADada Ave., ElaJboa, IDdon
Dec. 10, his rear Ures were
• • • RonaJd Rosa, ZO, ot
Corooado Dr., Costa Mesa.
arrested at Via Udo aDd
N~"'>>rl Blvd., LldoSI>opsuea,
MATTRESS ,ssp.m., and-o•U.
JfEW _ UIVIUUJfG of aa article with re-l~gular ShapH ldeattncatioo parts -
IDDenpriDg _ eottea be was stopped by pollee
I c<><TA WESA WATTIUS CO. ma..t1n& excessive DOI.se • , , ~1~1~50~N~·~·; .... ~""'i·~u~..,§...,~o.~ll~DJ~ :~~; Beacb tlremeo wa.sbed the street ol psollne after a
tratrtc accident lm'otvl.og drl-
We;;;;(tclitf Chapel Ivers Richard BlattermanJr. ot
4645 Gorbam Dr., Cameo ._,.,."J'' iSIIores, and Cbarles Hlllott ol
427 ~ 17th ST. Huatlngtoa Beacb atz:50p.m,at
COSTA MESA the lolorsecUoo o! Narctaous
Ml 6-4888 . AYe, lDd 4tb Aft., COI'ODI. del
~VALET
CLEANERS
We do the
FINEST work
• town m
3137 E. Coast Hlway.
Corona dol Mar
cw.-ACCDIJNfi. W ltD
YOUR DIVI ND-PRODUCIN& PORTFOLIO
SAVINGS KEPT HERE WILL DO IT
An account at Newport Balboa Savings 1s an
addition to your investment portfol10-and a
very attractive addit1on Cons1der what $1,000
kept at Newport Balboa Savmgs would earn in
dividends. A regular passbook account, ma1n·
tained one year, would return to you $51 30 at
our current annual rate A Bonus Account of
the same amount. ma1nta1ned three years.
would return $58.95 a year or $1 76 85 for the
three year period
In contrast, a like amount of sav1ngs would
return only $40 60 a year 1f kept m a bank A
"good" stock would return even less A stock
selling at $50 a share and pay1ng a dividend
of $2.40 is cons1dered an attracttve buy. Yet 1n
dividends $1,000 1nvested m that stock would
pay you only $48 annually
Investment counselors know the w•sdo m of
maintaining a broad portfolio. For there's truth
in the homely wam1ng that 1t 1sn·t always wise
to put "'all your eggs in one basket ·· Or even
a relatively few baskets
Make a sensible addition to your present invest-
ment portfolio. Open an account at Newport
Balboa Savings today!
Our current rate of 5.00% IS an annual y1eld of
5.13% when compounded daily and mainta1ned
for one year. Our Y4% bonus certificates m
multiples of $1000. currentty eem 5.25% per
annum, the highest in the nation.
NEWPORT
BALBOA
SAVINGS
f_.. .. ,.
M••n Ofhc•
33166 VIa Lido New1)0ft S..ct1, C.llfom•• 9<'663
Ptoon. 714 11)...113()
~ 0.1 M•r OHic•
11111i E .. 1 Co-11 H1ft1-y 92625 ........ ,.,..,.
A..our-c•• In Uc:eN of 0.,. HI.IO\ctr.d MilliOn Doll•••
P "-PAllw4ER. Chill!'l'Nn of ttte 8otrd
AGN£5 SlQMOuiSl Pt-ealdenl
JIIILI. ..
CALJF.
Qp IIIOell so. --loot W. llllolllaa, Ia-F. p.,._
roo1 --·· lila-DIJ, O. W. (DI~ Rlci!Or<l, Tod -.. -of 1M~ lllrllolt, ~c. K*r, J.lloo ~ Cout Aa11. 1>r IN9. E. AIJea, Roy Brlldl, Sollm S.
OUior ollleora aro H. LuRIID-(Bod) FraM11D, Arlllllr llllae-
-• ofSoolh La""' lit Yleo· Kaaale, Wllllam D. llllaJ1Io, R.l
.. -.. ; Edwi>> Flllltar ol (Cullo) -ria, Frod -bart,
Corolla del Mar, tod vtce-H. Lei Remmers. Wa..tt.r .. -.and Dale L. llwln of Sebmld,MaJOI"-Sebftr-
HuatlDitOD Beaeb, secretarY-dtfegU, Dr. Normu Watsoo..
treua:rer, Raymood L. W&tSOD, Robert
New dlrectors are Or,Daniel N. Weed and !flct Zteoer.
G. Aldrlcb Jr., J-.ck Baraett,
UrbiUI Beb, Jobn ~,JotiD
Macaab, Frank G. Y.lcbalena., Marketing
LEG.I.LHOTICE -Club at
NOTICE OF P UBUC HEAR DIG
NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN A oew club, "Co UepMarket-
tblt tbe City Couoeil or the 1ng AssociatioD,'' .w make ll
City of Newport Beacb. wtu possible for occ martetmc
bold a pubUc bearing regarding students to go lnto tbe com-
Ordinance No. 1289, being. an munity and study market1Dg
ordinaDce of tbeCllJofNewport procedures nrst band.
Beacb reaoning property and Eleven member s o1 the
ameDding District Yaps Nos. Orange County busloess com-
50, 53 ~ 55, Planning Com-munity will act as the club's
mission Amendments 239 and executive advisory-.. :::;
1
252 r ezoning terr itory 1n An-meeting wtth the
oezatlon No. 6Z (Upper Harbor per kxtlcaUy
VIew HUt s -Phase D) from An e:a:pert'tromthema.rketl.ng
P-C, R-3-B and UoclassiJled fie ld wJII meetwlthstudeots and
Zones to a "Planned Commun-answer questions Jan 7
lty" District. · • NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-Students from other area col-.. •• leges wlll be invited to attend. , ,
THER GIVEN tllat tbe said pu-Executive officers of the club u .~.
blic hearing wtu be held on the are Don Rea ser , Costa Mesa,
. -'
13th day of January, 1969, president; Ron Griswold, La-
at the hOur ot 7:30 P.M. ln guna Beach vice-president ·
the Council Cllambers of the Cyrxtl Cole~ Westminster'
City Hall of I be City of New-secretary· a.oo Carol JollnsoO:
port Beach, California, at which Costa Me~. treasurer.
time and place any and all per-Members ot the business
sons inter ested may appear and oommun..W serving on t he ad-
be heard thereo~. vtsory t:Kard include Mary Ben-
Laura Lagtos nett, Vineyard Advertising,
City Clerk Tustin; Jim Brown, Cactus Ca-
City of Newport Beach suals, Founta!n Va lley; George
Publish: Jan. 2, 1969, l.n Clark., Buua Cardow, A.na-
Tbe Newoort Harbor Enslrn. heim; George Clark, Costa.
MLTZ
MORTUARIES
17•1 51,EIIOR I.Vf.
con~o ~o~u~o
Yldw1y fi-2424
l5lll E. CD.UT HIWI.Y
COIOtl.l. OEL IUR
OR iolt 3 ~~450
Mesa; Richard lng!e, Marketing
Assoclates,OTange; Reg Jones,
Fashion Island, Newpor t; Bar-
bara Kestle, Hoyt's Harbor En-
graving, Costa. Mesa; Marty
Lockney Sr., Guaranty Chev-
rolet, Sa nta Ana; Hugh Mynatt,
Richard's Lido Market, New-
por t Beach; Geor ge Oatman,
Alpha Beta, La Habra; and Pete
Trfvers, Pantry Market, santa
A ...
J'Mn 1942 WIND BREAKS SIGH '-;:====='=====;-; Newport Beach nremen 1 assisted Theo Van Tingen, 3000
A CONSERVATIVE Newport Blvd., Newport, when
App roach to lnwranc:e his business sign was broken as
ED QRD a result of a high wind at 2:32
of J"Y 6 R"/J'o p.m. Dec . 19, and preveli.ed
Phon•: 67 ~9379 the sign from falllngoopasser.
bys •
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ltewpprt'ltorhor Lutheron ~hwth
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N E~PORT BEACH, C ALIFORN IA
T HE AM E R IC AN LUTHEAil,N C H URCH
8 JO a.m. to q 30 a'.m. -Worsh1P ')en11ce
q ·45 a .m. to 10 45 a.m. -Sunday School
11 '00 a.m. to 1'2 00 noon -WOfship Service
The R.t"~. James G. Blaan , Pastor
The Re v. Georse J. Busd1 ec.ltet. Vuttahon Pastor
Phont :J48·363 I
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10 use tht Rr aJ '"I Room.
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of Cost a Me1a
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f"d t'Pt'.,Jr"t -A.IIIIO.,O!IIOIIIS
Sonto Ano & Mogftolia St1 .
Dr. P .G. Neumann, pauor
SL;o..!DAY SERVICES
:J:4 5 a.1 '· Su nday School
11 :UU a.m. Momm& WorshiP,
6:0U p.m. Train1n1 Un ions
7:UU p.m. Eve'nin& Worship
WEDN ESDAY
7:20 p.m. Bible Study
8:0\J p.m. Prayer Mectln&
A TTEHD THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CIIOICE
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... love us for their money!
There is something about a ski trip you ha ve
r eally earnep., and deserve because you saved the
money. (You might say we advocate saving.) W e
furnish free travelers checks for your convenience.
And free safe deposit boxes, of course.
There is one thing th at makes us truly different
-our environment for doing business. Come in
a nd see for yourself.
MARINERS SAVINGS
and Loan Association
Westcliff at Dover, Newport Beach
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