HomeMy WebLinkAbout1962-06-28 - Newport Harbor EnsignlH E FINALISTS for the Yardley Soorts Award trophy
Include these local athletes: standing, left to right,
'31tt Voss, 13arry Wallace, and Gary Galusha; kneeling
Jim Curtis, Gary Carr, Ulke Lange', and qoger Grable.
TOP SPORTS AWARD SET
Winner of the Oeor,e Yard-ler in Oranae County; made state record; baa lbe beat
ley Sl>orta Award Trophy will fle OP finals in wrutHna; ner pole vault record or my
be announced thi a eveninJ, also a &ho t putter on the Ha,. California prep pole vaulter.
JW1e 28, at fle Junior Cham-bor track squad. alao played halfback on the
ber of Cormlerce aporta ban-J ott ettc ,.,,.: Costa Mesa football team.
lete, hiab achool or junior
oolle p ; All-Pree•ay Leape
center in baaketball.
To"y Rol,hs: Harbor Hiab
awimmer md water polo star.
b.S one o( the beu mat a in
f\e U.S. in awimmina dis-
tance of 1,SOO meteu; AII-
Amc:rican prep acbool aw•m-
mer; top hiab school atrinvner
peoape ct 1n the U.S. today.
CJ&et at the Irvine Coau pole vaulter; but vault wu lAIIIe L•,.: Costa Mesa
Country Club. 14 feet. S\4 inchu. the third flip School hiah jumper and
Jaycee Pruident Michael bell ever by a hip school baaketbell player; biah Jwnp
Lawler amouncoa f\at Mar-vaulter in the U.S.; holda the ~ 6 feet, 6 inches ia beat
&hall Duffield, fo~mor USC OP record and the California ever by a Ne•port Harbor ach-
~~r'!m:ir~ •• w;~db~:~t:~:! N B P 0 SERVES
will be llill Shuman, who ~ • • • Gery Geln ho: Harbor Hi-
football 1t.ar, quarterback and
captain~ All~ranae County
team~ fint player to make the
All-Star ten from Harbor in
10 years; Student Body presi-
dent and an •• A'• atudenL
was All·Pro baaketball 1tar DM ~;~~~/·~:k:~~:e~~= C HI SCHOOL
mCII'd>er of fie Jaycee board
of ctirecton, is chairman for Newport Postmaatcr H.
the ban«J~eL Payne Thayer baa reported
'1eorae Yardley nJ, conaid-m the Newport Harbor Hi~
crcd one of tho all-time Sc:hool tnnteea that the poat
peata in peo(euional baa .. office addreu ol the Corona
kc.,all, will be on hand to del Mar Hip School reman•
preacnt fie trophy to tho aa Newt'drt ~""'·
winninl athlete. The tnnteoa learned at
'J1teac are th~ 10 finaliata: fleir June 12 meecina that the
be aiven a Corona del Mar
addreu.
SUpt. Mu Ruuell read Mr.
Thayer' a report at Tueaday' a
meetinJ. Poatnutu Thayer
aaid that the "'auer had becm
,.viewed by the Poll Office
Dept.. chat the deci a ion on
poat office boun\Jariea waa
upheld and that therefore the
adireaa would remain:"Cor-
ona d~l \1ar H1.dl School,
Ne.port 1each, Calif."
Jl• C.rf.u: USC awim star
&om Harbor Hip; wu a fin·
aliat io lbe Yardley T10phy
oampeti&ioa laat year; .r•
prded as ooe or the beat
swim apriotera in the c:olleae
ranka in the U.S.; placed in
NCAA meet and AAU fioala. Gery C.rr.Coata Nua Hiah Corona del Mar Hiah Scbool
School alblete of the year; area had been auianed to All~ranao County end in fle Newport Poat Offic~. and
botball; All-Freeway Leape "ereuron re(Jielled that i l
in baaketbell; top prep punter Rose Parade Entry Urged in Oruae County. averaaina
over 40 y arda per punt •ery
pd padea in academic wort. A Newport Beach noa1 entry
8111 Veu: Oruae Cout
Colle a~ baseball pi tcber and
oucfieldc:r; altbouab only a
froah he led Eutem Confer-
ence an bauina w1th .4SO, and
wu undefeated u a pitcher
m Lcaaue play: All·Eaatem
Confer~nce first team all atar
md runn~r-up 11 tbe player
or the year to team mate J er-
ry Newman.
J l,. ~rtfs: Costa Meu tliah tn the Pas~dena Rose Par &de was
School baaketball and baa~ recommended by market owner
bell 1 tar. laa din 1 ac::orer on Dtck Ru:hud 11 Monda y"1 mee1-
basketball team and rated II lngofthe dueclots of the N~w
top player on ClF champion-pou HuborChamber of Comm·
&hip team by Coach Oeorao e,rce.
Selfridae; All-Leap~ fiut As ch~1rm~n of the retd lers '
t.eam in baaeball and alao All·
OP; third baseman and cap-
tain of beaeball team that
blouaht tho Harbor Area ita
first OF vanity champion-
ship in hiatory.
a."Y \Yolloce: Short atop
on the Oranae Cout Colleae
baaebell team this aprin1;
led the Pirate tum to the
Eaatem Conference champ-
ionahip; former baaeball atar
at N~wport Harbor Hiah
School.
Ret" GrwWe: Harbor Hiah
football. wreatJina and track
star. All-Sunset Leape in
football; considered by moll
•• dae top heavy•oiaht ., ....
LEASH LAW
REMINDER
RiaiJ enrorcemcnt of fte
cicy•a leaah law will be in
effect dwin4 the tWTner
month a, accordina ., a re·
m8uler 6om Capt. E.S. Oates
C\1 lhe Newport Jkadt Police
Dept.
committee ,he prcsemed a plan
of &Ct•on for community·w1de
prontOII Oil, whtc h IOC iuded the
Rose Parade float &nd also a slo-
gan conteu -·with the posslb11l·
ty that the winning slogan could
be announced ,to a nauon-wldc
audience, at the Parade.
A brochure will be m&lled 10
all bualneues asking for an ex·
preuton o f opinion on both of
the plans. The duectOJs gave
th~u okay f<X going ahead.
\fll-n '"' '00*" ol · Crett .. 11 ndftd on tiiiP chamber'a ~
"" lltlt~. pfttldent Tbeo ltGtllnl
a&llf!d f« penn.wo~~ to l'f1lly ••
• lf4tn from a r.nrup of C"'ftN!!'D.
... par'"IU
~ Pu'IIEaU.'
"While I fCUI'f llw> putlbubOft •
~lr m•fhl be • Wtt.n
·~• do feel that tJwo ~hocrl
ectlon. II follow1>fi throulfl. IS a
utitlfldoly IOtu\ioa to the preh.
IIIII." Jtobn told board ~
bP".
Dr Baal H. Pfotenon. OCC'
pnsldfnt. 11&1 stated that elMer
o:ootf'llt "" • t.t pubheat1on will
bP 11ft up nnt fall foliOW&nJ •
.. lm'll of pm'f'St whk'h ~th!d
on t two r a m)IU• rfJnC "nma tht
111,.,.11'\' IDIJIU'W , rurnnf b._
Conlanni'C'I h41 L !\ Suprem-
Coutt Ju•llr~ B~andon and Cark
would I pptar .' ll'f :\ u II 14 ,-erl•
tnJ mt'mbtr&!\.p bruklasl rnett• 1111 Se,.,.,., uruv,.r \IIY prts1~nu
have ah o acrrp:l"d o(f~>n IO I I•
ll!nll ttl~> m~llns:
"'·~'""' ...... PI'Uifi ,lnnt •·· ~~ 1 nmmo-
dtlrM. lhi> rl'!•mt-orr ~ ,,.mboor•
dtep rhrh "' •u.::::"'"''lln rha• 1
lhrffomnnlh rr110l mPmtw>r\hlp II\
thf. rhamtw>o lw •-1 tlf\ fnr l'ti.UI•
Dunlop Dies
Willard Dunlap, 103 Shore-
cliff Rd., ~ore C liffs. vr ce-
pre~&dent and dir~c tor of
Ojai Oil Co .. dred Monday at
:toa1 Hoapital at ct&e a,e of
l,U. 1 .... , Pwrcho a~ 70.
l y Hlth Sch .. l a..nt H~ wu bom in Stockton 1n
O.da for l,S44 items, rot.al-1891, vaduated from Stan-
ina t92,601.96, were approved fo rd in 191S as aeolos1 s1 and
Tuesday afternoon by the petrol~um en .. neer. v.orkcd
Newport Harbor Uni011 Hiatt fo r Union Oal .,,J Rrchfreld
School tnuteea. Orl. servan& for more than 4S
Baaineu Manaaer Walter years an ltre os l 1ndustry.
Addan 111d lhat chia virD-tie 11 aurv1v~d by hu v.1fe,
ally complete• fle purc:buu \1anon: a aon. W. E. Ounlap
for tic com•na aehool yeu-Jr. of Pasadena.. and 2 ¥-f.,d-
IOI'fte 1.500 itema havina been duldren. Servacu wall be
apptD .. d at the previous board held at 2 p.m. today, June
mcetina. , 28. tn St J ll'nU Epu c:oral
He added chat the low bida Church, Newport fleach. with
wore accepted in all caaea fle Rev. John Parke offi ci-
meetin, apeclficat.ioea. Ac-atina. 1ahz Corona del '.4ar
cepted item• whjcb were not Mor1Uary is in char~e o f
low bid1 incladed: Stein way arranaemca ts.
medium lfUd puDo ftam Sch-
mld~Phillipa. Sl, 735.50: U.i-N..,..-, Geff c.,..
nnal aym wei._t liftina o,.,., n1s S.tlrt....,
mac:bino, 11,797.30; South
Bend eoaine lalhe. 13,)26.30; '"'-\_,.,.,•r '"" ..VI ....,.,~
lihioa saw, 11,176 . .10: North· ~· ""tuo-.1a• ,,.. '"'-rut111~ ,,,
field JO. iner ll "'4)· •d .,.., · 1~""""'11'd •• ''-~wrwtt\f!r ...__ ' ,. ' , a IM, JU•I f'l( J•tn""'-Jti\M -• lr>reo MOdel, With lO rwwth ttl Hw' 1411 111 ~
cluec .. we ,.,u. lot •• bi-"""' t,. I'GU• ....... built •• • o loo clau, 1421. ,_ t1 1112.•
Jau ll,l962 eo... •• MM. Califoaria
•• liSe II .
Hit
Babysitting
Case Is Set
Over2 Wks.
B.lbyunlng woo a tecbmcal
victory 1n 3 votes taken at the:
Monday nigbt meeung of the
Newport Beach Clty Council,
but there was som~ confw1on 111
the voting, so on the advrcc: of
coume l , the matter wa~ hc:ld
over ro the July 8 m~e ur. ~·
The CouncU was co1udermg
the appul h ied by Mr.. Clua
faulkner from the dec:ruon of
the PlanntngCommnuon grvm~
Mu. Charles Rote of ~lo Orchrd
Ave. , Cotona del M;u , a ILK
permit fOJ 6 month~ to do b&b)
smtn~ from !l:vO a.m. to ~:Ju
p. 111. ~londa ) through Fuda y.
wuh a llmu of ~ children.
Mr. t-aulknet, who u ~next
door nergbbor .sar.d he reprcsen1·
ed l~ 1mnred&&tene1ghbon lot'ho
obJ«ted to the nOhe and to tbe
operauoo uf .11 busmeH 10 1 r~~
tdenu~l aru . Ill. utd he had
1061 I t~n&nt b<Ciuse Of the b&·
by utung.
Mr. Rot~ sard he ~rid h~a wife
lud obt:Hn.:d a count) hc:~ns ..
2 years ago after contacung the
Newport Bucbclty hill, wbu e
they were then told 1hat no city
llccn~ was needed.
lie Slid th~l the teOV\1 Mr.
Faulkner satd he h•d lost h.11..t
lt'ft before the bab)>lttmg u:r·
v1c:e hid b<en 1tartc:d.
Councilman ll ~m Loc..-nz '<lid
he would not like I ll have: ~ J •)
nurser) ne-..t to h1s horr c:. ~nd
he m•d~ .11 11101100 to nver ·rulc:
1he PI .11nn mg Comm1>' 1on and
rcvukc: th.-U\<.' per nut. The .,,,,c
"'"" ~ i · I tu., w1th OOfccn ~I•I·
shall illld ~li)Of Charles li.iin
.101111ng ~lr. Loren.t rn " "'e'
vote, and Cuunc llrucn l•rull.:r.
Elder ~nd Cook volin& not to
reject the U)l' ,xr11111. Th~ ue
vole meant th~t the 111<111•\n ,. a.
defu tcd, ami th.: •he ,xrn111
r~m uned 10 .:tfect.
To,.:ttle the: rr1~ttc:r 1111ll<' dt--
cuevely. Mr. c,:w,k ll ... dr "'mu·
tiOU II) uph\.lkl tht. d~U>I•lO of
the Pl•nn&ng Coer,n•I>SI•Xl. The
voung pan~ I It )thU shu,. ed " 4
to :! favorable vutc '"' the .u.-
permll. but th~re ,..u "' 'h&nge
of l&ght1 011 th.: tl\•.e.r.J. ••Ill the:
vote .,~~ ·~·lin ru lfl.lc::d ,~, ,.
to I lit, 1o llh LO<'Ic, lliirt .11nd
Lorenz volin • Ill). .. nd Elder .
l.rubt.r ~nd ~lo~r.h•ll }"'·
The Coouc 11 then .l loifl!c.d tho~t
the matter should bt ._ OChldered
~t the Jul} ' r H t 111 ~ ~nd th<.
IC.UIOO "'&i l t'CI:>h."\l l"f ~ ft-"'
m rn ules.
Srnce tht· 1.11•1 v,•t<' 1nd1Latcd
41 SWIICh In V<lll b\ b<>th ~!h.
~lanha II ~nd ~lr. c ,x•k . r< ror •
ten quesii<'HIC:U tht n Junn~ the
receu and cone ludr.J lhoH the
vote h&d r~~ll) bc:cn -t 1<1 -·
When rec;.,•u w .. , ,,, er. "'" )'<..'1(
Han commcll!(d 011 tJrc-i ppar·
ent confusron and c ~ll .u ''~an·
ocher vote. Thh 1111 ... 11 'o~mc
OUI offiCI.&Il) ~ 1\J :...
Actin~ C l!) .o\uornq J.11• k
~Me)' .advunl the Counc II to
nand b) the u.rl1er dcnuon t<l
heM the mallet agarn Jul)' •, so
that final vote was resc mded.
and the huung date coohrmcd.
''S.H.r Little Gil._ ... ••
The Scriptllral ted tor th ~ 1ray~r at the July R ~ew
port 1each City Council me~ting should be the 14th
verse of the lOth chapter of th~ Gt>spel according to
Sl PAart, becauu the ~oun ci l Hill again be consider-
ing the protests against a baby-si tting s ervice in ':or-
nna ~~ Mar at tttat meeting.
Yoong children were bfou1lt to J esus, and His di-
clples rebuked those tha t bfought them, !)robably be-
cause J es us wa s weary M'l d they thought that the
youngsters woold annoy Hun. 1ut He was much dis-
plu.sed at the action of ttt ~ ')is<iple s, and s a id unto
th em, "Suff~r ttle ltttl~ ch 'Jrefl to com e unto me, and
forbid them not, for of such rs ttte kingdom of God."
• • •
Me tiotts Tltet For,.t Ge~ C...et S.m ..
This nation cannot survive rf it continues to tum ets
back on r.l!Od and our Saviour, a s the Supreme Court has
done once agarn with its ruling agarnst sayang praye rs
in public schools.
Those 'Nho do not beleeve rn God will scoff at this
warning, becaus~ to them man himself is the ru ler of
his own destiny. 1ut we who d'> believe, and accept
His Word, as given to us in the inspired writings in
the Holy 1 ible, know of th~ Namings against a pos-
tasy: "The wicked s hall be turned into h~ll . and all
tl~rtatlons that forgttt t;od." <Psalms, ~:lT J
Our Suprem~ r::ourt JUStr ces and all the liberals who
are laudeng th elf rulang. ar~ seelong to accommodate
th e observance of religrous fai th to the lowe st common
denomrnator-and ttl at 1 s the ather st the non-bel rever .
The JUStices are sayrng that such 1 s the drct.ate of
our Constrtutaon. 1ut c~rta1nly the 1n tent of the law-
maker ,..ust be th~ laA. And certatnly it was not the
intent of our Foundrng J:athers to underm1ne rellgrous
faith . Such cannot be the rntent o f men who rnvo~e-d
the "Laws of Nature and o f Natur~'s God" 1n aeclar-
ing their land ourl 1ndeoenden c~ and who accepted as
self ~v1 dent truths "that all men ar~ created eoual
(th~y meant in the si1lt of.';odl, that th~y are endow·
ed by their ':reator with certa1n unalienable re<jlts"
They wrote 1n to the 1111 o f qi11ts 1n o ur ronst•tu·
tion thai "t:ongress shall malt~ no law respect1n'3 an
establishment of rel•-110n . or oroheb1t1ng the fr~e exer-
cise thereof" They meant to protect th e freedor" of
relrgton. not to establrsh freedom frorr rel1910n
Thes stecJjy det~rminea effort to dr ove ~~<l l)ut of
l)ur '1Ubl1c schools 1s cau o:.1119 'Tiany of us tc1 v•e.,.. ..... ttl
concem the future ol noolec educat•on cJnd therttoy
th e ivture 'J f '>v r nation ,,.lJt1 •nS thJl b rget 'iod"
camo t survove .lnd th~ref'>r~ rt the w ll ot the ';oa-
less prevarls a rnonJ :>ur lawnal.er<, cJna ·'"' en ttr('lre
ters we ~o rll have t'l tum to l'rlvate '>C'lools anii
church schools fo r r:hresttan ttdv cateon b r ou r !:1'111 J
ref'.
It's 8est Te 0. It Ovrsel•••
t,.lany .1f us can strll rttcall Nlth parn tn e fant.Jst1c
boost 1n assessed valuataons recorded fo r ~e .... no rt
leach ldo:.t yedr by th e county assessor's oHece
There •s one s teo that can be takeo by ·~cwport 1eJC"h
to help prevent M~oth er JOl t •n ttl e futllre; Let's take
bac~ our resPOnsr btl ity for assessing 0\lr own rw10er·
ties for city tax purposes
That functaon was tumed over to the county at:Jout
10 years ago a.s an econorr-y m<"asure. Mi d thus we de·
pr1ved ourselves o f a means of dleckrng u p on POSO:.•·
(CoobnueJ on Pase 2)
He eapn•ed concern 111at
the heavy inn, .. of awnroer
vfellon fa likely to en••
piObtOffla b.c••• of lack of
tnowledae of the Ieath Ia•.
He quoted S.ctJon 4106 of
•• ma11icipal code.
Dunn& tlw> ftt:u-~ • ~
IOI'mt.or ''•t«< thil he fftl IUtt. ~~~~~font ~ltl""• .,_,. raUttnf
t~ errolfl , ... ~ ...
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·-to~~ .. -................ Dr. Mil
Dismissal Sought
(From tb• AI .. 21 kJbiU)
LEE BOLIN OF B. I. DIES
Lee 3ohn. pmnunent o ~ac
reallot, wu stnclle \tonday
moman• b) • fatal heart
aaactr 11 Ho aa Ho ru tal.
\fr. 1ohn, t.8 . v.ho hvcd at
1210 S. 'lay Ft.. :lalboa Is-
land. Wll ai SOCiatcd *1ft
fle W. ft. Sanford rult)• film
Oft th~ lll•d. fh ... a di-
rector or fie Newpnrt tt1rbor
Oamber or Commerce. m.,._
ber or the Ne~rt Harbor
K1W81'11& C lub, m.-nber or the
~ COfY bnard C'\( •• \tom I
Plu or Cellfot~ua. OC)o'(-.d-
•· put pre11de1 em en ... or •• Well Coast Sale••' 1
for C af't tal lrr\provomen ta
lie ......• veteran or ttorJd
Vtar 1. oncmbcr of the M11onac
Lodae. 'I \tala1kah Shnnc
•d the Pika.
"'~A.I..S AT LA'tOE: No
perem haYina co.~~ol , ct..,.
or c.atody of llfty fow.. do1
or otaer aafmal, ••ll .,_it
the ene to IItty, or ,.., or
be at I arac '" or •poe MJ
f'Ublic aLNet or otaer public
place wiilm •• Chy, or
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duldren .
Sentcu wtll be held at
10:30 a.m. today. J•e ll.
at St An~• Pnabyterien
O.rc:h. Cli" Hft•.
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Tel ... oee: ORiole l-0558
Still Aim
to Open on
Time in Fall
SupL Mu Ruuell ea.-
preucd gave concem at
Tuesday's moebna of the
Newport Harbor Hi&h Scl\ool
tru s tees over th~ effect of
f\e bU&Idtnl unkea oo th~
oomrlnon of lbe Corona de'
'.tar Ha&h School.
Conatr uc ta o n wo rltera
tuou&hout Califom•a were
rellm&na to wortr lb11 week,
but the unite hu added to
the en b cal OOfl'll)le!Jon prob-
lema for the new h1ah school ,
v.hrch already wu behmd
s d\edule for the SepL 6
operllnJ.
\1r. Ruasell ltated. how-
ever, lhat .. barnna any rnore
tnCldenll. we'll be in there
10 September, and we v.,ll no t
have double aeu1on1. Yea-
terday I could not have aaad
f\at with any aaiUraoc~."
He told fie uuat.ee& that h~
had received word of aeule-
ment 'o r the atrike but final
ratification of the lclml had
not yet been made. Moat
cntacal effect 011 tle llilltl
adtool c:onatnacti011 came
from lhe carpenters' atrike
becauac or lbe amouot • o(
wor\ 011 10 tenor parti lion a
and doors. he s lid .
B.I .Church
Gets New
Pastor
The Re v. Uc>dfr e\ C.raeflrn
•til JIVe hu farcv.ell sermon
d11~o Sunda). J uh I, at the
Balboa Isl and Communtl)
\lelhodnt Church. ~nd on
the follnlolanJ Sunda\, J uh 8.
d•e pulp1 t v.tll b< n~cupatd
h) the ne"' f'l'itor. the q ev
Oavad \\alker of l ''"'I Beach.
\h. ( oraefl1n . "'Ia.• came "'
the d alll(la I "lanJ Church
fro., ~an l )le.,<~ ' ~car" a~o
v.tll t.tl..e over tltc f'UIMatt
of th e Tnnll\ \\etroJru
n.urd e '" ~th \\luther.
TheH a""'IIJlment~ ~ere
amoun~ed at dle annual
\lethtxll s.t ( <lnference held
Ia t "'eel at '{edland.-llna-
versal)
\ir. \\al~er 1~ a nalJvc
'-louthem Calrfomtan. allen-
Jed l !\t ~raduated •n 1954
"''0' a bachelor Clf scae nce
dearee. ~r th plan11 to entet
bank.an ~t. Upon ¥raduab on he
entered the 'lavy and aerved
fo r 2 yaars u lieutenant, J-1·
'" the supply oorp11. ll tlboned
a hoard f\e U. C\. 1\. Union.
lhllne ron wu . an 01eao.
lW'I\I lllU ch 0 r the 2 "eau Wll
'ipen t at ea. v.11te Vlllt5 t.n
-\I H I.. a. Japan and Kore~o.
\\lu:n he oompleteJ lu a Na-.
duty he entered the ~flem
C ahfom aa ~c:hool of Tlaeol"'"
''. then Fuller Thoolo JJcal
~tnlf) an Puadena. re·
ce1 v1n' b t l bechelor o( da-
VII'II ty dearce 2 yean •an. lit
was 1 111ped aa a i iiOO ile
pastor o f the C ahfonua
fle1a;t\ts ~e,hoJist O uuc:h '"
Looa Beach. and 11 oonuna
to Balboa Island f'rnm flat
dlud\. Finll ,. ••• ,., .......... ,
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•• C...t ~. c-....... , ..... , .......... 011 .. 1• .... .
. n. IIIWNRT MU .. a tM•a.t ••• ~4eM .. N • ••• • ., ef ....... ............ .. .... ..... .... A201JII •••• ,...,.., '-" .. .... ... .-4 .. -.... , •• .,.tlfle4 .. ,.,WIIilo ......... . ... _,... ... .., ....
.......... CALIN-IAIIIW.AI'I.I'UM.IIHIIIANOCIAfiOtt
All4 ef •• IIA110MAL UMJO .. AL AS.,CIATtOit I
THI MAllO. AliA'S 0''SfT ltfWSI'A'f·
CContlnu•d tror• pare 11
ble IneQuities In county 'ssessment meflods. Now we
leam again ttl~ it Is best to keep our government and
our governmental service as close to home a s possi-
ble. So let's cancel flat assessing agreement with the
county and do it ours elves.
• • • Let' a Get T .... .,-.. Thla F,..way Dispute
The Ci ty of Newport 1each and the lrvin,e r:o. s eem
to be at o<tjs over the location of the freeway in th is
coastal a rea. Corona del Mar doesn't want the free-
way to cut it in two. Costa Mesa doesn't ~dil l 1t to
destroy the pl ans for a huge mari na along Sant.1 «\na
~iver. Newport Hei!jlts CWld Cliff Haven residents
oon't want the freeway to slash throu!jl their magnifi-
cent residential areas. Laguna '3each doesn't wCW~t
the freeway dagger pointed at its flroa t The Irvine
Co. doesn't want the freeway to slice oH an irr.por~ t
segment of ltle multi-mill ion dollar Irvine Genter de-
velopment The Newport 1each Gity r:ouncil s hould
be concerned over the disrupt1ve effect of a freeway
plowing ltlrough residential areas of our city and cut-
ting the city in two. Joan Irvine 1urt has just issued
a statement expressing doubt as to the need for a
freeway here.
'1/ho's for it-other than the state highwaymen who
wC¥1 t a "scenic coastal free Nay"''
How about all of us here in the coastal area of
Orange County getting together and agreeing ltlat the
freeway belongs a few miles inland, skirting ltle Upper
'Jay, saving mi ll ions of dollars for the state in costs
of high level bridge and rights of way dlld saving all
th is fu ss and anguish for our community!
• • •
Ho Dooatt't S.... to Rocognlzo tho En-J
Here is a letter I have sent to 11 ixon ~ayer, a colum-
nist of the liberal persuasion. who wri tes for the
Garden Grove Qally News and teaches at Long leach
State Coli ege.
Dear lob. Goyw,
In yoyr ecWrou betoro tfto South Coast YCMMtg R•
tNbliceJtS, y-stw~ th.t tho Joho Birch Soci.., i a
,_,. d.ngw-• .,..,. tft• tho c-llftlsta.
Aa a nows,.pefl!lan vwsed In th• lows of libel and
alandor, yo11 know thai it Is an actionable aff...so to
call sOtftoono a COtl'ununlat. To soy that soiWOCiftO is
oven worao than a c..-unist thwo .. ,. is ••• "'ore
libelous Oftd alandoroua.
Since I hove publicly stated -onony occaaitNU that
I am a "'-'-r of tho John 8irch Soci.ty, I considet
your stotOifteftt slanderous to my charocter and Injur-
ious to "'Y bvalnou, pomcularly ainco yoor atote-
"'onh wore made at a enooting hero.
I "'uat respectfully osll that you aublftit proof of your
char~•• that tho John 8trch Society is enoro danger-
ous than tho con.,nunlsts, or lftal!o public apology to
"'Y••If and all oth•r John 8irch onen~ben.
Juat consider tho eno""ity of your accuaott-:
:tos tho John 81rch Socloty cavaed th• onslaven~ent
of a billion petsons tht041ghout rile world, aa tfto com-
'"""''' conaplrocy has dono?
lioa tho John Birch Society cousod tho "'urdor of
30,000,000 people, os tho c-..unlsts did in China
when they canquwod that troglc nation?
Has tho John 81rch Society starved to death 10
"'IIIIo• fom~en, u Khrvshchev did in Co""'unlat
Ruul• as pun I sh.,..,.t for rosiatattco to tho brvtal
collocth•l alng of thoir forms In th• Ukraine?
iioa the Joh" Birch Society helped to osto!,llsh a
+oethold for tho eft"'J ai our vory ffont door, as In·
o.cl our ewtt State Dept. has clofto with ita assistance
to Cutro?
Hoa the John 81rch Soci.ty given aid and co"' .. "
tD o11r "'ost doedly oneft'y, tho CO!fttn\lnlst cansplrocy,
oa ovr ow• ,_,..,...._.., has dofto I• h-..dlttt evt for-
eign ol4 .. Co.eu"lst Yutoslovlo, Co.Mtoflist Pol .. d,
Co .. -fllst Ruulo, •d to othora wt.o .... to ct .. tnty
n?
Hea tho J_..n Birch Society ,_-., to cruh *'•......,
"' .. , COVfttry, •• tho UeltM "'•tiona forces cUd '"
K••••· wl• •• euls,..co of..,, State ~.,t.?
Hoa tho J.._ 81rct. Socl.ty cott•plr.d f.r •• COilt·
._..1st te~t ..... of ORY CCHMtry-es t.es l"d..4 hop-
p-4 '" 01"•· wft.,o itlo s..to Dept. hofpod po•• •• w., "r .....,..,.. • coolltt• wl• itlo c"' .. .,..
••••; •4 •• Ia ttew t..,_a .. , '" L••· wh.,. tt.o
St.• D.pt. "-• we~ I" 6ercl•t o sl .. llcw c•ll·
tl• ... c.....,.lsta?
Mt. Ge,er, .... •• '""'• .... , ...,. critll" of ~
....... .. .......... Ot .. "-..,... ..........
, ......... Y• hew • t. .. W.Wo ... elt.-4 of ,.. .. ......... ~-... ~ ,.., ................. ..
........... ., ..... ..
It ................. .
,.,... ill •• 0...• Cou& eou... ••llict .will at ....
tta.cl ., •d Ito oo.-te4l We
Plea .. eaoo•• 6e delay i• bave lltd *'" .,.,..,
rerlyiaa ID yo.ar leu-of trettd• ,._ •• ooaa.,.
June 11. we. .. a. yo. '-dna 1. The -uni•• wen ID be
eo att•a• o.ar nlaeioatlaip an&ot\liHcl at •• edlool. Or.
with tle Menin lk. KUtten 1laail Pewnon ••• quoa.d
Co. u aayin,: ••fib• our ao~
To relit•• you ... h..-P• ••mmoat 11kl ua ID do aomo-
hentioo, I ••t ..n yo• flat flina. we ._lei dl> it. ..
.. m• NO "epeda&•• ar-l . TU o~de. whl'*
,..aemeta ID welcome ae calriod by a.o abe•t••
KU tten Co. ineo Newport wto1 aftot Dr. Potenon au~
fleact.. Thia finn, on ita ar-coodod in ba.tna • Nlina
rival 1D Newport Beac:b, ~at flo laws of tae atate of
como to oor omoe ud ukod Califomia did not apply ID
for ueiat.lce aacl the ro-all people-that tbo toboola
qairona.a 1 ••ceuuy ID ~ wore oiompted.
ooniq • acti•• .... ., of 3. Tho Creat publicatioe.
tbia Clamber. We did our job Dr. Potenon aaid people
or auiatina flit new fian have to loam flinaa. You
witb infonnation relati•e eo can't teach uudenu any-
lhia city 111d at tbe same flint-lhey havo to teacb
time we enaoutaaed them 110 d1emselves.
join our Oumber. As for the latter statement.
My appearance in the pio-if Dr. Peteraoo and hi• in-
ture with tbc 2 members or stNceora arc unable eo teacb
lh e K li tten Co ., u well 11 tl e studen ta anythina. why
aJI the ananaementa to have <bn't lhey juat Jive tho uu-
tlia picture roleaaed to the dcnu the booka and dia-
preu ... handled entirely pcnac with lhe pre•i.dent or
by the Klittcn Co. If your fle oolleJe ~d Che ~na.truc
finn . or tho o ther 4 mentioned 110r11 There II not a bit of
in your Iotter had made the ~ritins in tle ~reat public~
same requeat u the Klitten bon that '?Y duldren oouldn t
Co. the same c:ourteaiea have wntla'l bettor when
woo' I d have boen ntended. -" ~y wore in flo oi-" th 1rade.
Ttuatin1 that 1 have an-They certainly would no t
swered your letter 10 your ~ave been wrilin~ traah, sad-
sati a faction 1 am 11m o r obseetu ty anyway.
s'incerely. and lhoy knew moro Ensli ah
Jack Barnett, Manaaor than the colleae atudenta do.
Newport Harbor Otamber By .ceuin1 flo onr--riJo lhc
of Con:merce O.C.C. diatrict bu 17 md
P.S. Trust that we may have 4/10 mi.llioo more dollars to
lhc pleasure of meetin, you teach b•.c~er and better traah
10 d1e very near future. ~J filth. I have be~ fijht-m, for years to aet dus over
Ott. To A. Pro foes .. ,
Professor (who e'er you may
be)
I've news (or you' You bolhet
Me1
etTiphasis on au out or the
schools m d 110 keep lhe so-
called literacure which ia
compoaed mouly of four
letter word• out of d1e child-
ren's h 111ds. To my.mind. any
parent who ca.ros ~nythin&
If CREST II the best o f all for choir children's welfare
will make fl ei r voi ccs heard you see,
What are the reJects like?
This interests me.
at this time. ·V·e all know
lhcre is pla'lty or filth in the
wariJ, but we do not have eo
Wheo BAD 11
squate 1 s round,
'\ltd LEPT ia
S\tUT is sound..
11ood. and waUow in iL We Clll alwaya
reach for the atan.
al!ht. and I would like to remind Dr.
Done by rools.
rnEE!
Peterson 111d fle O.C.C.
fools like trus iiOe a lhat they owe aom~
tem1 10 lhc community; lhat
WO:'IIDE~ WitOSE '"PET' lhey should not ooo<bne fillh
Yf)U'LL BE? o r sadiam and that freodom
Ro tCIITIU)' Schwman
1601 Warw1 ck Ln.
Harbor lli~lands
docs not mean licente.
~ •. A.J . Delphino
1623 Moaa Drive
Seta Ana Hci~u
Straight Talk
From TOll ANDERSO!\
New Frorttter -Out ,.,here I he
WB\Ie !x'IJn'.
Httchhtkcr -A dcadtlcat who
bcah "Ill lk .. d.
Cuhural F.'chanec -~ ,o~ern.
ment prner .. m -.tlcrc•n lhc hullhy
>~PI'k' pr.:• .. rl o'er the rNtcn ·•I'·
piC\
Metro--A ~t•llc~ll""' pl;,en to
cuml->tnc <:tile' .tnJ countt.:' "'""' n
ardtk lhc ''"'e' "'a ,1.11u, of o'er
\f/Cd <OUOite' of ltlllc poltltul tm·
pon .. n,c
Holl ""'CC\ tl ( ••tton\ "l'f'l ene
m) nnl lo the federal tt'"'·rn
men!
Kc "'rile m.tn '\ ~r,nn ltl.c
fi.trr~ I rum .. n ¥o hu n: ¥o rtle• ht•·
lory fur .t f'rt>l II
One "t~riJ ( tlul">.tl ,l .. ,cr~
1\lltc' f't:ltf'k ¥oC \aCrtfll l" tn
'" Jcr It> f'lcu...: our o.:ncmto.:'
I n•·m•.-P~••rk ¥ot m.el.c: ,,u,._.,
out u f ~~ "C l .•n kt them •lt•"'n
l>t-nw .. ·r"'' hfl\~nc r-cr ,c:nt
rul"'· ••lilhl •Jr "'rona
R.-ru"lt' \ lil"~c:rnm,·nt ••f
Ia"'' nut men ..• a•>Vcrnmcnt of
.:he~~' ,,n,l 1-.. l .. rh.C\ t>ct,..:.:n lq,ll'·
lttltH' C\nutno.: anJ ru,ltu.tl ...
II••H·rnmcnt "'hr.h l'folk'l" I he:
rt~hh u l mllhtiiiiC\ .1nd lt\\.ltl fO~· ,,n ... , .. ,h ( I! th, t ntlcd ''·''" or Anl<'rt,..t. tlclmo: the ""c"' IA: .. I
••••• Many polilt.:tan\ wtlo vote for
every ratd on the fcckral trca~ury
for the: homefolk• ull lhcm'fl~'
CCWI'ICI"Vati\<~.
Too m-.ny \OUthcrMI'\ rate all
pohhcr::.n~ ""ho profe:' to he ftW
'ICJrcptiOn •• "con'ICrvalt\~ ··
\l.an) ~ut~rn politician\. lil..e Ar·
kan'YI~ Sc:nator fulbfipt. l t"c lip.
.en tee to ~arc:aation to they can
•tay in oftkc.
The politician\ hne deltbcr.atrly
Kducrd the people wrth "btud and
circuw•" In return for voc~. Fed·
eral aid 11>tlhotrt federal control .,
"oc onl) 1m~'il->lc. It'' wroe~,. The
Supreme Court ha• ~atcd· "1"hat
whkh the pcrnmcnt •u"'kJJZt'l.
it may COCIIrOI." Alf'Oed,
Nowhc,. In IM world. now qr
ever, "-vt t~Wy hed a full deN of
federal aJd _, frttdom. Gov·
....,.,..... llfl OftOQft CO JlltC ~
ell we want arc bit mouth to tal..e
all we've p. Alt welfare \lain
t1Jfefttuall)' btc:ofM ct.ctaton~Mpt. ,. arm kwl ot ow tiMe h -'*'" It ~ -...... iofl. tlunrt\laiKJtt, ...,.., htelth. I!Wtro.
full •• ,ea,....,., ., • beMftft.
..,.,. ............. I .... .................... a, .,..,..
Co>mmun"m \ "'"·m ,,r ~'"
ernment "hi,h rronu .. c, the dtm·
inalton u( hungc.>r. f"\\CriL v..tr.
tnC411otltl~. '"'<"~llrtl \ -lrh• tk.oth
..lt"-.·r .. r· -\ "-.·l•n··r "' r .... ~J
0.:\l"·•lll\ r •. , ~ ... , \ "''" l '"'1'1 htm
'-\ "---r'''n ""'' '" n••l ~•n tn,lrum\.nt en 1h, h .• n.t , .. 1 th, ( n:.tlttt 1-ul ,..
rh, ,,, ..• u•r
Cuc\t•t~nce ,, rr,nol,r ••n lhc
en•t .. llmcnt pl.on
J\ ptnl..-\ f'l'' ,, •n "'"''' ll"ll'
) dlo"' 10 he ,, . .1
«;;.ul B.onl.. \ [!•".rnmu\1 ith lt
IUitnn lo\ht,h r·''' unl trmet• lOr
unr .. rmtnl! .• nJ lll.Jl,·, the "'h ro..h
cr anJ II" I"'"' f'l"••.:r Bo~~nn -<\n .tll -.htd"l '' ellc~o:•l
if t.lono: I-\ "htt,, •!!·"'"' '•II'''''
hut kg-.1 .r t.lone I">) :"oocgroc' •·
lliiiO\l 1111 hiiC \.
" ... hinvlun -\ rt ... c "here ,..,,.n
h.o heturtll) ri~ ·'"'-"~ l'""''rk
Po:acc Corpi -The New frort·
tier·, To) Ocp:.rtmcnt; Pc!ltr P<tn
in Oi,ncyland.
J\ ~:ommill~-f ho: un.t l>k htre'
the """' 11hntt lo Jo I he 1111nc~c'
"'r~ State l.kf'~rtlll\:Ot " tltVI\1(10 or
our auvcrMtK·nl 1111 ht, h "'"!.""' people who h .. vc nc•c:t m ... lc ,,
mi,take. in our (d\IOr
So..:tali,t-1\ Jl.t~tft,l (ommunl\t. ••••• Scgreplion i\ 111'1 one (.t\Ct of
a m uch Nnn re.:lurc \\ ~ J '"" t>c faced ¥ollh a S.JCtah,t·l.ehor J ec
blof'htr ir there: v. ac n,, '-~prnc'
in Arncric.t T~ h \llc '' rrci.'Jnm. ""ol frccJom ,,..._ !>ttl frre,lom tO.
Not fOfcc.J frccl.lom. 1->ut freedom
of choice
I continue In ~lec'e 11\at lhc
American pco rtr uc e'~nti11lh
co"~rvall~c :~n,J arc c•r~ to
~i~o~li,m. if ~~ ore tokl '"-
truth. Tllcy\c 1-Hn lied to a~
m"rc~ntcd by thtir Jl"htlcian' Con~nativ~, hy t"-lr n.dtmr.
anr indiwiduali't" Tlwy tlnn't lll..c
to be herded. So ~ nf theM
petrioC\ who are A~~~<arc of the dire
plfabt of our counlry arc ¥onrlllna
at crCK~·IM<I'J'Ott" whh each oefwr,
We conte.rvativn. ~ llbtrtarltn~.
we frftdom lov«rs. •c .. tlltremkt\"
who <!till bclltvc n the Con'llitu•
tion. Med fn Jlllos«fhcr. w,·,. loo
mMCh like the two preacMr\ who ..,. .. ,......,, *'-"" tfwlr ,_.,. ............. c. .. , ...
UgM'hr. Ffuly-. of ...... ..W n<tr .,, •Afltlr al, ..... 11a1.1t .,.... ...... ~ . ...,._ ,.. Iii,._..,,_, I 61 ...,.. -... ~-..... ·-·-
E'~NNG YONEV tor a trip to Europe by
lqf)S Is the arntMtlon of m.,bets of Girt
Scoot Troop M, students at Horace En-
sl~ School, seen here getting advice on
thrift .-.d saving from P. A. Palmer, the
d\alrman of the bo~rd of NewpOft 8albo1
~vtngs & Loan Assn., UfnQ a recent
w of the flnn's f~ellltits. The girls
ate, st.ndlng. left to rl~t, Robin WOr--
ley, Karen Johnson, Chris Spencer and
Rachel Worley; seated, Annette Nlcke,..
sen, at left, and Dale ~wn.
From The POLICE BLOTTER
SATl.JRDA Y, JUNE 9
Frank Tunstall reported a win·
dow ~roken by a rock at Be.acon
Auto Paru, at 480 N. Newport
Blvd., Newport Helght.s ••• John
Slaughter, 477 Proapect. Ne w•
port Sbores, fouod uuay sbeep.
which was impounded at 2280
Pacific.,, George Perlln, 2692
Club Meu Pl., in Costa Mesa,
operator of the servlc~ station
at 500 W, Balbo<~ Blvd., Bal-
boa, said that someone used a
4·1cgged stool to smash 2 win·
dows in the car of an employee,
Craig Smith, of 1140 W. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa •. ,,,, Carl Louis
Raymond, 63, of 115 1/2 27th
St., West Newport, was booked
on a charge of intoXICation in
pubhc, at 30th St. and W. Bal-
boa Blvd .... , . .Lorin Rilymond
~ru, 501 Fulle rton Ave.,
:-l~wport lldght.s, reported the
theft of his bike from tbe rack
at tht· Ensign School, .•• Shelh
Ch.A)in, 417 Via Lido Soud, in
Lido Isle, left her moth~r's wal·
let. containing about $360, in
a booth at the Blue Dolphin; it
was gone when she and her es-
cort. Mark Howard of No. 52
Balboa Coves, went back to look
for lt: LUu complete restltu·
tion was made by a couple who
who had been seen plckillg up
the waUet from the booth.
SUNDA Y, Jl!~ 10
Tunothy l 'Clwe, of iZ 1 St.
James A.d., Cliff Haven, sa1d
his bike was taken from the rack
at the !'olewport Heighu School
and lAter reported that the bike
had been found in pieces, with
pa1nr.. license and lock remov·
ed, ... Milton De in, 3221 Cla y
St., Newpon Helgbu. found a
3·speed bllte ill the canyon off
Bolsa St. , •••• Susan W~el.er'a
bike was stolen from in front of
her home, 231S 16th St.. New-
port heighu, and later was re·
covered by Costa Mesa police
••• Duncan Hardesty, 1107 Ox·
ford ~., WestcHff, said some-
one threw stones and cracked
the windshield of a parked car
in front of Coast Electric, 312
N. Newport Blvd,
MONOAY1 Jt:NE 11
Four·month·old Kevon .Job.o·
All Scripture ia aiven by in-
spiration or God, lnd i. p~
fitable for doctrine, for re-
proof, for correction, for
inatrucdon in ri-"teooaneu.
UI Timothy. 3: 16.)
8~-Mettth T "' Ettdt
Richard W. OridiJ1'an , per·
aonnelman third clan, USN.
aon of Mr. and Mn. Oeorae
E. 9ridaman o f 1000 Clay
SL , Cliff HaYen , and Ruuell
E. H•uon. electronic• todl-
ttici• flird clua, USN , son
of Mn. Helen R. Hanaon of
1914 Court St., Newport,
arriY'ed aboerd tto amphibi-
oua ua.Wt canier USS
Priacetoft, when It re•med
to Lona ~ .. dl May l4, aller
• l~da tDar of ~ty ia
tho Wtat.m PadRe .
Mort-, T.n,. To.,
Co~roiC)OCldeot John Modey
wUI aaai" '" reportina Oft •• ~bel hot epo&a ., ....
June 21 , when he t.alh Oft
"Eye Wlln~u to Heedliae
HltiDIY"' at fle meedtta of
•• Newport Hatbor Kl•-'•
Cleb at •• Ntwpotter Ina.
Qhtp.,~ •
~· .. Mn. All.., o ..
••-. Jr., S28l IU•• A"·• A,L fl.. ... t Newptll. .. ,_ ........... ..
,..,...,, .... Jl, .. 1&. ............ .... ..
son, asleep with his foot bang·
ing out of h.1s crib, was nlpped
In the leg by a puppy •••• Betty
Mlllett. 1540 E. Ooean Blvd,.
Balboa, ceporte.d the theft of a
wheelbaaow ••• Dona Cock. of
124 27th St. , West Newpolt.
.eported food items taken from
the deep freeze in the garage
• , , Cb~les Cotton, of 1540 E.
Ocean Ft., Balboa, repocud
the theft of his blke •• , • Mary
Ann Field, '7, of 213 39th St.,
Wett Newport, was blnen by a
small dog. the size or a cocker,
white wlth large black spou and
long hair and long taU; pollee
sought to locate th~ dog so that
the child would not have to take
the ~illful Pasteur treatment.
Tl!ESDA Y, JliNE 1~
The top and side c urtains were
taken from the car of Pauick
:O.tadden, 1\:1, of 13t.i.l Baker St.,
Cosu. ~lesa, parked In Corona
del Mar ... Chris Wodowoud of
l SuO Ruth Ln., It arbor lllgh-
lands, report~d th.: recov.:ry of
a stolen bike ...... Mn. E. F.
001um, 526 El ~loden01 Ave,,
Newport Helghu, sald that a
bicycle h~ been left in front
of her home; it was returned to
the owner, Loren Robe.ru, SOl
Full~rton Ave, ... Beny Jo Jes·
ter, 25, of Huntington Beacll,
was bitten by a 2-inch reddish
yellow scorpion whlle m a.rking
laundry at 1100 W. Coast Hw y ••
she became drowsy, and the
ankle and calf of her leg began
to swell; she was taken to Hoag
Hospital. •• Tom Carr. 890 15th
St., 'lewpon. reponed the locs
of l01undry bags and flxtures uom
the Newport Washmat.lc, JUl
Newpon Blvd •• West Ne wport
Clarence Saue, 2712 Shell St.,
Corona del ~tar, reponed the
theft of 2 akiU saws from h is
station wagon parked near the
house he u building at 421 Nar-
cLssus Ave., Corona del Mar.
WEONESDA Y, JUNE 13
Duke Hogan. J OOd w. Ocean
Ft., Newport, reported the theft
of & beds pre ad and manrcs.s co•
ver from the clothesUne ••• Mts.
Daniel Mandell, 1200 E, Balboa
Blvd., Balboa. reported a wbite
wicker chair stolen from the
porcll. •• Lorna Sears Bril.lla.nt..
43, of '102 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. a nurse at Hoag
Hoaptut. was injured wben her
Cal hlt the Cal of Jack Grover
of La Habra. who was about to
make a left tum off Cout Hwy.
onto Jamboree Rd •••• An accl-
d~nt at 3:lrd St. and Lake St.,
West ~wport, illvolved the
bicycle ridden b y Gary Tbeo-
dor~ Guldjotd, 1:?, of ~22 1/2
35th St., and the car driven by
John Lyle Faaa.r of Wbimer, an
.:mployee of the Newport Beach
PubUc Works Dept. ••• Alcun·
dcr Mestoo, 51, of 430 Cata-
llne Or., Newport llelghu, w;as
inJured and taken to Hoag Hoa-
pitOJI when his car was hlt on
:-.lcwport Blvd, near the Hoag
access tOOJd by the car of Rich-
ard Steele, 37, of Canoga Park.
wt10 swerved into the left lane
of Ne wport Blvd •••• Mn. BaUd
~Iaible. of 642 Via lido Nord,
Udo isle, sald that an egg was
tocsed at her car puked in front
of her home •• , Steven <..reg Oa·
v1es,l7, of 257 1Crestview Or.,
B01y Shores, hit a power pole on
Tustin Ave. and d01maged the
n ght Side of the cu.
TI IURSOA Y, Jti~E 14
Karen Grunewald. 505 ~a
lion Ave., Corona del Po. I~. re-
ported her bike taken from the
rack at II arbor VIew School. ••
Robert ~lcOowell Jones, 6, of
308 Poppy Ave., Cocooa del
Mat, drov~ his bike out of the
alley near SeaVtew and ooto
Polruetti.t Ave. and hrt the pick-
up truc k of Saburo !lara of La·
gun a Beach ••• Guy Camp, 721
Goldenrod Ave., Corona del
Mu, reported the thef~ of a
S40 radio ... Robert Young. ~0"2
Vla Palermo, Lldo Isle, repor·
ted that eS&' were tossed on his
car ln ftunt of hl• home.
oum_,,., ernnw 4"A"D .....,, -. we•
New• 'JMdt FeN ..... Thto __.u. wa lin.
Mal Flttf., of ............. CIIIM~ ....
tiC&• ........ Orilllle eo.a Cllle ... Site ..
._.ICiwe .. lecll _.IIIIIPTAICIVIIIe_.UI .. ............ ,,, .....
Florence
Fowler
Lyons
.... 't .. -VIIIIIMol
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A1n 1 ...... a.-uh-.'"
Tille ... ~ ctler rnl&ht well
.... ...... U..t the America&n ........... JWttlnl a Oil Aaaa\ an ..... ,....... na, exc:Mnce
111raU• tl'CIIIl the UN and UN--· \
......... CID ,.. Day, 1112. A..tcu IUda ln a achOOI
lD Wblw .......... N.Y. wen pce-
.. t.ct WIG a ftq. n.e dty JDV·
..,...., ~ ln tho oere·
~. w .. lt a _.., 50-etar Old
Glary? An ~ ldddJnaT It wu
tbe blue-a~wldw rq ot t.he
'11n1~ Naua-1"
,. Red 8utdwr .. ~
R~. an borac:nd Kember
S1ato ol UNeeco • • .
Ill liM, Rumuda and Bul-
prla cot the DOd for UN.co
JDimberahlp from tho UN Ec-
oncmk Ud Social CouDd1 and
UNnc:o's EDcuUve Board. Tbey
P"/18lted tbolr applleaUone to
the 1954 <leNftl Conference.
One lrate cW.pt.e rooe to spe-ak: ... _ ...... ,..,.... ...... ........, ............ ......
..-.... a Tnetll wiiWI ..... ........, ........... .................. ,.....
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'The prot•t(J' wu ~!f.
fer .. U. 5. Oelep&e. lA\e't' he
made Identical charcea eplnat
Bulgaria -addln~t "fCJrCed la-
bor" to Ita mmes.
In quick aucces&lon. othft' <Ml-
tl'ftti'S I"'tte, demandine both be
admitled. Each waa fmm honor-
ed. pcace·lovtn', human riGhts
observtn' Member State~~ ot UN-
esco -the USSit. CuclloaloYa-
kla. Poland and Yugoelavla. Pree--
ent to vote w~ the Byelon.-
illn SSR and the Ukrainian SSR.
Hun~ry was the~. but at.ent
at th:H session.
The 1954 GeMr&l Conrermce
voted to "po~~tpol'M'" furtheT con-
s1de:1ltion until 1956. When the
1936 Conte~ opened. Lo-and-
behold, who arrived ln fuU poe·
~n~lon ol UNesco membu'lhJp
but Rumania and Bulpria!
The UN had 1nnted these vic-
Ious vtolaton oC "h~..~tnan ri&hta"
UN membership ln l9S$, whJeh
act presumedly "reformed"
them 10 that Uwy could rulfU
UNesco'• prime demand. expr-...
ed on the floor In 1954:
"Ia prilldftle. we •-* ...
aume that tate very fad ol a
Stat.o lulot'ltlllc oa oar cloe.-la-._tes ~tarwo of all ....
prtndplea to wlllldt we ...,_
aertbe, aiiCI Ita tete.taea t.
model botll lt.o .._tic.., ...
rore~p PolleJ' .. u.e ,.._...
,._ roveraa.c .... Orpldsa-
U..."
Parents and pa trtou fllbt.lnc
the UN-UNesco Coli••.._
ApiMt Dllocl I I ....... r..laea-
.... wlU Clnd lood chew1n& c:ud ln
that quote &bout UNaoo m.a-
benhip bwolvtna an ''lntmtbt"
to model the Member'a clamestJc
and romcn policy upon "UN~·
oo" prtndplea 1
nu. moath our State Dept.
ts lmportlnc a who&e cte-~qaUon
of Rutn3.nlan conunle mew~
people to attend .. ~.. In
lour American eltks ot the ~
lllm. "Dare leo." Heedlni tM Ru~
manlan ftdl are loa non..
V-P ot the Bud)&Nft ,1m Stu-
dio and IM Pap•M G ... , eom-
m. .. film _,oonlat, ~ nf
18 aworda In lntematJonal eom·
peUUOtU."
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TAKING
STOCK
of ,YOUr C!\UNDt and
futuN lnvtM~DeDt
pftiii*ID. ia .....
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CORONA DEL MAR
OFFICE
2620 Eut C.O..t Hipway • ORiole 3-7005
Crowell. w•ec.Son £Co.
Members Paei6c: Cout Stock E.c:hanae
Eatabliahed in 1932
Loe Anrel• •'Corona del Mar • Covina • Laf\INI Beach
Loq s.eh • Pa.dena • Van Nu,-.
Readers Sail
to finsenada
The Newport q.aeh and
Cotoea del t.t.r liwariea will
proced by boob ID &san-
ada cNrlna Chit Mnmtr' •
reed iDa PIOIJMl, acoordln a
ID libfarilft Dolo*•• Sheely. ~•adint oae book will en-
able lhe re*r to eater Ne•
port tlwbor. two boob will
aet *• reader co Dana Point.
•ut 10 on undl landina in
Enaeoadl.
~ •• Lynn Moore, c:hild.reo' a
libraau, aaya Chat a lovina
cup will be a warded to each
.. sailor'• upon completion of
readin1 10 boob. Certifi-
cate a ol merit will be award-
ed Aua. ll at the readina
club party at the 3alboa li-
brary.
Thr P.M. Section of the
Ebell Club ia aponaorina
f\ia -.mual activity. There
will be a story hour ead1
Friday at 10:30 a.m. durin&
July and AuJUat at bolh li-
brariea. The Co10na del Mar
library story hours ue a
special function of the ~bell
••••••••••••••••••••••• Club, under the direction of Mrs . Roser Hamaford, P .M.
r--~~-----.-.-,-~-~--............. ~~~---, c:hainnm. She is auiated by
;1; Mmea. John Colby, John
JIAWAIIU IliON Scofield, Kenneth Hartman.
Alnerka'• Larj\eet S.ledlon Arthur Neeb and Ridlard
Rounda da Clock Hawallan FutUon Hilliard.
s-.&a .... -oaa... Rew•ntlsO~
L~~:::::.__..!!!.!!!!!!!!.J~!:...!!:~~.!!!!:!!!!!.. _ _J In Plat61 Tlt•ft C.a•
Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
LUMBER-BUILDING MA1'ERI.ALS
Uberty 1-1.1
CHIJRCHES
Jlvznoutlt ~ Glfrurr~
Glor01t11 he! ~
A CONTINUI NG CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Suacl., Won bip 10:00 A.M. at .. e Port Theatre
2905 But Coast Hilbway, at HeUotJope An .
Ota rc:b Sc:bool a t 10:00 A.M.-Naraety Care Pro.&ded
OFACE: 4lb Hellotlope Ave.-Phone 67~1323
Lutheran Church
Of the Maater
United Lutheran
Oturch tn Amerkle
3545 Eut eout wah~
Corona del Mer
PASTOR FRANK OUNN
Phone: OJUot. 3·5022
SU!fDA Y SCHEDULE
8 :00 A.M.-The Senic:e
9:30A.M.-1be Service
9:30 A.M.-sunday School
WELCOME
St. Jcmae.
EpUc:opal Church
3209 VIa 1Jdo
Newport Seem • OR 5·0210
The Rev. lohn H. Parke,
Rector
SUNDAY SDVICES
8:~Holy Communion
9: 15-Famlly Servic. and
Sunday Sc.-hool
11 :~Mornlnt Prayer and
Sermon
Nursery end small child
care provided
THURSDAY
10:30-Holy Communion
and Heallnt Servic.
f11iSTIAPTIST
CHURCH
2411 FAst Coast Hithway
Corona del Mar
Dr. Thomu l . Welch, Putor
Sunday, 11:00 a .m.: Morn·
1n1 Service.
Evenlnt Service, 7:30.
A contlal welcome Is ex-
tended lor all atea to a t·
tend Sunday School .. well
aa Sunday mornln& and
ewnlnt .ervlcee.
A mld·week eervlce Ia
held every Wedneeday a•
T:30 p.m.
Fint Baptiat Church
al eo.ta Meea
(l•t ••• ,.., .... ._..,
Santa Ana It MaanoUa 9tL
Dr. P. G. Neumann, pastor
SUNDAY SD.VJCES
1:45 a.m. Sunday Sdlool
Jl :00 a.m. Momlni Wonhll
•:oo p.m. Tlalntnc ~1\ioM
T:~ ......... --.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Ft-anklln 0 . Bixler, lr.
Mlnlater Ll 8·4T78
Parsonaae Ll 8·5294
SUNDAY
9:.S .............. Bible Sc.-hool
10:40 .. .. .. Church Servlc.
5:30 ............ Yount hoplea'
Meetlnr
6:30 .......... Vesper Servlc.
WEDNESDAY
9:30a.m. ... Women's Bible
Study
7:00p.m. .. Prayer MeetJnt
1:00 p.m. ..... Choir Practlc.
Nurwry and Child Care
Provided
First Chrt.ttan Church
796 VIctoria at Pla"Centla
Co«a Mesa
CORONA DEL MAR
COMMUNITY
CHURCH co•aaaaaTIO•AL
611 Heliotrope Avenue
Corona del Mar, Calif.
MORNING WORSHJP
9:30 and 11 A.M.
Church Sc.'hool claSSH
9:30a.m.
Nursery for both hours.
Edwin C. Gomke
Minister
Prank Klock, 242 Driftwood
Rd .. Shore Cliffs, is offerina
a reward of 1100 for infor-
mation leadina to the aneat
and conviction in the f\eft
of 2 loaded automatic pistols
and a revolver from his
borne.
The revolver, a S . .t W .. 38
Otier a Special. had been
f\e ruoperty of Mu. Klock' I
fatler, Sheriff Jeff llryan.
The piatoh were a .380 cal·
ibre Remil\1 ton a1 tom a tic
and a .2S calibre rlrownin&
llaby automatic.
Rec.twes c....tin l•
Stanley T. Lewis. son of
Mr. and Mra. Prank E. Lewi 1
Sr.. 511 Sipal Rd.. ClifT
Haven, was oommiuioned
aa an &ai1n in the U.S.
Nny at the 71at commence-
mcnt exercises al Stanford
Univeraity. He was au•aned
to lhe U.S.S. \1cK ean.
P atric ia G.ts Devr••
Patricia Ann McMichael ,
dalatuer of \1r. and \ira. D.
F. McMichael , 4621 Fairfield
Dr., Camoo Shore a, receaved
her bachelor of arta de,ree
at the fl9th annual commence-
ment PIOJI&m at Pomona
Colleae. She maJored an
Prencb.
Straltht .. A•• S"'d•t • Richard Komweibel, son of
Mt. and Mrs. Theodore Kom-
weibel of 236 Heliotrope
Ave .. CoiOl\a del Mar, earned
a perfect atrailht "A" aver·
aae at Hasunas Colleae in
Nebraska for fie second so-
metter.
Ghl for the lialls
\1r. and Mrs. Davad D. Hall,
2820 flayview Dr., Corona
del \1ar, are parents of a
da.aJhter bom Tuesday. June
19, in Hoa¥ Hoapatal.
Girl for the Glascock.
A dau--ter waa bom ~
day, June 17 . in Hoaa Hoa·
pital to Mr. and Mrs. Theile
'11ucock. 1918a~ W. Ocean
FL . Central Newport.
s ... 6er "-• c.,.,.
Mr. anJ Mrs. ~obert Carter,
JS06~ Marcus Ave., West
Newport. are pareata of a
son bOm Saturday', June 16.
in Hoa4 Hospital.
JIM'W,A~
WIZTU&•I
PA~TICIPANT S In a recent tennis tour-
nament at the Hotel del Coronado were
David Hill of Cotona del Mar, at right,
and his fri ends, Dr. and Mrs. Joe Scull
of Santa '3arbara. They entered the tour-
ney from the Montecito Country Club.
Following pennlu were issued
by the Newport Beach Building
Dept. during the ~t week:
CORONA DEL MAR
City of Newpon Beach, 2~5-
foot·long retaaning wall at the
Communny Youth Center on
Fifth Ave. , Sl , 600.
Mary McAllister, 2-unn., 2·
story dwelling. 1116 Breaken
Dr., $32, 000,
Menl Graha m, 2·story addl·
uon at 615 l /2 Poppy, $11, 200.
Kau·Kau Komer, ugn, 3916
E. Coast Hwy., $2H5.
CAM£0SHOR£S
H.uborConsuucuon Co., pool
at 4627 Gorham, SJ, uOO.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Frank Hubbard, fence, 471~
Dorchester, $1uO.
Maceo Corp., swimming pool
at 512 ltDckford, $2, 500.
l.RVlNE TERRACE
R. Schmidt, swlmmlllg pool,
500 Angelita, S2, soo.
RDMn TbomP'oa, housing for
pool equipment, beater and fU·
te r, 1810 Tabun.a, Sl8S.
Pleger, Nicbob and Sm.art.
l ·nocy, 1·unlt dwelling at 61 0
Malabar, $23,500, and2-stOr),
1-unll dwelling at 600 Mala·
b.ar, H7, 600.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS RObelt Nelsoo, swlmmlng pool
at 424 Holmwood, S2. 000.
BALBOA ISLAND
Pew De Rau, 2·umt, 2-story
dwellln&o 112 Apolt:na, $37-
200.
John Templetoa, wa ll, •t ::!14
Emerald, 1300.
AI Ac ker, addition, 3 Collins
Island, $1, 00\l.
C. R. Stelne. slidang door at
114 Emerald, $200.
T. R. Surublne. fence, at 120
Onyx. $88.
UPPER BAY AREA
V lCtor lgleJias, roof over pa •
tio, 1200 Pembroke, $150.
~ewporter ln.o, sign, Jambo-
ree Rd. &nd Hwy. 101, $1,300.
DHP lnc., fence, 16::!1 Anna,
$16~.
Charles Willh , swammmgpool
at 1907 Beryl, $'2, \>OU.
CLlfF HAVEN
P. GUlCh, p&ruuoa to form
new bath, 11!11 Kangs, 35 .. '·
~EWPORT SHORES
Newport Shores Co., o~dd room
at 223, 231, 3oti, 319 .1nd 331
IIGAL NOTICI
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
W.alnut. SSOO eac:b, fc. tDU1 of
$2, soo.
UOO ISLE
JOKpb Rolener Jr .• altc:ntiOfU
~~ 12~ Vi.a Venezia, Sl, 000.
NEWPORT
Wllham H~&ntoo, 2 porches
at 29!1 Ba )'$ide Vtluge. S200.
M. J. May, 3 ~igps at Z61c:.
!llewpon Blvd., $14S.
Gerald To"'n5end, 2-Sr••t. 2-
story dwelhng. 11 4 4-lrd St..
$34, 100.
JeAn Cole, &ddltlOO, at 131
~th St. , S6, orN.
W.ln)a WlllUms, Sign, 1t)IIJ
W. Coast Hw)., $47~.
Walli.lm Pettis, ugn, at ::!000
W. Coast Hw)., Sl66.
Greene Greenewald Jr., de-
molt>h dwe lling at 1d..r.! Ch.an-
nel, So75.
H. D. An hur, fence .nd g1tes
at 4'710 ~crtune, !Z l(l
Julian Ballo:), fence. 114 34th
St., !8~.
RDben Walker, cu pon And
cabana, 73 Bayude Vtl~ge,
:!5,:: •u.
\c"pon Channel Inn, ~•gn ;at
o l1 ..... c,~H H" )•, $:>13.
Son for t+te Y ardl•y' •
Mr. and \1rs. Robert Palmer
Yardley, 473 E. 20th St ..
Costa \1esa. announce thear
first bom. Walliam "artham
Yardley. who arra ved •Vednes-
day, June 20. at Hoa1 llos-
pt tal. The latlle on e ts th e
granJson of \1rs. ';cor~e II.
Yardley Jr .. member of the
qalboa q ay Club starr.
Ori II Sq. ad Hotta recf
NECK·DKP IN TREATMENT
For many years, neuralaaa vactuns had to endure
such trutments u USif\1 '**s of hot sand There·,'
a world o( difference 10 tO<by's rcmedjes Thanks to
medic:al acience, they're reliable. But don t u~ Offll
medications indilcriminately Your phylOICt<an should
be your pUde ... he's the only person qu..ltfied to
decade when you need medications. Let htm do the
diqnouoa and presmbiDJ. We'll be ilad to hll ht)
prcs:npUom for you.
Cllrlstensen Plwa macy
~ K. CIQM'I' IIWT. COIIOifA DD. IIAI
Olllou J.aw
NOW
open Saturday
for Lunch
11:30 a .... IUttiJ 8 p ....
A L A CAR TE LU N CH EON
AN D MENU
S,..6t 1 -S..t.od -S.le .. s -S.dwldt.s
WU. RAQAN-S HOMEMADE PIES AND DESSeaTS
O.'t ....., ...,., l•da .. .,
PUJtatASE A MEAL CERnPICA 1E tlO .• & tU.OO
RAGAN'S RESTAURANT
l SU E. COAST mrY.
Jll US N• PIICU OM
_,C & Uf"MOLSTf.n' Cl.lAMtMG
V ILET CUAIEIS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board or Education of
the Newport Boac:h flementary School Diatrict, of Oranse
County, Califomia will receive sealed bad a up ID and in·
cludina 2:00 P.M. on Che 6th day of July. 1962, at the office
of said adlool diatric:t, at which time said bids will be
openeJ and read for repairing and re sealing o f asphaltic play·
grounJ pavin& at two scLool sites 1n accordance w1th an·
atructions , conditions, and specafi cataons no~ on file in the
offi ce of said school district. located at 2000 Claff'" f>rive,
Ne.wport ~each. :alifomia. Cadet Pfc James G. Cald-Juat CclU 08 5-0310. w
Price, fitneu and quality beiaa equal, preference v.ill be
aiven to the PrOducts of the State of California.
well, son of 'lr. and ~~~. J .
H aJO ld Cal dwell. 223 Eve-···D·rap-·LD·a·t .3.l3·7·£···C·O·A-ST_Bl_W·A·T·w·C·0·8·0·Jf·A-D·E'L-MAII __ • nans Canyon Rd.. Shore
A deposit of S~ of the IDtal bid by c ertified check o r bid
bond or cashiers chec:k is required \IIIith each bid: ~ labor
and maaoriala boed, and 100" pcrfotmtnce bond required of
contractor selected.
Claffs. was a member of the .----------------------•
Eac:h bid shall bo made out on a fonn ID be obtained at the
office of the di stnct .
Pursumt to the labor code of the State o f C ahfomaa. South-
squad that re ceaved the best
dn II ed squad awa.rd at ltae
annual revtew of the Derart·
mcnt of \1a latary Sctences of
Pomona Coli e,e and Clare-
mon t \ten's ColleAe
em California ~uildin& and Con s truction Trades Counc1ls, .. --~------·
J uildina and Trades Councils o f Oranae County. the l &ld Profess·lonal Joard or Education hu ascertained the aeneral prevallana
rate of per cbem waaes for each craft or type or ~ortman
needed 1D uecute d1e contrac t whtc:h will be awarded lhe o• t
succeurut bidder. and d•eae preva1lin1 rates arc cont.aaned I rec ory
in uid apecific:ations adopted by the lo an!, and are as
follows:
CLASS PICA TION S:
APPRENlJ CES: May be employed an confonn1ty wttb Sec-
tion 1717 .S of the Cahfomia Labor Code.
HOU RLY RATE
I>raver of dump trucks leu dun 4 yd ....................... s3.575
Driver of dump t.N cks 4 yd. but less ttun 8 yd........ .3.605
Driver of dump trucks 8 yd. to 11 yd ....................... 3.655
Laborer. Gen~ ra L.................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . 3 .26
Mccftanical ~sphalt Spreader Operator ...................... 4.31
ttoller Operator................................................ . 4.12
Sc:reed Operator ...................................................... 12
Asphalt lrooer and 'tacker ...................................... 3. 47
\aphah Shoveler.......................................... . . 3. 36
Dozer Operator ................................................ 4.41
All forern en w1ll \)e pa1d not less than s.~5 rer hour tflore
than the classafication ~ilic:h IJ&ey SU!'ervasc
Any clauific.ation omitted hereia, nol lou ltaan t J.lS per
boor. O•ertime, minimum of one and ooo half umea lhe fore-
Fins rates. Slmday and holiday rates, double tbc above
rate a.
It ahall be m•datory upon the Contractor to whom a OOft-
trlc:t ia a•&rded &ftd upoo all tubcontracton oadcr him. to
.,_, not lea a fl• aaid pn.ral pre•aili• 1 ntea or per diem
.. ,., ~ all WOftmat ..,toyed in lhe neculiOift of &be
GOatrac:t.
1\• Ower NMrftl tbe priYilt_. or r.jec:daa .ay •d all
bida or to wain •Y irrelllllribaa or inforrnalitiu ia M )'
bid or la •• bidcle1-
H~n-, 0. Pea .. , C1..t or ae Board
Newport &.act. £1..__, S.Oia
Newport a--. c.ti._.•
I~SURA~CE ...
FOR ALL OF
YOUR lNSURA.,..CE NEEDS
Sadle1r Insurance Co
John E. Sadletr
3333 E. Cout Hwy.
Corona del Mar OR 3·3850
FUNERAL DlREC"tURS
IALTZ
MOR1UUY
1741 SUP£Rt01 AVE.
COSTA MESA
Midway b-~424
lSlO E. COAST HIWAY
COIIOMA DB. MAl
ORiote 3·~•so
Sirtn 1•42
Friendly Ntipbolitood
Srrvlce
BElL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
LII·3Ul. ._.,. c-. N-
Paint a Bnghl Future
for Yourself witlz a ...
BE II ER HOME LOAN
t.:elcbrat.ina Jay• are here
a,ain ..• joyous and jubilant
• • • ~o•h ain't beina here and
an Atnerican the Jreatest ...
Love thi 1 -wonderful land of
oura, ratt.ic:ularly here in the
liule sou•a wut comer play-
in, kneesics with abc blue
pacific ... This July -'· 1962,
abc sluft has overahadowcd
the muu muu and there is a
dis&iftc:t drop in the appear-
lace of zink ollide with so
mlny efficient lamina lotions
on the marteL .. The turkey,
afore yean which has been
eaten mainly for the lloliday
Seaacn, has come to his own
and shine a appet.i zinaJy on
In)' C!OWd aatberinJ feaatinJ
day all year lona ••. Unc a
barbecued turkey this oomina
Fourda, whole on the spit, in
balvoa, or cut up in aervina
pieces, chi cken fuhion •••
Let it be a Mizpah fresh jun-
ior turkey ... tender and youna,
all the taa ti cr wi th the exotic
charcoal smoke flavor run-
nina throuJh •.. Fresh Mizpah
turkeys are tried and tNe ..•
year after year ... to be the
finest to be found anywhere.
And all are JU&I&nteed. If
you are in any way not sati a-
fie d. we want to know about
iL Such a nice small price,
.,o, •.. 49 cents a pound. ..
beuer buy a couple because
they make for conversation
eatin a. -.,y day any time. n .... co? ••• It .......
Howolloft? L ...... , Lv ..
Sene ltas •• ritltt , • ....,
... , beet ... O.I"o"? L---..., ..-... a ...... s..c ....... ........... ... .... ,... . ..
.... , Petto c..M1 .. 1 Berko
.,. M•ce Is the •ly otto
... thot will ftOt ~"' •hllo
c.el&l"t· .. Y.., COft hove l.or-
lae.,-4 tlolriloy o lea Chrh Oftcl
flltta ., S...lroy J .. who •• ,,
.. l .. t ...... , ..4 ....... ,
111•4. ... , ......... vittles." w .. dy' a :S.r'*tu• S..co It
......... 1 ..... hi' ..... .,
'" l•t a..ch ... y.., C4NI
hno tlolriloy tho woy K ... tta
lorry Fe,.. .... 4 4o It wltlt
•• , ~~ IOOCO ... Or .. lro
,...r ..,.. •lth 1..... juice
Mil ~ttor ••. pt .. ..,,.. juico
-d .. , ... s... , ... ,. lih
tD fill o dtooppor with Ofty
whi to • wino oftcl shoot tho
Aovor right under tho akin ...
Or just plain old l.ora..-wo
tho tvrlloy all by itself. Bo-
llovo "'O, you'll find plenty
of exciting trvo floYOr tingod
with chorcool COffting fro"'
those tondor upper joints ...
Now there is a d1fference
between a barbeque sauce
and a marinade. Or I should
say some rn an nade s are
·nerel y navor enhancers.
whale others are a ctu all y
ten den zers ... 'vir. and \1rs. T.
makes two ... The uarbeque
sauce ~o~oouh.l ue wonderful on
your turk ey. ~o~ohicl. or course
does not need a tenden zer ...
aut die '1au naJe Sauce IS
actually a tenc.lcnzer an d
Joes wonderful things wi lh
lesa ten.Jer cuts of neat hke
chuck steaks ~d roast5
whl!n you want 10 barbeque
daen ... ';e cms to have no
paru cular an~red1en t U1at
over(lOwen th e superb l>ee f
n avor. You know a 7 hone
ro ast. Oavor-wue is a chewy
sister to the prune ri l> and
w11en a ,ood tenderizer is
added uarbeques elegantly ...
\',hot would o Fourth of July
be without AI' • fa"'OUI COtft
Oft tf.o cob. .. dewy ontl fNah
picll~ Hell ,.o,.lng ... Roost-
ini "'' with • podigNo .. .
they c .. o ,... • IMtt 11 .. .
of to..-'•'· '"'"t MNMert •II .. ell yoor' • fresll .. ..,
c..,. trioe te Mtde tt.o ... .,.
riM ......... tt. ... flove,.wilo
... \1 ..... Mr~ It oiOttt
... .. -.troy. o..l, •••
2S .t..-. If ,_ .. ,. It tr.. ..... , ... w.,,, hvalr. Mit
•4 a...11 ••• •1 of tlto ell
,.,. ................ c •• ••4
wMp Ia of.,.._ 6.11 lhat ...
AI. me ... can't wa1L .• Al
alw8)'a haa plenty of ic:y c:old
whole watermelons in the re-
fri leneora in beCllt ••• Please
aat ••• it yo... want your com
wid\ the hoalta on, please
uk •. .If you can't seem to fi•cl juat .whac you want the
wa, yo. w•t it. plea•• aall,
MC .. It 6ar'1 whet we pridt
Ollrtel••• ......... ". lhdt apeli al ,...... a.r?icea ., ...... •i• ..... " ... -· ..... ~ .. ""' .... ..... ... ~ .......... . ....... .,., ..
~0 FUND rJ~tV~: <Left to Ri ctlt> Geof..
frey ~iket, Newport '3each United Fund;
· qobert tAilum, ~obert '3ein and Michael
Lawler, all of the Newport Harbor Junior
'ltamber of Commerce, plan for a joint
effort during the United Fund's fall fund
raising Calllpai~. Mr. Lawlet, Jaycee
president. heads the committee which
will assist In the Fund drive.
IN I'JU ST ~ ~L ~OU C4. TION-Mike Haines,
left, finishes up his work on his elec-
troni c switch which is used on an os-
cilloscope, that he will enter i n the Jun-
ior I'Jepartment of the July 10 to 1'>
Orange Coonty Fair, as Mike ~ppleman
checks on rules and entry requirements
for the competi tion. They art sophomores
at N ew:>e>rt Harbor High School.
Routing Views Attacked
'"""' ll"\ 1,.. flt,r1 la~l 1n
fiJ•-Idtl:t. ~Ofil.l"tlt:, • nf 1 ~ ln'ln"
f 'J) r-f•JtM ·I 'lll'm..,h n( ..-..m
00110 OUR WAY?
3'75 F-17Ul St.. Coota .....
Pboae: Uborty 1-nz:J
Ill 5·05~ E..._ A SaL
PAn•· """"'I .. "· ~ • ,,.,..".,"""!: flfhcul In 1,... t n pol1r•· nn lt-.
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thf' flu nttl' 1 ·,.1n1" ,.,..,,,.""
In a ..,.Ira<# '" f'lntn::,. t'nunh·
nf"" I"M'd1a II\·· 11nprl'dK1ahl,.
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rt~mmuml •
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thrflt••h l"nmna <1,.1 \br •hnuld
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ll to ~ 1 n a pt'lllt ,.., 1 t. neh.-r
<tt1" nl t JmM ••1;:hlanl1• "hfof'f'
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~"lnf'rl 11\al 1;"" """" r·n tud
hrtll."n fatth ".th rhr l)f'(lpl" nf
lhr rnrnmun111 "htrtl wnulrl hi'
hur1 .,., •111 h ~ 1 nullr.c nn 1t-.
ln\l """ nf 11\00 1'1rtnr~11' l 'nr
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NEW! UNIQUE!
C o ntinuu u s Sho w It D~c in1 8 :30 to Z·OO AM
~ ... ~
THE SHOWCASE
CORDIALLY
EXTENDS AN INvrrATION
10 YOO TO A'J'TI:ND THE
Pftf.SS rg, or TKt CAL.4 NC Of'
ORANGr. OOONn£5 FIRST
J .S.,.P. THtAT'Rt -RDTAURANT
""ISI'W'I ':url tn• fn tn• t ,. • .a'
J)n)pO"Jn; that 1 hr '' ....,. '" h.
""""""' nu Jh.. , '" <tt1" "' lhoo htiJ< In ,...l,.rl I Jvoor ,_.,. Ia ....
'"' ... lfl•h .... ""' H,. prnpt~u><i Ill•• 111-lr-.a•
,...,.,. h. r"'•"oti "' 11\oo tar _.
tof til-tAr:wlll ""' \tar •I...,._
rtJUtr an.11 In 1rwo r r ,. • 1 II ,. "' 1
f"hart~ Thom~" •a•ff ""'lift ham·
~ ron•tnx-Hnn nf tho> pm~
Nf"'lli'! !;hnppt.1: 1 l'f!ll'r M lr·
va~ propf'rtv a , M~t \nhur Rlvlf
llnti Co1~ Hw•
II' h2ht nf \lr' RIJII C III II'
mt'nt. :-.let'Oil I'Xflrl'<ct'd rlrh::ht ·
1 hat thf>r,. ,. J " "'"'" h()fW' nl
'''trtLng thl' das:gt r·llk,. thru.\t ·
nl the rr~,. .:~v a1mM .quarth•
~~ Ll~a B.>artl'• lmJI"I I~nl
rn3•t at o14'\ l'lnpmtrt
Hf' •.url 11 .. •' ro( th,. ul mtt«l
IIT'portanrr tl'lat ~'f'IIVIII rnmmu·
rrtllf'l' a • r ar a • J)nlll'thl,. mam·
h ln a 01)1111 lmnl nl nppoc111nn In
an• lr~•· "'"I" llul wnult1
rt~lf'M' """" n( 111'\ ,.a"P"'!""I
and p'-n•un:;:
H,. cfl(l ,_. riP· 1\ -1 V ,.a I cal
hl;~rt•f'lfl · ,,..,,., \lr• Rurt • 1)111'1
1fr. ~rat .-.m,.nt u• h-r ,_,. '
ptlllllac~
\h pnstllnn 111 1 1\1~ matt""' ••
lh1~ I '"" ~--AIW In I"" l"n
tlldt' 1du.ll• nr l;;r· ,tlf'IC 111"1 a l)tll·
lC\ ·malnn;: nr '"~naarml'nt I"' PI
"hn ~\: 1" .mrrs;ard thl' ~~
mt,.,.~,. nf ~~~ ·II" Jrvuw ~lock·
holder< anti 1t1r n rans:,. t:.nunty
f'Ommunm~
·TM P""f"'l and futurf' wrl·
lart of tM stod;holdltr• and the
r.omm.ntin affected b!r rompeny
poll~ ~~ t.~rtd·U..-nd. end
IM )I \hill alwJ''' "'"' my un· htlim: qJpptll1 • · • hi' NIM'Iudfod
VLJit.U. ~at
Cali Cornia, Penn ayl~ia,
i• •e dcuiaadon of Mn.Jack Tr .. en ..ct ._ .. .., •• Talll
•d J .tee ot CotaBa d•l M•.
~CCOftiP•Y•a ~"" it Mn.
De• Dee Olurda lor •e tum-
mer Ylcatioa'monllu.
HehM, '"O..Hist Mr. •d Mn. 8iy•t 0\na·
an .. ot Slllaore Ctilfl will
.. •• eoon (10m a ••~lim mp tD S. Pr•cieoo, S.atdt
•ct Loa Vepa.
CIO•Y-
O...IH.W.·oaNIIt ....... -.,
BudQet Okayed
NIWPOitT UAOe-eo.tl·
.... afowlttl ..............
" ""' niT• ,...... .,.Uec lllaacltlf't ....... , '"""" andtMII ·~ • ftMI ncwe of M.ns •• Dl.
Abnut t-..thi,. ttl thf budaet
wn ~U'd rnr ~pel ,.,.P'o,.
"''•"~ wtUI afteltllw s ""' N'nt nf an.. ancal f'lnrtaritfld fnr water
det\lrtm.-nt "'~nu~.
On .July t thP muncll will hall·
dlf' It'll raf)tlll outlay budlrt .
roun<'tliMfl voted. ...... T...._
In t~r lanai bud•fl-tn.mmtn.tt
actin~~ toUftc:iiJ~M~~. led by DH
Coolr. and Dnn Elder. Nt nut 1
propoud IW'W Pft'IIIIIMl cltpa rt ·
ment •lana with a ""' thiff ror
the lcenc'V. Oft Coc*. I 1'80tioft.
It wall "at deaded tn do away
wtt h lhP currel'lt pollitillll ol Ptf.
IOCIMI intern •• n1 J 111. I. 4
rleriral ""~~~~ ~ be hll"fd to
d~t lhP wort,
A mtiVf' ,., l'lli!UNif' I IAJIM
'"lrff't ~ fa iled alt~h May·
~tr Chi rlt!! F.. Ha rt •aid hi' wnuld
hold nntn th.-riaht II\ rbH'k hid~
d~l" nn tht mart11~ •hfofl rt
romt~~ ur ,,, purrhl~
Hiril\l nf a lralftr l'nflnHr "••
aiM Mlt<'f""~fuUy blocltf!d ~· '"""
rilmen •hn malntalnefl '"'' • r tvil .-n.;nef'f' rould flnublf' up nn
I r1 tfi r pmbil',. \ if IW't"1'IUII ~·,
flthf'1' lff'mll IW\ lh.-roonMJ'c
ac.-nrla 1nriUIW.
I f."•ltn1! a Pfnl""l I "''lhnl"l'l
wut~ thf' Cnunt~· RMrrl nf So~r
•·•~nrc nrt ltlr pr~,..f rtu,.,p1ns: n#
~-·a .. l'ffltwl"l lnl" ltlr s~nll •a<~
rr~k "' ah. J.,.,.ur,. W<~rltl ll-·
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Ttlr r"""'"""" rnnt"'l'i-.1 t~t
1 liP dumptn£ .-"Utoi lr~•rt 1" I hi'
r""'1m1uhnn nl t:~ ~-pnrf
81~ 11'1ln whlrll 11\,. r1 ,...k OII'W''
In altltll..nn. IIIP nnr prrmt'"-
WftUid l'lt\r lhf' WI\' (.,-nf I!Pr ~if'.
''~""'' lft u.•r 11\f' UDrW"' ~' ft~r rrlu"W" thP rt~lullnn .Jtatrd
% \'nfrd tft •aru rftufla\• cur-·
Vl..nt<~ thai tt. nry·, U.Cf' pl'rJftll nn
tt. I'OIInh • _.!Wd f!nf't.. lanth
~ICH~~O t;OOt;4.N will r>lay
the title role in "11ood,
Sweat & Stan I ey Poole," to
be presented July 3 through
8 at the Laguna '3each Sum-
mtf Th eatre. He stars on the
TV series, "The Californ-
ians" and "The Clear Hori-
zon ."
...... w up fer rftftratiolt at
tM d tJ"s ..... ttiMIMIIUM
.... ttl J~y ..
At tW ll"'f IIW ll'f'e ••~ flby.
ed ror UM llll I Ncb-nw ...
vetOfiiiH'M with M'J IPf'M¥•1.
P\afttl ror tiW ~*' r ell
tllro&aP """' r...,. c.,..,. Mtcllfta I mullf1 ...... 111'1 I~
propaty ..... -bl~ lo ~,
N~tulrffMIIl el ·~ '""'· Builcl«r Dlvld HlrlfJVI' hI"
now l\llf81 I'd I'Oftlt rurt II' I • m ·
taurant. lnw IOirtmf'ftl ..trvrtan
1nd Mil I"OOritWII 11ft l II ,
fli'OIIft'tY.
u .... aa.k .. a., •' c.......,.._,oe ..
Edn Ltalln BlaktaliJ,
430 Bt.-i• An., <»-•
del Mar, died Moeclay ia Hoa1
Hospital at t.e a,. ot 14.
Ho wu a eadn ot lo••
•d bad be• ueoci aa.d lltro
witb kil 10D io rtal tala ..
iDvehmeta for tit paat 20
yo an.
S.m~ra inchado bia wife,
Aane; a 101a, Lotter of La-
aun• Boada; a d•-tor, Mn.
Jobn Mattaoo of Harbor View
Hilt.; 4 pedc:bildr• •d
1 pea .. ar•ddaalht.ar.
Semc:ea were held yoalet-
day at Balta Corooa del Mar
Chapel •d int.a~ment waa ie
Pacific View Memorial Park.
flrat AtMCON C.tltt
A.4 o ..... laM-4
Honora for the 6rat albacore
of the aeaiOft ao to forest
Smith m of Lido. hie, USC
•"dent who c:.ame in wi• the
catch Sa~day aboud tie
Roqrieo.
There's ~nticn whether
tie Balboa ADaliDj Club will
&i.,. official a•c:1ioe 10 the
catch, bcc:aose youna Smi tb
bad eo rt•ina liceaae, •d
be waa cited for lack of
aamt by 1t.ate filh •d pme
official CJob Deeter.
A Lavish ChoiceJ
..... ·is .__clllly Ul•s,.,•J til ''TII8
CARP 8T GALLI! RY." ••~ n• lt~rtut
ulultlorl of •• worll s IN••• *•1•"'1 fd-
rics Is t~t~lllllflil• 1o yott ••• PLUS usw•ce
of tpofusioatll e~~slo• MOOr4. Ld as dow
yo• IIUIIft011s c..,.,.,, .... (110111 .,.c~.u1
lftu~ ... C-•1 •• UM•I JOt' •II• )'O•r J•· c..-, trow .....
t I t Carpet Gallery
IIAWAIIAif aotl
A.mertc.'a ~ SeledJon
Rounda da Clock Hawaiian rutlton o.-a-. & a.-.-oaa..-.
-IIAmll& AYL UUOA JILAifD
*CROWN HARDWARE*
YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD PHARMACY
WESTCUFF
PHARMACY
COSMEliCS
TOILETRIES
Supplies f.r.
Dioktica ... ,..,
First Al4
Stell Roo•
aa •• Chip s ..... ,.
3143 WestciiH Dr.-at 17th St. and lrYine Ave
Will Be Closed
EPENDENCE DAY
A $2.00 valoe
$1.00
July 4th
Newport Beach
nME TO CHKK UP . , ..
PRINTING NEEDS
lilT ............ , .. ,__
liE -111M -1.111'--ILL U'' .,
0 BUSINESS CARDS 0 WEDD~l-4G INVITATIONS
0 LETrERHEADS 0 RECEPTION CARDS
0 ENVEl.OP&S 0 ANNOUNCEMENTS
0 STATEMENTS 0 WENUS
0 ORDER 8LAHIS 0 PAMPHLETS
0 CIRCULAR3 0 BOOnETS
0 POSTERS 0 WAGAZINES
WE lf)W OffER Off~T PRUfTJJIG SERVICE
•
FlRST DECK OFFlC~R aboard ttle U.S.S. Tulare Is
Ensign David Michael Powers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Maypole, 31 '3aysidt VIllage, Newport ~ech.
His ship will be leaving Coronado soon for ttle Orl·
ent. Ensign PoweB gr_,ated as an honor s&ldent
from Newport Harbor High School, attended Univer-
sity of MexiCXI at Mexico City for 3 years, transfer·
~ to Georgmwn University In Washlngt)n, D.C.,
where he gracklated from ttlt E<*nund J . Walsh School
of Foreign Strvlct. He recently completed special
training at ttle Officer Cancjdatt School In Newport.
Rhode Island.
PORT ....... s..w • ...a...
At ..... PI• Petf•~
--
SMALL WORLD DEPART-to look ap K .. l•• ud Doc
MeNT-We toot INn of •e Colem•. ron• Hei-'ll• rea-
Harbor AJea •• otb• day to icJ•aa, wbo han be• li~ina
au.oct "preaa'' day at ••.... ea ..... Mea.ico. (or
S. Oieto Zoo. I doa't • •• past few yeara. Tbe
U••• we'd ben ia •• Col••• retlmed 10 lhe
poancJs more •• aboat 20 ttat.a a coup&,• or weeki a,o
mitlaeea before we bampecl whea ''Doc:' bec.Mle ill, bot
iato aiOUft~lb .. ooJDer aeip ban aince reamted to Baja.
bora from Corona det Mar.
Louiu Meteer and Hal• • • •
Nowland. both fotmer ED-flO VINE DEPARTM!tiT-
tipitee, who now Nil tbe ll-yeu-old P11m Slattoe of
Stanloll ~. 41S BeaoaiaAn., Coloea del
. . Mar, pl•ted ••eel• 6om tbe
Whale we weJe look•DI fOJ iD&ide of b• Hallo•••
~-UII to !•eel to eo•• cate pamptio late last fall •d lo
tude •·••ze el.Mu, we •d behold abe baa now U
•a! Bod •d P.-c .. Mean, pomptina powilla oa the
.. tired C*Md capetera. ud 'rincl in front or their bouae.
Louiu •cl Joe HMDII&et. aU We aoucatcd a Holloween
or Newport Htiltttt. Mr ....... pany, but Mra. SGUDG dicm't
blet waa •doabledly daeek-flinlt chey would aeaJe any-
baa oa e.o .•• Zoo ~ey· body thit time or yeu. after watdliaa die 81 I ca of
Harbor Hi-School nadeau • • •
all year (he' a d:le priocipal Spealtina of Sao Oieao.
up chere.) Kennett and 3ubua Ewell
Comina ooc or cbe aeal and fteir mofler, Jo-.s, took
ahow, l apoued a Cotta Me11 time off to check the •imala
patch on a Cub Scout aittio& at the zoo, too, and Mra. E ll-
neu by. The c:ob told me bh wood Murphy of tbe Mill
whole den bad came down oa Mutfet Shop takea aenral
lhe train under tbe direction tripa a week down lbat way
o( (brave?) Pat Healy. _, viait her buablnd. wbo ia
While ia San Oiaao, lbe very ill at Sc:riw• Hoap1tal
H~mbleta and the M•ra triod in La Jolla.
LITTLE Fl Ll PI NO
GIRL "ADOPTED''
Mill Alice L. Smith, lOO
Haul Orin, Corona del Mar,
haa fin•eially "adopted"'
Marita C. &na.nlaJ, • 1-
yeiM)ld filipino prl, thtoalla
Poater Parenu' Pl•, lac.,
Hl Part Avenue Soulh, New
Yo.t Cicy. The Foater Pw-
CI\tl bne ptomiaed to coe-
tribute tlS a month toward
._ e chi let 1 aupport for at
leaatonc ye&J.
Potter Puents' Plan, wb.ic:b
haa rebabilitatocJ more cb•
MOW TMIU lUISDAY ,., .u.tt.
The Cotta Mua home of '76,000 children oo a peraonal
Mn. Doos McBride wu the baala ainee iu foundina in
recent n;teelin&. ~lace of the ttJ1, is oow belpina more
Dusty W•na• Aarhne Steward-fl-.s n.ooo yoUD&Itef'l ia
eu Ahamnae. Greece, Italy, Korea, France,
Plana were made for lhe Viet N1m, Hona K.ona and tbe
first charitable fund raiaina Pbilippioea. Over the put
nent of &be club in the foll'ft twenty-fotlr ye&JI, more th•
.. .... . ..... . ,,,
of an "Antiquo-White Elo-600,000 individuala mel
pliant Sale." poopa in Anlerica ban
Mra. Prank Arena or 1222 S. helped needy children OYer"
Huron Drive, Santa Ana, will seas lbroosh Poater Puenta'
be hosteu in her borne for a Plan.
potluck dinner meetioa to be Potter Puenu' Plan ia a
held July 13th for the club non-aectarian, oon-ptofit, noa-
and new me:"'~"· ptopapnda, independent. ao.,...
All u-aarllne . •!ewardea~. emmCI\t-apptoved relief or-re~ardleaa ~f . auhne affih· aaniution which ptovidea
abon, ue anva.ted to au~nd children who ue orphaned, MARITA BVMA.HLAG
1be potluck .d•n;er m~e:a dia~eaaed, ~r otherwiae made tically wom out and dte
and. may ob~n ~rther,.an. ~ deabtute, wtth the care. edu-motler is unable to buy new
mauon by callan, .. tra. \~alham cation, and moral aupport
Dou&tterly at KE 2-5124. 1J1ey need ooThea. ( .1 1. ... . · e ama y aves an u1e Manta lost her father a tbree upper story rooms of a
.. R..4 -. fi•t ec .. , ..
Bin a Ctoaby, Bob Hope,
tty L.naouJ, Jo• Collin
alao ••• .. .,.. t.a-. Shet
Li!Mrty Vel•c• ..
J obft W IIJllC
md J net Stewut
little mor~ ttan a year ( aao two-aiDry house. The entire ~hen .ho died of cancer 0 the area meuures lO'll 20'. They
tntcabne. He had ~en able have a kitchen bedroom and ~ p10Yi~e a dec.ent livina ~or "sala" (aenera'l livina room).
haa fam1ly wortan a u a Un· Rent c:oata S9.00 a mond1 and
amid1 but he ~ld not eam li&}tu, 70'. The molb cr often
enouab to acquue any .. .,... does ironin& to pay fo r dae
ina•· The ~eartbrolten ~ther rent and the landlady take•
waa left wttb se:"en ch~tdren pity on tltem and often lets
_, tuppon-powana c:btldJ.en them pay muclt less chan the
whoa~ e1~naes were an-reaular rent. \\hen dte plip t
ctea•ns. daaly and ne~ded 10 o( d1e fama\y c:•ne _, the
be kept. an school. \ta~ta has attention of PLA~. aid wu
three sa sters, Cannell~· 1 S. immediately utended to Mar·
Joaefina. 13, and Mana S. ita throua}l the ~enetosity
and three brothers. \4i landro. of a fonner Foater Parent •bo
11, ~.tano. 9, and ~ariano Jr .. c:an no lon&er aponaor her .
3. Your timely "adoptiort" as-
Mra. Bwnanlaa works early surea continuance of all
and late aellina native PLAN benefiu still 10 vit-
snacka and earns from JOC to ally needed.
66C a day. Milandro and \1ar-~1arita would like _, teach
DELMAR FAIR
to alao JO out in_, the school and often plays at
atteeta to sell "\uanpia". a bein& the teacher. She tends
Oainue rec:eipe. They earn _, be qui te shy with sUanJeU
about lOC tiO l5C I day. The but is friendly and well laked
meape incomea cannot pou-at school and very helpful at
ibly ptovide ror even dle bas-hom e. PLAN aid will provide
ic nece11ities of cJae f~mily . her with a cash srant of SI.OO
Only three of the children a month , parcels or food and
are atill in school. The c:lothina and medical care or
childnm•a clothea are prac-any specaal nature. It wi ll
STARTS prRIDAV
* TWO BIG SHOWS EACH DAY *
JUNE 29 ttwu JULY 1-The ANDY GRtmTH SHOW atarriftc
ANDY GfttfFITH .nth MAJIK WILSON and tM M-aic laM
of Alllbzllft, tM MOOONAII[S, and JOHNNY MATSOfle.
............ $1.00
JULY 2 tMa JULY 5-EQUESTRIANA FREE SHOW! See
the nation's top Jum'*!C horses -archery on horse~k
-com.dy. Spect~euiJ Fourth-of.Juty A..-worksl
JULY 6 ttw JUlY I-TV'S POlt(A PARAO£ FREE SHOWJ
Sta"lnc Dick Sinclair Md the whole cant
aho assure her of betna able
to continue her achoolin&.
-.. .. r.t.t .. 4
Wahah Md Oretc:hCI\ Clute .
owners of the Waltab Clute
llhopa, l1a'fc moved from their
Palm SprinJI dwelhna _,
tleir horne in Balboa laland
for ~e summa au toe. Th cy
plu to atjoy yadttina in
••ir awift apeedbott •d
alto itl their brand ••• cat• .... ..;u., c:ntt.
JUDGES for 1 IMd~e desi9' contest .t Orange
Coast College are Sho.n here discussing one of ttle
entries for Itt ptOject to design a new main enttance
for Newport Dunes. The Judges are, hom left. ~b
qattholomew, president of the Los ~ngtl es chapter
of ttlt Association of Nurserymen Jnd owner of Ha·
Matte Nurseries in Tustin; Carl Staugaard of Corona
dtl Mar, pt.,ntt and desi~tr presentJy under con-
bact witt\ tt\t Dunes; Willis Cadwallader, OCC hortl·
culture instrucmr, and R~ Miller, resident lan~
scape ar chi teet at Disneyland. The Dunes offered
ptizts totaling $175.
.1 ~HIJR~HES .1
Balboa hl•d Cornnwoicy
Metaodiat Cburcb-The Re~.
Godfrey Otaeflin, in hi 1 faJo-
well aeunoa, will preach on
fle topic, ••The End. but the
BcP..ina. .. at the 9:30 and
11 a.m. tetTicn. The Rev.
OaYid Walker from Loa&
Beac:b will aaawne lhe pu-
_,ral dutiea aa of Jwy 8.
Lutaetan Owrc:b of the ~a..a.r, Coroaa del Mar-"lbe
Depina of Wiadom" it tbe
teii'DOII ~c: of cbe Rn.
Prank Owm for 1be 8 ud
9:30 a.m. Sunday aerncea.
SL J11mea' EpiaCC)9al Chur·
cb, Newport Beach-Holy
oonrnuioo will be at I and
U a.m. Sunday, flmil)· ser-
Yice •d momina prayer at
9:1S. The Rn. John Parke's
aenoa topic ia "Divine
Truthfulne11 ...
Ouiatian Science Olurch,
Newport Beac:h, Corona del
M&J •d Cotta Meaa-How the
<lariat. Truth, brina• freedcm
&om aic:tneu and un will be
blouF t oo t in thi 1 Sunday' 1
leuon termon on "Olrisban
Science."
Cotona del \4ar Conmuna ty
Olurc:b, Con~teaational, Uni·
ted Oturc:h of Orist-lnde-
peadence Sunday will be
celebrated with reception of
new members and holy com-
munaon. The Rev. Edwin
Gomke'a sermon topic for the
t:30 ud 11 a.m. Sunday ser-
Yicu will be "h J eaoa Rele·
-.ant for Our Time'" James
LEGAL HOTICE
CERTIFICATE OF auSINESS
Fictinoua Fian Name
ntE UNDERSI~ED does
hereby certify flat she as
coaductin& a oo smeiDIO&Y
buainus at 138 Poinsettia
Ave., Cotona del Mu, Calif..
under d1e ficttnous finn name
of Joda-Kaye. and that saad
firm 11 COtttposed of the fol-
lowtns perSOf\ whose name 1n
full and place or re sidence
are as follows, to-wit: \lara-
lyn L. \'.'alker. 2001 Irvine
~ve., Newport J each. Calif.
MTN~~ •ny hand thas 2nd
day of June. 1962 \larth'TI L.
\\aliter.
Si ATE OF C.'\LlFOPw'IIH
COUNTY OF O~A.'IIGE ss.
ON TillS 2nd day of June.
1962. before me, a Notary
Public in Md for said coun-
ty md a tate. resacins ilere-
an, duly COillJlUSSiat*d and
swom, personally appeared
\1arilyn L. V aliter. known
10 me _, b. lhe penon
-Mloae nane u subscribed
10 fie ~i1han tnstNmmt,
Md askno~ledaed _, me
i1at 1he e1ecuted 1be same.
Wll'N E.SS my hand Ill d offi c-
aal seal. 'iary ~. Haapa No-
t.a.ry Public an and for said
County Md State. \ty Com-
m•••oa expires Nov. 30.
l96l.
P\lbhah: June 7. 14, 21. U .
1962
In lhe Newport Harbor Ensip
TMIMIING Of
REMODELING?
Ol
....... All N ... ~ , ......... ...
CeU Mt T._•
HARtiS A. LEE
C.attwctt• C... ...... c ........ •••'-•,.,..
-0.... ..... >o
Olapm• will be peat aolo-
iu at both wonhip boura.
SL Michael and All Anaela
Epiacopal Minion, Co1011a
del Mu-"A Better Way" will
be -.e Re-.. Edward Allen' 1
aermoa topic fOJ the 10 a.m.
Sua day aem ce. 80Al1HG SAFe;TY
tAIIVAS
OlfOID
us
The Plymouth Coopep-
tiooal OluJc:b of Coroaa del
....,_The Re-.. Non• Btowa
of Cotta Mua will occupy
the pulpit (OJ &be IW1U'Der
moo-.a. Hia aeanon title for
tte 10 a.m. aerrice thia Son·
day i 1 "TbMk God for Anlen-
c;an Democracy ... Hia topic:
for the childnm' s meuaae tl
"The Prince'• Otoace."
LAST IORO
IH BOATitG
COMFO'fn Cnt\"HUI (omfort favorite! LooM
hnmr . do\Jhl~-d~p h"l cuah10n. NOW'-
thafi: 1-' Whtl~ or na,·y.
WTMO
UJIIO -----
Pint 8apti" Oturcb of Cor-
ona del Mar -Ot. Thoma•
'.Nelcb will preach on "The
fountainhead of Salvation"
at the 11 a.m. Sunday aer-
vic:e, md on "Chri1tian
8ond1 That Bind" at '7 :30
p.m.
Soft-drym$1:. hand~rafte~l elk·l&nntd
leathu St~l ahank It ftoata! Smohd
~\11. 01 .a\l·watel·t~ated brow11
The Uni ted Presbytcnan
Church or Corona del \1u.
meetina at St. James Panah
Sdtool, Marauente ~ve. M d
Fifth Ave.-The Rev. ~obert
Carley will preach on tbe
_,p1c, "In Whom \\e Lave
and \1ove" at tb e 9 a.m. Sun-
day service.
First Bapb 5I Church of
Costa \iesa-Or. P.G. !lieu·
mmn "'all preach on the topac
"Paad 1n Full." a1 tbe 11
a.m. Sunday serv1ce and on
"The Devil' s Ju•ce" a1 7
p.m. 3428 VIA LIDO • t-1EWPCJ: r ~:: '\(H
COAST SUPER MARKET
3347 E. COAST H'W A Y CORONA DEL MAR OR 3-3510
0JMD 9 to 6:30 Daily -Sunday 9 to 6
LIBBY 'S SUMKIST
TOMATO PUNCH Bfor spo
JUICE "'··· 25 c i·O'NA
ALCOA PIES 2 for 35( ALUMINUM J>R<JJ)( '(',-=· -FOIL 25ft. 25( SWEET
IRILLO -10 ttt • Sex
SOAP
PADS
CORN ... (
CANTALOUPE
10'• ... ,Q(
SwtfT•s ,RDIIUM "..OTEN" liEf FOR IEnER VALUE
KIY Q.UI
STEAKS ,.,.y Olt ... ..,E
POll WOMOitfUL •uvoa ~ taee•tss
-·CHUCK ROAST
fAIMSnLI 'LUM ROSE
SUCID
COC.ID SPARERIBS
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-Cbri~tian Sdemre
En1J1W
The Oripa •nd Puwer
of Tbon&fu in
Chrit~lian SC'it"n.-e
by
Al'l'h Beiley, C. S.
ol S. Franci..eo. California
......... tl diP ...... tl ~.oo ......... tl
-. ......... ~.""" rtr .. t.~ro-•"
(lww, ~ ... ~ ......... _......., ..
Tltla l.ctrJHoe ••• ti•• 1ft •• ......,v, .. Sc..._. ._.._
...,._ T ... 4ey ev ... lng,
J_. 216. 1962. w111 .. r th•
••pice• •f •• S.Ccwu• G•~• •f Clffht. Scl•tist,
M..,.rt l .. ch at c.,. ... t1-'
Mer.
Tbe lecturer opoke subataD-o
UaU1 a& toU<1Ws:
Several years aao a dlstio-
eullhed poet had as his ruest a practical friend. They were row-tna: OD a beautiful lake at sunset.
As their boat &Jided slowly over
tbe water the rracelul form of a
6sh aro1e and as aracefully dis-
appeared in the clear deptha of tbe lake. Ale the poet pondered,
b.ia practical friend remarked,
"How Jood it would be to have that ftsh ror dinner tonight!"
'Iboua:httully the poet replied,
"How wonderful to see lite re-
ftected from the depth• of the
water!'' Each saw bls own
thouahta. Our experiences are
not outside our own thinki~, but
rather they are the result of it.
What appears to be the faui\s of
otbe.n il otte.n ow-own false concept.
Cboolilnl Oar Thoqbt.
I well remember visitinr a
Christian Scit:'nce-practitioner. many yeara ago, and unburdening
to h.im the entire confusion of my
early life. A!ter listenin1 pa-
tlenUy he asked me what J
~ouJht had caused all this
trouble. One by one I gave hun
the reuons. I blamed everyth ing
and everybody but mJse\1. He
tlnally asked what I would think
If he told me that the pile of error in my back yard was the
result of my own wrone thlakina.
I did not then underltand what
he meant, and I went out o.f his
otrlce w ith a heavJ heart. How-
ever, we had more dilcuu.lonL
Eventually the Ulht dawned in
my COIUClOUSneaL Jt becilme evi-
dent that if my li'Qublea: wert:' the
objectiftcaticns of n1.1 own wronJJ:
th1nking. then right thinking
would bave been objectil\t:'d as harmony. I had discovered the
need to choose and think rig:htly.
I had started at the numerat1 on table of Ch nstian Scit:'nce. Eal'h
of us here is working at this nu-
m<"rallon tabll:' of nght thinking,
and 1n proportmn to the spiritual
truth in our thouo:ht woll the
Father open the way. Nothm~
can h inder this accompl1sh mt:'nt
for 1t lS based on sp1ntual law
We should. howevl:'r, mark well tha t S1mply sitting )xof(ore the
numt'ratLufl table of cnrn•ct
thinkmoc will no mort:' ~lll v(' the ~~·oblcm o f bemtt than w1ll ~\;mil ·
in>: IJcf.,rc the blad;bu;,.L•I ~··l •'c
the m:oUwmatLcal prubll:'m W••
<~·~· alw<~.'<'·' chut»•n~ the I:.~~~ .. r
• 1r lh11U!!hh E1ther Wf' o•h no "t'
Oot' ).l•~otl, !hot1.:hb nf G•1d , •liVIIO('
Mmtt. n•al th••UL:ht~. ur the su~·
,_.,,led ~·:1ds ,f SO·l;olled morta l
n md
T1 uly tilt' lim(' f1,r M"Lenllftt'
I nulo•r• h:o~ l'mnt• Ma rY Ba k<"r
t.rldy .lht Dl~l"'IV('tf'r ana F't•unUer
l•t Cli1 l~ll(ln St•Jcrwt·. ,tatc1 1n ht'r
tt xtJm .. k. 'Scocnt'f' and Health
wolll Kt')' t" th.-. St-rlplures" (p.
::!-t81 ··Wt· ;lrc all sculp\Qr~. Wt1Tk·
m~ at v;Jru,us form~. mt•ul d!n~
and l'ho5clml( th .. ught .. Further
nn ~hf' cnntinu('s. We rnu~1 form
pe riC'~:t muriel<> ITl thou~hl and
lr~.k at Uwm <·untinu:JIIy. ur we
hhllll nt'\'t'r ,.,...,.,.<' thtom nu t 111
;:;rllwi ;on{l nubl (' ilvt"s .. Thf.' ,,;;~.
tl:n: qf lll i•Ul.!hl . a ~ we ~h:11l ~uu·
~~ :er •1. ~hloul d nul bl.' confused
woth the IJ·~ilef that !hi:' carnal
m ond is able tn rallonalite itself
through its own nssumed power.
ChrUhan Sc1t'nce-does not arnvt'
at rational th inki ng in thos way.
It does not combme bo1h 1_1ro0d
and f'VII thinking a!l mind. It
separ11 tes good thmkm.: from ('VII
th1n k1n.1: a nd ~how~ the or11:1n ol
good thoughts to be the d1vme
Mmd or G od. It shows I:'VIl
lhlnkme to be suppos1t10n11l errc;~r
without m md or principle.
Thil Sc1ent'l:' det!s more than
teach retiona l human thinkmg.
Jt 1oes to lhfl bottom of mental
ac:Uoa. It destroys so-caliPd mor· tal mind, the basis of wrong
Ull'nking, and demonst rates one
M.lnd, God or good, as the-origin
of all real thouaht. Mn. Eddy'l
rey ... tlon of Mind 11 God and
b• .C:.ternent ol evil as lupposl-
tlanal balie:t demand explanation. W• ahaiJ C!'Onslder them both.
Gecl Drelled
'Ibe !dft of Deity baa chai· teared the thotaj:ht or mankind
tftrouc,hout all aces. Each age
hu toU&ht aomethinl outaide lt-
lltlf. wbk:h would complem.nt ltj;
MnM of ita own lnrdequ.ey.
WbM In tJ\f, mkl-ninetee.oU! c.-
t lUI')' llra. ltdd1's Innate 1pldtual
• ..,. IOtrllbt • utlafJina ~
'W' ,.,... 1A h c:hu.rC'h of ha-.,.... ...., 1M t.und rnUC'h 1M ..w ... __ _
...... U..t OOff wes -*111 I. all IJII"'W. HowtYH, ......,. ae-Ctl1e:M olevll u ,....,......._..,
p .. 1 t• and ....... ...,..
llliU ••••• ..... ...ald. Tb.i.
lhld.lcftd ..., ~illt:r of ...... une rnr•'nc about GocL 'ftoa
thtolot(iaM ..... ...u.r lncon-
allft~llt when ~ MmiUed OIDILI-p_,_lor.,.butaWI• otad
the .-.~:~~ea at tbtlt wbkb .-..
urtllb Ood. .......,., ..U aDd •t-
ter. L.i..lllrwW, lt wu ~ ~ b.bca ~'-ce ~
knoW~ cw iftt41Jip• e1 ..WS
atilt ~ '4ICIID tbt n.ut7, of
that wbitb,. \Idle 1llillb Ood,
WIS DMiaWfl,fent.
Wltb 11M revtiatklb of Chrf.a..
tlan Sckac:e, there c..mt to Mn..
Edd:r tbe nwliiUoD ol God u
undent.ndable and demoutrable
Bei~. Her ddolUoo of God given in the tutbook (Sc.Wnce
and Health, p , 415) 1a riated 1n
thl:'se -..orda. ~ ta i.ncorporeal,
divine, aupreme1. !-n1hUt.e Mind, Spirit, Soul. nmclple, Lite,
Truth, Love." Mn. Edci.T'a UJe
of seven tetma ln bar deftnltion
in no w~ indic:atel aeven Joda.
Thnr \erma are S7UOD.)'mOUJ; &Dd
mean one God, ooe Mind, in con~ tradi.stinctioo to tbe heathen be-
lief o1 maDJ' &odai (many mi.odt);
t.hl:'y mean one Spirit and deny
that there are rood and evll
spiriU; they alao mean one Soul
~nd a.re oppoeed to the belief that
there are aa many lOUis as there
are materi.al bodies. This teach-
Ina; ia pure monotheism In har-
mony wi\h the teadllnJ of both
the Old and the New Testamenta.
ThrouJh the cooaecnted, daily
conwmp&.tiDD of tbe.e seven
synonymous \erma, toaether with
their attribute. or qualities, the
Chrillil.ian Scienu.t dndt untold-
ina: within hil «Nlldouaneu a ~emonstnlble Wlderatandina of
God. lndeed, the attributa and
qua.Uties of theR qaonyms ex-
pandi.na in lndi~. tuat oonacious-
nea become a law of annib.iation
to every qua.Ut)' UDWre God and
are thUI the indivtdual's very
rcdempUon or aalvaUon. In pro-
portion as these terma are studied
and underst.ood ton5tiousness
w ill be spiritualized and human-
Ity will prove their rtdemptive
.,ower by healiAJ all daease and
discord.
As the Scientist prayerfully
contemplatel! t.be all-power, all·
presence, and all-science ot Spirit
hi:' be1iru to discern that matter,
Spirit's opposite, has no power,
no presence, no Intelligence-.
When he ponders Soul as all·
power, aU-presence, all-science,
he be&iru to undentand lhat
mat.erial wnse, Soul'a opposite,
has no power, no presence-, and
it is wholly unKie-ntlftc. As he
reverenUy considers thl:' omnipo.
tence, omnip~ce-. and omnis· <'lf'nce-of divine Truth, Life, and
l.ovl:' he be11tins to g1imp5e that
tbl:'ir opposites, error . death, and ~ell\shness have no power, no
presence, and no intelliaence.
a.. b ....
Statina: that Mind is God, Christian Sc:ience continul:'s logi-
cally and establishes that then! is
but one Mind. ll Is clearly seen,
then, that this Mind i5 your Mind,
is my Mind, is the Mind of every-
one. ll ls easy to see tholt all men
have one multiplication t.abll:'.
There is not a Chinese, a Russian,
or an African multiplication
t;:;b le. There 11 but o ne unive rsal
table of multiplication a\'ailable
to a ll , anywherl:', at any time. If
evl:'ryone in the universe wanted
to multiply a sen es of numbers
at th~ same time, the prmc1ple
wnuld be available to each
through right thmking. It is in
!his sense that all men have one
~;lond, On(' Prmc1ple.
However, there IJi a fa.l.e sen5e,
'"''hich cla ims that the-re ar-e as
many minds as thl:'re are people.
This idolatrous beHef of many
p<·rsonal minds is s uppositional
er:·or. Neverthell'ss. it must be
<.o'lnsidered in any d1scuuion of
Ole su bJect of our lecture_ In the
Holy Bible the Apostle Paul has
wrrlll'n (Rom . 8:6. 7), "For to bl:'
t:<Jrnally m mded is dea th; but to
be sp 1ntually m 1nded is life and
peace. Because the carnal m md
1~ l'nmity iiJ:ilmst God: fur it IS
n .. t subJect t<J the law of God,
nc1\h('r mrlee<1 ('lin be.'' Herf'
raul Sl)("aks of the carnal m ind
~·nJ stak' .. that 11 1s not of God
I I b f:ltrTHty a.:amst God M n~.
.Edd-" named th is su pl)Oiit1onal,
lflrnrll eN> thmkm11 mortal m111d
•·n ly that error m1ght be d('f'll(·
ll,d n l anrl dcstroy('d She t''l:·
l.)lllm.~ 11.5 mytholngJcal nature m
th~l' wurrts (Sclf'TlCe and Health,
p I I~): "The 5p1ntua.Uy unscirq-
''11(' d<'ll 111tinn of mind La ba.~
"II th~ ev1denee of the physical
"l''1lll'~. wh1ch makes mmds ma ny
Z~m1 ('ti lls •11h1d both human and
IIIVI!le.'' "Mortal mind 11 a
~olcdsm in languaae. omd Jn.
•·olv(.-s an 1mproper use of the
word 111h1d .'' Ch rlsll;;m Sc11:'nce
dt•monlltrates that ther(' is in
1cailty no mortal mind Mindleu
mortal mind, the m 1st that went
up from the ground. is supposi-
tiOnal error of bt-l ief. This is
exactly what it it, a ~upposition.
Webster'• dic tionary sa~·s that to
suppo~~e is "to beliC\'r without
&rounds.''
What then ia suppositional
thinkina? Suppositional thinkinr
is that which I~ believed, with-
out <rounds. to orl&inate in a cerebral ca~lt7 or brain and
wbkb leeS ita own etTOCM!OUI con-
eeptr as material thlnga. Thia
faiiM! thinklnl it baaed on the
belief that matter and an evil
mind unital to form e eorporul
unlve,_ and that th• unlvetM
11 lbe en-etlon of Ood. Real
thouahta orlrinate in divloe
Mind, Cod, and have power
throucb divine Sdmce to rnolve
lhtnu Into \houabta. Thk reaJm
of ffie r-.L • ~. corre-•pot~~~M to lftftnlte Iliad aad ita men.1f.-.tion (its \hou,aa\a or
Idea).' .... IDtUt IUIDd ...-d .,
the .... ., ~-.... aad ~ ........ Utou&h\a.,. hw-
IMD or dlvtne. We mulit tnt.-
.._ ... ,. ... ---~~~ w-hkh .. w'-"r ~ln..,. •PI"'i-.,.... --upon the
t.t.llnoQ ... IMI«Ial .._ .. ....,. ... IIW u ..... M..-Jd ....... 1M ....
,.., ................ of helL
,.. • .-.... ... 1 1 ..-til)
' ....... , ......... ...,.....'*'-............. 5'9_
'""""'· but --... ---.... _,_ Jt)'. Ink'"-....,... ......_ tbe mawrt.ar..,_ ~ w-. •-countemt hell. ~ to IU.borcllnate .,. ,.. ~.
and to J~ 004 ~to the :=...-..= ':.:=,::
-nllellioua, -... --a..ertl ..... haa ptUibed ft:t w.,. throu.lh the ,.., Tbe N'9ti&Uon
of Christian Science bleb moria.la
to awake and .. the true !mare
and llkenea of God nerywhere.
llatWial.--.......... -In the textbook of Chriatian
Sc:t.noe itl author write. (p. 15),
"Jrrlaterlal MDM doea not unfold
the tact.a of e'xiate:nce; but aplrlt-
ual leJde Utta human consC'iou.-
nea into etemal Truth." Whlll
then la tbJa Jptrltual eeblle which
littl bumaa conaclouaneu into
eternal Truth? Jrln. Edcb an-
I'WerJ th.b question (Ibid., p.
201), "Spiritual eenae is a con-
acinus, connant capacity to un-
dentand God." The meek and
receptive In heart who are wUI-
Ina to leave the I!JYpt of mate-
riality for the heaven o! Soul ftnd
thl1 caJ*itJ to undentand God.
innate in each one. Throu&h
spiritual seruoe ooe can disce-.m
lbe heart of divinity-the truth of
th.at which the material Jenses
mistak• for re.allt:r. It the mate-
rial wnsu are the pta of heU,
spiritual sense must be the portal
of heaven, harmony.
The noble Biblical C'har-acten
-Abraham, Moses, Elijah, John,
and Jesus--were all rtch17 en·
dowed with splritual sense and
their wordt and works are still
Jirtlna: manldnd'a ton~Ciousneu
Spiritward. JesUI wu endowed
with unlimited spiritual senae
and wa,s able to discern the spir-
Itual fact of that 'll'hich appeared
to the material senses as real.
While-the Pharisees, lookina to
the mate.rial senses for truth,
were asking when the kinadom
or God should come, J e11us, with
inna te spiritual sel18e, perceived
and declared the kinJdom at
hand and int.act.
One True CreaUoa
Mary Baker Eddy'• endowment
of spiritual sense exceeded that
of any indiv idual in this aJe. She
lxlldiy challl:'nged the teaching of
scholastiC' theoloiJ' conce.mina
God, man, Christ Jesus, heavl:'n,
ht:'il, 1ubstance. prayer, and Ill·
\'iltlon. She accepted the at'("ounl
of spiritual <"reation aiven in the
ftn l cha pter ot GenesiL She un-
derstood the second chapter ac-
count to be the record of creation
as mortal and material. She
reasoned logically step by IU'p
from the basis of th11 1p1ritual
account, and no nne has been able
to disprove • single premise ot
her teilch in&
l n the flrst chapter of Genl:'sis
creatiOn is C'omplete. but there is
no record ot the creation ot mate-
nal perw n, metter, or evil. It
was log •cal then for Mrs. Eddy
to rea50n that matter was never
created and is then!fore unreal.
Let us reason here and ask what is this pondl:'rous, palpable,
restrictive mau ol so-called mat-
ter whicb to senw testimony
claims to contain, to resist, to
oppose, and to limit us? We seem
to be enclosed Within it. Its ele·
ments of time and duration would
rob us of 'etem1ty; 1ts distances
and space would hold us from
mfln1ty. WLth keen sp1ntual per-
ceptiOn Mrs. Eddy Sllys that mat·
ter is simply another name for
mortal mind. But mortal mind i~
only a misapprehl:'n.&ion of diVL"•
Mmd. Matter and this m isappro:-
ht:'nslon bt-ina one, matter is a
m1sapprehenswn. It m1sappre·
he1uion is always iA~nOrllnce-, and
1.1:norance is darkness, a negation,
n(o ent1ty. no thmJ, no place, no
power . Matter has no being. II
IS of the natu~ of seeming. It
follows that, matter beina; an
li!usmn, its conditions called evil,
d1seate, and want a re likewise
1llusions. It IS o n this basi• that
Chrlatlan Sc1ence rel!Dives th1ngo
Into illusi ve thoughts 11nd rl:'places
them w1th sp1ntual ideas on a
$plrltualty mental basis .
WheQ physical SCICnllsls were
Lm putinl( to matter substance,
we1,::ht, causation, and t:'ft"ect,
M rs. Eddy stated her re velation
t(o the world by sayinr that ali is
inftnite Mind and ita manifesta·
lion. She declared thl:' utter un-
realitJ of matter. Sht:' had heard
the new tonaue. She rl:'ad the
Scriptures with a new meaninl
-the original apirituai meaning.
She s;1W that in the New Testa-
ment aceou.nts of ht!aling J~us
proved matter to be no thing more
than an image in mortal thouaht. Sp~:"akinl of Jesus and his mar-
velous hea.llna ministry Mra.
Eddy wrote (Miscellaneous Writ-
ings, I!Kl:J9), "The power of his
transcendent aoodneu lJ mani-
fest in the control It aave him
over the qualltia opposed to
Spirit whi<"h mortals name mat-
ter." Doe~ not Mrs. Eddy 11y
plainly here: that what mortal1
('Ill matter il but a term forcer-
tain qualities of thouaht? Can we
no t 1M'. thl:'n, that U we were free
from the qurlilies of thouJht op..
poled to Spirit, we would be free
from matter! When there are no
qualities In our conseiousnua OP-
poeed to Spirit, there will be no
matter there. ThUI we proares-
slvely handle matter by livln, the
qualities of God, Spirlt, In dall7
hlt. Sormoooe ml.,_t -.,,"Do :rou
mean that the c«ptreal penon
and the mrt.erl.al uniYitM an not
God'1 erutlon?" That Ia t:uctly
the lNcbJn1 of the llm C'bapter ot Oenesta. and Cbtt..Uan Sdnce
ICC"ePU \hla te1W::hln1. Sincer God
il 8plrtt., ... '""" that th• ~~·n.-Of Cod b not material, la I'd>
wlllke Spirit,
................ o.r ....... ... ,,_.,_ .. _
the Cflrt.ll.an ldl:tltree fmdbook wb~ ~utn. ~ Mill-.. 4-...nU:r &be ..... of .......
I'Mftf <:: ~ ..... it: DO& ... ... t.r., .... -... .... .... ~ ...... ...........
~!!!'!'~---....... _ .. _ ..... _
aDd l*g , • ., OocL ....... lt
not tbat 1esos, Tile Uk~ ~ 8pl.rtt CUMt M 10 unllU _..._ ............. ~~
teet; aoc~·b•c•• aa. 111 ~ ... -he ...............
Mod ill ~ ~ Kua
.......... ._ ....... ;bola
not pb.Jdque. He a. tM cc. ..
pound kJ.-of God, lnclud.lq all ..... ldeu; ... ,.,...., ........
aJl \hilt reneaa God's im.l.p aDd
J.J.Uoue; lhe eoo«Joua ldebUtJ of btiD.I u found 1D Sc:SeDcoe, lrl
whk:'h man ia the reheUon of
God. 01' M1Dd. aDd \berefwe it etan~a~; that wblcb ..... --rate IIUftCI from Ood; \bat wbkh
baa DOt t lhl&1e q\WJ.ty undei1'Wid
from Del\)'; lbat wbJeh pp-~o•~·~~ DO Ule, lnt.tll&enee, nor cr.Uw
power of bla own, but rd«ts
lplritually all U...t bdonp to ht.
Malr.er."
1b.1a spiritual truth of man
denJu the ~ accepted
tuchinp o1 bloloo, phJalolOQ,
and tal• tbeolOQ. It denle. U...t
man 1.1 t blocbemical meehanbm
with a mind acd creative power
of bi.s own; it deoiel that man
can be &ood one moment and fall
lnlo error \he next momenL It
holda that man cannot ftuctua&e
in the all.lhteat dqree from hil
perfect Principle, God. Spiritual
man is the reftec:tion or lUten ...
of God. He poe~~HRI b)' reftee-
Uon the qualltia or attributes of
God-the qualltiet or attributes ot Kind, SS~lrlt, Soul. Principle,
U te. Truth, and Love. When we
I"'Hliz.e thtt the reftec:ted quali-
tiea of an inll.nite God would be
infinite in number we beci.n to
t.llm~»t the vanneu and JI'UI-
deW' of man's nature In Science.
Man reftecU lnftnlty and lncludn
evuy rlcht idea. The textbook
stata (Science and Health, p.
251), "God exprHSeS In mao \be
lnftnlte idea forever developinc
itself, brot~denlnr and rbinl
hldlet" and hJaber from a bound-
leu ba&ia."
Wbat a wonderful expnie.-.ce
h b when the lNtb of mao UD-
foldt to conM:i~; W'bm we see that he b nat-toniatM4 by
nor encloled wltbl• .. uer; whm
we undent.nd thllt matt.er t'&D-
not reaist, oppo~;e. Or lbnJt him!
What a rtorious 'nwelatioa wbeb
we even cllm~ that matter's element of tilne nnaot rob man.
of eternJty; ILl belief of ~pace
cannot hold him from indnit,'! How true .b the Bible Ntement
(Pa. 100:!), "Know ye that tbe
Lord he is God: it Is he that hath made us, and not we oundve.;
we are his people, and the sheep
of h1s pasture.'
Natllre •f 8 .. ~
To avoid belq ~
let me .. Y that Science does not
ignore the teac.hlnr that mortal
man is a corporal penonality
capable of sin. Somethl"-we
know about a .a-called mortal
sinner means ~ to u.t than
what our eyes .ee, just u our
undentandlng that the &bape of
the e.rth i1 convex meant more
to us than Its appearance of 4at-
ness. Understandinr the omnipo.
tence of gooJ , we punue the illu-
siOn of lin to Ita dNtn.actlon.
A common miaapPrehenaJon ta
that Christian Sc..ence conceals
sin by teaching that it la unreal.
Jn Mrs. Eddy'a book "Mllcellll-ni!'Ous Wrllings'' are to be found
these words (p. 107): ''Three
cardinal poinU muat be gained
before poor humanity b regen·
('rated and Christian Science i5
dem~;mstrated : (I) A proper sense
of sin; (2) repentance; (3) the
undl:'rstandlng of aood.'' On the
same page it is writteo, ''Without
a knowiM&I:' of his sina, and re·
pentanc-e 50 severe that it d~·
stroys thl:'m, no person is or can
be a Christian Scl~ntist.'' These
statementa forcefully indicate
that we do reco&nize the belief of sin and deatfoy it.
Mankind Is u responsible lor
obedience to the Ten Command-
ments and the Sermon on the
Mount now as it was centuries
a.~:o Until mortals forsake mat-
ter ill the basll of their thinldna
they will continu~ to reap in be·
lief the unhappy rnults of sin.
I recently rtad an enoouraging
staterMnt by a noted psycholo-
gist. which I believe well worth
n:peallnc. Dr. C. G. Juna, •
f11mou1 psycholo&ist., who fo r
mo~ than ftrty yean studied the
human mind and emotions, .. ld,
"Amon!( all my patients in the
sa-ond half of lUI:' .. every one
of thl:'m fell Ill becau• he had
lost what the Jiving reli&lons of
every ag~ have given their fol-
lowers, and none of them haa
been really healed who did not
reeain h is religloua outlook.''
While some educators are under·
Wkina to de-religionize educa-
tion, he~ is a noted ~olociat
who advocal1:'5 re-rellj:ionizin& it.
WI:' ha\'e seen that God Ia ln-
flnlte. divine Mind or Principle,
that He is good and all·indu.tlve.
He is the only cauae and creator,
who has created all In and of
Himself. from this It follows
that all that God C"reated It JOfJd.
Knowintt: this. we detftt sin and
reject It u a Ue, as no part of
man's true beinr. We know that
God did not create sin and there•
fore its appearanC"e before the
material aenHa, that Ia, out1ide
of God's creation, ._ an lllualon.
Sin it alwaya handled In thla
Science as illudon. as not.binJ, aa
no thlnJ, but it Is ai'Wa.)'l
handJM. W• are NqUlred to dfllroy aJn by l<>rlak1q it ud
yield.IAI tbouJbt to tM J)OWf:r ot Trulh.
It !. d.,.riJ ... n thllt the ~~
drumer and hla: dream ar. one.
Th• dream Is PM wMo tiM dronwr awaken&, aod liMwlaa ~ 11a 'bo dreem.r when tiM.-._,., hu -..n.llbed. TM .,._.
•nd lb• ct.r..rMr aN -. '1'1M7 wniab ~ . .han ao tba ..._
=:-:.a~~=·::..~ ........... Whe .. ....... •••'--trOMtM ..... .. thin II DO lin. Wa ........ .. ......,. ..... -.,,.u
.. ......... 1M ' NllibJtr oC .... ---....... .,._ ... _-. ... .....,. ....
Ood,ad.•b~ ~. thlao con1dous,.,.. Jieldl to tbe
dlYiae lfiDd W'~Mft .. n iJ: u .... --,_ ...... c::adll ........
Tblt full riiaftllwtatloft ot dl·
viM Low wtlidt C'OII!IIM to men.~
L'OaiiC'lOu.iDMI .. O)'iDI all..,..
Is \be auut. Tht. Chrltt .. our
SaviOW'. Wb.at ... it •v-.1'
C.rtaiftly not God .. me.n or Ood'1
creation. '~'hue Ill DOthJac about
Goc:l or Hb ernUon to be ......s.
God. ia ll)tlnite pod. aQd IUs
creation and ln*n aN aa pert.:t
u their caua. We ba~e .Jet .,._ -
fore that Chriatian Sekmce cto.
not l,nore the ta1te ana of man f
whkb appeen to the ""'lerial
Hillin .. the onl7 man. It ia tbJa
talae .aM of man, tb1a tela
thlnldlll about man., whlcb the Chrlat eoma to dfttro)'. Cbrt.-
Uan Sdenee make. • elear db-
UndJoa betwtteD th• pcnonal
Jeau1 and the ChrUt. TheM two
wordl: are not I)'Don)'JDOUI. Jnua
was a human penon. auut re-
ftecta the dJvme nature. Je:aw
demonttrated the Chrlat u the
Saviour of the world. Under the
desi&n of diVine Love the ac:Uvlty
of Cbri.Jt, Truth, In human c:on-
scloumeu will continue unUJ the
end of error. All erroneou.t
thlntln1 bued on the teatimony
of the material aenaea will yield
to the true thouUlu of divine
Mind and He wifJ relcn whoae
rl.&ht it la. Thus all thouaht will
be brouaht into captivity to the
Chriat and barmony will be n·
tabUshed In our lives. Howev~.
we need not walt for thla per-
manent harmony to come in the
vague ruture. We may feel thil
luonDOftJ' rl&ht now a1 ,.,-e allow the undentandiq of the Christ
to tak• pollt'SIIoa of our thoupt.
As hal been alated earUer in t.bl.& lecture, aU the contvsion,
discord, and disease appearing 1a
tbe world of mortal belie!J is the deluded thi.nldna of mankind,
objectifted. If we were able rlaht
now to prua a button and Jilen« all falae mortal tbouJht-thus d•rln& conaclousnea for the un-
foldment of the ldea1 of divine
Kind-then, the ktnadom of
heaveD, total harmony, would ap..
pear simultaneously with the chance of conac:iouaocu. Obvi-
OUIIy, we cannot prn.s ntch a
button and chance oonac:lowneu! but thOUJht can be spl.rltualizea
procreuively, and bodily Im-
provement follows .uch chanee.
Jln. u•:r•a Pre.,.,..u..
aa Re•ela&.r
ChrUtian SclenUJU acknowl·
edJe that Mrl. Eddy ia the God-
appointed and God-anointed Rev-
elator of apiritu.a.l Lruth In this
aae. In writlna of her d~v
ery Mn. !'.dd.y aays (SC'lence
and Health, p. urn, "God had
been 1raciou&ly preparinl me
durln1 many yl:'ars for the rec:ep-
tlon of this ftnal n!velatlon of
the ab10lute divine Principle of
sdentiftc mental hea.lina.' HeT
childhood was marked by un-
usual religious experiences. Her
father wu a stem fundaml:'ntal·
lst, and hl1 austere discussions on
church doctrine often broua:ht h ia
youn1 dauchter to the point of
confualo n. She had an advanced
splritu.l thoua:ht which C"ould not
accept the teachln&s of predesti-
nation, a ftnal juda:ment day, or
a Jehovah mercileu toward un-
believers. Wben the sensitive
nature of thla child became
disturbed by these theoloaical
discuulons, it wu always her mother who quieted it by dlrec:t-
ina her thouaht to God as a
loving heavenly Father. The
days or her youna womanbood
were a1 eventful as the day1 ol
her youth, but they were not
withc;~ut vicisaltudea. She met
every adverae human experience
with courageou1 trust In God aod
never -ceased ~earchinJ for
greater underNndin1 of Him as
d1vine Love.
There is a Latin motto, "Ad
astra per aspera," which trans-
lated atates: we attain the .&tars c;~r heavenly heirhU throllih dim ·
culties. The human nature, It
seems, atta.ins ita creatett accom-
plishments under the stre" of
circumstances. Mn. Eddy used
the vlciultudn of her younr
womanhood aa stepping atonea
from which &he reached out to
the stars, the heavenly heiahta of
Spirit. Moses had revealed to
him at the bumlnr bush, "I AM
THAT I AM"; Jesu. heard the
voice ot hia heavenly F ather ay-
lna, "This 1.1 my beloved Son";
and Mra. Eddy saw the clouda of tribulation open and In a sudden
spiritual Illumination received
the revelation of Chrlatian Sci-l:'nce.
Motive In Eal.ablialllna Cbarell
Mn. Eddy d.lacovered Chri~
tian Sdence. She neve-r believed
that she originated It; nor 1hould
we believe that she did. Before
the mountaina were brouJht
forth; before the earth wa1 en-
veloped in lhrdowy milt· In the
beginnin& when God &aid, "Let
lherc be IIJht." even tben, divine
Sc1en« waa J'rom evrrla1Unc to
everlasti.,.. • ~ bifq 4llit
Discoverer ot Ouiatia.n Sc~
Mra. Edd:r u.o . •founded ~
movftnent. her ChUJ"tb, aad Ji tM
Leader ot mo.e ftrUOJrjnc um rella"lon. Ia lha bqlnnlna Jtie
had no it'l-.tioa ot _..blllhtAI,
a cburdt . ._ npected Cbri~W:~t
dont...to artlNPt Mr cl.lilc'G~•·:r Qd
rejoJte In ..... rnet.uoo. .,..
ftnal)1 abe ...... ~ of ... ...~;~~~·
•
U.. "''11'hnt ., U..AI -u ....
'ftO'IO 1 ol .... b .. haft = ~-=.t ·;:. ~ ::... -::
na.x.. &ftarr .... ---..,... duhlld ...... trot..r ...... Totao~e..._ ....... ..,, ... ,
powtb .. , Gle7 ---s-1 ' ::::.~\!.:!ten. ~ta!! -· _ ...... laftfw_ ... _..,. .. _ -·--.... ~them tbe aotlloibild pealoclkela;
and abe baa alao ....... .... wwakl7 ~ ....... ud. .,.
J'QIIId few tbarlr cwat'o'*' ....,._ nUon. lfotbllt.C often v.. Quia.. .... ............ _..,
lOJ' IPkttual sro.u. tften cr.o. \he ~,. aDd ~ 11tu41' ofth-~.a......, Aae ,...... ................... , had ........... _ .... _. ...
a4Jo1nJnc tarma. On.e of them wu very~ and \be other wu 1-~. I remember
tn7 taUitor aplabUna thia to JIM. fte leM ~ relt.U•e oall' acratchM tbe JII.U"faoe of Ute land
in pres-rtnc lor plan.ttn., whUe the succea:tW one ptowed.deepl:r
in the aoU. lD It~ our
Leaon-S.rmon daU)' we mu.t aet
the m&aDer of our atud7 for deep
plowtna. We mUJt tum up tbe
rkh IUbMIU ot spl.rituel Trutb it
we would ~ive a rich harvest
of spiritual lf'OWth.
J rnl.Jbt aay h•rt that If there b anyone who desire~ to be&tn
the rtud:r of thne t.e.on-
Sermona, he will 8nd tbe at-
tendant at al\1 Christian Seience
Readlnr Room Jlad to ... in hlm
in berlnntna: thia atudy. .... s,..,....,..,. Molal
II you take the Sunday edition
of any clt7 new1paper and turn
to the church JeC:tion, you wUl
probably be surprlloed, aa I wa1,
by U!.e g~at number of church
adverthwmenta which mention
mind-heallna as a part of thaolr
ministry. This does not mean
that all of them are practicinc
Christian heallnc u Jnw: pra<"-
tic.d It, after the mode of opera-
tion .et down by Mn . Eddy in
her textbook. Tn!atment in this
Science is never one mortal mind
lnftuencinl another mortal mind
nor lnftuencin&" ltaelf. It it
neither su1aestion nor auto-suuestion. It it not hypnotism,
mesmerism, spirltualitm, ~Jchl
atry, or psycholoJY. Then! Ia a
a:reat gulf betwe.n spiritually
mental healint in Christian Sci-
ence and materilliy mental heal-
IDJ in which one human mind
undertakea to manipulate another
human mind even for rood.
During re<:ent yean the pay-
chlatrists, ~ychologists, and
matter physlcans have admitted
that certain Jn('ntal and emo·
tiona! states may cause dlwase.
For neaTly one hundred years
Chrinian S<"ience-hal main-
tained that all diteue and dill·
cord •• mental in cause 1md nature. J.n thousands of cues It
haa proved that the ideas of dl ·
vine Mlnd or Truth, acting on
human mmds and bodies. destroy
t>rroneoua thinking rnd thw heal di~~ease. When Truth dfflroys the
thought of dbease. its existence i'( destroyed.
Many physical he11lin,p 11re
experienced in the thousands of
Christian Science lectures given
each year. As the truth of bein,,
the truth of God and man. JS
presented in these l~turea mor·
tal m1nd feels the Impact of
Truth and the material base of
thought is change-d. II would stir
our hearts if we could run orr
on a motion picture acre.n the
authentic aC"counta of healinp
which have bee-n received durinl
the yean in all thHe lecture-s.
Of coune, tht. iJ not poufble.
May I tell you of one healint
which waa experienced durlna: a
l«ture? A woman said that ahe
had had a lump In her croin for
about nve years. Thll condition
'A'at not diaanoaed, but she be-
lieved it to be a hernia. At times
it became 10 agrreuive that she
rould not go to her employment.
The woman said that the le-cture
made plain to he1· that wbat .ap~
peued e• dltealit:d atattos are
ne~er aclu&l ~dlti•ru or enti-
tles. They alwaya come a1 ag-
arellive mental suueatiQfl and
are handled In Science as mental
phenomena. She said the lecture
stated C'll:'arly lhe nature of God
aa Spirit and spoke of man a1
reftectlng God'1 dominion over all
a&.areasive IU£gel t!Ont. Going
home ahe oontinued thinking
about the fa lsely mental nature
of error. That same nitht, pre· parlnl to retire, lhe noticed that
th• lump WfU rompletl:'ly cone.
Mn . Eddy writes in the textbook (p. 182), ''The etfect of this Sel-
ene~:" is to stir the human mind
to • chanae of ba~e, on Which 1t
may )'leld' to the harmo'ny of the
divln• Mind." The wornrn'l
thinkin1 wa. <"hanged fn)m a
materially mental buis to IPirit-
utl underatandln1.
Pnnr 11 Trea'r &
I once knew • Chriatian Sci-ence pra.et.ltiODer who, upon en-
terina her oftloe e.cb day, lm-
medlatelr. opened the textbook to
the Lord a Prayer. SM bued her
prectice Oft Mrs. !deb'• Ntement
(Scien<"e and Heellh, p. II),
"E>nly aa •• rile above all mate-rial reniUOUmeaa and aiD, ean we
reach th• heaven-bom asplraUon
and apiritual conaclousneu,
which it Indicated 1n the Lord'•
Pnnr abd whleb lnstenta-
neously h•al• the lick."
Prayer cw b'eatlrM'nt In Chrl~
clan Science dUI'en from · other
fonns of prayer mainly ln that It
doea not approach God u a per-
son, but u unvaryinc:, .U-
Incluaive Principle, inftnite Love.
What need 1.1 there to implore a
power which ia omnipre.ert.t and
all-ltnowiq? Di~lne Love hu
ain!ady provided aU &ood tor Hil
children. U He had not, He
would have vlolat.d Hla very
nature. What Is to be cban&ed
then In times of need? (And
when are we not in need of a
betlf,r renee of tbinp!) Nothln&
nl:'eda to be chaQied ex«pt the
belief that we can be aepented
from divine Love; the beliellhat
we have 10mehow 10tten outalde
the Father's tender care.
II we seem to be experi•ncia.J:
this reparatJon from divine Love
we C'an always turn to the Lord'a
Prayer and repin or lncTeaiM! our
consciousneu of H.b ornnlpruent
aoodnnl and power: throuJh
adoraUon or love ot God; appre-
ct.Uon for tile present perfection
of bein1: aUeata.nce to God'a
power aloiM; throuJb aioeere
de-sire for Jrowth ln ance; and
by the acllnowledament and
utilization of God'1 power to de-
liver from aU evU.
Prayer is communion or union
with God, and union with God is
rHII7 entert.ainln& the thoughts
of God a1 our t,t\ouahtJ by reflec-
tion. We must determine the
origin of thoulht and choose
wisely what we will accept as our
thinking. If we tow the wind of
wrong thlnkma based on the
te~timony of the material senses,
we wUI reap the whirlwind of
discord and confusion. Jt we ac-
cept only the thou&hts or divine
Mind as our thouJhts, we will
experience the klnadom of God
right at hand. Our Leader has
admonished Ul (Science and
Health, p. 241), "Let us •ccept Scien~. relinquish all th~ries
based on sense-testimony, c ive
up imperfect models 11nd illusive
ideals: and 50 let us have one
God, one Mind, and that one per-
fect, produd~ Hia own modf'lc of I:'Xt ellence."
LEGAL HOTICE
CER T1PICA TEOP BUSI!i ESS
Fictitious finn Name
n-1 E UNDERSIGN F.O does
hereby certify that he i1 c:on·
lilctina an EnJineerinc and
::teal Estate bluineu at
28SS Eaat Coast ili&hway,
Suite 221, Coronr del Mar,
Calif. under the fictitiou1
finn name o r NEWPQI{T DE-
VELOPMENT CO. and that
said finn is QOlnpoaed o r the
rollowin• person whole
naJne in rull aod place o r
residence are as roBowa, to-
wit: L ~ON CLYOE SfERE.
123 o\lva Lane, Cos1a Meu,
Caliromia.
WITNESS 111J band this 4
day or June 1962.
~EON C~VUE 3tlEDE
SHTE OF CALII'OIV<IA
COUNTY Of O'tANGE
ON nitS 4 d1y of Jun•.
1962 berore me, a Nolary
Pubtic in ... d tor said county
and uaae, ruidina therein,
duty comniuioned and
1wom, per.,nally appearad
Leon Clyde leebe, tftown w
me 10 be dte peraon whose
narae Is aubaaibod 10 the
•lthio inatNTtCJnt. ·and lc-
.knowlcJacd to me th1t he
uecuted the aarna.
fltlNRSS my hand and olfi-
dal 1aal.
JEANETTE M. WINSI.0\1'
Notary Public in end for aafd
C:O.ty •d ~te.
My Conntiuk»n nphu
Mooy ,4, IMS.
\"<lltioll: , ... 14, ll, 21.
.... '· 1962.
Ia ••~ {'l...,ott IINllor Ell•1an
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con.tba'oe of a.m ... ill prlt CDmll flam •• ••re r~ Ri;_ AYI Wett New-DLUIOKDS • JEWI!LaY • Gin'S
tlia conn•i\Y, Mr. Rodda bafbor area. The chtb ,..,_ rt. it •CII'rin~· aboatd tle ~~-=="=· =··=:lt.:::c....==--=~==·===U~DI~~·~·t~...,.==~ r.. .. laid. Yldet tUPerri••d rec:reatioe. : _., u~ Diai•.
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cArr._.. Fer•
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• Egnaumt • In addition ID lhe 15 achol-
anbipa lor Harbor Hiah aea-
PIINCit·Bt&l .. ~' SatOOL ion annoaru:od at lbe ••-t ,_ ... ,..._ ,..,., • .,. _. vice banquet, 5 have w<a ........... ,._.-... ...... ll ....&.. , __ ....
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t • • 'II 'It * * • Newport B~ch, baa be•
MONT! KIMM!'nt
GRIMES I SMhH
ORIOLB 3-1760
aranaod a NROTC Scbol~
thip at Uninnity of Cali-
fornia at Berkeley.
Peter Pllberty, aon of Mra.
Joyce Plaheny of 9 alboa
bland, baa won acbolarthipa
1D &ho Uniuni ty of Califor-
nia aad Stubd Uninraity.
f)uy Galusha. too of Mr.
and Mra. W. 9 . Gala aha of
Colllplete INSURANCE Newport Boa.ch, hu be •
s..ict iachadiaalile. ann ted a 4-year tuition
acholanbip at tbe Colorado
711 B. B-r An., Balboa School of Minu in Ooldoo,
Colorado. OaJy alao won
tdtolanbip roqni tion at
Recllandt lhtinra ty and o~
cid•a.l Colloao.
Calilomia State Scbolar·
ahipa were woa bJ Wi lli-.n
Haok Kleppinaer, aon of Mr1.
Jeuae Kleppinaer or CoiOOa
del Mar. Peter Plaberty alao
wat paatecl a Califomia
State Sdlolarahip.
Laurence Hibberd, aon of
Mr. and Mra. Robert Hibberd
of Cotta ~•a •d a 1960
Harbor Hiah gaduate, lhia ;;!~:!iii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ year won a StateScholarthip
....,.. .. Loua .............
OIN4'1 COAST .......... c..,..,
SU N: Newport BlYcl.
Newport Beadl 1118 6-1653
to Haney Mudd Collop.
Hoaora at •trance b&Ye
been paated ID date ID aeveo
Harbor Hip ••ion. BNct
Cot iDil, Peter Plaheny, Al-
lee Hardy, Hoi• Hill and
Melnloe Lucjee• have w<a
boeon at catranco at varioua
brlllda ea of lhe U~tiverti CJ
of Califoaia. Pat Caudell
hat woa bolton at eatrance
at Redluda Univeni CJ.
Whittier Colleae baa awar~
Oct Honora at Entraneo ID
Willian Nice.
A.tlltl ... w..-1~ ,., ..... at, .... ,
Sbowmueen, Onnae Coun-cr' I newell theater poup, it
amouncin1 open audition•
••••••••••• for the fall pwodoction of 1Wt:ITAIITIATYotJaDOOa "~e Golden Kni.t'', an
on1mal mullica) f~n&aty
wriucm by Loyeae Martin
•d Olonn We~tt o f Co10oa
del Mar. T.,outa for all
aa.ora. acton 1nd dalcert
will be hold at I p.m. lhia
Pciday, Jlllle 19, and Tun-
day, July l . in *• Cooven-
lion Hall of *e Saaa Motel,
located actou lb e au.et
&om DitnoyiMd. at 1650
~~~~~===~~~ Soulh Harbor Blvd. in ADa-'; boirn.
The play ia tet ia lhe myth-
ical kioadont of Hyaterilee in
lbe year 1161 •d features
tach no tablet u Denny, a
t intina •d ducilla draJOD,
a h ao naucl tfopMbeap, a
a hetoiae n.necl Prilloou
Prim, 1nd eta Yillain of ••
JAMES
. D.
RAY
I.I311Bkllllr plot, Sir Snsabbout. There
aro 9 ainJint tole• and 23
apeakins padl ID be filled 3112 E. COAST HWY.
COIIOIIADD.IUII o .........
IE II
~ w· .••• , ··r::--c.-......1,...-.
aa well u plfta for
towupeople.
J ........ ., .........
It' • a boy for Mr. ~nd Mrs.
Rlchaal J.,..su, 1100 ~
moclon Ret.. Saycreat~
Weclaeaclay, J•• 20, ill Hoq
HotPh.al.
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PIAWTYDPOOOO u.o .....
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Mr. •d Wra. Geora• P.
Caatpa, 711 Malwlleri'*AYI.,
Co10e1 clot llilu, •• P••ta
of • ... ._boa ••--day, Jut a, ia ..........
phal.
I!M!
LEARN TO PLAY
p,.f. R .. a .. ll
lndepeedent oootractor, oripnator •d eopyriaht owner
of tho wod d'a thortett, motl t implified pi.,.o and
ora• mecbod. Advcrtiaod •d uted all over th e world.
"PPIOYed by hiabett aalhoriliu , ccitica, composers
aad lboutanda or utiafied aiUdenta.
p,.f. R .... u
Head or 111 in te~nation ally known mu sical oraantz-
ation operatiDa aolely rot the benefi t o r humanity and
t\e act.ancem~nt or muaic. No notea, booh , oolo ra,
recorda, letten, mochaaical devicc11, mu11cal or
technical tenna. No lona-drawn~ut. complicated, ti re-
tome, todioua tcalet, oxerciau or fin aer technique.
Practice ten eo twenty mi.nutea daily-no fa ilures.
L .... Te Pier Pl-. Oro,._ In T• Euy L ..... ,
Baay iecli-ridllala wilb litde spare time at cbeir dit-
poaal will find thit method has been eapecially de-
•iFed for thorn. You will be able to play aay 1001
you may hum. whit tle or ain1. Sacred, Popular. Clau -
ical or Sw ina. The old favorites ot late popular tunes
can be played the quickest, eaaiut and mo at inn s
penliYe way. No lOll or time, money Of enetay U U s
periencecl with o cher melhodt.
c;.., ....
Jr upon compl etion o r the course you are not utis·
fied. your money refunded. The only teacher m d
meflod in the world who JUatanteet you will know the
joy, pleuure and\ relaution o r petaonally cteated
melodiea.
• Me Apll•lt
Anyone old ot youn1. any occupation, wilh or wi thout
preYioua keyboard inatruction will be able ., play in
Ten Eaay Leaaons. Your opportunity ID aati afy your
lifo-lona deaire, ., create haanony wilt\ your hands.
lmptoviaina. No bome complete witlout an oraan
or piano.
Ext. ..... c..,,..
If you doaire, after leamina to pl ay by ear the natural
way, you will be tau~ t ID read tho IDp line in muaic
Md tnnapoae in eo lbo oar method.
e ............. .
Reaudiet Ptof. Ruu ell' • mocbod by oar, E aquir. had
•i• ID aay. .. Siace lhit mo.,d it of a aimplicity ao
e•trem• u ., almoat pat il i11 tle clau of parlor
trictt. it it upeca.d eere are aome muaical com-
pleliliea it ciDea oot •QOI'I\pall. The amuina taiGa .a.a.t it. howe._er. h •e iefini .. IIW'IIber of *inp
JCM1 c.. play ••• *• ae few JOD will find ID be ..t of ha acope."
***** P•t baaell it llct~aMd lftd • member o r Mllaici••
u.iDa. Hollywood Local •1 . Write or call OR J..OnO.
P .. -.1 oaa•t .. a. ia '"' borne al JOU oaa...-.
i•oe.
IN 7 EASY LESSONS
AatMwtll•t Focta Aa...t Pl ... •Ill o,._
If you played lhe piano continuoualy at lhe rate of 2
c:borda per aecond, 1t would take 11 .~20 yean, lS
daya, 11 boura and 2S m1n . ., play all lhe pou ible
dlo rdt or ten no tet, combtoationt or tea OOl of II.
The H~mond eloctnc o rpn has an attouDdiD a c•
paaty. There are 2S3 malhon 10ae combla atilNia *at
would require your playma 24 hocua per day for 947
yean to play all of them. Don't let dua ditOODIIIC
you .
Your p1ano has 200 stnnas. S2 white and l6 blact
keys. The combmcd tensile strenath of lho allinJt is
oquivalont to the wea Jht of a street car, 1~ IOftL
Pror. Ra u elJ baa reduced paano end oraan playiaa .,
a fonnol a-a JUaran teed method.
***** Testi-..lel
~trs. J .H. of Corona del •.tar says ""bout Ill years
a,o I took ad van ta~e of Prof. ~ussell' 1 offer ., &each
me to play by ear. I roun J 11 very mtereanna and easy.
tie in a very oourteous 11nd effiCi ent teacher. I am
completely utisfied."
Pref. Rn .. ll:
You r p~ano methoJ en d other proJects arc hevuly
encbrsed. To som e yo ur punuats may have been occa-
sionally amb1auou s. 1f not cheman cal. but you really
have 10metuna wh1ch has wtnas Plnd •1tb support.
can fly to succe ss.
I know you have not bem uempt from VI CISSitudes
-and ~ind doon , but have ralhed.
I ~ sure you can do all you claam 10 a professional
menner 11\d hope the pubh c wi ll talte advmtaae of
yow many talents.
flon Zelaya
***** The late L awrence Tibbett had th11 ., aay aboat
tead\ers ~ d method a:
"P10babty In no ocber p10re11100 are th «e ao mlfty
incomi)4Jteet snatruciDn aa 1n muai c:. All onr the
world *ey are obtaiaina money under false pre ... Mt,
tie saaden t wutina time, reoney llld eaeru wllile
beina fed impreuive baftlt."
p .. fe • .., IUUB.L
TH~ ENS'GN NEWSPAPER
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be..bms, :! baUu, unfurn·
illu:J. s lJS month, yeuly
\use. Call Marioo Le.Jut,
lrt.r. associate John Voael
realtor. 0 '{ 1...0210 or Ml
6-1615.
HOl'S ES FOR RE~T
FOR REJioiT. 2 bedroom house.
futni~cd txccpl linen and
dishes. .o\vailable July &
Au .,.st. Util. paid. Adu lts. I
No pelS. 620V: Out. id, CD\1.
OR 5-0047 .
LIID ISLE horne lor rent •
.-\uaust Sl.OOO OR 3-037 J.
UN RJt:tNJSf!E!) 5·room house
for rent Yearly lease.
01ildren O.K. No Jogs. ~17
ilclioli'Ope, CO'A.
2·JEDR00'1 IIQUc;;t for rent
in C~l. with aaraae; lawn
cared for; St25 mon th ,
yearly; water patd.
01\ 5-0239.
~UTOIIOTIH
JOH:-<STO:\E"S
M esa Auto Wreckers
Uwd Auto Parts. Titt'5
We Buy C;us 4l &rap .VII.-tal
20'75 Pla~nl ta /H'f!.
Costa Mesa -Ubf"n,· 8-iOlJ
CARS FOR ~LE
Welt" a ..... e R.,.lra
U CENSEO
Ca rpenuy ; Painlina ; Papcr-
hangin&. Tile; Cabinets, an d
Most :tome Q.cpairs. ~to ller
Screens ~nd :.tost Obcn
Available . All Screens Re-
wi red. L1 I-8S22.
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SH~PPt:<G FOR
At4 ORG.\H?
Corne to Or1an Headquarters 1
on !he Onnae Coul fo r an
arny of values !h at ~Aolll de-
li&ht you. Late model one
owner orsans (and pianos
• Sure To C'hedl Wkh .
JUNE FARRAR
Employme nt Agency
475 M. Newport llvd.
Newport .. ch MIG-4481
:ASHIER aftd Coa~ui.011i1t.
"PtiY aflel 6 p.m . ...-.. iaas.
Pau n•atn.
FOR S ~LE
Point Foctol'}' Outlet
BUY DhfFCT AND SA VF.
1663 P la centia Ave.
LOlli Me l l
MIOWA Y 6-7761
F11. EPLACE WOOD: Come
bu y your car trunk full of
sea!Wncd firewood. Laguna
Canyon Wood Yard. 21431
too) at bona--fide discoun t Stan' Lane. ]1"2 miles off
pri ces. IIAAf.'.«'>ND, CONN, 1 Coutii 'A)'. IIY 4-~447 .
V.URLITZER. LOWERY.-----
T HOMAS BALDWIN ESTEY I CE:.t~T t::~Y LOr for sale. ' ' Pacalic VIC"-\icmonal Parlr:.
and many olh efli t95 up. See !{educed for cuh. Call \k
lhese before you buy. \Iiller. 0 :{ J-8850.
HAMMOND ORGAN
STUDIOS
Ttt.,DE your 1mall houae for
lhi • 4 bdrm 2 bath home. Kit-
chen has tile, lots or cabi-
nets, a ran1e tt rdri.erator.
B.-\'tDWD R.OORS. Shinale
eoor. Tile pati o. Fenc ed yd.
Fiut time offered. Priced
urider martel valu at tl1,-
~SO. DON 'T :...nss ITI
*
TilE ClWSOfl Cl.
~93 E 1-:'0'1 SL . l o ua \1eu
VII b -~-0 ;
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1/1
CEll SIDE OF HWY
Euy walk to LITTLE COR-
ON<\ beach . Cu te 2 DR. 2
;,alh home. Tasteful ly ro-
rriOdclled 10 1%1. Pri ce only
52~.450 . Loan available 80~
of ulu rnce.
llow' s ... 'n.e
TO INVEST IN THE MARKET
WHICH HASNT DROPPED A POINT
OR A PENNY IN 10 YEARS
• . . the lind Aroand us.
IS ..,..., oo Hlahway H , Huatlaatoolleldl, with u -
posure~. 0111 four streeU at tralflt.loact.d Jnte~
Hoa. Zoaed lor eommerdll use. and aU u lent 11 a pool table.
* * Corner property on l!ut 17th Street, the street bear-
Inc more new Invested dollln todlr tbaD any other
rtreet in the County. Property is more tlran two and.
one-fifth acres. 1nd aU tbt owner W'lfttl b jutt 1
rair price lor his land, and he will help you buy it.
* * Manufactured acre right in the bead of Newport
Beach with more than 300 feet of lronllfe oa each
o( the two most travelled boulevards In lhe area. A
lremendous site of 10me 40,000 square feel lor
shopping renter or ytar·'round luU motel. 1200.·
000 for lhe 52-year lease, a lea~ with terms a:ener·
OUll beyond belie{.
* * CRYING FOR THE HEAUNG HAND. Basic•ll.v, a
doll house: with hardwood flool'1, 3 bedrooms, 1
bath on so· by 135' corner lol on the East side o(
Costa Mesa, and only '16.7:;G full price.
* * lnvtsl in ~t-wport Harbor real estate and have ~·our
"p3per profits" printed as U. S currenc.v.
WIEST -CREELY COMPANY
NEWPORT BLVD. AT 30TH STREET
OR 5-1111
8RYA ~'T 8. WIESl
HARBOR INVESTMENT COMPANY
~U E. Co~~\ JlJA·v.
c~ <kl v u
OR H-4110
Notice of Di.-idend Payment
The Harbo r Investment Co. t~y
declo red o 2 1,2 C'o quarterly d•v •de nd
to Investment Syndic ate Hol ders,
payable June 21 st to holders. of
rt"'':o:m1 JL.:ne 15, 1962. T hts. ploC.t:i
tl•t:: fllrrc•·-t d •v•dC11d rate at 10 .-.o
FD'{ S \L E-IIillman ".hmt dr-
luxc 4--doo r seJan. \Juven
J.SOO mtles. -\uto<nau c sl.ift.
Leafi er upholstery. OR ].
19 10.
2854 E. Cout l-tiway
OR J.-.89)0
CORONA DEL MAR
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TUTORINCr-Hi&h School math REALTORS -~~:::::::::::::=======::=====~~ I che mistry . Sp an i~. Tc:ach·
•nt a1d eJ.p. at el ementary 1~ Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
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level. Contact \trs. Reverly 'latdorf. OR 3-4 l 6 1. DayorNIJhiPhoMUS-1161
G ~RUn I!'<G
Complete Landscapmg
Serv1cc
FREE ESTIMATES s• H Grt>t'n S1ampo;
Fr'"'f' dt>lt lfl'ry
CORO NA D£1. :\iAR :\L:RSF:RY
OR 5-0160 17"-1 1:: C"Dil'<l llwy
LAWit CARE-GARDENING
Moyo Vana
"E~elusive Lawn Care"
Uandyman
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C~.Jas l&l &:. Bay Area p De mntmg, co~ahng 546 -26~Q SHAKE ROOF PRESERVING
5:00 p.m. or "'eclr:cnds Nr-;h 6 Cit-an
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PHOTO SUPPLIES__ M. M1chael Pamt1ng
I-------~M~I~6~·~1~~~-ALL TY PES (If 20 YEARS
Pho tOQraphtc SuppiJ"S Inca! eapericnce
• F'il.lt color r!lm !oNI'ic·•·
• :\fovt~ projl't1:or" fnr rc•nl I e1tcrior and inte rior
• Modrl <~irplanc• su,,pht•" I pain ti na
M ears Camera Shop Jj~_. Nl'wport Hh <l 'lc l Vl'll '11 00'~ ... J
("a.! a MI'M -L1 H 7t H2 '(Jrnbe rly q-}727
FOR S>\L E-anydung& every·
1 d11n ¥ you need. \lise. items.
Tent (ilo} Scout) IOxJO . set
of dishes, \amps, table with
~ cha11s . bus!> rods, alum.
pots. etc. See at ~17 lleli-
o trore. CfY.t
r._.A_H __ Pt_:N~T~R~Y ______ __
(HPEHTRY
H. 0 . ANDERSON
M inor Repairs
:-lo Jobs Too SmaW
Phone: :"i ;5-8 i. 75
If no answt-r ca. II Ml 6-2372
PAINTING
SPECIAL!
Any averaae 3-bcdm-.. home.
trimmed. 1-49 .00. Complete
Cll teno r il~5 . l1censed ... Jn-
IUJe d. I\ I 6·.16 43 anyll me.
A~O ~ <gEALTORS
J1U &. COAST rw•T
CORONA DEL MAR
OR 3-7560
CUlT IISI, llllllr
t,;•o 1\", cnast H 'Y
NEWPORT BEACH
U S-~
SMART MODERN HOME
Eostaide, Costa llteao
3 larae bedrm&., 2 baths, bi1
family room, lac. livina
ft:)()!n, lr:.i lch. wi lh bit-ins.
CMrpeted, l.,dac:aped.
124.~SO
plwne for apponL
Ll B-4844
LENORE ANDREWS, SKR. -----------------------SPECIAL ... MAIL IN YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS
, I USE THIS BAJfDT FOUl-OJfE WOO PEa SPACE
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NC:.WPOqT Pq":STIGC: LIVING &.S ~OUN O IN H4q-
80q HIGHLANIJS. C:LF:'i &.NT HOMC:S WITH W &.LilY
THqOJ..Ki!HOUT r:;qC:,A TC:.O 'NITH UTILITY IN MI ND
FOR: 1H E MOIJ~qN HOMr::MAl<ER ..• J.-+5 3EOIQOO U
1-10M ~ OJ:.CQqATEIJ &.NO LAN OSCA PC:.O WITH
BUY~~ S~LECTION FqQM S41,500.
New fumilhed model a t 10n lt•ahlan JDr.,] bl och
cast nf IrVIne o n lhlhland (lhe continuation flf lOth
Sl.) t:or •n fl'ltmatit)O phone UI--~·H-:'.
r.\· \\'Jo liet C l felloll. 8 uiiJ"r anft ll~H-Iv(lt r
of Harbor HLghl:a mh
r~ ""' lk roa.d ...
• "•'-tkop of rolli•r bills ••ll • f1ntHt~•lc
lli~IIJ of t•~ P•ciJic Uti • llfd itu of u d ••t·
"'~"' to Uvi"l 1,.
harbor • VIew hills
lu..,ry homes CDnveni•tly locatod in N..,.rt
8.-c:h•• Mautitul Corona dol Mar et th•
lftt.,HCtlon of Mec.Arihur .M C.o•t HI·WOJ'·
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fiNANCING IXISTING. "
M. M. LaBonle, Reaher
"You'll !flee ..,., frMn411y aenlc:e,.
220 E. 17th St. Liberty f.l139 Cost• Mtu
Ac:rMs the alrMt from Mew ShetttMnt C.nter
Ewenines M( 6-1050 Kt S-1147
HOW LEA51HG•
Lorge & Luxurious
Country Club Apartments
ow rloo-ing the ocean
in Corona del Mar.
""'••• M•cA.-...• ••~• 101
1 & 2 B.dfooMa wiTh
patios or balconiea .•. c:~s. drapea ... oil
elec:tfic kitcherts and
heoting ••. 2 uwiMMint
pools. 15,000 ft, putting
peen, rogulotion tet~nis
courts ••• dul:t house ..•
contin•tol breaKfast.
OFFICES FOR RENT
JM CORONA DI',.L MAa
C .:>tl \f'n tt·:u tl'tl!r,ol IO.'oll tun on Coa~t ""' ,,., ~"':1111
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LOCATION: A~ bulkll ..
2121 L Cout Hwy., eon-.... 111..-
Call owner .111 Em·•rn nt>wa,•a ~r. Orlolt-3-0330,
fo r a ppolnlmt>nl to l n•pe~1. the otfic.s.
liVEST • TIE -EIITI
UHDER COH$TRUCTIOHI ......... COLONI.'L ORE..:.!
H(J..tE ".VITII P'{ESTIGE Af>O'l ESS .. .in WESTCUFF
S bedrooms, 4 badu PLUS a ramily f'()OfTI and aeudy ...
J-c:ar ,.,.,e. 4150 ·~are rect with hudwood noon
ltuou,bout .. maho , ... y interior, rareplace l in liv1n,
eoom and bedroom ...... 80 ft. rronta,e ..... Just UIJ,9SO-
RANot
410 acre aoort••'• ,..~, s. Barbara CD ..... tllt,DOO
BUSINESS RENT AU
Shop 14d00. New-part Blvd. SC aq. rt. mo .. t6S a mo.
Up stain nffi cc ..................................... ISO a mo.
I N CO~E pqQPER TI ES
Hamilton St Tri pl e~ NEW .......................... J 7,.500
155 Rod1 uter-Prof 31d,. POOL.&: APT-...... 43,SOOT
1 SU-1 S11·1 .S JI90rWtaaAve .()pia a HOft:t .t. .... 11t,OOO T
Pool, 2 R-2 lou (~..,1• 2-bf-. 1D t2S,000)
6 2-br. uniu on J o~n.n SL nr. tboppina. ........... tS9,7SO
~I 3bf-. houac:,lllbl6 5 lot. O t.931 Suu et ... 37,000
Sand lo t C-1-H m cor Uran1e StA Npt Sboru Jr. llO,iJIJO
24711 S.l.u3 1\.1 a .\v ~. ~-.. nit site on 601JOO (,J t ••• 14,500 T
C·l \..ll Shl:Jl. P.arll; Avenue. Ct<.t. ............... -~~.OM 1
Comml. !llk. 3 bides .. 20 tcnanca, inc.JO,OOO yr.
(enter of Ne ... .,ort Ueadl l 1S,oJOO T
Com'l .I.:~ too Neoa ,'IOrt :llvd. 621100 .............. 24,800 T
Com'!. ol d,.6 rn.nu21<ltsNnport BI.. ..... B7,SOOT
Com '! . bld u~ on '11'1,, .40 loa. Npt. Rl. inc 4H:'I'I.!»~.s-JO T
V or.c::..,t lot, ~SB ": reH St .. L aaun ~ SOxt3.>.. .... 7 ,SOOT
Cil arl e St . l<lt, S•h ::~5. -kin it capacit)', CM ........ I .SOO 1 :~:) ~aln.Jt St., oJ.t,,l :a ,~ br. each , CM ............ 2i),S00
M:u V~r.le lfil>lu . ] . .:!.: br ....................... J~.OOJ T
4--,,ln, in c. 1,S4?:tr. fum ., ;,eu ~wn . OA ....... 27,SOOT
2 houaea,l lot.tl•ni hon SL , CM .................. I1,500T
~hni ts , Thurin St .. inc:. 5¥ mo .. OL ............ 60,000 T
:'! nou us, Uay St., Ret, h1c. IU mo., ('M ........ 22,500 T
HOME$
.S 8 edeoom. 3 balhs. 2401 Marpret .............. ..SJ-4,500
1148 Ohio 4 lJr 2 BL ............................... .21,900 T
Labrador 3 3 r 2 8a P1111. Mua Verde ........... .ll ,SOO
3111 Gi bralm 3 BrZ 3• recM.:orated ............ ll.350
2 ar home. LAClJNA 31194 91hA.-e ........... l4,SOO T
21ot• 3 br, fan. rm, CIOQI, 320 Sfrlta An• Ave .... JS,9SO
200 Tulane: Meaa Verde, 3br., l.Wt. ............. 2l,7Sfl'
New JMU•· •i••. S7n \t)'ttic Laa., 4bt., 3b.t. .• SS,OOO
l BR Home in Yucca Valley, t l,OOO dn ....... tU.~
2314 M~hoba ,S.A. 3 br .. IY. ba. t1SOO .... t1S,SOO
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Sl.SS.taAaaAve., lBr, 2 Ia, N.a. ............ l4,SGO T
544 W. Vlctoria,l8r,(IL ....... 65 I Ul Ott .. 14 •• $0 T
S70W. Vic10ria,l Br. SS a.UO. 04 ................. U ,500 T
Ml9oclloott 3 loo,Z k. CM .......•..........•...•. 2.,000
Ac .. lco,N .. H.tlot.S.A.l00•~03Catfl .... l .SOO
1906 DIMat.-:3 loo,lloo, Pool, NO ............ li,SGOT
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3.\YP~ .... -Or., rt•J:a:a .,-.II •. OOOT
... O.u5L.La,.n,4Dr.l Oa., actW ......... 31 .500
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JOHN V06EL, Reeltor
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