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Newpott BI..S. Ia•• Mea la·
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NEWEST ADDITION to the
Newport ~eAch Pollee l)epl
Is GAry Petersen, fonnerty
of Long ctudl. On Oct. 26
ht completed 12 weeh of
tr•fnl ng at the Los '"gefes
Pollee AcAdemy atd placed
fourth In a class of 68. He
had previously com pi eted
Jlh years of a poll ce science
major at Long '3each St.te
College.
U,OOO DAMAGE IN
HURLEY BS..L FIRE
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to •• et.tr 110 pr•• & .. a
pi•• 1M dle trllfte p10ject.
ne OCJ Ccaadl aho:
• AppJD.ed firet nadina
..S , .. No•. U latlliea elate
for Oldlaace 1016, wbicb
PID'Iicl•• &lau ••• PftDlt• •Ill be rt9d'*' for aaeoliae ~ce atttiaaa ia all oom·
.. ercial •cl iaclutlial di ..
Ulc&t. • _.,.,.,tel Oral reediAa
,..._, of Otcla•e• 1017,
PIO'Iicliaa rtimbllrae•t 10
tit periOD • CODitnlCtl
wuer mliat or a ewer maio 1,
6om other PIOPertJ owner•
wbo luer ooueot to tbe ..
IBUI. J •. 1, 1960, i I let
at lh• cat-oft' d.ete, •d ao
r•lllaratllltlll woald be
aUnwed in fa.c:iUtiea COD-
Ita ettcS'pdot co that cia& e.
• AIIPJD•.ct tint readiaa ..s let No•. u laelliq date
for Orclia•c• 1011, pwo'lid-
ina ooaUDlt o•• padina
wilbia ciCJ limits 10 pre'MDt
41nll• co poblic •cl print•
PIOPertJ •d \0 minimize
buuda.
• O•~mltcl tbe Pl~nnina
Cclmm.iuioa •d p•tedW.P.
BlompeD' • requeat .,, a r ..
ductioo in aaraae .width r ..
9airem•ta to pamit him co
ooo8Clllot a l-.car aaraae on
hh lO-b)t. R-3 lot at 'X11
Pemleaf' A••·· Corona del
Mar. 0 . W. Hudaon, apewoa
for Mr. Dloaspen, aaid tbat
wben the ll)p\icant bt.t pw-
cbaaed the lot. the city oode
.atowtcl a 3-C8r aaraae, .ct
lh It olllet lou ill lhe •ea
hed linlilu...,ea.
• AppJD•.ct fint r .. diaJ
of Onla•c• 101~. r..,hiq
the prea•t aip orcla•ce:
piObiWiiaa liF• •d ad.-,..
li aiaa mum al oo curbaiOilea,
lap poata, aueeu .ct aid ..
waite; reqahiaa a pole lip
tD be 6 lac:b•• fiDfD • ballet-
iDa; eapacliftl lbe circ:um-
ataacea ~meter wbic:h a ptf'-
mit i • required 10 do -ort on
•J tip; recpjrint eadt
tpplic•t to poueu a ~
A aeooed-thn fire ia tbe trt.etoi• lie•••• maltint
Hurley Bell Reat•r•t. 3101 cleat that dle bllildilla oC'fi-
E. Cout Hwy., Corona del c::ial em deteniae valuation
Mar, caued .., eaamated in ordet co aet the feet.
t3,0M d.-naae laat Tbouday • Approved first retdint
"';f,'=~ ~tid a ciaarette of Ordin•ce 1020, proYidiDt
pouibly atartecl the fire in for a IS lllftaal increaae in
lhe bottom po.Uoa of a cloaet conaec:tioo for water aenice.
otr the won:en'• loonae lOOm tlfe~~e J•. l, 1963, ~d
on the aeoond ftoor. h wu coatlnwna tbJOUab 1913, •n
ciaoovered by a chef at I :OS order 10 mue own•• of
a.m. after he trrived at fiOit. empty . lo,t• pay a share ~f
Firemen found lhe builciat the aty • water reaenou
filled .with thick amoke •d ooat.
had di ffi calty in findina the • Adopted OrdintDce tot•.
eource. lbey ntiDawlhed ptObibitil'll parti111)n a pri·
the fir• with booater tinea. nte dri'leway or on private
Pire dtmqe wae limited to PfOPertJ widl ouube ooaa•t
the loonae 100m •d cloaet. of the .owner or periOI'l in
t.t daere wu ooaliderable poueuiOD.
.,.,ke cS.n11e lh10Gpot dae • A~ted Ordiacce lOts,
aeCDftcS G6or of lite bGilciDJ. nlacina to piiDtiDI in p&rta,
PISMIMG DIIIT liT
POl MOV. l t. NOV. 11
p.twaya •d atre~tl.
• Ettabli all tel a DO plllt:int
area on bolb aidea of Ne•
pon Shore• Dr. bet••• 6ht
A 16-day &nho 1nd Rock -.d Or•a• An. to apeed
Cod PiabiDt Dab, will be traffic Row in the Newport
held f"'!" Newpon Harbor Shore• ana.
aportfiahina l•chtt ~·· 3 • ltject.ct pr..,io.a• bida
to. NOY. D. ~··• Ilia hat of a. 4hdaina of Balboa r-.
pnaea a•~tiq •al••· l.lt GrtDd C•al a1 100
A apeaaJ feeba~e. of the laip, taodif\ed •• apecific ..
Derby -til be • t-Ctlh llloaa to ,.ce ooata. •cl
8oe•n payotreo tlle3 tac;tJ called for ••• tlicla. to be
laen• cttdaiq lhe llil" ,..._ed No•. 21.
teat -..eo -' tie daNe • CaU.S Wcla l:»r Nov. 21
eaten wtillaiDI Ia dle he.. ., CMD"'.:on A•e. ..... , ..
'li tat 10dt ood. ' -'Ill• Oerb7 la w-1 ..,_. lliJIIID•t iD eo..a del Mar.
aor.c1 IIIJ *• ,.,..,... Hlftor • Clllecl tiel• for No•. 21
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uaberofaexar .. .
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•• 1Ml L.p.a .... wm
ce.cel ........ 01 po ...
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ct.ce la cl•• daM ..,,,
clatli eu ba•• •• •llf Uule toward mHCia1 · dle
deedline.
He ia•catecl daac lh• •••· caal aoliuioe lor lite .. .,._,,
... woat4t.tDuifyul
aepanta clallict' Ne-.port
Beadt -.4 Cotta M••a. oe
el••t.aiY cliatliet boud~
iaa.
He eatimacecl daat Ill • ol ti-
mtte ac:bool aeeclt woolcl r ..
cpbe '17 elem•tary ac:boola
end S IUab edaooh for Cotta·
Me~; tf ••••tar)' adloola •ca,. ~ hip acboola for N ••
pon Beacb.
Hit eatimtte for 1 .. aatar ..
lion poiat'' acbool popal.Uoa
wb• both ciciet are t.ilt op.
wat 36,000 atDd•t• ia Cotta
Meta, kind...,arta du!Oaah hip ac:hool, •d 11,000 ia
Newpon \Jeac:h, for a Jfllld
total of S3,000 .. denta.
He aan the .,llowina fia-
u••• on tu rtttl if the m-
are uea -ow d be un i fi eel
DOW aa one diatrict: The com-
bined elwnentary 111d bi~
achool tu Cor Coati Meaa
would be redaced lSC per
tlOO aaaened valuation; tbe
Newport "leach tu -ould be
increaaed 97t.
Dr. Mel bo eapecu to au b-
mit bi 1 final repoll to lhe 3
achool board• in a few weeki.
Sabin Total
A total of 71.07 per cent of
tie harbor ana popalllion
bu now tat• type oae Sabia
oral polio nc:cine • .,llowiat
tbe aecxmcl •• auatr cube'•
Ceffi'OCDY I II\ Sunday.
A ar•d total of 54,121 per--
IDDI toot the nccine durina
lbe l SUnday clinic•. aC<lOrd-
ina to fiaurea of Jimmy Kada.
public health anal,_t for the
couty healdl dep..nent.
The na.mber at inciYidual
achoola Jut Sanday iacluded
Cotta Meta Hiab School,
4,104; Newport Hubor Hiab
School, 4,136; Me11 Verde
School, •. 763; Everett A.
Rea School, 1,754; Hein&
Kaiaer School, 4,261; Harbor
Vie• School, 2,957; Marinara
School, 1,907 , •d Newport
School, 2,92~. •
Type t-o vaccine will be ai•• Dec. l 111d 9.
BETSY BARNETT, ........,
of Mr. Md Mrs. Jact BMtett
of 811 Shoftl, hM MM
chosen z onta Gl rt of lie
'*"'th torH~ HI. ScMol.
Slit Is a senior at HllbDI
High, wt\ere she Is 1 _. ... btl
of the GAA, the rajly c:omfftlt-
tee Md the Girt~ Leque.
Silt has ser~ed runy volun-
teer hours dtflvering mall
1nd arr~nglng patients flow-
ers at Hot~g Hospital, wt\ere
she Is 1 C~ndystrtper of the
Auxiliary. She hopes eo •
tend either S'unford or U.C.
L.A. next 'ftM Md will PfO~
ably maJor In eGicMJon.
SH'~ STAH9E~RY, Co-
sta Mesa HI~ School senlof,
has been chosen as the first
Zonta Ghl of the Month for
Mesa HI~ for 1%2~3:
Sha10n, dau~ter of Mr. and
Mrs. J.L. Stanberry , 3101
Oonnytwoolc Ln., Costa Mesa.
Is s~retary of 1\e Studtat
Cowl ell , member of GAA and
drill team, president of the
P~ Club, member of the
Callfoml a Scholarship Fed-
eration for the past 3 years I and Is attending accet era ted
classes at-Orange Coast
College. She pl~ns to be a
teacher.
OlE$ •fTER f~L
Mn. HanietA. &.\nell, 7q,
of l%'7 Alvarado Pl., 9alboa.
cied Jaat Saaardty in Hoaa
Holl)ital, a little while after
beint injured in a fall on
atlin at her home. She it
aumved by ,_, li at en, Mn.
Myrtle M. Rutherford .nd \1ra.
Lillian E.Komder of 8alboa.
BANK PICKS
MANAGER
E.dwud L. Hobel hu Mal
n~nod m•aaer of tile Balt!oa
tnada or B.t or Amelica.,
aacceecliaa Herbert Holter,
wbo baa be.a elected to •
ulitt•t 'lic..,relidea~.
Mr. Holkw, wbo baa m••
ted tile 9alboa br•di tillee t9•s. ataUct u• a-wn, care• 1917 ia f..o a Aaaelea.
Ia 1936 be joiaod Bet of
Amedca dlere, n.o•ed ap to
hit firat otrieer polition at
•• Ojai Valley br•ch a
yew Iller, IMer aened aa
otlic• tt Norwalk a~d Pul-
lenon brtDchea before com-
ina co aalboa.
Mr. Hobel, 2195 Buer St .•
Cotta Meaa, beten hit career
u a clerk at dle S. Oiqo
mtin office ia 1936, waa a
l•ci•t officer t.t dle Balboa
tw.cb ia dle mjd 1940' 1 ,
111d hu be• a lenclina offi-
cer in tbe Cotta Mesa br•cb
in the paat 7 yeara. He i 1 a
member of Seaf'arina Muonic
Lodte, Order of the Eaatem
Star, a director of the Cotta
Meu Ki wa~i 1 Club, put
associate parclian of Ne•
port q eacb Qo1bel 1S7 of
Job• 1 Daaahten •d a man-
bet of the South Coa1t Qlar-
ci• Coaacil of Job'• DIQ&b-
t ...
Freeway Plan
A recommendation has been
made for temporary termination
of the Coastal freeway on an
extension of Margueri~ Ave .
inland of Cocona del Mar.
Tbe proposal was the outcome
of a meeting called by Super·
viJor Claire Nelson last Tburs-
da y, Oct. 25, i.n Newpon Such
city haU . in his eapaehy as
llalsoo officer .tppolnted by the
sute. The Newport Such city
coWJcil, Laguna Beach chy
COWlCil, the Irvine Co. aod the
Lugue of Coastal Cw ic Assocl-
atlons have been asked to re·
commend the propoaal lO State
Hta"way Engineer Edward Tel-
ford.
'"Tbe purpo~e of the proposal . •
suted Supuvlsar NeUOil , ·u to
permit the urly adoptloo of a
route In tbe Newport Beach-
Coron.t del Mar area In orcla
th•t the orderly dcvelop~nent of
the area around WacArthllf Blvd.
may .. oceed at tbeurUe.at poa·
alble moment. • n. , ....... cladoa .....
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Harbor View Hilla, a~d bact
to Coaat Hwy. belo'W Corona
del Mar.
~~~ does not vlsu.all%e turning
an y freeway traffic down Mar-h
8uerite Ave. to c oast Hw y .. • Frenc Town Mayor ChArle s Hart told the
E'.Dsign Monday. A temporary / N k
route would cany trarnc from s amesa e
the temporary e.od of the freewaY Willian Londetee, new mem-
at Muguerlte Ave. • however ber of tbe builclina atllf in
far inlAnd . to the present Coa.st Newpon Be..ch City Hall,
Hwy. south of Corona del Mar. baa a ra.-ne ule ia Ea10pe _
Laguna citizens bave ·be-en a little 'lillaae near Rheim1,
particularly concerned that Fr~nce.
routing the Freeway along Fifth The town ia Loadree -
Ave. in Corona del Mar or a-lliiDed llter bit •ceatort of
round HArbor View Hllb . and aeentioaa .,a. IMrinl
~eo black to Coast Hwy. would Wocld War D . he bad dle UD·
point me (uun fruwa Y tbrougb usa .a .,ocS fonane to ..; ait
tbebeanofuguna. Tbeacnaal chit town of bit rorefatbers-
&eewayrou~ will end tempor-._tte br accid•t. bec•u
arily ar a point where lt wiU he did .,, tnow e.uc:tly
still be poalble ~ dlrect the t.ben it waa located, •d
permanent freeway rooli.n8 be-happ•e4 10 apot a lippoat
hind cbe Laguna Hills when tbe while Oft ct.&ty in dle Rbeims
Laguna environs are considered area.
for freeway location. Mr. Nel-He went o•eraeu with the
100 explained. Qurtuntate:r Corpa, later
REAL TORS TO B..ECT ,.,.,.. witll •• Militii'J Police. •4 for a ..eule wu
DIREClORS NOV. 15 auiped _, 'tt.e F..a Fn.ch
Eleeao. of 1'63 lirectort .,,c ...
t)f tile Newport H•bor-Co-. He lau heel ll ye_.. of ••
M•a &oe.d o( ae.atDn .eu pedeace ia •• CIOIIMNcdoa
M a-.a.t • No•. lS. lel4 ie a a Loa AaJel•• ...._
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~• .. INK• 4irteton ... ia •• la•r..oe ....... .a ._, .. Cte117. s..., H.,. laacaAaa.
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NO ACTION
BY COUNCIL
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IIEM!MIER OtAMIEIUIM AMD MtTLW
Even Khrushchev seems ~ be getting Into the act in thl s
etection -mile',·· .,lmsetf, atd Kennedy, out to be heroes
in the Cuba crisiS: Th•fs mighty clever, for the crisis is of
their own making, Md now lots of folks are feeling ml~ty
rell eved, ar~d thereby 1hll\kful to K and K, btciU se the
threat of nuclear sefi'\S ~ have eased up.
UNICEP eoliCitatioe ~e
to the at..Uoa of theN.,...
port Beach Oty C.O.cil
aaain ~Y evfllliaa ia ••
fo-" of • NqPelt ~ ,..,. e
lhe license ar-ted 3 weett
eatlia .
Suppose we substf"te Hltftt for KhtuStldtev~nd Neville
Chanbertaln br President Kennedy, Md ln411ge Into some
l eamlng hom past history, abo< "puce In our tJme," and
maybe you'll get lhe picture. For 1he conwnunlsts, this Cuba
"agreement'' Is just a strategic step baclcwards (and not
very far back, a.t that) In pr~aration for some more big .steps
brward. Communist Cuba is still communi st Cub~ and there
has been no pffd9e ftom the Kennedy Administration to 01t
out that c~ncer. There I s no other way ., remon It, or to
prevent i t from Infecting nearby nelc;tbors, ~nd 1hen all of
us. • • •
AHYOME T AJCE UP PRU$SIOM•s Ot.4LLEMGE f
It Is interestlngtD heat tM cries •nst l'teKarf Prusslon p~rnphlet. "Callfomi~ Dynasty of Communism," ~nd the
charges of smeat tactlcs rai sed by Gov. '3f0wn and his
associates. They ci> have one vali d ac01~tion -"out of
context'' use of a picture of Gov. 13fown. As for the con-
tents of 0\e pamphl et, Mr. Prusslon s.ys on p~e 1 that he
"will welcome the oppof1llnlty to present In a court of l aw
the evidence In his possession regarding the charges made
in this Issue." Nowhere have I re~ of ~ny SC)tclflc refuta-
tion of MI. Prusslon's facts. • • •
REc.:oMMEHD.TlOHS FOR TUESD•Y
There ate 2 Important races where 0\e conservatl'tes have
no choice arrong the candidates of the ~~bllcans cW'Id
Democrats. Nl JCDn vs. '3rown for CJ)VetnOr, Md Kuchel vs.
~lchards for senatOr -there you have one set of liberal s
trying to outmlng another. They ate harmoniously In agr~
ment on CJ)vemment encroachment Into local affairs, con-
tinued big spending, one world CJ)Vtmment th10u~ the Uni-
tfd Nations. 1 cannot with CJ)Od consci en ce cast a vote ior
any of these •· "Chooslng the lesser of 2 evils" Is in l tseH
evil, atd can lead us only 1D greater crises.
There Is a third candidate for govemor, ~obttt Wyckoff,
• sunds S(JiareJy for patriotic, c:onservatln principles.
tutd In the race br U.S. senator, the st&tnch conservative,
Howard Jarvis, i s ruMing as a write-In candi<Ute.
There are a number of good conservatives In other races,
and they should get the solid support of YOters who wi sh to
restore the American princi ples o f self reliance cW'Id personal
ffeeci>m: James Utt for Congress, ~b ~actlam for Assembly,
Ma)( ~lfferty for state superintendent of pybll c in sttuctloo.
Here are my recommendations:
c;.,...., ................................................ ROIERT L. WYOCOff
Ltw••• c;.,...., ........................ GEORGE OtiiSTOPHER
S.C,...'Y •f s .......................................... flANK Jill JORDAN c.. ... Ja ....................................................... IUCI V. REAGAN r ............................................................. JOHN A. IU$TERUD
Att.Mey c.-..-......................................... -..... TOII& Cl)AJCLEY
S..nl •f E••Uaett..-.......................... JAMES L. fLOURMOY
u .. a~ Stet•• s-... r .......•............. Wnte '" HOWARD J•R•lS • .,,. • .._,....,., U. Dhtrict ........................... JAMES I. UTT •••-Wy, 7let Dtatrfct .•...................... ROIERT E. IADHAM
$tete S.pt. •f P•Wlc lutNctiH .................. MU RAffERTY
C.•"ty S..,.rviMr, Flftt. Dlatrict ............. ALTOM E. .4LLEM
TH£ PROP0$1T10M$
1-A. 8eft4a lor coli ... •4 nl.-nlty f.ciHtl••· t.r .. ..._
t.lly ••••4.4. ... ..at, Ill, Mrcotln cHtNI, lo .. u a,.
ft,htl"t ...................... ········-····· ..... .. . .. . .. . ........ NO.
This Is in essence the sa-ne ~70,000 000 bon d i ssoe soliO.
(Conunued on pa.se 1)
Face Western
.., J.M Vl~'"'
Newport Harbor, ejoyi111
the fi rst win of the aeaeon,
.will tJy ~m ake it No. l this
suud ay a a th C)' bo It "'e s-
tem at I p.m. in Pirate Su-
cium.
The N e,.port Harbor Sai lon
finally bloke into the .win
oohunn Friday ni alit. defeat-
ina the Fullerton Indian• l6
to 11 on the losers' field.
Newpon -on the tou .. d
elected to recei•e the initial
kict-ofr. On the firtt play
fJom scri""' .. e· halfback
PHlL SPILLER lhrn~ loat to
HILL HOLLOWAY, 1lho ooa-
aaud OG 35 yards for a
touchdown. A n.. OG the
play ca ted IOII'IlO •xi cty.
but the infraetioa "Wat ch.,.
ted to Pullmon. ad the
Tan declined the pen.aty.
'The T•• con•ertecl to mike •• 100,., to 0.
~llano. llmbi eel •• k1'
atlar oaly a few playa. •d
Nawpoft NCO•_,... 011 tae
a.die 31-yad liae. Ia 3
pl~a N~ cllo•ely ....
_, tla .a.LU '-'•
score. The PAT attempt
failed. ~d tht' score wu 14
to 6.
In the second quaner, \le•
pon st.,ed .. o ther scnnna
drive, thu ti me -..,th halfback
J EFF PJ EROSE sonrina on
1 13-yard ron. Fullenon thCII
cam e to life. The lndia~s
broke loose for l3 yards .. d
fl en continued to roll as
Newpo rt was pen ali zed twi ce
for pa u in terferCII ce. The
drive mded on the B -y ard
line, where the Sailon made
a sttDd tad finaJiy reoo•ered
111 lncli• bnblc. ':)ut wtth
only 44 aeconds left in the
lirat half, lhelndia~s sOOTed
af\cr mo'fiQJ do• the field
on a aerie& of pan plays.
Af\e1 one incomplete pau
in the •d ~e. dle lnclia~a
tallied. lftd ae PAT madt
tle a..af-time tCDre lO to 1.3.
bl *-• tocond J*iod h
loolted ... if iqi~ ... l.
., ... amte •• Henor , ...
wll• 91LL LE'lUS. off•·
..... .., •• .,. ttll•ttt.
... caai .. off .... a.act a. • s..-•. ne i.;o.y ...
Mll ..... tlo .....
The reqaeat cllll• (11111'11
Lel.ct Wilder of Newport
H ei pta, foner city eooa ei 1--
ma~, wbo uid tbat he hat
md•ce that UNICEP it
beiq aMCl bJ tile oamrmmi • ooupira~ •d therefore it
a d•ter 10 ow attion.
Bc(ore Mr. Wilder aave hi•
report, Mayor Ch•lea Haft
aaid that re'fOcatioo of a
licenao require• a pablic
bearina. .ct therefore then
waa no lime to tate auc:b
Ktion. (The eolicitiat P•
mit waa for laat Dicbt. Oct.
lU COWlcib~tiD Dee Cook atk-
ed if it woold be PtOPet to
add a CIODCii tioa to the pw-
mi t. Ia c:b a• probi bi tiq
dlildren from doina the aoli·
c::itina. City Attomey Walter
0\arwu aaid thll 111da a
limitttioa would ooaatiiDte
a revocation •d -ould ,...
qu.ire a he.U.,.
Mayor Hart •cl Councilm•
HID s Lor•& &aid th• ni-
deace bad b.-beard at fh~
prmoua Cooacil mcetina .
and a decilioo had be•
made 10 arent the lie•••·
Mr. Wilder replied lhat be
btl obtained new e'ridence,
which woeld ahow thll the
Council heel made • pa•e
mi ttalte.
When MeyoT Hut comm.tecl dlat be wu not intetUted
in cliac:auint the mauer ,.,.
ther, Mr. Wilda bloke ia wid!
lhe remadt, ••yoa mND dlat
you are not intereated in 1bc
fact thll dli 1 is a communi at
menace!"
Mr. Wilder had ptetented
his r~ell for tnocation of
hi • licente in a letter in
wbtch be auted:
"It ia my personal con-
vi ction and that of mtDy
other reaidmll or Newport
Beach tht.t funds used 111d
oont101led by the United
Nation• Qilclten's Fund
(UNICEF) are uaed •ery
substantially to llltmlthen
.. d suppon communi It na-
tions a~d communist peoplea
of the wort d.
"It i• our fonhet oonvictioe
that communi sm i1 .n inlet-
national oonapiracy, •d
that all members of the oom-
rnont at party •d aJl force•
of commun•sm are •ntenaely
dedicated to tbe o•erthJo•
o( \be Government of ae
Untt'ed States by force Md
VIolence or by any other
meana open ~ thwn.
.. We take the stand lhat
such an aim presenu a pai~
and a clear 111d presczt 4e,..
aer to th is nat.iott, •d ther ..
i>re ., the resident• of ac
Cu y (l( Newport Bctc:b, con•
sututina a threat to the
health, moral 1 a~d weu.,..
of IUch re~tdents."
EXCHANGE STUDENT
FINALISTS OtOSEM
The Ne~rt Harbor ~~
ter of cbe Americ111 FieJd
SCTYICe btl selected 3 hiela
achool airla at finllieta for
aelection as eadi..,e at.
deflll.
The ai da .,. J•et '-~••
tnd Sally Ami Gahoin f1Dftl
Corona del M•l:fiah W.OOt
111d Geoqi • Pt•c:b ,._
Nowport HMbor Hi,a-.
Fiul Ml~tlOII will h
m..Se by ........ ..,. ta
•• Yort.
••111 fDraU.,II'cl --•••· wt• oalJ l ... , .. of ,._
,..., •• ..,,. wul4 tDO •
Pall ........... tiD .... I•• ....... .
Ia ••IIUI'II .. .,.•. DALB
tiiN'TI!Itl. T• •nt..ct."-'• a..,.....:.··-....... s,,... --. t osli ...., .. '-••u,... • ................. aft• ,..., ... •T• ._. .. ....... ~ ........ ,.. ..... ..,. .. ,.... . -.............. .. ..... .... ,) ...... .. liMN • ka .. ul• ,.. ......... ...., ..... .... < ......
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....... 117 .,_....... .. ........ .... ............... ..._ ..................... ..... ..._ ............ ·vn•., .. CMJ._.. ............... ,.CIA,.
.... e1 .... ,_,.., a•YIRM tiZCM-,_
Ttll ttA•aee A•IA"I .,,.IT .IWIPAPII .. ,. .......... ·---············---· .. ···---· ....... .... , ....... A..-········--· ..................................... ... ._I WILL ................................................. ~ ..
IICII ...... lAY ... _ ............................. -......... , •• ~ eel ......... -···-··-·················-··· .... -··-·-&.• .. ....._
(Continued f10m Paae 1)
ly rejected la.st June. The reason for rejection Is the s.ne:
lt's time to start cutting back on hi~ spiraling spending-
at all levels-If we are to escape bankNptcy.
1. eo..., .......... of Loti alo .. ra. ..................................... MO.
This Is described as an attempt to increase salaries by
subterfuge by "limiting" the pay to half that received by a
U.S. congressm an, adding ~'i,250 to the present ~b,OOO bas,
pay.
2. y...,_,.• • tea ...... pttOfl lfl h•slflt prol.ct ............ MO.
Thl s i s a1other move for more tax exemption. The result
would be to shift the burden to other taxpayers.
3. y.,._ ......... ,...._, oxte.41.4 to ._, 4owon .... MO.
Same ar~ments as against No. 2.
-4. Aueu••t of etrlcvlt.NI l•d ................................ MO.
The pro-argument states cleverly, "Keep food costs down."
'3ut i t's more accurate, and more fair, to say, "Don't pay
other people's taxes," whictl you would be doing if this Is
approved. It would grant tax favoritism to extremely valuable
lands, a1d thus shift tax burdens to other property owners.
5 ............ C10MpMHti4Mt ............................................ MO •
This would add to costs of providing benefits with no in-
crease In benefits, and contribute toward Inflation of con-
sumer costs. ,
6. S,.,_ laM ............................................................ YES.
This would provide that bond issues no longer be handled
as constitutional anenanents, but in form of a statute.
7. C...atthtlofl r.¥1 aJOft .................................................. MO.
The proper method of revision Is by con stl tutional conven-
tion.
8. CMeral l ... alatrvo aoulo,.a ...................................... NO.
This woui d shorten the time for consl dering new bi II s, and
ltlus would limit the time to research and protest bad bil ls.
9. C...etel ot.lltetlo" bonda ............................................ YES.
This would help streMlline bond fund accounting by estab-
lishing a single fund.
10. Wolf•ro ox...,tton: looa041 propwty ...................... NO
This is another move toward eroding lhe property tax base
and shifting the tax burden.
11. AnoatMMta: hl atortcol 1 .. -. • .tt.,.. .................. MO.
This could open the way to land speculation by lowering
assessmeots, a1d also would be a1other step in undermining
the tax base.
12. AJd to wl-.wa of • ...,.,. ......................................... NO.
This appears to be an effort to get around the prohibition
against legislative gifts to individuals.
13. ExtMalo" of collet• oa0t11ptlon .............................. YES.
This would encourage expansion of private colleges and
universities by removing the present 100-acre limit on tax
exemption.
14. Solo of ttdot ... da ...................................................... YES.
This would open the way to development of tidelands areas
now cu t up by network s of unused and unneeded streets.
15. County tex app•la boarcla ...................................... MO.
Let's retain the right to make tax appeals to elected offi-
cials.
16. Coutttvttoft: ellmlftatoa obsolete ancl au,orao4041
provlaloftt ................................................................ YES.
No substantive change would be made. This would shorten
t:alifomia's over-long constitution.
17. Pay of letlalatora ..... .. ..... . ............................ t-40.
This would increase the present monthly basic pay from
S500 to S834. Thi s is in conflict wi th Proposition 1; If both
are approved, the one getting most votes would be in effect
Solution: Vote them both down.
18 . Alcoholic bovorago cofttrol oppoola t.eord ........ NO.
Senator John Murdy says in his opposition argument "Addi-
tional power to various boards has already ~ne too far In
our state."
19. Comp-..aotlott of local offtcora . . . ................... :~n.
Ca"Jdidates seek an office knowing what the pay Is, and
should not expect an Increase in pay during term of office.
"pproval of thl s proposition would encourage more salary
boosts and further increase the burden of government costs.
20. Boal"g and wrestling contests ............................... t~O.
Assemblyman RNce Allen says in his opposition ar~ment
"What we really need to do in boxing is to drive lhe crooks
a1d racketeers oul This measure does nothing to clean up
radcets in boxing."
21. S.porter coort l•dgoa .. . ......................................... Nf).
This Is single county legislation, applying to Los Angeles
County only, for elimination of uncontested n.nes from the
ballot Write-In procelilre would be more difficult.
22. o,...,...._, ................................................................ MO.
This proposition Is not needed for the Osteopath--MO merger,
which already Is In effect The president of the Osteopathic
PhyslciM'Is a1d Surgeons of Callfomla says that the purpose
Is to stop future licensing of osteopathic physlciMs. That
Is a declslon for eactllndlvtlilal osteopath to ruke; and the
pubf lc, u lnchlcllals, should retain the right to choose the
type of medf cll care w~ted.
23. S.a .. ~rtt ...... t ............................................ MO.
ThiS' would add 10 new state senators, 5 of them In Los
Anglhs County, on a population basJs. Let's keep the time-
tested federal pt.,, with the Assem~y based on popui.Uon,
Stnlte on., •• basis. ~thttwlse bolt would be subjtclld
_, added political pressure, .,d the L .A. aru would rectfve
greatly Increased Influence. Two ytars a~ this pl., was
lldctd 2 to 1. Let's do It ag~Jn, harder.
U s......,.,. ectt...tttea ............................................... TtS.
Sanlt concem has bttn tliiPfiSStd by CXHISttvathts that this
let could be ustd lgllnst lltm. The Gtn. Watlttr lncl•t Jhows ltM M ~~~ 1.-st.son Is needed to -....,-1M
COfts.rt .. va; prts.t laws c. be clstottld for •• ...,,..
pose. n. ltowf llllnst .... IHOtiOSitlon ....... lift ..... ,
......... ....,. • WOMid be affected 1ar •• bllt. ne
-.dt ·~ S*hi, ......... "'don"...,.. .... tD 1•, Mdlt ... ld bl •• Mt' ... M lliiiJidcM
lltdl u ala c.~ ._. ._ C811llt.t..M .., ..... of 1M .. ..-cna ,. •• ct.
OD ~ 11. 1912, tbe U.S.
OommJttae tw UNICEF apent
flO..O. OM dDUa' al that t..-1
bee nc:etwd to~ lor two ltema
l»tecl on the ''U. S. Committee
for UNICEF ~tbu U.t."
wbkb Jilt had bee IQeluded 1n
the 19$2 NHallowMil Kit. .. •'-'
IOid by the Committee. 1bele
two ltftnl, l1sted at :SO cent•
..eb wen ·'Elementary Scbool
TaciMr Pacltet... an4 "Second-
ary School Taeher Packet."
'fta& .......... of--
JltM ..... ~ ... u. & c-..
llllllUiM ,_ UNICU' • ~
~ 11. Ita. Bow wu at
.... tf U OMW lllave ...... t. w. I .. IDIICU' lllfiiiiJ ... -.. .,.. I'--., lllllk.
'!'lll.t oo.aN ...., for a • ..,...
at leMt, ~ a dldd"a -....
.. ...... 'n.at ...... eoVI ..... .....,... ~. ·~ Ytia8la .......
~ _.,. IMpN"1a"tly Pf'l'-
..... u.& .M eotaW lilaYO
~t proteetto. for Ul·dlll-dna,,.... ... ..,... ......
IUiewa u t~ Or It
coeld haYO CIU .. Ill~
of UM tenible 6eo• lalow1l .. ,.......
Let'• atop a moment and think
ol that S9.40 1n tenns ot ··pen·
nieos;' Uke thoee pennlcc tom4"
American )'OWlpten will tie'!(
for UNICEF from their rw-igh-
bon thia RaJloween. Lut )'Mf'a
t:NlCEF Tnck or Tre&t cam·
raJgn In Loll~ County 1\f'(·
ted only 1.'5.046 tor all the c:bild·
work put into lt. In "pema.ies"
$9.40 Ia a lot of m<n!')' . . .
0. October 1& l.IIJ
USJCJ:ra U. s. c-&Ueo, to .... ,_., ...............
• • .....,.. eoOeeu-are
._t -~peet 111M oo Uatt-
ed ~tat. AmMAJL pooCace
to ,_. tlloee two .. 8CIIOOL
TJ:..\CBD ,_.. .. " ft.lled wtUt
UNlCJI:P '"' p-da t r • ID N"' l'ortr t. Ca.llfonda!
Shocked! You &hould be. and
SO lhould CooVfSI, and SO llhol1ld
an ol th• "youth leaden.. and
.chool boards. etc. preparlnf
~en as this .Ia written. to lt.ed,
or approw th• leadtnc ol u..
noemt AmPrlcan klda Into Uk!
UNICEF "Hallow~n" propagan-
da trap!
Alon& with the ··~ teech·
er paekeu .. in that box which
coat $10.40 to ainn.au. we-re
atadcs ot UNICEF ~ganda
folden. ... eadl ., aM •~'
Jowlllc: "YOU1b Out tor UNICEF"
( t~ nr.v trick' to en.llllt the
~~e CJ'OUP Wlder the ~
HYOU Project). '1'be Hi NetJth·
bor Senes" t book.a and l"eCU\1s
!or l&le). "For Olllctrea nnd
~ Wbo Love &Dd TEACH
1bem -Pamphlets That Tell
the UNICTT Storr' J~r
blank tor ··A ChUd ot UNICI:P'
In Nl1erla ," Japan, ett-1
''UNICEF .net YOU" (JmH'al
~. ph• lWt ol members
ol tbe u. s. Ccnwn.l"-tnr
tJNICEF I. •'UNICEF FILM..It"
(~ on purctl ... or rental cf
UNICEF propqanda ftlma. bt-
dudlna "ChUdren o1 tbe Sun ..
cxpcoed hen April 1 I and ct.
fu.ll-<Oior f o I d e r a4vertilllna
.. UN l C E P' CreetJ.nt CarOl,"
.-Nch feet~ two 1912 card &».
lips by Arnold Blandl, a man
rit.d for Ol!'t&ln pr'()o(.'OINnunht
eetMtlee by the Houee ClmmJt·
tee on un.-Amenean AetMU..
TJIIal ... ....... IJ I a 0( efP•M•._.,......
Ia Mt .. n.a rtl•uJ ed ..... ....... ~.lba, ...... .,.
.. Oftkoo ........ ,...... ~
111QOD'"1t .... UJIJ ... ., ....
,..,.... OliiWrM'" v.a. x. lfe.
I.U.. ............ . 'W. 4 1 ..... llett7 .... .. ...... ,-
"""lle ................ .................... ... .., ... ~ ........ ... ,....,...._ ...... , .. ..,. map,_...,
t .,.-... ....... .... ,, ........ ... ............... -.... ..... ........
'n. U.S. 1'1<111U1 Dlpt. l•n-
_, 1. u. ........ U'NlCF.r· ...... aa.a ,_ -llllt al a.o...J tu 1 taet....,· .. ..,.,.
...... LMt ,.., tllt,a.tm • 111
... --e:-.ut• -,..... .... ll•llmu __. tllat U.. ...... ~ ........... :
...... taw. I OMb .. liM t1
tJitJC&# .., ~ ft 5 2
-I .._,, ... ., ...... -.
...... 1JirMIIt .... ~
...... ... VHIII&I'.· ...... _._. ....
Mill • UIDW 7ft~
.... J-· ...... of .... AM llaa wdttea 10
.... Joe~~ lniM ... ..... u., ......... ...uu.a C••• Park i• New Yort Cl«Y be Mt u.i4e
Ia the !Mae ~m. bebiad eo.-. •• Mar ••
••J tbiak IMt t .. ldeata
&Dd ,...,. naW.tt or dale
... ...... ~-ity
•• .,.. to a.. •• aa.,.. eo
10 to dNat Ia DOt ftllecl whb
boaaea ucl aUU.a people,"
ebe -.ote. "11aia "" ol
park woald be 1 anat auet
ALL~ CWJfiCI.II!Iio .,_ Ml U1K1"1D M MIVIJI llfiGa •
M AU.,.0VT DRM tO DIPIAT .......,.,..,.. MO. D ••• TMR IYAT1
liMn~ ICHIIIIL
• Califomil State Chamber of Commerce (Md ...... 200 leal CUmbln of Coftwnen:l)
10 the aew Uaheraity COIDia1
bere, alto."
• California Llbor F*ltion6 Afl.CfO
(llld ....... of leal Llbor ~)
She ...... lied lw•ll ecaaJp-
pecl ddiaa aca4ellll•• for
reatiDa a.acl bou4baa bon .. ;
abad.d, oiled lldclJe petba
ddoatboat tbe pett; • b•ter
coane to promote Eaallab
ridiaa ac:ti.&ti .. ; a .._, ol•b;
a am.ll zoo fot cblldmt;
playiiOQild eqaipmeat; amatl·
l•ke• with awa.aa aftcl duc:ka,
and a aer.otk of pic~
eaqoo walb.
• California Coun~isors Association
(lnd 57 eo.tJ of Supervbon)
• Leaaue of Cllifomia Cities
(lild mote thin 150 City Coundls)
• More thin 40 Democratic
County Central Committees
• More than 40 Republican
County Central Committees
• State Buildina & Construction Trades Council
• California Farm Bureau Federation liE laE
Tbe Lord bach made known
his salvation: h.1a rigbteowneu
bach be openly abewed 1n the ,,.t or the beachen.
He bath remembered his mer-
cy and his auth toward the bouse
or lstael: aU the eocb or the
c.&rth have seen the salvation or
ou.r God. (Psalm i8: 2, 3 •
• California State Grange
• California Manufacturers AS10Ciation
• California State Automobile Association
• California Wool Growers Association
• Irrigation Oistrjcts Msociation of California
• Associated Farmers of California
• Agricultural Council of California
• Joint Council of Teamsters 142
• Majority and Minority Leaders of the State
Senate and State Assembly
These Groups, and Hundreds of Others Say :
VOTE NO
on No. 23
CALIFORNIANS AGAINST PROPOSITION NO. 23
•
Choose Courage and Foresight
FOR several months Your Con· ~rressman. James B. Utt. has been the target of liberals. J)llclflstll. and one-worlders. He ha." been ~atedly denounced for his fo rthrh{ht positio n against Castro, Communism. and relying on the United N•tlons for our rore(Rn policy.
Sln<'e the B•y of Pl.-a tra~y. he ha11 kept a vlf(llant eye on Cuba"s arms build · uo. Seven months a.ro he was reportln.r on the noor of Con~rre!'~ what~~dent Kennedy called "thla aecret, awtlt. and extraordln•':f, buUd-up of Communist mwlles ·. He hu repeatedly. ln speeches. newa-
letters. and Interviews. called for a strict blockade or CUba.
PlaaiJJ. .. ,.._.,, OdMn-
• .................... b.le .... ..
-~-.. .,. ~·· ........ ,.,...... ~•t. Wtu. rew uno..ue-, tllf'
--~~ mlllac ... .._ ....... Ute
..... ......... PWeW.at ...
~ ... •tao. " lloMaJ,
Odoller a.
Hlp pnt.e Ia due Mr. Ken-nedy for hla courqeoua meaqe. Public I"MCUon hM ehown tNt America Ia IOIIdi.J behind thla
move. World reaction hat brau«ht many of tha. toUntry'l t~nere eriUca trom &Mir Ivory towers Into •n undentandln&' ot
the real danpn Cube preeenta
•nd they have quJdtly nllled to approve and aupport tha. na· Uon'a ectlon.
IT lt very unlikely that the
CommunJitt wilt . attempt to "run" AliWI'ka"1 blockade by ~ t.hetr ahlpa to .. n on to
C\aba. rt a. "'7 llbty that t.b4t1
'wUl attempt to ruin that bloolr· adt by aanllna their ~ da maehlne Into h...,· ... ,, by heapln~ abuae on tht Uftlti!CI
Sta&M. lte em....., and lu .......
~ fiiJIIIu ef a ..... .................... .................. .................... -................ ,
.......... '5 , ..
~ ............. . ---.. , ,.....,., .. ............ ,, ..
sl!lltent with our chancter and
courage •• a. nation •nd our commitments around the world.
The C<Mit of freedom Is always
high -but Americans have al· ways paid lt."
Congressman Utt agrees com·
l>letPiy with the«e word~. There
s little difficulty In jolnln• a bandwlllfon. But It tak~ coura«e to be a leader. Mr. Utt was a
leader for thls type action In the House of Rep~ntatlves Just u
President Kennedy l.s the leader
of thl~ action to the world.
THE President's speech cannot I he t•km simply as a vlndl· cation of those who ro,....w
and forewarned of thla danger.
It lsi even more. a call to the
peop e to elect men with /roven experience. cour&Re. an fore-sllfht; a call to elect leaders who •re wUlln« to wtthatand PrftSUI'e and dlaapproval to preserve our national ldellla.
We bell.ve hla ten·yur record
of &ervl~ aa Oranp and San
Diego CounUes' Representative
clearly demonstrates that James
B. Utt Ia .uch a man. Now, more
Your Conar .. sman
than ever hefore, his leadership,
ln11lght. and 111ren«th are needed
In Wa~hlngton.
Thf' fat# of thlll aaUoa, ol tlae
rnll"' wortd, ••1 ""'' Ia df'.
MJIIIon" madf' ,.,. Otlr "''"'f'M'ata-
tln·" Ill tlllf' C'o•l•lf .... , ....
r.udf'l',. of bcl4111 ,........ llan
IUUtf'rt•d Caba r~~a ao loalff'r M
a polltk'al l•••· ThPJ .,. ~
rt't't. It lJI a aatloaal IMa • of
th• lllllfhPIIIt order. How thtA a.
,..,. lJI r..ltdl•d •• l•ponaat to
f"ff''7 C'ltlllf'a of IIIIIJa aafloa.
On November 6 you wilt have
your chance to 11eclare where
you ~<tand on this national lssue.
F'or your county. state. and n•·
tlonal security, for the future or
your American he rltalfe and
Ideals, we urge you to choose
the man with demonstrat.cl ex-
perience, courage. and foretllhL
RHiect JAMES B. m
IAMIS B. UTT
FIVE· TERM INCUMBENT
35th Con•resslonaf District
· CHURCH IOMDS POl SA&.I
THE IIIMT 8APTIST CHURCH 0~ COITA MRIA,
A eo•o .. ATION, A lltN'fDLV CNIIOWING OM~
I%ATtON .. TH ~ROftP~. ..tLOtN. AND
SCHOOLS WHICH WILL 8 C VAUJCD, ON ~LE·
T ION, AT ALMOST A HALII MILLION DOLLARS,
IS O~P! .. ING 14D,OOO tN ., INTR"&.ST BE ARING
.oNe' A f't!S A.
VOU MAV PU .. CHASI! IIONDS IN OENOt!IINAT IONS
OF SIDOO" lt,OOO, WIT H MATU .. ITV DATES RUN·
NINO F ROM 10 THMWGH tiJ YEARS.
THE F IMT BAPTIST CHURCH WILL HELP VOU
,.INANCI! THEPUIItCHASI!O,.THI!_$1!_ BONDS ~OR
AS LITTLE AI tO' DOWN •• MONTHS TO PAV,
A.HD WITH LIF E INSURANCE COVERAGE ,.OR
THE PURCHASER OF TIME PAYMENT BONDS.
8 V MAKING THIS INVESTMENT, YOU CAN HI!L,.
US BUILD THI! MOST WODERN 8A8YL.AHD IN
SOUTHERN CALI FOftNIA
Write, or Pboee, o r Wire:
DR. P . O. NEUMANN -Mldwar 6·707.S
DENNIS C ARLSON -Liberty 1-1733
Klmbotlr 9-3121
THE PIRST IAPTIST CHURCH
301 Maaoolia St .• Cotta Meu, C alif.
Costa Mesa Llrmber Co.
THIS RARE Sll VEA MARLIN wu cattht
off leona, Hawaii, ~ C.E. Coop er, at I~
of 471:7 CortiMd o;., c•eo Hlghl•cts, on
Oct. 6 lft.et just 20 ....,tes ftghtln9 timt..
The stcfppet, 8111 l( ... aalna,\ls piciured
Wltfl the ludct "'W" •d his prize catm,
which wtf~ed M evert JOO pounds. Mr.
Cooper, retired relltDr from Rl werslde Md
Long Beach, aiJO c.,.t a 2lb-90und b4ue
mlftlt) ~ring tht vtslt to l(ot\a. The Coc)c)ers
were ac~ld ~ Mr. Md Mrs. H•ry
Goetz on •• Hawtll trtp.
ORCHESTRA • PLANS STAND
ne Oraop Cowsty Phil·
M!moaic SocJety wi II preaeot
11M Los A.naeJea Phllhar-
._ic Orebeatra, aa planned,
Cor their ninth aeaaon. ·Tbe
fmt coocert ill the aubo
eaiptioa aeriea of fin will
be aa.JcS, aa acheduled, oa
Pdday,No.,. 9, in the Oranae
Coest Colleae AudiiOrium,
Co.la Meaa, at &:30 p.m.
nil ia tho formal &Mounce·
.. , made by Mr. Clifford
Hakes. preaident or the
Society, wbo f\lf1her t tated,
••we are indeed bappy to
ueowace that the diapu&e
betweeo the Musician's
Uaioa and the Southem
Califomia Sympbooy Auoci-
acioa, which manaae• the
Orclleatta, bu been ne,oti·
ated and an amicable aaree-
IIIC!ltreacbed. A ne• coo tract
llaa been &IJOed and ow
1962-63 sympboay aeuoa
will propeu aa planned
fea turin 1 the renowned Los
Anaelea Philharmonic Or-
chea t:ra and world famooa
pest soloists."
Tickets are oo sale at the
Oranae County Phillwmonic
office, 201 West Cout
HiJhway, Newport Beach,
Ml 6-()411.
FRATERNITY PLEDGE
L.U11N PIIOM APIS MELLIF'ERA
NOll people avoid bees-for obvious reasons. Rhcu·
matilm adrerers of old, bowevtt, tried to JCt ~tuna.
']'bey Choulbt bee stinp were an ett:_ectjve treatment
for rbcumatilm. Now rno.t of us prd'er the more
r ' * .-1 pei.D.Iaa-ra:neda of today. Thanks
to .....a .-.:e we have many safe, faat·actlnl
..-•Ilia .._ Odlcr powerful drup. too. When
you're ill. take advantqe of \hac newer medtc:auons
-but ooly upon the advice or your physaaan Then
kt us render compldc pracnpuon servtee
Christensen Pia n~aey
-1 &. C:OMT .-Y. OQiiiiiCaA DKL llAa
~···--
WE A RE PLEAS ED TO
LUMIER-BUILDING MA1'tfBIALS
•...,..t ...... c... ..... J...lb.ty t.l•l LEGAL MOTICI UNITED FUND DRIVE GAINS
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
:}ruce Wolfe. 110phomore at
Oeni liOn Un1 ver11 ty, Gran·
ville, Oh10, has been pledaed
., Delta Upstlon national
fratemi ty. 'lruce IS the son
of \1u. J~mes Wolfe, 1156
~utland Rd., Westcilff
GIRL FOR A. TotiSOHS
ANNOlJNCE
SANDOR
Flcuuous Fum Name
f:HIJRC:HES THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby
certify that th~y arc cooducu.ng
a manufactunng& salel bunneu r-----------------------.1 at P.O. Box 2031. Newpon JllfBO•d~ ~ Gt~uu~ Beach. Calif .. under tbe hcu-tlous film name of Aquagames G{oroaa ~ !JI-:>f Newp«t Beacb and that sa1d
A CONTINUING CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH firm l.s composed or the follow-
Or. Tbomaa B. Hoover, Min.i •tet 1..0g penom whose names \J\ full and places of reudence are as
S.day Wonlaip 10:00 A.M. at •e Port 11aeatre follows , to·w1t: Samuel Schui-
290S Eaa& eo .. t HiJtaway, at H•liotiDPe An. man. 1601 WIIWICk Lane. Ncw-
Oa•rdt .. ool at 10:00 A.M.-Nar•ny Care Prcmclc'd port Beach. Calif.; John Sever-
OFACE: 4~ Heliotrope Ave.-Phone 675-1323 son, 33822 Blue lantern St •. 'f:=========::;-;==::::::::=:::::~::;:::;=;;~~ Dana Polnl , Call f. t WITNESS our hlllds thiS 24th CORONA DEL MAR day of October . 1962, Samuel f188T IAP'I1ST
CHUBCH
)ell !Jut Cout Rlpway
CGrona del Mat
Dr. Thomu J. Welch. Putor
Surwlay, 11:00 e.m.: Nom·
lnt Service.
Evfttlnl Servt~. 7:30.
A awctlal welcome a. U ·
wnded tor an a,ea to •t·
wnd Sunday~ .. well
u Sunday momlnt and
eventnt ~rvtce..
A m lcS·week 8ervke la
held every Wednad&y M
7:30 p.m.
Lutlwnm Clnarcla
Of the Mllll1r
Unttecl LudMn.n
aawdl tn Amelic.'a
3:W5 l!ut Oout HJJbwq
Corona •• llu
PASTOR Pl\AHK WNN
Pbone: OJLiollt 3·!GD
SUNDAY 8CIImt1Lit
9: 1~ a.m. ·-Family worship
tncludlng Sunday Church
School
11:00 a.m. --WonhJp
F"Jnt Baptiat Chun:b
of co. Meea
Baptiat Bible Fellowlhip
(IMefJ•fatllllle ....... )
COJIIIUIG1"Y Scl.ulmlll , John H. Severson. CIIOilCII' STATE OF CAllFORNlA) u
a.GBGA-no.AI. C•.)UNTY Of ORANGE )
611 BellaUope Avenue ON THlS24thday of Octobel.
Corona ckl Mar, Callt. 1962. before me. a r..otary Pub-
NOaNI.NG WORSHIP he \J\ and fcx u ld county llld
1:.10 and 11 A.M. state. reud1ng there1n . duly
Ctnu'Ch School d.-comml.suoned and sworn . pe~
t:JO a.m. Nunery tor both houn.. sonaUyappeared Samud Schul-
Ectwin c Gomke mill and Joho Seven on. known
Mlnlster to me to t>e the persoos wh<:»~
nAmes ue subscnbed to the
w1thln msuument. and acknow·
St. Jame s
Episcopal Church
JD Via Lido. ~rt BNch
Rev. John H. Parte.!Wetor
ORiole ~0
Sunday Services
7:30 a.m., Holy Communloo
every Sunday; 8:30 a, m •. fa-
mily •ervice and Sunday Sch-
ool (H. C . 2nd Sunda y); 9:30
a. m. . family service and
Sunday School (H. C. 4th Sun-
day); 11:00 a.m •. adult ser-
vice (H.C. ht and 3rd Sunday).
ST. MIC HAEL
& ALL ANGELS
D Ave. 6 Manlulri&.
Oorooa .. ...,
Rot\'. Edward Alla. Vkar
ORiole u.-
SUNDAY MORNING
8:00 Holy Communioo
9:16 MomJng prayer and
Sunday School
led~d to me that they execu-
ted tbe same.
WIT NESS my hand and ofhct.i l
seal.
CHARLES W. HAMil TON
Notary Public in and for
said County and State.
My Comml.sston expues
May 19, 1963.
Publhh: Nov. J!.S-lS-22. 1962
m the Newport Harboc Enugn
·.tesa Soldier In
:ofotll tA•ev•en
Army PFC Robert L . Ely,
eon of Mr. and \tra. 9i II Ely,
Costa 'Aesa, recently par1ici-
pated in F~LLEX. a lar,e-
scalc N.~ TC) eurci se in
Germany deaip1ed _, teat 1he
over-all combat readineu
and e ffectiveness of N~TO
forces in Europe. PFC Ely
11 usisned as a cler\ in the
32nd Si .,a I ~attalion' s
lleadquarters Compmy in
-:Jcrm.ny.
Unite d Fund c~mpaisn
chairman J .-nes Penney re-
pon ed last Thursday that the
drive has reached the 69~
poinL
"We are well ahead of last
yeat' s pro&nrn at th1 s point,"
he said. "~bout S711,6~ of
the Sll3,173 has been re-
ceived.''
Preai dent Gcorae ~odd a
Jr. aaid \hat individuals 1nd
businesses may aend in their
ck>nation or ple.dse directl y
1D the UP office at 325 N.
Newport fllvd., Newport
:leach, or to tbei r area chair·
min: Mrs. Millard Moore on
~alboa Peninsul~ '\1rs. John
CHAIRMAN SELECTED
FOR CIRLS' LEAGUE
Pam Smith, preaident of the
Girla' Leaaue at Newport
Harbor Hi&h School, announ-
ces the follo•ina appoint-
menta: Carol Denner u hos-
pitality chairman, Jodie
Joboum, co-chairman; Sue
Davis. art chairman, and
Chris McGee, co-chairman;
Jeanne Stickler. publicity
chairman, and Francie Duf-
field. co-chairman .
The three senior chainnen
and theu junior co-cbainnen
were installed Thursday.
October 18, at an informal
aupper planned by the vice,
pres ideot of the Girls' Lea·
sue, Dee Dee Dwi&ht.
"~t's Fun to Dr~s.s
In Fashion"
2659 E. COAST RICRW A Y
CORONA DEL MAR
ORIOLE 3·:5030
Santa Ana • Ma1nolla 9ts.
D:. P. C. Neumann, putor C1ari1tiaD Sct.ace a. me.. PAINT A IRIGHTER
SUNDAY SERVJCI:S
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
l 1 :CO a.m. N ornlq Wonblp
6 :00 p.m. Tra.lnln1 Unloaa
1:CO p.m. Event~ Worlblp
WED!fESDAY
1~p.m. Blble Stucb
8:00 p.m. PrQer Meetlna
'
rmn Clla .. rw
CIIU'f,KI&WI8f
DJ3 VIa U4lo KewJCMt ._ada
SUJfDAY JICB()()L
t :ULJLa ... Ua.JD.
SUNDAY SDVICD t :15 -u ....
WEDJifESDAY EVDDtG
MUnlfG ......
BADIJ'G tiOOM
Sl15 VIa IJda, JfJt, ....
Opm ... ..,._ .............
...... .., ......... '1:45 ....
'l'uledQ .... ~-............. ---CII-flr c:aM'I.WD181 ............. c.a-.• .. .. D1t Oliul RIIIIW'a7
0... ... -IUICDAY ICAOOL IllS&.&
IUIIDU wva u ..-.
WB W•'f atWGIIO • 1.J ,._ WIDIU .-..-.... ......... ....... 100. __ CIIMt..,£4 ,,
Qfllll ... ..,._ .. 3 ....... ~ ,.. ........... ..... ... ~-__ .. -.
FUTURE ••• ..
..-.FEIEIIL
llmll I LIAIIIIIIllml
WITH HOME lOANS
Hammond for the liei&hts;
\4rs. Frank Lynch for Irvine
Terrace and Jlay Shores;
'1rs. J .~. fllakanore for
Corona del '\1ar north o f the
h11h""ay; \irs. \tilton Rod-
hetm, Balboa, and \4rs. Hush
Plumb Jr., Lioo Isle.
APPLICANTS SOUGHT
FOR OFFICER SCHOOL
Master Sat. Bill Jenninas.
Air Force recruiter, reporu
that \he Air Force Officer
Trainin a School ia now open
for applications from colleae
a tudenta up to 210 days
before they araduate.
\1r. and \irs. Rt chard .\t-
chi son. 531Q Rrucc Crescent.
Lioo Sands, are parents of a
dau&hter bom Pnday. Oct.
19, 10 Ho aa Holipllal.
•DETAILED
GENERAL
INSURANCE
COVERAGE
BY
ED WA RD
AT
JAY & RENFRO
CONTINENTAL HAIR
STYLIST FA()tol VIENNA,
PARIS, AND ANTOINE'S,
AND OWNER O F THE
CONTI NENTAL SALON
IN LA JOLLA FOR
TME PAST I I YEARS,
HAS JOINED OUR STAFF.
Snadenu who will araduate
after the fall term may apply
now. Those who will
padua te 1n the sprina can
apply in November. Appli-
cants must be between 20\'J
and 291h. The recruitina
office 11at 223 N. Broadway,
Santa Ana.
333N.NEWPORT BLVD.
NEWPO RT BEACH
A /egro Je/ Mar B~~~y Salon
ORIOLE ~S60
L I BERTY 8-1 188 3732 E. COAST HJGIWAY <X>RONA DEl. MAR
FiliAL!! ••• FINAL!! ••• FINAL!! •••
ON 20 BRAND NEW
1962 FORDS
NEAILY EYEIY MODEL. NEAILY EVElY COLOI
HERE ARE SOME OF THESE BUY S!
Galcaie _ $2458 FalcCMI -·-$2137
roaooa v.a
Cutilllan Gold. ForctomaUr
Pollitlve Crankr.... Vei\t.
BtJc. No. STU .
roaooa sr:oA"
CorinUIIan W hite. Otluxe
Trim Par k. ~nov~ ~n'lr·
c: a a e V ~ n l . FCM'dom&Uc.
WSW. SOt. No. 4o.7
Falc• ---·· $2044
.-oltOOa ~EDAS
C"orlnlh•an Whl\~. Fordomat·
lr. poeltlve C'r11nk• aM Vent.
Stk. No. 40411
EcOIIOiine Y• $2025
CanbMan Turquoa~ 170 En-
c1n~ 3 "P"'t'd T'rana Glua Re.r
Ooor R~flf'Clont, Stationary
PIL-RJ"r ~at.
Stk. No 4177.
Galuie 500 $2793 ,...... ··--·-$1571 Tla••derWrd -·-$4004
ro&DOil W' AGON
Bal'flD Blue, 170 En~ln~. Or-
lou Tnm Pack, PosltiYe
Craftkc:aae Vt-nt. R.dlo.
P"ordomatk'. Tinted W Sl\Jd..
Padclfod Dub a Vt.or. SUe.
No. 4061.
('1..( .. VlC'I'Oill'
Bat'firl Blue. m En(lnt', Poe-
IUw Cn.nkn:w V~nl. (~N\af
0 . Power &~rin(. R•dlft.
l'lntrd w Shld .• Pllcktf.d Dull a V&.cw. BU litH. S\k No.
1$34.
Ill '1'0"':\ SEDA!\"
VI~ Blue. WSW. Radio.
PoGUve Cn~nkc:ue Vent.
ro.-dom&Uc. Power St~rin,c,
Til'lled ... !'Shiel Padded Dub
6 Vt.or SOt No s:Ht.
!--OOOa • AaD"'''f'
Corini.J\Ian Wblte. WSW, Pow·
tor Wlnd0\4ra, POW1'r SHl. bclio,
Mirror Fendff 8hle'lcb. 'nntecJ
Olua and all the T·8 lnl ~rt~WA.
Stk. ~o. 1811..
SAVE TODAY SAVE TODAY SAVE TODAY SAYE TODA~ -----------------------------~--------------------------~----ONLY 7 LEFT 1:\-~~ ... •seoe~~~t
1962 FORDS ~~ ~I (')P fu. ('lwWW.. ~ .............. ON:t ad-~ If' ...... ....._.. ......
, ....... tf diS. Fwltf IS.~ =-,..... ,._ twtl N ..
...,.... • c,n t4 n ,
--........ P1 -... ........ e .... tT • r.-.. =.t--~'"*-........ --..
~:iiCIII
....................... ! SlJJJf» s.cm••
THEODORE
(Continued from Paae 1)
ly rej ected last June. The reason tor rejection Is the same:
It's time to start cutting bade on high spiraling spending-
at ~I levels-If we are to escape bankNptcy.
1. C....pettMtiH of Lo,i elo .. rs. ..................................... HO.
This Is described as an attempt to increase salaries by
subterfuge by "limiting" the pay to half that received by a
U.S. congressman, adding ~S,250 to the present ~6,000 bas,
pay.
2. v..,.,.,.•, tea oxomptfofl '" h•''"' profect ............ HO.
Thi s Is another move for more tax exemption. The re54Jit
would be to shift the burden to other taxpayers.
3. Vot.Nwe' ... ox ... ptfo,., oxtet~decl .. .Otlowon .... HO.
Same arguments as against No. 2.
4 Auoe~Mettt of •trlrilhNI IOftd ................................ HO. Th~ pro-argument states cleverly, "Keep food costs <bwn."
'3ut I t's mort accurate, and more fair, to say, "Don't pay
other people's taxes," whlctt you would be <bing i f this is
approved. ltwould grant tax favoritism to extremely valuable
lands, and thus shi ft tax burdens to other property owners.
5. w ........... COMpettiOtiOft ............................................ HO.
This would add to costs of providing benefits wi th no in-
crease In benefits, and contribute toward inflation of con-sumer costs.
6. St.t. h•~t ... oee ...................................................... Y I!S.
Thl s would pro vi de that bond Issues no longer be hand I ed
as constitutional amenctnents, but in fonn of a statute.
7. C...etfhtlett ,.,, 1.1011.................................................. HO.
The proper method of revision is by constitutional conven-tion.
I . Go..orellothloi~Vo aoulot~e ...................................... HO.
This would shorten the time for considering new bills, and
thus would limit the time to research and protest bad bills.
9. G...orel oblltotlon bonde ............................................ YES.
This would help streamline bond fund accounting by estab-
li shlng a slngl e fund.
10. Wolfaro ox...,tlon: loaeod prop..ty ...................... HO
This is another move toward eroding the property tax base
and shi fting the tax burden .
IPUg IJ:Oll~R · ... '·... • r.: ia;o::!!t ~
. A Ill ..._ .. .. .... •II•MI ... 6Ift ot .... ... ... ... .. .................... '-.
_, of JOJce L. L"'-lti. _,, • ..0...11 t. tlsllla.-, uoo s. e., ,.,.., ._...,. 24. ., u2 •· eoua JtwJ •• l•l•d. .. H•• J . ......... ....,_. ........ lloobd
'ftall 11 1 ~ ..._.. 110.._ 16, of 4U POfflJ A••·· C... • • .._.. .t •lllriaa OAH
... VJUC11:r1 I u• prop. oaa 4el M-. ......... of •nW.Taclle,104 W. Coett
....-r eo -... u. s. a .... t..CIIioa or~~~~··-. ttw1., Nw•PMt a..cta . ..s c 1 ... ._ UJCkW" • • • pouiWy •• tD a Wow en W • caklaa eu7 .15 a Clad rro.
....,. .. II • ....., ~: lllldaMiioa l•lict..t oo Oot. oi~tr ....... a ooia Ml
...._ !.:"aacw ._ -.._. 6 oal8ide 6• 0»-• cs.t M• . • .h-• A. s-t. U06 ...., --"• .a .... • wort" Y•• c.-.-..., • u.ce, rma. A••·· ....,._.. 111..,_
1MI ¥ .. ~ • ,.,_. ~ a, • kip aCIMol lllldeet wbo luda, NPGftM 1M ..,It ol !:"~te:':or e.:.. ••a.d eo ft .. L •• VMdala, ~~~ ••••• U5 bicycle ..._..., .. u ·a. ConuntttAte bau .. ..s J•..U•a. duew rtqmMariatn Sot.ool. .. Loie
b UN'ICI::r. · ••• aa •• llome of St .. • IC. Kel-t, 330 w. .. ro SL, n. .._,... 01 u. lc*tlr J . Liddaa, 113 Via Cordon, Bllboe, NportM ... baraluy
....._: Lido hie; . .Noel s.,.er, f10111 ller ,... .. of a ...0 re·
.._... a IJMW Mal' .... 26nl Newport 91vcl., Newport frl~~t~tor caataiaJaa about
• --. 0.0 _. -"" lJeacb, r.pe>rted ftocll&l two •1$ ill flo1to food. • .AI
....._ tC ...a. n..~-=-" -bolo a ahot in a pl~te .... , Reece. 8eya.W. Villa,., 300
;:::-;.: .::-::..: --:..: window there; cbmaa• waa E. Coast Hwy., Newport
.-. .. _.. 1 ,.-; ttl oatimatld at tlOO •.• L.N. Beach, r.ported liM theft o!
,..._ .... ..,...,. ...;; _ Andenon, 2624 Nowpon a •125 aorn.o..dftom.thore ••
111 .,.. t' ......._.. JJI•d.. Newport l)eacb, ro-A •1.000 dlaiiiODCl r~a wae
ported fin dina two bolo a lbot I oat by J&IDI 0. Ha~••, 1718
in windowa thete .•• A tlOO Bayadere Tor •• lrYeoe Tor-
plate alau window waa ~ race. • .A bicycle ridden by
ten at Electro Phyaica Co., KOYin M. Sebra. 15, or 412
3017 W. Coaat Hwy., Newport Haul Orin .• Corona del
"ieadl ..... Marpaetite M. Mar, c~ oo~ ol an alley
OD ~ 11. JJa. 1M U.S.
Oammltt.ee tor UNICEF ~t
f10.40. One tilaJ' cl that ha-t
been ncetwd to pq fw two ttema
hated on the "U. S. Oxnm.lttee
tor UNICEF PubUoat:Jnna u.t:·
wbkh bat had bftn lDduded in
\ba 1M2 "Hallowe.n KJt." al~
oojd by the CGmrnJ ttee. Tbe.le
two ltema. lJsted at 50 cent•
a.cb ....... ''Elementary School
Teacher Packet." and "Second-
&1'7 Sc:hooJ Tactwr Packet."
'l'lla& ._,... .... of tiiAt
tltM .,_, .. 7 ... 17. a. 0...
llllttleo fw UNICSP oa Oc-.
..... 11, Ita. Bow wu at ..-n u OMW ...... .._,.t.
MOM ... to IDfiOU..,.,. ... -"1tl ...... ol lftiiJc. fttat co.N ...., for a wldlf'
a& a..t. ...., a elllld'• ...._ ... ...... -n.& 11M Cl04IIII .... ....._.. .. ..._.7, •.m
......... taWeca.
EY-....,... ....,_.. .. "7 ~
............ eoUI .. Ye
...._., ,....eeaso. for 111 e"ll-.,_f..._ ... .._. .......
U... .. ta~ OT It
«**ld .. ., .......... ~
of tale &en1ble ._.. aa.o...a .. ,....
~·. etop a moment and think
ol Lbat 19.40 In terms ol "Pftl·
nlN ," Uke lhoM ~nniN ~
Amm~n younpten wUl ~lett
for UNICEF trorn their nrtgh-
bon thla Ha!Jowem. Lut )IMf"a
t:NlCEF Tnck or Treat cartl·
ratgn In Loa Ange4e! County nf't-
ted only IIS.046 for all the c:hild·
work put Into lt. In "~ee"
$9 . .0 Ia a lot a( money ...
Kneen. 231 Via Nice, Lido near Pomeettla Avo. and
hie reported the buraluy of Coaat Hwy., Corooa del Mar, tsn.'.so in frozen food ftom tbe IDd bit tbe aide of ~ car
freeur in her aaraae. . . driven by Lloyd 0. Manafold,
Harry V. Anderton. 1338 61. of 415 Mariaold Ave.,
Suuu Lane, Weatcliff, ro-Corona del Mar .•• Sleven K.
ported findinapiecea of tlau Shelton, U, of 423 Coata
alt f10m a bedroom window Meu St., Coata Meaa, told
and a kitchen door window, of!i~ofl h~ fell aaleep while
with acreena also cut, in a drav~l baa car at 11. p.m.
vacant home at 1117 Devon caDilDI the car to run anto a
Lane, Weetcliff ... Philip J . partedJ carl oaACoaatCorH~~
.,. ..J.. 4-c ., A nat near a am ne ve., -Q''"''· Jl'r c . ~•Y ve.. "]I • d 1 Ma . let d to GordOII boa, reported the theft or hi • • r,r•a•• •
19SS car from the 'lalboa H. Gl111, 2114 E. Cout
padtin1 lot· the vehicle beina Hwy., Corona del M"!• llld
· · An Prank Webb, Hunttnat>n recover~d an Sant_a . a, 1each. • .Jee A. Oibbe,
:"'here It had_ been tnvolv~ 212 E. Ocean Prout., 9alboa, 1n a felony hat Md ru~ ace:'-reported tae burJ)ary of jew-
dent. the euspect be&na tn ehy valued at tl,llS fJom
custody. the bedtoom or bet hOme. io-
Suftdey, Oct. 14 dodint a bracelet. d:i1m0nd
Lowell E. Tbom11, S3 rina 1nd ditmond writt watdl.
Beacon Say, reported the tbe it.-na laet beina aeen on
buralary or an US bicycle Labor Day. . . ~ t27 cub
from hia praae. . .Nancy box 11\d imprinter, Ul caab
Neece, SOlO Neptune A•e.. and ~ in credit alipa were
West Newport, turned in a etolen from a etore100m of
J-. ........
Alae .... ,. .....
.... J .. lmu ...
..... tia ..........
... tliot C•aal Park ia
N .. Yod: Cia, bo aet ui ..
ill elM lt?lae Wilt boWaAI eo.-... Mar •
.. , tll1ok diet rea.ldlata
ucl foa... tealdeeta of ala
IIIUiltoomial ~-ity
...,.,.... to M•e aa .,.. to
ao to *' ia DOt Oiled wltb
booa11 ud milliaa people,"
tht WIOta. uTbit type of
part woaJd bt a ar•at uut
to dM Dew Uai•eraity COIIllaa
bere, alao."
She IOIJiated 1 well eq~alp
ped ricliaa acaclomi•• for
reetiaa and boucliaa bortee;
abaclod, oiled bridle patba
throDJboat tbt park; a ~~-~r
coane to promo~ Baallab
ridiaa acti•itiea; a b•tc:lob;
• •mall aoo ror cblldna;
playJI'C)cmd eqllipmellt; amaJI·
lakea with awana ud docb,
and a DeCWotk of pictlar-
eaqae walb.
liE laE
The Lord bach made known
his salvation; b1J rlgbteowneu
bath be openly shewed in the
sisflt of the heathen.
He bach remembered bu mer·
cy and his truth towatd the house
of Israel: aU the ends o( the
earth havcseen the salvation or
our God. iS: 2, 3. )
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• Cllitarnia State Chamber of Commerce
(end .... 2m loc:ll Chlmbln of Colftmlrct)
• California Labor Ftdlration~IO (and ....... fllocll Labor )
• California Countv Supervisors Association
(end 57 County da.nli of Superfbon)
• Leaaue of California Cities
. (and men thin 150 City Councils)
• More than 40 Democratic
County Central Committees
• More than 40 Republican
County Central Committees
• State Building & Construction Trades Council
• California Farm Bureau Federation
• California State Grange
• California Manufacturers Association
• California State Automobile Association
• California Wool Growers Association
• Irrigation Districts Association of California
• Associated Farmers of California
• Agricultural Council of California
• Joint Council of Teamsters 142
• Majority and Minority leaders of the State
Senate and State Assembly
These Groups, and Hundreds of Others Say:
VOTE NO
on No. 23
11. Auou' ... "": hhterlcel l•d,..or\ oroa .................. HO.
This could open tne way to land speculation by lowering
assessments, and also would be another step In undenninlng
the tax base.
Oa ·october 11. un
VSICI!ra V . 8. CoauaiUeo, to
Wblelli pOQP all U.. Ballew&-
-''polut)"" eelleetloM aN ._t -.... , tltM H UIIJ&-
ecl ~..... AIIUIAil.. poMace
wallet abe found neat Balboa The Tri•Jl• Car W11h, 4625
Blvd. and 3Sth SL,WutNew-W. Coau Hwy., Weet New-
port, contain ina $7 and ideo-porL .. A tl.lS police baton
tification papera of John A. wu etolen f110m the mot>I'-
Cook, 108Yr-29th ~t., New-cycle of Officer L.ouie P.
port ·Beach ... Dantel ~-Ar-rleerea. while parked at 4001
nold,19. of 2S2S Weetnuneter w. Coaet Hwy., Weat New-
Ave., CQeta Meu_. wu char-pon. CAUFORNIANS AGAINST PROPOSITION NO. 23 aed with poueuton of falae w.-.,..., Oct. 17 IANfA AliA LAitNr A. Nk:tloN • T'hornn L Pltlll
identification at 107-2ht William W.·YO'-'!J, S9, nal-~e =ST. ..,. ........................... ,.. .......... a.--.
12. Aid .. wl•w• of vohtwna ........................................ HO.
This appears to be an efbrt to get around the prohibition
against legislative gifts to indivicl.lal s.
to n.11 thoeo two .... SOBOOL
TEACID::a pet'ke .... ftDed witt.
PI!, Newport . Beach, and boa Inn. wae cbatud with '""'' o-• c.tlf •.... , .,. .__......., ..... ,....._
cado St., Coata Meaa, wu Clarcnce C.Smtth, 384A•~ -~(Con~~ti~n~u~ed~on~P~•~l~e27~}------~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::=,
13. Extonelo" of collowo oxOMptfon .............................. YES.
This wou ld encourage expansion of private colleges and
uni versities by removing the present 100-acre limi t on tax exempti on.
U . S.lo of tttlol•d• ...................................................... YES.
This wou ld open the ~tay to ,development of tidelands areas
now cut up by network s of unused ~d unneeded streets.
15. County t.x •pp•l• a...,ct ....................................... HO.
Let's retain the rl~t to make tax appeals to elected offi-
cials.
16. Constitution: ofl,.lnotos obaoloto and eupor~odod
proYialo"a . .. . ... ... ... . . .......................... YES.
No substantive ch ange wou ld be made. This would shorten
t:allfomla's over-long constitution.
17. Pay of loglalatora . . . . ............................... Mt).
This would Increase the present mon thly basic pay from
SSOO to S834. This is in con flict with Proposition 1; If both
ate approved, the one getting most vo tes woul d be in effect.
Solution: Vo te them both OOwn.
18. Alcoholic boYoroga control oppoah lloorcl ........... MO.
Senato r John Murdy say s In his opposition argument "Addi-
tJonal power to various boards has already ~e too far In
our state."
19. eo ... , .... , .... of local offtcora . . .. ..................... :~1').
Candidates seek an office knowing what th e pay Is, and
should not expect an increase in pay during term of office.
Approval of this proposition would encourage more salary
I:J:)osts and further Increase the burden of government costs..
20. Boxing a"tl wroetll111 COfttoate .. . ..................... t~O.
Assemblyman Bruce Allen says In his opposition argument
"What we real ly need to It> In boxing is tD drive the crooks
and racketeers oul Th l s mea54Jre does nothing to clean up
rackets in boxing."
21. S.porler u.rt l•tlto• .... ........... ........... ..................... Mt).
This Is single county legislation, applying to Los Angeles
County only, tor elimination of uncontested names from the
ballot. Write-In proce<llre would be more difficult.
22. o,...,.,.., .. .. .. .. .. ................................................. HO.
This proposition Is not needed for the Osteopath-MO merger,
which already Is In effect. The president of the Osteopathic
Physicians and Surgeons of Calltomla says that ttl~ purpose
Is to stop lltaue licensing of osteopathic physlchns. That
Is a decision tor each lnchlcilal osteopath to make; and the
public, as lnchlc11als, should reuln the right to choose the
type of medl cal care wanted.
23. S..te ,....,_rtt ...... t .. ... ...................................... HO. Thl~ would add 10 new state senators, 5 of them In Los
Angttts County, on a population basls. Let's keep ttte tJme-
tuted federal plan, with the Assem~y based on population, S~nate on an 11111 basis. Otherwl se boll W®ld bt subfectld m ..tded political pressure, ll'ld ftt L .A. area would rtctfve
grtady lncreutd Influence. Two yeats a~ this plan wa.s
lfdcld 2 to 1. Let's do It again, hatdtr.
U S.~ .. Mtl¥ttl-.............................................. YIS.
UNJO'D' ~ from
Nf'W Yortl to C..Worala!
Shocktod? You e.hou.ld I:M!, a~
10 lhould Congnss, and eo llhot•ld
aU ot the "youth leaden" and
'-Chool boardl, etc. pJ'e'P&I'ini'
e-ven u this Ia wr1 t ten. to ked,
or ap(lrove the leadtnc ot U.-
noe.nt Amf'rican lUcia Into th~
UNlCEF "Halloween" prnp&(M·
da trap!
AJon& wtth the ··~ tftch-
fT packet." In that box which
coat $10.40 to alnnaJI, w~e
et.acks of UNICEF propaganda
folden, lot eadl ol ... ff'l-
~1 "Youth Out tor UNlCEF"
(the new trick' to enli11 the
tHnare VOUP Wlder Lhe eocalled
"YOU Project). ''The HJ Netgh-
bor Sf!ries · · ( booka and recor\b
!or ale). "FOf" 0\Udrfta nnd
Thc»e Wbo Love and TEACH
Them -Pamphlet& That TeU
tht UNJCF'l" Story' ~~r
blank lor ··A OU1d ot t1NICI7
In N I 1 e rIa ," Jepan. ett'J
"UNICEF and Yotf' (Ctlne'f'al
pi'OIIep.nda. pha bat ot mambera
ot the u. s. Comrnlttea tnr
UNIC!:Fl. MUHICEF FlLM..~"
(llri<'es on pureb ... or rental cr
UNJCEP' propapnda ftl:ma.. 111-
cludlna "OIUdren ot the Sun ..
Upcoed ~ Aprtl 1 ) and the tw.l~ f o I d • r adverUatna ·· u N r c E F CreetJnc Cants. M
wtdc:h f~t~ two 1912 eard cii-
•JaM by Amold Bland~. a man
C'lted f« cn1a1n J)f'O-«)n\\"nunllt
aetlviU• by the HOUM C.xnmlt-
t.ee on un-Amet1c:an ActMU..
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VNIOII:ra .... •'Jif ... et .._
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cha.raed with fumiebina iden-
tification to be falaely IUcd
by another. . .Sbaroo Ann
Koecbe, )01 La Jolla Dr.,
Newport Heiabta. reported
the theft or her SJ wallet
containina fl6.7S c11h and
papers from the top or. coin
meter boa to a dryer in a
laundry at 310 N. Newport
Blvd., Newport Heiahta ...
Jody L. Juter, 24. Santa
Ana. and a pauenaer in her
car, Kenneth Jeater, 27 . En-
cinitae, were injured when
her car wu involnd in an
accident at Irvine A•e. and
Prancieco Dr., upper bay,
with a car driven by Albert
Paul Mantz, 57, of 400 S. BAy
front, Balboa leland; Martha
Manhall, 711 Heliotrope
Ave., Corona del Mar, in-
jured in the Mantz car. uid
ebe would aee her own phyai-
cian.
M.Mey. Oct. 15
Jaclcic Taylor, 21. of 115-
15th St.. Ceo tn I Newport,
wu characd with drunk dri•-
ina after hie car hit the park-
ed ca.r or Julietta Harley. 103
Mcfadden Pl., Newport
Beach; officers found a loed-
ed rifle in hja car ... Oecar
E. Olaen, 113 Apolena A•e.,
Balboe leland, reported the
U4.82 theft of a or. iu
lounae from hie porch •.. A
hit and run car damapd the
car of Jamee E. Harrison,
3210 W. Balboa Blvd. at
Newpon Blvd. and Via lido,
Newport Beach.
r .... ,. Oct.''
A three-car atcident oa
Coaat Hwy. 45 feet weat of
TIUtiD Ava., No1t'poft Beach,
inTol•ed motodatt Viralnla
A. Cotler, 44, of 1917 Ahara
Dr., fntble T mace; ltaada II
P. Myera , 54. a.ct Joaaita M.
Aqoilat, both S..ta Ana •••
Alrtey .U. Atliaa, 31, ol
)106M Mucu A.... Woet
Newport, waa boobd c. a
CMt.. of &llaalt with I
4eadly weapoa an.t ...
...... bl .... forb. ....
,.,_., at all ,.,._, Ia a
SOMt mnctffl ttas bttn •••sstd b1 mnsttvltlvts flat ltls
ICt could bt usld at~~nst Item. fbe Gen. Wllktt lnddeftt
*»ws laat ItO JPtd II I ttl sl atlon Is nttded ID "ttl" 1M
c:atservlllfus; IWtMRt laws t111 bt ctstotted .,, ltat .,.,_
pose. Tile Ito ..... nst Ills ptOpGsUioft M Itt lift wtnt ...,Its ffti111 • would N ,efftct.d-, Itt bill. Tttt
•dt .ICII ... $ldkM J P~Qvldn h all Irion be put-
... .., ••, .-H ... I., be w••th • lllliiMIOft ~ u ••• c. llllt ._ CDftll...._ll ..,.Ita of lte
n. u ... ,.......,. Dept. J•n-
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...... LMt ,..,, die a.tr.u ~
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Choose Courage and Foresight
FOR several month~ Your Con· ~ressman. James B. UtL has been the target of liberals.
paclflstJI. and one-worlders. He hill been repeatedly denouncecl for his t orthrlJfht position aplnst Castro. Communism. and relying on the United Nations for our fore!Rn policy.
Sln<'e the Bay of Ph~• tragedy, he hu kept a vi~Hant e.ve on Cuba's arms build · up. Seven month11 lifO he was reoortlnl{ on the floor of ConJrr~ what Pr~ldent Kennedy called "this eecret.
awltt. and extraordlna~ buJid-up
of Communist mlulles '. He ha1 repeatedly, In speeches. newt~leturs. and Interviews. called for a strict blockade of Cuba.
PlaaU7, .. ~7. Od .....
••• at ............... kaWe ••••
·~· •• f"'"I"JJf... Ck Pfta6. ••t. WHia few u~ til#
.... mill .. ,_.,._. ..... I• lk ............... ~ ...
..,_,. tk ...... MoMa7,
~a.
Hl«h pralae Ia due Mr. Ken·
nedy for hll courqeous meua•~· Public l'ftetlon hM llhowq Ulac
Arnerka II lOUdly behind Ulla mov~. World reaction haa
brOU«ht many of th1a counU'J"a ~~nere critics from their lv017
towene Into an undentandl"-of the real danpn CUba pr-.nt. and th~ have quickly rallied to approve and 1upporc thla na. tron•a action.
IT Ia very unlikelY that the
C9mmuna.tt will att;: to "run,. Arntrka'a bloe by
ordmn« t.hetr ahiDI to all on to
CUbL rt Ia very Ulr:ety that t.he7 wm attempt to rufn that b&oelt· ade bJ eranlr:Jna thftr ~
da machlne Info hiatt · .. r. b.r
htaptn• abu .. on the Unltta
Statet, lt.a em....._ and Ita ........
~KftUMdy~
thlf lUttllhood When lM aeld:
'!lstent with our character and
courage aa a. nation and our
commitments around the world.
The COflt of freedom Is alw•ys high -but Americans have al-ways palcl lt."
Co ngressman Utt al(retos com· pletPiy wllh the..-e word!!. There
IH little difficulty In Jolnlna a bandwa.-on. But It take11 courage
to be a leader. Mr. Utt was a
leader for this type action In the
House of Rep~ntatlvea Just a.s Pr~ldent Kennedy Ia the leader
or thlo!l action to the world.
THE President's speech cannot I he takm 11lmply as a vlndt·
cation of thoH who foresaw and forewarned of thla danger.
It lsi even more. a call to the peop e to elect men wlth/roven experience. cou.-.e. an fore-siRht: a call to elect leaders who are wllll"-to wltha~nd oressure and dlupproval to preserve our national ldnl1.
We believe hla ten-year record
ol Mrvlce aa Onnp and San
DleJo Countla' Repreaent.aUve
clearly dftnonatrata that Jamn
B. Utt Ia auc:h a man. Now, mor.
Your Conaressman
than ever before. his leaderahlp,
lnl'>l~ht, and !ltrenlf(h are net'ded
In \\'ashln~ton.
Thf' faw of tlalll ••ttoa, of thfl
f'nflno world. ma,-n'IIC I• df..
rl,.lon" m•d• h7 o•r l'f'PrTH•ta-
u .. ..,. In thf' f'OMI•• WtHfh.
JA'adttrtt of both pertlf'a han
MI'M4't1f'd C'•ba NIX •• lo••"r ~
a tiOIItlral '"""•· Thf'J' aN" t'Of'o
non. It t• • ••flonal l••• of
th,. lalJrh••t onl.r. How tlallt .._
""" I• hanctl•4 It l•,ortaat to """1'7 f'ltlaf'• of thlll natloa.
On No\'ember 6 you will han
your chance to declare where
you stand on this national lAaue.
r or yc,ur county, tate. and na·
tlonal ~urlty, for the t\lture ol
your American herlta•e and
Ideals, we urge you to choose
the man with tlemonstratld ~X·
perlertff. courq~. and foral«hL
..... c..-~ ..........
lAM IS B. UTI'
FIVE-TERM INCUMBENT
35th Consresslonal District
. CHURCH IOMDI POl IALI
TK~ ,lfltiT BAPTIST CHURCH 0~ COITA MUA,
A eo..-o .. ATION, A "AflltDL Y cu.owtNG OMIAH-
IZATtON wtTH .. _,.. ... T"f;, 8UILotNGI AND
SCHOOLS WHICK WILL BE VALUaO, ON cQM.-L~
TION, AT AI..MOST A KALP MILLION OOLLAAS,
1$ O,.,.& ... NG 140.000 IN., INTEitan 8£AAING
ttONOS. IE'" U A.
YOU MAY PU .. CHASE BONOS IN O€NOMINATIONS
OF 11000" 11 ,000, WITH MATURITY DATES AUN-
NIN G ,.ROM tO TK..OUOH II YEARS.
TH~ ,.IRST BAPTIST CHU"CH WILL HELP YOU
PINANCE TH~PU"ctfASI!Otr THESE IIONDS 1'0" '
AS LITTLI! AS 10~ DOWN, a MONTHS TO PAY,
AND WITH Llf'~ INSURANCE COVERAG~ 11'0"
THE PURCHASE" OF TIM£ PAYMENT BONOS.
BY MAKING THIS INVUTMENT, YOU CAN HI!L~
US IIUILD THE MOST MOO~RN 8A8YLAHD IN
SOUTHERN CALitrORHIA
Wri lt, or Pboae, or Wire:
DR . P . G. NEUMANN -Midway 6-707.S
DENNIS CARLSON -Liberty 1-1733
Kimberly 9-3111
THE PIRST IAPTIST CHURCH
301 Maanolia St., Colla Me ... C alif.
WILT II
IIAWAIIAif 1801&
Amertc:.'t Latr-t lelectlon
Rounct. da Clodt llawallan P&lhton o,.a-.& ..... -oa,.-.
U.UOA II.LAIID
THIS RARE SILVER MARLIN wu ca&~tht
off kona, Ha•ll, IJf C.E. Cooper, at left,·
of •m Cortl•d Or., C•eo Hlgttl~nds, on
Oc:t. 6 lftet jttst 20 .,..,tes ftgtetJng time.
The Jklpptt, 8111 ICUtaatna, lis pfcturtd
wttfl tflt lucky •ftt Md his prlzt cad\,
wtllch w .. ghtd an even 300 pounds. Mr.
Cooper, ,.tired rtl•tl)r from Ri verside Md
Long Beach, also c_.t 1 216-pOund blue
m.tln 4.1rlng the vtslt to Kona. The Cooc»ets
wen ac~td llr Mr. and Mrs. HartY
Gom on •• H..., I Vlp.
ORCHESTRA
PLANS STAND
no Oranae CoUIDty Phil·
lllarnlonic Society will preeent
11M Lot Anaelea Pbj Jbar·
-ic Orcboatra, aa plaaed,
t« their niolh aeuoo. ·Tbe
firtt coocert in the ao.,.
tcdptioa aenca or fin will
be ta.ld, aa acbeduled, on
PridaJ,Nov. 9, in the OraDae
Coeet Colleae Audit.orium,
Cotta Meaa, at 1:30 p.m.
nia it the forma l announce-
... , made by Mr. Clifford
llaket. pretident or the
lodety, who further atated,
''We are indeed happy to
uoo~ace that the diaput.e
betweea the Mu11cian'a
tJaioa and the Southem
California Symphony Auoc:i-
atioa, which mana&ea the
Orc:heatn, baa been oeaoti-
ated and an amicable apee-
meot reached. Anew contract
baa been l l JDed and oar
1962-63 symphony aeuoo
will propeu aa planned
rea turin & tbe renowned Loa
Anaelea Phtlharmooic Or-
cbeatn and world famous
JQeat aoloiat.a."
Tickets are on aale at the
Otan&e County Pbilharmontc
office, 201 West Coaat
HiJhway, Newport Beach,
M1 6-6411 .
FRATERNITY PLEDGE
.,.._..,, ,...,...._,, INJ
c.-.w ..... c.ltla•••
LUMN PROM APIS MELLIP'ERA
MOlt people avoid bees-for obVJOW TQJOn.S. Rheu-
m.tilm adreren of old, howeYCr, tned to Ft stuna.
Tbcy fhotlabt bee stinp were an effective uaunent
for rbcumatilm. Now most or us prefer the more
1 f tb .-d painJeu-remedire$ of today. Thanks
10 ..... tcillece we have many safe. rut-actrnl
..... ,..,.., Other powerful drup, too. When
you·~ iU, take advanta~~t of thae newer mediCatiON
-but ooJy upon the a~ioe of your phystaan lnen
, let us render complete pn:acnpllon Kf\IICX
Christensen PI•IIICICY
-.a If. COAIT IIWY. COIIOirA DaL NO
o--.&1--
WE ARE PLEASED TO
Costa Mesa Luarlber Co.
LUMIEB-BUILDING MA1'EBIALS LKAL MOTICI LDeltr .... ,
CERTIFICATE OF BUSlNESS
UNITED FUND DRIVE GAINS
qruce Wolfe. 110phom<lre at
Dent son Un• veui ty, Gran-
ville, Oh10. has been pled&ed
., Delta Upsilon nau~nal
fratemtty. '1ruce 1 s the 8<ln
of \tu. James Wolfe, 11S6
Rutland Rd .. Westcltff
GfRL FOR A.TOtiSOHS
ANNOUNCE
SANDOR
C:HIJIR£HI:S
Flcuuous Fum Name
THE UNDERSIGNED do bereby
certi fy that they are conducung
a manufacturing & sales busineu
~------------------------------------------~1 at P.O. Box 2031, Newpon 'JgallJidJf ~ GIIptrr~ Beach . CaiU .. under the hcu-tlous (urn name of Aquagames Corona ftJ !JI-:>f Newport Beach and that said
A. CONTINUING CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH firm u com poted of the follow-
Dr. Tbomu B. Hoover, Minister mg penons whose names In full and places of reudence are as 9DadaJ Worslalp 1~00 A.M. at *• Pon 1111eacre follows , to-wit: Samuel Schul·
2905 East Coaal Hi .. w&J, a t Heliotmpe Au. man. 1601 Warwick ~ne. New-
Qarc* Sdlool at 10:00 A.M.-NoraetY Care Pro-ftde"d port Beach, Calif.. John Sevu-
OFAC~ u~-!-}otrope Ave.-Phone 67>1323 son. 33822 Blue Lantern St .. L;=====~r~·~ .... -ri::'~=:::;~;::::========:::;:~ Dana Point. Calif. I '-r_ WITNESS our hands thts '24th f1BSf _~ .. Jp:tl CbBONA DEL MAB da)· of October , 1962 , Samuel CHURCH I COIIMUJtiiTY Sct.ulman. John H. Severson. CIIURCH' STATE OF CALIFORNIA) u
)ell !Jut Cout Hl ... way ~~AL C1JUNTY OF ORA:-.IGE )
Corona del Mar Cll Kellatrope Av.nu.e ON THIS 24th day of OctobeJ.
Corona del Mat. Caltf. 1962, before me. • t-<otary Pub-
Or. 'ntomu J. Welch. t-utor MOillUNG WORSHIP lie tn and f01 satd r..ounty and
Sunday, 11:00 a.m.: Mom· 1:30 and 11 A.M. state. restdtng theretn . duly Church !kbool cluses •-_.. d ln1 Serv1ce. <.ommuuon .... an sworn . per-t :30 a-m. Sch Ev~nlnl Service. 7:30. Nl.lf'MIY f« both hours-sooallyappured Samuel · ui-
Edwln c. Gomk~ man and John Sennon. known
A ewdtal wel«<me ~ ~•· MJni.Rer to me to 1\e the persoos wh01e ~nded few all a.-to at· names are subscribed to the
~nd Sunday~ .. w.ll watbin tnsuument. and acknow-
u Sunday momln1 and !edged to me that they execu-
evenlnl aervk:H. St. James ted the same.
A mld·week aervke 1.1 Episcopal Church WIT NESS my hand and ofhc tal
held every Wednaday .t seal.
7:30 p.m. a. Via Lido. Nflnlort 8eaclt CH ARLES W. HAMIL TON R~v. John H. Parke. Rad« Notary Public tn and for
Lu~ Clnarda
01 tbe .......
UnJted LuttMran
0\\.lfd\ tn .A.mertrc.-.
3S45 Eut Oout Hiatt...,
Corona dit1 Mar
PASTOR PRANK CJJNN
Pbone: o .... 3-5021
SUNDAY SCIRDULE
9:15 a.m. --FamUy wonhip
tllcludmg Sunday Churc h
School
11:00 a.m. --Wonhlp
F"Jnt lapW Church
ol CA.ta M..a
Baptiat Blbl~ Fellowahip
• (!Mepe .... taaMt ....... )
ORioJe 5-0210 satd County and Sta te.
Sundoy Services My Commwlon expues May 19. 1963.
7:30 a.m •. Holy Communion
every Sunda y; 8:30 a.m •. fa -
mily servtce and Sunday Sch-
ool (H. C. 2nd Sunday): 9:30
a. m. , family 1ervtce and
Sunday School (H. C. 4th S~tn
day): 11:00 a.m •. adult ser-
vice (H.C. ht and 3rd Sunday).
ST. MICH AEL
& ALL ANGELS
aliAv•.•~
Olrooa .. Mar
Rev. Edward A.Dea. var
ORiole U4l5
SUNDAY MORNING
8:00 Holy Communion
9: 15 Moming prayer and
Sunday School
Publtsh: Nov. 1 :.8-1~-22. 1962
1n the Newport Hatbor Enugn
'.\ .. o Soldier '" ~oto tA•-..ven
Army PFC ~oben L. Ely.
aon of •.tr. and \Ita. Oill Ely,
Costa '.1esa, re cently parttci-
pa~d in F~LL£X, a lar,e-
scale N .~TO exercise Ill
Germany deaianed k> teat ltae
over-all combat readineu
and effectiveness of N~TO
fOrces in Europe. PFC f!ly
•• auianed aa a clerk in the
J2nd Si171 al 1att.alion's
lleadquartera Comp~ny 1n
~~many.
Unjted Fund c tmpaiJn
chairman J .-nes Penney re-
poned last Thunday that the
drive has reached the 69~
point.
"We are well ahead of I ast
yeat' s pro ,r.-n at tht point,"
he said ... 'bout S711,69\ or
the Sll3,173 has been re-
ceived."
President Goorae ~odda
Jr. aai d that individuals and
businesses may send in theu
oonation or pled&e directly
to the UP o rti ce at 325 N .
Newport !ltv d., N ewpqrt
1eaoh. or to theu area chair-
m.,: Mrs. -..illard \4oore on
llalboa Peninsul~ Mrs. John
CHAIRMAM SEL!CTED
FO. GIRLS' LEAGUE
Pam Smith, pre a ident of the
Girla' Lcaaue at Newport
Harbor Hiah School, announ·
ces the fotlo .... in& appoint-
ment.: Carol Denner aa boa-
pitality chauman. J odie
Jobnaon. co-chatrman; Sue
Davia. art chairman, and
Chris McGee. co-chairman;
Jeanne Stickler. publicity
c hairman, and Francie Duf-
field, co-chairman.
The three senior chairmen
and their junior e<)-cbairmen
were installed Tburaday,
October 18. at an informa l
s upper planned by the vice-
preaident of the Girls' Lea-
JUC , Dee Dee D'wiJht.
··11·s Fun to D~ss
In Fashion"
26S9 E. COAST RICHW A Y
CORONA DEL MAR
ORJOL£ 3·!5030
Santa Ana 6 Ma1nolla 9W.
D:. P. C. Neumann, Jiutor PAINT A IRIGHTER
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:45 a .m. Sunday School
1 J :CO a .m. Momlf\1 Worship ,
6:00p.m. TreJnl"' UnloM
7 :~p..m. Ewnlni~P
WED!'fESDAY
7 ~20 p.m. Blble St\14T
8:00p.m.~ Meetlq
FUTURE •••
.._FEIEIIL
WITH HOMI LOANS
LOW ..uc:llll
IA'IB
•• MHOUI-~
EIIY
.atow aliliCI
H~mmond for the HeiJ)tta;
Mrs. F rank Lynch for Irvine
Terrace and 'Jay Shores;
~1u. J .~. JJi akemore for
Corona del '1ar north of the
htah-.ay; \1u. ~ilt.on Rod-
hetm. Balboa. and Mrs. Hoah
Plumb Jr., Ltdo I ale.
APPLICAMTS SOUGHT
FOR OFFICER SCHOOL
Master Sat. Bill Jennmaa.
Atr Force recruiter, report.a
that the Air Force Officer
T rainin& School ia now open
for applications from colleae
s tudenta up to 210 day a
before they padua~.
~1r. .,d \1rs. Rt chard ~t
dtiaon. S))q llruce Crescent,
Ltdo Sands. are parents of a
dmJhter bom Pnday, Oct.
lq. tn Ho a1 Ho&IHtal.
•DETAILED
GENERAL
INSURANCE
COVERAGE
BY
ED WARD
AT
JAY & REMFRO
CONTINENTAl.. HAIR
STYI..IST ,.AO ... VIENNA,
PARIS. AND ANTDIH£'S,
AN DOWN EROI'" THE
COIIITIHEIIITAI.. SAI..ON
IN L A JOI..LA I'"OR
THE PAST \I VEARS.
HAS JOINED OU"' STAI'",-.
j
Students who wi II paduate
af~r the fall term may apply
now_ Those who will
paduate in the aprina can
apply tn November. Appli-
cants must be between 2~
and 29\-S. The recrui tina
office taat 223 N.Broadwa y.
Santa Ana.
333N .NEWPORT BLVD. A/egro Jl!/ Mar Bea'-uty Salon
NEWPORT BEACH ORlOLE 3-4560
L IBERTY 8-1188 3732 E. COAST HI(J{WAY <X>RONA DEL MAR
FINAL!! ••• FiliAL!! ••• FINAL!! •••
ON 20 BRAND NEW
1962 FORDS
NEAILY EVElY MODEL. NEARLY EVElY COLOI
HE~E ARE SOME OF THESE BUYS!
Glllaie -$2451 Falc• _ .. _ S2137 Fak011 --·-··-$2044
roaooa v-a
Cu UUian Cold. f"onlomaUl'.
....auvw Cranllc-a.M V.nt
&Uc. No.. S7 t4.
ro&DOil 1UOON
Battin 81~. 170 E.lt(IM. Dt-
hlu Tnm Pac-k, Ptlei ll Vf
Cranlu:a.. Vettl. Radio,
l"ofdomaUc-. Ttnted W Shld_
~ Ouh A V'-or. Stk.
No. 4CNI.
roaooa ~EDA"
Corinthian Whtte. ~lu~t
Tnm Pa('k ~ltoYt C'nnll-
c • • t V t n t , FCW'donultk
WSW Stk No 4011
Galaie 500 S27tl
CL('B \'l(T()a I \
Baffin 81\W, ~ Enl(uW' Poe·
ltfw Cntnkra.w Vf'lll. l'rvt.w
0 . Pow.r ~Hr1n&' Radk\.
Tlnlf'd W Shiel, h6dfod Out!
A V'-or. BU lltn.. st• No
liS •.
t'OflOOJit SP:OAN
C'or1nthran Whitt. Fordomal·
lr JIOI"Itlvt r ran\t, &M Vtnt.
Stk No 4~1
... TO" ' too.t:DA S
Vlklb« Blue. WSW R&cllo.
Pu.lUve C'r•nktiUie Vf'nt.
r'oNolftatk. ~er StH>rtn,.
T\n\ed w "81\kS h~ Dub a va.or 8lk No IM4.
Ecoaoline Y• $2025
C..rib!M'an Tnrquoiooe \10 En-
lt1nt 3 ~ Trans Glau R_,.
Door Rf'flt'<'tnr-a, St..llonary
Pa.-n~T" S.at.
Stk Nn •tn
t~'()()()tl II UD"tnf'
('or1nlhlan '{Yl\Jte, WSW. Pnow-
f'r Wlndowa. Po-r S..t. ftactto.
.MltTOr ~r 8ttlekla. Tinted
0\ua and al\ the T··f'O On'llll.
8Ul. No. SM.
SAVE TODAY SAVE TODAY SAVE TODAY SAVE TODAY ------------------------------~---------------------------------ONLy 7 LEFT '~'" IIIII Je 510 c ... ~ \"'-'a I ~. ('wtat.._ 1962 FORDS ~~ =-~ ':::.~:...:.
'" .... t'IIIIW ....... ---.. ,...._ e11 ,-., feili•••s. ... r In• .... ~ .......... ~--SZJjJ'G f4ZZ9II
..
I
THE "GOLDEN GIRLS/' (Aclll su~
porters, th~t Is), ve Mrs. Shermln Hm
(It left) and Mrs. Allee Paris, ganging
up on Mr. Hart, wtlo seems to be some
tort of Ort tntaJ potlntatt. Tltl s ~!~toto
of the HiltS 1nd Mrs. Patts, Balboa
re~dents, was ta• At the "Come as
your favorttt liberal" party.
A si I ley lulCLiriOUS look
~ L'Aigton-
perfect for your
desert trip.
You'll love the
Cal ifornia Look ...
price 35.95
SDpNrDe court jaatic ..
pao•ed moat popular at Sat-
Wday lliaht' 1 Hallowee
CoaCDme party, ...... dae
CoD .. rnti n Soci ecy of
~edca inited ... ,, to
•• come •• your fa?Ori te li ~
eral'' at dae Ebell Chabboo••·
Balboa. Mr. 1Dd Mn. ~e!ly
Kirtpatlick of Coata M81a
ard•ed 10bed •• Olief Jal-
tice Bad Wan• -.d Felix
Pr~Dkturter (a auina of uu-
llle• uoaod Mn. Kirkpat-
ack'a Deck iaclcated which
of dae 10bed joaticea lhe
waa portra)'ina'. Joba Smith
of Colloa• Put •d hil wifo
portrayed a pau winnina
jutice •d Mra. Artbur Oold-
beq, while Qutle B10wn
of Coata Mou waa a ball-
pla)'ina Joatice Whiner
White.
2515 E. eoc.t Rwy. • coaOJfA DEL NAa • oa J.J-
Dr. Bernard Tolly ctme tc
tho party •• .. aeutral'' Neh-
ru, Monte DeWiu •• Nauor,
lbe Onry Kirkpatlick' 1 u
PDR and Elemor, with their
yoana ar•ulaon u Pr~aklin
Jr., Muy Alice Dillon ••
Shirley Md...lli.De. Mn. Alaa
Aodenoa u Lady Bird JobD-
aoo; enn tho Illuminati were
pr .. •t in the peraoa of Mr.
~ad Mra. Jim Wiaden. Tom
Calle'• fa?Oate liberal tom-
od out to be the de'ril (~ad
with him cane a witch). &-
lisn poblilher Hop Haapa
came aa bimaelf, widl a pla-
card maned with a bia "~:
denotina • ex-liberal who
luxury apartments in the·
Newport Harbor area!
PACIFICA
APTS. tf COSTA MESA
CORNER 18th & POMONA
FUINISHID & UNFURNISHED 1·2·3 M-. 2 1at1as
FROM 1105 To 1152.50
AU APARTMENTS are FUUY CARkreo I INCLUDE
DRAPES also BUILT-IN RANGE I OVEN • HMted Swi•
mirHJ Pool • Club House.
OPII lAlLY
PACIFICA
~
,. p --
Ud Me COla YedM to COD-
IerYtlilm. Pea Ha~pa oae
weuiaa a Pill* ba& made
oat of dae ecltodal Pll• of
the Loa Aaaelea nmea.
A pra:Dia•t peat.. who wu
aot ia coatam .. waa Howard
J U"#il, WJite-ia o•ctidate
iu U.S. S.ate. D•daa
mulie of dae .. Back B8J
Fi•e'" wa1 eab•ced by
petite J •et Canoll of Bal·
boa at the dmrDI. • • •
Our city clezt, Marcy Sc:b-
r.owlor, who i1 aho proaicl•t
of the local Alpba au Omeaa
Alumnae chapter, waa hon-
ored lut Thunday at a birth-
day celebntion hancheon at
lbe Archea Cafe. Pellow City
aaaodatea put on a noon
time party for Marcy aad ••t
her back to ber office cany-
ina a load of prea•t•. • • •
The Bd Hirtba, owner• of
Hirth Harbor, baYO be•
bolily toulina the acea.ic
apot.l of &rope. They had
time to aed back a card
mentionina auch biabUahta
aa St. Moritz, Switurl•d,
Veoice, Aroaterd.lm •d
Pari a.
• • •
That tri•pal u aalh on the
forehead of Mra. Hubert Peit-
eol of Shore Oilra miabt be
labeled ID occ:upMioaal
hazard. When Mra. Pekeol,
QO-Owner of Co10na del Mar
Phanacy, waa le•ina oYer
to inapect IOI"'o morchiDCii ae
abe neuly cracked her head
open on the comer of m open
drawer. She p10bably had to
admit the nut day dla& her
headache waa duo to a hma-
o•er -h8npna over to in-
apect the mercb•di ae on
tho bottom ahelf'! •••
Mr. and Mra. Cliff Lionbar-
aor han been ncatiollina in
Colorado -'riaitina their
aon Lyle •d hi• bride -
aad are du bacl on the job
at Crown Hardware in Co10na
del Mar. • • •
Pi•e-yeu-old Mittie McCon-
nell of Coata Meu i1 wear-
ina a ahntina aat onr hia
eye •d a few other acratc:hoa
-luckily juat a few aurface
reminder of hi 1 plunae duouah
fle plate alau door at hi 1
home.
LI!GAL MC)TICE
NOTICE Of PUBLIC
HIAJUNG
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that tbe Clty couac:u of the
Cit y of Newpor1 Beach will
bold a public beut.Da reptd·
lng propelled Ordinance No.
1018 , being AN ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY Of NEWPORT
BEACH ADDING CHAPTER 6
TO ARTICLEVU Of THE HEW ·
PORT BEA CH MUNICIPAL
COO£ RELATING TO GRADING,
EXCA v A TlOH AND I'ILL.
NOTICE IS HER.EIY FURTHER
GIVEN that me a&ld pabUc bur·
wlU be held OD 1M 13th day of
November, lMI. ar D bo.a of
7:30 pm lD &be CoUDCU Clwnb·
en of me City Hall of lbe City
of Newport lucb. C:.UionlU. at
wtalcb tiiM ......... , .... au patcD 1M •lid .. , .,.
pearaadbe .........
NAaGDY ICKIOUO.
Clty Cs.tl
Cily of Newpan lelda
MlJibll/1/.
la ............. lalip
JUSnCE ARTHUR GOLD-
8ERG Is porttayed by John
Smith, Cosu Mesa council-
man.
STATIONERY
1.25 v•LUl
c"1l'~1~~~
o""~'£"1~
'4 ~\..Ut •••
A plllr ••••lut•IJ fne ol
... Cllll ...... puadllll .................
Fllw OLD COLONY PAINTS
•Rifle ... _., ...... ....,
.r.y .......... 3.
EXTERIOR VINYL STUCCO FINISH
• A ltl&tt lattltl plltt
• Cltat up wla water • Colors do ut fide
•lldt color stltctlot
•B•daet Prtctd 4.88 P'tr Qallot
.. ITI ONLY
CROWN HARDWARE
1111 &Aft COAIT IIIQIIWAT o .... ,.-COIIOIIAD&L 11M
HIGH QUALITY
TOOLS
IMC'-UDIMGt
f
LIVIL
WOOO CUVIMG UT (12 TOOLS)
WOOD "LIMC UT liNCH VICI
TRINA
TRAV'!L SAGS
GREATLY
·REDUCED
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
PltCI
CHRISTMAS
PAPER
PIICI
S4M.OMI liT
SAW UT
n..J:•
1111
J-.Y HALL ........ .......... _....., -,. .....
IIAUTY SALON
p~(oi.U:.U4
PRBB COL.OR/1-
COHSUL. TATIOH
...... lt. co-T Ht..-.,.Y
CO<IIOHA om. -· CM.f"· ~O...S.7, ..
lftSUilA!fCE . . . ....--roa ALL OJ' YOUIINSURANCE NIZDS
Sadleir Inauranee Co.
Johl\ 1!. S.dlelr
3333 E. Cour Hwy.
Corona del .Mar OR 3·.0
Your Life Insurance
Representative
Ml S-7066
FtJNEIAL Dl.llECI'ORS . . .
IALTZ.
MORUIY
1741 SU'!RIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
Midway e.-2424
3520 E. COAST HIWAY
COROMA DEL MAR
ORiole 3-9450
Silica 1942
Friendly M4tlpbort\ood s.rw:.
BEU. BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway u S.KJS, .. ~ eo.ta .. _
Chapel
CDSimCS
TOILETRIES
WTMIMS
s.,ll•• t.n
DleMttn
M•r•etJ
,..,., Al4
Sic• a .. .
II•• ca.a. , ... ,.
tAI4wey 6-7~
w~•tcliH
PHARMACY
et 17th St. •cllrvlnt
200 WestcliH Or.
Newport Beod.
From Top to Bottom
N011CI:: Of PUBLIC
!tEARING
NotJcc Is belc.by J lvea that
lk PlauiiiJComml.utan of 1bc
City of Newport Buc:b will bold
-. J*blle beatLDJ oalb& ap-
pllcatioo of Carl w. luck. Jr.
Campuy ADd JabD 1. IWroy
Campuy to amcod DlaulctlDJ
Nap No. 22 10 u to cau.e •
poniOD of Tract 4882 to re re·
soDed from an R-8 to a c-o-H
Dbtrlc:t: and a ponioo 9f Lot
119, Block 2. lrvJ.oe'a Subdi·
vilioa to be raoaed from an
1-3 to an R-4-UJ. Dimfct.
Ncclcc il hereby furthu gi·
wen tbat aald public heating
will be held CIO the 15th day
of November. 1962, at the bO\olt
of 8:00 P.M. lo the Councal
Chamben of the Newpctt Buch
City Hall, at wblc:b time and
place any and aU penoru In·
terated ma)· appear and be
heud thereon.
Ray Y. CopelUl. S4:cretuy
~c;wpoct Beach City
!~laMing CommlJJICIO
c•••••
With a Loolt
Tl\at Reflects
Goed Taste
UOO SHOPS. l-421 VJ. Lido
Newport Beach
N. TllrAM
CREDIT
DENTIST
DINT AL PLA TIS
FULL & PARTIAL
He Teoth.._ Days
I.XTRACTtONS
wfth
Sedivm rentothal
I Arraeaed ror I
CRO"'N~ -BRIDGES
f'IWNGS
Pt:.NSIONY.RS Wt.'LCOME .,,.._
s-.w ......... c. ..... _ J•• oaH...,.t.., ........... -..... a. .... ..,.,....,.
VOTE DEMOCRATIC
GOVERNOR BROWN
TO
BURKE HARRINGTON
VOTE DEMOCRATIC
Butte HanlfttiiM lsfltr ProposftfOft 1-A. Tilt passagt of_., band
Is•• wtll ..... •• Unlvtnl~ of c.lll:»fnla It l,_.nt •d tnlatgt-
mtnt of Or•11 State Collttt. Her ~tIs oppoltd toP~
osition 1-A.
Butkt H-.rtngiDn Wlnts 10 wrt fDr you wt• Itt Gov'"""tnt.. Htf
Gpp~M~tnt 11 ...,nst Govtflll_. a wt know It In ••• cenw,.
~J~~~GCMnc .... s a..ua,
--IA-.a_TIIA-111
JUDY OH DUM'S LIST
Amon& the 320 aa~dentl
CJ&alify ina •for the Dem' •
Lilt at Oeni10n Uni veraity,
Granville, Ohio, for 1Q61-
1Q6l with at lea1t a 3.0 avet-
a~e and oo arade below a C
ia Juci1h 8aker, datahter of
Mr. md Mr•. J ohn V. flaker,
Jr .• 700 Malabar Or .• Irvine
Terrace.
LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF NEWPOIT BEACH
CA.LlfORNlA
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
~led propcau will be re-
ceived at the office of the Clty
Cluk , City Hall, Newpctt
Bucb. Callfornla. Wltil 10:00
A.M. ODthe21Jt da yof Novem-
ber, 1962, at which time they
will be publicly opened and
read . for performing work u
follow~:
SEW£RREAUGNM£NT l.N CAR-
NATION AVENUE, BETWEEN
SEAVIEW AVENUE AND BAY -
SlD£ DRIVE.
No bid will be rece1ved Wl"
lea It is made oo a propou I
form u bound In the a~clflca
tiCIOJ. Each bid must be accom-
.,_nied by cash , cutified check
car blddu'a bood made payable
to the City of Newport Such.
for an amount equal to at 1~
10 percent of the amOUDl bid .
aucb guaranty to be forfeited
aboWd the bidder to vhom the
cootract is awarded faU to en-
ter UUO tbe CCIOtract.
lnaccordance with the provl-
siCIOI of Sec:tiCIO 1770 oflhe La·
bar Code , the City Council of
the ,City of Newpon Beach hu
asc::uulned the general prevail·
111g rate of per diem wages 111
the localit y in vhlc:h the work
iJ to bepuformed for each craft
or type of workman or mec:.han-
ic needed to execute the coo-
tract and is Jet fonh In Reaolu·
tioo No. 6198. A copy of said
Resolution is available In the
office of the City Cluk lo the
City of Newport Buc:b.
AU bids are to be compared
oo the Nsis of the Archatect's
aumates of the quanuues of
wOfk to be done.
No btd -..•1 11 be accepted h om
a Coouact<lf ~o~ho 11 not licensed
111 accotdance with the provl-
staos of Chapter 9 . Da v LSI an Ill
of BuJmesa and Profeuaons
Code.
Plans and Spectfacauoos. forms
of propoub , bonds. and con-
tract may be obtalne at the
Public: Warkl Department. Caty
Hall. Newport Beach. Cahfor-
naa.
A DCJQ·refundable clwgc of
$2. 00 wUl be required for each
.set of standard speclficatloru.
A re fundable depcau of ~. 00
will be required for each set of
plana, special provl.sloos . and
coouact documents..
Tbe City of Newport Beach
raenet the right to reject any
car all bleb and to waive any 111·
formalit y in sucb bida.
CITY Of NI'WPalT BEACH
C ALlfiORN lA
MARGERY SCHROUD£R
'C ity Clerk
10/30/62
ltita .............. .
••• Teatw ef tt..ey•• .. ., .. v .............. .. "'* C1110lt La\;;ce
.. .,... ........ .,.
.... .-. "--ft ... "t••. " •• a... a-..
NOTiCr 01 k-..c
HIAIING •
MOriCI • -~ GIYIN a.t cba OIJ C••rU .I ..
C ltyolt ... ,_ ..... wtll ....
... lie ............. ..
appul o1 w .. i. ....._..
ud JaiiD ..... II he eM •·
etaioa ot • ,..._, eaaua-
l..ama ..,..L aflfiiJ"ckla far u ..... No. 180 or JaM
w.anlaaU 6 Allocialal ar ~
LNe ao4 w .. lraillbd ar Nom..... .. peiiDUU. to
CODIIDCC a ...... 00 eada of 3
~oe~. IDI'S so. 21 ud a,
BLOCK 8, ... , N&WJKWt Tract,
sa. C -1; 600·602·604 lalboe
lhd. , Newpon kac:b.
NOI'ICIIS HDIIY FURTHIIl
GIVIN cbat aaid pubUc: be&r1o8
wUl be be.ld on 1M 13dl clay ol
November, 1982. at the bour of
7:30 P.W. in the CouncU Cham·
ben of the City Hall of the Ci-
ty of New pon Be&c.b , Callfor-
ni.a , at wbk b time and pl.aU
any and all pencxu intuestcd
ma y appear and be beard tbae-
oo.
Margery Scbroudu
City Cluk
Clty of Newport Beach
N01'JC& OF PUBLIC
HIAJUN(i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of the
City of Newpctt Beach will
bold a pu.bllc burlo& regard-
ing propoaed Ordlnance No.
1016. being AN ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH AMENDiNG AND AD-
DING CERTAIN SECTIONS TO
ARTICLE IX "PLANNiNG AND
ZONING" Of TH£ NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, pro -
VIdang that Ulc Permlu will be
required f~ gasoline service
stauoru an all commerctal and
111du.suaal disutcts. Planning
Commusaon Amendment No.
147.
NOTICE IS HER.EBY FURTHER
GIVEN th.lt the said public bur-
w1ll be held oo the 13th day of
November .. 1962, at the hour of
7:30pm mthe CouncLl Cbamb-
crs of the Cuy Hall of tbe Caty
of Newport Beach. CallfOfnaa, at
wh1ch ume And place any and
all penons interested may ap~
pea~ and be beard thereon.
MARGERY SCHROUDER
C ity Cluk
C1ty of Newport Beach
"'OTICI:. OF PI 'Bl.IC
II EAR 1M·
:-.lotiC4: u hereb) g1v"n that
the: Planning Comm1uaon of the:
C 1t y of Newpon Beach w11l hold
a publac hurlng on the appll-
cauoo of Walter Franz fOf a
Vu aance f716 to pumlt: en-
croachment of 6' uno requued
7 1/2' front yud setback f<lf
the purpoae of coosuucung a
poruco 10 1/2' 111 be1gbt on
on Lou 43S. 436 and 437.
Tract 907, 904 Vaa Zurach
Cucle, Lado hie.
~otace u hereb) further g1 ·
ven th.u sa1d public hear111g
wall be held on the lSth Jay
of November, U62. at the how
of 8:00 P.M. an the Councal
Chambers of the Sew port Beach
Cuy Hall. a't whach tame .1nd
place an) and all pcr\ons Ill·
teresteJ ma) .tp~ar and be
heard tbc:rtoo,
Ray Y. Copelin xccet,if)
~C"'j)OCI Beach Car)
Pl.uu~ing Commuuon
PORT -, ,
NOW THRU lUESOAY
ADULTS OML Y 'LEASE
How cld they .... "'*• • mcMe of LOLITA
--~= 1 .. ,_ -· -·-·----__ .. _... ___ _,, __ ._.,~
LOLITA
....JE .. Hl.lEY lllEI
Jrnl m.t.EE:. :...JilD-.....o• "',__ _____ _
SICQMD PI.A'IUII
CHUROI
Plrtt 'lapti It a-.111 of
C..O.a del W•-Dr. n..u
WeiG will preiiCih oe .. A
.,_...,_, or A Soel" at lillie
lJ Lift, lad., teMC .. lad oe .. A Portr1h or H en•"
at 7:JO p.Ja.
Co!Daa del Mar ecnr-ity
Cllanla, CODar•a•lioelil ,
UaiMd Ol•rda of Chdat -ne Wom•'t Petlow.Wp
.UI ~a& Mn. Ra,..d
•1•• of Lon a Beac:h, ~
11101 ol the Uaited o..r•
O.f ... ce, at both the t :lO ..a l1 ..,., wora.bjp bovt
drit ._,_,, Sbe it the firat
... ..odereiM of the COD•
fenac•.
Tbe PlyrDOath Coepep-
lioul O.rch. CoiOfta del
Mu-·'Oocl ~· to a ,...
tiaa" will be the 1naoo D-
pic of Dr. l'b«nu Hoover at
the 10 a.m. Suday temce.
Hi 1 .. II'DOD etle wi II be oa
.. Palte Place•.'•
St. Midlul •d All Aaaela'
Epitoopal Mitaioa. Cotoaa
del M• -The ~..,. Ed All•
will preach on "freely Han
Ye Received .. at the 9: lS
a.m. Sunday umee.
The Luther• Onudl or
the Matter, Colona del Mw -
.. Saiou bat Sinners .. will be
1he All Saint•' Sunday l et-
mon topic of the Rn. Pr•k
Olnn at the 9:15 •d 11 L m.
1ervicea this Sunday.
Ouh ti., Sci en c:e Olu rc:h ea,
Newport 1Jeac:b. ColOna del
Mar md Cotta Meu-Mm'1
God-pYas ability to depart
f1om nil •d do JDOd will
be act brth in the Sunday
Ieaton aewnon on .. Evntast-
ina PuniabnumL"'The &olden
tnt i1 fa:>m Galatima: .. 3 e
not deceived; God i1 not
mocked: for wbattoe•er a mm
towetb. that 1hall he aho
re~.··
Pint 1apti I t Churdl of
Cos ta ~~ten-')r. P. ). ~cu
m ann will preach on .. Thins•
That C tnnot 1 e Shaken" at
the 11 Lm. Sw\day 1ervi ce.
"The c;b adow of the "loom-
eran.s," one o f 1illy )ra-
hlfTl's Iaten fi lms, will be
1bown at the 7 p.m. aervice.
SL J arnu F..pi soopal Church,
:'-leWJ!On 1 ead\ -The wn-
men• s united thank nffenns
Bicydea
SOtWIMM & IMF'ORTS
,AITS AMD II'AII
10 S,..d .... SS9.95
VOGEL'S BIKE 5HOP
3701 E. C..at tfwy.
Cotaer or Poin aetti a c ........... ,. C.llf.
ORiel• l-701•
COAST
Will~ ........ ellt•
wiott tlli• ....,. 'nere
w.U M ..-i• • ':lft
•cl l1 a.m.. , .... , terftet
lad .. ., Scaool at l :,
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S!!"£S.t:
JWYYcM ... J ....... _.. u..,..
....... em n -•..-.
••mall~ 3221 E. COAST HWY.
• 1M a all a-p CO RONA DEL MAR
Girl &out Heat/quart~
ANNOUNCING
Open i ng of Offi ce
0 8'TitOII"ATHIC
3418·· VIA LIDO
N~~ ....CH , c:.AU,.
HOURS: 10:00 ....... • S:OO e» ...
• ••••• MOW EHROLUNG ••••••
OUALif'Y "Gilt A GOOD III'OI'TtOM IM A ,,. tMOitT WIIU .
Stenoarapbic -UN Key Puoc:b Operator-Cleri-
cal -Typi at -GaseraJ O ffi ce -ABC Shorthand.
Pl .... .t s.,...••9• -New E.-1,....-t -
,....,_ T,..•lltf ,_..__.. -Low Twt•-.. -
1•4tef r .... -Ll .. lte4 Clenea-a.. ......
P.,.....llty T ..... a .. 9 -fREE EMrLOYM!MT
$E.V1C!. Sped .. 8uJaeu T..-..1 ... 1.,-l11
tt-o ftel4 ef .,.., d.elce.
POLLY PRIEST BUSINESS COLLEGE
l l.S Nor1h Newport 1 lvd.-Phone 543-~723
Newport tleadl, Calafomaa
SUPER MARKET
3347 E. COAST HWAY CORONA DEL MAR OR 3-3510
Open 9 to 6:30 Daily-Sunday 9 to 6
FR. ZEN
JOM ES LtMK
AUSAGE La.79C
-..=:..=.-=--==-=::.....=---------1 JOM !S SAUSAGE
PATTIES···· 45(
SWIFT'S PROTEN OR BEEF Of YOUR CHOICE
FARMER
JOHN
sue• IlCON
L&59C
WRAPPED FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER
OPS~~,:~ 79 •
.... Me-he.IM ........
_.. of the ,.....lAI Carnnals·
... IlLia ~veaJD •• No¥. 1, la
1M Newport INch Clty Hall.
11ae IDCClln& be ..... at 8 p.m.
VAllANCE$
cjldtiia Jooa, 2314 w. Oc-
eu Aoat. Newport . 2 saraaes
wltb 1Aa.lde mua•cmeau of
18' 3 •loatead of20 feet beoa&~ae
power pole and brace wltes will
D<M permit gataaa off rear of
lot.
Dvln Heald. 1824 Anita Ln. ,
Hubar Htplaadt, 4-foot en-
aoacbmeot Into the 6·foot aide
yard setback to complete pool
pump. fUte.r and beater unlL
USE PERMITS
. ,_
Wacco Carp., 136 4eth St. ,
aad 4401 w. Cout Hwy. , W~t
Newport, 3 d•lc fac:c.'CI sigN
I feet by 20 feeL
RESUIDIVISION
&:ate Oll'ki'iftce Bidwell, at
UOO Vlata I ya, Uppu Bay .
create 3 1•1 lots out of ll·l
loc bcc.;a~ prop&:tt 1 an:a b wu
&arac: Cot siiiJh~ dwuJIIIIJ.
COt.t .. UNl(:A TION
Lctkl rrom N. H. (.I)X Jt, I
ar:nt (nt South Coast CotliUUt:·
• tloo Co. , n:qu.:sUug eo~tt'-11slun
1 o( use pttr"'ll lor sign at Ouvcr
'Dr. and Wt;llCllfr Dr.
) PlCTU~ED at the charter presen~tlon dinner Fri-
day, Oct. 19, br the ~lectronlcs ExPlorer Post No.
1% at Ford Aeronutronlc are, hom left, 13111 13an-
~rak, Scout commissioner from the Orange Emphe
Council, who presented the charter; Ferris M. Smith
of C3abcoclc Electronics, sponsor of Post 196; Dave
Hammond, president of the Explorer Post, .wtd E~
ward Parsons, lnsttu~r at Hubor High School and
adviser for the Post. Seated at the tabfe In the back-
ground is John Hopwood, chalrmin of the Del Mar
District Council. Ferris Smith, chairman of the board
at Babcock, has contributed a 500 watt radio trans-
mitter to acquaint the group with radio tele~one
code procedures and mainten.wtce .wtd repair.
SL Jamee Epllcopal Cllurcb,
Fifth and Marperlte, Corona
del Mar. liJD oo church pro-
perty. Tb.ls wu held over from me Oct. 18 meetloa so that a
revised plot plan could be sub-
mined.
Edwin Blumley, 903 N. Bay
Ft. , Balboa bland, second ato-
ry ovu ooo-coofocmlng garage.
"CLEAN Clothes
Helped Me
Get That Raise!"
VILET • fl.ll
Jut c.u oa , ..... •
Newport Hon.r Eaal1111 -6
PuWiahH E"'Y Tl.un~
1\un4.y, Ko""''-' 1, 1962
Coroao del M•, C:.II6Dndo
PERMIIS Coin· 0-Matic Equlpment,
32 00 E. Coast H wy. , colo laun-
dry and dry cluoina. abo a
single family dwelling.
Ia .. JIIJ &. C:OAIT IIIWAT .. COIIOIIA ~
CUS1MONr PltJVAR SCHOOl
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF HEARING
No. A-42336
SU PERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE
Estate of FANNIE M. KEENA,
alao known as PRANCES M.
KEENA, Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
EN, That Georae F. Keena
bas filed herein a petition
for Probate of Will, reference
to which is made for further
particulars, and that the time
and place of hearina the same
bas been set for Friday. Nov.
9 .1962.at10:00a.m. in the
courtroom of Department No.
7 of said court. at the Court-
bouse, in the City of Santa
Ana. California.
L. B. WALLACE. Clerk
Dated Oct. 1 S, 1962
Har'4'ood, Heffernan , Soden
& Corfman
Attorneys for Petitioner
P ublish: Oct. 25. Nov. 1. 8
in the Newport Harbor Ens 1 gn
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS -AU. SJZFS • ALL TYPES
TeJ.pbo•o: JAcbola 7-2231
1M2 KatolJ& Statoa 233D S. Kala. Sa:ata ADa
The following building per-
miu were 1ssued dUllng the pan
week by the Newport Buch
BuUdlng Dept.:
BALBOA ISLAND
Richard Glover,demohsh room
at 307 Apolena. $200.
Martha Ballinger . addition at
121 Garnet, $3.800.
BAL.BOA
Mrs. O'Toole, reroof deck at
2242 ChaMel . $185.
Tom Stee I. reroof at 114 E.
Bay , $'290.
BEACON BAY
John Rhomodka reroof at 35
Beacoo Ba y, $~96.
NEWPORT BEACH
R. Copen. add111on at 550.!
Seashcxe , S3 . 000.
frank Torano ugn at 3001
Ncwpon Blvd .. $100.
Clyde Groct:z.mger br1c.k ve-
neer fac:mg, 112 .!2nd $50.
L. S. M<..Lntyre wall at 13::!
441h St. $'..!87.
0. W. R1chard tl)(!Vt!rt un-
used l>pi<.l' on ~nond Ooor of
R1c.hard \ Mark<.t J443 V101 L1·
do. 1010 admm1stra11ve oH1ce~>.
!11,000.
J. D. Rnb1n '''". 01dd porc.h to
tratlt:r. Bcl)'\ldt fr.ull'r Humes,
SJOO.
I-red Nunlut. :..-unll, <!·story
dwt.:ll1ng, 107 <!Jth. $.!0.100.
D~.an Hall , :.!·unit . :Z·stcxy
dwelling, 4005 Marcus Ave ..
$Jb. tiOU.
C)•nth1a Jone~. demolish dwd-
~--------------
INVEST IN THE
FUTURE UNLIMITED
Of THE BRIGHTEST
SPOT IN THE NATION I
Profit by the sound development
of Orange County by opening a
liDg at 2314 W. Ocean Front,
$500.
H. J. Crotuu . awning, 227
20th St. , $'240.
LIDO ISLE
Harry Fortner , remodel , 992
Via Lido Soud, $10,000.
Otis Malcom , add stcxy aver
garage, 208 Via Cordova, $11-
000.
John Dobratz, reroof garage
at 215 Via D1jon, $125.
Robert Pin ken on, remode I klt-
chen . 117 Via Waziers. $3500.
HARBOR VIEW HlLLS
B}ame Ursin. 3 pilasters at
3001 Harbor View Dr. , $239.
CORONA DEL MAR
Frank Hubbard . wall at 410
Orch1d. $400.
James Deloog. add11100 and
alterauons J t 216 Poppy Ave.,
$15 000.
Hall's Stationer>. ugn, 3337
E. Coa.st Hwy •. $130.
Walter Holebrook. enclose pa-
u o. 440 Heliotrope. $500.
D. G. Gmwold . "'all . 2231
Pactflc Dr., $8 ,000.
Bern tee t-.ldlhenny. 2 Slgm at
:J500-C E. Co.ut Hwy .. $22~.
Chock-Lme Corp. , add ap·
artment. 617 Jasmine. $7 .200.
Kenneth Ingman, addtuon at
41 '7 Dahlia. $8.958.
Coldwell Banker & Co. , ugn
a t ~200 E. Co.ut Hwy. , $600.
CAMEO SHORES
Theodcxe Glldred , swtmming
pools at 4527 Bughton, S2. 800,
Newport Balboa Savings Account!
Fast-growing Orange County is blesMd with a prlcoleu asMtl 'LENTY Of S'ACE TO
GROW IN. In this ,._,;ocl af exploding growth ... uuiding tho sound development of
our county area has b.como our d.diccrted purpoM.
We invito you to join us in thia exciting and rewarding project! While your savings oom
the hithoat dlvid.nds in our history, th.y to to wMk building homot thet will enhance
tho community and improve pro..-rty values. And th.y h.lp to fi~ tlfMr ltulld"'-
d.volopmonts which acid to th. cuftural onrid'.mont and .conomk IMttOf'ftMftt of tho
area wo Mrvo.
So proe..-r along with ue in O ronge County's fvturo thvolopMOnt. lttlft ltviW....
a brlehtor futur• for yourMff by opening a Nowpart latt..a S.viftes OWMfftt I
SAYIMU IIOUCMT IN 01 POUIAIIU IM 01 llFII[
...,._.1m ft.l U. ..,._ FM ..._. ISJ
............. ....., ... 4.75" ..............
and ~21 Brighton. $3,000. INROLLMINTI NOW OPIII
~ ........ Rude Nlcklauon. swlmmlng
pool, 4033 C&mdeo , $3 , 000.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Roy Gustafson , 41:1 Newpon
Blvd. . Ne wport Heights. add
19 motel uoiu to exi.Jtlng S un-
Its and owner residence. .,_._., r 1a~c ru .,.,_
William Gales , swlmming
pool , 700 Cameo Highlands,
S3 ,000.
BALBOA COVES
Lee Rivers, fence, No. 10 Bal-
boa Coves, $134.
UPPER BAY ARU
BayccestbevelopmentCo •. 1-
unit, 1-story dwelltog. at 1715
Antigua, $44. 700.
Trumar Eatates . wall. 2001
Leeward , $495.
LorraineCroft, 128 Agate Av-
enue, Balboa Island. operate a
poodle grooming shop.
Faiiilne Newport, at 226 21st
Street, Newport. rent U-dnve
boau.
Clement Doyle , 412 Newpon
Rd. and 415 Westminster Ave. ,
Newport HeLghts, cooatruct 4
reudemial units on C-1 lot.
.-.oun ••• r ., .... ,, '
..,., I dtblsalllb D* 11
... II I ......... , I
SpecW llwt:pli nh On
'I'UINING Dr GOOD lftiDI' SUI'I'I
roaaoN L.UfOVAGa
ICIZNa a .uiiANmD.....,..
101.m I'OUNDA'I'IDN IN UIIC IUamt'll
uruusaD -, Ml~1 J Ta s •' r • M YUU . .._ ..,.._
BEAUTIFUL NEW FACn.ITIES W. Owens. wall . 1801 Glen-
wood, $400.
Rose Schonbachler. 215 15th
St. , Central Newport, we the
American Leg10n Hall kltcben
to cook food rex caterUJg. MJIUPDJOII NZWPOa -~
THIS IS THE FIRH YOUR DISTRICT
Today, tomorrow, ten years from now our coastal communities that make
up the Fifth District will continue to be the most dynamic and desirable
party of Orange County-but only with the right man Npresenting us
on the important Board of Supervisors.
ORANGE COUNTY
f'.\l.lt'llll~l.\
. &?:
THIS IS THE RIGHT MAN e ••
LYON ALLEN
for a do-something representative in the June
by making Alton Allen your Number One Can-
the incumbent. The election of Allen will
assure the necessary experience and determination to
meet our District problems of Today and Tomorrow. He
will keep our District on the move, headed in the right
direction.
1'HIS IS THE DATE • • •
Remember to elect AlTON ALLEN as our Supervisor on
Tue~ay, Nov. 6, and complete the good job you started
in the June primary. Allen can then go to work immedi-
ately on doing the kind of job that will return County
le.dership to our District.
NOV. 6th .
VOTE FOR ALTON ALLEN
AM yovr frJa•• to fol• 111 elec1M1 .Aiiolt A11M • s.p.,..,_,. ,_ • .,.,..... ..
onlerfy alllfl ,..,_,.., ..,..,.,......., 01 -r ••..., .,. ....
NEWPORT HARBOR AREA COORDINATING COUNCIL
, .. , '•'••r a.~ Cor-,
...... J .... ...... ," .. '• 1•.;. Plte41, Jr. "•"' ..... . ...., ..... . ... , ...... . ... .., •. ..,..,
...... ,. M.C...,
. Joe.• W. letwo"
J. .......... ,.
ley CHN.I .. f
J•lao N.,-..4 ••• v-..., ...... .. "
Dr. tm•t L•'.J o ..... .., .............
... ,. '· ..... .,
C.•lra GfM6H4 . ..... '"" ........... " :..w.v..-.. . .... ~ .. ... .. .... ..... cw. c. .. . .. ••• c.e ..... ,
,.
.edch tt• r..4 ie •• •
ia ,.Wic in Woclt of Via P1or•e .. Lido
r.nt or ••p-,11.:. atlllinn. • . hie. • • \ ma •cl worn•
'till ~ct.. St., JM7 '1. 'tal· ten•t• left wi~t PIIYi•a
t.oa nl..t.. N...,_,,. 'leach. 122.~1 rental at Newport
,.OitM ....... or • Ill Otannel IM, MJn •• fo•••
jacket. II' peirof lhou and tlwy.. Wett Newport. • •
ttl calla f~M hit h~•. . . J elfr.y CUmmina•. '"" Mul·
TWI!t .. ...,.,. •r1h 112n nert Or., llarbor Hilh11ndt,
L!GALMOncE
CrTJ 011 NEW~ lEACH
CALlf()UII.A
NOTlCf INVITING l lDS
kaled propaull wW be re ·
cehed at die offlu cJf die City
Clerk, City Hall. Newpon
SUch, <:aUfornla, untU 10:3ll
A.M. ootbe2lstdayof Novem-
ber, 1962. at which time they
wUl be pubUc1y opened and
rud. for performl.og wor k as
followt:
,_....,. • .._.,._._. I, INJ
C:....4.1 ... ,c.ll ......
"llow '""c:h it that ~.ule
in the win~_., ..... or that
,iraffe, llf that teJJy ~ar.
f!ver see out ~no? We oall
It our dntina ar•~thet' •
deliah&. Who haa l'l'lore fu.n
o,un, and awlns over ta&-
.yea tpani elt, or nurry poocy
cat• than ar•~a. The j.-.y
or pre .. ntins 1011\ethinJ funy
to • ttany-eyed tmall c:udd-
ler •nnet lout itt deliJht.
Let' 1 live und•atJOutly for
a momeaL •. our aalmalt ate
me1nt Cor Iovin' •d lC )'00
don't watc:h out one will bite
you.
were aenl• (tom Jtic:hard '!. r~roorted lbe fleft of • ''"
"orrel. ll4 Amethyat Ave., bicycle f10rn a raok • Mad·
nalboa 1tl1ncl. •• Ntlftey Sue nera Schnell. •• A car dlhen 'ler,e~etn, 1711 Tradewindt by J !flY J · Cooper, l7, of
L•e, 1)_,0111t. reputed d'e "en VIctoria ~t., Cnata Meta.
lheft of 1 no bicyde faom 1 hit • rutted tNck on Put
rack at Mari'neu School: • • Ave. nur Topu A .... , .. _
John H. Wilton, ).4, or 1311 bna hland. reJiatered to
S.talella Ttr., Irvine Ter-r.tauhbu.m ,.,,,, Norwalk
race, wu booked on 1 felony .•• A hat and Nn car dwnaj-
chaqe of .,rainJ a preacrip-od a p&Jtted cat on 'lr•t ~t.
lion for dnaaa •• Je• \nn lS yatdt north of~att Hwy .,
Malton J713 w. f)alboa Woat NoYtpe>rt, reJ1ttered to
Tll•d..' w .. t Newport, r• 'J.F. We,Jey, 1011 'lrant St.
ported the bwJlauy of broad. ·: .f7lorence(}. 'Nooley,11Q
ClASSIRID AD ItA TIS -c..~t • _., ....... eo..-. _______ _ 1962-63 STR£ET MAlNTEN -
ANCEPIIOGRAMAND MiSCEL-
LANEOUS PARKS PROJECTS.
SHeff h o .etett.t ol4 •t ... e. ,.,. ,.. •• ....... •• "'-···· ........... , .. ,. • or woa It ,t .. h? Tho .,.,., '"'' ......... , ............ of tt.le ... ,4,. ,._.,._...._..,.
..t.•ttlll' r.IMtc. ToMr ltMW•
le4to • tee .. ,., '" Gon.et~Y
It tho HlyHolofttt..t• .. •• tt. .... Yow ...... ,......, .. ,
old •-' 04W tD It tDcley' •
ltnew·how witt. colora ""
•l•.tleft •4 yow c .... o up
with MMethfftt .,.... Gety,
tho oll,. .. r; Y ... , tt.o Rt•
lopo; Griaay, Itt• 4oftltoy •.•
Gri ••y'. •• .,....... . .
Tyaua, plct.re • ••••I
.,.,. owtw apeco .. ,,., tho
twllt ... ct ,..·.,. ,., Ty•••
. . . Fiouy, tho fhh; ,.,.,.
.... .... ~&., .•. ··" e..,..w.:
an4 Stt..HaWo. . .li•d pwp-
poh, -. ... floppy, tho ••ir-
rel ud Loo tt.o 11.... . . Tlto
Wg 5 f.ot aw-.. oy•cltfreffo,
I JUOU is sod *••• no·
l.octy :JOVO hllft 0 IIWitO. , ,
o\n over-sized teddy bear
maltu senae fo r a l·yeu
old. 'Ji vea hal'll another real
renon to play with. fie can
pull hil'lllelf up on it, lie on
it, and crawl over it. It takea
a heap o'maalin and ftever
says a word. or course over-
sized poodles and c:au are
strictly ~3. . .real •• lire.
\nother poodle worth note.
lie barh, 1itt up, blinkt ha.
eyes, walkt, bess ll'ld nips
hi 1 paw a up and down. He i 1
O!'erated by a battery on tho
end or hi. leaJh. ' tad-eyed
1raniel, tolls h.it head whm
you wind hil'll up and tinltles,
'"lo~~o much i1 that ~.uie in
the windov.." ~ee, he started
all this fanfare into ruJJlin'
land.
s.... "-9 ..... ,. "'"· . .
Oft l~tdian, Clown, turso,
lion or cowLo1 )criWo "ot•
... : \r. Foott-11 Oftd .tr. lot-
do:.~, olao wlottordcaw Jl encl o
couple of odcl sltopoa we'll
coli "Tito T!tln,•." ?on't
... why thla wovldn't !M u
pod • oclult !Jift e1 f.tr tfto
...,.. crowd. '.et' 1 a tort o foe!
f.r tho next party. :IOfo !cltty,
Ill tty, ill tty. . . Shoul cl Gro-
clo' • ll~t•wp of atvffocl cat1
cloclclo to ltevo • catpow,
tftoy w-1.1 Jo It I" lftony
apiHclorecl .a.tlcloua colora
• . .Ofto to .... cit every ~d.
apreocl. •. or•Je, lo•ottclot,
yellow, "'•cit, white, [,~,,.
and e -., o loot plnlc. , .cah
I• l,ealnottoa, lyln:,~, stand.
ln:J or alttf•J· • ."\no !.~:,~
"'•c" alttfn:J ~ty, oAott
3 f..t "ft• allc1c one! •l-ay
wltft Joll~w .. , .. , Ia :tur-
duJao •""Y tho he It pt~t
'" tt.o wl•4.w ... ; lo hoa tt. ..
"Yow scnatch "'Y *" or olao look.''
Orea" doll a and dreal\ peu
••. TI1e doll a hne •Ire leJ•
ano.l uma that can be bent
which,uy and that, en cli"'b
a bedrn•t or perch on a lln'lr
••. n1e rett ••• monhyt In
l('lace Rita, droned to make
like a ba .. ball umpire •..
Sopfalalic:Mecl cats in straw
hats •d 1ft OCiopUI wilh
pearl oarina• ..ct lonJ ey•
lathe• n• with a tilk had-
kerchief In ono '"hand." 'Tm~" Oollt aro ttrictly
Wa pl1 aC!IIrt. ~eal aad uc:h,
.,..,.. haYe .... be• ro~
c:haaod bJI'IM ~ haYe 110wad
l>r l•pa. 'Thh yoala lift•
liP cotui ••• ol Pd.,• Pt.-
per and Lotelel Ill• Moneid
. . .h• acal ea •• "'u• -.d
Nd ........ Aao ... Uctlt
.amber bouta Nd 1-.:o .,..
diu wia a ll)toln ber ,.,. ••
tn.... Jn.. Jn..
20 .... -... ·----.7S 1.21 uo No bid will be received un-
leu it la made on a proposal
form as bound m the 1pecihca·
tlon1. Each bid must be .&ccom-
pan•ed bycash , fertiCied chec k
or bLdder'a bond mack payablt'
to the City of Newport Beach
for an amoont equal to at lust
10 percent of the amount b1d
such guuanty 10 be forfe tted
should the bidder to whom the
coouact 11 awarded fall to en-
ter uuo d-.e coouact.
21 .... to JO ..... ----·-1.00 1.10 2..00 ~. LOVABLE l~i•
Oreyboa.od pappiu, AKC,
a miaiatDreo frac:ioa Or.y-
tao.cl, about • ~t hi lh
wb• fally poWD.•H·I9S
Jl ...... 40 .... ----1.21 2.00 2.10 I
~ ........ ..., 40 .... --.Ol .OS .o7
fOI lENT
POR RENT-ollie. or aeon
.., .... 1711 B. Coast Hwy.,
CP.t. Oil 3-4SSO.
letaace, milk, e111 and In 1 ~ve., Cotona d.t Mat, l-!Jt!D~()()t.t Fum. ~pt. for
dleeae f10m her home ... A reported that a lar~e doj rent. Fireplace, s arage,
milk wdt polled out in lcnoclceJ .her down wht~ e •.he beu location. s 13S on
(a)ftt of Mra. E'na Lacher~-waa walkanj her doj at leho-... J n "I J lease. 'Jas .tt water piLid. l'llyer, ~l. of 111 J umine ttor f'O -.ve. ~ . ,cean ' v .,
Ave., Cotona del Mar, driv-_n~na del .. Ju ... \ uaffic Aoohs, no peu. (}~~Wner 620
inj on Coate llwy. at fie ~cad~t sn the SOO block (}rchid, ·cTJ.t. Phone OR
lrtino Cout Counlly Club, ~~enor . ~ve., Ne~rt ,_s.on __ 4_7_. __ -_____ _
caaainj her car to fish-tail Jle,jhta, •1nvnclvedthcara drill v~ PO~ RENT. ~bechoom un-
into the left rear door of a by Mary 0 ro-. 01• • 0 fumithed o lder bouse, can
car driven by Frederick 1{. 710 ·~· 1~th, ~t .• : .Cona r.teu, be uaed for butineu or
Fieldt, ~.South La1una. . . and Xuen •1· ./alson, l2. of reaidential. Util inc. J8S .
uU)'odo P. •• ". no• Portu,••ese ~snn Seashore '1r.. 'Nut Ch'ld t 0 K N d m ·' ... .. :-..! 1 , pc . . o yar .
flencl, could not tt.op her cat · ewf'<)rt. Inquire Olton Touco,
fut enoo,h and h.it a car Frtdoy, t)ct. 19 Orchid.tE. CoaatHwy.CdM
1toppod ahead oC her, opor-~ Newport Hei,ahta boo••
ateo.l by Veme 't. Tilleaen, wtfe •ultlevictimoCalewd
41, of 327"l Mapolia St., pbo,ne call. · .A Newpo~t
Cona Meta. Jcnoc:kina it Hetsht• boy, 16, waa repn·
ahead into the car ofThomu mended, counaelled and r•
N. Echtenach, 33, or ~~~7 leued aftet a twit~·blade
Labrador St., Cnsta \1eaa. at k~ife ~u confitca~ed C.,-o
Cout ttwy. and Jasmine h1m whu:h he had di arlayed
\ve., Co10na J el •.tar .. ,\1u. in the ttudy hall at Newport
1. ''l uo.l, S34 '-lito \ve., HutJ:or Hiah . School. .. Mrt .
'lu"'Irt 'leiJhta .,., bitten Edwan C. 'Uce, 3~. or 314
nn the hanJ :,y ·a strav cat Mariaold Ave., Cotona del
T1ouradey, t)ct. UJ -' ~at, wa1 ':" nen nn the h.,.d
·.lar,;&rel J . -.onnenberJ , 1n att~ptlnJ to atop a cat
ai neJ a citizen' 1 arrest ,u fiaht 1n the 1treet at 127
2:i7 a.m., chat,Pn, '1aviJL. •.tarijold t\ve ... Two rad-
Fountain, 30, La 'labn, with locka wcr~ broken . nn coin
auaaltinj hot on the 0cean bout of ace madunes and
FIOnt 1eadt neu Main ~t.. about S2 cuh 1tol en at the
"lalboa. with 6lrce likely to Newport Ice Co., 4lfl-30ttl
p10o.ilce Jfe&t boJily injury St., ~ev.port 1eac:h ... ?I. fl.
... hne ~. Caru, 31 , nf lfl'l ftarper, 4111S 1 o.lbury Rd.,
c;on0 ra St., West 'le~!'Ort, Cameo Shorea, reporteJ the
-.u booked at 3:12 a..l'll. r)ll (':nnti"•le I '"' ?,._.e It)
LEGAL NOTICE
ClTY OF NEW~T BEACH
CALlFORNIA
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
Sealed propoaala will be re-
ed ved at the office of the C lty
Clerk. City Hall , Newport
Be~ch . Callrornla . until 9:30
A.M. on the 2hl day of Novem-
ber . 1962 . at which ume they
will be publicly opened and
read. for performtng work ;u
follows:
a char~e nf :"10-'lin., on .'ri -
ute !"l'l!'Crl} at 50th ~t . ..,,J
~ef'rune 've., ~lest 'le~~orv>rt
... 'len Cas1en, l21 '·1ari -
sold \ve .. ColOna Jel '.Jar,
re('OrteJ t!tc tJteft nf l .wlnJ-
m hones, '* laJJer anJ
:'lanh frnt'l his v .. cant "'rn--
r erty at .f)') ·.tariJnlo.l \~e.,
... \ ct.arje of drivinJ v.hile
his license •us suspeno.led
•as filed &jainst Conrad 1 .
Johnaon, 2Q, of 120 ~. "lal·
boa 'llvd., 1alboa. .. 'toy ~.
Tousley, 301-32nd ~t.. ·~e~~o
pnrt "lcac:h, re('W'rte·l the
theft nr lt ~allnns nf .s.&s frnn1 GRAND CANAL DRfDGING,
hi s cu !"arlee,\ on l..tlce \vc., BALBOA ISLAND.
','/est ~ewpnrt. . . t\ pellet
cauaed S8S d.&maje to a wan-
dow at "lalboa "lay P'"rer-
tiu, lYIS W. "lalboa ~lvd.,
C entr.d ~ewport ... Lloyd '11 .
1eJJ, 123 Via Jucat, LiJn
Isle, tumedin ajirl's bicyc:Je
LEGAL NOTICE
No bid w1U be rece1ved un-
less It 1t made on a proposal
form as bound m the apectftca·
lions. Each bid mwt be accom-
panted by calh . certified check
or bidder'• bond made payable
to the City of Newport Beach,
for an amount eq\ial to at lean
10 percent of the o~mount bid ,
auch guaranty to be forfeited
NOTICE OF fNTENDED SAU: should the bidder to whom die
Nouce n hereby gtven that conu~ct Is awarded fall to en-
William w. Williams. dba ter into the conuacr.
Wtlltams C1garette Servtce . a in accord~nce With the provi-
sole proprietorship; and Wtllam SlonaofSecuoo 1770 of the LoA·
W. Willlaml, and Hall Tiner , bor Code. the City Council of
allegedly dba a.s w1Utams c 1-the City of Newport Beach has
garenc Servrce. an alleged co· ucettamed the general prevarl-
pannersbtp , of 1670 Supenor . ing rate of per diem wages an
Costa Mesa , c u y of Cona Me -the loahty in wh1ch the work
"'' Cali f .. Intend to sell to Au -u to be performed for eac h cuft
tomatlc Reu1lers of America or type of workman or mechan-
lnc. , a Delaware Corporation , tc needed to execute the coo·
of" G11Un and Scott. 1741 No. uact and La aet forth l.o Resolu-
lvar, City of Los Angeles, ea. tton No. 5198. A copy ofsald
Ufornl&, Allstockinuade, e-Resolutton 11 av~ilable In the
quipment, Advance commis-ofrice of the City Clerk tn tbe
slons,AutomaticCigMetteVen-City of Newpon BeAch.
ding Macblne.s , Puts, findings All b1ds are to be compued
and Location rfghu. of that Au· on the baais of the Archltec1's
tomatic Ciguene Vending bu· en1mate1 of the quantules of
sfne.ss known as WUJlams Ciga-work to be done.
rene Service, and located at No bid will be accepted &om
1870 Superior. Con& Mua, c a-a Coouac:tor who u nCK licensed
lUomla , and. v.vlow locaUoo.s rn accordance wath the provl-
ln Orange and Los Angeles Co-llOOs of CMpte.t 9 . Davulon Ill
unt.es, C.Ufomla., and that a of Bw1nea and Professions
~ale . ttansfer and assipmeot Code.
of the ~a me wlll be ~e . anc1 Plans aod Spect f1cauoru. forms
the consideratJoo therefor will of propoaala, bonds , and coo·
be .,.ld 011 or after November ttacc may be obtalne at t:be
8. 1862 . at the etetow deput· P\abUc Worla Oe.,_nment. Crty
man of laok of AmericaNa· Hall, Newport Beach, Cahfor-
UCD&l Tr•t aod S.vi.Ap ADo-rua.
c.taUOQ. ~ HoUywood Joule-A ooo-rdundable charge of
var4 , City of Lol Aopla. Ca. G . 00 wUl be rcquiKd for u cb
llforala. * of atandard apeclflc:aUoos.
Dated: Ottobct 101h , U~a. A tdmdabk dtpollt of 16.00
Seller: WUU&m w. wu.aum.. wUI be re.qul.rcd for e.acll act of
elba WWI.unaClprcttcScrYice. plana, spec.tal poYIJJOM , and
FOR SALt:
2 HOME FREEZERS, cheat
type, 17 ft. ad 22 ft., like
new. Combination addin1
macbin•cuh rep ater.
460 N. Newport 'll•d.. N. fl.
FOR SALE -Ru1. 18 • 12
arey wool cupet and ~ad.
~xcellent condition. Refris-
etator. Oldet \iodel, in 1ood
Nnnin1 condition. ~063
FIREPLACE WOOD: Come
buy your cu tnanlt full of
aeuoned firewood. Laauna
Canyon Wood Yard, 21431
S'--lt Lane. WJ miles off
Co au H wy. HY 4-4447.
CARPENTRY
CARPENTRY
H. 0 . ANDERSON
Minor a.p&Jrs
No Jolla 'nlo Small!
Phoae: S4S-Il7s'
U no....._all 10 1-2!72
GARDE~ lNG
Complete Landscapmg
Service
FREE ES11MA T£S
S 6 H Grftn Stamps
f'rft cMhWI')'
CORONA DEL MAR NURSERY
OR S-0160 -27t4 E Coeat Hwy
MUSICAL
New a o\MI\10ND O~G>\.~S
~ew STEINWAY PlA'10S
Orange County's Ouect
Factory Fran ella ~e
Latest a aldv.tn sp1net organ-
Percu s ston .\ Reverbera uon,
save S300.; m lWI\ othetl> rn-
cluding -Th~a s. 'Nurltt·
zer, Cnnn. \fin shall. etl.
from s~Q5.
Beautiful walnut Con sol t
piano, ideal for teacher or
fine mus aci an.used as n oo &
l'llodel, save 1340. eaw
terms.
Free Parkrna
Used lla-rmond Home '•k>o.lel,
wrth tone cabinet. perfect.
hard to find at thas prtc('.
flld Established Frrm
Since 1914
Good practice pi .. os
L.araest selection m Oran,e
Co~mty, all have been
throuah our thop-from s12q .
as law as ss.OO monthly.
Used Hanmond spinet like
new -aJ 50 Jhrnmond Chord
Ors~n. only S.S9S.
()pen also
'oionday .t Friday Nishtl
One only waJnut Console
reaular S64S. spec&al at
S49S.
Benuful Cherry lta'li~n Con-
sole -case 1liptJy dwn·
aaed -save s 180. bal1n ce
lo• monthly terms.
See and beat the sreat Porter
Heaps -Presented b)
4ic:bmadt-Pbillips Co.. No-
vember 13, write (()r free
tictcta.
SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS ro.
1907 Norch Main at 20111
Santa Aaa
18'10 S.,.low. COtta Ncaa. ooau.ct docume.nu. c.JU. n. City c1 Newport luc:b ~ FOR ,oar pi•o. K1
PHOTO SUPPLIES
14-Ho•u ICoclacbrome
Proceaaiaa bJ ICODAK
SALES-SERVICE-RENTALS
Leica-Bolea·Haaaelbla4
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
1774 NEWPORT BLVD .
L1 8-7041 Costa Men
(B•H•J t6e Utlo Cle•ns)
PAINTING
Pamting. Decotatmg
SHAKE ROOF PRESERVING
· Netat 6 Clun
LlcenM'd 6 ln.aured
M. Michael Pamhng
Ml 6 ·1.200
PAINTING
SPECIAL!
Any aveiaac 3-bcd:rm. borne.
trimmed, *49.00. Complete
utcnot Sl~S. Licen1ed. .. in-
sured. Kl 6-~643 anytime .
'fOVING
MOVING-?
Jordan s'
Oil 3-1430 OR }.07S-4
FOR SALE. Great Dane pupa.
!bow stock. cb. tire, ClOp-
ped. OR 3-3966 evco1nas and
weekends,
SITUATIONS I ANTED
TOO OOSY' Let me addreu
yoor O'lri 1tma1 card1 or
adverti sin 1 material for you.
1~ cents each in lona·
hand or type. Pick-up and
deliver. You'll find I'm
neat .. d acc:orate.
OR 3-7084.
HELP IANTEO
TOP OPPORTUNmES
DAlLY
.. Sure To a.dr WMh
JUNE FARRAR
Employment Agency
475 M. Newport ll¥d.
N~ loetta 111.11·4411
CA.SHJER uul Coaceuioaiat.
Apply alt.ar * p.m . ..,•i•l•·
PotS n .....
HOME REPAIRS
2 rut mo vers. larae van WAL. rs "OME REPAIRS
Sl2.00 hr. Tame llarts when LICENSED
van arrives at your door. Sto,.. Carpenlly; Paintana; Pa-
a,e 2~* rubtc foot per mo. perban.na; Tile, C ab-aneta, and \1ost n ome lh -Mow .... Tronafer & Storot• pairs. Roller Screens and
124 Broadway. Costa ~esa \1o!ll0theu Available. All
Phone M16-2S28 or LI 8~430 Screens R ewired.LI8-IS2.2.
REAL SERVlCE
HAULING
of all sort!>
(iara&e clean-Out, pack up.
~~~ ktnds of wor~. Lo ,., lnw
pu ces. Call &n) wne.
Ll jt.t)q15
CAR FOR ~lE
F0 ~ S \L E T 1ud ' ~ l)e-
tachable hardtop,portholu ,
nev. p&Jnt. One owner. 42,-
000 miles. " beaaty. Only
12200. L1berty ~-SS41.
In accordance with tbe pro' •-
••onsof ~cuoo 1770 of the Lo~
bor Code . the Caty Counc 1l of
ch~: Cu y of Newport Beo~ch hA•
~~rt.&m<'d lht' general pre,all-
mg r•te of ~r o.llem wo~ges 10
!he localny m wh tch rhe work
•s to bt performed for eac h craft
or I)~ of -.orkman or nwchan-
tl n.:ed~ to e\ccute the con-
tr oll! .tnd u set forth m Rc:solu-
tton \o. 5198. A cop)' of sa1d
Resolution as avatlable 10 the
..,u .ce of the Cuy Clctk 1n the
C..al;t of Newport Beach.
A 11 b•ds o~re to bf! l.On t p.trcd
on lht t\asu of I he Arch aleC! 's
l •l IT .tiC:• of 1he QIUOI•Itt'\ 01
work to.) l>t' done
\u b d Wi ll ~ oiCCt'pU:c.J frOIT'
.. c on1r .H . lor who tS nol I ccn.c:d
n oJlL O!d.&lll~ ~~r oth the prO\ -
,on."' ( h.iipter ~ 0' .oc. Ill
of Bu r ... H .. nd Prof~:H• .x~
( <XI<
Plaru and specthc~uons. forms
of propouls . bonds, and con-
tract may be obumed .11 the
Pub hc Wor\cs Department C,t)
Hall . }ewport Beach. C.a lt for-
nla.
A nl)n-re fund&ble charg~: of
~. • .. 111 be requued for each
•et of Sta.ndard Specthcauom.
A refund able deposit of $~. Jll
"'111 be req~~,ued for each set of
pl.uu . •pcct~l provUioru. and
l onuact doc::umenu.
The Ctr y of Newport Beo~ch
resenes the r1 gbt to re )CCI .An >
or.a\l t)ldS <~nd 10 WA IVe an' tn·
formal.tt} m such btds '
CITY Of NEW~T BEACH
CALJFQIU.;JA
MARGERY SCHROl'DER
Ill .o, o. Cat} Clerk
REPUBLICAN
71st Assentbly Diatrict
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YOUR
YMAII
A COLLECTOR'S ITEM
Record Album
"Go Wiflt rite Greats''
fOil
ONLY CENTS
FROM
LLER-(ONNELL CHEVROLET
A once in a lifetime k>ng playing record album for our friends in tM wonderful Horbor Area. We hove hun-
dreds of theM great records on hand. Just drop down and pick up yours, no waiting. look what you get -
1. (OUftt lasie-"Jumpin at the Woodside"
2. Milt KJ .. Cole-"R~ 66"
J. PwTy Co1~" Moonglow & The~Picnic"
4. Bla Fita .. raW "Midnight Sun''
S.. Ju.ly o.rt.MI "Zi.-g Went the
Strings of My Heart''
6.. lleftny Gaall"""' "Don't le ThotWoy"
7. Wootly tt.rman-"Woockhoppers BoW'
L , • .., a...-"llove Being Here With You"
f. Johsur Mercer "On The Atchiton
T ~a and Santa Fe"
II. Je St.,-..-.._ .. ,., Walk AlongH
11 • .._. .... "Tenderly"
12 ••• I If .. ,._ "Sep.mber SongN
WI HOPI THAt TOUU HAVI ._ 10 ....
A PIW MINUTa 10 LOOK 0¥11 OUI 811&1
UNI Of 1tU CAlli
k.Uer: WUl!.ama C~eae S.• ,...... cbe r'Jbtto reject u y 1-l.;.....O.;...;.;SJ;;.....;... -------
~co. • aUajard co·parUMr-' auUbida aod co •lwo uylo-WWABY. Dtl..use ~ftet
.lp, by WlWam W. WlllWrl•. farmalhy ill tiiCil '*b. OCI•. 901t .. i.... b&oade,
...... IJit.UTia..hnMr. CITl'OFNEW~IIACH 1fu e1uo. -.a.& drit Miller~onnell
l..a& af ~ NT 6 lA. , ~lA ..... •lr 16tJ. Pot hat :,:::1"' 14 ~.. NAIGDJ ~ ...,, oa •• ceut ocne 10
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Supenl10r Claife M. N.C.,.
THE RECORD CLEARLY SHOWS
WHO SHOULD BE ELEOED
COUNTY SUPERVISOR
HERE IS THE RKORD
CLAIRE H, NELSON ALTON ALLEN
PUBLIC SERVICE
County Superviaot. Fifth Diatrict. 1959
to present.
CoUJDitteellliln, Waterworks Diattict 14
1959 to present.
City Councilman, Costa Mesa . Elected
~en city waa incorporated-June, 1953 .
Re-elected in April, 1954. Two teres
as mayor. 1954-1958. Served during -
early formative period of city'a ex-
istence.
President, Orange County Division.
california League of Cit ies, 1956.
Director. Orange County Sanitation
Distri ct No . 6, 1948-1952. Cha~n
of Board entire period.
Director, 1944-1959. Costa Y~sa Sani-
tary District and active in the fo~
tion of that dis trict .
Trustee, Costa Mesa Union School Dis-
trict from 1943-1948. Chairman of
Board, 1947-1948.
No record of aervice,
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
Costa Mesa Chamber of Co~rceTHember
and past direct or.
Costa ~:esa Kiwani s Club-Charter Member
and President-1951.
Orange Eop ire Counci l, Boy Scouts o~
Au.erica-Troop committeeman and diatrict
chairC".an .
Ora~ge County Coast Association-Director.
Kiw~nian of t he Year-Costa ~~sa-1957.
"Coc=.unity Service Awlrd" Costa l-1eaa
C. of C. -1957.
"Outst anding Citizen" Award-Orange Coast
College-1958.
!·:ct:".ber of Masone
1-:eEi.lber of Rotary
Boy Scout Council
BUSINESS .7.:XPERIENCE
_ Successfully operated own retail hardware
and feed business in Costa Hasa for 23 yra.
Helped or ganize Costa Keaa Savinga & Loan
Association in 1954-Served as director and
secretary-treasurer for 3 years.
Poundins member Orange Co.:ast Stamp Co.
(a locally owned trading stamp plan) made
up of Newport Beach & Costa Heaa merchanta .
Served' •• Preaident and Treaaurer.
41 Yean •• succeaaful banker. 40 of
them vitb Security Fir•t Ratioaal I&Dk.
Nov retired.
PRIVATE AFFAIRS
Harried, two children
Born: 1903,
Regiatered voter Oran,e Co~Fiftb Dia-
trict-2S Je&rl. '
Voted 1D ,.,3ry primary aDd aeaeral electiou
in Oraca• Co1,;:.:~· for 2.5 ,..an.
Married, two cbildr.a.
torn: 1896
Registered voter Lo• AD&•l.. County
1936-1961.
Firat reahtued 1A Or~• CouDty 1961. u.. ~WaVer voted ia e ae:a.eJ:al electioa
io Oraaae eo.ey.
The Ans·wer Is As Clear As The Record
there can be no doubt that we should r~-elect
Ill ~ YOU SAVE
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• 4 bed 1'001"1 ..
• 3~ baths
• l-ear j arase
• 1eauoful ~· comer lot
• 1 block 10 maJn beach
1112 "'•"•• OPEN HOUSE DAILY
•
VAlli PLUSI
MilD IPACI? HilliS A
IP AC-H)U$ COLONIAL
MAMSIOM -TMIMOST POl
YOUI IUILDIMG DOLLAJ .
Eady American. 5 becboom; 4 badu; 3 car
aaraae phu boat eatr~nce lo patio. Ele~
bonJc door opeaer. Spac:ioua electric: kitchen
lftd fn.lly I'OOI'ft. Dca for D8d. ~hbopny
c:abiut.a ud moaldina. Hardwood noon;
aenuiDe lath llld plaater interior. laterpbone .
Heavy llaue JDOf; Yard feDcod with epace
itr pool. Landacapod in flont. Underpound
udlitiea. Pee aimple 80 by 105 fL lot. Oeat
Value at $49,950.
Dlin .IOap Harbor lliahJaada oa Hialaland
Drin (lOib SL) to Weatclitr today 11DC1 ••• a ia.
JOHN V06R. RNitor ......................
Ml 6-1675 ., 6.M-OU3
LICAL MOTtcl'
NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE
No. 378
BLOTTER
(Continued from Page 7)
lheft or 2 noodlnpa f10n1
tbe entr111ce 1o hi 1 bene •••
Urian N. Smocleaaard. 112'7
Hi&hl•d Dr., Hat.or Hiab-
l•da, reponed the theft of
hil bic:yc:l e 6om Newport
Harbor Hip School.
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On November 30. 1962 . atll: 00
o'clock A.M •• at the front en-
uance of INSURED ESCROW
COMPANY, 1530 West Ctup-
"Tlan Avenue. Orange . Californ-
Ia . INSURED ESCROW COM-
PA NY, as Trustee under the
Deed of Trust made by ROGER
L. COKER& YNONNE F. COK-
ER , hu$band and wife, and re-
corded February 15 , 1960. IJl
P~CE: SSfi,SOO Book5099. Pagel91. ofOf-
Phone for appoanlment fac1al Record$ofOrangeCounty. * ESTATE! *
GRANT'S SURPLU~
1750 Ne~port Bl•ct ..
CoataMe•
PHONE Ptl 6-1696
Make your own aofa c:uab-
iona, chair aeat cuahiona,
lbiOW piiJOWI, f00t1tool1 &l
bauoc:ta, play pen p.c!a,
cle•ina p.c!a, aib p.c!a,
batbinette pada, etc.
O~iole J-Osqo or OR 3_78,7 ~aliforn1a . gaven to secure an
""';!!!~~~~~~~~~~ J.ndebtedness 10 favor of JOHN ~ B. HUNDLEY , JR. and FLOR-
MONT! IC!MMrnt ENCE C. HUNDLfY . husblnd
and wife as JOint tenanu, now GRIMES I SMITH owned and held by JOHN B.
ORIOLE J-.1760
Real Enatc
HUNDLEY, JR. , and FLORENCE
C. HUNDLfY by reason of the
breach of certain obligations
secured !:hereby . notice of wh ich
was recorded July 26, 1962. tn
Complete INSURANCE Book 6190, Page 708. of said
SerYice iac:hacliaa Ufe. O((lclal ~cords . INSURED ES-
CROW COMPA NY will sell at
711 E. Bey A••·, B.aboa pubuc aucuon to the higheu
~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:.l, btdd er for cash , payable 10 law-
FOUR-O·REALTY
2811 E.C'OI\IT 111-wAY c.,.". 4.e •• ,
"'· .n·NH .a ~,.._
ful money of the Untted Sates
at the time of sale . without
warranty as to rule , possess1on
or encumbrances. the interest
conveyed to and now held by
said Trustee under said Deed of
Trust, tn and to the followmg
,..----------------------.,described property. to-wit:
*
*
wam-1N
* * *
HOWARD JARVIS
GU.SS-aOOTS
CHOICE
JOI TMI
UNITED STATES SENATE
For Our Chtlclren -
A leasehold estate 10 and to
Lot 7 of Block 'F' of Tract
1219 as shown on a map re-
corded In Book 38, Pages 26
and 27 of Miscellaneous Map&,
records of said Orange County.
created In that certain lease
dated January 18, 1960 by and
between the Irvine Company
as lessor and Roger L. Coker
and Yvonne F. Coker as lessee
to be recorded concurrently
herewith,
for the pwpo5e of paying obli-
ga tions sec ured by -~aid Deed
including fees . charges and ex-
penses of the Trustee. advances,
If any . under the terms of said
Deed , mterest thereon and
$8 ,0<46.17 In unpaid prlncipal
of the note secured by n id
Deed , with mterest thereon from
Apral 15. 1962, as in said note
by law provided.
INSURED ESCROW COMPANY ,
Trustee
By C. F. Stanwood
President
Attest: Helen E. Bunting
Asst. Secrewy
CR 6520
Dated: October 26. 1962.
Publish Nov. 1·8-15, 1962
In the Newport Harbor Ensign
VOTE t
Executive' 1 Manaion. Nearly
ONE ACRE of arounda. 3
bdnna, don, damily nn, djnina
an. l~ batl11. Pool. Price
S10S,OOO. A TRULY BEAU-
TIFUL propeny.
* BAY VIEW * Beautiful c:u1tom bit 2 bdm
NEWPORT !tEAOt home.
D., w/wet bar open• to ~
•ered patio. Larae DININO
RM. OVERg.zE BDRMS. Top
(Jlality wall 10 wall carpet.
Drapea, Kitchen haa bia oat-
ina area. Sundec:k. Price
Jl4,SOO. FOR SPAOOUS
LIVING -SEE lltiS.
* ~AY .t OCEAN * VIEW lrom every room.) bciln\
dinina nn l bath home. Room a
are SPACIOUS. Oeluu CJJ&I-
ity thruout. Choice CUFP
DRIVE location. Price juat
REOOCED to tS4,SOO. Thi •
i 1 NOT LEASEHOLD. 9-aown
by appointmenL
* BAYCREST * Larae cuatom bujlt 1 bdm a
family rm. home. 2~ ba&ha.
OIU'Ilina kitchen haa walt-
in PM by, eye le•el biHn
refri,lentor. Cloaeta & •tor-
aae apace aalore. Pineat all
wool c_,.tina. 9eantiftal
heated . pool haa perimeta
liahtina 111d adjoina ••CJU.
door li~na" patio. Price
*Sl. 500. E1c:elleat fin•c:ina
if needed. SEE nus atacioua
horae TODAY.
493 E. 171h St. Coata Meaa
hl6-4431
l!na. OR 3·1'14 KJ S-1847
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