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COU CIL SPL
AI with an Iceberg, only a
Uttle blt of the commotloo was
oo surface as the reorganized
Newport Beach City CouncU goc
down to the bu.ainess of electing
a oew mayor Tuelday afternoon.
Tbe e(foru of the past days of
cooslderable telephoning and
coofe.rrlng, among CouncU
memben ~d also interested by·
at&oden, came to a cUmax as
the newly elected counc:Umen
were sworn in, and Chy Clerk
Mar guy Scbrouder aMounced,
NThe office of mayor ls vacant. •
Councllman Dee Coo:t, wbo
had been coosldered a sa ong
contender for the mayorship,
offered a motloo that the voting
be by roll call. Thu was ap-
proved, and Immediately Mr.
Cook placed m nominatloo the
names of Paul Gruber for mayor
and Don £Jder as mayor pro tern.
Athletes To Be Honored
T .. P.,.n-rt.yllla, Gery, •4 Eric
EX-RAF PILOT
HEADS SCHCX)L
Eric Pepper, 41-yeaf'-Oid
nacho of Eaalud aad Royal
Air Porce .. teraa of the
Battle of Britain in World
•• D. baa M• cboa• u .......... of .. .....,
aer of Shore Cliff•. C.E.
Soule of Balboa hlud.
Harold Beet of Toatin, James
Keyes of Lapi.na Beadl, .. d
Dr. S..el McOaJiodl or Ill• Uai••"" ol Callfeala •• .......
Twenty-fhe lettermen from
Newport Harbor Hip School
•d 25 from Corona del Mar
Hip will be honored at the
.anoal aponal011chooa Toea-
day ooon, April 18, at the
Balboa Yadlt Clab.
The Commodore• Clab of
the Newport Harbor <lumber
of Con.nerc:e lpoft aou lh e
e•eot.
Speater will be aportc:uter
Cbic:k Hearn, wbo u KRCA
aporta direc10r co .. ra all
major aportJna neat• on
KRCA and NBC-TV.
The followina athletes will
be boaored:
HARBOR HIOH Bill
Wriabton, Sanaet Leape
wrestlina champ; Jolla Weber,
All Leape 1nd All Coonty
in football and bueball;
Terry Loreauen, Sanaet
wreatlina champ; Jamie ca,..
toll, All C.O.f••c• a.aia ..... a..a. ....... J ...
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Hia fbll·time eeploymeat
will be effecti .. aa of J11ly
1. Me• while be will be com-
ina here oa Friday aftemooaa
•d week-eoda.
c ...... .. Cri ... .,.
1\e lnlat.ea, with dae taeJp Creia Oartia, Jack Perpeoe,
of Mr. Pepper, ba .. drafted Cb11ck OardDer, Doe Orape,
a atatemeatof parpoae, whidl Bill Lindeke, Orea Mack,
incloclea the followiaa: Prut M•aball, D• Meuaer,
"The acbool wiabea 10 en-Deryl Meuaer, Kent Nethery,
cooraae diliaeece •d JOOd Wade Peareoa, Jeff Pieroae,
wort babiu in ita atDdenta Slen Powers, Dan Sclaock,
Md to offft a cballeaae to St .. e Shedd. aad Ted Whit•
lhoae or intellectual pro-nect.
Mr. Pepper wu bom ht
Hoyl•d, ia the Couty of
Yortallire, aboat lOO miles
north of Londoa. He attended
ac:boola in Yortabire, until
the w• commuded hi a aer-
Yicea. He joined the RAP in
1941, and after hia uainina
for niaht daty, be fiew Hall-
faa bombeu for the Coutal
Comnand, primarily on ud-
aobmuine mi uiona. He act-
nnced to aquadroa leader,
oquinlent to the U.S. rant
of major.
mise. It i 1 not equipped to CORONA DEL MAR-Pr•k
restrain students who are Mora•. AJI Leaaue in baa-
academically budicapped, htball; John Geyer, first in
or to c•e for behavior prob-leape in wreatlina; Bill
lema. The facilities of the Leach, ap lnd tum, water
ac:h~l are nail.able to all polo and awimmina; John
fam1hea wbo are 1n aympalhy ~ Kamahmi, All Leape in foot-
with ita aim a llftd wi llina to ball; Jim Hoffman, Wally
share ia ita coat of opera-Wooten, Tom Jobnaon, Teny
tion, reaatdleu of their reli-Wells, Bill Braly, Lea Wiley,
Jioua affiliation, if any." Larry Broerina. Steve John·
Ia 1946 he waa oat of cbe TEACHER DI'Y HIKES OK'D ••mce, ud b• earolled in rR
SL Lue• • Colleae at the Pay bites for employee a of
Uai•ersity of E .. ter. In 2~ the Newport Beach Elemeo-
yeata he bad eamed bia tea-tuy School Dialrict were
dlina credential. He t.•Jht adopted Toeaday nipt by
biatory and aeneral acieac:e cbe cliatrict Board of Troa~
ia primary •d secondary tees.
ac:Doola ia Plymoada, a port A 1.1~ iacreaae waa ar•t-
city neat tbe aoothweaterty ed co teac:Den llllder a motioa
tip of Eaalaad. by H_.,ey Pea10. llae board
Since 19" be baa been aet 15,400 •• ata.rtioa aalary,
auistaat headmaster at •d raised the ,.uimam pay
Craae Coaotry Day School Ia le•el to ",140.
S..ta Barbara. He will mo.. aaaelfied employee• were
to tbis area et the eod of the IIi•• a J.K iacnaae in ad-
school year in Jane. He •d cltioe to aclje .. a•ts ia
llh wife, 'Phjllis, h .. • a olauiflcati• •d friaae
eon, Gary, who Ia 11. beoefita. n. total incnaae
Hubor Episcopel Scbool, fbr olaesifted penoaael waa
loaaedy boww •• St. J•••• set at 4.43. or 114,785.
0., School, recendy faced fa 'makina •• p., niae eo
eadacdoa. bat wa a ai .. n a teac:hera, Ill• boar.ra badaet
••w IMae oo life bJ a poep ftpna fell all-tlJ below ot local chiuas. The sc:laool ~-atioea made e.,
ia 110w a • ....., of tllle 0. .. Te.aa.n A••· The tea-
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ina out that ulariea mate up
about 90'1. of the budaet u-
penditurea.
The board dec:i a ion wu
fair and equitable, Haney
Peue uid.
The pay squabble waa the
fiut in a aeries of aeuiona
10 mate up bodaet eapencti-
curea for the 1964-65 JCbool
year. The board alao placed
aneral capital outlay items
•d major maintenance pro-
jec:ta on the docket for bod-
JOt consideration.
S.pt. Roy Andersen listed
the moata .. ded e.apenditarea
•• replacement of windows
at till• Newport Sc:bool, int-
.,_._., of tbe playaroand
at Cotoaa del Mar School,
•d tbe pa.rchaae of a book·
hepiq •chiao for tbe dis-
lrict basiaeu offtce.
In ollaerllaslaeia, the boud:
• Sleeted Ooeald sa ...
•• ~ clerk, to nplace Dr.
Doeald Bridp•. who re-
aiiDed fJOm the board to
tate op a colleae aciiDieia~
lndft poet la lt. Loaia .
• a.o.iYed a PIDIHII r ..
pon o. • .._. •h• No. I, .,
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O.lck """' eoo, Jolla Richwine, Ste ..
Terwilliaer, BUJ McMillu, o... Aaderaoe, 0.. Mut,
Bill Weldl. R.dy loolfe, Jia ................... ~
Ne--. O.ot De.W, loa•
bid,-n. Wil-.
MAN FOUND
DEAD IN CAR
P~~~teral aerYice• were lleld MoadaJ for Lyno Bradford
Aadereon, 21, o f 236 Via
Eboll, Lido hie, who wu
food dud in bia car Sacur-
day, ill Lapana Beach.
Police b .. e listed bia
death u suicide.
Two Laaana Beach Police
offic:era foand the youth' a
body slumped over the front
seat of hia car. A .ll caliber
automatic pistol wu found
near lhe body. A .22 caliber
ballet had been fired throuJh
bia ript temple.
No specific reason for the
IUicide WU ai•en by police
aJtboup a lenathy note wu
found with the body. Tbe
note, apparently writtaJ by
youaa Anderaoa, ane no im-
mediate reason wby he
•oold attempt to till bim-
ulf.
He ia auni•ed by bia par-
ents, Mr. •d Mra. Robert
Anderton; a brother, Eric; a
aiater, K•eo; a aranclmocber,
Mrs. S.L. Mc:Qoi.naia; and
anodPar•t•. Mr. ud Mra.
H.A. Aaderaoo.
Printe lf .. eaide lentC:el
w.. held at Roae Hilla
Memorial Part. Balta Corona
cleJ Mat aa..,el b•cll•d ra-
aeral arr.aemeata.
CRISIS SEEN
The city clerk uked 1f there
were fur !her nominations . and
Jay Stoddard sa1d, ·yes; Mr.
Gruber fiX mayor , and Dorun
~lmhall for mayor pro tern. •
:-lomlnatl01u wereclo.ed, and
the cltyclerkcalkd for the vote
oo the nomlnar ion made by Mr.
Coole The run 4 oo rb.-toll
call voted 'yes~; Dee .>ok,
Don Elder, Al Forgit an<. Paul
Gruber. Then came 3 ~no"
votes: Doreen Manhllll. Unds-
tey Panoru and Ja y Stoddard.
"Mot ion c arried," said Mils
Schrouder. "Paul Gruber, may-
Of, and Don Elder, mayor pro
tern,~
NIGHT PARKING
BAN SUGGESTED
Mr. Gruber took over the chair
that bad just been vacated by
Charles Hart, aod said, "I will
devote myseU to the city's
lnteresrs. "
Mr. Cook jlled ged his cooper-
atloo. 11ylng, Nl will give you
my utmOit help ln the operatioo
of the Ctty, to bring to Newport
Beach the flneu government Ul
the nate.-
Tbere was ooly one other Hem
of business for the new Council,
County sanltatloo dualct ap-
pointments. Mayor Gruber,
himself automatically member
of OIJulcts ~. 6 and 7, named
Mr. Stoddud as second me mber
of Dila lct 5 , Mr. Elder as al·
tern ate member for 5 ~nd ti , and
Mr. Cook ., alternate member
for 7.
The Newport Bcacb City
Council ia beioa uted to
aiUcty the feuibility of re-
atrictina oveNliaht park•na
on residential aueeta.
A motioo 10 this effect wu
apprond Monday ncaina by
the directors of the Corona
del MarCbamberof Commerce .
The directors uked the City
Council to coo aider iniuauna
1ft ordinance forbiddina over-
oiabt parkina eacept by per-
mit.
Ralpb Myeu Jr., wbo offe~
ed the motion, uid the pur-
pole ia to induce local resi·
dents to put their cars in
aaraaea ovemiabt.
"There ia more and more
curb partina day and niaht
on aide streets," be u id.
"Can are not beina put into
aaraaea bec:aoae the ,.,. •••
are be1n1 used for atoraae.
The city hu reqajremenu
for offaueet partina apace
for residences, bot th ia po-
licy ia not effective."
He uid that petmita to al-
low ovemiaht partina could
be iuued for riaitora and in
cues of neeeuity to part a
car at the curb all niJbt.
The motion approved by t.be
directors also requeua the
City Collftcil to enforce the
prestmt ordinance rorbiddina
cootiououa p•kina in eaceaa
of 72 houn.
BALBOA TO BE
ON TV SHOW
A sltuatton corned 1 televtuon
•h<>w w1U bnng Balboa LOto
livlllgrooms throughout the na-
uoo next falL
CBS ts preparwg to stall hlm·
Ulg thu ne"" sh<>~~W, "B .. Ue y's of
B.dboa." and pu llS to telecast
it 011 Thursday evc:nlll~. be·
ginnmg 10 ~ptember,
Mr. Stoddanl remarked, "I'd
Uke to t:b Ink lt ove.r. N
Tbe CowacU ~ eaoflrmed
~ appolatme.ou except that of
Mr, Sroddard to Diltttct 5,
which wW be coosldered next
Monday eveniog. April 27.
MEET THE NEW MAYOR
Stan in the show will be !>ter-
Ung Holloway and Paul Ford.
tbe colooel in the !>gt. B1Uco
series. The B4iley's live on an
i.lWid ln Bdbo.a Bay and tbur 'a
a feud i olng 011 w ltb the com-
modare of a y.ellt clllb. lalkfa
i<lD a.od tbecommod..we'sdauJtl·
tel provide tbe love lnterat.
Tbe Tue.day afternooo Coun-
cil meeting began w1th the
canvassingof the ballots of wt
week's elecuoo. Ther~ was a
discrepancy in the returns from
Precinct 12, Lido lsle, but the
Counc 11 approved the totab u
rcp<rted 10 the or1g111al tally
\beet.
Before the new councilman
we.reseated, Councilman Stod·
dard presented plaque~ com·
mc:morating the 8 ye ars of ser·
v1ce by Charles Hart, the lut
2 as mayor, and the 6 years of
serv ice by liarh Lorenz. the
last 2 as mayor pro tem.
"It ls with mlxed ~:motions
that I accepr this plaque , .. u id
Mayor Hart. "When this final
moment comes • I am noc so
happy to go, because of the
strong friendshipa among the clry
employee' and Counc1L I wiSh
to express my apprectation to
the stafrtor belng)ll helpful a,nd
faltttfuL •
MI. l.ofeuz u1d, ·11 has been
~great privilege and a rewanl-
lng expe.rumce. I have always
a led to do my ~t. -
Flowen were presented to Mrs.
Hart and Mn. Lorenz by Jlm
l.arsoo , president of the City
EmpJo~es AlSo, , Ul behalf of
the c u.aff.
Peed Onaber, the aew mayor
ol Newport Beada, ume iato
1M politic:allimeliabt l yeata
aao wbOil be wu a 2 10 1
dloic:e ia the City Collftcil
election, winniaa nery pre-
cinct.
He i 1 1 retired Secret Ser~
nee qent, Air Force •eteran
or World War 0 . and a cera-
mic and lapidary eapert by
way of hobbies.
\tt. Grober, who ••II be Ill
in June. ia 1 native of CoWl·
cit Bluffs, Iowa. Hi1 early
auoc:iationa were in ules
promotion ••th Nebruka
Power Co. in Omaha, and
lllinoia Po wer & L1 abt Cofl).,
then with Frtaidaire and
Chevrolet diviaiona of Oen~
eral Motors.
He entered the fleld of law
enforcement and •nveatia•·
tion in Iowa u special aaent
in the bureau of crimtnal in-
natiaation in the Iowa De-
partment of Justice. Before
World War U he JOined the
Secret Scmce in the Trea-
.uy Dept. and held auian-
mBnta in Omaha, Cb1ca,o and
New Yort. For 14 month•
after the war be wu aui an-
ed to lbe White Hoaae detail,
aui a tina in the aec:arity pre-
c. tiona for Preauteat Harry
Tram•.
He retired from the Secret
SetYic:e in 19SO, came to the
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WeatCoaaL llt•ONMraliftd
in Arc .. a before comiaa .,
Newport Beac:b in 195$. The,
hue lived in Harbor Hiab-
landa since then.
The new mayor'• military
record dates back to 1924,
when be rec:ei .. d • conmia-
aion 11 2nd lieatenut in the
Infantry Reae"c. In 1917 be
wu uanaferred to the Coast
Artillery, and in 1942 be
wu c alled to ac:ti•e duty in
lhe Air Force wi th rank of
fiut lieutenant. He aerved 11
munter-intell iaence officer
from Aua. 9, 1942, to Sept.
4, 194~. wbaJ be left the ser-
vice with the rank of major.
Hi a war-time minion was in-
veati aation of au apected sa-
botaae or military equipment
and eatablahmenu .
He i 1 member of Newport
Harbor Lepon Poat 291 and
of the Newport Harbor Elka
Lodae.
T•stEE APPUCUn
TO IE IITEIIVIRED
Spec1al meeunaa hue been
called for ""ri I 28 and \1ay
I by the Newpon Beach Ele-
mentary School Oiatnct Trua-
teea to intemew applicant&
for the board aeat n cated
by Dr. Donald Bridpnaa.
The board wtll also meet
on May 12.
Ext~nor scenes w lU be sbllt ln
the Bayside V1llage Mea :~ur
:'liewport Ounb. lntert,. ~r~ne~
will be shoe at CB~ su.aJ t•J\.
Sponsors for the: ~ertes wlil be
R<ynolds Alum mum ar r tbe
Ptu lllp \!orriS c 1garettet.
CB:;, off1c1als have: b.!en In
:-.r~port Be~ch couferrtng w1th
City \lanagez Bob Coop ~nd
manager Jack R.trneu of th<
~ewport Harbor ( hambe1 of
Commerce.
ell Y ACIIn T1 SAIL
II DSUADA RACE
Spokesmen for the National
Oce.. Saihna Auociation
repon 411 boat s are reaia-
tered to aatl •n the 17th an-
nual "'leWJ'(>rt Harbor to En-
senada Y ac:bt race. Tb11
mark s an increue of about
SO boata over laat year'a
field.
Entnes from Fresno, Santa
Barbara, and the Wa1k1k1
Yacht Clab are amona the
yachtsmen c:omina toNewport
Beach for the race. wh1dl
a tarts Saturday. ~ay 2.
A dinner to honor race offi~
c:aala 11 set for Fnday, May
1. at the Bat boa Bay Cub.
Repreaentativea of lhe Un1 ted
Statu and Meuco will be
present at the dinner.
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TIIEIAYOII'S PlAYER IIIEAIFAST
Soul sti rring hymns and words of testimony brought an
Impressive message to a large breakfast gathering of the
International Chri stlan L eadership at the Balboa Bay
Club Saturday morning.
The occasion was the mayors' prayer br eakfast , pat-
terned after the president ial prayer breakfast in the n~
tion's capital. The hymns were sung by Norman Nelson,
the singing ambassador from Palo Alto, who had sung for
President Kennedy at a Washington prayer bfeakfast.
Saturday morning's program included the pledge to ou r
flag, led by NewPOrt Beach Police Chi ef Jim Glavas; in-
voc ation by John Smith, former mayor of Costa Me sa;
words of greeting by Lloyd Johnson, chairman of the
Newport Harbor Christian Leadership; scripture reading
by William Martin, mayor of L aguna Beach; intercession
for community leaders by Harold Welch of Welch's Con-
crete Co. ·
Testimony was given by A.L. Pinkl ey, mayor of Costa
Mesa, wh o said, "No nation or city can exist if there Is
not a deep and abi ding faith in God." John Gibson, coun-
cilman and former president of the Los Angeles City
Council, said he had real ized long ago that there was only
one solution in oolitics and therefore he had placed his
trust in Jesus Chri st, because he believed that Jesus died
on the cross for him, rose again, and now sits at the
right hand of God to hear his prayers.
Ray Stedman of Palo Alto, who he lped plan the Christ·
ian L eadership program here, warned that America is in
deep trouble because of turning away from personal faith
and scrambl ing for "status" and material comforts.
"There is a neurosis of emptiness," he said. "Man can·
not be satisfi ed wi th outward things, but on I y by a full
personal rel ationship with God. America is coming to a
moral crisis. There i s no other choice but to turn around
and go back to the house of God. The L ord Jesus Christ
is ready to serve all who turn to Him."
There was a closing word of appreciation from Charles
Hart, mayor of Newoort 13each, who said that "the in-
spiring words and songs mo ved all of us." He echoed the
feeling of man y with the expression of hooe that this
would be the fi rst of a cont•nuing series of prayer break·
fasts.
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lD t11111 .. r p• ,,1 ••r "' 1 '"' .. r 11nr, 1• u • r rn•· '"'''' r uat•·rn"l"''"" law ~eh lfu•y 1111•1• rttiJ..I' 10 Jllo•\ o·nl &Jill II) J'UII u,J..
... IITIC'I.f: II
In thl' prr.r·••t f'nn\l<'ntum. ~<'lllll'1tl1• mt·~tn' anv ••f th1• folio" mg I C:'-
eom m•tl •·tl 1111h 11111•111 to tlr••IIIIV, m 11 hulc ur m parL, a nat•ona.l, •~nil'ul. ro• uti '" ro•h;:1n11• ~orruur: IL5 ''1cl1.
(u l l'•l'1tt1! mc·!Jthrn of 1h" l:"f(ollp ;
(b) (.'nu~lll~ ,t'rtOUS bod1ly ur mental harm IO mrmbtl""! or the
group; n· · h 1· · r r·r 1 (C' Dl'lihl'rotrlv in ll'liN: on t e JrrOIIP conr 111011~ o t ,. ea •
('lllllll'ol 1er hr111g nhout it' phv'!1~11l dt"~trurti1m tn "'IH,Ir or in part;
(d) lmp<l'llng measures u\t.endt-4 to prrvenL b~rths wttlun lobe
group;
(f) Fot("IIJiy Iran,( erring children or the group tfl anothflr I[T'('IUp .
... JlTICL£ Ill
The rollOWlllJt arts .ball be punishable:
(IJ) c:~nororlfl:
(b) ('o""f.'r"ry to commit gcnocid11; (() l>~tf'Cl and pu!Jhr mcittm,.nl to comm it genocide,
(d) Awmpl to commit genoctde;
(•) Complicaty in genocide.
AltTICL& IT
PenonJ commi~tinc lftlO('ide or any or tho other 1eta enument~ iD art.~elt Ill ahaJI be puruahed, wbe~er the.7 aro eonsltWLiona.Uy
fti90Ulble rulent, publlo oftldale or prin c.e indivtdu&ll.
.urncu .,
T'be Cootnctinr Part.lel und..ub to enact iD .ccordaoc. wi<a
.....,. ,...,.etan COntallwt.ioCIII, tbt ~1 l;ci.la Lioll to ri•• tlftol .. .._ proNiou of 1o1M,.._, ec.-.,cUoD and, bs penicllla.r, ..
pnmdt .,H.llT• J)f'naJLI• fot ptriOM p 1Jt7 or renoddt or or t.llf of
loll• other k '-enumcrat.ed lA article JlJ.
.urncL• ••
.Penrma rh•~ with ~de or an7 of thf' othtt teL' mtlltnl'ratf'd In ar1idt' Ill •h"ll btl t.ril!fl by a compe\4\M tribuna.! or the Stfttf' jn lbe
lnritnry of wh1ch lht aeL wu rornmittr..d, Of h1 IIIJI'h inwmallottal ~l 1"hunnl 11 ma.r hut jurilldic:tloo wltb 1'8~l to &bole Conlf'l("" IDI Pani11 whicla ...-,.u baYt acctp&.ed lt.a jurltdicdon.
.rrrn.a m
o-o.w. .-6M .._ ttta MWD4nt.ed io a.rtid• J n abaD eo' be -•Wed • ,.Ucbl fri-forr dM puf'PC"I' ol ~tratll~. n. ~ ,.,... ...... u.m.~ .. ia •vda fMII .. ,_. ............................ ~ ........
EAOLE ROCK-In law. u In kuct. it't lmprrali¥C 110 ll!AD 'THE FIN£ ttlliNT. '1"t.e ~~ ol &ht Amtflcu B.r Alloda· tion. upon tnminie1 lhe CIVIL JUOHTS BILL OF 196), dedattd
that 10 per c:cnt of the riahlt rnumotraled will bentftt our ~
chJn nJ and 90 PBil C'EN'f will rwuh in 1 BllAZI!N EXTENSION
OF RAW. NAKED ~UNCONTROLLED F£0£1lAL POWEll
-ewer the individull li~rti~s of •II cilium (reaudlaa ot cob').
over industry, over bwincu 1nd over llmolt every ICtivi&y of
Amotrican life. Thi' wbmn acd 90 per cent cou&d atablish a perm•·
ncnt privilcacd aonrnlna ~lw 1n 0t1r country. That WOtJid be
dirutorship 1nd lhe end of lhe republic:. In the Uaht ~r pett his1ory. it, 1lm~t inevitably, would lead to tyranny.
It ~tt~ouldn't be lhc fin 1 lime lhat somelhina ev1l has b«n brouaht
l boul under ·~ c:amouftaae or wmethina idealistic Think of h in personal term,. Ooto1n't a con man alway~ try 10 look like a niee auy't
JACK MOFFITT
LEGIONNAIRE
Second place award in the
American eu ay contest con-
ducted by the American Le-
aion Au1iliu y 291 oC New-
port Beach waa Robert Rod-
man, 8th vader at Horace
Ensian School and son of
Mr. and Mra. R.M. Rodman,
2114 Hiabland Or., Harbor
llaahlanda. llere is his
euay, "What Freedom
'v1e ana to Me."
By Robert Rocla•
Freedom to me is a nece s-
sity for a happy, wholetome
life . I be lieve that people
without freedom, that have
never had freedom, could be
quite happy without it . not
knowina what it is. I also
believe that a person who
has had freedom and knov. s
what it is lake could never
be happy wi thout tt.
To me, freedom 1 s the riaht
to do ~tt~hat I v.ant to do in
life v.ithout havana to act
perma u ioo from the aove m·
ment. I think freedom is the
n aht to ra ise a larae family
an a beaullfu I home or to be
a hermit 1n a cave. It means
the riaht to plan my future
and choose my own c areer.
I don 't thin k I should be
to ld what I must do 1n the
future or what career I must
follow.
Freedom means the riaht to
act what I ~tt~ant ou1 of life.
if I don't want to ae t any-
thin& out of I ife it is my
riaht not to aet anythina out
of life . To me , freedom alao
means the riaht to act an
education. I believe I ahould
have the riaht to aet as much
educ ataon as I want. One of
the most important thinas
freedom means to me is the
rt&hl to worship God 1n my
own way. To me thts as a
pn ce less hecdom.
Altho I believe freedom IS
the nah1 to do v.hatever I
~o~oant, I believe I should
lo c my freedom af I commat
a cu mc or u y to take the
freedom away from other
people. I al so believe that
a youna person, like me,
should not have complete
freedom and ahould be Nled
by his parents until he it
p own up.
What freedom really means
to rr.e is beina able to make
decisions for myself without
havinc some aovernment or
ruler rulina me, and tellina
me what I muat do. When
America waa started the
Const itution promis ed me all
the thinas freedom meana to
me. That is why freedom
also means to me -a coun·
try like the United States,
where all people are free .
THANK YOU MOTE
Publisher of the Enaian
/,"' t .. e president of the
American Hunaarian Women'•
Leaaue I wish to thank you
for aidma us in our efforts
to save a little llunaarian
airl. Rita Keuthelyi's IJ(e.
It was indeed very aood of
you to publish our plea in
your paper. \'.e do not know
the results of it, but I am
sure it is a story that can
not be read and thrown away
and we ~tt~ill have some re·
suits. lf it is at a ll posuble,
perhaps you could insert a
small thank you note in our
behalf. We are very arateful
to all, who in any way is
tryina to help us. Personally
this c1perience is atrenath·
enina my faith in people.
They are aood and acneroua,
even in this ru t movina
world they find a way to aid
the leu fortunate.
So aaain, thank you, and
God bless you'
Smcerely,
Veroollta deKatre y
Elmhurst , N.Y.
The name of the Lord 11 a
s uona tower: the ri ahteou &
runneth into it, and 11 safe.
{Proverbs, 18:10.)
... ancu : v111
Any f'!'lntrarting Party may c:1111 upon thro ··omprl~'nl m~:nu' .. r !1,11 UtHio·d :-.;111101., to Lll kt> !lllrh ICloon IIIIIIN the• ('lttHt••r or '"'' l'ull rooJ
Nalron-&!I thf·y OOII!!Idfr appropnat•· rur tlu• prt•\'I'IIIIHn Alod "IJ•r•r••"-
IIOn or ICI.S or geUOCide Or any or t.he Other &CI.S l'llllnlCrllli•fl Ill lrl ICJe Ill.
ARTICLE IX
Dn1p11tv~ f>~~t Wf'f'll tb,. C'ontrarting Part•r• rrlatmg to lhl' intrrpr~
l.at!Mt, appl11'11110n or fulfilm,.ut of th<> pr••'\l•nt Co""""''""· llll'lud1ug theM~<• ro lallnl( t.o thP rc·~pont111HIIty of • "talA' (or gNlurH II' or fur ally
of tl11t ""l••r a1·1 ~ I'IIUm•·ratPd 111 artcde Ill, shaiiiK' sulmuttc•d 111 the
liiVrnlltHIIII.I C:ourl or J usltce al Lhe requ~l or any or UIC l•lrtll'll 1.0 c.L c dt'lput,(o.
... RTU'LE X
Thf' pr-ut Convrntion, or ~~o luch tb,. Ghrllf'SI', F.ul!l1~h. Fr,.nl'h
R110111tan arul Span1 L tel lS an> tqually authrnur, ahall b<•ar the dat~
or 9 Dr·rl'm!xor 1948.
ARTICLE XI
Thr pn...,.nt ('()nv••uttHil ''"'" lw-llpl'n until :u OM'rmlxor t!Hil for 1igr.a1 urc• ()n llt'halr of any ~lrmlwr of th11 (jn1L!'<I ~lliOII'I anol u( llrt.Y
oon-m•·rnllf'r ...,lair to wludo an lllVIIatmu to lllgtl hu loPI'n aoltln~<d
by thr (;c'llt'rll ~mhlv. Th~ Jlr•'lll'nl f'onvrnt:on tll••ll Ill' ratlfiMI, and thl' ln~lrliDI('nU or
r&llfil'l\lion llhAJI ~ oJt poslt4'd With lhl' ~ri'LAr.)'..(ol'lll'rl l Of l bt
Urutl'\l ~•touns.
Ahl'r I January 1950 the ~nt Convrnt.ion m11y be llrrNitd to
on tw>hotr or any Mrmbrr of the u mtl'd 1'\atoom and or any noo-
m!'mllt'r '-;taw wn icb bu reuived An invitatton .. aror..-icl.
lrllltrumr>nt.a or acrefllllion aha.LI be drJXl8•L~I with the Secrt ta.ry.
Oencrall or tbe United Nationa. .-ancL& xn
An7 Contractin1 Party may at any tim" b7 notUicalion addrell4'd
to lltt' ~fl't&tJ-Grntral or tit!' Un!t.td NatiOnt, Ut(!nd the a.ppli-
raiiOn nr lhr prHI'nL ('onVI'IIl itm to all or any or t.hc t.rrrilorol'll for
till' C'Ondurl of lllliOic rorctgn N'lattons lhaL Con~.ratt.iug Part' ia
r~ponsabl!'.
A ITIC\.1. XIII
I
IPROBE :WANUI
0...,. CoM t C tut I on 1110e coM(greed to tlte tra11t
heap of ltCetorv -"•" Congr••• acqutr•d (bv
t r.a ttl) the Ullcoree U tuUonaJ po.nr to •naot
la.e to control ared r•gulat. all educat (on,
all tvp•• of co~•ro •, aJl publto lt.altlt,
all c futl rtgltte, all co~untcatCon, all
publto p~er, all product(oll of foode on
faru and (n faotorfee, 101tere tit• Sem te
rottft•d the UN Charter (n 1945. Add to
tltta tlte po~r to tax and vou can ••• Con-
gr••• hoe "o~fpot•nt l•gialat(ue power",
•uclt of wltfclt Ita• b••n turned ouer to the
Ezecutfue.
It (a abeoluteltl (•p•rat(u• to Anow and
underetand th• UN Chart•r ae ••ll ae our
Conatitutfon e(nce th•fl are BOTH "law of
th• land". £uen though a uaat a•ount of
JegC.Jat(on po.•••d e(nc• 19451tae been con-
trary to our Cone t (tu Hon, (t haa conforftfld
to the UN Charter under Art(el•• 55 & 56
r•produc•d bfllOU): Arrklr H
With a view to the creation of conditions
of stabihly and well ·betnl wh~eh arc ""--t·
eary for peaceful aDd friendly rela1ions a mona
aatiocu bated on respect for lhe priDc:iplc
of equal riaf\ts and Kif-determination of peo-
ples. 1he Untted Nations shall promote:
a. hiJher StiJidards of livina. full em·
ploymcnt, 1nd conditions of economic and
aocial pro1rcn and cScvclopmcnt:
b. solutions of international eeonomic,
aocial, bc:ahh. and related problems; and
international cultural and cducauonal co-
operation; and
c. universal respect for, tond observance
of, human riahts and fundamental free·
doms for aU wltboul distinction as 10 race.
Kl, lanaua,e. or rc.li1ioft.
Arriclr J6
All Memben plcdiC thcrruclva 10 lake
jomt and scpa ratc actiOn an coopcn11on wu h
the Orpniution for the achicvemcnl of 1hc
purposes Kt fonh in AMic:le H .
Vh €1• uarioue groupe ar• busy try fng to
i~p~ach Carl Varr•n , fi ghting s oc tal i z•d
'"fldi eC n•, f•deral aid to flducation , for•ign
a(d, ••ntal h•alth prograJU,"ciu(l rights"
•tc . as b•ing W\conetftutfonal, th•y total-
ly fgnor• th• SOURCE of moat of ow-probl••,..,
th• UN & fta S p•eial Cz•d Ag flnciu •tth thflfr
d•struetfu• and ftyriad treat(•• which bfl-
eoftfl "la.ID of th• land" IDhfln rat ifffld. Un-
l•s• wfl support HR4 27 (Utt) TO GET THE US
OUT OF THE UN & ITS SPECIA LIZED AGENCIES
and rQpudlat• th•lr /rfiQdo~-hilling tr•a-tl••• VE CANNOT VIN THIS FIGHT TO REOAIN OUR
CONS TITUTION AND FREEDON.
Another fr••do~-Afllfng treatu fa the
CONVENTION ON THE PREVENTION & PUNISHNEMT
OF THE CRINE OF GENOCIDE, etgn•dbu the USA
in 1948, but neu•r ratifl•d by th• S•nat•.
It ea~• tnto fore• on 1/12/Sl . During th•
past yfiO.r, a eonc•rt•d •!fort has b••n ~tad•
for ratffieatCon. It has thfl baeACng of
S •nator3 Jacob B. Jaufte; Hu gh Scott; V~t.
Proxlltfr•; J . Gl•nn B•all ; Ern•s t Gru•nCng;
Eu g•n• J. ~cCarthy; Cd. V.Long; Naurlnfl B.
N•ubflrg•r; K•nn•th B. K•attng; Donl•l B.
Br~ster ; Da niel K.Inouy•;Hub•rt Hu~phr•u ;
Paul Dougl as; J ohn Pastor•;Clafborne P•ll.
Th• Vo rh•r, official organ of thfl CPUSA,
in i ts ~arch J , 1964 issue, dfluot•d consf-
dflrabl• spa.e• too ~••t!ng hflldat th• Hotel
Diplolltllt, N. Y. City, gathflr fld "to prot•et
th• pr•sene• of Nazi war criftinala (n th• u.s •.• th• sptri t•d gathering call•d upon
Pr•s. Johnson and th• S •nate to ratify th•
g•nocf de conuen t (on ••• " It £3 a fact that
Naz{(a~ pr•s~nts no thr•at to th• 'JJorld --
BUT CONHUNISN DOES : Thia is thfl uaual
1 (beral-social Cst-eolltlltunC.t tae t(c of er•a-
t i ng a faead• by d (uQrtCng att•ntton to
subj ec ts hau!ng no r•lation to t hQ(r r•al
goal .
Vhat C. th• G•noctd• Conu•ntton? Th• entire
t•xt app•ars fllsgwher• on thi• page. Th•
word "g•noeid•" hvrt•dtat•lu brings to '"ind
''~~K~se lltUrd•r" but th• UN d•finf t t on of
g•noclde cou•r• NUCH NOR£. (S•• Art.JI)
Notlc•, thts appl L•• to "conetttutfonallu
r•eponefbl• rul•r•, public of/totals or
PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS", notJou•rnft•nta!!
Vho but a gou•rn~tflnt eo d eo~ft aaee
~turd•r? ART. II, S•c.(b ) fa THE ~T DAN-
GEROUS PROVISION OF THIS CONVENTION tnae-
lltLICh ae th•r• ar• Manv thing• •htoh all•g•dlu
eoul d eaua• If EN TAL HARJI to ••~~tbere of a
group. Racial d(ecrf•fnatfon (••• UN deft-
" f t ton, th!e colUMn 4/9/64) could be eall•d
g•noctd• bu the UN. The UN Declarat(on and
Draft Conuent fon on th• Elfftfnatfon of All
Forru of Rae tal Dfecrhlfnatfoll (a deffn( talu
relat•d to tht• G•noetde Co nvention, ae te
th• CfuU Rtghta Act of 196J.
The Cong.Record o/ J/4/&4 eontafna an arU-
el• on th fe Conuentfon written bv J•••t•
Halpern. Page A108J oonta(n. an (reCereatfreg
Lyons
'I'be United Na~th the '2-t....:A~~-,.,...W'\
lolal cooperation of the U. S. P•llla. TiJtr ._..,,.u
State ~nt -lt p~ Ro .. Hlp• Tea ••• Olea.tic
lnl at lop IP"d to conYft't Ita and Heallb food• ar• llh
"V1'f .,..,..,._ • .. ...._ ftndioa tbt pot of ,old at die ....._.,.u,_....,..., I ~ ~
...., I Msn" adopted by tbt ead or tho ra DboW Of ••
o.MraJ A.IMmbly Nowmber on r••lrioted dieta. Wllbout
30. 1913, lnlo aU-blndln1, tru~-lbo additiOft or ••It or npr,
form. why not lei nriety be dle
o.. 01 ... .-Jor ww..-apice? S and W' 1 ap.tllna
llrk*a lepl PI"MfiiJat ...... p-lin...., of jalcu, lnchaclina
.. wlllda .......... IJa .. .,_. cabbqo, celosy, •d • .,. ........._ ..... a. --~ eocoaut juice are tu&allalna
-. .. ...,.,._, tiM ~ ••• Lueoloo• ablay fnaha le
...._'" are ..... Ia tM VN· indiYiciDel aerY'-I c•• nan
-OOC..w•aU.. ApiMt .,... lbe a~~mJt. Coold yoo ••e
,.,......._ .. E• ,.._,.. 17 f'Nitl all tna .. fnit Onor
...,, ... ~ UN-. Ia •• I Bl k .,.. ...,..._ ,...,... ..,_ "Pt packed n wata. • • ac -
ef tile ... -.e Ia UHeaeo. berri ee, atnwberri ••· bin 1
llflll t•lll'lc tiM 1J888 ... Ollie. and Royal ADa ctaerriu join
in too ••• Only dl• tnae-inll
One of the lin t vo~• raJMd nawr .,., in wilbnae&ablu,
In national attack on the UN· tDnl, aed ulmoo.
HCO "ConveniJon Alalnat Dla· crimination In Education" was . Newt to the no salt ecSdocS
that of BJa Emiaellce IUMS hne-up are aoda crackers
l"randa Canh..r Melnt'Yn of snd wheat wafeu, wttlch are
Lot Anrel•a. In 1961. Cardinal down.ript uthfyina wben
Mdntvre cha~~ecs that th• UN· apread whbSieaderella jama,
nco Convention "would place and jellio• or puoot. caah-
the dl~lon of all American e• or almond bauer made
education under Federal control (rom raw nuls. Can't eat
-control bv ·~e US. Office of meat. bat have a yen. • . !~::u:.!c'1.t~en~atlonal Edu· ~· ~inda wbipe up ump-
"lt wotiW cwenide tltla Fed· bout tb1~1• witb_&oy, wheat
ena1 eoetrol .... Mal&• It a and ara1n1. Dinner Cuta
,_., .... ,. t.o VNe.oo u a c:oold be almost a hamburaer wort.~ CWMII't a.~ ftMI anaer-ateak. Lictie Iinke of rice
nadoMJ .,..._ et edae.tlollt. lll'ld aoy double up for uu·
At.~ It wOIIWI _.Jed ortvate aeaes. Veaetable Steak and
noa...tu •PI*1ell ._._.... Sc allopa. Try snelkina 'em
ftlt doola ... eollel(ee to in on your family to cut do-.n
rtcW reMrldloM .... teafor· on your meat bill. Melba
mhJ' wtth ~ to ..... toast from aalt free bread •••
atatt, ettrrietlfwn aM poky. Puro anaweetenod oatu.ral
In odaer worrla. It woaW do blueberry joice and Ocean .... ,. wtth ff'HIIom ta eodaea· Uoa. ~ray unawoetened cranber-
"If the UDit.e.l State. WU"'
to btl:r tllla 'Conveetlon' h
woaW be buytal' a •cat ln taw
bq.' Aad a Vt'I'Y ~
cat It would w:• the C'ardJ .. t
wamf'll.
ry joice, which could brina
forth a quick reach for the
Su caryl or one of our J2 dif-
ferent artificial sweeteners.
And there it oven Sucaryl
for low-salt dicta.
More and more mom a with
Oth~r volct"S rose 10 attark small fry "'d finicky ac»pet-
lh~ UN~Ko Convention, lnclud· itu can be uen roadina Ia-
Ing flv~ mt'mbers of Congress. bola in our dietic food aec·
Senator Nelson S. Dilworth. tion. Only one or two nibblea former Chairman of the Callfor· . nta ~nate lnve-stl~atlna Com· of h~boraor _can be forb-
mlttee. on Education and "The fied Into a paece of s teak
New Ac~:· which Is th~ oftld al when inatanl food yeast is
organ of thf' Scottlah Rltf' of added. Doea. wonder• for the
Ma.aonry. South«Tn Juriaaictlon CIOift1)ltlllon too. P~mllia •••
To counter and off«t the kidl loYO h ... The iutant
concern t~ national attactu Swiu cereal of Dried epplee,
upon the-UNe.co Convention cnaebed huel-notw ~a~:d al·
Acalnst DIKr lmlnatlon In Edu· monda, raiaine and unrefined
ca11on had s timulated among auaar, all acSded to a mallture
tht' public. the Stat• ~part· of ahrecSded wbea~ dried rnf'nt and thf' US. Oftk'fo of . . • Education began Luulng _ on tktm m1lk and o at Oakes. So
fedual tax-cas h a wholf' ~r· delicioua, some poc:J)le eat
In of "d~ens." mf'mos. UN it for dcaaer t. And Tiacr
f'sco's Henchmen In thr Con· Shakes ••• Tiaer'• Milk baa
trresa Edith Grren In lhr been around for a lona time
HouM' and Carl Havden in thr ••• Another nutrition booater.
~nAte . lnse""ted lhelW' tax· It can be added to meat
paid "defense" malertals lnlo loavea cookie• pancaku I he Con~ruslonal Rf't'ord. thf' . ' . • • chraper to make tht"St' "Down puddina•. to aavc an . nu.a
F'ldo!" S la t• ~pt. and othf'r ~allop. At the l~e t1me It
braun. &<'ross-the-board denlalll •• a boon to the d1eter, be-
lwallable to AA UNt>rs. PTAt>rs. cause be can keep perfect
l'tr. uack ofhia calories a couple
of meala a day by aivina an
Jl'rom lanuary IS to st. 1114, eltlJI boost to hot tomato
our ~tatt' Dept. Boy, Morrill JUICe , bouillona, or even a. Abnam. Ia t"Ompan:r wtth dietetic ao rt drink a. Now Ti·
IUina.ht'hev'a aorta R. lnnoY, aer Shake, a chocolate na-
Vk:tor )1. Tltov, Vakov A. 0.. vored offsprina of Tiaer's
trovlllk.l. and Polancl'a WoJ· milk. An inatant drink or
«'Wb Kfl,..,.nAid aftd Rtaal•· h k · b I d law !i\ottf11lak, pl ... eo~~MtH· a a e Wll on y the a clition
anta Hkf' PlllliD M. C'.onwlly, of •ater. Rich in natural
an Wf'fttttW·ullder.-U. u. ~ food c lements. Twice the
c:onunaaW Part7 nwmJMor. protein of an ordinary ctlo-
"'.,...,...ttna tlw UNe.eo and lale ahalte, 3 times the cai-
UN offklal C'OMUitattve Mt~:r. cium and 10 times the oraan-
tlw lnt.ematloalll t'Oinm•W ic iron lll'ld natural 8 com-
froatt -Ute World r..-ntton plu vitamins. And leu then
cf T,... UalonA. wort&.,. at half the calorioa. UN ......__....... baiUac u.e ftf"W UN tnat-. whldt wtll Unpoliabed rice, raw cane
ennbaallJ fllle ~~eat to UIMl Sen· suaar. anblonded, llGfiltered.
ate for ratlfkaUon, aa4IH u-e uncooked honey, natural
"UN C'onveadon on llilfl Ellta-paint, minoralizod cookiea,
lllll&Jon 01 All FfM"''M al ... aroma-lisciooa herbal teaa
tial ~.l~Krlmlnattolt... . • .offer a ploaunt t .. te
The "~lantlon" f o rm. c:ftanae to the aaybody diet
"dopted In 1963, rdt""ftd to the . • • Try some whole •boac
UNe~eo Convention A«alnsl OJa, apaahetti or aome Veaetable
crlmlnatl~.n In Education only noodles of 10mato, colery,
a a an International lnalru· IJ)inacb and Oft ion 1• • • Wby
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name. Put columns expoeed noura and ~Mala. How aboot
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FUJifDAL Dl&ECTOIS ...
The Uoited NatiocM, eipteen yq.n ap,
pnailed bteutilul, bmevo!~t, bountiful
prate ud relief from the cnuhl.nc burdtnt
ol U1111UDentl. Whet have we had? Con-
tinuout wan. Sioce the United Nations wu
formed ia t MS we have had war in Greece,
OUna, Vinnam, Korea, Tibet, Hunpry,
Auarie, Rumania, Cube1 with .ewral more
in lbe miD. Ourinc this wonderful ~riod
ol "peace" RUlli& has taken over millions
of .quare miJet and over 7 SO million people.
We are payifts more th.fn SO billion dollan a
vear for our ••peace."
· TI.e United Nationa Charter was built on
the quicband ICM.tndation that the five great
victorious "Allies" of World War II -the
United States, Orut Britain, Rullia, C hina
and France -wouJcl be allies in peace. The
whole conct>pt was ridiculous from the be-
l(inning and doomed to fail .. , RUarantor or
peace and aavior ol the world.
DANGERS
Here are just a few of the many dangen:
The t:nited Nations relies on the fairy story
which says CommuniJm is merely a political
movement. The United !~lations' Char~r says that all member nations should main-
t.tan (uJJ esn~mmt regardle s of the con-
tequences. Of'i::oune, full employment can
be maintained at all times only by dictator-
lhips -their slave labor camps help. Tirne
alter time commiuions of the U .N. have
refuled to ~~ property ri~ts. Why
should the)•? T~ commissions are controlled
by Communitu and Soci.tli«a They doft't
believe in the basic Arnenea.. richt to own
ptopttty which may not be arbitra..rily ~Ned
by the government.
~g our faith and f~ne, life and
liberty into the hands of the United Nations
ia like a cow entering a ea«e o( hungry liom
to vote on what they'll have for dinner to-
night.
DEJA TIN6 SOCIETY
United Natlorla ia a Talkathon by a mouth
with no tec!th and two tongues, one in each
cheek ... a 100nding board where friend
and enemy can 11\et!t and compe~ for the
neutrali,ts and world opinion . . . a De-
bating Society composed of friends, enemies,
strangen, apiea and cannibals, in which we
have three percent of the vo~ and way OVl'r
one-half the obligatiom ..
hould we resign from lhl' U .N .? We
can't, according to the Unitrd Nations
Charter! But if we quit signing the checks,
lJ njted Nations would starve to death. K ick
Russia out? We can't. No nation a n bl'
kicked out without the unanimous vo~ of
the Security Council. Thus R ussia would
have to vote to kick itself out. And the
Chl'rt~r can't bl' amended without the unan-
IIO()o~ votr of the Security Council.
All our other policies depend on our for-
ragn pohc~ Cnless we build a foreign policy
ba.Jtd on American strl'ngth and lJ.:'IJ. wca.k-
nt>SJes, unless our forl'ign policy is for Amer-
ia w.-are wnk.
POUCE BLOITER
TwU.,, A,ttl t P..W.,, ~~ 10
A ear driven by Monty B. An olemootary di1tric:t
S.ltamen, 1007 E. Balboa •c:hool baa, driven by Mali·
Blvd •• 119, Balboa, alruek a aone Waabko, of 209 E. Bay
pwked ea1 owned by Ao~y Ave., Balboa, atruc:k the
Ralpba, o( Rollina Hilla; the parked ear of Anaie Brand
Ralpba ear wu 1bond into of Alhambra; ~.. Waahko
a car owned by Merle Stnilb, wu attemptina to make a
l09 Amethylt Ave., Balboa riaht turn onto Dahlia Ave.
Ill and; me Kc:ident occuned from Coaat Hwy., in Corona
at Balboa Blvd. aDd 9th St., del Mar •.. A hit and run
when Saltsman attempted to driver backed into the ear of
make a U turn at the inter-Evelyn Briatol, 150 Catalan&
1ection. . .Bileket 1eat1 Dr.:Newport Heiahta.at New-
were removed rrom a ear at port Blvd., near Westmin-
the home of Andrew Oavi1, atcr Ave .•. A fast movina
615 Via Lido Soud, Lido sporta ear drtvcr struck the
laic, after the car had been c:a~ of Sc(ott Holme•. IH Col-
parked on the street for 1e-lin1 bland, at the antenec-
vcral days. . .Wayne 0 . tion of Balboa Blvd. and
Haas, 304M )2nd St., New-McFadden Pl., then left the
poit, waa ltruclt and kicked, area at a hiah rate of apeed
and th1eatened with a brok.en ... Police and fire officaal a
beer bottle after refuaina to investiaated a pouable eaae
let party craaheu enter his of araon at the apartment o(
apartment. .. A 41-year-old Carol Scouaall, 31-4Bl \tar-
Lado Park man, Uarold J. auerite Ave .. Corona del
Golden, of 6 11 Lido Park Mar, wbo told offaceti &be
Ur., aave himse lf up at ~ retwned home wath a fraend
lace headquarters on a charae to find the apartment failed
of statutory rape •.. Ne wport with smoke, police reports
Beach Polace arreued Don show that an unknown per-
F. 8uuey, 344 E. 16th St., son entered the apartment
Costa \1eu, on a drunk char-throuah an unlocked wando""
ae at 2601 \",. Coast Hwy to ~>et fire to an unkno~~o n
... \laraaret E. Stansbery, obJect, usana some type of BulL . lNG PI .• ITS 389 Ralcam Pl., Cost• Men, flammable liquad ... A ba-
waa arrested by Newport cycle ~~oas removed from a
Beach police on a drunk aaraae at the home of Lo.s
Permits tot.tllng juu over one
million dollan on lbe EAst Bluff
were ISaued during me past week
by lbe Newport Beach Bullding
Dept. • adding 58 more dwell-
ing units in lbil area.
Newpcrt Sborea alSo added a
corulderable amount to lbe to-
tal wilb 10 permits amounting
to more than a quarter mlUion
dollan.
Following perm Ia were wued
during the JWt week:
EAST UPPER 8A Y
BALBOA ISLAND BALBOA chBT'fC at lndulltrial Way and Murray • 1230 Essex Ln. •
Mixweffl<iiig-. demolhh ga-"Mallon Holmes, alterauona, Newport Blvd. · .A bicycle Westcliff. .. Bura la.r~ enter-
was taken from the home of d h 715 .. · rage and maid's room, 113 E. 606 1/2 W. Blllboa, SlOO. e a orne at YJarauerate
Bay Ft •• S300, <~nd build new Newport Harbor Yacht Club, Adell Salansky, 204 Diamond Ave., Corona del \1ar, and
garage whb apartment over it, 720 w. Bay Ave .. extend deck, Ave., Balboa bland. · .Bur-carraed away SIOO owned by
$8,500. $400 alan entered the apartment Peter DeBaun, 208 Fernleaf
b d • of Billy Greenwood, 3811 A c d 1 u. Art SaliS ury , reat room an Robert Beauchamp, a semi-ve., orona e ~ .. r ...
patiO for lbe Jolly Roger. 203-JriVllte swimming pool for lbc: Seuhore Or. Wut Newport, Patrick o·y ates. 2195 State
20:> Marlne, $'7 ,000. tennll clubhou.e, 2000 c.. Bal-and removed money from a St •. Costa \ksa,1old :-.lewport
L. A. Howard, inter a or altu-boa Blvd. , S I ,400. paar of pants · · .An accident Beach Pollee someone had
auoru, 20.) Cr~tal, $2,300. LIDO ISLE at H HW. Cout Hwy .. New-taken a paant brush and 2
Frank Floyd, wall, 119 Jade, Tom Leuo, fence, 212 Vaa port, led to the arrest of aallons of paant from a house
Ramira A. Guerra. 3505 Sea-Oth s $000. Lido :-.lord, $S20. •~ ., N at 221 2 t .. Newport ... shore &n., .. est ewport, on · EmU Onat, demohsh garage, G. L. 8ri&g~, wall, 214 Via A bac:ycle was 11olen from
TAKE ONE FAT GOOSE •••
Goose grease used to be found in most medicine
chests. For a lon& time, it wu a common remedy
for chest colds and pneumonia. The hiah mortalny
rate of luna patients proves how indfectJve tha.s
remedy was. Modem medataona-particul•rly the
antabiotacs-have drastically reduced the death toll
of pneumonaa vacauns, shortened hospatal staY' and I re.lae"ed untold paan and suffenn& Remember thas
when you're all : effcctave med1canes may mean the
datrerence between paan and comfort between
hfe and death. So, don't medteate yourxlf. Let your
physaaan do the daa&n~na and prescnbtna Then
come to us for any medicauons M may n:commend.
Christensen Pharmacy
S021 E. COAST IIWT-COaOJfA DEL NAil
OIIIOLE 3-ZSSO
JOHNNIE'S LIQUORS
DEE COOK. Owner
3537 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALif.
TELEPHONE ORaole 3-7 510
T he iiUI&:iJiiptexea, S264,-
----------""' 484 ; 8 alpJexea , $449,968: 4 IALTZ
MOIIIUY
four·plexea, S330,8SO; garages.
$14,344, total of 56 units, all
on VISta Caton, $1,059,844.
CAMiO SHOR£5
213 Onyx. S200, and build new Dl))n, SSOO. a drunk charae ( Co:ulnuc:d oo Page: H•)
garage wlmapartment ovu it, .................................................................................................................... ... sa. 280.
1741 SUP'IIIOI AVI.
COSTA MESA
Mldwar · ~2424
JSa I . COAST MIUY
COitOMA OIL MAl
OR iole , ... 450
s•ce "•'
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BELL BROADWAY
MORnJARY
ll 0 Broadway u 1-a.al.a.MM c.ta ....
Kenda-liKnlglil, a swimming
pool,. 4807 Orrington, $2,000.
CORONA DEL MAR
ClUIStojiliCCHall, 1-unlt, 2-
uory dwelling, 602 IriS Ave ••
S6, 996.
Ralph Turner, demoliSh dwel-
ling and garage. at 230 roppy.
$600.
A. S, Da,-., 2•unlt, 2-ttory
dwelliaa, 602 Avocado Ave., m ,ooo .
Tbomu Power, enclole front
porch, 607 IriS, $600.
HARBOR V l£W HILLS
C. w. 8ensoo. patio covet at
1001 White Salls Way, S3SO.
Fred 8ice, a 1-unlt, 1-nory
-----~~---., dwelling, 1127 Ebbtlde, $40,000,
Chapel NEW PORT SHORES ........ .,, 1. ,,. s-r.
COSTA WBA
Ill ....
New port Shares Co., 5 duplex-
es, oo Grant and Hlghland, to-
tal, $152,112, and ~ slng.le fa-
mUy dwellingt, on Colton and
Fun, $107 ,052,
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... Chldlinl AccouMI. IW.s111 Aeca MI. ,.. .. ,., a.-.
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UNmD CAUFOIINIA MNK -----
3141 E11t Co.stHIIh .. r In CoftN *I Mar
l712 wut Cout Hf_..., '" Newport ..,.
WEST L'PPER BAY Regatt~-Homes: convert ga-
rage spAce to ut Ulty room and
bedroom and bath, 40.) North
Star Ln., S2,620.
James Watson, add1t1on, 1744
Skylark, $4,000.
Snack Shop, encl01e aaah box
at 2131 WestcliH, SSO.
W a ten & T arnutur, inter lor
partltloos, at 1816 W eatcUff.
$4,392.
Pul Rote, •wlmming pool at
1727 Marlla, 13,700.
NEWPORT "A: t!laum, canvu •un protec-
tion, 3440 Via Oporto, $96.
Dr. Edwald MUum , open a
p.ssageway between shop~ at
:W24 Vla Lido, S200.
Rae bard Brown. boat porta at
100 C.. Coast Hw y. , S9SS.
Mn. L Stekoll, enclole Cal-
part, 480-1 Seubore, 1000.
Vera \tcCarty Purumouth, an
ouutde stairwa y. 1309 Court,
SlOO,
Jamea Edwards, lrutall Frank-
lin stove:, 3000 Channel, $300.
Balboa Yacht Basln , dgn, 829
Ba)'\ldc: Dr., $1 32.
UnionOllCo., 1ervice station
ar ..Wl 3utb St,, $V,500, and
c.tnopy. S3,SOV.
J. P. <Jordon, add1tlou, 841
Production PL , $2.200.
Charles Smith Co •• ugn, 606
3l.r s t •• s1ao.
N£\VPORT HEIGHTS 1: "Ly!m -,iait,-fence, at 2916
Clay, S100.
P. C. Counell, convert gar·
age to Uvlng room, 2Sl2 Mar-
garet, ss,ooo.
CLIFF HAVEN Jam-is CowHer. addataou . 31S
Pirate Rd., $4,600.
Donald Wells, addition above
garage . 1200 Kings. $o, ~40.
JoM 8f aM on, add lllOO, 421
Pirate Rd. , $4. 000.
I u~ rE00~$1
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AUTO~MOUS IN GOVERNMENT,
CONSERVATIVE IN THEOLOGY, EVANGELICAL IN llliSSIOH.
Or. Thoma• B. Hounr, MiDioter
Suct.J Worakip lt:OO A.M . at *• Port neatre
290S E.ut Cout Hi ... ..,, at Helio-.. A ...
Oa•rdl Sc*oel at 10:00 A.M.-MIInery Can Pro'fided
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9:15 a.m. ancl ll LJil.
SUNDAY SERVJCIS
t :15 . u ....
WEDN~AY EYPIKG
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3315 Vt. Udo. Jfpt. lleadl
Open week daP-
t a.m. to 5 p.m.
W.ctnesday, t &..m.·7:4.5 p..m
Tuesday and Friday-
t a.m. to. p.m.
a&CIOifD C808Cii OF
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~ ... -3819 East Cout Blchway
Corona del Mar
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICE 11 a.m.
WEDN&SDAY EVEMlNG
MEE"nNG 8:00 p.m.
READING lOOM-
.. Eut Cout Hllflway
Open week d&P-
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
'fou are ~dJally Invited to
attend a-urch. Servlca and
to uae the W.dlq aoom.
Lutbenm Qaurda
Of the Mlllt1r
Lutbftan
Qlurdl in AmenN
354.5 £all Cout Hlp .. y
Corona del Mer
PASTOR Plt.ANIC ~
Pboae: oaioM J.!OD
SUNDAY SCHaM1LE
9:15 a.m. --FamUy worship
lncludlnJ Suocby Church
School
11:00 a.m. ··Worship
F'tnt 8aptiat Church
of Coeta M..a
Bapdat Bible FeUOWih!p
(laclepe..s..t .......... ,
Santa Ana lr Ka&nolla sa.
D:. P. G. N~umann, putor
SUNDAY SEaVJCI:S
9:.f5 a .m. Sund•y School
11 :CO •.m. N omine Wonh.lp
6:00 p.m. TNinlna Unlonl
7:CO p.m. Evadne Wonbi'
WED!fESDAY
7:20p.m. Bible Stucty
8:00 p.m. Prayer MeetJq
1lewport1tnrtor Lutheron ~hurth
"Oft .. IJJM//1 ~"'t )o{IWport Hftcw''
a~1 CLf"' DAlY&
NIEWP'OffT II&ACH. CAU FORNIA
THE AMER ICAN LUTHE RAN CHUR CH
SERVICES: 8:15 a.m. Early Worship
9:30 a.m. FaMily Worship & Svncla y School
11:00 a .... F .. tive Worshi p
The Re v. Jo•es G. llaln,' Poster
Mr. Robert Larson, Parish·Worker
Phone 5.48·3631
To learn of the many waya
in wh ich they will be called
upon to serve the Newport
Harbor Cbjldren'a Home So-
ciety, new membera attended
an orientation coffee laat
week ar the home of Mra.John
Killefer, put preaidenr of
the local auailiary to the
atatewide adoption aaency.
Auwnina reaponaibilitiea
aa new membera are ~ca.
Roben Diemer, Renfro C.
Newcomb, Robert J . Noble,
Richard Sewell, and Donald
J . Whitlock.
The Ncwpon auxiliary ia
one of 180 volunteer aroupa
in California, who auiat the
Cbildren'a Home Society
throop tbe acti vi tiea of mo re
tb., 8SOO membera. Pund-
CAST IS NAMED
"The Whhe Sbeep of the
Family," a &itish comedy
about a family or crooks,
will be preaented by the
Oranae Coast Colleae Drama
Department May 14, 15, and
16 in the OCC Auditorium.
The "white sheep" is the
expen foraer and counter-
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY 0 1-
Vf.N that the Board of Edu-
cation of the Newpon Beach
Elementary School Di a tri c t,
of Oranae County, California,
will receive aealed bids up
to and inclodina l :OO p.m.,
oa the lat day of May, 1964,
at the office of aaid Scbool
Dialrict, at wbicb time aaid
bids will be opened and read
for the Casewortc for Newpon
Heipu Add #2 4 Horace
&sian Add. #4in accordance
with Instructions, Conditiona
and Specifications now on
file in the offi ce of said
School Dialrict, located at
2000 Cliff Orin, Newport
Beach, California.
Price, fitneaa and quality
beina equal, prefetence witt
be aiven to the products of
the State of California.
Harvey D. Pease
Clerk Pro-tem of the Board
of Education
Newport Beach Elementary
School Dislrict
Newspaper: Newport Harbor
En sian.
Publi ah Oates:
1st lasue: April 16, 1964
2nd Juue: April 23, 1964
FIIAL COICEIT SET
IY PHILHAIIIOIIC
The sixth and last concert
•n the Oranae County Phil-
harmonic Soctety's current
s eason will be played on
Sunday, April 26, in Oranae
Coast Colleae Auditorium.
Zubin \1ehta wi II conduct
the Los Anaele s Pbilhannonic
Orchestra at 8:30 p.m. in fol-
lowina pro&ram: Overture to
"~an•aae of Piaaro," Mo-
un; Eaales, Rorem; Dances
from Galanta, Kodaly; and
Symphony No. 5 in E. minor,
Tchaitovsky.
Ticketa, at $3.50 and s tu-
dent tickets ot 11. SO are on
aale at the Oranae County
Philharmonic Soc iety orrice,
201 W. Coast Hi,hway, Ne•
port Beach, 646-6411.
feiter son of an upstandina
Enalisb family of buralars,
pickpocke ts and shoplifters.
He disrupts bis family by
fall ina in love and attempt-
in& to "ao s traiabt."
Peter Winter, the "white
sheep••, will be played by
Harold Becke of Garden
Grove. Peter~• father, master
buralar James Winter, will
be acted by Tom Pletta of
1868 Oranae Ave.. Costa
Meaa.
Cast as Peter'a mother,
Alice Winter, an expert shop-
lifter, is Cate Simpson o(
64 2 Tustin Ave., Newport
HeiJhts. Sam Jac kson, the
"fence••, ia played by Perc
Oatlina, 40S Catalina Dr.,
Newport Heiahta.
"IP•L II PAMf1
ATELTO .. PAIIn
h will be "April in Paris"
at the El Toro Officers d ub
thi a Sarurday nenina, Apri I
18 , wben the Officcra Wi ve s
Oub presents the sprina
semi-formal dinner dance.
Soci aJ hour wi II stan at 7
p.m. and French cuisine will
be served at 8. Door prizes
include cbampaane, demi-
taue set. and an oil paint·
ina on black velvet, donated
by anist Gloria J onea, mem-
ber of the Officers Wives
Club.
LOCAL mDEin AilE
COlT En AL TE.ATU
Two hi&h school seniors
from the Harbor Area have
been named as ahematea in
a acholastic achievement
conteat aponsored by the
Southern California Ediaon
Co.
Richard W. Tezak, from
Newport Harbor Hip, was
named firat alternate in the
oompaoy'a "Gold Award"
conteaL David W. Andersen,
from Corona del Mar Hiah
School, wu named 2nd al-
temate.
Winners of tbe "Gold
Award" in Oronae County
wete Cary D. Hunter, Oraoae
Hiah; Robert 0 . Tefft, Gar-
den Grove Hip ; and Janis
K. Ewall, Valencia KiJh.
Ah em atet will be inter-
viewed if a cooteat winner
ia forced to drop out of com-
petition.
OCC lAID TO •vE
COICEIT TillS FIIDAY
The Oranae Coast Colleae
Band will preaent ita aonual
public conc:er& at 8 p.m. thia
friday, April 24, in tbe OCC
Auditorium in obtetYaace o(
public achoolt week.
Oloc:ert aolectiona will ia-
c:lude .. Cborale and Atreaia"
by Howard Hanaon, "Death
eo4 Tr•llipretioa" by
lic~ll'd llr•u, '"MNitatioD rra. Ttaaia" b)' Mat ... t.
.. P utale" by Willi• Me-a., and • .,..., .... k
8Ute" by O.or .. P. Rudel.
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ct:olta•••• llau weal)
rai a ina actiYi ties of the
local aroup include tbe De-
butante Ball bold eacb year
durin& the Chri atmao holi-
days, and tbe Soiree d'Art
held in the aprina of alter-
nate yeara.
tn· addition to financial aup-
port received from ita auxi-
liariea, the Society receina
funds from aifta made by in-
dividuals, members, adop-
tion fees, and in aome areaa
from the United Fund or Com-
munity CheaL
AU. MEATS WOOD-COOKED
IUSIMESSMAM'S LUMOt •••••••••••• 1.00
DELMONICO STEAK DtNMER •..•..... 2.50
OtiLDREM'S DIMMER •••••••••••••• 1.50
LIGHT EATER'S SPECIAL ••••••••••• l.!O
L EM TIM SPECAL SERVED
LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS
e IEEF e PORK e HAM e CHICKIH e POlK liiS e SHORT IllS e SHIIMP e STEAKS
.-a.u ....... 0111......, ,_ -w. u.. cw.._-Cbildren•a Home Society's
newly opened bcadquartera
at 300 S. Sycamore, Santa
Ana, i 1 one of len di alri ct
orficea throuJhout the atate,
offerina aenicea to natural
parenta, children. and adop-
ti•e parenta.
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I(IPOIT MUIOI £11$1'1 · 5
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For Mother's Day
MAY 10
EMBROIDERED WHITE TERRY
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colloctton to dtooao f,...
THE
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for your ClOOvenience
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&
Westcliff Plaza
Tw•crfl" lafltadotia are
la dae .... for ....... to
be li•• bJ Nldo .. l Qaarity
lAaaao, Newport O.IPtot,
oe frocleeact.y. Apri I 2'. in
dao t.o.o of Mra. WiiUam e.
Pilber of Shore Cliffa, a~
oordilll to Mra. Willi1111 B.
Tr itc, pr .. idenL
Olleata will be proapecthe
member• of tbe new Auo-
ciate memberebip of Newport
O.apter and will form the
nucleue of the Orat chapter
pa110ne11 poop.
Auoci ate memben will
compdee former memben of
other Nationtl Olatity Lea-
pe chaptere who now live in
11te Harbor area. Alto .. _.
bora of Newport Oaepter
wboee Tictcoc:ker d•ptau
ban paduted from adlool,
or ba .. married, will be eli-
,iblo. Tbi• poop will aup-
port the cbapter'a phil•-
tbropic projecta.
Honored sueata at the af-
fair will be Mra. E.M. Haa-
ford, oramJ&InJ Newport
Chapter president. aDd Mu.
Hup Hyde Yancey, tint Na-
tional preaident or Charity
Leasue, the oriainal mother
dauabter oraanlzatJon. Both
are now reaidiaa in Loa
Anaelea.
Put preaidenta of Newport
Thanks for Easter
The Balboa P011in1Gla yean when there wu no
Point Aun. baa wrineD to tum-uound.
the Newport Beach City ''We feel that Newport
Council .., upreu apprecia-Beach ia on the riabt uack
tion for tbe cooperation re-in di acouraaina over-crowded
ceind from city departmentl rentala, and in encouraaina
durina Eaater Week. proper cbaperonina, and pro-
The lener, aiped by Mn. per behavior of Euter Week
Ralph Lin hoff, aecret&ty of vi ai ton ."
the auociation, atatea:
"Special letten of thanka HE'S IUSY AT.
are beina aent to City Mana-
aer Bob Coop, <llief of P~
lice Jamea Olavu, and fire
Cbief Jan Briacoe, who were
particularly helpfgl in di a-
c:auina Eaater Week prob-
lema with 'offici ala of OIJr or-
aaniution and in implement-
ina aome of their auue•-
tiona.
"The traffic tum-around in
Balboa, althouJh it could be
improved, waa cooaidered
eapecially IIJcceuful in re-
ducina uaffic eonaeation on
the Point. Aa a reault, van-
Dr. Ralph Smedley, founder
of Toaatmuten Cluba and
reaident of Corona del Mat,
received recoanition in the
March-April iuue of Pilarim
frontier, repooal publication
of the United Olureb of
Chriat.
The maaazine contain• lhe
followina article:
"Dr.
Ralph
~edley,
86, il
jOlt ..
d&Jiam, theft and diaturbance active
of the peace were kel)t to a today
mini mom.
"Althoup uaffic on Balboa
Blvd. up to Main St. wu
badly conaeated. it teemed
no wone th• in previooa
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And
ACADEMY
AWAllD SHOW
8£ST ACTOa
8BST SJPPORn:NO
ACTOR
BEST ACTRESS
Patricia Neal
Melvie ......
Doa&laa •• : ·---
u any ~~ 40 year
old
member of our DEL
MAR OiUROi, accordioa to
the Rev. Ed Gomke, paator
of the cooareaation. Mr.
Smedley, founder of the
Toaatmaatera International
and editor of ita maaazioe
until 1956, baa a looa and
illuatriooa hiator:y of ae"ice
to people throuah the YMCA
(bia cboaen profeuion) and
many civic and reliaiooa or-
aaeiutiona. He ia a member
of lle Board of the Oraaa•
Coaaty Healt.la Auoc., Or-
•a• County Ooodwill lodoa-
triea and'hu anthored aeveo
dit'fereat booh. At &6, Mr.
Smedley maintain• an office
and aharea io all the ac:tivi-
tiea of the cblltcb life."
1108 LAWl.ED
A Loa Anaelea type of
ordinance directed at ow-
oera of miabehnina ani-
mala hu been auueated to
the Newport Beach City
Council by John Spanaler,
1526~ W. Ocean Ft., Cen-
tral Newpon.
He called the attention of
the City Council to a recent
ordio.-.ce 1111endment adop-
ted by the L.A. County su-
perviaou to prohibit the
commi uion of a nuisance
on lawna, aidewalka, part-
waya, hipwaya or private
property. Tbe penon havin1
c:uatody of a miabehavina
aDimal facea a ma&imom
penalty of 6 month• in Jail
or fine of ssoo, o r both, the
L .A. law deereea.
DRY CLEANING
1 DAY CLEAIGNG
2 DAY LAUNDRY
( KO EXTL\ OIA.8GE I
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17TH a I RVINIE NEWPORT BEACH UIIB&-.-
•••••••• liT .. ·--····· Hel4 Ower Cbaptar will ae"e u bo ..
tenet fot die aocial eveot.
They aro the Mmea. Praeklio
Archer, Robert C. Blackmat,
L. Delford feddermae and
Paul M. Roaen.
A Oet Ac.qDaia&ed Diooer
O...ce ia pla.ed for mom-
ben of Ou Lady Qgeen of
the Anaela Catholic Cburcb
of Corona del Mat on Satw--
day, May l, at the Newport
Harbor Yacbt Club. Tickeu
are S6.SO a peraon.
.Ace4eMy
$w..,atell•• Wlnn.r
TOM JONES •••••
National Charity Leaaue,
Newport Chapter, held ita
April monthly meetina and
luncheon in the home or Mra.
Edward 8. Akioa of Santa
Ana. Mra. William B. Tri,t,
MESA.
Tbe party will feature door
prize• and entertainment, u
well u a aourmet dinner.
Party ananaementa are beina
made by the church aui ld
preaident, Mn. Edwin H.
finater. Sbe ia auiated by
~ea. Emeat Scanlon, John
Pemley, L .J . finley, Elmer
Poirier, aed Grace Kehoe.
....
preaident, preaided.
Gueat of honor was Mra.
Spencer Tracy, preaident of
the J ohn Tracy Clinic for
pre-.chool deaf children,
which ia Newport Chapter's
main philanthropy. She wu
preaented with a c heck for
S4200 by the philanthropy
chairman, '-irs. R. Keith
Otto Premincer's
"Tho Cardinal"
H ... IIALMA
PEl •• LA
._.ichelaen. O .. EM MIGHTLY AT 6:~ Th1s amount comprises
the chapter' a sch~
larship donation, as well as
proceed• from two social
events. The1e were the Na-
tional Chauty Debutante
Ball of last November and
the recent Junior Auxiliary
benefit. ~s. Charles \1ar~
land Johnson is chairman of
the Auxiliary. Earlier in the
year Newport Chapter dona-
ted $1,125 to Tracy Clinic
for iu work, makina a total
MARGARET ROBERT FLORA RUTHERFORD · MORLEY · ROBSON
of ss.ns for the year. AGATHA \ ~
At the recent annual two "1 ~
day Tracy hearin& tell clin-CHRISTIE'S ~
1C held by Newport Chapter " )' )
1n Santa Ana 150 pre-school .,
children were te sted. and SO ~ ~ -
hearina problems were un-dl •• ~ ·-l~ll.'
covered. ~ ~ .-,
Asa1stina Mrs. \11chelsen -AMD -on the project were the Mines. PAUL MEWMAM _ ELICE SOMMER
R1chard Sm1th. F. Cheater EDWARD G. ROIIMSOt4 Fearman, Edmund c. Pratt. "THE PRIZE" -IM COLOR Edmond B. Bus ter, J ames
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~ewquiat, John Ferauson. T\JESOAY THRU THURSDAY OMLY -APRIL 28-30
Leslie G. A1ens , R1chard A. AL.AIM RESMAJS' "LAST YEAR .AT ..,.RIEMIAD"
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These Shoes Will
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MOW THRU TUESDAY
Ac.4..y Awer4 WI.--,.
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frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
!illirley MacLillne
1n two bia p1 cturu
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Life Stride adds ;l larlylike look to sporti,·e
fashions wtth a straot>t?'d ,·amp. st•t-hack heel.
J300
FOR BUILT -IN SOFTNESS
You han ! "built-in" fit and softness with Lif~ Stride's
twisted collar coll~tion. Unlined and antiqued. Ava ilabJe
on a tiny pancake hHI. sculptu~ stacked heel or shapely
mid-heel.
1400
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SHOES fOR MISSES.
MEM AND WOMEM
3645 E. COAST HI~Y CDmiADELIMI
I
HERE is a Sunday afternoon view of the Art Arcade
In the Ensign building, 2721 E. Coast Hwy., Corona
del Mar. Gloria Jones and Ann Golman, who have art
shops In the Ensign building are conducting the Art
Arcade every Sunday through the summer season, pro-
viding local artists an opportunity to display their
_,rk to the-public. Exhibit hours are noon to 4 p.m.
Wilson Named New CM Mayor
f'OSTA ~H:SA Rohf'rt M
Willlon. 4f\. Tllf'ltflly ni«ttl w11•
~HI maytW nl f'Mtll M~•~~
by f~tlnw MOn("ilmMI
Wil'WI lnnk l~ a11v~l fmfl'l
outaoina Maynr A. 1.. Plnltlry
~ mealna al• marked the
cloafo nl a ~ven·yur stay nn
lh• <'ouncJI fnr .John W Smilh
RnO! Nnkl~ and Smith wer~
l(roen N".rtifk-atf'~ ol award (Of
"nol~tJI~inR f'nm munlty »r·
v~e" from 1~ ch1mbet' nl t'Om·
m•ru.
CASI 01 CU RA TOLA -Peggy and Alfred Curatola and
son Bill, shown In photo, are the thoroughly experien-
ced hair fashion experts who own this f ine new beauty
s31on at 170 E. 17th SL, in Co sta Mesa. Phone Mb-
2717. This is the most sumptuous lounge in the Harbor
Area for conveni ence of clientele. The Italian and Ro-
man classic interior is dramati zed in gold and white
colo r theme. Smart styling in I at est continental or
American high fashion hair styling.
COAST SUPER
"TELEPHONE DOODLES" !lJ .... f'-r•
For facts, aood sense and Marriner, Joan and Slack
true inspiration those who Winburn and Millie Mechlina
attended the luncheon and ... aood friends, all from
talk aiven by Harry Von Zell outer space! And who follow-
last week at the Newport ed the searchliahts up the
Harbor Yacht Club bad the hiahway???Mr. and Mr s. Tele-
feelina that he can't be top-phone Doodles arrivina in
ped. He pointed out that the horrified deliaht! It was a
so-called )i beral and con-housewarmina to end all
servatives both have love of housewarminas!
country and are aood Ameri-• • •
cans ... but that ooe leans Old timer, 91--year-old E~
toward socialism and the nest Dockstader, who lives
other towards constitutional on Balboa Island, found that
aovemment. . .and from it was necessary for him to
proof-positive his feelina is be taken up to the c1 ty to the
that a socialistic type lea-hospital. Of course he is
dersh1p can lead us to noth-fine, with t.he marvelous re-
ins but trouble ... a study be cuperative power with wh1ch
has made over forty years. he is blessed.
The affair was sponsored by • • •
the Federated Republican Two bia annual luncheons
Women . will be held next week ... Dr.
• • • John N. Briaas will speak
There were searchliahu about the Hope ship in Peru
over Corona del Mar Sunday for the Hoaa Auxiliary with
niaht. If you fo llowed them Jane Leiahte of Newport
you found yourself at 4th Ave. Beach in cbarae of the luncb-
riaht around the comer from eon .. and at the Peninsula
Marauerite. On the front door home of Marcia Bents the an-
of the house was a sian nual luncheon for DAR will
"open -drink Coca Cola'.' be held, with Marao Corkett,
If you could drive throuah also of the Peninsula in
the conaestion you would charae of the luncheon . Both
have found Dotty aud Prank oraanizations will have their
Hutchison,. Monk and Terry elections.
Abbou. Jack and Marilyn • • •
Hopwood, Polly Sweeney. Colleae Park wi II be m1 s s-
Pnscllla Grindle, Pea and ina Alice Peale and baby
Hop Haapa . Beuy and Elton dauahter Pam for a few days
Denner, Lyell and Jean But-while they have a quick viSit
terrnore lnaabord and Chuck with Grandmother in Scous-
Spanaler. De wane and Janet dale. Arizona. • Buraess, Dorolh) and Dick • •
Budd, Bob and Barbara Hav1-That Tupperware lady. Wm-
ken, Clms and Jack McCabe, kie Brown . who lives on Sal-
Nancy and Meul Graham, Bob boa Is land. has JUSt returned
and Dous Underwood, Wilbur from a Tupperware sem1nar
and E valyn Tool. Bev and at the Jack Tan Hotel 10 San
Merwin M11ler. Derry and Bill Francis co. She won the tup
by recru1tina the most new
MARKET
3347 E. COAST H'W A Y CORONA DEL MAR OR 3-3510
dealers. Always bubbhna
with new ideas, her latest
is giving parties on boats
... our own Pearl Me s ta. • • •
Open 9 to 6:30 Daily -Sunday 9 to 6
FN<JZI:.-j\' J>R(J/Jl 1C'E
BIR;:;~;H BEAlS 2/43 CELERY s .. ,. 10<
POTATO PIFFSS/sl AVOCADO 2/29C
OtiCKEH.O.SEA
OtUHK LIGHT
TUNA
LIBBY TOMATO
JUICE
SUHSHIHE HYDRO X, 1 Lt. ........ 49f
IMPERIAL · BOH ELESS
The annual book sale aiven
by the Friends of the L1brary
at Richard's Lido Market patio
was more succe ssful than
the years before. Bus tlina
about sellina every book lma-
ainable from Washmaton Ir-
vin& to Lolita and Black
Beauty were Chris Strauch.
Robin Lawrence, Sturley
Humann and Marian Beraeson
from Back Bay. Sylvia Boaen
of Lido and Barbara Eastman
from Bay Shores. Bus 1est of
all were Pea Landers of the
Peninsula and Dorothea Shee-
ly, City Librarian, who were
in charae.
l fi POIT M41101 f .ll · I
ntU .. Y. ,,.L a. •
aMlOIA DEL 11M, CAUf.
Cdy Beauty
Drive Backed
support for tbe "Beauty Where
You Live " campaign wu voted
Monday ~y tbe.directon of tbe
Newport Harbor Clumbu ol
Com mace.
The vote wu taken after Ed
Hirth, cballman of the Newport
Beach Parks. Beaches aDd Recre-
atlon Comml.asion, re port.ed oo
lut week's city beautllicatloo
dbcussloo by community lead·
era.
Mr. Hirth nid that the meet·
lng, ananged by Mn. Isabel
Pease of the PBR Commlssloo,
and lbe "Heritage of Splendor"
film empbasiud the lmponance
of beauty to 1 c lty, because it
Invites proaperlty.
"The economic argument Is
irrefutable, ·commented Cham·
ber President John Vl.ben. "Pick·
lng up Utw Is a uemeodou.dy
costly Item far dle city. •
FELLOWSHIP
DAY SET
Women representina the 18
member churches of the Uni-
ted Church Women of Newport
Harbor will study the final
searchina topic of a three-
year proaram when they meet
Friday, May 1, for May Fel-
lowship Day observances.
May Fellowship Day will
be observed at a breakfast
start ina at 9 :30 a.m. at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Andrew's
Rd ., Cliff Haven. T ickets, at
$1 each, are available lhrouab
the church's key woman. or
reservations may be made by
callina the host church at
Midway 6-7147 by Wednesday,
April 29.
The Rev. Oeorae L. Tol-
man, pastor of the First
Christian Church of Oranae.
will be au est speaker, ex-
plorina the topic, "One Fwn-
ily Under God -Freedom of
Re11dence and Job OpsM>r-
tunity."
Mlsical selections will be
offered by the Cbentelles of
Newport Harbor Hiah School,
directed by Leslie Van Dyke.
A brief worahip ae"ice also
will be incorporated into the
proaram.
Mr s. Paul Hanna is chai~
man, and she is beina assis-
ted by Mrtt . Paul Johnstone
and ~s. John NewbrouJb.
Mrs. A.K. Phelps, Christian
Social Relations chairman
for UCW. has disuibuted
study mateual to women of
the participatina churches to
prepare them for the obser·
vance .
GIIAIDIOTHEIIS CLUI
PLAIS CAIID PAlin
Openina the reaular monthly
luncheon meetina of the
Grandmothers Club of New-
port Beach were members of
G1rl Scout Uoop 902 of Costa
Meaa, who fonned a color
auard that led the assembled
club members in the naa aa-
lute and sinaina of "America
the Beautifu l." Leader of the
troop is Mrs. Ril ey Gaynor.
Mrs. Russell Van Marter
announced plans are beina
made for the annual SPTina
conference of the National
Federation of Grandmothers
Club of America on May 20.
Ways and Means chairman,
Mrs. Glenn Dysart, discussed
plans for the dessert-card
party April 28 at the Lido
Park Clubhouse. Tickets may
OVEN ROAST
CUT FROM THE HEART OF THE CHUCK
HOIIMEL'S
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SALE CONTINUES.'.'·'
T biJ is f.or real_
If you didn't
makt it last wee~
Ask the Lady Who Did.'.'.'
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PARTY PLANS and preparatlorfs are
being made by members of the Irvine
Tenace Philharmonic Associates fo r
their 4th annual benefit, set for Sun~y,
May 3. Helping carry out the "Cinco .de
Mayo" theme are (left to right> Mrs. W.A.
Grubb, Urs. John Waters, Mrs. O.W.
Richard, and Mrs. Cecil Shlrar. The ben•
fit party will be held at the Irvine Terr~ce
home ofMr. and Mrs. Donald K. Washburn. .
PAIAIIII QUAIITET TO PLAY lAY liTH ........ u ...
A chick• di•er ••"eel by
die PTA will et.art dlo opea
bouae actiYiti .. at 5:30 .tbia
enaini, AprilU, at tbe Cor-
ona del Mat Hip School. De-
mon•uatiooa will be pre-
anted in nrioua depa.rtntent.
a&artina at 7 p.m.
The world-renowned Paaa-
nini Quartet will appear in
the third and final concert in
Oranae County Philharmonic
Society's current Chamber
Music Series, at 4 p.m. Sun-
day, May 10, in the Corona
del Mar Hiah School theaue-
auditorium.
The Paaanini Quartet, of
the University of California,
Santa Barbara, derives iu
name from the inauumenu its
members use. All were made
by Stradivarius over 200
years aao. all were once in
the posseuion. of the leaen-
dary 19th century violinist,
Nicolo Paaanini. and are now
insured for a quarter of a
million dollars.
T ickets, at U .SO, are oo
aale at the Oranae County
Philharmonic office, 201 W.
Coast Hiahway, Newport
Beach,646-64ll,from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Monday throuah Fri-
day.
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MARGARET NASH, daughter
of Mr. Md Mrs. NeWton Nash,
163 Center SL, Cost. Mesa,
Is Zont. girl for APt'll from
Costa Meu High School. She
Is Pf'tSident and former sec-
retMy of the PIS) Club, vlce-
Pf'esJdent of Tri-HI-V Club,
"B" team cheerleader, Na-
tJonal Merit Scholarship final-
Ist and member of the Cali-
fornia Scholarship Federa-
tion. She has malnuined al-
most all A average during her
high school career. She plans
to major In biological re-
search at the University of
Callfomla at Santa Barbara.
JEANNE FOWLER, dlughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fow-
ler of 640 TustJn Ave., New-
port Heights, Is Zonu girl
for APt'll from Newport Har-
bof HI~ Schoot. She Is an
honor roll student, Ptesldent
of GAA, member of the Cali-
fornia Scholarship Fedelltlon,
plays on the varsity tennis
teM~. She sings In the choir
at SL Andre~s Presbyterian
Church, serves as moderator
of the senior high Westmin-
ster Fellowship, regional
officer In the Los Angeles
Presbytery and junior volun-
teer at Fairview Hosplul.
BOOKS ON DISPLAY
~ •• , .... O.ae. aad Midt-
ael Pit.a•ater, a theater
.,.. atadeat.
I (IPOIT tiUIOI liSICI 7 • TMUitSMY, APtttl tl, JM4
'Yk11MIO 01 TIU ... YS COIOIA on lUI, CALif.
... IIIL8D .U ,_,.. Ai•• 'J'Wid Qall JOU dooal Oawd iD Colta MeiL
R.H. Hoa..a, 407~ o .. u. Ho .. t.enda oae weekeod
A••·· Colou dol *'· ~~~ drill eacb moadli at the Air
beea ,.,_,'*'to 1M raek of Natiooal Olarct Baae, Cotta
...... aoooact clau Ia the MeaL He al10 at r.eoda two
lllacl a.dlo Relay ~ week a aammer UaiDiaa ia dlie
ol ae Califonia Ab Na-field witll the 222ad.
TDfmiiiiL -II
A tlltimoeial diaaer liloMf-
ina 7ht Dialrict A11•WJ·
m• Robert E. BaA• (ll-
Newpon Beach) will be held
lluanday eneiaa. April 30,
at the Newportor 1M . Wala.r
J. Koch or 2011 Debor ..
LIDo. Harbor Hipl'alldt. Ia
in c:harae or tickota.
.... •d .... ed t.ookt
loued ., locaJ rtlid•ta .,.
• ctiaplay at tile city li~
iea, acoordi•a to Mra. lpeecer
IUdt...Stoa, repreaatad•e of
•• PJ.e Alta Committee, ••eel bf die Newport Beact.
Coaacil eo belp cootdlaate
uhlbiu.
Cotoea del Mar Lillnry -
••lt.obiaaoa CNtoo,'' po~
li abed in 1792, loaned by
Marjorie Cnamley or Co10aa
del Mar; 4 •ohamea or the ................................. ----.... -. ................ _,
90yaae of Captai• J amea
Cook and CaptaiaJamea Kiaa
in the Pacific Ou1n, po~
tithed Ia 1796, from tbe De~
Pollowiaa itema are on ctia-
play:
Marlaett Library -••EJi-
tome Theatri Ortediane,;: a
book of •c:ieat mapa, loaned
by Mr. and Mn. B.N. Deaeo-
bera of Coroca del Mar, al10
lhe loa of the abip U.S.S.
Delaware 74, written by
PATTI O'iRlEN Is Zonu Qaaplaia Cbarlea Henry At-
girl for April from Corona del clea, peat-peat arandfather
U. High School. She Is mem-of Mn. J~mea s.oddard of
ber of the student congress Corona del Mat, wbil~ oa a
I 90yaae to Sooth Amenc:L and student councl , served Newport Library _ Sllaku-
as class secretMy as a frest.-peare•,booh loaned by New-
man t~nd sophomore and stu-pon Beach reaideata, Mr. and
dent body secretaty last year.
eobera oollectioa.
Ocher exhibit• inc:lodc a
pbotoarapbic atDdy by pboto-
arapher Beth Koch at Man-
nen Library, abowina the
d .. elopment of the Uai•er-
aity of Califomia a\ lmne;
paintina• by EPaeaia Piaher,
natin or Yoaosl .. ia, at the
Newport Library; paiatiaaa
1nd aeripaplaa by Aileen
Worthley, natioaally kaowa
aeripapber and a newcomer
to tbe Harbor Area.
Her actlvltJes Include cheer-
leader, drill team, GM, se-
nior honor society, $c)anlsh
honor society, . Pep Club,
Teenagers Against Polio,
H•bor "HI" Club, Tri-HI-V,
Mariners. She was winner of
the Masonic awatd for fresh-
man girl of the year.
£HIJR~HES
The Plymooth Coaareaa-
tioaal Cb111c:b, Corona del
Mar -Dr. Tbomaa ttoo .. r
wi II pr•acb oa "A P ai tb
That Worka" at the 10 a.m.
Sonday aemce.
tbe Bible leuoa topic tbia
Sunday.
Furniture Warehouse
Clearance Sale
300fo to 600fo Savings
Apn1 24th) 25th 26th
W.l
Sicl•cheirt, teak.
"'"'· s.•t -·-····• n .oo a. ..... teak,
5 .. rewers ... __ .. 225.00
c .bi .. eh, t .. k.
2 .. oorl •... . ... ···-200.00
lookceses, teak,
clrop l .. f .......... _ I 50.00
C.bineh, roaewoocl
witft bar -----215.00
&.d Teblea,
NOW
s 2450
Wlkl
Loveaeet, teelt
b ... e/9reen . . 2U.SO
Sof-l seater, tui.
loose c11shions ... . 413.00
Sofa, 4 '"ter. tuk.
loose c.ushions __ 552.00
Sidec:heirs,
weln~o~t, 11phol. .... . 59.7S
Ar"'cheirt, welnll't
neu9. se eh . .. 54.50
Hi.beclt lounge chairs ,
tuk. looM c~o~shions 230.00
Ottolftan
NOW
S17950
22950
29CJOO
4500
]495
A-'1 (orono Highlands Queries Colona del Mar Commwaity
Cbcrc:b, eoafe-'adoaaJ1 UBi-ted Clauc:b o Cbri at-• Prom
Here to Etemjty" will be
the aennoa topic: of the Rn.
Edwia Oomke at the 9:30 and
11 a.m. Saaday ae"icea.
St. Cbri 1 topber' 1 Oui ld will
host newcomer• to St. J amea
Episcopal Pariah of Newport
Beach at a 10 a.m. ClOf'ree
Wednesday, April 29, at the
home of Mta. 0. Robert Hod-
aoo, 2401 Sierra Viata, Weat
Upper Bay. All women of the
chorch are ianted. Tr&Dapoc--
tation information may be
obtained from N• c:y Simpaoa,
pboac 646-1214; Jan Atwell,
S.~9241; andMaraie Hodaoa.
6~2141.
took. witft shaH ..... 39.50
Dining tables,
relectory, t .. k _ .... I 1'.50
6alfte tebl .. .
... fectory .......... . 115.00
Oinin9 tables, round,
w~nut, tuk . _ I )5.00
Coclcteil teblu,
15450
13450
9CJOO
18500
2f50
11975
9500
10900
4750
3675
9500
to "'etch ....... ...... U . 75
Hi-beck &ounge
Chairs, hail, wool I 79.50
&e"'• table.
15950
3950
lOfSO 109'5
DACitOH/COTTON -••_.,
-4 .... ,__ ..... '"' Dec,..., :IS" c:efteft. SS.fl.
OUR so.-YEAR ne , ..... , ... ,e of .. .,.,.
... ch. Op...e4 •• 1914 ..,
A.H. flta,.trtcll .,.., .,..,..
.... • ... co 19~ .., .....
•.,t.ew: 1.. M. ltoh•ert Jr.
We ..... ,. S,.rtsw"r I• ..,
• ,rlco4 1,.4..
"'-'t Week ,._ tllo Mow,.rt ,,.,.
".aTAMITal•
,_IIWIITPII•' .,.. .. ., .,., ..
..... ,. 11 ttlll
S & • Ga88N STAMI'S
REINERT'S
OCEAN
FRONT
"What do oo like aboot
Corooa del Jar?. . . Wbat do
yoo like mou aboot Colona
HipiMdt?. • . What do JOG
clhlike most aboat Coroaa
Hiplanda?. • • What do JOG
cleaire moat from you Co10ea
Hiplanda Property Owaen
A11a?" .. lbeae qaerioa are
iac:ladod in a qaeatiOGDairo
aent oot by tbe auociatioa
to all property owaen ia dial
area.
The r••olll will be ai••
at the Mllaal diDDer and baai-
nell meetiaa at the Balboa
Bay Clob oa Priclay neaiaa,
May I .
Reaerntiona for the diiUior
lhow • hip perc•taae of
bomeowaers will be preseet.
So the direc:tora ban reqooat-
ect added police ptOtoctioe
that aipt, • reqRell the po-
li « wore UctPY to IWIO••· IIOOOidi•a t.o ueoci..._
.... ._ Herb luplaa. He wet ..... ao police clepan-
meat woalcl appreciate aoda
1111-lLI .. •
,_ ... TI PAIIPIC'
The oriaiaal iai&Dd drop
•d the oripaal ••Comclany
Proot" ac:rim from the moai-
c:al comedy, "Sooth Pacific:,"
will be a .. d in Newport H~
bor' • annoal aprina concert,
to be presented on May 1 in
tbe ac:bool 111ditoriom at 1:00
p.m.
The backdrop and acrim,
obllined from Groth Rentah,
will create a profeuioaal
acmospbere 11 more than 100
atudenta recreate muic:al
scenes from the show. ln
char ae of the ataae seu
and liptioa are members of
Prank Wript•a drama clu-
•••· Oiotoo Sawin's biah ac:bool
orc:heaua will play tbe onr-
ture from "Sooth Pacific,"
and tbe a capella c:boir,
Cb~ntelles, Madriaal Sinaera,
and ll 10loiata will baYe
sinaloa rolea. Eac:b amdent
will aupply bit own costume
appropriate to his part in
the drama.
Dorloa the first part of the
nenina. the biab ac:hool
dloir and enaeblea will
preaeot ooocert-atyle muaic.
reqa11t1 from reaioaal or-
paiaationa wbea a larae
porcataae of tbe reaWenta
will be away.
Mra. Betty Orabam. SS6 Sea--
ward Rd., aecretary,ia hiD~
liaa ,. .. "adoaa for tho die-
aor.
LANSING EVERLING, CPA,
of Tustin has been named
controller of the Irvine Co.,
succeeding the late Will iam
F. Goodwin. During the past
4 years, Mr. Eberling has
been associated with the
national accounting firm of
Lybrand, Rose Brothers and
Montgomery. He Is a grad-
ual e of Los Angeles State
College.
.IOEL IIADII IY II
I AI I D FOIIImTITE
Joel Bradbory, aualpt "A"
junior at Newport Harbor
Hip School, baa been aelec-
ted 11 a finaliat in the Tha-
cher Sc:bool sommer acience
propam, which Ia held at
Ojai. Joel is the son of Mr.
and Mn. Jack Bradbwy, 2037
Miramar Dr .• Balboa.
The Thacher Sc:bool Pro-
pam ia oooducted from June
21 1o Au au at 2. It i • an in-
ten sin proaram in the pby-
aic:al aciences and matbe-
mati cs with an empbasi 1 oa
aatronomy. Thirty boya are
aelec:ted natioawide to at-
tend thi 1 propam.
HAPPY
SPORTSMAN
Ht's flnill'' found lhf'
r11ht pLltf In ~ , t tus
~~rbwear ri~~Mft 1nd
prell~ IU~t tbt' 1"i\' he
lib<~ ,,
You'll Lib our ''"" qu.:ellt'' work 11'10 Whv not
~ tn and l~t U5 cotmw ~ou~
(Hhtt: For sportlpiOp... Acti~ sportswear needs
tbe ume hlth quttty tart that ~ rt" yOflr
dma clothes. ADd jutt u oftea.)
BRING THill TO
The Lutheran Ouuc:b of llbe
M11ter, Corooa del Mar -
•• A Prniew" will be 1be 101'-
mon topic: of the Rn. Pna.t
Oluul at the 9: 1S and 11 a.m.
Saaday aemc:ea.
lbe Pint BIIPtitt Cborc:b
of Costa Mesa -Dr. P .O.
Neameaa will preach oa the
.,pic:, "Por Slllc:b • Time
Like Thia," at the 11 a.m.
S.Oclay aemce. At 7 p.m. be
will •••er "Qaeatioaa Yoa u .. e Aaked."
The Plymouth Coaareaa-
tioaal Cborc:b of Corona del
Mar will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Thouday. April 30, in the
Youth Center 1o consider the
purcbue of 1111 interim site
u a c:borc:h home. A loca-
tion beina considered i 1 the
former motel property at 2333
E. Coast Hwy.
teak. weln~o~t -·· 59.50
Corner tables.
teelr. weln11t .. ,.,,SO
S.echests,
tuk ............... ··-I H .OO
Dining +.bin
te•k. ,.c .. ng11ler • I 1>0.00
Sicleboercls.
t.ek ___ 200.00
Oesk/Venity.
rose wood, I only ll9. 7S
Coffee tebles,
round. weln~o~t t.O.OO
Flower stenda,
tuk -------·--_ __ 45.00
11 000
15900
27500
3975
1995
FTenc:h weln11t ----· t 59.75
Lo~o~nge chair.
t .. k. 11phol.
Lounge chairs,
tu lt
Stdeboerd,
weln~o~t . .
Dining teble.
+e•k, refectory
Cabinet, t .. k.
tall
lltocker, w+.ite.
100.00
119 so
I 15.00
tn.so
220.00
bl~o~e c~o~shion .... ... . "·00
Desk.
tu lr ...... _ .......... 200.00
7900
9500
8CJOO
12950 1·5§00
6950
14950
L•"'P"· "'9'· uc.awi .. 6t 1 •u l ••ne4 ...., ......... lale4.
lbe Pint Bapdat Cbarcb
of Coroaa del Mar-The R ...
Bill Tolbert wilt preadl oa
"lbo Phyaici• of Soul a•• at
the 11 Lm. Suday ae"ice.
Hit topic at 7:30 p.m. will
1M .. A Dey or ••joic:iaa."
IAFin IlL T PINICT
... Ill IY IIIAIII
................................................
Qri ati• Sci•c• Oll•dloa,
Newport Beacb, CorOlla del
Mlr, Coeta Mea• -"Ploba-
tion Alter Deadl" wi II be
FOIYOUI
"Operation Safety Belt" i 1
beina oootiaaed thia Satur-
day, April 25, by the Corooa
del Mar Kiwaais Clab. Key
Clab m ... bett wilt PIOTide
...S iaatall ulety beha for
•S ia the Padial lot or dlie
S.k of America bnec:b on
Mar•erite An. They started
tbe project laat Satwday.
Pri ..... s.t. t:JO .. ·-s-. " .. 4
r. .-• ...... -....
-J' ' • • • J~~r._._, ~ ..............
-• •• 1 -~-t~ ...
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I Anllllll-IIIIP.III -IIAIII l iiS-···-· -......... . • • • 1\ND .. CUSTOM .. 8EDSORE~05 ~ND
HtllDIOARDSl.lk£ lltE ONES !HOW •
FIOI YOUR FAIRIC..
FROM KEEL UP
TO TOP SKIPPER
Yacht aki,.ra. ia dt• 10
.. .., claaa, a,. Ia for eome
rNl oompetitioa •Ia• &be
••a,uater Clob .. of *• Soadt
Sbor .. Sailiaa CIDb CGCDPletea
their meter and ••J•• boata
now Oft the waya at 1700 e.
Oce• BIYd., Balboa.
The boata, all acale mo-
delt, have been kept under
wr~a and only recently came
10 liaht when the buildeu
were diacovered toilina in
lbeir aaraae. Richard and
Roy Reineman, aona of Rear
Conwnodore Relneman of the
Sooth Shores Sailina Club
and owner of the 10 meter,
Branta, are 16 and lS. Rich·
ard'a boat ia SO inches lona
and is planked and will be
called Btanta 01. Roy's boat
is lS inches lona. also
planked, and ..-ill be called
Branta U. Others in the boat
buildioa proJect are Carl
Reinhart II , 17, ..-bose model
i a 2S inches lona and will
be named "Reliance" and i~
beina carved from redwood;
and Bob Millett, l-4, who ia
usina fiberalau for his 25
inch model, and plans 10
call it "Defender".
The boys are beina assist-
ed by Rancher and former
Scout leader Bill Coulter,
who is alao a crew member
of Conmodore Reineman's
Brant a.
The boys are sendina east
for their ateerina aear and
plan to hold a shakedown
crui ae in two months. They'll
be callloa. for ulllea coo.
•J d-.y DOW •d 0 .. Of &b .. e
daya tbey will be bard eo
beat. Notlliaa lite atartiaa
from dte teet up to be a top
a kipper.
TIOPIIY IS AUIIID
FOil lOST SALIS
~ •• Merle Rottman, auia-
tant manaaer of the Coata
Mesa real eatate orfice of
Walker & Lee Inc., baa re·
ceived the Robert K. Walker
memorial trophy for the lrd
coosecotive year with a
total oC1S sales durina 1963.
Runner-up waa Ralph Free-
to of the Coiona de I Mar
office with 51 sales. ~~
Jean Rolfe of the Newport
office wu 3rd with 40Yl
sales. Pete Barrett of the
CostA Mesa office wu na-
med as ooe of the outstand-
ina salesmen of the Harbor
Area. Dan Lee of the Costa
Mesa office won the listin&
contest.
COICEIT CltOIII HEliE
The Concert Choir of Bolaa
Grande Hiah School in Garden
Grove will appear in a con-
cert before the student body
of Lincoln School at 2:1S
p.m. 10day, Aprll 23, in the
school cafetoriom. This choir
has made several concert
tours tbrou&h the Western
States and Hawaii, and ap-
peared at the 19()2 World's
Fair in Seattle.
DONNA MATSON of Balboa
Island, a 2nd grade teacher
In Santa Ana, Is presenting a
series of Illustrated travel
talks at 8 p.m. Thursdays at
the Newport Harbor Legion
Hall. She has a speaking
knowledge of Arabic, Swahi-
li, Spanish and French; has
taught at the Amer ican Uni-
versity of Beirut, and nas
served as correspondent for
Arab Week Magazine. Her lec-
ture topics are: April 23,
Palymyra and Petra; Aprlfo
30, gorillas and pygmies of
the Congo; May 7, Persia;
May 14, Egypt; May 21, Thai-
land; May 28, Kashmir.
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COaTA ......... CAI..II'OIIINIA
NE:L.80N M L.EM08 -ON• a4e-at78
Orange
County
Bank
Erosion Program Debated
Thia iacl.s.d replace•at ol wtaa& U.. Clo.&J, IUM, Of 11M Newport O.ecla City
Couacil ~.peed a& I all weelt•a
... tiea to pay tile ch_y•a
ab ... , 01,600, to the ~
t)' of Oruae for Phue 1 ot
tho beach eroaioo concrol.
.LLY _,.1 OP l OG em.•n ... a
beach a&Dd in the Swfaide tlae federal aowe.-at will dowitll t.aa. f-.ta; aod to aee uea.
The Coucil repeated ita
determinatloa DOt to pro.ido
further foada antil the atate
maul a&Dd truer atDdiu
to aee wbcre dlo eroUd aud
ia boina awept away. The
county aopcrYiaors alto have
apeod to withhold funda ~
til tbia condition ia fulfilled.
if a coatnct eM be eate.-d
iato, llm.hlq city reapoa.
aibility.
City Attomey Walter Q.,..
amsa aaicl be waa eoac:enaed
aboot the lack of e written
contract. He read tbe char-
ter aectioa on cootracta,
which require a writteD apee-
mollt for diabwaemont o(
fund a.
n_..,... ..... ".,.
Peaia W. lllidl Jr. baa
beea elec&ed a _...,., ol tlae
boud o( dincton ol 8Q.
cock Eleotroeica Corpor ..
tloe, Coata Meta, Cot:Dpuy
Prealdeat Moody Beuocon
aonouacea.
Prior to joiaina the com-
pany in 1962. P*. Smith waa
in the Air force, where be
aen-ed a1 a project officer
for several major miaa,ile
auida.ncc and weapona aya·
tema. ...
l.fiLIIYII'f • ....... ••..n
1"M Newport Beaca cltJ
bill••• ..,.,._, will le-
lti ....... pollCJ •freed ..
May 1; DO ,. ... ,. liiDN Or
plaoa or .,ucadooa recel•ed
•ll•4 p.m.
Bllildlaa Mel aalety dlrtctor
Raymoad 01.... eJplaiaed
dlat •• d .. cllla• la bebaa eatablia~ecl to noid haaty
procaaaiaa of appllcadoea.
Some peaalta take aa tDIIIcb
aa a half boor or e•ee an
hoot to ptOCell, he llid.
Billy White, who led the
Or• a• Coaat Colleao Pirat ea
to &be aational jlltlior colleae
football cbampionablp laat
fall, baa been cboaon by pro--
!eaaional baaeball ac:outa aa
a member or the 1964 all·
tournament team in the lht
Soulbem California junior
colleae baseball toumametlL
•'Mipty mi to" Billy, accond
baaeman . for the Piratea,
eamed an infielder berth on
the top nine for the toomey.
He received the honor al-
lbooab OCC waa eliminated
in the sec:o.nd round of play
The Cou.ncil instrocted the
city ataff to determine wbat
the county oxpecta of the
city in fu~ paymonta; IS IS HILLGREN
I XPLOIIII TO TALl
.. Aaatralla'a Oreal Barrier
Reer• will be the topic for
the Oranae Coaat Colleae
Behind the Headlinea Porwn
at 7:30 p.m. Toeaday, April
2!, in the Porum boildina.
The apeaker will be John Da-
vidaon of Onnae,
) ,/ SQUAREI
,.,.,..,._ Mesa on East Seventeenth ~---\ .m-11 SAlTA WAVE. AID OUICI AYE.
11 PROFESSIO~AL OFf-ICES TO SERVE
YOU 0:'\ TilE UPPER LEVEL
5 OUT 0 F "FOliE" GOLFEIIS IUY
Farmers lnsuran(e
PERSONAL LIABIUTY "AV AILABLE"
u-
DICI HOLWELL
AUTO PI-· A TH."
646-4114
CoeTA ......
SALE
P\NTSMAhEl~
(AMD OllfU ,MOUS MAMIE$)
"DIMENSION" PANTS
ARE MAN TAILORED
AND PROPORTION ED
TO FIT
WERE 13.tl . 12-ft lOW 1.11
I"RIHT ILOUS!S OP: STRETCH OltLOH TO MAT04 D I ) II EDUCED TO 1.11 VLeua 's 8ANKAMERICARD
3£1-gaJkio;~··· •·7915
250-B East Seventeenth Street Costa Mesa
• CLEDA'S m-F A HIO~S
• TEEI\r\'S Y AH D.\GE
• RICHARD CIJH HY, tTH\ITL HE
• MR. CLA YTO._., 11 \IH F ·\SIIIO\
• OOYLE CO., HEAl. ESTATE
• STEPIIE:\S J EWELEH
• FAH~I EHS 1:\Sl "H-\"\CE GROCP
• MALL B.\ABER SHOP
• ORA:'\GE COV:'\TY BA '1\
• NORGE, LAUNDRY A ~0 DRY
CLEAMNG VILLAGE
• HARBOR HI-FI
• NELSON 1\fPORTS
• MALLIE'S WIG SALON
• COSTA MESA ICE SKATING
• COUNTRY BOY MEATS
• SIP & SEA
• THE SIZZLER, ·STEAK HOUSE
• GILL'S LIQUO RS
• MARVERY, T EXTILE CRAFT CE\TER
• THE FISHERMAN, ·SEAFOOD \fARI\ET
• THE WET SEAL, FASIIIONS
• TEXACO SERVICE (HARRY G000\\'1~'~)
• GIRL FRIDAY. STENO SERVICE
• COST A MESA STATIONERS ,..
• KAYBILLS PET WORLD
HILLIIIEI Sti llE
FREE CHECKING .ACCOUNTS
BEGINNING MAY I . 1964
ALL PERSONAL ACCOUNTS MAINTAINING A $300 BALANCE WILL HAVE
NO SERVICE CHARGE I
AT THE BANK OF
PERSON TO ,PERSDN SERVICE
lANK BY MAIL -WE PAY POSTAGE lOTH WAYS
270 E. 17th St., Hi lliN" S.ore, Costa Me~e~ -6•2·1660
\
Mbllllt 0' TMI 'IHIIAl. OUOSn Ml'.ltMCI COitP.
SCHOOL PLANS GIVEN OK 111111~ t•••n Wy ,. ........ ..,of
Beak til A.erica'• Coroaa
del ..., brucla, it cbailman
til the aprioa aaeetiaa of' the
bat'• Oraoae Co.sty Siao-
lq Officer'• poop, to be
laeld ~i• enaiaa, April 23,
at tile Seata Aaa Elh Lodae.
Milo Hefferlin, •ice preai-
cleot a.od maoaaer or the lo-
tentational Baakina Office
in Lot Anaeles, it the fea-
tured tpeaker.
............ eolaA Ill ••• CALIF.
BETROTHAL: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hofmann of Van Nuys
are announcing the betrothal of their daughter, Mary
Lou, to Warren Truesdell, son of Mrs. Delpha Truesdell
of Newport Beach. Miss Hofmann Is a graduate of Van
Nuys HighSchool, her fiance attended L.A. Trade Tee~
nlcal College and L.A. City College. Wedd ing Bells
w ill ring July 24th at Congregational Church of the
Chimes.
IRS. SAIIAH .. IIEII
OF c• DIES AT 14
Servicea were held Satur-
day at Baltz Corona de I Mar
Chapel for Sarah Alice Swi-
aer, 84, who died April 15
at her rea ide nee, 3125 Bay-
side Dr., Corona del Mar.
The Rev. Edwin Gomke or
the Comrmnity Conareaa·
tiooal Church officiated, and
in tennent waa in Weatmintter
Memorial Park.
~.. Swiaer waa born in
Penaaylvania aad had lived
here the pall 23 yeart.
Sbe it torYind by ber
dauabter, ~ •• Mildred Wil-
son.
COMPLETE
LOW&
RmUCING
INTEREST
RATES
LOANS TO HOME
OWNERS
lOY FOR $LtA TERS
Mr. and ~t. William Slater,
4~8 Seaabore Dr .• West
Newport, are parents or a
ton born Tuesday, April 14,
in Hoaa Hotpital.
Gl RL FOR REDMAMS
A daupter waa born Wed-
nesday; April 15, in Hoaa
Hospital to ~. aod Mrs .
Gerald E. Redman, 1814
Weatcliff Dr., Wettcliff.
TWIHS FOR SMITHS
Twin tons were born Wed-
netday, April lS, in Hoaa
Hospital to ~. and ~.
Jwold D. Smith, 1525 Pla-
centia Ave., Wett Newport
Heiahts.
HOME
LOAN
P.ROIPI
COIIITIENTS,
PERSONAL
AMmON ··
................ ,. ...
Mu fof Ba._da Hi ..
..... t. Cotta ...... ..
..... ..,., ... laat ... t bJ
LIGAL HOTICI
NOTIC!
NOTICE lS HIIU!BY GIVEN
daat a report by !be Hatbc:w
CommllaioD dl dae Cbage Co-
uaty Harber Diltrkt, recom-
meadi.AJdae tramfer or rapoo-
tlblllty for lbe adml.n1atratlco
aad maJDteoaoce of Couoty-
owoed beaches to me Oraoge
Couoty Harbor DIJtrict, was
flied wldl mil Board co AprU
.,, 1914, aad mat a bearing co
aaid recommendation wW be
beld at cbe Cbamben of me
loud at Supervil~ of tbe Co-
uaty of Orange at tbe Court
Hoaae 1n lbe City of Santa Ana.
CallfomJ.a, at 10:00 A.M. oo
AprQ 28, 1964, to coosider and
cletermJDe the feasibility of
aaid trao~fer.
DAT ED: April 7, 1964.
BY ORDER Of THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY
OF ORANGE, STATE OF CA-
UFORNIA.
W. E. STJOHN
Counry Clerk and ex-otrlcio
Clerk of the Board of
Supervls~ of ~ange
County , California
(SEAL) By Mabel L. Casteix
Deputy
Publ.IJh Newport Harbor EDiign
AprU 16 and 23, 1964
•••aun1Y
tllif 111111n u•o
Auemblyman Bob Badbam
•d Conpeuman Jamet Utt
were eodoraed for re-election
at the 7ht Auembly Oia-
trict coonntion or the Uni-
ted Repablicana or Califor-
nia at the Villa Marina.
UROC endoraemeou alao
weot to Mn. Leila Sc:ruua,
Jobn Hopwood, Dr. Terrell
Root and Dan Bmory for the
OOP central committee from
the 5th aopemaorial dittrict
of Oranae County. Mr. Hop-
wood and Dr. Root are in-
aJJDbeota.
Lea Andrew of Taatia waa
re-elected chairman.
The convention adopted re-
10lotiona c:ommendina tbe
California Republican Aa-
tembly for eodouina Sen.
BUry Goldwater for preai-
dent. and recommeadiaa ae-
•enace of diploraatic rela-
tioaa widl Soriet Rania in
the nentof fultber iacideata
or abootiaa down us planet.
SERVICES
EXPERT
ESCROW
2tO OcMa JJ:e tnst .......
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IOlM.IICI I 1 ... ..arn n11-......
..._HY ..... J.:ll•
11M N....-rt HMiot Ueloa
Hl_. lc:Mol Dlalldct Ta ...
..... Pl•ll will ... ••'-it-.... eo lite aU.. for ofticial
IIIIPI'M ... n.. board laed eadier at••
preliai..., IPPIO•al to plaaa
carnatly ucler i•'"ctioe bJ lite Stat 1, bot widaheld
coaaict.ntioa of part of dle
bhaepriatt.
Uoder primary coati deration
••• a l().year lllarafttee oo
Ill ••L"-abaped awimmioa
pool for the hip acbool. E:~
paaain aoil coeditioaa at
Cotta Meu Hiab School bad
renlted ill pool damaae there,
•d tnaateea were relllctaot
to okay a aimi lar pool for
Eat.ancia, without a paran-
tee.
Soil tlata at Eataac:ia huli-
cate llaat llaen will .,. little
tlwble wi~ d ... a• aiailar
10 tbat at Coata Meaa, ao-
conliaa eo wc:llitect Willi~
Bhuock.
lo odler boaiaeu, the
bowd:
• Or•t.ed a lean of a~
aeoc:e 10 DoG Ka•alec:, a
Spaniab teac:ber, who laaa
beeo offered a Pulbri&ht
Lec:tureabip at the Ullinraity
of Guayaquil, Ecuador.
e 0e nied 1D e:llCGiiOD O(
abaeoc:e for illltnactor Lealie
Miller, who bad ben pno
a lean for the ac:bool year
196~4 for health reaaooa.
Board policy doea oot pel'-
mi t nteoaiooa of lenea or
abaence.
R. D. REDDICK
.I·
MIDWAY 6-7011
THE PRETTI EST F1Gl11\E
A podk plullf(t" of bt.c-k ~. 1,.£1. 'lhapinf! a Rnttit't'lli ho40m--.,nr of the
p1't'ttie3t lo.>ks ima~inab \ oun~. hi,rh. roundt'd. and alwa 111 di!K'reetly
f~miniM. Thr brassif.rt" is untlrN• irt"d an.l half foam· lined for jUAt the
ri~ht amount of lift abo~ th~ ""itk de<>olltta~. Thill it1 thr kind of unfrttered
tohneM th111 it1 brautiful rt"\r.Jt'd ... ju._<ll u brautiful whrn it's only hinted
at. By Bali. Of nylon lace and LH·ra
FROM OUR COMPLETE
81\ll COLLECno
aLACK OR WMITI,. •• ..C.O CU,, •• S.tl '"'" ,.0. . . . . . . 6.tl
IN COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH
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Marine An. at Pan
Balboa bland o, ... f.,.,., 1)_,-l=er
Lwftch-•4 OliVIer Fer R • ..,.., .... ,..
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UDO.A¥111.1
YOUR COMPLET E
BA RBER SHOP
MAHICU.ING
SHOE SHINES
AI''OINTMfNT AVAILAaLE
OR 3-6740
llJ$ VIA LIDO,
Nf~O·T afACH
FREE PARKING
CootiDucd i'om ,.. 3
Beraice O"Neill. 30 3~ 34Ua
IL, Wete Ne..,ort, .,._,her
aoe ked l.rt tile vehicle at
40D St. &Dd Seatbore Dr •••
A bicycle waa &!to tabe
fiOrD Precl Mill or, l$ll0 Oor~
~1 La., Harbor H&plaoda
liter it bad beoa parked ~~
a r"k at Marioora School
• • .A juvoaHe wu arreatod
for tearina portions of an
addten 1 iaa from the Ocean
Procll Hotel, 2300 W. Ocean
Blvd., Newport. • .Oe«ae
C. Joh.oaon, 20 1~ Meyer
Pl., Costa Meaa, waa aneat-
ed i,n Costa Meaa by Newport
Po lace on a miademeanor
charae ofwritina bad checks.
S....N.y, April 11
Newport Beach Police ar-
reated Robert E. Johnson,
165 E . 18th St., Costa \1esa,
on a drw:tlt charae at C liff
Or. and San Bernardino Ave.,
Newport Heiahts. . • Phi lip
Kratzer, 2135 Cibola Av e.,
<;osta Mesa, and Larry Brad-
faeld , of Jurbank, were in-
volved in a colliu ion at
Newport Blvd. and Hoaa Hos·
pital acc~u road •.. T wo
surfboards were taken from
a aaraae at the home of Leo
\1cGraw, 308 38th St., West
Newport ••• Thieves removed
a tachometer from a ca r · at
the home of Eddie Ziemer
1338 \4. Balboa Blvd .• Bal:
boa ... Drapes were carried
from a house at 7 13 Orc hid
Ave.., Corona del Mar; police
report that the thieves did
not take all drapes in the
house, but s elec ted their
loot at random tbtouahout
the house ... A cat buralar
took Sl05 worth of money
~ wallets from Roger
Sune, Larry whitten, and
Jack Franc is, all of 701 N.
Oay Ft., Balboa Is land· the
thief e ntered the house' and
removed the wa llets trom
the victims' pants pockets
while they were as leep ...
The bicycle of May Va uaht
1515 Priscilla Ln. ~)arbor'
Hiahlands, was atoien from
~ariners School. • .A surf-
board was taken from a gar-
aae a t the home or Jack
Norman, 104 Grant St., We st
Newport. · .A thief entered
an unlocked bac k door at the
home of H.J . Rivera, 3 100
Clay St.. Newport Heiahts,
to remove a camera, 3 wal-
lets, and a ring ... A bicycle
flU
CALL
WE
CIEII
IIAL
141·1141
••• taken from tbe liloma f1l
ReMoWaJiacc, 9U e. Ocoan
Pt., Balboa. ....,, April12
Hilbcapa wer• pried ftom a
ur at ~· home ot Soe Wray,
916 W. Balboa Blvd., BaJ..
boa Sl•d., Balbol ••• Aaurf-
board waa taken from a aar-
aae at the homo of Praaklin
UMom, ~212 Hi&bland Dr.,
Harbor lhablanda. • , Toni
Bell, 521 W. Bay Ave., Bal-
boa, reported the theft of 2
hubcaps from her car, parked
at 6th St. and Bay Ave. • .
After aOftioa throuah a pile
of laundry at the home of
Robert Shelton, 2908 Ocean
Blvd., Corona del Mar a
thief took 12 pairs of ~o
men's panties ... A aenera-
tor was removed from a car
at the home of William Car-
ver, 110 36th St., ~es t New-
port ... A bicycle was s tolen
from Max Dillman, 1322 E.
Ocean Blvd., Balboa. . .A
juvenile was cauaht as he
attempted to steal candy
and money by reachina
tbrouah a slot in • door or
the Balboa Bay Club, 1221
W. Coast Hwy ... A thief
with an e ye for decoration
made off with • nower box,
complete with llltificial
nowers, from • hotel at 309
Palm St., Balboa ... Georae
Butsch, 925 E. Ocean Ft.,
119, Balboa, was arrested on
a drunk charge at 1000 E.
Ocean Ft.
Monday, April 13
A can vas car cover was
taken from a c arport at tht
home of Victor Haine s, l09E
41st St .• West Newport •..
A potted plant was sto len
from Nick Kick, 900 Sea
Lane , "23, Harbor View
tlills .. . .Georae Duniaan,
336 Soua Harbor Rd .• Cliff
Haven, and Hamjlton Davis
P iedmont, Calif., were in:
volved in a collision on Lin-
do Ave., near Edaewater
Balboa. · .A tire and whee'!
we re taken from the car of
Ruth llullsman, 122 Via Lor-
ca. Lido ·Isle. . .Hubcaps
were removed from 8 car a t
the home or Vir&inia Wilson
106 7th St., Balboa ... A bi:
cycle ~·· stolen from Mrs. 1· V. R~nker , 1629 Antiaua
w.ay, Dover Sh ores ... A ra-
dao contro l for an electric
garage door was stolen from
the car of Harry Weber 725
Via Lido Soud, Lido l~le.
TH141ay, April 14
Buralars remo•ed alass lo~vers from a window to
aaan entrance to the office
of Dr· Henry Riede I, 37 32
E. Coast Hwy .• Corona de l
Mar; $8 wu taken from a
desk drawer ... Daniel Ho-
ward, #52 Balboa Coves
and Thomas Gillman, 12i
:t6th St.; We st Newport, were
anvolved in a coll ision at W.
Balboa Blvd. and Jist St.
Hubcaps were taken from a
c~r at the home of Henrv
~ace .. 1728 Bedford Ln.,
\•estclaff. · .A transis tor
radio was take n by burglars
from the apartment of Ve ra
Portsmouth, 1909 Court St .,
~ewport. . .Ciothina wa s
s tolen from a line at tht
boule o1 ~ •• Man•l Fri .. d,
619 Ja-.la• Av•., Ccwoea
del Mar ••• Two aurfltoarda
and a bicycle dlaappcared
from an aJ ley bebind ~.
homo or Melvia Oodaon, 3~
Prospect St •• Wcat Newport.
II. l •• T .. AOT "'"
P•U* AINIIIT.IIC
The U.S. Army baa ewarded
• t1,777,354 contract eo
Acronuuooic OiYiaion of
Philoo Corporation, a Ford
Motor Compeay aubaldiary
for an eatcnaion or advanced
production onaincerina work
on the Shillelaah auidcd mia-
aile ay stem.
The contract initiatee the
uanaition of che Sbillclaah
miaaile from the roacarch
and development pbue into
production. The initial con-
tract award on the A.P.E.
proaram waa made by tbe
Army to Aeronuuonic in
September, 1963.
Work on the contract i a to
be performed at the Santa
Ana facility of Aeronuuonic.
The Sbi llelaah i a aaurface-
to surface auided miuilo
ayatem mounted on the Sher-
idan/Sbillela&h armored ro-
connaiuance vehicle. It ia
a project-manaaed weapon
aystc:m uaipaed to the U.S.
Army Weapons Command at
Rock Island. Illinois, A.r-
aenal.
I'EI lOUSE SLATED
AT OOITA lEU HIGH
Open bouse will be held
r~ 7:)0 to 9:)0 p.m. today,
Apnl 23, at the Costa Meaa
Hi&h School.
.A~tiriti~s to be viewed by
Vl SJtora anclude a modem
dance and tumblina pro aram
by the airla' P .E. depar1ment,
an American Pield Service
display, music by the fresh-
man airla' chorua and hi&h
school orchestra demonatra-
tions and exhibits in the
boys' &Yffi, preview numbers
from tbe musical "Briaa-
doon," which will be pro-
tented May 7 and 8.
Pollowin& the demonstra-
tion•, the Hip School PTA
will offer an ice cream social
in tbe cafeteria.
TilE FOil A PARTY!
Pint-saze candles were
needed on the zweibach this
week to celebrate the month
old birthday of Lori Ann
Whitney oC 1964 Pomona St.,
Costa Mesa. Lori Ann i1 the
first aranddaughter o( Mr.
and Mrs. E.C. Fruehan o(
2085 Bayport Way, We st Up-
per Bay, and the first c hild
in tbe W.R. Whitney family.
The baby's other arandpar-
ents are Mr. and Mn. Arnold
Whitney of Dana Point.
BOY FOR McMAHOMS
A son wu born Monda
Apri I 13, in Hoaa Hospi(a•l
to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mc-
Mahon, 112 W. Coas t HW)
Newport Beach. ·•
CAU. IN YOUR WANT ADS
TO THE ENSIGN
ORIOLE 3 -0~~0
~N othing's too good for Bill! Ht-"s a saver al Costa Mesa
Savings & Loan where we gut our new home loan."
COSTAM.IIA
.AVINOS A LOAN AeSN.
Newport Blvd. •t 19th St. • Cost• M•••
• Mldw•y 6 -3272
..... , f.JJtJ
AIRMAN Clifford C. Sco-
field, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford 0. Scofield of 3123
Corle Lane, Costa Mesa, is
being reassigned to She~
pard AFB, Texas, for tech-
nical ttainlng as an Air
Force statistical data spe-
cialist. Airman Scofield, who
completed his Initial basic
military training at Lack land
AFB, Texas, is a 1%0
graduate of Newport Harbor
High School and a former
student at Orange Coast
College.
"It's Fun to Dress
In Fashion"
2659 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
ORIOLE 3·5030
Piei Policy Is Described
A commtttM of lt.e Ntwpart eeadl cuy eouecu lubmaa.t
111 teport l.alt week oa P'o,oetd
r.vlaloa of pler pennu polJcy.
The mauu wu dlarled to Allfll
27.
Tbe policyataumeot LDcluclet
provillooa char no prlvata plat
wWbe pamlttcd ar arrear udt,
tbac oaly plcn and no.u aod
appuneaaoeet wW be pamltiiiCI
betwe.eo tbe bulkbead and pter·
be~d linea, th&t only a sAilp
pier aod float or sUp wW be
·pamlued bayward ofeacb pill•
eel or lot 111 R-1 zooes.
For Balboa ldaod lt 1J racom•
mended charnonew, noa•com•
merclal piers be allow.ed uJaa
ir is 111 tbe public lnterut ar at
such a location th&t it Ia oot
PRESCRIPTIONS
oo•mos
TGILIT•U
VIT-11
Supplies for:
Diabetics -Nursery
First Aid -Sick Room
DEUYli'Y IIIIVICE
Tel.,hono
Mlclway 6.7-'39
Wt~.tcliH
PHARMACY
et 17th St. ~tftcllrvlno
2043 WostcliH Dr.
M~wport a-ch
.................. ~ ..... n. ... far • .., pennll ..
•u1MO, ,.. 16 far cadi lid·
dllt .. llllp ... -for tack
UMal fool of bullllb .. d..
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UIJIIMe ....
10 'YNf Wtttanty•
Fo' ••l•ty ,..._,..,., .. ,, eo~tl#ol.
A PfO"Ci PfOdud ol
Pl0NUR'8 37 yeue ol
n.-.W.ainthedealtn
ud .. nuteetu,. ol
q.alU)' weter heaten
for hoaw and eomnwrcial
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SPECIALTY SHOPS AND SERVICES
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• AUTO 'AIT$
HUB ,\l'TO S''PPL'' BROTHER'S "' I DIU litiS ..
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.. ,..Y, • ACCa.._ ... • YMU home. Pre• eatiJIIatea.
Nl •r.. 728 19m St., Cotta Meaa
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CUftOK D1U.PDDCa
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S41-1t41 RUTH RYAll AGea
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HARIOR TltANS'IIl
AND STORAGE
Ac-t ..
AMIIICAM •10 aAl.L
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u a.nD .. c.• ~m
l1S E. 17th St., Coata Mesa
LIDO TRANSFER CO.
Atenls For
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•IUSIMES SERVICE
OFRCE KEY
Sec~l~nal MI"\'IC~ off~rs
muneo. typ. dtU.Ltton bv
p't: tfi'J~ I IU . m&Jhl\&
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* Carpentry * MIJfOft Jt&PAin~t
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S.rvace
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up and h-.lina. En. Ll s-
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COMTRAl:TOR * ADDITNIS
REM008JI6 *
rnd H. Gerwkt
Ut. • 1M. -en...J
GE'IffRAL CONTRACTOR
Cultom ltomn. Ramodtllna
K. P. O.cllaniOfl
Ll l-l90S • OR lo2.1
• HAU&.IMG
TRASH fWJUJii
TRACQ WORK
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• PLUMitMG
A. R. MAR SAC
PLt;\IBER
700 C arnation Ave.
Co ro na del \1ar
P lumbina Repaiu
DAY A NIGHT
WATER HEATERS
• SCHOOLS
INSTRUCT!~
TIJTORJNG
Elerncnu~· SS per hour.
Wtll qualafied.
Ott }-6672
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ARTISTS MATERIALS
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SERVICE
OR s-1884
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NEW PLANT OPENS IN BACK BAY I(W,OIT MUIOI (ISIGill
THURSDAY, APRIL Z3, lH4
COIOIA DEl '!41, CALif
• , ..... AL.
~CGtOLICS ANONYMOUS
Hanor Ar ... 6n-m4. , ....
IOMOPTHIR• ''T·· p., ,_.,,..
IJIIIy H•tl•
131 t!aat lltll SU.et
C!!l! Meta -646-0645
SPOTS Mfore yoar eyea -
on yoar new c:.arpet; re-
mo'fo tbem witb Blae Loatre.
Rnt electric ahampooer. tl
Crown Hwdware, 'COM. 673 -
e HILP WAMTID
MALUE'S WIG &\LON, of-
fora fall part-time woct ia
aalea. Wo traia for in die *P .ad parlJ JJlan. 370 E.
17tb C.M. Call 541-3446,
. ..., .......
II,.MAMCI -IUY
IUILD
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3S yra min dn tlS,OOO
A 30 yra 10014 to 130,000
C...v•tlettol lu. Loon•
-2~30 yean up to
S,OOO. Total Loan Pee t9S
~vlnt• ... ~ Loon
SlK -2~30 years up to
,000. Min imam 1"' Loan
Poe. 90"1. of S,P. Mu. Leaal
1S yoara lou n.perince in
Harbor Area
HAIR DESIGN DANA POINT Real estate REPilE.SENnNO
2912 E. Coast Hiway ionator wuta broker to Western Mortaaae Cot~'· Calif. Lo• Correa.
OPEN Moo-Wect-Tbara. reproaont bim in COM. Call Meuopolit.lll Lifo ID•. Co.
ne by appoinbont 496-5l'77 • ud odter
OR 5-1727 Major Sa•inaa A LoM
frecta • c.. ... · Mta.
e MOUSIS fOR SATTLER ..OITGAGE
ORIOLE 3~$47'7
2116 Ea~t Coaat Hipway
C01011a del Mar
KMNOND ORG\NS
All Model•
STEINWAY PIANOS
New A Uaed
Everett. Kobler A Campbell,
Hanmond and Cablo-Netaon
Pi eo a.
LOWEST PRICES
Bia Used Piaao A Oraan De-
partment. Moat Makea.
<l'OUnd waa broken laat
week for the Edler lndua.-
triu facility in the Irvine
loduatrial Tract in the Bact
Bay Area.
Vernon Edler, preaident.
and Don Edler, vice-preai-
dent, both well known indua-
trialista, aporumen and
uilina enthuaiaata, oraani-
zed Edler lnduatries in
19SO. lt waa housed in a
30 x 80 foot eorruaated ateel
buildina. Their equipment
consisted of two email en·
aine lathes.
ln 14 years Edler lndua-
u iea baa become • principal
supplier of inert miuile
component~ to prime con-
uactora lhtouabout the coun·
tr y, and haa outarown the
present 30,000 square foot
facility in South Gate. Wil·
liam Ficker, A.I.A., Balboa
Architect, recommended to
the Edleu that they join
t.he aroop of industries in
the Irvine industrial Tract.
0.. Ecller
connected weth Food ~ch·
inery Cofporauon, one of the
laraeat machinery manufac-
turers in the world.
Vern worked in the Cenual
Export Div1110n of Food
Machinery Corp., and from
1947 to 1950 be was 1n char·
ae of all South Amerecan
v.-Ecller
operauons, livina in Laten
Ameuca put of that peuod.
l>on was with the Peerless
Pump COfp., a division of
Food \1achinery Corporation.
They botJe hold mechanecal
ena1neeona depees -Vern
from Stanford 1n 1942 and
Don from USC 1n 1945.
IPIU T-PLIIIII
The Oranae County uccion
of lbe Soulbem California
Opera Aun. i • arranaina a
boa trip to the Shrine Aocti-
torium in Loa Anaelea to at-
tend the L.A. Opera Co. PIO-
~ctioo of Mozart'' "Maaic
Plute.. S&Wrciay nenioa,
May l. The boa will leave at
7 p.m. from Santa Ana, at
Fr eoc:b &Dd Spur aeon Stteeu,
back of lbe Pint Methodiat
Church. Rcaervalion 1 are
beina taken locally by Mn.
Alice Yametl of Balboa h -
land, Oriole l-1324.
• DETAIL ED
GENERAL
INSURANCE
COVERAGE
8Y
ED FARD
AT
JAY I. IIMFIO
FOI $4L E 336 Eett 17. 5treet
10'1. down or will trade for 1-.-~Ww;~~r-r-,.~rl!l"""--:-:-:-:--l Coata Mou
hooae or lot. Attra""ti .. e spare M1 ~2171 or Kl s-<>611 .. • time fao opportuity. Jewel-
SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS CO.
1907 N. Main Street
Santa Ana, California
SO Yeara in
Oraoae County
As Vernon Edler npreu·
ed it 1n a 1hort talk at the
luncheon follow ina the around
brealuna ceremonies, "After
conaultin& with \t. Ficker,
we felt that thia site offered
not only availability of tabor
supply, proximity to free-
ways and the airport, but
the additional advantaae of
ideal livin& conditions for
ow personnel. \','e also felt
that be in& close to the new
Univeraity campus where
technical consultant~ and
research scientists would
be available should prove
mutually beneficial."
DISASTER INFO GIVEN JJIN.NE•Po .-T BLVD.
NI!WPO,_T BEACH
modem l -beclroom tripln. ry tomaa, free trainina. IMMEDIATE
Printe Patio A aaraae for Phone, car neceuary. No Thb makec MDH
each unit. t3l,SOO. Ll 8-in'fotlment, collectina Of lnltead ol -~ a ftnt
6124. de Call LJ 8-3230. A MCOnd ~-t OD YOUI'
CLEAN ~bedroom houao. CASHJER ~-I p Tb bo1U let ua pat 011111 ttnt
Lara• li'fina rm, hardwood • "VV Y ort ea-T.D. oa your balM • n -tre nea after 6. noora, new 'finyl linoleum, cluce ,our -~ pt.J•
brick fireplace, naaatone e 1 s m.nt.a wt~ -• CIUh u
patio. 116,600. Eaat aide -n to brtnc tlilooe billa
Cotta Mesa, 379 Bcoadway, STANLEY WEST HOME , up to date. naa•t .._,_ 1~ blockl to Irvine. Call 14101 Sprinadate, Weumin· tate. cau u. rle'St now.
64l-0304 for 'L ster. For Ambulatory Men 54~3381
and Women , Basic Rate, u HR. arAVJO
Lease with parcbaae option. IllS mo. C-c>acity 30 only. No obllpt.loa fll ~
Rent receipt• apply oa Rowland P. Stanley, M.D.
parcbaae price. 3 bedrma. Owner cl Operator. Reser-JU'ft YOUR 'I'DOI
or land dea, l baths. La. vatioos: Pbooe 893-4411 Cooltwlll ~ lt.tf
Anthony Pool, tl9S mo.
includina fall pool care. • •IAL mATI KEN ELGIN I.NC.
Sale Price only t34,7SO. I!XCHANGIS Loan Broken
AUTO RAJ)l()S R1! PAJR.ED
OIUOLE 3-S477
2816 East Coeat Hi.., way
Corona del Mar
ANTE.NNA INST ALLATQS
OltJOI...E l-S477
2816 Eaat Coaat Hiahway
Corona del Mar
IHSTRUC TIOM
The followena letter of en-
formation on disat>ter care
faciliues has been sent to
the :-.lewport Beach Caty
Council by Supt. \tax :tussell
of the ~ewport II arbor Cn eon
~h&h School Uesu ict:
"In v 1c~ of the recent
earthquake and udal wave
in Alaska, I ~~<ould lekc tore·
mind ow public that our h•&h
schools s tand ready to serve
the community en any type of
disaster. Fortunately, In thu
area we have a vef) effeceent
Civil Defense oraan1zatton
and an excellent hospual
and those agencees have
plans to meet any type of
emeraency.
l "''"' C>-ad T 121 E. lith, Coata Mesa uv .-ren e mace. C..'t S.ll It? Vacant. ()pee weetenda. INSTRUCTION! Art Ctauea
C•ll646-920S orne. 671-y,.. hi • "TUATIOMS for children 6-ll. Sat. mom.
Edler Industries manufac-
ture inert compone nts for na-
tional defense and the Na-
u onal Aeronautics Space
Authorety. They malr.e com-
ponents for the paclr.aae
which 1s to land on the moon
and are also conuibutina to
the development of other
space probea. They are a
maJor supplier of the ~inute
man and Polaris components.
"The kmd of dasaster en
Alaska pointed out the fact
that when a catasuophe oc-
curs It 5:30 p.m. many per-
sons may be made homeless
for the ni&ht. ,.e want all of
out citizens to know that ~~<e
have at ow hiah schools the
space , the s anitation facti!·
ties.lr.itchens for warm dr1nks
and the warmth they may
need. We have room for
thousands of any aae and we
welcome all. \\'e are ready
and able witlun an bout to
become an immediate recep-
tion center, a place for fa~
ihes to JOin and a place for
5356 For Paat Action A Roauha ''iaiiiQ.~r;nltOi-10-12. oaaHfied inauuctor.
' Call II tl ...... 61 ~'"26. COM. At present, Edler lndu st·
ries employ 125 people. but
they anticipate increasina
this number to 200 at the
new plant. These people are
lat&ely skilled technicians
2 DUPLEXES POR SALE, l EX01ANGE SPEOALISTS '-• • all .,_ fll .... 1----------
becbooma each. Located ...... a ,.... .. ..... . 643 to 649 Plamer Street, DOYLE CO. S48·1168 ' 270 E. 17th St. Coata Meta -I ..... f1 .51 ,_ ... Cotta Meaa, aear new City ....a a~--. fAn ...._
Hall. Moat aell. Sacrifice WANT HOME in Harbor Area ...... ~. 0! )..21'74. will c:ot~aidor amall clear on trade for lS uait apt.
home in trade. blda. owoer 646-66,.. D...:MDABL&. eoNdeft. Owaer, Lincola ~3951. t1euo ~ ' ,.an
• .. SCIL'LAMIOUS ......._ baeqround. e HOUSES ...-to a.am ~
FOR REMT POR SALE work. permanent bulll.
ttOL S... t:Ott tt t-.NT. Will be This amazin 1 Blue Luure _,,..,OA-=-_6-_%880~..,.·-:--:----:-----l
vacant after \tarch 24th. 2 will leave your upholstery 01• day or beautifully soft and clean. 5 day wHic Own Iran•· bcdm". 11 b»th, ltvtna rm . -·tiMI N., bllbw11ll1•• Rentelectric sb~pooerSI. ,.....-· · " ... k • t\.h c n and 2 I" I u n ~. 417 "; Reed' I Hard ware Store . =..:::C&D::;:..;.M,:,:~:.:;~;;;:I =--"..,.---.,..--llcltoun"e Ave.. tnrona wn.RK .,,...,T.ED House I ,. 1802 Newport Blvd., Costa ~ "~"' · c ean-•lcl \tar. ina or baby ailtina. 1 or l
• '01 IIMT Mesa. daya a week, ateady.
APAaTMIMT SACRIFICE. Encyclopedia Please call evea only OR _...:.::...:..::;:..;..;;.;.::::...:..;;_ ___ --t alao Hanard clauics. la. ~10.
UNFURNISHED OR PURN dictionary, World Book, 1----------
Apt. for Rent -newly fum., Atlaa, miac. aeta of booka. • IUSIMESS
attracti•e l·bedroom apt. Good condition. Alao but·
private patio, near Sr. Citi -tonholer. Ll 4-8326.
zena clubbouu. 180. Cl St., Newport Heiahta, Ne CUSTOM AJRNJniRE and port Beach. Owner, Lincoln BOAT INTERIORS 4-3958.
CORONA DEL MAR -1 FIREHOUSE
bedroom, fumiahed, newly ~Hg~.!:s.
decorated. 321 Marperite Npt.o:Bc:h. OR WJO& Ave. Daya call Cart Kl ~
6401. Weekenda, evea, call
S34-216S.
BALBOA ISLAND su.HER
rental - l bdtm. upataiu
bayfront apt. Jo.ne 1S to
Sept. 1 S. Call OR l-1S07.
a>RONA DEL MAR 2-bedrm.
unfum. apt. fo r rent. IllS
mo. Clean, carpetaA drapea.
ARMO OR l-7560.
• OfFICI SPACE FOR REMT
POR LEASE-l office auitea,
Coroaa del Mar. Sui table for
uc:bitect, enaineer, manu-
facturlna ropruentatiu,
etc. Wlll decorate cl alter
to ault. Caii67J.-2033 owner.
• TRAILII
SPACE
'"OWN YOUR OWN" -lK
do~. 149 mo. ..UI tra ~
clorn". Adlalta, ao peta •
\
Mobile Homes 10a.40 Md
lwaor. Sea Loia Rey Mobile
Home Betatoa, 4lDl Mi~
aioa, OceMaiclo. 722-1201.
• MISCILUMIOUS ••
We Buy Old Gold
J.C • ._...ri••· Jeweler
112JNewportBlYCt.,-Ll~3401
Cotta .....
• AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE
'60 CORVAIR. Oriainat
tbroupout, immaculate con·
dition. $7SO. Ll 8-6124
* MIJtCIDis.aiNZ *
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A. .... ,. tJ-.
I• pert a atlll
IUilOPIAN MLIVIRY
HIADQUM'nJlS
A PI..&AaAMT PLAC.
TO DUL
.101•c•a•z
1616 lfla,art I II,.,. . .... ,. ...........
TIANSIIOitTA TtON
lOU.,.tl~aftkllk
AJee .. c::any .. OW1I
coot.rvt.a..
$4' TO $4"
NIWPOaTU MOTOIS lOM H.-81. Cotta Mou ...........
CAlL IN Tota WA.HT ADS
TOTHI DGIGN
OIIOUS-MIO
l CORONA DEL MAll
mercial rontals.Coaat H
way at Goldenrod. t6S
1100 per month. Voael Co.
3-2020.
lffiiiiDTW
"THE LIDO BUILDING"
1111 Yll LIM
C• now be your preatiae
office addreu. Au Coacti-
tioned. with all urvicn.
CALL LEE SCHOHEK
.... 1
• PETS
SUPPLI
TROPICAL nsH
W• 'h&v• Ute l.,.re.t IUid
mc.t beauUful M'lKUon
of tropical fll•h In tlle
aru. We al80 <'&TI"V a full
line o( aquanuma. and all
acceuonea nftded for u.
hobby. South Sea Trop1eal
118 W. WU80n. C,M.
J..lberty .. TMl.
FREE INFORMATION on
care and feedina of your pets •
Baked Beef Meat Loaf29U
Beef By Pto~Cts 29C#
,.... ..... "liiiOP .. l.c.... ..... c-..... .. wat
QUALITY PRINT1NO
OPPSET
LETTERPRESS
Call 01 (or estimates
ORIOLE ).()SSO
P.bli ahlaa eo.
.... ••e•n .... "
WANT ADS WDII performina specialized JObs
such as mold makiq, plas-
tic lay-up, filament windina,
machinina and auembly oC
related rocket nozzles and
miuiles.
The Edler brothers , both
residents of Ltdo Isle, we re
For farsighted people.
People who look ahead usually ha,·e one thing in common -a
savings account at the bank. Money in a savings account is
money you can count on. Next week or next year -it will
always be ready when you want il A savings account can
help bring you th things you want in the future -a new
car. a new hous~ or a lifetime of security. To look.ahead.
put yovr money where you can b f\Ure of it-in tlte bank .
• BANK OF AMERICA
(J)IIJMA DEL MAR IRAMCH
,_ ... tC...tMI.....,
HEWPORT IEAOt BRANCH
,.... v.. L.••
WISTQJPP PLAZA M»tOt ......... , ..
persons to seek shelter. Most
people, 1ncluJioa children,
kno~ where one of our three
hegh schools es located.
"\I.e pray to God that none
of us well ever need to meet
a de saster. Lf we do, the
he&h schooll welcome you."
ORiole
3..0550
IE A GOOD MEIGHIOI
If you arc a newcomer, or
kno" o( a newcomer 10
fte Harbor Area who haa
1t0t been welcomed, do
lilcr a favor by c allln, the
Halbor V11itor between
I and 10 a.m., and the
will c:all Oft your fnCftd
with valuable enformauon
.. a•fU from fnendly
t.\inus 6rms whtd\
a..CS ready 10 heir her
become acqaaae n ted with
her ne• surround.ln,s.
ntE HA.IIOI V1SITOI
........ : Oil 3-27"
~favbe \'OU read T'E'Ct>nth· about that \oa."t (.;uard heli~opter rescumg t>lt>,·t>n. people from the ftounn•~•ng
Holltt [) otf Cape :\lt>ndocmo \\'ell. if 1t h.1dn 't '" t'n
for a ·h1p-to-shore tt>lt>phont> oper..ttor. tht' I Jck~
t>leven and the Coa_ ... t Guard m1ght not han• $rOtten
together Seems that the ,.t ncken ... hip dHin't u .. t> tht>
regular emergt>ncy channt>l. and Operator ~lr ... E' eh n
Lubahn of Oakland 1-IICked up It:. "~I a\' na\ .. Ul:olrt"-...
call o,·er the F:ureka Coa..;tal Harbor r.-.ctl~telephone
channt>l. Sht> promptly alt>rted thE' Coa .. t Guard.
who madt> the dramatl(· ~oop from tht' -..t'a
Ju,.t another ca.~ of a ttolephont> operator )ll\ en JZ
help when 1t'" neeJetl
LOw .-ood tDu.So w1~b your TV? Then look ln o n
tbe awaZ'd·wiD.nin« S.U Telephone Hour every other
Tueeday at 10:00 p .tn. on t be NBC network.
·' :\1 ClOt'\ at "nrl..
mean ... mt>n at worl..
, ... the -..lo1~an of I m P"-1-
1 n -A m t> r 1 r .1 \\' ,. t:' 1.. •
-\pnl :!6 to :\Ia,-:2 Jn-
,e ... t•nlil 1n :\merH·:a
rna,· -.t't'm hh a htll AMERICA
orfier Hut artualh·
1t' .. a maller of look.en~ot at 1t the w:l\ tht:' In' t"Hn·
:\mE'm.·a Council dOt>.; Tht>,. :-«l \ "Our .-\mf'ru·un
,,·,tt'm nf (!'("(> enterprr.;t' t>ncourajlt:' "·"lOll ,tnd 111·
,:e:-tmt>nt that hel~ to rreate nt>w plant" ,1nd joh)>.
:\ ... a rt>:-ult the :l\'t>ra)le American ha" been .tble to
produce ttH)rt' and li\1• ht'tter ...
C<lmtl1n1ng hiS work w1lh
he~o educat1on. Milt Wn aht
15 tYPICal of many youna
Pac•fic Telepbone em-
rlo)•ees. '-'•It, a fr8meman
1n Cost• '4caa, spends
tu s mom1naa oa the JOb
and his aflemoona in
cla u e s at Oranae Coaat
Cotleae. Aa an E1ectro-
ntca Technolou atudent
Mth hu maintalt11od a 8
.... , IMtOIIIMI -l2 ntUIIDAY, AHIL D. ~
..... lD.lll-lYS COIOIA DILIM,CALif.
JESS BREWER DIES AT 59 J••• (hewn) ...... .. a-. 01 Newport e.ac. ..... cia, ..,..,.. ... .... ).tiiM ........ of ..
,.., eaalt.cl•l• of .. New-ClJ ... tor••• Aae. H• Ud
port H.-Elh, &.cl s--Nt ., Wood .,_, few ••
daJ at Hoaa Hoapital at the citJ ...S lor Newport Hut.or
.. e of 59. Blh Locta•·
He waa a ll-year t~QPioyee He waa a aalin of lllh•oia
Ia die Wlttr clepanHot O( •cl had liYed ia tbil .. afot
C 7! ye••· SiuYiYota U.clecle LEAN-UP n• .... wife. Pat, of tbe f.aily
home at 317 B. lltb St.,
Thie Sa&arday Md 6\l.nclay, Coata 1\oteu; l atepeou, Wll-
AprillSaed 26. are the cleao-U.a Dniu of S..ta Aea
ap daya in Corona del Mar, aDd Rol•d Dniu, Saa
dae COM Chamber reminda Dieao, aemq io me Na.,;
local reaidentl. l eiateta, Mn. Della Gill of
Special pict-upa will be Santa Cnaz aad Mn. Lena
IUde bf the city -beainaiaa DeWitt in IJidiaaa; a brother,
at lla.m. Saturday and7 a.m. Joaepb, in ArizonL
Sonday. Semen were held yeater-
Tbe Gbamber empbaalzea day at Baltz · Coata Men
tbe importance or Ill ina rep-Olapol, with Elkl Lodae offi-
lation traah cana in order to ciatina. IJstenent waa in
catty out the aloaan of tho Pacific View Memorial Part.
beautification campaian: Contribution• may be made
.. Clean up and atay clean." to tho EJta charity fund In Elks Install ·;~u;:;;;;;.s as
lnatallatioo waa bold April CHMIEl UCinAIY
9 fornow officeu of tho New-Mra. Jeanetto0an)Mitcholl,
port Beach Etta Lodae #1767. accretary at the Newport Har-
Jay C. Walker, of Coata bor Chamber of Commerce
Men, took office 11 Eulted office, baa reaianed after 3Y!
Ruler. Harold C. Hohlman, yean of aervice.
of Huntinaton Beach, was Her resipation was ac-
installed 11 Leadina K.niaht. ceptod with roaret at Mon-
llld Vic R. C•ronna, of Cotta day' I meetina or tho Ollm-
M ber directors. osa. ~It the post of Loyal Preaident John Viben aaid Kniaht. Other officera arc Latty that the increasina preuure of the job was a factbr in McArthur, lecturina tnipt; Jan'a decision. Proviaion
Jim Up~. aecretary; Doua for additional office help
Houaton, treaaurer; Bill Wil-lUI made in the operatina
cox, tiler, Edward W. Laue, bud fi 196..L .c.s b._ .. eaquire; Bruce P. Newberry, act or """'9 • w '""' wu
aniatant eaquiro; Bob Rcy-adopted durina the noon meet-
nolda, oraaniat; Leonard M. ina. The bodaet totals 126,-
Porter, chaplain; Michael A. _s_ss_. _______ _
Oion, attittant chaplain; an .......... ¥ .......
Goorae T. Wenor, inne
auardBA. LBOIA *TWO OP A KIND* R Sellina aa a matched PAIR
at 111 ,750 each. Two extra
ISLAND nice 3yearold 2 bdrm bouae
on one lot. Each deaiped
for a lrd bdrm addi lion if de-
OPEN HOUSE
SAT. -SUN, 1-5
aired. Pull price 123,500
with only 12,500 down. SEE
lliiS!
*JR. EXECUTIVE!*
LAROE LIKEABLE BEAUTY!
IIIItH lslllll
ORAND CANAL -oo.pletely remodeled l WaD.
A belb home Plut l bdllll cl bach peat quartere.
Separate Laundry room cl larae carport. New dock
-excellent waterfront location. ...
liHie I slaiHI
Hard to find -2 bednn. cottaae fumi ahed. B1 t.
in stove and oven.
Sll,lM
Lot so l 129 -$11,1.
lfiM ...... ••r
301 Marine Ave .. Balboa lalaDd
OBJOLE 3·:5180
lfSJ TOWII (II WIH. ••
NO CASH
DOWN
NEWPORT SHORES
DUPLEX
(fee atmple). Larae 2 bednn.
& 2 bath unill, carpets,
drapea, bit ins, aaraaea. A
real buy. Owner will take
vacant lot o r note in tnut
deed aa down payment. Call
now.
~
Wells-MtCirdle Relllors
.. , ... , .
PIER AND SLIP PERMITTED
3 BEDROOMS, DEN 2 FIREPLACES,
3 CAR GARAGE, BRAND NEW
CALL WILLIAM RING
REAL ESTATE
COlOMA DEL MAR •(71_.) 67J..4.400
SQ. FT. JOHI SAYS:
SENIOR CITIZENS UPON
RETIREMENT DESERVE BETTER
THAN REFINED CHUCK WAGONS OR
STOCKADE HOMES.
We hove S assorted Newport Hei ghts Homes -
some wi th pools -from S11 ,9SO up. Average
6000 sq. ft. lots worth S2.00 sq. ft. -oil fe
simple, taxes overage Sl.OO a day.
YOUI LAID IILL IICIIEASE II VALUE AS
YOUII IUILDIII IIEIAIIS YOUII HOlE
LET OUI HALF CEITUIY OF LOCAL
IIPEIIEICE HELP YOU IUY, SELL OR
EXCIIAIIE YOUI PIIOPEITIES
-........ IW.. Cella .... Ll 8--7729 ... Sun. cl eves.
call 67~1884 or MJ 6-2138 JOHN VOGEL & ASSOCIATES
REALTORS AND .. ILDERS
208 and 2081.; Coral Ave.
3 bodrm. 2 bathl , plus aar-
aae apt. Aatina S46,7SO,
Good financina. lt'a a ramblioa 2 bdrm cl ----------.00 MEWftORT I&. ~D.. MIWrGRT IEAOt Ml 6·1675 AHYTIMf
15,000 down
• • • • •
204 ud l04Y! Colliu A•e.
4 bedrm. plua aaraao ap
Oood financina.
RALPH Y. HINGER
REALTOR
Jll Mariae A••·
Bal-. hlud
Tel: ORiole ~1727
Eves. OR 3·3265
DEN home NEAR IRVINE
AVE. Luae lvann overlook a
attractive JIOunda. Ovoraize
bit-in kitcb, brealtfut bar,
aenice porch. Liaht airy
bdnna. Two finely appointed
batha. Rose aarden, flowera
& ahruba aalore. Dbl aar.
baa extra apace. Cuatom bit
& lat time on market. Pr.
S2S,SOO. Near acboola &
shoppina. · * CORNER LOT ..
oo•EIOIAL County corridor R-1 zone.
601.120 acrou from lovely 2 R ENTAL ~~.%o~omea. A real buy ~
IOIITII IEWOIT CEITEII * s.w. ACACIA ST .•
A convenient area for shops ANOTHER Y! AC RE near UC
and profeuional aervicea. Campua. 3 two bdnn houses
ART S11JDIO & SCHOOL , for INCOME. Eliatin& bldas
well located to allow for Npt. Slvd., 1600 Sq. ft .. Rent ADDITIONAL UNITS.
tlOO Mo.
3-ROOM OPf'lCE SUITE -* 3 WAY H0\1E' * carpeted 17S Mo.
lliREE bdnna! 3 batha' 3
F'ORMER YMCA Office -aaraaes! BUT NO MOitT-
t7S mo. 7SO sq. ft. GAGES' Carpetina & drapea
S\4ALL OPPICE -oppoaite tbruout. Blt·in k~tch . P.A. heat. Covered pauo. All thi a Real Eatate Board office for $22 500 Good S4S mo • · tenna. · Thia home baa EVERY-
NEW BUILDlNO llSO aq. ft. lliiNO!
t 200 mo. Roof parttina.
JOHN VOGEL
-400 Hewperf Blvd.,
Newport
Ml 6.-1675 Allyti••
r. •••••••
~~ E. 17th Coata Men
MJ 6-<Mll
*********
DON'T
t~ ·] •D;l·I·l~!
OIIEIIODEl
It's Tee bpe•si¥1
HOWEVER lliERE ARE TIMES WHEN
IT MAKES SENSE
If ,..., -,,...,. •• tl•• •• • nil
BROWN fJ KRUSSMAN, Inc.
CX>RONA DEL M,\R
3034 E. COAST HWY .
CORONA DEL MAR
OR 3-7560
1610 WEST COAST HWY.
NEWPORT B'!!M:H
lJ 8-mt
Open Eve11inaa
~'-"'~
SEMPLE I GOT'IUSO
lEAL ESTATE
PIIEIUD111 CAMEO HIGHLAIIDS JJQ TIINFJC IUXJ!
Compare w1th any in this private beach community
and see the value offered 1n these two 4-bednn, 2
bath. Family Room homes. Just ltsted' Each -
539,950~
011 DO YOU PIIEFEII LIDO ISLE!
A PilE LOT
Through street -to street. strada on one side.
Just listed' Price 139,500.
011 SIIOIIECUFFS!
VIEW AID lUI lEACH
Recen tly added larae livina room with fireplace
makea this lovely 3 bdnn home one to check befote
buyina. Make offer!
• OPEl HOUSES 12:•-t:MIIIDAY •
706 MARGUERITE -COROHA DEL MAl
Ideal location -2 bednn home, 1 bath. unfum.
PLUS lovely lao. aaraae apt. with 2 bednns, 1
bath, fum. PLUS auest apt., 2 nns cl 1~ batha,
fum. Anyway you fi pre it. it i 1 a aood deal -
whether owner occupied or all rentals.
....0 DE DOLA DRIVE -COBOHA HIGHLNfDS
See mapificcnt view from every room! l·atory
cuatom-built home. ht floor haa livina rm, dinina
nn. kitchen. hobby room, 2 bedDJI. 2 betba. Lower
floor haa huae family 1m. + 2 bednn • 1 bath.
•S9.750.
.4627 HAM'Pit!-CAMIO MtOIIS
Eatra larae 4 bedim, dinina room + den. Larae
comer lotwilh oolyt37S t .. ubolcl! Private beacb
racilitiea. Juat t$),7~
1211 DOVII pmy1 • r•srcyrr .
Aatodler oew liatinal ltaadr • occupy! 3 3 Wnn.
l belb, + (liD. I'OOal. 'r-o patioe. Lonly ......
Boat epace. IK dowa t36,500
11Nitl
EICLI8YI-FIIST Till OFFIIII
White with gold and marble are tastefully com-
bined with lavish appointments in this luxurious
3 bedroom ond den home with ocean view.
Shown by appointment.
$125,000.
FOUI-0-IIAL TY
,
3900 E. COAST HIGHWAY
COROHA DEL MAR
PIHOME 675-280_. AMYTIMI
13121. C..llft4teL..•
fiRST, lbe ~droom ltome widl m~tter beef.
roota, livifta I'Ooal Md futily .,.. G~Nei•a oa 10
CJ&iet patio ••• niEN, dle .... , llaoaae '"* •••
bar •cl private~ belb OVEilLOC*INO die kicf.
aey tltaped POOL wi* DIVINO 80.U.O. E•etJ•
dalak jaet rtpeialad ._. ia a-cal ale oaa•atoe
. • • III!ST VALUE in •• .,.. at •IJ ~500 '"* eacell•t f••d•• -IIALIY
BEACH HOME
A Rare Fiad. FOUR BEDROOMS. o .. aad
two Belli ho.e. ()lality c_,.,. tlma-o•t,
clrapee, fireplace. Complete baih·i• kitcllea
iacludies diehwaaher, 220 Wiriftl for wuh.er
or Dryer. Livi•s rolMII opeaa ieto larse patao
and fenced yard with mat.-e laad•capi•&·
I'ALK TO OCEAN or private POOL .ud
RECREATION AREA . O.r "BEST BUY"
at 123.500 with excellent tenn•.
NEAR COSTA MESA PARK
~Uy weU plalmld. tUJtom dailn· ... Wroom, two .., .... with
FORMAL DINJNG, taad)J room aDCl 11' x
21' -* floar l'tlJIIIIIUI r o o m. IIASTI:R ~m>aooM wrm I'IDPLACZ. wooa "'/W
cupet1 u4 drapel tJn.oat. No apenM
..,.ncl oa crua1itJ COblta DCtloJL All aDder-
IJ"'Qnd atiliUes. lprinklen f r o n t It rear. l ' x 2S' WCll'bbop off two car prage. Lo-
cated on CuJ.cf...uc 1treet o"rlootinc ~ VIRDI COUN'ftlY CLUB, UU. Jbow.
r..ue property il priced to teU at P8,500.
..tth Ublral tenDI. SHOWN BY APPOINT·
Mmr ONLY -CAlL TODAY.
''Yeu1f Lib Our PrieNIIy Semc."
Cleat-' In I. 171h St. Shappl .. c..tw)
220 .. 17th St. CPheM ,., •• ., c.ta ...
......... c.ll Ml .. ,. -Mt-2644
OCEAN FRONT
01 LARGE LOT
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, aaraae, fumiahed. Full price
UO,OOO -or will trade vacant or commercial
--· ~A&A . ~-·
~TO.-• au.,,.. ... ~lTV ._._
eo., a. a.&.aoA -.vo. o-.• ., .... eo
-..eM.~.. ... •.• ., ..... .
••• AID &IIEXPUaVE!
Here ia a lovely little house in one or the chotcest
Harbor area locations for only 121 ,SOO! A 2-bed•
room home with nice livina room, fireplace, a dinina
room and quietly located in exclusive Bay Shores.
Better see it. you can't match it!
lM ftST OOAIT Hl<ltWAY, NBWPOaT I8Aat
L.htJ • ..,.. ~ t-32,
Tllllll.LOCAL OPPICIS
FACE THE IIG OCEAN
CAMIO SHORIS
Comfort io every nook and craany meana a home
full of wanntb. 2 bdnna, with convt. fiiD. an., I~
betha,larae livina room with dinina uea and fire-·
place. Blt.tn elec. ~ltchen -catpetl and dnpea
of hlaheat quality -aemce porch with ~~
wuher and clrier • bia 3 car aaraae -immac:ui":'te
and wsbelievably priced at tS4,500 OCEAN
VIEW PROM PULL LPJ~Cont OP HOME.
67s-3000
COIOIIA •1111
TOP VALli
o.;au -jut~· , • ., olcL bceUet locetioa,
cloae 10 tboppiaa. Ially ,....._ 'Jialte •u .. ally
larae ) ......,__ IM t.• •itt tane lota of ,.. ... -,.,.. ..................... ..,..
,... patio, ~ta. ...,.,, IIIH.e. O.ack all
•••• fea ... • _. •• -•t, leOOIM of ,,0 .
Y•'ll apee lt'e ,. .... fl. of .-d nlae fof
MS.OOO tall price.