HomeMy WebLinkAbout1965-05-20 - Newport Harbor Ensign22 million plan for
8-block ewport area
type" apattm ent ouildanas
on the IJOUnd n oor. 2 quail ty
retail '-totes, 3 restau1ant1>
planned around ~aram'e. th e
nucleu'> of an .ttca v.hach
v.••u iJ 1nclude d theaue to
become a center for mus•c
and the perfo tman & au s and
land!>caped mall ~>. and a 138-
roorn hotel.
L.tter a mul u -~otora ed offi ce
botld•ng v.ould be erec ted on
the 60Utheu t cotner of 32nd
St. 11nd Newport ~u vd .. acro s
from ca ~ hall . v.ath a bank
and polt51bl v a '-toC~ e1-
chanae to occup) the gaound
floor.
An aaed and deterioratina
hodaepodae of commea caal
buildinaa in an 8-bloclt sec-
tio n of old "'le""'port 1ca dl
immedi ately south of the city
hall may be u :f'laced 1n the
near fu ture by a muiU-mtllaon
doll11 COri'Otate-o•ned Lc~
(ayette Squaae.
lbi s as the tbeam of aacha·
teet Jay Smi tb tha t m•n be-
come a reality v.hen th e rHn·
petty o wneu me et an e«-
1100 at the caw hall. The
meetina 1 s scheduled fnr
7.30 p.m. Tuesda\', \1a\ ~ 5.
an the councal chamber~.
Upper Bay gets "go " sign
. ..
n uc:.t l ••ltaJ el.&nJ, ll tt¥,l Uiln ,,u J l••llt•Wing dJ1 h11ur-ll•n g
th.tl ~·•uiJ hJ vc J e la\cd the ''"~ret ,el><,I\JO \lo lth (at\ \t·
l rrc:r lid\ Jt'\clt>rmen l for tt•mn full) ':it-}m••ur
m aJH \e,u ' ,.,!\ wa thJra\lo n 01e l'"~'•btllt\ ,f .s l.t\lo !>Uil
\lunJ.I\ t"l c:rnn jl 0\ .the '\e\lo · ~¥drn,t the ( ••unl\ uf OtiUl~c:
pc•rt Re,.,h (II\ C unu l ,., ... ,n~ tho~t the l i'""er R.t\
In ol .11• ,,. u .• Jl •r t'n' the IIJcl .. rJ, bcltln~ t..• the \.II\ 0
\loJ\ tn the: nulu-rnalhon-h .sJ hc:<.'n frc:quenth mc:nuoncJ
Baseball peril cited
A complaint aaaintt the
.. continuina nui•ance" and
danaer hom Youth Center
bueball actirity hu been
lodaed with the Newport
3 eacb C ity Council.
Attorney Carl Kealey made
dle complaint on behalf or
Mr. 1nd \4u. Charlet C. Har-
vey, 721 HeliotJOpe Ave.,
Corona del Maa, acmu Sib
Ave. from tbe Youth Center
bueball fi elda.
Sorely, we ahould oot have
to wait for a pou ible dealb
..• before aomethi 01 i I done
to pro tec t occupanta 11nd pro-
perty o wners from thj a o b-
vious nui aance ."
The letter or complaant will
be on Monday even ina's
Council aaenda.
AE RIAL VIEW indicating land use in the pro -
posed Lafay e tte Square , which would repl ace a n 8-
block a rea in the h eart of Newport '3each. 9uildings are
"A" -5-story a partment buildings with s pecia lty shops
on the ground floor; "'3"-quality retail stores ; "C"-
the existing Karam's restaurant; "0" -additional res-
taurants: "E'.--an 800-seat performing a rts theatre ,
"F" -a l(}.s tory hotel, and "G" -an office tower.
Parking would be on 2 split levels around the perimeter,
and 3--tier adjacent to the oHice bu ildtng. (Land use pl an
by Architec t Richard Jay Smith.)
\h . Sma th, who matnt.lan!>
an offi ce at 503 3l nd St., o n
th e franae of the contem (ll ated
&Uper block, expec ts upv.a1d !>
of 200 property o v.ners and
th eu spouses, and •s fran~!~
v.on ied about s eatina th em
all, even af the publac v.ere
to sta)' away.
\1t. Sonath v.all sho""' sl1de!>
and rendeunas of the VIIIOU!>
facets of the S22.2 mtiiiOn
PIOj eCt, and _,s .. er CJ)e S UOn~.
from the floor. 1\lso on hand
wall be Ala ce Fandley, resa -
dcnt manaaer o f Lyons, l!ln-
del and '3ryant. a Santa o\na
C PA firm. and \h . Sma th' s
economac con sultan t, v.ho ha s
been closelv allie d v.1th the
proJeCt through the lq months
of p lann1ng.
dollar lm[lrP't"" c:nt. ( nun~al Junn~ J'>l ( ••un .. ll "T ecun~'
Jed.trcJ Uldl II ., :"11 t 10 the rn., ".i' Jl'Oc." Junn~ JJ .. ~u,
pubiiC an terc" h• lau ~.tte the ''"" •f JUfl!>dldl·•n an the: qu c:~>Unn .,f <•v.n er ~h•r ol the 1 rrcr Bo~' pc•hce pn\lo e r.
Lppc:r Ba'r Ladel.1nJ~. ~ .. nu.. •I a-;prt•\e'Renh dJ1J
'"The C(lUnCal I!> 'a tl,faeJ ,h .tnn~ ,,f rcnt.t1 10\..ti"TI ( lrom
nn the b&!>IS ol an ft111l1lltlnn luture dt"\el"l''"cnt.
o~vaal abl e tha~l the e \~han ~e \\nnJ.t\ ·, -.e~ret l>C:,~>Inn
of land bcl\loeen the ~t,unt\ ,.J,~osleJt•arrPe a :.aftnal
and the l rv~ne ( tl. " f.111 anJ Jel 'l"n •n .s uJefilndl! .. uat,
equitable,'" "a\ln Paul Ciru ber ~ ..... u,c the lanJ ehhange
Beacon Bay L~.~"!~""'ri~~ ... ,
The re ~enth re-JaHo,·ereJ .... ~eo 11 the ac .. e ~>S fl•U le!>
C!Ht-uf-lt\lng dolUH In th e v.1miJ e llmtna te the pO,,Ibll·
Beacon Ba~ lea'ie ~~~~ an-It\ ot the coa!>t.ll lrcev.a\
\O~eJ \kmlia~ ~ th( 'ewpon g1••nc the blue hnlanlil mut(
Be ach C"tt\ Cooncd. ra1 sang around Harbor \.1ev. llalll.,
the rent b\ 3" .!llQ'l per cenL and public v.orll~o direc tor J <le He aaid lbat \4n. Harvey
waa injured by a batted ball
wbic:ft cleared the renee IU!d
naabed tbnuap a window
of 1 be Harvey reai den ce.
"N.B. 1970"study made
''Lookina ahead to tbe
forlbcomina aommer aeaaon,
with the neacfy pley, I ban
been infonned dlat lbe con-
dition will be ina11rferable,"
be wrote to tbe Council.
"Mra. Harvey' a concua-
lioo wu aerioua enoup.
Plant for a s tudy of the e1 o f the co111.1nJ de velopm ent
arowlh o fNewportBeach were and crowth of the city .
announced by President Ed President Harth saad that a
Hi rth at Monday's mectina of conference wall be ca lled later
the Newport Harbor 0\amber for the pufl)Oie of makioa
of Commerce directors. reports and analy:r.ana the
Director s.n Downina baa 1nfo 1mation.
be eo n-.ned temporal)' chair-Other aaenda i terns at the
man and it preparina a Jetter meetina included the fo llow-
scttina forth the o bjec tives •na:
of the ttudy. The proJec t, • J1m La•• saad tha t plans
called "Newport Beach 1970," have been prepared fo r a
calls for a survey of all pbas-Sl,500 Improvement and eo-
Students to be honored
Forty-two honor uudeota
from Newport Harbor md
Corona del Mar bi ah tcbools
will be feted by the Commo-
dore's C lub of the Newport
Harbor Chamber o f Commerce
at a noon luncheon next
Thursday, May 27, at the Bal-
boa Bay Club. One of them
wiU be the recipient of the sso Apes Bloomquist acbo-
larahap .
The honor student&, 22 from
Harbor Hi&h and 20 from
Corona del Mar Haah. will
each rece1 ve a copy of the
Merriam Webster New Col-
lell&te Oac tionary from Super-
in tendent elect Or. Noanan
Loata. and muter of cere-
monic at the aHai r. Each of
them b as compaled a arade
point averaac o f 3.5 1 or better
with 4 points auiancd for an
"'A," 3 fo r a "B," etc .
Dr. Jack Petaaon, vice
chancellor of the Unaveraity
of Califomia. Irvine, will be
a paeat tpeaker:
The ttudents from Newport
Harbor Hi ah arc Joe l Brad-
bury. Ron Burke, Ro bert
Goecl'l&rt, Lura Smith, John
Caster. Laune Hale, James
J oteph, Joanne J oraensen.
Sandra Ryaet. Gordon Suauss.
Oavad Go111n . Alma Knowlton,
Scott \4atheao n, Heidi Vene-
man, Pau1caa P ardoll . Emil)
Parke, Judy Baesltens. LyM
Howland. Jo Ann Aldnch,
Richard Hofmann, Thomas
Sta'labury, an d Joan Wells.
Honor students from Corona
del Mar H1 ah are O.ana J an as,
Susan Schankel, Lctlae Stan-
wood. Christi ne Godwan , Kim
Oeaenbera, Malia ceo t Alexan-
der. Pauicia Montooth. Sturley
McCuuuon. \4ary Ytate rman,
Linda Clouon, Susan Hos-
kins, Thomu Williams , Mar-
aaret Steinhaus . Oarrolyn
C1ampa , Glenda Wanen, Gary
Handova. Cliff Scholle . Ed-
ward Mattson, Randall Lake,
and Crai a Savqe.
DEATH CALLED SUICIDE
JoHph Haat er, a ss..y._..
old retired iad.etrialiet, wu
f•ad deed .J.ortlr before
8idaiflt Frid.y ia die ~·
at hie C..eo Slaoree hocae.
Coroa•' • de,.ti .. i.dicat.ed
d.at he !ted placed a 410-
.. r eftol8'1a ia laie mMlh
•d p•lled dae trisrr to ead
lale life.
'lr. H .. ter, -'ao foucled
Ruter Eaterpriaea ia River-
elM. wae cl.iaco.,.Nd a., laia
.upd•slat•, o1 •• 1-nr
"-· aa 4633 c-c~-Dr.
~. Haater had .. de ~ pre-
viou •ieide try with 'a ~
caliber _pietol oe 1\aalte-
sivias Dey io 1959. 1\e
death atte.pt had left him
bliad ia laie ri,.t eye.
Sam von iac:lade hie wife.
Liaa; 2 aou, William of lil-
~. •d Alae of P .. la Val-
ley, Calif.; 3 d.aptere, ~ •.
Flora Hood of Rivec-llide. Mrw.
Jaoe Clark of lileM, l yo-
aias. ud Senna H .. ter, hi•
• a.epdaa sb t.e r.
World regatta coming here
The Newport Harbor Yadat Sr. reported ••• the Ruaaiana
C1ab will be boat _.uiaa •e may llnt • utry in nut
3n1 week or Aa .. at ror tile Aupat'a reptta, ud tlat a
warld cllM~Pioa ebip naatta to 10 boa&t wi II come from South America. of dle laltalaliooal Star Clau In a letter 10 the Ciey C..-
Y8dt Raciaa Ana. cit, he rcquaced • atloc~
'lllia a.-or wa a accorded to lion or t l.OOO, 1bt a .. a
NHYC •• naalt of *• Gold &mOUt aranted in 19,., sa. YiCtDt:J lut J•ai bJ Doe He ataled that the reaau.a
W• •4 Ida ... K•t.. or ia baponMt to the cl\Y "•d
LWe ltlt. NHYC wat tloa' ie will briaa a lu11 nwnb.r or
It" .rt.r Willi• Picbfa Yititon, iaa.madoo.t p.abli·
...W ..... lldp wia or ciiJ eM NCOI!Idlioo llaat *il
""· 11 •• o1 •• 011&~'-ci•a OJ II .,.. ...., ....... ..waa ,.,_ of ..........
larae:m ent or Chamber o ffi ce .
• Manaaer Jack Barnett re-
ported that th e C'b.nber IS
cooperauna wath "Gadabout
Public ation s" an the publica-
tion of "Do's and Don'ts of
Safe Boauna." wha ch wtll
also an clude info rm au on on
Harbor Area act1va u c~ and sa;-. ts eeanJ.
• Or. Norm an Loats, report-
ana for the Commodore s, an-
nounce d th e annual tcholar-
ahlp luncheon, to be held \1ay
21 at the Balboa Bay Club.
hono n na the A-averaae atu-
dents It Newport Harbor and
Corona del \4ar h1gh school s .
• Jam Berk&hue s&J d that
u cltets a rc on sal( fo r the
annual Comnodore s Bal l.
scheduled fo r June 18 at the
Balboa Bay Club.
• Fred Schoepe told of ha s
Uce planona proJect at s treet
ends from 24th SL to 36th St.,
WestNewport. and wu author-
ized to u s e Ch.,ber stauon-
ery to ask for donabons from
pro perty owners.
• PretadentHarth will tpeak
at a noon meeuna today, \4ay
20, tpontored by the Costa
Men C'b amber' 1 Greeter~ a t
Rancho Valley rettauranL
• Jack Barnett announced
that the phone wamina system
i 1 in effect, and merchants
are beina alerted an the event
of qaeationable aolici ton and
pbony cbecb spotted in the
area.
• City Mrm aaer Harvey
Hurlburt reported on the pro-
poe ed •u.ooo ••"•Y to be
made durina the nut fiscal
yeas in an effort to find a
ao lution for lbe partina md
traffic: problems in Balboa
and Newport.
• Jim Berkahire elicited
aome eecoarqina rcporta
from comnittee memben seek-
ina increaaed duel from a
aolccl.ed special .....,benhip.
• Pay Hubiaon, wom~a'a
division chaitman, who at-
~ ae Waabinttoa ~ ... u. or llae u.s. O.wnber,
ui4 lla.a a •ltjor i tall of d"-
caali• WM , •• u... of
worid lnda ••• -· ., ...
PtO•iaa illce••li•a& .....
lioeJ, •4 dial fila U.S. a._.
b.r eDdonad lr• wi_. Red au.. •cl ,.. al of ... eo.-
.... , r .. enedoa 1o *• Wodd
c..ta.~~r .
;;..---· -
LES ST AN WOOO, senior at
Corona del Mar High Schoo l,
will comoete May 27 in San
0 i ego tor the too or t2 e of
Sl,OOO an the ftnals of the
'3anlc of America ac hieveme nt
program . He was th e farst
place wtnner tn Area 5 COfr'-
petit ion earning a n award o4
$150. Other local winners
were Otana Janas of CJ._,
High and Scott Ma theson ot
Harbor Htgh, 2nd tn Iibera
arts and tn science and matr
resoec ttve ly; and Tom Hat>-
berd o1 Mesa High, 3rd an
science and ma th
Meeting set
on COM plan
0 . A. Armttrona. pre s•den t
of the Corona del \tar C'I Ylc
Aun .• has called a meeu na
for 7:30 p.m. Fnday. June 4.
a t the Youth Center for a dll-
cau ion of the \4urton Wi II so n
proposal fo r development
alona Coa l t Hwy.
Architec t Willlon and caty
plannana direc tor Jeny Ora..,.
dy trill describe the plan,
wbicb 1ncludes some baah
nae, and a town center at
Marpaerite Ave. and Coaat
Hwy.
lnvi ta uocu to parti c1pate 1n
the ditcuuion are beana aent
to lbe neiahborhood corrmun-
ity auociation in lmne Ter-
race, Harbor View H1 1l s,
g.Ofe C liffs . Corona H•ah-
landa, C ameo Shores and
Cameo Hiplanda.
I.L CLEAI·UP TilE
The city of Newport Beach
The p ro p o a l calls for
raz•n& the enu re 8-block area.
""''th the e1ccpuon of Karam's
rcatauranl, bounded by New-
port Bl vd., L afayette Ave .,
32nd SL and 28th SL Due to
the su ateaac loca t.Jon of dus
15-acre parcel. the pn ce for
acquiSition w1ll e1ceed the
cost per acre or C en tun C1 t)
and Bunker Hil l an Lo .V.-
ac les. But \1 r.Smath WI$ IU~
about bnnaan& an outsad( de-
velopers. Ftnall). he hat upon
"a O('-' concept an redevelop-
ment thro ugh pn vat( ana u a-
u ve ," pmv1d1nJ an an sw(r to
th e "everancreasln (!pre ~sure s
of relyan 1 nn led( rat anvolve-
mcnt." He VoC~uiJ flltm ~ de-
velo rment -=·•~Mallon of
e1a sungt•wner,, supplemented
v.het( nel (<i !>.ll"' b' local
an\e,t.•r'
~ath thl' thoulht an mand.
he and \It ~. Fandl(\ ~et out
to sell lhe ,ldll. Du11 n1 the
put vear thev have con tacteJ
each ol the -~ N C'I'etl\ o -.n·
et!t that wouiJ ti c aflected,
an an efltlll tn ..:•'nvtnce therr
w lllerall\ throv. an the11 lot
v.tth the protect. 1" date
The ,~ re!>adcnual lease-Devlan anav.ere d. ""u."
holder~ on Beacon Ba). at • Council allo\.ated Sl.OSO
annual land rentals of J55 to fo. fum1ture for the hfccuard
S!40 a year, paad a total of headquarters bc101 cooat:nact-
S\7 ,164 l ast year to J .A. ed near Newport Pter. Cour.-
Beek. de veloper of the water-clmeo Ooo Elder and Oee
front trac t. and bol der of the c~ok voted "no... ay•na that
c aty-owned land. The Cit)' re-•hen the project cost ro6e
ce•ved S5.9.:!1.33 of th1s from the e1 umatcd S50.000
amount from \tr. Bee~ u • ts ((1 Sb3.000, the\ v. e re told
nne-thtrd share . that fumature ,.,ould be pw~
L'nJer the nev. rate , the ''lded v.1thout addaUllnal c L
tntal annual land renta 1 ""' • C1t, \1anag(r H arve'
be S!~.J~~.s: up ~.11:n ': Hu rlburt saaJ that a coan-
The c tt\ ·, ~>h are v.al toe \~.-•rerat.cJ put1ng 1ate v.ou ld
I !R .l"' an mere a e '' s: .. t)( the mo •t renumcrtU\( :!0~.~~-me thtld ,,, hanJiang r~arkang
The on tt•nal le.tH "''t.t \1r .11 the !Mh L ~o.lt\ l••t 1n Bee~ "''' v.ntten an Ill=~ 1 •r ''""'i"'rl hrtn,an~ ar an an-:t; )earl>. and "'il' c'ten.le ... nual ne t 1n, .,...,c: ,,1 s: ~uu. 11r
an IQ 50 tll De~ 11, Ill\\~. st,~OO mMe lhllll ,.1th <ln .tl·
\jelo llataons hH lunher C:.i'e tt'ndant 11n Jut\ ( •un._1 au-
ext.cnsHm <Uc "''"' i-llll'l !! ~
()th(r I C"lH>n t.l .. en dUll'' f.
\klnua' evena n~·, adJ 1Uf'1e.J
mecunp 1n d ude ... lJlc It~, ....
an
• The: ln·ane ( •• '"•~ gntni-
C•I 11-reque•.a l"r ~ lll<.t'''
l"lliOh •n \Ia~ \rlJlur Blvd anJ
: ''" ( •,h t Hv.' '" the: tuwrr
'"'" ''' ''""'~·r. l en1cr nea r
the IP ane t 'a't t •unlf\
lh •rtzc.l ~ur .. na,c: •I IJlc ;>.ul.-
10~ !!ill' , .. , .. ''"" ~1"1 •l
s J ""()
• l •ur .• 1
"'P: •t •ell
B.H "Jr Pr
•rJc:r•1thc ;>aant·
turr "'"'• eh "" "''""c rl' •I \t.u-
•ne an.! J t.-r>.•rc\."
Ha' ''Je '"' ... ~ •
'"'"ere the
( ("I\ tc:. '
unJer C•'"' tru, tt •r n.• ;-o.u~ 'II!
,.,11 l>e roer-111e.t ••'l L"llhn
,,Je ••I fi,.,, Jc P• 1• th.t· (lui"' f he .1\'l'r••\ a ,. ~' grant-pro(lett\ o-.nct' contmllln ~ "'"'""'
a maJora t" of Che I ~lo. pa.n .. eh sos f F• h F h I •n volvcd have s•aned leuen or IS ry e p •nd1caunf. approval ol the
plan. Th( purpose 1'f the The ( <>~lJ \iesa-...,e wf'l>rt , , • ,
Tuesdav evenan a meeung Hartl(lf l.a(lns Cluh as !>end•n, ll' 1\tc\e I emn ~.,oo_ "
Will be ID OOfi VIn C( the o th ef!o lUt an \ l) ~-lCI OIJanl lltiOn ~ [)r fkmtt" ~~'""·•'" t>~-~4 <;
ID I II anJ 'ndl v1 '"·al" ant"r"s teJ 10 lnr th( \ia" \1r nn .. tJ ..:ontc't exerc:~se optaon!l e> ~e 1ng uu • • • 880, ~·•nte't Rc:g1,ua-out or purchasanc scncl tn wor~a na at the ~Oth annua!
th e corporauon thro uah dona-fa ~h fn . ~(I for June 'i anJ t> U•'n fron \ld\ ~11 t. .June-i ~~
una theu rroper". an Costa \1e a Parl. ( al'' l llllTic ra ~or. I ~'(It
\irs. F1ndlev has prepared "Th111 '' a v.o rth\ pro)e ct. 'C""flllfl Rlvd .. ( '''18R\1e,a.
·"-ach •·· ·'ate ha • "'rovaJeJ • Rand .:onte't eaa~>t(r studies •b•dl and1 cat( that "'" ..., u • ,.
the property 11 ulaed a t S5., some Sl63,000 for vouth and n1111 Wi th nom Raclla at <'' ta
oommunat\' bett.crmen L .... , s \ieu J ev.eln anJ luan . IRJR m•llaon, and that the aross ~e •-port BlvJ. 11nnual income .,ould be s 3.2 d ub preSident Carleton t Bu d) u. ars. • Ch 1IJren · l> pe 1 (l arad( -million. "'K' R 1 • Ci J c Volunt(eU arc asked to re-eJls ter at "'· p.m. une ~'· With mclnlcipal l anCbon port 1.0 Rod \4ac\1allaan's e~ 11nd adequate fin ancana. \k VICe &tataon. IQOI Placentu BADt4AM TALKS TODAY ~i th eauma.tea c:onsuucu on Awe .. Co &ta \4eu. !\hone b4~-"uemblvman Robert Bad·
could bc&tn ~ neu J anu&r) 27 !0. or to report to the re~ ham (R .• "'oewport Beachl w111
and could be compl eted ~· tOMe I booth dun na the fash spe ak at ., 30 p.m. toda).
the end or lqMa . fn 0 ° \1 ay 20. It the Olarle~ Te-
lf 11nd when th e ao-ahead Sre c1al events at the Fash W1nt le School. l :!24 "'1 . C ala-
•ere a••en, conttrucoon Frv anclude: fomu SL, Cosu ._.ua. The
would bea•n aimultaneooslv • Beauty conte'l -rea11-Costa Mesa unit of ROC u
on seven 5-atory .. ,,llaar-uatlO'ls are 10 be presented spontoo n na th( meetana.
Help fight smoking,-city asked
Will ttaac 6nc of iu penodic The C1ty Coctnc•l has been
~lean up Clllq)aipu on Balboa ultccl to remo•e etaarette
hland tbia week•d. May 22-vcndina maclunee from Ci ty·
23. General Serv1 ce Or rector owt~od propert}' 1n e•110rt
J.P. ~nderae baa announced. Beach.
~ecaa1 collecuocu of any-The reqaae:st baa come from
U.i.aa l men ce hfl. u -Or. Viac .. t Canoll or La.,_a
cl.cliaa butldana matanala, Beach. dlai•• of •• late.r-.m be aallaend '!! U.e hland A, .. cy Coucal oe Srwlolana
all•r• bar..• 12 and 4 •d Heala.
pohey of proh1bet1na •uch that the C'ah nf Ncwrort
mac binea. an d tn remove Reach hat. a srecral ()(WIC:em
ea•auna rnachtnea. . . fo r the health .. d we lfare ~
"llle eYidence clearly 1ta c atuena
sho..,. that 1m0k1na 11 de fi-.. _.. t•A 1 • ....... e caaare -• e aa •· natcly haled &o many cbrontc va•lablc ., rnanou and tbw a
...... ,. afteme>OII "llld 7 •d "Ower a yau ha paaaecl
11 ...., -.oanta. ai•~ tha ..,..._ ..... ,
So ..... dlat trip 10 •• ,.,on oo -'i.aa •d llauldl
-..,. •• aea llaat 1uk o.t to waa ~~i•a4.." Dr. Canol\
yo.r .-,cny Uae bf 7 ua. 1f1!DIIl· Now ... _. •..,...,..
S.d.Q. It'll M a Wa boo.t pna-. .... re~ .. ~CJ of
10 JOW ...... ca....... e,.art ............ w ha
aad acate ducaaca arnona preweet theu 1Jtcaal u le.
edlllt.a. Ou"tct aclioa aeema
Yl\aJ," • Make fi e •hilt ancon-
Or. Canoll aai4 6at chm•n-
atloa o f d aant.. ~d.oa
~-• • .,....ic Pf'OIICr\Y ...,.,d;
• Orwaatac:alty _....uiae
........ of-uta.
• • ~.-aaeft4tiace
••n•e nce of obtant••l ctpr-
enu rrom other .ourcu
aafficieet rca.oe fot many
••Ill 10 •tat twice abo.t .........
1M leuar will come 10 llae
·~-~ *• 11 C.-cil .... .., .......
agrt'e'Rcnt hetv.een the t.tJUnt'
d1 J the: lr,ane r "'all !ol. ur
l•>r C\[le..teJ arpr "dl t>, the
O.,t.ste LdnJ, ( lltTHna' '"'n nc\ 1
· ··n u
',.a:" e'pntt'J lh.stlhe
Jf'l''"' .t l v.dl oc .s 'li .Jitc:r ••I
r"ullne dt lh<' ~"''lll:l.,.,a.•n
me.:un~ Tl·en one 1•or( rnu-
llnc: tte.,. "'•1. n.s\t: ll he
J''"""'"J ••f apr>Jn\al ll\ the
State \uprernt' ( nurt 10 a
lncnJh .. uat ll• .JetcMime
fana l lcg.sl1t\ ••I th e lan d
'"' ap
"" arpro \lrr die lime table
o l l pper Ha' Je..,clopmen t
"'a' g1 ~en bv Rill \11:1l>on.
VIle r rc-,aJent ,,f It e lrvan e
( ,.h(• ha , been lhe 1..()
uf11~cr ••t the com[ldl1\ an the
len¥th' pl.tnnm~ -anvnlvan1
the \&f\ an~ mt.cre't' ''' ~It\
.... unt\. 'tate .a.nJ reJerai
aaenca e '
h r .. t rrnJC:d .. he 'aad. ,., a
""''' Le~t. lt' J eterm1ne
J redgtng J1 fftcuiUe!>. Thu. '"
n b matcd to take 6 month t.
and cost from s~s.ooo w
5~0.000. The ne11 s tep, hope-
fully unde1 way by the end of
thas yeat,u to cbedae fill o,n-
to the county lrmds tn the
Upper Bay betna traded wath
the: l rv•ne Co. These are to
be raJ sed w a foot a bove
mean haah u de w l~~> ''' be
Jed ared nu Iunger needed for
fa !>.hana. nava gaunn anJ ~om
mer'-e ~~ the ame tame the
m11 n channe I ot the l pper Ba)
v.d he opened t~· un J'-eraac
v.JJt.t. uf 800 lcel b' tha~
JrcJ (!.In g. One 'cdr •~ e~ll
m atcJ a' th e ume fM tha ~
phase, v.na .. n ha ' tl.l be ~:om
pleted betMc the (\Ch ilnge
11f Jeeth het"'een the coun '-"
and the Jr,ane <'••
Th c:n "'all Cll'Tl e the ha I an t e
If the J rcdgtng rrogram
tal ... nt lrnm : ll> " \car' de·
renJJn~ •r the '' rc: .. : "''"
\1r \1a,.,r ,,~,... The anJ th.t!
h.aJ ~en Toll ,eJ "' 1-foHlt lr\c:l
n••" "l 'l he bn•u [lh t ur b• 1(1
w ; : fe.: at>."'" ~ean ha &h
t1Jc-I 1tllng tn par~ .sre .t~
.tnJ .:re.stlnjl the l Cl rn v.an g
.:1" anne "''' ht: n ... luJc-J an
th , ftr" ph "'c:
\1r \1a't'n e'lt'Raled UlJt -
'Tit !11nn ~ullt, '11:J, o~l dtrt
v.1l Ita' r I•• "c-• \cJ ,t l d
..:o '-1 ,,, ~ ~. '()(1,01111 I •rq ~·'m
rrcfl.t.tl Jnel •r•1 cnt' an th e
l ;>per Aa\ "I • br ho•at repa1 r
'arJ, and .,.,ann.t' he: 'a1d
tlnu .. m~ develurrnent' w1 ll
,·,•me later
lat\ ~anaaer Haf\e \ Huri-
~Ht and pu bl1 'At>rl.. ~ lltrH-
tLll Jr•e l)( ... la n rev1 e"ed th e
l pper Ba) <>atuatJ••n . f'arucu-
larh "'llh ret-pe~.t to par\.
areas. In add1uon en th ( maJor
oounty p arl an the Bad: Bay
area, there are the follo Wlnl
3 locations
• T•o a cres a t the e1ten-
11oo of 23rd SL, West Upper
Ba~. w1th 400 fcct nf wate~
front.. e s timated coi l o f d~
velopment, Sl5,000, annual
miUnlenancc cost, 54,000;
annual revenue-. S:!.~.
• Pour 1nd a half acre•
bclov. the \.al u~ Or promon-
tory . lies t Upf'er Ray. wrlh
600 feet of ""'l terfmnt. ~.000
to de velnr . ••.soo annual
tniUnte.nance . S2. 7 SO Al!nual
revenue.
• Ria Canyon Part. at
U~1 Bay, 70 acres, l,UU
fee & of waterfront; 81 ,700.000
to de velop, .. 0.000 MM~al
m .. ntenan«. tllO.OOO -.aal
utcomc.
"The fint 1 woeld b. citr
puh. Jo.nMictMa ower lit
C lft)'Ofl .... IIOt .... Mttled.
COWtci1 •r.c-.4 •• citr ..... u liD ........... ..
•alyah o( .. Ull(lltit ...
putt •4 .. ~ ...... ....
.... ol ......... . _., ............ ..
I
IRPOIT ._...,. 111•
AliT EllUl--'•% THURSDAY, JMY 2D •. lt55
mDA DB. IWt," CALIF.
TH£ HARBOR AREA'S OFFSET N£FSPAP
Off ice and prlllliQI plaat io c~ Etwlso Boildl"',
2721 E. Coa l Hwy., CorollA del Mat Calif. -9262S.
T£L EPIION £: 67J.OSSO (Area CoJe 714)
T HE NEW O'RT HARBOR ENSIGN is tiM! only newspaper printed
and published 1n ch~ Cily of Newpon Beach, and the only locally
owntod and upl'l"ated newspaper in the Newport Harbot--Costa MeN
Arf'a. Publis hed weekly, on T hutsday. Second class po81ase paid
ot Corono dPI M81, Calif.
THE NEWPORT HA RBOR ENSIGN Was adju~ed to be a new•·
pilper of l{<'n~>ral circ ulation by court d~1ee No. A-20 178 date d
May 14 19'i I, 1n Sup~lor Court for the County of Orange, State o f LaiHor~ia, dOd by ruM>n thf'rt•of '"' qualified to puhliab all public
notice" rl"quar~>d by law, ... Owner and Publisb~r
. . .. ..Associate Editor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
\RVO L HMPA .
PEG IIAAP~
In lllllbor Arf'a:
Out of llarbor Arc-a.
One ye•. $4.00; 2 yeara, 17.00
One ~-. $5.00; 2 ye81s, $9.00
<Jiue .ftllj ~ .!lop
,.,._ I . K..,.. • .,.., ..4 ,. ... .._ ef ........
A SUGCEmOI .. EIIE lOT TO SPEIO IOIEY
l trus t that the Ci ty Council will not vote to spend $2,000
of our tax money ''to bring a large number of visi tors" to
the Ci ty of Newport 8each .
A problem that pl agues the City Councd and the ci ty staff
is how to hand I e the number of visitors we are getting rl gh t
now. The City Council is about to spend about $15,000 for a
traffic s tudy in an effort to solve the dangerous traffic tie-up
that hits us on peak week-ends, which no doubt wil l be every
week-end from now on through summer. To spend some more
money to br~ng •n more people to add to the al ready perilous
situation would be the height of folly.
The reQue st for the S2,000 IS betng 'Tlade by the NewPOrt
Harbor Yacht Cl ub, which will be hosting the ..world cham·
PIOnshiP regatta of the International Yacht Ract ng As sn. n
August. ~HY C deserves congratulatiOns for th ts great honor,
but tax 'TlOney does not go wtth congratulations. I can
think of other events eQually oeservtng -the L ons Club
Lobs ter 1ake, ~ewPOrt HJrbor to ::nsenada Yacht Rd ce,
Fltght of th e Snowbtrds, th e :vm'Tl9dores :>and cas tle con-
te s t, and many '!lOre all ot Nh• ch a so could be l•n •ng up
in front of the ca sh regtster n :·ty Ha ll if th 1s reQuest •s
gran ted.
• • •
RECOIIEIDED REAIIIG FOR U.S. CHAMBER
A report on the U.S. Chamber of Commerce con vention 1 n
Washington , D.C., was g1ven to the Newport Harbor Chamber
directors Monday by Fay Ha rbison, president of the women's
di v•ston of the local Chamber. And she rePO rted correctly
that it IS shock1ng to learn that the U.S. Chamber •s asking
tor trade w1th Red Ch1na. EQually shock ing IS the U.S.
Shamber's reQuest that the Connally reservatton to the World
Court treaty be el1m1nated.
Both recommendations tmoly that when we deal with Red
::hrna , and w•th Red Russta, and Ntth world government 1n
general we are on cor"VT1on ~roun d as to respect tor •nterna·
tiona! aw sanct1ty of treat es sovere•gn n ghts of nattons,
Jn j 'h.l v•dual rqhtS )f C t1zens. And f not ')n Cl)ml"lon
Jrounc lt east th~?•e <.the nooe that ::l...,...,un•str s ~eltoN·
tr'I':J HId Jn ce •ru s ted t"' 1 ve uo to :reaty orom• ses.
lna<>ec "Y JJ an ·,1St he :otnl"lun,sts to oe Jomrr.u-
,. sL1" Jnd !or th se ,..,. "'JY N snfully t~Hn< ~therwtse ;
tron1 y •ecorr-renJ "'e •eaatng ..,, 'he bo'l ~ 'iy :nat nar"'le,
Nntten by J r. -rec ,ChNJrz .,eJ~ ..,. •ne ~n,.s tt an An tl-
otrmllnisn-> Sru<,.1Je. ·• r. hNJ rZ SlyS, .. ;, '1 rle S!'nse,
me ,.,mun1sts ~Jn :n !r'.;,\<>r:l. ~1-Jey na ve -.tJted the1r tnten-
'IJOS, the~r bei1PIS ,,J ''""n rre " ""e thotJs n o1a1 n, unm•s-
:..J(au e >H"l rds 1n r> Jflt'/ .vt·w.Jge ~hr. N•JII':J 'Her. And they
• Jn or !r JS~Cd t, 1?11 "' ~tlr<,e .,te'lt•-:;ns ;nceas1ngly. ''
~h.., r t 1ert ;e "',riJ w:ue t '"' '1 ternat1onal com-
m , N~ .. 'Te.,n<. lPStr~ t ' r 'lJ'V' 1uJ I •berty , sup-
'I ('
t t j t 1' 1'
~ct .
' '" 11 r """ '1t :;1 f • r o te ~rooerty , and
, 1 e , 'f•lnnl •h r;ugn ut tht: >~?r .l.
• · , ;e: " 11 ·, .. t-r, -.J'1 s"~l J• ers and oos ervers are
or>.,, t ·! ., 1 ~t•11r--ty t " :orr"'u'liSlS. NhO a re be1ng
J,.< r•oj Ot oy.•r -•·!,.. 11.1 J'ld Oe.l O.JSS a. And that we
'lcl>'C , ~.,. ,'1 •> ::;ase JS! ~" .,. o>s tn~ )U r shores -•n
':uoa, N'IIC' 1s ::>e 'l.:l !:icl<.•e1 by 0e~ 0 ;s:;, 1 . .\nd that th1s
.:ommun <,l HlC~'r n ttl~;> Nester"' >4r .. ,.s::>here s 'lOw s eelc •ng
~o tnfest the Jam, ca11 oeoubl r;. 'A'ld ~'lat thiS com,.,un1st
')UbVerSt"'n :'ll' VPI lhf> NCJrld S Oe ng 1Urthered by trddtng
N11tl thr tr ee r?un tr~es by th e Nheat deal between our qcr
1ernMen t Jnd ~eo q ,s., a, by the sh•o~""ents of food and sup-
r:-1 1 es to Prd Cht na fr;m f nglancl.
Communism, Nht crt cannot even feed 1 ts own people, would
have collapser1 long ago If it were not for the food, money,
and goods furnished by private enterprise efforts 1n the ca·
oital ist countries.
The u .S. Chamber used oersuasive sales talk in explain-
•ng its stand for tradu.g with Red China· "poliflcal friend-
shiP can be developed th rough trade relat1ons; businessm en
can thus serve as an exPedi tionary force fo r freedom."
Closer to the truth is the statement that such businessmen
are mak 1ng insta llment oayments on the rope that will one
day hang them.
The U.S. Chamber should certainly know that they can
•rust the ~,.ommun•s ts to be communists. It is important that
;. <ty Harbi<.on 'lOw th tS too, because she is vice--principal
n our htgh school diS tri ct and next year will be the dis·
'rtct's dtrector Jf nstructtonal services.
• • •
HISTORY REPEATS
flllto~t Miss. l lfww••IM C•••fy Tl•••
Kttlll\' I• II \'be-n 11tr c•utc-nry ~arne dependent upon
1hr •t.tlf· .u11f no"' rn.,ny people an afraid to open
thcU' aoout ll~ lx t o~u!>C \\ Jshmgton mi~Jht cut them oR.
THIN. AIOUf.JT Arll ..... (Tn••) JH,...,
Go•.-t"mmcnu tht'msch~s do not produce freedom. P~
fJI<' havf" tO wrest fll:'t'dom from ~~mmenu. Af~r they
Kcurc frffdom, it i.1 :11\ ~ndlru ~sk tO rc:u.in it.
llU I'ONSIIIUn LOST u ... (OW.) Newt
If ~ irldividuaJ is ~ lo bt-li<'\.'f ht-tJ not tOtally
rt'tponllOJr (or hit actioN. hit XbOIU 1000 will ~
t.uptyit~ ,
JOANNE JORGENSEN,
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs . E~
win Ga ric, 408 62nd SL, New-
po rt Shores, is Zon ta girl for
Ma y at Newport Harbor High
School. She is treasurer of
the lnterclub Council, head
cheerleader, li fe member of
CSF, mem ber of Gi rls league
cabinet, studen t court, GAA,
Pep Club and of the French,
Sailing and Business clubs.
She has been active in Gi rl
Scouts fo r 11 years and now
is a Mariner Scou t. She re-
ceived the freshman service
award and thi s month was
named winner of the Panhel-
leni c scholarship awa rd. This
fa ll she will enter the Uni ver-
sity of California at Irvine
and maJO r in math.
TOO MAHY VISITORS
Publt~oher of the Enstgn
Thank vou for ~our stand on
the 'lewport t:"ree~ay. It
~ould ru1n th1s drea.
\\e .llready have more VI •-
tors than ~e need, and those
wh o are ba ck1ng the Freeway
must be do1ng so only through
greed.
Please count' on our sup-
port 1f we can do anyth in g t.o
help'" ths s fi &ht.
Yours truly.
Dr. and \trs. J .C. \toodey
San Be mardtno and
'lewport Be ach
"PEOPL E'S POTT AGE,.
Publisher of the F..nsaJll
Wtth reference to an arttcle
taken from the Oucaao Tn·
bune Servtce, by Rep. Otto
1-.. Pa sman of Lou1s1ana,
headed "ROAD TO SOC"IAL·
IS\f P \ VFO HY JOIINSO:--.."
whtch <lppeared 1n another
'1.l('er \tay 1., JQ6 5.
< nngre sman Passman ss
nne nl the most ded1cated
.:onscrvauve !> 1n the House
and 1 !> Jevtlled tu the puncs·
rle nf conslltullonal govern ·
men t, as well a:. a mo t V(lCI-
Ie rClu~o ~·pponent of the r rof-
lt gale spend1n1 c uned on 1n
Wa~ohtn gton wsthout tn te rruf'-
tton s1nce the Roosevelt <\J-
mtnt suauon. llts arti cle de-
~erves sen ous C~)n stderatton
by all wh•• .ue Interested tn
reuuntng thetr lreedom10. He
.. hould re ce 1 ve our encourage-
W11l and Peg Foster of Bal-
boa Is land found taJttng 1t
easy 1n Palm Spn nas -JUS t
what the doctor ordered. • • •
A new 1dea 1n checltt n& 1nto
London. . .Chuck and Dee
\tasters .. who ltve 1n Ch1na
Cove. have uaded theu home
for one 1n London and are
husthna theu younasters,
Tina and Charles Jr., alona
wt th Ti na's &ood friend, Cyn-
thta Hoyle of Cameo Shores,
off for the summer JU St as
soon as school 11 out. . ~nd
of course they plan a glor-
IOUII tour of Europe. • • •
Whtle Dan OJuenheim of
E.a st Bluff packed hu cut-
'"' equ1pment .-.d beaded
for the I and of l.tout in the
St ertas. hi s w1fe Carol and
Sall y Greaory of Harbor Hiah-
landa headed '" another di-
rection to La Jolla wt th
the11 tonnaa aeu.
• • •
Before the momenta of deci-
sion beain and \tari<WI Ber-
acaon of Wcstcliff rilla ber
position on Che Newport Ele-
mentary Sebool Board, tO
which ahe was recently cleo-
ted, ahe .nd ber husband
Outb and 1helr younaacan
are arabbina e .. ry bit of va-
cauon time &bey ""· •. it
wu a bot Palm Sprinaa for
tbem lut weekend. • • •
Twtftty-fh• J•••!. . .it
JUil couldll't be. •• blat dHt.re
lt wu aere bdoN •em. .. a., Md I.Mraille s.t• of
tt.w Hi ... l ... ...t Alrley ..... Millild ...... ., •• , __
SAN DY SKIDMORE, daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. Clyde
Skidmo re, 2104 Wallace SL,
Costa Mesa, is the Zonta
gi rl for May at Costa Mesa
High School. She Is vice-pre-
sident of GAA , vl ce-president
of the concert choi r, member
of madrigal singers, staff
member of the Pegasus II ter-
ary magazine. She has been
in school musicals all 4
years, and sang leads in her
sophomore and senior years.
She has been named most
talented senior gi rl and won
the Bank of America achieve--
ment award In music. Next
fa ll she wi II enter the school
ot Music at Bay lor Uni ver-
sity, Waco, Texas.
'Tlen t and rr a• se.
1iomeho ~. tn .. onne~:.uon
~1th the arucle I am forced
to recall the ~ord s tlf Garet
Ganell, who wa~ eJ1tonal
wnter of many "f the great
eastern papers and ma gazine
Junng lhe :-o:ev. Deal years,
tncludtng Saturda:y Fventng
Post. vf wh1ch he was ed1tor
'" chtef before he d1ed tn
I Q 54. In h 1 s book wrt tten 1n
1938, "The Peoples Pot-
tage," the fus t paragraph
be gtns, "There are those
wbo thmk they are hold tng
the pass aga1n s t a revoluti on
that may be comang up the
road. Bu t they are &azing '"
the wro ng direction. The re·
volution '' behind them. It went by tn the Niaht o( De-
pres sion, SIOIJn& sonas of
freedom."
In the concluston of the
book he states; "th e slopes
are steep and banen. !'lo
enemy is v1s1ble. The enemy
1s 1n yourself. for th1s may
be named the Peak of Forti-
rude. What you have t.o face
1 s that the cost of savsng the
Republic may be e:t uemely
h1 gh. It could be relauvely
as h1gh as the cost o r settJng
1t up tn the fi rs tplace,when
lo ve of polt u cal hberty was
a mi ghty passton, and people
were w1lhng to dte for tL .. "
So the land 11 ou rs ,( we
can take it? 't\e need no pro-
phet to tell us that. No doubt
the people know th ey can
msula. . .as they attended
th etr 25th high school re·
un1on w1th other Fa1rfu
alumn1 at the Statler Hotel
Saturday laaL • • •
The AFS/CDM hiJh school
Student Committee wtll be
swin&tn' thia weekend. They
have invited all the student
commi tteea and APS stu-
dents to aather at the Cameo
Shores home of Jimmy 1nd
Hazel Ray for a bar-b-que and
pot luck. Molly Muon and
Bruce Ol~nder. both of Cor-
ona del Mat, wbo ate e&-
chainnan of the COM com·
nti ttee, will act aa ho s t.a.
Jinwny and Hazel don't 11t
lona. .they ue mwna
plans for a June tat trip tO
the wonder city, San fran-
CIICO. • • •
Shoppina and JUil a aood
oid fubioned aab fest were
the order or the day when
Gretchen \tower of Palm 0..
aert viaited wtth her dauah-
ter, Joan Winbum, and ber
fnaly in Irvine Terrace tbia
week. • • •
"Hopwoodl ulan ciudad
de Mesico y eatan t.ounloa
moy •erde I Qui etol muc*oa
cwioa, eomen mucho1 &aeol,
encbiladaa, frijoloa, Bl eol
•• m.uy cah..-.te -90°. v ..
moe a aadlu cau tdlal .. ,
Palacio dta Muilllili• 1 C....
Iotta. Palacio de MuJco de
Nacioa•l. con pictna .. , .,.... • Deip .........
Uaiftttjct.l • Mluco, ,..,.
.................. u
1 .......... , c.
ZON T A Gl RL for May at Cor·
ona del Mar High School is
Sally Christine Swift, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Swift of 205 Abalone Ave.,
Balboa Island. She Is AFS
secretary-treasurer, Gl rl s
l eague vi ce-presldent, mem-
ber of GAA, senior honor so-
ciety and the tennis, track
and softball teams. She Is
foster sis ter of Robin Lane,
th e AFS student from Mel-
bo urne, Australia. Sall y has
been active in Gi rl Scouts,
National Charity League
Ticlctockers, and YM CA, Trl-
Hi-Y, servi ng as president
th is year. She plans to at-
tend UC at Santa Barbara to
study for a career as history
teacher.
---
have theu Republic back sf
they want 11 enouah to fi &ht
for 1 t and to pay th e pn ce.
The t>nly po1nt 1s that no
leaJer has yet appeared with
the courase to make them
choose. To wh1 ch I say Amen!
F very Amen can should read
th1s book, wh tch can be bought
at any Am en can Op1n1on book.
store or through the Book-
matler, 30 Price Street.. Lin-
den. N.J. (Sl.OO).
To quote J . B. \1atthews: "I
cons1der The People'a Pot-
ta&e the areates t book of
th1 s aeneration ... " which
tn my opmion is puttin& it
rruldly.
Bob Duaan
Newport Beach
FROM THE BIBLE
Con11der what I say; and
the Lord JIVe thee under-
standin& '" all thtnas.
Remember that Jeaua Cbriat
o ( th e seed of Dav1 d was
raiSed from the dead accord-
'"' to my aospel: Wheresn I suffer u ouble, as
an evil doer, even unto
bonds: out the word of God
1 s not bound.
Therefore endure all
thin&s for the elect's sakes,
that they may also obtain
the salvation whi ch is in
Christ J esus with eternal
alory. Second Timothy : 2:7·
10 .
mucho p sto, \1U1Iyn and
J ack." • • •
The tapes of the adventures
\1argueute Tuatin or Balboa
hland and her brother, Los
Anaelea utili Paul Gibbons,
were bavina while on the
Stella Polaria Cruise were
juat a little too much fot
aiater Zoe Smith, also of Bal-
boa bland. . • She ia join·
ina them in Paris, juat u
fut .. abe can aet there. • • •
Thia weekend tbe Shalimar
Tri Hi Y Club will preaent a
fashion aho w modelina "Pun
Pa abiooa" Ia teaL . .UDder
the direction o( preaident
Donna Loud of Corona del
Mar and •ice president Heidi
Winburn of lmne Terrace.
Sally Hayton or Corona del
\1ar will act aa commentator.
She and her aiater and bro-
1her alooa with her pa.renu,
Don and Lu•ena Hay&oo of
Corona del Mar, will aooa be
leuina for a holiday in
Europe. • • •
Ted and CarolJll Olaen of
Balboa hland hu e rcaaon 10
be prood. •• aoa Deuia, wbo
attenda CDM bllll adaool.
jut ncehtd die Nali•-'
Oold Medal for art wott eo-
&entd ie the Nadoaal Sdto-
laadc W•ann.e. tlla wort
hal be• 011 dieplay a& Blill·
loeb do"IO" Md wiU
aow IOilf •• U.S. • • • n. • atri•a ..-4 ,., flaaen '11l• JL ,,._.. ef •• u-.., w~u ,.. ...
(Cotll-tt .......
straight
TH1 SUPIIMI LAW
ly Tom Ander1011
An age-old ma:cirn which will ntver btt
outdated is The Coldf-n Ru~: Do unto pth-
rrs as you would have them do unto you.
8i1t The Golden Rule-should not ~ miscon·
atrued to mean fotttd ~uality or sha~-tht·
wc-ahh. If \'OU are a person of good will and ho~sty, you don't want to IX' hcl~ un~ss
you a~ willing to he-lp )'Ourttlf.
Th«-G~at Soci~ty proclaims that it is hu·
manitarian and moral t~ help otMrs, accord.
• ing to the-ir nttd, JO ~ can all bt-corM equal.
Is it? Is it right for the statt" to do what it is
"'rong for the individual to do? Moral law is
natural l;~w, Whe-n natural or mor.tl lllwi
a~ broken, ltOUble results. Thr Golden Rult•
is probabl) our most uni\~n.ally rnpected
moral law. Rut it is a fr~ will, ~oluntal)·
prC'ct'pt. It ~' not state-tha t ~ou wlll btt
fort'ed to do unto othe-rs aJ )'<XI \\ould ha'r
oth~n do unto )OU. We wppotc'dly belie\'e in
The Ten Commandments. One of them Y)~.
"Thou ~ah not ateal" When a dictatorial
~<Wrmmt-nt takes by foru from a worku
to give to a shirk~r. that is st~aJing. The
Great Socit-l)• is the greatest thief of modern
times.
FACT •..
Govt-mmt-nt does not and cannot create
Cn-at .Societin. Individuals create great so-
cie-ties, not vice-versa. Th~ onl y great ~i~
tif'~ in history ha,·e been frt'e societies in
which the indi\'idual had maximum rillhts
and pri,·il~s and was the master, not tht-
c;erYant. of gcl\'l'mment.
f !ffdom. whil~ Cod-((iH·n. dot's not prr·
llt'tuate itK'If. There is onh onf' ~nt Gi' r r
-and that is God, not ~"f'mment.. Co\•.
t>mi'llC'nt ~nn 8t\'t' \'Ou nothinr but what it
lakl*s from IOJMbcd)• cl~r. A g'O\'\"mment bit(
t>nough to gi"l' you ~el)thin )Ots want i.s
bi~ coou~h to take t\"CI)'thinK )OU\'\" I(Ot, in·
dud ing your fl'l'l'dom. CIO\emm('nt is not a
creator, but a parasitt'. C~'t'mm~nt can bt-
a good friend. or )"OUr wont t~my. Cio"~m
IIK"Ot must bC' atudid, und.-ntOtJCI, l>artiCi·
patt'd in :.nd cont rolltd by thr peoplr, t'l'l(' it
may becoult' not tht• f'C'ff."rct' it i~ uppcxd to
be, but a tyrant. (;o, ermn~nt ~1uuld kaH·
us alont', as long as "" are not har1nin~~: our
frllo'\ man.
... FICTION
A French t-conotui\1 said : "llw-&tate iJ thl'
gn-at ht cion through \\hich r'~r)'OM :u -
tr mpu to li\t at thr t'XJX'n'l' of f"'t>I)Orlf'
t-11l".'' That is also a ~ de-finition of Fed-
e-ral Aid. F.ven1hing must ~ paid for, d tht'r
in material or p$\"Chic com. Thcrr u no ,.uch
thing as a fre-e lunch. The go\C'rnmt'nt hu
no authority and no ritJht. comtitutional or
ntherwi'it", to prO\ tdr anrbod~· \\ ith ( n-e-dmn
from fc-:u . fn-cdom from \\:tnt. frt't'dorn from
docto~ and hospital bills, fre-edom from un-
t'mplo\'nlt"n t.
Christ "'a' not a Socialist. Chri" belie\W
in thr profi t moti\C• He rec()i(nird that
th~ mrn had difTt'rc·nt taiC'nh and ~bili1ic-'
in ,·an in~r d<'\trt't'S ~lilt' ~(:lined more talt'nl\
~~ch what 1lwv had. a nd thtV \H·rr ~ward.
ed with more talrnls Ho'"-'H r. Christ took
.1\• "' thC' talrnl of tht' man \\ ho did no1h10sr
:10d ~·"" it to thf' m.\n \\ho had trn talt·nt•
He ltlOI.(rallll:llrd tho'Jt" "'Ito prohtrd
OUTGOING PRESIDENT Mrs. W.W. Root, di'y evening, May 21, wtten the Ladles
in the plaid dress, hands over the gavel Auxiliary to th e Veterans of Foreign
to president elect Mrs. Alfred Briggs to Wars join in an 8 p.m. dual Installation
the approval of the new senior vi ce pre-with the men's organization at the Amerl-
sident, Mrs. Harold Hohl, at left, and the can l egion Hall. Mr. Briggs will likewise
new junior vice president, Mrs. James be install ed as Veterans' president. <En-
Torrens, at right, a s she will do this Fri-sign photo.)
Grandmothers get a treat
The Newport Beach Grand-
mothera Club Charter -*lq
waa entertained at their \tay
meeun1 by the Edison Com-
pany of Hunlin&ton Beach.
Lynn Bi cket aave a talk on
modem l1ghtina for the tnter-
ior and for the elterior of
homes. Sile demonsuated
w1th alides the benefit of
proper electric liabtin& on
human eyeai&bL The com·
pany also served lun cheon
cooked electrically. ~rs.
Glenn Oyaart, auilled by
\trs. fred Lawrence and Mra.
Don Cameron, used a sprina
theme m decoratin& the
luncheon tablea. u11n1 amall
colorful Maypoles. The pre-
sident. Mra . Louis Sc>eilbera.
welcomed two new membera,
~ra. J . De Camp and Mta.
Alexander Steele, who were
installed by Mrs. Ruuell
Van Marter.
At laat month's meetina at
Vi !Ia Marina, Mra. J amea Ke-
veaster and \1r,. Rusae I
Bauaert became membera.
The nelt replar luncheon
and meetina of 419 will be at
Villa \4arina, Jwte 10.
OPERATIONS OFFICER
JCMMS BANK STAFF
Georae R. Wallera hu been
named operationa offi cer a t
the Newport Beach branch of
Bank of Amenca, it i1 an-
nounced by \tanaaer f red K.
Schoepe.
~r. Walters comes to h1 s
new poll from the Olapman-
Valley View btanch 1ft Garden
Grove, where he has been
auistanl cashier sihce 1962 .
He Joined Che bank rive years
aao.
He wu born 1n Ohio, at·
lended hiah school in Lona
Beach and baa furthered his
education a t the Amencan
lutitute of &.nkina-
~now open m e Sa 1981 OtARLE ST.,
CXISTAMfSA ~
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FOR LADIES •4 GEMTL!MEM
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Churcli WSCS holds banq uet
...... ....... SocietJ or
Ouhdu S.mce or Clbiet
O.te* by dte S.a la C•tral
NettpOrt "•lei dte -.et mo-
*•..,.•lbter buq~~et May lS
at lhe cluarch. I
Mra. Morau Lowery waa
dlaim•. Mn. hmea Lim-
bert. wife of lbe paat.or, waa
mielren of eeremoniea for
lbe propam, wbicb included
folk ainaer Pat S.dera u d
a commu.oity aiaa led by the
oraaniat, Mra. May Driver.
Mra. Donald Drowell pve
•• eo .. t to •• .__...,,,
.ad Delyaa Bi••••aer led
dle toaet to dle eo*"'· 1\e
bleuiaa ucl bnecllctioa
wwe aivea bJ Mra. Huolct Aribu,,
Q,raaaea were aiveo to Mra.
Emma Weetherford, aae 96,
the oldest molber, Mn. Wil-
liam Maaabura, 23, the yount-
••t mother; Mn. Howltrct
Wooda u a and Mra. Robert
Headl, with lbe molt child6eo;
and Mra. Virainia Allen of
Pomonlfor farthell di1tanco. --·-··------------4PORT
ACAIEft AWAD
.II Ell
PETER USTINOV
PLUS:
TOM AND J ERRY
MOW .THIU TUESDAY
et the
NEW AND BEAUTI PUL
PORT THEATRE
• Geo. Mahari a
• Dana Andre wa
• Rjc:hard Baaehart
• Anne Francis
--~ fffil llUII IUM lllmU~ ~no brn Mrs. Rocklin James Berschneider is th e former Ronell
Femcase of Shore Cliffs. (Arseoe Studio photo)
Ferncase-Berschneider
vows are exchanged
Ronell Femcase and Rock·
lin J amea Beuchneider n ·
chanaed vows at Our Lady
of Mt. Cannel durin& rites
performed by the Rev. Ralph
Harvey. The Mi tchell Boys
Sinaers •ana the Nuptial
Mau.
Parenla of the bn de are
\ir. and \1rs. Richard J. Fern-
case, 336 Mom ina Canyon
Rd., Sho re Cliffs. The bride·
p oom t s the son o f \ir. and
Mu. Warren Berschneader of
San Dieao.
The bride, aiven in mar·
riaae by her father, v.ore a
Biancht &own of whate peau
de soi e, appltqued with seed
pearls. A double crown held
her allusaon veil. and she
carried a bouquet of whale
roses.
Turquoise chiffon aown s
and chrysanthemum bouquets
were aelected for the bri de's
entouraae. Miu Lynn Pem-
cas e was her 111ter's maid
of honor. Bridesmaids were
Ma.rpe Femcase and Patty
Femcaae, 11aters of the bn de;
J ill Barbow ot San Prancu -
co and Harriet Ruuell of
San Oieao.
Attendina as best man was
Minot Person. Ushers were
Ron Prest. Bill Gutse, Bill
T aylor and Gary Sch ~ed.
Micha el Femcaae, brother
of the bnde, was rin& bearer.
Richard Pemc ase, also a
brother of the bode, served
Mass. \1arao l Daniel cucul a-
ted the auest book.
Therecepoon and breakfas t
for 200 auesu was held al
the Balboa Bay Club.
The youna couple met while
auendina San Otego State
Colleae. They are now mak·
ana thetr home an Hollywood.
DOIAL IUICAI •vEl
lEW PIIILCO •nES
Dr. Donal B. Duncan of
Cameo Shores, assas tanl
aeneral manager of Aeronu-
t:ront c Oiv1s1on of Pttilco
CorporatJon. has auumed
adcbuonal respon51bali ties
as actin& dtre ctor of Aero-
nut:ronac' 1 applied research
laboratonea, at u annoa.m ced
by J ohn B. Lawson, Pbilco
vace president and aeneral
manaaer of Aeronutronac.
Dr. Duncan replaces Dr.
Lloyd P. Smtth, former direc·
tor of the Applied Research
Laboratories, who has left
the company. Dr. ()W\can has
been wt th Aeronutrontc sance
1959. and became assastanl
manaaer in 1962. He ts a mem-
ber of the board of uustces
of the Newport Beach Ele-
mentary School DIStnc t.
Gould Music Co.
Be at Peace With the World at
Headquarters for Mus i c
ONE DAY
SIDEWALK
SO'NLYY MAy 2 2
1
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SAU DISCOUNTS
~VE$3QQ
Pianos and Organs
NO TRADfS
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PHONE DOODLES
rt JIEANHK COOPI!R
(Continued 'rom paae 2)
Tony SbenDOft and Charlet
Pay&ant, the author-illu1Ua·
lor team of Corona del Mar.
to tell of dleir adventures
under the aea as well u re·
vi ewina their new book,
"Saucer in the Sea" ... E1·
peri ence of Cap tam J a que 1
Cousteau. . . Pnday, \1ay
2ht, from 4 to 5 at Marinera
Library.
• • •
It 11 that time of year' J ean
Beck of Lado announced her
enaaaement to J oe Bush at
a party lall weekend. • • •
Combantn& pleasure and
busineu. Ellen Carter of
Balboa Island took an Rome,
Plorence, Ventce, Pan s and
London. Her fascanaun&
d6ess shop wtndo" dtsplays
on the Island are a delt&ht
and the talk of the town. • • •
Thnlled new paren ts arc
Bob and Pat Allbaush of
Sho re Cliffs ... a uny &trl
ajrl bundle, Treana, blc:sr.ed
them at Hoaa recently.
• • •
Takin& a day a week. ""' th
palettes, brushes ansi otis
W\der thear anns, Bev Fran-
ctscus and Rosemary Schul-
man of Harbor Hiahlands and
Barbara Ltndquut of Bay-
CTcat aod Lacy Ca6ey of
Sbore Clif'fa will paint W\der
the direction of Ei loco Worth·
ley of Co1ta Me11.
BOY FOR l AlLEY 'S
A 10n wu born Sunday,
\1ay 9. an Hoaa Hospttal to
\1r. and \1ra. Thomu A.
B&Jiey, 308 \1ar&Uerite Aile.,
Corona del \<tar.
Pri u Winning
docu111entory:
"Tl.o World Witftout Sun"
al so
Leslte Caron tn
"LIJI"
MESA.~
,, ~ 1 A ... I '..
Sean Connery tn
''Goldflngor"
also
"Sound of ~-d "
PhCHto in Your Orcl.r
Home is th e Sa il or ...
at home at th e Sea
204 Marie~ Avt>;.
Tel. 673-3.100
Ralboe lalMd
....
NEWPORT HARMR ENSQf
SECOND SECTION --P.t 3
lltURSOAY, ~y 20, 1965
COR<* A DEl MAR, CALl F .
How to add years
t o your life
100 years a,o the 11\ICt.lge
Amcrte.Jn I.OUill C:'IJ)eCt
to ll\c o~bout 40 \C:Jr~.
Tod.ly-about .,0 Modem wntt.Jtton. dtc:t dru~
and mc:Ju .. .1l rr.a~11ce have .~Jllc:d lO ~c.1r. to our
ltfe ~pan And note that 70 •~ wr·•ut't M.an" J•c
)OOner M.am lt'e longer You 11p \Our ~o.h.JrX~
of hctng a ''longer' tf \OU eat propcrl) and gel
profll=r mc:dtc.tl ~re fht~ rneans ~nodte l hcd,-
up\ b) vour phystewn. As phartn.JCt~ts \\t' .He
pkJ'-Cd to help h) <;upph mg the: drulP your d..x:tor
prc<;cnbes-drulP unl..nov.n .. centur, ago \.\ere
\OUinsc.'IOU\ of thc:etfe<:U\eflC'osOf modern mcJtCIOC
th.1t v.c re '>hOOttng for a hfe span of 100 )c.trs.
Ho~ about )OO?
Clristensen Pharma~y
3021 E. COAST KWT~ COBOJfA DEL MAB
ORIOLE 3-2.550
Balboa
Bell s • • •
are here
See the m at . • • •
. . . 11 COSTA •r 'A
2 0 Eut 17th 1.
T~l. ~-122.!
t •4)sta Mesa
ASSI STANCE LEAGUE past president,
Mrs. Lonnie Vincent, pins name badges
on new provisional members, Mrs. Joseph
Ferguson qol Vta Lido Nord, Lido Isle,
standi ng center; Mrs. Martin Lockn ey , 801
Via L•do Soud, L•do Isle, standing at
right, and Mrs. r:>onald Martin, 1750 Sky-
lark Ln., f3aycrest. This trio plus \Crs.
J.P. Foster, Mrs. 1\.R. Riddel, and Mrs.
James Taylor were introduced during a
May 12 brun ch in the League's se rvice
center . Following the meal, the b new
mem bers were talc en on a tour of the den-
tal clinic and thrift shop. t Terry '3orts
photo)
RIIDAY AIT SHOWS
TO RESUif lAY •
The \rt Gallerv 1n the FJl-
~~gn arc aJc:, ~"'21 l:.. C,la,.t
ll14 y., <"••rona Jel \lar, will
begtn "" 2nd 'ear of Sontla\
art 'iho"" s \lav 10.
Surfing law appreciated
The ~ewport Beach C1ty
Cnun~.:ll has rece1ved a letter
\,f commendatiOn from 23 We t
"ewpun Beach property
nl4ners for la:.t ""eek's adop-
u on \ll a surfing ord1nance.
Th e~ C:\pre,.sed hope that
lhc ort11nanle ··..,111 help
eltmwate !>Orne: uf our parl"ng
problems, v1l e language, ln-
su ltmg remarks, .. t. srespcct
for pnvate property, pol1c e
and l1feguards."
from good home ~, gran teJ,
but when !hey get a surfboard
tn thc:u hand , thev are 10 a
world a II thear o wn ~d 1n tend
10 keep 11 that way. 'We v.ou ld
l1ke to have the ordtnance 1n
effect from \1a)· I to ~ov. 1."
o\ protest has been re ce1ved
from a sWimmer. Robert \tar-
old, 6701 Seashore Or., West
~ewport. He satd that he ob-
JeCts to the no wtmmang rule
Junng surfing hours.
They s tated 1n their letter,
"\I.e have been told that the
maJO fl ty of these people come
Local art1 ~t., are 1nvl!c:J to
'how thetr patnt•nglt from
noon to t1 p.m. un Sundays,
beg1nn1ng \Ia~ 30. through
Sept. 15. Interested arttsts
are a 1>k etl to get tn touch
""I th <\on (ii lman, owner l"'lf
the rt Gallery and gtft sh1.1r
tn the a rcaJe.
"I wonder tf you have con-
Sidered the effect of tht s or-
dinance upon vear-round ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ beach restdents wh~ work dur-
A l ing the day," he sat d. "I will
)
bollsh the 10% Excise Tax I be unable to SWim at all dur-
In& the week alter comana
home from work."
BOY FOR TIPPETT'S
\1r. and \1 r . Donald \1.
'4 htle Pollu c1an T .1llc
WE 00 IT'
Ta ppett, 3:! 1 Coral o\ve ..
Balboa Island, arc parents
of a on born Sarurday, \tay
R tn lloag Uospatal.
NEWPORT HAJIIOR EMIGI
RRST SEC1101t --p_. 4
lltU~Y. IMY 2Dl -
CODA Dn. MAR. CAliF.
C:HIJilC:HES
The Newport Harbor Luther-
an Church, 2501 Cliff Or.,
Newport Hoilbta -"To Atk
Anytbina" from John: lJ.-30
Will be the IOrmoft topic of
tbo Rev. James Blain at the
9 and 11 Lm. servi cu thia
~nday .
The Lutheran Church or the
Muter, 3545 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar -Isaiah 55:
6-11 supplies the theme for
the Rev. Frank Ounn's ser·
mon on "God will Forgive"
at the 9 and 11 a.m. servi cos
this Sunday.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Andrews Rd.,
Cliff Haven ~ "Rebuild the
Ramparts" based on Isaiah
28 : L! wall be the sermon topac
of Dr. Charles Daerenfield at
the 8, Q:30 and 11 a.m. Sun·
day serv1ces. There wtll be
Vacation Church School held
daily at St. Andrew' from
June ~I to July I, and a fev.
openrngs remain for enterrng
kindergarten through JUnior
high youngsters.
The Un1 ry Church of :"~lew
po rt, meeting at the Sen1o r
Ctttzens bu1ldtng at lrv1ne
Ave. anJ 15th St., Clrff Ha·
ven -The Rev. Loren Fltc-
kanger will deliver his 10 a.m.
Sunday sermon on "The Way
of Laght." Fo ll o v.tng the
church sc:rva ce there wd I be
an old-fashaoned Sunday
School Picntc for all ages at
Costa \lesa Park.
St. \tichael and <\II o\ngel s
\ltss1on Ep1scopa l Church,
\1arguentc and 5th Avenue s,
Corona Jel \lar -The Rev.
J ohn Parke, reurtng rectM n f
St James' [ptscopal Church
v.d l r reach at the Q 15 a .m.
Sunday serv1 ce. The Rev. Ed·
ward <\lien wt ll Jeltver the
s ermon at the 8 a.m. s erv1c e.
The annual Sunda\ School
Picmc will be held followtng
the late servace.
The Balboa Island Commun·
1ty \tethodist Church, 115
Aaate Ave. -"\tagac. \1oney
and \tiracles" will be the
me ssage of the Rev. Dav1d
Walker's sermon 1t Q:30 and
11 a.m. Sunday.
The Ptymoue Conaroaation-
at Chorch, 3262 Broad St.,
Newpcrt He latllt-'4ike OwaJI·
eebe will tbow a colored
motion picture titled ••Anael
in Ebony" at II a.m. follow-
ina 10 to 10:4S a.m. church
school Sunday. The picture
tells the atory or Sammy Mor-
ris, a youna African boy wbo
came to the United States to
be educated 10 he coo ld re·
tum to help his o wn p eople,
hut died before he accom·
plished his mission. His life
had such an impact on his
fellow white students at Tay·
lor UniverSity in Indiana that
many of them "ent to Africa
to complete for h1m has un·
fint shed task.
St. James' Episcopal Church
3209 Vi a Lt do, Lr Jo Shops
o\rea-The Rev. Edv.ard Allen
of St. \ta chael 1nd All An&els
Church will be a guest pastor
at 8:30 and 10 a.rr.. thts Sun·
day tn a minast.er exchange.
There 'tllill also be servt ces
a t 7 :30 and 11 :30 a.m.
The Corona del \tai Com-
munity Congregational Oturch,
Unated Church of Christ. 611
Heliotrope Ave. -The Rev.
Edwan Gomke ""'II preach on
the t.opac "Christian Respon-
Sibility" at the 9:30 and I I
a.m. Sunday services. -\mem-
ber of the church's Conuni s-
l>ton on Stewardship will pre-
sent the layman's potnt of
vte"" on the mass ton of the
church at e ach hour of wor·
,htp. o\t t-:30 p.m. thas Fn-
day evenmg, the ~octal
groups o f the church will
host Dr. R1 chard Hunter. da·
rector of the South Coast
O uld Guadance Cltnac.
Ch11 s Uan Sctence Churches,
~ewport Beach, Co rona del
\~ar, and Costa \tesa -"'Soul
and Body" is the subject o f
thas Sunday's Bible lesson.
The Fu st Baptist Church
of Costa \1esa, 301 \iagnolia
St.-The Rev. Samuel Suther-
land, prestdent or Biola Col-
leae tn La \tirada, will be a
auea t preacher at both the
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday
servtces.
Scholarships to be given
Substantial annual scholar-
ship arants wall be awatded
1n the graduauon month of
June by Newport Balboa Sa-
vangs and Loan Assoc1 auon.
i\gne s Blomqutst, presadent
o f the ftrm, revealed that
scholarsh1ps 1n the amount o f
$1 , SOO per school would be
awarded to outstandina stu-
denta a t ~ewport Hatbor, Cor-
ona del \1ar and Costa \tesa
Hta.h Schools and Oranae
Coast College.
Children to pNsent dramas
n. a.il*-'• TIMan .., sa .-4 •• .,.., • .-OaJI~ ls IPO"Soriaa ......_ "'he 0,.. Wiadow'' pius a
etraboa piOdacdoae b, I .U.e p_.ctioa bf 7th ud
MIW Q.UI TO MilT
'Tlae aewtr oc.-l ... Nn-
,on Dar D-CIPiic Clab
will bolcl Ita ftrat ... li•l at
I p.m. 11Mu1clay. ~., %7, at
tie hmaica , .. corr .. ..,
in CoiOfta ct.l ~ar. 'frs. Jo-
ecph OleMo... ~7S--OIJ1. and
Mre. James Sct.l•cl•. 673·
9067 . .,. bandlina rn•n-
liocaa.
clnlu worhlaope thia s. ..... , .. peelers.
day af .. tDOOG •d •••laa, B•uiaJ petformMcea will
May 21. Ia the Cotoaa del be "Aiaddia•• by uothor $ch
Mat Hip Sdtool aoditoriUIL ud 6th p.cle ~. ud .. Fi.
lbo ab~we ate open to~atoalt nal Oreu Rehearu&•• by the
-~ fnend• or ... dulclr~, t.eeft-110 workabop. Tbia pro-
<:N•Id Preslct.nt Mrs. Cbna· pam will bepn at 7:30p.m.
ban Eb .. n ea.ya. •••••••••••••••••••••·~· The afternoon performuce•
beain at 2 wi tb lhe kinde,..
aattener' s vereion or .. Cin-
der all a,'' and continue throup
an oriental play by a poup
or h t and 2nd padera, pre-
aentations or "The Clown
Who Foraot to Lauah" and
"The Turkey Girl" by Jrd
and 4th paders, "Hans Brin-
ker and the Si I vcr Skates"
COIPLf'S CLUI OF IT.
JOHI TO HOLD DAICE
The Couple's Club of St.
John the Davtne EpiScopal
Church walt hoi d a Vi cat's
Dance at 8 p.m. Fnday,
June 11 , at the Costa \tesa
Women's Club House. west
of Costa \iesa Park. A buffet
dinner ""'"I precede the
dance, The Honey Bees, a
Ne.,..port Beach band, wtll
entertaJn, and prizes will
be rafned.
Tickets at 56.50 per couple
may be o btained by telephon-
Ing \Irs . Robert Nichols at
646-QR94 or \irs. Robert \ti 1-
ler at 548-377:!.
LANDSCAPING CONTRACT
Shawn Company of Placen·
tia has been awarded a S:!92,·
560 con u ac t for landscaptnJ
at the Untvcrstty of Califor-
nia, lrvanc:.
The conuact provtdes for
landscaprng of about :!0.:!
acres.
REDUCTIONS F
15 to 35
• SOME FAIULOUS IWOR1S
• SOUD IRONZE IOOKINDS
WOODEN IRONII '1875
SALAD 250/o IOOtCINDS BOWLS eff ,. .. 2UO
ODDS A."''D ENOS IN WROUGtn' IltOS
1Jni9u~ YfiJ, eftJ.
149 RIVERSIDE AVE., MARINEIItS CENTEIIt
NEWPORT lEACH e 646 6330
Altuka University
HOLIDAY COURSE, JULY 4-tl
Theme : Human ~ature and Soc1lll Chanae. Two
v.eeks of Intellectual, phys1cal and soc.al recrea-
tion at Port ctulkoot-Ha_~nes, amona the mountain-
ous tslands of the Alaskan Southe ast.
Write Box 717, College, Aloalro 99735
YCMI are Cordialy iftVited to celebrate tile
THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
r--lt:Si~.-... of
~ .tt HENRY'S RESTAURANT
2S30 W. Cont Hwy. ,~ by attending
HENRY'S FAMOUS
2 DINNERS FOR THE ,RICE OF 1
Tuesday. Wednesd•y •nd Thursday, M•y II, 19 •nd •
Special Special Entertahnellt
ANNIVIIItSAIItY .MENU
2 Dinners ol the Same Entree for the Price ofl
a.~ trem 5:00 IJ.M. to Midnight
HENRY'S COMBO (Spanlsb Combination Plate) .......••........ 3.50
CHAR-BROrLED NEW YORK STEAK . . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . . .. .. . S.4S
CHAR-BROlLED TOP SIRLOIN STEAK _ ........................ 5.45
FILET :\flGNON . . . . . . . 6.00
10% OFF Roger Neth named chief
In addttaon, the association
wall make specaal awatds to
arch1tec rural tudents at
Oranae Coast Colleae.
Scholarsha p wanners will be
announced tn June.
'"''ude.-S•l•d. 8.J k~d ~ot•to. 8t"e•d '"d CoHn
Cocktail Hour from 11:00 to 7:00 P.M.
AU Standard Dnnk:s 65 cents
WALLACE CALDERHEAD,
3123 E. Coaat Hwy.
Corona cle4 Mar
st
t'nSTA \IF~'\" -Rn11"' '"""•
111 hi.~ h«n AppoiJ'II I'ti <"II~ ~
hC'P C'IUP( pff.,<·h~f' .Junp I, It 1
Ullin n( I 100 ~~ mnnlll
Count·rl mPn Mondl) mght
appro\oed the 1 ~omm~ruiatma
by acung Ctly Manag~ Artbut
SWISS CHALET
RESTAURANT,~ Newport Beach
GRAND OPENING
of New Dining Room
'lrirtoy ond Sotur-doy . ~ 'lllay 21 & 22
Our !hanks to \1r. J n hn Vog;el, ~ewport Beacb
waltor . builders, friends and all our wo nderful
c-ustomers.
Ointng room available to clubs. private par·
ties, birthdays and ann iversary parties up
to 35 peop I e.
SERVING LUNCHEON
AND DINNERS DAILY
•
Now Open Sundays 2 p.m . -8 p.m.
Ootly FRESH Swiss, Vi enna and French Pastries
OR/Gh\AL <..ERMAN RITTERBRAU BEER LICHT AND DARK ON DRAUCHT
1Jinner 'music by 'llon Or41eck -
YOUR CHEf: JERRY
for reHt"Mtl•• cell
646-SJIJ
\1 rKPntt~.
'l:tth ,.,, n .. mPd ~rflnll fl'>hre
rhll'( whf-n \lc 1\enLr" "~''""!>led
tM "'"" h rrf'~ll'd ro~t of li•rtoe-
tor of pobht '"(tt' J.:~q film·
mtr. Mcl\enzte bf'• ~me t II e
clly"s frro;t pohrt chtef when In·
C'Orporalion became PHI"<'ttvl' 11'1
June. 19\:l
lGUnC'II <~lw namtd (~~tlrf•
Madsttn 31, to lhf' ntvt'l~ crut·
td pos1t1oo o( dtr~tor of "nllf-
neenng 1t 1 ~alar) of '1.075 per
month Mad~ jot ned thf rtty
~taH ID August, 1«160.
TV P.IIIIIS .LL
FEA111E UCI c•PUS
Three televiaion networks
includina one from Weu Ocr:
many, are producana docu-
mentary pro(rams wh ich tell
the s tory of the Uni von i ty of
California, Irvine.
A RD. from We at Ge rm1ny.
h as completed filmina sconce
of the ua campul.
KNBC· TV is producina a
docwnentary, to be broadcaet
about the time the new c ampoe
opens in September.
KNXT ia producina a docu-
mentary on the 1tatewide Uni-
veuity or Califomia, whicb
wi II include scenes o( tho
Irvine campus.
ARTIST TO UMVEIL
PAtMTlMG
Newport Sborea artut Ed
\tiracle wtll unveil a S900
c:omniuioned paintJna Jone
5, and celebrate the event by
holdina a patty for purchuers or hit prevtoua patntinaa at
his home at 335 Walnut St.
The patnt.ina -or a clipper
ship in uadicional atylo -
wu Ofdered by Antonio Tat ..
bonelli of Senlt Ana.
HAIVAID SIMIMAR HEll
At part or ill PIOPIIIl or
continoed ectucatioa for alunto
ni, the Harvard Oteclua ..
School of Baaineu A.chini~
ualion .;u ued • 3 m•
ra.culey ,._ fO ,n••' •
e~mU.ar MIJ 13 dltoa ... 21
at lho Newpofter IM . S.bjecl
or .... c:oen• will be ··ne
reode• ...... , ........
maa-lical OOIIC:.,Ia ill ........................ "
Only A Few Days Remaining .....
If you laau~ b~u 111 be for~ ...
Come ;,. ~'""· .. r~ laau~
aJJeJ "'any "'ore paeces to
clau ale.
REDUCI'IONS UP TO
·SO%
furniture-lamps and accessories
a~-!; SailOrs finish strong ~~~~~;~~'~·~I ~~wpon Harllor Hi.. Priclay clath, In reUef o f
-.eb&llera poli .. ed otf atan.r S&.ve YoC1UD. The
Coate Me•~ 7 Co 2 PricttY, to lou b, dae MDaUiaaa •••led
make dacu final Preeway their leape rec:ord •• the Leap~ record read 11 IDd l . re•erae of daat COCQPiled by ~~ Y1clory waa lftdclima~ their viceoriooa bo ata, a die-
lie ~f&er Teny Thompaoo'a mal 3 and 11.
no-bat petfoanance aaainat The one bri aht apot fo r the
Savanna a week a10 Tuoa-Men n a waa the phenomenal
dar . which clinched the battinao r catcher Mike Whi te. Sailor'~ fi n t undia putcd loop Until hi t final trip to the
cro~. an 17 yean. pl ~tc, when Terri fic Terry
F1tllnaly, the muterfol re t.ued bim, he wu battin1 youna Thompson pitched hia .500 for the aeaaon wi th 31
teiiDJ1late.s to vic tory in tho hits in 62 tripa ID lhe plate.
No oth er prep in lhe area
came c lose to ma tchtna thi s
torrid clip, but Sailor Ri ck
~ancebo 's .344 season aver-
aae was more than respe ct-
able .
'11 F 2 Dttr 1515
·• iusriii~ I7L 12995
It wa'l youna \1ancebo's
home run 1n the firs t 1nn1n g
of the Savanna game th ac.
normall\ 14ould have prov1ded
any n1'·hat p1tcher w1th all
lhe m.1qpn he n ceded. Bot
1n th e 6th annang Savanna
tallaed on a walk and a pau
or error:., to reduce llarbor
IIJgh's ulumate margan of tri-
umph to 4 to I.
Corona del \1ar clos ed als
season w1 th a 13 to 3 thrash-
'" I of La Qumta Fuday,
after suffeuna through 8 con-
sec utive lot.ses. The Sea
K•nas erupted for 10 runs m
the first 1nn1ng.
I •! ,Uio.cJI ..... """' J.e "'I'" StiN in .... ce:':..e:::'i, 41H tl,.,, o -,_
'14 FORD C•st• filii -
o -V.f, ]ft -~-(flit-tiC. I <·H'O CA.r ) IO (11-. ,,..., -ot.a te •1• mllft. Ao ,,_ FrWft City Iff c ... ~-
Two oHicers Keystone cops caper
in hospital It !• no rcOet:tioa 00 the ~och away. Tbat II, 3 o f
elfit:aeocy . o r *• Newport th.m were; the 4th youth
Newport S.•c:" Pollee Cap-Beadl pohce, bot . a acene bolted from d\e aulomObtle
taia Earl Sto•ebed: .... beu ena~t~d &anday n1aht wu and darted away 10 safety at
moved from die io&euive reaunttcent of lb e Keyatone the lut momenL
care ward at Hoa8 Hoepit.a l Copa. The 3 taken 1nto custody
ud i• reported in fair c:ondi-Patrolman Stan Brn &ler and charaed w1 tb the ft from
tioe •• he recovere hom a anawered I 7: l S p.m. com-an 1utomobtle we re 2(}-yea,r.
attack .uffered lut Thurad•r · plain t call •n tbe 2000 block old Ray ~icQua1d, 1845 Ana-
P atrolman Curti• 'iiaeel , of 91. Oce an Fron t. Central he 1m Ave., :!(}-y eat~l d Oarwtn
wbo a affered • amiliar a u ac:lt Newport, and the fun beaan. Anderson, 3015 Donny brook
the previou week, ie s till A watneu ran up to h1m 111d Ln., and 21 -year-Qid ( ldfo rd
under in teoeive treatment, told ham that 4 youlhs h ad WaJtze , l.W F . 20th 'it •. all
but he is a leo improv in~. JUSt yanked the wi res from the of Costa \1eflta. Fat;h of them
Copt. c;tone beck, UJ, was aene rator and coil of hi~> mo-'4-a !> freed on S2'7& ball , but
dr iven from polic e headqocJr-torcycle, mak1na 1l 1nopera-.... 111 appear fur .uraqgntnl
t~rl4 U, the office of Costa l!ve. today 1n \luna~1p al lllurl
\1 esa ..l.yaician ~~m est ll ull-The youths were s een run-1"' "00 ' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY band shortlv before noon. nln& mto an apartment a t .. ..
W. O cean Fron L Pa trolman after he had comp lrlined that · Kenny Snu th. who had been
he wa'4 feelinji[ ill. dt<~patched as a re tnforcemenl
BABY AWAITS CHRIST E ... I ... G rclll around to the back Ju s t
\ babv bov was born to llr. 1n lime to see the quarte t
dll<i \Irs. \lien I.e flo~ Jr.. tumble through .t rear -.mdu"'
1101 \1arian l .n., lla rbor and beat a com1c retzeat do wn
llillhlands , on lledneKdav , the a lley, one c arrymg a po·
(.')\ 11\ tltn 11.t , S I,~, ,
Ira 1\c~-.h .. r. s·~-.. l JHJol-
j, • .J '"'•v~l ,l,.ar ... ~I HI
"•l l :!_.(, 1• rn 'u n 1.!-";
p.m 11101 'tnn'lll' ll ..... ,. r l'r .• ( ll\1 .• ,--... -,.,r w,
\t,w 12. at lloa~ 'lo'Jpttal. lice na..hlt&ht. ~other -.a\<-JOH.~ ON and SO.''·
rhe infant has not been tna a ~~ltce n1aht !>Ulk above
named vet. lv 11 head. They plied Into a
This is the l.e Rov'<~ kh black Dodae and sped nay, JJ h
child. The others are \lien and ofricer Sm1th h1gh-tall ed f
Ill (Chip), 7'~. l.,usun, ~\ 11 back around front to alert
and 'Ste t'' uff1cer Bre sler. ven, t. l:nltke the old·Ume com-
FIFI IS WELCOMED \!d1e~o . v.here the dla e never
BIG BIG AVI.'VG Brad Ro ller has a nel4 fn end ended, th e~oe vandal s were
at hi S hou se '" cl)f'OOa l!el ~autV~I .u IQth St . .u~d '4 .
\lar. It 1s Ftfi, a very French Balboa Bl vd., on ly a fev. on our entir~» atock of
poodle.
ART'S LUI. -IWII
All DAY IOAT "ffONTifl"-S A.M. DAILY
\ol DAY IOAT "NfWI'OITU"-6 AM AND 12:15 'M.
PHONE 67S..OSSO
PACIFIC SPORTFISHING
•"CI ol lG'lO 8•oc" ''"'~' P o 'of LOfi'IQ B•.trh -~11h W 1tP'Ii F ••hermt~ ,.,~ ... INCO NOW ~~0 H OT
All DAY IOATS (ISLANDS)
HAL,. DAY IOATS !LOCAL )
'S\o"" DO WI<o P ECIA L \ 10 P 114 0 P 114 ,
!.P ~u ~ JD\2 .. En 'CI<" ~ '-'
65 Mercurys
'8 I FILCOI Wap1 $816
J -..... -1\Ht ... oulo. 1r0111 • n.• ... u. -OHW~ti
'II FALCOI Wac• $81&
"TILT" AND WE'RE INVADED
Comets
Continentals
...... -··· ..... ,,.,. .. O.lllat '''"'· ,_.1)0 '13 T ·IIRD H. T. $21.
1'.,14 _,-olr '-lflorol "lU--'12 FILCOI Fltlra
'12 FORD lalaxie 100
v .. ,..,. -·--·· ............. -· ·-· ..... Of< '--· CMI ,...,_,, l ie. Fltlf·~ '13 FORD lllaxiiiL $11.
' -"••-1..0-_.., V.f. ---'-'· •vte ,,.~, , _...,. 11..,.,_, ~ ere~~:-. m Like ,.....
--· Fll" ~PI
'13112 FOil -IL $2011
·a iicii,~t.:: ~. ii"ci
~~~Mie. ,...tw, ---A ~ -l ie. ,_
'11 T-IID H•.., $1-
~ r-& lid. • ... »At --,,_ ~-
'14 UWIE IOD 2 •• $28
--~~-.-...... --.... -.... -. 1'--, elr -. RI G •1s
'12 r-11• w•
""" -· elr, ,_, -lr""-NAV Ita '13 Fill Cenertill 117.
OPfN MNINGS AND SUNDAYSI
e TIAn IIU ... & IIIVIC ... f'ot~•
II.., .............. COWITYI
THEODORE ROBINS
FORD
2054 """' llw4. • COSTA MlSA
The board of dire ctots of have g tvcn you a mlllton to
the 1al boa Island Improve- o ne odds that th1s wt,uld
ment Assn. has J'Ul out a pre-never happen to me. •'
~oumme1 '>Cason new s letter The mayor s lruck .t ntce note
tha t rates as une ol the Wit· too. "Thts 1s the fu~>t ume
Uest messaaes from the be· any assocta uon has made me
aetaed tsland. an honorary member," nc
To bt gJn w1th, 11 character-gn nned.
1zes the ifOWrn a need fo r Prestden t \1aurer charged the
surveillance as res ult1ng ne'4-hono rary "Tlembers wath .t
from the pre">sure o f the fratema ty "'hell wee k" I\ pe
hazana that tn cludcd "find1ng
' auto '>p ace s on an~ anu-
J a, n1 ght" and "dn v1 ng
at.r'''" the Baystde Dr. bndge
.tn d u avelltng the -.hole
length nl \tanne o\ve. tn 30
"T1 1nute ~ 11n Sunday ahemoon."
Inc: ne-.s letter came to
Lha' ~onclu,;,,un-"Summer
"Tl.tdne~'· vou 'ee, 1:. nur
~Inte r OU J>IOe !l ~."
populauon ex(llo aon.
".\s we have 1 t fi aured,
there 1s a bt& a~tborne 'ftlt'
and evervth•n a that 1 s loo se
10 all of Otanae Countv and
parts of Lo An aeles slides
c:bwn to the sea between the
<\r che and La ttle Corona."
Church can meet in school
For the benefit of new ar·
rival s, th e nev.s letter out-
l ines the best panic bu tton
availa bl e fo r th e con trol of
party hous es. "If they are
s ull whackina aui tar s , ratt·
lina 111 packs and s•n aina
'Lonesome \1e -'1ill '1atley'
at 3 a.m., l et us kno w." The
Auocaati on will diapatcb a
form le tter, wn tten by an at-
torney and ••sned by presadent
Phil \1aurer, wb1 ch acts fast
results.
\1ayo r Paul Gru ber and C1ty
Councllm an Dee Cook ( w1 th
._.hom the AssocaatJon h ad
JOUs ted 1n the past) were re-
c ently made hono rary members
and presen ted w1th crolls to
a tte st to the s ame.
"Five years aao," teased
\1r. Coole an acceptm&,
"Lioyda o f London would
The Jon~ term poliev of tit~
ol th~ '-;~wport Bea ch U e·
mentarv OistnC't to rlenv rro-
que s ts bv church IZJ'Oups for
U8e of s chool facil itie s wa/\
overturned at T u~ sda v ,. ven-
inll' s board mcetinR. rhe de -
sic ioo to chan Re that section
of the pol icv book followed
several weeks of di s cussion .
prompted bv a request from
the n ewlv fo rm ed non-deno-
minational ''•rinera Church
to uae \1arinera School on
undaya.
T wo aeaaioos earlier the
boerd ba d voted to send a
I etter to the ch arch expreas-
an a thetr rellJ'etl!l that tbev
cou ld no t I(Tant aid to anv
oraana tation that was eC'-
.:-I est88tica l to na ture. Then
"t the subsequent meetlnll.
'up t. llov \ndersen ca lled lo
their ltentaon the fact that 11
l%1 bill tntroduced bv \s-
<~emblvm"n l ames "'het.more
made the leuse of such fa C'ili-
lJ es le lfU I. as loo~ as a fair
and rea8onable ntle was col-
lected, and the church did
not interfere with the school
pro,r;ram.
The trueteea decided on SSO
fOt 3 hour• use of the a udi-
tor• um as a reasona ble ren tel
price.
STANSBURY
laad 8\e
and on our f!ntire atock of LJ•t•Lt~ '"r ,,,
Safe Buy Used Cars ¥ M, &md
~ w today f or BIG ~aringa! W flllllfl&L •
OHNSON and SON-LINCOLN-MERCURY -COMET
600 · 700 -900 -1000 JJ'. Cotul H~.. ·''eteport &tuh
u ~ KI S -8278
UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE
The O.eft ef th. H~bor Aru C.r Deaten offers over 90 uted c~ra
for your Ml«ti..._ 100•~ fiMnCint on •ppro~ credit. GMAC or
a.nk Financint Anii•W..
u
I
v
I OLDSMOIIW I
'64 OLDS Strire H.T. Cpe. $3195
f'ull ~r. buekn wats. Consol~ atuft. lncludlllC 1M'Iory &lf
tond. Ltll pr~ MW $5600. Tim WN-k~ &peo;.liltl
'63 OLDS Dyaaalk H.:r. Cpe ..... $2395
All mru mcludina factory aar cond
'63 OLDS Jet&e H.T. . . . . . .. S1995
~untu.l b1ecS wath bJac.k J~at~ buckr' lf'I!L
'59 OI.DS 4 Door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $995
Run& ~utHu(ly. 'nus ~k ~IX'C'Ial prl<'l"
"57 OLDS. WCICJOII. Fiesta . . . . . . . . S795
Yoo U ha~ to -thts ont" to bfol~ro 1t F':tMMv a Nlr>
'63 OLDS s.p.r 88 WCICJOft . . 52095
EW-ry ('OnC'f'J\-.bl~ C"'l(tra tncludan~ tae1nr;. 11 ,..,..,..-1
14 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
I CHEVROLETS
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Hardt~. A ll poa1ble <''l(t,..,..
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Cou~ Ttrr•hc worond car
'62 CHEV. s.p.r Sport Imp ..
I
52295
$1795
COAST SUPER MARKET
3347 E. COAST HWAY CORONA DEL MAR OR 3-3510
Open 9 to 6:30 Daily-Sunday 9 to 6 ~~ON LATE E All txtru tncludln& factor) atr cond
'62 CHEV. Impala .
51995
. $1795
Hardtop C'OUPIP ~•utttul bronLr "'''" "Tll!lt l':i:'ll: tn••·•no·
'60 CHEV. C.vt. S1195
S.'e on this 01\f bfotON" l.M noJ1dll~• rN.Jl~ h1'
'62 CHEV. lei Air WOCJOn ..... 51695 ·a . I . , •,
' .
FROZEN
ORANGE 5/$1
PRODUCE
FRESH CORN 2/15¢
LillY 46 ••·
RACLE WHIP 49' TOMATO JUICE 25'
I!NEX fAOAL LillY CREAMED TISSUE * muMT .. 39 CORN l03CAH 2·3Sc
D~~:CHILI 303 c. .. GIANT SIZE
CONCARNE 2-TIDE 69'
STEEM) IOUILLOM QJIES 10f SUM SHIM E REGAL ASST. ~,.
STEAKS
IMPERIAL BROIL
SPENCERS
USED
MODEL R $995 Sftu uf u I conch ucon A 1\u I act 0"' Ill r rond
'61 CHEV. Corvair Clb. Cpe-
Aut om.ttlc A httlr "''lrtr hf>tll''
'61 CHEV. 1h TON P.U. $695
COT-\'&tr R~'Pf'lth O\~rhaul.O me -r..,.-n .. .,t1,. ... '
where Your Dollar Make s
More Cents
'64 -'~r XKE Coupe $4495
BeautifoJ opolur ent burpnJy eJflenor u.•atlt br•~r n lenot
leaU.er b~c/rer trot s. Radio llltd lt ~otu. Leu cJt an 900()
ori~11al. milu .
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Opol~scetU 11lver t.rcn ,.,un or 1t1Ut rrJ lroU.e r 111Unc-r.
fmmocu/ale COttdi lJOII. 011~ of Ut t' MO riC ,C fi llt'St lll-t)l(lr ('Of &
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'62 T-Bird
11995
12295 £,,,.,... ~Kr t'S $0,... far ', .. • Jn ntt~ rc'lll f'ttl f'ltt f' flltJ (ariD,...
CUT C011J1 IJOitlft~.
'58 Cadillac Eleehrood S895
Fo cwr, cur ro•.f.II<HUA~ -Pot~.•«r •n•6lec1 !SAC tt4U. Goo "al.u~. '113 7 Jo .,-. I~';. 5;' pu 111t01tU .
STANSBURY USED CARS
1121 .. .,.rt ... Clsta .... ···1122
I
T y
15 OTHERS TO CHOOS E FROM
I FORDS
'64 FOlD C•om 4 Door
\-~ automatic tnansmlalon
'62 T·IIID Convertible
CINII\11\; l"fd w•tJ\ black ~•th~ tntenor.
'62 FALCON ......... .
E "'cfi l"'t f'('()nOfT\)' Cll r
'62 FOI D Co•utry S.clan .
All extras tncludH'i factory ~•r rond
'62 FOlD Galaxie 2 Dr. H.T.
S..uttful wh1t~ wtth red tnt~rlor
I
$1495
S2095
$1095
S2095
S1195
MANY, MANY MOitE TO CHOOSE fROM
[ MISCELLANEOUS I ____ ___.
'61 lUlCK Elect1a 4 Dr. H.T ..... S2195
T'h1<. (.\1' "-" ~Jf'C: Wtnd0""' 1.-~r•ll T'..&H r~ I11C111ry a.ar
~
'63 ~AIMANN GHIA Cpe ....... $1595
A <Pal lltd~ brl tll\
'63 VOLISWAGON . $1295
:: DnM-~•n ~ ••ttl ''nitf' lr:~th~ •rw·•
'63 VOLKSWAGEN . $2195
Luok' ~~ run':;~ drt\~ ::..,.'01
'60 PON11AC loftneYi .. $1495
H•rdt~ C'nuCif \I\ ,.,,, •~ 1nclud111lo IA''I01' "~~' C'<'NS
'63 liMPEST L.Mc-~ . . . . . . . . SlitS
~ ~' hard1 R.rlll cit-a..
'61 PONTIAC c••• ..... . S1195
:1 Door..,..,... V ,. eUan t.MJ..out
"WE ME NIWI SAT1SRED UNTIL YOU AR~
--aa. CBA liSA SM-B
.... 1&.'_,. Blw. ntURSDAY, MAY 21D. n5S "III .. --,. I Q)DA .... -CALif.
Supervises opera acting
LMM. IIDTICI LIGA&. MOTICI
u•UINAM..t. ,.0, rJ51t
AJI4 OIIXNANC£ .uQliOINC SECTION 18.02:5
Of TH£ CODinEO OIOINANCF.S Of" TH£
<X>UNTY OF OIANCE. CALIJ'OIKIA
WrieUa ..... 1.700Popp,
Aveeoe, Cotoaa del Mar. haa
been named to au.peniae
ataae acdna .. pccte of the
theater trainjna prolfam of
the Laauna Beach Petti val
of ()perL
She wi II train youna ainaers
for st.aae performance for the
forthcomina aeaaon of 3
major preaent.ationa.
maaiey PlaJen. Qilclnft•e
Tbeatre ODikl or Newport aad
lhe La,JUDa Beada Comnuli ty
Playeta. Sle hat boon iDitnac-
tor in apeec:b aad cltama at
Newport Harbor Kiab School,
Oranae Coaat Colleae and
Fullerton Junior Colleae.
n. Bolltd of S.,WYINnl of die Couty of Orup. Cellfonll-. do
ordaia u folio-:
SECTION L• Sec:ti0t1 18.02S of dae Codified <ndiuocee of the
Couny of Orup ie hereby -eaded by llddlDs tltt!ft!tD "Sectlo .. l
Dlelrlct M~~~p IRS.l, E.hibh C a11d Sectional Dlalrict M11p IRS.2.
Eshlblt D," (Caae No. 869).
EcnON 2. If any af'Ctioa, aubaecdon, panapaph, 11entence,
clau~ or phi'RIHI of thia Ordinance ia lor any l't'aaon held to br
u11oonadtutlonal or illvelid, auch decialon tlball oot affect the
validity or oont~thutjonallty of tbe remahtins portion of thi11 Ordi-
nanct-. The Ooerd of Supervieors h~eby decleree that it would
have pu~~ed t.hls Ordiaence and each eection, aubttectioo, pare-
IP'IIIph, entence, clauae or phrue thereof, irreapectivt" ofthf' fact
that one or more of the aectiona, sub~ctlona, paragraphA. een-
lt"nce., cleUIIJetl or phraaes thereof be d~lared unconllU tutional or
Mr s. Randall has s taaed
many Lheatrical presentations
for the Newport Harbot Com-
She received her BA and
MA dea.reea in theater arts at
USC and is a member of Pl\i
Beta Kappa and Zeta Phi
Eta, bonorary apeech aoror·
ity. invaUd.
AVAILABLE after Labor
Day for yeu 1.tot1nd rental,
4 bdrm. East Bay Front
home on Little I sl1nd wt th
pter for up to 32 fL boat.
Fum11hed or unfumuhed.
Call 673-1507.
1 Bedroom furnished hous~.
Adulta. t7.5 per month.
1878 Placentia, Costa Mesa
• HOUSES FOR SALE
3 Bedroom,2 bath and family
room, with Pacific Ocean
Vu:w - Cameo HiaJtlaods -
S37 ,500. OR 3--4464 before
9:30 or after 4 .30.
F<, Pool h 3 br. screened
lanat, lu plantaog, near
schools. S2~. 500. Owner
wtll take 2nd. Ca ll 67 3-
2430. .
• APTS. FOR RENT
FURNISHED
I <\R GF studtn apt. fumtl>hed. uUI ItJe~ pwd. (o,..>na del
\ar, SJ(I() per 'Tion th . Ray
Realt)-. 1'-l:'-~RI I.
2 bedroom fumt shed lpart-
ment. I block from Oce1n.
1171; JStn Cit., Ne9tport
Beach. 67 3-q36g
Cll411' \ nt I \1 \q fu r-
n,.,heJ .JI"t. : oc:dnlOmb.
nev. .. arreh and drape'>.
ro(ll. I n" " n tce' ,. .. ~.
I ~9~ "' h"l.t."l>.t
Bedroom house. vearl\.
L:tdttJe' pa1J Sl~5 per
mel li ~'2Goldenrod. CD\1
n.,l-~> J04
• AP TS. FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED
'I .. , ''C lrn •n up <;t<ll r, Jl"t.
'.\ '"' tl•t: ~liChen .tn.J hat11
: -11'1! tVI"l ll r""., Jtncttc
''l<.t • ,,, ' c •rnet' J1 'r"
• ,. ...... ,e,! l!.lfd!ll
~,, t. U•c llrc,tn~.o cart.c~.
• -'. , .. j ~
'' r \ 111 \ I I' \1 I 1 I" \" ( I
) ..! I • t 'f' d t...' I I ' ~ ne J
r • '· hdt. ,.,.,11 [ .. tn,
•r. ··t lr.u..,,·, c .• r ,n .. r
,,,-1 t "'l' rer
L \ .1, t •t :'C:h 1
'\~ ..... . ' I c:n te·
c.· • ..,, •• ,
, ... Itt
Foe Put Actioa A ib•lu
Call
EXCHANGE SPEOALtSTS
DOYLE CO. 541-1161
270 £. 17111 St. Coau Meaa
• LOTS fOR SALE
LOT 2h9S. Also, I&J&er
hou ae but It on 2 lou. 116
35th Street, Newport Beach
lnqutre at l17 35th Street,
Newport Beach. ~73-9368 .
RFOCCEO PRJCF -C'hotce
~-~ lot. Steps to ocean and
~bay. O"ner. 1:!1 -'l st SL
"e"J'lt'lt Beach. 673-27tc~.
BOAT FOR SALE
SAJ L BOAT -Snov. bud, 12
fL fiberglass, all acces-
sones and htghway trader.
$450. ~Q+-2050.
• ALTERATION -
REPAIRING
r'XPI-11 Jre:r.smaktn~ cUll;
alteratJOf'll> -all 1 d.hrt"
'lave had factor) c:xpertencc:.
Call fl73-08ln. ------
F'XPFRT tatlonng n r alt er·
tng, men IWld women· s cln-
dunB Pasc expenenc e at
lr-cal clothcr. stores. C&ll
malc e those JUS t "a ltttle
t.ol• Ught" fit JUSt rtgh t.
t..£1;-81Q).
HOfJI., 0 f Tiff 17 f 11,
"P a\tn_( '4f'11 m,f ft1 tt ,,,.("
J.., 11\car It ( ""'"'· f~ ~r1
Jo\mertcan vp1nton L1brar )
anJ Hook Store . 1934 Harbor
Ul vd .. Costa \te sa. f..U.-Ili)4 5
• CARPENTRY
c \IH•r, n R .... ,.~ rc.1·
""ndt'l <: Catttnet\ ..11l
rnJ,, l,'a,~ altt'Tllnt•-
donr, 111\tJIIcJ. {ldld¥e
<ohehe~ teratr'> tnnor ..aJ-
dtonn!>. \11 n-RJn~ -Ill\
t.<nn .
FOR RENT Unfum aahed Cor-e CARS FOR SALE
ona del Mar. 3 t>edtooma,
'lewly Redecorated
2 bath upataus ap•tD•t.
Bullt-1n ranae. dishwaahCJ.
G•ICe. .510\1) Iris. COW.
IIH . MJ 6-3267.
• OFFICE SPACE
FOR RENT
1 nextble office SUi tes FOR
L I:AS... 291 2 f·. Coast
Hwy., Corona del Mar. sutt-
abl e for arch •teet. enaaneer
or o ther professtonala.
Owner wt ll decorate and al-
ter w sut LCall 673-2033
or see
O FFJCF SPAC F-for rent tn
En11p1 arcade buddJnJ,
272 I F . Cnut H,.,\'., C0\1.
Ideal fo r tnsurance nr real
estate. C"all The f-nllll\.
673-0~SO.
'63 CHEV. Btsc. 2 dr. atick-
6, Jl,69.S. 494-0141
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-----------, s.\C RJACF. -wall baraaan -
OFFICF Aida. ~lh I~ cle.,. 1962 T·Bud. leather up-
aut table for o ptometn st Wid holstery, RAH, LL blue
man)' types of busJnc,se,. hardtop. E Jtcellent shape
6% W. 19th St .. C.\t. ft-4 2-.,d low mtleaae. LOOK.
0904 01 642·3228. 1649 Weatcli ff, Newport
POit ltl!NT: 16d4• OPPIC C! Beacb, 642-I06l.
SPACE ... I.,•. 2.SU ~-
CoMt Hi•••· CoiDea ckl • TRAJLEI SALIS ,..._ 673-.170.
. ..-..-... --....
LOST
LOST -A act of lttya •d
aaadted Sc. Ori•••
caedal i• •• wi ciaJ cr o( eo-. •• MIL oa J.Sl'l.
''OWN YOUR OWN.. -UK .,..,_ w9 mo. ""llltra mo-
.... " Adult a. No pete.
MoWle Homes 10a40 •d
1•.-. 5Ift L•h Rey Mobile.
.._. E•uc••· 4202 Mi ..
..... OcM.Iic&e. 722-llOl.
I • MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
HAMMO 0 OHC A"o:o. -I ...... t
Pale 11 soft and lofty. . Sopirwt w l'l"rc-u .... •on & H~v,.rb.
colors retatn bnlliance tn oM" full t""dalbo•rd ··on"'"'"
carpets cleaned v.1th Blue I wuh b•ll """'AjC ... Cllf'•~ our
Lustre. Rent electnc Sham-~ Hammond Or~t•n r.-ntal pJ .. n -
tnc-ludP"' '""'0""' & tlt•J. pooer S l. Cro""n Hardw11e, STEJNi'AYPIA,._.O~-all .,1 ~Jp.,
3107 E. Coaat Hwy., COM. ~and & v«~otl pu•no-.. I rud,..
673-2800. 1-:>n .t:--.'W-\'t PJ~~O~ aft
Th11 amazan a Blue Lustre ... t,,,.,.. ~11nd & """""'
will leave your upholstery P'""o ... Trad,..,l., -ron ..... J,. &
beaub(ully soft and clean. "'f""'"'"-Gulbransrn, t.vf'rPit, •urlitur, Kohlrr & Cnmpbc·ll, Rentelectric ahampooet •1. from SJ45, u,.NJ Crnnol ...
Reed's Hardw&Je Store . Ual•l"'"· n.-hr.llro ... , ~ .• tr &
1802 Newpou Blvd., Cost a uth.-r ... from 1~9<,.
Men. ~:JJ~IIIH·I'IIll .l 11''-o CO.
..
GRF.'\T 8<1ols of the "e tern
~urld, ~oct, rota tiller. en-
'' dt1ped1a, adult or t:hll-
dren·, 'et or both. Call \ E-
R-2612 C7 1-' area Santa Ana)
• HELP WANTED
\tORI n 'PPFR~'\RF
nt \I I Rc; "<\'\T Fr
'eed '"""en. part of full
u me, ll • demunstrate lur·
per,.arc at hnme parttes .
"" C '<J'erten~oe neCC!>S8f\.
(a ll '-'7-A!I.'i for •ntervtel4.
DRrAMING ABOUT A
.. 1\BLU>L'S VACATIO!'\
\Ill ~:..an tutn '""' J Jedm'
'"''' tedltt\ O\ tc:f)te'>c:n ung
\\ ()' P:{UI>l ( T'l )U~t ...
IC'"' h"u'' cucn d..t\. Call -.nllc~ot 'iJn·SRf..ll.
I-.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
flOI SAL!
4 ROOMS FURNITURE
FOR RENT
S25 per MOflril
Full Purchase 0f)tton
'I' ~ 11hh C\1-54R-J45J
!lRI \H. \~AHOGONY Double
Jre,ser. mmor, double bed,
l>l'rtnp and new mattres11. :;
\le1:1can hand-loomed rugs,
beJroom lamps, 548-3 I 56
after 'i.
\14\~ I l C\ ..\"'-! OFFFR -~ltJ
~ lt. llarvcst tahle v.1U1 f.
chatr... teak buffet V.t lh
Pambl•ur door. 2 teal end
table'>, large soltd v.alnut
\.<,ffcc table. solid oal :;
'"a' de'~ wtth JIU'> top,
~ '.\a11ner chatrs ,.,th rush
'e•t" black desk, fl match-
'"'-Henta1e chatrs, plus
mt~ol 11cm" 51' Femleaf,
Cll\1. n r c all Oil 5-:!503.
I
1()(17 ""· \t"'n ..,.,.,.,
'·'""' \n.o , l..tltlornt.l ·.o ,,.,.,, "'
(It •'""'" I .uunt,
IIFAR the fabulou s -\LL EN
"Theatre Compact Organ'
wtth electrnnt, tral'' anJ
Castanets -ONLY .11.
(OR< OR'\,, "fl.JSlC ( 0
( '\cro!>~ from .. u hton ~ I
tlftl. r 0 wn .t ( oun try
<;4 1-~J JR
Open \ion ,t Frt 'ttl Q rm
• Y am dh a ~ Story .~ ('I ark •
SPINET CONSOLE PIANO ,
Want responsible party tn
this area to assume small
monthly payments. Wute or
phone Credit \1gr., Tall-
man Ptano Sto res, Inc.
Salem. Oreaon. EM 3·5707
\tODF.Rl'l. blonde I e a there tte
ptano. Sl95. C"all 675-0139
_after 4 p.m.
• PERSONAL
ALCOtiOUCS ANONYNOUS.
Hutlor AnL 67 J-1724. l4
Hera.
YOU ARE I NVITED to be
our aueu for breakfaat. We
are Cbriati111 Buatneumen
of this area of v &I lOlli
Chri atian denomtnatJon•
who meet in the name o(
J e1u1 Cbn SL Come and
hear p ersonal teatJmontea
of loca l buaineumen.
Breakfasta are held every
Saturdaymomioa. 7:00a.m.,
a t Leo's Family restawant.
251S E. Coast Hwy .• COM;
the Villa Sweden teatau-
rant. Main Sc. and Sth AYe .,
Huntinato n Beach, Tue s~
day at7 :00Lm.; and Thur ..
day momaoa, 7 :00 a.m., at
the J olly Ro aer restawant.
400 S. Coast Hwy., Laauna
Beach. For addiuonal an-
formation call M. Michael
Ll !-3491. .
WISH ADDRESS of Trudy,
Helen or Frances Powers.
Wnte \t.rs . Jones, 136 ~r·
a da Lane, Santa Barbara.
POODLE P UPPIES. Beauta-
ful jet black nuntatlue
malea AKC 9 weeks -rr-
duced (or Qlll ck nl e to
l e MOVING & STORACE
t54}.$6Q. 537-1135.
ADORI\AU·. elltra tam tO\
poodle puJlpte!., also m•o•a-
tures. Paper broken. ~orm·
ed. Shot~. AK(. Ttntest
matln(l .,ervtce . Groom•n&.
S5. Phone 5H-3007.
POC"K F.T size toy poodles.
T•n•est stud servt ce. Pup-
pt es from sS<f. Poodles to
HUIOI TaAMSPia
ANDITOMGI
A.-. ..
MIM~ liD aALL
TIMaT CO. u 1-7313 Of u ....,,.,
115 E. 17~ IL, Coa&a ¥eaa
I lease to aood homes. Yor-I
lcie at stud. 546-8495. • WORK WANTED
DISTINCTIVE DOGGIES
Want somethtn& different'
Ho w abou t a p&Jti-color?
(black & whale) Tiny Min.
Poodle, male, all ahots,
hou~e broken, AKC,t 97.50
or an apricot Toy, remale,
• doll -Sl 25 or an EnaJi sh
Bulldoa, female 10 w\a.,
really cute ~ •t75. Huny on
these to Jo rdan' a Pet Shop,
2732 E. Cout Hwy., C OM.,
673-2430.
2 Dalmation female puppiea
out of "Cllubby Clleckcra."
C u be acen at 12842 Even-
inaaide Or., Santa Ana. Lr
+5612.
ON SlAMESE k1t1en . bcau-
lt(ul, wery rare albtno. Pe.
d • ., •• papert. '-'l·J767. ,
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D~IVF!l ~th c lass "A" It ·
cenae w~r~ta wort . t all
1146-1397 after 5 pleue.
OMAN P1ecttcal Nune
wiahea 10 caac Cot lady. llu
teferenc:ea, doe a no t smoke
01 dtink, Call ,.41-l lU.
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IRONlNO. Ye-•a of e.ape:r-
icnc:c on aJ I 'J1)ea of clo-
thinJ .t liaen. Specialty,
men'a ahuu. tl.JO pe• Hr .
)4abfc Whitm1r1. Ml7 Met· ~
IUCIIl_C, COM. OR }-1174.
f'MN"nNG, intenor or ea-
lerior. C.A"P,.,.TRY A re~
pain. Reaaa.tMte. Call
6?S..W.O.
L-.tL IIDftCI
WM. HIRSTEIN
LIGAL MOTICI LIGAL MOTICI
Bo .... of S.p..t-. of Or.np Co .. ty, C.UicNal .. W4 ....
lhlt d.y of May, 1965, die fo,.pla\Onll•..e. ~1•1•1 dltM
(3) Mdl011•, WU CO .. I4ered ..,.-tloa 'f HCIIOII, •4 the& lite ..a4
o..dJaMCe w.• din p...ed ud _.,....., .. a wlaola by die follo-
lal1r'O&el
AYES: SUPUVISORS
Chaif'lrlaa of Ule Bowd of Supervi~Mt
of <nuF County, Callfomla
AI.TON E. ALLEN, lllUAW J,
PHILUPS, DA VID L. OAKEN AND w-.. HIRSTF.JN
NOES: SUPERVISORS NONE
AOSENT: SUPERVISORS C.M. f'EATH.:Hl,.Y
ATTEST:
W.E. STJOHN
County Clert and e:r-offlcio Clerk
of the Roard of SupHYieora of
Onan"e County. California
lly JunP Alnand~. Ot-puty
IN WlT~ESS WHEREOF, I have here~tnto "'my ha11cl and affixed
tht" ofncial aeal of the Board of Superviaona of the County of
Onanp, State of Calilomia, thia llt.h day o f May. I~
STAn: OF CAI.I F'ORNIA )
)ss.
COIJI'n Y OF' ORANGE ) (SL~L)
I .E. ST JOHN
County Clert and ea.-officio Clert
of the Board of &.pet'Vtaona of
Onanp County. Callfonaia
By J une AIPunder, Deputy
I, a .•.. ST JOHN, County Cleft end ex-officio Cll"rk of the-Board
ul 'ur>l"rvlaor8, do hf'nby certify that at a regular meet1"8 of the Publiah May 20, 1965 in the Newport ltarbor Enalsn.
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DANA ANDREWS, as a geoeral IJl the ln~Wgence Dept. , tw
a top role ln ·ne Satan Bug, •suspense drama from me lan
Stuart novel, 00111 t.bowtna at the Rln Tbeacre 1n Carooa del
MAr, chrough Tl.laday, May 25. Tbe aecood feacure 1.1 'Top-
bpi, • llltth Academy A111ud llliDDer ~ter Usdoov.
Motorist champions chivalry
James M.:Mahan! 38, or when he became anaered
U25-G3 Placen!-ta Ave., with a woman driver pokina
Weu Newport He•ahta, was aJona in front of him. At The
drivin.a northbound in front or Alebea overpau he uw an
lhe CIIY ball last Thunday opportunity and paned her
Mesa Coach ?" the r~aiH, ahoutina drivina
matruct.loos at her as he
is selected ·~~~~;ce Sbannep, 28. of
Thirty-year~ld Neil Peek Santa Ana obaerved the in-
has been named vauity foot-cident from his automobile.
ball coach at Costa Mesa and be yelled at ~. McMa-
Hiah School, to replace Dan ban to pull over so he could
Kimball. wh o reaianed his lecture him on dnv•na cour-
post earlier this year. tesy. He did. where the Hoaa
Coach Peek would very access road crosses ~ewpon
much like to be auoc1aled Blvd ..
w1th a Winner, and he'll have The stories told later lO
a fa1r chance next s eason police by the 2 men con01c t
with I I lettermen re tum1n1, as lO who s auck Lhe fi r:.t
1nclud1n& Lhe enure 1ntenor blow. \1r. \1c\1ahan suffered
ltne . a small abras1on and sh&ht
In JQ63. he -.as head coach swelhnc on the leit cheek.
at l:xce l •uor l llgh School. tom shart front, dnd n pped
Follow1n1 a () -K-I s eason he sport Jacke t.
moved on lO fo'lla \1es a
H1ah, where he served last
year a s uefens1ve coach. He
was an outstandiD& 3 sport
man , -football, basketball.
and baseball -at Lona Such
J ordan Ht&h School, Lon&
Beach C1ty C'ollece. and
Lona ~ach State.
Coach Kimball s ubnu tted
his reatanatJon after com-
ptlina a 2 seaaon record of
one wtn and 17 Iones.
111101 TDIII TIM
IIIUTEIII LIUII
Newport Harbor Hiab
Scbool'a var•ity tennia
troopa stonncd unbeaten
d'lrouah Freeway Leaaue
competJ lion lh1s seaaon. The
only loss on the year for
coach Wayne Ho rowitz's team
wu 10 Santa Ana.
Team members were Dave
Beauchamp. Lawne Cun-
nJD&ham. Dave Fonllus. \1 ark
Greer, Btlt Loveland. \1ark
Healy, Dave Plumb. Ra ck
Re yno lds. a.nd \1tke Teaman.
LEGAL NOTICE
'110 IICt or TKIISTF.E'S AU.
I Nnt:H Ot:El) Ot" THUiT
1 f I~J I4
UlAN 1166-382."12
Sou cf" I" hf"r·f'by l{ivf'n that
AHMANSON BANt.. AN I> T HLIST
COMPANY, a C•ldom ia {;o!f>or ..
tion, Ill! IN!IIf't", or "'llf'Cf'fiOOOr
lnJ!JIM', or !OUblltllulf'd IN!IIf'l"
poNHUinl 10 thf' tft"t'<f of IN 81 f'11"-
r ulf'tf bv t..A ntu.n .. COLt:
RA.\UHt 7., ll mamf'd woman ""
hl!r !IIQif' 01n d ~l"patAif' propl!'r1V
and f!•("(lrdf'd Junf' 20, 1963 1n
book 6597 r"~ 409 of Offi-
ciaJ Rf'cmdlll rn thf' offici!'
of thf' <.ountv RK ordf'r of
Omnjlf' Counh, Calilomu•,
and puuw ent to thf' "''oticf'
of (nofauh and f:l«-ction to
Sell titf'ff'\lndf'r rl!'cordt"d J anu-
ary 27, 1965 In book 7394 pa~
86 nf llllJd Offldal Rf'cord!l, will ~11. on June II, 1965. at
I 1:00 a .m., at the South Front
«-ntrance lO th4" County Coun
Hou11«-, 1n th4" city o f Santa Ana,
County o f Oran84"• stale o f
Ca lifornia at public auction, to
the hlflhe!lt bidder few c-b
(payablf' at th«-aime o f sale In
lewful monf'y of thf' llnlted
StetM!l) ell ril(ftt, title, and in-
lf'tflllt, ('(\ftVf'yf'd to and now
htoltl by it und«-r ""1d tlto«-d in th~
propeny •ituAif' 1n 1111id County
end ~lUte d«-•cTibf'ci "" fo llows:
Lo t ISO of Tr11r 1 2750 "" ~'
map rec:ord«-d 1n book 91. p•~•
l to S inrlu11ivf' of \fu•('ell ..
eoua M11p11, rt"Cords n f 1111id
Oraa~ Cownty.
S.id ul~ will be m11de, bat
wit~nut cov.-nut or wnrTanry,
exp~,.. nr irnpllt'ci, "'~din~
title, p<l""'"-ion or M'lcurn-
brancf'll, 10 ... ,i,.fv thf' indPbtrd-
ne•s ~·nod by !laid r~. ln-
cl .. dlns thf' f~ •nd f'lrl»f'tll!l4!ll of
the trvtttl"t' and of tht' tN8t8
c:re•tf'<l by s•ld ~d. advM~~s
th~wlldf'r, with IAtf'f'f'lll u
fi"'vldf'd th""''"· and thf' ynpaid
principal of tht' nott' ll~"e~&nd by
.. ld deed: •~wit 120,Soe•.~s
wtlh lateftlll the~a "-' S..~
lefllber IS, 1964 •• pto~ldf'd in
uid ftOl~
0..4: Mey Ia, 196S
AHMA.NSOI'f BANl AND TRUST
COMPAIIY .. ..dl TNtttee Byw.,...a ..........
AMhri .... Ofllc:.er
4117
........ u ... , .. 17, J .. 3.
IJ65. .... ...,.., ..... ......
Her essay
iudged best
Pamela Balch o f Corona
del \1ar Hi&h School has won
first place 1n a dJSLn c t con-
test sponsored by the Ve ter-
ans of PoreaJJI Wars Lad1e s
Auxiliaries for her cuav lln
the topic ''ln r_ducaunn
Reata the Future of .\men-
ca:· and will now enter sta te-
wide competition.
Pamela is the dau&htcr of
Mr. aad Mrs. Richard Batch,
2531 Black thorn SL. East
Bluff. Her esaay appeared 10
1t1 entirety tn the Apnl 1
issue of The E.n si&n.
The Coastline Auxd 1ary
also won 21 oth er c1ta1Jons
at the recent dtSUIC t meeuna
1n Buena Park. T welve of
these •ere for first pla ce 1n
vanoo compeuuons 'Nith
the 21 auuhanes 1n Lhe dls-
tncL
lUI GIRL •n
llnDIIL IIOIOIIS
Carol Cappello. I ~-ve al
old dauahter of ~r. and \hs.
Anthony B. Cappello. 1845
Anahetm St., Costa \1e s a, has
wo n national honors in a
Girls Club National Home-
maktn& Contest sponsored by
Best Foods.
Carol, a member of Lhe
Girl s Club of the Harbot
Area, 1s one out o f HI auls
10 the United S~tes and Can-
ada selected as w1nners 10
ten reJ.ional rec1pe and cook-
ina competitions. She won 1n
tile JUnior di vi !liOn.
Jackie \1 iller. 16 vear o ld
dau&ftter of MI. and \1u . An-
thony W. Miller, 2187 \1eyer
Pl., Costa ~sa. was a win-
net in the local contest, se-
nio r division, for her Fruit
Salad.
IIlLI • I lUI OPEIS
IUL IIJITIIFFICI
Merle Rottman, Harbor Area
real eatate broker. has open-
ed an office in the new Pair-
view Square development at
2283 fairview Rd., Costa
\1esa. She bas been in the
business in dus area for I'
years.
Mrs. Rottman 1 s former of-
fice manaaer at Walker and
Lee's Costa Mesa office.
Sbe baa often been named
top saleamM and top lister
by the Newport Harbor•Colla
"4eaa Board o( Realrors.
AU XILIARY IMSTALLS
Mrs. John \4cAndrew of
S.ta Ana was anstalled as
pre11dent of the Women's
Allulia.ry of the OTanae
Couney Dental Soc1et)' at its
~Mual mcetina '4•y S. '4rs.
Robert N. Heock of Harlxlr
liilt\lands was installed as
presidcftl-clec;L. Mta. Clifford
Hoateller of Cameo Hiah•
Ianda is lhe new ltd ric ...
preeldent.
lACK IM HOSPtTAL
Mu. Walter Pcarton of
C'otona del Mar u back •n
tloaa tioapi cal ••aia. '4fa.
Pe•.oa apent J ••d• aa
•• Mtt"tal earl let Cia I Y••·
~'~ . .SEMPLE
• BJ:AL :BSTATB
DD•IA DEL 1111 DOLL HIS!! -m.•
All auuied up juat for YOU. The meticuloua owner
has. carefully redec~ra.ted, remodeled, re-atuccoed, re-~lled and m~e .th1 s 1nto a better-than-11ew hou c.
Qu•et, fmndly net&hborhood ... wilhin walltin& 1111-
tance of ~VERVTHJNG. SEE!!' OPEN HOUSE SUN-
DAY 1-S· · · 617 Narcissus.
IIUIIL COUITIIY Clll. II c•!!
Loada of used brick and shake -GREAT LIVlNG
RO~ and ki tchen-dinin& area -an unusual find on
.1 standard COM R-2 loL Juat 2 Bdrms, 2 baths, but
buildable ID fo ur plua an income unit. Close to
beaches and schools. Low Down ONLY S39,S00'
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 ... 432 Carnation.
lEI~ FmiT •PLEI -A lEn DY
Duplex Wtth ao racous VIeW or Catalina. Rl&ht on
beach. Upper apt. has 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths, Lower w1th
2 ~rma. 1 bath. Outs tandina rental record. Fenced
pat.Jo -3-car aaraae. walt-tcrwall carpets thru-out
drapes, all appliance s. shutters. $()9,500. '
l$4, EAST COAS T H IGHWAY 'H0 ... £ 67 S·2 101
COAONA DE L MAa, CAltfO aNIA
OCEAN VIEW NEWPORT BEACH
r ~ Stmplt Land
-Mediterranean Villaqe eo,_ Sold Out -Rudy few M1y ()c;(upo~nc 1
DELUXE 4 UNIT APARTMENTS
Few Sa~-Few RMt
Pmts H~rt At S6q 000--frtlfll S') 000 dn
CarOtiS -~ -L.wkupt
All Eltetnc 8ut1Hns -COtt Ht.1t
Wnt.cllff lmmmtt~t Com!WIY
SMt's & Ra~UI A9ft!U
TRACT OmCE
F 1"9sll•p Ia P~tria ltd.
Ph b42-S24l
01 &46-0203 J BlOcks from ~'
5 Blotb frtlfll Oa.J1111
Open House
SATURDAY AJID SUNDAY
HIGH ON THE BLUFF
2007 LEEWARD LANE
Overlooking fabulous Dover Shores. You con li ve
in the fonnol 2,000 sq. ft. nome including cor·
pets, dropes ond fonnol din1ng room, and o sepo-
rote overs• u garage with woric shop oreo. YOU
OWN TH E LAND ALSO for
S42,500
Subm1 t your terms.
lUI Inn
Real Estate Co.
121l.F•irview IteM <'"Mt• M•u
.S46-12'2l ·'J ~ s~u ria t F. artA"
'2~.
Voltaire
ALL NEW
GARDEN APARTMta'4 rs
EXTU LUCl ONl llOftOOM. TWO UotiOOMS AND
ST\JOIOS. ttOTPOnfT IUflT·lNS, lt(FRJUUTOU,
CAmTS I DUNS, rttrYATt flllTlOS, flOO\.,
lltlatUnON. AHO CKflOMNS Alt£A.
S(PAitUE ADUlT S(CT10NS.
811 So. FAIRVIEW Rd.
...... ,. ...., .... n a ,.... ...
• ..,Ill IIMI • lUll
e MiliA • W e CII1'A ..
• UIO al • a.~~& 1&1111
'f'\ADES
Price Reduced
now $64,500
• • • stluated on one of the luge leu on
Bayadere tn prestige lt"tnt Tcrrac..t
East.
We offer lhtS tnunJ<"Uiatc \ l[ ,v
HOME unclt-r reprt'du• t1on 'o~l J z:,.
11\JidS llUHlt'r.( dlOIIIJ: rm . f JmiiV r OCIOI
_1 bath s, (ra c e for SIOOi mMinJ pool, fuJh,
carpeted &r draped Lu,.un~ landsu1 ..
tng ~ Otcll Beaon. s~~ke root. •tot
,.,vertung, a ll 1n peri~ cond
Buyer -novtn& to latter home 1n
Do~r Shore\ -.v11l sacnflc-e
OPF.'I SA TI'RDAY \."lD ~ 'IDo\Y
lftOl BA.Y-\01-.Rt-
...... -
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1714) oa. .. U1 11
(~~~
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_:;,. t l',.-1f,,p~~,.
}.bedroom J, on older norne
but w1th t+le best of l oc~
t1ons, Cenre• of Costa
Mt"~a and room lor onot+ler
un 11
Just $1~.750
W ells·McCardle Realtor~
Rc:hablc: Sci Vl Ct Since tQ•J
tUONewpoll BIYd. L1 8-77 ~Q C:osta\1eu
FOR "ACTIVE''
REAL ESTATE
SERVICE
C'O R I JI'
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Fantastic
A rnl It'~ RA:'F:;\IO:T
plua • '"""~"""' ,..,mr••&
rocom C't\mpl~l,. '"''" h1t1ll·
In W\'L bar HUJrt' h\lnJ::
room With hnrla~ &an •
bno&Jdut I'C'Om. All ,._ •
on t\AlU)WOOO floors on
a oomn-tal 1n S!:WPORT
H&ICHTS ~~ fi~J
Privacy
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loin-rtf ra •" 1 l>rt N-n
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and il h>1.:r Z\ tl •wm::
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Vacant Lot
13,950
Tr:qRI FIC VI F:W OF
L AGUNA & (')AST ·
LI N I: FI NEST VI ~w
LOT IN AQCH ~~=ACH
HEIGHTS FOP SALE
BY OWNER 499.T 42 ----
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HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Open Sat. & Sun. 1.5
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Take a minute
A call ua for run PI' r1 leu la rs
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$51.500.
Honm
Like To Move
ToWOftderfut
~na ~noul g, ~•tona
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100' C-1 FRONTAGE
2 O FF IC~ RL OGS 1 WI TH LIVI NG QTRS
PRI MF lQTH ST COMM FRCI AL ARFA
M -1 70' X 145'
3 BEDIM & DEN
PEJ?F ECT "HOt.tF & SHOP''
TERMS OR TR Anf
DUSTY RHODES
REALTOR
Ill 6 1101
333 L 17th St •
,
• -caTIUOie UUGA
e UUGA .... e CIAA .sA
...... ~ OIIOtiA ...
Eastbluff
VIF.W LOT
3HO w l C..os ! H:5hw•~
Corona d..f M_,., ~l;jo ~n;c
Jlh011< ' '13 · 2 222.
REAL FAMILY HOME
Check The Items:
PECTACULAR VIEW -and
CHANNEL REEF-APARTMENTS
"LoutH 0.. Mel" G•••l ""' Hew,.rt H•rMr Entr.n "
2525 oc-11 ...... c. ..... ., ... ,, c.lif.ntl•
LUXURIOUS AVOCA DO CARPFTING, f\F.AUTIFUL OOUilLE DRAPF'S,
3 BATHS -2400 SQ . FT. -" Ocean View
"' 4 B.droo•ns
"" 3 boths
,-famil y room
"" recreation room
Boat Slips Available To Residents
H e re realdeo'lh enjoy the ir w•tor II'Of!t wl ow •d tho con.,.,lenco of"'-'""' their boot ol th •
front door. Alto tt.o dit tincl odYG'tiiiO of corofroo lol turo ll wil'l g by ofi..,il'latil'l l tho b..rdMtO"'o
•••pon t lb ilitiot of moii'I!Oil'ling o lor1o homo. Moro lmportont, i t't oconomlcol 01 tt.o cott of
tho focilltiot on di .. ldod ond MO il'ltolnod thru o ••111•roto foo.
OFFeReD AT
We Are Offering
TWO IRAKO JEW CUSTOI IUILT
ARCHITECT DESIGNED HOUS
442 Caroline Dr., Npf. Hts., 3 br., !g. li v.
rm., 16 x 31 ,2 baths ... Lea se option or trade,
S4 2,850 • • •
Exclus1ve New F:merold Pay V iew Home, 5
br ., 4 both, Mon terey with 3600 sq. h . l,v,n q
or eo. S69 ,500
I I I I I I I I I
CHOOSE THE OlE TMl T SUITI YOU
Ra lboo Income Modern Tr1ol ex 1n excellent
rental oreo. So le or Trade. S43 ,500
• • •
Newport He1ghts. Lor g.-economy Home. 4 br.,
21; bo., 2650 so ft . 11 v1ng oreo. Ou1 ef res1·
den11o l oreo. S35,000
• • •
Newport He1gh ts Attracti ve Corner, 3 br., P 4
baths, beoulfu lly landscaped. Hobby rm.,
lono1 & ootJo S29 ,SOO.
• • •
Newport He,ghts , eKce ll ent volue, 2 br., 1
bo . S24 .000.
JOHN VOGEL & ASSOCIATES
I
IIEAL.TOIIS AIID IUILD!IIS
400 "1111'0 IT II. • D.. " l'fi'O IT llAOI
IIIII 6·167 S AIJIT Tlllll
SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW
PERFE CT HOME FOR A GROWING FAMIL Y
• 4 Aedrooms
• 3 Roths
• Sw imming P ool
• 3 Cor Garage
• Immediate occupancy
• S59,900-Excellent Terms
located in F:xclusive Cameo Shores
4539 Fai rfie ld Drive
OPEN HOUSI" DAILY
SEE CLAUDE SHIFFEil
IIAL IITATI
CIIHIIU&IIU 'C7WI .,_
I
..., dining room
$43,950 "' 45' lot
,-I block to beach M..,y ott.or odwOI\Ioge t , too nU"'orout to t lole her•, ore o .. ool oble to '"••• of dit cri,.,inolil'lg
tot to.
A tel oct number of two Bodrm., two llott. A111o•"".," 010 o .. oll oblo CW!d wo ln .. lto ~o., to il'ltjllort
l'h e two 1 ... .,.,...,, fumlt hod ll'lode lt ol your COI'Iw_,,.,, •.
OR 1-:222 LEASE S350 MO. AND UP -BUY 556,500 AHD UP.
D.V. FRA.kLUI. REALTOR 1251 E. COAST HIGHWAY Phone 673-9313 fo r fvrtt.er infor"'otio"
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Matt LaBorde, Realtor $ uys $
$Duplex
WELL PLANNED 2 E'EDROflM tW IAE, WIT H
FIREPLACE , 1 BEDROOM VIEW APARTI.tENT.
EXC ELLENT LOCA TION NEAR PARK .
$46,250
$ Ocean Blvd.
OCEAN • JETTY VIEW, SPACIOUS 3 ... ED-
ROOM, 2': 'JATd HO:AE . LARGE LOT. ASKING
$89,500
$ Shorecliffs
OCEAN AND CAN YON VIEW, 3 8EOR00 MS •
DEN, SP L IT L EVEL. TEFiRIFIC FAMILY HOME.
SEE AT
r £ SI'CQAL/l£ IN CORONA OCL .AR
m IIAIGUIIITI AYIMU .. COIOM DIL IIAI c-c.. .... , ..... ,
OR 3-8550
One block north of the Corona del Mar State Pork
stands this big continenta l type 2 story home
with 4 bedrooms and den ond 3 baths on large
lot that wi II accommodate your boat. Has over-
s i zed 2 cor garage. Mode m Queen's ki tchen with
built-ins, including refrig. Excellent bargain for
just S4 ,400 initial investmen t.
Col i 675-3171 NQWI
OPEN E V[NJNGS
17/IJ E. Poe . Cst. Hwr .•
$13,750 z RR rnH•at N•w w w
rpliL tltl•rllf"ff I•N~I• C"l••" • read,Y to nw'l''~
JJ!I'
••• .... r r; .... $11.500 J.'lStO tr()' potenUIIl.l Income.
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renl ma&a JOI,Ir1 Ntnenl.l • • • .....
3 RR 6 Mn. fiN9I&1:t , "ff"ft
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..... eo<.M-c_,. ~MAll CIIL>f'_ .. ,.
... war COAWI' HWY.
"EW!OIIT KACH
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lt \1111 1! I OO!ll Wllh !lll!S!<-1 ~(' ~lOll!' ft rcpl;ur
lux unou:o~ rarprt tnc 1h1u nut dtapf'ri <~~nd all
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liAS RU:N SI..\SHrll TO ONLY l 2'1.fl;,o
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Upper Bay Environment
O n (IU!el lref'·hnl"ri Cul·dr·sar ~treet nnl ~· a
~hort dnvl" from the-llf!lol' ltNIVf~RSITY OF
t'ALI FORNIA. IR VINE ~o~.·f' offe-r thu CU."·
ltllt' lhrr r bf-drnnm. 13, bath adult O<Tup•et1
luunc· \1 1th lotJ!!r natun l r ct1ar lint-tt l1v1ng
rnm n IHL'.!t' u't•d hn r k flrr pla,·r bllllt·tn
1.111 h•·n <~~ml lo\1 m~ml~'nano r f'XIt-rtnr prn-
lr t lrtl ~lun11 n um ~•11m~ Ext ra w1dr pool
~'>Ill' In I '' !th 1-'pn nk l rr~ fr<'ln t lv rn1. sh ~rlf'
ti er.• 11'1111 l rrr~ ~nrl m ~l urr pl ant \ rrwrrl
lo 'f'!! 011 On l\ !::11.%0 VETS · NO flOW !\
"'" F ll A or l'nn~·('ntum a l f l n ~ne•nc av;ul
~h lr
M.M. La Borde, Realtor
"You'll l ike Our Friendly Sarvice"
220 E 17th St. (Phone
jlouted m E. 17th St.
\
$50
) Costa Meou
Cente r)
~ ;,'r.·
$
, , .leu thon $40,000 buys o provincial i•wel ! 2
bedrooms, immoculote Lido Home, Phone for appoint·
ment to seoit.
DR 3-35115
$
INCOME
.... --~-..
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• •
Com1urciol waterfront lot. Best buy on the Boy!
Leu thon $2,200 p« fn:Ht t foo t.
LEE SCHONEK -R~lt.,
..IJ11• WH £RF. Tfl f. W ~Vf.! WII.,Pt;R
POETRY M THEY L~P ~T Til F. !!llOR£.
OWNERS HOM £ •IIIGH INCOMF. UNIT. NEW·
PORi O CE ~N fRO NT WITII ~LI. ING RF.OI'
£NT5 fOR ROM~N CE • COMfO RT • SS.
CIILL CIIRDINRL REM. TV /IT OR 5-1303
Ill
... -
IRVINE TERRACE
VIEW OF OCEAN ... 3 BEDROOM
2 BAT~ UOME ON POOL SIZE
CORNER LOT. ~UGE LI'II.,G ROOM
WITII SLII>ING GLASS DOORS TO
COOL COVERED PATIO. LIVING
ROOM, KITCHEN, AND PATIO All
!lAVE VIEW OF OCEAN .
LooK AT
7t'"''
ScENIC PkbPf"HE$
Po.:T THeATRE Suu .. c:>cNG
OR 5·5726
Watch du: boau flO in •d out lh e jetty rram your
li•in& 100m .-nd muter bedroom, Thia home: at
4607 FAI RFI F.LD, CAM EO SHOR ES
is a cleliahllul 3 bedroom, 2~ ba&ll houe wifl
tu1e f.-nily room, terrific kitc:h m , nua lara•
p raac:, pool. •prinkler ayuem, ne• cupedna •d
onl, ·
57,500
Vacant •o we: ~ ahow at'"' aen••l•c•.
•p. a. p I :wr •c:• porahct' . .._ ........... ...
1ll DEVB.1HRS IJ UDO SIIE 1935
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CENTERVIEW PLANS STUDIED
MRS. DON BUSH of Cost. Mesa, at ri~t, Queen super-
visor and chaperone, displays official costume to Kathie
Ross, 18, "Miss Westmlnstef"' and first entry In county-
wide beauty contest to pick Aloha Queen for 1%5 Orange
County Fair In Costa Mesa, July 27-Aug. 1. Contestants
must be unmarried, between 16 and 26 years of age, and
at least 1 year In the communi ty they represent.
The propoaed Centerview
deveiQpment on the Irvine
hilla inland of Hubor View
Hills and Corona del Mar
will come &o the attention of
the Newport Beach Plannina
Conwniuion at ita meetina at
I p.m. today, May 20, in City
Hall.
The Commiuion will con-
sider a muter plan amend-
ment concemina land uae in
Centerview. Here ia &onilht's
complete aaenda:
TENTATIVE t.lAP
Tract S878, conaiatina of
18.33 acres divided into 91
reaidential loll and 1 peen
area lot of a planned rcai-
dential development in E.aat
Bluff.
AMENDMENT
David Jameson, 1800 S.
Bay PL, Balboa hland, per-
miuion &o retain a brick wall
on the property line adjacent
&o the alley.
Jamea Deoiche, 208 and
210 Fern St., 207 and 209
Oranae St., Newport ~orca,
permiuion &o conatruct 2
one-family unita on each loL
Corelco, 1S41 Monrovia
Ave., West Newport Heiahta,
permiuion to construct a
private achool in an M-l·A
Diatrict.
Ram Conatruction Co., 413
E. BaJboa Blvd., Balboa,
permiuion to conal.nlct a tri-
plex in a C-1 OiatricL
RESUIOIV1SIONS
Harold Sproul, 716 Mari·
10ld Ave., Corona del '1ar,
permiu1on to create 2 lo ts.
Richard Lawrence, 2216
Waterfront Dr., Corona del
Mar, realipment of property
linea,
COUMOL REFERRAL$
Requea t from lhe City Coun-
cil for 1ft amendment to the
adopted helicopter ordinance
to provide for temporary a&opa
to permit uaea such 11 heli-
copter trips &o houaina de--
velopment• in the euly
naaea of cooatrucu on.
Letter from attorney William
Butler in behalf of Wi1li11111
McGee. concemin& condi-
tionally approved variance
of B.R. Moma at 915 Via
Lido Soud, L1do hie.
WEDDING
Muter Plan Amencbent
No. 11, propoaina &o amend
the land lllo clement of &be
maater plan to renect land
uaea ean of MacArthur
Bl vd. and north of 5th Ave.,
in the area around Harbor
View Hills mown aa Center-
view.
.JOHN SCHMITZ
REPORTING FROM
STATE SENATE
a•IUIOEIEITS VARIANCES 35th District -Orange County
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Ro"'• Otnt.cl fiiUl 0 ,_,..,ed
114 W. 4ttt St...e S..... AM 10 74411
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Kenneth Whitcomb, 120 26th
St., Weat Newport.. permiuion
to ccxutruct a duplex on an
R-2 lot havina 1,750 aquue
feet of land area.
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
721 W. Bay Ave. and 720 W.
Balboa Blvd.. Sal boa, off·
at.reet pa.rtina in an R-l d••·
trict not contiauous &o a C
OiatricL
USE PERMITS
Georae Holstein & Sons,
permiiiiOft to COOIIIUCt ele-
ment P of Uae Penmt 1054,
conaiatln& of 91 res1dent1al
loll and peen area lot of a
planned reaidential develop-
ment an East Bluff.
Oranae Coaat YMCA, 2300
Unavenaty Dr., Back Bay,
pe rmi11100 to COftllrUCt Y\1
headquarters bulldln&. Thu
waa held over from May 6 .
Sipal Oil Co., ICI'VICe Sta·
tion at 6400 W. Coaat Hwy ..
Weat Newport.
Califomia'a Senate hu
failed ita reaponaibility &o
you.
Sen a &or Teale' 1 rcappor-
tionmeo t bi II waa approved
24-13. It abdicatea Cahfor-
nia'a rilht or aovereipty ID
decide ber 'own internal af-
fairs.
True, reapportionment hu
been ordered by the Supreme
Court. But: ~ Does the Su-
preme Court bave proper ,un•
dtc uon m reapportionment
cuea" Even member$ of the
bench dllllfee. The ev1dence
11 ample that at does not.
2> Doea the Supreme Court
have the power &o antcrpret
the Con a tltullon so as &o an-
JeCt (quo una Justice Stewart)
"a paruculu political phllo-
aopby. . . btndina upon each
of the SO States ... without
reaard and respect for ... each
State's diatinct his&ory, diS-
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tribullon of populat1on, and
distinc t politic al hentaae"'
The Amen can Re,olutlon
wu fouaht because a Kina
dlouaht he had thoae powers.
How qu1 ckly the preuurc
o f a lfOWina. aJut&onous
federal authonty can weaken
some spane a. Earl 'anen, as
ao vemor-an -need -of -vo tes,
a ta~mchly defended Califor-
nia's nJht to do 1t' own ap-
portlonl n& any way ll saw fi L
S o w, he lead!> the Supreme
Court that destroys SLate so-
verea anty.
Three time s Call forn1a
votera turned down mea ures
ID reapportaon alona SJmll ar
lines 10 those nov. demanded
by the Waabtn&IOn black
robes.
Scna&ors debated reappor-
llonment plans a s "le asen
orevals"or puty advantaaes.
They refuaed &o anapec t the
embryo or envas1on the mon-
ster they bore.
The Scnat e'~o vole accept-
In & federal encrosc hmenl
leavu th e people to rend for
themse lve s . "The Connec u-
cu t Reaolves" recommend
those who are de tenmned &o
continue fhJ lJU cal se lf-ao-
vernln& mu t arouse support
at the comtrAln aty level ,
throuah s tate Representa u ves
and Senalo n>. by lnSJalln&
on State Lea1s lature ac uo n.
by enJOJn an a the Governor
and h1s -\drmn1slratlon &o
take all forceful and leaal
ac ti on pou1ble . ~ rccrullln&
support at even level 1n
other States. and by send1n1
resoluuons and personal re-
pre sentauve!l 1n bolh Houses
un ul actJ on IS tal.en.
Your State Senate has fali-
ed 10 preserve vour sover-
e•&n "'· If the People rail.
the Court's preceden l wall
stand &o aro~~~o II II. e a cancer
10 Amen c a 's bloodstream.
ITUIEIT OFF1CER1
CMOUI AT C.l . IIIGM
Richard Gordon •as elec-
ted last week to sene as
student body PIe 11 dent f<'4
the com1 na school )' e 11 l l
Cos ta \k sa H1 &h School.
F1ank Ra ce was elected v1ce
prea1den~ JollyO'Hare, sec-
actary. Donna full et, ttea-
surer. El aine Bennett,atuden t
co1ut Judae. and M11o n Bur-
aenbauc hel C.A.S.C. I Cpte-
sen tati ve.
I..III'K IHSU-.AHC. flti..AHH INO
.. 0,_ T'HK
I'ANILY ltU""KII
DTATK Dllf'\.OYEE
ntE a.te£cnan wruAL
Uf'E t-.lJMIICE a:Jt/PNtY
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1617 WUT~I, 01t
UTI30S
HfWPO•T 8lAOi. C.AU '· .o .. u
OR. JAMES MARCH,tormerly
wi th Carnegie Institute of
Technolo gy, now dean of
social sci ences and protessor
of psychology and sociology
at the Uni versi ty of Cali-
fornia, lrvine, will be guest
speaker at a luncheon meeti ng
of the Women's Oivis1on,
NewPOrt Harbor Charmer of
Commerce, at noon Wednesday
May 26, at the lrvane Coast
Country Club. He recei ve d
hi s 9.A. from Un1versit y of
Wisconsin in 1q4q and his
Ph.D. in political sc1 ence at
yale in 1q53. He and his wife
atd thei r 4 children res1de 1n
. the Harbor area.
Scouts plan
ship display
One of the ba&&e ~>l 2 mhl-
ed sh•p repiH .. as ever to "set
sail on dry land" will be
featured at the Oranae (oun-
t)' Fa~rgrounds 1n Co s ta \tesa
u part of Sea Scout!> dJ !.play
l l the annual Scout-G·Rama.
The ~oh1p, built b\ the Sea
~out~> to hou.,e l.he11 nauu cal
dt splilylo, '" ~S feel long. 3'\
feet wade and Ill> pennant-
strcarmn g m.t~ots re ach 3'i
feel.
Adm1~'10n w lhe Fau-
p oun d) 1 b \I lo r the \'A'o•ds)
arrau, \1a~ ~I from b w Q
p m. an d \1a\ ~~ lrom I to Q
p.rr
One nl the h1ghla&hls nl the
th e S<..oul-0 -Rama ... 111 be a
parade wh1ch ••II '>lart Ill the
be&-~nnans uf the hnal da'.
Over ~.000 C)ea out~o, .. ,..
plorers. Be.)\ ~OUl'> and ( ub
~ou l~o arc e1.pcc1ed 10 m&rl.h
led b)' lv.n drum and bu gle
co rp s , lv.n banda. and ''"('
houe-m<lunlc:d group.
-\dvanl.e 1nformauon re&ard-
lng J•Hn•n& the lica Scoul~o ll>
ava1 labl e tr. contacung Ralph
"'h •tiord. Sea Seoul Ba~oc .
IQ31 V. (oa t Hv.\ .. 'e-.pon
Beach. Ll II-50~2.
I I 1 ENsiGN It -\\ I I
•u llk 1-nll !
l ()I
JEANNIE BRUINS, 17, daugh-
ter ot tAr . and Mrs. Gemt
'3ru ins, 1718 Monrovta St.,
r:.osta Mesa, .,as been s elec-
ted to recea ve the Sl :>no
')1 xon A>~ta r~ ..vna I' ~ ~r e
sented by '·~ ..... A.. to th e
rno st outstandanq en ter•ng
freshman s.tu:le'lt 1'1 J t ~ ·
ti es, l eade rst ( an'l SCh') Jr-
Shlp. Jeann f ~dS a 3 '->"
grade 001 nt J ver.t~f' .... t •· t as
been act lit ~ tu'le· : :.er-
VICe as a :TemO~· •t ~ .-!=' •
arc S.A.A. ~e ~o~Js ti'l e
sen • :>r c, ass o ay. d"ll >l •ved
JS s tata stac an 1 ,, ~t'e '3"
I':)O!ba tea,.. eJnn e ~o~as
also an A. 1= 5. llna st and
>~t • oe par~ c.c;aung n the
~p,.n g rnus .. al 'ri. M. S.
P nafore."
PACIF1C .VIlW
IUO.ALPA. c-cta..,.....,_,.,,_c, __ .._
• 11""'4 _,.,. ... aw..~-to-JJIJO MAC A .. TMV IO lk.VD •
COIOO .. A 0 &1.. ....... e?._l.O I
Graduation
here's the
long and the
short of it:
our gowns
are elegant!
• ~·· .. ~sst on
Directory
ucsu &AHt.'E ••.
FOA Al..l.. OF YOUA
INSlJAANC~ N~~OS
ROBERTSON -SADLFJR
INSURANCE
3333 E. CDut NWJ.
CDIIIMI& dd Mar -ll:t-31:Mt
FUNERAL DUlECTORS ..•
BALTZ
MORWARIEf
1741 SUPERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
Ul dway b-2424
3520 E. COAST HIWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
ORiole J-9450
Siflct 1942
Frtendly Nelfhbort\ood
Service
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8-3433, 8·3434 Co.ta MH&
W estcliff$ Chapel
of_ I(·':!"·~
427 E. 17 ... ST.
COSTA MESA .........
TWO E'3ELL PRESIDENTS surround Mrs.
H.S. McGregor, surprised winner of an
E bell Life Membership award for her ser-
vice as club luncheon chairman under r~
tiring president, Mrs. Thomas L. Letto
Cat I eft). Mrs. McGregor (center) wi II again
be luncheon chairman for Urs. Ernest
FOOT INJURED
~ile strolling throu,h town
one evening last week, \trs.
K. V. D11ts of Corona del \tar
tnjured her foot. Luckily
husband Peter has recently
retired from his position as
c:ng~neer wa th radio stauon
I( Fl anJ will be able to help
her take it easy.
Top 0 ' The cloy • Via Lido · & Newport Blvd.
Newport Beoch
Lamping Cat right), who was installed
May b as Ebell president for the coming
year. Mrs. Lamping, a lady In plnlc with a
noticable Texas drawl, is a Cameo High-
lands residenL She has lived in the Har-
bor area for 3 years and before that spent
7 years in Laguna 9each. CEnsl~ photo>
........... . _____ ,, ntURSOA.!L IMY .. -
CDaA IlL-.. , .
freeway debate on radio
1\e freeW8f COIUI'O'"nJ
lOOk D •• liawayea \tGiday.~ #.._, 10, ie a cleMM betwe._
~arahll O..ffield, finance
conniuee daairman for tbe
Newport Freeway Fiptera
Ann., and Gerald Ruucll,
oucutive auiatant to tho
dhtrict enJineer for tbe
Caliromia State Oiviaion of
Hiabway a, on the radio pro-
lflm, "Story Line."
Mr. Duffield made a number
of pointa: "We're not tryina
., enaineer the route, but
with a little bend here and
there we could keep the free-
way out of Coata Men and
atill within Newport Beach,
but apare the bluff property,
Yobich ia the moat nluable
down here. . .A C ew yean
aao it ~ppeared that Marin en
\tile wu dnelopina inl> a
rea't commercial center, now
4 automobile dealeu han
moved from there to Coata
M.aL . .Mr. Womack, tbo
Mad •ta .. •aiaeer, •d •
iadepeoclent fin employed
IIJ the atate, have recom-
m•decl Cbe inland JOule be-
cauae it repruenta a uvina•
or 130 million eo the tu-
payer, and 10 OW' ltnowleclao,
Cbia ia the firat time the com-
miuion baa ever overruled
their recommendation a ••.
"The atate ia purc:huina
the bluff property owned by
Bill Caaney at a coat of
1167,000 1n acre. while the
land could be 10tten for
SlO,OOO or $40,000 per acre
if the route were moved a bit
inl.,.d."
When the propan wu open-
ed ap to thou wbo wi abed 10
telephone in quutiona, \4r.
Ruucll wu ao beaicacd that
be waa backed inao Cbe poai-
tion of exc;uaina the Oivi aion
of Hipway'a action bynodna
lbat ••every foot of freeway
built in the atate hat been
oppoacd by aomeone." A a
moderator Ruth Aabl>n o~
aerved, .. It looh like every-
one is a freeway fiahter."
One or thoae who called in
waa Frank Jordan, head of
Cbe freeway fiahtera commit·
tee for the Corona del Mar
Otamber o f Commerce. lie
~cri ed \1r. Ru ssell as to
bow he could JUSti fy the
upenditure of more money
when there was so much un-
developed land ava1 lable
through wh ach to map the
route.
••we mu t comprom1se ell·
pense so as to get the best
return an traffic serva ce for
our 1nves tment." \lr. Ru sse II
an s wered. "It would do us no
gooJ to bu1ld freeways 1n the
desert."
CUSTOM HOMES -REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Personalized Serv1ce
DON E. ELDER
\1 RS. HARRY GOETZ, recording secre-
tary . Mrs. Harri s Lee, corresponding sec-
retary , and Mrs. George Hooper, second
v1c e-p res1dent, were all installed as
Ebell Cl ub off icers May b at the "golden
circle" ins tallation ceremony presented
by Mrs. G. Hoyt Corbit of Fullerton, fi rs t
vi ce president o f the Orange District of
Cal iforn ia Federated Women's Clubs. !En-
sign photo)
"Out we're not taJk1n1
about lhe Jesert, only mov1ng
the route a half a mtle," \lr.
Jordan protested. "Fvery Cl-
va c group 1n the area, with
the ellcepu on of the Caty ,,f
Costa \4esa and the Irvine
Company, ~ ich ha the un-
developed lanJ, 1 s opposed
to the proposed roubna."
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
15 Y~ars tn Nf'wport B~:~rh
2115 New rt IIYd. 67J.OIU
~Q-JIJI (;~of-.~~-~ ...
TIE ,., lOlSE -c.-u-
R ... 25 9/ 10f Ethyl 27 9/ lO,
Mo,or Br-da O"ly
3A112 Cooat Hoth..,-,., o -o Polflr ·
*CROWN HARDWARE*
WE "A HOOSEBOLD -EXT STORr Phoae
CUT FJifE • PAIJCTS OIUole
3107 EAST COAST !tAT e, COilOJifA DEL MAR
XETS 3-2800
Day
MAY
Boys' state rep picked
Roger Hartlev has been
chosen to re present Corona
1
Jet \4ar lit gh School the week
11f June 19 to !t> at Bolo's'
Stare:. ~ha ch ~•II he heiJ at
, the: ( altlomaa ~la te Faar
f
(iwunJl>. Sacramento.
Roger ,., <ibJJen t bnJv alh-
lc:u c commasslllner, a memher
nl -\mencan F1eld Scrvace
and lhe Letterman's Club.
.., d pre sa dent of the Key Club.
lie ha s been secretary of the
Key Club the past two years,
and a member of the varsity
hasketball and baseball teams
for three yeau.
He is the son of Dr. and
\trs. Robert Hartley. 11100
Tahuna Ter .. l rvane Terrace.
He pl an s to study l a~A> at the
l naversa ty of Caltfom1a.
BOWL TRIPS PLANNED
The coastal ci ties from
'iewport Deach to San Cle-
mente have formeq thear own
volunteer COI'lYTli ttee for the
Hollywood Bowl. \trs. Ri chard
H. Clucas and \4rs. Charles
Hendri ckson represent the
Newport area. Charter bus
ellcursions are planned to lhe
Joly-Auaust concert senea in
Hollywood Bowl.
NEW NEW
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YODI LAIIIIY
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2.H.r
Senice
llf PER ll.
Weit'-4
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tories were usually just
lists or folks in town who
had service, with an ex-
planation or how to crank
the phone to get the op-
erator's attention. But
not any more. The fir-st
few pages in today's phone
books are filled with lou
of useful information :
numbers to call in emer-
gencies, for telephone re-
pair service, for assistance
on calls, a nd to order new
services or thanges. They g;,·e instructions for :o~peed
ing long distance call and a list of Area Codes. Th~
"how-to" pages will help you get top \'alue from your
telephone service. And that's a pretty good rea~n
for u~ing them.
Did you know that untU 118, the ..._.dent of the
United 8~te. had alway. uaecl a telephone ln a
booth outdcle hia elleGuUve offlee? Herbet't Hoover
--the n.-.t Pre.ldent t o have • phone on hie d..Ja.
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serva ces which annoWlced that the telephone company
in New Delhi was now fillina apphcauons for telephone
serva ce taken 1n 1955.
"nd to think we. 1n ~ewport, act very concemcd if we
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us matntain our obJective of serv1 ce when you want 1t by
JIVInaus a couple of days nob ce ~hen plann1n1 a chanae.
If you plan a move of your bustness telephones. several
weeks nouce would be a~prec1ated. Th1s 11ve s us t1me
to order your equipment and schedule the me n ktl lec.J 1n
anstalllnJ the more complex ervaces.
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I. EXAMPLE
200 ·~·· ., 71• Ill. ,., .. , .•. ~ -·-6
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Pallolmea Neil Puce II
wa&cbed duouab a power bi·
110c.lan (roaa 50 yuda away
at 3:30 L•~ •• 19-yeu-old
Willi• •IIi••· 1U6 Plaller·
'-Ave., Coate Me .. , dia-
locl .. 4 •• ll•u oo a cipr-
eu. •chine at the Heacock
auoliae atatioo at Newport
Blvd. aad FiDley Ave., Weat
Newport, ren)Oved a pack of
cia .. tte• aad jaoned diem
in hit pocket; be waa uroa~
ed on a cbarae of pett;y theft
• -.Roben Jackaon, 2191
Tuatin Avo., Bact Bay, wait•
ed for bartender David Eo-
baolf, 2:020 Pullcrlon Ave.,
Coata Meaa, to act ofT wort
at the Surfaide Reatauraat,
3131 W. Coaat Hwy ., Mari-
nen Mile, &ben bit bim on
the bead; be waa booked on
a charae or auault and bat·
tery apinat the bartender.
wboia enaaaed to hi• fo~mer
airl frieocl. •• Scubaauita, bo-
lonaina to &rique Loaaaa,
7104 W. Ocean Front, Weat
Newport, aad Bill Judae of
Garden Grove were stolen
from the fo1mer' 1 aataae ...
A thief climbed aboard a 34-
foot cabin caaiaer oa display
at Califomia Chria Ctaft,
2S10 W. Coast Hwy., Mari-
ners Mile, and pried a t600
abip to alaore radio from a
case that had been left.in Cbe
boat. • J••• M&Mina. 1106
W. Oc:.• Froot, Centtal
NeWJIC)rt. re1amed home from
Cbc beac* ucl found a aurf-
boatd, wllidt be tumed over
to. Newport Beach police ...
Florence Dabaney, 122 Via
hhaca, Lido hle, heard a
popplna IOUftd, and di acover-
ed an apatain window bad
been atJUck with a BB. _ .
Alyn Nielaen, 1209 W. Bay
Ave., Balboa, the owner of
Bal-Boat Rental a, 70S Edae-
water Ave .• reported 1 vandal
had run a boat about the
harbor 2 niahta in a row, c:on-
awnina 17 aallona of aaso-
line and accwnulatina red
paint and numerous acratches
on the 11de, padced ll with-
out tyina the proper knots,
end unkered 'With the olher
boats ... A ama11 juniper tree
was uprooted from lhe front
yard at the home of Rufus
Vczerian, 40S Canal St.,
Newpon Shorca, and 10ued
in the atreeL .. Thomas Mor-
an. 1875 Anaheim Ave.,
Co.ta Meu, parked bi s car
Ilona the center dJvider on
W. Balboa Blvd. at 18th SL,
Central Newport, and hu
wallet, containina Sl was
pabbed from the front seat
by 2 juvenilea, who were in
IUm arabbed by the poltce ..
A buralar unsnapped the
canvas cover and pried the
hatch open May 1 on a boat
owned by William Pin. 227
E. Bay Front, Balboa hland,
and left at Latson end Mel-
lor Boat Yard, 2703 W. Coast
H-wy., \4arinera Mi le, and left
the cabin a meu, altbouab
the only damaae he did was
10 pull out a couple of screws
. . .An unaucceuful thief
removed the acreen · from a
k.i tchen window and broke
the lower pane at 1000 W.
Balboa Blvd., No. l , Balboa,
o'Wned by Mu Selby, llsYl
25th St., Weat Newport, but
the hole wasn't bia enouah
to allow him entry ... Four-
yea.r-old Billy Mat tin, 2l5l
Golden Cir., Back Bay, waa
bitten on the lo,.er lip wbile
pl~Jina wi&b a do& at 2499
AMivetUIY Ln., Bad Bay ••
A cam shaft for a Olevrolet
eaaine, a piston rina QOm·
preuor, flarina 1001, •d
torque wrench have IDmed
up miuina at Erach Tuaco,
7100 W. Coast Hwy •• Weal
Newport. .. BWldina cootno-
tor Leonatd Hall, 1109 W.
Balboa Blvd., Central New-
port, caabt 1 juvenile boys
who were NAnina away with
.)OC wor1b of Ouiatmaa tree
omlllllenll they had atoleft
from a atoraae room at bi •
bom8. •• Williem Crifl'en, 212:
Sepphire An., Balboa lal•cl.
II A GOOD MI!IGHIOI
II yoo •• a newcomer. or
know of a newcomer to
lhe Hart.or Area who has
aot ~Met\ welcomed, do
her a faYOr by c:allina da•
Halkr Vlaitor betw ...
I .-d 10 a.m ., .4 lhe
wilt call on yoar fri•cJ
wi~ ftl•eble infomalioe
.. lilb ftof'ft fri..acJly
•ai .. aa Irma •ret.
,._. reedy ID help her
-...,. acq~eiated wlda
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POUCE BLOI JER
report.d •a& 6 .... •irtt
16 paira ot eoc;lta, 5 paira of
WGmiD'a p•doa.lbrauierea
•d a pair of boy' • awiiiWnina
t.nanh !lad "-•• removed frail
a drier at dlo 111 Aaate Ave.
lauodtomat oa Balboa hl•d..
•. A fender tkin •d 2 lnab-
capa were pilferecld.!t'-a
Cadillac owaed bJ Emcat
Miller, 2661 Bayahore Or .•
Bay fllorea. . .A hou ..
breaker eotered tbe kitdton
window at dao bome of May-
belle Smith, Ill W. Balboa
Bl~. No. l.Balboa. bcndina
tbe book aDd eye that secured
it. and lcaviaa a footprint on
&be counter below, but ap-
parently took or diatufbed
nothinl before leavina. .• A
life vut, pneumatic apear
a•, and custom made wet
auit, woreb in aweaate •110,
were taken CJ'Om tbc aaraae
at the home ot John Baaer,
'140S N. Bay Front, Balboa
laland. .• Jobn Reilly, 1324
W. Balboa Blvd., Ceatral
Newport, parked hia automo-
blle on Coun SL. weal or
20th St., Central Newport.
and it waa atJUck at one
a.m. by a hit-and-nan driver ..
Patti Karaer, 2621 B.aboo
St., Eaat Bluff, loat control
of the ateerina. veered ofT
the toad, and mocked down
3 small palm ueea •d 2
sewer venta witb her auiOCDO-
bile on Eaatbluff Or. between
Biaia •d Cacao Streeta,
Eut Bluff; firemen washed
down the aaaoline that was
apilled in tbe accident. ..
Mary J enaen, 1 Sll Miramar
Or.. Balboa, stopped on E.
Balboa Blvd. at "B" SL ,
Balboa, when &be traffi c
ahead or her baited for 2
email boys in a crouwalk,
and wu rear-ended by an
aut.omob il e driven by Sal I y
Palmer, 405 "M" St., Bal-
boa ... A bole was knocked
in the &ataae door at the
home of Betty Hall, 528 Irvine
Ave., Cliff Haven, probably
by en automobile that backed
from the parkan& lol at the
Senior Ca ti zen's Recreation
Center acrou the alley.
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Police had to help Wallaam
Buchenan, 310 Jasmine Ave.,
Corona del Mar, from his
automobile atl: 15 a.m., when
they apott.od him aaleep al
Ocean Blvd . .-.d Natcissus
A•e., Corona del \tar, and he
'WII unable 10 respond 10
their summons 10 come out;
he failed a sobriety teat •••
John Kellenbcraer, 181 2ht
St., Coata Mesa, was found
alumped in an automobile,
parked at 30th St. and New-
port Blvd., Wcat Newport.
and he too was arreated on a
drunk charae. . .William
Castle , 19, of 1050 W. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa, was arreated
on a warrant for failure to
P., a .o•iaa tralftc citadoo
... A clued •d shocked Joel
Leoaud, 215 3Sil SL, West
Newport, feh laia cut acalp
•4 eo oa..tadt b.llp oo Ilia
laead •4 told poUce omcera
daat Ia• waa walkiea betweee
1a.i • boeae •d bi 1 oci -bot* a
at I a.m. Wh• Roy Woolaey
of S.t.a Aaa ..,.,..oadaed la.im,
duealeeod, ''I'm wamina you
for ac laat time-don't speak
to my wife aaain," aod phmk-
ed him on &be bead witb a
blaotjac~ pointina at Mr.
Woolaey, who waa atandina
in bia livina room, he told
bim, "I'm a.rreatioa you,"
aad police eaecuted dte citi-
&en'a aneat for auault and
ba tl.ery. • . All automobile
belonaina to Emoaene BroW'D,
900 Sea Ln., Hatbor View
Hilla, was atolen from rus
home at The Share a apartment
buildina ... A vandal illeaal·
ly entered 1614 W. Ocean
Front, Central Newport, a
reaidonce owned by Mary
H•ley, 1616 W, Oceao Froot
between the 2nd •d lth of
May, moved the furnitllle
around, md left und on the
pretniaea, but did oo other
damqe. . .OW'Der Donald
Ki rkpatrick. 710 Maritold
Ave., Corona del Mar, re-
ported &bat a bur&lar pried
opCD dte door at Kirkpatrick
Telnieion, 27S6 e. Coaat
H-wy.. Corona del Mar, m d
atole 4 pon.able television•
and a tape recorder from tbe
diaplay window; Made Miller,
421 Goldeftrod An., Corona
del Mar, noticed 4 televiaion
acta on a curb near the atore
at 4:4S a.m., but aaw no
auapecta ... BB' a were fired
into 2 windowa or &be anne&
buildina at Hillhaven Con-
valcacent Home, lSOI E.
16th SL, ClifT Haven; a wit-
ncaa saw 4 10 to 12-yeat~ld
boys with bicyclca in the
area, and overheard one braa.
"I bit It once, and I wall hat
i t aaain". . . Timothy Wade,
18, of North Hollywood reat-
ended an automobile driven
by Leo Oberste, SOO~A River
Ave., West Newport, shovana
it an to another driven bv
R1 chard Anderson, 1845 Com-
modore Rd .. Baycreat. about
noon on V.. Coast H-wy . ISO
feet west of Raveraide Ave.,
~arm era ~i I e.
T ... .,, W.y 1l
Ralph Crawford, 302 E. Bay
Ave., Balboa, sped eastbound
on W. Balboa Blvd. weaVIn&
back and forth over a dJvi<hng
lane at 2:45 a.m. and was
halted at 14th SL , Central
Newport; \1r. Crawford aot
baa leas tan&led up when he
attempted to act out of the
car. and failed a sobnety
tcsL .. Firemen dJsconnected
the battery and cooled off the
wues 'When an automobile
dnven by Ne'Well Fa~t. 1927
Galatea Ter., lrvane Terrace,
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SECOND SEC'TlON --P.e 3
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lltURSOAY, NAY 20. 196S
CO~A DEL fUR, CALIF'.
Ncwpon Ha.,r HJp Scbool Hti JIUa, woo lhe aweep-
eludeota awept dae 10p ••erda 1tatea ia pbyaical acience.
lo the ecnio r diviaioa of tile Roe Aadrewa, tOD or Mr. end
Orantc County Science Pair Mrs. Aln Aaclrewa, 2137
for 196S, ae IIley caplllted ScYille Ave., BalbOa, ~ the
''Beat Entry In the Paif.~ aweepua.tu in bioloay. Firat
awccpatakoa in ltle biolol)' place in lite aeDior math di·
diYiaion, awecpac.atea io iae 'vhaoo waa won by Rou
pbyaical ac:icnce diviaioo, Blllrte, toe of MI. •d ~ra.
•d firat pri ~· 1ft the madl Ron e. Btarte, 1 so 1 Ani la
Fauell, 2nd place, electron-
lea, .-.d David Benvenuti,
honorable mcnuon, physacs. JOHIIIIIE'S LIQUOIS
A special divuion in the fair
ancluded team researcb. T~o
liarbor Hash teams won honor·
able menuon-J obn Lanacr,
JUnior, worked wt th Rqbert
Goedhart. aenaor, and Kathe~
ane Watson, JUnaor, dsd re·
search w1th Loa i Jonn1on,
1enaor. Bodl teams won
their menuon wa th bioloaa cal
entnes.
DEE COOK. O•aer
,diviaion. Lo., Ha1bor Hjplanda.
Joel Bradbury, 100 of MT. OCher Harbo1 Hiab atudcnli
ll!d Mu. Jack Bradbury, 2037 wbo placed in th e Oranae
Ma_ramar Dr., Balboa, won 10p CoUDt;y fa.ir include: Glenn
P!"Ze for the entire fair with Stelloeon, 3rd place, botany;
b~a atudy oo coloration in Ric.b•d Reineman, 4th place,
bird ~oathera . pbyaiolol)'; Mary McPhail,
Lonn Roberta, eon of Mra. booorable mention, botany;
Conatance Roberta, 501 Thomu Payne, honorable
Fullerton Ave., Newpc~r t meat ion, biolou; J .nea
KIN G HENRY II of England (Peter oole) with his
Chancellor Thomas Becltet (Richard Burton) in attendanc e
accepts the keys to the French town he has JUSt re-cap-'
tured in this scene from "Be ckel" John Gielgud, Donald
Wolfit, Martita Hunt, Pamela Brown, Gano Cervi, Paolo
Stoppa and Felix Aylmer are also in the cast of this
Paramount production, now at the Balboa Theatre, through
Tuesday. Yay 25. --·
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POUCE BLOTTER
(OMili.Hed fJON paae 3)
caulbt fire ••. DarJin &on; lb,
1998 M&RIO Avo., CoataMeu,
lof'i the car key on tho floor
wnen be parked in front of
the SrluaHarbor Bar, 517 30th
St., West Newport-a fact that
would no t, of couue, be
no ted in th is blo tter af tbe
upsho t weren't that tbe auto-
mobile was s tolen. . .A
vandal kicked out 5 windows
and tore off 6 cabinet doors
at 2627 Newport Blvd., West
Newport, the site of a mo tel
under oonstruction, o wned by
An derson and \1oore, 255 Lu-
aonia St., Newport Shores ...
A 2 by 4 roof eave was
knocked loose from the aar-
aae at the home of Ceci I
Cropp, 2000 Court St., Cen-
tral Newpo rt, in lhe alloy
between !Oth St. and Mcfad-
den Pl.; the heiaht of the
eave would indicate that the
damaae was done by a pass-
ina truck.
W.dnescloy, May 12
T im Row, 320 Ramona Pl.,
Costa ~esa, drove very s low-
ly on W. Coast Hwy. weavina
from I an e to laa at 3 a.m.,
and wh en another c ar that
tried to pau waa cut off by
one of his tacks, a patrolman
pulled him o ver in the 7 400
blo ck, West Newport, and
anested bim for drunk drivina
. . .Larry Westin, 716 W.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa. was
arrested on an intoxication
charae at E . Balboa Blvd.
at-Palm St., Balboa. a haH
an hour befo re midniaht. ..
Jimmy Hannon's automo bi le
was stolen from in front of
hi s home at 212 Coral Ave.,
Balboa Island ... Eight cans
of Coors beer and a sso rod
and reel were removed by a
thief who climbed an 8-foot
fence and boarded a boat
owned by Duane Whitehead,
1746 ~Hamar Dr.. Balboa,·
and docked at 2414 Newport
Blvd., West Newport. .. Four
aaahes were cut an tbe con-
vertible top o f an automobile
o wned by Harold \ioore. 119
37th St., West Newport, an d
parked 1n the alley at th e
rear of has home ... A p•r of
Head \1asLe r skis and poles
enclosed 1n a yellow canvas
carryina baa, a bundle worth
Sl70. was stolen from the
aaraae at the home of Donald
Bums. 4621 Briahson Rd .•
Cameo Shores ... Georae Col-
linae, 1526 Ruth Ln., Harbor
Hiahlands, reported that J
boat propellers, a loaded tool
bo x, and a s tandard Volks-
waaen Jack, ~W r1h a total of
S257, were Laken from lh e
trunk of h1 s c ar betwe en the
maddle of \1arch and th e
mtddle of April; he 1s em-
ployed by Balboa Fun-Zone
Boat Company, and usually
parks in the lot at 710 Edae·
water Ave., Balboa ... Leon-
ard Vest. 877 Darrell St.,
Costa \1esa, was dnvma a
truck 1n the city yard on
,.,_.or A••·· Weat Newport
Heilbta, wheG an ••A" frame , .. uoa Oft tho bed or lho
tnck atruclt • ••J" be1m
wbicb waa aupportina a cano-
py-oot very apec:tac:ular, but
an A-1 ac:cidenL •. A hit-and-
run Ill tomobilo ctaahed into
the parked car ol Mary Thi ol-
en, 213 Coral Ave., Balboa
laland. in front of her 1\ome,
at 5 minutea put rnidniaht.
and the driver jumped from
the car and Oed. . . Erwin
Fox, Sl9 Carnation Ave.,
Corona del \4ar, evidently
had both eyes peeled for on-
comina traffic, but nealected
to look where he waa aoina
aa he pulled from lhe drive-
way at Ellerbrock, Ko teles,
Fox and Asaociatea, archi-
tec ts. 320 W. Coast Hwy.,
~arineu Mile, and turned
riaht into a parked automo-
bile belonJina to Bernard
Georae of Huntinaton Beach
... James Mac farlane, 69,
of 890 W. 15th St., West New-
port Heiahts, attemp ted to
s witch Janes while eastbound
on E. Coast Hwy. near Irvine
Cout Country Club only to
find the other eastbound lane
occ:upi ed by an -automobile
driven by Brenda Martin.
4900 Seashore Dr., We s t
Newport. and both cars ca-
reened into the westbound
lanea, where they came to
res l, unchallenaed by on-
com in& traffic.
Tltu rsclcry, May 13
John Phillips, 115 Santa
Ana Ave ., Costa \1esa, was
anested on a charae of bcana
drunk in an automobi le when
pollee ducovered h1 m slump-
ed over the steerina wheel at
the Newport P1er paruna lot,
a partially empty can of beer
on the scat beside him, and
6 empty cans and several
empty bottle s lyina on the
Ooorboard ... A Sl50 antJque
demnaer p1 stol was stolen
from a shelf at th e home of
Harlan Bartrom, 2109 Sev11l e
Ave., Balboa, \1r. Bartrom
reported tha t frtends of his
children had been in the home
all day. and that a s1malar
gunhad been stolen 2months
e arli er ... A th1cf took an
A\1-P\4 rad1o May 7 from the
apartment of Claudia Brake-
ball, 110 41 st SL, Wes t New-
port. . . The con ve rti bl e top
and side curtauu were stolen
from a Sprite par~ed an front
of the home of Raymond
Dayn es, 502"':1 Avocado Ave.,
Corona de l \1ar. . . Robert
Conway, 112 Aaate .\ve ..
Balboa Island, who operates
a laundromat at hts home ad-
dress, heard no no11e dwtna
the n1 aht. althou&h a buralar
forced ope n the front door
and attempted to pry open 2
co•n boxes, breakana the mar-
ror on a candy macbtne whal e
trytn g to aet at one ... AJ ian
>\nderson, 57~ Seashore Dr.,
We s t ~ewporl, ducovered a
s tray collie in hu yard when
he returned home and turned
1 t o ver to the humane offi cer.
.•• Vandal a clifllbed oaeo ••
roof at 921 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Ba I boa, a reaadence owaed bJ
E. T. E•••· 1213 E. Balboa
Blvd., forced open the attJc
door, amubed throop &bo
plaater ceiHna and climbed
throup, lt.nocked a bole in a
wall, pulled orr 2 door hand-
lea, broke orr a water pipe,
and ahauered diahes. • .
Mary Branaon, 68, of Glen-
dale, drove from Coral Ave .•
Balboa bland, without yield-
ina the riaht of way to an
aotomobile driven by Clifford
Moore, 12 1 Pearl Ave., Bal-
boa Is land, which skidded 40
feet on Balboa Ave. prior to
the crash: ~r. Moore com-
plained or a sore left thumb
. • . Corh u Moore, 72, of
Laauna Hills chanaed lanes
on W. Coast Hwy. in front of
Roy Carver Pontiac. Mariners
Mile, c ausing Harry Herbst,
406 Tustin .',ve., Newport
Heiahts, to skad 64 feet into
the reu of his automobi I e.
Friday, May U
Two 17-year-old La Mirada
&i ris were booked for lack
of parental control after
beina furnished beer by 19-
year-old Ronald (Rocky) Hin-
ton, at his home 11 117 28th
St., West Newport; in the
li vina room of his residence
was a pyramid of over 1,100
beer cans ... A buralar pried
the lock hasp to the main
c abin door, tore the door
screen and I eft 1 t on the after
deck, but ao t nothina from a
boat owned by Virainaa Shoe-
maker, 3801 Seashore Dr.,
Wes t Newport, and moored in
slip II at Hirth Landin&, 847
Bayside Dr ... Police reco v-
ered an automobile in Corona
Hiahlands, stolen \1ay 10
from Constance DeLacy, 220
Rose Ln., Costa Mesa ... A
stOO aold watch was stolen
from the locked home of
Donna Sma th, 1703 W. Balboa
Blvd., ~o. 4, Central New-
port. . .A buralar entered
throuah the laundry room to
s teal a purse , conta•n•n&
maybe soc in chanae, and
2,000 to 3,000 blue chap and
green s tamps. whale Donald
Shaw, ~o. 8 Be acon Bay, and
family slept ups,tau s ... A
housebreaker entered the
home of Donna Spears, 205
"I " St., Balboa, d1sananaed
the h vtna room, and created
havoc 10 the upllatrt chil-
dren's bedroom ... A bacycle
was ndden from the washroom
NEWLYWEDS: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Allen Smith cut their
wedding calce following the wedding ceremony on Balboa
Island. (John Upton photo.)
Patricia Conklin weds
Jerry Allen Smith
at the home of Sarah F rescha ,
4904 Seashore Dr., We s t
Ne wporL .. A 4'?-foot s tatue
Miss Patricia Rae Conklin
of Santa Ana exchanaed mar-
riaae vo ws Saturday. April
24, wi th Jerry All en Smith of
Corona del M11 in an afternoon
ceremony at St. J ohn Vianney
Catholic Church, Balboa Is-
land. The Rev. Ralph Harvey
offi cia ted.
The bride , who is the dau ah-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ray
Conklin, wore a weddina aown
o( wh1te slipper satin, with
chapel aain trinvned with
Alecon lace appliqued with
seed peatls. Her bouquet in-
c luded cymbidium orchids,
daisies and s tephanoti s.
Mr s. Thomas Massie Cham-
ben of Beacon Bay was ma-
u on of honor, and the brides-
mlldl were Min Cindy Conk-
lin and Min Ruth Conklin.
Jennifer Co lea worthy. the
bu depoom' s niece, served
.. nower aitl.
Thomu Haslett was best
man .. Ushers were Raymond
E lliott Ill, Irvin Ray Conklin
Jr., Rt chard Roaebuah and
Donald Barrick.
of a woman hold1n1 a water
JUI was tJited over and shat-
tered at the home of Violet
\1c Kce, :!00 Kinas P l., Cliff ,
Haven ... Footpnnts 1n the
s and would 1ndacate that It
was a youna th1ef who re·
moved a 8-foot S200 kayak
from the pn vate beach area at
the home of Mi chael MattJ s.
112 W. Coaat Hwy., No. 9,
(Continued on paae IJ)
Weddina music was played
by the bridaeroom's rather
Paul J o seph Smith of Carls-
bad and North Hollywood,
who i a compoaer and conduc-
tor for Walt 1>i sney studios.
The reception was held at
the Irvine Coast Country
Club. The bride's mo ther
wore a blue salk suit with
white oraandy train, white,
nowered hat. and • cymbi-
dium orchid corsaae. The
bridepoom's mother, \irs.
Theresa Allen Smilh of Cor-
ona del Mar, waa dreued in
a peacock blue raw si lit
sheath, and wore a small
whi tehat and veil and a white
cymbidium orchid Qorsaae.
The youna couple went to
Carmel for their honeymoon,
and are makina their home in
Corona del Mar.
The bride i s a paduate or
Santa Ana Valley Hiah School,
and the bridepoom paduated
from Newport Hubor Hi ab
School. They both ue attend-
ina Oranae Coast Colleae.
TELEJIIOIES STOPPED
F-"AIIUII F!IIAY
Some 300 Newport Beach
reaident.a were without tele-
phone service for aeveral
houra \4ay 7th. The central
telephone office in Balboa
was oat for 10 minutes. Set-
vice in Balboa Co•ea waa
interropted for 9 hoora.
. -2846 East Coast Highway
Corona del Mar, California
The culprit who cauaed
all the incooveoieoce waa a
skin di-.er. Wbat he bad
apeared was a Pacific Tele-
phone Company cable oa the
bottom or the hubor n~ar
The Archea. ' phone 675 -5550 P4T •0L:Iv-E:a
' :IN'TlCR:IORS
Living Room
Dining Room
Bedroom
up to
Co,.p/.1~
:lJ•corGiillf s.ftik.
G.tnD.we
TWO COSTA MESA HI~
School English teachers will
attend N.D.E.A. Institute for
advanced study In English
this summer. William Clartte,
English Department ctt.lrman,
will attend the Unlftrsl~ of
Pacific 1t StockiOn tor 8
wttks beginning Junt 20. He
will stucf1 "Modem Literary
Critical Mttttods." Charta
Dawt will attlftd lttt Unlver-
sf~ of WIICOMin fot 6 Witts
bttiMinl Jllftt 28, to stu~
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FAMILY FARCE WILL
IE STAGED AT OCC
Oranae Co a at Colloae wi 11
preaent the Bri ti ab farce,
••<Jeorae and Marauet," in
the OCC Auditorium at 8:15
p.m. May 27 , 21 and 29.
The family comedy wi 11 be
staaed • in-tho-round on the
maio auditoriam ataae. Sea ..
ina will be limited so 200
patrooa per performance ni ahL
The preaeotation ia a final
project of a class in advan-
ced actina. The actniasion
fee will be 75 centa. Pro-
ceeda from the performance
wi II 10 toward three acbolar-
ahipa, one for a freshman
atudent and two for IOpho-
morea.
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WESTCUFF
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MEft«T ~ EJIICII
SECXJID SlC11CII - -Pill 4
ntURSOAY, MAY •• ltl5
OOIIOIA DEL 11M, CALIF.
See you later Mr. 'Gator
Mrt. Marlua Robiuoa baa i l eac:aped.
f-.d dae ower of a loat alii-Mrt. ltobiaaoo'a ct.ala&er,
aaeor da10ulh an Enaip want Uraula.. foud the alliaaeor on
ed. Newport Island, ao the repot-
Mra. 0 . J. Mareoaewitz, 276 tot waa acoplical that it wu
E. 20th SL, Coata Meaa. tel.,. the aarne one.
phoned Jut week 1o tell Mra. ••He was real active for juat
Robinaon abe waa juat sure a baby," Mra. Mareouwitz
that this waa the alliaasor uplained. ••1 can't aee bow
her aon, Ray Ruuel, 417 Via be aurvived in this oold wea-
Lido Soud, Lido Isle, had tber, thouab; we always kept
brouaht bact from Florida hi a temperature at 70 o r 80.
for his son, Randy. ..They can keep him if they
Randy was be tten a couple take eood care o f bim, but I
or times by lhe 'aator, be-wanted to make sure they
cause he pabbed it by the knew how 10 feed him. You
tail rather than by the back have to shove hamburaerdown
of the neck. So the alliaalor his throat with a s ti ck. He
was Jiven· tq Steve Devore, eau about a third of a pound
338~ Oale St., Coata Men, every week or 10. Luckily,
wbo planned to raise it until he had just been fed wben he
it became too bia, then take rMJ away, so he wasn't too
it to Knott'a Berry farm. Bot bunpy."
Scripps president coming
Alumnae and frlenda of
Scripps Colleae are lookina
forward to an eve1lina with
Sc:ripps Pteaident Mart H.
Curlia.
~. aftd Mra. Robert Hirach
will open their Newport
Beacb hOlM for the event,
which will 1M held friday,
May 21. followina lhe 6 to 8
cocktail parry, Dr. and Mra.
Curtia will be aueata of tht
Chapter Boud or Directors
for dinner at the Stuft Sbirt.
Participatina in prepara-
tion• for the evenina are Mra.
J .T. Wedel , Santa Ana, re-
freshment chairman; \1ra.
Georae Farver, Huntinaton
Beach, rese"ations; and
Mra. Hirsch, \irs. Bartlett
Brown and Mrs. Kae Ewina
of Newport Beach, hoateues,.
all membera of the Oranae
Coaat Chapter of the Scripps
Colleae Alumnae Assn.
corm~ittee is ~ •. William f .
Giacomaui Jr. of BalbOa.
The new officers will be pre-
aented to &be membership
July 20.
IITIY lAY ILECTED
lO•ntCII.IP
Kathy Ray, daoahtcr of Mt.
and~ •. Jamea D. Ray, 4S01
Orrin a ton Rd., Cameo Shorea,
haa been elected to SoScCoa.
an honorary aervi ce aroup for
sophomore women at Whittier
Colleae. Members of the aroup
serve as bia aisters to in-
comina freshmen airla durina
orientation week and throuah-
out the year. They also act
"II the offi cial campua hos-
teuea. Kathy, a 1964 ara-
duate of Corona del Mar Hi ah
School, i 1 a aocio lon maJor
at Wbi ttier.
MICHAEL LONDAY, member
of the executive staff of Bal-
boa Bay Club, has been el ec-
ted president of the Orange
County Navy League Coun-
ci l. He I s a commander In
the lnactl ve reserve, and
served during World War II
aboard destroyers In the
Pacif ic. He is a natlve of
Tenne ssee, attended prepara-
tory schools In Oak I and,
Calif., and Louisville, Ky.
He is a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Tennessee, and
toolc graduate studl es at Cali-
tomla Insti tllte of Technolo~
Loyola University In Los An-
geles, and Pasadena Ci ty
Coli ege.
""SSEO THE COMTEST
Mrs." Walter Wood of Corona
del Mar, who uaually attend.s
beauty contests because her
panddauahter, \1i 11 t'Jaye
Ann \1acGillivray, haa been
in 10 many of them, mined
tbia year's Miu ~ewpon
conteat at lhe Balboa Bay
Club \1ay 9th because she
was on a vacation trip up
north.
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,ATI(HH AHO ..._,I Ul.,fOCY C.A~()
Dr. Curtis recently became
the fourth president in the
history of Scrippa. He was
formerly a professor of hie-
tory and asaocaate dean o f
the aradua te division at
UCLA, and was awarded the
Schuyler Prhe from the
Anierican Historical Auoc1 a-
t ion. His dearees of B.A .•
\1. A .• and PhD. were earned
at Yale University.
C::c!5TA fV\a&A
Futnre activities of the
Oranae Co a at Oaaptcr wi II
be centered around the no-
mination of new officers.
Olairman of the nornina tina
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Now yoar savings can
reeelve tbe seearltY. of a bank
••• ud deUver tbe
··Money in the bank" has always meant security. Now it
means even more. It means a solid return of 4% daily
interest-the maximum bank interest allowed by Jaw.
One thin& more. When you keep your savi np at Bank
of America, they're always there when you need them. lf
you'd like to have yOfU money aafe, availabk and work-
ina for you, open .. aavi np IICCOUnt at Bank of Ameri<:a. ,
BdJ[ OF A.IBICA
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TRI-Hl-V WAIT RESSES, left to ri!tlt,
Vale Ferguson, F3everly Poi tras, Chris
Dawson, and Sharon Hoedemaker served
over bOO hard-worlcing VUCA fund rai sers
at the kick-off dinner held Uay b in the
NewJ)drt Harbor High School gi rl's gym-
naslum. The girls al so served Uay 10 at
the Harbor High cafeteria during the fi rst
report meeting. By that date, $115,750,
or better than 10~ of the Y's goal, had
been gathered for the VUCA building to
be constructed in the Back Bay area.
A THEN A AWARDS PRESENTED
Mrs. Walter Burroulha and
Mra. JoMplt H. Danipr ue
tbe 196+6S winnera of the
Athena awarda for ouutand-
ina cOnlllll&llity aervic~ aiven
by Panhellenic: Societiea of
Newport Harbor and Southern
Oranae County.
Theae bODOn were beatow-
ed upon theae deaervina wo-
men for their many cootribu-
tiona 10 community life on
\4ay 1 5 at the "Paaean t of
Panthanaea," the fint of an
annual wnner-dance boa tea-
aed by Panbellenic Societiea
of Newport Harbor and Sou-
them Oranae County in honor
of the recipienu of the Ath-
ena awarda and benefitina
Panhellenic's Dollars for
Scholars propam.
\1aster of Ceremonaea Har-
ry lj•~"itt, well-known enter-
tainer, preaen ted the award a
amid the Grecian splendor of
thi a recreation of an ancient
Greek Festival which waa
held in the Faahion Court of
Bullock's Santa Ana.
name, aaaioat a backdrop of
coc:ktaila, dinner. and dane-
ina under the atara,
Robert Dorr, well-known
color expert and aulhor of
color key dictionary, oaed
clolhina, coiffurea, and co..-
metica to demonatrate "Yoar
Life in Color Key.'' willa
commentary delivered by
Miu Liza Drew, acreen and
televiaion peraonality. Each
&Uett was provided wilh a
copy of the Color Key Dic-
tionary.
Winnera of the Athena A-
wards were selected from
women nomina\ed-~ ..aeLme _
and philanthropac oraaniz..-
tiona on the local acene 11
well 11 Panhellenic'a mem-
ber alumni aroups 11 thear
"women of the yeu."
Robert Miller, Jame• Briua.
Dav1d Soroa and Hulan Slan-
ton. Publicity waa handled
by Mmea. Lloyd McCollum,
Ri cbud Devero, Edwin Lov-
rel, and Georae Newton.
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SPRING POPS
CONaRT
1\t ftn l ooldoor pope coe·
celt ia dae tebool' 1 ) year
laiatDty will ~ am••ted at
I p.a. Pricl_,, M.y ll, in lbo
quad •ea at CofOila. dol Mar
Hip School. The b1nd, cboir,
lnd orc:heura will join in
proaentina lbe collcert.
Junior Cbri1ty Krarter will
offer a vocal "eolo f10m .. Moon
River," and freahm• Becky
Paabua will aina "Sound of
Muaic." Sophomore Bill
Willard will preaent folk
aonaa.
The aani Ilion charae for
lhia event is tl. Corona del
\1ar Hiah School atudenu
will be aanitted free. Pro-
ceed• •ill finL'lCt: activities
1ponaored by the musac
oraani zation a.
AMILT-OLASI
II IFFIIIII AT IOC
A beJinnina•wimmina clau
for adultl atarted Tueaday,
May 11, at Oranae Coaat Col-
leae meetioa Toeadaya and
Tburadaya from 7:30 10 9:30
p.m. at dle pool. OCC pby-
aic:al ••cation inatructora
Ecnie O.llard and Suaan
Brown will teach lhe funda-
mauala or awimmina. ..
Over 500 auuts thulled to
the announcement of the win-
ners of the aold medallion•
featurina Athena, aoddeaa of
wi adom and the art a from
wbicb the award takea ats
The paaeant culminates
weeks of plannina and pre-
paration by General Chair-
men \1mes. Worthinaton Lee,
Howud Salquiat and Wesley
Aahton with advice from Pan-
hellenic preaadenta, \1ra. Ro-
land Sim1 of Newport Harbor
and ~~~-Charle1 Hess of
Southern Oranae County. On
the plannina committee were
~ea . Laurence Danver, Ro-
bert Keams. Jack Gnffitha,
lJ JJarreff
THE 1%~ PRESIDENT of the Gi rls League at Costa
Mesa Hlcjl School , Gwen Collins, at left, is recei ving ttte
gavel from this year's president. Carmen Hess.
CMLDnNS
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1519 N. Main St., Santa Ana
Kl 7-6971
I ROTHER Of WEST
NEWPORT WOMAN DtES
William St~nn, 61. died May
3 at Newport Harbor Conva-
lescent Home. He wa1 taken
to the home that momina by
hia suter, ~ •. Calvin Fou,
360S W. Balboa Bhd., West
Newport, with wbom he had
been livana since lut Octo-
ber.
Services were beld \4ay 5
at the Bell Broadway Morlll-
uy Cbapel, with the Rev.
Edwin Gomke of Corona del
\1ar Comnnuu ty Con area a tioo-
al Cburc:h officiatina. Inter-
ment waa at Pacific View
\4emori al Part.
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LEG.U. MOTtCE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
UNDER DEED OF TRUST
TF tf 15261
LOAN If 66 37901
Notice is b~f'by «'ven that
AHM~NSON RANK AND TRUST
COMPANY. a California Corpo~
ation, aa truatee, or aucceaeor
lFUatef', or subatltuted truatee
purauaot to the deed or lnlal
necuted by Paul F. Sayder aod
Joaone M. Snyder, husband ud
wile .ad recoNied Marcia 25.
1963 in book 6479, p~ 222 of
OCfici•l Records in the offi~ of
the County Recorder of 07-anp
Cotallty, C.llfomia. aod pu,.._
ud to the Notice of Df'fae.Jt
•ad Election to Sell lheftuder
recorded Jue.ary 1•. 1965 Ia
book 7379, paf!e 506 of aaJd
Offici•! Recorda. will eell, oa
May 28, 1965 et 11 Lm., at the
aoatb front entraace to the
Couaty CotUt Ho••e. ia the city
of Seat• Aaa. Coe.aty of Orul"•
State of Callfontia. at public
auctioa to the bi~Ht bidde,r
for c..At (payab1e et the time of
•ale ia le.wfwl mouy of the
United Stat-) ell risbL. title,
aad lnt-a. con•eyed to and
now held by it ander-•••d deed
in the propeny eitll8le in uid
Coa~~ty aod Stale delleribeil"h
folio we:
Lot 21 and the Soatht'uter-ly
baH of Loa 22 in Block "c••
of Tl"llct No. 518. .. ahown on
a 111•p n-corded ia Book 17,
PeiJ'H 33 to 36 of Mi~ll•
aeoa• Maps, n-corda of Dr-p
Couaty, CellforwiL
S.id aale will be m•de, bat
witboat COVf'D .. t or wln'llaty,
~~~ or implied, re~i•B
rhle, po&IU! .. ion or encw.
braac-, to utlafy tbf' indebt.-
Pdaeaa tteeured by eaid Deed..
iac1udlns the fee and e..-peaaee
of tbe tnoatee and of the tNala
Cl'f'llted by Mid d~. edvanc-
there•nder, w1lh intefttll u
provided therein, aad the .. paid
priacipaJ of the nore ~cured by
a.Ud def'd; to-wit S-39, 763.78
wlu inteftiM tbcor-• from Much
IS, 196• u prov1ded ill .. ct
no tf'.
Oat eel: Apri I 29, 196.\
ARMAN SON BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY as auc h Tna•tee
By ••ru H. \t•thwa
Anhori af'd Officft
S827
Pt~bll•11: M•y 6, 13, _,, 196$
Ill tile Newport R..t.ot f.ulp.
UMtOM Aff1LIAT10M MIXID
Wocten at the Ford Mo10r
Comp•y' a A.e!oe•1101lic
pl•t. ~ac:nt II) !aet ••« . ..-.4 166 ., Ul n...,,.
Me, '· 1101 • .mu ... willltt
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STEVE PEARSON, at right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Natla arr
W. Pearson of 212 Kings Place, Cldf Haven, has oee"
selected to repr~sent Harbor High an the lqb5 Boys State,
spon sored by the Ame rican Legion June 1q to 2b an Sac-
ramen to. He has served as vtce pres•dent of the H•·Y,
Tri-Hl-Y council and has partictpated an varstty football
and track tor 2 years. As a sophomore he was class pre-
si dent. He is sho wn here with Ron Zebal, son of Mr. and
Urs. George Zebal, 2110 E. Balboa Bl vd., Balboa , who
has been selected as alternate candidate for '3oys State.
This past year Ron has served as president of the Junaor
class and was recently selected as nelCt year's pres•dent
of the student body.
•LIE ... ni .. EI
AIIIITAIT CA.EI
Jack K. Wilkerton haa been
named aaai uant caabier at
lbe Weatcliff Plaza t.ancb of
Bank of Ametic:a, it ia an-
nouncod by \1•aaer Sam V.
Patane.
Mr. Wilkeraon, wbose new
poat as in the lendina de-
P&Jtmen t. hu been at the
Lakewood Center ·&fanch
srnce last yeaa. He Wll bom
an Oklahoma City, attendtd
h•ah school in Lona Beach
and is a araduate of Lon,
!'each State Colleae, eamina
a bachelo1 of ana dearee in
busineu aaninisuation. He
has also atuwed at the Ameri ·
can lnautute of Banlina.
Yia ,c&'Pw1
,O .. lrtL Y MUlti CM UA
'K>W AT
1780 "'EWPORT BLVD.
PH . 646-9383Costa ~eaa
* ~ Mtu·tl,
Ga...t.
lHURSM~ ~y 20, ~~
CODA ~l iMR, CALif.
R.obeft Mi ller, 1~. of 5400
River Ave., Woet Newpotl,
wbo haa a Ieamer's dJavana
permit, miaht considet takina
a rcfruher couue an ba cycle
11fety. He iaraored a "Yield
the Riaht of Way" saan Sat-
urday. May 8th and rode
throuah a. blind 1nt.ea seclion
on Lake Ave., West "lcwporl,
Into the side of an BUlQmO-
bile driven by l6.year~ld
Steven Ri none of Garden
Grove.
Ro bert complaaned nf pain
an bi a lower rlaht loa and
baclt, but could consader
hamself lucky. In the ampact
he waa flapped up onto th e
hood of the Riu.one caa , and
broke the -.and~ohaeld wnh
has back.
~,N~~N~,N~ 't -~ ~ Dollars r-~ And
~ Sense
~ --A~ f., r cH we· re concer.,ed rroney •Jn t
e verything. But , s "'"Y eh~d cl "'""'ever s
,,.. ~cond ploc~nd you c.,n t t., e t w .,
you bec ouse it goes before you do.
When & mon s.,ys •hat it i~n + ·I-.e money
but the pn'lc· pie of the ti-. "<; it's usu•lly
the rnon.y.
Louis Roth Stotts Md spori c~· (.C•; " 'o+
of money. But they re worth t P,.,., 'Qt-'1
t'\Ow to reconc le your net •nco,....f" ..., ·-vour
gross h~bits.
Apparel for men and women
Comer Newpert l l¥d. ~ V11 Lido
.·
....
IUN UNTIL SOLD
SEND IN YOU" Si WITH YOUR ~0. .,...... . .,.. ..
o\.'ITIQU F. places, tS cad\.
.. ~.28Sl.
. ................. ,. ............ ,.. ... ..................... ...............
•S6 \tetropolitan -~.':II trade BASKETBALL, bac:kbo•d.
'S'7 , or s290. ~73-.. U98. hoop1 OR S-0144•.
Stacionwa,on, ISOO. fl46-ENCYCLOPEDIA never uacd. S8J()e PORT.\&8 ,__... Sa.no f 20. OR s-614~
VAOJUM, exc. cond. $32. ~ lli-fi recGid plaJ•· ISS.t......:=:...::.~~~-----
642-S67s-• ' .:;0~~;-l-~H-.J~·-··~~-~~ LADlES Bike . .S7 .SO OR ~
• I bo .1 I f ·OVAL bcaaded wool 1u1. US. ~0~~1~44~·~~--~---..-x tta1 er. stee r. Ll 4 nne~ '3 ke rac:er _
112" • S-W-1".06• ... "'0 CYC. J laaed ...... 3 .... -135. ·~ CHEV. t17S -646-1911 ~ r~~tl;aa, ~'--* ..... Al-
LUQGAGF. S25 -67 ~9JS6• 0L0S. 'S1, at ...... noel. _-et_ .... •• t7Htll•
\tohq, Sp1net Pa111o -$SOQ. I 61 • 'll <W:e:r,...-_. ,_. 67~n· ·-:-ea ....... tt7s. ,,,_ ~ .. .,. ~u ._
v.r.JU7~1a.U&· Sofa bed. $95. •J6STAnoN wqoo. _ IUO. ~7--l~lS.~~~----..--
OR ~liZ. . ..0~ twr 0.,-.
KAYAK . 11'. tlOO. ~-671-•56 OlDS, 4 ctr. tUG _ eu. "· 61,.,.11.
ZONTA CLUB'S International secretary,
Mrs. Wi lliam Nicol , was present at the
Thelma Paddock Hope ~day art show at
the Senior Citizen Clubhouse and held
the crystal bowl whi le lit tle Miss Alexi s
Walker drew the winning number for a
gift oil painting. Newly elected Newport
Harbor Zoota Club president, Mi ss Ber-
nice Vestal, is supervising th e drawing,
which wa.s won by ~od 9atrow, owner o f
Barrow's Department Store in Lido Cen -
ter. f;l even-year~ld AI exl s l i ves in West-
cl iff and is an art student of Mrs. Hope.
(Ensign photo)
H . 494-4502-A F1U()OAIR~ $2S, md Io ta
0.£. ~. lid A cliallwua-of o lbor chinas. 673-9356• •· _,,. 61)-1941. •63 FORD Eco.>liae.-•1.l15 .. 4-0!0Z. 2 \V.PLE tables. Sl5 each. 'SS Plymouth ne~ mo&Or 1~11 675-4791• uade. fi73 4~Q8. PAC. Caum•a 1111 -$1 ,900 ~~_;_..;;_ _____ _
=::.:...~::......;_~.:..._---~1 Ll A-SSS4 or 67~lll9-DESK w/ch. mod. walnut US.
• RATr~ c:Jaair. aatc*i•a fL ._6_4_2-_3_82_~-------
B_L .......... .a.\1L.......LA.-""III!JO~G...:::..:...T"'"-w.!Jo1nl-1!.:8:..~oe~d.ti..Jat..:·~ alDOl. 110 -S40--1616. AQi~UND. min-pup. AKC.
s~O ea. fl73-8023•. MAPLE Blaffe&. 1!0 -Oil). so·. 549-06~•
1-''<T I·:-.1 JON table -120. ,:lf'u·-~HT , CANOl!, ca.WO.a. pad41ea.
' C'haJrs S5 ea. 1\7 )..1102)• ,;.:~i50. 67 r:.:a"ed f 11,. Ptl• 67)..1J!7.
f\2 C''\fl . conv. '3,400 -Ml-A.R 2 SPEAKER •1S .546e SOPA. coe•.Uble. 1 fL. a
21RQ• aai.. · claw. t10. 61)..Ut7.
F'REN CH Prcwiocial. ainale · lli~OY N& • new. S25. ~4-
beadboard 120 -61s-JlJ3. EJCO 21 WT Stereo Amp., •so. ~28:::5:.::3=. =---:----___ _
ULPII WERLEY IMEI
AI VICE P-CIPAL
Ralph Wetley, 8th atade
mathematics teacbet at Lin·
coln School, was selected
May 3 to fill the post of vi ce
p rinctpal at chat school be-
ginnin& in the fall.
Also applyina for the posi·
tion were Thoma& Duttine,
Lincoln science teachet;
Ralph Pteita&, Newpott
Hei&hts vi ce pci ocipal; Ho-
race EnsiJll teacbeu Dwane
Meyet, mathematic s . Cllcater
Burwick. En&li s h, and Deny s
Jacobsen, physical education. BUTTER Cbu.m, UO -~ . 546-IIU. C"'WFO ~.hn1n4 table S35
4112. 6-YEAR Crib, eaccl. coed. ~-...::~4:L9+%:..1..-79.c..::~"'2~• ,..______ LEGAL MOTICE Hl-FJ sPeaker •d c:abenet _ tlS. 546-2631. ~OP lear maple table ~ ch. 125 -673-2123 Sl25 -1.7)..3512• CER'Jit ll .. ATE OF BUSIN ESS -----COMET. 16' radial aa• a Ficti tious Fira~ N._.
\1APLE cobblerbncla coffee 1 t)S0 OR c..llll, 6 ORA .. F.~ maple dresser "' THE UNDERSIGNED doee
t -... Je -'"20-67"'212). Ull er. -cv t: he b if h h I -.. "' \10V1E Pro1cctDr, AJO. 1*. mlflor lli5. -673·3512• ~ Y cen Y t at • ~ • co•· d uctjn~ a at•tioarry bu•i•eae
ROYAL Elec. Type-nter, -•o -67 )..7171. • 11' SLOOP Pac. all£. S900 at 3337 1-.. Co•st Hi~way, eo~ ..
S100 -Ll 8-7756. AD\11RAL Stereo-portable -1,7 3-1213• ona del Mar, California, •nd~
GU ITAR. ,55 _ u.~~.1-1• ""stand. ~S. 675-0492• '11 -\~0 ne~ 'if-Jryer s us lb .. licutsou~o linn n~~mr ol ~ "" 7 '3" .o. ol C:orona d .. l Mar ~lauonns SPINET PIANO. •500 -Pia. ft r .,..,. I d .L d r· LONG \1aho1. benc:b cable, 147-"'r-.9 ------------an wat sai '"" is composrd ·tul • POL -\ROtn model ~0 co st of thr followin~ pn son who-;,. sao-S40·1686. ·r ... ., ........... tolL SllQ. ~II Si S. c;~.n.w. lllltllf' Ill full and plact' of, ......
SPINNING Wb I U S t~ Soft..Oll6 df'nc,. a~"" follow.., to-wil: ee • -, -· woOD pl., p•-; CO.efed .pad. Mar~•~t Riau, 933 Sunaf'l
544-4112. DaAPES. Sl", -.lack •i• •11. S .. 416,. Drive, lfhitti~r, California
6S VW Varsan1 S. Suuon WM liwiM: tJO. 67 )..1 )97 IXTRA L0 l I 2 f WITNF'.SS my h•nd th is 7th d ... ~
•a.nn S2 49" -Ll 8..0776• ! ' p ay poo ' L o I M 1965
·-..: ' J ~HI-P1 Portable f40. 673-8816• .siNo. •10. 546-416S. ay, .
CHEVY 6 1t ld a.. Mu~"'t H1a1t
• new manhO • -. IIIAPLE •aa•a•• a bOot· STAn : Of CALi f ORNIA
c ..-bs. S7S -49 .... 6360-_ ANTIQUE . 1879 h1 •bcel l •tucl l5 _ 67)-llll COUNTY OF ORANCt ~"'
. ~ OLflS Q!( F. P. 4 dr. -bacyc:le. SlOO. OR l-8961• J IJDN 1 . ON THIS 7th day of M•y. 196.~. wen. ~q NO~GE • 2 ' EY • ..,.c~r ...... &able, beforf' mf', • Notary PubliC' Ill __ ._. _____ _ 14 . dt. rern,en\Ol I .. a •• -.J _ 673-llll. 1111d for said county and .t.,,..
'-~P Shade. .22". Early ·freu e. 494-{)472• ~OND used c:onaole, tt"s idins therein, dulv romm1 ,...
,.nell can, $4 -S4S=S96). .l4l Wiodaeac.t. aoope, 100 II .SOO 49~)60 • aiont'd and aword, pt'nWJnall"
RIGELOW area ru1 6s9. sun-roaeda, IUO -OR ~5711. I PONY .'H mm c~a• and •ppe~ Mar~~~ Hi•tt., ltno .. n
"'·r t p 1 •7 c '-7« 1 to me tD br th~ per80n wh0 8,. .... s a tern. • J -" .r .36 M••.. Great Wntent 1 PIIOJCC:tor 11S • eua. 646-3 3 -nam,. 18 subscri bed to th~ w1tb· 2 3. I Pea~.ter piaeol. t7S.OR ~~·~· 2 MA TCHlNG chn& dta•era, )-$711. GREEN BrcaUroet. •tl S -
1 10 ea. -540-1616. ~RFBO ARD 8 '7" Good con-S.9-1S66.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. hkM11lU,
d.! ti on. s40. 646-8180•.
.61 Cornir Co.lpe, 4 ap..S C'ON T A ~ 0 f /2.8-F l cell.
12 bOola & atand. US. Kl S.L. R. 673·7005•
~1331. I au ct. t99S. 962 .....
WEDGE WOOD ~SAPONE lih .... •UO. I Au cooler. almoat .... 120. . .. ranac.
oa ~40 S46-1Sl7. u s -s•tH+.
1
R,r.n, [,..,,. ••1. lovo ,..,. 9' "Ole" su rfboard -S50
'S4 OLDS.. J eded :-tydro. re-~0. ft73-5 llll. fl46-2679.
built. never uaed -t 7S. 0 VERS1 Z F n sofa -wh . \IIi" ~42-1327 a(tcr~.• 'fl \ Comet S22. 1850. 67S·
O IF\11C)T RY. IM 1tems . Inc.
1510 after S. 633~2018 . n au&. S250 · () 1 ~-4970• __
tabl e. S;!O. 4Q4--~I RQ S"llPE ~ Trailer. Good Con. YR. OLOO'Ktde-Mc rn tt sep.
s550. -OR 3-IJ4S3• broil ~ v en . ~QO • 675-4970•
ws. 7'3'' Hans. BootaA 4.LTO Sauphone 11Sifmer It ft. C '\\1PF.R. Sleep s Pole& ... s. Eve. 4ll_.S~'7 • . 2
Sl00 -673-1213• I sc;c;o. \11 h· 1145.
T.V. 24'' r~ conuol. 17S '.1ali bu. ---'64 CH EVF.L LE -Wf.OGfYtOOO au ranae. 575 S4S-0914. S2,350. 673-5911. b42-()q04 . 642·3228•
$ CHAIRS. aqua leather. 53.0 '63 \10BlLF. t-ome 12160, SO'lOTON F T ranSI stor hear·
eac:b. Ll 8·SOS6 · \11 l-2020. e xpandoSQ,8SO .-548-{)Q9 t.• In& l id. sso • 642·0904 -
T1fO fOeecl OllffH ....... RFFRI GERATO~ Top b ee· ~2 -3:!28•
~ce .., .. t)5 pau.-zer. SlOO. 673-1533• BIK F. -Sl 5. 897-8454•
t10 MeL -IZ~U~ . '1\4 \10,7 A. ~)·der . S:!.075. Chau, '57 DODGE. 0 500 -s400. nt VAN . footstoOl.
~~-5/llt<J . S40. 897-8454• 49~0579 (afL 5:30>
MIDI OOM ~IM&J, eca.
AIMJlAL TV. 110. ~-U a.. HOTPOINT elec . r1111e. 39" 1213. 897-8454• ..Uu .,.a.c lkii\J. IJO -· ·~O LLOYD . Sed. 51~0 or
.,$:111 .. bcaL''40'vtPG OR ~89611 •, ELEC. clothu <kyer. uo.
L AMBI\ETTA Sc:ootcr, 1100 T . ltOADS'TBR. 21J"" -,_ 897-8454•
or bell offer. • U 8-S997• -646-1911. OLD Gcanan Studenu Violin,
UNUSUAL Driftwood Lampa, I WUEC1 ............ bowel caae 140. s-4&-9798
tSO • Ll 8-5997• r a llitc:L ••· su.tt7s.• It Ll 8-lQOl. .
'H FORD • •lOO. · or be•t 56 atBVY VI. tS50 or 1 -'64 APAc:m. Db c.t uail,r.
oUe&. -Lll-n~~ 61S.l .... • t600. 540-U1S. •
'I,J IIONDA (~umbler) not 11' 'llaiade'. ~ 11i la, ~FRIG. lie, JOOd con d.
perf. S)SO. Ll 8-5070• fall ~---11,100.-67S. S25. OR )-0774
I·LFC'. ttam,.cara, uack, $20 4141.• t:{ ANGE-Wed1ewood lriddle
IMO'IQUE Cad. 1921 -..~~ top. s25. OR :l-0774. O't 5-0282. -atloat aieL 11,100. ()a l-Si.mese Kitten• -Pure bred. OiAJJt. armleu, lL ,. ..
naap.. coa., •. 119.,0 -1961• t15. 54S=2CJll.
67S.Sl7.-O.c• ...., .. ~-CIMT ... , .....
. "l PONTIAC Catalina. full &a~. 4 dlaifL ... • 61). .-... .. asoa••••• Qtt.• 1'<\..,er. tl,550 . 67)-S454• 11 77S IWNf "" -··· ea. 1~0 CAD.
A~SCO 3S \t.f Super Memar ~7)-797S
C:OOY. , -,...,,.
W1!111NJHOUII -. .... , (-2, 3 lens ea. h,tlt meter. ~L Boa Trail•, wi'IDp. S6 S. -\11 6-417)•• .,. --. • .-_ .. .,s
0.0. UnL t50. -61J. 64-17tte
CAMP£R. Cattom 11' wl 11!1-• 81!Al111PUL C81a.t Kiu.a. n-.yU.ioa • tllOO, Ott ). ~ GI.BfJC. ....... ••• 61S·-4?Jt• w~ ........ ,....., ..
RIMPET OteW.) etGO -COMB C\ b dr a . "AHS..ftAGNI!tt "* dlift.·
C4t-JJ1I . • -a••• pnat , ...... • uo. ,.,,_,m•
• ldd mach. t48. S48~S$ll• '54 04£VY 2 4oor, &ea.-Air.
r
x DaAoa a-c. •u --. , ..,,.. eu •aoo. ~7,_.,.,..
Kl 9-IMJ. ..;;; .U PlAT, eacell. co.d. M,.,·
.au ... , • .... eu.• l2lTV Ctlt.ll .. -M1-. 1!J-UI4-
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..... -""K .a; .. Tllla .. ~--· 1~ Jf· MC ·sa T·Binf ~·· ...... ,,,., ··~· ~ , .. _,.~ u l-2lJl .()~ J..41J1.
il -f:;· • .., r POitT. tli·Pi 4 ap. • •. WALMTrllllllllitle .....
cat. 13. ... ot J. IL ~••· 140. 61l-1116!.._ IIIII tlLYtWpm. . L
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in instrument, and acJ.nowlrd8f'tl
to m,. thst sbr ra~cuttod th,.
!l&mt>.
YiiT"4 f.SS my hand •nd offi cial ..... a.
Ket.hl-11 Coolt
\otar) Public in aod for said
Coun1y and Slat!".
\h CommiMion eapi~ Junr 9,
IQ6tJ..
l'ubh,.h: Mey 13, :a>, 27. J un,.
l, 1965 1n th• Newport Harbor
~..n'<l~.
I l ET iARt Abs J ENslcll WOR:0~o N
TOY POODLE, 13 wks, F,
AKC. Ml 6-3306, 67)-1,477.
\1 .G. '48 T.C . t995. LF 6-
1623, HY 4-7343.
GREEN wi naed rochr. aw.
ch a1r & o tto. -SSO. 67.5-
479l..
EARLY Amet. bri ~a-brac.
Sl-$15. 675-4791•
8 GUN ash cabtnet& u ora,e.
$60. 646-0341•
STERI!O-COltiSf.L. ~PM
4 IP· re OOid plarer -•195 .
673-IOlt•
TENOR ........... 'tolaMe.
1100. 6'7).4'70,.
tr SAILiiOAT. Kia. llt, w/
ciDIIJ ... U . 6TJ.410,-
()RLS Bike, ad-. COIUS •• 10
OR S-319S•
APT. aiae fU ato•e. 110 -
67).-lflQ.•
'64 COLOR POLAitOID. J66
169.!0 -,...,~
CAD. •ltS. Ott S-
New courses approved
A number of experimental
one--year couuea were ap-
proved for addition to the
l4Hi~6 Qlfficulum tau week
by the UUilee& or Cbe New-
port H~tbor Union Hiah
School OjstricL Theae pro-
pam& will be confined &O
ainale c:ampoaea dwin1 tt.e
one year of u ial and expand-
ed on a diauict-wide basia
aa pctiTianent oowaes ir cbey
prove aucceaarul.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE-S SALE
Lou •! A.-176 Fn ff: 628S
0. Fricbl~ May 28, 1965 at
11:00 o'clod A.M., Fin•d al
F"f'd~dou, Inc., a Delaware
Corporadou, u Tnaatee or .. ~
scltuted Tr-aat-aad~ aad pur-
suant to the d-d of t.nlst dat~
.-ebnaary 28. 1%4 a~~d recorded
May 10, 1964 in book. 6956. pase
731 of Offi cial R~corda in the
office of lhf' County Recordn
of Orang!' Cc,unc y, Cali fornia,
IfiLL SELL, at public auction
to hip;h,.al biddt'T for cash (pay·
abll' at llml' of sal!' in lawful
mont-v of th,. United States) on
th"' 11tr-ps at th e south front
enlrencP to lhP Orllllp;P County
Cou""hou-in thr City of Santa
Ana, County of Or.~. State of
Califomia all ript, title, and
interPIII now hl'ld by It under
.. 1d ~d of Tnaat in the pro-
pertY 1111 .. t~ in u id CouJitY
and tate d"rri~d a.:
Tht-~utbe .. t~ly 6l.OO f-t
of that po rtion of Lot 293 of
Nl'wport Rei ~lls, And of ad-
JOininfl lltneua, in thr City of
Co••• MM!a, County of OraASf',
Stat,. o f California, aA llbown
on • map r~ordf'd in book 4.
pa~ 83 of Mi ~H:ellueou
Maps, in lhl' offlce of t.he
county recorder of aa.i d Orause
Lounty, de~~erib~ as followa:
fJf' ~nnintt at thr inln11eelion
of thr cenlt"t' linl' of Onmgr
Avenu e with thr center line of
Tw~ty·a~d Street, ••
ahown on said map of Newport
He;~hua, thttnce Northea•terly
330.15 ft•et alo11s uid cf'nter
line of OraAgt' Avenur to the
Northweacerly e.tenaion of
th e Northr aat.erl y liar of Mid
Lot 293; thence Soathea•terly
137.88 fret aloos n.id exten-
aJoa and thr Northe .. tn ly
li~te of .. id lot tD thr ltV,.
point of br!finnins; then~ coalinuin~ Sou theaaterly
116.00 feet elons Mid North·
e••terly lie•; thence Soat.h·
wMterfy 330. 15 fef't par•Jiel
with .. jd eeater linl' of Ora.Dif'
Aveaue to .. id cettlef liar of
Twety·II4!!()0Dd Sueet; thet~ce
NortllwMterty 126.00 feet
alo•s ...Ud ceeter line of
1 we•tJ"IIe<lDIId Street; tbme•
Nortbeasterly 330. IS feet p•·
r.Jiel with •llid ee11ler linf' o f
Oru~ Aveaue, to die uve
poilu of be,,.t .. i•s·
tXCEPT tAle So•tiJweaaerly
150.00 feet threol.
S.ld .. 1e wUI be ~t~.de, b•t
wldl~t covee•at or warT~~Dty,
etp~ or • ..,u..d, reprcli•s
title, poaMtM!ioa or e.CD.•
b,..ce.. to pe} U.e ..-iaJ•I
priadpal allll of U.e aote -
'*"-cl by .. Jcl deed, -.wh:
1 17,618.05 ..... ··---· .,_ October I, l96t-Ia Mid DOte
proYicle4, e4,..c.,._ U •7• ••
tier die ._. of .. 111 D.!ed of
,..... • .... <*•r--~~ ··-,__ of die ,...,..._ •d of
&he nat. cr..t.4 ~)' •id Daed
of Tn~•t.. 1111• S..efldary ..-
-'cl Deed of 1ft-. lly -
of • Me~ or ~tel-h Ia •• ..
llpdo .. Mewed ttl~, ~
tofofe ft~te4 •4 ... ,~
to tiM • ...-.e4 • wwtu•
O.Cl-tioa of O.f•h eacl ~ ••4 lor S.le •d wrlu• NetJce
of O.fMit •d of ElecdM to
c•ae •• ............ Nil ... ,...,., ...... ., ... . .... ....... ~ ..... .. J~ 12, 1965 .... ..4•·
.. ,....4 eoewcl •14 "-de. of
Def•h •4 of El..ct._ to lie
........ l• ""' 7119. ,.
115 ef ...&4 OMd_, ......._
.... Apttl 19, 19165 r......-............. ••co~. .... ~ ..,. ......... ...,.,....~ .,...
...... ~C.. II. llo .,..._ .....................
Metal technoloJY, elecui-
cal technoloay. duflin1
technolo&Y , and technic al
En ali sh are s cheduled fot
the Coata \1eu campu b&-
cauae or the p&oaimity to
Ounae Coaat Colleae. Pre--
paration in these fields
-*Ould rea~ the l&udentl ror
the jWiior colleae proarama,
and it ia boped that evencu·
ally aome or the jllnioa col·
leae raciliuu misht be en~·
ployed.
These ~~ttll not be shop
courses, but will emphuize
the theoreuc al aspec t or the
subje ct mauer in an effort
to add some status to the
hi ah school uain1n1 1n lheae
fields. 1\n enaane shop
course sl ace d fo1 F atanci a
Haah School will no t be a
place to "soup up .. j alo·
pies. but • place to learn the
pnnciple or jet propulllon,
am ona ot.hen. Corona del
\1ar Hi ah School ..,ill be the
site fo1 ini tiating an analo·
gous COUrie 1n Jl'lphiC ltlS.
D1stJibUu ve ecllcauon ,
whach ..,ill be ofrcred on the
Newport Harbor H1&h School
campus , will be somewhat
different. Tlus prov1dea for
on·lhe-Job experi ence 1n re·
tail operatJOn s such u drua
stores, super markets, and
serv1ce s tations, to be taken
fo r cred1L
ReatStrauon 1n \hes e cour·
se s will be ltm1 ted &O lhe
s tudents on the respe c u ve
campuses. A somewhat dif-
ferent tnno vauon on the Har-
bor H1p campu s dunn1 th is
year's summer sea11on will
be open to a ll students 1n llre
d1s tnct, provaded they are
''&irted," chat is, their I.Q.
tes t sho ws they have 1 native
ability of 132 or better. There
are 488 such arudents in the
du tri c t.
The prop am, known as
"The Harbor Ins ti tute," will
imparl "Values of the 20th
Century." and be: non -credit·
ed and non-araded . A. team of
3 teacher$, not yel selected.
wdl spend 3 weeks p repar1na
the cou rse material r n or to
the 1ns truc llon from July 19
to Auauu 13.
Au t. SUpt. Norman Loata
patUctpated 1n such a team
teachina proJeCt 1n the \1id-
wes t. prio r to com1n1 to the
dislric L "It orfera a new di -
mension, with all the prea-
sures orr.'' he s11d. "Our ob-
jec t is to disrurb .aome o(
this surrlus aray matter."
A minimum of -40 atudenta
muat apply to aaaure the
proaram. The diatrict wilt
aelfishly offer the cour•e to
juniora or leu. ao th•t it
may reap a aruter rerum on
ita inveatment in leaderahip.
New assistant
at Girls Club
Min C1_.u. Unktcy baa
"-• lfPC)inted uaia&ut
eaect~lin diroc:tol or ••
Oi tl• Club of the Huboa
Area.
Wiu Uaktey ia a 1962 .....
,_... of Coata M.aa H•tb
ldtool and Zonta Oirl. !lac
padaatod from Oranao Cout
Colleae with a aoc:loloiY
major in 1964. She haa wotk·
ed aa planround aupetvi aor
fo1 Fountain Valley School
Diatrict, with the Coata Meaa
Recreation Department and
reeently aa propam co--o1di·
oaaoa of dle Oranae Coaat
YMCA for Jr. Tri-Hi-Y and ii
in her fourth year as ad~i sot
(or a Tri-Hi-Y Club.
GWEM COLLIMS EL.E CTED
Gwen Collins was recently
elected preaidenl of the Girls
Leape at Coata \1eu Hilh
~bool fo r the comina acbool
year. She will be auiaud by
vice proaident Kalby Hill,
ueaaurer Oaire Rob\naon,
recordina aec:retary Pea&Y
Bryson, and conespondina
secreta!)' Carolyn Studer.
.
ltltMDAY. •v a. • CDDAaMC81f.
eDITAILID
II.IIAL
IMIUIAMCI
COY!IAG! .,
ED rARD
Af'
JAT & IIIIPIO
.r t:HIJR~HES .1
1l.n.pp~er t u6tnua W
-o. • -.n. o .... ~ ~ w .. , ..... _._. ... .--w•'""'-.. ' ~ ~
THE AMIIICAM LUTHIIAM CHUICH
SERVICES: 9:00 •·•· feail, w.,.._,, ' J•aler O.•rclt
9:-'5 •·•· G.rclt SciM.I & A4vlt Cleaa
11:00 .... , ....... ., ... ,,
re.. •··· J-•• G. "•'•· , .... , Mt. Robert L. Larson, Lay Aua&unt
fttt ... S..l631
Po, I•~ wnrtl of fiotl
is f•icA. '"'" /'OW ~tfr~l.
-· sh•,,~, tbttff "">
two~tlt~tl swo,J. !'iu-
ci"t "J~" to tiJ~ Jivttl·
i"t I'Sf!ffdU o f 1011/ llffd
s,irlt. llrtd of tb~ joi,.ts
.... "'""OUI, llffd is II
discuwu of lhr tb,•thH
•"' ;,/~r~ts of th~ h~llrt
O.riatien Sciettce
Services
,_.. CIKIIICII Of'
I ,k11Jif1•1
))0) Via Lido
Newport Beac:b
SJNDAY SCHOOL
f : IS •·•· ..-4 11 •·•·
lUNDAY SERVICES
f : IS-11 ....
WEDNESDAY EVENING
flEETING 1 •·•· R.EADIN O ROOM
...._ 4.ye: f •·•· -S •·•· ..... .4.,: ' ..... -7t~ •.•. T-.4-r ..-4 Ftl4..,:
' •••• -5 •••. ; 1·· •.•. ~~ '•··· -·Ill·"'· ID»ND C..IICII Of'
WT,8C1Etn11T
Newport Beach at
Coloaa del Mar •)9 Eaat Coaat Hipway
SUNDAY SCHOOL t : 15 •·•·
SJNDAY SERVICE 11 •·"'·
weDNESDAY EV£NING
ME.ETINO 1:00 ,. ....
RE.ADIMG ROOM -
JU9 Eatt Coaat Hiataway w.-4.,a: tO •·•· • l Ill·"'· ...... ..,: 10 ··"'· •••.•.
7-7t$0 •••• ; •·•tlD ••••
Fn4ey: 10 •·•· · t , .•.
You •e cordially U,vitcd to
anend Church Setvicea and
10 usc the Readul& Room.
,.. ...... a...da
at C n tr. ..._ ......... PeUa...,
( lr~J~p ~,tiut Bib/, 811ptlst J
Santa ............ &a ..
D:.P.G.li......U.,._
JUJifDA1' an'ICD
1:45 .... s.ada7 ldlell
Jt:aa ..... -....w...._
t:OO ............... .,....
1:CO ...... Din'. W ,\
WIDNiMi&Y
1:JO ...........
t:OI ,.._ ,.,_ Ma.a.
Lutbercm Churdl
Of the ....
l..u~an
~'*ret\ t n Am•nc.-.
~5 !Ul 0out Hlpway
Oorona ckl Mar
PAITOR RAIC CJlMt
Pt'lolw: Otiote 3·501Z2
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9 a .m. --Family worship
inc lud1n1 Sunday Church
School
11 :00 a, m, •• Warabl •
Firat Baptist Church
!SOUTHeRN)
COaOMA DIL ....
COAST HWY. AT "'ACAR'Tli\J,.
BILL TOL.B!RT. PASTOA
67).6616 ·~2216
WMDAY SCHOOL ..... tiU .-.
IIIO•MtMG WCMtSMt• ... \ UO .-.
T•AIMIMG UNtoM ..... 6oJt .,..-.
IVIMIMG WOitSM., ... 7tJO .,..-.
WIDMISOA Y staYICI 7: IS .,..-.
MU•staY ,..OVIDID
,., ........ ., ......... GIJpardf
3262 lr .. 4 5tr .. t , .... ,., "•lthh
lululln .... ;u.• 111 (,vVf'Nt"'«'lll,
Hl/>l ;r ,J ;,. Tllrulu~J. ~:vCM,I'Itrol ;,. ,';t,_,,,,on
Or. Thnmalf. 8 . 110(\ver. Mtntlltcr
( 'huu:h School fot all a&etc , W a.m. Sun4..1~&y
Sun4Jay wouhir 41 II a.m.
Nuncry ('utc l'lllVH.Ic~
TI!LEI~IONt:: b-42·.!7-111
SIGN OF
PERSON TO PERSON
SERVICE
no lAif ""' s. . c.t• ~~tst
.......; ,....,. o._..;. ···--· c:..r~-..
~lOPS AND SERVICES
lfiiTMilkCO.
M••t-Ah c.. ........ ..........
1640 S.,.erterA ...
Lll-5531
• APPAREL -WOMEN
"IM IIIL
Bottw Ores10a & SportawMr
Acceuori .. and Gifts
Newport., IM OR S-1100
WeatcliH Plozo Ml l-24U
Newoort 8ood.
e APPAIIL-CHILDIIM
t ... AHTS WEAR
CHIU...U.WEAR
67S.l212
432 lW Snet
Newport Beacll. Cali£.
~ AUTO REPAIR
Car Service
• 'Imported' •
Ftom Tune-ups to OverhiUi t
JAGUAR Specialist
54-1941
2221 Herl.r, C.M.
e BEAUTY SALON
o BOOK STORES ....... _ ...
wa fM)OUT-or~ 100U
An-MMIT1CAL -0C0A. T
u.Mia f'UIC*IIO
.......... c''• ...................
WIW .. ItCM
• CARPENTRY
CAIIPUTIY
Minor Repairs
N'o Jobs Too SMall I
H.O. ANDERSON
2966 p_,.., Tr .. Lane
Costa Meso, Calif.
KIMberly .5-8175
If no anaw., coli Ml ~2372
* PM IL Gw w"-'t
LtL ..... ---·
e ........ -.
~ .... -.... ~ ,.,...~ ... ,_, .....
.. ._J• e' M.u..-
P.o.aam Cella ...
YOU NF.ED Concrete
work done" ffe apecialiEe
in patios .. pool dech, slab
drivewaya ed concrtte
1110fk in acneral. Free ea-
timates. Phone 5~262.
DIY CL lAMING
1 n
(}uit!..tT::
Profeaeioaal _. ._.,.,
cle•i•a -r .. t torYic.
-.... i&Jwrk-
... , aenice '-*'· , ............... ,
A,..C,
.. I. c:......, .. c.. .......
WATII IOfT .. IIS
PLOOI COVIItMG
CAIPIIING
671-1636
Oraperiea • Linol.wn
Formica
..... ,.,, , ... c...,, .. , c..
3500 E. C. .. t Hwp. c., ...... Mer
• "IIIGLAII
FIEaA$5 s.PliS
uyat.linot C.,.,.rtion
C.atittt Roaifta & Mol~t
fl .............. ~. anu
Su,Jioa -Ll 11-0292
1616 PIOC*tti, Coato Me10
• PLOIIIST ...... ,
PLOWII SMOP
............. An.
li66N..,_.. ...... _. eo........ .. .. 246r
e GARDEJI4 lNG
'40N11iL Y maintenance ser-
VIce or by the job. Clean
up ~nd baulina. En. K.l 8-
4534.
• INTERIORS
PAT OUYEII
INTERIOR
A complete service a»lor
styling, floor covenngs,
droper1es, fumiture, lighting j
284'S E. Coast Hwy., COM
675-55~
•NT..._.a
TIDPIC.tl. " ..
•• hwe •• 1_,.,, .. ct
.. .. ~tifwl Mlectioft of -.;e.~ fhh In the ....
•• el• eery e fwll lino of
.......... ..4 all CICCO~ -"",........,the hoW., •
South S.. T,..ical, 218 •· •u ... , C.ll Liberty a..m1.
Coato Meao
• PLUMBING
A. W. M ARSAC
PLUMBER
700 CWDation Ave.
Corooa del M11
Phnbifta Repain
DAY .t NIGHT
WATER HEATERS
673-41~
• R"EST AURANT
IIIKSHI.FS .... ..,
LUNOiEON -DINNER
COCXTAILS
ORiole J.940S •
34SO VIA OPORTO
Newport Bead!
IAIEIIIY'S
Co-plate Shoe Service
ORTHOPEDIC
Prescription Specialist
We tive S&H Gteon Stc-. a
1890 H.t.or &I vel, Ml ~3311 ----
01\NITT f}UCX-CLEA.~ CESTER. 3200 F. Coast H-.y .
Corona del \4ar, '673-9605) offers professional dry clun· '"I· at me plll\t, tnd a fi nished laundry servtcc. Al~o
avatlable in the tmmac:ulate shop 11 budaet dry clearu na.
R lbs. for Sl.SO, tnd a coin operated laundJomat. \1u anJ
Hazel Oimm1tl operate the laundry as a brother·stslcr
tum 1nd a.re no w in their 2nd ytar o f operatior. The ftnn.
wtucb haa two licensed operators, 1 s a member of the
National Institute of Oryc learuna. that makes ava1 lable
for the Oinwnitt' sand thetr cus tomers the latest reports
on fabric c are. water repellency ueatmcnu. mo thproofanJ
procedures. etc. Sbop hours are \4onday throuab Fnday.
7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m . .od Saturday 7 :30 lo 6:00 p.m.
The self sen1ce lau.ndry 1 i open Sunday.
•J .....
IM I ACe CALDI!IIt!AI)
JErELER
) 123 E. Co a at Hilh•ay
Co1011a del M•
ORiole 3-22510
• MUI$IIl
Sfw~, Interior Pl ... ta,
T..,ic ... & Treo•
lnaoctici•• _..4 F.ttliaet
S&H Gr.... Sta.ps ·
F,... Dot lvwy
CO.OitA DCL •.t& JIRiaED n .. E. c..& ·~Ht•
• OPPICI aJPPUES
.... ~ ... AM O'fltel
I & II OPPICI SUPPUES ................. __ , ...........
"uft I • Ae I Jtq ..... ....... ~ ...
CUIT()tlt I'UMttTUM
541C.. .... ,.u -Ot• ..... -
• UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLSTERIMG
(By E•I'Op•• Croft .... ,.)
IEMODEL 2 pc. aot OMU S69.5D Cell •• ..._, ..
216 Mol" H.l . 536 6405
FREE .... & plck•p
CUSTOM
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY
• QUAUTV WORK •
MilliS
PIIIHOUSl UPtiDLS
............ ¥4.
...... rt .....
Qs,-..
,ow Directory od in no•.
OR J.:OSSO
t
.....,.,.... faFOIIJI COJIJIUNlTf -BUY LOCAlLY ,
•
MRS. C.F. STANDWOOD, Mrs. Ja ck: Cun-
ningham "lnd Mrs. Francis Glockner, left
to right, were installed as thi rd vice
president, fourth vice president and fi-
nancial secretary, respectively, a t th~>
May b installatiOn tea and mus1ca le ted
by the Newport qeach Ebell t::lub at the
Ebell Clubhouse. !Ens1gn photo)
LIGA&. NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SAI.r.
Loan It: A-165
fFIIt: 6282
On F'nday, May 28, 1965 a1
11:00 o'clodt A-M., Financial
Federation, lac., a ~lawan
corporauon, a.s Trustl"l" or n~
sutut.-d Trustee unde-r and pur·
suant to t.he-dl"ed of 11\1111 datl"d
F't"b ruarv 14. 1964 and N"cor<f,.tf
F.-brulltV I~ 1961 111 bonk 69'r.,
P•K~" 592 of Offi<:Jal R.-roms 1n
t.h .. offir ,. nf th,. County R,..
cordf'r of Oran ~ County, Calt-
fomllt, ~ILL SELl .. ut publor
.tuctoon to haj[bf''lt badd.-r for
r a,.h (payobl,. "' 11n1f' of -.a ll" on
lawful mon,.v uf th,. I note-d
~l illl"hl on th,. "'<'T"• 111 th .. "''uth
front •'AifiiO< .-tu th.-(Jruna ..
l.nuntv C .,unhnu .. ,. on 1h,. C ot v
nf "anlil \not I oun1v 11f llrillliU',
..,tall" •I ( .thfomoa itll nlfhl,
utJ,., ttn<C '"'"''""t now h;>~rl '"
II undf'r "dl•i n .... .t uf Tru~<t Ill
tnf' pi"<>J'f'r1V "IIUiti,.J on .,,.,,j
Count'l' ,,nd ..,tat,. •l,.~n bf'<i .... :
l.ot .!() 111 Hlorlt I cof Trart \o.
QIQ, on thl" I ot'l' tlf "'"""p<>r1
Bf'a<'h, • nunt'l' nf OrilDIIf",
Stair of Lalofnmla, •'" P'"'
m.-p ,,.c:-nr•lf'd on hnolt 19 oac""
31 Ln 34 anrlu'lo "'" uf \taps, on
lhf' (l fft('to ul tn,. •·ounav ,,..
rortltor of .. aad • "unay.
Saitl "stll" woll bf' mad,., but
wothoul r·ovc-nant "' warrana\,
I"'Iprel'ltll or omplal"d, ''"~tudint~~
ti tle, poaaesaaon or .-nrum-
b..-ces, to pay the ~ainon~t
principal eum of t.hf' note "~"
cared by aajd d-d, to-wit
126,809.48 with iDteN-flt from
October I. 1964 a11 on ... ,d notf'
providf'd, advancf's, 1 f My, un-
der the tc-rms of "Ai d o-d of
Tru lit, ff'eil, char~~:.-s and 1"11·
prt~l'letll of ahc-Tru!ltH' and of tb,.
trusts CN!ated bv saod ~d of
TnasL Thto B~!nf'fkl uY undtor
s aid Oef'd of Trust. by N'B!Kin
of a brf'ach or .t .. fau It in lhl.'
oblisations secun-d tht"r.-bv,
h~eto for"" t"llect~IMI and d .. li ""'"
ed to thl.' uadc-rsign.-d • wn llf'n
Oe<:la,.uoo of O..lauh snd n ...
mlllld for Sal,. and wnllf'n ~ottcl"
of 0.-fauh and of l::lecllon lO
CMISf' t.he unde"''P"'d to ..... 11
said propf'f'ty lO 'lattsfy saad
obli ~~:auonA, and thl.'n-aftl"'f on
)IUiuary 22, 1965 the undl"r·
s lll:ft..d caused 1und Noticto n I
!Hfauh and of t:lectloa 10 b,.
N!Cordf'd in boot 7389, pac,.
28 1 of !latd Officaal Rf'COrd ...
Date: ~pnl 29, 1965
Financial f,.de-,.tion, Inc.
as such Tnuue.-
By R. B. Wlui.nev, Trv"'l Offi cl"r
3797
Publish: \ .. y 6, 13, :!0. 196.S.
in the Newpon Harbor l::n~t1~.
Marine hurt
in car plunge
U.S. \1anne Coy Vaupn,
statJoned tn Santa .~a. drove
.southbound on S ewrort Bl vd.
at the o\rches overpass at 11
p.m. \1av II. and rear-ended
an au tomo btl e dn ven by l'7 •
year-old Stephen Simmons,
106 E. Ocea n Front, Balboa.
wluch had JUSt entered from
the on ramp.
Both automobiles fllunaed
down the 50 to '7 5-foot em-
bankment toward W. Coast
tiwy., crashma throuah heavy
fCih aae befo re comtn& ttl res L
Th ere were no s ktds r n or tn
the amract, but numerou!> ure
marks c n u-crossed Newport
Bl vd. mart•na lhe ~Hnts
where the au~btlc s srun
off.
Youna Simmon s only §Uf·
fered a bntasc and swe ll•na
on hts ltn~C'f left lea. but lh'e
marine su s t.atned severe
multiple l a~erauons. \.'Mll·
su>ns. and abu t 1ons. mo~tl\'
about the head.
1906 PIONEER~
ot ES 4 T 18 IN lARS TOW
\hs. \tatJh.la ~hautr.
~~. ·~~ first came "' the
Harbor •rn 1n l'Klft, ~e\1 \fa)'
S at '-e home of her """·
Fred. 11t IJaniO•. A.tJI.lehonal
aant~Ofl ,,. a dtuahter. ~ .
Delllh • IJc II of l,..o a Ante I u .
a .,. ....... tcr. Mn~ Freno s
£lllou or Nnport 8e•cl\. llhl
7 .,.e-....,..M.eW... i•cltN-
••1 ""'" FJhott of Nc"l'lWt •• ct..
Guild sponsors tourney
Pn vatc u:nn1 s clubs of
Southern Oranae county v.ill
host one of the laraest chat·
tty event s of i ts k1nd an the
nauoo v.hen the Adop1ion
Guild presents the ~th an·
nu;~l cJoubl es tou1na.rren 1
\Ia' ~q.JI\..JI and June 'i~.
(tub~> donattna court)\ fn1
the tourney arc the l.tlbt>a
lav . Jamaaca Inn, L1Jo l~l e
Red lltll . 1-.merald "a\· 1e.s·
con :.1• (aflt:.uann .h1Jie.
Pentn\ula Potnl and P.ictft .:
~and!>.
\lr. o111c.l \ln •. 14altCI r..t\Oel
,f \le,d \etc.le .tl,., hd\e
-·.sJc.-lhtll f'IIV.IIC t..nUII
.tvatlable.
l:n ll\ olanks :r3\' he Olb
1a1ne d tlt lhe 'run,nl•n!!
dub!> ;~nd spot ttn~ .t•••H.h
'tOiell. Deadttne flil ltltng t~>
'i [l.m. \lav 23 , tlccmJmg U'
(bdlle, . l-aton, wurn.tmenl
Ju ector.
llefc:no.lang chamr1on' 1n
lhe O[len dav1S1on dre '0
Pe.scC>d:, Laiuna le.tch,onJ
\lcrV: tn \1tller, CM nna Jel
\l,u 'lltn'' Joubles, 'nnn1e
1-.l lt s , 1-ullert.on , .&n J ..: alh
"'etherv, 'iewporl :each,
women'" double s; Paoleue
Urton, Tu etin, and Otck \1a-
teer, Anahetm, ma aed cbublea.
Preltmtnary rounds v..11l be
(llayed on donor coorts the
fi rst v.eek·e nd, semt·ftnal s
at J ama1ca Inn. Perunsula
Po1nt and ,alboa Oa) Clubs
June: 5, and final s at the
t;bv Club J une Ft.
ELlS LODGE TO HOL!J
WESTEIUI liGHT aAY 22
\\estern n1&ht v.tll be held
Saturdtl), \1..tv ~: .tl the "-e~~o·
f'•'ll lldlbor I ll!> I uo.l¥t· o\
T e '\d~ \1\le chud. ~~>Jaon
Jtnner v.tll 0c.-<;cl"eJ ftO!tl
~ J() to q 311. f hc \l.iniliell
l..tmtl" ~~>I ll 1urn1 :.h '4C !>tern
t!O ltlldiOmtnl o111J r11 It::.
"'"' b.: .,,e,enleJ lor trc.-bC:'>I
•e,le rn "1\IU -c ....
\le\H • .tO 'rt:,I.J 'llt(t:,t '
nl·1n g rl.tnn.:J I •1 \ua:. 1 ~.
• 1 e r .J I • • 111 \1 u' l.tn ~ " 1. "'t'
~1\cn .t,.,,n "' tnc c•r l tlc, I" i <i liJO<,I'ololl I .J•"'''·
Proceed' '"II g<' t.• 11\t: I-lks
1m pwvc:mc:nt lund.
Look who 's put Pro gramm e d Cook 1ng at
eye -level!
•
Trea t yourself to a ll the beauty of a new eye
level range. plus all the pleasures of cooktng
wtth gas -1nclud1ng the most advanced auto
matte control ever developed. Programmed
Cook mg.
Ho w doe s P ro grammed Cooktng wo rk ' It
cooks your tood the length of t1me you want
1t to. t he n turns your ove n dow n t o a low
temperature to keep your meal ptptng hot tor
hours. wtth no further cooktng
But these new eye-levels don t s top wath Pro
grammed Cooktng You also get automatrc
rotrssenes . to p burners w1th brarns. auto
matte timers . and automatic meat thermom
eters. Ptus a bnght new bUtlt '" look. w1th
s tmple slrde 1n •nstallatton Plus your chotce
of colors. Any combmatton~f features
Best of all. they're all gas Onlv gas g.ves vou
tnstant-on. tnstant-oH heat Only gas grves vt'U
smokele ss. closed door brolltng Your k1tc hen
stays cooler. cleaner
By c hoos tng gas. you may save yourself as
much as $150 on .nstallatton cost s alone
That'll buy a lot of steaks to b ro•l With that
live flame!
Your appliance dealer •s watttng to show you
these new eye level s how offs Now
See these poeM ps r~:
c.ric • GaffeR ~ sattter • Hat"dwiU • Mack
eMf· alobsnMaid· O'Keefe·~· RCA
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COUHT1£S GAS COMPANY
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Latex-usy to use and
color-easy to~ noo'>e
Sat "Tone Late)( pa1nts
lor ns de and Oub,de
your home
Over 400 colors a ll at
the pr,ce of wh•te'
Satin Tone
MAHUI"ACTUitfD BY OLD COLO .. Y PAINTS
... thQ Qa s~ paints
ROWN HARDWA
-A BOOSEROLD DEPAitTMEl'fT STORE"
ORiole 3-2800
EAST COAST RICBWAY CORONA DEL
S11tee COeQtveh~
PHONE 646·«37
SIIYII; COST A EA _. IIWPOIT 11&01
Jamous for Jine Quality
'1'\e Wldma ..,.,_., of
Ike 00' of ·Nowporl & .. dt
ia...cl lbe followi1111 p&nnha durWI•tb• _paat week: CD A DI!L MAR
Dr. Robert Rea, alterations,
134 Haael [)r., Jl,OOO.
£. Morria Smith, covert
IUV.clllre at 420 lria Ave.,
Corona del Mar, to doud\nut
abop, a new location r01 the
douahnut bar now at the All
American Mulr.c:L
Bartholomcw·Paulson, re·
paira at 2333 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar.
CD RONA HIGHLANDS
Ben Robinson, patio cover
and deck, 528 Seaward Rd.,
11,000.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Arthur Colvm, sun 1hadc,
1120 Goldenrod Ave ., S47 1.
IRVINE TERRACE
H.E. Riley, 1-un it, 1-story
dwcllina, 1003 Bonnie Doone
Tcr., S31,700.
Lavere Whaley, alter aaraac
into dinina room, build new
auaac, 1437 Bonme Doone
Tcr., S4,SOO.
Peter De Rosa, l"\lnit, !-
story dwcllin&. 1108 Dolphin
Ter., S32,000.
BALBOA
Lcwcon Buildcn, 2-uory
WplclCS at 205 Cypress and
330 E. Ba lboa Blvd., S28,-
000 each.
Or. S.R. \1onaco, 816 W.
Bay Ave., replace 5 windows
and 2 doors , S550, repaH fire
damaae, SS,OOO.
Allen Klinaensmith, add
bedroom over aarase, 2053
E. Ocean Blvd., S2,000.
N. R. Jacks on, enclose patio,
1406 W. Ocean FL. S2,600.
Corbin, demolish aaraae at
1310 W. Balboa Blvd., S200,
build duplex and new garaae,
S24.380.
Oteri•• 0.'-ey, ,_.
roam, 1034 W, &lboa 81Yd..,
13,600.
Georae Bradford, at \era-
tiona, 2136 E. Balboa Blvd.,
112,000.
S.W. C".ilfillan, sun shade,
10 Bay hland, 1270.
BALBOA ISLAND
C. E. Juenaal, remodel and
add aaraae. 313 Grand Canal,
S5,788.
BEACON BAY
Paul 0 , Rea, wall , 16 Rud-
der Rd., 1350.
WEST UPPER BAY
Weber, Comair, Miller, of-
fi ce and warehouse, 3955
Birch SL, 1112,000.
William Holmes, pilaster
and fence. 1433 Sanlisco.
1300.
ln·Sitea Inc., partitions,
4500 C ampua, 51,500.
Dr. A.l. Melden, 1-unit, 1-
slory dwcllina, 1326 Hamp-
shire, SSO,OOO.
Automatic Soft Water Co.,
partitions, 3800 Campua,
S450.
H .l. Caldwell , add.i lion,
}20 Mornina Star Ln ., S5,300.
Harry Orbach, coolina to-
wer, 4300 Campus, SJOO.
Lyman Wooda, 'wimmina
pool, 2237 Irvine, S2,100.
C.W. Fo ster, awimmina
pool, 1332 Santiaao. $3,000.
EAST UPPER BAY
Fred Carlin, s wimmin g pool,
2921 Carob, S3,000.
The Bluffs, walla (or Tract
5740, Eut Blurf, s10.000.
B. Gibba, renee, 2806
Carob, 11 50.
Hans Arum , fence, 2800.
Carob, s200.
CLIFF HAVEN
Dr. Ralph Andeuoo, door
an d window, 1500 Kin1s Rd.,
5787 .
POUCE BLOTTER
inued
Bayside Park. .A "Keep
R1ght" S1 1n was bfoken ofr
at the base on Bayside Ot.
JUst east of the enuance to
Ba \boa Island. . .George
Oerrauib. 531 lr•nne Ave.,
Newport Hei&lns, parked hu
automobile m front of ha s
home, and at 1:30 a .m., it
was auaul ted by another of
Its kin d, not courteous enouJh
to identify ittelf by number
.Ben Pursley, 10117 POin-
settia Ave .. Corona del \tar,
sk1dded 58-fe et In h1 s auto-
mobile at 10 p.m. and rear·
ended a car dnven by Ken-
neth Jarv1s of Garden Grove
on V.. Coast Hwv. a half mde
east o f lust1n Ave ., \Ianners
'.111.:; Betty Townsend, 5307
Seashore Or., llr.e st Newport,
a panenger .n the Pursley
autnmro bde, complamed of
pa1n 10 he r nght ankle, and
Carol Stansbery of Garden
Grove, tiding w1th \lr. JarVIS,
compl aan.:d of a pa1n 10 her
neck ... llr.alham Sm1th 's auto-
mobile wu struck by a hit-
and run dnver. whde 11 was
parhJ near h•s home at 4820
Seashore Dr .. West Newport
. Freda Sames. 2234
Orange .\ve., Costa \1esa,
pul led from P lacenua Ave.
mto the path of an automo-
bile dnven southbound o n
Supeno r Ave .. \lroest Newpor!
~le•ghts, by JQ-year-old Law.
re nee Le(mann, 113 I Plaza
del Sur, Ha lboa; young Lef-
mann sustamed mmor lnJU r·
1e s to hiS usht foot. .. Eu-
Jene Clark , 2QI5 Vt'. Coast
Hwy ., \lariners \1il e, screech-
ed for 12 feet before rear·
end1ng a Goodwill Indus tries
tru ck dnven by Lems Frons-
man, 1'141 Rou St., Costa
Mesa, at 15 m1nutes to mH:I-
ni&ht on E. Coast Hwy. near
Jamboree Rd .; Mr. Clark suf-·
feted a lacerated fo reh ead
and complained of pam in hili
JIIW, and \lh . Fronsman
sustained laceratiOnli ms1de
h1s mouth.
Soturdoy, May 15
Patrolman Kenne th Srru th
li sued a Citation to 18-year-
oldJohn Buraess at 201 A1ate
Ave., Balboa Island, for pos-
scasion o f a lcohol by a minor
at 11 :30 p.m., and as he wu
leavina. Gre1ory \bck, also
18, of lOS Ruby Ave., called
after him in filthy lanJuaae,
uyin1 that all cops arc out
to Jive kids a hard time;
youna Mack apolo Jized ao 2
middle-aaed -amen, within
hearina ranae, at orfi cer
Smith's suaaeation, but •••
anested on a charae of dis-
turbina the peac.e .•. Teresa
Klauy, 719 Femleaf An.,
Corona del Mar, returned
home to riod G&orac Ebell of
Downey sitdaa in her lhina
fOOIII, the ki•dl" noor C:O'IIC,...
eel wi th aJ•n rrom • window
he had twot .. ia, (wail:urc
amuhed Md piclllnl tom;
\tr. Ebell was arrested oo a
durae of en try without coo·
sent. .. John McDonouib, 19 ,
of J()q 35th SL, '!~.'est Newport,
complained, "Just leave me
alone," when arrested on .a
drunk char1e after he had
pounded on the front door at
206 J2nd St., We st Newport
... James Dutro .. ·, 18, and
Ro bert Bluth, 21 , both of
2320 Elden Ave., Costa "leu ,
boged theu car down m th e
sand near the Balboa P1er a t
5:45 a.m .. c alled a towina
company and decided the
pn ce too h1ah. then rallied
the hood of an automobile in
the comer of the "A" St.
parkmJ lot in an efro rt 10
"hot wue" 1t and use 1t to
f\Uil theu car out, pollee
spotted them, and after a
chase, apprehended them on
th e Balboa Pier ... \1arth1
Wei \, 50 20 River Ave., West
:-.lewport, went for a sw1m It
th e 50th St. a.nd VI. Ocean
Front beach, and a tnnsutor
rad10 was s natched from her
beach towe l. .. A bead door-
way blind was removc,od from
the home of Lewis Paul, 1820
W. Ocean Front, No. ], Cen-
tral Newport ... The sille v1e w
m1rro r on a pickup truck own -
ed by Ray W110ner, 307 Al -
varado SL, Balboa, and park-
ed at 200 E. Bay Ave., Bai-
Doa , was smashed. and a lug
wren ch left wedAed 1n to the
slot where the mi rror glass
was broken out. .Leonard
Paquette, 125 Agate Ave.,
Balboa Island, reported h1 s
walle t, wh1ch con ta1 ned ~2.
had fallen from hJS J"\H:ket
\lay 1 1n the 1,000 blod of
F.. Ocean Front, Ralboa,
while he was on h1 s way to
a beach party, .. A !51 56
camera w1th case was stolen
the afternoon of May 4 rrom
the trunk of an automobtle
owned by J ohn Youna. 207Q
Centella P l., Back Ray, and
parked at 311 Crystal Ave.,
Balboa Island ... A pane of
glas s waB bfoken in the Paci·
fie Telephone booth at 1714
W. Balboa Blvd .. Cenlral
Newport. .. Eddeana Wood,
218V, 2qth St.. fell asleep
alter attendina a near-by all
ni ibt party at 111 "2 28th St.,
We st Newport, and awoke to
fi nd that S40 had been stolen
from her handbaJ ... I\ SISO
surfboard was removed from
the aaraae at the home of
Robert FleminJ, 2801 Alta
Viata Or., E ut Bluff ... A
trio of first lieutenant& from
El Toro, Arch Woods, John
Stetlina and William Cniot-
dlaak, held a party for UO
at •cir residence at 1200
S.ukcu Dr., Corona del
Mar, at which they bad a loud
+-piece li•e b.,d, tea• or
beer in lhe aaraae. and mix•d
drinks inside; police,aettina
nowhere in errona to quiet
lh• aatherina, notified mili·
tary police and a provoat
marshall made a telephone
call lhat dampened the aala
affair. . .Jud1 Se:bett, 118
O...d Canal, &I boa Island.
diaconred tiOl -niulna rro~~~
ha ••II at ., .. , a party.
UDO lR.I
£Judi Coatwction co ..
additioa, 204 Via l.ido Nord.
f4,000.
Anita Stine, lUll •hade, lll
Via Oijon, t20).
NI!WPORT NEIQin
Earl Weuell, alterations,
415 Aliao A•e., tl,lOO.
J oe Oli•eli, aip, 499 N.
Newport Blvd., t85.
NEWPORT
Boy Scouts of Ameri ca, rest-
rooms at Sea Scout S.se,
lUI W. Coast Hw.y., 13,000.
H.J. Roaen, remodel cock-
tail bar, 4S07 W. Cout Hwy ., ssoo. -
Woodrow Payne, sip; 1318
W. Newport Blvd., 1200.
Harry Anderson, fence,
2627 Newport Blvd., 1140.
Peter Martin, fence, UOS
Seuhore , sso.
NE11'0RT HARBOR ENI!ll
SECOIIO SEC11011 --P ... l
lHURSMY, MAY 20, 1!65
tOIIOIIA DEI.IIAA, CALIF.
now earn more ...
Marina Dune s Yacht An-
choraae, Oawole, 101 N.
Bayside Dr., SlOO.
Roy Gustahoo, hood, duct
and blower for restaurant,
2828 and 2830 Newport Blvd ..
1250.
NE'WPORl .BEACH Pollee Chief James cently completed training at the Los An-
Gt avas congratulates, hom left to ri ght, geles Police Academy. The addi tion of
Bert Myers, James Peak, Larry Johnston, these 6 officers brin gs the force up to
Hugh Marshall, Lonnie Dennis, and the authorized stren gth for the first time
Western Canners , mo ve
buildin1 from 2902 to 3204
Lafayette Ave.
James Amout, roold e patrolrm~e~n_wn::;:.o:....:•~e-___ i~n~o~'~··-·~·~Y~•=•=·~· --~--------,
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bauJh, 314 Evenin& C a'lyon .._...We.' a t
Rd., 5borc ClirTa, are parents KAME DA1fD WATCHES
of a dauJhtar bom Sawrday, Dl.UIOHDS • IEWELRY • GlFTS
\1ay 8, in Hoaa Hospital. ., W. a. M. C....._ •
KOCM-FM PRIZE PARADE!
Flowe r Shop
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SALE '9"
YACHT SHOP ODDS & ENOS NINCH lOUS "'-, .... , .... •---6'-31'
REDUCED TO CLEAR! 65"" WMOI.I WHIAT-~ ......... o.,.,... _ 211
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Herne 0 Gift Slcp
DEKKO SILVERFISH PAKS
BANISH DESTRUCTIVE PESTS
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Richard's Fancy Meats
SWIFT PREMIUM SPRIIG LAMB
UJ.I.A. C.oice LEGS
W~ole or Hall
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SMALL LOll $15:
~!GE LOll _CH_OPS __ 89~
RACK OF LAMB $12:
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