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18TH Y!AR, NO. 1 fiRST $!CTIOM T'HUIItSOAY. AUG. 19, 1~5 TEL!ftHONE 67)..05510 coaoMA DB. r.&.AR, CAUP.
0.nsian stories ai>out the lrltlth ..... ~ S.llel Sete1ewlwet proposed nuclear powered forth anfonnation of local
si111iricance.
eatablisheJ by feJeral lav.
on lhe damaau that can be
collected.
the !00-acre sate )Ust below
Corona Jel \tar reveal pl .. ,
for .:! nuclear reactou . 1n ad·
dataon to 2 huae Jesaltans
•truclures. r>et>crapuon or the
proposed plant , detailed an
an announcernen t oy the \1e-
tro polatan '"atcr l)a s tta ct o(
~them r ahfomaa, anclude1.1
facts that the nuclear power-
ed desaltan& plant v.ou ld be
U1e lar¥Ch t 1n the world,
capaole of producan, I <O
mal hon aa llon' of v.ater a
Ja~. The clcctncal power
output wouiJ be 1.1100 '1leia·
v.atts <1..11 otllaon watts). nc
'Tlore tnan that of li oover
narn.
deaah.ina plant have been EX CHANGE STUDENTS ARRIVE ~:;::~~c~.~:~ti:v!"b:!::;
Americaa Pield Semce
This information concema
lhe pouable danaer from nu-
clear reactors and the hmat
~ketc:tles of the desaluna
plant as at maaht appear on
forei111 ucb•a• hip act.ool
ataadenta am•ed at Cbeir new
bomea in the Newport area
Ibis week, preparina for a
year's adloolina in Cbe U.S.
Amona che countries rePN•
aented in the first anivala
were Brazil, West OermMy,
Prance and 'nlailand. The
scudenta are broaabt to ·Cbe
U.S. by the AFS. wbicb also
sends numerous American
students abroad as part or
the international achoolina
exchanae proaram.
Repreaentina Brazil is
Auauato Vieira, from PortaCc-
za in the state or Ceara. He
will be 1 senior Ibis fall at
Newport Harbor Hiah School.
Filing deadline is Friday
A total of lS candicbtea mentary and Coua \1eu
havedec lared theu anLenoons Untried school dutracu.
so far for the OcL S election Only J "newcomers" have
or 1 uuatees to aerve on the filed.
new unified school dutnct The 7 trustees, to be elect-
board, accordinato the Oranae ed by Costa \teu and Nev.-
County School District office port Beach voters at-larae.
m Santa Ana. wall serve the unaried da -
Jack Roper. busaness ad-trtc t from 7 specafic trustee
manas trator for the county areas as the reault of the
board, saad several more en-J une :!2 vo te for the nev.
Utes are expected before the dastn ct.
deadline at S p.m. tha s Fn-The 3 pres ent da stnct v.1 II
day, Au&. !0. be ofricaall) un 1f1ed J ul~ I.
Amon, the faeld .ue -4 p re-1966. on the boundaraes on
sent trustees fr om e ach of the -..e~toport liarbor Lnaon
C andtdates fi lln& so far •n-
clude, ~ trusuc d1stracts
I -John !'Iettie, 17()q La-
brador Dr.. Costa \1e sa, hI ah
school trustee. J ames Pe}-
ton. 186) Boa \ asta (arcle,
Co ta \ie u , Co ta \1esa ele-
mentar) board !"'restdent.
~-Jordan CJreer, lllb Cor·
ona Ln .• C.ll\UI \lesa, bust·
nCiolo exe~ull ve \1r~> rJila·
beth Lall\, ::ox Dartmouth
P l., Costa \le\a, h1gh !>chou
UU!.IC:e.
J -\lr, \lanotn derge ''"·
~~~~ TraJe,.an~.h Ln., Ua\·
the "'ewport Harbor Unaon ll•ah School Oao,trac t as th e\ c.;req, ,e.,..l"•rt Hed.:h ele-
Ha&h. "'ewpo rt Ueach l·lc· C:\1~1 as ~~~ June '\0, lQo b mentar\ uu-tec Jd~t.l-let~h-
Study course is
"'ewport Beach r lementa ~ tnter-dastrac t attendanc e re-
adopted
fi eann1lt nov. be1n¥ con-
JucteJ an '' asuan,ton. I) C.
~ Ulc Joant rO""'l'l'U ttee on
-\ttl"lac r.ner" hll\e tncluded
tello~a-nom ~o:oo..:ema na tlae
fc:Jera I Pnce • \nJer .. on \ct
l( }'H ... v.h11..h '>et:. Ul<: 'T1I \I•
.,U"l llabdat\ rer plant at
\c;~-oo '1ldlaon altrHlU&h Ja'Tl·
a,c., '11\ <l T'<>un t to odhon~.
AuJUs to is livina wilh his
American "parents," \tr. and
\irs. Pa traclt Shepard, 2215
Annavenary Ln., Upper Bay,
and his "brother," T am, who
wi ll also be a senaor at Har-
bor Hiah.
Helaa Voealer, from Dort-
mund, West Germany, w11l
also be a senior at Harbor
Hiaft . Helaa 11 ltvina wi th
\tr. and \trs. William Wilaon,
2021 Haahland Or., Harbol
Hi&hlanda.
'Prepared to handle riots' Scho{'l D1st11 ~1 I ruqee' lJUC ,t,
moved un anamousl} ll> adopt • '\ rcque't frum the C"hn -
(. "' ta ·k '.1 c le" ent an uu ,.
tee .. _mc't ~r.tu:.e. 1~1<1
(olcn~ond Ln , Hd rbor Hagh·
lanJ~. :'In''~'" <\llan <•cc.
~':1 1c".s \tHAI. Uac.; B.s'.
.,,_,c-nu ~~ the Oran&e Count\ Bo,uJ lll tun tcn~.-e Church for u~c-
b.lucauoo'\ JCJ65-6t. ~.o••ur'c: ,,r \,cv.pon Sc.hi.H'I for 1 lc:c.;· ~-TeJ \d~ott. ~~::.., R,>d .·
o f H ud\ dunn& a ~v.afa -4S-turc ~enelo nc:\t F-ebru~ h•rJ Rd .. ( ame<• Highland'.
man u te meeung l uc.,dd~ ~N<l ' p anted at '>tandard rental \,ev.port Beac.;h elementan
naghtatllorace En 'Ill Schuul. u'c fee... tru tee , Dona l Duncan. -4 501
r •• c Ia" requare" Ute nperil-
11>1 vf an atn'TltC {'!ant ~ener
Juns -r.nrc than I ()ll llllfl lo.at.>-
llldth •tnn .... ,11, ~ ,,.~u .. l ,,,
encr~ t. .>U\ the '.J\1"'1tl't
lldoalu, •n~uranc.;e J\.atl<~ 'lc
lr•"1 r rl\ .ate .... ur .. c.. Ill\."
la .s.lllll' tn,uran .. c: t!1J•J,tf\
.u t.ll' t1 ~e "' n111 'C' 1 ••rc
t.\4!1 ~~~ ll11or: .. 'er.t c: t'.:•
;'lotnt.. .tnu nn '-"' cr.tl~ .tl .a ll
l•'f t'dul•'d.<.;ll\ C ~•>'lt4., lti.lll•''l,
ln Helaa' a new family are
sister Taz, a aeniot: brother
Tim, a Crealunan; Kathy, a 71h
pader; Joe. a first arader.
•d liUie Reo, wbo is in
Kinderprten.
Corona del Mar Hip School's
excbanae students are Juta-
maad "Sailai" Satayawawat.
from Ayudhya, Thailand, and
Briaitte \teaard, from Nancua,
France. Both airls will be
seniors.
Sailaa 11 ltvina wilb \tr. and
Mn. James March, 2815 Har-
bor View Or., Harbor View
Hilla. Slle will be attendina
achool with Kathy, alao a
aenaor. Sailaa alao hu J new
"brothers," Gary. Jam and
Rod.
Briaitte is livina with Mr.
and Mrs . Frank Rowley, 1924
lrvane Ave., Harbor Haahlanda,
and "aliter" Ann. who is
aiiKl a aenaor at Corona del
~ar Hiah School.
Amona the first uperiences
in the U.S. on arrival from
New Yorlt in Los Anaelea
for the foursome was a riut.-
band vaew of the recent n ot-
ina.
Sailai arraved in the midat
or Friday niaht's activities
by bus, while the oChers
landed at International Air-
port and were able to skirt
moll of the rio t.
Frank Kargl
dies at 72
Prank Karat. former resident
of Corona del Mar, died S.ID~
day at the Hi·Oeaen Memorial
Hoapital in Yucca Valley at
Cbe aae or 12.
He tuad been employed aa
11 lnapeci.Or for m.any JOUI
at R.oaan Co. in Newport
Beach btfote ntirina 4 yean
110 aad JDOYio& t.o Y ICC I
Valley. He waa a nadYe or
Vieaaa. Aaaalria.
So.m\1101'1 laclude bia wife,
Maria; a ... Lowell Pblppa
of Olaadala; a claapter. Mra.
Mona Shielcla of Lu Veaaa;
l Jl'UCIIGfta. Loren and lton·
a ld Pbippa. Md a peat-arand-
aoe, Aoftald Ptlippt II.
F.a•etal aamcea were ~elcl
Moec~ay in Twee~nine Palma
Mcllnt..mlftt waa in h•llr·
alae Palma Camal8ry.
.IIDAY IJTH diiVAL
\tr. ud \4ra. Jamea W. Paw·
Clll&. 401~ ~ld-1011 • ""··· ~ del"-r, .,. , ... ll
ol • ........ ~tom oe Vfi"-J
.. I lda of ~pat ia :&oal .........
Newport Beach and Costa
\teu officials have expressed
their belief that no riot inc i-
dents are expected here, but
Chat such dasturba.ncea c1n
be handled if they should
occw.
Mayor Paul Gruber and City
\1ena1er Haney Hurlbura..
alona wilh Mayor Robert Wil-
son and City \tanaaer Arthur
\icKenzae, attended a meet-
ina an Oranae \1onday after-
noon called by \1u Reynolds,
preaadent of the Oranae
County Leaaue of Calles, and
by Caty \1anaaers GeOJ ae
We1mer of Oranac and Carl
Thornton or Santa Ana.
All but one of the 240ranae
County cities wu repreaented
at the bnefina meetina. where
caval defense and mutual ajd
problems were dascuued.
to prevent thas happenana
here '?" Pres1dent ~d liuth
asked.
"The nouna could have
been held down af the offi-
caala had moved out faster,"
aaid Geotae Tucker, botel-
motCJI corrniuee chairman.
''If troubJe oc:aua here, we
ahould move fast, eatabliah
a curfew and arrea t Vlolators."
"The mayor hu had lenathy
expenence an the pro tectJon
of public ofncials;· saad
darector John \tacnab, refe r-
nna to \tayor Gruber's back-
around In the Secret Servace.
"I suaaeu that we leave the
problem up to ha m to dascus s
wath the pollee chaef and
other s ecun ty officers."
\1ayor Gruber told of the
meeuna comana up that after-
noon an Oranae. TI1c:n he
added, "Y<'u can be a~ ured
that v.e v.all protect our com-
muncr) to the best of ou r
a bali ty. When you have a
bad satuauon, and it is recoa-
nizable as auch, you should
tate lbe rnou ciraacic: action
as fast aa pouible. E:Yery
moment o r delay means more
trouble. A united front wath
other communat.Jes IS the
over-all pa c ture. Oraana zataon
an depth as necessa ry."
The question of pollee va-
cations at !has time '4h
brought up. Cary \tanaaer
Hurlburt saad that the pollee
force as normally kept at full
s trencth for the bus) s ummer
months and vacauon tame 1 s
taken dunn& the v.anter
months.
The board a lsn accepted, • 1\uthon zau oo "U ~1ven Pem am RJ •• (ameo Shore s.
""'th commendauon... the to L n11ed Pacafac Insurance 'e••wpon Beach element.a~
rC SIJ"a\.l<>n of J ohn R.a,cac, Co. to repreaent the dtsuact trustee.
auiatant to bu11nen man· tn an acc:adeot c:lum tui\ if S-Donald Scra~au. \01 Vaa
aaer Ed Wurtele. \fr. KIIJC ic. &De caae as preued iuo court. Venn~ a. L•do laJe, cwpon
wtlo aernd !be elementa.ry Beach eiaa•a.n· board
distncr ror the past year. Registration pre11dent.
hu accepLed a sa m1lar po£t 6 -Earl Peterson . 305
With the Orange Lnaficd ··s under way t..ana s Rd .. Cllrr Haven. haah
School D11tr1 ct. chool board presadent. \l-
In o ther trustee acuon: Reaasuauon of swdents bert Oaden, 2066 Oran&e Ave ..
• Davn Tal e (o. v.as new 10 the dauncl 1 current-(o ta \tesa. Costa \1es a ele-
av.arded d S:!.-4Q5 hlv.-btd h betnJ earned on 10 each or mentaf)· tru te e Sch.,... ~
contrac t for u le v.m k an re t-the 4 haah school of th e f-ranklan, l q::' Santa <\na
rooms at "cwport hoot. "e'4f'Ort Harbur L·naon Haah <\\c.. Costa \toa. ht~h
• Blacktor rer aar wN k a t School Oas tnct. <.ctwol trustee
':'llewport School and ll·•rac-d 1 -R,,dcncl \1ac\hlllan. v .. "\e~to s tudents arc requc ste En h I I .,, o\nahet-r \"c .. C ''"J SliP\ c oo "h a~.-cep t-II' telephone to the-coun sel·
ed and a nolle" of comnletH'm m f \le a. c.~ ... l8 \le .. a elemenl411"\ .. ,. an g o 1~.oec, or rc ga u ataon
ordered. 3J'rPtnCJnents The phl"ffe tru<.tee.
f 11e lot\\ iUilrdll\ec:" l.l It ,)<·
\I}Ov the \t..1l "'llllt•>n .... , .:r·
aac. me feJera l j'''C:m • c11 t
'dl anJe!'lnlh Loe ••rcr.Hnf
for the ne 't '> <00 mal linn an
.!&map c\a1ms . Tuu \olae
combined 10\Utance ~el'
·~e 11 ~<~O mtlhon. (If the
wtO million l•m•t as mcrca-
seJ to S1-' 'TIIIhon. as no·,
contemrlat eJ U1e t!•wc:rn-
"'ent', auarantee "'all .'C
corre1oponJtn~h JccreJ,cJ
,., thai \'f\11 "'lllln'ln v.tlc rc·
.,.san tJac .,a\l""'lu 'l Ct" era~~~ '
, ne 14" pr 1\ tJc-, fur !Iocr
U1at d Ute pul>lt~ J a"lafC" e\·
~~cd' Ute na\l 'lu~ ltlH I.
111e uflrn•Pfi.Jil' tcJu.JI J,,.
tra...r .:Hurt "''" •d .tp('llrlt••n
til l' .,,..,fl I 1'11 it 111<·· I t•·
t.o,· d .JI 'olllh I r~l lltll" I
toe J " ••unt •I c.t.:•l Clotl .
They concurred an the fol-
lowana statement issued by
\tr. Reynolds: What's ahead for
• Aprroval '4as gncn ior ~ number of th e four htgh 30Y FOR MOFFETT'S
t t S ., sctwol~ are as foil''"" new rus ee • Con~na Jel \lar n7~~~00 It"' 3 ,.,, f If ·" .. , .. 'lr,
1,·o~rt ( '••II ·tt , ! l ll\ lrt'
\\c ,.. •r '"·' teo l.o·-,,,..,.
J 1~ I 1\,1\lfl ,.J,Hll th•,! l1.:
,,,,,,, .. In~ •1•10: .. {II If\
"'C oetC 'C 'l 'll•tr \
1r •u · ... "' ra,: h
•. , 'd .
It ' Ill •
1 er
"There are aa of now no
apecaric ancidenta or n ot or
racial trouble in any or the
ciuea of Oranae Couney, such
as plaaue our neiahbors to
the norlh, the south. and the
east. We do not anticipate
any ancidents.
"If they do come. we be-
lieve thas county and Its
cab es are well prepared to
meet them, throu(lh the eatab-
h shed, function ana law en-
forcement and fire fiahtina
aaencaes or aovemment -
promptly, firmly and fauly.
"We are here to di scuu and
infonn ouraelves; as elected
officaala and manaaement
officiah to provide support
and back up to our police and
fire and public: works forces
when and if Cl'lc need arises:
to be prepared and forewarned
on unexpected financial
calla: to consider leaal ques-
tions of liability in the event
or uouble.
"We certa.inly puab no panic
button; neither are we com-
placent. If &roQble comea, we
....,, all lnels or the local
aovemment structure in
Oranae C<Maocy to be •• well
iaronned lftd as well pre-
pued aa we believe our
police, faro •d pebUc works
forces uo now.
"We want lhe mor. than a
million , .. idata or Oraate
Co.anry to bow •at yoor
public official• an aware
ucl ~cemed -and pt ..
pared -first lor the aappna-
aloo of trouble If poaalble,
and if not. for the bandlioa
of trouble."
Th Loa Anaelea riot aito-
aaioe was cliacuued at •t
~-noon mcetana or New-
port HarlMK Clamber o r C()ft).
•e.c. ........
............. body do
C\everal ammed1ate duties
wall race the 1 trustees of
the recently approved new
un1fied school da&tnct an
Costa \tesa-Newport 9each
after U1eu e lecti on Oct. '.
and pnor to actual form ataon
ofthe Jastnct on July 1.1966.
Jac k 1oper, busaness ad-
ministrator for the Oran11e
County ~hool l)au n ct. eK·
plaaned the proces s ·
.. rhe board must meet to-
aether as a unat not later
than the Jrd \tonday follow-
IDI the electa on as provided
by law. o\t the t1me of tha s
meeuna. whach IS calleJ by
the county supenntendent,
the)• must elect offi cers and
set the tame, date and place
for future boarJ meetings.
"o\ name for the d1 s trict
must be established, a lona
wuh an official matlm¥ ad-
dress. The board must de-
velop board policaes, appoint
cOI"n'nittes on peuonnel and
operatina funda. h must also
make ananaements to pay for
the elec tion.
"The board mu•t also hire
a auperinteftdeftt ror ~ 4-yeu
term. Certlficat ed employee a
(teachers) must be retatneJ
af they are current!) perma·
nentcmployees. The teachers
retaan all thear ra&hts •s et
forth under pre sent tx'lard
rulea.
"Actmnastrators, af the} arc
no trehued by the board.mu~t
be retaaned fo r at lea s t ::
years or until then contract
e~:pues, accordana to law.
They cannot be dropped. the
law r~uarea that the) be
&•ven equal or comparable
pcuuions unttl the specaf1ed
penod of tame elapses."
The new du trlct may bor-
row money from the county
school servace fund for s re-
c aal payments. such u the
elccuon charaes. Mt. Roper
said. Also lnlonl the farst
items on the t ruateea' nunds
must be establishment ol
bonded inliebtednc u 1nJ
coverina talt rat ea.
Constderataon most be aiven
to the 1 ~~~ 1 budaet anJ
aa aoon as pouable. he •n-
t.llcatC\J, allhouah buJaet
talks may be postponed from
lhc inataaJ meeuna untal a
later date.
l.kJo architect Lee dies
'!¥ell-bowa arcbltec1 '!¥.
r)oualaa L ... '71. died Satw-
dlf alter ••fferiDI a beart
attack while Dlariol 1011 at
Cbe lf"Ytne Coeat Country
C lub.
P-.eral aenieea ror \4r .
lAe, 3ll Vaa Udo ~d.
Udo Ia lc, ..-e oo.•ct.J
T•adiiY a1 a. O.rda of at
"lec .. aiooal, For .. t l..awt~
\4emarial Ptrt, i• 11Cfklale.
\tr, Lee pined rame as an
wcbitect '" Loa A.naelu,
w"ete ae ll-ttocy Lee To-cr
waa complea.l ift l" l oe
'ftlat..iN 8h4.. na CWIINc--
don wu the farat of a lt y·
acrapcr af\er the Lo1 AnaC'-
Iea City Councal repealed
an 01\linance hmttana the
heaaht of buildanaa to ll
ltOflel.
lfo ia I IAIYiYed by hia Wa(e,
Loaa. a aon, F•e.rott, ani! a
"Mibtn, '4ra . 1ctty ~e
flail.
lOY PO. WAGOMEI'S
\4t. ar.d \h. J:.4i.,at\J "•ar o-
ftet, fllll lnt -\ve .. C"OfMa
Jill \tat. are t'erMta ()( a on
41om ._tuN& • 4ua. t.a. "'
'loaa • loa rttal.
(os la \te'a q )-Q.Sl l
l-.s tan~•• ti-4~-{)Jil-
"'e~ttJXHI Harb.>r 5~ -11 ~I t•oJ.S\ \J ~ ('> II" !,I.J,:
Tru~tee s 'TlU'It .. ,.,,, cno\1·
Jer per11onnel anJ prurert\
of th e former Ja\trt.:h . an..;
JecaJe what tn Jo• "llh rrc:·
r.ent aJmana suattve ootiJ•n.l!'·
lanJ. anJ unfintslleJ •u,a-
nc ...
The board '1la\ n.•t ad •Wl
an) "flfesent" a tcrn~o , .Jc:corJ ·
1n g tn \tr. 1.o per. ancluJ•nt~
ac" of J11mas sal •lf an\ per·
sonnet. Tha<J l'l left ''' (jac ]
boards untal June l t), (QI.".
<\iter that ume. rer<,<WJnel
s tatus s atuatlt'lns are turne J
ovC'r entirely to th e ne " J ,,.
Strategy is mapped by
foes of desalting site
StH>re la nc Pre<>ervatli'ln ( •'•ll· ••I thl" land o' r..-"Jcnta.•
tra ct.
lan n& nf the J as trtl't ,u.
penntenJent bra n&' the l
present leaJer ant<' lhe ra e·
ture. '1r . 'loman Loat~. \ev.-
pon 'larbor I ·naon lav11
"chool '1a s tll ct. 1.m \nJer·
sen. 'lev. port 'leach rte nen-
tan ~ool rla strac t. •nd nr .
Carl llosv.ell. C'o•ila \1er.a
l naon School l)a s trtct, all
seem tn C>< an the Nnnana
for the new post.
One f'OUI ba Ia t for abs Oflt ·
taon ol the 3 leaden would be
estabhslvnent o r f'(l!'llh'41' {'(
ass1stant supen:>tenJ ents.
one an charae o( elemental\
school' anJ th e OOlei an
chafJe of se~Ja" 'cl'''l'''·
10 &4ilauon to superantenJent
of t he entlfe JaHncH. wh1ch
would pnman I ancluJe the
h•ah school•.
Tha a proposal. aceofJ1n1 tn
~. 'loper, •ouiJ mect all
leaal •tandud.s set forth.
.. "o:ephna a roat a an
usutant supenntet'IJent •n
a unari~d J•stnc:t a & rat eJ a s
a haJber occu~tton than
that of • elemet-.y li1s·
tnc:t, •• .. e captained.
The wuraeJ JtstnC:l aur.:
•ntaaJent ••II abo erYe as
aecretary ol ftl : bow o1
IN tees .
mt ttcc-leaders met th a., ""ed,
v.ath Oranae Cnunl\ .~rr,~aal'
h.) J,.,.u,-; <,tcro; fM (,,.:attn~
the de~oo a l un a and ~·""er rlwn
ur-coa 1 an th c count\ tn·
q ea d t'f at Pellc:un p,,ant t>e-
hl ~t. l omna del \tar
(.,,unh .~ffa caa l" at thc
stute'' mee llnJ '" ludc-J
Surervl thlf "Ill~ "lien ,,f ttle
5th Da s uac:t. has depot'. (. arl
~\mla . t..ennc-th San~p S•lfl.
harbm manager. and It (,
Os~'me. ch1ef en&aneer.
fhe' conre"ed ••th ltan~
L•1renz of Shore Cia ffs. chaar·
man o( the Shoreline Preser·
vat1on <"onnattee. and J
Leslie Steffensen of Cameo
ltaahlands, membershar chau-
man.
Superva sot Allen, throuah
offictal ac uon ol the btlard of
11upervaaou , du ec ted \-1r
Samr-on and \tr. Osborne to
attend fvturt meetana of the
\4etnlpoluan ft'attf o .. :tnc l
to el1l('huare the ct)Unh ·,
J'{lltt.Jnn.
Last month lhe t upen•a .. or~
arr, rm~ uprort of an Oran ae
{"()Unty tile for the a••nt tn·
s tallattOfl "as reec'mmended
~ pmJeC:t enau'leeffi nfT th e
rout of Suoaet Readh" be-
caua~ •uch a aa lc ··v.ould
c•~• cnn ttden~bh leu an
capt tal outJa.)."
The ~'a1d•• ruolunon opo
pos~d the l'nrona del \tar
•••~ bteause at Ytould con•
nu:t ••• the COUft '1 11\Utcf
riM. ...ch .. clearly lhu.a
••• •• •u.-.ut •d beat ••e
Inc re .. •lut1 1(1 J J,,. r•••nlt'•l
liU I th J l " the J t' ' I r d "' 1 I\ o•l
pre,er\ 1n~ th~ '~ ~"" .Jn,l
Jc,theu, 'Jiu.-, ,,, the ~·•unl\
.,.J,tltnt' lpr jl.t·n.-rath•n.., h>
.,, •• o: "·'' "cen reu>~ntlC.'ll 111
thl· < unn1n (l.h a -'ihc '' \~ t,
v.t11,h pmt11tua' ••ll'h•'fe "'
lirodtn~ In•·• IIH· ,,lOld \n.1
Rl\cr ,,,uthcrh II• the .:••unl\
Ito.-·•
~arer""'H <\lll·n and l.,,n.
rn•ttee chauman I .~renz .tn·
n.>unc.;c:J Jt'ln th "t~cchtcl
t ''fl"l'ralulrl Cn jlaneer .. ~>tuJ\
'"~ llllll matter lnr \t~ () and
''' collc at;uc-lederal agen-
._ae~o. <\tllnu ~ .. .nerv' Con1ma -
a.~n and OfTa"e M aline
~atc:r. have reClllnm~nded th e
<'fTshore 1sland Sl it at Stan.;et
Beach u the: mt~St feh1ble
lt•ca tu\f\. lo• fln•tect the
anteantv ,,r C('lllnr-., aesthC'tt~
values and re"tdenttal '-cvn·
munttu:s, we mean 1<• l.lo all
•n our ~wer II• encc,uraJc
the canyana Cl\lt <'I llu"' s en sa-
t-Ic: r«ammenl.lattc\f\."
The coun tv olfteaa l.: aareed
"' e ~ Clll the c:uun l\ • orra-
~;aal ~"''"''~ M the OC\nm~
'ersaal atom~ ered l'lant
I(\Cau~ m mcrnben of the
Oranac l 'oun convcuu'lftal
Jtleaatton. aem t'ah·
fon u a 'a m«ftMn ol •• J """'
(Wiveu•Mal C.O...u.ee on
t.onue E•eJ1W. Ceil~
t"'hettef lloUifi.W M4 Cr:aaa
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'' c \lcndcli ••r ol .J C•Wl,tru~.-
th•n rer11a1 '' grdntcd fm
lthe < ••r•mJ del \lar) J esalt·
•n~ rlant Pfll•r '" \u~ I ,
1%". the l't~ce-\nJcuon
\ll wtll &fll'h tn that plant.
Tnc re,nvcf\ "' J amal£e l!l ~all
be larn tted II' an am•tr&f)
amount. \~II malltnn. even
af Ute lt'u l J1ama,c:,. e11ce.,J
,, btlh•'fl nr mtltc -wh1ch
the -\~·(' U \'' IS 111' !llbJe,
\nd, ''' C•>ur.,.e, raJaatlon
d amaae ttl 'our hnmc:s anJ
factone s anJ your ofrt ce
bualdana,. 111 'lOT covered by
your own IOSOtance rc>ltC:tea;
theM '" a uandard u c:lar
~•on elaue for udl d~maae
'" all an•ur~ncc pnlac:iea now
bcana •utaeJ."
lJt1 hty wttneu cs ha•e tn•
tafa~J that d'lcy wouhJ eot
buald aaomac planta .r ..
law were chanaed to Melle
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THURSMY, ~G. lt, I.S
CODA DEL MAl .. CALIF.
~-.£,. " ~
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the EnsiWt
~O'!Qo~
II.I IIITI.IUII TO COICUI. a.s
The unmentionable words are "communist Inspired,"
and the Intended result is revolution, and the ultimate
goal is a Soviet America.
That Is the cruel truth of the disorders and terror that
have been generating for many yeats, and now have erup-
ted in Los Angeles, and will continue in months to come
throughout our nation.
There will again be the attempts by the bleeding hearts
to place the blame on "society" and to relieve the Indi-
vidual s of personal resPOnsibility. There will be greater
efforts to seeic solutions through more welfare legislation,
more encroachment by the federal government, mo re ero-
sion of sel f reliance. There wi ll be more pronouncements
In high places to inspire further outbfeaks in protest
agains t being "di sad van taged" and "underpri vii eged."
All is grist for the mil l of the communist conspirators.
The communists, who disdain to conceal their aims,
have precisely outl ined their objectives and their plan o f
action. lf you are to help preserve our constitutional Re-
public, you must know these pl ans. An excellent guide is
a new book by Alan Stang. The title is "lt's Very Simple
-the True Story of Civil Rights." Get a copy, read It
carefully, and examine the documentation for the follow-
ing conclusions as Ur. Stang has set forth in the final
chapter o f his book:
On the IJ:L~IS uf all the gTaniuc evidence we have S«n, I
ch.~rgc that Anu:rtca'' "rJn· pruhlcm" and the "l·ivil rights
movc:utcm" ~upposed Ill end tt, h:wc he~rh been planned by
rhc Conununl\t~. a~ \H ha\'t' '1<'~11. ltutlt up by rhc Com-
ntun"r'. a' ",. have M:l'n. 3nd. '"'"! tlltportant, rundurtt'd IJy
the Lnntutunt,t). ·" "c hH c wen
I l hari!t:--on rhe hast~ uf what we have seen-that desptte
:~II of the tdcaltsttc and good people who have been deceived
JnJ pulled inru the operauon or 1010 support of it. the
"nvd nghc~ movement" IS for rhe most pan a Communist
opcra{lon under the cloak of whtch the Communists hope co
CJpturt" rhts counrry
I l:h . .tr~e that there ts a re31 prnltlcm ~tween the r:accs in
""' ,.,unrrr roday. anti that tt h.1' be<'n caused almost in ItS
lllrl • r. ur the Communtsn (0 hdp them to caprure the
'!Ifill((\
I <"h 1r~c rhat rhe (lro'' m~r hort le~ness and dcsp:air among
'u:rn -\mencans roda\ 11 real-and that tt IS largely the
'' ,rJ, ol the l.;tmmun"T'-15 "c hale seen
I .. hJr!(<' th.lt the C;~nununl\t~ h.1ve done C\•erything in
rht •r p;m n I I' crcarc '"'' de 'fUtr ltr con' mnn(l '\;e(lro and
"1111<' \ Oll'rtl tm rhat h i.H 1.. men nn lx nnthtng but an-
' ""'i'!:tl'llt, hdplt·" ~n.J unntanl~ -thJt, m 5hort, they are
'nlf.(~l r' tn.l tlt.lr rht onlv ~· n · thev c.m avoid srarvauon
LS t "' \ IJ"·' lhr I hJdv ~m ernmem ICI fcC'd them.
I t h trl{c the r~·l•tr<' rh.H dtt· {,.,ttnununtsts-unclcr the cloalc
flt .. ,,., r•~t'"' trc:" rn tniZ to !ll't -\rncncan <.ltlz.ens who
h.1pptn r(• loc l•l1t I. '" l'\l h.tnfZC the lH:I\l'\'Olent sbve ry of
rlt<' Ole! Pl.tntAIIun fur tiH. ntJit \ .. lent sla\'cry of the New
PIA nr:llton.
I ,·h..~r!(.: rlut rh1· ~rro" m~ ho<ittliry bc:tween blaclc ~nd
whttc Atm ru:;an~ u rc 11 ant.l that It IS for the most part the
"ork ,,f the L'ontmunl\r~-~' we h;~ve seen.
I Jccu~<' rhr R,·\ l>r \IHtJII l.urher King, Jr. o( knowing
til rh". m.t 't r ••I ddt h. r..rdr ,fomg rHr)•thtng he can to
l·llnlt .I ... r ,, Jl'""r t•, •u<. h "' , '···nr th.n whether he IS or
u .. r '" J•''llthn , "'' lltl•• r "' rh~.· I ommunur conspuacy nn
I" .. r "''' r. '' , nh ., lu' I'" t.h Hrt'!
I t , '''' tht R .. \ Dt "'"It nf hetnft in effect one of the
'"'""r '""r tntliJtttrtJI "url.t.r~ for cummunL~m and
•,; '">tIll< ;\.<1/f''lS.
I , '"" Prt•t,l.rlt Ktnntrh 10<1 Prr~•dem Johnson of
I,,,,.""'~ rh•• l•ur n•H·rthdt" nor ""I~ ch•~tn(t theu eyn to
· : .. ,, , "''"'II ~ h.md
I tit, n tor.: utu'K' dlllll ln•dt uf hJllng bccnyed thetr
u.o rh ••! "'"' ,. • • •
lOT A niE FOIIIIIOW OF WEAIIESS
Newspapers, radio and TV have been getting some
blame fo r generating riot action by oublicizing the terror
in Los Angeles. I have also heard suggestions that news-
papers should mi nim ize any mention of preparedness for
possible trouble here in the Harbor Area. The reasoning
is that publici ty about disorders tends to attract more
troublemakers, and that publici zing ally preparations fo r
handl ing riots might serve as a chall enge and thus would
invite trouble.
The fact is that we are faced with a concerted, deliber-
ate challenge to law and order. lt is a combat situati on,
as men tioned by several spectators who have been in
milrtary combaL A show o t weakness is not the solu~ion
in combat, but can only invite further attack. A determ1ned,
convincing state of preparedness, and a strong show of
force when and where needed, must be the answer to ~e
hoodlums and rioters. A revolution is close at hand, bod-
ing up throughout the land, alld there is deadly danger
unless the fo rc es of justice, law and o rder are used ef-
fectively and without hesitation. • • •
"•PPOIIT YOUII LOCAL POLICE''
Almost exactly a year ago a youth group in the Harbor
Area launched a "SupPOrt You r Local Police" program,
a ssisted by studen~ from Newport Harbor, Costa Mesa
and Co rona del Uar High Schools and fro m Orange Coast
College. .
The students di stributed bumper stickers and w1ndow
decals and spoke to clubs and organizations. Their mes-
sage can be summarized as follows:
"There is a nationwide trend toward lawlessness, cau-
sed by lack of respect for police offi cers and the author-
ity they represent. There has been a 200" increase in
cases of assault against POlice offic ers in the past 2
years. Locally we have had rioting on our beaches and
an increasing amount o f shoplifting at the stores.
"This problem can be solved by citizens assuming
their responsibilit ies to obey the laws and to S4.1PPOrt the
officers who enforce the laws.
"To maintain this RePUblic, we must maintain the liJWS
,mlch govem our society's moral condUct. Parental In~
difference, lack of control, and subsequent lack pt re-
spect among youth for authorl ty appears tD be one ruson
l:)r the 11wlessness and Immorality. Leniency in courts
and potiUcal presS4.1res are further hampering law enforce-
tntnl.
"The Amttlc.n people cannot tum to anyone but them-
selva to priHt'Ye tne structure of this nation, by support-
1ft~ .... , local pollee force.''
TMse .,. clftaltlly words for today. The PfOCJUm laun-
c:M4 -IIDte C811Ctf'Md students Is of contfnuln_g con-
c.a. 1M .-. of the past well 9fwe snocklng Pf'OOf
lilt •'51••" v .. Loci I Pollet" lftUSt remain a cmstMt
11'1 PI llfllld.,.._
COMMIMT OM I IOT$
Publitber o( tho F..naip
We are concern~ about the
commun11t•inapired and com-
mufti u-lcd riots ftow bolna
carried on in the name of
civi I riahtt.
In hit touimony boforc a
:ioose Sub-Committee Jan.
29, 1%4, J. ~daar Hoover is
quoted by U.S. Newa and
WoriJ 'leport.in the iuuo of
~ay 4, 1%4, u aayina. "Con~
trovcraial or potentially con-
troversial racial iaauea are
delioerately and avidly
seized upon by communiata
for tho fullest possible ex-
ploitation. 1acial incidents
arc maanified and dramatized
by communists in an effort to
aencrato racial tens ion a. ~~
a result, auch campaiana
ate actually utilized u a
steppina atone to utenJ
CornrtUlill influence &mona
the Ncaroea."
It would appear that the
activitiea described by \ir.
lloover are beina implement-
ed by the communists today.
:tclen S. Linson
John ii. Linson
224 Via Palermo
Lido Isle
WAR WITR'OUT END
Publisher of the Enaian
Deplorable •• the horrors
of war (any war) are, I am
no t distinctly opposed to war
aa a last reaort to defend
liberty aaainst aureuive
tyranny. When diplomacy
falls and the militant aures-
sor moves 1n to d1 vtde and
conquer 1ft the modem man-
ner that the commumsts so
effectively use in their march
to dorn1nate the world, there
IS no other choice Of deter·
rent than m1 htary force.
When freedom, as we know it,
1s to be extinguished from
t.he world and people become
puppets to be dan&led from
~oumas pulled by nefarious,
depraved, political dema&o-
gues -nostala1a and bitter·
ness would then reduce the
soul of man to m1sery, uamp-
hn& out his spirit and ma-
kma h1s dally life unbear-
able.
abally canot be OOD6oaed
wbeo Cacod by Cautical be-
liaereot.a. U ••a of contaio-
mellt of tho COIIUIIUOllta to
Corm a ~Hdoa ao ... nwont •o to be wa,.d, It would be
more ciYil to lot tbe com-
munla t1 take OYer ill tbe (lra t
place. It hu boeo demon-
atrat.ed apin and apin that
coalition JOYemment meaoa
oommuniat controlled. Had
the blow in Viet Nam in tho
boainnina bocn atnack quick
and hard, many livea would
have been a aved, the free
•odd llorritory leCU1i!d Ud
ei tended and the U.S. imaae
and honor remained anacath-
od.
Pormer Conpeuman Walter
Judd, miuionary in the Orient
for almost 20 yean, declares
tbat South Viet Nam would
not be in ita proaent predica-
mcot if former Prcaideot Nao
Diem bad not been toppled
from power and uecutod.
S.ya \4r. Judd, "Secretary of
Dofooao Robert ~cNamara
told a preu conference two
years aao that tho war was
won in South Viet Nam and
the United C)tatea waa callina
1,700 Americana back home
while Diem waa Pruident."
\ir. Judd charaed that the
U.S. drummed up tho "perse-
cution of Bud<hist'' iuue to
remove Diem from power be-
cause be opposed a co.lition
aovemment for Lo.. then
beina prepared by the Ken-
---
neely adminiatradoo. "Tho
chatae lhat Diem waa pcno-
cutina lho Bodcllitt.l wat llft-
trua.," Judd auerted. "Only
Z2 oat of more lhan 4,800
paaodaa were cloaod be-
cause they were opeoly ap·
taUDJ for tbo overthrow of
tho JOYemmoot:•
Apperontly tho ditplay of
mili&azy mipt in tho Oomi·
nican 1lepublio was not to,
defend tho Monroe Doctrine.
Tbe military internntion
Initiated with areat dash
and diapatch, auppoaedly to
aavo lbe Dominican from
commu.niat infiltration. wu
allowed to aputtor out in
inconcluaivenou.
Under Preaidential Auis-
tant McGcorao Bundy' a per-
aonal directioo. the froo-
wbeelina diplomatt ate do-
layina or tbtoatonin1 to witb-
bold appro~imately S2S mil-
lion in economic and milituy
aid 110ti I Bria. GerJ. Antonio
lmbert Barreras includes
membera of the commllftiat-
infiltrUod rebel fotcea in a
provitional JOYemment.
The ahatterina of cowaae
~nd morale, tho diuipatioo
d power without any certain-
ty or motivts Of accomplish-
ment makes tbe forcea of
freedom easy Yictima or an
army of fanatical deaeneratea.
Arthw B. \icQuern
204 e. t9th st.
Coata Mesa.
straJght
BUILDING RAOAL "UNDBST ANDING"
ly Tom Anderton
The press, networks and wirexrviccs say
the South hu accepted intqration. That is
a gnm misreprnmtation. f've just returned
from the deeP. South. Things there are not
:u report~d by "Look," "Li/~" and the
''Post." And ~vtr have ~n. ol coune. Th~
djctionary says that to "aettpt" means to
rffdve favorably. The South has emb~
integration much like East Be_rlin has ~!"·
braced Communism : by gunpoant, (ore~. m·
timidation and bribery. Never in my lifetime
-probably n~\'er before in the hi.Jtory of
this nation -w th~ relationship betwttn
Negro and whit~ ~n as strained, as un·
friendlv, as ~xpJosive. Th~' Sf.lma nacivt's are at ill talking about
how Negro men sat with white women and
ran tlleir hands down tll~ women's dre!leS
and up their legs. The women were not na·
tives, but carpetbagging prottitut~ anarch-
ists and ~~rates jointly spontom:l by
Walt~r Reuther and the National Council of
Church~
Th~ Reverend MiJter Reeb, "civil rights''
march~r who wu murdered in Alabama, waa
a Unitarian minister. Unitarians don't be-
~~~ in the divinity of J~ Christ, but I
suppose they do beli~ve in IOI'Dething. Adlai
Steveo!On was a UrUta.rian, and he bd~
in the United Nations. But the point I want
to mak~ is that Mr. Reeb came to Alabama
not as a minister but as ;a paid worker of the
Americans friends ~rvice Committee, which
has ~n cit«'d by both J. Edgar Hoover and
the House Committee on UnA~rican Ac·
tivitie~ aJ subvt'rsiv~.
I lea~ that onJv one banker out o( tht-
lhree in St"lma is sticking to his principles.
(That's a ~ood racio. for banlt~rs.) The oth-
~,.. want to .. ~ rr~!e" and slvt the
"eivil righten" what they wanL What they
want is : evtrything. LiU the Communiltl,
the "civil righters" cannot be satisfied uncil
they have it all.
Tht-~ iJ ~at coruttmatioo among inte-
gration toeiety as to what and how .&o int~·
grat~ ~xt. ~re's the overco~·now we,
exemplified by th~ Muslims. Ther~·s the
moderate cliqu~ which advocates patienc~
until the United Nations can becom~ scrong
l'nougi:l to t"nforce integration ~v~rywh«'re.
And chen there an the rractionary ''token"
int~~ationists who coun~l : "Let us keep
nibbling away." An unfortunate choic~ of
words wht"n cfucusaing Africans, o( courtc'.
Throughout the South, Ne~s are now
being mP.ste~ unc:kr t~ supervision of th~
Federal Bwuu of lntegracion and G~at Sc>.
ci~tv VlOOpen sene to "get out the Negro
vote." A "Fed" working d«p in Mwissjppi
a.sk~ a rqistrar why a c~rtain voter's regis-
cration form was ditqualified. The registrar
~xplained tNt 1M registrant was obviously
completely illiterate and abo, incitkntally,
white. The fed~raJ supervisor replied: "Oh,
if he's whice it's all right to ditqualify him."
Our purpote h~re is to tee thac N~s a~
not ditquaJified."
A friend rrports chac Canton and Bogalu-
sa are inJw~d with Federal Buruu of Inte-
gration a nd Sec:.ret ~rvic~ agencs who an-
onvmou~lv infihrat~ the ranks or lh~ nacivt-
whitcs. An FBI agenc confided to a rri~nd
1h:at he hasn't worked on buc OM criminal
case in mort" than a \-eM. He u~d co in\'M· ti~ace criminals. N~ h~ investil(2t~s ~·
g;Hionist-s.
New sewer charges explained
The eatabhahment of a thorouah atudy of lbc finan-Oiatrict'a ordinance estab-
sewer conoect101'1 charae by cial po11tion of the Dituict liabina these feea was laat
Sanuafion Oiauict No. 5 of by Bartle Wells , a municipal Juty 1. A copy of the Ordi·
Oraoae County hu been an-r~nancina conaultant firm~' nance, toaethcr with a larao
nounced by Jamea 8. Stod· accordina to ~. Stoddard. scale map of the Diau ict, 11
dArd , chairman o( the board "Primarily, the cbar1oa ate on file at the plumb1n1 de-
of directors of the 011uict, LO aenerate fu.n~a ~i~ which par1ment of the City of 'lew-
and member of the 'lewpott to extend l~e Dis~~~ 1 •.ew-port ~ach and 11 available
Beach City Counc il. aac. collection .faclltuea Into for Inspection there.
The Oisuict includes the terntory now beana deve~op_ed
maJor portion of the City or andd to re1nforce th~ e1slds.uoa .IEIT IE-AII Jll. IS
'.j 3e h f th Ill& equate syatem,IQC U IOJ
cwport ac • rom e pump stations, now aervina 01 STIFF AT SYIIACUIE
Santa Ana R1ver southeaster-the older developed portions
ly to ~y~d Corooa del \iar. of the Diauict."
The 01Str1Ct al~o mcludes The ballc connection cbarae con~1derable unmcorporated ia Sl20 per unit for all new ter~1 tory! now undeveloped, a in ale family dwe llinaa with-
which )11~11 presumably a_nnu in the Oiau ict connectina to
to the c ity pnor to develop-the common aewer ayate1,1.
men t. All other buildinaa, ioclud-
~Obert ~. ~ewman Jr., son
of 'tr. and \1ra. 'tobert ~
~ewman, ~11 Lido Park l'lr.,
Lido Peninsula, has been
named as aoctat e pr ofessor
s~1alizina in teacher pre-
paration at ~yracuae Untver-
aity'a <\cbool of Education
in New Y orlt.
"tad "peace at any price"
been the determination of the
couraJeous men a t the c;ec-
ond Continental Cona:resa of
the United Colon1es of 'lorth
t\meuca, that noble and alor·
IOUI pt OCIIr!latlon of free·
dom, the Oeclarauon of In-
dependence, would never
have been concetved and wnt-
ten. That well balanced sys·
tem of aovemment known ar.
t.he Consutut1onal ~epubl1c
of the L'nued States w1th tts
WVISIOO of powers between
Federal and <\tate, each of
these beina div1ded three
ways to assure balance,
would not have been con-
structed. Free enterpnse
would have been throttled.
~earettably, much of. this
s tructure IS now beina de-
molished.
Lt:r' Call a Spa<.k· a Spade!
fbe Oiau1c t is a public ina now multiple family
entity enaaaed in the collec-dwellinp, commercial, in-
Lion, ueatment and diapoaal duauial and public buildinaa
of sewaae and induauial and romodelina of elliatina
wastes Within 1t1 boundArioa. buildinaa, will be charaed a
Present facd1ties, valued at. fee computed at t6 per plwnb-
better than S2 mi Ilion. were 1n1 fixtwe un1t u deacribed
shown by a recent ena1neer-10 the Uniform Plwnbioa
ina report to be Inadequate Code, w1th a minimum fee o(
for the arowina needa of the Sl20 for all now construction.
Oistr1ct. These facllitica The Oi1tr1ct has conuacted
have heretofore been finan-with the City or Newport
ced by an imtial bond iuue ·leach co collect the sewer
and subsequent real property connection fees at the time
tax levies. or issuance or the city build-
He li!ceivod hla bachelor's
dear~e from ~ntioc:h Colle1e
and h11 ~d.O. from <\tanford
in 1%1. Since 1%2 he baa
been an a1111tant profeuor
at the Un1vet11ty of Ch1caao.
He ia a fonner Navy officer.
He and his wire, Patnc1a,
have 2 daupten.
LUAU IS PLANNED C.ll •• y .. , .... ~
.. ... L-'IIU
T o conduc t a warpiecomeal
on the enemy's terms as 11
be1n1 done 1n Viet Nam IS
fu t.i le and idiotic. CU\i lly-
FROM THE BIBLE
Behold, the eye of the Lord
1s upon them that feat him,
upon them that hope m his
mercy;
To dehver theu soul from
death, and to keep them alive
1n famme.
Our soul wa1toth for the
Lord: he IS our help and our
sh1eld.
For our heart shall rejoice
in h1m, because we have
trusted 1n his holy name.
Let thy mercy, () Lord, be
upon ua, accordina •• we
nope in thee. (Psalm 33 : 18-
22 .)
Plans for a aiant celebrll-
tion and fund-raisins luau
for the ~ewport and ij&Jboa
outrincr clubs have been
announced by ~ewport lfar.-
oor -\merican Leaion Post
1Ql.
'Villiam O'Keefe, 2nd vice
commander, said the festi-
vities will be conducted
~ndAy, -\Ui. 29, in COilJUnC·
tJOn w1th the Ka lifom1a Out-
riner Assn. The luau. at the
Legion Hall, 15th c;t. and'\'.
llay -\ve., Cenual Newport,
will also be the victory c ele-
bration for tbe annual Cata-
lina Island-Balboa P ier
canoe race that dAy.
-\ complete Hawauan dinner
is slated atartina at 4 p.m.,
with entertainment provided
by the Hawaiiana participa-
tina 1n the race, accordina to
\ir. o•Keefe. ~ace canoes
will be on hand for public in-
spection.
Proceeds wi II ao into the
fund to send the Newport and
Oalboa outriger teams to
:iawaii for inter-islanJ C()f'O·
ntl! OfPIQAL MIWSPAftll
OP TH I QTY Ofl M IWPOI T lfAOt
THE HARBOR AREA'S Of"fSET NEFSPAP£R
Office eM pri•l• pl .. I• , .. E.lp hfWI.,
2'721 £. .co.. lhry •• c-.. 1 ... c.w. -~
TILIPMOMit 67).0-(Ar" Ce4. 714)
THE NEWPOliT RAIBOI ENSleN lo •'-oely we .... ,, ...
... poU.W I• •• CIJ&y ol 111..,_. BeacJa, _. tile oely loully
o...-4 ... .,.. .. ••••• I• tile fllcwpon a.w.<:.eu ..... Ar.._ Nil~ ...... ,, •• 'n.M.y. s.eo.cl cl._ ,.. ... peld e. c._. ... •· c.ur.
THE HEWPOIT RAa80I EHSICN Ww .. j ...... •• ... • _...
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111a7 ••· IJ51. la ,_..._ eo.t ,_ ,._ c...,. ol ~.~· S..e ef
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petition 1n October. >\ Jon a·
tion or $5 per person is
asked.
WISH I'D SAID
THAT
The ~tovnnment is worried
over the unemployment of
youth not a«min.r to realize
thatlawa and re~tulations and
taxes for beneftta, makes it
a lmost impossible to hire
youth. Ceo. B. Bowra Inde-
" The new connection char-ina permtt. ~-aea were catabliabed after a The efroctive date of the
COAST SUPER MARKET
33.47 E. COAST lfWAY COBONA DEL MAR OR 3.-3510
pendent Aztec (N. Mu.) ~-~~~;;~~~~f!lll-----~~-+,~~------~--llft~~~~
view. KLI!IMIX -DIMMEI ' "· CAM
A man seldom loses his NAPKINS BAKED BEANS 2J shirt if be keeps hia aleeves
rolled up. Joha Manr ick. The
Cherryvale ( Kanaaa) Repub-~.=:.......-~-----------==-_.::.=:.-~':""':'-::-:-:--------...:...------t
lican. OOLI. PIMUPPLE GRAP EFRUIT IGaOIMS QUAR T JAI
If the ~toinr aeema easy,
you just might be troinlf down-
hill. Kerait T. Hubla Thto
Stt'wart (Minn.) Tribunto.
Today is the day of pffi:tic-
tiona. Tomorrow ia tht' day of
"I t~ld you ao." Gerald K.
Yo u••· The Excehior
( Blakeabur«. Iowa).
PIIILU ___ IP ••m• .. ,., ••
Publre eYtfttl and fond
rahlna project• wen dit-
c:uued at a rae•t lundte""
ol peat •cl Ptot•t dlairrnee
rl lbe Bay 1hon1 'lrtup of
tbe Oa n .. C...cy flhj•.,._
moaic Sodeey.
Tbey met aa dle ~ of
\4n.~ll ,_tler,pratideat.
no~ BI[IIIICn llr., willl Mra.
:Jeor,. PYMd•, put preai-
dent. •• ~oe .. u. o.., ,. .. , mow.-Mntea. ,_
o~m .... c~_ ttoM~t *C....,.
Jotut O.~n • ...,...u Dill·
leW, Pnak u...... 0.. o..-. J llet ....... c.,. J-. ... J ... AU•. ~
A •••· Wllll• lria&e. .,. ...... J ... v .. ...., ... u ........... Clalel v .. .....
DRINK
LillY
'" ... CAM 29' MAYONNAII 49'
MO. 303 CAM OlTilGIMT n ...
FRUIT COCKTAIL 19' LIQUID TRBID
IIYMOLOS WIAP OUAan ,,.
IA.I.a.QUI TIY THIU MO TIIIOIIlliMG
7 BONE ROAST
··~ BACON
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!~~EP~ON~ opq,9,:~~~ i-..:z:;: ;;;...;__,.
The aenaation of lhe very
lovely luncheon ainn by
'lorothea ~eely of Newport
centered around the salad
witb arapefruit md avoc.do
. . . h wu the dreuina which
waa divine! No aocret. .. juat
plain lime yoaurt. ller paella
were Gladys 'taamuuon and
Vee Hammond or Baycrut.
Chria ~trauch , Robyn Wript
and \1arion Beraeson or Weat·
c litr, Jerry 1\tew•t of ~ore
Clifra, 'tutb 'Vript of Lido,
Ooria Oiebl of Corona 'iilh·
lmda, Pea Landen of the
Peninaula, PeaiY Pou of
Newport and Shirley Humann
"How about one of
those
of llarbor fiiahlands. • • •
The lona·aone alobe trot-
lora wi II aoon be home. . .
the latest word from 3i II and
\tarcia 3enta, wbo have been
aone JUit about a year •..
from ~wi tzerl and i 1 that they
will probably be back in
their Peninsula borne some-
time an flctober. • • •
Thuuday last 3yron and
\4arty Parwell opened their
wonderful anJ lovely Penin-
sula home . . .which has a
spectacular bay view ... for
a cock ta i I party for 2 SO
friends. . .amona whom were
Don and \1ary Alice ._yrea o(
Lido, Prank and Alan Train
of Came o ~orca , Elon and
Otarlotte 3rown and Yard and
Liz Jewell of the Peninaula,
Lynn and Catherine t=..mmett
of '3ay Is land, Lyman and
Kay Farwell of "lay Shores
and Bud and Pea LanJers
and c;ue &ckanaham of the
Penans ula md Felu anJ Pea·
IY Farwell of L. ... • • •
Try ina out an eutem beach,
Ken and Judy \4artan of Back
J ay ate visitina an Connec ti-
cut and commut.ina to "ew
York for extra-curricular ac-
tivities. • • •
h it ture,. ... the rumor ...
probably only the real eatate
aaent know a . . .La z aoJ
~icharJ are holidayina on
Jalboa Island. • • •
A flyina trip back eau ia
a pre~ ordiJla.y eapcrieoce
noW1~aya. . .but no t when
you're juat 10 yean o iJ. Por
Laurie '.tiller of the Pen in-
aula Poant it 11 the Jfeatelt
tbina that baa nor happened
to her •.• ~e'a jettina to
Kanaas City, \to. . .alone
..• to visit her JfMdpAreots. • • ••
Liza Haviken lost a tootb
ao lhat hor name could be in
this columrt'. Youna John
awam around the Island for
the aame reaaon ••• Now Kar-
en celebrated her 9th birth·
day. • .and lunched at lhe
'teubon ~. Lee .. .hopefully!
..• and T .n. is mjlbty honor-
ed 10 report each event. • • •
Ciome o( the huabends md
wives teamina up this week·
end for th' Peninaala Point
~cquet Chab COI'llpetitioo are
John and \tary Jooaon, Peuy
and l')ick Nabers and 3ob and
Jenalyn 3eauchamp o( the
Peninsula Point and John
and Lucille l'lominic of c~ut
Bluff. • • •
.\ late vacation ... Oick and
Sally \4i ller and ~I and Pat
I( linaensmith are already
makina their plans for their
trip to J::nsenada to the ~rine
convention riaht after school
I latta. • • •
J im and Betty 'toberts of
'Vestcliff n ew into the Hiib
1\ierras to the Wenatchee \iea-
dows. . . They were rained
out before they really aot a
chance at the ao lden trout. • • •
Anythina for a lauan ...
V ac anJ \iary '3ouas and lob
and \tary 'Jraham of Balboa
Island sent invitations for
thetr rec ent brunch to then
Cnends ... former friends ...
by te lear:lm. . .collect! One
"~V P arrived in the throat of
a dead shark. . . The party
was a natural success wath
llalboll Island auests l ill anJ
Pat Jackson, \1ae Lou1 se and
1lake Sanborn, Pby lias
0\ase, TeJ Kina. ':lilt and
PeaiY \1urry and ~Je len and
Torn Lona. • • •
Inventor Cal anJ his wife
Penny .'Jooper will be spend-
ina this weekenJ with Jam
anJ 1-iarriet Gonawer of the
Peninaula Poillt. .. ~vera I
yean 110 he dneloped dlc
"minisub, •• which ba s been
peat fun ... 'Jut h is latest
creauon as a real eye s topper
PEOPLE ARE
TALKING •••
Till WOII IS OUT ••• ~-FOil HAS
M SMIPIST .. CAI11 .. • • OUM5I CO.
'BIFID -r .., ..-. ...._ ......,, ~ .... ....,.1 LIJl ,. ,.... -
L-:. =-:-~---.... -. -...... -
11 F.. -
CM1 'II CMS tO CIIIGSI ,_,
.. ••••• • ••ant ·-..... -= .... I ____ _.. -
• • .a ptaatic menaid t.ai I
called lh. ""ueoe," which
out1peeda anythina fina
can do but baa the aame fin
nipper motion. • • •••
A aurpriae birthday party
was &be order of the day
Tuesday laat ••• aiven at the
Corona de I Mar home of Irma
Oesenbera. • • Tbe pleased
birthday air I ... 3irk liindcr-
atcr o( Hubor View 'Iilla.
Guests included J oan Win-
bum md ~lly Scholle of lr·
Yine Terrace, ud Jean Al-
drich or Dover ~ores. • • •
wives:
wonder drugs?'~
"I've got a cold ·· the nun
sau.l, and he: v.ent on 1"
usk for a "wonder drug." The: pharmaCI\t \OIJ
hun ~omc aspmn and adv1sed h1m to ~ hh
ph>~1c1an. As 11 happened the aspmn li~ed h1m
up fine, but the point u thas . Pharm.ac1~t\ .1rc
not ph)'>ICaans We v.orl V.lth docto~. pro\ldtn~
the: dru¥S and med.c1nes the~ p~n~. ~e ha"e
" prof~s1onal knov.leda-r of the pov.erful 1\C\Io
"v.onder drup," so we lno" ho" 1mport.tnt at I\
t-> usc thnn com:ctl). Please do not feel offended
"hen 'our pharma.c1st rd'uso to ~II ) ou J 1.l'rt.a1n
Jru11 11 " for your protection and tn the ~">I
1nterc~t \Jf ~our &OGJ health. Al"a'' '>« >VUI
J01.tor ,.ben potena mcdacat10n I> rcquarcJ
'Vcddina Bells will rina oa
the 21st for Tam Hodaes o f
L.A. and 'Brian Pranka of Say·
crest .•. at the Beverly •-tilla 1
Community Presbyterian
Church. Brian araduated from ~ in JW'Ie and will be at-
tendina Law School at Loy-
o la .. tis uabera will be his
Piai brothers. Tam attended
S.ta 'Aonica City Collese
and Lona Beach C\tate . 'ler
sorority aia ten will aerve
del Mar, at left, and Mrs. David n awson
of South Laguna, seated, are discussing
decorating techniques with Mrs. Andrea
'3irch, decorator, at right, and Karen
Matgreta Wood, in connec tion with the
Colony Cove house tour held yest erday,
Aug. 18, by the Newport Harbor Junior
Karen Margreta ImPOrts in Corona del
!Aar, provided Dan ish furniture for one of
the mOdel houses. Preceding the tou r, a
luncheon was held at the home of Mrs .
Dawson tor the Jaycee Nives and thear
guests.
Clristensen Pharmacy
11 bridcamaids.
I I
SUMMER SANDWICH
SPECIALS
IUtoa.E 1££ SOUO PAt:.¥.. AI.IACOitE
TUNA ,~ J ... $1
L YNDIN IONa>
CHICIIN .oa. l ,_ $1
4 ... Sl
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TIA lAGS
llf'TOH
INSTANT TIA I OL
WQ.Q4ADE
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SHOITINING
l'tU..SIUlY
FLOUI a Lea.
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DIISSING I Ol
HUNTS NEW HICKOn
CATSUP .. u
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ZH IC).COUNT 'AlB NAPIINS
IUT. HEAY'f' DUTY
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stc ,.
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LIDO MARKET
3Gll E. COAST IIWT-coao•A DEL MAl
OIIJOLE J -2550
NEWPORT l l VO. AT THE ENTRANCE TO UOO ISLE PHONE 671-6)60 FOR DELIVERY
SCOOP UP A SALAD
to tall• ho"'• for dinner! W• he v• on• for
•v•ry day in th• •••It durin9 ttlis long, hot '""'m•r! Our ..
aeled r•petoir• inelvdes 25 differellt lUnda end riley're reedy and •••t •nCJ
fOf you in "'-o.n d._n. n..,. is no MOfe w•lco-ecc_,.._._... to b.rtMcuM _ .. ~ •" •r+ful
,M.Her of cft;IJ.d ..!.d ... Ht.t'a cl4n-r .... -..y way
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UCOII ..._ 79f
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a...• .I CIAl I.L ,,_
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OF SEUCTB>
ARTlFICIAl
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NOW 1/3 OFf
PILLSilJRY
COOKIES ,., ~:
<:hoc C.,ip ~, Buttw Kolc:h 0••~••
PN ,ut Bu~., Fvd9• Nut
SUMMER SPECIAL
OUl OWN F«E:SH.MADE
COLE SlAW
fiii.L.SIWY IUTTLboCJC
liS CUlTS
Try •.., ""'*" "'-ah frurt for • q -.6 ~--~~ • • •
~!
(~.AFT CO U 'r CLUE
CHEESE
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EXTR.A.$.ANCY SWHT
CAITALOUPES
7'* LB
:::II•S" LE.AI=V GAROEIII Hit"
ROMAINE
2 FOR 1se
SW!,-fT v • E"'\ •
JUICE ORAIGES
5 LBS. 4fe
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BIRDSEYE SPECIA LS
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IIROS£Yi CHOPf'EO OR LEA~
SPINACH ,. 01 6 ... Sl
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lllOSEY£ lED
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SWANSON'S SPECIALS
$W ANSON'S I..U,
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Nuclear peril is cited !!!~r~l(~r:r~~-=-=-E_:G:.!.!,!a!... _---l\!!~~--~•5!:,;-:..~·~~·•m::!!:.,·
(C.daa-r ... pqe 0 D•ra remain convinud tbat J
u.,rovementa in •af•cY .,. ile locac.ion or a nueloar1 r ..
requ_ired before l•aer power ac10t in a populated area
rcac""• may be located in would .cooautute pave risk.
titel elote to population "•ThOIO or Ul nOt tecblli•
c:entera." cally oriented are under-
He quoted Oavid Li lien thai, atandably coofuaed about tbe
first chairman of the Atomic ulety aapecta. If no uri oua
Enerl)' C'ommiUton, 81 lay• danacr elUitl, WO Ult, why
ina: waa it neceuary for the
"Tho inaurance induatry of .o\EC to ask and obtain lo&ia•
lho Uni te~ Statu refused to lation providina halr a bit·
write tn surance aaainat 10 lion dollar• worth or indem-
widesllfead a potentia l pcnl nity per accident, with an
r.o human life and propcrry anti·banltruptcy without to·
i.lana&e dtan an atomic power couuc provision rcliovin&
plant presents. ~ the Peder-the operator of a reactor from
a l ,,wcrnment, by apecial liability to the injured mem·
statu t~:, now underwrites thi s bers of the pub I i c after tho
hazard. \lo such insurance exhaustion of !he aovernment
problem eliStS as to non· tndemnity'"
ai.OIT'Ia c power plants, of The ~aylor bill Jied in
course." commattee. llus year a some-
~ep. ~aylor also quoteJ what similar bill was antra-
the teatamony of Or. Clafford Juccd by Rep. Leonard Farb-
Seck, depury director of re-stein of New York, seekin&
aulations of ~F.C, concern· to establish the power of in-
nina the danaer from nuclear davadual states and local
reactors: subdivisions to prevent con-
"lt c annot be atd !hat the struction of nuclear devicea
probabalary as zero, 1.e., that within their territoriallima ta.
there as no likelahood at all The .\tomac F..nerl)' Commit-
that a seraous accadent wall sion bas expreued its op-
occur. poaition to this bill, u it
"Por one thin&, at is no t bad coocemin& the ~aylor
qurH OSGOOD, '3alboa Island artist and president of the
Laguna '3each ~rt Assn., is presenting the first award of
S50 In graphics to Andrew Staley Wing at the annual prize
membersh i p exhibit, currently on view at the Gallery , 307
Clifi t')r., Laguna '3each. The award was one of 2 prizes
in graphics, donated by the Russell Iredell Memorial pool bo lie ts Fund. The 2nd prize of S25 went to qob Click.
possible tO !lffJVtJe enOUJh bill.
safeguards to insure com-
pletely that some potential
accident wall not occur by
some: unu pected combina·
u on of circumstances.
"Por another, safe~ards
'llay faal; not only mechani-
cal safeauarJs but also the
numan safeauanJs because.
an the fanal analysas, a sub-
s wwal clement of safety
Jepends on human factors ,
whach are far from anfallible.
<\ water ballet will be pr~-M.ISS.IOilOry work ends sen ted a t 8:1 ~ p.m. lhaa
~awrday, o\ug. 21, at the
Corona del '-'ar Hi1h ~chool
"Fanally. some potential
accadents may have been
overloolteJ. 'lence, for any
reactof, It rnust be recoanazed
that some resaJual element
of hazard can never oe com-
pletely elamanat ed."
In 1%3 ~ep. J ohn P . ~aylor
(~.-Pa.> introduced a bill to
&ive !he states and muna ca·
palitaes the power to enact
laws to prohabat !he construc-
oon or ma.antenance of de·
vaces or facalataes deemed to
be anamacal to the publac
health or safety.
In hts tesbmony an sup-
rort of has btll, ~ep . ~aylor
s aad:
"nespate repeated assur·
ances that a nuclear reactor
cannot e'plode lake a bomb,
"'\any ca cnllsts and enga·
pool.
The theme of the show as
"o\s Time "'.oes qy." repre·
ent.ing events an tame from
<\Jam and S:ve to the space
a4c. In additJon to the water
ballet, there wtll be exhaba·
uons of gy'llnastacs, COITHC
Ja vang and rnoJ em dance.
~e 2' young ladaes wall
perform. fne anstructor as
\1as s I< a thy \1a thews on of the
~ewport 3each recreauon
)taff. who wall also present
a solo.
Also on Sawrday evenang,
!he cary recreation deparunent
as presentJng a "Safari Afra-
cans" program at the Newport
Harbor H a gh School pool,
under !he da recuon of \<tarcae
Bevaart and Sue Bartlett.
Tharry-five garls will 'lwam
the roles of anamals from
darkest Afnca. "Native \1ad-
neu" wall be presented by
boys from El "fonte. Kevan
Donnelly wal l be master ot
t:eremonaes.
All Newly Recovered with
Best of Materials
2 -STUDIO COUCHES
1 -HIDE-A-B~D
1-L>IVAN
1 -1VING CHAIR
REAL BUYSI
315)7 32nd ST.
CHECK THESE
The final call from the Lord
came lut Saturday to 'An.
Oonna ~teankamp after yean
of miuionary wo~k spreadtn&
the &OI pel of Jesus Chn It
throu&hout !he world.
._.,,, ~teanlttmp paued away
at her home an lrvtnc Terrace,
.tlere ahe and her husband,
Ed. had held many study
mce unas for Chrasu~ work·
ers .
To,ethcr they had made
frequent traps to "preach the
aospel to all nation." They
as salted in the projects ci
"foody 'kaence Films, Par
S:ast Oroadcastin& Co .• Wo rld
Vasaon Inc. and ctae Cup of
'Vater \1inistry. amona a num·
ber of evanaelical missaons.
Donna's dedication was
descn bed by her husband in
these words: "She was a
much sou&ht after speaker
becano of her &I fled npress·
11ve abtlity. 'ihe was an ex-
tensave traveler all over the
world, and she advocated
travel With a pwpose.
"Ob.ervan& many CbrJStaan
anter-denom anauonal ITISSton-
ary worlr.ers and thear acttvt·
tiel all over the world caused
her to become known as ctae
ma aonary 's fnend. Her an·
phac reports of the work an
the vanou ma~~oaonary fields
produced many wonderful re·
suits wha ch proved to be a
blessang and a stimulus to
hundreds here and abroad."
Foremost amona her many
recent actJvattel was !he
uanslatina of Christian film•
anto other lanaua&ea, tD be
shown throu&hout the world.
Tha work will be continued
by her husband, who is de.-
volln& mo re and more of his
ume to evan&eliam followin&
WHOLESALE VALUES
FALCON Wgn.
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CHEV. 2-Dr.
'95
'195
1495
'495
'695
'795
'895
'995
'1195
'1295
'2595
-MB• KVI. -AT ANMS
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his semi-retirement aa a
builder and land developer.
Services for Mrs. Steinkamp
were held Tuesday at Holly·
wood Presbyterian Oturch,
and interment waa at Poreat
Lawn in Hollywood Iii Ita .
~rvivora, in addition 1.0 her
husband, include 2 dau&hters •
"frs. Lou11 Scroutn of lrvane
Terrace and \4rs . C\tanley
\1artson of Olnard; a saster,
"frs. BesSie Ostrom of Siler·
man Oaks; 2 broctaers , Oanael
'lichard f'~tames of Van Nuys
and 'Jeorae "rrimea of ~ea
side, Oreaon, where "frs.
~teankamp was bom ti9 years
ago.
'ihe left a request that con·
tribuuons may be sent to the
\<toody lnstatutc of Scaence,
producer of the \1ooJy Babla-
cal films, at 11428 ~anta
\1onaca BlvJ., Los >\naeles.
Jack Sullivan
is dead at 63
J:". Jack ~llavan, 115 F.
'\a y ._ve .• ~"osta ''esa, JaeJ
\1onJay fo llowana a Jenathy
aline)). \lr. ~lhvan. a lo-
cal res adent for many )ear'l,
was f.'·
~equaem \lass wa s cele·
brat eJ ye'lterJay momang at
~t. Joacht'll Catholac Church
an r::osta ''esa, wath Inter·
rnen t at the ,...ooJ ~ epherJ
"emetery an luntangton
Beach.
lie was born in Butte, \1ont.,
and moved to California 24
years ago.
\1r. Sullivan is aurvived
by his wife. r~ertrude , of the
home; 2 daughters, \\'s. l)ean
1radford or Corona Jel "far.
and \trs. f)iane 1randvalle o(
Los An&eles; a sute r, \irs.
Florence Oulte of Loa .\n·
aeles; and 4 &randchildren.
FAIIICIIILI lEI'' geop
IGAII YIClW OF THIEVES
\ pair of hi t-and-fun teen·
aaerJ made Off with apprOlll •
'Tiauly lti7.1!~ worth of swea-
ters from the 'Vade >\. l'aar·
child haberduhery, 27211!.
Coaat Jfwy •• Corona del ~ar.
shortly before 2 p.m. yes·
terday.
It was the 2nd auch inci-
dent withan a 2-day period,
Mr. Fairchild said. A lone
youth 11abbed a sweater from
the deluxc men's shot' Tuea·
day md eacaped on foot.
Mr. Fairchild chaaed the
teenaaera in yeaterday'a
robbery, but ho couldn't
catch &hem. He aaid ) awoa•
ten. all znedium-.iaed. were
taken. Ho aaid the paar were
about 18 or 1• yean old.
The haberdaabt1Y waa alao
baral•ized o( tS,061 worth
o( c1ocbina Joty 21.
.-.RLS fCMt ltiUIY'S
A Jau,t\tei wu oom \4on·
Jay, \ua. 1~. in lloaa tloa·
pha1 to \tr. and \4n. 1obert
'te1aey. 14 lO ' Iotty Lft., No ...
port 'fei,t\u.
lOY ,01 HADI..IY'S
~ son waa bom \4on""y.
\ua. 1~. in lloealloepuat w
\tr. aat \ira. Pa.al e. ll~1ey.
~.t~ Catob 4lL, 0,11t 81urr.
....... ,..,a., ...... .,.. . ., c..,..
W stud pia ned ..... , .. 111111 ro!t ater Y n .\ locmal sroun~aklna
ceremony fOf tbe 3'\0..cre
'ne Coaatal Muicipa San Clement.. Tbo dlrecaora Newpott Center, near the
Wa~er Oltlrict d.irectora are uc Mr. Tumor and William K. Irvine Coast Country C lub,
iuolved ie an enaiaeerina Patrick of Coata Mesa, R. L.. will be held this "riday.
allldy lbat ia beina eyed witb (Pat) Pattoraon of Newport Aua. 10.
TOO LATI TO CW8PY
COSTA MESA IU. 1 '-d·
roonl, .,.,. •• tel .....
atain ape. C•Pttl, drapee,
buil ... n 110¥1. ~ 6-114S -
t.4l H2SS.
tome coocem by Newport Beach, Stewart Avia of l..ep• l..imouaine aervice will be ~ach and Costa Meta om-na Beadl and H. Leac.r Rem· provided from the clubhouae
caala. . , mcra of South Laauna. \41, to a nearby hill site for tho
At ,laat Thunday eve~tn~ a Patteraoo it chairman. ':'0 p.m. ceremony.
meoUn& the water diatnct r-=;..:.....:...-------------------------------,
direclora •treed tD diacuu
water problema wi lh a con·
auhinacivil en1ineerina firmJ
Bookman and Edmon a ton or
Olendale. Specific acope of
lhe diacuuions waa not made
clear, but director C. Vern
Tumor told the Enailf\, "We
definitely have not made any
commitments as to construe-
lion of new water facilities."
lt waa lhia pouibiliry that
had rouaed the concern of
Harbor Area offi cials, who
recalled previous plans of
Coastal ~unic:ipal to build
water linea and reaervoirs.
Last year aucb a propoaal
was 4ropped after proteus
were made by Newport Beach
and Costa Meta.
The Newport Beach Ciry
Council voiced its position
in a reaolution atatina chat
its policy it to have Coastal
Municipal "continue in ita
cunent role (aa water diatri·
butin& aaent of MWO) and to
assume no additional func-
tions with respect to the
storaae and diatribution of
water but when !he opportutl-
ity ariaca to participate in
and auwne an active role in
!he coordination of a proptm
to provide a more adequate
supply of water for Coutal
and all of Oran&e County."
The resolution stated fur-
lher that "Newport Beach be·
lieves the most efficient
melbod of providana stora&e
capact ry and diStribution
facaltbes an the member
a&encJes i 1 for such aacncies
to assume ctae responsability
for such faca ltties eather indi-
vidually or on a cooperative
buia by those aaencies
whach feel the necessary for
addataonal storage capacaty
and dasua bu tJon facala tJ es."
Sance Newport Beach and
Cos ta \1esa have spent con-
sadcrable sums an provuJing
f01 water storage and water
lane capacity n&hts. and
therefore the local officials
contend that defictencaes
elsewhere should be solved
by t~e communataei anvolved.
The Coa tal \1unicapal
Water Dastnct ancludes part
of Costa \lesa, all of :-Jewport
lleach, LaJLina Beach, Dana
Poan t, Capasuano Beach and
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CHEVROLET DEALER
1r TOM
La 9 ~o!lgous TO ,u.!tO C h
New Cor Soles & Service -350 Broadway,
Used Cor Soles -946 S. Coast Hwy.,
Point and ~dy Shop-2105 Broadway,
64.1131
494-7744
494-21 S7
"Cool Bulty"
'61 ClJEV. V-8, "-dr. "1\fPALA" S t.
Sed. "AIR C0NDfTI0~ED C()MMilr'
1/P Equip., A IT, R/Jf. etc., 'itonnia~
all Alaelta white widia like new Fieata
Red inter. -25 mo. O.K. suaran.
$1315
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'62 CHEVY II Olx . 4-0r. Sed. thrifty 6
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mo. 0.1(. guran.
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'63 CHEV. V-8 Impala Hdtoy Spt. Cpt.
"Air Cooditioned" Pwr. t..qpt. Stun·
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Inter. 25 mo. f)l( Guarantee!
only $2195
Te.,ti11 "Rill"
'62 CHEVY U "~ova" Hdtop Spt. Cpe.
Smart & •oappr. 6 crl. ecoaoaty w/
bucket nata, P/G, Pwr. ateer, R/H,
etc . Abeolate ahowroom cond.l Harldy
tell from '651 25 mo . ()I( Guar .
lilly $1395
• • • •
Pria "Yalaat"
Youn ,. & OuhiDp; 1962 Plymouth
"VaYiant" 2 Or. Hdtop in •partdiop;
GleD Green wtplaah nausabrde bu cket
aeat inter. A/T. R/H etc.
oily $1195
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hdtop. Sparklin~ all 1\laaka wtaite w /
beautiful Turquoi•e inter. G /F.:, Pwr.
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PHILCO AERONUT~NtC employees
Ar1hur Stolins, Weldon Cide and Howard
H oesterey , seated left to r lght, have
received checks fOf Inventions developed
here In the Newport ~each plant. The
awards were given under a corporation
policy which encourages the disclosure
of employee Inventions. These 3 are the
fltst reel plettts of the IWIIds. Yr. Sto-
llns is the lnventot of a unique test ap-
paratus. Mr. Hoesterey and Yr. Cade ate
ccHnventors of an optical mechan ical
device. Pictured with them here ate Aercr
nuttonlc general manager John B. Law-
son, standing at left, ind G.A. Manset,
patent liaison representative.
Hotel-motel group organizes
Ao ora~nizational meetina
baa been held by cbe botel·
motel committee or the New-
port Harbor Chamber o( C~
merc:e, cbaarman Georae Tuc-
ker told cbe Chamber direc-
tors at their ~day moetina
in the Van landt bualdina.
\4r. Tucker, who 11 manaaer
of the L1do Sborea ~tel.
said that the oriainal oraatu-
zation ancluded aho reatau-
ranta. but 1t waa felt that a
hotel-motel p oup by ataelf
would be more effective.
He aaid chat an immedaate
concern of the reoraan ~&ed
comnuttee •• leaislation, re-
ferrina specifically to the
recently enacted bed tal an
Newport Beach.
near Corona del \4ar for the
nuc:le• powered dcsaltina
and electricity aeneratina
planL tie uid the committe e
realizes that the county
needs auch a plant, but not
on a aite deaisnated in the
county master plan u a reat-
dentiat .. d recreational area.
lfe ldded that the power plant
would aenerate more elec:tn-
city than Hoover Dam .,d
woo ld be 20 to 22 time a the
size of the P..diaon plant an
lluntinaton Beach.
Llfo.,ar4 atoti.. -\1r.
I:Jamett said be has been
able to obtain an anemometer,
a wind veloc:aty aauae, at a
reuonable pnce, after hear-
ana that aucb an anstrument
was much deaared fOf the
newly dedicated hfeauard
headquarters near ~ewpon
Pier. lie sau1 that a fonnal
PfCScntataon w11l be made to
Lafeauard C haef 'Wb ~eed
by the \iarine Oivuaon.
Jufllor O.a•ber -Past Pre-
sadent Bob \1alum announced
that the Jaycees wall hold
thear annual Hawau an Luau
at lhe ~ea Byrd restaurant sn
~ewpnrt nunes on ~turdar .
o\ua. 21L He reported also on
the form au on of the 1a 1 I
Boosters. who wall (Xomote
the ath leuc cxoaram at lX'I
and raaae money for athletic
scholarsbaps.
IEWPORT NARtKJI' EJISICJI
AUT SEC'nON --P• 5
lHURSOAY, AUG. 19, 1"5
CO..-A DEL "AR, CAU f .
CIIIJilCIIES, I
Tbe Plymoolh Coep ep.
tional Oawch, 3261 Broad
IL, Newport Heiatlla -John
1:31-32 auppliet dae lhcme
for the Rev. David Wyatt's
tennon on "Disciples and
Pracdom" at the 11 a.m. ser-
•ice chis Sunday.
The Corona del Mar Com-
munity Conlfeaational Olurch,
611 Heliouope Ave. -"The
Oiuatial'ied Onea" will be
the messaae of Col. David
M. Fowler's sermon at 10
a.m. Sunday.
SL James Episcopal Church,
3209 Vi a Lido, Lido Shops
Area -The Rev. Robert
Cornelison or St. \iark's
Qurch in Altadena wall be
p est speaker at the 8. 9:15
and 11 a.m. aervicea thu
Sunday.
1\t. \4icbael and o\11 'u\aels
'-1iuion P.pascopal Church,
\4arsuerate and 5th 'ves .•
Corona del \1ar -"..".IOd as
Our c;uenath" will be tne
aerman topic of the ~ev. ~d
ward ~lien at the 8 and ~:I S
a.m. services thia ~nday.
The Locberan Church or the
'Aaster, lS4S P.. ":oaat :twy.,
Coroaa del \tar -The 1ev.
Frank W. Owm will preach
on lbc topic: ''Knowtna a
-JOOd Tbina When You ~e
It" at the 9 aod 11 a.m. ~n
day aervices.
The Firat Saptiat Church
or Costa \4esa, 301 \4aanolaa
SL. -Or. P.'i. Neumann wall
a~ak on "Ow Only :lope"
at die 10;45 a .m. aervace,
and "Rumblea, '\iota, Race,
Ruin and Renewal" at the 7
p.m. aervacc tbaa Sunday .
Cit. Andrew' a Preaby teraan
C burcb, 600 ~t. Andrews ~d.,
ClifT :Iaven -F.sther 4:1~
s upplies the theme for l)r.
Charles Oaercnfield' s acrmon
on "~u11c on One <iuana" at
the 8 , ~·30 and 11 a .m. ser-
YICCI th11 C)unday .
The Balboa bland C"om-
munaty \tethod11t Church, 11 5
~aate ~ve. -"The Value l'i
Traals" wall be the meuaae
for the 'tev. navad \1. \Val·
Iter's aoermon at 9·30 and 11
a.m. Sunday.
"host lhurch by the 1\ea,
Communaty '.1ethot1ist. 1.nn
W. 3alboa 11vd., Centnl
:'llewport -'':low to Use
Your ~fferana Conurucu-
•e ly" wall be the aermon
topac o( the ~ev . ~watd
'teitz, chaplaan at 'toaa
liospatal, at the q and 10:30
l'.m. services thas ~nday.
The stev. Jamca Lamberth
is on vacation .
Chtiatian ~aencc Chutches.
Corona del \iar. Newport
Beach and Cost.a \4esa -
The Babic Lesson on God
dua Sunday 11 baaed oo the
d avinc "Mand." ~esponsave
readina from Proverb• 11
also acheduled.
She's a 'future engineer'
Wendy GoocS.ell or 2601 S2,1U)0 In acholauhlp pnzes.
'Yillow Ln •. Costa \1eaa, a aw.-ded for wannana ellhabats
student at Corona del \4ar arad technacal paper preaen-
'liab c;cbool. bu been aelec-tatJoos.
ted to partsc:ipate an one of The show is PKt of the
the nation's laraeat technacal Western ~lccuonac ~aow and
and scaenufic conferences. Convenunn at the Cow Pal-
On the basil or an outatand-ace.
ana student experament. "~
4\tcll• NavaaataonaiSystem,"
Wendy was chosen alona wath
34 other haah school scaence
sb.ldents 1n the West to at-
tend the Future t:na•ncen
Cibow .\ua. 24-27 an ~an F r1l n·
CISCO.
The students, comana from
7 Slates, ancludana o\lulta
and Hawau, Mil compete for
C:.ll I• Y .. , w_. IW
.... Leip:
~~~
Delegates
ore named
Oeleaatca &o the October
natsonal convenuon an Phoe-
nix were announced at the
Aua. 12 mcelana uf tome flO
pandmothen uf :-lewpurt
Beach Club 419 at lhc VIlla
\1uana relllaurant.
The delea11tch are \1rl!.
Paul lluHrnan, I r.t vaLe-prcl.a·
dent. \1rll . Albert Ksna, 1nJ
vace-presaJcnt, \tra.. ema
Pstt, \tu,. Oavad Spac~o anJ
\1rs. Russell Van \1artcr. AI·
tcmate ~o arc \\me s. l-mc:6 1
Broaden, (,lenn 1)\ ~•Ut. Ruth
Hamilton, ,.alla.am \tc lchc:r
11nd \1elvan Sh11fcr.
\trl>. Lt!Ua• ~raclbcr11er ,
pre~~oadcnt. and \lr.. Jn\crh
Roban!>(>O, uq1anazcr. ~~>Ill
also attend the c.:r.Kl\entu•n
sn thcH ,,ffs cs al o.aru11.ll)
\1rs. 1-..cill<ard Bundren -..a ..
we lcomed as a ne-.. mem ber
\trs. Racca Ra card reported
that her p oup, sew•na at
Faarvaew Hospatal on the 1a.t
and 3rd Fnday of each mon th.
had made 231 qualh sance
October. A collaae by \1n.
Grover Bomefeld was diS-
played. She has donated at
as a prate to be aaven away
at the anstallauon luncheon
Sept. 17.
\4n. ~ancy Knaaht of the
G1 rls Clu I> o f the Harbor Area
aave a report on acuvaues
of the club.
PREVIEW SHOWI .. G SET
Hoaa Hospatal Aulalaar)
will bold a prevaew showanJ
of personalized Chnstmas
cards on '4edncilday, AuJ.
:!S. from 10 a .m. to 3 p.m.
an the Hoaa Conference l..."en-
ter. Card albums llo'lll there-
after be on sale at the Gtft
Box an the hospatal \1rs. Joe
Bums ss Chruunu 'ard
chaam1an, us .. ted b) \1n
Elsac Brownana.
TRAINING COURSES SET
Pro p ams to traan licensed
vocauonal nurse~ and sur&•·
cal tcdlnac~ens "M il ~ ••I·
fe red thas fall "' 1 lranac
Coast Colleae. Ruth c..•urc,c~
wall be conducted under th(
\tanpo-..er Dev(lopment anJ
Trasnana 1\ct. Clu es Wi ll
5 tart Se t. 13.
PltstNTS
Fur Trim Costune
A boauttful ~ ....... ool jeney d,... combiMd with o
eopo Jodlot _."tty Mmm..f '" btodr tt~ fea. "'l•
h luwt .,. '" 0\lf lovely colloctlofl of fvr trim co.tumoa
evo•laha. oleo ot Mdi"l_,., l.SI W. llftcol", A"41~m.
Chorge a ll ol your p11rdwt .. o" o Dole DoutJioa
levolvt"g Credit IIlio". lo )'OU' ow" crodtt "'o,....,.
... na.w. al8e at Mdta.'-Y"•
1U W. LIJONia. ~
l tO W. 4TH DOWNTOWN, lANTA AHA
p~ , ....... All t..e.
OP'EM BillA Y NlTES TILL I P Jl. "We arc not aaainst the
bed tax." he aaad. "qut we
arc antcruted an aeeina that
a portion o( at be used to an-
crease our business -by
seUin1 aaide • pwt o( the
tal for development o( a cul-
tural or convenuon center.
R.tlo atotiOft -The direc-
tou •arced with the recom-
mendation of Chamber \4ana-
aer Jack 8amelt that Ule
Chamber ahould not favor
any individual request for
the ~-"'· radio spot open on
the former KRLA wavelenath,
and IC)p!OYed a motion favor-
ina a oounty location for the
radio atation. ODe reqocat 11
for a Newpott B .. dl alation,
with transmitter on rho cout
below Corona del Mar.
JeH wins in swim meet
"We wi II also cry to &et
some ma1or events scheduled
for the wanter months. As an
cumple. tlrere 11 a bia re-
aaua ocana h eld th11 month.
Vhy not hold such an event
an :'llovember, or January or
February -dunna the orr
season"
w._..•, Oivlt iOft -Chair-
miD Fay Harbison uud tblll
the women of the Chamber arc
makina piMa for the annual
welcome to new teachers.
The plana include a harbor
tow and luncheon.
Jeff Wilcox, 12, represent-
ana the Coast Clappers Swam
Club of ~ewport Beach-cos-
ta \1esa, recorded a first
place an the SP~U 5Wam
mce t an Coronado over the
weekend.
He captured the aoiJ medal
an the l(}(Mneter lon a course
breast suoke wath a tame of
1:2-U. Jerr. son of \1r. and
\1rs. 'to bert Wilcox, 2027
Ocborah Ln .. :larbor 'laah-
lanJs. also fanashed 3rd an
the 1 on-meter freestyle race.
lie holdt the SP ~.\L' 100-
me ter shon course breast
Hroke mark of 1·:1.3 an
local competatJon. The
nauonal standard an the ll
anJ ll~ear--old aae aroup as
1::~1 Oat.
roach Clappeu coach l)on
l;tter has scheduled a com-
plete want er proaram for the
more lhan 100 younast ers an
the ctuo. Pucuces were con-
ducted at ~ewport llatbor
and Coata \teu hash school•
this aummer.
"We are atudyana the poa-
sability of settana up 11n em-
blem on the JCtty at the har-
bor enu~~nce to identify our
city as :-lewrort Beach."
The hotel-motel comnittee
meeu on the 1st and lrd
\4onday evenanas at 7:30 in
the Chamber offace.
C.....torea -Jam Berk-
shire, reportina for ~ipper
Jack 'ticbardaon, said that
JA to 45 entries are upected
for the Sth annual character
boat parade, which will be
held in the bay Saturday.
~u,. 21L
MeriM Olvls lo" -Jack
a.-nett. reportina for Cbaar-
man 8ob Voorhies. said that
the division is plannina an
anbitious propam, especially
with respect to OCeMOJJaphy
s tudy, a field of peat inter-
eat to the University of Cali-
fornia at Irvine. "We ate an
a position here to lend aood
information anJ talent to
oceanoarapby research.·· he
said.
More protests on desalt site
ltere •• a spmmary of other
atems on the aaenda or the
directors' meeuna:
O.soltlflg ploflt - J . Lealie
Steffensen. membeuhip chair--
man or the ~orchne Preacr-
vataon Commmee, asked for
YOiunteers to help circulate
peuuon s opposana cbe aite
Opposi uon to the propoaed
sate near C ameo Shore~ for
the deultsn& plant haa been
expreued an letters to ~ew
porl Beach \1ayor Paul Gruber
from Conpeasman Rachard
IIanna and from the ~ewport
Beach P~rks, Reaches and
Recreation Comnu s sa on.
Rep. IIanna ~~oaa d he pre-
ferred an off-shore asland
Waltah's Summer
Clearance
30 to 40% OFF
For do Whole Family
AMERICA'S LARGEST
SELECTION ROUNOA
CLOCK, HAWAIIAN
FASHION
01 ,_.,.
M MAitMI AVI. -IALIOl IILMO
site and added, "We ate ura·
ana the Corps of Enaaneers
to recommend the off-shore
a.rea adjacent to the Bolsa
Cbaca State Be ada."
PBR Cha.irm• Walter Koch
said that the Comrnauaon
backs the Councal stand op-
posana the Cameo Shores
sate. ''The Comn11saon
would lake to JOan an the fiaht
to prohabat the anstallauon
of tha s a tomac powered plant
anywhere near our ocean
beaches." he wrote.
ARC ILOOI P.IW ...... , ··~· Jim Fr .. ks of Newport
Beach has been named blood
proaram chairman for the new-
ly created Oranae County
Olapter of Amencan Red
Crou.
Other local appointees an-
elude: AI Irwin of Newport
Beach, water aafcty ch11rm~;
Curtis Phinney of Costa\1caa,
ufery services chairman:
Paul Shepard of Newport
8eac::h, merrber of die fund
raaaana corrmattcc.
\tr. Franlta reponed • early
reC«d pace '" blood collcc:-
tsona. Ow1n1 July, 1,737
pants were collected. ea11ly
topptna die 1,209 ptnu •
naa.d ID July of last )' .. r.
The 0\apter quota fo r the
196~ fiacal yeu 11 17.160
p;nta.
8:00P.M. THURSDAY , AU G. 1h
at the Youth Center
IRIS AVE. AND STH AVE .• COROtU DEL MAR
GET THE FACTS
on the Desalting Plant
HesadPnts o f thr I nmn.t th•l \l..tr-\, ... fWH1 lw·.u h \n·.a "'di
ha\'t" an opportuntt\ tn llf'l tlw f.ttl'-firq h..tnl fi"!I'Tl tlw
,.xpens.
o II . T. IIOLTO'.I. 't••tn.polat .an \\Jt••r lla~tn• I I n•!llll't•r
o \\lLLI ·\\t \\I LSO\, ( htt•f \u,J,.,,r l.n~nt•s•r 1\,., htt·l I 1111•·
Come and le Informed
'
.
Sli46ea ef *• ~,.ae4 ct ..
aollttiaotl• ,a-t will ~ ........ :
This 4..,.1o.-e~tt will effect
• lh s la•
o Ita ,_,... .... ~.
o ..... l~lelocatl•
, .. , K..-lftiC ..... ,.,alce l
II f. .
lri-. ,.., ... u,. n., ~•u
1M aff.ctMI olao.
A O.n"• •d Altawet Period Will Be H .. ~
THIS TOWN HALL MEEnNG IS SPONSORfO BY
Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce~
OFAC£RS
CARL KEGL£Y , Pruideat
G.fl. PEJRSOL, •la1 Vice--Preaicte.t
W.A. CX>LEMA • 211d Vi~ ident
FllA K JORDAN, £xecuti•e tary
GE E IIONTOOllt:RY I T~···"''
DIRECTORS
t-:0 BUCKO
J RUflTT
IJI.L FAR • W01t111
oononrv "'" ASTU·: QlANT 110 LO
IDRErrr LEfOI
llt-:t.P. ltflt IY
111. t llll'4G
JF.UUY STt-:WART
CDtuXJN A1N
Gt:N t-: TA Yl.oM
•
· Pennsy R.R. buys Maceo Realty
PenftiY lvaaia 'Uilra.d 1964 net income be( oro Pe· Yino Co •• developers ot ~e
lula apeod to a cquire con-deral mcome tau• of tS,-Yalt lnine 1tlllCh property 1ft
trollift& lnecrest in \1acco 117 ;405. Oranao County. . Maceo ~ealty alto owns a
1ea.lty <?>·• leautna Southern Tho company and joint ven-one-1.hird ioterost and ia the
Cahfomaa real. estate de-turoa an wtuch 1t u partici· manaaina partner an ~ancbo
velopment finTIWith headquar-patina currently are develop-California, 87 ,SOO..cro do·
aen in Corona del \1ar. The 1n1 e1aht residentia l aacts velopmeot, one of the na·
announcement was m~e by totalhna 2,lS8 a crea in Loa tion's laraeu, in Rivenide
SWart T. Saunders, c~a1rman Anae lea and Oranae Countiu. County 70 miles southout
of the Pennyslv~1a, and \1acco ~ealty also owns of Los Anaelea. Rancho
John Macleod, chat~~ of 3,513 acres of the Porter California is owned equally
Maceo Cor~rauon, pranc apal 1'\ancb, in Sao Fernando by s ubsidiaries of Macoo
stockholder. an \1acco Realty. Valley, a two-thirds interest ~ealty , Kaf'ler Industries ~~ah 111 wllo lly-owned in the 4,928-acre Bryant Corporation and Kaiser Alu·
aubsad1ary . the Pcnnsy Ivana a ~anch in Oranae County, and minwn and Chemical Corpor·
Company, tlte railroad wi ll a mi nority interest in the lr-ation.
purchase at t14 a share che
1,561,724 shares of \1acco
~alty common s tock owned
by ~ceo Corporation and
wi 11 tender the same price
for all other outstandin&
shares held by the public on
terms that will be act forth
an the forma I tender offer .
libares held by the public
anclude about 1 '70,000 shares
or common, debentures con-
vertible 1nto 1.099.647 com-
mon shares and warrants c:Jt.·
e rcasable on 30.000 shares.
Debenture holder<> wall re-
cea ve the tender for the num-
ber llf shares mto wh1ch
the1r debentures are conver-
ti ble: and neeJ not convert
in orJer to take advantage
of the off c:r.
fhe agreement IS conttn·
gent upon the Pennsylvanta
acqumng at leht !HI per
cent of all 'lacco ·~ealty
"hare... If all the shares
arc: acqu a red. the Pennsy 1-
vanta'~ tota l Investment wtll
to ta I a ppru"mate ly ,-40 mtl-
lwn.
'lr ~under sa1J the Penn-
'~ lvan1a plan~ to retaan the
cnttrc urgantzauon, ancludtng
the ke\ offac1ab. The<>e an·
elude 'I I U ack) Caldwell.
v1cc chcltr'11dn of the board,
John Parker. pre<t1dent and
Jtrector, and :terbert 'V.
l\c~1'11od~oh. treasurer anJ d1·
re..t•'f.
\lace•' 1ealty', poltcv of
lanJ d~oqUI\ItlllO anJ e~tpan
!>P•n wdl be coounueJ, \h .
SaunJer.. <tat J.
\laccn 1call'.. owner of the
large" 1nventnry of land
available fM development tn
1\outhern ('a ltforn1a, reporteJ
Crash involves police car
~ Newport Beach police
vehac le rammed a vehicle at
1:12 a.m. Saturday on W.
Ca.at Hwy. nc ar ~ivcnide
Ave. on ~nera Mile, caua·
anJ front-end damaJe tO the
pol i~e car.
Officer James Am out report-
ed be was drivin& the pauol
unit westbound on W. Coan
'lwy. when he observed the
vehicle driven by Norvil C\in·
ton Finley Jr., 24, of 343
Baker <it., Costa ~esa , rna-
kana a left tum in front o(
his auto.
The officer's vehicle left
some 90 feet of skidmarks to
the point of impact. Finley
was arres ted at the scene on
LEGAL NOTICE
'IIOTICF' Or PliiJLIC RF:AR INC
\nile~ is hereby ~ ven lhat
the P llltlniop; COfDmi••ion of the
C1tv of \ewport qeach wall bold
a pubhc h~ariog 011 the applica-
uon of f inu 1lestero Aa11k. -' rru .. t -F'arl '\taolev Tnast lor
" I s e Permit e llS4' to penDit:
constructiOII a nd operatioo of
.. erYice station 011 lot: m~t~s
and bounds desc ript. 757 Oon-r
llra v,..
\once is hereby further ~iv~o
that sa1d publi<-b~ariOif wall b.-
h,.ld oo thf' 2od day of ~ptl'm·
lw-r. 191>'>. at th~ hour of 8:00
P \1 10 thf' Council Chamb.-r<O
nl thf' \.-wporl Fkach Ctt\
11all. 111 which lim<" aod piotr,.
an' and •II person" 1Dlf'r1'8led
m.o~ .t ppen and b,. heard therf'·
on.
Rav Y Co,W"Iin. '-er rf'l.t"
\ewport Af'ach f"11v
P lannin!£ C:ommi~>,.IOD
l'o1hh,.n· "u~~:. JQ, 191>">. 1n
fb,. \ '""'p<lfl 'lsrbor ~ O"lltD
a charae of drunk drivina.
The report said he was at·
temptJn& to tum into the
driveway at 2499 W. Coaat
Hwy .
Finley's vehicle suffered
dam.,e to the riJht side.
Offi cials said the headliahu
on the police unit were not
functionina at the time of in-
vcstiaation becauao o( a
damaaed elecuical system.
No injuries were reported.
The accident was the Sth
involvin& a Newport police
vehicle aince July 16. A pair
of motorcycle officers rammed
the rear ends o f vehicles, and
2 allcaedly drunk drivers hit
parked police 1101ts in the
earlier accidents.
25-YEAR IEUIIOI OF
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
1 euoa on with has 1940 ara-
duatin, clau. d Pontiac ~li&h
<ichool an lllanoas was a
ha&h.ll&ht of a fl·week car
tr1p JUSt completed by ~ay
Faelds, Cos ta \lesa Jeweler.
l ie ~oay he was edaed out
by a 8e verly H 1ll alumnus
for the praze for travelin&
the farthest for the reunion,
a lthouah he told h1 s former
classmates that he drove
mme than 3.000 mtles to act
there because he got los t on
the ~~oa).
CHART adds to study
Ha s trek 1ncluded stops at
Bryce Canyon. 7.1on :-iational
Park, -rrand Canyon, the
Orand Teton, and Yellow-
stone ~auonal Parle Ha s re-
turn tri P took h1m back by
way of Teus , has nattve
state, but he didn't act all
the way to Platnvtew, h1s
home town.
c;am OownlnJ, cbaum111 d
che CH~~T. reported to dle
Newport Harbor Chamber da-
rectors \tondav chat a public
buddang stud' commattee has
been added w the cava c plan-
nang gr•lup.
\lr [>owning wltn I'> a lso
chalr'latl ,,f the 'ewport
fkcH.n Plannang Cnmmi'ISIOO .
.. a•J th at a flrt '11e pur[l<"e oC
the ne~~o ~onmmattec 11. Il l be tn
'>tUJ, the Cit\ hall neeJo; -
whether .t ne~~o CIVt ~o center
.,h,.u iJ be Jevei•'Ped M whe-
ther the pre .. ent facllaty
,h nu I J tlC a I tered anJ en·
larl(cJ.
lie uid that for many years
he hu heard c•lk of locatina
the c1ty hall 1n 1\olewport Cen-
ter, but added that there "
also evadence that the pre-
sent sate c an be made ade-
.1U3 t e for yeats tn come .
J Leslae liteffensen of
Cameo Hagh lands as temporary
cha1rman of the new comrnat-
tee . whtch tncludes also fm-
mer C1ty manager Bob Shel-
ton . former mayor Charlell
Hart. former Chamber pres1·
dent John Vabert, Bob Pa1ne .
Ted <\dsat. ~oland Rarcome,
Ball ~tna, Ken Fowler and
Francli Horvath.
CITY 1T11EIT IWIIPE"
COLUDD WITM AUTO
1\ Caty of :-iewport :leach
s treet s"'eep1ng veh1cle wa s
anvolved an a manor colliSion
at 12 I c; p.m. rhursday. "ua .
1~. ~~oath the veb1cle dnven
by Susan ~erry . lfl. of 2-lO
Vaa Fbola, L1do Isle, on J:!.nd
1\t. 1n ~ewport .
Polace sa1J the sweeper,
Jr1ven by Oms Funlr.. -491
Cos ta \\esa <it., Costa \1esa.
anJ \h 'l!-'1erry·., vehtcle
were both maktn& left tum ~
whe.1 the ~>"'eeper suuck the
left-fear fender o f the auto.
STARTS 10 A.M.
TODAY
Thursday, Aug. 19th
33Y3% -40%-50% DISCOUNT
WOMEN'S WEAR
All Sales Final
--
• SLACK SETS
• SlACKS-Woolens, Docrons and
Cot1ons
• SKIRTS
• BERMUDAS
• JAMAICAS
• SHIF TS
• BLOUSES -Prints, Strlpu , Solids
• SWEATERS-Cardigans Woolen s
• 2-PC. SUITS, Dacron & Cot1on
• TEE SHIRTS
• JAO< ETS-Cotton & Knitt
• KEDETTES
MEN'S WEAR
• JAcKETS, ''8ure-e"
• JAO< ETS, Ny lon unlin•d • SPORT .sHIRTS
• TEE SHUtTS
• PLAIDP~AS • JAO< ETS, Unlln.d Papll n
eft "MiriMn Ml~ • Open ""*'
2930 W. Cst. Hwy. 101
Lll-1722
•nn a• lA. ,_ MiiiiUII
ed Hirth wat back ill the
PNsluent•a chair, directina
\ton day • a meetina C'l the
Newport Harbor Cbamber ol
Commeroe directors. He anJ
bia wife returned receotly
from 'Zorich, ~wi tacrland,
••" dley bad boon called
~ lbo lllneu or his older
brother, wao ia recoverina
(rom lho effects of a severe
atroke. The brother is an i~
port« and has lived in 'lur•
1ch for tho past 11 yean.
"~HMmiEIIGI
fUtST SEC"nnO --,. '
TMJRSOAY, AOO. 1,, 1•S
OODA OEl lwt, CAUl'. ..... .. , ...... ..............
c.tl.,_
"MARY POPPINS," Walt Disney's musical fantasy, Is
now at the Port Theatre in Corona del Mar, showing
through Tuesday, Aug. 24. There's a matinee da lly at 2
p.m.
TEST FOR ATHLETES
<ichedules rm physical
examinations and dental fit·
tinas for the 4 Newport :t ar-
bor Union '~i&h <ichool f>is-
trict school fall fports teams
were announced this week by
Leo .. rranaaa. directm d
athletic s ervices.
~11 boys upec tin& to par·
ticipate in bi&h school foot-
ball, cross country 01 water
polo this fall must attend
the specific eum1nation and
fiU1n1 dates. accotdin& to
\1r. <\rranaga.
Pbysacal eumana t1on sche-
dules:
AI :'>lewport llarbor Hsgh
School -A-JV football. ~
a.m. to noon. -\ua. 21. water
polo and cross country.& a.m.
to nom, ~&· 25: Bee..Cee
football, 8 a .rn. to noon. Au a.
28; make-up exami nations,
8:30 a.m. to noon, 1\ept. 1.
a.m. to 12 noon, Aua. 26; Bee-
Cee footbell, 8 to 10 a .m.,
Au a. 31 ; water polo, cross
counuy and footbell makc-
upa, 8 a.m. to noon, Ciept. 4;
make-up euminat ions, 1:40
to S p.m., Sept. 1 S.
At F..a tancia Hi&h ~hool -
A-JV football, 9 a.m. to noon
Aua. 26; Bee..Cec football, 1
to 5 p.m., Aua. lli; football
make-ups, 9 a.m. to noon,
1\ept. 1; water polo. 9 a.m.
to nom , Ciept. ~; cross coun-
uy , 1 to S p.m., 1\e'pt. 8; rna ke-
up examinations, 1:40 to S
p.m •• Sept. 16.
At Costa ~esa :t i&h <ichool
-... Jv football, 4 a.m. to
noon, '\opt. 1; 9ec..Cc:e foot-
ball, 1 to c; p.m., ~pt. 1;
cross country and water polo,
1 to S p.m .• '\opt. 2; make-
up elamtnations, 1:40 to 5
p.m .• <iepL IIi.
F'ootba 11 dental auard fit-
Savings Up To
socro
<\t Corona del '.4ar llaah
<ichool -~-JV football, 41 tsna · All 4 hi&h schools, '7 to 10 fdweit~N~~N~ .. P tl k f p.m. Aua. 30, at Newport 0 uc ror ~farbor liagh School's student
cafeterta. All football candi-Apparel For Men and Women
Corner of Newport Blvd. at Via Uclo b •rthd dates should be present. Fat· I a y tlnJS are scheduled for 1
The Coastline l\u~1ltary of n1aht only.
Veterans of Foreaan ''Iars, P---------------------------1111!!------------------.. t:35~. Costa \iesa, wall cele-
brate theu · 2 Cith bir1hday an-
niversaty tbis Pnday, -\ua.
20. TI1e birthday celebration
as an annua l affaar to honor
all past presHients of the
\u'<lltar). and tha s year all
past cortWTianJers of t.1e Post
~~oall also be honmeJ.
\ pot luck dinner wall tart
at I. p.m. '.1embers will bra n&
a hot duh and a salad, also
table servace for thetr own
famal1es. Coffee, tea , hot
rolls anJ butter will be fur-
ntshed by the \utdl&f). Only
adults rnay attend. " ~ocaal
hour will follow.
An 1nva tataon 1s e "<tended
to all prospecti ve memoers .. ,
attend the potluck.
\Ir s. '.1'\. ~oot and \h s.
Florence K ar chner refl<lrled a
succesl>ful luncheon was
heiJ at the J:J1'1on r·o . tn
'lunttngton ']eacn. ProceeJ
were turned tn to the c ancer
funJ.
\Irs. Jarnes Thomas was In-
stalled ao; "Color ~o . .l" by
the lnJ Oa UICt pre11dent,
\trs. \1t1Jred \1oore, a mem-
ber of Coastline o\uxallary.
'Irs. James Torrens. way
\! rneans chauman, saad that
the <\uxalaary wall hold a rum~
"'aae sale an ~eptell'lber.
IAil HEAD IAI(D
TO IAnOIAL IOAID
lemae Woodford Jr., pre-
sident of Newport National
Sank, bas been elected to the
national J unim Achievement
board of direc tors. He is a
member of tbe wes tern re·
ajonal board of directors and
represents the reaion on the
national etecutive committee.
Over 110,000 teenaaers
operated o.er Cj,OO() minia-
ture J A corporations thtou lh-
out ltlo Unit.eJ States and
Canada abia peat year in
lhis batineu1ponaorcd pro-
.,am wbicb &i'tes youna
pe~le an opportunl ty to
learn about ltle American
ayatcm ol pri .. u entetllrite
~ pinlna a reaUetie oaper-
lence wilhia ita atnac: ... e.
DO YOU KNOW
THIS PERSON~
FOY 0. KING
\toney ia due him from hi s
inaurance policy . If the
wtaereaboutl of mit penon
Ia known , pleau write to:
I ••" CUy Ll .. l••..,.._•
C.. An.; Gen.. H..ceck
.. 1J,
C..Ma O tr. 11111...,1 U1~1
5
c 5
FOR PEOPLE
KEEP INDUSTRIAL FRAIIEISTEIIS
FROM OUR UISULLIED SHORES!
JOIN OUR CRUSADE TO KEEP THE MASSIVE ATOM·
POWERED ELECTRic-GENERATING A N D DESALINIZA nON
PLANT AWAY FROM THE UNDEFILED CORONA DEL MAR
SHORE.
DID YOU IIOW THAT
I. Bechtel Corporation EnginMrs rKOmmend anotfter site in an industr~l area nor++. of here, but
tfte ~atropa(.tan W at.r District iMisk on giving priority COMidaration to this site plus one
elterMtiYe 1
2. The Wpst desalinization plant now in existence pnwates less ih.n one milion ~Ions a day
-but tM memmotft power plant wil produce more than ISO milon geiOM a day-thus cr.
etlftCJ • monster in tM midst of one of Southam c.lifomia 's finest home d"estricts 1
3. The Hutting operation could be obsolete in I 0 yean, INving behind an electric power .,_.
ating plant with •effie output 22 times grMtw than tfte Hunti"9fon INch genarafint plant?
INTRUSION IS IMMININT1
PIOHT lACK TOOAYI
------------1 T•: SHOitiLINI. NUIIVATION CGMMITTII
I P.O. Ia Ne. 1021, New,_. laecih. c•tee• ...... "--. a..~,... .
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I berebJ jotD JOUr ~
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:.-..PIMie JeDd me a petttloa for .. t8 ._ft ID1
trieadl ud oeiPbon 8lp.
..... lll,Do-1":,.._._ -• aadl u you c:ul
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-1 woaJd lib to make a toJitrtllutiae to WI
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t. TIWLII SALIS
•-owN YOU• owtf•• _:: 101 .... .., -· ., ..... --...... ~h •. No ,.u.
Mobile Ho.et 10&40 . -.4
l•a•. S.. Lej, R., MMIIe, ttoaa. e ....... 42101 ....
-!!0!'· Oceali.t.. 1n. MOl.
\1AYPLOWER 10x40 ~bile
borne, clean, excellent CGl·
dhion. In Newport Beach
aduh puk. A "'«JST SEE!'
12,99S. Call $41-7421.
• MOUSI'-POl SAL I
CORONA DEL \4AR, bf
owner, 2 bedroom, l bath,
patio, fireplace, double
praae, atreucd, aouth o1
bwy.. 2 blka. {rom beach.
\tuat tell at once. Anil-
able now. 10'1, down. Priced
to tell, 129,9SO. 67S-5464
S48-0416 evenina•.
• HOUSIS fOI liNT
CO:tQIIA DEL \4AR, 2 bed-
rooms. unfumiahed. ~ilt·
in kitchen, plua refria.
Very c lean. S16S mo.
leu ~. 536-7030 owner.
BALBOA PEN. BayC10nt, S
bdnn. 4 baths, pier & n oat
for rent or sale. 673-2039.
~ALL 2 bedroom bouae.
Fenced yard and pallo.
Garaae. 70S Carnation,
Corona del \4ar. Call 838-
0093 or 542-5607.
C010~A DEL \4A~. 2 bdnn.
~ den. aaraae apt. Carpeta,
drapes , fireplace. Sl25.
6 7 5-18 1 " -(17 ~ 1 00.
3ALq()~ (liule) ISLAND, 1
bcJroom unrum i shed, lo-
vely larae livina room, car-
pets, stove, refriaerator.
'lfl5 yearly. 2 18 Cry atal.
0~ 3-7178.
AVAIL .. RL£ Sept. lS, Cor-
ona del \4ar, 2 bedtoom
Cl.'ld .,...__c..r. .. ~----·-..............
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EXPERT dreumakina A al-
terMODa. Pittinaa in your
bome or IDiu. CaJI 646-
6223.
RBJliNUJI .at yoar ftaral·
tDte io lbe aew •dqae
color or nataral wood ftoi·
abea -u low aa tlO per
mooeb. HOOSE OF DOUG-
LAS. 673-3151. ·
HOOSE OF DOU CJ..AS
673-3151
t2,000 WO~TH o{ new u-
aorted hardware 1tema.
Will trade for anythina oC
equal nlue. 67J..OI02.
'hie = ••• ... Le•n w&U a .... ,_..._....,
Mndlni'J 11ft_, •-.
a.u1.-. ••u••L ..., .............. .
1112 ........... c. .. .....
DOUBLE-BED SOPA Good
cood. HS. 673-4093.
c;~C'UPICE 3 cemetery lots.
iiarbor 'teat Memorial Park.
C\4 CyPteaa section 6 73-
190S•
Cj()Jt~Y SAL is now a meny
aal. Cihe used Blue Luatre
N& and upbolatery cleaner.
qent electnc shampooer Sl.
Ctown Hardware, 3107 ~.
Coaatliwy.,Corooadel \4ar.
~----
e POll SALI
FO'l SALE nearly new laun-
dromat an N.B., neU•na
s30,000, ••k•na S57 ,500.
~42-2020.
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MI•CM 18a tAU
TaMIIT CD. u ~nn or u .....,..
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HELP WANTED
bouae, fiNPlace, patio, l '62 11!\fPeiT. New eapoe.
bloch to beach, oc:can Yiew, t9SO. ~4s-o994.
CLEANING N<NAN for small
medical offic;e ooe ume a
week. Corona del Mar.
673-3 240. yearly lease, sus. ~73-1 -Q-~-O~PON~.::..TI...:~..:..C.;....:.:.C_a_t_a_hn_a_.a.-
1905 evenlnJI. .·· ·.·~
3 BE DR0().1, bcautaful view
of Bay. Available Sept. 11.
Suatabte for teacben. 1175
per monlh. Call 673~562 .
• SUMMIR RENTAU
VACATION AT LIDO. I bed-
room a arden apt. on bey .
Sleeps 4. Day, week or
month. 673-1262 or 675-
0750.
COJtON .. na. \4Alt-2 bed-
room unfumuhed apt., near
bay. Pauo, aaraae -yearly.
Sl25 per mo. 673-03411.
• SPPicl iPACI a
fOR liNT
l ne1ible office auit .. POR
LEASE, 2912 E. Coaat
Hwy., Coroea del M.r, •i ..
able for architect. •Jiaea
or o*er p...te .. 4oaal•.
Own• will deoora .. •4 al-
t• 1o auh.Call 673-20.))
or aec.
NEWPO'lT BP.~O. busineu
rental in larae builclina.
sui tab I e Cor rc tail or wbolc-
aale. ~lley w/ahippina en·
trance. 1175 per moaeb. 409
lleb SL, NB. 67)..5763.
OFPICI: .ACE for .._, in
Ea ai • ercllde bail41l•t.
2"721 E. Cocat Hwy., COM.
Ideal for ia • .._ce or real
ea&et •· Call ne Eali ...
6'7)-0550.
Pl!XS BAM
Let ua help you keep cbo.e
peJll on yoar peta and oat
ol JOIIf bCMM lftd yud. ~f'"
aeaat'a Plea Collara, tool
ntB JORDAN'S
7732 B. CoMt Hwy.
door, new enaine, ellcellent
coodilloo. S895. nays. ''17-S.TUATION W4NTED
2214. ~veninas -536-3750. REAL ESTAfE SALES'.tA.-1
1953 \4G m. by onpnal I nee ded for new offi ce an
owner. ~ever raced ~r "'ewport dcach. -lie specJal-~cked. E xcellent condi-ate 10 LA .,jr) S\LES throuah·
boo duooabout. A h ttle ·cwel. 673-9067. ou t the West. \tanaaemen t
J opportunity. Wnte THE
Y0tJ ARE INVITED to 1M
oer ,..,, for bnatfuL We
an Qriati• S.aiaea ..
ol daia .. a of nriooa
Qri a&iaa cleMmiut.ioa a
..., .. t ia tile ·-e or
Jea.. OuiaL eo.. •d
b•r pw-aJ teeU.Oai ..
or local balaiaea--.
Breaklaata' .. hid e•ery
Sa.....,_aUalo 7:00 LID.,
a& Leo'a P_.ly reat.uraet.
l51S B. Cout Hwy •• COM;
dae Villa Sweet. ,.,..._
,_t. W.U lc. Md Stla A".,
H•li•atDil Beedl, Tae•
dlyat7:00a.a.;-n.,.
daJ .,...... 7:00 L •• , a&
*e Jou1 ao.., ..........
-S. Coeet HWJ., L.,...
BeiCL Por aMtioeal ia-
foaulioa cell M.. Micflael, u 1-U.l.
SUICIDES ANONYMOUS
Call ~75-1S42 anytime. l)ay
• IOO«S foa SAL!
.. IT'S VIIY SIM,LI"
LA'IID \fA .,., 34979Yucaapa I
_Uvd .. Yu~IP_!.·_Ca laf. __
1
HOUSEWIVE earn sso to
SlOO per month an spare
ume wortana from your
home. Call e•eninas Jean
llart 642-3459.
IRONING. Y eau or exper--
ience on all typea o( clo-
thlo& .to linen. Specialty,
men'a abirt._ tl.~ pet Hr.
Mable WbitmM. 607 Mar-
aoerilC, COM. OR J-m4.
• GARDEN SERVICE
GA.~DI?N SERVICE. \4onlbly
~ iotcnance, clean-up A
olbcr. TW 7-773S.
• MUSICAL fOI SALE
HEAR 11\e fabaloua ALLF.N
"'Th•atr• Compact Oraan'
weth elecuonic triP• 11ul
C!'lllnell -ONLY at ...
roRroRAN MUSIC CO.
(Acrou rrom Falhion Sq .)
Wt6 Town A Counuy
541-4)18
Open Me. A Fri 'til • pm
• v am•h • s.or, a c11n •
H.uNOND ORGANS
STEINWAY PI \NOS
S..e tJte uc:hiDIJ aew H--d
Ors-a h~re; new Dlyle., nf'w
1011nd• pl1a -• low~ pricee. titled Of8Dna of otJt..-makea, 1 ..
c:ladJas Wvllta« .,,_ -d
3 "'"-
All atyl•• Swi•••y pla.oe '
aleetloe of a...d ~plaet. co•
10le 1 r-4e froe UU. Up-
rilfl~ (...,. IU9.
SCHMIDT-PIIILUPS CO.
1901 Pt ....... s ... ..
S..ta Aa ... c.au .... ~a
"TA• Trw&4 A6o•' &4e Cit~il •
Ri1lu•" ,_ At. s..-,.
A SMOCliMC DPOSi
Beyond Compare
This duplex has a FABULOUS VIEW
• • • boft\ the 3 bednn., 3 bath unit (which
has 1730 sq. ft. of living spoce) and the
amaUw 2 bednn., 2 both unit - a lUO
ft. livable aJ»rttnent.
unit ••• li~t Ioyer of cement keeps no• su
fron~ travelling between apartments •
YOY'II entoy the sun decks -not to
mention the 4-cor gar~s Cl"'d many U •
ceptional features.
It is solidly built 'woy beyond Southem
Cal ifomia standards so that you will en·
joy living in e ither completely ~nsuloted
OPEN EVERY DAY
2524 OcHn Blvd., C01ono del Mar
DO)( Y. YRAXXJ.JX
3251 E. c.st llwy., C... 1111 .. ,
671-2222
Home & Income
CO RON A DEL \f l\R
Spacious 3 bedroom-2 both home with t~11lt-•ns,
carpets, drapes and beouti fu lly planted patio.
Lorge 2 bedroom apartment above garage feo-
twes sundeck, carpets, buil t·ins and lots of
storage area. South of the highway. PRICED
TO SELL NOW .
William Winton
67S.3331
OPEN 'nL 9 P.M.
21!1 MARINE AVE. BALBOA ISLAND
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Corona Hlghlancb
515 Seaward Rd.
OP .. DAILY
J 1•11'•• a o.. , ....... tiew . ._...e
,.. .... -. 0.. your own IMd, tool Ra.-onable .
10% clown payment
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IE A HEIO,
NERO
If )"OUr ,.,f~ 11 burrunc lor
.o llf'W lloc:M qwt flddllna •
Buy htr t.h11 loY~b' C'Uitom
eontempanry borlle. 6
~ rooma arc:hllectursl·
lY ~ lor comJort It
l'Of!Yeru~nc:e. You ""lll f~l
proud aa 1 !Jon whtn )OU
poaas thas fiM propeny
at 'lflly S...'6 .5!1;. Ca II
64IHX!61 01 f'\'t ' St~. :!J.48
''i~llU:'IiC SfR\'lC~ ·
11'73 Hatbar Blvd.. C.M.
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UA&..UTATW
lbYia
( ()J~III'
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IE lAlLY.
AMEIICAN
Are JOU JMYbo lat.e fur m.-
'bab root t.auty. }'orm.ttl
!d.u f'lllb':V luds to 4 ~
br. l ba. 6 a blwn latl::ftron
to pk-ae DliY Pnectlla ~
I~ lmDc nn. With !rptc
pnMda pWftly ol room lor
t.tx.l fnllld!)' Pow wows.
$26,.150. OllJ '4f4'X1 or PVN
SC>lJCl.
"SMILING SD{VJCE''
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e HARS(!R Hlt.;HLA'P' -
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anct p 11 ' 1 r r •rr.nkl• "
h~ ~tao. 'rar \f&nl>t'l'
~~ and \\Htdr.1 S'IOj>
pml! Tt:-t.'OOO dooan
• POOL-1,. l:w-autaful \\ f'«<
rhrf III"Zf' rw.tom t<Poll
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RAQ a and •ndaf'f'<'t h.n. "
t~ anrt OUI ~.\11,. IIII I:"
Maw-d. faltf'N'C1 "''' .. •n d~ ru: mom~o 1 ""'" 'un
da~ ~ll rtn
fortin Co.
I!J19 Spl Sf\ d ("\4
6C·j(XX) £\." 6C-~
WU YFI.OPPDS•
PandiR With t il ' ~lo.ln
~-~·· pmrn< "llh C'•· .,._ • ~ pltJO .....
t)' CJI ....,.._ A tatln&
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Man La a..le, Realtor
EASTSIDE PROVINCIAL
DtrrCB GIRL CL&AN tJuo. bedroom. 1~
bath bome with e'xlJ' dinin& room, larae
famlly room. UMd brick fireplace anctalldlna
ilul doer to petio. Built4D kittbeD, Shake
root, doutlll JUIJe aad tara• wll kept yard.
Centralloeltiolllo an lfldes of school near
ahopplDJ aDd traAiport.ation. ONLY Sl.700
CASH fNV!STifiNT POR FHA BUYERS:
NO DOWN TO G~'a
four Bedrooms · Eastside
Wltb lar1e ,._led bedroom, bath and e~
dOled laDai idally plaD.Ded for COLI...EG!
srot>ENT or ELDERLY PERSON to li'Yt an
wtth family, yet feel iDdependeDl La.rae I.Jv-
inl room with firepllc:e and three other bed-
rooms an OD HABDWOOD FLOORS. Spac-
IOUS. aepenteJy fftced rear yard uceUent
for outdoor ~ Located DUr WEST·
CUFF SHOPPING CFNID ud NEWPORT
HARBOR 8 I G H. ft.OOO iDYatment with
FHA-. FINANCING. Low payments of Sl86
month iDchadea tues and insurance. You
must see this bome to appreciate its terrific
nlue.
"PARADISE FOUND"
Lush landJcapint is an underiUtement for
th.is BA YCREST HOME. IV AN WEU.S BUlL T
FOR 'mE UCLUSJW. Loftly DEL PISO
entry baD, spaaCNI livillf room, formal dm-
lnf room and 12'xl8' family room over-
lookmt courtyard and pool Three aparklmg
bit.ha mel tour lqe bedrooma. one with
desk and built in boobbel•es. MODEL ALL
ELECTlUC FRIGIDAIRE Kn'CHEN. Beauti-
ful SWDOONG POOL for thole warm sum-
rMr days. Sepan.t.e children's play a r e a.
!very delue feawre for modern livang. Com-
pletely block wall fenced -ProfessJonally
\an~ PRICED TO SEll. AT Sel.SOO
Owner will take ama.Der home in tnde or
trust deedl u part down. DOIEDIATE POS-
SESSION!
SEE 1834 COMMODOB.l RD., NPT. BEACH
* * * OPEN DAILY * * *
M. M. La Borde, Realtor
Dover Shores
F.xqu•s•te Con temporary 4 qedroom, da n1n9
room . P ter and s lap . Fully carpeted and dra·
ped and landscaped. Sunny wa ll ed prt vote
patto. A particularly fine buy at S77 .500.
SPECIAL OF THE MONTH
BAY MARINA VIEW 3 BR , DINING ROOM,
FAMILY ROOM . ONLY $77,200
THREE PRIVATE ~EACH ES
......... -
IIACCO
..... .......
REALTY CO.
C71•) CMtWe U112
"->. "t....· SEMPLE
• REAL ESTATE
ow
3007 Settmg Sun f'>rtve
Tha s Ltke-New 3 bdrm . 217 both home Y.tth
spacaou s I i ving ar~as, 2 pottos '" newest
section of Harbor Vaew Hdls •s wo1ting for
vou -near schools. Asktng S47,950.
POOL 01 lOCI !
We have both. Own~ hos OYigrown th as a.harJI A,. fro"'• ho.e with ltvtng"""" opentng OYt an beau·
tafvl paho-3 bedm.s., 2 batt,. Two short bloch
to bead\! MwaUt to Cottt"'Un•ty pool -playvr~d
-grMI f.cw a..oll chaldfen and re la .. d lavtng '-'
odvlta. Buy t.N $'27 ,500 01 own"' magbt • ..,.,. c .. ~
stdft leoai.,. S.• Thial
•IIIlA IlL Ul-LR-LII
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SOI'HISTic:A TID
LliSUU
LIVING
IN
WUTCLIPf
IUT VILlE
II
IEWPOIT lEACH
..... _.Ill __ _
DOVER
VILLAGE
LUXURIOUS lWO STORY
DfSI6NS F£A TURIN&
SPACIOUS lWO JEOROOM
PLANS
YOU OWN TM1 LAND
332 MARGUERITE AVENUE
CORONA DEL MAR, CAlif.
-(7141673-8550
S700 income. 7 unit
Hollywood Apt. house.
ry S4 5,000. Wan t local
cant or improved.
*VACANT *
I OWNER TRA.'ISFEttREO'
ready mo veJ' l')lud: ·
I u on' Lo ve ly llfJC
I famdy room home. O"'"'"'d-1
'"i "budHn" lott.:hen .
ding doors to beauuful patio.
•
DOYEl Yl.lA6I (OI!POIATIOII •.. ·. · All w.,n,..., ... ~~ Ta,~o..-c ••• of 11's a dandy~ Pn cc $]4,500.
101S 0...... Orr..,,.....,., IHdl PI! 1>41 1!60 ~-.,, s.n.u "'"'"t,ly ~·u . Call no w ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~4~~~1
HARBOR BL YD . ~w
2,000 Ft. Frontage
~="xce ll ent opportunity for lease ~9 75 per month.
Immediate possession .
W ells-McCardle Realtors
a.liaWc S.t~cc lin~e I..U
1110 Ncwpon Bhd. U a.n~
SELL---or TRADE
lt ido 1sle
NEWPOAT BACK dAY
L -\1 '0F. JU(jT fl F.:C'01>\1
TF:r'l 110\IE. hu1c elect.
lu tchen, fam. room, hJ-
wood n uors , 21-'2 baths .
Sparkles ltkc new . Ow-
ncr anuOUii. 1.44,950.
CAMEO SHORES
F.Xf,UISITE F.X~CU
TIVJ: 110\iF. with pool
and beautiful ocean
v1e .. ·. rlm1n1 room, 3
baths , 3-<:ar aar., lovely
Jc<:ar . •ktter than new!
SR;Q, ~00.
HUHTIHCTOH BEACH
LOW.LY 1-~TO'lY
'1 0:"-.::1. HOW':, fa1T11ly
room . l(mz-s i:r.eJ pnol.
Sear everythlnJ. Low,
lo,. J own. \)~.ROO.
*LOT VALUE'*
t.26 .000' Al most ""do••·"ow,,•j
BALBOA. Older 3 bd nn.
~a ~:h house thro""n m free.
100 ft. to Buch. LOTS OF
P \RKI 'IG.
* \lUST SELL' *
.'lOW S1 9,7SO. Wu
Imm aculate )~ yr.
Larsc "biHn" kitchen
room for dmma lllble at
24' hv1n1 rm. 3 bdrms.
baths . Two scduded ~~~~;:~ Wall to wall carpeti. IJ1
Ncar 5chool1, ne .. ·
cou rse. See 10day.
CA1 '!SON CO.
..,._ 675-4N I
OPEN HOUSE
Wednesday Thru Sunday
lleuulifulltome
-Sorgeous lll.nrine CV iew
FOUR BEOR00\1S-FOUR & 11.1 BAniS & POOL.
UVABIUrt AT ITS BEST -TERRIFI C BUY.
Open Uouae II to S Wednesday thru Sunday
111S BAYADERE TERJf.ACE-IRVINE TERRACE
CHESTER F. SALISBURY
-·••u • ....... CUIJ, ...
e -.. e Cilllll• ..
PANORAMIC VIEW
LOCATED IN EXCLUSIVE CAMEO SHOQ F.S
2 B~flQOOMS + 0~~ +FAMILY QOOM
ANfl GUEST SU ITE .
A Seoutifu l, Iorge home with 4 bdr ms ., a 30'
1anm , 2000 sq. ft. plus1
JIJ-•-· lol ... loloo4 --· ,_ CUSTOM QUALITY THQOUGHOUT
LAQG~ PIJOL -wn ~A q
4621 CAMOEN DQIVE 1=\,q 45ft. lot , just steps to best ~each and
Tennis . Price \64,500-will toke smo ll home
1n !rode, ~arbor Area .
1J uncnn llnniesly. nmllo r
lOO No . ~-,_, .. BI•L Ll 1-9895
420 MARGUERITE
OPEN HOUSE
DAILY 1-5 P.M.
A world of old rust ic charm, Iorge open·
bemned ceilings ew~d huge used brick fire·
place. Hew modem built-in kitchen wnh
extra large garage plus l~ge studio or rum-
pus room abo.,. thcrt could be converted too
lovely opCI"tment.
Less rhon SS,OOO ciown would move you ln.
S.. It tocloyl
S.. Wrs. Nona Hy• in oHendGI'Ice.
CHESTER F. SALISBURY
Jll_._..__ • .-D•ILI,_
Re;jiJnr
NEWPORT BEACH
OFFICE
OR '""'
Small Home
331 16ch Pl. COIU. Mna. nur
lhclpplnc witil l bdmu and
L.\NAI $16.700.
Ill ,-.... . . -
fill Wmtdlll Dr. :...-~
Cameo Highlands
Immaculate and beautifu l 4 bdrm. home with
unobstructed ocean view. Lovely pool or your
private association beach. 132' frontage. Ex-
cellent value ot $50,000. ·
675-3000
Watch the Boats Go By
• · .from your picture windows with 1800
oceon view. FH simple lot extending from
11'"' to str•t which assures privocy. 3
bdnn., HI "th• :-expandable flaor plan .
there s a n•co SIU pool. Priced right f
$46 ,500.
675-3000 EYOL 673-0SS4
&O..J.~
2#11 E. COAST HW'I'.
My SIYe lett Receipts!
Sl lt per month covers everythlna. Larae
fenced yard with 12 fruit belriDI lreei.
..........,. .,.tided iD I& out. New water helter.
Gooc1 IU raop. T1tne lorfe bedrvo~n~. eo~
ored ftzturel In bath. Boat a•te to yard. No
qualllyin& I& low down payment. S10,850. Ex· clualn Ultin,.
IIAUTIFUL IAYCRm
Comer, 3 ll.JL, 2 b•th •~eiou• hom e
•eros• from 150,000 homes. flwaer w•ts
e~~~•ller home-.. kin111 141,000.
COII#NfY -
642-2020
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IIAL IITATI
CIDIIOIIA DIL IIAI 'C7141 ~
TUlEI PAll sm:
2S Aoes, le¥el, all utili·
ties in. J\eautiful surround-
ing area In Escondido.
$6,000 ,... ocre.
ARftO
•·• ' oa .. ,.. _._c.o..., __
lJTTl(
lAY FIE
3 'ledr-'-• with 2
~~~ro1111 o,.lwoeftt over .......... ,. ""--111..., Ill•. Coli 673-1 •. ,,.,.., .. ....,._
liiAIUII CHIST
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Coli~
LOLA MONTES and her Spanish Oancers will be In the
cast of the opening opera of the Laguna Beach Festival
of Opera at Irvine '3owl. They will dance In "Carmen,"
which wi II be presented this Friday and Saturday evening,
Aug. 20 and 21. "Pagllacci" will be co-billed with "The
Devil and l)anlel Webs ter" for Aug. 27 and 28, and "!)ie
Fledermaus" will be pres ented Sept. 3 and 4. All perfor-
mances will begin at 8 p.m.
East Bluff Park okayed
91ulf developer, Oeorac \1.
Ho lstein and Ciona, will fi-
nance plana for a 14-acrc
community park in Eaa t
Bluff, ac:cordina to an aaree-
mCftt approved last week by
lbc Newport Beach City
Council.
The pad:. to bo loc ated near
the entry of the Bluffs de-
velopment ncar Eutbluff
Road and Viata Oel Oro, wall
include a baseball field, ter-
raced "lawn seau," parluna.
waltana traala, tot play areas,
alona wath lawns and wade
Ule of native trees.
The land for East Bluff
Park was donated to the caty
by the Irvine Company. The
Holstein oraanauuon will
finance the constNc taon, and
the city wtll reamburae the
developer over a S-year per-
iod (rom the ca ty 'a new con-
atruct.ion CILCIIe taiL.
The Holec.an finn pl-.uaed
lbe park alon1 with Cal ~tc
wart, head of the City Parks,
Be ache a .,d Recreation
r}epL, and \1u. Doreen \tar-
shall of the City Council's
study committee .
\1rs . \1arahall e~plaancd
that bads fo r c ansttucuon
wo uld be recea ved by the ca ty
counci I early an September
and that every effort would
be made to complete the parl
by late thas year.
Beatie fans snitch discs
A pau or recordin& fans
escaped with 4 albums from
Una ver11 ty 1ccords. 3001 F..
Coast llwy .. Corona del \1ar
Fnday. Au a. 1). after sale -
man 1achard Perano aave
chaac but couldn't catch
them.
\.1r. Permo to ld Newport
'leach poltce he was busy
with customers at the time
of the mcadent. lie saad the
2 suspects came an and ask-
e~ where the Beatie records
were. lie saad he then at-
tended co other customers,
but noticed the pair runnina
out or the s tore with the al-
buma.
Amana the record1 , whach
totaled tl 5.!10 an value, were
albums by the 9eatleb, the
1cach 3oys, Sonny and ~cr.
and a 4th unadentafied album.
LAI.E IS TME LOSER
II CAT·DOt Fl•t
A cat and doa fiaht last
week endedupwith thedoa's
owner. Laurae Buckley. 13.
of 1634 \1uamar Dr .• Balboa,
receav1n1 the W(l'lt of the
actaon.
Laurie tried to break up the
bau le. only to have her doa
turn and bate her. Hoaa Hos-
pital officials said it took S
a titchca to c loac the wound
on Laurie's nabt hand.
CONST~UCTION has bqun on classrootns and the youth
cupel for the a:roposed Newpcwt Harbor Seventh~y Ad·
ftfttlst Church at 2n 4vocldo St., CostJ Mesa, u 5tlown
In ttt1s artist's ren•rlng. Comoletlon of the first stt-
••b, Including remodeling of the fe llowship hall 1nd
...... room, 1s expected a., urt, No.tmbet, according
.. ~tv. Harold Flor,.ConstNdlon of tM Nln sanctuary
.. ,, Mtift for about ) 11111, bllt StrYICH Md Melfftt$
' \
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IY lllt'TEW CWEEL Y
Ro .... o? -I wonder if the
rioters and looters of thas
past week 1n Southeast Lo~
Aoaeles could aslt for a small
reward, lake. say, ten dollau
af they were to return the
shoppina carts they used
durina thas &ala when they
stripped the markets before
putona them to the torch.,
S,.ekhtt of Holoconh. -
I recollect J ohn 'Ve llendorf,
my late father-an-law , tellana
of the fint umc they JOt
acrou the Ray to San Fran-
cisco to se e the reau It of
the fare of 1 9~ whach burned
Jown theu boolt store on \1ar-
ket <iuoc t.
The store had been a 3-
story structure wath a cement
basement. fhe basement bad
been u~~ed to s t.ack old maaa-
zanes. The buildtn¥ was com-
pletely destroyed to the e\-
tent that even the nad u~ed
an the buald1n1 were cont.um-
cd 1n the lernfac heat of the
names.
There were 2 or 3 ba 11-h lte
chunks of melted metal whach
were preaumed to have ~en
dtc 2 caah reais ters 1n U\e
etore.
The real pbenomena were
the ~-foot haah stacks of
maa azanes whach were burned
by the fare but were stall an
the same stacks agaanst the
concrete wall, and, althouah
they were reduced to po~ue~
Just, s till held thear ora,lnal
fonn to the de arc c that l'fle
could read the ma,azane''
t.llle. volume number anJ
date of ISSue u pnnteJ on
the spanc of the ma,azanc.
Political Bollowint• -I
really thank that I am a Re-
publican, not so much bf naht
of anhcrJtance , but out of da s-
liaan for so manv democrat!.
who Jo thciT profounJ thank-
JO g w1th a b1g, loud mooth.
Let u' talte the recent aJ
an.J Jeplorablc laJnappang
l)f "lana Chamf)Jl'fl. an admit-
ted 'lemocrat. and ha:o. famah
by the ::! Jespcratc cn manaJ...
JUSt releaseJfrom an Ore&un
Penatcntaary. \1, heart '"
burdened wath sympath' for
tJ\at man. has w1fc . and for
thear rears whach lhev must
have suffered for then 1nf<tnt
anJ r Of each other.
~r. Champa on. IIOWCVCr ,
seemed to have massed the
baste potnt . .:auses anJ
reasons for ham and has fam-
Jiy ha v1na been e" poscJ to
such due Jeopardy such a ~
lax probataonary pre ceJure~.
the law's mass1n1 and fadang
tll recogn aze the v1 c aous
mental altitudes of these
people before releasana them
lO prey upon and to attack a
Jefenseles publac. \tr.
C'hamp1on saad that the real
era me, the one chtnk an our
safety armor wa that these
men were able to go anto a
wilderness hardware store
and buy a nfle'
'lo one but a suet heaJ, or
a person wath a dcdacateJ
putposc to diSann the ""'en-
.:an peo ple, couiJ overlool.
th e fact that if there had
been any lea• latlon to pre-
vent, or to J elay th e~~oe '1\en
an buyana a fareann, they
would nave murdered Ute In-
nocent unsuspecung people
an that hardware store as
sw1ftly as they haJ murdereJ
JUI!t hours before.
The purchase of the ufle~>,
a~o an act of purchue. was
as much a lark to them, as
thcu hav1n1 paad t2 SO fot
aomc sandwacbea )Uil a
Jhort umc before the &Un
transaction.
Why \tr. Champaon chose to
carry his arcat messaae to a
con arc~>sa onal heanna an
Washangton. I can't under-
stand. It 1~ obv1ou s that the
harJwarc propnc ton arc
alavc toJa) because there
wa' no fi),IY Ia~ to c ause
then Jeath~. a law JUSt as
unenforceable a .. the Ia~~~
whach were suppo!>cd to pro-
habJt the cnmanah. from ac-
qumng the JUn s ~111'1 ~hach
they commuted thetr f~rt.t
murder 1n Ore a on.
C'NNON£€ .. T"AifllfiG
COMPL£TE'I IY SOL"'E"
Pvt. Larrv 1. We"lman,
son of \lr. oinJ \tr ... \\alter
R. '\c~t'T'Ian. :!Mf. 'lalmoral.
Co"ta \tesa. ha .. C<lfTll'lleted
aJvanceJ traan1ng a' J .:an -
nonce r a I the \rmy \rtallcn
and \II s .. lie Center, 1'7ort
'\Ill, Okla . :lc was traancJ
an the preparation, looJans
and fmng nf faeld artallcry
auns anJ how1tzcrs. The 11-
Y car-old s old1er entered the
"nny last \1arch and com-
pleted basac uaan1n1 at f=ort
Pollt, La.
are scheduled In the cluSfOOffts and you"' chapel until
that time. ~rchltect on "'' proJect Is Vemon VonPonte of
~lverslde, and Le~o, M•rstllltt of CO$u Meu Is con·
tr•ctor. The Seventh Oay ~dventlst Church Is continuing
to mtet on S.turdiy momlngs In Its formtr ~neWry, at
1262 8roM St., Newport Helgttts, ~fChastd last year by
'" Pty...auttl Congre~tlonal Churc-h of Corona del M.lr •
C oast Hwy . The corr idor route, ent~rely wath1n the City
l1mi ts ot Newoort '3each, enters at left below lblh St.,
through the C1ty CorPOration Yard, c rosses NewPOrt
Heights ancl Cli ff Haven JUSt below 15th St •• s pans the
Upper '3ay oo a hagh level br~dge and reJOins the ':oast
Hwy . a l1 gnment. The route, as shown on the map, goes
past NewPOrt He1ghts Elementary School and NewPOrt
HarbOr Hagh School. and 1s w1th1n a block of ltle HOtace
204 Marine Aft.
Ttl. ~7)-))00
SIIMI bW..d
• zens
tt e ':,ea-
treeNay route 1s expected
H 1gt1way ':omrr1ss •~"
:t. :' 'TieettnQ )f the
For
School-minded
Girls .... who
want to be
Watched ...
$12
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270 Eut 17fl St.
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PLAY OPENS
TONIGHT
llea•nn ina today, Aua. 19,
tho South Coaa t Repertory
or NOW !'Oft :~each wi II pre-
sent a arecaai 'S--week run of
Jean Anouilh's comedy.
"Rina Round Ole \1oon ."
Tho rlay wi II be staaed
fhursdayt. throuah Sundays
at 8:30 r .nl. throuah the last
week of Se!ltember. Tlu:
thcath~ as located at 2815
Villa Way in ~ewport Beach .
rcutureJ 1n the cast a rc
\1artha \1crarland, •ienevu:ve
\iun ay, David \1. Emmes,
rnanaa1na dtrector of the
company ; Jeanne l)evane ,
wife of C\CR's reS ident de-
s ianer, \1i chael Oev1ne ; Jlope
Alexander, orman l oOdfre y.
Jerry lloffrnan, Francesca
L'llotr , heda <•oldes, John
A. Oav1s and Lee Cunn•na·
ham.
). f)o,.,u ,. .• ,,..,,., C.L.U.
L.IFE IN SURANCE PLA NNIN G
F"OR THE
FAMIL.Y BUSINESS
ESTA TE FMPLOY EC:
THE CO~NECTICUT ~TUAL
LIFE I~SURA~CE COt.tPANY
1617 WESTCLI FF DR .
SUI TE 205
NEWPORT BE ACH, CAll F.
6~2-0655
THC: C~~AOI~N maple leaf flag is being Ptesented to
'Jick Smith, at left, vice-P,esident of the Corona del Mar
Kiwanis Clu b, by a visiting Kiwanian, Jack Ewen, mem-
ber of the Ki wanis Club of New Westmins ter, 1ritish
Columbia, Canada . 1ob '3artholomew. president of the
local club, says the new flag wiH be displayed alongside
Old Glory in recognition of the many loyal Ki wanis Clubs
in C1111ada .
UCI Youth Events Planned
Three Town and Oown par-
taes have been arranaed for
late Auaus t an d early Sep-
tember.
The purpose set fo:th by
the Town and Gown Youth
C0tm1i ttee IS to acqua1nt the
children from the LCI fam-
ilies w1th the young peorle
m the area. prov1d1n1 an OJ'-
portunaty to coordmate actt ·
valles , and hoste srng get
acquainted partaes for .til
age groups.
fhe planntng '>C&tolon fnr
f1n al arrangements wa " held
an the home ,,f \1rs . J .'N .
Peltason, ceH:ha1 rman. ::!~01
Hamboo <\ve., East Hluff
fown and Gown member at·
Saturday, Sept. 11 , at La
Bonne V1e condom1nium for
badminton. s wtmming , pttch
'n putt, volleyball and bar-
be cue. \Irs. John Sparling,
\Irs. F.S. Rowlan d and \1rs.
Fred Tonge wtl l sh are the
hostess honors for this !)arty .
TEACHER LOSES BIKe
( o'ta '.le .,a lhgh School
tc:a~.-he r lnhn Pru:llard. Ill ~
.11~.-hac:l PI cwport l leq~hts.
reported h1~ ~ll-1 nch "~ling
,(,1\" hll \de .,ll,lcn 1 .. " I
~o~occl lr•~· lllC' ... ~~ l'lllntt pool
area .tt c:" l"•rt Lu b<•r 1l1gh
~h.wl ~tut.: h.: '.I' '""•m-
mn g.
LEGAL MOTIC E
tendang the mee ung were ------------
\lmes. Peter Harrell, \-1errtl I \(I rJO fH 1111 'I H., '" U
Butler Jr .. Rtchard Clucas . fill <·•I '0 · 11H 1
On "OJCD"I :!7. I Qf, • •• "' .. 1,.~"" J uhan Fe ldman , \lanhall o'dc,k \\1 ~.r-.t ""'"rtren
!louts, Carl \leasser, F S. loll,. ln .. urltll<,. ,\ lru.,1 <.om· Rowland, Fred fonae. and panv, a!'t lrtHU,.,., or ... nPC't''"or George P. ?;ebal. youth com· troal"" or ~<uh""'"'"rl tru .. 1,.,..,
mtttee c<rcharrman . hv thf' ~'""••n n,..,..d of lru8t
Parttelo planned are as ,..,.rut,..d hv Rorh•r•l 11. Ric"
follows: lfa<i o\udrf'v Ill . n.c ... hus hand
Girls , ages 10 and 11 , on •d ,.,,,..and rf'rnrd .. d n,.r,.mhn
Saturday. <\ug. 28 . at the 1, 1961 io 'look 111127 , Pa~r" 23A
home of \tr s. Ra chard Clucas, or OU ictal H .. r ordtt or Oranj!C
4403 Seashore Drive. Wett l.ouoty, l.aldofllt• and per•o•nt
Newport, With \iu. Juhan 10 th•l c:crt•tn \otirf' of n ...
Feldman 81 c~osteu . leah •d F'Jf'rlioo to aell therf'·
O d 1l under ,,.cord .. rl "pril 2 I. 19fi'\ '" Boys , ages 1 an • on Rook 74QO, p., .. lA:! or OH" ••I
Sab.J rday · <\ug. 18. 10 the Rf'<"Otd" nf Or•n~t" roun•"· ""I
l:iay Shores home t">f \Irs uart .. r •nd pu ,...u•a1 '" ... 1111 n,.,.d
\1errlll Butle r Jr.. v.tth \tr s of fr11,.1 .,,.JI .,1 "''''I" •n•tonn
Peter Uarrett as co4lostess. for , . ..,h. lewlul mon•·.-of lhr
Juntor tl1gh , aaes 12 and I nll.,,f -;,.,,. .. nf \ n•·r11 " "'
13 , both boys and &IriS , 00 lh" ,.,..,1 "Dirilnro• tn Ill., !Iran~.,
CALL
ORIOLE
5-0310
t.r ••eft
cl ....... , ... 4
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We pick up
111d deliver.
VALET ., .•..
( nunlv loti,. I o"'~-"'"' louol<lon oc
lo<'•t,.<f •• thf' "'""'h"""' "'""' or • olth •n•l ""'" ..,,,.... .. , .. 10 lhf'
C'otY or <;1101• \nH, ( .. 1oforn111 ,
•II 1h•t rt11h1 11tl" •n•l onl"r""' COOYf'Yf'<f 10 11011 nnw h,.ld h> II
untl..,. .... ,ti 1),.,.,1 of I ru"t on th.,
propo"rl y .. 11uo1,.d on .... ,n l'uun·
ty •otl ..,, .. 1,. .t .. ~rrohf'ol .....
l.ot" 12 , ll, 14. I '• ""<I lfl on
bloc k 10 or llaiJ.oo I fltrt, A!'l
po"r \4e p lhf'rf'of r,.cor.t .. n to
lloolt 4 p•ll:" I I ol \1 isr f'lla·
of'OII!'I \4aptt. Rc C"ordl'l of "•td
Or•nl(f' County.
Ce&l oa s .. , .. •
L CIOAIT IIIWAT .. COM)IIA Da. IIU
PARC:F'L 2· Th•t po111oo of
lllocll n or thf' ll•lboe fr•C"t.
ID th f> <'lly of 'llf'Wpot"t llf'8rh,
cnooty of Oren,rf', stall' of
l.aliiOtnt•, •• 11hown oo • ma p
thf'rf'of r,.corllf'd 10 boo lr. 4,
fMIII" I I. \4 tllcf'1Jen,.oas "•poo.
r,.c:ord" ol •••d (),.a~ Coaotv.
llf's<"rt b,.d u lollow•"
l.omm<'ocoo~~: •t mo111 ,..,.terly
rorn,.r ol A8td 1\loC"lr. n, thf'DC<'
soolhw,.,.l,.rly •looa thf' "oath·
,.. ,.,,.rJy I iof' ol aatd riJO(' lr. n
•nd 1111 8oathwf'etf'rlv prolon·
j~IIIIOO to 80 IOICfJU!CIIOD with
• lonf' lytofit eoothwe81erly or.
psr•llel to and distant 55.00
f,.,.,, ..,,..,.arf'd at rtl{ht •o11lea
from thf' northeuterly Jiof' of
aa id Rlock n: thn ce north·
Wf'IH,.rly •loofit .. id parallel
line, • ti istaace or I :l!"l.OO
fef't , more or leas, to eo in·
,,.,.,.rltoo with the s outh·
wut,.rly prolonf!llt loa of the
northwesterly line of Lot I 2,
qJo<"k I 0 ol .. Jd A albae Trect,
lhf'D C'f' aonheeAt<'rly a loo~~:
•• id aouthweeterly proloo11•·
ARTS u•1• -IAUOI
ALL DAY IOAT .. ,RONTIIR• -5 A.M. DAILY
"" DAy IOAT HNfW,OITW -' A.M. ANO 12:15 ,.M.
PHONE 675.0550
. PACIRC SPORTFISHING ,.,.. •' L•"• .. eel! ~-'11 ~tr t tf Le"l eucl! -,.., ... W ltl! ~ .... -... 1'1 H ING NOW 1111•0 HOT
All DAY _,ATS (IS&AHOS)
HAll DAY IOATI (LOCN.)
••tUN DOWN" II'.CIAI. S·a II',M, • 11 II'.M.
l""rvct I • 1-· H·M-11 I ·II'J
11011 10 an iate,.ec:tloo with
thfl alot"emeotioaed aorth·
uaterly liar of lllock n;
theace eoetkeaaterly aloa11
aeld oordleMttJrly line, •
dieteece of 135.00 feet, IIIOfe
at Ieee, to the polat of ~
slul•«· ~ld •• &e will be ••de wlt.hoal
eo•n•t Olf we'"aty, eapnaa
« hwpllad, • te tile title, ..,_.
Maalaa « eac••lw•ce• to
utt.fy the re111abl&.t priacl.-1
""' dwe oe the aota aacwred by
.. ld O..cl of Trwe t to wit :
1342,.0.8.5 wltJI lata,...t there-
• fro"' rlacellllte" I, 1964 ••
pro•ldecl &. ••ld aote ~dler
wltJI J..•, char,... •d eapaaMa
., tile ,.,.. ........ ••ell --.... -... , ..... be•• ....
••oed tty tlte oWMf ~ lleld• ., • .u ................ t •••
., .. w.4 te ••W n..d ef Trw&.
"-4• A..-tt. ••s ...... c.-a ~ .........
POUCE BLOTTER
..... , ..... '
A bicycle ridden by Paul
(}allant, 424St. Andrewa Rd .,
Cliff llaven, a truck a vehic le
driven by reny Alan Thomp-
son, 390 La Canada Way.,
Coata \1eaa, aa it was pull ina
out of ~ewport !:leach City
II all parkin a lot at Fin ley
1\ve. and Newport Jllvd. an
~cwport; Paul suffered minor
lacera tions on h11 left foot
... Winston Georae Galusha,
18 , of 106~ Colhns <\ve .•
1a I boa Is land, was arrested
valued at Ill .. Pat WilUam•.
407 Snua Harbor Rd ., Clirr
Haven, reported ber 20-ind\
bicycle taken from in front ~
320 W. Coast Hwy., Newport
... Alma Pitta, 116 31th St.,
Weal Newport, told police a
SlO fiahina reel wu taken
from the patio ... John Cotca,
2109 Irvine A¥c., laycres t,
said someone walked off
with his wallet, which was
httJden in his clothina on the
beach whi le he was swimmina
at 'ljewport l}unea ... Landa
Procter, 1 02511 W. Ba I boa
d lvd ., .\alboa, called police
to report a prowler lookina rn
wmdows and rattlina doors
a t 12 :30 a.m.
ed a van-like truck up near
hie tool-laden truck at S a .m ••
but left when they aaw him
uandina in the window •••
Joann \4acy, 1200 '1/. 'lalboe
'llvd., l)alboa, reported her
bicycle uolen from the un·
locked aaraac dw ina the
niaht. .. Thomaa Johnaton ,
1980 <\naheim Ave., Coua
\1eaa, said hit 26-tnch racina
bi cyc le wu taken from near
(Continued on Paae 3)
on a charge of poaseu10n
of alcohol by a m1nor at Sa~
phire and JJalboa Aves. on
Ra lboa Island at 11 :36 p.m.
. . .Irene Caaey, 319 Vra
Ltdo Soud, L1do Isle. said
her 20-•ncu "Stina Ray"
btcycle was stolen from 1n
froot of 3345 'll ewport Hlvd.,
~ewport ; the btke waa valued
at S3 0 ... Conrad \1athews,
JOO 22nd St .• Newport, re-
ported h11 S40 bacycle stolen
from the b1ke ra.ck at the
38th St. playground. . . Vu-
ginia Whitehouse . 517 \ian-
gold Ave., Corona del \1ar .
told poll ee ·someooe walked
off W1th her SlO skateboard,
wh ich haJ been on the front
law n . . .J can 'Jatley. 11 84
RutlanJ Rd .. Apt. :!, Wes t-
c liff, sa1d the spare ttre wa s
taken from her I %2 Volks·
wa gen. the lire and u m were
Tuucloy, Aug . 10
Lmda Ann ~ocheleau , 112
W. Coast lwy .• Space A-J,
ewport, was arrested at
-4:30 a.m. on a charae of
carrym3 a concealed weapon
... Larry •lalderman , 11 , of
1731 \1irarnar Or ., Jlalboa,
re ported hi a U O ''Stina Ray "
b1cycle s tolen .. .J ohn Stan-
da~e . 422 Ahso Ave., ~ew
port llei"'ts, sa1d 3 11uarts
of mtlk were taken from the
front porch after the milkman
had delivered them ... Robert
Corcoran, 31 .:alboa Coves ,
re ported a S7 beach float
mtss1ng from the pr ivate:
beach area. . Larry noty ,
3:!33 droat..l St ., ~ewport
.leaghts, saad 2 persons pull-
Southern California Edison
attracts inventive people.
Why not?
Look whose name we're using.
Thomu EdOOf\ is a leaend beawe he had a .. bfeak.throughh
mind. O ur 9.700 specialists work for you in his traditton.
They"re not content with brinaina you today's abundant low-cost
power. They're planning way beyond che year 2000-
reachina ahead to make miracles a commonplace part of your.
life in the future.
Souchern California Edison can'c help atcracring such people.
AJ one of America's leading investor-owned electric
urility companies, we offer a direct challenge to people
with "brcak·throuahh minds.
These arc the types of men and women whose individuol efforu
have been responsible for che remarhbic proaresa of America's
investor-owned ucility induacry, here and acrou the nation.
Just look ac the picture of America·· power produce ion,
projected to the year 2000.
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With only 6 percent ot the world's population, the United States
,encrata ~chan 37 ptf\.'CIM ollhe wcwlcrs electricity.
U.S. ~Cion in one ,car c~ the~ output ol the
nc1111~ councria-ud ... al__. dnc t'-daM ollt..aa.
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IE A GOOD MEIGHIOR
If yw are a new comer, or
kno• of a newcomer to
the Harbor Area who hu
not been welcomed, do
her a fnOJ by caJ lin& the
Harbor Vi1itor between
8 and 10 a.m., and ahe
M II call on your fri end
wh.b Yalu&blo inform.a ei•
..,d alfu from friendly
bulincu firm• which
uand rudy to help her
become acquainted with
her ne• lurroundin&•·
THE HA.RIOR VI$1TOR
pt.ono: HY 4-t161
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Barnett-Ross wedding
vows are solemnized
Tnc lhroor Auemoly of
~JOJ Church in t:os ta \ie ••
wu Ule acttina (or the late
July wcddina or \tin Helen
Kathryn 1amctt, dau&htcr d
\k and Mrs . James Samcu
of .\rkaruu. and nanny f)can
'":.ou, son of \ir. ani.! \tn.
o\rthur 'lou of lit. John,
Wuhinaton.
Both the bride and JfOOffi
have been livina in the :brbar
Area. The aroom 11 a recent
pa..Watc of ~th.:rn CalifOJ·
nta Collcae in Costa \ku.
\ti1 1 Barnett 11 an undcrara·
duatc .
The ceremony wa1 con·
~ctcd July 23rd by the 'lev.
J oseph Truck 1. The bride
was !Ji,.cn tn marnaac b)l r>r .
'tichaN Pyle of the Back
3ay. \tiu Oleryl Oc. Witt,
G Coa&a Meaa, ••• mai'd
o( honot, and Mrs. Marlin
Hinu of Hunlinaton Bes ch
served 11 ortdcamaid.
!ttchard ~ilon attended
lite aroom u best man. U•h-
cn were Ckn Bud anJ Wayne
nu Floue.
The Dridc wore an tvory
utin aown with embroidereJ
llllle overlay . Her 1ilk il-
lu•i on veil ••• held with a
crown of pe ar\1 and u:quin1.
~e carried white orchid•
1urrounded by pink ro1ebud1
and white feathered carna-
oont.
.4. reception was held in the
church parl on . The bnde'•
parenu were unable to attend,
but both Mr. and \h•. Q:ou
were pre1en1. The aroom'•
aistcr, \i1 u ~\andy 'tou,
also came from Wa1h1n1ton
for tne weddina.
The youn a couple Will re •
mam m the ~thland becau1e
the aroom w1\l attend Fuller·
tOfl e<;tate Colleae tl11 • fall.
ME• COURSE T A.JtEM
Suun S..lcedo, 120 \iarine
An., tllllboe fslud, hu ,...
cei.-ed a certificate ol
achievement at Oran&t:Cout
Collcae after compleuna the
colleae'• fint lur&ical tech-
nician proaram. rbc 20-eck
coune wa t founded under the
manpowe r development uam-
•nl act.
€XtRc\ Sc\VJn(jS PROt€CtiOO
At Laguna Federal your savings get tnple proteclton. Manage'ment has estab-
l•shed and mainta.med a sound, conservative loan policy as well as a high reserve
posllion ... a must'" our association. The result ... Reserves and Surplus Funds
total10.6% of depos1ts ... almost JO/o more than the national average of savln~s &
loan institutlons ... And savings are tnsured up to $10,(0) by the Federal Sa~ngs
& Loan Insurance Corporation ... Three good re&sons to treasure your sav1ngs
at Laguna Feder&! Savings.
a··~ ee.t.CM, ~lA • 260 OCEAN AVENUE • nLE~•• HY 4oo7!WI
IIAN CUMIINT •• AANCH o 801 N . E.L CAMINO RE.AL. • TE.L.EPHONE1 HY 2·lt05
u•"'t.il,lllll!-~NCH • MOf'&AI'tCH .-.v ~ • fOto4CJH&J •M-12010" .-.ae.o
TIIURSIJAY , AUG. I!, IllS
OOROIIA D£L liAR, CAlif.
DIVU 8UUI L EG Orco Co.
POLICE BLOITER
Llut. Debra Loraine \4c-
Rae, ll , of I SOl Dover Or .,
Weucliff, aurfered a broken
lea Thuraday, .\ua. 12 , whi \e
jumpina oe the divin& board
in the family pool.
IU1LDING JLOCD -ALL SI7D -ALL T'fi'D
T ' Jtl I J..__, ...
(Ccxuioued frcwn paae l)
lbe Newport Pier in Central
Newport ... Vera l..t'ona , 110
Marauerite fue., Corona del
Mar, reported 2 women· a
awim•uitl taken from a
clolb uline durina the ni&ht;
the suits were valued at 1)9.
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Paul lbmachcr Seckler Jr.,
49 , of 398 Flower St., Co1ta
\feu, was ann ted on a dtunk
drivina charae at 1928 E:.
Coelt Hwy ., Corona del Mar ,
at lO:SS p.m ... Vi ctor Wil-
lon, 462S W. Coast Hwy .,
West Newport, uid ISO in
cuh wu taken from a locked
cuh bo• ... GcOJ&c Pryor,
19)6 Tere•ita Ln ., Harbor
lliattlands , reported 20 aal-
lon• of ps taken from hi•
vehicle durin a the ni&ht: the
P I wu valued at $7 ...
John Crutchfield, 207 4ht
St., West Newport, said hi•
.160 s ur£board wu taken hom
the unlocked aanac ... Wil-
liam 'lall, 606 Poinsettia
Ave ., Corona del \1ar, told
police the tool kit aad a~re
tire, valued at t60:1S , .-ere
taken hom his 196S Volks-
wapn camper bua ... \4n .
Robert Krame r, 1228 W.
Ocean Front, Balboa, report-
ed lh e th eh ot a airl'a 20--
incb bicycle, which wu left
on lh e tidewalk ... Robert
Mauball, 424 Belwe Ln .•
aaid a n radio •peaker bad
been remond from bi1 un-
locked vehicle durin& the
niJht.
Tlutn4.,, Av,. 12
Ooaald Myron Kcatina , 41,
o( 2110 Harhor BIYd., Coata
\4eaa, wu anutod on a ~har
p o{ intoaieation io auto io
the Richard•, Lido parkin&
lot at 1:2S p.m ... Louise
Curti I, SlOO Seashore Dr .,
\hat Newport, reported the
lheh of a 140 ear cOY er; 1be
told police the "~Mitten"
wa• taken d&lfina tbc ni&ht
... Rill White, 101 Edae-
wat« .\ve., Balboa, aaid be
tried to atart bi1 car on ly to
find aomeone had taken the
battery .
• .
UF"EGU ARD Ed qradbury , at l eft and Lifeguard Lt. Don
9um s put up the oHicial City of Newport 9each flaq for
th e dedication of th e new lifeguard headQu arters nea r
Newport Pier Tuesday , Aug. 10. A.s the Cinnon ulute
wa s fired, Mayor Pau l Gruber declared the building otfi-
cl•lly dedic:•ted. Chief 9ob Reed recalled the beginning
of th e lifeguard service back In lcr.?l and tll'l)fessed thanks
to all who had made the new facilitfes ooss lble. !Enstgn
photo l
AI~ FnCE ~"n1•
G~UUATn IT UIQOLPH
Captain icorae L. \ictchell,
son ur G.L (ictche ll. I )7b
Shannon l.n .. Coua \le u .
hu been araduated from the
the U.S. A1r FOJce 1nsuument
Instructor school at Randolph
AFH, lu.u .
The Au Force Pilot. nou.
ttaaned at an · Instrument
1n1truct0f and fl•aht eu-
mtner fo r mult•~n11ne Jets .
11 returnma to 'lrlellu AFH.
'ole¥. tie u a me mber of the
Tac ti ca l .\11 COol'mll and wh•ch
provides combat rceonna•i·
1ance. aerial fare power and
auault a ~rhh for U.S. Arm\
force I .
lEU SOL!ME'IS Ullll
EARLY PR .. T1011
David Leonard and Jame ~
Oendinaer of Costa \k n
rcceiYcd early promoooru to
.\nny pay aradc private E-~
follo•ina Jucce•dul com·
pletion of buic combat
trainin& at Fort Polt., La.
They boil entered the Arm)'
in May.
Oarid Leonard, 21, aon of
Mr. and Mn. William P . Leo·
u:rd , 2214 A.'llllon St .• is a
1962 paduate or Co1ta Mesa
Hi p S<:hool •d attended
Omnac Coa•t Collcac.
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IN
SAVE A BUNDLE ON IMPORT COSTS
Chid Iverson's European Delivery Pl.,
is eosy or-d c.on sove you hundreds of
d ollors. Order your cor thfough Iverson
ond. pre~ To your cor will be wo it i r~g for
you w~en yov orr;ve in Europe. Ju~t tell
~•ITl where you wo n1 it deli vered :
FrMce, l t~t y Great Brit~in. lrelond
Germaf"ly Denrrar~ Belgium Switze r-
IMd or The Ne ther lands C hid l ver~on
hMdle~ everyth,ng purch~se delivery
insuron ce lic.ens•rg-the works . Tour
Europe ·n your ::>..,.. ... cor ond ~ove im-
oort your own c.a· ~nd ~ove Ch,d lver
~on ·~ you• o nly out ho nzed VW deoler
;n the Hdrbor or ea and con de':ver your
VW comp1etely e<Jv •poed to P mer1c on
soec f c ~h ons Co I for free te•a'u•e
a no ',.formor•or
NlWI'OI:t llVO. At 22nd Sf. • NlWPOet
IIAL&OA NNtNWUl
1970HAIIOI: IOULfVAID•COStA MUA
"'14
P . 5 . CH!CK I VE~SON IS A LSO THE ONLV A UT H O RIZED OE A l.ER FOR f"ORSCHf
I N l,.,£ N £WP0 QT ,_,AQBQ R ·~£A
what's new 1n Newpo rt Beach
this summer/
B. D. Howes and Son
Jlmu Dcndinaer. 21, ton
of Mr. and Mr•-Elmer C.
OeDdlna«. lit E. llnd ~t-,
ia a 1%1 p adu.ate or Harbor
Hi ah School .nd attendeJ
Loaa Beach Sta te Colleae.
ll!IOIIT.aiC ITAFF
-TIIIITUS•.••
Wt>'ve no" opened our "'-'" 'ltHf' oil \.a lh \ •.l lnln ' lht' nt•\o\ In( .lln)n m,ll-t•'
readtly .av.ul.able to vou d mo~t comn/('lt• <.t'l('l 11on 111 fmt-Jewelry. IH"I'I(··
pte<"f'S, s1IVN . chm• c1nd nvstaltn Or.mg(' ( ounrv \'ou II rt'H'IVP, 100 thf'
s.~me r•mous person.al ~rvtct" th.Jt ha' hf•t•n \UI h .1 lon~·\t <1nd1n~
Howes tr.adrhon Vi!>rt u~ soon .and fmd out ror vour~h wh.at .1
SeY•t.een charitable aacn-
cies in Oranac ud Loa An·
pl .. coulie• ban juat re-
coiYed a tolal ortl6,56S COll·
lrit.Md br etnployec• ol
All ilc:o 4 ercwuatr0flic in ,'lew-
port 'teach cbarlna the quarter
a.clina J,.. JO.
na COll lriktlon1 include
tl,S4l to aa Coata \leaa
U.i~ F•d. tt.SM to ae
NeWpOrt 8oec:h Unhed Fued,
t ).l ll to IIIII c.,.ty dlaJ*r
el Am.;e. .. tled Qou.
ftnt> Jewelry firm IS lrke. Re-member, too, wh.atevt-r you purcho'l'l('
I tO m Howes need not be e'<pE'nSIVf' to be pr~crl«"s~>
B. D. HOWES and SON
FINE JEWELER t"OR THREE GENER.A110N
)416 VIA UOO, N(Wf()et llACHih•~IP'....,._I,.......,.Ik• '\ ,,.,_. ......
Angling derby prizes told
" weekend !Of two a t Lake
Hava tu City '" A.ri&ona will be top pnzo ia Uae ftra& an-
nual Newport !lath« sport•
1\ahtna derby to a1d the Or-
anae County uociatioo for
"\e larded au lclfen.
1\ept. 2h is the date and
th ere w1 1l be only 300 uclteu
s old a t tlO each. accord1n1
t(' lo epb Catanich of Santa
-\na and Oick Weeks of Bal-
boa, co-chairmen. Art's Land·
101 in 3alboa and Davey's
Lockllr 1n "'ewpott Beach are
donallnlt 6 sportfiShln& boats .
each capable ot canyina 50
analOTa. for the der by.
r,arcia-Conolon will ain
one of their (inc rods u4
reels to the analer c:atchina
the taraest fiah on each boet.
Larsest fish causht durina
the one-day derby wilt wl"
the trip to Laltc Havuu City.
~eaervations arc to bo
made at Art's Landins. 503
F.dsewater, 'Jalbo& {Tele-
phone 714 ORiole 5-0SSO). or
')avey's Locker, 632 31st
St., Newport Beach (Te to-
phone O~iole 3-1~34).
Pre-school plans made
fhe C1 ty of :-Jewport Beach
Department of Parks, Bea-
ches and Recreation w1ll at-
tempt ''' m gan1ze a recrea-
tion f'rO&ram for pre-chool
&¥e chtldren th1 s fall. The
program 1s sc heduled to be
offered each mornmg of the
week. \oionday throuah Friday.
w1th the hours to be a pproxt-
mately 9 a .m. to l2 noon at
the play apparatus area on
\1anneu Parle .
Normally the activity w11l
1nc lude crafts, story t1me,
free play. refre shments and
res t time. ~thers of the
children 1n the program will
be required to participate
at least one day each week
per child they have enro lled.
1\ fee of ss is accepted eacb
10-week s ession the propam
IS offered. The children's
age limit IS 3 to 5 years.
"ECO"Il lT 'tlCHtS;
~t~CUE' TOTAL II
"'ewport 'lea ch lifc,uards
handled a crowd of 20'i,OOO
persons on local beaches
over the weekend, repon ing
only 30 rescues. The crowd
matched the weekend of ~UJ.
7-l! as the largest of the sum-
rner.
"later temperature reached
the 1~egree mark both Jays.
L ifeguards were called on
1 c;q first aid c as e~:>,
Swiss Chalet
"l FlMI LY RESTlURl HT"
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Qe rma n Swiss Now seRv·~·N~~~
American WIN
If u~t~ers cllnitul -'iC'IIrtitzel ~
II Urt f,OTWrt Goulash -
( 1 Bille. N..,.. of AKh•• Oft old l'h""l>lrt R -d)
414 lle.,.rt lt •. , IJ. &41-5313
YOUR HOST AHO HOSTESS
Ed and NorMa Gundry
-BE H IN D T ~E PORT TH EATRE -
'~out lwU 01J llt8 ~~
ENTERT AINMENT NIGHTL Y
f \ /UI (}( R F l:CE.l.U \TIT 4U n Cl/SI"v£-
'r t Hin/,..; 4\/J OTI/fl< (,(}£ fnt£T '\P E.C/4LTIE.S ...
HOW FElTURIHG COCKTAIL HOURS 5.7 P.M.
L UNCHEON FASHION SHOW EVERY THURS.
1Ul I . COAST HWY ., IE"POIIT lEACH I .. IUl
2400 W Co.o.aT H tOHW ... V·
NtfW11'0 WT e~U>CH. CAI-1,...
. ' lrvtnos
mE WORLD'S ~T
P1ZZA
AA LASAGNA ';tiiut t6 r Sandwich•
509 W. 19th. in the Mesa
Plaza Sboppinq Center,
Phone
646-8866
<(J~tee COe~iVell~
PillE 141~7
From The POLICE BLOTTER
n .... -, ..... 12
SWISS CHALET proprietors Jerry and Kate Prosek pic-
tured in the dinin g room of their del ightful restaurant just
two blocks north of the arches on old Newport Rd. where
they serve traditional German and Swiss style food.
'Aicbael Hom, 639 Cameo
HiJblaodt Ot., Cameo ltisb-
laods, taid someone bad
aaken hit t\00 turfboard,
uaed 1t. and brouaht it back
in a da.maaod c:ondi tion •..
Police received a call or
disturbance or the peace with
loud music a nd vo1ces at
117 28th 'it., West Newport,
" 11 :45 p.m.. . .Jan Lee
Vail, 201 Crystal ._ve .• Sal-
boa lsland, repon ed S4.50 in
c:tt ange removed from a glass
ashtray tn the bedroom ...
Anne Lang, 404 40th <;t.,
West Newport, said her 26·
inch rac1ng bicycle was ta-
ken from the public park at
39th St. and \iarcus Ave. in
West Newport ... John Cal-
lender, 544 Via Lido Nord.
Ltdo Is le, told police his 27-
inch racina bicycle, valued
at S60 .27, was stolen from
the rear of 3443 Via Lido in
the Lido Shops Area.
Galley
Cruisin'
At the <;wiss Chalet. loca-
ted at ~14 ~ewport Blvd.,
two blocks north of the
arches. you'll find your host
Jerry Prosek atored m Le-
derhosen while h1s wife
IS usually dres ed 10 her
nauve ~ustnan costume .
These two fnendly and charm-
mg fo lks present to the1r
guests a \1enu, which while
llsung the usual American
d1 shes runn1ng the gamut from
hot roast beef andw1ches to
top Slflom s teak. specializes
1n real ''old country" l.er-
man and ~w1s s cook1ng.
One of our favorites IS
Jerry's o ngmal W1eoer <\ch-
nltzel. fre sh s l1 ced veal
steaks dipred 10 beaten eggs
and dredged 1n hom e made
bread crumb s and pan fneJ
to a solden brown. This s teak
IS then covered w1th a l1ght
cream sauce n avored with
dry 'iherry wtne, and served
wtth sauerkraut. Thl5 enuee
ia a ccompanied with soup or
alad, w1th chotec of dress-
'"' and topped off wtth the
<;wiS S Chalet's verv own
Apple ~trude l. The rn cc ri
tb1 s complete meal 1s S2 .7'~.
Jerry a s one of h1s ltght
and deltght!ul <;wtss Fondus
woo ld make a mosc sau sfy-
IOg meal no these v.arm sum-
mer even1ngs. Th1s dtsh ts
Pf epared w1th Imported SwiSS
cheese whi ch is fiut anted
then melted: dty win e and
~X~re cherry juice are added
to aive the Fondu it s deli-
cious and delicate navor.
After the sauce IIi prepared,
imported ham is added. nus
IS then served tn a bowl a c-
companied wtlb cubed home
made French btcad which
you d1p 1nto the Fondu.
The Proseks first came to
the L'n1ted States 1n IQS8
when Jerry became e'l:ecutiVC
chef at the International ~It
port 1n ~an Franc1sco. lie
then opened a restaurant 1n
Pomona, and fifteen months
ago came to Sewport ·~ac h
where he opened h1 s J eltght-
ful c:;wiss style restaurant.
The cheerful old countrv
Jecor in the Jm1ng room wiil
surely delight you, and add
to your enJoyment of the
he arty l.erman and <;w1 s
cooking.
The Proseks have recently
Wded a fine and comprehen-
Sive wtne ltst so that you
m1ght further enJoy dinmg
tt ere. It lists apent1f and
J e,.,ert wmes. red. rose and
wtu te J1nner w1nes. and also
tncludes Champacne and
:.parlthna wtnes. The list
also features Vencom Ch erry
w1ne from Oenmark , and ~lt
ter Brau Seer on dtaft from
"~rmany.
Babcock reports gains
Rabcock E le ctronics Cor-
poration. CoSla \1esa. re-
COfded sales of S\2,281.545
for the fiscal year ended
\iay 31. ~\Jet 1ncrease wu
S366,923, or ~4 cents per
share, Including cap1ta l
saint of 17 cents per share.
based on an average of 840.·
256 ahares outatandms dur-
•na the year.
Th11 compared with sales
of 111 ,906.818 and a net lou
of S 1.1 57 ,363. or s 1.36 per
share. based on 8S0,681
shares outstandina at \1ay
ll . 1964.
In hu annual me uase to
shareholders. Company Pte-
lldent \ioody Reaancon sta-
ted a rewm to profl table
operations, coupled with the
sale of excesa properties
and improvement in working
ca p1 tal management . made
possible th e retirement of
s4.200,000 ahort and Ions
term debt ouutandins at the
bea1nnins of the fiscal year .
He sa1d that durina fiacal
1965. liabcock a lao reac-
quued 90,000 sbares o f Ill
cap~t.al atock from the estate
ci the late Ferria \1. Smith
w1thout Impairment of the
company's caah poaiu on.
Babcock IS a leader 1n the
field of desicn and manu-
facture of elecuontc remo te
control systems and acorins
devices uaed 10 tho opera-
u on of unmanned military
aucraft and m1sslle1 and a
leadtna manufacturer of hi &h-
tehabiltty elecuomec:ban1cal
components.
A Sl,OOO CHJ:CK from the Pttllco Fund Is cruented by
John 8. Lawson, left, vice-puldent and general manager
of Ptlllco AerottUt.ronlc, to John Vlbert, chllrNn of tttt
bus1ntss and Industry coc'lunl ttu of the o;ange COUftty
Phllhamtonlc Society. The contribution wUI go tOIIfard tht
Soclet•'s coMlftuM" fund to bt1ng outst.Mdlnt music to
Orante COUftty.
Frldoy, l •t · 13
Suzann Lamb, 515 \targuer-
ite Ave., Corona del \1ar, re-
ported a ~owler looking in a
wtndow at 11:1~ p.m ... NOf-
ma Souder, £,31 Irvine Ave.,
Newport Hei"1U. told police
3 youngsters threw rocks at
4 windows at Newport Har-
bor'tiah 'ichool; poli ce found
all4 windo wa broken .•. H.O.
Parker, 4Ci49 Briahton ~d.,
Cameo %ores, ca Ued at
2:l0 a .m. to report someone
nngins his doorbell and then
leavtn& when be went to ana-
wer 1t ... Fred P aris, 619~
Begonia Ave., Corona del
\1ar, turned 1n a set of 3
key1 b e found on the side-
walk 10 front of 401 Bes onia
.. ve ... Karl 8ooa wiu. 1001
W. Bay Ave., 3alboa, said a
leather suitcase, valued a t n s. and sheet music. valued
a t 110, were taken from his
unlocked vehicle while it
was parked in a parkina lot
at 32nd St. and ~ewport
11vd. 1n ~ewpott ... Police
rece1ved a call complainina
of loud music and talkins
1iwng the n1aht in an apart-
ment at 92.5 E. Balboa Blvd.,
~lboa. . .J ohn \1urphy of
\1urphy's T euco, ~00 E.
3 alboa Blvd., reported a pro-
jecti le thrown throuah 2 win-
dowa of the station: damasc
wu liaccd ar s20 ... Oavid
Haciien, 502 31st 'it., West
'lewpon, sa1d a leather case,
m11cellaoeous
papan. waa takte f.oa Ilia
locltecl vehicle cSoriaa •• niJht~ lou wat eat1mated at tn.so. . .BiiJ&bedl Wriatu.
141~ W. Bay Ave., Cen·
u al Newport. called to report
a penon c limt»n a over the
back fence at 1:30 a .m ...
Jamea Brown, 2•21 \1araaret
{lt., Sewport HoiJbta, aaid
aomeone had entered Ilia
houae via a window, but no-
thin& wu miuina.
Satvrcloy , l vg. U
Billy 'Jteen Thaclter, 43,
ci 110 ~dams ~t., 'Jalboa,
was arrested on a charge ol
drunk dr~vina at ~. Ocean
Front and Palm ~t. in Jalboa
at 7:45 a .m ... Norvi I Clinton
Pin ley Jr., ll4 1 Raker ~t.,
Costa \tesa. wu arreated on
a charae of drunk clfiving at
2944 'V. Coall Hwy ., New-
port at 1 a .m •.. Jay 'tobin-
son, 1007 Nottinaham std.,
Westcliff, aaid an S80 snare
drum waa ta kon h om his
locked vehicle durins the
early momins houra ... Tho·
mas Bryant of lnnerspace
'teaearch, 420 31st ~t., Wea l
Newport, reported some one
attempted to pry open a door.
out failed to sain entrance.
. . .~ancy ._leers, 1604 Jal-
boa ._vo.. Balboa bland,
e~ L o'uA
ftlll I•JW•J •!!HI
aatd IMr p•ked ••llicle wu
atNck bJ 1ft uftknown l nd
vMiole aa Abaloee Pl., welt
of ~MlOM A•o.; poUeo nhl
the 2nd "bicle left lhe scene
alte r caul ina min« damase
•.. \4arion 3osley, 6 17 Club-
bouto An ., Wes t Newport,
reported her ~rked, unattend·
eel vehicle was atruclt by a
2nd vehicle , which left the
accno.
S4.ncl•r , lut . 15
Thomaa \,arshall Ounlap,
242 F.venina Canyon 'td.,
<ihore C liffs. was arrested on
a cbarae of l.lrunlt drivina af·
t or officers stopped his ve-
hicle at \~ariaoh.l ~ve . and
P.. Coast :lwy. in Corona del
\ur. . . 'Vi IIi am Cordea, 2070
\hple ._ve., Cos ta \1esa, re-
ported the Pacific Telephone
Co. co1n return slot broken
in the pay telephone a t 'V.
Coast ~wy . and Newport
~lvd. in ~ewport; nothina
wa a apparently taken .•• Ken-
neth Perry, 409 62nd 'it .•
~ewport 'ihores, sa1d a pair
of binoculars, valued at tlS,
were taken (rom the unlocked
pra s e dutioa the nipt.
C.ll ... ,_, .... ~ .......... :
~
-BALBOA PEMIMSULA -
PHOME&7~
NOW SHOWIMCi -!MOS SATUROlY -AUG . 21
IIG 3 UMIT PROGR~M -lLL IM COLOR
MOW THIW TUESDAY ~ ....... ., _,_. 1:00
._.., .. s1 .6o, c-.a..-... 75• ......................
:WALT DISNEY'S i
. llmU IDT 1
; ACHIEVEMENT!~
.ul .... AJIDREWI • VAll DYKE
ra.:a.~r ..........................
PWS: BUGS BUKNY
TICKETS MOW OM SALE
fer ....
PREMIER SHOWIMG s..t. lat
3 Sll ..... ,. 10; 2; .. 7:30
IM COLOR
MESA.! ' . ' '
lLSO • Vlnc"t Price • Tot. Hunter
"WlR GODS OF TH E DEEP"
onci "KIHGS OF THE WILD WAVES"
SUH . .MOH •• TUES. • 3 04YS OMLY • AUG. 22·23·2•
2 OF THE YElR"S BIGGEST ADVENTURES 1M COLOR
OMAR SHARif • STEPH!M 80YO
JAMES MASO .. • ILl WALLAOf
"GEMGHIS KH4M"
"FIRST MIN IM THE MOOH"
... DO Dill'
with Jamca ~tewart
-al•o -
John •vayne in
"11 .. 1 lAY"
''IIAILOIP'
with Canoll Bater
-alao-•• .., .. Till ...... .
with ~ichard Chamberlatn
august
coat event
tin AUGUST 31st
Coats that have bccn selected v.·tth u rt
a.nd md i\i du.ihty by Velma O'Bracn
... from top flight t~haon hou~
on both c.ast and v.·ot '-~·
1 ~0 Dl~Olj~l
A .,_, will heW
tM ,_. ef ,_, cheic.e.
un 4Lll our J~ .unvtd (al l \.O.ll~.
Famow u bcls ~d the m~
prc lcracJ l.tbri\3 lrkiUJIIIJ: .all· .. c.UhCr
2J11 L COMl ....... ,
COlONA .. MAl
Ql a.JM
P-S-S-T •••• Girls, let's head for •••• BALBOA PENINSULA
What's New? I August Sales ... Back to School ... New
Hurry to Our Annual ...
August
Clearance
SAVINGS FROM
Swim Suits
Sweaters
303 Main St., Balboa
Dresses
Blouses
Capris
Mens & Boys
Sport Coats
Bermudas
Jackets
Suits
:l.alurinij . . .
Young Teens
for BACK to SCHOOL
BY STRETCHIMI
(IOIIIE IROOKS)
KARIMDA OF CALl F.
CATALINA
PEACHES & CREAM
Girls Dresses
/ s~ ICJ s~
~
~SUMMER
SALE MOW<*
The Korner
l06 ~M ST .
tThe Kradle
Korner
302 MAIN ST.
IAl.IOA
a •
COMPLETE
GARAGE
SERVICE
• Wh .. l Al itnMent
• Bra ke Relin lnt
• Overhaul Startor Motor
and Generator
BOB JAYRED'S
Flying A Service
510 E. BALBOA BLVO . 673-6090
ALD~GU1S
~1 MAIM ST. IM BALIOA PAVILION BLDG.
SPECIAL ON FALL BAGS $,.
IUO. 5.98 NOW ;J·-
PIERCED EARRIHGS AND PIERCED
LOOK EARRINGS
OR l-0•50
RESTAURANT
...,.,. .......
TIMING
TIPS
FOR
BOATMEN
.. ~ '
t_.---•
II .. ou r:1c n rc soenr~ :J• ,
. me on 'r 0\. r C'..JC' •• )
sumn ~r -vr crew r 9 • .-..
nend-you l..r ..;.w the tmp.: .. e
of octurare r,m or'\Q An<1 vOV II .... \. I ''
hove 0 copy of . T m ng r lOS tor Boot '1t'l
Thts handy t .Jstr ::~ted booldt:', ..... ~.l~
prepared b'r rht> ~~11 ors ,), P r v '
8votrn9 Amf-ro(.) s 'CO< rc~ .:1' v'•
boot "9 m .,ool•n~ A • .)J:-f
•S yavrs 10 so vtel'r '"('o::
How do you get tt' Just come .non •
t1me ( whtle ovr supply los•s ) J nd pock
one up ... ond osk ro s~ out )elec .:>
of Accvtron T •mepoec~s.
B eg wald J ewel r
2f11 MAIH ST .• B4 LIOA
·~GUEST MOOIWG FOI
'AV&K)N 'ATIOMS'" o c-JJN ,_, o,, 1 ••.
b c..~allnl F,.,.J
b Dt•••t Jt,...
b ,.,.,,,.,,, ,,,,, ~· , w
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NEWPORT HARIK>R ENSIGN
SE<X*O SECllQIIt - -Pa 5
\ (
all Arrivals ...
'
Washable Slacks
Sw im Trunks
Sweaters
T -Sh irts
SALE!
20-50% OFF
WOMEN'S SWIM WEAR
GIRLS' BOYS MEI'I 'S
SW IM SU ITS
20-SO~ OFF
SH IFTS & TERRY JACKETS
STRAW HATS A,...O PURSES
BA:;.:-~ ·. TABL E WITH
ALlt jQ1000
20._ OFF
20._ OFF
20.33._ OFF
..,
Do11aldson~
300 MAIN S T -BALBOA
llll. IALIOA ILYD.
.
lOY AI.. BLUF. Velnt Coal.
125. New, ruy r .. ,th. Sa •
14. 5484188.
DREXEL three pieco mabo-
pny bodroom suite f100 -
aood con. 137-1301•
ANTIQUe \tah. Oint of
drawers. •ss. \U 6-1S09
11' OLASSPAR Cabin Cruiser
Johnaon ~tr. Tn iler, ettras.
like new. UlOO CH 9-4868"'
3 amaH Oriental ruas 110 .t
135. 335 N. Newport Blvd.
Co1ta Me t a.•
. ...... . ,._ ....
17' SLOO
-673-11
SMALL Bo1 Trailer, w/10p.
es. tSO. -67> 1767• Good tir
SAOE GREEN, ltec:liner
30. ~-2683• chair. s
TOY POO
P, $50.
2 MAPLP. Tables, $1 5 each.
1• ~75-419
WOOAGE f 2S. -673-91.56•
MAHOG. Spinet Piano-1500
675-0072•
CLA'UNET (Silmer) uso.
675-JIISO aJter S. -KAYAK, 18'-t7 S. Ph. 673-
8948. -----PORTABLE 3-speed Stereo
IBA.~ETB ALL, backboard,
boop, 0 R 5-0144• ··-------------------1 ENCYCL OPEOIAnever used.
5-0144• S20. OR --LADlE<; Bike. S7.50 O"t >
0 144•
'51 fiJI
very
-CK ~per -full pow
ean S350. Cash. c l
675-0074 -----
LT. COL. Edwin C. Gomke, center, and
$p4 Terry Myren and Col . Emest King,
right, examine the official seal of the
Chaplain Corps during ceremoni es of the
Corps' 190th anniversary i n El Paso,
Texas. Chaplain Gomk e, who is just con-
cluding lOYt years as pastor of the Corona
del Mar Community Congregatjonal Church
and will take a new pastoral assi gnment
in Novato, Calif., In September, told the
gathering that In peace and war the
Army Chaplains and their assistants
serve mili tary personnel and their depen-
dents as re ligious leaders, bfinging the
ministry of the church and synagogue to
the men and their families throughout the
world. (U .S. Army photo by Pvl Richard
Koehler.)
hi-fi reoord player S5S. 3 LAC1< Carac al <:tole. A 1-OR 3-8Uf.• most ne w. stOO. £.7 5-031~ SALES TOTAL IS UP
--------The multiple listina sales
• 4 dr. s BO -494-volume f<>t the firs t 7 months OVAL braided wool NJ. S)S ---'Yt OLDS Ll 4-008~• eve.
------of tha s year as 12~~ ahead 0502•
E ARLY Ameri . bri c-a--brac. ---
S1-S15. 675-47ql•
I!X'fEIISION table -$20.
Chairs S5 ea. 673-8023•
'£.3 FO'{O
4Q4-0SO ----OL X. We sso. 67
~conoline . S1 ,175 of the same pera od for 19£.~.
2• accordana to the 'llewport
--------laroor-Cos t.a \tesa Board d
s tinahouse washer. ·~ealtors. n ae July 31 total
>3613. thts year 1s S2 5,7f.f.,93Ci,
PlANO. s SOO -Ph. 1 compared "''th S:!2,QOR .l7-l STERF..O.COUNCEL. A.'4-R.1 ----<;PNET
9. for last year. 4 ap. record player -SlQS 8-'1-1\S? 673-1029•
YR. OU>O'Keefe-\1emtt sep.
ro I en 5-4 b t -o v . SQO. ft 7 Q70•
-:to\\NON u .soo.
--------0 used con sole,
"'9.1-6360• -----
AL \1-\ n, 120 bus accordan G~ EE"' Bteakfron t. s 115 -TRAILER ~l ttch ( F..az-La h)
& case. S75. ~42-1977• 549-1566. Elec. Brakes. Jetac hable
3--3L--A-(1(--B-ar_St_o_o_ls-.-S-2_5 _____ 0 E~g z~o sofa --wh~ r 'v•e.w mm ors. S75. OR 5-
LI 8-S379. naus . S1'i0. ti7S-4Q70• ..l.!.?l -
11.' \10"T EREY character 1\iAYFLO":J-R fum. mobile
BLo\CK metall&c l~p-S25. boat. glas sed hull , ,1_400 home. 1 bdnn. 8-B..().spn n-
ph. ~7 >3:!33. or traJe 6,.6_sgoo-lcr svstem. S5, ~00. 548-
. -'350•
SI LVFR PLt\TEO "BunJr" "\f) ,..oov. '~>I \ar !'•wer •'tTr H! T .:oo. ~at.
Flute. ''W-675-1410. '<Int. cnn. ~.:!lR '. F.Jil.'\(llR" " · = · or Chamr. I!Hra~o. s~oo. 673-STOR.KLI"I-Bab) Bed. w \P'ltrO f anJ '','!I f F tll\ c;qq~· manres~. s:o. t.75-17ft7•
C A'IiO F. alumtn um, r>rumm an.
SlOO-Ll R-"q.:!.
RRJCi G.<; t <;TR \ TTf>'. !.1,;.1)('1·
ter en sane. ~I <i. ~~-1~1lJ.
BOY'S Bl._.r . ~.f' gnod cun-
dltJon. Sl-1. \11 b-375q.
PRENCH Provtnctal ntsht·
srand. sJS -b7>J2JJ.
V ANrn dresser, round mlf-
ror. s I 'i . 'i.ID-If> "
'55 FOC{Il -S ~()(l <If best ol·
fer. Ll 11-.:!70'7•
'\.'I<;AFO'r la ke n e~~o~. s~<iO.
_.Q.R l=bb.A0-~------
4\I,(,Lf B f fl. Bonk~.a~oc
pup .... , ... k, ~II.(. 'h•lh.
\~II anJ ur. '1!.-~~JV
r fl t\fl ( \ tClf' JmettC ldble ,
C:\tr.s le.tf. J naUo· Chd lf:..
u><ll ,. . .,nJ. S:!". ~'7l.Q1~1 •
'\(l()f) pia} pen , cove red r ad.
sn. '~6 5. -------------f=.X~-\ L,. play pool. 2 h .
Jeep. sJO. 546--UI65.
. 2.n WJ'IJ('I f J;".S TF~. scope.
100 rounds. Sl50 -OR l-
,,.,~ \lag.. Coteat l.l.cqem
Peace:n al&: cr Ill swl. , ... S.
n~ '-5" 1 ~.
~owru ~n. h1 "'a\ u sn . .J'l-1-~o,o.
t.ratler.
'f.J ('0~\'<\l 'l C'ourc . J speeJ
l P1 FCF<\. "latcheJ luuage ,
ltgnl lleaght, \~'\. "7'-'R'l'\
I· ve ... •
1)\'H..: PI \4\TI(' \Un l>haJe
11n roller. Q:!" "'1Je, R.l" I
Jt~•r. I. al-e ne"'. s: S. f.o 7 3-'
c;q(l-.
1.1' '\LOOP. e '· con d. nev.
tratler. U 7 5. OR J-4609.
OR l-~t> ~R ·
F-RI I .._11 Tl '" I I M-ntl~lt•.
Hl.._t sul, ~~~ ..
R.Jq•
~, .. T\ l,l,.tl I ov. &~ C<'mb.
" 'realer. '>lereo. >\\1 P.l.
rnul tt rl c' ~''' .l :.peed. J1 a-
m.mJ ~.hanger Sl'W. ~Q7-
K.Jq•
heaJbnarJ . anncrsrmn11 ma t.
P I\ Y.n.•d rla '>e vef\ stuuh'
-~ b..:ib:2lH•
CH -\I P arm l e~' It green. Had. s QQ'i, Qft~-.lMA. ( .\P 't-o I ~J ~h1 te. au f
na.ugh. ~.:untnur SlQ.50.
f,'7 "-' 17.!•
'fd PO' Tl\( ( arahna ful l
fll'""er ~I ,' '\II 1\., l -<q<i.l*
o\ '14\CI' '' \1\1 \urer \Iemar
f.:; l len'..:' ll ~hl 11e ter.
Sf>' -\II " .!I, l •
(' \\I p ' ~ ( I 'Ill I I . ...
cvcl'\ th1n~ -\I '1111 I~~~ l.
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e 'llJnJ , ~ I( '\II -q)(.l\~0 I.
l PC vcl'~<cl ..,u11 dljUd \llC
)h. Ul '\.111-)>I\
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ll>\('114\lfl ''n. mtn·pufl. \II.(
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\Cat. ~All. t)'Tl.'\)QJ.
.,., 1 c n·.rr T c;;~:. \lt:'O. ~>"~
l 'd ll aftc:r '· ldl-~11)1(,
''"'' \ I r .. u lcr I .,,,d ( ''"
s '\<;11 -IIQ .l.Q.J q •
\I Til c;;.s.\.tphcone '''-.:l~c:r"
~ 11111 -f...., l-I 2 I 1•
PRI\ '11 ,. \R n sh<irr
· '' < h C:\ \t.llllill ""a l!'"'
~JO Jnl4n lJ "Tln .... 'nnth er
1,.h .trge, n.., l-.J~ HI.
-
'ii\'T \',\\'1 P!ant-•n·b<''
tO .,.hcel<o. '~"·O R '-~.u· -~f)\11'1 \1 f\ ~~II. Ph 1.1 11.1' • T\ l'r , .&r<n..:hatr. S20.
R-ROM:. 'i.ui-.!Mn• -----~----=i;n -II OYII 'ed. \Ifill 111 ilF<\1 n r:t 'L C'at'> A 1-:ttten ....
be "t" .JO\tP' I 0~ '-R'lf> I• 'I -#\/'i-.!73~·
---... ------ --,.J----------------T flO<\ OS T F 'l. 1R r ' . s~O 11 \ \lt;...\,1, 1\r.'lF. ~ teak d1n.
-~JI>-1<1111 table. '1 50. fl73-H 77 • .. --· ----i\.'IJ TH)('I [aJ. 1<111 tourt ng , ftl Flo\T.excell. cond. QSil -
aboul m1nl. '1.700. O't J. _!!5-:514• --------
R<Ifl 1• 1 'ft.! VW 11k, Blue, 7.500 m1•
OlJ'l('o\~ PIIY Fl·.-Jr;•~le;f _'.!.:_~25 • ~73-8624• __ _
table. -' chaarl>. U O. ~73-'Cill T-Rird conv. u cel. S750
6'11'1• Ll R-223 1 OR 3-41S7. ------. ----------------IQI\0 ('1\0. conv $1 .775 -SAC RJFlC E '64 Chrysler
6H-7q7'i. JOOK, 12,000 miles. S36SO.
-----(Cost S5700) Ll 8-U SS. '!ll C'l IF VY VR. ,c;c;O nr " -
6 7 5-IRRt.•
WALNl!T Rar stools .. woven
seats. s I 0 Ll .1-00Sv• eve.
PORTABLE Ice Crum foun-
\ain S1 SO • 642.-4013.
Tff() round ooffee tables,
foft'nica topa, S3S paar. -
t20 each.· 675-13 JQ•
'fd OLOS Jetfire "' factory
fuel InJ ection, SIQ7S. Ll 8-
645S.
H1-f1 Portable $40. ft7 3-U 16•
ANTJ:)UE. 1879 hi wheel
bicycle. 1200. OR 3-8%1•
SIX ORAWE't Cbe1t, fl S -
Kl 9-1663
ro'"r. nc:10 lire,. Pr. Ph
\~)1.1<; tl'7 '-61.1~ ,.
\\fT \I ned fra me' .., ~a!oter~
Ia I.. I! ne .... \~.00 e.t. h7 3-
#\Qiol)•
'11'1-.. 4\TIII I ·t\utumn haze ,
\C.Uc c:l} U!>eJ. ~) 00. l)f.2.
ll(l("
)J' ~l)t\1 . )li liP 11rttnr.
trailer, eHra .... \.JIIO
I I '<-<! ~:~·
1 11~'' < ll ~l c;; < 1 \Ff Q ra'.
run·<ibout· ()ceJ huat, CHt) ,.
lcr ._rn'"n. tR ~n ,.,.., l-1110
I( ft. < t\\tflt-~ <ilc:ep' ~
\ t;<;(l_ \11 ll-1 1 ~".
".I nc .r "001l Jh ranac \1 "
~>~~-111.1().!-f...l1-l:~R·
r'l\ \'\ -C h au. footstc~<ll
H ll ~Q ... R ~q·
'IOTPOI-.;r elec . ranae. 3q"
RQ7-R 45~· ----1
OLO ~ierman <itudents \'1olan,
bo'" ·~ case. '40. S48-Q7'1R -I
~ Ll R-3001
' • .,-\?\CIIF ' O!,, ""'""''I 1 ~ "'oo. ~40-t ns•
)'1 11 UP~I ,.IT ptano carved --l~s. tiSO. 1.7'-JSRti•
-\. R. 2 SPF.o\KFR. n s. 5 ~
R8R 4. -
FL C'O 211 WT Stereo Amp ..
S50, 54ll-88R4. ·-P ORT Ht-FI " lp. aato.
chan1et. t40. 673-881~·
8 QJN uh cabtnel ~ stouae
S60. 1\~~341 •
9CIS, 7'3" Hares, Boota \
Poles. '65. Eve. •l t -•SCJ7•
4 OiAIRS. aqua lealher. 1)0
each. Ll 1·50S6 • '41 2-2020.
GIB~N e lcc:. Bau. \todel
P.B-l aurili'e fl7S. ~
Ol7fl.
16' SAILBOAT Pi Yet Tri-
\4aran, Olaa 1ed uoo. \fl fl. ltectJN Eq Chair. IUrquoiae
.. phyde conr. -••s.
642 .. )63). ~ALL Stuct.ftt desk. 112.50 p
-l(f ·-1663
l)CW)e
}tTP,YO'l()AN,l keyboarda, -------
I'OftiY • JS rtWn can•• •d
JIIOiec tor • J.S -,,..,, '*-,l4,. fflJNOAfUAN Pointer. \4.
foot pedala, aood con. uoo
Kl 5-5194•
Traiaed IUM1&r. f~ yr. AK C \4
... $46--24~
AYPLO"£~. 10a40 \toOtle
~·-· "~·Call ~·1421•
JACK 0055, Rancho San Joaquin orofessional, tries on
qsJ hat "tor size" on tht' ne~ puoflc course manager,
.::: lt H Halstcld.
Golf course head is named
("11ff H'i•r ~t1 11 , .. ~~'"" ,,
r .. vott Jnt1 j!oll rnur~ malllll'
m.,nt 1\11' M.,ll IPf'C\Intf'Ct tn
11"11~ ur th,. R.-nrhn !\1111
lllAflllt'l J'llhllr t'lltll ... w ar..rt
,, ~.,1! .. c"""'' • 1 r 1 1 n,
r,,.nrh
H.al\t-ti ha• ...,.,.., rn•n•ll"'
"' ,.,,. '"'' rnc:~• (!llir O'Vfllr•r
.-1 o·am;onlln frrr (tv .. ,.,~,., •nti
pn~~r tn lt>:lll llr•t1M lh" l • .ot .Ill!
I~ l'~t~lnlf'V n un ,.,.. r~nt11 ..
wnr.t1 t'nuntrv f'luh rJ Whttllf't
anrl th' Palm Spnn~ Tl"ffnrc
1 fuh
Th,. mn',. wa• annocan~ n•
lh,. '"""Cf' own~r• '" ,.,,. ftr''
<t•p n( an np11n~tl!'l Jlft)Jlr am
•PI !rrr lhf> R11nrh ltnlc:• tha·
.,,, II R,.l unt1~r "a' ' "rmth l 1,.,..
mf'<itat,h ·
AIIUAL AUDinOIS
SET FOR AUG . 21-22
South ( oast Repertory an-
nounce!> that tli annual m-
tervte'4S and auditions for
techn1crans and actors wall
be held t\ug. ~I and 22 from
1 to b r .m. at the comrany'
Second Step rheatre . 28 15
Valla Way , 'llewport kach
AccOJdtn& to r>avad F.mme ~o.
managan & dtrec tor. the reper-
tor\' theatre 1s ho"kang fl•r
reo()le In terested 1n the
areas of thea tre management
anJ publtctty, cnakeur and
CM wmes, anJ acttng. lnter-
e~ted people shnoltl calf
SCI~ at b7l~223 (Of tnforma-
lton.
GOLF CLUBS TAI!I IN
SEPIUTE IUIIUIIES
A peir of buralattea ne rreJ
-' sell of aolf clubs fur wee k
an Cameo llaahlanda and nn
L1do Is le .
Frank F.. llallti lton , 2J1
Vaa San Remo, Ltdo Isle:,
told Newport .leach pola~e
someone enterec.l the open
praae anJ toot a II SO aet
d clubs Au&. tO.
Jac:lcic: Flane.,n, •50 f)of.
cheater !{d., Car-neo llip·
Ianda, reported J sctt d
clubt, valued 11 t)SO, liken
ftom the \M\Ioc:ked aaraat
Aua. 11.
c.tla.Y.,.,_~ ........... .,...
A ,.,_ • t•m• rnll"ll" t• ;or~
IT"II I 1-hl~ 1111 •H In.. l'o1r1for
r n11cr mtl• 11nd h.tll m•lt rham
I''"" 1n I~ •11<1 r•, IWI rn.. r•
hn· lr:am n( lh .. 1 "" ~ttl •· "!
~llh•t " r,.ltfnrn•:o • 1\llht\ll:a
rnllmtllti!'IMtop trllrlc 1"""" nf
th.::t l """r
Afl•r ~llt1u.aronn lh,. n • .-
Rllnrhn ~~~n lnaqu1n man.-.2
•r two1"11m• 11 v hMI l•lll'h~r 1n
ttw> ~lhl&nri ar•• ro.r I 1 yf'ars
~I no I' 12111na: 1no th• r~~r m•n
.a<~•m,.nt nu•1 n"'' H ~tllffat1 t•
1o r. 1 ( rt1 C:;o,..r.-mf'nln ant1 "'II•
n1111nna P'~'i' ' ,,r m1l• rham
0101' \\ "'" hi' Wll< Ill h t. II
'f "' H:~l,t.td~ plan In h•·r In
I 1! 4"il' 1 nun I'
PBIX sa. •0111GN AD&
lfAU, T WOIK PC:. YOU •
...
~EDICATED ~
TO THE
SAVINGS
AND LOAN
NEEDS
OF THE
HARBOR
AREA
"'1M Nawpart •leach Pia.,.
nioa Committion will coc.·
tidor lb• foUowiaa home at
8 p.m. today, Aua. 19, in
Cily riall:
Tetthltlwo Mep
Tnct 601 S, a proposed a\ab-
divition of 147 acru divided
into )2 loti -lhe .'lfewpOrt
Cenlet commercial denlop-
ment near lhe lrvine Coast
Counuy Club. This wa1 hold
over from \he Aua. S mectina. ........ ,
\kCombs t Roaebruah. per-
minion to eatablieh &..root
yard setbacks on Pacrice
Rd., Hilaria Way and Dana
Road, acrou frdm ltoaa
.~oapitaL u •• ,., ....
Robert Perry Bell, 209
Palm St., Balboa, danc:ina
and live entertainment, with
no drums. loud amplifien or
rock and toll; no t mote \han
3 ent ertainen at any one
lime.
&vine Coast Countty Club,
1600 E. Coast Hwy ., pennia-
aion to have a helittop or
heliport for ptivate craft.
The Caribe Apartment&.
310 Fernando St.. tlalboa ,
permission t.o erecc two JS-
foot Oaapoles on top of th e
roof to fly the Caribe ban-
ners.
ResvbcllviaiOfts
rhe h vtnt Co., permiuion
to cteate 2 lo ts, 2222 and
2300 Unaversity l'>r ., 'lack
lay industrial tract. an Ofder
to rrovtJe 1 suatable saze
lots fOf bualdtnJ slte5.
F.mest and F.dna t-:ranlten .
pennau1on to create 2 lots,
-'01 Santa <\na Ave. anJ 3000
~eacon <\t., ~ewport deaahts .
Council Referral
Vat111t1 Ce o. 8h6 . sa en on
~ewpon • at1onal \anl. de-
nted 0) the Plann1n" Com-
ma saon . appealed tc> Ule Cit)
Council. and rcferteJ bad
to the Commass aon at the
re11ues t of the appltcant.
Co"'"'""ieatio.ta
!{er)uest nf Ce cil Stuppam
for pennassaon 10 locate a I)
by 12 ¥reenhouse on the
fron t half of lot at "'"1 5
Cortland Dr.. Came o .tagh·
lanJs.
Kcquests fr()fll architects
84R IS BURCLARI'tEO
-\ burclar entered the leach
Roamer Bar, 1 0~ \ban <:t. .
:lalboa. through a rcs twc~ou
wando"' la~t week and tn1ll
S71.6S 1n ca h. tavern c•wner
'\all Adeau toiJ 'C"'f"ltt
.kach roltce . lie rcrmted
co1nli were taken fro" the
fl(IOI tables. a JU Le bol anJ a
r lastac Ira)
0
0
D
OuW Cunit and William
Picker to con•tNct pra .. •
on the front ball of Lot land
1, rrac:t 5425, eaat fllutr.
R.quut ol edward Grundy .
LI"L MOTIC!
NOTlCF. Of TRVSTJ:F.'S SALF.
T .O. No. 408930
0. S.pte111bft 7, I !1165, e t II :00
A.M., 11TLF: P4SURANCF. ANn
TllVST COMPANY, • dely ap-
polatecl Tnatee aader aad por•
aaaat to Oeed of T,.at dated
Jaanry IS, 1!1164 ell8cated by
~TANLEY M. JJF.LL aad JJF:T-
Tif. l . JlF.LL, haab .. d .. d
wUe u d recorded hacaary 29,
1964, Ia book 6901, ,.til• 927,
of Official Recorda ia t ... of-
fice of t)se Conly Recorde-, of
Oraap Co .. ty, C.liforoie, WlLL
SF.LL AT PtJ RLJC AUCTIO~
TO ltiCRF.ST Jlfi)Of.R fOR
CASH (peyable •t tl•e of ••'-
Ia lawt.l a01aey of the Uaited
St•ea) Ia tJae lobb) of tb weal
(perkiat~~ lot) eotr .. ce oJ TWe
la .. r•c• Jloildiat~~ located 01a
the aonhwoat conter of F.ipU!
aad Mala Street., S.ata Au,
C.llforala all ripll, title aad
latereat c01aveyed 10 aod oow
beld by It uder aoid Oeed of
TNa.l la ~e Pfopeny oitolled
ia aaJd Cooaty a ad Sute d~t·
acrlbed ea:
Lota 1 ~ aad 14 of Block 2!7
of See\ioo " of 'I e wpon
'Mad., •• ahown by \olop oa
file io book 4 pAflt' 3li of \fie·
celloneoos 'fape, record• of
Oraa~ Couoty. C•lifonia.
Said salt' will bt' ma dt', but
without c oveoant or -rronty,
UP"!S" or implied. reprdiofl{
THURSDAY, AUG. II~ Wf!Q!!A QELMNl f .
owwaer ol A Pip -••tautant,
440 .iellotro,e Ave., Corou
del \tar, (or 2..,eal UtetttiOft
or uae permit ror aalc of beer
and •inc .
LEGAL MOTIC!
thle , poM"''"· Of eaca1111·
bt•c .. , to pey &ale re111a lalA•
Pflaclpal aom of the aote ••·
cored by aeld O.ed• of r,..,,
to-wit: 112,022.62, w hla latereot
frCJM 'I ove•b• I , I CM4, a a ia
Mid oote provided, advaacea,lf
aoy, aoder U.o ••-of aald
Oeed of Trut, Ieee, ch•sea
aod eapoaaoo of tbe Tr .. tee .. d
of tke tn&ata eNated by told
Oeed of Trwaa .
The beaellclwy .. der aald
Oeed of Tre.a. by rnaoa of a
weach ot def .. h la t ... oblip-
tloaa eecared t •-ltr, llereto-
fon uecatod aad 4alivered ao
the ude,.iped a wrltc.a Oe-
c l .. ti• of O.laah aad lle·
-ad few Sal•, •d wrluea ao-
tlc. of breaell aad of electloe
to c:aue U.e aa4.,.iraed to
aell "id PfOpefty to aatiafy
aeid obli«a tloea, •d thereafter,
oo \fey 1, ICMS, the .. deral1ud
c•••d aald aotlee or breach
aad of eleciiOil to be reccwded
lo book 7506,/.q' 559, of .. ld
Official RecOf •·
Jlate: Aupac 4, lCMS
ntle ~ _. Tlut c....., uaaN'Iftatee
BJ W.U.DO a. "AVO,
AVTUOaiZED OFFICER
Aaala&M& 5eaeW7
81693
Pobliah: ~OjCllet 12, 19, I. 26 ,
19f.'i, in tht' "4ewpon Harbot
~oaip.
T .. o· n. a., -va. u • . & .... ,., t 11•4. .. ...,.,..._. J
CUSTOM HOMES -REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Penouliled Seniu
DOM I. ILDIIt
ELDIR CONSTRUCTION CO.
35 Y~ars an Newport Bt!.-r h
2115 .... ,.,. 11¥4. 1.7~
*CROWN HARDWARE*
WE "A IIOVIif.Ullir.P IT08r" ....._
CVT FIJfE . . PAJJn'S Otiolo KETS • • e, 3·21110
J107 EAST COAST II AT C080JrA DEl. NAJI
H. J. GARRETT FURNITURE
profession.~ ittterior des4gnm 2215 HARIOR ILVD.
~275 646 0276
COSTA ~ESA
COST(I MES(I
SAYIIQS AIID LOU
NOW! lmiEST COMPOUNDED DAILY
UCI ftM M U. 4.17% --Cl Ill ._. Mn If
4.154ft • Clllfll Ill ., -..... ,. -'fUI.
SO TRANSFER YOUR ACCOUNT NOW
cosm rlE8(I UIIIH-LIAII .....
..
I
BUILDING PE-ITI
PollowiftJ permi&a were ia-
aHd by die Newport 'leat h
t.ildina depenm.nt cilmna
•• firu l wocka of Auauu:
Mew,_. tt.l,hta
Paul Y ana. alteration• at
S43 San ·kmatdino Ave .,
1600.
Keith l>unn. aun shade ,
1323 \1arprct, SlSS.
Vincent .larr is, 1--unat, 2-
atoty dwcllina. 2508 Chff
Or., 140,000.
C.llff Hoven
P.J . O'Connor, hood for
ranae. 17 00 Kinas Rd ., Sl50.
How port
Lydia Fabiano, awnana ,
.aoo W. CGaat Hwy., 1570.
B.R. Tyler, a lterations , ss 11 ScuhOfc Dr .• •as .
Andeuon-\4 00fe, ranae bOOIJ
fOf coffee abop, 2627 'lew-
port :llvd., 1700.
L.A. Hartman, apeument
over p ra ae. 20S H ch St.,
SlO,OOO.
Tastee Freeze Int., wall
at 201 1 Qch St., 1640.
Paul C. Yana, inatall wall
sa an. 3405 Newpou lllvd.,
UO, and veneer on fa ce or
bualdana. S200.
Wi I ham Plowden , 2-~. tory
duplexes, at 5204 and 520ft
:'llepwne, S34,000 each.
c .... , ... ,
.t.ll. Sr-oul. fence , 718
'Aanaold Ave .. 130: 2-c tory
dupleua at 716-7161) \1ara -
Fid, 132,000, and at 718
and 7 11~ Mariaold, 132.000.
Ca rl Wiley,kttc:hen remodel,
234 lras Ave., l l ,SOO.
..,.c:d Clanton , allerattons.
1108 Otean .Uvd .. SS,OOO.
~.S. -Jahas . repa ar fire
damaae. ~115 Haystde Or ..
SlO,OOO
Lido lale
John :ta estand, add1 taon ,
121 V11 \1entnne, S16.010.
.tax .4an swanger, addatatiO ,
1 H Vaa d avre . S7 ,500
8olboa lalond
( SHOPS AND SERVICES C . Carla , sadan &. 12~ Sap-
phare ~ve .. S30.
o\rthur Stasr. a.ddauon . 201
Pearl Ave ., S8.000 ______ Sa!'e nme And Money-CaU An &pert
AIR COMDtTIONING
Boy ShOtos
J arne s Smuh. stone '*3 II,
2601 Hay shore r>r., U .000.
SMITH lltOS. CO.
HHtl•t -Ah c..., ••• , .. ,
s. ... ......
16., s.., .... , Avo.
Ll 8-5531
e APPAREL -WOMEN
.lEAl DAtiL
aotter Drones & Sportswear
Ac couoriu ond Gi fts
Newport or I lVI 0 R S..1700
Westcliff Plaza Ml 2-2~
Newport Beach
• AUTO REPAIR
Cor S.rvic•
"Imported''
From rune-ups tn Overhauls
J~GU~R Sp•ciol i st
548-3941
2221 Horbor, C.M.
e -\l'TO SF R\H'F -GAS II OIL
SHELL OIL DEALER
•n ••rr .,. I • •·A<w
'•"E'l A _, ·.or JT l ,[ ( ... p ,1 A~ ... J.i
• .·.r ~ NIVf4T til~~ r •I r ·.
•l( P r r I,;P "'-"'C. O(li l [ll)
21 0 1 F:. Cooal Hwy. ao Goold..,rod
Co•ono del War, 6 7 S-111•
e BEAUTY SALON
%712 .. a...c ...,. eo-. ..... ...... .,,.,*
e BOOK STORES
UO&.lOIOOI_,
t £ rrND OUT...CP,_.IDfT .OOU
AltT -NAUTICAL -OCCVl T
LIYAittU I'\JitCMASID ......_,O.,._...n .............. _
• CARPENTRY
CARP EM TRY
Shel••• & cobl11et1 ill .. , ....
Minor Repairs
No jo b too small
H.O. A.HD ERSON
&42-0033
If no an awer co li Ml 6-2372 -----------·------------
e COMCRETE e ......... ~
....... --..ry ·-., .. ....., ••.c_,._...
~ ............. u.-.
P.O. ._ Cl Cilia ...
JAMITORIAL
MR. KLEEN
• Carpet CJeanbtl
• F~~Dor.stripplac
Mdwulnc
• Windcrw1
Complete Clean inc
Service. CAU,
646-4977
M~S. P~E'J ~TT at the ~oollo 1ook Shop at S45 v. 18th
St., Cos ta Mesa, Hill be most happy to help you wi th
your selection from the largest collection of used and
out of print books rn l,osta Mesa.
e FLOOR COVERING
CARPETING
675-1636
flraj'l.:rae " • Lano leum
r:••rma.:a
Newport FI-r Covorin9 Co.
3500 E. Cout Hwy .
CorMo dol Mor
• RESTAURANT
B E R K S H I R E' S
on tho Bey
LUNCHEON -DINNFR
COCKTAILS
ORaole 3-Q405
3450 VI A OPORTO
:"'e wport Beach
Save tiMe . U •• Tho Pho11o
to COIItOCt tft eae o4fYorti letS.
• IILOIIST
BROADWAY
FLOWER SHOP
liervana the Harbor Asca
Coli 09• C ... tor
2750 Horbor Blvd. at Ad.,..,
Co~t• Muo S46-S28.C
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DeMur/ Tosh
"HARBOR AREA'S OLDEST 1
FLOWER SHO P''
2431 NEWPORT BLVD.
... 6-4479
c.~, ......
CJII; .. :;, .... , .. ~ __ ..,. ... -..... ·--~ """"'·~
PROFESSIONAL
• SHOE REPAIR
IAIEIUIT'S
Complete Shoo S.nnco
ORTHOPEDIC
P roscriptton ~.c1ali st
We 9' ve s&H Gr"" Stomps
1890 Harbor Blvd., Ml ~3311
• INTERIORS
PAT OLIYER
IHTERIOR
A complete ser"ico color
styli ng, floor co"orings,
Clf)etioa, fumiture, lighting
~411 E. Coast Hwy., COM
67S..55SO
• .,,UEL -CHILDREN
:Kultlu•
_.At:t~llu.
~ ....
INFANTS WEAR
CHILORENS WEAR
67>1272
432 l2nd Street
:-.lewport Beach, Caltr.
DR. LOU ROY ELDER
OPTOMETRIST
~~"'-tt84 UOYCH C
...,_ e48...0'7&0 --MACH
WCITel..ll'l' •I..Ala
• DIY CLIAMIMG
'' (}#!.II.
CINIII
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...... 11 ... w .....
TRAVEL SEavtCES
LO NG F'O_. F'A .. AWAY 'LA C£ap
•
r COM .,_.a eluu,.
• ..,_, eo.~ ....
:t'._• 67M-
C....a .. I We• ~-..........
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WISTCUPf TIAYIL Sllvtel
RESERVATION AND
TIQ £TS-ALL
liiAJOil AlllL IN
'f() £~t'ICE CltA
WISTQJ, TIA¥& SB\IIQ
•at W.•cMf Or Nl. • 6Q.JIDI (Ac,.u .._ -..~hff Pl..t
• UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLSTERIHG
(Ry £Mropt,_. (,ofu,,nl
REMODEL 2 pc. ~•t OHL Y
$69.50 Cell "I•"'Y"
215 Mel,. H. I . 536-6405
FREE dol & piclutp
CUST0\1
Ft.;RNJTlJRE L'P ttOLSTE RY
• QUALITY WOR~ •
HEll'S
FIREHOUSE UPHOLSTERY
2809 H-port Blvd.
Newport Beoch
67~8,1
MOVING & STORAGE
liOO TRANSFER CO.
1M Pmige MOler
546-2226
Agnts For
..:..-• ;.;:&J'Jii ri sr
e J EWELERS
John Wayne . wa ll, !61!6
Fb yshore Or .• Sl ,OOO.
Wnt Newport Heights
Lona leach Leasana Corp.
tenant amprovements. 151
•lo patal Rd .. S8.000.
R. Sampson, repaar fare
damaae. 925 W loth St ..
S400.
HorbOf View Hill~
Rachard Webster, c arpmt,
2 519 II arbor V a e w l>r .• s I , 000
Irv ine T orroce
llerbc:rt Broder ad. wa II.
1017 lk~na e r>oone . S300
Eoat Upper Bay
I a-.tbluff-~eV.f"Ht ln1.
I "" C 1.<!0 l> lru c; II 1'10 oltf Ill: I rl'l!l\ ''X k lhs 111 ~hatllcr owa ll'
.t :: I)Q \ ltd \ 1 c; t a ~ ~, ~
\r.a la;~ ~.l . .P lurl\ d ~I ;~11
l'h1 t...o• \.:r•IOUU•oo•~ I ' r 1
. ..: l 1 krtnr lltcrattooo' '"
.,,,.,.,,, nc 'luaiJTn}:. ~Ill ltlfl
Wu t Upper Bay
\ .,._,m ,,q rl • mg
~ 1,, ""'' l en t.: I lot PI
'l I IIIII
I I.U C' ll;l){ch ,_., "110 11
.,,,,.1. 1~>~1 l•n~·•ln ~~-'""
'lon ·t .tilt ol,l~.ol. v.all I -ll~
""'ll•al!ll. ~-lliO
I I ,Je lblu te , )Ufl~>hadc
2 \.U r u'ttn, Hfl5
ln-"\ate\ Inc.. j'la rtall•'lfl .
.l~()() (. a·11pus. Sl500. fence~.
l llX Jnu 113f-Pescador.
soon
WALLACE CALDERHEAC I
/EIEL ER
1-lo\' li~.humacher . fence ...
13\5 \antaaal>. S ll·U . '>"'tm-
"""' pool, S!,-lOO. .Yeber. (. omair, ._,Il ler. par-
urion . J9S;li h rcta . SlOO.
3123 F Coast lla~,..ay
(orooa del \1ar
Ollaole l-~~50
• !~URSERY
Snrubs. ntetlor P lonh ,
Trootcols-\ Tree~
ln secttc•oes and Fertdtle
S~H u reen Stomps
F ree Del1v ery
ffiRON-\ Of I. ~AR 'II RSt R\
~H4 ~. Cout Hl•ay b7)-0ib0
'e PET SUPPLIES
TIIO,ICA.L ,. ..
We hove ltoao lorgnt ~W~d
""'~' b.ca,tif\.1 selection of rro,i col filft in ltoae OteQ.
Yre oho carry a f\.11 li"e of
~ori""' a, CW~d aU occe ...
soriea "eeded lor the hobby.
South Sea ltQPicol, 218 W.
Wi I eon, C.M. Li befty 8-7'96 1.
Coato Weao
• AIIIGI.ASS
Cryatoliner Corporation
Costing Resins & Molds
Fiberglou Moteraols anJ
~l ie~ - Ll ~0292
1626 Placentia, Co~ta Meao ................
..ttit
WILCOX.C.fTTINDIN
HMDWAU ....... u ... a ce. • ..._ ......
1'7'00 W. c.o.t HWJ., H.L
....Ut
...... PAIII?t
A. W. M ARSAC
PUNBE~
100 c .. ado. An.
Co.,.a4el M•
pt-•• aep•n
OA Y A Ml<Jfl
WAT!a H£ATe.S
67,..130
~rad \Idler. l~ntt. 2-s tor}
lowc thng. I'll 1.:1lan
sq UCJO
BUlZJMG SE E CAUSES
AUTO ACCIDENT
\ .. 1'1 ¥ CtUZZIO~ bee .. ChJ'>-
• l lan \no •recn. 1 ttl
l2 hrl'l•'r "land "' r.a~ 1:1c
'chtd c ,ft .: "a ... Jrl\ ang I ll••
• ~·•n-.rctc: dl'lut .,cot dnJ ,te.:l
'''''-'lie loliJ 'e" r<•rt
,t,:,, .. h r<•lace laq "'ed.
ne ,.,,d 'he "'3' allc:'llpt-
'"~ h l rr J the ..:ar ••f the nee
.am.l "' crved tn the r1 gh t v. Hh
the: velllcle, an d ... uuc k the
.abot.ncnt on Harbor Island
:~J . 'lllUt.h of Rudder Rd. fhe
en t1re front end of the YC-
hacle owas damaacd. The bee
escaped.
Sill LO~ REPORTED
Ill IALIOA BURGLARY
te II a \terra am. 15. ~ r
Ocean Blvd., 3a lboa. told
'4e,. rort 'kach pol ac e last
oweek that someone had en·
tcred her home and taken
Sltll 50 worth of artacles
and coans
Polace saaJ che bur alar
cvadentl) entered the home
by removan & a screen and
raastna a wrndow and took a
175 wnst watch . a S70 A\'-
F\' radao, b half dollars, and
approxamately S5 to SlO
WOfth Of old COinS .
UFEIUAIQ IREAIS
LEI WATER SlUII&
Gary Spn naer, 18 . of 314<1
Ura" U. .. Cost.a \icsa. suf-
fered a broken lea an a
'kat er s luma at adcnt tn the
\ack ilay sk11n& area 1 hurs-
J.y. Aua. 1~.
<Af) , a cwport .leach
hfcauard, told 'ewport Bucb
rohte he was attcmpuna a
landlna on the beach but fell
backwards on die unJ . He
~~ou 1k11n a behand the boat
pt toted by Wal ham F all<la.
b~7 Vta Lado Soud . l1d{l
Isle.
HEW AGEHCY SITe
.i eru Reot a C'a.r hu opco-
ed ''' chard auto renu l aacncy
an ..,.e•J'('n ~ach -al \trh'a
Paltudes 1em c:e uahon,
JJJ P'ah ndu Rd., 1n lhe
Rac:t \ay area. ~ diroc:t-hne
t•lelllbOftc COftnecta 1t.e
aaacy ••til Oruac Co..ty
Atfl'OC1, a few bloch away .
O.c:r lcru kM:aiiOfta an
~WI'Oft Buell art aa 2100
W C tt thry ... d al tt.. ....,.,..,. ...
~EWPORT HARBOR ENSI ~
SECOND SECll~ - -Pace 7
THURSOAY. AUG.l9, 1965
CXHlO-.A DEL MAR, CALIF. Professional
Directory
l NSULUfl:E •.
FOA ALL O F YOUI't
INSl.IAANCf: NEilDS
ROBERTSON -AOLfJ R
IN RANCE
3!33 £.. Cout BWJ.
OlnMa ...... -i'7S.3UI
f'UN EJlAL DlREc:TORS
BALTZ
MORTUARIES
1741 SUPERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
Mldway b-2424
l520 E. COAST HIWAY
CORONA DEL MAa
ORiol e 3-9450
s;,.n 1942
Friendly Nelp_.,ood
Service
Mary Hughes (ltft), 1.4arcannt ';aoa and Patt• :::handler
givt a samp le of the tun in <\merrcan lnternatrona l's
"How to SwH a Wild '1ikint," new color and Panav1 s1on
musical comedy now at the '3alboa Theatre through
Aug. 21 .
BEll BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8-3t33, 8-XW e-ta Me.-
Westclif'l Chapel
LEGAL HOTICE
'o fl( ~ or rn1 ... , f ~ ....... " ~
~ -'JII
lin th" 14th ,j,., rof ""P'""'''"'
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SERVICES : 9 00 a "'· FoMily Worahtp 1\. Juntor Church
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11 00 o.m. Foatt•o Wo,.hlp
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,. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY F:VENINGS
BY APPOINTMENT
Phone 545-1310
\10VING ~ON TO
COLLEGE CEITEW
HARBOR BLVD. AND ADAMS
COSTA MESA
SALE NOW ON!
et 2515 E. Coast Hwy. c.r .... del Mer
GIFT ITfMS • JEWELRY
FASHIONS • CO~encs
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Dr. S.A. Rosenblum
nptometri&'
2786 HAR80Q BLVD.
Coste ...... , Cellf.
COLLEGE '
CENTER
Harbor at Adams
Costa Mesa
BAll HEADQUARTERS
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COST A MESA -s..6-'l99
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FLOWERS · GIFTS -PLANTS
IN TH~ COLLEGE CENTER
WEEK OF AUGUST 16th
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IN
BroaJwa'l :.J.fower Slop
2750 Harbor Blvd . at Adams
Colltgt Cmta
Cottege Center is an excitingly new commer-
cial and professional complex unique to
Costa Mesa. Uttra~odern in design, archi-
tecture and construction, College Center
stands alone in the community for high fash-
ion and prestiae shopping. Uttimatety, it will
include 40 specialty and service stores, the
30 suite, three-story San Joaquin Office
Bultding..and Howard Johnson's Famous first
West Coast Restaurant You've got to~ It
to believe It
ADAMS
San Joaquin .Building
COLLEGE C£tnU
Howard
Johnson's Restaurant
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