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Giant aurf, wbic:h ata.r1cd
aollina in over the weelt-end.
met with atiff reaiataac~
Tueaday in Welt Newpott
when the city General Ser-
Yicea OepL initiated und-
t.uina methods fo protect
homes from lashina biah
tide a.
An area from 37th SL to
44th SL, alaoa Seaabore Or.,
apparently waa the only part
of city beachca damaaed by
the erosioa at 7•foot tides
ripped ;n.
Wort en apen t some 15
hours on lbe job Tuesday
preparina for the 6.9-foot
tide which created at 8:04
p.m.
An even bi aacr tidal as-
ault was expected last niaht
when a 7-foot ode waa pre-
dicted.
Appro1imately SO c:i ty work-
ers were deployed in the 7-
b&oclt area Tuesday by J .P.
Bay Club wins
---but still loses
Uake) Mynderae, aeneral
aervicea director. Mr. Myn-
derae was alao on the job,
fillina aaodbaaa and buildin&
a protective "dilte" alona
·the ocean fronL
"We'n aot a bia job here:•
Mr. Mynderae aud ycat.erday.
"We've aot to stop che a~rf
from aettina to the houaca ...
Official• fmm the Corps of
Enaineera were on the acene
yesterday rnomina to inspect
the d~maae. They were u-
pected to meet with Joe Oev-
line, director of public: worh,
later in the afternoon to dia-
cuu plana for prevention of
a 11milar incident in the
future.
The problem was brouaht
up atMonday evenina's Coun-
The Balboa &y Club end-The other plan, for wtlic:b cil meelln& by City \1anaacr
ed up m defeat that waa the rnonina would be re-Harvey Hurlburt, who s aid
anatc:hed from che jawa of quired, called for a 600-foot that the West Newport area
victory at \4onday even ina's lona bui ldina. ana led away was facina the danaer of
~~port ~acb City Council from the waterfront, with a havina no beach le£L
mectina. )·store base for the enure "Sand baas and aro1ns
The Bay Club was appeal-lenath. and 3 towers aoina aeem to be the only answer,"
ina from a 4-4 tic vote o( the up to a hciaht of 8S feet. u 1dVice-\1ayo rOonaldElder.
Plannina Commisaioo reject-(Continued on paee 4) The Council eu.abliabed an
ina a requcu for hilh riae h 1 cmeracnc:y aid fund. auchor-
rezonina for coosuuction o( Desa p ant IZin& the upendituu up to
new apartments. 510,000. E1paration date of
A City Council motion to • • ht the fund was act at Sept. 13,
ao alon& with the Plannina tope tonlg mch:ebd.nate
1
. of fle nut Cowu:il Commiuioo was defeated ..
\tonday nilht by a 3 to 2 Two bouaea ue in particu-
vo te. A .. town hall meetina" for lar danaer. Newport Life-
This cleared the way for preaentatioo of facta oa the pard Chief Bob Roed'a
introdlaction ~ u ordinance p10poaed nueleu powered boaae at 4107 Seaabore Or.
ID reaoae dle deaired portion dealatina pl•t bu be• ba.d neuly all it.a beach ~
doina a fine job."
A ajrt, attired in a bikini,
was aittina near 4lat SL
quickly cuttina wife stripro
10 fasten topa of the sand-
~1•· She didn't want her
picture taken for the ENSIGN.
"I'm just one of the work-
era," she said.
A aroup of uuaties amved
from Oranae County Jail 1n a
Sherifrs Department bus and
joined in fillina s andbaaa.
The empty baas were be-
ina 1upplied by as far away
as Los Anacles, \1r. Myn-
derae ind1 cated. "Even
merchant1 are JIVtna them to
us," he said.
Hiahest ode was e1pected
laat niaht at 8:53, when offi-
cials predicted 1t would J O
over 1 feet. The water 111
e1pected to recede to "on ly"
6.9 reel at 9:40 p.m. today.
Aua. 26, and drop to 6.5 reet
at 1lro h1&hest at 10:26 p.m.
FnJay.
SAN0"3AGGING against the rampaging
st~rf a long the ocean front in We st New-
port brought J.F.(Jake)Mynderse, right,
NewpOrt 1each general services direc-
tor, to lend a hand and supervise opera-
tions Tuesday afternoon. Two unidenti-
fied youths assist him In placing the
sand-fi lied bags near 40th St. Despite
heavy sandbagging and a continuous
battle by city worlcers and residents ,
the surf c hewed away the beach up to
within 2 feet of some of the residences
between 37th and 43rd St., along Sea-
shore l)r ., last n 1 ght and Tuesday as a
7-foot tide sent breakers crashing in-
to the "dike." !Ens1gn photo)
Water plan explained
--''No free rides ''
U. L. Remmcr\ of Stluth the enure Coastal DI~>UlCt.
Laa~a. mem ber ,,r the c .. la .. -"\1~0 ... not abk lll ~UPfll'
tal \1un1 c1pa l \\ater 01 ~tzH.t .ill the need'> dunn& the peak
board, told the l'=n~t1 ¥Jl th 11, flt'fiOJ!t . Therefore I leel
v.ee~ that the pro(l<•~oed -.ater th.il ">toragc '" nt' .. e~san .
stmage pLAn,. .,..ould nut He ~.ud that an eQUitable
mean that an:-coJ:.tal .uca plan "'ouhl be ltl JO in w1th
would be bcnefttled at the the Lagun.s Beach proJect
Clpense nr 1ther arca!t. ~dcr an agreement ""hereby
'ewport Reach and Co~>ta Laauna Yrtluld P•~ for a
\1esa off•~.1al~ haq•protested rc~oervou "'' meet Ita. needs,
11\e prop.1a.cd proJe ct on the and Coastal \lun1C1pal v.ould around~ that the~ have finance the Jlfrerence ror
financed theu own ,.1 t.er addauonal c apac1 tv 1ft the
rac1hues and n<'"" arc be1n1 same re~ocrvoJt.
asked to JOin 1n a proJeCt .. Thus the Oatz1ct v.ould
that v.ould no t benefit them not be f)'clona up the tab for
at al l. a local comm~mt), but would
"Laauoa Beach IS no .. pro-be paytna ror capacity that
ceedioawiGlpt.atoproVlde v.ould scrn as a atand-by
a4di~ ..._ SIOI&P wP~~lY {or lbe entitc l)l.,.
fl ... 8ey Cllab ahc Md p t --•1-..o ._ ... "'--.a-1 u.. ..._ •-•-..... .. ...._ ""'·e -.&aot .... ..,.. -_, -• __. u. -
110...,~!_ ~~L wa -'MM!leltl __._. t I -· .. -·Ill ...... n. ...... a ..... , aa-rce .... • ...... --...... n.r. ..-. IDdltr. Ala .. 26, at*' n. O...W Mc:l8aJa ne6-IIIIo a "dlb'' .,_. .. oceM fiiDIIII • n. ....._ waa lUCie. '-t YCM&• Ceoler. ct.ace at 4105 Seaabore Dr. Stashore Dr. In West NIW'I*t yHterdaJ,
.,.. .Uctlr t ldetn.cb d bJ a Qeber Preaidcnt Carl waa anedfiOID dama,eT1t1.,. partla~l•ly trying to s.ve 2 homes en-
cfiacutioa el taftparda IMt Kealey aaid dlat the apeak· day by ••very bard woltera:• dangered by high waves. At ttte left, wlttl
_..ad lUDiJ Cbe Bay 0® era wi U include H. T. Hoi-accordina to Mra. Mclnnia. '
to ita atated project under tom, MWO enaineer, and Wil-"We're vel)' aratefuJ. I'm flags fly ing, Is ttle home of Bob Reed,
51 •• t Dr. TM ~tIt I" r1tltt
Is 1M ._. tit Mr. -Mrs. OCNid Ilk-
Innis, 41M Seashore Or. HI_. tides tore
buchfront sand away up to the front
patio fences of the residences Tuesday
night. (J:nslgn ~oto)
laciliti ...... I I ~a tDCl." "• ............. .
ptOjcct." *-• a e•cl. are .,n., ID aeed •• ~~ ···ne • J• • 111aa •• ., ,.,., -,._-..ort Bead~
Laa•a racilillea ... par .ad Coac. "-•• .. well ..
v.-1th the real o( .. ~ttal lbe rest o( the Oi s tncL"
\1un1cipal OutricL 'De To· CDM d• f
C1ty area -Sao CJIIDCnte. lr8C Ory
tbe new CO.'t sonina. fbere li.:n Wilson, chief nuclear acne <Mlr patio wall wCNid Newport '3each llfegUMd chief, at 4107
i:. =~u~:~~~:;;: ;::~~.f~E1~·~:.;; ~~::~~=-:~:~r;~:: Lafayette offers Civic Center
&oaed area, allowable under abore ialaad 4000 feet orr Mra. McJIUlia llapplied re-
Cap1strano Beaeb and O.Oa • •1 d
Poant -already baa doae IS compl e
thiS.
"Out po 11 bon on the Coas-
tal \tun1c1pal board 15 that
all comm~1 o es 1n the dl s~
tnc t should f1nance theu
o"'-n needs so that all v.ould
be JUSt about equal as to
adequacy of raolltJes.
A maJor membenhap dove
as be1n1 tnltiated by t.be
Corona del \tar Chamber of
tbe CO-l replatiocu. ~set Beacb 11 ita first freabina d.rinlta. clothina, a The City of Newport Beach ard Jay ~lb described dle
'The motioa to introduce the priority choice as a aite for place to reat aDd .orda of baa been offered civic center 12-atory office tower pro-
re&oaina ordinMce waa with-f\e plaaL MWD later over-encouraaement to tie worlt-facilities in the Lafayette posed for the aoudleast cor-~awn. A new motion, by tuled ita enaineera and aave era yesterday. Square development planned ncr of Newport Blvd. and
Cowtcilrnaa Jay Stoddard, to firat choice to the proposed City employees, who worbd in the blocks adjoinina City l2nd St.
delay che matter to the nut ColOna del ... ., locatioa, and with the help o f reaideau Hall. "The tower conSists of the
Cwncil rneetina,wu approv-ia now makina plant duian Tuesday, wcreJoinedyeater-In .•letter 1o C1ty Coun.c1l, &round Ooor entrance lobby
ed. atudlea ror both aites. day by more volunteera architect and developer Rtc:h-and apace 90 1 1 SO. pouina
l"bere was a abort receu "Come •d be informed. ycaterday, inclu.dina off-duty Youth d • Wed
in Council proceedina•. and Don't wait aad be aurprised .. Newport Beach policemen rowns In ~e
then the diacusaioo waa re-a la freeway," Mr. Kealey and a borde of eaaer teen-
awned. \1ayor Paul .Jruber 'd · · · · · · H ·
P a&J tn enYtbn& e&bzens to aaers. A 19-year-old unnnaton The searc:b c:on tJnue th1s ·-ed Lindaley araoos, ... · "8 ·-aay -·'re do ...... we meebna. e sure "" -.. • Beach youth was lost and week, althouah hreauards
Jay Stoddard and Ooreen \4ar-Hans Lorenz,acneral chair-ina some china .,od," one preswned drowned wh1 le were hampered by heavy surf
aball to a committee to clraft mM, and J. Lealie Steffen-boy said. "We're happy to swunmina in 10 to 15 foot condillons.
the aareauarda. ...... _... cb··-an help anyume." w aen, mem~r.oap _,,.. surf at the edae near the \{r. \1Jiler told ""e"""rt "Just what ue we to do?" f .... ·• · d u M d ldn't ··-o '"• recenuy Otl8fttze ... r. yn erse cou Balboa Jetty early Sunday Beach poll ee the youth v.as aalted '.1r. Stoddard. Sh 1· p b. Com .. d as •~ how ore ane reaerva on -nazar a aueSI "" momina. 5 -.1mm1na with h1m -.hen " tlicbard Stevena, vice-pre-· h ...._ · 't d •o f... na •·rs were rrutt.ee, ave ~en tnva e ~ many o U1e you s.... Paul Sonnenbura. 766 1 Com-heavy npllde cllJTled b.."'th
.'
.dent ...... manaaer ol che d. h d .... tau·" "They're ..... atten on an • "" ... modore C1r., duappeared or them seav.ard. lie sa1J
Bay Club, uood up Md uid $l]3 he could solve the dilemma. Tax ~ .... e set at . while swimmin, about Q a.m. they were appro!umatel) 50
••Lack o( time force• ua to I Ull v.ath his brother-ln-lav.. Terry 10 75 feet apart arter be•nJ
abudon our bilh rise pro-\iiller, of the same address. 5 -.ept 1o sea.
Th I. T't..e N·-ort B h c ·rv c ·ty u a Harvey H"rl Ne'"""'rt Beach hfeauards, Paul .. ailed once for heln. ject," he a aid. •• e ear 101t • Q .. -.. eac •·7 1 rnan aer "' -_,,.. ... ,.
time you can introduce.,. or-Council officially fixed the burt reported tbat total as-called t.o the scene by an the brother-.n-ln sa1d, but
dinancc ia Sept. 13, and it t.a~ rate Monday even in& at acned valuation for the ~Identified wi tncss, search-he -.as unable to ass1 st h1m
r fi l .1 1" SlOO a d 'ty •t7 1 sro 240 . II ed for an hour Without re-'--··ause he was too ellhaust-wou1d come up or 1na vote . ::~ per uesse c:1 , '"' • .JO, • 1s ,-.......
Sept. 27 . Our loan commit-nlu"ioa -the amo~nt a-858,240 over h11 budaet coverina any evidence or the ed from benlina aaa1nst the
ment espirca Oct. l. So we peed upon at the end of the plannina estimate. This will vac:tJm. ude.
bave no alternative. There June budaet study. prodlce som~ S20,000revenue B I ,. hti port OK'd
.,.. too many details to worlt The park and recreation above oriJinal estimates. • • 19 ng ~e
out. t.a& waa raised from 10.7Sc Thia, however, is more ch8ft I·
•• ll\erefore I requell the to 10.94C, and •e aeaoral offaet by a SlS,OOO drop in
Council to work with ua Oft tu waa reduced in the urne upected income rrom the A preliminary report on a collected on lbe rotular coun-
...... ~la offin••ce'naa SO-foot amoun• from 78C to 17,1tt. r....d d ... 000 tl6,000 alley liptina pro-ty tu bill. ,__. -... new -tu an a -. Ject for J.lboe laland was The liabtina syatem 11 the biltll aperlll\eot boi1dina in-llle library tu of toe and drop in the nount npected
at.ead of tiM Is-foot project." ..aployea retirement tu or from lhc co~ty for lifepard aPIIfoved \tooday CYetlilla by project ol che ~lboa Ia land
Ci ...... _0v Tlally c-mow 14.2Sc were left as set in service. Newport :Mach City Coun-lmprovemeftt Ano., Wider-.., ,.._u 1 ._, cil talteo aa a me1ns o( dia-
aaid aat a pnYiCNa comrait-J••· The staff waa anattucted to couraai111 the lotterina o( ::."t.,·=ra.c:-.::: Balboa picked for film shots ::::: f~ '::!~::ali~ i:; ro:~e~~:~:~=~ alleya.
r .. 11M atat _..,e ia •P 110 8allloa will ~ 1 llaoodaa McDowell, will ~ prodlleed dle S.pt. U meetina. • Approved first readana of
.. 8ay ClQ to Wi•a u aha lept 1 f• a Rial tlat-Md lllneMCI tllf Cleo~ .. Ani-leland prope«J ownera Ordinance 1116 , wtuch e•-
....-•t blron ae C..· riaa .-.-..Tel..., Weld. rocl, producer ot .. "Ha. 110 will P11J lite r.tt coat ot lite t•da to Feb. ZS. 1968, the ei~ial •• ,..,..1 ...... , uu ... Altit la ~ O...lea-~Yew Wile. ..ojec:t. T\e ..out will M deadline for comrllance wuh
I \41 S • Baw,ria a nteei'NCI No bribes bland•sh nts aew replationa requuana :.!~:~:1;...~ :: ~~ ~!... e ~~.· ~~ , I me fire ptOCcctioo lnltaJiaoon• .a. of •-proncliaa 140 .. -... __ 7 .,___ ,._ ~led "-' 0... Md e•1pm .. t at mwine 1n-
....., • .,..,.,. ia •.,.. .. , f/1 WaiiUa.-St. ~ .... : ~-ort Co Ia Me d.. un. repon .,., called ror atallationa.
wlaere 1)0 DDita could ~ tn• S., An . •d B4ae-..,_,_, I :-!~-'"'a (toM lite dlJ aUIOiftey be-• Audlori~ed 91~ eua.-
-.-...,, cotae.Jaual --.e .......... ...... · aeoa ol •• ciw'• h•luy -.JII ~Mer tlat ..... , •~ .... -. ot .. _.._ Md ._._.._ U.M .,. -t -ca bftle
....... n ..... ~... ,,...._ wUI _.,.. J ,.... otncilla liD ~ .._ Wotmalioe .,._ ~~::;:.,..co;~::e~i•~~m~
0.. ............ Mt ., ... , • eia.W• .. ~"-.· .... "" ........ ., .. CoM-ro.. ::· .~ ........ it ror •• a..rr to reY!ae last -'n -Nloaiaa. ue ,..... • 101& cca-.._. •-.. _ ......__ u•e. ... · ..... --~ f/1 ue ~--.... ___ ----" ,.... apac:ific.... for
..... -...... .... ..., -• if .., .... _, ..... --'Ilia ..,. llid h .,..,, ~ddift. 08 a .... pohcy • .. •II• • •• '-' .... .._., will ~ llllot a lae ltoMn wu... 11M diJ a-., tliiiMid ._,M
....... ..., 1M .... P. z.... tlaa .. Mdnat.. .. ._,. _. ....,.., ~..... iMt t1ae ...... • aalitf) • Rec•ft4 a reeo:•••-.... • .... ..... ... .. ........ .... "· •• ..... no-. ..... --~ ... ,.. ......... d• a.. .. hrb. Baadlu ...... ..... ...... ........... , .... ....... ..... .. ....... n. .............. ., ••. , •• ·~-c.-i•••• •we,"..;.. -· ...,, •· " ... .._..,,.... IL ... ., .. ..-•• 111111 11 JMI4 .. •••-•• or ..... Oililicil KCat~~ a
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13,SOO aquue feet w1tb a
net reatab&e area o f 11,0'1
aquue Ceet per floor," he
said..
"The top floor will be used
aa a private club for stock-
holders and tenants. Park-
ana for 500 can Will be pro-
VIded 1ft an attached )-level
ramped s tr\l cture. A pen-
meter acce ss s treet surro~ds
the area and separates 1 t
rrom the sboppinl comple l .
"We propose that the c:1 ~
conSJder moVIna 1nto ~'ur
buJid1n1 upon compleuon.
v.h1ch IS estimated 1tl be
>\uauu nf 1967. Our lease
"'llh the Cit) cO\Hd be ar-
ranaed to allov. tJme nceJeJ
"'' dcvelor a CIVIC center.
"Our base rent v.1 ll 111\er·
aac ~ cents per squ arc rN' t..
mcludana alt cond1Uon1nJ,
ma1ntenanc( and u uhllc:s.
Th1 rent 1s ncaollablc de-
flenJinJ on the lcnath nf tht'
lease and the to tal s~.ut'
rOt' tAJe req~u red."
The prtlf'<H•al v.a~ rece1\eJ
\k~day even1n1 tw th e C<lun-
cd 1nd referred to C1 () \1an·
aaer Harvey Hurlburt. The
c1 tv man aac r IS no v. C(lfTipl c 1-
tna arranaements fnr lea•e
"r aJdillonal srace •n th~
"'uhhna acmu from C1t'
ltall oo Ne•JIOrt Blvd.
Th e Lafa)'ette Square Je-
vclopmenl piOJCCt 15 sch~
Juled for Councal Juc:uuh~n
ScpL 27.
l f FIIBtUTII•n ....... Pit ... L1.1 · l'be acneaauaa c:omnu nee
ol the N•wport Hatbor K l·
waai • Clab tau pre anted the
fol&ow11l& alate o( ae• offi -
cen .
Joe Stlllf ot Harbor Paant
Ceoter. for .,.eted.\; Ted
.. ru. aeoct -..., ud Ho-
wwd ~--ot u• Shares
Real-. ~cef"lli._u;
L.., Pic-.. Mtltet 8aM.et
-.. , ... ....,., Jia Ke•l.
i .............. -·~
rill O.aa. •-'••' c:klel
of police, Jlbu••.
NG.ie ........ ~--,... ......... ... •«• ........... v. ..............
''One purp<~ se of the en ain-
eenn& stud) we arc pmpos-
IRJ ts to detem11ne what 1s
requued to meet th1s stan-
dard.
Commerce .
Pre11dent Carl Jt...ealey hu
usued an 1nv1taoon to a ll
bus1nes se s wbo are not mem-
bcts aod to all new firms to
JOin now 10 order to be bated
1n the 1965..66 duec tof) now
be1n1 complied.
The Jucctor). -.h1cb wdl
Include a classtfied hst1n1
.. .\s ror our proposal for of all Chamber 'tlemben, wall
adJ1llonal !tlDra&( for [CIU· be d1stntxaeJ to all mer-
tAl , I reel ~~bll&atcd to haH chant~> and -.11 1 be mailed
surplus v.ater on hand to to all areas of the nation 1n
meet peal.. Jcrnand" '" 4.uau~ot re~>ronse ll' mqumes a!xlut
and ~ptembcr throu&hnut Comna del ·lar.
Water stand reaffirmed
The 'e"'!'<'rt lkach Ci t\
Council ld.lrteJ a rr .. nlutll'n
\londa' t'\cn•ni! rcJfflfTTHn~
1t~ -.tanJ Ji!.tln'l Lim~tru..
lllln •lf -.ater re,ervnll' anJ
v. "tcr lint'' b\ the Cn.1' tal
\lun1c1ptl \\ater OluncL
The re"'IU lhln r~'llnteJ 'lUI
lhat the C11\ ••f 'lle-.r•HI
Bea~h "ha' !tllfl1uen1 -.atcr
'"'rage Clf'.l'-l t\ ln 'cne
thpresent an.tlui.Urc nceJ~>"
anJ thercr.•rc "-.ouiJ n••l
Jenve am bencfal rrt"''1\ the
The rc<.\•luunn "''"eluded
~•lh the q,Jie'Ticnt "that the
...,,,._I e4U1lolbl c me thnJ nr
pn•,tJ•n~ ,tA,r.agc ... af'31.11\
JnJ Jt,tn~lll'n la~llltle'
f,,r tho mc.,·hcr aacn ~lel> ol
th e ll1 qru:t 1' h•r the a&en-
'-"' them~el\e ' t•' f1nancc
th e: Jc,t'lnrment ,,f uch
fault uc' either IOOI VHlually
otr nn a c'"'l"erahvc ba 111
"''th the cm.t~o there,,( to be
J1 <otn hutcJ •'n the ba11" t1f
~Ot'IJt& rl'\.CI\<ed."
\'1 cc·\t;lHII O!m f'lder com-
mcnteJ. "\\c •houh1 1£Ct Cbe
1Jc1 acrou that we arc not
1ntcrutcJ tn ('ltcl1n1 Uf' the
tAb ror someone ele>e'• hort-
•• Jh tcJnc u.''
l.ut v.cek the (\uLa Mesa
Coonl Water 0\atricl ani
went Nl record at au OflPO aaa
the Coutal Water Oiatnct
OtMUtruClttW'I l"r-orc,sal. 1lJe
Ct'•tA \1eu b..1u\J re1teraled
ltl lt('ftUSitll'n Stand o( a yell
a11,, when a retefV\llf p1•
wa
I
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NEWWT ~AIIIOR ENIOOI
!!!1ST K!;!!O!I --I'W l
Till MPICIAL IIIIWS,ANI
0, Till CITY 0, MIW,OIT IIAOI
THt HARBOR. AREA•S OFFSET NEFSPAP£R
Off~ a..t priM lac pl .. Ia tile I:• If• 8-.Jidi .. ,
2721 £. Cout Hwy., Coroaa dol lilt CaW. -92625-
TELl'"OIII> 11734550 (At .. Co4o 71')
THE NEWPORT RAIIDOR ENSIGN I• tM oD.Iy -.-p~rpw priat..t
ud p1dlli.abed la t'-City of Newport Be~Jt,, aDd tile oaJy locally
o-.1 ..d oper-M..t • .,.,..,.. l.a tM: Newport u.._..eo .......
Area. PQU.W -uy, oo. 1)-.day. Seco.d d ... po•ap (Niill
... Coro ... del .,_, CaiU.
TIE NEWPORT HARBOI ENSIGN Wu ltdJodrd \o be • aewo·
P"fH!' of r.eral circui•IOII by co.rt deqee No. 420178 d•ed
,.., 14, 1951, i• Sap.Mw Co.wt lor tbe c ...... , of Oraor, State of
Callloraia, ucl by nuoo tltereof Ia qualllled to puhli.tl all public
1101ke• required by law. •
ARVO E. I:IAAPA ................ ~ ..•.•...•.•.... Ow_. nd P..bliaber
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
A ... ESTIOII FOI A FAll TUDE
The cha irman of the Los Angeles County Young Republi-
can s has suggested that our Senator Thomas Kuct'lel should
re-register as a Democrat. 1 am in accord with that sugges-
tion. Senator Kuchel would certainly be in harmon iou s com-
pany as an oHici ally identified Democrat.
The latest voting index tabulated by the Am erican s for
Constitutional Action rates Kuchel voting as lb" in sup-
port of measures wh ich su stain, strengthen and defend the
spirit, intentandprinciples of the U.S. Constitution. By way
of compari son, Cali fom ia Senator George Murphy rate s b7'\,
and Rep. J ame s B. Utt of Santa Ana score s 90".
In Dan Smoot's "Third Roll Call" tabu lation of key issues
for 1%5, Senator Kuchel rates "100"' liberal" -voting with
the liberal s on all of 7 key issues. Senator Murphy voted
conservati ve 5 out of 7.
Sena to r Strom Thurmond o f South Carolina !whO by the way
YO ted 100" conservative on th e same 7 issues) Showed the
way last ye ar by leaving the o~oc rat Party <Wl d re--register·
ing as a RePLJ blican . Senator Kuch el can mak e it a fa ir trade
~ doin g the reverse.
• • •
''lllATS I Mil& .Til CIVIL ••rn"
The an swer is "noth ing," as you can see on page 5 of the
second section ot this issue ot the Ensign. The wrong is
the man n er in which the ci --4il ri1jlts issue is btinq exploited.
Your attention is invited to the fUll page discussion of ttli s
timely and imoo rtant issue, presented throu gh the courtesy
of loca l chapters of the John Birch Soci ery . Tu rn to Page 5,
Section 2. • • •
''liE IEED IOIE ClliES UIE COSTA lEU"
At the recen t me eting of mayors from across the United
States, Vice Presiden t Hubert Humph rey was extolling the
merits of P residen t John son's war on ooverty an d other fe·
deral as sistance pro grams. From Co sta Mesa May or RoDert
Wilson came a refreshing remark : "We don 't wan t an y of your
federa l funds. We pay ou r own way."
Vice--President Humph rey was later QUOted as say ing, "l
wish there were more ci ties li ke Cos ta Mesa." Am en to that.
(f local officials throughout the na tion -a t city , county and
state l evels -would not only stoP ho lding out their han ds
fo r federal hand--<:luts , btJt also would reject the increasing
offers of th is "fr ee" mon ey , there wou ld s till be hope for
saving our nation fro m finan c1 al disaster, and turnin g the
nation back from its headlong plunge into fu ll blo wn soci al·
ism. Ou r Constitu tional Republ ic CAN be saved, it we can
ou t aside greed and covetousness.
A CUT M Till 1'1 I
P\abtiNtar of die ert.tip
From tba mouth or the
newly orpniud :.Jowl..tdotc~l
pwp or tba ~awport Harboc
Qarebtr ol Commeru: '''Ne
ate aot aplaat dst naw Md
\as, but wo art1 intarnwd ift
•cain, &bat • portion or it be
u•ed to incraau our buai-
•'neu. '' (&ai&n a tory of 8/
19/63.)
In other word• and in plain
tanpaaa. t•ntlornon, you are
not apitut more aocialiam -
i( you cu 1et your cu.t o( the
aociaUatic pie!
Waa it aot Leain who uid,
''-\mericaD buaineumen will
buy &be rope with which to
h.ana themae Ins"'!
An unwitlin1 eaalaved
ma collector for the
City of Newport Beach
Mra. AJan -\ndetaon 57~ C:CaSbore r)r.
West Newport
POLITlCAL IMITI VE
Publi•ber of the EnaiJn:
"HHH Wanu of Crutina
Two Nearo Americaoa," ao
readi an AP headline. Ci tina
the diaparity between the
beuer offend the poorer clan
or Nearoea, Hubert Humphrey
SI.IIICilJ "that the anU"povcr-
ty proaram offers the best
h.ope or tcachina the poorer
claasca." .
This ;..-the same old story
that it is only the whites and
the aovemment who mu s t
help the helpless NeJTO.
Why is it not possible and
feasible for Nepocs to help
Nepoes for a ch.anac"' [);d
i t ever occur to Little S&r
Echo that the amucnt Ameri·
can Ncpo could do a lillie
volunt..ry miuionary -.ork on
his own to help his black
brother"'
If an educated Nelf'O would
10 into a poor community and
help educate 12 Nepoes and
these 12 would help educate
l2 mofc, in a short time the
s tandard of livina in the
who le community would be
Improved. This is pouible
but not probable.
Nepucs are not inclined 10
self help. At a race, they
aze indolent and sh iftless -
waitina for the manna h om
Hcncn to fall at their door·
steps. \fore th'ln rreedom,
they want privtleac, economic
san c tua ry and unearned sc·
cun ty . There hu bee n a
mas s movement for bcner
1Jv1ni condJIJons, not ftom
detcmunalJOfl by 1ndi v1 duals
to better their lo t by hard
work, study, and appli c<~Uon
of self to thcu own problems ,
but t:lnred up mostly by pro--
fc n ion al, poli ti cal a11tatorli .
Fraternalism 11 a charmma
vir tue when 11n cere. but
hypocu cy 1S runmn& a t an
all tim e niJh in the race II·
sue. Force ia the enemy of
freedom. \iore laws mean
leu h berty . The Civil
R•&hts movement 1a moti·
vated leu from a human itar·
litO VIrtue than a politiCal
e:tped•ent.
The Negro 11 a dependent
race . He will vote for all
the sociali 1t1c lcai station
and the left win1, li beral
WHAT CAUSED THE LOS ANGELES RIOTS?
By HalT}' Browne
.A.s lt-rror and \10lrnct' trn•fJO• .. nh· rt'et·dr
!OICI tht" hack~:trOIJOd 1n LD! Ant!•·lr'. m;n .
,i,rl1-puhi 1C11t'd corm urnts and mqu1n"' .""''"
probr 1hr -·undtn h imc cauM"\. t>f tht' not'
·Ho-.. could thi' hap~n hrr••}'" ·Don't
1hr' re illi"'" tht5 tsn"t tlw -..:., to ~··t -..ha•
thr' ..... mt, .. ""\\"hat rl"~otntrnrnt led to th i'
nutbrt'a k ''
l" OdO\li'Hl'd l\ . thr 11)01 l".lHI~ t'l( I h(' prob--
1<·1!1 -,.,IJ tw to1alh im:nun·d. T h'•· nott•rs will
no! h~·•r tht• rt'~pon~•h•li h fnr throir acts: r.l·
1ht'r ""nmduions"" ""ill b.: blam~d thro po-.
ltCt', llll'"mplovult"nt. j)jJ\•'rt~. t•fc .. J>,nd tht'
rtr••t't ur thro rral cauv "ill \)I" to all.J(ravatr
th«" ''tuati..•n
\''h.u causrd rhe nou? The conc~pt of
··Vlll!f'l hint: for no1hinli:.""
II was lhl:' id«"a that .t man can have what
ha~ nut b\-cn l:'am«"d And if onr man can
han• -.. :1a1 hr ha' nnt produc~d. it can only
bl' taken from !Oil~ other man -by fore'.
The peop~ in thl:' rio1 arn have been tokt
for ~-e-:u~ that every man is ronti tled to a job.
a 1Tiinimum u.andard o£ livinlj:. ~tc. "Enti·
tkd"? \Jy what standard? And who is "en·
ritk-cf' to ItO without in order to providt: it
for hi1n ~
l'hde peopk-have ~lted for yun upon
the government to foru otMn to provKie
that J\ancb.rd of living. Did you know thac
60 pereent of them an on n:l~f aJn:ady? w~ Jiw: in a toe;ety w~re "from each ae--
cordi n~ to his ability; to each according to
hit neul" is the mo.t·u:trd ttandtrd ol moral
jud~nt. ~ people in the riot an:a haw
dectded that their "needs" an: cruter than
wNt thql ha~ rttt:iwd. How do they ~ti·
fy 1M injwtic:e' By fe«e, of counc. II th_e
pwmme:nt won't Oo it (or \Mnt, they'll do rt
1,__1>a. And !bey cfid.
" .. ,....... ,.,. -.-.~ cJuhn 10 We J>l-.... ._ polioo aad c:rimiulo. h • poo-.. ,ot.,.., ....... aul ot..,._p ..
...,. .... Jw .. -ol .. ja7 I oaly.
\nd . o l counf'. tht'rro -..dl al~oa,·s b.:-the ami-
otX·al who makro \lleahn~ an avo~ prore ..
''''" Kut •"Tr 10.000 ptople too\r; part in lhC'
rrf't'nt rloH1 Tht"'' d"troo,Td property: the\"
\ICI~r ""'hllllf'\Tr thr.• could g!'t their hand~
on : tht'~· ll!ssaulted thott whom they felt wt"IT
not ~tivin~.: 1hem l'f'lpttt and brnefiu which
had rw-vt'r ~n urned. T~ took what they
1A'lllnrl"d.
T he ""ci,;l ri~hts" leaders disaYOCiated
tM.m~eh'n from the "',lt"lllngsten" and said
tht'ir ""n~thods'" W'('rf' wrong. Why? Ont
~troup U\"\ 'A~ should ute the gowmrm-nt to
~ul at¥1 dnrroy property; the other group
&a}"1 we !hould do it oul'!lt'lvn. The llllner
~~:roup would appear to l>t more dirKtly effi·
f'ient.
The "'t'iv;) rifi[hu" lcackn pointed out that
white btnincurnen had "'np&oited" Negroes
and this ind~ the bumiOK of 10 mant
rtorn. "'F.xpkHted"? What don tlrGI mt:aft .
If the~ was any ~irvat~C~:: apinat the busi·
newnan, the answrr w.u simp&t and dfec·
tive : dm 't do buJinca with him. And if
there w:u ftO one e:l• to do lM..lncs with,
why wet'tn't the "dvil rilhu:" $eadtn lrlti,_
"P Nqro-owned .....,._ -"'*od ol
spt:ndlaf: their time tallinK for the pe.m-
meru 10 tt,.... fOf'C'e.
The la Arweln riou are tDtre:ly a -rtnl>'
111m ol w ~
The rt!.ll au. it the ••tomrtJtiftc for noth·
inK' e1titude-, enftlllftd by ~~~ co-
ercion, lbat ktdl 60 pnuat ol the people
in thr a'" to dttM 1hey CliO IM et otbtrs' ~. tta.1 they aft ~rntided'' 10 atinimwn •tandarch. 1he1 uothlt 1111111's wnkb il a
crinw • 1ont • ct., don't blw it.
'Thr tnJ e:M. imotwd ia ftlfft. Jr hat .....,. -~ed br tho_,_ .. loRII, llw
·ow r\sflu" -.. aac1 ...., -.nt
,.,....,. ......... publldy ---
he will do wllh ---...... -·
politici•a w'-o ,,_..,, iL
That ia wily ,.,.,.._, JaM·
lOll. Mr. "*""'"'· •• JC•-n41dyl, Jinay Rooae .. lt.
Wtlttr lte•••r aad ln. Mat--
tia lA .. riCU.t..,.. •IIOIIDOO..,
1,-c~c•m.d widl aa Nearo
volina riaht.
Jealou.1y aad •YJ, not aetf
reapect ud racial pride, bu
stined the black race &o t
hiP pitch or emotional frea-
zy . Beina aaive by a•tur•
and 11uceptible to polilical
aophislrJ, the N•p i• beina
uaed by the OO"'"*~Diat con·
apiucy aa • vehicle to ere·
ate turmoil and di uention.
As an in spiration to self
help, the NelfO ahould be
tauah.t aome early Atnorican
hi SIOI')' or how the pioneers
conquered the wildemeu by
cour aae and forti tude a a a
part of our aroac American
heritaae. The drive to be ad·
mi tted in.to white aociety by
marches, demonstrationa, dis-
turbances and maliciooa hu~
bub is more distrac:tina chan
cffe~;tive.
Reaudleu of the Great
Society's decree that enry
man shall bow to its djct..tea,
il is not pouible for a cen·
ttal polili~;al authority to
reaulatc h.wnan relationships
impartially in the equal in·
tcreats of all. Conformity to
superimposed patterns of
social intercourse leada to a
homoaeneo u1 man of face·
leu h.uman beinas.
Arduu B. Mc:Quc m
204 E. 19th St.
Cott.. Meu
(P.S. Wriuen before the
L. A. riots).
.. BLEEDIHG HEAITS ..
Publi.t.er of the F'..naiJil
The recent riots in Los
A.naeles, whether ad:now·
ledaed or not., arc in a peat
me uure the result of the
continuous "bleedina heart"
propaaanda carried dai ly in
liberal papers and services,
u well aa telc•ision. radio
and the films .
Of course the communius
nave made e1cellcnt uae of
thu baloney conccmina the
very unfortunate minorities;
and the political hacks which
control the majority party
now 1n power nave capital·
1zed it and remained in power
anJ wealth for the past three
o.iecaJes .
Tb oo ah the hour 15 late,
the tio.ie coulJ be chanaed
an d h bc-rty returned. i£
enouJh o\m eri cans wou ld
111a kc the sacrifice which is
now unavoidable.
:lob n usan
\lewport 3each
---ovar l,lOO,OOOituett t., firat
clua ruil 10 *'• tluaieatMI
of lh• U.ited ....... 'llli• i•
••~ apia DOW, 10 can, a
wick IUMI•ntMcili•a of tho
dao&tf, tad to .,...a pro .....
aad prepare for pn, .. , and
riiiUN ac&lon.
U you a~tt~• with u, we
aak your supporL
1\Uiciaa JOO for your coa·
tideration, I remaia
Yootl 1illcerely,
fred A. Hartley, Jr.
Co-Cbainn•, Coaferenc:e of
American Small Buaiaeaa
Ora•i .. tiona.
.. C:OLLIGI CIIITII"
Publilbet of tbe &aip
\.taJ I take &bis opponuaity
to l:haak you ror your editor-
ial support o( our aew vcn·
lUte bore at "Colleao Cen·
ter" in Colla \ten.
We &PI'f'tciate yow cooper-
ation u we join tbe buaioeu
comnunity cl Oruae Coon ~.
We hope to see you durins
our fittt annual arand open·
ina celebration, whi ch it
now in PfOJfOU.
~incerely,
Keith Gaede
General ._.uaaer
A TTH, ToM AIIOEISOI4
Publisher of the &aip:
As a loyal American.:!. col-
leae uudenl ud a nowtp ...
permu, in \bat order I han
read your newapapcr ever
since I firat ditconred it
because I consider it one rA
the mou important joumala
of iu kind in America.
It is in connection with
certain remarb made by Mr.
Tom Andeuoo in recent i1·
IUel that I would like 10
direct my attention.
In hi a article or July 15, en•
ti lied "It's Happenina Here"
~'-Anderson lauded two in-
atituriona, Hardina Colle&&
and Bob Jones Univenity, a•
beina amona "the few which
•tilt teach reliaious, moral,
cultural and economic prin·
ciplet on which our nacioa
was rounded." -
Thi• may be, but to my
knowlcdsc, neither one of
theae two schools hu been
a~; credited by any respectable
educational fouodation, rat·
ina service, or o ther institu·
tion. To moat cducatou in
thi s country the two colleaca
mentioned by 'Ar. Anderton
offer little more than a havca
for crackpots.
On the other h.and, Yale
University and UCLA have a
reasonable followina amona
adminisua10n, scbolan and
cducaiQn u respectable in•
stitutions. One 'of the thinas
that \k Anderson should ~
FIGHT POWER GRAB aware of is that one does not
Pubh!!:hcr of the Ensi~: ao to school to team juu the
A.li co·&uthor of the Tah· "principles on which thia
Hutley Act, I believe that country wu bued," wha\-
mdependent buaincss lite ever they may be, but also to
younhavc the counuy'1 pros· be challenacd by new and
peri ty pretty well 1n your different ideu. Mr. Anderaon
hands. If the small and medi· may delis.ht in the fact that
um businesses of the United he baa never been conf•ud·
States can pull toaether, in by the challenac of a new
fi1htina the new power•lfab• idea but ir he don he ia a
by the unions, I think we can truly iii'Jorant man .
stop them and aave the econ· While Mr . Anderson it on
omy, for youraelr and for all. the aubject or conspiraciea,
These un ion powcr•pab• which seem IQ be hi I tpeciaJ.
are : ty I would like to alert him
I. To completely repeal all to an eapecially prevalent
the riaht to work laws in the danaer -the conapiracy of
country, by a t inale Act of •lflorance.
Conareu. It it ianot"ance that 'NOuld
2.. To force the minimum compel a man to accuse, u
waae up to s2.00 an hour. 'Ar. Anderson did in the
3. To enforce double time Auauu 5 iuue, the houtina
payments Cor all overtime bill of beina a Socialise or
work, at the same time 1hort· Communist plot and that the
enina the wort week to 35 people wh.o voted Cor it
hours or leu. should be impeached. I have
4. To Federalize unemploy· my resenuions on the bill
ment compenution complete· and wonder aeriously if it
ly, eliminatina all uperience wu in cbe beat intcrCIII of
credita ud roducinaall buti· all, but the ract ia tbat•imple
nell to payina at the dead esplualiont lill:t the one ad--
level of \be wors t at.andarda. vanccd by Mr. Anderton are
The firat i tem (aboliahina OC\I)' sufficient for u.traordin·
the ri lht to work)paued d\e arily aimple people.
lower Ho.uc of Coaareu 211· To ••Y that Mr. Anderton'•
201 llftdt:r a aa1 Nle on July obatr'f'&tioeu are wtonJ aod
21 . Tea votet chupd would aba11tdly ao 10 the poial of
have uved dle rilht to wort . beiDa 1•-able woald be •
The Ulliona are pulbin1 all or ac:c:urata Jlt iftcompl• .. obo-
fl:e a bon propan~ u fley aen'atioe. Nf. Aadettoll, like
aano.nc:ed oe July 7. Ia ~ ao ntaay ip.-•t PMPI•, ia
ditioa a 1110n1 elTon It beio& p.ilty of im.po•iaa .,.,r•e.tio.
made to leplh:e "eommo~~ • oo .. i.,..,ec, aioa•doe. H•
allan" plckatia,. oa• o( a. nadlet o.t for • •••• 10
moat rno.opolialic of all I*PI•aiaa ptObllth• 111d
Hion prac:ciu•. Mia•• .,._ •• u ..._, ••
I .., ,.,. dl1t •i• wttole ~~TN* wi6 a uphal T.
pro.,.-n.-lcl aWtlbeU..i\H II dol•a *il ill!lillf at••
Stat•a oa a .,.....ill aUde ,_. mot U. *iatiq u hi•
lik• ••• or Chat Brhaht _, ...... foet, •• c. d ata. o••• • .......,.~~ae eoo~~1riea, '-' tcaoo<of -.e It na
m..-iaa •• • aeco.6-clau Man Md 110tAI!nUM U..._
n•do• .. iJe wfa• _. _. •et a ... aU •• ., ... 10
n~rptic ~tries tabO'flf. 1M _,tod"t ........ 0...
Anaerict ~• afford 10 ,.,.4 10 • u....._ locialiel
tab •1• PNti•IJiaa ..... ot c~ ill. Mr. M.u,.
All etr.cd" fi•l 10 _ _.. 01 .. w loot. u W u MKa
,.....,.. h ,...,. ..... , ..... aloapW. u ......
-"" "' ·---· .. ---1951, .. kl'*o.l ., .,. '--AuwioM u ..
-Clrllllo ·~• .n• Oolooll Dollr ..
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t
PBMA .. NT UIUNS
1y T-Aftde.-
' Re~tative Amold Oltttl (O .• Mont.)
hu inuoduced • btll in the Conac::enst.lllms
to~ a national cemeury in every ~tate. nu. it k1tieaJ and klal: overdue if we ~
to adUeve '"'The Grave ~icty." We have al-
ready nationaliaed by means ol federal con--
qunt, UM.lt'pation, occ.u~rion, bribery, bull·
c~=,. 1ep1 lhe/1 and feduol aid <v<f"l hu·
rNift activity frcm womb ~ but not II"IChad·
ing, tomb. In fact, de--human activity has
been federalized vie free oonlnOC':ptiv.-. So,
why not national cnnelt'riel in each Ute
wMre all Jcxal politicians owned by the Grea1
Deuity couid k:d. forward to a perrnaamt
lie--in at @OWmtnent experue? 1llne ceme·
terirs, ol c:ourw:, would be: fully integrated.
And the integration ol c:t~teries is a faat
of life in which we ha,·e faUen far behind.
I don't reall that e~o~n Ralph McGill has
r~t ru)izt.d that .eparate but equaJ death
is a natKmal disgrace. Either thCSI: n.ationaJ
cemeteries shall overcome, or evenmally we
will be fac:td with tra.nsporting heancloa.ds
ol bodi« back and forth acrou town as we
bring to an rnd the ih.an:M!ful ~~tcond.rate
death w~ hlllve: impo5r'd on our Nrgro brtth·
~n through fon::ing them to uJe underpn,;.
kgN ccmetrrin. Ore facto scgre:gadon muse
be oven:onlt' in e"·ery cnnctery, furnace,
limepot and gunny .ack in our L"nit~ Na·
tion.
.. OUT .OATED .. FREEDOM
The goal of the Negro k-aden has flt"'er
been "teparatr but equllll." his "togt-ther but
better." Tht: Nrgro g~l is thf-'lame aJ thl:'
union l<'adr-r's ~1 : mort.
Frffdorn of choice -the right 10 be dif.
ferf'nt, choosy, ~'dusi~. ll!nd ~'tn the right
to bt' Wl'('n~. are ""out-dated" Americ:llln "li -
cenM-s,"" formerly called {fftdOfnt. In claWrss
Russia people are forced to auociatr ~· law
instell!d of by penonal prefercntt. lmegra·
tion, like Ccmmunilm, it apinll human na-
ture and must be rammed down the unwit)..
i"! th~u ol the "blsob" who llill believe
in the riP'I to U.OO..
Who 11 a llri"Ptionltt1 ADJ penoa who
o~ interm&rn~~C of blecU a.od whikl.
In other ~udo, vinuolly oil wb;u, people
are llt(R':Ptlneitu. in one dqlft or another.
What is diiCriminaclon? Oitc.rimina1ton is
what's ltpJ unD you bclon& tO the whitr,
Christian rn.;on.y.
WHAT IS DISCIIMINA T10N7
DiscnminatMm is ~-hat rn:akn jack.ie
choow to ha''C dinntr with Marlon Bn.ndo.
DUcrimination 1s the dial on a TV .et. the
dwt'r for the home team. Ditcrimination is
IM-e-and marria«t'. It's wh~t ma.ktt the Ken·
nedvs vac~tion in Palm Beach instead of in
Hlllilem.
Ditcnrnin.atioo is .,.,-hat makes Lyndon
JohntOa talk out of both Udes of hiJ mouth.
DiYrimination is wekoming Fidel Castro,
hf-ro of the :"Zrw York :Times. wining and
dining Killer Kenratta, communist mau mau
tt:tTOrist and rttipicnt of our foreign aid, and
rt~iving the criminal Khrushchev li!S a con·
quering hero and picketing patriots like Gov.
nnor Wallace. Dixriminllltion is punishing
the people ol Califomilll for ~'('pealing the
Rumford Act. No mof'C' f~ral ll!id !
Ditcrimina tion is what mlllket Lud Bird
d«ide to hrcome a Catholic. Discrimination
iJ :-.loah. He had to bring inro thr Ark "of
~·cry· livint; thing of all tksh, t.,.,·o o( t \·«"ry.·
~rt ... " If tW' had just forced integration
on 1h~ boat, we wouldn't hlll\'t all this trou.
b!e now. Ju.w: think of th~ pouibilitie': A
woodperker houJed ... ·ifh a curier pi!lffin
m:ll.ht have product"<! a pigconpeckl:'r thlllt
not onlv .,.-ould drliver a lllt'ssa~: ll!cross a
rontift('nl but -..'OUld knock on th(' door whf'n
it !(01 thf'IT
•
JUit .. fresh 11'11 IJlftart IG-
day M whm tt was ddi••·r·
ed Ill 1JS3. TtlJa .. ,,. .,. ••
llocnU IDDdm'l DM:"orlr!~....
STAIISIUIY IUKl
nc t:. t7tl'l. C01t1 Maa
u ~-. -~POR T
II ii(J{III J
-~110110 -'DJ:.,.
OO'l OONALOSON, 1727 :'1 . l.alboa ':\lvd., Centr.al New·
pelf!, holds a log barracuda wh ich he caught on a boat out
of Davey's Locker. 'loitwas built by his father's company
in Cost.a ,Mesa.
"••= ••• ct, W..~ltiH
TICKETS HOW OM S4U ......
FROM THE BIBLE
rne Lord ,brinaeth the
counsel of the heathen 10
nou.pt: he "'aketh the Je-
Yicu or the people ol none
errccc.
The counsel of the Lord
ataadeth Cor ever. lbc
thooshta of his h.eart 10 all
senerations.
lUeucd ia the utiOft
wbose 1od is Ute l.ofd; &ad
lhe people wbom be beth c:ho--
aeo (or hia own inbaritaoct.
(Pun)]: 1~12 .1
!MESA-,
.. ca... ... .. c.. • ..,.. Ll•"
whh :loUy -· -also -.. .......... , ........
wiOI '-111 'lnlno
"' .. O'Taalo .. , __
ht .. ..,_.,,
......... y .. ,o. ... -·--· Coli 6n.osst
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: f-1 L J '-,1 .. r,.,, .. t
PI!MIER SHOWlHG
S.,.. lat
oA ... IIATLES'
New PI eta,., •1tELPI"
-IIAL1104 nNJMSIIU -ONH DAILY US
MOW '111111 SifT. 6
TflfPHONf..~~R~ES::ii:.,.-
Wbea .... :.c. J .u.
Barry h.,., tqkes it easy
')any Ooactw.ter, llftauc;-Goldwater repoftcdly will re-
ceuful pruicS.tial c•cSi-&ore to ~e 88C.
date in iao 1964 electioa, lie ia eaid to be roco>terina
waa atayi111 M cbs Balboe ";uu fine" from lhe opera-
8ay Club I• Newport tbia tion, altboulft be atilt feel•
wMk, rcconria1 from tho uncomfortable and docan't ·
,.c.at diac operation Oft the tum hi a head normally. So
baclt of hi1 oecll. mdeneo Of dae operaOon II
Wooda olBalt.o, hta.d were
•• .. Ulna ~ *e world a liUJe o•er a ,.., qo,
wbile ia 4pa. ladle. a.,
tMt by cb•ce a •ert auno.
dY• JOUA I f!.a alltbna•, Lt.
eomn..ncSer ,odDey do ~air
ol lbe Roya l Na 9J, ._of
•dllor SonMrsetda Qaair .. cS
Thelma ~ Lucu . n.,
diDed witb bim ia N.., O.UU,
.ct be &old ol bia deaire to
•hit Soldaem Califomia .••
•d be baa cloao juat that on
a 3-weet holiday from Hi•
Majeaty•a Gaaaea Sbip, a
traio.iaa c•tet for midabip-
meo where be ia an lnaCNC-
tor. A roceptioo waa li••
bim ta, Bill and \ti\ti Mao-
1owen of Eaat 8hd'f, and
he waa alao eotertainocS by
Jaclt aod Ooroda7 Kemp of
Balboa lalMd. Lori Kemp,
wbo will aoon be aeeo ill
"Hollo Dolly." uw to it
that he didn't miu any of
tbe loc:al auractioaa. Oia-
noylend, Parmen \tarket.
tbe Muaic Center, Knott'•
Berry Farm (where be waa
impreuocS with the boyaon·
beny pio) ... and the Pa1e111t
of dae \taateu at the An
Peatinl in Lapna ... aome-
dlinl be claima be will
never foraet. • • • Viaitina their dauabter
q.ally, wbo ia workan1 up
Ciun Valley way, 'Aac: and
No lcla111 v.dla1 Uh
Tal .. ~. ~-...,,.,. or w .. acuff. Nftpon .a..
--adlool bo.rd ---ber, .... reocwered .. ., 'fOice
aotnciee&ly to tell why abe
lbould be elecc.d oo Oct.
10 to ilo aew{y fOc.ed uified
adlool bo•d. • • •
Local recopitloa: ltoc•t-
ly appeuiDI tD u:rbe Wo-
mM'I Wear O&lly" were
piclllna aacS illtomewa ol
eilbt teeoaae Newponen ill
ell• Cart«'• ~op oa Bal-
boa lal•d, a .. dollop of Now
&1IMd oo Cbe 4MJudlem
California coaat." The im-
preuin youeaaten were
Janino 9tulz, lton Suder&,
Janie ~ebjem, Bill Wil-
lard, 'lleon Waneo, Marilyn
O.Yiea, LyM Barrett ani.!
Kathy -:Jreu. After beina in-
terviewed on auch subjocu
aa immediate and future
plana, clotho&, on livina on
tbe llland, aurfina. enter-
tainment, ain1er• (and bere
there is real bope ... ~ely
Williams, Johnny Mathia,
Nancy Yiillon and Barbra
Streiund), and world prob-
lema. Author o( the inter-
view& c;ylvia Sheppard con·
elodea widl the profound,
"Youlh ia certainly not
bcina wuted on these clean
youna Californian&." • • •
'li 11 \4acKiruie are mak.ina Takina advantaae of the
1t a real vacation wath other balmy eveninaa and warm
youn1ateu Patty and CX,b ocean, the Autttance Lea-
... and t.ounna a aood deal p.ae Junior ~uiliary partaed
of Idaho. with their huabanda at Emer·
• • • aid Bay ... Some of the l tar· ~nruna and boatana in and aazeu were ~I and Nancy
around Catalina, a aood ome Auer of Corona del \4ar,
wu had by all. · · 9 tll and Nei I and 'lee 'lee Fol or
Joe •tarria, daua!tter \4jndy &y "hores, flick and Tula
and her buddy ~obin '-futclu-Underwood of Say crest, Bt II
aon, all of ~eaa Verde. anJ Kay ~annana of Costa ,.---19-L-J _m _____ lllf __ ---, ~eu. John and Betty Parker.
" and John and Landa Cilauah·
Cokteo Sand mmar wtth
fUll bace wather tntmor.
Factory a1r condiUonint 6
AJI.flC rM:to. All OUlltaDd-
lnc IM&y.
$4115.10
STAIISIIY IICI
lltiULUfCE ••.
'"0" Au. 0,. YOU!It
tNIU.-ANCIE NIEIEOS
ROBER~ -SADLI:lR
INSURANCE
S3D E. OHM .WJ.
o.-... --•n·••
n.JIIDAL DI&ICTOIS . · ·
BtfL1Z
MOR TUA RIES
11•1 SU'ERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
Wtdw~y f>-2424
U2G E. COAST HtWAY
COROMA Ofl M.a
ORiole J-9450
s•ce 1942
rMncU, ~~ettabcftood
~
BEll BROADWAY
MORTUARY
11 0 Broadway u a..:MD....,... c..ta ....
WflfJtcillf I Chapel
ol'!~ 411 L 1M .
COSTA~ ....
ter of Newport :leach. • • • "Loolt Out for Lepre-
cbauna" 11 bean1 11ven by
Oli ldren 's Theatre ra.tald,
under lhe IPOftiOUhap or
the Junior Prienda of the
Ubrary, at lbe Costa \4eu
Libr.ry at l :00 today. Au a.
26, •cS toiDOnC)w, Aua. 27,
at lflo:OO at tile Wanner• U-
...,. It i• r.aJ entenain-
_, ,.,.... ... -.y ...
• • • aod free!
• • •
Partin a with some of that
,reen ltuff Wal made euy
wben tbe Newport Harbor
'lenefOlenta ... a charity or-
pnization for the Jriffith
Park \4atemity Home ... bad
an open bouae ... with aor-
leOUI Ouiacmaa carda on
aale. Jiosteuea for the cof-
fee wbicls anc luded lucioua
homemade cotfee cake were
\1adae P.llis of The ~orca
and v loria ~ith of Cliff
lfnen. . .and aome of lhoae
happy with the early Cbriu-
11115 ab oppin1 opporwnity
were P..dwina Jill of Jalboa
laland, Petey 'Va lker and
\4ary \4i Iter of The C\hores.
Jean Orbon and Luella C\ch·
royer of Costa \4cu, ~epha
nie Coaawell of the Penan·
aula, J oan 'Vinbum of Irvine
Terrace and ~ra ~otwell,
~i ly de C\tefeno anJ Loti
Fulbnatu of '::'orona del \tar. • • •
~ annual affair: 3ob anJ
PJien 'Vi lco• of 'larbor 'ltah·
lands aave each year a perty
celebratin1 their anniverury
and Bob's btrthday ..• in
their honor. C\ome of the
I\IUU joinina them thia
year were 'licit and 1etty
Vernon of 'Ves~liff; ... ilene
ani.! Nicltj Cbarlea of !lover
4ilorea, Ed anJ Suay t:onway
and Wally and Flonnell Kocb
o( 'larbor Hiplan\.b and
Ctint and Pat 'looae of 8ay-
c:reat •
EXECUTIVE DESK
IEAUnPUL w-4 ... cnW...._ eatewtt .. ~ • .,. ................................. '-"'-~-'· ... ,. ................. ,...,..
Orrille M4 Virpaia ,,..,.
dorff ol c... del ,.., a ..
paedpar.te ..,ala ••• dlelr
dlapt« .... , ud "" ....
bud ... o ll•e ap la •• 0....
p bnberil'l OOUIIJ, WIN
blouect ,_., laet wi da •
-..., -..... , ••• joia·
ln1 Aoil yoaaa aoo. • • • Joat k .. piaa op ..• Bd •d
\tucy ~tbo, wbo roceady
mo'#ed to Toatio, bad their
old noipbon in .. Joe .ct
3raJ I "\onn ol 'lo•er 1borea,
llM ad 3erbara l tedquiat
.ct Bob IIDd J•• &eaofer
of Baycroat &Dd Hoao ud
PollY Schmidt of Lido. • • • Ji8Waii. •. aad a two weelt
boliday. • .doina jut tbat
uriYiDI by jet c;unday will
be· \teril ud Naey :..ham
and their aoaa Crail aod
3ruce, of Coroea del Mar. • • • Credit line Oft a late TV
A a~eatDen uid dae for-viaible otherwiae.
CDer Ariaoea MCl&tor plana to "de'a jult t&kioa at eaay
leave for WaahiaatoD, D.C ., for a wb ile," cbe apokeaman
after a short at.ay here. \tr · uid.
SALE! SAIL! SALE! SAIL!
IUYI I
SELECT YOUI CHOICE
Of Dltlll~ DRISSIS OP IQUIVALI NT
~!'c!;_U!x,~!
A lw ays the heart
of our
business
ewrythlna from breakfast to
dance wu . . . ? The answer il
simple. It is a mancr or CICOnOrNC necewty.
Amenc:ans, thank p.dness, are eeneraJiy healthy
and there are not enou&h prac:riptions to keep
all druptorcs aom&. Thus, we licll a vanecy ol
rnerc:handisc. By 10 doma we a~ abk 10 stay
open and render assistance whenever and whcr-
~ at is needed. Pretcnpuon servtee, however,
continues 10 be the heart of our bustncss and we
are always plcucd to U5llt you wben medicatioa
is ac:aSec1. film ... "~roJuced by Lind-
a ley Paraoaa" ... The mOYie ,
"Jack Slade," waa taken
from a true atory of the wcat
by \4art Twain ... "The belt
money maker I ever produ·
ced," aiped Linda ley. Cor-
ona del Mar resident. and
alao Newport ~acb city
councilman .
·L~O 80NOS, n2 St.
Andrews Road, Cliff Haveft,
has been appointed Seftlor
escrow officer at Security
First National '3ank1s Costa
Mesa br~nch. She joined Se-
curity's suff as a bo<*keep-
er and has been spedal lzlng
In escrow worlc at the banlc1s
head office and Costa Mesa
branch for the past 5 y ears.
She is a member of the New-
port Harbor-<:ost.a Mesa
13oard of ~e altors, Credit
Womeft' s Association of
Orange County, American
OHN 'tUf .... P.M. Duriftt 'n-&. Salet
NO LtMIT TO f'UitCHASI ••.
ALL SALES "MAL ••• KXAM .. LK: If~~, .. ..._ ... _, fd .... ,.._ •• ._ .. ......,..,.,.If,... ~1 ..-oo-v .. t.t ~.oo ................
Christensen Pharmacy
Legion Auxili ary Newport
Harbor Unit lf2Ql , and the
OfM'tge County Escrow Assn. SALE! SAIL! SALE! SAIL!
I
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CHUUTS
OAlt60U) M
BUTTER
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AAHCN lfU CXlOGill'
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OSC'.AR MAYER
SPECIALS
OSCAl MAYa CANE>
WIINIRS \ML 5k
OSC.U MA Yal CANe> PUfA.I£0
lACON -19c
OSCAl tlilfA YB
LIMA IIAMS
wltltHAM -2 ... fh
~·s
TOMATO SOUP -. 10~~w $1
&aiHS~
IAIY FOOD
KIAFT
12 ..,$1
GRAN JILL y --5..,$1
ROYAL AiSO.TtD R.AVOlS
CHLATIN 6 ~4h
STAI liST au•
TUNA~· 4i 51
HEW I
FROM DEL MOHTE
~-MAMO nc:.n CHUf«S
, .. NUW ..,._ 4._. $1
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NEWP01T ll VO. AT THE ENTRANCE TO UOO ISU
This 1s Mr. Ernest Standing
&IROSEYE SPECIALS
CHOfiPIO
IIOCCOLI
FliNCH SUCII)
lEA IS ... 5 .. 11
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MACMONI _, CHiiSI
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FOR SNACKING!
OSCAa ~m
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WREA T TilliS 4'-
0AJT aAall IAlttil
SIAIP CIIEDDAL ...
'If~' NATURAL
DilEO 1M TERtALS
~ FROM A LARGE
SB.EC1lON Of
PODS, fOLIAGES and
aJCAL YPTUS fot ~r
falat~
s.e .......... ... .. , ..
IDl E. C:OAIT IIWT .. C:OIIOJfA DEL IIU
0 11101.& 1·1550
I •
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s..c.d W ith c.-l
YEU.OW MEAT ~ONE
PEACHES
2 lAS. 29'
s-..-.w.,
SoNilf A IIDioA PLIIS
2 lAS. 29'
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TENOQ TASTY
BUrrEl LETTIICE
2 FOR 15'
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l
J
U S.O A CHOICE IONEUSS
ROUND STEAK \.I 19¢
BPECIALl 1 TENDER, T AS'TY
SWISS STEAK Ll 79¢
HUNGIIY tOYS FAV~ITE
GROUND IEEF La 39¢
ltiCHARO S •oo• • PVRE PAOC
SA US AGE La 49¢
NEW! in our Gourmet
Meat SKtion ...
IEEF KEIOIS LL 1.49
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yovrwtlf •• we #toft
lUdt R!!! tltlngs
rig I:• 04lf ol the O'I'MI
-..cttnc
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CIIIMIDII
IWDIS a ... •
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IIEWORT HARBOft EIISIQI
AMT UCllOft - - -p_. 4
THURSDAY, AUG. 5, 1•5
OOAONA D£UW!, CAUF.
17 in trustee race
New plan for
county dock
Scaled dow piMa (or lbe
taeia IMUI41aa oa die chy· COUft., cloct •• .. neu ae
Atchea ••re prea•led Moft.
day to Newport Beach Ci cy
Coaacll by Robert Hurta of
Udo lale, co-leuelilolder.
Two additioaal candidatea
for board o( truatee poaitiooa
in cbe now unified acbool
diatrict have filed for tho
Oct, S election to brin1 the
field to a final total or 17.
Oeadline for filina wu ..\ua.
20.
Joe L. Scan, 3301 \<~arcus
Ave., Newpon, filed in Ois·
trict S to oppose Donald
Strauaa, Newpon 'leach
Elementary Board president.
\4r. ~tan ia a businessman. c;,,, Paul 'vlassey, 873 '"'JO·
nmor St •• Coata ~esa, filed
to oppoae Roderick 'vlac'vlil·
lian, Coata 'vteaa Union
f)iatrict board member, in
Diuict 7. ()at. 'vlauey is in
lbe U.C\. \<Iarine CorPt.
Amona the field are 12 pre·
aent board members of the
Newport Harbor Union 'li&b
School, Newport Beach '!le·
mentary or Coata Men Union
boards.
Included are the 3 board
preaidents, Earl Peteraon of
Ill• biah aehool: ~. Strauaa.
Newport elernen&ary; md
Jamea Peytoo, Coata Meaa
Union.
Board membera will lock
beada in 4 or the 7 election
diatricta, includina a battle
amona Mr. Pot••on. ~lim
Franklin, Newport Harbor
trulloe, and Albert Oadcn,
Coeta 'vleaa Union wuee,
in lbe61b Diatrict.
Mr. Peytoa and John Nettle,
NewportHarbor tnutee, meet
each other in the Diatrict 1
election, 1nd Ted Adait and
Donal Duncan, both New·
port Elementary truateea,
are lbe only candidatea in
District 4.
Three or the present trua-
leel. one from each board,
did noc file for the eloctioo.
They are Mra. Rooald Bar-
low, Newport Harbor, J . Her·
bert Brownell, Newport Ele-
mentary ; and Herbert Jenka.
Coata Meaa Uoioo.
The c:Ja•a• waa mllde fol-
lowiaa til• CooncH'a rejec-
doa 2 •••ta ato or a pro-
poled tower bDUdioa wilb 2
major tenuu Oil cbe pound
noor.
Mr. Hanh told lbe Council
Monday aftemoon &hat the
tower plana bad been actap-.
ped and tbat dae acope of &he
project had ben cut almost
by half. Two concepts are
beina conaidered: a Z..atory
buildina Md a ~foot hilh
bDildina. boda with aome
20.000 aquare reel or noor
apace and let back )() reel
f10m lbe bulkhead.
Council aareed dlat lbe
plana complied wilb leaae
spccificationa. The matter
will be on the Counc:i Iaaenda
for lhe SepL 27 meetina.
Newport Island plan OK'd
UMNE TfqRACE resfdlltts, •• Md
Mrs. Charles Wheeler, are pictured here
with MOf'gan Cuthbertson, at right, pre-
sident of the Laguna Festival of Opera,
discussing the Introduction of an Ameri-
can opera, "The Devil and Daniel Web-
ster ," at the Irvine Sowl this Friday
and Saturday evenings, Aug. 27 and 28,
IS -of I ...... btll """ "P~gllac
cl." Present.tlon of the Festival's
first American opera was assured by a
grant from the Irvine Foundation, of
which Mrs. Wheeler Is a trustee. The
19b5 Festival of Opera season will
close Sept. 3 and 4 with ''Ole Fleder-
•o III .. OIIUID
IYLL.Nmlll A new propoaal for a yacht-
ina aear locker for the ~ow
port Island Yacht Club was
NEWLYWEDS: Mr. and Mrs . twan F. ~oberts, pictured after
repeat! ng theIr marriage vows at St. Andrew's Presbyter·
ian Church. (Peter Z .U. Singer photo.)
Harbor girls
to greet frosh
With "Sailina into Harbor"
u the theme, the Newport
Harbor Hi ab School Gi rl's
Leaaue will launch 1ts an•
nual Bia and Little Sister
luncheon on Sept. 1 from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Hiah
School home arts petio.
Miss Gibbons is bride
of lwan F. Roberts
The 1ntemauonal flavo r of
die back&rounds of nev.ly-
weds \1r. and \Irs . lv.an F.
~oberts v.as e arned o ut 1n
tbeH honeymoon plans. Hence
they are spend1na Auaust 1n
Po rtugal and Great Bnta1n,
but will return to C'allfom1a
from theu wedd1ng tnp to
make thelf home at Canoga
Parlt.
The )'llung couple v.ere
marned July 31 at St. An-
drews Pres bytc:nan Church
wedd1n11 ch apel w1 th the Rev.
James \1 oor oHi cla una.
The bnde tS the former\\1ss
Beverl y \tay Gibbons, dau&b-
ter of \irs . Lesll e \1. Gibbons
of 440 C'amauon Ave., Co r-
ona del \lar, and the late \1r.
Gebbons. \irs. Cnbbon I!>
better kno wn a s C'oh ne o f
the Cnrona del \1ar Travel
Sc:rv1 ce.
The aroom • s parents are
\ir. and \Irs. 0. F. Roberts
of \<1achynlleth, Wales. Gra-
ham C. G1bbons aave h1s
s1ater 10 mamaae. Karen
'\nder ~oon of ()an Franc1sco
was the: bnde's only allen·
dan L Anthony Oewey of
Berke ley erved as best man.
and P eter Sussman, a lso of
Berkeley, was usher.
\1i ss (jibbons chose a full
length Italian <\ilk gown 1n
tradi ti onal wh1te for her wed·
d1n a dress. It was fash10 ned
With a lace embro1dered boat
nec kline, fitted bod1ce and a
short train. A c ircle of hly-
o f-the-valley held her waat·
length illusion veil. She
camed bouquet of wh1te
ro~>cs centered by a wh1te
o rchid.
Her attendant wore a &rcen
ltnen go wn w1th yellow and
green da1s1es. Oauy sprays
in are en, yellow and wh1 te
also decorated the chapel.
Follow1ng the ceremony a
reception was held at the
home of the bnde' s mother
1n Corona del \iar. 'vtrs.
Glbbons rece1ved her auests
tn a p1nk aown w1th lace
Jack eL Her conaae inc luded
p1nk roses and an orchtd.
\1i ss \1araare t C attell from
New V.estminster, B.C., pre·
s1ded over the recepl.l on
table . The G1bbons famtly
•s formerl ~ from Bnt1 sh
C'olumbta.
The bndc !>tud1ed at Tnntty
C'olleae of \ius1c 1n London
and rece1ved her B.A. de&ree
at the Un1 vers1tv nf Cal1fo m·
•a ar Berkeley.
\1r. Roberts attended the
Lm verSII) o f \\ales at Sw.w-
sea, '4 ale s. and d1 d araduate
~ork at lhc l n1 vers t ty of
Berkeley. lie IS an elec·
uon1 cs engtneer.
Ph .. e In Y evr Order
t.r • S.l.scn,tl .. :
C•ll '73..0550
As an introduction to hi&h
school life, all incomina
freahmen, numberina about
250, will be "ado pted" by a
aopbomore. jun ior oT senior
ai rl wb o wi II eacon her to
the luncheon.
Entertainment will be pre-
•ented by die Oi rla' Leaaue
Cabinet. In cbarae of the day
wi II be the Girl•' Leaaue
Cabinet, includioa Laurel
Waaner, president; Karen
Brubaker, vice preaident;
Barbara Jeoneu, secntary;
Karen Sutherland, tteasurer;
Liz R.eday , hiatorian; Cluia
Johnaon, aopbomore rel!le·
aeotative; Sandy C audell,
junior repreaeotative, and
Sandy Cavallaro, 1eoior re·
pres en tatave.
Benefit luau
Newport riarbor Lesion
Post 291 will hold a luau at
4 p.m. this Sunday, Aua. 29 ,
at the Lcaion Hall, lSth St.
and W. Bay Ave., Central
Sew port.
Th e Hawaiian feut will be
a fund raiser for the Newport
and Ralboa outriuer club..lt
w1ll alao be a victory cele·
bration for the annual Cata-
lina Island-Balboa Pier
canoe race to be held the
same day .
Proceeds w1ll help send the
'lewport and i3alboa outtia·
aer teams to the inter-island
competition 1n Hawau
GL ~\101JR ~~G .\ZINE rcpre11cntative for the "iewpon area
invitee you to their
GLAMOUR AISLE
come in and see ...
\ bevy of good thi n~s we've found , juet ri~ht for
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And .•. no t jut l•didentally, for we pl .. aell h all•• ••)'· .•
"'II thl' "J••t rlf'ht" •cce••orlee 11HIIed to complete )'O.,
w•rdrobe
1525 I . COAST MIGHWA Y
CCMtOMA DIL MU
ln.2991
approved \1onday evenin& by
lhe :"llewport Beach City
Counci I. maus."
A l..foot by 6..foot locker 4 M H h • •d t lOY fOR AMDERSOM'S ~eet hiah will be located ad-rs. ug es IS pres• en Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. An-
Jacent to Newport bland deraoo, 712 Larkapur Ave .,
8ea Reddick. fonaer owner
uct· publiaber of lbe Newport
Harbor Newa-Pru 1 and more
recently publhber of the Sail
Fernando Valley Timu and
Hollywood Citilell Newe. baa
been eppointed deputy to Loa
Anaelea County Supe"iaor
Watton Dom .
Park. The s ize has been re-Mr1. Prank Huahes of 706 'vfr. and Mrs. Huahes have Corona del \<tar, are pareota
duced in compliance with ob-Aleppo SL , East Bluff, is 2 children Cindy 7 and of a aon bom Friday, Aua.
jections from Island resi-the new president of die Jon, 6. ' ' ' 20. in HNa Hoapital.
dents. A stteet encroachment Oranae District of the Cali·
permi t was Jl'&nted by the fcmia Federation of Women's
Council to authorize the C lub1, Junaor Membership.
location or the locker a t the She was a iven her pin and
end of the 1tteet-end of 39th aavel at the recent distric t
St. board m.:enna wben the JI'OUP
Ken John1on, preaident o( learned of the resaanation of
lhe 'lewport b land Aasn ., "1rs. D1n 'vtcKinnon of Fuller-
Informed the Council that ton, whose husbaodJJas been
his voup approves the new tran1ferred to northern Call·
plan, and will pey half of fom ia.
the ~ost. The auociation 'vtrs. Huahes t s a member of
thus wi II be able to uae balr lhe Juo1or Ebell Club of
~ the locker apace for ator-Newport Beach. She i• a
aae of suppliu, aucb u rcaistered nurse and trained
Ouistmas liabtina and de-at 'vlercy Colleae of Nursina
coratiOQa. in San D1eao.
Bay Oub wins, loses
(CClDdnued from Page 1)
This would produce more
revenue for the city. becaus e
~ incrouod rentala, and it
wou ld retain more view of
the bay. bee au se o( the
open spaces between the
towers, sa1d \1r. Steven•.
Analina the butld1na away
from the shoreline would fur-
ther help preserve the view
~ resident• 1n ll.lewport
Hei&bts and C liff Iaven, he
added.
lie displayed photovaphs
t.aken from var1ous potnta to
demonllrate hia point that
the 50-foot suucture would
obactue more view than
would the tower arranaement.
Oppos ition to the tower
proJect was expreased by
s everal reaidenta: Oon Hud-
dleston. 1211 Kinas Rd.,
C liff dsven ; \1n. C .A. Her-
berts Jr.. 2949 C liff Or .•
Newport He1&hts: \irs. R.R.
riowell. 1421 K1na• Rd.,
C liff olaven. and \4r. and
\Irs . Bob Gooch . 16 11 Kina•
Rd .. C liff .J aven .
There was an exchanae of
poltttcal pleasantries as \1u .
Gooch sa1d, "3ay Club
stockholder s a1e JUS t look·
1n11 for more money. flua
proJeCt wdl bnna 1n more
traffiC, onOfe people , and
more need for pollee."
"Don't foraet that the Bay
C lub helped brina Barry
Goldwater too," uid Coun-
ci I man "' FMii t. referrina
to the Goldwater family' 1
choi ce of the 'lay Club as a
aummer vacation home.
LEGAL NOTICE
"That's fine," said '.trs .
Gooch. ''I am for h1m."
David Cunninaham, 134 Via
Vella, Lido Isle, recalled
that he had lost his view
from an inside Lido lot when
the bayfront wu bu ilt up.
"but there has been a com-
pensation ; my bouse has
trebled 1n value ."
He sa1d that as a nursery-
man he wa1 intere sled 1n
beautificalJon and for that
reason believed that the
hiJh u se plan 1hould be
seriously considered.
l"ben came the mouon to
sustain the Plannina Com-
mission, offered by Council-
man Stoddard. Vice-\iayor
f>oo Elder voted with him.
Ole motion was defeated by
the "no" votes or \1ayor Cif'u-
ber and Councilmen Parsons
and P oraat.
After \1r. Stevens bad an-
nounced abandonment or the
hi&b n se project, he made
the formal at.atement for of.
ficial record: "l"be 3alboa
1ay Club wi thdtawa its ap-
plication for zone chanae."
Gun is used
in suicide
..\ 54-year-old Corona Hiah·
Ianda resident was found
dead in his bedroom Thurs·
day, Au a . 19, apparently the
Yictim of I self-inflicted JW\•
shot wound in lbe riaht
temple.
Newport Beach policeman
Jame1 Amout Jiacovered
~uuellBronaoa &rlinaame,
452 c;eawwd 'td., aittina on
a bed and alumped aaainat
the wall at 9:)0 a .m.
Officer Amout uid he
apotted a note atuck in cbe
alidina alau door which
read, "Oo not enter-pleaae
notify police dep.-tmenL ••
.. e lhen obaerYed \4r. aw-
liapme lhroulb the bedroom
wiodow.
' .)l caliber rnolYer wu
diaco.eNd by officers •der
1tae Yicti"'' 1 ritbt lamd •
A au.icicle note waa found
Oil a table in the fro.at room,
ancnl tom notes wae in
the truh can in &he dee Md
a letter to hit wile ••• fCMad
on the den table.
Mra. Beatrice Butlin,.me
lift.l at ~OS.A 1!. Oey ""·· 8elboe.
MY ,OI .. UMAM~s
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Low
Introductory
Price
Of
• moW. tub eMir o e e 10ft 1 luJury 1 hMcl
9uiclecl qu~ ••• wide Hlection of febrics.
2153 E. Coaat Hiwey
Corone ctel Mer
OR . 3-0110
YOUR CLOSEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
La 9 ~J!QOUSTOPUAS~a c h
New Car Sales & Service -350 Broadway, 49~ 1131
UseJ Car Sales -9~ S. Coast Hwy., 494-n44
Paint and Rody Shop-2105 Broadway, 494-2157
'63 CHEV. V-8 Impala Rd~ Spt. CpL
"Air Cooditioaed" Pwr. LqpL Stun·
aias aJI Alulta wt.i te w/ ~lacier blue
later. 25 mo. 01( Guatanteel
lily $2195
• • • •
"GIIIty C••••t"
'62 CHF.VY II Db. 4-0r. Sed. d!rifty 6
cyh W/Std. ahift, bar. etc: •• be•t. 2
tou white & fTliet bl .. , W II etc., 25
MO. 0.1(. ~rea .
• • • •
'63 Pord V_, Pairl•• llador widl A/T
IV'I etc. Beaut. Autuftlft Ooldlw apot~
leu "•"" Inter. Low mUea,., tlltow-
1'001'11 new
. $12151
u.s. lilt
f .. c..,ICt
·~2 Cornu "\4onza" Cpe. w/ P.G., IV'I
etc .• Pa~ed Oasb, Sparkhna all ..\lulta
white, plus 1 114:ier 31ue bucket aeats.
w/walls
lily $1195!
• • • •
"lily
"..\ir Conditioned" ·~t "'ord Palcon
"~anchero" (Compact pick up) VT. 1/fl
etc., s parklina \rtic: 'Ybite w/Pieua 'led
inter ., a bow room c~l
$115!
• • • •
''FPJIIIIE n'"
'57 O.u. v-a l)b. aedea P/0, Pwr. ~r.
lliH etc •• a...t. aria. l •• Teal 31M ...,. . ..... ,
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~OLLOON'.i their recent wedding In St. Andrews' Pres-
~ttrian Church , the former Mrs. Grace Abell ~otstord
ltld,Arthur 0. Paxton are off on a month-long honeymoon
In the Hawaiian Islands. Mrs. Paxton was attended by her
daughter, Mrs. Mary ~. Rubert of New Vorlc City, while
Mr. Paxton's brother Charles served as best man . A re -
ception tor the more than 50 guests was held in the re-
ce ption hall at St. Andrew's1• Mrs. Madalena Gowdy of
Corona del Mar was soloist. Mrs. Violette M. Earl, also
~ Corona del Mar, was In charge of the guest book. The
bride wore powder blue chiffon with matching feather hat
and carried a sNII purse decorated with white orch ids
and stephanotis. Upon their retum from Hawaii, Mr. and
Mrs. Paxton will be at home at 2001 Tahuna Terrace, Ir-
vine Terrace. ( '3eckner photo)
aTY COIID tatS
(Coat.ioued fftlnl paae 1)
Lido Park, at cbe bridae eo-
traace -cbe Lido lele Com-
muDity Aua. to pey fot a
time cloclt •d meter, the
ci ty to aa eume the •t5 moo th·
ly elecuic: bill; the Council,
which bad rejected a pre-
vioue propoul, indicated a
neaativo attitude, but de-
leyed action Wltil the Sept.
ll meetina .
• Appro.ed cbe , .... , cl
Hup ~t. preeid•t ol
Lido Shopt As sn., lor inttal·
leUcie ol Cllrie .... e Dllalllla
at. 3 locadoee ec:roee Via
Lido from Nov. lS to Jaa. lS.
• Received a rope at re-
~eet from SemSoft for re-
lief from lbe city code re-
~irement for a eeparate li-
conee fee for each uluman
in the city ; ... 11 of ow out-
of-town friend• are etill con-
cklc:tina bueineu ae ueual
.; !bout benefit of city li-
couina.'' the Se"iSoft Iot-
ter eaid. City \1anaaer Har-
vey Hurlbun eaid that the
Ucenae department ia now in
lbo PfOCOU of onforcina the
Ucenae fee re~iremonta .
• Endoued the Sth annual
Oranae County economic de-
nlopnent conference, to be
bold Oc t. 21 at Dieneyland
Hotel.
• Recoind a query from
Richard Benilh, 1201 Ea-
telle Ln ., Harbor Hiablande,
ukina if Oranao County Air·
port nia.bte could be directed
'"or lbo B"lt Bay area rath-
er chan our the WcatclifT
ditttict retideat.ial areaa in
order 10 cut down the noiee;
lbe letter wa a refenecl &o the
county eopeniaora.
• Received ., olec:t.ion re-
port from lbo Board ol Ad-
jua11De1lta, eic:ll It••• •ian
co4e •P~Je•l•: J 81Ma L. R~a
bel Jr. wae elected chairman,
.-Willi .. c. Ri•a w••
nned eecretary.
• Authorized \4ayor Paul
Gruber to write a letter cl
thanltl to Gov. Pat Brown for
hi I pocket veto or AI eembly
Bill 2756, which would have
permiued coamorcial takina
of aoc:hoviu for reductioa
into poultry feed and other
~oducu; tbo bill bad been
viaorouely oppoeed by aport-
fi abennen.
• APS"oved .n Irvine Co.
proposal for replaciaa the
ct.tariorat.ina atorm drain in
Irvine Tenace ~k -the lr-
vioo Co. •d the city to
aplit the colt or replace·
moot, tbe Irvine Co. to pay
the added coat of e.nlaraina
lbe line to take care of added now from the Newport Cen-
ter ar ...
TtlJRSOAY, AUC. 21,l.S
OOROIIA DEL !Mr CAUF.
I CHUilCIIES ,.
St~ JUlu' l!phcopel
Olarcb, 3109 VIa Liclo, Udo
Slaope Ate a -The lteY. llo-
bertComelleoa, ~St. Mark' a
Cluuc:ll ht A ltadea a. wi 11 be
..... , a peeker u dte 11 cb
Sunday aft« Trinity i• ob-
aernd at I , 9:15 .ct 11 a .m.
aemcu.
The Cecttral Bible Cborc:h,
l3rd aad Oraaae A•e., Coata
\4eaa -The ROY. Honry
Joaea will deli .. r hie 10:30
a .m. Sanclay .. rmon oa "Day
of Opportuaity ." A film. tb•
12th ift a aerie• oa tbe lifo of
Cbriat, will ~ ebown durina
the 1 p.m. eemce.
St. Andrew'• PreebyteriM
Olardl,600St .Aodr..,'• Rd.,
ClitrHaven -luillh 35:4 aup-
pliea lbe theme for Or. Olar·
lee Dierenlield'a eermoa on
"Hancllolda from Haodicape"
at the I, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
aervicea lhia SWldey .
Tho Unity Olarc:h of New-
port, meetioa at lbe Senior
Citizeoa' buildina. 15th St.
1nd Irvine Ave., ClifT Haveo
-The Rev. Loree Plickinaer
wi II deliver bi 1 10 a.m. Sun-
day aermon on .. Waltina up to
the Truth."
The Pint Baptiet Ouucb of
Coat& \1eaa, )01 \1apolia
St. -Or. P.O. Neumann will
~each oo "Chrietiaa'e Vita-
min 8" at 11 a.m. tbit Sun-
day. Tho Rev. Harold Ander-
aon, profeuor of epeecb at
lhe Bapeiet Bible Colleae in
St . Louie, \1o., will be aueat
apealter for the 7 p.m. aer-
¥tce.
The Lulheran Chorcb of the
\tuter, 3545 E. Cout Hwy .,
Corona del \1ar -"Pacina
the F act•" wi II be tbe aer-
mon topic of the Rev. franlt
W. Gunn at the 9 and 11 a.m.
aervicea th ia Sunday.
0\ri ati an Sea ence Cburcbea,
Corona del \1ar, Newport
Beach and Coata \1eaa -
The Leaaoo..SCrmon will un-
dcncoce the "need for people
today &o demonauate lhe
power •d ~acticality of
Quiet Jotue' tea.c:binat ."
Tho Plymoudl Con1Jeaa-
li01lal C!larc~. 3262 lkoed
St., Newport Hoiaftt• -The
Rev. Jamea Shoup, Ullll&llt
minister at tbe Coata \ieu
Prince of Peace Lutheran
Olurdl. will be auest spea-
ker for the 11 a.m. aervice
thu Sunday. The aermon topic:
11 "f)eclarauon of Depen-
dence."
Ibe Ralboa Island Com-
n..~n aty \tethodaat Church, 115
Aaate Ave. -"Stron a Hands"
will be lhe sermon topic of
the Rev. Davad Walker at the
9:30 and ll a .m. servacea
thi 1 Sunday.
Tho Corona del \1ar Com-
muna ty ConJJeaatiooal 0\ur-
ch, United Church of Clu iat,
611 Heliouope Ave. -The
Rev. Rl\lpb Earle, mJniater
o1 ._... c -u,
Ol•da ia Nor* lM v .....
Ne•ada, will N Jl&tll ,...,.
cber for •e 10 •·•· a..deJ
eenice.
16-yea-r-old
driver hurt
Jac::queline Albriabt, '16, of
1211 Clilr Dr., ClifT Haven,
awtered contuaiona and abra-
eiooa on cbo llOtO and foro-
bead when the vehicle abe
wae dri•ina rewed into lbe
rear end of a a&opped .auto
on Via Lido-in the Lido
Sbopt ARa at S: 2S p.m.
Tuuday.
Newport Beach police eaid
Min Albriabt'e auto atnlclt
the roar end or the vehicle
drivea by Patricia O'Reilly,
705 Via Lido Nord. Lido
ble, wben the latter vehicle
a&opped for a pedeatrian in
a crouwallt oo Via Lido,
welt of Via Opono.
Min Albriabt waa treated
for her iajuriea at Hoaa
Hoepital and releued Tuee-
day niahL Mn. O'Reilly wu
uninjured. Police eet.imated
~ae &o eo autoa at more
lhaa 1100 eacb.
Judge
CDM
buys
home
Judae and Mn. ThDI1'Doad
Clarke of Pa eadeoa bne
pwcbued the ocean front
bome at 46)) Briptoa Rd.
in Cameo Sboree aad plan 10
mate it their permaoent
home.
Judae Clarke ie U.S. Dia-
uict Court judae of the 91h
Circuit in Loe Aoae lea. Hie
wi fe ie the former \1u. Jamea
lrviae Jr., wbo lived at the
lmne Ranch bomc in Tuetin
from 1929 unti I \tr. lrvine'a
death.
A apecial event for the
Clarke' 1 i 1 the recent ani-
n i o( a JJandeon -Morton
tmae Smilb, born A.ua. 12 to
\1r . and Mn. Moc1oa w.
SmHb ol Middlebara, Va.
~ •. Smia i• Mn. Cl•lte'•
daapter, lbe former Joaa
Irvine, laraelt indi •idual
stockholder in the Irvine Co.
LEGAL NOTICE
'iOTICF OF PUBLIC UF:-\RI~C
~OTICF IS liF:R F'~Y GIVF:"i
tht th~ City Coaac il of tb~
Citv of "iewpon I'Woa cb wall
hold a poblic hea'"lDf! re~ardaa~
P~rr)' R,.lJ's a ppul from th,.
de cisioa of th~ Plaaaln~J C:om·
maaaioa dnyaa~ applicatioa for rs~ P~rm it ~o. 1150.
(a) "~qa~•tia~ permiuaoa to
h• ve daacia~. aad
(b) ReqoeiiiiDIJ permlasaon 10
ha ve lhe I'UtertaiiiJIIeDl ,
at the Robemiaa t:mba .. y (a lao
k:nowa •• the Uaicona IIlii). 209
Palm Street. lla I boa. Lot '>. h
and 1, qJock 5, Balboa Tnact.
Zoce C-1
.,.OTICF: IS RERF.RY FTR-
THrR GIVES that the aaad
poblic beariD(I! will be held OD
the 13th day of September. 19f>5.
at t!ae boar of 7:30 P.'4 . aa tht>
<Aaaci I Clla•bena of th~ C:atv
liall of the Citr of '1/~wport
~ach. Califonaa. al wha ch
ti~ aad place aay aad all prr-
1101111 iatt>rel!lted ma v • pprar a a d
be heard there on.
'4ar~ry ~hroad~r
C:itv Clerk
C:aty of "iewport quch
PabJisb: Aas. 26. 1965.aa
The '1/ewport fl a rbor Eulp
Mra. Oevhl L. Patt ... a..-
Dixie Lee Souleles wed
to David L. Patterson
'llewlyweda \tr. and \in.
Oavad Lawrmc:e Patterson
are honeymoonana an liawau
followana an A.uaust U wed-
din 1 at St. -\ndrew' s Pres·
bytera1n Church.
The bradc aa the former
\tiu nt1ue Lee Souleles.
dauahter ol 'At. and \trs.
Gcorae Cioulc lu of 2607
Bamboo lit .• ~ast Bluff. The
poom 11 the aon of \1rs.
Helen ~aedele Patterson of
Corona del \tar, and Law-
rence W. Patterson of Ana·
heun.
The ~. Cb•lee Oieten-
field olficiac.d al dte neo-
ana we4dina letYice. Maid
of honor wu \1iu Donna
~ulelea. saeter of the brade.
and servan& as bndeamaids
were \1rs. Allen Shaw. \tis
Valerae Kester and \trs.
'~!ewell \toore, saster of the
IJ'OOill.
'~!ewell \ioore was has bro-
dler·m-law·s best man . L:sh·
ers anc:luded Wallaam C'. :lut·
chans , 'h lpb Allen. Thomas
Jackson and ~obert Pauer-
son. the c.room's btother.
The bode's youn&er brother.
Steven. wu nna bearers.
\ti as liouleles cboae a for-
mal white aown made of silk
ora•n over taffeta for her
weddana dreu. The neclthne
wu ed&ed wath peau d'anae
lace Ooweu ancnuted Wtth
seed pcarla. The pattern was
repeated on the sltan, ..-ht c:h
n<Wiled anto a c:hapel tratn
o( lace. Her beadpaece ..-as
a fan shaped cluster of lace
petals edaed an pearls wtth
cryatal drops holdana a
French tlluaton veal. She
earned • curnna c:u cade
of pbalaenopats butterfly
orchada ac:cented wtlh hiles
cl the valley and leather leaf
fern . Sbe wore hea rloom
pearls from ber &randmoth er.
\1rs. Wallaam L. Allen.
The weddana attendanu
alao wore wtlatc. Tbear aden·
t.a cal aowna were fashaoned
of n oor lenath whate cbaffon
over taffeta wath lona sleeves
•d empu e waau. They
earned cucade bouqueu of
leather leaf fern accented
with moas peen saun suea-
meu. Tbear beadpaecu were
circlets of moss JJeen saun
witb email 1lluaaon veal.
At ~e reception at lrv•ne
Country C1ub, lbe bnde' 1
mother wore • floor lea.61b
droll o( iced aqu ere~
wath Jewelled waut lane .
The JfOOm' s mother v.ore a
I on a coral crepe ,own wa th
draped bodice .
The bra de 1 s a Jfaduale c>f
Tennyson Halfl School. <inc
was a membet of J ob'
nauahters. Bethel ~. The
groom attended the lJna ver ·
saty of Southern Caltfornaa ,
where he affihatcd walh
Seta Theta Pa fraternity. and
as now a member of the Santa
o\na ~otary Club. The coup! e
wall lave 10 TuJtJO.
CASH •
l&.lnlll All ... Tell ITILa ,_ Al11
l'lorotby Novia, 1416 ~
~lboa 11vd., Balboa, told
Newpon oeach police that
12H worth of miacellaaeous
clothana and a $130 ladiea
watch were atolen from her
vehicle whale at waa parked
in the park1n1 lot at 504 W.
Ba lboe Blvd.
4ihe uad the artielea, an-
c:ludm 1 3 credit carda, were
taken while she was away
from the auto between ~:30
and S:H p.m. I all <;aturday.
........ , .. o..r .., .... ~ ........
Cell .,..
I f A GOOD M!IGHIOII
If you are a newcomer. or
ltno• or a newcomer &o
d\e ttarbof Aroa who hae
not been weiGOmecl, do
her 1 favQr by c:alllna the
Harbor Vaanor betwMn
I and 10 1 m .• and &he
Wi ll call on your friend
•llb valuable 1nformauon
and airtl frorn fnendly
buaa neu 6nna wh1ch
llancJ ready to help her
become acquainted Wl dl
her ne• aunoundin¥•·
THE HARIOR VlstTPR "-•n•: IIY ~9UI
Pendleton·. ••
t,.,o Jump• alteall
ott .. laioa
Wh•n's a jumper more than a
jumper? A couple of answers shown
her•-both oh-ao-rightl Pendleton's
•IMvelesa v•ralon Ia a nitty, shifty
ahaath style Juat waiting
for your accesaorizlng. TwMdl,
mlxea, tartana, plaids; &-18, $22.
Or the cowl-collared one, with Ita
c.tn dropped belt to emphaalz• a
tr1m torto. Tar1an1 or p\aide;
.. ,, $25. Oo ... tt-em .oon.
I AIIMC .... CACAal
DIMI.S Cl.UI ...
ITO•I OtdCI
.. COITA _..1M
einerfl
• •
DIPAITIABft' m:.l ---·
1116~-YD.
Tailoring from Hong Kong
. '-,1't •• _. ~""J-t •• ,.__~ ,, . ... , . • .. •f' ••• ..
..._ Tllll • •11 .-J IIIII
•xw.~~m· J1n.
AI auk r t\1 ... 1 ?:uiiiH an BJ r a£ . .., __ ,. ..........
The Joho Kane Ltd epe-
cialty abop, 2737 E. Coaet
Hwy ., Coroaa del Mar, baa
received eaclualve Southern
California reprueotatin
ria.bta for dle world~MMJOt
Talt Qeona Tailor• o( Hona
Kona.
\4r. Kaae u id be ia plao-
llina a araod opeaifta arouad
Sept . 1 for dle ehop, wbicb
le ati 11 operat.illl ander lbe
u.me of dae focmet owaers -
8raaa' • Ulliqoe Slaop.
llae liaeet ma•ria la iJl cbe
-..ld an oe..S for dae eaa·
aond t.ailoriaa llf •• Hoaa
Kc.a ara-iu tioa, acconlina eo Mr. ec ............... ry
.,,. of falldc M4 aat.erial
.., ..... wwut. 1M • .,.:·
Sonle 3, 000 er pe • ol ma-
tariala •• n all.W. ...,_p
tile apecia i\J .a.op far Nita,
•4 cnore •• 100 aaateria1•
... a.Uld&• f• •irt aM
W.se atyu.aa. t.c....,i• .. atod ... ,... ....
..... aw•ed• for ee4tt •4
..,.. • ,... tilt fO. UJN .w. .... All---·· ... , ... eo.-............ .
o.li.., tto. .. Hoaa
Kona tailors, wluch bave
beea in operation aince 1118,
taku about S ID 6 weeka by
eea, althouab '-· Kane indi·
cared. air mail deliv,ry
t.altee approdmately 14 days
ftom lbe day the Cllltomer
walb intoaeepecialty shop.
Ill LD. IILL IF
Cll •n AT II' Rl nt. J 0 . :1111 . AS, ol 1M
Femleaf A•e.. Cocona del
\4ar. da ed Fnciey. ~Ill· ~o.
followtnaa year-loaa allneu.
..._.oraaleerricet •• ecbe·
du I eel at 4 p.m. Uaia Sunday.
AAa. 1•. at \4elro•• Abbey
1ft Or···· He ie AfYiyed 11f h.it wife.
F..llllel •4 a "-aptu..-Mrs.
Joe.. Laodeta ol Coate ~••· ............
1\t .ian..-. Cllab ol the
Ne..,.n Bieda u.._. ••
doe•• ita au ... ructi"l
proer• to.s., .-la recoan•-•• '*__. .. u alt ) li·
-·•••· C.utica ... o( IMrit
.. • be li•• • uo bof•
-.41 airlt M ..... li·
WIIJ, lJt II --· Hci 70 at Corou ... *r.
Floo r Samples f rom ...
10"to 50!
INCLUDES CARPE T ENOS, SOFAS, AREA RUGS,
GAME TABLES. CHAIRS, LAMPS, TABLES AND
ACCE S.SORl ES.
W• hove • ..,... of .,..Ool o"'-pi•• _, "P-
hola twri ft1 whi ct. "" iA 1ri • ,_. .. part1 d ,... '"
-at .......... .nt,_.. -,...
0-
I IH-
OUT THEY · GOI ............................. · ............. r.-...., ..... ,.... .. ,...., ......
I
••• -
~,.. • v.a. .-.. ....,., .........._ F'ltw '"
"ALL A90A~O and welcome," call
Staff-commodore Howard Langley of
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club and his
wife Nan, who have been hosting a ser-
ies of luncheons during July and August
for out-of-town friends who joined them
aboard their SHAUMA~ III docked In
Newport 13each. Climax of the Langleys'
summer wi ll com e Aug. 28, when they
host a group to view the famed Character
Boat Parade In Newport Harbor. Guest of
honor will be the noted East Coast stain-
ed glass artist, Loole Brendel, who Is
here with his wife to establish a perma-
nent West Coast studio. A candlelit
buffet~pper In the Langley's land·
scaped gatden on Shalimar Drive, Costi
Mesa, will follow view ing of the parade.
(Beckner photo.)
.,... , .•
•
LEGAL NOTICE
OROINA~CF: ~0. 1135
A~ OROINANCF: Or THF. CITY
Or lllf.WPORT Rf.ACH AMF.NO. I~C ~f.CTION 3250.4 or TRE ~f.ti'PORT RfAC H \tU ~ICIPAL
COOf. R f.LATI~C TO RALBOA
o •a:.WAY ~TRf.fTS AND
ALLf.YS
hi AJr 2 -· ll...._ ......,., -"'· Mled q~-. J"'" "' Tht" City Council of the City
of 'lewpcm ~•ch doea orda ia
as follow11: ...... . .• '\fCTJO._. I. Secuon 3250.4
of the "iewpon Reach \tuoicipel
Code is am,.oded to r~d:
"OOHI•W 4 .-, rMio '*"" ._,. rt4 ~ fOf UJ
'81 T-IIRD $1. "SECTIO~ 3250.4 . B&lboa
O.e-wa.r SUee&a •d All~•·
OVfR 70 CARS TO OtOOSE FROM! \taio ''"""t !Tom 'lalboa
Rlvd. to tht" moat northerly
point of \4aio treet. ...ordl
bound traffic only.
I
OPfN MNINGS AND SUNDAYS!
THEODORE ROBINS
FORD
2054....., IW. •
a.TA.si
REED'S HARDWARE
STILL ON
'=VERY DAY OF THE WEEK
FIN AL SUMMER CLEARANCE
TOP QUALITY ITEMS!
REED'S
''TeWinkle''
Hardware
18TH & NEWPORT -OOWH TOWH COST A MESA
PH Ll 8-3426
HOUSEWARES • Gl FTWEAR • PAINT
1'4av Avt'. from \tain treet to
'A' . tr~t. fast bound trs ffic
oah .
'/..' ~tl'!'l't from 'lay Avl'. to
!'4.1 boa qJvd. South bound tnf·
fie only.
a'uhinj!1on Str~t {Tom Oceaa front to Balboe Blvd. Nonh
bound traffic ooly.
'lay Avf'. from Malo Street
to F:l~th Street. Weaterly
boUlld traffic only.
Miramar Orive lrona die
Sootberly liae ol Ralboa IUv.t.
to the Weaterly lioe of cta ...
oel Road. futerly bouad traf•
fie oolv.
The alley lyi•A betweea
Ralbo• Blvd. oo tbe ~ortb aad
Miramar r>rive on Ule Soath,
from Ule westerly booadary or
'I' Strt'et to the ncmherly
line of MiraiMr Drive. Easterly
boaod tr11ffic ooly."
'\f:CTlO"'i 2. Thia ordauoce
aball be published oor e in ah,.
officia l oewapaper of the City.
u d the aam,. aball be eff,.c tav,.
30 daya after the d ate of it'l
adoptioo .
Thi• ordln111ce ..... intro·
doced at • ,..~Jar m!'etlofl of
the Catv lo011c il of the CitY of
'll!'wpori Jlf'ach h,.Jd oo thr-9tl!
dav of \u1fu8t, 1%.,, aud wu
adopt,.d oo the 2'1r<l day of Au-
~"'· JQI<,.,, bv tbl' followio!l
VOlt", IO w11:
AYfC:. COl 'rll-\4F'"'i : Pan~oaa,
F:ldl'r, Cru~rr, forAil, ~toddard.
~Of.S, C:OI '11\.JL\tf:"'i : 'II one.
A RSF:"'IT r.ot''IICIL\tf.'ll : \tar~
ahall, Coo~.
P-\I'L J. CRl'Bf.R, \tayor
A TTf~T:
\tARGf:RY SCBROllOER
City Clerk.
Pabht~h : Aa!l· 26, 1965, 10
Tbl' Sewport HarbOf Eaaip
HERE'S A TISSUE THIEF
A daylisht chief took a
caae (48 rolla) of toilet tis-
1~======~~~~~~~=;~~;;~ .. aue and a caae of"Kieene1" ti.-ue from the unlocked
IUISCIIII TO Till IMSIGM -01 WIM aaraae at 219 Walnut St., T•• NIJ .... ,.,., , ... te4 •4 ,.~11 ... .4 Newport "hOfel, Mary Heim
I• •• Cltr e1 .... ,.,. ... d told ~ewport Beach police Thursday. Au a. 19.
AUTHORIZED fACTOilY DIALER
s.a.. ..... s.m~
OPENING SPECIALS 27' NBGLASS HAIDTOP
CRUISIIt-SLIIPS 6-260 HP INTIItCPTOil
ONLY $155.61 ,.,
,.er 72 M.mltt Wlttl H_,tMI 0.... ~ W. ,....._. Of Atty .... sl.OO II W.et A ..... ,__,..~~ ........ llllltMia Can•• "•'" 14
t .. ..._.. ~ ................. 1 H,._ T....._ ..,_ ...
J'' 111 CAlif C .... SJZ."5 + ""•ljll & TG ........ ~ .. ...........,. .... ,,,.. -u ............ ·-CHit
ALL fN 110CIC ••• 17' U' 21" 11' M'
-TO 7 YURI ~IIUNCtNe w• ,. ... ,.,..,. AM-............ 7
MA8IA IOAT u••
Nlll P.a.IC CDAIT IIIUWAY
....... .... _ .. ... ••• ...Ill -., ................ ..
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*
SAILING CHAMPS-Jeff Allen of ~lboa Yacht Club, at
left, woo the Junior national c~plonsh i p trophy (under
lb years with crew) at the Kite National Championship
~egatta Aug. 8 and q, competing with clubs throo~out
Southem California. Pictured with him is Craig Anderson,
lb, of the Lido Isle Yacht Club, who won the senior na-
tiooal championship trophy, sailing in a fleet of 30 entries
•n a >race series. Patsy Dber of LIYC placed lrd In the
junior fleet. ( 1eckner photo.)
anttll '"'~ U!IO I, ITOLII FW Cl~
Calhna K~A-0133, callina
KFA-013'. William Jac into,
I-S OR 'N. Ocean ~ron t, Cen·
tral -..ewport. told Newport
fleach pohce c riday. Au a.
20, that the citizen'• band
radio haJ been stolen from
ht s automobile durin a the
ntJht..
The thtef, a ccordina to the
report, loosened several
bolta on the SlSO raJio and
removed tt from unJer the
dash of the 11nlocked vehicle
while it was parked in the
carport. The station call
letters wore attached on
plutic tape to the front of
the radio.
ASSIGNED TO CAHA.)A
Ainnan Pirat Clau Oaden
1. :lart er, aon-in-law of \1r.
and '1ra. Charles K11nzman,
704) ".oldentoJ ~ ve., COfont
del \1ar, hu been 1raduatod
at Keesler A C:J, \1iu., rrom
the trainina coune for U.li.
~u F«ce ~adio equipment
repainnan.He is boina reas-
siped to 'Jooae AB, Canada.
What Is LEASING?
IS IT FOI YOU?
..., .... ,.. ...... .,.. ........ ..,. • .... Or
...._,.. ••••••• we'N ...... YOUI .,. ......... , ......... ....
HAL liEU. ·., · LIS SCHWALEN ............. , ........... ...
All» A SIIAIP PIICII
Lalre ,.. .. *'-• N.w c.~ who ctft ...... ,.. ...
B\1111 BAS ., ................... .
~IM•IIWellltiiiiW.
A ''Rk • • .... ._. ....... , .... UMtt v .. ,,...
Gun a _____ .!.il.. ~£DMJ:.'::::-• IIIQn u.D wnn ~ ')·-~ .... ..., o1
A •*" 6-f...., w ftrat polloe tr .., .... , ••t to 1M Cwibe Aper~Mat.t, )10
uhd f• a ~ at dte New• .. , ll.-t. P ... Mdo St., BalM.. &old
port aa .. el .... 60JO W. He tla• ••ok •• pletol Ia Newport Beadt poUoe PticSiy,
Coall Hwy •• Newport ...... bla •••._d 1M fled oot ADa. 20, lila& a "No en•·
eaoaped ..... 161l •• cv-dte oftloe door. ne ~ple .,........ ., .. hd ben ,..
necy at 12:2$ a.-. Friday nalllud iaaide, but cal&ed 180ftcl ftom dae cleok 11ea .,.., n.Ui••• looa-beneled police. dulaa •• oJibt •
revol•er 1M danaa.iaa 2 S.. Mobl.,, wlao wu ia Iter
penoea willa bodily ban. btckooaa dlariaa •• iacicS.t.
Mra. Hel• l111aor, raotel told police ebe latlld a car
..... ., lliel ,... IQipeGt, ltarl.., Md clrhe IW., from
clre .. ect in • dark aport lllirt tbt rter of the motel tbortly
Mel aport coat, auddeoly de-liter tbt aobber left dae li..-••decl "Gi .. rae all roor ioa IOOIL
billa" while abe wu check-
"'• for a ftc•cy.
1\o lip WU Ythatd It
.,.,, It ••• dae lad lllcb
tUft wi IIlia a monda . A "Pri-
n~ TbrorooJhfMt -Koop Oiat • tip-· t.akto 2 weeki ....
Pachaa tbe bbae r"ol•er.
abe b•deel onr a1 I tbe ccu-
reacy in lhe caab drawer Mel
tb.a ••• ordered by tbe put-
mill to ao into the liYioa
room, where her buaband.
'Uymond. wu lyina on lba
couch.
:t/
\ira. ~ayzor told Now port
Beach police the suapect
fiut emptied her purae of all
currency and then pointed
lbo pn at ber husband and
told. him to band onr his
wallet and atay wbere he
was.
The robber took only billa
from tho wallet.. He sturfod
all the cunency into hia
ahirt, and warned the couple
not to follow him Of caJl the
Cl!l .1110UT 'I!IIYEII
WLU DCJift 11• FE'T
A ruo·away auto rolled
down a steep pade on liaon
.Ave . in the R...aat 'Jiuff area
Thursday, Aua. 19, alammed
into a 6-(oot tree, broke an
automatic lawn &!)(inkier con-
trol bo1 and tore down 10
feet of fcnctna on private
PfOperty at 21\~l Bamboo C\t.
The vehicle, owned by Ale&
C\taneshi, 721\ 1iaon C\t.,
rolled '14 feet down 'tho in-
cline before oreakina the
tree olf at the Mae, accord-
ina to ~ewport 'Jeach police.
The auto, which narrowly
missed 2 other parked ve·
tuclea, suffered utenaive
damaae alona tho left aiJe.
CAliS IF TID-Alia
•LUDE II CUFFIAYU
A pair oC t.een-aae airla
collided t.be Yobicles wbldl
they were drivioa in Cliff
tiaven at S:lO p.m. Monday,
but boda oacaptd WliojwecS.
Newport S.adl police aaicl
lhe vehicle cSri•n by Lyrua
ADn Ruuell, U, o( $02
Kina• Rd., ClifT ttano,
atruck the riaht door o( t.bo •
auto driYon by Cllri a tine
~ina Sauodera, 16, of 2621
Creatvicw Or., 3ay ShOfel,
at the interaectioo of Kina•
Rd. and Cli(f Dr.
The impact knocked the
Saunden vehicle into a lawn
aprinkler head and pipe and
aeveral planu on tho pro-
perty owned by Stan Honlioe,
230 Kinp Rd., police aaid.
COAST
tfJIIE VISIT
DIIR NE, ITfJitE
1n Colltgf Cmttt
a~~
Lady Marlene
ccentuette
HOLLYW OOD
~'ww warner
SUPER
.,_ M41t.oft ~ YD •
C.M, -COLL&CIIl CllNTilR
OAILV-t:M TO 8 ~.M
aAT ·~ t:at TIL 1:10 ............
MARKET
3347 E. COAST lrWAY CORONA DEL MAR OR 3-3510
Vienna Sausage 2 .......... l-1" ... ·"--2..1"·· • 1.37
46 ••· CAN JUNIOR SIII
Hawiian Punch Y FOOD 2·35'
GLOIUITTA.STR!D
TOIIIIoes
Sea. CAM
SPENCER STEAKS S1f
CLUB STEAKS S11f
.PERlA&.. OVEN
ROAST
CUT , .... IAIT OP :niiiiiOUUII -
POICWIMoaiAII .. I
.. ..
.,_ YOU. OWN•• -101 ....... ·-w .....
.... " Milia. N. felL ....... ...... ,c .. ... ............. .., .... u .. .._.e--. a2w ..
-!!a!· o.. ... '~··· \tAY PL0111& 10.40 ~&e-
bOCDa, cleaa, ncelleot con·
clitiOD. Ia Newpo~t Beacb
adult c-rt. A .. \lUST see~·
tl,995. Call 541-7411.
BY OWNE\,--co;;~ -tel Mar,
Harbor View, ~~-aod btir view. ) or 4 bedaoom a
Ia. patio -IDOna for poot.'
675-llll.
!lALq()A (UuJe) ISLAND, I
bedroom unfumiabed, lo-
vely larae livina room, c
pe ta, uon, refriaerator.
116S yearly. 218 Cryatal.
Olt 3-7171.
CORONA OEL 'AAR, two
bloch from beach, amall.
cute, 2 bedroom bouae,
fireplace, ocean view, nice
patio, quiet alleet. f'Jood
price to rialu tenanta. 67)..
I 90S en. or weekenda.
3 BE ORO~. beautJful view
o( Bay . Ava.ilable Sept. 11 .
Suitable for teachers. S17S
mont!. Call 673--9562.
CO~ONA OEL 'AAq, 2 bdnn.
\ den, aaraae apt. Carpcta,
drapea, fireplace . t 12S.
675-1814-67~100.
WI!'IITEt:t RENTALS -Fur-
ni abed, 101 N. Bayfroot,
Bal. Ia. Apt. pier, patio, 1
bdnn . .t bunk nn. S1SO mo.
Cimaller 1 bdrm. apt. at
aame area S7 S mo. -4
bdrm., 2 bath, lao. patio,
house, 210 niamond S200.
mo. Call 'Ara . Lynch Ot:t 3-
1200.
3 t:tA!'IID NEW • 2 bedroom
aanae apt. Carpeta, drape a,
and electric ranae. 436-B
~.oldenrod. Corona del 'Aar.
U 50 mo. YEARLY. Call
6 7 5-546 7. owner.
COt:tONA OEL 'AA~. very
clean unfum. 2 bedroom
houae, built-ins, carpets 4
drapca, Iota of cabineta &
stora e. 673-227R. ---S AL BOA PE.'I. Bayfront, 5
bdnn, 4 baths, pi er & float
for rent or sale. 673-2039.
S\1ALL 2 bedroom houae.
Fenced yard and patio.
Garaae. 70S Carnation,
Corona del 'Aar. Call 838-
0093 or 542-5607.
•• ,,s.,
fUIMISHID
N~ 'Af!DAUON fumiabed
duple1. '¥inter rental. 327
C\applure, Salboa bland.
t 95, fum. l bdnn. lower du-
ple~. Util. pa1d. Adulta.
424 Oahlia, 213-681-8541.
e A'TS. POl I
UMPURMISHID
CO~ON ~ OEL \1A!t -2 bed·
room llnfwnishod apL, near
bay. Patio, aaraae -yearly.
S12S per mo. 673..QJ~.
COSTA 'AESA I SS. 2 be~
room, Wlfu.nailhed do...,
ataira apt. Carpets, clrapea,
built-tn sto••· ~ 6--1145 -
Ml WlSS.
•4 .,.•·.···~···· • • .
• OPfiCI IPACI POIIIMT·
l neu~• omc.e aaita• POR
LEASE, l91l e. Coast
Hwy., eo-a del Mlr, •i ..
... ., ..... c ........
• oa. Pl'f••li•.as.
0.. WUl cleGanM -.cl al-
W tD -.i&.Call 6l ).l0))
Of ....
OF PIC!! F ACE fDr r.t in
Ealli.. -=• llllilcli•a. m1 E. C•at H"7., COM.
tclul fof Ia ••c. or real aa~au. Call 1\e P.e4••
61)-0550:
P'L!AS BAD't
Let u laelp JW hep •oae
...... , ...... •4 0111
~,_..._ .... , ... ,.... ........... c ..... ,
1M8 JOI!Wrl
2'7J2 L C..l H.,.
CLEANINOI<*AN for amall
medical office ooe ti1M a
week. Corooa del Mar •
c.~('t.y_.w .... ........... : .,..
• ALTIIATIOM-II,AIIItG
EXPERT dreaan.akina .t aJ.-
t.crati on a. Pi ttin a• in yoo.r
home or min e. can 646-
622a.
door, new enaine. ucellent
condition. S89S. Oaya, U7-
2214. ~ •• Qjftl l-5)6-3750.
• 'IISGM.AL
YOU ARE INVI1'ED to be
ow peat for bnattut. ••
an Chriati• B .. ia ••••
o f ~~ ana o f u riooa
alii atiu deiMMDiaatioa 1
who m•t in dla name of
J11a1 OuitL Come ead b... ,._.. lllti..,.u ..
o f local baliaei-..
Breatfaata are beld nary
SaDifday..,aUDio 7:00 LID,,
at Leo' a Paly reacurut.
2515 E. Coaat Hwy., CDM;
tat Villa Swed• reaa.-
raat. Maia St. Uld Sill A ... .
Haalia11Da Beacll, Ta .. .
clay at7:00LJL; ...s naar ..
day IDOIIliJllo 7:00 LID., It *• Jolly Roaer n eturaaa.
400 S. Coaat Hwy., L .... a
8eacL Por addi tioa a1 in-
ronatioa call M. Midaael,
Ll l-3 .. 1.
rutCIDES ANONY\40Uc;
Call fl75-1542 anytime. nay
~
• lOOK$ FOR SAL!
JJI)OIC. OF TilE r EEK.
.. IT'S VIIY SIM,LI"
"Til• r,.tA Abo•• U.. Ci11ll
1ti1Ju ... by AIM Suuas.
HOUEWIV1!S , .. tSO to
f lOO pa ~~Malia ia apart
dme woftlaa Ctoaa yoar
boau. Call n•iap hu
Hen, 64l-M59 .
PART 11MB -Hrly/wtly/
rDoalbly aecty/lt. bookpt.
Y oar oftica or my bome.
Wiclt 'lld ecl up. OL )4772.
DOUBLE-BED SOPA Good
c:oad. I SS . 673-4093.
'ftlt =r•a ... LeaN wlU ...._,_.._._,
• ICatll, 11ft ........
................. e •••L
I ........... .
1112 ........... o. .. ......
BASfNENT SA!\GAJNS: beau·
tiful c:baiae lounae, w/adjust
back, down cuab., refria.,
amall wb antique ctla ir,
heuaon coftee table, beiae
upbol. chair, all in ucel-
lent cond., Underwood 12
typewriter, fl75-0949, 455
Cabrillo Ter., Corona Hiah-
landa.
~~E FUt:t~lnJRE nt<\N
HOU~E . sellina surplus -
peen carpet. elec . a tove,
ref ria., 2 mod. black sateen
plutac couches w/corree
table, 2 uphol. chaua. Iva.
rm. couch frame, I .E. por-
table TV. maanoVOI hi-fi
A'A-F\1. tlaby items. All
in aood condition at re~
sonable pn cea. fl42-2498 .
BENOIX washer, Kenmore
ranae. 5 burner w/blt. in
electric rot111erie, hand
mower, all fine condition.
'Aake offer. OL )·8712.
eC ... TRY LOn POl
fiOI W.l
c;o\C11FIC'F. J cemetery lots. I
:tarbof 1est \1emor1al Parle.
('1 Cy press sect1on 673-
1905• I
2 CE.\1ETERY LOTS. Pacafic
View \temonal Parle. A-B
406 Vista del \1ar, 675-5795
, ... . -.
• fOR SALI
FO~ SALE: nearly new laun-
dromat an ~.B.. nettina
130,000, ask1na S57. 500.
1\42-2020.
• INVESTMENTS
EARN 6'\ on your money . A
SOUND investment. First
Baptist Cburc:b. 847-2856.
• fiiOVIMG Ia STOIAGI
........
MI.CM fte UU.
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(ACtOn ftom Faahto. Sq.)
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* ~UST SELL I *
NOW 119,750. Was 121.950.
lmmaculale 3~ yr. old home.
Larae "blt-in" kitchen has
room for dinana table a t end.
24' livina nn. 3 bdrms. 2
batba. Two secluded pataos.
Wall to wall carpeta. Otapu .
Near acboole. new ao iC
course. See today.
*TRADE' ..
1700 income. 7 unat East
Hollywood ApL house. Equa-
ty S45,000. Want local VI·
cant or improved.
* VACA.~T *
OWNER TRA..'ISFE~RED' AI·
ready moved! f)luclt posses-
sion! Lovely larae 3 bdrm &
family room home. Ou tstand-
ina "built-an" kitchen. Sll·
dina doors to beauuful patio.
it's a dandy! Pnce 134,500.
Call now!
*LOT VAUlt~*
126,0001 Almost "downtown"
BALBOA. Older 3 bdnn.
beacb house thrown an free.
100 ft. to Beach. LOTS OF
P~RKL~G.
* VACANTC-2 *
NEAR BRJSTOL & BAK ER .
C-2 lot. Temfic potenual
here. Pnce S22,SOO.
CAl I ISON co.
,.....175-4961
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*****• N..ty Petfect
AU. 11' Na:DI IS YOU
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''SMIWIC SDtVK'l:"
DOVER
VILLAGE
LUXUliOUS TWO STOlY
DlSt6NS FEATUliN&
S'ACtOUS TWO IEOitOOM
PlANS
YOU OWif THI LAHD
All llloolnt-c • T M..,. Car• "'
P or Small 111-thly Po•.
Fabulous Ocean View
J UST LISTED ... one of the harbor area's
finest view homes. If 1ts VH!W you are af-
ter and you would like your home located in
Corona del \Car on land that vou own , then
c a ll us to show this unusual propeny. Here
are some o( ita featurea:
• EJJeri»roek deai«ned .
• Separate ~est b~se.
• Tremendous view of J etty and Ocean
• Livin'{ room ceiling of Honduras maho,ranv
• Electric Thermador appliances
• Professionallv landscaped with a lovelv
rose garden.
1)0'-j 'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT . Dm·e bv
3616 Ocean 9oulevard. C orona del \tar •.
then c all anv o f o ur salesmen for an appoint-
ment to see aU of thts home's channin~cietad~.
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Man La &.~1, Realtor
Bayaest Only $45,~
Wl'Rt SWOOONG POOL Spadoua Three
Bedroom. three betba. IWlkea llvi.nc room
and family room. Llrte built.U. electric
kitchen i.Dcludinc d.iJbwuber and Mpante
ae.rvice porclL Deluxe qaalitJ thnl«lL Neat
u a /ln. carpeta and dnpet induded.
LARG 15'x3e' H!ATI!D 6 FILTERED
POOL Owner mcmnt • wanta actiol\..
PRICED TO SElL FA.Sr-EXCELLENT Fl·
NANCING AV AJLABLl. S U B M 1 T ON
DOWN.
for The Disaiminating
I..«:ated on best street lD Dni section of
IRVINE TERRAC!.. we bave found an im-
maculate adult occupied 2g()() sq. fl home
designed for carefree Wnily livlDg and grac·
IOUJ entertaining. Two spadoua bedroom.
three btt.ba and an immeDie den des~gned to
convert to 3rd bedroom and rtudy. Formal
dining room and large rear livtng room with
1mported ITALIAN MARBLE flTeplace. Mag·
ntlicent view of large., lovely rear garden.
Priced below appraisal at $50.450 Wlth ex·
cellent financing available. OWNER WllL
TRADE FOR SMA.U.ER HOME. Ope.n house
every Mon .. Wed. & Friday trom 1-4. SEE
2018 TAHUNA TE.IlRACE.
NEED ELBOW ROOM
Then see this spacioul home with entry hall
!~rae liviD& room with fireplace. built·m book
~ and c.abinet.J. FOUR LARGE BE!).
R()():MS, family dinmg area. bUllt·m electrlc
K1tchen including dishwasher and separate
semce porch. Large well kept yard w1lh
mature plmt£. spnnklen front and rear and
Completely fenced. LOCATED SEAR NEW
COSTA MESA CIVIC CENTER AND WALK·
lNG DISTANCE TO ALL GRADES OF
SCHOOL INCLUDING COIJ..EGE. An F.xcel-
le.nt Buy at $23,t50-F .H.A. and G.l. Ft-
NANCING AV AJLABLE..
M. M. La Borde, Realtor
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1Jrouliful 1to mP
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FOl R BFDR00\1S-FOL'R & 1': B~ niS ~ POOL
LI\'AJlLITY ._T lTS SEST -TER~I FlC 1l Y
l''l ~ 'H't ._OF~E TE~q,4.C E -lt:t\1'iE TERRAC'f
CHESTER F. SALISBURY
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* Corona Hlghlancla
456 MORNING CANYON RD.
REDUCED to $35,950
3 ~<:O~OOMS -1Y, RAT~S -BUlL T IN
KITC~EN . FF.E SIMPU:
$27,200 Loan 5~%
$164. mo.
r£ S/'£QALIZ£ IN CORONA DEL MAR
m MAIGUIIITl AY!MUl, COIOIM OIL MAl 0 c-r C:...t ....... , 0
• OR 3-8550 •
Sneak up on This One!
~ck Roy oreo66 x 300ft. lot (wonh Sl sq.
ft.) PLUS improvements. A co:r:y 2·bedrm .
home, furnished, plus other impfovements.
Horses ... near university ... on expanding
oreo in the planned future. ONLY S26,SOO.
Buy or Lease!
This Otarming modem A·Frorne home with
3 bodr-•, 2 baths cao bo yours bofore
school opens, if you act NOW! living room
opens out on beautiful pcrtio. Two blocks to
BEAO! or .,joy CAmmunity POOL and
PLAY GROUND. Groot f.,.. ... 11 chi ldr.,
and relaxed living for odults. For sale -
$27,500 or for rent on yeor's lease -$250
month. Call!
Prestige Area Near Schools
Lorge LIKE-NEW 3 ~odroom, 2~ both homo
with gracious living areas, 2 potios and A
VIEW you will always love. See this HAR·
~R VIEW HILLS HOllE NOW and move in
immediately -it is vocont and ready,
$47 ,950
Corona del Mar custom built
Another "Ready f01 you"! Two bedrooms, 2
baths, huge beamed ceiling living -dining
room and terrific built•in kitchen. S.. this.
R-2 lot and garage is already st rested for
another unit. Owner anxious! $39,500.
J!•1 lAST COAST HIGH WAY 'H0N( .1)·1101
COlOMA DfL MAl, C ALIJ O INIA
Little Balboa Island
• little Island, East Boy Front,) bedroom home
plus 2 bedroom apartment over garo9e for sale
by owner. Shored pier with float, room for up
to 36 foot boot. House has been well ma in·
toined. Apartment has view from living room
ond kitchen. Coli 673-1507 for appointment to
see. COURTESY TO BROKERS. See it at 20392 Cypress Ave ., Santo Ana
Heights, and see it quickly ... Owner is re•
JOHNr;vOGR' ASSOCIATES lnc.f-:.-;;.~~ial~::il6··~~·~iiiii!iiiiiiii
~TOllS /11110 IUilD!JIS bo soon from
Jlroooway . Easy
OIOMIWI'OITIL•D.,IIIWPQIT IIAOIIII6-1671_T_ Sq . ft ., 1526 'lew• ? •
EAS11WFF YIIW
:i Bedrooms, formal dining room. large famt·
Jy room, 2~ batba. Lu:rury ca.rpet5. slone
fireplace, marble entry. Owner has to sell_
2607 Blackthorn. Eastbluff Open Sat-Sun.
1·5. S3U50.
OUTSTANDING MESA VUDE
4 BR, large family room, 2 baths. elec:. kit-
chen, atone firep~. heated and ntt.eud
18x40 pool Regu.lation aia ahuffte board.
Beautiful tanctiCal)lng. 1808 pjt.eaim. Meu
Verde. Open. 5at-$u.n. J-5. Excellent Home.
WESTCLIR' ILUGAIN
Owner Wlllta ldion. lmruc:ulate. ~II pnc-
od •• lOll s and _, ... 4 -plul
family room. Clole to «hool ud &hopping.
Room ror boll See UU. before you buy.
1100 ~ aoo , Weotclll!. Open Slt.S.n.
H 131,800,
~vaDE
Co rner Jot. boat ~ 20s40 pool anti nlf'r-
lall. !encecl Jllt'l. I '*"-n. cllnlnr """"· larre >llrMn, kl7 P.V. alone llnplace. ~ to -11M llamlln Place, -Vmlo. ()pOll -1~. 1111,100.
CUSTOM DIIAM ~ a 4 1ooo. -.!:Oflllt .. ;,~one~ o1oc. .-.t. I --.. 1" -J .. s.HII.
-1. 1M tr. GIITA-
..... .. ...... lottl•lil•
ATe., Casto Meso.
NUPOn SACK 84 y
Lo\'l~E JUST OECO'lA!
! _.:::!~~~.J!~!!!;;~.J Il l TF.'l )JCNE, huae elect. ... t!.ti ll:itch.cn, ram. room , hd-
wood floors, 2~ blthl.
Sparkle• like new. Ow-
ner IDJ.iOUI. $4-4, ffSO .
A.._ Wllto
I WIFE ' 2 HOUSES
WISHES TO SD..L 1 HS£.
Clc1n lharp lloc'M wi ll·
mo.t -nylon ··arpetl~.
Lu,"(UriOUI Joukintt liY\fl;
rn1 .,.., r.-d bn4:k flrepl. J
bdTm 1<., bathl. COYtred ,-uo. 1:!0.:.00. SYbmlt FHA
lenf». EYn ean m-lm.
Call """" ... "SMJUNG SERVICE""
Area
'Wille 3 ""'"'""· 2 boll! "-· h.,.....,
11-a, flroplace, shah
• roof, quilt loc:otiOft •••
lr....,codod. . .Down
~ $15001
WdJs.McCatdk
Ia Icon
u•na..
CAMEO SIIOR!S
P.~I1U ISITE ~'(~CU
TIV~ 110\fF. with pool
and be1utiful ocean
•iew. r)inina room, )
badu, l-ear aar., loYe ly
decor. /leiter than new !
IIIQ,SOO.
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ll DOVER ORIV[-SU+l£ 21
EWPOIIT BEACH, CALif 91660 17 14) 641·5111
l50 PER ACRE. 120 ac . between L.A. and L&~
Yea ... Walk to 1000' air urip. Le.,el. 1'-1 milu
to town and Freeway. \1 mile to hiJhway. tlSOO
dn., S4S per month.
A PEl AC . DOWI4. One aquatc mile, ume
area. 2Yl: milu from lnlentatc: IS Freeway.
Len\. ISS per ac:. rull price. Balance !*yable
tO ye••·
MOTEL SITE • .Sac:. riabt at Freeway onrcro .. -
iDa, Ullt RedliD4t. Z.iaa O.K. Water, au.
•'•ctricitJ. Adioi.ot 11 bole bolf couue. IU1,·
$011. MieiiJ ...... _
GaAPifiUIT GII:OVe:. 2100 you na trees, phu
40,0«Wk:bictca CIJ production. 1964 a.ron,
Jli)S,919. Nice home, pool, view, 15 minutes
from bere. UlS,OOO for the lS acrea . Eacellent
tu shelter for lfOUP pw:chuu.
WE HAVE LAMD, hom 1 acre to 100 squue
miles, in the 11 Wutem '\t.atea. Let us know
what you WlllL We'll find it. If you b .. e land to
sell, reaardleu of ila location or isolation,
we'll be alad &o work on it. P--.tt CAT.\LOOS.
Spectacular Ocean View
• RUSTIC HOME
OPEN BEAM CEILINGS-HEAVY SHAKE ROOF
LIVABLE "U" SHAPED PLAN
YARD AND POOL AREA HAVE COMPLETE PRIVACY
2 BEDROOMS AND CONVERTIBLE PANELED DEN
3 FIREPLACES-MANY LUXURY FEATURES
LOCATED IN EXCLUSIVE CAMEO SHORES
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE AT $69,5011
CALL JAMES COliS
am anTI
DIL IWI (7f4) ~
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Sell -lthl ....... ., f!_$10,000 ., ... loy for
f• how•, cauwarcfel .. , .. ., ????
IN LAGUNA, II!IPUitT OR C. D. I .
H. lMDIU,I!ALTY ............. w..
.... '-.... 1•
.120 'lllor gUPrill! 'llwnUP
l'>omoo del 'lllor
OPEN HOUSE
DAILY 1-5 P.M.
A world of old rustic chcwm, large open-
beamed ceilin;s and huo• u .. d brick fir ...
floce. New modem built-in kitchen with
eldro ·Iaroe 90'DOe plus large studio or rum·
pus room above that could be converted to a
lovely apartment.
Less than SS,OOO down would move you in.
s.. it todoyl
S.. WrL Nona Hy• in oHend•ce.
CHESTER F. SALISBURY
JU_A_.,._I•--.IWM
Lease-Lease Option-Safe
Completely fllnlilhed ) bdtm. 1~ b&. e&J*ldable noor pllll. TJemeadou• Ocean Tiew, bee.utiful
pool. Pee 1im ple lol.
675-)0()0 E•u. 613-0554
Just Now and Then
.. we no offeJ 111 attractin 2 bdtm. horne with
pest apt. Oft an R-2 lent lot for leu than SJ0,-
000. You'll like it! -but don't delay in callina
because it willao quickly .
67s-Jooo E•c•. 541-8168
& fl-:.:As~/ft ~
R ... t.l. Oownlown .,.., 2 BR. fumlahod .
Primo patio. Will looao to couple. S.,o. lS to
Juno lS. S 150 1110.
n-;z,.,t.,r e.._. J.t m.,
S6l,500. 3 BR. 3 Bo1lt In -'t, + '-lly -·
$25,500
PRESENTING NEWPORT CENTER
SECOND SECnOM 18TH YEAR, MO. 2 THURSOAY, AUG. 26, 1965
GROUNDBREAKING HELD
JAMBOREE SHRINE
IS UNVEILED HERE
The National Boy Scout
Jamboree which broupt
SO,OOO Scouta and many
thouunda or viaiton here
in 1953 will be commemora-
ted with a NationaJ Shrine
in tho Newport Center mall.
The Shrine wu unveiled
Friday aftemoon darina tbc
poonclbnllkina ~emooi••
Cor Newport Ceat.er. h will
M .,_ ... tt, located ia
lle IDAll wbee -.e firll
pbuo aboppina center ia
completed.
Un•eilioa or lbe Shrine wu
carried out bt' William Spur-
aeon Ill, Yico-preaident cl
lbe Irvine Co., and Or. stich-
.ro Kendall, preaidcnt of the
Oranac Empire Area Scout
Council.
"Ourina tho laat 2 yean
I hue been in almost CYory
atate or the Union, and met
thouaanda who knew where
die 19Sl Jamboree was held,"
aaid Mr . Spuraeon, who hu
boe n on leave or absence
from the Irvine Co . to spread
the word about Explorer
Sooutina. which be oriJina-
ted here.
"The Jamboree was held
ript here, where the Newport
Center will be dnclopcd,
and where Eaat Bluff and
Aeronutronic arc now located.
Riabt here, wbete you are
aiUiDt ror dlia ceremoey,
1• .,. aa lao apper baJf of
Toua. lllo plaque dlat will
serve aa a National ~brine
ahowa the euct layout o(
die J amborec pounds, dono-
tina exactly where every
a tate was located."
Dr. Kendall extended thanks
to the Irvine Co. on bebalror
the Boy Scoot Council. He
did a littJc eatimatina at the
present aac or the Scouts
wbo were here in 19S3 and
remarked. "1bey're now
about 27 years old, and raia-
ina flmiliea of their own,
llld aome of them may be
comina back here as resi-
dents or this area.''
"AJ." recalls early Newport
A.J . 'icPadden, firat white
child in wbat is now New-
port Beach, bad occ aaion
Jut Friday to look bact at
the arowth o r thi a area and
to marvel at the ch1naes
dlat have taken place in bia
lifetime.
He was one of the s peakers
It the noon preu luncheon
bold at the Irvine Cout
Countty Club before the
poundbreatina ceremonies
Cor Newport Center.
\4r. \4cPaddon, former prc-
aidcnt of the Irvine Co. 11nd
continuina aa 11\ember of the
board, waa born 80 yean
aao -not qui te in Newport,
bccauae the cloaeat hoapital
then waa in 4)anta Ana. His
parents were livina m the
vicinity o f the present Bay-
shore C amp, at the westerly
end of Upper Bay bridac,
v.tucb also wasn't there at
the time.
lie remembered th at the
Newport population of those
days waa about 11. Horse
1nd bu&IY were the means of
tran aportation.
(Continued on paae 8)
Top namea in mercbandu-
ina -beaded by J .W. ~obm
aon, Broadway, Buffums' and
J .C. Penney -will be loca-
ted in the hub of tbe Ne wport
Center development ncar the
Irvine Coast Country Club.
These 4 de partment stores
wi ll occu py 700,000 square
feet tn th e 75-acrc ftut
phase of the cvcnwal 33~
acre Town Center. An adJ•-
ti onal l QS.OOO square feet
W'lll accommoda te up to 50
other retail store~o .
'lames of ~7 or the tenant!>
were announced Fnda) af-
ternoon at the formal amunJ-
brca lt~na ceremon) he IJ b)
the lrv1ne C u. on the lu lltop
Site overlooking the entire
harbor. r ar"c t date fur ~~~m
ple uon anJ opc:n1ng nf th e:
fi rst phase hub n ~~> been !>C:t
for late summer of I%.,
Charlc T homa~. prc'ldent
HERE IS A VIEW of the NewP<>ft Center
development looking toward the bay and
ocean. Dom inating the sketch is the
huge oval , which depicts the j;W incipa l
shopping center, the first phase of th e
development. The stores are located
along a series of offset malls and are
sunounded by massive parking areas
within the ring road. In the background,
CJl the other side of the highway, is Ir-
vine Terrace, and beyond ate Balboa
Island an d f3alboa Peninsula point.
of the lrvtnc \o. gave the
welcome adJrc'" ''" beh alf
of the host organ•zauon. \lc'·
saacs of cungraw latH'fl\
we re extended b\ \1a.,nr Paul
~INber for the Ctt' of '\c~~o
port :leach and D\ 1\uperv•.,or
A.lton o\llcn for the Count~ of
Orange.
A.rchttech part•c•paunll 1n
the development we re on hand
fOf the arounJbreakan a -\\ al-
COMPLETE dnelo,..ent of Mewport Ce .. tet Ia ahown In the
alt.tch IHtlow. The nrloua a reo a ore I dot~t lfl041 as follows :
AREA ACRES USE
A 32 Recreoti•
I 30 Market & f•nitvre
C-1 20 ApertMenh
C-2 10 Hotel
0 21 HQ office and
E
F
G
H
J
K
L
U )S
23
23
16
12
24
76
civic busineu
Office a
C:...venleftce
Service
Civic (cwltvrel)
~lcel -•fflce
Unaull"~
Sh.pplnt Center
ONE OF the 4 major department store s •n Newoort Center
will be Robinson's, de s•gned oy Wtlltam L. Peretra ~
As sociates. The bui lding will be 3 stor es htgh contain-
ing some 220,000 s::~uare feet of floor soace and ha s
been pi an ned as a ser1es of sma 1 er ndeoen.:!ent soaces.
Architect James H. Langenhe trr of the Pere"a ft r'Tl s •n
charge of the fWOject. CPhoto by Stud•o One.
ham Percara of Pere1ra .t
Assocaatcs, ma ster planner
for the 88. ()()(}.acre lrvane
~anch and a lso archatcct for
the 1obanson store an the
Cen t.er . Oaarles Luckman of
Luckman t Auocaatcs, re-
taaned by Broadway-Ha le
Corp. to dcsaan the Broadwa)
store . and \.tacl)onald Bec-
kett. rcprcsenung 'Velton
'3ecltett.t o\ssoctates, master
planner and arch1tccts for
the 'luffums · store. '"'chon
~ckct h•msclf haJ planned
to be present, but the day be-
fore . whtle playa ng aolf, he
had drtven h11> 2nd shot al·
most dead t.o the pan on a
par 5 hll le for a near double-
eaalc. and h•~ leap of ex-
~o:atement resuh ed 1n a spratn·
eJ lagament.
Pre ~aJent Thnma~o Jescrtb-
c:d the '>:c:~~o rort Center Jc::-
''e luprnen 1 a' one ,,f the
'Tll'"' I'Tl!l<lrtant real e state
j'rO)e ..:b m the ~e:.t.
"The 1·nrac.t un Orange
( ount' .,hnuiJ be ttcmcn-
dou ~... he ~aaJ . "Th1s s~o
"lal lu'fl dollar reg1onal shur-
l"lnl center ~111 cuntraoutc
.. ubqanuall\ t.• local ta\
mil ,. "'th•n 1 vcars I')( It'>
•penang. 11 •~ e\pcc ted to
1ft'!>' s 1 c; lO s CiO mtllton an
l>&le• e VCI"\ )'Car."
'le called attention to ne~
commun 1"' deve lormen h
v.tuch v.all be served by Nev.-
flOri Center· F.ast Bluff a long
the Upper 1:\ay, already well
under way, even wally to
have 7.000 to Q,OOO rcsadents.
Centc:rvtew. JUSt above Har-
bor Vlew Kill • llft4 Cocoaa
del \4ar. scbedtale4 to pt •d• •lrY J.,. dlia 1••·
with an ultimate population
o( 6.000 to 10.000; Unaver-
atty Park. near the Unaver-
suy of Ca Ia fomaa, lrvan e ,
v.tth a.o upecteli popula-
tion of I 0, 000.
Feature& of !he renter
~~>ere outltned by \4r. Tho-
ma~> and b\ .t\1 bert Auer,
manaaer of tJte real estate
department of the lrv1nc Co .•
who t.crved h m.tster of
ccre mon1e1> for the ground-
brcatana . Here arc h1ghltahts
of thou remarks
• The lo~at1on ll> 1dcal -
a hilltop vaew s1te nverlook-
ana the harbor and ocean,
and lllUBI ed 1n the heart o f
the fastest gro ~~oan~ area 1n
the fastest t~ruw•n& .;uunty 1n
the fullest growang 'tate an
the nauon.
• ,._lh, acce~.,•bal•ty The
shopr•n g ~.enter a surround-
ed h\ "ma)'•r nne road. "ew·
port \enter r1r • ~~>1 th artc:flal
""''L.c lead1n g t 1lher ar-
tera al' ''''"'"¥ lutlfc tree-
.,. a'' \ ne"" .,.,a an .trtcn v.1 ll
f)C ou11t .Ainng Ute n•wthe rly
bounl.lat\ nf the I enter from
J a'Tloure c ~d. tu \Ia~., <\rthur
'llvd. and eventual 1\ •>ver
the rtd1£e~> of the COhtal
h1lb tu La,una ( am on . It
wall be call ed \an Joaquin
'l d l~> nr .
• C)Lnre Ja.,.,lUI rhe un-
usual feature llf cowpurt
~opp1ng \enter ~~>Ill be a
un1que arranaement of ~>tores .
Instead of a lona mall bound-
ed b) small ~ohopt., there v.tll
be an offset, atauered mall
pattern. l=ach store w1ll thus
have comer wandows for da s-
play purposea. In place of a
••na\e mal\, mete w\\1 be a
aerie a af coorta. each • --o c:r. eadl wad! an attncuon
at 1ta own -for e&lc,
(Cononued on paac 4)
Tenants are announced
Coldwe ll. Banker & Co .• leasana aaont for ...;CWJ'Orl C enter
hu announced t be followaoa teo1nts for the first ph he de·
dclopmcnt of the 75-acrc central shoppana center
J V. Robtnson Sec's Cand\
The Broadway
Buffum~>'
I C Pennc'
OcsmonJ ~
<i1lverwood,
Counl.r\ Cluh 1-at.h1ons
Hauam'
(,Jadv~ h•~~> ler Fa~hu.)'"
C arat Orlganai'-
Phclps·TerL.c:l
To' ~ l'f ld
Leeds
Pau l o\llan
\1andc l's of Cal•fnrn1 o1
<•allcnkamp Store'
Lerner Shops
'4'etherbv-Ka, ~>cr 11ih11C!.
The Toba..:con 1..,t
I In tn Cafctcraa
p,~..L.wad. <irxtrt!lwcar
Rrown <ihne Co.
) ounJ i and
llun ter H•~•\. <it11rc
In add1t1•tn h U1c'e f1M"' 2 nf the tcn ant'i for the l tnan-
C1al center n o~' c hec:n., cJ P \ Pai"Tlcr ,,f ...;cwpnrt Ralbc1a
~''anas and I •.v ''!tn an... .ene \l••nt1nmer\ •f \e~..unl\
Farst 'at'''"" Hanl h•'c .ul'••-un..:c::J I' an<. to 'lt•\e thc1r
( c•rtlfl.l J e 1 \l.u •II .. t'' t• '' ":'o'rl < en t.:r
~EWPORT HAR80R USI Qt
SECOMO SEC1l~ - -P• 2
niURSOAY1 AUG. 26, 1965
OOIOtA Of,L MAR, CAU F. Coming home from Thailand POUCE BLOITER -tiUYl
LIAII
LRI.NI-
Tim Shepard, eon of Mr. and
Mra. Patrick Sllepud, will be
flyina beck S.pL 1 from a
aummer in Bupok, Thailand,
aa an American field Service
Ll,..£ INSURANCE PLANNING
FOR THE
,..AMILY BUSINESS
UTATE EMPLOYEE
THE CONNECTICUT 'liTUAL
UFE lffSURANCE COIFANY
n. BIN ~ Co. !lace JU6
1617 WESTCLI FF DR.
SUITE 105
NE WPORT BEACH, CALl F.
642-465.5
student.
Becauae he will aain • day
croaaina the international
dateline, he will land in San
flranciac:o the same day.
His puents will pick him up
there and accompany him
back home to 22 15 Anniver-
sary Ln., in the Back Bay
area.
Tim will be meetina his
new "brother," Auauat.o
Vieira, who anived JUSt Jut
week as an AFS student from
Bruil. Auausto will be
spendina the school year
with the Shepards while he
attends Newport Harbor Hi&h
School, where both he and
Tim wi II be sen tors.
Seven teen-year~ld Tim 1 s
now concludina hu 10-week
stay with the Kriuna Kupara-
Lana family in Banpok. The
head of the family is a phum-
acut. and the mother also
works at the drua store.
There are 5 sons: Nikom,
CALL
ORIOLE
S4310 .. , . ..,.
c ....... , ... .......... ..,.
We pick ap
llld deliver.
IALET ., ....
c.aa oa ...... •
Ia lit 1117 a. COUT mwAT .. ClaltC*A DD. 110
CUSTOM HOMES-REMOOEUNG
COMMERCIAL
Penon11bed Service
DON I. ELDIIt
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
35 Y~ars an Newport Bcar h
2115 New...,-t lfvtl. 67~
Orco Block Co.
BUJLDING BLOCKS -AU SIZES -ALL TYPES
Te.hpha 1: J Acboa 7·2:2:ft
IOU Katella. Staat.. Z1210 S. Mala. Scmta A.a
THE KUP~~~TAN~ FAUILY in '3angkolc,Thalland. The
youngest of the 5 sons is peeking out from the rear.
aae 25, also a pbannacis t;
Kuakul, 23, and Pracob, 19,
students at the Oaulalonakom
Univers1ty; Bunkiert, 17, and
PanJ&, 16, students at a boys
school. The family's rcliaion
is Buddhism.
Tim has told of his impres-
sions of Thailand in a1mou
daily atrmail letters and by
means of a recorded messaae
on tape. Here are samples of
h1 1 remarks:
"The uaffic here is terrible
to me because there are no
dividina lines markina lanes.
They drive on Ute left side,
which adds to the confusion,
plus, 1t seems as th ou&h you
are continually fi&huna for
pos1uon .. There are many
more talus than there are
pra vately owned cars . . \1y
foster fam1ly has 5 ons; they
don't speak Enaluh very
well. o there 1 s a lanauaae
barraer . . The11 home does
not have much fumature, but
1t IS faarly clean; we sleep
on matuesses on the floor ..
The famtly plays musical
Instruments, but all d1fferent
than ours, except the oraan.
"There 11 no hot runn1na
water, so shav1n1 IS a bi t of
an experaence .. The ltzards
\ve read about are all over
the house, but since they
don't crawl 1n bed with you,
you don't m1nd them .. The
other day the first of the
heavy monsoon raans came
and lasted about 4 hours.
Everyone put on pacltamans
(a sort of wrap-around towel)
and ran around 1n the: raan.
takana a bar of soap wath
them. It was fun ..
TIM Sft EPARD
"Attend ina a comprehensive
Enalish clau at school, l
stood in front of the clau
and answered many queationa
about my school back home
and about Ameucan football.
Everyone lauaha. whach helps
a lot .. Here teachers chanae
classes, not the students,
~o stay 1n the same class-
room all the u me .. At lunch,
stnce th1s school houses
6,000 students from arades 1
to 12. they stared at me. and
crowded around me someumes.
touchrna me, because they
have never seen an Amenca.n
1n thiS school .. I am the
calles t boy 1n the: school.
"School 1 s from June to
"lov ember and January to
\1uch, and eben their aummer
be&Jn s .. I didn't tell you
about the &111-boy relation-
THEY'RE NEW!!
hap; well, one 1 forbidden
to hold a aut's hand or touch
her at all. You can only talk,
and there are no dates ..
Thaa people seem so youna:
all the colleae students com-
pare With our hrah school
s tudents .. There are many
pre: tty Thai 11rl1 at the una-
versaty. You heard \1iu
Unaverse IS \1iu Thaaland,
so you can Judae from that ..
-;:) -T .,.,o;;:;.:~;Q::.t,;::'C:tl!ll:~"!'!!'.;:=::ll&':: ... tc::!ii'l!!:lll!ll~
:···CAL VERT'S···~ • • : GOOF-PROOF COCKTAILS :
• I •
: • MANHATTAN • MAinNI• WHISKEY SOUl • DAIQ~II :
e PEIFECTI. Y MIXED AND IEADY TO SDYI .• • • : Up to now to C)ri drinks this 900Cf you h.d to be buddies with : e the b.rtend•r. TNt..,. tM new C.lv.t rN<Iy..fo..Mtv• cod-e
: t•ik. It took four yMt1 to IMU th.m CJOOf-proof. :
: So why don't you relax Mel h.tv• • drinl? Just chil tMs. cod-: e t•ik OYer ice •nd ......,. ·they're pol-proof. • • • , ........................... .,
~521
WIIICNst .... ., '
M1D111r
"The That lanauaae is very
hard to learn : the difference
in tone an pronuncaallon can
make a dafference 1n mean-
ina, thouah at seems lo be
practically the same word ..
I keep askana people what
thln&s are, and then I write
down Ute words phonetically,
so I am leamana a few worda.
"I m1 ss my old friends back
home at the beachea, and I
esp n ally misa my parents ..
The ltfe here mates me rea-
ltze what a wonderful nauon
we It ve 1n back there an the
U.S. All of you should re-
member every day how lucky
you ue and how anteful you
should be .. "
APPUIUL COUIISE
TO IE •vo AT OCC
The first clan in a 5-<:ourae
series desianed to train pro-
fusional real eatate appraia-
era wi II be offered th i 1 fall
by the Oranae Coast Colloae
Evenina Division.
Claues will start SepL ll.
Reaiatration acta under way
for the evenina diviaion on
Aua. 23, but atudenta ahould
reaiater as early u pouible
lo act the clanea lh•y wanL
Appraiul 1 will be held on
Tuesday• from 7 1o 10 p.m.
in the Apic11Jture Bui1dina.
Room 1.
•DITAILID
IIMIIAL
IMIUIAMCI
COY II All . •w
ED rARD
Af'
JAY A •• , •
..... .WO .... &YD.
•.-oneeAoe
.... ..,, All-. 16
K__.edl Oeta.ld HHI, 25, of
3412 Marcua Avo., Weat Now•
pOrt. waa arret ted oa a claarae
of druak dri•l•a at 36th St.
and S.atbore Dr. at 3:54p.m.
. . . Mra. Marp tot Sadler,
317 Alnrado Pl., Balboa,
told pOlice appro1imatoly •t6
in coina wu taken from a
ahoe bo1 in tho bedroom •••
William Kennedy, 2281 Chan-
nel Rd.; Balboa, uid a •181
outboud motor and a $17 aaa
can were taken from the dock
in front of the ruidence .••
Harokl Mitchell, 228 Jaamine
Ave., Corona del Mar, report·
ed a 140 "OE" plutic radio
removed from the unlocked
. auest house ... Jean Dame-
roy, 324 Poinsettia Ave.,
Corona del Mar, said 2 bath-
ina auita, valued at 140,
were taken from the backyud
clothesline ... Fred Goodwin,
531 San Bemudino Ave.,
Newport Heiahta, told police
aU5fiahina rod and a S37.SO
reel were miuina from the
unlocked auaae ... Marjorie
Miller, 107-B 30th SL, Wea t
Newport. reported a auapec t
lookina in the bedroom win·
dow at 12:30 a.m .•. Karen
Tucker, 317 Irvine Ave., New-
port Heiahta, aaid her purse
waa at.olen from her vehicle
wbile it wu left unattended
and unlocked at Balboa Blvd.
and Adams St. in Balboa;
&otal lou was listed at 135,
includina a SlO bill. .. Alfred
Quinlan, 310 Via Lido Soud.
Lido late, reported a S28 bat-
tery and plua miuaoa from a
boat at the dock. . . Scott
~acaire, owner of Scotty's
Quack Fr 1zen Bait. 418 30th
SL, West :-lewport, told police
a S260 aluminum mold for
makina lead fishina sinkers
had been caken from the shop.
. .. Lloyd Dieu. 217 Aaate
Ave., Balboa Island, s11d his
20-anch Stina-Ray bicycle,
valued at S25. wu stolen ..
Rodaer Drovet., 2674 Elden
Ave., Costa \1eu, reported
the theft of his 20-inch Stina-
Ray bicycle from the rear of
3300 Newport Blvd., Newport
... William Mills. 339 East
19th St., Costa \iesa. told
police his 27-indl racina bi-
cycle, valued at S27, was
atolen from the tennia court
uea at Newport Harbor Hi ab
School ... William Wumina-
ton, 827 Via Lido Soud, Li-
do Jale, reported a vehicle
bit his auto wh ile it was
parked unattended in front of
1030 W. Bay Ave .• Balboa;
pollee uad the 2nd vehicle,
wh1ch caused minor damaae,
faaled t.o stop at the scene or
to noufy the firit party.
r ...... ,, A.,,. 11
Joe Wayne Hom, 20, of 377'-l
W. Bay St., Costa \1eu, was
urested on a charae of petty
theft at the Bay Department
St.ofe, Bay Ave. and Main St.
an Balboa, at 10:10 a.m ...
Sheny \1artin, 506 I SL, Bal-
boa, said a 141 boys 26-inch
bicycle ••• a&ol• ftom ia
fton t ol dae home. . • O.aa
LoAton, 21 Bolivar St., Lido
Trai lcr Park, reported bh
1965 Volkawaaeo raoaacked
While left locked in tho Lido
P ark Caatawaya Reataurut
partina Jot. no Lido Park
Dr., Lido Peoiuu1a; a MS
tire and rim, a t 15 battery , 1
t60 bo1 of t.ool a, a t3 111
can and 2 ai1-paclta of beer
n lued at 12.60 are miuina.
. • . Mu. William f arwell,
1118 E. Balboa Blvd., Bal-
boa, aaid her t 1,400 diamond
watch waa taken from the
home aometimc between July
26 and Aua. 11 .•. Mu. Jerry
KNaka, 313~ 34th SL, Welt
Newpon. reported a 26-inc:h
racina bike a&olen from in
back or the reataurant at 3ht
St. and Newport Blvd. in New-
port •.. Stan MacDonell, 224
Oolderuod Ave., Corona del
'Au, told police a rua and
bluket, valued at ns. were
atoleo (rom the: c1othea1ine
durina the oip t. . . Oeorae
Soulelea, 2607 Bamboo SL,
Eaat Bluff, called at 11:10
p.m. t.o report a prowler ou~
aide the bouae; be uid the
su.pect knocked over a wi re
fence.
(Continued on paae 3)
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PICM1T DBMIY • RllY -
IUICKS • JAOUAitS • ONU • 0MC TaUCKS
STAISBURY •101
134 L 1M St .. c ... U..
*CROWN HARDWARE*
,.. ·a IIOVS&-il ~ noar ..._ CUT Pllfa 0.... an PAIIITI. ,.._
1117 &AIT COAIT llaUIIWAI' _,.. DD.IIU
~4 reasO.s
to transfer your
account
NO SDVKI CIIAIGI on personal
accounts of $300 or more. The
average person writes 300 checks and pays
a serv1ce charge of $30 a year. By mamtaintng
a $300 balance you save this $30. That's
equal to 10% interest on your money.
IUUTIUl C .. CkS. You will take
prtde in them. They are distinctive and
Identity you with the community.
TIUl Y PIISOHAl SIIVKL When you need
ftnancial counsel. talk to the officers of the
bank. They're Interested in you personally because
they're your netghbors. They can make
dectsions nght on the spot -on a personal bas1s
George 1s not a branch manager. He's pres•dent of the bank
OfiiN UNTl S P.M. DAllY -AND 6 P.M. ON fiiDAYS..
H UNIVERSIT.Y. ... 9.'-~.~~~---~·q·~ IPMENT
J
1t1J 161101 · flllfltll ILl t ·tiU .. •·nit
FURNITURE
e NEW -60''X30" WOOD DESK -----
e NEW -72"X33" EXEC.. WOOD DESK ---e NEW 72" X30" EXEC.. WALNUT DESK __
e FULLY ADJUSTABLE STENO OiAIRS ~Oft NOMa Oft Oll'",.tCa-DI:COitAT O.. ~----
.MOLDED PLASTIC CHAIRS ..-o.. NOMa, ~AT I00 CW'~ICa, --------------• FLE -2 DRAWER, ~UL.L. 8U8P& .. ION,
T HUMD L ATC.., MI:TA&. OOMeTfiUCTION -D&8afiT eA.ea
TYPEWRITERS & ADDERS
WAS
$166.00
$198.00
$~88.00
$30.,00
$23.15
$55.00
e NEW -TOT ALIA HEAVY DUTY ADDDt,_~J.r ~Mea $251.00
e IBM EXEQJTIVE ELEC. TYPEWIUTD(USI:D) $411.00
e REM~ON RAND D.EC. TYPEWIUTD(USED)_ $175.00
e VICTOR HAND ADOER(USED) IM.SO
MISCELLANEOUS
e NEW -2 TID METAL-t OEM U:i lilt TIIAY-----SM.OO
e..w-SNLE TID~ICU:ii&HlWAY 43.15
e D..aCTIIOST A~IC P'APD 1'011 8CM -•• X II S4G1M
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lilY ITIEIITEIS IICliiEI II Till SAlE
UNIV ITY
NIIUALAUGU
SAL£
$12S.OO
$148.00
$270.00
$19.15
$12.00
140.00
$111.15
$300.00
$15.00
$72.50
$5.00
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SJM.t se.n
SPOIL HER A LJffLE
IN BEl OWN BOOM
YO UR DAl'GHTER'S
OWN PERSONAL
PU LL~IAN VANITY
I n each i>f the bedrooms,
next to the slid ing m •rro r -
doored wanlrohes are double
shutten that hide individual
pll llman vanities.
4 SCHOOL PI C~I C for high school fresh-
man girls has been scheduled for today ,
Aug. 2f>, from 11:30 a.m. until 2:00p.m .
by the Interim board of the ~stancla H lgh
School Girls League. The picnic will
tak e place In the Costa Mesa park, where
a lunch wi ll be served and an orientation
program will be presented. Estancia HI ~
School Girls League members will dis·
cuss school activities, school clubs and
academic programs. The ori entation pr<r
gram will be followed by a fashion show.
Girls League members shown here ar ound
a pi cn ic ba sket are, from lett, Noreen
Wagn er, Sandy '3ado, Linda Seaton and
Doreen Wagner. Sandy is chairman of th e
picnic. <Cameo House photo.l
SturaKt' spat't! below. A rm'<.l·
il•ine cahine t on the wall. A
small door that reaches into tlk
hall lmt-n closet to save steps. POUCE BLOITER
Just an old-fashioned idea in
m o dern d ress. J u st one of
00\mtleu thoughtfu l deta.lls to
makt' lavmg tn tht!st' homes a
pleasurt'.
.'\n om 111te gold leaf framed
mllTor giVes ht:T a (krft'Ct, pn·
vate p lace to p nm. The one in
h11 room 1s a w-eat spot to try shavm~ And no hnll line-ups.
(As iJ tht• p:trents nt-ed worry )
T l1t:1r own master su ite with
t.l re ssm g room a nd bath for
·h•m • and du-ssmg room and
bath for ·lwr· adJOin the show~
room .wd suuna and ste am
room~ a 600 )(111are foot pn·
vnte apartment
All thro ugh the~t' homes
you'll fi ntl perfectly priceless
ft>ature~ tucked away ... like
the hyc.lraftow hut water system
)'OU t-an't ~. h.1t will apprec-
atc . Thev will senn so natural
r.o u 'll wonder w he r e they
.ave bccm.
O nbJ In fJOf" tlrcu11u ... until
now. But now , tllt'y are in 12
d istm ct1 vc, ardntt'<.1-deslgned
homes Re a lis tic a lly pr~ced
fmm $6i.900 to $74.500
!"OW ONL' lfr, I>OW~'
WT 0. •Til STttn UIYIIHl
To ...... ••· •otTII fO TM IIH(
Afo Jl flltlhOII Hftlepolltfll of IUIII'f lloiiMI
IU hlf"'( _ .... •-loU .....
U 2 1SO to U4 SOO
, ... llllll lleHU N IU , II t..M Jl t rM
,., _ ... -111-ftt --l ·-..... rtt~ttM<ti .. , .. IM UIJ
durin& the niJbt ... Anthony
_,.......,.....&..~ Duncan, 4, o f 3201 Broad St.,
(Continued from paae 2) Newport He •Jbta, s uffered a
Wedftesdoy, A..tg. 18 m1nor bite from a doa on the
Walter Corwin, 49, of 514 left Side of the back wbrle he
Hamilton St., Costa \<tesa, was playtna with lhe an~mal
was anested on an mtoxica· at 32.1 4 Broad St.; the do a
ti on in public charae at Hoaa has been quu antined for 14
Hoapital a t 1 p.m ... Paul days ... ·Robert Staats J r., o f
Bowen Pierce, 52, of 165 Staats Co .. 2001 W. Coast
Rocheller Ave., Costa Me sa, Hwy ., \<tanneu Mal e, reported
was booked 11 a UUsty at 35 feet of nylon lane for a
Newport Beach Po lle e De-
partment for 60 days ...
Thomas Anderson of Turne r
Real E atate of Newport Beach
reported the orfice entered
dwana the na&ht; pollee u id
the buraJat had removed louv-
ert in dle Crone door after un-
aucceuCully attemptina to
open the door with a key ...
Emilia lAna. lS montha, lll
62nd SL. Newport Sborea.
••• ayina to ate a boac
away from a do& when ahe
was bitten or 1cratched on
the forehead; the doa has
been quarantined to the home
for 14 daya ... Betty Rehm. 1M 34th St., Weu Newport,
Utd 4 aallona of p s, valued
a t Sl.20, wu taken from her
veh1cle parted •n the c arport
•
LEGAL HOTICE
11/0 TICF: Or T RUSTF:F:'S SALF:
T.O. ~o. 408930
Ot! September i , 1965, at 11:00
A."C •• TJTLF' I~SI'R A"\C F' ANO
TRCST CO\CPA~Y . u duly a p-
pointed Tnaatee under aad par-
aa q t to need of Tnas t d ued
J .... ry 15, 1964 euceted by
STANLF.Y M. ~ELL u d JIFT·
TIE L. ~F:LL., liluMad .. 4
wife a ad rec orded J••••'Y %9,
11164, .. !took 6901, ,.,.. ""·
of Olflclal Re corda I. tH of·
Ike of the Coaaty Rec Mder of
Orear County. C.llfMala, I'JLL
Sf.LL AT P llLIC .-\UCTIO\
TO IHC~F'"T ~IOOF'R F'OR
CA li (paya ble u lime of aa le
in lawf11l monev of lhe !Jolted
States) io the lobbv of lh~ west
(parlr.U., lot l entrance of Tille
ln•llrtloce ~u.tdioll locatl"d oo
lhe acwthweat conaf'r of F:i~thtb
and Mala treeta, !'-eat• Ana,
C.liforDia all ri~t. title a nd
latereal conveyed to aad now
held by it onder ae ld rlf'ed of
Tn~•t i.o the propeny s itoated
Ia .. id C:oaaty 1 ad ..., .. te d~
scribed ••
Lota 13 and 14 of Aloclr. 227
of Sect1on <\ of .,.ewport
Ru ch, •• abowa by '14ap oo
fllf' i.a book 4 IN'~te 311 of '14a&•
~llaaf'OGit \Cape, rf'cOtda of
Oraase County. C.llfona ia.
Sa id aale wi ll be ma de , bul
without COYI"OIIDI Of -rriiiiiY,
UPff""' or am pl1ed, n!f!11rdiuf1
C"UR1t£ST ANl"UAl. RATE
Your uv~nas Nrn W'Y•
when ma1nta1ned a full
}'ear at our current ,..,. of
4.15% compounded ~ily. •
S.v•nas accounts 1nsu~
to $10.000 by the
Federal Sav•nas and Loan
Insurance Corpo,..ttOn
ASSETS OVER e 400 MILLION
MUTUAL SAVINGS
A ... O LOA ...
PASADENA
tRA.Dornca
• 31 S East Colorado Boulev.,d •
449·2345
GLlNDAW: .............. 336 North Brand Blvd ......... 242·4146
COVINA .................. 200 North C•trus Avenue ..... 339·646 7
WElT AICAOIA ......... 660 West Duarte Road ......... 446·0166
COlOMA DEL MAR ••••• 286 7 [.Coast H ilhway ........ 6 7 5 ·50 10
sailboat taken between Aua.
16 and today. the line was
valued at SIS ... \<tan lyn
Peters, 51 4 W. Balboa Blvd.,
ApL A. Balboa , c alled at
2:30 a.m. to report a pro wler
wallona on the roof-top pauo.
... Thomas V•s sell , 620 Vta
Ltdo Soud, Luio Isle, sa1d
hu 26-1nch bicycle, valued
at S20, was stolen from •n
front of the hous e.
LEGAL HOTICE
title, poNe.aaion, or .. orom•
bfaacf'•, to pav lhf' r~matoro,r
priac1pal sum of the oo1~ Sf'·
cved bv .. id ne~d of Tru.at,
to-wit : 11 2,02 2.62, •itb iat .. rf'st
from ~ ovember I. 1964, •" in
M id oote provided, advaac .. a , tf
aay. onder lhe 1enn11 of n id
Oeed of T rut, fees, cbarp;e•
aiiCleapeuH of Ill• Tnaatae eed
of tile treat• c"Med by aald
0..4 of Tl.e•·
The beaeflclarv aader aoid
Oeed of Tnaat, by reaa oo of •
breacb or defaah io tbe oblr~f•·
tioa.o M C11red t berebv, berelo·
for~ e u cuted a nd d~lrvered 10
the' uaderaip ed • writte n ne-
cl ... lloa of nefauh •ad n ...
maad lOt Sal .. , and wn tten no·
tacf' of breach and of electton
to cautu · th~ undersi~tn~d 10
sell uid J"'Opertv to ••t iiJfy
said obli~t•tlons, 1111d th~rea ftf'f.
oo \4.,.. 1, 1965. lhf' aadt'rsrcned
CIIOS .. d 'llltd DOIICI' of hrf'OC'h
and of elt"clloo to bt" re rotd .. d
in book 7\06, pa~e~ 5'>9, of ... 1d
Ollictal Records.
flot ... "·~·· "· 19f-o ... nu. laNn~~t« Md Tnlaa
CCIII,_,. u .. fd TruCe~
By WALDO a . HAl'G
AUTftOUZED OFFICER
Aul.aeaM 8ec:n&ary
8169.1
P11 blrab· <\ucu:9t 12, 10, A 26 .
19f-o\, 111 lht' 'lf' .. poM lt.rbor
~lUl l~.
Local teams
compete
Swtm teams of the 'lle wpNt
Beach Parks, Beaches and
Recre ation De pL partlc•r ated
1n lhe Soulhem Calrforn ra
relays Aua. 7. 'llewport
plac ed 4th over-all, and
Corona del \tar placed 5th.
Newport 11rls tn the 9-10
aae aroup won evel) event.
The team member
Gretchen Ntelson, Terry
Spra•tz. Eh zabe lh s .,.ecny,
L aury Shaw, Ca lh)• Carlton,
Lelia •yman, Rarbara Rlan-
ton and K1m Jeffncs.
Guts 11·12 placed 2nd '"
aJI even ta. The team mem-
bers •nclude Wendy Peterano,
Roban Jeffnea. Ro btn Nay.
Marion Frana acus, Carla
Yates. Anaela Stafford, Terry
Spniu and \1araaret Rotera.
Boya l J.l• won the 8~an
relay. The team mcmbert
are Tom Warne ke, J1m WalaOft.
Bnacc J<lftuon. Jam fulton,
John Carlton. Ri ck M•llcr,
Lee Pope 1nd AJ fiupatnc:lt.
,
Agronsky .will open OC Arnst Series ~EWPORT HAROOR ENSIQf
SECO'CD SECTION - -P1,e 3
ntli1SOAY, AUC. ?6, 196~
CORONA DEL '-tAR, CALIF'. S.aaon ticlt.eta are now on
aalo Cor lbo 6-9art Oranae
Coaat Colleae Commuuty
Attiu Seriea. All event• will
be held in the OCC auditor·
ham at I p.m.
Deadline for purc:hutna sea·
ton ticket• wi II be Oct. 16.
T icket• for the ai1 d\'enta
may be bouJbt Individually
on the ni abt of the event , if
they are available.
Veteran JOUtnali u 'Aart.&n
Aponeky wi ll lead off the
teriu on Oct. 17. :fe tt an·
chor man on the CBS Sawrday
newa proau rm on TV and as
lbe CBS Wuhinaton correa-
pondent. 'le woo the -.lfred
duPont award for hra cover·
aae or the .. dolpb E•chmann
tnal 11nd lhe Georae Fo s ter
P eabody Award for outstllnd·
•na reportlna of the Wuhtng·
ton scene.
On ~ov. 17, Josef \1ar a"
and his w1fe, .,..,anda, wtll
present anc1ent and modem
P.uro pean, c;oulh ..rn ciUI anJ
Amcn ca n sona~o. They IdO l!
their sonas fur.t •n tlle on -
1Jn &llanaua&e . then •n "r.rna-
ablc r:;-.nahsh."
Jo&c: Greco wall bn ng h rl>
company for an eventna or
c;patuah danc e on Jan . lQ.
l"lfeCO, &Je&te!t>t ltVInJ n.t-
menco dancer , w1ll be JOined
by 11naou, tnUiilc ta•u anJ
danc c:u for a lively evc:nma.
Poet and cnt•c John C1 arJa
will appear March 17. He 11
poeuy editor or the <;aturday
'{eview, and author of "Ho.,.
Ooes a Poem \1ean," "Oua-
lo aue 'V•lh an .\ud•cnce" and
trana lau ons of Dant e's "In-
ferno" lt)d "Puraaton o."
Psy choanalylt J:.r1c:h Fromm
will take lhe staae Apn l 21!.
'le 11 the auth or of "The
~ne Soc1ety ," ''The t\rt of
Lovma" and "\<tan for :t.m-
self."
P1nal event wil l be tltt llfl'"
pearance of p•anllt 't1charJ
<;y racuae on \<fay 11 . lie llh
won the Concert t\rlll>tt.'
~1U1 Id l')ebut award, lhe~ >\ll reJ
Cuella lnternauonlll l Ptano
("ompetltlon and the 'lru \C 1!.'
')ueen ~l iubelh Intern a u on·
al Prano Competition.
PACifiC VIEW
IUOIIAL PAll f ,,.,,~ry-Va.Mat)l,a.,..( r~,..,lf,.,..
0 lu ••• •~•rr••l
.... t.\utl'" u, ,,,, ,
UllO '-'AC ... T .-,..,;tit at.. vo
•• t•)60t
Theater men help opera utex-easy to use. and
color-easy to choose
SatrnTone Latex patnts Two members of the South
Coast Repe rtory Theaue of
Newport Beach are devollna
lhe1r ener&J es to the Laauna
Bea ch f e s u val o f Opera.
Rich ard Rekow, one of
for tnsrde and outsrde
your home
Over 400 colors ... all at
the price of wh•te'
South Coast's charter mem-
bers , is choreo~tapher and
acuna coach for the Fes u -
val's four producuon ~
J ack 'ttunay, the Repertory 's
o lher merrber~n-loan , 1 s
producuon manaacr for the
Fes uval. It 1s h•s second
year w•lh the opera &roup.
fonn a hannon10us un1t. As
production s ta,e manager, he
superv1 se~o lhe des&&JI and
bulld•na of spec1a l prop' fur
lhe set~~o . Ill s lheaue elper-
•ence Inc lude ~ producuun
work 1n 'c"" 't or~ and lhc
eas te rn stock cu cu11, and 1n
Orange Count) he 1 s known
both a:. an accompli hed
actor and master techn1c1 an Satin Tone.
MAMO,ACTU.I!D a Y OLD COLOHY ,.I,HS The Fesuval of Orcra
npened last F nda\ and Stitur·
Ja" wa th the prc a.entaU\lO of
"Cannen"1n the lrv•ne Bc'""l.
"Pa< acc•" and "The Dcvr l
and Dan1el Web~ter" are co-
bt lled ror th!i 1-nda\ and
Sall.lrday, "ua. ~7-2 hn.al
orera •• "D1e 1-ledennau~"
... thQ Qas~ paints
\tr. Rekow's d anc•n& and
a cuna expen ence •ncludc~o
work wrth the San f-ranc 1sco
Academ) of Ballet and lhe
San FranciSC<l Actor~>' '4or~
shop. ~I e hh h ad evera I
featured role s 1n Soulh Coast
Reperto r) produc u on 1..
\lr. \tun a) ha th e Laslo. of
~oee1 ng tha t techn rcal and
performan& a rea" comb1ne t\.l
nGL£1 IOAT FOUID
"IIECIED 01 IEACII
Oran11e County Harbor D~·
parunent offlc •als searched
•n v aan last ~eek for a pas-
s enaer or pa u enaers of II
stolen 8-foot boat found bat·
tered and wrect..ed ashore be·
tween "G•• and "I" Sts. on
the ocean front an Bal boa
Priday. Au a. ll.
o m c:.aJ. ...d tbe boa a.
o wned by Robert Audet of
Los Anaeles , was totally
d es u oyed. They lheon zed
Juvenile had , to len the craft
and had sea out for Catalin a
Island.
Parts of lhe SJ)9 craft
v.ere found floauna •n lhe
wate r off shore as lh e Harbor
Deparuncnt search ed for 1~.18-
Siblc SUrVIVOf!o of v.hat V.8!>
fHSt thou&ht tO be an ICCI•
dent 1nvolv1n g ~ boal!i
An OCHO s(lo~t ma..t <.aaJ
the 'II.!: of the 1.tolen bo..lal
.,.as m•!>talcnl) reported,
c au 1ng offi~:-1als lo su r eel
a !nd c raft al~oo m1s!11n g.
COU ME DlALS 11T11
CALIFO.IA POLinCS
The lnd1v1dual's role 1n
Cal•forn ta polt ttcs ~,II ~
dr cu sed lh1s fall Ill an
Orange Coas t College I \Cn·
•n & D•vrs1on cow se.
Classes stan Sept. I'. .,.,lh
rea• uauon aetuna unJ~r "'a'
t\u g . .!3.
Se
ROWNHARDW
marked differen ce
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B. D. HOWES and SON
II" I I\\ II I K "' I O K I HKII l .J '\I K \I Jc 1\"
Cahf\1rn1a Government anJ
Problems W\ II be i'"en \Inn·
da\ ~ from 7 30 kl q 30 p.m.
1n th e O(.T Lrbraf), R•~ ~
The course W\ II ~au "h ">UI Ie
and local &lwemment rc~.:~uuc
ments f\)r s wdcnt!> ea.rn •n a
dearees. l.t 1 b \ lA liDO M ~ POR l Sf ACH /I o• Nl~tf'lc-• I P ;,,ll(l(>l'l.t I ~"" I ~ C"ll •do1lt' I '""'" ll11rb.u"
SALON OF BEAUTY
r C•••itillt~ S~1' ---
2300 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA
IM RCA" 0" HA•.oR ...oP_.I .. CC.n-.a , _.ACI .. ReAR fOA .. KI .. LOT
• '""o" aaeaoM.A.L KA '" a TV\. taT a • AL&.. wattK ouA"AMT• ao
'"'-"'"' SIWIPOO _. 111 SU.00.1WI_.sn
llotOM. TM"U THU"a ..... $2.00 C1.A I"OL TINT Ua iD) sys _.,_I AMD SAT,.,, ..... •• $3.00
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IIPIIIS II "I.AIIItS •• 1111111 --tlll&tiSt II 1&11 f&SitiiS··
... CCIALtaTa IM MAMICVRIMO
AND "ll.C&AL MA·~·
II APPOIII.IIT IICUSAIY
IPEI EYUIIIS nl11 P.l.
·-F'AS HION
SHOP
'I:A f U .. IMG,,,
MR.
HUBERT
A 'l SL tOMTL Y ....... " .... c •.
I
tlllWO«T ~Ell.
KCXIIO RC'J!Q!--,_' GROUNDBREAKING HELD
(Ceeb.M r.. ,... 1)
pliadaa aM toolP'We n·
biWu, maaic Mel daocal pr~
.,_,, a ac•e of iftt.enaa-
doaal ftat'Of, IDCl borticul"'
·~~raJ exhibht. 1\eae attrac-
doaa will dtaw peoplo to the
CeftC« ll'ld will eftCOUIIJC
foot tralfic from cOQrt to
cou.n. ..ai•ce ic.aa, aacla ••
p-oc•iea, dNa• IID4 nriecy
auppliet will DOC be eold ia
a l e alaoppiea oeater bub,
but will be ... aJiable iA
t toru juet oatalde of tbe
rina road.
POUCE BLOITER
PO~IRLYM!A.SCAM!•A
NOW AT
1780 NEWPORT BL VO.
PH. 646-9383 Coeta Meaa
• A~••co: ~aid cri·
te~ia bavo b .. n eatablithed
for aipa: paper eian• in
window• will not be allowed.
Aa Early Califomiaatyle will
bo uaod, appropriate (or thie
•eL Lar1e tiled roof over-
bani• will ain tbe Ceelina of
stability ll'ld afford comfort
in c ue or inclemeat <rare
thouah it may be) woalher.
Treoe, landtcapina, sculp-
ture 1nd pain tin as wi II beau-
tify lbe Center.
• \4erc:handi sina: Each
store will serve a special
purpose and wi ll offer its
own brands of merchandise.
Variety, depth in stock,
r1nae of prices and wide se-
lections wi II be offered. The
empbasas wall be on soft
pds. The shopper wi II not
be inconvenienced by loaded
grocery carts and the atten-
dant heavy foot uaffic, be-
cause the every day con-
SPLIT LEAF PLANT
SAT.
SUI.
~ , .. ,. .... ~
"f'l J,.c; Fl."EWHERE
FOR Zll.!t\
2" GLASS BAUS
lOll.
TUES.
OILY
Pl.\.\Tl:D 14~5
RESIN
i .O'j 4'5 h!~'l.
R•rflf'll'f
H&H FLORIST
3015 W. WARNER, SANTA ANA
CKC MUSIC CENTERS
ROBERT KR ANTZ RMT
Spec:ialiud Music Instruction
for
f:MOTIONALLY DIITUAIED-MENTALLY
,.ET*.,.DED -E XCEPTIONAt.
~HYIICALLY HANDICAPPED
Cli'EIAAL PALSIED I LI NO
130 E. 17th St . Suite T
Costa Mew, Calif.
714.S30..119l
ADMIIIIIIT.ATIO ..
o .... IC I
MEMI£" OF N.A.M.T .• M.T.A.C .• M.T.N.A.
TRAINLOAD
OF
YAWES
eantp11~
• When tbe plaa for New-
port Towe Cefttor is fully
implemented, pouible with•
in tbe neat 20 ye••· it will
contain more &han 4 mi llioo
square feet or offi ce and
commercial apace 1nd will
support a workina popula-
tion or 10,000. Outside or
&he contra! aboppina center
wi II be located che fin~ncial
inatitutiont, euponnarltet,
furniture and home furniab-
ina sbopt, office buildanas.
apartment•. hotel, s ervice
facilitiu, cultural center, a
"home fair," recreational
facilitiet, and medical of-
ficee.
OCC OFFI!n COUtn!
0111.11 ~OLOUY
The unJerwater world of
the California coastline will
be eltplored this fall in an
evenana J1vasion course at
Oranae Coast Colleae.
\1•ane 3ioloay wi II be
taught Thursdays from 7:10-
9:30 p.m. in the ~cience
llall. It wall be a survey of
b1ologacal oceanography -
ti des, wa ves, salt rivers,
an land life and common plants
anJ anamals of the s ea.
Classes start <\ept. 13 . 1e-
ga s uauon wdl oe heiJ -\ug.
23 through <;ept. 23.
~OCJ~~T 0. LAGERQUIST,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Lagerquist, 544 Aliso Ave.,
Newport Heights, has been
appointed trust officer at
the ~nk of Cal lfOf'nia's
Long 9each main office,
where he will be in charge
of operat ions in the newly
organized department. He
was graduat ed from the Uni-
versity of ~edlands In l 949
and the National Trust School
at Northwestern University
in l %2. 1efore joining the
1ank of California In July,
1%5, he had 11 yeats of
banking experience with as-
signments in Santa Ana, Long
'3each, and Pasadena. He
and his wif e, the former Mary
F. Mye;s, are the pa rents of
two sons, John and Andrew,
and make their home in Cos ta
Mesa at 1933 Whittier ~ve.
. ............. ..
r>ore., ~--·-lll~ Toe-a ~ .... Balboa iatud,
1014 police a l01nclt ''Stiea•
'tay'' bicycle, vahaed at 1$0,
... 110lea from lbe re11r or
ae laoate. . .Mt.ay Miller ,
4%1 Ooldeorod A•e., Coroea
del Mar, reported laer 1965
Volhwaa• atole~~ from the
street lVbile it wu le(t llft•
attended; police uid the car
keya were left in the aabtray
• . .Parol Walker, 300 N.
Newport Blvd., Newport
lteiahta, uid bet vehicle,
which waa parked unattended
on 'Joldenrod Ave. between
Pirat Ave. and 2nd .. ve. in
Corona del \far, wu atruck
by a 2nd unidentified vehicle,
which left the tcene •.. The
vehicle dri ven by \faraaret
C.iffith, 20H Holiday ~d.,
8aycreat, collided wilh the
vehicle driven by Patrick
Newell, 3288 \4eyer Pl.,
Costa \feu, at it wa • turn-
ina off Newport Blvd. onto
Newport Blvd. in Newport
Heishts; «lamaae to both
vehicles was euimated a t
more than SlOO each ...
Police received a call com-
plainina of a loud party be·
tween 10 p.m. and 6 a .m. at
925 ~-Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
Thunclay, 4ue. 19
<\b i rley ~na Jeffery, 29, of
~U W. Jalboa Blvd., Balboa,
was aae, ted by Newport
Beach police on an outstaod-
ina Anaheim traffic warrant
at ft:30 p.m ... \4rs. \1arjorie
Harvey, 328 Buena Vista,
Balboa, s aid a larae sea
shell, some 3 ~ feet an dia-
meter, ~as taken from the
yard; the shell was valued
at 140 ... ltobert Peddycord,
3 14~2nd St., ~ewport ~bores,
told pollee a S40 brief cue
wath mjscellaneous papers
was uolen from bit unlocked
car an the ca rport dunna the
na&}lt ... Police received a
call complaanana of contin-
ual loud parties at 924 E.
Ocean Front, Balboa. . .
Cr&IJ Johnson, 11 , of 1720
5\ylark Ln., Baycrest. was
bitten on the forefinaer of
the left hand by a doa at
1743 Ciltylark Ln.; he suffered
a minot bite and the doa was
quarantiDed to the bouse for
14 days. . .E.L. Brumley,
~) ~. Bay, Balboa bland,
told police .omeonc atole
2 chaiae lounae pads from
lhe front patio durana the
na&ht; the atema were valued
at s 50 ... suaaa Counter, 8,
r1 Jl5 Pi, ate Rd., Chff
Haven, suffered a mioor bat..:
oo her upper lap and left
cheek when bitten by a doa
at 41 5 Pirate Rd ... James
Edwards Ill . 3900 Channel
Pl., West Newport, said a
toolbol, valued at $20, was
taken from the dn veway
sometime between Aua. 6
and II ... Daniel Whitis, 2582
Arbor l)r ., Bay Sborea, told
police the tail liah.t and
liahtbeam were taken off his
Honda motorcycle wbilc it
was parked at 2131 Weatcliff
Or., Westcliff; value of the
T'WPHI!:S won in the first Lido 14 International Cham-
pionship qegatta sailed Aug. 10-12 on C::agle Moun tai n
Lake, Texas , are displayed by LIVC's Marty (the 1eard)
Lockney, sltipper, and Cal Preston , crew. A protest in
the last race killed their chances for the championship.
Marty's award s include troph ies for 1st in 2nd race, 1st in
3rd race, 7th over--all , and a gold medal given to each
participant by the host Ft. North 1oat Club. Cal is hold-
ing the crew award of a silver mug. (Stuart Drolter tt~oto.)
SI4,PWI ~'tl,T FO"
~Cillle ( GIV( .. TO UCI
~ope of the graJuate sca-
ence proaram at Unaverstty
of Califoma a, Irvine, wall be
1ncreased durin1 the com1n1
academic year throuah the
aad of a ~14,000 institutional
pant ·for science recently
awarded by the Na tional Sci-
ence FounJat.ion.
1 t.ems was s2 7. . . Frank
Fnck, 125 Via Koron. Lido
Isle. reported a 2(}-;nch
"Stinr-qay" bicycle stolen
from the patio. . Theodore
Kammel. 1806 llaven Pl.,
Cliff Haven, said S122 worth
or carpenter's equipment,
ancludma a S79 saw. was
uolen from the unlocked aar-
aae durin a the day . . .A
motorcycle driven by ~icbard
:tarvey, 19, of 422~ Carna-
tion Ave .• Corona del \1ar,
struck an up-lifted manhole
cover on Bay11de Or., near
Balboa Island; the moto~
cycle received minor front·
end damqe.
F rlciCIJ, Aug. 20
~-------------------------
t)ean ~alpb W. Gerard of
the 'Jraduate Division, na-
med achliniatrator o( the
lf&nt, UJd It will help Jl(~
vide finll'lctal usieaance to
araduate students and the
funds will alao be uacd ror
special li brary purc:haaee
1nd &he promotion of interde-
partmental reaearch and
1eacbina.
Paul ~ide I, 31 I Pointettia
've., Corona de l \4ar, report-
ed his 2~-inch racina oicycle
stolen from in front of the
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Mar, told police hie lB-inch
"Rtina-qay" bicycle waa
taken while he wa• at tbe
Corona del \br Youth Cen-
ter, Sth Ave. and lrh Ave.
~lice received a call at 4
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oucdoot Ptf'Y a t 700 Helio-
trope Ave. in COtOna &lei \ter
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ffillie Hcndenoe Coa Jr.,
II~ 'laymond Ave., Coate
\4eta, was anaa.d on a
Santa Ana Municipal Court
wan•t on N. Bay Front and
Marine Ave. on Balboa lalaod
at 3 a.m. • • 'tolud Victor
Holm, 23, of 163 Ceft tor St .•
Apt. 14, Coata Men, w ..
ane• ted on a cbarae of io-
toaication in public at the
1cene of a non-injury acci·
dent at 'tiver Ave. 1nd 47th
St. in Wea l Newport at 12:30
a.m ..• Loreto ~amoe , 41 , of
859 W. 19th 4h ., Coata Meaa ,
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drunk in auto at 4tb Ave. and
Beaonia Ave. in Corona dol
\4ar at S:SO a.m •• Jack ail·
bert Dean, 30, of 2000 W.
Balt.o. Blvd •• Central Now-
port, wat arreated oa a cbar-
ae of pou eaaion ol a dauer
at 109 McFadden Pl. in Cen-
tral Newport •.. Oorotb~ Dal-
las, 3252 Clay c;c., Newport
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of underclothina ahe round
in a aasb can ; the item•
were taued and placed in
the property room at the II) lice
department ... Terry Carpen·
ter, 1M Onya .. ve., Balboa
Is land, reported hia 2(}.inch
"c;tina·'by" bicycle, valued
at ~ S, stolen. . . ~euie
VonGt .. coe. 122 4ht St.,
West Newport, told pol ice
his S70 surfboard was stolen
from the yard ... \tn. Tom
Powell, 1230 W. Balboa
Ave., Apt. D. Balboa, called
to report a prowler out11de
the houte at 1:45 a.m. . .
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Beacon St., Newport Heiabts,
saad his 10-tncb "4itina·'hy"
bicycle was taken from the
2CJOO block of A von St. ne•
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1307 S~~ntiaao Or., Baycrest,
reported a limb broken ofh
harpby llum tree; damaae was
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juveni lee used a fireplace
poker to break a S)O wandow
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COW QfL MM. tAU f.
What's
The answer ia, nothing! But there ia
a sent dal wrons with what is being
done today in the name of ciYil rights~
Let's begin this brief survey with two
basic premiles. ( 1 ) There arc injustices to
our Negro citizens still prcYalent in aome
places. And they should be eliminated.
( 2) A huge majority of the American
people, of both races, who now give their
moral support to the civil rights move-
ment, are good people, with idealistic mo-
tives. And their excellent intentions must
be realized.
But let•s put both of these observations
in pr~r penpective. And in doing so
let•s bring some hard truths and plain
common sense to bear on a very tricky
subj«t. For it is stupid to sink a great
ship because it has a few dirty splotches
that need cleaning. And unless there is a
better and more rapid undentanding of
what is reaiJy taking place, the Commu-
nists are going to sink our whole srup of
state under the excwe that they are trying
to wash away the dirt.
L The Euguatcd Problem
The Communists themselves have re-
peatedly emphuized that the American
Negroes should supply the leadership for
Negro participation everywhere in the
worldwide revolution, bec•llst tht Ne-
groes in the U11ittd St•tts tlrt so mvch
better off th•n tbose n~ywhtre tlst in tht
wor/J. But the whole truth goes much
further.
A . The average American Negro has
a tremendously rugher m•leri•l st•rul•rd
of living than Negroes anywhere else;
and far higher, in fact, than at least four-
fifths of the earth's population of all races
combined. As Herbert Hoover pointed
out a decade ago, the fifteen million Ne-
groes then in the United States own~d
more automobiles than all of the 1 SO nul-
lion Negroes in Africa and the HO mil-
lion white people in Russia put together.
B. The average American Negro not
only has a far higher sltnUitrrJ of liln•ry.
and better educational opportunities, than
Negroes anywhere else; but a higher level
of literacy, in fact, than the average fo r
all races on at lean four-fifths of the
earth. It has been pointed out, for in-
stance, by many authorities, that a far
larger percentage of all American Ne-
groes receive college educations than the
percentage of all Englishmen who do so.
C. The average American Negro has
complete freedom of religion, freedom of
movement, and freedom to run his own
life as he pleases. His security of person,
and assura_nce of honorable treatment by
his fellow citizens in all of the utilitarian
relationships of living, have been exactly
on a par with those of his white neigh-
bors. T he environment for life, liberty,
and the pursuit of happiness, enjoyed by
the average American Negro, has been far
superior to that of an y race or any people,
among at least ninety percent of the
earth's population.
D. So what is all of the complaining
about? Basic ally, the answer is very sim-
ple. It is through the opport~nities ori~i
nally provided by the econonuc enterpnse
of the American whites, through emula-
tion by the American Negro of his white
neighbor's ways, and· through gradu:ll
adoption and absorption of the variow
spiritual, material, and political ele~Mnts
of the white American's culture, that the
American Negro has been able in a brief
hund~ years to nise himxlf to this level
so far above the vast body of mankind.
With the inevitable result, undtr the cir-
cumstances, that be has not yet ac:h~ved
.1 par with the Yety lea~p ~ ~1~
emulating; and that there still ~nwn daf-
ferences, as a genenl rule, in the eco-
nomic, litera~, and 10eial levels of the
two nces.
Thne diffuc:nces, and the natunl or
human-natural raulu oi thae differenca
-although they had been steadily a~J
peacefully dim.inishins everywbt~all
vary tranmdoualy in different pan' ol
our cououy. AAcl the asitaton behind the
ci-.il ~bu moYantnt demand that a
Wrong With
complete and abeolute diucsard of tbote
differenca, and a p~terue tha~ they do
not aUt, must be forced by federal law
upon the tbtal population everywhere,
and with respect to every activity of hu-
man life. These agitators dlenuelves
know, of course, that any such accom-
plish.ment by l.w "'"' forct is impossible.
And it is the last thing in the world th2t
they would rally want today. ln fact, as
was emphasized by that truly great Ne-
gro American, Manning Joluuon, out o{
his personal knowledge, the Communists
have for decades done everything they
could to Jn'tvntt Negro progress, ~nd thus
maintain these differences as grist for
their mill What the agitators want is the
tunnoiJ they can bring about by the in-
creasing stridency of their demands. As
]. Edgar Hoover .has wieely poinud out,
the Communists have no slightest interest
in really improving the lot of the Amer-
ican Negroes, but only in wsing the Ne-
groes and the racial problem to promote
Communist purpo5e'.
•
IL The Drastic Remedy
For the civil rights movement in the
United States, with all of its growing
agitation and riots and bitterness, and in-
sidiow steps towards the appearance of a
civil war, has not been infiltrllltd by the
Communists, as you now frequently hear.
It has been ddiberately and almost wholly
cuat~J by the Communists, patiend~·
building up to this present stage for more
than forty years. The record to suppon
this statement is absolutely clear to any-
body who will take the trouble to study,
hon"tly and objectively, the history of
Communist activities with regard to what
they early named "The American !'legro
Problem." In this long endeavor the Com -
muni~ts have faithfully followed two of
their major and time-tested formulas.
A. First is the formula known as
anti-colonialism. This begins with the
basjc preunse that Communism is an up-
rising of the downtrodckn masses against
powerful bosses who exploit them. This
premise, in turn, is one hundred percent
falsehood. Communism is entirely an ef-
fort of a self-perpetuating clique of in-
ternational gangst ers, usually out of the
very top economic, educational, and po-
litical circles of each country, to impose
their tyranny rigidly and completely on
the whole world.
Derived from this fundamental "big
lie" is the theme of anti-colonialism. Its
specific core of falsehood has been that
t he colonial peoples of Asia and Africa
wanted and deserved their "independence''
from the nations of Europe which were
oppressing and exploiting them. Actually,
by J 920, the French in Indochina or Al-
geria, the Dutch in Indonesi2, the Bel -
gians in the Congo, and other "imperial-
istic .. powtrs, were giving their colonial
subjects a very enlightened and benevolmt
rule indeed. They were gradually raising
the standard of living, the level of edu-
cation, the exercise of individual freedom
and r"ponsibility, and the participation
of the natives in their own local govern-
ments, as rapidly as these advances of
civilization could be absorbed.
T his process was not primarily the re-
sult of altruism. 1t developed automatic-
ally from a realistic self interest, and
from the commercial progress in colonial
areas which was being promoted by
pioneers from the mother countries. But
as a consequence of the total forces at
work, the natives were coming mo~ and
more to regard themselves as loyal mem-
bers of t~ great empires of which
Paris or Bnwels or The Hague might be
the capital. There was no more sponta-
neous demand or natural desire foe "in-
depmdence .. among any of thole coionial
peopks in 1920 than there wu among
American Negroes in 1 'S S.
So the Communisu had to crate in
each colony the appearance of such a de-
mand, a.od the semblance of a ci•ll war
oo behalf of "&ndcpmdenu." They ha•e
done .,, in ooe colonial ara alter another,
Civil Rights?
tbroup terrorizing enough natives, by
atrocities and ma.aacres, into supporting
or appearing to support Communist guer-
rilla leaders in their clamor for "inde-
pendence." Eventually, in this way, the
synthetic and prolonged .. civil war'' could
furnish the excuse for Communists in the
top circles of various governments and
in the United Nations to "negotiate" the
colony into independence--always as 1
transition stage towards its becoming a
colony of the Soviets. And probably more
hundreds of thousands of innocent human
beings have been brutally tortured and
murdered, as a means of creating this ap-
pearance of a native "civil war for in-
dependence," than for any other purpo~
in human history.
The final step in this development,
which really brings it home to ourselves,
is the concept--apparently originated by
Stalin-that the Negroes in the south-
eastern United States could be treated as
an .. oppressed colony," with the aame agi-
tation among them on behalf of their
"indepcncknce,. and "self-determination ...
This line was officially laid do\\' n in 1 9 2 8 •
in a Communist pamphlet called Amn-
iclln Negro Problems-which was writ-
ten, and distributed as instructions to t he
American Communists, by Stalin's agent,
Joseph Poginy, who had earlier been one
of the top men in the incredibly crud but
shortlived Communist regime in Hungary
under Bela Kun. And t-here is almost
nothing being done in the whole civil
rights movement in America today which
is not exactly in accord with the •· agit.a-
tion and propaganda.. program set forth
in that booklet.
B. But a second formula has alwa ys
been predominant. For in the opening
paragraph of the very pamphlet discussed
above, establishing the "anti-colonialism'·
theme for agitation among the Negroes in
America, there was this italicized sen-
tence: "TIN str11gg~ •g4insl whitt oppr~s
sion of tiN NtKro m•uf's is • jMrt of tiN
prol~t•ri•n rn,~ol111i011 m A.wuric• •K.ntsl
capilt~lism .'' So the more general formula
at work, behind what the Communists
call their Negro Revolutionary Move-
ment, is simply the process of adapting
every possible bit of agitation and prop-
aganda, even for the most ~cialized
:aims, to t he service of their general pur-
pose of gradual subversion of the A meri-
can svstem. Th~ Communists soft-pedal the theme
of Formula A whenever md to whatever
extent it might damage the worktng of
Formub B. For every promise to the
Negroes, every usc m~de of the racial
problem, every iou of bleedtng-hean
sympathy created over supposed or even
real injustice to the Ne~rocs -thcst
things are all subservient m Communist
plans to their one great go.tl of h~umn~
the police-sute tynnny of a centrll
government over the ·American people.
m An Appeal To Uodcntandina
The Communists say that the ~x:c~
boundaries of the Negro Sovitt Republic
are undetermined; but that -as an-
nounced ne:arly forty years ago -.. it
would be cerujn to incluck such cities a~
Richmond and Norfolk, Va.; Columbia
and Charleston, S.C.; Atlanta, Augusta,
Savannah, and Macon, Georgia; Mont-
gomery, Alabama: New Orleans and
Shreveport, La.; Little Rock, Arkansas;
and Memphis, Tenn"see." They make
clear that this .. promise of liberation" to
the Negroes is simply one of the means of
Sovietizing all of what is now the U nited
States. A careful study quickly reveals
that every part of the civil rights program
has been designed, and is being carried
forward, :u a step in the Communist
strategy for these purposes. And the cur -
rent leaden of the nat ionwide civil rights
campaign have such extens1ve records of
affiliating whh Communists, of hiring
Communists, of being guided, trained, and
supported by Communists, and of them-
selves supporting Commun1st agents and
causes, as to make their real purposes as
obvious as sunri~ to anybody who wdl
simply use honestly the intelligence rh.H
God gave him .
The sa me intelligence wdl also grasp
that the American ~egroes as a whole
did not plan th1s, luve not wanted am
put of IC . and :are no bigger dupes an
~~ielding to the propaganda and coerCJon
of the com symps am ong them. than are
the white people of the L'mted States an
swallowing the port1om of that propagan-
da wh1ch He labeled 1deal1sm . The Com-
munists could never take 0 ' er one nation
after another w1th onlv about three per
cent of the populauon belonging to the
conspiracy -.as rhev repeatedly do, and
by using the same formulas over and over
-unless rhey could dece1ve huge -,e~
ments of the other nmety-seven percent
into doing tn06t of thetr many different
jobs ford~.
..Civil Rights" is a pert~t example of
Communis t strategy and Communi r
r.act1cs Jt wo rk -)() f .ar success tulh· -
in maktn~ .1n anrt-Commumst proplc: hdp
to hsten the rmv but 1lmo~t tnftnlte
ch.um of J central Communiq tHJnn\'
uounJ che1r bod1es Jnd their hve' -\ nd
we thmk It is time for our fello~· cittzen-..
v.•h1te and black. throu~hout the v. hole
L'n1ted tJte~. to v. Jke up to the real
meanm~ of whJt " happenm~ .1ll HOund
u~.
For tt " not too l.ne. "1th ,ufttcH.'nt
understJndt n ~. l11 r~torc order. and ~ood
"·til. Jnd the governmental pnnnpJe, ot
our once ~reat rc:publ1c. and the ~rad ua l
pro.:re,c; V.l' had b~l'n maktni:: -before
the Commun1q , bt.-~an thctr mstdtou~
Je')trucoon -towJrJ, a 'ull better
frJmework for human hr r . on the plrt o f
mJJ\·1du.ah of Jll ra .. c,, ~.·nlor,. Jnd ('rt"C'lk
than mJn h.H e\t:r Jl.htl.,l.d bd~)rc.•
lOOKS AND PAMPHLETS ON THE CIVIl RIGHTS MOVEMENT
It's f trv Sim plr , Stang
Tlu lflvoston Of .\fississippt. Livc.-1\'
,.( Rrport R." Tlu /ot11t 0t,JSI u:-:.f
Committu 0 1 LovtJuJna,
Parts 1 and 2 -Each
Ttro Rr.·olrmo•u .4t Otru. \\'t'k h
Tltr 8 /ar k .\lusltms, Oliver
Sr ./vgaut"u -Rapr Of T4 r /11 rtl"tf Ctt\ II~ tn .... n
Rr: .. •olll.t tf'rt-Tlu ,/JJaklt Ort • r.'" 1 ~tan I,'
S tv }'ork--Co"'"'wnut Trrror In rtlf St,.rrt • ~unto:
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IN TE~lO~ vu:w of Newport Mar ine Supply Co •• located
at 2700 N. Coa st Hwy., in the heart of Mariners Mile.
Here you will ftnd one of the most complete as sortments
of martne hardware on the entrre coast.
• FLOOR COVERING
CARPETING
675-1636
nrapenes • Lrnoleum
Fonn•ca
Newport FI-r Coveri"t Co.
3500 E. Cout Hwy.
Cotono del Mor
o RESTAURANT
B E R K S H I R E' S
Oft .... Bey
LUNOi EON -DINNER
COCICTAILS
ORiole 3-940.S
3450 VIA OPORTO
Newport Beach
Sova ti111o -U u Tho Pho"e
to co"toct tho to oclvortl ser1.
• ,LOaiST J • SHOE REPAIR _;...::.:....:.::.....::.... ______ 1----------
BROADWAY
FLOWER SHOP
Servrna the Harbor Area
Coli 09• Center
2750 Horbor Blvd. crt Ad-•
Coato Meso S46-828•
FLOWERS 1='0~
ALL OCCASIONS
DeMur/ Tosh
••H .ARBOR AREA ·s OLDEST
FLOW ER SHOP"
2438 NEWPORT BLVD .
Ml 6-~79
Co tto Meu
• • I ~OUIPMEN;
67J-4120
Tit/• Of''l« W,\." ... .. ---·--. -...........
PROFESSIONAL
IAIERIY'S
Co~lete Shoo S.,...ico
ORTHOPE DIC
Prescription Specialist
We givo S&H Green Stamps
l890 Harbor Blvd., Ml ~3311
• INTE RIORS
PAT OLIVER
IHTERIOR
A con~pl ete servrce color
stylrng, floor covenngs,
idraper•es, h..rnr tvro, lr ghtrng
~.4A E. Coast Hwy., COM
67.>5550
INFANTS WEAR
C HILORENS WEAR
67~ 1272
432 32nd Street
Newport Bca(:b, Caltf.
DR. LOU ROY ELDER]
OPTOMETRIST
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• DIY CLEANING
-" {}P!f!::
PtoleuiOftaJ &ftd budtet *r
cleantna -ralt aenic•
-quaJi ty work -
self aenice lallftcby.
Pinaahed Laaft•y
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TRAVEL SERVICE$
RFSERVATIONS AND
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MAJO R AIRLIN ES
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• UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLST EIIMG
(By E&uopeta Croft Ut en)
REMODEL 2 pc. Mf OHL Y
$49.50 c.u .. ~ ..
215 ..... H. I . 536 UOS
fREE d.t & plchp
CUSTOM
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY
• QUAUTY WORK •
NEIL'$
FIREHOUU UPHOLSTERY
2109 Newpert Blvd. ... .,..,. •••d• 675-«)8~
MOVING & STORAGE
lOO TRANSFER CO.
• Preslge MMr
546-2226 ...
_:,..,._,..r
o JEWELERS
IALUC£ "CALDERHEAD
Jfi ELER
3\ll E . Coast Hi&hway
Corona del Mar
ORrole 3-2250
• NURSERY
Shrubs, Interior Plonts,
Troprcols & Tr .. ,
lnsectrcides ond Fertili ze
S&H GrMn Stomps
FrM Delivery
CORONA DEl. MAR NURSER\'
2144 E. Cout IUway I"TWliO
o PET SUPPLIES
TIIO~CAl. , ..
We hove the lorgest and
lftoat boauti ful s•lection of
tropi col fi toh in the areG.
Yle olao carry o full I ine o f
o~ari~~tt~a, 11r1d aU occe.-
aorieaneoded ~ the hobby.
South s.o T ropicm, 218 •·
•ilaon, C.M.liborty 8-7'961.
Coato Meao
• PIIIIG&.W
FIERGLASS SUPPUES
Crystaliner Corp«crtion
Costing Reains & Woldt
Ft borglou Motettals onu
Suppl1es -L l A-0292
1626 Placentia, Costa Meso ... .............
•;'Jt
W1LCOX.CIITIINDIN HAaDWAII .. ........... c..--.....
1700 W. C... Mwy,. N.a. ..... ,
...... N.n
A. W. M ARSAC
PUNBe•
100 c .. adoe A••·
Coroea del M•
Ptaalliaaleplln
DAY a NlGIT
yoa c• talk about froo•love
bcina ao much more "fulnll~
Ina" than unc:t.iOod mani·
aac -but by all mnnt you
don't even conaider 1he idea
that Mosc:ow wants to put
another "S" in the USA!
&t what about Knasbchev'a
bout: "I c:an prophesy Chat
your pandcbildrea in Ameriu
will live under Socialism
(Communism). And pleaao do
not be afraid or that. Your
pandcbildren will . . not
uncleratand how their arand-
puenta did not u.ndeutand
the propeuive nature of a
SociaJi at (Communi at) aoci-
ecy ."
The late Olainnan Emeritua
of the Communiat Party USA,
William Z. Potter, dedicated
hia boot, "The Twilisht or
World Capitali am," a a rot-
Iowa: "To My Great-Grandson
Joaepb Manley Kolko, Who
Will Live in a Conmuniat
United Stat.ea."
Forae t it -Po a ter' 1 dead
and KruJbchev' a been re-
placed. But what a~t Oua
Hall, the c:uneot U.S. Com-
muoiat Party Secretary? He'a
a a.raduate of the old Lenin
School in Moac:ow. He waa
inatructed in the tac:tic:a of
auerrilla warfare: how to kill,
"SHIP HOUSE" will again ~ entered by
Mr. and Mrs. William Grundy of Lido lsle
In the annual character boat parlde sc»on·
sored by the Commodores Club of the
LEGAL NOTICE
blow u p bridaes, atart revolu-NOTICJ: Of' TRUSTEE'S SALE
tiona. He waa convicted, in r-SRJ
New Yor.lr.4: of conapiracy, of Oo the J.o6th day of Septe•ber,
advocatina the violent over· 1965, at 11 :00 a.m .• INLANO
\brow of the U.S. "40RTCACE COMPANY, a cor-
f>O'Dtloo, •• Tnaatee aader qd FBI Director, J . Edaar puraoant 10 • deed of tnaat u ·
Hoover, tells Ul in "\taaters t'Coted by r .... cu. H. Redewill
of Deceit." a tut ellplarnina and Sally C. Redewlll. hoabaad
Communist techntquea and aod wife Dated \4arch 4, 1964,
tacucs, used and approved Rec orded Marcb 19, 19fi4 io
by many schools: Rook 6968 Pa~ 899, Official
"Under coomunism. a tiny Recorda of Oraa~ Collllty,
C:al if oro i a. aecuriof!, -.riODfl man on ty, perhaps 10 to 20 other obli~tatlona, • oote for
men, would rule the Unrted 132,500.00 ia favor of PROVJ.
States. An open dictatorship nF:NT rr.OJ:RA L SA VINCS
called the 'd.rctatorahap or A"'Jn LOA'I ASSOClATIOS Or
the proletanat' would be RJVf.RSIOf oow the owoer and
establtahed. Communist., m bolder thereof, will aell at pub-
all their teachinaa. make thr s lie auctioa to the bi~ut bid·
pomt c:lear. The capital c1ty, der for c .. b (peyable ia lawfal
as one communist leader moaey of the lloited State• a t
time of aale) at tbe Sinh Street pomted out. would be moved eotr•ce to tbe Oraol!le Co1Ulty
Newport Halbor Chamber of Commerce.
The big event will be held Saturday,
Aug. 28, starting at 4 :30 p.m. In the tum·
Jng basin near the Arches.
from Wuhinaton, D.C., to a Coarthoaae i.e the City of Su ta
larae induatrial center, prob-An•, State of Califonala all
ably Clu caao. NauonaJ as well ri~t. tide u d i.Dtereat coa·
as state aovemmenu would be veyed to aod oow held by it
elr'minated. 'Soviets' 1-ean-uJ)der aald deed of u-aat Ia ud ..__ ~~~
VII d T-0' n. ._. v .. '-'•· & .._.,.,. ... ina council a) would be fonned to the follo•illl!l deecrlbe per-_.... _.,
throuahout the nation. These eel of real property •h .. ted iD .. ..,... ..._..
would conaist o f loc•l Com-aaid Coooty of Or•l!le• State ofl~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Callforaia. aad daacribed •• muni at Party hencbmea who followa:
would depoae and probebly Lot 11 u. Rloek 6 of RALROA
liquidate your mayor, chief of TRACT, ia the City of ~ewpOI"t
police, clergymen, and lead-Jleach, •• abowll oa • tup
ana ciuzens." thereof recorded ia Rook 4,
The U.S. Senate IS now be· pa~e II , \4i.acelleoeoaa \tepe,
in & prodded to ratify a bilater-H-corda of Oraot~e Coaaty.
al US-USSR treaty sianed S.id sa le will be made, bet
more than a year aao. The withoat COYeDDDt Of WDn'DDty,
treaty would allow the Sovtets exprn• or implied, reprdia1
title, poeseAaioo or eoca•· to set up consulates in maJor br•ce, to pay lhe remaioi.os
U.S. citaes from coast to ptioc rpel sam of aaid aote, to-
coast. Once established, ,..... 132,Q<,4.8~. iotereat, ad-
these consulates could be vanct'a, if •Y· aader the terma
converted to "sovrets" to of .. id deed of tnaat , feea,
govern and adminrster U.S. ch•r~tt'8 ud eapeDSes of the
subjects when and if the ume Trv~tee aad of traata u eated
comes for actual Communt st by uid deed of traat.
takeover. When and t f, you The bendiciary uodt>r said
b d d~d of truat, by reaaoo of a Sa)'. That's pretty roa · brur-h 01r dt'fault ia the obli~-
Where will these consulate 1100 8ecar.-d thereby, heretofOfe
be located? And what aie u,.cuted aod deliverf'li to the
the Russrans ~o staff them uodt'rai,cned a written dec lare·
going to do in the meanwhile? 11oo of default aod demDDd for
Oucago ts the only ct ty JUie and a wr itteo Doll cl" of de·
Sovret aovemment offactals fault aad of election to cause
wtll name. The Senate is be-th,. uadersi~tae.d to ~I'll ~aid
1ng asked to approve the . propertv to sausfv utd obh~-
• L • h r'lou , aod thereafter. oa loley treaty wathout o.nOW1~& w at 12, 1965 .... ,. uodt'faii'Jied
other consulate locauo?ll the caused uid aotice of. de fault
Kremltn has actually packed. and electloo to aell to be re·
HrnteJ are San Franctaco. corde d io Rook 7<,16 Pa~e 32<,
New York, \1aam1, Detroit. of Official Rf'corda io the office
Seattle, and New Orleana. of the Couaty Rec01rder of aald
Rumored are Den vfr. St. Coua ty.
ALL DAY IOAT .... ONTID•-5 A.M. DAILY
~DAY IOAT "NIWPOIITir -6 A.M. AND 12:15 P.M.
PHONE 675..0550
PACIFIC SPORTASHING
t.,o4 ef LIMII •••c" ,._,, l'ert ef L•,.. •••c" -,.,,., W tt" ,..,.,_.,.
"IIHING NOW "RO HOT
All DAY I9ATS (JSlANOS)
HAil DAY IOATS ClOCAl)
"t UI'f OOWN" tl'aCtAL &·JO I'.M. • tO I'.M.
ll'yuce S-1-· Ha,..tecll •·U4l
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.. Jttl ... -"' ID-Mit "" .... . ......, ....
AIN uo• -.., .... 1 0 ~ 12 ..... ... ....... , ,w .ltWY....,
,_ L•c• ._. ·--··--· 1 A.M. ",_; ... , ····-·--··-·-·1 A.M. K 0., '-' K 0., ... , .. 6 A.M. & 11tH f'.M. 6rU A.M.~ 12••5 f'.IIL
Twtlt .... t .... ·-··--· St. f'.IIL LOUII Atlanta Portland San nated A•t~D•• 3, JC)f,<,
Dreao: and Bir'minaham, 'Ala· f'lt.A"'n \40RTCACr C0\4PAN~. tl I la.tiT 111111
bama. Acc:ordina to treaty qy r..A. Rlaadea, Preaident
d fi · · ... .. late a" Ry Robf'rt It. ltallerstelo. a.-1 a..c:ta _ 0e.-11 311111
e tnttlon, Vle c~.~~ ti Secretary Ea.l OF THE SEA .. -6 :30A.M. 6 12:30 P .M.
would perfonn no JP oma c (Seal) E "ISLANDER" -6 A.M. -5 P .M. dutiea. Rather, they would Pabliah: Aa~t. 19, 26. Sept. 2,
be s et up aa heaclquuten 19fi!l. io the Newporl ftarbor HARTE R BOAT BE!I\SIE
where joint US-USSR econom-F:Dii~. c.IJ 0~ ,....S _ f'fM ••• n•t•& icmat~ra wouldbeban~~ -----------J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ on a ci ty•by<tty basis.
Wouldn't chc PBI be able to
watch theae c:onaulatea for
aipa of illep l activity?
Theoretically yes , but atnc:e
members of consulate atafh
will be "diplomatically im·
muoe," Moac:ow coold re-
place any RuaaiM lhe U.S.
deport a for criminal activity
by sdll another nb¥euln
aaenL That't one of dae re a-
lonl PBI Otief J. Edaar
Hoover baa Yoic:ed such
UI'Oftl oppoahim c.o ratiOc~
tion ol die treaty.
.......... Gif ...
IU&&.Y .._ ... TOU•
SIGN OF
PERSON TO PERSON
SERVICE
U0 (Arlit I NISt . C... ....
...... ,..... o.,..lt '--• ~-.
9' "OLE" aulfboard -tSO.
646-2679.
ROYAL BLUE Velvet Coaa.
125. Now, ruy lenath. Sz.
14. 548-3188.
DREXEL three pieee mabo-
IMY bedroom auite 1100 -
. ...... ..... ...,. ............... . ,._ ........ .... ...............
17' SLOOP Pac. uila, 1900
-673-121)•
------------------~-aood con. 817-2102-SMALL 8o1 Trailer •. w/top,
ANTIQUE \4ah . O.eu of Good tirea. sso. -67S-1767•
draweu. SSS. \4J 6-1509 SAGE GREEN, Recliner
18' Gt.ASSPARCabin Ctuiaer c:hair. t)O. 548-268)• ____ ...;_...;.~..;..;;..---
JohnaoaMt.r. Trailer uuaa TOY POODLE,13 wka, AKC,
like new. S2100 CH 9-4868.: P, sSO. Ml 6-ll06, 67l-6471. MAHOG. Sc>lnet Piano-s soo t-----------
67s-oo72-2 MAPLE Tablea, tiS cac:h.
67S-4791•
CLARINET (Sflmed S2SO. BASKETBALL, backboar .. 67S-)8S0 after S. .... KA~~Y~AK~.-1~8.----~-S-.-~--.-6-7~~;£~~~~p~;~fu--ll----l
8948. I 0 -------very e ean SlS . Cub. PORTABLE ~apeed Stereo 675-0074.
IU-fi record player sSS. BLACK Cataeal Stole. A' OR ~U1fl• r-
mou new. SlOO. 67S-03lo-
0 VAL braided wool Na. SlS
Ll 4-0089• ne. HUNGARIAN Pointer. M. ~~---------J Trained banter. 1~ yr. AKC
EARLY Ameri . brio-.-brac. 1400 -546-2459• tl-llS. 675-4791• ~==-:-::--=-------....j '56 OLDS. 4 dr. 1250-494-EXTFNSION table -t20. OS02•
Chairs I S ea. 67l-&Oll• ..---;;-~-:--~---:-~~ '63 FO~D ~conoline-t1,27S l amaJl Oriental Nil 110 & 494-0S02•
Sl5. llS N. Newport Blvd.
Coata Meaa.• DL X. Weatinabouae wuher.
S;;P;;:IN~E;::l";:-;P::;-1 AN:-:-:::0:-.-1-=5-::-:00::----~Pb-.-1 s SO. 6 7 S-l6l3.
THESE ) SAILO~~TT ES, flying the Lido
Isle Yacht Club burgee, will represent
the Southem California Yachting Assn.
in the North American Yacht Racing
Union competition for the Women's North
American Sailing Championship in Fair-
ho pe , Alabama, Aug. 30 to Sept. 2. The
skipper is Judy Dingle, center, jlfld the
crew consists of her twin sister Janet, at
left, and Mary I:Jamard. They are all 1 q
years of age, and all are graduates of
LIY C' s s al ling program . They earnl!d the
right to be Adams Cup finalists by win-
ning the semi-final elimination series of
4 races against NHYC, Y~ of San Fran-
cisco and the Lake Merced Sailing Club.
(AI Lockabey photo.)
847-flf79. 8 ft. CA\fPER. Sleepa 2
SSSO •n 6 1145 C.U I• Y., W.-IW HA.\f\tOND uaed oonaole, · "" -·
S1 ,SOO. 494-6l6()e WEDGEWOOD aaa ranae. s 7S ,. ... Latp : Y-Jt-.-0-L_D_O'Keer~--e-rn-t-t -ae-p-. ..~.~.2-()9°4-642-3228• ~ The: followina pemuta were
broil-oven. 190. 675-4970• GJtEEN Breakfront, Sll5 -......................... assued dunna the past weeic
AL\1.\TI, UO bau aec:orctian 549-1566. 40' DIESEL riahioa boa.t, by the ~ewport '1each budd-
& caae. 175. 642_1977• seats 10, 7 ton bole, radio, ina deparcment:
DF, fath. 50, bait tank 850 Newport
3 BLACX Bar Stool a, S25. -mt le CN IStn a ranae. S7 .500. :I arbor Inn \1otel, 11100 \lr ,
L1 8-5l79. eharaeter Ac:c;ept uade, Hal Castle, 1.alooa 'llvd., parkana stan.
BUCK metallic 1 .... ,. _ s25. boat. alaued boll, 12,400 1\rches \1otel, 6~·1031.• '2"0.
-·..-or trade. 646-SS()()e <\m ertcan "Julf l')evelopment ph. 67S-32l3. ~\TORY 't CLA~K fN itwood Co.. U45 'lewport ~lvJ .• =-:-----=----=--------1 ":\n . t:'onv. '61 o\u/power Provanctal Spinet, S500. 11...,, S450. SILVER PLATED .. 8unJy" v L42 t CY77• ...
Flute. sao . 67S-1410. . -~~n!:~~~ ~~~~~:_-~~:50)~~ " -Ed :Jell. 2-uory Juple' at
AP'UCOT and 'Y HITE toy KITE :1]8, Top con. :\lat. 2608 W. Ocean ct., 12R.OOO.
STORXLINE Baby Bed. w/ 7 k .. KC h Champ. extras. SROO, 673-~state of Harry ~o,ers . m.••·e 120 67~1767• pups, w s. " · 5 015• ''I '' 1 .... aa. · ~ .~992• saon at 4-..: ' . roast ' wy., t40 anJ up. 5~-Y145• o
CANOE. aluminum, Otumman. ST EREO..COUNCEL."A\1::-f:M-''58 MERC. Sta. Waa. Excel I. 'ty0daa' s In ten ors. sagn at S200-Ll 8-7542. 4 d 1 "' ap. rcc:or Payer-ShS cond. Sale or trade-anythina 41Y1 'V. Coast llwy., S'-00. BRIG~-\: STRATTON, acoo-67~1029• · K1 9:)663• ~tsnal Oil Co .. stgn at 't~OO
ter enalne. 115. 548-1103. WOOO play pen, c:overed pad. '61 RENAULT Dauphine De-'1. ':oast Hwy .. ~~00.
BOY'S BIKE, 24'' ~d c:oo-Ill. 546-465. luxe. Sale or trade. Good \1rs. J oe \1anan, fence at
· cond. KJ 9-1663• 17~1 '\'. "lalooa RlvJ .• l 100. ditaon. 114. Ml 6-3759. EX~ LJ. play pool. 2 3aldy'a Tackle, sip at
FRf.l'llot Provincial oipt-deep. SlO. 546-4365. SNI PE 64 Fiberalass ltke 100 \tcPadden Pl., 1::!00.
atand. 115-67S-l2J3. 243 WINCHESTEJt new w uader, cover full He wpon Heights
. ·_ IOCORpe equtp. 673-5205• John vo,el. c:ue door"" IV VANITY dreuer, round INr-100 rounda, 1 150 -]...( ---
ror SIS sAn1686 5712. I ~ P1 ECF:S. matched lunaae. ~tween 1ltodres:.230~<-1~1 .....
• · ~ ' -i lt&nt wet&h~ U S. 1,7~-389~ l '"ewpor! v ·· • · '55 FORO-S200 or beat or-.367 \1aa .• Great Wes tern r:ves.• L. 0 ~etl , creen patto,
fer. Ll 8-27CY7• Peacemaker putol. S75. --2321 ~oily Ln .. S300.
OJt ~5712. j f)A~K PI."STIC sun shade Paul Kloster. fence at ~M
ANSAFONE lake new. 1250. . on roller. 92" "''tde, 84",1.iverstde, S300.
OR }..66q ~OWBmD. hiway trader. I drop. Lake new~ 125. 673-Wut Hewpert He i!Jhts
SINGLE BEO, Book cue S4SO. 494-2050. 5540'-. Corel co. flag pole fM
headboard; annenprina mat. •6 1 CORV R school at 1 'i~l '.lonrovaa. Plywood Bate very sturdy' AI Coupe, -' apee 14' SLOOP, e x. cond. new ~~()(). stick, 1995. 962-4666. tratler. S475. OR 3-46M. 115. 646:92)4• 8oy ShorH
C HAIR. armleu, lt. areen, DAOfSHUND. min-pup. ~KC OR 3"2658• . _ _ _ ___ lordon llass, aJJttton,
oa.J&h .. contour. 119.50. SSO. 549-0636• FREE KITTf.l'IIS. U 8-662Qe. 2562 '.Vaverly, U ,OOO.
67 S-5 17~ Beacon Boy
REFlN. frame, wal. love BIK E garl s 20" SI S. 897-\Jian qeelt. addrtton, 2~
·~aeon .lay, st.OOO.
·'feat u,pe, &oy
Vallaam r)otl, sun shade,
II ~0 Pnlan s. 11~0.
'lorman Lumtan, repaar ter·
mile J:unage, ~011\ fusun
\ve., ~~1-,.
crane as fle laney. swtm'T\tn&
pool, l'JOR ".'tndwarJ, S2,9RO. r. Ltn11teJt, 1! palasters ,
11,1() o\ntliUA, \2~0.
L I. Farwell. wall, ~43t>
2 2nJ 1\t.. t ~00. , c. ~altennan , renee at
UOO \'rvtan Ln .. SlOO.
Clarence Jean, ~pray paant
booth. '~:!: rampus rn ..
\700.
Pace 'loll and 1\'ilham
\tuam&, mdustnal buildinas
at 'U'7 and )8 5Q 3irda St ..
S.$4,000 each.
'\'eber-<:"ornau-.\1ill er, walls
for office, 195~ 'l~tc:h t., ssoo.
J 1 . !=ranks. wall, lOOR
nover l')r .. u oo.
fo•t Upper Boy
c a t Bluff \parcment
Owner) "ssn ., rec:reauon
burlJtn&. R 53 -\maaos '\' ay.
S IR ,%~.
~oaer Fuher. fence anJ
wal l. ~6-W Rasswood, SIIOO.
f he Bluffs. underaround
aasoltne u oraae. HU Vasta
J et Oro, S500.
'\' 'l. Johnaon, sun shade.
9~1 Ctt.rus, Sl50 .
n onald Wendt. JTCenhouse, '61 PONTI\C Catalina, full seat. S60. 673-5181. 8454•.
power. Sl,SSO. 673-5454• '61 C0\1ET S22. tSSO. 67S-23" TV Wal. Low-Boy comb. Workshop benefit set
ANSC'O 35 \1\1 Super \1emar 1510 after 5. 63~2018. 6 speaker, stereo, A.\1/F\1,
f-2, 3 lenaea. li&ht meter. SNIPE..\ T .1 Good C muluple& F\1 4 speed, dia-The Califomaa <\ssociation mcnts of a news story. baste:
165.-\11 6-4173• · rat er, • on. mood chanaer. Sl90. 89:J-for 'leuroloaa cally llanJt-ru les for putttna your storv
----s SSO_._-OR ~9453 8 454• capped Chaluren or Orange toaethcr. what to avoa J and
CA '4PER • CuI !Om II' w/ ALTO Sauphon e "<e l<n., "I , --County wo II s pon so• '4n. why , hoow to ae 1 and use o><. everythina -11300, OR J-1100 _ ~7 }.l2l3• CAD. 61 Sed. Wtute, aar f ~Iizabeth '>ogers' puoltc:aty lures:'
3519-Powr. nev. urea. Pr. Pty.l workshop an the ~purse on c\t noon the sponsors wa ll
•63 \10BILE home lh60. PRIVATE PARTY. ltaut> S219 S. 67 3-6981• room of the c;;anta 1\na La-serve coffee and dessert,
upanda 19,850. 543~~91• '5~ Otev. Station wap. \lETAI.Oc:OTrames-w 'casters tat). ~th ~t. anJ 1 oss lit., parncapants may bnni a
$.40 dotm , 14 moa. Noother lake new. S4.00 ea. 673-on Tuesdll)', C\ept. 1-'. lunch snack.
1 PC. nlvet auat, aqua, aue c:h araea. 67l..-l30. 6~!H• 'leatstlatJon starts at Q:30 ResenoatJons ma) be maJe
16. S43. 548-8188. 14• :lO-\T, 15 HP mo tor, a.m., !Wld ble workshop wa ll w1lh \1rs. ~.J C'hnsten~ten
I *AO(} follow at tt) a.m. There Wtll or S!Wl ta o\na, 54~-2011 , \fn. '64 \10N ZA ~der, S2,07S.
GIANT AGAVE Plant.,n-bo&
on wheels. 125. O R >0444•
NEIPORTHAROOR ENSio-. rm~SDAY, AUG. ?6, 1965 MATTBEIIEI SE<X*O SECll<Jf --P~~t 1 OOilO'U DEL MAR, CALIF. . ..,._ ........
8o k I A 27 I,.,.....lar a.,_ e sa e ug . h , , • -c...
COSTA WUA WA"-CO. Proot that the younaer '.\'a. \tathcw 4.. ro... and ,, • ....._. ....._ ""-'J~••
aenerataon " •• proficaent \1\1~ra:,;·~C~a~r~I ~'Y~.~c;e:=;n:::•;~e~.;_---.::========== an the homemaktna an• as •
tbett rorebean, at leut in
the sweets depanment, wall
be offered tha s en day . .\ua •
27 when the Candysuapera or
'loaa liospttal wall hold their
first bake u le an the lobby
or the hospital (rom 1:10 to
5:30p.m.
Cakes, c:ook te~o , brown aes
and candy wrll be on ulc:.
Thas event wall be theu fust
ways and meanl> event. and
doey are pl~&nnana~ to schedule
a "repeat" at uoladay ta me.
A.ll facets of the ~oa1c , an-
cludana~ po>~ter . l>Chedulc:..
anJ the actual balona nf the
vanety of "ltk,Jtet., ' ilre
beto, hanJleJ b~ U1c ""aY'
and means commattee uf the
t::andysu apeu, wath \lt.,,
\4ontea •est as chdtnnan.
Aut SllftJ her are "ath~
'lananaer, Carole \iacktn,
nawn HaJiand, Chn • la1ne•.
Caroline Chun1. Landa ne II,
jJenda 'Yanen. ~an 1ro wn,
Candy Calnll, C'"hru Camp-
bell, Landa Taylor, ilcckt
LauJbltn, \Jelaute \1ooney
and Pea~r Oatltna.
Lendana adult counsel and
pertincn t adva e e ue \1rs.
l)anny \1cKce ver Jr. and
\1.rs . !Vucc 'lerbert, who wa ll
also supervase actavatJea
durin& the sale hours.
The youna Junsors are led
by \1iu Kathera nc 'Ja il. ~dull
adv11ers are \tu. Herbert,
720 Btaon. ~200.
~utbluff .. 'llewport Inc.,
wall at :!l iS -\ralta, ~3:!1
and 2333 '\rbuws, 2511
~uny a and 2601 lluc:keve,
S350 each.
Cliff How••
~L \nJrc"" 's Presoyteraan
Church, da vade classroom.
t'l00 ~t . \nJre"" · "d .. S I 00.
8olboo
'Ytr"· L L l l ou~~tton, en·
-.IOHf'Orcn,Slll". )a., \ve .,
\100,
Lido ltle
:J.~. \lo rrts, fen ce. qp Vra
Ltdo Soud. s t 20.
John l')ufl, re place aatc•.
.ul3 \'aa Ltdo <;ood, ,.., ~0.
~-· Clifh Alfred 'Aen&, fenc:c, 2()q
Oriftwood, ~1 '70.
lrvl•• T Of't-co
1.obett lves. I ~nil, 1-sto~
d""elhna . l O~l l),,lf'han,
n~oo .OOO.
nuval llnmJe,. "'all. I !II Q
f)otptun. I 1,~00.
Peter ne ~o a . J pt la:.ter'>
11~ l'lolpiun. '1-c;o
-\.\. nom . fe nce. 111"
Oolpbtn, U.,O.
Con."• del Mor
qaltz ''ortu•n . rct~loi~o.e
stgn. l S~O '=. (, ''t 1 ~,. v-oo.
I C:HIJRC:HES I
1lewp-rflta.t or f.ultru ~
·o. ... tt.tJ-o..bll\filll ~ w
not c:u"' .,,.
fCWliORT -.-cH, ~HIA
THE AMEIICAM LUTHEIAM CMUICH
SERVICES: 9:00 •·"'· Fo"'lly Wonhlp t. Jv11ior Church
9:.4S O,lft. Church School & Adult Cion
11:00 •·"'· Featlve Wonhlp
Tho Ro¥, Jolftel G. alol", Poator
~r. Robert L. Larson, Lay A•s.t•tant
Pho11e S&-3631
I ~ Ifill C •• lltt d f'tiiJ ~r/11/
lind slttltf'rt tiotltt .,,
ern~ tr "' to Jior d11 1d·
ltrt liSIUidtt II/ f tn4/ fl•lll
5f'11JI, anti ,..,/tlot ,,..,,,,s
and ,.,.,.,.flu . arrd I S a
Christian Science
S.rvic ..
nan CIIV.cll OF Cll..,. ,8CiornJ1'
)]03 Via Lsdo
Newport Beaeb
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:1Se .•. _,. 11 e ....
SUNDAY SERVICES
9: 1S -11 •• ,..
W'EDNESDA Y EVENING
MEETING I .....
READING ROOM
·--• .,.: 9 ..... -5 , .•. ....... .4.,: 9 •.•. -7:45 , ... r.,.a4., -• F ... ..,.
9 .... -5 ,.... 7-9 , ••.
~-..,: 1 , .•. -4 , .....
II:CON"D CIRI.cll Of'
Clla.T .ICUN!WT
Nc~ Beach at
Coron 1 de I Mar
3139 E.aat Coaat HaJbway
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 .....
SUNDAY SERVICE 11 •""
WEDNESDAY EVENJNG
MEETING 8:00 II ·""
READING ROOM -
3839 Eas t Coast Haahway w_.. 40'fa: lO •·"'· · ~ , ... . ........ .,: 10 ..... ~ .. ...
7-7:50 , ••• ; 9-9:JD , •••
Ft~4oy: 10 O.M •• 9 .....
You are c:ordaally anvated to
attend Church Scrvic:e& and
lO use the Re..Sioa Room.
Fint ...... a-da
of ea. ....
a.pa. .... feBo...,
flnt/,p~14tlnt Bib/, B•tt•t J
Santa AAa . ~ ...
I>:. P. C. ltNIU.Ilft, ,_.
SUIQ)A 'f SDVJCa
t :45a.a s.&adQ .._.
lJ:COa.a.M...._W .......
t:COp..liL.~U....
1 :top.JL~· 2 '1
WI:D!fiiD.U
T:JD ........ ....,
1:00 ,.._ ,..,_ M rru..
Lutheran
~urd\ tn Ame~
lS(S East Couc Hl-"wa1
Corona del Mar
PASTOa nAI« caNt
~· OJUot. 3·50'22
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
q a.m. - -Famaly Wflflhtp
tncludtnl Sunday Churc:b
School
ll :00 a.m.--Wanhl •
Firat 6apti st Churc:f,
ISOUTM~RN)
COlOMA DtL ....
COAST ~WV AT MACAI'rrHU~
BILL TOLBERT IIOASTOA
67l-UM 6~1216
SUN04Y SCHOOl. ....... 45 .,.,.
MOINI~ WO.$MII".,.Itr00 .,.,
Tl AIMI~ UN• OM ..... 6oJO p.-.
EVtM'MG WU.'"'I" ... J,JO ,. ..
woeeaso•T wavte.• 'Pits ,._
MUtt5atY f'IOVJOt:O
3262 Br-4 Street , Newport Heag._h
lllt<•lk•MJ u • 111 t,,., rrtiiOf< 111,
tio 1/,, :/,,. llt,.,.t,,~,. lt(Jflft<ll, IJ11'1 If,,.,,,
'hurd1 ~h·•"l h•a .ill .ace .. , Ill u.rr. 'tun<l.l\
'otrnJ.t\ "'''l(htr .at II oi.m.
""''en < ... c p,,,, •Jed
lH I:PIIOI\t t.-l:·~i..lU
Do~ OS
..
................ __
H. J. GARRm FURNITURE
trll er, Citra . -. be ( f S, J-1.. \•-f ' a ee o •· ~"'n ""one) o "iev.P<'rt 2215 HARBOR. llVO. Ll 14•9422• Purpose of the wotkshop ts Beach. 673-~803. or \trs. 546-5689. ------WIN G TYPE. anncb11r, S20.
Af'NIRAL TV. S20. Pb. Ll
8-8081. ------'60 LLOYD 1\ed. t160 or
be at? 40\1PO 0 ~ }.8961•
T. ~OADSTE~. 233" • S400
-646-1981 -----ANTinu E cu . 1921 courina.
about mint. 11,700. 0~ 3-
89flt•
OUNCAN PttYFF., drop-leaf
tab to, 4 cha in, t40. 67~
69)9•
1960 CAO. conv. 11,775 -
67~7975.
S6 an~VY VI. SSSO or 1 -
67S.lll6•
WALNUT tt.•~wonn aeata. tl ••e.
MAPLE Bof'fet, 150 -0~ ).
92611.
'56 OOOOE Royal Powu S/1
tl6S-67W5ll.
POftTABLB lc. C,... to--
c.ill 1150 -64)..410'7).
no ,.,.... ooffw tab&••· .,_,ca IDpe, IH pair. • •zo aada.-675-131,.
R'I!CUN£1t Oaair. -..&•• ..... , .. OO"Hf, • t4$ •
641-1611. I
PONY .lS ... -•• _.
piiDj.ciDr IU • nn. 6._
614,.
543-2683•
BEAUTIFUL Cata & Kittens.
Sl • 675-4738• -HAN~WAnNER teak din.
table. SlSO. 673-)477•
61 F1._T,excell. oond. 950-
67$-2514•
'64 V'fl 01t. Blue, 7,500 mi.
st,72S-67~8624•
'58 T-Bitd oonv. n eel. Si50
L1 8-2231 OR l-4157.
SACRiflCE '64 Chrysler
lCX*. 12,000 mi les. 1)650.
(Coat SS700) Ll 8~455.
'63 OLOS Jetfite w/faetory
fuel iajcetioa, 11975. Ll 8-
6455.
'56 0000£. •eno clean.
1295. 67W56S.
,!ONOTONE Tr.naiator he~
.... licl. t50. 642..()9()4 -
64l-lllr
HI-F1 PonaWe 1<40. ''7)-1116•
PAAYPLO'Il!R t.m. I'IObi le
., ..... l .... ·~··prin-Jar ., .... ss.soo. 541-
4)50'-
TlAILI!It Hilda (Eu-Uh)
Bteo. ..... ......... r/"•• lllnen. 11S. OR 5-1111• i•lt dills ~n .. ,.a~ _ ..................
ler CfD,.., •• 6 '~ 1110
DIV A.'l -Chaar. footstool to aave club publtetty c:haar-Roacrs, Laauna Reac:h. ~9.$... ~75 646 0276
S40. 8~7-845.$• men . and others antereated 106Q, who ts a member n(
an teamana to wrate news re-the uarr ,,f the <\anta >\na COSTA MESA __.,--:toT~INT elec. ranae. 39'' leai es, baste ~d~entals ~e~s tlee~r·~~--~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·=-~~~~~~~~ 897-1454• suc:h as "what ts news, ...
OLD C'".ennan S1Udents Violin,
bow~ case. 140.548-9798 -
source s o r news, rcquue·
~ L1 8-3001. TltlOII G STAIIP IOOIS .-64,;,;:;~,;,..P.;;,.AO..::....,;_I E..:. • ..;..n_l_&,-t-en-t-t.r-11-.l-4-U'l ,,111ft ,TOLD
cr. 1600. 540-1]75• ouralar broke anto 1obcrt _;;,;;,;,_~...,;,....;~....:..:--=----~ Kremath' s home at 2012 Tu a-1922U P~Ir'JiTpilno,carvod bn c\ve., Upper 3ay. some-_l_e.:.a_•·_1_1_SO~. _6_7_~...;1...;8.:..86..._•_~--4 time between o\ua. 1-4 and
A.R. 2 SPEAKER. 17 5, 546-17 and took 131'l booka of
8884. tradina atamps and '-' worth
-L-CO'-'-----------i of pcnntes.
E 28 WT Stereo Amp. • : le told 'iewpt')rt Beach ~·-7:~~· ~S...;46-~B8;;,;:8:.....:4..:...· ----....j police that Qt.; booLa of Rlue
PORT Hi-Pi 4 tp. IUto. Chip stamps, vahaed at 1!8. ~0.
c:hanaer. U O. 67 ~8816• and .$ full ben ~amp booka .
8 Cl.JN aah cabinet & atoraae valueJ at Sll, were taken by
160. fi46-0l4l• an unknown mcen1. The pen·
SKIS, 7'3" ... an.. Ro(HI \ naoa were tarlten from a r••IY
Polea. 16S. Eve. 431-4597• bank.
4 OIAIRS. aqua leallhet. SJO • •l11lllll tlln ITILDn.L.Rl eada. Ll 8·jOS6 -\Ci l -2020. A.n avtd awl""'cr e•adentl
<IBSlN Elcc. Baaa. \rtodet waa dte eutpril Who stole II
EB-l ucdfic. 1175. S4().. larJaca' twll'llfnt"l aaa&a T\Jea· 037~. day, ~ •• 1'7, ~ ~· Lu·
-16-' _SAJ_L_BO_A_T_P_i•_•_T_n_· --I uri • Ill) ., ' ')a) boa :ll¥\1 ••
Mana, Olautd MOO. \tt 6-S.lbOe, rc~ to Newpott
q.ach pohcc.
I ,..,-4lse a aid a. It u i ll, .. k&&\1 ~~!Y ~OAN.l hJbouda, at sn. ttcre takea ri'OI8 a
fOOl ...... __. OOft, -..on cto••tinc. n.. •i•r re-• plaud ..ell clo.. pta bed -....... .,_., ........ . ......
~
TO THF
AVINGS
AND LOA
NEEDS
OF THE
HARBOR
AREA .,. ?
. .. -
·~·
COST\Il1ES\I
SAYINGS AND LOAN
NOW! INTEREST c•POUIB IIA_I J
UQ YUI YOU U. 4.17!. -M Ca.JIT --Mit •
4.15 % IS ca• 01JIIIEJ IM.Y -MMITAID f1l -lUI.
SO TRANSFER YOUR ACCOUNT NOW
-llfm
cosm
\
I
tiOPOIIT .. ,.. -IECIJID IEC1ICII - -'WI
THURSI)AY, AIIG. II, IS$
OOROIIA 0£LIIAR, CAU f .
CIICI waQOII
$1.50 --$1.75
YOUR HOST ANO HOSTESS
Ed an d N.,.. Gwndry
~ .... ~ri ~;,.. .;. a ~"; 'f-4
11(1,.,..-f ~ 9P-
-B EI-iiNO THE PORT T HEATRE -
440 1/el.iotropt! • Coro "o rif!i 'Jar • 675-3030
Swiss Chalet
"A FAIItiLY REST AURA.HT"
Qe rm an Swi ss
American
Oberhansli's
DEL I CAT ES
'"&leti~ k;~l.-4.,··~~
SPECIALI TMt OUT
CORNISH PASTtE
WITH CHOICE OF THR EE SALADS
Newport A rt Center
~~-· ~wo~-IIN fJJay "
ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY
E\/0} fll H F\'CF.U.f.\ T !Toll./!\ Cl'/SJ.\E -
..;r..f ronn.;; nn OTflfH. r;(){ R1IF.T 5 PF.CIH~Tif:l0 ..
HOW FEA.TURIHG COCKT AJL HOU RS 5.7 P.M.
"TIIF: ~TF:RI.I 'If. Sllf!'lffi OF :lOR ~TF:RLI"'r.
f)"' TH~~ ()flf,.\'1"
lilt W. COAST HIIY .. UWPORT lEACH IW-IIIl
CJ'ttee CDe~ i velr. y
, ••• [ 541-4437
I
Galley
Cruisin
.,~~. ....
Hey matea! •• Mlled riP,t
out or the barbor ••• dais
week down abe cout 10 t..a-
pna, tnd pen what we
found? The quinteat little
Japaneae food abop yoo'•e
ever laid ,our eyea on ,
Ahbouah Cberi'a Japan.eae
Food at 211-8 Broadw.,. ia
primarily a foodr~IO a pot,
Hidcko Hanna, the owner,
who by the w.y is a real
doll, hu provided for her
JllCill a lmlll diDiD& Uea,
The ••II• of Chi a deliahtful
little room are covered with
pus paper, and it' a decora-
ted with Jal*!eSC f-.1 -.d
~raaols. Two oriental wick-
er lantems ue auspended
ff'OVI the ceilina and cast a
aoft liabt over tbia intimate
li ttle room.
Mn. Hanna beaan bcr caseer
11 a Kabuke dancer with a
Tokyo Jance company, and
attained peat skill in her
art at an ear}y aae. Cibe w11
sent on tour with her com-
pany to Hawaii 3 yeass aao.
and wa1 so fucinat ed with
the island that the left the
cornpany . "'be met her bus-
b8tid there and they soon
ttsveled back to their native
Japan and opened a l-lawai ian
steak houu in Tolr.yo. It is
still doi na bus1neu under
the manaaement or \trs .
Iianna'~ siuer.
\tn . Hanna aettled in ]
-\r ch Bt y JUSl a short While
110, and opened her 1hop,
which is named for her 7-
}-ear old dauahter.
Cher1'5 menu . take out or
eat there, includes: Teriyaki
ateak plate Sl.SO, "ioyu
Chi cken plate Sl.SO and a
Spare · ~ib plate SI.7S.
Cheri's also off en a variety
o( curry dishes and Teriyaki
steak sandwichea;.
You mi aht try a pi cnic,
Japanese style, on the beach
at Laauna simply by sklppina
oCr fi r 11 at Cheri' a for an
order o{ one of these deli-
cioua entreea, which in-
clude 1 1enerous servina of
liaht. fluffy rice, ulad and a
hot rol l.
"A.J." recalls earty Newport
(Continued from paae I)
The land where Newport
Center is to be buih had no
value in those days, e•cept
fOf hun tina. There were deer,
qusi l and rabbiu. Best quail
was in the aulches up from
Rocky Point. l'lutina the win-
ter mon ths there were aood
ll.lck. ponda in the area wh ich
now ia Corona del Mar_
He recalled &bat Newport
atarted aa a commercial
ahippina center. handlin1
ahipmenu from the inland
countJea. Therefore 1t may
hl'le appeared to have been
a are•t mi stake when the
\tcfadden brothers ,(A .J .'a
father and uncle) sold their
railro.d to • "atooae" of the
liiouthern Pacif1c ltailroad,
an d 'iouthem Pacific tilled
Newport aa a commercial
harbor.
",!Jut it tumed ou t to be
good for ua," A.J. aaid. "A
pleasure harbor bas tumed
ou t lO be much better for the
comtniJI'Iity than a commer-
cial harbor woul~ h.ne
been ."
He concluded bia remini-
scina With the remark, "I
doubt that any place in lhe
world h•• chanaed much in
person's lifetime u New-
port 'lay."
SE AN CONN ERY Is J ames Bon d, !an Fleming's fcwnou s
Secrtt Agent 007 , in the first of the aond thrillers "Or.
No,'' United Art ist s release now at the ~lboa Theatre,
showing throut;tl Aug. 28. Love Interest is Pf'OYided by
U rsu Ia An~d;';";';·,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.'":l
lrvino's
1liE WORLD'S FUI»il
PIZZA •
';oiMutp ~!eM.
509 W. 19th. in the Mesa
Plcaa Sboppluv Center, Phone
646 8866
YOUI FUN SCHEDUU fro• .LL MARTINI •--=:...·
DANCING
NrTILY
PRII CAIIICATUIII
~ IVHYY-c... ..... v.....,
AIOTM .. IUYOU
-
Quiaa ..., ••••tal ,,.,, aa
,...,., ol •• Udo hie A.•-
aocie tiaa I wa1 Ia dai)y coo-
tact with dfe lldnli•iatraiOfl
lad omplc,eea ol &be City
of Newport s .. ct., a.nd I
10011 r.copiaed dlat th•
City i• MI'Ved b¥ loyal,
eble, •killed •d ded.ic•tod
people who are de"f'Olod 1o ~em'na tbeir employer, thi•
city,lo their utmost. My set-
vice aa a library tnlltee haa
oaly cryatali&od tbia opin-
ion.
The tCJCeu.t comparatiYe,
•alytical rcpon 011 our pu bJ
lie library opcrati011 certain--
ly coafirmcd the tN tn ol my
opinion in dlia department
of the city, at lean.
flurina ile fiscal year of
1%4-65 tne library . . ..nd
thia 'inchadea all library
branches ... lObed 330,712
items to ita 19,394 patrons
.... which fiaurealhateach
patron borrowed aome 17
itema hom the public library
... and thia is an increase
o( fo.lOl. over the previous
year.
The library annered H,-
857infOJmation and research
queations. \tany people have
inJicatcd to me that they
think thia servi ce a little
beyond our civic call of
\bt)' ... but I disaaree, as I
have founJ th.11 a larae per-
centaae of people are cOfTl-
pletely bewildered as to
where to finJ information
they need to know ... \toa t
people rcadina this little
euay wou\J be ahocked to
learn how mlllly people and
people seeminsly educated,
rx> NOT KNOW of the nis-
tence of encyclopediaa. nor
ol their function. Away from
this baaic source o( informa-
tion, molt requeats are for
b\owledae which can only
be found in unusual, little
tnown referencea,.and only a
specially trained and educa-
ted librarian would know of
theae aourcea of knowledae.
Also, the penon seekina the
information, moat aeoerally,
is atu .. ~aycr.
To have a baowlodae of
lbe Jl'eat pleasures •d bone-
fill to be had from books
alao impo1es an unrelentina
responsibility upon the hold-
ers to direct othen to lheae
pleuures and benefits, and
thia. our library doea.
Startina with the younaeu
o( ita patrona, the library
hu a summer rudina SJ'O"
11'111'1 wbich leaves the chil-
dren with a love, reverence
and reapect for boob which
becomes a life-lona chazac-
teristic. In thia same vein,
&Ott of the miuionary u-
pect. or bcinaina book bene-
rita to the people, the Friends
or the Library sponsor on the
3rd Thunday of the month a
diacuuion poup, and the
library has aiven S4 book
reviews to 1ocial aroup1
throu&hout the oonununity,
and I do believe that moat
d theae have been delivered
~ \tu. \tadin 1ifteely , ci cy
libruian.
The Friends of the Library
. _ ,il od may lheir tribe in-
creue. . .donated 11.200
towards the purchue of ad-
ditional booka and 1helvina
to hou s e them . They also
conducted an other old book
sale at Ridlard's Market,
and thia is a taak of auch
(ilyaical eiTOft alone, that
a JOOd un ion llevedore
'IIIOuld walk off the job if be
is uked to do it.
In addition to these fine
accompliahmenu, the la-
dies of the Friends of the
Librwy added considerable
luatre to the imaae of our
city , thia Sprina. wben they
acted u boat club to the
Southern California Ci ties'
own Friend• of the Librwy,
Wid thia meetina, ao well
pltnned, 10 well ataaed, so
pacioua ly conducted juat
made 1M proud so be identi-
fied whh lhia city.
This belpina, friendly hand
prolfered to th e nrioua
WJ~~tiuliou haa fCOectcd
in kind to the Lit.ary. The
O.Uahtcu ot lbc 4meric•
Rnolotion made 13 memo-
rial aiht. Memorial sift•
were alao doftaud by tilt
IICI
CIWIIDII. ,.
Bb.ll Chlb •• -•d lt.we It
• ora•la.W. wb.icll i•
bh&orically .... ,. uao-
c:iat.d whla ow pabllo li·
briiY, •d some .,-I'll
tell lbat 1101y. Tb T.ae..,_
Chab made book.doaatlona.
Tho Kiwmit Club, Wo-
,_.' • Chic L .. aaa.. O.lt1
E.pt ilon $i 11M Cbapcer or
lbe Dolphiaa Society all do-
nal .S boob •d moaey for
books. Tho Nowpcwt Beaob
CitJ Arta Conmitt .. acb~
duled end pliC"ed rotatina
•t ubibitl duouab the l
lilx.-iea.
In ••blllace, you h .. e a
public institutioa, your 11-
tw.-y, in wbicb you. Clll take
real civic pride, lftd t till
know that you •• aettina
full 'lll~»e £01 your tu dollar.
I am .-ery h&PPf wilb ·die
libr.,, and I know 1hat this
pride will prompt me &o write
of thit library frequontly.
PICIIC. 11B '"!II
FO!I a w•n ••u•
The Soult!em C.lifomit
Panhellenic o\hamnae will
BOD STEVfJIIS ia pleased
I to llllnOIIOCe the additioa
10 our ulea force cl
PAT PATIUSON
'
with 10 year a ol tel .. iaion
u perienc:c in the Harbor
Area.
aet toaether this Friday
evenina, o\ua. 27, for • 6 :30
picnic auppcr in Irvine Park
and opera 11 Irvine 3owl.
'inc Laauna Beach Ch apter
is hostina the event, with
\trs. Alton Allen and \tn.
~.dwatJ ·~ccd in cnar,e of ar-
ranJementa;. 'lurin1 the pic-
nic there will be a "silent
au ct1on" or work s Oy tne ~r
tiu "Ju iiJ of Laguna "leach.
LICHT WfiGHT
POIIITAlL£
~ 1250 sgr.
1953 NEWPORT BLVD. 548-3493
• COSTA UISA
CllttlS AU CASH
ITOLll F!t .. STI't~ HEL EN S. PERCY M.D. announe•• th• opening of
C:.ve lyn lehle, manaaer o( her new office for the proctice of medicine an d
La Oa lleria, 1044 Irvine IU f'Vetyon September l ,1965 ot 17610 Beach Blvd.,
-'ve., Wntcliff Plaza, told Huntington Beod!, Califomio, Suite 0, phone 8.0·
Sew0port Beach police that :==6=036==·==================~ S27 .83 worth of checks and
caah wu taken from the rear
ol lhe a hop Priday, -'ua. 20.
She uid •he didn't notice
anyone in the back part of
the .atore. Checka, all made
out to La f';alleria, worth
Sl99JI3, and S7l in cash
were miuina-
lAY fWIM, Milar
.... ,. •• 2
Jlf.A.IU 8&lJfD WATCHES
DLUIOKOS • IKWEl.aY • 'GirD ......... c...... . !" ........
PIA 0
Double Discount Savincs
I . Flnf ,_..NOW SAVIIhe ,. ....... bdN T .. on Jo-Pia-. Thlo
-.. II pa-d dl-,. TO TOU!tt
2. Ow AUGUST CUAIANCI PIICIS a,.-In-· TheN HUGf
DISCOUNTS ato,. with lhe -reduction offw ,_.. a "no-bo""o"
opportunity to SA VI $ $ $ $
....... IIIHI
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SAVE laW
.... 125.11 ........ 125M
llrtJ a.aa
.... $77UI .......
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