HomeMy WebLinkAbout1965-12-09 - Newport Harbor EnsignTMI OPPICIA&. MIWSPA,.. OP TMI QTY r. NIWPOaT IIACN
WILUAM HASKELL,
lbove, was elected commo-
oore of the Lido Isle Yacht
Club Saturday, succeeding
M.A. Rlc:ftley Jr. Joseph
Coluworthy was elected
vlce<ommodore; Paul Con-
nally, re~r commodore, and
R.,t Young and Dr. Don-
ald McAnlls, directors. Don-
ald Jacobi was appoint~
port cap~ln and Robert
Paley as fleet captain. Ho-
norary s~tf commodore
JWards were given to Keith
Catdtey, SCVA--LJYC II a 1-
son officer, and to Mrs.
Ralph Tandowsky, CJ.~bllclty
chairman for the past 8
years. Mrs. John Lon dell us,
mailing ch airman for 4 years,
was given a c ertificate of
merit.
ncilman Stoddaril resigns
N.B.DOG LAW
DUE FOR O.K.
Doa1 wi II be on the aaenda
of the Newport Beach City
Cowlci I thi I Monday evo•
nina -aa U»pic of di1cuuion
•d object of leai1lation.
The Council i1 eapec~d to
adopt Ordinance 1146, wbicb
provide& a fine of 110 10
1100 for peraona allowina
doa1 and other ammala to
commit a nuiaance on pubhc
and pri vate property and at-
low auch nui1ance to remain.
Several communication• of
connendation and condem·
nation bave been received
at City Hall, includin a lhe
fo llowina:
''Doa ordinance i 1 1mper~
live for aanitation. Con-
Ober trophy is awarded
MH:e Penchak wu awuded
Ole "'Mall Obe"r \1emonal
Troc»by"lut 'tonday al New-
port Harbor H11h School by
bu former teamnale, \1ike
Ober. aon or tbe ciVIC leader
for whom d\e mc:rmual wu
eatabhlhed . It wu lhe firat
time lhc: heavy aoldcn foot-
ball atop an enaraved cue
wa1 preaented.
ah ip-to-lho re amphibiou1
landinaa. ln the South Vac:t
Nam war lheac tacliCI are
uaed today.
\11ke, .tao •• 18. u cbe aon
of Mr. and \tra. \take Fen-
chak, 172 E. Bay, Coua
Mc:aa. He said:
·'There tan • t much a penon
can uy about aettJna du •
ll()f'hy. It' I I &rcat honor and
I JU U hope thoae who rc:ceave
it In the futuie will feel II
atcatly honored u I do."
patulation a on cotutnacti ve
a ction." -a telepam from
~. and Mn. R. T. Michell,
1824 W. Ocean Pt., Central
Newpon.
"I alleae !hat mu ordi-
n"ance i 1 uncon 1 ti tutional and
• denial o r my rilttt to Olm
property." -letter from An·
nabel Monttomcry, 210 Via
Lido Nord, lado laic. Tnt
of letter i • on paae 2. aco-
tion l.
"A a an early momina beach
and 11dewalk walker, I do
appreciate lhe at.epa you are
takina."-Dorocby McKenna.
1924 W. Ocean PL, Central
Newport.
"When I Lake my doa walk-
tna. do I put • d1aper on at
or c arry a duat pan and broom?
In ealher event 11 !here a
pouibilaty I m1 aht be ar-
reated 11 an Or~nae County
eallemut"" -letter ••aned
"a local cltu.en."
"Count me an amona lhe
hundreds of h eretofore help-
leu vac llml of doa latter
and lhe poor pets' ano aant
o wneu who pennat unhcallh-
rul dutyana of nea&hbora'
yards and dnvewaya. Plea1e,
I aay, please carry lhrou&h
w1th the City ordtnance." -
Lew11 Paul, U20 W. Ocean
Ft., Cenual Newport.
The award climued lhe
cffofla of local re11dent1 ttl
oonwnemorate Matt Ober' s
lona uaociation wtlh New-
port Hubor. ·
LL Col. Ober wu a \1anne
Yetet• who aerved It Oua-
4.alc•al Mel Booaainvillc.
He ,_. .... f._ •• eo.., In
lMl. He !lied laa& S.,t. 11.
Polly oo.r, 1111 wue, t1 lfte
Grainger heads CYC
dUKCOf Of public relationa
at Hoaa Ho1pi tal.
Crail Craia.-of Coflt»aa
... ., ·-... e ... ,..... ••
cloet of •• Ne~rt H.,._
COtllta•Jty T oatil Ceat.Y l•t
week.
A .. iatins him will be Dt.
CHRISTMAS In their own country will be described by
American Field Servl ce students In programs to be pre-
sented at the 3 city llbrat1es at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday,
Dec. 15. Brigitte Megard, at left, wi ll talk about Chri st-
mas time In Fran ce, and J:bbe Skoudal will talk: about her
native Denmark in the prQ9ram at the Corona del Mar li·
brary. Marla Visl a Onate will represent the Philippines
at the 9alboa library, and Helga Voegl er wall talk abOut
German Christmas customs at Mar~ners library.I Photo by
Jeanne Cooper.)
PUBUSHER'S DEATH
STILL A MYSTERY
The dealh or Bernard. \\'.
Worth, 52. of Weal Newport,
rema1n • a my a tery today.
Alter beina robbed and
beaten by 2 Fullerton youlha
laat Nov. 3. cbe PJblither
of lhe "Oranae County News-
maaazinc" clied Sunday fol-
&oWlDI ~I .W&etJ at
()1._ of All .. la Hoe'"tal lo
Loa A111aJea. He H•od at
611 Lido Put Or.
Capt. C. D. Oavu of the
Fullerton polace llld an
autopsy wu completed \4on·
day by the Loa Anacle"
County Coroner's Offic e.
But a toa.tcolo&Y (a pouon
tes t) *•II have ttl be com-
pleted before the findan aa
or lhe autopay are pubhahed.
The 2 youlha u• aow tn o, ... Coua" Jaal dlv.-4
wi.IO_..ry ..............
The adoption of new mouth-
piece• fo r football playeu
ia Che Newport HJih School
d.iatnct waa • duect reault
oC the efforta of Col. Ober.
He waa preaidcnt of the New-
port Harbor Boouen and
•ChuaillticaJiy aupportcd
Newport Harbor Hiatt School
football teaoa.
Jaek \tcCa.be, firat vic•
preaideot; \tario Pacini, 2ad
vice-preaident: \1ra. Oub
Oavia, aecretaty: 11t1d \tna.
Jo• f:well, treaaurer.
9 arrested • raids
aauuJL A ·~ llold'• ia
alao placed aaainar dlem br
Pullert.on pollee. They are
adentified u Stewart Aah-
bndae. 22. or 419 ... Com-
monv.eal th Ave.. a aervace
atatJon atlendan l. and John
Odell "'lomeland, 18. of 449
Weal .\ve., unemployed.
He waa director of lhe Lido
I a land Connoni Ly Aun. and
in 1961, joined dle Doua1u
Air Mia1ile and Space Diva-
Ilion. Ovina IU1 20 yeu1
wit.b the Marinea he aorvod
aa a helicopter conwnander.
coalributioa to the develop-
meat of vertical auault in
\tembera of the board in·
elude tb e reti rio 8 offi cen,
O.arlea Rote, wfao aerved
• preaideat for 2 year.;
John Semple. vice ptuident;
Robert H. Lacy. aecretuy;
and G. \1 .. on SaUac e, trc:a-
aurer.
A I eo on tb e bo arcl are \tna .
f:.G. \tiller, \1eril Graham,
~ra. Walter Peanaoa, Jeaae
Luke, J.P. lnfVam. Cr-t
II ow ald. Joho C u e. Ed
Hirth, Dick Smith, Nonn
87% of goal reached
1\e Newport Beach Uait ed
Faad baa ruched 87" of ita
1965-66 Ctlllpaip soal of
1133.858. the directore were
iaformed at • lncbeon meet•
iDs Moedoy at Bedcehire'• ,...,.,..,,.
pre•ident and ct~~~paip
manaser. reponed lhet 1116.·
~.01 hu beeo raieed. They
expreeaed coofideace that
tile drive will rP ov
top, althou,; it will be
veral mootha before all
eoo tributioaa we ao, b-
lalter Btanoulllfia, preai• ably oeer the eod of tile lia-"-a.. Md Don f1amm, vice-I A l 1n.uc. ca yeer, •8· , l'UU •
Emma Paige dies at 101
aon offerins her conF•tala-
&lona. 101-yea~ld Emma A.
Paise of Coeta Me .. died
Tt~ .. cley at tile Co.atry Cl•b
Coaval .. c•t Home ia •t.a
A... Slle had tete!ved a
tol•tl" .. Oft her lOOt!. birth·
clay &a. Pruid 1111 Jolt o-
UCI Anteaters
sHk 3rd Zot
T'lao Aa .. at •• of lbt Uai-•••lcr o1 Calllonla, ltYiae.
will Hek llaolr 3rd buht·
........ l• • llartl .....
.. , IDMl .... Pliaibpec Jo-..... r-lite U.S. Nny au •• Coroee4o, Ia u.. ua
.,. •• I :U p.m. daia Pri-
..,, Dec. tO.
Coea 0.. l.otert' UCI
...... ...S. lts beatetbell
• .._ wt• • t5-7l wla ""
UC ........ IS-11, dll•
--.. -'• • alnll•a fin& ~ .. , .. _,..... CeJ .... , ........ c.. ....... n. ,...,.._..~_...,.._
,_ ~·Cell ...... ........... ., .....
...... ., 11·11.
Mra. Paise lived at 1318
lateoe St. Sarvivora include
2 eoee, Leater E. Pai«• St.
of Silvertoe, Tex•, ud
RoMell E. Paise of Leb-
boc:k, Tuaa. 6 .-ddlit•
••; ud 7 weat...,.d-
dl ildrea.
Service-are peadins a& tile
0.1 a.&o.clwey Mort .. ry.
Coata Meaa.
Mra. Paise hed reeldecl Ia
tt.a ••• for •• p•l 2 ye.,.
•d i• CaiUonaia lor 14
ye-.. sa.. •• bo"' Ae8•
27. 1864.
Gi lL flO. '"I No.I'S
Mr • .act Mrl. JaM .......
212 Vi a Lorca, Udo lale, .,.
P._ll of a -... llo•
MDM&J, Deo~ 6. ia 1toq
Hoephal.
PIAMCI IS MilliNG
Mi11 Ka.-. M. a.., uno
......... Bl•cL,, ...... . 11114 .... ,.., ......... ..
..... •• .., •• Mt ft-.._
.,....., ..... l .........
.,.ewport Reach poli~
joined forcea with Oran~
County aherifra o Hi cere u
well •• 2 other coaatal
ci ti c:a in marijuana r&i d• at
Coeta \teaa wfa icb netted 9
pereona. They are beins hc:ld
in Or.n~ County Jail.
The team waa m•de up of
5 plaio-clo th ee detec tivea
fmm .,.ewport !leach, 6 from
Coeta \te .. , 1 fmm La~"'
Oeach and 5 in veati8at ore
from the aberi rr a office.
The arreata climaxed 3
month• of inveati8ationa,
accordin111 to Lt. William
Saandera, .,.ewport Oeach
detective.
Beios held oo dlarsea of
.ale of marijulltla are Phillip
W. llilea, 19, o f 2312 Coo-
tinea tal Ave., Coale \teaa;
Raymond F'. Rna~e . 48, or
Suta Aaa; Sreve 1\. Foote,
18. of Suta ~u: •d Oobby
Jooea, 24, of Lapu tleacb.
Five Coale Me••• are
c:herpd with poaaeaaioo of
mwijuna: Tony L. Otia,
21, of 2656-B <>r-se Ave.;
hie wife, Kareo, 20: David
L. Zimmenn•, 21, of 2400
Eldeo An.; Jeffrey N. Leer,
3). of 742 Hadeoo Ave.; •d
Robert A. Hinehc:li rf, 20,
of 686 O~~rtell St.
Lt. Saundere .. id the in·
veeti~Jatora ... embled at
tile Newport Beach Police
U.IL.IIIIOF cona.sa •u
S..ael H. Siaser. 70, ol
111 Cecil Pl., Coeta \4a ... ••d lut FriM, at ~etrop~
llt. Roepital ha Norwalk.
S.rvi.ora iadade taia wife.
Lilly: 3 eoea, Joha of Chua-
.,,., J .... ofl..t.laput
•cl Jelf of Coeca \4eM; a
M.•t•, ~.Betty Free of
l•••: •d 9 .-dc:J.IIdr..
S.mc• we,.. latld •• •• fJ.J 1-&n..__, Chpel, Coe-
.. 'leN, .... Pa.aor L. V.
To ... • ofldlllda• lat.,...
••• ... at Pec.Uie Yi .. ----.a P_., Co..,.. 4.1 ....
•. s.,_ •• ~-Ia ............ 4~ .. u...~ ...... -.. ,_., ,....
1n
Dept. at 10 p.m. Tbur.da~
.-med watb warT.-.tll. The"
aplit up anto i tcama,maxin~~:
the men fmm the 'arious
comm.-.da.
Zimmenn.o .-.d l.car "'f'tf'
booked at the Oti11 re11idt'n CI'.
Hiles wu pided up at a
Coate \1u a drive-in rf'll•
taur.-.t alon~ with li inch·
cl iff. llae 2 Santa Ana aus·
pect. and the l..a~011 Ht'nch
man were picked up at thelt
homes.
Bruce, F note, Jonet~ _,d
Hiles had $11 ,000 warr .. ta
iuued againat them by \1u·
ni cipaJ Jud~ Willaam C..
Spiers for allt'~d sale of
marijuana to undercover
a~o ta, Lt. a~ndera a a ad .
Sgt. Burdsall
still at Hoag
Seraeant Donald R. Burd-
aall. «. •bo hu aervc:d for
18 y can on the Newport
Beadl Pohce Department.
auffc:red a heart attack at hta
home in Coata ._.eaa Thwa-
day niabt.
H1 1 wife. Beverly. Nahed
b1m to the bo1pttal at mtd-
niatlt in lhe family cu . O~ty·
aen waa aiven bJm in the
emeraency wud, becaoae or
hi1 condition. She aaid no
vi1itou would be allowed
unleu they were in IDe 1m·
mediate fanuly. Seraunt
Burdull 11 no t upec:tc:d
home un t.i I after Oui a trnaa.
Hoaa Ho1pital report.d yu-
terday Chat b. 11 propeu•na
aataafac&on ly .
IOP •• ITO .. OI c••••ullT
A l•adleoa t.oeorha.s Con-
"• .. • J.mee B. Uu .. d ~ •• Uu will be &i•• T ....
d1r1, Dec. 14, at •• MeN
Verde Co.auy Cl•l» by d.e
\teu Verde Re,.I.lic• l o-
.... Mr. Uu will ·~· S..~ •4 Mr.. Jolla Se~.
•ita, A ..... ,_ •4 Mn~
RoM.t B.A.-aleo wi II M
tao....A. A to LL ... u.1
ol •• .. ...... ,c. ·--
will ~· •••• d ... , ... l d la pi•• .. Mllt45.
After bean& anesled lut
*eck, the 2 youna men were
anaaaned Fnday an the Ana-
helm-Fullerton \4una capal
(.ourt *tth ball set at S2,7.SO.
\\'hen \4r. Bernard daed,
raoll ce !llllct d the "murder
hui .J1'" on lhe suspects.
Polle e are ttyana to postpone
lhe ro bbery and auault bear-
ana scheduled for tomorrow
at 2 p.m. an the lvtahcun·
Fullerton oourt unbl neu
week. when the a~top1y re-
port ahould be uaila.ble.
\4r. Bernard pwdlued lhc
"Oranae County Newamaaa-
zane" ~ yeua a.,, atartJn&
wt th 21 aubscnbera aod tn·
crea11 n1 ttl an eallmaled
57,000.
He became known 11 ''\4r.
O ranae County" when be
promoted c:fforll 10 act new
anduatry and bu11neuca to
come to Oranae Councy . He
bettled to make OranaeCoun-
ty a •eparatc meuopolit.an
area from Loa Anaelea end
a cbaevod aucc eu an October,
1%3.
He ataduated wt th a Phi
Beta Kappa Key from USC
and cn~rod publtc relauona.
In 19 SS he became v1cc: prea•-
denl of Chapman Colle&e and
headed the larac:at fund-
ra111n1 d11ve an the ba1tory
of d\e achool. Two yeara
later he rea•aned h11 poat·
bon 1o devote baa bme to
maaa&tne pubhahana.
Sunavou anc ludc h11 wtfe.
Lee~ 2 diU it~ tell, ._., .. ~ary
Bernard Md \trt. L1nda \4c-
Aht\&r~ a panddauabter.
Ocnue Mc:AJauer, a bfother,
Batley Brooh Bemard. 3016
8rcakeu Ot .• Cof'Ofta del Mar.
now on a teaduna IIIIP'-
ment '" Japan.
Funeral tcrYlcoa w1ll t.
ooaduc~d at II a.m. today.
Dec. 9. "' IDe Wanbaaltr
Moflua.ry Qapel 111 S.aa
Aaa. Or. O.raJd Ballla, .au-
l&et of die Pint Olri•&i•
Oaardl, S.ta Aaa. will ofli·
cute. le&ma•t will -.a at
•• lltaleeood PM\ ~.a
P.t C••wr. a. a. .. of no••a. ,.. ..... . ............. -.. .. ...
10 c:Uri ••
Cou.oc:ilmlltl Jamea B.
Stoddard. wh o recently auf·
fered a at"vert" uiC'er attacl,
aubmi tted h 111 rt"II!(O atw n
yeeterday •• member of tht-
Newport Heach Ca ty C.ouo·
cil, effet ll\e amm cdaat el~.
The veteran Counul mem-
ber aaJd an haa letter of
n!ai~ a u on. "It waa mv an•
Leotion to retire at tht-end
of my tenu an ~pn l. 1966.
bu t m recent medacal un•
pleu•tneaa d1ctatee ebat
I leave you now. ••
He added: "It hu beeo an
honor 1111d praval ege to have
aerved o.; ewport Beach, aod
I hope that I ha ve not made
too m•y maatakea. l have
en JOYed wodc in ~ with vou
.-.d the fine peo ple o f tha111
oomll:Qnity, and I bopt" I
leave th ia po aillon with mort'
fnenda that I atarted. \1a~
I waah all nf vnu lOntmued
aucceas and ~·avent~.
··~ thank" ,,, th,. ~<llaff
for thetr !tUppt'•rt and ICO•>d
wa ll. Tl!e, arl'" an ,.fft"rcn,.
teemand ha •f' m' t.nn fadt-nt ,.
aod lt't111t. If I ma\ hr .,f ""r•
''<" an th e futur,., plf'es ,. It-t
mto l..nr,,. an d I "'all rt-<~pt•ntl
tn tht-b""' ••f m~ abdat',"
\1r . ...,toddard auff,.r,.d th,.
"uddm ulc t-r attar l \tn. 2C'
at h111 h·•mr an (.,,,.,,nil dt"l
\l11r .nd "Ito; t.lrn Lu lluaj,!
lloapiiAI. II" "'llJO rf'lc-a .... d
fmm th,. hn ~tpa ta l \'"· :!~.
lie .,.aJJ ""' ht-at tht"C.II\
C.oun rd m,.,.lln11: thae \1nn•
ditv, whf"n '"" rf'•ll~nata un
wi II br ufft c1al h rece-tved.
The c-aty c-harter provadu
for appointm ent o f a aucce•
aor &o fill out the ue11pired lena. lf ao .,,.._ __ t ia
.... •••• ao ..,. •"-•• .... i. 4ed-" ... ~t. Ill• Condf ... , ea rr
an electJon ammedJatelv to
fill the '-'8C'&ncv. 1\e dead-
line for appoantmml 111 Jan.
12 .
\1r . '-ltoddwd ... l'IHtf'd
to thr <.ouncd an \1 arrh.
19~5. and wu re~le ned an
1958 _,d IQ6 ::!. 11 .. , .. ,..rod
u mavor fnr l 'f"•a. fmm
1958 to 196:!.
\ta,or Pau l Gruber .. u m
Catv Hall wht-n \fr. '-l tnddard
lruul'!flt tn tht lrttrr n f ,,...
••~ation Vf'lllf'rda'.
.,1 acct-pt th,. lf'ttn "'llh
n!jVt"t (nr tranllmaa!lmn In
the C:ouncal," \1&\tlr (,r uh.-r
••• d.
"In tnt' a im""' 1:! ',.,.,...
that J •~ b., ~<~ervt"d oln lh,.
Coun c-il. h" ~ternc f' """"' ~en l(enen>u!' nnd dec:Lc atl'li
to tht' ~81 ln tt'rf'llt. o f th,.
Cl 0 and 11 11 dr\ t"lt>pmrn t.
\tan~ th an![11 wh arh ""t' nt)'"
10 the cah and wh tt-h IJt.-.d
u lanch....-" an tht' u h ·,.
prof1feaa art' attnbut•hl,. lu
hia fort"aafl*'t .. d h•" dt-d t•
cated dtovollon.
•••e on tnf' ( nuocd fee l
that 111 reatji!UDI( hr haa not
left ua. th at h111 eq~enen c t
llld a-.e JUdjDnent Wt a\aal•
able ta ua.
"It .., nn .. thf' ( nun, aJ ',
cilatl to llf'f' If tb ert• It' an\ •
Ollf' who c .. b .. •ppoantt'll
to fi ll th111 va rann. tn ~>r
der to awHd thr u.p'"""~" uf
ao election.
Couo ~i lm., Or-co r.,~. wh .,
a!tM> wae tn ( 11\ Hall tu
hear nf the rt'flljiJI•tic,n,
c:ommf'ftted: .. l o •t"rVf' wath
Jav . t.oddard wu a prt\-1• '•8" .. d. r •t help &.0 me.
Hia knowlt'd~e of muru c apal
al faa ,.. were flat rtlll'l r-1 v bea t"-
fi caal to me wflf'ft I wu •
f~.hman C'ClUIICtlm. In
1960. I wtalt Jltl' and ~,...
• toddard t~moo th • at Ian~ on
lll.ar ~od alu p. Floren t e ••
OtltStltLU COMC!•t
AT ISTANOA Hlca.
Eat.8aa H•il' School "•II pr•••• ata f'iru 0\niDftaa
00111ce.rt for ehc publ1c at
7:10 p.m. Wtdnu~. Oe<l .
IS. iD •• FONIII of llaftc.t a
Hi .. Scaool.
&.4 aad drou muec wi ll
~ pre••c.d. S..d•t Mlo-
iata •11 "Kaay tt. Jc*a
~ia. 0. Hoe7, TOlll _._,,b. Mat.,, 1!8*•
..-• .,,. IN P_, Sdeit·
l.iq.
THE REV. ROYA L OAVIS, associate mlnl 5ter of the
F< rst Congregational Church of Los Angeles, has been
called to fil l the pUlpit vacancy of the Plymouth Congre-
gataonal Church, 32b2 Broad SL, Newport Heights. He w:ll
conduct the 11 a.m. worship service lh•s Sunday at the
church. (Story on page 7 .)
Info on Council race
C.ounc1l nominauon papers
may be obt&aned from Jan.
27 10 F eb. 17. and noon on
Feb. 17 •~ fihn& deadJ1ne,
"'c:-..port Beach C1ty Cieri
\.1araery Schrouder announced
lh 1 j;" ~~>ed, 10 I revte"W or
elecuon reJu l •tton~.
( and a date\ fur lhe Apn I 11
Call Santa:
673-9240
Tho t~~OftO ftu .. itar for
calliftg Soft to i • &73-9240, .,u, .._. t~... to co 11 ,, n,."'
& P·"'· to 9:30 P·"'· ftut
Wociftudoy, On. 15.
Thia OftftOUftc--..t h Modo
by tho eo ...... ct.l t.lar a. ••.
b.t of c.-•c• 4hK•ra, .... . .. "."' ....... . ..
O.ria-.a M-~c •• "-···· .... ...... .,.. w~n-.. ...... .. ..... ---...... ..,
.... 14 llko i• tt..Jr O.riat.
-· tt.drl•g.
~Trine
dies at 66
Hem "· l r~ne, 66, WI'IJ -
l nown t~~dao>ool lt'acher. du·d
'""t "'und .. , a t ...... Jost"ph',
ti''"P' ta l at Or .. ~te . "h co
ltved at :!02 Daomnnd ''~'··
Bn lboll lal.,d .
"hr had tou¢11 for 2:.! '"""'
111 th r \,.,..ptlrl Bt"lllh rl!"·
ntf'll lan "' hnult'i. H,.fnrt'
h·•ldanjl, th,. l"'•"•taon ,,f rr-·
mcdaal r,.adln jl le11C'h e-r fur
tht' \,.wpurt Hl'"a l·h Uuu nn.
tt h,. "'"~" :!nd IITAdf' lt"ach,.r
•t ''"""flllrl ...,, h11nl an d latrr
IJiu~t th,. pn mN" ~~T•dr,. •I
C •H<loa dl'l \1,., echo.d.
l'raclr In her actl\'lllf'" an
tnl'" \t' .. J>'IM Uft"ll. \1"'. 'f flnf'
l&ullh I for 2 \ I'.,.. at (.MIAI
\1e .. alcli'IC "''t:h hf"r huaband
,.-j,., daed an 19 1:!. \tr. Trani'
.. "" a ma th ll'~t<"her .
\tno. I ranf' """" ~··d~nt .. r th~ \ewpon ~acb PT~
bt-fure bf.,·nm tnl( a teach"
About IQ40 ... runo tat,.
<.nll f'~ w-h~r alma mal('r .
"univor• mclodf' a da,ch•
tf'r, \ties Pegsy Trio~ of \1,.,.,, F ie ., and a brother,
(.J.-nn "'•m. nf ~all Ja.ae.
I uneral "~'"'l<'ett wert'
C'tlfldu C'ted '" ~11-Bro.dwa
C.haJM'I wath the Rev. O.vid
l alhr off ICt alln~. lnt('nnent
.... at tht-... ,~even ~e·
m''" al r.n..
\tra. Trant' wa• bom an
Clf'\'tltod, Tenn •• livt'd 10
thr area fnr 33 ve.-. and an
C.•ltf(lmaa for 6-' veau.
EX-" ESIDEMT HOMOREO
Puc PTeaadent Carl .,
lltoma. W&l rccenu,. hOftOrcd
~ the 8alboa 8a LJCliDI
Club w1th the 8Ward o( the
"Old Monarch" certaftcate
(OJ I Oyeua o( aerT1ce to dlte
club. Ptoaadent Mano Pac1•
n1 al•o prcaented Carl Wlltl
th6 hell aa b11 ,.n •• put
prea~denc .
MOOil Will MDVI
1\e ~~ ol ..._ ooutaJ ,,.. .. , ... ~ ..........
Hoa1 Hoaphal Md .. Araea
II ... iq110ved IW1 ...... , r.a.. ... ,... c. ..
~ ol ,_, ... "-• ••• ... .......... ......
...... It will ~ -4ie...,
fOf two .......
aeneral munac apal elecuon
mull be propo1ed by nvt leu
than 'ior more than J() vo tc:u.
voter may 11111 more chan
1 nomanaiJon pa(ler fo r lhc
u me oHace Canda datu arc
nnmt nateJ by d11llact and &re
voted on a t laJ&e
Tenn• nr the follov.1n1
Councal member• wll I ex.p11e
an Apn l
• Va ce-\.1avor rlonald E.
rider. [>ulllct ~-Balboa
Penansul a eulerl, 11f20ih SL
• Dmecn \.1anhall, Ol•lllct
3. LnJc.• l~oolc an d "'lewport
ltea&ht~o .
• \.1ayor Paul J . (JNber,
L>ultl ct 4. Bay ~oru, Chfr
Haven. Weatchfr. Harbor
Ht&h landa. Baycreu. Dover
Shore" and \\eu Upper Bay.
• J ame I B. S&oddtud. n. ·-
ltlct 7. Corona del Mar,
wer.tc:rly of \4atpaetne Ave.,
Hubor View Ki\h, and trv,n c
1' cnau. us\&rly of El Paaeo
Or. '*· .......... ...
.... ....... 1 , ....... .
..., .. eo..c;a •• • .,,~
10 appol&tl a IUCCC:U Of II)
fill out b" term.
Holdover •ncumbentl arc
AJ For&Jt. D11lll ct I. "'lew-
por t. v.eater1~ o f !Oth St.,
Dee Cool., D11lllct S, Bal-
boa l1land, lrvanc Terrace:,
weatcrlv of FJ Pasco Or ••
and l:.ast Bklff. and Ltndaley
Paraon•.' Dastnc t 6 , Corona
d e I \.tar. e 1 tc:rl ~ of \4arper-
atc Ave
The cla&•blltt\ rule• for a
c andadatc liHt' Bto follows: ~
qua hf1ed elcctm nf the du-
tnc t fmm whach he "nom an-
aled or •rlltltntc:d. at leas t 1
\ eaJ ammc: •. hatrl) (lreced lnf
noman at~t•n nr arf'tuntment,
a re1"tcrcd 4ualtfacd elector
nf the ~II\ hll AI lear.t )
'caa arnnoeda att 1' r rcl.edtll&
el ec.;tJon m ""'(lntnunent
\ia ~., ~h adr r re(lMtc:d
lOme uf Ult ~o.Cnl t.hanae I>
an elcd1nn l a~~o \
• AJ l lnrm~ rc4Uifcd fnr
nOIT\anataon and clu.tmn an
aJI munl\.l(ll ) 11fiH.C .. shall
~ fum 1 "h e.J (lnh b\ Ole
c1 cy cl er._ <\t the lime of
taauancc. the '-'tr c ler\
shall type an lhc name of lhe
cend1datc and l>ffa ce, •m·
r n nt a t.tamp whach roach
"orT1 Caal faltnl rnnn."' and
affil her IIIJlaWrt'. "Thtl
ehmt natu lhe poutbtlt\)'
chat tomeone wal l take our
nonunauon (lapeu for an I.Wt•
n.-ned candtdate," ahe nnwel.
• Each cand1date may pre-
pare a llatement nf qualific ..
bnna no t to u c eed I SO word a
ttl be matlc:d ..,,th the tlniPI~
ballo t. ~o referen c~ 110
I'OIIlJCal affilaalaon may be
an cludcd. The cand1daa.a
may be billed for pro-orated
coat for pnntJn& and b_.
hna. The ca ty clerk 1a 10 ,...
JCCt o bacene, vulaat •d
acandalotu copy In wdt
atatemenu .. 11 would ••-
11\at only the molt n..,..t
a t.atementa 1bould be r~
Je cted, •• accordJna 110 ..
opu\1 on r rom ... I \a.. • ..
torney aeneral'a om~ •.
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clir.c:t die caCJ cleft ., ...
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ARVO E. HAAPA, o.ner Jnd publisher of tht Ensl~
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'NET LA.AT' IISCUSSES AI 'OFFAL' PIOILEII
The following masterpiece of poetic license by Corona del
Mar's "poet lariat," T. Quncan Stewart, should be the last
word on the dog situation. We commend th is to the attention
of the City Fathers of Newport '3each, who are about to
adopt an ordinance on this touchy subject.
AIM'T IT OFFAL! 11J T. Dille• Stewart
(I am indebted 10 my esttemed friend. Dr. Ri chards 1/of(mOII,
who alerted me to this mot•ement, picked up 011d dropped
pertin ent dolo., and a$ked me to rot't ' it.)
Dear City Council, belay while you can
This direst of deeds ta the best friend of man.
Though nourished and sheltered, by thi s legal blow
In spite our love, he'll ha ve no place to go.
The dog, a minority, like ly will snivel
Becovu he has rjghts, and some of them civd.
We're in his debt for as we tread the stTeet
He's tatJght us watch wnere we're p~.~tting our feet.
Th•s "nuisance" against wh1ch you're out to procla1tn
Should first be defined with a suitable nome,
So after much research I've p1cked out a word-
:.lent•oned 1n pass1ng, let's label it "Putrd."
Pvrrd, found 1n areas both urban and rural,
Appeor~ '" oil Sl zes, some single, some plural.
And the oct of retneving, if one employs reoson,
Is mvch less a ta'k if the stvff is let seoson.
And here's one more qvondry upon which we're hung,
On c e i t's p1cked up, con the subt ect be Hung?
If so, then a ponty -with puckering string,
Could serve as o diaper; removed -it's a slin9o
Manual contact with Pund, in due course,
W111 establi.h o scent at an unwante d source.
So watch repercussions #rom voters, Al Forgit-
When fi replugs g•ve way to door knobs os o forget.
There's a n•tTate 1n Purrd, and all classes ore sought;
For do•s•es and roses the "Steer" type 1 s bought;
Each sweet new·bom tendrd, eoch root and each tvber
Is silently count1ng on fOU, \.4ayor Jruber.
In summot1on, Con Elder con stder ftnesse,
Whtslt~ng fresh Purrd con result'" o mess,
Your proposal nos sweep, out tn sptte of tis push
No 0 urrd '"the hand t S worth two In the bush. • • •
1!55 DAYS THAT wtLL LIVE IN INFAMY
TI-t,~ tr>1rq ::Jearl Haroor N~e~. a s1gn d icant bit of readiflg
) U ·, P ~(.PrOt lr'Jr a 5Peech "'ade Tuesday by state tr ea-
>u rer -lt'r: =3ett<. ,H the TJwn rlall ,.,eett119 n Los Anq eles·
n e P"10P r .,, l ~4 ;, ,1c;t Jt us, a tter a short oer~od of
.: c;:-el•"' NNP n•en.-..e•i .>n<i JUSt ;lla111 'Tlad. I can remember
"'Y '~c n~_, JnJ I NJ S '•~htHlg 'Tlac' l, fo r one, am JUS t as
~Jd, "' ~>c~n·o»r 1 lC)t:>'>. t\t least tnen •t N3S a to re1gn
o.~~· Jll H.t n·J ~'>. 'J :~.-. Nt'le'1 I hear of so-call eo Amencans
lll lC• • • • ''" "' .,... n 'JY atte,...ot 19 t'J send olood suo-
''"'-· 1n1·"' ll·y 1 "ene·'"y, Jnd~eatletsurgtng-rutlny to
.r u~eJ • r-.Ps, 11 .1noe •Pvaole' !'1 "'Y ::>0111 on, U11s 1s
r t .. I an tJr•Jrl s· ::>ut :reason . .)ur ,.;n ted States -onsii-
':Jtlun .lr·•~'t !II, ect ~n 5 Jef•nes treason sPeCifical ly as
·~ lows treason 1qa1nc,t tre ~" ted c;tates shall cons•st
nly ,, »vy1nq NJ r qa1nst tne"" J r n aohenng to their
~ne.,.•rs, ,,.""9 ~he"" 111 1:1c :"r-tort,' ''.herr' 'Tiean•ng the
:101v1duJI s tates Jt ~hf r.1teJ States, ano 'ldher~ng' 11ean -
'"-J giVIng Support by ':>:>"'(' 3"l ')! a10.
"Just ?4 years ago P resident ooosevelt sa•d to th1 s Na-
tiOn th Jt 8ecember 7, tCI4 1, w•ll be a iay that will live 1n
•n tamy. I am sorry to say that l qb') has produced •n C alifor-
nia many days that will live 111 intamy ...
"We mus t not, c annot, and Nill not tolerate or condone
lawlessness in any s e gment of our society, whether it be at
ttle Univers ity ot Califo rnia, in the Watts area here in your
ci ty , in Northern Ca lifo rn ia, Southern California, or any-
where else •n our great State! We must s upport our law en-
forcement agencies! .••
"Our sys tem of government is the greatest the watld has
ever seen. It is a government based and dependent upon
order and law. Anarchy would destroy our way of life •••
"It goes without say ing that! believe in freedom ot speed!.
1 at so strongly believe in a cademic freedom; bUt 1 DO NOT
believe that people c an go on hiding behind these two frt~
doms much longer, without observing the concurrent respon-
si bll i ties.
"l have no sympathy wl th the Viet Nam slt..tns, or teach-
ins. When these activiti es are organized and put Into being
on campuses ot universities, or colleges, such as d'lt Uni-
versity of California at Berkeley, then l befleve that Cht
participating students a re forgetting that the "'''" purpose
of any university Is education. t also think that some of th~
faculty have likewise fo rgotten this lmport.wtt fact.
"l see no reason for allowing these s tudents to remaht In
school. They should have been , and should be In lit .,.,,.,
expelled to make room for s tudents desiring an eGic~on.
Likewise, 1 nt no reason for the faculty members lftwolwtd
to be retllned to 9f ve the rut of the faculty, as well d tfle
unl versl ty, 1 bid nM1t. ''
MO~E TH~N 200 singers and Instrumen-
talists will participate in the annual
Orange Coast College Chtistmas concert
at 8 p.m. ·~ednesday , Oec. 15, in the
auditorium. Here,· Fred Martin at the
piano Is accompanying a practicing quar-
ter comprised of, left to right, Jim log-
ston, r::llen Gallion, C..-ot Frobfsh, and
Phil l<nox. OCC music instructor ~alter
Glecker says that the concert will fea-
ture the concert choir, coli ege chorus,
men's glee c lub, concert band, string
ensemble and brass ensemble.
STANO fASTI
Publisher of the Enaian
The State Hi abway Com-
missioners know very well
wbcte they stand re aardina
the nuspla ced Coastal P ree-
way Without the aupport of
any body wi than the State or
Government, 1ncludin& the
~ewport Beach City Coun-
Cil, the County Supervisots,
the Parks a.nd Recreation
Comn1U1on and thetr own
eng1neer.
W1th all these fac ts laad
on the table, ~nclud•n& the
add1t1onal costs, the o ppos•-
uon does not need a.ny other
amumllon, such as the hule-
ous severance and the valu-
able properues removed from
the C aty's tax roll.
W1 th all the above facts
Senator Collier's State
Tranaportataon and F1nance
Commlltee surely should
bn ng enough pressure upon
the State H1 ghway CommiS-
s 10n to reopen their s pll t
vote dec a SIOn.
Just why IS at poas•ble
those an the path o{ th is
misplaced ~posed freeway
should be t.oua.bt to tbeu
tneea ••din• help. Our
homes and rropertles arc
clouded year after year wath-
nut any finat1C1al re numera-
u on. and owners arc re-
qu•red to pa y the annual
ta~e . There sureh as an
..tnswer reglliJiess of the
laws of the land. whtch pro-
lee t un tv the Stat e and \10-
vcrnmcn L
The tate H.gh., ay C\l'TI-
nao; 10n's own 'TitsguaJeJ
Je CISil)n . and fi .tures are
'luff1c1 ent for the overwhelm-
Ing percen tage of the people
of ~ewport Beach to s tanJ
f1rm.
{ are hou\J be taken re·
gariling 4ny o ther new argu-
·nen ts pre sen ted to the Com-
·n •ss•on, as such wouiJ lead
tn no th1ng more than fu rther
wrangling.
The pell!'ll e n! '-e wport
Be ach .. hould not ~nften up
teganHeH of the ~eat power
1nve tcJ 10 the m1sgunled
\tdt c ll•&hway CommiSSIOn·
cr's pe culiar dec1s1on.
I. Frank -\tk1nson
lformer councilman)
"ewport Beach
"\1i-1.A T Gl VES"
\n open I e Iter
to 'Aayor Paul Ctruber.
l ust what lund o f double
talk are you g1v1ng us. \tr.
'Aayor" On the front page of
the En 51 gn. November 25,
you were quoted as s ayin&
that the Council will not
s•an any freeway aareement
ror the coattal route.
Then Councilman Dee Cook
reconwnended lbat the free-
way be di apoaed of alto-
aelher by ... lepelative
proc:eu, wbidl meeta wictl
the eppro .. J of.,.\ or his
conatitutnU.
81Dt are yoe beckin1 up dlia
atand? No. ia•ed. Yoa in-
silt on ftc eal•d route,
ca tin 1 ao-caJ led a arillJI in
con a trucdon. Pe09fe (rom
lhe affec ted uea aipcd •
peat I'UffY pelitiofta ~~
aina •• C01ri4Dr twt.-. Ale
yoe the aayor ohll ftc d ty.
or juat a rew 1peciOc .... ?
Ooe't ,.,. ba .. tae JOOCl or
yoar .twJI• city at he.n?
Aacl Mr. 'Wayor, did you or
djd yoca not make dte follow-
illl ltatt'IMftl 10 a friend of
mille? Md I qiiOC., .. Now
yoo tnow, •d I tna•. chat
cbe ftn•IY ia .,-, rilht
down lhe coeat. •• a/*
all, I .m tae ·~. Mel I
.
have to make noiaea hlte a
~ayor."
Just what aivca. pleaae?
\4ra. Emcat McCiellatl
521 We alminatcr Ave.
Newport Beach, Calif.
ANSWER TO .,p.M."
Publisher of the Enaian
A clippin& from your"L.et-
ters" column, 1ip1cd "P.M."
(meanina Poor '4e) baa been
brou&ht to my anentioo.
S1ncc the U.S. Coast Guard
does not conduct ya ctltina
claues and since the cla u
referted to was actua lly con·
ducted by the U.S. Cout
Guard .o\UXILIARY , a pwely
c iv1lian orpnaution, it
would seem "P.M." is mis·
1nfonned and should be set
s tra.i&ht
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxi-
liary •s a non~lluary CIVI•
lian oraanaza tion devoted to
boa ting safety and good fel-
low sh1 p. 'Aembers conduct
cruiSes, g1 ve Janners. hold
monthly meelln&s, conduc t
classes on navt aauon and
make courtesy mo10rboat
examinat1ona, pauol uti
boat rac;es ar~d teaauaa and
serve on aearcb and reacue
mi .. iooa.
I am a member of the U.S.
Coast Guard <\uxa h ary and,
far from rcce1vana a.ny of the
taxpayer's money . pa) for the
pnV11ea;e of ervtng the
cau e of ~are boaon,. If
··r.'A." had been a li nt~
'TlOre ~o.areful to look 1nt.o the
'T!atter . he would have founJ
ol\Jl that he IS pay1ng for
ntllhlng a far as the \u'\lllal"\>
'" \..l:lrH:emeJ.
Vef) Uu ly yours.
F.d~o~.arJ (i. 'leale
~~1 Sunset RlvJ.
Ll,S .\ngel~s
LETTER TO COUNCIL
To the CITY COU~Cll
'IFWPORT REACll. CA•llF .
SubJec t: Pro posed Or·
Jmancc Re'ltnctln& Free·
Jom of 'K>&
I he reby Wl <~h to lodge a
l'rotest agamst the proposeJ
statlltc. o~s reported 1n the
press.
I allege that thiS ordtnancc
IS CO"'SllTUTlO~L\L
and a Df.'IIAL of my RIGHT
fO OW'-PROPERTY' We
nave been guaranteed the
nght of ownership of pro-
perty s1nce th•s countiy
was founded. Properly con-
sists of anythan& o f LEGAL
V"LU E. noas have le&al
value. because they are tax·
able, and recopu t.ed as
personal property by the pa y·
mentof a DOG LICFJ'IISE the
first or every yeu. ptedacat-
ed on the pre'1)ayment and
certification of a RABIES
injec tion.
We doa owners who have
complied Wl th lhe law a and
who always eurc:lte our peta
on lushes reseot the pto-
poud rutrictioa ol o<u
riabt.a to walk the ci cy
street•! My four and one.ftalf
pound poodlo doean't "ao ..
on che sidewalk! He h11nta
for a tree or ahnab wi lh the
acent of anotha cioa. and
••10•• there.'' l NMftt what
ia left on tbe aida....&k u
moc:.h aa you do, aod conaider
it unaiaiUlJ. a-t for the
moat part. tho .. pi111 ha•e
beon left oilher by dot• not
on leaabo1, or cloaa who ua
beina adaooled fof...alfte-e.
INS they are f'Mide bJ lhe
owftef 10 walk rilfU aloaa
wi dlou t Ul opparllllli 11 to
atop at che fteuby cr.. or
aktab. In fie Iader c:aae.
---
tbu is the o wner'a fault,.oot
the doa;s .
May I remind you, that lily-
one who C&ll prove that
property 1\aa been damaaed
by the aot o( a do& baa the
ria.bt to recouru lhtouJh the
courta, by TORT ACTION.
Where nealiaence can be
proven by evidence of a
wronaful act, the cowtl will
provide a remedy. Therefore
the propoaed ordinance is
IOtaJly UMeceuary.
The city realizes a tidy
sum in license fees every
year from us who lteep doa•
10 watch our pro perty, and
warn us of stranaeu who step
onto ou~ property. Do a• can-
not s tay healthy unleu they
u e excrcased at leaat once
each day. t don't intend to
hve without a do& in my
household. Wbat do you
cspect me to do, put my do&
•n my car. and dnve to
CostA 'Aesa, or HuntinatDn
Beach, in order to walk my daa., If that is &be way you
are tpina to ucat aood law
abidina citizens who pay
t&Ae1 every you that have
aone beyond all reason, I
fot oae allaH be forced co
aell my property and move
to a more favorable environ-
ment.
I hereby challenge the
legal• ty of your proposed
ord1nance and believe that
you propose an unenfor-
cable s talUte. t base th1s
contention on the grounds
that 1t w1tt deny my n&}lt o f
ownersh 1 p of taubl e prop-
erty.
Annabel \4ontcomery
210 Via L11.w Nord
Lu1o lalc
COM PUTING OISAS TER
Publisher of the Ens1gn,
Dunn& the past years many
cd1tots and colummsts have
wntten about the ever-•n·
crca&ln& unnecessary go-
vernment spendina. hagbcr
taxes goms h•gher and the
> pHahn& of the nat1onal
debt to astronom1ca l he•ghts,
but the punhn& fact 11 that
very h ttle , 1f anyth•na 1
sa1d about the one spec1 fic
(Continued on page lOl
G«xl Grief!
OWED TO KERN COUNTY
Coleman Computer at 1n a
hall,
Had a are at spring 1
But a tertible fal l. a
Por all of Kern's horses'
<\nd all of Kern's men •
Voted not to use Coleman
acain.•
-C .E.B. • • • 1 I UJt e pri IMty
1,Vouewaber ~eflerol elulion.
1 .of,.J b·~~iu?
4 4 ,.J UIO_. .. , o ppou cl co
c•rauoUuc YOU u.UyU.s.
•vo~cJ cl0fllt4 boncl• for Cole-
,..,. .. di ...
F10a111E..U
Out thou, tkftleb.,. F,(lh-
ratth, daoulh thou be little
aMOftl die dlOUIMCb of
Judah, yea out of thee shall
be come Iordi wuo me lhat
ia 10 be naler in 1arael ~
whot• pinat forth have
bocl\ (lOftS of old, f.-... ,.
laatin Mctta -4:2.)
........... 1 ,.,...
straight
REPORT FIOM SOUTH AfiiCA.
ly ToM Anclenon
johannetbuf'l, South Africa: One of the
moet ~ u.ndentoOd and I~ about and
tn01t explosive areas of th~ World is ~ Af~
can Contint'nt, JtCOnd largest conunent 10
the World, inhabited by 250 milli.on peoplt'
of nine different racn and speaking ~r 800
with the b&Kb or Baotu uou~Mt 1730. The
Bantu cribet weft m:l'&tinc South from equa~ Afrb.. !Kh race nc&blish~ it,
own hV1"1 aftL
Great Britain anne-xed the Ca~ in 1 79~
In 1961 South Arriea abe~ hf'r ~
rnonW'Hlth natus undH Britain and bee~
a ~<e.ttiK'l indepmcknt State. h i\ a !{~.
public .or parliamentary democracv. It is 0~('
o( 3.3 i.n<kpcncknt aa'" and 23 . ( includin~:
tht' ~~land of Madagatcar) ttpubhc' in Afn.
ca. The"' a~ 17 millton people in the-Reo.
public of ~uth Afro. Whit" number 3 ..
2'l0.000 : 8:u\lu ,11 :64~,000; othcor colort'd. 1 ..
648,000 and As~ucs (mol( I)· Indians 1 522.
OO'J. T h:-B.intu li\~ mostJ,. in tht' northrr~
and ~astrrn paru of South Africa in ~or
tht' \"t'n ~it a~icuhural ~iom The-w a rr
tht'ir ori~inal h~lands and they o¥. n and
occup' 22.7 million act?1, ~\l:lrantt't':i bv tht
~ame Lands Act of 1913. In 1936 the :"4a·
tl\ t' Trust and Land Act ~annark~d anotht>r
I 5 3 million acrt'll for Bantu ~ukmt'nt \\'ht'n
.11l the ~xtr.-land made a' ailablco 11 pur·
<hawod tht' Bantu temtorift will bt> la~r
than Enitlan<i and \\.ales combmcod and
fo11r 111m'S thr ,ju-of witz-erland. Thr pohr,
of th~ Rt'public of South Africa " to concour-
a~t' and nt'l p tht' Bantu to develop thr~r lt'r·
niOnt'S intO hillhly produCt&\~. st"lf·I(O\t'mlf)~
nauonal horm"land1 The Bantu homeland~
arc 'l'1• u nlt"s la~r than ~l~ium But
\\ ~<'~<u thr~ ho~l.andJ suppon onh " \
m tllton RantlJ. 9 mtlhon !Wig1ans tnakr tht';,
wa' in ~ll{ium. South Africa's poliC\ toward
the Bantu is c-vrntual .. Eman<'ipation witholll
Chaos··_ Political indt-pcndf'nCt' no"'· ~<'uld
m~rt'!v creatt' anothe-r void which the (om.
muni_sts would rush in to fill, M in ce-ntral
languagn ,.nd diakcts.
I came he~ to !earn the truth and to ~·
pon it without fear or favor or th~ bleGinK
of thf' Great Society or the Unittd Nations.
Fint, a ~hort his<ory les.10n which I trust
\'Ou 'll nt't'd :u much a1 ( did. Thrn. currTnt
de\'dopmen" in South Africa which could
mean a confla~otration in ~·hich the t:nitf'd
~ations would t:e on one side (with us fur·
nishing most of the monf'\ and th~ corp'.('~ 1
and the majoritY of the Amrrican ~oplr
ht-in~ at h~:trt. on thf' othe-r side.
After "f'V'\"ral wN-Ics here. I \\ill l!O 10 Rho.
~ia (which IS adjacf'nt and dirKtlv ~orth
of South .'\(rica 1. Ahf'r \\ hich l \\ill 'tsit En~otland wh~rc-I \\a' la't wrd .. m spitr o(
(or. possibly bt>cau•e o f 1 En~lish thrrah to
talc~ pun iti' r action a)l;a•n't an,on~ "ho
lt'avt·s tht'rr to ~o to Rltodt'sia .
South Afnca "a' di~t'rt'd bv Pollul[tst"
t'Xplo~n whu mundt'd tht' Capt 111 tht' fif-
t~nth ct'nturv in thf' ··ICood ho~ .. of hnding
a st"a route tn the-Ea't Thcort' "·t'rr '" South
Africa then only small ~r<•ups of nomadic
peoplt" thr-flmhlllt'n and the.-Hottt'ntcll\.
both black. The-Rushmt'n li' t"d in tn·r'. l•n
wild roots, bt>ni~ and !1,3lllt'. Tht'1r c.-xist~nct"
was at the Stone Agr It'\ t>l. Tht' Hottrntou
were a pastoral people. West~m Cl\ diJaunn
came to South Africa with th~ Dutch. whc•
!t'ttltd at the-Capt' in 1652
After ~ttlin~ the-Cape. tht' whitt' pinn«'n
mowd north and nonhweitward through un·
inhabited countf1·. Th~· fint mad~ contact Africa <and throuatbout tM "'·orld.
(N e1111 tllft~ly•i• by t.Ae Corcll-
llol Vi,.Juuty F oJUtJIItion)
At 5:16 P.\1 .• Nov. 9,
som~ 30 million people in 8
states and putt or Canada
were plunced in10 dark:neu.
Before the liahta went on
aaain -houu I at er -a
ni ah l time d.i 1 c JOCkey 1n SL
L.ouia. ~iuouri , told bia
l•su:ners: "Th11 was a na&ht
that could have toppled a
aovemment; th ia was a ni&bt
that couhl have atplaled
the beainnina of a revolu-
tion."
ln upstate New York, the
Buffalo Evenina News aalted:
"{f a 11mple break 1n a cir-
cuit can spread chis maaain
blackout onr dt• .. , i n
Northeastern United St.at ea.
what could a tiny band of
superalttlled saboteurs or a
couple ofwe ll-placed nuclear
bombs sccomplaah?''
DemocratJC Conpeuman.
Walter Ro aeu, chamnan of
the House Subcomrru ttee on
Commun1 catJons and Power.
told U.S. New' & World Re·
port that the blackout show-
ed how "a few persona bent
on sabota&e" could innict
w1despread damaae to lhe
Unated States.
Today, while the Amencan
people busy themselves wtlh
everyday li vin &. the Red•
are fi ghltng an 1ntense ,uer-
nlla warfare on our o wn sod.
"In paemlla suategy. the
enemy's rear. Oanka. and
other vulnerable apota are
h11 vital point.a." Red Chi-
na's \1ao Tse-tuna aa.id, "ar~d
there be must be harau ed.
auacked. diapcued, u-
hauated ar~d annihalat ed."
If we recall the mar~y thou·
\and "act-out-of-Vietnam"
much en and draft card bum·
era publici1ed dun111 the
put few montha, we will
have a picture of lhe auer-
rilla ~o has described 1n
"Yu Chi Chan," hia boolt on
auerrillawufare: "Guerrillu
may be compued to innum-
erable anats, which, by bit-
ina a aiant bolh in front and
rear, ultimately ex.hauat him.
They male lhemaelvu aa
Wl.....,llbl• U a poap af
cruel and hateful de•H• end
u they p ow and attain &i·
aant.ic proportJonl, lhey will
find that their victim 11 not
only exhausted but pracu-
cal ly pen shin a."
Leaderthtp 10 the se banda
of auemllaa. \4ao says.
"usually falls upon the
shoulder• of you.na swdent1.
teachen. profeuou, o ther
educators, local soldiery,
profeuaonal men. artiaana,
and thoae wi thout fixed pro-
fesstona , who ue willina to
exert themaelved to the taat
dro p of thear blood.''
"How can victory be attain-
ed by 1uernlla operataona.,"
the Chinese bou aslc1. "ln
war. the (enemy) must de-
pend upon lines of commun1·
cation •.• the moat iml'Orttnt
considerations for her are
that her rear be stable and
and peaceful and lhat hor
linea O( communiCation be
1n tact.''
\4ilitary atrateaists wero
alerted 1n June when top
Commun11t tertor1st u perta
met an Hanot ror a "World
Labor Conference ." ~ccord
mg 10 confidential repona,
the Red conferenc e waa
called to outline an act1ve
.. atrate&Y fo r man p•cket-
ma, communtcallon disrup.
uon. a.nd antt·wa.r demon-
1Uat1ons in all lar~ds sup-
port.ina the U.S. in Viea-
nam." A number of U.S.
Cormauu • u attended a.•
meetina.
Eapcrtl now believe that
the rec ent mas taken bomblnas
of South V1etnameae Vllla cca
by U.S. planes were due to
"corrrnun1 cauon d1arupuon••
by auemlla sabotage \In Its
whtch \4ao Tse·tuna says are
located "somewhere 1n the
rear or the enemy. a.nd there
become the ba ckbone or
cuem lla opera tiona .
What happened at 5:16 p.m.
on Nov. 9, 1965, can happen
acain. Communist soon·
squads wtll u•e every trick,
every scheme, every pre-
tense of "persecutio n of the
ma.aaes," even abota&e, to
create connict of all lonJa.
It 1s part of Lemn's plan for
world revolutton.
•
Looking ahead to '66
'rAil T .. Me, Cl•b of Ne,..
port Hwtlor ••ld ht ..... , am.... .,.,,. *i• •••k.
. ., it -· lookina rorw• II?' Cbe fiaal .. Cdon .... tinp .t Che old y.ar, ud propwnt
for tbe a.w yeu.
The Jaaaaary mlin moe tina
'!rill be held oa the 2Sth,
ttardoa wilh M 11 a.m. buf·
fat hanch. Frank Oay , bari~
lOGe aod piultt. will pre·
.. nt a p10pem of muaical
mastorpiece&.
Section activilin for the
remainder of tbe year are u
follows :
Tbursday, Oec. 9-Pbyllit
K.ina wi II ai ve a Chris 1mt. •
decor Md wrappiaa demoa·
tlration at the Coi'Ofta del
Mlr Youtb Ceoter for the
combined raeetiaa of the
fine utt .. d cralta section
Md the prdcn section.
Taotday, De c, 14 -Th e
book section will mMt at
lbe home of Mu. Emut Me·
Clelland, 1133 Goldoarod
Ave., Harbor View Hills .
City librarian Dorothea
!lleely will re-riew new
boob.
Tbunday, Dec. 16 -The
fine utt and crafta tecotion
will hold a c•d.l•llabt lela
from l \0 4 p.m. at lba horae
of ~~. M.K. Mc'Boiry, 1'1ll
Somer .. t La ., Wutclirf.
All cnembors of the Tuetday
Club ue invii.Cid.
Ttie card uction it not
boldina ita propouh·e
bridao aeuiona durina De·
cembc"r.
The cho~b'a cook bool_
'"Never on Tuesday,.. Ia
still beina offered for ule.
Mary Hendrie, phone S41·
61117 , is in charae.
FIIIT CUI SALE • T FDI IA1111DAY
Member. of fie Newport
Harbor 81111i.ae11 and Profea•
aioeal Women's C lub will
sell fruit catu at lbe east
door of Ricba.rd'a Lido Mar·
kot Ibis Sat»rday, Dec. 11.
P10eoeda will F for lbe on•
lbe.ojob trainina proaram,
acbolarabipa, and careen
wdimited, the BPW propama
for )'OWII &irla in lbe bUii•
ness world.
ACTQq Sterling Holloway Is cooperating with tht Fine
Arts Patrons of Newport Harbor in presenting"Sspecla11y
lor Children"-at lhe Pavilion Gallery in qalboa during
December.
Commodore's Ball Dec. 10th
The South Shore Sailina
Club will celebrate its 8th
annual Commodore'• Ball
thi1 Friday, Dec. tO, at the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
Office rs will chanac com·
mand for the comina year.
In preparation £or lhc event
w1vcs of many of the 1k1ppcr1
have planned unusual decor·
at1ons in kccpina w1th the
event. Headina the decora·
tina comrr~u.cc ;, \Irs. R•ch·
ard Re1ncman, who 11 aa·
aiated by \1mes . Blair Hamil·
ton, William K1tchcna.. Wil·
liarn Coulter II , Jamea White,
Eme1t \i1nncy and Paui clr.
Shepud.
Conwnodore Blair Ham1lton,
wbo .-i6Dd tb• cld for 196~
will u:tioquisb bia c:onm•d
m Riduud R•ineman, well·
~.a." \k Re1neman will tum
over h1 1 prcvioua VIce-com-
modore poaition ro Jamca
V.'lute, who m tum will te·
hnquuh h1a. reu-commodore-
ah•p to Wilham Kitchens .
The: board of duccLOrs wh o
w1\l autde the ClubncXI year
1nclude llr'illt;un Balr.cr, Ro·
bert Scarlca, William Cool-
let 11, and GcOJ&c Carver.
Corrmodore Blau 1\amalton's
w1fe, Jane , 11 ch11rman for
the 5emi·formal affau.
IIIIS.ETHEL OliU OF
IE-IT MEI•n liES
~======~:~~~~~~iiiii;;;::::J_:known 10 meter skipper and ii owner of the 66-foot "Bran-
\ln. Ethel Owen, 72, of
611 Powell Pl., NeW1JOII.
Heiahta, died Nov. )0 at the
Mardin e C.O..•al••cen 1 Ho•~
pi tal in Costa \ten.
Survi vora include a dauah·
tcr, \ln . Ear l S1.0neback of
Ncwpon llcaghts, 2 arand·
children : J arcu·arandchtl·
drcn, and a brolher, Harold
Coll1er of Costa \tcsa.
...
''Co/or
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OLORTV
I Illite ~ • .,., •
Zllilll Clllr lY
JIJI6 E. COAST IIFY.
CORONA DEL JUR.
Scrv1cct .,.ere hdd at the
~cwport ilarbo r Lutheran
Oturch with the Rev. Jamc5
G. Blain ofriciiUna. Inter·
ment was at Harbor Re ar
\temonal Park..
\trs. Owen .,..,, bom •n
\tanchcstcr, En aland, and
had restdc:d an the arc:• for
19 yean.
REGISTKAn• AT OCC
JAil. I THROUGH JAI. 21
Reauuation for the sprina
acmeater 11 Oranac Coaat
Colleae wdl bea1n Jan. J.
Retum1n1 and new day
collese atudenta may re&ia-
ter wec:lr.daya throuah Jan.
27 . The aprinaaemea.tcr will
a tan Jan. ]I.
Correllan J . Thompaon,
dean of admiuions and re·
oorda. uid atudenta who
will be new to the collcae
muat oontac t the admusions
office for re&iatration infor·
mation. Telephone number
ia 540..1610, eatcnaion 201.
Retumina uudenta will
malr.c appointment• on cam--
puo .
IESA SOLIIU TAlES
AIIIOME COUIISE
Pvt. Donald W. ~nt.rilr.in ,
aon of \1r. and Mra . William
f.ntrikin, 2S6S Serana Pl.,
Coata "eaa, hu completed
a 1-cclr. airOOme courac It
the Army Infantry School, at
Bcnnina, Ga. He received
crainina in proper jump tech·
niquea, aafely procedures
and equipment mainLonancc:.
The 21.,.ear~ld aoldicr
wu .-aduatcd from \iuaouri
\tiliwy Aeademy, \teaico,
Mn.. in I %2 anJ Otanae
Coaat Colteae in 1~&<1.
OCC GIIAPPLlRS LOSE
Oe:fcndina state champton
EJ Cwnino downed lhe Oranae
Coast Colleae .,.p~en Jl·
l6 Friday in openiaa actjon
of 6e year for lbe Blaca.Jim
Hoqc., WHt&liftl at 160
poaadt. •d Tony l.otenUOB,
at 167, each sc:«~ piu
qaiu 1 £1 c.mirlo ., pacf'
OCC.. Tille Bl~c• trncl to
C.fti.,• for fi1:l0 p .... meet
....,. Doe. t ,
lfs especially for children
Tho preview abowin& of ac-
tor Sterlina Holioway'a
"Eapecially For Children"
exhibition waa beld Satwday
at lhe Pavilion Gallery for
lhe member• of the Pine Arta
Pauocu of Nowpoc-t Harbor
and their chlldlen.
The aallery haa been trana-
fonnc:d bf deaianer Vance
Joaaon into a wonderland,
with a mue, a room of
color, a lona room , a tunnel,
•d a • happen ina', all for
a child'• dc:liJht. 1n thia
aettina ia a collection of all
forma or artiat ic upreuioo,
from a 6th century, uti fact to
0p AIL
Sklrlina Holloway rc:feu
1o lbc: es.bibit as an art ex•
pe:rience for children aii to
siz.leen. He: commented lbat
for aornc time, be hu want·
od to preaetl t a a how jua t for
children. He doea not want
to m.nuencc th em, auidc
tlc:m, or force them to liltc
it., bot only to ahow them
really pd art with the bope:
tbat they will enjoy iL Hi'
•Dice peeta all amall viat-
1ou to the aallery in the
Briefina Room where he
tells them , "If you really
look and try to ICC, that'l
fine. tr you juat do th1&,
you will bC doina a favor for
me and for youraclf." He
concludca w1lh "and maybe
you will Rave made a new
friend wh01e name 11 An."
\it. Holloway hu a pent the
put year &athcnna pa1nunaa..
tcu.lptUre, and artifact& from
mu.aeums and plleriea hom
Seattle to La Jolla. There i1
an ancient 0\ineae hub cap,
~intinaa by BreuP.el, Gain a•
borou&b, Whiatler'• "Blue
Boy," a Picuao, a Sou·
tine, oriainal illuauationa
by Or . ""Seuu and Ch u lea
Schultz, Japanese adlr.
scrolls, and a kinetic aculp-
ture of a sh1 p, created by
Oet>t&e Ri clr.ey clpcCi ally
for "E&peCiilll) For Chd·
drcn ."
The e~h1bltmn wil l be open
~ the publt c tv nee. Jl,
everyday hom I to 5 p.m.,
with lhc: eu:ept1 0n of De c .
2S. The P1V1Iton Gallery 11
located at --'00 \ta1n Strbet...
Balboa.
Mrs . Spencer R1chardson
and ~n . Wil ham Ch1chuter
are , co-ch11rm~n of the Fane
An~ Patron~ ComTTU ttee.
WOJir.1n1 With \1.r. Holloway
on tlua e:dubtt. "u . \tar·
ah all Se1dcclr:cr, hoap1 tality
chairman, and her comm1ttce
a.erved the youn& aueat1
Chna.tmaa c.ookie1 and pinlr.
lemonade fo\lowin& the pre-
view tow of the aallery.
The 1how will move 10 the
Los .\n8tlea County Muaeum
of o\rt on Jan. II.
SPITTING ON A STONE t
E vcr try apittinJ on a stone to cue pain , Sounds
fooli~. now.da)'l. But a kNia time aao (ollr.s.ctually
uxd th1s .. rancdy." We're luclr.y to be hvmjJ tn th1s
aac: of modem medicine. Mcdic:al ICJCfXX has 1711en
us many wonderful pajn retiewen and ocher rch11bk.
effective drup. HOWCYU, it's Jtill not w1x 10 usc o"~
modication mctiacnminatdy. When you don't fee l up
to po.r, a». your ph)ISICUin "s adviCe fi~r Then, 1f he
ptaeri~ mcdtcauon., come to us .
pracnption prnmptly and careful!)
We"ll till hi&
Christensen Pharmacy
-1 &. CO&n' IIWT .. CO_,.A DEL MD
omoLE S·25SG
\THE
' •
DEUGHT THE VW AND PORSCHE OWNERS ON YOUR CHRISTMAS UST
WITH ACCESSORIES FROM IVERSON
L.-ed bel-~rc JU"~t .11 f"tw of t he ""<~"'
ICMCI<II ~,.,.,.. th•t w oH brogflt~n •~''"!
onn Cll r'-tm~a morn'"ll· \l"•a•t C"•<:" h•e•·
-·• <~Cc:eaaonea dtowf'OOm ~ ~ r I ~ to t.u..e
~dw~nbgc of l.lleae lpeCI<il -proeea.
INSIGNA KEY FOil sr.so
COCO MATS !FRONT & REARI
$16.95
DOORSILL PLATES
(Stein'-5._1)
$12.00 pr.
lEATHEilETT STEERING
WHEEL COVER
$6.95
BEAUTIFUL CHROME SKI RACKS
$14.95
ELEGANT WOOOSHIFT STICK KNOB sus
BENDIX TAC.o.METER
$22.95
WOOD STEERING WHEEL
$49.95
SIMULATED WOOD DASH
$6.95
DENIM PLAID SEAT COVERS
$19.90
CHROME OFI'-SET WHEELS
S29.9SI EA. EXCH.
EXTRACTOit EXHAUST SYSTEM
$49.95
!SPECIAL) WHEEL TRIM RINGS
All MOO. THRU '65
$6.95 !Sot "* 41
KEY FOB TYPE
SLSO
PORSCHE KEY CASE
52.25
STAINLESS STEEL DOOR SILL PLATES
$19.95
DRAGER TIRE GAUGE
$6.95
COCO MATS !FRONT & REAR I
$21.95
WOOO SHIFT KNOB
$3.75
LEATHER RAONCM>RIVING GLOVES
$1.95
CHROME LUGGAGE & SKI RACK
$59.95
HEADttESTS
$39.95/PR.
TALBOT RACING MIRROR
$7.95
WOOO STEERING WHEEL
FITS THRU '59
$49.95
NARDI WOOD WHEEL 1'60 ONI
S9S.OO
EXTUCTOII EXHAUST SYSTEM
$54.95
CUSTOM 500 WAJI. KIT
$5.00
NIWPOIIT II.VD. AT 22fMI ST . • NIWflOtiT
IIAWOA NJ•NSU&.AI .
1 970 HAI.IOa .c)UI.IVAIID • COST A MUA
Q~ = of4
f'.S. CHICK -IS n. OM. y AUTMOIIIZIO VW a -SCMI DIALIR 1M n. HAll--
~li. ..ltlf "-"¥.
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner ltld ~~lstt~F of lhe En-"9"
ET LA•Al' IISCUSSES AI 'OFFAL' PIIOILEII
Th e followin g masterpiece of poetic license by Corona del
Mar's "poet lariat," T. l)unc<r'l Stewart, shoul d be the las t
word on the dog situation. We commend th is to the attenti on
of th e (:i ty Father Newpo rt 9each, who are about to
adopt an ordinan hy subject.
AIM' IT OFFAL! IIJ T. IIIII ... Slowll1
rr,.~·,.Jeb d to my t.Jtarr~ed friend. Dr. Riclaatril. f/o{fm011,
who alerted 111e to this mot•tmtnl, pir:lceri wp a11d dropped
pertinen.l data, and asluri me to r:ovtr it.)
Dear City Council, belay whi le you can
This direst o f deeds to ri1e best fri.,d of mon,
Though nourished ond sheltered, by this legal blow
In spite our love, he'll hove no place to go.
The dog, o mit'lority, likely will sn ivel
Becauu he has rights, ond some of tnem civil.
We're in his debt for OS we tread rn. street
He's tought us watch where we're p&.~Hing ou r feet.
This "nuisance" against whi ch y(X.I're out to proclaim
snould fi rst be defined wi1h (I suitable nane,
So after much research I've pick.d out o word
.'.\en tioned in passing, let's label it "Purrd."
Purrd, found in areas both urban ood nsrol,
Appears in all sizes, some single, some plural.
Ari d Th e oct of retrieving, don e emp loys reason,
Is much less o to'k if th e stvff is let season.
Arid here', on e mo re quoodry upon which we 're hung,
Once it's pick ed up, con rhe ,ubJ eCt be flung?
II ,o, tnen o pooty -wiTh puckeri ng strin g,
Cou ld serve a s o diaper; removed-it's o slin;.
~onual CCM'IIo ct wit\! Pund, in due course,
Will establ ish a scent at on UflWOI'Ited source.
So watch repMC\ISSions from II"'fef's, AJ Forgit-
When fi replugs give way to door knobs a s a target,
There's o nitTote in Purrd, and all classes ore sour/lt;
For daisies and roses th e "Steer" type 15 bought;
Each sweet new-born tendril, each roo t and each tvber
Is silently counting on you, Mayor :jrvber.
ln summation, C.on Elder, constder finesse,
'Nhtsking fresh Purrd con result in o mess;
Your oroposol hos sweep, but tn sptte of i h ou'h
No 0 urr d on the han d t s wortn two tn the l::o..tsh. • • •
1!55 DAYS Tit AT WILL LIVE IN INFAMY
nus !letng Pearl Haroor Weelc , a Si gnificant bi t ol readi ng
•S !t1 1S excerot fr-:lm a soeect\ "!'ade Tuesday by state trea-
><Her .q_,.rt 3etts a t the fJwn rlall rTJee ting in Los Angeles:
"Cln -,ecentler 7, Fl4 l, 11ost Jt us, alter a sho rt perio d of
·d sceltel ~er e tncensecl and JUS t ola1n mad. I Ci.ln remem ber
.... Y ·eel1ngs Jnu I ~as f1gnting rnaC' 1, tor one, am JUS t as
·~ad now-Oecem oer "', l%5. 0.1 least tne'l 1t was a fOretgn
'l')wer Jttacio:.lng .JS . \l ow, Nhen I hear of so-called O.mE'fiC ans
1ttJcvrn., us lr'JIT' ~rthtn, oy atte"'~Dirng to send Dlood, suo-
~.11es. Jncl.,oney to ?ur en emy, .:md leatlets urg1ng muttny to
u Jr~·ed t:;rces, It ·S unoel•evaOie' In my ootn1on, this tS
•c t r'HJ~"'LlnttJr tdfltS.., out tredson. Our Uni ted States Constl-
~u tion, Artic le!!!, Secti on J, dcl1nes treason soe ci tically as
'?I lo ws. 'treason aqdtnst the Un1ted States shall consis t
Jnl y .n evytng Nar agamst tnem, :n •n adhert ng to thei r
':'nemtes, g1v1ng the'T' a11 <tnd c'Jrr iort,' 'them' meamng ttl e
ndivtdual states ')I th e Jr11 ted States, and 'Jdhefl ng 1 mean-
ng g1v1ng suoport oy sarre act ot Jld.
"Just ?4 years ago Prestdent ~oose,.el t said to th ls Na-
tiOn that Dec emtler 7, lq,q , Ni!l oe a day that will li ve in
infamy. 13m so rry to say that 1%5 has produced in Cali fo r-
'll a m,my days that will l1 ve 1n tn famy.,.
"We mus t not, cannot , and N!ll not tolerate or condone
lawlessness 1n any s egment oi our soci ety, whe ther i t be at
ltle Untvers1ty of California, in the Watts area here in your
c1 ty , in Northern Call lo mia, Southern Cali fo rnia, or any-
where else in our great State! We must support our law rn-
fo rcement agencies! ...
"Our system ot government is the greatest the WOtld has
ever seen. It is a go't'emment based and dependent upon
order and law . .o\narchy would destroy our way of life •••
"It goes without s ay ing that I bel ieve in freedom of speech.
I also strongly believe in academic freedom; but 1 DO NOT
oetievl! that people cMI go on hiding behind these two free--
doms much longer, without observing the concurrent respon-
sibilities.
"I have no sympathy with the Viet Nan slt.Jns:, or tucn--
ins. When these activities are or~lzed and put into being
on campuses of universiti es, or colleges, such liS tht Unfo.
ve1sity of Ci.llfomia at BerkeltY, ttlen I bt41eve that lhe
participjtlng students are forgetting lttat tfle main pYtpOst
of any university Is education. I arlso tttlni that some of the
faculty have likewise forgotten this lmportM~t fact.
''I see no rtason for al lowing these students to reruln Itt
s chool. They should have been, and should be In lftt tuturi,
expelltd to make room for students desiring an ecltc_,on.
Likewise, I set no reason for the faculty members lnwohed
to be tetllnt-d to give the rest of Cht faculty, IS .-ell d the
university, a bid name."
tallsts wil l participate In the annual
Orange Coast College Ctu lstmas concert
at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15, in the
auditorium. Here, Fred Martin at the
piano is accompanying a practicing Quar-
ter com prised of, left to right, Jim L09"
ston, C::llen Gllllon, Carol Frobhh, and
Phil !Cnox. OC C music lnstluctor Wal ter
Gl eck:er says that the concert will fea·
ture the concert choir, college chorus,
men's glee club, concert band, string
ensemble anct btass enSI!mble.
STAND FAST!
Publisher of the Enai&n
The Slate Hiahway Com-
missioners kn ow very well
where they stand rcaardinJ
the misplaced Coastal Free-
way withoul the support of
any body withi n the State or
Government, includina the
:'llcwport Beach City Coun-
cil, the County Supervisors,
lhe Parks and Recreation
Conmiu1on and their own
cnaineer.
With all these facts laid
on the table, includma the
additional costs, the opposi·
t1on do cs not need any other
amunition, s uch as the hide·
ous severance and the valu·
able propertie s remo ved from
th e City's tu roll.
Wi th all the above facts
Stenator Collier's State
Transportation and Finance
Committee surely should
brlnJ enough pressure upon
th e State HiJhway Commis-
Sion to reopen their spilt
VOte deCISIOn .
Just why 11 11 pouible
thoae in the path of th is
misplaced proposed Freeway
should be l:l'oua)at 1o their tn-• ••ell:ina help. Our
homea and ~operties arc
clouded year sftcr year With-
out any financ1al rcnumcra•
uon, and owners arc rc•
quucd to pay the annual
uucs. There surely IS an
answer TC JI!lrdlcss of the
laws of the land, whu:h pftt-
tc ct only the State and C'.o-
vernmen l-
The Stat c I-Ii ghway Com-
musJon's own mls!luuleJ
Je cuuon, and f1,o:u res arc
suffic1ent fo r the ovcrwhclm-
Lnl! perccntaae nf the people
,,f 'lewport Beach to stand
firm.
(are should be tak.cn re-
ga rdin& itny other nc.,. .r.rgu-
ments presented to the Com-
mLnLOn, as such would lead
to nothma more than further
wrangling.
fhe peopl e o f :"lewpnrt
Beach should not soft en up
regardless of the geat pov. ... r
1nveste d m lhe mLsguLJed
'itate lhghway CommusLOn·
er's pecu li ar Jecu1o n.
J . Ftank o\tkLnson
(ffmncr coun c• lrn anl
'lewport Beach
"WrtAT GIVES"
·\n open letter
to \la)'Or Paul firubcr.
Just wha t kind ,.,r double
talk are you liVID& us, \h .
\1ayo r" On the front page of
the Ensa1n. November 15,
you were quoted as sayina
lhal lhe Cowtcil will not
sisn any rree•ny apcement
ror lhe coutlil f(Kite.
Then Councilman Dec Cook
rcconmcnded lblt t lhc hce-
way be di spoaed or aiiO-
JCthcr by lh• leaialativc
proc:e: ... wbid: meem widi
the appronl or JnOil of his
con• ti tu u-n u .
Bat arc yo. bKkinJ up dlit
ttand? No, iad .. d.. Y011 in-
lilt on Che iaiiDCI roule,
citins to-call.d unna• in
conatructioa. P.ople hom
Che affacted ana tip.cl w
peat m•y I" li lion • oppot-
tins tha COiridor rca•. /ve
yoo •• • .,.. of all fla d 1Y ,
or jull • raw •,.cine •ea•? r:ao.•t ,_ !tan lillie pod of
roat ....,,. cir, al ~•.c!
Alld Mr~ Meyor, •• yoa or
did you !tOt ....... rouow..
itla ttatcmewl to a friaftd of
mi .. 7 And I qtiOta, .. Now
yoa tftow, •d t taow, ma1
lha fr ... ., It Pal ri ... t
down lhe coatt.. Bit alter
all, I 1m •• ·,..,_, and I
have to make noise& like a
\tayor."
Juu what Jives, please?
\tn. Em est McClellan
527 Westminster Ave.
Newport Beach, Cali(.
AMSWER TO "P.M."
Publiaber of the Ensip~
A clippina from your"Let·
ten" colum n, si sncd "P.M."
(meanina Poor \1c) hu been
brouaht to my attention.
Since the U.S. Coast Guard
docs nol conduct yachtina
claucs and 1ince the clan
referred to was ac tually con-
ducted by the U.S. Coast
Guard AUXILIARY , a purely
civilian oraaniution, it
would seem "P.M." it mis-
Lnfonncd and should be set
straiJht.
The U.S. Coast Guard o\u.ti-
li ary 15 a non~mlitary civi-
lian organization devoted to
boatins nfcty and aood fcl·
lowsh1 p. \tembcrs conduct
CfUISC5, Jive dinners. hold
monthl y meelln&s, conduct
classes on navtgation and
make courtesy motorboat
eumination&, pauo\ nil
boat races and reaattaa and
serve on search and reacue
miuiona.
I am a member of the U.S.
Coast Gu ard o\u.tiliary and ,
far from TC CCIVIng any of lhe
tupayc r's moncy ,pay for th e
puv1 legc of scrvmg the
cause of safe bostLn,. H
"P.\1." had been a lillie
mo re careful to look mto the
matter, he woulJ have found
out that he 15 payms fo1
nothm1 IS far as the ·\u!L ii ary
u c uncemeJ,
Vet)" trul y ytJurs .
EdwarJ (i. 'l ealc
~-'61 Sunset RlvJ.
Los Angeles
LETTER TO COUHCIL
To the CI TY COU:'IICIL
:'IIE WPORT BEACJI, CM IF.
Subject: ProposeJ Or -
J,nancc Restn cuns Free·
Jom of '1ogs
I heteby 11o15h to lodge a
protest agatnst lhc proposeJ
statu te, as reported 1n lhe
press.
I allege lhat this otdmance
IS U:'IICO~STI TUTION<\L
and a DE:'II Io\L of my RIGHT
Til OW:"l PROPERTY ' We
have been IU&rantccd the
ngh t nf owner1h1 p of pro~
petty smcc lhu counlly
was founded. Property con-
su ls of anythmg of LEGAL
VA LUE. floas have leaal
value, because lhey arc tat-
able, an d re coJT!izcd ••
personal ~opcrty by the pay·
mcnt of a DOG LICt:NSE the
rint of every ycat, predicat-
ed on the pre-payment and
certification of a RABIES
iojcction.
We c;&oa ownera wbo have
complied with tbe Ia•• and
who always nerciiC our peta
on lcaahu reunt the pro-
potcol reatricllOD of out
ria.hta 1o walk the city
atreetsl My foUr and <me-half
pollftd poodla cloean'1 "10"
on the aidewalll:l He hunl.l
ror a ttec or ahNb wilh the
tccnl of uoU.cr dolo and
"~Qea lbere."". I rt1nt wbat
it let\ 011 dlle aicMwalll: ae
mudl ae you clo, .U conaidar
it unaiP,tly. Bu.t lor 11M
moel ~n. dlloa• pila1 lt .. a ba•• tert either bf dop ..,,
on 141•Nu , or dop wt.o an
beiDJtdtooladloroMdl•c•.
lftd th.y .,. I'Uida by the:
owner .., ••lk ri ... t aktea
widlout ... oppw .. 1ty 10
atop at Gc ••-"1 na or
slaNb. 111 •• Iauer cue,
---
that i1 the ownet."a fault,.oot
the c1o.;a.
May I remind you, tha t •Y·
one who caa pro•e that
property ba1 been damaaed
by the act or a doa baa lhc
riJht to tttcoanc thlouab the
oourt.a, by TORT ACTION.
Whe re ncaliacnce can be
provCn by c'f'idcncc or a
wronaful act, the couru will
provide a remedy. There£orc
the proposed ordinance ia
totally unneceuary.
The ci ty realizes a tidy
sum in license fees every
year £rom ua who keep doa•
to watch our property, and
warn ua oC 1tranaera who atep
on to our property. Ooaa·can--
not stay hctlthy unleu they
arc eJ.erciscd at least once
each day . I don't intend to
l1 ve without a do& in my
household. What do you
expect me to do, put my do&
in my car, and dri ve to
Cos ta \1c5a, or Huntin&ton
Beach, in order to walk my
dos ? If that is the way you
11c 10ina to ueat JOOd law
abldina citizens who pay
ta:sea c't'ery year that have
JOnt beyond all reuon, I
fc:. one shaH be forced to
sell my property and move
to a more fa'f'Orable environ•
mcnt.
I hereby challenge lhc
lc&ality of your proposed
ordinance and believe lhal
you propose an uncnfor-
cable s tatute. I base this
contention on the pounds
that 11 will deny my nJht of
ownership of tauble prop-
eny. Annabel \-tontaomery
210 Via Luio Nord
Lido Isle
COMPUTING DIS ASTER
Publi 1her of the Ens1 &f\,
Dunng the pall years many
c.J1 tors and columnuts have
wntten about the evcr-m-
creaiLng unnece ssary go-
vernment spending, hL&}lcr
taxe! 101n1 hiahcr and the
'pu alin& of lhe natwnal
debt to u uonom1cal he•ahts,
bu t the puzzlina fact 11 thai
very little, i£ anythm1 LS
saul about the one spec1fic
(Continued on paac t O)
Good Grief!
OWE D TO KERN COUNTY
Coleman Computer sat m a
hall,
Bad a peat spcin1'
But a tcniblc fal l.1
F01 all of Kern'• hones 1
""d all of Kern's men•
Voted no t to use Coleman
a&ain.•
• • • 'I UtJC priMGry
C.E.B.
1,'¥ot~~abcr &e11cro t dcdio11.
'hJ b.J«iu?
• 4,.J MIO .. ,., oppouJ W
cuu.UnJ .otc uaUy i"&·
'Vou4 Jowr~ bo11J• for Cole·
IWOII t~AC.lJ·-·
,..111E-.£
But thou, tlelhlehn €ph~
rauh, •oulh lhou be lillie
MnOnl •• lhouunds. of
JudM, yet aut or lhu shall
he c:ome rorth 11111ao me lhat
ia to be Nltt in ltttcl;
whote aoiap ronh hne
or r.-..,.,.
............ ,.,_
. straJah.t
IIPOIT ROM SOUTH APIICA.
ly TOM Alld•naR
J--w. Soooth Afric:., One ol !he
-'""" -ouod !led about ouod moat expbive arns of the Wodd il the Afri.
can Cor}tinmt, aoc:ond larsat eonti.ncnt in
the World, inhabited by 2.50 million people
ol nine dlfl'c:rt11t raca aDd apeaking OYer 800
languages ~nd diaJe.ctL
with lhe bbds or Banlu arouad 17!0. 'The
Bantu tribe. wef't' nY.IJOlrint South frau
equatorial Africa. Eaeh race: ntabUahed ita
own living area.
Cru1 Britain annexed ~ in 1795.
I came here to !eun the truth and to ~Y·
pon it without rear or favor or the b~fl8:
ol the-Great Sodety or the United Natklns.
In 1961 South Africa aha Mr Com·
roonoweahh 'ta1u1 under Britain and bttame
a ~"eTe:ign inde~nc State. It it a R:::-
pubHc or parliameru.ary democracy. It is onr
ol 33 independen1 !llatN and 2~ (including
lhe island of M11dagucar) t'l'public:s in Afri-
ca. Thtff' aN" 17 million ptOple in the Re-
public of South Africa. White-s number 3,-
2.\0,000: Ban•u 11.6+3,000 : othtr colored, 1.-
648,000 and As~tic~ (mostl~· Indians) 522,-
00'J. Th~ &ntu lh'e mostly in the northern
and eaitrrn parts ol South Africa in IOillC of
the \'t~· be~t apic::uhural ~ions. Tht-.r art'
their ori~naJ homC'Ian<b and the-y own and
OC"Cu~· 22.7 million acrH, gu;,rantte:l bv the
~ati,·e Lands Act of 1913. In 1936 tht' Na-
ti\·c Trust and Land Act earmarked another
1.).3 million ac::rrt fo.. Bantu i!tttlrment. Whtn
all the extra land made nailablt is pur-
chaJoNI the Ranlu ttrritoOO will be lancer
than England and Walb c::ombinrd -and
four timn thr tile o( Switft'rland. The policy
of thr Republic:: of South Africa is to rnc.our-
agr and help the Bantu to de,Tiop their ttr-
ri torie':s into hi.l(hl)' producti\-c, trlf-go\'T"minl(
national horntlands. Tht Bantu hotnC'Iands
nr 5Vo tin.rs larger rhan BriRium. But
whrrns thfior homelands tuppot"t only ~ .. "»
million Rantu. 9 million Brlgians make thrir
""-ay in BeiJrium. Sooth AfrU:a's poiM:~ toward
the Bantu is f'\·entual "Enunc::ipation withour
Chaos". Political indcprndcnce now "'-ould
men:!y Cl'l'ate another void wh ich tht Com-
munists would rush in to fill, as in «ntral
Africa and throu.dlout the "''orld.
Fint, a dlort his:ory ~ which I trust
~'OU'U ~ as much as I did. Thtn, cum:nt
dt\Tiopments in South Africa which could
rotan a c::onflaJ(rat ion in ~·hic::h the L'nitKi
~ations would t:e on one side (with us fur-
nishing most or tht monc')' and the c::orp-..n )
and the nu.;c,n~ .. or the American ptoplc
ht-in~ at heart, on the-other side.
.-\her ~\Tral wt'f'ks htre, I ""·ill .(0 to Rho-
dt'!ia (which is adj.act'nt and dirMth· :'~forth
of South .-\frica 1. Aftf'r which I ,.,:ill \'isit
En~otland whrrr I ~·as last Wffk, in spite of
(or, pouibly becau!t' of) English th ""a t~ to
takr punitiw· action agaimt an~'OllC' .,·ho
lea\'if'S thrn-to go to Rhodrsia.
South Africa was di~e€n·~red bv PortultnC'
rl<plo!Yrs who roundrd tht Capr. in thr fif-
t~nth crntury in thr "!(00(1 hopr" of finding
a !W'a routr tn thf' East. Thrrt ~·rrr-in South
Africa thtn onl~ VT1all ~!» of nomadic:
peopk -tht' Rushnlt'n and thr Holleutots.
both black. Thr Bushmtn lin•d in trt'rs. on
wild roots, brrr~ and ~tamr. Thrir rxi~tC'nct
was at tht Stone A~ .lr\'t-1. The Hon~tntots
~re a pastoral JXOple. \\.'t-stcm civilization
cal"llt to South .-\frlca ""·ith thC' Dutch, who
SC'ttltd at thr Capr in !632.
Ahtr !11:1\l inQ: tht Cape. tht whitt-pionffn
movtd north and north""'estward through un-
inhabittd count~·. Thf'}· fim matk contact
THE F?Eo u~E
(New• ~Jtt41Y•i• by tAe, Crmll·
11al ,Vi,.JuetJty FowuiotiotJ )
At S:l6 P .M., Nov. 9,
1ome 30 million people in 8
1tatea and parts of Canada
were plunJed into dartnna.
Before the lichu went on
aaain -houra later -a
ni&ht time disc jockey in St.
Loui1, \1iuouri, told his
liuenen: "Thia waa a nisht
that could have toppled a
10vcrnmcnt: thu was a ni&ht
that could have SLJTI&Ied
the be&innin& or a revolu·
tion."
In upatate New York, lhe
Buffalo EveninaNcwa aaked:
"If a Simple bleak in a cir--
cuit can 1prcad lhil maaai'f'c
blackout over the ent ire
Northeastern United Stat ea,
what could a tiny band of
supcraki lied nboteurs or a
couple or we 11-placed nuclear
bombs accomplish""
Dcmocr1tic Conpe1sman,
Walter Ro gers, chainnan of
the House Subcommi ttee on
Communi cations and Power,
told U.S. News & World Rc·
port that the blackout show-
ed how •· a £cw persons bent
on ubota&c" could innict
widupread damaae to the
United States.
Today, while the Amencan
people busy thems elves with
ev eryday hvin1, the RcL.\1
arc fi&h tLn& an Lntense JIUC:t-
rilla warfare on out own soil.
"In p.~cmlla s tratcJY . the
enemy's rear , flanks, and
other vulnerable apolt are
hi a vital point.a," Red Chi·
na's \tao T1e·n.t1 said, "and
there he muat be haraued,
attacked, dispencd. u.-
hauated and annihilated."
If we recall the many thou-
sand "&cl-out-of·Vietnam"
marcbera and draft card bum·
en publicized duri ~ lhe
put few months, we will
have a picture of the &uer•
rilla \tao haa dcac::ribcd in
"Yu Ch i Chan," his book on
aucni lla wufare: "Guenillu
may be compued to innum-
erable p~ats, which. by bit-
in& a aiant both in front and
rear, ultimately uhauat him.
They make thcmacln• aa
~~ne.odtuable aa a poup of
cruel and hateful devlla and
aa they p-ow and attain ai-
aanti c proportions. they will
find that their victim it not
only nhausted but practi·
cally perishinJ."
leadcnhip m these bands
of &ucnll lu, \ta.o says,
"u1ua\ly falls upon the
shoulders of youn& s tudents,
teachen , professors, o ther
educators, local soldi cry,
profcuiona l men. attisans,
a nd those without fi1ed pro-
fUSions, who ate willina to
e1crt lhemselvcd to the last
drop of their blood."
"Uow can victory be attain-
ed by 1uerrilla operation•""
lhe Ch1 ne.c boss aaks. "In
war, the (enemy) m01t de-
pend upon lines of communi-
-..
calion ••. tbe mosl important
cootidcratiOfts for her arc
lhat her rear be uable and
and peaceful and that her
linu of communication be
intact."
\1iliu.ry stratcaiata were
alerted in June when top
Ccmmunitt tenorist e&peru
met in Hanoi !or a "World
Labor Conference ." o\coord-
ing 1o confidential reports,
the Red conferenc e waa
called to outline an active
"suateJY for man picket•
ina. comm.lnication disrup-
tion, and anli-wu demon•
Illations in all land• sup-
portina the U.S. in Viet·
nam." A number of U.S.
Conwnuniata anendcd th•
mcetin&.
E•perll now believe that
the recent mi1taken bombin11
or South Vietnamese villa&CS
by U.S. pl anca were due w
'' conmuni cation di sruption''
by &Uenilla sabotaae uni ts
which \tao Tse-tuna u ya are
loc ated "somewhere 1n the
reat oC the enemy, and there
become the backbone of
JUCtTi 1\a operations.
What happened at S:l6 p.m.
on Nov. q, t%5, can happen
aaain. Communist lOOn-
squads will lllc every trick,
every scheme, every pre·
tense of" peraecution of the
mas1cs," even s abouae, to
create conOict of all lon.Js .
It is part of Lenin'~ plan for
world revol uti on.
.. ..... ··-••eta)•
... ~ .. .r::--...... :":. ____ ..
. __. N1spat .....__...._;at ._..I .,...11
.
Look-ing ahead to '66
11M T .... , Club of New•
port Harbor lttld ill ..... , a.n...... party dUt •••k.
lad It •• toekiaa forwud
tl) 1M fiaaJ aeCtiOil raMtiap
ot lhe old year, aad Of'OPMlt
for lbe ••• year.
The January main moetiaa .,nu M. held oo the 2Stb,
ftaldq wilh u 11 a.m. buf·
fet haach. Pr•k Oay, bali·
klfte •d pianist. will pre-
ant a propam of musical
m"Lcrpiecea.
Section aclivitiu Cor tbe
remaiader of lhe year are u
follows:
Th~nday , Dec. 9-Phyllis
Kiaa will Jive a Chri lin\& I
Moor •d wrappiaJ demoa·
ewation at dle Co1011a del
Mar Youth Ceuter £or the
combiae.d mcetiaJ of the
fllle art1 ud crafll u ctioa
Md t he aarcien section.
Tuetday, Oec. 14 -The
book section \rill meet tl
lhe home or Mrs. Ernest Mc-
Clelland, llll Oolciearod
Ave., Harbor View Hilla.
Ciry librarian Dorothea
Slleely will review now
books.-
T1:r.u.rtclay, Dec. 16 -The
fine uta and cralta section
will !told a c..ulleliabt tela
from 1 10 .t p.m. It dt.e boftle
of ~a. M.K. McP.airy, 1133
Sometut l.,.a,, Wutclirf.
All ~Nrabera of the Tuuday
Club 110 initod .
The cud section is not
holdina iu propeuive
bridae aeuion• dllrina De-
cember.
The club'• cook book,
.. Never on Tue1day," i1
1lill beina offered for .. le.
Mary Hendrie, phone 541·
6117, i• in charae.
FltiiT CUE IALE RT FOI IATIIDAY
Memben o( lhe Newport
Harbor Buioen and Pto£e1·
1ioaal WC)I"Mn'• Club will
1ell fnait cakea at the eatt
door of Richard'• Lido Mar-
ket thi1 Saturday, Dec. 11.
Ptoc:oed• will 10 for th on!.
the"'iob traJnlnJ prop.m,
1Cholanbip1, and care••
un.liraited, &he BPW propam1
for yowaa airlt in the bu1i·
neu world.
ACTQq Sterling Holloway Is cooperating with the Fine
Arts Patrons of Newport Harbor In presenting"=:spe:clally
tor Children" at the Pavilion Ga llery in qa1boa during
December.
Commodore's Ball Dec. 10th
The South Shore Sailina
Club will cclebnte iu 8th
annual Commodore '• 8111
thi1 Friday, Dec. 10, at the
Newport Harbor Y•cht Club.
Officers will chanae com•
mand for the comina year.
In prep.ration for the event
wivea of many of the 1k1ppen
h1ve planned unuaual decor·
ations 1n keepina with the
event. Headina the decora·
tina committee i& \tn. Rich-
ard Reineman, who 1s as-
sisted by \lmcs . Blair Ham1l•
UXI , William Kitchen&, Wil·
l1am Coulter 11 , James Whit.e,
Emeat \1inney and P11tri clr.
Shepard.
a." \tr. Re1neman will tum
over h11 previous VIce-com-
modore pos1tion ID James
Wh11e, who in tum will re-
IJnQUIIh hu rear-commodore-
ship ~William Kitchenti .
The board of duecto" who
will au1de the Clubnut yea1
mclude Wilham Balr.er, Ro·
bert Searles, Wilham Coul·
t.er II, and Gc01:1e Carver.
COTITlodore Blau lltrTU1ton's
w1fc. Jane, 11 ch.a1rman for
the 1t1m1•formal affair.
IIIIS. ETIIEL Oftll OF
IE-IT NEI.T$11ES
Connodore Blair Hanulton,
wbo 111ided lbe club for 196~
•i11 relinqui•b bit conm•d
10 Ridlard RefnemM, well-
• ~======~::~;~~~~jji;;:=::J-::known 10 meler skipper and i owner or tbe 6().fool "Bran-
\irs. Ethel Owen, 72. of
621 Powell Pl.. Ne.,...,r\
Hd.pts, died No•. )0 at 1he
Merdiae eo.-t•ecent Ho ...
pi tal in Costa \iua.
Surnvou include a dau&h·
ter. \tra. Earl Swnebaclr. of Newpon tle1ghts; 2 arand·
children: J Jfelii·Jfandch.ll·
dren: and a brother, Harold
Co1l1u of Costa \lesa.
OLORTV
II 1111ilt1 • ..,., •
Zllitll Clllr TY
2816 E. COAST IIJI7Y.
CORONA DEL JUR
I
Scrv•cu <acre held at the
Newport llarbor Lutheran
Ourch wi th the Rev. Jamea
G. Bltin offi c1auna. Inter·
ment wa~ st Harbor Rest
\temonat Parlr..
\tn. Owen was born 1n
\ianches ter , EnJland, and
had rc udcd 1n the area for
19 yean.
REIIISTIAn• AT OCC
JAil. I TIIROUCit JAI. 2l
Reaisuation ror the sprina
semcuer at Oran1c Coast
Cotlcae will be11n Jan. l .
Rcblmma and new day
colleae students may reaia·
t.er -.,oeekday• throuah Jan.
27 . The sprina scmetter will
start Jan. H .
Conellan J . Thompsun,
dean of admiuions and re-
corda, said students who
will be new to the colleae
must contact the ac:naiiSJons
office for rePsuation infor-
mation . Tcle~one nwnber
is S4Q-1610. Cltension 201.
Retumina students will
make sppoi.ntmenll on cam-
puo .
IW SDLIIU TAlES
AIIIORIE COUIISE
Pvt. Donald W. C_ntrilr.in.
son of \1r . and Mra. William
Enuikin, 2165 Se:rana Pl..
CostA Meta. hu completed
1 1-eelr. airbome courae at
lhc Army ln{utry School. at
!lennina. Ga. lie recei•ed
trainina in proper jump tech·
niques. ufet}' procedure&
and equipment maintenance.
The 11-,.ear-<~ld soldier
was •ld•a~d from \iiuouri
\4iliLUy Ac.adcmy. \iuico,
Mo., In 1961 anJ Oranae
Cout Colleae in I %4.
Oefc.ndina a~ate c:hempion
£1 Camino dowed •e Oranae
Coau Collcae ppplcn ll-
16 Prilily ia opeeifta action
of 6e ,,., for •• Brrllu.Jim
Hodae, wre.adiftl at 160
pounda,Md Terry Lorenu•,
at 167. cec:h tcued pi••
qaintt El c.n.mo to pac.t
OCC. Tfte S.cs trne1 ,to
Cetrill)t for 8'"7 :)0 p.111. rnnt
-..Dee. 9.
lfs especially. for children -T IIA-fill• .. liST IEC11!JII---,. J
THURSDAY, DEC.'· ISS
-DEl liM, CM.Jf. The preview sbowina of ee-
tor Sterlina Holloway's
"Especially For Cbitdret1"
n.bibition wu held Saturday
at lbe Pavilion Gallery for
lhe members of the Pine Atta
PaUOns or Newport Harbor
ud their ciUidren.
The aallery has been trans-
formed by desianer Vance
Jooson into a wonderland,
witb a maz.e, a room of
color, a lona room, a tunnel ,
•d 1 ' happenina', all for
a child's deli&ht. Ia th is
settina is a collection or til
forms of artistic npreuioo,
from a 6th cenwry artifact to
0p A<L
Sterlina Hollowsy refeu
to dle exhibit as an art ca.·
perieace fpr children six to
sixteen. He commented Chat
for some time, be hat wsnt-
od to present 1 show just for
cbildren . He doea not want
so inlluence them, pide
them, or force cbem so like
it, but only to show them
really pd an with the bopc
tbat they will enjoy iL His
voice lfeeu all small vi11·
lou to the aa11ery in tbe
lkiefina Roan where be
tells them . "tr you really
loolr. and try to ICC , thtt'l
fine. If you just do thla,
you will be doii\a a fa•or for
me and fo r youraelf." He
concludes With "and maybe
you will have made 1 new
friend whOl e name 11 Art."
\ir. Hal\owsy hu spent the
putyear&athennl pa1nunaa.
sculpwre. and utifacta from
museums •d aalleriea hom
Seattle to La Jollt. There is
an ancient O!.ine.c hub csp ,
Jaintina• by Breu&he l, Gains•
borouah, Whi slier's "Blue
Boy," 1 Picauo, a Sou-
tine, oriainal illustnt•ona
by Dr. Scuu and Chulu
Schultz, Jspanue sdk
scrolls, and a tinetic scul~
lure of a sh1 p, created by
Oeorae R1 clr.e y e'pec•al1y
for "Espec•all) For Oul·
dren."
The Clblbit•on w11l be open
1D the pubh~· 1u Oec. 31,
everyd11y from I to 5 p.m.,
with the e•ceptwn of Dec.
25 . The Pavthon G•llery 11
located lit -'00 \ia1n St rce t,
Balboa.
Mrs . Spencer R1chardum
and \iu. Wilham Ch1chester
ate , co-chamm:n {lf the F1ne
Arh Pauons Comnu ttce.
worlr.l n& With \tr. Holloway
on th 1' cxh•b1t. \tu. \iar·
shall Neukc lr.er, hosp1taht)
chairman, and her comm1ttee
served the youna I 'Jeltli
Chnaunu cookies and p1nlr.
lemonade followtna the pre·
view tour of the aallery.
The a bow wi II move &o the
Los An,... lea County Museum
or ..... 1 on Jan. 11.
SP'ITTING ON A STONE?
E 11er It)' spittina: on a stone to ca.te pam., Sound&
foolish, now~~dr!ys. But a kM1J umc aao rollo:s actually
U5Cd thts '"mnedy:· We'~ lucty to be hv•ntl 1n th•s
ate of modem medcinc. Medical ~ 1\as tpllcn
us many woodc:lful pain rdieven and otket' reliable,
dfectJ\I'C df\1&1. H~. it 's u.ili not w1se 10 use Qlfy
mecticauon indilcnminatdy. When you don't feel up
to psr. ask your phyWan's adva fi~t Then. tr he
prescribes medK:aoon. comr to us
pn:scnptlon prompcly and csrduU~
We'll fiH h1s
Christensen Pharmacy
E. C:OAn' IIWT .. C:O_,.A DEL 110
08IOLE 1·2550
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DEUGHT THE VW AND PORSCHE OWNERS ON YOUR CHRISTMAS UST
WITH ACCESSORIES FROM IVERSON
Lilted bel-are Jw:.t " fe""' of the manr
~·· --.oNeS that w olt brogl'ltcn elle ry
on" Cftrt1tft1a1 mornong. Voa•t Chock l.,er-
-·, ~ries ahowroom e a r I y to take
ad"a"tage of tl'let~ot spectal procea.
INSIGNA KEY FOB
$1.50
COCO MATS (FRONT & REARJ
$16.9S
DOORSILL PI.A TES
(Stein'-s ... ll
$12.00 .... .
LEATHERETT STEERING
WHEEL COVER
$6.95
aEAUTIFUL CHROME SKI !tACKS
$14.95
ELEGANT WOODSHIFT STICK KN06
$3.75
BENDIX TAC.Q.METER
$22.95
WOOO STEERING WHEEL
$49.95
SIMULATED WOOO DASH
$6.95
DENIM PLAID SEAT COVERS
$19.90
CHROME OFF-SET WHEELS
$29.95/EA. EXCH.
EXTIU.CTOII EXHAUST SYSTEM
$49.95
!SPECIAL) WHEEL TRIM RINGS
ALL MOO. ntiiU '65
$6.95 (Set of 41
KEY FOB TYPE
$1.50
PORSCHE KEY CASE
$2.25
STAINLESS STEEL DOOR SILL PLATES
$19.95
ORAGER TillE GAUGE
$6.95
COCO MATS (FRONT & REAR!
$21.9S
WOOO SHIFT KNOB
$3.75
LEATHER RACING-DRIVING GLOVE<
$1.95
CHROME LUGGAGE & SKI RACK
$59.95
HEAOIIESTS
$39.9S/PR.
TALBOT IU.CING MIRROII
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WOOO STEERING WHEEL
FITS ntRU '59
$49.95
NARDI WOOO WHER 1'60 ONJ
$9~.00
EXTRACTOR EXHAUST SYSTEM
$54.9S
CUSTOM SOO WAX KIT
$5.00
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W e d. N ite Buffe t
$2.50 from Sp.m . to !2p.m.
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JAM SESSION
-DAY EVENINGS
HOWARD WWAMS'
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JUFF£T • WNCH • DINNER
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"Try Solll.-.fllew"
Foro Different
Br.akfost or lunch COFFEE SHOP
l A.l. TDIP.I .
"FEATUIIIG IUTQIEI lOY MUT1"
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Delu,;e -\pL ... -I & 2 Hedroorn-2 Halhs
fmm Sl.'iO.f}(} mo. 2 Pools-Tenni s Courtl!l
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F•a:uri nq DINNER MUSIC
By GEORGE TACK on ftt• ZITH ER
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ll'l(t•Ht;od f1rtrd,.,M11 dot r· lblt#'rhraM /ff'O'r
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ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY
F.\J()} 01'1~ E\"CE LI.E\T SE-tFOOns i\'D
OTIIFR Gill R ~£T SPF.CIH. TIE S
HOW FEATURING COCKTAJ L HOURS 5.7 P.M.
1111 I . COAST HIIY .. REIIPORT lEACH ···till
lrvino's
lliE WORLD'S ~T
PIZZA
;1,. LASAGNA 1~ u r Sandwich•
W, 19th. in the Mesa
Plaza Shopping Center.
YANQ
Yule contest
o I
11 announced
Tbe aawly fomMCI Newport;
Upper Bay A .. n. h pluniaa
Chriatm.. trophiea for Ill•
beat deooratod bomoa ia
tbeir ana &bet encompuaoa
Tllatin Aft,, Anniver .. ry
Lane and Golden Ci rcle.
Accordina to Robert Sim-
ona, preaident ohbe property
owner' a auociation, a pand
prite award and a cbildren'a
award will be made. The
latter awud muat be the
theme of a cbild'a oriainal
idea but can be bOlped by
an adult to put it toaether.
The judJina committee ia
compoaed of Emil Pnek., JO&
uph Morris, and James Toah
of De Mal Tosh Florin, 2438
N. Newport Blvd., Colla
Meu. The awarlh will be
made the ni&ht of Wednuday,
Dec . 22.
Medicine for
Viet Nam
Frank LaMaana of Anaheim,
tourina Viet N.m and olher
Far Eutue.a1 on a peuonal
ract-findina million, has
called (or a movement to
1end medical supplie1 to the
South Vietnamese.
He s pent 1everal days in
the be.ttle-torn Da Nan&
area, visiting orphanaaes,
hospitals, and campi in
lllhich civilian Vietnamese
are bein1 treated by U.S.
mili tary personneL
He also reponed that he
had spoken with scores or
Oran~ County servicemen,
and that he would "look up
their kinfolk" when he re-
turned.
"Their morale is hiJh,"
he said. "and their bravery
beyond description."
He said American fo rces
e xhibited deep contempt for
the "r.et-Out.Qf-VIet ... 'Jam"
J emons trato rs in this coun-
try . "To a man,'' he ~aid,
"they con&~der them cowards,
mufits, and traitors ."
After he return• to Oranae
County in late r)ecember or
early J.nuary, he plans to
or•ania:e • d:riYe 10 collecc
needed supplies and forward
Dlankeu, medictn'cs. and
1\osf'lt.a l supplies to V1t1
'Jam.
\1r. La\tagna, lS. IS 01 can-
d1 Jat e for Re pu blican no-
minatiOn fM U.S. Con.:re.'iS
In the 1.1th f)lS iriCl, a lioeat
no"' he ld hy <"lemocrat R1ch-
:.ud llann a.
Breaks in to
help victim
The trouD le began when
F.:mma C. E lhott, 78 , slipped
m her balhro~ last Thurs·
day. h1 t her nee~ on the edae
of the batl\ tc and landed
on the sma ll of her b1ck .
She then ca leJ f)O ii ce f01
he lp.
When Pollee OITi cer J.
Andrew s arnved at Q(){) E.
Ocean Ft., 9alboa, he heard
moamng 1ounds from an up-
s tairs room. -\ll the doo11
and windows were locked,
and a padlock wu on the
door. Offi cer o\ndrews thGn
used a 5c rewdrwer and forc-
ed open a wmdow.
\~s . Elliott wu found on
her bedroom noor unable to
move . Aher complaining of
pa1n m her back and hips.
she wa1 rulhed to Hoa1
Hosp1tal, where s he is now
1n good condition.
BOY FOR SCHOFI ELD'S
~r. and \ln. ~'lorman Scho-
field. 510 Fulle-rton Ave.,
~ewport He1jJht1, are parenu
of a ton born We dnesday,
Dec. 1. in Hoaa Ho1pital. --y---....... , .. .
Coli~
WANT BE MILLIONAIRE!
l.n•11 tinw mall,. •uit11 In H .. n, K11n1 ft•r A,....ric-an mUiio.,.iru
IOlu,inf O,W-nl . Nnw immit',..t• USA . Tajk_,,. • ....,y Ho.""" Kona auih
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YANG'S HONG KONG TAILORS --JDs-tlla... ......... ~ .......
CORONA OEL MAR ARTIST Rex Brandt,
assisted by his arti st wlfe, Joan Irving
Brandt, puts the finishing touches on a
mu ral at the new Bayside Center office
of Newp01t National Bank . Looking on
trom above are bank staff members, from
left, Donna Pri ce, Ann Maxwell, Ann
Palafen i, manager Gene Montgomery,
assistant manager Bob qoo t, Heidi Uas-
sey , '3inkie North and Lola Campbell.
The mo vement and activity of ttl e ~ are
depleted in colors of muted blues and
tans that ttary in tone and hue. qex '3randt
recalls that his first serious painting was
a Harbor Area scene. This was 32 years
ago, when he was a high school student
in ~i versi de. He painted a water color of
the bay and the 3alboa Pavilion, and ~ron
first prize at the Californi a State ~="air.
YULE PROGRAMS AT SCHOOLS
SIUde nll in I he Newport
Beach Elementary School
llistrict will present their
Christmas pro v ams during
the week of l')ec. 13, accord-
in I to 'iupt. Roy 0 . o\nJer-
sen.
Chi ldsen at Lincoln anJ
~ewpon Heights School~>
will offe r the1r pro ~tams on
Tuuday, nee. 1.1. Primary
lfSdea at Newport He ijJh ts
will perfonn at 9:10a.m. and
the upper grades u I :30
p.m., both with the theme,
"Christmas Through Chil-
dren'• Eyes." Lincoln's
"The Thinas That ~akc It
Ch.tistmu" wdl bea1n at
7:30p.m.
Harbor View and :--lewpon
Schools will be featured on
McAfee troth revealed
Mr. and \tn. Jame1 A. ~c
Aree Sr. of :--lewport Beach
ha ve announced the betro-
thal or their dauJhter, Judi
AM. to Peter 'Jendron, 1on
of Mr. and Mu. Donald A.
Dendron of Corona del Mar.
\tiu \tc o\fee is a vaduate
o( Newport llarbor High
School. She IS now attenJ-
m& Oran1e Coast Co ll eae.
where sht IS majorin1 1n
denta l U SISimg and is a
member of Eps•lon Delta. the
dental >\ss!Slmg Cl ub.
Her fiance IS a lso a gra-
duate of 'Je wporl llarbor and
attended Orange Cnlllit, where
he was ac t1ve m student go-
vernment. lie u now maJor-
In! 1n bus1nen admmlsUa-
tiOn at t.he Un1 ven1 ty of
~u 'lhern Ca ll fom• a, where
he 15 affi lnucd w1th th e Ph1
Judi At!n Mc:Af-
Kappa Tau fraternity.
No date haa yet been ae:
for the weddinJ.
Music festival Dec. 13th
Seven high schools w1l1
pre!ent a Chuumas fe suval
of mUSI C at the Oran1e Coast
College auditonum \1onday,
Oec. 11. betvnnmg at 8 p.m .
The fo llo wins high schools
w1\l p1Ut11:.1pate : Corona del
~r . t:s tancia, Newport Har-
bor , Hunun1ton Beach, \iar-
ml and \Veslminster. They
will combine fo rce s Wi th the
OCC choru s for se veral num-
bers in addi tion to doina
some numbers on thei r own.
Sestina will be limited,
because more than SOO hi&h
school auu:t1 will attend.
The festival ia deaiancd
to acquaint s tudents •ilh
ace and to live them •
meet OCC music
Wednesday, Oec. 15. "The
Sounds of Chriumu" will
bcain at 9:30a.m. at llarbor
View with all children per-
fonnina. Newporl School'•
"\teny Christmas" will he
given in two sections. Pri-
mary children will sin& at
9:30 a.m. and the upper
arades will pcrfonn at 1 :)0
p.m.
\b\day, afternoon and
evenin& perfo nnances w1ll
be Jiven Thursday, Oe c. IIi,
at Mariners anJ llorace £n-
IIJ.fi Schools. "What 11
Chriumu't" 11 \1arinen
will feature primary children
at 9:30 a.m. anJ the upPer
padea a1 1:30 p.m. En1i111's
"Let There Be Peace On
Eutb" will beain at 1:30
p.m. in the JYm . Speci al
music JIQUPI will preaen t
the proifam.
Corona del \1ar'l "Ru-
dolph's Oilemn a" will be
&i ven a t Q:]O a .m. Friday,
Oec. 17. The mus1ca l pro-
p-am written by \1rs . \tar-
JOUe Ramen. w1ll feature
all the ch1 ldren.
The public i1 1n v11ed to
attend the perfonnan ces,
'iupt. o\ndeuen rem1nds
COAST
Gl.an~i ng st~cn of wo.,., gold mylar on
o eoiUtRn of wolhabl e
woo l. , .lng .. lou• at-
home Togo, de1ign.d
tro atoy.ln ploc:e vd1tl o
aingte ~op.
Price 2.5. 9.5
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"ROYAL IALL£r
IIAD~::i~-~~·LLI. ST''""'""' I POIITnM
SWAM LAK E -N:.T II
Tloo FI..WN' o.41oo
lo E-colot
QJRT AIM 4T .. 30
•AND-AT 7:00 ONLY
~ TIAVILIMIA
JAPAN -I'HILIPI'INES
THAILAIIO -SIIIGM'OIIE
DOLE 211 SIZE CAM CASI..SIIAYM!
PINEAPPLE JIHCE )/ 27t GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
SPENCER
STEAKS , ....
FACIAL
Frying Chicken
CUTUI' WMOLI
PAIIII STYLI
.... ~SPARE RIBS
'TIMfa wUI be bla doiq•• ia
Palm Sprina• dlia weokeftd
wllea dt.e Pecalaaola Point
lllaoqaal Clu.b attack• die
Teuia Club ooont there.
Lootina forward tD lbe
..,....ta ue CltyiDD Utd
M'Loo Dolloo-. Bob ood
Hasel Jonu, Maria McOni tl,
&b and *tao Se'l"it.a and
Jot aad Joyce Fo1ter. • • •
Spmciaa up a.d buay wllb
her Olliltmu docorationt ,
Praace1 Lamb it preparina
ller Wattclifr home for a
Clwl1 1ma1 IWIIcbcon for
fri aad• on Thunday nul.
• • •
Twoaty yean •.. and ac•
oordi.a.a tD uadition tbat ia
lh• china anniversary .•..
w..tdiaa lllDivenuy peet-
iaa• are in order for Oick
IDd Till a Underwood of Bay·
craat, wbo celebrated their
10th oo Tueaday Jut. • • •
Posmor reaidenta of Irvine
Terrace, Ted and Tookic
Paolson, wbo are now livina
ia E.rurald Bay, 1 ti II had
itchy feet •.. new to New
Y ark ad then 101ued the New
Enaland u.atea. • • •
"Hi lib Tu" ... an read the
invilationa fO • holiday party
at the Lido home d Ruth
McLeod ~day nuL
• • •
The Kappa Delta Alumnae
boliday diMer held at the
Newport Heia.hts home ol
Edna Pranken included hua·
t:.ndt, and was a roarin&
success . .amona thc-se
feutina were Paul and Jac-
que Kuhn or Baycreat, ~OJel
and Bart:.ra Wels h of Harbor
Hiahlanda, Nobby and Bev
Cochran of Newport llel&hta,
Pete and Ginnie <\ndcrson
of F..ast murr and Jim anJ
Lu. Palmer of Bay Shores.
Til• Oru .. Co .. l)' Pllll-
blmDilic: Society preun\ed
the Oeba.t Orchottll, made
up of YQa&RI mllt iclus from
the Youa Muaiciant Poua·
dation, laat Friday nilbt
with oonduc:cor, Michael Til•
toa and 111111t c:oDductor
Jobuy Green of Lido. Ou""
st.and.ina u d unbelienble
was lhe Npificont pedor·
maoce of lS.,car-old piuo
aoloist, Mona Gelabek, who
played die Saiot Sacna Con·
cerlo No. 2 in O'minor .•.
abe acaaally c:ueued the
keyboard and left ber au·
dience CftUIJlc:ed . • • •
Sugulina &hat lbe holiday
aea1011 c:ommeoc:e with
.,odie1 and pyety at her
Balboa htand borne, Wink
Brown has invited friends ol
aood c:beer 1D an open house
Sunday evenina. • • • Followina a proareuhe
dinner lalt weekend, the
denert was acned at the
home of Georae and Carol
Ziealcr of Baycrest ... and
enjoyina every monel were
Bob and Jean O!.amley or
Bac:k Bay, Dan and linda
Oinsmoor of Balboa Island,
Mike and Mary 'Aontaomcry
of Laauna Beach. Bob ·and
Carol Perkins of lnine Ter•
rac:e and Oan and Bart.rs
Lindquiat or Baycrest. • • •
Potter and Erline Gam,
who live in Irvine Terrace,
had a dinner party JUSt for
f~m with auesll Bob and
~n Badham and Warren
\4arlene Sturtevant of
Dover Shores and Wal·
ly and Donnell ~'och of Har·
bor Hi&hlands . • • •
Joe and Jean Bush are
hvin& on LuJo after a mor.th
lon& ',\'est In-lies hone)·moon
... an d a. stop m :'llew Yo rk ,
Rev. Moomaw to speak
The Community \rtcthodut l::otrd of ducctou of the
Ouu ch or Balboa Island Pellowsh1p of Chruulln
will hold iu 16th anniveuary Athletes. and in 1Q57 was
dinner at the Fint Methodist elec ted Dy the Jun1 or Cham·
Ou.uch of Costa Mesa, 420 lxr of Commerce u one of
'It'. lCJth St., at 6:30p.m. lhitl the 5 ountandin& men u1
Friday. Dec. 10. Put min1· Ca.lifornia for that year . ·
ateu •d their •ives will be Rcaervationa for tho ban·
~t~••t• o( honor. quet arc to be made with the
The speaker will be the church offi ce, 675-0950. or
ReY. Donn Moomaw ,min111er Bill \iuwell , 675-2CJI6 .
of the Bel <\ir Presbyterian
Churdl in Los Anaeles. He
11 an a\1-ume foo tbal l areat.
All·Americltl lineman at
UCLA for 1950. 1'~5 1 and
}1~52 . lineman of the year,
c:olleae player or the year,
c:o-c:aptain or the colleae
All Start, and in 1953 he
wu named 11 one of the
-.,rid's areatest athletes in
••Who' s wbo in Sporll."
While 1 junior at UCLA,
be cormnittod hi s life 10
Jesus Chriat. brinaina the
tame "all~t" dedication
fO lbe teTYi Ce of God and
man aa he brouaht to tbe
te1m on the football team.
LIOIS CLUI TO HOLD
CIIILDREI'S PARTY
The Otanae Coast L1ons
Club of Costa \ten will hold
1ts children's Chrutmu
party at 6:30 p.m. Wednes•
day, Oec. 22, m the \toose
Lodae on 17th St. A buffet
d1nner will be served, and
O!.rislmal st.oclr.ina• will be
Jivcn 10 all the younauen.
Bob 'doore is proaram c:haH·
n.n. Jaclr. Mabterian is aer-
V'ina •• food cbainnan. and
Tom Bawne will do the Santa
Claus cborea.
ASH TRAY SETS FIRE
He w11 a member of the <\n 11h trty that waa emp •
Billy Graham Team in th.~ tied into a waate buket
19S4 Loadon Crusade. cauted 11,250 d.naae when
Afterl 1 aradualion from it set tbe kitchen oa l'ire in
PriDcetcm Theoloaical Semi· an apartment at 216 Marine
0.-y in ltSl he wu appoiot· AYe., O.lboe hlaad, last ..s 111 mini1tot of new lifo to pfiqy. The tCftanta •• Wil·
the Fin tPreaby\eri• Charc:b li1m Racak and Jly Mitael·
o1 He i 1 oa l:be ian.
frw
ift • • wrapping
sportswear
a
nice
place
to
shop
children's -r
hosiery
lingtril
ows
3404 VIA IJDO, NIWf'OIT .... CH
wtaero lhoy uw Hoary Ponq
Ia "Ooaaration." • • •
A SO.,ur aw•d. will be
pvta. S.twday &o one of Cba
AJph.t Chi Omeaa al .... a
wban tho P'O"P mHLI for
tbair Christm11 loac:beon
S.ttarday at the Staffod Sb.irt.
Pea Hirth of S.ytldc Orin
is their ptetid.eat aad Mary
Davia or Cofoaa dol Mar Is
bospil.alhy c:hairmaa for the
affair. Pea and Charlotte
Clark of Coroaa del Mar re•
cently auended th.e ina .. 11a·
tion of the oow Alpha Oli
cbapur at UCSB, Delt.a Pai. • • •
Anyone canSbar ... a-Toy .••
apooaorad "' the Newport
H.atbor Palsy Center in San·
11 Ana . The Cenlar receives '
no alate or federal aid and
depend• on friends. The toys
may be used or new. . . aDd
detaih will be aiven by
callina Gwen Williams at
S48-8040. • • •
NEII'O«T-BltCII
RIISTilC11011 --,_5
ll!URSMY, DEC. 1; IllS
CI*)IIA.DEI. liAR, CAUF.
'Messiah'
to be sung
More flu 100 vocali su
hom cburc:bes lhrou&hotH
the harbor area will present
Handel's "Meuiab" at 4
p.m. thia Sunday, Dec. 12,
in lhe Oranae Cout Colleae
Audi 10rium.
lnc:ludcd with the church
ainaers are atudenll from
Coata Mesa, Harbor and Cor·
ona del Mar HiP,. Schools,
Oranae Coast Colleae and
Univcnity of California at
Irvine.
Merle Valdet, Cotta Meu
c:horal conductor, will direct
tbe presentation. Soloi st1
will be Virainit Kidder, Mary
Lou Roberson and Shirley
O'Hara, sopranos; Mary E•-
tber Sone, c:ontrallo; Don
Valdez, tenor, and William
Mauhall Todd, baritone.
Admission is Cree and no
seats are reserved.
!I
Judy Paley of Lido celc·
txated her birthday on tbe
lllh in peat style with
members of the local "Birth·
day Club" ... and this time
husbands were included.
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N.6.IISCO WA'IEII.LY
WAFIIS ,~ ... llc
C&H CANE
SUGAR , -47c
C&H ~AGIC
Frostiftq Sagar
HAWAIIAN
HULA HIGHIAU l ·-11
CASl' SW ... YNE GOLotN PlUDE
YAMS ~. 4 -'1
SNOW'S NEW ENGLAND
CLAiil CHOWDER -4 -'1
STAitKtST CHUNtC
TUNA l'o 4 ,..•1
NEW! UNCLE IE:H'S CHIOC.EN OR aw FtAvOt.tO
RICI MIX , -2 • ltc
c.rs
RIUIT COCKTAIL -5 -'1
c.rs
RIUIT SALAD -l • '1
Ullrs SUC£0 Ol CAUSHEO
PINEAPPLE 'l'o 5 ... '1
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PINIAPPLI JUICE • _ 4 -'1
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JUICE COCKTAIL ". 10 -'1
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CORN -5 -'1
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TOMATOIS -5 ~'1 ................ PIAS-s_., ........ v.•u SAUSAM .-5 ~ '1 ........ SOCIC£,..
liD SALMON • -l't&
5-11
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LIDO MARKET CENTER
AT Tt4E ENTRANCE TO UOO ISLE
•
STEAK
WE REA Ll Y SELL STEAK ! ! !
Peoplt no e l< t o R cf-o rd. 1::> ~u y •• b ~t .... l~ '"'' ·~o ........ 'II 'ernout for
lhe fle~o• of our l:.t tf ""d '"''~' '" •.s.-c ... 1o• • .,,.. "'"~ .. II''''"'' fOo
lee .. inq only enou91> fat lo e""'""' fl;a· -c~:Je •l ~>! i l h v ' "o' enou9 Po ~or
ccn tly watte.
Our MEAT PR ICES motch our competitio n
but RICHARD'S QUALITY 1s ours olone!
STEAK SALE
RICHARD'S FAiiiOUs.fOII-RA VOl.
,
T-BONE STEAKS
RICHARD'S AGIO. To.ftRHCTlON
PORTERHOUSE
98~
1.09~
RICHARD'S
TOP SIRLOIN
RICHARD'S TENDER DICED LOIN
SIRLOIN TIPS ----
RICHARD'S ROZEN 2 Ll. lOllS
HAMBURGER PArnES
RICHARD'S LIAN
GROUND BEEF
W( Altf l AJUNG Oltot.t1:S ON
NOLIIAY POILTIY
...;..-~~
OUO:UNGS ,..M 11:11 lt0AS1S
PME.ASA.-.ri WCKllhG PIG . 06SE
SANTA'S COMING DEC. lOth!
DA&.T l!ll YO 6::10 SAT. 11 TO 6 SUN. 1J TO 6
PICTUIIS WJ1'H u.tn'A SAT. & SUM. J to 4
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DE&LET NOOit
DATES
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MIXED RIUIT . -
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AMiY 'fi.~·· Me Cl:"" L.Ait&( ASSOlltD !i&CADS ,..
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1'J.a •. z.. • u •• a Ci1h Eh:lp
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Big bond issue is okayed
"-tl,Ol.S,OOO baed iu... Mlaa wtort had IPPIOWid St., betwen Boa Vltta ud
f« 1 ••• tebool ud I• \M boad luue I• Ocaobf;r, Slut• Or. h will ooatilt
pro .. toeou oo l olhen for 1'63, but lhe board appronl ot l kindclraartua IINI •
-.ALJca•llill• IIWU1' 111•11 1111
..... Aile• ~IAio•. 54, of
444 \lieo A.,e,, flrfewport
Hei.u .. died \to.day at ahe
Newport larbot Coeval ...
c•t f{Oipilall. s.mvorw in·
ciNe h.r ll .. bud, Edwia r;",
Mlgiaa Sr.; a aoa, E dwin F',
tllgt .. Jr.; her mo&J.er, \Ira.
\t.r,.,et \hiearw of "lalboa;;
2 eialel'll, \Ira, Ja.ephlae
Jolla.-of Reddias aod \tre.
\llrs-et \1cCau.dl iab of
Soodapte.
taM Cotta Men Unioa !kh.ool ••• AOeded. eltiiiCIOml at a colt o1
Dittrict wu ap~roved Mon-The oew tcbool ia lho t)O) l'H. Two clauroomt
day n.iaht by dl.e Nowpon• O.learic School, wbieh is tad 't tcienca room will bt
Mlu boardohNtteu. Cotta to be; located on Balearic added mUte Maaadc 8. Davis
A JOINT SPORTS NIGHT will be held from 7 to 11 :30 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. l b, in th~ girls' and boy s' gyms at New-
port Harbor H I~ School . Pi cture d are Laurel Wagner and
Steve Pearson, presiden ts ol the 2 sponsoring organ iza·
tions,~e Girls League and the Varsity Club4There will be
gymnastics, basketball, volleyball, ping pong, dancing and
refreshments.
Visit the new Koren Morvreto, Tivoli Square
(/u.tl gcro.r.t 1/i r .strut fro'" our (ormtr loc ation )
~hrislmns 'llntes
Royal Copenhagen and B & G
1965 edition S12 .00
Christmas Spoons S16 .50
Our new shop •s Ch ristrn os-full of beovtifvl imported gihs
ond Don ish imported furn1t ure ond occ essor1ea
SPECIALLY PRICED
Swedish stemwore ~ 99;
Exquis ite-smaketane ·oil Sizes
Martini Mixers
Hond.blown Sw e dish crysto l
Handmade P h ili ppan e Tobl emols
l 00% noturo l bono no fiber
OP EN 'TIL 9 -.Sot. 'til
IUS! S2 .95
39c
11 ..4
Unity mood shaffered
Tho California Republic1n
Luaue, labelled as a "n»-
derate" volunteer orJaniza-
tion, held ita first annual
convention at the Lo• Ansel·
Cl Biltmore on Dec. 3, 4 and s.
This oraani ution, whi ch
claima 4000 membeu, waa
Conned to appeal to libenl
Republic-.n a and 10 brin1 1o
the OOP a broader bue of
active support. This aoal i s
an. admirable one, since the
burden of c ampaian work in
recent yean has been borne
by the conaet"ative volunteer
poups.
At the outset of the con ven-
tion it appeared that there
would be some Jemblance or
party unity, and in the open-
ina aeu ion, Dr. Gaylord
Parkinson, head of the State
Cenual Corrmi ttee, c ha!·
lenaed the deleaates to act
in a re aponsible manner, 10
that they would be worthy
of their Republican name.
He asked them 10 abi de by
the code of ethics .SOpted
lhi1 ye u , wh ich prohi bit•
Republican • hom enaaaina
1n Juicidal attacks on othtt
Republ ican ,.
County Chairman Jud Lee-
lh am then elaborated on this
lh eme , ad"isina th at th e
basac purpoae of MlY vo lun-
teer &roup IS to do effcct.iv e
prec1nct wo rk and fund-rai a-
ina, with1 n the fr ~Wn e work
of the Party .
The pre1iden t of CRL. At-
torn ey Wi lliam Gray, al on1
with many of the: deleaates,
Jeemed 1o bt: 1mpresaed by
these appeals, but the mood
was soon shattered at the
fol/owina session . AI a
te levised Round Table dis-
cuuion, 10 wtu ch the partict·
pints were lhe leadina Party
hopefuls Cor the 1%6 auber·
natorial race , Goorae Chri s-
_.lrlu:, Wan• Dom, Goodwin
Kni Jht., Ro bert \1onaaan,
Ronald ReaJII'I , Joe Shell
and Lau&hl in Wa ter&, each
made a abort statemen t. after
'olrtuch lhe meet1n1 v.•u
opened to qu esllon s from
the noo r.
when Lauahlin Water., read-
ina from a scripl in answer
1o an apparenlly pre-a.run1ed
queuion, launched an all out
attack aaainat Mr. Reaaan's
intcJ.rity and character.
Mr. Rcapn cane oH much
the winner u he responded
"well, unity didn't lutlon1"
and Eben proceeded to fully
ant wer\tr. Wateu alle&atioru
lhat be was dishonest in his
avowal that he bad not yet
made up hi a mind about run·
nin1 for office, and tbat be
had lied about statements re·
aardinJ John Rousello t.
Several of the deleples
leaped to their feet and
shouted ''Planted question!",
as ~1r. RUJI&Il beaan hi s
rebuttal.
A• he succeufully main-
tained his compoture and
self-cont.rol, Mr. Rea1an said,
"I'm not as concerned with
the planted que 1tion as I am
the planted an 1wer."
The si&nifi cance of \k
Waters' attack wa1 home
out by the' fact that the per-
lion who propo~ed the tria-
actina qu e10tion was a top
oHici al of the CRL conven-
tion. ac tive m many capaci-
ties as well u bcina a
J cle&ate from Sill Francisco.
The attack on Ronald Re a-
&an , com bined with th e im-
pre ssion that th e le aders
of CRL are obsessed wi th the
John Bucb Soc1ety, and in
carry ina their mania on 'th is
subject tD a ludicrous de-
pee, it would seem thai th is
nev.· p oup could no t effec-
ti vely work fo r a slate of
Republican can didues, nor
could th ey operate within
the suuc ture of the Republi-
can Party .
\tany of the deleaatu ad--
mi tted pn vatel y tha t th ey
felt the Birch Society iuue
had been over-eapoaed, 11\d
that proper emphasis should
be plac•d oa die bu1ineu
of actlinJ Republicar~a elec t-
ed to office bul ~~o·hen asked
about th 1s debilitatina pre·
occupation with the John
Bi rch So c1e ty , William Bag-
ley, ass emblym111 from San
Rafael, who headed the com-
mittee that drafted the re·
solut1on on "elltemJ!m,"
slated s•mply lhat "th e press
eapects 11. and we wall ac t
mote headlines."
School cot tina 1111,699.
Tho TeWinklo School wilt
sot a mutic room, a ~ru~lti
P'npou toom and u .ani ...
ituation room at a cott or
1320,58.5.
The board met in oucutive
touion to receive a report
(rom the acroenina commit,..
tee for a new auperintendcnt.
Prospective candidates will
be interviewed this Thu.rt·
day and Friday.
Supt. Roy 0 . Andenon
preunted the needa or the
Newport Beach Eletne~ntvy
School Ditttict. A bond is·
sue oC sl,J70,000 would
have to be told lo ru..ance
the upansion proaum, which
would last until 1910.
Trustee John Neue! pre--
sented the needs of the
Newport Hatbor Union Hiab
School Oialrict. A bond i•·
sue of $6,200,000 would
have to be sold to finance
lhia upansion proanm,
wbich would lut until 1967,
MOq:E THAN 2,000 well'"'l¥fshers attended the barbecue
last Sunday at Q:ancho Mi ssion VIejo Cattle Camp In San
Juan Capistrano honoring State Senatof John Schmitz. He
is pictured here serving steak s on the ch ow line. S~na
tor Schm itz represents Distr ict 35 {Orange County). but
the red istricting act puts him In District .34 (co aslal and
southern Orange County ). He will be seeki ng renomina·
Uon and re-electiOf'l from th e new distr ict next ye ar.
S.rvic.. will be held lo• •r• Dec. 9, et 2 p.na. ia the
leacciHf Chapel \torcuary
with dte rte"· James :1. Lam-
bred! of the Cllriet Church by •• sea officiatins. lntennont
will be at d.e Pacific View
\temorial Park, Corona del
\Ia•.
\tra. 'lill:~na w .. bom in
Chicago, Oli.noie , and had
e~t moat of her life in the
~ewpon area.
YOU TH I$1U.TEH
Jtck R. Cawthon, 19, of
S203 Sea~hore Or ., Weal
Newport. !old police be was
pulled from bit apartment by
6 youths, draned aero" lhe
Jtreet. t.raoclted 10 the pound,
and kicked abOut the face
and body lut Saturday niaht
durin a a party. The bood-
lUII'IJ then fled in C auto,
Teenagers are nabbed
Sixteen teena~r• were at• 391.h St., West ~ewport, poe•
re~te~ aa police raided 2 acuion of atnlen goode;
l•m•liM Val• Sale
d~ank1n~ parties Saturday 'lnomaa \1. Hille, 18, of
n~sflt 1n Bal bo a 1111d l'u t f ountain \'alley , in terferin~
Ne wpo rt. with a po lice offi cer; Ste•
T en were taken into cus• ph en Johnson. 19, of Santa
tody at the Balboa party Ana, disturbinJI, the pur e ;
about midnigfat and ~ were Doyle 'A'. \Iober!~. 19, of
Mbbed at the Weat ~~.,,.~1'1 San ta -\na. dru nk in publir; p!'f~ about 10 p.m. :"me JU· and C rai ~ \ler~i lh , 18 , of
vend_e gi~~ and ~ ~"' -Santa \na, re si !ltin~ ao oHi•
not 1denu hed by polll~t -t·er. ·\ll hn\'e been fr eed on
v.·ere eharsed with l a c~ of bai l.
parental control and released
in cus to dy of their pnren ts .
F'i,·e youths ran gin tt: in lt ~t
from 18 to 19 we"' N"T!!Sted
on a variety of a rrounUJ ,
f.lic~ llfld llil\r "''ere ar-
rested at th e Ualbo a parh• at
621 \\'. Balboa Blvd., J ~hn·
!lon, \lob uh· 11nd \leredith
'Oa ey a re: wert arre!llted at the l'es\
R,..:cr S. C\ir k, 18, of :205 ~ewpora party, I U 39th St.
Tars, Mesa both •
Win
'lewpon ltarbor carried
away a 63-45 v; ctnry over
Valley at the lluntin@lan
Bea ch Invi tational to uma•
ll'lent Tue.day ahemoon.
Dennis Smith puhed tl!rougb
20 point-a and George ''ule
hi t for 17. The T11r$ played
La llaln laat ni f!1! 1.
Cnata \ten blasted Tustin
B.s.-69 Tuuday ni ~t . Guanl
Crai ~ Falconer pa ced tl!e
\!ustan""' with 26 marltera.
Cos ta \leaa pl ayed Sie rn
\'es terday a ftr moon.
The ~:s tllllll ei• Eaglea look
a ~47 dru bbintt at the
banda of Paci fic \londav
~tftemooo . Phil Jord1111 , t·ed-
ter. Ulll ied 15 poin ta. The
f..a glea took on SavWl a of
Anah eim lu t ni~t in the
qu arte,...finala nf th e conaQ>oo
lation Na c~e t.
THE I.AHD MAN
OfRCI FUINITUII
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Tivoli Squa re
\ir. Reaaan h1d ut the
tone for respon11bdity by
statt na lha t he would wo rk
dda aently for lhe Republi can
candidJte, who e¥et t t mtaht
be. In response to a ~es
lion from the noor. a show
of hand1 indic ate d that all
of the o ther aspuan t5 woul d
do likewue, OOt disaster
struc k a few mlftutes later
Music program Dec. 14
Corona del Mar
Scatter Pins ...
the ultimate accessory
Pinned on the simpl~t dress. the\f: 10chvtdu~lly crafted rna,.
t~rpiec:~ l~nd iust the righl touch to o~chieve true eleg•nce.
Choose. tt-w! one for you or yourJ from HOWM' exclusive
collection-•11 in ~lid ~old embell•shed with colorful
eno~me l s o~nd g.unuhed vn th pre ciou~ jewels.
Oes•8nt'd for The womo~n v.•ho w~nts someth~ng
ru lly dll tere nt. From1$SO.
B. D. HOWES and SON
-.lEACH • 34 .. VIA UDCI
LOaANCMII U•II'ASAIXNA• &ANT A a• .... AA
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The Womllfl'l Ci vic Leaaue
of ~ewport Harbor wtll hold
1ts Chn stmas meeuna fu e~
day, Dec. 14. at the Sluft
OAVI O l . VEST OF
NEWPOftT DIES AT •
!)avid'\. Vest. 46, of .UB-
·\ 'l ilari a Way, ~e!ll 'l rwpo n
:lei!#lu. died last Saturday
at llosa-~l oap ital. "urvivt~n
incl ude his wife, :tarbara <Jf
U.e reeiden ce; hi!! parente,
\Jr . a nd \ln1. F.arl Ves t of
'1ennison, Texa.e . 2 broth er.,
.).n. Vun of Los \n~eel ea
and Vane Veet of nenver,
r.oi<J.; 1 !!lis tere, ~~a rl en e
"ii11: of Lyonll , Tuas; ·\nnll
I. l"lro wn of 'lous ton . Te•u,
tmJ \lary L , 11enderNon of
Italy.
Service!! we re held 111 thr
!\'e 8tcliff C:hapel \lortuary.
C0111 ta \lu a, ...llh the fl ev.
lamea ~~-Piercy of theFirl!ll
Ch ristian Church o f Coets
\fu e offi c iatin g. Interment
wu at Pacifi c View \lema-
ri al Park , Corona del \lar.
\tr, Ve111t waa hom in Texaa
and had been employed by .
the rlouglu \ ircrah Corp.
for 13 yur.. Ue aerved in
"I?Jorld 'far II .
SKIER IS ARRESTE D
William K. Ford, 19, who
i • a profeuional skier at
~aw Valley, waa anut.e\1
last SUnday niaht on a charae
of pmwlin1 around lhc· rear
door of the residence of Mn.
Al'ln J. Sloc:um, 654 Vi • Lido
Nord. Udo hi$, bis formef
molher-tn~law. Ford ltiLed
be ••• iookins ror hit dol.
DAMCIIIOU $ WIUTLIMC
MIH• CftPied in • friend-
ly wteatliaa maldl wleh •
unknown m1n •t lhe Red
Carpet Bar in &lboa, CaJYin
L. Boird, 119 P..,. so.. Bal\
boa, •d hh oppon•t a&a.wnb-
IH and fell •fiOCIP the flotlt
window San4ay •daht. Baitd
••• tak• ID Ho•s Hoapi cal
for lac:eralioat to Ilia c.laa.t.
Shut re u~uran L, ~ewpott
Bc-11ch. r\ mu11 cal !l"ll&Jafft
will 1>1: pre senteJ by the
llnlly llendenon trio, com-
Prised or .Tom Henderson,
oboist; \1 n. Tom Henderson,
nutist, and Ron Wurster,
clannel.
\1n . Laurence Wri1ht, vice-
pre sident and pro&ram chair-
man, Jays lhal a short bu st-
nell meetin1 will precede
the noon luncheon. Re serva-
tiOnS a re to be made by Oec.
10 by call ina \tts. A. R. Kerr,
64tt-28'72 . or \irs. Cl ara
Pea.rson, 673-)980.
Copies oC the new member·
shap book, compiled by
Gretchen Will iam1, will be
a vai \able, acc.o rdma lo \1u.
Daniel Q;lcrCJt,-pre~ident.
U.HO o EXCHANGES
Unlll Ollie••, on~ A lilt ... I ea, llo
2U c UJu . w. ... , Y...e•J,.. V•l· ""' a-·~ •I l'l .. h .... r-P!.&£ C AT AL.OC::.
Ill DOVllt DR., N.t .
U2-11ll
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YUCAI"A -7f7 ... 15l
PhMe I" Yowr OrHr
fer o S.!.aul,tlo":
Coli 673.0SSO OWIGI Couwrt 0-. C-·· Se.Uen of Office fu.miture
11• leuth Mehl SA.NfA ANA "'--M I .... t
Gould Music Co.
Pianos and Organs
Grands and Spinets
• Fl4or Dcaoa•lnllor•
• Ru1 R.,.,..
AT GIIAT IIDUCTIONS
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NEWPORT HARBOtt ENICJII
RRST SECnON --Pz7
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THURSDAY. DEC. 9, l.S
OOM)NA DEl. W, CAUF. 3 teachers ask releases
CIIIJilCIIES
TUea ac:hool t.eacbeu aakod
to be releaaed fJOtn lheu
contrac&a a& lbe Newport
Beach Elemonwy Sc:bool
Oulrict board meetina Tuu·
day naJbt,
from tho Newport tWIIIa ..
Elem.atary Scbool. 'nM
board 11t1ll not tenniu .. ••h
OOftUUll Wlbl IDitable , ..
placemonu are roond.
MEMBERS of the pulpit committee of the
Plymouth Congregational Church meet
with their new minister. Pictured, left
to right, are Perry No liar, chairman of
the board of deacons; the Rev. Royal
Davis; Mrs. Raymond Kent Harvey 1 church
treasurer I and Dl ck Budd, member of the
board of trustees. (Ensign photo.)
Plymouth Church calls pastor
Tho Plymouth Conaroaa-
tioael Olu.rc:b YOted laat Sun·
day to call lbe Rev. Royal
Dana oflhe Pirat Conpeaa-
ti aut Clutch of Loa Anael ea
•• miniater.
The coaareaatioo, meetina
after lhe rep&lar Sunday aerv-
ice, aue overwbelmina .p-
proval to the reconmenda-
tioo of the pal pit conmhtee
to extend the call. Mr. DaTi a.
I\Otified immediately by tele·
pbooe, came Monday to !be
chorcb, at 3262 Broed St.,
Newport Heiabta, to meet
members of the pol pit com-
mittee and to receive the
call, and he aave his ac-
ceptance.
He wi II occupy !be pulpit
for the 11 a.m. aervice 1bi 1
~nday, but hia commilmenta
at PintOuucb in LoaAnael-
ea, where be ia auociaLc
miniater, will prevent bim
from beainnina bia full time
miniatry here until Pob. 1.
Mr. Oavi a waa born and
Wedding plans told
educated at Sanford, Majne,
araduated rrom Banaor Theo-
loaical Seminary in Maine in
1950, received bia bachelor
1 of divinity dearee at the
University of Chicaao in
19SS. He hu held Con·
areaational pastorate• in
Princeton, \1aine; Southern
Pinea. N.C.; Houlton, Maine,
and became auocaaled 6
yeara aao with Firat Con-
a:reaauonal Olurch of L.A.,
where Dr. James F1field Jr.
11 the m1naater.
On !be throabold of bor
aiater'a weddina, Min Oona-
lyn Rae Klina. dauabter of
Mr. and Mra . Attlyn Caae
Klina, told of ber enaaae-
ment to Richard R. Kuec:ble
to a few o f ber cloae frienda
at s.n Joae State Colleae
wbile ber parenta announced
it locally at their Back Bay
home. The aroom elect is
!be aon of Mr. 1nd Mu. Ro-
land K. Kuec:ble of OU:Iand.
The youna people bave tel
tbeir weddina date for Jan.
29 at St. Andrew's Preaby·
terian 0\lllcb or Newport
Beach, JUit about 1 month
(rom the date aet by her 1i I·
ter, Ja cquelyn, wbo will be
married Dec. 27.
Th.e bride-to-be ia lakina
her major in interior decor•·
tion at Sao J oae State Col-
loae. ~e i a a ara4uat.e of
/" Newport Harbor Hip Sebool.
!Jle plana to practice interior
decocatina ia s-PfiDciaco.
\1r. Kuedale alto ia attend·
ina San Joae State Colleae.
where be •• a senior 1 mdyina
O..el,a R•• ICII"I
pr~entiatry. He is a mem-
ber or Alpha Tau Omeaa
Fraternity and a yell leader.
He plana t.o enter the Naval
dental PIOJI'art\ rollowina
padDatioa:
Tbe brict.'a maternal arud-
parenta are 'h. and Mra.
Donald Griswold of Corona
del \4ar.
Caroling will begin Dec. 13
\4ar retail merchants com-
rruttee.
At First Olurch, \it. Davi 1
hu been serVlnJ as minuter
of Chnstian educatJon, chap-
lain of Palanm School, teach-
er or adul t Bib I e claues
and member of !be admina-
suative comma ttee. He as
chairman of the ~blicanons
COIT'mi11 10 n o f !be National
Auocaation oC Conpeaation-
al Churches and boot review
editor of its publication,
''The Conareaational11t. ..
"41. Davis, }9-year-old
badaelor, aaaialed in &:be
o raani ution of the P\ymoolh
Olutc:h. wbicb waa formed ..
yean aao to carry on the
tradibon or free Cona:reaa-
u onaliam, rathet Ibm JOin-
ina 1n the meraer wath the
Un1ted Church of ChriaL He
met 11With the oraanaxina com-
mittee and filled the pulpit
several umes 1n the early
montha o r the church.
St. Altdnw'e Preell,a.ri•
Church, 600 St. Aaclr.w' •
Rd., CUR Havn -Dr. Cha,..
Lee Diernfield will pnach
011 "Forf~Dtta Mea ofChriat-
,. .. -tile lonkeepe,r," che
~tecoed ia • aeriea of ae,..
mou for Advent, at the 8,
9:30 ud 11 a.m. Sunday
aervicea. New membera will
be received at 9:30 and 11
a.m.
The Luthereo Churcb of
the Ma•tor, 3545 E. Coaat
Hwy., Corona del ~., -
The chu~h will obeerve the
1\ird Sund.y io the Advent
aeaeoa. The Rev. Frank W.
Gaan will preech oo .. So
Mild! to See," baaed on
\tat thew 11:2-10, at both lhe
9 ud 11 a.m. aervicea.
Newport Harbor Lut.hertm
Chlllch, 2501 Cliff Dr., :'ie-r.rt Heisflta -The Rev.
IUIIU Blain wilt preach on
the topic, ••The Secreta of
\1en ," at the 9 eod 11 a.m.
Suodey aervicea. The Lext i.a
Romeo• 2:12·16. At the 9
a.m. aervice the Sunday
s chool atudeota in sradea
3 through 8 will preaeot a
special Advent aervice,
.,Lo, He Cornea!" At 4 p.m.
the 13th annual choir con•
cert will be preeented by dte
Chapel andY oolh Choi111 fJn•
der the direction of Fred 1'.
Martin, with \1argaret f\iclr.•
man aa organiat.
' The Corooa del \1ar Com·
monity Con gregational
Church, linited Church of
Cbriat. 611 He I iotrope -\ ve .
-••st.ars in Our Chriatmaa
Skies" will be the aermon
topic o f the lnterim \tiniater,
the Rev. Philip E. Gregorv.
at lOa.m. Suoday. \tr. Greg-
ory ia paator ementua of the
-.;eillltlborhood Congregation·
al Church at Laguna Beach.
where he preached for 10
years before retiring. Be·
fore coming to Californ ia,
Rev. Gregory was lhc man as·
ster of t.be liniventity Churrh ,
~1inneapolia, \linn.
ChriatiM ciencc Cllurchl'~.
:--lewport Beach, Corona del
\tar and Costa \teaa -••cod
the Preaerver o f \tan" ,,,jll
be !he ..hiec:t of the Bible
leaaoo tllie Sa a day.
'The Balboa lel•d Com-
mODity \lethodiet Church,
115 Agate o\ve., The Rev.
David \1. W alhr wi II preach
on •• Jeaaa, on o f die \loat
High God" at the 9:30 and
11 a.m. undav scrvaces.
The Firat Bapllat Church
of Costa \1eaa, 301 \ta~~
Carol en rrom local chlllcbea
will atart ainaina Chnatmu
sonaa \ionday. '>ec. 13, at
the communaty Chraatmu
uee at Oahlia Ave. and
Cout Hwy .• it ia announced
by \1u. Dorothy Hardcastle,
chainnan of the Corona del
Also swtina Oec. 13, lo-
cal 1torea wall be open
niabtly until Christmaa. Barber Huckabee dies
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lEW YEll'S EVE PAITY
FIEIIY 111111 _. IICIIESTU
OINNER-DANONQ ... $37 .SO per couple
Incl. Room for two ... $55 per couple
.,.. Optienol
..... 1ft
THE LIDO LOUNGE
RONNIE BROWN TIJO
,. .... ,._., ........ : (7M) .... ,,., b't ...
1107 Jamboree •ooct. Hwy 101, .,.wport Beach
~II I !6 JJJ iii ii U: :C I L ilb iiJ I 451 It :aa
for 'bu
3-lolitlny
Wesli-uilies
an exciting collection of
fvening
D,.,e~~ y top~
SIS t.o $50
~kirt~, long and s-ho,..t.
$15 to $50
Welklltf Plea.e
642-,....
leb (Jacl.) lfuclr.abee, 73.
of 2191 Harbo r Blvd., B-14,
Costa \lese, "'ho fo rmerlv
operated a barber shop on
Balboa l11 lond, died ~o '. lO
at Lon~ Hl'ach \ el~rans
Ho11patal.
Ue was a barber hl're for
21 years. \tore recentl\, he
worked at Jac 1.' s Barber
hop, 1791 \c"'port Bhd ..
C08ta \lesa.
Survivors anclude his
wife, £Iva. sod 8 'Inn, \ttn•
dal, of Portland, Ore.
Service• were condo n ed ot
Beli·Broadwav Chapel, Cos-
ta \leaa, with the Rev. War-
ren tudcr offi caatang. l::n·
tombmenl waa at Paci fic
\ il'w \lemonal Parl, C.uona
dd \lar.
\lr. Huc kabee wa~ bom an
Tc11aa Md sened an ~urld
\\ ar I.
'B.I . Mayor' dies at age 69
Howard II .as tin& • bQ, knov.n
by has fnends as "the \tavor
of Balboa Island," ili ed last
Saturday .at llt•a& Hl~SJH tal.
For 30 ye.ar . he ~as the
ov.ner uf llo v.ard HasUn&s
Construcuon Cll. •lf Lt'S
4\naeles. L'pon reunna an
IQ56. he and h1s v.afe, \1as-
garel. moved permanentlY to
Balboa Is land, at 11 5 Ony'
-\\'C.
F.aslv an has career. he ,,.,
employed by the Los .vtaclcs
Vibolesale Co. and he spent
several years 1n "•"co and
\1anala as an e 'ecu t.a ve l,f
the fa rm. When the I st World
War broke out. \tr. Hast.anas
was the fi rst 1\mencan an
\1u.i co to JOin the ~avv .
After the war he worked for
the J . E. Hays Enpneenna
Co. an China.
Survivors anclude his wtfe;
a d.uahter • \ba. \1araaret
Howe or Beacon Bay; a aon,
Wood Hauanaa of Bel Air;
and 4 pMdchildren.
A memorial aerrice will ~
held at DOOO tod~. Dec. IJ,
at St. J .. u f..paacopal
0\u.rc:b or N•wport Bcacb.
Mn. Haatiaaa reqaeat• that
coat.ributioaa be aent to tbe
Paaad•a 1\lcDor Clinic. 635
E. UntOft, PuadeDa. ia lieu
or n owcra.
~. Haauoaa ••• bom an
Joaeaboto, ArtlftiU.
3-Y IA.14 L D MIT
While walkiaa KJOta Ru-er
A•a. &I 4ht SC.., ua Wut
Newport. J-1..-old Mile• ~.
Jelt'cnoe. 104 •taa Sl., •••
ILi t I •• t Se..,.._, 119 a a ta>o bOB.,..,..,.._ '-'Out.iu
W. H....t 0, lll 19• SL n • .., .... •• ., ttoa,
Ko.., ..a bJ Ilia l•••r. O.e-"'' J.rr.,-. ror ac,..
nwla oe ~. left um, aadc .......
'lia SL -.. A DeciaiOD Y oo
Ceaaot Avoid'' will be lhe
aenaoa topic of Or. P .G.
N••~a at che 11 Lm. aer-
vice Iiiia Suaday. The aec-
ood atudy Ia • aeri~a oo d.le
"Holy S,-rit" will be the
topic at 7 p.m.
Plymouth Coopeptiooal
Churcb, 3262 Broad St.,
Newport Heif!hta -The Rev.
Royal Davia of the Fi111t
Con p;re8-atioo al Church of
Loa -\n gelea, wb o wu call·
ed laat Sunday t.o (iII the
pulpit vaceocy at the Ply•
mouth Cblltch, will coaduct
the 11 a.m. aervice lhia Su.a·
day. H ia topic wi II be "An
Op~tn Bible," on the ocea•
aioo of Voivereal Bible.
1.111day.
Temple Shuon, Hebrew
conaervative con~regati oo,
meetiog in Uni veraaliat ball.
2159 Victoria t.. Coata
\1eaa -Rabba Hmrv Fisher
of berman Oaka, put pre•
aidmt of me Rabbinacal
\aaernbly of \merica, wi II
officiate at the 8:30 p.m.
aervice thia Friday.
Tbe llnity Cburcb o f 'Jew•
port, meeting at tbe enior,
Citizens Buildio~, Irvine
.\ve. and 15th St., Cliff
Haven -The Rev. Loren
Flickinger will deliver t.be
10 a.m. unday sermon on
.. Practicing the Preaenla."
In observllllc c of l'niversal
Bible ,unday, the ~teaaaoo
at t. \ndrew'a Preabvterian
Churdl of 'Jewport Beach
hu prepared a displav of
Biblea and Bible helps at
the church this , ondav.
JOHN F. VOGEL Ill grand-
son of HarbOr Area realtor,
has JUSt completed 4 years
of s ervace w1th the U.S. A~r
Force and was released last
.veek frorr Almad~ A1r
Force Base, San Jose. He
wall oe return1ng to h1s for-
mer ca reer •n the rad10 en·
g1neerang and announCing
field.
REniiED PEilSOIS TO
MEET 01 DEC. 11
The -\men can \saociatJon
o f Retired Peraons wall hold
ata monthlv meeting tfednes-
dav. Dec. IS. matcad of t.bl'
usual Thur8dav this month,
at tbeo "'enaor Cati zcoe Club-
house, 15th ...,t. and Irvine
\ve., Cliff Havl'n.
<\ sbon busa nl'ss meetaog
wdl be darectcd al I p.m.
J:, Dr. \lcunder Rl'nn er,
Presadenl. \Jr . Renner has
arran~ed 8 mu s •ral pro.z:nam.
Dr. P.G. \l'UmWln, manast er
of the t-1rs1 Hapllsl Church
of Coata \le •a ... a11 bnntt
die C:.hnstmas \leua.z:l'. Rt-·
fresh menls .. all be l'ncd
after the prof{rllm.
Cano Clock:aula' pbyaacal
educatJoo anat.ructor, wtlo
alao teachea soc11l ._tudiea,
aave poor beallh u her rea-
aon for w.nuna 10 leave the
Lancoln Intermediate School
after !be Owacmu holidays.
Her releue wall be aranted.
Chnuyne Dalby, wtlo teach-
es the Mh pade, and Nancy
Spencer, who leaches the 1st
•rade. requested release•
Ll .OI PlUS '&In
N•wport Harbor Lcaioe~
Poat 291 wal l aaaus bold ita
New Year'a eve parcy at U..
Lcpon Hall. 15th St. and W.
Bay Ave .• Central Newport.
There wall be danc•na t.o
the mu&ac uf the Ted Tracy
Combo, beaannana at 9 p.m.
&eakfalt wal l be urvcd an
the early houra of the New
Year.
Steinway PJanos
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Blaffl .. c:tio. of E.aal Bluff,
totali•a tl,4191,15l ia Yalta•
lion •d c:loailll out 1be
November boob at lbo New-
port Beach bui I dina depart-
moftt fOI' a monthly record of
l l.llO.lll.:
Bun wilh this apurt io
activity, dler• waa oo aain
oYer lut year't mart, be--
cmae 1be November total
laat year waa tl,$74,111.
The 11-month roeord for ltbis
year now at.Mda •I tll,319,·
In, ...... -wllb lll6.l013,·
S,. lor llo•. 30 of l•!t 7-"'·
For tbe 19 permili; •d a
\otal or ,. dwetliq 'Wliu,
lhe 8Juffa developers paid
a11.210 .in Sanitation Dia·
trict s feea, t1,990 ror the
City of Newport Boach do-
velopcneat e.aciae tax. $3,402
ill bui ldioa peani ta reos and
11,701 i n pi• check reea
ror tolaJ charaea of 124,373.
Pollowina are *e final per-
mitt inued Glrin1Nonmber: e. •• u, .. ..,
BlvJls, 19 coadominium
I three-
BA"RROWS
One of rhe Lido Shops
3404 VIA LIDO, NEWPORT lEACH
nee ParlUIICJ in bar
~i\X F.KTOR
IIY P'lll OTtQut:, th"
m•~elic fr•pu ce 13.00
PRIMITIF . every
iscil • ,,.,,..te, .. ,, • .,
colop" 2-cn. 12.50
REVELON'5
INTIMATE
•
.......... , 151.)10 •••
4r00Mallit t.Udi•••· 1'73,900
each; S ah.1mlt t.ild.iaaa,
t17,000 ncb; l twoh.,.....it
buildi.na•. tl99,296 each, ror
a 10ul ni~,J&tion of t1,491,·
m .
William Alrnatrooa. wall ,
921 Aloppo St., t.500. •••• u, • ..,
Gcno Moatpnory, additia.,
1512 Vivian La., 1),50(),
Jun Wells ~ Sou, aip,
1942 lrrine, MSO. c. .... ~~ ..... ,
Vincent Wood, wall, 504
Lllkapur, SSSO.
Cbannd Re!'(, aero~ bloct
in J&r&IC, 2525 Ocean Blvd.,
12,700.
Fred Tonae, addition, 427
Hazel, $6,200.
f red Siena, panel walla,
704 MarJPerite Ave., MOO.
H.rt.r Vl ow Hllh
Richard Pendleton, ftnce,
1026 Sea Ln., t)OO. eo ..... Hlthl•cl•
Ronald Blumer, addition,
436 Rive ra Tc:t., 12,000.
VI . R. Dana, addition and
altotations, 428 Riven Ter.,
16,000.
&ollM>o
W. L. Clapman, demolish
Wildina at Q2J E. Balboa
Bl>~d., SJ()().
Liliol•l•
Owiaht Anderson, 1-unit, 2-
story dwell In&, 832 Via Lido
Nord, S51 ,170.
John J amiuon, rebui ld bal·
cony roof and en closure, 110
Via Xanthe. S800.
Paul Elmqui s t, wardrobe
and stafr shower. 100 V1a
Genoa, SSOO.
Newport
P. C. Yang, sign, 3405
Newport Blvd., 1100.
AI ForjP t. Christmas d1s·
play of sea horses and whale
at 22nd SL and '\l ewport
BlvJ., S\00.
Schauwer, re-roof, 3710
J>art Ln., H&O .
Earl No!leuon, demolish
J welllng at :!40X '1\. Ocean
FL. il!75.
Newport Sftore1
'\lew ()lU I Shores Co., fenc es
at :!If> and 21GI Canal . s .. c s.
So co Investment Co., fence:
at :J~ Can al ~1.. s.on.
()e 'I oong C'<'n ~UUCliOn Co.,
fences al :!JI Canal , q s.a.
and 101 and. lflS Lugonu.,
S\80.
L 'ESL lE P'ET'ERSEN of 'Jaycrest, at left, gener•l chair-
man of the Orange 8nplre Scout Council's annual dinner,
is pictured here wllh Or. q:Jcha rd of Tustin, Council pre-
sident reviewing the program tor th e annual scouting
event. This will be the bth year that Mr. Petersen has
s erved as chairman for tne banQUet, whl~h will be held
as the q,lboa 1ay Club. Incoming president Robert Me·
curdy and the o ther 19bb Council offi cers will be Install-
ed, and the traditional ci tizenship award wil l be present·
ed to an outstanding member of the Council .uea.
UROC pot-luck is held
The 5 ~ew'port llarbor oreo
wtita of the United Repub-
\i c~~ns of California held a
pot·lu ck supper meeting
\'ooday evenin~ at the home
of \tr, and \h111 . George C.,..
ringtDfl Jr. Df LiM I ale.
Dan RrennM . chainnflll of
th"" 'l,.,wport unit. and Bob
f\eed. chainnM of th e Lido
lsi"" Strom ThunnM unit.
w""re h o>~ts.
n,.,nnis C arpenter, chainnan
of the Or~~.np:e Countv ft epub-
licM C entrul C.nmmi llee.
told of the forl.h com1n11 pri·
nHII'V election plans, wh ich
incl ude 11 tnmado·tvr"" cam·
p:till" to jj:tl all nt>wlv Ill"·
rived \i,.,publrcM'I in tht
\.ountv ft"l[i8lt't'ed. !I"" Wa!J
eruflhatit· abnut tire enfon·e·
ment of tht> rt'r enth• ado pted
"11th f.ornmandment .. " ..t.1 ch
.,.-j\1 prevent 1lepublican ean·
did~ttee ln"Kn debaoing other
Repobl ican ri val• from olfice.
T(lq\ Roe;c:rs e;eve a brief
report on the recent a tate
conventioa of th e California
Republican League.
\,ra. \llet~ Criaell. \1,...
Bruce Nordlund, \I,... Daniel
IJreenan and \tr.. George
Carrine;ton were in charge of
atrM,II!:ementa .
COli HIGII PTA WILL
HOLD YULE PUlY
The Coronl' del ~f11r Hip:h
School PT-\ will hold ita
Christm~ta meetino~~: tll :":30
p.m. Thursday. n,.,c . 16, in
th"" bon' ~~Vm. Tht proll;"'m
.,.•ill he presen ted bv cl1t'
musi c departmenl und""r thl!'
directinn o f :lall'V f. orca and
Gary Benzelman. Everyone
is invited Ul adjourn to the
c11 feteria afler th e pro KI'am
fnr hi)[ ida\ cook iu. punch
Md co ffee. Proa;ram chair·
man is \Irs. Rufus Osvis and
hCM pitality clu11i""nn is \,,..,
Pal Fitt.
ASSORTED CHOCOLATES
I lb. $1.60 2 lbs. $3.15
1loe CIM!ri.hed J't1op.sce
Tur...lrop Spnry Mlet U .OO
Spray Miot Fi\ir;ree U .SO
The GIFT BOX . . chocolates
and butter bons
I~ lbs. $2.40
2\4 lbs. $3.50
LITTI.E AMBASSADORS . finest miniltwe cllocolltlesj
2 lbS. $A.25
O,eo E .. •lot• Till frtl P'. M.-
I lb. $2.15
one word
Otiishnas
'
Reagan given big ovatiof:l
., c.rtt.. S.ltt. * iac:rn .. la torei .. U.. abo.at lbo .,iap4D at lbo
.. Cri.. It •• ooly dliaa pone of tteel is c••iaa Uolvtrti~ of CaUfom.ia'?
hiP• daM eaaea'' .. ,••wo &ocal OOIIIfi&D.i•• to lea.,. .. PHPI• ..,haticallydoft't
~u;,.. the Mtti.ay of m.Uhui tU atah met duowiaa eteel lib lt."' be slid. '"Tbe
ill ou biDdt" -Chan u. wort.ra out or work, tdt.at facu.lty abould be restricSod
sta&em•tt R.oeald Roaa• each r .. lcieclt la California 10 teac:biaa .nd admiaistra•
IM4e to lho Haftot Area paya 16'71 a yeu ia atate tho lllJiUifl thould bl P'll
Yo.a Rapablicu.t last Pri-taus, «bat the U.i•oraitJ of in the buU of dao adnalnh·
day ai.P,t at a d.iaaer ia bit CaHroml a it beiaa uaod aa uaton. Tbe Q.ur.c:ellor
Mocw at dlo Newportet taa. a aoadirr.a board for de· 1hould be aold what bh
The enduasiaadc audiea.c. cadea.ce, lbat lbo crime rate power• are •d lbathe should
.. ._ die JICOIPI'C:ti•e oomi• it 3~ timet paater than \he eilhor ealon~e the Nltt or
Me Cor lbe ltePQblicu ~;aa-popu.lalioa increau, lbatlbe he would be replaced by
diUte for ao•otDOr a stud-cou.rta .,. mote COGcem~ 1om.one who wilL .. 1iaa ovatiOft after .mcee wilh 1be criminel thu the Property tun ue 10 biab
BIMicly e bteG introduced bim victim. tbat citi&enl cu't lfrord &o
u the peatest patriot be Mr. Reapn warned th&t own homes,, bo ch•Jtd.
blew. OW' 2'1»art)' syatom it threa· '"Some an forced 10 tell tb,~
An unox~ct.ed aueat wae teaed by (l) int.etnel fiJhtinl homo~ tt:~J now poueu,
Andy Dcvme, the wostem ' ithi the !f. bl' p "' be a&Jd. We mutt find other
aetot and resident of Now• ~· ..... n.._ · epu 1c1""1 "'"r' moana (or raitina revenue
8c H ,.._ '"ua UJO conaequoa 011 o . port acb. e \old the ca-ol 'ty d (2) by th R • than by IUUll property to
eip that he would bact b~ ~--bein ,;tbi: death.,. "Ronnie" whom he baa pu _.,. 1 1 Ourin1 the quution ud • but a carbon copy of the . tnowa )0 years. Democratic Patty ann~er penod, Mr. Roaaan
Mr. Ebsen, a ruident rl · waa uked when he would
O.lboa bland, made a bit "If tbe 2-9arty ayttom i• anhounce bia candidacy. It
with lhe audience with bia loll, thon the freedom of all will come Glrint tho first
witticiama. He had miued citiuna will be !oat," be daya in January, be replied.
the dinner due 1o the film--aaid. More than SOD Youn1 Re-
ia1 of"Beverly Hillbilliea" He t tated that durin1 his public•• au&mded the din-
to be aaked what waa for political ttompin1• throuab· ncr at flO a plate. Proceecb:
dinner. out Caliromia, one queatioa will ao to the Republican
"Chicken.," he retorted. keopa croppint up: What State Cenual CommiUee.
"Be Careful.l'lon't you kBow
it hu a ri&ht wina?" TheB
he remarked Pruident John·
aon may be the firat Teun
to say a "di tcouraa.illl
word." And Johnao n didn't
need 1o hne an o pen.tiOft
for hia 1all atone& because
Cona.ren ~uld have them
passed anyway. Califomia.na
don't need, 10 worry about
blackouts because "',ovemol
Brown has kept them in the
dark so lona they arc used
to it, he JCited.
\tr. Reapn praited the
Youna Republicans for em-
brac ins a phi lo&ophy that
is un popular anJ 1n the
minonty. He went on to say
that the people need tv con•
uol the sovemment rather
than fo r the government to
control the people .
He char sed that C"o0vemor
Brown forgot to ment.JOn
durin& h1s "banquet ci rculi"
&peeches that California's
ut~emrtoymen t is J.ll"~ higher
than the na11onal averaae .
that Cal1fom1a hu 1 13 o f
the buaineu failures in the
United Statel. that our 1tate
ia almoll bank.Npl, that a
W ITS
SPORTCOATS
SLACKS
Doll Lop•
Lilly D«::le
IMOORTED
ALP~C.~ 5WEATER5
TIMEX WUOIE5 f« '
-• ssd •-aa. IUd!ko
styled, Wia Vi•co .. t •odel
•ly 115.95
.. ,, • ..... k fNpaaoe. ... ,.,
This wetk we are cdebrating our .IC'Vtnth an -
niYe:natY. We arc alad to take: the occasion
tMrdote, to give u much of an answer to the
•bovc: queation a1 ipKC will permit, for tho.e
who really want to know. So-
L 1At'1 Start At The 9ecinnina
The John Birch Society wu lounclcd in
Indianapolis, on Orc:amber 9, 1958. It wa.s char-
wed undr:r the General Laws of Mauachwcru
at a non-profit educational organization. W c:
have lived up mcticulow.ly to those specifications
(including not making any profit!) for seven
yean.
During lhesc: seven years we: have sought to
bring into ihc John Birch Society only men
and women of good character, humane c.on-
scic:nccs.. and religious ideals. Fo,r we are striving
to Jd an c:umple. by t:kdication, inttgrity, and
purpose -in word and deed -which our
children's children may follow without haita-
tion.
Mc:mbtrs of dw: Society arc of all races, colon.
and crttds. We arc: of all JOCial, economic, and
cducatOOal levels. We: arc: individualists who
disagree among ourselves about many thingJ.
But we arc firmly united in dcv()(ion to those
beliefs, principles, and purposa which wt: do
lmld in common. For we havt voluntarily
joinrd together:
(I) To combat more dfectivdy the e-vil
forces which now lh.rratrn our freedom, our
lives, our country, and our civilization;
(2) T o prrvail upon our fdlow citiuns to
start pulling out of tht: dttpt:ning morass of
coUrctivism, and tht:n climb up the mountain
to highrr lrvds of individual frttdom and re-
sponsibility than man has c=vc=r achic=vrd brforc=;
(3) T o restore, with brightc=r lustre and
decpt:r conviction, the faith-inspired morality,
the spiritual ~nsc of value.s, and the c=nnobling
aspiratKlns. on whic h our western civilization
has b«n built. The lon,~~:rang:r objective of the
Socrety h:.a.s bttn summarized ;u It'll go&~t"rn
mt'nt, mort' rapons;b,Juy, and a bt'ttt"r world.
ll. So We Collide With Communi•m
T hese purpo.sc:s bnnF: us immrdioudy into
conflict with the C::.Ommuni.'its, on twn levds.
For on the i<kologJC.Il pb.nc the Communists
a.ttk illw:~~ys ~nd everywhere to be-ing about more
government, leu ind1vidwl responsibility, and
om amoral wo'rld. And on the pbnr of :o~ction,
until the Commumm em lx stoppt:d from
completing thtir subjul{al!on uf the whole world.
there will he: nn upponUiliiY for u~ to move fn r-
ward :u all ww:ud.1o our roc:rmanent _~:oak
We have undenJkcn, thcrdort:. to pb~ :t
leading role in tlnwlllf! down. l.tuppm~. and
eventually rnutln!-( th~ Co mmumM w nsp1racy.
Wt: r~;o~lcu th;~t the 1111~ th1n_1: no cun.\plncv can
withstand 1s the li~ht of &1y on m act1v•lit:s. Th~
only cbn~cr to thcu ~~~-ln!ic conspu:~cy which
~~ Commumsu ft::~r 1.s t>xpoJurt'. For this rc:~
son, we do all that we can to bnng to our fellow
cn•zcns more knowledge and a beun under-
standmg of the methods, the pr<>j.t rc ss. and tht:
mt:nacr of the Commu1mt m:lchtnc. In rhis un-
dc=rta km~ we h.•vc l'le.:t•me a new form of or-
position to the O ul,lllUnt\1! whtch they have:
never £aced bcfurt: 10 JllY Hf thl. vast .lteas they
have already tJken mer.
Su tht: Commumsts, J.(t.HpiO~ thu fact very
cJrly, (("t out in 1961 to dc..stroy w . The most
nfli nal Commun1st puhilc.:ation in the United
States 1~ Tht' W orku. in which the line i~ l~ud
down for the fait hful. Dunn8-tM: last six month.s
of 1961 there was. We= bdieve, only one iss ue of
this weekly paper which did not contain an
anack somewhere in its pages on The John
Birch Society_; and 3 number of issues cont.:amed
as many u six or SC'Vt:n ieparatr an:~cks on us
:J.t that many different placa. The Comsymps
goc: the point, and havt: bttn carrying out the
indicated prognm with increasing furor ever
since.
Of course the Communists follow Lrnin 's
bu.ic strategy of advancing Communism by
non-Communist hands. They could nc:vt:r im·
pote the tynnnic:tl rule o£ some threr percent
of a population over the whok popub.tion~
whith they repe:~tedly do in one country after
another -unk:u they could inveigk enough
non-Communisu. and even anr.i-Communisu
•mona that othc:r nincty«YCC -perunt into
doing their dirty work Eo. them. Doczptinly ap-
pealins, fot insl:aoce, ro CYVf motin.tion in
humaA cha.-., !TOm oonlid odWh..,. 10
"prx1iaa policia" ., miopiclcd icloallvn. !hey b... sroduaJiy b<suilcd • "" of ...., good
Amcriaru UIIO joining .lhc attack on us. Until
!he malisninll of The Joloa Birch Society hu
What Is The John Birch Society?
Tit< T""~ M.-, s.,ms, Yool
now probably uceeckd, in lnu:nsivmeu and
atmlivenas. that facc:d by any other organiz.a.
tion in all American history. And in general our
ddamcrt do not even try to refute the faru on
which we focus atttntion. They mrrdy call us
names for bringing these faru to light.
W . And Stir Up 'The Politician~
The John Birch Society is in no sense a poli-
r.ial organization. We try to give our members
information, undc:rstanding, and -we hope -
e-ven inspir:ation, which will make them:e
citizens. As good cir.iuns they may tak an
active part in politics. But each member
e.ntirtly on his own, working in the: party of his
choice, for the: candidate of his choice, exactly
as do ~hers of the American Legion or of
the Knights of Colqrnbus or of the Rotary Cl ub
or a Bapc:ist. Church.
For we regard rduca.r.ion u the meant, and
political action as only the mechanics, fqr bring-
ing about improve~nts in govrm~t. The
mechanics will automatically be used when suf-
ficient education has prepared the way. We
mean it quitt: literally, therefore, when we say
that education is our total strategy, and truth is
our only weapon. Or, as made clear throughout
tht: Blur Book and t:mphasiu:d on its Last page,
our gigantic task i.s simply to create undc:nund-
ing.
Mt:mbc-rs of The John Birch Society, however.
J rc extrcmdy hard working, highly respectt:d
in their local communities, and alw:~~ys earnestly
determined on behalf of any cau~ or candid.;tc
that they support. When ci rcumstances brin~
any appreciable numbt:r togt:ther behind :\O y
particul:.a r candidate, their weight 11 out of all
proportion to their numbers . And that W('ight
1s usu.:ally fdt, of cour~. on the side of the: Con-
~rvative!r-flf either party. So the= Liberals of hoth
partin naturall y r:usc :til the clamor they can
again!>! Birchers 1n politiCS. As the st r:m~lehold
of the L1hc:rals on both part It':~ now steadily Hl-
crca5C'S, ncn Con.sc=rvatlve po1111CI3n~ f«"l un-
ceJ:<>~n~ preuurcs to "improve thc1r tm:tges" b~
roinin~ the chorus of attack on The John Birch
Suetcty. V cry fe w of th('m tll(ked h;~ve ~v~r
realized the extent to which they were runnin~
i nt~rferenc(' for tht: C"..ommum~ts.
A rcl:ucd part of the mammoth and many-
b cctc:d campaign which the Communists have
now J:Cncr:attd :~~gainst us is the ddihcr.rotc: and
wickspr~;ad attempt to a.uoci.ate The John 8-in=h
Society in the publ ic mind with the Communist
Pa rt y, the Ku Klux Kl:~n , and other so-a.llcd
"~xtrem1sU of the ll"ft and of the nj.::ht .'' Our
.1pprooch rn the probl~ms of today IS ~ difft:rent
fr(•m the vrewpumt of the K lans that we hJvc
nevu knowm~l y admitted .1 member nf Jn\'
Kbn rnto the Soc1ety. \\'~ esumatc th.u .•hout
f, fl) perc('nt o f our t()(al memhcrsh1p ~~ C.uh-
ohc. M;mv oi our frnest Chajllcr UaJc r~ .lrt':
Jcw1\h . .-\nd we art: ven· proud of our ~mall but
~rowrng number of Ne~ro mcmhers, who art:
wo1km~ so hard -and ~ cour.•~eou\h· -wnh
us {I~ ~how our fellow n uzcm. both whitt': Jnd
m lored , how the :"-lq::roc:s Jrc bctn~ uu d tOOa y
hy the Cnmmum~ts w ~r ve C' •. lllnrnunt~t pur
f"O't"S.
Sn we h.1vc no srnHI.tnl\' or ,ymp.11 hv wh.1t
-..oe,·cr wuh the Klans. \Vh,l(' the SI.H -'I IcJ .\mer-
H.In N:1Z1 Party. accorcflnJ.! to J. Etl]otJr Hcw1\'er.
h:1.s ln J th.Jn on~ hundr('t/ m ('m/>('rJ, .\nd 11 1~
\'ISibl..-jr.!I\'CO IOlOlCO((" publt(:I!V hy SO mt': mcd!.l
for the vcrv purpo((" of UMilj.: 1{, hv utterly f.dSt"
.~~~l.lltr>n, tn d1~rccl1t The John Htrch Soc1ch'.
Nnr 1' t hr~ campargn 1ntcnded ~ ·~r,.c \1m pi\'
t ht: purpo~ of 3 vJ~ue and )olent:r;1l dtKrednm~
oi the Society: or of merely ducourJ~In~ our
members :tnd prosp«IIVt': mt:mbers. There arc
plot:ter' hchind it w ho J.rc obviOU5Iv worklllji:
toward~ a more specific goa l. They WJS h to c,;tab-
li5h in tb< public mmd. and then to formalize,
the concepc that since the CommuniSts 2nd Ku
Kluxcrs and Jo hn BircM:rs are all "just alikt:."
and si nce the Commun ists and Ku K luxt:rs arc
visibly "subversive," then The John Birch So-
ciety Is "subversive" too. Wt: bdirve it IS to this
end, at least in pan. ~hat to many high rankin~
politicians h.avt: bttn Joeduced into speaking OL:
Jgainst us.
IV. What Have We Accomplished?
w(' bve esuhlishcd a nationwide cduo(ional
.umy. It bas a fully p;tid field staff. Thu arm y is
fighting with facts :u iu only we:~~pons. And tht:
whok army knows t~t to be bcttt:r informed
is tO be bmer :armed.
For help ~<>Wards informing ourodwcs fint.
and ..... othcn, ,.., ntablisb.,.! • pubfuhillg
di•ision. II it "!"" hUft ...... boOiu and pom-
phl<u with a mail nhx of abaca lour million
dollars per yar. We also scrvr :a• very aiu.ble
distributors of the Coruoervative books and rr-
prinu of approximatdy one hundred other pub-
lishers. And our members now opt:rate some
350 "reading rooms that .sc:l1 boolu.." scattered
throughout tht: country -most of them under
the: name: of American Opinion Libraries.
We h.ave ttrtainly helped to re-awaken, rt:~
store:, and strengthe.n, irl tens of thowa.nds of
Americans, the: three great balic huma.n loyal-
ties: Loyalty to God, loyalty to country. and
loyalty to family. The "Communisu know that
they simpy must destroy all thret: of these:
foundatWns of our civilizatlon. For they ca n
nrvrr rule "pcattfully"--(hat is, without con-
nant rrsi.st.anc.c--in any place or at any time
where there is loyalty to anything except tn the
Communise state.
We were the fin t organl7.:uion in the United
Sutrs to start calling w1dc=spread attentio n to
the world-wide Communist ploc to du.credit,
dc:moraliu:, and destroy 001 polict: forces. Our
members h.a.vt: distributed in lea flet form litt:ral-
ly millions of our mnsage.s t:xplaining what the
Communists were doing in thiS ara, and why.
As a result, our Support Y o11r UxiJJ Poliu drivt:
has now won trcmendou' h.;c kmg from p.atnotic
citizens ~verywhere.
We arc engaged m an entirel y proper and
con5titutional movement to brinjiit about the im -
peachment of the-Chid Justict: of tht: Supreme
Court. As nnly one result of our cducation.a.l
dforu 10 support of that movement, wt" ha''t':
awak~ocd hundreds of thousand, t1f our fello w
citii'.cm to the vital difft:renccs bet ween -:r rt:puh-
lic and a democracy. Man y nf them havt" come
to realize the len~rths to whic h our Fuundin,.r
Fatht:n went in order tu j!IVt': us a republic (not
a ckmocracy) -1/ Wt' couJJ kup 11.1 And a
grnwm~ number nnw undcn.t:ll\d h1•w nn-
portant 1t rs to the Commumsts tn convert th1s
republic rnto a dt:mocr:rc~ as raprdl'l :u they can.
Thrnu~o:h the distnhuuun by our mcmben of
huj.:e quanllt1cs of books and p..1mphlct s. w,c
hJve hrm1)olht 3 \1ublc and mcrc.:&SIIl)l fro~ctlfm
of 1he Amencan people tn r«O)itnr:U the h1,~.:h
dc=~rcc of Commun1~t plannmg. 1nflucncc. con-
trol. and purpo~s mvolved 1n the "ciVIl n~hu"
!Tlf i\'C'!llent. Our 1ncrca\mg abiluy 10 get able.
m lr •r: .. cd .. mU patriotiC Negroes to iom us 10
ti n:~-dl ort, csptt1.ally through contmuow and
w\despread ~kinl( mgagc::mcnts. has bttn an
im portant part of this ioe.rvice 10 our country.
W e fuv~ helped mightiJr ro othd ,~ ano--
uonal and c-xtr:rv:~.gant tendcnnc~ uf the preJU·
d1ced :mel the pclOrl ..-1nfnrmed In blamt" Com -
mum~m on ;mv on~ ).:roup nr r.ICr •If or_.:Jntz.a·
-tlon. Th~ h1s ton cal fa cts dc.1rlv rc\'c<ll that th~
1ntcrnauun.1l (~mm unt \1 ..-on,prt:h'\' r~.Jchc'
t hrotlj.:h en rv nrnccl\':ti"tl r ht"h• Jt .:an ut1hz~ 1n
.111~ W.I V If< Jlfl1mf1{(' II\ t':llJ\, \n,f WC h,IVr' 111
\1\lrd ir"m rhe hr_~.:lnllHIC th.u we .1re n~h t HIJ;
the C•>mmmu~t' -.rr1d uolw"h cl~
The F.rCII1nd1n.~ ~lllxHmmiHCC o l thL ~ ~LJ .
1lo1rll1.1 Sc1utc ended the !"c-nt v-11ve ·Mu ... md
word n·pu rt .. r II\ t"u·\cJr ln\ni!~;:Jtl(IL '~1th
thnc p.lt<t}o!raphs.
"\\'.-hcl1c-"'e 1h.11 thl. rrJ"ll1 rhc ] .. hn lo1td 1
:...~o.a·r ~ h,l, .1111 .1cted v1 rn.tl'\1 memh..:r' ~~ ·h.tl
11 'llllj'h ·l)'J'C".IfC"ti tn 1hrm tn llC :hc m"'t ct
ic-lln·c 1rtdc-cd the unh·. m..:.lll \7..\t tnn throu.:h
whrc h the ' .ould rotn 111 ,1 ru:11 o11.1! m .. \t·mrn:
w learn th~ tr uth .1hctut the-t :.1mmun:•t mt·•ucc
.1nd then ta l.e '"me J"l"II I\'C l.'''"Cft('d .K~L< n '''
prn•rnt liS •prc.HI .
"Our IIHC~tl~.lllllr\ .10d \tli(JV W,H r('\jU('~tcd
hv the V>Ctelv. wh1ch h.1d IJ("cn pu~>hd \' ·har_~.:cd
w11 h hc1nlo! J "C'rret. Ll\.:t~t. \lrhvcr 'I'C. un -.-\mcr
1C.Jn .. l!ltl·!'<m1IIC on.;.rllll'-H1111l \\'c-h.l \(' npr
iound .tn v >~I thc-K ,,:-cu\.Hio•l\ tn llC •upponcd
b..-1 he c.'\' 1dcncc."
\Vhat wr ha,•e ;Jccomph~hcd, .1bo vc-.111 ei'-C.
IS to kr-cp The-John B1ro.:h Socrct' .1l1 ~c and
..,:wwrn~. J.j o1 nllyrn~ potn t for the lllCft"~\liiC
number nf tnfnrmcd lnJ pollnflt rc :tn u.C..m -
munuts. Our memhcrs h.1vc ach1eved th ts rnulr,
th rou~h na~~rnng labor and sacnf1ce, tbp11~
uncrasan~ haraumcnts. and d•storttoru of then
acuons. and pressures amounting: 10 m.any an -
st~ncn lo Knous pcrsc-cuhoo. And we 1ntcnd tO
k«p on growan~. For Wt' bd~vt: the rn cl'ftbbly
viCIOUS ~nd m.assive ~uac ks on the: Socidy have
been due. 10 any final anaJysU. 1t.ol lO OMr mu·
'-~n 1J1ttl ow JIUi,.,~s. but to our succasts and
our progress..
V . WIUch Do You a-1
W t: a .nnot give you here the full basiJ for tlu.t
choice. Rut kt's put down ;a few point by point
romJ».rUons ol the: Soci«y with its CocnmarAist
cn<min.
(I) The Gommuniou J<dr. unlimiccd _.,
NEWPO'fT HA'f80'f ENSIGN
fh•t S.ct~ ... -Pe,. 9
Thv,.4e-,, D.c. 9, "''
for themselves, over the whole human race:. Tbc:
John Birch Society does not want any power at
aU over anybody, either now or in the future.
Agrtting with Lord Acton th.at .. power tends
to corrupt:; absolute power corrupo absolutdy,"
the Society S«ks to make progress tow:.rds iu
goals onl y by educafton and pt:nwsion.
(2} The Communists believe that any means
m.;y be u~d to .:attain their ends. The Society
bd irvcs th;n •mpropcr mt:.:ans J re n~vrr justifit:d
by even tht: noblest of aims. and th:~t mans are
:ts imporunt as ends in any worthwhile civi1iz.a-
uon.
(.~) T he Communisu ' always a~ their
enem1es -such a.s The Jo hn Hirch Society -of
exactly those crimes which the Communists
thcm~lvcs arc commming. We do not hear f::rlK
w1tn6s :r~amsr anybody. about anything.
("') T he Commun ist~ beh('ve that words
~hould be-used to conceal thoughts, and that
promu~s are made to he broken. Th.:: John Birch
Society hcheves that simple truth is the very
core nf morality; and that when we: can pt:rswde
enough pe-ople to make truth the: prt:rc:qutsltt': to
all statt:ments and the accrpt:rd guide to aU
awon, at least half of the world's problems w.!l
r:lpidly di5.a~r.
(5) The Communists O(Xr.lte in ~rccy .omd
cbrkness. We follow the: pr('pondc=rant cu.stnm,
:t.mnn)ol all American voluntary a.ssoctations. of
not pubhshmg the list of our mt:mhcr$. W uh
that t"XCepuon, TM: John Birch Society has ab-
-.olutcly oo sccrru of Jny kind.
(!1) The Commun1!>1S \Cek to hreak down
.Ill mor:~.luv. all tradlfiOO, and to dcstro v the
whr •le spintu.1l and est hetic 5C'O~ of values whu::h
we ha,.e mht:rrted. Tht: Society believes that a
rcverem ContUlUIIV in humJn aff:llf\ IS of t-X -
Ir~mc tmporuncr : and that even the most de=·
mahlc dl.i Rjo!e should be mJJe cJuuuu,J\', 1n
nrdrr In he \ure th.ll tt eonsututc< •mpro\'cmt:nt.
(i) The CommUfmts hrlicve 1 hat m:m ~~ IU~t a matenal comblll.ltJon .uf .. !lu ms, With no
utht-r purpose than '-iiiSf-'ctton of the ~lr6 of
the phvs1c:.l ~nuty thus a ~J>ot"mhlcd. Th<" Jnhn
B1rch Soc1~ty he!.t:ves th:lt a D 1vmt: Creator ha:1o
endowed man w1th a purpose ;md an "upw:lrd
rc:1o.:h" wh1c h .trc f.u ~upcnor to, and frcyucntl)'
prompt a Willlllj.: s,;cnftcc of. t he dr!.ues. anJ
nttd~ uf the 1nd1V1dua\ hrn-asc\f .
(~) The Cmn.mu nuts -Lemn, l..un:achar·
'"-Y· :\nd m3ny 011hcr ~n -opt:niy pr-c:xh
,,._, .. ,_, mwt Jearn to h.are,-and th.ac onJy
rhruu1o1h ~rrcadm_.;: ~u ffinem h.o1trt"'d a n chc-
Q:,mmun"u ~uccr:cd 1n ntlin,..: the world. Tht"
Jo hn Hm·h Snc1etv h..:ata nohodv, n111 ('VCR the
<A-•mmuntSI\, hur ,·,nlv the evil ,.,.h1ch thC\' do.
The ~JCie'\ l-.cl1rve' th:n love for •lllr 's 11Cij.:hbor
Jnd t 1 ~Ill wtll II•W.rrd \ .11! rnrn 'h1wld be a
fund.t mchl.l! mto(lv;\ftnn 111 .rll hum-'ll rcl.rl l('ln-
\hlp'
• • •
rhc ffinlUJil\(\ .d1ot1 p~('Jt'fl ,; (II hcJ!('\(' -
J Jh ! to \nll <ll thC"m tu!dnubtrd!\ 1I,, ll('llc'l' -th.•r
( .•. .,mun!\ffi " "the w.wr .. t tht' !lrtUr< \\'c
''11'\C, ,q,a•.ld. th .11 the v.-1-J,,Ir "••ri d ,, nuw
'1 rnl ' "'' mu ... h \lrttr .md hc<:t,Jh t\, t!"eJ.IoOI\
,lltl lmrnoor.tl!!l, n ucltv ,1n,! .t•nllh l••ll, hl.t,plu
'"" .tlld dnlr\l~!IYell('~\, blfl('fl)r'" ,,n ,J !('.IT
duuhr 111 d dr~p.ll r t h.~t .1lw.n<i I!" Inn.! 111 h.111d
wr:h ~ ~~mnw111\m. \\c 1-xhrvc rh.l! :n.anl.1nd
''"'!,11 1.,. .lhr•ut rrad,. In .HI,r. 'hake nr f t h1 \ l :om
mum't "r,t nn \ .1ncl tt'rrnr. .1111! mP~c !nrw.ud
r ~t.n tov.Jrd• .1 more enlt,ehten('d ;wd humane
e ~1•tt:·n.::c \~ r .rrr do1n~ evcn ·thult;: 1n our pnw
er. h\ .ti l hunnr.•hk mc:tnl., tn .reJte rhr unJC'r-
't..ndln,c: th.)t v. dl pn.Ju,c rh1' IC''Ilh
It Y••IJ h.we wh.ll 11 t.1k r:~. 111 r h:rr:t..-ttl ,llld
(P•!rJ I!C. 1hen lw .111 means 1111fl u< nou • 111 ou1
rp;t' underukrn,ro: \\'1t h the-Jdded d lon of pro-
pic hkc ''"\l!'t'lt .• md w1t h l;l l(i"~ h('lp -when
,1nd kc.:au<.e we have dc.lot':rved tt -w~ ~ha ll
hrc.11.. ur 1h1s 1mmen!ot" cnmtn:tl consptrJcv, and
return J world ~c crazy to Qnll~ once :~~am
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(T.-dvt: f~ boolu.. •n paperbound ed~tk'lft\,
whiCh J'IW you 1 thnrouah •ntnxiumun tfl the •·o.-kir\f:s ul the Commurmc conspi;nq.)
ONE DOZEN TRUMPETS 50.00
(T•·<~>-< .-. ol .... full l<op """do ......
to be pft~ in numbm:d tequmcc.. wtuct. ,tft rou 1 COIDplc:t.:nliv-e aan>eJ o1 .n w Nbtca
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TilE JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY
IIELWONT, NMSACHtJSETn; 021'18
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20 words ot leu .............. 1.50 2.50 3.00 21 words to 30 words ...... 2.00 3.00 4.00
31 lii'Ord1 to Cl words ...... 3.00 4.00 5.00
Each word over 40 words .. .05 .10 .15
20!1 OFF FOR CASH WITH ORDER
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UMPUIIIIIHID
9' ROUND 1old ru1 and p.~d: iil•1·l .EJ.cellent condition. Y.l
3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, built·
ins. NB. tl25 mo. Call Mn.
Balen, 673·9505.
a t:..u. I!SU TE
I!XCUIIc;Es
S ..U.t:
C.'t ... ltl
T-Ill
ll'or , ... -a -.. BRAND NE!:W ,IuJ.ury ,2 bdnn.
apts. Ocean view-step• to
be1ch, year round sl:!s-SIJIS.I
Ad.ulu . 201 Pint Sueet,
H"''"'''"" Beach. 536·2131.
Clll
IXOI-.IO.ILim DOYLa (D. ,.., ... ma.
COM-Priv. rm. & bath, sep.
from house. Lovely quiet li L
2 bllr.s . from ocean. Ref.
67l-818q eves.
DELUXE I & 2 bdnn .. , 2 balh
apts. 2 pools, 2 tennis c:rta.
from 11 50 per mo ..
JAM AICA INN
2101 E. Coast Hwy .
Ph. 67}-8 120.
CORON>\ DEL \1AR . Studio
Apu ., fum . 190 rncludea
all uti lities . Ray Realty.
642~81 1.
5\tALL. cute studio, private
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Ideal for one . 613·8189.
evcntnas or weelr.cnda. Rca•
&on able.
OFF'tCE SPAC F for rent rn
E.n••Pl srcade buildJna,
2121 F.. Cout 1-hoy., C~
Ideal for in ll.lt&n ce or real
estat c. Call The Ensrp,
613-0550.
LOTI-U&.l
EXCLUSIVE R-1 lot north-
wut Santa AnL Restricted
to 1·story . 101.140. Real
buy, 120,000. Call Kl 2-
8027.
• IIJITALS
FREE RENTAL SERVICE -
190 lO 1700 per month. We
do your roadwork free.
~~~~
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Wa&on, RIH , Auto. Tranli,
PfS. P '8 , w _,.,, trnt 11..
rcclrn rn& bkt sts. 11095.
SUICIDES ANONYMOUCi
Call fi75--lS42 anylime. 01y
or ntJht.
YOU ARE IIMTI!D ., bo
ow pest b ~uL We .. Oui •d•Ba•·---of dlia ... of •.-ioe• Olli aDu ._,..._,
.-r~~•c i• •e ••• of
Jeaa• Cui•L C:.O.. -.d
llr•r pe-al t .. D--.ea
price. 6134189 ovenin11 or
weekends.
WILL TRADE Bu.ilden Hard-
ware for what bne you??
Call 67~1S07 even.in&•·
(F·2l
IC over 1old back·
pound $3 5. 4qq·ll32 (F·D
FFER-reducer Eurci-
07 5.
F1CE DESK -125. 642·
I (F·2l
a 1ay &r rt -ready
for a whirl after cleanina
carpct5 with Blue Lustre.
.Rent electric shampooer
11. Crown Hardware, 3107
E. Coast llwy ., Corona del
\tar.
Coli in Your Wont Jw::1
to th• Ensil":
67).0550
THe; KEY~lOT ES, junior members of the
Harbor Auxiliary of tht South Coas t Child
Guidance Clinic, will present their an·
nual t:hristmas carol party at 3 p.m. this
Sunday , Dec. 12, at the lJalboa ~Y Club.
Among the participants will be this fou r-
some, from left , Cathy Martin , Keely
Sims, Steven 'Jreyer and Michaelt Kelly.
Singer Harry 'Jabbitt will coordinate the
en tertainment, wtl ich will Include a ren-
CJefore Christmas"
by the madrigal singers of Estancia High
School. The guests will include actor
Andy l)evlne, this year's Guardian 4-n-
get" award winner,and t.lr s. fJ evine. Tic·
ket information may be obtained fr om t.lr s.
Carl Uartin, Jun ior 4-ult il iary chairman,
&46·3546, or lArs . Michael ~i vera , event
chairman , 548--2313. They are bei ng as-
sisted tp,o Mmes. 1.J. C:lledge, qobert
Pu rslove, John Conn elly and Lewis Pratt.
(Photo by Peter ?.M. Si nger.)
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other 43 arc aclln& on 11. misphcre" Bette Rooney
Further bc waldcrment is en· Ha ve you ever wondered 211 ~arcuente \ve.
countered when in the ab--WHY our boys arc sent so Corona del \tar
~' --, . CHR I .'>T.\1 .1~ IS Fl , ~--:::;,..-::: EspeciiliYf~J ~~~~ "tit'
when you shop ..rt () UHIL\.., ,·n
th usiastic ~non..r l..rut·nt rurl ol nur ,,r1,.,
ladies in show in~ ~uu tl1~ mt·h h.u1Jr-...
Velma O'Brien ha·l> ~:It'\ wei 11 r1h L.,Jtt
and thought(uln t'~l>. 11 rll m J kt I ~o ur
shopping a jo\.
You can br !>Urt· rl It '' f n•m O'BB I E~·~
a grtat dt·ctl of pwlt ., )!tift "r..rpp,J in
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\.V t· an· UJil'tl ('\t't\ l·uJ..r1 t'Hnlnjit
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bn /J , W(' art· IIJll'tl t 'l t"f\ t ll iiiOI( t'\
ccpt Saturda~· unlil ( hn,un •• ,
2 S IS 1::"-' 1 Co"' r HIGH"'""-'. { OIIOf'oA UU .. M .. ll
PHO,.I. biJ·l990 IRONIN G. Yeau of uper·
ienc:e on aU types e( clo-
thin& .t linen. Specially,
men's lhirta. l l.SO per H1 .
Mable Whitman. 607 Mar-
IU.erite. COM. OR l-271_4..
scnc:c of an y o ther specifi c far from home supposedly '"
ans wer why 1sn't thu; rca~ fi,6lt communism, and yet
lut1on bmu&ht out rnto the were never allowed to filht
open, drscuucd, ll'alyzed comnunism io Cu~7 How
and oon uructively cri lici~od many are familiar .;th the
wilh the hope that rn doina 1n1edy · o( \tario Garcia
10 pcrflap1 another better Kohly7 It's worth a few lines
plan may emer&e . of newsprint lD brin1 you the
Not bein& able to find 1n story .
WA LLACE CA LDERHEAD,
QUALIFIED CHAUFFEUR .
Available. by how « day.
references -Class "A"
lrcense. 646-1391 .
JOVemmcnt or pnnte induli~ Soon after Castro declared
u y Jlltntics certain com· him1elf a communi It, a IJoup
putcnzed mfonnation, 3 sche-of Cuban er.1les in this coun·
dules we re prepared by me uy set up a commi ttee 10
and sent to a few colle&es form a de facto ,ovem.ment
and cl ectromc Jata procu-in elile, an d Mario Garcia
srna firms w11h the request Kohly, a Cuban patriot, was
that they (I ) feed the fiaurcs elected president:
GI VE CARI\VEI.I.E. the jewelers
quality wat ch b>y SULI)VA
of local bali••i--. I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~=== BN•Itfaau .. llreld •• ..,.
S.IIIUyiiOiftiai.7:00LL,
ac '--'• P-.ily res&Mr•l.
lSl.S E. Cout Hwy., C'tllll;
Cite Viii• ,...,._ ,. .....
-l. Milia 1L ..S JG A ....
.._lliia,._B..-,T .. aday
ac7:00La.Por.,...t*al
on our n:stJonal debt for the The U&Jedy of the Bay of
past 35 years 1nto the com-Pi11 aoon followed, and even
putcn; and proa.ram then to thou,h Sr. Kohly was bitter·
come up with lhe answer ly disappointed in this fai~
when we go broke. if the ure in which many of hll
present trend continues; (2) friends loll the ir lives, and
feed the figures on our so-in spite of our AdminisUa·
CJal secunty system mto tbe tion forbidd.in& any further
com pu.ten and pro&ram therr attempt k> free Cuba, he
to come up with the answer 11ain put his shoulder to tbe
as to when thrs fund becomes, wheel a.od aucmptedto bee
or became insolvent, be-hi1 homeland •ia the under·
cause on this one I honestly &round wi1bin Cuba.
Frux SIZ, -rHIIGN ADI
UAU.Y wc.K POll you ·
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FOR SAI.f.
SACRI FICE encyctopcdra,
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abrr d&cd d rc tronary . Ll 4·
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11M To"" A Cou.., try
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e Yam•• • Story 4 Cl.t e
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Ord•r froM :
AMerieon Opinion Boolr: Stor•
193 .. Hrn bor Bl•d.
rn coat.&. sweaten, and
r11ncoats -fr om $1.95. To
keep your pet warm & com·
fort.a ble come to the
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2732 F. .. Cout Uwy.
613·2430
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Opaa E•••ln e• Till f rOO P.ll.-
Hf.I.P H NHil
1nd men to se ll sub--
sctrptiOn5 over tbc phone .
Call l.he Enarlfl, 613--()SSO .
BOYS to sell subscriptiOns,
Call the Ensi&n. 613.0550.
SPARE
fillina and oollecbnJ rno•
ney from :--lEW TYPE hi &h
quality coin opc_rated dis·
pcnscu in thrs area. No
sellinJ . To qu.ahfy you
muat have car, references,
S600 10 11900 cash. Seven
to twelve houu weekly can
net e•cellent monthly in-
come. \tore full time . For
person1l interview write
P.O. B<n 10513. Dallas,
15207 . Include
SERVICE. -dtly
naintenance, elcan•op ..t:
otaer. TW 1·11
RISTMAS L.\WN -18lJ.50.
1 uee , 10 shrubs, soil c6n-
ditioner, dioondra or turf
lawn teed, aveuae
believe the computen will He consulted with an at·
come up with a retroactive tomey, and waa eneouraaed
date; (J) feed into tbe c~ ~ b.im and a federal a1en1
puten the information that l')lin1 •• a "printer .. that
in 173q the 350 civilians on it would be le,al to print
the federal payroll amounted Cuban pesos in order to pur·
to I for every 11.225 ..\meri~ ctrue arms for the Cuban
cans; in 18!\3 , I federal underJJound, and wbich also
worker fo r every 400 citi· would a.id in wreck.in1 Cas·
zens: in lq23, I feJeral tro's shaky economy . At
worlr.er for every 21S: today, their inati,ation, Sr. ,Kohly
1 federal worker for every au.c:mpc.cd to carry out thi s
76 ..\mericans: pro1ram the plan, completely unaware
computers for the anawer that a uap was bein1 act for
when all will be 1ovemment him , and before lon1 he was
worken. If you want to in· arrested at aun point by lhe
Ject a real shoclr.er into the "printer" apnt. Hi• "crime"
discuuion, cunent statis-in uyin1 t.o print the Cuban
tic1 show I of 1 civilian s peso was no worse lban that
wcwlr.in& ror 1ovemment -commiued by n·President
federal, state and local! HilT)' Trwnan when he order·
Perhaps the readera in your ed the U.S. Treasury 10 for1e
area mi&ht be interested in Philippinooccupationmoney,
this •erious national proba and that wu done at the re•
lem as it allecll each one ; qu.est of our national hero,
there is somethin1 seriou1ly Gen . Dou11as MarcArthur.
wron1withour economy when President Kohly's trial was
the only manner we try to a uavcsty of justice . The
pay our way is 10 borrow court enn refused t.o sum·
and pus the I.O.U. on to mon his witneues. a list of
the comina 1eneralions. over 100 Pfomincnt penons
Sincerely, who could have caaily clo.,.
Gerald Q. Malloy ed his n.-ne. Hit sentence
203 W. Steuven St. was Oflc year in the federal
Crafto.,, Pittsburlh. Pa. penitenti•y. The court in-
FATE Of A PATIIOT voked flo neuse lllat the
Publither of the Enaip U.S. Government maintained
While Che UN--declared war ·~fri...Siy relations with and
ra1es on in Vietnlm, aad our r.co .. iaed Fidel Catlro 11
boys continue to die onder •• ltthimata Oo•emmet~.t al
the command of a Comm.anist CaM, -.d. •• ••<*-had a duty
in the United NaliOft• S.· 10 PltOTBCT IT' (••••is
curity Council, let Ill pMM llri .. )l
• moment in remembr•ce of ,.,io O.tcia Kolaly was c•. Or hd yoa fotiOt• ,.Uitr of IIYi•t 10 Iibera•
Come to our
""Oid·Fashioncd
O u ittmas in
Lasuna"
celebration .
Auend the
lisht ing of the
2S (()()(
Ouistmas Tree
Tallc ro Sanra Claus
and wind up rhe
evenin3 •ith a
visit roche
Open House ac
l.afluna
Fecknl
S.•inp
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Join in the Carol Si nging
for rd"reshmtnu ...
11to on Friday NiP,c
Dec. lOth. 6 to 9 p.m.
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No.2 Kings seek win
ec..a cMI MM'1 Nate~ Brit che S.. Kina• apin
btl191iawu rawel• IOO.U.,t Hiud che t .. d u Oordon
dlh Prlclay for a .-. 1wt-Middletoo f<HMld *• bucket
ioa at 6:10 p.aa. 1'lae S.a 011 • lut bc'aat ud Roy
Killp. will be ktokie1 for Oray dropped one in hom \be
MEWI'ORTHARBO.!! EM9~
Al!fr SECllOII --
lltURSOAY. DEC. t,lt65
OOIIJIIA DEl liAR, CAUf.
"rictory No. 2 •• they blaa~ outaick, m.U.ina it ~Sl. 1 ______ _::~:::_-----------------:-----:=:::::---------=::...-------!aatiafO 11·11 Priday at tb• Mike Mora.. •ewed lhe r
HEIDI HEWITT, q..yeat-old Corona del Mar resident, is
youngest member of <Jig l !Joosters of athletic teams at
University of Califomla, lrvlne. She vi sited the swim
pool at UCl to watch Randy Howatt, left and Dave Bel·
knap as they worll:ed out for the Pacific Coast Swimming
Relays to be tteld at Ca l State, Long Beach , this Satur-
day, Dec. 11. Randy from Orange Coast College and Dave
from Fullerton J unior College were junior college All·
Americans In swimming.
Sailors win flrst two
lo11rs' coun. pme up for Corona de I Mar
Jolut Valtely led bi1 1e..,..
mues wilb l-4 poiell. Whh
tbi 1 kind of performaaco he
could well be &he playet.oof•
lbe~oar apin dlia year.
Ciordon MiddlotoD, the other
forward, hit for 11.
The Sea Kinp atabbcd an
early lead 14-20 in &he lint
period, and increaud their
lead b,.-4 more poilftl, 47-
39, at halftime.
Santiaao •t•ted clicli:.in1
in the 3rd period and cloeed
the pp to 59-51. Thin11
looked bad for the Sea Kin1•
u the Cavaliers P'Ubed
pointl tluouab the net and
1W1ed out in front 62-60 in
the belinnina or the 4th
period.
whoa be IUde FOCI J 1traisht
free tbrowa and 1u·c the
Sea Kinp a 67-'2 bull•·
They were never threatened
apin.
Coach &b Lulie lauded
Roy Gray for a fin e defen·
1i.-o 1ame aa ..-ell at the
rest of the team. Howe.-er, 5
Sea Kina• fouled out u
both team1 committed 59
penonal foule .
The win tpeak• well tl
Corona del Mat since San-
tiaco had Pfevioualy beaten
hi &hly touted Valencia.
The other 3 Corona del Mar
teams did no t fair so well.
The Junior Vanity lo1t 61--
l6, the "B'' t.cam went down
74-lS and lhe "C" team
s uc<:umbed 40..31.
C.M. Mustangs win opener
The Co1ta Mesa Mu1tan11
won their ini tial encounter
of lhe eeuon a1ainet the
Santa Ana Sainte S7-46 at
the loaen' &Ym lui Friday
niJhL
f..d 8abiuch wu at the
fron t of the 1corin1 parade
with 14, followed clo1ely b'j
Craia falconer with 13.
G.lard Bart Corrido pumped
lhrouah 11 ; Steve Turley, 7:
fi ne defenaive wort. in the
lit period to hold down 1he
Saint1.
Costa Meu increucd the
lead by S point• early in the
l rd uanu with Carrido and
Babiuc.h hiltina. But lbe
Saints came ri&ht back and
came wi thin 2 of catchina up
u the buzzer ended the
period 4~]8.
fred 'Nhiuler put on a JP"e&l
ddenaive. show for the \tus-
OPU 1-4 FR I.-SAT .-SUM .
4 bedroom, 3 both, separate dining room,
fam ily room with fireplace, li ving room with
fireplace, carpeting, dro~ries and beauti·
fully landscaped. Beautifu l ocean Yiew.
$49,950
Sll ,OOO down-S 2 ~0 o mo . leaseho ld only SSOO a yeor.
•p. .. "I IT .. a~,., ..... . .._ .. ·•···•·· 111 DEYB.IRIS fJ liDO Sill 1935 Tbc· bish ateppin1 Newport
Harbor ba1kotball 1qu.ad al-
ready b" 2 victoriu tucked und er i tl belt.
Priday nisht the Sailon
took to talk the Lakewood
Lancer. and held orr a 4th
period raJ ly to win $6-Sl at
the loiCrt' court.
Bru ce O.apman, 6; Jacobsen,
4, and Tom Mo ran, 2. t.anas in the rinal period u ~ .. Hill 1 .. ,
he blocked and 1rabbed the Ahu bein1 dcadtock.ed I~
10 in the fiut penod. Colla
\ten too k a 28 ·25 halftime
ed1e. ~ark Lane)' pu t in s 001e
ball fr om the hapleu Saia u..l ~==U~Tf~Yio~~U~Wt~=====~O~II~I~a~lz~J;:7~JOO~==; This allowed Cosl& \feu to !r
ou tscore the Saints 11·8 and
nail down the victory.
La1t week the Tars looked
like they are aoia1 placea,
handin1 the Bellflower 8u.c--
canoen a 51a40 trounc.in1 It
the Sailor IYm Wednuday
afternoon.
forward C11i1 Ritter wu
hiP scorer with 1~. Read
Chri1tenaen, a 6·3~ forward.
dumped in 11 and center
Oeorp Yule netted I 0.
Forward Jtead Chritte uen
capr.ured the hiah scorin1
bonon with 18. Gc orae Yule
sank I S points and Craia
Ri tter made II.
Durin1 the rint hair the 2
tearna were fairly matched
as the lead chan1ed hands
se.-eral lime• with the Tan
finally comina out on top
24-21 .
Estancia BB looks good
The Tau led moll of the
way in the non-lu1ue aame.
The hi period endeJ I J-10.
Howuer,withl:121eflin r.he
half, the Buccaneeu for1ed
ahead 20.lll. Denni• Smith
then made • t.1ke 1 and a
free throw to put Newport
out in frotH 22·20. Yule and
RitterrMde a painJI l»>i1kUI
to pul the Tua in a cocn--
mandinl lead at the bait.
26-20.
In the )rd pe riod BeiiOower
narrowed the nw r1in to )~
27. Baaket1 by Cbristenaen
and Yule killed the Buc·
t.llncer threat 1nd the pc:nod
closc.t with Newport lc ailin1
41·]0.
Newport hit for II points
and beld the Lancers to only
5 counters in the )rd period.
boultnl • J.S-26 maram.
Lakewood became bot in the
final frame , ac.orin1 2.S
poinu.. But the Sailon a.,k
21, canyin1 away tbcir lnd
.-icWWJ of th• youna aea10C\.
In dle Be IIOower 11me the
Junior VauitJ trOe ~.JO, the
"8" \eal'l'l walked away with
a 57-29 .-icwry and the "C"
team 1queaked by with a J~
21 win.
In the Lakewood 11n1e u,-e
JV's picked up another Win
Sl-46; however, the ''B"
team went down 44-Jl and
the "C" team bowed )9--17 .
In their initial endeavor
of the leUOO, last week, the
Estanc ia let a cion one slip
throulh their rin1en 56-SJ
to the Footh ill Kniatn•.How-
ever, they looked 1ood for a
fiut team ever fo r the Costa
\ten school.
Phi l Jo rdan was die ttand
out scorer for the Ea1lcs
..-ith 20 poi nts. Teammates,
\4ili:.e \1cCarbn and Bi.ll \to-
tan each 10 1 10. Others add-
in& 10 tae scorina col~a~~m
were Chri s Ne.l1on, 6; Mike
LaRue, S, and Jeff Kumer,
2.
Foothi ll led durin 1 mo 11
of the 1arne; 15-11 1n the
l si period. 33-25 11 halftime.
and 47-]9 at the close of the
Jrd s tanu . Bot then the
Ea1les foond them~elve s an d
overca me a 12-point !cad.
kno ttin1 lhe 1sme at 51-Sl
AnEITIOI MUSTAIG BUYERS
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• 38 FULL
PRICE
JUST IICIIYID 6 TIUCK LOADS 01' ,ACTOIY I'IIESH MUSTAN~SI
I NJOY 6 CYUNDU ICONOM'f AT rrs liST-NO WAmN~
NHTT Of 6 I I CYUNDBS IN STOCK FOI -DIAll DIUYIIYI
TEUIFIC SAYINGS -lEW 196,5'S
15 011 SAil PIICI LOW
n., 11'1 ... fast-O.'t delay-IIJ Tlllay!
BUY -RIIIT -,., ..
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on Phil Jordan'• 2 free
throws. with 4:06 remainin1.
The Kniah ta went ahead
SJ.-Sl on a fi eld 10•1 w'lh
1:19 left. An.olher free
th row made i 1 H-Sl. With
14 eeconda left, J ordan I J ain
hi t for 2 and lhe Eaales
uailed by only one point,
S4-.SJ.
In their eaaemeu to 1et
the ball, the Ea&le • fouled
and the Knipta cin<:bN lba.
o\d ba.U a-. ~fl.
Fri~y aiabt at Coata Meaa
Che &1le1 btutred ee O.tn
Gladia tors or Artesia 61-49
for their 111 baskerbllll w1n
in the 1chool'1 hiuo ry .
\tike \tcCarun wu h1&h
for lhe n1jh1 With 18. fol·
lo wed by J ordan Wi th 15. 1
LaRue. 8; Kumer and ~el · I
soo. each. w1 th 6: \toran 4.
and Si mpson and Thompson
w1th :Z e.ch.
Gahr went ou t Ln front 7-2
e arl)' 1n th e 1s t s tanza uuna
fasl breaks. Coada 8111 Wet-
zel then cn an,ed th e de-
fense to s full court preu
wtt1ch stopped the Gladu ton
cold. Th e Eaalcs took a I I·
10 lead 1111\en \tcC arun dump-
ed m a soal w1lh 2: 10 re·
ma1nm g '" the penod. f wo
free th ro ws moved C.stt r out
m fron t aa:un. but \lcCarun
tossed 1n ano ther goal. put·
llnl the Ea1 le s rour 1n front
13-1 ~. E11 La.n c1a ne vet fe ll
!:leh,nd after du s. lakJn& a
34-16 ha lfhmc lead.
"Th e Eaale!> dom maleJ the
lnd half as the liladu1lt11S
ne ve~ JOt d llser than o
r>om u . Dunn a the last fc ...
minutes o f the s ame. center
Ptul Jo rdan tu t fo r b po1n11 .
PIIIAU I ASKETIALL
SQUAD FAC£5 HAUOR
Coach \lan Sawyer's
Ora.nsc Co:u t Colle1e bu -
k.etb&lleu Wi ll L&lr.e a1m at
L.-\, Harbor th11 f ndav
ni Jht, Dec. 10 1n a non-
confere nce oonte1t. Game
tamt 1a I p.m. a1 OCC.
The &ca bave fOWJd the
early JPiDJ a bit touab thi1
year. Sawyer's force• drop-
ped a 7So-7<f •••eker co El
Camino in lite opener, d'ltn
fell be-foro Pak:.rMr 1117 in
thcit tint ro.t trip..
l'u...ay na.i•a11tie P\rat.et
wen t down in 6efea& 9S to 10
at Cetri m1. Ji111 John.,. led
the Btac •cori.aa with ll. fol -
lowed bf Rick MMcebo w"idt
12.
The miah'J UCLA fro1b
do'WMd tbc e..c. ll,....l
Priclay e•ealaa at UCLA Ia
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Rlcll ---occ qaiu& UCLA •idl 1 toi•ta .
.ua.. .... ·-o\11 -
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UCLA wl tll 1l eac::h.
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)400 VI A LIDO, -._ OR U&lO
OWNERS LEA VING AR EA
WANT ACnON
J bedroom . H .. t.lth · ~e~ly p.atntt>d · \e ....
cv-peong m l.mng room & den · 'prtnk!f!'l"$
front & rNr. Elf'ctr1c garage-door <>pf'ne-r
PMce S31.950.
3 Bedroom . 1 ~ bath · beam C"t llJngs hu.u·
bn ck firtplaC't. r overf'd pa uo :\tan~ txltlt.;
Easy upke-ep. :-.lev.port Ht.Jghts 400 Holm-
v.·ood. l·'-1 /ln('Yl wOo-.J. : lr.
lACK l AY
Sp.ac1ous 3 bedroom . 1 ~ bath Bnck ltrr·
pt.ce, raued bearth. Huge b.m1iy room 3
<"ar garage plus ol!lCe 4r wori:shop. Room for
pool. bolt. camper or: EJ:ceU~rnt n lSUne
loan. $3'9,750. ~(l l ~ \h 'o
H01SES All OWID
S..to Ana HeiJI>t&. S bdna.. I"' laliL Now Kemon rup 6 cw-. Worbbop. A-1 _,n-U.C. Prlot t21,750.
Jean Smith. Rt-altor
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AND OUTSTANOING NEW HOMES
l , 4, S I£DROOMS ON VIEW SIT!S
FROM $43,900
IN Til£ HILLS Of TUSTIN
Land lots of Land
107 Acres
.~ ch·.c· Orange Co.
Suhdi'l"ision 1ond -~ fw d..,.loprNnt
on ly
$5,000 per Acre
Z9 co,j down -easy terms
o r ""'I! excha n ge fo r tncome
DOYLE CO ., Realtors 511-IIA
m £. llllt ITRET -
l iving at ....
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COST A IESl ST RE ET
SI'ACJOUS 1 l 2 BEDROOM li'ARTMENTS _,, ..
!Ctrvploaw • ._,.lt..j" tOk~ • (OflMtl & Orop«'
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COMP'UMfNTAIY COHTINtNTA.l 'MtAJ:.f.UT
MeA'""" --,_. Mwy.
515 Seaward Rd. .,.._,
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HOMES on lbe Bwn> Oferlooldn& tbe IIAG-
NinCENT NEWPOBT·BALBOA IIARBORS.
Bay & Ocean View
I
1be 1n01t dlatinetive bomel in the exclusin
Dover Shores development. All homes have
been carefully designed to offer tbe utmost
in carefree li'ring. Quality cnftsmanlhip bu
gone into mating these homes the belt dollar
va!ue in the entire area.
$54,500 to $59,500
I 0% Dowa or &cllaoocJe Y ""' Eqtolty
See 1130 Pescadore Drive
Open Sot. I. Sun. -• S P.M.
M. M. La Borde, Realtor
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221 L 17111 •• -116 •sl) Cooto -
fLtt tM Ill I. 17th St. sr-rp1' .. Centerl
Ev.nlngs Call 642·2711 or 675-4974
THE TENANTS WILL HELP .
... you poy the overhead on this delightful
2 Odrm . home . The like new 2 bdrm. apt.
over garage is rented to o s ingle lady who
keeps it like o mode l. Off the patio is o
Iorge rumpus room or guest quarters. Cpts.,
drapes and stoves incl uded. Located on Nor·
ci ssus and the pr ice is only S-43,500.
675-3000 Evos. 548-8868
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OCEAN 6. BAY VIEW
Hquse of Unique Dramatic Design
The ut...ost of c:hMt'fulneu and CCM~fort. Ideal
hom• fDr ent.,toining. 3000 sq. ft. In the--house.
Spaciou• living roomwitft •wMpingview of ocean
c..d buy. 3 lg. b.dr.•., .ach wHh both. Tho I•
MOll« b.drw.. oJso has Cl"' excoiiW~t view. Evwy
roo.~ .,.... to o lo-b.autiful, hoot.d c..d filtor.d
pool with wide sunny d.d:.
Efflcl .,t ·built i.n kitch., with a magic viow.
Family room or formal dining room, Ouolity cor•
~ting & dropos thruout, Electric hooting in all
coi lings. Eodl 1"0011'1 has o soparato th.,.astot.
Tho rooms all have ab10luto privacy ew~d qu iet,
Enclos.d laundry Ol"ea. 2 water hoot ora.
No lo'Nfl to care for. lnsido ond ouhick profos•
sionally lew~dsco~ with shn~bs and lawn cover,
Spr ink lou thruout.
Other com pa rable homos oro pric.d much hiiher.
Ful_l price $69,000, reduced from $75,000.
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CDKOU DEL liAR
S. autifully furn ished
separate 2 bedroom apt.
Sl7S mo yearly lease, • • •
Beautiful modern sapo·
rote unit witft hugo gar•
age, 2 bedroom, 3 bath,
newly fum i shod S225
mo. yearly loose. • • • KIIGS RD.
Lavely custom large 3
b.drOOI'n , 2 both, dining
room, family room, un•
fumi sh.d. $350 mo.
y-r\y loose,
Ullll ISLE
Otolce 2 bedroom , un--
furn l shed, COI"pots,
drapes, built-in aloe.
ki tc:hon. $200 mo. yearly
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Choice F ee Simple Lots
Corona del Mar
Beautiful split level, 3
bedroom , 2 bath, south
patio, beautifully fur-
nished complete S275
mo. winter -$3.50 mo.
-year t-••·
View
Beautiful R -1 building si tes ••* •• 251 •a~~-~
Four-R-3-Iots choice location
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4 BEDROOMS , DEN + 2l\ BATHS
SPANISH TILE ROOF
ENCLOSED PATIO
open house daily
I 015 OOLPHIN TERRACE
PRICE NOW $69 ,500.
SEE WALLY HALLBERG
IUL UTATI
COlOMA DIL ...... '(7141 67WGI
Dover Shores
Panoramic View-
Soddlebock to Catalina. New view home, 3
bedroom , 3 baths, powder room, view living
room, view dining room, carpeted, draped,
landscaped. A really ele;ont home . View
most er suite with dressing area.
$80,757
Open Daily
1038 'Santiago Drive
IIACCO
IIAJ.nco.
(71 ...... "'
Commercial Lot
SO a 176 TO AN ALLEY , PARTIALLY Ill·
PROVED , CENTER OF TOWN , $35,000.
VERY BEST OF TERMS
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CHRISTMAS
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COME AND SEE -OPEN DAILY
R-2 ZONE -Sl x 125 LOT
270 E. 15TH ST .
HERE IS THE BEST EASTSIDE BUY
IN THE HEIGHTS AREA .
S19,SOO WITH JUST S2,000 OOWN .
WILL TRADE .
JOHN VOGEL
& ASSOCIATES
~AIIDMIIHS
-11-T &YD., li-T ~IAat
Ill ~MJIMY,_
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Jii&WW RACB * * L1 1--HORSE RANCH ! ___ =-::.=:.:__ ___ ! PIC11JRESQUE MT. LOOC:Z
4 (Ills f..tly TYPE 1000 oq. lt. •-oo a
Goood ........... Dfto.
lrie tluilt•. plusb wall 10
wall CSJ111rl and rw~om
drspn makn tbll honw
nut..Wiftl. 1:. .11 II rGIItn!'CI
INitio ll'lleioolllnt Ul .,.
t~ly .. ndscallf'd Jsrd
t'\noplllct, l' ...... and
...-nte m .. t« bedroom.
(Wy 4 )'INti ,_., I ler-
rifk buy lor ,. wiM at
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'I> ACIE LOT
'tbls be•utlful Nl1om·bll
bornt in Mn.~~ Vtrdr n11 be
)'CUR lor only ~.000 0...
Ex!,.. la-t t.mily rm, mr l
dbl li"Pk:. BBQ, CIP"I bet~m
c:rilla!:. Detuu C&llM11n~.
a.cl 'inJI llvuour. lUI • ill
dec llildwft. All 1td1 e.nd .1
HEATED POOl. lor on11 -·
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Wh t1ome loelled Ia Utt
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-•· -oo triple w il4-1or olao•IM. Ooll' us.oao .
.,,. ola. Btoa. call JMo
M?t. ........ 1&\L,.,. w•u•• T ....
20 acre bilhop •ice. Miau&e1
to Oc:.e an .t: Late play area.
Dear A quil huntin1 area.
Pr. t.SS,OOO. Additions! 80
acres with I bednn. adobe
home also svailable.
* FOR TRADE *
LO't'cly l yr. o ld Sewport
Beach 4 bd.nn bome , Wi II
trade for Oranp Co. vacanl,
T0s 01' IUbmit. Equity S1) -000. •
* TRADE! * ntO HICii A DRY Eastaide
Co.ta Man lota. Will coe--•id• l or 4 bd.rm ben&, d•
pin, TDs, or ubmil. Eq•iiY
06000.
* BACK BAY! *
OWNER loi\JST SELL! SbMp
l bdrm ...... Nico .,....
triG Palio A BBQ. Obi • ..,.
•II· AskiD& llt,,50. HA LP
.. LE TO UCl CAMPUS.
* PART nADI!I *
Siuoito loii!DICAIA>l!NTAL
•n.tlaa. Moden ll yr. okl
lllriot co.tNclioa. Air eoe-
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"GIVt; THE UNIT ~O 'IIA.V," say qjch was raised by the Costa Mesa High School
Gordon , student body president, and Donna student body through class collections and
Fuller, studen t body treasurer, as th ey a TA.G. !Total o\11 Gi vlngl Dance. (Photo
present a check tor S500 to q;obert. L. by Mesa High School student Cl audia
Si monds , at ri ght, first vlce-J)fesldent of Powers.)
the Uni ted Fund of Costa Mesa. The money
Realty Soard oHicers installed
Supervisor >\\ton E. Allen
prnented "The Oranp
County ~tof)'" u reatured
apeaker for the inJtallation
meetin1 of the ~ewport ~lar
bor.Coata \teaa BoarJ cS
Rcalton thit room ina. fle e.
9, at the &!boa Bay Club.
The outaoin& offi cen. Ed-
ward N. Riddle, preaiJent;
Randall R. \tcCardle, vice
president; John \tacnab, ae-
cretary•trealiurer; J . Leonard
Smi th, director and JUnior
put pruident; and ~or&e
Williamton, di rec tor and
~~~ rwe aident, were reti red
by the out&Oinl vice preai •
dent of the California Real
I!Jt.ale -\uociation, John C. di rector; an d Charles S.
UarL Dreyer , uleman director,
The incomi n1l%6 offi cen, we re inttalled by CREA
Randall ~. Mc Cardle, prui-vicc•preaident-elect Eu1ene
dent; J . Peter Ba rrett, ht Kadow.
vice•prnident; William H. The lll66 board or dire c-
F amtworth, 2nd v1ce.opre ai· ton iii completed by the
dent; John \.\acnab, aecre-carry over Ji rec ton Edward
tary·Ueuurer; Wilham C. N. Riddle and rlon N. V1e1 ra,
Rina. director; Roy J . Waro.l , uleaman duector.
CARE OF GIFT PLAITS TO IE FUCHSIA TO,IC
"After Care of Ch riumu
Gift Planu" will be the
IOPIC at the mon thly meetin&
of the Cotta 'deaa Fuchaia
~ciety at 7:30p.m. \tonday,
Oec. \J.u o\merican Le1ion
llall. 565 W. 18th St., Coati
\teu. The apealr.er will be
D. G. Sco tt, who baa been tn
the nursery buaineu around
Coat.a \tell and Newport
Beach for the put 12 yean
and presently 11 employed It
\ie u nel \1ar Suraery.
hristmas Gifts from ..
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Guild will
films for c
The Children's Theater
,...JUil d of Scwport Harbor
held its December meetina
at the Lido Isle home ofMu.
Bert Coffey. Followin& an
11 a.m. bl.11ineu meetina,
memben were enteruined by
"The Larks," a sinaina
aroup composed of memben
of the Junior Lnaue of Los
Anaelu.
\in. Chriu.ian Ebsen,
:Juild president, ia a member
of "The LaRa," who pre•
sen ted a proaram of old fa·
vorites, traditional carol s,
and a new C hristmas sona -
"Chriatmas Out 'Nell,"
written by their director,
Rica Moore. Arranacment•
for the luncheon fo llowina
the . proaram were in charae
of \tn . Benjamin F . Bums,
hoapitahty c hairman.
The bu1ine u mecUn& 1n·
eluded a rcpo n on the Guild's
rec ent produ cti on, "The
Sulky Sea c;c rpent," anJ an
ellpre n•on of appreciation
lO \trs. Robert E. Harria,
pro!ilction coord1na1or, .. d
her production uarr. .
o\ report (rom wa yli &nd
meant cha1nnan, \in . Clin-
ton \i. Hoote Jr., revealed
that the :Juild's once•a-year
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a.,u....,. ..... ,. o'". ua.t.
a,... rill ··-... .. .__ l4A ""· •ru C..\.ri•-•· o,.. -'•· dl J,'()O .....
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Free Gift Wrap
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OSTA MESA m_,,.. ...
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t
ildren
ways and meant project Will
be a apecia.l film aeries fo r
children. Three pro pam1 will
be presented S.turday1 at
10:30 a.m. at Newport Har-
bor Hi&h School Auditonum.
The first, on January 11,
"'!'ill be on "Buffalo Bill" -
the life and leaendary Cl-
ploi tt of Colonel William
Frederick Cody.On February
19 the presentation will be
"Tom Thwnb" -baaed on
the Grimm Brothers fa.iry
llle about a woodcutter'a;
S\7--inch tall aon and h11i
tpi rited advenrurel. On
March 11 !he film will be on
"Coloni al Williamabtul" -
the 1tory of a patriot as
acen throop a ch1 ld'i eye1 ,
di rec ted by Georae Seaton,
and alao Wa lt Disney'•
"';tonny, the Thorou&hbrcd
'.Vilhan lnfenorityComplc\."
\ln. Uootc reported th at
the JclectiOO of the filma;
takei into conaiderat.10n pro-
v•dm& wholesome entertain-
ment for our youn.ilen.
'ihe po1nted out that the &ift
, of a "iocnes Tick.et would
make an e1cellent "itocklnl
swffer" for c h1 \Jrcn . The
leflel t•cketa, pnced 11
11 .50 for ch•ldren or ~1 for
adulu, ;r.re available from
;;my G.u \d member, and add•-
ll onal mformauon may be
obtamed by phomna 548-
3231 after I :00 p.m.
Scrolls given
to libraries
The Friends of the Newpon
Beach Library are l iVlftl a
memorial scroll aa a Cl!.riat•
ra.u a.ih to e-.ch of a. ) lio-
llrllries. The .cron wm abow .. -·., ....... --..hom die boob were ai.-en,
and all future namea M II be
' put on the scroll.
\irs. John \Iammond, projeCt
ch11nnan, 1a1d the Friends
are pre tentm& the scroll 1n
theu a pprecu t1on of the
th o uahtfu l conu1buuon of
memonal!z1nj bookl .
F lltther mformat1on on how
to make a contrl butJon for
th1 s proJeCt may be obtamed
by callmg the h bu.rv , 6'73·
1480.
Students offer
Yule music
Costa \~ell H11h School
Will pte1ent 1U annual
Cnr11tm11 IDUIICa l pro1ram
thu FnJa)·, Dec. 10 a t
Oran1e Coast Colleae. Ooon
will open 11 7 p.m.
-\\1 of the choral p Oupl II
Coati \teu H11h School w1ll
perfonn. Thete 1n clude con-
cert chon , advanced ' &lflli
&lee club. bc&mnlnl!. chorus,
Blue \iadr!JIIs and 1h e JU-
nior &iris chorua. " new
u iple tno, the Sal Canto
Sincen, w1ll be 1nuoduccJ.
They are under the dltc-ctlon
of Gerald Schroeder.
The theme 11 "Giona '"
E&eelai 1 Deo." Fam1ll ar
carola, \ied1eval carols and
Folk t on&ao(many Iandt arc
included.
Two major •olouu of the
evenin1 u e ... am1l e Jenten,
-.bo will ain1 "I Wonder u
I Wander," and Rich Go rdon,
..t.o will 11n1 I solo (rom the
modem Cbriu·nu opera ,
.. Amah! and the NiJht Vut-
toi'J ...
A woodwind enaemble and
a braaa ensemble, under the
di rec1ion of Dwayne Ke1th ,
will also play.
ROLE IM PLAY
Richard LA:venn&. 801 Sal·
boa .o\~ .. Balboa hl1111d , u
in the c ut or '"The Country
Wife," which wall be pre•
aerile:J. r)ec. '1. 10 . and II
in .the campus theater by the
departmeat oC duma at Ca li-
fornia St.at.e Colleae at Lon a
Buch.
"CAM-" STOLEII
o\ •n•~t.al p ey , muule
loadin& h 2 foot imilatiOI\
camotl weiabiai SO lbl. •u
L T. COL. J~U ':S P. ~VN t:S, USMC, re=
tired , 'Ntlo li_ves at 2J'l He ltotrope ave .,
r:orona del Uar, rece1 ves tne '14 Civy -:orn=
mendat ion Medal and con gr<~tu latiOns HOrr
his 7-year-<>ld son, ~onn , for "outst<~nat ng
pe rformance of duty while serv 1n ~ 1t 1th the
P lans and Programs 1ranch, 'i-1 '''H vlsion ,
Headauaft ers \Aar me ':or os, tram November,
1%2, to J un e, 1%5." \t right is V.a10r
~en . Crank :. Tnar1n commandtng gener-
al, Maune ':oros "'"Stati on, who oresent-
ea a c1 tat1on to O:ol. ~ynes. IUSV: IJ'lotol
ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS I
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a Deligh t instead of a Dilemma 1
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ORDEII FOR YOUR EVERY GIFT NEED NOW!
DEliVERED PRICES TO OESTINA liONS
DELIVERY GUARANTEED
IN CALIFORNIA
OUTSIDE CALIF . WITHIN U S. A
3.50
3.90
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:z l•a'e a1eel cbaiu •-ai•a
fiml dla-ccili•& 11 •• fti"
Ctowt.s ttn&a~U•t.. Jtol e..
Cooot Hwy .. c..-.. I Mol,
-.... e... .. n~ '"''" -pollee.
nr..r ~ • lillol". "' .... u 011;.1• ~110
C.\n• 4 .,. ... :tI t •to t .. t., .. ~uc ,,'tt.
196J VOLKSWAGEN Variaot.
1~ -white, lew mileaae.
Sll9S • 499·297$.
·sa T-Bird coov. u cel • .-JSO
Ll 8-2231 OR 3-4157.
O~EXEL tbree piece maho-
pny becboom auhe S 100 -
aood coo. 837-2302•
ANTI~E \4ah . Chest o£
dtawaa. ISS. M1 6-1509
18' OLASSPARCabin Cruiser
JohnaooMtr. Trailer, extras,
like new. 12100 CH 9-4868"
\1AHOO. Spinet Piano-.S SOO
67S-0072-
CL"'UNET (Silmer) S2SO.
675-3850 after S.
E'<TB'ISION table -S20.
Chairs $5 ea. 673-8023•
:t ~\1\iOND used console,
Sl,SOO. 494-6360'*
Y~. OLOO'Keefe-\1erritt sep.
broi 1-oven. S90. ~ 7 5-4970•
CHAIR, annleas, IL ~teen,
nau&h.. contour. S19.SO.
675-5174•
LUDWlO DRUMS. Good con.
•llS. 494-S496. U.(,)
'61 4-dr. C.\0. ad. c:lciUI,
white. Sl79S.673-6Q81 (}28)
9' "OLE" surfboard -SSO.
646-2679.
SMALL Bo1 TraHor,. whop,
Oood 1iru. sso. -675-1767•
ROAN MAil£..well reia.d_
UIJ aenlle. tplrlted .. bla.
t27S. 493-1S7 ...
CUSTOM<banol back aofa.
lia!H beiae 1S fL uc:el·
con. t300 546-27 59-
ENCYCLOPEDIA coml)lete
135. 54+936~
3~x4~ Speed Jflphic: e.mera
wid\ nata MtachmenL '65.
eves. 546-4261•
21' SLOOP with eattas, $2100 1956 .. ,... BIRD. Auto, wb
or osebanae for realty. S48-.J04l (016) red, R-H, rc--coo. Loaded
Sl150. OR 3-4562•
8 ft. CA\1PER. Sleeps 2
ssso. '.11 6-1145. h ld
FOLDING Camp ·Trailer -DAR 0 S
used 3 lime a, aood mattreu
s 3so. 548~08 <J-7) y 1 Party
MACHINE PowerToola, $340 u e
_or sellaep . .548·3041. 0-7) l Col. William Cabell Chap-
• 57 01 1ICK ro C II ter of OAR met for a Cbri s t-ou ~uper -u power, d bu ·
I $.,co C h mas party an sho rt 11neu
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14' SLOOP. e1. cond. new Gcorae D. Buccola.
tta1ler. S475. OR l-4609. The table reOecteJ the __?~ 3-2658• __ _ Cnriatmu season with iu
1960 T-BIRD. full-power, take red net cloth over whi te and
over pymts. 641-2733 (J-13) trimmed With silk ribbon and
1963 <MC "'1 ton PIU~ Take sequaned noliJay fi gures .
Tall ailver candelabra with
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AL T 1\ CJI\H IA committee membets of the
Orange ':ounty Philharmonic Society are
red tapers nank.ed an arranae-pictured chedc:ing lists and addressing over pymta. plus cash for
equary. 642-2733 (J -13) ment of red carnauons and invitations for "Las Luces de Navidad,"
'62 RENAULT Dauphsne De-p1ne boughs. Lar&e crystal to be held n ee. 20 at the Stuft Shirt ~es-
luxe. Sale or trade. Good bowls of mulled cider were tau rant in Newport 9 each. Seat ed at the
'61 PONTI\ C Catalina, full cond. Kl 9-1663• che piece de reSistance. Hos-table are Mrs. C::.L. Perkins, at left, and power, Sl,550. 673-5454• SNIPE 64 Fiberalass like te ssea were the 'Ames. S.\1.
Mrs. 'Villlam Heidemann, reservations
chairman; s taflding, Mrs. 'Nilliam Laing, at
left, and \4r s. ~ichard Franklin. There will
be a holiday buffet starting at b:30, follow-
ed by dancing. The Christmas boat parade
will pass by during the party.
~NSCO ,3.5 \.f\1 ~Pet \1emar
f-2. 3 lenses, lsJht meter.
MS.-\11 6-4173•
new w/tniler, cover full ~ebet , Oavid R. Brown, Gunman gets $218 c.ash OtAHCELLOR ELECTED _ e~ ~73-520~ F,Jy the C. Barnes, Donald BY BIG BROTHERS GJa~N F.lec. Bass. \1odel \1acLeod and 'Nalter Wor-Chancellor Daniel Aldrich
F.B-2 ucnfice Sl75. S.$0--then. >\ &unman h.cld upandslu&-a check for S20 in a money of the University ofCalifom-
C <\\,PEl{, Custom 11' "'I 037fl. \irs. Harold a. Wickersham, &ed the manaaer of \t.ike's baa. ia, Irvine, and resident of
everythina -$1300, O R 3-mua1c chauman, introduced Paliudes Service Station, Roaer Core, the manaaer. Dover 9\ores, has been elect-3 5 JC~· I OVE'tSZP.O sofa -wh . aillc. 1 the \1adriaal Sinaera under 333 E. Palisades Rd., at the told police that a man about ed president of the Bi&
'63 \K>BILF. home--1-1x_6_0-. 1 naua. I 250. ~75-4970<-che direction of Walter Oleclc.-Newport Indus trial Park, 23 or 24 years old, with Brothers of Oranae County.
expands S'J,850 ... ~48~991 • , 2f.' \40NTEREY character
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er o f the Orao1e Coast Col-early Nov. 26, Friday mom-brown hair, blue eyes aod a He succeeds Robert ~aaen-
---------boat, a lasaed bull, $2,400 leae music department. in&, takina S218 in cash and J.day &roweh of beard, enccrcd beim Jr., also a resident of
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRK or trade. 646-58~ , ~-MITJIIft l~ rua office and asked him, Dover Shores, who held the
Dryer S40 -6-'1-4913* I :_--'"'' r onv. 'fll \,r/power ;.et'~w._· !!~W. =AI•~ . ...\re you the manaaer"" pr~~d~lt~~r s!r!'lec~·~ward
WESTINGHOUSERefug.runs '<lnt.con.S_2_,R __ c; ___ f-_4fl_ ... c;m~_• , .... ,•-::: • b After Mr. Core replied
sood. S30. 673-5575 <0:!::!) -• "yea," the robber pulled a for lUI individual waa &iven
\P11C'OT and 'V'IITF. toy -..--.... -revolver and said, "Open posthumously to Dr. Samuel n· '\LOOP Pac. SIU I • S900 pups. i ~~o lcs. &,lr(C. shots. L.-. •--c ... •Le saTe .. ..,._ ma .. •acrsat'd Oendel of Anaheim. The -1,73-1213• U(l anJ up ~U.-~4c;• 1 .,., -ster .... , Hall 10 many the 'irl he U1 1 • I nc ·--------------, · ____ :_ ______ 1 HOOKEY. Witt. typical was dyins to many and leave the safe was open and pve Guaaenbeim awud for a QJSTO~ ma~e fountain bird ISTEREO-COUNCEL. AM-N sll,bt rcpr"d for such frivol-L.~. and JO 10 \\onterey and him the mooey baa. \4r. Core buaineu fiun went to the ~\b wa\b cucu\allna pu.mp.l 4 ap. tecotd p\ay et -U9S oua thinaa at cuneat obli&a· open the Poor Sc:h.olar Book. was ordered into a reu roortl, Puru Corp.
tSS. S4S..l04\. U-7) 673-l019* tiona, impcnllinl Christmas Store ... but that ia history where he was struck onr , .. ,.. VIR
8-1082. Jl2. 546--..,65. ., lw• Or. Nota. Priu•ll• ia,. •d .,., bad to &he wrench. c.-~.,__,-c-u. --. -~ r . wb Bea Loead.a, an employee, • ,..,. ---'60 LLOYD ~d-Sl60 or I f=''(~A L I I 2 ( Into nannana or aeutenant bme en my pen was much • ....;ved aL.--·t 10 minutes » '""••-,._ · • I · P ay poo · l aovemor of California, \he mote movina thiUI it is toJay. .... VU\1
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Put a Baldwin
in your Family's
Christmas Stockings
The fun and excitement of rhe family in toO& wUI warm
you clear down to your IOclu . . . this yea.r and for
many Christmuet to come. Let us be Santa's helper. We
have a whole wonderland of Baldwin orpru aod pianos.
You're sure to find the motlel iuat ri&ht for your home -
an easy-to-play Baldwin orpn for th~ whole family or a
Baldwin piano 10 beautiful it will cncoura~ your ch•l·
dren to learn mu.lc.
Want your Baldwin to make a dramatic enuancer
We'd be happy to arrafliC delivery for Christmas Eve, no
payments until Fcbru.ar-,.
free when you visit ua! "Soc:kful 0 ' Sonp!'-a delilht·
ful booklet of Chriatmat fnorita, ou.r way of aayin~
"ba~m holldayL" ~ Baldwin
WOODWORTH
PIANO AND OAG.AN SALES
~0\flltAL TV. S20. Pb. LJ 1\'000 play pen. covered pad. naab, a ctueell4ina camc>aian neatly u o\4 aa .tle build-lhe bead wi1b • ll.-incb -.aS.: pa• j
beat' 4CNPO 0~ 3-8961_• _ deep. ~to .. 546-486.5. ptornise of mas weekly essay • • • later, found the manaaer and coa:~:: ... ';,"'.ct:::u ... ".~~:!;,
T. 'lOAOSTEl{, UJ"-l400 I ClANT ~'}AVE Plant-in-box MJ other dcrnandina obljga-I SUCCUMB.-1 have fall-c.aa~ll:ed~po~li~ee~.:_ _____ -===========:1_-=====================~ -646-1981 on wheels. S2S. OR S-0444• tiona, we took French leave, en head o vct heels in love ...
nu...,CAN PHYF~. drop-leaf Wl'IIG TYPE. a.rmchait, 120. and went on a trip lut week. w1th San Luis Obispo. Its
table, 4 cbatra, 140. '173-I I ~ERFUL MAGNET. Our halls are ao arcen anJ its 548-2683• 6919• naove heath, Northern Cala-buildinaa so well kept, anJ
OIV A.'J -O.lllr. footstool fomaa, has always bad the l saw no old tires or lin 1960 CAO. oonv. Sl.77S -U O. ~91-84S4• I met~stible dnw1n1 power cans 1n the bcauoful little 673-797<. , ____________________ __
___ of old fnends, fanuly and creek that runs through the
56 CIIEVY \'8. SSSO or " -'l:tOTPOl NT elec. tanae. 39" I the natural beaury of the heart of the Jowntown atea, 897-8454• Sl.S. 67S-l~~6· ate•. and all other plans for and everyone looks so well
WAL~R T 8~-;tools-~~ SNOWDI~O. h1way trailer. mofe e1otic places of areal kept. anJ proud, and the
seats. ~1 0 Ll 4-0081J• eve. S4S0. 494-2050. I fashion fade anto an unat• town has the Ci t~ar Factory
\1<\PLE -t:luffet, I CiO _ 0~ "'3= 1·ss \1ERC. Su. Was. Excel!. 'tractive_ paleness wh.en 11 Restaurant.
92M cond. Sale or ttade-anyth1na 1 comes ume to leave. Th11 Restaurant 11 housed
---~------Kl 9-1663• 1 Fust stop for 3 days of in au own buildina erected
DA.'\ISH \1odem chandelier, -convention with the United in 1897 and it has the moll
leak and amporttd glaH. RF.Fl:--1 . ftame, wal. love Republicans of C ahfom1 a sn beaullful chandeliers I've
~30. b44-l01 8 COA l seat. Sl!O. ~3-SI!.!_:____ Frenso, where it was harJ to seen an a Jon& time, and t he
DA.'H~\\odem Buffe~l· '1\1 C0\1~T S22. s ttSO. 675-reah~e 1 waa attendin& the wane cellar ia an old tobacco
nut, 48 ln . u o. 6+4-1 018 lSlO after 5. ~H-201~. same convention as I was warehouse. and evcrythina
(0-Q) --------------readana about 1n the Jally chamHnJ about the place 11 ~'IIPE ~ Traaler, l,ood Con. papeu. no t only preserved, but dra•
1q57 FORO 9 Passen&er Sta. -~~~~---O R_~q45 3* 0n 10 Berkeley to renew an mat1cally displayed. It baa
Waaon. 128 5 Cash. 67 s-.<\L TO Ciuaphone "<:elmer" old acquaintance With my 2 a bn ck.ed baclt patio over-
~!}_~r_6_7_5-_2_9~._D_-9 __ sJOO-fiH-1213* pandsons. aaeJ 2 anJ 4 lookin& thu unklin& creek.
FRE F.ZER ---;~r;.-=-,ood years. The walls have the framed 5Q CH EV. Be I 4\u . .$ d r. se-
dan. good con. S350. Call
between ~ ~ 6 . OR 3-8R76.
(J -13 )
Catmei·By-The ~a loolcs colorful c1aar bo1 covers work•na condau on.646-828J• · L ad b · d · -)lat 81 it d1d 40 years aao. whiCn h 10 e ponte 1n ·~~ nonoF, very clean. The old buildin&s replaced Germany because th is coun-
I!Q S. 6 7 3-~ V!S. w1th new fade 1010 the back-ttY h~d not conquered the PORT ABLE d1shwa,her nnll' -------------
\45. 673-0802 ( r)23) OO'JOTO'IIF. TransiStor heat--&round in a manner to appeai techn1que of prinuna with
ina aid. '"0-1\42--0904 -I as tf they had been atlllldina gold. . .and these coven
PO~T Ha-Fi .$ sp. au to. 1.42-3228• an& there su1ce before tbe and ciaar bands ue lavishly
chancer. S40. 673-881~* 19 55 "T" BIRO, Slick Shift, I d.aya of Oeorac ~terhn& and printed w1th aold ... IUIJ the
8 r.uN ash cabanet ~ atoraae Lagh t blue Removable htrd Jack London •.. one must n?t food is Jood.
160· 1\41!-0341• top. E1 . cond.s 12S0.536-&S18• f~raet \hat _Carmel was on-LEG4L H OTICE pnally a wnter'a colony, not ___ _ ~IS, 7')'' ~an a, Boots ~ '64 DATSUN PICKUP, excel. an art, nor painter's settle-
Poles. ~~S. f ·. 431-4597• cond .. 19,000 miles S9SO. ment. and the mundane
ELECTRJC au•t..r watb 2 pa ck
up and a v1abrato. no am ph-
faer. S30. .545.0527 (D16)
5)4-7753• people livina there have
ANTIQUE French prov. di-
1 van newly upnol. beaae/aold ~~TF.Y 0~'1AN. 2 keyboards, $1 SO. 673-6477•
foot pedals, good con. S400 I Kl 5·5lq4• I WAFPLE IRON-double, ret-
BIK E Is 20" SIS 3q7:-taurant type. 140. Call pr . OR 5-3895• • 8454•.
-ERMIN E COAT -Bro, full
"I A&.T, excell. cond. qso-1 lena&h. wide cutra, llewly
~7S-2S J4• lined. SJOO. 548-(,6)~
treasured the natural beauty,
and it is preaerved by rever-
ence u well as by otdinance.
Monterey it ano ther town
which bu kept ita trust
with hiatory by preservina
iu treasure• inhented from
yeatcrday, and they have
done this in a teaaible way;
they arc uain' their biatori-
1931 mode 1 A p1cltup. Runs OL w cal buildinaa in a practical X. eatinsbouao •aabcr. and suitable ue for today,
'
---'. first offer over S200. t.SO 67S-'l""-13 uuv • JV • • IlleS aa the nlal outataodina _!~_38-~road. ~B. ~~-!_3l__ 14' JO"T, IS HP motor, dcmonau.cioaof tbia I sua-
'S6 DODGE Royal Power S/1
S26S-61~521.
trailer. e xtras. NOO. aeat mat you vlait Nelle
Ll S.9422• Currie' a i•erior decorator
KAJt\4AN GilA aif-COft. 1 -. lbop. wtlida it hooted in tbe .
PORTABLE lc:e Cream !ollftt-,. latet O.icurea llome bailt "'
tain t UO-6<4Z.4073. old. coat 13200. Sell tl800. *• aalf liGO'a ... l'lah it a
Electric: ai p , l'd' plaatic:
(ace, 1 aidea. fllO. Ph.
642-3681 or 646-057 s•
MA YPLO'YE It Cum . mobi le
bome. I bdlm. 8-8-Q,aprin-
ler .,..... t$.500. S48-
•350"
IUlFBOA~oiu. 9•3••
16$. EaceUecu tin. 548-
MMI (leU)
837·20$1• ..,_. n..,le ot bow cite
DBH\JMIDimll·MUe• ~ bl..-c.a priae ..., be eNd
room. dry. 110 •ala.. t4Cl sndMtiwly, 8d Ia clipjiJ.
67).4109. (JaU) Acloea die aawet frOIIl Cut-
'$6 DODGE, Ccu~e~~n Ro,al ri•'• ia • ..-.1111 old
Od. tiru, 1150. 673-6$21. adobe wbicb hoe••• •• POOf 1·28 Selllot... • ..... or • ,ood
· . boohton.. •4 I •u pleued O~ND watch •d tnc.l~&. ID nail liMn fot ..We Cb•
IIMtiu, U dillmOftde, ••t •• tt ... a1 ,..._1 .._.. •• plu ..... m•red r. till$ ..:., ,..,, • 1 ~ .,.,;.. -.:.·~~:u -...
'lOTter. TO CR£01TORS
SU PERIOR COU RT or 111 E
STATE or CALifOR'IlA f OR
THE COUNTY Of ORANGE
!'fo. A 52769
f.etote of RA Y\40ND JOBN
HEALY, •'-o bCJIWa •• RAY-
'AOHD J. Hf.ALY, Oece .. ed.
NOTICE lS HEREBY CIVF''
to U.. credit~ olU..ebove ••--d dec.edeat \bt ell pareou
havi•l clel-oplut &k H ill
cleced .. t ant reqeired to Ule
1Jwn., will tlle MC ... OI')' Yoe•
diore, ba ale office of tiM clerk
of tk abOYo oot hle4 coert, «to pr•••& •'-•· will tile M~•'T voec~NI, 10 lite 1111do,.l,aed ot
d o H.rwood, l(efferan, s.doo
t Corf-a, Attona•ya ot Lew,
l3M VIa Ltdo, Pt ... port O..a.
C.lifcnle w\lda \e tlte ,t.ee of
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u~v .. LWo :r..:o Reed., C..U,_.
$25,000
of
Surplus Corporate Funds
earn
$303.13
every 3 months
( aud ttl(!ll more wheu ditlideuds al'e allowed to accum/1/ate)
Are your r~rves, your surplus monies, your excess checking
account funds delivenng maximum incoll'M! to you?
A short step from your bank co N~port Balboa Savings is a long Step
ro higher earnings, Funds placed with us earn our high current annual
dividend of 4.85% compounded quarrerly whrn maintained to the
quatter's end. 1hey srarr working for you from the
firSt of any month if rectived on or before the tenth. They arc safe.
Ava.ilabilicy-every wirhdrawal requeSt has been met prompdy
without delay or questioo in our 29 yean.
An account at Newport Balboa Savings may be opened by an individual,
a corporauon, ~ partnrrship, or any ocher lepl conricy. S.v&nst acxoo.m1
are legal investments for aciministtarors, execurors, guardians, rruaees.
May we help you to Aipr income-today ? You'U be welcomt
at eitht:t ooe oE our rwo eot~vcniem o6cn.
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Newport Balboa Savings
AND LOAN AS50CIATION
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T'llwM-r, M.•. 25
An aulo driven by Cliffcwd
J. Cary, 4401 W. Coa1t Hwy.
No. 10, Weet Newport, ro~
c:olvod ctamaae Lo tho front
end •hen it ran into lhe rear
of a etopped uhicle, owned
by William P. Nona of Pau-
dona, which euffered damaae
to lho roar end, at Newport
Blvd. about 100 feet norlh of
Hoepital Rd., Weal Newport
Heiahtl. • .Manuel S. Da-
ailva, 21, of 1628 W. Ocean
Pt., Central Newport, wu
•reet.ed at 1:30 a .m. on a
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*CROWN HARDWARE*
•
c:la&rao o( ckiviaa uder abe
iafluence of liq.a« at 4ht
St. and Bai!>M Blvd., Weet
New port. • .Hand lobera. the
beadliaht and the reat u-
aembly worth a total of tl38
were eto\en from a Honda
motorcycle patted in the
rear of 103 Marille ~ve.,
Bal~ laland, between Nov.
18 and 19, "id John T .
Wood , 403 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa.
S.twd.y, Nov. 21
Cuol Radcliffe, S()Q 3alboa
Blvd., wa1 ane1 ted at 8:17
p.m. on a charae of drivina
under tho influence of liquor
at 21 at St. and W. Ocean Pt.,
Central Newport. . .Chcryle
Godfrey, 8lS Via Lido Soud,
Lido ltle, told police that
a Roedrnaater u.in11ay bi-
cycle worth U O wu atolen
oo Nov. 26 from her unlocked
praae ... Carl B. Willia, 26,
of 149 Bay St., Apt. H. Coa·
ta Mda, waa aneated at
1:45 p.m. on a charae of out-
at.aodina wanant at the Tiki
Bat. 3208 W. Cout Hwy.,
Mariner'• Mi lo ... A Wutem
AutO bicycle worth S)O waa
atolcn hom China Cove
about 2 wcelt1 aao, said
Wayne L. Hamari, 408~
Dahlia Ave., Corona del
Mar ..• Michael C. Winfield,
19, of 201 E. Balboa Blvd.,
No. 11. Balboa, wu arreated
at 9:10 a.m. on a charae of
outatandina wanant at Palm
St. and E. Balboa Blvd .,
Balboa. . . ~thuJ R. Hitz,
20, or 211 eo. ta \ten ~t .•
Cost& '4cu, waa arruted at
11 :4S p.m. for diaturbina the
pea ce at 1028 W. Balboa
BlYd., Balboa; he pounded
the door of Apt. A with hie
fiat. cauaina the door to
cave in. aplinter and break
up.
S. .. dey, Nov. 28
Bernard A. Pctltan, 900
Sea Ln., o\pt. 42, Harbor
View Hilla, told polacc that
tomoone removed a half tur-
key from haa refriaerator ...
A bub cap and headli&ht
worth S25 were atolen on
Nov. 26 from a vehicle parlt-
od at 121 Mcfadden Pl.,
Central Newport. aaad An-
chew H. \tc:G&lliard, 2858
S.rana Pl., Cotta Meaa •.•
Loeia C. Bro... )1. oC llO
Putl Ave .• Belboe lalaad.
wu amat.ed at 11 :40 p.m.
Oft a chuae or drunk drivioa
at Balboa AYe . and Collin&
Ave.. Balboa laland ... A
Sm ith uauhna cloclt worth
11 2 waa atolen from the ru a-
denee of Eileen S. HeweU,
404V) Hclaouope Ave .• Cor-
ona del 'dar.
Mottdoy, Nov. 29
Edna C. ~c:Afec , ptycholo-
sist at Mariner& School. told
pollee that a cashmere coat
and a red wool tweat er worth
S90 were atolen from her car
an the tchool patkana lot on
Nov. 19 ... A vehicle dnvcn
by Robert D. o\ydeloue. 4300
W. Balboa Blvd., Well New-
port. w11 damaacd an the left
front when at ran anto the left
rear fender of a vehicle dri-
ven by Devon L. Hart. 1706
E. Ocean Pt., Balboa, at
Coaat Hwy. and Balboa
Blvd., Weat ~ewport. . .
Donald V. Lavoni , 515 Ave.
Larao. Eaat Bluff. reported
to police that he recea ved an
annoyina phone call: the
callet aaid, "I hope you
ASSETS OVER a.tOO M ILLION ~ <
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~ MUTUAL SAVINGS ~ ~ .... o ._0 ,. .. ••ao co A T•o N R
~ PASADENA 8~ ~0 HEAD OFrtCE : 315 EAST COt.OA.AOO 80Ul£VARO. PASADENA tf
~() llltANCH Of'ftC(S: ca.ofM DO. 11M. al7 fAST c:::MST HWY. ~4)
() WDT AIICAIM. 610 W£ST OUAAT£ ItO. • .,.,.LL. ~~ y 1 336 NORTH MAHO 10Ul£YMD • COIW'IM. .f.:~
...._~ 200 NOftTH CtntVI AYI:NU£ \. ~, ,.\.v~
~lt&r COMpOU~t>-1> ~
realia. What we nacao wbon
wo mock Oft your door lome
napt; you and your !emtly
have been under tlltveillance
for aevenl daya": ptior to
thi1 on No.-. 28 two men
viaited ~. U90ni at bia Lo1
Arwelea busincu office and
dem~nded S21 S,OOO which
they c laimed he owed an u•
partner in Denver; the men
threatened his life if he did
no t pay. . . Two 111 cane
that were underneath a wood·
en bo1 were s to I en from the
yard of Di ck Hiner, S09~
29th St., West Newport. be-
tween Nov. 23 and 21; the
cant were valued at S36 ...
A vehicle driven by Lorranie
0. Peterson, 127 Camphor
St., East Bluff, waa damaaed
in tbe ftont when it a truck lhe
rea.r of a vehicle driven by
Lydianwy P. Norris of La•
Veau. who waa alowina
down for a red ltpt at Jam-
boree Rd., 275 feet north of
E. Coaat Hwy., Nancy Pe-
tcraon and Kim Norria, paa-
tenaera, suffered bump& on
their forebeada; Lydiam&ry
complained of a ttiff neck.
T•oacfay, ~ov. lO
A 1960 Rambler atation
waaon wu ltolen from the
carport of Allen Ward, 2414
Univcnity Dt., Ba ck Bay;
the keya were left in the ia·
nition ... A white clay flower
pot weiJhina 6S lba. and con-
tainin& an ornamental pome·
panate bush worth S50 was
atolen from ll ~ Rutland
Rd., Weatcliff; the owner 11
Rune II Di cltey. . . Wh i I e
m.akina a riaht tum from Jam-
boree Rd . ontD E. Cout
Hw y.. a vehicle dnven by
\1ichael G. Chance of .o\na-
heim ran into a motorcycle
driven by \1ichael L. Bush·
nell, 333 Cabrillo St., Costa
\1es a, who complaaned of
aore le gs and tuff ered cu l&
on hia ri&ht hand ... Joan T.
Carney. mana,er of the o\ca-
cia Eacrow, 1703 West.claff
Or .• Suite G. Westcliff. re-
,ported to pohce that S31 in
caah was stolen from a caah
bo1. . .An 8-inch piece of
ooncrele waa bfoltcn off the
cutb of a private dnveway at
Five Crown•. 3101 E. Coaat
Hwy., Coroea c!el Mtu. wt.•
a vehicla 4riv• bJ Jo•••
H. O.lpdo. 311 Of]o St. •
Col ta 'fcaa. backed into it
. . . A sch winn atinpay bi·
cycle worth «S was atolell
from the rear of 1he reaidence
of Scott Allen. H ll' Sea-
shore Dr., West :"'ewport. ...
A vehicle dnven by Harry L.
Norm In of Hun on &lOll Beach
a ashed tnto lbe rear of the
stopped veha o.:le of James J.
Dresler of Garden Grove,
whi ck was pushed anto !he
rear of a stoppeJ v eh1 cle
dnven by Ooven E. Curuu.
2524 Bowdoan Pl., Costa
\4esa; the Curtus veha cle
was fo rced 1nto the stoppeJ
veha cle of Cathenne V. Bat·
ti1tone of Garden Grove at
Palt a &des RJ.. neat \1ac·
~thut Blvd.: Vaca Cnspan,
a pusenaer m the :!nd ve-
hacle, suffered a mtnor sltan-
ned shan; Dreller complaaned
of a sore neck. . .John R.
Davaea, 401 Pi aua Lado,
Lido laic. told pollee that a
Schwinn racer bt cycle worth
S)5 was stolen between ~ov.
26 and 27 from the 11dewalk
in front of his re11dence ...
Clifford Comer, aupcnnten-
dent of parka for the City of
~ewport Beach, reported tD
pollee that numerous homo-
selual pbra1e1 had been
paant ed an public reauooms
and on fence• alona W. Ocean
Ft. between l ~U\ St. and the
Newport Piet, C entral New-
port: one of the •iana read
in 1 S-ioch letters: .. There
are 25(),000 bomoauuals in
Oran,e County -Watch ua
Grow.••
PIIDE AWARD IS 1101
IY AIIIAII -SOl
Aimaa Pint Clau Pul
S. Simoaaoo. aoo of Mra.
Carolyn Simoea011 ol 934
19th St. • eo. ta Mesa. Cali f..
baa been •elected PRIDE
m.n ol the mondl (Prof ••-
t iOft&l Reavlh '" O.aly Er-
foru) at PlaU..tbwab APB.
N.Y.
Ai rman Samocuon, an ad-
miniatratiYC es-cia hat. wu
re~o,.Uzed for baa ®tataftd·
i•a efforta in tbe P'IUD£
propam, •bich it cieaiped
\0 red.ee opentioaal CO.ll
aod i•crea .. uit effic:ii"C:7
~nd COC'Ibat reldaaeu •
Tbe ail"'ll&D. •hon wife,
C•ol. aa ae daqbtor of
~... O.a Atk'-• of lll E.
\6dl St.. Coata ~-. ,, •
t tsa .,....... ol •• CIOft
·....-Hi ... Sdlool.
TH C: HOLlO I\ V L UNt:H C:ON of the Federated qepubl i-
Yil Women of NeNporl '3each at the C3alooa '3ay Club
Nov. 30 featured a travel p10gram by Mrs. 'Nilltam '3ents
of '3alboa, fo rmer l)fesident, shown here at ught w1th Mrs.
Earle Halliburton of Cameo Shores, current prestdent.
Mrs. C3ents shoNed color slides of the recent ~uropean
trip that she took with her husband, '3i ll, and thetr 4
small children, aboaro a VW bus and on a chartered boat.
Mrs. Lee Schonelc was program chairman. In charge of the
luncheon were t.4rs. q,chard Pantzar, hospitality chatr-
mln, and her commi ttee, Mmes. Frank l)ean, Herman
Gunkier, James 9enttey, William Weed, Charles ~dwards,
~onald M c~n lis and Charles 9ugna. (Pttoto by Jeanne
Coooer.)
Balboa man is slashed
John Wilbur of 611 W. Bal-
boa Blvd., Balboa, was
slashed 1n the face at h11
re11 dence Pnday momJoa .
Nov. 26.
He reported to pollee that a
youth about 19 , wbo had a
6-anch scar a cross haa for~
head, knocked on his front
door and aaked. "A.re you
Sltap"" Before he could &JVe
an anawer, the youth as·
aaulted bam owalh a k.rufc~ike
6.95
Capa~ s.fw
weapon and fled down the
sidewalk. The ""ounded man
was taken to Hoas Hosplla.l
and treated for a 3-anch cut
on has n&ht cheek.
Henry A. floyd, who has
the same &eneral appearance
u \tr. Wilbur an d aJao shares
the re11dence v.ath ham. 1 s
ltnown as "Sttp." \k floyd
stated he hu no ade a who
lbe au aalant could be.
r....-. c••• SKATI IOARDS
3.95 •• 12.95 3.95
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..,.... Svrfer T rvnkt 1. t s
L.d* Nyteft SwiM~ 6.75
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ntURSMY, DEC. t , lt55
CORONA DEL I&AA, CALIF
CIITICAL PIIIODS
OF LUIIIIG
Q. If,.,.,. altotrul • k6rr .._ 6;.,,. 1064• tlt•r
1t#'H rlt4'WIIt•'
A. T hes 11 a frequ~aly asked quntwn luumab
tencludena tht human vanttyi 10 throuah pcnocb
dunna whtch c:cram bchaviOf pattem1 a.r~ beet
learned Foe example. ducb wall learn dunna
1~ ferst day afa~r tunchena. but ne"Yn" there
after lO follow a tnOVIJII Ob)tCI a• If II ""tit
1heu motbef ~ e10lated hom thc:1r darru
for I 0 day1 after Dllth ""111 M '<tr afterward'
folio* lbt flock lntafar u baben are con
~ernc:d the 111M 10 itan 110hd food ~ when t~
cl\eld f11'$t maks cbtwma movements usuall~
bct~~o~ fl and 9 montlu of ·~ If a~ OPfJC'f
tuntl) " mwed at that lime the Nib\ ma) ha-.c
d1fftcult) later sn c~ena oc ma) rcfuw ..ohd
food
~ 1\J'WC'TJ Op(HOnfll lit t#oC'SC' C"otiOnlfll Orf II ,t'(C'I·
1111 bntf afld ttfttNI a,d do not IIUt'UDn" TC'·
fll'<'t thC' opiNOfl of all pJrysiCJQIH R '"'~'"'bu
th«' dUifiiMII Gild lr~llnl',l of dHtll It' II tltr
fW,C'IIOfl of tltr PG"""(s ~rJMal pltvu .a,
Thr tnK" m«-a•u"' of thr
.. orth of p~lw-d mf"do·
C"inf' li.,.. not in dolla.... and
l"f!nl•. but in lhr ( ••Crr ,....
.lw( ff"'ftt pair. and ~~~f"do .. r
~·H" it ~·td .....
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lltURSMY, DEC, 9,lt55
OOUA DEL ~AR. eAU F.
POUCE BLOITER ...... ..,.Dee.'
Doaald W. Go~Dea, 10. of
127~ 44* St., -.,., Newport,
waa arrea .. d at I :30 a.m.
for poucuioa o( atolen
properey -a tonneau cover,
a pou~h containina a un o(
C laaetc wu and a abiftina
koob worth S)O from an \10
roedater belonain& to ..,lhur
L,. \tOlland, 51()(,~ Neptune
Ave., \Vut New )Ort. . .
Oobby c. Izard, 28 . or 2111
Oranac, Coata \teaa, was
aneatcd at 12:05 a.m. for
an outatandina warrant at
Oranae St. and 'Vest Coast
Hwy., '.Ycat Newport ... ~
'Veatclock electric clock
worch $25 wu atolen from
che bedroom o r Timothy J .
lienry, 102! W. !}alboa
RlvJ., ~pt. A, Balboa, on
~ov. 21 ... Thomas H. Roun-
uee, 207 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa, reported that louJ
music and voaces emanated
from 201 J:. Balboa Blvd ...
~ spare t He worth ,35 was
stolen from the trunk or a vw parked an front or the
residence of liusan Ballard,
or 112 Vaa Havre, Lado Isle,
on ~ov. 2R ... Robert <\. \1c-
CiellanJ, 100~ F.. Balboa
Blvd.. Balboa, told pollee
that a muffler worth '20 was
unbolted from underneath has
veha cle parkeJ en ~c "B"
St. parkang lot, Balboa ...
William ~-Colby, n5. of
1008 Otfo rd Ln .• Westchff,
was .m est.eJ at 8:.:!5 p.m. on
a charge o f drunk en public
at \tanner~ Dr. and IIJghland
'k. llarbor 'l•ghlands ... <\
rare Plath o;e .uant valueJ a t
s)OO wa:. o;tolen from the of·
fice of \hnne\ '" Shep Chand·
lery. ~'il7 ·~. ('oa~t llwy.,
\f.araner'!> \hi~. bc:twec:n
'lov. ~~ .tnd n ee. I, ,aed
':ieorge 0 . \hnney. . . 'ial')
F. Koch, 17:!0 Candlestack
Ln., 'laycrest, repo rted that
hu. Hufry racer btcvcle ~A~Orth
\45 was taken from the 51\.le-
wallt 1n front of the 'iav-(ln
Jru, store tn '-\estclafr Plaza
. . .01ane l-.m1~, !Q. •>f
2137 1\1\a V1sta l)r ., F..a~t
:11ufi, told pohce that her
etottanieJ husbanJ, Jose ph
D. ~rru£h, ·n , of Cap\IU&no
Bead! became anJry at theu
~year-Qid son dunni a VISit-
In& penoJ. she !oaaJ she traeJ
to call pollee, \.\r. f rru gh
yabbeJ the phone awav lrom
ner anJ rosheJ her awa.,..
wamen~ her nut tu ~alee th~
..:a ll.
Tnu,day, =>•c. 2
I ulu '\ '•atlcrn, I--~'
crcnadc r c:r )r\ Inc Tcr·
race . t11I.J roh~:~ vanJal,
thrc:v. hlu~ enk •>Cl her il•rage
l•uH. -.au,1ng '" JJ.T\d~~-\ ~d'"" enn racer ~"~~etc
"'''rU1 \~~ "'lh ,to\en fw111
tho.: '-e"'f'Url ll.uhnr ll q~h
'-chl)u\ bd .. e rJ~\.. • ..,all! l•)e
Hrn ... n. -..;,,_ ., Balbl>a ( "vc..,
... Due to heav' t••g. :t .. -
Ta•ne r. C'lernv. ~I~ , I em·
lc:.tl \ve .. Corona J e l \IM.
... •uiJ nut 'ee the ~•.cn.t l anJ
'll•ppc::J her vehecle en the
a\l.tnJ at 'W. Cuut llw, anJ
Oranile <ir.. ~e,t '-e,.pnrt.
her \checle was then \tru.::lc
an the re.u by a veh11 .. le J re·
~<en h-. ~tephen '•. llannvc:r
,, ·.arden (JTo ve. r nk \an
nc·.~alle . .1. a pa .. scn~er en
the llanover vehecle ... ·~
rl ae neJ o)l .. bump un the
head. .R11bert <;. l)a~ge tt.
1706 Plaza Oe l '-orte. Bal-
hoa, reported that a burglar
ransacked hes garage apart·
'llCnt and took. a arey 111c tal
cash box ~ontaaneng s~so en
cash. . . l acy W. •ioughtal-
mg, I~. of 306 All a Ln.,
Costa \lesa, was arrested at
!\ p.m. on a charae of pos·
'le'l saon of metal k.nucltle
at F~nlev >\v e . anJ :"lewport
Bl..t., .... , Newport. . ..A
pair or 7llJ0 Elto blDOculart
!bat were raiD dMtqed and
3 Oaabliabta were found
under the rear atcpa of 2000
E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa, by
the aardenet, Randall IC.
'1cNeilly. . .lao \1 .. Toah,
o wner or tbe anaclt bar c:on-
ceuion at the main beach
in Corona del \1ar, told po-
lice that someone broke a
window, climbed thtouah it
and removed S 13 .60 worth or
ci,arettes, candy and aum
... ~Huffy Stin~ay bicycle
worth S25 was s tolen (rom
the-front yard of Pete Nor&on,
1:!5 Ltndo ~ve., llalboA.
Fridey, O.c. 3
Charles Shannon, part
owner of the H and S Texaco
\1arane ')erv1ce, H06 :"lew-
port Rlvd., '\est 'Jewport.·
t.oiJ pollee rurglau un-
crewed a refr ,,erator door
and removed S10 worth or
beer ... 'loy E. Taylor, 19,
anJ Gary 'J. Prevezech, 1~.
of l10R.C ~-f1alooa Blvd.,
were arrested at 5 :~5 p.m.
on a c~arge of possessll)n of
stolen property at thear rese-
dence ... \ vehicle that left
the scene ran 1nto the left
front Joor anJ fender uf a
parked vehecle owned b)
Don o\. Bedle\', B8 Tustm
-\ve .• :"lewpott ltetghts, at
'Jcw{'On BlvJ. near 16th ~t.,
'.1. est \;ewpott. . . -\bout 50
feet of clothes line was cut
Jov..n an.,! taken from the rear
yarJ of ~~~ ~1st <;t,, West
'lewport. ~aal.i \1arJOfle Von
''jJasco e . .\Its. R1chard
~uby, 118 ~"Lh "'·· West
'-ewport. tolJ pohce a prow-
ler looked tnto her bathroom
w1nJo" while she was Jrytn' orr after taktn, a shower ...
'loger <;. ~ott. 18, of 105
39th <;t., \\'est 'Jewport, was
arrested at ll:<i5 p.m. on a
charge of possessaon of sto--
len property at 611 1\. Aa l·
boa Bi vd.. Balboa ; he had
taken women's purses and
wallets from a katchen table
at the Ba lboa Blvd. aJdreu
.. .'Vhlle tummg ento a pn-
va~ Jnveway on 'Jewport
8\vJ. neat 28th St., 'Veat
'lewport, an auto .Jn ven by
'Vi IIi am T. Pllher, 2308
Santa -\na \ve., Costa \1esa,
v.as h1t 1n the left rear sede
b\ an auto d nven b\-Bruce
(. Pa~e . :~1~ Claff r>r ..
'-e .. r<>rt lle e~ht'i .. Tv.e :ve
.,Jit'-•( ... •-en'" tnJerpants.
.1 .,au •I ~e.,· s -.od, anJ
L<•~N cl -. ""••rlh a '"tal 'I S ~7
~~oere sutlen trnn a laundr\
"'a'> i.e I .n the gara~e nf io(ath\
R Par\..-..JlQ1,C'f' •nal \ve .•
Balboa {,lanJ .. John A.
\\h1tson . .J~. ,,( 'II I \lila
\\a,. '\e<.t '\ev.i'l\lf t, ""a" ar·
re\leJ .11 "' p.m. nn a. charge
.,f .:h1 IJ rnnlc\lang .. J •ene-
\'leve 'i. \\urra", ~OQ In 'I
\\e. r·,,rona Jcl \lar. re-
~lfteJ to ;x>ll-.e she rece1ved
<~' manv as ") anno-.1ng phone
-..t lls per n1 ~~ tw a per\on
o.hc> "a''\ n11th1ng between
\,on. 10 anJ Oe c. '· . Three
tali le ght" ..-~>rth \I ~ were
'tolen from noat trader~
~rkc:llen a prevatc boat o;tor-
dl!C l .. t at ~001 '.\. Coast
llv.-y ., J>IIJ Ruherl \'. <;taats
Jr ... nurang " heav-. 'Tlnm-
enll fog, J \' .. lvn .Jnven ny
\I rna I·. l..nnv.l tnn . "l Q I r-
ven e \ve., '-ev.port Heeght~.
ran en to t.he rear nf a s tnpped
f ord Jraven bv '~dly T.
Lemm. l pq Rutland Rd.,
·~estcltff. on the s:: •• C'o.ut
llwv .. ncar aa)'iiJe l)r .. ·"
hub cap and 1 fender skuta
worlh S55 were stolen from a
( aJellac parked an the Pume
:leb parkang lot, 2700 block
nf '.V. Co ast Hw y., \1araner'a
\1i I e. on :-.lo v. 30, saad Ken•
((' onunueJ on paae ~)
AIRMAN Dohrman S. Gran t
U, son o f Mr. and Mrs. l)ohr·
man S. Grant of 2700 Peter-
son 'Nay, Costa Mesa, Calif.,
will remain a t Lackland
b.F'3, Texas, for training as
an &.ir Force air policeman
after completing basic ttain·
ing. The ai rman is a 1%3
graduate of Newport Harbor
High School and attended
Orange Coast Coll ege.
3 robbed
of purses
Three women we re attacked
and the1r purses snatched en
the Balboa area last week.
Po ltce believe that the same
man " responseble.
On 'Jov. 30 around mtd-
negh t Francid i(unkel, 201
E. Balboa ~lvd .. Balt-oa, was
v.alktng ,,n f:dgewat er \ve.
at Washan~tnn <;t, \ man
IJT&bbed her arm from beh 1 nJ
.a.nd spun her are>unJ. c aus-
eng her tn het her forehead
on a nearbv budJen;. -\fter
lve ng there for 1 1~ hours 'ihe
became consCh1US anJ Jes·
covered the purse: '~>orlh HI!
was mass1ng.
The afternoon of Oec. I,
Julia Smyon, 6~. of !00'1
15th St., Cenual 'Jewporl.
was 1n the alley at the rear
of her home when a man
truck her 1n the face from
bchand, causan& a cut on her
cheekbone. ~he scraped her
hand as she fell to the pave·
ment, and the 111111 fleJ w1th
her purse.
Ra chard ~ e lch o f the \1ohal
Stabon at 15th St. and IV,
Salboa Blvd. round \1n .
Binyon bleedtnJ pr ofusely
and naaed down • paa.ift,J
patrolman, Kenneth limath.
When questione d by Officer
<ima th. \Irs . Benyon satd
she ilidn't know ~here she
~a\, "hat ilia\ 11 was llf
anvtheng about ~Nhat had
ha!lrcneJ. \ reng .,.as a l o
ta~cn frr>m her fin~er . <ihe .s
en ~aU!>Ia ctol'\l CtlnJilll>n at
HoaJl lll'!>Pital. r hc purse
was fuund <An hour later
floaun~ en the ba\ tlff Chan·
nel :~J . at the harbor en-
uance.
The 'rJ ve c ta.,l, \1anan
Peterslln, ~04 "\" c;t., Bal·
boa. a school teacher. was
walkentf, en t.he alley bchenJ
the Purple Panther. &10 ~
Ra I he> a AI vd.. lln r>e c. ~
about I'J ·~O p.m., when a man
knocked a purse o ut of h er
hand from behend. ~rabbed 1t
a.nJ ran. fhe purse conta1ned
S6~ 1n cash. ~ vellow ~old
nngsworth~l)(l anJ a ladv's
-Nt"t watch valued at S\75.
fhe purse ~onatcher as J e-
-.crabed as between ~0 ar.i
~S. from ~ ft. Q 1n. to 6 ft.
tall. weaung Jark clothana
Oind tennas shoes.
COMMITTEES MAMED
Larry \hiler. t he outgoma
commodore of the Oranae
Coast Yacht C\ub. announ-
ces the followana committee
appoantmenta: Ot ck Sweet.
hoast and small boat faCJli-
ues; F..d \iackie, club roster;
John Saaler, junior activi-
ues, and Kam Oleaaon, club
furniture and furniahinaa.
SIGN OF
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NEWPORT HAROOR ENSIQC
SECOND SEC11~ --Pate 5
THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1965
(X)~A DEL MAR. CAUF.
N~PO~T C3 C:~SH Tennis Club president,
Larry Johnson, standing at left, and pro-
fes sional l')iclc Slceen watch while builder
George U. Holstein signs a sqs,OOO tennis
court contract with '3en F. Smith, head of
Southern Califomia's oldest tennis cou rt
con tractors. The firm will be pushing tor
~pril opening of the new club i n C:ast
'31uH, adjacent to the Holstein & Sons
C31uHs home development. The tennis club
will be located on Eastbluff qd, at Vista
Oe l Oro.
LEGAl. NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
BALANCE St:l.,EETS -ALL FUNDS
'<
JUNE 30, 1965
Spec ial
revenue
Local students aboard '7 Seas' s..... ,,_ 1M M.s.
Sevto Seu wlao were booo,..
ed at a reception at the U11i·
•erajty o( Uaboo ia Ponuaal
aaolu.ded Jamea Black oC
Coroaa del Mar, Oion Ken-
nedy of Balboa laiMd and
Pacric:ia Wintota of Bay
Shoro a. ""--
They are amona tBe 300
atudenta who ~ unolina
around the world aboard tho
Seven Scu, the noatina
eampua o ( Chapman Col&.o1e
in Onm1e, Calif. Tbe collo1e
combine• a reaular owrieulum
with world uavel and aood-
will ambauadorabip.
Clauea arc bold 6 daya •
week between porta or call.
Students punue reJUiar
couraea like math, aoc:iolo&Y,
Enaliah, and t cienc:e, •• well
u apecialty c:ouraea tied in
with the ahipboard environ-
ment. auch u marine biolo&Y,
naviaation, and oceano arapby .
Everyone is required to Lake
the ba11c area• atudiea
courae, which coven the
history. aooaraphy. c ulture,
pol itics , and cuatoms of the
country about to be entered.
A trip to Our Lady of Pa-
u ma Shrine in Portuaal, a
public audience with Pope
Pau\, where the JfOUP waa
recopi zed before the Pooe
LEGAL NOTICE
Bond
interest
•n .. rect ILia meu11e, Md
a lrip Ibn the rulna ot Pom-
peU .. 1 (ew of the u-
l*i•cea lbat ate ponctut·
lal •• ltudfa ... ltudiea •d
eacidna dlelr lmaainationa.
Oiaoipliauy problema bave
bun almoat non""O&iatent.
acoOfcha to Nottor Worthina•
eon, tho ahip'a deu. The
fOWll people are on time for
aadewa, aorioua about tboir
LEGAL NOTICE
CERnFICATE OF BUSiNEss
Flc<lou firw Na ..
TBE UNDERSIGNED doee llere~ certify Ilia& ella &. eoa-
dacttaa • re\ail Min '"-'-•••
uder tile fictiti-fire uae ol
MAR CO ead lllat .. td Hna ia
c-po~~•d of tile foll-'-1 per-
•• wt. ...... Ia fall aad
place of ,_ideace are •• fol-
I-e, to-it:
Merperhe J , Poole, 607
Laruper Aveoae, COJo .. del
Mer, CaUforaia. wrnu:ss ray .... d lh i. t6tla
dey of No•e•ber, 196S.
Marperh e J. Poole
STATE Of CALifORNIA
COUNTY Of ORANCF: •• ·
ON TH.IS 16th day nf Novem•
ber, 1965, before me, a No\ary
Pabllc Ia aed for aeid coaaty
aad nate, ~idias lhereia,
daly co•aiae ie~~~ed aad ewona,
perea.alty appeared Marperite
J. Poole kaowa to me to be the
pereOD wh~e ume i. eab-
LEGAL NOTICE
Util i ty and other
ente rer i se funds
atudiel, etcited aMt lhe
aboro crlpa.
lboy loft New yon OD Oct.
10. They bed their Tlluta-
l·ivilll Ill l!l)'pt, will lla•e
cbelr Chriatmu pod4ina lD
BMkok aad o elobr1te cbt
now y .. r in Maalla. They
wi II atop in Hoaa Kona,kobe
aad Yokohpma, JaJ*), and
Honolulu before rotuntlea 10
Cbapmu Colleae in Oruae,
oa Fob ....
ecrllled to &be withia iaalnl-at,
aad acbowledsed 1o me that
elile n acated tile ••cee.
WITNESS .., had aad offlc&.l
eeel.
Mary A. Haapa
Notary Pahlic ia ud for eaid
C~aty ud S\ate,
My C-i.Mi• npine Nov.
29, 1967
P.bllall: Nov. 18, 25, Dec. 2 I
9. 1965, ia dte Newport Harbor
Ea.ip.
MEMO TO BOATERS
California boat owncca arc
reminded lbat the ament
bluc.end.wbite reaiattation
atickcr on their boau muat
be replaced by a red-and-
white aticker Cor the 3-ycar
reJiauation period beJinnina
Jan. 1. All preaent California
boat reaiattationa wi ll ex-
pire Dec. 31.
LEGAL NOnCE
EXHIBIT A
funds Spec ial and Karina-General Bonded
Ca s h
Accoun t s receivable
No te rece ivable
ASSETS
General
fund
$755,862
17 ,366
(Schedule assessment redemption
A-I) fund fund
$646,730
120 ,103 $44
55 ,333
Revolving Wate r park f lxed debt and
fund fund fund assets interest
$641 $481,904 $889
63,066
125
$761 Due from other fu_n_d_s ________________ --~7~8~0~------------------------------------------------~~------------------------------Deposit wi th redemption agent
Inven tory of mate r ia ls and supplies (a t cost)
Equi pmen t (at carryi ng va lue, Note A)
Amoun t t o be provided for
retirement of bonds and payment of inte rest
LIABILITIES, RESERVES ,
SURPLUS, AMO FUMO 6ALAMCES
Accounts payable
Contracts payable
Ace rued pay ro I I
Matured i nteres t coupons payable
Deposi t s
Revenues col lected in advance
Due t o other funds
Bonds payabl e i n future yea r s
Interest payab le in fut ure yea rs
Re serve fo r enc umb rances
Cont r ibu tions from o t~r f unds
Su rpl us app ropriated for
Cash ba s1s
~e r replacemen t
Balboa improvemen ts
Pa rk improvemen t s
Tenn is court construc t i on
----
$77 9,008
$26.577
19 ,560
92' 150
10,378
53 662
145,704
-zoo,noo
60,000
8,347
Note receiiva6Te ------------------------------
Bond ret i remen t
Future wa te r sou rces
Una ppropria ted surplus (Exh ibit 8)
Inve stmen t in fi xed asse ts
162,630
$779,008
C I TV OF NEWPORT BEACH
$822,166 $44 ::=
$9,227
10,907
14, 127
22, 105
836 $44
271 ,418
---
645
I 290
55 ,333
436,278
$822 ,166 $44
CHANGES IN UNAP?ROPRIATED SURPLUS -All FUNDS
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1965
BALANCE AT BEGINNING OF YEAR
ADD ITIONS
Revenues
Adj usbnent of prior year
expenditures and encumbrances
Transfers f rom
Sure1us appropriated fo r bond reti rement
Ceneral fund
Capital outlay fund
Water fund
Kari napark fund
Total add i tions
DEDUCTIONS
Expenditures and encumbrance s
Adjusbnent of prior year revenues
Transfers to
Surplus appropriated fo r
S...r replace.ent
fennls court construct ion-
• NOte rece hl'tlb le
Future _.ter sources
General fund
'ark Md recreation fund
lond Interest 8nd r.O..pt lon fund
Total deduct I ont
IMMCE AT EJe (II YEM
Genera I
fund
$1491719
$3,152,422
12,095
66,269
.. 30,000
371 102
$3,297.888
$3,447,607
$3,213 '971
60,000
n.ooo
$312.141 977
... 1.630
$76 1
$761 =
Spec ial
revenue
funds
(Schedule
8-1)
$119,992
$1,730,732
10,731
11,000
$11752,463
$1 ,872 ,45S
$1 ,3SO,S79
4,373
l r 2§0
13.666
66,269
..... 36.177
1436.271
86,655
$8 7,296
$9, Ill
3. 165
75,000
$87,296
Special
assessment
fund
-0-
$201
$201
$201
$201
·~ -0--
110 ,66 7 13 ,969 $1,0 11 ,660
$1,7.51,773
$655 ,762 $14,858 $1 ,011,660 $1,751,773
$2. 177
3,443
6, 776
4, 900
35,474
118 ,935
116,700
231,690
110,667
$65.5,762
Bond
interest
and
redemptIon
fund
-0-
$12\,735
$1211735
$12 1173.5
$121.735
fl21•73'
-0-. -
$79
685
125
$1,290,000
461 .773
13,969
$14,858
$1,011 '660
$1 ,011,660 $1,751,773
EXHIBIT 8
Util i ty end other
enterprise funds
(Mote 8)
Kar 1 na-
Revolving Water park
fund fund fund -
-0-$82.535 -0-
$100,547 $1,025,093 $72,280
47,594
2,800
$100.~7 $110751487 $721280
$100,547 $ I , 1.58 , 022 $72,280
$100,.S.cp $749,597 $35,178
25,000
30,000 37.\02
1211735
•• 00.)47 !t26.332 f721210
.;o. '9'·'!0 -o---
THE STRAINSof"~uld Lang
Syne" will be carri ed from
the Newporter Inn's New
Yea~s J:ve Party In Jam-
bor~ Hall coast-to~oast by
CC3S Radio from mi dnight
W1tll 12:30 a.m . as Freddy
Martin and his orchestra play
the old, fam IIi ar melody.
Qinner-danclng res ervations
ate now being made for thl s
traditional wei come to 1%6.
MEWftORT POLICE SET
AUCTION FOR DEC. 11
The Newport Beach Police
Dept. will bold tn auction'
of unclaimed recovered prop-
erty at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec.
11, at lhe corporation yard,
S92 SUperior Ave., Weat No-
port Heiabta.
l tem1 to be: aucti oned in-
clude bicyclea, aportina
JOOda, akateboarda, aurf-
boarda, c:.neraa, uana i a tor
radi01, tool1, auto ICCeiiOr-
iea, bouaebold i tema, and
odler miaccllaneous articlea.
LEGAL Monee
N0 11CE Of TRI!STf.f.'S S-'U
T.O. "to. TS 119-65
()1) December 28, 196S, at
11:00 A.\C .• n n.r. I~S RASC[
A'iD TRUST CO\tPA~Y . u
doly appola~d Trut~e ood•r
u d ,.rweaat to ~~d of Tnaat
~uceted by AR'iOLO ~.
BROYLES u d Bt'lTY ~.
BROYLF:S, haabud eed wile
u d recorded April 23. 1964. io
book 701S, P•8" 779, of ()lficaal
Recorda ia 1.111~ offi ce of tht>
Coaatv Recorder of Oru~ee
c -aty, Callfonai•, 1liLL ~a:Lt.
AT PUBLIC Al!CTIO"\ T()
BICHEST BJDDf.R roR CASH
(,-ya We at tia~ of eele ia le .. -
fw l •• .,.. of all~ Uaited Statea)
•• tile •• ..,. or tl!o wut (pet\,1••
lot) ntraace of Tille laooraan
aod Tr .. t Co•paay !Wildia!l
located oo lhe a ordleoal con~tr
of £i8fuh aad \Calo Strf'l"to ,
S..c. ~ •• Celiforaie, all ri,.&,
ti tl~ ead latueet coev~yed to
eod ao• ll eld by 11 .. d~r oaid
Oe~d of T raot ia die ptopf'rh
eablated aa -id Coae1v e11d
. tat~ deocri~d ea: ·
Lot ~3 aad Utl" aorthuol~rlv
half o f Lot S92 of Tree• 'io.
907, Ia thf' chv of 'ie"'porl
~odl, coaatv of 0Tall~te. "lalf'
of Celilonaia, •• pl"r mop rf'·
corded 10 book 28 JNftt'll :!') lo
36 iaclooivf' of \hscdlaaeoo~
\tapa, ia !!If' o fhcf' of tilf'
coaaty ~corder of aaad r ountv .
Said aal~ will h.-mod,., but
wi&hoat covf'nool or .. arranlv,
upr~•• or implif'd, re,.rdio~
title, poeeeeeioo. or f'11C11m•
braacn , to pe v u. .. remaiaao~t
bel••~ of lla• oot• aec-.red bv
.. id Oeed of Truat, to-it:
19.185. 72. •ilh ia terf'st from
ja}y 28, 1965, ae in ... id DOlt'
provided, edvaacea. if oov,
ooder the 1e n11e of aoid ~f'd
of Treat, feee, cherf!e• and ••-
pt!DMe of thf' Trua l~e oad of
th~ tneta created by .. id Ou d
of TY1aat.
n~ beaeflcia ry aader oeid
Dred of Tn1a1, by reaaoa of •
breech or defeah ia the obllp ·
tiooe eecared there"hy, hereto-
for~ esecuted and deliver~d to
the uderalped a writtee Oe·
claratioo of Ot.fuh ead De•••d
for Sale, ead writtt-a aotice of
bfu ds e11d of electi~ to ce••~
&.It~ aDdereiped to eell eeld
property to .. ale fy .. id obUp-
t.loee, aad tl!eteefter, ~ Ae pat
IS, 1965. lhe eaclereiped ca .. ed
uid aouce of breech aad of
electloe to be recorded ia book
7630, r:•• 414, of .. id Official
Reeor e.
O.te: ~overaber 22, 1965
Tille .... ,... .. •d
1'rut c-,..Y
•• eeid 'l'nlttee,
By tral4o R. Haa ..
Aa~onaed Offtc•r
85157
wa.~u.a., o.e. 2. t • ''· '"S. Ia .. " Rarilof r.-c•
'lltllftDY, DEC. t, 1• •
OOPA DEL MAR. CAU F.
Model, 18,
cuts wrist
An u., .. ,~ld mocSel at-
t.mptod auicide tbe nlabt of
Nov. 2 .. In htr Weat Newport
apattmont by al .. hlna her
wrlat with a tl&« blade, ac-
cordina 10 Ne•port Beach
police. Two daya later abe
waa reluaed from Oranae
County Hoapital.
Nina Buchanan of 220 32nd
Street told police that ahe
•aa deapondent and "wanted
10 die becauae it would
solve all of my problems."
Aft cr cuttioa ber left •riat
in the t.tbroom, tho Edin·
burah born airl called out
for help from her roommate,
Jan Sboater, who tried to
atop the blecdinJ. Officer
L.O. Koakcl then arrived at
the acene, found \4iu Buch-
anan blcedina profuae ly,
al\d ru1hed her to the boapi-
tal.
LEGAL MOTICE
cr.ftnncATr 'lf
f1C1l1l()ll~ ~A\f f
JOH"i Y'>~K F"Y, rn idJofl at
13S De L• Cna eJI-. ~ Cle-
m•te, Califon~l a. J A\If.S fl.
L'>CKllY>O, reaidias at 4509
Sarrey Drive, Corona del '14111,
Califo naia a d RIOt \RO A.
HICBi f, ruldiolll at 4Y. fena·
lu(, Corona de l \C111, Calilorai-.
d~clarf' dial c.hr, coaetitatf' •
liMi ted put.a~•1up doias basi·
•~•o aoder lhf' fictitloua •-e
of CITY \tf)'MRS . ALfS •d
SfRVlCf.. at lfl06 "'io. fl C•
miao Real, Sa CIM\m le, Cali·
to naiL
Joho Yoakt'y
J enu R. Lockwood
fli dlard A. H isbi,.
~ale o I Cali lof11 i a) ••
Coaaty of f)rasf' l
()o lhaa 16th d II)' 0 r 'l;ovm~·
ber, 1965., befo re mr, til e oad"r-
aa(llled, a "'iota ry Pubhc tn m d
for aaid Couoty a~~d Statf', pt>,..
ooo ally apprarf'd John 'oolr.I"V,
James R. Lod: .. ood a d Rae-bard
-'· lfa~tbil!, lr.eo,.a to m,. to b,.
dl f' peraoo o .. ho•t' a-"" art'
Rbecribed 10 dlf' "IUaiD IDI!IN·
ru•t. aed each aciLao,.ledlllf'd
to mf' lh at hf' ~""rott'd til t' aanae.
(Seall Sl.'z..\'1;\f Rf)fJI "c;l")\
~Mary Public
\ty Commaasaoa ~ •parea
-\a ~t-13, 196:'
P abllM : "ov. 2r., 0f'c. ~. 9, Ill.
1965., ie U.f' 'ie,.port Harbor r •• j,..
MATTRESSES
WKW -UMnLDUIG
lfftlular Shapft ••• ..-.-c.....
COSTA WHA WATTUSS CO.
Jt .. ....,_. .... U._., t.IMI
Professional
Directory
INSULUI\ .. 'E ...
FOR Al.L OF YOUR
IN SliRANC£ N££0S
ROBERTSON -SADL EIR
INSURANCE
IS33 L (lOUt .., •
c. ........ -·1~315e
nJlfDAL DIRECTORS ...
BALTZ
MORWARIES
1741 SUPERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
Midway b-2424
H2D I . COAST MIWAY
COitOMA DEL MAR
ORiole 3-9450
S'-n lf4l
,...., ......... wood
s.mc.
BELL BROAOW A Y
MORTUARY
1 10 Broadway u 1-MI& 1-MM c..*-
CALL
ORIOLE
$.1110 .. , ... ...
cl .... •t•4
.... e-.4 • ....,.
We pict .,
•clhli••·
wan -·
..
10111
Ule.PACIED
ICE CIUI ••• 11.10 "'·
Lh•lt 2 Ovwt• ,_., Cvat-•r
'LAYOII·OI ·SPECIAL
'VrHUitS., DEC. 9 THRU WED.,DEC. 15 ~-"'" CHOC. MINT.
FRESH COCONUT
EGG NOG
SPUMONI
NEWPORT HARtiOR ENIQt llfURSOAY, DEC. t, ISS
SECX*D SECllc.f--fl.-7 OOOO!IfA DEL liAR, CALIF.
Coast Club meeting set
The December ,'lleotiaa .or William Halliday, S4s-.4S45,
lbe Coau Women • Club w111 a.ceordina 10 Mre. Raymond
be bold Touday lbe lht at Wood preaident.
the Irvine Coaat Co\lnuy '
Club. Luncheon will be ae~ !LECTIOMIC a.AOttM!
ved at DOOtl, followed by a CHECKS ON WOL!CULIS
bueineu meotina. A device wbicb eaabl••
Edw•d Meier, youna Sou... c:bemiua 10 probe deeply in-
thorn California buaineumao 10 the uructure and behuior
and entertainer, will prcaent of rnoleculee baa been ao-
a proarlrl) of Chrietmae mu· qoired by the Univeuity of
eic. He i1 a native ofGroue California, Irvine, Cbaneellor
Point.e,Micb ., a.nd after uni-Daniel 0. AJdric:b, Jr., an-
veuity araduation be went ru>uneed 10day.
to New York, where for 8 The electtooic mac:bine,
yeara be worked in public known u a nucleu maiJletic
relationa and advertiaina. reaooanee apectrometer, wae
He Cline to the weet cout purc:bued at a cou of 16~.
and opened hie own public SOO, includina 149,500 in a
relationa office in Loa An-,rant from lhe National Sc:i-FRESH BANANA
BUTTER PRALINE
IOPOIT BEACH
aelea. ence Foundation.
Hie mue1cal cueer beaan
in colleae, where be played CAR IS BURGLARIZED
in dance banda and I at er he Peraonal belonainaa, In-
directed muaical revuee in cll&dina jewelry, aport coata,
~ow York. He ie now weat euita, alaclu, awoat.era,
coaat editor for 4 national aporta abirta and o tber cloth-
t.ainou publicatJoaa, doea ina. valued at S1,662, were
public relatione couruellina taken from the trunk of a
aod worke with entertainer• vehicle parked at tbe New-
in TV a.nd private club pro-porter Inn pa.rkina lot. ~rae
arama. Hie mother ie an offi-~re of Lap.tna Beach, the
Gl~L SCOUTS who have been collecting items to be de-
livered to ., orphanage in Tijuana include these t.tauners,
fJom left, VIrginia Stater. Julie Freeman and Susan Olander.
Orphans to get gifts MZ1 IEWPOIIT ILYD.
OPIM DAILY 11 A.M. TO 10 ,.M.
Orco Co.
I1JII.DIIIG ILPCD . AU. N:.tfS . AU. nPD cer in the Coau Women'• owner, told police that the
Club. theft occurred between Nov.
The \4ariner Scout Sh ip
Ta.naroa will lead a caravan
ol Chriatmu c:beer 10 the
Cua de Cuna Orpha.naae an
Tijuana this Saturday, Dec.
11.
...
0 r, :'·:::. I J~·:-............ Ruerva tionl ror the meet-12 a.nd 29 while he .... away The 73 croopa of the New-
.;;;;. ...... ...;;;;;;;;;:;;:;~~~~~~~=~~~~i;n•:.:ar:e~~to~be~m:ad::e~w::i tb~Mr=·~· ~on:.;•~tn~·;p~i~n~th=e~Ea=•~L;...... port Ha.rbor Girl Scout Coun-
1 SHOPS AND SERVICES I ~!:~bcl:C:~:~~c;~'::~
1------------~ .................................................................. p Women'• Club baa donat ed
Al l CONDtTIOMIMG
SIIITH IIIOS. CO.
........ -Ah
c.. ........ ..........
1UO S.,ert_. A••·
Ll 1-51531
• APPAREL -WOMEN
.IEAIIAIL a ... Ore .... & Sportawear
Acc•aaorl•• and Gi ha
H•wporfw IM OR S.1700
We11diH Pine Ml l-2A44
Newport 8eoch
t. AUTO !IPAI!
c.s.mc. ...... rtel'
P10m T • .,..., 1D OYata•la
JAGUAR S,ecl .. lst
s..tf41
2221 ..... ,, c.M.
e .wTO IEIPICI: • G.U • OIL
SHEll OIL OEALa
J\U STATt MOJOI CLUI 11AQS
-al ~ 1U.t CHII' SlA.-..s
TUN( 1.# • ~ l~I'IC'f I
f1a ~ l'tHI DOJVIIY
UOI £. c ... , Hwy. e l O.~f'M c..-... 1 ..... ., ......
...t.O'f. 'Ulil&&' £
ellAUTV NOOK
Jf12 .. a....,. c.-...... ..... .,.,..
CAa, .. TIY ......................
.. ._R..-tra ... ~ ........
N.O. MDIIIOM
545-8175
If • • ..,., ~IIMI 6-2372
* ADDI1DI5 -··
• COMCI!T!
•=--== __ , .... .....,
OJ ......
... 11 t ' MU ....
P.O...... Olela._
e JAMtTOIIAL • .....
•-.a ••
~ ~--~-~ ~-D powered milk and articles of ~ ..... ~ __,_J~ b £9111 clolhina. The Corona del
PROFESSIONAL
DR. LOU ROY ELDER j
OPTOMETRIST
~-~&.0780
~ _ .. _.
WCI TCI.I IIII PI.AIA
e fLOOI COVIItMG
CAIPEftNG
671-106
Oraperiea • Linoleum
Formica
........ t ,..., c.,.., c..
.. I . C...9Mwr. . c.-....... ___ ,.
• 'LOitiST
BROADWAY
FLOWER SHOP
Scmna tho Harbor Area c.u ... c-ter
2750 Her'-r 11•4. -Ail-• c.... ..... s.6.1214
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
"MA .. BOR ARE A'S OLDEST
FLOIIf ER SHOP "
2431 MIWPOIT ILVD.
MIM47t
c. ........
~~...JA. ... ------·-.-..-c-oo ""'* .....
• DttY CLUMIMG
• PliiiGLASS
FIEICLASS sa.PUES
Cty a tel inw (Mpor.tion
Coatint Aeaina & Molch
Fi'-'tlau Material • an u
S..,li•• -ll "-0292
\616 pt.-ti .. c. ........
• INTIItOitS
PAT IUYII
IMTEAIOR
A a.pl ... aervice color
atylint. ROOt co¥eringa,
dr.-i••, fvmle.,re, lighting
~~ E. Coeat Hwy., COM
67S.~
t UrtiOI,DIIX
UNOLST IIIMG
(By Eero,•• Crwft.,.era)
lf.MODEL 2 ,c. aet OML Y .... c ..... ...., ..
215 Mele N.L 536 ,.5
fll! 4el £ ,tct.,
CUSTOM
P\JRNITURE UPHOLSTERY
• QUAUTY WORX •
M!IL'\
PIIENOUSl UPMOLST!IY .... ..,. ..... .... ... .,. ..... ..
61s..G..4
IAIIIIY'I
~ ... She. Senrce
ORTHOPEDIC
P,..c:ri,tlea Sped .at at
...... S&H Gr.. S....•
-.o ~ 81W..,MI 4.3311
• J!Wft.IIS
INIAC!al~
I£,£LER
3 llJ E. Co a at Hi ... .,
Coroea del M•
ORiole l-llJD
TIA VEL SIIMCIS
DANCE $CHOOL
.. ,_UU I AN T &eNNIQU&••
&IW
DRAMA • MODEL lNG
t.WCEUP
MONTMARTRE SCHOOL
505 ST. 4HDR!W$ RD •• HI.
~7~
..._. .. v ... o..r
.... '-'-c .. ,....,
Celt 67J..Ia .... ," .... , .....
UJNati!QN-~E~
COCXTAILS
Olliole ,_..,,
W50 VIA OP01tTO
Newport a. adt
• MUitSIIY
Shrvh, lnt.rior Plants,
Trotticeh & Trwa
lnMCticidea and Fettiliae,
S&H Gt'Mft St-. I
F,.. Oetl•ery
ICOIIOI'IA DID. IIAa IW-0
£.c. .... ...,,., .....
\1ar Nuraery i a donatin&
ueea, which will be pla.nted
at the orpbmaae. Truck• are
beana donated by Jamea Ray,
Ed 'Aelton a.nd Glen Ballaet.
LEGAL ~On CE
CFR11F1CHF 'lr
F1C111111l'~ ';A-\tf.
RI I.H-\RO -\.HI CBit.rl'sadios
aa 43fl F"eroleaf, C..orooe del
\tar, Celdoroia, ,. doias basi-l oua •• nrt. T-\ PLl''lfllJ';C,
bu atoeaa addre811, Ro 1: 328.
!Jalboa l•l•cl.. Caltforota.
Rachard \. ijjl!bie
tale of Caltforoial aa
Con ty o f O r1111~e l
11. the 16 th d.y of ';ovt!IDber,
196S. before ,.., the aade,._
&iped. • Notary Public ia •d
lor aud Coa•ty -d Sute, pe ...
eo .. Uy .,, • .,..d Ridaanl A.
BlaW•• "--• •• • Ita Ill• ,._ '""'--·-· .. ... acriM41 ......... '-----"-
•4 ....... ~ .. -··~· aaeoue4 &le •-e.
(S.al) SV ZA.'fiC [ ll0li"4!Jl~
'iou.ry P..Wic
'fy c-1 aaioe [qb ..
'-• 13, 1967
Pwbli .. : ~o ... 2S. Dec. 2. 9. 16,
196S LA Ute -;ewpor1 Rubor
EatJlp.
IA1111YI SCIYAIZ IS
01 COLLEII CI .. CIL.
'Aiu Kathryn Schvan.
dau&ft ter of \1r. anJ \4rs .
Alu Sc:hvan, 51~36th St.,
1 Weat ~ewport, hu been c ho-
r aon a member of the freab-
' man councal of San Dieao
---......... ~~-----State Colleae.
T_.,.CM. ,.. .............. , ...
... ..._,,..., .... ectieft of
..... ~ ... h• •• ~
•• ... c~ • '-II liM ef
..,.._., •4 .. 1 ecce•
..n .............. ~.
S..• S.. T ..,Me .. , 2• w. wu-., c.M. Li '-ty ~7'96 1.
c. ........ ......
IDYl C.
-u•D TMICKS
USED CAl SPIOALS
•a• J..., • p nr 4 .e.. ... •aN ,_,.. ........... ,.., ..
•u ,_. " T• L-, • ._ """ 11fl.&
101011 IUPS IIC.
1927 ua-. ..... Lt ..... s
aJITAMDA
A. W. IARS4 C
PLUmE It
100c .. ..a. A .. .
eo_ ...... . ,._..,._.n
DAYA NICitT
•ATDRATDI
\4ua Scbvan 11 aleo an ac-
tive pub ci pant 10 the French
Club and the ~ztec Saalana
C lub. She recently pled,ed
Gemma Onucron ctaapter of
Delta Zeta Soronty, for
wtucb abe 11 acona aa pledae
clan aocaal cbmnnan. Whale
at Ha.rbor Haah. she held re -
lpot\lable offi ces wstb the
Candy Stnpen. ~menca.n
F1ehl Servacc a.nJ the .. y ..
proiJ&.m.
TWO ~EW PLAMHERS
FOR COST A .. ESA
1 ~ew planmna comnuuaon-
era for Coat= 'Aeu are Don-
ald Hout.. 35, of 324q Iowa
SL, pnnctpal of 'Aon t.e Vtata
School. and Conner LeJton
commander, and Natha.n L.
(Nato) Reade. 40. of ~28S
Cornell Or .• who rrevioualy
aerved on the comnu uaon
unlll relllflaoa laat y eaJ 10
aer•e •• Unst.ed Fund can-
PIUifl cbainnan.
They agcceed re&llfltDI I c.baJ nn• C. That.eber Wa.rrcn.
4~. o( 197' Tuba A•e •• wbo
has served for 6 y eara. ud
Ylco-d'la.uman Scnuel Our•.
3), o( 3254 New Yort A••··
wbo baa acrred 4 ycara.
U y• .. a ... C'Cftllr, or
~ow of a .. ~, eo
f\c HaltMif ArM wtllo h a a
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her a fe..ar b7 ceUiq ..._.
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~u••• u.,d ... Wile .. ... . ...
Dnvere Me Wilham 'Auwell,
Fred Feldman. John Ds Bel-
lo and \1r. Balls et. Jam Ba~
nett wall be the Span1sh-
speak1na Santa Claua.
Late donauona of atoms
may be dels vcred to the Claar
&me tt home at l 917 ~a
drift Rd., lrvme Tcnace.
Fustber anfonnau on may be
obta.~ned from 'An. Fredenc
Feldman, 675-<t372.
Th11 wall be the -'th year
that tbe Gar l Scout Councal
has undertaken tha s proJeCt
of beanna &Jfts touth of the
border.
Adviaon of \4.S.S. Tanaroa
are \4rs . Feldman and \irs .
Bette Koeter.
'lONALO UL ~N oa:q, C:n~
II sit Ot P1111Mn t en.; r'II\M •
Newoort H~rbor HI~ School,
is attending the reading
of the colle.ge entrance
examin.Jtlon board, r::n~
fish comi]Ositlon test. tn
Princeton, N.J. He left Frl-
dayfor the New J ersey office
of the ':ducational Testing
~rvi ce. The exam ination is
k.nown to all high school
students as the '":oil ege
'3oard" and at has become
the best ltnown colle9e en-
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LA-Z BOY CQAIRS
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Standav wo1 <~har at ll a.m.
"'uuC'IY Care flu•vaded
TELEPHONE M~-:740
MRS. Wlllt~M M. HA ~q1s of Newoort ~ach (seated) is
one of the volunteer work ers for th e 1%6 Easter Seal
campaign in Orange County. She is shown here with Mrs.
Clif McAfee of Fullerton , th e ne wly named county chair-
man. Funds raised in the campaign will help suppo rt the
new rehabilitation center of the Orange County Society
for Cr ippled Children and ~dults in Orange.
1st honor roll named
Estan cia lligh School's
ftnt honor roll It us JOfre sh -
man , 32 sophomores and 31
JUntors for a lOta l of QJ
honor s!Udents -51J gtrls
and H bcoys . !There are no
seniors lhts year at thiS nev.
Costa \1esa !ichool.)
Suaight A g raJes we re
made by Russ Enclr.son anJ
Tina Jtllson, both JUntors.
Here IS the c~•mplete honor
roll :
FRESI-1\tf::--1 -Rtchard o\n·
derson, Judy <\s ch, Bruce
Be ckwith, Laura Clemen h,
JohiU\na Filet, Tanya Found•,
Linda F rench, \iary Gainu,
\ia:rk 3oodyear. Tom Gonnan,
Lani Go• lin, Tirn Hitchcock,
Tom Hoff , Robin 1-lun tel. Su -
san \bruyama, Janet ).tat-
son , Cassandra \ota,;we ll ,
Carol \111\ar, Kay Nett, Tem
Newh art, Cyntlua Petruska,
Linda Pi llnw. Dan Randa ll.
Schul"· ""' ~~
PO .. Ia\.., •u•s c .-IRA
NOW AT
1780 NEWPORT EL VD .
PH . 646-93Ut:otta Mel&,
I
Gary Stokes, Debbie Stol ar-
off, Ch ery l Tumdah\, Sancy
V.eme r, John ~uonb .
SOPU0\10RES Jane
Avtla. Ira Royea. Jary Bul-
la, Phd Cannon, Steve C lark
Connte Cranfie!J, f'lfe& fah),
\bke Fallon, Susan Frank·
ltn, Ltnda Genis, Lorelet
r.telow, Robert lfabereder,
1--.:ns lla tch, \tar&te l·hgh-
smtth. Oan lloey, Laurie
Jencks, Ltnda Lee, Pattt
LunJe, Carolyn \lac ey. Oeb-
bte \1t ller, Steve Pew, C.."h ru
Popov, John Prentice, Kath-
ryn Scott, John Siletto, Cin-
dy Sisco, Shelli Smich , .\fi.te
'\todlarJ, Brenda Stone,
He len Todd, Chus Vogel,
Kathy Yeaaer.
JU'IIIORS -Tom o\nthon)·,
Sa n.Jy BaJu, Sharon Brewer,
\1tc ha el CanJum. 1--.:athryn
Cooper. Rand~ n~nnts.
Bruce o, ton, ntane Doyle,
Russ Er1ckson. Judv Fay.
Ett cLtttle, Peter 1\o~t. Ttna
J illson, \1tl:e Johnson. Paul
Ke lly, John Lamktn, (ia yle
Larson. ll(lnna Lyk.c:. \lllr;c
\kCartt n, Vti:t \lohonen,
Nancy Putle, La ~atne
Pnce , Don Ronaldson. Rtck
Roth, Kathryn Ru pp, LtnJa
'ie aton, <\ltce Sumrall. \!ar-
aaret Szabo, Conn te w'alcher,
Connte Whttegon, Roberta
Wyman .
. lEGAl HOTICE
''iOTI Cf. m CRF])]ffifl~
"io. A-:0 2RO l
!'iUPt'HI Ofl COII RT OF' TIH
HAn: OF' CALIF'ORNI A F'OR
1llf. COUNTY O f ORA.'IIGt
·~"'"'"' of IIAR RH:T JANF "ilr.HOL'\ Pf:TH, •l•o kilo""~
.,. HARR!f.T 'III CHOI.S Pf.TII.
drr:ee.,.ed.
'IIOTIC F' IS Ht:Rf.RY G!Vt::'li
to th .. creditorfl Of th e •bovr
o•med dceedeat th111 •II per-
~o" h•vio~ ch ira• ·~aio•t thc
urid doeeedeat are reqoired to
fi le them, with thc oece••vy
vo•d:lera, io thc offi ce of the
elerk of the abovc catitled
oo ort. or t.o pre11mt them, witb
t.he oeeeea•ry vooclaer., to the
•ader•ir;aed 11 e/o H•....-ood,
HeffeMIU, Soda & Corfm •,
Attonteyfl 11 l~•w, !355 Via
Lido, Newpon Bucb, Califor-
oi• wh ich ia tlle pi-ce of bui-
oellfl of the 110der•ir;aecl io .al l
11111tter. perteia ia~ to t.be e11tate
of "aid clecedut, with io eh:
moeth• after the fir.t p•blie•·
tio11 of thi• ootiee.
D•ted Deeen~ber !, 1965
f'RED PETH
f red Peth
E•ec1tor of t.be Will of the
•bove ••u•urcl deeeclcat
H.rwood, Heffe,.llll, Sode.
& Corfm•
Auomey• 111 L•w
3355 Vi• Lido
Newport Be•ellr, Ce li fo,.;.
673-fiOfiO
Attotfltyl lor Ent:llor
P1 bliah : flee. 9, 16, 2!, JO,
1965, 111 tbe Newport Herbor
F:u i r;a .
From Tile POUCE. BLO'I'I'ER
A ..... A leatMr alllqu.Jder
P'UfM Wat IIOiea rrom .. WI•
locked •ehic:le puked at the
Martl:et a .. ket pu\iaa lot. at
321\rd St., Wut Newport, l&id
Lynn 0 . Cook, 436 S.'lille
Ave., Balboa.
TIWIIII UEICISE
IS MILD II IDIU
DIMTIITS -RID
Two lbrllof Area dra•ei 1tt
.. are amoaa dle 35 p•aoa•
hoeored Dee. 1 by lhe C.n·
cwy Clab, 1upport Jft*P lor
the U9C 1cbool ol Dentistry,
for Hrfiu •• part•time mem--
bers or lhe lacuhy' They
are Dr . Rober& G, Andrews,
604 St. James Pl., Cliff
Hnen, pedodontics, and Dt.
William R. Holmes, 1433
Santiaao Dr .. Oo•er Shoros,
oral suraery.
1Cood-.tr ... ,..,.41 ••da Hoetniaa, 340 Mqaoli a
St., Costa Mesa ••• Vi•c•t e. Wood, Ull Sandato Dr.,
Dover !bores, reported bu~
alars entered his unlocked
praae and lOOk 176 • .50 worth
of loola •. ,Wallace Quimby,
606 Hamilton St., Cotta
Men, told police &hat be
found the initials "W.K.P."
and .. , .. painted on 1 pltte
in the street in front of 402
Orion Way , Wes t Newport
Heishts. and on an electri-
cal ttandonner at the comer
of Spindrift Way and Orion
Way; damaac was estimated
tt sso. . .Durina a .-ery
heavy mom ina foa, a VW dri-
.-en by Alan P. Chapman,
119 44th St., West Newport,
ran into the rear of a stopped
Ford driven by Theodore C.
York or Huntinaton Beach on
lbe B. Coaat Hwy. wau or
JamborN Ret.: '*· O.apmaa
stalf.U I •IIPt CMI c:.a his
forebead. •• Miet. .. t D. Mas·
ca, lS. or 109 MoPadden Pl.,
Cefttral N.wport. was arrest·
od at CJ p.m. on a charao of
fumi1hina marijuaraa at 425
llnd St., Wut Newport. , .
A bottle wu toned tbrouah
a plate alan window and
al .. a door, c auaina 1130
darnaae at John1on and Son,
1000 W. Cout Hwy ., \4ari·
ner's Mi \e, reported P11
Donovan. . . -\ vehicle that
ldt the scene knocked over
a parkina meter on Newport
Blvd., north of 21 th St., West
Newport ... while collectina
on his paper route, \1.ike L.
Folsom, 211 40th St., We st
Newport, reporle4· that his
Huffy bi cy cle wu stolen
h om in front or 4108 Ri.-er
Lt. JohnS. Doerfel, aon of
Mu. Maraie L .• Peck , 2428
Newport Blvd., Coata Meaa,
participated in a Nonmber
field trainina uerci1e in
Korea, endina Nov. 116.
AIRMAN ~obertq,H , Foulds,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
H. Foulds of 732 Sison St.,
East Sluff, has been assign-
ed to McChord AF9, Wash.,
after completing Air Force
baslctralnlngat San Antonio,
Texas. He wil l be trained on
the job as a communi cations
specialist with the Air de-
fense Command.
ALLOW US TO INTRODUCE
•
The 14-year-old officer is
eucuti ve officer in Battery
0, 7th Bau.a\ion of the 2nd
Infantry Division's 17th
1\rti\lery in Korea. He enter·
ed the Anny in April, 1963,
and wu lut stationed at
Fort Sill, Okla.
AMA/'/Je SNit
tOUit NEW CH£,1
... and allow Andrt to
introduce to you the
finest Gou rmet Menu
in our ill! tea!
when you open an account at Newport National Bank Bayside Office
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•
You must have seen the bank build inl by now
-it 's under the ~ue roof It Bayskte Center. at
the entrance to Balbol Island.
From our openinc: date of NOVEMBER 20th
throulh D£CEMBER 31st, )'OU ere invited to
open )'OUr account and become 1 Charter Mem·
btr of the benk.
As a Charter Member, )'OU are entitled to: ·-= ·---· (ldauCtf'Jtntl ,_ • a c~ .......-~)
• -W II_. -111111 ·---·-.... -•• llftlCI CIIAIII
witt~ .................... of $300.00
·----~-....t.fNe for ,.,. U months
• -T1U I PM._,, I, .... -YI
COme in to the ._. under the: blue roof •nd
discuss the lonl line of penonel ..mces. White
JIOU're theN -cat*' 1 Chet'ter Account. CUrter --Now. 20th throup Doc:. 3ht, 1965.
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