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THIS SP~~~T PLAN shows one of the proposals for a
reeway Interchange In Corona del Mar, connecting with
the adopted coastal route along Coast Hwy, and 5th ~ve.
This plan shows ace ess into Corona del Mar by way of
~vocado \ve. and Goldenrod ~ve. for cars coming down
the C')M c reeway.
Pool, skill game ban.
'-defeated by 3-2 vote
~=~ Freeway
ti•etable
Construction of the Corona
del \tar freeway probably
will llart in theearly 1970's
and will be com pleted an 3
years, city traffic enaineer
Robert Jaffee told the ~ew
port Beach Crty Counc al.
Monday.
P.>ol ~~mes a 1d ald.ll game.
survt ved ) Iii~ sUm margin of
J :o ~ at Mood.&) olgnt' New·
p.lrt Suet. Cit) Couo::U meet-
In~
n.e n otlon to adopc Ord1D-
1nce lla-t. to J%ohlblt the pool
..,~rnes an J 1 kill garnet In aU
bualneu establllhmeoll except
tl.c Balbo• fuo Zone, waa de-
fc ated 3 t o 2. The 3 • oo • vote.
were cu t b~ Dore.eo MmhaU,
B:>'> She lton an :I Du Cook. The
·~ea ·· votes ~•n•e from Mayor
Paul uru)er and Al Forglt.
Hero gives life to save kids
He aaid the proJeCt wall
be done in 3 s taaes. u fol-
lows:
• Fars t, the portion from
the San Dicao Freeway,
alona Paliudea Rd., to the
m&Jor anterchanaes near the
Oranae County airport that
wall take cue of UCI traffic.
Howud Rogen, new member
:>f the City Cou.ocU. waa ab-
tenl. Und.ale) Pano.lJ abstained
fron1 votln~ bec a11'e ne. was not
tzeacnt whee the diacu.ton be-
gAD. He sald he waa not vod.ag
becau\C 'le undent~ that then
mtgnt be a l.egal chalkoge 1l
dle onHnan~ wu adopted.
Joftn Dalton Shipley of
c~ ta Moaa played tho role
ol hero Satwday momina
wben be saved the lives of
aovonl school children but
l~t bit own life.
Mr. Shipley, who lived at
332 Maanolia St., wu forced
to make an emeraency land-
ina when the enaine of his
Piper Colt iced up. At the
last irtatant the veteran
pi lot decided to avoid land-
ina tho diubled craft in a
crowded play&round at the
Woodland School, 202S Tus-
tin Avo., Cotta Mou, and
attempted instead to make
a nearby field acrou the
street in the 300 block of
lht SL
1be plane cruhod into a
ronco, which etoppod tho
lilht cnlt oo impect at 11:40
...... ~ aiMl ........
reoco went lhtoup tbe
plaae aod pierced M'. Ship-
loy • neck, tj llina him in-
stantly.
Fttina the enaine atarted,
~. Shipley climbed for al-
titude and decided to return
to Oranae County Airport,
where he had taken orr at
ll :2S a.m.
However, the enaine Ito~
ped apin, forcina a.n im-
rnediate lanJina. \ir. Pol-
Joh~t D. Shipley
aom uid they did not panic
and sized up the airuation
u nothina aerioua.
\ir. Shipley wu the owner
of John Shipley's Chevron
Stattona at 292S Bristol St.
an Costa ~ .. and 1104
Bristol St. in Santa Ana. He
had opcrat od stations for l S
Howard fol•-
A panenaer, Howard Pol-
tom, 44, owner o( Harbor
Pboto Lab in Corona del
\tar, suffered a bruised
aboulder and elbow.
Mr. Folsom told the En-
ai an that he rode the cruh
out and did not jump or
tumble from the plane u
reported in other newspapers.
He uid he was weuina a
seat bolt aDd could do noth-
ina to help Mr. Shipley.
Change of plans fatal
Mr. Shipley, a aorvico sta-
tion owner, and ~. Folsom,
ol 437 Fomleaf Ave •• Cotona
dol Mar were photoanphina
lbe start of the Enaenada
Yacht race wben the onaine
died over Hoaa HocpitalA!ter
Pate proved fickle in lut
Sat wday • traaic death of
Jobo D. Shipley, C~la \icaa
pilot and service station
owner.
If \h. Shipley and lloward
Folsom, Corona del \.bar
pho to11apher, had taken
their reaularly s cheduled
OiJ,ht to the Hopi Indian
reservation instead of film-
ana the Enaenada yacht
race, the 42-year-old veter-
an flier miaht be alive to-
~~ •• ~ wa~~~.!~~~~ life," aa;d
foiled in an attempt 10 rob the sunman. "I'm not kidd-
&IM Tradowinda Liquor ina'"
Stan, 6710 W. Coast Hwy., Wood attempted to open
Weat Newport, about 11 p.m. the ufe f~ aeveral minutes
Suday, May a, when the while tho aunman cocked
clerk pntendod be couldn't and uncocked hia revolver.
opeD lbe aafo. "You really don't know
Henuo A. Wood, 3S, o( how to open it, do you?"
(]luden Orove told police be aympethized the robber aa
waa lockioa tho front door he otdorod Wood into the
when a man, ductlbed as bathroom, lockina tho doc..
aboutl$,6'-1' tallandwoar-Tho man then fled the
iDa a palr ol alona, IJOY scene, takloa 2 bottles of
top coat and bat ocderod liquor and lbe store pistol.
tUm at aunpolnt ~ IUlloct Police officen aaind a
.. door ud open m. aafo. row min~& tea lat or when Wood
Wood iofcxmed t.bo would-proued a silent alarm in the
be ~ tb.at be didn't bow raacmc..
bow to open iL Tho tale contained about
.. You had '-tt.r open that 11,000.
Lewd conduct is charged
Court action wu takaa
aplatt 7 men -includiaa a
ac-.ool principel aDd 2 phy-
aiciua charaed with
lewd cooduct at tho Newport
Beach poblic raetroom. They
.,.,. ama .. d by Newport
Beach onderconr aaenta.
Arralpment waa ac~eduled
fot May 16 fot C lyct. B. R~
dla, 41, ol 401 )9th SL,
Weet Newport, principal or
Spuaeon School ln Santa
Aaa.
A OC*t trtalwaa acheduled
M1a7 17 for Or. R•'-0. Wid·
..... lS. ol ~ S..alaon
Or., Wta t New,..n. wt.o le ........ , ••••tored. He ia
... -1276 .... e-n tria1a ,... tlated for
-11 , ...... 0. .,_ ..,, ll, ol 2DS Mlw,_t
Blvd., Cotta Mesa, a student
... cbcr at Soulhem Califot-
nia Bible Colle,o; Jamea A.
Sullivan, 43, of 3SI e. 16th
St., Coe&a Ma .. , a conatnac-
don worker; and Oarold M.
Owm, 21, ol HUDtinalaft
Boac:.h, a cloputment llore
IUparYitot,
Ot. Robert C. Smedley, 63,
ol Mittloo Hlllt, a retired
phyeiciao, pleaded paitty
l• Ne•port Beac*-<:oata
Mtta MDniclpel Court. He it
he OD tl76 •11 allld ecta.-
clllaiM for ...,_tioa beariaa
aed ... ...-.,aaMay n.
A j8Q 1rial t.u be• •~•·
dialed oa May 3l for l..au-
,... l. McNaay. lt, ol
&...t 8ea~. a •ioe otri-ct.l~ ,
day. This is what Daniel
Oavey, 40, of Santa Ana told
the EnsiJfl in an eacluaive
anterview.
\.1r. Oave y . founder of the
"Danny Davey Indian Relief
Fund," \1r. Shipley and \ir,
F ola<Xn were fi Imina the
movte, "Drums o\lona the
\1esa." at a Hopi Indian
vi llaae in Arizona. They
postponed ahootina of the
film until the weekend of
\tay 14 s o that pictwea
miJ,ht be taken of the En-
aenada boat classic.
"\ir. Shipley wu the moat
conacaentious and ufety-
rrunded pilot I ever knew,"
said \tr. Davey.
\tr. Shapley and \tr. Davey
had worked toaether for the
put 1S years on the "Danny
Davey Indian Pund" in con-
Junc tion with the Veterans
of Poreian Wars Costa \icaa
post 3S36.
Tho worthy proJec t helps
out the Hopi Indiana by
IJVana them medical au~
pliea and other euentiala of
life. (Barry Goldwater also
aida the Arizona Indiana.)
"John Shipley always bad
time out ror other people:·
\1r. Davey told tho Enaian.
"I would aladly have aivon
my life f~ his ...
\tr. Shipley • family IIIJOI
friends to contribute to the
Indian Relief Pund in Ilia
memory.
Tt.niiWIHlLQ
Oeorp Koop, 43, o( 4733
Oorcboator Rd., CameoHiab-
landa, a wnnite Oltermifta-
l.or, was aft'ea wd Wednesday.
May 4. charaed with annd
theft.
H• alleaodly aiancd up
Hilda M. Batcheller, 70, ol
107 Gamet AYe., Balboa la-
lud, who peld tSO dowe,
.U the tate ttelea L. Pike,
60, of 309 ..,.told Aft.,
Ccxoea ct. I Mat, wtlo pe.id
17S dowa, 10 coa~neta for
repair of ..... ua•t .. .-,... .. .._...
..-. Koop. ooner ot tiM ar. .. liftCT--• C.lrol
Co.. H..a&a.-a... ll
he oa tl,7JD Mil.
years.
A native of Pennay lvania,
\ir. Shipley served in the
\iarine C~ps durina World
War II in the Pacific bofote
comina to Costa \icu in
1945.
Survivors include hia wife,
\iarpret; 2 aooa, Steven, 18,
and Timothy, 19 ; 3 t:.olheu,
Charles, Herbert and Web-
ster, all of Pitubura. Pa ••
and 2 sisters, \tra. Ellen
~yers and ~ •• Frances 'Aa-
lone of Pittsbwah.
Funeral aervicea were
conducted Tuesday. 'Aay 7.
at the Westcliff Chapel \1or-
tuary, Costa \iesa. Buraal
waa at Pacific View \te-
morial Park, Corona de I \tar.
Sign ban
law ok'd
Without obJeCtJon or J e-
bate. the ~ewport Beach
City Councal aave approval
\tonday even ina to Ordanance
1158, whach wtllprotubtt
realty siana on reSidential
property.
The ordinanc e. requested
by members of the ~ewport
Harbor-Costa \icsa Board of
Realtors. also reduces the
size of resadential tiJRs
from the present 6 Sl]llarc
feet to 2 square feet.
The vote for adoption was
5 to 0. Counctlmen Lands ·
le y Paraona and Howard
were absent.
The Counctl a lso:
• Continued un tJ I \tay 23
the appeal oC Haniet Col
for permiuion to make sur-
face alterations to non-
oonlormina dwe II ina It 1905
E. Bay Ave.; the applicant
is out of the country and
therefore unable to attend
\1onday'a meeuna.
• Adopted Ordinance 1161,
rezonina a portion of the
\1.H. Sberman FoundatJon
property at 614 Dahlia ~ve ••
Cotona del \1ar, ncar the re-
located alley, from R-2 to
C-1.
• ·Adopted Ordinance 1160,
which makes it clear that
penny arcades in the city
are limjtod to the Balboa
Pun Zone.
• Adopted Ordinanc e 1164,
relatina to human depo11ta.
• Directed the c aty attor-
ney to prepare a resolutJon
adoptina a dtawina showina
Plauina Comnu11ion recom-
!DeDdatiou for relocatina a
futuro elementary school
site and neipbocbood perk
in lbe now development an-
land ol Harbc. View Halla
and Corou ct. I Mar.
• Awarded tho contr"act f~
cooetructiOD ol a preaa111e
rodDCioa ewtioa at Pali-
•adee R.d. and Campos Ot.,
Ba~lt Say ana, to Weu li
WiiP lAc. ol t.c.a Beacl\.
lo-bidder at 110,101.
• Votod 4 to l to approve
(Ccmtinued on peae 6)
Ulli.AIIIIYICI
......... ITk ..
A. oaci llotra• WW1Ia
U.t t6,000 -.4 to detllct
_,.. tllea waa etol.
,......,, *Y 10. '"-..
........ , .... ol Blectro
P\,aica c...,uoo W. Cout
lt"1 ~ ....... 'Ia..
'
• Then the anterchanae in
Corona del 'vtu. to connect
with local streets and with
the c oastal freeway.
• Fanall) the connectina
poruon a lona \tacArthur
Blvd.
lie uad that the C .>\t free-
way prOJect wi II undoubtedly
anclude the Coni true tioo of
portion of the coastal free-
way -west to Jamboree Rd.
and eaat to Buck Gully and
tyina in with the present
Coast ltwy. easterly of Cor-
ona del \1ar.
~. Jaffe uad that the
Hiahway Comniuion wi ll
ho ld boarinaa later this year
on the route of the (reeway
from S.Ck Gully ~iowa COUt
toea.&e-..o •
Fl~<;T IN \ T C:~SC:~ ~')'\, although not officially in the
race, was Harry 1our9eois' brand new catamaran "'VIId
Vind," No. 500, shown here leaving the Harbor entrance
for the sUrt119 l1ne. 'Ar.1ourgeors, Nho lrves at 1000 S.
'3ay c ront 1alboa Island had JUSt purchased hiS speedy
twrn hulled craft and d1d not ha~e t1me to outf1t 11 properl y
as per ra ce r~ou~rements. !C:ns1gn l)hotol
COWlcilman AI Potpt com-
mented that the latest map
shows the freeway swinJin&
anland to ao around LaJUna
Beach.
New yacht is winner
Ball Gearhart of the 00-
shore Cruuan a rlut> sL.tp-
pereJ the brand..fle"'. Ci()..(llOt
sloop "Pace Ill" t'' vt.:tor.
an the I Qua annu.~ I I: Ci..-,tle
'loew port h' I n~enaJa ra~e
he IJ ~ turJa \ anJ \onJa\.
~cc eu from the CO\t free-
way onto CD\' streets ~as
d11cussed by the Counctl. A
study map prepered by the
Divi s1on of lhJ,hways shows
pro posed connections by
way of Avocado ... ve. and
Goldenrod >\ve. \tr. Jaffee
displayed numerous ma p
layouts with varyin& plans
for the CD\t anterchan&e and
local acceu routes.
The freeway problem came
up at both the afternoon and
eve nan& Counc il sess aons
because of a request from the
lrv1ne Co. concemana access
to the ~ewport C ent.er de·
velopment, where padan&
hu already been completed.
"Since 2 11des o f lhe s ate
are atate haahway ro~&tes at
11 utr:mcly amportant that
access to these routes be
obtained ammedaately.• Ba ll
\1aaon. lrvane Co. vace-pre-
sident, wrote to the Council.
'Aayor Paul \.ruber advised
apanat any acta on that miaht
be cons ide red a chanae an
the Councal 1 offic aal policy
not to saan any freeway
apeement for the ado pted
coastal route .
"Do you want to kill ~ew
port Center., ' Councilman
Dee Cook asked.
The lrvane Co. request was
referred to the Plannina
Commiuaon.
"Pa~e Ill.· '* <. (.,.,., o
entr) fro" the ( t'""' \kl>4
~ arJ of l 11lu nbt4 ' •~ht~.
"'u offi.:tall\ deda.reJ the
m erall hanJtcar "'•nner "'llh
a correcteJ ta ne ,,f ~fl .. B~
hour'! and re.:ea veJ the Pre·
stdent of '.k '''" Trof'h~. it
was the natJen \<"<~.,;c:f ,ll
the sled. craft.
SecuoJ rla .. e .. ent t•• the
J..:-43 ~nJanlc, '\.•rpcreJ b\
'lac k. t-rauc nf the <:.an
l),e,<' \ a~.ht ' l1.1h. .,..,,
fantsheJ .mh ..,c:•••nJ .. he·
hand <~a rhart.
Runner ~r an CJ.t,, .,
corn~t1hm "'ere It • I tn-
dennan·~ ~-me ter Pre lude ••I
the 8a I boa \ a ... h t ( uh anJ
11.0 . B<'"' "TUln • ~ ~-"0 'lt•••r
RenJezv,~us frn the '"''
l)leJtl \ C
The Io..mcter ,, •'r lo..Jr·
ana or lltd .\heeler. \an
OaeJo Y<. • t..lf'lure.J lite
Clan <\ Ja~''''IO <lnJ the
\ie1acan ~ere tar\ ,,f · Ianna
Tro!il~. '1oo II a<~ ell ' "~ •
foot sloop ('huba,, •• ''' the
'lew"''" :tarlx'r ' { """' run·
ncr-up.
The ~dante w•m the Cia""
C dtvaston a nJ the \1eu.:an
Secretary of State lr1'f"h'.
\ta1 Sma th s !llue \1arlan nf
the CW.n n ,e '" 't l .... ' ~nd
Wave hits girl oft rock
O.i I Pliedoer o( Anu, an bo) who used tt 1<. a aurJe
11-year-old Catru.a Colleae to reach the bottom.
coed. plwnmeted SO feet into \ s ma ll boat ~tth ~ -nen
che ocean Ciunday af'tcmoon aboard capstad at q a.m.
at Cameo Shores when a Saturda) ('('( the hca~.h at \1
rouah aurf swept her ofT ~l. and F . Ocean Ft •. 1:\a lb..,a.
Ladder Rock. She aWTered .\tthw D. Wat s on. 1$, La
atwaaaoaa aDd aboclt. Plaente, a I'Oidter. suffered a
\4iu Fhednet waa fiahma a larae cut on haa hand.
wi&b .S fnonds OC\ top o( Lad· '>a•td F. Wheruu ~lf Fuller-
der Rock, SO yaf\la oli Cameo kln. Johnn n. J c'lflu n( La
Shores, wt\on ahe I oat her Puente and Theodore W.
footana. She swam beck to AI'Wano of hallerton made It
the rock and waa pulled uhore wathout anJW)'. Tho
ashore by lifoparda Butch Harbor rlept. reuievod the
Pope and Cbartie Ooualu. craft.
Two of ller frio:ade, Carol Newport Ruch Hfo,uarda
Lett. ll, a..ct Muolya Heck, n~ported S fiabermM ewam
.,.,. a lso raaCMd fron lhe aabote untRJW'od when a
rock. L.p wne c;apaaud their
0. liUd.ay an.MGii a& oatboerd boat. Tbe cnft •u
)~ll \Ita Blrowft. ll, of 1411 n...-4 to p.ecu, &Dd the
U.COta a... •• Do... ...... fiuemen'a aear loot.
becMt nack oa a IWI'CJW 1\e htepwd departmeet
...,_ ol a 7!-foot chlf " aaid that ~ olher reacuea
... ted ol~llll CircJ.. Fve-wtte • and ! ~ranoa
-..,....... • lifeU. 10 .. reqair.d rust ••d.
and Bob '-llan'a :ioltd.ay r \'It~ of the ~eWI"'fl Harbor
' ( IU S lrJ.
LJ <;unJ berg't\ <iund'-'wncr
IJ,,. the L,, \nge les YC
-.a .. -.arJed the \1ayor of
J n enaJa ff{lrtn for lak.1ng
the Clh I davasron.
The race be,an at l Z noon
\a lutda' when the canon
aboard the commt tlee boat
La 0 a $t i nalleJ the start.
\ome 'il t; boats -.ere enter-
c:J. the largest fleet ever to
q art the cla"l>IC.
Surfboard
fee is $3
OrJanance 11(\ '· es labhsh·
•ns a s l annual license fee
t.'r 'urfb.lard s. .,. as adopteJ
\\onJa, eventng b\ a ~ to Z
'••te of the 'e"'f'<'rl Beach
lah (oiUO\.tl.
\1a\ nr Pau 1 C'•ubcr. 0C'feen
\t.tr,hall. ~.,tt Shcltnn .mJ
L1 nJs le\ Panons vc,teJ
"\e ... " nee ( nok anJ \1
I •>t g11 \',>teJ "nt,."
{ ''' '.1anagcr llarve\ llurl-
hurl rcc'"nmenJed a s 1. t;O
rental for boards. but he
rore fened to nffer a new
... J .nance lat er rather than
Je Ia' aJoruon ,,f the ltce n-
" n& ord1na nce.
(. •'lWICII alh' aJorted Ordt·
nance I I f.~. prov•dan& for
~.hana•ni houn and area fer
~urfan1 b, re .. olutaoo. Then
the C '""'.meal approved Res~
luu oo (\ '~1 • whach e uenJs
<.urfana noun. In the area
from l Qth St. to 30th St ..
\,ewJ"'(lft <)(;ean front. the
ll •~ euended from 10
a.m. to 11 a .m. From 30th
". to the Santa -\na llJ ver,
the ttaruna ume •• advanc·
ed from Ci· '0 p.m. to 4 p..m.
HOUSl IUSAClEO
The cnltrc home of O.otp
F. \teyor . ,42 6lnd St., Weat
'lewron. wu ransacked
Tueaday afternoon, May t ,
by buralan who stole IOOMJ,
Jiqu.ar, Clpi'Olhl and
Jewelry w~a tl29.
WLMITntLU
A ll-loot fiber&IM• sail·
t vabMd at MOO wu a•
len ovot .._ ~ fraaa
lbe raeldtace ol *"ia £.
Vo .. t, 404 6lod St.., Weat
'tewpcw1..
Anarne) Peter Cortc.&D of the
Newport Beacal&w firm of Hur-
wtu, Hu.nortc: and Rem~, or
poaed dte ordt.nuce on behalf
o' the Tavern ~nen ~
He aatd the. game ban J%O!)ab·
ly wau.ld DJt be COQIUtut1CC1al,
b!ca~ lt would -'! lnJUrloua to
a leg1t1mate bUlllnCII eot~prtae.
and dbcrlmlnac.ory. He aatd tt
ap,eared to hlm that the l&w
would alao do away wltb JUke
boxea. dart gamea , and even
Plng ~ng games.
Anarnet DeWtn Chattrto.l,
re ~eaenr:tn g the C aUf om La Dlo-
lng and B!verage Aaan. • aald
dle Council wu u y1n g to do '>y
ordinance. what lt cUd noc have
dte rlgnt to do othenttae.
·yoll can't do tt lo a coaati-
tldlo:lal w•y, ·be aaki. '"'Your
city l'tlAMge: 11 on record aay-
ln g that cbJI ja Ill attem pt to
lmJ%ove the c ltv'a lmag.. lt Sa
a behlll'.i dtc ..cone. way co ~t
ttl! ban out of bUI!nea. You 'U
get knoc lud 1n the he.ad.-
Dan GlUlland , spealdng for
the Pentmul& Pot.at Aa n •• aald
the lalue wu not an anac:k O.l
bualnea t>~t a queadoo of ault-
abWn of the r -.~ of enr.erprile
ln the cit).
·The Clt) Coucc U II heM to
gtve uJ the t} pe 01 c::ommunlt}
we want , • he uld. "Thla la not
a~ economtc J%O'>lem. bu t a
C•Jmmunlt) J:coblent."
C. Ed SoJle, JWealdent of the
Balboa!Jland Improvement AJ-
soct&UO.l, aald. •The dlrecton
feel that the ord1nan::e ah;,uld
~! •upported. becau~ It would
lead to a ben er communlt). •
Co) Wana . JTCIIde nt of dtc
Salboa lrrprove ment Auocl&·
t1o.1. wrote ttl at Ute crdlnance
~ad been dlacUSied 1t a apec lal
n eetlnt. and a waet baUot
u;>poaed puat.ns the ordlnanc:e.
R!c •tard Rtce of the 8a.l.boe lrul
also wrote , aayln that h! felt
tt r vo~ dtd not re~~e.~~t th~
total •nembenhtp.
Durin~ tnt evenlnt' dlaclllllWl
'le u td, "Some pen0.11 can be
'lurt "' thla lelt1'latio.l , but the
JUStHlc aUon la the over-aU re·
1ult. •
Gem-RC Pearlm&n of Balboa cit-
fended the BlA voca. , CAD •·
sure ~ou that aU memt>.a .,.. tnvtt~d. We had 1 .aeact ball«
and the vote waa 3 to I agatnat
paalng the ord1nance. •
... td ofer . owoez ot tt. Blue
Beet • o ppt*d the crdt.aance,
·Th«H la ~ovlllo.l In tM law
to han1le dJJclrdotly houHII; he
aald.
It's clean up
time in CDM
Tbaa Saturday and s.llaJ.
May 14 and 15, an dN
datos for the annul c...._
Up dri •e • ponaored bf a.
c~ del Mar CtaemMr of
Commerce.
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I HODISIA GETS THI YIIATMINT
Wht.n I wu in Rhadetia laat Drumbr:r,
rnaoy people alknl me: "Why does AIDC'I"ica
promote Cornmuniem and oppotc u.., when
we an: your f.wncttr
"I ~upptW it'• brcatt¥ rw:i1m i& now a crime
in the United Stawa but, IICCOrdiniJ to the
Supn!me Court, Communitm i1 not," I re-
plW!.
"But why do you oppote Communi1m in
Vietnam and not In Cuba and Washington?"
"I'm not t:\'rn conYinttd we will ~::ontinue
10 oppo!it' (:.cl.mnunlJrn in Vietnam," I re-
plied. "Or anywhere riJe. Our leaden. what·
~r their moih,•e•, a.R" surrendering u1 ;yKJ
the world to th4!-Communisa."
Thr go ... ~rnment of thr United Sta~ ha•
rol~ out the R"d nrpt"t (or l'f!rKJWned kill ·
rn likt Khruthcl~ and Camo but has rr·
fu~ rntrv to the United States to offic:i.a.b o(
Jan Smidt\ Rhod~ian ~oo.·rrnmcnt. A Rho-
dnian anti-Smith :"1/rgro wa~ wt"komrd by
our S1atr Drpartnwnt a frw days ai(O, .but
a white pr-o-Smith man can't grt into thr
"land of the frf'f"." AlnnJl: with a lot of othrr
things. the .~nlcrican pr-oplr don't know that.
and doub!l,.u won't. nn arrount of our m~n
al(l:'d ~ws ~yq~·m rtnd uw l~lrlJC ~(n•rrnmrnt.
~ne excrpt ••
mapr netWOrk'!
, News" -or oe _,
Whtn I WM in IU:o1 •. the pilot .. ,
twarming with "new~n" from abe petaaad
networks ol the world. One enlltrpri.U.
"newvnan" P'ac:ed candy in the bottom of a
trash can and &hen got a picture ol "urviftt
black childrm halt MJbmerxed in a truh an
in -=.a. reb of a monel of rood ...
An ent.erpri5ing TV cameraman A;ot a pic·
ture o( Nrgroes lyi ng in the park in the e.rn-
tral aquare of Sali..t>ury and captioned it :
"They don't even bury their dead.''
A f~vorite pic:tQrt wu police clop .....ting
at htlpl«t 'Nt"Jtoe•. (Like ih Binnillpam
when a Negro in padd«< clothing kicked at
a tethered policr d~ 1t1 produu a now.r ...
rnous pKtut'!: of a vK:ious do! attatk'"s an
"inf'lllC'ent" :"1/egrt).
In 1893 Rhodesia had its "Alamo." Tbir·
ly·thrt1" Rritish <101dM-n fou!(ht 3,lXXl wanion
of the Matabrlr tri~ J')l'ar Bulawayo. Barri-
cading thrrnSPCI\'es bt'hind thtir dead ~
the Tommit-s fou!r;ht unlit only ~!:'"en ol thnn
rT m.1 ined. At that point, the seven tnaPPtd
to attention and u.ng tht-first vuJe of ·~
Sa\'f" the QuN-n" brfore the c~arg:in,{ black
hnrdr: annihilate-d thcrn.
It takes courage for City Council members to vote
against a proposal desl9ned to "upgrade our corrrnunlty"
for the "best Interests of the citizens."
Such a proposal came up '-'ond.ly evening at the New-
port ~each City t:ouncit meeting-the 2nd reading of an
crdlnance to prohibit all pool tables and skill 9imtS ex-
cept those in the f=un !one. The constantly repeated
argument in favor of the ordinance was "improvement of
the image" of the (:ity of \Jewport "itach.
n.Fo\SHJO~ HC::tt.IJLINC::S" Is the title Of
the May fashion show being presented
for the 'iitls' League by the homemaking
department of Newport Ha rbor High
School during school hours today, Uay
12, and at 730 this evening as part of
the PT4 orogram In the social hall. The
advanced homemaking class, under the
superv ision of 1.4rs. Jlnice Taylor and
Miss Julia Hope well, Instructors, Of'-
ganized the entire show. Class members
partici paling in the show Include these
girls, from left , Maureen Leonard and
Gait Kilgour in the foreground, l)ale
Dixon and Carol yn Thousand, standing.
(Photo by Peter Z .M. Singer.}
lncident.atly. H.hodc1ia al!.o has a man·
agrd newi ,yJit'lll, r~crpt hrn., unl ikr C)U!'!., is
~tly aniH~"\~"nlrurnt . M~t of the bi•;
newspaptl'\ m H.J.ntlt"\ta and many in South
Africa art" nwrwd and cnntmUrd in Lon-
don. If I .,.'t'rr in Mr. Smith's ~ition, l'rl
fnrre thr "'''' nf tluiSI' H.hodr~ian new'pal>rn
tn H.hod<"\ian nwnn~. I think am n;uinn ha\
thr right tn r ."'jJI'I'I th;rt Its prr u iw-Q/J:rrf'd b\
rli citin:n~. S.lml·timl:ll. I .,..,mder whrthl"r
llo omt' ol otH Ol'"' n1a~a1ine' and nftwor~~
an"n't r;wncd in H.u~,;a. Ha\'t ynu l'\'"r v rn
an ant i-ermmu!lt~t anicli-m am m:qor n~ .... ,
ff"W prnplt will lone endure diacoml'ort1
to "'''" comfortt. To warrant JaCri!Xe, the
l"il H-.c ha\ to he "bi'I:J(CI than onnelr." To
whik HJ ,fld,·~ianJ. th,. t:aul:' U bigger 1han
Jiff' itv.·Jf.
~hm ti111es Rhoch·si;ms volunt~red: "If
wr ran;t cr1 nil. wr'lt walk. If wl" can't pro-
nc!r: cnou\ih fooJ . .,..e'lt pull in our belts. If
¥.1' arc ;~.uaded, .... ~·11 Ci~ht to tht:: la~t man."
Wi\11 I could hrar 50me ,Am!r 't::.ans &ay
that.
This "image making" by legislative force was defeated
Py a 3 to 2 vote. t:redit for a couragrous stand goes to
the 3 "no" voters : 'lOfeen ~arshall, ,ob Shelton and
')ee r:ook. They were saying, in effect, that they do not
believe in the doctrine that "the end justifies the means:•
r:ertainly it is desirable that the ~ewi)Ott ~ach "im-
age" be Improved. 'lut it is not morally right or legally
sound to attempt to do this by outlawing legitimate busi-
ness. ·~hen this proposal first c.ame up 2 months ago, I
commented in this Log as follows : If these tnlerprlses
Cdll be legis tat ed out of existence, then the same fate
can be visited on some other enterl)f'ise that meets with
':ooncil disfavor. (Sometimes I don't teet very popular
myse lf.)
!t Ha s disturbing to listen to remarks such as these
during 1Aonday evening's debate : "The '::i ty Council is
he re to give us the ty~ of commun ity ·Ne want to have"
..• "This ordinance would lead to a better communi ty"
. . . "Some people Ni l1 be hu rt and penalized, but the jus-
tificat ion is the over-all result."
In other 'NOrds , the justification is that the end justi-
fies the means. That philosophy is the cornerstone of all
dictatorshi!'S and tyrants. Freedom lililosophy, on the
~her hand, is based on the protection of Pf'Operty rights.
'l 1thou1 the right to o ~~tn and manage private property ,
there can be no sal eguard lor the other individual rights
-such as. the freedom of speech, freedom ot the press,
treedom of retig10n, the r~ght ot assembly, the right to
hie, li oerty and the pursu it of happiness.
If pro pe rty rights can be legislated away at the insis-
tence 'lf a ct~moring majo rity, then none of the other
rights has any meaning.
It the basic truth were taught in ou r s chools, under-
stood by the publi c, and respected by our lawmakers, our
futu re as tree men wou ld be secure.
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IT HAS BEEN NOT£0
H•ll•y (&della J TIJHs
F dlJ.tl ,,,d !(I l·Uuc .. uou .,..,.llli lo b:.o\c failed to help
tl · r•··" t,JJ.t,; ,,f :.nthnwt.c 111 \\.u!tm~lOn .
SECC..tiO STA~E
Kcr.:rett SqMre rPo.J Ne wt(., A4"•1'1iser
ll:~\lt .!rtt.l h .. \c uo:.. .uc tl.c: .:lond suges. ·n~
fiat \l,l':;l IS <.lah .. m J JuJ IIUI,,
TO IAC:H HIS 0-...
1-.di•upalla {IM.) .,.,
Headline -Me)licn h UUng TV lO Wipe Out llliter·
acy Ttus 11 an intcrnlmR 1witch, .t.incc 10 much lV il be-
mg u.".:d in r.he United Sutes to prorlucc ir.
DUCK! IIERE ~
~E MORE Of ~ FOOO
FOR UN~RIS'H.CJlED
NATIONS
Food for tlmjrt ..
FROM THE BIBLE
Whererore, holy brethren,
'*nakeu ol the heuen ly
e~~llina, COfltider the Apoatle
and lliah Prieu or our pr~
reu!on. Christ Jesus ;
Who wu (aithrul to him that
appointed him, u also Motu
.... raithful~n all hia,house.
FOJ thia man wu counted
worthy ol more alory than
\ioan, inasmuch as he who
hath builded the houae hath
more honout than the house.
For every house is builded
by some man ; but he thar
built all thinas ia God. Ule-
brewa l :t-4.)
Good G.Wf!
Hfi.DLUfEr s.,.,. ,, • .,,. .,.., •• , uc·. c ,.,, l<•u
SuaaeatJon 10 Ken
and 10 Ill yow IUCCeiiOU:
Why not JUSt &Ct rid
o( your well red profeSIOfl~
-C.B.
Service pins
are awarded
The :-.lewp.>rl Harbor Girl
Scou. Counci I Board of' dire c·
tou hoateued a brunch \1ay
11 u a ttibutc \0 their troop
leaden. The ewenl waa held
at tne ~ewport Scout House.
Serv1ce pin• (OJ 5 yean
membeuhi p were a.iven to
~ •• Kae Einfeldl and r.ks.
"-rilyn Fry. Newport Beach; '*•· Robert Jones, Mr1. El·
han Smi th, and ~ •• James
Wau, Brdboa, \b. William
Pelll, ~ewport Hcia,bta ;
~a . Oooak!. Whyte, CoraM
del \tar; \4rs. Walter Wor-
mald and Mu. \ticbael Sch-
ley d Laauna Beach ; 10 year
pina to r.ka. F ranklin Goode-
nouah, Huntinaton Beach;
~-.. S.S. Feldman, Balbo~.;
~ •• Winaton Peue, Ne•-
port lteiahts, \.ts." Jan Oro-
man, Laauna Bea~;h ; IS ,.eu
pina, \Ya. wi lden Thomas,
uecutiYe di reclor and \frs.
Att Remley, Balboa; \trs.
Judy Wicks, Newport Uei-
Pta; \tu . Robert Burrell,
Laauna Uach.
\ira. Latty \ti Iter wu
awarded a lD-year pin. A
nuai~;al re~u wu prOTided
by the Sweet Adclinea o(
Newport. 'ott. Robert Weed
and ~a. John Owen we re in
charae of the event.
ICIIOU .. ., liT .,
IY CDII IJI .... CU I
A tSOO tcholartbip •••
.,Uibliahad this weak .,.
lhc Kiwanis C lub o( Coroaa
del Mu for atvdotnla in the
Nawport.Mou Unified School
Diacrict who attend &he Uni-
'tenity of C11ifomla, lnina.
PrnCintadon of lba ~;h•c:k
was made by Grant Howskl,
club preJ(dent, to O..nc:allot
Daniel 0. Aldrich . Jr.
Toe acholanhlp, which
qullnaa tor t l7S in matc.e.-
ina tunds rrom &be .......
cA thl UniYeulty, will ..
r...s. on &1M: Mill rJI «*""
•...tina scholar .. 1ip, 1 ....
detMip and r. ... laJ .....
~ tJ.. ~ Q-~t p.,.
DECUNE AND FALL
ly Wil ll o E. Stone
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Chairman, Libenv Amendment Conunitter ol the USA
H i~torians h~ ........ d~ribed how and wh ) llcnnl!'buihkrs urgt"d a tax inc:t!:atc "JJ the
~~at civili7 . .ilflon, f'lf thr paM declined and n~r logical and ca~y .,.•ay \0 curb bu.ineu
fell . One ol thr most not•wonhy was Ed· aOO ronsumrr sprndin~." One thing i1 cer·
wa.rd Gibbon'• WOt"k, the "Oeclinc and Fall of tain -a ta~ incn-a~e is an e~s.ier way to tab
thr Roman Empirr." dollars away from comumrn than by mak·
In Rome disaster appran"d whrn "Agu~ ing thin~. huildinl{ 1hings or ~eNicing thingt
tus 10 contrivrc:l it that, in the enjoyment of for poople
pktlty, Romans lost tht' memory of freedom." l...no<.r cn-dit. buih on printing pr-ns mon·
It'~ happening in America, too. Arter • ey, i~ dt"adly w a proplc and a goverfUl)('nl.
Ct"ntury and a half of trying, our potential Alclt.lnder Fr:uer Tyler in hi1 ,tudy o( tht'
C:~un divrNc~d thr tnhniqur ol buying d"'dine and fall n( thr A1henian Rrpublic: u-
ou r ~ubju'\'a tion with our own monry, plus vrted that "drmocra.cy alway' rollaptel over
li('duction and dttrit. a Joo,e fiv;al policy, alway• to be followed by
f.•e'n our tradt-anoc:i.ations have been in· a dicutonhip ...
fec:\ed bry the-vina. The great implement ol Ate -W1me.irw; the '"Oedin~~ .nd. Fall"'
dntn.Jction has bct:o "double talk.'' of Ameriu's flftdom and Jercatnr.? One
Labor l 'nlons came into being and gained wnnden why the mrans for our ~truction
]JO"''er and pl'l"sti~e a.s tM-) fought for "a fu ll a,.. h.-in~ ~ enrr~o~:etirallv advannd.
dar's pa\' for .t full day's work ." \\'hat t>ver Sound money and h 'N r:tpandin~t frN" en-
hap,.-n.-d to that wonh\ conrl"pt:~ :"1/othinJ; trrpri.., i• mnrr than the An.erK:an idt"al and
nf th1s lmd ltou ~n me nt1oned by any labor tradition ~ it i~ th'" !lllUrl"r of r\'rrything ~
lradt"t in nrarl~· half a Ct"nlury, although wr havr, ~·f"rythinl( we are Polutin~t it with
doh'""' of strikr\ for "more ~ke home pay" quf"'Uionabk money and political renra int on
and 1h~ <oolc1nn drdaratiom that "highrr tu· pmdul"tion is ~o•jok:ntly contr.uy to all Ameri·
M will prrvr-m inRa tion " Ha\·e you e\·er ran concepcs.
¥oond,..r«J ... •h~o·? Tn !'1'Store our ConstitutW>n tn full forcr "B i~t bu•im.'s~" j01nf'd "b1't labor" with the and t>fff"Ct will n'1tnre the H.EASO:"'/ for-our
umr kind of J3rli(rm ;.~hflut infbtinn. Al re· well beinj{. In effect, this will outlaw tiM'
rt'ntl\' ;u April l'i. JQfih, j lnc.ornr ta'll da.y1 practK:eJ of IOCiatism : nop inflation : inc rea.'lt'
the hradline\ pmdairnrd that "8i~ 8uJineu production and tivin~ \landards: 'put a full
Al'~• tn Hf'lp Curh Inflation." day's pay for a full day', work back into Am ·
Thi,, nf cour~. was desigrlt'd to lull the rrican pay envdoptt.
pc~ople into a cnmplacrnt mood. •:\'l!'rything The UBF..H.TY AMESOME:"'/T prnJing
w;u going to be all ri~ht. But on reading the in Con~15 as H.f. Res. 23 is deli~rd to dn
ITM"thod pro~d. one wondrrt at the pro-this. It provides that :
posal to "cut back r"istintoe and future plam "5«. 1. 1ne Government of th~ Unitl!'d
to e:'(pand indu.triat ra_Pi'city " States shall not ~~ge in a~y hu~i':""u, p~o-
Cuttint' hac k prod11Citnn while government ftMtonal , coi'TUDf'n:Ja\, fi.nanc:Jal or mduJtnal
incrt<Uie1 the Aow nf printing press money is rnternriY-5 exapt as 1pccifird in the Con-
the sureM means of infta tW>n. Vast incrr:a.~• nitutlor!."
in tM productKm of papt:r ITlOni"Y with a de-"Src. 4 .... And ~altrr Con~M shall
creue in productiOn pntential IS inflation nnr ~ t.a.us on penonal incOI'ne5. nutr.
JoininiJ the anvil chorm (April 16) tht:: :md/or ~ft •. "
UNITED GOP BACKS REAGAN
IF ..... .., Cr-IJ
A urona, cleat sound haa
heCla heard from Bakerafield,
llld it J:"OCiaimed that only
acnaible aovemmenl ia a~;
c:epC.ahle in Cali(ornia from
this day rorward.
h w11 a sound that had a
warm, welcome and rami liat
rina to the ears or Cali(or-
niana ••• 11 waa the sound of
the 1 rue Repubti~;an Party
. .. It wu the creative Yoice
that had made this State the
beat in this beloved old
Union, and juu not the bia-
aeat Su.te:
I I was the •oice or the
Uni ted Republi~;ans or Cali·
(omia tneetinJ in IOOfiYentiOfl.
Geotp Cbriatophcr, auber-
utorial candidate, knew thai
he wa1 addreasina the most
Yit.al , orpnlud lfOUp o( lha
Republican&, and he aoupt
their aupport. William Pttri~;k
maw rul~all lhat he was
•Jkina 10 the real, undilua.d
and UKon(uud Rapublic:ua
and wanted lhe mdorsament
ol UROC lite he has •oalht
no odth' nd:onamant. w.,...
ma Oom paclo.&~ly, but •e-
.,uai.,.ly,wan•dltle blua-1
iaa fll UROC jut aa did lht
Olher two clltdkta•• fOI' tha
RapMIIc• aomiaation tor
Callfania, Jo .. ph Maswell
IOd ltouW ReaJM.
TN Pfd.con, .,.wanina
Ito paWl-. , ... ol .., lof·
JIM:• .. lai.s ...... It c.. __ .... UIIOC.l\o-
...... -..... u.DC
endortement indicat.ea a~;
~;epunca of the Republican
Party .
Ronald Rcapn was endor-
sed in a awcepina 'tote, but
lbCI other eandidatea were
afforded a full hurinJ, en-
thuaiaatie:ally re ceiwed by
mambera who ianored the
Jllina of '*'I alina• and ar-
row• still hCIIIina rrom r-•t
campeipl, ~;ampeiana , con·
dllCtad Ofl tenna arul rulca
no one in UROC would eYct
allow.
Prior to the start of the
threa day O.kerafield e:on-
'tenLion, UROC waa he4et by
an at&ack o( lome rew dia·
tidenl people ••• but nothina
lib the switch-blade wield-
ina aubnralnt, ,.y, in
CIX ••• You. lac, in Repub-
lican rub if you arc mereiJ
incc.tidarate, or impolite Lo
eomaon• wtctaia lha orp.niz.a·
ti•, 11M Republican• arc
datcribed aa baint locked in
mortal condtat. A snub, a •
tDMr, or n•• a f'tiOlM! direct,..
ad at a ftllowoWOtkeT I•
......... d 10 ,.., •J Ra-
,.1tlic... •• ocuide, riaM ........ -.,,. .. ,ol
Lao Aa ...... "'"""" daily
. . .-1 If 700 p10f• "" Gat, jut eaJI W. a ...,....,
oiJ .... Sirdo. n.n .... ...a &Ilk bl ..... ~-"· ..... --.... _,._ .... ,.. • .._ ... _,ec...,
Joo,. • w.w •• a._. _. ... .-..... _
walkina out on whom , and
the preu room at the e:on-
•ention center was a batter
door than a certain encry to
Brinka. All 1.0 no nail.
The diaanuttled (ew WCifC
just as ~;on(Qaed a a thaJ
were verbal and ap'*rently
nncr realized that ICIOaih le
people do not ~nic at "800"
and UROC went riaht about
ita butine aa of pullina i ll
house in order in preparation
ror alee:tina a Re puhlicu
Gootcmor in November, pra-
ferably, but nOt OCIOCIIIIiiJ,
lbe candidate we endorted.
Deleplu auendina rrom
die Harbor Area: Corona del
Mat Unit Chaimaa R..ichald
-.d ~ •• Budd, "*'· and Mr1.
Elttl!l Denner, ~-and ,.,.
Dcwi!M Bllrpn, 0.«11
Sattler, Hetbart S.We:r, Mr.
Md ,. •• Ted ...... r .. w aoc1
Mill o-u aw .... ; Ntw ..
pcwt Ch•Untu Oaa•'-r era...
ly. Abnbom a..-1, Dr.
Woneo Canoll, toh. 0.-
MuNu, L.L MllrtD , .. '*"· ond toh.Bnoc:. --: &an •• Coa&a ,. .. uaoc
Unit, Cbalm.o J-"-t·
""· "". ud ""'· a.... , .. ~ ""· ood toh. Joct Mlo~lor. *'· o ... id Abbott ... ,._ Joe. hntatra;tromdaa.d;
8lly Ualt, Dr. oad toh, l!ul
S...J• .... ,.. ......
Nowpon Uait Wlli<ri Volt.
~. Mar;ori• c:-:.. Mn..
MullelAa Ut rat 'J, Mrl. ... ,J _ _.,... __ ..,,.. .....
Editorials of the Week=
IT C:AN HAPPEN
A reviv:1l ministl'r herr: last .... c.:k sounded a warnin&
to all 1\m('ncam. l ie told of a comenation with & Cuban
rdu~ce, who had fl('d from the: cmnrnumsu.
A \UCCC"Ulul bu5~DC':!!QUan in t:is nali,·c land, the Cuban
p3trK>t ~id, "I owr.ef.J a lvge c!ep.artment IIOR'. Tlu:y came
and took it 0\er, Jod.OO the door and said I could h~vc a
salary to run it if I would like.
"I had ~ lovrly home that I had built for my family
on the outskirts ol 1.he city. I rt:turncd the re one evening
and iound I w;u locked out, with no plac..: to live and rny
family m the street.
"I wa.s lortunate lhat I eould conlC to the t..:nited
Statcl ... Ut.lt there w;u wmc"oii 'IC to g:o \dll're I could be:
free.
"You must guard this freedom well ... if Amr:ric..a ever
kMes it, where will you go ? There is nowhere elte · the
whole worki!''
'I heSPC at!: !Obcrins-words, IW: a voice rrom the ,....C.
JOUnc!ing a warning that IT CAN HAPPEN H!REJ
E\er}' day our papers CMT)' words of the uotion
frrt·dom in our nation. £,·cry new p •ernment direc::tive
cuts .. wa}' still more of our pre:e tOUI tn•'ll.-dom.
The "new guidelines" in Educattlln is a. rr:unt cue in
pouu, m .,.,.h1ch a fedr:ral bureiolucr.:u hohh a sword IJ'VU
the hrad.~o uf :\n'll ric:: an people . , . "unless this i1 done, ac~
tion will be taUn."'
And our court1 arl!' .... hittling away at frttdom, c:hanJi.ng
frcedorn mto licente, and substttutmg "opi.nion" for law.
Dreams Of L'wpi.t arc no 'ubst1tute lor fn:edom. So-
,.ial rdorm is not sulfteient n:.afoOn for dictatorship. The D-
cial t'!:!ormen in Washington today arc no better than the
aocial rcJOrmers who took over Cuba, and suMrtrd it into
a commun1st satellite.
The danger is now ... today. And it is our Freedom
that is in d.a.ngcr. As the <..uban buUneuman said,
", .. where will )OU go?"
• • •
NATI ONAL SALliS TAX
C:locltooetl (OWe ) f•..,W.,.
Too many o( us "'"orry a.Luut mll.atiOII to :iliout the
~me extent that we worry ~lx.out the cad oi the workl.
"Hut k cp. kichard L. H.ou<.lt:bush put the wi10IC matter
into fairly Clear focus for his CUII,llturnts ... w]IC'u he won-
dered how du.y would have lc:lt tf, a )·,ar agu, Uonsres~
had unposr.:d a 2 pc:n::cnt natmrw.l ~Its t.u. Au4wcnng htt
own q~tion, kry. i{ouc.lebush CIIIIC.ciJe• tlt;it lll( vrotest
woukl ha'-e ~:en phenomenal. In J·c;~iuy, IIO\Oo·e,u, the fact
that the cost-of·I1V1ng 1R<kx row: :.! perccm durmg 1965
adds up to strbstanttall)' the '-'UJK: tlunl{. 't wo cc.rts have
bern ctuppcd away il"om t'\er)' dolt:.r 1pcut ... 'l'he 'na-
t.ion:ll saki tax' to which H..r y. Koodr:Uush rrle-rs il one
that's li kely 10 grow as ttl~' yean pa.u -unleu tl1c Ameri-
can JX.'OP'e demand that their gO\'ernm~nt put its financial
hou-= in order.
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INSTALLATION of officers was held Monday , May q, at
the Irvine Coast Country Club by the Newport Harbor
Spastic League. Pictured here, left to right, are: stand--
Ing, Mrs. qobert r). ·~oodward, first vice1)tesi dent, and
Mrs. John R. l')a vies Jr.. patroness chairman; seated,
Urs. qi chard Schumacher, patroness; Mrs. Terence P.
Hanna, the new president, and Urs. Rober t Fuller, provi-
sional chai rman. Other officers are Mr s. 'Nilliam C::. Fisher,
2nd vlce~esident; Mrs. q,G. Hawley Jr., 3rd vice-ore-
sldent; Mrs. Wallace Barnes, 4th vice~resident; t.trs.
Philip Coholan, recording secretary; Urs. Gordon Uc-
: lellan, corresponding secretary; Mrs. George Needon ,
treasurer; Urs. 'Nalt er Smith, reti ring president, as par-
liamentarian; Mr s. Irving Shedd, coordinator. NeN provi-
sionals welcomed to the League are Mmes. Moody Besan-
con, Charles l')avis, Robert ()ennis, Pau~ Garman, George
Jansen, l')onald Langille, 'Nayne Subcaslcy, ·~illiam D.
'Nilson and George P. Yule. (q.H.Townsend photo.)
MRS. RAY NEILSEN of New-
port Heights was elected
~esldent at the May 7 meet-
Ing of the Coast Viking
Club. Other officers are
Mrs. Stnny 8enedict, vice-
~esldent; t.frs. Roy Uc-
Catdle, recording secretary;
Mrs. John Forrest, corre·
sponding secretary ; Urs. A I
Lebtrg, financial secretary;
qoy McCardle, treasurer·
Fred Espe and 1\1 Leberg:
auditors; Urs. Fred C:spe,
inspirational. Cl3ernie Alden
photo)
Bomb blows
up mailbox
Vandall uaed a c:hcny
bomb lD blow up the mailbos
~ Pord 0. Growel, 2511
Waverly Circle Dr., Bay
Sborea, at S:3S p.m. Monday,
May 9.
It waa dtouaht et tirat that
the mail bos ~ ~. Growal'a
neilflbor, Ralph C. Kiaer.
1511 'faverly Circ:l.e Dr.,
alao waa blown up. Dol ~.
Kiaa. dialric:l manaaer of
SaadMm CaUfonia Edi•• eo.. ID&d police bia roeilboa
wu clama .. d oorcr a year
.., in a ainlilar manoa.
LICIL..wllw.l a-u. ... , •• of Nlw.-t
8eeO woa a. •lO,OOO U.U.
... aced llacilla a.a • pi ...
.Wp ~Mid . s-day. May I.
·"' Moa .. .-y ., La.-. S.ca. Jt.,.. bi• ht pro driviea ~
1GrJ. H• •~ena..S 1:11 fot
~ of 10 .... .-d •
1.,.. .. net. fitd.U.a lt'l
.... ... fJI .. ,. --·' ri••l
MP2TY I8A T BP.L TS
fc , ...... l.eep ,.. 41ot -· .............. .. ...... tl.JI iNII&W. ..•. ,.,. ... .... =r.rif.f••
• I t'lillrif•••
----LEG4L NOTICE
~OTTCF: Of PUBLIC RF:ARI~C
Notice is bereby sivea tbat
the Caty CouJtcil of tbf' City of
~ew port Beach w iII hold a peb-
llc beari.D(I reprdias PI .. Jtia(l
Commi••ioe Resolatioa 'Ito.
686, a pproYi.D(I a ad recom~Mad
iaa certaiJt ameadmeata to U...
\AIIaiA!r Capital haproveeeat
Plaa, ala-la• &M .. &.:au-ef
a fatww • • ......,. _._I a he
aad locati• of a aeeded aew
oeislaltorhood park. .. •"-• • Dnawlas 'h . L-20, ntltled
.. 'C.ter Capita l l•pro•e-al
Pia a -'-Ddmeat 'If o. I , " dated
"-reb I 7. 1966; ad opcf'd by the
Plaaaill! Coauai,..aoa "pr•l 21,
1966.
'If ex ice .. !~ere by fgrtJaer t~••ea
that th.e aaid pgbllc llearms wtll
be he ld oa thf' 23rd day of "-Y,
1966, at the how of 7:30 r..lll·
i.D t1te Co .. cil Cu•~• o lk
C ily Ball of tile C iay of :'4ew-
por1 Beacll, Ca llfarala, at
wlalclt tiae aad place aay aad
all pere_. latereated ruy ap-
pear aad be heard tbereoa.
Marpry Schroader
City Clerk
City of Newport Beacll
Paltli•la: ... y 1%, 1966, .... .... ....
f • r I'
...... LiD ...... 460
5etra Dr.. waa luaalW u
pr .. ickal al dM Corou
Hiataluda Pr()l)erty ()wun
at lhe ••ul liiaaa cSMc.
May ' at &be La..-Hot.l.
P*. Lia,.Dbeca. a .. ociat ..
willa Slle .. oa, HaiWDill a
Co., aaceceact. De.ia (Pat)
Mc:N&IDN, fto c:oatillllel u
ditec:cor.
Herbcn S&&phcn waa elec-
ted vic:~eaidcnt. aod ~ ••
Donald Boltoo waa llMled
aec:re cary-ueaa urer. Other
boerd mcrnben are ~~.
Johll Oeya, David Harab-
berpr, Anbur Helip, Harty
\tluuebeimcr and \ka. Oale
Wieae.
City \tanaaer and ~ •.
Haney Harlburt were JDCitl.
P*. Harlban aet a record for
apeec:h makina by a cuy of-
tic:ial -JU.t 10 worda.
GIRL fOR THE IRWJN'S
P*. aad ~ •• Jerry \4. lr-
will, 3 Bolinr, LJdo Traala
Park, are parenta o( a daup-
t.et born Thu.raday, 'day S, in
Hoaa Hoapical.
SHOCKING PINK ~le decoration for
the Las qe1nas luncheon, c:Md ~and
fashion show 1 s being admired here by
(left to right) Urs. 13ertlne Trut, of Cor-
ona del Mar, committee member; Mrs.
Cl aude Patterson of Newport 3eadl,
chai rrnan of the Au xi I iary, and Urs. 13ert
'3tewer of ':t>rona del Uar, corresponding
secretary. Las qeinas ~uxll lary of the
~ewport 13each Ass stance Le~ue will
hold the benef1t :~n Nednesday, June l ,
at the lrv1ne ':~ast ':ount ry Club. Pro-
ceeds .. 111 ne1o finance the dental hulth
cl intc, a ;Jrogram of orthodonture tor a
needy student and a college schol~r
sh io. Mrs. ';e-orge 'Ac': ellan, way s and
means 1irector, and •Ars. hlter Keene
twill heao tne comm1ttee n charg e.
~J7,rrc;:~~~'!~ii~Jiilill Police car is struck T'11r4S FOR 84.MNIMGS
The polac:e car of 'lewpon
8eaGb patrolman -..etl J.
Purcell v.as hat broadaadc
at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, 'Aay
S, when he .,..a• an purauu ol
anolh.cr aulD at the antcruc-
uon o( F.. Coe u II W}' • ud
Jamboree RJ., ncar lrvaoc
T erracc. Thru persona •etc
IDJU.CCd.
Officer Purce ll had baa red
laatu fiubana and aaren
aoundina as llc •ent throuab
a red laJht nordtbowld oo
Jamboree Rd. at a apecd ol
leu than 10 mph.
~ •ebacle dtaven by \nata
\4. Ward , al Paco Ra•aa ram-
med anco the pollee wul.
\ka. 'lfard and hct d.auab-
c.cr, Jaoe. 3. •etc ahaken
LEGAL MOTICE
~OTIC£ Of PCBUC' Rr -\IH'fC
llp. A ~uenaer. Junmy L.
Tralun, 19, ~ Wbatuer re-
ceavcd a cut forehead and
wu taken co lioea :toap~t.a l .
~ •• Ward wu not cated.
\tr. ami \1u. 'Nlllaam Ban-
runa, 119 Cryu.al Ave., Bal-
boa Is land, a.re parenu of
r-ms -• son and a daup-
~ -born Frad.ay, ·.iay 6 . sn
Uoea llospttal.
THC:: 131G NE'MS, of coursl". is the elec-
tion of officers by the «oman's Civic
League of Newport ~ P\duled
here, from left, are Mrs. Laurence Wright,
the new president; Mrs. John ~.
continuing as reCOfding seaetary, .and
Mrs.. T. 0-.can S1awat. tM ... 1*\l•
mentarian. CEnsign photo.)
'f Cll ..ce • ll.rff boo ~ a•e• dua t
dw Cny c-al of t.k Ctr. ef
~_,.n a..dt wall a..w a ....
....... • •fJIIDIDI .. Rnry ,\. Bftaaei.. n.~lttip
ll•d, 'fewpcw1 lkacllt. fr-tla .. doec••• o1 u..e Pia .. ••• c--·-~-<kwyaafll ••rwa.cf' •p-piJC8U• 'fo. 186 r .. q-.uaf
STUFFED EARS
W'-,.._ • lr 1111a ..., a pi. c:.aa... d1R*S
an~ pqlpCr ud __. od 1QI her fa"""* catadac
rcmed) Tbanb co rnedacaJ ICimDr ow can fa~
mudJ beaG today .. C IIC l'naft) dfcctiVC mcdObon1
cbaa JIOp m:fec:llont C.. rahKz compfauom
So, don't rd) on "'borne rcmecbca" ~ you ~ Ill
Your h£aJdt • your 11M* prllaOUI poenuon T raa
rt •IUdL La yOfll pb)'IICDI1 pracntx the mahcu~
dw wdl lx &.-~ for )'OU 'Then l'cmcmbcr
• for qua.bty paalfi)OOG compoundm~
Civic League elects Mrs. Wright ~-·• to c•"'" ~.._1 ol • 2 car ,_ra p, aato • k-cl-\ira. Laurence F.. WraJht o( Poitras , coneapondina aec-
Lulo lale wa ll take over the crt.ary; \tra. L.S. Sunderland.
rein• of the Woman's O vac: &re.aaurer, \ira. Adraan Joy-
Lcaauc of :'llewport Harbor, net, bastorian; \tn. \tary
suc:cudina \ira. Oanael \.Iii-.Fau, audator, and \ln. T.
c:real of Weatcliff 11 presi-Oun<:an Stewart. pulaamcn-
denl. tarian.
Other office.-for 1%6-67 \tra. Gilc:resl wa ll ana tall
•e '"•· Stanley Lc Ltevre, dte offic:era at a luncheon ID
lll vic:c ~eaident; \ira . F.r-be held at 11 :JO a.m. Tues-
Mil \tcCie1h•nd, 2nd vice-day, \tay 17. at the Sporta-
preaident; Mra. John Thou-man rcataurant, 1670 -..ew-
1-.td, eoolinuina as record-port Blvd., Cotta \teaa.
ina aceretary; Mra. Wanen The prosram, .. S.lut.e co
r..,; --ro., ... ,-...., Eric:UM.
2lld wk~ ...._ .a.a •~•ret ,
C:Oh€4 a ••1 MO.....,, .... .,_ IIIU
... • IIUIWir. lb. Kill GarDI, on-
... ~ Is *lfllllll • flrJI,
-' \trss ._ ._,. Is .-tr• :wan.
lhc aru," '" II f e.a tur e Ea-
lber Ocndcl o( f>enwar Cera.-
rruc:a of Coat.a \tcaa and \4iu
Denne. c:os&umc and act dc-
si aner of the South Cout
Repertory Theatre, Sewpon
Beach.
Resernuona for the 11111-
ctaeon are ID be made by dua
F raday by c:a II in 1 "''. A. B.
Ken at 646-2112 or ~~.
Waltet Peanon at 673-3910.
roo•: Loc r . T.-.ct t6~. 7 -"..1.
'fCII.ace • !..f're~ fWl!..f'r ~·ea ~' tk ..... peltlt< lw an.a~wtll
be lw W • dw %3rJ -fn ef '4ay,
19166. at tk Ia-ef 7:30 , ...
... tk c-.1 c~a.a.aw,.. 0 lite
C•t• Hall oft.lae Cth of 'llewpert
Beacla. c .... Ltfaraua •• , •lau:la
a.-•ad plar.. aa ... aDd a ll
prre-ta"reawd -• a pprar
a.,d lw IKard tlwre •·
.... r~ ~lar~der
C uy Clrrk
C ac, of 'frwpar1 lkacla
Ct.isle~~~en Plwaaaac:y
.a &. COUT IIWY. ~A DD. IILU
~So--
COME ON DOWN TO REINERT'S
FOR
THUU.-RI.
a SAT.
MAY t1-tJ.I4
COME IN AND SEE OUR
•GALS OF THE IOAIING TW&IIES•
SIIOP FOI IAIGAJNS TO THE TUNES OF
THE TWIN I liS · PLAYED ON THE PLA TEl PIANO
IUY IIIW FASHIONS AT
()I D · FASHIONED PIICIS!
IIDUCED 1/J TO 112 ...... ,,, ...... , .. s.II '•Y_._...,.._ .. ...
WI ITMB ,. .. A.M. .....,y -MAY 12
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JOHN RAITT points to the poster a~
nounc lng his ~ppea;ance in "Caro.usel"
at Melody land, where ':.mpire debutantes
will be honored at a theater party thi s
Sunday. M~ry lkKeever W Michael
Manson, shown here with the singing
star, had roles in the H~rbor Hi~
School production of the musical .
THEATER PARTY FOR DEBS
By Mrs . D-.l•s Dr•y"
The Empire Debutantes,
aponaored by the Harbor
Auxiliary of the South Coast
Clinic, will be honored at a
theater c-rty thi1 Sunday,
May IS. at Melodyland. The
clinic proyides treatment ror
emotionally disturbed chil·
dren and their families.
DebulaD&cl and their e...,
corta will a•ther at the cele-
brity room ror dinina and
dancina before aoina to ,\.ic.
lodyland to ICC John Raitt
in Rodacu and Hammc::ratein's
exc itina musical "Carousel,"
This musical play is oC s pe-
cial interest to \tary Caro le
~oic:Keever, one of 12 talented
who will be
June
Sandra Spurgeon to be
bride of Bob Griesser
\tr. and \1rs. 'Nilliam rt.
Spur,eon Ill of Cliff rfa ven
announce the enaaacment of
their dau¥}l ter, Sandra, to
Ensian ~obe rt Jlolt Grieucr,
US."''R also of Cliff ~I aven.
The br iJe-c:lcc t is a peat
panddauJhter of Will ia m
llenry SpurKCOfl, the founder
of Santa Ana. She attended
~ewport Harbor High and
paduated hom tht-Univer-
sity of Red lands.
She spent her sophomore
tcmes ter 1n S.lzbura. Au-
•lria, on a Univenity of
Red lands eltension proaram.
She was a Children's Home
Society debu tante in liJ5 9
and has been teachina in
the Newpor t Harbor elemen-
tary school di strict (QJ 3
yean.
Her fiance, son of Robert
A. Grieuer Jr. and the late
~ •• Louise Grieuer, padu-
at ed from Newport Harbor
Hich School. He attended
Oranae Cout Colleae and
.-adu.ated from the Uni Yer -
aily ol Southern California.
He wu a nationally kno•n
SA PElY SEAT BELTS
for your doa-Keep yow doa
aafe and comfortable while
dririoa. 12.50 iutalled.
JOIIDAII'S ,IT SHO,
J7D I . COAST NWY ... 7WAJI
COlOMA HLUI
•• S..kA.aricard
swimme r :and is pre sently a
nava l a\·iator in the United
States ~vy. He is the ~tand
SOf\ of \tn. Robe rt -\. Gries-
Sr. of Cotl)fla del \tar.
RETIUO PERSONS
TO IIEET lilY U
The ~e wpoJt Beach Chap-
ter of the American Auocia·
tion of Ret ired Persona will
rnee t at I p.m. Thursday,
\tay 19, m the Senior Citi-
zens recreation center, 2101
15th St., Cl iff Uaven.
Se ymour 7.:e lkmd of the
MRP )naurance Plan office
in Los Anaelea will de-
scribe AARP's new "co-
Ofdinlt ecl-care " proaram,
deaisned to work hand-in-
hand with medicate.
liO'S OAY AT STAOIUII
Some 7 5 youna people of
the Communi ty Youth Center
in Corona de l \-tar will at-
tend the kids' day aame be-
tween th e Anae Is and Bos-
ton Red Sos at Anaheim
Stadiwn· this Saturday, May
14. Thi1 e.-cnt is aponaored
by the Corona del \b.r Cham-
ber of Commerce and local
merchanta .
,..., ... y..,a..,.
... w.c .. ,....t
CoiiRJ.KIO
24 at the Balboa Bay Club,
and Michael Manson, Mary•s
escort for the thea leT party.
Mary and ~chselappcared in
"Carou.ael' at Newport Hu-
bor Hiah School last March.
Mary appeared u "Julie
Jordan, • the reminine lead,
and Michael portrayed ••o.-
Yid O.acomb," the only male
solo dancer in .. Carousel••
and wu also under.tudy to
Cbe lead.
A miniature carousel will
decorate the dinner table,
and the carousel theme will
carry throuab rrom initations
· to place cards.
[-ia.ta and h01te11es ror
the Sunday theater patty are
""'· and Mrs. Pla•e BeclOO
Gibbe;, Mr. 1nd "''· Rou
Eu,ene Henin, ~. and ~ ••
Owen Btyce Johnson, and
~. and ~~. Oanie 1 McKee-
ver Jr.
Debutantes and their ea-
corta for the evenin1 are
Patricia Anne Bawne and
John ,Keepn Doidae; Julia-
na Marie Gibbs and Michael
David Lanae ; Linlh Susan
Glockner and Charles Gay-
lord Moru ; Lois Jesnette
Gloc kner and Leon Wayne
Kiler; HoUac& Aaa ifefiin~
Mid Palrieli: HI Plym; Bar-
t.ra Edward J-.uaeu and
Donald Puller; Karen Lea
Johnson and Norman Allen
Briua; Constance Louise
Laina and Henrv Cord
Meyen Ul ; Linda Lee l..aulh-
lin ·and Ronald T. Zepal;
Mary Carole \kKeever and
Michae l K. Manson ; Sharon
Ellen O'Connor and Richard
Emory Steckle; Sandra Lynn
Stem and Robert Carobone
h.
The ~Xeaenteea who have
lent the ir cheerful usia-
lance to the South Coalt
Child Guidance Clinic Harbor
Ausi liuy 1 work in the Trea-
I W'e& 'n Trinketa Thrift Shop
will be presented with keys,
•ianHyina Culfillment or re-
quired hour1 of service, It
an award• c:oUee in the
Osnish Cotree Ga rdent this
June.
liEU moun IOIWG
TO Ul OAY MUTIU
A trip to the Oranae COUDty
Law Conference is bc in1
planned by the Student Coua-
ci I 1t Co.ta Mesa Hiab
School. Law Day will be
held in Anaheim It the Pint
Presbyterian CbiU'ch rrom
8 s.m. to 3:45 p.m. Ib is Fri-
day , May 13.
Sophomores Nick C.alicchio,
Ron Kreutz, Mary Noonan,
Mike Paul and Barbara Sawka
1nd juniors Marc Loach,
Kathy Boou, Karen Brock-
man, J im Cline and Shawn
Cnen•uah will attend the
conference.
PASS Ill EXAM
'The state committee of bar
uamincrs allllOUACel that 17
Onnae Couaty r••ideata
han pasNd the Califomia
bar eumination, inclodiDJ
~nt Gi lu Snyder, 262 Ce-
dar St-, Newport Sluwea,
and TbamAI Jllc:Koaw Jr.,
933 Ml.pllaa St., Coeta
Mua. They •ill be c.ni-
lied JIIQt 11 berore Cb•
Slate Supre• CowL
~::--:::-----=------=-----::'::------N£WOIIT HARIIOR ENICJI
Telephop.LRgodles iE!GU1' INSTALLS
p ..... ....,-of J ... _., ...... ... c.o. KJ ....... u •• Na-..... ,... •• •tta• ...... .. I*Jj .. ol .............
Poia&., Uwe IOU Met to
JoM"• lloiM rowa. Canoll.
iollra, 10 ~N•t .,.., ISO
trieeda aod N latin• who
will help 10 ca .. braw bar
parent•• SOoh we4c11Q1 UUli•
-10 • ...... ,..... of -OCC • .-.1 Ia oiJ 10
....... Mar,ant. •• r..,. ... Ill• •lf•. Miuy,
le a _,.._ ol .. Puce Md ..,...,.. Cricket IDd
C«po ud Ia 1-IOd .. ... Naacy. no,. will -Bo.opo
l•la cl N•aroe OccW.Dl.ll, •d.lbaa .. w. u. Spai• UJ~til
lSO nUM• aootb ol Mull•. J
when ...,.y ot tha utl\'el .... .,.. versary,
bad •* t.ron '"n a white periOD ••• doina ncb
thina• as bu.i ldlna a dike
ud helpinJ .. tablisb a com-
munity center and clinic •••
but rooslly Uyina to t .. cb
the n.atin• of the fiabina
'tillaae "to learn to help
themulvu." Recently her
mother had a corree ••• pro-
ject to aather clothina, and
especially books ••• a ,.,.,b,..
ina success. '€n th111iauic
donor• to the cause ••• Ntlh
Hanurord, Evie Haley,
A-iscilla Grindle, Oeli&ht
Stallman, Irene Friend, Mar-
cella Van Dyke, Virainia
Taylor, Jane McPanen,
Jean Oirodano, Marae An-
derson, Marilyn Schindler
and Dottie Kloecknet, all cl.
• • • • • • Eric Cuao., COM HIP'• Lona time resideat ol ec:..
warer, polo 1\U, accapt.d tho' ona del Mar ••• Mel woll
Helm • AtbloUo F08Dclacioo known in tbe memori•• or
award rot water-polo-coecb-many atudcnta at COM elo-
ct-lba..,.ear ror P.d N•.•lan:d mentary school, wh•re 1ha
at the ~tb•m. C.ltfomta was p-incipal, • .Qrayco
CP Otamptontbtpe bald In Snier h now liYIDJ at tho
Bc•arly Hi~l• leu •"bed. Mardin~· 'Rest home. She
Aweotl aruoyi~l the no~&, tons hearina from her
ud duillad .••~ CDM hllh rrionds and welcomes visi-sc:bool"• •••nnsna ac~ ton '
pllaluDenll, ware Vera IMd •
Jim &but ud OiMie and
lniiMI T ana~. Noreen. ud
Bob St.caar of Balboa lslaod,
Nlldia• ud Bania Pial!: ol
Newport and BaY aDd Merwin
Miller or Corona Hiahtaads.
The e•ant dauned colcbn·
inJ ••• and that they did at
Reuben's! • • •
• • •
Sue and Chuck Turner ~
Cotta Meu find that makina
their trip 10 Europe has only
one dnwt.ck ••• they'll han
1o lone their whippeta at
home . • • •
CoroDa Hi&hlanda ; Hue! Ja.n Carl&on and her dauJh·
Hall ol Corona de I Mar , Bes ten, Mary , Chris, Kathy and
Taylor Hancock of Bay
Shores has bad to slow down
a little ••• be•• in Hoa& Hos-
pital ror a bit.
Black of Harbor View Ui lla
lftd Marie Unruh or Shore
Cliffs. • • •
Today the women from the
Red Hill Tennis Club have
,..., ill a tournament with the
Peniasula Point Tennis
Club. .Betty Swenson,
Elooaie Bernard, Janet Culm-
Mck, Harriet Gonawer,
Jeaalyn Beauchamp, Oiar
Smith and Hazel Jonea. The
Poiaters are lookina ronrard
10 their next tournament in
P.lnl Desert on the 2ht. • • •
Birthday Jteetinp!. •
aoina in the diuction of
Batbata Haskell or Lido •••
Wishin1 her well at a lun-
cheon at the home ol Pat
Hlldden. . .Betty Godfrey,
Virsinia Paley, Lou BillinJ.I,
Gloria · Bradeaon and Doro-
thy Gray ••• all Lido ne iah-
bou. • • • Newlywed• Linda and Jobn
Richard were honored with a
china shower 1inn by Lois
and Alan Stoneman of Lido
and Lillian and Oon Oriawald
of Corona del Mar lut week
• • .JUCI\1; included Jenny
•ul Dick Ric:bard, pareou ol
the aroom. and BamadJne and
Chet Paris of lrvine Tenace,
Ruth HaLe of Costa Men,
Polly Hutchins ol Balboa
Island, Jeanne Campbe ll of
O.ycreat, Lois and Bob Very
and En and Wmen Howland
of Newport, Jane and Clint
Rnel, (they just celebutod
their 25th weddina anniv-er-
sary) or WestclifT, Betty
Thompson of Beacon Bay
and Traute and Lome Huycke
of Corons del Mar (who a.re
leavina for Europe in July.) • • •
He'• out of the Navy . , .but
what a time he hu had!
T01m1y Thomp1on hu been
located in Hswaii for his 1
year stint, but is home now
with hi a parents, Malian and
Scott Thompson of Beacon
Bay. • • •
Qodinarily it would hue
been ordinary, • but not so
thia time, Pat and Rob Had-
den ol Lido uked II their
sun ta Lou and h ck Bi llina•
to the Cinco de Mayo party
pari)' ai•en by the Petrolewn
Club at the Statler Hilton.
Lou and Jack just happened
10 ban their trumpets with
them ••• and wore a mi ld
sensation a1 they joined
the Petrolewn Club Combo. • • •
Wbea school is out. , .and
they caahardly wait ••• Gel't)'
aad Max Somers or Baycrau
and their children three,
Gloria, Marie and Wily, will
tab orr for a Ew-opean na-
tion. • • •
Dr. Ouakl Larue will tell
of ·•oigina in Lebanon" oa
May 17th at the neat Trojaa
Leapo hmcheon maetinJ to
be bead at Cbe lido home rA
Ci Ba.rnard. • • •
Be• aad Bud Franciscat rA
Harbor HiJblands Mid Barbu1
aud Daa Liadquilt rA a.,. ..
crest ract &hair cbi&dran •ariJ
IDd took to the rra•way. Mi•· . ·:o... ?.hi•aao:• •D4
tboaaht it ••• peat.
!Church News
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First Baptist Cb..-ch ol
Coa ta Men, San&a Ana A•e.
at Mapolia St. -The 11
a.m. Sunday worship hour
wi II include the child dedi~
cation service. Dr. P.O.
Newnsnn•a sermon topic
will be "How to sarepard
our 20th century children."
Cl.lnt speaker ac 1 p.m. will
be Miu Dorothy Kallocb,
miuionary of the Sudan In-
terior Minion, home on fur-
louab rrom Prench West AJ.
rica. She will show slides
of her work in the field.
Lutheran Church of the
Master,3S4S E. Coa.tt Hwy.,
Corona del Mar -The Rn.
Frank GuM will preach the
ltd and lalt in a aeries on
.. God is deld" moYemcnt at
the 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday
se~cea. The topic is "Oct~
tinaalona fine without God.'
The Plymouth ConJfep-
tional Church , 3262 Broad
St., Newport Heiahll -The
Re "· Clalallc BuueU, pest minister tau Sanday, will
occupy the pulpi ~.Jor the 11
a.m. service th is Sunday.He
i• c:ura&or and c:hier libcarian
for the newly cons tructed In-
dependence Hall replica at
Knott's Berry Farm.
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Oi~.~rch, HOI Cliff Or.,
Newport Heiahta -"How to
aive a airt" will be the ser-
mon topic of the Rn. Jamn
Blain for the 9 and 11 a.m.
service a this Sunday.
Cbri 1 tisn Science Churche 1,
Newport Beach, Corona del
Mal and Cos &a Men -.. Mor-
tals and ilmlOI'tala" will be
the subject or the Bible les~
son this Sunday .
The Corona del Mar Com-
munity ConJfeptional
Onwch , United Church of
Christ, 611 Heliotrope Ave ,
-Col. r>nid Fowler, lay
auociatc, will conchu:t the
9:30 and 11 a.m. services
this Sund.ay. Hit aermoa
topic will be .. The •ian or
the Prophet Jonah.••
Newport Unity ChW"cb ,
mcetin1 in the Senior Citi-
zens clubhouse, ISth St.
and Irvine AYe., Cliff Hnen
-.. Harmonitina hum&ft re ...
lations" will be tho sennon
~pic o( the Rn. Loren
FUckin1er at the 10 a.m.
Sunday urvice.
A potluck diMer and f•l-
low•hip ~•lin1will be beid
lhi• Friday, the 13th, be~
Jianinl at 6:)0 p.m., by lbe
canp•ption or Cbe Lutheran
Oa•ch or tha Mas&cr, 3S4S
t!. Coast Hwy., Corona del
Mar. A booteniNlJ wilt be
held after diDnar, a.ad then
w1 II be a show Ina of a color
filmatrlp, "HelP ror Hoaa Koaa.·• sbowina what Mna-
tolaoc• otrariap an doiDa dtrou.P Lulhann World Ac-
d ....
A picnic potlac:t trill bl
.......... Ply-Ill c-
...... d .. 1 Ch.-ch fto~~ , &o
7 p.o~. IIIIa !oodoy. May IS,
Ill eo.• Ml•• Park. Old:
Illy of c.-Cnaodo will
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ho)d • Ni , ..... ...,.
It, 10 aM 11 at liM Naw-
,.t Bl'ld,, Colla Mna.
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S5,S29 received, and 14,471
to ao berore the May 18
deadline.
St. Andrew's Prnbyterisn
Clutch, 600 St. Andrew's
R.d., Cliff Haven -Quest
)ll'eacher ror the 8, 9:)0 and
11 a.m. services thia Sundsy
wiiJ be the Rev. Donn Moo-
maw , c-alor of the Bel Air
Presbyterian Chwch. ..The
Centrality ol Jesus Chris t••
will be his topic. Before en-
t.erina the ministry ~. Moo-
maw was an All-American
lineman 11 UClA for each
~ hi1 Yaflity UUOIII1
19SO..Sl-52.
Cenual Bible Ch wch, 2lrd
St. and CXan1e Ave., Costa
Men -The week-lorta Mis-
•ionary Conference will end
th is week-end. DeWitt lyon,
minionary to Jlp&n, will
trina a mena1e to you th at
the 9 a.m. SW1day School
aeuiona. At 10:30 s.m. Or.
William Taylor, conference
spcak.tr front lb• Ctatral
American Miuion . will aive
the mesuae. Jim Miuildine
ol the l .A. Hebrew ~iuion
and Dr. Taylor will speak at
1 p.m. Sunday.
Call in Your Wont Acl
to the Eull":
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BioJ. /
The new vica-sn•ldiiDII to
be inatallod are Mrs. B. Wil-
liam Ha~tell, member~hlp;
~ •• Gilbert NormaoM!MIIer,
ways and means , aftd tcs,
Edward Akin•, Tlcktocker
coordinator.
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U. tba NowporcCII•P'•-. t.h.
8lmolo. Ua .. "lid u lad
ric•-presldeat al .. S.dl c..u Child Oul.a-Cll·
Die, JDCmbat ol Cba boud ot
lhe Frienda ol UCI, ud ia
the Girl Scoulia1 field.
/!f.,u are, "" doubt, ..a...,d,
planning to transform that new house or
yourt into a hotr~t. Maybe you aft' doing
tM "·hole thing in one great joyous
I! ins; ... or, tak~. let UJ say, the Uving
room, and piece bJ' piece, bring it
aliq:, • We: at Tht Wanden, an
he 1 r rou tr~u.late }'OW ideas into
1ctwlity. At our store you ~ect from
grc-.lt names in furnitu~ cn.ftiilg ... this
me-ans fu~ furaituft' n:presmting t~ entire:
prirc n.ngt from dN: ~ mod~n.tc:
to top dra~r ... fumitun: you an lin
l\ ith, not just for today. Amuin~y,
it tOJIJ JnJ when you plan 1nc Islanders
\'('a r. \'.:'on't you lc:t us prove it?
Thc:r~ is no obligation.
Complete: furnishing~ ... Carpc:ts, draprry,
rtfin1shing, m~pholsttring ue parta of
our all ov~r decor:sting ac"Ke.
Distance: is no problem. We
U:rvk~ all or Southern Califomia.
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NEWPORT lEACH, CALIFORNIA
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~ndays and Fridays to 10 p.m.
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The Newport Harbor Union
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teea accepted Tueaday even-
ina lhe reaianation of Dan
Aldinaer. an indua trial arta
teacher at Harbor Hiah.
Miu Jinice Taylor, home
economic• instructor at Har-
bor Hiah, waa aranted a I
year leave o( absence to con-
tinue her education.
The bo.rd alao approved
the award or about t22,000
worth or bida for achool sup-
plies and equipment for
1966~7 .
HICHLIGHT AWARDS
The Girls Leaaue Cabinet
at Coata \1eaa Hiah School
baa preaented the HiahliJht
awarda to aeniors \4arie
Bryant and ~iary f)urante
"for their hard work behind
the acenea.'•
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NEW OFFICERS of the Ebell Club of Newport ~ach In-
clude, from left, Mrs. H.S. McGregor of 13alboa, 4th ;vlce-
presldent; Mrs. ~dward A. Rogers of Corona del Mar, pre-
sident; Mrs. Thomas Beckwith of Costa Mesa, correspond-
ing secretary, and Mrs. L ester A. ·Smith of Newport
Heights, 3rd vice-president. (~nsign photo.)
MRS. E. A. ROGERS
HEADS EBELL CLUB
Mrs. Edward A. Roaera took
over the dutica of preaident
at the ina tallation meetin& of
the Ebell Club of Newport
Beach last Thuraday, \iay S.
at the ebell clubhouse.
Her board members for
1966~7 include: \trs. c lay-
ton Thompaon, lat v~e-pre
sident; \4rs. Harry Goetz,
2nd vice-preaident and pro-
pam cbainnan; \irs. Lester
A. Smith, Jrd vice-president
and membership chairman;
Mra. H.S. McGreaor, 4th vice-
president and ways and means
chairman; Mn. H.L. ~1cBridc,
recordina secretary; \1n.
Thomas \1. Beckwith, corre-
spondina secretary; Mrs.
E.F. Pohlmann, financial
secretary; Mrs. Willard oick-
aon, treasurer; ~s. C.F.
Stanwood, audit and budaet;
~ •• Tbomaa L. Letto, s-r-
lamcntariu; Mra. Staftley D.
Statia, CWator of aectiODa;
M'a. Jolt.D Lamar, rental
chairman; \tn. Theo Robins,
house chairman, and \ka.
Henry C. Vauahn. health
and welfare.
A music proaram waa pre-
sented by Conatance Lain&,
concert pianiat, and Ulo
Riivald, Eatonian tenor. They
are both recipienu of E bell
Club scholarahip awards.
HAIRY O'COliOR, 71,
OF LIDO ISLE liES
llarry J. o ·connor. 76, of
128 Via Koron, Lido Isle,
died Saturday, \1ay 7, at St.
Luke's llospital in Pasadena.
\1r. 0 Connor, a 16-year
resadent of :-4ewport ileach,
11 survaved by h11 wife,
a dau&}tter, \trs. William P.
Lona of Pasadena; a son,
llarry J. O'Connor of Lona
Reach ; and 13 arandchildren.
Roaary was re cited at
Cabor and Sons Chapel in
Pasadena and mass was
celebrated at Our Lady or
\1ount Cannel Catholic
Church, Central 'IJewport.
Bwial was at Resunection
Cemetery in Paaadena.
.IIUDiniTIIl
Buralau knocked a hole in
the alley wall or Reinert's
Des-rtment Store, 2120 W.
Ocean Pt.. Cenual :"'ewport,
and removed Sl80 cash from
the safe and a .38-caliber
pia to I some time over the
weekend.
CO.CHAJ'OIEN the Newport Harbor Com-
merce Commodore's Ball are ~obert Hleld, at left, vice-
president of Newport ~lbo~ Savings ind Loan Assn.,
and Albert Auet, man~ger of real estate for ttle Irvine
Co. Mr. Auer Is making a ticket purchue from Mr. Hleld.
This will be the 7ttl annual bill, and will be held Friday
evening, June 17, at the ~lboi C3•y Club. Skipper of the
the CommodOfes Is Leon Meeks, princiPii ot COfona del
aNr HI._ School. (Cameo House photo.)
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•!WOIT ~It EJIICJI ~Y. 'MY 12, 1• AltST SftnOII ---,_ 5 (X)ROifA D£1. f!IAA. CAUf'.
Diane de Forest chosen
to attend Girls' State
Di .... Poreat. a j•ior
at Coroea de I Mar Hip
Sclaool, ~ beeft cboea ••
.. l"' clelepla (« lbe
llrd auul aeaaiOD ol Cali-
tania Oirla State. ··r. ••ry excited ud alad ror .. clw\ce 110 leans firat
blltd about Anaericaa aov•m-
...,t.. •• taid Diue. wbo ia
.......... ol ~. aDd Mr.J.
1\cau B. CS. Pcnat.. 1417
S.r.na4a Ter •• IJTiM Ter-
race.
Oi.M.e hu roaiotained an
.. A" pade a•eraae for the
3 year• abe bu attended
Corou dial Mar Hiab. where
abe bu beea act.iYe in the
Califomia Scholarabip Pe-
deratic.a. Spuiab Hc.aorary
Society. ud Americaa Field
Semce. Sbe ia a member of
execatift coaacil aa public
relatiODa conlllliaaioner. Aa
cbe p10111 publicity chairman
.... ia reapooaible ror ~
ftttiaioa this yeat'1 JWli«-
MOiar prom. In both her .ope..
CIIDCfe and junior yeara a be
wu awarded the I.e. ~
Maaonic Award aa the ou~
atandina air I in her clan.
Uadcr the editorship or
Diane, the Trident newspaper
baa been awarded a firat
c:laaa ratina by the National
Scbolaatic Preu Auocia-
tiOD. Last year her column,
.. Bac:twaah, •• wu JUdJed
beat colwun at the 1965
Oranae Coast Colleae Jour-
naliam Conference.
Girla State ia a proje ct in
practical Arnericaniam and
ci tizeoabip trainina. It wa II
be held at the Univeraaty or
CalifonUa at Davia from June
20 to 2&. Kepreaentati•ea
will attend from 560 hip
achoola in dte atate.
Judy Paae haa been selec-
ted u ahemate. She ia the
dauJbter of ~. and \1ra.
Howard Pap. 20201 Spruce
Street. Back
COAST SUPER MARKET
3347 E. COAST HWAY . CORONA DEL MAR OR 3-3510
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SARA LEE CAKE
DAIISII ROYALE
LillY 12 ••· CORNED BEEF
to 1:30 Daily -
4/1 00 AVOCADOS 2/25'
PINK
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FOLGERS
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N~ .1\LF~~"> L. 1),~, 1\e biMt Ylss Clart-~we
Cavallaro. tCameo House photo.) -
Clare Anne Cavallaro
weds Alfred L. Davis IOHELESS
ROLLED ROASTS An afternoon weddina cere·
mony at St. Joachim Catho-
hc Church in Costa \1eu
united in maniaae \1isa
Clare Anne Cavallero oC
Balboa and Alfred L. Davis
cl O.rden Grove on Saturday,
\1ay 7.
The bride is the dauahter
o( \1r. and \1rs. Salvatore
Cavallaro of 2145 ~irarnar
r>r.. Balboa. The poom'a
parents are \1r. and \tra.
John Davis of Garden Grove.
The bride chose a Chan-
t.i lly lace a own over pe au de
soie. The dress. made in
E.mpi re style, was floor
length with a lace train and
a Chantilly lace mantalla
vei I. The gown was made
with a sea II oped neck line
and sheer lace sleeves. She
carried a bouquet of apider
mums. daisies and ferns.
All of the bride's aistcrs
served in her weddina party.
\1iss Sandra Cavallero was
maid of honor. She wore a
picture hat in blue wtth blue
flowers which matched her
silk organza gown or floor
lenath made with elbow
lenath s Jeeves. She carried
a cascade bouquet of daisies
tied with velvet knots.
Similarly aowned were ano-
tler sister, Janet Cavallaro,
and a friend. \1iss Lynne
Glauber. who se"ed aa
bridesmaids. Elisa Cavallaro was her
titter's flower aarl. dreased
in blue lace and carryana a
.,_sket o( daisies.
Edward "dams served aa
the aroom's beat man. Uahera
were J amea \icWi lliama and
Don Follett.
A bufTet dinner and cbam-
s-IJ'e reception for more than
200 aueata waa held at the
Newporter IM followina the
ceremony. Or. and ~ •• B.P.
uaiated with the re·
c:eption, ud Mias Barbara
Ann ~ebe bad cbarae ol the
aunt book. SPENCER STEAKS The you.na couple will lin
in Coata Mesa Wboft they re-
lllm from a weddina lrip to
Cannel aod San Franciaco.
...----------1 FRESH -LEAH GROUND BEEF OSCAR ... YER
The new ~~. Davia ia a
paduate o( Newport Harbor
Hip Sc:bool and attended
Oranae Cout Colleae, where
abe waa active in student
JO'femment. Her husband ia
a former root.,.JI star at
Coast and araduated from
Brea-Oiinda Hiah Sc:bool.
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to local .. lua. dialrh:l
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rot property " .... ccatr d
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ly painted, rencedyerd, near
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move them with Blue Lus-
tre. Rent elecuic tham-
pooer $1 . Crown HO<dw•«.l
3107 E. Coas t Hwy ., Cor-
ona de I \ta.r.
YOU ARE INVITED to be
ow auell (or breakfut. We
are Chriuian 3uaineumen
JC this area or various
Chti• ti an denominations
who meet in the name of
Jesu1 Chrilt. Come and
hear personal tastimoaiea
or local butineumen.
Breakfaat are held every
,:,atwday mom ina. 7:00a.m.,
at Leo'• Pamily restautant,
2Sl5 E. Co.ut Hwy., COM ;
... and 7 a.m. on Tueadaya
at the Vi II a Sweden Ret·
taurant, 52.5 Main St., llun·
tinaton :)each. Por addi·
tion a\ imfonnation, call M.
Michael, Ll 8-3491.
REA~ANGEII~NT of partcllll! faclll·
ties, now und!r way at W!stcllff Plaza,
is expect!d to spe!d traffic flow and
poovld! easier access, according to Kent
Berge, shopping c!nt!r manager for the
Irvine Company. A complete renovation
of U'le parking lot will lnclud! n!w curb-
Ing , gutters and r!pavlng of wide areas.
".Plans also Include stricter regulation
of parking, to eliminate obsttuctlon of
cruising lanes, Ur. 9erg! said. ''.The
Westclif1 Plaza IAerchants Association,
wor king closely with lhe Irv ine Com·
pany, is tak ing steps to correct any traf.
fie problems that arise." (Cameo House
photo.)
Vice Cb,_inn&D Read• Ia
lhe pro5}1'iltor ot Wnt Ao&o
Supply 1n Coata Meta. H•
waa first appoi.a&od &o the
Planoioa C'ommiu ioa Ia
A..-il, 1960, but becauae &he
196-4 Uoil ed FllDd. '*DpaiJD
18qu.ited his ru.u atl!Jotioa
be ruiped. He waa re1p--
pointed thitJe• 10 fill out
lhe uneapire 1erra ol Tha.t-
c:ber Wanen.
Mayer Williard T. Jcwdan
p-aited the conxn.i u ioaera
ror their in•iaht when pick•
i111 cbairmeo, especially
"Jimmie" Wood, who aornd
an unprecendeoted 2 terma
aa chairm.n, and ror their
service .. "bu.trer'· ror the
City Council.
• Appro.ed Reac.e Peti·
tioa 5-66, H•oW T. s. .. , ..
stroll, J:JlS Paln lew Rd.,
rot propeny locat.d au t ol
Harbclr 81"Yd. aa4 aoadl ot
•arahouaa An. fram A.-1 to
loc:al buaioeu dlltrlC\o Cl·
CP.
• Pottponed a reeommen·
da!tioa &o ._ City Cowacil
ca CODdidcaal Uat PNmit·
31~. Northpte Homes , ror
a 10 by 40 root dirtctioaal
ad.,.rtisilll tip on tho welt
tide o( Hu bor Blvd., 700
roe t north ol Baker St.
31' HUNTER, twill peys.
A
All eatraa, Priced ror quick
sale, .tl S,OOO. DaYI 639-
1000, eves. 642-2239.
Titan.,
"forc es aKoifl!ll
tiofl." -by G. L. l'aUbott.
J/rud back -14.75
Or4.r fN•:
A!Reric• Opi11ion Book Stor•
1934 Herbo r l lvcL
Costa M•H 6~-4645
'65 T-DIRD, Honeuold
Xlnt con. 9,000 milet. All
exuu. Clean, one, owner,
Under warnnty. ~ 53900.
_6_7_5~_5_2_3._(6_·3_0_) ------
Nobody Says
Sale Uke
m "dr. s:m
&0 t'ord • dr. t!99
59 ford 4 dr. S199
S1 L.irx:. Conv 't SS9
S3 Qev 4 dr S-19 •••••••••
SACRIA CE J cemetery lou.
Harbor Rest \lemon a! Park.
C\1 Cy pre ss section 67 J-
8189.
=""'--
fer o S.lncrlptl-:
C•ll "3.0550
••••••••••••••••••••••••••
e HELP WfflTE ~xsasu
BOYS to tell subscription,
Call the Enaian. 673..0550.
WOMEN and men to sell IUb-
acriptionl over the ph one.
Call the Entian, 613..0550. ·
REG. MOROAN maret: 6 yr.
old w/roal, 17$0; 4 yr. old
in foal, 14SO ; 2 yr. old,
1275. 11091 Coronel
Santa Ana, S44-7S28.
••...............•........
o loU SCELLA.~EOUS
FOR SALE
OPPIC~ equipment, des k,
work table. electric type-
writer, file ctbinet. Best
offer.Daya639-1 000, Eves ,
642·2239.
2ft .. Trn~~-
Por Sale. Mr. Kay 646-1675
BALDWIN Piano pre World
War 11. Fine tone. 613-2877
·'LCOII OLICS ANONY>40US.
Harbor <\rea. 67 3-8724, 24J
hour a.
·············~············ e P ETS
FLEAS-A-PEST '
WE CA.N Fl X'
CA.L L US.
JORDAN'S PET SHOP
l7ll E. COAST HWY ... 7J.Jd0
COIIOitiA OEL MAll
•• BankAmericard
Council News
(Continued from paae I)
lhe reque st or William Ken-
nedy ror a cwb cut at ·UIJ
Channel Pl •• 'Nest ~cwport,
to provide for access to a
.. Jab on the lo t as an off-
street parkin& site; rnaJor
ezpenditwc would be ncces-
tary to moJifr tht' dwellina
to build a gara,c 11 t the al-
ley, accordin& to tile rublic
works di rt:'ctor, wh.o, how-
ever, recommended J:::n1a!
in compliance with the city's
cwb cut policy.
in Southern Citlirornia fot
distribuLioo or the Peather
River water from ~orthern
Caliromia.
• Approved the rcqu~•t or
Jcne Luke, \ta.riners Lions
Club director , ror e~.:empt
license to conduct a used
book tale \lay lJ and 1~.
and \tay 1 S ir all books are
not sold -a t the WestcliiT
Plaza 1hoppin1 center.
• >\ulhoriud the iuuance
o( a bui ldina permit request-
cJ by J.A. Beck for constiuc-
tioo o( a wai ting room at the
• <\doptcJ "WcJtcli{f Balbo. laland Ferry te rmi-
Park" as the na1ne for the nal at the end of Pa lm St.,
pu blic park 1111 Lot C in Balboa, in the public ri&hl
flover Shores. of way.
BABY bed &. matueu,-...,. •
{n'ip 11•••• rua .t pad.
Make orrer. 673..Sl89. eves
• CommendcJ ')r. ArnoiJ • Set \tay 23 public hear-
Beckman of Shore Clirh, ina on the appeal of !I.A. . ' ' ~-----~ head of Heckman lnsuu-Brcnneis, 405 Flaaahip Rd.,
Can't Sell II" rnc:nts of" Fullerton, on his Weu Newport lleiJhts', from
E~CYCLOPEDII\. ~acrHice .
<\!so, Great Books or the
Wes t.em '<\'orld set and 'or
J unior <;e t. Knby Vacuum
cleaner, lao, deep h:ycr
coolr.er. 54 _..Q)60.
This amazina Blue Lustre
"·ill leave you r upholuery
beautifully soft and clean.
Rent elecU1 c shampooer SJ .
R~~d's Hardware store ,
1802 Ncwpon Blvd., Co •ta
\lesa.
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HARBOR TRAN SFER
AND STORAGE
A9..,1 lor
AMERICAN RED BALL
TRANSIT CO,
Ll 8-7323 or L1 8-Q78J
315 E. 17th Costa \lc~a
••••••••••••••••••••••••••
•MUSICAL FOR SALE
HEAR the rabulo~u ALLEN
'Theau-e Compact Or4an'
wi th e lectronic traps and
Catt.netl -ON LY 11.
CORCOU:-.1 \4UiiiC CO.
(o\crou from Fashion Sq .)
1166 Town & Country
541..4318
Open \\on .t Fri 'til 9 pm
• Yamaha • Story j.t Clark •
Trade If' sel~ct1on as Orange Count)· • decision of the Plannina
man ••• , of th• , •• , comn;,,· ion d ... ,, .• , pel-For Fast Act1oo &. R~•iUit\ .. .. .. · .. C.' I miuion to convert half of a • •\uthoru:eJ the execu EXOiANGE SPECIALIST~ 600 r -2-car p raae into a bedroom, :+;J,~~o~an ~nunal conuql ...+ • ",tqlttnJetd ~ 'l'l!temel\t Jf DOYLE c&-. 541i·H&8 Wllh ')r. Albcft. . . .
Stockton Cor del policy, w1th m1nor change,
· ona recommended by the Parks , veterina rian, for main-Reaches and Recreation ....... tenanc~ or a ci ly pound; the Conmiuion re,arding siJe-
rcc for Jes uo~ ing an im-c;,;;;; ____ ~ndeJ birJ "f ~nllnal wu walk• and curb dama,.: by
CO RONA DEL ~tAR, 3 bed-increas('J fr om \1 to H; rc;k:~te~c~,:~~~ ~~t~~-f
room , 2 bath home avail-boarding rc~ for a dog or cat the orre.1dina uee be cut
able July and September. ilnroundeJ b) the CIIY was and reasonable etlort be increased fwm \I a Jay 10 \11 blocks from bay or
oc ean. 673-8189 eves. \ t.SO a Ja} ·
·················~···· REH T
LARGE H0\1E wtnted Cor 2
c.r J weeks in .-\uauu. bar.
or ocean fr ont. Call 546-
177 J.
• -\pprwveJ U1~ comple teLI
workin~ dra.,_,·mgs fo r the
rnaJor bui!Jing at the ~ew
port \rch~s \tarina on the
Ci ty--county d{•t:~ site neat
the Ar ches, Uws opening
the way fot Hart of con-
li tr uctioo, r>~utncr anJ co-
leaschoiJer flob IIams told
the Counctl Jur1ng U1c after·
noon stuJ)· session that .;.;;,.;:;;.;.. ___ -!work shouiJ start early in
ACCOU'ITI'IIG Practice ur June anJ wouiJ take about
6 lni'HlthS.
• <\pc:eJ to delete a coun-
:"~~'-~'--·-------··1 Cllmanlc r~distric tmi it~m -from tho:: a~~:enJa.
Boolr.kecring Accounts.
to O.W. lflnman.
••••••••• • AJopted a reso lu ti on
'------l eu.ablishin, 14\our li mit
,. perking on certam pol'tionl
nONIN ~. Yun of Cltper-o( Coast :twy . in the \l.ari-
ience on all !ype!l of clo-ners \li le area. aiTe ctin1 16
thinJ & linen. lipe cially, spaces on thenor thnly side;
men's shirts. 51.50 per llr. · the public works di rector
\table '.Vhitman. 601 \tar -said that the chanae is
maJe to save th~ uee ; if th~
liCe cannot be saved, it will
be re moved and rcplaceJ
with a suitable parkway tree •
• Authorized the installa-
ti oo of a yi eld riJht-of-way
sian on !lover 'h. a t its
I'ICw ly altereJ intersection
with Weatclifr Dr. to r~•1uire
southbound uarric on r>over
llt, to yield ri&}lt-of-way to
southbound traffic on West-
cliff r>r.
• Accepted an casement
deed from the Ir vine Co. and
developer Richard B. Smith
for cmeraency access pur-
posea in Lot A, at the north-
easterly comer o( the new
tubdivision just above Har-
bor View iii \Is.
11-\\t'A'l~O 'l RC-\NS-•uente, CnM. J-2714 . needed because the con-
STF.I:"fWAY PIANO~ . .:::~.:_::.:._.::_c_...c..:__c.... __ I•UUction workers al the Bal·
• Directed the Cit)' mana-
p:r to ou tline 1 pecific ion a
ranae policy aoala and ncedt
to provide auidelinea Cor
futwe c ity de velopment,
both in undeveloped areas
that wi II become pert or the
city, and in presently de-
veloped area; the city mana-
aer's re port will be made
the subject or discuuion at
a ru ture arternoon s tudy
Hamm ood apiDet, percu aio• & UNENCUMBERED woman boa Bay Club are us ina curb
reverb 1..,5; Lowrey wltb spacea in all-day parltina, Lulie ooly S!.95. owork , nurse, cook, com-
6' P•rlor Crud F.booy S795; plete charae. Top nlary. and Marinen Mil e me rchants
Story I Clerk •pioet pi u o Rderencca. 543-2501. need thort term pa rk in& ror
U8S; customers: the Council ac-sea11on.
OT••se. co .. ty'• l•rse•t aelec-PUBLICA nON typina want~ tioo ia aubject to st.at~ ap-
tioa of ae• A .. ed pl•o• A ed. Have vui-typer, bead· Proval.
• Adjourned to 7:30 p.m.
0~ft~oT-PRILLJPS co. liner. Over 60 type facu . • Adopll:d a resolution
l90'7 ~ORTM \11\I N ST. •t 20t.b Call 67J·IS07 or 67l-OSSO. ur&ina voter approval of the
S..t• "-• Aak ror Fran. S8S O,OOO ,OOO water bonda
iuuc on the June 7 ballot;
Wednesday, ~Y 18, Cot" dis·
cuuion or ulary p-ovisiona
1o be inc.luded in the 1966-
67 budaet; Council alto
plans 1o meet the Collowioa
evenina ror ditcuuion or
capital improvement items
in the budaet. fSPKiif:-.-: -MAiL"iifCiASSiFiD iD11 ~ ~:,~~:.;i~?.~T~2~
1 _ ... _,.,.._ ... _,.. .. AC& 1 New sales service offered
I L I. a. " I. 1 A proleuiODal ln"ioina uea rOf the firu Lime.''
10. coune covcrina new methods' aaya ~. La Bordo. "The I L 1· & a -----ot .. leamanship has juat atalt ia now available to
I 1L IS. 11. w.. 15. I been com pleted by the M.M. preunt thia new idea pro-
t.. Borde Real ~state Co. of vidint financial indepen-
1 SPECIAJ.Il5 w..-do oalr 50o lao-IN --3 tiiDee oalr 1.00 I Coo !a Mo... doou in old .... oomelhioa
Mr, LaBorde and his entire lhat netyone should h.ave."'
I I& II. a ''-" •tt.ndcd 4weaka olin ... 1&. 11. atruction, which included 'lbe, cowse C~tisted ol
I JL II. a k -a auc:h lOP'cs •• profsulonal ~ !•ff•r~~~uibJectell·: One
aerYlce for the cutiOmer. "' "'~ •-n to In•.}•
I -~-~==~!!~·;·~~~~~-~~~~~~-~;!~~~i.-~~~==~ analytil of invealmente and
10
kl1 ,.an a ·~ ca~~d o(A --l'r . 10.1011 10 ..... pr ........ •WCI•r-.ra..: .. c-. saw -I'IDID.--·~hme aecllfitJ 10 t1w1 ur •. • I client. IML Tl• Till Bl., 21D L CNit IWJ., C..l ... I• .. New ,. .. ,. med!odo Mr La....,.., fino ~oldo I • MMII .... ___ ...... _ ............................................................ _, .......... -..................... ==~l~bleh:~ore":::' DOW~ =:-':~ :.::.de:.~
· · · · · otr•red 10 tbe cublic '• .We • .. u....-..-.....
'
KEillt HUTCHIIISOII
OPEIS Ill OFFICES
Keith Hutchinton/Y)uian
hat moved to new of"fices at
320 'N. Coast llwy ., Newport
Beach.
The firm tpecializea in
interior deai&n ror commer-
cial and institutiona l t lluc-
tures, and also provide• worlr.
flow s tudies; color,flll'nitute
and finishina coordination ;
graphic p!ICemcnt layouta;
specification~ snd p-ocwe-
mc:nt or fumiahina•.
\tr, llulChinson it a padu-
ate of Chouinard Art lntti-
tute and the Calirornia Col-
leac ol Aru and Crarta in
Oakland.
In other action tho Com.
minion:
• App-oved Variance No,
1101 rot Richard L , Law·
rence, buildina COI'ItraCli;Jr,
to contt:ruct an additional 3
units It 181·187 E. 2ht St.
The cootractor apeed to the
Corrmiuion's recommenda-
tion that • door be eliminated
to prevent the converaion ol
• tinale unit into two apart-
menu by any ruw.re ownen.
But he protested a tecood
re commendation that a wet
bar be elirni11ated, "You have
to offer adult• somethina."
he said. The bar waa allowed
to 'suy.
• Approved Variance 1~.
Pembe Subdividera, Inc.,
SU'I CAIIDY 01111r1
I OAT STOLEI IIRI
A 13-loot ou.U,U.rd bNt
n.IU~d at 11,1SO ••• atolen
Saturday. Mlay 7. rrom • tlip
a& 3420 Via Oporto, Lido
Sbopt. eres. The owner ia
Olarlea 8. See , ol l...oe An-
aeles, owner of the Sec's
Candy Corporation.
......... ,..,Qr4w ........... ,....,
Coli ii7U550
--....
.JJuntinglon
del mar
} our Bes t Buy in Jlunlin{{ton Beach
2-Bedroom ... $12,750
• • • • • • •
3-Bedroom ... $14,750
4-Bedroom ... $15,750
(-4-Bed room by Resorvof;on)
Fin e Quality Nylon Wa ll-to-Wall Carpet
Electric Rang e and Oven, Dis posa l
Separate Dining Room
Centra l Force d A ir Heat
Boat Doo r, Garage to Rear Yard
Front Yard Completely Landscaped
Complete Rear Yard Fencing
Low As •299 Down
long Term Fint~nc inq-No !k!loon Peym8nt\
Th• qul•t. wolt.d wUktoe pr;.,ocy of Huntincrtoft .. Mor k doM to ..,...,thi,...
Locotecl ot tt-rt0f1heolf CIIM'Y*' _, lktshotllll of\d Yoth""'"· mtdwoy betwMft
leach ltwt. ond lroHhu,.t, Go -'h from Adoms CHI "'thorllll, • MVth ,,.,.,.,
Garfi•ld-no heavy ~ou.w ... troffkt
...._ • "-w.., Dri-.., t-r ._.. ltte efttt9Me
Ops11 from
10 a .m. 'til Derk
Evooy Doy
Phone!
962·3012
11UtDY, 'MY 12,1.
CO~A DEL A4AR. CALif. Newport Beach -BaiM.a -
Balboa Island -Costa Mesa -. I Estate
....,.rt leach -.... -
••• Island -Costa Mesa -
u.ll Isle -Corona del Mar
lease with Option to Buy
fiSHIIMIMI
..._-'on TROUT STREAM1
8nutiful June Lat. toea•
dOD. FEE LAND. Room lo
npud. OWNeR CAN'T
STANT> me ALnruoet
e.xCHAI--.GE f« Oraa .. Co.
apta. 110rea « ncaot.
BRAND NEW BACK BAY HOME NOT LEASEHOLD
LIASI YEARLY
'>eliabtfully delue 3 bdnn.
2 bath HOME! Blt-tn kitchen,
diahwuher &oo. Ccny fire-
place. Beam ceilioaa. lndir·
cct liahtina. Pree ataodina
ataira OYer aoraeoua floor
level planter aeperat.ea liv-
ina room rrom dinina area.
Larae aervice porch. Covered
patio plua 2nd floor aun
deck. Choice CORONA DEL
\lA~ location on ''OCEAI._. ••
SIDE OP iii'.VAY. Gardener
included f S29S. Eveninaa
call 673-8187.
TRY It Before You BUY ltl
4 bedrooms, din ing-family room, 1 level , pool -si zed lot.
(ustom features including Del Piso entry, luxurious carpe ts, marbl e
dressing table, walnut panell ing and ALL kitchen built·ins.
Located at Newport La Lindo Estates, tum north on La Lindo Place off 23rd
Str .. t, ) Woclc from Irvine Ave.
LET OUR HALF CENTURY OF LOCAL 1 XPER:EIICE HELP YOU
IUY . SELL OR EXCHANGE YOliR PROPERTIES
JOHN VOGEL & ASSOCIATES
REALTORS AND BUILDERS
•oo NEWPORT BL'¥0 •. NEWPORT BEACH Ml 6-1 67 S ANYTIME
Want to Live on a Hill?
\\ 1lh ~ '~w of lwo lak~ rolling gr~n h1lls and twtnkllng hg.b~ at
n1;;ht Th1~ )lec;a V~rdt golf rour!>e home has fl')ur bedro.>m·. (orm~l
timmc room hu{lt ram1lv room "'tlh hrrplat, :~n:1 all nr thf' latest
t'Onvtnlences -11 s b1 and nr ..
• 2UO MHa Verde Dr .
BIEIIGEJICY
Make $5,000 NEXT IIOMTit
R-2 LOT ADJACEJIT TO ~2
LESS THAN 11 BLOCK FROM IIEIPORT ILVD.
OWNER -AIIYnME
Ph. 546-3634
NEWPORT ISLAND-WATERFRONT 0\IPI I '·
~II:" 1\ ,.-LO ... T . OELD"" MA.~"£T-t-"•""'·
•
GOIMG UPI
:L<\VE:Nice 7 unit Apt. ~Ida;
Owner NEEDS depreciation!
WA.--.T: lS or more unit Apt.
aida.
PPSST!
Got a PerpluinJ, Paradoxi-
cal, Pocketbook Pinchina
.. Problem Property" Pro~
prietorship Perplnina you?
Then let us EXCIA.'IGS it
ror you.
CAWSON CO.
F.XOI ~GE COU~~ELORS
PHOIE01411
2819 N•wport Blvd.
Nnport S.ach
POR RENT
2 bedroom, bath & 1l
beautifully rurniahcd
706~ .~vocado. CD'.t
2 bedroom Lido
unfurnished
Ph. ~eallor 673-JSSS
OUR CLIENTS ARE OFFER·
I NG RANCHES. SMALL FARMS. LOTS A ACREAGE IN THE
SIERRA MT. FOOTHILLS NEAR THF P ROPOSED S~
CRAMENTO ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION FACILITY. THIS
PROPERTY IS RELATIVELY
UNDEVELOPEO OFFERS A T· TRACTIVE APPRECIATION
POTENTI AL AND REPRE• SENT$ AN EXCE LLEN T IN·
V ESTMENT.
SHELDON L ISS
Southem Coli f. Represent•tovo
P .0. Box 11. CostJ Mesa, Cal.
( 714) 548-'355
P1zer & Co.
OCEAN FRONT -ATTR ... CTIV £ HOM£ ON TH~ .. £,._,,.,._,
SUt.A. p"' IC£O "'T LOW F tGIJIIt £ 0 .. So>S ,OOO -MAY Tllt ... O L
FDA 1"'5 101:.
PEN INSULA -I OUIItM .• ~ BAT .. ON PARK. 8£ST IJUY
AT SJ<t,500.
Jones Realty, Inc. * Older 2 bedroom
beach cottage
-near the bay.
01 36210 2001 WIST IAliOA m 671-4U7
NIWPOttT UACH
<]/,,
NEW 3RO UNIT
Voltaire
$87.50
GARDEN APARTM~NTS
*
$31,950
R-1 lot on the
peninsula point
35X70---$22,000
(71 .. ) 673-2306
RH: (71 .. ) 673.1355 s1o '"' a.u .. 11". S.l .... C.li ..... ie
EX TRA LARGE ONE BEDROOM. TWO IE~ AND
STUDIOS. HOTPOINT BUILT-INS. REFRIGERATORS.
CARPETS & ORAPES, PRIVATE PAnOS. POOl
RECREATION AR~
WATERFRONT HOME -... w~ORT ...aaca. LCA••
Oft &.~AM Ofi'TtoH, I ~TO..V , • _, .. Ma,, I ua .........
DCC:OftAT.O I N ~t;--ri:CT TASTt" •
SEPARATE ADUlT SECTION
811 St. fAIIVIIW It
• .,......,.-aMStn. •
:.·-'e=B
ROOMY DUPLEX-o " ~G . t.OT -~~u• •• '-A .. u•1T,
OC•AIJII V\1, OfiCN MOU.I: wal:"ltM)S, ... t7TM ~CT. ..... " .... hJ,-.
NEWPORT BE.Aot .. VESTMENT -,....., .. -.~
Ht0HWAV eT~ ·~M·, W ITH .. ""TNCitT .__,....,._
'-OCA'tfO'It ..-A" ••c ... ~u.,. "'tee .... -. ----. . ~
~ ... -~ •• #IIMI ~
REEF· APARTMENTS
land Value
60x300 -R-4 zone (county) w1th 3 bedroom
PLUS bachelo r opt. Plen ty of room to budd
on front of lot.
$25,000
Home Value
2 bedroom home -hardwood floors -garage
-R-2 lot -with room to budd. Near Newport
He1ghts elementary school.
$13,950
w dJs.t.kCanllc lla:lton .......... -...
~
IIIINa Pd • .._ Ul-772t c... .....
SI.OOO DOWN_, ac;aR""·· ~a ... -..... o ... £. BL"".-1 .. 5.,1 ... -
Ct.u OING OI SWA!H•E" ... ,.ICE i.t ,a~-•tt~ ... o . ,. •• -,
$3,300 DOWN-T .. IPL EOC. ~ BOR .... S . £AC ... DNL V u ...
MO. ( .... I.T.I •• INCOME SHO ... 0 . P R ICE S H .OOO.
$1.225 DOWN-s,, ,. ... q "'o"'T ........ -.• ... ~ 4 .~ ......
: a A•t MO"\ol'i£. ~-•cr c ••• ~~~~~.
'
td Call 646-Gl roR il\1~. if~~' • 't!T __ ·-sMll..IN_c_sm_vta:·· i 111) HA".0"' 80ULIIV"'"0 Nti:A,_ NI:W,.~T •OULII:V A"O
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
LIKE A HOME LIKE THI~. SPECTACULAR
1800 VIEW OF THE HARBOR AREA GRA·
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WITH FUL L BATH FA~ILY ROOM . TWO
ADDITIONAL BEDROOMS ANC BATHS
TASTEFULLY DECO RATED SEA SIDE AND
COURTYARD PATIOS SUBMIT YOUR
TERMS TO THE SELLINC PRICE OF
SS4, 500.
Coli Beverly Povlov1ch . eves. 673-6316
REAL ESTATE
COitOMA Oil MAl -(714) 67,.._
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642-6~72
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1730W. C..etMn..,
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Corona Hlthl-..1•
515 Seaward Rd. ........ ,
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10% down payment
......... c.a 6'71-SMi.
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Matt La Borde, Realtor
HOME ABILITY SOL VEl
"par luu-.n,..~::. an 1 .. l~lla'o • 111'1 j .. t11d •Ill mc1rk thJ•
thP ··H. . .,t 1).,," ,r, • " •• ,. 11 1l1t ' ;•r ·•~r tl":l netlri"
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FOI n BE l lHOU\1 thn •. I ,, .. 11 •'1 •• lh. ,ff,.,., larwt
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lu111t a min\faum down \.0 an lA. ~00 LO \ "\ and o wo.-r
"1ll ,. arn t>rond. CJ ,..etn Hid han 1 hr,.P bf-droom .
fa'Tld' mJm and I\H• bath h •"Tl~-' ' " r,tflJPt .... drapf" ....
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M. M. La Borde, Realtor
.., .... Lila Ow ,,....,., Servia-
DOl. 1M St. (,._.. 646-4555) c..te M.a
'"'!;..SEMPLE
• BEAL ESTATE
**Catch low Interest loons now.*~
90-foot frontage on Marguerite
Ftrs• Trust Deed ONLY 6 ' S " ncorT e Un 1ts.
TAX SHELTE R GRE A T1 POT~Nll AL IN-
CREASE GREA T1 Lo,d Value now OVER
$60 000. Gross Income S 10 260 Ask .nq - -
S105 000-Th s .s WORTH CHE CKING!
60 foot frontage 1/2 Block to
Pr~ce equals LOT VALUE 1 Ask 1ng $59 500.
You r d1v1dend -on •mm oculct~ HOME wtth
expons•on poss,b.lt!tes. Great lor ent~rtom
•ng. P r~v o te Par ty 1st TO. OPEN HOUSE
215 Mongold 1-5 PM
61~% Loon -Gold Medallion Duple1e
Se~ thtsl OPEN HOU SE 613 Orch1d Ave. 1-5
p.m. Otscuss th1s modem Oel u11~ Dup lex w•th
us os on INVESTM ENT! Ea ch untt 2 bdrm 2
bo potto Fuep loce' LO AN MAY BE AS-
SUMED' Asktng S49 750.
2515 E. C...t Hithw.,
c. ... clef ..
675-2101
4U ...... ,
"11h POOL. 1'-<tn lllrr '"""'*' .-. ~l
JlllltO. .... Ht-1\ ... %
C'W ..... -..,.
rw: 4TH ~Nu-.L sports award dtmer
. ..,iII be put on by the r:OJona. del Mar
Hie~! School ~ster Club this Friday,
Ua.y 14, in the school cafeteria. Serving
...,il l be from 5 to 7 p.m., followed by the
awards. Sea l(ing athletes gettillg some
"chow line" practice are, ffom left, 'iill
Van \lote, :;ardon ~iddleton, John Val-
'Jr. John \lcr:abe, '!Jooster
Club cwesident, at left bdlind ttle coun-
t.er , and Crank ';Iockner, dinner chair-
man. Chuck and Mary qote are general
chcli rmen. \II letter winners in all sports
will be honored.
Youth Center carnival coming
Pl.aas are aoder way ror ln. othn Youlh Center June U, to herald dlc •tart
due annu.&.l fund ra1a1nJ mattera, the Ne.,por1 Beach ol the baaeball ac::ti'l"ity at
Caminl at the Youth Cen-Cowu:il appro¥ed caempl lhe Youth Centerballfielda.
win Car•a del Mar -ache-licenaea for food sales dur-The openina ball Janie or
flded ror S.tuzday and Sun-Ina the IUJTmCr buctJ.H , lhe Ieason wj II be played
day, Juiy-23 •add .. Z4 ... ~frcm iamu, and for the annual after tbe coocluaion ol the
nooa to 10 p.m. baseball parade, set for ~rade.
John S.mple, coordinator Gr nd theft h ed rar lhe Youth Center board a c arg <I d~ec,..., <ece;ved •P' I '
pron.l hom the Newpon A comely 12-ear-old w~ \tn. Wilks and her husband, Beach City COUDCil \tonday ~ · ( man waaarrai.ned in mun1ci-John 37, obta1ned a conacr-ncnina ror his rcques1 or -·
an eumpe licenac. ~I court lasl ,.·eek chuacJ n.tonhip in 1964 ol tbe ea·
wilh her husband o( depict-lal e or \tn. lluel Grant Tbc Couaci I also apprO¥ed ina lbe es tate or a.n elderly KlniJ. fOillXrly • ~ominent lbe re .... woat to disp!.y Cat-P> -·' d ,_ retired Corona del \lat wo-realtor in a ... ena, an a ninl buners rrom Ju.ly s the lbrou~ 2J at the Cbcr 1 fan maa. lona time resident of
\tra, Karol, Wilks, 3100 !larbor Ana.
'*'lin& lot and at the Bay-Ocean Bl•d., Corona del \lr. WiiU and hi• wire han side comer at Bayside Or. · d \kt, was aneued 2 weeks aao systematically coovertc
and Coast Uwy. by dial.rict attom.cy's invca~ "..Irs. Kinas aneta, belined
The YoudJ Ccnttr board bptors as she debarked co be about 1100,000, iniD ap;n plana to -O"t'ide be li-ld b C ... from an airplaoc at t...o.. An-cash and so er cwona co--rides durin& the Car-de l ~-h ) ph I)' k ~· acleS Jntcmatiooal ,.\jrport. \-.: orne, ~C IC -ni .... I. Crom I to S:30 p.m. She was accu.sed o1 ,and craon. deputy diatrict auor-
ort both days. \ott. Semple • the h and released from ney. charaed.
request Cor a pe:nnit wu re· (Aanac ctXrn ty Jail after -\Ctcr dosma his real cs-
rened to the Plannin, Com-posURIJ 111.000 bail. " pre· f3lc offi ce in Corona del minion, wbicb is ct.pcctcd 1 ,~. ( lh• a~ , .. limutuy bc.anna IS schedu ed ..... a ew mon -· • 1o include the ltem on ats d bou SJO 000 [or \lay 18. Walks with rcw a l , ,J~,...=~'~•:a~e~nda:::~· .................... ===========::::-, ol ~. Kiaa'• bua.t aariap I -t mot~~: tteJ _. h;e wife 1ft
• H ARBOR CENTER ,*
'_, 11'
ield.s
SHOES
'" ·-Ill' •Wio'"'""• P"' ....
PIIGI • ..._,_ ____ ...... _.. ... ,
\tuico. ""· Oichraoa eaid.
He bouabl a S],SOO laod
auiaer and put the title in
his wi fe's name, '-"· rlid-
erson added.
\ a:nnd lheft warrant baa
been issued Cor the anc:st
of'\lr. Wilks. who 11 be lined
lO be in \tc1ico.
\tu. Kins. who is a life
dnectAX ol the CaliCornia
Real Eatate Auoc:i.ation and
~lpcd found ~onta, a scr-
v•ce orpnizalion Cor women
11 now res1dina a lmos t peo-
n• leu w1th frienda 1n Cm-
ona del \tar. She haa li-...ed
1n the area Cor the put 1S
yean.
4th lri-porl
race slated
L1Jo IsLe Yacbl Club and
&lboa Yacht Club will co-
sponsOI 1 he 4th annual Tti·
port Race from San OieJD to
~ewport Jetty \.tay 14-lS ••tb an O"t'Cm1sht reodez-
¥0UA m Oceanaide.
ID•itations are iuued w
skippers in the Ocean R.acin&
C lass •bo prder W lea•e
the ir boats in San Oiesoaftcr
the F..nsenada race. This
Ji•en them u opportu.nity
for a raee-auiae bee .. !lome,
'The first lea ol the ""·
a poa.aored by UY C , will
stut off \liuic. O.y eo-
~ranc:e chaanel ud r .. ialt a&
... """ lluoy "" c. ....... The second lea. apcaaorecl
by BYC, will atart ..,_, 10
miles ~•eat ol Oc:.--
aidc ... r .. i ... at Newpcwt
H•bor Jeuy.
Charges fled r_.,_, ___ ...,..
2 r.-a.n.. -were ct..-
... udy Sa--... *' 1, wi• pot.Maai• f1l
~;--.
~ a...c. poll",....... IIIII 6lc .,..._,., J-..,
8. Orut, 20, ... lAo ....
Blcriu. ll, <I 1)24 W.
Ba.llloa 81-...d. at l:l4 .....
.... _ .... ._lOp .. wi*...,... OnU,It, <I. ... .-........ G._
li,<ISoo-
Pmaz C. a-w ••• lt. til ................. -.. i-tr ........ --
.. ·-Ito ............. ,
U.S. RECORD IS SET
c-•• lllo(o -~fl. au • ,,... ....... ,.
.... ca 1 r ar I fll Mitt P-.1--. .,..... • ... &ic eon-.... a.., l'lok .... .. .. .. a .. r ia~G~dlo..,Uc
_... et .. aPawh•••
c:e....pi.uip NW Friday .u..-: at ...... 1, Hilla.
c~ P.d Newlaad'a boya
COftiNid .. diatan" in
3:11.4 tD -..• &1M! old
UaiMII SC.Cea J'ftP ..rk ol
l :IU.
TM ... K.iqa fiaiMM ia
II • .,..., lpot willa ll
....... ooly2bolalod ......
c .... ,.. p.llmoo • ea....a.·. c ..... am put
,. • llliJliaM perfar-.~Ce
bJ rUllelliaa lrd with ll
poinll. Jeck R.o11i won a
JOld •dill in tbe .SO lnaat-
atrote wieh a lirM o( 10.6.
He also led dle medley n;lay
team 10 a 2od.
Van Note beats 440 time
Bill Van Note, Cohu d.l
Mu Hi ... a ace apeedaltr,
act a uw record ia •e +10
will!. a tirac ol 49.1 .... lr·
'ri• Leape trac:lt aad field
champi~ataip meet beld in
Aaaaaeim friday niJhL
Vaa No&e beat lhe old
alallllud ol S0.9 by better
1b.an a rail aeCODd. He alao
placed 4dr. in the UO low
hu.rdJ.a. c....· del Mlu finiahed
Sib ia 1e11m acaadinp with
U poiau. aad Eataacia 71h
wi·7~
Otlw:r compctiton who pla-
ced were Thacker (COM),
4dl ia tbe 100; Hoyt ffi), Sth
ia the 110; Blud U!), 3rd
ia 1he lc:.a jurap and a tie r« lad U. lbe pole nult; and
8att (COM), lrd in the dia-
cu•.
In the Bee di•ision, Cor-
on.a del "-r'1 S urctiell won
the 660 in 1:24.6, a new
meet reccwd, and Sbipley
look the lone jump with a
leap or 20"-10'', a new meet
recmd~ Eatancia'a Doud
captured the pole nult with
a heiatat or 11'-6".
The Sea Kina• finished
6th with 19 pointa while Ba-
lancia placed 4th wilh 2S~.
lbe Eaale Cee team tied
ror lrd with 16 points, an.d
lbc Kinas finiahed 4th .,jth
14 tallies. Corona del Mar"a
Ha:rtley won the shot put
with a heave of 46'~31.7 •.
UllltD nu, 11, DF
CDSn 11UA IIU
Ahmed E1.c m, 81, of 1991
:'llcwport AYe., Coa lS ~-teu,
dieJ ~~lonJay , \iay Y, at Hoaa
tlospil.al.
Sutvivm-s include his wire,
Rosalyn ; son, \tauri ce or
ILm tinaton Beach; and 4
pandchildren.
Vi sitation was held ycster-
Jay at the Beii-Bl .. dway
Cbapel, Cost~ \1c:sa. Func:r-
al servi cea and inl.cnnent
will be held in South Oakota.
\lr, Etcm, a nati¥e of Tur-
ltey, had li•ed in the area for
the put 10 yean.
-Y,IIIIYU,I•
COMJIU DB. liM, CAIJF, llf:WOIIT--AIST!U! ... --Pwl
Kings climb
from cellar
C«aaa del Mu"a horae.
bidera liaiaW ap dlia
,.,.,., ba .... n aea.o. ..,
edaina E.ataocia'a Eaatea
3·1 Tueaday.
The Kina• thua manapd to
1tay out rl the cellar whb
an overall record o( 3 wina
aod 11 loasea r01 71b place
in the Irvine Leaaue. Eatana
cia ranked 6th , sportina a
4-10 ahowin1. • • •
Roaer Hartley amaabed
a triple in the 7th innina lO
drive in Gres Smith, who bad
sin1led, to acore Corona
de I Mar· a sole run in a 4-1
deCeat at the hands of Loara
in Priday aCtemoon'a Irvine
L..ea1ue action.
1-tost Loera 1.allied l lime•
in the opc:nina frame and
once in the ]rd. Sea Kina
batamcn were held to 4 hi U.
In other leaaue play, -...iait-
inJ Valencia wbitewuhed
F..sl.ancia I()..{). The Eaalca
were allowed only I hit.
HIT IY FLYIIG GLASS .-..nn C. Dhonau, 304 L St.,
Balboa, wu struck in the
head by rlyin1 alan at S
p.m. Monday , \tay 9, when
vandals ahot a BB throuah
her li-...ina room window.
Mle tops ~au~ men
..._ •-r 1 fJI Newport
KuW Hilll ••& • ... pol. ,...., NGOtd f'rid8, ., .. , .,
.. ,....., lA--k ..._ ...... -.... -ed t4'altl .., .. 1,2:00 r ...
at 1M 8oiH <liluck cwal. n. Sal ton r ... i••ed 4dt.
,.merinJ 20 poiact. Col&a
Mua tied tcw laal wUh Oftly
2 IIIUioa.
Newport'• Bee aqud rack· .r up 30 point. to Jnb tile
runncr...gp apot, Cook woe
lhe tOO in 1 0.5, Owen took
1be 660 in 1:27.9 aad Coa-
... ··-.. polo-'"* ........ ., 12'-4'',
Coo&o NoM fial-,.
••• 16 ....... no T• ea. ... o1oo
......,. 2od lo 110 41riolco
••• 2l atu••· Ca.• ..... · ..e s• •ida 10 ,.,.. ••
Pirat plac. wiDMn f•
Ne•porl w.n -... la ••
U20 w1• o -<1 J :23.1.
Kriolo .... h; ... ;.. "'*
a leap rtl 5'1". ud IUee ia
lbe loaa j1np •illl a cU a ..
tance of 11'.1}~00•
Baseball finale Friday
Newpxt Harbor HiP, cfa.e1
ou.t lbe 1966 Freeway Lea-
~ be .. ball ae&sOil aaainst
Co.c. Meaa thia Friday ar.
ternoon at J :1.S aher auc·
Cl.lmbina to Buena Pult: 2~
Tucaday at the home dia-
...,d .
Two runs in tbe 2nd innina
were all that Suena Park
needed lO c linc h the con·
tut. The Sei tors banacd out
4 hilS while Buena Park
kn o tted S.
In other lcaaue action,
Co.ta Meaa'a Muatanp
bluted Bolu Grande 10-.S.
Newport bolda down .Sth
place in the standinss with
S ;,..ina and 8 losses. Costa
\1eu dwella in the cellar
with a 2·11 re cord.
• • •
Scorina 4 runa in the bot·
wm or the 6th innina. New-
port Hubor came Crom be-
hind to •dtt Huatiqlna
Beach S--4 ia freeway lAa-
PICI compctitioa Pridey af.
lemOOQ 11 lhe S.ilon' field.
The Oi leu bad takea • 3-
0 lead in the top or tbe Jrd.
Newport put ecrou 1 tally
in the bottom o( the ltd.
Denny Smith banaed out 2
hill to pace the Tara.
Coua Men's outfit waa
cruahed by Buena Park 12·
2 at the winners' diamond
in other lea1uc actioa.
UTDTitnTDU
A 196.S Chryaler wu •~
&en Saturday, May 1, rrom
the rc:aidcnce or William
Adama Jr., 616 Poppy A••··
Corona del Mar.
CIU f OR ARTHUR'S
A dauahter •waa born Mm-
day , May 9, in Hoaa Hoapi-
tal to Mr. and Mra. RoMrt
S. Arthw, Sl6 Clubhou.ae
Ave •• Weat
FANTASTIC SAVINGS DURING AIR-KOOL'S GREAT
PRE-SEASON AWNING
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'lOLL ... -Ell
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CIIW II 1
Soiree salutes summer
• .._.ate to Swarner" will
be ... lhcmc ror the • 'Sunday
Soiree" 'lllbicb the lnine T•r·
rae• Philharmonic Associ-
ate• will apooacr Jrom .5:30
to 1:)0 p.m. Sunday, Mly U:,
ill dle Martinique room o( the
~•ra\OB Beach Inn , Hun-
liTH YUR, MO. :10 S!COND S!CllON TIIIIRSDAY, MAY 12, lMII YIL-1673-0550 CORONA DEL liAR, CALifOilMIA ""'""' Beaoh. ~~==::::;~::;;;:~=:::::::::::..::::.:.....:..::~;;;;;;;;~TA~R~S~a=--n~d~T~R~ID~f~N~T~S~ 3 ~"'=:::·~:,;;·: .. s.;~~-::
Ml••a ol Cbt banefit C<MQ-
IIIitiM •• ~u.Neill 0.. •Ia,
Edward Pellearin, Jack
Qoocb, CtcH Sbirar, M.A.
~bach, Claude L. Pat-
Wtoa, Albert Ma~ued, Tho-
mu Walker, WalWir Hunauh ..
A.D. IUcbarcbon, \4ary Jane
laeli, 'tt'illi~~m Jones, and Wen-
dell Jc.aoa.
UAJUN t:RS LIONS CLU13 will hold a
used book and magazint sale this Fri-
day , May 13, at 'NestcliH Plaza. Shown
here, from left, separating, pt"lcing and
boxing the books are Jesse Luke, Jerry
Luke, Jerry Sizelove and Tom Phillips .
PANHEL TO PRESENT AWARDS
The &IU'Iua l mothcr..dauJh-
ter c::ofTee, the Athena award
and inttallation or officers
•• imporut neat• in the
Mat taw daya (« Newport
.. HU'bor-p.nliertenlc ...
"On \o collate" ia the
theme (or the mothcr-dauah-
ler coffee, which will be
held ll 10 a.m. this Satut-
dly, May 14, at the Baltao.
Bay Club. Thi1 event will
acquaint paduatina hiah
tchool abd Oranac CCMst
Collcac airla with the rolea
played by sororities in col-
.... life and •i II inform
dMm O( rushin& t'"OCCdW'cl.
~-John Butler, outaoin&
president, will welcome the
Prla aDd wi II then act the
..... ror lhc ~esentatioo of
scholai'Ship awardt to an
ootataD.dioa airl from OCC
aad each of lhe loc;al hiJ,h
ac:hoolt. Thne award• plus
doaatioaa 1o the l Americu
field S.rric:e ~roupa in the
••• are &he pi• of PaGhel.
Tbe awards will be pre-
Mftted by the deana of the
acboolt involved. Oeu
Bnediaa o( Newpwt Harbor
tliab School; Dean Townsend
o1 C«oo.a de I Mar Hi F
School; Oean Johns of Costa
\k.a lliah School, and a
representative hom Oun
HOYt'e's offica at OCC.
Mn.· iJtia1!1.-~l!!_a, P!'' ~esident Of Panhel, will
outline the pririleaea and
pit/alta of the first days of
rushina.
There will be a fuhion
to present the "proper look '
for the new coeds. \Irs. Loren
Heal her will be chainnan and
commentator. Local air is now
in colleae will do the model-
ina.
General chairmen for the
coffee are ~in. Ray Lena-
han and \4ra. Harry Perry.
They will be auiatc:d by
Mra. Jack Griffiths. social
cbairman, and \tn. Stanley
LeLievre and \ts. Lloyd
\kCollwn, Iiles chairmen.
The Athena award will be
presented Wc:dnc:aday, \1ay
18, at • hm.cheon at the Ir-
vine Coast Counuy Club,
This is an aMual token of
recosnition aivc:n to the out-
atandina women of tbe year
in the field of public senice
to the community.
V.a. Wahor Bu.rrouabs, latt
winn.r, and Mrs. But-
ler will participate in the
or the award. lu
with lhc: lheme ol
tbe ~&.car wHI
the occ:uian for ;·, ·~~·"••'!.•"'
of new officers. Mrs. Ray
Bloker will se"e as the nc'<'
JI'C:SidenL Her boatd will
include \tra. Dnid Wina. ht
vi ce-JI'eaident and proaram
chairmao; "'~· William Cam~
be ll, 2od vice"11Jeaident and
awardt chairman; "''· James
Delmonte, lrd rice-p-esidcnL;
\•s. Prank Tyler, cones·
pondina secretary; MI-a. Ray
Lenahan, recordina ac:cre-
Wy ; \trt. C. V. Mc\tannamy,
treaturer, and Mrs. Butler,
parliamentarian. ~1u. 'lei-
monte and \trs. Lenahan will
be co-chainncn of ways and
meana. \b. Roland Simt
will install the officers.
Mn. Jack Gritfitlu is in
charp or lhe luncheon. Re-
aervationa may be made by
c.llina her at 61l.OOS2, or
V.s. Buller at 646-2524. ~
cia! hour will beain at 11:30
and luncheon will be served
a1 noon.
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COST A WESA. CAUF. • • -... 646C1111 UUZ76
fftCIIIJIIDIW. IJIIUII·M·
H.J.
ly J.... Mice
Oi•e de Poreat ud Gary
Lona Crcwn Corona del Mar
HiJ,h alona with Pam Lacock
and Ha.rri•on Smith from Har·
bor Hilh will aueDd the 2lrd
annual Gitl1' and Boys' State
to be held in SacJamento from
June 2G-28.
Spontorcd by the American
LeJion, these atudenu will
rc:cein trainiaa in American
pemment thtouah partici-
pation in a mock state, alona
with representatives from
about 560 other schools.
They will each be auianed
a "city area" and a political
pa.ny. Oc:leaatc:a will have
the chance to run for offices
and "~ss" laws on current
California problema. • • •
In recent Sludent body elec-
tions, Bi II Crosby wu se-
lected u Harbor's president
for nell year.
Bill has a"B" averaae and
baa been active in Key Club,
YMCA, and Vanity Club. l-Ie
is a vanity letterman in both
wat c:rpolo and swimmina.
Bill's platform strc:ued
hard work during the summer
to achieve "a better ltnow-
lc:dac: and undentandina of
our ad miniuration and time
to initiate measure s for fre-
quent pe p rallies and assem-
blies of h1,1hc:r quality."
In addition, elc:ctioo rc:·
turns show victories for
David Plumb u vice-presi-
dent, Joan Carpenter as sec-
retary , Jerry Kina u trea-
surer, Lynn J oh nson u
CASC re presentative, ~ancy
Suauas as pep commissioner,
and Bill Loveland as head
s tuden t court judv;c:. • • •
Chc:c:r lc:adc:rs and son a·
School and son
"''· Wanen H. \tiddleton,
20122 Bay View Avenue,
Back Bay, hu rc:cc:ind an
appoinlmcnt to the United
States Air Force Academy
throu&h Representative
Jamu 8. UtL
Gordon received a National
~krit Scholarship lector of
commendation and wu a
quarter finalist in the South·
em Caliromia Edisoo. Com-
pany's scholarahi p pfOJJ'am.
He is captain of both the
varaity basketball and var-
sity tennis teams, hold.iaa a
total or 8 letters in the two
aportt;.
For the past J years, he
Ms acned u drum maJOf in
the school rnarchina band.
lie is a member of the Cor-
ona de I \4ar Senior Honor
Society, lifeoolime member or
the California Scbolattic
Federation and wu recently
chosen "smartett boy on the
campus" by the class or
1966. With a padc: point
annae of 1.976 he is num-
RALPH BERKE of Bay
StlortS, president of the IMt~
lno dl¥islon of 1111 N-
Hatbor Chamber of Cca: ""·
'wllltllk about ".._IM ••• ..,s" 1t tht .., 25 ......
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.. ad•• were al•o rec:.eatly
eleca.d at Harbor Hip.
Leadina yells rt.eat year will
be Pam Frcderid:, Cora
Hitchcock, Oeor&ia McCiel ..
lao, Palay Ober, and Gayle
Pearson. The junior Ya.taity
squad will include Mary Lu
Grauo, Ginaer Hannahs,
Viclti Palmer,Sandy Starford,
and Susie Staub.
Sonaleaden chosen are
Sandy Caudell, Janet Coontz,
Janet Culmback, Pat Oomc:q,
Sherry Lon, and Karen
Schor a. • • •
Second·ycar Latin students
at Corona del Mar Hiah wi ll
enjoy an c:vc:nina or Roman
luau.ry at the Latin Club
Banquet May 18,
Each or the older uudenta;
will have a firat-yc:ar student
slave to serve him durina the
evc:nina. Addin1 to the aay-
c:ty will be semi ... uthentic
costumes, a mural of the
JOds, fl owen, and mats fc.
lounain&. Disrespectful
slaves will be confined to a
KCtion of stocks 1n the cen-
ter of the rocxn,
Corona teachers have been
invited to Join the fun. The
banquet wdl be the climax
to a bus y ye ar or activities
Cor the Latin Club.
• • •
~c:u year's ch c:erlc:adc:n at
Corona wi ll be Ann Hudson,
Dc:bbie Woolley, Bryn Hazel ,
Oavc: Ambr01 c:, and Pat
Doyle. The Jun ior vars ity
squad will be Vicki Car•er,
Jan Rinaldi, and Sue Dan-
iela. The aona leaders for
neat year include \Urdic: \tar·
vin , Sue II a ley, Sue Jc:nninas .
Gretchen Schindler, Kathy
Greu. and Jan Riddle.
bcr one in his paduatina
clus.
Gcl'don turned down OYer
S]OOO in California State
and other scholarships in
order to attend t.he Air FOI'ce
Academy. lfis future plans
include either aoina on to
sraduatc: school or aoina into
pilot trainina.
Car crashes
Carver
A car crashed duouah the
diaplay window or Roy Car-
Yer Pontiac, 1400 W. Coast
Hwy ,, \tarinc:r's \tile , at 8:05
a.m. Thursday , May S. in-
j~ina the driYer, \h. Har-
riet E. Cohen, 27. of ·UlS-8
Hilaria Way, West Sewport
Heiaflc.. ~ •• Cohen tuffered
cuu tD her race and wu
caken to Hoaa Hospital.
The freak accident occwred
when lin au\0 driveft by AA·
drea E. '«:Carty, 71 S lri1
A YO., Coroo.a de I ~, ran.
iDto tbe rear of ~. Cohea' •
qbiclt. forci.aa h olf t.t
bipw_,-and iftto lhe willdow.
Tbc ,.., or ~.. c~ .. ••
11a1o a&ao JUt a puked car
....... to, Rolt* L. R••• <l
Bl Toro.
....~ ..........
Poat:iac.
.. muaic for fun and danc-
iea to aid the Oran&e County
Pllilbannonic Society.
Now members to be we 1-
comod include \tnu. Don ald
K. Plikeid, E.\!. Tobin, ... ,,_
wr P.Spreclr:lu , J.P. '4ri1tu,
Anpu Wriaht and \tin \1ary
Onham.
Mrs. Wilfred Berls 1s chan-
man and her Doa.rd include~
\bu. Clyde Yarnell, ~c11l
Oavis, l.C. Oanver, PeterS.
You.na, and Cecil Sh•r•r.
Re .. rYttiODt may be made
~ callia1 lbe ticket chair-
~n : Eilten Richardson or
Mary Jaat IICIIi, at 67J.~8SO.
DOGS PIGIIT, liTE
Jeaa Gill, 37, ol 6902 w.
Ocean PL, Wett ~ewport.
told police May 6 that she
was bitten oa the hand b)
her own dot April 29 ...,hlle
atternptina 10 uparato h1 m
and a frieod'• doa durina a
liahl in lhe family ki tchen.
\tin Gill waa JiYen a tetanus
sbot.
MISS ZA.THA TALLMAN,
Corona del Mar High School,
!i orar•an. has been awarded
a nat10fla defense education
act9f'ant. Th •s award entitles
her to attend the Institute
tor SchOol Librarians and
School Superv isors 'at USC .
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COYIIAG! . .,
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,ORMEitl. Y MlA.S CMIEU
NOW AT
1780 NEWPORT 8l... VD.
PH. 646-9383<.:otta Mesa.
BE A GOOD HEIGHIOR
If you are a ne~~<corner, or
know of a newcomer 1o
che tlarbof Area who has
not been we I corned, do
her a favor by callina the
Harbor Visitor between
8 an~ 10 a.m., and she
""'II call on your friend
v.ath valuable informatic..l
and &i fts from friendly
business firma which
stand ready to help her
become acqua.i n ted with
her new s unoundinaa.
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PftOfte: HY ~9361
Professional
Directory
INSURANn: .. ,
FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANC E NEEDS
RORI.RTSON -SADLEIR
I'IJSl:RA"'CE
JJJJ E. C'oa.Mt Hwy.
C'orona d•l 'far -6'7J..l8:MJ
fUNERAL DIRECTORS ...
BALTZ
MORTUARIES
1741 SUP ERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
Ml dway b-2424
3520 E. COAS T HIWAY
COROHA DEL MAR
ORiole 3-9450
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Friendly Nelpborhood
Sei"Ytft
BEll BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8·3433. 8-34.34 eo.ta Mea
VI'=WI'II G C:XHI'-3ITS to be shown at the
May 12 reciprocity tea are (left to right )
Mrs. qlchard Ohm , principal of Ho~
Haven Schools; Mrs. Seorge Yeedon of
Irvine Terrace, member of the Orange
~ounty .~ssoclatton for ~etarded Chil-
dren, and Mrs. Phil Tozer of Newport
9each, membership chairman of the ~s
sociation. <C:nslgn Photo)
Teo time for Hope Haven helpers
Individuals and members of
orpnizations throughout
Oranae County wbo have
Jiven of their time, talent
and resources in support of
'iope Haven facilities will
be honored by Oranae Coun-
ty Association for ~etarded
Children at its annual re-
caprocity tea from 2 to 4
p.m. this l)unday, \1ay 1 S, in
the Hope Haven Work Train-
ing Center, 2002 W. Cheat-
nut c;t., Cianta 4.na.
~ tour or the work ttainina
center, uhibits of work done
by the children in the schools
and a qu.eation and anawer
period reawdina the activi-
tiea and future plana of the
oraanizatioo will be offered.
The propam and curricu-
lum of Hope Haven Schools
have been deaiped to meet
the specific needs, intereata,
and abilities of the apecial
child. There are proviaions
for citizenahip, social ad-
S JI)N EY POITI'=~, who has befriended C:ll zabeth Hartman,
protects the helpless blind girl from her irate mother,
Shelley 'N inters, in this scene from MGM's "A Pa tch of
'-31ue," now showing at the Port rheat re in Corona del
~.1ar. Miss Hartman, a new discovery, makes her screen
debut in this drama.
Who'll be prom queen?
"Spanish Rose." the 1966
jun ior-senior prom of Costa
\1esa High School, wi ll be
held a t the Saddleback Inn
on Saturday, \1ay 21. The
event will beg1n at 6:30p.m.
with dinner and last until
midniaht.
Prom queen candidates are
seniors Sally Atmstrona.
Elaine Bennett, Pat Bour-
geois. Kathy Gerrard and
Lilia Oliveira. Voting for
the queen wi II take place on
Friday, \1ay 20, and the win-
ner wi II be announced at the
prom. The queen wi II then
pres ide for the evenina.
Kenneth Cave, junior class
adviser at Mesa Hi&h . states
that tickets for the ateak-
lobster plate will be $5 per
person. The prom will be for-
mal.
Prom tickets may be ob-
must be registered in the ad-
ministration office be£ore the
dance.
\1usic for the eveni na will
be ~oYided by Keith Williams
and his orchestra.
IAIY KEVIII UGIOFF succu•as AT HOAG
Kevin 'tichae I KaanofT,
infant son of Or. and '4rs.
Kaanoff, 1447 Galaxy Dr.,
Dover Shore a, pan ed away
\1ay 4 at ~loaa Hoapital.
In addition to hia parenta,
Kevin is eu"ived by a aiater,
A lisa; arandparenta, Mr. and
Nathan Kaanolf and W .A.
Dorfman of Canada.
Graveside ao"icoa were
held at the Mt. Olive Ceme-
tery in Costa Meaa. Woatcliff
\1ortuary Chapel, Coata Meaa,
made the arranaementa.
tained in the ASB Room at P£111£ IIADILLA OF
s2.so per person. Seniors IEIPO T n. IU
will be the auesta of the ju· I H I
nior clast, but aeniors will FWleral ae"icea will be
justment, handic rafts, phy-
sical trainina, oral lanauaae,
music, arithmetic, finaer-
pl ays, number concepts,
daily health habits , science ,
readina, printina, and speech
therapy, all aeared to the
individual needs and capa·
bilities of each child.
Hope Haven Schools, serv-
ing all of Orange County for
childten from 4 through 16
years of aae, are located at
1621 \4onrovia c;t., Costa
\1eaa; 2050 Youth Way, Ful-
lerton; and 1457 E. Romneya
Orive, .\naheim.
The pre-schools for chil-
dren 2~ years old throuah 4
years of aae are located at
221-5 W. McFadden St., Santa
Ana, and 11832 Euclid .\ve.,
Garden Grove. Those 16
years old or more attend the
Hope Haven Work Trainina
Center, 2002 W. Chestnut
St., Santa Ana.
To raise funds for the
'iope Hnen facilities a
thrift shop, the Hope Hnen
Value Village, if maintained
at 422 '11. Fourth St., ~anta
Ana.
\4n. Anthony Johnson, pre-
sident of the Ladies' .\uxi-
liary of Oranae County As-
aociatioo for Retarded Chil-
dren, saya th•~ persona
plannina to attend the Sun-
day tea may call \1ra. J .D.
Littlejohn, 532-4926, or the
OCARC Office, 541-4458.
I SUFFER IIJU,IES
Ill 2-CAII ACCIOEIIT
Three peraona were injured
at 10:40 p.m. Saturday, May
1, in an auto accident on W.
Coast Hwy. welt of Walnut
SL in Weat Newport.
An eastbound vehicle dri-
ven by Michael Kramer, 18,
of El \4oote craahed into tho
rear of a car dtiven by Ken-
dall E. Rains, 22, of S47
Aliso Ave., Newport Hei&hta.
Rains' auto was spun com-
pletely arOQnd.
Kramer suffered a back in-
jury, Raina bumped his fore-
head, and Richard Rivera, 16,
of El Monte received a aore
knee. All 3 said they would
see their own phyaicians.
!IIIIAUOt HEIIEIISOII OF
COIOIA OEL .,, OIU
Funeral aenicea and inter-
ment were be ld in Kana a a for
Maude S. Hendoraon, 513
Muiaold A•e., Corona del
Mar, wbo died Thursday, May s.
have to pay n .so for under-held 1 p.m. today, May 12,
claasman dates. All off~m-at the Westclilf O.apel Mor-,...-.----~=------, da f tuary, Costa Meaa, ror Pea· We~tcliff ~ ,... teo " tbe ""nina nie Plodilla, 13, oi4SI Soala
Mra. Henderaon is sunind
by 3 dau&htera, Mra . Willia
B. Wood of S08 MarJUerite
A•o., Coroaa del Mar, Mra.
Olarlea 0. Bowen and ~ ••
Wanco Staebler of Indiana ; 6
ar•dciUickeo; and 9 area~
arudcbi ldren. Baltz Mor-
tuary, Corona del Mu, waa
io c:h.u,. ol arnoaementa.
Afta An., Newport Heiahta,
"'•• 111 v .. , Ortl.w who pauod away May I at
......_ '-' • S.~urtptleer Hoaa Hoapital. lntermeat 421 E. l n w ST. c.a1 673-0SSO will follow at lnalewood
COSTA WISA Plrk Cemetery. .b:=::::•:::!JE;:::;==~::::=::=::::::::::::::::..._ Mrs. Padilla, who Ud li•ed
in the area for 22 yean, Ia
eonind by a daulbter, ~ ••
I..Aonore Slnaer o( tbe home
addteu; a aoa, Lewis o(
Otyton, Ohio; 1 blodaen, 4
aiewa, 3 .,...lailclrea lOCI
3.,.a...,...Sc:biacna.
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HIMn All DISPLAYID
1M G4LLIIY AT IAMIC
T'b. menaaiae pllery ol
Newport Natic.al Buk'a
8&Ji ide omce ia displayiaa
saiaa. bJ Wiai(nd Rodl,
Newport Beach •tiat.
Mrt. Rotk ac.dled an willl
Batbet o....-.a, JaOealo artist
fl Coe • Mea a. Her lralabla
la pdat .-diqwaa .nc ...
.., Diet lwif& ~ CaiJI.U.
kate Cola.,. at Lcaa ...._
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Top bOOk award is awaited n:=:-nr:•••
llaoH.,._~eaNraau.u
will .tall S. W.W oa .. , •
aloe Bay, Sea DMto. •
May 1 '· IICooldlaa to n.o PJ le. pnsldeilt. B. Vlo•
Parria ia .. ,.. •hru •
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NCIIIIi ... a l.oa.clea wort.
ol local naW..•: .. H•~
llaoot ol Orpaiaadoea,'" ..... .., J._, 0. Marala ot
ea.-del Mu; .. From
O..rlli•IM 10 .... Plw: .. .,.. NaYJ ...... ,....,
PA, UOW91,, VOl. l ; lbe
War y..,. 10 &be Eft ol Jut·
lud," bJ Ara• ~cltr ol
Newport 8eadl, rae. at, mem-
ber iA th• U0 blatory d._
punent; •• ,.. Pumre •• by
T.J . Oordoo o( Newport
8taeb; una. Still H•t'' by
Valeri• BtMhrood or Cor·
oea d.l Mat; .. Saucer in the
Sea: ,.. Story of coe .. au
Oiriaa Sa.acer Ia tbe Paclnc
Coaat Waters" by Teuy
'a.keley revolution'
shows r~ activity
C.. 100 im.,••• tak•na lbe •rieua ia •ne•nd at ..
ct .. _as ho•&aae while. y~ corrq ud old rubiooed
were ID act.Gol? They did 1n and practiced by lla& .. Be~elcy at the ~tate . owned IDOilJora, Nuie and utro·
Unnouny of Cahfo~aa. and mista· S) roorality ia ro-
alao aunounded a pohce car, • . .
impri aonina j ta 0 c cup ants place~ by pe"oraaon and am-
ovomilhL moralaty, a further step 1o
Thefaculty supported these make him reject normal lire.
atudenta at a m eetina or After a student has been
nearly 1,000 teachers wich influenced to burn these
only IS di uenters. bridaea he finda himself cut
Theae facts and o t~ers elf from aociety and only ~cumented by the Cala.for-the far left aroupa will ac-
!l'a Senat~ 1965 Pact Fand-cept him.
ana Commattee on Un-A'Deri-Th r · can Activities were brouaht e c;enate . act findana
out by Gary Allen l aat week report makes at clea~ that
at a meetina o f the Wednes-studenta are prepared an the
day Momina Study Club held clauroom (at Berkeley) to
at the Newport Harbor Com-accept what the Communists
munity Youth Center. aay outaide the clauroom.
"Go see for yo ursetr,• The Senate report s tates
uraed Mr. Allen. Tbe. Stu· that there has been "easy
dents have tables of latera-tolerance o( pro-Communist
t ure and speakers, and will faculty members wbo made
tell you that they . hate you little effort to conceal them and w11l see you 1n a con-. . . centration camp." ~ofound \U.rx11t baas eather
Pacturea 0 f 1a terature from atudenta or the adminis-
tables advertisina everythina tration."
from abortions and free Jove \1r. AJien emphasized that
to how to avoad the draft Americana must realize that
were shown in a film strip they are individually respon-
entatled "The Berkeley Re-sible for the morals and
volut1on." The material of character of themselves and
the Senate Fact Fin ding their familiea. If parenta Commauee was accented and
puncbsated by Mr. A lien's were doina their job, youna
personal e xperiences at people would not be easily
Berkeley when he arew a seduced into a life of re-
beard and Joined the "Free hellion and perversion. Re·
Speech" mob. linquisbina thia job to a
He described th e so-called &iant education factory run
"Free Speech" as a contro-by \1arxist oriented profes-
versy, which started over a sors is disaatroua, be said.
sample daspute between stu-lie uraed :nembers of the
dents and the admini s tration Wednes day mornina study
c:oncemina the riaht to main-club to write to their ata~
tain tablea at the ent.nnce aen.ator f« the Senate ~
of the University of Berkeley mittee 1965 Report on the
money and recru itina people Berkeley infilttation to Jearn
for political activities o ff more about the student or-the campu s, Then, w1th each aamnistrative concessaon, ganiutiooa Oouriahina on
the students made more bo~d the university campuses and
and anoaant demands under the people behind them.
the threat o f more v 10lent
demonstrations.
In explonna the background
o ( the free speech movement
and student riotina on the
Berkeley c ampus, theSe-
nate Report states: "Condi-
taons at Berkeley in the fall
of 1964 provided an a deal
satuation f o r Communi st
activity. The administration
waa oppoaed to the mainten-
ance of proper security facil-
ities; there was a left-win&
element in the faculty ...
The Senate Report explores
the pro-Communist back-
around of many of the profes-
sors at Berkeley and also
pointed o ut chat one of the
2 absdents in positions o f
leadership of the movements
waa Bettina Aptheker, whose
father, Herbert Aptheker, is
a member o f the National
Conlmittee of the Communist
Party, USA. Bettina herself
haa admitted publicly that
she, too, is a member of the
Commmiat Party.
Mr. Allen explained that
moat American youna people
have no aympachy for com-
muni am, but they were in-
volved in some activity se-
cretly apon aored by the
reda or a front ora~~nintion
and, then they don't like' to
aanit they were •rona o r
duped and they atart defend-
ina their •ctiona, padu.aly
beoome emotionally commit-
ted.
The oraenizera tty 1o make
the youna people cut their
tiea wilh the ir community
and social backpound by
bumina lbeae bridaea:
l) lho ftmily -convince a
youna peraon that hi a parcou
are old fubioned roaction-
arioe; 2) reliJion -pictured
aa aaperatitJoe aad 1'1\Ytb
•ed bJ tbe :·rauea claa-
•e•" 1o keep &be wortiaa
people in ala•.ry; 3) napect
ror law ellfoteenllat "' fill-
iaa U.. ••• a. with law tnabta t.Dd -.. claiaiaa
••pot ice bnlalitJ" •• t1ae omce,. 11J 1o nalore order;
4) tt.e ..... a pelriOilam ol
JOlt THE
PBI4AII
•••• w a.a.. IV· &Mi tiC....I Mcr.
11M .._. ... list alao ia-
ca.dea ··~· letY ol 2l l!.aat" .., Leoe ,..,., ,_., ol
Udo lal•, aow liYin1 io San
Juaa Caplatruo who haa
been notified that ho ia thie
yeu•a wionor or the national
edpr award ror childten'a
literature.
The author awude commit-
teo ie u.ndor tho chainnan·
ahip or Mn. Oor~y 1!cclea-
a ol Corona ct. I Mat. newly
elected menabel cllbe Priende
ot 1he Ubruy board.
Decoratioaa •e beia1
bandied by Mra. Wayu He-
din ot Corou del Mlr, ~.
Louia Mock of Costa Meaa,
~. Oruc• Wadawe¥tb o(
N.wport &each, and O.y
Armutrout o! Coata Men;
fiuaeea by Mn. Ro, Coble
ol Newport Beach, ~.
Jamca Dupuie and Mrs . Oeo-
rl8 Leitch. both of Corona
del Mar.
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ELEGAHCE W1TH BUDGE T IN MIHD
WALL TO WALL CARPET -TEIWS 10
MEET YOUR llJDGET
EVE. APPOIHTMEH TS -PHOHE 545-2100
1922 HARBOR BLVO .-CO STA ME SA, CALIF.
Why
Not
Buy
a
''Mustang''
from "Mr. Dub))y"
~ '*" fl c:e.tl)
$13.
SIZES l-Ilt.
S1'0ir MOUltS
"Tllt Wit s.r 10&&-,..,.. .. ~
.. .JO -5:JO
OPD SUIIOIY
Stor. a..,..
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I
CU1 SCOU TS of r:>en 5, Pack 79, from
the We st Upper '3ay area, visited the
'::nSI!Jl newspaper office last week on
press day to take a look at the new ro-
tary offset press recently installed in
the ~nsign back shop. 1:3111 King Is over-
seeing the entire operation at the rear.
The other Cubs, from left, are quss
Patker, Don <\yres , C3ruce <\yres, qlck
Chichester, '3111 Jager and Mike Qale.
Picked for study abroad
Eiaht students from UCI
have been se Icc ted by a
faculty committee to attend
study centers overseas under
the UC Education \broad
Proaram for 1966-6 7.
.~pplicants for paitJc arauon
in the s tudy a broad program
arc requared to have a t least
a 3.0 (8) &rade potnt aver-
aac and profictency tn the
Janauaac of the COUnU) to
which they wall be sent (ex-
cept for Japan).
The followina llarbor ~ea
atudcnts are on the selected
lilt: ---··--------LEGAL NOTICE ---CER11f1C:An: f)f BP<;J'~r,c;,
F'IC1111()1J<; \1 \\lf
Tb~ und~r"II(Df'd ,],.., , f'rtdv
th~y ar~ coadac t•alll .. bu .. ln"'"'
at 4507 \\'. foa~t lli~thw,w,
\lewporl R~ach, C alifornia, un-
der the fi ctllloaa ltrm o.omf' of
"111 E R~ Y<;JIH" and that n td
(ina La coapoa~d of U.. (ollow-'"« per•oo(•). who1f' nam!"("l
iD fall and places(sl of rf'~oi
de•c e are a1 fo II ow": Rob .. u
~. Wi lkla1, :!Q:!'I Palmyrw,
flranS't!, C:al•lorula: \l irtor P.
\toecato. 1411:? '~"•atla "t.,
tJ ODIIDf!lOD 0f'aCb, r aiJ foru 18,
Oat ~d o\pril 6th, 1%/.
Robf'rt \. "tlba1
\ 1r1or P. \tosrato
"'•te ol C:altlorui.a, 0raa!tf'
Cooaty:
0 • <\pril 14th, 1966, b~lo re
me, • \lotary Pahl1r in and lor
said <:ita I I', per,..onally .tppnrf"d
Ro~rt o\. l'ilkin!l aoJ \'tctor P.
\toacato koowa to m" to b" th ..
peraon(a) who~c namf"(al arc
aabscribcd to tb,. WILbio in5tru•
!DeDI aod ack.nowlcJ~I'd thev
e•ecuted tbt-"amt-.
(Sea l)
Patrie•• Ot-cl •ll", ,...,tu y Public
\fy C:omtn l1atoo "'P""" flctober
... l%9
Pabliab: \pril :!11, \hv 'I , I:!,
19, 1966, in thr .,..,,.port 4 •r·
bor ro11p.
Doualas Andorka, 304 E.
Ocean Front, Balboa, Junior
in bi oloaical sciences, aoina
to the University of Bor-
deaux, France.
Robert Boyd, 3700 Chan-
Pl., West ~cwpor t, soph~
more in political science;
University of \1adud, Spain.
Elizabeth Roystooe , 941
Presidio, Cos ta 'kaa; Juntor
in Spanish; University of
\tadrid, Spain.
Heidi Richardson, -'86
Broadway. Costa ~aa; JU-
nior in German; GeoriC Au-
gust University, Goettinaen,
Germany.
JU lll BflUIIO OE CASTIO
OF COROllA OEL I AI GIU
Juan Bruno Fernandez de
Cas u o, 11 , of 700 \iaraucr-
tte Ave., Corona del \tar,
died \tay 4 at Hoaa Hoapit.al.
Survivors include his wife,
Carmen l..ay ;) IOU, Orlaado
of Newport Beach, Walter of
\tiami and Edwin of Cuba; a
dau,htcr, ~s . "'leomo G uitie-
rez of \1iami; siaters, Pau-
line de Castro and Anac lica
~ayas of Cuba; 12 pand,:-
cbi ldten; and 1 peatarand-
child.
Services were held at Weal-
cliff Chapel \1ortuary, Costa
\iesa, with Father Alfonso
Scott officiatina. lntermcn t
wu at pac ific View \femor-
ial Park, C orona de l \tar.
CftUISEft BUftGLAftiZEO
Or. Ralph Tandowsky, 805
Via Lido Soud, Lido talc, re-
ported to police that some-
one entered his c abin cruiser
and took a television act,
radio and beer muas. valued
at a total or S406. some time
between April24 and 27.
no
bJ~M~N 3qf) r:L<\SS David
H. Stokes, son of Mr s. q:N.
St okes of 207 Topaz '\ve.,
1alboa Island, has been
selected outstanding student
airman of the month for his
unit at Sheppard a.F'3, Texas.
H• Is a student air freight
specialist and member of the
Air Training Command, which
operates the world's largest
technical school system to
train personnel for <\ir c:orce
duty.
VELU BEIIIEn UF
COSTA IESA OIES
Velma Bennett, 49, of 1:!59
Baker St.. Costa \tcsa, dtcd
Saturday, ~Y 7, at Hoaa
Hoapital.
\1u. Bennett ts survived
by 2 dauJhters, \tr s. Linda
Sueeby of Oreaon and \1rs.
Sharyl Baker of San Jose;
and 6 arandchi ldten.
Viai t.ation was held at
Weatcliff Chapel \tortua.ry,
Coat.a \1esa. Servtccs and
burial wtll be conducted tn
Roaebura. Oreaon.
service charge
There is no service
charge on your personal
account as long as your balance
doesn't ro below $300.
If it should, you simply PlY
the normal rate fOf' checks written
durin& that ~tement period only.
The averqe person writes 25 checks
and J)lys a service charae of $2.50 each month.
Thafs $J) 1 year.
By maintaini. I ~ balance JOU SM this $30.
Thafs equal to 10~ intnst on,_. money.
OIU IIIIa SP.& NAY--6P.& ell •an.
.................... _ ....... ..._C.patt
.m:lff OfriCl .•• .aTCllff Al OCMI ~4lll
lmlll GJfiC( ... Imlll( AT JPt 1-MI-IMI
From the Police Blotter .....,,...,,
o..i• Ludry ol144 Pal·
-. Coe &a Mea a, repotted aat ...... toot hia boat
6oa lbe doc:t at 4 Balboa eo.... lllod it. and toot
eqllipmcat valued at au ...
Cleo McParland, 73, ol 204
l6t.b St., Wcat Newport, re.-
ti.red Newport Beach city
employee, alipped oo loose
pavel in hia butyud, fell
down and bit hia he..S oa
c:cment walkway; a nearby
neiabbcw, l....otrell Harman,
lOS lStb St., aaw him lyina
oe tbe aroond and called
police, wbo took him to
Hoaa Hospital. . .A purae
waa t.alten from the puked
car of Carol Touah, 460
Catalina Or., Newport
Hoiahta, at Ocean Blvd. and
Jaamioe Ave., Corona del
Mar; the loaa wu catimated
at S30. . Mra. Kay Beall,
1S78 Redlanda Pl., Costa
Meaa, reported her purse
stolen from her car, puked
in the Weatcliff Plaza park·
ina lo t; the loaa waa act at
S17. • .A bicycle apeedo-
meter was taken from a bike
in the carport or ~ptha piah,
1838 'Nestcliff Or., Apt. 3,
'Nestcliff.
MOftdoy, May 2
Barney Kaldani, 122 35th
St., 'Neat Newport, reported
the theft or a aterco-ty pe re·
corder and 8 t.apea from his
car, puked on Balboa
Blvd., between 34th St. and
35th Cit.; the lou waa set
at Sl39.60. . .~ S20 c ar
cover was taken from the
Porschc of ~c:c Thayer, 5511
s. .. bcn Dr •• Weat Newport
. . .A *lS c:oe_,_ Iowa ..
cbair waa atole:a ftOfQ Ge
patio at the a.am. ol 1*1.
Jact Scbizmor, 1023 e. 8a.l-
boa Blvd., Balboa ••• Marilyn
Robiuon, 1620 Liecoln Ln.,
Dover Sborea , reported the
theft of $460 wottb of c lo-
th ina left by a friend in the
rear aeat or ber cu ••• f>e·
fraodina an ionkeeper wu
reported by Ken Nilea \'ilia
Melina, 1021 Bayside Dr.,
at tho entr&llco to Balboa
ltland; a tenant checked
out without payina 1146.06
in rent ... Jamea Niemiec re-
ported the theft of S275 m
jewelry and cash from the
bedroom of his home at 1611
Balboa Blvd., Central "'lew-
port.
T u.s cloy, Moy 3
Vandala patnted the .word
"Suman" on the garaae
door of Ste ph ante Cogs we II,
313 f!. Balboa Blvd., Balboa
• • . An enaaaement rtng val-
ued at 1300 was s tolen from
the bedroom of F.velyn Bans-
wanacr, ~~~ \'ta Havre. Ltdo
Isle ... Brad K. L1pke, 19,
ol 206 15th Cit.. C entral
~ewport, toiJ rol1ce a 19-
year"'Oid youth assaulted
him at hts re stdence, caus-
ing a cut over hts eye ... -\
wallet worth Sl~ was stolen
from a aym locker at HarQ2r
Htgh, reported W1llt am Wet-
mer of the Balboa Bay Club,
1221 'N. Coast Hwy ... \tar-
tlln Tupptn, owner of 1M
Vaa Ravenna, Ltdo Isle,
told roltce that someone
It t 3 bluepunta tnStde the
bout•. which ia ......, coe-
attuc:taan, c:auaioa fU dant-
aae; a 6-year~ld boy lateT
c:onfeued aettina .... rare
••• A Schwinn racer bicyc:t.
valued at aso waa atolell
from the aaraae of Jact S.
.\nderson, 2672 Bayabore
Or., Bay Shorea ..• A pan-
able TV set and a pair ol
binoculan were s tolen (tom
the livina room of Peter 0 .
Nalle, :!06 e. Ocean Pt.,
Balboa. .<;omeone took
matl contaantn¥ money from
the home of Ruth White,
5609 Seashore '>r., 'Neat
~ewport. .. Bur&lars removed
a radto, purse and money
w01th S34 from the re11den ce
of Joanne Paul, 3506 \1arcua
-\ve., 'Nes t -..:cw port.
':tedn .. day, May 4
<\ Chrys lcr martne enaine
worth S1 ,500 was atolen from
a storeroom at 2601 W.
Coast Hwy., \1auner'a \tile,
satd Dtck <\. "'lcwcomb, 6308
W. Coast Hwy., Weat
~wport. .. Rtchard L. Pu-
dee, 46, a pharmaCIS t , of
330 C ameo Shores Rd.,
Cameo Shores, was anested
at :not F . Coast Hwy., Cor-
ona del \1ar. on a charae o(
drunk dttvtna at 2 a .m ... t.
scotch terner, who hvea at
3U Onyx -\vc., Balboa Is-
land, btt 1~ear~ld Bradford
Thomas, of 3121'1 Onyx Ave.,
on the ha p, the t!oa Jumped
the tot, knocuna htm to the
cround ... Esau F . Beall,
30, or P.O. Bo1 163. Balboa
Island, was arrestod oo a
(ContJnucd on p&JC 6)
IIEWORl MMa)l E111CJI
SECOIO Sltml --,_l
THURSDAY, •v 12, 1•
a..A Dn. '!A, CALIF.
Q . .,..., _...,, -•elleMP I ..__ • /n••tl
-"o _....., let• ••tl e1 l7 ,.,,. f.irrlt ro •
-•.,.., tlultl.
A. Most C&Xl of monaoh~m re~uh frum 11 m"
ptacenwnt of certain Jte~&. tlw lwrrdu .. r) '"'
tors pre3oent •n body cell~ Ocxtor' .. "''"' "'"'' happrM but no1 -.hy 11 1\<oppen' The oiJt' of
the mother at the lime of \.unccpuon h." "1111(
beanna on tlw occurrence uf nlOf'IIOII\m 1 '*l'lf'IC'n
1111ho ha"e c:tuld~n lo~tc •n reprodU\.II~e hit' run
a hi!Jher n~k than younaer women Other ,.,
cutrblance~ wh1ch rcm:.•n un .. no"'n un..I!)Ut>te.lh
help wt the \Ulft for mon&uh\m
U R-IAIMDIESS
Q. Ia • ~no... !tf,.f~U-.1 .,.,,.., t"ulumrt .,,.., .., ,,.., ,,., •• ~wnt.tUtl ......... ,,.,. .. ,.,..,, ,, ..,,
,.._ flo r--t -IU /or rltr,.,. o/ nur /our
clailtlr-....... l,.}l.lwtrttll'tl ,..,.,,. '""'" "••,. .._ -14"/r...._,,, oa nrltn .,,,. 11/ rlt,. J,.,.. . u,. ,_ ,,.,_ ... ~ ........ !'
A. You ha~ u~ Slumped t~..cp4 '" '"' rh .. l .u.:h
a loiiWJIIOn muss be •en unu'u~l ltcr.orJic" ul
your tndtvldw.l ca~ gcncll• ,ludiC' •hm• lh.ol
hand preference 1\a, • hcrcdu..r' ~•"" .•n•l th.•t
a penon's cha~ of 1-ctn~t lch h .. nJcJ ""
&realer tf there art tn~l.tn~o.c• ,,, k t• ho~nlkJne"
1n the fam1ly
s-.1 .,...._ 1e $c.--(.,, .. , Ill<
, 0 .. 1174 .__,. ..... I "''
AI tiUa ......._,, the d•n•inr: o ( p,...,.rrib-
1111 •e~ it a ~·I IIC'ni .... r .. ndc~d wida ar.e ,..., ....... ~ in 11, .. t.uhl• ..... ., ... ~ ....
We spent $220 million
last year so you could keep on
........ gus fo~ granted.
Flip a switch. The lights go on.
You can take it for granted because Edi~n doesn't
Last year alone, Edison spent S220 million
on new plant construction to keep your low rost electri<'
supply as abundant as e\'er.
A thousand people a day move to Southern California
and everyone is using more and more electricity .
Since World War II, Edison has invested $1.8 billion in
new plants and equipment. That figure will almost
double by 19'70. New construction expenditures in the next
five years will amount to some $1.4 b~
As a result, Edison C\JStomer's will have all the low-cost
• ctricity they need the moment they need it.
Or put another way: you can continue takiq •a panted.
-
,... Ultl•
..... CIMIJ,MMGAM. .......... a.-;..-..., ol Nea..,, ..... ._ .. ...... _. ........ _
..... u ... ia cloiiM ..... ,_ Alii a. eceon~.~~~, .., ..
Maldp&e Uatlaa Dirial• ol
.. Newport Har.....Cotla
Maaa 8oeld ol ~alton. Vic
Blurba ... top l lleiiiiAD,
quutiey. Clyde Jobuoo waa
tol) liater, quaatity.
NEW CAR
LOANS
AS lOW AS
DISCOUIIT
~ GIANT 'NISTC:~I~ Vl~E, partly visible here on the
ttuclc bed, was planted last week at the Coffee Garden in
Corona del Mar with the help of these members of the New·
PQft Harbor Service League; from left, hand I ing the sho-
vels, Mrs. Frank Hood Trane; Mrs. C:dward qaulston,
founding p..esldent; Mrs. ~ichard Steele, first CoHee Gar-
den chairman; Mrs. John Scholz, and Mrs. Robert Fox,
Coffee Garden chairman for this year; and sunding In
front of the wisteria, Mrs. Don House, Mrs. Gavin Herbert,
Mrs. ')onald Killian , and Mrs. Peter Hill, president of the
League. ('3eth Koch photo.)
Mothers Club elects
Mra. .., 1!. J-ol C.&a
MIN ia .. ...., elected ........ ., ......... .
Cia ol .... JU, ..._.
M&ioul ONer fl JM'a
~"'·· ... ..,... ~ Odller uw olr~ee~~ •·~ Roy Allea, h& •l~at'
cleat~ Mra. Ploycl Howard.
Mcretary~ ~ •• Jack Bou.,
n•••or, and~ •• Jemee T.
~arpo Jr., cbap1aill. nr. monthly mee&iq waa
be ld It the home ol tM DeW
proaiclent. Mra. Cal via &rot,
chairman of the Eataacia
coaniUoe, told about the
hiatory and reatora&ioa ol
lbe Eatancia boule oa Adama
Avo. lftd Meaa Verde Or. n. motbon will bo belp-
iaa Dorula Howud, aooior
priacoaa o( Bethel 313, io a
n-1 raiaioa project by cwe-
puiaa a propeuin apaab-
e&t.l cliuer, 10 '-aa9t4 ~ s.-.,, ..., 14 .......
..... ol 4 ol .. Pd• ..
.. Meta bel Mu ..... poe.;
......... cl ....... pia
will att .. d a,......,,._,
II die IMM8I ol~ .........
llicu..t Cook. ~. ~ ia
11aocla.. aaucliu ot 1M
BeiMI.
............. ............
I CHIJil~HES I
1lruapf~lr t.,. ~
.. 0. • 1116 Ow'tr-... ~.,.,. W _ ...... ..,.
.. .., .... w•'fiORT-... ~ c:AU'ORNA
THE AMERICAM LUTHIRAM CHURCH
SERVICES: 9:00 •·•· f••ilr w.,,,.,, ' J .. ,., Ouudt
9:45 •·•· Gvrclt Sct...l &-A4vlt Cleu
11:00 •·•· Festive w.,. .. ,,
Th• Re•. J-•• G. llaht, ,., .. ,
Mr. Robert L. Larson, Lay Auaatllll
,.. ... S41-3631
For tbw u ""' of Got/
is lfllic!, ""' powu{t~l.
Ibid slttlrf'rr tltttrt ""~
tu o wtl:wtl .su nrtl, p irr ·
c'"t "''" to tl, tlillitl-
"'t lUIIrtt/rr nf .IOMf llrtt/
spirit. ""' nf tbw ;oirtl.l
lllf t/ "'tiff() N , tiff t/ iS II
di.scwNtrr nf tltw thnt~tbts
""' ;,,,,, of thw bwflrt.
.,.. ...... Ck.a'*
eli Oa•tw ..._
.. ,... .... 1"111111.....,
( l,J,,ut/ut 8111/w BOtUf J
SaJita Ana • Mepe'le -
D:.P. C. ....... ,,_
IUIQ)AT WtiCD
t :csa.a.....,..._.
Giant Wisteria planted at Garden O~ristion Science
S.,.,ices
nasT CIIV.C. Of'
CIIIII8T,ICIEH1WT
))()) Via Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
JI :COa.a NIP .. W tiJ .:()0 ............ ......
1:CI ..... D '•W ,\
WIDu.AY
642·1660
COSTA MESA
230 East Seventeenth Street
GJ Jlarre//
STUDIO OF CUll l ,:z. ,.-.r..-~---~
CLASSlS NOW FOUMNG
f'HONI NOW
P'O" YOU"
FREE BROCHURE
ON SECRETS ef IUUn
1519 N. Main St., Santa Ana
1
Top 0 ' The S.y -Vi. Lido I Newport Blvd.
Newport leech
--
FOOD and
GROG
AT THI JAMAICA INN e COitONA •t MAR
Wed. Nite Buffet
$2.50 from 5p.m. to 12p.m.
• DANCMS lilfHfll. Y •
...... : 011111 J-11.
'1ry Se•1tllfn1 In"
,., e 01,.__, COFFEE SHOP
..... t.at « L.-dt 1 I& 111 P.&
"PU11.1 .,.U IIY IUTr
~
210t E. COAST HWV.-0111 MUIO
IWtl• Ap•.-I & 28e._-2a...•
....... 00 ... 2P ... e -T-.JeC.....
One of the most outstand-
ina plant apec:imena in Sou-
them California waa planted
lall weelt at the Coffee Gar-
den, 262S E. Coau Hiahway,
Corona del Mar.
A wiateria vioe, nearly
duee~uuters or a century
old, and atandina 12 Ceet
tu,tl, with a aprea.t of from
SO to 60 feet, has been in-
stalled an a spec:ially de-
aianed planter and reflection
pool.
The wisteria vine becomea
the foca l point at the Coffee
Garden, uaed by many com-
muni ty arou~ for apec:ial
ptherinaa and edtibiu such
u ut and flower diaplaya.
Ernie Reynolds, principel
in the finn of Uneacb and
Reyno Ida, who haa been aa-
aiatina in the redeaian or
the &&rden, ILitea that other
rare planu, tteea and vinea
have been located and will
be planted. Amooa the more
exotic will be pelma from
South America. an eapeliered
Stcnocarpua .. fire whee I
b'ee," flowerina bush maa-
nolias, Japaneae maples ,
bromeliada, and other exo-
tic:•.
lnterealed apec:Latou at
the planlina or the wiateria
vine were members and orft,
c:ials of the Newport Harbor
Sc:nice Leaaue, aponsor of
the Coffee Garden. Theae
ladiea donate their time for
operatina and manaaina the
enterprise. Proceeds JO to
charity.
Leaaue members present
for the plantina or the wia-
teria included: Mra. Edward
A. Raulston, foundina pre-
aident o( tho Leeaue; Mra.
Ricbud Steele, firat Coffee
Oatden chairman; ~.. Peter
B. Hi II, preaident of the New-
port Harbof Service Lea,ue.
and H.E. Reynolda, land-
scape architect, who ia de-
aianina the Coffee Oatdon.
Newport Harbor Se"ic:e
Leaaue officora &MOUnce
that the ro-opeoina of the
completely reoo•ated Cof-
fee Garden will take place
durina tbo mon. of June.
Tho Scrrice L•po waa or-
pniud in Scp~em~r. 19S',
conaiauna ol 44 raembera.
for the purpoee ol reDderioa
the moat etrecli•• •oluoa.er
aemc:c in the welfare, cda•
cauonal, culllilnl aod cine
pbaaea ol our c:c111a•ilJ.
Mn. Rclwud A. llaalaton
wu elec .. cl •• lbe fooadioa
pnaideat, and re .. leca.d lbe
followina year.
Ia tho firat year ..,_ S.r-
.tce Lta .... 11 a pilot proo
jec&. orpaisecl tbe CoaDaD·
ity Vol•&aer Ban•. ia Older
10 oootdJaa• 1M •coara11 fiD._ ... wort wt• .. ................ ., ...
9:1~ e.•. -011 II e.•.
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:15-11 e .•.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEET1NO ., .•.
READING ROOM
....... .,.: 9 e .•. -s , .•.
........ .,: 9 e .•. -7:45 , .•. r., •• ,.., .,.,. '",...,=
9 •••. -s , .•. ; 7-9 , ••• ~: 1, .•. -., .•.
IECON:D caJIICII OF
~.KUHIBI
Newport Beac:b at
Coroaa de I Mu
1:» ........ ...,
a:oo..-. ....,_v ~
Luthenm Claurcla
Of 1M lilc.tar
Luftwraa
Olwdl ta .........
~ East Qaut JUPWQ
OWona .... liar
PAITOa PIMC CUte
rt.GM: oaw. 3-sm
SUNDAY !CHmUIZ
9 a.m. - -family worship
includina Sunday Cburdl
School
11 :00 a.m.-Wonblp.
AqTIST'S qc:NI)C:ql~G shows the new
look at the Coffee Garden, which is un-
dergolng extensive. improvement and en-
largement at 2625 ~-Coast Hwy.
3139 Eut Coa11 Hiahway
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9: IS e .•.
SUNDAY SERVICE 11 e.•.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 1:00 , .•.
READING ROOM -
first Baptist Church
(SOUTH~._N)
COaOMA DIL iiAa
COAST HWY. AT IIIIACARniU ..
The followina year, the
Service Leaaue, in c:oopera·
tion with other aervice cluba
in the area, c:o-sponaored
with tbe Volunteer Buteau
the fint "Know Your Com-
murli ty Beuer" aeries. The
Volunteer Bureau became in-
corporated in 1958 with the
elec:&ioo of a community
board.
In iu aec:ood year the New-
~~ Hubof Service Leaaue
eatabliabed a pi"Oif&m of
Philharmonic Previewa alona
with the Oranae County Phil-
harmonic Soc: i ely. After
havina brouabt Ibis bi&J'tly
succea.Cul joint venture to
maturity, the Leaaue aut-
rendered thia project to lhe
Philharmonic Society in
LEGAL NOTICE
CF:ftnriCATF: ()f" OIS0)"4.
nNUANCf. ()f" USF: A~0/()1\
ABANOON\f ENT Or
n c nnf'lus ~A\fr.
THE UNOERSICNF:O do bere-
t., certify tla•t, effective April
6l&, 1966 alley ceued to do
~iMU uder tJ.e ftCIItiOUOI
fina •-e of .. The B•yeide" et
4507 W. Cout Hipwey, -.. ... ,
pon Beaell, Califo,.l•, wblclt
b.ul-... r-erly co•-
poae4 of ale followill1 penoaa,
wtao.e ,_. a. r.n ud pl•cu
of reeid•c• art u follow•, to-
•h: CeotpJ. Ceyaor •d Ooro-
aly j. C.,-w. lab wife.
2.211 Tulia Av•ae, ~ewpon
&e~. C.Jiforala.
e-e ... ~ ••
CenUieate for treaaactloa of a..t-•d• IJae dove flcd-
t.Jo• ..... aad atnuvlt of
pelalieatloa dteroof, •• oe Ulo
la tM offlee of ale Cout1
CJort ol ~-.. Couty, •allor
tM pro•la'--of S.ctJoa 2466
of •• CIYII Co4e.
WlTNF.SS .. , laud• lAlla 14lll
.. , of April. 1966.
Si ..... , Gootp J. c.y ....
O.otlay J, C.,-.or
,..ll .. t April 28, 'I., S, II.
19, 19166, la •• Pf••,.n 8•"' ~: ..... ...... , ..... ..&1 I 1\!1 I w .....
Much of l96S.
In Much, 1959, the per-
manent ways and means pro-
ject. the Daniah Coffee Oat-
den, was opened and ataffed
6 days a week by members.
This projec t, now renamed
the "Coffee Garden," pro-
vides funds to support suc:b
comrrunity aaenc:ics 11 the ,
Volunteer Bweau, American
Field Service, Girls' C lub
ol the Harbof Area, family
Service Assoc:ia tion, Com-
munity Youth Conceru, Boys'
Club of the Harbor Area,
Oranae County Council of
Community Aaencies, and
the Convnunity Youth Cen-
ter. All of theae aaencies
have alao received the bone-
fit or volunteer leadenhip
aiven by Leaaue members.
In 1960, as a major cul-
tural rune: tion, the Service
Leaaue and the Newport Har-
bor Women'• Philharmonic
Society inau,urat ed the I.
Maanin Paabion Show in su~
port or the Oranp County
Philhumooic Soc:ioty'a free
aympboniea for youth.
The Leaaue .. tabliabed
muaical therapy Jli"Oarammina
at Pai"iow State Hoapital
in 1961. The followina you
tho proaram waa roorpnized
u ao occupa&ional dlerapy
prOIJam for toertaJO Jirla,
Membota alao worked at the
boapiaal ID an eclucati'fO
capechy for dloae children
not eli&ible to atteDd aa ,..
larded acbool. nb project
wa• reeotly &unad o.er to
the hoapital ucS ita a&atf.
ProtD 1961 to .. ......,&.
the Newport Harbor Senice
....... baa be I peel n .. ca
ud c:o-apouor ,.ilb lhe Pi••
Alta p...,.,,..jor an tbowa
at lh• Pll'filioa Oalle1J.
'" 1962 •e ......... co-apoeaond .-... lsatioa ol
11M Or•,. Cc.at Mu•r Cal...,, .... ,. ,,... ...,
edited .. ca ...... n.
Le .... 1 f ...... M!lft ................. --.....................
Chambers of Commerce: La-
pma Bcac:h, Costa ~ksa,
and Newport Bcac:b.
In 1964 the Children's Art
Woruhop was orpni1ed as
a cultwal project to offer a
propam of cteatjve Ut for
children or the community
between the aaea of S and
11. Children's work is dia-
played tbrouaboul the Coffee
Garden. The workshop con-
tinue• to expand. with claa-
sea beina added for older
children up to 14, as well as
many new experimental tech-
oiquea. A ac:holuahip pro-
pam alao haa been ostab-
liabed. aupported entirely
by the Leaaue.
3139 East Coall Hiahway w..a. Olley a: 10 •·"'· -l , .... .
....... ..,: 10 ··"'· ....... .
7•7t.SO , ••• ; 9-9t3D ••••
Frtoiley: 10 •·"'· • 4 ,.. ••
You •e cordially invited to
attend Ouarch Servic:u and
to use the Readina Room.
Dr. Cbuloa L. \1c:Ciain
.n. .. M /'tUtor t~221t
SUNDAY SCHOOL ••••• ta.S ••
MOaMtMG WO.IH" ••• 1 h. ••
TaAIMIMO UNION..... •• ,....
IVIMINC WO.tltU'.-7tJI ,.-.
WIDMISOA Y SlaV1CI 7a1S ,.-.
MUttSiaY f'aOVIDID
3262 a, .. ~ Street, Mew,.rt Heithts
luloiWIIWU& 111 Gol'~fJimrnl,
U,b/,,·aJ,,. Tlarolo~y. Evan~"lacolan lla.s.~wn
Ch1uch School for all aae s, 10 a.m. Sunday
Sunday wouha(l at 11 a.m.
Nursery Care Provaded
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Coast Club to elect
1\e C.C..t wa..•a Cld
~eo... del Mit em bold
it.l -•IJ l•c~ ...... ._
iq T .. .-,, ~ 17, at ••
lm• Cout C:0.117 Clolt.
Woalea'a Civic: Club ol a-.
dea <Aove, ud Mrt. AU"
........ ot .........
Beach Woman • 1 Club.
T'be Coaat WomcD' a Ct.~
will meet for loncheoo J ....
1 at tbc R..._ E. lAe
noatiD& f81laUI&Dt.
Elec1ioa ol omc .. will be
Mid.. lleports will be made
aboot a. diurict CGPatioa
•ld at Dian_,lud Ho&el,
wbere aa award waa u•• eo ELAYIE 118011111 1m
.. club f« aclt.olarallipe. ADYAICED STUDY QUIT
An accOWlt ol .. Biauiat ,.L. tbr ..... ~a. Elayne Brook1naa. a ou ... Maaanalud" will be teacher at Corona del Mar
P¥eD by Nn. Ytraiala Wal6-Hiah S cbool I anauaae de-
lllaD ol Bueu Pad, who partmcnt, has rece1ved a
made a trip to Muic:o City nauonal defenae act 1 rant
aad Guatemala ia february. for attendance at the N DEA
She will conduct a atyle lnsutute for Advanced Study
lhow o1 wo•n articlea and 1n Span1&h and J apanue.
aad tell about dte cuatoroa The Lnslltute 11 part of lhe
o( the country. Umversuy of Ha"a11. Clu-
Mra. Ray Nielaen annou.n-ses will start June 20 and run for 7 weeks.
J_.c.aoa~oe~ll.
Every garment
giYef' our meticuaous, individual CJttef'tlon,
from the first careful mark-in to the finol
check-out. ... c ... -....... .....,..
IILET • , .... ,., L COAIT IIIWAY-
COIM*A Da. IIAa
CUSTOM HOMES -REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Penonalued ~r' It,
DOH E. ELDER
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
:J3 V~:.r~ Ill ,,. '['''' 1 ~~-•
l t 1S llvd 61J.()IU
OUTST~NDING STUr:lC:NTS were presented with E.I.
Moore memorial awards during public schools week by
Seafaring Mar VIsta Masonic Lodge of Newport 9each.
Here are the t:orona del Mar High School winners: from
left, Tom Peltason, Laurey Kramer, Jerry Hornbeak,
Kathy March, Diane deForest and Cappy Lynch. In the
early days of the Harbor Area "Eddie" Moore was a
school board member as well as the first worshipful
master of Seafaring Lodge.
cea that the winner of lbe The lnsutute mcmbcri "'Ill
.. womu olthe year" award take couues Jn CIVIIIzauon,
ia ~. W.L. Hubert oC the applied llnJUIIUct> and ad-
S.ta Aaa 'loman'• Club. vanced methodoloay, lanau-
R&JDDCrl4p are \tra. Roben aae pracuce. A full proaram
Daily ol Anaheim Ebell, \trs, of folk sonas. dance films,
Mra. Ray [)oD&bey of the and s1de Lnps 11 prov1ded by
r---------------------------------------------------------------------~th~e~L~n~s~u~w~t~e~.
Bob Nay heads Boys Club
Boy a' Club boud membera
elected to offi ce for the yeat
were inatalled yeaterday at
a luncheon meetina held at
&ally'• Reataurant.. 212 E.
17th St., Coata ~aa.
Robert Nay aucceeded Roy
McCatdle aa board preaadent.
Mel \1iller ia ht vice-preai-
dent; Ed \1iltenbura, 2nd
vi ce prcaident; Everett Rca,
secretary; and '>onaldHuddle-
aton, re~lected treaaurer.
Incumbents e lecsed to the
board ue Wi liard Courtney,
8. Jamca Glavaa, Robert
Nay, Jackaon Hoatetler, Del
Manacla and Roy \1c:Cardle.
Mayor Willard Jordon ia a
newly elected member of the
board and Georae lloaa n
waa appointed to fill the un-
eapired tenn of Art \1<:Ken-
zie. Both ,._.. Mc:Koozic and
JG1ut w• were aPI'Oint.ed to
the Advisory Boatd. • • •
The billiard team made up
olclubmembeta Bill \tutch1e,
Tom Martin, Jim Wood and
bro ther• Bob and Jerry Kal-
aer woa the runner11p IJopny
in dle 26th annual Sectional
Billiard Tournament apon-
aored by Soya' Cluba of
America aod the American
Billiard Coopeu. Compel·
ina in the tournament hosted
by the Boy a' Club of Buena
Put were t.eama from La-
JU.D& Beach, Santa :\na, Gat-
den Grove, Pullerton and La
Habra. • • •
Summer camp rcaervationa
ue beina taken at the Boya'
Club for a week's vacation
co Camp Norris in the San
Bernardino \1ountaina. The
camp period ia June 20 to
June 17 and lbc roe i• $12.1
1be camp ia owaed IIDCl
operat ed by the Paaadena
Boys' Club for boy a 8 throuah
14 yean o( aae.
Gary going to Boys' State
Senior Gaty Lon& baa been
selected aa Corona del \iar
Hiab School'• Boy a • State
repreacntative for the 1966
aeuon. He will apend 8 daya
thia awrrner in Sacramento
puticipatina in a mock atate
aovemment.
Gary waa aelccted by the
faculty of Corona del \1ar
Hiab School. Each teacher
was uked to nominate 3
atudenta for the poat. Gary
waa named the winner after
the final tabulation. The
teacben aelected the atu-
dent.l not only on the around•
of acholaatic achievements,
but alao on their interest in
atudent acti•itiea and leader-
ahip ability.
Gary haa been awarded the 1
E. I. \toore \1aaonic Award as
lbe outstandina boy in hia
clan.
Absentee vole info given
Eliaible abaen&ce votera
may cut theit ballou for the
June 7 pr~es from now
lbrouab \tay ) 1 at the vot.era
reaiatration department, 1119 e. ChealnUt St.. Santa Ana.
Tbe howl ue 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. \ionday throuah Priday.
Thoae unable to vote dUI·
ina tbia time may requelt an
abaent.ee bellot by writina ror and fi llina out the pro-
per application form.
LEGAL MOTICE
N011Ct TO CREOITORS
SUPERIOR COURT Of TRP:
STATE Of CAUfORNJA fOR
THE COUNTY Of ORANCE
No. A· S3874
Ea&ate of DANIEL N. \te-
CARTY, Oeeeuecl.
NOnCE lS HEREBY CIVEN
LO tile c:reclhon of tM alto••
... eel cl•eecleat &iaat all per-
__. laa•lac clabu •a•iut t.lae
-.icl cleeecleat are reqalrecl to
fila t.la••· wlt.la da• aee ... wy ... ct..,., ia tM office of dao
dull: of t.lae ••• nth loci coan.,
• to ,...nt da .. , wlt.la t.la• ...
c.-oary ... c~~.,., to t.la• ucler-
elpo4 • c/o R-0041, Reffer-
... SMoa 1 c-r-. Auor.eyo
Ill L-. SUS Vla Llclo. Newport
.-. CaJHo,.la. w~c.la I• t.lae
pl11e0 of ~--... of t.lae ••-•••4 1a all .. u.,. pertuiac
te t.la• Ntato of aalcl 4eco4nt..
wlt.lala ala •oetb of\er ae
Qnt ,dllcatloa of t.lala aotlc•.
Dated April 19, 1966
'1.\RYO!f 'kCARTY
'hryoe McCarty
laoeat rla tf t.lao Will ef t.lao
... ,.. ....4 44H:o4•al
......... a.n..-.SMoa • c-.... ~·at lA• IUSY .. LW. :ns:o ..... Cali ... '-
Aat • .,. .., uec.-i• r.w.. A,U 11. ., s-n • ~ ....... ,...,... .... •r-•
The fo llowina are the rea-
1001 wbicb make a peraon
elipble to vote abaentee:
1. E~pect to be abient from
precinct oo election day.
2. Because of pbyaical
diaability.
). Rcaide more than 10
milea from the nearest poll-
in& place.
4. Rcliaioo prevents voter
from auendina.
S. Reaide within pl'ecinct
owned by United Statea.
6. TwciYe or leu reaiat.er-
ed •ot.era in yow precinct.
In addition. and by new
196S lepalation. any peraon
who canJlot be in precinct on
electioa day becauae ol cir-
c:umat.Mcea anatnt after
May 31 may peraonally vote
at tbe Voters Repatratioo
Department up 10 S p.m. oa
JUDe 6, provided a proper
lffidavit ia aiped by the
applicaa t. lbe affidari t will
be IDpplied by the Couaty
Clerk.
War ~l.en may apply up to
~ p.m. oe J.-e 1 ro. .. ..u
mail COPJ ol abl~tee ballot.
proYicSed it ia nOamecl ~ S
p.m. oo Jcme 6.
.. YUIIIIIIIUT OF
111-AIUIIII
Wi• ~--. "· ot 117 lOdl SL, Weat Newport, .tied
Sat-*Y, MaJ 7, ia S.ta
AM. •• .._.meet 1a .. ..... --to. .... peat 43 , ....
Mrs. RoeM. a udn ot Nc.w.,. it Arrin4 ~ •
.. ......... , .... ot Ne•·
... 8Mdl. ,_.,.. atnicea ... a.-14
a& .. ·I~OCiilhay aaa,tl
Ia Coua Mtu.. lat-t ................ ~ ..
Pld, C.• ...
THE FINANCIAL
INSTITUTION THAT
PUT THE "S" IN
SERVICE
N
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A OOWNEY SNACK
SAVINGS < SHOP v
1.1.1 2:: a: 0 ..... .....
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PLAZA
Do"' nt'\' Sa'1ngs and Loan ts now m ~t>wporr ~ch and offt>nn~ tht' ...a~ qualm <ot'l'\'lCt' that
has bt'co~ tht' Assoc1anon s tradt' mark m us othn arns
You art' cordially mvutd to stop m and g't"( acquamttd -~·t' "''" ha't' ··l.lmt' mffr't' a -;mall
~Tnt'nto. and a surprt!it for vou
At tht' samt' llmt' vou ma y want !0 o~n a savm~s at~ounl 7 n(l\<. tl('\' a\ lll~S offers •J
ma.umurn tarnang plan for n~ry nttd \Vh~het you rtqUllt' a Q\1n~s acmunt wHh ansrant
laqUidlly or a mttl111m or long-rtrm plan "'·uh ha~het nmm~s-Do"' nt'\' Savm~s can ful fill
your rtqulre~nts with our savmgs program whach off~s Au1h1htv anJ h1~h !'('tum fm ~\('r\
sa~'t'r Savmgs accounts a!'(' msurt'd 10 S 10 <XX> bv tht' Ftd~ral Savm)o'!" and Loan In urancr
Corporauon. a pmnant'nt a~ncy or ch~ Unit~ Stat~ eo,~~nt Stop m and ~' hello-''('
"'''II ~ looltang ror vou Hours 9 --4 Fnday 9-('.
' .. TilE ASSOCIATION THAT CARES"
N EWPORT BEACH OFFICE
~
3Q43 WESTCLIFF DRIVE
T.lephona 643-6833
AND LOAN ASS OCIATION
l'm«)R SAX (Coaa) MOO. -
Call U 1-4977 (6-9)
CLARINET (Conn) S6S -
Call u , .... 917
.~OTONE Tr~naiator bear-ina lid. sso. 64~0904 -
642,..3228•
TAPE llt.L.UROER ~ Lloyda.
All &nnais&or. Like aew.
S35. OR s-2419. (5-26).
OUNCAN PHYfl!, dro~leat
table, 4 c::baira, S40. 673-
6919•
SNIPE 64 Fiberalass like
new w/tratler, cover full
eq11ip. 673-5205-
SEARS 4 burner 30 inch Gas
Ranae. wide oven, clock
and timer. Like new, $50.
675..0074. (~-12)
OOX TRAILER, 4 ft. ll 7 ft.
solid axle, lasac tires, '66
license. S40 675-0074 (5-12)
'57 SUPER. SUICK, full pwr.
Jt\.Lf, aood uanaponation
cas. SlOO caah. 675..0074
(5 12)
1965 LAKEWOOD Deluxe
\iob\1 Home -10 lt 50 plus
2 cxpandos, many extras.
Askin& .S6500. Adult Park,
890 W. 15th St., Space 88,
Nwpt. Bch. 6-'6-9129 (5-12)
DAVENPORT -Green wi lh
aold flecks, like new S75.
548-3094. (s-26)
O'KEEFE .l \tERRITI 4
burner liS ranac lOp ariddle
-aood con. S25. 675-5179.
(5-26)
Y A.'-tAH-. 'Jtand Ptano 5'7"
walnut. Exce l. con. 3 yrs.
old. Sl200. 545-5966(.5-t'f
22 cu. ft. cheat freezer,
Sl25. 545-5%6.(5-1QI
26' \tONTEREY cbasacter
boat, aJuaed ball, 12,400
or trade. 646-53oo-
':1\0. Conv. '61 1\Jr/power
Xlllt. con. S23RS. ~~~-5038• .. --------·-----------
STEREX>-COUN CEL. A.\4--FM
4 sp. reeord playet-Sl95
673-1029-
1965 CHEVY Sport Van. All
extraa , cooveu lO camper.
t269S 675-3613. (6-16)
HA.\4\tOND used console,
Sl ,SOO. 494-636fl-
ANTIQUE French prov. di-
van newly upbol. beiae/aold
SlSO. 673-6477•
WAP f'LE IRON-double, res-
taurant type. 140. Ca ll
OR S..3895•
~IA~R-. c.yclo rnauaae.
be•ae rechoina chair, like
new w/pa.ran\ee, paid over
'400, will take S250. Call
673~8$1 6 (6-23)
CHORD ORGAN nearly new. •too. 644-06.58. (6-16>
~IPE ~ Tra.let, Good Con.
t SSO. -OR 3-9453•
11' BRON~E G.E. refna.
US. 6H-ll04. 219 Bay-
aide Viltaae. NB. (5-l 2)
APT. size atove, 4lbumera,
SJO. Call 673-4841 eves.
(5-26) '
'S8 T-Bird conv. excel. S750
Ll 8-2131 OR 3-4157.
electric sian, 3'18' plutic
face, 2 11dea. 1110. Pb.
642-3681 or 6~S7S•
'61 PQ\In-.c Catalina. full
powc, tl .~. 671-5454•
ANSCO 3S \4M Super 'Aemar
f-2, 3 lenaea, liibt meter.
16S. -MJ 6-4173•
CAMPER, Qaaeom 11' w/
naylbina -11300, OR 3-
1St,.
PllBBZBR -S ca. fL -.,od
wodiaa c:oeclilioe. 646-1283•
DIAMONDwald •d bracelet,
l .. ea, II .ti-..cla, aet in · ,a 1 . la•nd lor flUS
..... S41~J3
........
WALNUT a. ':&\h,wona , ..... etiU ne.
MAPLI! Bldf•t. $50 -0~ ). ....
·SMALL Boa Tnile.r,. wltop,
ClooA tire•. -.,o, -67~1767•
MNIOO. Spinet Piano-tSOO
67s.oo7~
11' a..ASSPARCabin CNiaer
JohaiOftMtl. Ttailer, n traa
like new. $2100 CH 9_..6i".
18~ POOT KAYAK -2 aea~
er with paddlca. Oood caa-
ditioo. 190, or beat offer.
Call 673-2201 after 6 p.m.
(6-16)
'S7 T-BJRO -Hard and toft
topa. Good conditioa, many
xtraa. Power SLR.&H.tl79S.
U 8-3111 eves. (6~0)
14' SLOOP, ex. coad. uw
uailet. $4'75. OR 3-4609.
OR l-26SS•
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S S~E
TS 166 448
~otice ia hereby pvea rllat oa
\fay 19, 1966, at ll :A.~ .• lhe
Lasarde Corporatioa, a Califo,.
• ~~oia corporatioa, aa TI"'Latee t.y
subsLitotio.D by • iaatrot'Deat ia
writias dated April lS, 1966,
recorded iA lhe oHic:e of lhe
CoiLDty Recorder of ()raap
Cooaty, CalifOf'llia, oa AP'il
19, 1966, iJa Book 7905, Pap
Z71, which .. betiratio.a waa
made DAd Ji•-pv•••t &o t.lae
term• of t.laat cenala Deed of
Trut dated \lan:ll 19, 1964,
uec uted by [. Cerry Cllbert
aad LoaU.a C. Cilbert, .....
bud aad wife, •d re<:()rded
\larch 23, 1964 i• Book 6972,
Pa~e .01 of official record. ia
the oHice of t.lae Recorder of
0tup Couty, Califoraia, wtll
sell at public auc:tioa to bi8but
btdder for c•t. (payule at time
of s ole ill Jawfal •ooey of the
U a.it~ St .. es) at the taaiA eo-
truce of lhe Newport Beach
City Hall, 3300 Newport Boale-
vard, 'lewport Beach, Coaaty
of :)raap, Stet e of Califo1'11ia,
all risbt, title aad iatereet coD•
veyed to .. d aow held by It
under said Deed of Trust ia the
property sitaet e ia the-Coooty
of Orange, tate of Californi a ,
dt'scrtbed as: •
Lot 14 iD Bloclt n, Rive-r
~ctioa, LD the Cttv of 'ole-
port Reach, u sb'owa oa a
\lap thereof ~corded io Rook
4, Pa1e 25, '4isc:ellaaeou
'4apa, .-eeord. of aaicl Qr.af!e
Cou ry.
Said ••le will be ••de, bot
wit.laoat coveo•t or warT•tY,
e.apress or i•plied ref!'lrdto~
title, pos•e .. ioa or e1u·um•
bruces, 1.0 p•y tbl' upatd
prilacipal Sllt'D of the 'lote "'e-
cued by said o~d of Tnast,
to-wit: $20,249,30, w1th laterest
t.laet>eof &om ~o•ember I, 1965,
•t the rate of 6.6'\ per aana111,
aa la said Dole provided, t~
setber witb adv•ces oader the
term• of said n~d of Trnat;
fees, charges u d u peasea of
the Tru.stee sad of the Tr11et
ere .. ed by saod Oeed of Trost.
The beDeficiary oDder said
Oeed of Traat, by reaaoD of the
breech or defaoh iJI the oblij!s-
tioaa se.cared Iller,.&)', hereto-
fMe e aecuted aad de-h vered to
the IUiderstped a w riiii'D Oe·
clarsltoa o[ rlefault aDd Oem•d
for sale, aad wrilleD notire of
breach lllld elecuoa CD caose
the oDdersiped to sell saJd
property to s ausfy saod obli--
llallooa, aad thereafter oa j aa~
ry 10, 1966, the ll.Ddersiped
caaaed satd ~otice of Rreaclt
aa.d of fJectioD lQ sell to k
~corde.1 10 Book 7807, Psge
22 of said f)ffictal Record..
Oate: -\pr il IS, 1966
The Lasarde Corporattoo
~>of-is Cro~oD
Aothorued Sipatue
P-ablish: ~pril 2:8, '4ey !l, 12,
1966, iD the ~ewpon Rubor
f:aaip
IRYIIG MUIOI1l AliT DISPLAYED tl lAiiUIA trv~n e Manoir, Corona del
\tar arlut. will hold a spe-
c tal uhibit of has p&lntJn&s
thas monlh at Dante's Pane
Arts Gallery an Laauna
Beach. A prevtew showtn&
and reception will be held
th11 Friday everuna. \1ay 1 ),
at tbe aallery.
Mr. Manoir was fonnerly on
the faculty of the Art lnstl-
tute o f Chicaao and haa ca·
b1bated his p aintJna• 1 nd
tl'eciat ccr•ic creauona an
the aaJierica of Marshall
Field A Co., the Biltmore
Salon and Cowics Gallenee
1n Loa Allaelea, dte Milwau--
kn Art lnatitute, WalhinJ'
tDD, O.C., and the Camelie
lutitute.
CAIIILUOftl.
IIIYU ICIATCIIII
Mire Milier, 19, cf lSll
Vi•ca Dr.. Bay Aclrea, a
atDdeat at UCI, loet cootrol
d Ilia car at 1:30 p.m. Pri-
clay. May 6. -,.c.Artlw.t
Bl..t. .._ PGrd Rd., Eat
BWJ. n. car rolled o•a.
'-ockiq .,_a win f•ce
-' 3 poela Wan ludj••
riltU 1W. ... Mire •.tr•ed
a ............... . ................... ................... .........
~'
G~OUNI)fl~C::.~KJNG was held May 11 for the Orange
County ~lrport ofilce of United California Sank, on the
northwest corner of MacArthur '3lvd. and '3irch ~ve. in
the Irvine Industrial Complex, in the 9ack '3ay area of
Newport CJeach. The bank wi II invest some $85,000 In
fixtures, fumlt.ure and equipment. the $115,000 building
will be leased from Gerald Chazan, contractOf, repr~
sentlng the owner, Huntington Seach Shopping Center.
Occupancy is expected in the fall of 1966. UCCJ was
represented at the groundbteaklng by executive vice-
president Frederick Huber, vlce..president Chules CJall-
lle and uslstant vic~esldent ~d Johnstone from the
L~ headQuarters; Lee Hasenjaeger, vice-president, Santa
Ana; C::dgar ~. Hill, vice-president, Newport CJeach; H.G.
Stokely, manager, ~th--Santa Ana ~fflce.
From the Police BloHer
(Continued from paae 3) h pukana an t t ~· Balboa, was stolen from the Ate ca at W. Coaat Hwy.
and Park ~ve::Ca ~ Bat= girls' JYm at llarbor Hi&h and Newport .Blvd.; Mrs . Gibb
lallftd at 3·SO Oo . . .Harold lluao Condry, suffered bnuaes and abra-
thy R . e.s~z ;i~) B~ ,t:; ~~~ Holmwood !)r .. Newport siona to her. arms and face
Or told I'' Y lle•gbts, water department and complaaned of severe
mo.v, d SSpoO f•ce some, 0
1ne rc-foreman, backed a sk1p load· cheat paina; she was taken e rom a e ter an H H · 1 ..1 be 'lbo • b er anlo 2 gas pum(ls at the to oaa osp1ta ... A su11-
r mal
1
'" ·. · T rbaee !een: caty yard, 5Q2 Superior \ve., board worth s25 was stolen
;:er~ s to elba P•ll~d na. an~ West :-lewport He1ghts. from the aaraae of James
rom e res• ence o \1cJ)ooald 409 Belvue L
Mrs. Evelyn Poster, 200 Friday, :.Aoy 1., Balbo ' Bur 1 kn.,
15th St., Centul Newport B1ame Ursm, 3001 llarbor Lei rl1a. · · 1 ~ ar's:C a
. .Vandals shot • BB VIeW Or .• Harbor View Halls, rbce "':'!_ va uef ~.t . romD
throuah a plate glass wan-told police burglars took an T boresluc;;ncde 0 . ,..aurface5307·
\•F\ . ur w a ent1st o dow at Factory El«;<:UOntcs. o\ .-I rad1 o, a patr Se h ' Dr ?I 'N
425 31st 'it., 'Nest Newport, of bmt~ulau. and a pen aa ore ·• est ' ewport.
caua•fll S200 damaae. re-wort.h S2Q5 from a vacant
lEMlER UKIYE STAlin
Mark A. Soden, member of
the Newport Beach law flfm
of Harwood, lieffeman, So-
den and Corfman, has been
named aa co-chairman for
Newport Beach, Costa Meaa,
Corona del Mar, lluntinaton
Beach and Fountain Valley
for the American Bar Assn.
membership drive bein& con-
ducted this month.
SECRETARIES TO MEET
"What's yow uyle, u a
seminar ror secretaries, will
be held this Saturday, \tay
14, at Oranae Coast Colleac
by the Bahia Chapter of tbe
National Secretaries Assn.,
in cooperation with OCC.
1:::! HAR80R E'4SICJit THURSDAY, •v 12, t• S£C1101! --Pw i OORQ!IA DEL MAR. MU F.
Greeter lunct.l today
A joilll ....... -•a ..... da• vppu;Ciiiill_, to ... ~ .. Col&a ... aa Ch?lhr'a troduc• lb.••'"' ao4 .. u
na• .ttacado. OCIIIIilli .... Ud abotat their Ml lnea1 .,..
lbo omclal CltMten •ill ... tioa.
bold at aoaa todl)', May tl, S.Um H. Praaltltn it chair-
at tho Sportamu reata•Mt, "*' o( lhe td~aca&ioa cctD-
1670 Newport Blvd., Cotta ndn.ee, and JobD Connell
Mua. heade Lh6 Official Or .. &ere.
The apeaker will be Supt.
Leland Newcomer of tho
Newport-Meal Unified
~hool District. Hit topic
will be ''Plana ol Lbe uni-
fied diauict."
Theao arec&er lunchoona
•e tho .. ,et acquainted"
mcetina• of tho c~ta Meta
Cbambor. All attendina are
MAMlD ftttl ItT A lAPPA
Kaduyn 81eanot Youna.
202 Via Palenno, Udo tale,
aeoior In hl110ry at USC, haa
been elected to Phi Be'-&
Kappa, tho national ac:hol••·
tic honor aociety. Sbe ia ooo
ot 43 USC atudenu recoivina
the honor.
Shep&C.,.n ......... ,_, ........ _, ..... .... ., ... ......,,.,...
0,. IlL I frt. IIIIMS "'Il ......
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS -AU. SIZES -AU. TYPES 'hllll•• a: Jkbea 7·IDI
.a~s...._ IIIIL ......... ta~
SHOPS AND SERVICES ported Dean R. c;almans house at 1106 Pescador Or.,
• .. A Schwinn racer bicycle Oover <ihores; they also
worth 180 was s tolen from squutcd glue on the noor
the aaraae of Orvil Hem-and rx•ureJ <;an•-flush '" the
atreet, 434 Redlands ~ve., sinlc ... Oonald L. llartman,
Newport Heights .•. Buratass 30, of 1812 'Y. Ba> ~ve.,
broke anto the home ol R.K. Cenual 'lewpoll, was ar-Save Time And Money-Call An Expert
Vanhook, tKn -\lder Pl.. res ted 1n fronl of 12q Opal
F..aat Bluff, a nd took an ~J-o\ve. on Balboa Island on a • AIR CONDITIONING
miral set valued at snq. . . charge of drunk In rubhc at
Charles S. 0'\talley II, 24, l:30a.m ... TbcronJ. Kelly,
of the shap "C)olano" of New-22. of 11-''-1 30t.h St., West
pott Harbor was anested at :'-lewport. was anestel! at
W. Coast ltwy. and Rivet&tde Patk \ve. between Sapphlfe
"ve., \tanner's \tile, on a anJ ')tamond \venues on
char~ of Jrunk an pubhc at Ba lboa h land on a char&e
1:! :-45 a.m ... 'Jeotge B. Ro-of Jrunl '" publ1c at I 0:15
SMJTH BIOS. CO.
He.tfng -Air
C... ditionl ng
Sh .. t ...... l
1640 Superior A•e.
Ll a.SSJl
berson, 2::!211 Channel ~d.. ta~rdoy Mo 7
Balboa, told pollee someon(. E'·' d' \ YS II f L • APPAREL -~EN --•-f"' . ::.uwar .. ca et o os ""'"' unuaw ..,Jy cn\etecl baa bouse .a.A. 1 •-ld 1 .... and IJ-.de .r the becboom --.e ea ... po ace wal ,a
blthroom ~... .. h h · 8-foot Saoot boat valued at ...., a.Hc en; ow-,2116 1 f dry
ever. they wete ktnd enough was s to en rom •
to leave behanil them a hoc· dock s lorag~ rack at the
key gam, anJ ~ roJs and Balboa '\ acht Bas'"· 8!9
reels n .., Pr ., • Ba)stdc '"lr ... flmolhy Tur-. . . aane '· 1ne, .... lu , 1 f 007 of 125'7 lade <\ve .• Balboa ngtnn. -. u I F.. Bal-
ls laoo. became diU) and boa Blvd .. Ra_lboa, a student
.I!AI DAIIL
ettef' Dresus & Sportswear
AccesJOriu and Gifts
Newporter t,., OR > 1700
Westcliff Plozo Ml 2~24U
Newport Beocn
111 as a result of wh1 plash at Or<~nge (t,ast Colle~t,
she suffered In an auto acca-was arre,tcJ at c:;av-on r>rua • AUTO REPAIR
dent anJ was taken to lloaa 'itore,I0201nlne \ve.,West·
Hospllal. .. Luke ;,. '\ooJ. chff Center, on a charge of
220 f)pal <\ve .. Ba lboa Is· shopltftlng a perfume-colo-
land, reported lhat unknown gne set wott.h S4 at 4:30
suspects ransacked a bed-p.m .. the ~outh wa nabbed
toom at has resadence Jurtng b-. an e~plfl~ec , R.lt Cri r-
a party and r..:moved a watch pen .. ·"''netv Jollars worth
and .• th .. 70 .-of coms wa, stolen (tom a rau10 wor • . . . ... r-bed
nest \1 . '4athan, 53, a con-room at. the home of
atruction supcrantendent of Jammy llllngswort.h. 516
1424 Irvine ~ve .. Ha;bor fcrnleaf \ve .• Corona del
lhahlands, was &nested at \tar. .. James fvans, owner ~von <;t, and ~avera•de nr.. d t.he o\-O,lOr 'Vandow and
Newport lie 1ahts, on a char· C)creen Co., 1640 o\vun Sl.,
at of drunk dravma at !:10 Newport Hc •ght~. reported
a.m ... Buralars borke into that burglar<> attempted to
C• Service
''Imported''
From Tune-ups to Overhlllls
JAGUAR Specialist
S.CS.I941
2221 Herbor, C.M.
FRAI-fK ROMERO
elabll.,ed '" lhle -• atnce t9.SJ
For tunc-ups, service and
repa1 rs or any car.
J016 £.COAST HIG+iWAY
e c10e • hom &-rt• J e-J,.
Pb~ 67J.~22
&be cottaac of \11 hired G. break open a loclc on the
Stephani, 111 28th ~t., '.\est aarage us~ng an ax but fall-• AUTO SERVICE
'4ewport, damaaed a table ed to gam cnu y ... <\ ve-1-G_A_S_&_O_I_L ____ ....__
lamp and sl<llc a toaster 4 h1cle dnven b)-Betty J. p111~s.and a lamp wort.h ,·37. 'libb, 3f\, of 1045 \ttaston
Thwnday, Moy S
Annelte \t We11sman, ~.
d 229 Camatton -\ve., Cor-
ona del \tar, uappcd on a
defective portion or driveway
at 330 \1arauerite <\ve . and
fell to the p ound, brcakina
her aJasses , which cut her
eye ... Lu\(len C. Cryer. 27.
ol 215~ 32nd St., 'Neat New-
port, was arrested at b11
rea1dence on a warrant of
diaturb1n& lhe peace at 3 :20
p.m. . .Officer ~tan Leroy
Oamer, 24, of 4114 E. C<>&at
Hwy., Corona de I ~. back-
ed his police unct mlO a
parked car owned by Frank
J . O'Conner, 1700 Kinaa
Rd., Cliff Ha•cn, at W.
C.at Hwy. neas 61at St. in
Weal Newport. .. o\ tonneaa
cover, aear knob and coat
qJoed at S6l were aiDt.D
from a a~ta car oweed by
Keane th L . l'bonll, 420 E..
ISch St., Cliff tlaYeft, perted
at l6d\ St. and Ne.pcrt
BlYd. in Weat Newport. • •
Wilbur L . ~rca, Sl , ol107~
3ln4 St., Weal Newport, waa
1neat.ed in the alley at
Ocean Pt. bet•oen 32Dd ud
Drd Str .. ta on • char,. of
drwllt ie public al ll :20 P·•·
••. A Swiu ntch ud biU·
(old wofda tlll .... stoa..
ftola the btd at 8aJ PL
Mid s..,.-.. Awe. • &.1-
boe Jala..s, repclltecl hN
()'Cal ....... -.. ..... ""· .. 4.-.. .... .......
.. • ,, --" AM. ...... ,.,. tc ..... .
St., Cosl& \1eu, struck an
Wlknown obJect neas tbe
LC::L~Nr) ouv~~. president
of an advertising i-nd public
relations firm in Orange, w
been elected vict-1)resldent
of the Orange S:mplre ~ru
'3ot Scout Council. He Is
chaiiTI\ln of the Coutecll's
Sea Scout comml ttee and
serves as commodore of the
Sea Scout CJase In Newport
Cleach. He is a graduate of
USC and member of tht
Friends of the llbt&ry of
UCI_. l'lwlng World War n he
served on staff of Navy COit-
YCit c~Odotes.
SHELL ')IL CEALER
Al..l.. Sf ATr .,.OTO" CI..U't
flt"'&II(•S ....... ~frL. Al,.ICN•4r:N T
e a...Ur"' CHIP ST.A'-IPS. TVHIIt•
U ... "'tQHT LV!H'•CATIO .. I"OU:C OOICtt·UP A"fOO<'L.IVr:-.v
BILL C'-NN\HC
UOI C. Co••t H•y. ol Cold..., rod
Corone d•l Wor, 6 7 S.ZII4
IEAUTY SALOH
CINDERELLA
Uttl• girl'a aalon, IJMCiol-
r~lrtg In hair cu.\ting and
atyllrtg. 8y oppointntent
only. 130 E. 17th St., C.M.
Suit• K • 642-3689.
CARPIMTRY
CAIIP.TIY
....... & .................. ............
Me~,_ .... ,
11.0 ... ..... sa.a1n
... ---...... 6-2JP2
• CONTRACTORS
SPACE PROBLEMS?
New ond remodel1ng
Resid.ntiol ond commercial
Licensed • Free estimates
C.H. CROHSHEY CO.
~73.5421
COW"'L.t:TC .. & .. OOCL.tN O
AHO -~~'~"
..._ CON.TtotVCTtO H
1111 Pitts
GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTOR
c o .... wv.c••'-... ,..o Rl[a•o~T'
3t2 M••ovc••Yc. A ve ..,.., e
COIItONA D .. L. MAlt CALl,.
...... O NF 4575 3038
• DRY CLEA.HING
-" /1 .. 6;1~ ~ENID
Profcaaional and IMJd&et day
cleanan1 -(Ut ICIVICC -
-quality ~rk -
aclf aervice laundry.
Fi n• ahed Laundl y
Aacncy
llOt E. C.eet Hwy., COM
67)..9~5
• FIBERGLASS
CrystolinM CorpcHotion
Costing Resins & Moldt
Fiberglaaa Motertol s onJ
Supplies -Ll f\.-0292
1626 Plocentia, Coato Meso
• RESTAURAt4T
I E R K S H I R E' S . ....... .,
LUNCHEON-DINNE R
COCKTAILS
ORiole l-4J40S
34SO VIA OPORTO
Newpon Beach
• FLORJST
FLOWERS FOR
AL.L OCCASIONS
DrMMrl Tosh
"HARBOR AMA'S OLDEST
FLOif Eflt SHOP• •
lUI MIWPORT ll VD.
.. 6..4419
c. ....... .
• JANITORIAL
MR. KLEEN
• Carpet Cleaning
• Floor·Slrippang
.and waxing
• Windows
Complete Cleaning
Servke. CALL-
646-4977
• JEWELERS
WALLACE CALOERHEAO
J £1 ELER
31~3 F. Coast Ht&h•ay
Cotona del ~ar
O~•ole l-22SO
•MARINE HARDWARE
~
WI LCOX.CitiTTINOEN
HAitOWAitE
N..tptleul e._,,._ ... "'
1100 W. C..at Hwy. H.L
.....sl1 z,vu .. .r.nrn
• NURSERY
Shrubs, Interior Plonh,
Tropicols & Tr .. s
insecticidu ond Fertili ze
S&H c.;,.., StGmf' s
F '" De li very
COaoM4 DEL M4a N\JUEaY n .. E. c.ut ..... , &n-ta•
• PAIMTIMCi
c. .... P•illltflllt
30 yeare uperience
Reuonabtc -Work atone
Ll. 8-6616
DR. LOU ROY ELDER
• PET SUPPLIES ,.,,.,o\L ,. ..
We have the larvest cr~d
moat becaltiful ael.ctiOft of
tropi col fi .1\ ht the areca.
Yte oho carry o full lin• of
octo~•iv-.a, cr~d oil ace. ..
aoriean~ * the hol*y.
Sovth S.. Tropical, 218 w.
WI hon, C..._ L i betty 8-7'961.
c.-. ....
• PLUMBING
A. W. MARSAC
PLUMBER
700 Camalloa Ave.
Corona del ~-
Plwnbena Rcpaira
DAY~ Nl GHT
WATER Ht!ATF.RS
673-41~
O.GEARE'S
PLUMBING SERVICE
tR~Io~t., Plto~~~IM•I -· ,.,,.,.,.cJ
14 Hill R HU Rf,f \f} 'i.f R~J( I
PHONE 646.0622
Res. S4·4187
Repeir -lnstallatiOft -
R-odel
TOM D•GEARE
•38 E. llftt, Coato M•••
• SHOE REPAIR
IAIIIIIY'I
C.O....,I_.. Shoe S.,.,ice
ORTHOPEDIC
p,.'"''''*' s.a<ioli tt
We ti" S&H Gr"" St..pa
1190 H ... r ltv4., Ml 4 33 1l
• TRAVEL SERVICE
• UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLSTliiMCi
(By E•rop•• Croft•ft)
RIMODIL 2 pc. Mt OML Y
... JDCell '•a...,"
215 M.t• H. a. U6 Mal ,. ........ ,,.bp
CUSTOM I
PUlNITUtt.£ UPHOI,. lY
e ~AU n tJ10ttK •
MilL''
"IIMCMI UPMDL .. IY .. ........ .
~ .... ,
L4URI:NCE H~'tVEV doubts I tt word of HonOf 'll•ck·
man In the true-t~lfe story "Life at the To&>." a Colum-
bia Picture now at dtt 'lalboa Theatre through Yay 11.
~PO RT
ACAOIMY AWAID
WIMMII
SHELLEY WIMTII$
"OlE OF
THE YEAR'S
.10 BESTI ...
TIE aT TIUCIIII&
PICTIIE OF M YEAR I"
-AICW W,_, H:l'. httl
···---~·--·--............ SIMY POOD • StillEY WlmRS ~£UZMrni!IMTIWI
• SECOND FEATURE •
Jason Robarda
Barbara Hani 1
''A THOUSAND CLOWHS"
MESA. . ~ ...
Clint Walker &
\1artha Hyer in
"TH E MIGHT OF THE
GRIZZ LY"
-also-
John W11yne
"HATARI"
HELD OV!1tl
"HARft!R''
with
Paul Newman
a lao
Paul Ford 1n
UMIVER TOO LA TEf
June 5 is
music night
A Scandinavian niaht of
rmaaie ia aebeduled for 7
p.m. Sunday, June S. in
Pearaon Park ampbidleatre,
Lemon St., in Anaheim.
COo4ponaora are Ancbor
Lodae of Newport Beach,
Oranae Bloaaom Lod&e of
Anaheim, and Solbalcken
Lodae of Anaheim.
Many folk dance &roups in
native costumes will enter-
tain. There .will be muaic by
Alfon .Beraatrom'a orchestra,
wilh aueat muaiciana from
Lawrence We lit's oraaniza-
tion.
Soloiats will be \4n. \taana
P..naen, soprano of San Ga-
briel, and Arnold Lindber&
of Huntinaton Beacb, member
ol Skandia l.odae.
Local ticket infonnation
may be obtained from E. V.
Soderbera of Anchor l.oJae.
673~950.
I'IIS IUl mART OF
COSTA liEU !HES
Services and bruial will be
held in Iowa for Ida G. Sw-
art , 84, ol 1921 \taple Ave ..
who died Priday. \1ay 6, at
the Cotta \1esa Convales-
cent Home.
\irs. Stuart, a native of
Pennsylvania, is survived by
4 dauah te rs , \trs. ~ar a are t
Ouatt of Coata :\iesa, \1rs.
Mary E. Waaner of Illinois,
\\'s. Glea Kleppinger of Iowa
and ~ •• Katherine Cline of
Plorida; 3 aona, Frank Bun,
Pred Burr aad Robert Stuart,
all of Iowa; brothers, Ear I
Kerns and Blair Kema of
Pennsylvania; a aiater, \1ary
Rooney of Penntylvania; 21
•andchi ldren; and 1 S area t-
arandchildren.
Bell-Broadway \iortuary,
Coata \1e aa, made the ar-
ranaementa.
IALBOA PElltll'4 SULA 673-«)4
OPEN A:4S -SUNDAY 2:15
HOW SHOWING -EMDS TUESDAY , MAY 17
THE PRODUCERS OF "ROOM AT THE TOP"
IRIMG YOU AHOTHER TOP ADULT ENTERTAINMEN
llAZEN AS THE
PEOPU WHO LIVE!
{~'1 f r,.0
!LIFE\)
T THE ;Tgp" I
LAURENCE HARVEY , H6~~ S11,~MONs t
• '""CKMAN "01ERT MORLEY
. MICHAEL CRAIG
A COI'*-M
ALSO HILARIOUS SPYPROOF • IM COLOR
HORST IUCHOL TZ AS
"THAT MAH 1M ISTANBUL'•
A FRAHTIC TURKISH DELIGHT!
Hollywood Park
THOROUGH IR(O
RACING
Now!
·-~DDAILY
T!MM.,. ttwv letv"'•,.
..... -... Will •• ,.1:41 •• ,.,. •• .......,. 1:11
'
CHYIIIm TIAIINtTAn H J
TaM lfTD flyer e--4lflrect ..
.,...._,_,Oft LIM 11'""' Down.._n.
·~·Ood afMI .... ..... ~ MMctOft .... ~ .... Una M.
MOLL YWOOD 'All ,,.,.-"
c.tNry teutau.,., ae ~----
lnstitlde set
for gled
A , ... , loadtu&e aiadlar
ID latt yeaia ~~~~ will
'-olfored to lh• phecl ,..,.
deatt ol the IUr._ UM
from July 11 1o Me-U a&
Newport tfarbor Hj ... Sdaool.
.. Twentieth C.aiUIY Val•• ..
Ia the allbject ol dUe ....._
Humanili" a.eu••• .Well
will feallan a ....... of
peat lecblnn. ••-"-poupa and .,._a .......
aiona oe tbe 00111 'IIIM7
aceno but wilhoa& .. tndl·
tional preaa ... a ol Mal~
montt, papen ...t ...... nu. yeu•a 111011-....
been n~ to ..... 1$
biah•bility ....... n.
c.eachina at.atf It .-pdaed
~ Mn. BattJ MiU•, bead ot
tbe E.naJ{'ala de,.,......l at
EataDc:ia Hip School; John
Cullen, inalniCIIOf of matb
and acience a t &taacia,
'Nilliam Clarke, bead of the
&&liab depu1r'Deat a t Coata
\teaa Hiah School. \tra. Mil·
ler ia chairman.
"The lnatiblLe will upoae
the atudenta to aucb dia-
c:iplinoa aa philoaopby, ~y
cholo&Y, anthropoloiY, aub-
jec ll not normally tauaht on
the hiah achool level," Mn.
\1iller atatea.
CAR WIMDOWS IROKIM
Vandala broke all the win-
dowa of an auto parked in
the B atreet parkina lot in
Balboa, c:auainatl2S damaae ,
oo Saturday, May 7. The
rear window or a atation-
waaon owned by Joaeph C.
Poweta Jr., 1007 E. Balboa
Blvd,, waa a lao broken.
AUTO OVlRTUIIS
A vehicle drinn by \1ichael
J. Rahe, 16, of 4S24 Roxbwy
Rd., Cameo Shorea, ran off
!he roadway and rolled over
oo Jamboree Rd. about ·~ ofa
mile from E. Cout Hwy. last
Friday, \1ay 6. \1ichael was
uninjured.
LEGAL MOTICE ---------~'lnr.r. 1H" TI\USTF:F:'S SALF:
TRUST '40. 5271
THURSDAY, tMY 12, lW
O*J'IA DEL !A!, CM.Jf.
')~NCE ~NT~~TAIN~RS at the Costa ~Aesa High School
Shindig Include these young ladies, from left. Holly
'<ubik and Claudia Hawkins in the foreground, '3everly
Forehand and Kim Piper, kneeling, and 'Ae'issa ~akow
and l)iana Thompson, standing. The Sh n:ii'] V¥ill be held
will be held this Friday, the 13th, tn the boys' gym at
the school, starting at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds Nill be used
to purchase a reproduction mach tne for the school 1 i bfary
so that tedious hours of copying can be e tminated and
reference books can be shared among more students.
Mesa shindig this Friday
\ieaa Hi&h'• aMual talent
ahow and ahindia falla on
Friday the 13th this year.
The talent show opens at
LEGAL NOTICE
~'lTICr. Of' TI\CSTF:F:'S SAL.F:
TI\U~T '40. 'i272
7:30 p.m.. the Shindia at
11 :30.
"Some of the \1esa talent
trytng nut for the show looks
very prorntsing for a good
show." uy o; \if-;. Bernard
Paul, PTA president. Senior
\1eredt th \1i Iter wi II sin a
"~lichale Row the Boat
Ashore" and Sophomore John
Graham is trytn& out for a
piano sol1.1. l)ave flerby and
Larry Paul have wntten theit
own mal ertal for some Folk
and Roll music.
Teacber talent may include
\irs. Ruth C10ttuso and Th~
mu ~eaton wtth their "spe-
ctal ac t."
Talent " o:.xntng from all
over the area as r.on-\1esa
students Denn•s 'lloble, Jerry
Brown and Chuck Hamlllll will
s:wesent the1r Rlue Grass en-
terlltnment.
The prtce for adults, stu-
dents and chi IJren wi II be
SOC. Drc'\t. for the evenin&
wtll be ca-;ual.
City lui dina. Perm·
~~~=-:-:ro~ Wfell A '*Adam. tellant Gerald Cauaa, S*titi•.
.. l*!ftitt durioa lho line ~l...._l IUil\ •
1090 S.yaade -..ultt, UU .. atclilf 'lr., ... t cl May. ·• •"""'· t1S,OOO.
....... Ia ._. '-edl Wat.ltina, 381S Roy MatrtoU, 2300 llad ~.0. Spcarmu, add .. ,. =~ ~·· remodel Itt~ St., remodel aua .. lo femily ••t. l2S Orand Canal U). ....-a..~-w! __ H. II room and build now ·-a•,. aoo. · • ~ ,_ ' • ss ,soo. --·
AJ. Compeon, cbao.. Wallia ~-t, fence, 261S Theodore l.indatech, wall,
apartment cSowottal.ra at = :;~·· "400. 1000 Marinera '>r., 11,100. ~ Warino "•e. to conner· . Tereace 'Nel1h, patio cover,
cial aad add to COllll'Mrcial A-. 8oi10G, 11111 for O.K. 1301 Oxford t..n., 1100.
IS,G)O. • ~r.-'·274) E.Coaat Hwy., Powney Sninaa .\ Loan
.~:: :_~i.~ patio. ~ "-••"· 340 Poppy ~-~ns's~~"'· 1043 Yiouchrt
U. lale A'M.. Jk lw .... 1 stair· Richard u -.. 1 tl -. n• .. man, IWII'l)o
<DeDD Ma~:well, eoeto.. ~· ,.;.. Clowl t mina pool, 1410 YiatWid~
eoct aad cS.ck. 101 v.. ,..· .._,, IUS. • eato, ~ii.!4,S4t.
Geuoe, 16,000. Dr 0. . n-.. Oono Rooa Jr., remodel • "11 ._ 1• puc.itiOft City of Newport Beac:b, al-
aad ..,... a.dditioa, 109 walle fGr dellllal oftie. at terattona at Balboa 'X
Via Wu iera, t lO.OOO. lA)$ 1L C:O.t H.,.., t2,9SO. Pier S2 ()()() oan
Mew,.,t Hel,lm '-t ...... ~ . . Jeff B~te,;, 2219 OlaAne 1 ~ph K.pb.art, patio alab Dolll P.-, • .,.....lftl pool, Rd., adJ 2nd noor 13 SOO
ud fence, 339 Catalina Dr., 1107 '-alia, 12, • Mn. o\."11 and J •.' ~~lb· ssoo. n. Blalra, t.loct wall re-demoltsb dwe ti1n~ :\1.;
.. .,.,..,. taiaer ia !roet ~ 2201 Viua ._nat.le , SlSO. ' -•
A. Jacobt, 300 ~. Coaat del Oro and 2•36 Viat.a del F.vereu Liles wall 1547
H No 314 4iol, 12,400. \1uamar ')r. s.,oo· . · wy., • , awnanaa, car-W U
port, encloaure, S1,100. eat ,... S.y H. \1u rph}', add lavatory,
Robert J . Kasbiaon, 107 Bcuce Ou8row, wall, 1511 1319 W. Ba\ <\ve S3 000
30th St., remove door, frame Santiaao, S900. Bay Sllorea -.• ' ·
and stucco interior, S40. Tramc:o, interior partition Taylor Hancock, remodel
Joanne ~arren, aian. 335S to. c:reaLe shop at 397541 roof, 2115 Bavsb Or
Via Lido, 1350. Bttch, 1600. s 1,500. · ore ·•
Hl•AI FLOYD, IZ,
OF COSTA lUI DIU
Herman Ployd, S2. of 20S
Oarmouth Pl., Coata Meaa,
pauod away Tueaday, \tay
3, followina auraery. He waa
a preciaioa abeet metal work-
er and bad lived in the c;om.
muoi ty for 7 yea11.
Puneral aenicca wcte
held at 2 p.m. Priday at
Wet tel ifr \4ortuary Cha pe 1.
Dr. Arthur Bieu offi.
cia ted.
\\', Ptoyd ia &llfYi•ed by
his wife, Ellen of the bome;
2 brothera, Lcater of Okla·
homa and Jamea Albert ol
Teua; and 3 aiaten, Thelma
Skuinaton or Arizona. Bes-
sie Lou TW"Oer and Joan
Floyd, both of Teua. He waa
born in Colette, Tnu, aad
came to California in 1950.
TOM MORAN otOSEM
TO GO TO lOY'S STAT!
This yeas'a Soya' Scate
repreaentati•e from Coata
\teaa Hiltl will be j•ior Tom ..........................
Mat .,._,. AlB ,_...._,
The 291b A.luaal Callfc-.ia
Soya' State will bo lat W
from June 11 • 25 at s.cr...
11)Cnlo. 1'1le eYeat is .......
sored by dle Amcricu Le-
~on.
...._ ... Y ... Or4.r
.., • s-Melt,....: c.u 671.0550
Swim Wear
SAVE$$ & $
BALUF , ALES
1664 Newport Blvd., Costa Me ao
DISCOUNT PRICES
Open Tun-Sat. 10-1 and 2-S
THE NEWPORTER INN
PAUL SIIITH TIIID -I ,_ •• -CitRIC
GUilE FOSTU DUO -4 J.& -I J.&
NIWPOIIB HUNT IIEAIFAST herr-...,
' --2 ... J a ..... ..., .. ,. .... " .....
0 o \lay 20, 1966, at eleveo
o'clock \.\1. rirat -\mericaJI
Tit!~ luuraace 6 Trotll Com•
pany, as trutee, or aacceaaor
lrWitee or sab.Litated trutee,
by tile etrtala O.ed of T,..\
uf'cated by "ARRJ:~ f'. ".\So
Sf:\'. a manied ,... u bla
aeparate propertr ud recorded
f'ebnary IS, 961 Ia Book
5629, rase 2'U of OUicial 1\e-
corda of 'lraar Couty, Cali-
fonaia aod paraaaat to t1aat cer-
taiJI Notice of Oefaah ud r.te-
tioa to ell t1aereaoder recorded
Jaaaary I'\, 1966 111 Book 7806,
Pase 72 of Official 1\ecorda of '>raa~ Coaoty, will uder u d
pwsuaot to said Oeed of Tnat
~11 111 pablic aactloa for cub,
lawfal mooey of the UDited
States of 1\merica, at the maiJI
Wl'at eotraoce to the f'int
Americu Title laaaruce 6
Tru11t Compaoy boildias local ed
at the IIOulheaat coroer of f'ihb
ud \tala Stteeta ill tile city of
S.ota ~oa, Calilonala all tllat
risht tide u d laternt coa-
veyed to aod aow held aader
Oeed of Traat io the pt'Operty
altoated Ia thl' Co .. ty ud
~tate deacribed as:
'111 \lay 20, 1966, at elf'Vf'D
o'clock A. \t. F"ir'lt \merican
Titlf' loaaraoce .\ Trust C:om•
pa.ay. aa tra,.tee, or liDC'Cf'"sor
traste~ or sabst itated trustf'e,
by the certaia Oeed of Treat
ese~te4 -., W AI\ ll f:"l F:. "'AS..
~F:Y. a manied mao a'l b1"
•eparate property aad recorded
F"ebnaary IS, 1961 ia Rook Sli29
Pa8f' 222 of '>fflcial 1\ecorda of
0rao~te Coaaty, Califoraaa aad
pal'SilUI to !Jlat ceru ID '4 OIICf'
of Oefault aod F:lectioa to sell
thereaader recorded Jaauary 13,
1966 ia Rook 7"00, Pa,re 73 of
'lfficial 1\ecordll of '>raDfiC'
Coooty, will oader aod porauaat
to said Oeed of Tra"t se II at
pablic aactioo for cll'h, lawf11 l
money of the l'Dited ~tatu of
America, at !Jle I!UiiD West eo•
tnace to the F"il"'t \mericaa
Title )ol'larance .~ Tra ... l Com-
pany buildins locat,.d at thf!'
southeast cor11er of Ftfth ant!
\laio '\treeta io the city of
Suta \aa, California all that
ri~t title and intereat convey,-d
to aod aow held ondl'r flffd of
Tr nst i.o the property "ataated
ia !Jle Coon tv and ""'' e d,..
Scholarship grants assured
o\ leasehold eatat e ia aad to
lot o& of Tract No. 1718. u
ahowa oo a map recorded lo
book !11, pa(!e 46 of \fiacel-
laaeou \tapa, recorda of
Oraase Coaaty, Califoraia, aa
aet forth io lllat certlllo leaae
dat~ \larch 27, 1959, nec.-
ted by J:arl If. Staaley •d
'.tildred .,tuley, baabud aad
wife, u Leaaor ud \larqaia
Pitmao, a marril'd maa, aod
Robert W. Smitll, • alasle .....
each u aodlvlded oa~alf
ial.erest, u Leaae" for tile
tena of 65 ye ana be(!IDJilD(!
\lay I, 19S9 ud eadias \tay
I, 202-&, recorded -\pril 17.
1959 ia Rook 4675, pase 59
of Official Recorda.
S.id sale wiJJ be made with-
oat eovea•t or wanaaty, ••-
proud or implied, aa to tile
title, poaaeaaioa or eocua-
lwaacea to aatlafy tile re•aia-lai priaclpal nm dae oD tile
oote Mcared by aald Deed of
Traat to wit: 113,181.31 with
IAter.at t1aereoa tr-OctoMr
IS, 1965 M provided la aald
aote top""' wlt1a fee a, cll•p•
ud ett.peaaea of tile Tnatee
.-aae" ot.ller naa • ••Y bave beea ad•aaced by tile
o .. er ud bolder of aald aote,
wltll ia'-reat, •• pt"'•ided l.a
aa ld 0. ... of Trut.
Dated: AprU 26, 1966
nRST AMERIC~ nTLt
ll'CstlllAMCE t TlUST
COV ARY
By Al• A. bo,.
Aadaotb ... OfOear
ht.l..._, Allril tt. May 5, 11,
1!1166, Ia ~. Newport R•"-
scribed as: .
-\ Leuehold e"tate •• aad to
Lot l of Tract '4o. 1719, ...
shown oo a map recorded ••
book. Sl, pa11e 46 of \li"c,.J-
Iaaeoas \laps, records of
'lrao(!f' Coaoty, Cal ilona•• ...
set forth ia that c~rtain lea"r.
date-d \larch 27, 19'i9, ,..eC'u-
ted by F:arl ~. '\taoln and
\l ildr~ "ta•ln, huband and
wife u Lessor I!Dd \farqut"
P itman. a marned man ADd
flobertl{. Smith, a ainj~lf' mao,
each u tn~divided oar-half
iatereat, u leaaee, for the
term of 65 YC'IMI befliDDIDjt
\lay I, 1959 aod ndias \tay I,
1024, recorded April 17, 19'i9,
ia Book 4675. pa1e ~ of Offi-
cial Recorda.
S.id .. te will be made with·
oat C'oveaut or warra.aty. ell-
pressed or Implied, aa to the
title, poaaeaaioa or eac1U'II•
lwaoeea to satisfy the rem alai•«
pt"iacipal sam dae oa the aote
~cared by aald Deed of Ttut
to wit: 113,181.31 wi!Jl laterut
thereoD fro• October 15, 1965
• pro•ided la aaid aote to-
pther witll fees, ebar~ aad
npeues of t"e Tnaatee aad
aacb ot1aer a... a11 •ay ba•e
be.a ad•aaced by t1ae owaer
ud hold~ of aald aote, wt!Jl
iatereat, u proorided ia aald
Deed of T,..l.
Dated: April 26, 1966
f'tRST AWElUC~ 11n.r.
INSURANCE I TltUST r.owP ~Y
By Alaa -\. la011
Aat11oriaed OHieer
Pabliab: April 28. \tay S, 12,
1966, la aile N-pon R.,bor
t-1 ..
Scholanhtp assistance for
the furtherence of stuJ1es of
many local ht&h school and
college 'ltudents was assu.red
tlus weel w1th the aMouoce-
mc:nt of "ubstant1a l annual
gants to be: -owarded to
ss:wtna graduaces by 'llewport
Ralboa Savlntts and Loan
A.ssoctatton.
<\gne s Rlomqwst. s:wesident
o( the firm . revealed that
av. ards an the amount of
Sl,SOO rxr >Chool ,.ould be
rwesented to outst.andina
studento; at 'lew port Harbor.
Corona del \1ar and Cos ta
\1esa Htah Schools and
Oranae Coas t Colleae.
In additJon to thiS 56,000
asstst to serious m1n ded stu-
LITTLE GIRL HURT lS
lllE, AUTO COLLIUE
._ btcycle ridden by 7 -year-
old Lauren <\on Vauahn of
726 Santana n r •. Irvine Ter-
r.ce, collided wtth an auto
driven by Comel11 P. Tyson,
~. of 1915 ){ewamee Or. at
the intersection of \t~tlabaz
nt. and Santanella Ter. Fri-
day afternoon, \1ay 6 .
Lauren auffered a burnt~ on
the head, bN1sed knee and
ac:ratched tht&h. \Irs. TysOD
took Lau.ren home. and tben
dM little &arl .,.., taken to
Hoaa Hoapital.
"-• a. y..,Or4.
-. s.a..ctt,....:
Call D3.e550 -----·
dentt bent on a u e ful cat-
, eer. lhe u socia tiOD will
make apecial awarda to u-
chi tectural atudenta at
Oranae Coaat Colle ae.
The uaociation'a annul
awards prorram waa inaQJtU-
ted 12 yean a ao, in 19S4.
~~~~
TRADIN' DAYS ARE ON
'65 MUSTANG G.T. '6l FAIILANE
Auwm.t le. N41e. tiNter, ,._,. ateertng, dlac brakee ai\G soo 4 Ooer hdan. ""d•a,
wire wMeta. 121 "·• l ftiiM . litaalty wrpl
52595
PICKUP
W ''"' , __ ~ Tefl lllttlt-.,. . .,....,, ..,.,....
.................... 1"441 ,.. .........
PICIUP
... 1'"•1'111 , •• ~ Tefl ~_.. ............. ...,..
................. f/1 ................
SS95
'64 MEICUIY
~rttta• C.weftl~ All-
~ ,..-.. "-ter, ,...,.
.,. .... rt •• ......, ~k-,._.,. .......... ,... .. -'"' .......,, ._ ..... ....
SJ995
... 11011
!Iuter, VI '"''"«· N+Ge.
SJ095
'62 eo..t~ .......
2 la ~ t...... wtt11 fUll
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•tt'-tllftt. ........ .....~.
'Q c ........ ..
'2995
•1111 set liP Aa a .... ,_ .... , ••• ...... ....... ,.~ .....
•.Wi-.. at UCI tor Nl._
.. ItA~ ol Coalll ...... . .... ., .. ""' a.a• -oJN. at UCI, wt.o
........ ., at.ot ~buell 10
•a• at ~~ ...,.. 0111 New v ......... .
Pellow ableleou, .. aca..n,
frieftda and "-''bert ol bia
famlly bue cocuri-.. .. d
S$,111 10 tbe memorial award
fw:~d, which Ia a permanent
endowment.
An award wi II be made
Mch year to a UCI abadent
wbo, du.rina bia froabman
year, beat nemplifioa an
outataoclina combination ol
..... I ........... ......
.._.. acW..~p lllld .. ~
-• Ia u.,.a lllld clYio acthidea.
At UCI, lt..,ear-old Nictao-
laawua,.. .... otltae
deao'a aludeot caW.et ln
aocial acience, ecll_, of tbe
divialonal newaleu.r, ._.
ber o( the all<a~apu CODa
atitot.ional comraitteo. Ha
pllduated in 196S ftooftl Now·
pon Hubof Hiab Scboot,
whor. be waa natioaal •rit
flnaliat , a ch olatahip winner,
and leader in the b&nd fot 4
yean. He waa a member of
the Coata Mota Police Dept.
aearch and roacue aquad
and the Eaplorer Poa t.
3-way crash injures 2
TE:NTH '3IqTHOAY -Phllco's Aeronutronic Oivision of
New port '3each is 1 0 years old this week, observing the
occasion by carrying out more than 100 prime contracts
wi th the Oepartment of Oefense and National ~eronautics
and Space ~dm1nistration. ~eronutronic was establ ished
by Ford \4otor Co. in May , 1956, as a subsidiary. Th e
Newport '3each headquarters on Ford qd. were establ isheo
in 1qsa. In Jul y of l qsq, the subsidiary was merged into
School family is busy
LeonarJ \.1. \.1c;-..lutt. modem
language teacher at Estan-
cia ll1gh School, has been
ace epteJ as part1 c1 pant 1n
an "'rJE~ Overs eas lnst1tute
for ~JvanceJ <;tuJy, 1n
French, to be: he ld 1n Tours,
France, for <;ccunJary C)chool
teacher!> from June 20 to
~ug. 1<1.
Thl!> m~tl lUte 1s under r.he
ausp1ce1> nf r.he lJn1verstty
of Otegon .u I· ug ene .
\lr. \k"utt wall nv from
"'ew York on June 20 to
Pans. lie w1ll spend S Jays
tow1ng the: French Capttal ,
then proceeJ to Tours for 7
~o~.eeh tlf 1ntens1ve s tudy.
(ow sel> w11l tnc luc.le lt n-
gut sttc~. h1'!ton cal CIV lllza-
llnn, ..:nntc:mpor,u y c ulture,
mcthoJ~. phonetiC!>, wnttng,
oral prac tt ce anJ conversa-
tion.
The la1>l week w1 ll be Je-
voteJ tl) a conJuc teJ tour of
parts of Lan gueJoc, r.he
Rhone Valle y, ~uvergne ,
Burcundy and the l\e~e
Pranee.
\1r. \1c;-..lutt's Jaughter,
Gayle, who graduated from
Rea lntenneJiate ~honl 1n
Costa \1e sa and was 1n r.he
first graduating class at
Costa \1esa H1gh School,
w1 ll graduate from r.he Uns-
vers lty of Redlands with an
<\8 degree 1n psychology on
June 5. She IS 21 -.ears olJ.
<;on , Oennts, 29 ~ears old,
marr1eJ and father of 3 guls,
wal l gradual e from Clare-
mont Graduate School w1th
h1s Ph.D. tn government on
June-'·
\1rs. \1arita \1c'lutt 1s an
elementary school teac her
Ord anJ ~th grade} tn r.he
Corona :Jn1f1ed School fJis -
tnct and teaches at "'orco
elementary school.
"'•• •• Y .. , Orw
'-r • S.'-scriptle.:
Cell 67l.OS50
F="ord as the Aeronutronic Division, and on July 1, 1%3,
was merged tnto Ford's Philco Corp. The aerospace firm,
wh tch employe s about 3,400 people In the Newport 9eadl
location is engaged i n research, development, test and
manu fact ure of weapon systems and weapon defense sys-
tems, re-entry system, reconnaissance and intelligence
syst em, space systems, electronic countermeasures sys-
tems, radar , and propulsion products.
Two motoria ta were in jured
at 4:40 p.m. Friday. ~Y 6,
in a l-way, cbain-feactim
11uto accident m 91. Coaa t
Hwy. near Walnut St., Woat
Newport.
A a porta car dri nn by
David R. Forward, 11, ot
H~tntinatoo Beach amaabed
into tbe nu of a nbicle
driven by Edward 0. Hami 1·
ton, 40S Dahlia Avo., Cor-
rnanager of the ne.vly open ed .Vestcl i ff
':ent er branch of ')owney Savings \
Loan ~ssn., is rec eiv i,;~ ::-:embership
receipts from Jack 1arnett, at lett,
manager of the "feWJ)Ort HarbOr Chamber
of Commerce, and Nick 'Ziener, at right,
manager of the Cos ta ~,1 esa Chamber of
Commerce. Cormal opening of the new
branch office was held last ~="riday at
2043 'Mestcliff l)r.
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con be ,..,..,, "P ..,,,.., th e lont,
th reod ond hoor, w+.., auctoon
rol.ea •~erythong on lo th e throw
owcry bo;.
In cludes: ZIPPER BAG
F RONT LICitiT
RU BBER HANDLE GRIP
RUBBER SCUFF GUARD
SPECIAL PRICE
S6950
ma del Mar. The Hamilton
vehicle waa in turn puahed
into a horae trailer pu lied by
ao auto dtiven by Marcheta
8. ~ain or Viulia.
Forward auiTered a cut
bead, an injured knee and
complained of cheat pain a.
Cecile Hamilton received a
aore neck. Both wore taken
to Hoaa Hoapital for treat·
mont.
IASKITIALL LEAGUE PUIIIEU FOil SUIIIIII
Tne Boy a' C lub of the II ar-
bor Area will boat a baaket·
ball leaaue durina the aum-
mor months for all boya en·
t.erina the 9th throuah 12th
sradea in September. Soya
~raduatina from hiah acbool
may play in the leaaue if
they have not reached lheir
18lh birlhday on or before
June 20. All boya interested
in playina should reaiater
wiJ\ \like Niasen, alhletie
director, durina reaulu c lub
boU.ra. The Soya' Club ia
located at S94 Center Street,
Cotta \teaa.
CAR IIOClS UOII
P1JLE: UIIIY£11 SAFE
Glynn L. Van rJe Walker.
16, of S39 Hami I ton St.,
Costa \teaa. lost control o(
bisvehic:le while neaotiatina
a c urve on Oaluy Or. neu
Aldebaran Circle, l)over
Shores, at 6:40 p.m. Priday,
\tay 6, anJ ran off the road-
way, craahina into a con-
c:re,te li&ht atandard. OlyM
Heaped inJWY. t-at •• pol•
wat blocked 10 tile pound.
u~qTH~ ~UlSTAOJ ·Is serving as a receptionist for the
2nd annual publ i c relations workshop being held from
1:30 to 5 p.m. today, May 12, at the Charter House Hotel,
'\naheim. The workshop is sponsored by the Orange
County Chapter of the Publ ic qelatlons Society of Amer-
Ica. Yembers of the discussion panel are Monte Helms of
the Los 1\ngel es Times, Tom McCann of the ~nahtim
'3ulletin, L ydia 'Vilson of the Orange County E:venlng
\lews, Leif JQilnson of the c ullerton 'Jews Trlbone and
Jim ')ean of the qegister. Cecil qospaw, publisher of the
Placentia Courier, i s representing the weekly news-
papers. President of the Orange County Chapter Is Andy
Mace, public relations supervisor at Paclflc Tefepflone.
Reg2.85
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HUNDREDS OF COLORS
AT THE PRICE OF WHITE PAINT!
SATINTONE LATEX WALL PAINT
The 01ic1nal "eny pelnt". It' a •sy to find
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.. , to put on w.th roller or brush. d"" if'
minutes •nd tools ..... ue wtth .... , .... of .,, -It' a ... , to lrve with. e..utiful, ~
weah~te eftd ~·factina. Custom-mfaed tor
you -et ume pnc:e " white.
NEW SATINTONE
LATEX SATIN ENAMEL
S£MI-GLOSS TOUGH AND LATtX EASY
At leat -pelnt that does the iob of aNt hM
the -~ of eft oil baM Mn"'l'IIOII, aN Is letex .. Y to uae. The newest of the ..., pelnts.
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ment weeMI up In wat.t. Hundtedla of eo1ott -noaatracoed
PRIM LATEX WALL PAINT
Rec6.90
SALE
5.49
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